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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-12-13 - Orange Coast PilotFire aft,ennatle OC ~an,on FVcops 1eeking support BJ P1D1. SNEIDEaMAN ................. Fountain Valley police will be poundin1 the pavement this weekend seekin1 public support ' ia their contract dispute with the eity. About 50 officers and their families will spend off.duty boun distributin1 ruers lo local bomes and businesses. The of- ftcen also will man a "boWne" to answer telephone' inquiries about their contract talks. Detective Mike Hanrahan said the plans were drawn up durina a 1eaeral meetin1 of the Foun- tain Valley Police Officers As· IOCiaUon shortly after the city alaabed its one-yur pay raise proposal from 17 lo 12 percent. The police are seeking a 34 · pereent increase in salary and benefits. Hanrahan said officen also decided to break their tradi· "tional political neutrality and in· {tiale a campailJl fund for sup- 'port of candidates in the April · 1912 City Council race. Police negotiators will meet with the city's bargaining team Monday. . .. Tuesday night, represent· atives of both sides will make .,Public presentation.a to the coun- . cil re1ardin1 the contract talks. The council may order the two ~ .. back -to the bar1~inin1 ta- ble or it could impoiSe a settle- ment oo the police unilaterally. •The police ffier ur1e1 resi- dents to attend t.be council meet- lnl aDd to "voice your concern about the threat lo police protec- tion in Fbuotain Valley." The ruer also lists a hot.line in- ~ formation number, and the telephone numbers or the five • council members. The police maintain they re· ceive the lowest compensation or Orange County's 24 law enforce- ment agencies. They claim the 34 percent raise in salary and benefits would bring them into line with officers in neighboring cities. City negotiators say the 34 , percent demand is excessive and claim some residents have described the city's 17 percent ' offer as too high. A police spokesman said Fri- day that no sickouts or other such actions are planned by of- ficers, maintaining that such measures remain an "absolute last resort" in the contract dis- pute. Fountain VaUey police have ~ been without a contract since • Nov. 25. ' Edison wins Big 5 title ' The Edison High School •Cbargen defeated the Fountain Valley Barons 14·0 F.riday nilht lo wrap lip tbe CIF Big Five con- ference championship. It waa Ole 22nd atraigbl win for the No. 1 ranked Chargers and 10th over tbeir arch-rival. Fountain Valley. For details, aee Pages Bl, 82 and 83 in today's Daily Pilot. . Peanuts Clarbt•as Albert and 23rd. Everything is in action from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Jordan developed the animated display over the past 13 years. It took him 35 hours to install it this Christmas season. If you look carefully among the Peanuts characters, you'll spot one and one-half year old T.J . Meekins of Costa Mesa. T.J . is real. Grumpy Lucy balances precariously upon the shoulde rs of classmate in trying to affix a Christmas tree orn ament while Snoopy dances in front of the tree, wagging his ears, in this delightful all-anirpated Christmas fantasy created in his parents' front yard by Jim Jordan. You can watch the Peanuts gang at Yule play at 2269 Santa Ana Avenue in Costa Mesa, ~tween· ---------____ l.1------------------------------- F11ror sparked by Reagan aides WASHINGTON (AP) -The State Department said Friday "unofficial statements and news leaks" by Ronald Reagan's foreign policy advisers have added to unrest in Latin America, and one department official charged that such un· authorized comments con1nDut- ed to the murder of four American women. · And presidential press secretary Jody Powell said leaked criticisms from the Reagan camp of the performances of two U .S . diplomats in the region created "headlines all over tbe place" that made their already delicate and dangerous jobs even more difficult. Powell said Carter has full faith in the professionalism and effectiveness of both men. The sharp criticism represents the fint major rift between the Carter administra- tion and tht preaident-elect'a in- comm, 'IO~ent and could shatter the surface harmony that bu IO far prevailed durinl the transition period. In an interview with The M · soclated Press, Patricia II. Derian, uailtant secretary of state for human ripta, cbarled that Reaaan transition aides bave made "imprudent state- ments" 11111estin1 a reduced U.S. interest in buman rilbta an4 &bm enc:oarqln1 lncreued brutality by rilbt·winl forees. "In l'J Salvador, I believe our amba11ador'1 Ufe waa en- dan1el'9d," abe said. "Otben were emboldened to take action that led to the deatba of aompe ill· dividuala." Increasingly torn by fighting between right-and left-wing fac- tions. Spokesmen for President-elect Reagan denounced Ms. Derian's remarks as "totally lrresponsi- bl~." "farfetched," and "un- characteristic of a State Depart- ment official." On Friday, Slate Department spokesman Jack Cannon cbarac- lerlzed Ma. Derian's comments as '·a personal statement that does not represent the view of the department.·' But, reflecting at least partial agreement with Ms. Detjan, be added: "It is a time ... when unofficial statements and news leaks can have an impact on delicate and tense aituatJona (in Central America) and on tb6ee Whoseho•e? Nancy uunu early •tart WASHINGTON <AP> -Memben of Ronald Rea1an'1 transition team dropped broad hints that Nancy Reaian wants President and Mn. Carter to vacate tbe Wblte House before lnauiuratJon day ao she can belin redecorat- ing, it was learned Friday. · White Houle aides ipred the blnts, reporten were told. They were told that no president bu ever moved out of the W)Ute House voluntarily before bla term of office n - pirea and Carter does not intend to ebaqe tbal practice. The iuue aroee alter Mn. Reqan wu quoted a aay· ing the euten abould leave the White Houle early to abe can belln redecoratlna the livlnc quarten in tbe ezeeutive mansion. Sbe denied mak.lns tbe statement. The preu secretary to the new flnt lady, Robin Orr, iaaued a statement 1aytn1: ' ''lln. Reqan bu never auuelted tbat PnUdlnt and Kn. carter abould vacate tbe-"Wbite Home before lu 20. . "What she bu remarked ii tbat lbe mllbt want to break that tradition for tbe nut ftnt familJ by mntq to Blair JlouM a few weeb before tbe RMIU pr'*'-eJ end." · · · · · · · ·· · ·• · · ·••· ·· Blair HoUle ii tbe IOftrnmenl VIP l'*t quart.n acrou Pennlylvaala Avenue from tbe Wlllte lloaM. ne Rea;;::-staylq then dmtq tbelr eUl'NM Ylltt to Waa , w6icb mdl Saturday 9fter a HC!08d tour of the Houle. . present in those delicate and tense situations." In the interview Thursday, Ms. Derian singled out a report by Pedro San Juan, a Reagan adviser on Lalin American af. fairs, that indicated the U.S. am- bassador to El Salvador. Robert E. White. would be fired because of bis support for economic re· forms in lha\ country. GolUn Weat Dixieland band honored The Golden West Syncopaton, Golden West College's Dixieland Ja11 band, was chosen one of the nation's three lop collegiate Dlz. ieland groups in a competition apomored by Soulbem Comfort, Inc., and the National Auocia- Uon of Jau F.ducalors. The band's seven memben will be flown to St. Louis to com- pete ID a "Battle of the Db- leland Banda" durint tbe u - 1oeiatloa conyention, Jan. I lhrouO 11. A flna1 winner wl1l be aeleeted from tbe three top c:ontenden. Tbe wiDDer. laid band faeu1t1 advilar Dave Antbon1, will,.. eeln a si.ooo aebolanblp for nell'lf Ila memben and a si.• eontributloa to tbe eo11.,.·1 muale cllpartment, and will .a. embark cm a nationwide a.. ID 1prtn1 1111. · Tbe 81Dcopaton, formed GDl1 tldl ,..., ii com,... al Da ........ of CAita _..... (tftlm· Ila. 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Damage, they said , also would occur at the county's O'Neil Regional Park a nd to other structures, including an Orange County Fire Departm<enl station located near the park. Chuck Murphy, a county Fire Department spokesman, said a meeting Is scheduled next Satur- day with Trabuco residents to advise them on ways to protect the ir property from floo~ damage. Al that meeting, Murphy said, residents witt be given a booklet outlining flood protection measures. The same booklet will soon be avaHable at county fire atatiom, be said. In addition, Murphy said persons wishing to buy sandbags 1 may do so by calling the county General Services Agency at 634.7054 or 634-7053. Cost of each bag is 35 cents plus tax. He said it wo uld be the responsibility of residents to fill and place sandbags. He said county fire personnel would as- sist in sandbagging only in Life threatening situations. Officials reiterated Friday that damage from flood ing is not anticipated in ~he coastal pro· portions or the county. Forest Service. s pokesman Brian Miller said rehabilitation efforts in the charred watershed areas are well under way. Hand crews are seeding ground that was cleared by bulldozers dur· ing firefighting efforts. Additionally. the service has selected several areas within the burned acreage that will be re· seeded by helicopter. But Miller warned that res i· dents in flood prone areas should not expect overnig ht r esults from the reseeding efforts . Seed now being planted wiU not late hold since winter rains are just a round the corner, Miller explained. Results won't be obvious until the second and third years after the seed is planted. he said. As part of immediate re· habilltation 'efforts, crews also are busy c learing drainage channels and culverts and malt- ing other Improvements to con· trol erosion of dirt roads and slopes. The Forest Service will absorb <See FLOODS, Pa1e AZ) Coasc Weather Fair today and Sunday. Overnleht lows 43 to 53. · Higha both days 68 lo 76. IN81•E'IW9AW Stat~• tltcat haH odopt•d '"'"'·"'"'.._.,., bot • .,. -11~,. MmoN• .. accf. dntt. S. Po,,. AIO. •••• ... ., ............ -.c-... ClllPdl • Atl a.....c." .... ........ -.. ~ :wii i j -: .. ,,,,.... ca a .... CM 0 . .. .. t ,/ '· :· ~D t&.ta.19 .-------llJS'l M&alNG~_..._..........,___,. ,... ... ,,.,. ~·· ........ 'f Police detain naan in threat to Starr LOS ANO&t.18 (AP) A a. LoU ...... .._._. by poU~ for s-yclalelrlc &M&a f'rid.11 .a. llftft'1 .... tDr form« a..u. a1w l&arr ,....., a._ W llln•111l • ldl U..dNm1MrwtYob0.0,1M ..... ol,,_Llz •• Polee st\ Tom u.-,... DMlel Cllltal 1'w • ' 1M, SS. wu\M• mto c~ '*'-._... llltn ... t~· ''HlwMM'Uqtna......,,bM&M~M..... ,90 ap,._,_ ....... to tel tMm .,. • ....,....._,.. , .... !MW¥Ml WM \Mea to Olift V\eW lloUhal ..... M wW be ht-Id for TJ 11oun for pe1ew.anc ._... &lrmaM Nlicl llDtatiDC ""' that b)' law a mu cu be !IM•'"d for ti.at p;iOd lf police dHm him a ~•t to bl ... ¥ or ..a.n. ...... , ... ,..., ... ... NBW YORK (AP) -TM ........ WJ , .. n.=llld an the lateat ,..portioc week, I.be .......... l•tm..W , ud analyaia said tM ,..port may ,. ..... a& leU& I Mort br-tbtn1 spell from f\&rtber Fedcredit·tltJrl· The Fed bu tla~toed ~ ,. z••TP' t.o ewtt •· plosive money s\&pply 1ro~ ID II --= 1111.U.. Tbe ti1bterun1 bas contribut.d to tM ,. ... Ill._•-• ftlW wblcb led to major banb ralalq tbeir .,._. .._. ,.._ earlier Wa week to a record-matchiDI 30 pen.t. Bkure accident cuts car Aa .tdentlfled man a. la MriOUI condition after a car ID wblcb be and two otbera wen rklinl wu split almolt IA bait wbn it ltnack a telephone pole in f'owatain Valley. . Poliee o.wetive Jlm Brokaw Hid a s.&a Ana mu, Abnbam Oiu, -arNlted on ampidaD al ..... drivinl ln conMctioD wltb tbe one-car accident OD Harbor Boulevard south ol Heil Aveaue 'lbundjf at 11:30 p.m. A Ulird --:r1 a l'1·JW· OW'°Jfnilll ua.ftlbd. •• ., llllMlrt from the fOI ....... , poUee aald. Tbe mdillNtfted mu ll at tM Fountain Valley Commualty Ho.pkal ln tbe latalin c.,._ ward beiq treated for bead ln· jurin, a bolpttaJ spokeswoman •Jid. But the hi1b cost of fWMll fw __... ud ..._. demaad for loans have al.so been.factors in tM toUiaa ,n .. raw -tbe in· terest banks cbar•e their IDOlt cndltwortby CGqM>rate bor· rowers. And the Fed reported uotber ..,. rile la baw!M11 loan demands for the week ended Off. 3. l•rer•t• ..... ••....,• LOS ANGELES (AP) -A juror Ill a rape trial wu stabbed to cieath in a courthouse rflt.room Friday after proceedlnp bad adjourned for tbe day, police said. • "I've never seen anytbiq like it," said tralfte oftleer Brokaw. • 'Tbe ear wu cut almost in bait eseept for tbe abeet metal on the driver's side." Brokaw said the lt"ll Monte Carlo Chevrolet apparent11 apllt when the paaaenaer aide atnaek the telepbone pole. He said the back seat aection of the car waa altuna et a 90 decree an1le from the front seat. Suspect in Lennon killing sought aid But police Cmdr. William Booth said olftciala "haft no reason at th.is time to believe that tbe klllinl wu related to the trial." A man whom police said "frequently loiten" in corridon o1r the Criminal Courts Building wu Mt.eel by a sberiff's deputJ and a police officer as he ran from the reatroom after a man 1 screamed. J l·,,ear-.W e9111'tetetl •I ••r,fer HAYWARD (AP ) -An 11-year-old Oakland boy WU found . guilty Friday in juvenile court ol second-de1ree murder in tbe slaying of a S-year-old boy who WU weitbted down with pebbl• l and pushed into an estuary. .. The boy -the youngest defendant ever to be tried for first· degree murder in Alameda CowltJ, a«0rdln1 to the district at.' torney -showed no emotion aa Superior CoUri Judie Hup S. Koford announced his verdict. · · In ruling against first-degree murder, Koford said be bad no doubt that the boy intended to kill, but the jud1e said be wasn't satisfied that the boy wu mature enouch to debete the pros and cons of the killing. · The vehicle apparently bounced away from the un· dama1ed telephone pole after thf collision, be said. The three men were driving southbound on Harbor Boulevard when the driver lost control of the vehicle, police said. If the injured man dies, there is a pouibWty that a charge ol vehicular manslaucbter could be pressed against the driver, police said. Diu, the alleged driver, in- itially was treated at UC Irvine Medical Center for minor in· juries and later booked into Orange County Jail, police said. NEW YORK (AP) -Man David Chapman 1ou1bt help from a mental health clinic lea than three weeka before be aJ. le1edly abot to death ex-Beatie John Leanon, but be failed to ,keep an eppointment with a social worker, a clinic director said Friday. "Mr~ Cb~pman was under stress, soundin1 a little depressed, but coherent and mentally alert,'' said Robert Omura, director of the Catholi~ Social Service, a counaelln1 and therapy Cl'OUP where Chapman was sent by the Maklki ·11enta1 Health Clinic in Honolulu. Chapman bad an appointment to go to the clinic Nov. 2S, but never kept it, Omura said. A social worker tried re· peatedly to contact Chapman and made a last effort to reach him on Dec. 5, three days before Lennon was killed, Omura said. Quick approval sought Omura aaJd Chapman men- tioned be thoulbt bis depression may have bad something to do with bis beinc unemployed. "There wu no sense of urcen· cy" displayed by Chapman dW'· ins the telephone conversation, Omura Mid. Reagan J.mnta Ca.binet inatalled •peedily Chapman 'wu moved late ln WASHINGTON (AP> - President.elect Ronald Reagan told Republican Senate leaders Friday he wants his Cabinet nominees confirmed "about the same day he takes t.be oath of of· rice," the incoming Senate ma· jority leade r said. Reagan met privately over lun c h with the Senate Republican le ader. Howard Baker of Tennessee, who will take over the majority post next month. and the Republicans who will become committee chairmen -all of them impor· tant in his efforts to win support for his programs on Capitol Hill. Edwin Meese Ill, who will be· Reagan 's White House counselor, said meanwhile that the pr,esident-elect would con· tinue filling his Cabinet next week, with an announcement possibly as early as Monday. Asked whether the Cabinet would b e completed by Christmas. Meese said "we cer- tainly hope so." He said he had "no reason to believe any'' of those being named to Cabinet-level jobs "are not prepared to stay the four years" of Reagan's term, but that no promises were being solicited. Robert C. Byrd said, however, that Democrats "will do our du· ty" to~ that none of Reagan's Cabinet nominees "brings harmful baggage which would impede performance of duty." Byrd, who will be minority leader when tbe new Congress is seated in January, said that whi·le Reagan should have "great latitude" in picking bis Cabinet members, their back· g'rounds should be closely scrutiniled before the Senate confirms them. In another development, op. position surfaced to Reacan's widely reported phn to nominate New Jeney construe· lion executive Ray Donovan for the day from Bellevue Hospital, laborsecretary. .. where be had been under a 24· The Teamsters Union, the only hour suicide watch, to the in· major labor organization to en· firmary at the city prison on dorse Reagan for president, is Rikers Island. A Department of using its clout to seek appoint· Corrections van arrived at the ment of its favored choice -island prison at 5:25 p.m. with lawyer Betty S. Murphy. the prisoner. Jackie Pressler, an influential ··Because of the notoriety SW'· vice president of the 2 million· rounding this case, we de· member union, told Meese Wed· termined that our security needs nesday that the union wanted would be better served by hous· "to make perfectly clear we have inc this defendant on Rikers only one choice and that is Betty \ Island," depart~ent spokesman Murphy," said union spokesman Ed Henbey salcl ma statement. Duke1.eller. Hershey saie cban1e was The day was typical of the made wi~ the. <!'eness of the thr~e Reagan has spent in Island pnaon in mind. Ju only Washinlton on bis second post. conn~oo with the mainland Is election vis it here. a heavily secured brid&e to Queens. Sergeant arrested in Irvine assaults "He was moved with the ap- proval of medical authorities at Bellevue hospital. As a courtesy, the court and Mr. Chapman's counsel were also notified and they expressed no objectioo," the statement said. Henbey aaid Chapman will be returned to Bellevue as needed for further psychiatric examine· A Marine sergeant has been jailed oo char1es he assaulted two women joggers as they ran through Irvine's Northwood area, police said Friday aft.er. noon. man who tried to drag them into an oranee grove and rape them, Veach said. Both were able to escape bis graap without being raped. Neither was seriously injured · while scufflinc with the man. Nichols is stationed at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. · tion. He laid the 24-bour suicide watch would be continued at Rlken Island. Chapman will have no contact with other inmates, Hershey added, and will be escorted dur· inC any movements within the prtSOD. I Chapman's lawyer, Jonathan Marks, confirmed that he acreed to tbe move in the in· tereat of 1reater security. Earlier, II arks said it was poaalble the defense will use hypnotism 1n an effort to prove Chapman wu temporarily in· sane when be shot Lennon. Marts said be bas no present intention of using hypnotism, but "anything is possible." Dr. Milton Kline , a psychologist and expert on hyp- notism, confirmed Friday that be bu been hired on Chapman's behalf by Marks. But be added there baa been no "definite de· cision" on the type of examina- tion planned for Chapman. Before being moved to Rikers Island, Chapman, 25, was ex· amlned by state psychiatrists at Bellevue. Chapman is npeUed to pleed inaoceat by reuon of lnaanity to Monday night's sbootin1 death of Lennon, 40, outside the luxury New York City apartment build- ing where the rock star, his wiJe and young son lived. Planners eye • new projects Building proposals for a 202· unit condominium project and a 350·unit apartment complex. both to be built in Irvine's Wood· . bridge area, will come before the city Planning Commission Thursday. Irvine Pacific, homebUilding division ol the Irvine Company, plans to build the condominiums on 9. 7 acres on the northwest corner ol Creek Road and Bar- ranca Parkway. The Irvine Pacific apartment complex is to be built on 19.7 acres on the southwest comer of the intersection of Alton Parkway and Jeffrey Road. 'Pot' • • ·nng lwge ST. LOUIS (AP) -Pedenl of. ftciala said Friday tbelr .,...ti of membera ol ''Tbe eo..,..,·· broke up the nation'• 1.,...1 marijuana •::11Ua• riq, a aophlat1cated t with IOO peo. ple aact a fleet of alrplane1 believed to bave brouCbt clrql worth $13) llUlUon into UM eoun- try. "In terms ol lndictmenta, con· vlcUona, aueta and volwne ~ tr•ffic, lbi.s ii the lar1est ln our history." said Roland Hqbel, special aeent of the Dru, En· forcement Adminiatratlon. . Hu&bes saJd 17 have pleaded Juilty to racketeerinC in tonDee· lion with the cue and anotber 11 suspected members of the rilbt rina were named in a montb.&d indictment unsealed Frtay in East St. Louis, Ill. "We have identified as many as 200 members of this 1roup, •' said Hughes. "And by the Ume lbia series of indictments is con· eluded, we anticipate bavinc named between 6' and 89 sus· peels." Members of the group in·' eluded former servicemen ' former policemen, businessmen:! pilots and "you name it," agea~ said. Hughes said the alleged COO· spiracy began in 1W16 with John A. Mitchell, Richard D. Thorp, and James C. Dugan. Mitchell and Dugan are among five sus-. peels who have been arrested, but Thorp is believed to have left the country. Their alleged objective was to buy marijuana in Colombia for $70 a pound and sell it in the United States for $400 a pound. By the time federal ln· vestigators moved in, "The Company" owned one airstrip in Missouri, was leasing others ~ Alabama and Georgia and alsd us ed comme rcial airports.I Th e re were also seven warehouses in Missouri, Illinois, and Georgia . And "The Company" re· po rtedly owned a fleet of airplanes. including DC-4s, DC -6s, OC-7s, and Titans. "They had electronic geniuses in their employ capable of makj ing their own equipment or modifying it to meet their ownl designs," said Dennis Moriarty a drug agent in St. Louis. "They had air·to.ground radios sc sophisticated we don't even have them on our own planes." They also had the secret fre.I quency listings of all federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, he said. The DEA said it had seized 80,000 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of ~ million, including nearly 33,000 pounds seized near Henderson, Ala .. in the organization's only attempted boat venture. Hughes estimated that the group smuggled 150 tons of marijUB:Oa into the country. E',....P.,,.AJ FLOODS ••• the cost of the rehabilitation measures. Miller said a cost estimate for the work bas not yet been prepared. The three fires -the Indian, 1 Lakeland and Turner -burned a total of 62,780 acres, destroy· ing structures and watershed valued at '8,113,500. Cost of suppressing the fU"eS was $6,635,065, according to figures provided by Miller. Speculation Friday continued to focus on retired Gen. Alex· ander Haig,. the former NATO commander and onetime Nixon White House chief of staff, as Reagan's choice for secretary of state. Democratic senators have said such a nomination would prompt scrutiny of Haig's role as Richard M. Nixon's top aide at the height of the Water,ate scandal. Herbert G. Nichols of Tustin was arrested on suspicion ol as· sault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and kidnap· plnc. He is being held in Orance County JaU in lieu of $50,000 bail. . Irvine police Detective Ron Veach said the io1•en idenUfied Nichols as the man who at· tacked them. Man killed in rollover ESTATE SALE OF dEWEIKI' · • onsTAL • . Sen. Charles Percy, R-111 .• who will bead the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said it would be "unbecominc to ask questions that pertain other than to hls quallflcationa for becoming secretary of state." Senate Majority Leader Veach said Nichols wu ar· reated Wednesday after police spotted a man matchinc the as· saJlant's description. The auaulta took place on the morninp ot Nov. 30 and Off. 2. In both cues, the women were jo11in1 alone Yale Avel\_ue when they were srabbed by an armed A 27-year-old W'stmin1ter man wu killed Friday eveninl when hiS car rolled over on a transition road near the San Die10 and Newport Beach freewa~. California Hishway Patrol of. flcen laid the man's identity was belna withheld pendin1 notification of next of kin. PORmAIN • BRO • SILVER • SALE -FRIDA~, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS DEC.·12, 13an~_14 I liilr• TILl....ONE Ald1,.11e••: (114) M2.Q21 Cte11111ed ~: 142-1171 Off'ICll Offlcen said apparently no other vehicles were lnvolWld lD the acddeot and that there were apparently no pu1ep1ers or wit· ne11ea. Tbe, said thole to arrive on the scee followtac tbe aeddeat Hid the victim WU 1yint in tbe roadwa7. INSPECTION OF ALL MERCHANDliE FRIDAY, SATURDAY,4- AND SUNDAY 2-1 P.M., AND 7-1 P.M. INCIM. HOLIDAY AUCTION IUN. I ,.M. I Lots of diamond rings and earrt.nga. gold chalna. fine china and crystal. b~zee, eome furniture. 001, chandelleta. braa lampa, etc. ' . : Thomas P. Haley l ""41lllll9• Robert N. WHd Pre11•111 M. Thomas Keevll Editor Th=• A. Murphlne M• Ulter Ch.rles H. Loos ................ , ... c.e • ..-. .......... ... L8lllN 1Mc111 • .... C...H......., .............. INdl: ,,.,, ..... ...,....,. Paramedics in commuaicatkm wltb no., Memorial Hoep6tal Preab)'leriaa proaouced th• man deM at tbe seene. Tbe offteen said tbe car bad roll..t owr and tile drtftt bid ben ejected .. tile ......... TH aeddeDt oeeurnd cm UM ODt·••Y. OD•·•··· tranaltlOD rM4 from .... ~ ... Diep Fr••IY t.o tile 8Uer aad Paulutno 9tnet tUl"DOft. . II ..... tar,...,..... ... , ....... ,,_ MmlHIOW. aeW110ft illlftlea eom~ ' 2542 W. COAST HWY.; NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92fJeO • (714) fMS..2200 • CONllGNMINTI ACQIP I EU 'TIL I P.M. Aft Uvtne-Auetton•r -IMI& of AIMrM:a. ~ Chlrge. ~ 101M tenna IYlilable. .. .: .. B e lf i•g a lfte reception in Newport .. r.• ' l«Ms Vol.4 review re<::0tdeo material in ' I frect«>n of !tie twne . ·-A...,,o ·.1 ... eo.-w.. ~~ ' . -- I v..,elea•1e Lookinl diamayed by sip, Spotty the Skunk lla't IC· customed to cold tboulder treatment usually stvm .. kind. He'd been household pet unW ownen moved to Salinas and diacovered state Jaw forbida kHpinl of skunks. 'Pat ·Quinn of SPCA ii tryinc to find home for Spotty in a zoo. Burglar's target women's underwear .. ORLANDO, Fla. CAP) - Police and some an1ry resident.a a re searcbine for a burclar who steals women's bras and panties and stows them in a woodsy hideaway described ·by one vic- tim aa an "underwear altar." Officers say the bur1lar needs a psychiatric evaluation, but some folks here say he just bet· ter not fall into their bands. The discovery was made by Terry Howard, 19, who stumbled onto the hideout and its plywood platform durinl a search for the stolen underwear of his fiancee and sister. .. THERE WERE clothes all over the ground," Howard said. "I j usl followed them until I cametohishideout." "It was scary as hell," Donna Streeter, one or a number or women wbote homes have been rilled for Un1erte. said of the hideout. "Thf'tt we~ nt>&U&tts and un· derv.•ear all hung up around the plat form.·· she said "Tht>re were dirty books all O\•er the plact' and panties had bttn used u martters in them Women's tbings V.'t'rt' all O\•er lM v.'OOds Some ol them had ~ npped . and tom ·· There have Men numerous hrf'ak-m.~ in the area. but the "Creature,' Autry movi~8 at ColletJe ''The Crt'aturc From the Black l.1111t0n, .. In 3-0 . and Gene Autry In "T~ P .. antom F.mp,\re," will IMS 11hown Too11day al 7:30 p.m. at tht1 M•l11 Thn•tt1r on the $ad- 1lleh•C'k umpu11 In Ml111lon Viejo. Th·knl• un $3 per pcm1on Yurth"r tnform•llon may be 11bt a 111,..1 h v nllln1 "31 ~ or ••o :nvo bur1lar bas taken only women's clothlnl and adwt masaliMI. TEUY TOPOUl&J aald bia 22-year·old wife and hil mother, who Uvea with them, heve 1o1it all their underwear to clothesline thefts. His wife a1lo lost some dresses. The victims have beard noises al night, found fin1er smudles on their windows, footprints in the dirt and garbage cam over- turned. ''Tb.is IUY'S pe from peepial into windows to robbin1 clotheslines to br~akin& i6tct' homes," said Judy •C'Carthy. who manages a duplex and a cluster or four modest ttloek homes in the area. ''Who knows wbat he'll do next or when he'll want the real thine?" she said. "THEY CERTAINLY bave a ri&ht to be concerned," said a spokesman for the sheriff's de· partment. "Anyone who breaks into homes and taltes only what he doe.s nf"eds psychiatric evalua- uon ·· There ba\·e been ei1ht break· ms lD the Migbborhood the past month. he said . Each lime, ..-omen's lingerie was stolen. Tbe plywood plaUorm in tbe secluded area was about four feet square. Han1in1 .about three feet above it wu a board on whic.h about 30 braaaierea were draped. About 15 pa1n of underwear were neatly folded on the plaUorm. More adult books and lln1erie were \n a burned-out houae about 7Syardsaway. ~ ..... I CAT<:ll him, h• won't frlahtc-n anyone e lo," nld tlow11rd. "II~ may not lul to "'•nd I rt• I." 11i.ld Tu1JC1l"k I ....... 11.~ ........ f.tt'.. · NewYcn r .. ••• ....... ............. Md,.,.. -·--. n.. ....... 11* ...... ..... ..... ... ..,....... . .. -·=~.i ..... , a.. ••••• .. ... fffllat• ..... tr1n W.. tbe llloot· ~ ... ~~data .............. ta .. lnsulty ..,... If a..mu com• to ...... ...:::-... Dae med byp. Iii tM neeeuf1al def-. ~ An. c.GI Lnil, aequitted la I_,,, .Lr-"•aa an.,..,. . ... IMlile at11111M, Renee Kata, ... ,,.... ol 4 subway train. Tiie ' lirl'• ltilW bud WU levered, ••t laler reattached by ........... 1j. ...... .. ...... y . .. .. el 1'J 1tN M) .... t'llAflllAN, OP BONOLULU, ~· ... ~ ;:--:; =-~e:-=, ~~:, 1:-: UI .~ tO llliait.11..a.., tetatct tbe n ·Beatle's auto-,......al .....,tptllt~rrll) 1rapb. Authorities have no Sen. llrflitiip' . . , St!!lal Saadays I . I ~-.. , . GiVf! gift of life SACR.Alf .. (AP)---as blood donor te::n~.DG~i-::.:::~ Sen. JCIM flf "= quire F\n Fed for tno. 7 mlllkm. an all1 ~ 00 ludei. payable Z5 ~ ta HI& Mii cam,....,.,. bl'f r.lm!na Dee. 21 bu been designated "The Red Cross ts em-the remaladitt ,_ QW· • .......__ Mt poet .......... wlllj·lllil "San·A-Ufe Sunday," by the phasizin1 the need for blood turea. ... __.. auppe'rthll a •o~• to otnt Oranae County chapter of the donations during the holidays," Ba·_..,_ tbe ~_2 _,1u_ ...... :.._ Campbell. American Red Cross. says Dr. Kaplan. "Btood dona-_, _, • uu --·- In a leUM' to campMU .... "When you 1ive blood, you lions 1enerally slow down at this of FiA Fed ~ oa 8esll . public TbundaJ. lrUo laid a. live tbe Sift of life and what lime, but patients still need 30, the face albOWlt ol &M Oft• would sup,or& S"ia . 11 .L . touild be more rewardin1 than blood." is approximatelJ •,.. IMft, Rleb.,._ f•Ca...-r1• llelplnc aave someone's life this The.Red Cross Blood Center at subj.en to adJ•tlMMI ,., • boUday season?," says Dr. 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, San-lions and stocll apprfft.U. al.IGOIMIDbeW ........ 9-rold Kaplan, blood services ta Ana, will be open 9 a.m. to right.a. tb• eoMlui'-,O.& :.c. 4lllfft0r for tbe Red Cross. 1: 30 p.m. Dec. 21, the deaiena&ied "We are pleue4 dlat oU't needs a "'11•\llllM ·a '"'9 JJt'Ol:fam iJ bein1 conduct-Sunday. abarehoklen uve 10 ceaWlc· leader....,iltom~.111·~· ed ta eoajwiction with national Hours will be l-he same on incly apprOY•41 tlilt .,.._. edtodUftlB.timetMt_.wbD9' Red Crou Save-A-Life Week, Christmas Day, New Yea.r's Dey me-rger, ainff we beline UIM not a f'lllMNMf fol'~ .. of. Or. ltaplan said. and the Sunday following the combiutioll el &iillD ..-i ela- fice. New Year's holiday. panies will do much to be.Ip the "Therefore I mu1t also housing situation In Caatfwftia," witWraw my support frolD )IOU D--k tb II ff d ' FOil BLOOD CENTER hours said Jobmon. "Tbe combiaed as our Republican leader ud Dll8 e a 0 ere the rest of the holiday period. size and llr'eagtbl of Fiaanclal support I new teMer wbo wlB lie leststratiOn for the Laguna call 835--5381, Federation and 0,..8l W~ eul\lllvelJ dedlelMlll te -1..... loya Club's Biddy Basketball Anyone in good health will not only produ~ ttndd· a lt=c• =1·" Leacue will be held through between 17 and 66 and weighing cies, but will enable Ute M'W, N Cam , ol H8tse. Dec. 24 at the club, 1085 Laguna at least 110 pounds is eligible to lar1er or1an.Uation ta eo..,_ da ffeitbta, ftCll' ~ el C.DJOD Rd. Re1istration fees donate. Questions shoul4 be re-more effect.inly fbr hmdl bMlJ Arcadi•. was '•mHlatet; aft as for members and $10 for ferred to the a bove phone needed to fina11ee lloae · lYailable IOI'~, aon·members. number. ownership la t.bb state.'' Brt ... 1.W~ bM ''9ot -----------------------made eny banee," aboM u.e fMt he plam to nm tor IOftrDet in im .. la llli'bdenlft. !! ... "lcoaUCarldtm ~ >•'-•1ood,..._. .... be ...... here fOr W ,ean, I ....., YoU J- c Hnot nn for .aotber ollle. statewide and do• lf>04 Job~ to lead J'OUf Hueul \0 .. ,, .... ' a&IGG8 MID 'I'll* o&aneM caucus daainnaa. S.. K• .._. dy of f"relbo. alM ...... to .... ror at•lewMle afflce tn i• ud t• not dnote ellOUP time to UM c•ucUlljob. .... He Hid he &UICHte• tlllt · Campbell aPDOtat a MW e .. e\11 · chalrlMll wKo ~d ..... lllOft ,_ __ ume ora11a1~00~ ..._.., campei1n rw1 _. ... ..._. ... lM..__ ....... .. MORE PAAK1NG ' . WHY? OUR EMOYEES PARK OFF PREMISES Special Plaza Buses P~ovide Them Transport ~ . _ ____,_ SOUTH COAST PLAZA ------------------ C1m....a...,_... •· A•itd Ir tudlardloa hd of.'------------------~..._ ________ ... ._. f e rt d h l m t It• t •111 tu I ~1: L __ _/ ~~· ,__,, J chalrtrHUllMp, the Mo. 1....,,. ~ V .i, ~ •• th• leaat• lhpultltfaa .. ,.,.,ea.t . .,.,,. ...... ""'•· ·· C./i :J C1mpMll l'MfttlJ ~ fll t I' _1 :~l:r:.::r~~e~h~ ~::; r1$ tnd$ r-e e k.a nci I East due more snow ~""Olw 1J'~ G~ ..