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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-12-16 - Orange Coast Pilot7 . j i I . . .. Orange Coast • 1 , Dl.-e-a-Line Oil I ON • f VOL-11, NO. 3504 -3 SECTIONS, "6 PAOES . ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1978 t ' I 1 TEN CENTS t . r Mesa l'ietim Led E'ast,. ·Colorful Life' By "JlaaY CLAUSEN O-•Dll'Y ........... They buried hJm lat Wednelc s day ln Harbor t..wo M maial I Park. ; Frf!'derlck R ymond William . 48, hld 'fOUlrthl w1lh lhe Marine I Corp• durtna the early 50J 1n • Kqrea. Hla brothtor. Donald. • ' Phoenix ac<'ounu1nt . ••Y ~ WUUama wu R~ Ch.mese • prlaooer ot war But on · De<'. 5, Wiiliams bedme a body oo a cold alab, 11 murder vtct.lrn wboec bead wu baabed lo. Ula tpartment mana1er found >J>e body • Costa Men Pollce are working on a robb~r y moUvf' In Williama· death, bu\ piecana the vicllm's bac karound torelh •r has proved d.afftcutt • Those w'bo new hlm dy he wa • amooth, fast tulkt'r woo dranlt too uwch Ill• brother Oonatd calls him on "occasional alcoholic " Donald 88)'8 WJlliams didn't drink much before he went into the Mmoc Corps on Nov. 1~. 1949. Ht> apparenUy was a model Murin , th n He was young and aood looking, Donald recalls. W11Uama' photo Wb publlshed on a Mattne recru1Ung poster. Shortly after, Donald says, Williams married a beaullfuJ girl lto m Georgia in a • • "storybook wflddlna." One ot t.be couple's two sons ,was bom while Williams was in Korea, Donald remembers. Donald says Williams was dis· charged from the Marine Corps In late 195'2 or early 1953. "Jt was bis time as a prisoner that caused his drinking," Donald says. "The only time he would talk about it -but never tell the end of the story -was when be wes · ·ng." Donald says be v\vidly recalls to gulp the drink. when Williams, the oldest in a ~·It was atraoge," Donald family of six children, asked says. • hlm for a drink of wale,... after ... When Williams drank more his return from Korea. than water be tord. his youngest "He had a glassy look in bis brother a biti lbout bis days as a eyes," Donald says. prisoner. "tie-said he saw them As Donald brought the water (his captors) do things to people into the l'OOm, Williams came that he didn't belteve people from behind the open door, could do. •A lot of them were my dropped a coat over the younger friends\ he would say." ~ man's bead. grabbed the water When Williams couldn't maJce and ducked down behind a chair (See MURDER Page A2) ot 1es m ___ rash Taiwa11 Withdrawal Carter. ·opens .. Door to China WASIDNGTON CAPl -Presi· z dent Carter said Friday he will r ~rant diplomatic recognition to , Com muois t China on New l Year's Day. sever diplomatic re-l lations with Taiwan and meet r· here next month with com-t munist Vice Premier Teng · Hsaao-peng. l "We are recognizing simple f reality," Carter said, as the t United States ended nearly three d~cades of hostility with mainland Chinh that once saw the two nations fi ghting a land war in Korea. In a broadcast a ddress to the nation, the president said the agreement with Peking ~as reached only Thursday. It was attacked immediately by con· -gressional conservatives as "cowardly," ••terribly depress- ing" and "a stab in the back" to i Taiwan <Related story Paae t A2). Carter said the United States will withdraw all i troops - a b o u l 7 O O n o n · c ~1m b a t ti servinmeri fr !lOnaliat China, but retain i interes 1 "the peaceruJ resol ion of the • Taiwan issue." But in a joint c munique with the Peking gove rnenl, the president said Ul'e Un ted States "acknowledges the C ·nese posi· ' lion that there is but one China and Taiwan is part of hina." In Taipei, Tajwan, President Chiang Chingkuo ,.aid full diplomatic relations b~tween the United States and Peking will seriously damage the rights and interests of Nationalist Ghina. "The government of the Unit- ed States alone should bear the full responsi bilities," Chiang said, adding that the United States can no longer expect the confidence of any free nation .. The Washington-Peking com· ~ munique said that both the Unit- ed States and communist China seek to reduce the danger of in· ternational military conflict. Jn his speech, Carter said: "l have paid special attention to in· suring that normalization of're· lations between the United States and the People's Republic of China will not Jeopardize the well-being of t he people of ' Taiwan." ( t I The president said the United States will maintain cultural and business relations with Taiwan. Coast Weather Considerable cloudiness today and Sunday, with cooler d~. according to the weatherman. Highs at. the beaches expected to reach 821 rising to only 66 inland. overnight lows 45 to52. INSIDE TODAY Orange Coad Co)lege agriculture leadef' Gory Jamee ta proCntifaf1 a college dtcirion to leuw OCC /arm land to a car dtaln to ttore outomobUe1. He caUa H "another erorion of farm land." Sk1rJ1 OftCf photo• Page A4. CHrcll c1eu111.- .... ,, Ct.M .._._. ~k• •• ~ M c:.w ... --. ,. c::::r .. o. ... ._.. .. ,. .._,~ '"' Nonetheless, in a separate state· ment, the U. S. government> said its mutual defense treaty with Taiw~ is being terminated. Carter stepped into the White Hou~e pressroom after his speech and told reporters that the U. S.·Taiwan treaty would remain in effe~t through all of 1979. He said the treaty gives either nation the right to end it on one- year's notice. Recognition of Communist China, the president added, , opens "a new vista of pro· sperous trade with almost a billjon people." . .. We have no intention wbat&Oe-Ver to use our new rela- tions with China to the detriment of the Soviet Uttloo or anyone else," Carter said. adding that he doosn'l think the move will have any adverse affect at all on U.S.-Soviet negotiations to limit. strategic arms. Administratfon officials toJd reporters that Leonard Wood· cock, currently chief of the U.S. 1a1son omce in Peking~_ would b e promoted to am- bassador. As part or the ·agreement, Carte r said, the Communist People's Republic of China will (See eHINA, Page AZ) -Juvenile Hall Counselor Posts Bail Juvenile Hall cou nselor Charles Hubert Guenther was released from Orange County Jail on two attempted murder charges late Friday after post- ing a property bond that covers his bail of $500,000. · Guenther, 33, of 14661 Sweetan Drive, Irvine, is accused of at- tacking a 15-year-old San Juan Capistrano girl who was round savagely beaten and shot in the head several times Dec. 8 on a local construction site. He is further accused of beat· ing a 17-year-old San Clemente girl who was attacked last March in the"s'atfi~•general f0ca- li on where Juli Mi celle Gonzalez was shot and beaten. Miss Gonzalez was reported in · good cond~tion today at UC Irvine Medical Center. Officers said she told them her attacker picked her up as she hitchhiked home Crom Dana Hills. High School, beat her and shot her, and then dumped her near the intersecttoo ot Del Obispo Street and Stonehill Drive. Officers said investigaUoo of the two incidents led to the filing of further charges of kidnap· ping, attempted rape and use or a firearm against Guenther. Police sald Guenther has worked as a group counselor at Juvenile Hall since 1969. He is currenUy suspended from duty. FY Wins First Title Fountain Valley Hlgb's Barona woo the CIF Bll Flve Conference football cham- pionship Friday night as they Tiffil>ast:eif th Sen'fte Prtars, 34·1'4, before 11,589 at AnaheJm Stadium. Kevin Romine ran for 232 y~ the -Baron.a intercept· ed fi~te pasaet to com· plete the rout . For game details , slaUstica and pbotoe, aee Sport.a, Page Bl. .. ) !Mlt, PllM P-by IUCIWlnl It-I ... CRUMPLED 1Wlff.£NGINE AIRCRAFT LIES tN COUNTY· FIELD AnER FRIDAY CRASH OC Sheriff Deputy Steve Judith lnapecta Wreckage In Which Pilot Perished Israel Termed· Stllhhorn Egypt Says Jews Not Serious About Peace By 1be Associated Press Egypt said Friday that Israel is intransigent . .and does not seriously want peace in the Mid· die East. Saudi Arabia said the Israe lis must recognize "the facts of life" or "pay a heavy price." T he Soviet Union, which sup- ports the Arab countries op- posed to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat:s peace initiatives with Israel, chided Secretary or State Cyrus Vance for ending his Midea st s huttle "empty- handed" and called Sadat a U.S. LA City Hall Cross Nixed SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The stale Supreme Court ruled Fri· day that the city of Los Angeles may not allow a huge illuminat- ed cross in City Hall. Tbe 5-2 decision supports a Superior Court ruling in a 1975 taxpayers suit headed by S. Doroth.y MetzJeer Fox. "We agree wi\h the trial court Chat lhe city s1Uro1~1fe" enjoined Crom displaying a lighted , single-barred cross on the Los Aneeles City Hall by any means whac.oever, l~luding -. . . •dis- playing through selective il· tumlnaUon of lamps or the at· rangement of window blind.!," the ~lgh ~said in lu ruUng. J •·pawn." In Washington, a senior U.S. official said he was "saddened" by the Israeli tejection of Sadat's new peace proposals. Vance said it was "disappoint· ing." The Israeli Cabinet s aid the Egyptian proposals were unac- ceptable and all responsibility for the fact that the peace treaty has not been signed res~ entire· ly with tbe Egyptian govern.· ment. The peace talks are stalled mainly over two questions: whether the end of 1979 is to be the target date for elections among the 1.1 million Palesti- nians living in the Gaza Strlp and the West Bank or the Jordan • River. and whether there is to be a delay in an exch;lnge of am- bassadors between Egypt and Israel. Sadat did not comment on the Israeli Cabinet acUion, but an Egyptian. Foreign Mlnistry of- ficial accused Israel of "in· transigence," and Cairo's of· ficlal radio sald Israel had ln· dicated = It "is not serio~" -abou.t m peace. Saudi Arabian Oil Mlnlater Abmed ,Zald Y•manl said the Jewish state "will pay • heavy price.'' aod the "whole world will suffer" unlen the Tsraells l'e- cotniae "the fact.a ot Ufe and ac· cept~ •.. " "I doa't think the Israelis a?e . even cooperating with the Unit· ed States," Yamani said. "l think their position is very clear- 1 y against the Carter ad· ministration afld against the American interest." Yamani, attending .a meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in the Unit· ed Arab Emirates, said in an ABC Television interview the Israeli rejection gave the Soviet Union "a better chance" to make inroads in the Mideast. The Soviet news agency Tass said Vance's Mideast sbuUle was a failure because of Cairo's "docility." "In these circumstances, the . Egyptian president's 'refusal' to s ign the treaty, now intensively publicized by the West, is nothing a but a tactical ploy," wrote Tass commentator Sergei Kulik. "By allpwing Sadat to de· lay the finalization of the separate deal, the United Stat~ at the same time is permitting ·Israel to toughen its bargaining positions still more, thus forcing new concessions." Seat.Belt Use WASHINGTON <AP) -Only 14 percent of American drtvers ~e their safety belta1 the gov· ernment reported Friday, and most of thole who don't HY tbe devices are uncomfortable and incohvenient. Aircraft Strikes ~ Tow-er By KATHY CLANCY OltlWO.llyPilotSwlf A Mammoth Lakes man was killed Friday night when his twin-engine plane slammed into a 'telephone microwave tower and crashed in county land about one mile east of Spyglass Hill in N ewport Beach. Or ange County Coroner 's de· puties 'identified lhe dead pilot earJy toda)( as, Edgar Hazelton, 34. who was enroute from san· Diego to Orange County Airport in his Cessna 210. The wreckage was discovered at 8:30 p.m. about 1,000 feet from the tower when Bob Han· cock, a Pacific Telephone Com- pany employe, inspected the 50-foot-tall microwave tower because of long-distance transmission problems . · Authorities early today· said thtY believed the cr ash may have occurred about an hour earlie r when long-distance service between San Diego and Los Angeles Counties was dis· rupted. Hazelton, who was alone in the plane, was pronounced dead al the crash scene, in open Irvine Company grazing land east of El Capitan Drive and Conception ·w ay in Newport Beach, county · strerif-f'-"epulies s aid . A t e l e phgne-Com1nm-y --- s pokesman said the tower serves as one of several stations linking San Diego to Los Angeles Counties for lon'g ·di s tance telephone service. Some parties involved in long. distance ph~ne conversations at the time of the crash would have b ee n di sconnecte d , the spokesman said. But service was quickJ y res tored by a n auto mated syste m that ch a nnels c<t lls <See PLANE PageA2) Newport Man Killed by Car A 64·year-old Newport Beach man died Friday night after being struck by a car on Placen· tia Avenue in Costa Mesa, California Highway patrolmen reported. Officers said Don Kelly, of 1981 Placentia, was struck at 7 p.m . as he crossed Placentia near Superior Avenue. The driver of the car. 54-year· old Robert Siegel of Corona deJ Mar , was not cited, patrolmen said. QlJIZ FEATURES EX JAPAN BOSS The man who has headed iapcM's gooernmnit since 1976 recently stepped down making way for Moaoyo•hi Ohiro, who de· f eated him in recent party electiont. Can you nome the f o r m e r Japan eae p r i m e -~· mint.ter? What ~ CabiMt pnt ~s CJ(fW Vance """1? What footboll poilliOft iliwi this 11•ar11 Hettman Troph11 t.Ofmln, Btl· 111 Sima, plav? Thu "*"'' QUIZ, Oft pa{lt A7 of tlw Doll~ Ptlot, ~· WO. to ,,,, .,.,, ~ abcMlt ,,.,. and other narrws OftCf ewnt. in the Mt.Pl. • . . .L •. .. I • ' I ~--.-AZ DAILY PILOf 8atutday, 0.C.mbet 11, l\11· • ~---- Health-. . .. ---ICtims Tell Cash Woes By KATHY CLANCY OI ti. OJlll, l'llot ''-II Six Southe rn Californiu families, hard ha t by recent medtcaJ bills. testified on the need for naUonal health ln· aurance Friday ·during a one· man .senate hearing in Orange County • ill infant was similar lo th•l ex- perienced by Dr. Donald Pal· terson of Vancouver. 8 . C. But, PallerSQn said, the six weeks of his ch.J)d's hospital stay and seven days of bis wife's cost ol'.Vy $7 -$1 per day tor his wit~·s care. .. Offaetting their tales or finan- c u.1l distress were statewents from six Canadian famali'es cov e r ed by national hcall~ in· ll:llllfWJ.o.:." surance who escaped financially unscathed from maJor illness. The S9.37 por month Patterson pays for national health in- s uranc e, rnat~hed 'by his employer. covers not only bls immediate family but parents as well. Another µample was offered by Mrs. Dan Neal of Bakersfield who told of frnanciaJ cbaoa ber family experienced u the result of $50,000 in uhin.sured medical bills she accumulated since an auto accident 12 years ago. COMPARES SYSTEMS Kennedy In County o.u,..-sl.llff.._. WING OF CESSNA 210 CUPPED TELEPHONE TOWER IN COUNTY tANO FRIDAY EVENING Newport Ottlc•r Harry WIUlame VI••• '•flen Tower Diec ' I Oai11a f 'ru• Page A f Gold-water TerIDs PLANE •.• lhl'Ough s1m1lur towers when oulul(ci. 0<.•t•ur . he said. Thl' wreckaJ!e dad not bum, of· ficials said. and cause of the crash .is under investigation to- day. Mo ve "Cowardly' Investigators said the wing of Republic of China, 1 approve of t h e Ce s s n a s t r u c k th e the acUQb to be taken by the microwave tower. clipping off a Carter administration," said d ist which tumbled to the Ford who, as preside nt, had ground and came to rest against WASl-DNGTON (AP> While conservatives pro t est ed political leaders from Ger aJd R' F'ord t o Ed..,ard M Kennedy JOmed in ~ndo~ang President Carter's dec1s1on to extend U.S d1plomatJc recognition to Peking and break with Taiwa n. Sen Barry Goldwater, lR Ariz.), keynoted the bitter response from the right by accusing Carter of a cowardly act and threatentng Co challenge him in cou.rt. But Ford. al his home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., said he approved. "Based on my un- derstanding or the t erms for normalization o r relations between the United States of America a nd the P eople'!> f'~na Page A J CHINA ..• upgrade its mi ssion 1n ,Washington to the s tatus of an embassy. "To strengthen and lo cx- pedJte the benefits of this .new refations h1p b e tween the People's Republic or China and the United States I am pleased to .announce ttiat Vice Premier Teng has accepted m y invitation to visit Washlngt.on at the end or January," Carter said Caf'ter said the murnland Chinese repre~ent one-fourth or the world'~ population and their role an world affairs ''can only grow more important in the years ahead." The president noted that his announcement is a result of events set in motion by Presi- dent Richard M. Nixon's trip lo ~ltlng m 1912...aJld continued af· tcrward by Presiae~ Gel'ald Ford Nixon's tnp was the first v1s1t to the mainland by an Amedc.an president ~ince Mao Tse-tung took power m China nearly three decades ugo · 'Tbe rc11uJL~ bear witness to the ble ady, determined bi· partisan effort or our own COW>· try to build a world m which 1~ace w1U be th<' goal anfl tht· r1>11poru.1bll>ty uf CAii C'tJuntn~b." C;.11 ll·r b<Od Quart.-t Jail~d f'AHIS <A l'1 f.'rmr IS<•ll 1>lylcd I' rtrwh rtvolutwni.ric!> inc luding 11 woniun hl:lld to have ~rved Hmc in lt>rilt<h Jln1tonb for t~rrorii;m, wt•rt! Jatlt'd f"ntiH y for t~rrpb rungina from f1vf! l11 11l•v'en yeuri. for lit>111 h1n~ u J t-waash ownt:d hu111\ ;.ind a f>l'Jlil·t• htatwn ORANOl GOMIT DAILY PILOT ... fN(hff'fMrf .. llti••lfltt+•• ,.IU~t•f 1th ''9'"'o .. , ... ., ,.,,. .,,,.,,, .. •• ',,.,,..,.,. ' ... , .... ,.._."' ... ..., .... ,,._,., ........... "'''·~.,.,. Wf)l1\fttl Millfll1.tt 11, ••ti I J11f•t t et '""'• #ltfJ'w Jifr~r l..,.llif';. ••~f•l'lofff II\, .. _'' I..._.. l•1ft¥•tlt'f hwW• -~l'-•lf ""'•U1ffMtf A '~""/•'O•~l•ft•I...,_ ''Pvf"4otwd ........ ,, ... ,.. •M ......... tA. f"t(tl .. 41 ,...,, .. , I·~ f•f•M I\. ... flLt Wf\I h•'f'\tt~ f •••Mr~• t •M• "'*•'~~ ·~·-..... l·•.-•U.1'114M t't.llt:ll ~ , ..... (.-· "'"' • Prn•"'' •nfl U-f'Wt ..-~"" 1~H••wtt f l11hN lM""--' & .___...,... M•rt.•\lt~f f'lttc,,t cio.. ..... L"' 11.,,..,.,. IN• "" 11.lttf\t Mft~l"'tl.O!l-"'• OfllCH t~I•"""'•• \~IW•\tkn"41"' l•twf\A ""111i ft t '"' (,l•,rwyt1 \UHi """'tfWMV"ft41•th ,,,,,....,n .... 11ir•'• T••PhOn• (714)64:1..-UI Cl•Ht119d AdnrtJ.ine ~M71 t traveled to mainland Chma. a fence. The plane traveled on about Sen. Kennedy, (0-Mass.). said t .000 reel, strewing pieces of the agreem e nt between wreckage along the way, before Washington and Peking marks · h l · "" .. a new e ra or cooperation ~i~~~ng to a al an t,.e open between two great nallon!i Apparently no.one heard the whose peoples have been 1sol a-ted r anoth ~ crash in the early evening until ea/0.'!1 one er ior so many Han cock was alerted it)y the y s.. damaged tower, bits or scat- Keonedy said it will assure _ tered wr~kage and the-smell or normal and enduring relations gasoline, officials said. :-Vilh the mainland "while ~s¥1r-Law enforcement officers mg the peace and prosper,., of from botb Newport !reach and the people on Taiwan." the Orange County Sheriff's Henry A. Kissinger. the Department then rushed lo the former secretary of state who scene along with 21 firefighters helped engineer Richard M. Nix-c from the county and Newport on's breakthrough mission to Beach. Peking in 19'1~. said his only re· servation about the Carter move stemmed from concern about Taiwan.,"people who have de- pended on us for 30 years. "We have a moral obligation to the people of Taiwan,'' Kiss- inger told NBC News._ Kissinger said he does not think the U.S. move will ad- versely affect American rela- tions with the Soviet Union He said "good relations with Peking make for good relations wath Moscow." Senate• Democrata c Leader Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia said the exchange of d1plomat1c recognition "is a normal and positive advancement" in rela- tions between Washington and Peking. "This is an important step that will contribute to our national interest and aid the stability or world peace," he said. Seo. Frank Church. (D· I d a h o ) • soon to be c o m 'e chairman of the Senate Foreign ~ia.t.Io..ns Committee, s aid Carter's aeaston-!'f.tna.lly bring,, American policy into llne With Asian realities. "lt also opens the gates to a peaceful trade of potenlaally great value t o American agriculture and industry," Church said. Republican conservatives, and a handful of Democratic dissen· lers, swd Carter should not have- recognixed Peking without con grt!1>1>icinal as1>('nt Sen Hachurd Ston•" <I> fo'lu ), b<1 1d l~gl.blallon adoptt::d lhas year, and signed by Carter, 11u1d "ConsN.-ss should b~ ron11ultl'd IJ.-fore any ~ud1 move '' !'>lime t:ul·hld Carter's decumm •· u s lap 1n the face tlJ our i.t a unc-11 frienrt a nd ull y. Hw Hepubhc of China on '1'1J1wun, und to the Congress " Judge Drops Bail, Frees Reporter Outly ,.llol stacr writer Tom Burley was relea&ed f rom Oruntit! County Jail on his own rc>cogntunce l<'ridny after u Santa Ano rnunlclpol court heor "1ng Into charges of attempted murder and auaull with a dead ly weapon. The charges stem from Dtarley's alleged attack Dec. !I on his wife, Catherine Ann, 45, hi• bride of seven weeks . Judge Paul Mast struck down the previously posted bull of $100 ,000 and ordered Barley, 51, to ob11erve o number of condi tiona pending conclusion of the case being pursued by lho dis· trict attomey'aofllce. 'A divorce action ln whlch Barley cltea ''irreconcllablo dlf· rcirences" 1n the brief marrla11c waa tflled Friday 'by Attorney William Sheffield. A 1 pretrial heartn1 into tbe c.rlmln•I cbartes has been scheduled /or Friday in Judtc Mast's courtroom. I Huntington . Playgrowul Open at Yule Huntington Beach's Adven· ture Playground. an out.door haven for youngsters before it fell vactam lo Proposition 13, will •open durin~ Christmas vacation because or the generosity of some citizens. The Golden We:st Homeowners Association con- tributed $500 ;rom its treasury and a local business. which wishes to remain anonymous, provided another $100. The playground, located across the street from the Cen· tral Library at Gothard Street -and Talbert Avenue, wlll be open Monday. through Saturday from 11 a.m. to4 p.m. IL will operate at the same hours agMn-Oee-~·30. An ad- mission or 50 cent& wm be charged. Vivian Borns, superintendent or Rec reation and Human Service!>, 11u1d the money will be used to pay staff members to supervise activities al the old gravel quarry sate. · · 1 cun·t :\ay l'nouch for the gcnl'roi.1ty or the homt:owners ... 1iht· said Fnd.iy "They have been 1>0 su11portlve over the yeurs " Tht.> pluyground was closed in St•plc{llber when the City <.:oun cil refURcd to underwrite it.B ex- r>t· ntu's nfter the passage of l'ruposalwn 13. The· playground features raft rlde1' on a shallow lake, Lhc tnillden~ of forti; and fun on 1nud11 lldes, rope swings and <1th er natural play actl vi ties . "We believe that kids need an unstructured place to play,'' suld one of the homeowners "We live in a highly developed 11rea that doesn't provide that opportunity any more." Jim Robins, president or the ho m eowner group, said the rnont•y was rais<.'<l from the or- jl ant z at 1 on' s 4th of July rlreworks sale. "We made a nice prom and we thouMhl It should go to the kids," he said. to'rom the proceeds, the qr- gonizalion also contributes two $200 11cholarshlps to Marina lligh School 11t~ents each )'C'Ur . It also hag been a frequent t·ontributor Lo ihe library and naturo center. Glassware Danger WASlUNGTON CAP) -The goYernment uked the nation's manuf~cturers of decorated glaaa)Vare Friday not to make products that shed excentve levels ot lead or cadmium from around the rim, althou11h it called tfie health r1sk tri>m auch 1laue1 minirpal. , Sen. Edward Kenned y, <D· Massachusetts>. brougbl ba s >rusade for n5ional health in· wurance to a st d g-room-only crowd of about in lhe Garden Grove Community Center. ··Basically we are . talkin~ about middle-mcome people,' the senator said. "Basically we are tallting about p eople who have worked all of their lives, who have tned to cope with the system. "All they want is s ufficient coverage for lhemse1ves and t,hejr children," Kennedy con- tinued. • Gar)' Thompson or Los Angeles told Kennedy he turned 41 years old last Oct. 25, .. the day I filed bankruptcy because or my medical bills." The bills accumulated during the three months in 1976 his in- f ant daµfhter lived, spending about hal her Ure in hospitals. While a company insurance policy paid 80 percent of the ex- penses, Thompson said. the re- mainder totaled more than $10,000. When a collection agency threated to garnish his wages, Thompson continued, "I decided to go bankrupt." Thompson's difficulty with an By contras t . Mrs. Ruby Boycbuk or Williams Lake, -B. C .• paid nothing for ~atmenl of her injuries in a traffic crash. Among C¥C services received, Mrs. Boycliuk said, were ex- tensive dental work and 200-mile · ambulance -trips for perlo<Slc physical therapy. Mrs. Ne~; who walks with a cane, said dental work and physical ·therapy were recom- mended in her cue as well but the cost "was just beyond us." . Testifying in. opposition to Kennedy's naUonal bealtb in- s u ranee proposal was Dr. William Thompson. president of the Orange County Medical As· soc1ation. He called the U. S. health care delivery system the best an the world. Thompson said government health care pro,rams should augment the existing system where gaps exist but today·s program shouldn't be scrapped m favor of a model Imported from abroad. From Page A 1 · :MESA MURDER.··. n go as an insurance ma n after lhe war, he joined the Army. He and his young family were sent lo France, Donald says. "His wife put up with his drinking for five or six years." Donald says. Then she divorced. him . Discharged from the Army in 1961, Williams drifted in and oul or Southern California . He became a carpenter. eventually war.king for a Santa Ana woodworking firm. "He was an opportunist," Donald says. "He had a talent for getting loans out or peol>le." Williams was known in lhC' Costa Mesa bar circuit u~ a man who would goon a "toot." He had not been working at h1" Santa Ana job for weeks before his murder, police say One Newport Beach woman believed she knew Williams bel. ter than mos t. She Invited Williams to her home on Nov. 5 a nd showed t\im some of her jewelry. The jewelry disappeured onNov.6. . She reported the theft to police and pointed a finger or suspic10n at Williams. Later, she told ewport detectives that perhaps Williams didn't take lbe $20.000 diamond-clus ter broach and th\' SJ.000 diamond necklace The 72 year-old woman mur r1ed Walhums In Las -Vegas No\-". JS W1l11 um" r l•lu rn l'd to California on ii plan<." at the woman's t•xpen~t'. on Nov . 2.'1. allegedly lo enter Long Beisch Vl'teruns Hospat.al for bead sur-gery ,,I He called her nightly to tell of his med.icaJ progress. she says. Police say he never went into the hospital. W.illiams· wife of a month never saw hlm again. "I'm out about $600." she says. . She also recalls-that Williams talked of Korea. "His bad fault," she says, "is that.be was an alcobollc. He told tall tales. He was a con man Some people could see right through him. 1 couldn't." What happened to Williams in Korea may never be fully re vealed The Marine CorJ>s re rusf's to release material from h11> St!rvi.ce records. · Meanwhile. Costa Mesa dete<.· lives continue an attempt lo piece together what happened durin~ the hours of Williams· !ale be(ore he was bludgeoned to death. Except (or his assailant, the last person wbo may have set!n Williams alive was a clerk tn a Costa Mesa liquor store wbo sold ham liquor two hours before he was killed. /\bout 25 persons oltended Walhams' graveside service!> They were friends. the runeral -director says. Has newest w1ft.' wa-s n·t ffiere Nor was brother Donald or the first wife nor Walhams' two sons. Fred Jr and Curtis. The service was read by Wall Du sresne, member or the Church or Jesus Christ or Latter Day Saints. The modest coffin was draped with an American fl ag. Sportfng Shadows Cast .r lagunan Facing Gwi Squad SALT LAKE CITY <AP> - The stale Supreme Court will hear ~ request Monday to delay the f11i~ squad executions of two convicted killers--0ne from Laguna Beach -who are scheduled to die Jan. 3, less than lwo years after the execu- tion of Gary Gilmore. The ·Supreme Court agreed lo the hearing after 3rd Distnct Judge James Sawaya denied a request Fnday for a stay -an order to delay the executions of Craig Marvell of Laguna Beach and GyJMW Cod.aanna . Attorneys for Codranna. 28, and Marvell , 35, told Sawaya they had new evidence and hoped to win a new trial. Meanwhile. the attorney general's om ce said it would move to vacate a stay Sawaya granted e arlier for Irvin Dunsdon. The ltiree men wer:1: convicted or ·murder in the 1975 death of a man who had testifafd a~amst a motorcycle club an CJ drug casl'. The two three if Uunsdon'.o; stay is lifted would be thl· firs t persons executed in the United States since the 36-yeac old Gilmor~ was sho~ lo death at the State Pnson on ian. 17, 1977. Two other Utah death-row in· m ates . Dale S. Pie rre and William A. Andrews, wen· granted sbays by the s tat<- Supre me Court on Dec. 4, three days before they were schedUJed to die. Their ·slays were .granted so the court could hear app4!als that are expectro to take at lea:.t two m onths. Sawaya denied Pie rre. 25, and Andrews. 24, stays on Nov 30 A day earlier. S?waya granted Dunsdon, 28. a stay. Assistant Attorney General Bob Waliact- /)a 1d the d elay was grc.nte<.I beca u se th e state didn't challenge it. • ·'It was such· a broad and vague petition that we didn't know whether the re was at>v merit tO his allegations or not,:. Wallace said. Dunsdon's attot"neys havt! filed a more specific petilt0n. Wallace said. and the state will m ove to d1sm1ss the petition next week The stale Supreme Court earlter r eJecled appeals by Dunsdon. Cocha.nna and Marvell for a .new hearing, and in Oc· Lober, lhe US. SuP_reme Court refused to he~r their appe.ats. Codianna·s ·attorney, Bryce Bryner, saJd he wan~ a stay to follow up new leads that m<1y prove Codaaona was not the man who pulled the tngger during the killing Late afternoon Laguna Beach sun finds neighborhood basketball squads battling on cow1.8 nt. the Art Colo.n.v's main beach. Shadows of the players reach out as the sun drilts toward its evening destination in the blue Pacific. A gull wheels slowly overhead. Tho courts ore in use constantly when the wealher ts uttablc. I. ,.. .. .. 1 1 t :i ~ f i I , .. • -, '( " o.alfy PINot P .... o w OMV AmllnM . HUGHES AIRWEST 727 DWARFS TRAFFIC ON SAN DIEGO FREEWAY DURING LANDING Three Month Test to Determine If Big Bird Is Qul•t•r Than Smaller Jeta ABOUT 50 PICKETS GREETED HUGHES AIRWEST'S FIRST 727 AT OC AIRPORT Passengers Surprised, Embara11ed by Sign Carriers, Members of Pren . Bluebird 'Subdivision' Grodi,ng Set Monday in l.nguna, Slide Area . By STEVE MJTCHELL ' Ol llw 0.lly Piiot Swlt Newcomers to Laguna Beach might think they're seeing a sub- division in the first stages or de· velopll}ent. And. gazing over the dirt roads. tractors &nd heavy equip· ment and lath stakes marking off lot lines, Bluebird Canyon does resemble a graded housing tract. A month ago the 3.5 acre area was filled with broken homes, cracked asphalt roadways and tons of debris that 22 families once called belongings. Demolition crews began tear· ing down the homes left standing in Bluebird Knolls last month, removing the rubble and leaving only dirt behind. The only structure remaining is the police department" com· mand post, a small trailer sit- ting in the middle of what re- ~ Teacher Le·aders Nix Strike Rumor Westminster (elementa ry) School District officials spent 'rida.y bracing for a Jan. 2 strike . Teachers are supposed to teturn to their classes that day after the holidays. But teacher ·group ?resident lob Mann said teachers don't plan a strike and don't even flave definite plans for taking a ttrike vote in Jbnuary. Mabn said district officials are jumping the gun.. "'l;tiey always over.:react, '.'he asserted. Nonetheless, Westminster School Dis\ricl JJpokes man Barbara WlnterR srud teachers were ordered to turn In their room keys and lesson plans in anticipation ol a strike. Teac her spokesman Bill BiancbJ said a radfo news report er~oneously co nf used Westminster arade sc hool teachers' labor diSP\.\te with Huntington Beach Union High School District teachers threat to strike Jan. 3 lf no contract set· tlement is reached there. West minster school officials have declared an impasse on most teacher contract items and have· arranJed to meet with a state m ediator and teacher negotiaton Monday morning. Mann said te-acbers are askin& !Or "a cost of living pay..increue ... aroundet1btpercent." Mra. Winters aaid a1strtct of. ficials have offered teachers a six percent pay boost. But Mann argued that the dis, trtct offer would mean only a one·half percent salary ralae for teachers since their scheduJed s.s percent pay hike waa scrapped lo July due to a state- lrnposed freeze. r ... mains or Meadowlark Lane The command post is manned 24 hours a day, as it has been since Oct. 2 when the earth moved . The officers on duty inside the small trailer jokingly refer to their job as "guarding t he dirt," but they're also patrolling the 23 homes behind the slide area that remain vacated as a result of the disaster. Five families moved back into their undamaged liO'illes on Oriole. and Meadowlark drives more than a month ago. and Police U . Al Olson said another seven families might be allowed back ittto the neighborhood by J an.2.9. · ··A lot depends on how the grading goes ~nd i we get rain," Olson saJd Frid . He said the fa · h ave been asking when they c go back, adding t he homes (all o n Meadowlark Lane) have been deemed structurally sq,und by the engineers. "But the problem we're rac- ing," Olson said, "is we need to receive word from the geologists that the area Is sound, and we need roads into the area." Work crews begin "wioteriz· tng" the horse shoe shaped area Monday, stabilizing the soll, but- • tressing Orlole Ortve and con-1tr~cting roadways into the area. The city ls to receive another pre limi nary r eport from geologists Leighton and As· sociates Mondayi Olson said. Th at report wll review the cause of the landslide, and out· line the stability ol <YrioTe·"Drive In the slide are~. · • Saturday, December t8, t918 DAILY PILOT A 3 Foes Greet 72'1 Big Jets Land at County Airport ~ 8y JACKIE HYMAN Thl• firat ot Hughes Airwest's 727 jets landed at Orange County Airport Friday. It was greeted by a crowd of about 50 pro· testers and perhaps an equal number of c)ty officials. ob· servers and members of the pres~. The lSS·passenger airplane. which airline officials are trying. to prove 1s quieter thao smaller jets. arrived from Las Vegas half an hour late at I: 15 p.rrt . I ts 106 passengerSJ reflected surprise. annoyance and some embarassment as they picked their way through pickets and newsmen. "I wouldn't have gotten on it if I'd known." said a Huntington Beach passenger who asked that his name not be used. ··1 feel guilty as hell."' However. Tina Van Linen of Long Beach. also a passenger. said, ''It was a wonderful flight rt was a vacation and I think if they want to come. to Orange County, they should let them." The plane, which is beginning a test period of up to 90-days with permission of the county Board of Supervisors. arrived and departed from far reaches of tile airport. Its noise impact at the passenger terminal didn't seem greatL... .. . In fact. the chants or....-·Recall <Supervisor Tom> Riley" were so loud at the gate that an Orange County Sheriff's deputy who was keeping an eye on the scene asked. "Did it come in yet ?·• Told it had arriveQ 10 minutes before, he said. "l couldn't hear it." • Down on the·airfield. a worker expressed tus opinion with a sign that said, "Ban Newport Beach -too n0tsy." Though a Ught tone prevailed. it was mingled with anger in the voiced>f many of the protesters. mo s t of whom identifi ed themselves as Newport Beach residents . "We are not against growth. but Utis is cancerous growth," s a id George Ochsner . citing fears of a plane crash disaster * * * 0.11• Pilot SIMI l'llM• BAN BOOSTER ...•......• ..AltDort Humor as well as concern about pollu· lion. noise and traffic conges· Lion. ··we feel that our homes have really decreased In value, .. said Suzanne McBraen , a lso of Newport Beach. "Our sleep 1s disturbed every morning. When you're on the telephone. you can"t hear. Your whole life 1s d1srupted- "Wheit-we built our home in 196'3, there were no Jets." she said, adcling that she wouldn't have moved here had she known lhe airport would grow so much. Marion Robboy of Newport, one of the organizers ol Airport Concern which sp6nsored the protest. said. "Part of our pro· ble m is people complain at * * * Expert Measures Jets" Noise Level 1.he city of Newport Beach's noise consultant said Frrday the first Hughes Airwest 727 to fly out of Orange County Airport wasn't much louder than the other jets leaving here. but it's too soon lo tell what noise level the plane will average. "It can be-quieter some places and noisier in others compared to the other jets," said John Parnell of R. Dixon Speas As· sociates in Los Angeles. an avia- tion planning firm. He also not~-d that the plane was not full -airline offi cials said it carried 32 passengers on departure, out or a capacity of 155 Parnell said he measured a number of DC9s and 737s from a site on the west bluffs on Galaxy Drive. He srud they peaked at 83 to 85 decibels. equivalent to the noise level you would hear at 100 feet from a freeway when a diesel truck drives pa.;t. T he 727 registered 86 decibels, Parnell said. onl y slightly higher than the other Jets. "Had we not had the melel"$, we would not have detected a difference between the aircraft types.·· he sa1d Although the 727 has three engines, one more than the other jets. the pilots arc using noise-, abatement power cutback pro· cedures. Parnell said. .. It's probably significantly l ouder r i g ht out s ide the airport," he said. but noted he believes the cutback may hav~ mitigated the noise by the time t he plane passed over Bnstol Street. Parnell said he will continue ro monitor the 727 closely dunng the next week to IO days to see 1f its notse level 1s predictable. He said that a passenger with baggage is estimated to weigh about 200 pounds, and about 15 of them together add about one decibel of noise because the plane can't climb as rapidly. . coclttail parties but they don l come out." "What happened in San Diego (the recent air crash> could hap pen here,'' she said. "ll is In· evltable that a disaster w1U hap pen unless we stop 1t." Mrs. Robboy said she Isn't op posed to all Jets. but to the introduction or what m ay be a noisi~r plane. However. several other f rotesters said they op· poRe al je.ts at.the airport. Even a few children got into the act. Four-year:old J R Ken· dall of Newport carried a sign th•t said "Smaller Is Better." Among those in the crowd were Newport Beach City Coun- cilwoman Jackie Heather. City Attorney Dennis O'Neil and two . city consultants. one a noise ex pert and one a runway slr<'ss consultant who will 1nvest1g11lt• whether or not the larger Jets are unduly hard on the runways The City of Newport Beach has fought rurport growth Newport Beach's fight ha!> bee n joined by ind1y1 d uul homeowners and. various 01 ga1112atioil.s . Mrs. Robboy srud' she hopes to see Airport Concern '·draw together the different gro~ps. raise funds and "get Uus done properly and legally " Airwest officials said they had no problems with the flight. despite the fact that only 32 persons were aboard when the plane le ft at t · 45 p m . for Phoenix. A spokesman said he believe" reservations were light because the flight is primarily for busi- ness persons. who would be less likely to ny on a Friday after. noon. * * * O/,d Lawsuit Over 'Heavy' Je~ Nixed · ' Supenor Court Judge PhilJp · Schwab refused Friday to resur- r ect an old Orange Counly Airport lawsuit as a means of stopping introduction of b1Ager but perhaps qu1eter jets . In the process . the Judge stopped a last-ditch effort by airport opponents to halt the up· to-90-day · lnaJ of !~·passenger Jets approved last month by county supervisors At issue in the 1968 so·c~lled Aune case was the right of airport operators to land aircraft at Oran~e Counly Airport we1ght1ng more than 95.000 pounds Schwab's action came on the <iay Hughes AJrwest began a test of the 160.000-pound Boeing 727·200 jets at the airport on two departures daily · Weight was a limitation those who filed the Aune laws uit 10 years ago hoped to have placed .as a restriction on Jet operations al the airport. However. the case' was d1s- m1ssed in 1974 after the· co4nty reportedly showed AOf>d faith in restricting airport operations Because of the d1s m1!.Stt l, Judge Schwab refused to issue a con t e m pt or court crt a t ion against the county for permit· ting the test of larger Jets. Ha d the contempl citation been allowed. the county could bave been fined or possibly been ordered to stop the exp1!nmenl that began Fnday. '· <]lie 'Rrgiti G~llection '"'...... Ladies Pendants ,. ~ ~ , .. ~ ., .. l ! "Open Every Sunday Uniil Christmas" . _____ _,;_,_ ..... __ -.,. _____ _ A4 ONL. y P\l..OT LOCAL I WEA THEA II ~F arm-.t&Dd-t;ease A~lsftiled ··~i~Yi~ \ --- o.M\' ....... ._ CITES UABAN M!NTAUlY • 'occ-AQ.Leeder-J•me• High Cost Of ]arois Drive Told SACRAMENTO (AP> - Howard Jarvi.a. who scolds gov- ernme nt for spending too much, has been running up some high poHUcal coets ol bis own, the SacramentO Bee reported Fri- day. The news paper said a report filed with the Federttl Election Commission showed that Jania' American Tax Reduction Move- m e nt ga\11! rormresstonal can- di<tates only 29 cents ror every -dollur it raised. THE RESl'OFthe money went for consultants, dir ect -mail operations, staff travel, dlning, accounting and other overhead expenses, the report said. Costs of the direct-maiJ fund ra1S1n g, In which solicitations are sent to a ma1hng list of like· ly supporters, nor mally run high. The organualion was formed t o s upport candidates who backed a Jarvjs plan to cut federal laxes and spendln1. Jarvis, a 76-year-old former munltioos maker and newspaper publishe r , was cosponsor of California's Propoelllon 13, a 57 percent property tax cut. THE FEC REPORT said the nationwide campaign raised $57 ,599 but contributed only $13,800 to 126 candidates ln 32 s tates, all of it on Nov. 3, four days before the eleclion. The largest single expense listed was $13,384 t o the Orange County con s ulUng firm of Butc her-Forde, which handled lhe direct-mail soUcitatiQOS. All but three of lhe conlribu· l ions were $100, the report s8.id. The exceptions we re Texas Republican Nick Gearhart, who got Sl,1>00 ror rus l°'ing race agai ns t Congress man Bob Wilson, and two $250 recipients. Republicans Thomas Luken of Ohio and Robert Dornan of Califorrua. who have introduced a Janis tax-culling plan in Congress. ~ Gunman Nets c:a8h in Mesa Costa Men police are looking for a gunman who held up Winchell's Donut House, 1901 P lacentia Ave .• shortly before 1 p.m . Friday. The man brandished a p~tol and fled on foot with $444, police said. The band.It was described as a 23-year·old caucasian who wore a wblte T-shirt. blue jeans and a ski cap. 'Erosion' Charged 81 ,ACID fJYMAN Ol .. Olit'f .......... Thtt lteM ol 1U1bUy lets than an ac,. ol Oren1e Coa1t Collett" land to NaMn Cadutac ha& broutbt a •lrOlll protest rrom the bead of t'he colle1e'1t aarlcultur. and bloloCY depart mMt. ,. DMty"*'IUff""" o-.ry Jamea, d l vl1lon chairman. laid he lhe nvt year. ts,•a-year lease-aa 1uat another eroeioo ol land uaecf by th wcuttu.re fe_Rlrtment 00 Lb• Cotta M•• campu. SHEEP ORAZE ON ORANGE COAST COU!Ge LAND NIE.ARI CAMPUS 8UILOIN08 "Ar~ COli.ge rruttM•---Akf"I AO PtogqnrTIU" ·-...... eo.aa--.. ... ""Auto ~ .. nde•? TBS I.AND WILL be paved and Uahted by tho Cadillac •1en-cy, which bu a ocwi-year can- celJatJoo claue tn ltt contract and a three-year renewal pro- vision. lt ii locat.ed otf Merrfmac Way. Jamee aald be diaaaree• with contenUom by Coast Communi· tr Collece Diatrict offlclala that the laod tn quesUoo wasn't being uaed. · -·we uae the area for growing crops. We grow food for the animals," James noted. The land la rotated, being used sometimes to raise food crops and sometimes for grazing, he added. added. JOHN PO'l IEa, dlrector of pbyalcal facilities planning for the district, replJed: ·'The lntenl was certainly not to Injure the agricultural program. I don't think we have. "l di sagr ee that th e agrlculturaJ land is rapidly dis -. appearing. And in spite of what ' Gary ls saying, that land has not been cultivated or planted or grazed for at leaat two years." Potter added, "The land ls not gone. ll's leased for nve years." He said the district has been looking for revenue sources In the wake of Proposition 13 and de<'ided the lease was the "best and blgbest use" for the .86 of an acre. P01TER .SAID there is some dispute between the agriculture department and the d istrict as to exactly wh.ich land is the depart· ment's. About 23 acres remaln of what was once 120 acr es ava.ila· ble to the department. Potter su1d there are plans. stlll tentative, tor a soccer field and rec1cllng ·center expansion on several acre& of land the · agriculture department current- ly uses. J ames said among the points ·that particularly a nger him about the new lease is that the land isn't being used to benefit s tude nts and that he wasn 't notified or consulted about the lease. POTl'E& SAID a total of about 3. 76 acrea have been leued to car dealers aloog Harbor Boulevard wllhin the past two years. One earlier dispute that still stirs some rahcor, James said, concerns the 2.6 acres leased to ConneU Chevrolet. StudentJ and an instructor had spent many hours of their own time constructing catfish ponds on agricultural land. Without notice, James s aid, the land was leased and the ponds destroyed "This all just went one day without a 'by your leave,"' James said. "The teacher was very angry." POTTER SAID the clistricl Vtl{>Jild have been willing to help r~ate the ponds but the in- structor was too angry "tie had worked h ard. I ad mil, quite hard on gelling the thlng built wilh his own effor11 but we would have helped hJm relocate," Potter said "But at that point he was so disenchant· ed that he dJdn'l want to do it." James said he doesn't believe trus tees and district staff place • OspftyBack Bi~ U1ing Altered Nest Newport Harbor's osprey has been sighted sitting in her nest for lhe first time since she was relot.ated to a piling from a boat mast, a state DepartmentofFlsb and Game official sa.id Fnday. Paul Kelly, who coordinated the efforts to move the nest at the boat owne 's request, s aid he's not sure whether the lemale bird re- cognlzes tHe nest as her own. "SRE'U SIT ON ANY IDGB, COMpicuous structure," he s&.id . The osprey has been the center of attention since she built her nest several months ago oo the mast or a yacht belonging to a Los Angeles physician. It's been some 50 years slnce baby ospreys have been hatc hed in Southern Calilornla, so the nest stirred hopes unUI the boat owner pointed out that be was tlred of paying $1,500 a month in dock fees and oot being able to use bis boat. The nest was moved last month in a large operation involvl~ the Department of Fiah and Game and materials and crews donated by telephone and power companies. The nest was moved to a piUng that waa sunk nearby. AND NOW, KELLY SAID, a reliable observer has spotted the osprey ln bet nest. . "I'm nol sure what the significance of that i.s," he cautioned. "As far aa we know, it hasn't found a mate. The bird seems to beg~ ing about its normal activltiet, f11hlng and perching on the Harbor Patrol building. "But I'm encouraged by the fact that she's been there and I'm still optimistic." a high value on the agriculture proiram, although it ii the coly such community college pro.. ,~am 1n the county. Couraes cl- ered range from anlmal technology and breeding to home gardening, nursery technology and land.leaping. · ~ TllE P&OGllAM provides vocational certlficates u well as sending a number of student.a on. to agricultural program• at Cal Poly Pomona and UC Dav\s, James said. He 1ald duses are fltled and 1tudeota aometlmes have to be turned away. Enroll· ment ls about 500 full-Ume stu- dents and 400 part-tlme, accord· . lng to college officials.. "l think you're lookina at an admlnlatra- Uon that's baalcally an urban group of people," James aald. ··1 think they look al this setting and they say. 'Il's nice but it doesn't represent Orange County any more'." He sald he thinks open proper- ty, such as land between plant· lngs. looks "undeveloped" lo urban minds. Said Potter: "I think that the board ol trustees and certainly me as an adviser would have to look al things and try to come up with the highest and best use, with Income inevitably in mind. "I DON'T EXPECT. Gary to totally agree with us. Obviously his primary interest is his division ... and he's quite right. When agricultural land is taken away from them, frequently it is not returned. "But I b0nestly don't think that. we have seriously burt his program," Potter said. "Had l thought that 1 would never have recommended it and I don't think the trustees would ever · have .~ut the property up for lease. -. Rites Monday For Irvine's . B. Attridge -Servlcu will be conducted Monday for Harold E . Allridge, of 29 Mandrake Way In Irvine, wbo died Wednesday following • severestroke. He was 67. The funeral service ·will take pl ace al 2 p.m. at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetary. A native of Mtlton, Ore , Mr Attridge spent most of his life working in Southern Callfomia aerospace companies, Includ- ing Lockheed, Northrup and the Douilas Aircraft Company . He was a 10-year resident of Irvine. Mr. Attridge is survived by bis wile Marie, of lrvme : a brother, Merle Attridge. of Spokane; Wash.: a oaughter. Mrs. Shirley Meehan, of Redondo Beach; sons Robert, ol Huntington· Beach an<\ Richard of Sacramento; 1rand· daugbten Mn. Desiree Lind.say of Newport Beach and Denise Coderre ol Lo6 Angeles. ·Picture Painted ' A Newport Beach attorQey told Jurors fi1 the murder trlaJ ot 42 year-old J erry Peter Flori t.bal Flori recounted tor him last January the tile or an aJleged " drue deal cone . .Our. Thomas Crosby. attorney ror one of Fiori's alx co-defendant&. testified ln Orange County Super k>r Court that t'iori told him he tracked down Stephen John Bovan the olghl be was killed i.n an effort to recover cash lost in lhe faHed cocaine sale. BOVAN, OF Fountain Valley, died in a hall of gunfire Oct. 22, 1977, outalde a NeW'pOrt Beach nlghtery. The slaying touched off u invntlgatton by-Newport Be~ police that eventually led to UM lndlctment ol aeven peraons ell murder conspiracy charges, · Plon, ot HunUniton Beac1t, ll the flnt. of the seven to stand trial. · .. 1 While he Is the admlt.teG gunman who fired nl~ bullett Into Bovan, he claimed he shot In self-defense durin1 a qu~ over tbe dnag vastu.re. CaOSBY SAID Fiori discussed the drug venture tn a jallhous~ interview wtth hh:n and Flor\'& one-time attorney lut January. Crosby sald Fiori discussed a cocaine de al undertaken by Frank Rossi, a former suspect wh.o bas been granted immunity from proseculloo. Rossi bought the druia from Bovan, Crosby r~alled from the interview, and when a resale to Los Angeles p arlies soured. wonted to sell the drugs back to Bovan. I .. MR. ROSSI wanted to pump the cocaine t}ac k down the chain hke 1t had been pumped back from LoB Angeles," Crosby sairt. "He wanted to give back the co caine and get the money." "He <Fiori) was asked to try and locate Mr. Bovan ," Crosby s aid Fiori told him. The prosecution in Fiori's trial daims the defendant and other~ were hired by businessmen with ties to the Hare Kris hna sect to kill Bovan in revenge for tht· k1dnapp1n~ of one of their partners, Alex Kulik. THE DEFENSE In attempting - to prove lhe slaying was in self" defense, contends there was no contract. Most of Nation Sunny Kitchen Help for the Holidays Look to the food pages of the Daily Pilot for timely tips on -menu planning, especially during the holidays. Bul Light Raim Expected in Northwest V.S. .81• am,,, .. ~ 47 • .. ,. " 41 M .. .. ,, II .. » " u" .. .. M 41 .. ,. .. JI .. u " . .. .. .. . • OntarlO t1 U P•I"' $0f'lnQ'\ 10 i. Peso Ill~"' •7 ,. lllHI e1u1I •s n R~ooo cuv •s 4t llleno •t 14 S.C••-nto ,, n s.i~ .. ,. s.n &err>•rdlno '1 J6 Seti JOMI 6J /It S..nta Ana H o s..tte Crut 10 al s.tnta Maua N )I !>•" Oleqo M •7 San ftr•n<l'llO tf '1 !..tnl• ll•rw•• t7 ,. S.oOIOll tt IO f•-Valt.v <IC) 10 Vallt/O S1 W o.., .... w_.., ...... " .. Mono..,"°',.., " '°" llO -..... yl>oof -..... ~ ............. , PM -,.O...OOP'f•M-... .. ll••ll'll-. -e.....,.,. " "°" 00 ll(lf ·-· .. "°" U>t1r Dy • • "' Ulll OrlOt• 11 •"' -JOI" CCIOY..,.. Ille ..... ~ . • Wednesday's food pages offer a hos t of ideas a nd recipes to help you add sparkle to your holiday menus for family or friends. Along with guidance to the best food values of the season, you '11 find holiday bargains among the advertiseme nts placed by the Orange Coas t 's leading grocery markets. For extra kitchen help during the holida}ls, turn lo the food pages in the food pages of the Wednesday DAILY PILOT ·.,642-4321 ' l • ' I I • ' ( • l J I I • · 1 ,. • I ' . .. •• ·: t• •• ... ... ·' . . •• •• I I • I I . I 11 ~ \ ·. • NATION I LOCAL CAMBRJDGE. Mua. (AP> -Thouth manr, men uy lhey .shO\lld help with hou twork and chlld care. the wlle l1 1tJU 1Jm01t ~lw.8¥1 Lbe one who ch•nae11 clt•pen, wllh d.ahn od ove · household routine. a urv y ha found • Oesplll' lh lmpllct of lhc women's movement, the aludy r~· port• thut 90 l>frt'~nt of whr and BS·~rti nt of. huabanda HY lhe '-'Oman doe:. all'Or mO!ll of lb twuscbold cho~ . . T HE .i'T\JDV' P•EPAaED BY t.be Harv•n!·bQed ProJttl on Human Se~uaJ Dov lopmf'nt, urveyed 1,400 moC.hert and tather11 \n Cleveland who hatd chltdrt'n Mt" n •let 3 and 11 Eliot Tour . • spokffman for lhe research n, aald th flndJntti rl'flert tht• \ 1t-w. u( Pf"Clplc throughout th• Unit~ 'tale "1'ht-aniplf' rt-prt"tt'nts CleVt"land very accurately. and Wt' thank that It n•pre·wnt'l lhC' Ln1led States accw-ately. atw." ht' uad ,,. One '11'('1 tt ••xiam1n<.'d w how par oll tncb their ctuldrcn about su nd. C>'f'cmdl. It found tbat not much has chanted the rt• .. M08T PA.RENTS HANDLE THE subj&ct.JJ:&.f same way their part·nt.. did Ui.uaJly, that means avoidin1 any mention of lt. ''Tht'I vai t m )Orlty ot chJlc:trcm receive little or nd direct In· format on bout erotic 1ctlvlt.y or Its aoclal COMequencea rrom , their parent.a," lhe report said. To nnd out what kind ot examples pa~t.s set for thelr r hlldrc>n aboot !lt\x roles. the researcbert aaked mftl If they lhouaht It waa the woman'• reepon.alblUly to run the house and t·urt? tor Ow ctuldren Half lhe men a~d il wu not. BUT 'EVEN IN FAMIUES IN which the woman bu a paytna Job, the wife •till d~11 mu.l of lhe howtework. the atudy found. In t wtr than 3 percent ol lhe houffboldl. the parent.a report that the fauher. doff most. -Of tPe household task.a. Twelve perttnt iwtd they share \he work equally. '"In the v83t m11Jorlty .. the home is the wife's responsibill· 1 v, '-' hether or nol she part1clpatet in the paid labor force," lhe re· port ntd ... Even th<>*ti fathers who do not necessarily thlnk this ... .. .· ~. Oectrrtbet ''· 1978 ahould be ao do not report lhariq more equally ID boU8ebold .labor::• TR£ S\JllVEY, DlaECl'ED BY Elisabeth J . Roberta, also found: -Almost 40 perceot of the motberl wbo bave '1rla between 9 and l1 years old say they hJVe never .dile\WMd meoatruaUon with them. • -Fewer thaa 5 percent of the fathers ever talk to tbelr children a bout pre-marital au. -Most P&retlta view sex education u the wife's job. -A ma}ortty of parents said that after them~. te&evialon as the moet important source of aex lnfonnatioo for u.etr cb.Udnn. -WHILE M061' PAaENTS DISCV88 preen~ wlt.b tbelr children, fewer than IS pereent,of the rnotbers and 10 percent of the fathers ever meoUon it la caused by lft~ne. ~ Fewer than 2 percent ol the fat.bera and 6 percent of the mothers ever talk aboul birth control wtth their children. Media 'MonopolWs' Hit · .. J1istiee on Wheels Sout:h Orange County Municipal Court Judge John Griffin indicates wher e he would like the court 's new temporary courtroom placed. Mobile courtroom was obtained from county s upervisors after Griffin ordered the She riff's Department to provide temporary facilities for the south court. The mobile courtroom in Laguna Niguel should become operational by Jan. f . J11nk Food RUies Face Change WASHJNGTON (AP> -The Agriculture Department says it's back to the drawing board for a proposed ban on so-called junk foods in schools. , The department a nnounced in Au gust that t he regulation, originally scheduled to lake ef· feet at the start or the school term. would be delayed until next spring Ol" perhaps next raJt. NOW, THE EX I S TING version is being scrapped and the department . will start all over in drafting a new one, the announcement Friday said. which deserve additional public scrutiny." There was no indfoatiot> what direction a new r egulation might lake, but Ms. Foteman said about 82 percent of the public comments favored t.he old one or some variation of it. Eighteen percent opposed it . of the day ln the schools. Candy manufacture rs, soft drink companies and vendinS machine people generally op- posed the plan. SOME OF THOSE comment- ing on the proposed plan favored a total ban -not just until the final meal of the day was served. Others raised questions about how the nutritional value of items such as candy was de· termined. . , Assistant Secretary CaroJ _.,;: 'Tucker Foreman said more than 2T100 public comments w_erQ re- ceived after the proposal was announced April 21 and that they raised "some significant issues THE PROPOSAL WOULD have banned the sale in schools - by vending machines or other means -o f what lhe department's Food and Nutrition Service calls "co mpetitive foods," which some experts reer distract children from meals served in cafeterias. Sales ol-auch items as "candy, soda water. frozen desserts and chewing gum" wouJd not be aJ. lowed until after the final meal Ms. Foreman said three public meetings will be held this winter to talk about what should go into a new proposal and· that further comments will be encouraged. _ TJ:!e_ meetings are scheduled for J an. 30 in Nashvi11e, Tenn.; Feb. 6 in Detroit; and Feb. 13 in Seattle. ALL TitEES 4 ft. -9 over wll M kept llt w .. tr.. t9te day they ARRIVE lft whtt. plottfc •'T1tEE STAND." 0... Tren,.. so "FltESH" we...._ to k"P ll•pi•g lttelr hands. Our pricH ..... at low Cit $2.91. .-~~~~~~~~~~~-. OPEN 1 DAYS A WHIC 8 A.M. to I 0 P.M. DECEMIB 2 lhr°'")h DECEMIH 21st • D&kota Senator Pia~ Antitrust Effort • WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen.· elect.. Larry Pressler, R·S.D .• says he plans to introduce an· tltrust legislation in Congress nexl. year to break up media congloinerates and newspaper groups. • Speaking Friday at a gov· ernment·sponsored conference ort media ownership, Pressler called for a new "Teddy Roosevelt era of trust busting." "IF OUR MEDIA a re COD· trolled by monopolies, bow can we protect the s mall-business man or the independe nt en· trepreneur?' • Pressler asked at a symposium sponsored by the Federal Trade Commission. As potential targets for an· litrust enforcem ent. Pressler named Dow Jones & Co. Inc., which owns numerous financial pubJicaUons including lhe WaJl Street Journal, and Gannett Co. Jnc.. which has more than 70 newspapers and television bold· ings. Pressler also cited Time Inc. as a target for federal trust busters. A statement issued by Dow Jones & Co. said Pressler's (:Om· ments "are greatly exaggerat· ed. The business of getting news to the American public is highly competitive, particularly in the bus iness and financial fi eld. Ironically, the senator·e lect's llos8ein in London LONDON <AP > -King Hus sein of Jordan a nd bis American.born queen . the former U&a Halaby, new to Lon· don from Rome Frida~ night for a week·loog visit to Bntain. •:J .. comments come at a time. when com petition in this area is rialng more sharply lhan ln any other news field and more sharply than ever before. I REP. PRESSLER'S com· ments about Dow J ones may be related to the tact thal last May The Wall Street Journal printed a front-page st or y with a headline U\at referred to him as a 'showborse' who •wortts hard to create an image. not to create laws.' " the Dow Jones state- ment said. Jerry W. Friedhe im ex· ecutive vice president\ and general manager o tlthe Am e r ica n· N e w s p a per Publishers Association, said the Pressler legislation would in- volve "insurmountable consUtu· Uoaal barriers·· and face serious eballenges in Coogl'el& and the courts "were It to interject KOY· ernmeot control or influence in· to ownership and operatk>n °' free.press ~papers ln a free society ... PRESSLEJl, ELECl'ED to the Senate last month after two terms in lhe House, urged limit· ing the number of papers a com. pany. may own, as· well as plac- l n g restrictions on cross. ownership. lo ~lch a firm may own several types of media out· lets. Pressler said the antltrust ef· tort he advocates can be ac· complished without violating the free speech guarantees of the Fi r st Amendment l o 'the Constitution. , .. Program Slated· On Alcohol Abuse Films. demonstratiom and poster drawing contests will highlight an alcohol abuse program at the Laguna Beach Boys• Club Tuesday and Wednesday. T he afternoon program, part of the Boys• Club delinquency prevention program, will include the showing o( the films ••Getting . Busted" and ·:Erancesca Baby;• along with a demoostraUoa o( the Laguna Beactl Police mobile alcohol d.etectioD unit. 1f Other activities include post.er drawing, gnfftU writ.inc, and knowledge of alcohol coot.est with prizes going to the youne.sters who have le~ tbe most about the •ibjeet at the end flf the two , da)'s. ActivttJes nm from 1 to 5 p.m. boCJl days at tbe Boys• Club. 1085 Laguna Canyon Road. For more infonnalioo. call Ric Stephenson at 494-2535. I ... Mare Parking Places! FOr .. south coast P1aZa customers. Thectay. after ThankSgivlng and every weekend 'til Christmas, our 2800 employees will be bused to the PlaZa sq that you, our rustomer, wtlt have more convenient and dose-In parking . . ;.« SOUTH C~ PIAZA PaoS f\"om SOUtn cnast PtaZa Vllage, 8rtstol &san Oleg()~ ... " ' ' I I I ( • \ l I I , I ,. I ' :1 •' .. •"' ,. 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D.C~ Shuffle, Dan~e lo a ·Round Sorig fh JO N'S W\'AN I I f.vt·r) dlt) fur\'>\:. fall lo nialc thl' PIP t th•t IC~ tt\rou.ch \ht• m <'h1nr... nun make the> ropwt. •)f 1111111•tt lhUt tjU to lhl' JIOV('I nmt nl OfOC' 'I lo ael lhl' monl'V ltt St\1(1\ tht• a>rt>blt>m • 11( <, t uardint? tJle forc•tl Ml lht•rc· ~ 111 bt• 1•1aout(h 11u0<·r • tu IO through Uw m•ch1ne• 111 rnukt• the t'OPI<'· Aud thal aa Un.• ltlll~ known ••1tama 'playt"d IJl WHhm1l~n Tht ohJt't'l n( the R•nw '~to -.m " <'ontrut"l or rtinl front ,1 f~dt•r JI ICJ'-~rnnwnt •K nc' Th ..-1nrwt' pruvid , lhf' 11ooch ur i.l·n ll'''' nt~'Ut'tl In fl'<il•ral a l'nc) to carry out 1t' m11.,1tm .\SIOt; l 'ROM PllOC a•:MF.l'lt'T o~· r.upph nti•llod tu run ,1n1l VtOh•t'l lt\l' \'l\Unlr), &01remm~nt 8&enc1 ortu \UCh con tr.,ct~ \\twn tht-\ hnk thf' lime. people or" JWrt1 e> to proHdr th,,\ v. tuch llll r~1urt·d b' l11w or pubhc mtrn•'t ('unlr uct und ~1 ""' uw~udt r.mJ:t' from a ft',. \hou.'iand to milhon" uf dt11la1 .,, • .!nd )\JllW llJ\YOt\1• L'l\nJllu lh" "menaaoment f'Onbultents" un• the most ~~P<'rt un1I .1ttlvt• •Y('fl ol lhe Wu_shln}ton RtJmr Th•· .:.111w bl·~un lhr\O<'Cnth enouah with lht· lhlnk 1<.tOk'> .ind th1• '>&>t0•·111h1t•d tPchn1cal slulb that ~ert-de\'t>lopNl in "-'orld \.\ Jf II 'l'ht.t Cold W ur und J<orclA rNnforet·d tht• need fur lht''t' "'"'claJ 'kllls in m1lil•r">'.Jllatl1Ung and duvt'lopmcnt ror the 1)1•pu rt rrwnl of l>dt•n,t· l fl tht.1 19:,0•-., fod1:t<tl ~Wllrd:-. aliso flowed lo the Ivory To" \'rl' of ucud\!mtU fdr medical ,u1d socu1I slud1 c&. m the early 11.H;()'i. whtm thl:' J11h1\:son <1dm1m&lrauon dt.>rl:irl"tJ its "War on Pove rty," th • worc1 m W•~hmRlon wus . "Poverty pays well " t.Jrhan plann1•ra,. ~oraolog1sb. nnd psy<'h1>log1sts joi ned the l·nsimel•ra;, 11c1l·nt11'l:-1 »nd ucadcm1c1ani; 'rn the game, but hard I 1m .. ., n 1mt• to lht• consu}t1Jnt.~ wnen federal funds we rt• di V(•rled to th1• \'ll'trwm Wttr fortun&tl'ly for all those unemployed experts tht• MN ~y ernil'. <• <'oncern for the envtronmt'nl, and the n sk of cunccr :it•t•ame por1ular 1ssuc" 1n the ·7~. • .. '\S Tl .. : EXPERTS FLOURISHED once biatn, the need m l'rru&cd for m or e office !>pt1ce ·rhe llcltway, an exprel>s ' hh&hw"> l'1rl'llna tht· e1ty or W1111hin1ton, provided the apace ror lth1am1na, nuw buU<J1ng., on '1101Y1<' or th~ hlahclt·prtced real l·11ll\l1• r1 lhl' country, und coined a new name for the con¥ul· tunt:.. "1'hi' Ht•Uwoy Handttff .. J'ubllculton in the Paily ls reportf'd ai;, "the.> U'B Cor RFQ or H F P J "' now 011 lbt~ street,•~. whlch In plain English means an u.ct·m·y·11 ln.v1tat1on tor Bid , or Request for Quote, or Request for P1 opo:rnl hub bet•n publicly announced with a chance of award to t•1ther the lowt•11t pnced bidder. or the mos t qualified bidder If " tnuhcr dollar bjd can bt' ju11tlfied. Nuw Uw W11shington 1eamc really begins The devoted Daily n·<'der rtl(1u~i.t~ rnore 1nrorrnetlon nd the proper forms from lht• Ul(l'Ot') t1ddrt!1:tb listed tn the ad. After reC~ipt Of a package cuntu1mng a (i:w p ul(t S or perhaps several hundred pages of i.:ovl'rnment inst ructions and description of the goods or .,,.1\1t·1•, n'<1u1rt:d. u lnrgc company will assemble a team to plot And w n ll' 1lb .~tt 4'l111(y U\ hopes of wLnning the col) tract -or the .:amt•:tman may be a lone bustnessman working al a kitchtn ~ble w1lh\tte a dofahand-heldcakulator . 1'Ht: 6-0VERNM.ENJ' TRJES to spread the work and money~ .1rot1nd hy lMluding provuuons for small busin~ses. han~ d1rappl>d or manonty employment, hinng"oT V"etnam veterans, u1oi .. of 'lute employment services, enforcement of equal op. portun1t.v •md <tffirrnative action programs. New g.1mes evolve oul. of old games: some of the players drup CIUl of one group and emerge later as part or another. To piny the game well the cancer expert <HEW) must kibitz on nud{'ar rndliition tOOE> or the pollution game IEPAL He must be like a gambler wandering. casulllly among the tables in a cai;ino. watching for the opportunit)l'lo score. ' Some of the co,porale game players are known as "bQdy i.huµs ·· If lhe Fish and Wildlife Serv1cei for example, wants to inv o:.t1gate a fish kill in a slret'm. ~he bOdy shop will htre selen. lists to write• a proposal responding to the government request for help. adding the ne w c mpJoyees' r~sumes 1suitably tailored to 1.•rnphas1ze <'Xpenence and knowled'ge of lhe subject) as part l•r tht• management firm's "team of experts." It IS one or lhe ironies of lhe Washington game that the sumc unemployep M.S or Ph.D. biologist presented as an ex· . . Climb ·Turned Into a Real Dzo Hy llE RBCAEN SAN f"lti\NC'ISCO You l.11ow . of course, that Supervisor tnow Mayc1r> Dianne Feinstein and her good friend. Financial Consultant Dick Blum. we nt off t o Nepal for an a ssault on ~:verest. and how did 11 go? l0'<11rly well, considering. 1>1 a nnt• and Dick rcachl!d the I ~.ooo foot l<·vt•l bl'forl' i.ht• ht·1·:im1• ill :ind h;1d to hl• moved 111 JowPr li-vels bv meanc; of a dzo 1>rovided by Stan i\rmrl)gton or ll1mttlayan Journl•ys A dzo IS .1 fe m ale yak ••ind not all that much fun to ride From lhe 7 .500 root level, she was whisked to a ,arc restanit place by the Queeo of Nepal's hl'licopter. -!'>Ufl~eshnJ.? that S I". S upervisor.; havt• clout wht•n•ver they go. Now back m town , Ms Fcins· lt•m IS faC'Ulf,t dally qUt'TICS about rumoro., lhal sht• and Blum will hC' m<1rru·d . if tht·v huvC" not ;drt•atly ac·h1t•vt·d ·t h<1t state · Untru1•.'' !->ht: says firmly. "I ha d u "11ndcrful hu:.band C1nd I still miss him tcrnbl~Hut one·• can't live in the pusl and Dick 1s a great friend. However. no change in our relations hip 1s 1m· minent." IN ONE EAR Jacqueline O'Keefe was half asleep but came awake in a hurry when Station K-101 ncwsflu1>hcd that the Nat'I i\~MH' o( the Dt'a( has filed a co mpl aint about em plOyl•rs who fire deaf personi. . 