-INm• F/ repr-ooFin:J .. ~ -' Rockie• report U1Ueatonably warna weallaer lllt l11wt • Orte! l.allt• aM Olllt Valle" lltftl IM .. 11111, It Ille .,........ ............. ,. ..... .... lt"4• ... ()Ne v....., .... ...... Olffl l...._ T ...... IU 1.e "• ., .. • ••• .. ,, .. . II ., . . " . " !5 .. . :: " .. == \ Forcv~".-9.--e.e.11 Wo tersfanJ:J F/o,kc.d Trees De. liver:i'e..s If It ' oot whtel, you'll mov lt faster In • D•tlY POot classtfied •d.C.11 642·56•.ntt• trltndlY Ml- v Iser wUI . . .. NATION • • • -........... c..., ~'· ...... J9bMD rD ........ tlt .... llea-..a, &a1l.ra.ear. . ~ar•sle•M•• Welfare mom too thrifty EVERE'M', Wub. (AP) -Nancy Ann Ermert was once convicted of welfare fraud because she was loo thrifty with the money abe received. Now the state's h.itb court bu ruled that was no crime. But she learned a diacoura1in1 leuoo about welfare checks -"spend every cent.'' The 28-year·old mother of three wu convicte<I ' in 1977 of felony welfare fraud because sbe saved $1 ,400 while on public asalatance and used it as a down payment on a new Toyota. HE• CONVICl'ION ~ aEVEUED unan· imously by the slate Supreme Court. Despite the victory, Ms. Ermert said she feels "beaten down" by the entire aftair. :. The state "made such a bi1 iasue out of it, what I learned wu to just be sure and spend every cent that I eet," she said. Now she's traininl for a aupervt.ory position in a Lynnwood supermarket and her welfare pay· ment.s have been reduced to a day·care supple- ment. She hopes soon to be off welfare completely. State rejects f 1seezei- IACaAll&NTO (AP) -Aa =as.,mu. ftre u.., .... al• ..... .. .......... ,_ ...... . .... ,.... ...... 11 • It! eem1&erJ, .. ,. u.~ ......... ·~ ,._.IL Jolla om. exeeutln aeeretary of tlae Caltforala Cemeter1 loa .... ICMllbt 4M opiD· lon • wlMtMr Traaa Time Ille. weuld eome under i&a authority. THS nail practiee1 cryoalc ••:c•ioa, wber@IJ a la ~ is froaea after •eatll. Tbe theor'y ta &bat IOllM· day, medical aelence mi1bt ftDd a cure for tbe diaeue that killed the person, who could then be thawed and bn>qbt back to life. The opinion by Deputy Attorney General Clayton Roche ex- amined the le1al deflnl· tion of cemeteries and concluded, "Clearly, the stpra1e ol bodies in a warehouse in capsules In clear view above ground Is not a cemetery in the tradi· Uonal aenae." • • , ..... ._.. t' ~ Y.Cl·A T AK CW, S621 ~ \o..l. ICA .. 110 r.:1--H~ EE ~ _)ii',, AIC.._AM ...... -$699 s It ......... .. llCQ•• _, C-&YCa.•IMll RCJI • ~oto' Video dmtr• ~OOfl l.001 •c•c-1astod1t11c ... CC004 cco°' CCOOl CC005 ftric•dTo W Ms. Ermert and her ch.ildren be1u drawing public usiatance in 1971, rec.ivinl about $30C) a , month and payinc SlU in monthly rent. THE OPINION also said that cryonic sus- pension would not come under the Department of Health Services as a • "b1u1k or nora1e f aciU-' t)'" under the Uniform Anatomical Glh Act I because It ia not the temporary stora1e of ll~~~;!;;'iiiiliiillillililii~~:=~~~~i'll human tissue. AIC MAS AMl SIUCnotie OfSYUAMA ,.ooucn .. STOCIAle IN 1'73, SHE ENTEaED beauticians' school and beean receivine an addiUonal $100 under an incentive program. At the same time, \Jae family moved into low-income, subeldiaed boualnt where their rent dropped to $28 a month. So with nearly $240 a month more. Ms. Ermert found that "saving $100 every two months wu no problem." She set up a trust account for her aon to make it difficult to wtthdraw funa aad endaraae ber ' savinp habit. And by 1975, there was just under $1,400 in the account. The slate Department of Social add Health Services brought suit against Ma. Ermet't for u- ceeding the "resource limit" after recelvinl an anonymous tip that she uaed the savinaa along with borrowed money to buy a car. AT 111E TIME, WELFUE reclpiotl could 1 not exceed the state limit ol $111 in aavtnp or a maximum net worth of $1,500. Ms. Emert said the state "harassed the Hout of me" and checked nine different banks to mall~ sure she had no savln1s. Ms. Ermert insisted she had doee nothing wrong. "I always kept them informed, as far as my employment goes, and any money I receive.t," sbe said. The state high court found tbeH was no ' evidence Ms. Ermert was aware that under s\a\~ l"UTes she would be ineliefble for assistance if she exceeded the resource limit. AND SHE TESTJnED SHE didn't consider the savings either income or resources since the money came entirely from her weUare benefits. The court agreed. "Public assistance payments .are not. con· sidered 'income' and are exempted from that def- inition," Justice Charles Horowitz wrote. "Other witnesses testified that the defendant was a eood A money manager, very frucal ucl that she disliked purchasing 'on time.' " ' . • • , , .l I I ONE DAY ONLY Killing of birde deplored ST. PETl:RSBUllO, Fla. (AP> -The prin- cipal of a VMaUonal •cbool baa Meb pl•~ on aix moMM prollieUOD for onlerin.C tft puplla to kill a flock of ptseona roostlne in ·a storaae shed, officiala nld. Don BittiJ\c, principal of the Pinellas Voca-tt on al A1rlculture Center since 11'78, wu placed on probation by County Superintendent Gus Saktr11, wbo sald "e was "extte1nel1 shocked" b>' the inci- dent. Bittine admttted bis decision to use two 15· ye.ar-olds to 1et rid of the binb. rat.her than a p r o fe ss ion.a l e ll · terminator, wu a "very serious blunder." The pupils cbaaed U to 20 pigeons thro\&lh the rafters of the shed, beat- ing them with boards and hammers. Birds that were l.Qjured were thrown on a pUe of rub- ble and stoned ~ death, witnesses said. SA VE THIRTY PERCENT ON BW'S ENTIRE COLLECTION OF GOLD COIN JEWELRY Tomorrow only, Sunday, save on this qdting selection 0f goJd coin rin~, pendants, ~ !nd bracelets. All, with handwrought 14K gold set~. For cx:ample, twenty dollar gold piece pendant surrounded by rwcnty·thrcc dtunon~. approximate total weight 1.41 ct. Orig. 14400. Now 13()80. Pinc Jewelry . . BU llOC~5 'WllS~I~~ · NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT , d*>n Island 759·1211 • 'aw •1nd1d ...._ ..... ,~ • ._.: ..., •• ~ ._ •• .. 11 .. I OMCHV\AY Iii--~~~);, .. .J SYLVANIA COLOR 25" • 1 .. 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SOtn"HERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS at•H Public Utllltlea Com· ......... pbone l*D,... to 1u..._ bulc Ml'Yice wlth part of tbetr profit~ froSQ. ._ ..... "ealls·ud dlnctarJ g;'........ . T•AT IYITSM would be dr11UeaU1 altered bJ a pro. poeed aew Teleeomm..acMkml Act written by Lloael Van DeerliD, a Saa Dlqo Demoerat defeat.cl in tu& moatb'a etec· Uoa. Hil ~....:-~ asdber outed coeanum• Democrat Jame• Cormu Oi Van Nuya , waa barely aidetncbd M tM lame duet COnlreNloaal HlllOD ended, and wW aunly be back early next,..,.. Tbe Van Deerlin proposal would treeae the amount ol )one diatuce reveauea state com· mtsakm can apply toward buic service ....... at June i.-le~ela and probib6t use of funda from yellow pa1e ada for aub- sldlstq bale service. • 'TBll 18 critically impor· tant," state PUC President JobD Bryson said when the proposal was beard in committee lut summer. "Tbe net effect ol UUa material . . . is a dramatic and, I think, unrecopbed lncre~ in basic phone ratea." In California, the PUC claims, the cban1e would coat customers about $400 mlWon a year, a figure too big to be meaQjn&ful to most conaumen. The real Impact would be this: The basic monthly rate paid by California phone customers - now about S6 -would jump fivefold to about $30 by 1990. Bryson said that mi1ht price telephone service beyond reach , of many who can now afford it. Lennoa'sl~ t00 ° By llJCllAELDOUGAN ot•DettyPllll ..... In bis first extensive interview in the rock ma1uine Rolling Stone many years aeo, John Lennon proclaimed his devotion to the city ot New York. "I am a New Yorker," be declared and then be spent yeara ft1hUn1 the immigration service to 1et permtsaloa to remain there and, ultimately, to die there. His was a sleazy death, but then tbeae are sleuy limes. We lost a lot more than a roc:k stnser. Lennon's de· miae symbolizes the end of evel')'t.hinl be believed in. THE BEAft.ES CAMI! ALONG at a American power structure was downright anti-life. It doesn't have to be that way, they told us in their mualc and their behavior. While Paul McCartney, George Harri.son and Rinao Starr were impish in their rebellion, Sex roles become mixed IN EXCHANGE, Californians would get slightly lower rates on long distance calls and busi· nesses would get a slight break on yellow pages advertisin1 costs. Van Deerlin proposed the bill, be says, because of recent Federal Communications Com· mission decisions deregulating telephone equipment and en· couraging competition among new long·line communications firms. Lennon was deadly serious. . As' team, they mana1ed to charm the adult population into believin1 they were harmless while radically chanlin1 the way young people looted at their ~ Tradi,tional patterns switch at times·-world. The impact of the Beatles, due in oouo,,.f" great part to Lennon, was immeasurable. They were the generals on the battlefront of the 1980B. By MAJtY SPLE'ITEa. UC lertleleT Men are men and women are women, but mostly that is only during their young adult lives, r,e p or ts a U C 8 e r k e le y pa ycbologiat. As young teen-agers and again hJ middle-ate, both sexes tend to display a mixture of feminine and maisculine traits. says Florine B. Livson. Women tend to display their more assertive and aggressive qualities. DU&ING 111£8£ two periods, • malee ....., to be mucb more Livson, an assistant research psychologist with UC's Institute of Human Development, said her findings raise new and in· teresting questlons on how and why men and-women develop personality traits. She presented her findin1s last month in a paper at the 33rd Annual Scien- tific Meeting of the Geron- tological Society in San Diego. · expressive and accepting of their softer side. Several studies and theories already contend that . J I I (]nlaappiness prevails How teacher strike measure went sour By RED W. KLINE C#IMl ..... Wvlu SACRAMENTO -They ~ont't have Al Rodda lo kick ~ound anymore but they will ll have .the Rodda Act to use they ~t a soccer ball. The a Act ia the state law authoriiinl collective ~ar1aintng for teachers and ther public school workers. riginally designed to provide a fuechanism by which strikes lnight be avoided in the public education system , Instead strikes have proliferated since it ~as enacted. THE LEGISLATION WAS tarried by State Senator Al todda, who wu upset on Nov. 4 y newcomer John Doolittle. ne of Doolittle's campaign harges was that the people could thank Rodda for the trikes in the public schools. Even Rodda has expressed iaappointment from time lo me over how the law has been mplement.ed. Often, teacher un· • have iine>red all the availa· le provialam by wblch it was oped a1reementt could be ached and strikes avoided. THAT'S THE WAY Rodda onvinced a reluctant State ate to ID for it in 1975, after . t cettiDC all school croups tether to support it. Tbere are so many naws in e Rodda Act it ou1ht to be re· alecl, but that isn't likely even ltb a more conaervatlve •·J!1it1Q Ill The comment page· of the Daily Piiot seeks to Inform and stimulate readers by presentln• a variety of com· mentary on topics of interest ind 111nllle1nce from In· formed obJerver 11 and spokesmen. Legislature and Rodda not around to p~t it. But changes are possible. Some sugsestions were made at two days of bearinp recently here, and it was clear that there is 1reat unhappiness with many of the Rodda Act provisions. Among tbe provisions which ou1bt to be changed are these: . -Tiie a&meJ nop, which al· low the signing of contracts which force · teachers or other employees to join a union as a condition of employment or to pay a dues equivalent to a chari· ty. If a union isn't good enough to attract on its own, govern· ment ought not to force mem· bership or the equivalent on workers. -Ne1..Sable Items. There are far too many matters which are subject. to negotiation, every· thlng from educational policy to claas size to discipline pro- cedures: -Tile bareaacracy of the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), which supervises labor relations under the Rodda Act and mediates labor conflicts. It's cuaabersome • _an_cL Qtberwiae--1la.we:d. · crutln& serious delays and confusion in resolving disputes. -'fte ..... Ad is so bad that even the Sacramento Bee, one ol the state's most liberal newspapers over the years be was in office, observed, in an editorial: "All tbin1s con· aidered, we'd prefer to aee the act repealed altotetber in favor of the old voluntary system that u1red achool ·boards to •meet ~ coder' witb representatives of employee ncanilatlon re· 1arcllnc employee relatlona and matten of educational policy, but doel not permit the achool board to enter into a contract wltb a teacbera' union or other em= cqanbatloa." A repeal, however, key T~ P. '!~· PubUaJWt .. ......,. Dec. II, Diit eban,_ mmt be mM8 aoon, IDd witb the input ol parents IDd taxpayen. It la clear tbat public • · edueatkm la too hnPOftant to be left IOlel1 in the flandl "' the educatan. 1 ' men and women integrate the opposite sex's characteristics as they move .into the second half of life. Llvson is the first to foUow these changes in the same in· dlvlduala from early years. Her findings are based on in- terviews of 78 boys and girls who were first tested in 1932 as part of the Institute's Oakland Growth Study. The group was observed, interviewed and test- ed intensively during junior and senior bitb school and a1ain wbeo they were approximately· 40 and 50 years old. IN REa PAPE&, she said that persons seem to go through a cy- cle. Sbe found that as young teen-agers . although the in· dlviduals clearly belonged to one sex, they displayed some of the opposite sex's traits. When they were seniors in high school and again at 40, they tended to suppress or deny the opposite gender's traits. The in· tegrated characteristics re- surfaced noticeably again by the time they were 50. The research said that the group was basically .white, urban and predominltJ\tlY mid· die class. "Most endorse con· servative values with strong commitments to home and fami- ly." she said. Several firms now offer long distance service at rates far below those charged by the phone companies. and industry officials expect mO'st large· volume users of long distance service will eventually go to the lower-cost service. Phone companies, therefore, contend that their own long dis· lance revenues will drop sub- stantially and that tbey will ~ the higher basic rates to sur- vive. AND THEY es timate that rates wiU go up only 100 percent 1 over 10 years, not the 400 per- cent forecast by the PUC. With Van Deerlin gone. a new sponsor will be needed for the proposal in the next session. But in today's climate of deregula- tion, it stands a good chance of passage, even though it's not de· regulation at all. Like the Airline Deregulation Act of 1!117, this proposal would take regulatory power away from states. But instead of de· regulatine the industry, ll would give control to federal officials. Like airline dere1ulation, it ~ will be done in the name of con-sumer savings and, at least in California, will likely have the opposite effect. EVEN SO, THEY kept their penpective, warning young would·be revolutionaries, "If you 10 carryin' pie· tures of Chairman Mao, you ain't gonna make with anyone anyhow." Their revolution wa.s not a negation. but a positive statement of love and joy. All they really wanted to do was live a little. Lennon became more strident after the fab foursome passed into history. He married a Japanese woman wbo · once protested the Vietnam War by standing in a black bag in Trafalgar Square. To1ether they toured the world holding "bed-ins" against the senseless slaughter in Southeast Asia. During one of these, they recorded a message that became yoUJll America's rallyine cry: "All we are sayin& ia Sift peace a et..Dc:e." roa YEAU, M08T people viewed Lennon aa a lova· ble loon. Thea, in an hour-long interview on the Tom Snyder show during bis figbl to remain in this country, a new Lennon emerged. He came across as a witty, eentle and sincere young man, the kind of person you'd like to have over for dinner. We changed our mind about John Lennon and we let him stay so that he could be gunned down on the street by one of our uniquely American cretins. The timing of Lennon's murder couldn't have been more appropriate. We have j\mt elected a new President - a Nixon with stage presence -who proclaimed· the war that Lennon so despised "a noble effort." ln our new na- tional mood, we have tumed our bacb a1aimt the poor, the environment and, in the end, ourselves. THE BalGBT NEW EaA of musical creativity spawned by the Beatles is ended. replaced by mindless dis· co and nihilistic new wave. The youpg people of today no loClger believe that they can improve the world and they haven't 1ot time to try. All ol the things that John Lennon stood for are dead and .so is be. So long, John. You wouJdn't have liked It hett anyway. ----------------O•r •-111 S•11 I"~---------------, Can you get there from here?. By HERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Sodden thought: The way airline prices are zooming, perhaps the new North Terminal at SFO could be converted for indoor soccer. Prices up, traf· fie down, confusion utter. Take th.is guy who wanted to 10 SFO·Dallas·Columbus-SFO the week before Christmas, through Christmas. If he'd bou1ht the ticket on Nov. 17, it would have cost $471. ~s it was, be waited till Nov. 18 and hello there: $790 .•. Helpful Herb: Anybody from San Fran· cisco fi)'inl to Portland via United sbouJd uk for a ticket through to Vancouver, B.C. Don't ask me why but the fare to Portland is $141. A Vancouver ticket costa $123.IO so 1et off at Portland and throw the rest of the ticket away. Into a trashcan. of course. *** IP YOO aECALL lb~ wondrous story ol the three San Quentinmates who escaped in a handmade kayak (two were captured, one is still at lar1e>, you milbt want to know that Karl Kortum tried to 1et the craft, named ''Dub- a -Dub-Dub," for bis Maritime Museum at Aquatic Park. But "Sorry," said a letter from the Dept. ol Correctlona. The boat will be needed as evidence in a trial of the eacapera, "and later will be used in conneetioa with the in· service traininl pro1ram at San Quentin." To teach prisoners how to escape in handmade boata, presumably. • ••• • A Ll'l,TLE MO&E CUL'l'lJaB, please: the two blobby lilbt projections that appeU' at tbe end ol tbe flnt act of •'Tristan and Isolde'' at the Opera Houae are known by the mad bacataaen u "Tristan'• WUMrman T•V' und "Isolde's Pap Smear" ... On the wbole I'd ratber be in necropbllla: Oakland's irrepre11lble,, Decca Mitford, author of "The American Way ol DHtb, and a nut on the subject of funeral.a, baa just been named Vice·Pftll. of the British Cremation Society, a well·umed baDor, to be sure. Further IOOd nen from ber hmband, Att. BOb Tmabaft, another devotee ol the dismal ut: "Undertakers tell me tbat COl1JMI keep much lonser tbaa ~r ~ to because of the pre1ervaUvea ln the food they eat. Or ate. ••• IN ONJ: Ed: An ouier Broadway lady m '°" WW. a . newspaper pubtiaber conftded to the aodalite can.oanilt \ .. • • • - Wm . Hamilton that "evenCbinl ts IOinl fine but one lhinl bothers me. The other nilbt I peeked lato bis bedroom closet and found -a pair ol women's shoes." Hamilton asked the only germane question: "What siae?" ... Overheard at Trader Vic's, same nipt: "My death wish is the Only thing that keeps me alive." Or, u Waylon Jen· nings used to sing, "I've Always Been Crpy But It'• Kept Me FromGoinllnaane." S.F.'s Shelly Silverman, soowbouDd last wk. lD tbe Pittsburgh, Pa., airport, walked into the coffee shop, perused the menu and said, "I'll have tbe International Steak Sandwich -medium, please." "Sorry," replied the . waitress, "il only comes in one slse." ••• TUE BAD NEWS for CbrUtmas, •enta, is that f\ll'S and jewels are back. You may bave noticed that in the newspaper and ma1anne ada. Remem• the 1ood old m· vironmentalist-conaervationiat daya when a woman wol.lldft't be cauaht dead in a fur coat. Oftr, done with. Also cheap ethnic jewelry few hippie lacliM few all .,... Tb&real thine ts bot a1aJn and more expensive tbaa ner . . . Tbe silly sboppi.n1 seuoa com~: SlclHJ Mobell, the Polbeet jeweler, baa a St0,000 yo.yo for some yo.yo with $10,000 to squnder. AJoq with a mesa of Jewell, It bai a atrtq and act~al· ly worts. At Bowerman 'a drul aton on Poet at Muon, a SlOO 1old-plated stetboecope "For Your Fa"'1te ~." ADd Gump'•, once so.refined, ts aelllnl uapa ta~ at Sli~ a throw . . . tn ad·fat Tena Montbly, ~.a ol Dau~ heralds "The Perfect Toueb,To lmlft!ll J.R. -a mu a button-down abirt wboae buttoDI an 1old aet. witb diamonds. TbeR IO for 91,000 a c:GPt ud ana't eAa alJ. cotton. Forty percent pol,._.. U tbla lmpn1ae1 J .R. be deserved to be shot. ••• ITS ftUE. We an all t......ma •:::;· SWrleJ Lewll Barria dialed 411 fw • -.blr Ja I. ~I ~'t uked wUt tba toll cUrle ......... m. . u:'!"' mow," uid tba male TOlee. "Y•'U Uft to••~ , I l t I 'Tb U.. MUOD &o M Jolly ' A.od J ........ fl'MI &lie w ud Joyful colon you've be9ll liUa1 • )IOUf pkUar••· yw ha~• capt\lnd tMmoadoltMMUOD ll 1M1 Mea a pleaa1m~ for \Jade lAD to tif\ t~ your H\rlu eactt day, with every ta~elo..-Hemla1 to depict Qew m•u.ocM ohreatinl the aa .... tople. The rain· bow ol ~piled oa tM delk never faill to drn~ appreciative 1tanees from fellow "orllen EMEaGING A8 TM£ winner WI Wffk ia Loren Foxx, 7, of 2033 Santia10 Drive, Newport Beach. You sent a boldly colorful picture, Loren, for which you win S6. Our l'WlDerup is Tiffany Dyer, 6, of 2650 Vista de\ Oro, Newport Beach. Tlrfaoy manaaed lo come up with some · colors nobody else used to malte her pichare especially interesting. Your prize is $2, Tif· fany THE&E WE&E SO MANY good entries that the honorable · mention list could be a mile Ion&. That would tie up traffic, so we'll menlionsomeotthetop-flJghtones. They Include the following: lrvine Amy Barnhart, Christy and Cin· dy Merritt. Fountain Valley -Dylan Newlander, Matt Jones. Maura and Michael McDonald. Huntington -Marianne Riel, Mark Latini, Michelle Morris, Susie Gordon, Amy - Altlmari, ~a Salisbury. LAGUNA aBACB -Noel Lubley. Newport Beacb -Amy Turner, Donna Ntweomb. Col'Cl8a del Mar-Amy Sut.ter. c.ta M .. -Sbumoa Scbo&es, Becky Poarch, Rubm and Nina •.nano, Marilyn Hanaen, Mlcbelle Strand, Amy Grabam. Only OM more week remains ln the chase foe the 1rand priae! TIL\1'"8 A DAY at Diaoeyland, tbe world of Mickey Mouse and Dwnbo, Fantuyland and cotton candy. The winner w1n be bo9t that day to bis or her family and they'll bave reserved seats for the '°"ar "F_..tuy on Parade," the park'• ao=mlnute pa1eant tbat showcases 350 performen. In addition, tbe winner will be host for l&&ncb . . . witb an U · sist from Mickey's friends at Disneyland, of course. THE PARK'S Christmas ob~nce begins Dec. '20 and runs t.hroulh7.iu: 4. A special candlell1hting ceremony will be COO· ducted at 6 p.m. the flnt two evenings, Satur- day and Sunday, Dec. 20 and 21. For next week's final entries, we'll re· turn to the type of contest that started us off a Christmas card design. Be sure your entries are in black ink on white paper measuring 4 inches square. Send them not later than Wednesday to Uncle Len, Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. HELPERS ESCORT SANTA IN 'FANTASY ON PARADE' P•ee•nt Dec. 20-J•n. 4 one of Dtaneylend Yuletlde featurH IWLV PILOT Al Close'r to the sun, bigger your goose pimples . . • Andy sends the Star Wars Question and Answer Book About Space to Minh Ngoc Le, 12, of Lancaster, Pa., for herques- tion: About one-fifth of the earth's fi surface is covered by moun-f 1 i;, :JJ tains. Some continents, such as Cl~~~ Australia and Afma, have on- 1 I ly a few mountains. Others, such I (/'~Jll{. '~·~·~'fj~~ .as Asedia, hadvhie'vhast areas that are WHYOOESITGETCOLDER 11~ -~~ rugg an g · AS YOO GO VP A MOVNTAIN! Permanent snow and ice fields cover most of the earth's high ll would seem logical that as mountains. you went up a mountain, and got The lower edge or a perma- closer to the sun, you would find altitude or 29,028 feet above sea nent snow field on a mountain's that tempe.ratures went up. But level. It is always snow-covered upper slopes is called the snow this isn't the case. As you go up, and freezing on the upper slopes. line. But this line's location often the temperatures drop. Attitudes depends on the position of the are responsible for this drop. GEOLOGISTS AND 1eo· sun, tbe st~gt.b of winds, the As altitude increases, tem· graphers define a mountainous area's temperature and its peratures usually go down. The .area as one that lies at leut moisture. temperature usually drops about 2,000 feet above its surround-The snow line on the same three degrees Fahrenheit for ings. lts land surface is made up mou'ntain range may change every l ,OOO·foot increase in or long slopes, deep canyons or from year to year. In the altitude, up to an altitude or five valleys and bigb, narrow ridges. tropics, the snow line is about t.o 10 miles. The region also must lnclude three miles above sea level, Mount Everest, the world's two or more zones of climate while in the Rocky Mountains highest mountain . has _a_n __ a_nc!_plan:.::.t-=lif~e=.:.:__ ________ th_e_s_no_w_li_n_e_f_a_Ua_a_t_a_bo_ut __ two_ .. .... . .. Bird's best friend Ralph, a beagle befriended a few years ago in Niles, Ohio, apparently learned the ............. he share his tasty hambone with a hungry starling? • meaning of hospitality. SO why shouldn't .t I ·I I Rattlesnake with bifocals? DearEWe, Have you ever heard something called the third eye of a rat- tlesnake? Whatis it? LesUeR. Dear Leslie, For a lone time zoologists were puzzled al bow rattlesnakes could hunt with e-.e in total darknffs. Then it was discovered that this snake poueasea another sense which bu been imagioat.lvely called by some "the third eye." Thia term Is used loosely to re· fer to any highly developed 1pecial sense an animal might have. With Its tongue, the rattlesnake examines the 1round until it clis- coven the fresh scent left by a mouse or some other small creature. The tongue conveys the aenae alpala to a special aenae or- ian in tbe mouth where the in· formation ia lnterpreted. But the mystery was how the anake could tell wben the prey waa ln ltrildnt distance. A sclen· list conducted aomenperimentl, teau that proved tbat rat· tlnnaka did not atrtke aceardlns to eitberllpt or smell. On batb 1ldel of the 1nake'1 bead, between the DOM and.,., ' are two small cavities. When these were covered by adhesive tape, the snake in the experiment did not catch any food. 1t wu discovered that the cells in these cavities are tbe same u those whJch enable humans to feel heat, but the cells of the snake were much moni numerous and muchmdreaeuitlve.SosenaiUve are theM cella that tbey are able to detect tbe lnc:red.lbly small chan1e in temperature broucbt about by theprweace of a mOUM. Tbe beat-sensitive cells are sometimes referted to u the 1nake'1 "third eye.'' DearBlle, la there a set lenltb of time that ~------- birds feed their babies? Dear Mary, MaryT. The length or time that parent birds feed and care for their young varies greatly. There are, for most, two stages -while the young are still in the nest and when they leave it. One exception is the mound blrd, whJch works hard all the time tbe eggs are hathching in a heap of decaying veietation. But when the chicks appear, the parentl ignore them, and they are abletocareforthemselvea. Chickena often stay with the .mother hen for two or three months, lt1ll V"Yinl to set partly under her winp at night. Young ostriches stay with the parents°" foster parent for a year, moet.ly for pro&ed.lon. On the other hand, many marine birds ceue to care for their chicks as soon u they leavetben•t. Crows and jays often feed tla•lr ,... for tlaree or four montba. A number of JOUDI 1oe1bintl an Wt to can let tMIDllhel a .-or IO abr lel· uaa ,..aoutotu.neat. · All bave their own time to become Independent. Siie miles above sea level. In the Alps, the s now line is about•a mile and three-quarters above sea level and less than one-half mile above sea level in Greenland. It is at sea level in polar regions. crust moved up or down. An ex- ample is the Sierra Nevada range in California. Tradition claims that thi~ large piece of cloth was used tlJ .. wrap the body of Jesus Chris~ after He was crucified and before He was put into a tomb. • Sometimes the crust rose to form domes. The Black Hills of South Dakota are in this class. Photographic reversal or the Light and shadows of the stains on the shroud, which are largely negauve, reveals a life-size front and back figure of a man who was crucified, scourged, lanced and bloodily crowned. / MOUNTAINOUS areas were created by movements of the earth's crust. These movements happened very slowly, but on a large scale. A fourth type of mountains are those caused by lava or molten roclt. The Cascade mountains of Washington and Oregon are in this volcanic mountain class. Different parts of the earth's crust reacted in different ways tot~ movements, and as a re· sutt form four basic types or mountaina. Andy sends the Star Wars Question and Answer About Space to Mark RanaJletti , 11, of South Portland, Me., for his question: We probably will never know for sure if this shroud did indeed· cover Jesus' body. Some recent scientific findings indicate that perhaps the cloth isn 't olct• enough to be genuine. In some places, the crust folds into great waves. The folded mountains in the Jura range on the Freoch·Swiss border are an WHAT IS THE SIDlOUD OF TVRIN? T,... ,,_.,.... Wo<lcl 8oolL Encyclopeclljl, ,,,,._, cly'1 0-,_..,.o llb<wy, ls ...,t •1 •n dMCllO llW wrllw of U. _.11., of u.. """''"· -• ,_ ""'""'• -let eoo.. OlttlONlry ~ lo tlle -- example. • Faultblock or block mountains developed when the earth's The Shroud or Turin is a cloth that measures 14 feet long and 3""-t feet wide. It is kept in Turin. Italy. of -...... "' --· s.nct ----... ·-~---... .... 0 .... , ... ~ -... c.IH., ..a_ ,,...,.,. ...,.. .. Mc ... ..., -· - --.SI Eltfrltt ere_,. .. elth -tlOYI 1 to 17 worldsc~pe (10 polnta for t1ch queallon 1n11iwer1d correctly) 1 The United States cancelled any new military or economic aid to (CHOOSE ONE: Peru, El Salvador), where four American women were murdered recently. l Senate Republlans elected Senator .. L. of Tennessee to become the Senate majority leader for the session of Con9ress startin9 in January. a-Jene Helms b·Howard Baker c-Jake Garn l The death rate for Americans under l5 Is higher today than it was 20 yeari a90, according to a report by the sur9eon general. (CHOOSE ONE: Accidents, Birth defects) are the main cause of death 1mon1 American youns people. 4 Following the meeting of Warsaw Pact nations on Poland, Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev flew to New Delhi for talks with Indian Prime Minister .. l .. 5 John Lennon, who beome famous iU a member of the Britis'h music group the .. l .. , was shot ;ind killed In New York City. newsname I have been Connec· tlcut's 9overnor since 197S. Recently, I an- noun~ that I wlll step down from my )ob at the end of the year, because of a contlnuln1 banle with cancer. Who am n ~ 11mtchwords 1.formula a-delicate, frail J..former IMNn, prohibit Morfelt c-procedu,., plln . . ~forbtd ..,..,, prwwtout Mr ... le ..pe up, lole la addJtloa to bela& a famUy fu feature, THE QUIZ is an late&ral part of Ute I•· da11reom aewa pro1ram praettted Ill Ora•1e Coast area schools as a pubUc service by tile Dally Pilot. ~ ...... 1_.ue.._,_....,..,.1 • news picture (10 point. It you~·-• ~.,..,Ion con.ctty) Polish Communist Party leader Su1nisl;iw IC.1nla. center, ;ind other leaders of Warww Pact countries met in Moscow rKently to discuss the l;ibor unrest in Poland. Of the following countries, only .. l .. does not belong to the W1naw P;ict, a defen1e organiution of Eastern European states. ll·bst ~rrmny b·Hungary c·Austria sportlight (2 point•'°' HCh queelton Ml-red con9Clty) 1 Qu;irtert>.ck Jim McMahon or' (CHOOSE ONE: Baylor, Bri9ham Youns) broke 13 NCAA collese footb.11 paMln9 records in 1980, includin1 most y;irds pauln9 in a season ('4,Sn) and most touchdown passes in a season (47). 2 The pauln9 of quarterback Steve Bartkowski to r«elvers Alfred Jenkins and Wallace Francis has helped the .. l .. clinch 1 playoff spot In the National Football Le19ue. 1-Atlant1 Fakons c-Klnsas City Chiefs b-Seanle Seahawks J Adrian O.ntley, Paul Westphal and KlrHm Abdul·J1bbar a,. amon1 the early f1v0f'lte\ to start In the (CHOOSE ONI: National Hockey lea9ue. National S.skelball Auodatlon) All· scar came February , . 4 f'" .,.nt pitcher Don Sutton, who leads the Loi ~ Oodpn In career. Yktorta with ZJO, tJsned a four·,_, contract to play fot the .. I .. a-Chlcqo Cubs. b-Atlanta lrlves. c·Houtton Altrot. I SwlUMland's Marie· Ther... Nadia. W•t Cierma;nr'• Irene Epple and Americl'• Cindy Nelton alumonc rhe women now ~"I In World Cup (CHOOSf ONI: tkllnt, .... lbttntl corrip9tldon. ~ncltable ,....,,. .... 111n(M...,.) YCMM IC0.-1: tt .. tlO ,_. .. -TC» ICOf'll It .. • ........ -.......... 7t .. II,_.. -o.-It .. 1' ........ -''*· . •VIC, IM .. 111l•IO •• E njoying tlae slaoae Anne Ketchersid, 9, and her siste~t Mataaretl' , <forearound, ri&hO 91\ioy performance of ?dltc u Marlonett ,..,.... kickoff for annual Tor.s tor Tots drive th ·week at H t~, Center. ington Beach this holiday 1eason)i Is free, =~m-for Toll volunteers would love it ii mafionett•fans woula ~ ~g a new,. ~ Ma rionettes wlll be performing re1 y at-shop ~In Hunt- unwrappedtoy foraneedychild. '• · · ~est Coast craters concern of scientists "SAN F'RANCISCO !A P) -Scien· tlsts who studied M af s Mount St. Jtelens volcanic e ruption s ay the Qt•e r mos t potentia lly dangerous ~•erlcan vok anoes may be Mount· ~inier, Mount Shast'a and Lassen \111eak becaus(• they are near popular r ccrnation areas Based on the d amage potential of .an y fut ure eruption . t he three Nor thwest mountains are ·'the most likely to occd further .ittcntion," the ar1ent1st~ said I "THESF. /\RF: A L L vokanOl!s that hove had either h1stonc act1 v1ty or very re{·ent 11rch1!