'without a r>ropc:->warin g ... THE CARRIAGE Trade a 2Q' l>y 20' tapestry, probably worth $25.000, was stolen off the O~rll House wall opposite the carnage entrance tn broad daylight one afternoon last week. "We hke to think it "'as taken as a Joke and will be returned." ventures an Opera llciusc exec, laughing nervously T RAGIC C'ON t 'IRMATION: C'olumnist Fay Ounbar wrote an the Nevada County Nugget two wc~k s a~u tllat Highway iu bl'lween Grass Valley and Marysville "1s still a death trap · und g rows more deadly every day." Killed in a head-on col hs1on last -.yeek on Highway 20: Fay Dunbar, 72. C'Ol.LECfOR'S ITEM : the let· tcrhc:ad s tation e r y for th£> P~tlLJ<.'l' of M :Jg1c on Pier 39. If ,·ou look dos el} at the Chinl'se mag1c1an's c·ostum{•, you will sec u tin) drawing of Snoo11y 1 Cartoonist Charles Schuh 1s a fairly silent partner> S HALLOW THOUGHTS you will never find in a deep fortune cookie: You can buy love but not rncndsrup. No matter how hard 1L is raining, opening an um· brella m a crowde'd elevator ·is probably a bad idea. Given the choice. 1t as prcfeuble to be young, rich and good·looking than o ld. poor and ugly ; ltowcver. young, rich and ugly 1s, on balance, as reasonable a choice as old, poor and good- looking. There is no need to eat ·at Fisber man's Wharf unless you really have to FURTH ER WORDS lo live by: An invitation to go for a short sail on the Bay could turn into the longest day of your life: avoid it at all costs. If you <ire ~orng to buy something cheap for your wife al Christmas, be surl' to havl' 1t monogrammed so 1t cannot be returned. Wives .ire advised not lo buy anything monogrammed for their husbands. especially bathrobes or slippers: he'll be back in his beloved. raggedy old ones by N e w Year's Anybody who drives Uj) a hall bcW!and a cable car should have his head ex· amined and his insurance can- celled. if he recovPrs. ADVICE IS CHEAP. cont'd: Don 't rc a"d U..{l~Ooks or articles on rnfla causes thereof and cures ther e '-no economists, including Not.el winner s, know w h y o r wherefore. and you do not need an add itional headache. When you go into a health food s t ore. look c losely at the customers: before making a purchase. be certain you want lo look lik e them. Jl is not necessary to lip a waitt:r who "gjves" )(Ou M table next lo the res t r oom s or beh ind the kitchen. • Wh en a person who has never before commented on your ap- pearance tells you how well you look. it may be too late to do anything about it You dor(t hilve to lip your favorite service station alten· dant. but if there's ever another gas shortage -look, it couldn't hurt. NEGATIVE POSITIVES: A good hamburger is better than a bad coq au vin. Since everybody knows the French bread is always stale on-Wednesday. you should not have to ask your wailer to warm or toast it. It is better to remain silent. and be thought stupid than to open your yap and confirm It. Coast Panel Settling ·D own? By ntOMAS D. ELIAS StunJ( by severe cril1c1sm dur· ing the last three months. the Californfa Coastal Commission has now taken several actions that could help quell the oppos1· \Ion. Some of the criticis m carn.e Crom sources traditionally allied with the commission -Gov. Brown. for one. It was BroWft who called com- mlsslon stnffers "bureaucratic thugs" after they indicated they mlght force bea c hfront ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ihc comment p11flc or the Dal Ir P11ot 10>ck5 to Inform ond .. umul1.ttt' rc•11dcr11 by present. JnR a "ar1et)I or commentary pn toplclJ of lntt'tt'llt and t l1tnlrlr11nct from Informed obltrvc-r11 11nd :1pokc1mcn lt®'rT N Wl.'rd ;Publt.chrr Saturday, December 16, 1978 homeowners in So u t h ern Cali'tomia11 to grant new public access to me ocean before allow ··Ing them lo rebuild homes dhtroyed i!l__tbe October '1res. BROWN'S ATl'ACK. however, was not the only one. Earlier other critics. had also c laim;;d the commission was beCDITllng "too bureaucratic" Jn enforcing the letter of the 1976 Coastal Act. rather than It& splrlt. Their chief criUcitm was that even smalJ project.I like single homes proposed for areas that were already subAtanUally de· veloped were belna held up, altered or r ejected by the com· mlulon. , But oow the comminlon has take n tw0 at.eps that should euc tb~ crunch on sm all projects a.ndQ aUow ,commlsaloner1 to focua once •Sain on the la.rae cle'lelop- me nts whoH control was the chief concern of the com· ml11ion'11 creators. Fl&8T. 111E acency •areed to walve ptrmlt feet for rebulldlnJ homea dellfoYtd by naUu-al d1i. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS asters like the fires thal hit Malibu. The seme rule will app· Jy to homes washed away or damaged In heavy winter rains like those that flooded parts of the North Coast r egion last winter. Thul action should lake off much of the pressure created by the post-lire slalf report. More lmp<>rtant In the Iona run wo~ the second action: From now on. exe~ut1ve dltee· tori of the six regional com· missions wtU be allowed to luue admin istrative permits for 1ln1lc famlly dwelUng1. "TRIS MOVE ia Intended to let us get away from worryina about the plddlln1 cases," saya Mlchael F\.scher, lh• 1tate com· m lulon'a executlYe d irector . "The Idea Is to look at the forat Ind not tfM lrttt. •• Consisteqt with lbal intent. the commission has made one other move expanding its Jurisdiction. Conversion o( apartment houses a long the coot to--stock cooperatives will now be con. sidered development, even when no new construction ls involved. The purpose, Fischer said, Is to give the commission more control over potential >ow·cost housing in the coastal zone. One of the agenc)''.d purposes under the Coastal Act Is lo encourage such holl.'llng. THF..SE CHANGES wlU pro- bably please everyone but the strictest preservationists and •ome apartment ownen. Say• FiMher, ''OW' policy now I• to loot 'iery cloleJy at evel1' private cost we lmpoae. For every euch cott, we feel we have to show a real publl• benefit. rr (he comtnlaaroa•a actions over the nen few monlbt rellm Lhue new POIJctet i nd 1tUtudt1, much ol the criUdam th•\ bu built up. In recent montha wUJ lllttl3'._ cu.appear or at leut be mutel. -. 1>ert in one proposul may ~ the lyp1bl of delivery .11crvlcc on another. · WIDLE EXPERTS SEARCH out new r>rojects to bid on, th~ Washington hustle continues to expand as public demand grows for a clean. sufo. healthy environment Enactment of each new law to protect the environment puts a Curther strain on goven>· ment 's ability to enforce the law In addition, the need ror information Increases exporaen· ti ally. All th1s inf-Ormallon must be golhercd. written down. i"· • dexed. abstracts made, rl'p<>rts compiled, meelingl> held, pro· ceedlngs uf the meeting written, indexed discussed ad infinitum. ' ' ' Forests will vanisft b<!fore DOE can gather sufficient in· formation to compare geothermal with any or all other alternate sources or energy. • The game is neither amusing nor relaxing: t here are risks and hazards involved for all partihpanls. For every expert employed, there are more of the same in hot pursuit or gainful emp1oyment and the Jautel wreath o! "expert." Eventually their tum will come. ror the spoils must be sprea<l arOtlnd. -· Government contract and grants managers are sensitive'lo the charge of ravorilism or bias when the same winner appears too frequently in their offices The"agency project officer for a specific program may force the contractor to "go the t•xtru mile'· t& f\al n his or ber fee by p_roylding extra services or favors as {rrade-offs for current ., busmess and-the inside track forfuture bus ness. . THE W~IUNGTON GAME is wasteful and co:.tly: foolish· ness and errors abOund. as Senator Wilham Proxmire is apt to point out in his "Golden f"lecce Award1:o." Nevertheless. as long as cancer remains a threat, resources dwindle. and the inv1ronmcnt is endangered. th'e Washington game seems necessary. Pubbc awarenes:.. then 1s the first step toward making it an honest gume at least. . Joo.n Sullivan ta a writer. editor and grant proposal typiat Insanity Plea: Shrink Testimony V aloe Doubtful By GEORGE NICHOLSON C~Pllol N~ i.,...,10 SACRAMENTO "It 1s necessary to make courts safe from psychiatrists simply because psychiatric te s timon y l ac k !. rt.>l1 a b1l1l y ," says lawyer/psycholog1st/ author /professor Jay Zisk an. "Because of an insufficient data base," Zisk an warns, · 'opiniOJlS of psychiatrists regardmg not guilty by reason of insanity pleas in criminal cases represent JlOthmg more than an absurd e ncumbrance on the criminal justice system. They impede rather than aid the search for truth. "Psychiatric e xaminations result in the collection of worthless data, Incompletely and often inaccurately perceived and recalled " ZISKJN SA\'S FLATLY. THAT-psychiatrists "are simply incompetent" to determine the sartity of criminals. To permit criminals to be found not guilty by reason or insanity can be dangerous . As a result, England adopted a judicial procedure in 1843 . called the M'Naghten Rule. To est a blisn ;i defense on the ground of insa nity and. thereby. to invoke the M'Naghten Ruic. criminals had to prove they didn't understand the nature and quaUly of their acts, or didn't know their acts were wrong. For 14 years, Caliromia followed the M'Nagbten Rule. In fact. smce the {;alltorma Supreme Court fi rst approved the rule in 1864, it consistently maintained that approval by an-unbroken chain or deciSTons. • · Ah that cha nged on Sept. 26. Inexplicably, the court, in ·a case called People vs. Drew. reversed itself and adopted a different rule \hat's unworkably vague and tilted in favor of mentally disordered criminals, particul arly violent ones. As a consequence, Ziskin's warnings have become even more ommous, because now criminals need only prove they lacked substanu·al capacity to beha ve themselves lo be found "not guilty by reason of insanjiy." The Drew decision was rendered by a bare majonty that consisted of Ch1ef JustJce Rose Bird and Assoeiate Justices Ma thew Tobrlner. Stanley Mosk and Frank Newman. Associate Justices FtanJc K. Richardson, Wiley Mabuel and William P. Clark dissented CLAJllC. IN HIS DlSSENTJNG opinjon, criticized thjs abrupt 4lnd unexpected upheaval in the law by saying: "Our Constitution does not require the change, the Legislature does not mandate it, neither party to this case requested it. rt was raised by the author or the m~ority oplnlon apparently because ... its primary appeal is that it is dUf erenl. '' Clark concluded, "The venerable equations of right versus wrong, good versus e vil . go down in ravar of an ex· periment determining criminal conduct by probing a de· fendarit's metaphysical thought process. Worse, the ma. jority orders its new rule lo apply retroactively. requiring ret rial of dozens. if not hundreds, of criminal cases." All cases retried as a result or that retroaclivity, must be decided wtthtn the context of \he Drew decision's more lenient rules for determining whether cnminals are "not guilty by reason of Insanity.·· . Retroactive. laws are caUed ex p<>st facto laws when ..applied lo individual crimjnals. As s uch. they are prohibit· ed by both the United States and Calllorrua consUluUons. Re m arkably, retroactive laws are not considered to be ex post facto when applied to the disadvantage of the entire body. politic, as in the Drew case. despite the far great.er Injustice that may accrue. One Harvey York is. P.4!rhaps. the first criminal to take advantage ol this retroactive Judicial largesse. WREN YO&K WENT TO TRIAL for torturin& a met1· tally retarded m an in 1977. the M'Naahten teat applied. By. that standard, a San Die go Superior Court Jury found hlm sane al the Ume be lured 24-year-old Donald Jackson ~to hia apartment and mutilated him. The jury hod previously round York gull\y of maybem, assault with a caustic chemical. assault wltb a deadly weapon. possession of a deadly device and robbery. York tocked Jackson \n the apartment foT three days, chained hlrn to the noor, poured hot lye over hls face, eyes, le11 and gMltalt, and hit him in the mouth with a Ure iron. JacklK>ft suftcrtd permanent racial dJsfigure ment blindness except for U1ht sen.,1Uv1ty 111 one eye and loss oi hll 1on1Lals. On November 34, t>.cauu York's a ppeal had be.i pendioa when the Drew deelsJon was rendered, lbe a&a&.e fourth <tiatrfot court of appeal in San Dte10 was compelled to retum the caH for a unity retri.a ualog the new, mon lenient standards. . Rathe r than maki ng courtroom s safe frolD psyc:hlatriltl, lbe California Supreme Court's Drew .._ daton h" render:td lbem even moro vulllerable. In tM PJ'Otetl. crlmina11, partlc:warb' vlolent ona, wln acalo and the"PUbllc loMI. ~ .... .. f------, ~ILOFtN 'S ?AGE - DISNEYLAND CHRlSTMS :\-litkc" .:\Joust•. who recent ly celcbnJtcd }11:-. 50th lrthcl.I\. <1nd .MinrNl' Mouse. will offer Chnslm<11-i holHh' i!l'(•(•tmgs to viewers of Dis· neyJand's "Verv Mcrr: Chrt!-ilmas Par ade " Winner of Uncle LNn'c; <'hn<\tma'l(':ml dr:.iwing contest will get a -free dav at the' /\n:tlwinpaik Saturday. Dec 23. • I I II &lrlb and boys \ . \ ti'lvl• doYt'I. lhAl'b a ll that. remain to set your drawll\ia \n for tht' Chrutmn• curd design contest. The deadline la nooo Wednes· '1uy Uncle L(>n hH already rf'Ccived a hefty number of entries. Remt-mbcr. the drawings shoukl be an original design on white J>JJ,cr four by four Inches. P lea.,e u.se bl1ck ink In doing the draw- In& C'olon>d and pcnc\I drawlnas will not reproduce. Several draw· • Ina• r celved thJa week were In pencil. red or blue ink and had to ~ di qllaJlflf'd "THI'; WINNER WILL be selected Wednesday af\etnoon artct ront•cled by telephone that day so arrangement.scan be made for the day at Disneyland. Include your name. aae. address and tclerhon~ number. In addltJon. the wlnnlnt drawlng will be reproduced on the froo t page of the Christmas edlllon or t.he Pilot Th.la week's contest was to draw Santa Claus. Won Kim, a 10-)lear·old Costa Mesa resident.. wins this week's to p priie of~ The drawing was one or many sent 1n by students in room 17 ot Paularlno School. Thanks kids. There were many clever drawings of Sant.a. Olen CofCey. 13, or Newport. Beach did a nice rendering or Santa standing near a log l'Ubin. He also sent his entry for the card design contest.. · GLEN'S SHORT NOTE read, l 'm sendin' my drawings for bOlh contests at the same time. The one with Sant.a is the Santa one and the otheroneistheotherone. HO! HO! HO! ' Runner·up spot in the Santa drawing contest goes to Dan. Taylor of Huntington Beach. Santa is standing next to a sack of gifts and checking a list as he smokes a pipe. Dan will get $2. Honorable mentions go to Stacie Seibel, Fountain Valley. Heinrich Farin, Shawn Knapp and Pat Knupp, Huntington Beach: ,,, Paul McNiff, T im Morris. Randy Redmon. Mary Sullivan, Newport. Beach, and Johanna Eddy. Costa Mesa. /' NEXT WEEK, Uncle Len invites you to do a drawing of what g1ftor gifts you hope to get for Christmas. T he drawing rules are the same as for the card design Deadline is Thursday noon. Send the drawings and card designs to Uncle Len, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P . 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa . · You might W?nt to include a short note on what Christmas means to you or a comment on what gift you would like to re<:eive. The contrast or gift.s under a tree in the ·Midwest and East t.o those in a Southern California home is interesting Sleds, woolen mittens and caps are common presents in the colde r . snowy climes. Here skateboar ds and surfboards are likely to be found under many a tree Christmas morning. CHR.JSTMAS SEASON IS A bright time or ye~r. a time t.o send special thoughts and kindness to your parents, brothers. sisters and relatives. There is. of course. no snow for a coast Christmas but spirit is the key. Cheer can be s pread. snow or no. Of course. some of you may be traveling to a relatives home for Christmas Silld be in lhe.soow. Whatever your plans for the holidays, Uncle Len hopes you have the best Christmas yet . Until next week, goodby.;Remember to get the card designs in by Wednesday noon. .. S.urdey. ~ 16, 1976 DAILY PILOT 11 7 ----~-------------~ • COSTA MESA GIRL HAS WINNING SANTA ORAWING Won klm, 10, 3033 Coflldge, Will Receive $5. PIPE·SMOKING, LIST-CHECKING SANTA RUNNER -UP Dan Taylor,~~ Albacore Ortve. To Get $2. r~ Girl .Wins Book In addition to bt'ing a family run feature. THt.; QUIZ is an integral part or the in·clas.~room news program prest>nted in Orange Coast art-a schools as a pubU<' servlc<' by th<' Dail) Pilot. Questioi 011 Unicom Brings Reward Andv !.Pnd., lllf' l97P '\\o~ Book ·Scif'nc(• 'V <•ar Annual o Br1dg<>l Mc.·1.,.1. age• If, or ~I Toro,Cor twr lfU'''tion. DO UNl<..ctKl'oi!ii tU:.ALl'V EXl~T? The unicorn '~ s Ill llj Hl'l 1 a~1nary animal. It lookc; hk a hon.c aod 1t h~'" a '-In' It'. lo . spiral horn in the n.trld!c of s forehead. ll .il:.<1 !.:1~ the t :11l a lion Unicorns an· ollcn mcnt10 d in m('dicval le(:!cm<ls· and fables. Thev are also mentioned in ear- h Babies. but the word has now heen translated as wild ox. Ancient Greek and Roman myths mention the unicorn. The name means "onc·horn." In ear- ly p irturc<;, the animal was usually g1H·n a whale body, a red head and blue eyes. It's hind leJ!s \\en· made to look hke those of an antelope In ear ly paintings, artists often plan'<i Lhc uni corn beside thl'. figures or Ch rist a nd the °"""' ................ AREA RESIDENT LEARN NICORN IMAGINARY ANIMAL ; Bridget Nickel, 11, of El oro Get• Anawer From Andy 1 .~ Virgin Mary. The anima l was thought to be a sign or purity. Andy sends • World Book Year Book to Sherri Satterfield, age rz. 6f SOOtll Boston, v.., fOt'~ her question! now ARE HAILSTONES MADE? Hail is made up of roundish. hard balls ot ice thaf"fall from the clouds during some thun· derstorms. Hailstones range from the size from tiny peas Lo the size of baseballs. HAIL IS most likely to fall during the spring, but thun. derstorms are most common in the s ummer . Hails torms arc · almost unknown in the tropics. in the polar regions, in Florida and over t.tie oceans. '.fhcy occur almost exclusively between the lattitudes of 30 and 60 de~rees. Hails tones most often have onionlike structures. T hey are made up of a number of layers of ice. Hailstones form much as sleet does. Small ice crystals or snowflakes contact supercooled water drops. A supercooled drop of water is one wbere it remains In liquid form even though the temperatures are below freez- ing . WHEN THE ice particles strike the s upercooled water drops, the water flows over the ice. A part of it freezes inst.anUy. Some unfrozen. water stays at- tached to the growing hailstone until it freezes, and some of It escapes. This process continu~ until the hailstone falls out. or the region of supercooled water. It may then be caught. in an up. draft and carried back Into the s upercooled water re'ion, and again grow larger. · The process of a hailstone moving in and 6ut or a region whe re supe rcooled waler Is located conllnues to produce ad- ditional layers of ice. This pro. ce::% continues unUl the updrafts • ca no lon ger s upport the h stone. Finally It Will fall. to the ll'Ound. \ \ worldseope · 110 peNnll IOI eactl qwallOft .n-.d Cortee11y) 1 President Caner acted 10 move 56 million aaes of federal land In (CHOOSE. ONE: Texas, Aluka) into the national pa'rlt system,, more fhan-cfoubllng th~e• \et •sWe f()( na1ional parks. ....._ 2 The Census Bureau reports that the curreni ltfe expectancy for American women is 77 ~ears, compared ro .. l .. years for men. .i-69 b·75 c-81 J Cyrus Vance, who hokls a key job in the Caner Administration. has visited 33 coun- ir•M in the past two ye.1r~ Wh;at ubtnel post docs Vance holdl 4 The Organizauon of Petroleum Exportinic Countries (OPEC) is exPe<ted to raise world 0 11 pric~ at a meeting I.liter this month. Of the- followin8 countries, only .. I .. IS not d ~mber of OPEC. a-Ecuadof b-Nigefla C·Egypl S According to the feder<al government. the U.S. dollar .;s worth about (CHOOSE ONE: one-half, 1hree--founhs) of its value in 1967. newsname (10 point• If you can ldenllty ttll1 penon In tti. ~w•) I have been Japan's prime minister for 1he past two years. Although Mauyosh1 Oh1ra re- placed me as p im minister and party le r in recent elections, I have promised 10 cooperate with his go-..ernment. Who am ll match words 2·prestlge Hacuse, ju\tlfiation J.pretelll · c-tcput.lllon,_ fame cktop, prohibit S-prcvent ~upervise, control AlttWH'\ •ppear luplla. '°wnl c..i-qu11 -.. news picture (10 points If you an1wer lh11 quesuon correcllyJ Prime Min1~1er ldn Sm~h and other mi>mbl'" ol Rho<l1•,,,, ' ruling C'Ce>cu1111r c-ounc1I announced plans tor ,, rc ... 1·· , 1 government, following l.'lecuons next Aptil Wh11e~. who mJ~1· up abou1 five p1•teen1 of Rhodes1.l ·~ popul1111on. would h1· guar.int~ .. l .. \f'.ll s '" 1he n~w go11ernmen1\ lO(J.<rat 11ouw of AsW?mbly. J-5 b-10 r 211 sportlight 12 polnt1 lor Heh quHllon •nst1tem co,,1·c11y1 1 Oklahoma's Billy Sim\ won this year\ Hl'Mnan T•ophv •n college lootb.ill Sims play\ l for th1• ':>oon"" .i·quarierback b-wide rece111e1 c-runmng bad. 2 True or False. Sims i\ the only 1un1or ,.,,., w win the Hl•l\m.in Trophy. J The Cincinnati Reds surprised th(' hJ,f'b.111 world by firrnr( manager (CHOOSE 0 Nf : D.inny Or.irJ.. Sporky /\ndt>r~on1. who led 1he leam to World Scrte5 "''"' rn 1975 an') 1976 ) 4 long11me Red\ 1h1rd·baseman .1 twr.irri<' 1hP h1~hest pJ1d pl.iyer 1n baseball history la\I week. wht•n lw o.1Rrt•Nf 10 s1Kn ,, c:ontract wllh 1he Ph1hdcfph1a Phillie' S Chris tvcri .ind 81ihe ll'dn l'\1n~ led the lJn11r!l "w1 <;JO''' 1h11d • \lralghl r ede1a11on Cup tennis 111le-. by drfca11n~ ,.:, 'II)' Rl'tll <1nd'Wl'ndy Turnbull of . l . 1n tlw lmal douhl1' m,, 1 h .i·.-.uslr.ih.i b-Sourh Alt1(.J c-ffr11•,111 .roundtable hmlly dltcutalon (no 1eore1 Should the federal gov(!rnment requ11c.1he Amcr1Cdn MPd1c .. 1 A\~auon to llh lls ~on •dver11'4ng by doaorsl Wh~ or whv noll ·~ YOUR SCORE: 91 lo 100 point• -TOP SCOA!I et lo to polnt1 -£1ceff..-ic 71 10 10 po1n11 -Good &1 10 10 1>t11nt -r "" ' •nC, lnc: .. 1211·78 ·~ :atlOll aiad-t :uosnp -uv .<JIJtdS·e !astw.i1·i : =>·t :.1.119ru.Ods ;, ::t.afl.L'.>LISM3N • -..1 ,, -satvt'CI y O.CtM~t 1e, 1011 8 OAll..VPll..OT COURSES BY tjE PAPER _T-tixpa"yer-s Mus~t Recognize Cities' Nee~_ -·· • 8 7 MOO LANDAIEU MO•l o( W'h•l CIVIH&allon hu denloped lll· pr erved In lh~ tltle11 of OK• world Our clll •re In\ •lueblc.-1111et1. y t "'t' II· nort'd tht•n1 dunna mo t of ttul l'ounlr)''li exl1l\'nt· • we un lgnor lf\f'm no Jona~r Mun)' of <>Ur m~or tillt>A New \Ork. ('levt1hu1d. 8'.16ton, N w Ort uni. Nev.url ~ d O\ht>r-i • •re> litrul((Cllna to t•1l'ape thr pr~~11urt11 of flnant•fol vrobleom11 that havt• bc.·C'n a111n1n11 on lht'm 1 If E I'll 0 a L I': M , H AV •: ,.'l'nultaphl-d 1n lhf' '"'"l 30) ar. u fe\1 ... rol 1•1hc.-1l•s c•OtUrihul.td. to lht' dt'thnt• o( urban 1;rf'a"J" ilnd thl' J(ro~1h 11( suburb~ Among lht' ft'<1t•rnl pro(&nnt' thut hu\oe ~n bled uburb<I \o nmm!>h t • lht' t'XJ>entl' of rt•fltNil Clllt' were ttw ICO\oemmt•nl ' htwh1o1. uy und horn ... loun' l1'01ictl'' A urb•n er lit• \c1 Loul\• H u x t it h I e h lll ' 1.i• Ill T h t• SPEAKS FOR CITIES Moon 1..•ndrtfu f ~ ort'd n<'w hou1ln1 1n em r.1 Ina ur"n11 und ncJ{lttled inn r ,·1ty hou!flll.C .,ntf r ·novation The m1ddlt' c:lu11~C'li left tht" ln"<>r cllle11, uaJUl'\11 lax dollu11 w1t.h \hem The clUt"t wore ltCt wit!\ lht' µoor. mainly minorities lllld th• u~lnM WITHOUT TAX DOLLARS, t•1ttr1 could not provtdo s uch Ot>t't'lll.ary ervlcrll u improv~ ht11Alth cart!, frequent unltatlen plcku1111 und ltreet repaira. Nt>qihhorhood1 die d rrom nl'1lect C1t1es wt>re still th Cef\• lNtc of tn ·Ir regJOM, but th re· -~-wt"rt-n't :1u1)c>ort1ng them The roots of thl problem dJd not upaK•or 11uddenl)' 30 years agn · '!'ht} go buck to the very foundan.i or our couo\ry. when fHJWcf wu.11 dlv1ded betwe<>n the ft-dt>nil icuvernment and the statei. · 1-:0ITO'J.'S NOTE Thit If lhr foortf>enth tn a •tnn oJ IS article• u pl<mna "fcuolton M~ftu and Rtul1ht1 .. MO<M l,.mtdnl"!I, /Ormttr mOJlor u/ Nf'w Orl•an1. duc1UH1 th• onqtn and noturf of tM /111411ClCl probkma facmg ~O C1t1u ortd 11AQge1t1 how ftdtral, 1tot1 and local governmrnts can work lpgethtt to help 1olw thne probkm1 'fhtt tme1 wa.1 written /or Course1 btJ. NewrpoJ)frr. a program de 1>4tloptd Oii Umv.r1tt11 Ez1tu11wr1, UC San Diego. bl'ld fund~ tnl a grant from lhc Natumal En4llwmmit /or the llumamtin CQOVllQllt Cc l t97t tw '"" AtO".,h (II II• Vnlv'1nltv ol (•lllO•nl" more dommont. role tn \he latter pa rt of \be 19th century. but they • government· \1t1e i1 h11d changt'<J. but the J(Overnang pro cesses rt.'(tlame<l the io.amc Unlll the m1d-1940s. c 1t1cio. basically were financially i.ctr io.uffic1enl. They relied for the most part on the property lax. limited use of the s ales tax and relatively rare use of in come or earnings laxes . Bul when the federal government in· s tigated 1,ts post-war highway and lending policies. c1t1es lost their financial selC·!iUf/1c1ency urban oreu' ·1owly , the m:J~l·ry or Nov nwot bca~n to cha nit<' chr1:<'ll 1> -• MONEY OE AN TO flow through th,. 1>\'11ne from W~shangton . [ ·. 10 ~up,port p1ol(ram s 11 r<'hu1ld nctRhborhoodi.. t'l11 <01t11.?s main. I uin bm1ic xcrv es an<t lower the t n ·mcndoui.I h1wh unemploy· m~nt '" ce11t1 c1twx Uut t•vcn "' initwl flow of funds t•au11 I problem-. Th~ frctl.'rnl ~ov mcnl dl'termine<I on 111> own. 1thout ct1r\•c1 l'ity tn· put. th<.· •nrll'r of a-.!>1i.lurtec Tlw flr!ll ndl\ w{'rt· carmarkt:.'<t for i.pec1 prnf(rams nut two ctttei. are the s aml" hal ht.-lpe d one c11y might ve been or lttlle value to a not he ... lrcl'V. ovit 'urroundan.: ovr e tllt'' fflUU'llltlll't.1 lbt• 101\N' ( tl) ~ de misc." <.:on~truct1on uf h1"h..-.1'11 t1nublcd 1)('(1ph• to bu1ltl on cheiap lu nd in Wldt'vclo~ urt•1h and bt• IOIOUk~ UWU) from lht'ir Job.~ 1n <'t.'nlrul clllt"• In uddlllon. J(Overnmt'11I lt·nd Ing i><>lldt.'~ ufkr World Wl.lr It Bt-t.·.iuse 1t wai. an agrari:tn i.o r H·ty. l'1t1c~ were omitted from the ctlvis1on of authority They twcume i.ubord1nate lo the 'ltuh·~. ~th no me:mmgful hnk to tht• f\"i.1cral government In the m1d· l960s . cities bt:gan clfru:ts 10 reverse the trend Caty officials impressed oo the federal government the fact that 1ls policies were devast11tan.i W)l mayor-. from all over Am<' 1ra converging on Con !I and the administration· fro0t t970-72. Congress finally p.us the ~enera l revenue s h•r g b1U lnl>tcad of urmark · 11'\8 f d5 for s pct·1ric proJcels. the. blll vt-c11J~ wide d1~rotion m 1110 tang federalrunds· •! <'lTlt;S BEGAN TAKING a <+ COURS~S. Pair;t-AIZ) ... . • * * * * • * * * • * '* Jarris·Gann Vote Leads to Selfish' Withdr wal By C'lA VBORNE CARSON The JW1e 6 Jarvh1·tiann in itiallve wru1 the latest, but won't be th e last •• at tempt by California property owners to escape from tax burdens they believe to be oppressive Although voters who support· ed the initiative were protesting recent rapid increases 1n local property taxes throughout California, the property lax re· volt also manifests a deeper. more generallied opposition toward a ll taxes and govern· ment 1t all levels. PASSAGE OF SUCH a sweep- in~ change in California's tax structure indicates that many property owners a large pro· 'portion of whc1m l ive in sub· urban areas were lcsR. in· lerested in tax and government re fof "'! than 1n declaring their unw1lhnJ(ness t(> pay for public faci Ii ties and services that are need f'd ror centrul cities a nd do not directly beneril them Efforts to remove inequ1t1es in ' the t ax syste m or to improve the adm inistration of 11overnment h ave received nowhere near the aupport of Proposition 13 a m easure that wlll mainly benefit a mlnonty of a mucnt property owners and will weaken local government by limiting its ab1h· ty to respond to changing local n«t'dS. Even leglslallve C'flnrts. to i:ud those whose property valuei. have risen raster than their in· comes through "ci r cuit t'DITOR'S N<rI'E Th111 11 the fourtunth an a 1enes o/ 15 art1cle1 e:r· plonng Cal1/omia ta.c 1s111U"a . Cla11bome Carson. cusoc1olt pro/esSOT oJ h1s1ory at Slan/ord Unu.1er11- ty, portrays t~ panoge of Propo81twn 13 oa port of on ongoing mburban· urban conJl1ct and diacuuea the phenomft1ton of anti-urbaru1'1\ in Cal1/0ml(l .... Th11t ienes rs co sponaored "11 Cour1e1 bu New!paper. a pro1ect of _ Vnivf.'rmly E:ctemwn, UC San Oatgn, and the Ca/1/orn10 To.r Rt/Orm As· 11oc1otaon f 'oundat1on II 111 /undtd by IM Ca/1/0TTUo Counctl /or tM llumontt1es in Publu: Policy Copynght c 1978 by the H.egent10/ the Unweuityof Ca/1/orma breakers" or tax defcrmcnti. have attracted· little public in- terest. PROPERTY TAXES ins pire s peC'ial feelings or dislike not because they arc partit:ularly an· equitable or burdensome but · ·because homeowners, who benefit in other ways from ta~ policies and Aovcrnment pro grams. have found these laxci. lo be an annoying a nd previous ly unavoidable threat to their privileges. The fede ral government h.Ds contributed substantially to the privileged po s 1t1on o f homeowners. Hom e ownership has been sub· sid1zed through the f'ederal Housi ng Admin1s trutlon und Veterans Administration mortgage .jnsurance programs and through tax exe mptions for mortgage interest payments. Moreover, by stressing new home construcuon an the sub- urbs rather Lhan residential re· hab1litatioo in central cities, and freeway construction r ather man lJY6ilrr'tfniu~T6n3it:--the federal government has en· courage4 the development of the suburban communities that now S('ek to repel the encroachments or social problems that requfre uovernmental intervention. C'Al,IFORNIA NS WER E a m ong the firs t Americans lo udopt a suburban way of life, a nd federal and state policies played a mayor role in this pro. cess · Th tale 's phenomen<il pop ation growth wa~ made pos ible by federa l waler pro· Jee . . federal agricultural sup· Port. federal subsidies for com· merc1al and military aviation. federal grants for agricultural and scientific research , and federal subsidies for exploiting natural resour ces Most migrants to Califom ta have chosen to live in suburbs. trnnsforming t h e barren landscape into a carpet of hous· ing deve lopments that. contain m o r e than one of every 20 Americans. THE STATE GOV0E RNMENT has also done its part to increase the advafttagcs of suburban life Incorporation laws allowed s uburban commun1t1ei. to separate from cahcs and thereby exproprrntc ccip1tal resources built with city tuxes .while wilhdrawmJt their own weaJth •from the city tax base Often beginning thl'1r l!X islencC' Wlth rC'ct•nlly built pu1Jl1C fac1litieti that cost little to main -lain . i.uburban communities at tern pt to erl•ct burrwri. agairu.t the detenorutaon ort·urring in the urban core With the <.'Onscnt of the state government. California hus become a mul\iplac·1ty ()( tax jurlsdacllons that arc· 1yp1call y designed lo conf<.·r adva ntages on suburban rcl>arfc nts .. .' I.us Angel<.•s County alom· eontaans more th;in 70 ineorporatcd com m um l wi. LOCAL GOVER NMENT c·on trol over property laxc!:. has re an forced daff<'l'cnc·cs bt'twcen rich and poor ('O mmunites Through wnin~ pol1c1es that ex elude poor families while at lracl1ng "clc:rn" industries that pay taxt'h yet USl' few service~. some suburbs are able to keep taxes al a minimum whale the quality of public ~erv1rt:!> re mains high The result is ;.in environment that has rostered a delus ive sense or i:.clf·sufflc1enry among suburbanaks. who sec little n<.-ecl for government programs to VIEWS PROP. 13 Clayborn~ Cars~n Ma I with probl<.'ms they <JS~()('iate with central cities. Suburban residents wall rcl>l~t the notion that they should ac cc pt a largt.' l1nan c 1al res pons1bihly for social pro blems from whc('h they arc isolated by governmental boun danes TJllS REl.UCTANCE OF ~ub urbanites to recogn1u .. lhal the) are part. of an urban complex •~ an expression or an anti urban b1a :. with deep root s 1n American history While manv Americans have been lured by economic opportun1t1c~ ava1l<.1 ble an c1li£'s, they have continued to p s ue the arcudCan ideal. T s ideal has been elusive. for conflicts with the modern rea le:\ of variety. t'ompleiuty an nte-rdependcncc inherent in ur n hfe. Nonetheless, pursuit or e ideal wall continue as long as 1s encoura~cd by federal an state policies thut evade the pr lems or central cities. as anti urban attitude can be aced to the agrarian origins of merican soc1~ty Thomas J ft·r s on a'!>crted lhat A e ric~rns would rem ain v1 uous on ly while they rc - rrd1ned rural .~ view great cities as pestHen- li to the morals, the h.eaJth and t hbert.ics of man." he wrote. H is an attitude that h as d vived largely bec11use or a ' man~ly endless supply of land 11 natur;.11 rcsourC'es. PF.RllAPS TH ~ rttlization that the nation's re· !>µrecs ar(' limited will produce ~ernment pohc1cs that will re· '¥Tse the assumptions th.at h ave 14 to a wasteful and lnequ1tablf· aocat1on of pubJ1c facilities and s r v1cas to lhose seeking a ~vale piece of the suburgan God Life t 1s al"4> po+;s1bl~. however. thl the Jarvi. ... Gann tnil1at1v(! wl -.peed lhe process whereby s hurb<i n fl".,adcnl l. ha ve \.\(hdruv.n into e nl'la vc ... or .,1f1:.hnl·ss and pr1 vilcge •fr rt Richard Mttsqrave 3um· mrrzes l/1e r hongmg perspective uJ tqatton m Cah/omra ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECT RY FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH _ ... Main et Adema, Huntington Beach Mo""nt Wor•hlp 6 INtH Schoof 1:30-9:46-11:00 AM GQklen How of WOf'eNp -e:oo PM HurMry C•r• At All S.rvtc .. Office: 53e-2Atl Dial Devotion: 538-9580 HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-of feinle• -4i.liw, CMte MeM ••• Mitt• Jw•i•. '•ttor ~ 1714155.·77'7 SUHDAT WOISHIP SHYfCIS I 1:00 A.M.-SUMDAl' SCH00&. 9:45 A.M. fVIHIHG SHVICI -6:00 ,,M. WU>HHDA Y fVl,.IHG • 1:00 ,.M. YOUTH A ... D ADUL t lllll STUDIES CHURCH F CH IST i11 w. w ....... c .... .-.. .... 1.,1 IN•·, t! A C.01ng Ulow1n9 Growing Cnurch SUNDAY SH\llCH SIBLE STUDY tA.M. WORSHIP 10A.M. & 8 P.M. '1H 1'HI IN.....e ... WAS THI WOID" PAUL TMOMAS, MINISTER 8RVAN CttOWE. YOUTH MINIB'f.EA Something wonderful will happen 10-you al tne MEWPOIT MAHOI atulCH Of lfllQMS SCIOIC£ "••'I< M~. i..-lll>Ofl Clwcll w..fcu t O:JO A.M. E""'•""'"""C"-Woloon a H- JIMlor Clwd1 • IO:JO A.M. I Alf O..,,ct\ llcft\11 ... • I 7H OP_,. Ave, ·w.. C. c .... ,..... 646-IOU OW.A-l'reyw 646-6464 oa. ILU..oll C J•C:HOH ..... ~ .......... wwe..-.·T"""r· ·T • .,...... _ ...... ,_..... .. , COSTA MHA W~t CUii 610 W. 1• H .. COSTA MIU PAITOI DA¥9D L wa.IOM .... A.M.-.... ,.,., w , .. ,... ••••• ,w .. ~ 'Ph1mm ttli C 01wn·aatfomtl C fittrch L (I (I · lJU laOAD ST., MIWPOl'J llACH Hi·J740 ...., ~-.,.,.A.Mo Dr ...... u.. ... , ...... ntUnDAT-10:00 A.M.~ASTOl'I ca.AH !t:======================= ... ,. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES 11NtC*1 °' TNI~ ~Cf< WM l9Sf~CH °'~'· KmmSl "''°"°"-s~ "IS Tt4I UHIVYSE, IMClUOtMG MAM, EVOLVID IY ATOMIC FORCE?" SUNDAY, DICEMIEA 17, 1978 C0tto MeH-,.nt Chwch of Christ. Sctetltlst Zito Mn• Yenie Or .• Cod• Me .. 5-dey ScM>ol -I 0 .A,M, C}lwd1 Stt•lu -I 0 A.M. leodift<J Ito•"'· 2110 Mn• V..-• Dr. ' A.M.·4:l0 ... M. Mo.i. ttw\I Sot. Wed. 7·7:10 ,, ..... ,.f :JO ... M. ._tiftcjton leoch-flnt Chwch of Christ, Sclewtitt ttll & Oll•t ............... leKll ~It 6 ~ Sca..t -I 0:00 A.M. l ...... 11--lJIMelltSt. c ...... c:Am,.,... _,,lo ....... ,.,,""'°' nwT .... lnliw-Chri1tlaft Scle11Ce Society of lniM S.nlcu .. St • ......._. Ulttier• Clwch Clll•or Dri•t at S•••t W"'f.• lr•IM S-ltey S.,-.kH Md~ k .......... :00 PM. c~c-.~ WM. S.•lce -1 P.M. ,. ~leach-FtntChwcltofCltriat.SclHtbt U5H"9'Dri•• "'--, Clwcti & 511..-Y-$t'-' -I 0 A.M. V: ....... a ... -214fwntA••· Mla,ti ... \llefo-'5ratC~hof Cltri1t, Sclettttat C_..Mler• ._..._.,Sc._., 2HU C:_,,. ...... Dr. Cllolrcll& Sit~ Sc---IOAM. ......... -hte•oy C...tw. Mlil,._. at le fin fliMw,.,..leaclt-fffott Chwcltof Christ, Scletttttt JJO) Vie U., M.-..rt leech a..dl.-..., le .......... 10:)0 A.M. ........... n 1 nte u. Meft, t11rv llrl. -t ._....,, P.M, • ·"t ""'4•,. t•• , d+"t t ,,._ .otf\ 9 6().. t t 'lO AM tot BhAr t .,.._ N4'wporl leec1t+S.cHdCllwchf,Cltri1t, Sci.wtlat JI 00 ,.eclfk v!lw Or., c-*4 ..._ ~h & 5-lllMy Sc'-'-10 A..M. ..... ·--HOO "I " I . C:"'t .... ,., C: ... WIO. IVIHINGo TISTIM°'4Y MllTIHGoS-· 8 P.M,. ALL CHUIC .. S ,\II ar1· 1·11rd 11111~· annl d1 lo uthmd tht> l'hur1·h iwr\ 1t·1·i.. 111itl 1•f1J11~ llw prl\ 11'11(('~ t1f lht• Hl•1ot.lllllM lloomn cwwc •• ,,.. ...... TAU.IUVICIS . reedom of Worship ··An .. American Ch.oice 1i·~ . . , . l ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Of NEWPORT BEACH ·-·. ~'MO-tf h~t ' U' ,t,<tJ{, ·~·I r.t~, ·Q,._,.,. '"' '8·V 'I' " A . ,.. ... ·.~ HY. Alllltt luttlCl. RScF, MIHISTH ". ·· WORSHIP AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:10 A.M. .. YOUR GREAT EXPECT ATIOMS" Mond•y Morning •nd Thur•day Evening Healing Work1hop URBANUS SQUARE Moc.Arthur at Ford Road-t-l~wPOrt &.ach " ...... ' ·" ·.• "·J "·'" 116·4912 MW•t..-·, Mo. '40.S7Jt May this Holy Season bring us all Peace and Happiness. A C.r•ial Wtkllllt tr1111 tae UMIJU CHUICM Of C~llST COMMUNITY CHURCH COMHlUTIOMAl "I ....i~··• .. CorOM*fMM 644-7400 oa.ww.•11ta.MIAl•t..- 10 •.M-s..M7 w.,...... C.*-·~f;"."""' ... .,,_ ,ty.i .... C.,.1, NUSHIOIHOOO COttellCATIOMll CHU~ >40 St. Aflfl'• Pt. tft~yrt~L .... e9teclt 494·8061 ...... M. ley11.W., M}ftltt« ....._oT--4 " .................. ...... ~ ........ c:-==.~. 10 A...W.4• ~1 w..., Colllrdl Sc.... ........., SllPIOt er f ltf NILLS • )0121 .......... L.eipM .... 49S..ll•O O..W I•• "9' M6N•tw I 0 A.M.-CO<tt~porery '-'tfWy>hl, ~('" rr ' ~ ·~· - ' HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH -. TOfeci,let., Clarittl 240 I 1,.,,lttt et S..te ltelltef 645·5781 CHIU ST ,.H$1YTlllA" CHUlCH 201 J2 ~noTia, tf.8 . •*• SJhone"""4t40 •••. 0 .............. ,...., . ....,,......._,._ ~~·-· ,_, .. ~·- • PRES8YTERAN CHUA(HES of the ~astal Areas CHUltCH Of l COYEHAPIT 2150 Fcrinle Rd., Co\lo Mrso l rvce A.11n1•. ,o,for S1Mdoy Wor"' ltehwd1 Scltool t JO & 0:00 A.M ,._,.$§7.JHO Cottimunity rr.a,ytman Church 41 S f<Of'ftt A•e., ~&ell 4'4· 75SS Rev At1hur J Tank•tey Rev Eldon H Thies 10 15 A.~ -Worship 11 15 AM _:ellowstup Hour 5"CIAL CHllSTIAI SllYICIS S....,. Dec. IJ-1 t:JO A.M. ''THI MISSIAH"-44AHCM. CHO .. ~· Dec. Z-7:00 P.M. f..ity ...... s.r.1.c ....... ,_....., Sjtiffll9t'. s...y, Oecl4-t 1:00 P.M. C141tl5TMAS IVI Cl"DUCJGHT SYVICf S.CW,. DecJl-7:JO '.M. MIW vua·s IVI OMMUHIOH SllVICI This SunGy Worship 1n ST. AMOREW'S'HSIYTERIAH CHUltCH 600 ')I A nlHOW'> R•"'1 . NPwr>ort 66BCl'I . 63 ! ·288"' A IS 'JO ti 00 Wonhfp Selle•• -I : 1 S.1:30-t t :00 JOt4M #JMlfMAM, JI., ,..._ "1•4·5+10" C .. CH4CHOOl , • 1nt•111 TtofOWll ICl-rtlfrWft ........ , .,"'""°" CO<llOI tntt•lt T tw'o141 •II• G.- C0.,01.VMIT{(J!:~ C)NtC~ ..... ............. ~ ClllA TIVI WOHHIP .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t•Ot AN C&ntAttOH Nll\llCl I• ................ , I ~)0 AM CHUltCH ICHOOL & AD\.l STUDIU , ••••••• fO'tt A1'C ..... ~ ....... ~-~ .... .._ .. c.-.. •• -.. owe'" , . c I l ' r 4 • , ' ( I l ,. • ., ' • .. . . -- . Satufdly, Oecembef UI, 1978 OM. y Pll.()l A 9 I t; Musical Slated Cars G~t BfesSfug ----......,...._ Me a Church ite of Program Hitchhiking P~t 'Aitb' Drivers ' ' More than 3,000 C".ars mske lhe "Luke'• Cbr~u." a musical .•~ S<'hedultd at S and 7 p m Sunday un<t 7:30 pm Monday t Nf'wport M a ClltbUan Ceattr, l48 E 22nd St . Co la M a The muslral w wrilten by Nod and Ruth Wl\$0n He 1s ch11rm1.n of ( __ BR_l _EF_, _J ttabbl Pth>lr Kahenf'. founder of the Jcw1,.h Odt••lh•' U 'UMUt'. will •peak at 7 30. &, rn Sunduy 11t T.-mple Sllaroe, 6l7 W ffi111lllt<m St • C'o111lu Me,.n lie will t:ilk on prqblems fucmg Jew1 ln Anwrlru · . .. lht• 11111~· •• MOr) Of l,ovu," 15 :it'ht•dult•d for 10 • m Sund11y ul J.,l,UtlJ N111u1•l '11 Shflp b .. rd or tbe mt 8 l nltf'd ('hurch of ('hrht, 30121 !'111jilud Ito.id NESQUEHONlNG. Pa. <API -A ' priest who gave up drivfnc. .for hitchhiking 37 years ago· after three serious accident.I blessea Car'$oW help protect other driven• and riderjl. Msgr. Agnello J . Angelini .... the hitchhiking priest as be la kdown hereabouts -esUmateit he bas sprinkl ed holy waler on the windshields of more than 11,000 tars, and blessed ~.000 drivers. joul'DeY here that wea1lc e.acb year. drlv•ng past the bard coal rolnes and .~ U\t..mounlairui of abaoc.toned slag in lhit tiny town, to St. Christopher's 1t1lue ln 'front of the Our Lady of Moont Carmel Church. lht• mu.s1e department al ~l.hern C'o1 llforn1 a Collt•Rt> 1n C-11,ta M~a The1 e I~ no ~dill& \on l'ho1ra~ Ill.al tt- M' r ved seul1n~ '" •~ "'lable b> lt>lephol\lni& ~!\ f~l • Huatlar,on 8f'acb North Stab, Chun·h o J l.lS ChrM of l..dlor da} Sa in ts, v. 111 prei.c nl a ('hr1~\ma11 musical at p m Sund.1 al thl' Westminstt>r building. 14271 l..nrust Avi: .· Wl'btmms\ r "' The. Chai>el Choir of SouUI 5alotti Baptist Cburcb, 3t7 t2 Crow n V•lley Parkway, Lagun u Niguel, hall sch e duled a Chru1tmlas musical, · .. King or Love." ut 6 pm Sunday • A 60·vmce choir. Jubilant Sounds, will perform at 6 and 8 p.m Sunday at First Olristlan Cburcb, t2*7 Maio St., Huntington Beach. The cttolr will be augemented by the Angel Band and Heaven's Joy, a children ls choir. • Open house 1s scheduled from 2 to 5 p m. Sunday at Newport Christian High School, 883 W 15th St • Newport Beach • Children's Christmas" is the title o( a 6 p.m. program set Sunday at Lake Hills Coummunlly Church, 23331 Moul tori Parkway. Laguna 111 lls • G<"'d Nlt"f>ht>rd l~utheran (.'bun:b \\OJD f'O. (nuw h••H· 'IC:ht.<duJ«!d lWO Chl "tm..&.'> u)Jutt·t.I uet1v1t1e1t Sund11y A iroup "Ill lt•tn t' &1l 9 u m from the l'hurdl "800 lrvinei Cf'nt~r Dnv~. 1tnd- ha' t· hrund1 and hrow:1e al a ll'!>laur.ml •md 'o\sncry A 7 45 pm. dt(Hutlut• Crom the l'hurch 1 scheduled by n Krous> th••t will tak .an hour Joni{ Huntington tlurbo\ boal tour to vie" lhl' ll~httng 1.md (t corat1on~ on the home!> fronting /e harbor Re::.ervat101h ror the ou\-ll m~y be. made b~· lelepho11ng 586.4573 ' * I The ('h1mcel ('tl01r wi.I po·rr.m selections from Handtl 's ·',he Mt-!Uliah" at 11 .30 a .m· ~Ullda; at Community Presbyteriu (hfCb., -115 Forest Ave., Laguna Belch. • The movie, "A Distant' Thut:r," is s lated for a 6 p m. Sundays Ing at Mesa Bible Chapel, 1734 ange Ave .• Costa Mesa . • A mass choi'r made up or mnbers of Southern Baptist churces in Orange and Los Angeles coul1!S and Didomi, a mus ical grou from Phoenix. will 'perform at• p.m . Thursday at Lbng Beach Arta. The perrormance precedes anl p.m. basketball game between Atetes in Action a nd the Univeiity or Alabama. Service Share• -Whites Attend Al/,..black Clurch S MYRNA, De l. CAP) -''ll should have been done 25 years ago," said the Rev. Harvey Murfley as he and mem bcrs or his white congregation attended services al a nearby all- black church in this s mall Delaware town, the scene or recent racial co11- n1ct 11 o'clock on Sunday." Murney said he has abd 75 mem· bers in hls small church1ut attend- ance nuctuates and he 1ought the 20 m embers· who showelUP for the two·hour service Sunday as "a very good turnout." About 91blacks at- tended, including a JO.mober choir. Murfley's wile, Eleanoi. sa11g the solo hymn. HE HOPES THE idea will spread round the world. . "I decided you could 'he the best 4.t!ver and your life is at stake arl}tway," he says. "Nolhinc more than supernatural intervention ls go- ing to_proted you, .. The biggest time of car blessing in this anthracite coal commwlity in northeastern Pennsylvania is the last -•l'w1,...,..... week or July. commemorating the MONSIGNOR SPRINKLES AUTO legendary Roman Catholic patron The Rev. Agnello J . Angellnl saint of travelers. Christopher. 81.tt Angelini will bJess an auto aoy time during the year, "by special ap- pototment," he say5, adding~ • ••t want the people to r~ogruie that they can't go out in their car without thinking or God. When they • think of God. they think or the pre- clouaness or life ... Many drivers return' every year. for a new blessing. and some, report they had accidents and would have 00.n kiJled without ·"the heavenly protection." the priest says. "THE COMPENSATION is t.o se.e them smile and to fee\ when U~se people go on the highway God is with them ." he says. THE JUBll£€ CO~€RT SERIES PP.€5€~ '86rislntas J'•ioltl of DeeemlHn-17, 1978 • r.oo, S.md• wine with THE CENTRAL OAPTIST TEMPLE'S Sanctuary Choir JUBILEE Singers Children's Choir and Orchestra Mufflcy's congregation from his Church or the Nazarene joined the regular 11 a.m. Sunday service at the Bethel African Methodist" Episcopal Church, and be delivered the sermon, supported wilh chants of "Yes." and ·•Am eo" from the black congreiration. The joint service few out ,or several meetings of ·om nunity leaders wonied abouta Sept. 25 racial disturbance, whit in..olved a fight between 75 wttes and 75 blacks. Hugh 0. Griffith, Directcir .. WE HOPE 'nlAT this would say something to the community," said the R~. James Jenerette. past.or of the btack church. "Rev. Muffley and I agree that it's time that we practice what we preach." . Ministers preach of love on Sunday mornings, Jenerette said, but "the most segregat.ed hour in America is "I think the problem ' stil here," said Muffley, although b blaned the incident on unemploJJle~ rather than racial tension. He one ed that the Sunday service wold n directly reach those involvej in he dis- turbance, but he said ! w ld prove ''that God's people ca ge together and show the others thi WJl to go." Centrc;d_QQ2tist Temple 7661 Warner Avenue Huntington Beach, ca. .Phone:842·0648 ORANGE -<t AST -cHURCH DIRECTOR¥ ST. JOHN THE DIVINE '--~~~EPISCOPAL CHURCH~~~~ 111 L ..,. c .... ...._,_ '" nn THE REV. CC>tolUD 4 . H()«DQUtST, VICAR !UNOAYSEAVICE • IOOA M·IOOOAM ~y EUC)4ARIST SUNDAY !!CHOO\. a I 5 NURSESIY R T ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHYRCH WfltOMES YOU 3209 Via Udo, HftWl>Ort Beoch ~ l:otA.M. rr., ........ ....,c '• NEWPORT H BOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 799 Oo.,,. Dr. ~wport hoch 541·l6ll loqer J ... rCJ. 'lltfor: GfffYA...._.,,..._ W SHIP SERVICE . 8 00 AM C ISTIAN EDUCATION 9 15 A M W~SHIP SERVICE .. 10 30 AM Mllaun CUI .... , ..... • •WELCOME RIST LUTHERAN CHURCH M1ssou11 Synod A Cordial Welcowwfrotlt THE UNITED MEtHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH t9tn SI & HarbOr Blvd Clw-clt Scl1ooltM AllAqu-9:10 WONhlp -I I :00 4.M. Chae le!. D park ~1n1!,t<>r Cosla Mesa North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH ~H'.4 lj .. ftff' A~,., • ..,, ·~~.J• Hunltngton Seacn FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2 72 1 17th St 536-3537 WwsMp s.nkr. 10:1 S e.& ,,...._.. C..rf! IV•f,!Oo- Cllwdl Set 111 9:"00 && Huntington Beach North COMMUNITY UM1TE:D METHODIST CHURCH ttMPLE BAT YAHM bMMMA,US..NtUH ~~•iuatuck h'ftl.... .... Motbwlts ~ s.mc~ ..... 9:00 f'.M. a..-s.• .. s • y,9:1s ..... 11:41&& HltlNw ~~. 4:1S • 6:15 p.11t. 10,.,..c. •••t.. ...,,_. e.-11 tOff ,..._..., Jr.' Sr. HMj91 ...... -A ........ Yhift.wt W.1-644 19" .tU4' .. -· \I ,, , • t . I .. . .. .. f :· .. • 9100 A.M. Clwwcll Sca..11911 AM._..._ I 0:00 A.M. Ftnt ~. ,...,_ IMla 7 60 Vic tori• St ... Cott• Mffe J:thor v. r-. f'cntor -611-1611 Wonttfp & C lw-clt Sc"-f 9:JOA.M. 6662 He11 Ave 842-4461 Woatt!PA .. SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT • .1 Hely C ' '-"YI llilerHftw, Met, ........ !Ute II &tOO & I O:tl A.M. Mmr'Nrf C.. CHAllsMATIC *SS fftt S..-, .. Ille ........ 0 7:00 P.M. ,...., -I i:OO A.M. -Met, Isa.fat ..... ~WI• L9flllt 0. Of HeMt TlwR••._Jot.P.AltMyll,Rtctw-f'tloM•7S-021 0 ~oint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church 3233 Pacific: View Orin, CorOflo def Mar MUISMY CHU CAD & CH...at SCMOOI. 10:00 A.M. SUt4DAY HOU couuti.MOMS MO. 10:00 A.Mo. Holy Ca--J°" Twtd4rt• 7 o.A -WflAMsder• 9:10 ...... n.. la•.~ lCMJ"'t 0.,,1.._ I.cf« f'lioM 644-44') All SAINTS ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH Accordi!MJ to Hie 1921 9ooll ef COfllMD" ,royn 1~ Bushard. fountain Volley 963.3801 UV.n.....W.NUHa.licTOl tfOlY COM"4UHtO ............................ 1:00 A.M. fAMA.Ysavlel a CHUICH SCHOOL ...................... 9: 11 A.M. MQRMIH(i PRA YH •..•.....•...••.•..•....• 11 :00 A.Mo NUHllY CARIAVAILAW (Holy Communion Frrst Sunday) 11 00 AM 1 SWIP SllVICfS -I: IS & 11 :00 A.M. School& AdilltllbleCl•u-9:JOA.M. ltrilti911 l~fttory Scllool-541·HH HCE OF PEACE LUTHEtlAH CHURCH 2917..._ .. v.,.or.Co1teM9M ,,,,_ L fllll/t.MTSIM, r.UTOI -~ & S-49y ~ -9:40 A.M. A.e.~ Mon1lt19 WcinMp I & I 1:00 A.M.. .UtnTA"1'S Pri"c' o4 f'MC• LMffwl-• School ...,... "--..,.,. ............ •·--'' ~,_. ... ._..., .UTHERAH CHURCH OF THE MASTO, LCA S)OPoc:lfic vi....,~ ... C-.. jqr 7Sf·IOJI SUHDA Y CHUICff SCHOOl-t:OO A..M. WOIS.W SMYICI r-I t:JO A.Mo. HUUIRY CAii MOYIDID .... .-..o.c .... , ...... WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN CHURCH -IJl41...._ .... lonl M ~ 0'"9o ... ,. •-.. ~ • l :JO& IO:JOAM-W ..... S..-.kH 9:30 AM -s-dey ~hod 9'd AM .... PASTOR JOtL A. SWIGGVM PHOHt HJ·IZlt MESA 9'1LE CHAPEL ~ 17l4°'9pA•a .. C .... M9te • 541-t7U IJ9·Z424 ,..._. .. a Loo...•• SU"OA Y CHAPIL $q00l •••.•• • ....... • .. , ti JO A.M. ' MOl,..._ WOIStW •• • •••••••• ·• · • ••.•.•••. 10:41 A.M. ,...o.c. t7-~00,.M. .-.·~DISTANT~" ..... w....~.,...... ... TNl....n"' ..... C...-cM ICNOOL CH:~slH1~~!CH .... EW..ORT CEHTER Newport Beach • UMllB> MET .. Ot>IST 1400W BalbOaBl11d 160\ Marguerite Ave 6 73-3805 Corona def M,er Rev Robert Sheoard Jr '44-0741 Wonltip I Clw-clt Scllool & a:u.~ ..... ':lOA.M. Wiiday f'r~School/Oov Cott f:JO A.M. 7:DO ..,._ • 6 ,_ lh . ._ ...._. FOUMfAIHYAWY' FtRST U ... ITEO METHOCHST CHURCH lllJS ltlthord St. -..,.~ Mllw, MWahr '62·2HJ A W11a1 ... et.rdl -W_...., & a.di HlA.M· When Abram became Abraham. Jacob became ISfffl. and Saul became Paul. their ctiange of n.Jme rndicated a change in their relallonsl!lJ) to God. Recently we had a name change We believe that the change of our name '' 1ndrcat1ve of a change taking Plaoe In our relatron,,,1p toward' both God and M~n. Today we are spiritually hungry to know God more Intimately so we can worstup and serve Him better. and it is evident that a change la taking place In our oonOern for our neighbor and world· Those of us involved In what Is happenmo beheve God is at wor1< In our lives to bfing tonh that which pleases Him. We say. "Amen The Lord Jesus" Today our name is Harbor Christain FellOW'hip but fot the first twenty·four years tte wete known as Harbor Assembly of God. Those of you who love the Lord re101ce with us as we continually endeavor to be a more ffourtshing fellowship In talth. Thank )'Ou. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR. CHOICE THIS WEEKENE>- H0ARIOR REFORM TEMPLE· ~SenkH ,.......... 1:15,.M. . ~Senk• Flntfrf4-yefh_.... 7:JOf'.M . Rabbr Bernard P K1nu 2100-A Mar Vista Music: Arie Shikler Newport Beach. Cahl. Educator Doris M•chae£. '-... ,.........,cal 644-720) • All Vlellcn w- 'BELIEVERS FAlm eENTE~ fwdling l1'9 Wold of Feith· HOf'llMt 10:.8 MMttng At: Irvine Hilt\ School Aud1tonum 4321 Wofnut Avenue · Irvine BILL CLANCV, PASTOR Adull Verse by Verse Blt:lle Study . . Sul'day 9·00 af'I\ Sunday SctloOI Sunday 9 00'91T' Momrng Wo<Shio Sunday 10:'15 am Evening Wor!tlto . . . Sunday 5·30 pm Midweek Bl~e Study . . Thursday 7·30 t>l'l'I Nurterv C••• Provided Cllllllo• Information PO. Bo>t 17996. lrvina, CallfOrn~ 92713 '7141 541·2l1l. , C~UMITY CHUICH IY THE. IA Y Dr. W1111haL ....... MllWw . SUHNY~IMIM 17, 10:00 /WA. '"THI W9 lllOll CHllSTMAS" .....C-...1.Mt ......... C...ew ..... ............. \4191111DA'f----.................. '"TMI \AW Ofl At11ACTtOW" ..-.....W .... 6L-~ -... ....,...c ............... ...... ~~l .. JJt l •••• - .._.Ml-JHI -~----·--.:. :1 . •( h I ·' . , ·' ;, .. '.i .. .. . :I I :I ~1 ~l ,, . . . . ' 1 'I . .......__ 1\10 DAILY PILOl " • # • S•t1.1r0a~ D.ct"'b9r 16 1978 ------ lopl11g Lot? l Easy Remedy Is Terracing A ho~w.t •tlb a ....,.... h•., tJle. ...-ortunll)· to 1bowrau a verltty ol ,.._. ~ ..t rrule • altrllcUve •ddJtJon to hll hum t and ,._. a&hbor\lOOd Th~r .-. '° .__.., _..,.."'ID WMh • .,.._ Ternttnc UJ. perh•ps. th~ mOIM auncth· aad. r ~ 1nm1I labor lhe u11 t to m•ln· t.alo Low td&l-c walls ua tw fashtoned fro m brt t'~ or m a1C1•r1 bJoclu..-redwood l "'llh\lU2h \ l'r)' ~&poa•n~i_ brokn <'Ol'W'f"fff' or r~ u. un k bwll •.U.S tM c AM' ol UMt ~ Thea pUio& It -,, ... we~ a rmM"d bed. n .... when the v itnd.y ol ,.Smt ro &ten* ('Wl bv UM.'d to irt>•t ad\!ant~t' dwarf ~ tnLbJ1i1 phnb ad tblltt at\n* and rocll c&rdm ~a.ats b•• ullbud In outly1n1 •1"eu, 1uth th<IM.· n.-qu1rin1: more w•t~r ~inc .iwit~'<l Ol'~tor th outdoor - "" 1a1 area wherto m otature Ol·~· (&fl tM-UUY U \Ulflt-d ·rht-exO'Tm Of winter and c. ••• THt:&~ il~ TWO 1mpcM'\Ml ~&•~ tMOfar n pbat i.elet'lton 1s concernt>d ~ a~nner and d1mate Unl~i. il drip Jr r1gataon sy11tem 1s planned for, drought re:.1slnnt plan!J> i.hould '>um mt•r ""ill dtt'lat\' 4iOm plant l·ho~-a It wUI ~ hclprul to your nurff.t")'man If you know wh_!!.. t:iu>e ol aoll con<htt008 you have, t~e degree ot alope you wish lD covn and what the oveorall .:r f\•t•t lb you w11h to a(•hleve U you don' t want to terrace your ld*'al Plant . Make Holly, Mistletoe Last Longer To make your mistletoe la.st longet a~ay fresher, spray it with cl pJastic or dip the stems in. lted wax. This will ~ct>p the leaves from shnvehn~ <ind the berries from falling off l'<Jrly Tn preserve your Christmas holly. <'rw.h the heavy. woody branch ends and place lhom ror scver:.il days in a quart of wat~r into which is stirred a tables· poon of brown sugar. This wHI permit the branche& to absorb sufficient moisture t o stay fresh through the holidays. In dcroraUng-outdoors, don't forget lhc mailbox·. Adorn it with holly or greens a!> a friendly ~reeling lo the postman. i:u<•SL'> and pass ing molori ~b aod neighbors Mossy Trail Goes to Pot TUCSON, Ariz. (AP> -Nol only Is 75-year-01d· Kathenne H. Wa rd a s harp.eyed nurser)' opt-rator, she's becoming a prct- lytfa1r amate ur detective . . Mler Mrs. Ward discoverc<J $200 worth of peat moss. baskels J nd plants missing from ht:r nursery. she tracked a trail ol ~al moss and leaves for a quarter mile and put pohce on the lJ"ail Qf rout youth.$. "l followed the trail to the driveway or a mobile home, then I called the sheriff," she said. "In the mcaatjme, lbose boJs spotted me and took off. CoUl'Se Offered • ByOCC ~ biology course that examllles native plants of Sout.be-m California will be offered for the first lime al Orange Coas t ColJege this spring. S pring sem ester cla1aes begin Feb. 5. U STED AS BIOLOGY UJS \n the class schedule, the course meets Mon· day. Wednesday a nd Priday rrom l1 a.m. to ~o. An optional lab is s lated for Wednesdays from t -5 p.m. The class is designed ror the inte r est e d layman and includes num e rous fie ld trips throughout Southe rn California. LECTU~E TOPICS )ncJude: "California Cli m ate·," "Basic Botany ," "P l a nt Ecology, .. "Plant. Com• mualties ·and Distribu· tion ," and ··Rare Plant.a." Registration ·for s pr· 'ng classes NM Jan. 10 th rouab Feb. 9 in the OCC AdmJ.ssions Dull~ ing. Registration In- formation la available by ulling 556-573S. -W a8h Planu· HouseplllQ &et d\llt1, so waeh t.bciir ft.avQ9 OC· c aslo11ally and .. JOU do, cb~k for hidiclea JD. sect.. R.epot pl-Ullllt have become ~­Tr y culll••ll•I carnivorous ptUU ...,.. they're fuc......,, and they eat insects. , . slope, yoo mieht consider uslng • uround cover suitable for your . ch mall' rondltions TO ILLUSTRATE the point. in t'Oa.slaJ J;ardens you cun use. dwarf bougainvilleas and ivy eeranlum w (111 in and provide color on hillside plantings . Inland. where summers are bot. colorful guianius and ceanothus can be relied upon for year · round ellJOymenL Where winters are harsh. junipers and vinca fill the bill admirably. A v1s1t to your nearby nursery will reveal a host of planting selections. You'll find larger· growing . shrubs to complement the tow. spreading ones. The choices may seem too numerous but Lbal's why it's an enjoya· ble challcn.gc to landli capc u s loping lot Weekend Gardening Checklist • Early planting of dormant roses is preferable to l~lt>·season planting. The shrubs have more chance to ~abl.ish themselves before spring growth s tarts. • Jf you r eceive s pri ~-. blooming bulbs for Christmas, pla nt them right away. They shouldn't stay out or the ground mu('h longer. • Fuch sias s hould not be pruned Wllll lalcr not before February at le1:1st • Crabgrass controls can be •pplied now to kill seed& that are awaiting s pring germination. Ask your nurseryman to recom· mend a producl for you. • Prune grapes and berries now or next month. When in doubt. ask your nurseryman for pruning advice. Decorate inside now ... plant or tub outside after the holidays. Although it looks very fancy and rather tragi le. the pepcrom1a 1s an ideal hous<!planL The .. Emerald Hipple '.' pictured above is a rich dark green with deeply · textured leaves and bears of f -whit(' spikes that rise above the foliage. White House Garden Shed . . Camouflaged WASJnNGTON <AP I :-The nation's First Back Yard has a new landmark, hut tounst.s are unlikely to see it because. it's shrouded by dense shrubbery The camouflage is appropriate and necessary because the new garden shed at the While House other wise would m <15 one of the city's most picturesque back yards. JT •s NOT ONE or those maS!>· producl'd. boltcd·togNhcr sheds. either. Built of concrete blocks. 1t cost $20.000 Sto r ed inside ar<' lawn mowers, a JCCp for s now re- m 'Q v a I . s e ed , fertilaie r, a moloriud tcaveQger to pick up leaves a nti paper. and other garden implements. REX SCOUTEN, the chtef While House usher whose do- main in<'lude11 th'e ~rounds. said the old wooden shed it replaces was built if\_ 1936. "ft was just too s mall," he said Camellias "C901' Came llias thrive in semi- shaded areas where the soll is ~ightly acid a nd "drainage is ex - cellent. IC you can't m~t these conditions an yo~r garden. chances are you can s till grow healthy Camellias in patio con- tainers under lath or covered patios. • Beautiful Christmas plants with huge velvet-like blooms. With hof iday wrap and bow . Your living tree benefits you and the commuoitt. .., IN ursery S~cial )- STAR PINE Symmetrical. bright green little tree.. A delightful table-tapper when 1ightly decorated • • Foryou . For Gifts, 1 GAl ..REG. 3.50 lffl:I • ~ep Living ·Tree Alive A , Light, Moisture, T~mperature a Mu t While •'·living" Chraatma.i; tree Is !nd~, lta requirements arc very I ~ those of the or dlnery folia&ftouseplant In or der to insur~, long life for thP t ret. and tbt ls the whole purpose of aef\Ung a growing tree in preferet; to a cut tree. ll should re~~e air, llght, moisture and ·comfortable temperatl.lte. ? The Callforrua ll.sociat100 of N ur s erymen autiont- homeowners againS\Jacing the growing tree close t°'--tiTepl&ce or bea.t outJet, as ex~ warmth clll) damage aJI or P"t of th(' U-ee (besides creaHn a fir~ haurd). Remember. ''should not be left indoors looge'J;an a week to 10 days . THE AIR Aco temper a lure-conditiots In· side the average home in ivie,er a.re s uit.able for the liv1nttr;e prc>vided there is hum1di . l5 ligh t requirements c ~ sa tisfied hy artificial or infrtXt light from outdoors. Wa '"ng l h e tubbed tree mam(' necessary, but if it is lhor y soaked before being broug in. it should not need il be/or · . mg it outdoors. After the decorations ~c· been removed <using onl= tiny Christmas lights>. it ma placed outdoors in a perm l container or transplanted ~· the ground. If it is kept in a l a 1n cr. 1t ca n be plac Capitol Architect Details Expenses .anywhere arouncl. the landscape wh~r e a hardy-Conifer would · thrive. Be sure t o give it a thorough soaki.ng and mis.rg. T RA N S ·P LA NT I NC procedure for those Ji ving treet which are put. into the ground alter the holidays is n<> d1Cterent from the pJanUng pro- c ~u re r o r any conifer . Ho~er. it is well to re - member thal the ground must be prepared a head of planUn~ Careful pre paration includb d1gsmg a targc enough bole and addJng one-half good planllnR mix to one.ball soil. Mix w<>ll and backfill around the rootball Plant in a well-drained ar'l!a an<t water In thoroughly. Spruce shOuld be planted in partial shade as the summc.ir sun can damage J.l'e roota , • Poinsettia ·called·· Holy Night Flower Amt:r1can Christmas customs have been derived f9'>m all o'1er the world For example. the reasoh for celebration came from tht.• Near East. while the. decorated tree and other piney touches stem from pagan mld·European traditions. One of lhe loveliest or tht· many Yuletide trappings, the Poinsettia, is a naUve of Mexico and Central America. Familiarity haa so.mewhal disguis.ed the exotic qualities of this unusual plant. Gardeners are not always aware that the beauty or the Poinsettia Ues not In the rather undistinguished flower. but in the large, brilliant red bracts spreading out in starlike elfe:t•I beneath the flower. --. . THE Pt.ANT WAS NAMED after J . R. Poinsett who dis- covered it and introduced it to the gardening.world. Poinsett •as serving as U.S. minister to Mexico in 1823 when he found the IOv(!I\ and unique ftower. Some Mexican friends told him they called 1t .. Flor de la Noche Buena .. , or f1ower of the Holy Night. · The'lore or the Poinsettia, as related by the Mexicans, is tht: story of a beautiful youol( senorita Who Jost her lover and died or a broken pcart. As she died. her btood s pilled out on the lands or Mel.Jco ~d a flamlnst red plant gre w from each drop of her blood WH EN DR. POINSETT rctumed from his m1ss1on in Mexu.·•· he "1siled his friend J . C Fremont in'Ca hforn1a and took him 'a gift of Poinsettia cuUings. J ohn Fremont started growinlo': and pro WASHINGTON <AP> -The pagating these·cuttings and shared them Wlth his friends and \14ere 129,036 cut flowers groW\ neighbors. Soon Poinsettias were grown by everyone in Fremont·' i n th e con g r e 5 s 1 on a \ vicinity. He is responsible for starting the plant in the now famou ... ~en houses in 1976. while 5.~ c I r · p t•. .belt f h h 1 ts h. ~ JI Orchids . wer"' potted and S,G69 a 1 om1a omse .. a , rom w ic p an are s 1p,~ .. a over ~ the United States. · · ~ew plants were developed from They max, b:e grown outdoors In CaHfomaa where there is no seeds or cuttmgs. annual lulling frost. T.his feature increases the already great These facLo; were in a report ~ popularity of the plant as a Chnstm466 gift and as a "thank you·· issued by the arc·hilecl or the ~·ft for hostesses . Capitol. George M White . de Your local nurser) c;tocks fresh young specimens dunng the ta 1l1ng h o w h<· s pent th e holidays ~JonJ? with th(• s li)ndard solid red varieties. you can buy $17.542.547 appropriated for the PomsetUa.s in pink. pink and wtute. or a'stunning vanety known a:. m:untenance of the Capitol. ·Jingle Bells', whkh ·~red and pink. Stay Off Grass After You Mow · One good thJng about winte r is that vour lawn needs less attention to mowing. Whe n you do mow. however . you a re r e minded to set the cut- ting blades down and cut the grass shorter than you would in 8d',mmer. Don't mow right after a rain, and In between mowings. stay off the grass when wel t o minimize th~ compac· tidn. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ••• RELAXED GARDEN . AlMOSPHERE. · •• Plants. Books. Stationery and Dotonrcol Gifts /. Open 70oys l0:30 Aflt. / 4:00 P.M. 264.7 EoSt Coast Hwy. Corona def Mor • Porl<iog. Com4!f OoN10 v Coos• Hwy PO~~ IC~~T~ COLOR Another gorgeous background of right color In red•. yellows, oranges and P.tels. Rogers hybrid varieties wlJl bloom t ugh. PRIMROSE Rogers has .both English and fairy varie- ties-the foundalion of any spring garden -available in white, yellow, red, pinks,· orange and blues. · late spring. PANSIES ANO VIOLAS fabulou1 gardtn~olor In reds, baskets pots-blues, yellows, oranges and whit SNAP DRAGONS Add bright and path~ color with this t tatety ftower. Creattt bqutlful borders for bulbs and hew ~legant f Ut ftOWttl from your garden. • CYCLAMEN An outstandJng plant for bedd~ pots and a great decota tof ftem. M d loom Oowert come in whlta, reds, l an~ variegated colors. AZALEAS Beautiful nowertng ewrgrecn plants. truly a Callfomta favorite In redt, pink.I, whltelt and some unique varlet•. •· .. N•wporl S.ach. <7l•) 640.SSOO florl1t 640-6174 ... " ... • \ .. AELIGfON ·Conv rts NEW YORK <AP> Por the Cirat time "' mod\!rn h11tory. u ma ... I • .. /' .. ,... I ~. O.C..mber 16, 1978 . . ILV PILOT A I ! .tudeDts Eval teBi·IJle Deadline No-iice Orange Coast area ,..c hurches with . . NEW YQRK (AP> -"A key for today " "A constant 1t•ndard for oc&ety:• "ltl lmpact on man·a history cannot.,. measured." "Tbt t>ue or merican law " "The aaaurance and huplraUon w.e so desl'('rlltl)rnc~." "A challense .. the ~haHC!fla ol tratfi " TbtH are aomf' or thf d ripUona oft rod by l S C'OIJt'I tudcnts of that ~d cit 1c, th Bible l>rn•Mnt Carter sent a m sage to those at purpc>ae throuah drugs. alcohol. moaey. fame. Christ mu Eve and tt\_e conference alating out or "firsthand eic · power or sex, can ft be found ?" asked Fren Ch r i s t mas da y perience. t know what a difference Sible t~adlnc Holmes of Eut Texas State Uo.ivetalty. "Yes. . . services who wish to can make In ln.splrina confidence. stabllllY. re-In the Bible . . . the only universal book." • have :9!:cements auurance and ceura1e \o deal with the etiatlenges "It is widely misunderstood becawie It Is also in the bri a column of cveryday llvlng." widely unread." wrote Shannon Brennan ol tho are aske o send CorlMe Hamada of the University or Hawaii. University of North Carolina. "Reading lhe Bible notices to lhe Daily who pl~ed tt<>nd In the essay contest. wrote that requireathought.avery-usefulskill." dPilotDby noon21 Thurs· .. Blbl ay • ec. · ). or. national bod> of udafsm has launch~ an active, ~ht ,., 1\'• "too bad that more people don'l l•ke tue e Wlu.L\M BRENT ALLEN or the University Notices should in- ·•tT t THF. ~ t t>OOk 11'0Und," wr<>'t Chris more acn~ly becau e the nme individual and or North Carolina 8 ys the book "sWl addresses elude time. day and Kellfty o1 Phot'mx Afft., a IOOborooro al Texu aoclal dl11e&sd that plaaued man 2,000 years &to the basic questions of man" alt.hou&h lhe external type of service and be Chnsu n ruvt'rtltv '<l>ho won tirst plac In al\ e · urc here today trappinp have chanJled. · mailed fo Church '•Y conta.t P<>~orcid by the National Laymen·, "The mo.t exciting book in lite.'' wrote Oail Editor. Oranae Coast ' fort to v.i cooveru to r the falth ' The ml tdonary pro· 9'41bl C'umm1tt Chetter ol Florida A & M University. "It la life." The Bible. writes Craig Pittman or Troy State Dai ly Pilbt, P .O. Box gr•m was adopt~ rf' .. The rom~tton was part or the committee University. "is the beginning of hope and the end 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 1 centl y by lfl~ t>o.r1f of •ponic)rfd annual 8Jbh•C W:.:.:~:.::k::..;ln:.:..:.N.:.:o:.:.v.:.em:..:..:.:be.:.:r:..._~-..----S-in_c_c_".:..p_eo_p_1_e_c_a_n_n_o_t _t_1n_d_m_ea_n_i_n_g_a_n_d __ o_f _ru_li_le~d_es_p_ai_r_ ... ___________ __::~9262!!!!!!!!!!6!!!!!.!!!!!!. !!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ dar~ctors ol tht Union or ---------- AmepC'ah H cbr.--. Cong rt'gatlons I lht' ur~m~ ot i~ pre. tdt'nl, Rub b 1 ·A I ex and er S<'hlndll'r ··Mlllaon :> of A tr\ e r \ <' a n :s a r ,, bearrhi'l1~ fo r , so~eUung," he s ltf in ~om mending a direct "outre ach pr'ogram aamed at fill Amtr1rans who are unrhurched and . who are seeking rod'IA in religion."' A P PBOYAL or the step by the l.2-million- member organization of Reform Judaism at a m eeting tn Hous ton marked the first off1eial- ly endorsed effort al converting non-Jews in the modern e r a a spokesman said. ·'It will be low key, and Union's vice president. AT THIS TIME OFTHEYEAR ISMTITCOM"- V&llENl'TO IE•ll.ETO .PRfCESHOP IYPHOME! Today Thru· Monday. ABC 5 ___ , __ . UG C LL: 96·8· 29 FOR · LOW PRICES not h ard sdl." said 1· Albert Vorspan. the "ll won't involve bul. tonholing people, street campaigns. or claiming • Judaism is the only lrue I . Is OfferillCJ Clear.anee Price$ -----·· On All RCA & Zenith Produets. Shop Early and Save On'The Two Most Wanted ;;~::~:.~hrfu~~3::.~~ 1 ....... , .. iri.-..j-N_ llH churched and will be done mainly through in-1 formation centers. study .......... courses and literature." ALTHOUGH Jews in . ----- ancient times carried on vigorous prosyletizing . erforts among pagans, it was prescribed when Christianity became the s tate religion or the Rom an Empire, a nd also under Moslem con- querors, on pain or de- ath "This served to cool otir conversion \st ) <ardor.'' Rabbi Schindler 1111----< \ said. although noting PRICE SHOPPERS!! that . Judaism did not ·"1MIS AIC SNCIALHMOn totally abandon all pro· selytizing efforts until -D COM'nQL 400 years ago, in the 16th ' ..,.. i. ii FOa Ot4LY century. . ~ ~ I n r e r en t y e a r s . ~ """~~2 ir numerous Jewi s h ~s...t¥ thinkers have advocated w ... 