-.tOric actl v1ty." batd Robert L Chrislian!-.en of the U .S G~lo~1cal Survey at a news conference. "Each has erupledjn the st few hundred years . 'In addition to lh<tl, Mount Shasta and Mount Rainier p<irticularly. ore situated in plal·c~ where eruptions \\ould couM.' very 1m mcd1ate hazards tci rl'!at1vl•ly larJ!t• num b<:rs of pt<> }lie · The qucs twn ht·comc!-. a ver1,Y trick) thing and o~cr..i..m 1gltt,have"a ~lightly d1frerl'nl list .·· s iud Chn s· tia n s en d uring the Ame r i c an Geophysical nwn's fall meeting here. • R ArNlER IS U><:ATl!:D just south • ol Seattle. whit~ Lassen is east of "Redding, and Sha !->ta rises ma· • j'es tically m far Northern CalHornia. R aimer and Lassen a re surrounded by national parks -and like Mount St. Helens. are a mong the half-dozen volcanoes or so lhrt dot the Casca de Mountain range. .assen erupted in 1914· 15. Mount Hood also was mentioned because of its heavy recreational use by r esidents of nearby Portland .. Ore • T he May 18 eruption of Mount St . He le ns left 62 missini? or dead and de- vasta ted 150squarc miles . Owen named to county water board · Langdo n W. "Don" Owe n , an Irvine planning and engineering con· 'iUltant, has been appointed to the . Ora nge County Wat e r District 's Board of Directors He will fill the vacancy created by the resignatjon of E. Ray Qu1gley J r . Quigley h ad rep r e sented t h~ Irvine-Tustin area on t he JG-member board since l974. O wen, 50. ser ved as secretary. manager of the "1ater district from 1968-73. The waler d istrict. head· q u art e r ed in f'ountain Valle y, m anages the county's g roundwate r reserves and protects the county's rights to Santa Aha Ri ver wate r. r'GREAT BIG BOOK 0 SAVE 30% '1700 VALUE NOWS11 99 BAY· WIND.OW A YAILAl t l •OI CHllSTMAS /. j~ CIVISIS -t r,, ~· O.P LMllHi's PIUY A Tl CHARTB .. , 141 645-9020 "OUT THE WINDOW" from lhe Tom Sawyer Suite For all of those who didn't think we could do it we ARE reopen for business. MON.-SA1'. 11 :00-5:00 430 N. E l Camino Real SUNDAY & EVES. 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TM flnt Cltds&mu tree recorded la America ..._I')' w&1 set .. la llN by 80ldlen at Fort Dnrbora, Ill. ltlaf~lt rfuf)• quallffl? •' DEAR PAT: Can you tell me what types of 1roupe or clubs can file for a tu-exempt status? How should a penon check into this for a specific . ; club? K.T .• Newport Beach IRS aay1 or1aalaa&Jou _.., ....,. Ille for H · emption are ama~•r ........ naMm1, &eull, awlmmJq ud o&Mr 1peftl c..._; or ltobby clabl, 1a.-. el• ud ... uar ,,..,.. A cau.llf:rla& ""' •-* be or&•ldaed ... epen&ed IOlely for rell1.._, daarttable, edHaU.al •r cenala edter specified ....,..... ftere are ... e restrlcdoa - tile ,...., cUllMt have aay of Ila ,.... beaef'IWal aa ladindaal or poUUcal acUvltles. You P'OllP may be 19&el'ftkd la req..U.1 taS Pdlkadoe 557, .. Bow &o Apply for ud aetata EsemptSUtm for Mr or,uludom" or hbUeaU-•. •-ru • tJarela ... BMI 1 118c1•e of Su•pt Or1a'lla4lrn1," bypllollbla <•> MZ-4585. llOll.: •all .-anrrlrd DEAR PAT: Will you please give me the name and address of the organization who can get you off mailing lists? I am overwhelmed willh junk mail! \ R.B.. Corona del Mar Wrt&e to MaU Preference Service, I E. 431'6 ~. New York, N.Y. 1"11 aad reqae1t a aame· removal form. WM• eomplded ... ~ed. tile Dtred MaU/MarkeU11g Aaoda&loll wlll 'dlttcl ita i.... member eompaalet to remne yMr name from &llelr malllal Uab. Sblce tbere are m••Y direct mall uen wlto are llO& DMAA members, yom may llave to eoa&ad &Item dlredly ud uk tlla& you Hme be removed from tllelr mamas Ua&a u weU u uy ua&a re11&ed or 10ld. If ponqraP'Jc mall ll a problem, nu out Form Ziel 1& uy pest offtce. Compaalea wbldt mall tlle9e matertala •re req1dred by law &o re- move from dllelr lb&a tile name of uyOH wlllo tt· qaesta removal. 'h Prln W lti fhl• Ad remernt>1 ur for C:hrtsr rnas Gif t Cert1t1c.ites roo1 ,., .......... Sere11•.,ftl Mn. Reagan confi,OOs. . 1M has 'a little gun' "lt'a jUlt I tiny little ...... abe said, lau1bln1. "I don't know an)'tblAI about lt." WASHINGTON <AP) -Nancy Rea1an aays abe keepe a ''tiaJ llWe 1un" in a drawer near ber bid for protection and ber bu.aband. tbe pres- lden'-e~.taqbtherbowtomelt. A8&ED WBBTBS& 8BE bad ·'I bave a little IUD ,•• abe taken • course ln marumanabip, Mn. Reaaan reapoocled: "No, my acknowledled in an interview. hu.1band 1howed me. He aboota." "Roanie was away a lot, JOU know. durinc tbe time before be became a candJdate. He waa out speakinl a lot and I wu alone in that house" in California. BVt THE NATION'S next first lady joked that abe would not likely need tbe gun' after she and bet husband move into tbe heavily guarded White House on J~. 20. Both Rea1an and bis :.Ue have long oppClled gun control, 1 PQ9ition the president-elect reaffirmed after the shooting death of former Bealle J obn Lennon this week. California residents ean le1ally keep a. lf\ID-at-home-wiu.o.t resi*r· · in1 the weapon, aecordlU to Robin Gray, a spokesman ror tfie Rea&an tranaltlon. In Sacramento, Tony CimaruaU, a spokesman for the California at· torney ieneraJ'1 office, conllrmed that no permit is needed unless a person were to oarry the weapon con- cealed. But Cim1rusti added that every 1un sold over the counter is registered 1t the time of sale. Singer Kate Smith, ill since 1976, was enter· tai n e d by first graders at Raleiab, N .C ., who sang ChristroM carols and brought gifts at her home. Miss Smith, 77. responded with a smile. Mrs. Reagan said she has never used the weapon and doesn't even know what kind of gun it is. Mrs. Reagan was interviewed at Blair House, the government 1uest quarters where the Rea1ans are staying on their second trip to the na· lion's capital since the Nov. 4 elec· lion. ' AP ......... INT£RVIEW£0 AT BLAIR HOUSE Nancy Reagan ponders que1tlon Oakbrook Village Shopping Center TR Draw~ngs to be held Dec. 14th & 21st Fill in your entry blank at any Oakbrook Village retailer or restaurant! (You need not be present to win) Oakbrook Village continues its GRAND OPENING Visi~ the following fine restaurants and retailers for the most wonderful shopping experience in years! FOOD Victoria Station 768-1994 Pnme rib. ••lad b•r. irame hena, cocklaila El Torito 951.9137 Muican food, cocklaila Monterey Bay Cannera 951-3474 Seafood La Patiuerie 855-4018 French paatry •nd impot'led French deli ii~• Nanbankan Restaurant JEWELRY Oiacount F aahion Jewelry ass.cow 14K 1nld jewelry Oiecounl price• Sonia Jewelera 855· 1252 Wakh repair and je,,.rlry GREETING CARDS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHY MUSIC Laguna Hllls Mui~ Lessons· R.entals·830·4310 Musical lnstrumcnl'i·Sheet Music Mueller'• Hallmark 855-4727 Carda, riha, party aood• Photovaphic lmaaea by Dwayne 581.5060 Fine photoeupht f Byer~ s~· onen • 855-4002 ',/~I Si.tiAnery au liea and ~ille11 mabi • , ) . t. CLOTHING/SHOES SPORTS ~ Marsha01 855-1431 Oeparlmenl alore The Wet Galoshe Ct11 1rlrcni-Clothin~ In fant To<ldler 1455·1321 Durango 951-5760 Fine weatern wrar for men and women Stafford• 855-8444 Fine women'• c:lothin& Laguna Hilla F aahion1 951-9013 Fine women'• clo1hin1 and accenoriu Maternity Wearhou~ 855-4757 Malernity wur al diecounl price• Takin1 Advantage 8554661 Women'• de1i1ner clothin1 al a dillt'ounl f amou1 Brand Shoea 855-4100 Women'• name brand and deti1ner 1hou The Sport.a Den 951 -7753 Spcwtina equipmenl and clothina FURNITURE Sleepworld 'N More 770-3181 Maltreuet, wa lerbeda, aola aleepert Che1tnut Street lntt"riora 8554041 Interior de1111n conauhation and ahowroom Jonathan'• Antique& Fine anbque hun11ure and &CCHl°"U AP Fine Furniture 855-4337 Imported Chinue rouwood furniture and acceu onu Barker Bro1. 951-9185 Fumiwre SERVICES George's Lock and S afe 855 ~020 Lo1·k~. ~arcs. ke) !'. Bank of Irvine 951-9100 Bank, ealended hour• 24 hour leller Toppy'• 855-1911 Complete hair care Oakbrooll Villaae Cleanen 586-2114 Qu&lity dry cleenina. aherationa GIFTS/FLOWERS PLANTS Flowen and Othft Eccentricities ~-,,, 156-llU Flonl anan.-1111 . I ... .._. sift ii-• Nuneryl&nd I 1s1.so21 Plant., ..,_, food ilem1 • .-1 •tt-orift ,, _ .. ' . Al• OM.V PllOT ( . j,__. _____ .............. r ....... Black acU•lrl Aa1ela DaY I I a 1 I • t. e ........... It ta ltlaa IUaa bH "luplred .. au.cu an four b&Mk , ......... ln Coatra Coat a Couaty and wuu U. Klan banaed in the at ate SP•CIALI For Virtually Spotless Dishes ..CSIZE ShLl.11 POUIGI) "OIE STEP PLUS" CAlllEU with its own electronic flash 112122 smuo PWJ 44.95 ·='= 5.00 =:.':I': 39.95 POLAROID sx -70 SONAR INSTANT CAMERa Never needs batteries tolds flat for easy carrying •2400 Sit~ Oii AO Pll1C! 179.95 • llU ll llllllCl 5.00 rll(llll l'(UJIOll) 'M cosr •nv 174.95 ~llOC> RCIA Tl PRESTO ''Pon Corn Now''· CORK POPPER Continuous A1roopped Nonstop' aP~l 27.95 510.00 REBATE* llOUUMEI Food Pracessor ............ ll••••rb• ......... SH• .... l·64.88 :.: 10.00 YM CIST lf1ll 54 88 •··--Al IU SM• -$'91l$ ,. ........ ..,,.~ .... I NATION Right-tum-on-red ~w hiked accident rates ·· WAIHINOTON <AP) -a.. tlaat laa ve adopted rl•bt-tura-oa-red .,., ..................... dr...UC ... en ... le tM number of~ acck*U, tM lMuraaee l..utu&e for Hl1bway We&y reporta. ln nine atat .. 1urv•yed by the in· 1titut•. crubet ievolvla1 rl&bt turns at tratnc U&bll roH by men than ao perc• lfter the adoption ol ri&bt· oa·red Ian, and there were S'7 per-. cent more accidenu that cal&led in· Jwi•• to pedeltriana. Rl1ht turna at a red Utbt are permitted ln all 50 states and the Dis- trict ol CA>lwnbla. Ritbt-oa·red Ian are offtelaUy Ncouraaed by the federal iovemment, wbicb 1ay1 they belp save fuel by eUmlnaUnt need- lna automotlve idlin1 at ln\ersee- Uoaa. \ "The re1ulta of this study show that, whatever the aavin1s in 1asoUne resullinl& from ri1ht tum on red. they are being paid for in in- creases in pedestrian and other in- tersection crashes," the industry. sponsored inatitute said. On the basis of its survey figures, the institute estimated there are 20-,000 more c rashes eacK year because or right-on-r ed, 1,400 of which res ult in injuries to ~eatriam. The ftndlnp of tbe iDIUtute'I study confiirt with one commiuioned in 11'78 by the Federal Hilhway Ad· ministration. Tbe aovemmtnt study concluded ript-oa-red would result in a "relatively inaipiflcant number of accidents" wbUe greatly reducing both fuel consumption and auto pollu- tion. For its study, the insurance eroup analyzed police reports from New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, VlrginJa and Wiaconsin between llr74 and um, when riaht-on- red was introduced in those states. The figures were then contrasted with Maryland, Texas and WaahJniton, wboae law.a dld aot chan1e duriq that period. Tbe reaearchera found a •. T rlM tn cra1bu involvln& rl(ht-turn maneuvers at intersections lritb traf. fie signals after the introduction of ri1ht-on-red statutes. •'The probability that such a chanee would occur due to chance fluctuations is ne1li1ible." The increase in pedestrian acci- dents was concentrated amona tbe elderly. Accidents lnvolvln1 tbe elderly rot1e more than 110 percent, compared with about 100 percent for those classified as adulu and 30 per- cent for children. SAVE aoe .SPECIAL! SAVE 40c . ... FORMULA 44-D CUTEX .................. -'J\'IM ·~·., ·~ Decongestant Cough Mixture -~· flllU\'"" Regular or Extra Body ~ 10.95 .--.---=_ .... HAPPY TUNE PHONOGRAPH ~ Solid stale amplifier deluH motor with bu1ll in 45 RPM adaptor Cnlld 1ested sa'·ty ~ ~ GIRLS' POPEYE PAJAMAS ' :1,) Soft Pa1amas with colorful popeye ~ print I ong sleeves w1tl 88 •• v ru ffle or ribbed trim SIZES 2... • I L ;BOYS' PAJAMAS Long sleeves with screen print designs I. SIZES 2·4 SIZES 4-7 4.88 5.88 -~~~ .,.., '. / .... 'I MEN'S Famous Brand · ploq "'" 18.88 y~ \ DRESS SHIRTS ( \ ·oo-cotton long sleeve stuns ~ ~ n uP t:>-da1e styles Ideal lor \"t;'"C•ft g1v1rg WIPE YOUR TEARS DOLL by KCNMH Squeeze her She c11es Raise & press or Iler arm She wipes her tears No ba1tr11es needed 1" SOFTINA DOLL BABY CRIES FOR YOU ~===-~ IN TRAYETTE 14'' DOll1tyMAmL She loves you so mucn she sadly waves good bye' Sile has a soil body & comes w/bottle •UU 12.95 T-ZZZERS CRASH SET by U•H Pull the T -s11c\\ and let er rip as the stunt car 1umps 1ne 1 ramp Ages 5 & up Ne. Ba1terres Neeoeo• •2~ 7.95 WESTERN EXPRESS by £SSKAY Ballery operated toconi.:itive with hght and whistle Batteries mot incfudeat •50415.95 JACKPOT YAHTZEE by Mil TON lltADLEY Ages· 8-Adult 2·4 Players -2000 7.77 OTHELLO GAME by GAlltl[L Easy as checkers to learn with the stra tegic ·POSS1b1ht1es of a game like chess ro mas1er J/ ·1 Ass't. SIZES 10.88 EA. ti GIRLS' "SASSON" SWEATERS ioo 1 •11tl •one; , ee .t r .. a.y 1,,,r I ·n ()• Qhl COii.HS SIZES 7·1' 9.88 EA: IOYS I GIRLS JACKETS fun zi' fr.n wttti attacllH ....._ Nyl• .. lft ht lwlsllt colers. INFANTS SIZES4-14 11.88 u 12.88 u O-TIPS SOUNDESIGN AM/FM DIGIT Al conON SWAIS "DOUBLE TIPPED" • TIMSftl YOUI NUCllPllONS lO UV• FOi CNK·STOP Regular or Mentholated WPllGI Our pharmacists are Y, oz. SIZE professionals wt}o can fill all of 3 9 . ,• 300 .,0F 1~.19 your prescription needs. quickly 1. U . "" and expertly. Just brihg in your prescription vial or give usa call. We'll take care of the rest • Ouraclon Ii Clock/Radio 13 I I lighted 24-liour digital leaf clock with large easy-to-read numerals. . -- ~ -A--l 9'1otctluttit-"""91_.. l ldlftter-le"" l Oeffleld '°'*TAIN VAU.IY -........ wemet NIWPORT-1020 IAIM, W .... ~­ llWtNI -C.,..., Dr. A W1lnlll EL Tott0-1Q71 ~ .. R .. d lllUION VaJ0 -lllTI .......... llllwy. SANTA A~ -111' louttt lrl1'919""' ' , . ~ 1 . .. '. ' .~ , I , NATION ... r ' T 'A~~ CoU'pk ~Ul fortune to animal groups TropiAI f hh • Fresh • Mairlne \ · CIUCAOO CAP) -A aMllO bull· ._ ........ .., ....... eau ... ,. .................... °' C9'•t ... Caba ~..._n 1toek to 13 aalmal or1a.Uaat&eu froa eoaat to .oat, ••• .,... ...... '" ........... aaAd. no.a........,, a CMHIO Mt.ol'MJ, .... Marry I , CWru Ir .. wt.o dMd a , .. , ..., ..... "I .... IUa wile, Mat.I, wtao d6ed la ltr• at ... •· a.ft an eatate olllmUU.. "loU• love• cau1 and ont ln put6eular named s..okt. wbo tbty bad ,., , ............ ..., ... ,,.. couple --~_..;.;.~-;--,..,~ were dU ....... Hall ol UM tl&ate wtDt &o re..Uw. Md t.M .._to tbt 1J almal f!O!p. .._oltllee~~livtqnow." Swaae1 saJd t.he lllODtY and f7 abarea or Cuba ltoek .. ,. pro-raUoned to tbt 11 or1•l11UGM on a pereentqe beala. How the peremtqe wu derived by Curran wu DO& known. Two Chica10 animal welfare or· 1anlaatlonl -Lake Shore Foundation for Animals and lhe llllnoil Citiaena Animal Welfare Lea1ue -received t.be bi11est beque1ta, each U percent of both the bueball sbarea and t.be money. Swaney said. There are only about 1,IOO shares of Cub stock, which la traded over t.be . counter, and about MO atockbolden. A broker who baadlea the stock said it is offered at Sl,.00 a share. )SPECIAL! J.aa ... uz1110 SPECIAL I CHIFFON DINIUPlllMS , · "Lmensoft" SAVE•t-.44 PAr£1UTt "Profile SH•" , PEN & PENCIL sn .............. MICE MEAT 28oz.MR I.II AD PRICES PREVAIL: M ra. Cu'rran '1 family owned Rivemew AmUNIDnt Puts ud tbe lrvln1 n...tar Co. ot• Chlcaco. Botb buaintU• were liquidated • doaen yean qo. CWru m8de inveatmenta for t.be family . . Otber or1anbatloa1 recelvln1 be· que1ta,accorcliqto8waney,are: SAVE 7oe COKE. 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PUGflG 79c 1.89 2.29 FUT "LUSTERAY" tSJ.49 .. ...__ __ R_,.~~a_J_~_~ __ 1.:&9~!h·:-~-·~herfl:~3~50~!!~ FOl.1rWHm SAVE 3oe SUN•MAID. .,, .. TREE GIFT HOLDER BOX SETI Heavy duty 4-leg . ,., .. , stand . •....ntlOlll RAISINS •WlllTlt•W sn2.29 ... 6.99 "Seedless" MUSICAi. 4" PLUSH · •"ANGEL -TUI( If STOCKINGS 1" SANTA Red with white Hand Painted cuffs """"""_ ,_ ........... ,... . ~-c....Dr .. ..... ,, l ,., •• COLOR WHEEL .. 15.88 Plays eleilen dillerent Chnstmas tunes tonlln· uously On/qtf SW!tcll Operates on t •oll .7:15.ia NOITllE NORTHERN 1 GAUDN DELUXE VAPORIZER Automatic shut off when empty Buill-1n medicament well & carrying handlts 1 UU.ON COOL SPIAY HUMIDIFIER Operates all n1on1 on one llllino. Lightweight & durable. • • .. COURIES BY NEWSPAPER Puhlk tfllenoi8. ~-am Jtt,nlily life ,,, . ,.. 'Y' plans eampi@g holidays .... 81CAI& I PSl.(WMU" Al~....,_ ......... ... .,, .............. .., .... ... ltma.tiim .,. '8 trout.a., U.. II ' flt.St t08HOIUI atto .. t wltat -.ow.1-. ..... u.p .... <llilnMile do ..,, ........ .... •pa .. torr..w..-... . ynvua al fa.Uy priwae1. · But lt • pogabfe ud l....,. ·tanl '° deMp polittea tMt .-. h1p avaUable to famtU.., U . !)' •llAa lo ~ • tha• llle9p'' • l. \Uioul ._,...ril)' l.atl'ucbq .. ,._ Ir swi•e&e &ht . Cll M a Aa& q\U\e ctifhr..at from procramJ ~' ... , to f'Oalrol lbt ta.bavior ol ramllits The •anrr approadl, ,.,,.n populatl)' ml.anamed faml· b PoUC") would certainly be la approprlat~ and probably IAD· • rka~ n •American 1odety, "•eept for 0•1ranlb' di.naerous laoul~ be,hav1ors, such as child .. i.lr1~abuse The well bemg of fam1Ues can •est be advanced throurh a "aru~t) of meani. mcludin1 The t-fforts <>r ramilies themselves Educ allooal aod counselini programs made available to family members to help them deal more effectively with one another -Service programs such t&S those that treat phys1cal or men- tal iltne. and those that provide child care Cor employed parent.I -Income maintenance and lax relief programs lbat support the economic_security of famillel -Employment policies that include provisions for part-time rk, fiexilime, maternity and ternity leave, affirmative ac· o to r educe sexism and cism, job trainln1, and pro- ions of public jobs when the ivate sector cannot meet ployment need s of the populace -Housing and community planning that assures adequate s h el t e r a nd h ea lthful neighborhoods for all Camilits regardless of r ace or income -Public education that pro· vi des opportunity for life-long learning and development for all people Crom early childhood through old age .. A Nl:'T frOA TROUm ID MMIUll Self ..... ...., ............. .... ulopment, individual charac· teri1Ucs al family members, and lhelr style '11 llltenctlq. The inOtr world of the faml.11 ls a amaU , iQterpenoaal •)'Item tb" ~ with the 1 ...... bureaucratic sy1tem1. What happens to part of tile famUy, for lnatance a 1evere eoftftlct are J)Mtk'alatly vulaerable to Ule nepetw tmpaet ol r.... Ila the outer envtro1untta\. TllMe forces can laelQde 80\'trameal poUeJ• wblch are metm\ to belp f amUies but whlell, owiD1 to cittaea mJOfta. are often too meat• and nstricttve. For aam..... federal policy requires tht siDl}e motben of youn1 children wbo receive pUblic ualatallce seek employ· meat wben their children reach the ate al 8. However, DO pro- visions are made to care for these children when they are not in scbool. Typically. their mother's w&1es are too low to pay for hip quality day care. 1'BE C08T OP public com- between husband and wife, wW munity ne,Sett of these children not only bave reverberations may treU be enormous. throughout the family system, What does this mean for but it also will probably affect public policy! Should low· the behavior of each family income, single mothers of member in transactions with the children between the •I" of, IN GENERAL, THEN, it is larger world of work, school, say, Cl to 12 be 1iven public as- more useful to think of policies and communit)'. 1i.atanee IDd nol be required to that provide a variety of sup-teek empio9ment! Sbou.ld public ports for family we ll-being SIMD.ARLY, ACTIONS of the funds bt allocated for all~ay rather than specific fa mily larger environmental system school pro«rams and for cblld policies,per se make a strong impact on care during school vacations? But why should family sup· fa milies and frequently upset Should f\lrtber efforts be made portivc policies be so numerous the well-being of the total family to force the fathers of t.Mse and wide ranging? group. Thtse large r systems, children to support them? The dm.wer 1s found in the such as the organizations for Such efforts are often ex· nature of families as s mall which parents work, tend to be pensive and not very suc- groups interacting wilh a larger oblivious ol the needs of &he cessful. society. The well·being of family as an interpersonal Sbould le«Ulation be puaed families is a product of two ma-system. th-.• l"f'~ hither ••I .. for jor factors . I a > those in the out· F.or .example, employers oft.en 1ingle....motben? Should matters side world such as employment. require that employees work be left as they are, wtlb tbe as· income. prices. energy supplies, overtime, regardless of the ef· sumptioa that children over e housing, transportation. health feels on family obligations and can cart tor themselves while services. and schools. and Cb> relationshipg. thelr motbe" are working? • factors within the fam ily. such Families with few social and As tbla example shows, poUcy as its size. structure. stage of de-economic resources of their own programs regarding the family ''I> c~~~~ s --.-~-----::::--..:----~~~~;::_--~.----~------1 1 Ra~e~": :.~~:~P• BUY A LIVE TREE I Prices for 12·12-80 &et A hi Ta D1•c"-I I ~ ~ •11• 00 ..... °' .,.,. 8C).CU.LBD FA•ll.Y -impact analysis, which would assess the effect.I ol federal legislation on famUIH, ia one fteeded ap- proach. For example, our federal in- come tax tenda to penalbe mar· rted ~lea •hen both partners work -thus discoura1ing mat· rta1e. Such analysis should be part af a lar1er atraten that not only n!aat to aovernment pro- poHls, but ts·· UiO-pro.active, lhal is, analyses families' needs and plMS to meet those needs. hmilies, ~er, must alao btlp tblmstlllls. Tlle culture of the early i-. '8cludes the re- di1covery al the importance and "relevance" of families, after the individuali5m and "personal U•ration" ot the 19705. Along "1th um redlleo\'ery mtl!t go an awareness that families rest on a foundation of mu t ual ~pomibWty, ot 1iving as well as 1ettln1, of fo1terinr the trowth ol othen as well as of the self. \ . . Relis\racloft II' b4dftC eiMutt· ed lot holiday carnsttn1 ac· tivities planned by the .west Oranse County YMCA lD Huat· in1ton Beach . The YMCA will ofter a eoed Christmas day camp for .,.. 5·11 on ·Dec. 22·24 a"d a.11. Hours wiU be 7:30 a.m . to 4:30 A1'1'1TVDES AND \'ALVES of p.m_., with extended day care these kinds cannot be forced up-available untll 8:30 p.m. Limited on families by public policies . ....., bus serviee will bt provided at Nor can we demand that people -no extra charge. be denied a license lor mar-DAY CAMP actJvitle1. will t,a. ria1e. or. u some would wisb it, elude a trip to J4acic JlloWltata.~ for panadlood unless they bave Charge for the ,tx-day ~ t. the ''correct·.:. knowledge and $70 for members.(_ m tor -... bell~•· members. A five-cla;y overna.tht' We c~ effectively reaulate camp at Big Bear wi)l be lteJ4 th, bebayior ot the huge majori-Dec. ~·31. The camp 1s lot~ ~ of f•ly members, ~allSe and girls, a1es 9·12. The fee isM family fdbdiol\int ls enormous-for members, S95 fot tt•h· ly complex aJ¥i because families members. in a free society have basic rights to personal privacy and self determination. But J~t as family members bave res pon s ibililies to themtelves and each other, so does the larger society have responsibilities toward its famtli•. Tbeae responsibilities are numerous and co mplex , especially in a larg e bet~ society such as the United States -a society whose citizens tend to be in- dividualistic rather than Camily - orienled, suspicious of any kind of gove rnm e nt progra m especially if the program is federal, resistant to paying ta.x· es to support public services, and inclined to look for simple. single solutions to intricate, multifaceted human problems. FU&'J'HE& DEVELOPMENT and support of public programs to 1111d funilies depends on the enlightened and generous will of the electorate . It is Car from clear in these days o( confusion and disenchantmentthat this kind .of public will is present U it is not. it seems likely that many of the nation 's families especially those low-income families that bear the double burdens oC poverty and racism -will suffer further dis org anization , conf lict. and despair NEXT WEEK Sociologist Jessie Bernard loolu al the Juture oJ the family FEE FOR THE overnight event is $14 lor a memberf •11 for a non-member. The fee or a second child is f7 for a member, $10 for a non-member. Reservations for the various holiday activities can be placed by calling the YMCA. 847-91122. The YMCA also is sponsori:nl a New Year's Eve ovenliaJlt event for boys and 1irls, aaea 5 ·12. Games, m ovies and supervised activities will be COil· ducted from 7 p.m. Dec. 31to10 a.m . Jan. l. Evening snacks and a continental breakfast will be provided. Lennon salute LJVERPOOL, England CAP) John Lennon's hometown will hold a memorial ser vice for him next month in the Anglican Liverpool Cathedral, the City Council said. ' ''Preparations for the joyful season of Christmas have been tinged with sadness for millions of people." the council said in a statement Drug confiscated NEW YORK !AP> -Three men and two women from the West Coast have been arrested at Ke nnedy Inte rnational Airport and accused of trying to smuggle SI million worth or co- ca me from Bo livia to West Germany, federal officials N!, port firstt •~<)*****··---·~ ~* ........ fMJ.. ,., ~ -· NOM . * ~+ 6· v y>Jd clear odot free°'"""".:! worer 6ectly from your •op ~ For The Holidays * ~ -I .. -Kru11err""'" tnu• '*· Just donate 1t to <Xange Coast College e#tV In Ja"'*Y for planting on the ::i~~' h~:: ~= ~~~n°~..!t~n:n~,\~ ~~s;r~= ~n ~~ue bV tht tree. A col• foundation I f We Would Like To Offer tJ Our Valued Customers .~~ ~ FRESH RED SNAPPER DIHNM '~ 'Niter flltmiOrl ~tems from Sit.ts plus INST. 90"<. SI I""' 81tc;r. , ... ,. 1160'!I. I '•-=.K=--=-M CllC ....... tlQCC-tlMM6 · ' (714) 55MISO ... Wll.,,. t. M~ ..... ..,,.. . J ·: 1south -=~'=•~lll•g• .. ftle ...._ ,.._,.._ .... Cet"CH It . · · .1' lAc,_,__c...tll'lil .. I , · 1' •• L--~-~~-~~-~-~--~~~-~--~~~~~~-~-..-.... • . 1-t. C ICH OFC IS 211 w. ww... e.......... Mt.it ti We're A Going Glowl~ Growir19 Church SUNDAY savtell lllLt STUDT f A.M. WO. .. II A.Mo & 6 P.M. ''UMTO US. A CHU K ea."'° I IMMltt:6 , ... n.-. ........ -.... c.. ., ........... MESA BIBLE CHAPEL 11J4 0...., ..... c.t. ...... .............. ~ ....... MORNING WORSIUP · lO:Of AM ................. __ t', EV ANGELISTJC SEllVlCf: · '7:00 PM "Aal YOW HM... i I .... ,.. ............... .. WEDNESDAY EVENlNG r TNlll •OUP ...,,.lll At 7itt HI·. ww. .... ,.. ...................... .... , .... ,7JJ llf.J414 , Ca u mltr ,.. •• ,..._ QsJ .. 411 ..... A..._~.._. 4t4-71H · Rev Arthur J, "lanke~ley Rev. Eldon H. Thlft Vhurch Sctiool a Mutt Study t im · • Wonhlp SeMCe 10:16 .. II\. HANDEL'S MESSIAH-11:30 A.M. """81...-rCAlll ~flOfll-~ . . . , ' • ... t ... . ... ... ' . "''' ... ~ ~ ~: I ULTIAFm CALL TODAY *-ter f'l"'8flbft ~em9 1114) 116-IM• 'tidaY SC>eQi&I ; ' . f . t. 5)95 (Reg. S6.95) SUM., MOH., TUii-....al 31 IO Alrw9tf, c ................ tl**-**~-~-.- BCH DIRECTORY " ....... tis r ...... r :'\ This Sunday WOf'Ship In \. V ST. ANIMllW"S NISIYTmAM CMUICH 600 St Andrews Road • Newport Beach • 831 ·2880 ~.,,.A. ........ Jr • ......, •onMp S.,..icH -1:00, t:Jtl t 1:90 A.M, ".IOY CIT" Dr ......... s,..lllllt CHURCH SCHOOL 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m. -lnfenta Thrv Ith Qrede 1:30 1.m. -Junior~ T1W\I Mutt AIC II .... 1 6414.121 ......_ ..... _ 64UMJ JlllMerYhh• .......... .... ................. • ... ,.., .... 4 ,..... i.-... 11t ..... .,...:,"""'*"'~ ' . WNDA Y WOIStW & CMUICM1CMOOL-tt11 AIM. ' ,.......,_......,.._....., ....... ,., co......rn CMUICH "THI IAY ....... ,.., ......, .... , -DIC. 14 -11:11 A.M. "LOMIUM .. It NOT LOVING" .................. ...... a....~-·41rtc=-.-...... , .... , ... ,_llC.17-1 ........ ' • .,,. -ITOll\' °' ~ ---~· .... #ICu,_111,._llli-.~ ..... ~ ....... , ... ~ .............. .. . ~~-,--~~~~~~~--,--~~~~~~......:.~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~-----....._ ..... __...._ __ ,~~~~...-....-..a .... ..&..1..-. ..................... ~ ... .&.;M.&i;:-O--~~~-r~--.--~ . \ • I Mmter Chorak to p~rfo1m in Laguna Hil& ,... Or ... CeuM1 ....... a.aa. ..... . ............ .......,,. wW ,.,.,... ......... . ............ Id ......... ,. o.c. 11. tor ...... .. oll1 ................... ,.=--·•'*1· D1111t1I. Dr Maurtel UMt eMr'ale wlU _... IM .... ew 'sl at IM Doro&b a.... ........ a.. Aalalel, • I hGt ll _.. Or .... o..&r oettonawe wW ..... ........ aolM••· ball; lobert ..... ~j .. ,_ tlakomb, -.uo. ••l for Uat HH\ 11 \I•• rln\ Vatted •••• t 0.ve.h of i.a.-. Hilla, ...., .. ~ Pa .... ~' ._.._.. Hilla. • T..o .._ wom• from tbe HunUN\oD 8Meb 1tab ol U.. a.rd el '-Qitll e11M9er.-, ,...... will p•n!cipaw lD the "a.riltmu OD Tem· pie Hill" fMUvaJ ln Loi Ana•I• at 1:30 p.m. 'fuel. day. 'l"My wUJ }Gia la Caroline and bell rillCinc prior to epeetal PNducUoM wta&ela eompdM tbe ... ua __.. . ._. f•Uval at tM temple at lOTTI 1u&a lillmca m.a . * A ...aealb·aceom~--~ aMe ,.....ta. u. ......... ,..\of wW be c ....... =J~r.=ie~:::-.::..~. ·~ ~ AaD 1 Drtwe, La1uaa .. ada. Tbe JN"Oll'am la 1pouared by tbe Wom•'• FeUowsbip. • • &.mdaJ lebool childrH will preHDt a prosram called "Nappy Birthday, J•ua" at 7:30 p.m. nuandQ at I&. Pa.a•1 .......... aue1a. UIO llom••lda Drive, Laauna Beach. * Cbolr ....... tationa of "Noel, Jeaua Is Born" 7p.m. ~at&l•••ZJ' -.a1avn,aa Via Udo, Newport Beaeb . • A m..&cal called "Aqell, Lambl, Ladybu11 ud .......,.... .. wUl be ............. by Sunday sebool cl ..... It I a.m. SUaday for tbe ~re1at10D ol a..&11 CtMl Co••mi&J ~. Tbe temporary meetfnl place la Corona ( ) ' del Kar Hilh School, BRIEFS 2101 EHtblutr Drive. Newport Beach. --~~~~~~-. Vivaldi'• "Gloria" wUJ be tbe featured wort for tbe Chriatmas con· cert ol eombined choirs of .......... 011tt• el Ille Ma1&er, 2800 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The program will be at 7:30 p.m . Sunday. * Rev. Gilbert R. Prince has been selected as · Newport Beach. In addition to tM atandard ... day bnmches, there la aa adult-onb CbrtataM party toaipt; carolln1 oa 8'1boa lllud ..... ,: adult and chlldren Cbri1tmu party Dee. ID; carOl- ial and ue.deearatina Dee. 11at1 c:cmvU.C1Dl bolpitaJ; a Cb:riltaiu Eve buffet; Cbriatmu dla· ner; and a New Year's Eve feUowablp and eom· munion service. * Fr. William McNamara will conduct a tbree· part "retreat" at 7:30 p.m. Mond91 tbrouP Wed· neaday a\ the Oaue• ol &. Mle•ael u4I. AU Aacell, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. · · Mi~rities expand NEW YORK (AP) -Conire1ations of blackl, American Indians, Spanish-Americans and Pacific Islanders are becoming a growing proportion of the predominantly white United Church of Christ. -Punch will be at '1:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. ll, and U a.~. SuadQ, Dec. 11, at tbe Pint ...._n 8all&llt C._,.. 10350 BWa Ave., Fowataln Valley. Tbe muaical evmtl will coincide wttb the traditional "ha~linc ol the areen ... • Dr. llaraaret M. Stevena, mi.niater ol tbe San· priest in charge of Eplseepal C•arcll of tlte Me11ld, Santa Ana. Dr. Prince, of Newport Beach, ia rector emeritua of St. James Episcopal Church in South Pasadena. A new statistical study shows that while the denominational membership shrank 11 percent since 1970, membership in minority conare1aliona rose 21.5 percent. This increased their proportion of the total 1.7·million membership from 3.2 11er· cent to 4.4 percent. -.·-- • •,...,., ue. "The )oke'a on THEM-I'm really an agnoatlc." Cekbration Sunday The annual Orange Diocese celebration of Our Lady ol Guadalupe will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ed· die West Field in Santa Ana, comer of Civic Center Drive and Flower Street. Parishes and schools will participate in the rosary procession preceding the proeram. Hymns and the concetebrated Mass will be in both Spanish and Enalish. The Mater Dei Marching Band also will be featured. Bach' I ''MAGNIFICAT" prf!amted~ EDISON A CAPELLA CHOIR with orchestra & Suite No. 3 in D Major . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bach Adagio for Strings .................... Barl¥r Baroque Songs & Carob presented by EDISON MADRIGAL EMSEMBLE SUNDAY, DEC. 14th-6:00 P.M . HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach Free Will 01/f!rmg * ta Anita Church in Arcadia, wu the apeuer for a recent fund.raiatna d.lnDer ot Co••ml&J Oue• bJ tlae Ba1. Communl\y Church plana to move soon after the lint of tbe year to Newpo1t-Mesa Christian Center, 148 22nd Stf'Ml, Costa Mesa. ' A busy month lies ahead for the "Sincles Con· neclion" of So•&ll .coa!' CommuUy c•arc•, • Four children's choirs will present an eveain1 of caroll be,umina at 6 p.m. Sunday a\ tbe nnt QrUUu Cltue•. 1207 Main Street, Huntiqton Beach. . ' The Christmas Oratorio by Saint-Saens will be sun1 by the chancel choir at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Neltlaborlaood Coa1re1a&lollal C•arc•, 340 St. Ann's Place, Lacuna Beach. A Yule luncheon will follow. • "Human Liberation," newed from the male and female perspective by Tim Miller and Mary Haskins, will be studied at the 10:30 a .m. service Sunday by the Uai'arlaa·Ualwenallsf Fellowntp, 429 Cypress Drive, La1una Beach. • Children's classes will present "Super Gift from Heaven" at 7 p.m . Friday at the Hutlll,._ C•rtaUaa Cetl&er, 7751 Glencoe Ave. • The Christian Singles Fellowship of &. Jamea Eplleepal Cltue• 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach, is sponsoring five ~unday morning presentations on various topics. They will be 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. begin- ning Sunday. * The annual Christmas cantata will be present· ed at 7 p.m. Sunday at SM&al Sltons Bap&ls& C••rcla, 32712 Crown Valley Parkway, La1una Nicuel. · * A church school pa1eant will be followed by a Christmas party, tree trim mine and talent show al Prayer book updated ~ONDON (AP) - After 25 years work, the Church of England has published a revised version of its 318-ye.ar· old Book of Common Prayer amid emotional protests to the changes. But church officials point out th at the Alternative Service Book 1980 is simply a supplement to the 1662 Book of Co mmon Prayer, with use of either optional. The revised version changes words such as "thy " to "your" and "our trespass'es" lo "sins." The C hur c h of England is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, including the Episcopal Church in the UnitedSlates. South Coast Community Church Message: "CONFLICI': IN'l'EaPEa80NAL PAIN"' nm n.