1 Lestlin resumption of mis· n..w..._.. .. sionary work. and some ·-- , , .. DtAGoMAl c.-oMACOLO %00MHMOTI _ $49900 COC.O. SIMTIY Afc: • &ICTllOMtC Tvt8 • MOIM.'l.A• CHA$SfS YOUI CHOtCI '559 · s ma 11 , ifldependent groups have done so, such as in Lo.5 Angeles, Chicago and 25" DIAGONAL SYSTEM Ill ZOOM REMOTE , \>hiladelphja. Mi1iiste17 I Named The Rev. Charles B. Cunningham has been I named pastor or Bethany Baptist Church tn Seat Beach. He· move~ to the Bethany pulpit after serving £ive years at Los Angeles Union Rescue Mission. The Rev. Cunningham previous ly pastored churches in Wisconsin. Tennessee and Walnut Creek. The church is at 151 Marina Drive. 1lJS') I -· - SCH771 DUAL SPIAICBlS --------~ ,,_ __ -""" ZENITH SYSTEM Ill - 21" DtAGOt4Al Jr DtAM>tUL rn ~ . 1(2512 TAILIMOOlt. 21" DIAGONAL eotna..-10tAl't 1.-otAM>MAL f[41U t«l91tr XOOM UMOTI . ULTU MOOlltt SC214tX DU~l SPIAKaS Cotc11foll'OhltY . . -·a .... ..... - flCA I I ~~~I C~LOCI TUHIM6 IUCIC & WHITI SPICIALS . I 979 25• DtAGOt4AL n I 00 WJTH IUCTIOHIC VUACTOI I TUHf..0. t •DtAGOt4AL 9w ~ ::JI GC:761 MIDITHUMIAM GC•JOH COMTIEMPOUIY RCA COLoa TRAK WITH PUSH IUTI'ON CHAMH& saECTIOH -,., .. DtAGOMAL , • fr DtliORl\ .. ' --W DfAGOHAL fc:411 25 .. DtAGOMAL ~ (~ ~ 2 G_OMrlWOIMY JS" DIAGOHAL . ·1 GC701 MIDITIHAMIAM H"DtA~HAL s549 MUHY TO AIC! \ \ ·, .. • ... AJ2 DAil. v Ptl.OT MISCELLANY ----------,a. ___ _ COUR BY NEW PAPE·R • • • For The Holidays ALTllOUGh t 'EO•:RAI. fund tng u1 •1.,uru:ant prov1d1n.i llll 1ver•1f' or 30 pt-rrt"nl or the Ol)l'ratlna budget of ma1or rltlt"~ 11 y on1• 1i1.•ho IJ\'1 1 l'v l'll 1 m • prO\ ed ft-dt·r.11 ,IHllal'IC!I hUYt' . olv<•d tho 1)rohl<•m ''' our clllf':. 11huuld ll11tt•n to Nl•wark M•yo1 Kcmn<'lh Gabi on who sl.I)'!\ 1r llw urban t'rl'tll '"' uv1•r. no ont' h1t"' h>h.I the pool)ll' 111 Nt•wurk <iboUl ll »n d't."quatt" r ttUt'tusJnJt ha" not O<'<'un~ As aovernment lob b) ••t , C'IUee ll rP ltlt' nnvulb Rt"vt'rt ln, poltc-1t' Lht£t twon 200 H'Ont iOl!01t'l1>.1t•) • C'ITlt~S TUAT llAVfi; f!ICUJ)t'(l t't dl'ral &.'i~IMlm< ,. "'111 bt• u urb~1n th.•ru' un· thm1e thut hnll n1 rHllty for •wvc•ral Vf'l•r" hut thl' POWl'I" of u1\nux1AU011. h•tUnR rt "ill not ht' mamtaunl'd 111\d l'' 1h,•m t•11t ·nd lht•1r boundnrie•:c (Ub r>andt"d lnd<'(iniltly C'1llc•" wid llou~ton did> or bN•om l' purl of u "'tMtt"s mu-.t rea:ud h·tkrnl hit mtl~lltrrn __ ~rurrwnl I In "' t n nct u bu~1n1 t ht·m TnelJThnulK)h~~f""T'Jul .. incfJuc bon tlm(' nl.'<'t> .iry lo Will tht·ar own v1llt•) -l1n51nr1ol hoo t"' 1n 1lhit•r 'I ht•1w i.r•• th£' problt•mi. Whal •••••••••• l'ut1 1n.: lh1• hc111•w 111 onlt·r un• lht• ponlbll' bt1lulwn:."1 All of hov. l'\\'r 1h1t·-. not 1111·110 • iniph tt11•m will tukc 1111\l' u11cl u '>l roog Bill:y~s 111111111.i lU\t·'I l.t'ttlll(, in 'fuc I 1' nJllorud t•ontm1lmcnt par\ of tbl· problt.'11\ f''lrbl. 11tute11 i.hould allow 'H u111or., Assailed ... THE SAl,t.s T \. ""·d .. , u muJor· M)UJTt' •>f I I "\ t OUt' 'lf\l't: the.' 1940!\, hth tht• 111101 lht• hardt"•l "ltor N iil .1 l II~ I ut-.1 • II!> "lales I U'I: out of lint• v. 1th lhitl of .I n l'I <! J 11 lll In lo( J u I I !>.d I c I IO n ATLi\'OTA O\J'I Hecau-.t• rwoµk ~•ii '>hop ,~1u:rt- 1t·s 1111u· Rtll) Carter IJU•.> dre IO\\t':o.t. c\1•n a·h1ghcr ~rew up wld learned tht• ,Jes ta>. would caur.e an 1M er d 1 ((e r e n ce bet w <•l'O rtt\ to lose revcnul· humor aod tnbUlt . tv.o R es1~tance lo ~al ei. t.i'< In Jewish leaders :.ay crt'U:>t.>1> 111 greut Smllll wonder • They are upset abou\....> -.1net• the tax 1s ~o bro1A dly Carter's use ot the lerrn ba1>.-d '"bastardized Jew" in "Ttu: time will come when tht.' remurkS-at a banqut•l µoor man ~1 11 not be ;able t.o (o r Atl a nta Brav e s wm,h his shirt without paying u -pitche r Phil Nl<.'kro on tax ... a member of Congres::. pre Nov. 17. dieted 1n 1790. That ~ t1m! has The remark indicates come Soap powdC'r iAnd wu:.hm~ a failure on Carter's machines are subject to .!>ales tax part lo d 1s t 1 n g u ;., h in many 1ur1sdlclion.s.. · "bet ween ethnic humor" and elh.n ic ins ult.•• Stuart Lewcngrub of the Anti-Defamation Leajue or B 'nai B'rith said in an open letter to Carter orr the front page ol the S ou t h e rn l s raetitc ma..:4'tme l 11 un editorial in the same edition, managing editor Vida Goldga r ('1.tllcd the remarks '"ill· ~oncei ved a nd grossly mscns1trve." PROPERTY TAX·ES h1s .- torlcally have been the ma1or source or revenue for cities, but m any slates mandate th e amount. Louisiana,1"or example. exempts home's up tQ $50,000 from taxes. thus denyrng its cities an 1mport<111t 11ource oC. re· venue In Newa rk. a $20.000 hornl' ii-; taxed $1,800. The result . in some rases. is that.homeowners aban· don their properties. They can't a~rd Lo live ther e, and they ca n l find buyers. Radio Shack Ads Must Be Changed WASIH NGTON f A P l The Hadio Shack Division of Tandy Corp has a~reed to change somo of its advertising al the request of the Bell.er Business Bureaus. The firm advertised a "red l ag•: sale with sav· ings of up to so percent. The BBB advised the firm that advertising of discounts should state both the highest and lowest s avings possible. . Radio Shack responded that the sale varied from store to store across the country and the ctds tried to cover aJJ s tores . However. 1t agreed to redtisign the advertising to frature s pecific product categories and show ma.x i mum <.rnd minimum savings for them. 1·1t1ca lo '-'xl-:nd their hnanc1al boundaries lhrou11h annexation. forming metropolitan govern· rrtt'nls or lev) in.: an earnmgs t;a. St!cond. st al('\\ 1de property laA.Cb bhould be fair and rc- a~onabh.' Where low l 11xeb are mandal<.'<t. c1t1cs should be al· lu"' l'd a more rc;.asonahle retum. Wht•re taxes art' unrca~onably high. they should be lowered. w1lh lh£' s tate pruv1d1n g rc•venue :.ha ring tu make up the d1f ft>rence .. Scholarship ,. Data Readied Members of the Festival of Arts scholurship committee will be al Laguna Beach-.lfig.h School J an 9 to outline requirements t.o seniors for festival scholarships. Committee chairm an Glenn Vedder will explain the pro· grarn. ·wruch covers the fields or arts aod crafts. dance, drama, musle. Wl'iting and photography . .More than $3i ,000 has been al- located by fesUval directors for the 1978·T9 school year to 73 Laguna Beach llig h School graduates. PLANTS THOUSANDS · TO PICK FROM TlllRD ... E DF.RAL poltl'Y · makers t1houlcl rcnec\ on lhelrl own tax ltuationts . The federal .:ov,rnm~nl hw. hc.-n t'Utling ils ta~t·s on 1:1 rt!J(ular bn111s for mort' than 10 y ci.rl'i, hut cttics trn ve b<.>en r aising tht•ir~ creal 1ng a grentC'r ths pnrlty between l'1t1e1 and suburbs. f o urth . c itie s s h ould cn1l1tall~e on thtll t strongt:sl as· s t>t ll, Imp r ov e their nt>tghborhoods. central busines~ d18lrtcts Md shopping centers to encourage a movement back to the inner city · Cittes c a n do this. if· they moblhze the talents and re- sources of list· pnvatc &eclor and thlf academ1l' community al the same lime they increase their o wn ett1c1cnq1 through 1m· proved mana8£.ft\CDt. FINAIJ.,V, THERE must be a n ·analvsis of the functions and respons 1bililtes of federal, state <1nd lot· al g_ovemments. There must be full recognition tha t c1t1cs are not independent islands but arc an integral and essential part of our gove rnment ::.ystem. '-C1t1es need authority from the slates lo govern their own af· fotrs. and financial assisla~e from the stale and federal gov - ernments to support r egional functions that c1t1es urc required to perform Ner t George ~·: Ureak of UC Berkeley assessses the po:11nblut1e1 of achieving la..r reform. "DECK YOUR HALLS" I WITH A BEAUTIFUL ClOOC PRE·tJ.OUDA Y SPECIAL Our gift to you Ii ttlli unbelttwoble low p<ke to that you con own whQt you hoYe olw"1s wonted. hqulalte cherry wood' stained wo6nut, with Westmin- a.r, Whittington ond Sf. Mic:hCM4'1, Quor1er· hour chime and Jtn'llo on the hour. Beoutiful moon dioJ decorot9t th• brou diol. Bross weights ond pendulum hiohlietit the ~lled otou front door and oloa sides. s.v. $351 =d '899 Henllede • f rend·Seth-~JCM:h. Verldlron-~·Oecof· Hond Ccn..t GAZO ''Son More.'' French ~d wall clock. hand ~ d oor glau wi1tl hand- etched IOlid brcm dial, h~liQhted by hand· lftOde pom14aln f.alvnng 0 haftd<mt ~ penctv.. lum bob. Choiot of ~ bl•. triple. Of Shvbert', Ave Moria O\imet 4 I" "• II 15"..,.alO"deep. U.t$130 =, 'll& 2 Happy Holidays To. All! Fr.-delMry and *'IP on Hoor docb in Orange Co. 1 Y"°' ouarontM I wa MAl<E vou1 uotctN a.ooc TIOC TOO< I 9aUe~ of docks Firsf.200 customers will • receive an extra discount ·with this ad 11 U~TO $ ]88 SO% oFF s2ass3aa REG. $7-$14 ' - SELL-OUT SALE STARTS THURSDAY - No Yl 166M-U.25.00 'if lit f J •,t tlltlt· 1 I ~·t ••J t fl ... ~! tl1 ''I t I No. YJ~3M-S215.00. ,,.,,,,,, tnc'''' _,mh•,., 'th#"I t'J,)C'°'· l 1Jt tJI 11 /\l\11 lV Jll1•0f(! tn y1•How-$}l ~ 00. LADY st1ko QUARTZ DRESS WATCHES. GREAT LADIES-EVERY ONE! A beaut if uf watch is practically the only 1cwelry a lady need wear. These Lady Seiko Quartz dress watches are truly exc1trng fashion accessories a~ well as accurate timepieces. Elegantly small to flatter a woman·s wrist and styJed wi th great fashion flarr. Come 1n and select a Lady Seiko watch for the great lady in your life Seiko Quar tz.SQ. W SP. A. H. WEINERT fjhe Jew&ls 32 Fashio l!tland • Phone 644-2040 Newport Beach .. Mewl from all over «;tllfoml• .. rouf\ded up eachdey In the 5 GALLON PALMS KING-ARECA , 1 ~ PIGMY DATES Reg. $40.00 .. DEC. 14th 10:00 om FIRSTCOME·- FIRST SERVED I 5 GAL. SPECIMEN PLANTS .• , .. REG. TO $65 FROM PO TIE RY upro70% OFF FANTASTIC I WOOD PLANT Sf ANDS COS1 AND lflOW COST I . DISH GARDENS •3•• REG. TO 15.99 FJtOM i i i! ... -- SAL.HOURI THURS. FllOAY , ... DAILY 10·8 SUNDAY 10·6 % OFF COST! BELOW I NEAR COST! • ) . NATION I HOROSCOPE Saturdey. OoQ4tmber 16, lD78 DAIL V PllOT ,4 J 3 Birchers Mark 20th Birthday 11fif'kN1,.r Hob I l<>JX' hus h<-l•n ~•1 n ed to do com m t• r c I u I s t o r <"a liforn1u Ff•dl·r ~al Su v 1 n g:,. I k . 11 l~ µl ugging th-.. rarm fur the next lhree yetll's lNDlANAPOl.JS <AP> "Less .iov rnment. mo n .. ponsi11illty, and wtth God's help, a better world " . . Guided by th. t ph1lo...ophv.. Ro rt W~lch, • rt'Llr~d c.•andy n\~ r from Maa11chutttla, called ll b lnC'!• uc qualntanctt to the lnd1anu&X> 1 h<>mt-of M ar1uenle Dice on UN 9, u~. lo form con1~rvat1ve soc1t'ty dedlcatf'd to 11httn1 ·communlam In the Vnllrd States TWO D ADEJ I.ATE,, lhe J oM Alrch Sodety is till f1aht1n1 anylh.lna 11 view• as a rommunh t thr11t and f'Ow l'laamlq part ol tht' crf'<f1t tor whit it· SO) .. lhe t"OUJ\l~y 'I drift lo lh' pollt1caJ naht Welch. 79, remains at lbt 'IX'•t.•ty'11 ht'lm til 1h Rt>lrnonl. MH' head quar' rs and ls "i.tJll vt•ry much on tvp of f'Vf'rythln11 thaL happens," i.md John MC'Man~. a Birch .pOkesmun Th.-SOt'tf'ty took the name of 11 yextni m11 s 1onary , Capt John Birch or Gl'org1a, who was an Ani~rtcan In te1U1encc.> officer In China klllecl 10 daYS after World War II ended. Grant .Awarded WELCH BELIEVED BIRCH to be the first American killed by com · SOCIETY FOUNDER Robert Welch ""' ...... SAN FRANC ISCO munlstsdurtn1theCold War. . IAP) -The &ul Fran· Welch. born Dec. 1, 1899, h~'been 1sco F"oundauon baa lrytn1 t.o give the 20th century advice warded a g r a n.l. or for bis entlre life, but the century won't 17,500 to the B'Tack listen,'' McManus said 1saue of the s0<:1cly's weekly "Review or the News ·• :~lmmakera Hall o r The society has grown to 60.000 to ame for the 1978 79 100.000 members, Welch s aid, reflecting ear program _ -on the 20th anniversary in the curre!lt MCMANUS SAID THE society is strongest in the Rocky Mountain sU.tes and weakest in the Northeast . He blamed "the early penetration and long e ((ecl of socialistic types in Un · Ge1uinl: O~ Move Lethargy Ends a,s Relatives Visit ~ SUNDAY, DEC. J7 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 2l·April 19): You reak through lo new ground """' you an become more independent and r eallve. Key is lo grasp opportunity s 1t becomes avaiJable . Leo, quarlus persons figure prominent· is the time for business, producing, m a king a commitment. Relationship intensifies. Nothing is halfway -it is hot or cold, all or nothing. You're abl e to ~v ercome o bstacles, to benefit from older person's ex· perience. SAGITfARJVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent . .on .. tr;t.vel,. s pecial reading material. You are able to finis h a~- TAURUS <April 20-May 20>: You signment, to be r id of bruden. You re able to select "property" that is get finger on pulse of public. ue to increase In value. Sagittarius, Spiritual insights are honed to razor- e ~· · i individuals figure in s harpness. !ena . Elements of timing, luck CAPRICORN cDec. 2_7·Jan. 19): ~ure rominently. You get green Breakthrough indicated -you re· ght. Cash flow will res ume. sol ve dilemma and solve mystery. GEMINI <May 2l·June 20): You're Fresh, exciting contact is on agenda. 1 the move. Period of lethargy is Be independent, original -and dare nished. Relatives. visits, short trip, to dream. Leo, Aquarius figure pro- nportant message -the~e re on mlnently. genda. Stress versatility, hu or. AQUARIUS (Jari.• 20-Feb. 18): Go slow. lie low. collect data. arrange CANCER <June 21-July 22 : Em· material, focus on priorities. do more "'Iasis on possessions. secu · Y posi· listening than · uaual. ·A ccent on on. protecting property ·d other legalities. rights a'nd permissions. ghts. Taurus, Scorpio, Aquarius agr eements which -could lead to erso~ figure prominently -so does partnership or marriage. 1e number4. PISCES <Feb. 19·Ptfarch 20 >: Be LEO (.July 23-Aug.22}': Cycle high thorough. Patience is now indeed a -aura of excitement exists. Gemini, virtue for you -and could eventually irgo. Sagittarius persons figure pro-pay handsome\dividends. Accent on iinenUy. Moon in your sign stresses e mployment, nutr.ition. health, de· ersonality. popularity. success in pendents and pets. Low key approach iaking persona! appeals. wttt serve best purposes. VIRGO (Au g. 23-Sepl. 22 ): IF DECEMBER 1'1 IS YOUR tOOerate pace should be' advocated. BIRTHDAY YQU have bee n through a omeone. behmd scenes, is pulling year od · testing, of completion, of trings. Routine is due to change. reaching beyond supposed limitations. >on't get caught s horthanded. Formostofl978,you carr\edaburden · aurus, Libra, Scorpio persons not righUy your own. You attracted gur\? prominently. ~p1e toyouwilhtheir problems. You BRA Se -0· received added recognition as you LI ( pt. 23. ct. 22): Ac~ent sensed pulse of public. August was n g lamor, roma.nc~. sech.~saor:i. your m~ memorable month I 1979 nowledge that v,Wd mformation 1s ak · n. . • emg fed you from "inner voice... you ~ e new start. meet cxc1tm~. void one who makes fantastic claim creative, challenging peopl~. J~I~ will ut ends discourse with request for a be one of .your most s1gnaf1 cant >an months. If s ingle, you marry. If mar· ried, you could start a business -or a fa mily. SCORPIO <Oct.. 23-Nov. 21 ): Now LARGEST SELECTION OF IN ORANGE COUNTY - lvcrsltles" for the leaser influence in that part of the country. ' ''Where people are closest Lo the soil, the dunking ls more conservaUve," he said - The society's philosophy has re· ma1ned consistent in its 20-ycar history. s tressing "education 1s our tot al strategy and truth is our only tool," McManwi said. AND ns INFLUENCE now 1s "much· more profound." he added. "When we started. it was nothing. We are not a political organlzallon. We don't oominate candidateS; we don't back them. We are an educational or· gan12aliof\. We try to educate the public, and we expect the' awareness we cr~ale will be refl ected at the polls." he said. Looking nhead. 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PU eec llUCC w Cf~ Of 4 "NOEL" Each needle has been crimped 10 give streng th & light giving proper1ies 3"x 15' 2. 79· 3/1" DRILL SE•ERAL PURPOSE. ORIU lor HOME Double reduction gea1 system deh11ers hrgh power dnlhng ac1ton e Toast-r -Oven 3 APPLIANCES IN ONEJ Ideal for toast. toaster pastries. Englrsh muffins and bagels IL.ACK & D£CICH SANDER For Gltl!f •1 Purpose Sending Perfect for fine fini shing wood. metal plas11cs Designed for one or two. hand control lllOO'browns 32 95 and bakes / .,,. . • Spray Steam , Ory Iron . "SELF CLEAll Ii ~ I 38 steam 11en1s. polished aluminum ~· -,~ I ~~~e:~~!, Stea2ms7150'!ftglong5" ~ llf210 • ~..I , ,,(/' . ~~' •, . . ·~· ...... :-.-..- MOltE1.CO "DW..a.u£W" Coffee Maker 10 cuP. Brews coffee dark. medium or fight ~~se~:.~~ at th 2 e per1 6 ec 9 t se 5 rving for hours 11$1.. • Tree Skirt ~ Strong. tonger lasting . ftll~ white and tlutller . ~ d~er 2.29 ~~::-: ~---~ cHARMEEN Pantyhose LM1• rn.t 2 49 Of Wllttt llP•lu) • =:o Tree Ornaments • 2 IL After ..,. • 2 N. Celepe ~--.s.t-=.: • 4 N. .. s..,. ENGLISH WTMER "UME" (olopt 4 111. 5.00 £NGUSft LUTitE~ 'MUSK,' A"ER SHAVE COLOGNE 2 OL 3.00 2 01. 3.~0 -~ ... ~ "AQUA mVA" ~Allorlk" Colloctloo .. ,,. ..... ., ..... 2 99 f,..eu.e,1 .... ............ . HOid s . " SHUlTON p1ce GIFT SETS 2 Pc. SET •AfWSllnt2~ez. ........... s-. 3 Pc. SET 4.00 .: ::::..."""' 4 75 • 2~ ....... , ... .,... • 2 Pc. Travel Set 3 35 •n ....... -. •2%u.-.Du•.... • Old Spice ....... -~............ 191l ~..::.::.. • iJ LMJ• foil foil (l '• lt1) (5 Ptt loa) ASS'T. CHRISTMAS COLORS-BOXES OF 12 METAL T Sta d H'.'' 2w' 2%" ree n J 1.19 1.49 1.69 1-t'Ji!i!.: .. 4.79 . 2.59 1.98 . STONEWARE "OSY DIMr Home & Auto MONTAG Stationary Coffee Mugs In assorted colors an<I pa!lerns 7Jt EA • ~ 9" Plates ..., PAK Of eee . 100 , NOT or COLD CUPS ti 1.i.mr 39c 1 pAl(Of 51 .,..£0" · Photo Albums A t>eautltul and convenient . 6 99 ta~le p1e<:ie ....... TOOl IUT 0 Double'°"''"'"'"' power and speed to drive or loosen screws. IAH 9~95 APOU.O "Pump-Action" Vacuum Pitcher Push top & onl olt switch ~~9.95 VO\lf Sav-on Pl1ar1n"lst Is Pfll)lrtd 10 Offlf tOUflt0\15 eonsUltatfOn on you1 prescription. we believe rou will tit pleased wttti 1111 sparld1no · ~1t1nllnes1 of out fhlfmecr Dtpar111111111 • YOUR HEAL TH IS OUR BUSINESS • YOUR CONAOEfllCE IS OUR CHALLENGE '°"" Contains writing paper with match· mg notes & en11elopes. *'' 2.99 Steel cast pohshed buikles. various widths. Sii• 21" to 44" 4.99~. Cream & Cocoa IUTltl vi Gfves~your skin a much better tone & toxture. ii 99c -·-... -· • YOUR PRESCRIPTIOH IS CM.JR PROfESSl()N "-----__, SHOP 9:00 AM TO 10:00 PM AD PRICl ~ PRl\'All SJN . DEC 17th THAU TUES . DEC !9th MIWPOlt'r leACH-IHt .,._, W......, "- ~AtM YAWY__.. .... 6 W-..r SAMTA AMA-ltt I I-"' Ma ... M . .... ~~!r ~~~~toe 99 C ~1i~ud~~~p~r~rt 2 l $5 Control Top JELLY f... "~79....._C --- • . . '\ .. 1\16 DAILY PILOT Mexican GroWth ubstde \V A~lll GTO <A P l Ml' 1uco &:\ ,.~ p ru 11c.· IOfl .i dramuh\' n•vt·r~ • ..-. in popul~lloo airowth. in d1Ntltnt: th~t tht-"°'em ,,.-m,•nl !I family plannmJ.: progru.m 1s worl\tnj, .1 :!>tUd) I t'l'Ort\ Tht' tt'port, l'ISUt'<f b\ I h(• \\' a!il\lri~too ·hu,t'd Pop11 I ut1o n fll'ft•rt>IH'i' Uur t•.i11, ln<' . '"'\! Mt•\ H'll0 \ l'UJ>UllllWfl ~r()"'lh I .!It' trt Ollll rn18 ~ 11' ':!II IJl'I n nl, 11 dN•hm· fr um :l ~ i•~l'\'\"O( ~11\\'f' ~t' ' L1 """ pl nnn lfl•' pr~ Jµ"anl ,.~Ill Hilo t'lfn fl\ t.' \ t'•tr'I e.11 lwr C'Al.UNC.i TUE lmq r h~UI 1• 0 0 Wllh111 "llli!hl uf Hll' .. !'> fWfl'l'lll I.JI .it•l ... , l t1 \ I' l't">lllt'nt J ""'' (., 11•1' l P111t1 llv ' ~"" rn111t'lll . lht• I t'IXll l Ul'>u '•lid ltll' a v 1• r J .: ,. r J t 1·. o t rhlltlbt•artn)( <1011111.- M ,. ' 1 , • .i n \\< 1, m ,. n d ropp t<1l from 7 l)9 JWr lo'ol'r\Jn "' H~7 tm tu" 1:, Jit'r woman 111197:1 75 Wh1h' that .. 1111 1:0. Wt'lt abov~ the ratt':i (11 1 nt>1i;t hbonng 1 uuntrtt.'h 3-'urdiy Dec.em~ 10, 1871 SAYS SHE 9 NOT THE PINUP TYPE Candice Berge~ ~romoUng New Movie No Pinup· Gal? Ca1Uly 1uuuling Posters CIHC \{:O 1 A Pl Though many might disagree, actress t".mchcc Bt r1;1•n ~ays ~he isn't the pinup type. l Preserve Grading Studied WASHINC.TON <AP> -The A3ru.·ulture Department has propon'<I a new grade standard tor fruit prderves used as lngre· dlent• in other products s uch as ice cream and pHtries. Asslstunl Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman said the gr ade would be "US. G r ade-A ror M unufucturing ." She s a id it WOl.lld be the sam e as c urrent U.S. Grad e A but ''with the addi· tlonal requirement of a very firm or stiff cons istency," so thal the pre11erves will be "firm enough to with&tand" the pro- cess of usine them in the re · manufactured products . MS . FO)U:MAN S AID "manufacturing grade could not be a pplied to consumer-size packages, nor could it be used as an alternative in the event a pro· duct fails the cons umer's Grade A." Also, the proposal includes provis iOf\S to: .. -Eliminate t h e u se of alterftate grade names. Fancy a nd Choice. used to describe U.S. Grades A and B. respec- tively, for pre serves sold 1n re- NOW ONLY 5425 NATlON I CONSUMER ---LAM-,~, .. -1-1- 5 -. l'rlll1fl • Vice President W a lter M on. d a 1 .t: .' s Christmtls cards ore out. and they depict a fi'nowy scene a.t the f am il y's Washington r e · sidence. ()ffefo G"4 n- MOll. 12/11/'71 HatborUtes tM.....,0.,t.cLS.., tlU1/1 ~ltt4. c .... ,.._ 641-JtOt ., .. DIAGONAL YIDIOMATI~ TOUCH-TUNE 19046 IROOtCHUIST, HUHTIMGTOH llACH IC _ _..,_....,.,._,O~I HOUIS:~!. 10.7 SAT. l~5:l0 SUM..12 PHOME: 968-3329 4 2 in Colomb1J mid I 8 •n tho United St.Ht·~ .. for example 1t nevertht' lt>ss also r epresents a "d1 s t1nct drop," t he st ud y i.rud. Bui .,hl '>:J)., ~ht· hJ'> nolhrng againi.t the Farrah Fawcett- "\1 <11111 !'>t'!'> ilrld .John Travolta!'I whose pictures peer fr.om millions· ul puM<'r~ and adt1rn the T -shirts of throngs of fans . Pos ters "u1 t-not somethtn~ to be poht1cally against," s he said. la ii stores "to make grades less ---::;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii conrusing" to consumers. IT SAID the fi~ures further ~how thut 42 per cent of all M exican \\Omt'n of ch1ldheanng potential are 1Jral'l1c1ng c ontrace 1Jl1o n and 1n urban areas, the figure 1s about 61 percent. Tht• statistics arc ull unoff1 c 1a l. but in the ;ibsence or reli able birth reg1 s t ratio n figures. they repr esent "pro- bably the first t'ruly a <.'· curate 1nformat1on on :l.f ex1co's actual fert1h l y." ac<"ordin~ lo the r<.' port ·-. autho r , John 'JaJ?el ----,_- Death Notl~r11 W088110Clt Cll f'l'OPO CllNfON W08 l;f.tO<w rflo\.atnt Of~'' A"" C• Ptt~V--0 ""'"Yon °""'"""'~' U '918 At 1n.-AQt• <1t 11 Bf>.lo"l·d nu\band ot I '""' ••\ of s.;.,,,,. Ane. C• , '>t'tov~d fttiJ\•,.. of P&t.,t(_._ .. •~ ... u.u o t W•\tmttt\tftf. C•. Jo~" l~o'd ot Ht>f''l" P#tk~ (a Frtttt<t\ Mvc> of r., .. 1 .. """" c.. C.l\ert•>Slllf'nt-lnor O•v•~ CAI , I<•""'""" Trt0mrnon of <,•n Jo\•, C • dnd Norm• Sl'!"•\•ln ol Hotfc:lrtd. """ ,, •IM> '"'"•Yt'd bv It Qr.trdchlldren •nd • Qrf di qtitMCh•idfM Funfl'P/tf \l'ltVKt"'\ W lff tl< ""Id on S.IU<d4Y 0...¥mi:i.r lb, .~,. ill 7, 00 PM ... ltwo ~''" Tulnlll I amt> w""'"" ("dP I, •11 E 11111 \t ' (O'ifA Mf'\A. C<t Wtl ... ~llt l>onitld '>llJr~ •nd IN> E"ll<• LOOI!" :--l •'I oftK •ffflnq •ntf'rmtnt w flf be' tn..tt1,. At thr ROO\ .. vttl M•mo'"'' fio"'"". ('", . .,O,.n• (.J 4;,m1tn lyUull I AmD M<H1UArv 01r.,.. tor .. A4'; 4888 TAYLOR JOHN f'HARlF'> l AYl OR '~" ,,._nt nt ()rN-.q.a., C• P•'\'\f'd aw4y on ,,.., ~mtwor " 1'18 •• '"" <100-ol •l U~tovt d rw1~ Of Vlrq1h1a T •1for "' o""'OI' C•. •ov1no ..,,, o1 Ell.i lt~VIOr Of Of~. (1' Ah.(\ WfYIVtO nv ht•. < '"'o"'n, Jo r erol ~narrow J'lf rH\(fon Aruond JPrri (ttlr FIMftlo~f\. t1f Tu\fln r" John( t~ylm Jr ot o.-.,,-.ot rd J•f'nfl'*> c l .J'(tor uf (>r,.no,. t• Jctn1<,.. K("•U'ot Con1,ad M 'lntana. Judy AOi&" ot 61lhnQ\0 AN>ntanfl, Au• Oitk~V of Hotef'l"~n Mbnto8n&. Cooneu Oi'""• of Albc)uf'r flu+-N,.w Ml>TiCO. 1 Dtf)tl'Vtr W~H~r P T aytr..r of ~•'Of!n Ciro11~. C... 1 no·<•·'-f\i\hH•ct Ann l1'1l9r OI f 1.1lh\rton -'"'°Mn. ()Qn f\urlilfhHt ot µ,,,.,w, N<•w 'for" Aho \\.lrv1vf'd bv J r~r,..nd< tuj(1n<fl Fuufl·ttO "°'"'f"'' w1U &-r..-lfJ on \drurdd~ °""" f"mbfr ''· 1~111 ttl H> 00 AM ~t T""' Str<1th Tuthill l <1mb W1 \ltlnl C"""9• •11 F 11111 ~t (O\lt~ ~u. (a with llr Oo""'t<I p , ..... , f\fhth111nq f unM.,I WfYl(t' tN df ._,,o b~ h t'ld nn M orus.~.,. O_.t•mt,,.ier 11, t'#/I "'ff OU ~Mel r~ Prio(• lltnd f\o1d ~ UMfAI (nd(l4l'I '" A nmt Nl""W -YrA• w1lti A .. y (Jon.ua M <\t11tt Ott•< lellf\13 lr•ltrrr~"'"' ~Ill °"' tn•n• ., Th• ~IV\tftft r. iTI"'"''Y 1n M .-rr1ff\v1ftt• """"" Vor• In 11,.v of fllJ'#f'f\ ,,.. #tittniflf ,,,_,. r.-)til'\I fld t"-"t d<tn.rttlOO\ IJIF' ,,,,.,.. 91> J ~ ~r,,•nr ,." C•n<t1r ~ .. ••••1 ur 'fOU( fojYflfH" 'Ntrltf' VuU"' l u1rutt l.tl"ht> Mo,.-tud'Y dlrfl'oCtOt~ \AO AMI HUtlOADWAY MOttTUAO 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-91!>0 SMl1'H·TU'n41U..UM8 MO«TUAIY WlSTCUH CHA .. ll Oerretory • Flower Shop 427 E 17th !:it Cosra Mt>!.a 646-4888 ... ac1 llOTMHS SMtnn MORTUAIY 627 Main SI Hunlm91on Beach 536-6539 "8FAMl\.Y C<X.<*tAL FUMHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 .. ACtflC YllW MIMOttlAL 'AH Ceme1ery Mortuary Ch81)e'I JsOO Pac1f1c View Drive Newoort Beach 644·2700 McCOIMICI MOll\IAalH Laguna Beach 494-9415 1.aQunl H1U• 78&-0933 San Juan Capistrano .-9s 1ne Ml~ BERGEN LA UNCH ED a three-city promotional tour m Ch icago for her new movie, "Ohver's Story." a seque l to "l.O\t' Stor y" • She :,aid only mockrn t echnology separates the WorJd. Ylar 11 prnups from the modern poster and T ·!>h1rt fad. "Yd\J REMEMBE R BE'M'Y·GRt\BLE a nd .lane Rui;sell," Miss Bergen said "There were pinup!> of them on the wall of <"Jt'ry barral·ks Th1i. 1~n ·t.ongmal, th1s commerc rnlization. The medi a 1s JU!ool more soph1st1caled." Howcwr. i.he Hdded, "I'm not the pinup type ." -Mediator .Select-ed For Clemente Talks David B I la1 t. llf tht• state \1ed1at1on St•rv1t·e, ha>. hecn selected as mt!dwtor 1n rontrilcl ne~otiatrons between the city of San Clem ente a nd the Sall C l e m en t~. City Employees Association. n on mo n elury is s u es, partic ularly binding arbitration. Weeks said lod3y that the city and the e mployee associali0n agreed to Ha rt as m e diator . Stephen Burrell, assistant lo the city manager, will represe nt the c 1ly al Tuesd ay's m eeting. Bostrom Is expected to speak for lhe employee association. -Re l ax the c urre nt re - quirem ent for "wholent:s:>" in fruit used to make preserves so that ri1>er frwls can be usc.-d to make both ret<til and manufac. luring grades or preserves. THE CURRENT STAN · dards require that preser ves Intended for retail sale h ave "a .subslantiaJ portion or whole or nearly whole fruit in the finished product. This requirement pre· eludes the use o f fully ripened fruits in preserves because they partially dis integrate during proc<'ssing." ·'The requiremt•nt for whole or · ncarl v .... hole fruit 'WOUid al!>o be waived for preserves packaged in 112 ounce or s maller con· t a iners. These containers are too s m a ll to hold whole or nearly whole pieces or fruit... de part· ment said. Public comm ents can be filed u ntil Feb. 8 with Executive Secr etariat. R oom 3 167-S, USDA, Washington, 20250. The employee association, representing about 50 ot the city·~ 175 full -time employees, declarl'd an 1mva~st• in contract negou ahons Nov 27. City Managt·r Genild Weeks said Hart Will he m eeting with r eprt•iwnlat1ves of both s ides prior lo a ne~ol1at1on session st•hedulcd for 9 30 a.m Tuei.day ut City llall U.S. Blamed for Tragedy HONG KONG <AP> -The mass suicide-murder in which more than 900 Peoples Temple cult members died in Guyana was a "prdduct of the U.S . social system and social thinking," Peking's' P eople's Da ily ne wspaper said. ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY- CRYSTAL- PORCELAIN - BRONZES- CHl:NA - SILVER and •ore. Lots of riiamood nng~ and earrings, gold chdtns, tint! china and crystal, bronzes. soml! furn1 ture, oils, chandellf.l•~. brass lamps. Ptc. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights December 15, 16, and17 Inspection of all merchandise Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 2 • 5 P.M. and 7 · 8 P.M. Something for evt!ryone -from Sl.00 up. Free admission. Bank of Amerrca, Master Charge. checks, some terms available. newport galleries ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway Ne~ort Beach, CA <fl4) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL & PM MONDAY Ari Levon• Auc11one"r AssiJ(•1ation :1ltorn1.:y Russell Bo s tro m sa rd contract negotiations broke down over The official Chinese ne wspaper, seen here, sajd "the Peoples Temple tragedy ... has gjven people a peep into U.S. freedom • andc1viLizaUon~·~"-----------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:..._ T~ddy Bear Keeps Babies Sleeping FAYETTEVILLE. NC. <AP) -A toy com· pan,v 1s making s ubstitute mothers, of a sort. Tht•y're teddy bears with tape recorders that play the s ounds babies hear in their mothers' wombs . Thl' Slumber Hear is the product of r esearch bv Dr. William Eller. c hief of obstetrics and gyo('cology >Jt Holy Cross Hos pital in Fort Laudt•rdale. Fla l11c; work convinced toy designe r Emmett White that bearing intc rutcrine sounds would help bab1(•s slcefp by easinA the transition from the womb lo the outer world The Slumber Bear goes on the market next m onth for $3.5 "When I told one woman how much 1t costs, she couldn't be lieve 1t," said While. "She thought that was too much lcn I as ked her what 1t would be• \\<Orth at 2 o'clo<.·k 1n the morning and :.he s aid, 'I'd g ive a thousand liars al 21n the morning."' AnAIOOE 1190TSOll HAROI 0 f AffRIOC.I:, &<I" 61. ROOF RTL 10090l50N. rHl<Mnl tP"d<'rtl of Irvine, C~ PA\W<I awn of Balboa 1\1•11<1. Ca •inc~ 19•6. on OP< •mbllr "· 1918 ~urV•••d DY P•\\rd •w•y °" Oeomber "· 1'78 '" n .. •II•· M•rl• AllrtdQ" dAUQlllt• Ho•o Ml!morl•I tio!c>•IAI H• IS wr "''"''Py _...,n ot R~ lli!a< n .,...., bV "" ""'-Rulll IDOOl\on, "" (a '°"'Rt< hard of 'Mlcr•mM\IO C• d•UOM~r """ Ruth G<>••tf>Q -lwo an<! Rolwn of Hu"ll"!JIOn 0..ach, C.•. \Oii\ Jemn ano Rober I, .ai.o 11 l)roth•H Merl~ of O•er Pit •~. gr;•n(Hl>oldren and 3 t,1r •11I W1n111nci1on. grandditUQt>Mr. °""'"" qrand<hlldren Mrmorlal s..rvlcn L lnd\Ay ol Nrwporl llPM.h 0 , 11no wit,_ ho>kl on Tun&ly Ofo<•mDl'r It. °"'"'"' C.odHrt of l'O' Anqrl••. C.a 1'11 at ' 00 PM •I ,.,_woorl Cenltr -S.rv1tu will tl" hptd on MoNI•• ~ Mt1h0d1\I Olurcn, 1601 M.!l•vuer•I• member II. 19711di1 00 PM at Grit(" A••, Co•one clel M1.r, C.• In 11 ... of Ch•P•I Enql•-· C• wllll Rn flowe" lho t&mlly '"°.,..." dOMllGn\ Cl.tyton Foll olll<l.tllno mttrm""' '" medt 10 Ille """''''"" Cancer EnOl,.WOOd Par~ Cemel"'Y $«1ely, OONEGAN·9ECICE R8AUER MORTUAAYO. ... dir0<t~S Ml!ALlllG EVA. L HEALING, -10. rHIOefll ••••••••••• of Heyw•rd, C. Pes\MI .... , on I'" IW ~ d n e \ d av O t ( • n< b • r IJ, VETERANS Rl•nalde Natloftal C emet ery h Now Op•"· MO CHAltGI for IMrid to .,allftecf ........ & tpcNN. Ctl for WonMff°" f lf11 In AMMlm MemMI•• "°"""' Be io..,d tnol ""' of ~· g<> Sl>o••lllrl ol ltunllnQlon 11t11<n. C.. """ Nlcl>Ofn 1tu11110 of Hon\lnQlon S.1Kh, Ca , •1\0 \urvtvlno itr• I Qr-<hll<lftn •nd I ore411 Qr<lnd•On Fu"trtl '*'YI<"' will I» <ondu<IMJ Oii $.81Ur · • t Gay Oe«mti.• t•. 1918, •t 1 00 PM •I Pleru Orotl'll'r\ Smllt.s' Mor1u••Y .. 1111 Re• Rltlo. [rl•I AHO<la'lfl P•OOr of ,,,. Fl•\I ~lllOdl\l c.nurtf\ Of HunllnQlon 8e1Kfl olflti•tl"<! fn rerme111 w111 oe .ti '"" Cll•i»I 01 t,,. C.Pllmn C•,,,.lt•v. H•yward, C• F1mll'1 ~~I\ contrll>UllOM to 1"-Am~rlc•n Canctr Society P it•<• lltolMO Smltht' NIO<"tl>My Olre<IO<$ SJ6..•Stt. .. ·~~~----------------· ~~,.---~ ...... """""'"' ..... ---.... ---~ ... . ~· I J .. NATION I HEALTH• .. f s.tlXda)'. D.comber 18, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A I : Auld Lang $yne . " . Newport ...... \.UMa .... ,.,:s Nl!•~l#O £1 1 _.:. -s Set R 8 .... ""e.«ir.,:), .Ll.UJ ""al eard, ....... "' .................. , v-o-~ 1(•11 ~~ HtM~I VfNI AtH I *'·•I Sa1tta (0.,.,.. .. "'642~753 f) C l ft...-01' ... ..,, •• ~. n Ye e See end believe M'"'°" v1CJ0495-CY01 ·New Year's Bash Can Be Costly By Ole Altklate4 Pree1 Ke1,bi&~r' Wh•l do you say lo N w-Ytar'• S\rt aL"$1GO -or more J ~oupJ ! . ldott plu-ee, of coune. don t cost •~he" nnr Lhat m h l\uL an ~sor1ated Pr JI spot cherlc ahow1' ll "·oo't be herd to drop a bundle while you're HY tna aoodb:v~ to 1m. • PO&E M&N FOa rHtaur.nts and ni&ht tlut>. also y t heo hiah pnc-es doo 't ~ttm to b' dtterrlna tht cuatomtr~ Most reoport reat."1rvaU om1 art ''<>ruln~ in at a iOOd pace. Tbe Palace R taurant m Ne~ \'ork City, wllh ca l2-<'0Uf1t din nt>r at SillOO per coupl , wau M>ld out more than t-..o ~ffk befor'f' Ntw Y t'ar's Eve. The Pyramid Room al °''" Fairmont llotd in Oattu al.so repor\t.td ll f\.1.11 house for t1-PIT· ty which includes your rho1ct-of food from the rettMuranrs rt!& ular menu, wtne, chllmpallM. drinks. llvc entertainment and party fnors at $80 per per:son FOR LOV£as .op tradll!on. Lombttrdo's Royal Canadians will be .al the Waldorl-Astona Hotet i n New York City again. The band, which ts celebrating its SOlh New Year 's Eve, is led by Bill Lombardo, 31 ·)ear old nephew or Guy Lombardo who died late last year Prices go from Sl 15 to $165 per person, depending on where you sit. You get a filet mignon dtn· ner. champagne cocktail, paper hats and the chance to dance un- til 3 a.m. Your friends get the chance to see y<IL on television sin'ce the black-tie affair will be broadc1A.Sl live. Frances Borden. the hoters public relations director. said prices are aboul 10 percent higher than last year. Reserva· lions, she said. are .. going fine," although she declined lo say ex- actly how many of the 1,000 seats available had been sold. THE HOTEL SUGGESTS that party-goers stay over at the Waldorf at the s pecial rate of SJO per person. Then they can enjoy RINGS IN NEW VE.AA 8111 Lombardo .i ~ ew \ t•,11 'I Duy brunch for ttnother $20 per perM>O Add up th\' pieces .md t~ vackage can run from $330 w $440 per couple. And lhut doe~n·t niunt liquor Oo people really have that k111d of mo11e\ lo spend on It smgle ()(·ca::.1on? Saddle The fts Plague Utah BRIGHAM CITY, Utah <AP> -Sheriffs officers in nor\hem Utah's Cache and Box Elder counties say they have been plagued with an outbreak of saddle lhefls, with some 38 saddles disappearin'g in eight months. · None of the saddles. valued from $200 to Sl,000 each, has been recover.ed and investigators say they have no leads. '-Box Elder County :)heriff Kenneth Adams said the thieves use similar methods hitting remote ranches and taking j.ust saddles. at·Hun1eno1on center t"1lC-•~·-"lt ama&ea me ," u1~ Ms ______ ....::.., ___ ~~· :.,.=~"=::· .. ::"=:=:Pit:: .. ~· Bor;den, "alnce I don'l." U Santa leaves u new • Tbe Rudlaaon Plaza Hotel In motorcycle al your Charlotte, N C .. 1 otrerlna lhre! house -or ii you have a ew Year'a Eve p1cka&ea ran11· new rider for an old\one ln1 rrom $65 to $89 per couple. -the Newport Beach All Inch.Id(' a room for \he nll(hL Police Department has und brealcfut NPw Year's mortl• just the class for you. Ina. Beginning Jan. 6 and for eac li of the THE MOST expensive deal of· Saturdays in January, ft>rt1 r hampa1ne ond a five· Cad C1trfl~ .,. the department will or- cour)e meaJ . the other packagt' fer a class in motorcycle fo~l&Kc .unpler tare. A Radisson Assemblyman Gary riding from 9 a.m . .w llpoke:.mon 1H11d thts year's H a rt of San la noon at· the 15th Stre1rt price · were about $10 a couph~ B a r bar a h as i n · parking lot of Newport h1ahtr Uum l11st year·s troduced legislation Hubor High School. The Colony Squai,-e Hotel in that would abolish The course costs $25 Athanto 1&Jao offers a choice: t h e o f f i c e o f and lbe department pro $27 50 per l)er30n for dinner and California's lieute-vid s motorcycles, 1f half a bottlt! of champagne at nant""governor. nee ed. as well a s the Toulouse Restaurant or $70 _..._....__.."""---"--"-'----helm ts. · per couple for a fiH-course din· AJ• S • At usion or n~r. chumpagne, dancing and a ten el:"Vlllg the four-week class. an 1lte 't:Jesfjner Ooffection, features 'tliiJ solid brftSS .tP..z: rir;j IJ"' noor show In the ballr<>om. SACRAMENTO <-AP~ exam ioer from the Jeanl)JU "We 're already booked for the -An alien can serve·o~Dep.artmen!.. of Motor Toulouse and the Ballroom is the state Board of Den. eh1cles w111 be on hand 1'fUtdff .. ZJn>t. getting a fair number of calls," tal Examiners because t a d m i n i st' r a Jq . ~aid Patty Greener or the hotel's a state law requiring motorcycle license test ~'~" ·~. ~ 1 (~· 1 rood and beverage department. holders of .. civil office" and issue licenses . lo be citizens is un. For further infor.ma· THE PALAMINO, a country constitutional. a s tate tion. contact the depart· '18"~ a nd western nightclub in North oaptltno1·ornnseayys gener al . s ~4en3t7'4s8 traffic dJvision, '--.;..__------~. ;'~~ Hol~w~. is ch~ing ~2 fur ~~-~~-·~-~-~~~·~~·-~-~~--~-~~~------~-~~~~~~ New Year's Eve; no reserva- hons accepted. Scandia Restaurant. already \><>Oked up. offers roast goose and carolers at 124 per person and Os ko 's, a Bever~y Hills restaurant and discotheque of· fers dinner, champagne and ad· mission to the disco for $25 a head. The Camelot in suburban Min· neapolis is charging a S3 cover per show. Sl2 95 for a sirloin steak dinner and Sl.55 a drink. "That includes the stadium tax.·· said assistant manager Caspar Borggreve. referring to a 2 percent tax to.finance a new stadium. Because New Year's Eve falls on a Sunday, some restaurants are passing up the celebration this year. Other nightspot operators said they had to charge extra because of over· time costs for the staff. LIONEL •SETS •ACCESSORIES •SERVICE LIONEL AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION Costa Mesa's LarcJest •allro"dlng ..J Read.uarters -.._/· ALL GAUGES N-GA., HO-GA., o-GA .• IRASS LIOHEl-TREMa.DOUS STO~K-AFX, TYCO ROADRACE SETS, PLAS11C MOORS RC • PLANES • SHIPS • ROCKfl'S· MOllYIST SUPPLIES Get m11i to a Doctor Signs May WaTn of Impending Stroke MINI-TRAINS HOBBIES I 'b~~T~~~~!T., PH. 549.' 596 HOURS: MOM • .fft. t 0-9 'SAT. I 0.6 SUH. I 0.5 By DK. STEINCllOHN Dear Dr. Ste lncrobn: Llke many husbands. mine ts stub· Qom. He simply refu.ses to ~ a docto~. He claims he -has gotten along all these years (he's 67 ) without medical attention, why start now? DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE this column. Mrs. G. Treatment to prevent a stroke · is more ef· l•••alllll••······························ f i ca c ious th an man age menl --:~iiii;;;;;;;;;;::=~::;;:;;;;;;c:::=::~:::=:~::;;~=:::;2~~~~~ii::i~~;;;;;:::=~~~~~~:--after the patient s uffers a For a couple of days he has been complaining of numbness in his arms and has been un· steady when walking. One morn- ing he was quite dizzy for many minutes. Now that he feels a bit better. as I said, he refuses medical attention. Don't you th.ink these symptoms are rca· son enough for having an ex- amination? -Mrs. G. DEAR MRS. G.: or course, not knowing how high his blood pressure has been lately, nor anything else about his physical condition, anything I say will on- ly be an educated guess. Tell him there's reason enough to visit your family doc- tor. with possib,le consultation with a neurologist. The reason'! Because there's a JJ')ssiblility that his symptoms may be early warnings of impending stroke. OTHER SUCH WARNINGS are: weakness. seeing double. having a speech impairment. memory lapses and difficulty in swallowing. According to Lawrence C. McHenry. M.D .. professor of neurology at the Bowman Grab School of Medicine. •·Transient is chemic attacks a r e life· threatening, They are early warning neurological symptoms for stroke and about one-third to one-half of patients who develop, stroke have experienced one or more of lhe symptoms." Tell your husband. Mrs. G .. that be has been having what we call transient ischemic attacks (ios uffic1ent blood suppl} to the brain). M ETHOOS OF treatment vary: I believe that control of high blood pressure is one or the most i mporlant. In addition, the~e arc new methods of sur· gef'J mvoh1ng the carotid artery in the neck. Anticoagul\jnt drugs may be used. These drugs thin the blood and help prevent clotting and possible thombosis. In milder cases, control of blood platelets has even been helped by use or aspirin. Whatever the reason for your husband's symptom~. show him stroke. MEDlCALETl'ES Dear Or. Stelncrobn: I've just suffered a bad ankle-.sprain after falling from a height. Not off a chair, not toppling down from a mountain. Perhaps you've already guessed: r ve taken a severe fall from my high heels. I hope you print this as a warning lo other readers of your column who al- low fashion to rule their li ves. - Mrs. 0 . DEAR MRS. 0 .: I'll confess. l did guess. I've khown several patients who had similar acci- dents. High heels are a threat. At a recent meeting of th e American Podiatry Association members predicted that women wearing high heels were in for a hard time. Especially, avoid stiletto heels which Interfere with normal balance. . ,, . Remember. your heart is in your own hands. so take care of il and make it a part of your liv· ing philosophy. advises Dr. Steincrohn in. his booklet, "22 Ways To Prevent and Treat Coronary Disease."' 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If you •re ttutlng a new buaineH call lh.9 DAIL V PILOT for f nformlltlon and forma 848-4321 OT. 332 .. -• J .4J8 CMILY PILOT S1turd1y, ~ember HI, 1'71 Stars Shine_J_or Yuk Books Off ~r Insight Into briti 'Liv 8y 908 THOM HOU..YWOOD (Al'> fxhe hoJlday booksht'lf, • '11\f' Artor' l..tfe" 11 • fa rfnalln& look 11\to tht> mind an4 met~ods of u move atar Ch rlton llcston kept o Journal dunn1 th1• 't-nrs 1956 1976, and II hi.;., bttn t"Ciltf'd by tlolh• Alpt>rt ft!I a d1 arming portnut of a d r~nt mun Brinai 8 •enllt'rnan. llt'Rton ate on r .. ~ lot''I 1n;~'T()N 8EMAll ' ntAT NO/II , of ~orr \'1dul'" 'l<.'Mpt t ffort w('rt• inrorporat Into ''O<'n llur .'' addln'1 · I lr'E'!I!' the point bf>uu r Vidal hu~ ~ont' l'Xlrt1V116t1mtly•"nd dl"l lnfully . QU1lht1e I fear. hl• l'~innot avoid. on rttord aboul h111 iluthoroJ111l ol I~ 8 •n Hur scrCCJU)la.) A ho11t Soph111 l.iOr('n Shr soawllm~ t1•nd lo t·urn ht•r rt•murkublt.• bc.•u11\)' throu•h 11 .. c-1•nt' u<i ' thouah 11 "'t'll' u 'oufnt'· • \er). H'ry !Ct'fllh ll·~t 11 brt.•uk ·· · "GrOl\·ho'" 1'1 tht• lutf''t and pt."rhtaJ>" the naost vuluubl•• or th•· mun\ tw1ok ' un Marx1on11 . ·Tiii\ R io; SON IS THAT author ll<•<'lor Art·t• worked mllmutl'I) "11 h thl' l'Otr1t'd1an on t wu J>rt• . VIOUS books uod Wits ll\.-l' Ill offtt•tul l11111(141)htr of <iroud1o·s luk H•c.1r' t\rct• witnessed .1 <liHt•rt·nl MJrx 1n till' Jj.l1n1:. ,um et 1ml'S v1t•t1 m1tl"tl but .ih' .ivi. "'1tt)' man Tht• b1o~rupher hus dmw ht' homey. ork on tht' l'arly h1slory. dattn~ but·k to tht• ram1I} s arrival m the Uruted 8ttllc:. 1r1 the l~s ~ Arce tells the less•nattenn~ side o( Groucho the estrangement from h1:. ch~dren. the emotJo.nal <'rarkups of most or the women 1n his hfe But Groucho gave him anstrud1ons dunng h.ls final 111 ness: "Tell 1t all " -THE AGELE ·s ANITA LOOS wnles a chat· ty m e moir. '"The Talmadge Girls." about the beauties o r the s ilent -screen. Norma and Constance. also Natalie. who never made 1t in films but was noted for marrymg Buster Keaton. M 1ss Loos wrote scripts between 1916 and 1925 for the two famous sisters and knows their cha rms and foibles. Constance quit films before talkies. Norma tried three and was criticized for her enun- ciation. Her sister ~ailed from London: "Quit pressmg your luck. baby The critics can't knock those trust funds Mom set up for us " LIKE MOST FEMALE STARS of that era. the Talmadges had a ha rd·driv1ng mother. She saved money ror her daughte"rs, who also 01arricd well, a nd often. -The brothers Mankiewicz are the subjects or two biographies. "Mank . The Wit. World and Life or He rman Mankiewicz" by Richard Merym an. and .. Pictures Will Talk . The Ltfe and Films or J oseph L. Man kiewiC'z" by Kenneth L Geist Both made enorroous contributions to films as well as Jlollvwood lore ilerman wrote 75 .screenplays from 1926 to 1952. but his fame• n·:-.ts on "Citizen Ka ne," wh1rh he wrote with On.on Welles, and his rare and bat ing wit · · ON IDS DF.ATHa\ED HE asked his nurse 1r he •could get out of the oxygen tent for a sm oke When she advised him that s moking would be the worst thing for him, he snapped. "I'm dying. And she's tryini lo break me of the cigarette habit 1" Brother Joseph was e.qually talented but m ore disciplined. His car eer has extended from "The Dummy" (1929) to '.'Slueth" 0972). and it is well covered in Geist's book. but with a tra ce of bitter· ness. The book started as an official biograpn~ but TooPoPuiar Jot' lat(•t dlROwnt>d tt .. 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Oefenl\Jve t~(·klu Mikt> Freeman cam up with tht• lmmacuhAt~ intercepOon fri. d"Y n 1ht t>t-fore Jt .~89 at Anaheim Stadium Ind 1n1ttd tll~ Fountain V lley Barons lo a M·l4 tnomph ther · rvue ror the· Cl F Big F tve Conrerence ll>Otball cl\ampionahlp • lt wu, w1th lhe exct"plJon of th• f1n.t two 111inutet ol lhc aamo, F'ountn,m Villley'a ruaht all the WJ1.Y Wld Freeman's intc.>rcep lion and nine-yard r lurn (or u lOUCbdO'Nn with l :10 left ln the half was the dccislve play a.a the Barons took a 21 7 baJftJme • lead to tti. dressing room, IT WA.8 A TOTAL VICTORY for Cpach Bruce Pickford's Barons, who posted another touchdown early in the third quarter ¥ihen Kevin Romine set up Sam Cenlofant.e's one-yard pfunge with a 45. yard scamper to make it 2'Vi with 2:4.2 spent in the third period. Fountain Valley inlerc~pted f1Ve Servil e aerials, Romine finished the game with 232 yards on 29 carries, including runa ot 12. 13, 25, 37 . 45, 16 and 12 y ards. • qu1rtt rblt k Gil Compton bUrted Servile wtth bJll lethal 'I rtull tu Jtm..COPPom aJVJ Kevin Marg rum, 1and the offe Ive line 11mply d ( uled th< i''rian .Rut the t,µmlna Point for tht1 Big Five , Cunf r t>nce t hampions wa11 Freeman's touchdown Tff0£ BAllON , attboogh de>m1naUng the aame. were fl'\Uilr•~ed al \,he Servile four· yard line after marching 73 yards, \fbJch Included Romlne's clutch runs ot 2S and-37 y ards A dee slon to go ror a C1eld goal was 1witched, but a pass pllly went sour and Servlte took over . But one play later, Freeman. lhe 22H>0und tackJe, was there • to make quite possibly the biggest play or Fountain Valley's 13-year history. Servile quarterbaclc Jim O'Hara went back to pass an~c k>Ose, but defender Mark York step and batted the ball etght yards thrQ eh the alr, where Freeman caught it and rambled the re- mainjng distance for the touchdown. · It was reminiscent of the Pittsburgh Steelers' immaculate r eception by Fr~nco Harris. And just as devastating. ~ MARGERUM GOT his second inlercep· lion early in the third quarter and Ulen Romi ne and that oUensive line-..Pete Chinnici, Russ Heidesch. Doug Delgado. Ken Winkley. Greg Barrios and Mark Wet· more-went to work ·Servile bad burned Fountain Valley's secondary with a 49-yard scoring toss from O'Rflra to Mark Baggett on a third-and·25 11ltll4UOQ wiUt just two minutes spent in the game, but then the Barons came roaring back ln convincing fashion. ' . • Romlne had 1~ yards on 18 carnes in th~ first half Jed a nine-play 60-yard as - sault which culminated in Compton's sneak from inches out. . MARGEllUM INTERCEPTED a Servile pass l't'..O plays later and the B1arons were on Uie march again. this time in seven plays ri:.om 43 yaNJs away with Romine bursting through from..JJ yards out. · The two battled on even terms for a bit, then th.e Barons put together their long drive which ended at the Servile four, sel· See FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Page 83 OMty .., ... ""'""l>y GMY .,,.,..._ KEVIN ~OMINE (22) LOOKS FOR DAYLIGHT BEHIND THE BLOCKING OF TIM HENIGMAN ON SERVITE'S JERR\' BLAKELY. A Moinentolls Occasion! FOUNTAIN YAU.EY'I KmN ROMINI ICORll ON A 13-YARD 8UAIT. No Cliche ExtreIDe For.Barons By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of IM o.fly PllOI !11.ttl It was ONLY a, high school football game. not unlike hun- dreds or other r egional cham· pionship games played across the nation this night. . But try telling that to 70 Foun· tain Valley players and their coaches. "You are 48 minutes away from the biggest day of your young lives, .. said a deadly . serious Coach Bruce Pickford to his Baron team prior to Friday night's luckoff. AND THEY ALL believed him. if not immediately, then certainly a short· time later. wh e n Founta i n Vall ey established a c l e ar·c ut dominance over Servile and an· nexed its first CIF Big Five Con- ference championship with a 34·U victory at Anaheim Stadium. . No, you won't be able to con- vince any of the Barons that this wasn't a mom1mtous occasion. No cUche was too extreme, no slogan out or place for this -game. The 'Barons hod dedicated their season to the late Doug TtJompso n . l ast year 's quarterback who was killed In an aut.o accident during the late summer. AND PBIOll lo Friday's championship game1 receiver Knln Margerum helo a private meettn1 with the team. with none ol the coaches present, and delivered an emotional speech dedtcatln~ the final game to ThomptOn s memory. , In an ordinary football game. <See MOMENTOUS, P11e IM> Today's TV By HOWARD L. RANDY .. Of !Ill D•lly l"llol lllfl Following are the maj~ sports events on television today. Ratings are : .t I I 1 exc.ellent; .t .t I worth watching; .t ./ fair; 1 forget it."' • 10 a .m .. Ch·annel 2 ./ ./ -NFL FOOTBAL-t..: Chicago at Washington. -Announcers: Not available. Washington's Redsltms arc struggling to gain a wild card pldyoff berth while the Bears are out of con- tention. Bul ·there are contingencies surrounding a possible Redskin playoff position. · If Wash'ington wins, it can become a wild car~ team provided Minne sota or Green Bay and Philadelphia lose. This Y!OUld give the RedskJns a 9-7 record. But a victory i sn't all that certain. Chicago came on strong last week and defeated Gr een Bay, 14-0, as Walter Payton and James Scott scored touchdowns. G 10 a.m ., Channel 13 I .,/ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arizona Sta1e vs. Rutgers. r Announcers: M erle Harmon, Al OeRogat1s and Howard David. The Arizona State Sun Deviis (8-3 ) meet the Rutgers Scarlet Knights· (9-2) in the Garden State Bowl at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. The Sun Devils are favored by anywhere from nine to 17 points. Pro scouts predict a long NFL career for Al Harris of Arizona State, an All-American defensive end. • 10:30 a .m., Channel 7 ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: M assachusetts v s. Florida A&M. AnnoUACers: Bill Flemming and Frank Broyles. They'll be finishing up the NCAA small schools competition with this one, M a5.5achusetts (8-3-0l again st F~o ida A&M ( 11 -1-0) in the Pioneer Bowl at Wichita F Is, Tex. --Massa usetts_ romped over N evad~·Reoo last week in the semif inals. 44-21, while Florida A&M topped Jackson State, 15-10. 1 p..m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh at penver. Announcers: Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen. P ittsburgh's Steelers take the best recard in the National Focftb~ll League ( f3-2) into this one against tbe Broncos in Denver. The Broncos ar e favored by two points. Both team s are division champions and this one could be a prelude to the Amer ican Conference cham- pionship clash Jan. 7. . It will match quarterbacks Terry Bradshaw and Craig Morton (Denver) in a final tuneup for the playoffs. The two teams will have two weeks to heal any injuries before the playoffs begin. But they could also meet in the first round if M rami defeats Houston in t~e wil.d card game Dec. 24. s:3o p.m., Channel s2 .,;: ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Utah State at Weber State. Announcers: Roman Gabriel and Eddie Alex- ander. Another in a series of college bi)Sketball telecasts by Channel 52 in Los Angeles. tt is a backyard r~Yatry between two Utah teams, the Weber State-squad locat· ed in Ogden and Utah State at Logan. · Rich .M cElrath, a former Saddlebac~ College st ar guard, plays for Utah State .. fJ 6:30 p.m., Channel gy' .,/ NBA BASKETBALL: The Lakers at Phoenix. Announcers: Chic!( Hearn and Pat Riley. In the only game of the year so tar between the Lakers and Phoeni~ Suns, Los Angeles posted a 130-122 victory at the Forum. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 34 points In this one. The Lakers hold a 36·25 edge over Phoenix in the se r ies that started in 1968. . OTHERYV Q:30 a.m. (2 ) -NFL TODAY. · 12:30 p.m . (4) -NFL '78 -A rei>ort on an en- dangered species-the conventional-style place kicker. Also. a profile of Paul Warfield. 1 p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR--World champion Charles Tickner. Linda Fratlanne, Toller Cranston and the tearT!) of JoJo Starbuck and Ken Shelley are amon~ the ~rformers in Superskates a figure-skating exhibition beneflftng the U.S. Olympic Fund. Dkk Stockton r eports from M adison Square Garden. Also: Part nine of the world's strongest m en. (22) -PRO SOCCER. . 4:30 p.m . (7).-THIS IS THE NFL -Highlights 9f the games played last weekend including Colts· Steelers, Vikings-Lions, Bi lls-Patriots, Cowboys- Eagles, Packers-Bears, Oilers--Saints. S p.m . (7)•-WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - NASCAR auto racing, the Southern 5001 taped at Oar· lington (S.C.) International Raceway. Bill Flem- and Chris Economakl report. From AAchen, West Germany: highlights of the World Show Jumping charnrionship. Andrea K irby and Wiiiiam Steinkraus rep6r . Also: the world hlQh dlvinQ championship, taped at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (28)-PRO SOCCER. 10 p.m . (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The San Diego State Aztecs vs. tne UCLA Bruins In ' game played earlier tonight a! Pauley Pavlllon. RADIO 9 : SO a .m . -'Football: Chicago Bears at Washington Red skins( KNX (1050). Jack Buck and Hank Stram report. · f 2:SO p.m . -Football: Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos, KNX (1050). Lindsey Nelson and Jim Kelly report. 6 p.m . -Ba~ketball : Athletes in Action at Northwestern, KYM S (106 FM >. 6:20 p.m . -.Basketball: Los Angeles Lekers et Phoenix Suns, KLAC (570). Chick Hearn, Pet Riiey re· port. 8 p.m.-Basketball: san orego State at UCLA, KMPC (710). Fred Hessler, Bob Stelnbrlnck report. _. or 6 p.m . -Basketball : USC at Volunteer• Classic, KFI (~).Tom Kelly, Pete Newell report. 7:50 p.m . -Hockev: Montreal Canedlens et Los Angeles Kings, KRLA (11 10>. Bob.M iiier, Pete Weber report. \ • ' (Th• Dally .Piiot Is not re"90ftslble for late chantes.) , I ~ a lJ\ Jy te b• • ed b~. Ilg' e«t .ts 24 as m d. ri· at er . rd .s. rd l e; 10 'IOS •• ~-- _ 1e: he~ rtd : ix· at'. If•• er • to! I ~l ·~1 'l ••• • 10 • IO b • • • J 11 <> .. • • ? •• • • 11 I) ~ . ' I .. ., , .. .. .. • OAJLY PILOT -· f A Cap1ule Repott From th• Wodd of S,,Ort1 Oil~ . Fiv Ar a Polo Earn AJl-An1~ri .,tandouts a Honor ,'ht• tlml All Amt'r1Un watC"r polo tt'llm, •• a t·hu t.1n by U1ct All Aml'rlc• Sf'lf'CUont C:ommU h 'l' in t-t)njunct ion "'1th th~ CiUt n.; • evm.a Alhlt>llt• ft\lund.1tmn, 1nclud<"~ a pair of Nt'""port II arbor 1L11h •nd lJntH'"''>' Hl•h prtlducu t:ttrnlntt first tt'am honor ta C'ahfornla'!\ Kevin HobertJlon. 111 former Newport Harbor .Ulb star~ Sl•l'OO(J lt>um honOT1' 110 to John Uobrott of UC Santa lhrbaru, Southe1rn Cal' Jaclr C rahun and Peter C~.n1pbell and M•rll. O'Bnen nt \JC Irvine Crllh6rrt and C1i1mµbf'll prcipl)("d at UniversU.y Hl6'h . whlh: ()obrott w,.~ ut NcwPort ttarbor befOft coUeglate dUt't -The fl nit team Jqhn Ga!Thel (&o&lle >. Ooua Burke and Ho bby Arnold CStunfi>rd). Kt•vl fl Robertson,• Carlos Stef ft>ns, M1kt• LOUMhlm ((.'ahforrua). Terry Schroeder <Pep- pt•rd1nt•) 'fhe .... t'<'Ond tt'.rn1 Peter Campbell, Mark O'Brien (UC lrvtne l : Tom Anl(elo. Jody Campbell <Stanford>, Jack Graham (goltire>. Z;1ck·st1mbon IUSC>. John Oobrolt <UC Santa Barbara> -----~fr of dw Da11------. Ohao State football coach Woody Hayes on dis- cipline and equaltly .. "I have to get over to the tra ining table because I have a couple of kids l need lo talk to. One or them hAS been cult.in~ classes and 1 gotta get on him. He's not gonna hke me very much ror a few days, but I gotta do It. One thing ~ ~01,1 mwit never do is run a popularity contest. J1 ' don't dare I'd lose I try to treat kids fa irly, all the same. M~an as hell." 19th Bole Approeed al 111.,lera CC LOS ANGELES The smking of a 19th hole !I al the Riviera ·country Club's golf course has been.apprqved. but it isn't.exactJy·a change that could be described)ls par for the course. Che vron USA announced Thursday that the or Los Angeles has approved a 90-day conditional u rm t to drill ...i n ex pl oratory core· hole bet ween the secon f alrw ay and the dn ving range at the Pacific Palisades links. The firm 's s tatement s aid that Los Angeles Athletic Club Inc , owne r ot the course, had also agreed to the proJect, which is intended to determine the gas and oil poten· taa I of dubproperty aad surrounding areas. The announcement by Chevron, a subsidiary of the San Francisco-based Standard Oil Co. of CaJifornia, em· phasazed that "trees will help screen the opera1ions" and said the company's permit requires ltto remove all equip- ment from the site at the conclusion or the pro~ct. The country club is two miles from an area which Oc· cldentaJ Petroleum Corp. sought unsuccessfuUy tb develop over the heated opposition of environmentalists and local residents. Chevron's project is a joint venture with Union Oil Co , which also owns gas a nd on leases in the area. Ranger• Trade Cle.,~larad to •~~r• The Texas Rangers traded relief pitcher Reg. • gle Cleveland to the Milwaukee Brewers for re- ftever Ed Farmer, minor league first baseman Gary Holle and an undisclnsed arriount or cash. · Cl(·veland was 5-8 with 12 saves and a 3.08 ·earned run avera~c last season for the Rangers ... New Yor« Mets outf1eldcr Elliot Maddox is scheduled to undergo surgery Dec. 26 for rem oval or a spur on his right thumb ... Dick Voung or the New York Daily News and the late. Tim Murnane. a pioneer player, manager, leag\ie organizer and writer, were named redpient.s of the J .G. Taylor Spink Aw<ird and will be inducted into the c\"rilers' wing of l>aseball's Hall of 1-'ame in August ~.loin WBA Ezfinrt Lbt INDIANAPOLIS -The Indianapolis m· Racers. a team th1tl lost the club's first coach , before its first game because he decided to work elsewhere. JOined a lengthy list of former World Hockey As:.ociation tea ml! Fnday with a brief statement. lnd1anupolis, wh ich OORan WHA play Lo 1974, had lost tts final battle for financial stability when a representative 11( maJority owner Nelson Skalbanie read a ·sbort state· menl saying the club had played its laBt game ' ·'The lndianapohs Racers regrot to announce that ~•s of midnight tonight Friday. they ceaae o~ra\ions,'' s aid Gordon Robson, who was hen: represontlnai owner Nelson Skalbarua In negotiations with the club's hmlted partners lnd1aoapolis JOtncd a lon5(thy h8l of defunct WHA clubs that wcr.nablc to ~urvlve u doll1tr witr foul(ht for hock1>y players with tho eslubl111hf'IJ Ntt\.fonttl fl()('key J~ugue. The list of clubs fold<.'<1 111nct1 tho WH/\ tw1<•tn In IW72 includ<'k the Ph1ladclptl1a Bhu:era, Now V<irk KwcJera, Chica.co Cougar8, Cleveland Cru11udon1, llou•\llO Aeroa, Ph<tt!OIJt Roadrunncri;, Los Anguh11t Shu.ru, Sim L>le10 Mariners and Toronto Toros Kni~fu· lla11wood 0 Nld#lb1ed Forward Spencer Haywood wtll he tlldelln11d m for at leµst two aamelJ for thtt N•w York' K('lclc.t because·of bronchltlit, tbl' NliA rlutl anMunctd Friday . . The Seattle !iu1>u~>nlc1 hav4 signed former UnlvuriJlly ''' W111hlnic1.0n r enlt!r Lan Hansen Lo u IO-d1.1.y con~ract Jn Frld111y nl1ht »rllon aroundjho Nat1onw 081'kctbull A..1111 , t1lvlt1lt>n leaden. won in all l>ut the Pacific where the Lab,.. tdJCed Sellttlc, 100-98 . . Other NBA acorcK round Kanaaa City dttfeatlnl( the Boston Celtics, 106-101 ; Atlanta'• llawks 1topplna New J ersey, 121·104; Was hington dtifHl<'d Oetroit, 119-114; Ssn An~onio over lndl3na, 125-113 ; Phlhadelphla topping Houston. 91-84 ; New York beating Ch icago, llff·94 , Cleveland -winning over Mllwauktte, 110·108; and Portlllfld stopping Denver, 116-113. OTHER SPORTS -Heavyweight bolter Ren Lfle'11 second-degree murder trial went to the jury late Friday after 10 da~s of teatlmony regardin& the ahooting deeth of Vernon °R.lp" Clark, a former member or Lyle's road crew ... Tom Wauon and Nuey Lopea have been select· ed as the 1978 Players of the Year by Golf Magazine. oi;, Watson won five events last season and s et a single year earnin1s record with $362,429. Lopez, who will play in Costa Mesa lh the WQm en'a Kemper Open In March, won fave conseeutlve tournaments and seven of the year's first J7 eventa. She aJao set a women's record for mooey won by ,.- a roo}de . New rules for the 1979 Grand Prix World championship auto racing seqoo, including an obligation to conttet all event11. ind new point.a scortn1 rulea to sus· taln int.ere.st in tbe Utle races, were announced by the 1port'1 rulln.1 body .. -:-Jolla Yer,..., vi~ktent and general man .. er of the Wlnnlpq Jets, announced that •~· aistanl RU(ly Ptlou• Is leavlq t.be World Hockey Aasn. club Immediately . . . The l'dlMelOla North Stan defeated Waahlncton'• Capltala, 6·1, ln t.be only National Hocke)' LHf ue came Friday nll.ht . . . Suspended Dave "Tl1•r" WIU am1 has been suspended from tbe Toronto M'aple Lear• for three 1•mes as a result ot a atlck 1win1ln1 lncl· den~. . :Die Caplt.ah1 u lled up Doac Pate1 from Herahey or the Ammcl.D Hockey Leafue. Sonics . ~ I NGLEWOOD Tht> Los An1&t-l~·11 l.ukl't ll, thanks to lho dul ch i.hootioa or Jamaal W1lkt> . pulled lo wW1ln lwo l{umcis of PMlltt' Division lead- Ina St•sUle Friday night with o 100 ·98 vlctu r y ove r the• SupcrSonics before 11,149 •l the Forum Wilk &Ive tho L.lkt " the m .. r11ln of victory by a~nJdnt a 1~ fool Jumr1 shot ut the buuer to climax u fu rious rally that sow lAft Antelt-s ft8ht from 14 poanta back with 10 minutes to play SEATTLE, WHICH came from bctund WodDMday nlcht &.o defeat the L1tkeni at home. • owned an elcht point a<Jvanta~e goma Into the flnal quarter . But t hl' Supersonics cooled off toward the end or the game. get- tina Just three points in the final five mlnutee of play. The Lakers went al\ead 98-~ with less than three mlnutes on u lO·foot bank. s hot by Kareem Abdul-J abba.r. WILKES FOLLOWED wlth a driving layup to increaae the mar,gln lo three points. Seattle ~uard Dennis Johnson made one or two free I.brows and then Lon· nle Shelton followed wltb a slam dunk with 19 aeconda·left to tle tho aarne and set the 1ta1e for Wilkes' dramat wlnnloi basket. Norm Nixon led the Lakers with 26 points, while Abdul· Jabbar had 22 and Wilke• 19. Seattle's Jphpson was the game's high s corer with 28 poin!a. while Shelton had 22 and Jack Sikma added 20. Tt\e Laker viC',U>ry ended a two- game losing streak for Los Angeles and a tour-game win streak for the SuperSonlca. .S.attle t"I .• ". JOhniOll J I 0 1 Sl\ellon 11 0 n Sikm• • t 20 .......... .. ft .. C•rr . f O • WllkH I J lt Abctul-Jeobet t 4 1t Brown S J 12 Hlson 1J O,. Jollnwn D. n 4 Jt Price 4 o I Sil•• · S 0 IO 81tHatl 1 0 4 W•lktr 0 0 0 Forci 4 I t HUOM>n i 1 I RoOh<ll 0 I I lioolle 1 I 3 Toi ah 0 I • Tol•ll _, 12 IOO k-•Y~ S.•111• ,. •• ,. ,. .. l•k•rt . ,; ;; '° 2i-100 Tol•I to11h S..ttlt ''· lAktri 21: FouHHI out: H1•0n !L•k,nl USC .. Five Staggered By Xavier KNOXVILLE. Tenn. CAP> -· Nick Daniels scored 24 points, six of .them on free throws In the closing two minutes, to lead Xavie r to a 7~.68 basketball up- set over 12th-ranlted Southern California in the opening round of the Volunteer Classic tourna- ment Friday night. Xavier held a 12-polnt lead early in the first period before 1 Southern CaJ bo\Ulced back ,4ll the opening-of the it~ond half aS the lead· exchanged hands eight limes until the Musketeers went on top for good w1th just under eight mJnutes remairunc. Re ggie Jackson s cored 21 points to lead host Tennessee to a 100·80 victory over w inless Niagara an the opening gllme. Xavie r and Tennessee meet ror the tourney championship while Southern Cal and Niagara face ('ach other in a consolation game tonight Southern Cal allowed Xavier only one field goal in the final 51~ minutes but gave up 16 points on free throws on foul s trylna lo .iet tho bait. ·Sophomore Cliff Robln~on, battling with Xavlc•r'H Joe Sunderman under tho boards. was Southern Cul 's lt•udtnf( "corer with 26. Tho lt>1111 was the second ln a rnw l\l(fllnHl lhreu winl'I ror the Trojum1. Who 11uffered their first <tefeut. 79-tlS to top·rpnke4 Duke $JO Wt!dncsday Xuvlcr Is now ~2 for lht• 1~a.11on . ... ..,ma u1,1 .. 1 11.,1on M•n • 4un6etn'\6n Wnlh•f Dani.1' ft It Ip .. ft Ip 0 u 4 ,,,.., 0 0-0 0 S ) ' 1J Mllltr 4 M IO t 1 1 1• Robl~wn 11 • 6 14 4 It I\ a am11" 4 OoO I '" " 74 JOft•• ' 0., ' .Arno•o • > H 10 ( arll"" I 1 1 4 Wiiiiam~ 1 17 / • Q. 11111111 0 I ' I f ntAI\ ,, ,. "Cl I\ To!~I\ " '~I\ M H811111't•4H X•vl<lt ,' 0.. r ooi.<I llUI Rnl:>lnOOll l\JK) '"''" I0\11\ lCa•IH U, u",, .... ' ,.. New)lexico St. I Downs Hawaii HONOL\Ji.U (AP> .... Cyrus Cormier acor~ 13 points lo lead the New Mexico State Allfles to a 63·56 win over the hapless Unlversitf of llllwall Rainbows in a basketUall 1ame Friday nlllhl. 'the Ai;ales now have a $-S re- cord, while HowaU extend~ its atrlr\I( of loeses to 28 1olng back totaatuuon. At hal!Ume, the Adle• wen 11htad 3'·~ At one et n"tM s~alf. the Rain 'came wlthJn 0oe point ot w Mexico, but their failure to PoP In.four free Uttows aJtowed the A1stes'to pun ••11· High 1coren for Haw1U w,re -ttrte Bowman with 1 same hl18' ao polnu. followed by Thom• Louden and Aaron Hine• wroi 8 each. • .. ... ,.,.... BASKETBALL . ; By llOWARO L. HANDY Ol llt Dally .. I ... , .... It wa.a a aplne-tlngling tlnlsh to a well·played game as the host Oilers edged the Los Amieos Lobos, 59-58, ~ capture the 50t.h .annual HWlt.ington Beach lnv1U1- tlonal basketball tournament ti· Ue Friday ru1ht . In the battle for third place, New~Harbor put on a strong finish to topple Kalella, 11-59 wltb Millikan defeatina Moore Leaaue rival Lo ne Beach Wilson. 62-57, for the c:onsol1t1on crown. HUNTINGTON BEACH'S Oilers held an eight-polnt ~van­ .... T_ ,_ Mp't Ve"-l'l•Y•r Cl•VIOll OIM•r tloo. AmlQOll; P••rr• •w•t•, Jim lldr"'11e, Curt w oot•n !Hunllt•oton 8•.clll; Jon Swto tN•WJ)Of1HarWrl ht'Ol'tl!Wall•PIMllllkanJ \ lage with 2:S7 remaining in iL<> • battle ~th the -Lobos, but then s uddenly started mi,ung the bonus end ot free throw s(tuaUoru. and big (~10) junior Loa A,mlgos cenle.r Clayton OUvfer almost single-handedly pu\ the Olll'trs away JABBAR JOLTED -Seattle's Dennis Johnson (right) plows into th~ Lakers' Kareem Abduf.Jabbar going to the basket Frlday night as Norm Nixon (10) looks on. The Lakers rallied for a 100-98 victory, Ollvit:r, the tourney's most valuable player,· hit 16 points m the final period and.a game·hagh 30. But when the !..obos were given a last breath-of-Ure with three aecondl remalnlna, Hunt- ington Beach put a four-man picket ~round him. THE OILERS SAW their lead dwindle to two, then with 11 s econds r e malnin1, Rick Thompson hit the front end of a bonus free throw situation to ex- tend it to three and aJT' appare nt victor¥. Prep Outlook For Wrestling Olivier hit ttom the baseline with three aecouds to· play and the Lobos took a timeout. When play resumed, Hunt'.' ington Beach failed to get the ' ball In play In the required five second) a nd Los Amiaos breathed new life, But the four players arp.und OUvier forced the inbou~s _pass to another who missed rfom 18-teet aa his shot bounced off the rim and the Oilers won the decision. .. Tournament and multi-dllal matches are the order of the day during December as Oran1e Coast area prep wrestlers con· tinue preparation fos league ac· tion and possible CIF ellmina· tions. 1 Here is n look at some of the area.'s best E11t..an,.la Cctad~ Jim Warren 's Eagles are the No.·2 rated pref) team in Orange <;ouoty off the initial rankhl~ and ls the 'choice to \fln the ·Sea View LeHue. Only El Toro figw-es to give the Eagles a· test in league action. There appears to ~ no holes in th~ Estancia attack with re· turning lettermen al 10 weights, lncludlng two-year lette rmen Chris Jon~.~d Scott Dugger al the 135·pound level. Among Warren'R crew and their career records going Into the 78·79 campaign are: Rlck Rush <21·8> at 98; sophomores Gary Miiier (17-12·1) and Derek P earce (11·8) al U4; juniors Gary Sheeh an (32·16> a nd Roberto Marin ( 16-5) a t 122; seniors Andy Beavor (24 ·13) and Jim Flynn (37·30) at 129 ; Jones (22·20-3) and Du~gcr <40·29> at 135, seniors Pen-Chou Wang (17·20·1) a nd Ed Low e ry (46·11 ·2) at 141: and Jim Van- doren (2.').20) al 148. Also Mark Sh<tfer <5 1·241 at 157; seniors Dennas Ross < 19'-7-5) and Mark Zimmerman (18-20) at 168; Greg Pearce <49·10) at 178; Dave Lorenzo (66-23-2) at 194; a nd heavyweights Chris Ril· tman < 13·4) and Steve Lyon (16·5). .,,.