-..... 8peaktD1 SERVICE: 9:00 AM CLASSES: NurMfY thru Hi-School Tempof'ary Home: . Corona del Mar High School 2101 Eastbluff Or., Newport Beach, California Tim Tlmmom,.Randy Manlaall, Paato.r:s For Information-:-cau·t71~) 6":1350 Crustal eatltedral Sunday Services December 14, 1980 Cefebrate Christmas in the Crystal Cathedral. This Sunday at 9:30 & 11 :15 a.m. Dr. Robert Schuller will speak on .. P•ace-God's Gitt to You?' 25,000 sparkling lights and candles set the stage for Dr. Schuller's inspiring Christmas Bible Study-7:30 p.m. 5 Christmas Eve Candlelight Services 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 11:15 p.m. Chapman Ave. at Lewis St.. Garden Grove. Ca. . . . ... ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . . Y• Wll le W•1 11~ -A-'H11f1• FllST _ctmSTIAM CHUICH W-.4A4-,tt ........ SUNDAY:_ Cl••" l:JO It I 0:00 AM ....... l:JO, ......... 6:0tflM!, a:.=: AdMY_..,_.._....._,s.;." DIA&,.A.OIYOTIOt4 -IJ6-tll0: Office -IJ6-Hlt ..,..., ..,. e11rt1t sm. 1ttr ·sT. JOHN'S T .. ll'ISCOPAL CtmCM .. COSTA ..-sA .., ....... Or-. • ._ S....,. l:OIT1.-A ..... C I IMl ....... a.W,U.I ·-~C..-S.-,w-1 . ..................... .....__, ·, WBCWSTOU ~~ tr.~ EPISCOPAl.OUIOt '! 3209 Via Udl, .. ~. '·~ ..... ....., Ml A.M......,.. ..... NllrC A ....., NI A.M. c:a...11..._. _. litM' I a•a ....., ............................. .... ..... c 7 = ......... ....,~ ... Ml& IWA.M.=C.. ew JICNAll ........... ~ ..... -:1 .. , .... y_.,-..... A.M. ::\! t ... ~-....... ~--..-....Of~ .. ~ ........ r. .....__,.._.,~ti (Mlaourf Synod) 161 .......... c:..e. ...... ...._. Y. T....,, ,_..,. _ Ht-161 I .... A.,,......, ........ ...... woa .. tmme:IS -1:11 a It• A.M. s.-, s..... a..,. ... a..-,..,, ..... ~·· . .,......,_,,....... AC ..... WelcCMlefroM THI UMITID MITHODIST CHUICH cos'\:.47*. .. ST ..ntOOIST~ 19th St. & H~rtx>r Blvd. W-T:cllt~~ aw... 0 . Cl~ Minister COlia M ... NCWffi W '\,_ """9 Ml IOtMST CHUICH _v..... ......... .,..,,. ~I Cflwdl..,_ l :JI& ......... .............. IT TMI SM .....olT CIMm Newport Bwtt UMI LMITMOIMST 1400 W. B1lboe Blvd. 1601 Marguertte Ave. clESttl•at HA-MA 'AL T. HUIOa llPOltM ~ " s.....s.r.tc .. MtMy .. .., I : 11 P.M: . ' ,._., s-tce . t' '7 ' t "· ""t,.,.,.., of........ 1:10 P.M. Rabbi Bernard P King 2100.A M8r Vista Music: Arie Shi~ler Newoort Beech. Calif. • Educator Htldy She1nman ,_ .... ...._ ctil 64~1111 AH V'°"~ W...,.,.,,. TEMPLE SHAfl9!ative ¢ Rabbi Hershel Brooks . 617 Weat Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 (7141 Ul-JJ62 873-3805 Corona del Mar Rev. R~ Stlepwd, "'· 6444141 TEMPLE IA T Y AHM 11.._. w....., • c:a...11 s..... w....., a a...11 s..... ~..:::.::....,c.. f:JIA.M. i!e Rabbi Mark S. Miller Cantor Ronald E. F01"dis ,.,~,.M. ...... MMl•t•-• SAllATH SBY,ICIS • FltlDAY 0 l:OO PM. WflMYmfi Miriam Kaurman. Dir. of Ed .. Wi.nnle Ross. Pl'flldent MST UMIT8 1M1TM0911T CWM Religious School Sunday 9: 15 AM to 11 :"5 AM 11...-a111 _...,.... llUI.....,. • -MNltl Jr. & Sr. Hiah Grou,,. · AduJt Eduutioft "" • ._.._ V"""6I I .... ~.. ..... ........ .. ..... 791 ~Dr. MIWPCMIT llACH Hebrew School • Thursday 4: 15 ·&:15 PM , ... ,.,, 1 ~~·~·~w~n~;~a~-S~ .. a!w~!!Sa~Cllt:zi!~ .. ~1a~•~·"'~".J~o~~F:t1j 1011 camelback. Newport Be.ch 1orr Jamboree> -A 1.,.,.J. ._......, . 1-Visitors Welcome . 644-191111 Mem•lMll\; • ·.~ ....... ~ COMIC"WAftLINwmtUS - WORSHIP SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 A.M. IMTAllAM=~ CMUICH CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ............ 9:15 A.M. , • ..,......_ .... ._ WORSHIP SERVICE ........... > ... ;'10:30 A.M. ......_....,.U ' · -. ..... ,....... ·--c--IUMIAY lm'9CI· IUI AN .,..._ -ClilUll9rl ftloelAN· IUI AN ........ ~ .. ,...., .... ~, 1111 Hit •u. HWll 1tu ..._ t 'l:oritempor.,.y Wvk• -0 • :Jr'im' . Christi_, Educ.tlon . f :45 am , TredHlofwf Servk• 11 :00 am ·~ ....-no .. ~ I ~c.. ........ ... L8ACIMfm Minhlter ·Rev. !!teen~ . Mlnttter of Countetlng • Rev. Chris Sc:twtner 1 - 'cHl.at oJ Mat- ~ (Non-Denom6Nlllanal) ........ COta nMrl "C8'911111M• .................. .., •WCOI CO ..,, ' .................. ~······-· ••••••• ~ ............................ ..1. ... . . ~--~ ---.. ~ ) .,..~- ... a. -11.•• a.ck .. , Y•WIMFY HosPltar is PIHsed to announce that Boarding 'Factlltles •re stlll available ton the Holl- Ll•ITID IDITIO~I oalGINALI 01"9 ...... ''DEAa SANTA" A Christmas Art Affair lt's ow-terrific preview ahowtna ol art you ·u &ove to aee You'U find somelhin1 special for under the Christmas tfft! Giant bar&ains and &lfla &a.lore, • wlll win your hoUday lnfiatlon war. On December 14th from one to four, please join ua for ahopplna ... ... at my door! 11a1 Blrcla Tree Laae, lntM (University Park> Ceule Klq, fi'amUy ._. 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CANCE• (June 21-July 22): "ll'ocU. on travel, clartf)'tna lines ol communlcaUon, news concernlDc publlshln1. education and deallnaa with tboae who "speak another J,an1ua1e." LEO (July 23-Aua. 22>: Protect aaaeu · play wailln1 1ame where financial arranaementa are concerned. One who knows le1al altuatJon can become an ally. Elusive indJvtdual becomes more available -romantic potential la hellhtened . Vl&GO <Au1. 23-Sept. 22): Ask queaUooa -re· fuse to be Intimidated. Accent ·on partnership, pubUc response to your views, etrorta. Be aware of legal rilhta, permiHlons. UBL\ (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Moderate approach bring.s constructive results. Family dltrerences are setUed through diplomacy. Adjustment in life style is featured. The-money wiU be available. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 -Nov . 21): Confide In loved one -quiet, intimate moments revive your spirita. Pisces, Virgo natives fi1ure promlnantly . Affair of heart dominates scenario. SAGITl'ARJVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Practical matters dominate -eschew the sensational, out· line plans, submit ideas in writing. Cancer, Capricorn natives figure prominently. Focus on immediate tasks, acceptance of -challen1e and responsibility. CAP&ICO&N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Special meaaap or abort trip may be necessary to com- plete auignment. Aries, Libra pel"IOftl play key roles. You gain recognition long overdue. Be versatile, diversify, display humor and ability to express views in lD'lique manner. AQVABJUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 181: New approach could mean more money -know it, strive for originality. independence and pioneerin1 spirit. Leo and another Aquarian figure prominently. ·• PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Follow lhrou1h on hunch; cycle high and you'U be at ri&ht place at crucial moment. Take initiative, get off sldelides, - stress originality and willingness to fight for prin- ciples. TAKE A TREE H()'ME. FOR THE. HOLIDAYS A Christmas tree ts a special thing. Roger's Gardens specialists have taken great care In seledfng fresh cut trees of the quality you have come to expect from Roger's. There are Noble Firs, Plantation Firs, Grand Ars and Scotch Pines up to 20' tall. Uve trees are also available in a variety of sizes. C.Ome to Roger's and take a tr~ home for the holidays. SAVE Bring your Christmas -free Receipt to Roger's and save 10% on the tree ornaments of your choice. ·America's Moat Beautiful Gardin Center Give the Lady Seiko. At Jewels by j CN:ph, thN! elegant Seiko wau.:he-. will tell the ladv more than juc;r the time. They·~)' ";\lerry Chr~~ .. like nothing el~ can . lbey say she's graceful with their exquisite gold-toned bracelets, embe11ished be7el and gilt dials . And of course, they tell her jll-.t the right time \\ ith Se iko quam accurac~. . ·mi~ Christmas, give the I ~y Seiko. Pnce<l a-, .Jiown, S425 to $495. J[W[LS by JOSf Pll ,i mxl1h011 '!I tru.rt fm 1r..r 1 fl/ lfl'ln --;:-:: lJ~':.llal al South c~r Plan tn Car.ta MC"OI All ITUJllf' ,·m.l1t c:ini-and ( 1\c;~) reNJOal11cd j<"'el' b\ ji:,;eph :IL\.-OUO('. "C'lc<llTIC Phnoc ·(7HI 5..Cl.Ci._lfit> --- PRODUCING AND MAIUCmNG CIMll'TMAI TRIU llNCI 1• '- • I• HC. ,I, t• TelevlslOn, 86 Comlcst..!7 Music,.,. ( St. Louis, MilWaulcee malce a major trade •nooliring seven pla11ers. See Page 82. . ob. makes .it·.·two in a roW!~i ~hargen' def~nse too much for Baron~, 14~_0 ~: .,PiJ!;.tllf'ld ....-.-homflYOJ.,.aulwlDualne out1olnodtl\eCba,..ersiJ> ... ,.,._...i "R•u...,almlWlo'-lalllo,...t .• A UI 11••• .. .-... lllJ .. CH' Jaea. did llkewile lD tbl tblrd quarter, but the passinc. 167-137, it was EdJaon which was domi· that we did not 1eaerate an oftwe IW'pdMd 1 19utlli,. llCU.'• ft.-......... _.. ...... 1ame WI .,_ t.o tbe clefeme ...... that same one nant. The Barona never really threatened, bell out ol me. An)'tlme you,_ UUa far 1'l'I ba ' ••MalaMe rri.a, •lllll .. Mltta ~·~·· tut ...,....,. V.U.i.J:abuTuaed durin1 leacue although a fourth-quarter touchdown pus wu· to avoid mistakes t.o wlD aad we didn't do tut. . trowa wttla a i..e eoe41.-ot ltYll ftuMm Tbe Cbarpn only acecuated for • yard& Did WQflr.man expect lhis much from bis de· Edison's tactics, putthl1 prware •Harry f c.ar...,. .., .... tMAr .. ,... CGll.W. ,&ay delpMe a ~14 Yletory. .nullified by a penalty. , Fountain Valley'• offlDM wu DMtralimd~ VaUey....,.. •·•at AHMI• •••· nllblDa on •1 cani• and mana,.s but s1 yards fense? A dominating effort? ''You can only hope defensive endl Rob Wardell ad Bryee lluav 1t WM a.., 'Ye th.a fl-.. tlal Mrt ... if tllJ'OUlh tbe air, but it wu lood enou&b for 14 to do that," said Workman. clo11ini up the midde behind tinebaeken yow bill wu a ... e Ike U8C ... .._Dame poiDta. "Really, there was no total domination. Seurer and Rick DiBenardo and more th r9fflllb, \Ma•• ri* 'IP ,.r .n.,. Powitain Valley, meanwhile, c:ou1d connect on Everythi.n& went from series to series. We bad anythini elle, the two-UmlBa ol Harry. to ita a.I l&nipt Yic*Y ev• a apu of two an unyieldiac EdilOD a~. keyed by the in· just weren't consistent enough tonipt." Workman said prior t.o tbe kick.oft.' "Ile ( CMtt. IW Worimaa'a lodllla ...... Mlled Olll,. 12 ol 41 puaea and four were intercepted by hoped to shut down their pa.ssinl 1ame and they "We'~ aolDI t.o put Dino• l!aille toal~Ck MUGM t.o captuM a ~ .,..... • .,... ud it iertion ol D.J . Bell, stvbi, l!dlaon a five-man A dejected Fount.atn Valley Coach Mike Bell) is the belt defensive back iD Onnte Count · ! wu ._ ill a muaer that ............ iMa 19 HCODdary and two defeaden on Fountain Valley Milner said he was surprised and disappointed. Seldom are aucb taetica ao eWleat u tea•• cme t.o Nmember -dlf11•. standout Emile Harry thn>qbout. "But I've been there before," said Milner. game plan by the Charten. Harry did Dot cal , Quarterbac~ K• llajat r• llr • ..... And, deapite tbe fact Fountala Valley actually "ThescriPt was the same. <See EDISON, Pase BS) , • i I ~ ..... -................. EDISON'S D.J. RLL WOMS tll WAY THROUGH FOUNTAIN VALLEY DEFENDERS INCLUDING TIM FINLEY (11), BILL TYLER AND OTHERS FRIDAY NIGHT. It's. 'The Relllatch, Rocky II' Showdown: beginning to end ay JOHN ~EVANO 1:31 -Edison takes the field. . Edison vs. FO:i:~~:lley~Part II. 1:41 -Workman's stomach relief count has now reached three. Tbe last time these teams met there were no win-1 :43 _ Milner is interviewed by Channel 7. nenorlosers,onlycbampiooa. . w k · · t vi edb Ch 12 Actually, the same can be said about this 1:48 -or man is tn er ew Y anne .. 1:4t·-Both coaches basically had the same meelin1. too, although the final score "111 tn41cate thing to say: There's something special about a othenriae: ' Fountain Valley-Edison football game. (We l :D P·•· -Edison arrives · · · 4Ya boun already knew that). before 1ame tirae. Coach Bill Workman must have 1:51 -Fountain Valley takes the field. oae helluva pep talk planned. w ~ b u r · f S:IJ _Workman says be slept wtil durinl the 7:• -or.man's stomac re e is at our pa1t week. "I don't reallJ show emotion well. I cot · · ·7:;<1 ~~~':!::~ .. it's our tum," says Milner. a 1ood sleep lut ni1ht, too, and l wolre up with a "We're due. I can't believe we'll be denied twice.'' noaebleed. 'llleo after I had breakfast I threw up in 7:37 -Edison leaves the field. my IOCk drawer. I then proceeded to 10 to school 7:31 -Fountain Valley follows suit. and sip a form with Coacb Pumell's aame. Other 7:41 -Says one player"in the Baron dressino than that, I'm fine... e 4:12-Fountain Valley arrives. room, "We've put 48 million hours into this damn 4:M _ Fowitaln Valley's Uteee fcpr the~ame thing and we 're right next to it. All we need is 48 more minutes." ii: •'The Rematch, 'Rock~ U." Baled OD \Ille .... ter ... 7:41 -Milner stalks around the locker room wbo loat In h11 first mate: and came back tC> wm. like a hwigry tiger. He's a walking advertisement t:a -"l haven't 1leDt since the lut time we for Maalox. •layed tbemi'' said Fountain Valle1 Coecb Mike 7:41 -Says Milner, "Anythina I would say MUnerwlthb oodaboteye1. · t :G _ Both Fountain Valley and Bdllm wlil you've beard before but I've 10t to say it again - .... ..... '...tcte"--d··""•• ----CIF we've come a lone way and you are the only rea--•re -1ame •• ..... -... -••me...... · son we're in this locker room . It's a feellnl I wu tbe one that plumed It ddl w'1 ud ·both · can't describe. I won't even try to. There's never eoact. ftBcl the move abM.nl. 1:n _ ID Ediloa'• locker =tbere 11 a pie-been another group like you. You're winners. I'd be very nervous rilht now ii I didn't know one ture of a Ueeue plate No. 51' · Holdin1 it In tbinl ... I know what you are capable of and all plad 11 a alp whlcb reads ClF Obam,. IO FVHS we have to do ia avoid mistakes." laarom. 'l1M Rlate be)onp t.o. J'ouftlalo Valley 7:11 -Edison holds a alim -.. e. in the battle talltMd Keith lticbard1. ~ 1:11 -BdleoD ltaff 1oea dter oompu&er Nport of tbe crowds. of ,..._.. Valley'• tmdeDdel. TM cbaft lbowa 1:11 -1be game beeina. Exc:use me, THE u.. do .-. ....__ game belina. wbat tbe Ban. uae to • -7 1D0!9 -·u ta., l:M -Dino Bell chec:u Into tbe 1ame de· fteld. 8aled an tMlr lut the .... tbe cbalt fenaively to auarct Fountain Valley's Emlle Harry. lbow9d tbe 8arou MIHd f'I ~ ol tt.e time Tbe Cbar1en' tlnt tactical weapon ii employed. n4 ra D percent fl tbe Unwt. On ftnt don tllelr a:n _, Bell 1oea down oo defense: The rat.So.,.. M to• nm. On MCGmd don It wu 5MI Charier bench 1oea anent. lt'a a falH alarm • nm.==r = ! W: ::.r:':Ji. Barunl' tboup, be only bad the wind knocked out of him. fa ....... ,_, tonaatlem aad ..._ ~· Wbo I:• -Game's lint bil break coea t.o (wbo WCMIN.,.. clnam ldlb ftbaOI ~..ad..,.. else?> DlilOD u Cbar1er lineman stripe Baron run- '. I • Seattle's catch-up play fails I ' J ~ SEATTLE (AP) -Jamaal Wilkes and Kareem Abdul-JW bar scored clutch bask.eta In tM final minYte to give the Loa An&elea Laken a 11.3-107 vi~ over the Seattle SuperSonics in NBA play Friday. , . Traillnl 105-103, the i took control on Jim Cbones' Y· int tlp-in followed by W ' 15-foot jumper, after Sea '1 Jack Slkma mi11ed from • similar distance. , AftertbeSonica' W'ally W4er miaaed a runninl a.tooter, Al>i bar connected from 12 feet l»ut on the left baseline wf!.~ 12. seconds left to li•e the ri an insurmountable 109-105 .d~ vantaee. " Jabbar led all scorers wi~ • points, lne1udiq 11 in the ?! half, when Loa An1eles t back Seattle's comeback en At one point in the first qua r, the Laken had led by 1'1. ) Wilkes added 23 points, e~t in tbe ft.na1 period and aix in fD9 final minute. .. Fred Brown topped the i wiUI JI polnU aa be cooaia eoaaectw fro• Joa1 r . Seattle allO tot anotber performance from second· forward James Balley •o scored nine of his 23 point.I ~ final quarter and pulled do • career·hieh 21 rebounds. The La.Ir.en, who won r fourth straieht 1ame, b ve knocked off the Sonics aix straipt times in re•ular aeuon play, extendin1 back to last year. Includln1 payoff games, the Lak:ers have won 10 of tbf; past 11. Turning back Seattle's third attempt this season to cross over the .500 mark, the Lakers abot ~ percent from the field includinl a sizzling 69 percent in the fiisl quarter when they literally~ the Sonics out of the Kintdo ' • Of the Lake rs' II fint..qu field goals. 10 came on 11 ins, stuffs or rebound buck' Many Laker buketl eame the transition game as they re- leased their guards, bopineaD get the rebound and make a lilfa pass foraneuy layin. ~ UCI meets ~ Stanford .. STANFORD -AU ye11 Coach Bill llulll1an bu about 1alnln1 the UC l baaketball team some rea • ta bUity, sometbiq tbe ac ' baa sorely lacked since inl a Dlvilion I entrut ~ yeanqo. ,1, And tonilbt tbe AntHten ~ take a bi& step toward u.at NI when they meet Staaford bere.,..4 II ulU1u wlll certalD.17 M brln•ln1 10•• lapte11I* ,credeatiall with ldlll "'dw'wl the NCAA '1 top leanr ud f!» boaader ... Ke.in ...... ---aver..-. 31.1 polata ad ~ boardl, IDd tbl utkla'a tiap il-r .. aln au.~ .... , ....... polnta per CIOIMlt. - Tbe AJUaten Uo come·· ..~ a •1 reeord. .. tlMlr' ~ bJemlM ._..,at tlae ~ Nenda(LMV ... ). · " . ' t.otlda? • .. • nta1backolfootHll l:M -CMll•n tit dnD to ,,. .. irra San I:• -Barom compound fumble with mi.Icon· · TIM C.dllUI, • U. bud, are a.a earb • a. ~ palp md are ....--. .. , Jwllllt f ~rw ar• lriaa Wt lea ( U.S poblta, I . '1 Na mil). -r OM lll01llM ftlaa duct pmah,,-to keep Cbar1er clltve alive. f:.-_ 'Otllen~U.: laCb ...... .,. •.ulltb.=-----•=•-Bal'Glll suffer major blow u offenaive _.... •• ,._., Tlllla ..... ,_..~ aad".,_..ft""tackle Duval Love ii canted off tbe ....,.. llll ..:..,: 1 • ~, : • • · , • fteld wltb aa aakle injury. Tbe Cbu1en have the. --·:•-a.t.. ............. IDr..... larom CO•~ up pa the ropes. ......... • · , . n .... ~~--., a11r~~! ~win~ flblood_~! 1i• -ID ........ tn•I• el "Lin YI .. -•w•-•• ~ •--llVID ft Jsrnm m.,•• ....... , c• ir11dllf ~ h.I Ollt out. Kick ii wide u Barw Ill ltaMln• el.1bt ..,....,..._ ''IMI Y• ....... "b~' · ~t;• -Oood MWI ud bad news : Loft"I bl· .. :: .. -;. ~ .. -: ie~-' z~= = jurJ II di.. Ud U a ipnlll. lt:e .•aat boWD. tM 1111111._. .-e .. · · ·· ._11 · · ( ... ft'ITllS &SllA'ICll, .... 91) ' Al•t.m•n hi•••~ taall.'1~1--•••hl• perellllflwmtM....._ or .............. I ot tlda = ..... UCl a:! ····~ .......... ~ . ... , ..... ...... \ MMol~·---A ...... . ................ i' 1 I .. ·- .. : ,___ ____ .._,~•I ciw fl•W ------ L,.. MeG~1 a Chicaao Cubl pitcher, on a re· port that moet of Ille team miabt be traded away: "Who'd want any of us?" • ............ ._._ • .,...N .. len .. ....... .,.. scored 14 poUata and srabbed m nine rebouDda in the fint period and a.ton pulled away after a alow atart Jl'riday lliPt to post a 111· lGI National Buketball Auodatioa vletory . over New Jersey. Pariah toot up tbe alack after Lal'IJ Bird 1ot into early foul trouble, and finished with a 1am•bitb 8 points ... ...,, hMa and 9tne llb combined for 15 pointa in the third period to belp briDI Pblladelpbia from behind to defeat Waabl1i1ton, H·Tt . . . Arda Gilmore scored .28 pointa and grabbed 21 reboUDda and ftw teammates scored in double ftpres u Ch.icato ended a four-game loelnt streak by beatlnt Utah, 118·98 . . . a.. a.,.,. scored 21 points, lncludin1 tbe winnint basket With 38 seconds left in the 1ame, to cive Detroit a 101·15 win over Cleveland. Cleveland led by as many aa ei1bt points in the final quarter, 85-7'1, but DetJ'Oit tied it at 17 and the teama traded baskets until Herron bit ......... bis winner . . . Bra• Dub came otf the bench to score 10 points in the fourth quarter, inclucllnt a short Jumper with five seconda left to send the 1ame into overtime, and Dallas batUed to a 112· 109 win over San Die10 to break a 12·eame losing streak ... Six strai1bt point.a by BWJ a.1 Bates to start the fourth quarter and seven points from Kermit WH•ta1&o• later in the period propelled Portland to its filth straight win, a 108-100 triumph o~·-,r Houston. · £trla• ••W •.'• 111••r •I..., ••• DALLAS -Fred Lynn remained a member of Ill the Boston Red Sox as the midnilbt interleape trading deadline passed at basebalJ's winter meet· ings Friday night. In the hours before the deadline, the New York Yankees and New York Mets had been en1a1ed in a furious auction, bidding to acquire Lynn from the Red Sox. Boston's price was steep, even though Lynn ia enlerin1 the option year of his contract and is eligible lo become a free a1enl next No- vember. ..................................... Veteran slugger 'en aur.p. a1reed Friday Ill to a deaJ that will send him from Atlanta to the Seattle Mariners. The transaction will be c0mplet· ed after certain aspects of Burroutba' contract, in· eluding an interest-free loan 1ranted to him by the Bravea, are sett.led . . . In a series ol deala oa the ftdal day before in· f-er·lea~ .tradin1 ends, the followlnl.:!!t:.':. ~hansed club: San Fraacisco sent pitcher ,,. M · and a mlnor A . lea1ue out/ielder to Atlanta for pitcher · · W · DoJle Alnuder . . . Montreal acquired left·handed pilcber &le• Wenlaa• from the Chicaico White So• for inllelder ,._, Beraaaard . . Detroit •.-:~:CS left. hander lf!ft·hander .,_... r from San Die•o for outf&elder Daft •1••• . . . The (;'hJca10 Cuba trMed outfielder Miiie Vall tn Olnelnnatl for outll•lder llM· &or Crw . ''"·•ltnt ftnt baseman ""'te ...... ,, ••• 1t1ned to• two-79er contract tor e.n undiulo11d amoun\ • ., • ...,.... . Mlnnftot• •eqiufred r•U•f yttcher •1na •et.a• ..... from 8Httle tf1r wtlleldtr Wiiie Nel .... ·: . · .. Su FranclHo ubt.alned wttl4tldtlr 1•"1 ••rtW m • flve-p&a,.r tred9 with the t1tteeto c"•· l .. rtln, I•• ......... and a pla1er lo be natntid f•~r moYed to UM Ol•ntt la ndenle for plteher ntl ,. .... lnG 11eeond bahm.n IM llral9 . . . ,,.. 1pnt c•tchv OerHll runsa will alp • S& .. LMe,contraet today that tppitrentlJ will nt•k• blm UM --:c nlcher Jn the m•Jor te•1...-. It l• ..Um•Md •t •.1 over five 1eln .... TM "•w York MN •c:.· ,.._ lllftelder-outlleldet ..... .., ftom the Tof'Qftto Bh1t JQI • nebanfl for rlfht .,..._. ptteher .., lM IH.._ .. Ute ftnal trlde of the wtbter meet1n11. .................................... QMlle ... 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In aeb.ule, tM BNW.n Mat outfteldtr Mito Laeuo, pttcW Larry SortnHn •nd minor 1ea1• Pl'09l*tl David o,.., •n oatftelder, and Davld La· Point, a a.ft..buded ptteher, to St. Louil. Tbe key to tbe trade wu Sm· mom, tbe 1wttch·blttln1 catcher wbo ha been • aeven-Ume All· Stat and eani• a .• caNer batU., aver.,.. He bit .IOI with 11 bomen and• run1 batted ln lutMMOG. Wben tbe Carda reached a1reement with free a1ent catcher Darrell Porter oa tbe eve of the winter meet.lap, it eave them four recelven. Tbey dilpoeed of three ot them Udl week -tradint Terry Kennedy and Steve Swiaber lJI the deal with San Die10 which delivered Ftn1era. AT THAT TIME, Whitey Heno1, 1eneral mana1er ot St. Louis, said be would move Sim- mons to flrat base, an idea which did not sit well with the 11-year old veteran. He asked for a trade and then uaed bis veto power to win the extra payoff for his approval on the deal. Fingers, 34, was 11·9 with a 2.80 earned run avera1e and 23 aa vea with San Otego last season. He wu one of the key men in three strAi1ht Oakland A's world c.hampionsbipa from 1972 through 1974 and is the all· time major league leader in saves with 244. He has a career record of 101·101 with a 2.97 ERA. Vuckovich. 28, was 12·9 with a 3.41 ERA as the top winner on the Cardinals' staff laat 1euon. Lezcano batted a d.iaappoint- in1 .229 with 18 homers and 55 ruu beUed in for tbe Brewen lut HllOft. He mined tbe ftna1 month when be cracked a bone in his arm after beint hit by a pitch in Detroit on Aui. 31. Sorensen, 25, was 12· 10 with 3.68 ERA and has won 52 games in his first four major league seasons. GREEN, It, WAS considered the top prospect in the Milwaukee orgaQization. He batted .291 with ei1bt homers and 73 RBis at Holyoke of the Eastern League Jut season. La· Point was 10-4 with a 3.10 ERA at Vancouver of the Pacific Coast Lea1ue. Heno1 and Harry Dalton, general mana1er of the Brewers, refused to say bow much Simmon.a was paid for his approvaJ of the trade. Pitt's Green ·wunedtop lineman EOUSTON <AP) -All· American defeoa&ve end Huch OrHn of Ptttlbur1h. a fffenl runner-up ln UH Het1man Tr.oph1 voUn1, w11 named the wanner ol UM l llh Vllte. Lom· .bardl award Prtday nl11rt u \be nation'• 0Ulttandin1 Uneman. • Green heat out three other nnaliata tor &be award, lneludiftl Mllst llqJetan ot Baylor, ._ Stmmc1111-of rlortda ltaa. md E.J. Junior ol Alabama. l:ven more Important than wlnnlnt Individual bonora, Ol'ffn 1aid be wani.d tbe Pu· then to ftnllb the MUOD No. 1. "Whln I came to Ptttlburlb four yeara atO that was one of my loU and it 1Ull la," GNen Hld. · · DHplt• wiDAIDI tb• boDor • Green 1ald be waa not tborou1bly pleaaed wUb bl• HDkM'1MI' . "It WU •• ,. but I am tbe . bell critic al bow I pJ97," o .... utd. ''A 1reat 1•••· for 1omebody •lH ml1lat be ea ... , ........ for ... " Pr .. 1ou1 Lombanll Award wla•ers an: 11• IWlw*IOll. Otaao a.&lt; Wiil ·PMeWd, Nim'e Dame· Ma 0..,,..., !Ct....._; ,, .. ....:: OMo .... : ....., w11u9.Mar,1aad; Leao, l•l••· Oklallo•• ~ Wllaoa WlllU•J~-~~u1tea: ae11 lroww ...,. Dame: lnee Clerk,' r ... State ud Br .. ...... ~ auns CalllonAa. QUDmc <AP) -Oeda•du &on Grahame laa1 b••Jt ~-....from --Loe ....... oa,a to ......-. tM ~ lllebel Dim. UM ~c New· dt4w al tbe Natioul llocby r...,... ........... ,......,. A team apok•maa MN diet Grahame, JO, wu aoquind for an lllldilcloled aum Ad Uaat Dton ha been 1uapended bl· deflnltely for leavln1 tbe lee after aurNDderinl four So.a. in a 1ame here Wednesday ., a1aimt Bost.an Brulna. Coacb Michel Ber1eroe 1ua-• pended Dlon immediatey, •etiDI in tbe absence of •eneral mana1er Maurice Filion, wbo WAI •ttendlDI the NHL board ol •overnors meet1n1 at Palm Beach, Fla. Boston won the 1ame M u Michel Puae replac:ed Dion. Tbe Nordiques called up Ma1t YOWll from the minon to accompany them to Boston for a return rneeting Thunday nllht. which Quebec won S·3 witb Plaaaein1oal. Grahame, who broke into the NHL with the tbi11i aeuon with Los Antelea. He had a 4.1'7 •oala·againat avera1e in 1ix 1ames this aeuon. He had a , l-2·1 WOll·Jost·tied ~Ord. After se1Un1 Grahame, the Kinta recalled Doug Keana from their l:louaton farm club hi the Central Hockey Leag~. Keaaa, who saw some service with the Kines lJst year, will join lhe Kinas in time to aerve u backup 1oallender to Mario Lessard for Saturday nl1ht's 1ame qainat Hartford. ............... .., ........... Dion, meanwhile, said be knew as soon as be stalked off the ice that he wu wroa1. BIFORE THI fRA Y -Fountain Valley boosters, with painted faces and finaera raised with the familiar No. t sign, were all smiles before the bil 1ame. But Edison prevailed once again in the Bil Five Conference cham· pionship title game, 14·0. "As soon as I left the loal, I knew I was making a bi• mis· take, a move that would be criticized," he said. ,,.. .. ···~·· IT'S THE REMATCH: BOC.KY II. • • however; whether he can return. It loots doubtful. I :• -Edison geta its seoond break as a Matt Stevens pass ia batted in the air and intercepted. 1:51-Chargers pull rare rule out or CIF book and attempt a free kick (field goal) after a Baron punt was taken on a fair catch. It's a 38-yard at· tempt that falls 10 yards short. 1:11 -Barons bane on for the bell. Halftime : Edison 6, Fountain Valley 0. t :• -The Barons' locker room consensus on their first half performance: "We stunk." "If we play the second half like we just did, we'll lose," Milner told his players. "It was not Barons foot· ball. I don't want to lose, especially to them. Let's keep our cblu up and 10 kick aome (bleep) .. t:JZ -Chargen get break No. 3 u Barons fumble punt. t:JS -1n three possessions of the second half Edison has gone backwards, not forward. "We 're only hurting ourselves," says Workman. 1:17 -Gamely and limping badly, Love re· turns to his spot or offensive right tackle. 1:41 -"We get another score and I think we can clinch it," commented Bryce Malavasi, the Rams' coach's son. t:41 -Edison has Foontain Valley on the ropes again. It's first and goal at the five . t :4t -Duaine Jackson scores from five yards oul to increase lhe Chargers• margin to 12'0. t:51 -Two-point conversion is good and the Barons are down for the col.mt a1ain. 1:55 -The game is 36 minutes old and has anyone noticed Harry hasn't cau1ht a pass yet for the Barons? The Chargers have done a IOOd job of ahuttinc him down with double team covera1e. t:58 -Edison geu break No. 4 as interception stops Fountain Valley drive. t :• -Wait a minute, Barona get a reprieve as Edi5oo fumbles it back. ll:IZ -Harry makes first catch a big one as he scores on 16-yard pass from Stevens but the touchdown is nullified by a penalty. ' H :tc -Barons shovel more dirt out of their grave as Chargers pick off another pus for mis· take No. 5. H : lt -Barons get the ball back, first and 10 at their own 44. It's now or never. H: 12 -It's never. as Chargers intercept again . . . mistake No. 6. It: 13 -Reality starts to hit Barons as a lot of blank faces stare into space. H :ZI -As Don Meredith would sing, "Tum out the llpta, the party'• over." lt:Zl -Who would have thought the Qar1ers' defense would shut out Fountaain Valley's high· powered offense . . Certainly not the Barons, and certainly not Coach Milner. 10:%7 -As the waning seconds ticked away, Milner 's speech before the game became more and more prophetic. "All we have to do to win is avoid mistakes," he said. <I guess six mistakes is too much.J lt:3Z -Milner shakes his head in disbelief. He has a hard time conceiving his team lost, too. H :35 -It's history. The Chargers are the CIF champions for the second straight year. Final score: Edison 14, Fountain Valley O. Jt:4Z -.. This is the biggest game I've ever played in," said Bell afterward. "We had so much going for us. so much momentum. We bad a lot to prove because everyone said we were lucky in the first game. Tonight we proved we were the best team ." lt:SZ -"We Jost and it's 1ot to be accepted," said a tearful Harry. "but life goes on. It'll take a little while to get over, but we will." Pro football probe Q -WM WU IM fin& eelm· •llel1au el &M NFLf A -12mer Layden, oae ol the "Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame, wea named the NFL's nrat commtukloer on March 1, lNl. Layden. wu Notre Dame's athletJc director at the time. He rHl1ned H commlaaioner in 1,.. Md wea replaced by Bert Bell wbo Ml'Yed u the leape'a bead IMD mtll h1I death 1n ta. Q -8IMe Ille New OrleeM lalata In& _.,,... &a.e Nft. la ltrr, Mft u.itJ ner lllad a wla· .... _, A -No. 1'be beat the SalJlta laH• addeved ls a .500 aeuon, and tbat came in 1171 wlMD tbey went M lmd they bad to defeat the Super Bowl-bound L.A. "Ram1 cm the faat d•Y ofuM res· "Jar aeaaon ... 2'·14 , to •c· complilll tbat. "7-t aeuoa lD '11 ranb teeaad bell. Q. Did Coy Bacea ever play for tile Dallaa Cowbo1s! A. ~er two seasons in the Continental League wilb Charleston (W. Va.}, Bacon signed with the Cowobys in 1967. But he served the year on the taxi squad. The Cowboys traded him lo Los Angeles in 1968 for a fifth -round draft choice. The Rams traded him to San Diego (alone with running back Bob Thomas} for quarterback John Hadl In 1973. In 1976, the Char1era traded Bacon Lo Cin· cinnatl for wide receiver Charlie Joiner and in 1979 Washineton acquired Bacon and defensive back Lemar Parrish from Cin· clnnati for a first-round draft choice. An excellent pass rusher, lhe 13-year vet from Jackaon Slate bu made~ Pro Bowl three times. • aRYCE MALAVASI DEFLECTS A ~All AT THI LINI OF ICRtMMAOE SOON AFftR FV'I MATT ITEVINI RILEAlll THI aALL. GOOD LUCK CHARM -Edison High cheerleaders Chris Casados and Dana Dugan found plenty to smile about Friday night including a session with Squishii Charger during a lull on the field. Their team won, 14-0. , ......... . EDISON WINS CIF TITLE, 14-0. • • pass unW 1:42 remained in the 1ame and without their big play star drivin1 the defense crazy with hia pass-catching, the Barona simply saw the air taken out of their punch. Fountain Valley went into the 1ame under a hlghly emotional pitch, with Rocky II its theme. This was the Barons' chan1e to avenee an earlier loss to rival F.dison, a loss many thought they dido 't deserve. But Edison, which had lived on defense for 13 victories this season, was equal to it, absorbinl anything the Barons had to offer, than counter· punching when the opportunities rose. "We're ready for this one," said Milner before the game. "Like never before we're ready for this one." Edison, too, was ready. Edilon was the only team to threaten in the first half and made good on lts chance with a com- bination not entirely expected. It's a 52-yard scorinl march for the books, but it was one which appeared stopped quickly when Dave Desper held Major to a four yard lain on third down. whicfl would have forced a punting situation. _ But a personal foul penalty on the Barons was costly, moving the ball to ~e 29. Bell picked up three yarda on the next play, but it may have been the most significant carry of the night -as 245-pound defensive tackle Duval Love limped off to the Fountain Valley bench with a leg iltjury. The Chargers didn't wait around to get the message. Workman sent Bell over the vacancy created by Love's absence for a 17-yard 1ain, then a four-yard pickup to the Barons' five-yard line. The Chargers know a good thing when they see it, and went that way again, only this' time in· -stead. ol bandin1 off to Bell over the right side, Ma· jor kept the ball and raced around the rilht side, similar to bis winning e(forts in the lS-14 victory over Fountain Valley for the Sunset Leaeue cham- pionship. Tbe PAT attempt was wide and the Chargers had a 6-0 lead with 8: 19 remaining in the ball. What followed was defense, defense, defense, by both clubs, but it was Edisoo which was getting the big play -the sound k:ick:illl 1ame from Troy Richardson, the clutch plays by Mike Garrity and even more importantly, tbe defense against the pass. A bad snap on a punting situation and an ensu- ing penalty backed the Barons up deep in their territory in the third quarter, setting up Edison's .,.- I "' 42-yard scoring march to clinch the victory. · ······With'2:08 left in the third qua.rter the Chargers got their finJt third-period first down on a 12-yard dash by Bell to the Fountain Valley 18, then be peeled off a seven-yard effort to the 11 . A short gain by Major, a five-yard and a five· yard penalty moved the ball closer, then Jackson darted over the right side for the touchdown ; The two-point conversion was a pass from Ma· jor to DiBemardo, giving Edison its 14·0 lead with 1: 11 left in the third period. That left the rest to the defense -and that was plenty. Before the game was fulished the Chargers had intercepted the Barons four times - as DiBemardo, Anthony Ory, Di Bernardo again and Bell came up with Interceptions to kill Foun· lain Valley's hopes. Also coming up with key fumbled recoveries were Garrity and Malavasi. Fountain Valley's only deep penetration came late in the game as the Barons moved to the Edison 18 with time running out before a final desperation pass went incomplete. Fountain Valley's defense was also im· pressive, as impressive as it was a few weeks aeo in holding F.dison to 15 points. B\4 the d\fferei;ice was Ediaon's defense came to play°)l'riday, stiflin& everything thrown at it, keyed by that two- ~iming effort on Harry by Bell and his teammates, either Duaine Jackson or Steve Welton. So Edison outdoes its 1979 team -Ulat Frank Seurer-Kerwin Bell juggemaught which swept to a 12·2 reeord and a 55-0 rout of Redlands here at Anaheim Stadium. Was it any sweeter? "Possibly," said Workman. "But last year's was our first. These were two different games and two different situa- tions. But this one was sweet. Back-to·back is like frosting on the cake." For the Chargers, it was a victory which must be credited in every direction -includini the coaching. Russ and Rick Purnell, Bruce Belcher, r>ave Wbite . . . it was their's too. And for Fountain Valley, well, the Barons played well, but No. 2 nc ~er seems to satisfy many. Assistant coach Dave Penhall may haV-e put it best when he said, "It's so neat to get here. But someone goes home with that stigma.'' As for bragging rights, well, the Chargers didn't exactly pile up a 55-0 margin, but a second straight shutout In the CIF Big Five finals has to be something to remember . ··------- GO AW NE MEASUREMENT -While an of· fi cial places the ball inches from the goaUine and the referee indicates to the '>enches where it is placed, an Edison player makes sure it isn't a safety. Foun- tain Valley ran it out to the three, then punted. ' Today'1 TV Tars loYe Love NeuJJJ(Wt clainu title, 75~55 . 10:30 •·"'·· Cha_. 4 ./ { ./ COL~GE Mlll•TaALL: MMVIMd vs. Loul1vllle. •-en: Dick EnDerv, Al McGuire Md lltly P1c••r. A vouno •nd ••PloSIVt LO&llsvlll• C•rdlNI tNm ""*" 0.nny Crum wlll play l'lott to the Terrapins, ,..,,., ... '°" c~mp6ont In the tOU9h Atlantic Coltt Con,.rence 11at Y"r· The CM'diNll wotl the NCAA tltl• Incl wm twave Derek Smith <•·•>, Wiiey Brown <•·•>. RodneY McCray and J•rry ••"" ~k In the fold. Letty Dries.II has his efttl,. •••rtlno "'nH back from la~t tenon. led by forward Albtr1 Klno. e 10:30 a.m., Ch•nnel 1 I I COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Eastern llllnols "'· Cal Poty CSLO). Announnn: Biii Flemmil'l9 and Rick For11no. When the Cal Poly <SLO> Mustanos lournty to Albuqu«· que for today's Olvlsloo 11 championship game with Eatttm Illinois, selieral area players will be part1clp1t1no for thP Mustangs. Greo Speicher, out of Saddltback Coll909, Is a running back; Carl (Cherry> GlllbtrQ from Marina HfQh Is a letter man center; Craig Daniel from San Clemente Is a freshman guard; and DO&Jg Bffuwsaert from Mater 0.1 High Is a freshman linebacker. ~ 1p.m.,Chennel4./ ./ ./ NFL FOOT•ALL: Seattle at San Diego. Announen: CharlleJonesandLenDawson. The Chargers are still tied for the American Conferenc. West Division lead with Oakland despite their untimely loss to Washlnoton last week. With Dan Fouts at the controls, the Chargers are expected to return to the victory circle at home against the Seahawks who have hit on hard times and are out of the playoff picture. OTHER TELEVISION 12:30 p.m. ('1) ..:. -NFL ••-Scheduled seQments include a profile of Atlant' Falcon defensive back Tom Pridemore, who was recently elected to Political office In West Virginia. (34) -FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL -Velez vs. River. 1 p.m. (22) -SOCCER -Frankfurt takes on SchachtJor Donzek, taped in Sc hachtjor Donzek, Poland. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The world junior figure skating championships, taped in London, Ont . Fourteen nations are represented. Entrants must be 16 or un- der In the individual events. 18 or under in the pairs and dance competitions. This week's coverage focuses on the men's and pairs e vents. Also: The great American truck race, taped In Atlanta. 5 p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. (7) - WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Coverage of the scheduled 15-round wee featherweight championship bout between tilleholder Salvador Sanchez (36-l-1) and Juan LaPorte (l5-l ). Also: the world acrobatics championships, taped in Poznan, Poland. (28) -SOCCER. 1i p.m. CS) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Pe~ perdine Waves vs. the UCLA Brulns,ll•yed earlier In the dly at Pauley Pavilion. (9) -COLLEG aASKETBALL -The Wyoming Cowboys vs. the USC Trojans, played earlier In the evening at Los Angeles. RADIO ~ Football Giants at Washington, 9:30 a.m., KNX (1070); Seattle at San Die<;io. 1 p.m .. KSOO (1130) and KNX (1070); Capistrano Valley vs. Esperanza High, 7: 30 p.m .. KSBR (88.S FM ), tape delay. Basketba ll -UC Irvine at Stanford, 7:30 p.m .. KWVE n os FM); Pepperdlne at UCLA, 8 p.m .• KMPC {710); Wyom- ing at . use, 8 p.m .. KNX c1010>. Hockey Kings at Hartford, S:3S p.m., KOGO (600). <The Daily Pilot is not responsUtle tor late CM~s.) College basketball JURY Deeulk Pasadena outscores RU8tlers PHadena Clty Colla1e con· nectecJ on an amaaln1 IO ot a free thro• attemptt P'riday n•1ht. buo1lnt the Lancera to a t2·7S victory over Golden Weet in the Ruatlora • own tourna· ment. The defeat aenda Co•ch Jim Greenfield's five Into today's battle for third place a1alnat Fullerton.(I p.m.). G WC actually scored two more field 1oala than Puadena CC, but the lbarp.abootln1 Lan· cera took advantaae of 21 Rustler fouls, hlttinl tbeir chari- ty tosaes at a 913.8 percent clip. Mich•el Russell Jed all scorers on the noor with 27 points. 1be 8·3 Pasadena 1uard was nine for 14 from the noor and a perfect nine of nine from the line. In fact, the only Lancer to blemish the free throw mark was Walt Jackson whose 18 points included eight of 10 free throws. Meanwhile, GWC held a 21-16 lead midway through the first half, but Pasadena outscored the Rustlers, 14-6 to take a 30-27 lead. The Lancers eventually opened 1.heir biggest lead of the half at 44-33. GWC managed to pick away at the lead in the second half, even- tually nafrrowing the gap to 57 ·55 as Dave At.Ir.ins bit a 17-foot jump shot at 12: 12. But that was the closest the Rustlers were go. ing to get. Jim EJdridfe WU GWC's top 1corer with 22 poi11ta, Atkins added 18, and Randy Heidenreich chipped in 10. The loss dropped the Rustlers· record to S.3. Today's tourney action finds Riverside CC and Glendale meeting for the consolation championship at 4, GWC and Fullerton tangling at 6 for third place, and Pasadena and Barstow meeting for the cham- pionship at 8. Hoosiers romp past Cal From AP dlspakbes BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -Junior Ted Kitchel scored a career-high 22 points Friday night despite sitting out the game's finaJ 10 minutes to spark seventh-ranked Indiana to a 94-58 romp over Cali fornia in the opening game of the Indiana Classic basketball tournament. Indiana, 3·2, goes against the win.ner of the seeond game between Baylor and Alcorn State in toda y's champion.ship game. Catifomia, l·l , meets the loser for consolation honors. The Hoosiers, who have won the tournament the previous six times it was held, broke the game open midway in the first hall. Kitchel had four of his points during a seven-point streaJt that put In· diana ahead by 11 points, 211·13. The Golden Bears neve r drew closer than nine points after that. After a timeout, Loyola worked the clock down to three seconds and Davis threw up a 15-foot jumper which bounced off trim. Arfs•••~JN-eJ TUCSON--SOphomore center Frank Smith and senior forward Ron Davis combined to score 46 points to lead Arizona to a 103-61 non-conference victory over UC-Riverside. With the 6-foot-10 Smith workint in.side for 17 points, the Wildcats out.scored the Hi&hlanders 34·15 in the first 14 minutes of play and never looked back. • llib Low aeor9d M ........ Md Cory Svetbart added JI • Jtewport Harllar lllllil bn1a1d to a Tl-51 wla Oftl' Suta Au to will U. c ... •plontblp o1 tile a.a Aaa TounaalDlllt Friday Dlpt at San· ta ADafflP. Low, a •2 MGkw 11MU'd. lad tbe Sallon co • M·JI balfttJDe Jeed aDCf tblD 1paned a 12·14 out· bunt ID tM tblrd qaner to bloW tbt ,. •• open. l:..twt, a fol lftior forward, •u named the tounaameat'1 IDOlt valuable player. Love wa1 alao aamed to tbt all·tourn•m•nt team. But tbe OM pla)er who coach Jerry DeBuek felt contr1but.cl the moet wu 10meone who didn't 1eoreapotht-1uard Mel Durkee. "Mel 61 our ~arterback, he'• our leader.," uld DeBwlr. "He tni1 the ball up and run• our offenae. If It wun for him, lbote other 1uy1 wouldn't acore all thoH POlnta. Newport Harbor relHd Ua reeord to 3· J wltJi the win. Other contrtbuUn1 to the will for tJie S.llora were Garrtn Morton with l2 polnta and Rick Ciac-cio wltJi 10. "We didn't play very well In the nrst half, but In lhe lhJrd quarter, the floor 7ame came to1ether," Hid De8u1lr. "JU~ now. 'd uy we're ri1ht Where we want to be WJMln1 this toum.- rhent wu a team toal ao 1 · m v"I")' pleased · • ~n other acUQf'I! CdM 12, ......... Ya.to 47 Jeff Pri• 1cortd 21 potnll and t~amm•te M•rlc Spinn added 17 H thf' ~· f(Jnl(s Improved their record to 4·1 with • n1m lf'lll~ win 11v~r th~ DlablouCCdM. !iplM, • fHI center, c:ollec•tetl ti ret1ound11, whlle l'rtt111 added 10 In all. the ~11 ktn111 had 3~ r!' bounds 111 lMy 11lmJ1ly domln•l~ lh• 1Jlthlo11 '"' both the OtfeMIVf! •nd ""'"n'IVfl ,.,. •• ,~. Randy Sherwoo't wa11 th• t"r M1,.111on Vlfl)o 11cor0t' with 20 point". whll"' f\1w Mont1lfo add~d 14 CdM jumped out to 11n UI ~ tlr11t 11u•rter lead and managedtostay on top of tht' t•onte11t Boeco Tech 13, Mitt., Del 71 Brett Trickett scored Ii polnu and teammates Larry Williams and Chris Jackson added U and 13, respectively for Mater Del but it wasn·t enough as t.he Monarchs fell to 1-4 with the loss at home. Bosco Tech won it at th·e free throw line, outscor· ing Mater Dei, 37-16. The Techmen got balanced scoring, led by Gil Virela 's 20 points in improving their record to 3-2. Basketball scores College "'"' 8iola 61. Reclllncl\ 43 Ca l POIJ (Pomona/ ,. AIUH Pacific .. San FrM>CISCO St n. Cal fit•lf LA SI ·-~·" Arl1on41 103, UC Rlw,.ld• 61 USIU S.. W-r St 41 Montana St ••.Chico St .. ~ CrelQllton 11, •-a St. IJ Srracuw M. llllnol\ St.~, 5eoftll Vlr9ln1a ti. Out!• 79 TOUltMAMEMTS ,. ...... ..... ..... u.. .......... _, , ..... MM n, UNC-<;Mrlon. M ...,..o-k Lo.till ... T.cll 7S, W M l<lll-U SW Loublanaeo. VMI ~ .._C'-lc Oartrnou111 •. -U«llu\wttet 10 IO')a 7J. St Fren<I•, Pa 11 T..,..n• ... I St.ison 7 ... liohtra n . Cent FlorkM llO, C.nt Mlc,..~n SS c:-.wca...ic SI Mary's, CAI .... S.ton Hall 61 BYU IOI, N. Te.ut SI •1 .... _, .... k lndlana to. Calltorn1a SI Baylor tn. Alcorn St 73 Oll~I C .. Mlc Geor9la "· Tultll M Or at A-r'ta ... Tulane '9C U\allC .. Mk !Cebratka 67. t.oyota. Cal. '6 Utah"· Ollla,.,ma St 73 Junlof colteae TOUltNAM••h a..... .... c ........... .., ............. Pu..sena .,, Goldin WHI 13 ll•••t-77. ,.u, .. non 14 ~s.tftili ... 11 Glendale 11, Chru• 62 RI •er"°' IOI. Ventu• 6 9 I S.nla ....... Saodl-k tc>o. Hencoco 11 S•ttta Mono ca •. UCLA J v, n El Camino 15. S..nta ear"'"'" cc 20 Gnu-, ... ,._,,. S.mlll ... h ~uthwe.tern It, Groumonl ll Modesto .i. s... o.~ l'Msa 11 C-......., S.•nlllft.ia LA Pler<.t M. Imperial Vallo 7' LA Valley IS Coll1191t ot ~rt 11 High IChOOI TOUltMAMENTS ~AM N ... •PO<'I ~arl>Dt 1S ~I• AN H lflNll l..yn-H, ~-W ltlllrd) LO\ Alamlto\ n , s.m.. AN v .i1ey SI ((onlOl.Clonl ,.... C•Phlr-Valley 11 Tu>t•n ~ BolH Gr-.. Ma-h•S' .Sunn'( Hiii> i i. 8r .. --Ohncl• 1• S.11 Cle- ciw.,..iw.-.i, s.m ....... Sa n ,,.,.,,.,.le•. Lomooc U L•QuN Hill• M LB Wll'°" .. ~-S.mllifMllt Foothill U . ~ta AA.~ Ml Fontaf\a 4ol, P10!\H<' A1 ~ ..... Laguna &N<l'I U. ~"''-(.) 80-.co Tecl'IQ, Malet Otl II Corona dol Nl<lr n. Mluk>n vleio H Etiancla SS. Marina SI T•ov ID, El Dot-s• O<:n n Vl<!w 71. Mornt"9•14H 61 Oranqe 13. Wftlmlntter 6S High IChool women ·-'""'' TOUltNAMENTS .._..,"'"' C.ul"'lr City Sl, E•t..,.la .eJ (llr\tl ' ......... CIF finals set tonight Two CIF championship football games are on tap tonight at Anaheim Stadium as the Central and Southern conferences will be decided. Capistrano Valley High's Cougars, coached by Dick F.ruigbt and featurln1 a 223-pound offensive line in front of a double.ffted nmninl combin•· lion of Eric Fox and Steve Lanham, battle un· defeated Eapen.ma, the defendinl champion, at 5. At 8 it will be for the Southern Conferen• crown and it will feature Century Leaiue chan pion El Modena •t•inst a hithly-regarded I Lynwood eleven. 1 ltleCle•ketf• U .. , ett••• SALT LAKE CITY -Former Estancia Hith and Orange Coast Colle1e ttandout Jim McCloskey scored a game·hilh 28 pointa, but it wasn't enousb as Nebraska scored a 67-86 victory over Loyola Marymount in first-round action of the Utah Classic. Hart's statu8 questionable ST. LOUIS (AP) - The St. Louis Cardinals have down ·1raded quarterback Jlm Hart from probable co ques- tionable for Sunday'• game ID Pbll.clelphl•. ARE YOU out OF 'iDEAS .FOR THAT CHRISTMAS LIST? The Comhuskers used 26 points by Andre Smith, includin& 19 in tbe second ball, to pull out the win. • Nebraska's Ray Collins sank a pair of free throws with S4 seconds remaining to pve the Combuaken a 67-64 margin. McClolkey cut the marlin to one a abort time la~r. WitJi 30 aeconds left to play, lAyola'a Dan Davis fouled Jerry Shoecraft who mlued the foul shot. Loyola 1rabbed the rebound ud worked for the final abot with 17 seconds remainlq. • ..,...,. ""• H.,. .. ~., _._ ... .- The NFL club also uid Unebacker Blll Arneson ls also ques- tionable with an a.nkJe injury. Hart felt pain when he attempted to throw ln practice Thunday. Tbe 15-year vet.eran aald be suffered • cbllt lnJury VISIT OUR 11HOLIDAY STOCKED" GOLFSHOPI •SUGGESTIONS• • Selected Foot .. Joy Golf Shoes 20% Off • Shirts 25% Cotton < 13 colors) St.J5 • Pull-Over Sweaters (orion) 3/stt.oo • Cardlo-'I Sweaters (orion) 2/$35.00 W. l'NtWe • Pllil U.. CUtett M11l1ll) ef -..._. Getf •••• , ..... 9" Off • Give• s.t et Gelf LA11•1, a .... way .... .... ...... ......... .. -.rt .... .. Y••r. ..) COSTA MESA COUNTRY CLUB ' -A llWLIC PACIUTY- 110t ClllfCl .. Dr.,C... .... 114-540-7IOO Mater Dei wa1 1troq OD U.. bovdl wiU. WUllw bet•""• dowa 12 aad J8draoD .,........ 10. Lowe ....... •· .... 1110 a The .vtil&, wbo wen lbeUed. .,._.. bJ Corau del Mar ID tbetr lut out.aAc. tat b8dl: on Ula wtla· · nln1 treck wttll a noa-leque vlctor:J. Laf un• Beach waa 1parked by aemor oaa Arnd , 1 •2 forward wbo pumped bom• ll DGtlltl lnclUdinc two clutch tree throM In tbt fourth quart.er which put IA•un• Beach uf. for IQOd. The A.rttata had to relOrt to a de ay aame tat. In the fourth period. Htlplna them out wu .....,.. Kevin Hobln who came up wtth aome elutcb of. fen1lve reboanda. , Meanwhile, 1enlor Dan Toulouae 1hared the acorlnl honon with Arndt chlppln1 ln 11. The victory booated La,una Beach '1 record to 5-1. Four of thole vlctor1u came ln ll'• own tournament last week. FooWH II, C... MeN 10 Ken Bardsley scored 25 polnta ln a to.tn1 ca~ for the Must.ngs In the Su Clemente tournament and picked off 13 rebound• '"'9 1-1 junior lorw•rd played well on defense as well. ~cott McK~ 11110 played weU on defenae and PREP IJASKE'l'IUU wai1 the W,•m le•der in u111•t.t with ~en 'fhe Muat.an1t •t11rted fa1t, hf>ldin1 t 7.4 1 .. d e~rly In the tlr11t <•u•~r tH.if1>re f'r)tlt,hUI tc:ored the Ol-Xl Ill -tr11lf(ht point• t.11 vut this d.,cll1lm1 r1ut fJf '""d i Eetancl• H, Meltne 11 Th., Y.a1J~11 h'!ltJ thf! lead tno11t fJf the w•y but M uld nt'Vt r ahalre the Vlklnp loose The lead wH four pr>tntA In the fourth period a.net rema1ned at that point lllOlll 1Jf the way. "We had aome guy11 atart to play defense tonight.·· a happy Coach Larry Sunderman said. ··Randy Tift did a great job, forcing players out- side and playing well on defense." Jeff Gardne r made 6-<>f~ at the free throw line in the final period to keep the Eagles in froot whlle Mike Markel hit 16 points to lead the Estancia scoring. Roger Weninger hit 20 for the Vikings in a los- ing cause. Gardner led the Eagles with six assists and Steve Kraiss had seven rebounds. S.n Clemente 81, Lompoc 15 The Tritons advanced to the finals of their own tournam ent and will face Laguna Hills at 8 tonight for the title. .. Th.is was the firs t game in which we didn't ha ve a big halftime lead," Coach Rich Skelton said. "It was good for us to have a close game. We needed some body to pus h us." San Clemente improved its season record to 4·0. James Hill hit 20 points for the winners and Jerry Borlin had 17 re bounds with Jack Stevenson picking off 12 caroms . Stevenson has been in dou- ble figures in re bounds in every game. Eagles drop title game, 53-43 BEVERLY HILLS -Estancia High's girls basketball team was outscored 14•3 in the first quarter and the Eagles never were able to make up the margin as Cul ver City won 53-43, for the championship of the Beverly Hills Tournament Friday night at Beverly Hills High. This Weeks SJle'Cial 1980 CADILLAC SEVILLE Leather covered 50150 dual c'Omfort suts. AM FM stereo w tape & custom 2 tone paint. C849ZOZ1 S}6,995 ) .. a... 6 0w!.J Sn'tlln To C...,_ ,,._Al -~· Ml Con M;od T• ,.,_ -AG -"""hS6 C.- While Detroit t())" at building smaU cars and Japan tackles luxury models, you have a choice. Between cars that are fresh off the boards. Or one • thafs been in the making for years.~ 1981 Volvo DL. It's been refined · over the years into a sleeker looking. ~ter pcrfonning automobile. lJut it's what the Dl retains from the past that makes it a car for the prescnc. Not mcrdy the pio- nccrina safety features. superior handlina and ramed ionaevity. But a andard or workrnansh1> that tmn't diminished wCh t.ime. So. to aYOid t11Shly· madechoicelwhcn you buy~ nexrc:s, oonsidcr one of our Volvo DI.\. It wasn't built in a day . 'VOLVO A car~ can bd~ in. ~ > . .. •w-w-•-.u91<9 __ ....._ . ... "'' .. •.. ... •• i. ., "" u ...... I) It -I\\ ti II lJ9 t . ,, ,,. " ~ .... ..._ ~· "'' , .. '--' U lt .. I ......_.__ It IJ UJ h 1 ~ It I• .. f'\ ,._._ II If at 1tvo '-DI• It llO Ill U '"'"••• CO.Pe•attea ............... "°"'"'--,. • •H ....... l l t IH '"" ... Vet• II II '11 .\'\ __ ......., ,, ,. '" ...... .... ,_. 11 ,. )" i.1. C-W'.aDt•-.11 ........ ~ .'*"" Oii<-.o c .. ....__ O.trOlt n ' " 11 ,, II ,, It tO ,, ' 21 ,.-,.sc ... ~ Ill, s .. n ie tOJ a.-1" ..... J•Ollf IO<I """.._.ft w11.i.1"9(°"" 0.11'911101. Ctn•I-•i Clllt.111. V\.all • """''-... , --100 10 ••l • .00 '0' 1 400 tOV'I )03 .. ioc> ''"' L-.n 113, Ionic& 107 LOS ..... Las a.ewe• l . WlllUIS n . ~I J-JO, C-10, I, Nlao<\ 1t. 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UbertyCMeliMlt, ... umontl5 aaAUl*MlT -Mertln 3. T ... ma U, AIM>ovM IO, O.rnH 1', aura IS, Muu J, Mlt .llMlt J, Stf..c • LlaattTY CM•tlTIAtt -ArllOld "· 811r1111o1c1H 11, ~II 1• • ....,,pjtr 4, S•en 13, Wini•"°'* I, HWl"OICI 4. k_., 0..rWn h•um-10 I' 1l 114 S Ll ... rly Cllrlrll., 1' It 10 t..._.. Totet '°"''' Be•-1 n, Llberlv °'11'- llen 17. Fo\119'1 Tecllnl<•I out· "'-t1ln 1111 H•rrOfd IL('\ IOufs· _.._ HIGH ICHOOl WOMEN Culver City 13, Eatend• 43 CULYI• CITY -eon .. 11y n. C11rtl1 '· PollK k ), 511« ... llotd t, ArM 6, Slllt/llllO 4. ISTAlllCtA -Sl-".1t. Fr•ntY '· 11-1, .. ..,_.,_. 4, .....,,_,.i 10, Biiyeu • k .... ~ OYer1en Culver Cltv 14 12 1',. II-SJ E•t•M il J tl ' I~ Tolal toul1 Cul..er City 14, Ett""d • 14, Fouled out• HUVIW• IE I. Tte11nlu 1, none Dena .. n. 15, Uni 44 UNIVl•SITV Zl mm erm•n I M•olubM• •. Farr•r U , 6 OANA HILLS Cr•po I, Nll,.11 10 C•rtton 1. For,_ I, Wilton 2. Jollnto,. t. Bodner 10. l.e,,,.,n fl, M-I, Morion J k ..... , QoMl"9n Vnlver\lty 10 6 I 71-4' Dan• Mill\ 11 11 .. t)... 6S Total foul\' Unl¥e•\lty t ll, D•n• Hill• 11. Fouled oul Cont•••• c VI, h cllnlt••• Va•va CV), Vnl..er11ty -f\ #CT c"811ente c:up , .. .......,...,) ...... ...,,,, .............. ,.., Peter Fl«n•llQ Clef EllOI Telb<her, .. 1 .. t ; Jolln ~Enrat Clef. Ille., ....... H . t .J Wom9n'• toumem.nt , .................... . O..NrtlMtM ..... Sue BM'ller Gel \/lrlJlnle 111111<1. •·>. .. 1, ••• Seven Rustlers honored GWC stars eam All-SoCal Con/erencE Seven members of the Golden West College football team have earned All-Southern Cal Con· ference first team honors. and five other GWC players garnered second team laurels. Santa Monica quarterback Mike McKay, who guided the Corsairs to an undefeated season a.nd an Avocado Bowl title, was named player of the year. GWC tight end Mark Gobel and linemen Mike Brummett and Matt Ronayne were selected to the first team offensive unit, while Rustler defensive linebacker Dan Abbott and defensive back Howard Wilcox are among the first team defensive standouts. McKay connected on 138 of 237 passes and was Intercepted 11 limes during the season which the Conaln completed with a 10-0 record. Finl Team Ofteate Pos. Player, School Ht RB-Jim Burgess, LA Harbor 5·10 RB-Andre Cart.er, Santa Monica 5·10 QB-Mike McKay. Santa Monica 6·3 QB-Milton Myers, LA Southwest 6·2 TE-Mark Godel , Golden West 6·4 OL-Michael Lulu, LA Harbor 6·3 OL-Mike Brummett, Golden West 6·5 OL-MattRonayne, Golden West 6·1 OL-Toay Margis, Santa Monica 6-3 OL-Enrique Valdez, Santa Monica S· 11 WR-Gary Nobles, Santa.Monica 5-10 WR-Donnell Cooper, Rio Hoock. 6-2 WR-Everett Pickens, LA Southwest 5-10 WR-Oliver Williams, LA Harbor 6-3 Finl Team Defeue Wt. 185 190 200 195 220 230 280 218 235 200 170 190 175 185 CJ. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. So. So. So. 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SACRAMENTO WUtC IN REVIEW Host: Murray F1om1011. 11:30 G OZZIE ANO HAANET ., SOUl TRAIN ti) NASHVILLE MUSIC fD FRENCH CHEF '1'i) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) . -_AfTERf!OON~ 12:00 IJ LOST IN SPACE · Trensure 0 1 The Lost Planer" 0 MOVIE • * "Mr Muggs Rides Again" (1945) Leo Gorcey, Hunrr Hall The Easl Side Kids lrnd ,,,omselves In trouoro once again ( t ,,r , JO mrn I Q) TARZAN "Eyes Ot Tile lion" ff) THIS OLD HOUSE Bob VIia demonstrates now to lay a p11tquet i.1tC11· en lloor s~1.1ks wtth a rnarl)le e •pert about 11\e trreplsce And conslde1s Mme ~e«:v11ty systems. IA) · 0,D WALL STREET WEEK Gil\ Stocks For Inves- tors" Gua1I; Staten Al>rama, chelfmel\ Stoel! Salecuon CoMmlltae, OPP«lhell'ner I Co. Inc, (~ ll:IO • Cl) GOl.f Third round play In the J.C. Penney Mia*' T_,, er ... • lie (HYI from Bwdl'nool Country Club In L•QO. Fla.~ I Nf\. 'IO MOYie * • * "Brother Rat" ( t938) Ron.id RNGan, Eddie A lbert. T,,e rom.t!QN end pr~ of .,,,.. tll>denl• ete ... ~· the hectic etmot-pflefe Of a milltary IChool. I.!_ lie .. 30 min.I • SUM CUlllNf "Selede" • AMINCAN ~ ' The Federal Judic;lefy" 1:00 G Nfl FOOTMLL Seattle Se.h9Wil1 at Sen Diego CharQ4W1 • TH£ MUN&TEN "Mummy Mun11er" • MAACUS WIL8Y, M.O. An ectlYI young girl must adjust lo a lttatlme In a w,,eetchalr lottowlng a serious lllnna. • FOLK GUfTAA Host: laura Weber G AMENCAN GOVEANMENT .. Ju<llelal Review'' 1:308 MOVIE * •'h "The Miracle Of The Bells" (19481 Fred Mac- Murray, Alida Valli. A hard· bOiled HOiiywood pren agent accompanies the deed l>OCI)' ol an actress to her hOme town and finds htmsell a witness lo a mir- acle. (:2 hrs.) 8 F-TROOP "The 86 Proof Spr1no" 8 PLASTICMAH /BABY Pl.AS G MOVIE **~''Conlin' Round rfte · Channrl ~l•Clng• U KNXT 1CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles U KARC rv (ABC) Los Angeles t.Jj t<FMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ·TV (Ind I Los Angeles ®> KCSl (ABC) San Diego Q) KTTV I Ind ) Los Angeles '1) KCOP TV (Ind ) Los Angeles tlil KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles ml KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • Mountllln" I 1951) Abboll end Coetello, Ootot,,y Siiiy. Two nl1wlll In hlllbll- ly counlry become ent.n- ~ In famll)' feude. ( 1 hr., 30mln.) • OCUNUI· THI MANNE ~1"0UMIHT • IEGIHNNG l'IAHO "Fi.I Keya· Scalet" Cl) MOVIE • 'h "Two-lane Blacktop" (1971) JamN Teytor. w.,. ren oar ... Young ohal· llf'9et Old IO e CtOU- c:ountry Cat,_, (:2 hr1.) I TO II AHNOUNCEO 2:00 GIWGAN'l lelAHO The outaweya dtec:over e 1e>n9-focgo11en avlltOI llv- ~ on the llland. • WHKEHO S~IAL "The Big Hea Of llllle Lulu" A fortuna-tarlef. pickle lea cream and Lulu's 1mag111111on are pan or e tcheme to convince Tubby toworll.(R) • OUTER LJMITS A team OI lcienliltl propel themNlves Into the lour1,, dlmenliOrl. wM<e 8Y8r)'· tnlng 11 a mirror 1m9g1 of itself. • MOVIE **It "My FavOllle Spy" (1951) Bob H090, H«ty Lemur. An Amartcan entertain« lmpersooates • spy 1n 0<def to obtain MC•et plens for the U S (2 hrs.) • GUTEHTAG,WIE GEHTS? • INTAOOUCIHG BIOlOGY "Plant Reproduction" :2:30 8 GfUJOAN'S 18LANO The cast•IV•Y• are revltlt· ed by Wrongway Feldman. 8 AMERICAN BANDSTAND • OUTEN TAG, WIE OEHTS? • IHTIIMX>UCIHO lfOlOOY "The Male" s:ooe MOVIE "MOby Dick" Anlmaled ( l hr I G MOVIE • • • "Gr9Q0rlo And His Angel" ( t 968) Broderiell Cfewlord. After Inadvert- ently smHhlno e church statue, a drunllan JanllOl ls shoclled to encounter a ttnall girl ""'° beats e striking resemblance to the 1tarue. (2 hr• I ~~ .. .,_.~:CenWe Cope Mt! A Cttlll?" • ~WCITCHltG ··~·· Me. IPOM8 INCTACULM WOl1d Jultlor Flpn Skat- ing CNniplol .... Pert 1 (ffom London, Onlarto); &real American Truck Reoe (lrOlft Allentt lnw - natlonel Scieedwey). • MOVll • * ~ "Conoraluletlone, lt't A Boyl" (1971) Ill 8111- by, OlalM llllker, A - fr• pleyt)oy get• turned ltound lllf*1 a teen·• bOy ICICIM"I deiflllflG 10 b9 lliuon. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.I ·Al'Pl.llD~ "Handt" Cl) AMOTT AHO COITIU.O 9 MOVIE * * "Tl'8 LMI A~ry Man" (1974) Pat Hingle. Lynn Cartin. A MallOn9d doctOI tr!M to -the life or 011e ot 1he hoodlums ' rnpontlbla for running him out Of 1he nalghb<>f· hood. I 1 hr., 30 min.) 4:00. EVERYWHEM "Confer~ On World Altlirs" In Santa Monie. • MOYll "Mlchael't Mixed Up Bird" Animated. (1,,r.) .MOW! * • * "Operation Sec:rat" ( 1952) Comal Wiide, Karl Malden. OurinG W011d Wai II • traltOI' lnflnral• the secret ranks ot the Franch Rella!~ lnOYlmlflt. (2 hrs.) ·=HOME INTEAIORI "Nook1 And CrennMll" Cl) 8TAATMK A computer I• put In com- mand ol the Enterprise and given one chance to provel1Mlf . 4:30. QUI PA8A. U.S.A.? "C.men'1 Nlghl Out" • DEltGHIHO HOME INTENOM "Room Check" 5:00 8 Nfl REVIEW AND PREVIEW • STARTAEI< Captain Kirk playa a game of dear,, wltn • maniacal aliec\ Who plent 10 UM the Enlef P<iM as e apace tor 8 W10EW~~ SPORTS wee world Fallllec'welghl Championship batween Salvador Sanchez and Juan LaPone (ffve from Et Paso. Teos). World Spor1s Ac1oba11c Cham· pronsh1ps Urom Poznan. Poland), World W&ig,,111'1· Ing Champ1onshrp1 (trom Theslalonlka. Greec,e) D MOVIE • • • 'n "Oliver Twitt" ( t948J Rooen Newton John Howard OaYles. A YOUflG Ol'phan le forced Into the criminal world In Ol'der to survive. (2 hrs.) • MOVIE * * ·~ "The Lives 01 Jenny Ooten" ( 1975) Shirley Jones. Stephen Boyd When a governor's asses· tln•tlon Is 1nv"llg1ted by a tamale r11Porler clues to .. ...,,, other homicides turn up. (2 hrs.) • SOCCEA HOii. Merlo Macllado Cl) EMEAGENCY OHEJ A youno Rampart d0C101 NBC e 1:00 -.. Doi Day After· noon." Al Paclno stan In thil tenae drama about a pair of bank robben holding a ll'OUP o( people bonaae in Ne. York (photo at left). ABC • 10:00 -Perry Como'• Christmas m the Holy Land. Richard Chamberlain joins Perry on a musical visit to Bethlehem and Jerusalem. galtls reepec1 tor Ille WOltl ll:JOl~Pal~ WIDIWOM.DOF "°""' wee World F•therarelgtlt C,,emplonllllp bafWMn Salved« hncllei and Juen LaPorte (llw "°'" El PHO, TUH); World Sporle Acrobatic Cham· ~ (from Poznan, Poland); World Welghlllft· Ing Cl\amplonllljpa (from T~a.Greece~ -EVENllG- 1:00 I Cl) C88 NfWI HllCNEWS MOY1I * *YI "Cl1y aer-th The Sea" ( 1970) Rot>er1 WBIJ- oer, Stuart Wtlltman. In 2053, an undelWeter coi- ony named Pacifica facee daltructlon froM an epproac,,lng comet 12 hr•.) • MOVIE * * * "The Sea ChaM" ( 19551 JOhn W1yne, Lan• Turner. Baaed on the novel by Andr-(lee(. A Ger· man caplaln comman- a-1 e ship of fuoltivee during Wolld War II (2 hre I • OPENMN> Of Orville Brin Jr.. and Jerome Kagen dl1cuu their theory thal human being• are capable of Ch.,. throughout tllelr entlre!Nea. ID Tlt£ ART OF lMNG Part one In e --wtlidl aaP40r• J10w mod«n man copes with the changing world eround him. 6:301 •Cl) NEWS MARY TY\.P MOOM Mery learns that In Lou'• birthday and decidM to surpr1se him wl1h a party • SUM CUl8IHE "The Chicken Show" ID Bill MOYERS' JOURNAL 7:00 8 IN SEARCH OF ... "Salem W1tche5'' G 81G CfTY COMEDY 8 EYEWITHEaS LOS ANOE LES Hosts Inez Pedroza 111d Paul Moyer go thr0U9h a photo session wit,, photo- grapher Norman SHtl. IOOlt at the luAury hOlell IOI l*"Plfad peta: lntll· ... the commander·ln· • chief ol lhe Pacific Fleet at Pearl HarbOI. Cil ORIZZL Y ADAMS "Howdy-Do, I'm Mad Jack" • LAWRENCE W£l.I( ·s wing And Sweet Bands" • SILENT NIGHT The Vienna Boys' Cnolr and a mustcal entarnble perlorm a Mlec:tion ol Chrtstmas mu•k: Cl) TI4E MUPP£T8 9 J AC:t( WHIT£'S ' JOURNAL Features 1nc:luda tha repeet ...,,._,, focualrlO on peat and ~ mua1c of Gary Puckat OliOIMIY wtlh The Union 04ip: a lo8* el remote controlled boala. 7:JO•THI~ Gueet: C.ol lumatt. I 'Ma.YPIUD 1100,000 NA.-THAT T1JHl • FllUHGI "Sexuality" TIV• teM- llOlf'I lraflllly ft$)10le their ...... Of •JW811ty with Dr. LeeSalk.(Pan 1) (I) IN llAACH °' ... 9 SAN DllGO TOWN HALL 1:00. ()) IUG8 9UNHY'I LOONEY CHNITMAI TAl.u Animated. Bug• Bunny and his band ot friend• celet>rale CllrlatmM wilh their own Ylflion of Dietl· en1' "A Chrl1tm11 Carol." (R) • 8AMAAA MAHDAELL AHO TI4E MAHOMU lllTIM • MOYIE * '.+ "Whllfl" (19751 Elliott Gould, Eddie Albert. T- human gulMI pig• being used by the Army In e cnamical warlare al(j)e(t- ment dedde to axplol1 their knowtedga of ... ,,., ~to hOld up• bank. (:2 hrs.I 8 (fl 8AEAKlNO AWAY Cyril tlartt dellng e prat1y OOIMlge girl, and Mooefllf gall e fob .. e theater ulhlf • FUPWUON Gueeta: Patula Clattl, Roy Claik, Redd Fou. • MONTE CAllt.O SHOW Gueet: H,..,., Raddy • SAVE AUTl811C CHILOAEN TElETHON Gue•I• Include Frankie Avllon. Joe Campanella, GIOlla L0<ing, Lloyd NOian, Milton Berle and Cethy lae Crosby. • IY ANY MEANS: TEAAOAISM lfrl TWE '808 >.n uam1natlon or th8 g10W1~ "*'-Of Inter• na11onll 1e11oc1sm and the 1teo• belno teken to com· b&lll G ttiE CHAISTMAS SOHG8 ' Hoit Mel TOllTMI W11h Les Brown W>d h11 Band of ~ jolll ~­Including Rich Llllle, George Shearing. Maur- MoG~n. Marilyn McCoo and Biiiy Oevll Jr fa< a unique and dlverM ave- n1ng of hOlrday musical entartamment (RI 8:30 8 ()) 'lWAS TI4E NIGHT BEFORE CHNSTMAS Anlmaled Tha citizens ol • vnall lown team lhll San· ra·s feelings have Delfl nurt t>y an anonymout lat· ler 10 the local papat den8'.lnclng him·" a my1h (R) Jean Simmons tri.es a seri.es By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) -After 31 years as an actress. Jean Simmons bas agreed to star in her first television series. Miss Simmons, star of more lhan a score of movies here and ln her native, England and an Academy Award nominee for "The Happy Endin11" finally said yes to "Golden Gate." The two-hour movie baa just complet- ed filming at Warner Bros. Television and will be broadcast early next year by A BC. SHE STARS AS THE matron of an an stocratic San Francisco publishin& family in this pilot for a prime-time soap opera in the mold of "Dallu." The movie tells the story of the Kin1sleys, played by Richard Kiley and Miss Sim· mons, owners of the San Francisco BuJletin1 and their two children, Perry King and Mary Crosby, who wu, of course, Kristin, the woman who shot J .R. on "Dallas." . Miss Sim mons said she and executive producer Un Bolen bad a certain un- named grande dame of publlsbln& in mind as the model for Jane ~cer Kingsley. • The original screenplay was written by Stirling Silliphant and directed by Paul Wendkos. AP...,..... MAKING llRlll DllUT Actreu Je•n Simmon• I discover that he's bad a stroke." MISS SIMMONS _foQnerly was mar- ried to writer-director Richard Brooks, and bas two daughters, Tracy and Kate, named after Spen cer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. She starred wilh Tracy ln ''The Actress. 