-- Corona d~I M•r Adam Elias, Tom Rogors. Rick Hobson and Wallie Gerrie are the Sea Kings' beat pro· spects ln a program that ls 1n a rebuilding stage. Coach Wally Clark 1'ays his team is young, but It should be competlUve. Elias 11 a two-time league ct\ampion and figures to oo the Sea Kinas· leadlnJC wrestler. Question murks l~ the Corona del Mar outlook aft! lh~Uie Tower und upper weights. ' fr.,hee The Vt1queros or Coach Oary de Beaubien appear solid from top to bottorn with seven aenJors In lltartlng roles. ' Art May could be the loading 194-pounder In the SH View .League and 157-pounder .Steve Davia wu a h;asue champion u a junior. Alao, Mark Sederort Is a two. time lcaiuc champion and will wrestle at l.22 for de a,aublen. Dean Cutello haa flnl•hed at or n11r the top in 1tver1l AAU aummer tournar»enll. He'a a sophomore. Other'l ln Uie lrvlnt stable Include junior Pornando Raya <105>: Chris 1tut1n1 (114): Robert Hare < 129): Jim Hutchinson (135>; sophomore Gre1 Borden (141); Sam Clonts 0'8): sophomore Mlke Wqner < 188) and JunJor Gary Rodlen (178). W•• cae. .. •~ ' S.Mon Jeff Coplhomt B,..nt Cron Hit) and Qave Byrd (157> lta4 lM Triton• or Coach JotloQWtM. Goalhome and Crow1 co.aid wr ft'Sout.h Coaal Leeglle' charn· plOl)llbipt. Also ln the rold are seniors Dean Stanphill (194) and heavfwelght Coli~n Catlley ; s etrior John Havin: Ju ors Rick Cornwe ll (114 ) a · Kevin Mc Cowan < 141>: ophomores Richard Olivarez (98) and Shaun Ramsey (lOS); and seniors Phil RuJsick and Reuben Mendoia at 135. Joey Krebs (10~) Is a tranafer from New York 1:1nd Havlns moved In from Orange. A grey area is in tbe 161-178 range. "We should have an ex- cellent team and will probably ht! better In tournaments than as a dual meet team," say&Owens. Edlao a Harry Clark. an out.standing 194·pounder who was second In the Sunset League as a junior. and Frank Curry. a 141-pound senior who was a Clf finalist as a junior. lead the Chargers of Edison Coach Terry Lorentzen The Chargers appear solid In soveral categorie-s; especially at 194. 141 and with Ben Warfel C 114 > and Frank Ad3me al 122. Warfel was second at 98 in the Sunset League as a freshman and Adame. a junior, was the Junior varsi~y league champion last season. Others who could help Edison overtake l eague favorit e Wes tminster are seniors Tom Proulx ( 157) and J ohn Stickel ( 129): junaors Tom Davidson < 168). and Mark Scialpi < 1.35). sophomore John O'Neall (148l und freshman Steve Curry (98). Holes ill the Edison attack ap- pear at 179, heavyweight and 1~. Lorention Is hopeft!I some of that gap will be filled by Incom- ing football players . . Marina Vlkln,rs Coach Dennis Masuda says his youn1 team is in ~ building stage with only three seniors in the varsity outlook. Two-year l etterm an Joe Belanger at 148 appears lo be Marina's major gun, althOUih sophomores Pat Lustig < 135) and Jon Harrison < 168) and PIEaRE AVALA, a 6·6 junior for Huntington Beach, played an outslandlntr game on defense and hit weU from the baseline for Coach Roy Miller's Oiiers, When Curj. Wooten got ibtQ foul trouble, he took up the scoring s lack. Jim El~ge had three steals in lbe seCond quarter to help \he O\Jers to a 31·26 edge at in- termission. The victory was the first for Huntington Beach in lbe touma· ment since 1973. Ne wport Harbor, with 29 points by Jon Sweek, · clqsed strong in Ute fourth quarter to break a see -saw battle wide open . The Tars htild a 22-10 edge· in the fmaJ period. LMAINtMt•I N .... t.9e«lltftl o .. " Ollvler ,_ Al•lni F•lfor TllOm•\ .. It"' ) I I WOOien II e 90 Aval• 1 0 & • P'911An1tl1I 4 0 I EIOtt~ I t t COft<0••11 0 7 J KM•ul Tr.omo\O(I 7J 12 !II T OtA1• ~ lly °"""•" .. ft Ip I I •\ I I II 0 ' 7 i ••• 7 0 • 0 ] J 0 •• 22 u w lo• .. m1005 IS II 17 '° "' Hu11llno1on a..r11 11 14 16 11 ~ Toi•• '°"'' Lo• Am•QO'> 7" H""""''°" n..,,, II il. l'ou1.ciou1 '•If••,"'"'"' tl.o••m190,1 K•l•ll• C~i.t Newport Nartlor (Ill Pt,.m f',. 8r9"n•n Eberll•rd lOC>tl tturumoto Danley Hind• WttO/'I ,.., ... lq ft lo lq 11 IP • 6 14 • s....... 17 s "' I 0 1 Fr .. man • I •Q o • > > ca1owe11 4 3 " • J U Slr"I 1 D t l S 11 ltnOy I 0 I ) I II Doody ) 0 6 I D 1 0 t I IO 1• " Tolah k-'" o-i..wn • 0 II K•l•ll• t• 14 I• 10--~ NtwPOt! 1'l4ftlo< 14 ti IO 12>-11 Total IOUli. ~ Harbor U, IC•ltlla " Fout#d oul Celdwell CIOwoorl Mu .. r l , i:.o• .. l\e rd IK•l .. ltl lf'(llnlUI! Newport .... ,_ 'lllMll Diahlos Face El Dorado At Big A Junior Don Browning could Two CJ F footbalf c ham· make some waves this ye~r, too. plonshlps are on the J{ne tonight Others In the Vllelngs plans • at Anaheim Stadium where lhi> are junior Rob Ladenhelm Central and Soulherh Con· < hea v ywol1ht> · senior Pete ference Olio ttames are slated In Sliney (a letterman at 178): a doubleheader. Junior Ruu Lacy 057), Inthe 5o'clockgame1twillbe sophomore Darren Festa (141), Mission Viejo Hlgh's Dlablo.'\, freshman John Jenson (129), third place finishers in the South and junior Gre1 Knobbe <122>. Coast Leaaue. agaihat Or&n«e Also JWlJort Ed Trujlllo and Leaiue repres~ntallve El Steve Suiukl at 114. Junior Den· Dorado ror the central Con- n Is Mo rimoto ( 105 ) and ferencecrown. sophomore Chuck Pb1rls (98). The 8 o'clock game pita El N..,pert Ba,.,,.r Modena (11-1) a1ainst Pacl.ftou ( 11·0· 1> ror the Southern Con· Nlck Pl~lca, Erle Fetnatra rerence crown. and Brian Oahl carry the maJor coach John Murlo's OiabJ0-1 burden ln Newport Harbor's have been tho Cinderella team hopes to compete succeaatully in of lhe playoff 1 with a 218-e vlc· the Suntet l.Aaiue. to r y over No . l a e e d 1 d Plulca '\8 a returnlnl ClF EaperanJAi a 20-1 victory over semlrinallat and wtll wreatht at Sea View League co·champlen 148; Foenatra, a Junior, hH aolJd Col"Ona del Mar and a ~·22 over· fundamentals at 167; and Dahl tlme victory over South C~t at 168 11 a retumlng letterman. Loasue champion San Clement.. ~ l 1 o l n C o a o h R a I P h San ae~te belled Mlulon Stanabury'a conlln1ent are Viejo In rqular seaaon play, 1 e n l o r St• v • P f o v en c e 28-0 butt.ht l>iablOI have t\lrned (heav;i1bt>, Junlora Steve · wn'ra around ln the playoffs. LoQ•• _(178)"' Oeor1LCarr B n..rado mad• ll. to the < 121) 1 Tlm urexler (JU), n 1 ~ ........ th t u 1 -• and 1ophomor11t Chrla Blair na • ._.. .. "' • 1 er DI P ">'"' < 105) and Scott Lyle (9'). quarterback Tim Sharp. Provtflce t• the SaUort' lll11lon Vl•Jo count•N With aleeper and Carr and Dftxltr quarterback Crall Schmidt, l'W'I· fl91re to be maJor w11pona u. • ntaa back Rich Sancbea and a ~ Newport'• aame UUa year-and ~ ftDH keyed by defensive end Bob next. Ca1per. .. '°""A.IN YM.Lrl ,.. -..... r c I . ' .. •' I ,. --.- FOOTBALL /BASKETBALL S.urday, D.cember 18. 1978 O~ILY PILOT Deity ............ ..., 0...., ""*- Vikes Rout ... Raes in Final· F~, ll3-63; Surpri~ing OCl: ~!. !~!11y ••to Surprises G.illis an ••Ht u)d a close game into a rout wlth what Coach Steve Popovich calla bls "pre11 of· c connected on only four baslcet.1 tense" Friday niaht. The V1kiap literally ran by Santa vnei. lJ.3.63. for • achool •coring record .and a berth in too11bt'1 championship &•me ot the Santa Marla basketball tourftament. "Everybody pla.Yed. The ooly CUY I didn't send-in was tbe 85• sistant coach," quipp ed Popovich whose Vikin g s whipp ed what was considered one of the better teams in the tou.rnament. Sant a Ynez tried to press Marina in the seeond half and the Vikings finally got their run- ning game going to turn 'a ts. point halftime lead-into an even- tual SO-point margin. Keith. Dawson rut on 10 or .14 shots from the field while six other Vikings also scored In dou· ble figures. David Tieui grabbed 13 rebounds while Truitt Hatton bad 18 points. The p~ous scoring record for a Marina quintet was 101 points against Santiago in 1970. The victory gives the Vikes a 4·1 record. Marina faces Santa Barbara tonight for the title. By JORN SEVANO Of ... ...., ...... Maff • ALTA LOMA-The Oran.re Cout CoUese bukelball team la doing IO 1urprisln1ly well nowadays tbat even its head coach, Tandy Gillis, ls amazed wttb bla team's performance. "Yea, rm surprised.'' said the third -year bead coach when uked about bis team's 8-1 start which was enhanced by a 65-60 victory here Friday night o'er Citrus In the championship· semifinala ol the Chaffey Jnvita. Uonal tournament. OCC now faces.LA Barbor tonight at 9 for the cbampiooship. . .,WE'VE PLAYED sotne good teams and our kids played bard," continued Gillis ... When we're mentally ready to play, I think we canbeatanybody.'' ln a toumaq:\ent laden with talent, the Pirate§ are proving to the believers-and the skep- tics-that not only are they con· tenders for the South Coast Con- fererence title tsut one of the top teams in the state as well. in the first seven minutes ~ one the las t four. But ~ tougb delel)Se kept the Pirates lr\ the game and they trailed Ollly 34·33 at the intermiasion, despite a torred 66 percent f .rom the Ooor (14-21) by the-OwJs. The game conUnua.lly changed hands in the second half unW tbti 5:57 mark. It was here, tr~ 50..f9, that Orange Cout spurted. to score the next seven "Points" and take a 56·50 lead with 2:24 rem aining. From there, it was OCC's ·ability to connect from the free throw line, which it did. hitting on 10 of 11 from the chari· ty stripe down the s tretch that provided the final margin. THE PIJlATES had another b"1anced attack, led by forward Br•an McCormick's 13 points. He was ably supported by guard Ray 0.t:giU and center Pele, Neumann, who bad 11 and lo respectively. Cltrw <All ~---CMst(UI Wull C....Plltll JOflMOll Mosn • At<oste Boullt Zimmer~ "fl .. • 2 10 Tl,..mons 3 0 • McCormldl II 2 2" Newman 2 o • Orolll 4 1 12 Akin I'() 2 Wlll5 , 0 .1 ,S.11 .. "u. 4 I <I • s n' 3 'tO • 3 II l 0 • ' 0 • , 0 • TONY PASTIZZO (34) AND TEAMMATE STOP SERVITE'S MARK BAGGETT (1 ). Dana Hills' Winthell Jonas went into his last-minute heroics again to lead the Dolphins to a 51-50 victory ovel\ Santa Ana Valley in the consolation finals of the Santa Ana tournament. The Pirates had a· difficult time disposing of a tenacious and scrappy Citrus (8-4), but in do- ing so, they avenged their only loss of the season, a 63-61 defeat in the second game of the year. Totals ll•n Horn Pt1C~ ~ • "° fot•I• 7 0 •• J 0 •: 2• 13 •S. .. OV, Bar9ns In Finals Of Tourney ARROYO GRANDE-Ocean View and Fountam Valley will square off tonight in the cham- pionship game of the Arroyo Grande basketball tournament after both djsposed of foes with ease Friday night. Fountain Valley scored early and often to defeat Clovis. 69·44, as 10 Barons entered the scoring column. . J t!ff Andrade singed the net.s for 26 points to lift Ocean View to a 68-47 vtctory over the host !'chool and into an 8 o'clock meeting with Fountain Valley in the first-ever varsity meeting hetween the two schools. Costa Mesa. meilnwbiJe; ad- vanced to the c9nsolation finals -after slipping by Monache, 4M5, in overtime. C hris Beasley scored 22 points. including four of Costa Mesa's seven overtime markers, to lift the Mustangs. Dan Bauer had eight rebounds and the basket with three seconds left in regulation that forced the extra period. Andrade kept Ocean View alive during a sluggish first half during which he accounted for 13 of the Sea hawks' 21 points. Wayne Carlander pulled down a dozen re- bounds and scored a dozen points. Cotta Mew 14'1 Mofla<lw (451 8.t~r 8'> .. , ... y Oorn1n1c Lo•t' 8 .Lu• S Lu-Sulltr 1 teld Totals ,, It Ip l 1 ~ lnorna, fl 0 n 8urn5 1 O 2 Emer\On I 0 2 L•l~n• 2 I S Jolln50<> ~ I II OeVr>H I 0 7 '3 l 49 TOl•h Sc"'•"' Ouart•n fg 11 Ip I 0 7 5 0 10 7 I S I>"° 17 I 0 7 s • ,. Co•ta Me~ 10 10 13 9 7-49 Mo,,..cM & a I• 1• 3-~s l Ol<JI tout\ Mon.Kiit 10, Co\la M~S<t ' I, Fouled out· nonf! F-t•ln va11iry 16'1 CIOVfs (40 "'ft . 3 2 • 6 1 IJ R•uland Cowan E~li..l,,,.r f"i•ld• Harlow Stoll Ramlr1u Hubb;trd t.•V•ll<'Y Fry Tot.ii •• tt tp 3 0 I> 3 • 10 I 3 S I> 0 12 • s 13 2 0 • 3 0 6 ' 9 0 7 1 0 7 Brown Crfw Rurlc Wall~C~ Posit•• MOllter ero.aowell POSI 19 13 69 lolal\ Score tty Ou•rt~ 0 1 I S 3 s • 8 I 0 7 0 I I Fountain llauey 20 IS 10 1'-69 Clovl• II IA 8 11-44 fofal louts· Fountain Valley 16, Clovis II, FOUlecl out nolle 0cHll'V\ew ( .. ) Arroyo~-(171 R••nllOIU Carlana.r Nl16alQ@bOf«I Af'<lrecl• Ng Fllll>uOtl Antonoooulos w .. 11,,.. lo1a11 '9 ft .. 7 7 6 s 111 l • 10 • 10 76 , 7 • 7 0 • I 2 • 0 7 7 Mc8elll 0101 Murray Hayhhl Want•r O'Hagan Mo'I\ n 74 68 Total\ Sc-"1 O...rt•t'I 19 tt IP 1 ~ ,. , 3 , 1 i s 7 7 I> 1 0 2 2 0 • 7 1 s II II 47 O<ftan Ill•• 10 11 21. 7s-.I A,,oyo Gr-11 12 11 1i-..1 Tote! toul1 O<ean II-24, Arroya Greno. 7•. i:ou1eo out ""'"•Y (Arroyo G••-1. Pro Scores Nati-I Hectie11.NJ1u9 MlnntSOta •. Wa\lllh91CM"1 I N•t'-..,....llA.Ult. LOl Anottl~ 100, $Hiiie" Porll•nd 116. Oittwer 113 KantH City 105, BOslon 101 Allen!• 171, HewJl!rwy 104 WHlll"91CM"1 Ill>. Oltroll ll• S.n Anronlo 12.S, tllOi.,,.. t IJ PllllaclelPN• 91, Houslon .. N•wYMlrlll,~ .. Clevelaftd llO, Mfl ..... kM 10. The Miami Dolphins acquired Earl Morrall for the waiver prtcc of $JOO in 1972 and h is quarterback play helped them to a record' of 17 straigfll v1crorles, ln· eluding a Super Bowl ll· tle. Santa's Real s .. f()( Y<>Urlelf at Huntlf'IOtO" Center F ro•PageBJ FOUNTAI N VALLEY. • • ting up thCimmaculate intercep- tion. Big defensive plAys in the first half came with Servit~ down. Defending NAIA Champs Down So Cal PHOENIX -So uth ern California College's basketball team played its heart out but lost a heartbreaker here Friday night, falling to defending NAIA champion Grand Canyon, 89-84, in overtime. -sec Jed by as many as 12 points in the first half before questionable officiating hurt the Va nguards. according to sec Coach Ed Moriart.y. 14-7. and sitting on Fountain Valley's 18 after a S4·Y<trd pass fr9 m O'Hara to Dave Baggott. Firs t an e nd a round ac- complished no thin g, then Pastizzo and Margerum came up with solid tackles and Servile was turned away with a missed 30-yard field goal try. T H E FRIARS blocked a punt a nd scored with 9:08 remaining to cut µie deficit to 13 points, but the. Barons answered t.hat with a 66·yard scoring m a rch with Romine a nd C e ntofante punching holes in the Servile line and the passing of Compton to Margerum (17 yards) and a five-yard scoring strike to Cop- pom. It w as a complete victory with the•Barons clicking on aU &ylln· ders and the game ended in a fashion that the Barons used all ni~ht-an Inte rception by Headesch . Tb'e victory closes out a 12· l campaign for the champions and the 34 points represents t,be most points scared in any game this year by the Barons. SCOltE aYOUAllTEllS • Servlte 7 o o 7-1' Jonas, who 'followed an of- fensive rebound for a s hort basket to beat Los Alamitos, 50-49, at the buuer Thursday night, turned in a steal in the waninlJ moments to preserve the Dolphins' Frid ay night win. Jonas was seven for eight from the field to match the scoring output of Ian O'Donn~ll. who contributed four assists. Mal"IM lllJI s.wtaYMllU > Tieu l Olson H•kMn ... lch Oawwn H•tton Aletlo Spivey Nelson McClellan G•btlel K•rin Totals •• ft q. • • 12 s • 14 l S II 10 J 23 7 • 11 • l 11 • 1 10 3 2 • 0 1 1 0 • -· 0 0 0 . '•"• Jur9911$011 1 7 • El.,,, 6 5 11 Mc CullOUQI\ • ~ IJ Thom910ft 2 6 10 0Ulr(l9a S 1 11 P•tterton I 0 1 Hallick 2 ? • 40 l3 Ill Totals ti 21 6l S<-..,.~non Marina ?S 7• lO JA-llJ Sattt•Ynu II 16 14 I~ 6J Total touts: MMIM n. 5-ftta Ynet 76. Fou1ed out: Oulrooe IS..... Yne11. '81tta Au Valley 1•1 D•aaHlllSCSO -Ho1n Jones F•rQUiOtl Tflomas Davh ,. ft ... I 0 1 I I 11 S I II • 2 ,. l 0 • ~tllfe11 Anelr.ws O'Donnell kraft ~s Ho••rlttn1 13 • so Totals ~•yQMtt.n '9 ft "' I> 0 17 I J \ S 4 I• , 0 • 1 0 u 1 0 7 22 7 it . Sant• Ana V•Uey 14 II 10 t:--50 Dan• Hiiis u IJ u 10-SI Tol•I toul1: Santo Ana Valley 1S, O•ne Hiils 14, Foul<!d o...t: Dev" IS.nto AN V•lleyJ. OR ANGE COAST'S problems came in the first half when it Hallt1,...: CHn.o!, 34-33. lf'•m foul" Or.._ Coast is. Citrus 18. Fou~out: Ceml>beN IC•t~I SC, Artists .Win University Five Tumbles San Clem ente a nd Laguna Beach rallied to pull out a pair of down.to-the-wire thrillers while University was a victim of a late rally · in non-league prep . basketball action Friday night. Ross Sutton hit a jumper from the top of the key with seven seconds remairung a nd Mike Wad e followed by intercepting a pass as San Clemente trimmed visiting Garden Grove, 50-49. Laguna B eac h's Tom McDonald bit a free throw with nine seconds remaining that proved to be the game-winner as the Artists srored a 49-48 victory overhosll~High. Tustin was locked in a close dual with University before tbe TiHers outscored the Trojans, 20· 16, in the final period to sew up a 56-48 victory. • In San Clemente's second con- secutive win, Dave Hancock was the key. Scoreless in the first half while saddled with three fouls, Hancock tallied 14 pointst a nd g rabbed eight 'Te bounds after the intermission break ~ while dominating 'Garden: Grove's 6-7 cente r. Likewise, J err Smith cam e! alive late in the game to help the : Artists ~re just their second : win of the year. Smith scor,ed six; of bis eight points in the final · fra me and picked ,off five of-• fensive ~-Bob Foringer • scored a bucket at the basket to ' pull Irvine to within one point. L..-ateclt l'"l Irv•<•> .. fl,,., ~ltft Even' UPWn J•usi• Ford ~t<lt Barker McDonald frlflt Tot•IS .. ft .. l 7 • I I 2 6 J IS l o a 3 0 • 1 • ? 1 I 2 ' • 6 Wivlolt S 2 17 f Rudy 4 2 101 Weise o 7 7f Monterverdll 1 o ? Ll-r J 1 1 1. Bowmal\ 2 o • Forl~r s o 10 I 0 7 ·, I 20 9 49 Total" JO a 4: saw."' OIA.lrf«'I • ~,.;· Beacll '~ !! ': ::: 1 Total •~II:~ eeac111s, In.one u . Favled out· ,,.,,.. Paul Anderson hit on 11 of 16 shots from the field and seven of nif¥ from the free throw stripe for 29 points ·while Mike Neiswender canned 10 or 16 field goal attempts for 20 points to pace sec. Ray Arvizo with 22 points and Willie Polk , last year's NAIA player of the year, • had 17 to pace the.winners. F~ntefn Vall.-, u 7 6 7-34 S.rv-8-ovell 49 pan from o•Hara IROPel ltkkl FV-COMPton 1 run <Lanon kklM Fll-ROMlne 13 run CL.arson ltkltl Fll-Freeft\fft 9 run Whll lnten:eption llllr!IOll Gauchos Lose, 86-84 Tlo-151) ,. tt "' Balow In 6 2 14 ·~~~!~~ 1 2 • U1t1...nlty 1411 .. ft"' Slolroff s 0 10 ThOmpson l 0 • The two teams meet again Jan. 25 in Costa Mesa. I S.caJ c.oll ... IMI Ne•\~ JOnt'\ Ad4m5 Clayton An<lerwn Hawltfn\ Jeuup '9 ff Ip 101>-010 s,, 17 S s-11 IS 1 CH) • 11 7JI 19 I 0-0 1 I l>-0 7 Gran4 Cafrrefl 1191 '• " ti> RM~ I 2·7 4 Pnc~ 7 H 9 Farrt l I 2 2 • Arvli u 10 7·7 21 POI~ 8 H 11 Smith SM 11 Balon • •·S 12 Jacltwn • 1.1 9 Tot••~ as t• " "' Totals 3S 1' 31 ., Hall time: SCC .._.. Regul.ilon· 17 11 Total JOUls SCC 19, Grand C..nyon 19 Foulecl out Jont'\ (SCCI Tl'(hllkal~; J-~. A""'"°" ISCCI. Allendan<.-2,000~llmalMI All.Sunset Volleyball Newport Harbor 's cham- pionship team placed four players on the first team All· Sunset League girls volleyball squad with Kari Rush of the Tars selected as most valuable player. On the first unit were Rush, Kori and Kris Pulaski and Ann Yardl~y of Newport; Chris Hensley of Huntington Beach ; and Kim Nutter of Marina. The second unit consisted of Susie Br~ey of Marina; Marie Burbank and Marilyn Horn of Newport Harbor; Mary Lange of Foun tai n Valley; Jenny Townsend of Huntington Beach; a nd Tamm y P ierce o f Westminster. kkkl - FV-Centafant• I run lkklt lalll!d) S.rv-N<Weck I run IRoPel U<kl FV-COPPOm s l»ll from '°"'9ton ILMSM kick) A-11,519 GilME STATISTIC$ Sar" Ffrsl do'Wf!S 10 RusltH·vants 23·95 PHSl"9 yarOs 218 Pa5,.S IO·l>S Punts 3·34 FumDln-tost o.o ...... 1Ufl·Y¥d\ ~ 1-61 "v 19 4/.290 Ill> .. , .. , •n M ~SJ INOfVIDtJAL llUSHIHG S.rv-8.tggett '"fl. Novack 1>-13; O'Hera 1>-17; B•ooott 3-11. • FV ROMlne 79-237; <:eMofanle 11..-.; Compton 4-3; Soutllward 1.7: S!Wrrlll l·lor mlnU\ 7, R icnani~ 1·•. INDtVIOUAL ~ASSING serv-O•Hara 1().2 .... 711. 11a9oot10.1.1. Fll-COf'l'Plon••t. 13'; 0.L&Ka J.1.0, IO. INDIVIDUAL llECEIVlltG Serv-84199rn ••. Btoo90tt 2-60: Noveck HO, Wetne 1·11. Farrell 1·23. FV Coppom •·SI; Mergerum 3-.Sl; AOMlne 1.1e. we1rrore 1-10. GILLMAN HOT SPRINGS - After winning five of its seven games by a basket or less this season, Saddleback College's basketball team finally had the s ituation turned around on them. T he Gauchos fell a basket short Friday night. losing to Mt. San Jacinto here, 86-84. It was the type of a game where Saddleback l e d throughout but couldn't main- tain the lead in the stretch. Afte r leading at the in· termission by four (42·38), the Gauchos l~ed the lead to 12 at ooe stretch in the second half before Mt. San J acinto caught 4p, and again by seven, C.OUege Cage Scores CoHege New Mlllll<O 6:1, .._ail 56 ,.._ v.......,.oas,k T•nnes-100. Hl.lQMalO Xavier (Ohlol 7S, USC .. ~a-le CS1Futle<10n ... E. ~ene U Pe~rdl,.'9. "'°'11alldSl.64 JunlorCollege ~, ........... , CIWl~Jh ,._........_ .. Ora119e C.oe\i 65, Citrus 60 1,;A HatW Sl. Qnyoft 4' c ......... .....,, .... Ml. Saft AMolllo 70, FllllffWI\ '3 East LA 100, P ...... IO Gel4llOI 54.-..__,,,_,. 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P•trkk 3 2 9 Barnett 3 o • Whleldon 13 1 77 UIVallee 6 J IS GallA I 0 1 Soller I 0 7 Heckle 7 o • ._.(d • 0 11 ... tllno• 2 o • M<Court 2 o • Ml. sa .. Jae,.... <•o 5-nt'Y Waller J°""s Burton Will lam Hatting\ Phillips '9ftUI I 0 1 14 7 lO 3 1 8 ~ • 74 A I 9 I 3 S • 0 • To1•1~ • 3'I • M lotalS 36 14 86 Hatlllme: SaddlebOck, •Fll. Total foul•: Seo· dlel>tKk 19, Mt. San Jacinto IS; Fouled OUI H•SI· 3 0 6 Colfmal\ , 0 • Hallan 6 2 u 8rylsltl 2 0 ' Rownol• 6 1 IJ 8o<5Uk ' 1 • Pritchell 0 2 , AllliOtl 1 I J 59H• 0 2 1 er-I\ 8 I 11 Simmon' 0 0 0 T-lf 0 t ii W•ISO<> I 0 1 Totals 73 II $7 Totals n •4 Scorw by Quart•" Un1vf'rs•1., 10 10 12 lf>-4 Tustin to IS 11 11-)1) 'rotal tou"· t.m1n IS. 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V PILO'f FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S SAM CENTOFANTE AAM8LE8 FOR VAAOAOE THAOUOH A HOLE IN THE SERVITE DEFENSE. ~ Titans Roll To 98-53 Cage Win •·rom AP Dtspatc:bes LOS A NG ELES -Ollie Matson scored 22 points to pace a well·balanced Pepperdine at tack Friday. night as the Wavei. moved into the championship game of their Malibu Classic with a 99-64 v ic t ory over Portland State. Pepperdine will face Cal Slate Fullerton, a 98-53 victor over E ast ern Montana earlier in Friday's opel'Dng round, in thl· title m at.ch tonight. 'fed Scott chipped In 18 points fo r th e Waves, 7-3, w hil (· Ricardo Brown added l7 and Tony Fuller'lS. Portland State, now l 8, was led by Bob Sis ul , the game's leading scorer with 28 points. In Fullerton's victory. forward Mi ch ael Niles scored 20 points and guard Keith Anderson had 20 a s the Titans controlled th<.' contest almost aJI the way. IJSF .. 69-57 SAN FRANCISCO Jl1g Ball Cartwright a nd jumping jack Doug Jemison combined for 44 points as 18th ranked University ot :-illn l"ranc 1sco s cored a lackl uster' 69-57 victory over un dermanned University or Pacirtc in the opening round of the Golden Gate Invitatjonal Friday night. The Dons, 6·2, will now meet T e x as A&M for the cham· pions hlp. The Aggies upset 15th ranked Nevada (Las Veges>. LOl-99. in Friday's hrst game. Cartwright, 7·1, scored nine points in the first half as USI" h eld a 39·25 advantage. He scored another 14 points in the second half on a variety of jump shots and stuffs. J em ison. a 6·6 forward, had 15 points in the first half and only six in the second because of foul trouble. Frottt Pafl' 81 MOMENTOUS OCCASION ... ankle. leg and knee inj uries might have sidelined three <Jf the most important cogs if) the Baron m achine -line backer Ton y . Pastizzo and l 1ulbacks Sum <..:entofante a nd Kevin Romine. But all \hrce played In pajn during the seco~ half. "Tbey. were golnf' on guts alone." Pickford said. f IT WOULD BE presumptuous to say that Fountain Valley was the o nly team playlnl( with emotion Friday n igh t, btJl perhaps Ser v ilc's timotlon wasn't al the same level. In a previous meeting between these two leums Uus season. the Barons could only man"e a 23·21 victory, pulling it out in the fina l seconds. What, then, was the d ilference? "We played with intensity. That's all," a joyous Pickford said afterwards. "Our defense shut them down. e xcept for a couple or long passes. and all of our skilled people were ex· c('llent." Fountain Valley has had ex· ccllenl players at the skill pos1- h ons for four years, but only now has a Baron team been able ''' t~1ke at lo the limit. Oinic Slated For Volleyball A six-week clinic (or prospec- tive girl volleyball players will be held at Laguna Beach Hig'h School on Sunday night from 7 to 9 beginning Jan. 7. All interested girls between the ages of 14 and 16 are urged lo pa rticipate.. with a cost of $20 ror non·mcmbers and $18 for mem bers or the Laguna Beach Volleyball Assn. For further information . con- tact J ohn Sutherland al 833·2900 during the diiy . "A LOT OF THINGS have· to go right for a team to win the C l F c ha mpion s h i p ," s aid Pickford. suddenJ&t an expert on the s ubject. "We've had J(reut te;ims now for the last four years. and any one or them could have gone all the way." For Pickford. at has been a lonR road stnce his fi rst season at Fountain Valley. when the 1966 team went 1·8. After a long bui lding process, he has reached a level which has seen his last three teams log records of 10·2. 10· 1. a nd now 12· 1. The re we r e rumors t hat Pickford. having finally climbf.'<i to the top. would retire from c.oaching after the game. b ut he denied them before and aftl!r has rinest moment ·:J'M ONE OF THOSE lucky g uys." s aid Pickford, "who loves his work.·· , And now he has one more rea· son to enjoy 1t!:..a huge Cl F trophy presented in the locker room by Thomas Byrnes. CI F' Southern Section commls.siontr Even Byrnes, who has seen scores of championship ,l!ame:., couldn't dismiss it as ordinary "You waited a long time for t his"' Byrnes told the team _ clustered around him. ·"The (;IF champs, right here!" CIF Grid Scores Big five Conference. Fountain Valley 34 , Servile 14 And with lhal, a dea fening roar drowned out anything more th e CJ F commissione r could have said. Coaatal Conference Compton 21, Arcadia . H lot) Prep Swimming C..u IMM N, OOWl>O .. 200 Me<lleY r•l•v-Co\1• Mes. 1 .. s 700 lrff-I Wllllmote 1(1 I Sl S. 7 Pl< kt II I( I 1 !M 0, l {.ren-((I I !) ' 100 lndo-1. 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AFTERNOON t2 00 D THAT'S CAT Jlmod u1kes up the prose· CuliOn OI a IUCGtl&Slul <rooked bu11nes1mon Hiier the orig1"a1 prosecu· 10< IS k11ffld F11ma on Wallor Lan1t lhe crearO, or WOOdy WOO<l· P«ke< k11es a"d a v1~11 10 lhe Jnt Propuls10" Lob are fedtured 0 VOYAGE TO THE BOTIOM Of lHE SEA A lectder of on amph1boun f.:JCll b81tle~ tO lakP (>Ve< lht> Seav1Pw O'ld control •IS nuCltlar pow!Jr 0 MOVIE • '• Sma11 Aleck I ( 1942) Leo Gorcoy. Bobby Jordon East Sode K•<l~ 11y 10 pre1tent tt>e e•OC:ullon of an innocent man ( t '" 30 •min) G) SOUL TRAIN fil) JIJlJA CHILO ANO COMPANY «D OUTEAUMITS The Unknown· II) ALIAS SMITH AND JOH ES A wee11hy ro"cher hred Of leu<11ng w11h an equally wealthy Me11.ican rancher oVf'< a bull """ Heve• and Cu1ry to dlSPO&e or 11 fil) PBSMOVIE ,. • • * Jule& And Jim 11g611 Jeenne Moreau O'ltar WArner A drome11t uc.rount or a young woman who feet• no m0<sl Qualm' 1th0Ut having two 1uve•s 1 30 (i) MOVIE 'Sund•y No!Jhl Sup~• f2;30 D NFL '78 • • 'The W0<ld 01 AbbOll "nd Coatotlo ( 196Sl Bud Abbot( Lou Costello The best scentu f1om oighleen \. C'horanel Lbfing• I) KNXT 1CBSJ Loe, Angell·~ 0 KNBC (NBC) LO'> AngAICS " Kl LA (Incl J Loe, Angi,los D KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) 9 dn 0 1090 0 KHJ·lV (Ind I LO!> Anquh:~ ~ KCST (ABCJ San D•t•Qo G) KTTV (Ind l Lo'> AngulrJ'> II) KCOP lV (Ind I Los Angelos fl') KCET· TV 1PBS1 Los Angi;lc.•c, '11> KOCF. TV (PBSJ Huntington Bcacti ot ""' duo s mo•,.~ "' o ll<{lhliqntlld 11 nr 30 m111 I n(!l AOAM•f~ 2 00 0 QONANV. Adam rs r1arnti0 t0< t,,. mur<h!f ol a 1>eauhful wom ·an by Ille town drunk 0 9 WEEXEND SPEQALS · Tt>e w1nooo co11 WhOn tt•• winged coll d1aappea" agarn. Cha1tes goes 1n pur • &u1t ano meets en old Mr· mn who cle1m1 he has seen Comet (Part 3 of J) IA) G) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE • Recovery" m MOVIE • •'• ·King 01 !no Peco1 11111&1 John Wayne Munf'I Evan• A young lawyer iwek• 10 .ivengo the <1ea111 01 h11o peren" I I '" ) ml PROJECT· UNIVERSE Ortg•n Of The Un1ve•sol 2:30 0 AMEAICAN BAN~TAND ml 'PROJECT: UNIVERSE Ret111tv11v" @)DISCO 10 3:00 f) TARZAN/ SUPER SEVEN 0 LITTLE RASCALS CHRISTMAS SQantcy. Alfalfa ar1d 111u oano celebrate the t>o4•· dlly will\ m•SCh1e•OuS anlocs 0 MOVIE • • • •, T ne Sea• lace Mob" I 1960) Rober! Sieck Koon•n Wynn ElhOI NASS and lhe Unloucheblas 18Cklfl tM Al Capone Q.ang 12 hrs I G) MOVIE • •', FrankPo~181n Muat Be Destroyed f t9701 Peter Cust>1ng Simon Ward A mad scien11s1 11ansplonl:> "t>•s 1naone OSSISllnl 5 b1111n onlO onotrni. human 1:! hlS ) m MOVIE • 'h "lawio&S Fr0<1t10t" ( 1935) JOhn Wayne A '°""bOY roqtits lewtessnoss and 1n1ust>ee rn tt.e WMt It hr l I ot/TlH TAG "'°" CT UNIV~E C ttlflll( lmpl10•llnl'1• tll t.t()Vlll • • • '• Suep1(.1on I UM I I C.11y O,.nl. J<Mln fon1111W1 A YO<lt\O wom..n ""I>«" i... 'na1m1ng hu•Ott.nO OI altnMlg I mutOttt (2 hrwl Qt t.tOVIC • •' 1 CllU!o.1 ( 1H1) AOCI fayle>I rr ... at 8org111119 A ounfto,,l.,. w11Jnfng1 of an l~"'O ln<t;an 111.ci. '1a fOOQhly tQnOflld 12 llrt I J 30 8 rHE WINNIA8 Good lucli On Sun<l•y• F11nco H11rr1• •• proh~ • fD ICONOMICALL Y 8PfAl(IH0 COfpoi,;1• Govem<il/\CA 011 ... IS Mykt, M-. JCIM H Otoeke11 '1!) THE OAOWtNO YlAM- Chlldhoo<l Io ACIOI~ l,to(lCe • 00 0 8ATUAOAV Hotls L11t1Cl8 P~. Cal "' -~t°" I rank Kwan ¥n<l NICOlll P .. <t.I v1 .. I the Comp Ion Chr111mc1s Par ode g) MOVIE • • Ptrlllfi• Or l orlug.:i t t96 t) Ken Scoll John AIGh•tOliOn Tt>e pirule Heniy MOfgan etudet ,.,. c~pt0t1 (2 h•1 I Qi) LATINO CONSORTIUM ml THE GROWING ~RS · A<IOlescenf Personality" 4.30 fJ 8PAa: ACADEMY I THIS IS THE NFL SPAIN DESIONIHO HOME INTERIORS "Fur nrluro M u An-d M11ch" 6:00 8 NFL GAME Of lHE WE£K 0 STARlAEI< t-1os111e aliens lake ove1 the mind and body or 0<1• ol the EnlorpriMl screw 0 WIOE WORLD OF SPOATS Coveroge of lhe Soutt>e<n · 500 stock cor rocai; from Oarhnglon Sou•t> Corot1na. W0tl0 High Otv· 1no Ch.;,...p10f\Sh1p lrom Iha Sw1mm1ng HJll ol ra .... e '" Fl U1uderdate Fla W0tld Show Jumping Champ1on- an1p lrom Aachen We$1 Germany 0 MOVIE • • · L11t10 l oura And Boo JONf'" 11973) K9'8'l "'4K.• rabo8o F01111 Tile tJ•plo•I< ol Ille smali.t1me A~t>ley Gang 1n lurn-ol·IM·Cl'nlu· ry Florida are recounlOO 11 hr. 20mon) «D MOVIE • • • 'Mrrecle On 3~lt> Street" ( 10'71 Maureen O'Harn. John Payne An old men named l<rt6 Krin· gkl 11 t>ireo by Macy s as Santa Claua 12 t>rs I fD STAR SOCCER al) OE.SIGNING HOME tNTEAIORS "Noolia A"d Cranmo<. CJ) FESTIVAL OF LIVELY ARTS 'Oull Cone""' How Mu!.•· cal Aro Vou? Conduclo• leqnard Bern,letn Jnd lhe New VOfk Ph1lt>a1mon1c. pcr101m v11rious tlass1ce1 wOfk& testing lhe v1owe1'5 1tnow1eoge 01 muatt (RI (\]) NEWS 6:30 I) S25,0QO PYRAMID ~ INTRODUCING BIOLOGY ··Plant ReproctucttOn · TUBE TOPPERS KTLA e 6:00 "Top'per" Double f'cuturC'. The ort~inal "Topper" movie with Cory Grant. Constanc~ Bennett and Holand Young is followed at 8 o'clock by ·'Topper Returns.•· NBC D 7 O O .. A Cos m i·c Christmas · · A youngster e ncounters three visitors from a nqther world in thh; space-age uaimatcd hollday s pecial. CBS 8 9 :00 . "Who'll Save Our Children'!" A childless couple <Sl;lirley Jones and Len Cariou> take on two young chiWren in this new TV movie drama (See photo at left). · @L WIQE VfO,LD Of: SPORTS COY«ege of 1ne Soutt.e<n 500 •toe• ca1 raeee rrom D•1flngfOll Sbutn Corolln• WOfld Htgri O.v- 1no Ct>amPtOnstl!P rrom INt Swu;pm1no Hall ol Fame ill Fl L:au<lerdate. 'Fla . WoAd Snow Jumping Champion tlhlp· rrom Aachen Weal Germany EVENING 8:00 9 CJ) CBS NEWS B HEWS MOVIE • • e Tapper I t9371 Cery Grant. Conataoce eenn.11 A married couple become unwllling gf'IC>Sta •11er being ir)volved ill an '"auto acc1den1 (2 t>ra) g) MOVIE . ~.,t (196SI . Oerel<llne Page A sp1nate< poslm1s· llOSS. atternh..g e C01We<>- l1011 In New Yo1k. becomes 1omanucolly involved wilt> a Hteaman (2 "'' I Ol> TURNA80UT "Beou1y Know• llli> P111n · An exem1nahon or why young women 1111 goals IOf 1hemM1vea wh1<:h, lead to their exp1or101ron ml INTAOOOCINO BIOl.OOV "The Mole" 8:20 0 N8A BASKETBALL Los Ang~ L•kll'~ vi Phoeo•• Suns 8:30 8 (J) NEWS D MARV TYi.EA MOORE Phyf!os Linostrom minks Tod Baxter would make 11n •daal cAn01d111a IO• C•IY f'.0Un<:1I D ABC NEWS fD JULIA CHILD A~D COMPANY Informal 01nne1 m ECONOMICALL V SPEAKING Host DI Ma11n11 w1111man 7:00 f) ZOOT SUIT· THE PLAY AHO THE PROMISE Cl SPECIAL "A Cosmic Chliatmaa An animated t>olrday spec;aal 1n whttt> a bOy encounters lhroo ••••lore lrom 11nolhet world 0 EYEWITNESS LOS · ANGELES G) LAWRENCE WELK ·Worm WonOt!fful W1ntt'r rvemno fill CALIFORNIA TONIGHT An asse~sment ol !hf' w1dospreeo use ot coal "' 11 prime energy source 1n C•hf0fm111s olle1ed Qi) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Ba1<:one&.FJ1ull" THE UNKNOWN WAR The L1be<e11on 01 TM Ukr111ne • ' I THA rs ROLL vwooo 1.~ rAMll:Y F£UO ' MATCH GAME PM UKETHEWIHO ln<J1viduel Mpt-OJ 18111> In lt>e lives of llvtt people et• d<>c:umented l!I CHEAP SHOW 8:00 9 MOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS Or S.Uu ~ltdey-hatinQ Qml(;h tries to steo1 Chr1a1 mas lrom tlw'I res.denia ot ~hOYltle tRI Q CHIPS "Oowa Time Ponch 1 newly rebuilt cw 18 ato141n ~a r1no of 1u10 tt>-ee U MOVIE • • "Topper Returns I 19<111 Roland Voung. Joan Blondell The Ktrby gllocl• help T oppe1 h"d I deed ~I a murdllfer 12 "'' I U ®) WE1.COM£ 8Aet<, KOTTER Balbarino cornee to regiet le1ftng tri. SwealllOOJ talk ll•m into bpen1n9 hll Cnr11tma. gift IOI hlmwtt early • 8LE£PINO BEAi.iTV London's Royal Ballet l)Clf· forms T ch11kov•k~ s Sieept"Q Beauty 11w vtn satellite ltom Cov;in1 Oa•den II) MOVIE • a 't Kuf'9 01 I ht• Pecos · f 19361 John W11y™1 Mu1iel Evant /J. youno 1ewyer aeei.s 10 avengl' the death 01 his parent• f 1 nr I al) SOUNOST AGE GeOfQI! Benson Ct>vt Alk1n1. Earl Klugt> CJ) NCAA BASKETBALL San ~ S1a10 vs UCLA 8·30 8 TH6 TINY TREE c .... ,t_ '" m.ao.. muc.11 memer 10< .1 hll~ girl by d UntQue hllle P•t)( .. lrtlf' IRI D ®l CARTER COUNTRY Jasper assu,...es command 1n Chnlon Corners when the town 15 put un<lOf mur 1181 law t>ec:aur.e ot a hur11 caoe fl) SILENT NIGHT 1:60 0 MOVIE * • * ·Taming 01 , T/W' Shrew' ( t967) e:uabetll T aylO• Aicl>ir<l Burt0<1 Based on Shakespeare s ciauoc. Petruch•o ;ind Katha11r>e conllic1 on a bat· lie of me se•es m 1soo llaly 12 t>rs 10 mm) 9:00 8 CBS MOVIE Who II Save Our Ch1ld1en? (P1em1ere1 Shirley Jone~. Len Cafl<>u A very happy ch•ldk!s5 couple is pressured 11110 tak1nq °" the responsiblhly I.-or "'''"9 two yO\.fnQ ch•I • r..., <lren D LIFELINE DI J AleK Halltir Jr Ct>1ldr1n • Surgeon m Ct111r .ti Jonna Hopluna Hoapnal 1n 011t1mo10 Meryfand. It ptOllled 8 9 t.OW80AT "Double W.Odlf>O · Cyo Barneta~. T ""' Bor nat a~. "TM V..,lflk>Qll•ll• Rull\ 8un1 Sid CIHIMlr 'Julie re1l1 Hard fony Ac>tl«ta • MOVIE •'Ir "Lawleu Fr()f1!11;r I 193!) Jot>n w .. yn.. A cowt>oy fights lewtea"""'s• and 1n1us11ce 1n Ille West ( t hr_l fl) "1l) A PLACE Of DM.\MS Tlla reoen1 complet10" of 11141 Nettonal Air and Sp11Ge Mu-i. C4lltlbrellld t0.00 D WEEKEND l1nd11 Ellerbee 1111d Lloyd Oobyna 1l(>Ol1 on the high 1nct08'd -i>f robbeflff in .24 ·!lout ctulJn ~IJ>rea U NCAA BASK!TBALL """ D••qo ~tat• •~ VClA tl•Pf' (U!l.y) D ®.l FANTASY 18CAND A lllmous acto< (Rober! Aeeol went• to v•••I tne hunl•"Q 91ounds 01 Or.1cu la. and a lemall' tycoon fEva CabOt I dream•, ol Stl<IOOlng d C41rlarn m1lhOn• illl!! 8) MOVIES IN BLACK, 75VEAA8 Bleck involvement and GOj)lrtOUIK>nl 10 him !Nk· •no ove< the 75 veo" ot Hollywood a1f' tracO<I • Ell) VISIONS "Two Broll'l'rS Judo H11tcn pleyl Jn Older brotl\ef tryl"Q IO l>elp ht~ yOl.lnge< brolhttr pl~yoo by David Sp.elberg ovfl•corne mental~ ml'MOVIE • • • Hester Streot I 19751 Carol Kane Steven Keats A Jewoan lf'n"'tg•ant couple t>a6 P•Oble1nt whllfl 1ne wile rs unable to Amer· tt1n1te he< sell tas1 ~ough to "''' "'" Yankee-wo• • S/'llPP•rlQ nusband f • hi . 30m.n I ((; SPECIAL ·A New fng1and Cnr11;1 ml\ A Nt>W En9111nde• rememoor\ h1'i cnrldnooa and J Nl'w Engran<l Chrrr.t mas te>:•51 HEWS 11:00 0 D CJ)@; NEWS SECOND CITY TV HEEHAW GIH>SI\ ''''"'e5-f tnlf' Ford Jo<ly M1llP.r G) Ff.RNWOOO 2NIGHT CuMI'> Jant r1H>1ny wre lier Rock M r>n<lo 11·ts D ABC NEWS t t .30 8 MOVIE • * • •, AeQuoe"' ~Of A Hellvywooqhl ( 1'1621 Anthony Quinn Jdt~ •• Cteaaon An emp10ymen1 c&lnseto• mes 10 necp " Wlthe<l·UP pro1ol1gi111er land a tot> 12 hrs I D 8AlUROAY NIGHT µVE liosl Elliot Goul'1 D MOVIE •I Man In The Wold<lf nan (t9711 A1cha1d Ha.ris John Hu1t0<1 A man SYt\llVttS li bruf~t meullrlQ. by ,J huQt' Ilea• caua•r>q the a~•ounde<l lndtans lo worstl•P h•m as J ~ (2t>r~I 1:1 MOVIE • • So11an1c I •96'll M&Q<la Konovk.i Juho Pena A prnl~· <J1SCOV· Pr' a way 10 ""<low num;ins wrlll unbeloevdble YOl.llh '"° balM.lly (:t nr1 I II) lllOOKIEI T ne men wtio wound..c:t ,loll Oantto 11 nol llAblo to P'<>"· t'C.IJttOn ~l\JM CJf • br11or1 .,~OVIE ••• ·"Dolby 011y" lt9!t~l Anna NHQle. Mtt;hlel Wiiding '°"' &101111a OI <Jrame. c;omedy ..ind ro"'•ftC" 11re plllVtHI ll0*4n&1 fh" bllCllQ'OUl\ll of the blQ horee mc.o 111 Epsom Dow"' I 1 h1 • 30 min t (IJ COMEDY SHOP O.oi MOVIE • • • "Dud Roc~on•no ' I 194 71 Humpnrey tl<>gall L11a1>e1h Sco11 A V<Jlera1\ lliet Mir. OUI 10 1nvo111gu10 th<! <lea1h ot '"•we< buddy (2 hr~ ,.,mon l • IH6fit MOVIE • • l"'•O• f<om Thi. Vl'l,11 !>000 f t9~81 Wf>fd C.oatflllo Joyce Hol<11·n A •non•fer f10tn 1110 n:nur11 1s l>rOUf)hl 10 lht' 1>r .. ,..,111 tJy H tin'* nl/ICfHnt' I I no l0 """' "'()RNING 12:00 8). MOVIE • * , 5 1.JuQhlornou-.u • Five ' {1'1721 M •Ch.1>11 S<t<;hs -!'Ion Ltenmun ~OVIE .. • • Th&y Ol•Y~ l:ly NIQht" (19401 Hu"'P"'U'f Bogan Ann Sher1d.in 12'.30 m GET SMART Ma• 1s unnbll• 10 r1we.11 '"' rl•iil fOb 10 1n Old ht<ltld ,.hoe.h CuU:.t:~ ~omph,,1 . ltOn' (Port t) 1·00 0 ROCK CONCERT GuMtS Cnuck M"ng1on11. E:Stntrr S111ter1te!O ;lily L 1mo. $1lbe1. Alto """ Manha. Gary Mulo CX-er m GETSMART Ma< s ffl<'n<l pur'\u1tde<; 1he Ct>1el 10 let him hulp Of\ 11n nsronml'nt tPar1 ?I 1:15 0 MOVli • • • Thll T"llth V1c11m · 11965) Ma•caflo Mrt>lro1an· n1 U1sula Andre.,., 1:308 TALKABOUT WITH TRUMAN JACQUES Q ADVENTURERS lnP • NOl ·So M• rry Widow m MOVIE • • 1 ''"' C1.1r~ti 0 1 81glOOI f 1\177) W1lh,1"' <,1m()f1,Pn Unhet1 (A}' mu" t ·451'l0 ABC NEWS 2·000 MOVIE • • fh P Al•<~ :_,,,,,· f 19#11) 1111 .... ,,,.... t.t.~ ..... , Q) MOVIE • • • ~dhd!<i t 1'14)) Hu,...phrt•y Boq,lfl 0rnct- BPnne11 2:30 60 NEWS 3-00 II MOVIE •', Unholy WofA Rod Sterger. Diano Oors II) MEWS 3:t08 NEWS 3!16 °MOVIE • • • 'Tt>e Spider' (19~8) Ed KemmP< Jul'ltl Kenny 4:00 0 MOVIE • • ,.. l hf' H,lwk 01 C,U!llf' I 19b4j JPrr'/ t.obb M¥y Real G) MOVIE • • / fnp S1ranQ<lr WOr•l A 'Gun I 1'1':>31 R.inl'.lc•lr.ih Scott Cl.~orl' Tre1tor 4:40 0 NEWS • 4,45 0 MOVIE * • , So( Mm1 119 I) H;irold W.1rrp11tJe1 Ulq.1 Ed,..a•O'> Here Comes Archie to Calif ornin By J ERRV BUCK . HOLLYWOOD (i\f') Who but Mike and Gloria could lure Archie Bunker out of Queens to the Land of "fruits and nuts" and earthquakes. Archie likl"s California about as much as he likes Edith's relatives But Archi e's mellowed. It's Christmas and he and Edith haven't seen Mike and Gloria and grandson J<>ey in nine mohths. But as you can imagine, Archie won't st ay mellow long after he spots Meathead. "ARCIDE AND MIK E will g!!t into som e kind of brawl," said Milt Josefs berg, producer. writer and script consult•ml for the hit CBS comedy "All sn the Family." "We'll also f!el into Archie's great dis like for California. lie thinks California is going to s ltp into the ocean with the other Pacific states, Oregon and Mi ssouri. He says, 'The pope knows about this. Jn fact, he s aid it was St. Andrew's fault.'" The Bunkers and the Stivics will get together Sunday at 8 on CBS, Channel 2, for an hour-long ·reunion episode. They were last together in a tearful farewell that aired March 19. MIKE AND GLORIA moved to San ta Barbara at the end of the show's eighth year so Rob Reiner and Sally Struthe rs could purs ue other projects. Carroll O'Connor and J ean Stapleton i>tarre~ alone this season • The Bunkcrs left for' California last Sunday in a show written by Larry Rhine and Mel Tolkan. Josefsberg, Phil Sharp, Bob Schiller and Bob Weis kopf wrote l he s pecial. Mort Lachmanwasexecut1 ve producer. At the time of the interview the s how was still being written and Joscfsberg could only s peculate on what would happen. "A rch1e and Edith will come lo California and find that there's trou· ble in paradise between Mike and Gloria." he said. "I can't give the plot away because at the moment we haven't resolved It. We're having a lot of discussions on ·how to work it out. "I BELIEVE IT will be resolved h appily for Christmas. The last three Chri~tmas s hows we've had have been controversial and tragic. This year we wanted lo make it happier." Josefsberg said that as far as he knows this will be the only show this year' in which Reiner a nd Miss Strutt)ers appear. "But if the Great God Nielsen puts us in No. 1 position, we might do more," he said. Will they r eturn permanently? "That's not m y area," he said. "That's on a higher level. I'm quite sun~ we'd all like for them to come Santa Secret Solved? NEW YORK (AP) -The myRtery of how a rotund Santa gets down a 8klnny chimney m ay be solved this Christmas Eve by the residents of the country's famous Jmaglnary thorou~bfare, "Sesame Street ." With the help or his frie~s. Big Bird au.empts lO uncover the secret "on a spe<;tal holiday · TV pro1ram spon sored by t he C hildre n 's Television Workshop ror t he nation's public broadcasting Rlations. . The huge yellow bird meets with opposition frorn the dis believing Oscar the Orouch, but Is encouraged by Kermit the Frog, who tries to help out by Interviewing children to see if they can explain how Santa delivers his presents. ABC Gets· Oacar Show HOLLYWOOD (AP) ._The Academy of Mo- tion Picture AN and Sciences and ABC have re- ached an agreement callln1 foi ABC to telecaat the annual Academy Awards throu•h 1985. The t~lec~t lut April 3, celebraUna the ~ o.n'l,ual ACldemy Awards, drew the largeet au· dlence ln the 26 yeor1 tho Oacart have boen on television. tlie real Santa At real 11hlr ~aro.i Huntington Center .. back. We're just grateful and happy they came back for a vis it. We'd like to have them more often. but it's so d i ffi c ult to synchronize thei r sche9u1es" ON E OF THE early plots for the Chtistmas show had the Bunkers go· 1ng to California for a surpnse visit and the Slivics going lo New York and crossin~ paths . "We discussed that. t hen a ban- doned the idea.'' said Josefsberg. "We also talked about A'rchie and Edith going to California,and finding Mike and G l oria h ad gone 'o . Hawaii." Josers berg said he did not know if "All in the Family" would return next year. O'Connor announced that he was leaving the show last year. and it was thought at the time I.hat that season would be the last. He was CIVIC BALLET of pe rs uaded to sla y another year. however "WHEN I JOINED Lucille Ball in 1964 s he told me, ·Milt. in all fairness I must tell you this will be my last year .... he said. "l stayed fpr eight years. "When I came here in 1975. I was told it wouJd be the last year, J've heard that every year since. Even- tually. it's going to come to an end. .. But we've got a show that's in its ninth year and is still in the top 10. I think CBS is going to m ake eveey ef· Cort to conlinue the show. If Carroll and J ean want lo go on. I'm sure CBS will be amenable. If they want a re- ason ably large raise CBS will listen. I don't th.ink money will be the decid· ing factor. Both have done very well . but there is always the urge to try other things ... SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PllfSfl.1''1\ AP WlrepllOlt 'ALL IN FAMILY' REUNITED SUNDAY Archie and Edith Visit California LA-z.:eov . ~ SALE , 'T ,. 1 wus lhl' night before Chrt!.I ma1>. When ull throuj4h the houst'. • , Nol a r n·utur<' was 11l 1rnn1:. ,_._.,.,,_~. Nol ltvcn S1tnla Claus ·~~ff!"_.,,,,_ HOHTlftGTOH l l:ACM HIGH ICHOOl • tfOS -$t . _..,...., "9clt ~¢HMH• (l•h (.-i\erJ I 00 P.M -'"'· • OCCOttlll t2 D 21o l>.M. -SAT -OCCIMIUUl l .'00 I'M. -IAT -OCCCMIEll U nctcff NfCfS: AU,,~S· FOt ncKETS OI INFORMATION (7M) 84l»-5152 (114) 848.:84-45 ---OR AIL---s nd Seit Addretsed Envelope to: ''C8t'IC" P.O. Box 13" . Huntlnglon leach, t2M7 Spoclfy Performance a 1-~2-.1:'3· JI'" and enclose proper payment. Alf orders malted semt (Ny nteeJv4tcf. • .... .... .. . ........... .__. . .... I OO't of LA.ZAOYS •...., A1108JVBY AMl't.IPAllM • C!NTERTAINMENT I TRIVIA ughes--Will. 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""'' llO • I•\ ti l•IC \l"1m l•I \I I (•I•""~., ....... 1 IO I 101 If Am.,h• f .,,...,,, U ' t/ ••hrwKKh1nTU¥tf'fl1._ ., , tt••""•atloo~••o ' 1111 ·~ • "'P l>dNw flO'>I •• It JoN\ Il le>• Ill,,, ,. ~ .. "--*.LIO' I ... • "J ,. M II I IO \ ftM'f C"'aiDt.tf••Y t\O ' .. n •n,,. &~UNncl'!_ 11 " w • '"' '''*~'''u I ,, •• •• •nuf\4 •ft I& . r •'' !>(,,,,. ~· •• I .... " • AA•l lri•w Wt 171 I ,, • fl, •• ,,. f\fllt. \ I ,, •• ·11 ... ~••( I I , • I Af'\4 Jat f\J " ·no .,.,,_.'"-.,''""' I Of f~nf '< 110 N .. n,'t ..,.,u, tu " ··~"t1•d v. 1th this 1>nc Numbe r nine currie1:1 the extra Y.t>1..:ht th1~ umc J. AT WHAT Rt:STAURANT did K ook1c Bvrnes park l.'ars on ··77 ~unset Stnp'" ,. 2. lf you heard u greeting that :,ounded hR'c ·nanu, nunu." what TV program would you be watching? 3 What Alfred l11tchcock movie 1s climaxed atop Mount "Rushmore'' 4. When Patty Hearst was kidnapped, who was A ROBSIT CHARTOFF • IRWIN WINKLER PRODUCTION BurtYounl UndeJoe J>oueMdCeon .N ............ MUSIC BY mu CONTI. DIRECTOR Of PHOTOGRAPHY· SILL BUlUR. A.S.C. EXECUltVE PRODUCER GENE KIRKWOOD • WRITTEN BY BURT YOUNG PRODUCED BY IRWIN WIN!(lER ANO ROBERT CHART()ff DIRECTED BV JOSEPH C HAHWRIGH'l ..... ~,,,..,...,,==,,.,,-=="=<~' ... i.-.. ....... <..... ............... Artists T~.~ A JOHN G. AVILOSEN ALM. t. "SLOW DANCING IN THE BIG CITY" PAUL SORVINO ~DITCHBURN WRrrrCN BY BARRA GRANT DIRCCTED BY JOHN G. AvtLOSEN MUSIC BY BILL CONTI PRODUCf.D BY MICHAEL LEVEE & JOHN 0 . AVILOSEN A(ll'll.An.«1 ,_.,.AIWlltW~l ...... -M .. tll\'1 till CXIUl't.,....,,. 1 -. ... ---.... -.. \_ •. .,..,.c . .-uc;c .,---------..-~~~~~~~~-------e d wards CINEMA CENTER HAllOI AT ADAMS. COST A MISA MISA'VERDI ENTIR 979-4141 T~~ • .. Saturday December 16. 1978 _. D~ILY PILOT IJ7. By T.T; her boyfriend at the t1m1•" s. WHAT IS IRA ·s LAST num t in th(" Mllih l'uach comae strip'! 6 In the Disney movie "The Gnom~ Mobile." which ~the iurls eventually captures the "ehg1ble ~nome'' · 7 Jim Fregos1 wears the same number as manager of the Angeh. that he wore as a player. Identity 1t. l:l The action in the movie "High Noon" transpired in whe1l Lown '.' 9. IN "THE SUGAl\LAND Express ... Goldie Hawn 1~ fi1'1'l seen wearing a swe,.lshU't beanng what inscription'> 10. Ray was just along for the ride. a nd by Jumping to conclusions he might have changed the course or the war in what movie·• Last Week's Answers l lloolerville <Petticoat Junction> 2. Mr. Blgdome <Jodsne'S'dad':~ boss> J. Alan Freed I rock and roll 1 4 Texas !Jefferson J1mplecute :>.Kingston Trio "(song lyn c > 6 Shaw and Kelly I "Sting" pseudonym:» 7 Roger Staubach and Rocky Biter <NFL Viet - nam vets> 8. "Busy hands are happy hands· l"Ham· rnersmith ·· message> 9. Judy Ounova Ehow ("Rel up, Pc1" 1 10 "~aralhon Man" <movie nddltJ t$endyour answers to TRIVIA, c10 the Daily Pilot Ho:r JS60. Costa Me1a 92626. All entnes must be recewed by Wednesday , ot~nDJ3e half the player's la.!t score will be awa~ J " • MATINEES SATURDAY' SUNDAY HEARTS CLUB BAND fPG I "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" ire ...... StERfO• ''PARADISE ALLEY" (PG) "WILD GEESE" (R) "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" CRl "MAGIC"CRl "UP IN S MOKE" CRI . "PINOCCHIO" (0) "SINBAO-EYE OF THE TIGER" . "THE GROOVE TUBE" "HALLOWEEN" (R) "MAGIC"CRJ "'CORVETTE SUMMER" "MAGIC" CR! "CORVETTE SUMMER" "UP IN SMOKE" "EASY RIDER" (r) and a NEW anlm lion teeturtttt destined to becom. a DISNEY HOLIDAY ClASSIC LLONE. ~II\' 80£Nll VISIA OISfAIOUllON CO, INC U.A. C"' Center tM-3911 Echurcte Cinema Yl•JC>-t30-eet0 Fountelft Veney Dftn 1~·2431 SCtdfUM ,,. 1~1"NO .· 8ecdU'>e 1here'i. going 10-bf nothhljl \lr•lght aboot d CHUCH A CHONG lllm. Now lt't. tim. for a CHUCH A CHONG lll()Vir. CA C• '1JP IN 8NOKr will mek• \IOU feel W1V f\.mny. So don't go straight to see th11 m<Mel ; .. .... _...,,_l"t_~ Al.owM!n~ . IJ/ttl1/i.!Jil1 IJ'i!b .. @SJ!Oki, tT-N<: ·--OAN.Y CHtll;M • C"°'4 '°' -Vt" IM SMO«r Ill "~ ''OUTaAGIOUS~ JAMe~ "'COMU ~ HOUIMAM'" CNf "'" ''COMAM ll'GJ IMrottY.PT NOTICll CNILIMUN UNDER 12 FREE! ................ ,.,,. ........ c ......... ...., •• ,.,. •l ~J .01' ""'-JAWS 21.,.J ~ TIN10lllA f9l • ,,,.. ' • CNlltCt .....,. OUYll'I 110ltY !NI ""' ..-noNAWTl"I ...... \'OUll eouuo11· ~UHIP (tJ "us ml Of &AUIA MAIS !ti CM90I • CMOM9 U, IN IMO«I CIJ """' A IOY A .. tU D00111 . .. . .. ,. ~ • •• 02 ••• - .· 6 , ~ 0 e I• I· e ,. p ~ • I '· ) . I • . . I• I• I/ b 5 • !.J8 DA.IL V PILOT ............ • NEW YORK <AP ) I.in t•oln Ct>nter•s V1v11m Ut omont The a ler, »but down for • mortt than "' y 1 . will tt'<lJWn In •bout u yt'ar und r lhfl lndcnhlJ> Of (Ive famous dirl'<.'lor~. ln<'lud1ow Woody Aileri, the Nt•w Vork Time h re1.c.)111-d P u 11 L u i r I' r 11 1• w I n n t· r Edw it rd AltM'f' will lw 1m1luJll'<l a ce>mpan) pluywnght. lb•• newap per ~aid Two ttwotc1' 1n the 1 .incaln f.'t•ntt>r ''ornph•' tht> Ht'uu moot nd lhe M1t11 lo.: Nl''-"hOUlll' Tht-attr have b1•1•n t lo'lt'd UKU'lt . 197' whe ·~ ,. .. w York Shukt•11pN11 t· FN1llv11l wlthdr<>w M thu lht!Utrlc:ul <.'om puny 11f tlw t'•·nll.'r ·rhc U1•11u1111111t, wt11rlt 1111' Tinwi. Mud would n •o11<.•n Jot(: nt•ict yl'ur or Ntrlv in WflO . ""Ill bt• ht>udt"d hv flvt• d1r('ctor11 t.11 uwn ftom Lbt• world11 of th ult•r. him und 01> ru 1}(':11de11 Allt•n. who won u11 0 11cur (Or lo~t yt•ur'• · onl11 llull." tht-y ore o 11 •· r o I m 11 r t• N a 1 1 u S u r a h <'uldwe•JI, ant.I 11hl6(l' d1n•t•lm'> LIVIU ('1ull't. Hohltl 1'h1lllr~ und t-:11111 lh1bb. thl' 1'1mt•11 '110! 1-:.H·h dm.•ctur wall '>lul(t' ul 11.•u-.t Orll' pluy l'Vl'I Y l"O ... •wulfon11 Four or rtvt pl'1y1 will l•c• prt•1wotc><l each 11euson at the l\t'aumont with three nt'w pl1:1y11 1t<"l1l·dull-d ut the Newhouse H 1l'hmond Crlnk lcy wlll -..•1'\ c us l•xccutlve director und ~·ttmrman C)f the directorate und wl II roordlnatc artistic policy und produce the vlayK for the nt-w Lincoln Centor company. lhl' Times reported. The new company, which dol':t nQl yet have a na m e. will 1•11\ ptiaslze classic plays. includ- 10~ American classics, the art1 . l'I e ~u 1d:__ ______ :----..l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!L .,. ... .,,.. ..• YOUR FREE GIFT 1':uh1l' Hlul<.<.'. "ho II bl· !.lti tn Ft•hruun . pl,I\ l'J lhl· ptuno for :J PJ rt' hl·ar l<hn.: I tll' l'l'lt'UM' of lhl• {',l'tt u 1 h u Ht o r h 1 , Hroa<.l"u\-... trow "f<)tibrl'" Ont• of hi-. !°) l' I L't'l1on i.. "Ch<Jrl~to 11 H ~I~ " had bt•t•n wnth'n in 1899 NOW PLAYING lDWARDS NEWPORT •1 Newport Beach 644·0760 Cl•EDOllE Orange 634·2553 . ~n THEATRES-0RANG€'CO SENIOR OTIZlNS $2.00 · SO. COAST PLAZA • ''UP IH SMOllr Ill .... .,_,_,JS.+•• • '41-1.J .. 9'11-lt,. • M1U otte1SLS41111l ltll,.tt"" ., ..... ~ ,.....otel ...... "OllVEtt'S STORY" IP'GI D411.f-U:J .. J·J .. 4 JO .,,_, .. , .. JO SO. COAST·PLAZA ~ H5 S11lltwt1 50·JJ52 1111 "'11"' MAUot<HA .. 00 6 41.l SU• '&}T ·~u,ERMAM" "GI D&!l'f-1 ltli-1-04-4 H ,, ... l .. .JO Nl/UT-4UO&T U· .. &M lt takes someone very special to help you forget someone very special , , !miw.11 1;i~~fA it.~ ·J ii:' • r 1'P i~~~ IOI NOW PLAYING IOUTI COAST BUENA PARK DRIYE·IN Costa Mesa (714) 546·2711 Buena Part< 1714) 821·4070 UA TWIN "8 " FASHION SQUARE \.a He II 1710 '"~33 A colouol enfef'foinmenr. Visually, 'The Wi•' OUfdoes everyrfN,. I've, .. ,. on"'-S<Nen in decod.s. Everyone is icnr plain perlect." ;; ~~ _ ''ll's slick and energe11c end tun Orea\ moments end a IOI ol hie, sensational special el1ec1s and coslumes" "Rosa 1a superb In 'The Wlz'; her pertoimence ranks with thal OI Barbra S1relsand In 'Funny 01fl' and Uza M1nne111 "' 'Cabaret"' -R"'l"'(°"'' rn.<:IJQ') Sun ,,,,,,.. DfANA flOSS wi .TI-E WIZ" AIJoSoMI) G-Sls•fJI Cl!<aQo T fll>ur>e MICHAEL .w:K50N · t-IPSEY N.JS5ELL TEO POSS · LEAA HORNE ~ NCHAf\D PRfOf\ ~ •nt: WIZ") i57Y~ 'CHAALi"'St.v.u.s · <iANCv'X5NEs .......,.....,. ...., ...... ~---~,ll~ · DEDE~~ 05WALO ~~oc ALOERT WHITLOCK J0£l SCHJMACHEP. · l\00 COHEN •--"'--.. ---SIONEY lUMET W'ED-THURl 7:1f.t:4S F1'11:00, 1:30, 10:45 SAT/SON 1:00, 3:30, l :OOJ 1:30, 10:41 edwards CINEMA HAllOltAT ADAMS COSTA MESA 546-3102 • • • • • ' A Tnp Through Scenes of Jesus' Hirth and Life Actor1s -LIVE -Animals .... o~· December 18, 19 ~~oo A "'. ~Cb . • vo -"\\) Drlv• thru In your car ~,,,"If, A gift to tht> community from · FIRST CHRISTl~N CHURCt:t Main ,., Adam•, Huntington Beach MAGIC ~. A TERRIFYING UJVE STDRY '· :."'; ··. BRISTOL CINEMA Costa Me!>a 540 7444 CtNEOOME Orange 634 2553 NOW STADIUM ORIVE·IN OrangP 63Cj 11770 UA CINEMA Westm1ns1er Ma11 5q3 054Fi f'OR ORANGE COUNTY PROO RAM INFORM .. TIO~l C:Al \.. ";l• • F<E E IO't•• "10 P&Mt• ACC:t'TIO JO-,,.., U•OACftWl'll •t• ... ~ .......... , ..... .. ~ A UNl\/E !\SA!. PIClU\E fii1 Tt:CHNl(QlOI\" CIJ>~ ....... ,. lOWAi.OI' HAi.1011 2 <.ixt• t.lt>J r1u1 b•b 0'-'1 ti f I • • ... t' & .,. ' •• • 4 ~ • t ,., • I l/J f •O .>fJ cunui.y 21 An.il>t.,. J,,{ I/, 111 W.0~ UAOIUM 0111¥(.11( 011ng~ 1 / U I ll~ ij /II, ~single dream i& more powerful than a thousand realities. Ju u Colloen's ·che Jq~w.~:@!2gs" I\ IW.J'ti lll\KSlll f'll,M '• J It R b k1msill£LOKDOl'T11ERJNCS' Muwi..LEONl\kl>HO!>t.NMl\N S.1tt•J"'o1b)'CHRl!IC.'OHKUNG•ndl't.1£k ~ ll£/\GLt> u.~ ... ,,,.,.-c1J k R f()(,l(J£N """'"""'II! !>111.n.l.AfHTZ· t•rmnlb! RAU11 lil\KSlll rpGl AtN~.,,nttnt ,_..~,,_,., , • ...,._.,_ ~---- [!: ~ ..,..,,...l<llW Ufttttd Arnst• --... ----- edwards BRISTOL CINEMA'J 6:00V:i~;~~~:1s H ISTOL AT MACAUHUl SAT/SUN 12:45, 3:15, '-540-7444 6:00, 8·45, 11 : 15 -. """' ... -... 4 ENTERTAINMENT I THEATER I . DAIL V 2 OD. 4 DO, 6 00. 8 00. 10•00 JOSEPH E LEVIN!:. PRESENTS "MAGIC.1 ' STARRING IRl ANN·MARGRE! J A.A TOLKllN'S ·''THE LORD . OFTHE RINGS" (PG OAtt.• t7 d , 1 •• ······"" -,d~w-ar~ds~e=R1s=1=oc~c1=HEM~A 1-~~-- ··,~:=-540-1444 WALT DISNEY'S "PINOCCHIO" fG) PLUS FEATURETTf "THE SMALL ONE" Delly f-15,3130, s:so.•os. 10:15 ~ • ==.":';..":...."°:'::- ~~L11 o ..... '2:•5. 3:00, 5:30. •·D9.10:1t • fjbf1, ·-~' ~~A ~·; .. SOOTH WBDli ~J.8 AHfl10 H't OUINH ,..,. ' UP IN JACOUtLINl "O!ATH ON 0 lllHl!T THE NILE" SM KE 1111 <·HI I I\ ._8 SAIA£IACI ... -.-."'" 1\1 10)1'.. •" a •-a UJCHll ,,:~ t IOCI tOto .IQ ""9Vv. • ... tt;lt . 'c' r:• •,. ..,.,_._._. -·--·----:---------- .. ••• oz ••• - t ., ·" . ) •I • • t I' 3 " 1 u :I ' '· ). ' ., I· I· II h I '· '· ) I. ~~NATION ONE OF 144 ONE·TEACHER SCHOOLS IN SOUTH DAKOTA They H•ve Survived Reorganlzetlon a nd Con~ldatlon . • • • • • • ~ .. ·Schools· R1i:ral Style One-te acher hoo/,s Essemial lo Education P•ERRE, S D. (AP) Donna von Lebe's one r oom school stands on a hilltop, 15 miles from the nearest town. The out- house is in the backyard. "There's not a tree around it,'.' the teacher says, "just swings banging in the wind " ' r G R EENWOOD SCHOOL 1 ~ ~ one of 144 one-teacher schools an ". Sout l'P Dakp{a that have survived • reorgaruzation and recent con- solidation. Only Nebraska has a larger share of the nation's 1,111 s uch schools counted in 1976. O fficials recognize one · teacher schools as an essential part of the educational system in South Dakota, where 650,000 peo.. pie live in 77,000 squl}re miles. "Some 20·30 years ago the ~ idea was to c lose as many : • sch ools as possible a nd . con-!: solid ate," sajd Thomas Todd, " the state's education superinten· • • dent. ''Now we've learned that that's not necessarily the best thing lo do, that bigger is not always better ' , .. IT BECOMES a question of whether you want to have a stu- d ent riding a bu~ for a . Jong period of time," he said. In the more populated eastern tblrd of the stale, some one· teacher schools stand empty, or m aybe hold a farmer's extra. grain. ··M any country sc ho ol te.u·hers hav<.· ~om· into town, liut they stall huvc a nostalgia for when they Wl're alone," Mrs. John Yltrenl't.l> sa id in a tPlephone 1nt<·rv1t!w from the S<'hool near ncresford where she teaehe,s 12 children "WHILE \'OU'RE HAVING one or two in your t'lass up front around the tahlc, then the others a re wprking on their lesson they have just gollcn or they have to prepare for. or muybe another lesson for the next class. It's a continuing process." she said. Sometimes, 'however, the de· Pot Suspects Wm ]ury 'Bid SA N FRANCISCO IA P l. The .state Supreme Court s ayi. persons char~cd with possession or less than an ou nce or mari · Juana are ent1tl<.'d to court· appohited counst•I und a trial by JUT'y. The high court held Thursday that lhe dec1s1on as consistent with the Caliromia Penal Code whlcb provides that all indigent persons charged with m isde· meanors are entitled to court· uppointcd counsel and trial by JUry mands of a small school seem JUSl too big. "It's as much of a challenge as I thought it would be, trying to keeo all seven kids going at one time." said Miss von Lehe. who sometimes s tays in the s m all room attached to hl!l" schoo1house. "B UT I ALSO th ink it's frustrating because there's· so mu<'h to do, sometimes you feel like you're being pu lled too many ways," she s aid. Lena Storms, who has taught for 31 years, said she d~n·t think she'd care to teach iQ a bagger school. "The biggest school l think I ever had was 22 students 1n.. all eight grades,'' she s aid. "We know lh e i r hom es. th e.i r parents: we know all about them.'' E D UCATION OF F ICIALS said they're convinced the one- teacher school will not soon fade from the state's rural areas. "We've got good teachers do- ing a good job, pride by the parents and great distances jn· volved to gel to another school,'' said Todd. "The communities in t he past centered around the ex- istence of schools . We saw a de- parture from that, a nd now we're seeing the necessity lo go back to the community school concept." . De Admires· Scrooge .. . .. .. ,,.. .. .. . i: ... ..: . ... .. . .. .. . . .. ~ .. , . ' " ' . • , .. . Worl,d l s Full of Bleating BOb Cratchits By HUGH A. MULLIGAN A .. ~IM~M HARDSCRIBBLE HOUSE . Conn. -'_'At this rolling time of the year," as Jacob Marley called the Christmas season. r realize I have at last grown weary or Bob Cratchit's cringinK a nd whining. After all, at today's prices. what has be got lo complain about? Living there in Camden Town and eating high on the goose, wh\ch this year according lo my friendly neighborhood poulterer goes for $1.39 a pound , what right has he to applaud nephew Fred's put-down of Ebenezer Scrooge's frugal ways? No wonder he is in danger or losing hia situation. Hi\S HE' EVER had lo meet the p ayro ll at Scrooge & Marley? What do~ be care about the bottom lind as Jong as h e gets bis 15 shillings a week? I confess to a lifelong addic- tion to Charles Dickens. I reread "A Cbriatmas Carol" every year as s oon as the snow mes, and every Christmas Eye· sit before tbe fire and listen to Lionel Bar- ry m ore' s splendidly splenetic Scrooge on the hi·fi. As Che years go by and the economic realities become more imm utable, my a dm iration g r o ws for old Scr o o ge, that "squeezing, w renching, grasping, clutehing, covetous old sinner ." TUEY J UST DON'T m ake villains like that anymore. Jn a world cone bland and banal, full o f bleating Bob Cr a t c hita, E benezer stands oat as a crusty uncompromising curmudgeon, a r are breed these da)'S -·•secret and self-coolflined and solitary as any oyster." • JAY SPEN1 /\Christmas with us whe n we hvcd in London, and we went orr to visit surviving Di ckens landmarks in the old city. Over a mulled aJe in the George and Vulture. where the Dickens family still gathers for Christmas breakfast, we agreed that t he unrepentant, not-yet· born again Scrooge was the master's ~realest creation. Old. Ebenezer was at his har- ru m ping best when turning a way the goody -goody fund raisers with se.rcastic questions a bout whether the prisons, the union work hou ses and t he treadmills still provided the services that he, as a taxpayer, was forced to s ubsidize under the Poor Laws. He was sure abead of his time in proclaiming a taxpayer revolt. BUT TIIEN IT all fell apart as Tiny Tim and the three ghosts buried this last of the rugged in· dividualists under a marzipan mountain of social significance. tnatead or shouting "humbug" to the world or fools around him , he was reduced to bellowing "H e ll o" a nd t·M e rr y Christmas" to strangers in the str eet and playing ridiculous party games like old Fezziwig, who on tbe evidence of l1"e novel . was even more or a sweatshop e mployer than Scrooge. Cratchit, for all his whining, went home to a four-room row house with a fireplace that you couldn't touch In London today for under $600 a month. He worked and Ii ved ln a secure net1hborbood too. Didn't he 10 down the slide al the end of Com HJll at least 20 times after work without a ny. feu of g etting mugged? around that groaning board in Camden Town. There were no food stamps in Victorian England. but Cratchil on his salary was able to present has wife and s ax kids with a Christmas dinner coping wllh ~oday's Consumer Price Index . Just readlng the grocery ads in the local afternoon paper. you wonder how Mrs. Cratchil -the one who balked at t oaslin& Scrooge as "the founder or the feast" -was able to come by goose ($1.39 a pound >. potatoes I 10 lbs. for 99 cents>. apple sauce (apples aj. Sl.18 a dozen). slige dressi,(g (99 cents a package>. creamed onions C50 cents a pound), roast chestnuts ($2 a pound). NO WONDER THE lit tle Crat chils a ll applauded when she brought in that ~peckled cannon ball or a plum pudding (plum Sl.14 lb .. currants $1.89 lb .. raisins $2.35) and cringing old Bob doused it with "a h alf quatrain of ignited brandy'' (al least $15 a bottle). Besides hav- ing booze to bum, the sniveHng cle rk ·'compounded some hot mixture with gin <SS a fifth) and lemons (69 cents a lb.) and put It on the bob to simmer." The n the poulterer's man ar· rived with that free prize turkey. NOT frozen, it must have been worth nearly $30. The moming after all that, Cratchit had the gall as Scrooge not only gave him a raise, but pledged to as· sist his struggling family. ON TOP OF that, be told Cratchit they would d iscuss "af. ralra this very afternoon over a Christmas bowl of s mot lng bishop;• another boozy concoc· lion. Thia Is the first clue we have tha t Cratcbit ~at havtn1 his Ill· tie "aUairs" or that Scroo1e permitted drinkina ln the office. • Saturday. Deoamber 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT (j ... f;apltol-T ri_via Arclutect Accowits for Maintenance WAStUNGTON (AP) -Old you know that 10,471 U.S. nap were flown from the roof of the Capitol on July '· 19'78 -the na- tion'• aooth birthday? Or that 129,036 cut nowers were 1rown In the congressional areenhousea that year, 5,000 or· ch tds potted and ~.669 oe w plant.I developed from seed.a or cuttings? ...,.. oa THAT 1t,8tZ keys were made for doors and other locks in the House or Representatives and its office buildings, ai'ld' House carpenters a ssembled 10,084 picture frame&? Most or the fl a1s flown Oft that historic Fourth of J uly fluttered for a few seconds from one of lit temporary flagpoles set up for ..the~ The process started af 12:1>1 a .m . and was finis hed eight hours a nd 59 minutes later. Af. terwards, the flJlgs were mailed l o civic organizations. in· d1v1duals. a nd sc h ools throughout the land ALL OF THESE facts and more -much ·more -are an a report issued hy the Architect of the Capitol. S trangle r .Le tters Popu la r ,. NEW YORK <AP( -The Boston Strangler a pparently has more notofiety in the mincis of the public that Son of Sam ki ller David Berkowitz, Judging from an au<'tion of their letters ' Five lette r s hy Be rkowitz were auct ioned b y C harles Hamilton Galleries at the Waldorf-Astoria for a total of $47 5. ·a spokes man for the gallery said·. Three lette rs by Albert DeSalvo, the Bo s ton Strangler. were sc:Jld for a total or $480. ... THE BE RKOWITZ missives are addressed to Dee Channel or Oregon and occit~1onally also to her husband . Bob, wh9 had malled Berkowitz some retigious literature. the spokesman said . In one letter, purchased for $250. Berkowitz tells Mrs. Chan- nel : • "l know that I am n6 cold· blooded killer and I don't hate ··1 ~ . girls. I want to be forgiven of my s ins and be wittt Jesus when l die ." It was signed "Love . David B " Be rkowitz. 24, is serving a 315-,Yea r nRicow1n sentence at a maximum-security facility at Attica for murdering six persons and injuring seven others. DeSalvo. stabb ed to death whale serving has sentence in prison in South Walpole, Mass . addressed the letters to a man naqied Roy who Desalvo "may or may not have known," the spokes man said. IN ONE, DATE D May 25, 1972. the Boston Strangler talks about his prison hfe and describes his desire to become sexually involved with Roy, the spokesman said. Two Son of Sam letters were sold lo private coll ectors an Maryland and Massachusetts. and the remaining three were purchased by Joseph F. Fawls, a dealer from Port Washington. Fawls also bol.Jght one of the Bos ton Strangler letters. The other two Strangler letters were bought by unidentified collec- tors. •the llamilton spokesman ~aid . In meticulous. minute tktl11l. the arct\itect. George M-. White, :a~count& for evc"ry hght bulb. every pansy. datcod1l and tulip, e very bolftd. can or paint. swatch or curpet and length or baling wjre used to tie up the thousands ot tons or paper Congress throws <iwllY each year. The architect detalls prac tically lo the penny how he spent the $77,542,547 appropriated Cor the maintenance or the Capitol. its office. buildings, grounds and garages a nd the Library of Co ngress from July 1. 1975 through Sept. 30, 1976. the period covered by the report H E ALSO ACCOUNTS for ev e r y t ree on "the Capitol gi:oWlds. 1b1' latest lrf>e census -the fifth since 1883 showed . that as of Dec l. 1975, there were 3,058 trees representing 60 species The most common were the 455 northern red oaks and the rarest, the single coli&eum ma- ple Among the others were 259 .. flowermg dogwoods. 25L scarlet oal<s and nine juJubcs. · The statistics are staggimng, Tree Trouble ' almost l'O~Jess tlouisl' clcu~ers denned !!pols off wa.lls In 30 !>U1tl'1> and poll !\h ed th e woodwork an 43 others Tht' main e ntrunc or the Su preme Co u r t w as "b1rdproot~d" und c<rils lnstalll.'Ci on the roof to melt Ice. IN TIIE RAYBUR N House o r. h<'e Bwlding. workers installed 24, 160 fluorescent tubes and 8.321 incandescent llghi bulbs. t:Jcctnc1ans in the Cannon and Longworth House office build· angs made 801 extension cords. The cleaning wome n were evicted from the basement room 1n the Capllol that they had used as a IO<'ker room and . after the 'PJ Ce was r emodeled. were r<'plan•d by the urch1lect's Wa~t' a nd C l ass1 f1 ca tion D1x1~100 IT WAS A year in which \.Qut•cn Elizabeth vis ited. thl' Magna Carta was displayed on loan and the old Supre me Court and Senate chambers restored. II was also a year an \vh1c h ropes on the three n agpoles on the House side of the Capitol com pf ex had to be replaced ... even till'•'" Debby Shearer <>f Pittsburg h '!j Shadysid e area solved the problem of a big Christmas tree and little auto. But she found that <Jfkr tymg the tree to the top of the car s he ha d a lso tied the door shut She sotved the s 1tuat1on hy .c hm bin~ throui!h the wmdo\\ Microwave O ven ' Standards Rappe d WASHlNGTON CAP > -A feaeral !>lUd}-..,.,,,.,the govl'rnmcnt isn't doing enough lo prokct lhe pubht: trom J.101's1blc ha rmful 'i1de effect!> of m 1crowavc radiation M1 crowav<'s <Jrt• bc1nA us<'tl in a growing numbl•r or apphcat1ons ranging from home cooking to commun1l·a11on~ relay!> The General Accounting Of- fi ce said th<' Food and Drug Ad· ministration 1s lax m morutonng safety standards for two mil hon m1<'rowave ovens used in homes. hos pitals and restaurants AN O IT SA ID tht• FDA has f .1 1 I l' d t o r l' g u I u t t' n i.· w rn1<'rowave product~ ..,u<'h a:,. burglar alarms. <;moke dele<'· tors. commun1cat1on relays, food warmers and commercial heaters.· It also said the agency has failed to set emission standards for medical diathermy devices that could cause excessive ex pos ure to machine operators and to parts of the body not reqmr 1ng treatment The m~hine~ are used to gencratl' heat an bod y, l ISSUCS. An FDA spokesman said the FDA will propose 'ilandards for d1a thC'rmy machines t•arly next .H•ar . ''IN THE PAST :,1•v4.'ral vear!'.. t·on<:ern h a~ !>1gn1 f1 l·cantly in c: r l' <• s (' d over l he p n t c n t 1 a I haiards posed by t•xpolture to microwave radiation," the GAO report said. "Such concern has bee n ~enerated by the significant in- aeasP in the use of m1crowave- em1tting products and by a new awareness of mi<'rowave rad1a- 11 on as a pot e nl1 a I h ealth hazard," the report said Competition Opens For f ellOUJShips • "Its capacity to generate heat 10 body tissue and to cause hcat- related effects during exposure at high levels; such as catarac- togenac effects in the eye, has been known for some time . .. Its effects at low levels or ex- posure. however, such as its re· port e d potential to cause changc s in b e h avior or phys1olog1cal functions, are less definite." Competition. for about 500 new fell owships under the 1979·80 State Graduate Fellowship P rogram has opened, according to the California Student Aid Commission. · The fellowships provide full tuition and fees at any graduate or proressional school in CalUomia . Sta te Graduate Fellowships are available to students who enter their first or second years of a r aduate or professional school beginning the ran term or 1979, a spokesman said. \ THE COMMISSION said it wlll continue to select students Mesan Honore d Cecilla J . Pirro, daughter of Mr. end Mn. A. Pirro of Colta Mesa, baa been na med to the current year'I ''Who'• Wbo Amons Studeut.a to Americal\ UJllventU. and Colletes." or unusual ability and achieve- ment from among a n antic1pat· ed 6,000 candidate111 and offer consideration to students with potential who are from fi "d1sad· vantaged background · · Applicants are required to submit test scores from either the Graduate Record Exom ina· tlon, the Law School AdmlaaiOll Test, the Dental Admissions Test, the Medical College Ad· misalon Test or thd Graduate Mena_aement Admission Test. Airfiel,d Move ·Put on· Ba llot SAN DIEGO <AP> · · Voters ' will be asked in the primary· election In June 1980 to say whether t.bey want Lindbergh Field moved and where. The decision to put lhe issue.to "appropriate voters" was made by d l r ecton o f the Com · preh.nslve PlannJng Ora aniza· Uon. Imperial Beach cast the on· ly neiauve vote. My friend J ay Sharbutt, who also labors at oae of tbe hJgh 1tool1 in the AP column quil~ workhouse, Weet Coatt division, ii convinced Dlckena bad his beat novel 1oin.1, better even than "David Copperfield ," unUl he blew it ln Stave Four, the Jut chapter, by~avina Scrooee tum an IOft and manhmallowy, aim· perina like an ldJot lo the sc.r.t urcbln below hll window -and 1end1n1 tbat prtn turltey to bl• ma11Dtertal clerk. SCROOGE SHOULD have re· alhted that Cratchlt's cries of poverty were ab r burn but as IQOn u the Ghost or Cbrletmu Present permitted blm to J>eek tn on 'nny Ttm and the otben "I don't know how It is at your plac~ of wo rk, but anyone ca ught playtn1 around during of· flee hours ln this place or drink· Ing on the company pre mises wo uld, H t he or ialnal un· reconstructed Scrooce warned Cratc blt, kee~ hl1 Cbnatmu by l01tn1 hie altrillon. . · • I S he attend• rort Wr1tbt Coll••• In Spokane, WMb. Applications and financial aid forms Jn&)' be obtained from atate cdllegts and universities or from the California Student Aid Com m ission, 1' 10 fo'lfth St .• Sacr amento. Ca. 95814, before Feb.5,tm. It WM unclear who would be allowed ta vote., even on an ad· viaory buis. Alternative altes to the aJ rport are all inside the city of San Dieso. r ~ . , , . .. ...... __ ,.._ . • ,. :s ,. t u :I .. 0 c. ' l w lh e 'I l,<, • 75 "4.' W, )(' 31 ••• ·b. IO 1k 0!1 .ek ba ltn 10 . C~ DAIL V PlLOT PUBLIC NOTli E "1•U1t t}vt i,,,,.....,, <"•'• ,,..,. t ,._,,~ ,.,'N Cloo1 to II tO ttlf l•" • ,,,. Pllftl.I(' "IOTl<'I-' ~•<''"°"'au'',.'" NAMI tfAflMtNT 1ftt ·~· 'flli\l 1 ... _ ... u,. """"'' , .. u •• , UllAlllT ..... IO<Jll\ '"' ''" Wey l •t• ._..w I A W:.1' f'.,At, ._.,,.. h.-.i'-w"' •\I ""' Wet' l .,,.Ml<~ t 1' •1•1' 'n•\ ""°"'°"" 1 "''"" '"'' r _ ~" A ........ v ... u.,,_...' -. ... ""11111• ffti. ,,.,.,,....,., -. ., I,.,.. • '"' ..... rc.u(•I• {ltd• I "''•"9' l ,_.,. 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CA • Thl1 bu•'""" '' conoucteo ov • limited pat1N1'/>lp 5•1"*' M.. ltoell• T "" ,,., • .._, ...... llled Wit It the Cou"'Y Clrrk of Ora~ County on Nov :JO. 1979 1'1ff6U Publl\hed Or-Colt\1 ~lly PltOf o.c 9, "· 23. :JO. 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI eUSINIU NAMI ITATIMINT T II~ lollOwlnQ ,..rlOl'I h dol119 bull· ne\\ A\ IAVINf Bt..UEPRINT, •:JOI Bircl! St • Sull• t. N-1 BH<lt, CA loyal .._rtlert tucur, 10.9 s A~\4!0e. Anelt@lm, CA 92Q T Ill\ bu\lnc!Si I• Conclucleel by •n l'I dfYl<hiaf loY•f Hff'fler1 T<Khr Tiii\ \lat-I wM fll«I wltlt lltt Counly C .. rk Of OrenQt" County on Ott s. 197' ~,...,. Publl•Nd Oranoe Coast Dally Pllo4, 04!< •. t•. n, ~. t978 SS3S.1t PlJBLJC NOTICE '1CTITIOUS eUSINIH NAMI STAT•MINT Tiit' lollowl"ll l)erlOl'I IS OOll>Q bull· nftS\ '9\ VIC. TOAIA'S GOLD MART, 36 .. ·A 5oulh A"•t04 Sl•f'el, !Minta Ana. Ca. 9710• Clair# Fltel'IC!<. 3700 Plate Ori,.., S.nta AM . (.a. 97104 Tl!•\ bu•I-ll conclu<ted by 1111 ln- dlvooual Cl•lre Fl~he• Tiii\ \11'1-I w•• Iii"" with tltt Counly Clerk 01 Ora~ Coun1v on o.<tm.,.r •. 1971 iyatft1 Publ"he<I OY.tnqe CCN\I 0.111' PMot o.c ••. n . :io. 1'71. Jan •· t9'9 s.20-11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTtC:•Of' NON-•eU09tlfelllTY NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN t ... t the,,_....., ... ""°' be ~llble for .,., dltlls °' llabOlllM tontr.c:!H llY ~ny-oltltr -mvwu, on or efter 1r.h-•. Oeled tllls ltft cUY ef Oec.emller, ""· CORINNA M. 8A88 2!01 Via M<lrlna Newport Beecl>, Ca lllomf• t:IMO Publl•N<I ~ Coast O•lly PllOl Ott<tmber 9, I&, 11. 1t1e S'6.S.7' PlJBUC NOTICE ... INFLATION .G.QT vo.u •• DOWN?. The Daily Pilot can help you ge\ out frqm under. Here's how: • That c lutter in your garage is more valuable now than e ve r before. Turn those unused golf cl-ubs, skis or old appliances into cash with .a qai ly Pi lot wa·nt ad. I • Save money with grocery coupons , and published supermarket savings. • Find a new or better job for spouse or offspring to bring new income to· the family. • tires day. Find the best values from aspirin to 1n the advertiserrents printed every ·~ Wh~n your budget needs help, rely on the • DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ' ... Tht• BiQ9!"il MMk~IPl<lq• On Tht> Or11nq" (OdSI COAST ~IFE and DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS One Call tf42-5678 Fcl'St Credit Ser\lice ApprO\l&I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 8 ~ I 002 Q 11•r1' ..002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ;J • BEST· ·IN BLUFFS CHOICI EAIL Y ILUFFS t-nd unit, 1900 sq . fl .. 3 BR. 2 12 ba.; a ll new. luxurious neutrtJI c arpets. paint. mirrors, shutters. Prime cul de sac lot. Vacant. Only $157,500. Bea1.1ty ! orlN SAT /SUN 1-5 464 GAVIOTA JUST USTED! Finest prime-greenbelt Joe .. early OluHs End unit. :J BR . 2'n ba .. 1900 sq . ft. Many custom features. Wet bar. parquet flooring, luxurious neytral carpeting, mirrors, 3 lge. encl. patios. Only $159,500. OPEN SAT. I ·5 21 31 VISTA LAREDO HELEN B., DOWD REAL TOI IHC. 644-0134 Lid & ~ Witt. ttte bperl EQUAL HOUSING ·OPPORTUNITY W1Mr'1 Noffee: All rut estate advertised i.o tbil De\oVSpaper is sub· ject t.o the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it Illegal to advert111e "any pre ference. LI m1tal1on, or d.iscnrrunallon based on race. color. religion, sex. or national ongt.n, or an intention to mak~ any such preference, llm1h1 lion, or dlscnmll)alloo. '' nus newspaper will not knowing!.¥ accept any adver tising for re al tllllate which IS in viola· lion ol the la_w_. ___ _ a.ROIS: Adnrtinn ....., check their ad1 cWly ..ct report .,.. nn ..._clatety. The DAILY rtLOT cn.-1 Wailty fw tM flnt itt- carnct iftMriiol'I Oftly. CUTE HOUSE OHR·2 LOT F.ast.stde, Costa Mes». 3 Bedrmcharmer. Formul livinl rm wlreal wood bum.Ing fireplace. Love ly remodeled kitchen w/cuatom cabinets & pass t.bru window lo d tn mg area Added on fam1 ly rm. Converted garage may be used for lite game rm. All thts :.it Jn affordable once. 673·8550 (lff',JH'/•I j t, rt#/• ~ [ \81 ll~~ltt -----~ 2MDTEE $85.000 3 II-AXER FORECLOSURE! TRUE! 3 Bedrm fixer· uppel", will go in to roreclo11 ure shortly l Bani< h»s nouf1ed owner c:J it's intent. Good loc a· lion. 67X107 Lol si:r.c. l<'ull prire JIL,l $65,000 ' Take lidvuntal(c. call 752· 1700 Now! l~tiiMil COLUGEPAU 4 Big bedrooms and a guesl swte. make tJug a very hvable pride of ~rsh.sp home Local· ed m a top neighborhood among green bell&· and t.op rated school~. Full pn~ Sl 16.500. With VA terms. Call 751·3191. Th~ owner is very anxlows. C:SELECT T' PROPERTIES 7 l1'lt Pouible 7 OLD <.:ORONA DJ::LMAH 4.000 :sq.ft . YFS! ! ! Triple A. doublt· wide lot JUSt off Occun Blvd Formal livinl( r m + huruly rm w/wet bar 5 Large bedrms. earh with its own bath. 3 St!clooed pnvute pal.106 Spirul slmrca!le leading to 2nd level. 4 <.:ar t>nclosed garages. All lhi.~ under one roof on comer lot. Don 't let th~ one 11et. away! Call 673-8550 "f"i I • I f f1 f( f I "• t ~ll1llld IAYAK>MT DUPLEX Spacious 3 bdrm & 2 bdrm. units Wtlh rrpk & 4 car gar. A superb r{'n· t.al property w/ city. bay h1•arh amcn1l1e i. $395.000 1 OC'canfronti. rrom $375,000 & up ~layProp. Reolton • 67S.7060. Classified Ads your one· f'md wtwl you want tn st.opshopp~ 'center. Daily Pilot <.:1asi.1(1eds _ ONE OF OUR IEST!! Fabulous 3 hdrm. Q<·can view home in prt•s t1~101,1s I rvine Terrnce . Convenient to the <·ountry club & ya('hl cluh. Ma~nificient yard with 30 yr. old Pinr trees. Plenty of privacy! Owner has bought another hom e. $184 ,500 Try a leasl'/option. UllC&,,Nlt TARZAN C l H T I F F I R G H 0 0 R 0 G J I Y 8 E E W J A M E S P I E R C E X 0 R I R P U X 8 R M R R C l G W 0 H R A J H UOYBBKIAAEE OQOHLB ON C G R R A A l A X H E U Y l 0 E G ~ l E E 0 J N 0 R 8 0 H H E I P M 0 l E 0 8 H P R P E A K N A N C E C R J E Y C E l E E D R H Y E 0 0 N K 0 A E N R N H U H H K 0 M E H R E l G M R C N 0 I N E H E 0 I N A K G R Y A S 8 0 M H L E R E L L U M S $ I E W Y H H H 0 J 0 T N T L U K N L C Z M Y E B 0 8 R 0 M T T E S C a C A H 0 ~ 0 N 8 R R R C L c RR o r1: A 2 R Alt c LE o r KE S E J E 8 8 A R C R £ T S U 8 W S H A : HlcNtn WOfda IMIOW --'°"'9lrd. beck• Wlfd, up, ._ Of~. Find Mdl end lloll It Ill.~ •• Htnry .loMny~ DIMV Miiier :.. ""' Ely ..... ~ ..., Cnbllt .c Lu lttiitf Jock MlllOMY GllM Monie ~ Ow Pol• Gordon lton flONld Adair Elmo Unco111 IMt leftntt1 Gordon Oriffitfl TomorrOtl:??m , • t ~ 3 k 1. u :I •• ). \ 'I .... , Hovwa for s-. H0411HI hr Sale HcNJ., For s-. HMHI Fer s• . s.iturday, Oecemb9r 'Ii· 1978 OA!J.Y "'LOT C.J t4oiltMt '°r 5'* ••••••••••• , • •• ._. •••••• • , ••• •••. t. •• •• •• ••• •• • ••• •••••••• •••••• •• •••• ._. ............ u ........ , ..................... ~ .. tOOZ ..... r.i tOOJ & ... "91 1002 ._...,_,. Houw1f0t'S. Hous••ForSd« Ho..sesForSah .00,.. G--..-111 1002 ·~ ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a • ...,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••• • •••• .............. G----' 0 G _.. G •• ••• • •• • • ...... •• •• •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• ... •••• •• • 00 ,.._.,... I 02 t'Mruo I eo2 -•M• at I 002 associated 111 ') • ( II '. • I "' T 1111 '> J IJ; ... "" •d'" •It • •• ' WATERFIONT DUPLEX S450,000 he.,.._. lUKOMe ~ -tt.. wcrter wtff) boot d<K.. ,erlwci fw ttw OWMf' ......... to .... "' • lflOC'°" ho.ft• mid ....... -_._. ...,. a. -.... oad ,.,.,.... Wt t for t•e~r or "'° .... ~ •. ~ hOllt• ,, ) ldrw\. ditNft.cJ ,... +.. Md ..ct loft ..... with highc ...... ~~1~9!JSJ ~.~~~.~ ~~~ c0ftdo8""._ hoft..t Oft Ht. watw wfftll th •cry ftRHt ill VktoriOft dt<or. tt'• ol coordilliahd · wttll built i" _..,., - ,.ad•d -.d b4r•.t.d fJlou doon ond wlndow1, mo11he wood beoMS, circutoHo.. fott1 CllMI two a.-bstanticd btld1 fluptmc ... ~ Wonwttt ond ••cftetMM Hwvout Miis 2 ~. plMs deft/study, 2 bakonln and luxwy llvi"9 Ok THE WA TU. loat slip ovollGble. ON WATERFRONT S385,000 hcepffmal c0ftdomi11i1Nn Of'I water wtth Wt0b1trucNd VIEW OF boaHnq octMty .ct ··-· IMJMs. ·~.., dKCM'"CMd 2 bedroom. with the finest amenities. Security bultd lutCJ with o presti9loa11 oddr•n for the esecuti•e ... Hos •CIUfto. OPEN 5-tday I -4 PM. 60 t Udo Porit Dr, RiltCJ 4A to lff HOME & BOAT SLIP $335!.8 tutdMdudity and open feefi119 4 oom ltotne Oft ttw WATER. Unusual and very fu;;c ti0ttol hOUM H,.,.ouutdiitCJ Interior courlyord. Family room and lcirge patio with brick and wonnth. WATFRrRONT HOMl~ :.'GJ:J \\ ('11J,I 11 1~11\\ ,I\ 'J."" 1>11r1 H1·J c·/1 4 111 1 h:lt lllHI Book of Transfers Success Coat! t " Qu•Ck ·n· easy r~ I I I I I I I I • I I I I 9456 IOY2-22Y2 ~ 1Tf"" ..... 11f~I' .... Stnd now tor our new boo- Q\JICI\ 'N EASY TRANSFERS• elver 150 de5tgns to embro1dei. paint ()( macll1ne-~. fo1 clothes. curtains. pictures. pillows lnctuo~ \late llowei patches. hull~. flowers. alphabets more• Mail one dollat and a halt '°' each copy ol Qui<• 'n' hsy T llftlf6ts dtStrtd Send to: \rw ou• SUCCl ':>~ COA 1 Mite 8roob 11 ~ yoong ctn(ic. 112111 /Of .in, N~CJ lecraft Dept. 105 t•mt• No ~11n sleeves no Daily Pilot tu111pl1tate1J details-choose 8o1 1'3, Old Chthu !ta.. Mew !loublekn1ts. wool blend YO!\, NY .10011. !trint IC1mt, P11nltl1 Pa1lern 94&6 Address, Zip, J attem Mumbtr. lf~I c;,,e-, 10•1. 12'' 141, NlW1NOW1 Ou1 1979 NHOl( \lil1 ll!\1 20'1. l2'1 Site 14'1 CRAn CATALOC-ow-1 200 mu <bu~I 31) l~ke<> 31. )Os &O · 111 dl'Sl&ns 3 htt panernl p11nted tnS1de S'nd 15t Send 1.50 foi .-ch p1tttnt. Add 12'-0utt\/bsy Tmtsftrs Sl.50 40t IOI ucfl ~"" flw first· l2a.,1tch.ork QM11t\ Sl.50 elm 11nnat1, htlHlhna. Stnd to: 127·AfcllaM 'ii' Dvlh9' Sl.50 l~ftJF1owm $1.50 MARIAfl MARTIN l2Helafs Qullts Sl 50 124-Gtlb 'n' Omall'ltllts Sl.50 Pattern. Oei>t. 442 Ul-Shtdl'n' Patch Quilts Sl.25 Daily Pilot 122 Stuff 'n' !tuft Quilts Sl.U 232 Wiit lltll !t., hr TOI\ 121.itrllOw Stlow-Ofb Sl.50 ltT 100\\. Mnt Ulll. Al). l17·l.asJ Netdltpolnl Sl.00 OltSS. ZIP. Silt 11141 S1YlC l li-M11ty Ftlty Qultb Sl.00 IWMltl. • . 115-~t Croclltt . Sl.00 let's ~ PIKllCll-yoll l't 113-1f11Uftt "fts Sl.00 mott '°' le1$ s •h•n '°" 1N' 110.1111ffy •ur ... .. ... 1sc Send IOI new FAl.l·WINTCR lot.Sew & lnl . Sl.n fASHIONS TO SCWCATAl.00 1b$ t•tf!SUlrt Mtcrt111t .. S.1.00 SI.~ coup0n for frw 1>1t· lOl·lllttaftt falllofl .. Sl.00 lttft of yo111 c~e 75f 10S.I~ Crodltt . Sl.00 111·.._ S... W .SIM *'llltlllt llOMt Sl.00 tOl-lllltMt ,.,.. .... St.• IOJ.15 Qllilts tot 1.-, 7Sf 1a..--.. Qlitb ..... SUI lG2·M1tJt11111 Q.tb 75' IZ"4fta '11' ~ SUO 101.q.itt Colttctilll 75' UOO ISL! u.1 ~· v iew from 2 pnl io ~('Cb "'lh'onc~.s r usl om sp1H·anu-. !\ txlrtn . It tia rh Crnt.htional home. hkr 1ww ldc·;il fur ctttt•rturnrnJ? $6<KI CIOo OCEANFIOMT ·REA[_ ESTATE . ~ ................... ····••················· ·•·•·••·•·······••···•• •••••···•·•····••··•··· v\ L~l.l''l ~ •· - 1~YLOR co~ 10-;1\ l.T<Jl <S ·.i 11.1·1 .. HM6 DAVIDSOt-f REALTY . PRESENTS t24 W. OCIAHAtONT OPltf SUN. 1•4 , oouhty c·rnrtsmnnsh11> in mahoJ! trim THE BEST GIFT OF ALL MIMORAILI ,AMIL Y GIFT Perfect fomily hom e In Harbor Vjew H o m es . Be;iutiful "P ulermo" 1n prC'm1um location on quiet corn ·r a<.·rost; from ~re~nbclt. 4 Rdrms with l ar·~f' spaci ous kitchen oµenin~ to fu mily room with mirrored wc.>t bar . L ovely la ndscape d yurd w / larg(' tr<'cs. built·in fare .nnA and OBQ Convenien\_ to com m unity pool Hnd el ementary school. Make the whole family happ~! $196,000 including land . l ~nd. PENIM. rOINT OCEAMFIOHT Ra r e oppor t unity tor a l u<:ky family! Charmin~ Cape Cod on Newport's best beach : 3 BR + sep. maid's qtrs. or teen retreat. T ree s haded brick p)lllo. din. rm. with 1',r~nch doors. $495.000 '' <Mk tloor~ 't'I' u(f this lundmurk . 4 14 n :1 ha hunw in rmt•st loc:ution ..: ... t ahht-twd lrt'l'l'I & 1.1~ni, $47!} 000. IACK IAY . 1' •flt' t lK!rm 21 ~ buth fonuly home on c1u1l'l l'ul dl· :-..1~ Over~i1.t'<I pool. plJ v hou.<it'. .,tora~tt S 169,000 Term~. . '\, IAYFRONT St•\,., 111 fine..· liuyfront home.!> ~llh pll'r ~:,lip AVALON 1 \\-di row.tr ut•ll•<I :t UH I tw. oak 1111111 f>.11l1,al h.tl'lt'llll'lll, l'OnC'rt>t•\• l11u11d~1tro11 ,..lat:-. .1n·.1 , 120.000 Fl't' BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J 'I". I""". f\lR "'7'i ·l>lb1 ... n,.y4h. • ~ • EMERALD BAY -Mon Into "'is private a,.och c:omnwnfty with ~·· parts & t...Us for a •ert low price. Two bedrooms plus de11 o,. 3 bedrooms: rflnOCMl.d & r.decorat.d less thout I yecr OCJO· Only $270,000. OCEAN VIEW -EMERALD IA Y BeauttM 4 bedroom plus family room witti op•n ~ ceill119s, red ceder, tile roof, fantastic private mosffr tMdroom suiff, format dittirMJ. hucje-playroom. plus cMhlu kitchetL TWs is a tretneftcto. opportwNty for · anyOM d.slrinCJ the olMftltlH and privacy of &Mratd Bay. $525,000 644-70-20 2123 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH IACX IAY •ARGAIH Lwcunous Woocbtream :i bedroom. 2 swcy. Walk tD pool, Y M C A .. shop ping. $94,900. 10% Down. Hurry. take advantage CalJ6464477 LIDO REALTY PRESENTS _ ..... CONDO AND BOAT SLIP Ort;N<'wpor t 's b ay. :t bdrms .. 2 haths + l'rew/ maid's quarters. Big ua:rview to mounta ins. SPANISH HACIENDA REDUCED $20,000 . Own er motivat ed. wants to sell now! 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. on ~-level. Mc.i ny patios. lots of tile. Reduced pn ec $205.000. BA YFRONT & SLIP Ruv or IC'ase on U do; varant 5 bd r m . 3 baths. in lime for boat parade. NEW -HEW -NEW! Super b 3 & 4 bdrm. home~._ all de:-.ignl'd for l'Ontem por ary hvrng : some of these quality homes ar e n ow fi n ish e d . O th ers und e r con s t r u c t i o n . 9 :11.i "~ fi n a n c i n g available. Irvine area. LIKE A WATER VIEW? Sec this highly upgraded townhouse i n prestigious Ra ncho San Joaquin. 3 B drms .• 3 baths, overlooking M <1so n Pa rk & l a k e , with p1l'luresquc U.C.l. Campus & Turtle Rol·k hills in background; walk lo golf course & tennis courts. Priced c.it $165,000. JACUZZI & LARGE POOL 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath home with unique spiral staircase leading to bonus room that can easil v be converted i nto 2 bdrms. Form al dining rm .. 2 c u s t om frplcs. & m a ny othe r amenities. SPECTACULAR CdM VIEW Owner will finance on . installment sale 9112r;, interest ; 3 bdrms .. 3 baths, 1-level. Large corner lot, bay & ocean vi e w , with s unset s supreme. New price. $215,00 -on fee land. FOR LEASE 30 Ft. slip. pool, jacuzzi & tennis courts. 1".? htk. to beach ; possible 2 bdrm. + loft. $635 A Month. UDO REALlY 67~7300 A 01v1slon ol Red HHI Realty CLOSE IN 1919 AVOID HIGH IN-YER EST RATE New leg1s la t1on . n ew flnuncing techniques and new court d ec1s1ons. makes 1t easier than ever to purch.ase or sell a ~ro· perty & close escrow U1 a matter or days. For the fll'St time. Banks, Sav. ing.s & Loans can provide 'wrap around' rif)ancing, that together with seller financing can beat high lllterest rates., Our staff of experienced pro · ress1onals help Lhe1r clients buy. sell, or ex· c hange $63 million dollars wor th or rt•1JI estate in the past 12 months. Call no.w & ask about our many homes. & invest ment listings. Call 752· 1920. ' QUAIL . PLACE HOPER TIES'• 10,.. TH l :lO P.M.I IA Y Ftl<»O' LIDO • 443A Via Lido Soud OpenSat/Suo I 5 3 BR 2 BA $375.000 Agt 642·5002. 5'15·234 ME5ADELMAR p00LHOME this profession a lly landscaped S bdrm. 3 ba .. home has it all ' You can wallt t.o schools & shopping. Great for larRe fanuly or someone who needs an office & sewing room A real value a t $120,000. Call 556-2660 ti:= SELEC T I PROPERTIES WAL.KTOIEACH $550 per mo., SHARP, 3 bdr h6me.. Call Mack. 962-1788 You don 't n~ a gun to "draw fast" when you place an ad in the Daily Pilot Want Ads! Call now -642·5678. ~ DOING ~ .... BUSINESS .;; UNDER A _ .. , FICTITIOUS -NAME? If you have ju11 filed your new Flclitloue 8uslne11 Hamt en d h•ve not yet submlt1ed II lor publlcatlon. pleaH oon·t rorget l het the llmllallon la 30 days from date of fltlrr9 Tlle DAILY PILO T w l ll publish your 11111ement l or 1 3 4 .SO . Our clrculellon lnclu~a the entire Orenge Coast art• and l•Q•I notlcH appear In ell edlllona. In or d•r to •ubmll your •l•tem en t l o r publlca llon ••n d approprle1e c:opy and e check to THE o.AILY PILOT. P O. Bo• l540, Colla Meaa. CA 9292'. We'll do the rHt. For lnformetlon •bout legal adverllalng pi.... call 642-4321 EKt. 332 JASMINE CREEK-VIEW-5239,000 Gor geous tri·level \>rand new "Sea Breeze" mod e l wit h many added a m enities. Air·cond. fully landscaped. a uto . s pr inkl ers. lux u ry cptng. mirrored ward robes. beaut. light fix· lures. 3 BR. fam r m & form<:tl DR. Gate guarded area.. Call 640-6(}7S. for enlry during opcn1 boosc or 644·49JO an y other tim e. 5 JETTY DRIVE SAT /SUN I 2:30·4:30 SEA VIEW'S FIHEST-5278,000 MEW EXCLUSIVE OfffRIMG F untastlc p a n oram ic view of c1t v li g h t s . ocean . Catalina & Pa los Verdes. Absolute p<.•rfec:tion thruout this p rofess ion<1 lly decorated & prof. la ndscapcd "N an tu ck et .. mo d el' 'BC'ttcr th:rn ·most model homes. J(i g hl y i m proved with luxurious c ustom cptng & dra peries. automatic spr inkle r s & o utdoQr li ,ghtin.I! & expensive wall coverirfgs. Soft l'Olors. Call todav to sec thi s 2 bl><iroom & convertibie dl•n beautv. Sc•c urit v <irca offers pool and tennis c:ourts . · IRVIME TERRACE VIEW HOME SpN·tacular panor amic vic·w of l h<'" harbor. j etty. city lights. Catalina and gorgeous sunsets . /\ sight to bt•hold' 2 La r ge bedrooms plus mmd's rm & sitting room . formal dininJ! room & de n .• Lovel y p oo l 1n e n c l osed courtyard. $310.000. See a ny time. llG CANYON CUSTOM-5775,000 Beautiful l·stor y custom home with g reat golf course viC'w. Inviting l'ntry wi th lush t r opical l a nsdsca p1 ng. P r 1vat(• l'nch~sed pool. 4 Bedrooms <inc luding glamorous master su1tl' w 1 fircplal'C. for mal dining r m. fomil y · rm wi th wet bar plus a I.Cl' billiard room . 3 baths + luxurious pwd rm. Lovely quiet cul -de ·~ar street. Sec gua rded coun try club area. See any time! Call now 644 -4910 WESLEY N, TAYLOR CO. 21 I I San Joaquin Hiits Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I . 644-491 0 STAR GA'ZEK"~• i.;...;:-=.:..:..:..~--Bv C.Ll\Y ll POL.L"N M "°"' Ooilr .6.Cf1rr1•1 Gu-d• ~ V Af<o'd'"9 •o '"'• S•o.1t To drvtlop mauoot !Or Su,,dOy, •tod """d' tou~·"O ro """'1be() of your Zocl.oc birt~ s.on. .. ,,,,.~. 6:1 .. P l -lolH••'tf'li MPt~ eeo. .. .ot.e • , •o.i • .,. Ul•Ptci "''lltl'ld• '°"-1t00.tK ... ,, •PP41•'' 11 .... ~. 1' C-Cwt•t• 7~8o 1. MOf• 71,,..., It C.000.tl tl•I "MoltG., IOF1~1'1(1•i ., ,,. .. ~-13H•f'IO..., .. °" MSUWllO'I-·-'7T.ct•11tty .,., ...... •""'1ace .:>Vnot·~-''''' c:~c"u.al 24 CANYON ISLAND DRIVE ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE Special opf)Ortunity. 8. 7<'7t variable loan availa ble : owne r will carry secondary financing . UDO REALTY 673-7300 A Drvis10n of Red Hill Realty 675-341 '1 SAHTA selec-ts this nea t Corona del Mar duplex with a g reat .corner location to warm your . heart on Christmas Day and keep you cO(>I at tax t ime . Tuck these keys in your Christmas stocking. 52 I 1115 • 675-3 4 11.1 $17',500 LUSK" RE 1\LTY a Jo Ii 11 I J. /, u ,. /... (~ .\.· n n ( ·n. 2515 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar HEWPORT SHORES Spic N'Span & Cozy & Bri~ht ' 2 an. 2 ba .. 2 frpl cs .. too good to be true~ But . 'tis! $102.000. 332 P HOSPECT. OPEN SUN. 1-4 · LIDO ISLE Por th<:' disl'rtminating buyer : completc•ly furn. home with 4 lge. BR's & sep. maid's qtrs. A sophist icated s howplate at $527 .500. IRAHD HEW FOURftLEX Xlnt Costa Mesa art.'a : 2 BR each. $235,000 PALM SPRINGS CONIV'"'\\ liltmore Hotel grounds. 2 BR rt\ \ . .>rmer model. fabulous mt. '~ v . 8 ea utifullY furn. S82.500... LAGUNA NIGUEL House nestled in ,a park·hke sett mg: 2 BR +den. 2 ba .. '2 pa tios . P ra vac:y & care .free; C:1 ll ex t e rior ma1nt. provide d . 3134 1 CAMPANA WAY , OPEN SAT/SUN l ·5. 5129.500. DAV IDS 0 N . RE ALTY ·: (N. C. 3116 N'-'wport Blvd N R 573.' 60 file~~~.~~~~ FABULOUS· BIG CANYON ESTATE Classic Countrv Enghl'lh home on f ai r wav : '1 l~<lr m s & m a i d 's, librar~'. 'ror mal dinm~. family mom and countrv kill'hcn , wine cell ar . $995.000 fl'e ·land. DEALER'S CHOICE. A DUP L EX·? A llOM E'!? Or a cotn binalion of BOTH??? on this C'h o i ce W EST BAY A V E PEN lNSULA location Df'l'<>r is dcli ~htful <m d it 1s in mo1,e in cond ition. YOURS tor $285.00U. IAYSHORES Charming Capl' Cod :i RO 2 TlA. Lovelv ros<• gard<.>n. Near pr1vat<.' beaeh". S2 10.000 inducting l:mct PRIVATE ROAD I mm acul a t e :l BH h ome·. l an d in c lu ded. an park-lik e s <'lting: C'Om m unity pool. putt in.I! green. and lC'aho use. Sunroom 12x30. firephtcC'. dini n g roo m . li\'in i? room. and br eakfast ar ea in kitchen. 5 BDRM. VIEW HOME -LHCE MEW! Bc:wtiful remodeled and expandl•d Som erset modC'l in Harbor View Homes Phase 111 . French doors and w mct <)w!>. 2 skylig hts. new master bedroom and ·t·nlargcd li ving and t a m1l y r oom s. T o ta ll y relandscaped . bes t locat ion on top ~treet. S259.500 . VILLAGE OF HARBOR VIEW l 'sed britk g&.1 rd('ll "1th i?azebo. t r e llised pat ios. 55' ~onl with j c1cuni. All l h1s with a larJ!<' 5 Rdrm fam ilv•hom e with fam1-lv room & 2 firepl~C('!>. The mo:-.t for· the money in Newport Beach . $249.900 includes the land. CAREFREE JASMINE CREEk 2 Rdrms. den. form&.1 1 dining. two f 1reple1ccs. F.xc1:pt1onal decor. buill in book('ast's. wood fl oor ing in C'ntr y. Professionall y lan<lsC'ap'f•d prim e co1·n<.•r lcw~llwn . $239.500. CORONA DEL MAR Exquisitely c us tom buil t. new 3 bedroom . library home j u!it steps from lrttlC' Cor ona beach. Reams. oak hardwood floors. French d oors. dumbwaiter and even more> await thC' most disn iminatinµ bu,ver. By appointment. $52.5.000. · OlO CORONA DEL MAR Yo ur chance to move into a brond new Cape Cod bui lt on a tr ee lined cul -de-sac. I 11:! blocks from Bi.E! CoronH Beach. T wo new homes. bo th 3 bedroom s. 2 firepla<.·es. French doors. count ry kitchens. exposed beam ed t'ei lin~s & much mo re. $290.000 a nd $298.000. THE VERY NEWEST IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR 2 Beautiful homes one block from the beach . each ' has .. supe rb entertaining areas: top of the Jine fixtur es a nd a pplia n ces, 4 bedr<>Q.ms. 3 ba ths. 3 fi'repl act>s. vie ws. totally landscaped . $398.000 and $415.000. CHRISTMAS S,ECIAL BA Yl4'RON1' HOM E l.ARGF. SLIP F EE LAND BJ\ Yf'RONT llO~H: LARG E SLIP f'EE LA ND BAYFRONT HOME LARGF. SLIP FEE LAND BALBOA PENINSULA $750,000 Open Today 1·4. See Bill ,1:lcn"6 at 1024 E. Balboa Blvd. ·· .. COLDWIU. IAMll' co. . 844·9080 tltt IAN.IOAOUtNHIUIM. IN~TCINTPt ... . -.. ' • J ~ I ll ., .. 0 w l h •• 'I •I.:. w. ~. .31 ,., :h. jC) ck ni. ck rm .tis. ~lat br. -~tj • DAILY Plt..OT 8e1urdar, 0-.mber II U171 macnab I Irvine realty- ~A-«tMO TOwt•IOMI OM UOO BeaullfuJly deeorated ln of\ J'I utral colors LA ~· b~uml'd l'ethng hvtng rm w1fplc, opens to Qpprox 30 x 12' tt>rnwe w/view S p guest smlt> w 11dd'I pubo l.oh1 of exlrutt ' $250,09'> flexible flnctnrin~ Lj'nnc• Volentmc 644 6200 01 46 ) IAl6Alf'f lf'f IATSHOIH Bt•uc•h hou.w _cl\urm w bcttnwd cc>thril!' & c·oty fnlc-2 lllt 2 bJth 1:-J(•n "' rt>om to r.-moc.M -tJfl.4 9~ OPf':"ll SJ\'f 12 ~ 4 30 r t ~CH t:sTVI t'W DH t JI 2t1J ~-HOMI In t'WJJOr1 Hl'lf.!hts .All tht.-<'harm of ao oldt>r h<lmc.· - <'U"tomued "' Jll the.• ,.:rand ft•.,ttun• ... of u 1ww homt-' 3 8Rs, 2 b~ths. gourmet ktt<'hf'n IJ.? forntly rm ntlu~h.-d on ,, O<'rt' $198,SOO Ol'EN SAT & SllN I 5 p M r.oo l ~Tff hi <H 2'7l 5'ACtOUS SOM8t$1T MOOa 5 H It, :l.-Mor" tfttrbor ViPw horrw no." pnc.·t«i tor f.t...,1 ~uh> tel Sll ~.lKIO' c u ... tom lur\dM·apm,:? m<'I i-pa 11.1c·11111 patio & f1rl'ptt M <tn. u11~rndt..., · '°lut o.1k ba11111~k1 '· book~ht•lws & ph1 nk Ooonn~ OPEN 1>1\1LY·1 ~ P M lKS'I POHTTAta;1<:1n (ll-2ftl NfW OCIAtRONT IEAUTY Br<&nd m:w 4 BR. 4 buth ~pht ll'vcl w wet har ~ 2 la vin~ rms (Ont.' upstu1rs I! l"antnstir view' Hurry th1~ C>r\l' won't lust ' $450,000. A1s~u Wi.tvne fi42 82~15 c fl ~ > • EXCLUSIVE IN llG CANTON 1st time .QfferPd' Dcvl'loper's own horn('. 4 BR. 214• buth -b<•aul1lully uppointt.>d w/su<'h amenilu>s us teak entry, de,1J?ner pup'ers. beamed C'eiltngs thrtiout + u.r t•ond & pool. One or Big C'unyon 's fin(•St Vil'WS I $575 000 L.vm1t• V .tlentrne 644-fl200 <ll-30 I WESTCUFF Sw1m mto ttH.· New \'l'<H" w1lh this 4 Bil hC':-iuty ' NL•w t·p~. nc" pamt 1n & out. new appltan <:e~. wood burning lpk + lg baek yurd \\-/sw1mmmg pool! llurry on lh1s one for S229.~' Joyct.: Edlund 642-8235 <ll-31 > PRICE REDUCTION -HARBOR VIEW HILJ.S Ju!>l in lime for the Holidays! Exec. home w/fantastic (K.'ccm & Catalina view! S ing le s tory, air cond. :J Htt., family rm r es. w/low m aint -grounds & putting g reen. NOW S245,000! Donna Godshall 644-6200. CH -32) · TOWM & COUNTRY /\ fc>C'ling of country chnrm on the Upper Bay w /a ·View of Npt Center s ky line_ ('ustom 5 BR home in Dover Sha res. Courtyard entrance w/oversizod pool -formi.ll dining rm brkfst rm -lg. master suite -soaring l'(•ilings in li ving rm -f~mily rm w 'har & fplc . Lt•<tsc•hold t•!'itatl' tit S400.000. Rarbara /\unc 642-8235. ' (rt .3;J) PRIVACY IH llG CAMYOM Ready tu move in n~ Newly furn. custo mized interior thruout + exquisite accessories 4 BRs. family rm w /2 fplcs & conversation area. Lg. pool. jacu7.7i & sauna. Fire & security systems. New landscaping_ The ultimate in privacy & heauty! S695,000 fully furn. Tom Allinson 642-8235. CH -34> SEAVIEW CUSTOM HOME Leading Newport Beach custom builder used only the finc!\t matcri<Jls & uppointments in this 4 BR. family rm. split level home! Decorated in elegant neutral lont.'s. 2 fplcs intercom thruout. Fabulous!! S349.000 Ly nne V<denlinc 644·6200. ( H-35) HOLIDAY HOME Luxurious 2-slory, 6 BR home cus tom built for present owner. Oversized country kitchen w/brkfst rm. formal clining rm, 3 fplcs. dark rm & 3:l:ar gar age. $364,500 on f~ ·land! Jlarbara Aune 642-8235. (H·36> WOULD YOU lalEVE? 3 1 ~. BRs -3 full baths -family rm -Jg . uti lily /stora_ge rm -new appliances & roof + a peek :1t lht• <x·t•an! R·I all for only $229,500 in Old CdM 1! Marth:.i Macnab 642·8235. CH·37) FAIULOUS VIEW F'rom this highly customized Dcauvitle in Big Canyon. Formal hving & dining rms -family rm -lg. billiard rm w /step-down bar C r ef rig, freezer & radar range> - master suite + guest rm. All this + 43 ' pool & separate· 1:..icuzz1! $650,000. Sandi.e Fix 644-6200. CH-38> ILUFFS FRONT ROW • VIEW! .. Franc is can " mode l ov e rlook in g Upµl'r Bay w /spectacular views ! 3 BR , 2 1~ bath. plantation s hutters. mirror<.'Q living rm. tile kitch en . t(.>mp. <'on trolled wine cellar. all-elec. ~ourmet kitchen. l•~lexi bh.• financing -S239.500 leasehold. Appl. onlv. Dick llaldcrman 642·8235. <H·39) · SANTA SAYS. "GOOO IUY!" Marvelous view from Saddleback Mtns to the sea! 3 BR. famHy rm home in prestiJ?ious Dover Shores. Spacious & immaculate. $370,000 incl. land. Ke n/Helen Jl artley 642-8235 . (H-40) A TT!NTION IMVHTORS! The price is right & the time is now for this outstandin~ offering! Duplex, So. of the Hwy in popular rental area of C~M . Spacious 2 BR & living rm units. $175,000 - subrrut all offers ! Lynne Valentine 642-6200. (H-41> ... 1wro11T HEIGHTS 3 br home on lg. lot. New c pts. many possibilities & room for expansion. Located on a quaint s t reet near ~chools. S129,500. Ai ssa Wayne 642-8235. <H-42> ltG CANYON Uve in an exclus ive comm. & h ave access to some• of the finest schools & s hopping areas. 4 BRs, 21h baths. cozy family rm & dramatic cathcdral~ccil1ngs -all on a lg. pool-size lot. A private comm. offering 24-hr security. $465,000. Lynne Valentine 644-fi200. CIJ-43) . . $65,000 IN HEWrOITI Extra-roomy 2 BR, 2 bath, V:l mobiJe.112 home located ln beautiful DeAnza Village w /private beach. pool & jacuzzi. Lois Miller 642-8235. <H·«> 642.t235 ................ .....,... ...... .. 6444200 1'44 .......... 0r. ........... c;..., 752·1414 • .. ~c..,...,, c .... ...,c ..... .... ------ ~ SEE THESE. TODAY A SIT ·DOWN VIEW or thl' bouts & lov(•lv s un1'els from your own hvmi.: rm lhh. <'an lw yours 111 this KJ>e<'t <t<'Ulur ~cmdo on tht• hA Y . ull room:-. arc ~pa<.'ious . incl. 2 hdrms . lnmu. 11ll'io huiu~ Hvinjf & dlnlllK,..1tr •ui.: 2 c·ur ~U r<tJ::t' + purkiru.t. You 'lWO lht• land. $350.000 1229 R A Y S I l> .. ; D H . N . B . 0 P E N SAT. SUN \2~ 4 30 SINGLE LEVEL CONDO tht• l'ho1t·t• 1.IN l>i\ modl'I <·ondo in th(• UV.\Wl''S. "1th m uny up~radei. Ttw flout· 1>lu11 ii-c·onvenwnt & ttw c·n m 111un1t v pool 1:-. within wall<1nJL tl1st11nc·1• :I Bdrm' . 2 bath~ & 2 lar~t­ pH t 1 u' S l fl2,500 ~7 1 5 VISTA ll MfH<OS '\, N B <>Pl':N SATISUl\J I :! :m J :IO WATERFRONT P r 1vatt• lu kl'. Nt•wport Bt!a<.·h All room:, ar <· ~pa<:1011s & overlook · ('JIEHRY I.AKE 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. hug<• family rn1 with b1lltard table . f''•w la nd you own 1t' $298,000 2245 1t1';ATJ1f<:R LANE. N .B. OPEN SJ\T /SlJN. 12:30 4.:m. C AU TO SEE THIS BEAUTY! . rn ('anyon Crest. N. B. -a pn•st1 gwus. well established area, qui('f & secluded yet handy to shops & s ports activities. End unit with muny up~radcs: 3 bdrms .. 21~ battis. :o.<.1.1~na & jn<.·uu1. Price only $133.500. It s n pll'asure to show! l~tS1J:lJ;!q!l 4SO NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0811 COVINA FOUR 4br. l"'ba, w/w crpts. OCEANFRONT bltiru, endd patio, lg lot, LOTS end ol cuJ-de-sac. Close North San Diego County, lo Fwys, 57 & lO. $64,SOO average 6000+ sq ft. 213-332-9508. each. 250 Degree ocean Yorba Linda horse pro bluff view. Perfect for pert y . Almost new developer or pool & ten custom home. On over •ri nis estutes. $440,000 acre lot. Zoned for 2 OMC. horses. 2t00 sq. ft . Priced 0 ~~$129,000. 528-7631. / Rural AtMosphere - Surrounds entertain· .r a........; ment home! Large pvt .:J.icS-riafli!l!J master swte! Deluxe - paneling lhruout Party BalbOa Island Really s1:1~ed deck overlook~ """'""'' '"..,..."" sparkling jacuu1 Sur· ·--6•7•J•--87•0•0-- rounded by mounllltn --------ptnes' Excellent area' Bette r buny! Call --·~-~ SALMON RIVY IDAHO. 5 plus acres. river frontage on in ten.late-93. 12x60 trailer HWlting, fishing, elec tric, waler, sept.It, paved rood, mountaln view. 400Lll" ffib RIR AU C.Mit'f?Mbus WANT ACTION? Clu1>Sucd Ads642·5678 HEY! all you veterans! Let us answer all your ques-uons and solve your pro blems! We can cxphttn the new programs! Tall to Red C~t · W• U*'t! 754-1202 IARGAIH HUNTERS IMVESTORS ATI'M. Super clean & vacant . 3 bdrm. BluHs condo: $113,500! Owner wtll con- sider lease/ option. C.f. Colesworthv IEALTORS 640.00~0 cae: 110111 BLllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE BLUFFS IEAUTY Great end unil on one of the finest streets in Newport Beach's Bluffs. Spectacular 4 br w /3 baths in wooded setting. Short distance to pool and entertainment area. Sep. d inin1! room. Huge Ji vinR roorn w /raiscd hearth F .P . High wood beamed ceilings thru-out. $169,500. A ".Joy of Newport" exclusive. DELUXE!!!! Deluxe Settin g On Fabulous Greenbelt. Deluxe Wrap-Around Patio W / Fountain & Lu s h ' P l a n tings. Deluxe Carpeting. Drapes & WaJlpapers . New Deluxe Kitchen . New Deluxe Furnace. Please Call For Appl. To See. Deluxe Price Of $174,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. SOMETHIMG SPECIAL Hard to find condo w ith super location -3 br's and 2 baths - Master suite w /fireplace -view of city lights. Contemporary decor. Only $157,500. FIVE-P~EX Price Reduction On Beaut. S·Plex In Best Area Of Eastside €osta Mesa. Mint Condition. Lge 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Home W/FP + four 2 Bdrm. Garden Apts. All W /Enclosed Garages & Pa\lo!;. Best Value. Flexible Terms Or Exchange. Asking $295,000. 631-1800 U I DOYll DllVI . of neWf"'l'f REALTORS 67S-5511 OPEN HOUSES 12 NOOM to 4 '·M. ........ JASMINE CRH«.: 111 Ht...._,. of c_._. . dlt Mer. A beautiful ,.-.•ticJlff1 way of llft. ,... •• goted fltfry, 24 ho.. ....... Hnlc:•, pool, iacutd, t...,, cowfl .ct c:lubt.o.. ..• I bow, IR••.._.. too. ·. 6 UNITS EASTSIDE COSTA MISA 1 duplex und 4 houses on 2 lots, (5) 2 bedroom unit.~ pr••, \\ l bedroom unit each with prS \\ ~ ... d and encloeed garage. Year.1 gr0141 income $22,380. Submit on terms . $~45.000. Ask for Curt Herberts. 631·1..266 RARE Pl.AH l . Hard to fl11d-t1tt9e leirtl, l bt~. IC1nJ4t famlly roo.n. ~ corp.+ed and droped. AwtOM9ttc .,.......... it'1 own lacllUI and spoclous pat;oa wittt ~ tot.ch of oc.an v&.w. lmfMdlot. pos....,_, OwMt-may help flnon~e: #97 JoSMhtt Crffll Rd. $244,500 POPULA.R "-AH 5. nw.. b1•ow, ~ '°°"'· 21/> batttt. luitt..ift c--... ........ rooM. Stc:ond floor. balco11y affords kCMlffful 1'9ht and airy gr..-.. •S.w. #St JcnmlM Creel& ltd. $246,500. IRA ... D MEW PLAN 5. Hlct oc._ vi.•. 3 b•dr~om. family roo"', 2'12 botha. Immediate ro•Hnlon. Do your own dtcorafiftq. 18 Jotmlnt CrM Dr. ......... UMIVERSITY PARK: Chane.nor Pf• I. SparkHnc/ and a beautlfwlly pacllOCJtd Christma1 CJlft for th• whole faMlly. leavffMy decorated wltfa lkyiC)hted ttttry, easy wood c are decks f or prl•ate enttrt~ DtfiqhtM ldtcheft. Two "*fer 1t1ltts. mln"Of'ff wardrobe, plus deft. R.tody to mo•• In. SI 03.000. • • · MfWPORT lfACH CONDO: THE TOWERS. Two .,..oom and two baths. 0.. th· wit.,. with fabulous Yfl'w. Totally redecorot~ St'cunty bldCJ. Approximotl'fy 40' boot slip CJYoilable. $215,000. COROHA DB. MAR -SIX units in c'-oke locaffon, OM block to 119 Corona bMch - MOSt ...suai In this or.a. Custom buUt for oricJlnal CGftd present) owner. l11Ut ht kite hos, flrtplacu, 011e and two bedrooms, patios. $460,000. HUMTIMGTOM LANDMARK CONDO. Convenient location and marvelous recreational focilities. L.arge I bedroom, full built·in kltchtft . Ready to stll at $52,900. .. BAYSIDE VILLAGE -D•AnH (Mobile Homt'I. Charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath. ..-w carpets, nl'w drapH. It's OWft washer /drytr. $'49 ,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 251 SE. Coast Hwy .• Corona def Mar 675·5511 HEAP C,..EAP hl•autiful 2 bedroom family condo. with all the amenities. Pool. rec. an·a, s ha ke roof. supe r ~harp Move m fast. Owner anxious. Offe rc·d al $54.000. IT'S A GIVEAWAY Santa's reached int o his hag. to put this huge 2 b('<fr-<><>m. 2' ~ hath, f:,1m1ly room home undc.·r your trt•l'. Offered at on ly $67 .500. REDUCED AND MOTIV ATEO -Re adv to sell this charmin~ 3 bedroom. family room home.• on a Wsl<'fully landscaped corner Int Dnn 't miss this bar~am ur only $77.500. IEACH DUPLEX -No d own V/\. $64.900. Unbelievable• 2 houses on I lot. L1v(' in one·. coll£>C'l rent on the other. No down VI\, mov<.' m 1mmedratelv. SEVEM 4-PLEXES Three 3 bdrms: one 2 hdrms. SpeC'ial owners unit wilh frplt 20"? Down. break even. 1500 Sq. ft c:.ich. Offe red at $1 10.000. each. 540-3666 WANT A NEW CAREER WITH UNLIMITED EARNINGS? Start By Getting Your Real Estate License $79 Enrollment Fee Includes: •Professional Class Lectures - complete m a s little as 2 weeks •Complete Textbook & Materials *Practice Exams •Cassette-tape lectures (optional) •Office Placem ent Consulation •3 Locations: Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Laguna Hills CALL NOW FOR FREE GUEST rASS. TO ENROLL CAU.: 558-9325 CENTURY 21 Sales Training Programs can put you on the ROAD TO SUCCESS. COSTA MESA DUPLll Owner has never raised rents on lhis large duplex. Sunke n living room. 3 bedrooms. 2'1'l baths. pri¢.:lte patio and double gara~e for each unit. $198.500. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266. LIDO ISLE Beautifully decoraled custom Holstein home. Street to Strada with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on Jot and half. Spacious li ving room with brick fireplace. formal dining room, private patio off s un room. Ask for Curt Herberts Cor appointment to view this fine home. 631·1266 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Be your own hoss. Owner will carry wtth minimum cash down for auto parts store. Ask for Roy Siemens. 631 -1266 ONE ILOCk TO COUMTIY CLUI Two story. 4 bedroom . 3 bath. lath & plaster cons truction with family room. den and laundry room on prestige str<.'et in Mesa Verde. Needs ~ume TLC. Prt(•e reduced to $129.750. i\sk for Glen Hellwarth. 631-1266 EASTSIDE FIXER UMf1"S 4 separate houses on 11'2 acre lot room to build 2 more . $200,000. As k for Reg~ie Wyman. 631·1266 · PICTURE PRETTY FcaturCct in L.A. Times Home Section. this 4 bedroom. 21h bath home in Lake Forest has deck with bench seating - heautiCul. $109,500. As k for Craig Batley. 631-1266 EASTSIDE DUPLEX Duple'S with room for two more units. Close to schools. s hops and bus line in Cost a Mesa. $149,900. Ask for Bob "dill1kcn. 631-1266• LOWEST PRICED CONDO In Newport Beach. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. end unit offers privacy and oversi?.ed patio. Rare one story in like-ne w condition. $76.500. Ask ror John Mar'1all. 631 -1266 of oosta mesa, Irvine, newport beeeft, Inc. 234 E. 17th Street, Coste MeH 631·1266 Nationwide :'\rt work or lnd1\ 1dually Owned uml Operutt'fJ Real &'tate Offices EXClUSIVa Y YOURS ••••• From the front r ow s pect acular bay and ocean clGse-up view to its · overs ized 2 car gar age with storage, .this 3.000 sq . ft. home has everythinR! The a ll-brick pool deck and front patio. lovely new landscaping and neat loealion make this completely remodeled 3 bedroom. 21h baths the kind of living you've bee n looking for! Our exclusive at $.505.000, including the land!! U"'-ll()Ul: li()Mf:S REALTORS", 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar c1l~o 111 Mesa Verde . .i1 546 5990 TENNIS AMYOME? · Jus t lis ted for quick sale by transfe rred owner . Immaculate 3 bdrm. condo ..overlooking private community tennis court. Cheerful end unit wit h frpl c. & high cathedr al ceilings. Conveniently located near rorner of Beach Blvd. & Adams Ave .. a t 1412 A_pplecl'OfSS -open house Sun. 1-4. Priced rlght at $108,900. 673-4400 HARBOR OffW...t• .............. c.. • .---"_.. .---• -.... ......... • d • • ?t e • g J • • • . -... --...... ~ ... -.-. ---· • - • e 3 Ct t 0 :I ' '· (). .. .. l• ,. w 1h e y, tlS •• ,75 ee "'· :e. ll> ,., .. IO -ck. DI. dr ... Ilia H . ... u.. :.. w. lit-jll .~ I . , • .. I • • . t I ~.":":.~ ••••••• _ ... ___ llli!!i ......... ~--~iiiiii ... _.... ~~!!.~~.s.~ ........ ~~~!!.~~~.~~ ........ ~.~~~........ Sntufdny. Decomber 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT g ...... I 00 PlNIMSULA •• YR_oMT G...,.., • 002 G....,.., I 002 ~ ... ,,., I 001 HCMUH FOf' Sal. Hovi" Fors. Holts .. Fors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S\Jrt on the s nd, IOUftft Oft thl' -·-···-·••h•••• ...... ~ ...•... _ ............................. , ......... ~ .... ;,;:;. .. ·1oii ~;·;.;. ... i.oii. ;;;;;,;;;;:.--.·024 BAYSJOE l>tUVE I tree·~h1tded pJl (l or t·o1y up lo th '°"'o FINANCIH~ ................................................ •••••••••'••••••••••• (trt•pla · by lht> bay window & th ~ci~ • bdrm 2.,. bu. R I.St Jealt t uuoo f'EE• M.uc.i ~. l Br. den, ,, ot a.nnct. lo' •b ~ 'l1lia .. the bfft buy la towo emfd1l humu 1-. UV0,000 Sl, • raq Owner .. t11 ~r •ll orr.,.. S¥J ltau opUon rcnl panoramic vu:w o( Nc·w11C>rt 1 lurbor f1un11y room with wc-t fe tf wilt be yours 'l'h}b l'Ochuntinte 3 Dlt 3 bar, 3 CIU !l8Ult! lo e arre .u llu horn .... ~l'JHttHtC' IOUltf 's Qlr' IS f'\11lt!r\Un Sunny lflllll "if 'SI Af truly a pearl in u prcc1oui. M!lUn.c <"*'n"r will hn•nt • "' JU' . SI Ill.MOO. 7~ UafW S495.000 NI 64M2'0 671-4094 J..j ••v"''OLOS & CO. DI.RECTORY . .,....,..._.. .. "._,..-,_ .. ......,.,.. ... _,, rs.,._._..._ •• ..,......, _.. ... ~la ............... art ' I .. .._.'-.....,._ D•llY ""°' WA"1 ADS.,._. ......................... _~ ............ M ..... ~.-.s ........ .....,. ' HOUSES FOR SALE 2 HDIOOM 568 Sl•aw~mJ <Coron:i Jl11!hland > C'dM • Gal 1400 $180,000 . S;it 1 5 :~2 Prospc<·t <Newµort Shores} NB fl73 9000 SlO'l,000 Sun l 4 2 IR pe. FAM lltM « 084 31341 <.:amparrn Way, Laguna Niguel W13·'°6V Sl29.!500 Sat/Sun 1 5 •9271 Krep1> Or .. Huntington Reh 642-5062 $72.SCX> Sat !Sun 11-4 161'1 Santanl'llu I lrv. '1\•rr > Cd M 673·849-t S185,000 Sun. 1·5 :?535 Crest v 1cw <Bayshorc>s > N B. 642·8235 SlG.i.950 Sat 12 .30:4:30 -1H~1 Court Port Ktmbt!rly, N.R. · 752-1700 $168.000 Sun \2.5 3 IEDROOM 506 Marguerite <Old CdM l CdM 675-6000 Sl72.500 Sul/Sun 1·5 * * 322 62nd St.. NC'wport Bch 642·3850 $169.000 Sat 1·5 1411 Kings Road, Newport Beal'h R-15·0087 $..320,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 !310 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach 964-2()11 $259,000 Daily 12·5 4601 Sierra Tree Ln <Un. Pk) Irv. 552-0143 $1JtJ.500 Sat /Sun 10-5 ••443A Via LidoSoud <Lido> NB 642-5002 $375,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •2273 Columbi;i, Co1>ta Mesa 540-366f) $87.900 Sat /Sun 1-5 440 llolmwood (Newport Jlts.) N.B. 673·7300 S205.000 S<1t/Sun 12·4 2501 Harbor View. Corona del Mar 673· 7300 $23.5,-000 Sat/Sun 12-4 5002 Persimmon. Irvine 552-7500 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 135 McKnight, Laguna Beach 494-9473 S220.000 Sat/Sun l -5 2915 Broad, Newport Hts .. N.B. 646-7111 $13.5,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 11 Ashtree, Univ P ark, 1rvine 152-1700 . $103.900 S un 1,5 503 Avcnida Campan a <Bluffs) N:B. 644-9060 $189.500 Sun. 1·5 1280 Conwuy. Costa M csa 646-7171 $82,500 2804 Cliff. Newport Beach Sun 1-4 Ci16·7171 $292.000 Sat/Sun.12·4 416 Pl~ta. Bluffs. Newport Bch 640·5.1.57 $224,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR '*'5 FAM RM or DEM 545/549 lrvme (Nwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $215.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 29 18 Elles mere (Mesa Verde) CM • 546-5990 $1 l l .900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2768 Hillview Dr. <HVK >NB 640-4848 $177,000 Sun 1·5 277 Morning Canyon <Shrrlf) CdM 675·6000 5300.000 Sat. 1·5 3591 Re bel Cir .. Huntington Bch . 960-3630 $245.000 Sal/Sun 12-5 5 .JC'tty Drive <Jasmine Creek> CdM 644-4!110 $2:19.000 Sa/S 12:30-4:30 3606 Seabreeze Ln <HVH > Npt Bch 675·3956 $214.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1837 Commodore <Baycrst ) NB 675·6000 $195,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 • •3:J22V1q Lido <LidoJs lel NR 673-7300 S.525.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 24362 Armada <Duna D'Oro) Dana Pt. Gfi l .1529 $134,500 Sat. 1-5 1294 Walc;on. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $89,900 Sun 1,4 •4525Camden <Ca meo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $489.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 #31 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM 640-1812 $347 ,500 Sun. 1-5 322 Poinsettia Av~ .. CdM 644-6200 $259.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2016 Yacht Resolute <Scavu) NB 675·3411 $244 ,500 Sat /Sun 1,5 1017 Sandcastle. Harbor View Hills 640-5112 $202.000 Sunday 12·4 600· 15lh St. <Newport Heights > NB ' 642·823.5 $198.500 Sat/Sun l -4:30 2018 Centclla, Rack Bay 646-7711 $137.500 "17951 Butler , Irvin<.' 646·7171 $105,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 Sat 12-4 97 J asmine Creek Dr., Cd M 675·5511 $244,500 Sal/Sun 12·4 51 J asmine Creek Dr., CdM 675-5511 $246,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 119 J asmine Creek Dr., CdM 675·551 l $248,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 4 IEOROOM 1014 SC'a Lane, Corona del Mar 631· 1400 $21S.000 Sat/Sun l 5 113 Via Nice <Lido lsle) N .B. 67:1·7300 $.135.000 Sun. 12·4 2207 Pt. Harwic k Otv Homes) NB 644·6200 $199,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2079 Westminster. Costa Mesa 540·ll.51 . Sat/Sun 1·4 2018 Province, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S 395 Granado. Back Bay 646°77ll St62,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 232 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 646-7171 SUS.000 4 la ... FAM RM Of' D&I 1'111 l"ommodon: tupµcr· Npt Duy} NH H42,4758 $Hi~900 Sat /Sun 12·3 l515 W1ndovcr. CorunCJ del Mar li73 ·8550 Sut/Sun 1·5 ~5 Lemnos I Ml'~u Vt•rde> CM 540-1720 $133,000 Sat/Sun J,5 •2001 Chubu!.co Terr (Jrv Terr) CdM 675-6000 $207.500 Sat/S un 1·5 49a2 Persimmon, Jr\'lne 540·3666 $197.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 1721 Port Churl cs. Newport Bch 540-3'i66 $15!>.000 S<.1t /Sun 1·5 •:\3 l'~ortuna, Jrvinf' 552-7500 Sat. 1,4 3905 Hendrix CCulvcrdale> Irv. 552-7500 5122,500 Sat. 1-4 1907 Y acht Resolutr, CdM 640-1812 $295,000 Sun. 1·5 1903 Yacht Maria <Seavi«?w) NB 64<1-6200 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •2602 W. Oce<inrront (Peninsula) NB 642-8235 S450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2245 Heather L<inl'. N.B. 7 59·0811 $298, 000 Sa IS 12: 30·4 : 30 • •924 W. Oceanfront, N.B. fi75-6161 $475,000 Sun. 1·4. SO Silver Crescent(Trtlrk Hlnd)lrv ()75.3411 · $209.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 41 Silver CresccntCTttlrk Hlnd)lrv 675-3411 Sat /Sun 1-5 1915 Ma n ners Dr <Wstclf) NB fi42-5200 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••505 Evenjnl! Star Ln., N.B. M2-7408 5775,000 Sun. 12:30-4:30 1921 LeC'ward Lane.·. Newport Beetch 642-7408 $190,000 S IS 12:30-4 :30 2212 Francisco. Newport Beach 642-7408 $189,500 S IS 12:30-4:30 5 BEDROOM •2764 DeSoto Ave., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $120,000 Sun 1·5 2652 Basswood, Eastbluff 640·5112 $166,500 Sunday 1·2·4 5 IR plas FAM RM or D&e 17911 Bascom. Univ. Prk. Irvine 552·8291 Sl20,000 Sat/Sun .. 15336 R<.'ims <The Ranch) Irv. 540-3666 $150,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 185:4 Port Taggert CHVHomes) NB . 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 6 BR plus FAM RM .or DEN #4 Mission Bay (Spyglass) CdM G40· 1812 $309,500 Sun. 1-5 ,,.. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM •32 lmaloa, Newport Beach 540·3666 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1229 Bayside Dr .. N.B. 759-081 1 $.150,000-F'ee Sat /Sun 12 : 30-4. 30 10216 Ascot Cir .. Huntin~ton Bch 546·2313 $60,500 Sat/Sun 2·4 2 IR plus, FAM RM °'" DEN 111 Jasmine Creek. CdM 675·3411 $227.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOM ••35 Lakeview (Wdbrg) Irv. · 770-7271 S unday 1-5 2715 Vista Umbrosa <The Bluffs) NB 759·0811 S162,500 SIS 12:30·4:30· 1412 Applccross, Huntington Bch . 673·4400 $108,900 S un. 1-4 3 Btt phrs FAM RM or DEN 36 Arbolcs CRSJ ) Irvine fi75-3411 $124.500 Sat. 1-5 26 Arbolf'S CRSJ) Irvine 675·3411 $132,500 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM "-iI~2 Dluewater CHunt. 673-7300 $635 Month DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 .. & 2 •• 721·721 ~Orchid. CdM 673-8494 $265,000 . ,_ ... w-.. ... . ••• w .... ,. ... , ... Ha rbour> prl?jen/J PRICE REDUCED HARBOR HIGHLANDS Move rJ l:ht 1n :J bdrm home. nr wl_y prunicd and 1mmacula~<· Nice lnnu1 wi01 flre pl al'e. private put10 and l ;1r~e yHrd. Now JI.ISi $116.900! • 1911 Dlmta LA., Ml Open Sutt 1·5 YEAR 'ROUND AT THE BEACH CUSTOM ourux -l blot·k from oet'un. 2 bdrms euch unit. on ree land. 2 I 1repla<:es. t.i<lnclln~ -$179.500. t J O-Ord St., NI Open Sun. I .5 BAll BAY-VIEW-Y2 ACRE CUSTOM 4 IDRM. FAMILY ROOM - home on cul~ sac -loads of activity SJ,>iH'f> -grPat. vic•w. S275.000, 25 t 0 YI.to loyo Cr,, N8 Open S. 1.5. CUSTOMIZED WESTCLIFF 4 IDRMS & DINING ROOM -· 1nv1tinJ,! (:oortyard and e;.isy turc yard. Like mod{'I home. $169.000. t 915 Marinen Dr., M8 Opttt Sot/Suit 1·5 SUPERB YIEW--OOVER SHORES GRACIOUS LIVING -In exceptional lotation. Cul de sa(' :,treet right above private beach. Elegantly appointed 3 bdrm home -31 •• baths. family room. dining room and lai~e master suite. . ~·ee lantl. CCJll for appo.intment to see. E.xplore this today. $449 ,500 I 0 I 0 Westwlnd Way. NB Open Sun 1.5 HEIGHTS HIGHLIGHT CHARMER WITH PICKET FEHCE - Outstanding condition und location P ool. jacuzzi. :l bdrms. family room <.ind dc:n. On quiet corner. 5130.000 FIX, .. PfER UP!! DuplC'X on buildable l~t. only ":! block to the beach. Fjn•place. two garages. plus extra parking off s treet. Asking only $159,SOU. OCEANFRONT PENTHOUSE North L<igun a B each 's fines t locations. Extremely ~pacious with s pectacular ocean vie\;\'. About 3000 sq ft. of luxur~ . 2 ne w huge patio decks & pnvatl• elevator. Offer a rt'asonablc down payment & s eller will <.'Urn' cnlin• balance (with no lender prohlems} Askin~ $395.000. JACOBS . REALTY 675-667~ 2919 NEWPORT Blvd. CorMr 30tt. INCOME ON WATER $450,000 hceptioftat Ya.NJ custom 2·1tory l bed. deft, din.rm. home with dtllMd C)loss. brick, woods & warmth. Also, •~ious OM b.d. + orchlfKfurol loft Ir roof qordett. Opetl & ICll"C)e IMng """ with high eel ... lndudff boot dock. Showw. by .,. ... ,. .... WARMTll WITHIN $265,000 WJykllaalty Giid chcrftMO best dacribe tMs two-story laltocr I.a.cl ...... W .. to loyfr.ts cM fowat. hi" Ill tM pws wt.... qllality comt.cfl Old wood be9M. 2 flr.plocH, 3 Ncfrooms, forMal ~ room. 1.-,. btllard room C9td apoc'°81 ldtchn. . .pin 2 p.ti0tl MARINE AVl RETAIL $53,000 PrltH tocaffot1 witll His.-, dofMalt .... , bc.INI foot tnrfffc. .... .....,.., a-cw.cl.,. priu. ....... .,, •... .., 315 Mamt Ave.. Balboa bland 673-6900 VIEW! VIEW! • Cbl&.a Me.. 3 bdrm houo + 2 unita + rm for l mtft. Sl~.000. Beautiful 3 bdrm houae w / cx-OPEN HOUSE~ SAT /SlJN t to 4·30 1325 Duysidc. Corona del Mar 2 Bt>droom Condo Overlooking Channel & Boals ONLY !147.SOO Fee IAIDI! ve bndt work + rm r J more,. U0,000. t-.-1l•·2'11-1838 /Jn N1(£L !JAIL[ Y &. ASSUCIAI[~ ~ departuro from t006 -------•I the ordinary w/acceat.. ....................... ~~~TRADE on country! Cabin-llke-•r~f~·~0e~:.l~~w~~~ SHOIES :JU:~ro~ ~~Y~~~ apltg.213/68W200 Your smaller home for TRJPLE VALUE: Loca· this dramatic 3 bdrm .• lion, good llvlng & WALD ST. 4bat.hs, panoramic oceao price!! HURRY! CALL Duplex Wlt.b owner'• un· view estate with pool. 646-1434. 1t, good locallon, dbl. ReQ)Odeled, like new! C&n'URY 21 garage. 2 [rplcs. Clear. Xlnt financing avail GddS ... Senlce aeller will carry lsl T.D. Owner will carry TD. --------$2.49,000 Hurry, oo.J1 view bome1 _______ _ HEWfOIT IEACH avail. in thiJ preatig1ous . air..-.• 'TY private beach C.'Ommuni· ~ ty. Befit buy In town al rwc-.RtA orVA.-$68,IQO 67~1642 642-0762 s.Looo. land Included! JJ Bedrm. large yard. q\Aetcul-de-sac street. 645-9181 lc6oa Pc • ,... I 007 4~CAMDEH DR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sot/S.. 12-S Penmsula Point ER HOM ES By owner. 3 Br I '14 FROM $259,900 Ba.67J..8008. Prin only Rldlltty 673-7040 ~. OPEN HOUSE DUPLEX $130.000 Fixer upper. Best buy 'n beach a r ea . 3 br +t>;u:belor. Do your own remodeling & make a bundle o ( money! 2 houses from bay, 3 ~ from ocean. Agt. 675-mS or 67~18 eor..o .. Mcr 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , . RlAlTY ~~ OOM'1'WAIT For spring or this bay & ocean view borrl'e will be '411ftnlJSY" priced much higher than nuv . Sl85.000. 2 &inns .. den. CHARM dining rm . picture wm-••• dows to the sea. Open ... accents this top local· Sun. 1-5. ed 3 bedroom, 2 bath & 3 16145-t .. loTerT. car gar age . fo'ast possession; Owner anx· rfo-U>->10 de/ ;A{ai 1ous. Lowest pnce 1n Cb: area. i-:.z to buy 11t. OUPL£X .~w/wtlteJ S83.~.&iS-12u So.ofHkjhwoy 6'/,J-1'1.9~ on lovely A vocado 2435E.CoestHwv .COM Avenue, a charming 2 ~-.:::.::==t bdrm. 2 sty, upside down --------house with cedar stungle exterior and sundeck CodaMno 1024 tciffR_.... PLUS a luxurious 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •---"---"'--'-'- bedroom, J batt> apt. -------· IY OWNER Covered pa\Jo and 3 car SECLUDED garage. 1210.000. HOUSE FOR SALE 644-721 I EASTSIDE East c.M. • bdrm. dbl. SACRIFICE!! OCEAN VIEW 4 BR. 2"'2 bath. rarruJy room home in Spyglass Hill. Vacant. S38S.000 OR OFt'ER I Comparable homes al s.65.000 & $475,000. OF· FERSSOWCITED I 499-50&0 644-61 11 Owner transCerred, must garage, rec rm. omce & seU hLS lovely newly re-car port 640-2!rll modeled and redecorat· ed 4 bdrm 2 bath home. For Sale by Ownr/ Agt. 4 Sp arklfog new ullra Br 2 Ba. newly r e. modem country .kitchen. modeled home in prime Raised hearth fireplace, Npt Hgts. area. All ~ew tastefull_ydooeinnatural kitchen & carpeting woods . Quarry tile entry thruout. 6~% assumable a n d w a I k . F r 0 D t .VA loan. $96,900. ~ cou~ty a rd. Brig h l. ,._..ir:.-.y ft .......... Cl ... G spacious and <'harming. ~ "~" " You'd better hurry and Beautiful xtra lg lqbr see this onl.' at $109.000. oondo. Frplc. pool. jac. Call~lUI Seller will finance-low m· ~HERITAGE • REALTORS terest. 979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS $10,000 Below Manet VETSSODOWH SI .500 Closiltg Cost OWMt' TtWISfft'red YA Appraised at st?,500. Lo<'aled across from $100.000 homes. View of golf course. 645· 7071 Agt.. _________ ,_~_hrs_. _____ _ IS 9UALITY TOWNHOUSE l~AHT So. Coast Plaza. 1112 yr TO YOU? old 2BR 2ba. Cpls, drps. Take a look al this etc 546-JO:r7 beautiful • bdrm. 3 bath --T-... -v.--.-~--s--. - Mesa Verde home. It -.cn....-.1 fealures a year old Four Plex. Gd rental cu:.'tom pool and jacuzzi. Cloti!e to shops & bus used brick decking and MULHEARN --------1 s undeck oH mas ter RedtyR~sht' ________ , bdrm. Call S4f>.5880 for 754-7800 rmredetat~ --------CORHER DUPLEX $172,500 1026 ~HERITAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good income area. l·blk. No. Coast Hwy. See & Home w1tb pool near submityourterms.Open Harbor, 3 Br 2 Ba. . ·:·.· -REALTORS. Sat I S u n l . 5 . 4 2 9 --------$115.500. Open Sunday. Mangold Ave Are You 33181 M esa Visl a. __ __..... Lagwt3 ReaJty.494·0077 ·¥ ¥ Hew In Town? DAMA o·oao I I I --Deluxe condo in best Best or area; formal dm· non v. rR.UOCl.IX area. affordable. too! ing, 3 bdrms., den, fam1- ' Ji!(AliCI~ \ Ph .. L'lhca.rpet,dinmg,eat· ly rm. & pool. 3 Years 32~c~-. ing bar and 2 bedrooms . new. Owner transf., see C:0.-6'11 Mat Patio. $67,500. BKR. Call & make offer! $134.500. 640·7000 ~1720 Open Sat. J-5. Call ________ , 'W'ftft88 I 661·1S29fordirections, I~""-759-0226 i-·SWREM--·1·L·av·1 .. ·~-(~~ AT ITS HST WouJd you like to live ln CASH OUT! a o e x e c u t 1 v e 1bat's what tbe owner nelghbort>ood of prestige say,. Today ls not soon homes? Then make an enough (or a sale. 3 Br CaroftaH1..._..I appolntment to see lbis den. 2~ Ba townhouse. .,--custom 4 bdrm 3 bath Fa ntas tic ocean & Outstaodiog, large 4 , bome with separate harbor view. Bring your bdrm .• •balhhomewith family room and dJnlng besl oile r today. gardens, view & the room. Onty ~block rrom Thousands less than wor~'. !Some say all Mesa Ve'tde Country comparable properties & amerutaes). Onlys.475.000 Club. 2500 sq.n . single assum e 8 % Io a o . CdMO..lu SlOf)'homeonoversm~d $108.~00, J470. K .R 3 Bdrm., 2 6ath & 2 tot. Call ll46·5880 for more Properitles bdrm., 2 bath; close to wormauon. 493-9381&492..tm>O beach; large lot. trtt & Fe r•v..a-. 1034 bill view. S322,500 _,, MAURYSTAU~FER ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEAlJONREAl.TY Oreelbrook "~elona" 67).5354 497-llll on pr\me '4 acre c/d/a --------lot. Bach greenbelt. --------3 Bdrm Coodo, 2~ ba., 18148SantaLaurettaCir. -------•I f11>lc. 2 car attach gar, Open Sun Jo-4, or phone prime loc:. ptyf decorat· fordetailsonlhlsooeora ed By owner S89.900, kin d properly. Agt JUST LISTED Corona Highlands 3 brdroom on R ·2 lot . Could be a bur lder'.s ap~cial. Access l o private beach. aom e- view. C.11 $40-~. ..,. --------......... •ocll I 040 SO COAST rL.A%4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Village Creek condo. 3br, COtl)C) IY OWMa 2ba, 2 car &1111(. S92,000 2Br. l~Ba. bltns, btfl Swlllower & Bear St. brick trplc, nr ocn It Agent. 81r7·1888/f4.4·H9S. aboppiori rerrtg. A•· aum.•ble oan, SSl,500. 21 llTI'IR 1183-1.M2 1"AHMIW ..___~~~~~~ • Newly remodeled a br, 2 ~.°::'.;y'~'.~l\'iJ ... ..,.... c..tw. be. frplc, h.s new root. :;'}\. M11at teU 's1o5.ooo. uA.a.)57 plumblnl(_ Ii paint . 1 862S42 ~~~~~~~~~' ~ w/bbq atta. 2 car 'nwi'loiliiiu8r::ti; _ gar. Lush land$caplna. l'T OUSE. I Br, 1~ ~ Y1>W' old atutr fo new 11ood1u with Clauilied ad. &&2·5618 Only $11,500. David Ba, c:la \0 bcb, alDt ln· Bo urk e. R ealtor, Wlltmfnt.•,500.0wMr -.-o. MS-1029. .• {' J &· t u ;l I '· ti .:. w 1h e y. its w, :c. \J) ba 1ltn 00. rm ,u.s. ~ br. kll. ~l. --- • I ......,...We •••••••••••••••••••••••• • ............. 1041 H1u111,_,.S-. .._..,...S. ..._..,_.-'-..._. ,.....-'- •••••••••••••••• ~ I ._.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " • , • ....;·io.· ~ ............. ,,~• ~ ............. 1·14·4 ;;.;t,;,; ............ io44 ..................... , .............••........ •••••·•··•······••····· ...................... . ~c°"oo 3 Odrma . PLUS ZVt Hathe, community pool S7S,900 Open SI.In l 5 11226 'Pe Mm&\ on 759·0226 (~em: WEEl£NO SPECIALS 1191 TODAY WOOllllDCE IEALTY. . . . . T .. LIAD"S IM WOOOlllOGI OHP THI POLLOWIMG CHOIC I ,.OPtalllS Villa1eer Poplor 68.500 V1llant.·r tam 72.000 Wurm1n1lton 0 Pion 95.500 8rondmoor Wiidwood l02.900 IJrondmoyr A~pt>uwood 104,500 Crossing1r Ashrord J l0.000 C"rt'ek:sldt' Syc·11mw t· SCJ',D ,900 .. :st.ill .... Adams • 12-1.WO 1-: .. tutc.,. Adumt-. soLO ~oo ('rc~Ml1~b As hlord I Lakt>Mdl') 149.900 c .... rr.tw..a•• to flwc ....... w y_. f'rop1rty .. Wu A hip I WOOOUIDGE llALTY 551.3000 Ca\!se)' eoJpanv IXT'ltAOl.OttfAIY DeU9'1Uul Capo Cod drum home. 2100 •q n fl finest custom d~t.Mll· ""'· 3 bedrooms. family room. 2~ bat.hi, ocean & mountain viowa. S367 ,500 • Sll .. ITT us, ........... awtul \\'oodbftd•" 3 !!!!!l!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!l!!Bm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •SICLUSIOH l.arge ground• ~It h room for ~ or play- ground SPotlea1 wood aod tclaaa h ome Ouutiful Mexican tile lhtouabout Soarin& cell- log l1a.anelled walls 3 OOCiroom. 2 batth. St89,500 br lO'lll"nbocM ClOi't' lO ---------1 SPYGWS 1 .. nn11 fr awtn1ml11• tllabJy uparadrd , • ~ brirk P•Uo AllL 1.n1m. . 12S••wt~ Yaot,.hc bf'quota 111 lrv\ne Or'O\·n A 2 bdrm homt' wilhlll t•Ptr (If aroenl>t!lt. pool, 1tpa & UaJhled lennl1 rvurh Abo prlv11te 5CP11r11 1nt u . R~•utllully l~aped aod now ~k lrUC $82,llOO. $10,000. TRADEWINDS fabulous • bedroom UNDER ~ story home with ooe of W-bdl uto dear~ unub11trucl •d ocean MARKET v~. ProtesB1onally de coraled in the flno:it rabnca, J*l)erK itnd tloor TIUICHARM Wo<t'd pan e lling , fireplace. stained glass, beaut.&.ful trees, walk to beach. :J bedrooms, & guest unlt with private entrance. SU?, 100 • WOOOIRIDGE 1.'0vennga. Call today for CIOSSl .. G • priv•te showing. CAREHH La11t opportunity ror UYIMG ~ ocepUonal value Stunning wood & glass Perfect IUClilllon ln Wood· condo with great ocean brld&e near Lake & view. 2 bedrooms, den, &»Ch Club. J & 2 Stor)'. dining room, 2~ baths, homea. 1477, to 2148 sq __ ..-;;_..;;;;;;;;.;.;..~;.._-=-big kitc hen. Pool & •I ~:.~ .. ~ ........ ~~:.~.~ ........ ~~.~~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ........ ~... IOIO Mlu.,.,.IHctt 106' S..-.U.-IOH 5-6~ tOl6 . .......................................................................................... . ltlAl.. ISTA Tl SALISI Oroken or Hin pcnon•. Clllli PM1. UJnt t:.arn so.' lOM your MlCt dul. ConlideoU.Uy ca II llA&.TOU 6U-7414 ~ Ur 2 Ba. S2SOo down. 11220 pr mo. Call Mr. ________ _. Black 1.-.ma 4 duplex, mcluchng bay ....... "'-81 I OH front to be exchanaed ......... ~ .. ;~......... d 0 w n i n u p I( a . CHAM PUFF -2131 -•--- 3300 ----• Benu\ifully decorated tNVESTORS DELIGllT llnd landscaped on cul·de 8eacb house on IU lot, aac. Custom future.. ullliu max potential bo.11\/trlr acc~aa. Whal Xlnt term•. $149.900. l.q\ma Nlauel livlna 1s CC170 all •bout. $117.~ ' SUN REALTY,964·2611 LOWl.llMT. Immaculate 4 "Bdrm Paceaelter . Park-like pvt lot. Beat splralina intttest rates. otrered at $114,000 IYOWHER 3BR. 2bath East Nine Coodo oq El Niguel Golf Course. 'Furn Is h e d . M>OO/down cir tease at $560/mo. 496-7796 ........ YnH-s BrSomerset. 20% down ..... Balance INTEREST ONLY (or3yn <l~ >. VACANT! No escrow1~s. No loan reeti. No bank fees. s.57-4500 Dr. Parker Olurt.esy to Brokef's . LOYaYUDO home on a spaciou& 56' lot. A roomy single story 3Bdrm. ram rm home. cbarmmgly decorated with country Fre nc h kitchen . oak floor s . rtreside, formal dining, IJlained and l~aded with glass windows and warm natural wood tont.'S·thru out PLUS A large pool size south pati<t. • $295,000 • EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE COMMUNITY Whitewater •I••• oRd C ohll• • ._..._ c.. M y.... fotoevw llt *' 4 . bedrOOM. 2 ~ ........ Tine ...... ..,. txp .. sl•• decks .ct l•lla 1.-.C.,... pro•lde f l•• U•l•g botlt ladoon _. ovtdootl. Offend .. 1251,000. 499.4551 ... ..,.. IMclt I Ht te.~ .._. t 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANF'RONTOPLX EXECUTIVE 2+2. West Newport. S398.500. Owner/ Agent. SPECIAL -~->_lfl06_· ---- tn a neiahborhood of im· MONACO potina homes. This 3 LeMl expenalve home In b d r m S l u rd e v a n t Harbor Vie:w on lee land. Westclilf home 1s a Unaque fe&lW'\!S, For a bargam, priced ror you private ahowlns ull at SU9.000. There's old C>ltrw:rl Acent. 'T~lt fUhaoned quality 1n this modem home. Start the Beach Shack on Sand, In new year n&hl in the W. Ne111tpon. JOx6.? lot. Newport High School W/coastal commi~slon District.. To see this in· a pproved bluepranll. SU.OUy appeaUng home, '295,000. 644-1612 call usat.~lUl. OC-VU w/ gorgeou s grG!s'& patios encl st.one & iron picket fenceii. LI 3 Bet 2"" aa, a rp1c·11. prof dee w/e«K wallw. Mint cond. $229,000. Appl lo pnnc. 640-9617 ,~HERITAGE REALTORS OPEN HOUSE DAILY I' " --t4-tl I -=-H/\N CI t ~ HI Al rv \iii1 ~>!> 1 ?UOO I 042 --======-~ • fl .. up to 3 bedrooms, 3 * * Jacuui.Sl49.SOO baths . Decorator al ~~~~~~g~!: E IWN!f!§lflMj Laguna Niguel Realty • for ..... to ... cal64 .. 721' 1310KJNGS ROAD tnGH ON/\ MILL 3 Br + lo/• Ba view h ome. $259.000. Call for details. OC143. 2132 E. Oceanfront ()peo Sat & Sun 1 $ $499,000 Property House 642·3850 ...••••.•...••......... Park Side Home 1'nn1dad IA Jbr, j(I.(' • boat 11U~ 3S91 Rebel C•r. Open House 12-sS11VSun. A.n. stgns, bwlt·IDS, all wood exte ri or, l a vi s h 1HEGIFTTHAT OW MER MUST SH.I. THEHIUS 4 bdrm., with great ~N IGE L OAIL[Y Ei. ASSl:lCIATES SUN REAL TY 964·2611 NEWPORT SHORES Single alor)': 3 br. need.b helpS97 .500 landsca~ and more, MHPS OH fi1:C~. Sai~~~~o~ GIYIHGS70.900 Spacious 2 story home with sundecks. big ocea view, 3 bedrooms, family room , 2\.'J bath s. Consider lease option. $13.5,000 features incluchng tile. --------- dbl. oven, mirrored doors & spectacular. large lot with many trees & re·c1rulaung fountain Great bu,)' atS 10'7 ,500. Uppet: Newport loy $169,toO Absolute be.st value Baycrest area Westcliff. •BR, 2ba, ram rm. 2 frpl cs , 2 ca r gar +workroom. 2400 sq fl. Beaut.1IJ,AJ trees. Qwck move in, look now-1941 Commodore. Ne. Open house Sal/Sun 12·3. Rucker Realty. 642·4758 or 642-5.127 3 BR immaculat e $106.500 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMY.PA.RJ( BY OWNER Terrace 2 bdrm. green belt Joe. Mountain v 1ew. New San Joaqwn Villas 2 bdrm Portola 55H682 8t.o10 AM or PM -------Pal.lo Home i & l bdrms Under$80,000 Deluxe 1 bdrm Condo, central air, a ll ap pltances. S52,9QO Agent !551-4 8to lOAM or P M As-Mel.om 9V.% Oraneetree patio home. Popular Plan lt2 Choice localloo. 2 Br, 2 Ba , gw opnr, upjrades. ,72,500 559-MlO GORGEOUS LAKE VIEW End unit. $207 ,000. Contract or sale. \2%.dn. Bob Muniel. Moore Investments. 673-2511 CULVERDALE Forlhefamlly that needs room. This huge Plan 48 tuas four bedrooms and u bonll8 room, with huge family room kitchen and a formaJ dining room, plm a spa · located on an attractive wide cul de sac street. Enjoy the ten nia ·park and pool m this most convenient village. Would you believe the price of sua.ooo ! red hill ... 5 5 2-7500 MOVllHllFORI CHRISTMAS New Woodbridge ~lat.ea Condo. C.pe Cod 1lyle . Adami Plan, 4 bed, '2YI ba., Stz:t,000. Call Geor1e ar RoumM at Macnab· Irvin e R-lt y Oo . ('714)562-1700. OWNER. Culverdale 2 bdrm, fam. rm .. hl11hly Ul>fCJ'aded w/prof. int. de- wr. Cov. paUo. comer vksw ~ prol. lndacpd ~ alJlo. 1pnkln. Nr pool, part, 11chl1, etc. Under t&,800. 5.W-1878 BEST BUY IN IRVINE Woodbrid1e Bri11)ton, llPPl'eiMd val~ $12$,000. owner' muat sell. Sl 171000. 561'°815 WOOOBRIDOE PLACE aidt., 2 be.J Slooowood model A/C, .11cua.I, LJe. lot Many C ullo rn featurH By ownor DIM4 ~at NS Woodhtke, next Someone special needs lo Spnngvule Pa rk 1n this 3 bdrm. 2 ba hom e an Woodbndge. Woodbridge close l o parks, schools & lake. • macnab I Irvine realty TURnE ROCI( GLEN New on the market & beautiful ! Laurel model w/2 lg. BRs. 2 baths, d en & g r eat kitch e n . P r o f. landscaping -lg. covered patio -' auto. ·sprinklers &i Malibu lighting. lmmcd. possession possible. $159 ,500. Belle Partch 752-1414 . <H-47) DEANE UMIYEllSITT PAltK Elegant 4 BR, 3 bath, family rm & forma l dining rm home w/country kitchen. Unique brick fpl c - garden atrium -designed in the best . Deane tradition & offered at $189,000. Appt. onty. Julie Van Wi~ren 752-1414 . (H-48) VBY SPECIAL HEST ••• On the hillside w/fantastic view! Unique architecture ~ one of the few on the market! $172,000 w/land. Appt. onl y Laszlo Sharkany 752-1414. <H-49) · OHL Y $51,000! 