11 "I was born within lhe sound of the Bow Bells in London," she said. "That makes me a real cockney. I 1rew up with a cockney accent. When tbe Rank Organization put me under contract J had to talk like a lady. We bad to take elocutioo lessons. "Michael Caine broke the rules in 'Alphie.' He was a hero with a cockney accent. Things became much better after that." Her first movie was "Give Us lbe Moon, ti and her first American movie was 11 Androcles and the Lion, ti ror Howard Hughes. "HOWAJlD HUGHES llOUGRI' my contract," she said. "I woke up one mornina and fowad myself workin1 for Hughes. I'd met him earlier and found him to be very nice." She said she considers "Elmer Gan- try" to be her favorite movie, but she said she also particularly likes "Tbe Actress. 11 She said she bad known Brooks before "Gantry." but they fell in love while matinl that movte. They are DOW divorced. .... 'S•.,._, •• LCMICMT WNIO 00.W-II followlllg a Pl I 1181' lie..,..._ II frOlft °"* ..... c..,...,, StuOlng II 88duoed by o ,.,,_ girtfrtend. .THI,~· Ho9C: Jedi JoMe. au.a: '°"' lrollll, Vikki Carr. Eddie Flehar, Hamllton Ptlllllarmonlc Olcheetra, Lou......_ Wendel Stuart. • lllTOFID IUUNAH ~: Jofwl Bynw. a...t1: The "*" •tonee. KeM'/ Ro9erl and lfll flr'8t E~ lion. "-' "'--· Mot• c:ernb9 And WIN, Lou Rawle and Peg Leg lat•. e IAWMmlTIC CHa.DMN TllfTHON ~~ The contrO'<IWWY tu'round·· 11'9 the -t-d daYa'-oc>ment Of Florida'• lelgeet river -the Apllachlcole •• IOI aNpplng and trantpoe· talion .. ft$110led. t:30. COIMOe "The ,,.,...,_Of Mem- ory" Or. Carl Sagan ~the Int~ of lhe l'IUlnpbaCll wtlale and , ... vleww• through the llumen brain and ,..,. voueey11em. • "'°" JU!tNTI&T "81adt lnlluenoa In The Recording Industry'' o.c.r Brown Jr. compare• trends in lhe recording lnduetry wttleh hive Influ- enced the craellon end markatlng « muaic by bl8dl Americ:ens. 10:00. Cl) llCMT8 OF Ml>lAND HEGHT8 Holly and Teddy -ch lor John Orey. w,,o was al>ducled by Guy Mlflllig. ton'• heoctwnen ·~COMO'. CHMTMAI .. HOl Y lAHD Perry Como •nd ,,., ~t Rlcherd Chambertal11 pay a mullcal vtllt to JeNMlem and a.ttllehem • Dt\VE AU.EH ~T LANE • THE 000 OOUl'L.l Felix brings home en abandotled bat>y. much to Oscar's dltc:omfiture Ci) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS .. V...., Cletnenll I Gate- moulh Brown" Ctemenra pleys blU9Q<u•. 8'own plays e number ot dlfferlfll 1n1\ruments 10:30 I =UWVAHS ~JAZZ.AT SAMTOQA ,,.,·9·~•«1> ...... couw IAIUT9Al1. ....... nll,. "'· UCLA I._ ···~> D COUEOE IA8KET8Al.L use vs ~no ll•pe dlt· ley) • M•A•S•H Tha banze<1rine pill Chatlel 11lles to give him some energy ,, .. strange rRYtta • MOVIE ••• ··s...n 8eeutlee" I 19781 Giancar1o OiannlnJ. Snkfey Stoler Directed by Lina Wartmulllf. While ~ in a Nail oon- ~,...,..St ... M Y(Nt 0oot !(; ... SIO't -Your "'••I coeu .-.. 841 ·12" ,., ..... ..... ..... ...... 0401 -c.-.eo.i--is... .......... ....,-., I "I've never done a series before sol don't know what to ~xpeet," Mils Sim- mons said in an intenlew ln her Santa Monica home, located just a few blocka from the ocean. "I don't know what to ex- pect. I would hope that .~Y character wouldsortof P,Opinanout. SHE &\ID SHE'S never purposely avoided a TV aeries. "I've never really tbouabt about lt. But u I 1et on ln life I find the leu I want to work. I'd like to do a lot of traveUn1." AnQtber ma j or movie wa1 ''Spartacus," durtn& wbicb abe aald she learned tbe art :>f patience from Sir Laurence Olivier. Fred Grandy (left) woru up enc>Ulh li- quid Cow-age to tell off his captain · (Gavin MacLeod) u · passengers Helen Reddy and Tom Smothers watch on --~~~~~------~--ton l 1 ht 's episode of Miniserie8 planned HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Dean Har- ,,ove bu been alped by CBS to .,rite and produce a four-bour ~lnlseries called "Tb• Dublell JJamrnett WallllDI Tour." The ort•tnal screenplay II baMd OD the llvet " two San rrandlcB detec· Un•. Jack PalladiDo1ud ~ SUtberlancl. busbud m wife __. operate their own apneJ. ............... .._ ______ _ Work on the movie, filmed partially on location in San Fnnclte01 bad been compllted the week before. Sbe "'u 1pendlq 'ber time at home oveneet.nc tbe nnnodeliQI of her home. Her role ln the film freqUIDUy calla for her to be an intermediary between ber bu1ban4 and 100, wbo are at ~word'• point. "There's a Jill in the. family," 1be aaid, "malnly became of tbe 10D'1 love for his mother and the way the f1ther treata her. "We did a lot of kiddtnl OD the set about bow we could set Rlclaard to llnl- Klley WU Broad••Y'• ..... ol La Mancba." He on17 alDp in tbe abonr ta u.e mcme, and n.n I daa't bur blm ,. . "I worked in that film with Peter Ustinov," she said. "He was cWftcult to work wilh -but becauae be was to brilliant and so funny. He always bad some wltticialll and before each scene I'd bave to dlt my nails into my band.I to keep from la\llbiDC." M•llONS• TEL&VlllON prQjec:ta in· elude the mlnlaerl•• "Be1~man, Thief" and "Tbe Dane Cune. •• ODly appearance on epllocllc telntlloa wu on "Tbe Odd Couple." "Jerry Davll. 1 cbum d mine, wu tbe _producer." lbe ~-"He eaupt me ln tbe dlllu.t '1 oftlee Uld eUed me lf I would dD a lboW. I Hid , ... ~· • The Love Boat," airing at 9 o'clock on ABC,~17. 'Ice' movie~ HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Stne Guttenber& will play pile Jim Cral& of' the bocU, team that the RUNl-in tbe Olym- plea ID tbe ABC morie "Mlracle OD Jee." Karl Maldm plays U. coaeta of tbe mcm... wbicb will. be telee..t P_!b. M. ~ , ......... -..._ ......... ....... \ .. ,., [ ' GM more FUN out of viewing tootbtlfl with PRGfl/6 wery Saturday In the Illy,. L•.80YD ) INfORlll In the =• r ...., • ._ ................ _. ..... .... ,._ •• I .................. Cl "'9.1 .__.,AM ... .......... ................... "Cod ......... ........ Ml ............... ,. TIW ...,... Md ·'W9ow." u•I M~Y.-.r l.M Holt: ........ Lea Ounll. M'*c .. ..-.c: JaMM "°""· 1:.--* • 1~ ''Tiie LMI Of .,.,.., Ootafl" (11161 llllri., Jon0t, 8tlt)llen ~­ WNfl • eo-nor'a ..... elnlMofl " ""' ....... ~ a ...... ,...,,.. a.. 10 -· °"*' t.onllclOea turn 141, (2 In.) ()) Nf\. llllVllW AHO ....v.w Ill MCMI * * ~ "Wlttlout "-"• tlortl" (194e) Claudette Cc*>ert. Johll w..-. On '* wey 10 Hollywood a nowllll ,,_...a ~ and hie friend on Ille train. (2hr•.) 11:41• MOYIE **·~"The Front Pege" (19 7 4) Jedi LerrvnC>n. Wal- ler Mottneu. A tougft c:11y editor and a lopnotch teporter CO\l8t the exec:u- llotl Of a oonvlc:ted cop- kllter. (2 h11.1 • MOW * * "The 300 Sc>wten." (11821 Rlcherd Egan, Ralph Alctlardlon. Aa ,,., • ela'e mighty iwmy advanc- "· 300 ~ eoldler• guwd the paaa at Thlfmo- pylM . (2 Iva., 15 min,) -...aHT- 12:30 Cl) MOYIE * * "File It Undlf FNt" (1973) Maurllfl Lipman, John le.._,,.. t:OO I ::0 CITY TV * * "Tyrent" (1972) Alctl- erd .iotw.ton, Emil &oCta. • MAVSllQ( Bart and e girl combine talan1• to add plellty o4 "-noer to ..,. Ofherwl• peeoeful trip. • SAVl AU1llT1C CHLDMH TB.ETI40N (OOHrO) 1:30 8 DON KIMHNP'S N>CKCONCPT a.-te: Robert Guillaume. The Clueadete. The Pre- teodar•. Huey Lewie 6 The Newt, Franklyo Ajaye • MOYIE * * ~ "Saturdey'1 Chll- dlen" ( 1940) John Gar- lleld. Ann Snkfey. 1:4111 =.NIWS 2:00 MOVIE • •'h "eor...tta l<-225" ( 19431 RandOlpfl .:-:011. Ella Fl8tnet • MOVI£ • * "Death Smllel On A Murderer" (1973) E•a Aulrn, Klaus l<lntlll. 2:308 MOVIE * * 'h ··()nee Upon A o..d .._ .. c1e111 Rodi Hllelaon. "-S.iM ,,__ 2:511 NIW8 3:00 Niwa MOYIE * * ·~ "Staves" ( t9159) Onie Davis. Stephen Boyd 3:25. MOVIE * • • * "The lnl01mer" ( 19351 VIC10I Mclaglen, Heathfl~ Angel S:.IOI NIM ':00 MOW * * * "A Yank In The RAF" (UM t) T)'f-Pow- ., • Batty ~ .... • • • °"*"''• ""*Show ~.Die••• 13, ,., PIANUTS ' I I• ., Qlrtes M. Sdlull ·. ;_1_1o_GE_011_0_1 _____ ~~-..,-,.. "°"'That'• for the doort" SHOE . by Jeff MKNeUy by Ferd & Tom John5on 1'Vf .JUST THOUGHT THEYIRE OF E:X.ACTLY ,ALWAYS WH.AT )'ocJ WANT 1HE FIRST TO GIVE' ME "TO FOR CHf?l5 TMA$ ! kNoW ... • ORABBLE I ~R WllA'f .1 SMOULt> &I~ ~9'~ f~ C~tS'™AS? FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE IS P.~'f600'/ ~ f ~LE PH\L ! MISS PEACH by Mell uurius DR . SMOCK THE FAMILY CIRCUS ,1'11~1Ml1 W.,_.l!N AGdrL- ~A'llJ,1 "l THINK '°uire 1"HE NIC&~T BOY .t !VE.ll ME~ II WHAT 00£~ ~MEAN? by Bil Keane . GORDO ITM~N~~~~ NOT~U~. t ,,,, 'i''·: ~ . -. -,· .. 1l ·/3 ~, M~ ~ CA9>'9~. JUDGE PARKER oEftetAHT, l TALKED Tl) AfJ A RE!'./Vl.f OF 1HAf &OW, fHE MRTENDER! HE TOLD ME THAT HI!> MCK CHET HI.I., f11RIKIN6 H15 HEAD ----~-, WAf> fO CHET AND lll'o\ WHEN ... AND THE INJURY WAfJ 1HE THE &I.OW& ~ERE fllRUCK! CAU~ OF HI!:/ DEAlM .' "Those aren't Christmas trees, Daddy. They don't h~e lights." DENNIS THE MENACE TUMBLEWEEDS WIL.L.. -,t>U Hft-P ME FIND M'(FLJTURE HU~'(/ HON? HE'S WEARIN6 A (J)WfJ)'{ surf ANr; ~l~ING AN OLP HORSE. NANCY I'M BROKE TODAY·· I'VE ONLY GOT A PENNY I' LL use IT FOR A P\~CE OF BUBBLE GUM by Gus Arriola by Harold Lt Doux I REAll.Y DON'T HAVE ANY CHOICE.' I HAVE TO f>OOt'. Hll'o\ •.• 'fQ..Ot4lARY MAN&L.AUUHTER.' ,...._ __ ~ by Tom K. Ryan wa!.,m.t HAVE 10 ro '11L HE CAN AFFORV A YOON& C»JE. . , .... ' ............ ·-··· ... ··-·· .. \ 11·11 "Hello. operator'? Quick. get me Wh ammo Toy !" SCfl'.tfM1t.ifJ llJOM~f"OL. ... " f.1.£11'1"6 ... w111CH $1..J\TCP.SE HAS MY PR.ESE.NT IN -MMMFF '? . by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Palatable 6~on 11 Hlghesl 14 Think 15 Love: II. 18 Labor gp 17 Hudllone 66 Like: Suffix 67 Commpn- place 68 Deputy 811 Saloon 70 °''*' 71 Freoch city 18 Angler. e.g. DOWN 20 Enrico - 22 Dtlllp1te 23 Expanded 25 Bird 28 Appends 1 Distress catl 2 Fitting 3 By degrees • Reletlve 5 Roebucit UNITED Feature StoOIGilte Friday's PuUle Sotveel 29 NASA vehicle 30 AMOGlate 6 Gamal Abdel ~~llilEl:'F.+.-l!l!F.-~++-~ 32 Anoint 34 Y ailed 7 Or!lta 311 Solled 8 Also 42 Inn 9 Hocicey's 43 Choow Bobby - 31 Music signs 5 I Alkatme min· 33 Recline e11t 35 W1U1ba tree 52 COior 45 N. Mexican 10 Gins lndl1ns 11 Clocked 36 Coe! bigOte 2 S3 Plead 4e SM&thel 12 SwedlSh Ille words 55 S Pacmc 4tWllPltl 13 Watar bodiel 37 SchOOI. Fr na11on 50 Knife 111 Holiday spot 38 Office Items 5 7 Be loolllhly 64 lady or Mary 21 C11t'anelgh· 40 Volcano fond -bot 41 ~lea 59 Harvest 55 Dlgfta 23 f umblar 44 Slum di~ 61 Garmenl 51 Equipped 24 Income: Fr 2 words 62 Klndled 51Get1 io.n 28 Langth unit 47 Earlie< 6• Stngle Prellx to Bogey 27 Rom.i tyrant 48 Sllp 65 Pos98Sslve 113 Weerlnea8 30 UK money 50 Indian 1111e pronouo . • • A N..,ort ... th cM ................. " .. tat• O¥W NUtrut'Uon tlaaa for Uat Oran1e Cowtly Mu.le enter In Coeta II•• I a)'IDOlld L Wal.on. ,_•oUy electt<t to the Rnler'• board 0( dlr.c haa been appoint~ rmu o/ ili tacilltlea tomnut b)' J<>ft,, M aau.~t ftl!F t'O••l'M' t; I• thlrl or bu1ld•n1 flu~ and ts dra1'1nj the reque t for '>ropoul• ftom 'ano\U arC'h1lt'c uaral r1nna, Rfall IUd S~lect1 o n o f an arc h1te<-l .,..,11 foJlo-. W alSun L pre tdenl of il'b ewport o~ elop •fnt Co He "'"~ I rvint Co president from 1973 '° lt77 Center construct \On 1:. •xpected to begin 1n abo ut two years o n To"' n Center Drive on eight acres donated by Ut e Segerstrom family ol Costa Mesa in the laeart of its Town Center east of Bristol Street. TOQUIDI CINQR AayMOftd l . Wateon HB pair win fair awards Huntington Beach re· sad e nts John Hundley and Marjarie Hielscher were among Orange Count1ans talung top pnies during the third annual Orange County Fall Fair in Cypress.- Hundley headed up A Better Chili Company that took first place in the chili cookoff and CENTER OFFICIALS ea rned the right to h d h partic ipate in the ave anno unce t ey California State Chili will la unch a major drive next year to, gain Championship in May. building funds after MS. HI ELSCHER'S studies showed it will be P ai nt ing . '· Litt I e possible to raise the $40 Corona,·· took first place million required. in the pro fessiona l Pre·campaign gifts a rti s ts ' painting and ple dges a lready "category. t ot a I $ 7 5 O, O O O, a . The fair, held in con· spokeswoman said. J u n c t i o n w i t h Fund-rais ing efforts thoroughbred racing at will be geared to gather· Lo s Alam itos Race iog * million , includ· Co. u r s e . dr e w an ing $15 million to endow est1!11aled 51,000 visitors th e operation. $12 th i s s ea s o n , a m illion for a parking s pokeswoman reported. structure and S4 m+llion in fund-raising costs. Rau said Rooney stars HOLLYWOOD t AP l Mickey Rooney starli as a mentally retarded adult who confronts life after 46 years in a men tal institution in the CBS movie "Whose Arothcr. Whose Keeper FAIR ACTIVITIES in· eluded a nightly talent sear ch that offered more than $5. 00 0 in cash prizes. Grand s weept.takes winners, No nos1na's P o lyne s ian Danc e Group of Huena Park. ear n e d $700 while s e con d plac e ~W<'t'PSl akes winn e r While Water Rus h of Stanton rPce1ved $450. College offers adult classes Four Emeritus classes sponsored by Sad dleback College will be offered at the Hot Springs Dance Hall in San Juan Capistrano beginning Jan 19 A c·ourse in cook in~ for one or two persons will be offered on Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p m Beginning Spanish will be taught Thursdays from noon to 2 p.m. Two Polynesian dance courses are offered with the beginning level class scheduled from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday. An inlermedic1te class will be held on the same day from 3 lo 4 p.m. Students may register for the classes at the firs t meeting on Jan. 19 at the dance hall at 32506 Paseo Adelanto. Cigarette sntoking blrune challenged · LONDON (A Pt> -Controversial British psychologist Hans Eysenck says there is no proof that smoking causes lung cancer and heart dis- ease. His views drew quick rebuttal from an anti· smoking group and doctors . .Eysenck, who has been criticized for contend- ing the black race is less intelligent than the white race. wrote in his book "The Cause and Effects of Smoking" that went on sale Thursday. "The re are loo many inconsistencies. downright errors and unsupported conclustons in the research to make it possible to accept the sug· gestion as proven that cigarette smoking in a m ea ningful sense ca uses lung cancer or cardiovascular disease." IAGUNA. "ANOR RETIREMENT RalDENCE Private rooms in a quiet garden atmosphere over- 1 o o king the Pacific Ocean. 'Attractively served meals including special diets. Daily maid service , phones, T. V. cable and scheduled transportation included. 2130 S . Coast Highway Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (714) 494-9458 " . . Estancia see.b fV8Dl8 for communications · lhtaarla Hl1 .. Sehool of eo.ta liltaa, Mlk1A1 1\ate lfutl _.,.UM S<'hool Improvement Pro1run (SJP), will emphulae buic: communleatioa aldlll lff\IDdlnl ll lPPrGYed. Jn ranldn1 the 1chool'1 pall re· cently, teachers, students and puent.s •ll rated reaclinc. wrtUnc, -vealdn& and Ustenin1 •• tbe No. 1 priority on a list of 16 poealbiUUea. Other basic educaUon ~ out· n•oked efforts t.o mold 1tudeat.s to flt isoc~e ty as f•r as, students and parents were concerned. But tea c hers rated "citiaenshlp" the fourth mbst important 1oal. TUDENTS &ATED citi1ensbip 13th, and parents placed i\ ninth. The SJP program is a systein that attempts to form a school's curricula through participation of its educators, students and parents. All three groups ranked "tain a general education'' and ''learn to ex· amin~ and use information'' hi&h on their list of priorities. Family living, health and safety and learning to i.ase leisure Ume were FABULOUS NAME BRANO Men u a.u-tmportant pals bJ all of the ...... STUD...,. MNKBD tbe develop. meal of atllls to eater • 1peclfte new of won • u. tlllrd IDOlt lmportallt •o•l while. panllll lilt4"1 lt lotb and edu'caton plaeed lt lldl. • 'Tllat'• DOl realb 1urprt1la1." ••ld prin~l,.& Bob rranc1. "Staff cmemben> do not t1quate edueaUoa apd a.ar111n1 with voeaUaul train· ,,.,, '°' the most part. They ....... laclined" took al Milli Deided ri,bt now. And beUdill, we're not Mt up or this." AU three~ 1ave the achool'a current performance a "•aUlfac- tory" mark ln moal areu, olflclals noted. Actor OL role HOLLYWOOD (AP ) -D ick BaJduai lau s.,....S fbr a m.ajor role in lbe movie "Zorro and the Gay Blade,'' atarrinl Geor1e HamlJlon. Lauren Hutton, Brtnda Vacarro and Ron Lelb· man. SALE HOURS: THURS.-FRI. 10-8 DAILY 10-7 SAT.-SUN. 10-6 • • • • r• .... J/J#I . -... -.... Jewelry Stained Glass Wood Sculpture Weaving and Quilting Arts and Graphics leatherwork Basketry Metal Sculpture Handmade Clothing Toys SUNDANCE WEST 112 MC FADDEN PLACE (AT tltE PIEi) NEWPORT BEACH * TUIN Off ,AClllC COAST tfWY. AT IUNllOI AND flOllOW-TO TMI NI MEN'S•LADIES' GUYS•GALS ............. ..,,_, Oeumw 11. tllO ~YPLOT Cl Previewing NFL games . Dalla•, Atlanta, in~• •tand in their way 4 Tbe qUllUOD la not wMtber tbe Rama will reach tbe Natlonal rootbd Ltape playoff but whether tbe)' will mu• lt to tbl end ol tbe n.war· aea10D put tbe Dalla• Cowboys and Atfuta Falce-. Wltlrtwo 1am• nmalalal, tbey bne at •ix memben of tbe rotter tbrouch WneU, lDJury or eontraetdiapute. l'OW'wereatartera. Tlda week tbey have 10 people OD tbe olftclal casualty report, tneludlnj thrff starter• - quarterback Vince Ferra1amo (ribl), deleulve end Fred Dryer (calf) and linebacker Jim Younlblood (elbow) -who are no better tban "questionable" to perform a1aiut tbe Dallas Cowboys at Anaheim Stadium llondaJ nipt and anotbu -cornerback Pat Tboaiaa (ankle) -who is "doubtful." All except Ferra1amo are IOUd veterans, dJl. ficult to replace, and be hasn't •n bavtn11 bad seaaon, either. Rookie halfback )like Guman is listed as "prob- able" with a sore knee but is certain to play. In the last two weeks, the Rama have lost Wendell Tyler with a dialocated elbow and Elvia Peacock to knee survery -bis third disabling btjury ln thrff years. A backup, Eddie Hill, went out earlier, now leavin1 fullbacks Cullen Bryant and rookie Jewerl Tbomu as the only other nmn1q bacb -period. On the other hand, the Cowboys are healthier than they were to start the season and are on a four.game win streak in their uaual ruliahln1 kick into the playoffs. They haven't lost a re1ular season game .in December alnce 1976 . el&btb yur in a row only lf they •Wff P Dallu and Atlanta (11-3) and AtlantJ alto loMI to San Fran· ct•co .t bame Sunday. The Rama wlU miss the pla1off1 entirely ii they flnlab even with Minnesota (8..S). Tbe v~ would have the ed1e in the third wild card Ue-breaker, "common sames," atandinl a final 5-S to the Rams' current 3-4. The Rama will have a clearer picture of their pU1bt by Sunday ni_.,t, a full 24 hours before they meet the Cowboys. WREN THE COWBOYS HA VE THE BALL - Coach Tom Landry hu never been known to take prisoners in these important contests. The Cowboys will attack the · Rams' weaknesses, the 011 TJ' ltlo11d•8 ~••1111.,I 7 at 6 p.-. most obvious bein1 the left side of their defense (the Cowboys' right) with Thomas and Jim Youngblood injured or out. Other clubs have run well agajnst the Rams this season when they .were in better shape than they are now. They also have passed successfully over the mi~dle when the Rams were guarding against the bomb. In passing situations, look for a lot of blitzing. The Rams have gotten away with it lately, with good results. DALLAS' PRESTON PURION AND COMPANY TANGLE WITH RAMS MONDAY NIGHT. Dallas (11·3) ls tied with Philadelphia in the NFC East but must finish ahead of the Ea1Jes to claim the division chaJDpiooship. It wouldn't be enough to lose to the Rama and then get even again by beating the Ea1les in the finals, because the clubs would then be even down to the fifth tiebreaker, where Philly enjoys a 36-point edge in net division points. WHEN THE RAMS HA VE THE BALL - Whichever quarterback they face, the Cowboys know one will be hurt (Ferragamo) or the other will be ~ty (Pat Haden). The Cowboys also may "cheat" a little on their deep coverage, suspecting that Ferragamo is too sore lo go deep effe('tively and that Haden is limited even when he's healthy. The Rams' response probably will be a ball· control offense based on short passes. with just enough running to keep the Cowboys' rush in check. Host dangeroua Seahawka . Chargers must perform The Cowboys want to win this one to avoid playing a wild card game in the off.week before the playoffs. The Rams (9-S) can win the NFC West for the The Seattle Seahawks are as happy to be on the road again as Willie Nelson. As for the San Diego Char1ers, they aren't as concerned about getting back home as they are about getting back on the ri1ht track. The Seahawks, regarded as serious playoff contenders before the season, have had a horribly disappointing year, particularly under 1he Kingdome in Seattle. Coach Jack Patera's 4·10 team is 0.7 at home. And, just to add te the frustration level, Seattle has ,ratcbed <leads evaporate five times in the last three minutes. San Diego almost watched fint place in the American Conference West evaporate in the na· 011 TJ' IOdflfl ~ ......... " ., ' ...... tion'a capital last week. But that stunninl 40-17 up- Hl by Washington didn't hurt as bad after Oakland Jost to Dallas. So the 9-5 Chargers are still tied for the lead in the division. Now they just have to perform as if they deserve to make the playoffs. Dan Fouts was intercepted four times and the .Chargers' high-powered offense was limited to 286 yar~s overall as against the Redskins. The hope in thi4 Saturday afternoon game at San Diego Stadium is that their old friends from Seattle can revive them. The Chargers never have lost to the Seahawks, wbo are coming off a typical 27·21 defeat to the New York Giants, who scored with 1:57 left to wrapituplastSunday. WHEN SAN DIEGO HAS THE BALL -The Chargers this week will try to 10 back to wbat they do best, which is throwin1 the ball. They've always had great success against the Seahawlts, with John Jefferson, in particular, crealin1 havoc in the Seattle secondary. Don Coryell may resort to bis one remaining back formation even more than usual, with Clarence Williams suffering from a sU&ht shoulder separation and several other run- ners complaining of assorted bruises. In other words, the Chargers should keep the ball flying all over the place. Steelers still alive PITTSBURGH CAP> -Now that time bas passed, Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw can talk a bout Pitts burgb 's loss to the Houston KEY llATCHUPS: Oilers without wincing. SAN DIEGO WIDE &BCEIVEa JOHN JEF· The 8·0 defeat, the FE&SON ... CO&NE&BACK llEaaY JUS11N -first time in 11 years In five games acainst the Seabawb, Jeffenon, that Pittsburgh bu been perhapg football's finest receiver, bas caucbt at abut out in a game ball.I for 389 yards and eight -count 'em, ei1bt -Bradshaw started, at touchdowns. Tboee 1tatiatics will not do much to first seemed to reduce buoy. tbe coal'ldence of Justin, tbe llttJe (S-11) the Steelen' chance for third-year comerback wbo wu burned twice oo even a wUd card berth, bombs by~ New York Giants last week. let alone the Central SEATTLE DEFENSIVE END JACOB Division crown , a GREEN n . OFFENSIVE TACKLE DAN AUBie& longsbot gamble. -Green is the rookie of the year in SeattJe, the "I thought we were first-round draft pick from Texas A" M wbO bas out of it," he said, only arrived to add some teeth to the Seabawk.s' pass to team in Plttsbur1h rush. Green owns seven sacks already this year this week th.at the team's and will test Audick, tbt relatively inexperienced playoff hopes still live blocker who bas had to step in for Pro Bowler because the S~eelers Russ Washington on the right side. could end up with the . · --first-or ~nd best rec· St\N·DIEGO DEFENSIVE END RED DEAN ord of a non-division winner. 2x•x8' THRIFTY STUDS OUI 9'1AITHIACk IS &OIN& FOil THE ... Otii9 .. A&AIHST Hl6HNICIS! Reg_ .. $.J ""'1;9. . .. -... -··-. SALE SALE Here's a closer look: WHEN SEA1TLE HAS THE BALL -The 'Seabawks can still move the football, particularly 1n the middle of the field. Jim Zorn remains as dangerous as ever, with Jim Jodat, who arrived early in lbe year from the Rams, providing a pleasant surprise at running back. Steve Largent and Sam McCullum are enjoying good years at lride receiver. vs. OFFENSIVE TACKLE RON ESSINK -Dean, who reported late after a contract hassle, has begun coming on like the all-star who was voted the AFC's top defensive lineman by his peen a· year ago. Mean Fred had two sacks last week in Washington. Essink. meanwhile, is a rookie who has just moved into the lineup recenUy. Esaink is from Grand Valley State in Michigan, where, you presume, he never met up with anyone quite like Fred Dean. For the defending Super Bowl champions to get one of the two wild cards, they must win their last two games, in· eluding a victory over the Chargers at San Die10 . Oakland , meanwhile, must beat Denver and clinch the AFC West, and New England must lose to Buffalo. 4x8x3/8" MAHOGANY SHOP SIDING Reg. $13.89 s 99 Zorn will be particularly active against the Char1ers, attempting to roll away from what can be one of the league's most ferocious pass rushes. Look for lots of draws and screens to Jodat and Dan Doornink, hoping to keep San Diego's front four as much orr balance as possible. Pro football odds The odds (0.er-a4en la parnUaetes) Dallas EVEN at &••• (38). New York Giants plus 7 at Washington {38). Seattle plua lO'fl at San Die10 (46). Butraloplus 2~ at New &l&land (41). CinclnnaU plus 8~ at Cbicaao (38). Cleveland minus 3'fl at M1nnesoU (42). Houston minus 8'fl at Green Bay (35). Kanua City plus 8 at Plttabur&b (39). lliamiplus3~atBaltimore (41). New Orleans plus 7'fl at New Yon Jets (44). Oakland minus s at Denver <•>. St. LcNia plus tlfl at Pbllldelpbla (40). :: San Jl'ranc1lco phaa 10 at AUanta (41). Tampa Bay plus I~ at Detroit<•>. !· .P•Oftle ...... DalJM EVEN n . &a••· •. Wubinlton liYinl points (7) n . NY Giants. San J>6etO pviq pointl (10~) VI. Seattle. :· New &n1land liYIDC polnta (2~) VI. Butralo. Cldeaao 11.tDI poiata <•~> va. Cindnnati. Mlmanta tUlq pomta (I~) n. Clenland. =:.· palnta (WI) n. 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"'uk and, moat hnportutly, came from behuad for \he lO&h time to wm thla aeuoo. Never m I.he Falcona' l~year hi tory nave they bffo in 1ueb a posi\!on, 11-3 atop tbe NFC West and two &ames ahead of the Loi Angeles Rams, with whom they close the season a week hence. The Falcons won the first meeting against the •hrs in t y pic1&l come-from -behind fashion. 20-17. · But San Francisco, now M and winner of three strai1bt, baa been making steady improve-. ment under Bill Wal1b and lut week scored a dramatic 31-35 victory over New Orleans after trailing by an astoundin& 35-1 at halftime. WHEN 'nlE FALCONS HAVE. THE BALL -The Falcon of-fense may be the best in pro football at the moment. Mostly it's spelled Bartkowski and An- d r e ws . In his sixth season, Bartkowski is having an all-pro year with 54 percent comple- :r .. -...: :i.~°! u ......... ....... ,..... 8ankowUi Ml ..... • tfteetive ll Wllliam .\Hrn9. Mdnwl .... barNled over_......_.,_.naad Ml l,UI , ............. TMre ••r • • • •troqer r'8ID1al ba~k la die ....... WI side fl Sarl Campbell. ••SN ns asa1 u vs T8S MIL -SUac. Joe llloa- tua \aoll over for Steve Delerc. lM ... fortunes ba.,. bem OD tbe tile. LMt week, lloetana liad tbe HCODd -balf comeback by tbrowin8 for two touchdowns and ~ for a tblrd. Earl Cooper ii bavint an exceu.t rookie seuon for the •ten. He's the lead.ins pass catcb~r and around 1ainer. Billy Sima and Joe Cribbs will probably make ' the All-Rookie team but Cooper desen-es mention. KBY llATCHUPS: •tE& QtJA&TE&MC& JOE •ONTANA n. TBS FALCON LINEMCKEU -For a )'OUDt quarterback like Montana, tlUa could be tbe key to any aucceu he baa. The youn1 Falcon linebacker corps la one of the fastest and quickest in the lea1ue and last week confounded the Ealles' Ron Jaworski with their mobility. Montana will likely have the most luck dump- in1 puses off to Cooper and other namin& backs. Tlirowina 10 to 1S yank .down field can in- vite an interception. Df*a I Or ............. ~ Raiders-Broaeos STEW BARTKOWSKI Payton hit with fine CHICAGO (AP> -Cbica10 Bears running back Walter Payton bas been slapped with a conditional $200 fine by National Football Leaaue Commiasioner Pete Rozelle for "joltin&" an of- ficial, accordin& to a leasue spokesman. But NFL spokesman Joe Brown said this week that Payton will not have to pay the fine unless he is involved in another such incident with an of- ficial this seuoo. Upset with a call that be bad fumbled, the star runnine back was ejected from a Nov. 23 1ame between tbe Bears and the Atlanta Falcona after be touched official Ed Marion. Payton had been upset with the ejection and had threatened to take leial action against the NFL ln tbe event ol a fine. W LT Pet. Pr PA K·DallM 11 3 0 .111 -M K·Pblla. 11 3 0 .111 -,l.M St.Loala 5 • 0 . ., --NY Giants 4 10 0 .• Ill rN Wubnltn ' lO o .• 114 m ee.tral Minn. a s o .sn m • Detrolt 7 7 0 .500 -256 Cblca'° e I 0 .429 2"19 JM Green Bay 5 a l .mm m Tampa Bay 5 a 1 .313 JM JOO TIM Cleftlud·ll•n•ota af. fair ...., flluna to be ..... peat......_ al tbe IUdftlt, a battle al two al tbe more atti'ft paulq anna 1D pro football - Clevel.nd'• Brian Sipe ven~ MinMIGta'a Tammy Kramer. It allo brtap totetber tuma ~Ith aomewbat lar••r HMOD overtonea: tbe leaden 1D tbl6r l'elpective Central Divillom ol the AFC and NFC. ... . x-AUaata 11 a 0 .'186 353 ~ st.pe ia simply one or pro foot- •••• t 5 o .M3 • 251 ball a IDDlt efftcient puurs. He San Fran. e a o .m 2f11 m a• lltouchdownl amon1 bia • New Orlna o 14 o .000 30 429 completloDa. And, over.,. tbe x-clln..a.-t playoff berth coune al tbe put two years, be -__,,. h•• ~t tbe Browm from A•E&ICAN CONrE&ENCE behind 10 times to victory . But Cleveland 1M leadl Houston ln W L T Pct. PF PA tbe AFC Central by a 8•me. Buffalo 10 4 o .71' 300 m Kramer, meanwhile, bas N. Enlland 8 8 o .511 m • quietly carried the Vikin11 Ball. 7 '1 O .500 SU 125 back to tbe top ol tbe NFC Cen- Miami 7 7 o .500 225 31'1 tral, where at 1-8 they lead NY Jets 3 11 o .214 251 357 Detroit ·by a aame. Cea&ral Hla ~ aren't as impressive Clvlnd Houston Pitt. Cincinn. 10 4 o .114 1111 251 as Slpe'1, only 13 touchdown 9 s o .M3 253 m pa11es •moftl 235 completiona, 8 6 o .511 314 271 but be bas led tbe Vikin1a to five s 9 o .351 203 2'11 victories in their last aix 1ames WHt after backup Steve Dils ·turned Oakland San Diego Denver K.C. Seattle t s o .M3 !IJ1 • the seuon around with a victory 9 s o .M3 311 291 over Wublncton when Kramer '1 1 O .500 * 282 was hurt. 7 1 o .500 285 217 Both teams need a victory 4 10 o .281 280 382 Sunday to Uebten hold• on playoff bert.ba, the vtkincs need- in& one perhaps more so than the Browns. T.-r'ae- Hew Y-<>'-• Weslll"lfon 1°*"'91 1 .. •:30> s .. 111. et s.i oieeo. <CMnne1 •et 1 p.m.i ....,..o- Buff•lo .. -~ Cle,..l....S lit Ml--• ICNnnel 4 •I 10 e.m I Hovtl.., et Gr-a.~ l<•nMOS City., Pl-rllfl Hew o,,._ et...._ YOl'll Jets SI \.~I at PllllMtlpfll• S4n Frenclsc:oet All.,la cc11arww1 f •t IO • m I ClnclnNCl •1 CNc.oo Mleml et a.illrncw• Oelll ..... et Oefl ... r ICllaNWl 4 •1 I p.m.I Tem..-a.yet 0.trotl ......, .. ._ Oellasat a-10-.-1 ~ •U p.m.I Both are or; the road that last weekend of the season. Cleveland at Cincinnati and Minnesota at Houston, the Browns' chief rival in the AFC Central. MeanwyiJe, Detroit pursues the Vikings with two home games. Sunday versas Tampa Bay and next week versus Green Bay. WHEN CLEVELAND HAS ,... MU. -stpe will ... ... ,..... ~and ftllat ....... '° 1et about elOt P1S ta.alM." he .. ,.. wru. Wide ncWwwa Dave Lotan and Bealle aucar 'bil bome nm tbruta. Bat M'U •o to bll baca, too, u be did '° f Gre8 PndU to beat tM .... llike PndU Ii•• Clevelud a aolld nmmn, threat. Cleo lllller chipa ln, too, u be did qalaat HOUiton two weeb •IO· Teama have run 1ucc:eufully on the VUdnp, who are one ol the NFC'• poorest defenaive a .. rt' S••d•w ............... ·•···· clubl. Look for Cleveland to try to soften the Vik1D•• by POUDd- i n 1 their middle . Onie Newaome ia one ol the leape's better tight endl and likely w11l be a factor in both the &round and aerial aames. WHEN MINNESOTA BAS THE BALL -The Vitinp nm- nin1 1ame hasn't been any bet· ter than its defense a1ainat the run. They've had trouble because of overuse of slow- developlng plays that take the ballcarrier too long to reach the line of scrimmage, and the lack of a robust fullback. Cleveland's 3·4 defense will be difficult for them to fathom. Kramer will have to go to the air early and ·often. He has used his backs, Ted Brown and Rickey Youna. extensively as receivers. But his favorite targets remain his wide receivers, Ahmad Rashad and Sammy White. The key will be how much time be gets from bis blockers. He has been sacked 35 times this season. Dt#I ....... ..., ........... ... Rematch has less to off er CRYSTAL SALOON & CAFE w-&.-T CRYSTAL PICK OF THE WEEK NOW AT DAVIS-BROWN . Whal now for the Raiders and Broncos? These same teams met only two weeks ago on a Monday night in Oakland, and it took an unscbuedu.led short run by quarterback Jim Plunkett to produce the game's only touchdown in a 9-3 Oakland vic- tory marked more by what each team didn't do than what it did. Tbe main thinC the Raiders did WU win and stay on top ol the division. The main tblq Denver did was lose and virtually fall out of the AFC Weal race. Denver then played exacUy that way a week later in Kansas City, where they lost aeain, 31-14, on a day in which both Oakland and San Die10 also lost. Had Denver won, it might have been a three· way race lo the wire in the West. Now the question for Sunday is what happens next for Red Miller's players? Oakland produced an arch-conservative game plan for the Broncos two weeks ago. Wlll they again have Plunkett lbrowin1 short and running with backs Mark van Eeghen and Kenny Kine? Denver, after all, yielded 199 yant. ruabin& last Sunday to the likes of Ted McKni&ht and. James Hadnot and Arnold Morgado ln Kansas fin Tt' Sundflfl ~laannrl -I at I fJ.I& City. Or will Oakland, which bu not bad a bil 1ame from Plunkett in recent weeks, 10 back to bomba away? They must win, while Denver, for the fint time under Red Miller, is playin1 for little more than personal pride and the end of the season. Denver has lost two straight and looked impotent in the process. Denver has nothin& to lose in t.rylna to take the Raiders with them into 1980 oblivion. ' WHEN OAKLAND HAS THE BALL - Plunkett was a man reborn when he replaced the injured Dan Pastorin! and led the Raiders on their surge to the top of the AFC West. But he bas looked distinctly human in recent weeks: fewer• touchdowns, more intercepts. Oakland went to its old ttirow·deep philosophy this year, and has not been dumping to its backs as it did a year •IO· Plunkett, however, went back to more of that last week a1ainst Dallas and mlpt be tempted to do so again Sunday under the deep drops Denver's linebackers take. Kenny King has been a major addition and hurt Denver with a bil run two weeks a10. The Raiders still like to search into the end IOlle with passes aa soon as they ~acb tbe opposition's 20, sometimes at the expense of settlln1 for a flnt down instead. Chris Bahl mined four field 1oala in the teams' first meetina. WHEN DENVER BAS' TllB L\LL -Denver has produc~d Just one field aoal and two touchdowna ln ill last two iames so it slid out ol contentioa ln the West. 