2 BR condominium w /beamed ceilings, air-cond. & encl. garage. Close to comm. pool & shopping in delightful area. Lois Miller 642-8235. <H-50) · ELEGANT CONDO IH WOODIRIDGI Fantus tic 2 BR & den home deli ghtfully landscaped. Only steps to the Jake + all the recreational facilities of Woodbridge avail. to you for just $129.950! By Appl. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414 . (H-51) IF I WHE YOU ••• I'd see this today! It's a lovely La Salle model -4 BRs w/expanded master BR suite w /fplc, formal dining rm, gourmet kitchen adjoins famil y rm, storage & patios. Walking distance to pool & bicycle paths. $129,soo~-a lso lease/option. Amy Gaston 642-8235. <H-52) TUlnl ROCK COMTIMPORARY LIYtHG. Air cond. townhome t a~tefully decorated. Skylighted interiors - wood-bumins:t fplc in living rm - walk-In closet in master BR - kitchen w /microwave & tile noorln1t -balcony & patio areas. . $128,900. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. <H-53> M2·123S tot Dover Drive ....... 200 HarbOr View Clnler lrvlnt •t C.mpus Valley (.entM' 752-1414 Submit au offers • PAU HIGUB. TOWHHOME Spacious and air y 2 bdrm .. 2~ ba .. den. dng. nn. gourmet kit.. Al C. decks, vu. Close to pool & J acuzzi. A tru e l y hand so me p r o · perty .$119 ,250 493-9494 495.5220 496-24 ll 830-5050 OPEN SAT/SUM 1·5 Oneof a kind. Brand new w/ocean vu. ~lcga nl Frenc h Pr ov . 1n Monarch Bay Terrace 327l~Sea Island Dr 640a6259 ~n//J//1b R~O~v BY OW,N ER r.rqr~r Woodbndge 4+ Fam ·~\.,~M!lllf~~ :... -nn.. Dtn. rm. 3 ba. near .,.,.., • • DIEAMHOUSE lake, park, pool & tennjs. 110';N Co.1r1 Hogn,. IY lovely 4 bedroom family 1950 8Q·-"'· l year old. 1...;iun .. e., .. u, c.. •1;.11s1 roo m home. S panis h Must selt!St24,500. Call '714' •IM 1111 cero1Tl.IC tile entry, fo m1 11601 C03>1 H>QhwBy 714-331·3496 ~ ... u1nt•gun•Ca ll2fl77 ly room and kitchen . 111•1 •99 •">"11 Cozy fireplace, view of a.a,.. •och I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATER WATER Evervwhere That's the theme for this spectacular prope rty locatc:d high above LAGUNA'S FAMED RJVIERA OOASTLlNE . wtth breathtaking VIEW OF CATALl ~A . THE SEA AND VILLAGE BELOW. Sprawling 3 bdrm . fl oor plan serviced by 2 bat.hs, bas formal dining room, stepsaver kitchen with breakfast nook and features Uvln1 room with CENTER FIREPLACE AND WALL OF GLASS ntAT LOOKS TO SEA You 'll a l so find SEPARATE GUEST QUARTERS w o od beamed with exposed oelling and private bath. Recreation a rea with view bas SWIMMING POOL WITH JACUZZI and wet bar, sheltered by wall of glus. For those who dealre the fines t, nns DELUXE HOME IS A MUST TO SEE. of· femlforonly $119,500 M Price CALLTOOAY ' MISSIOH RIAL TY !J&1S. Cat Hwy, Laguna ..... .., .. 0731 VICTORIA REACH ·Spectacular contem- porary home. wood . l!tamed glua. and warm decor.• bdr, Den. family room. sa.ooo. /\JEUJELL '\ ~, ' . ' .. . . l•j•I' I h•• I h -l 11 1 ,•,.\ $1'73,000 Duplex. c<>ntract d ule. 3 yn, 93. lS% down . 1 53 2nd . .Buutiful. C.11 Moore In· veaunenta 673-251 l OCIA..aOMT Deluxe coop 1pt. 2 Br. 2 !:'!a1 blCtcMck, elevators, raa poc)l, 2 l'kl spcs. San· d)' ~~. adulta. $115,000 lWlCUM ai HORN R.E •O~ •IM-'551 JAllCHIAY 2 88, dtn. 2 bath. Octan view. Le• lot. 1194,700. ~~Sun Dec 17lb 1 to 5. H Stonlnston. ANXIOUS OWNER. 4'7· 761 A ARCHITECTURALLY DISTIHCTIVE' aod ready for Immediate occupancy, this new 3 BR. den, 3 bath home has formal DR, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, wet bar and a forever view. $298,500 . ARCHIEACH city lights, mountains and vaUeys . New pamt. new carpeL'9. new dis · hwasher. Sll0,500. GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT AND COME AND SEE IT. COU Of HEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 NI wport IHdl I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEIGHTS Formal living with casual touch m this J ~ir'W'.CUFF bdrm .• 2 bath home "~' nestled in the trees, with STEAL large private d eck. OMLY$121,500 Sl79,500 Shows hke a model-LAGUHA llEACH delight.rut Wes tc hff 3 R·I LOT bdrm. 2 bu home Lvly U n o b s l r u c l e d grounds. Owner anx10UA Panoramic 180 degree 759-1.SOl ocean vi~ lot. ocean, couUine and city Ught (~lj'ro!;rn1flrnt views. Plans included for - -·- a • bdrm., 3 ba. home. Real Eslate $145,000 . --------- C51 Coldwell Bonke r 3Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496-7222 131-0836 Exc~onal Fomily 'h!f;"~~ on tree studded lot. Beautiful, abundant plantings, w/redwood hot tub, deck entertainment are11. =i room. $135,000. Gorqeous Garden Engulll lovely 3 bdrm Woods Cove arcta hQm e. Guest qtn. with bdrm , bath &t&ltUng a<rea Walle to be a~h. $230,000. <lmDP ~VIiia lrre:Pl1ceable s bedroom e&tate offors a .truly uni· que oPPQrtunity ror • dil· crtmlna•lna buyer 6 Fireplaces, courtyard. '425,000. EOOlDP SACRIFICE Beaut 4BR, pool, spa, lge yard. Xlnt area. $142,500. ~llAgt. CHotCEM.I. SAVE SSS This overs lied exec home llas 4 lge bdrms, 3 ba, 2 frplcs, 3 car garage & air cood. Sandpiper model in H.V. Hiiis-no landlcaplng-pnced al $237. 915(), 758-l!iO 1 OPEN HOUSE Daly 1·4 219VlaS-RetllD •' Lido Isle ... Se•= UHITID note S 675-5626 Heart Of Oak le f1oon, l00. In custom 4 ~~~~~~~~~ bdrm .. 2 ba. homo ln c•· HOME + An. c ollenl coast ar~a . 28R h A t Dram•Uc ocean view·. ouae+ P over I aar. R2. Bia corner lot, •rt: fam~ room le view, D/R, L/R, den pat . S198, . DOOSOP $m,o0o. Appt OC11Y 2U Sl. Hive aometbina to sell?· Clualfied ads do I ell. Andrtw• Rd Act ~ H•H&f'? Help yourfflf Lo 1 H apinc selectlon of Qualified Hopefuls lntheDAJLY PILOT flELPWANTEOADS • SCIM+UTS AMw Assumable 8lf20/o Harbor View Monaco Phase m. Great view. J Br, 2 ba. By owner. You own the land 2214 Pon Carl.Isle ()pen SIS 644-4887 $159,900 UICI HIWPOaT HTS1 3 BR comer dollhouse Just listed $109.900 1WOSTORY 3 BR + loft Sll9,500 3 BR A FrameSt l9,9oo 4 BR 2 BA S\21,000 DUPLEX ts 3+3byoceanSl45.000 2+2w/landS182.000 NEWPORT CREST 3Br38a Plan013S,OOO 2 Br2 Ba P\n l SUlS,000 Manna Really 642""8850 $5000 On -WEHAYE 'EM 9"4J% Interest on this 3 i--------- Big 4 bdrm. 2 ba , home wfpool, Jal'., fam·rm. completely remodeled Big lot, much more Owner Wlll finance. No cred1t needed Sl.55.000 balance . ·Ask ror Ed Ow!mow 964-24!55 SPECTACULAR IAYYIEW HOME 3 Br, 2 ba, wel bar, wane cellar. 2 frplcs on lge lot w /room f o r p oo l Reduced to $320.000. By owner only. Remodeled w/ta:Jte & charm. Open Sat&Sun 12 5 1411 Kings Road.64S-068'7 SANTA FOR HER a cute beach cottage, FOR HIM 11 ·~on a R·2 lot. 30x8S. BOTH for near lot vaJue. IALIOA-NEWPORt REALTY 67s.& 170 bdnn .. ram1ly rm. home: take over low e quity loan. $146,500 3 Bdrms .• 2 blths . SUQC?r sharp home w ith oak firs , shake roof & a greenhouse s 137 ,500. CUSTOM HOME ~TOI''? 4 Br. 3 Ba, master bdrm retreat, 2 frplc5. formal duung. 3 rar garal(t.', av· prox. DlO sq rt 2297 l.J Linda Court. $189.500 Owner/ Al(ent. !552 4894, 642 2164or673-0782. 2 lNTS/leocll View ·-......_. 3BR,2ba PLUS2BR. lba ,_....~ATI""Al VIEW & retreat. l door from ill Al DlndlORs beach. $2!54,500. 611 Lido Park Dr. 2D So CalfR--Mw Isl day on mork et • ,.._,, Waterfront Condo with 546-5605 boat dock. Complete ly TOPO'TifEWORLD VU refurbtshed. 2BR. 2ba. Newer Jbr. Vaulted ceil· Secunty bldg. lluRe as logs, A/C, guarded . s umable Is l TD +ow<- Commpool, tennis. BBQ 2nd Av11l1ble lo see ll·4 0 w n e r I a g l daJlybyappt.ooly. 640-4922/ Cal 6 7 J. ' 020 PRICE & TERMS llST IUY-IH TOWH TRIPLEX+ guest. Great summer/wanter. Cl~ to beach & bay. $2SO.OOO. mai.e otrer ~----•E...e (7141673-6210 . DeliCJl.tf'.ful Redecorated home in Newport Heights. Ready for the dascnminatinl( family to move anto. 2 Bdrms.,2ba. 7~. ROGllt llOWH lt.E. 3br. 2\<'tba condo near NB 'I . Racquet Club. Highly UP· ---------~ ~· =·Vacant. Sl49,950 J~~ ~.~~ l/~~Lf: Waterfront 3 br. 2 ba, 2 Tot a I warm l h & n d 833·8600 RilJl'Jlllllll.,. s undecks over can al. elcgan<-e. All nt'w perf lhruout S1ngJe story on ect for s mall boal3 extra wide lot at qwet Commuruly pools & ten· end of Island. Gorgeous, lf5l3 CAMPU5Dt:IRVtME nis.SU~.000. large brick pot10 3 ____ ..::...:::..::.:.;=..::.:J-"- PropertyHouse642-3850 Bedrms + small office. 20HALOT IUY DIRECT l..arJ(e master w/loads of Newly decorated,· 3 cl<lllet space. Lovely noor bednn owner's unit + AtOM OWHY plan allows for totally separate income. Fan-SA VE $1,000 pnvate gue11t s uite or wt.le potential. Just Ust-- Harbor View Knott. 3br. maid's. $399,000. Call ex· t!t. Call for preview Tri I l ea Cod c elusive Agent for appt. lo 641>-7171 ·eve. pe on· see Ina 8 . 9642431 or m1>1111 0-11\1UN10 111MC1• do.Open s pace view rm::~a~·~:;~: ;:;.;:~. ·: .?.-:·:r. I•· llMll Pool Newport Terrace condo. , Nnt Home Pnme location, sie1 sty ~-t"s • 1076 'BeTuiifw Baycrestquali-end unit. 2 Br 2 R11 , --• ty & presUge. A sym-wt car age. !548 ·8038. ••••••••••••••••••••••• phony of upgrades in· Pnced below mkt 11t LMM.&.wo,t.or eluding 2 c rac.-11.lln g S83,000. S. (rplc's, reramlc tile, W"'TERFRO~ Jbdr., Preaidentla l custom wall & window "' "1 HJLI .. Condo. Leue $425 coverings. Call now. HeauUful home with pvt Mo .• ()ptjon Fee Sl,500 GRIMSHAW. RLTRS dock. 6000sq n. Aaldngl87,500. 540-7566 Canyon Lake. Will trade ....,_...,. t.Ttt. atty. fotc=Y nr beach. -'"Till Harbor View Palermo _ _ - • Br3 Ba Lo down Ma,,........, S. ,,_ Assume 9"'1% loan. , b~ C IJt t 011 _833-iiiiiiiiil84Giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis1i7i5..000iiiiilaiiii0...iiiiiiiiii7i1i4iii/i6i7iii .. iii2iii1 Oi4iii' •• :.!!! •~••••• ••••• ' 3 Br 2 Ba, livint. dinlaa 6 * HAPetNESS IS:* FANTASTIC LOCATIOH -S Rcirm. fnmlly room w/lrnr & wintt C'Cllar. ROAT 'OOCK AGE for I 00' hont. $l.595.000 fee. OWNF.lt FINANCING AV7'ft.ARLE. GltEAT VALUE 4 Bdrm. almost new. family room w/wetbar. 18rgc P & S. pvt bea('h, $695.000 fee. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. SHOWPLACE -Perfect entertainment home w /l('aded beveled French <loors. Wine cellar. oak & stained $(l as~ kitch<'n. paneled library. magnlftt'cnt ma: er suite. jacuz7.i. lar!lc r & S. $975.000. f ce. MMtCt' '1Mt00: IS.,._. IOt family nn. poolllse yard, MW CUl)ela ~ paint, "9 ma to beach. lmmed. OC· cupancy. H1 ,500. Prin only. 493-2:1J85 ...... 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•+...., .. at 179,900. 2 bJU north ot So. Coaal Pl11.1. Lloyd, Atl.•m:t ,.. loto ••••••••••••••••••••••••• SSOOUDOWM By owner. tbr, Jb•. Corner lot, tlrc ulat dttveway. New urpeta, dnlpll. WlU ..U on ron- u..t er leue .-. va .. tent. MoH l• toclly. Prindplea Oftb, 'JM.elt. I • ~~.!:~ ...... ~~~~.~!~~eoooeo ~~~~.~!~!~•••••• ~~~~~~.~~~•••O• I C..rcW -... ~rty J OOO ..... ,,..,., ,, J OOO t too ......., " 1no ..... ._.. •• '11 ........... • ....... ~ _ _., ....................... ••••••• ••••••••• J ••••• CALIFOIHIA C OAST 'ROPERTIES CH•tsTMAS srfCIAJ. AU .AVAtL.Al&.f ON COMTitACT FOtt f '71 CLOSIHGS I 1'1 I \:I~ !> l'l I \I " I • !"":I; 11. ol :\;I I!.-. u.1 :"\IT' I'• I '\I f'.; \I I lllf' \I Ill IH: Ill I 11'1' Ill 1>e: I~· I '\I I-.; I ." I ..... t1.1~. •·'l 'f..! 19 ) JOH ALOJ ~Ilk' C:..l• M • .,.... :1 Mµtf .tl• howot 1111 \'Yf "" I~ Su11u l<H auon 1\.50,llllll ~€HIG€ r~ ~HOM€~ :a;uw <.'4M.tllwy,NU 645-·U46 RIC l'IUl.'Y. tU-:UOCTlON Th11 bl& 4 pin W'IU ~.ooo Mu1t 11011 1m medtol l'ly Asltln~ S2."ll. IAJO sconaEALn 5l6.-7Sll IJtouut,)' Sltlon tl:ur styhn" · 1nt'fl & women sell or I~ l~ yrs Cott1t M ~!lll 1131 44 LS or T5H722 ---- .· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho.tet Ullfwtlilh.d Satord!y o.otmbef 18 1919 DAILY PILOT {7 • •• ••• • • • • • ............ ..;;.;;;.;-.;;;;;;&.--.~;.....;;..;;......;....-.-. ______ .;;,;.;.;.;;.;.~=.;.......;;;r..:..... OlltofC~ C4rw .. Mar l U 2 ......__UlltfwNlhed w.....u..-.na.d Honnu •••• bed ,., .. ,.,--JSS·D-f--•····· .. ···· U•• ·~· ••• ,.. • ...................... --••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... , ............. 38R. S\'rbathhome lcar eo.t.M.M 3z z4 Mewporl•odt f J69Ml.,.....leodi "!21t Slur•• w .1 fl&l"l&e "d k kS01mo ....................... .. ••••••••••••••••••••• , ....................... . P'a bu O\ll cu:. lorn Wuterf ront Ho mu 3B"°M, 2u .. BATHS Pallbrook ho<n 3 bdrm ttll 1400 vn .,~ 2~ba UOOtq n. on l 4!1 ------twnlu(', S Cs t l'lu.i acres +-rn11(nlr1drrH 2 lJR, frplc. l}eums. Rrtat arra. ffirit. Wll>. uir, vkw nt tht' top of Sll'<'p patio. Jo<'ullon, so of gu opn r , J~:rn mo 1nii lndlan Mountain l'C'H, '475 504 Ac11c1..a ~6evs. ~l 23S6dy'I W I i.top by or 114 160 .. SUptr'b at SUlll,000. II V283eve-', 2l3/376·93li!I 2 .IJt.2t>ucondont~rO(;C ~~ltrJ._•t-~-Conn""' t:Vt!*. Nu palJll, W&D. 2 l'Ur '°"' n-~A .. ..., ~· gar Avail. now. S4SO tlon 714·tlH·9S43 or l BR h.w w1y1ard. so of G&.').T221Agt. 714-5.'A-9974 ..Uw;iy $450 , No pell. ----=-----of,.... tn5-fJOOO, 640 0341 t.EASf/rtarchaH CM TOWNHOUSE. So <.:ouiit ,. .. ,., 2'00 3 BR 2 BA. SS50 mo <.."all Pli1.211 2NHtt 2bu. m yr •••••••••••••••••••••• • Scott 640·6600 Jo: v<·1 old One uC • kind Lile 16 Pour Plexe&. 700-1212. Agt · w/opt 11> buy J111rt111I OaJlu. Teus credit of rt·11~I toward ~ yn. old, $ep "ralc 2Brhome.aidull.8,no J>("ts. c>urth.wJ<· price Gd op meters, l'Mh now. Condo garage gardener. S425 port until mort)(Jlt • c onvc r 11 1on. A•k mo.f>iS.7258 rat~ lower Minimum Sl.150,000 Down $32),000 C08l 546-3037 Brotef'li welcom~ Ask BY OWNER tor 1.ack. Hlldley Jove.!t Lusk HV Hill!!. btrl ror· muti. 963 8933 or ner tot at 1521 Keel\' Dr . llllMOl3 ..er. 28.a. many xtra~ in Mesa del Mar newly re oc-c 4 Br 2 8a SSOO mo ~l S»USun only NEWPORT BEACH Lt.1sl or th • new homes on the woter for lc.._c:l' only Ltve and entertain in <!legunrc an your new cu.c;tom home with dt•s1Rn<'r interiors. Convt> ... 1cnre oriented to inc:lude 3 ca r garages with Liutomutic open(' r s: kitchens with micro-wave range~. self-cleanlnJl ovt-ns, trush <·ompactor.;. and BBQ rnni:!<' lOJ."': w<.-t·hlirs in all models: fireplaces in lt vlng room s & bcdrnoms, indoor laundry area~. gut"~t sulk. f:lmily room and much more. f>ock &.1\'t:11lablf' to all tenants. Shown by appocntment. Call Linda Haun (714 > 833·3150 (8 to 5 weekdays) a.dwt., fwwls, eluding all appUance:.. GN..-2700 $900 mo. includes taxes. w & gardor. 955·1534 or 752·~1JOS .,... '°"" 3 226 ······················· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lZO ACllS!!! 2Bc. 2.Ba ocn view Condo. On cllffs above manna, I"'-3244 &..agi.a..,_. 3252 ~anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . MUST SIU DUPt l';X. 17'7 .:.uo <iood C'Ondltion, &ood lueoll<ln t ~Tlt'rl u~. cm n :n "TAX 5rtCIALS HY~ dn. c~ lhU! year lo central Ca ltforola (Paso Roble s ) SJ2ro.lacrl' 2 Br. 1 ba home. gar Laundry rm. spacious Patio. $475 675-0166 CANYotil VIEW Ught & a.try 3BR 2bll home wtrrplc m qwet re ;ud. area. Mile from bch z car gar. lge fncd yrd. SSOO/ mo. 4~9598 SUPER SBr. frplc. n r Bdrm, 2 ba, Fam rm ~ pool, ·~ mo rent free, Atnum, all blUns. Ocean/ · •EXCITING• 2GOOD 21EftUE 'l I.EACH HOUSIS OM.A.LOT l 8U><.'K:; 2 HEACll 2H~ESf'ORONl..Y W ,750 1:111 M'UST BE SOI .U T0C l-..i'H ER H 1XIS2SAVE OO:\ 'T n t:: :? LA n: SCO'M' RE \ l.. TY 5361533 22'UNITS f~a i.barp' Only 6 y~ Me wport .. och o I d Te n a n L s p a y 4 * Adult rn, Ul.lhll~. 2 BBQ. rc·c rm, DELUXE MOHILf' pool, 9x gl'O!i~ Xlnl ·nre11 ROME • $55,0,000. Owner w111 W .......,,.,,.,.,,, 1. & l <·any nt 9.S".4. /...,...,_....., 1v rm 1: encloeed a.dd on, front A PREHIGE =tJGng si; bdrm /-t-I HOME~ C4fonH Pacific 3333W Coai.t Uwy, NB MMAtHo.1ScMs 645-4646 2706 Harbor Ste. 206-A 540.5937 76 UNITS ,._. "' ...... FRO .... T By OWNER PUISH TRi..PLIX '<1111 CM locaUnn 'l'wo ltik & une JOI< w WCl b•r lrph' ll, end a11rai.:1:::1, & lndry rm Da n I m111i. thu. one ' $174,000 Only•~•;(, down A PRESTIGE '-t--r--J-HOMES 3333W Coas\llwy, Nit 64$.6646 44 DUPLEXES FROM $18.ZSO HOMES W /IMC. c u 1. 11 e • s a c n e j g h . llOl'hood. 2 & 38r on lrg lots, modern «Pts . Purchasers provided w/IJSl or rental inqui nes I 00/o DOWN AV All FAIRVIEW GARDENS 547--6582 • ~ " Low rent 'fake over Treasure l s I a n d . 9•h't loan. No vpcanc1es ---------Laguna. Pvt beach, hs· Property located al 1049 hing pier. Te rms av&Jla West 2nd St. Rialto. CRUMMY 4 PLEX -ble. CA.LL 54~3676 Invest.or's dellght. All 2 Onlheoceaq .... $17,000 f inf: Bk w 1 ome Br apts. New paint & Ol:ean View ...... Sl6.SOO or 0· rs e <' carpets. Pnced nght at lrwt.. & lrwift Rltn. fmtside Triplex SOO.<KX> 49t·5060 644.6111 Small l BR uruts on San £ p l'ICCT IGE la Ana Ave. lncomt' K'C.'9 ......... ClosilNJ S7tR/ mo Full pr1cl.' J HOME~ Mable Home Partr SllO.IXX> 3333 w .'Coast Hwy.-NR Seller to carry Trus t 64W646 ~ 334 i.paces. Pan~ pnE<TfGE K.O.A. 7'.t cash return "' > lllE.AJC EVEH 644-9SlJAgent -I HOME~ 150/o DOWM- ~forS• 1200 3333W.CoastHwy,NIS' 4-Plu & &ngl l''amily. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 645-464~ Assume. Seller will 40.\cl'esw/aatural sprint' carry paper . Mngmt & stream ln No Ellstem 2 HOUSES avail. Agent. Gary 0 . CA. Beaut t.n bckgd. On 1 lot. Excellent &sler ·smalltwn& ocNat'l East !t11Se property . 900-4388QrS3&-2498 Forest nearby. S35.000 Owner needs qwck sale. Pnncll>al3only can 5.51-3754. Only S90.ooo . IHVlSTMfMT IUUETIM e PRE:~IGE Call now for best invest· I HO MES menu 1n acre.qu:. ranches, potential ~om 3333 W Coast Hwy.NB mercial property. Ab o 645-6646 property located near new \,IS Crwy lQ bootl1tnA 4 B I duplexes Riverside county incl. bayfrouttobeexch. Bulletin to be mailed down l n a pk g . monthly to our sub· 2131684-3200 scnbera. Acreage from ----- Sl 700 per acre. · S..A. 4-Plll Calf. Prop.riy AIJ J BR 2 & u111ts. SMOO Ex= mo inrome. Owner will · l'arry 2nd. f"'u 11 pri cc 714/674-104 $155.000 leadlProptrty 13SO ~ ....................... A PRESTIGE ~-+-I HOMES lf.ACH FIONT 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB 1 HOME 64~646 Exclusive 6 B r, on 1.,"'CH-.,-,"-ER __ _ Carlsbad Beach. owner l;A n " will fuwlce. $350.000. $1 15,000. tt.Nc:t. Yocan Rltrs San Clemente Tri-Plex. l11•1129-tts1 P"~W1:~ted2.1.1. 7Z9·'27l BERTI IA llENRY REALTORS 21SDe1 Mar 492·4121 · ACROSS FIOM DB.UXE 4 PLEX Brand new-all the ex· Lras. Great Costa M esa location. I d eal for owner/occupant two to choose from. Full price ~.<KXI. A PRE:HIGE '-t--J ....... HOMES 3iJ3W.CoastHwy,-NB 645-6646 16 UNITS $380,000 15% dn. contract or sale. Great cond Net s renda-ble$l~ mo. BOb Marcel. Moore ln-v cs Cm en l s 6HOUSES F..astside CM, seller will AAarice.1. 2 JBR, 4 2~R + yards. •290,000. Pnn on· ly. Bier. 631-1234 nc TRAHSRJSIOM MEIDED.- QUICK in six Eastside Qle;ta Mesa houses! Buy un contract al on ly $32,500 each! In UP· l(raded u r ea n ear < ll'EANJl'RONT 6 Ut11U1 $8,000 uu1•u:x. We1lt Newp<>rt Sl'19.000 rL.A YA I .E. ANDINV&5TMEN1'S 631-4990 J/!: Macnab.· Irvine HUHTIMGTOH llACH TRIPLEX Exchange · invest near beacll! One J.BR, 2 bath owner's unit w/fplc. & paLJO Two 2-BR. 2 bath Good rental area. Asking SUI0,900 w/1031 Tax Ex change. (H·55l FOURPW Cul-de-sac loulion. OM 3·BR. 2'rll bath , t wo 2-BR. one l·BR. S212,SOO. Submit oo exchange! lH·56) Vee Stinson 642·8235 C.M.4-PLEX Extremely ruce 2 Br urul. SlJI0,000. A PRESTIGE q_:_ ~· HOMES 3333W. Coast Hwy.NB 64W646 '8+ ACRES $14,000 pr acre. Owner financmR availabl~. 257. d9wn. 80 acres 10 l acre parcels in Elsinore. $2200/ acre Also. numerous smaller parcels-good terms available. Coot.act Ken MaruaL · Wth W. Hnskll Rea.It.or & Associates· 1646 Spnng St.rellt Puo Robles. CUtf. 1805) 231-5350 1105) 466-3049 Rtd&tat. ~-· 2800 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Want to xchnge 3.ooO sq It duplex. One house from the canals. NB Like to trade for sngt. family 5 BR. J bu., fam. rm. Lrg. lot. $925 Agt. 644-2212 673·5354. New deck'2 t>drm. 2 ba Crplc, garage avail Eve~ SU.1Z1l. bfr9am536·3520 JASMINE CREBC LEA5ESAVAILA8LE ,.,_.. V*Y 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ae.iut bran<.1 oew 4 br + den wlfam rm. din rm. many x tra s. frptc . d.~whr, fncd yd. grdnr & wtr pd $650 K1ds Ok No pets Agt no fee 964·2566 . 973.297' HwdiAcl0ttlHch 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR. 2"'1 ba. walk to ocean SSOO mo. Ask for Keith. 962·4471 dwelling. 546-3220.f ~1405 6»-0291. -------- New~egant·2 bedroom $5.50. or 2 bedroom + den $575 Cedar & window home, Five blorks to beach Priva te 2•car garage Fully main· tamed yard Adults. No WA THFROMT BeautiCuJ wi th private dock, 6000 sq. ft. Canyon Lake. W1U trade for pro- perty near beach. Cciifol ftio Properly Exct..ge Dcwe 71.-.67,..2104 Redlahft Wcmhd 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWN Property 10 lllglewood, Hawthorne c:rSo. Bay Area? WILL PAY CASH!! Ph. TOM D'.u.ss-dro . T.D. PROPSt'TIES (213) 674~7 or 1714> ~l anytime or (714) 846-5221 aft6PM 2 BR. t ba .. w/frpl. encl patio, 2 garages $450 agent 675 5930 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. Inquire al 525 18th f1replar.;e. 3 lge bdrms. 3 Street 17141 960-6331. baths, ceramic tile. wet· Have your own fireplace bar. nucrowavc, dbl gar tor ChiisJrnas' 3 bdrm. w/opner Brund new. 1'4 ba "475 per mo 16582 supercondo 631-0424 Thames Ln Call La t $32S redec. Z BR. E Side 892 7i 11 ext. 552 or gar. fncd patio. Adults no _5'i8-__ l2:58 ______ _ pe(S.646-l07K KB 3 br. 2 ba, patio. gar. fncd yd. Kids & pets ok $435. Agt. no fee. 964·2566 4 IDRM POOL HOtME !r!3°2971 - 778 Allegbeny/ I Otrung rm + 9 br. 2 ba. 4 Bdrm 2 bath, fireplace. frplc. patio, gar. fncd yd fenced yard. covered Kidc;&pet.sok $455 Agt. pat.Jo. $575 mo. N r. South no fee. 964-2566 973-2971 Coast Pl31.a A pl R~g1~€1 ~ ............... . '-+--. Hews ,.,,.. .... d ~ I I ... " II I( I \ I I ' 'I :" 1• f c ml Hwr C111•.1 6<1 M11 ~e IOI : 4 br, 2-ba. frplc. dshwhr. cov 'd patio, gar., fncd yd. Kids & pt'lS ok. ARt. no fee. S4SS 964-2566 f¥73-297 I J333W. Coast Hwy, NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645.6646 _ Ga•• al 3 l 02 2 Br wtgar. $295. Crpt. fncd yd, water pd. Z110 "D" Delaware. 636-4120 l·S Loh for 54* 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW Full o n e half acre Newport Bea<'h lot in the exclusive guarded gate community or Harbor Ridge. Will accom- modate a tennis court. Call Jack Custer at Mac- nab Irvine Rily Co. (714)640-6176. CUSTOM HOME LOT Spyglass Hill , agt. 56M380 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new Jbr •• 2\Azba, ORANGE Country Liv· frplc. Dbl gall(, pool & ing. Equestrian ac· Jacuzzi.5mintobch. Yr- llvilies. New duplex. ly lease: ~o pets. $525. 4 Br 2V} ba. nu S & S Beaut. 3 bdrm, z bath. 548-9157/83>9543 Golden West ~lcltes ~ {rplc, lge fed yrd. $615. 3bt, lba. E Side Lg yd , Gourmet C o u n l r y mo.Owner997·5612 N kitchen. Cam rm wl wet garg, spotless. o pets. • lal»altland 3106 $415.646-7528 bar, form din'g, J car ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar $735/mo incl gard. BAYF'RONT 28R, 2 ba, 2br, clean, garg. sm fencd Call~ 123 E. Bayfront. $695 yd. sm pe1 ok. lSt·C ___ _._ ____ _ A d 642 0857 No aean. newer 2 Bdrm, dbl H.erb2t3/ 478·'111:'1"rda~ voca 0 · · .,.,. • J "' 5l.Dg)es.S3SO mo gar. S biles bch. No pe~ Spotless 2 Br, 2 lrg pat.Jos, gar . opo Sat 10.5, J 10 Marine Call (213 > 248-6119. 3 bdrm.-1.rg. fenced yard. S385. Avail Dec 15 964·2283 aft 4 Dnve by 2039 National. ---------$395 per. CJlO . 1s t. 48drm.,2~ba .• twnhsc.l last+SUlO Children pets bUt. to beach. Oen. view. Will trade 3 sul>-divided. Coda Meta 3124 OKCal1833-9305 rrp., 2 car gar. S6SO · 536·1956 or Anna at ~.Las Vegas. for cash. • .. •••••••••••••u••••• aallboat, car,.diamonds, LIASf/htehoM etc. 675-7687 TOWNHOUSE. So. Coast Will trade 21.h resort acres oo lalte in Elco, Nevada '°" cash, sailboat, car, diamonds, gold, etc. ~7687 Plaza. 2BR 2ba. 1 •,; yr old. One of a ktnd. Lst> w/opt lo buy. Partial credit of rental toward pun:~ pnce. Gd op· ~unlit mortgage rates '1ower . Minimum cost ~mr 3 BR, waJJ.wall cplS, lncd 967-1851. rear yd. S360. 2i22·E San· ---------t.a Ana Ave. 714/249 5236 TOWNH.OUSE-Lge 2 $490 P.r mo. 2 Bt , I Ba'. 2· car gar. beaut house. 642·5276, 7141271·1838 3 BR. 1 ba. S A. Hts. $475. lst./lasl + $100. Kids OK. Grdnr & wtr pd. 540-0659 BR. I 1'2ba. patio. car port. pool & laund. Stove. refng. bluns. child OK. nr schls 1450/mo inc l gac;/water Avail Jan t Call Pat aft 7 pm or wtmd.s (213 )434· 7?.85 . 2LOTS21Loa<S Over 30,000 sq ft. R·J lot wlolder 3Br home. Sub· mlt your lerms at ...,... .. adl. 3148 3Br, 2ba. FIR, flp. close So Cst Pina & Frwys. Avarl l/ 15. S500/ mo 7S4-04Q3 Oelux 4 BR. ~112 ba, sew· mg rm. Nr beach. Many unique features Real valu e al $550 mo . SJ&.8659 Sl.m..500. . Minnich Yocum Realtors (714 ) 729.9151 729-9273 Mo9ttaift.D.....t, ...... 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ckean views, spacious l br dpbc, fireplace, steps to beach $450. 497 · ~ Mlwport .. och 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP Mesa Verde 3 br. family rm. frplc .. all , bltns, new crpts &. drps. Walle to schools & shop· ping. $525. 955-0177 3 BR,:! ba, huge fam rm. 1')>, 2 gar. nr park & ocean. $525. 645-1223, 5.'l>-l286 RACH Carisbad, ~ beamed celling, high light 2Br adul~Coodo. magnificent cl~ oolY $62,000. EASTSIDE 7 Pride ot ownership 3 Br 2 Ba w/fireplace owner's unit + S IX 2 Br townhous e units. $482,000. schools, transportation --------- -'-....;;...------.--• 3 BR 2 BA NEW CRPTS 2 BR & garage, ntce yrd, OR p S, WA t. K T 0 nopetsor-chJldren. Mar· BEACH S490 M O . rled cpl o nly . Call (2131431 -3125 Mlmalc:t. y oc:... Rlfn C71f ) '129-9151 729-9273 Cae:aarchll • r.1p11ty 1600 ~ P ... E'TIGE ....................... /~ I IS HOMES OflflCI IUILDIHG 3333W. Cou11t llwy, NB " small suites, $89,900. 64S.66<C6 • Neat Briltol & Baker.---------- CM. Ag\. S48-7729 7 UNJTS..C.M. ---------• Beaut. new bui Id iog . Flreplaces. x.lnt location. TSL lpvmts 642-1603 Major Resturanl Cham 2S yr lease. Propert,y in So. CaJ. Commerce Cent~r , SJ.100.000. C al l 114-673-0'.i!SS. WANT ACTION? Classafed Ads 642-5678 S©\\JU~-~pzrs · Thof lnfri911ing Wore/ Gome with a Chudle -----14".4 "1 C\AY a. tOIAAN ----- 0 ~-:l"ob:.i .... :o.~, b': ...... 10 for111 IOU< IHIOPle worda I TAGHAS 11 I I' I I r· • r-H _E_K_I ..,R ......... , . I I I' I' . I "ALEGI .... .. -,r and s hopping! All for s~.ooo <must be sold tDgether). 752-1920. ) QUAIL PLACE PROflE:RTllS"' •<>i-nr t :lo r.M.t s 18,500 PER~NIT DOCTOR1S DR~M A 39 unit apartment ~kllng. f'\Jlly manaaed wi no ••oancy. CASH f'LOW. Only $200.000 dm.'n. ta.Ile over. Owner may lake 2nd TD'• tor part down. Located in Buen a Park at 8572 Western Ave CALL 542-3676 for lnto. 8krs welcome llG7..UX Near the beac.b. Only '365.ooo. Scou Rutty 5a-7533 •• !/!:Macnab· lrvrn_e 548-0401 --~---- SS75 mo 5.56·6576 view. pvt beach. Niguel d Shores. $800. 759-l~ -Woodbn ge4BR. fam rm. · 3ba.AIC.3car gar NrNIGUEL SHORES ; lake ~ 962.f845 SpacJOUS 4 bdrm, 2"'1 ba. --fam rm, beach, teruw. $400 2 Br condo an lovel) $1)35/ mo 493·6293 or Woodbndiie Pool. lake. IJ31.\4SJ etc No pets. 833·3307 •--------- On the water. 1 Br. ::11 Ml..-VNfo 3267 far1l S3'15 ·0ys 642·4818, ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• t~eves. Oeao 3 br. 2 ba, frpk dshwhr. pauo. gar. focd 2 Br rondo, A/C, pool.Jae, yd. Klds & pets ok. $45:> & tenrus. Stream side. A.gt, no ree. 964·2S66 or brand new. $385 mo. Cilll 9'13-2971 5'Sl ·2056, 5Sl-3115 Ne --_-'pol_rt_lecd ___ 3_2-69 Orangetree Plan 3 condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Br. AJC. teanls/pool 1500 Modem 33pCl sq ft S31Smo.151-llS4 <'us lm 2 sty. 4 BR. Univ. Park Terran• w/pool. 1..11{ Back Ba.) twnhme. 2 Br 2 lfa lot.64S-7'183eves. Cardi.ff model. P~I. JU<'. Luxunous 3 BR. 2~ ba gar opnr, nr teorus <'ru., Condo. on water. Floor to S475 Ph551·1882 <'e1l1ng Palos Verde 3 Br lownhome. Univ Park. Call Or. Tapper, 645·1920. lmmed. oc· cupancy~-~--- PERFECT For young famil y . Cokiny 4 br, 2 ba. fam rm, frplc, A/C, gar. Op· nr Nice& pvt y.d. Grdnr . pool, t.enotS. SS2S. Eves 6f4-6863, m.sg 559-0186, ~5868 3 BR. 1i,., ba twhme in the beautiful village of Woodbnd!le. Comer un 1l. Pvt patio. S435 ml) Kld.<i & pets OK . 559-1828 ask for Holly $lane, fr:plc. walkover mgs, extensive mirrors, S71i0 mo. 558-8534 . 67S-1938 HARBOR VJ EW HOM ES Carmel Model 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ram . rm. dbl. gar iardeoer 1nd. $675 per mo Call 644-7007 "'UDOISUS.._ 136 vta Trieste Spaciou.-; home w lg e Ii v i n g rm+d e n . l mmar S\2501 mo lse. Waterfront Homes 631-1400 J br. 2 ba. lge encl patio Gardener incl. No pet:-. $525~ 3br. 2ba, nice fnc"d back yd . $450 mo~ yearly lease ~1-049615.514423. Udo lsle 3 tlR, 3 ba, 23011 sq ft, drps. blt.n$, 4 yn. RENTALS okl.S~.631·5237. 2 BR. l "'1 ba. • · · • · · • · S42S Walk to bea~ condo. 2 br 2 BR, 2~ ba ..•.•.... ~75 2,~ ba WI p 1 2 BR, 2 ba ..... -..•.• .$525 552-4449 ss9J18:i· oo 2 Bij. 2 ba .......... SS50 ___ o_r ____ _ 2 BR. 2 ba.. . ...... UOO Jbr. 2~ba cOodo near N ~ 3 BR. 2 ba. . . . . SS2S RAK-quet Club. No pets. 3 BR. 21>'.I bu ........ S$SO no smokmg. $650 mo 3 BR. 11'• ba • . • $475 559-9254. JBR.2ba ... SS501--------- 3 BR. 2 bu... . . SSSO o UOO ISLE. 3 BR 2 Ba . J BR. 2"'2 bu.. . . $625 lovely l!(l'. patio. $75U 4 B.R. 2~ b&.. .. . • • S6SO M.o. 55!Hi.588, ~ 4 BR, 2'h ba .. $795 4 BR. 2h bJ. . SlOOO 4 BR.2i,.,b8 Sl095 4 BR. very nice area, l~ Port Taggart Pl. in<'I. • gardener., wa ter. S700 mo. Available now 759-1152, 644·5769 '+523 CA ... POsl>a·IR'IO~E LG1J11ftC1 leoch 324 8 ........................ Newport Shorell. 3br. atrium, Jae uni. n r . beach. Pets ok. $550 S48-1980eve. 3 Bdrm, 21? ba condo. Pool, 2 <'ar garage & opener, near Hoag Hosp & beaches. SS2S. 675-5216 l Bt umque quiet VJ uc THf ILUFfS Frpl. k1cts/pets ok. 4 Bdrm ., 2lh ba .. Rough $450. Jan 1. fam/kit, +-for mal din- 499-2286 ing; fresh ly puanled. ---------• cnsp & clean. Move in OCE.AH VIEW oawatS600mo Large 4 br, 2 ba, sun ,.__•Ag•eo•t•~--5560--­room. 2 frplcs. redwood 1• hot tub Walk to pvt ,_B_a_y_c-re_s_t_o_r_e_a _. _b_e_a_u_t beach. J\v:ul. Jan. JSth. large family home. huge $795. mo 499·S0'1!J. prvt master suite + J New Jbr, 2400 sq Ct, con c.Cber bdrms 3 baths & t cm-po r a r :t h m darkroom. Ah lll perfect Panoramil' while water cond. Vacant & ready to vu. S8.'50 Im med occpncy. move 10. $1250 mo mcl 4!Ti· 1051 ~r. 6"4·9687 agt -.. t ~LY PILOT Satu101y. Dea~ 16. 1971 c,tU \I IH< IH \1111' UJI ........... , ....... . LOY& Y 21r u,,.t' wtlll fCt'"l'place. prtv1Ue p.atk» 'nt°IOI d Ur North d Coui ICl&b•a)' No JWl.a, nu rhlldr•n 14U I n\o Cull l,lnth f1>231 I ur aft ~. 64 tl4l7 Uat·helcor unit v1•w cu•c•i~~Hhet dr)l!r. ~I pd v.c MO 171l2 '~1m1n•n• '"••IO·• .• ---------·I h1•.1llh I ll1h; 111111.irit• 2D1 2bo Upper frplc.', I Ull dll, !{tr • bib to bccun. no" tt•111tl MllO nw ""l(lrt 11: Macnab-Irvine SIAV91W . I lUt bOmco w <'UL1\fllltn•I init vlt>v. of N•·~ JIM' U ach1 1mmt'd 01 1'\IPltnry •<v.a1l S111011 Mo Carl MuU••r wi ~ tit ~1> IAYAtONT ~IHI 1tyl~ h\IU\Jl 00 Udc1 2 RRa. dl·n. 3ll It~ uui rm . iwp 1~1d 'q\~ \>l&U<> O\,•rtoolun1t L1tlu 1'umma Ud111n ~ PH r & ~rnasl':J: ., 4lll \dulls 1 Mo L>nlll' V t>nllllt' 664 tl;.'W I II ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIB>AUNTAL7 See the eJC perts ;1 I •HOM9fMDHS• flomes·apts pleics snl(l5 Llu'&t:lll ~ll'tt lon or low rentals tn South Orange Cnty rrum $ 100 AU areas·All pnce .. can today·M~1.· L00Jy 498-0084 4l2 N El Canuno Heoil, San Clemente 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br I Ba. lg yard. $395 1st. las t + depos it 642·3622 Nr Brcs tol t Warner n1d1,t 11 111 .. 1 I• nnt I ouil" l't •I t•lll h1111 11111 •lit""'' r '"'. '"'' t' h ••fll ,,, \l 11\1111 ' 1'1.111111111 '""''' '"" "'"'jl\ •. , 1111• h 11111.J 1111" ''"'"~ ''""' 1 .. 1.11 n .. m, "'' 1 """' IU \t lltt I \l•t-. ''"'°""' I 1 1 .. ~h11••n1 '\1111 • ~ 11111111 II \1i~t..t II\• II 1l,11h IU IU I Hl•ll\I fllilil ,,,, ...... : .. 1 ,, It+•~• ''""IUtf , .. f '•"I• 1Mll•ll 11\1 I fl f't I o., "W\.)\ ~J G,,rJt o Aµ.'\rtll\J'Al'.11 .... ...,... ............. ")Ill If\ IOl I ,ti I olh '"'. "·~· He..,..,.. t.t!Cll ~Ml I 1-t lhlh 'I l),lf t I ,,jf )hlh I •·• • •o 111 ... IAYHOMT Condo. 2 BR. 2 ba . yeot ly.S&'7Smo ll:Z4 ····•·•••·············· 5:tU 2 br, I '• b11, POllO, lndl') rm • .idull.a no P\'h lbi )t 1m1 "2 lb03 LA MANCHA Al'TS l.ar1" 1 .2~:1 brdruom a11rdl!'n •J>la Aduha '--bwtrr. bltn , enrl ic11r ~ Pool t: .. a 1>u mSrou. rt ~ wr.s MF~ Vf':Rl>Jo; hom• at mo:.pbt'rt' Ur:t' hr dh; •!JU. ntl>i>t•t. ~ IOJ4 2 Sr. I b•. 1111 ell'<' l$nand nt'W un t: Ullh SL S375 mo At;t~I ~ :l 8dr . I t)a • new install .. llon~. nl'w e11rp4.ttw & draptN Snia II pets 0 K S32S Mo l807 B f'lacen t.ia 642-3464 WntWlaYI ..... lkitut1fut brand'"' Ol'W adult apts No pell;. Pool, J3l'UUl Open for v1ewtnl( wkn<is l0-5. 955 W, 19th ~ CHANHti.ROMT ~ch. S25S·S2~ 2 BK. \ba,yr'1...'.f550· l Br$290-$305 OC~FtlOHT 2 BrS33.5-$350 2 BR. J 1>11 , wnLr S500 "ISL Mgmt 642 1603 STEPS TO IEACH ... mu 3 BR, 2 ba. wntr S.125 lllAMD "1"" 38~.2 b&. yrl" $675 2&3br,2ba. all .;lec:tnr 1 Covered parlung S315 lo 2 8 .lba.yrly.S43S S475 mo. 600 W 3 BR. Iba, yrly 1465 Hamilton. 838·2917 or PAAIC UDO 642-2164 2 BR. 2 ba. rrpt. Pool. ------- Adults. S39S •East.side adult 2 Br. den 2 Ba coodo. pool, dbl gar, $425. sss..65118; 645·6822 I ~"h~ ..,.,.,.hu.fwa. ~,..,.h.....,,._ 4bfim1wllh.,.,.JIMcl ._..toSJwre 4300 Offk.RMtat 4400 ••••• • ••••••••••••• I • I • • • • • • ••• e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••• I •••••• I •• e .. """"' ::::altlacd J 90 0 •••••••• e I ••• I • I ••• I • e • • •• e •••••• e ............ . C:...,...._ 1114 tW~•.._.. 1140 .,.... ll44 ........... , ........... Wanted, 1-'bmull· room I~ $00 aq ft oCflu . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••n•••••••••••••••••• ••-••••• ... •••••••••••• 111E l!:XCITINC ntn tn h11rr Irr C M l'lom -Incl. utll. m It• I tlft, t-'ba M a V•,MHk• 28R.10.C'Oftdo OW.AC, PALMMtSaanS ~~ s1:10 ancl util W 19thst 540-221» .: Dn\>t, ur S /\ Cn11y ..._ Spit Pool. tym. t~nnts MlNUTfSTO,....PTBCH --.............. 4450 ~ ......... ~~,,.~au" •. ~~.... ...._. Oc.. -~-No kid.a. l>'!tl &ch. l&2 BR Sbr home. Fem pref • ••••••••••••••••••••U• •• ...,. ... ..,. • .,....,, ., fromJ2SS'liUJ). ~7~r4 BRallA. fr-pl, .,..LOC:c"'"Tl-..t RY) fl7»139 . Q\ 191g Jwuor 1 OR, l Hn & l. •d··"· N t.s .......i ~-6630 _.. -"""" BR. 2 BA Se(uril v pro Brand New Zbdrm Poot. "~1Me ~ ~r ...,.,.. 11• Ir Mewporl .Wcl 2 blit"m ''' b• pallo. ~t V1d!.ld by pvt kt'y Cllrthn 1at•unl. Ll'n.nlt; co~rt 13 81Q f'..ast of Newport Fem. roommate waokld SuCttnful ~tad shop Ot<. no cltitdh•n 13U JM try u Ito k at r h ~ 8J3.ltB3 \,.../ Blvd) to shr 3 Br. fully furn •PPl'OJ( V50 6q Jl. nu ~OU311r~7!;45 wtlurmnou«1 l'llfll rlullh L.opla•ac.h 3141 9amSpmS449800 boUllt-w/frplc on 8,J ~Ptrmo.8kr61~700 carpet. l1ill' pvt 1>al10 ur ••••••••••••• •••• ••• ••. Sl76 mo. utll 10cl ca11 me8ti8flU b.tlro nt c W/J(lrJ Cl..lf'I'' ORIVtt= VIEW ROOIM 4000 873-3414 lll«a~c Pool. spo, h11ht ••••••••••••••••••••••• Approic 300 sq ft , downtown Hutttingrun Ml F. Sl40 + Y:i uul. Non neach 210 M•ln. mini· smkr. CM homr 645-8434 ITllltl. Sl6S. ~-lS58 N•• b~ a.ullful llfJW'tln4'1\lA l1Mch1•lor 1&iutl~11 rd tf'nnl• court. lodry OONOO. No. L»gunu 2 r11r11 l.lm1tM pnwh'w Br. tV. Oii. frpl, drt·k. 127~ ret1tal.!1 From 1290 per SllOO/ m<1 y rly C t1 II I Ur rrom S32Q mo. Mudt;lll open 1.h.11ly fl'13·50t» Adului, no ()t'l11 ~Y•naunrtl Wi;y Ital Nt"Wpe>t\ Ulvd J ~utl2G 101t 4'ba I l!IO .q ft Jo'rpk. tnel iiu. dilhw1twr. )11.11 II d1111I lll.'W CIHlt 130~ Mt•s11 Vcrdt• 1S4 62lll, lJISl l* •:ia.uodt• \'W!l 1 81 dph1 Nn Pl'{ OK 1-'r'pl • Ulll paid 1M 67~ 6700 All\ lOAM to dtuk 2 1 ~ 8uch/studt:llt qtrs I Rr. Wic hita Ave <11t w<irkrm. l Ba. prtv Yorktown I Stti 401#M porch. walk to beach No 7l4 536-«55 k:ltch. Pnv. comm. $22~. ~; Spat' 2 bdrrn upt ~ _S49-__ oos_1_w_i_d_ys __ _ t(Jd.; 0.K. Awul now Mer• ~ralll47·000'7 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 story lwntw.e apt '450/mo Ph ~t31Y1 ------ VIEW. odan 11de. pool' deluxe aBK. 2BA. S~5: Abo BACH 1300. Adults. no pets 494 137~ ----Mlwporl •ach 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *.,..,odor'"". Lovely giar(!em;-Brooks wtr. fall •Kl\t~n Fac11. avail •Jacun1, hel&Led pool •Wkly or d11ily ma id 11rv •'JV & phone avaJlablt' Alao. os SU W• 2277 Harbor Cotit.a Mesa 645-440 Room w/kitcbenneue lfiO week & up 5411.9755 Gal lo share 3 br cundn nr ..._trial Rtfthll 4100 OCC $200. 1nrl, utl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54:>-6477 or 5@·71m, a..... IHdt ....._ 8ayfront bOme, pvt s uite. 4 G ! l 11 9 o s q r l , gar .• resp. adult. Non· S2.W-$700/mo. An11. Pll 5moker $400 mo 646-3357. ~--~~----ll'n-1521 before lOpm. ._.... W..e.d 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rc11ponalble, working 4350 writ 1• r s eek 8 one •••••••••"•••• •• ••• •••• bed room c·ott o i.t e 1 n Double garage. 20th & Cl>n>na del Mar or C«'lu Olive. HS. $60 Also Me:.a QUJetn<"S CBsen. ~~JDt-; 2br llllA, :mdck~ l£l.lrt1 AduJl.b $285 2 BR du_plex. ya rd . iiara11e. lolb of room. plea:uint neighborhood IW'MlOO PAUMEWPORT Bach,lors, l or 2 Bedrooms & Townhouses Love I y h ome. M atngle. s ame ureu S35 t111I Wnw Cla~s1ne<t Ad ref r 1 .i I hot .NI a t e . 900-S2160 •200. Daily Pa lot, P .0 lb02lal ~~2121 Sh rp a llr l 1i 8.i tuwr~c· w pvl p.a~u &- Cl'\f' 1eari1 on W 18th SL <..1o.w i.1 i.ho~ & tt't' l22lS Nu J>I'~ 14ml l'h1ld OK ~<110ti YILLAMIOHA 2 lir, 2 h-.. new crpts & tliµi, !'8.5 stove & dbhwhr met Encl garages Cou pie prcC Children ok. No Pt.U S330 Util pd. excepl ele<: 2334 Elden, 645-1965 . Sunny 3 br. 2 bu. lge l"OOfl'b & lob of w mdows No pets Nr OCt. $320. 751 3696. NEWl•EEDaPTS I Bdrm & loll $320. Poot 1acuziJ. closed garage!> Gas & wtr pd Adults, no pets. 393 Hamilton, C.M 6454411. ------3 8 r . 2 ~, B a . r r p I c . c pts /drpi;, refrig , wshrtdryr, yrly tse. SSOO mo 642-3443 ----- Jo'romS349.50 Spectacular spa, total rl!creation program. social program 7 ~Is. !I tenrua courts. Al l' ash loo Island. Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Road. beach/ocean. J>riv ent Box' 1560. Costa Mesa SlS-8518 Suigje garage 193 1-; 18th 90026orcall 675-3862 Uaclt Apt stove tic rer !"it No pets. Adults. 42A ~ Sl Call 968-0020 aft 8pm 3 bdrm 2 ba frplc. al t.ached garage $475 per mo 639-6454 3 br. l 'hba condo II B Pool, tennis. nr bch $350 s.31>-2900. IEACHWOOD aPTS 19132 Magnolia. Lge I br. avail now $285. 2 Br. 2 ba $33S. 1 Ba. t Ba from $260·$285, avail Jan . Bltns. pool & jacuzzi. 962·1800. C7t416f4-1900 Bachelor unllr Jh block from beach. l\n ut1l pd. No klds, no r.ts: 201 E Balboa Blv . S25-0 per mo. +security dep. Call Sue 556-7707 New Bayfront 3 BK. 2 ba. fplc. lndry book·up, dbl encl ga,r . upper unit. Spectacular bay view w/bc:h area. $800/ mo yr ly. 840-l879 RIB. 2 BR In a nice home nr S C. Plan. Emp person. DeUci<>us home cookul~. Ref. 54.5-171 'i 2br in 3br home. Easts1ck CM. SlSO/S1GO 49'-0348. Room S200. Large, pvt ba. pvt entrance. coo.k· lng. 497·3687 . Semi rum. room w/sep. ent.rance. close to N.B. beach. $225. 65-8075 Room & loard 4050 ····················~·· !bard & care for att1ve Delux 4 BR. 2~ ba. sew- ing rm. Nr beach. Many unique features. Real value at S550 mo. S36-86S9 Seniors. Upper m1dcJle cl&'IS neighborhood. OC All Adults no pets. 2 bdrm Airport area. Residence 2 ba from $320. Jae. Po<>I. program/ art me·a1~ New 2Br, frpl, patios. sec clubhouse. Shown by 545-9866 If no aflswer gate. adlls. 1702 Florida appt.only.549-3965 556-1.350 · at Adams 536-4729 ---------1 udo Isle. Charming 2 br. VacatioftRetttah 42SO Near beach. 2 br , 2 ba up· sundeck. elec. gar. adlts, ••••••••••••••••••••••• per, encl. garage. No nopetsS475lsebiS-03'77 ENSENADA BEACH water beds! Adults only On Finley canal with HOUSE. Sleeps 8. S40 No pet s . 21702 Brook h u rs l . s 32 5 dock. 2 Br l Ba. gar. nice day 968-4073. 962--0'1'18 yard $550 Ca II 81 It Palm Spnnoc Condo on IJ73.34 l7 r.>' SI.. C.M Storage only. S3S -·------- mo. 548·3683 ..._.f/lllYHt/ Sin~e garage for r ent. 1916 Wa llace . Cos ta Mesa. SlS mo. 646-2653 • Offlca R...+al 4400 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Rn • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... OpporhlNty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small garden mg roufo EXECUTIVE for sale. ca11aft5 SUITES 54&<9833. Luxunous offacci.. ex i\SSOCIATE ecul1 v e sec re l a ry. VENDING ROUTES personal phone rov NabiscoSnops erage. reccptionilit, con Mln cash roq. S4770. Cull ference room. xerox. toll free. 1·800-821·7700 potary. Lease or month ext 715 to month. Near so Coast ---ASSOC---1-A-T_I':_: __ Plaza. O.C. airport & STAR BATTLE freeways cat1 979·2161. Sensational new. elel' S23 So. rt office spare lo s ub-lease 1n -Laguna HiJls. SJC»l month Avail Dec. 1st. 830-6000 Deluxe medical i;u1tt>. ground flr . Corona del Mar llealonom1cs Corp 675-6700 Nr 0 C. Airport Deluxe ornces w/secre taraal service.'152·5626 tromc pinball gamt-as seen on 1V & "Price l>- Rlf(ht" show. Manlmum c-ash req. $5900. call foll free 1-800·821·7700 eicl. 715 3290 ·····•·•··••·········•· Condo 2 BR. 1 1~ ba. de· roraled, lrg patio. PoOI. cluldren OK S375 mo 998-~ associated 811.0t<Ell.S--REAI fORS 202' W lalboo t.'' lt.6 I Beaut groundi.. nacc & qiaet Adults. no pell.. 3 Br bungalow. Pool. 2c~dr~~-1~~~Y ~a~'. 1acuzz1 & bbq area · Also good loc. No pet.'> $280 2 br lOwnhousc lnq 177 mo. 271 E 16th Pt . E.22ndSt.lflO.S45-2498 ---------·1 644-0452 "' I Br bac•helor. ut11. incl ba bel 1 ,, Massaon Hills Country No. Costa Mei~. 100 sq fl New c or.altull p ... Dover Twn~e. dbl gar. Oub.968-5430 SJSO/rno Ground noor S250M7·5820or 9604407 frpl, waah/dryer. pool. Lake A·r r o w h ea d Tom. ~2200 · Walk LO bch. super bach. Adults S425 mo. 645·9442. lakefront rqndo, sips !I IA y VIEW CA.llNET SHOP Highly successful shop. Xlnt cas h flow. ~x elusive outlet for the ne~est simulated mur- ble topi;. Owner will lra1n & wttl carry rinancuut. Very IJtlle down. l\Sk for R1rhard Wald. Agt SJ&.1461. eves 979.9439 ONTHElliCH --------~• 1916 Wallaci:. $185 mo Bach. kitch. bath, ulil pd. 3 Br. 2 ba townhouse. 646-26.'iJ HouNs Fumi~ Of' ~IMd . 3300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlS.S year round. llll mo Quiel adult liv1n.g . ----------'- $50 sec dep. Re f's. Enclosed gar . & polio. $350. 2 Br townhouse. ITT3-J241 J0om·7pm ~ ~~ $400. 645--3381 or frplc, patio. sundec k. u•~""7'tJ adults. no peti; 2656 "B" MOllLEHOME INFORMATION Rent. option to buy mfo, rcpo's, loan assumption etc t;asy fmancc 0 .A C Afi~"!h.c. MESA PIMES OranRe. 640' 790.5 •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 1 BR $315 2 BR SJ80 OClllO Poiftt 3826 llalaoa Peninwfa 3807 Pool. jacuzzi. gar. av1HI .,••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. no pets 2650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br T wnhse, 2 car garage. frplc , den pvt yd, 9offi<'e11. Lux. bayfront very lrg. 2 MobileHOftllt Sto~ Bdrm. 2 Ba. condo. boat Santa Ana 554 7070 s I 1 p a v a JI Y c a r I y ~l Anaheim 956-4500 S7501mo. 67!>-6775. Anahetm 956-1011 Harla Ave. 549-2A47 Neu.r new Lownhsc. 2 Ur. ~ bldK. S4l5. mo. 11,) ba. gar. fncd pat .. -----"'-----~ mo. 645-4655 PM & l Bdrm. t ba, d·uplex. wtnds S220/tn0. Isl fi llOll~ utal w Anabeifu 76l-l442 2 bdrm. k!Cl mo. Yearly Wesllntn!>1.tt: 84fJ-889.S 313..., Alvarado PL Call $375. 2 br, l v, ba twnhse. -----· ----1 631.(2)4or675-3600 Gar. fplc, patio. good loc . pd.831-7736 .......... °" •adt 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Rd.rm, 2'"' ba. $700. pr E-sjde. ....._.lhed 3425 mo. yrly. Working girls _TSL __ M....;g;;..m_t __ 64_2_·1_603 SHARP. beach 1.2 & 3 BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pref 313 Alvarado Pl. 2br s295 frplc. d1Shwshr. garage 3# HR GUA RDS.ADULTS 63l-0234 or 67S·3600. 2563 Elden & pauos. 96().2JS8 O~R 40 3 81' nr beach '200 ulll pd. I Br duplex. 979--2788 646·4904 $495 !l60-1366 stove & rcfng, no pets. T~ 547·>155~73-6243 ~sMct 3525 Live on Bayrronl. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• large I BR. Yearly. 2 Ir. Twnhu 675-8247. . an eitrthl.Ones SllARP. $100 Nice bachelor, resp. $3'15 Mo. Call M~wk adults. No pet.~. Util pd. !162-7788 100 E. Bay Ave, apt 9. Mesa-Verde·2br. quiet cul-de-sac. Referenres. s:m. 498-1936 aft 3 Be;i.uurul brand new 3 Bil. xtra lrg duplex. Fplc. dshwsr. disp., neutritl rrpts. Call Lynn 642·7796: 64.5-9161 .&..-fth h 'shflt C•llf;wwwleach 3818 Brand new duplex. 3BR. J ,,.._ '""" "" ••••••~•••••••••••••••• ba, xtra lrg mstr BR ••••••••••• ••• ••••• •• •• bwnhous bd · suite, could be used as ~Pc•Mla 3707 Tba. s375e ~D: f:;ic~~ mother·in·law quarters. ••••••••••••••••••••••• children. No pets . Must see lo appreciate. BEACH, View, pier. 2br. ~7 Call Lynn 642·7796, $500. Adlts. ulil pd. Til ---------645-9161. Townhouse, lovely, spac. & home-like. 2 br with pvt. gated entrance + 2 pauos. Some w1lh all. garage. Swammmg pool. Jacuzu, Tennis couMS. l blk ~ Huntingt.on shop· pmg center mall. Adults No pets. From $435 Seawmd Village, 15555 Huntl.ngton VIilage Lant!, H.B. (714)898-9961 . 2 Br, chlldrert welcome. no pets. Starting at $2'70 mo.84&-6)07. all new. stove & refng, Delux 4 BR. 2 ba. gar. no 830-7022 On 'Lafayette Cannery "'""" pets, step<. to bch, S575 ViU 1200SQ f ;:~_.....,mo. 536·2456. yrly lse. ~-ll03. Big Bear lakefront 5 BR 1 '1ti.LcRuNbv PET GROOM I NG · Successful service bus1· ness in Laguna Beac:h. Xlnt loc:·ataon. Pnc1..'<1 ln, seU al 125,000 2 bdr .. 2 ba., frplc .. gar .. lndry rm., $360 920-5376 or67:>-6670 agt. Dix 2 br, 2 ba. bllns. nr beach. No p,els . Avail now. $360. 640·1250. or 640-1156. Open Sat & Sun 12-4, 17011 Sims St Dix 3 br. 2 ba. bllns, frplc. nr beach. No pets. S450. Opeo Sat & Sun 12·4. nou Sims St. 640-1250 or &tG-1156. SHARP/NEW 2 bdrm +den. frplc. garage No e htldren. S375 mo. 962-7788ask for Mack. Spacious new 4·plex. 3 & 2 BR Wlils. gar. pat. bltns. nr bch. 1''rom S375. 846-1591 '""-3844 . ............ ~ ...•...•. *BRAND NEW* IRYIME'S NEWEST APT COMMUNITY HERITAGE 'POINT f)lm. or Unfurn. New 2 bdrm. 2 ba, J slOry. frplc . nr water. dbl gur. l ltl'.r.i 43rd. <7 14)675-5864 (213)006·~ UDO VIEW 2br. frplc, pal.Jo, sep D R Adlts. SGOOtmo 675-9359 - - cablll, frplc.'", So. shore. 0 __ ,.h, 675•6161 beaut loc. 714/536·4537 near.., Aspen, Colo . large & beaut J br. hse ava:I Dec lS thru Jan 16. Compl furn Bronco 41vall Leave your No when you call & i will rel &'75·6142 CXCireStore 480 Fl .. crpl, drps, NC. 17301 Beat•h Bl.. H.B. LEASE 842·2834 /VEUJEL\.. .t!t~OC 1n\.. Lkr lotgun,t 8P.1Ch J\11 '>'>'1-i MoMy to LOClft 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO BAYf.HONT Su perb view. sandy beach, frplc. 2 BR. S6SO Avrul U2/79. 64~ BIG BEAR cabm. slps 14. pool table. color 'J;.V. 2 frplcs 54S-00l6" •· Downtown Huntington Beach.-210"'2 Mam St 2 ofrlces available One 2·rm Sl20, one 2·rm St JO. 900-1558 YACHT PINANC I NG -U>w mteresl rate. 15 yri. Town&CountryShopp1oi;i American F 1nanc::1a1. Qr 18582 Beach Bl • H 8. <11•0836-9746. SHORT TERM BEACH 962•6607 •UDO ISLAND• RENT A L F u LL y -MEWi'<>---.T CEHTH ~+:..:··· Tn11t 50lS 2br. downs la~ F lJ R N I S H E D lO.OOO sq rt ••-••••••••••••••••••• 67r..12Weves,622·8795 AVAlLABLE FEB. For Luxunous paneled or approiumately 4 months r c-.A...., to .. _h Lge mod .. rn lcefi w/spec1al extra!> .,..,.., "" .. owners-wtH be away. c -r 2 br upper. beam ce1I, o n t' · r r n l c frplc. all bltns. $425 Large 3 bedroonr'2 bath.· rm ' b a t h r o o m 642_3400 fireplace. sundeck No shower/kitchen Contart pets $650 per month. 2914 Lowse Dahl UNF.· YEARLY W. Ocea n front . NB. CORPORAn; Rl;':ALTY 2 BR. 1 ba .. nr bch .. $435 67>8130 975-0888 3 BR, 1 ba, nr bch S46S •••••••••• ----2 BR, l ba .. Udo SSOO 445 Sq Ct S245 3 BR, 2 ba., Lido . . $650 Rftta11 to S~ 4300 4001 Birch St. N R. 3BR. l ba., Lldo . . $750 ••••••••••o•••-•••••• Agent. 541-5032 FURN.· YEARLY Odclown SMALL OFFl<.:E FOK l BR.1 ba., .8aY Ave S395 UYing bpettHs! RENT. S165. SHORT THM, FURN. Share a home or 3 ptmenL Agent 548 7729 3 BR. 2~ ba. new home, '"-"l·COAn.S UN'llMITtI> Decrt:r design 2000 sq ft oceanlroot, wk or mo. '-<.V'-"" d e 4-wrh.'lc avail now for IALIOA-MEWPORJ Ul.a.4 -.~ ~ ~"R s ub. Is c S 11 o o mu 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Owners unit. RIAi.TY 6 75-8 I 70 Co.> o>~ >•11•<'•""l rro. 7003; 586-3740 evs 832-4134 Since ur11 SAN CLEMENTE LOWEST WwrntRates tstT.D.'1. oho 2ftd T J>. Loms. 1-':urest Terms since 1949 - Sattleor Mfc). Co. 642-217 I 545-06 I I REPUBLIC HOME LOAN The eoi • ..., ott..n ltefWYOllToWheft n.yo_. ~n.Loan May JOJ E. Edgewater CGrOM cW Mar 3822 --------- 11871·2866 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR cottage. garage, 2 BR. 2 ba. dishwasher. encl. gar. 2 blk11 trom beach. S350. Adults. no peta. 960-52.60 2 Br , l ba. util paid. washer/dryer hookup, l.G. CLN. Jbr. Buy bch. Garage inctd. $4.25/mo. _S400 __ . ssz. __ 12eJ ______ 1 Near 5 Poinl!i. Com · Yrly, adults. no pets . Call645-1~ BR uni pt h modore Ctr . Ap\3. 2 br. $295. 67J.0072167J.5706 · 1 · a · exc ange Kids welcome. See mgr 2 Br UJIBtairs, frplc, lge Pl-time housekeeping. at 7671 Commodore Cir. Large 4 bdrm. 2 ba roo~. 5 years old. im· Elderly Lady. No pets. Aptl.S28s. An apt commuruty <le I b I k . to be a c h . signed with you In mind 1-~urn1shed or unfurn. fealuring8spaciousfloor Monthly or year lY.... plans. F\trrushed or un· 675-l<Xi8 • furnished l 2 & 3 --------- bedroom apts . Im · 3 bdrm. 2 ba. I block to mediate Occupancy. Ocean . V 1 e w . 2 12 Orange, 642-391!! New H.8 4 br. 2>h ba, to LEASE s h11re w t female non· 27511520 sq n. heat. air smokers. $200 + ut1I. bath & Ml(ns Ii yr old 968-0781 eves & wknds bldg. 673-:rlZ.l OtnstJan Lady to share 2 50().12j() sq. fl Laguna br. apt. So. Coast Plaza Bch. Xlnl tuway vl!>1bil1 w/same 557-0537 Bwt 9-10 ty, new crpts. point. MC. PM under g rnd park 'g. 2ND'S s 1o.oo~st00.000 ln*en-759-1 183 i6 Ford E250, '78 Hondo slu boat. warr. Meyer.. Towd Buggy $2000 dn. sosoo 2nd TD. T.o.r. $6500 646-3 UM> Duplex. Complt. furn. mac. Choice upper Ref's. Eves, 645·2331, Ckean view. 50 to beach Narcissus single or cou· 64Z-M92 garage. lndry rm. Winter pie only. ti mos lease. re· -Ra~ch_e_l-or_& __ l _b_r ___ U_l-il. Sm5 847-6100 ferences. Avail. Jan. pa.id. 64.2-1334 or eves Co&ta Mna 3724 l St h. 0 w n er day s &12-6578 ••••••• •••• •• •• ••• • •• •• 633-~l or 541 ·3122. Eves New luxurious 2 br & den, 2 ba. bllns. Incl. refrlg. Small petok. $425 mo. Gemiru Rily 839·6623 FU TURING •Park like setting. •Lighted tennis courts. •RecreatJooal facilities •Pool &c jacuzzi SUS CASITAS 60-7616· 1 Br. Ct'"p ts, drapes. 2 bdrm. l lill ba Town Hse Large " small I bdrm, I IB>ROOM carport, kids OK, $240 l'fa rru. to beach closed •Gas BBQ •Sparkling clean faun· dry encl gar. 1245 & up 2530 SHYNiw An mo. No dogs. 9'79-0136. gar. patio. 1365 mo. Adults, s1°sl:ts. 2110 3RD FLOOR WALK·UP, 2 bd!m ·z ba. bll. llns, _64U97 __ 3_. ____ _ *Garden patio kitchen •~n beam ceilings •Kingsb.e bedrooms Newport . -496S. BEAUJ'. CATALINA· ratio, lndry. ~arage, Spaciousnew4-plex,3&2 Large 2 bdrm. Adults. No • OCEAN V(EW. A p . ~a vai 1• m md · BR urut.s. gar. pal. t51tns, .ii Large walk· in closets •Privatedressiog areas •Accented walls . pets Inq uire 179"? P ROX 1000 SQ. FT, nr bch. From $375. Rochester. rear CRPT. DRPS. BLTNS, Large 2 BR, lrg kitchen, 841>-1591 Jbr artly furn apt. NO +rer~~· ~arport. laun: crpt'd ~~roout, wood -N-lc-e-2-8-r-. _c_p_t_s-. _d_r_p-i1, Near comer of Walnut & PE. ¥s ,, '.fv l60 lH?f' dry facll. adults, no pet.s. beam ceilings. no pets & . Jeffery orr S. A. Frwy. · · · · . ' mo to mo. $425. nochiklren. 645-8894. fresh prunt. walk to bch. 1714)55!>-7000, sorry no f\allerton ve. 541HJ56. • 673-6552 &shops. S3U. 536--1286 pets. Rental center open Adults. ---' _ Br . r I 2 BR, 2 ba, all elec. new. SUPER I b r g r daily9amto7pm. ...... itlgt le It 3740 2 IJ1)6tairs, rp c, snrm, Cov'd parking 310 Vic· r, poo. a • :.;;.::~ ... ~....... lg sndk. ~~~ c7e52il. g8ar_. Loria. Ownr/ Agt, $37S. · frpl~~;, ~~51. Adults,, ..... lwilon leocll ll40 8 h h . nr ocean. ~-·'l U . 642-2164 · 552-4894 1142-.......,, ....... ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ac Long Rene eves 67!>-9tU George or ' · Pnvacy, UIJI pd. SltlS. 615-31177 Bob. Bach, encl patio, util paid, Adult. no pets. 833-8974. S250mo --CodoM9to 3124 ~.646-2316 I Br. bltns. Pool. Adults. • ........................ -----'-----no cluldreo or pets. $225. lm-2675. LOIJllla INcJt 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA REACH MTR lNN. $75/wk & up. Me1d fler'V .• color TV. heated pool. \JUI. 17l4 > 494·5294. llBS N Coatt Hwy. C0ZV I Bdrm. 1 both Cot• tage. ~ block lo beach. 1326/mo. 494-7287, 494-4212 Rustic 3 bdrm. apt. Close to beach & town. frplc. S-490 per mo. + ut\I. 4'1·3618 Ht..,..tleact. l76t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oc IUlfroot dlx 2Br. 2Bal s.'O> week. S700 mo. tU June. 152,IM66 OCEAN FRONT Dlx. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car 1arage, Wl.m.er teoo mo. uUI. Pd. Fam\ly on\)' 2910 'W <k-ean Fl'Otlt. Upper m. 7386 5M-f!OJ7 t bdtm. lNplex furnished. &$ to beach. la7$ ~r mo ~1183 _ ..... --..... Streama. waterfalls, a pine forest Among Orange County's most spectacular adult apart- ment communitle$. 1 & 2 bdr.:2 battl. Move-In ready. Offices apen 9 to S: Kennebunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Australiaunder Teddy Roosevelt? ~fD~ If you re not sure WhO (or what) KennybunkpOn wa~. don't feel tlaO-you·re-ncn arooe Kennybunkport is one of 14 C11sonctively different apartment ftoorplans at Seawmd Village 1n Huntington Beach. Seawtna Villaoe ts a result of tot.ally pe™>nallted professional planning. The kind or attention yqu deserve. A perfect blend of nature and 1iv1ng- ncstled 1n a forest with babbhng brooKs and quiet pon{lS. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Adel to that tennis courts. swimming pools. a jacuw and a convenient location near s11opp111g and employment and~e got a place anyone woula proudly call home~~n . KennybunkpOrtl) One and two bedroom.~ and tw0 bath aciult apartment.$ from S3t6.00 ~~ow1nd · ~ VIiia Hunt1t1gton Vil• I S!SS Huf'ttmotoo Vtllagt Lane ~ongtoo 8Nc'I. CA (7ttll) 89&9961 From 11W Sao OlfOO FrteW~ d~ llO'tll on 9"cn .o M<FJOOtn. ~ ~ on McFtlddetl lO 58w!M Vdl.IQt Furn1"1ings ,wa11a01t • ~ Gilly IO .\M 11 OUSll •Back Bay area 2 Br Adult rouple only Avaal Fem loolong for person to Jan l6tb, S3:25. 642.2267 shr hse on Balboa ls land. S300 mo + ut1I. Ca It 1 Br. part. rum. frplc, at· Mlckey,673-7298. l.acb. garage, el. gar. OP· Super 2 br, 2 ba condo nr. utll pd, Npt Hgts J7th & Irvine. Pool. P\ll .uio 645-4464 ent.r 64:>-7953or675.SUJ. 1 Br apt, 1 blk lO beach, yrly.'275. 675-677~ Sm 3 room bch hse, swto- ble ror working student or bach, $250 mo. yrly. :n'l'h 39th St. 675-9317 S.Clew..t. 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE OCEAN FRONT 1 & 2 bdrm . apt's. av all. Securl ty system, elevator. dish washer. dbl. O\le1\5. Pen· thowle with frplc & prv. sundeck from S32S up. ~or99S-1123 Young professional men wish to sbr lrg hse at Bal. Pt w/resp indiv. Citll Ray or Jim .:irt 6pm 67). !Y.J:T1 •SHARE A HOME• Selective counseling. 645-7464 or 761-2284 Shr 5 BR 3 BA house. Ftn Vly-Harbor/Wa rner. MIF. $250. Dys 545-0187 eves556-3651. Alan. Fem rmmate 25 +, spac 2Br, 2Ba Condo, pool, lrv. S26S + util. 634.SOSO. 64$-4068 Gail Ocean & hill view-; ~1186. 499.3922 AiRP0~1'0FFICF~<; I to 3 room swles. ull service; No lease req 'd From SISO. mo lmmed occupancy 2082 S. t-: BnslOl. Suite 200. N. ll. (714)557·7010 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• PRESTIGE OFACES HUGE AIRCRAFT """"W "'V"'IL"'ILE wilt bt!gin departing at ......, • • • Orange County airport FORLEASING LWtce dally, l :t5PM & New offices for the pro· 5 ·~PM. Dec. l5. If you ressional; Central loca· ObJCCl lo the nois r tion 1n H unt1nj.!lOn weekda ys 834 ·663'1. Beach, I block wc:.l or weekends 832·2400 & re. Beach Blvd. on Main gLSt..er your comp laint Street Fully improved Voor net.ion is vital lo private swtes from 400 hm1t or expansion or stf to 1200 slf. Lease an Orange County airport. eludes all uttl1t1es & AssOl'. or Santa Ana Jan.ttonaJ services p111d. Hsl3 Support our cause Leasing staff Mon thru .~---· -----• FnorweeJ<ends by appt. 1llE MAIN OFFICE 847-5338 z Br. ltg deck. walk lo W1 shr 3 Br condo in San beach. garage, S350. Juan Capistrano. Offa res r or r e nt Eves498-031f Reducedrenlforonewho Secretarial service .-·, PJNNY PINCHER ADS s.taAMI )110 will take over household avallable, Beach areti. ••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• respons1bililies. 495-0284 _646-448 ___ 1 _____ _ Sharp 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Roommate, shr lBR Costa Mesa ! pnvate of· Tropical setting, pool, ~priv. comm., fices rum. SJ.SO each or jacuul. Near So. C. Lag. ~lg. Pool, Jae.. $250 both. Good locauon Piua.$'50.496-6219 gara e, access priv . Avail. Jan. I, 1979. Call "' ._ ...... ,._............. beac . Desire yng 915'J.1.MIOor 7S2-G099an.er 'oru::t:::..Wnoo nmtw'e businessperson. 6pm. &U0lor9'15--0262 --'-------••••••••.•••••••• •••••• • ---------2300 sq. rt. offices. Bu-ch --------•1 Share 2· BR 2 Ba apt. MOllUHOMI wl female. CdM. pvt IMFOIManQM beach" poot. S300. Dot· Rent, oPl1on to bu,y Info, tie,67S·7413or67S.6000 repo'1 foan auumpUon. Accoonl't will share 2 br ek. Easy financ~ O.A.C. apt w/prof. or semi i,rof. 9~H~ ..._ Stwe tn prime N.8 . loc. alk ......... to beach. 675-1462. St. Newport Beac h. snso.mo.955-2274 Real Es&.ate Office ror lease. 20 \'ears In same locaUoo. 11 Deskg t m ang cabaneta. 1860 Newport Blvd. Costu Mesa . W .E . (Bill> .,/ONLY R Sell 11ny llt'm or com- bin11l111n of items for sn or hi~i. •II h • Penny Pincher Ad. 3 \Ines for 2 l'Cln.~c<:ullvte <fays. Each 11cld1l1onal Unt ill 8()r for llw2day~ C'hBrll" It! No commer(•11il ada. For more lnformaal1on 11nd to ph1cc your ad call 642·5&71 ~im ~~m Fem. wanttd sbr 2 BR Lacbenmyer. 646-3928. ~======== W~ter 848-W turiupt w/male. $2.S wk. SUB-LET newly opened tut•ha & Jets ~Alla 5M-70'10 _Olst.a _ _.,.._M_ea_•_·+re:--. ___ pnllti&e ()(flee spotle 0" FR£t: Spa Demo at SPA £.Anaheim ~ tTU\ St., C.M. T'~lephont1 WAREHOUSE. 8 Wort. anawmn1. typing, ac ---------More famlllea are'aettlnt countln& S«Vlces avail ~~~~.EP~~ lhe camping "bua" lhia _sm;.;:.;.;:...::1'tt...:..;...des~k-._64UM __ t __ , hie apu ~\lallable. SPA year. Jl you h1ve • Eleaant office & in· WAR E HOUSE, 2840 cams)C?r that '1not1etUng duairiaJ &SMice for k!aae HarW Bl, Santa Ana. UMJd, sell It now with a to Newport .8c1>c h. 546-3700 People who need People Thal'• wb.tt the. OAILYPILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY la &JI I bout I Cl ed Ad . &e.2lll. A i-------· • •• .. .. • J c.,..s.rvau ................................. , ............... .. ORm ~.°"I dHl!lD1t ShuJipgo " 1toeem C'lt•11n MeluAla'1 W L'o.1tl Color bnrhl nrn whl Hw1, NR l8 ciQ 1U mm bll'llcb Cluli • ...-.;;;;--....t. Uv din rm hall L.i A~ll •••-•••••::"':'!":'7•••••• nn l1 :itl t~'h $HI the $.$ Ou r t IHn Vt'I litllll t.~ 1Tpt111r ~ vr t\pr •nrk "1> ,,u llrf11 631 OHi\ C1hs"'9 ····················-·· l'l..a'T(llt'IAN PrH l'\i n11ht fn•f' c11llnil4h 011 t.u-s ou aw II job!. u~ lin~ &ICTIUCIAH ft.et, Con1m'I, inJ ll1 nbl .O)'ru11~r L.11• ~ll04l CALL'4MIJ6 '-cMt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..••....•••....•...•.. •S."' Monot)'" Dnvt>W&Yf• 1~1rk1n1 lot •ltt+palr1 •Snkualin •l.il• Nil t M S.lr A.sJNlilM 1l ---------• I\ 6 0 W1)()d Jo't"nclnlC . e bwhrYk• ....... , •..••...•••... Ultkp1 pa) rull t \ o fln.at\c, •tmt • mur.. N &N41 Wyni 113.3 Ill Mt rt •••••••••••••••••••••• Don't Move lmpro\f'1 Kt•1nndcl1ni &: f'\IC'llO lltJ dltJQoa l c11l1 du. 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Housoclt•1&nln& Mov'-_____ paraphcnal11 -Scl!1y m\'rc1al: indus tr\&I , ........ • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..... rr.:.cluc h ....., 873-7468 11ma1e faml~ prupcnic11. Olatlnctfvl• persona l ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ""' t t i •-•n..--T•-""'-Mrt MEYc. ,S49-1366 lh1paln. H11ndymian R•·llred "'•r«"m1&n Plumb1n1 . t'lt<c 11iirtnklc1. pulnuna. ct<'. Any hoo1d1old repair 1'11\Y IJ42 1492 an • H.l.cJ ···················.···· oct• blud nt I •rou truck Trub lrt<e tn m Ron 114a $1W, ~SZM WIU haul or l'ln anyth1nic. bi111rnall romm'I or rt' 11denual. reH ratc11 4.~11 an.Ytlmt' 968 8946 L,l io:ArF.ST hauhna 111 tei-.n f"rce U.t1mJh.•:. tM2 ~. ~ l.390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMWAY Co1met1<'11 . Nutril•Ofl. llou11ew11re'I, llomo CuN & Comm'I. M2 1634 HIM•l'd11 I ! •••••••••••••••••••••• • ROBIN'S 110US€ t1..t-;AN JNO SERVICE. lor a lhorouMhly rlHn house. ~W57 ---M!Nl MAJD SERV Rel ble Ewi> trnd pel'tlonnel Clearung, ll)dry. ~I ·9865 -----nlECLEANlNG LADY Efficient hsecln'g, rella· ble service, re10n rates. ~ured ~-3304 11crv1ct-o mee your rrot' serv ce with Atlas ~ ._. • .,... --., naeds ~ OU~ • Van U.nell COii~ no mort • ••••••••• ••••• •••• •• • • • ~ ~.,1119 l"ree est. for loeuh1. .Plaoo tuning & repair. 2.'i ..................... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• storage. & lung dist )'T'8 exp Mut~r·d dea . 111 REPAIR & REROOF. All . moves . S ta le Lie music This coupon t ypc11 -s h1n1le li l. M.S.-Roto • Sod or TUlOlS 537·3100 ' v.ut.tiSS 661 1433 J"O('kahakes·compo·lu . See ded Lawn s , --I . .Q-eeest.541~ Sprlnklera-. Plant1nic P~PaptrifHJ ,..._ Repolr C.OOtr Lie J364419. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •• •• ••••• Wlut.ney Roofing. Asphalt Reis 675-7633 PETERS P~TINC Neat patche & teJCtures shsngle. wood sha~es Ellpr'd He Rotu -HT• l93-l439 guar. Free est Call f.uropean Landscaper Pree Est. Ca I Gen e ~~ HOPM Bob.675·15'1t Top work Fair price. 552-0458 Mainl. Refs 646·4871 --------PATCH PLASTERING se..ctGtoH dyst eves Pa.inllng. Ex tr /lnlr t-:x. A I I t Y P e s "' r c e •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• 'd hon e&Umat.es Cull !>40·682S pr . fltlt, neat. reas. Qui wo rk. e tc hing, Dl&·ll Landscape. Reas. Lac'd964-J045 Dove -.....a-. be11eled, home/ marine/ "prices. Prof. lal\dsca~& • ~ RV R •-Lof 7 o sprinklers 64&1b70 Prof paint.mg Ext & int ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1"'>'1 t. :>48· 4 1 Low rates. Reis. Free Any plumbing. wJ te r _e_v_es _______ _ Eet. 53&-4780. Sls-4~ serv. leaks, bathrm encl. Tr.. Senk• ceramic tile . Rea . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l' hitUlln t; m oving Want a REALLY CLEAN Giil'11ge Yard cleanana 1lOUSE'>, CaJI m ngham !Was r11tei. 642-0705 Ctrl Free est . 645 SJ23 •Din o 's C u :i t o m Landscaping Compl. landscape des1go fl'rec estimates 646-1397 Fine Exler Pain trng by R. Slnor. St. lie .. ins. Try me. 836-SSM 24 b.ni ~ 832·2468 ---------Land.scape CreatloM t-;x. PERRY'S PLUM BING pert shaptntc. thinning, Complete plumbing stump removal. 675-21121. services. Drain & sewer Ins Rubb1 i;h H a ul ing , lumlture moving, houi.c & yard rlea n1n g Reasonable &: Reliable 5'.'17·22t0 HA~ & General clean· up t'omm & r es1d Roasoo rates. 962·1462 unylime ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Spnnklers. trees, sod. & College student wa nts tree romoval. 10 yrs ex· work. bard working, de· per. 673-391(}. Larry pel¥iable 848-9603 t W.ulac111mu EXCELLENT PAINT· INC. Reasonable rates Free estimates. 548·2106 Prof. :apt cleanang. Im ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom WaUpapenng maculate work. Costa c.ollege student can beat All Work Guar. Free ~t. Mesaarea.S49-3114 · ~U prices. lawn yard 675-4158 ---------m\int Quallly work. Holiday Emerge ncys Mlyako Housecleansng. 842-9656. J on. Please Call 631·5368 afl 5. Ebats. parties & houses . ......__ 12 yrs expen ence. I'm Decorating special <wk· ..........Y ly service). Mon-Ft1. 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s mall. my .jj•ces are yrs exp 7·10>.M. 875-4233 Brickwork Small JObs. small c l eaning Free ---------- estimates 24 he service Scott's Tree Scrv H't 673-3181 Artistic pruning & re· movals. 6 yrs m coostul area Lie. ln!I 642·2624 Plumbfug repair. Spe<' in remodeltng & copper re· pipe. GOod pric~ Top Hat Plumbing. 537 _:1194_ Just moved inlo town? COMPLETE CA Rio: Trimming . r e moval, cleanups, lic'rl/10.s . 64$-8285 Mature reliable woman 'Illorough Housecleaning will nousesH . CaU by the Job. Free Est Newport, Costa Mesa & Irvine. 675·3175eves. Then get acq_ualnted with Classified Adi; are thl' the Cla$s1fled Ads aMwer to a s uccessful The fastesl draw in the They're the easiest way garage or yard sale! lt'b West. . -a Daily Pilot to rind jw;t the item. ttild a better way to tell more Want Ad ResuJts 642·5678 Classified Ad. 642·567a. _:;ervkes you need' _ j>e<>P!!.:__ 5S2-6237 everungs c.au Kathy 645-2190 Lo.tAFolMd 5300 "-olOftClh 5350 Help Wanted 7100 HelpW•ted 7100 HelpWClftted 71 00 HelpW•hd 7100 HelpWMted 7100 1-WpW.ted 7108 HtlpWcmstH 7100 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Lo6l or Found a pet" Call RELAXJNG MASSAGF. Animal Assista n ce 0obJames·L1cMass~ur League 537-2273. no f!_e Outcall 9 9..:..494 51_11_ Rt.WARD!' for relum or PREGNANT" Caring , boys Black Ra lboa conl1denllalcounseh11g& C ruiser, taken on relim-al Abortion, udop· 11122178 Ph~ase call. uon &'keeping c hild heartbroken APCARE 547 2563 ~7857 Lost Sh and Sheep Dog. 1 e-.Mm1 Colhel 6 yrs old. Sahle/whl $5() fU>ward 975-0471 LOST 8 mo fema le cat Wd CalJco grey color Long hair Lido Is t>i3-3146/R32-8321 REWARD COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* ail hrs 95HW74 Spirilual Reader 181.SSo. El Camino Real SanClernent.e. Fully ltc. For appl. 492· 7296 XX DAHC~ oi FUM XX LOST in H.li Med/Ir~ Beautiful nude girls. male mu~t. ll brown . dance at exh1bition & rap wearing wgs. Please call sessions 9AM to 4AM 962-s;ns. ever y day 2060 Su EurlJd. Anaheim. e·'tl·1t· REWARD lll'j? 24 hr r ecord1nj( 543-1422 tor lost female Colden Lab. Nr Olive St in West MICHELLE'S A.ccow.t Clerk Sal S790 to $000 per mo. 2 Yrs ofc exper. req·g a knowl~dge or accts. payroll, and/or fisral rel' keep'g procediires. App· ly Newport· Mesa Up1fied School Dist, Class1r1ed Personnel Ofr . Mon/Wed /Thur & Fri 9am-Noon. Tues lpm· 3pm. 1601 16th St" .. Ne~rt Beach. E.0 . E. AdlNftSe-cretory Sal $960 to$1170 per mo. 4 Yrs exp w/ AA deg or equiv. Apply Newport· Mesa Unified School O!sl. Classified Person· nel Office. Mon/Wedi· Thur & Fri 9am·Noon. Tues lpm·3pm. 1601 16th St .. Newport Beach E.O.E. Newport eve of Dec 5 I • Outcall * Aide lor elderly person. 6 yr old, llc'd &t tags . l\AM·ZAM ~Ml hrs per day. $3.00 t o Owner de'vastaled. Any -------start. Call642·836S all. 3 information, no quell· t1om HSked. Call 646-91 or 53&-4205 or 546-2572 Lost blk/wtute markings Cal. Vi c. Shorechlf!> Cd M. $25 R e ward! 67J.3924 S200 Rewurd! Lost rem31(' ---- Shelue. choke chum & ll1•a 1.'0ll~r on Lo~l P.nonal s,rvices 5360 l2 7-78 Mesa Verde area ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca ll 646-6883 du ys 979-9197 eves. GotnR away? M at~rt'. re· Liable rouple w1lh ex celleol references will R~ .&RD' stay in your house and ~..-.A • take care 833·9410 day:. LOST: Female Whtt blk· 6M.-8435 eves /gray Siberian Husky, 6 · · mo. old, has wht st1tr on &tdOy!Mnt & bock of neck. Answers t flreparati-on AIRPORT Interesting posillon now open at an airport in the Orange County area Work in pleasant sur l"OW}din('.S meeting peo· pie as a security officer We have day & swing shifts available for ~en. & women.who would bke a challenging career Uniforms are furnished and on the job training is provided. Apply in persoo at 1175 E. Cenler St. !H05, Anaheim. Equal Oppl 'y Employer Anin:al Hospit• Groomer , bathe r . cleaner. F / T incl Sat/Sc.In 644·5463 the name of "JODI" N ••••••••••••••••••••••• tiOesuons aske d Ca I Sdlools & 557·1.506 tnstruction 7005 AP'l' MCR-Cple for new •••••••••••••••••••• •• • 32 UIUl H.B. Call 536-4729 ---------1 or536-44YZl FOUND: Great Dane. Bl!. .&L ESTATE male adult, blk, 2 approx: ~ 2·5yrs.645-1.508alls/eves LICENSE ASSEMILERS FOUND : Cockapoo. SC=OL blk/white. Panda like, vic Harbor/Bake r. C.M 0 ERS 536-JOOO PUCISIOH/MECH Positions avail w/fast growing Newport Beach ro .. involved in assembly ol compass & camera un· 1lS. Applicants should ex- per working w/Rmall parts, good mech apt .. & eftjoy . Benefits include 2 weeks vac .• I week sick Jeave, & profit s haring to name fl' f e w . Ca ll S57·90Sl, ask Cor Ray Gillman. L<l6t: Reward sso for 2 lo~ Scoll1es '. i n Laituna Niguel. l bkl/gray female "Daisy". I blk young male .. Brutus" 495-6485 • LOST female cat. White long hair. Calico gray markings. Vic WaJnut Sq Center. Irvine. Needs Trealm e nl. S haved s tomach. Reward ~5932. S50 Reward return of lost Dobie. Red/tan. 6 mos. 646-6755. Vic Elden St. F:JUDd s mall grey male Terrier type dog. Vic. Yorktown/ Brookhurst. •Crash Course available •Materials provided. •Smull classes fo r personalned instruction. •Choo6e own taste-day & night classes. •Placement-up to 80'k commission Free3Week Sales Training. Call For Detalk 131-1003 493-0442 Kat.ella Real Estate School 32031 Cam mo Capistrano San Juan Capistrano _,.Want.cl, 7075 Asst Bkkpr for small mfr: PT apprx 2S hrs per wit . Exp. prefen-ed bul will train right person. Call for appt. 642-1916. Lamb School 963-4663 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1Pract. nurse, p i t or '-osuuab . 