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"HOT TO .TROJ~ and Altman, u waual 1eta ao or what emeries on the ICNeG eau1bt up ln creaUn1t an ex-(there's little sense of direct p&ot pen1tve at.aaoepbere and la de-development), baa Popeye tallln1 minor, unimportant CRobln Williama) arrlvln1 ln. cbarfften that be loaea 1ipt of Sweethaven in 1eareb of bl• tM bMk story. The film haa 1001-loat fatber. Tb• cltlMM 1eope, but little direel focue and there are overly taaed by t.M Ua• attempll at humor ue Taxman (Donald Moffat), ~ beavy-handed and are mostly imposes levies on almost every embarruai.Dely silly. activity Ca nmnin& l•f that ll quickly run lnto the around). PEH'FE&'S SC&EENPIAY, • Olive Oyl is prepar•aa to ALTIWf•aumillMd,1a-: teretted in tlW eoclal _,.. 11- volvtq tbe •• ,. ,.,. t11111r,, wbicb worh '•&•tatt' t • 1i~H1Ue, cartoe.S.'· ....,. · .-oat '8f tbe aettM ,.,....._ : 1prawlin1 rouabbo... n,ltb which lack exdtftMM' . .,... .. a number of IODCI '1 llalf'J Nlllaoa, with "addlu.9f ....... credited to Tom Plenae. . Williama tCllHls to lfi1111M9" a lot in the title tole aad till performance 1enerat~ loob like an WMilacif!Uaed ilftPl'CMM· tlon, with unfwmy ... a ...... superfluous· slltlek. The .- characterlzaUona an toed, altboup they don't ft11t ta tM context of the ftlm Altman bal created. Du•.all baa some eJdllac • ftlents ·aa Olin ()yl, _.,.._ ale ptaya wltb lbarp, tbdlltt ...... menu a • flllllt · eoeto at,ae. but ahe too often tem• off a overly aluill. DooltJ 11 &llo •· Joyable u Wlmpy, u »e Smith anc1 w...._, aau.p tM7 a11 seem to bela•a I• another movie. The most captl•atla1 and cbarmin1 performaace, however, ls llYea bJ •eale, Inn Hurt • the babJ hee',... A Holiday prev~ of a very special motion picture Lii ...:K, JACK LaMllGte PLAY A IC8NI MOii W MOV19, 'TR.nr ·o.,. of Wine Md...._. woUlhlO.O.r fMMll; tNe picture~' too 'Roses' team remiited Lee Remick joins Lemmon for 'Tribute' By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP> -The last time J mmon and Lee Remick starred in a movie, they won Academy Award no n•Uoos. That was in "Days of Wine and Roses," 18 years aao. They played a married couple who were alcoholics. Now they're reunited u husband and ex-wife in '"tribute." the film version of the Bernard Slade <','Same Time, Next Year") comedy -drama in which Lem· mon starred on Broadway. Once a1ain, there is a 1olden aura of Oscars in the performances or Lemmon -Remick. HE PORTRAYS Scottie Templeton, a fun -obsessed Broadway press a1ent who seeks laughs in any situation, in· cludin& his own terminal illness. She is the former wife who tries to help him make peace with his long.neglected son, played by Robby Benson. ''It's a strance in1redient: conruct combined with an ex- tra ordinarily lovin1 rela- tionship." Miss Remick analyzed. •'Obviously she never stopped loving Scottie. She never felt the ume thing for someone else, even in ber present marria1e, which is OK, but not wh•t she had known before. ·'Life with Scottie was dynamic, glorious, funny, mad· dening and exasperatlnc. It's the old story: she couldn't live with him, and she couldn't live without him." Ml~ REMICK WH here for the Variety Club dinner for Lem· moo, a curious parallel to the ~stimonial Scottie is tendered in the finale of "Tribute." For the past 12 years she has made her home in London with second husband Kip Gowans, an English filmmaker. "ActuaUy, J only lived here three years," she pointed out. "That was when my first son was born and I felt 1 should have some roots. The rest of the time I always gravitated to New York, where I fell more at home." You mi&bt have expected ber career ta._ dwindle in En1lud. • ~t fro.Wit. Durin1 her eatlf · yeara there. Aftletlcaa pro· ducers were still acthe ln En&land, and she worked con- siatenUy. Because she wu mar- ried to an Encllshman, she wu able to surmount union reatrlc· lions and win the role of a lifetime, as Winston Churchill's flamboyant mother in the TV miniseries "Jenny." 8BE HAS IN recent years been a 1teady visitor to her homeland for such films as "Telefon'' and "The Omen" and TV shows "Wheels'" "The Women 's Room" and ·'Haywire'' as M arearet Sullivan. Earlier this year sbe was commuting between Toron- to for "Tribute" Cit was made with Canadian tax·sbelter financing and Hollywood for Farah role for Sophia? PANAMA CITY, P•n•ma <AP> -Actress Sophi• Loren may play the part of dethroned Iranian Empreu Farah Diba in a movie to be made by lillA Loren'• huaband, director Carlo Ponti. · The couple recently made a tour-day visit -to Panama •• 1uest of former head of stat. Gen. Omar Torrija., who sui- gested the film •nd Miss Loren's role in it. The Iranian royal family wu in exile for a time earlier WI year on the Panamanian retlOl"l island of Contadora. The family later went to E&YPt. where the Sh•hdied. Ponti said he also plans to film a movie about the Panama Canal based on the historical work "Path Between the Seu" by David McCullough. He said M isa Loren would play the part of Maria de la Ossa de Amador, the wife of Panama's fint presl· debt, Manuel Amador Guerrero. Via long distanee • 'Tbe Competition.'' with Richard Dreyfuss and Amy Irv· ins. . "Days of Wine aad Roses." ••• a darinc fiJm for 1982, siliff il depicted alcoboUsm not on skid row but in the comfonable home ol an attracUve couple. It al10 marked dep1rture1 for Lem.non and Mias Remick, wbo bad previoutly been associated witb light roles. "It was a ·difficult movie for everyone," she recalled. "Tbe problem was how to handle tbe story in an ~ntertaanang way without falsifying the issue of alcoholism. Both Jack and I did a 1reat deal of research' atteed- iftl AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)· meetints and visiting drunk tanks and jails. "T0.11118 DAY I meet people who tell me that they themselves or their husbands or their Aunt Betty or Uncle Ned or someone close to them bu "'8n an aleobolic, and 'Days of Wine and Roses' helped them tope with the problem." "Tribute" presented a more subtle situation for her as an ac- tress: "She was a woman wbo returned to her former hmbaad for one brief, passionate lbb· ment and then could do nothinl more for him than to 10 awaJ and be ready to return in cue abe WU needed." Miu Remick had not .e. the· ;. Pl•Y, which she said 1be eta-· '1lden fortlmate: ''It's dlffk11lt to erase early concepttoaa." Lemmon had played Scottie Templeton a couple of hundred times, but that didn't prcnre a drawback to the other actors. "AT NO TIME did Jack say, "I'll tell you what worked in the play,"' t.be actress remartred. "That would be the most dama1- ill1 thing a person could do and Jack bu too much respect for other actors. Besides, he knows lhat what worb on the stac• might not work tn a mov~. "In the theater you bHe to reach the farthest sea ta; ih a mo\'· ie the camera Is practically down your throat." Tips from the Happy Hooker Q: la XaYlera a.llaader, ta.e Wa-"BaJ-· pJ lleolter" wllle wH llt .. 'h••• a. lter ••tin Bellud la ta.e owenese4 •711., lllU wrltlq fw a U•m•' la • .UU llYtal aftleef -Ne Name PleaN, 8&8&ell lll ... , N.Y. A: 1be answer to both questions ls yes. Sup- posedly di.stressed by the inflated divorce rate ln the U.S., Madame X used the oveneu telephone from Marbelle, Spain, to her publilber in New York (Forum Ma1allne) recently to pua alOQI ex· amples of what she's learned about the male animal abe feels will beneftt women. "Exploit your womanly wiles," lbe auaests. ''If you don't there'll be plenty of women out there who will. It's obvious what men want. Tbey want• woman with atronc daires wbo ii not afraid to in· dul1e her own and his sexuality. Be all woman and be 'll never ao utray ! In ber ftnt article on the aubJet!l, appear1q in November, 1be aays: "He lik• the idea ol belq mothered by bla lover. He lik• t.be idea ol JOW' ctreum, iq> in aome special kind ol elotbel - whether rubber, black 1toeldnp ar a ... tbroqb dreu. He lik• t.be Idea of you play-adiq at bekaa a booker. He'• aroused by t.be idea ol beinl dominated by a powerful woman who mo• blm l•l there'• DOtJ11n1 dirty aboutaa." HolJMdtr, wbO WU dtported fw oper.atiDC a bouae ot w repute in New Yen wt aJ1111Gr kick· ia1 Melt to Yk:e cops, explelm w11J ... ~ iD ber CGPJ by ~: ''Uaell Sam _,.. •1 body but can't bar my ·voice!" lbe Nld. *.. . . Q:._ ....... ,. ......... E ... &Mir ........... .., ...... .... " .......... 11•11rtelldMt..,-· ··-··· ..... A: Wblll pndity. DGt auditJ, WM tbl ballman ol pidun .......... Lib .... --...,..... .. la ''lltillll • New llllb.'' ..... to ... .. -~·= ............. . And <•-> .... .,. ..... ltOckinlt .. tM .... -...,, ...... tM fl'ODt -ID .. ..,..., ...... DIYL"' Allo, la ,...nee ftl~ ,It ... , ~ tor t11eldrt•t111.-toaedlwlla ._. - '-Glad You Asked That' by Mwly• _. Hy _.....,. unlesstheyweremarried (toeacbolber)! *** Q: nat•1 ..._, wM U.. Ml 1lllt I'd M .... a.., ......................... , ... ... to e...a .... ti llitr twelt ac.. ftat ~ .....,_ ... a. •• ~ .... A: Ula blld to check into &.be bo8pttal beeaUM ot abdominal pain• connected with tbe earl1 1ta1es al ber ,....AMJ. Sbe'a balnl ema ,.,... Mea ... ol bW mfleatrie11 ia l*ember -lbortlJ after ber matri ... to proclueer Mm Gero. ••• • Q: TM TV Htnla wM ...,_ ''lllil KIUJ'' • '"Gw•1ll1" -tM lu& we Mm ti Mr ...... euew. n1hnr ._.,, ... • ..., -Y ...... ................ A: Adl'MI' Amanda Blalte ii alive and well after .-..-. aueeesal\al ......, (bl tm) for • maBoat tumor la ber moutb. "At tbe Um1," 1be tolcl writ.et Su1an G. s.,.,..., "I bad predinl· ly a td&al eeaou.al eoUllpM .... I WU ete- waeed' t ... 1l dMa•1 ·~~ ·=~-:z.m:r:• .... t:. . .... Today, .... ber ...... cllftnltlll ........ , Amftllda tt .. ela two wMb a -~ fei U. Amerlcall C.eer IDeMtr to llllp ..._. ..... wtUl tbl dlWMI ........ •iftl ,.... o1 •--.. -416 )l:Um,'' .. aa1d. "Ya. J9t l&1 'tadt''to aom ... m ...., 1111 a,.rt. TM aalr d*al ,.. cu clD II nep pnaellillill tMt eaaeer II blltl 1 eurecl ...., cla1 ,,, ... ,. ..... ..................... lfW o.wr, "'*''"• A.-, n.," _,. o1 tMe • ......,, P.O. loe ... ,,..... "'"· ........ -,,, a...r ............ ............. ". -·-~ -~:~:'('9 ...... ., ..... ""'......... }" .. ·~--'••'.-.' __ ._.._... .. t;:!..__~..ii NOW PLAYING AT THES! FINE EDWARDS CINEMAS edwanls IN MA WEST .~, 891-3935 .._. SA•LEIACI PWA atCMOATIOC.-.o ' & TotlO 111-HM GENE and RICHARD WILDER PRYOR Together Again in ... STIR C~llAZY NOW PLAYING AT THESE FINE EDWARDS CINEMAS I edw~.~~~B~S!~~~MA 540.7444 ~ "''' ""'"" • tit ••.l ltlt h*Utllle\ • ..... ..{Ill -"'' "CMllCH •CMOllO't NUTMO'Ylf'' -WIU.IAMa QINI WM.DU IMIU.IY ~ALL "1CMARD "'"Oft , .. ·POPEYE .... ~- ..STIR CRAZY" ..., ·==-~~ ............... -.a SADDLEBACI PWA IL TOIC> AT IOC ..... & fOIO. Sii-HM ""OfWlw•I Crllftln N "'""l.onll .,. tlJYS ., I :-_ .. ~.~ ..... ~ ~ ':.m~ Ofl>IATM '~ ~ -H • ., "RETURN OF THEDAAOON" . ........... .. .. ,_ ,,. ~-.. , .. •·•. ,.,. """ Ill 11 '"' '"'""'' HMll I tll M\ ''lmAtaAlLI" (N ' •• CMIU PILOf . . --~ .. .U.YWOOO <AP> 0,... • tM 0....y ,..,._,. A -.. .,.. • ,.., aao .... DMMr ......._. u.. .. 11111Dell1driO&\lPtolllwe..,._U.. l ...... .....,_... of l'7 __ ,I ft ti daii ....... ........ ...,,...t. ... a .......... l ...,,... Id .i.e. tM i-., ..... •ltW tOIDPUY 1tole ..t ol Wah'• 1\all JI nil • WI Ital', 0.w.W &M labblt. ft1t'1 ........ ~llleh1 ...... fte reeeet dtfff0oe WU 1-9 by Don Bluth, a ....... but flnn·wlU..t artist wbo Ud cllnct· ed the an.Imation of .. Pete'• Oral(ln •· With the bacldq ol Aurora Produetiou, IMaclecl by two other ex-Dis neyltea, Richard Irvine and Jamea L. Stewart, Don Bluth Productions .... formed. Operalin1 at firal from Blut.h's 1ara1e. the new firm turned out a short, "Banjo the e&.uTM ,Woodpile Cat " and a two· minute sequence for ·'Xanadu.• Theo Bluth plun1ed into a feature, "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of N.1.11.H." ... , ..... ,, •.• Buddy Ebsen of Newport Beach, star of TV's ''Ba ma by Jones,'' tries out a few steps as be an- nounces his return to the stage in a Broadway. bound musical C6medy "Tum to the Night," opening in Los Angeles in March. ·~ Trlt?t~?? e I ,,_.., l°'DI to bl a lot of erabbtq about tut week's •• quesUoa today, but llDee ao OM solved lt there'• no dlffe..,nee in tbe atandinp u 15i four top trivieddieta all coUec:tad aiDe po&Dta. Wltb JUlt three CODteltl n...,lntn1, ...... .... , and 8llAXAJI are deadJoeted at tbe tum·· T8IVIA BOWL ll 8TANDING8 '· ....... ...,1,, IMAJUIM(tl I. Trecy.....,Ct) ............ Ct, ............... .......... Cl, ......... ~Cll ................. .,11) r .......... T-C•I "' •• ·~ ...... (..W .. "' ltt •. .....,., ~ ...... "' .. Mt .._,.....,I~ .. tte ,., •Clillm """• (II .. V. .. v. u .• .,...._mw ••"' " II. ....,., A...,. ct"'I M ti II. •8ldl--IJ) »V. • llO IMT8T aUelVID -.... el' "· .... _ _..... mit, while T1·ae7 GMfreJ and 8arMn Dell• are breathin& down their necb. Looks like another photo fuaiab. Since you all did so well on restaurants, try an ice cream parlor in number nine for lbe bonus score this ti.me. Have at 'em. l. BEVEaL Y LOUISE NEILL didn't want to be conlused with Swpennan's lirlfriend Noel, so sbe chan1ed bername to •Ital? Z: A monthly award is 1iven in what comic strip? 3. Name the ski instructor who died at the bands of Claudine Lon&et. 4. ••A riddle shrouded in mystery and wrapped in an enl&ma" wu ·the way (a) what 1tateaman described (b) what Country? I. IN WllAT Ma DID tbt &own lD tbt ... ''&leape''meet? I. Nune tbe morie ltar wbo. dun. W.W War 0 , bad a '5,000 bounty cm lda bead from tM Nam. 1. Fourteen consecutive lnYitaUaal to tM Pro Bowl eamtitute an NFL neord for wt.at .... -retired player! a. IUeD, Louise and Emily abare a com.-"creed" Ila what play? . 1.1N nm llOVJ• .. llONNIS anc1 Clyde," .,... wu tht ume ol tbe lee cream parlor la wblcb tbe outlaws' ambulb wu plotted? 10. Bill and Diet were la tbe 1ame racket, but there wu no kwe lolt betWMD tbem in what movie? LutW•'•AMwen 1. Herbert Lom (name cbqe) 2. Mooa Mullina <doe named Serateb> 3. "SUhouettea" <wrona block> 4. He created the flnt cro11word pu11le (Arthur W)'ftne) . 5. Gtncer Rosen ("Embraceable You") 6. Micbelob (weetencb ad) 7. Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indiana < Williama lbit'l) 8. "Monique" <Lucienne Ravenel) 9. The Cracked Crab Crendeavout restaurant) 10. "Goldfinger" (movie rjddle> f Send pr~ to TRIVIA, c/o Uw Dailf Pilot, Bos lSIO, CCMICO M•.a naf. AU ntM• mud be r'lttiNd bit w.-..-. oClwrwiM haJf ,,.. ,,..,.., Jod acor. llNU be Den Blulb Productiona bas moved out of lbe 1ara1e and into a modem two-story buildlne bebind a saviD1s and loan office on Ventura -·--------------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii"iiiiiiiii~ifii~-------------------­ Boulevard in Studio City. I stopped by one after· aWGrded) aoon for a prolfess report. I WAS MET BY llel Grilftn, lbe only non· l>ianey member of the manqement team lbat in- cludes Bluth, Gary Goldman and John Pomeroy. Griffin. ~, bandies business affairs, and be escort- ed me tbrouah the departmenta. There seemed to be a pioneeriq spirit amona lbe 38-penon crew. "Don doesn't let us &et luy," explained Done Lanpher, 45, who was·crealin& such effects u bub· blea, ripples and cobwebs. "It's euy to 1et luy in elfecta. You see a deadline starin& you in the face and you're tempted to tum out stuff like those Saturday morning TV cartoons.'' The tour ended in a screening room where we were joined by the other three partners. Like alJ .~imatora, Bluth, 43, is a good story teller, and be dell1bted in recounting the story of the field mouse, Mrs. Frisby, and her stnJcgles to save her home and family from bulldo&ers. She finds aJlies in an oreanization of rats who are "beyond man in intelligence and more spiritual as well.•' . "BRILLIANT!" ~:,··~ ": ..... r. -Charin Champlin, ~> .. LOS ANGELES TIMES t ALTHOUGH MOST OF 111E animation was penciled drawing, without color. lbe clips were im- pressive. With expert voices such as EU1abet.h Hartman, Dom DeLuise and John Carradine, the animals are lovably anthropomorphic, their move- APon::lmounl Picture lftJI' ' CM.Alt.. • • .,,....,,..,.,,.__~...,I .w .. ~..,.. ......... .._~_ ... --.J Im ~ ........ CIMMIWHT Wtstm1ns1t1 89 • J93~ ments lifelike and lively. After the screening, the film makers reflected on their new enterprise as well as their old employer . . ''The difference in working here is lilte night and day.'' said Pomeroy. who spent seven of his 29 years at Disney. "Here we have artistic freedom without aU the red tape and googaw of a big or· ganizalion. Over there at Disney, you fell like just a tiny piece of the creative process." "Everyone here refers to tbe movie as 'pun,' " obMrved Goldman, 31, and etlht·year Dlaney man. "At 11 o 'clock at ni&bt you'll find lbe lights on and people still wortin1. And on IMIUU' C•llA CHlla Costa Mes.i 919 •,. • MMllllMAP'WA 8•ei ~2'J.S339 .. •Hlll.liect•He ... ""''-··· Saturdays and Sundays, too." ON STAGE SATURDAY NIGHT JIM MARSHALL GE0Rl 1t: l CA~ .i1J FRANC. I!:> FORn COPPOLA prr...,n1 AHLM~· S TllE StL\l>OW WARRIOR 1 edw111s CINEMA CENTER"] HA .. 014T ADAMS. COIT4 MIS4 MISA YllDICIMTB 97'·4141 The Greatnt Tenor Voice In All Of Southern Callfomla. . DAVID COPPEN AT THE KEYBOARD A HOLIDAY SHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ON SCREEN ftl.UI RICHARD CMA..al.AIN "THE LAST WAYr' C•ll 142-5171. - Put • few word• lo work tor ou. ADVANCE PREVIEW SCREENING TONIGHT at 8:00 PM A GOOOMARI( l'rodu<lion A ltlCHMO DONNER Fil"' "INSIDE MOVfS" Slotrine JOHN SAVAGE DAVID MOllSl • OtANA SCAIWIO ·AMY WlllOHT M11tk (OlftPOMd by JOHN tAHY film Ed.led by FRANK MOH ISS l'rodv<l•Oll Oet4Qne. CHMlfS R05lN Oirec:lor of l'tloloarQflhy LASZLO KOVACS, A S C loMd Oii o -"br fOOO WALTON Sc'""PioY by VAlftlf CURTIN & IAllRY LEVINSON ~by MMIC M TANZ & R.W. OOOOWIN /\f":J-:'\ 1--------...,..-==-==~-;;:-,• l Directed by RICHARD DONNER L' n..'..J ~~----~ --=-- ... cma•sa · Broo~hurst -loge 772-6446 South Coast Plaza 546·271 l n~~~~~~~~-~~--~-~-~~-~----------; ..... Cinema Viejo 830·6990 REGULAR FEATURE WILL IE IHOWN BEFORE ANO AFTER PREVIEW. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE 1M ~IW ol f1'111t•Dn9.s11 fO _,lbtm ,,,.,..,,,. •bOut""' -1411•0•~ ol tfl>v• c~ tor ,,,,,._..,'1 Oy ""'" eltMOl'M r;=;i "lL •GES AO ... lfTED ~ a.n.~•• Auo1enc.1 All tJ IBli l\NO [l!l FILMS RECEl\/C rHE SEl\I. OF THE lolOflON F'ICTURf COO£ OF SElF REOULAl lOH ·- WW "THE EMPIRE (li'OI STRIKES BACK" -..OPAUU- "AWAKENING" "'' "fADE TO BLACI('' ==:;..:_:;-::.. .. -_ _, l"FLASH GORDON" (PG) "THE NUO£ BOMB" l --. . -::=::> l "SONG OF THE SOUTH' "APPLE DUMPLING GANG 101 RIDES AGAIN" .____ ____ __. "AIRPLANE" ll'GI "BLUES BROTHERS" "CH£ECH & CHONG" ,· , .. , ~ "IDOLMAKEA" "DIVINE MAONESa-- 1111 AU. ......... ........ ~, a..-··-·-l'U~ ,- ,kllltf atC-.-s .... 1\1/111 .... s.c . ....,. .. .,_,,_ 494·1514 s.c. .. , .. , .. .,_, 494·1514 GCK.MHl'•lll PRIVAft llJIMAMIN 11111 ................ I VAii WHAT I YAMI PONYI' .... . •a:.• ............ -- -~---STUtCAAZY 1111 IUI·-·-·-·- I YAM WHAT I Y AMC POPIYE -· 11:··~··•·9*·-,~- OOLOll HAWN'" PRIVATI llN.IAMIN 111 ·•·1:1t•lclf• .. •ttlll ------STIRCRAZY 1111 -.,. ........ . IA' ...... t=-•tnl •lr:9• .. •t•rt• --·--LA CAO« AUX~ .. , _., .. --·Ut·••• THI "'TZ (lit .... , .......... .l:"i9·P-•••1• • Pub viait etu.,.,fies • praoner l.ONDON (AP) Wlwo tM coaridl felt rHllH• •n London"• lrl•toa Prleon, UU•Y poffolld ov.r U.. wall for e drlnk at the local publ. T lae lr ev.o .1n11 ou\ 9'Aded WMn OH ·prtaour 1ot too dtuM to t-Umb back M 1110rial AMAi D POLIC~ tound 21 )'UN>ld Anl1n Rutt y , ae n •t n& si x o•oolhs lot \hd\, Sltlil\I und•t a 40 foot ro p e daa•Un* lrum tb.s prlaon roof The rope wu m•de o f knotted coveralls. • s t for Payzant Memonal services for oro na d e l Mar w a t e r co l o r arti s t C harle Payzant w1U be held at Newport Beach 's S t Michae l a nd All Ange ls Church o n M o n - day at 2 p.m . P ayz.ant, who die d N o v 24 i n Newp o rt Beac h at age 82. w as a forme r artis t for the D is n ey S tudios a nd w orked o n t he animated m o vies "F a ntasia" a nd "Sn o w White " A n a tive of Nova Scotia , Pay zanl m o s t r e· cently worked as an ii· lus trato r fo r e ducation a l t e xts a nd won a number o r prizes for his work H e is s urvived by his wife. Terry Sha nno n P ay z a nt , a s t e p d a ughter and a bro the r in Nov a Scotia . The family r equ ested that donations be m a d e to the Charles P ayzant Memo rial Fund, in care of St. Michael and All Ange ls C hurc h. ANDREWS JSABEL C ATHA R LNE ANDREWS 1 ISABEI. A ~ D R E WS PEASE 1, l'l'Sldf.'nl of Corona del M ilr. Ca Passed away on Uecem ber 11 . 1980. Survived by son a and d aughter-in-law Alan \' Andrews. M D a nd Belt} An drews and ~runckhildn•n Alan, Jr . Betsy ancl ~htr). daughll·r an1l -;on 111 l:t"' Cuthanne Andrew" Rri1tnn and Du nald A h rillon. gr:rnddaughter' (';isc\ .1nil A n d r c ,, ti r 1 t i o n G r;i ndch1ltlrcn Hu· ha rd 1\n drew s . Thom01~ dOd J<int•I Andrr"'s Dt.>Mllk . 1·hiloren nr the lull' Holic·rt I. An tlrcws and g1 cal gr:inds•in Brundon 0 <"M1l11·. also c.ur VIVl.'d bv sister'-Anne Cr<l\\ I. Beal rl<'1' i\nelersnn and Hel I .> K o h I t· n be r g 1• 1 a n d brothrrs Donuld .rnd Jomes nder~on all o l' S out he rn Ca l1forn1a M t·mur1ul ser\'lt·e~ will ht• hl'l<l un S un duy, Deccml>l.'r 14 1980 a l 10 OOA M al Lhe P:H'lflt' \'If;'\\ C h a pel The rt1m1l~ rt•quests memonal eontnbu1io11s bC" madl' to 1ht• J-;abel (' 1\n drews Me monal fo'und, llo:t)! Mem onal llnspital. Nl'wJ)<lrt !leach. C<i f'a1·1r1c View M or t11 ar\' :'\""'""rt Dl!ach, rlirei·tori. 1.un IHGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WlSTCLIFf CHA .. ll 427 E 17th St Cosla Mesa f\41'-9371 "'HCflaOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAtlY 627 Main SI Hunlinqton &ach 536-6539 Niie FA .... LY COlOHIAL FUHlltAL HOMf 7801 Borsa Ave Wes1m1ns rer 893·3525 "ACllfC YltW MIMCHIAL .. M• Cerreterv Mortuarv Chapel 3500 Pac1l1c View Drive Newoort Beach 6'M·2700 ~MOlTUAaltS LaQuna Beach 4!M·9.C1 5 LaQuna Hills 766·0933. San Juan Cap1s1rano •*-1ns *DOI LA~MT. OUVI Mor1uarv • Cemertrv CrerTWtory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-55~ ,..c••on.s UU.•OAOWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broedw1y Co.taM ... "2·91~ R\allY was sentenced to another SIX months ln pnaon after adm1ttin1 ro b r ealcin& o ut of the p rison . ·He als o w as fine d $336 fo r sl e alina a car on one j aunt, the ft and Olher offe nses. POLICE TESrlFIED Rutty told the m s e c urity was so lax at BrilltOn t h a t at l eas t fiv e prisoners broke out on each of 21 nighu, buying liquo r with m on e y they g ot from their families . He said he took part beca use he "needed a '-~eak." o .. u1h ,,,,;, .... BEAi.$ \'llW l'JIA BEALS, rcs1 dt-nl or Laguna Niguel. (.'a n1t•1l on Dccemhcr 11. 19HO He lnvt'd Wife or Hubert c; Heals. loving mother of .J udll h Mou ch a rd . R obert, Th(Jmas, Daniel :ind Michael Bl'ab. a lso s urvived by 4 grandchildren and 2 sisters . H e l en Page a n d Lucy Stariin ic k a nd I brot he r Hoben Conklin Mr:. Be;ils was ;i long tame res ident or Lag una Niguel, C'a . a member or the Ali~o CrcC'k Lad1c~ Golf <:lub and ;in a c· lave member of St Edw;1rds Catholic Chun·h Rosary "'ill he held on S unda y , December l·t . 1980 a l 7 30PM and Mass of C hris· lian Burial on M on d11y, De(·cmbcr 15. 1~so ;i t I I OO A M . bol h at SL Edwards Calholtc Ch u r c h . Dan a Potnl. Ca O 'Connor l,aguna llllls Mo rtu ary dtr<'ctors. CROSIER Jo~LO R E:'ICE li C ROSIER. res ident of the V i ll a Valencia , Laguna Hills. Ca Passed away on Det•cmber !I, 1980. She is sur- \'1 vcd b) nieces Mary Helen J o nes of Balb<lil Is la nd , C a and B;irbara J . Cardwell of Costa Mesa , Ca Private ~erv1ccs un<I lnterrncrtt were held at Pacific View Memoria l P a rk. :-.i~"'pnrl Beach . C'a o n F'ri da y , De t'e mbcr 12. 1980 Miss l 'ros ier h<itl t>t,en a Lcat'her in I hf• I Al~ Angele~ School Dis lnt•t for 40 )<'ars . She was a Cti\'l' m tht• Retired Tea t·h e r:. A:;snc1a l1on , W11m t.:n s Ovt'rscas League, the Ebell <.:tub. Opera 100. the Old Treasurers Group. T hl' Fncnds of the Library of :'llewporl Lll'<tch . Ca a nd Lhe Orange C 1>unty 1-ll s lo r 11· u I S 1H' 1 c t y Tho s c w1sh m R l(J rl'member M1si. Cro:.1C'r m11y m ake l'Ontnbu· 11oni. 10 lht• Sudrllebal'k llospll~1l 1>r lhe Vlllu Valen t1'11.1 Florencl' C:ro~1er Living :'>l e m oraal f''und Pacific \.1ew Mortuar). 'iewport Reat•h direl·tur~ M l 'RPH\' T llOMi\S i\_ Ml,'RPllY, resident of Yorba Linrla . Ca Pas Cd awa\' on December lll. t!IAO tie w01 s a t'ar p e nter for t h l' Gt'n eral C'onst ruction Company for the pusl 30 vears I le w:1s a member of the 1-:tks Lodge and un arm) vetcr<1n fro m World War I Ile 1s survn·cd by h1~ sons Patrick C \1urphy of Yorha Linda. Ca and M1c h1Jel J Murphy of New York, a lso survived by 6 grandchildren Recitation of the Rosary 'A ili he held on Tuesday, December 16. 1980 at 7 OOPM at lhl' Harbor Lawn Chapel Fina l inter- ment will be held in the f am1)y p lot In Sc,:attle. Washington Harbor L nwn- Mounl Ol1 v~ Mo r t uary of Costa Mesa forwarct ing directors 54(}.~. WARE CATHY GOODE WARE . a g e 32, r esident of Long Beac~. Ca. Passed away on W ednesday. December 10. 1980 at Pacifica Hosp it al. M rs . Wa r e w as born on December 6, t948 In O range . Ca _ a nd was ra ised a nd e du cated ln Hun tington Beach . Ca .. gradu ating fro m H u ntingto n Beach H i gh School in 11166. She has been livin g in Long Beach, Ca. for th e past 2 years. Survived by her husband John Ware, a son Justin L. Ware, he r p a r e nts Mr. and Mra. Do nald E. Goode o r Hunt· ln1ton Beach, C a. and a sl1· ter Carol Jacobs of Hun\· inaton Beich , Ca. Funeral services will be conducted on S•turday, Dece mber 13, 1980 at Pie rce B rothers S m Ith 's M o r t uary w llh p astor Chuck Smith of the Calvary C hapel o r Costa Mesa olficlat.ln1. Interment will be In Wu tmtn1\er Cemetery. P\t-rce Brothen Smiths' Mortuary dh-ectors. Sl8-1531. For the tlecord ...... ......... &AL MOWttALNIMYtealAN ... .._tNACM,(A. oamertt.•• M1 ... 11Ws-a.w.r ,ll'll,'4- lf'9 .... lli«ll....,, M• •M Mn . O•wlct 00<1•1toe ~...,.,... . Ml .... -~ ...,., .... , ....... _, ~1t.94r1 Mr •nd Mo Cl•Udo Willi S.11 (1-lllol, ... ~ ...... Mr An0 Mn. C..vlct f •UUlt, C.O..i. ,.. .... ,,1 ¥• •N ¥" fl•ome• s ...... c. ........... , /lllt Allll W '-~ l(llOA, HIHll• lfl9l0fl llMCll, ..,. /lllt -M'1I T-. Ahl, F....,,. i.111 va11.,,..., Or-.wtt,1• fl/Ir .... ""'" St .... ,,. o. .... eo.i. -...... , Mr •1111 Mn . W.id> Ilic,..,_ lr•I .... ''" • Mr ano /lllt\, T°"' H•I"'• lrvlno ""' . Mf •"0 """ S.rglo Alv•ro•. '"''""· etrf Oc~•.•• ""' ••tll MH De•ICI Golby, t..agune 6taCt\,116y Mr •nd """ RICh•rd 800,,.,. ftv1M ,91" Mr •nd *'-.Hrrr l.Amol,.., Hunl· lngton 8"ch, II"' Mr •nO Mr> Douvl•• H•rrlnq1on. N•woort h A<h, 91r1 N•--·• Mr •nd ""> JOM M.ur•r "uni UlQtOn 84>•(h, girl ......... " Mr and M•• R•..O.I M<1r~>, Cot l• M•>A. OOr M r •nd Mr\ fert, K•lh COSI• ' SelUtdey, O.Cembtt 13, 1980 -. ~ PlJBUC NOTICE PUBUC NMICE PVBUC' NOTICS PlJBUC NOTICE ... ,_ ltOTJU ""'"INO•lot PICTITfOUllUll•ett fllCT1'1GUt..i•aa ..-ncet0caaD1'NNlt NOTl(I IS Hl .. lltY GllllN iMI llMlllltTAT8•1rT --ITAHIMllfT .. .._.. ....... ,.. _I .. ~ Wiii lie NCe4 .... 11of l~• ... ......_. ,.,_, lt'e ...... Tiie i.llOWl"f ,.,.On\ ere •I~ 111a.•t1t-.. v.c.c.1 ... c11yf!lc...'9-.. ............. "'-'""-'.. _ IMI ,,...,., NOTICI "Ml•t•YOIVIN W Ille 1• CltrCleftl el ._ City H .. I 77 l'alt I N llWl'OAT I' I N4NC I A 1. THI MOYl llCIOMPOH .. S, tetjv, ,,..,...,, ., MA•IC M. LIVIN .... Orlw•. c.e ...... C..tHorlli•. 1111111 sc•ow. 11 C••11•r•I• ....... 101-.. A-,"· o ..... LL, ...... NANCY f'. LIVIN, f r11111erert, 1M 11ew fl 11 .... "' l'I J«IWy I, .......,llNidl,CI...... l1' .... c.llHltlli1'2Mt --................ 141'•" Jof· '"'· •• Mlkll ll-llley .111 i. ....... c11.::.:::-:!:::.1u::'~' <• A111t'."'~~ ~':-M.2!: ~~,.·,.· ,,. ....... '"" -''"""· c.v...., .. ""'""" ............... '" , ... (*6fttll "' • ..., .. -..... ... " Or ..... , ...... c.!Hwllict.ltlet1-.i11 (111111 ... t lot 'VltNISHINO A~L Ne,......,.919'1',C-.'2MI ·-lfllllllt •• ·~· ti " "'-I• LAIO•, MATlltlAl.-S. IOUl~INT, -'.",'~Ml-••<~ ... ..,.,_ Clrct• Willl•m t..wcu , ••OJ"' ·-·1.0 a.·~·--~•• 0 r • ... 1 ..... l•IDo• "'"•1111t. B•IM• '"•""· ..__. -~·---llf llA ,. .. ,.. l'OltTATION ANO SUCH Nl'W"°"THOMf C .. lll'l'letaMJ SHA"'"°• Tr•WIWt, --.. Mltl· OTHI• l'ACILITllS AS MA'( I f LOAN INC G• .... A U lctol, 1'622 >e< .. t1 ........... " u..._ ....... Cllr•• ltlQU}lllEO lO INSTAl.L AP· • 1rvl1M, Clolftl~ M O•••• Stele et P•Ollt'MATll y U ,OO SOUAltE IY Cert l(klllt, AV.I\ .. , OIC, lr~IM, C.lllort\let271S C•llltrfll-. , •• , Of' l'OltflANO CONCltf.fl T ~ Thh IMltlnoo h COtlOuCIH br • '"' ,,_,v .... "-* .... I• c ... E H T s I 0 E w A l IC A T "1' ... _ ... fllM wllfl tflt llmllect ... -.... p. ctncrl-ll\ 9'fWll "' All 1•0 111 TIWINICLE f'Altl(, COSTA MESA, ,..,,.,, Cl••ll M Or~ C_.~ Otl 0.0.-.,CI-L!=-ldel ., ... , II~ _......,,. .,.. ..... CAl.ll'OltNI... Oe<Amw 17. ,..,, .---- .... el tfWll !Ge (l<e-.. 111/tl,_H A ti( of p!IM, ~llkoll .. , end I "1'1461 'WC .. lla Oi•Oll• llntwn 11 GOl.0 11 ANN 'S ICE-Mlllt <-tel---·.,..., ---PlllM -0rMet CAIMI o.lly l'llol fhl\ "el-I ... hi.a Wllt\ the t i.EA/Iii ~ CANOY, IN loeetect •I telllecl tn ._ oftke of Ille 0.petll'flltll Doc 1), ,.. 77, 1~, J ... >, 1'11 5011"° County CMrk ol Oren11e COUftlr on IOIS H ..... , .... , Clly .. lnrl.._, OI U 15"re Sir vices, '1 l"Olr Orlvo, -NO•tmb tr It, IMO. COW>4y fll Or.,., st.It ol Gllltor'lll• COiie Mhl, C:..lforlll•, -r9(elpt ol PVBUC NOTICE PuDll"'*I Or-C.0.•I 0111~1=. Tl\e llUlll .,.,_.,., Wiii llo CCIII_.,. 0 not1rel-.W• ... ol ... 00. II bidde<\ N -..-"'•l•ct °" M •fttr 1111 1111 41•v 01 •0Quo11 111-s -s11t<lllcello•u be -------------! ,. o_v_,,_._o.c •. ll, 10• 1* ___ -.._eo_ O•omNr, llllO, •t 10·00 A,M. el ,.,..llect, ,,.. cl\ergot will Dt '1 ~ per ... ,,... GltOV Elt E.SCllOW COltPOltAllON, YI. ,,CT.nous IUSl••H -...,._ I\ 1"'2 lrvlne 81Ycl , f.ec:t\ Did N II be m-., UM pro-"AMI nATIMlllfT '''"'"' C.11._.ftle. Thet tlllt let I ctete ~I lorm -Ill lt\e m4tlll'tr provided Tt\• lo4lo,.t119 ,_,_,, Ort Ool... "CTITIOU5 IU51 .. UI '°' 1111,.. Claimt '" ,,.. HC•ow r"'•r•-4 111 lite '°"''«I OocU"'41nts. end Shall l>U\lneu ... NAMa ITAT•N•T lo"9relnls ~r J0.1'90 DO •«ompenlff Dr • cerllll .. 0, COGHETICS CONFEltENCE The IOl~no --i• 001"9 Dusi· So fe r •S 11 known to lht <etllltr'S Gheek or •bMlbotlellcw llOI S'l'STEMS. 17j0 EHi Dffre, Seil!• nenes Tr.,.,1.,..._ all lluMn•H ,..,,,., •nd l•U It\.,. 10 Pllt<e<ll o1 1M emo....I oo Alie, Celllornl•ff105 COP'I' SEltVICE, 111 W 111h St., .-.SreUOI UMd b'r ltle lr.,.steron lot Ille Diet, -INIY•blt 10 llW Cllr ol Wllllem M. MAC Kay, '1 ln .. rlO<l'ly Svlle A·•, C.. .. MtM, C•, m :n 11\e HSI lllrM .,.. ..... s..n. Coste Mt~ Bl'rd • T-MI s, Tl'lornlllll, On· OwU• ~. 142 E Una SI .. PUBUC NOTICE ') CAA. Y PILOT PV9UC NOftt'S PtJBLIC NOTICE "t ~~~~~~___:.t..._ PICTlflGUa 941 ....... ......ITAflMaltT Tiie f .. lowlno --It ctoille Mii ,. ..... Al.L WEAl HEll COATINGS, .lit) ProehKllClll lllece, Ne....-t .. ech, e. nw Rolletl W. Sm1lh, U Ol V/ f• ...,.. .... ,.._, .. ecll. Cl. ftMt' Thlt bu\lneH It Cllllllwelect 'Y Mf.tt>• diwl-1 ;; lt-1 w. Slftllll Tith st.I-•• Ill .. wllll tlle Co11nty Cltr-of Orange C-1\1 on 0•1.0. ~ '· 1'90 Tht Contractor 1he ll, 111 lht lerlo, c.n .... U T.JllS CoUAMeu, C. n.v RCIMld 8. Sl'leplro perlormence Ol IM --•net lmpr_. C>ouelet II. M«ICn . MS e.u lde Thh -lneM la cetldlKlect by •n 1,.. ,. ... ,. Sellctt'• Slt•olro meni., conform to I,.. L•-,_ ot Orlvt, Coron. clel M•r, C•lllor11I• dlvictuel. Publllhtct 0<efl9e Gol•t Oelly "''°I Ho ... ,.,_ 20, t•. Tr.,.-.r .. s tllO Slelt OI Cllllornla et\111 other law\ '2125 Owil• ~ Nov 11, "· Dt<. •· 11, IMO 41lt-to ~-=~~::W ;",,.~~0~=~111 °',~~~~:!:i.!~ .. ~:~~ 11e~!!1 ~I~ cone""'" by • coTu~:Y ·~::-:: ~ ... :~.;:~~v 1: •------------- T•\tllt, Clol.....,• such ¥•rlallons •• ,,..Y be roqulrtct u,.. I C)Qu(jles A MklC•y Howombt<' 10, IM PVBLll" NOTICE ltcrew llfl. s.1n D·• d., Ille SC>etlal sl.tlulH pur..,•nt to Tiii\ , .. ,.,,_, was llltcl wlllt Ills 111.,.. 1,_ _____ T' ______ _ PubllSlwcl Oraf9 co.t\I Dally Piiot w111ch prootdl1191 htrtuncler art Cout1ly Cler-of Orange County on PllDlithtd 0r.,... C:O.JI Oellv Pilot O..c IJ. 1'10 5011-to l•-•n a'ld •hlct1 ... .,, nol 'been O.cemo.< I, IMO Nov n. 1', Dec •, IJ, lMO ~ '~C:!}1110UST!T81"!,1~,!'T 1 \UOtr .. dtd by ,,. e>r0•l1lon\ ol Ill• f'U11tt ------------,._.., .. '"'"''" ~bot ~. Preference to laoor ,,,.11 Publl\lled 0ran(le Coesl Oelly Pllol PUBLIC NOTIC"" rht lotl-1119 per\Otl I\ doing ""'' be glw n only In Ille m•nner provldlod 0.< 13· 10· 1'· '"°·Jan ), lMI S02?·80 r. I neo ., DY I•• AMBR OSIA CATERING, 1501 No bid .... 11 .... conSHMUd unleo II STAflMINT o-. WI TtlDltAWAL Rtit\rll 'Avtllue, Suite ·c . Tu\tln NOTICE OF DEATH OF Is maci. on• lorm lurtll\lled bV lt\e Co PUBLIC NOTICE I Fi.OM C•lllornla .,.., OLGA ZIEGLER AND OF ly ol cost•~_, 1, ,.,_In •c-·l _ PAltTMEltSMll' Of'llllATING C Roy Fuuell. 