535 emergencies. Refs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna, Corona del Mar, Auto carrier needed in Lag Sch, San Clemente area: Eves. Dependable car a must. Call The Register. 581-4141. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Aab&sl -Hiker Gle~m -Jumor - "1ARR1AGE L«'s tet violence off lhe s~andbad:lnMAR• RIAGE where il be gs. •SHERI LEE .. CERTIFIED MA.5SEUSE 8)'•~· 838· All KAIAHUA or Purple. Danny wants to tee )'OU. Please call 2l.M23·7538. Carole. 497-2974. Trained nurse. care of the elderly. Live in. 499-2227 AtrroMO'MVE •Auto Decllu·thip PosffloMI!! Orange County growth requires HOWARD Olevrolel E·X·P·A·N·S· • 1-0.N! -....... --W-__.._--..,.--7-1-0-0 1. Service Warranty • _,.. --Clerk! Some auto. ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• perience helpful. We ~ trai,n. Ideal for semi· N:alll. reUred Servi~ Mgr. or TEMPO mechanic. See Trevlno. Register today to ck 2. Used Car Mechanic! on various t1ccounling Excellent opportunity and bookkeeping asa ign· tor qua.lilied mechanic to ment.s. Work close to perform uried. light your. home. Fl au re mech. work It. aulst Clerks to Sr . Accoun· U11ed Car Mgr. Sec tanla needed lhru-out Mark. OrangeCounty. 3. Lot.men! Assist New Robert Half's Cllr le Service Mgn. in Account.emps varied & lnter eating 5008. Main. Sle60J la1ka. Juat right for No. Tower. Un.Ion Bank aemi·~red auio. mech. In 1be City ol Oraoae See Pierce. 714183$-4103 Pleasant workina condl· EFFICIENT DYNAMIC F RI ENDSH i SERVICE1 1tra11 ht & non·1traaghl NON 'MECHANICAL. Send --------~~tHwy. Acca•Jt~.,.W. lbw in Oraqt> Cowst,y Airport complex.. Permanent, varied, ln· terestln~E1tc. P•Y. benefit.a, . fol' advan- cemeat. B V HOWADC ... .,.ollt Gel GREEN cash IDt WHlTE elel)bant.a • wll.b • Clualffed Ad CaU 142-54178 · lnNewport area. Handle payme>t of ell blllln1. Learn IBM S.Ystem 32. Cit 833·3150 MnJ>edMr. • Dove Ir OuaU SU . NEWPOR1r BEACH AUTO MECHANIC Exper ienced w11h foreign & domei.tll' ~:1142 Automotive PIX OPERA TOR Must type, good co benefits. pleasant wort\· ing cond. Hrs. 8::fi.5:30, FIT. apply In person SAIL CHEVROLET 350 Broadway LAGUNA BEACll AUToMOTIVE SALESPERSON SelHng Toyota & Volvo. Great earning potential. Automotive sales ex· periencc preferred. Ca II Sales Manager al MARQUIS MOTORS . MISSIO~ VIEJO 831-2880 495.' 210 AU'l'OMOTIVE •Set-Ylc• Calhi•r/ loaldl"fM"! Ability to meet people well &. experience in these fields are needed qualificaUons. Exe. pay. benefits. pleasant work· 1ng conditions. Perma· nent. opp. for advance· rqertl. See Office Mgr ROW ARD ChevrOC.t Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 . , Auto Parts · Counler & de- ll Ver)'. Full time. S alary depende nt on exper. 631-0111 BABYSITTER -r esp woman wanted 1. 2 or J dys wk. for daytime babysittmg, start Jun .• ref. 759-0'.m BABYSITTER for I ~ yr old & light housekeeping while sleeping. Ca II ror hours. Nr So Cst Pluza. 751·2849 Babysitter El Toro area. Mature woman, starting Jnn2od. wk. days 7 am lo 4:30. Care for infant. Ref req. 768-7446 Babysilter·J anuary . 2 chiJdl'en 7 yrs. & 4 yrs. 8 to 6 Mon·Frl. Turtleroclt area. Need transporla· Uon. Will pay above slan· dard.956-0300 Babysitter needed. Mon· Fri afternoons. Call 64.S-8434. Chris . Banking SOUTHWEST IAHK 8000LENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACll requires lull time tellers. Please contact J oan Gore.497-1771. EOE Banking &peri...cHT ..... Excellent benefits. Irvine National Bank. Call Janet VanDyke 833-:1100. ' Equal Oppt'y Employer Baskin-Robbins accept- ing app'I. Prefer over 18) l lam·o n 963-4333 1164-1.SSl Beauty &Mistant wanted (with future). Al so Juliette man icurist wented. 837-4250 or 837-8779. Be~ Euroo. Skln Care Center In Orange is seeking lticensed Cosmetic•ns · for: Fadel Treatmenta"' Mani· Pedi-Oure Ucmsed Electrologists for: Facla.l Treatments Halr~moval We will traln you on Europ M•chines. Call CbriaUne Colmettca 714-~l-59112 BOATIUILDY Head lammator/ tooler. must be ser1ous, sell· starter & willing lo take c harge . P ·SQuured Boats. 541·2873 BOOK-KEEP E R Full charge. for progess1ve company. Prefer com · put.er ex per Salary com · mens urate wt ability. Non·s moker. Send Resume to ; llu1s h Management Co.. 33208 Pasoo Cerveza. St~ C:,. San Juan Ca p1st rano. Ca. 92675. BOOK.KEEPER. exper in payroll & AP Ha r leqwn Dinner i>l1t")'hous e 979.7550' • \_ BOOKKEEPER Lt secy work Live.in C.M. area 545-8408 lor·in t.erview · ppt. · BOOKKEEPER FUUCHAR~E Small eleclronic-s mfr needs F/C Bkltpr. Must exper tn A/P . Al R. payroll bank reconcila · I.ions. etc. Salary open. Good co benefits Ca II Betty (213, 678-7161 IOOtcKEIPER lntelligent. expenenced. bookkeepet for Newport Beach Boutique. Mus t be knowledgeable in all aspects ol retail book· keeping./ Call 838·4782 ldr interview CARPENTERS-with tilt· upexper, good wages. yr round employment. future benefits. 979-4044 CARWASHHELP Full & Part· Time • 18&0ver METRO CAR WASH 2950 Harbor Bl, CM Cashier: Exp. mature. capable cashier needed. For contemporary retail shop. Full time. Call or ask f o r Manage r Apropos #29 Fashion Isl. 644-2652 CASHIERS CUSTODIANS JAMITC>a~ LAIOREltS needed. Temporary part- time & fuJl-Ume positions availale immediately. Good benefits. Apply tn person to: THE IRYIHE CO 1071 CameJbaclt lrvine 644·901l Equal Oppor Employer O\lld care needed, Balboa Penin. my home pre- ferred. Tues, Thurs. 8·J. Start 119/79. 67a-mss Cleaning Lady wanted. l or 2 da11 ateady. Dover Sh ores area . Own tra.naportelion. 646-1044 CLBtCAL C""-clall Xlnt career oPs>Ortunlty w/rapidly g.rowlnf ex· pandln g secur ties broker age fi rm lJ\ Newport Beach. Must 1>e well iroomed. Open new accoonts. llght typing ud filing'. Starting salary commensurate w/expr. Pd bonus and benefita. Call·759-181 l Oldillaca to Go-Carta Wlu1tever tbe Fad 1\ol.I 'em off the market /tVit.b • Clu1llltd Ad '-ca IJ Now! 942-5'78 CLERICAL Become a member of our dynamic Newport Center, 1lnanc1al rirm. We are expanding & there are many opportunities for adva n ce~t Tbe following &ltlons a re now avatla le. MAILROOM · Entry level position open ror ma1lroom clerk &: generaJ helper. GENERAL CLERK Math ability & lite typmg required. Xlnt working cond1t1ons & company benefits of· rered. Please contact Personne l or-apply daily ~5. AlS'P PENSION SERVICES ~Newport Center Or. Newport Beach 644-4360 ext 263 F..qual Oppor Emplyr Q.SICAL Work local temporary assignments. Open lo all skills. Call For An Aflpolnlwwnt T odoy 557-0061 t.0..i office • ~OJ overload Equal Oppor Employer 0-ERJCAL 1 PAY DAY LEFT UNTIL CHRISTf!iitAS Earn extra Chnstmas O'D'ley now ' TYPISTS PIX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUNCH OPER CLIUS Must have phone & relia· ble transp. Long & short · tenn assignments. Holi· day & vacation pay. Hospitallzation plan available. VOLT ll l\."C:>rUj,..I• ¥ •.t ~~ +f I' Je48C ... Drin 546-4741 (ACJ'OSS From Orange Co. Airport > Equal Opport Employer Sell with EASE! It's a BREEZE Classified Ads 642·5678 C L E R I ·c 'A L I SECRETARIAL 8 30-5 4<nldg of olc procedures. Call for appt. 645·5000 ext 520 Cl.BK REC Ef"T Outstandmg career opp for mature, people onen· lated individual w/gd typing skill. Work in pleasant surroundmgs w/gd pay & benefits . l·Spm week days. EOE Contaol Personnel Of· lice. So Coast Medtcal Center. 31872 Coast Hwy. So Lag. 491H311. CLERKS UTOTEM Operungs Now Av:ulable for fuJI or p/limc clerks un 2nd & 3rd shirts No exper n ecessar y .we tram. Start $3 per hr. As· st mal\agers to $3.60 hr. Managers to $5.SO hr Ad· vancemenl opportunities to tbo6e who qualify. For rnformatlon go to our nearest market or con· tact the personnel office al 12442 Lampson St Garden C rove 5:11 ·4840 F..qualOppor Employer Q.lltlC TYPIST Typing 4·50 wpm . personable. w e l l groomed. Good benefits. Apply · 1HE IRVIHE CO 1011 Ca rnelbark lrvule 544.9010 CoddaH Woitr'Hs School Earn up to $300.per wk. Low tuition. Placement assist. 751·9194. COML-TV-MOVIES --------DENTAL fo'RONT Ofo'C, COOKS Ins exper, It typing ne<'- Expanding restaurant NptBch area . 645~1:__ chain wtlh over SO units . Family-owned organiza.1•--------.. lion offer s ple as ant Designer wo rking conditions PCB Good opportuni1.ies for advancement. Excellent DESIGNER c.-ompany benelits . Ex Manuf'acturer of e ledro. perienced de:iired. Apply mecharucal products re- ui person qi.res a proven PCB lay. out person who wants an opportunity to make ex- cellent wages. Plus, tM! inlJmalely tnVOIVed With new proJects from con-c.:pt.loll to f1eld use. We want an individual who wants to grow with a ... 333J'W Coast Hwy .... .,.,.,... t.ach C()()t( & FAST FOOD COUNTER HELP Expanding restaurant main with over SO units. Famtly-<>wned organiza· t1on offers pleasant working condil1ons. · Good opportunities for advancement. Excellent company benefits. Ex· perience desired. Apply R~- 16 FalhiOft ....... MEWl'ORT HACH COUMTER HELP FIT. Apply in person: Gary's Deli. 3309 E. Cst great leam. Equal Op- portur11 ly Employer . M/F.557-0554 Dial A Ride Dri .. n Operate modern eqwp- menl & door to door transp. c.anr. dnvers he req'd. No prior exper net!. Good drtrin g re<' ll must. No Sunday work. Orange Coast Yellow · C4lb. 17300 •Mt. H er· nnann, F Vly. Di s hwa s he r. m a1n - t.enaoce man. 40 hrs a week. 640-7440. DRIVERS Class I dnvers neetJed ror maj whlsle nursery Applicants m ust have neat.. dn appear & gd dnving rec. Exper in handling nursery sto<'k helpfuJ, b\\t nol nee. Con· tact Mr Molina or Mr Martin, 962-6604. Hwy,CdM. -------- CREW MNGR NEEDED top $SS paJd. Must have van. can 64>8616 ~ CUSTODIAN lnde pend'ent school needs PT custodian for 4 hrs a day/altns, C811 Bill 64().1410. DtllVEltS Men or women 2S yrs or older. Know the coast c1lJes. Net $180 a week or more. Or ange Coai;l YeJlow Ca'b. 17300 Ml. Herrmann. Fountain Valley. (No oC Slater bclwn Newhope & Euclid) \ •EXTRAS• needed i mm ed by Hollywood casting di rec· tors: businessmen 25-40. fat & ugly men & women, DRIVER kids ol all ages. doctor & CUSToDIAH Days. no exp nee. Good working l'OOd. Must have car & phone, P/time & F/Ume. Call 833-7015. nurse tyJ>es. Holdin g CUSTODl.u.a WANTED appt. inter views in "'" Anaheim area this mo. Temporary head custo. SUNDAY ONLY Call (714) 761-1244. dian urgenUy needed by VIDEO CAST ING Huntington Beach City To deli ver DAILY SERVICE. School District. $858/mo. PILOT bundles to car- Apply 73.\ 14th St, HB. riers in NeWJ>Qrl Beach' OOMPANION/HSKPR S36-885l area. Re<,lwres van or Qualified, permanent, large stauon wagon & a live ln lady, care & Ute ,...1111111111111111..-....,_..._,,,.._. .. good dnv1ng record. hskpg for slmi invilid Data Processing Call: wfdow. Comfortable ProirmrAnlysist S24K 642-4321 CdM bcll home. 3 day F/C Btkpr St2K Alk for wlcnds. <Fri.Sal.Sc.In) at SecyAsst to$900 n-wm-or SlOOperwlmd. 673-7474. Call For An Appl - CONCRETE FINISHERS Irvine Personnel Agency tf.-ry s..tey -exper'd. good wages. yr 488 E 17lh, Costa Mesa lqe1ol OpportHity round employment, SUite~ 642"1470 l ;I~ luturebenefita. 979-4044 .......-....~ -------'----Electrician w /com · M · Detivery p/Ume AM. LA merclal exp. Salary ac· a~e )'OU~ s hopping Times dellv. Laguna rording to up. Call easter by uatng the DaUy Beach only 494-8496 963•7379, 7am-5pm or Pilot ClasslCied Ada. · ._7625 aft 6pm. i3i~~iiJI!~~~!-~!~~~~ DILIYlllYMAM for fine furniture store, lac. s.u.t..y , • NB. Apply mornings. to"""'"' of CLERKS 1727 Weatclilf Dr. NB EARN EXTRA MONEY ,. FOR CHRISTMAS PART-TIMl PULL-TIME ' MO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Hirry! em...cHote opNMcJ•· Wll .._..•orion,.._... of ston op.ratlona. Loh of cuata••r CIOlttact •. ,_,.,in,....... ... ,... ..... .,. -..,2-4-p.m: s-., wt s. . Musl have valid Calif. Adverti•'-~y. driver's license. Tb is opporfunrty re- DaQJ A.u't .• full time. muat ha ve RDA It Corona PotUh. C. M. -.sa. M&-9'7l DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Do ~ 'f•Ot to UM your cocnmunic.•Uon sldlia as • ~t lD. people oriented dental pr•ctlce? Our team needs you. Newport Beadl. &40-Tlll2 Dental office need• Orthodoftllc aast. with cheerful .,.rsonaJhy. .Eap prererre d . Non smolter. 21 yrs or OYU, •7BH.B. · Ex.pe r 'd Orthodontic clVtide 6/0I' lab as•I•· Lant needed for Nwpt OMUr'dc.. ...... quires excellent ~ping aldlla/sbortband. CUent corUct & IOIJle travel. Muat have fublooable appearance & pro·. falional telephone man· Der. 1b1s ls a key position The ~eeufl.t.l candidate wUI be articulate, one who can step into a client contact tilutUon 6 ta.kt" cbu'le. Oompenaalloa. benefits commenaurai. with experience ·f \ I .. ·~ • ...,.' l-.0"'-_DAA.......;-.Y..;P,_t .. L .. O ... T ______ ,;;;;S.;::::;l:.:u;;.;rd:;:•;.11X.a.• O.C.=:;::,;1'1'1:.:.:bet:::;;.;.:.''-:::;:;;l::9;;;1:,I; ~ ~.~~ ..... ?!~~ ~ ~~·.·.~ ..... ! !.~~ ~~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !L~~ ~!.•! .... ,, .... !~.~~ ~ ........ ;.!~.~~ ... W..t.4 7100 .... W9111M 7100 Print11111 pr .. ~erauA 'E 1 ..i..... " 1 ,, ......... _._._............... ._._.,. ...... .._..,.,..... :...wr•u A O I"~ ... ~ ~-'-• SICIETAIY Jc-• vper~tor-« WiM Cir{ wi\li 'Preas ~'!-______ .. _________ ....-' ,._ '"V""P""OPLL'' o1 nl wt'r1ng -c.:rvlCI!. n .• -L .-.-h d GENElll . -p r e t .. , 3 M , It 4 l 2 """' .-. r... r. /or arrowtna rorpor•llcm rd h r """''""' ....,., Pr an .1tl•ltm•b r Somfl ""' ll1v1 aoma HIH or In rttrallnn O•ld Can F/tJmc. ifO!Vl'Yil s i l , croch ut 1•opl.'0 1 n RECEJVIMli/STOCK DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT r• arr' 40 hr wk rnl'd lral b11clc1 rountS'> dl<bll' hould 00 3 ~ood ~.~rest Av~ l.nauna Btodsprl'.lds Approx Nl'•JIOfl If\ l.nt• uru l>]'mon trite rarl!< & nr1un11eor wllh sh1u p 13"'xl00". SllOeu CdM LABORERS TRAINEE AruMBUIS UUA3l~ N1H1.1r Kcn body INU lllCt r tn .P'" pouon•llty 8uay 'l'l'll'phonl'Sal~ 87S.178' or llnb btl.:e ckpl 11tora Com phooea, ty~M-fiO WIJm ~ One ul lht-fwitnt grow· Schwinn Varwlty, S50. .. ·ine quulil\ :'lwt•wport Bt·.11 h fl•l.111 'tutt• nrt•<fc;, ~lod~room & ll'H'l\111~ rn1111o n pott>nl 1JI dlt'laphont' SaJary com ina cnmptrnys in OC Sr11SS&wOOdCl'tlln~fen, Mtn'1-Boy"1 23·· ff'llmc. ~tkMI ,,..._ •.aooo+b)' Chrl¥tm ~· meosurate with •blllty "'~ two expen ericed ltlnt cond. ~. 494 0404, AduJtownr. 7~•-48118. • 1!oi,1s1:.n1 tu ht•l11 "-'Ith t lu 1·k11w an & prUCC:-i'olOll flo tnrludc pr11 in•' I nf 1JH•rt•h :1ndt'f' [ \JH'f"ft>fl('t' l'o lllll lh'l'l'' .in ti ~ tiu \\Ork 1•urnf"'1th "Ith 1 I n•"~' .~ 1c.·1;u rt1.r'\ Yuu m usl h.aq_• .i -..1h• 1lrH lnlol n·1·111 d l••c•:tu11t• vuu "111 Ii · rt·~lu1n•1t tu 01.1!..1· u c.J..11\ drtH' t u11nd lnp (1 om ~~" IH•fl ~1u·h In our .. tu 1 t 111 \\t•..,l\\tt<-id \ 1llui.1v !Wt·"t Lo~ ;\ftr1•l1•-. • lo rr~•I-• n ml•n ·h11nd1M' 1h •IH •n• t•u.,11 mn I rull tlm1 & hu., 111sur.tn1 •' J1l11ft1 -.fit1ring h••1lf'f1t" II ttubbtor h~~ pruducla, St.rut lmmt-dl~ Cull Nou 11moller Stind ·r11 LC'letlhoftt: :.1th-:. JX.'Oph.• lo Zll'!_96-_~--Gui.11 Schwinn biJ<f'. Blue trvm• atH Mu•t p.._ V.wn.Zl3/3Sl· sutntJ t.o Hw11h ManaRe work rrom our omce Jn Ksu\sa.<1 l"Ollectibll!i!. Roll· l''a1rlody, 3 i pd, $40 . POERS rompany phys1c:ca l In 8 ALl':S I.ADY for ·,.. '~"n t 33Z ~8 .1•a11<'n lrvm t."llmS20.00CYyour top desk. clO<'ks, telt1. 646--8268 , dud~ back ll.t•r· <.:all chaaivu chlJdNDS litorc in <.:eryeut, Ste~ San ,,Juan ft rt1t yr For 1ntervww. IM.'C. wiASh lllwid, chum, -------Mutl ha .,1• 1cll11hh t.tant.p ., ~ I .0011 • <;hon hirm i.nmi.'11t.. 111.lbday 6 \ 11cat1w1 '1•) Hotpllall111l1un p l• ll'\lW~ fnn1pPC, .w6 1~ E 0 E So. Cout Pla au. Jo'utl Cllp111trano. CA 9267., phone S4(Hl091 ask for crock.II. :md mut·h more. M~Becane, n,t:w lad1~1> P\OtOtASINO l INVEN u~. l!:X~nence '-'8Stn· S F.C R 1'.: TAR y A cl Aruta 1139-4768or~ $173 . Z7 . PaJd 122$ Sacnflec 'IUli V l't.1£RK 1m1lle<1 11»1C11Jl~9-8S8.S mJni1tnatm : Au l tor Ta.EPHOME Antique buffets.' Ei~llJlh su_o_.tn_S-8502 _____ _ t Imm~ Os>t'nlnM, full Ne wpo rt Fina rH'IJI $;<)1den oOUk '200. fi'r .. nch Hall"ll(11 10 apeed meni. n1 btlk'f Some man ne SAlUMAH U!nter National C V A SOLICITORS mublt' toP s~. &w·t65l b1lw, 1dn~ cond. S8S or t•ipt!t pr ef "d Cull firm All ll t'rrc•tarlal F.xpet\Cfl(..-c_-dOnl,y 54!11 or 832·63i13 ofr <.:all~. VOLT II • I b o A M 1 r 1 n e i'\IJJ.llme, rxpanding or· skills reqw~ i>le&sant 1>ally P!Jot. fUJ(he!lt com ----J~t\Jware. $4() 11671 fdt flee, from l8·70 Y,.. old llWTOUlldlng:s Excellent m1J1\ton paid You r l;;..,ooc11arnwood Nt•w 4!6' &iris bike 110. uPV,t & dt>t11l:a KO E ~ ~lt cao make you benCll11 l'iud p11rk1ag ~' • ott hQlne Over 21. Jo'rum Irvine' Hanch &i Nace for Cbrisunu ll•fl ., ....................... . 11ac-.-on .. 54M741 m.f b S~ionMobihdlome& ::,.~a ll M1 !Jerg lJP ~rd. Call~~ beyond the best lxl2's 648-~-· ------ Rl.ALISTAn 8.18-184.!._ _ grey/bm.GJlry 498·6210 SChwinn bot's stlngray, I ,\A.l\al> f"'t'um Oro11t l' l'o lf'Jlur\ I lllJ rl'\'I '11u tjtHllll\ l11r Lhl po ... 1&1on 11h•1 .. 1• in 11 ;i h1wf n ... 11nw tu •no. c/o TlMI Dolly f!ilot, pt 0 . lox I 560. COit• M•M. CA t2626. SALl:SPIOf't.E SAUSMAN·YACHTS SICRETAAY I Tow Truck Dnvers ex· AnUque:. Chair, rum1•ru, ~~lellC girl'"· S3S. Wrelt'yN Taylor C:o 188 Kona Marine. L tdo Neechelf.atarterwfgood per·d Top pay. Apply wind-up V11:t rola, re f..qual •·ropl''' rr :Gyd .t oi. nrm wlW>lly VUlqe,7l41675.1403 ___ 1.)'J>lng & Siii s kills for G&W Towing, HOB cord:'\. ctulds tram. 347 SCHWINN MOTO CROSS uwnrd It opcratf'd by ita Job w/lota or vanety tn Ohms Way. C.M. 642·1252 llarruJton. CM Vt:ry good w/spnnvcr C,IRJ t'KIUA\ \.ui\'duh: "'"''".,. ~mall mlr of Mllth h•1.1dun~ r~ Wi: 1i1re not a Sal~.P~ w11ith exp lrVLM~?S39,E O E TOW TRUCK drivet-. OverlOOple<'~tum.lrom..!.orkil_._sso.~3280-· __ aut1111d111ry, br11n1·h or «>.....,.,g.,.csupp1 es --------· needed Mu:.l ha\/t:t!X"& Ei'Wand rhr. bu!ft:~ fr.wiule JU.St head Mamncrs&ationeN> la\e\nCMt>46 9&38 .. · ' ·MIA gMahri•I025 IUllC'hull°" tin Jt.C'll tt..t\1'1< l.IH' ll\ & ht:lp t' I R j F' H t U '\ ' it. an, rook dtt \ t• & i• A It l'l t' \' l I T I \I a-· l&n: rur 2 ) r vld MU l llltl MEDICAL Of"<: rKKSON 1Mi!d.il'&I aut . RN, or l.VN l l"llJI U1 fr()nl/brk ror tnlt'm111t ftt1t ri:~ t..'ves 831 3099 qu&rk1'11 with a round 22SForestAve *Secretati'es• ~~i.!~cH~~;~~I~~~ ••-••••••••••••••••••• t ht-clork •ere'" t o l..ai'una Blach ~1 d)• b44 ~l .. , "' t"l111111·11sJ bu'inr" 1lr innaaac-ment tor 1Ui· ~••-~LE Eogineenng Seey TRAFFIC MGR a.bWncti :it llny lime. Our ~~.-(.:enJ Otcl&ef:yl RE SlSK Wc need someone to keep in ~e video tape hat Grow with a proven win • Employers Pay AH F.ka track or ouqtrowUI. lllH & t11llM trainlnl pro· n e r TH E R E A L Lli Retndeni Agency ,.,,.. m11tur" .,. o mun l11.1unanc't" 011i,,1 ~nd11l.I( wit h llOt•d "k1lh f111 t•pµ.111ur111~ 1n \'O!!otlt ~t'nt'ral offu·" 11 ut "'" Mt·•ul l1t•11t•t11 I J .:••n1 ' Nto:WPOH'r tH \l"ll F\Jll"rll'nrt' nrrrl'lllH)' 1!l.2~123 l.o"' Jlrr1:0.Urt' nff11•c .,. full 't&nJlt' ol d111ly 111 OIK.l, 1-'KIDAY n1-t'l11-d by •Ur8Mt' duttt'11 Com bully h11 ll 1n,•o m•lll µ c n , at 1.1 n , ,, rn Shol1 bouri., ~ood pa)' m,•o,.urJk w <Jhtltlu:~ 0.11 Rick al ~ 2331 1142.~ot M«i 3205 ORANDOPt-:NIN<.i • ERNt~l'S<'ON'l'"t. CUISINt: Loolung fnr ~·xl)Clt d1n lng room Pt'r~unnel WB.11.t>r.o, ll0teh~:. J AN11'0R1AI. typt' work, $3 751 hr to train Im med 1ot~ raise wl\cn trai n ed Ran1 b o w Serv!COll, 714~9780. J wutor. day11. mus l hu\ l' Ba rtl'nd~r"· j.lood up transport.Jhon 3()..40 hrs perance. $880 J>\•r mo + pr wtc S4 oo hr 751·501 I Ups bet 4-SPM or 1 .. msg. J.AHITOIJAL MEDH'AI. /\bST f'ronl or ba<'lc om ce Yu II or PIAlt um~ Rt!li11bll' ~ll" ~ ~'<'c.hry 5'·nll n· MUTX* t.o 111700 M uin s t. Sk 200, J funt. Bch 9~ MEDTECH . To work U\ N B Mu11t l1.11ve Q.lil. Lll.'l'llllU. All ~or lab t•xµt·r. Call Marga re t ror a ppt. 64()-0140 Meyem of's Restauunl, So Coast V11Jage has 1m· mediate opcniogi. for sandwich maken1, food prep. & cashiers Ph Tom a f 2PM fo r 1n 4BV>eW 540-8044 Apply m perwn 24312 - Del Prado. Dami Pt P/t.lme janitorial pos1 Models . fe m . Sharp. G-R-E-A· T lions availa ble . A II figW"t' only. $JS per hr. S •L""-S JOI tJOW ai-cas Apply betwn 4·30 642.Q82,968-3520 Bob -1:: " &630 p m 1718 2 OPEN Armstrong Ave. Irvine Nw-ses GOOD PAY . GOOD 540-7811. LVN,7·3 &11·7.Country HOURS. GOOD CON 1--.,-EY----1...,-C-H __ _, £!,~,Con v. H os p DI TI 0 N S M AN Y " .-un .....,........,. FRINGE BENE Fl TS OPERA TOR _OfftC ___ E_CL_EA_M_l_M_G_, FAST GROWING COM N1ghl shllt. min 2 yrs ex-P/T evenings. Ex per PA NY PR 0 MOT ES per, wiU pwich on key FROM WITillN T RAIN disc system. Xlnt salary adults only. S4 hr or s ub· F 0 R T 0 P & benefits . Westlands cootract.~-OtlS M A N A G E M 1-; N..:J' Rank, 979-4600. E 0 E. Office Manager-Sales S T A R T S " I M · -Good opportunity for ad· M E D I A T E L Y ' . KEY PUNCH vancement. Will trainl no K 1': Y 8 0 A It OPHATOR experie nce necessary E X P E R I E N C I'. Several · openings exist Must be 2S yrs old or HELPFUL. WE llAVE for exper'd operators. olde r & be avail on OUR OWN TRAINING Uni vac 1900 exp c r Saturdays. 557-0824 or P ROGRAM PUT,<?!"/ BY helpful. bul will train 774 -6090. 1S2S M ei.a WE ~OUNTRY S TO Swing shifl $100 sb1rt d1r Vmie #206, Costa M.:su 0 ~ (, A N ~ A t. F. S forenlial. Salary w~l de P l-.:OPLE (ALL A pendonyourbackground ORDERDEPT 0 N C E Jo' 0 n & u per and is com· trainee tD fill orders for INT~RVIEW O ~GAN pleroented by manr fine oil. supply Co. Ph for EX CH ANG .F.. ST/\ N benefits & our idea N.B. appt M7·9212. Ask for NUNN1141586-1302. locaUoo. Forappt.phone Mr. West . GUARD Lynn Stansfield Part tlme · Boys to assem· Ass1st ~nt Su perv1so c114)7sg.7853 .bleL.A.nmes2 to 6 a m F'IT. mm J yrs exper. I •vco Sun morn. Mus t li ve sec-unty work. Car "" Weslm. Hunt. Bc h wwm by Tom HoPkU\S t~ ESTATERS have 2 <>(>tin· 4020 81rchSl, Ste 104 llwl hoest real estate 1ngs fo r qualifie d NeWport.Beach..t.833-8190 ltaU\101( a11allablt: W~ ulespeople. Quallhca· Call Jo~or ApplY t:stab '64 hllvl' 1m O!X'nin4t for 2 lions. 1ntegnty & en· s41l(•1pc rsons '!"Ith en thua 1a s m . H ig hly thw.lni.m. t·haract~r & pe risonallxed & p r o· mlt'Mntv to mutc·h our ressional trairung ava1la· h1 1<h <itandardi. Your hie. For furtlter 111rorma· own pnvatc desk & no t1on, call Darlene Coe. p11n.-t1mc i.a le11people . ~2:500. You"ll be glad Commwion sput up to youd.id. 1~: inter view by ap· __ l_S_AL_E_S ___ _ J)Oilltment onJy WesleyN. Taylor Co · nea.it.ors 644-4910 lmaker Oats Co. SECHT.ARY lt!CEPTIOMIST for growing Newpo rt Beach rca'I c.-slalt' firm. Sa lary b ase d on q u.altfi ca lions 640-5112 SEC'Y/ RECE;PT XJnt seereta n al skills, good phone personality, for R.E Developer. nr 0 C Airport Xlnt salary 6t benefits. Send resume to PO Bux Cl~. Irvine, ca.92713 Re cep t 1o n1 s t , P I T. Part·tirne Sales help con weekt!1l(is onJ)I. General tad.ing supermarkets .otr~.dutJf6 mcl. typing Job; Check product dis· & »key add. Apply al --tributioo, pricing. shelf Manna Dunes. 101 N. management. sell d is Bayside Dr , or call Dee plays, programs. at6'4-'>l.26 HOURS: 3 DAYS P ER SECY/RECEPT WEEK. S c h e dule d for M1ss1on V1eJO or be tween Moh·Thur, thodoouc ofc Bkkpg between 8am-Spm. 7 hrs exp. some PR work per day. Must have own Poise. conJien1al, rel 4'1'.1 car Wep~ 15C per mHe. days per wk .. bene r. sal Start $5 per hour. Loco· equaJto ab1lity 837-1033 Reeeptlonts l/Typ1st To work for growing na· l1 onal franchise com· pany in Irvine corpora~e ()(fire Mon· F'n. g t.o s. Slwting salary $800 per m o Ca ll Al1 c•1a 1l4 ·540-7744 t1on : Mission VieJo, Laguna Beach., Hunt· Senior Cituen needs help · t B b c t tD ~emain 1J1 own home ang on eac , os a C 11 k d Receptionis t/Secretary. Mesa. a .e ves or w n s f\111 Lame for elite elec· F.quaJ Oppor E ployer ~ lrwm· consullm.i farm. Send resume Quaker Serv-1c_e_S-ta-t-1o_n_A_t-te n To run fronl office & as· Oats Co., Dep A, P .O. dant exper 'd Day & sl!ll staff of 10. Mus.t be Box 4183, Anah m, 92803 Eves'. Full & p/llme AP· good typist. Electronic/ . SAL.Es.RETAIL ply Shell Station 17lh & ~=~l.ebult~~u:f~a~~~: '~Hice s upply & s ta -fmne.NB _· __ will train. Dependability tioners, exr retail sales Service Station Attend, a must. We require a self person. ful lime. Ph ror Costa Mesa. exp pref'd sUirter w1lh business al· appt 557·9212 Ask ror Mr t:all 631·961 1 litude & creativity. '$800 West --------- per mo to start 835·3957 SALES/RetalJ RECEPTIONIST CHRISTMAS Alert. outgoing, willJng TEMPORARY to learn, no exp nee. Knowledge in games Work m ocean."v1ew or-helpful. Apply Chess & flees. Apply in person. Games, 2700 W. Coast SUperShop Inc. Hwy. NeW)Sort Beach. 610 Newport Center Dr. Suite 1310. 9-5 Mon· Fri. SERVICE ST ATIOM !:;land Attend a nt F' time . Over 18. No m echanics. See Mr Botts, 2.490 Fa1rvle wtal Fair> CM SBVJCE CASHIY Ir PIX OPERA TOR 'l'hn a pplicant we are S('Cklllg has exl'ellent or .iaruut1onal sit.ills & ad· vert1s1n~ a gency ex pen en ~e T he 1 d t•a I pers on wall have lhe ab1hly t.o bandh.· rna ny ~ks & meet dcadhnes an a rncndJy, pursua:;1ve ma Mer "Dus IS ii key poSlltOn. 'The successful candidate wilJ be rewarded com me os urate with ex· penence. Resume should be submitted in l'on fldenceto Wiluam ~awcett BozelJ & Jacobs 4121 Westerly P l. 1:113 Newport Beach 92600 TR.AIME£ POSITION F'l t1m e s w1tch bo:i r d operat.or. Call for appt &IS-7565 Tra1ntt· Alarm mus1r system r1eld 1ns tallat1on SJ.7S hrlostart. 642·3490 TYPIST Great oppty for typist an Newport Center Law Of. fire Must type 70WPM, legal e xp e r. & die~ ta pbooe prer. Knowledge ol word processor eqwp, will be a big plus. 644-6400 ---'---- Ty p 1 s V T y pc s t• ll er s, 1f you're GOOD $$$$ exp'd Artec 2000. Xerox KOO dual tape, Com pSet 510 Busy Word Processing Typesetting Service ~ YOU. FT/ PT· o r moonlt~t.. Airport area. The Office. 549-2Ul8. Typtsu Rettptiorust. front office. s mall mfg co. in C M 642·7840. p hone re qd. Irv in Ananc:IClllS.nlces 638-0126 dustn a I com plex. 1 n ~ Newport. Center Dr Recept.; LlghUng Fixture company needs bright SALES TRAINEE DAILY PILOT needed immediately for ru11 ume work. Full com· ---------pany benel1ts & xln'J, pay PART TIME recept w/ IJ Le typin~ & pleasont persona h t y tetvlew.. Mon/Wed & FT NB~ loam. Jpm. Ca II 833· F.qual oppty Employer exl 191. Equal Oppor Employer. LAIAIDE EVENINGS Wood Lighting Fixture Co., nr O.C. Airport ----- GUARDS WANTED f\111 or p/time. 2 yrly raise;. Apply 610 E. n t . E x pe r ie n ced phlebotomy/ back la h proc edures . Ca l l Margare t for appt. 640-0140. Adults with outstanding, 540-2901. altractive personabltes --------- who enjoy working with lt!CEPTIOMIST St,Sanla Ana . kids. Start at $3.50 per Financial ser vice ofr. hour. Phone642-4321 Ext N.B .. experrequired. ac· 250, BE'IWEEN4 .~S:OO curate typing. 50 + PM'. WPM. Call Myra 4-6PM GUARDS LABORERS needed 1n P/T, FuU TllM H.B. ind plant, must be Ask for JI• Immediate openings fo dependable & in good EquaJ OpporturulY :11.>eurity guards in th physical cond. Avail ror Employer Orange County area. 1st & 2nd shifts . $3.25 to -----''--''----- Uniforms are furnish S3.SO to start; fast raises. & on the job Craining i Call 894·3356 for appt. p•~f E·UP provided. We have man IW mteresting pos1l1ons 0 Landscape Maintenance .ill shifts for m t>n Contamer ganierung, full PERSON women. Bums lntema _u_me_._494-0 __ 1_68 ____ ~ with at least 1 year ex· tionaJ Secunly Services Legal Ser retary, e x· peraence , preferably 1775 E. Center St. 11105 ~e ri e ced L g u n newspaper. Excellent Anahe im. 635·4630 " · a a 1guel. 831-0223 company benefits. Apply F.qual' o ppo rtun 1l between 9AM & 6PM, employer. Legal Secretary trainee Mondaylbnl Friday. ---6-U-~--0-5--~ or experienced, airport ' area.. Mw;t have e x· ORANGE COAST 1-ull & p/U e. All a reas celJent lypibg, !IOwpm+. DAIL y rtLOT Uniforms furnis hed Coll e g e degree In Ages 21 or over. Ret1r Englis h preferred 642·5682 ·welcome No exn..nenc $800.$1200 pr mo depend· 330W. Bay St. ,,.. Cost.aMesu net·. Apply Un1ve ri;a ingonglulls.979-9616 1"..,ualn..portunity Protection Serv1rc, l · 4""t v" w. stn Stn-et. Santa Ana Uquorst.ore clerk, Employer Mon-Fri 833-2462 RECEPTIONIST Immed iate lull·lime opening for s h arp , personable PBX recep· Uonist with various other office duties. Please call: (n4) 1~·2600. "IRVINE SAVINGS AND LOAN EO.E. M/F R. E. Sales "'Lie. 0nf./·· THtMKIMG · OFACAltEB IHREALESTATE? Ftee trainina lf you qualify. Cal 17 I 4J 991·0660 This highly successful local newspaper has an ~ in the circula· tioo department. Job in· dudes sales, service1 col· led.ions and supervtSion of teenage carriers . Selected applicant will receive a liberal starting salary and regularly scheduled raises, boous opportlm.ities and many fringe benefits Sllt'h i!-S pa.id vacations, med.ldil, dental and life in · surance. Position also provides successr ul ap- plicant with late model car or van with personal use privileges. Applicant must be 18 and have good driving re· rord. Hours are aw>rox1mate· ly ll AM to 9 PM daily. Weekends optional but al overtime rates. p~gram. Call Mlirgot Pamtcr at BOB WITHAM VW 7600 Westminster Westminster 800-755 ll 6J8.. 7880 Serv St.a Help need~ 1m · med. fUU or Pi t. Apply 900 E. Cstllwy, N.B. WAITRESS Expa nding restaurcinl ofrs pleasant working cond. Ex per desired. Ap· ply 10,person •11 'u '' ·,•,• Laguna Beach SGTPEPPERONl'S PIZZASTORE Waitress, PIT. over lit Now hiring for full &. Angle"s Famous Pizza. pltime openings afloca. 581·3525. Lag His. lion near O.C. Airport. ______ ......._ __ ~ust be 18 or over. Apply Wai~ wanted exp. mperson Mr. D"S 2300S.E. Bristol ~ ECoastHwyCdM Santa Ana Heights WHEEL ALIGNMENT~ (Next :=nald'9l BRAK E TECHNICrA N Newport 1ire Center , S F.quaJ Oppor Employer day work week. salary + •SMet Metal <>per Power brake, punch pre· ss. spot weld, exp. pref but will train. Infrared Dynamics. 1040 W. 17lb St. CM. 548-2345 l"OIJ\nus.cnon. Apply 3000 E. c;oa.,t Hwy, CdM _ WRITER We're loolung for a staff wnter for our 2 yr old magazine. Good OP· porturuty. Call for tn· terview 675-3271 Shop Help, top wages & benefits lorsbop tramee. XJ::ROX OPERATO.t\. 1mmed openings for "'Thm'I ropy center. ·No r1J!hl pe r son . Call c,p,occ. Will train. 545-0403 for info & an-lrvilie. Dtll 557-1747. Interviews hours 9· l2 Newport Beach PBX 1-4 Monthru Fri 548·71163 Ans w e r i ng service REST AURA.NT Haod,yman for apt. com L1ve·1n o r PIT COM· operat.or Cull & PIT. C.ll U you are qualified and ~eik~~:.~~-Corp .. .wi .. 1 8005 lnteres"led call the ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• plex, $4.SO hr Stead P A N I 0 N I IJ3S..3561 MANAGEMEN1 work Ph 842 4866 H 0 M E M A K E R f o r PBX OPER TOR Great ~r for advance· ___.:_._ __ . mature woman. NB. Pvt A Hood Sailmakerii poi;1 rm •-b' Sal""' 0,...0 Orange Co ¥Prt area, ment to Papld ex· · "' a. ...., .. ~ · Inter busy swltchbrd..t pan.11100 pro1ram. Ex· ~~;.i';:~;f;[ l:iyou _546-_91rol1J __ ._2_13_1_436-_99_11 __ , FIT & PIT shirts. E o e ceptlonal compensation . MacDonald's needs fllll & Many benef. Pay accord· packaJte. 2 yrs ruturant liOS'fES.S, fumily s tyl PIT help. All s hifl11 ing t.o exp. S46-3333 or mgt exp ~ulred. Send dlnner house Lunches available. 754-9943. 3141 1133-3333 h!eumeorcall on!y·20 brs.wk.Apply m HarborBl,CM. PBX opera t or, ex· CARROWS petltOn at J P Mac's. . . d b RESTAURANT •0142 Ad a m s. t a M~wanted,topwal{es per1eoce . must e 1971E.4lhSt.Ste3 Qrculation Department and ask ror the Dislnct Sales Manager's in· terview. OIW«iE COAST DAILY PILOT ~W. Bay St. Costa Mesa 642-4321 AD F.quaJ Opportunity Employer Brookbunt> H. s paid. The Ion at Laguna. available weekends & Sant.a Ana 92705. -----------1 2U N. Cst Hwy, Laguna evenings. CaH fot appt. Atten: Secretpry needed for HOTEL FEONT DESK ---------• 8 :30·SPM, 'Mon-Fri. ~Orave.lle counter culture type CLERK day week, MAIMT'ltlANCE 6'>5000exts20. SJS.9195 business. Gen oft'. Eliete 1·11. Some wt>ekends Plume stude nt , work at STOCXCLHK lmmed F/T pos ava1I. for lndiv wtclerical ex per in stock or purchase area. Ability to due minor repaJrs a definite plu11. Ca ll for appt. Wesllands Bonk 979•4600. E.O.E. Stock Men wanted full or pltlme. Advancement Opportunities. Appl}' in penoo, Standard Shoe Store, 3Cn7 S. Bris tol, C.M. ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE lhmtwgron Center Mall Jan 4·7. Presented by Empire Exhibitions. Sell space avail for info 645-534.l Russ Whiti.ker Antiques CHRISTMAS SALE 25°/oOFF CaU for appt. 645·5000 ex Party rental st.ore. Apply PEOPLE PERSON Rest.aura.at; ApplicaUons Distributors 53>. ~NewportBlvd,CM &a man seeka PITH· DOW~ accepted for NB 645-6370. STUDENT with ~ too soc in Whl suppl y . Man~er'trainees. Paid~-t 1 di t 1.NCk,PT.fordeUvery& Am, Eng, French" & Austrian r'oclters, clocks, hall trees, lbls, chr's & smalls 2340 Nwpt BJ CM 645-5341 HoteJ MANAGER 631.S.W vacation, ins urance, .x-cr 4'. a rrc· mme a e llmoving~l --------- .. wwood lermwpocl J UKE BOX From Irvine Ranch & Old, Runs per1ect ! beyond the best tx 12'11, Call 714·536·3224 _r;reytbm. Gory. ~O Anllque Bavarian Clock. BJUCK & BLOCKWORK 1 m po r t c d f r 11 m MARTY Germany S1750 497 2396 646-68l8or646-8239 .AppielfK,H 80 I 0 C...ras Ii ••••••••••••••••••••••• e.:,ipRllnt 8010 F REIGHT DAMAG E D •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• HOTPOINT SAl.E. 330ll 70mm elec. 100' mag for W, Warner 11r Harbor. RB 67. 2'1.: photo button. SantaAn11.979-~..!___ maker . plaslic heal CASH PAJD la~at.or .• 4 rolls of 8 & Wash rt Ory rs I Re f ra gs, W 11 "X-'00 photo paper. ~king or not 957-11133 847-9447 or 962-2331. WASHER DRYER SALi:: CGh . 8035 de I u x e m u 1 t..i.· c y c: I t' ••••••••••••••••••••• •• models Completely re Jfanalayan femalt!. bi ll. rehns ht'd , your Papers.$11)0. ~antee. Your CholCt' ll:n-9'42 ~ e~~1~'t&? ~~~ D09J 1040 J\ppllance. SJ7 -2542 ••• ••• •• •• • •• • •••••• • • • ---------German Shepherd pups. BARGAINS.Used refngs. Very healthy, good qua\J. wshrs. dryrs, .:uar , ~s~ t y. AKC r egis t e r ed . huyl;, we :,erv appl Best 6.'&9Dl Appl 536-0011, 536-4330 -y-....... --.. -T---5-k--un<:>olN" e.mers w s Freezer 19 6 cu rt. Sear:. old SI.SO ea. Ber 8AM or Coldllpot rro.._t .free, aftSPM.963-3187. wtuteS20084&-324S Long halrcd Daschund 9 Green Lady Ke nmore mo old AKC registere<\, Washer Work11 SIOO Must sell'$15.67S-1434 __ Call 9S7-6279 __ GREAT PERRMiEESE, Admira l ReCngera tor . AKC, male. Bestatfer. double door. wlfreilzer !lfJO.S092 _S200 __ 4_96-_3_158_____ Bos ton Te rri er Pup~. Apartment size rcfr1g. AKC. female, $200 ea. good rond. S45 6.'.D-Trn beroreSpm. ____ 642 l92J ___ SNh·Tzu pups AKC. Tiny, Al most new d e l uxe Moonhog & J oppa lint!. Whirlpool dryer. llarv~l S200 up. 842.-0771. ~-$135496 7264 - -----Ranchers attn: Bard do~ KENMORE needs boy and room lo ELECTRJC DRYEft nm. Ftee.495·5314. ~ ~-7549 Beagle pups, AKC re · W h 1 r I p o o I e I e c . "1s~red. 8 wlu old. dryer/washer. matched 7$1·1298 ~---------~ J~53~~ cond. Must Maltese AKC M 6 Mo. s hots, ped. very tiny. Rerng, 17" dbl dr. Self S25067s..4387 delrost, Xlnt rond. $250 4 Shih-.-Tz-.:--Ch-rts_t ___ _ burner apt l>lOvc. $50 · u .mas PUP· ~11.39 pie!.. 8 wks . A KC , $4.1.4407 Older refng, crns., top Lab pups bl ck AKC ., freezer . works good. S45. ··"'--hold, f 8 Ch' t · a 548-4485 .. ...,., or ns mas, M ( F , xlnt bkg rnd . AMlction 8015 _m_i_-0_t8J_._S200 ____ _ •••••••••• ••••••• •• • • • • COLLIES Beaut. S. & W Adults. M & F. $25 ca. AHTlQUE AUCTION ~t be Id bm. 846·3280. Cor?tentsofR.osc1'imer ·s 8 Mo o l d Bea ll· /\Uic AntJques t.o be ~old Blk/WhtfBrwa. ~KC Dec 17 at UAM. Preview (Wilbur) S3l-091S Fti/Sat 1·4. Sun 9·11. --------- Silver, glass , crysta l, Siber. Husky Pups AKC rur.n . b.i rgains for M/F, s hots, wo;r,1ed. Uui.stmas. Xlnl quality. 213-841·304~ 34172 Doheny ~ark Rd. • TI~2MJ Capistrano Beh --------- R.E. Fisher Auct10neers Free to You 1045 831·1288 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must part with beautiful •02,,.. female bJaclt Lab. l v ye ar. Call for into ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536--21>15. Ctcte ' Com~ny a.rishnas 5pe.ciols New & Old Beh Cr~ers MXBlKES99&up. New lOspd b1kes$97 SO New & used J.5-lOspds ·Vlfltage Schwinn bikes, ~and access. at70Ncwport Blvd CM 642·791 Cl Male She llie. Well Behaved. 645-4940 GokieJ1 Retriever & Lab Mix Puppies. 6 weeb. Really neat Christmas gift. 646-7351 2 cats, lovable & well lraUled need home· al· lergy751-6182 Boys 3 s pd. stingray good To good home w/fenced rood.»:>.,.,., DADD yrd, Ref(. Yorks hire- .,.,.,..,....,. Terr, M. Moving aboard Girls SchwJnn "Lilli~ boat so must give him Chick" Like new, $45. UJ>. Eves. 493-5001 ext. Boys s spd Schwm.o SllJI· _122_. ______ _ gray. $40. Womens 3 ~.pd. Chest freezer, work~ $40, Folding traveling great. you haul. cage ror med sue dog, 64.>2'41 $20. 552. 7965. FREE 2 Schwinn bikes, 20" HORSE FERTILIZER wheels. conve rta ble, 536-6142 boys or gi rls . Call 1--------- 49t-71l7. Adorable hound q . JU 1922 Antique Roadmastcr mos okl. Lovable. Need ball oon tire bake, r e· new h o me w /yd . finished. S2SO $44-0805 54&-1.296. - 5'4-0184 Kitte ns, in lime for ~-•••:•D9 Pctrhr 7::11 t.o 4, onday Lhru Friday. Union benefits . 'Call for 1ppl 645·5000, exteflslOn S20 Rt'tired couple t o good opportunity for ~lorM~ie'l ~ flUIUCAUCTIOH manage 75 unit mobile Permanent full lime right person. Apply at ldl · --------•I M.ANYl'FEMSOFFINE home oark. Malntenance c.a&bier & salesperson. COlooy Kitchen. 27142 r a P . .1 kg r 0 w~n EST~TE J EWE LR v, & onrce expe r. req'd, Applyrnperson.Ward& Ortego Hwy San Ju•o DWIFVM~·~:~!,,f~rm TtEl'tAtCHKEIBdS-S\ltb · ART OBJ,ECTS. AN· Super Gary 1'urner BM x Om.~tmas. 1st sbob, neu RACtnK bicycle. 18.,.., lbs. free. 642·'1912 $21Wbst ofr. 152-6232. ,_ Mlwe 1050 L iving q uarlera &. Hanington, Im Bristol, Capistrano. Mon· Fri. 8 .... '° ~odt ";it.h ; s u e . n e rgar en T I QUE S , F 1 N £ gnln-•. Send resume lo CM. E.0 .E. 'A4 d h d CPS through 8t.h grade. Con· FU NlTU., E ETC ...... ., .., · ept ea s. or tact Weal.minster School ~ • · SPMC, 393 Hamilton , Penon t.o lie papers 3 t.o 6 Reet.auraoCtootCS aprelc•=~blal ~~1•.wrouJnodr D ls tr i ct • 14 12 l E f'<?_~JN2200FO & c2.eost.a Meu92&267 am. •10. da1"ly, 3 da)'I .... .... c· ....... Hohl Mite Allditor • e d a r wood A v o • -+-'"""------- Apply iJJ person betwn Maowantedtoclean week.IJ92..8422. ComDany benefits, pald ~y~120 Mt Wmtrn1Mlet894·73tl oxt ... -------• 7·3: ISM S. CoHl Hwy. P<>Ol5Atime. PboneCanvasaer weekly.,\pplyylnperaon. • 212. E.O.E. AllllQueMusic Boxes! Centurion lO·spd Sl20 . Also S.Spd Stlneray S60. Doth as new. 97'9-<*12 BMX Racer, cu.-.t.om built, JI.Int rond. tasol best of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer. 644"8856 1-----------LagWJa Beach. Exp or will truin. llrl(i A1PH 'S St<:ret.ary. Law office. --------•I S10tMacbJne11! Clocb! Housekeeper to live in or MAlatAL waae + bonus . Ca I llSTAUlANT ~1'1me. Salaey Open. ---------HUO=~~ION Bsocyrasm2'<1ble·r·. Sllc'"hcwnl~.~ out. Non smok~r. own HA.HOLING GeorgeS-SPM.546-370!> 161'1liHarboralEd1n1er, . , TIACHllS .. .., .. r r .. • \ ·u-wportalton. ND aru11. ElcPt'f'lence desired, nOl Fountain Valley. SECRETARY•Glrl Fri· SUISTITUTt lnhrtllCIHoHI needs prunt S60 or oner t--------- 640-7314. requlred. Wiii tralo. PIUA EOE ~ tome booldt~lnl UOPIADAY G~ 151-6243 ~uaf.(:ont~~~por~a~ry~. -----1 Housekeeper IT & PT, ~~!1~..Pa,nsc't·:_.otn'!:pbanky HtlpWu.nted. Call I.Oday, Retail Clerk. PT, Mon· ~: ~;..~ll ues. Wanted quaUflcd •ut>. Olle.nKWc~.n~nruSnt. e Md, mart»e, chest&. w good beoefllll. EO! ,...., ..... 1 ..., .. ac $48.1863 Fri, mld day ttrs, Ideal ...... .-u.v•-.aav ~~bca IA tcadll--~tAoz~~~~µi.llTI~T~---hrtei;sso: • ll'Oo. lao chalrs. An:a Bayview Convalescent x..ra)'. ~7639. Irvine. • ~ • tl'10b who la -i1S ifi.dilita ID lhe even\ 963-1366 ncs. rtm mlac.:Ml-5361 -4bp.-2m Tbortlt Ne--rt n-ach area. lo wo~ Ir learn °' •,.,work 'otoptal 1e or i Boys's bUtei, Sl.5' ea. 10 Oil( Pa.rsooa dlnlAI tlbl, C.M 642-3:i05 ~ Gltl t)'iday/Sec· Q oo~ o p""'p o r l u n It y S A L E S C L E R K ' for .., ndtl.n1 Job ex. = srneyl. b a t_~•, 1 ANTTQUE CLOCKS tPd bike PO. llOlid o.k butc:ber block • t'y '°" mimt CONiulUng eatabHahed statlooery perience. ~14'd,-c l.n • • h I scuvu '· Oole Out Sale Due To 640-'1S49 top.on ._ Hll$400 6 MOUSal_.S firm 1peclalldoa In &tU525 etore needs pennuent coutfl.lcltoD helpful, lr"ldes •12. VaUd CA SI r Ir n ~ 1 s • J o e .._, ~· · f\JU It PT employment 1.el~mmuolcallon1. l PQol service repairman hide &aJa pen4o Of• APIAR.MSO+ ... ~. mideot.l&l~d. Af:.'11t Bloodworth 112.ftb St .• Excellent Coodttoa,: Dan cme ons. s?i,~'fl:. /or both days "eves. No lirl otfic.. Mu.t bl well WIUltA!d, upenenced. • ftc.RllPIY u~r helPt•I. sreRETARYIRECEPT. =~ ~r: ~~:0:• ris H.B. Curney motocr0tu bike 644-eOu exper1toct nece u ary. crpn,lzed. Good t1plnt/ ~ but rmt necesaary. Fr· So. OoMt pipa area.. Ac· Ila.. 61111 Botta Ave .• MuuJe loediq a.bot aua, with m1a whl.s $9$, Call 1--------EX>EContact Persooene.I lllfn1 ak1111 nettUary In.It beneltla, Jlroup anae tni61t. pleu ph H.8.0l'call cn•~Jl told \Ull )', U>lflYed 90-2518 Orandf•lber CIQcks. Ufi~ So. Coast Medical Dlelapbone. Call for SELL idle iterm wllh a ~:JNit'.id v•a~ca~aU penalf .•• - 11 ~91 .iBobbaaO~ for lftlo. OelClliae Dec r 0 c k 1 • C 0 D\ p I et e , ..... ~., -...• bik , ,.. custom m•dt h•nd 81872 C'.AH.t Hwy, appt. 10-5. Mr. Neel.1 QiUJ.y p,.~Claaat!led Ad. v •-.r• ... •-Cl _.. Z 0 __ .. 11.. b .._._ 0> 8~~ e . ._c r ubbed finish. Solid -.\,hi~ ..(714)54148. ~ ~C.aa .1 .._ ' _,, !.... _;:a • • ex br¥nd otw S85 t-wood!~· Walnut or ~ ....-. -548-3680 o.k. M50 t.oS7$0 •9228 I .. ' \ Sllutd!y. 0.C.mber 16. 1971 CAIL\' PILOT Cll --·---~ r ~-~ -~ FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES Here's How You Can Us '-'"---=·:---'---------..:;;;;--- ur Y: amo~ ime·A7Lines . our famo.us ---- TO SERV E YOU "" • 8 riftg thtm or "'a u 1ti.m wtttl coum ca"' • DEADLINE :Jpm Friday lJO W.BaySt .. C M 11noon All t>ruchofllcH • No ,_ffMKk, p~ oJ plant• • 10 one f/Kow 4 ooiwenlent otflc••· DIME -A-· LIN ES. • LAGUNA BEACH • 1186 Glenneyre St •COSTA MESA 330 WHl8a y • HU NTI NGTON BEACH 17875 Beech llvd. • No commercial ad.a eJlowed • ~Kt\ tem "'ult be pnc.d With no llem Offr tu.. ... ... • SAOOLEllACK VALLEY 25201 laPH Ad., Leguna Htllt %0 GallM oqua.l"lum waUI PICT TIES 50r II ~O T\\ 0 tll\oer 1·n1iruvcd !-Kl boou. Uml(. &Jl-C! !I UllANU m•w MG Wtrl"· EIGHT root olive gre-en NEW Arirl$20'" btt'ycle $30 ROY'S Schwinn sllnaray '68 70 VW bus p11rts. Run· &land, flit~ pump r1 Ito• I ~n ,. 11 ~ n naplon rlOJ&• l20 Nt-" S.'lS llumunls 71 ,, 125 whtl'h1 S35 N>ch . tow bur s:ouch ru ~-Red lenth •r Sm u II t ri c y c ,,_. s 7 moto-x blkt· 135 Gvrman nini; brd.5 SS Lt-ft rear Olrh; v.hllr t•ln t>.d Sullu"°" E! llulber 1Mil" atutre"<t un1mol1, lfrnkelO,S:..-'O Luce.G7K m 1197 ~'11>? c amel saddle S2 SO Wondc-r hor'(e S7 190 !!ka:s S6 ScllwtM JO fondt>r S20 Right door lr•ow D On• r $1 \.UU JJ 50 1>rt1ac'' ~1 ut t'ln:ua &'l'12~1 "ltt'. $$ Nt·" 1t•11r AM Round while buthroo111 Unl('ycle 20". SS . i.p~cd rear whet•l S5 W Spccdmtr <'abJe SS. Utnrltl' M·t 110 ·rupl ... u1t11 lad• JJ ~ \ u ""' Sm II flrt"llldr 11tool Stll r ad11> 16 H.luc t'OrJl('llnic. 4xll' SUYI' cur 1"1iyoul und t.1nk ~. Mesa Verde ~8·6839. 312 Pirate Rd . Wartlnw Gorman coins Bum~n. $.$ prur. Pront cofrf• labl~ U 1"V .\Of Ill f'Hc ~ad111 Old1>rn11tt.-11lvcrpltt•hrr )!OOJ rondltlon, 12xll. t'on96881"8 5407371 NB walh i.wui;llku 75cSI ;;hot'klC'Sl5 pair. Hood oed tal Ulbl .. $.l C'olOf' q1oll1na mlllll"ruil S:\ ~2 50 ~·our 1t.,ltu11 Siil Oil pu1nl10fllj $10, Skoteboord $3 Snow h1n~~llll SS. Rt•(lr alan 'tYt'Ol\~nocwort:1n1. t>ach Iron hoard $1 2.'I ,tlvt•r u ll & pei•lll'r ll5,S25c-11rh~647G4 UN I HOYAL wh it e OVEN and broiler, WARM winter coats. tlr~ 175 SR lq3 S2S u StO. Side glas6 S5 ('o. RS nt1nl roam 1111.-d l.anip s: T~prwrltflr ahnhnl.'oarh(oorhom .~ s1d•wnll btlted 11rc Chdmhers. 1n aood blucksealS20 t-'urcape puir64&·3680. Doorpttneltblack $Sea. ptUo"' SIU "lilt• vaa)I n ibl . mC'IAI , ss uw1 lliht•r ho"''-' Boy• h •n l\Nl'IUUE oal< !ikd S35 1178·1~ $20. lire chain~ 'condition. 125. fourw1re S..?0 ·ra1~lry full lcnath Le-ft and right r•ur arm t"ha.lt 18 Vnll 11pran1t and ma.ttrr .. ~ apr•'d blkt'C!.) lluullful O•k ro<'kl•r:; $35 Ottk ror 11'18 It tires SlO spoke throme rims Cor coat $JS~. length P.·coat BIKE-. 20" sidewalk, good p 11 nel 8 S35 ea , ~65 c-•rrt•C• n.·w ts Doll lwln, sn. llndboimt lllrl~ 11maU l'illk bike ~'(I <'ho It'! 110 Hall roud 968 11146 Va1:1un S20 each Divinll SlO. Wom\.'ll's clothes. all ror lt>urnlnrc. n~-ds ptunt. Mus t ong h It t' h s2o : hlih \'heir tl Du ll 11.uo SIU n.-ll friuni J•o1t<> ~lh•k 13. SllH•t' l111naf1' $25 8o~tlt' SI board for ~w1mming pool st)'les, most hke new. $10 2032Ahiso.CM. Chevy hcadders S20 p11lr ('ractlr rrtb C'hlld> s 2 s n ~ ia ti on a I ll'll}l(rt QI ~ahw t'h1iC1ni.; And 10t• Sl5 t-ltt'ph•ce KlNGSl?J-; bedsprl?3d SS: $20. Ortho~1c wt!stem s1t1ts 12. 14.:<16 und . used . GM square &•tal tlblt' 'tlllt.b thl"n' 1·h•ll"' (ifOS:r•i.llm-. m•1¢•t1nt'' rtuiih ll2 ~ ·r~o .. t••rllnt1 "'ti. $1~ 'l'OOI!\ SI Horst• 1 w o 1l 0 be rt n r u c e saddle pad. new. SIO smallt•r . Sl SS White ADDI NG ma<·hinl' with beams S20 Toyota lift SJ C'h1ld!' nlt'kUIJ& rhalr ~ ml>tl \tar,C'\1 .,11vf'r nndlc hoh_tt•i • r nllar ~ Woodt>n'ichool st•aters , size 18 and 20. 631·0208 leatht•r look Jacket. new, printing t:ipt'. worki. bt1ck ... J1ood SJ:>. Cellca ~ RU<'t.•nit hor • "1 -,tlvc-r l'll!lnrl'tk hutlcr de11k11 125 Stcam t-na1ne SZ each. man'« polyester O'K r & SS . Roll away bed SS ~reut. $25. 838 9.148. GTlcfl front S3S Eorly l'h1\ St'bo11J Jt> k $3 Hl .. \C'K nitua:nh\df' 1·lrn1r 17 ~I Sfiuuldina t .. nnb• S..'>() i\tmatur\' doll .i;lovt-~~~00;8 ,drSS~ ~~~~ls J~~·nge .. ~~l~ clea~~r::;~~ Raby clothes up to i.tie 2. rACKINKO i.:aml' $:!0 Volvo nj!hl froot $25. 78 U1rh1 rlo01v,. IU' 3 f1 turtf'd h..ck. SI'\ fi.11 31!H rlllllll'I as Monioc.• ud SI~ lllu•· itl tut> t11ble h•in"rn"d" bl"ck l"'"lher Exerl'ase bi kl'. Sears. Stlc SI Desk IJmp S2 Creallvc Playthings In' Toyota Cellca ten nnd 5<' ~ T(l\' ~SI 131 dUll( nuit•t\lm.' ~ ltl'nl l11m 11 $8 lntl•n•om $14 • u w " .. '"' 9 bl Crab. dark \\oood, w1lh d 0 1 d $2S right front fend•·rs S.15 :ttth St .SH na.~nrWJ<~ ~aril.~tlnjltU\ ~ inicton Dddlna ruachmc \\oodfrumMSlto$4 Air drt.-s~ shoes. site qm. $2S. Xll ue lihag rug mattr('sl\. SIO Small oor ym t'S I Cl ea '77 Toy1>tu Corolla iU-~10 t a m.-n1 SIO Jlr•1J ClOr ~· Pluno fuihin& boa; vol $:? Chromt• m<'<11ci11t• $3. new food wara\et s:): SIS Snow cha ans SIO. t'hest or drawers~. 3'x3' 96S-02SI rq.:ht fender new S:I~ --S2~ !-'Hdtn f .tnl JH.•r Iara~ ~ Mt&n) lJ ~ & -.:ubinet. ~ ~ivun R1rrh. 1v.o Chnstma!( dresse&. f.46 s.477 area luble $5 Kitch.en TW JN rollawuy bed , Ct'h(•a left door 530 W&T l'I~ lc•n~ 11mn' "1nd11 ..-l.1t1• m ndf'I torciicn roln.i; 23 S3~ SAii 5t17-tl271 l{tl'ls s1.ie 12 and 14, S3 TIRES. buttent?!I. SS-SlO lablt'., "'th four chairs heavy duty ml'tnl rrnme. Fender $35. RXS ldt ~ $l('(M"I Sl:l L..lr8(' I> o d.: r t r u ' k s:! 5 ~ I eoch: !ikl poles und m1s-Toys. clothing. chm rs . $10. S1lwrware SOe ·$1 sprang mattre~s -ex · fender SJO. 7S Ford J tll•l SJ lttloUt-S ~ 110 9f\3 ~~\It 1 • 1 \ ._., "''•rvlnl( trJ} \\Y bUS$lttpbumiwr \\1th ~•·llanttO\J~ equapm.,ent dashes, IOc ·S2. Twin wtth sohd wood velvet ~eften( condattOrl ·s3s ~ranado lift render S-15. pair lu Lu II M1l'm11tch 117 ~ ~ilvcrro!h~ pot & tru1ll•r h1H•h $5 68 Bu'( $30 . two stereos S30 headboards Sl cJch hnt-d bo>< $7 Books 1()(' to 962.4848 72 Pinto left fender $20 Sll3 l'llt'h to.~'°''"r•,OOl.l.~ l(Um•:;'· '.'>hmrl $JS Sal\'et ''amlv buck door$$ S1zel2sk1 each.GE tape re Bedspread:; s2 .s7 SI 642·21.56Tncau939 W ../( Bum1>er SlO '70 C'Ollt'r' $-1 W11ll'r :.~1 c,hllllrrn " rt'f'Orlh 2·~ rl"h S3 ~alvt'r murtant boot:. SS While· IC'e l' n rd l' r $ s 6 2 ij 2 Crulche SJO. 315 E ISlh 18th St (.'l\1 SELQECTHIC c?rd organ Muvt!rick n.:hr fenUt•r Jtacketa $1012<> Sprina (h1ld :-m olo<t'){'lt• '>hukt'r SIS nru'li. tui.1 ~kutl''.'>. i-11.t• 4. $350 Silverwood Dr. llunt St . 6466368 Saturday . • 11nd books $20 nt'w S30. 'flt Ford F 11lcon ult&~ Ohl' J·lt'keb lit'lmt't S?~ l'\Ct'llt·nt horn 13 Ur1•ml•I Ou1cJour "'hatt• roller ingtonBeuch·aft<'r9am. Only10·3 BEDdMmSJ5.Tools50c standing easd SJ . right render S25. 76 It""'' SlO $:!~ Hood" 4•ond111on (.;111 :-. JlllrlY automallc o;ho<· poU!iht•r 11kull'1t, ~1.tc M. bl••<'k to SJS Lamp shade S3 amtfm radio and slen~ Ch,evy PU. L. and R r~n. $4 $8 S..tuJ'da, 9\~t 1112 d rt• H . '1 1 u l 0 $3 SIS Oru"1n~ boiird SS rc111er skate.. size 1. S2 SO ALUMINUM frame glass HON DA 90 street bike. Fishing poll'S and reels S35. new mobile tire~ d11rs $25 Hood S35. Oh 20:17t Bayv1\o~ Avt1 • o I~. ~1111. Jt-Un on, ~11.lnv new <·oan ulbum~ t•ach 251 Wake Fore!lt. sl1d1ng ~•ndow 8'x~· • e n g I ne good. $35 SS lo $20 Rot'k cod 13" S20 twin bed box Olds Della R8-Tlrt>S and SAH. at thl' eod n( \\fsa l M Rut IH. Sun 9 12 111 ·25 ~O Mon rot' c 1 S4~061J s 1 s . R e m 1 0 gt 0 0 Recltninn "hiur. brown sankt>rs. I to 5 pounds. 50<' . · d t r1rrffi Seu Glove b<>x $111 f LA 7 t•:ilt'ulutor SlO. AnL1 -· · " .. a pound vacuum spran1ts an m at res!> lfl'ater core ancl m('Ch Vr~\r, '>Olllhl'tl"lt o tht WF.T. UITS long johni; quc rnetul Liberty ·Hell FOUR~ lu)( whl'\?IS with rct'hlHRenble razor . fur fabnc SlO JO s peed cleanerSIO Old trunk $3. SlO . new <'Oml'llerc1al fomplcte S20. llurl10 S5. ~C fulrgr~undb -S2\ Slee\l~ Sl2 '·"'~'' bank Sl2 Weldt-d brass & 9 SOxlG.5 tares $30 for all ~=~~e~~d~~i: r~u~i~rne: ~~~tr~Vu~t~· 24n Abalone shells 25c •or s l'haar dry"r S25 : new oak Front drum'l nnd fihcx·i; TV ~'111ble B1W, pill)'> J.tr cl Sl8 Booh~ SJ SJO cl.ra(twood 11tutue S12. Four Camuro M inch n'h'<ls work S8 Chari~ . · · for SI. Pennzoil H.D. 40. valet $30 968-976.S SIS eu. Drivt-sl\a'rt goou. $-'25' Elli't'ktl putt l~U!..~-~&lllatc~ c~uruvaJ ~luu \'.alic. 1o1.baalf> ;ul{I ll1"'5 S4 (or • Bcauvuir-0r1g•~ul paint· 645·4.832 King s i ze 40c quart Tire c:;halns L-60xl5 wtBdetra('k tires SIO·Wrnds h1 eld motor uprlJtht vaC"uum S23 SI S3 each Ka}.lk !lllrn~ t•oholt l.tlut• ltahan vai.e:. ult. 110 Volt lo t!V power ings pair eact\ $25· log ll)attress $25 Two king S8·SIS Timers 6 mch-3 2 000 males s2o earh ass complete SIO Cnal Boy':. 600 po .... 1..r covers S4. W:it.er1>ki 01 l:imp bases. h1.tnd '(upplyfnrRVortravel lagh.ter assem!y·$2 s 1zeboxspnngs$1Seach mt'l1,8foo1long.S2each US mng'sSlugChe6y spnngsw1A1rbagsSlll m1crost'1.1JX'9i~ llO<>V<'r J:ll.'kl'l'> Sl0-$20 Sprini.t pa1nlt>c.l S2S Antique tra1lt•r SJS. 1:;,v Jubsco Weslox cmcycli !er de: Metal heavy duty ktnl? 334Alval.Jl . .S::M.oH20tb $lO~ach 962 3436 Po~cr brake al>~ com c 1.t n 1 :o <' r ' a cu um , :.uiti. $25 Dive J<t~kNi., bruios Miners lamp S.15 !)Ump $8. AM fo~M t'ar . bed frame Sl7 so T"o I!. Santa Ana. 646-2252. · plf'tt' S20. S1ecr1ni:: «OI· complete, $16 After punt), SIO $25 llooah. EnRlls h chamber pot. cassette radio $2S ~~wbolcth~no~~eypu 's!':~ pictures f7 & $9. Mirror ANTIQUE b It b. kl AM0·22·250. SIS: Jlv~ lfSS umn and box SIU. Nu 10 JOAl\1646-152.5 $4S8Saturday9AM1112 hand pmntcd $25. Lari.:e 548-4934. ,.. S3S. Arca rug. sunset · e .uc e and brass 25 S2S battery S35. Oodi.:1• · t 20371 Bayview Ave .SAii owl statuc$25. Small owl toe.ks. e_ac h S2: good colors. yellows. $:JS ss :r;o Rolhnxg stones 962.3411 · · Super &le and Dodger 1'1ES. belts. marbles25c cat the end of Mesu bank $2. Antique silvcr S~1 ALl. girls bike $15. Sptak('rs. lh~et pairs Three window shades. belt burkle. n<'w, $5 Challenger rear end $35 M1croscope,11i)t!aker~$.5. Or1 vt', southt'USl ol tht· ornate engraved soap Fou_r strinR ban10 $25 Sl·SS. 8712 Knights Cr., 37 1,xG " long , s2 1..adll'.'i s 1 tt' 7 8Clf EV truck tarec; and ea.HubcapsS2ca Ear Pick shovel. phono S4 0 C rairgroundl\J dash s1s Russian hund l~la<'k wrou~ht lro11 ll~nlangt on Beach Traverse rods S8 each moccasans""$5 Sturd}' rams JS". szo each ly model V W'. (('nders. Drapes. recorder SS. ~ . puinted lacquer pin $15 , rare place with elel'tnc 962·8373 Whale drapes ror shdin(( baby b 1 k e . s e ..it $4. 962·3411 used S5 ea. St(.'.alghthood Mark4hubcaps$20each. LADIES i,ki boots s3o Blue morpho llmoges logs S3S rour tangenne i.ilass door SIS Straw L.adaes. M glitter shirt. SJS. Doug. 939 W 18th Wigs, painllngs$4. World AR7S·lJ$20 548·3783 va~e SlO. Drycd flower ~wavcl chu1rs $25 each MAPLE round 30" oc flo"~r arrange~ent S8 n<'w. $3.50 r-;cw black ROCK maple eouch S.1..,: Street . CM. 642·2156 globe $2. White paint SJ NEW puules. toys SOc·Sl. bas ket $8. Salver Jewel l~arge stuffed dog S7 t'asional table 125: one c:lrh. Upright vacuum lt'?lher boot:.. 6· 7, SIO rock maplt' chair $35. gallon.Bolsters.,spreads GoodslideproJector$25 boxS18.CoppcrEnghsh 673-0787. maple ch;,11r Wllh all s:1s. Wood towel rack Anl1quC'd1sh~ $350·$8 ch:urwtlhollomanS25 Dolls lo handmade $2v each dTypebwnlehr ~~~-2501 Margaret Dr., NB. hunting horn $22 50. 7'2" STINGR w b k 1 · :~?lde ~~np\sa1~~5 :t'hoa~~ With mirrors. rw.oc. $8 Ch1ldre!l-'> record. albums r~C'llbner i:reen plaid~: s~lhe:i a'~~m S~'r' :i::: ases, og rus ~-Webber performer surf ood 'd t' I e. xg'k~· 645·4832 S"I $2 Child.-; guitar SIO 9 I u t! co u <' h S2S animals 25 cents to s:o 2 0 s 1 2 S a I t A ' r . WET SUIT. med I um bourd perfect s.15 Two g con ' ion, pm . SlO: heavy antique mar-Huge lov l>C'ar S8 Gamei. 536·2176 Re mole control Van $15 Indianapol is and sleeves. perfect, Sl5 hand psintedstatu~s1c. Loos ccushion couchS2S ror 3l"x38". S25: small SCHWINN bike ladies 2Sc ·$3 ·aa:.kc·ts JOc SOc . Brookhurst. 963·3734 . O'Neill "Sun l..lne" short each. Beige telephon'; H & W TV $20 . Picture!> girls two wheel bake 1§". ROOd cond1l1on. S2S' rottc•ry m:iteraal $4 T R U M PET w 1 th :1:~aG~~~=~~db~s~~1! WALL to waH t'a"""ting, John.n<'w.$35 646-4726. Sl2 Buttons b·idges S_l S5 f'oor pall.ow S2 SJO.ll63-1307 Catalytic heuter. large Purses S2 Music books beautiful case S:)S . 10 t'ent<1 tel S4 Nan,·v """ m"tals. lok"'n~. J.:,welr•; ~'tr.ls c othing, size 6-7, m T"'IN si·~,. bo·x spn·ng size. never used. $25 and sheet IOc SS lluge llalhcrarter ohortwaye 0 •1 ri 194, gold 10xl3, $35 Green FOOD dryer, cl<'ctnc. S25. ._. " ' ' 25c to SI so Chrome " u f II SJ n s 0 bl ed rew .. yst<' rs, :! on. Shag. loxl2. Slo. Tre·~ 6"4·16"1, 8326343 or S2$3S Su.turdav&Suri-1 d r·. to and mnttress$25, sew S.\S·2611 urp1 ow cover . ag I , ueJeans.assort SI e;1 Mis'le!> t e••n '"' .. " day 2968 Rtmini Place egge • orm1ca P Wheel $4 50 20flO Garden stzec; SI e3ch. large site 1 trimmer SlO. Floor 640·7689 C.M Mesa Verde or• kttl'hen table. $5 ingmachineandcab1netFOURFirsted1tionbooks L_n.CMOH21stbet\\oeen long dresses SJ. Y3!lt't'Othcs25cent.sloSIO. riJi~~l7~ Cafe tuble HUSTLER _model 4·8TV, Baker. west of Harbo~~ 646·7962. ~3~~ i :;~r!~aa~r~~c~t;d r~1~r1~~u1~;~1~C:r S:inta Alla & Tufltm Ave a nd g I ~ss ware SI t;11~~a~f1~~o~~~n~e~~ ----------11rap vertical antenna. approximately fourELECTRICbackv1bralor 894.9103 '!eross from Woodland 536·8283 25 <'etns . Rundl1• M I R R 0 R s ct r n r (or ham bands. new, S35 blO<'ks $20. c.:reeper S3 Dashes NEW velvet pillows. other School AM / M Stereo receiver. krutehes SJ. Lile blul" camper/trailer $10. Air 548·1679. . 25c. Glasses JOc Poker FORMICA laminate fabric also. $250 cac·h GE refru~erator~. white Teeco. with Harmon-hani.iinglampSS.2box~ vent for camper/trailer · GM car radio SlO GE up· game $10 New drapes SS single wuter skus: ( 11 rte_ds. blut:., rew grt.-ens. single door:! .. 125 each Ka rd on mullipntlexer <'urtain rods S ecnts to 2:'> S5. 6 volt car radio SIO. SURF'BOARD. 6'8'" souLh right vacuum SIS. Cop pp1r. oatmeal and blue Vogue woodgrain SIS. 646·0554 .. opera ling 8 root railroad SIS, BSR stereo turable <'<'nls Cycle shm and Decoratl.v" l t a l 1'an sh.o.re stinger. good con pl'rcdgt>rS25.Searsbat· Lloor polisher S5 Naw ll l "Xlr"' wad" ood 6 '"" tram SJ. New many " l $10 T' vw r · · ' " " " _w 19 .. ll&W port~bte TV. lies. I pac<!c.>s . .,,,_each SlS: V1klno monaur a l am be r "I a s s s 3 di hon. $35 646-4726. er Y · · wo makeup m1 rror SIO gra n $15 • 11 Voit SIS .. Old 1 h .. garden tools 10 cents to B / bi'" t pot wheels and tlr<-S S.5 each 548.3238 · 1 1 1 s · 'K -s 7 ' ('Xcellent condition. S32 d<' ol Coes wringer t a Pede<' k < 2 Pre · SI. World War 11 tecpol rown ue ea , THREE complete twin flead sklstsolomon band· . I . ea In g . 13" corva1r wheels 4 s tan $20 pper butler amps1S3. set of tl six· SI. Xmas lights det'Or11 <'.r eam /sugar set $3. bedsSSeach.KJtchenta m1ts SIS.Reeltoreel tapeDART 22~ six cvlmder lllbei.:anners pair SS. l d S3 each 548·2429 <'hurn S25 Gum bull inch heavy-duty rubber taon!\ Scents to $1 Cash Only. 548,!>9!14. ble and chmrs rT. Trailer recorder $10. 546·S3l6, engine. needs t1mang AMF: mens bowling ball ~~e~ lPM . machine S20. Fare i:itace tired casters $12. new Plnyooy books 25 cenl!> J\1 ENS Nordica ski boots. :l~'ning $4. 4gg.3389 alter 1870 Boa Vista Cir. CM . rha1n $35 Dart manual a.net ba~ SS. B9l~4439 -s <'re en 12'l A nl tq ue rep I a cement for Sol BOfCe~ of books JO cent~ 8•;.9•~. SIO. Exte.lnn 9AM. MOTO Cross bake. ex-transm1~100$3S Clutch. TRAILER/Van celery ROYAL hand vacuum mirror picture frames Vista homes mirrored to 26 cents Woorl magnum and w1spG.E .TV,blackandwhate, cellenli!oodlti""'~".Z574 bellhousrng ussembly ~o lored drap es c leafH.'r. like new S20·S2Seach. Fondue set medicine:, cabinet SJO : C'abanet lf'lS SO cents. racquetball raquel:;S S35 "OOd p icture. 535. Oxford~CM..._.....7CA.1879 S2S. Power steering 23"Lx33'"" ·ClOI panels condition. cost $55 new, S2S l996 Newport Bl vd Neon J S.000 volt Silver cream sugar s:i. & SIS. Sanyo car 8·lrack 6°40-l020. • .. "" · pump sis. F'ord 4 barrel ror SIS. TV trays $4; TV sell for $15. Upright 6"S·9468• transformer SS; Power Large vases 75 t'ents. tape p. layer$1S. ~ord AM . G I RL.'S pink s tingray carburetor SIO. Pair of roll stand $4., luundry vacuum cleaner S3' DOUBLE sank $35. !fotlet 600 volt transformers S3 Old Life mlJgazines 25 carradloStO.RCA stercoMETAL stairwa y. bike S25. 546-0400 even· 14"ChevymagsforS1S." cartS2:A78xl3wtwtire works. 631·0520 Cash S25. Patao glider and each; Kaiama ski ts t'ents. Caddilat'. snow l)honograph SlO. Dunlop wooden treads. wrought mgs Matching set ·or 7xlS" SJ 8934439 Only pad s s 2 o . g 4 1 9 l\larker bindings $8. tare on rim ·exlent SIS maxply tennis raquet Iron railing $35. AntiQ1Je Dodge, Plymouth mags ---JEWELRY findmgs 14K. santanella 759·1385. Navy tube·t ester SlO: Cadd1lac lire hke new $IS. VW ski rat'k SlS. oak folding lounge chairs TV portabll' HtW, works "1th all accessories S25 MAP~E laveseat . 1wo sterltn1t. gold "filled , .. .. ~tereo phono record SIS Large s mall plant Men's, like new. leather SJ5 eat'h. Sears 10 s~ed goocl. 525. ~reka upm:hl pair. G78xl4 lire $8. <'Ushaons. very nice S.15: SOc·SIO Pearls and som e 36 . x48 Plate glass albums rirt.v cents ech. polls 25 <'Cnts to S2 i-hocs ;:md boots. 9'2. SS & bike SIS Dutch door with vacuum _$23 Doy s 600 A70x l3. SS. 700xJJ tare on Westinghouse electric gemstones s3 10 s2s . mirror S25. edges. new rar v:it'uum cleaner S2: Helmet S4 Crank lYl•l' s l O. JI al&. g I ov e 'l. a 11 ha rd war c $3 o power m1cl'O!lcope S6.SO Ford rim SS. Trailer I <' c m a k e r r o r Chains S2 to $25 963.9941 polishing 646-05.54 wood en sh u lH· r:i. s J Patao umbrella Wlth n('w beginner ruquets SI 673-6336. Ca'nister vacu,um ton11ue and ~ar . refrigerator. fits most BRASS plated doubt" C-:l('h; Photo·Flood liRhl topr S6.11 New$5hand'!1?,dl• <each. Irvine 752·0007. -l"Omplete $16. A te1 complete , SJ5 120 E . models $35: iron wa~o.n. NEW VW rull bras for head· board $20 T"0~· bars with lamps. multi· so 3 P• ows ea ...:.ci• SNOW Lir<'s S25. Pang IOJ30A¥646-lS25. Wilson at Newport Ulvd.. h I Id T 12 super beetle $25 New pie. hke new $2 and SJ. 5 t'ent s to 25 cenli. BIKE SIO. Typewriter sto pong table $20. 673-4419. W-IN ... -...., d CM w ee 0 •mer· ' W a rd ' s fl or ta h I e s 0 0 w w hi 1 e 01 0 d E~·elet 50 t'Cnts a vd F'rames SL Speakers $3. T "'-"· mattress an diameter 12 spokes $25; cordless grass s hears typewnter SS and S20 Riera(' 5 c-ent~. Bultons I Golf clubs" SS. OrJice SURFBOAR~ 7' Russell, box springs Sl5 eat'h. FIVE gallon gas cans S2 ~~~l~sch~~t~lu!~~edw$~ :C:~~/~rga;a:etsL~~~ s..&tH089. bt>autiful artifi ci.ul eenl to 2 cents Zippers supplies IOt'-$1. Bow1lng good cond1t1on. S3S. Kenm~ wash machine. each: eolor organ SS. Christmas tree. fire· 10 cents. Elasti<' 10 cent.; ball SJ. Tools soc . 646·4726. . n~eds work. $10. Sal & fls hingrods$3each: re· 847·2666 Saturday after shelvcs2.Scto SlSO.New PLANT tray with grow proof $4. F'rig1daire to 2S c:ents. Boxes ot Christmas tree $4. ROLLAWAY bed sio. Sun 556-2791 elS3. ~~et Fisherman JpmandalldaySunday. ~e~ ~~~~er,t'ar~!wi;~~ ~~~Slr~t~~~~t;~~~~g illr'~~~~t~o;kpsJ~ material 25 eents to so Prewa r radi os S4 StrollerSll1.Windup sw-USED shag carpe t. 7S SIO : Fashmg t~ckle ~:BABY Items : two SISO IOAMto4PM.S122 t'h:ursS15('achor2for all day Sunday. llunt-~f~1~e~.Y~e1;d~~s:~n$k~ Gorp.ge door opener SJS. ing$10Jalker$5. lofant yards. green•gold. good bird cag.e SS . Zenith carbeds S3 & $4. Infant L.il 1 lcr. H B. near S2:'i Stereo with 7" inglon &>ach.8471624 Childs warm up suit SS 484E.16thSt .CM. !ieat $2~5ll'. Infant tub SJ ronditaon, soc ydrd. stereo SJO. Claraco n seat $3. Baby bath lub. Springdale & Edinger. s pcakt>rs SJS. Norelt'o New lori:e handstllchM GIRLS Schwinn bicych~ ClothestolyearS2.Aft4'r 548·2667 ~~~e~Pe!k~~csf~~~~~~ v.lute, SI Twin girls C~shOnly.846·3280 cnffet• m ak e r Siil MATTRES."t box s prlnRs. picture SM Sot 10·3, 402 SIS . Front btt'ycle wheel. 1 PM 557-2918. V W P .. r [ ~.· . CI ft u d ... s rad1·0 ss·. man•. w"t•. ual <'lot he~. 0·24 months. oil OLD I "'t 2 400 llam1llon Beach popcorn I doubl\?1 szs. Canop~. ~tafnnha Str1-ct, CM .. ,, .. " " ... , 1n ve1,v ~ood <'Ond1t1on. 01 pai .. mg to S7 50 s 1 frame rails cdouble1 in 20 rnch. SI SO. Antique TIRE"'.·. GR. 70·1S. s teel bugaa"s Ltock s 1'~.e $:'0. Pace6V·CB radio, 6 many matchft"' sets $4. year~ old S.15. 165 T1.11t11 popper · · • • ''tr · · iulN NG lable S3S Four he t 50c " "' " ., •· " "" ~torsjtt' dru"er bat SS Sea1 'l anta~u~ whale S35. ctfairs S2S each French i-~ music . ~aecc. belted radials. three degreed puJley, neWSIO channel $25 : car Slf~pers 50c each Ln .. CM CashOnly Dishes 50<' to SISO. :JUI Canopy t'ovcr. spread. provrnt;;1aldressing l1.tblc Antique ~r set ~vil ~as~ very good. $5 euch Hood stand off SS. Single cassette player SlO, l\\-1) T-shirts. 6 for SI Toys. GIRLS 3 sr>t'ed Schwinn' Mesa Dr CM . Saturday pillow sham 1 matchmg1 SJS Tall white lamp SIO $7 50· An~que fish creel 548·3002. port heads. bored for w1<'ker chair5 $5 each: F P. play gym $3. Red k. ' after9AM S\S: "•rl's 26" J-speed Block lounge chair s.is SJO Antique l)Ort'eh a n 92's, $25. 1500 crank SIO VW bus s hifter SS: rocking chair $5. Little bra etypebakeSJS&$25 ., coihmode SIO World TWO S 60xts GOodyear Nine spring D plate SlO. vaporizer $4. child tykes winnic horse $5. Mans IO speed $30. Boys B I KE · I O 'Ip e e d bake ineeds tares> S2S. Old phooo t'abinet 125 W:ir One ~ayonet ~· sno·l lres, u sed .'. lSOOintakemanifoldSS. phono$4. girlc;clothes. Two stuHed ride o n JOspeedS25.S46·2762 lightweight 21··. S3S ~~~~~~sJ~~~-,r~{s :b~~~ ~~~~~~4chuirs$IO. New drape male:•11J· w~ekend, S2S each. ~ F'ave bolt chrome.ram sate 10·12. 50<'·$3: Barbie horses that talk $4 each MAN'S Swiss movement Boys high rise~ ... Sl9 oak rocker cn~s run-, cost S9 yard, SOc .or · Pang pong table, goocl $10.549-0108. accessories 2Se·SS· tovs R ed bean bag S8. wal t'h$25 LadaesBeorus 548·8066. ne-r mending) $10: rat-~DDING mttchane wtth New drapes. custom condition. $35. Two pair. and games so'c -s2 Oddessv 200 TV fcames S2S. Both like new. Jc•" printing t·1pe Works made . SI O P 1 e c e lace & pull on. r·1d1ng WELLS "ardencr SW . .,.6.3477 .,.,.,., sa·lverwood f .~ MANS S s~ hake S20 tan chair S3.50; Sgirl's, ' 0 l h d "' .,., ""'°' S20. X erator~. s otles s skates, ladies s ize 10. $20, ""'~"' womens. mens. clolhc•s great $25. 838·9348 ecor.a or new s a es l;>ools. S20 pair. 673·4419. SlO BC~ S.W r<'ceiver Or Hu~tmgton Reach race traek ~et in original worn once. 963.9941. Two white wicker twm SIS paere Three new SJO . Pair wireless · box. plus e><tracarsand headboarrls SIS each 25t'·$5 . ELECTRONIC~AR seat for child by levalar shades SIO picre WOODEN crad~e $25. Two inte rcom $20. Color LANGE ski boots. mens tr:rck. lot!ll or 35 feel or CHRISTMAS decoration. Samsomte metal ch1lds com Jlonent s Sc S I : gcn<'tal Motol's Ncw Golf clubs. bag and balls car scats SlO. Slroller.S7 Organ SlO. Cabinet S3 sue JO hke new s35 track and 8 cars $25. Sat. 6' aluminum tree. color t•ard tabmle and 4 chairs SiHnal geoerator S35. S3:'i. Now SlS. &~9348 S.'l Attuche case. tan. S3 Lamp $.'l. Baby and girls Panel with 2 V TV.M.S. 537.1493• · Only 9.2 2516 Vassar Pl.. wheel. 30+ boxes. cards. Sl2. Whale wicker table Rerleclometer S20 909 !-iuitcase. large. p<'rrect. clothes 0·4 years SC to $25 Shallcross res as. CM. ss7.2165. lights, SlS. Six wood $10. Wtule WlCkcr waH De I aw a re 1 n a 11 e y l.AM P with nuted shade S2 SO. Picture and frame $2.50. DraJ>!?S $5. Travel limit hrtdgc $35. Knight STE AM curlers $2 . ch a I rs. folding. need shel( $JO. Three sleeping northwest ol Beach fin· Large size. Perfect con· SJ Large paclurcframe high chair SS . 8644! V .T V.M $35. 2130 blenderba.seworksgood DOUBLE mattress hke work,SlS.Eleclricjuiecr bags S2 each Folding daanapollsafterl0:30am ditlon.$25.838-9.'WI 4x3. S3 Deck chairs SI Marvale, HB. Between Dot'tors Car. fD, CM S4: motort'ycle tire $3: ne w $35. Box spring SJO. Sl5. 543-6702. wooden footstoo l S3 Saturday 960-5254 MENS 10 sped bike S3S 00 p1e<'e. Flourescent light. 9·4 642-7589. stove hood $10: rabbit F'rame and headboard Small walnut end table . . MX bike like n<'w $3.5 18 inch. St.SO. Bell & . 1 c&gr SS bathroom sink $20. New vaporl7.er $6. PICTURE discs. Elvis & SIO. Picuh.• frames with GIRL S SC'hwinn stingray Air hockey game. SJO Howell m ovie camera. PRO. Skates. 4 11AA. S.P. LARGE Goodyear blimp S5 sm~J animal cage Nylon couts 75c to SJ Jleart $35 each. Larj?e new renectav glass $3 to wllh basket $35. Rand Tire&: wheel J78 l5 $10 16mrn. SS. Sk.otc board Ten. excellent condition. S.1 Boys 18 jacket S6 s1 '. Multiplex unit for M c I 11 a ch In a corr ee rt>cord racks St.SO & $5 S7 SchWlnn child carrier Mc Nally globe S7 .. Facial Beauty pins M in ss.: brewer SJ. Five gallon only 2 months old. Als<l Bas ketball hoop. net. S4 stereo SIS· stainless maker SS. Stainless steel Album CO'Vers. rock, jau 5eat S4 Two c·amping saunas:;. Pogo stack SI Hood hair dryer SIS. Old gas tMk $2 Medicine Riedell s al ver stars. New fly rising poles and . I l • S35 corfce st'rvel' $4 SO und country, great for eots SS each. Two bunk Dome ha1r dryerSlO. Cc· electric iron11 & 11rindcr ca.binet SL .New lire Patch. 4 '21\A. SJS. used S4-S9: Garis ntw for~1c~1~a~~~Camper Crulche11 $450 Ladies wall posters. IOc each bed<'umpingcotsStOfor mt>nt patio umbrella each s10. Electric chains. 15 inch. $7. Cur Skates : !\iedell boots, 1 purse, size 9 shoe $6. t bl t S2 h I'd· purses $4 & $6. Lame Aeatlcs a lbums SJ cat'h set lloovl'r vacuum stand S4. Small barbe· roaster $25. Oishwasbi.'r Jacks Sl50 2 Lull type N.S2S.Riedellboots.2 N. Very 'bid jewelry Sl-$9 13 cl opsd eac • sih evening bag $4.50. Niel' OldAMtFM lll Flwalnut attaehments $2 . 320 QUf' $2 ICe·O·Mutic S30. 2 new J&t'ke t i-. ttrl'S, ll~lS. Sl5. Heavy Palc:h. S2S. ~-o girl5 New decorattve s-pice ~g ~ <>:S« oors $7 enc : polyester long dress ss. console $15. Cash Only Ramona Pl.. CM t'rusher $$ Seth-Thomas medium. each $20. 4 dutytowcbainSlS.21246 bcd11preads. bought at ruck, cabinet S4 ·Sl2 6 X6h .va7ylfl?OrgoodsS8 Salverstretctibell$350. lOAM to 4PM. 57?2, electric mantel clot'k. pancl!ior drapestt7W Burlington Lane 118 Robinsons. excellent UCLA beermug$5. New eac' ormica counter Vases SOc to Sl. Childs Littler. HB. ne'Jit ~-, HP outboard $2S. L.z needs work, S3S 4; I each SIO. glass d1:.· "Atlanta & Beach· Blvd. condition. white back-wall clock $5. Old. new tops SJ each: Falcon games 75c Sl. Lada es Springdale & Edinger. llP aqtJabug, both need 545·020'i. hes S.'i·SIS. Pocket boo~ 536-3336 ground with pink floral deep sea poles Wllh reels wheel S.S. unopened box n e w pumps s4 . 50. 846-3280. work. $25. 10 yea.rs or . & com it' books ca · · des1gn,s1sench.1'woicE $7 to $35. Custom noor tile $10: new Ford Construction helmet $2. . . toys 1n good co~1llon Sl BEDROOM set : double .2s Picture & fra ell TWO good looking Mkallng dresses, sizes Fenwick bass. trout. pl!\tonsfor360englne$7 Mtnnow bucket SI. Gas POM-Pom g!rt bows•.~ t'Dch . Corva1r ports dresserwlthc:mrtor.full $t-SIO. Air pisto ss. portablebli.ick nnd white 8·10.. One girls ski su1t. marlin poles S13·$3S. 490 each: 68 Ian. rt. vin)'I cans 1 & 2 gall gas cans h.envy sa ltne.~l e :1_. Sl-$35. Old Porscht rim size book<'~se head· Bo)'s T shirts .2tlff to $1. TV's, late models. 19''. saze8,Sl0.SS9·4540. CostaMesaSt.CM. cove b ase US: pair Sl & .$l SO Electrical ribbon 75c. ,,, ribbon SS Three speed stingray board. two night stands t84McrrillPl.C.M ~~s condmJnolt~~o$30rk $2012'_' DOUBLE sink and (aucet USED bricks 20c. Grape ~~i~~lhb~ng· s:.,~~~ plugs 20c to SOc Cabinet $1 . Wiii do gl(t wrapping SlO 675-47&1 $35. Pull siie mattress Furn cc forced Utr Clf ..... H: 0 II SS .. m nde from wood TV Sl.50 to SS. 963·9941. p 0 R' TAB L"" T v. 8 and boxspr1ngs. with 11" .fl -"· vi I : Ounh>p wood tennis .,.,. as wa oven . stake fence 4' & 6'. SOc four• t'Ompartments per 1 . W ,.., rrame St5 Ski boots• ce ant rst. NO>. ue uxt rocket, good. 4"4lL. $7. Counter top ran11e SS foot. Pecans $3.75 pound. cage. SlO per cage: elec· f odd~~ c s7. tasb~eo~ 8 RAN o new he av~ t>xcel lent •ound and II ·ladi i e 6 sio' Ira TV stand. SIO: d1g1t11I 1006 Mustang gas cap Four bar stools $3S each. Extension ladder s10. tric tea kettle S4. large c~al sir·~ Wallace gymnastic outdoor play ~icture. J9" RCA $2$. 12" L~~les 8i:e5 ~N • su: <'lock 1radlu. 110: car $10 . Call any Way Golf bag $5. Small car Walnut coffee table SS. pin e cones 2Sc -50c. 548.7011 l~Sal&Sun . bar 11' tall with 2· 1~.~fPacraMit~1G~-~t Men s saie a ~· SIO. S~~pd::r:t~a~~nt~~:c 631 ·2669. r at'k $3. 3206 Dokota Two chest drawers S7. 842·3«2 · movable Cl'058bar. Ideal "rid Sun. C"sh Only. 545-3482. b••ss ...t: .... ••blc drape ---------1 Ave .CM.540-2055 Waterbotlles$2. lOspeed HO ME video game S7. ror Christmas girl. cost .. " ~ -.v-.. HAND lawn mower $3. 8 J ss. Hatch cover coffee KI TCHEN table. t wo-Electric hot Rtoomlng $80 hiu; never been used ~0·2704. GEMSTONE belt buckle& rods, SIO: new ford AM Keomor e u pri1h.~ h'oo~/~J::;t~~gl~: table $35. 646-9060. 1933 leaves $20: comer an~ hru s h / comb S2 . nowS3S.Boy'sandglrl'sSQuAREdan~dressC$· and bolo tics. areal carradlo.'5:751·3'173 vacuum S\2.50. 23 ~-.a "'d ·1 , 8..,,. Teresita Lane. NB. end tables SS.$20 each. sunbeam kitchen c:loc. k Schwinn stingray bikes t i 1 10 t2 ss' Ch rlstmnt glrt8 16.~ to Motorola eolor TV &nd cage ••uu 5"' P ii.e -'• water soltner 125 Stereo h s & $23 Sund wo gr s. iie or • si.2.so. Bell & Howell Pcrsl11 n h and crafted s tand llS. Girl's bike $S. Glass and upholstry CRUISER parts: rear record player Gs: ..., .. ~·50-etu~r~ air ock:J' IS ti . May ~Mor ea<'h. two womens. ~lit 33mm proJector S25 Ski vase . SlO: p erslan Ford truck wheels $20. 10 SS·SIO each. Rear fieat s kip tooth balloon tire ('Opper pipe 10 rt. S8 ~hcst gl6>tl6::0 o~ould ~ ~~r~-~ :s Y 10 or 12. f! eat'h . .(;iris ruck S35. 646-0820. 238 E. beoded w11tcr pipe. S15: itulloo aquarium ond $20.673-6956. rim with Ure SJS, Front each: handmowcr SJO k . ood l h t SS . petticoat :ind ruffled Wll CM Pt'rli an jl!wclry or t•qulpmem $3. 49.1>9lS2. TWO 3 tiered end tabl rim with tire SlO. Skip d 1, h cs and ~I au es c:i1cf·f de!ik oil ~e3Good N E W pc r c u ss Ion P n n t ii·~ S6 th c I cl. son. . cll(arette box. SL5: mex- es tooth hart •Pr'()(kct with lOc·SS ; old dresser • · · · skateboard S35. Tank Mntchlng b<>y' llhlrt. site MEN'S slle l2 ski boots lean throw can be uiR>d OLDworltlngrefrillerator ~:·l!~~~rov~•Y~j crank SIS. F rim ss. wit hout m irror $35· c h lld1~~:bo:~\0°$t tops suo Trunks SI 10 12 or ,14 · s4 Two with carrier for $25. 1111 tablecloth. StO. 135. Older wor king I h. 1· s'12msao 5490108 babybedWlthmaureai cnOcAy~1""'°'91sP "'t 572a SS.Uscdwrt~ull.8S10to chlldren11:1kl~.polcsand 548·3978. woode n twi n b~d rerr11erat.orl20 10speed swave c • r • · 0 1 " to "· S3S va m I boot s S18 each set r es sio· Sean HOOd S30.FamUyalie tcntS2S. 548·1906 FOUR~78·1 S Oo\ea S2205:S1·rt11lOlndrtdrtwoodbl Littler. HD . Near work1o~u$25c~~~e:e ~HllITT OR ILLstandS15 Miter h:i':'d ry'er.'s:s: r .. uJar S4&-l774. • Comm dos SS each c· • po e an ta e Springd11.le and Ed.in1er. 8 • · --• ail 22 Rine S3S Child• Ram Cash uat t u kc all tamps ss Md. StO; old Cash Only. S46:3?80 blocks rand hardware SI KING tltcd bed S3$ Ha.nd fuide ror circular nw halrdeytt. and n urc. ~R .. .., "-•,.ycl-, • to rootball suit SS. VW car Great or BaJ• Bua: head And(()()( boards for to S35. Skate boarder mowerllO Animal coac. ,.._15 a•s.. wel~r. Solldo>t f"HOnd. '8: 2·1wa1 • n ...... oe.. -radio $$. TQ)'a. games. 548.5798 beds S5 and StO each. SATURDAY artcr 1PM. knee pads S3 60 pair tsx24do. Sl~ Chest of , ~~ V. electric drill S8 lamps ror both. SS n : SI$. O r au catch er. books 2Sc·~. Tyco train · tnlacellaneous <'hair Waaher and dryer S3S Boole• 2Sc to$$. Antique drawers 125 Small t. variable.' drHI SlS 11pare U~. 7UH. 12: 2 rota ry m ower ss . "Spirit ol 76'" $30. Kace THREE~.Yc:le Speed s 3·StO: miscellaneous each . Electric rototy l93t boat patterns SS to cabinttlJO 494 l1Ml Pipe t•.P tet SIO. Sander llCt-J1cket1. both S3: Portable typcwrit~ $23. ~eu TC1U 20. Ultra SSlO. Queen d r S3& 642·4834 doors 12 each lOl Hunt· mow el' S25 E lect rlt' $2.S. llG30rangc: St. CM. IS 3 cell n utaUght 12. mens blk dress ault. ltt 727 Williama Ave .• HB. Slul~r "'·Sida. He.Mt SJO. or6?S.T.188 tns ton le»mel' of Allan· tdatr 11s. Push mower f-4 S1t0nly 646-0lleO. STf.;REO porteble l'e(l()rd Rechcargeable na-hU1bt 38· 40. S 1 o : I• d I u Ro111lanol 180 and new ss p I ayer 12 !i. Room S5 Ire le uw •tta~h· dtessa, lhe "'°'to 22'-'t. VACUUM cleaner. one blndlnas. sss. Slcl booU. MAGNUS Ol!llaa SU) pin· ~~ Ahve, Huo lln alon · THR • ; 1ood u1td 10 dividers or t'xlerlor mfnt• JS. SabeT aaw SS. 11ome cockl•Jl.12 to SU: uprltllt.ooecanlster.$2$ sire 10. s10. 20"18 Santa ball matblnc us ode BJCVCLE. l(itls2Cl".aood 1peed b1kn $20 co.ch. s creen•. F'ord3110head• 301 MeMdr Cceta Mes• U>-4. l'M Cccll Pl. CM , N1ch S6&-09f4 Ana Ave. 1<MPM Onty. 8422109 i. ~luell1ed Ads 642-5619 ~ndtUon. tis 988-6554. ~M• ' llO 540-C75 • Saturday alter tAM. 642>~. ~ • . .... • ~LVPtLOT 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIME-A .. LINES \ uruum rlr!lrn·r ltOO\ er 7\Y 77 (' 11m11tu hood S30 _ upr111ht dlal maUI· 1i10lld '7178 1. H ( t~C'r" S2i> ROCK MAl't. UDRM rond ond ('lt"•n. "1!$ AA llnd1tr \'>tu ·~·f rip ht s P.T , M y Kb o t.. I>, ca 1• 1trunu.l larr• .,. '~ ltoor 3$ 1 C"•m»r• "LNT • ... ~1•· .. ·ti -dua,. Jti" luo 23 • 1\11111.. dtirll ltd tu•luni ... • ....... n.S h.unMu Uf~. SJ 3 l('fl dO<ir S» l.f"A ft'rwi1•1 61) •loJ IC) ('IUI i•~tt'(I ('f uocl ""' l.ml\'C° 'f'(\f" ''-'' . --------· knllt• 'hu1>0·nt•r J.2 ~ ~hll"ld Slll 11 Mu•fllnR t':\ r<•rtd .• ~u 111am 1l1 n11h1 r ·ar 11uol11't" 1)1•1'\t ·I ~ul . SG Hn')l'll-. 1uh S'.ltl 71 Mu1an1 rla.ht hrh rrutw1 ft 1nw .ar11i lr1•nt l•'flJ.-r SJO 0\1Ut" hjncllt b.a" b .:1rl'' $311 I ,.,, (M'ldN 110 '11111111t.a\ SIS I l!UI' llC'.1d1leor i•11n11I $20 h l'h 'ru1,1•r, S:?n . t mnl md n·•r ttt11"QPt'f'• ('hn~lll\ll.' tl1•tnl"11lloo• SW ... lt.-o11 , n.I ~$ Ill r 1•n1' 11• St 1•11 • t In: lt.•l11.1111t ''"r•• "Ul•l"•rl ' m j' .. 1.int1 s 1 ~o s:~ 111111 h b.u k •'·'~' S:I SAC1Unr P ~ P<' bdtm . IHll'l"r tu11•I. htltl\(, l' I Ill l't 1t1r JMnt•I, S ltl ~SI t'f1\llU'Y MOd"I 1 l'lll' ,.,, 1 htldr "" ' lh111i. iu\J Ure"' Siil 1•u1r llr.irtw "\Im llt-t1l1llful lo,14..'-2!111·nh '>hvd1 .. I~ 10 l>uri 1 ~31177 11• !!ill C't•lll' \',f l'hl\b.1\ fh,1lh•n"t r JuoH' $.I) un1I t:-.qull l'' Z\ u ·nh H111·llt'I '' th $..l.> Jhllr ('J\Sll l'AIU 1•,1 l, \t>t41h lK~I h1\1•h \u\u i.l11hn und ""'"••h t'or 11td W>t'd IUt'n, 1nt1 \lllrlt \01110111 lwj1lbt1jr<J ).!:1 lnlt-n•-r l'ilnel, .tll QLH1ft<'lr'TV'a8~1 fll33 und hx1tlx>.u'tl .rnl\Q\h' ~'\I lh'<d 111,.._ ~ It•· ti -..._. '":" ~I' II'.· ho' 'I" 1ni,,: 1111 •ml U~ t'rutll 11rurn SI~ ~D u R~ rmfttf OOll m.ttlr~. $lS I t't11l1I, ..,,, 1•rini.; l1u' .11\J 1•11111p ~ ~ KlnK SD9, ~wn l'latk ...t1 .. ir. ~'U ::old Ouk Siii •'.Wh lti,whl _1<•111 ot full II~ S:!8 e~ (.(111 l.1 l \· h\·n <'h.111' n t'c-cl 'lu.1111•1 11 n• I s.1., ti~I ti.Cry MCldd Humt io\irn 1t•frcn111h11111 SJ3 ,.,, lh••\) lucli. up lt>ft cto .. t ~3077 __ _ v.ood1•n l'hior .. 1lltrl'tt'nt L1tl I irn\1 SJ~ I dl Whl iirb bdrm furn , dbl ·'lylt-i.. II•'"~ ~ork, $2 fl·m1t•r, ~ 11'\'..tl lllJI>"' l;)tod. ds~'llM!r mle 11\1611d , t'U • lllrlo:\' \\t..,11111.:h<IU.,e! SlO F runt i.u~p,·n:.111n roc!L.ln• ch1:t1r & lumps rv,..,tt•r (1\ctnn $10 ~l\h d1um S2 l'IH'h Mill' 64(M6'74 i\f\l'r 10 ~ w ll11n11n· ti:? Cht•\ ~ lmJl.il..i :-.~ -------- ton M • fmll\ \'llt1 U'> l>oon, S:ll Ml.JST SAC S pc bdrm S("l. -y --rrunk ~> Uumpt:rlll Sto z pc uv rm set rclnr I '1lr'!it · 1·<hllun IJO()k, • .it t•:irh Ch1·vy Lu\ hub ltn.p1t1 tbls Century Model .ibout 8'> )l'Unl old, SlS l l';ipi; Slll nt"' f"t•nd1•1·i. t~ f\im 549-3077 ~5 Hoy:il h~d '11cuum $.~ Doo1:. s:m-w l~lh --------- C'lt'nner hke n•·w <'Ond1 St , (' .M, ~2·2l!'lli SOI"/\. 6'. Ctilery color tlon. cost M.5 new ~II pl11.1d w/muple urmii & Im SlS. upngh\ vuc"um AntlQUt> 4 IC'JltWd ba.lhtub. ltigS l"o lda down to C'll'Jrkr. S3, v.ork:. Old 1:ood cood . S:I.~. rnll nf ~· cxlUt'h. G~ld t'<>nd. $50 or 1>11 pa1 nt1ng rco HI! l'hu1n hnk ft"n t ini:. $25. ~t orfer. 5'5-4043 afl 'car:. uld. S35; 2 "el U!H'd lumbtir, "'ur1oui. 6pm. "'ults. SIS and S20, tor lcni.:ths u.n<I wi1(''i. Ioli. of --'--------- mt'<f sz mnlt'. in good ,1X6. GX6 and 2XC. SS t t'Ond1t1on; depth gu)le. $20; plywood !lh<.-ctlng. lST EVER PARKING SS.; -smll.ll childs record 5/16 and~. SS per shN•t; LOT SALE. Sal Dee lUth· player works $4. smaJI galvanixcd tin sheeting. Sun l1lh·9Bm·5pm. Qual electric bn>1ler. $3~ l R' lenglhs. SS per sheet. tum. wood carved access Newport Harbor di rec-rou1:h sawn lumber, $.'i !girts ) d iscontinued/. tory in good cond1.· to SIO: brand new build· shownn samples, as 1s. tion.SS: ml'tal detecto lnF, block, 20 cents ea.. one of a kind Items. 10 new condition, plus GX8X16: new rL'd bnck. l"rom SIO ... Cash &c headphones. $10. c:osl 20 cent s eu .• cal Ca rry . ENKEBOLI, S40. 165 Tulip Ln .• 64G·411S. OtSIGNS 16506 Avalon 631·0520. cash only. 1....;.---------1 ------""---15 16' 1l"X4"' lumber. $25. I Bl.Carson GOO D blanket cloth 8" X IO"XJ4, $10. 2.S --------• :.leef)<'r med. size. pink horsepower gas engine. . . S2. Poprom popper Ilk sis. 25 gallon propane Dining room set: Tb1(4 new S7 . ..-unny books & tank, sis. 3 steel parking chrs. lg hutch , solid j(amc:. .05 .50 8 1" Lot poles. 16", $15 ca. 25 pecan.897·2986 .s 1 u ff cd dog S 2. 5 gallon dru'!1k. battery Duncan Phyfe 7.pc dlmng Christmas decoration. e I e c tr o I 1t1• S l 0 . rmset$250 5 10 Macrame k l'y Constn.irtion i.ite J box-1si 9999 t•ht1.111s JUSt 3 $1.50 each. cs. S3S ei.. While n ame · __ _ 5·16·4871 rc\ardent patnt. S3 gal I N T J M fo.: f" () H C'llRt~"TMAS d£'Corotions flat bliick lacqucmXr, CHRISTMAS 8' IJlue 5 $<1 . noxcct-.k ettlc S5 t:al. 56 Chevy, 3 s pet•d sofa. very gd co.ad. SlOO. transmis~ion. $35 liO :>5l·Sll8eves St 50. J t.11es Mexican Ford truck clutch. $:>5. ----- pots $2, S3. & S4. Record New 55<1. 7185 Table & 4 director chairs, i>la~·{·r :.loragc tabll' $10.1----------1 botcher blk top. UGO/or unt1qut· dr11wers Sl.S. 5 Refrigerator, S30 J'1ng best. Bdrm set. adlt 1:.11 wntt.'1" bvttl(I S3 Sun. pon g table. SIO. Old $325/orbest.640-1407 I·-* (;.M. 23.1 Coi.t~ Me:.a trunk, $15. Whittt king M . also ladies bike headboard, $3. let• chest. --------• ..M!o;ul~Uljol~-.----1 SJ. Iron griddle. $2. Oak HAILER hilt• (»enl:il i.chool desk. $35 "Orf type) $30. Sno1.1.cha1m. the wall" van shoes sq. <or 11" wheels SS. 18 I 3·S3. Popcorn popper, cla ss ABC fire ext· $2.50. Miru fryer. $2.50 111gu1sht.'r SJ5, portabl1• Desk lamp, S3 2 hunging d<1thcs dryt·r SIS. :.wa~ lamps, 2 and 5 silver lamp-Sl5, 31lver tern s wine de.cant er, -Sii $25. paperback . books Aquarium, Sii. Soecrr bcvt•ral hundred! 10 ball, S4 WEs\em boots, ESTAnSALE Thurs/ Fri/Sal/Sun House fulJ of furniture, books. antiques, oil pain· tings , poo l t a ble, washer/dryer, refng., and much more~ Must be sold. 846 Manzarula Or. Laguna Beach, 494·5746. 25 . workbrnch $JS, S7 Antique nau hty --------- n1•w DeltJ clectronk ig nellit'. S7 Ora ' GEOUS DINING n1t1nn s:1s. t:rafl:-man drap1•s, 2 set~. $1 l'il TABLE. Unique. Cust.om clrill. s~mdcr, New G vull P aper books JO cenlo; Designed . 7 ft. long marml• hattcry 276 am V W. vun seal, $1 5 Fis· PERFECT! Sac. $75 P vt . hr S:J5. Spnle 1100 crank hmg Sfl"ar. S.'l. 2748 Sun .Pl.y. 979-7321 S20 Left door '69 Datsun Carlos, C M .. Sat only W --'--h,-l--1--to--t -p1ckup S25. 1069 Toyota . roug . roo g 3;89 'P a· Comlla parts $:>-S25 1 Gus stove, apt. sric. gold. ble wilh 6 cbatrS. $175. Tovula Mark II parti> $2S: range· hood with Anlique2drawerdresser s5:s25. Buge) e Spnt · light/Can. gold. sis:. Obi $25. Book case w1lh ad· varts $S·S35. 1344 Gari kitchen sink, cast iron, justable shelving on top. mgford.CM.545-l9l4. $15: Delta kit ch e n Dbl. doors below. $75. p . tr con 1 raucC't. $15 : Decorative _642-__ 1872 ______ _ t . · $ drapery lravt'rser rod, ·~n compressor 15. 86"Xl'i0" St5· woven Contemp. table. walnut ·'. 1 r t• I c a n c ~ S 5 wood ·drapnll's, 3.x:r fonnica w/wrought iron ( ,1rburator $4, 1nlllk brn/gold pair S20 ea .' pedestal. 4 matchlng h1- '7.'an1fold SS. smog pum All good c·o'ndition' back swivel chr.s. Top :)J. IJOWl'r :.teenng l'um G45-36J4 • qual. Xlnt cond. 42x36 S8. valve covers $5, fue · w/lea!.$130. 963-1366 pump SS, distributor $4, Sharp Porta ble TV S3S JO ---------•Jrl f1an $5. slartC'r S8 k , • k dd · , All Wood Bunkbed s ''oltag<' regulator SS. tw e Y · t ran a 1 nit w/ mat & box .s prngs 7X IS ror D mai::. $2$ mach~ne $25; Bt:ntwood S148. Sip sofa $179. Cen· 1950 Ford hood $35 chai~s S35 ea. folre t>Xl· tury Model Home Furn. k d mgu1shers, S35 Old war. frun II $25 .. drl v rte irons S20 Hra~s and 56-~ shafls Sts.$25. Tail l\Jl h eopperware sis. Old ---------h~nscs $15 pair, ?oi; cornbread p~ns S5 Old Rustic wood rurnilure1 $.35 lleatcr $30 839·.!050 45 rpm records $t ca. ~J, set. 2 yrs old. Na PORSCHE/OATS 'N ski Wass and bottles Sl to _to __ l_._77(}_7_598 ___ _ rark S.J5. AM/FM/SW St<> Ai.sorted china Sl. WaJI units, Med. style lllanpkunt 64.HMS 10 k<.'y add.mg mal'hint>, walnut, 2 section11. each --S.'lO Ex1l signs S8. Hound 32" wide. $50962-9645 <:HEVV parts: Corvett v.afflt! 1mn $1 100 key--------- aluminum manifold S3.S nddang machine, S20. Beauti!ul pecan wood din· t:xhaust manifolds $10 U a rd and sort cover ing rm. set 3 leaves, 4 fiends $25 & $30. lntak books 25 C<!nt.s. Antique chairs.$300:>49--0852 manifolds $8 lo $25 each C'arpet swooper. S8. Clay . "'ud pump SS. Oil pum pots 50 c<.'nts to $2.:'10. Anllq~e wicker desk & S8·Sl5. Power stccrin Baskets $4.50. Picture chair. white. Cosl unit Sis Valve rov1•r frames 2S cents to 75 $450.Malteoffer. 673-4873. S5. Rcllhousing $15. Al cents. Table lumps $1.50. Gm floraJ sofa & loveseat cleaner S5. Dlstributo Da rt board SJ. Snake SS FlywtiN'I $10. Fou cage $2. Hrass fireplace ~· Coffee table, hex .• Cal'T\1Ho s hoc ks $10. scr~en SJ7. Xmas tree cabinet, & en.d table~ .. Timing rover S3. Fan ornaments 2Scents \o ss $125 all, complnent quad s.1. Oil pan ss. Harmon1 Colemnn 2 gal. jug $3.50. stere~ s ysl,em $l8S. bala ncer SJO. l>rlv Suitcase $2.50 Jute 50 Youths Capts bed $85 i1 hafls $10. Pulleys S2·$5. cents a bnll. Macrame 567-4639 • Camsha ft $10 Driv books 2..'i cents. Wil'ker Decorator love·seat $45 '>harts $10. Pulleys S2·SS brc:ikfost tray S28. Floor Blk naug chair ' SIS Camshaft SlO. Starte f an $3. Travel clock 63l 31.9C · ' · $10. 28.1 rronk s haft $25 SI.SO. Air m attresses ---------- 396 hends $3.'i <}air o· and patch k 1t $8 <!U Must sell desks. couch. pan Sil. C nm s lo . Wlrk er c nrd bas kets din lbl, 8tovJ'. refng, t.:hrome valve covers $5 S2. 75. Felt Xmas i>tock· blJte. tblll. 631-1775 ·111 Chevy radio SS. lngs S2.25. BN.'ad dough . .. ~ ........... ~~! ,~ ........... ~~-~~ I010 Mtc•--IOIO Mtc....... 1010 ,._Ii Orgimt tOtO .................................................. , ..•••.......•. ~~·· MU T SF.L.L J ittri.ind UIGGA.SI TAGS (,'Ulctom PtioJ ta.bk v.uh WurUutt Sploet Oraian andWMd cooct qvallty rrom YoUr bu.tineuiard '!C~ perlll{.'\l-Ond SltOO. w / L o Ii u a pu Ire r . cuttu~. rqla ~t'ud'"1ln'-es · ..se..rt..maok. b.M.o.k ~ Perle1.1. cond . Aslllna meot nlue ~.)lake Lag plua one apare We cornplt Wi th book J800: Ord l nrr1t11ra5" olfer. Niu Chrietmaa rl'luro pcrm •n <'nl ly sht'lvc11 & m11tt szoo Eft 644 7.oo/~02G6. Glft..t'JU170 9-5, 7dya. tcAIOO uttractlv• ta.: & ~-t~-' ------ .07. ).lrap, m~lUll 1&1rhne l93t l((lm BU US 120 iold S....., M•••11 1092 ....,tJ 1ry l.D. reqwr•menta Prl.'· ~ S3:IO Prvt ................................ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• venl loll.s &: theft' For u SS0-62'78 ,.. ........ For Sale: Slnftr 31·1S Wanted 13" Planer. ~ .. pencuUzed h•f( cnclote - -l'O rnmert>\a tailor ahaJ)t'I' w•llpaper. llabrl r or N ~ c 1t I• Am 1 r a r k machlnet wi t.able. S22.5. HUNTBS.JUMPllS-19UIT A T10M US$0NS..TUtMIHO-$AllS ('ompl ·l•' lrolnlnf! foclllty with l t)p I ·~L·I . taff 646-6429 "Dla,y Clo" Pa!K'r & we ~lf(ln~l(. pu .,~ nirt1. ~2140 I will back & trim your powet pack.ti. buildtn"&, ------/\Jr <.'Ul'llpnlllliOt 10". tab c ... ,,. Or trv lwo " _._ • 9 rot h e r 5. Se w I n f. .. w. elect cart. all work· -· ·~ ... ,""' ac-ccasor!e11 • \racks. Mac h in•. w / M aph· Hlch nR 1,>s~m pr0Rra m·be~1nner to lld\lunc<1d we ll munnered School HurM.':-. Ing tcood $175 uch bockto':>8JtcES: sacl'lfi¢e Call 7Sl l17S9 cabinet. lClllt rond. Muhl ~ tzeaor31$$ ~awinJset t yr old 2 '°tcb $75.673-7311 Vertku.I mlll. lurret. vari· 4/~tagaSUOca. 5Wlll.gtl. slide, glider & ~ IOtl drlYe. 3HI'. 1 yr old. 6/IHaaaSt.!lO••· cUmbltlg bar11 et{'. $40 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• \II of our fm .. trudor Ri de. Show & t\th•nd rsdin~ lcucht.•r t•li111<'s on a rt>~s u l ur buisis·lhsuring you of the f int·~l qu••hly lnstrut·tion m; well as t h~ ma:.t t urr('nt methods . E D M IOor moreS1 .40ea. ~-f'eed. Coolant. · · · &Jn T1u1 Included --------~ Machine 18x30 lank. NQCARD" CoklrTV $145. 1$1ue velvet Corton Verllcal mill. Draw your own or send lov~eat & barrel chr 8-0 , Feed. Gd Shllpe, name, addres.'I, phone &: S~. Klrby V:.cuum SSS Comet electrical ~ ton •11 .. rd Oulsh 1nld wood wmdow Av1ulnblt.! for market-Quality Show llor\t•:-., Sch.•<·tcd younf:? prosp~cts at '.ir1ou~ ~taut's oC trninlnl(. chain hol.at. Bndaeport we ma .. e °"" c·a per tbl. & lamp thl $1 ... 0 I d tag. Add 25' ••ch: ., \.;Hr mill og h oa • Smd check or money or· Span. coffee tbl. S40. Collet&. 8''.3 Jaw·Alr derto: Boys tiz lG 3 pr. vest.e<I C huck. K M H 2 O 0 PILOT PIUNTIMG aijt $30. Sports suit $20. .:/ lit"\' • t:)1 st:l.L 't:M Tte.\Ot: 'J-:)1 IU-:~T 't:)I WISTaN ttAJMtHG MOW AVAJL.4.IU "'~,al ... Sfocll HCWM Complete, htthe front P.O. Box~ new 8'6-31f1~ mounted. 2" \hroug b ,.._Oft M-a. C" .....,..., cen~r.649-9130. ..._. .... ...., .. """'" MJt.:ROSCOP E: l\mC'r s-Me~.HClft SPlCIAL CHI.IS MAS Off& ,. ~cal lOX & 43X obJ ~OMS 1010 PUil.JC AUCTION lOX & 15X eye pea. Jl35. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY ITEMS OF FINE S48'6232 To SJl:t<'t' your ad m . (71414t<f.4644 New Simon game. ~\Ill • ESTATE JEW ELR y • 1h11> <'olunu1 c•all fact ory sealed. $SO. ART OBJECTS, AN· Arcade bowling macl11ne/ 11QUES FINE YURN video pong machine .. 5'4&-2134 ETC. PHONE FOR rf'oi'. Ideal gifls ·make offer 642 -567H ....... .,_ ·fOU a.-.,t W. IOU ....................... ·-········,,············· Ceramic tile 8'' Italian. FO. & HROC.HURI!:. -~-------approx. 000 i>q. Ct. 2 pat· &&.\-~ DlllY PILOT Lltuin Mkro wave. SOO. 100 yr old comer cup-·~Buick SW. $300 4 board, • plank ch rs . ~ ~"king ch.r, Crplc irons. ~T .... "PIES ... LE it"fe<f swt9al chr. 2 ~k ~ ,. 1'" ~ night 1lands. plus misc 2 large KUU&ni (;l\tnetie items. 1(177 C<>rona ~ane, V~. 1877 French Cl a!lll CM m 7079 & Wood ServU\~ Tray, 2 _:.......:..-----. -- lara.i Brass & Glass Garaee Sale~ Sall&An 9·2. Shipe Anchor Lamps, 1933 TeN1S1la Ln, NB. Lowry Organ & Bench. _846._.ao ______ _ Large Brass A.ntiq ue Garage Sale Sat. 1000 Oak Cherub Lamp, German St. CM Mosied furn & trerStem, Russ1un hand mlsc 6424384 ' ·• ~~~· n,-ss1.5098 __ W_A_MT_E_D __ Fifty gallon aquarium and stand. c6mplet.e with everything. ineludin" tropical ~h. $150, Call 847-8896 er6PM Approit .~O yrd used carpet, o(I while. St yard. Mu.st pick up Tues. 1.2/19. 675-0.133. TOP CASH DOLLAR PA ID FOR YOUR JEWELR'4 WATCH ~. ART OBJ£CTS, GOLD. S ILV ER SERVI C E FINE FURNITURE & ANTIQU~. MS-2200 Pinballs Foofballs Guar. & del. $325 & up. Family Arcade 840-2341 Mirualu.re Furniture Window 3321 E Coast =========· Hwy. Ph675-9609eves. SKI BOOTSS15. Slws $\.;r, Regulation Pool Tbl. Gd 1, 8. 9'>'J, UN. Skls SlS K2 C.ond. With bulls & Cues 150 cm. Solotpon 101 SS FuQ;SI00.631-1008. PolesS2.~2349 6 piece Wood wn e Son0r Ski! KaMOn Exhibition II DrumSet RemoHeads boots rqr s ale. bst ofr. $475 83J.. u9s like nu A'bCM!St/ 631-4572 1941 Rock·Ola jukebox, Never used Head Ski!. w o r k 1 n g o r d e r . µio,:; Solomon 444-bm?. GraDdfalher ·s clock & 1ngs. 1140. Used on'• pamted Waquer Boit. --·------- signed, Ion~ Copper ste re o. TV e t l'. Enghsh Hunting Hom . Everything must go. large origl~al me~al Dec. 15-16. 2013 Jl Hunl· ~ptun10( V1k1ng, Misc mgtonSl. HB. 536-7~1 Culligan water softner on· ly S9S. Also drinking water R.O. wijt and t.op cab sheU for mtni pickup SIOO. New Hoover Ooor·a· matic onJy $65. 552-1420. others ... <>'> .. ,...... Otl>E>r boo. lS st. 7 $40 2.17 SQ. yards o( brand ........,,_, ~ new brown 2 tone carpet 4 Uuck pile nylon carpets, with pad. AU for S4.00 per gold apit 9x12 very good yard. Call: SSl-4435 rood. S60ea. ol5-36t5. M EN'S SKI B OOTS Brand New! Muna ri "Panthers" si. 1017·1 l lapidairy eqwpment. 40 Glassscollectlon. lb. roclt tumbler. many GAR AGE SALE· A Pmtax SpotmaUc 3Smm P.P. By oppl. old coins, 2 dr full susp lifetlmeol stuff. Sal/Sun. $lOO, Toshiba SA-320 839-7207 file cubinet.s. Dke new. 201.5 Orange Ave. C.M. 1 · s 1 oo Webber Perlonner sur----------~receiver · Cu.1tom Mini Truck Shell. fboard, nu Elmo super 8 $250/bst olr. 64$.3832 aft Sound Movie Camera. SATUJl>AYO~LY Retiring. Dog grooming •:~. boys 10 spd bike. girl's ......-10AMto4PM. cages, dryer, tbl etc. Lg --------- sml bike, electr6nic 251' 68S OaJt St. Laguna Bcb. st.agborn rem. Matched StrolJeni. car suts. Tod· Vend type pong l bl. Butcherblocktypetable, Schwinn 5 ·spd bikes. dler wheel loys, Change 1nrny sterling silver pcs. 4 ch.rs, car seat. sectional &&5-0666. tbl & crib. Reasonable. antq Oak & glass display h 1 644-10(55. case. 2 carved oak cane couc • uggage, more 'Pool Table. Murrey reg --------- back & need lepoint •rrusciiiiii·iiilii. ------• stz.e. antique style. Xlnt Two NB Athletic Club chafrs. perfect. many cood.673-a083. membersh1pi . Xlnt I a r " e s lurr ed 23"cok>rTV,sofa;stereo Chris tmas prese nt ,, -'--'-• w1 19 pc cookware. stainless 6'2-3l8'1 :rn1mals(new. won al 2 l:Wllnl, p1~-tures, ena waterless. almost hame· ---·------ Circus. cheap!>. antq tables,lam(l6.2f~lbeds. less w/lifet1me warr. Potter's wheel '$95 . jewelry, tokens. buttons. 2 dressers & mirrors. p badges, collector plates. Must sell or trade $275 or SZ49. Call 548·1644 bet camper jacks $50. V Limoges. Haviland, '>Sundayonly.67:>-0430 · _7_·9_P_M_. _______ 962_·_5()56 ____ ,._ __ alerlJng silver napkin d . ood While wrought iron round OesJI, can also be Ssed as nngstengraved). muc h Grn sofa be 8 • g marble toi tuble w /4 a sm dresswg table $15 m 0 r ,,. cond. & <.-omfortable $85. _ .. _ bl •300 1 . . SatJSu .....,.. N a"· . Foklaway dining chrs, 2 uu:. very ura e. • . ( at.e 20 s or JO s 1. over· n, '""" 1mina for s25 Stereo w /7!' Smail drop leaf table, slttfchr,nds recovenni.:. Place Costa Mesa spkrs S3S +many ?>ml $20. Ram radio, Sl75. $3,Sa.msori1tecardlbl SS. MESA VERD E. <OH appl. S" table saw S4S. _Cal_l_s.1_1_·34_74 _____ Medit qn sz hdbrd $40. Baker. 4 blks west Of Drill stand $!5. Miter u.ust r"'ll Mi~ ..... 9 ""S. misc drapes reasonable Harbor> de · • .ITT' "" ""'"' ,.., pnce's, 4 Dodge van 8:. for care. saw .1s. JO'-"'xJ/8" Soli $ "° rims. S10, 4 (3x4> pts Moving Sale· Dual cycle as welder· · dox lS. 543~9 ptat.e glass. good cond. (skit> by side> furniture, Many mores ml tools. 30I make ofr. 645-7857 aft antiques, accesories, etc. Mesa Dr. CM. 642·9083 . R4!!ngerator/(reuer. 24 Spm, ~f lOpm. 1807 Trade Winds. Ln. SaturdayonJyaft9AM . cu fl. side-by.side. ice· N.B. Sun 1G-'.4 • rreker, imrtl2lculate. An· Ten year old boys wetsuit, Slols, Sl0-$4S. Cir TV· $60. tiqoo brass headboard. Wllsoo's S90 asking $60. Udo 1.sle · Via Barcelona Bikes, skis, furn, etc, Sat. 9AM • I PM Port. Typewri\ter, S20 + 15 & 20 gal. acquanum. 900-8)()H.B. Misc. Back Bay 646· 1929. 497-2351. Coln operated air-hockey BlGGARAGESALE. Wate r s k I , S I a lo m . game. Make reasonable Moving Sale Dec 16 & 17. Xlnl ski eqp, nu shirts. Murdoch, $75 751-4861 or cir. Other coin operated Lrg. Din. set 8 chairs. RC eqp, Toys. Oak rumh 54G-4032 • atcade games. 962·9563. Man y knic knac ks, etc. Vtdeo g m , muc games, \oys, 2 doll more. 50 gal aquarium salt or EVBtYlHIMGGOES! houses n ew. m any SAT&SUN fres h water. c ustom lL""W Ba NB .,,~-A f"I t s 00 2 Yamaha Champs , 1TUJU11ture furniture, etc. "" · Y • """'""' 2 1 t.ers e c. 1 • 4 helmets. CB radios. tent. Dremelsaw +,2chest of ___ 67_3-P-'--lM_. ___ wl)1te wide s po k ed camp stove, toots. Piano drawers, seWlllJ! ma ch. Antique clocks, wholesalet.1 wheels 1~tlfei. SlOO. Ooodp· (Antq), misc A to Z many picLures, ter· fjj!l'CS· Couch & chairs. gnn e c...nc organ g 968-2S44 rariums, lots of things ''OOd. Much extra music., ________ _ ke new. 4.x8 a viary. 175 c:.oc:9203 · for Christmas gilts. Misc. Items. S40-24121686 · _,. · garden tools. tools. lowaSl.CM. Newport Beach Athletic bases, and many many Club membership $150 or Special Ship......t misc. 16622 Rhone Ln. Washer/dryer. coffeetbl. best offer. 642·2164 or H.B. Crossroad Heil. Or g a n • t r a 1 n t b I • 613-0782. Imported Cashmere In· dian ~bristmas Orna, ments. beaded wall hanging gifts . original Sat M . Cuswm bar 78x35 Telescope, P lants. misc. with 2 stools Tappan Cash only. 3047 Country wall oven. mirror42.XIOO, Club Or. Mesa Verde. Kulg sprd. & hdbrd. ll~ht CM. ~l704. Singer Golden Touch 'N African & Hima layan ~ ~~· Si~o:°'~· :;:1. ~raphs. ~1740 Coast $ Hwy: So. Laguna. fixtures, 2 sinks, ceramic tiles. Misc. Corner San· tiago Dr/Tradewmds Ln. N.B. ' FTI.Sat-Suo. 9 to 5. Anti· ques., mi-'C. items. Wiii pre·sell. 548·8727. 2467 Norse Ave. C.M. Moving East Sale. Ne w re frig. 10 s pd bike. Furniture. 2617 Oran~e Ave. 8 . CM. 548-1682. Sat •SonaUday. Antique Solid Rd Oak Tbl &schldesks. Misc. Items &. tona of new fabric. Sat S-5. 645-8617. Wlcrd & regular items! Sl1n. 10 am 604 Avocado Corona-de!· Mar Wet Suit yard Sale! Surf. ing, diving, water ski styles, Booties. Hoods. lOO 's oF It e m s . .Everything cheap. At lhc end of Mesa Dr. S.E. of the O.C. Swapmoot. Sat. 20371 Bayview, Santa Ana Heights. Christmas Decorations Etc. Life size lited s nowmen. lites. boal parade mat. Sat AM On· ly. Alley er Ruby/N. BayFront Bal ls . qn. never 275. 2 "99--4803 Singer fealherwe1ght , side chairs. P.P. After 2 ---------35mm ca m era w I J PM,646-7562 lenses. accordion. Juke snooker ""'ble 6 legs. 1922 box. furniture, car parts. Bumper Pool Tab I e Bnsnswick. Refinis hed See Oime-A·Linc. 1344 846·2920 S('hwinn side 5'x10'. 17/8" slate. o.ew Garlingford,:>45-1914 walkbilce,893-6454 rubber. cloth. balls, GARA0E SALE/Sun 7' Microma digital mans SI,29S. 7l4-984-:>49S sda, Qn Si bed, plants. watch $60. 30 hp. lawn Washer/ Drye r . Organ. ete. 621 Marigold <AiM mower$45. 962-iOl.2 Fril(ldar e elec. x lnt. 644-5767 Royal & Olympia. self· cond $300/ pair: Ham- Horws 8060 correctin g e lectric mood Organ. trt3. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• typewriters, Uke new, well. $450 8-5 644-8322 aft West. Show Saddle. Cir Y. cost S65o ea. will take 6Pm. ~5343 15" seal. Heaul cOnd. S275ea. 714/847·9360 SSOO/bst ofr. 754·6562, ---------6#-2.585 University AlhleUc Club 1 Yr TB Gelding, xlnl hunter. Must sell. Bay 16.1hands675-72S7 eves CHRISTMAS POHY Palomlno for only $100 CaUf~deWls 496-6214 Hm.1llaW Gooch 106S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted to Buy: Spode Grey Fleur..<Je-Lls china. Reason abl e . P .P . 557-022 Shag Carpet. 5 lg rooms, 2 tone green, like new cond. & pad. $300 for all. G46-6197 Jewelrt 1070 Membership, S200. For Chmtmas? 642-3187 New Wearever aluminum 10 pcs cookware. $40. Cashmere l'Oat, Sl5. S48-70U Pool table. 4"'1x9. slate. J "'•" th1ck. fttm. S.S?-5037 3·pr SAC.$95979-7321 • S4oo Sf a tt.gcnods 1094 ..... , ..••...•.....•... Scubf gear·tank. reg, lnfl , vest: gun & ml.sc. S2'7'> 8013 ~.2131796-9908 •••••••••••••••••··~··· 6'2" c ust.om Surfboard Arp Wr.ssey Symphe1ur "New''~. . + anvll case .. xl/ll cond. ' 646-4126 S97S o r best o rfe r . 642·2914or!>ii8·0479.• 7' Souwhore.Swallowhnl airbru.sh. Perfect $70. ~ Violin, hard shell case. 646-4726 $85. ---------642-3379 Wet Suit Yard Sate• Surf ---------•mg, d1v111g. water ski HOHNf!:R Accordion. si.yles. Booties. Hoodl>. New Verdi Ill. cost S700 1 o o · s o r 1 t c m :- +S3501offer !>ii8-6232 Everytlung cheap. At tht• So end of Mesa Dr. S.k:. of 6 Pie«> Wood lone nor the O.C Swapmoot. Sat OrumSet.RemoHeads. 20371 Bayview. :::>'"•llll41 $475 833 1198 Ana Heights. Ludwig S.pc drum set. 8 Ski Boots. Nord1l'o, men drums. ZildJ1an cy m 11,<z. 1..Jlte new S95. (7141 baJs,$57S 545 0987 ~7132 of VitoClannel S & w model 59, Nickel. Like new SIO. New. Offer. 833-9442 :>57·9499 Good £lee gw\ar. LES Store. Rn.__., PAU L CO PY , S 75. ... I095 846-3280. ... ••••••••••••••••••••• ~--11!:.--.:.t..-& M i s ~ . u s t< d ~~ RESTAURANT equip Eqiii,..nt 8085 menl for sale . 714 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-7841 Xlnl new & used ore Cum. --------- plan ftJes. wk benches lY, Rocio. C.E.SURPLUS631·2777 Hifi, Steno 1098 " ...................... . Speed 0 Print Fl u1_d 2 JBlA.200 Studio modt<I DupUc-a~~· M~el Z300 speaken;. No reason:ihlc f'or S?fte as 1s • best of olfer refused. ~7907 fer 642-4321 ext. 29'i Lan~e me tal desk & swwel chrur. SSO ca II 552-0966 <Xficefuksrung. U shape exec desk. and others . File cabinets. chairs. RCA SELECT1VISION "> mos old. 4 hr video r cdr Vc::T.m. S57S. 645-1262 Altai real reel to reel La~ deck. pre'amp & amp, 40 tapes. $150 . 962-964$ B &: K. TV ana!yst S70. 7lH7J.3734. ,. 8087 ElroS.C. curve trcr $70 Tdnrorux sot scope SKS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548--6232 • Parrot Cage. stainless ---------steel Pacl.f1l'a. bke new RC.A. color cons.remotl:' $50 6'4·16Sl, 832·6343 or Sl35foffer. Color VTH 64().7689. SJ60. Came ra S1 35 . PARBOTS S4IHi232 Tamed Molurcan S7SO Stereo speakers, t.-.i pnct-! Spectacle parrots $90~ 4 J B. Lansing, L EIO's. African Grey $335. also, 4 L·ElO's passive wrougbllron cages$85. radiators. Act '4 pm. P. P. ..SSS-0021 _•__,.'-3636_. _____ _ Amawn Parrot RCA 21" color console. with custom perch. Xlnl rood. $75. 548·2429 $120645-3746 aft lpm. --=--------rs--& Orgaltt 8090 RCA 25" console. clean. •••••• ••• • • • • • • • •• • .... Xlnt cood. $175. 543·:b429 Fine used Pianos for sa le. an lpm. Grands-Ornate Oak up _ __..;.. ______ _ rts-Spinets. Frttdel. SONY 4 lrk R to R re· OWstPicMo~ conier.Ampex60t i.\lrk aoooAamlltonAve. li.B. R lo R. 847-9447 or 5364775 _952_·23.'l_l. ____ _ Sony 8 track recorder. Pvt Ply wants tu buy S..S. Roberts 333X re· piano for cash.. 497· 1618. corder, $90. S57-IM99 <im 877·166.5 Rammond Regent Mwit sacrifice 645--228.1 Magnavox color TV. Xlnt cand.S75 644·71.83 Ampeg sut amplifier. new PHRCT lubes and se rvicing. CHalSTMAS GIFT $300. 714-957·9284 from Must sell lovely Kawai _1_.1_P_M_. _____ _ E5007 ORGAN Like loafs&MeriM new. Only s2100 Call r.a ... ..t 979--2429 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Truck brake drums $20 orn aments 50 cents to Rattan furnifore IJlCI. bar S'l ('h('\'y !lttck bellhous $2.50. Baby bibs $2 to & a tools. Also misc. catamaran. $190. Lawn EST ... 'W1r. s ... LI Ins S30. Clut.ch fork ss. $2.50. Felt sachets $1. houl5ebokl appl. 759-J38.5 mower. $100. Other at· ,. 1'" ,. :J89 Pontiac beads S3 Appliqued fell orno· 4-<r-t-IOSS sorted soodles for Baltic Amber Beads ••••••••••••••••••••••• WUTlitzer 4300 Organ Be C-.. 'O I 0 U'9 2nd. Owner for hall -.. ••••••••••••••••••• the orig. price. Cal~ ___, h Ch I -..,..-C hrl1t ma s , 3315 ric:·-Ti Ba SI k eac . tome v.a ve cov men ts 1S cents. Calico ••••••••••••••••••••••• C 8 ti10rn1 8 5 t. Cld .. ce, 1e r, ' c crs$IO.Recand1U~ cane ornaments, 75 l , Cutr Ltntt1 , Cadillac hcad.s S2S each cents. Braided calico PUm.lC AUCTIOt4 M'1·'1'138. Cigarette Holde r. 5 Girls bike $IS. m-3050 wreoths S12.50. Raggedy MANY FlNE ITEMS Of" Salurda)' only 9 AM . Beaut 1(1{ gold & anlQ --------..1 Andy pins Sl. Derorated ESTATE JEWELRY . Plan\&, »owe & cactus. deep red Garnet Rln(A. $1.62 per DAY That'aA.L.Lyou pay' '°"a 30d•7•d loUI~ BAILY PILOT SEIVICE llECTOIY -DO tT NOWr ··~1671 pill botUes, S2. Candle~ ART OBJECTS, AN· a.man Navy raft, 4 new (2) 14.K aokS & Gamet $3.SO to SS. T·.shirts S2.SO 'nQlI&.51• t'JNE FURN.. ti •· 1-CB oo Necklacet: I w/Cameo. PictUTes 25 cent& to SS. ETC. PHONE t"'OR IN· res .. r ... .$ • • Ladles~ ()pa w/6 aid Yardage 2S cents to S2 ro. & BROCHURE. I6.SLT). Lots more. 20S Dlamooda(WbtlJold); 12 Pur11<>s 25 Cl'IJl.8. f'lannl'I 6f.5..ZlOO 42ndSt. NB. i.met. Pirc ()pals US~et ahirst SI. 2' rlo\lrescl'nt --0-ARA--G-E_S_AL_E __ ,GaraaeSaJe: Sofa 12' 2pc & 2~ct); ladies s1>4:c· lite fixtutt $2.50. Couch Re<ri~dlnlna set, Kin" ,13S. mile. 6308W. Ocean tacular antq Diamond S35. Chair •18. 2 end '---'. , lb'· TVa", Front.NB. rlni U .05 ce&ler tables S3 and SG. lland ,_.. ---------dlamood1~_a,pphirn, ~ made Xmh omamenL'I chrs , kitchen ltcm1. Community 1ara1e Hie a.., 4 IJOC diamond• In Sl lo SS. Buttoruchole. at· Pots, dlt bea, lamps, ..01 VIit.a Pauda, comer plat1nwn aetlinl). OlA tachmmt sz. O\lldobr X· t.oola, art •uPPli•. Clos· Villa del Oro In The ~ at '43.881. Oy mu llte• 50 U llts. "" Estate. All rnuat '°' Bl"''· 640-0686. SwlcJ•Y ~ only. Nale• offer. Gomes 25 cents to $1. Fri 12..., Sat 104. 2071 11).S. ..... ., 7141n119u To7a 25 cen.t.t to St. 378 Viat11 t>t l Oro. E1ut ---------...:..._..;.....;;.,_· ____ . __ La Perle PIA«. CM. Biii&. Dbl bed. bdbfd at matt. 5 Diamoudll Xlnt quail· $16, typewriter SS. toyt, \yl MU&l MU 1l below Peopa.wbonNdJ)tOple SURFBOARDS new pompoma,boob,1amee. documented wtila . · ·~ atwaya ch ck the CUBt.om $86.$115. SHabtly inlae. SaL 10172 n-. M).6111 SemteDu.ct:Ol')'lnlbe uaedNMIO.Uaed~up. Q'., Jt8. lndlan.-politf ...:..:;:..;..;;;;.... ____ _ DAILY PTLOT Jl'ri.am.MM7as. Bnlolthunt WutAdt Call8'2· DAILY PILOT ... 751·5408 UPriaht Plaao k5o m.a67. 80ATTBAILE1l Brand n•• Taadem ltJIJler, 1ur&• brakes, lludllY uliel, auoo. PP mmo. \ I ' !~ ............. !~?.~I!~ ............. !~.'-~ '.79's ARE HERE! Jl&f f . II VAMS TO CHOOSE F«OMl COHHELL CH EVROLET "-."I I I .1tl•" II',· I ~ ,,r.-,]\\11 "\ S411-1 200 WAMTED! Late rnod~I Toyolas. VolVOI. Ptc:ku))6 & Vans QIU us today! "T/OATIUM 2101 Gold. velour iilterior. al loy11 . very low mlle11 U16SSDV> S74'tt ez·, to CbooM ! SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY'S LAIGIST SANT AMA DEALHS! lt76 IM'W 200Z Witb 1LW'OOI and air coo· diUanl~(Wl'QM I SADD&.MAC1C ....................... "10 ....................... FOR RENT-Ideal ror --------•I q\Ack \ripa to Vegas. S F --------•I Near·new Cesi.n a SUUY'S 17' ti 30' HAlllSOM-S SIA IAY IOATS llDlCoutHwy, N.B. Htf.1147 . Cardma.I. lFR. Or. Cty Aiiport $24 hr wet & up Call AFC ~39·42:>2 or Ste-2003 tl20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77VICTORY HOUSECAR 21 lbto: 2 Mere outbrd. V8, automatic trans .• ~. tuded for any type -. iteeriilg It brakes, ~ Lea tbu 1 year r-· di old. mm air cood., ra o. icebox. ---------•stove. sink, AM/FM 'T1 SKIPJACX 20 open. stereo w /casselte, VI, vbf, teak, swim step, shower. toUet & heater. stereo. Bimini top, trlr. (731.RKP). $10,400080, Tom wkdys • $6595 645-13115 25' TROJAN Cabin O'uiser'. Radio. full can- vaa. enru. Xlnt cood. $5800. 675-1'18S ~ ...... ·s111 J.~-cm . AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH --• -=-- Uu~ tblt alm ol<t new t!Mdu 50 ror yoor ~J\ ur Jauahlt't 'Only dr1 ven 100 m1lu USO t•h m 2!11 er~" s. 846 811Y7 • -ltieattHIR .. SlfLUKI RM2508 hard!)-Veil&dlt '530 nddnl. •howroorn <·ondl ••••••••• ••••• •• • • • •• • • tJon gr~lil t:hr111linn ~Ill , ffillO)' Xlt"tL 64(>.s..\3.\ "13 YaMlilhll TX6SO. $7!10 "111 Y ama h.a XS65() '-I ,600 Xlnl rood I ~ 1400 --........... s., a.t/Shw... t 160 ·············!········· 197JL9M LllMy ~totort.o­ FIJ lly self contained. Generator. 2 air eondl· tlooers. root top air. TV antenoa. CB radio. '77YWIUS .... Tope_,.,. Fully (:qu1ppt!d, o/fly 14000 mllt!s. orange & wfille. (208UCR > U495 20 8usd &Campton To Choose 1''romE 'AM/FM stereo tape. Like new ures & other extr"as l871J 'f)EACH BLVD JS too numerous to men· HUNTINGTON BEACH llon. Very, very clean. '"t4Z.2000 ' Look at this ooe before --------- you tM.\)' ! Call Truman al ~ Roce, Rodi 9540 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOll BLVD COSl A MESA 64'2 0010 2S' Pace Arrow Winter Rates 552.9726 73 Roadliner. Class A Motomome 21'. Roof air, generator. 27,000 miles. Excellent buy al $7900. 536-3645 Trailers. T~el ~I 70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 V8 Vega Panel Wagon :nl HP 350 Motor. Needs some work. body in good s hape. S600 call art 6:00pm wk. nltes 898·6073 Ask for Bryan 4Whtef Drins 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaleCatalina St.. ..... YocMI (714) 146-2754 '76 Jawa moped, xlnt '68 Classic El Dorado. cond. S200 $000 or best off er. 1978 a CAMINO This black beauty has a sbell as a bl>nus' Automatic, air cond .. -pwr. steering, tilt wheel & rallye wheels . O.J88111H. :>56·7248 67> 1063 aft UAM --·(.213-)•*"-9'33 ____ Red Commander moped, brand nu engine. $2SO. WJNDSURFER·Board 6t1H>'747 sailing lessons for G-ar_e_ll.,,.i1114,..50--m-i-le_s_$_5_0_0 Christmas. Save $ on new $340 purcbue or rentals. Fae · 847·68SB ~avail at discount Ill A T L A C K 1977 Batavias moped. SPORTCRAFT used very little S250. Seal Bdl (213) 4»3118J 963-mt after 5: :.>PM '55T·BIRD. 75% restored. White/ red lntr. $4900 firm CdM. 67!>-1784. '63 Cadillae, convertible. Silver/gray. Orig Ownr. Cond XlnL 640-01S9. Uncola '62Xtra sharpe. lo mil $1400 '66, Very clean, ods ~ Block bland Cutter, i6Cimatti moped for sale. _wodt __ ._P_._P_. 545-__ 797_5 __ $50,000 invested. Will sell Needs rnioor work. S125. Rea tatloMI forS27,000. 080. 659-4459 ~. Vtllldes orD-2lS8 ---------9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6399 COMMELL CHEVROLET ~ ll.1rbo1 Ill' •I <"<ll'f\ ~ES.\ 541>-1200 lf77FORD COUlB PICKUP 10' lilontiomerY Sailboat ~ 9?50 5 speed trans. & 6 Pack Ca~-~11. (1G88678>. Oars incl. Xlnt cood ••••••••••••••••••••••• •RV INVESTMENTS• ONLY $4888 ForSale: 1974Suzuki 18S, SAT~~:.~o~it~" IAUIRMOTORS $550. Ph TJ0.1832 Sabolforautst.mas, com lomiles.$375. Dale's RV Rentals Is now 2925Hsrbor Blvd. pl. inc~" dol ___ 67_5-_7_444 ____ , sponsoring a mini· ~/z,~A ly.$250. · evetJ. 1968 Triumph 650ee. educatiooalseminarlhat ----·-----= ct.nnnM S950 or will in 2 hn, demonstrate 1972 FOID 21' Sloop: Beautiful ........, ""':.':.r.-: · --sto8tolra"oorearn· 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 CHEYROLET Suttffil V•M Automatie. /\M I FM sl(:reo tape. pwr. at~r· snii:. hs back seats. sl)t!C1al paint, cruise con· l.rol, pop.top roor. aux . ll81 tanlt-s. Taeoma ~ &: low miles Lie. l.£!837S4Ser. P3247. $5477 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 642 ·0010 UNIQUE4x4 1978 Chevy one-ton shortbed van. Custom in· tenor Loaded. Brand name parts lhrou.:hout. Sl0,500/ofCer. Ask for Brett Jones al 645 7700 DODGE '78 VAN 8200 AC. PS, Undr wrnty <2200 mi> Dix. conv s wival seats/sofa. AM/FM cass. PP 752-9266. '78 Ford Yan Custom. Mke ofr & take over pmts. 968-3785. lfH H..W lh'-c ......... "'-.. 6-UOJ w 140.fUJ ....... olf"tecl v /Jtj,J,D woaTs H l·ZMO fttMt4t --~-- CREVIER ~······················ G_.... t70 I $' ST • U OAOWAV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5Af•HA AHA DISCOUNTS 835·3 I 71 0. .. Mew 114f U\.11MA tE DIUVllfO MACHlltC: .,.........,._.. •USED IMWs• Prodlch ... Stock 13 S.varia SJ R (561HJ P> ~ 3)Q'l Auto.air <2236 l 1971 Ir 1979· "163.0si&'R (029RKY > MODELS '11Sl>;4spS/R (0179) MG-1'1UMPH T76*>cal4/ipd (T~> AMO JAGUAR ao.d • 5••.,. Trade in your u sed 1976 IMW 530f sport.scar; we need good . aanroot. air condltlooiag ones! & •--4' stereo casse tte~ -CCllllt"' ~ Ua <378SQJ> NOW!!! SMM>LMACk IAl&MOTOIS VAUIY IMPOITS 131-2040 4't5-4t4t 2925Harbor Blvd. 'f"---------COOTA MESA· 'T1 BMW 5.10i, ~spd.· snrl. 97, 2500 AM/FM cak. Eurgun· • dy/tan int, filllnl cood. AtfoR ... o 9705 $12,000. 673-3707. 832·2965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdya ---------• 73 Alfa Berlin a · Mint 73 Bavaria auto snrf cond. BlaupunktAMIFM AM/FM cw., s410010 i. s tereo. AC. 28mpg fer Must sell fast PP 559-0581 eves aft 7pm ssi8904 · · . · 831·9103Jv msg. '62 CL .. .,.,JC CONV"'RT '76 2002 :n.ooo mt, xlnt ~ '" · cood. Must sell Many 90% RESTOllED. SAC · S6SOO OR BST O,FR. extras. 557·2170 or 642.3689 _83'1_-0,S56 ______ _ 1976 AJJ'a Romeo Alfetta '71 3)Q'l, sharp, nu rblt GT. silver w /blk Int .. ~tc.4cood. Best Of· meticulous ly main · er es. 9&-6628 tained. 28,000 m1, Cam pagnola wheels. Shankle IOI McLAREM't susp. Titled new July 1977 S7600. Serious in· quuies only. 497·2927 aft 61 wknds .. 9707 ' . mu BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142.2000 Oatsw\ '1$ 280Z 2+2. 2'1M au. wpd. air, AM/FM louvers, magg 6 nu tires Super cherry. A· l mech. oood. P. P. 96Ut63 73 Datsun 240Z. Air stereo. Excellent. ~. S41J.53:iC). ~ 8210. blu wlwhl vm top, A/C. FM rass $2450/best. MS·78GS 01 642-W744 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE 50-o~A~ ............ i: ... Hll~ HF.RI\ FRt £0L"o•:R 11'1 M \Kl\G GRt!.\T ut:\IA' IUY OR LEA SE' FREE 50oi~ ........ 7, HONDA Cars MANY Toa.oo..~t UNIVERSITY <M•bHe Ha.di c_.. • 'iMC Tn1eb 2850ffarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9640 ..... 9730 ....................... t976JAGUAR . XJIZ1. A superb car finis hed 1n dark blue with tan In · 11.enor. Sold & serviced by us sincenew. (Ser.23011. $12,999 IAUaMOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. '78 Ford. auto. air. stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• eass., TV, delux mlenor. '76 1001.S , low mi Salver S7SOOorofr. 497-3035. w blk. int. Xlnt cood . ·$ EXECUTIVE OIMO's! COSTA MESA 979·2500 '10 X"'J6, blk wired Int, rune well. Rec. valve job. S3500. 497 ·2068 '73 Dodge 1 Ton window Van$1700 · -646-5882 '15 Chevy ~ Ton custom int Musl sell! $3,000 7S4-ll49 '7500DGESportsman.11 pass., rigged for towing, pwr elec. bral<es. PIS, $3,500. 847-0406 ~ Leosa.g 9510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARWICK DA TSUM !"\,ti\ .I Ut\ll ( • •• ~>hl I ,ltlH 831-1375 49l-3375 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CA RS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or~SJCS l! your car is extra ~lean see us first. BAUERIUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. CaruiMesa 979·2:>00 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Used Car Mgr 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • U NCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA WEIUY USB>CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealerslup In lbe Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Ori ve IRVl~E - a 768-7222 $5400/()(Cer 835· 7206 1973 A\1111 !OOLs. sunroor. AM /FM radio. new brks. 69,000 mi. xlnt cond. Sl875/ofr. 675-4.253 9709 ············~·········· '61 Austin Huley lug Ey• Sprite A collectors classic fitted with rac tory type hardtop . HURRY ! (Ser .2'101). $2,95 l•UERMOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 979.2500 9712 5To~From!' m 's -4 with automa lie transmission. l with .Uck. all feature air con· dit.klning, stereq, and a l- loy wheels. Exceptional .dnV\DI machines with111 yourreacb! '74' IMW IAVARIA 4 door with air condition· iag. automatic. Beige in Coklr. ( '3lM VD> 7'1MW2002 SUdc, air conditioning, radio. 1603PFX> BSON. Beach Blvd. (At Beach & Whittier> LA HABRA (714152~5333 Closed Sundays '71 XJ6 Exceptional cond S:BlO 496-3681 art. s ~!!!!!~~~~~~=-'58 MKJ 3.4 4-dr. sedan. runs with new elec. har- ness ins talled. Under $2.000. call l·TI4-497-41S4 mornings. aaaa Fantastic Closeout on L978 Models 1979 Models nowamvmg MUST SELL DICK MILLER MOTORS 120W Wamer.S.A ~7·2132 973S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 741C--•Ghio 4 sl)eed, AM/FM and runs strong. Not many left! (423KLLJ. Now • ONLYS35IO Miroct. '11 Xl.9. Great condition. 28M mi. $48()() or best of. fer. Call eves. 646-0J70. Maldo/RtMUft un4 Fiat l28. 4 dr. g()()(l 2150Harbor Blvd .. C:.M ....................... ~~~~~~~~~ eood. $2100. S48 ·890J 1 ___ 6.4_S._5_7_oo __ _ eves. '66 Karmann Ghia , com LAST CHAH(:E FOi 1971 SlOf's SAVE! , IUYORLUSE MOW! 79'1 MOW ARRIVING! •IMW• •RESALES• '74 2002 4 sp. (:113LP F ) '7SS30ia air <560MML> '7620024 sp. (SOOPQM) 'Tl J20i 4 sp. <283SPI l '76S30i46f <31.SRKS> 'Tl 6:l> CS <689T J EI '78 7331a t 5180308 > '7873314 sp. <SOSWPFJ Also limited number or Un8 m ·s is still a~aila· ble. Call us today! 831·204'0 49M949 1977 IMW 3ZOf Stereo 8 track. sunroor & only 11.000 miles! (8S2'J'C8) -SADDLUACI< VALLEY IMPORTS 131·2040 4tMt4'9 'T1 :ml BMW. lo mi '8900. Call Bob Marcel. c., 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :13 Capri model 2600. Jl.LSt Mamed Must sell! pletely restored. mint '77 X 19. folly loaded rood. 5411-1031 eves S4.!m548-9Sll Mmdo . 9738 73 L28 Wagon. nu brak~. •••••••••,••••••••••••• ball. & starter. $895 . ..,. ....... 49'7-1966 • Green w/vinyl lop. 4spd w/6 cyl. ·AMtFM cass. New tires. $1750. Eves 644-G227. '74 Spider. Musl See! 'T1 JL Auto, Pwr Asslst. S297~or546-80l4 Radio. V-6, 2.8, 4M mi. J\easonably priced . HOllda 9727 2150 H.-. llY 846-1030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coda M•sa 645-5700 OafMt 9720 '12 Honda 600. ltlat Ures. 79 RXS y llow 237 011~ •··~··••••••••••• ••••• • b a tl er Y • etc· · n e w Beautiful S9.250° or orrer. •DATSUHS* AMJFM stereo. nds eng pp 714""92-4ae7 wit. $495. S59-0m9 '-"P w.ctlott ·75 Hood c· s . Mercedn ten 9740 Of Al Modeh a 1v1c tatron ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALIS-LEASING Wa~~~ cond. Best ·m MBZ 280SL. Beautiful PARTS.sERVICE off oond: AJr. leath tntr. 4 '74 H onda Civic. spd. 2 tops. Sll.000. Ph AUlomatic trans. $1475. 1 _6"J5..f736 _______ _ Dlr. fi42.0JS5 . ~ 1978 Olassie While 2845HARBOR BLVD '76CVCCHalchback, Xtnt wired. S2000 & uike over 540.6410540.0213 cond good gas mil. balane;e of $650/mo lsc. COSTA MESA DATSUN 640-9216 83).:&J 1976 DATSUN Allfos Hew 9100• .... ---.-.. -.-.,----.-9-1-00 210% ••••• : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, air cood .• stereo & map. Super sharp' Only 38,900 miles! <9'12NPC>. MUST SH NOW! Mlrocl. ~· ...... 'Zl50Harbor81vd .• C.M . 645-5700 lo.1 ==:r'" 1111111111u -• a NOW deal!· i T/(HZ7J claaic tiafll, fut.. Wm ......,., er. 16 springe!"; .. " RAMCHEttO Tritt desi1n. Smalt etc.~ ings. Investments in Have you read today·s cabin, bu1e cockp it. _ll11'8_Y_ama_ha __ 250--E-n_d_u-ro-.• taJDaJ~~ .~a ... ~ooc1 .. :11vde~hr~nn: =~ 1~'1;:fe p~i~til Classified Ads"' If not. ·12 3 OCS 4·s pd, Im- BRAID IEI 1971 !! CAB 'N i CHASSIS! Draws 1 ft. w/cnt. brd. 8randnew,450nu. Must der~.., ...... ...,h ~" 0 e w 10 t er 1 0 r . you're mlS!llng the best :!.,a1833culale. Sl2,950. up. With trlr. $2750. sel.1673-33118 contract wil : AAA. MA GNIFICENT'!! bargains in town' ,...... 81$-aM'l · AMTRACK, UNITED. p · --------Honda 450 II ··so NAnONAL WESTERN, UK47ZS.7}. ra. ply. Autoa, H•w 9100 ..... New 16' Hob6e Tijuana Sunset or bellod:;ms we . ., ~· res, ANWB. to s:MQ0.00. Call Steve at ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnller. atotage box, Ure sc.·9774 name a handful of over __ 6_4_ .. _4_5_7_8_. __ ==-~L :::'~ "18 YAMAHA 125 Enduro, 53 major wbolaaalers • Ch?vy y, ton pkup, PS, which are printing PB camper shell cust xhL condition. $625. Dale's in their '79 "Fly. inl'se-5363 bsl orr.' CHRISTMAS 486-9'nl Drive" Br~cbures . '78 Ya1n1ha DT400 En· Select : Los Angles. '7S Datsun P .U., auto, PRESENT duro, 2 mos old. Must Colorado Sprinfs, San 1bell, AM /FM cass., aeU. SUOO/bst orr. ..,8 Fraoclsco or Seattle for S2'1001of'r. Must sell fast. !llluki SP370 Enduro. lo the$ eamio1 locaUon ror P.P. 552-8904 .WANTED. mites. '9501 bst otr. your RV. Can for further St'145· Mike lnfro. (714) ~ Mr. Ustmer. 5'IOl'SA&IOAT '74 Honda sso. rebuilt,--------M\at b9 In tc>Od condi· with extras. $899. tQa.. OaD llr. lllilJec at ~ 2'l' Keoakill traUer fully 9'1-ZJ.12 SIC. AC. saeoo. Hu 1 k y G P 2S O C R , 549-3532 Rall6e 11• .na.... cd ~. ntodlfled, new motor. w/tralltr • cat bolt. new Uree, QlaQ)' parts, "11 Ford £250, '71 Hondo StaMNDC7. . i.aben. boota. & stand. Ki bolt. warr. Meyers 0 : hi• a •. _._. __ swo laveated.~ tab Towd 8'Alo. szooo dn, --.._. beltolferover.u1GO. Must M500 2nd TD, T.O.P. Rael•• ,, uuta IDI. MIL Pb TJO.lWl't MIOO. -.3U8 ..... CallTMl ... 1111. ~ "J5 Honda MR 175 Nickle auu&TllAS SPJ«;JAL ·plated frame Gerling lAMDu 12. H01'800. ~down 1u thockl. air Rlldaa eoed, 1'1WOtf ... 541·5021 '78 Kawatl'l.kl Jet Skt, brand new never been used. Be iow retai I. 831.fl40. '16 Ford Courier PU. Xlnl CODd. M= Call 8111 873-7.JIOI . '72 Fonf Courier. shell, new valve job. 80,000 ml, Id eond. M-9250 io ctaevy alr, new Ures, 1>1rtial camper. Sl3ts 111..ms '71 GMC lToo . 8xt2 n.tbed. 8500 ml. take O!!f P1mDta. &41·1811 "15 GMC 1 ton Pick -.. Auto tram, PS • .-0. ar.eoom "" -,.. ..... CARS ·IN STOCK - MORE ON THE WAY! :rEST DRIVE THE RX7 TODAY "We need to buy c)~an Oetl\lll Wied can•' S WW P~ Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN 21UHAR80R BLVP '40-6410 140.0'9 l 1174 O.C.. 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"""._ lN MERCEDES BENZ '"' Mii JIO A11tvni.1tu & ._._. _ _.~edan with sunroof AM/FM lrlln111(11lnt1• oower windows stereo mr1u ·01111 ~ -ct'l11>nt & cruise control 11111!·.1•1• .\ '"> l'llhb1ll~ Musi see 10 aoorPC1ata1 t 10 ~ ""''Wll• II'°'"• IT\MISSl0"9 Vl!J 'O IMPORTS TI4)831-1746 or (n4)495-t704 75 MBZ <l50 SLC One '63 MBZ 220. Xlnt cond owner Sold ntlw in '76. Recenl valve job Clean. Ab..o.umt' lt'a!>e for $287 78 Red lthr. mt. Best ofr. pttr mo. ur purr hast> All 644-1988, 642·0348 xtras uwld i.nrl 6"4 !1287 ,73 MERCEDES ·oo 100, 4 dr. Runs great, A 220 DIESEL Fmd wha1 you want in C'll.IS8lt' 4 door. blue with blue In· Da.Uy Pilot Cla.s:or1cds 493·5lTI. terior. 4 s peed. low AAltos, N•w 9100 A.altos, N•w 9800 nules. ( 1826> $6995 ......•................. , .....•...... , ....... . ttt:R8 f'Rlt DI. \'Ut.R I!'> lf \Kl"· (,Rt. \T u• \I_, IUY OR LEASE! FREE 50 GALS OF GAS 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 MGI COHVERTllU Yellow extenor & rilled with factory wire wheels (Ser.18311) l.87118EACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 84~2000 '69912C~ Black/black. 7" alloys. leather trim, a very special car. $ll,OOO Pri1HMPorsclw 536-7888 '76PORSCHE 914 While with blac k in· !Lfhor, air condi11001ng, alloys, low mile!> <928PCEl Priced To Mil! l.8711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 142:2000 '72 91 '1T Suruf <.'OUpe, 5 spd, al· loys, elc., br wn/tan. $8500. (363RJ Bl rristiaePoncM $36-7888 • • • DON'T GET CAUGHT • • • . Unll BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 842"2000 'T7 2400. Aulo, air, 1m ma<.-Lo m1 Must sell. 640·SS6S eves, 754-6341 days. $5595 IAUSt MOTORS 292.SHarbor Blvd COSTA MF.SA 979-2500 '70 9ll·T. Burgund)'. 96,000 mi. AMI FM stereo cass. Xlot cond. S6900 fl.rm. 64C>-9707. '72 91 IT CCMlllM 5 spd, alloys, brown/ brown, $10,000 . (00.EXQ> INTHE No Lead ·Gas Shortage OU.I CAR Runs on ANY TYPE Automotive -.... 1977 Convl. 13K m1 , Ms.-Ponc"-·79 280SE. Ivory, snrf. AM/FM stereo, solid ___ $36. __ 7888 ___ _ stereo tape. 9,000 m1. chrome wires. mint. ·-------• Xlnt cond. 645-3955 aft 6. SSS.50. Call 494-45!>1. * 'T7 300 Diesel $14.~ or ·n MGB Roadster. Xlnl take over Lse. days cond, 16,000 mi AM/F M. 639-ll30eves 661-6827 rack. $4700, 541 .4391, 67S.9931 Opet 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOll§Rl!N's '76PORSCHE 912ECOUPE HOUSE OF IMP(')RTS '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. Desert ~ige, air cond1 trail$. auto trans, vinyl tiorung, 5 speed, stereo top, reasonable. 581·3610 cassetle, allo)'s. 10060) d,ys, 4ln·2362 evs. HUCH • RIU>l. "llt H '' '1 \K"I' ,,,u 'r 111 , ..... IUY OR LEA SE• FRE~ 50 GALS OF GAS 1971 TOY OT A · COROLLA Save with saf e ty ! t61.9VBZ> OMLYS3666 IAUSl MOTORS 292:S Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 9 79-2500 llfOREYOU SB.I. YOUR TOYOTA, SEE US! MA1l9utS TOY OT A MI.SSlON VIEJO 831-2110 495-1210 •°1)'111 BEACH BLVD. KUNTINOTON 8EACll t4Z.2000 '73 Bus, rblt e ngine . AM/FM S.t.rk, '2&i01of. r~. &51.3S '75RAlllT 2 door,•sUck, red with black interior. Low riutes1 C4'12MXV) $2995 18711 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 84~2000 VW '75 Rabbit. 4dr, 4 spd, new radio radials, Ask· ing $2'775. SSHl832 '78 SCIROCCO Olalt+ agM Edition Stereo. very low miles. (62WJUZW) Pri red To Selll 2ToCh006e '78 TOYOTA ~~:~~~cH EXECUTIVE CARS 84~2000 ,. 22 b1 Squareback, rblt eni.t. tran,,.clu. &it olrl trade TO CHOOSE FROMI fortrock. 642-2978. •CelJcas •Cressidas '71 Super Bug <.-on v . •Coronas •Corollas Automatic. Like ne w. •Wcigol\li $2950. S48-67S6. As Low As.~ $4199 '71 Super Beetle, snrf, fm cass., radialS, 65,000 mi. (210UKM > Xlnl cond. $1600. 645·0147 Bill Maley '76 VW Bus: See & drive to appreciate. $4600/offer ®· TOY OT A &t-7886 8SON.Beach81vd.-. 1888.lBEACHBLVD. Chrl S "I (At Beach & Wlutuer 1 stmas ~c1a , red LA HABRA Hwitangton Beach 1970 VW Convert., n ew GASOL•EI ---- EXCLUSIVE 1714)522"5333 847-8555 Ures, brks, Clean. Prvt ~~~~~~--! party sac$1795. 496-3579. 9750 INVENTORY 6f SLs 70 ?eOSl I~ 5a!lj 81Uf'\ 1' 450 Sl f'loo-&U31wi..te 7S •50 SI. cs... 7111615'-7•~ Sl r.;.< 564118'"" J'9-St.~0131J""'"" 7e •!>O Sl CS... 117931.,.0ll'• n •..o !>l ISi< 79"111 R<oo Closed Sundays = ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~ '71 Corolla. 40K on g m1, '74 BUG. Xlnl cond. Besl _ · "' 1977 PORSCHE ::: auto trans, great 2nd car. dfer. Days (714)888-2666, BRAND NEW 1978 CIVIC SGA-4542413-3326 THE CAR EVERYONE IS -TALKING ABOUT - HONDA 4 · ALL NEW FOR 1979 SAU ,.ICE GOOO THIU 12-17· 71 -SUIJICT TO ,.Iott SALi SAYE NOW ON 1978 ........ R DEMONSTRA Tois AND EXEC. CAIS ' ALL WITH LOW MILEAGE AND REMAINING FACTORY WARRANTY HATCHBACKS -ACCORDS WAl•S ' 77 460 SL 15-llOOI) Of r,'IM ... 76 450Sl <So< 114318'"" 1!> 450 Sl ISw 47"'1 WMo •DIESELS 78 3000 IS.. •06:11S.-7~ ')()O() IS... 12071 '\•O.rt 76:>40o IS. 3:'6719'°""' 76 2400 r.;.., Wllll P6•1ot Ot•t 10 2200 <S9t 1'1991 R"'1 •SI.Cs 74 450 SlC <S@r 462111 B•tc:' 76 450 SLC (Ser 23!21Gola AIM> • co_...• -lion 01 oth mo<lelS ioa-''°"'" 213/921 ·8588 714/523-7250 714/750-7201 HOUSE CJ IMPORTS, INC 6862 Mer-"' &Nd . e.-. p.,k On llleSentoAner,_ .. MERCEDES BENZ MG 9742 924 COUPE Pristine Porselh! o( Hunt· _l_9SO_. ~------• eves <21ll1D4-4il21 ingtoo Beach is now tall· Im all the possible ell· init a.ppo1ntmeot lor tr as & low m 1 I es ! WlDter restorahon pro~ (~RSC). Jects. Offenng factory ON. Y $89!5 fender namng. updating '77 Cellca ST Xlnt cond 4 xn\A CLEAN '74 Su"* spd. amtfm. 35.000 m1. Beetle. 2'7;000 mi. 5 rie1W S4995oroffer 496 7264 • Sempent radials. S2SSO HOW AJlD Clw~t and lacquer paint of lhe Dove & Quail Sts , lost art All work guaran· NEWPORT BEACH teed. 22SSt.hSt. H.B. TriWllph 9767 ................. ~····· IJJ..0555 '63 P or sche Classic 1978nJUMPH Beaut. red cpe, w/new TR-7 '73 ff IT c;o.pe blk int. Nr new e ng, In camune roo with tan 5 spd, a lloys, s i1 ver / brakes, KoJU adJ. sh<><:Jcs. tr1 m. A fully loaded black, Sl0,000 (9113) e xtremely c I ea n & coupe with air cond. & Pri1"'-Porsche straight. 2 owner car. stereo. Virtually 1m 536-7888 Only SSSOO. Call 640·0738 poi;s1ble to buy new ,ill the moment. ISer 20661. '71 914 FM 8 tra<.-k, 62,000 '76 9u S Targa 43·000 mi. ' $7495 V d d plat. gold, paint. lthr, l"'UER MOTORS mi. cry goo con . a/c, 7" fac. wheels, xlnt "' $3600499-4226 cond. $17,50(1'631-4004 or 29'25Harbor Blvd. '75 914 Porsche 2.0 li ter. 675-7299 COSTA MF.SA absolutely must sell Im· '76 Targa 9115, loaded, med. Stereo radio, $6400. lthr Ricardo seats. 759-0242 AMJFM cassette, 29,000 '67 Porsche 912. xlnt cond, blk/blt?, rebll eng & trans, new Ures, AM/FM cassette, mags. $6100. ~7484 ong rm, (714) 831-0497 '63 356B. yellow wl blJc int. New paint, Tires. Xtras Gd cond. Me<:h sound. Must Sell 846·5877 979·25DO 75TRIUMPH TR6 Burgundy with black in· t.erior. AM·FM cassette, low miles tn>RHA> $4995 $48-5001 --------'74 Dasher 2dr. alt, great cond. 5.1M, S2250 548·3975 VW Bug '67, xlnl cond. Rebuilt eng. $1500. Must see. 552-4288. '71 vw Squareback R•b•ilt •"gift•. AM/FM steno. CS.on lnhrior .•••. $950 960·7147 1970 VW Automatic BIJJl° Runs xlnt. body good. 11000/bst ofr. s:J&.7246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 9USC. Snrl, SM m1. '77Mldget.10.-mi wires. Air Mint. $27,SOO aml lm 8 tr ack. bra. 67S-1872rcsl835·1514ofc Late '76 Targa. wht with blk tnm. 25.000 m1. air. new ures, Ong. Owner I ,.,......,,,..---. '65 VW BusSSSO 673-0954 da)'S, 673-4059 eves. '64 vw Bus. Mus t Sell Any rea..'IOnable ofr. 213~. cober covet . immmuc '64 Converuble. Runs gd $4400orbesl. 559-~52 but needs some resto.r· '71 MG., good condition. no 1118· Must Sell or will con· e ngin e. M u s l se 11. sider ta1ce over payment ~23J9 plan. $2895. 67S-9626. Allto1, .... 9100 At.tot,.... 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• --• • --• • -- xlntrond 117.500644·3422 days 644-1487 eves. -------- 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEST DRIVE OUR 'UCAR OF ntE YEAR .. Good inventory in slock. Hurry while they last1 MIRAClE MAD>A/REHAULT 21.'iOHarbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA &45-5700 Rois Roya 9756 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY ·oo VW Pop Toi> Camper. Clean, New fctry en~. One owner. S2450 rum . 646-5196. ------l BEACH BLVD NCTON BEACH 'T7 VW. silver , AM/FM 842-2000 ~ass .. lo m1, like nu. 494:!179 1978 TRIUMPH · 74 v w Lo v e B u g . SrrrFIRE AMl f'M. x lnt cond. ish racing ~reen with S2.'D5. 673-6231 tnm & filled seat -- ----- coveni Must be one of Sacrlfic:c. '73 VW Bus, rblt t h e clean e s t u sed eng, nu brakes. tires, sport.scars uva1lable to· shorki.. snrf, A /C, day! (Scr.2150) AM/FM.$2900.497·2678 $5695 '71 Super Beetle, Recent IAust MOTORS reblt. Radial-., Xlnl all 292:S Harbor Blvd. ong cond. 499·3618 . COSTA MESA · 6 8 V W 8 u s 979-2500 DESPERATE' Any rea~ • -• -• - BRAND NEW 1979 DATSUN SHORTBED • -• -• -• JRR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCC ISolO .Uml>orn !Wwport Buell lL----'~ ----' 976 TRIUMttH° dn645-l226, 979'6122 TR·7 • Vot.o . t772 In Bnush ractng green ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClOSEO SUNOAn Wllb tan tnm Fitted VOLVO '59SilverCloud 1 with air cond. & stereo ·$19.000 cassette. <Ser.2404). • -• -•• -• -• .. PICKUP s4399 lncludfs: 5119 rear bumper. Sldevltw mirror~. ldentlcar ttiefl deterrent 1370105'1150) on the DOT end ready to go tOdeyl -• -• -• -• -• ~14-4 $4995 SAi.iS, 5aYICE Salb 9760 IAtaMOTOIS AHDUAStM• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 292SHarbor Blvd. OVERSEAS l>EWVERY '70 Saab 99. 4-spd stk. COSTA MESA EXPERTS godod condition. $1095. 97'-2500 u'illi1e1 494-3348 VolbWOIJI" 9770 VOLVO . Toyota 97 65 ••••••*•••••!• .. ••••••• 1986 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 VW Beetle Ta wny COSTA MESA ••Coron• 2 dr. 3,000 ma. beige exte.nor. delsuxe In· 646-fJOl 140-9467 00 new rcblt eng .. Nice lerlor, AM/ FM tereo •-------- lnleril>f', leather steering &fag.'! & radial u res. One ~COUNTY wheel, wink mirror . & owner, Pri. Pt. Wl900. VOLVO tech . '800 Call aft 6 :00 CalJ 633-2791 --------EXCl.USJVELV VOLVO pm wk nJt~. -.«>73 Ask , lt7l vw · Laraeat Volvo Dealer for Bryan SW'la IHTU lnOranteCouolYl '75 Corolla. new tires, 4 .. _. Lr .IL t 8UY«LEA8S l ..,..,.,.. am. • ex ra DJR-1i,r eo rm. automat c. dean! <456UUP). .-.a SUl50Call96t.e962eves. ONLYS2JJJ .. ~ .. ~W}~78s~!!·o 5t:::: ~':-..!:!:l lii!J9J maa•. clean . low cost·.t.. ~... - -mlleaae. nuo. <71•> ,.._,.. 2026 S ter ••1•. · f7'·2100 Anaheim 750-2011 ' ' ... ...................... .,..~ W&DCAT W1tb l•1 than 13, ,.... <VllM11> ONLlSHt IAUll MOTOllS 2115 Harbor Blvd ' COSTA MF.SA t7t.JIOO .,. <:AMARO. i1111rp \lot C'«ld, ~ 1nyl lop. nuiic "' Qe00 tc2 IOllt •T.11. •Int t'Olld $4000/or h~st o rrer ,,. \833 H4l 1'71CAMAaO 1-21 Bl•rk with aold tram. l leno ('8Jo$Cltt< Wllh rt' COtdcl' &; •II &ht> e•lrw.' <DPAZIOI SADOll:IACI VALUYtMPO•TS , 111·2040 49S-494' IOll~SO~ & so~· • LINCOLN MfRCL·Rv 1970 Bulct Le S•br ~-runs Pe~ect ao.ao.-.s 99ZO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Torino Station Wagon. P/S, P/ 8, AC. bi3·39ll •••••••••• •• ••••• •• • • •• '73 Veth~. 350 uuto COO· vertible, lo m1·~: ne w tares. 1 ownr . $6500 . C .H tt15 •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Qad Sdn de VIie. xln YEAREMD CLEARANCE 646-~ . t'Oad. •JI extras. mus All '78 Demos must go sell. $$200/or best offer this month! Se e us -4Q2..,~-3131~~~~~~--t TODAY ! . '63 Falcon. Askin~ $400 Gd cood Gd transp0rla · l!lllO. good t'Ond. while. re-~on car. S49·~53 movable hardtop, SOOOO or bst orfr 759·!>419 or 5.58-9432 73CountrySqwre Dix AC. AM/FM. all pwr. new eng, tires & ball. 494-8975 lon~Stt\ & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY '66 Olds, good condition. Good buy S300. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ___ oo_-048_1 __ _ COSTA MESA '16 cad. Seville, full pWT. xlnt caact-Low mt st blue.M»CM M . 6 PM COHHEll CHEVROlET ·~'4 I l.1rt•1r H1' •I ··~l'·\\'lt :-.\ 546-1200 '74 conv with hard top. 42.000 m1. Xlnl cond. '64 Galaxle, VS. 4 dr. std $1500644-6367 trans, R&H: clean. runs gd. sses. ~3349. '72 Ranchero. xlnt cond•· ~ 0 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ':1s Cad Eldorado con vert., all avail. option 1ocl: fuel injection. ~~~te perr. cond. --'1-9-7-7-C_H_EV_R_OL_ET=~• '68 Corvette, Larquer black. mags. radials, 4· speed. t-top. ~xcell cond. S'r.m/bstoff. 645-8355 Cougar 9933 llonS21m. 673-5278 557·9906 MALASB>AH '77 CDV. immac . a ll Automatic, pwr. steer- oower, wire wheels, ing, factory air cood., am/fm t.pe. lthr. cruise tinted glass, wsw tires, tilt, tele. More! Mus wheel covers & LOW M!il! a.&00 or best ocr miles. Lie. 8S7RLD Stk. 714 ·642·6UO o P36f.2. 21.3-"'21-6384 $4777 "78 SEVILLE. loatied. 1 mi, Astro root, SH,300. THEODORE 5116-81* * '74 Q>upe de Ville: lac tory sunroof, velour int. track stereo, fuJJ power . immac.P.P .496--3005 '78 Cpe De Ville Colonia yeUow w/matcb'g Jlh int. 6600 mi • load w/xtru. $9950. Cal 76IM:m6 . .. ~•••&Wcp. ''ODe ol a Kind" for th Pl[nOD wbo dares to dilren:nt. 19m wbt Ca limo. in superb condi lion, loaded 4'! extras $3800. C.11 556-4338 i AM ~~~~~~~~--f ROBINS FORD "2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 64'2·0010 900 So. Coast Hwy. LOIJlllNI •oclt 494-1 ll I '16 Chev Monza Town c.owe. V-8. auto. PS. AC. AM} FM stereo cass Dlx Int. lo mi. Nu tires, 128»1 bat otr 675-7953. '70 Sedan DeVllJe, xln '75 Town Coupe, White rood, new paint & tires. lande.au lop. Auto. Xlnt ai.rsbockaSlSOO. 551·2340 cond. Lo mi. One owner. 1974 CADILLAC $%5()0846-8250. COUPE DEVILLE Bronze with tan roof ap S h a r p I o o k l " g . le,alher interior. fu II $2100/make ofr. 846· 7648 power, air cood., til _or_8118-~9lB6 ______ _ wheel. cruise cootrol, 'T1 Caprice Classic. like AM/F&! radi~! only new, l oaded $5900. 49,000 miles. See 1l now! 84()..1815 (QSPl) -------- $4795 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOL N· MERCUAY '76 Monte Carlo. Loaded. All power. Very clean 28M 11\1. 556-171 l. 71 MONTE CARLO' LANDAU ••••••••••••••••••••••• '975MaCURY CO.ARXR7 In FLAWL~ condition Uuuout! (91.SWOT>. OHLYS3995 IAUIR MOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-25QO C0.ARXR7 1975 with every power ex· tra PLUS 8 track stereo, cruise control. Ult wheel. vinyl top & only 35,000 miles! (°'-SNYT). $4445 CONMELL CHEVROLET ~ 1 larhor Ill' d ' I .t; f,\ \tr_,\ 546-12 00 197% tiaCURY CoUGARXR7 With less than 31,000 one owner miles! <4S3KGT). OHLYS2888 IAUYMOTORS 29'25 Harbor Blwd. COOTAMESA 979·2500 '7./XR7Clean, loaded, Must sacrifice! S3,000 Best Offer. 631-2683 Doctg. t935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Late '75 Charger SE. 'J1 .000 mi, 5 brand new tires. Fae AM/ FM stereo. All pwr xtras. air. cc. $3495. 968-9662. '76 Aspen 4 dr. every xtra, plus. VS . Asking S3SOO 645-0666 833-1339 556-3142 1977FORD '68 Flre.bll'<I convert. 400. GttAMAl>A SEDAN V-8, jlutA>maLic trans .. air coocf\, ps/pb, radio vinyl roof. maroon vinyl in· terior, bright red ex- terior. (l83TMB> 1977 OLDS new top . 645-6203 • VISTA C•UISER 54.S-5.2216 l il-~~--------.~---~-- Wagon. Medium tan col· n a'bird 9970 '77 ~o~.~~0"'•1•c $ 999 '65 )tustang. Sl950 Top shape, has ever· yth.ing. Crane cain, Hed· dman headers, Cragar chromed rims. new tires. stereo. etc. Call 837·5087 or83S-4864 or with malchinf in · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:==°'"'"" tenor, full power. air 1972 FORD · OMLY PRICED TO SEL\. $5195 . 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD. ·COSTA MESA Llncoll'I 9945 oond., Ult wheel. cruise lHUHDYllRD l'Ontrol. roof rack, stereo Hardtop: Runs s trong! ~udJo, sharp and clean. Soon to be a classic! <:nlSFV> $6495 <""5GUL> · '67 ?!fuslank Cl.asslc. 8 cyl, 540_5630 OHL Y S 1950 a.Aoj PS, vinyl. Must Miracle See.=~~ lij!g~ 2LSO~:~.M. grab your folks and buy 2626 HARB~BLVD. ___ 6_4_S._S_7_o_o __ thiS'76MustU CobraV8. COSTA MESA ·77 T·BIRD. 8.500 mi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded. $3495/ make ofr. loaded w/aJI the xtras in· 1977 UHCOLM &IG-5891 1 PWo 9957 eluding pwr s unroof VEllSAIUES · •••••••• •••••••• ••• • • • • '71. vs; PIS, AIC. 53,000 •75 4-spd, :nr. new radials. w/landau top. Xlnt cond. 1n LIKE NEW condition mi's, Sl.950. looks & runs like brand $6,800. 556-8189 pp thruout! (534SWT>. 673-8168 new. S159S/ BO. 541-6433 •VERY CLEAN• OHL Y $1888 '68 MusW\g. Clean. 289. eves 'T1 T·Bird. low mi mOiSt IAUB MOTORS Radfo/htr. New paint. •73 Pinto, wht. 2·dr. auto. xtras. llom'• car. S627S. 2925Harbor Blvd. auto, P'/S . $1150. Ph goodcood.SJ200. _768-\MO ___ i _. ____ _ COSTA MESA 6'>1262 536-6070 .,_,. . 9974 979-2500 F tb I< ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ Contlnen'tal Sedan. ·~~™t"c"~. ~ag=~ 6 ~~=· fs~1 ~~: '7S VB Vega Panel Wagon XlnC cond. One owner. cyl. $800/oCr. 840-5660 ~mss. 67s,3900 :m HP 350 Motor. Need• Automettc. °"""' • A .,... OOftCI CHlYY CA.MAI T·T $ 6 7 95 A •"•re a.•UfY ,,.,..::;r:.TTit~ \' • • ·-,,...., "" ..,,,., ...... 001 ' '0UCHl 924 C<>Uf'f $ 89 95 -' - -S-tt IOo&et1 lllMA&CI ONLY "Wt Mlfit Met Be t~e UrftSt in t - lit We're n1 leafer la VIiie l Senict'' •WARD CIEYRKEI Do•• Giid Quail Sts.. Newport Beach 5'7,ooci ms. Sl99S/bst orr. aome wortc. body in good ~eves. Havesomethingyouwant '73PintoWgn.auto.radio, shape. S600 call alt 833-0555 loseU?Classifiedadsdo S200 mi. Clean $1375. 6 :00pm wk. ni~e s .... 7~ Versailles. 2 lope itwell.642·5678. ~ 89&-E073Askfor8ryan 1 ._ ____________ •••••ill silver, loaded, 12M. A·l ----------- s ha p e , St0,300/ofr. Alltos,Hew 9100 Alftos.Mew 9100 Alftos,Mew 9100 A..to1,Hew 9800 494·2.833 ·····••>••············· ••......••..........•..•.••••.....•..•..........••.........•....•...• ••·•••········•········ 1978 LIHCOLM MARKV nus black beauty is all set. lo go. Leather in· terior, power seal, win· dows, brakes. steering, I.lit wheel, cruise contiol, air c:ond, stereo radio. a real Holiday special for the fine car buyer. See it today! (:B>VCO> SI 1,795 540-5630 100 GALLONS . OF GAS!· .. .EVEN IF YOU DON'T BUY • ... If we cannot beat your written deal from --any AMC dealer In CaUf •. Offer sood Ught blue metallic.-with '68 Coronet 440 P/ B, PIS, custom interior and dean.S575. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1011\SO\ & SO\ Oct. 1 to Nov 30, 1978. Muat preaeni this ad. loaded with extras!. 644-5834 (783U8T) Ceco 9917 • LINCOLN ·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ....................... 'IB Camaro kyl, auto trans. PIS. r adio. orig. ownr. $1750. 962-655 l '7S Camaro, superb cond1 lion. lo mi. $4800. 557-9906. 67J.5Z18 91 ....................... $5975 CORMIER Leasing At Irvine Auto Center 23663 Rockrield Blvd. Lake Foreat 768-8026 AMto1. Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALL HEW 1979 UHCOLH ~/ CONTIMEMl'AL ~/ MARK Y EMIUO PUCCI 'EDITION '12,1 Autos,UMCI COSTA MESA ....................... --------- , . ALLEN RESALES ~L~~~:~~UJ~~~ ........... ~6999 Sunnv ~lo* wit~ blleii .,,.,.... •oof full -MCI fltCl!WY •>< Cnnd•lk>"'"O ()njy 3 I 800 '""<'• lOIA t)f n"'" °""°"' looe>e<I Oii by an 9JllCIUC ~ mt)t 1111• • •Nt lluyt f:.> rWCC) ~:~t~~~~tt; ................. ~8 4 9 9 leisure wcwtd "-1194'"' Onlv 38 <17~ •-cwe1u1 """" Goldl'n "'°""" ...,h OAOCS.o 100 nch ••••-1r(eno< .,,., flW'<V CltO•C:<> ODll()n -1\Q IOCIOt'I 41>1 CONJ"IOl\ol\Q I Vt¥ W•rtt>tv' Comc;••I' .,.., l>w' il!e1P1'411 "7S CHEYaOUT s9499 COIYfTTf ..••.••.............. T·81'R roof ~ • "°""''""""4 •NI fr.,_ScoM ~ ,.,.. _ .. 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