71432 LomD.,<li, p E T cord•no will> '"" provis;ons 01 llW N·nlll UNOIR I L•tuneHlll~,C.tlllor111•92Ul r TI 0 N T 0 A D . Dropowol rtQulrt""'nl' fll~ITIOUS 8USIN£U FICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME ll>IS bu.Mn.ss IS GondUCltd by•" 11) MINISTER ESTATE NO. E•<I> bidder musl be llctnWld and I HAMI STAflM£NT Tiie loilo••lln(I llWf\On Pl•\ •lln<lr•wn dmdual A-106929. •lt.oproq..-1111.0 .. requoredbvl•• Tht fotlowlno pWr\On •S 001ng bus• dS a generoll P••lntr lrom 1111 C qo.,Fu•\4111 T I Tiie City Council 00 1,,., Clly 01 '"''• neu ••-~rlner\nlp oPe1at1n9 uno~r ltc he Tl>I\ \l•l•men• was Ille<! wlln 11\e PUBLIC NOTICE M•w, OOr IM en<I Mr\ M O\a, l>Oy Mr •nd ltltl\ V•lley, Qtft 0 a I h e I r s • Mew ··--u.. rl(jllt lo ••Itel ""Y 8RIC ASSOCIATES. LTD Jt9 ~ ''"""\ bu\1ntU "•""' OI MEO·AIO •• Counlf Clerk ol Or••IQe CounlY oirl ,,.,,, V•l•ntlt .... (OSI• b e nefic iaries. c reditors or •II blctS I Ml(lutl Ort we. Su1I• llO. N•WPOll 1210 Con••v AYtnu•, Co\I• Mt .. , NO•tmDer 6, ,.., and contingent creditors of Elleon P Ph1n111 Bu en, CA ,,we , C•111orn1• 92•» "'~ 0•••0 Olwn. Foun••·n Olna Zl...,lfl' o f Corona d e l Oly Clerk ol lllO y Robe ti r a.11. 1 J•O• Co•• I T"e licht•OU\ ovsme" n•m• ".,. I Publi>IW<I o.~~ Coal! O•llV Piiot Mr ••><I Mr> Cra111 Aumpn, Costa Mt'Wt, Qttl Mr ano Mo O••••• W.tlton, N•WPOll Se••n, bOV Mr and Mr\. Jonn RoQonr.on, Hun• " ~"' City 01 CMI• MeU Coron. c1111,.,,.r, CA.,.,. men1 le>< ltc ~rlMrst11p ••• tiled on Oe' 6 t), ?O 11 I'll() •116•·1o Mar ' Cal i forn ia and Publl\l'tt<I Ora119t Cool 0•1ly Polol fhlS l><lllntU ,, <OftdU(l-4 o,. lulyll,l'lllOtnl""CounlyOIOranoe ------ persons who may be Dec tJ 11 l'lllO )Ot ·liO hmlled~flnerV\lp • H•ll Na mt and Addre\\ 01 .... , PUBLIC NOTIC"" ' • 6 Robert T IM>I, 1 Ptr\On Wilnclr-1119 re. Otherwise interested in the Gofter•I P•r1""' Henry Ar11'1<1r Purne, 10161 C•r __ _ 11191011 Sl!A(h, l>O~ M r dnd Mt-a P•tnc~ 51m1t'1 M~\d ooy I w ill and/or estate : PUBLIC NOTICE T111S •la'-' .... 111eo w1111 111e ••"'• o ..... ""''"°" "••10 C•l•rorn•• FICTITIOUS ausiNEss A petition has bee n filed County (ltrk OI Or•n90 Counlf on Vh• • >ienn ti PPHnt NAMISTATEMENT CO\t• by Marie Anne Murr I ,,CT1r1ous 8USINESS -I NovomtMir ''· 1* FIO>« In• 1o11ow1ng ""'""' "001n11 ou .. a y n l't.-S Pubh\roe<! Or<>n9f CO.\t 0•1ly P1101 ne\\ •s the Supe r ior C ou r t o f T11t IOl~=~s!,~!!"':~::,,.Q bu\• PubhflltO <>-•nge ,., .. , 0.,1, P1101 No• 14 <>< ~ rJ '° 1"80 •IJJtiJ teARAr ICL PS 0 1 c .... ron v ... .,. 11 ... m .. rll Mr i'n<i Mo M 1thlet w e., 1no1on &e41K.t1 Qu 1 ><u"t Orange County reques ting nen •h 1 No~ n .1'. OK.•. 13, 1• muo ------Ort vo, L.a(lll•WI 8"...:h C•1i•orn." 910S1 that Marie Anne Murra y L.Ull u BEAUTY ,A NO BARllER __ ___ PUBLIC NOTICE PefXlv o<o.tn19, m C•nvon view M• ana Mt\ JO'll> COiion S•IOO., Q1tt be app0inted a s persona l SUPPLIES,, ••• , Brooi.nur\I ~lrffl PUBLICNOTIC"'" ----Orrve L•ou11<1 llt"dCn.C•••IOrn1<t,1611 . Founl••n V•llty, Cal1torn1• 91708 r.. N·IJtlSi 1 h" Du~n•H •S <ondu<IM °" .. n n Mr and Mr~. A1cn•rd W1111am~. (OSI• M•W Qlrl representative to ad· Chrisu,,., Mari SoDoow\a" o2•1 ,-~ ----fl1CT1T1ousau11Nass o .. •dv•• m inis te r the estate Of Olga War not Aye , • tOO. kuntlnQt on FICTITIOUS aUSIHESl HAMI 5TATIMINT PoQ\h' ICOM•Q Ne-*rU ""' •ncl Mt~ R•<twrd U"9f'nhif,m , La11una IWOC'1, 00¥ z iegle r (under the In· Bt•ch, C..ltlorn••'? .. I NAME STATEMENT rne 1011-1119 per.On\ ar• Oo1n11 rh .. ~l .. IM"'"' '"'" ljfr(I w11n , .. ,. dependeAt-Adminlstration d1!1~~.~""rw" ·~ <o<><1ue1..i or •n '" n•~~~.'o11ow1nq ""'-•\ dO•n11 ou" """~';..'~~ET Ct..U8 ASSOC•A r ES. ~~:~~·;~~I~ O••n!I<' Coun1y "" M r •n.cJ Mt\ Jon Lunchtrom. "v1n•. OOr of Estates Ac t}. The pe ll· c .... ,11,.., Soorow1k1 Ju LI 0 s w I N 0 0 w & •• , S•n M111u•I Ori••. Sutle IJO, Fl~17l tiOn fS set for hearing in Thi\ \lal..,.,.nl W.O\ lllt!ll ••tn Ill• JANITOAIAl SERVICE t"911 Roelqe 111-porl llffell, CA '26'0 PllbllSned OranQe :001 Oa11y PllOI, N ......... u Mr •ncl Mr\ Aobert S1ovor il•lbc>I l\leftO, 9•" Dept No 3 a t 700 Civic ,counly Clerk 01 Or.ln9f County on M•nor W•y Vortkt L•NI• C•htorn1• BRK ASSOC1ATES, 1..ro (a 11m11. No• ,, OK •• I) 10 l'HIO •73).j() I · '. No•emDer 16. 1"80 '1&16 >Cl p•rl.-W>IP, 11> c;.nerel Partner I, Cente r Dnve, West, in the l'Uo112 Jui.o M Loptii·H•daogo 19128 i.' s.n Miguel O•, S1• 130, Newpor1 Mr •nd M.t .. CP\fi\tOOne-r P1ckrn~, Munf tnQIOl"I 8eKn, Dot M r 41"'d Mn Pn11hp Toucn.1one, Co\ld Me5.d, oir't Mr •r><I MT\ Way"" Cal!~y. C~I• M't)a. oov M r ~na Mr" Lt,;..,, Ii< ••n Capl\lrano lie•<n.1w1 .......... 1. Mr •l'<I Mr\ Rooert A.-rson. Hun1 •no Ion Boa<h, 111r1 ,,,., ancs Ml'\ Jeftrev MtttYO. CorOC\• del Mar. 0"' " Mr •nd Mt\ Eric Sowlnw1Cl , trv1f'\e-, Qlfl MIHIC* COMMUllllT'I' ~ITAL ,.._ .. ,, .. Mr •nd M rs, Ml<11a•I C11n· nlngllam. SM\ Clemonte, tloy ~-.1-M • •nd Mr5. Ect..,d Oterr ,, s... Clemente. girl Od-U,IMI Mr •nd ,,,.,,. v1c..,1e R .. 1a., O•ne Polnl, boy Ck-14.1-""'· •net Mrs-~"' 1 ... -0. o .... Polnl,glrl ~,.,, .. Mr •nd /lllt\_ Loul\ Coslu . ~ Juan C-s>l~lr-. 91r1 Oc.._Jl,IMI Mr •nd ""'s 0..yl P9.coc~. ~ Cltmente, l>O\' ~22,1-Mr. •nd Mu . A-..y Harr1l. S.n Clemento.l>O\' ~u.1• Mr. •nd Mr• Joftfl S...lon, ._._ Nl9uol, boy c i t y 0 f s a n t a A n a ' Puohvwd ()r4n90 C.oa~t O•llr Piiot, R ld9• M•nor W•y vort>a Linda 8u <ll, CA,,...., I California on J anua ry 7. Nov ,. De< • ll, 10 '* -· 80 C•lllorn1a 92* BBE Corp ,. Caltlorno• llmlla<I 1981 at 9 JO !"" bv\•tW\\ t\ t-u~tocl by •n 1n l>all1"tW>IP, lfW SOit hmlla<I parlnorJ : a . m. 1 d1vioual ll• S<on Mi-I Or , Sit llO, Ne•Poll IF YOU OBJECT to the PUBLIC NOTICE Ju1to l..CICIO•·Hldil1oo Be•ch. CA m.o ! granting o f the petit ion, Tn•• '"''.........,' ..... 1o1eo ... 1n ""' 1"" ""'1"'" •\ 'ondut l•d Dy " ' h Co nl Cl • r O c lim11 .. __ <""P YOU Should ,e 1t er appear l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS No~o:.De:;, ,:.C, r.ln(IP ounty Oii Rober1 T 8fs1, a t the hearing and state NAME STAlfMENT ,.,._) YOUr Objec t ion s Or f iJe ..... !,':!s~o~~Ow•l\Q oo•Wn• .,. dotn(j Puolm..OO--Coa"U•1ly PllOI, written objections w ith the a & e REPAIR 9791 l(repp or No• 2~ OK " 13• 10 1* ., ... 90 ' COUrt before the h e aring. Hunllnqton Beach, C. .,~.16 Your appearance may be Ivan SOtfry, 21J7 Elden .... "~. Co\ta IM-M, C:. ,,617 in person Or by your a t· Robert Coml>M, 9191 1Crep0 Or · 1--torney. Hun11no1on S.~h. c •. 971>4& FICTll lOUS 91.lSIHISS I F y O U A R E A Thi> bu<lne" I• t o11oucl•d by • MAMESTATIEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Getlet•I P•rtner ot 8RI< Al-••t ... inc Thi\ \W'l'f"'\lll_f\' ••~ htf!d •''" ti\« Coun\l (_let~ ot Or•fl9t County on ~ovemoer 11. 19'0 ""-PuDI"""" 0.-C:O.\I Oatly PtlOo No• 11, 1'. Dec •. IJ, l'lllO O ll·tlr PUBLIC NOTICE ! C RED ITOR or a cont· qener••:i:;~:~ "'~~~,'~10••no-..,,.·~cto.n9 ou" lngent c reditor of the de· Tiiis \tal....-1 ...... llle<I W1111 Ille l<IN(;OOM FINIS>i CONTRAl c eased, you must file your County CltrM ol Oran~ County onl IORS, 75061 Mon1~ V•rdt, La9una ,.CTITIOUS 8USINIU eta im. with the court o r Otcem0er "· ,.., N•11ue1, c..111orn1a ~n11 MAMA STATEMIENT l'"IS1Jl7 Joedy G -tnl\atl 1io.1 Monie Tiie loito.•"11 pei'llOI\ .. -"'ii O<i\I present it to the personal Publl....., O-anlje coast O•ort Pilo1 V••~ . ..._.,.. N1~1. ca1.1orn1• ino11 """ •• r epresentative appointed Doc tl, 10, 21 l'f90, J ... ), 1'181 ••71·80 1"" °"'""'' I\ Ull\OUCIO<I •n in-THE PRINTING POST 1)7 !><> b th rt I h• f d1••dual Moin SI , O-a19, C.A 92 ... y e cou w t 1n our 1 J.-v Mf""""'t J -'OWPtt C:0.1' _. E 171h 51 •• months from the date of PVBLIC NOTICE '"" '"''..,_' ••• i.1.a ••ln '"" c ... ,. MeW. u. ,,~11 • • f ir st issuance Of letters a s -County Cit" 0' Ot•n~ (oynfr on Tt\I\ -nti• I\ Condu<IO<I Dy•" on provided in Sections 700 of f'ICTITIOUS aus1NEU No•emoer 1•· 1* I dlw•ou•1. NA/lltll 5TATIMENT . l'UfUt J JoMpn Gord t he pr 0 b a t e C 0 d e 0 f Hit IOll-lnq pet SOii I\ dOlno bu\I PuDl•snrG 0r""9" Co.\I 0••1 Y Pllol Tnis SW-w.u lil.O ,.ltt\ IN I C alifornia. The time for 11ess ., NOY l<J °"' •. '3 10 '* 4803 '° County Cl•rt• o• Or•n91 County on filing claim s will not e lt· J & e 1,.. v Es TM e NT "'s f -• N°••ml)t• 10. 1• p ire prior to four m onths sOC•ATES, t70SO Busll•rd S••••I PUBLIC NOTICE "•"" It t Suite l?S, FounM1n V•llty, Ca ,,IOI Puolt \l>t<I 0<-C.0.\1 Oa•lv P1101 , rom t:ie d a te of the hear· 1 Jack c; Hill 111131 HAtard Slrt~I. --Nov 71 1'. Dec o, IJ, IMO .... 1 80 ing noticed above. 1 wes1mh.-1e• C• '11>63 1srATEMIHT OF WITHOltAWAL Y O U MAY E X AMINE Th1\1>U\l~\l\CDn011CIO<lbyan1n FROM P VBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 9USINIU NAMIE STATIMINT The lollawlng ""''°" \\ 001n11 bu\1- n•\\ •\ NEON WORICS 5411 Slenlord, (;uc11on Groll", C•lllorno• •~5 Sloven Jotln Snublll, IA17 Sl•nlord, Garcten (;(o-., C•lllornle 9~) Thi' ~I,..\\ i\ COf'\OuC\e-d by •n 10· dwt-du•t St•Yfl'n J Shuom Tnl\ •••1tmen1 .... , 111ec1 wllh ''l' Co""'~ Ct•rll of Or•n9f' Cou"'" O" Oocomoer • llllO '1Mlt• Publlslle<I 0.•'191' '°"" O~·'V Pllol, 0•< •. tl. 10 11 1'18() • ., • .., PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 9USINEU NA""E STATEMENT ft\! foUowlnq per\OM: •\ d?•n9 cu'' ,..,, ... rHE METALS INVESTOR 111 Vt( ''"" G•. Coote -"' CeJHornla •7•,,.. Jonn A Puos11, 20fll Me» Onve. Santa Arwt, Calltornla '1101 T,,h t>vstntn i' conoucttH:11 DY' .an '"· div1du•t Pl>qlt R•"' 1 htt \t.ttf'~t W"i\ U\ed #1th tnp Covnty C••'• ot Or•n9t COt..1nty Ol"I O~<f'tntw' 4 t'9C ,.,...,, Pvbil>""<I Or•nvo Co~~' Odil¥ Pllol, Oet & ll. ?O 11 •'llO A911 80 OC.._.,1MI Mr •nd Mr\ Robul Hwt, lnrlne, bOy lthe file kept by the c ourt. ,divld11•1J .. c•G ..... PAll T H f ll S~~~-~P ER AT IN G If you a re interested in the T111\ uatemt'nl .. .,, '""" w11h ,,,. Facrm ous eus1NEss NAME fl1cnr1ous ausaNns PUBLIC NOTICE estate you m ay file a re -Counly Cl••• or O••n11e Count• on , ... IOllOWIM(j ""'\Oft .... """n<lr• .. n NAMI ST•TEMINT --------- t ' i h No-..tf'P\bfor u tQIO .t\ a Qf'n~td f P•rlnrr ft om '"e T"e toHo•'"'G cwrson' •r• ooino rques wt the c ourt to re· 1 Fl4-J p,orlMr»1rp 0Pt"•a11nq .. ...,., 1ne "r ou1onctuas NOTICE OF DEATH OF Order stands c e ive special notice of the l PubllSheO 0•'<•1'19<' (o,,~t o ... ,, P1lol 111"1U\ ous1 neH n•m• DI TN1 AMERIC. .. N COIN EKCt<"-NC.E ALBERT 8 . DALL. aka Inventory of es tate a ssets aec 1110 11 1Cl80,J•n 3 1'181 ~n eo P REc1s10" ,.,. .. ,,.1 N1Nc. 1~1H i.' e 11111 s~. "'·cos••-··· c ... ALBERT BE RTHALN a nd of the petitions, ac· 1 CMo•l::o:n~•''!~'.;., Unll .. W~••m•n>I•• '1611 0 6 LL k A B DALL .,_, Amer•c•n We><l-•<M M•r••ll"Q ,,. / i1 i1 · • , c 0 u n t s a nd r e p 0 r t s PUBLIC NOTICE ,,,. loCllltOU\ °""""" .... m. '"'~ Inc (a Gthlorn1• corpor•honl )Ov E aka AL DALL, ANO OF S A N FRANC I S C 0 described in Section 1200 nient •or '"" """""'"'o ,.,., •••><!on 11th SI., n Com -sa. CA '1•21 p E T 1 T 1 ON TO A D . of the Ca lifo rnia Proba!e F1CTn1ous aus1NEss Ao•'' n. 1"'° '" '"" co .. nt. o• o'""°" Thi\ .,..,,,,.u '' cON1uc1.o br. <or (AP ) The California NAME STATEMENT Tne 1~11 nam• •no '"~'"""" 01 oor•lton MINISTER ESTATE NO. S upre me C ourt has Cod e . T1>e1011owl11<1P<'r'°"lsdo1nQ huso tl'l4!P"r\Oft•"""''"'"'tlQ•••o.r1n1•1•I AMERICAN A -106150. """ ., red Soun1r1 1~1 ColumO•• Sir••• I WORLDWIDE MARKETS T 0 a I I h e i r s t rule d that 'San Die go Kadison, Pfaetzer, R OYAL N E w PORt i.un111191on~~-~CA••to•n1~ rNc_ County does not have t o Woodard Quinn & Rossi POACEL.AIHS ins Mo..,o••• u .. ,1 Ru, .... 11 r c;,'°"'' J .io.epn<:ora benefic iaries, c reditors p a y S6 million ror al· I Attorneys at law, 101 °1 ~~~1!~':,"~~=r~~·:!~~ ,0 •. '"" '~~::::;;·~ •• i.1'-"' ... ,~ ,,.... th!\~~=: .... , 111"" ... 1n 1,.,. ~~ge~~n:t'b~~: ~~e~~!~0~f I e g e d 1 y .. takin g I • Wits hire BtVd., 40th Floor, I ... Ne .. pOrt 8U<h ~1tlorn1a q7M>l t_ouniy c1.-. ot Oran(je Counly on Counly Clerk ol Oran(j# Counl~ on Beac h , Ca I I torn i a . and a Th ..., No•~m1><'1 7•. 1• Nove"'-?O 1..0 p ropertywitho utduepro ·' ILos ... ngetes,Ca.900t7;tel: 01,,10 1;.1 s-""'""""d"'''""D.,•n •n Hu1twrn.1tEMER, ""•"n p ersons w h o may b e CeSS. The COUrt denied (213) 611-9000 l<arttn (' Orlanoo M•cOONALO & MEAOE Publ•Shod Or•nQO Coasl 0•1ly P110• Otherwise interested lfl the Thi I I A ll'rol"MeMI CMllO<alton NOY 1), 1', 0e< o, U, 1'111> ~·IC • d without commhe nLt ca re· I Publl\-Or<tt19t CoaSI o.u., P11ol 1Coun~ ... \~.::"'~: ~~!n~~o:::;. ·: All••Mrsat lAW Wiii an or estat e · que stbyRanc 0 a o sta o.c 11.1•.10.1.., mseo o.,-moerll.l'80 ~1~~~r,nc-1e<0r... ---A petition has been filed to reinstateatrialcourt's '--------Pbl """°' c; 10 ;m• Nowport8e•cll,CA'2MO PUBLIC NOTICE sby Cynthia T Dall in the ruling that required the Call &•2-5678. 0oc" 1~s10 71 1=J·~·; 1,:; ~~~': "ll1* ---uperior Cour t of Orange county to maie the pay-Put a few word• N:v"~~·~0:."".13gro'~' oa11r P:•aoo•, "1cr1T1ous 1usi1ta n County r equesting t h at I W k' ~ • ..... • NAMIESlATEMINT Cynt hia T . D.:11 be aP· m e nt. 0 or or ou. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE bu:1~~\:o~~ow1n11 IM"""' .,. doing p o i n t e d as per son a I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OltOINANCI NO. U AN OltDINANCIEJOI' THI 80AltD 01' Dlltl~OltS Of' THI COSTA MllSA SANITAltY DIST•ICT, AMINDING OltDINANCI NO. I, ltllLATlllO TO RULH AND ltlOUlATIONS ,Olt TMI CON .. llCTIC* lO D"TltlCT'S CIVIC l'ACILIT1£S, A"D "ltOVIDING f'Olt AN IXIMl'TION fHlltlE,ltOM THE 80ARO 01' DI RECTORS OF THE COSTA MESA SANITARY OISTRICT, ORANGE COVNTV, CALIFORNIA DOES HEREB'I' 0,_0AIN AS FOLLOWS llCTION I. Tht Bo.rd 01 Olrect .. , OI Ille S.nll arv OltlrlCI find• - declares '""I In -lnstenect\ oevelopors wllt\ln Ille 01,trlcl h••• conneU•d ll'ttlr se-leleral>dlre<lly lnlo llw lh•Hol _, l•cilltltt, 1nst.11llff anctow,.d by Senltallon Oi~rkl Ho I IS not -ObllQottlon o1 llW Co"•,.,,. .. Senll•'l' Ols-lrlcl , llwM Ordlneno No.• and -• ...-1s ft\ereto M•• llmll.o ,,.. ... penctllure ol lunch co41tc1ecl, purwenl to 111<1 Ordln.nct, uclusl .. ly to lllO teclllllts res>l11<0,..nt; lt\el lft4t1much n Ille Cost• Mo11 S...llary 01'1rltl h•• no Obl'9Allon to ro•pl«• S.nllllllon Olslrl<l Ho.• l1<10t1n , M141 tll1t91 impoMCI by Ordl-.ce • •• tnoqylt•ble -would be vnlelr1y cMr9"1 ._.inst enr de vtloper or penon COt1Rectl119 l•t•r•ls dlreclly to S...llllllon Ol1lrkl Ho.• llntt. Acc ... <llft91y, Ordltl4tne• No .• ol 1111 Coal• ... S...ll••Y OISl•kl I• llsrtby •mended 10 ,..., es tot~ llCTION l. Artlclt 2 -P11tmll i.'911111\onS, ~llOtl IDI It llsreby ernendecl 10 rwotl H loltows: "c.-ctltlM ..,_""'-N• permll "'•II lie velld vnltt1 llw rHI pr.,.iy 10 bo ~ .., UM ol ,.,. permit \11111 o. lnc l"*cl whhltl Ille bounct•rlts ot 1111 01\trkl ., wtllcll I• cw,...llr lleltlg .,.,..eel to lllt Olstrk l or unleM wkl property Is llAll«t to or Is 001,.. m.ot t<Alf«I 10 • wnk t cOt1lrec1 be.._ lltt •HI prCJ119r1'f -r •net Ille Oltlrl(t, All'f -r .. ..,, • ._,of pr-r1y within Ille f9Clll'epllkll bOllfo<lerle1 ol tlle Coll• Mete S...llorv Olstrkt who ,._n 5elcl ..,...,.V tty• dlrt<I c-tkltl o1 -!Morel• lo 1111 leclllllH ol S8tllt .. loll OIWl<I• Ho. 4 -1 within the Colle Mt .. S...l!Ary Olstr~ IMll be ... .,.114 '""" tl\e requirements of 11111 OrcJl,,....t eftcJ 1111 ,.., to .,. Hkl ....... .,..., ... llCTION >. Tlle S.C,.IM, ef 1M Dlttrlct IMll c._,.ly • lite ,...._. ot 11111 OrcJIMftte -IMll CllUM Ille ·-10 be JIUll4I"'*' GMe In .... 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C-t\' Cterti If Or.,_, '-¥ Ml DK...-r•,"9 ., .... '"'*'"'" °''"" Qetl Olllf ...... DK ••• I), I0, 11, 1• ... ing noticed above •• YOU MAY EXAMINE the flle kept by the court. If you are lnteruted In tr. estate, you may flle a r•· qu•st with the court to r•· celve special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- counts •nd reports desc;rlbed In S.Ctlon 1200 of the C•llfornla Probate CGCM. PH• A...._., Attlr•r at '--M!!' a. 17'9' st.1 cnt• a, ca.; 014 642"61o0 ... .... Or .. a.. Deity """' OK l.f,11,"9 ..,._ ..J .. ~..,..... NANCY REAGAN (RIGHT) IEST-DR!SMU Ronald Re ... n ( .. ft), NY Archtfthop John Matulre Best-dressed list topped by Nancy PARIS (AP) Nancy Reagan headed the 1980 llst of the world's Jo most elegantly dressed women, announced by the French and Italian couture syndicate.!> -winning a prfze called "The Best." The wife of President-elect Reagan was cot al the award ceremony to receive her prize. a gold Bulgari watch. Neither was King Hassan JI of Morocco, who topped tbe list for men. The annual "Best " list originated in Italy five years ago. This year, it was announced in Paris at a party in an 18th century town house in the historic Marais district. The top women this year, after Mrs. Reagan: French actress Francoise Fabian; American model Margaux Hemingway; Italian actress Elsa Martinelli , ManueUa Papatakis, daughter of French actress Ano uk Aimee; Mexican Maria Reyero; Frenrh Vlcomtesse Jacqueline de R1bes : French designer Sonia Rykiel: Argentine businesswoman Liu Ter racim and French ballerina Chislaine Thesmar. The male last. after King Hassan II: French actor J fan·Pierre Aumont . Italian designer Enrico Coven , French desigrier Hubert de Givenrhy; Italian designer Pino Lancetti: FrencK designer Claude Montana. f<'renchman Alexis de Rede; French banker Guy de Rot.hs<'h1ld . Italian designer Carlo Tivioli and Italian actor Raf Vallone ~n~naissan«!e man' Mwic only one of Artie's skills N r:WBURY PARK IAl'I "I deal wilh the now The past 1s gone and the ruture ISn 't here vet," says Artie Shaw, the great clarinetist and lJig Aa nd leader whom many recall as a name out or musical history. The multi·talented Shaw, now 70, has been writing and recent ly finished teach.in~ an extension course on lhe ''Swing E ra" at UC Santa Barbara. The rourse dealt with how and why the big Band phenomenon occurred, flowered, and its • legacy. In Januar y, he plans a course at UCSB called "Three Chords for Beauty's Sake and ·One to Pay the Rent." "IT'S ABOUT TRE problems , of artists in a materialistic • s ociet y," Sh aw said. "How much do you give away to live and how much do you save for yourself? "You want to know what my definistion of art is?" Sl'law con· tinued. "It's something that is so ~ood of its kind that It can no longer be called a craft ''Too many people confuse art with entertainment. Entertain- ment IS something you do to • please others. The artist says, 'I :. don 't give a damn if anyone ! llkes whut I've done. It pleases ' me.' " he added. SHAW UVES IN this Ventura : County tc:Jwn 45 miles northwest ., of Los Angeles with an old : Englis h s h eepdog name d · Chaucer. ~ "But I caJI him Chester so he won't get a swelled head.'' Shaw , says. Shaw is sometimes referred to as a renaissance man because , he bas been an excellent fiy f11· •1 be bu been an excellent fiy fisherman, a successful dairy ~ film distributor, theatrical pro- ducer Uld businessm an, as well as one of the most creative musicians of the Big Band era. ;.. He la also known for his e• • wives, who have included movie , s tars Lana Turne r , Ava • Gardner, Evelyn Keyes, novelist · Kathleen Windsor and Eliubeth Kern, daughter of composer Jerome Kem. He declines to slate bow many timea he baa 1 wed, saying only: "Let'a j\llt say I wu married more than five Umes. They were le1alisect love attain, not mania1ea. .. LIVING 'IOOETBEa wun't ,• a ccepted the way It la now," be ~ explaiDH. "I WH Uvlna an ,. ab1urd Ure and'-bebaved ablurdly." ~ Hls ftnt book wH ln 1*. • t: .eemlautoblocrapblcal vol-.e, • '911----~----.. '·The Trouble With Cinderell <1 .. It I!> to be re·released this ye:ar, Shaw said His second book , "t Love You, I Hate You , Drop Oead ! " is a ('Ollection of three short novels. HE IS WORKING on another se mi a utobiogr a p~cal work tilled "The .Educati n of Albie Snow," about the dee lturization of a young man who rows up in middle·class Americ . Shaw says hie; ma or task will be editing . because "I 've already got 1,200 )>ages and Albie's only 23 years old, and I have to go to 50." Shaw says he .,.rites four hours each morning..'J then "I sit and brood a lot "'ost people don't spend enough time alone. Th ey confuse so litude with loneliness " As for the ruture'.1~haw says, "I'm too busy dealing with the present to think about the past or the future After Ill . . . life may be hell, but all alternatives are unacceptable." TO,WN S4t.s NON-CENfs JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) -For want of a 24·cent s tamp, the 'i of Jacksoo has loet1 ,500. Instead of get 1 its normal monthly ,000 reimbursement check from the Envirohmental Protection Agenty, for a town .sewer treatment project, the town got its monlhty fundin~uest letter back arked "poataie due," ccord· i n g t o T o w~A d · ministrator Mel ebb. Tbe letter bas n re- sent to the EP/l, and Mayor Ralph Gln says tbe rei mbur ~~ment sbouJ4 tie comirli soon . But Jackson iat losing about S300 a di in in· tereat in the mea time. Mine closin eyed MARTINEZ (AP) -CoQ\.ra Costa County super..:l~n lbouJd calJ for cJosutt of ~lrentraMea to an abandoned ~ ln wbicb four teen-qen died lut 1Nek, tbe supervisors cllalr~oman aay11. "We never ••nt Uall to b a p p e n • I • i nu ' • s a l d Cbalnvom..n Nancy Fabden . ~-·-~·· 8111•• ... l•l .. J PHOENIX~. (AP) -A 1roup ot = wrote a $30 miUWn gold haul,;.._:;;,___ -under SF Golden Gate? Hriet o/ Ua Ye ardeill alter tbe 1f'1t Caf•I b death ol reporter Don 801 lb is beial autd for~ bne of the fltur. ~romineatly ln tbelr stortej -6\allneuman Kemper llarlef Sr. Tbe 74-year..old Phbenix liquor IDd land tycoon tllllms be WU libeled iA a llOty d.i1trtbut4ld March 21, lt'Tt, Ht~ he bad liea to OtlaniJed crttne, aambl· in• and t.be Bollie case. Bolles, aJI inve1ti11Uve reporter for tbe Arizoo1 RepubUc, was killed While working OD Slbries about alle1ed ties bet~rl oraaniled crime and local poUUcs. THE Gaovr 'l'hAt produced Ute series wall ~aJJed In· vestigatlve Re pbners and Editors Inc. Mat ey's suit, which seeks tad pecified damaaes, alao nam five in· dividual reporte~ a& editors. Marley, who laced bis personal worth at .2 million, said he wants to lea~~ the legacy o f a good name? to his two c hildr e n an d eight grandchildren. "You can't put 8 phce on rep- utation, '' he told the jury that began bearing Uiji case in mid· September . ·•tHet e's u few things money catft buy." The trial appears likely to continue into next year. ~ MAaLEY, WHO Snot been charged with an1 er me in con nection with BollesJ1Jdeath, was linked to the case 'I testimony by John Harvey A amson. who was recently convicted of the murder Adamson testified that he was told Marley ordered the bombing because or Unfavorable stories written by bolles. Although confirmed by the' s tate Senate tor the Arizona Racing Commission lh lhe spring of 1976, Marley steJ>ped down a short timt> later li fter Bolles ~ wrote a series of stories about h11n SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Tbey come re1ularly, four or five each year, to uk about the leaendary "iqld 11lip'' and the cnllllom they hear are buried beneath the tidetwept mud of the Golden Gate. · . "TheM men are divers and they want to 10 and get the sold they've beard went down with the ship," said Gladys Hansen, head of the San Francisco's Main Library's history room, and a historian in her own right. SHE TALKED ABOUT the 3,S48·ton passenger ship City or Rfo de Janeiro, wbicb was burled onto the nation's front pages by disaster on a foggy Feb. 22, 1901. Passengers and cr ewmen -131 people -were killed in the shipwreck that sent the vessel down more than 250 feet to the bottom of the Golden Gate . To this day< legend persists that the Rio secretly carried treasure and gold then valued at Crom Sl600.000 to more than SJ million. If the gold does indeed exist beneath the swift and tricky cur· rents that sweep the entrance to San Francisco Bay, it would be worth $30 million today. NEWS REPORTS OF lhe day suid the gold was aboard the Rio, but the s hip's owners de· med that story, perhaps to keep t reasure hunters away For San Fra ncisca ns, the great shipping disaster was cause for both sadness and re· jo1cing. The growing Chinese community, later to become the largest outside Asia, unanimous ly toasted the Italian fishermen whose heroism and quick action saved 80 people. including 43 Chinese crewmen. The Rio rode uneasily at anchor in 75 feet of water early that fateful morning, unable to enter the harbor bt!cause of the thick clouds of fog that shrouded the entrance. The shi p, whose complement of passengers in· eluded SC'veral notables travel inc from the Far East, bad ., .. , rtved there the day before. BEaNA&D AVEaBlJCH, wboae book, "Crab is Kin,," provides an account of the 11.nk· lna, aaid the Rio .. s skipper, Capt. William Ward. decided the air had cleared enough at 4 a.m. ~ hoist anchor and head into the harbor. "It was clear," wrote the pilot, Capt. Fred W. Jordan, later. ". . . It was clear." A minute later, he said, fo1 closed in again. Neither Jordan nor Ward re· alized that a current of more than six miles an hour was car- rying the Rio and her s leeping passengers toward the rocks. At 5: 25 a.m . a grinding crunch brought the 345-foot-long ship to a thudding hall on Fort Point ledge. • Alarms bellowed through the listing ship. It floated back out into the sea . Soon the chilly waler was filled with victims crying for help. The Rio began to sink. A nSIUNG BOAT, skippered by Alexander Adami, happened to be in the vicinity, and soon he and his two-man c rew we re plucking victims from the water and carrying them to the beach. "My father was the first to hear the cries for help . I think they made seven trips between t he ship and the beach,'' said 73·year-old Al Adami, the hero's son. The next month, Adami was honored by a plaque presented him by the Chinese commumty, which in further gratitude gave each of the Italian fishing crews gi ft s of $200. For y ears ther eafter Adami 's money w asn 't good a nyw here in Chinatown ADAMI SAID HIS late fathef' often spoke of the Rio's reputed gold cargo ''Nobody know:. whether it's the re." said the son "but I don 't think they·ll ever rind that ship. It's probably buried too deep " Marley said then.Gov. Raul Custro, who appoUned him , as \t ed for his re aign tt ~ion . Marley said he decided to resign because h e be l ie ved t he ''hassle" would kP.ep him from :-.erving effectively 6as costs eited DURING mE Ta.iAL of his sujt , Mar ley bas ~llried public orrtcials conspired lb li nk h.im with the crime. but said he did not know what officials. He said he had nothlng against 8'llles "Don Bolles hadn't bothered me He was just doing hi e; job· writing his articles that his employer wanted written." M ar-le y a cknowledged he loaned $2 million to Max Dunlap or Phoenix, who wjlsdt one point convicted of the Bo es murder on Adam son 's t s timony . Dunlap was freed wHen that con· victlon was overturned and the c harge was dropped when Adamson refused lo testify in a retrial Marley l aid the loans were for a houslnl development. Funds sl#-ink in Civil \tar ship study GREENVILLE, N.t. (AP) - Financial proble rtis at the Monitor Research and Rerovery Foundation may force the private organization to cut back its study of the s unken Civil War ironcl:ld, a spokesman says . Dr. William N. Sim Jr., an East Carolina University history professor and foutidation presi· d ent, said that the group l:i "struggllng, to say the least, financially." THE FOlJNDATION , established att,r uW wreckage of the historic Civd ff ar gunboat wu discovered i~~ 1973, bas coordinated stuCiies or the wreck site off ~ North Carolina cout. It baa al.so amuted files about crewmen w~~._ ~tr•'d on the lron·1>lated Yarui:" •~rsbip. "I still believe ~e b.sic objec· live of raisin& e Monitor or parts of it is 1UI •orthwblle," he 1aid. Still blamed lbe ~anciaJ dif. flculUes dn natldba economic condit.lona that up dona· lions, alon1 •icftt hsuflicient 1upport from Ute 1 cl!tf Norfolk, Va., where the fddn Uon head· quarten haa beta• 1'78. TBS .J'OtJl"J~.f ON'I ex· ecutlve dlreh J.Jobn G . Newton, bu betel fld to leek other employmtrrt, · 11 said. Its board ot a I CODlkler the foundation' ture at 1 meetm, in Norfb Dec. ao. The dty of reoHoli oricuaaJly offered SJJO,• ta et~•• IDd otflce apace •i'cl has only partially materlai°Md. Travel industry's outlook uncertain WASlUNGTON IAPI -Not long ago Ned DeWitt, whose Six Flags amusement park!> attract hundreds of thousands of travelers each summer , gave speeches hailing his unconcern about rising gasoline pnces People would always find money to travel. he said. Now DeWitt, president of Six Flags Corp., sees not onl y gasoline prices but also continued uncertainty about the economy causing "a real problem" for the travel industry and declares. "We are eminently deferrable " in the consumer 's eye. DeWitt's pessimis m renects a general deepening concern about the continued growth of the $140 billion-a.year industry that it:trlmtes airlines, bus lines. local tourist promoters. travel agen· ~~~~ ~t;id hotel and restaurant organizations.·· CONGRESS RECENTLY PASSED LEGISLATION to promote tourism and encourage foreigners to visit the United States, but President Carter opposed an earlier version of the measure and il was not known whether he would sign the bill. Already shocked from the 1979 gasoline shortages, represen· tatives from the travel field said in interviews that they've been hit by a triple blow this year : continued inflation including gasoline prices higher than antici pated, rising unemploy ment and a general financial uncertainty that 1s keeping peop1e nome or c1ose to home. And, they continued , the prospects for 1981 do not seem much better. "In the past year. we always thought it was a gasoline prob· lem. This is the first year that it 's really hit home that we can't lake travel growth for granted,'' said Douglas Frechtling, director of t he U.S. Travel Data Center THE CENTER WAS THE SPONSOR of a recent conference that attracted. several hundred marketing experts from all seg· ments of the travel field. In the keynote speech, J oseph Smith. president of Oxtoby· Smith In c., a research consulting firm for the industry, reflected the concern. ''Whal we see in the consumer Is a sense of uncertain· ty, of caution. of anxiety, of indecisiveness that is nothing less than pervasive ." This is the second year of decline for the travel business, and statistics supplied by the Travel Data Center show why the in· dustry representatives were .~9rried: -POl'ENTIAL T&A VELEBS ON Vl&TlJALL Y all economic levels are finding lbey have less disposable income, while the cost of travel has risen 21 percent over 19'19 with further increases H · pected neict year. Air fares have jumped dramatically. -The volume of travel in the United States this year is down only 2.5 percent, but travelers are sta)'ini much closer to home. The number of people takln1 lrlpe of more than 100 miles dropped 18 pereent so far this year and the number of, nilbls spent away from home fell by 11 percent. -Business travel, an increasin&ly significant part of the in· dustry's business, declined 17 percent durtnc the year. Furthermore, researchers have found that financial preuures have made lndlviduals reluctant to venture far from home, or bave caused them to stay home aJtocether. A aECENT INDUST&Y SllllVEY OF 3,800 potential travelers showed the number of individuals who say they deflnite),y will not take a pleasure trip in the next l2 months remained at about 29 percent; the lndustry bad hoped It would drop. t Those who aald they would deftnitely take a trip durina that period dropped from SO percent ln 1979 to 31 percent last October. And the number of people who said the~ love to \ravel and do so whenevertbeycanfeUfromtwo-thlnlalnltTltolesatbanball. A1 for 1981, the industry beattatea to even make any predk· tlons ...... John Cauon, chief economiat for American Expraa Co., flv- inl an optimistic forecast, 1aid b.Dlnen mi1bt increase u UM economy becins to latm upward earl)' nest year. Presaed bJ tbe ln· duatry marketing experts, CaalOn eoaeeded, however, hil pndic· lion rum only 1 S0.50cbanceot aceurac1. TD P&ICSIDENT OP All&alCAN l:xpreta • tranl dlYiao&. Jonathan Linen, aaid ln an intenMw that be ta "optlmlatic" about the outlook for 1111. .. ~ ............ LEGEND LIVES ON Hero'a 80n Ad•ml OCC's speech champsuin anotMrone Orange Coast CoUege's t~ ti m e defending national cham· pionship speech .team swept to the championship of the recent Fa II Speech and Debate Cham· p1onsttips at Cal Poly Pomona. The team. coached by Peg • Taylor and Michael Leigh, won the toume~ title by a two-to-one margin, outdistancing 35 col- leges an(i universities. It marks the third year in a row that the Pirates won lhe title. Orange Coast captured both the upper-lower s weepstakes ti· tie and the novice sweepstakes c row n OCC's total score of 131 established a tournament rec· ord OCC TEA.M debaters Dennis Brady and Glenn Parris, both of Newport Beach, defeated Cal State Bake rsfield i.n the final round to win a gold medal. Brad y and Parrish went un· defeated throughout the touma· ment. Marty Cronin of Costa Mesa won the Llncoln-Douglas debate competition, and Dave Reik of Huntington Be ach finished second Kathy Lafferty of Irvine and Karla Hebding of Hunt· ington Beach earned excellent certificates in the Lincoln· Douglas competition. OCC's three Reader's Thutre teams won a gold medal wilb "Elephant Man.'' finished third with "Creatures of the Sky," and won an excellent certificate with "Rhinoceros.·· THE TEAM PRESENTING .. Elephant Man" included Allee Ensor and Richard Riley of Costa Mesa, and Mike Roth and Ri c h ard Rieth of Newport Beach. The "Creatures of the Sky" team included AHce Reicb and Ma rk Gauthier or Costa Mes a. and Ton y C uomo of Newport Beach. "Rhinoceros'' included Karen Miller of Costa Mesa, Dave Plisco of Anaheim, Mi sty Ta liaferro of Newport Beach, Magda Barbosa of Hunt· ington Bea c h , and Denise Askelson of Irvine. Tony Cuomo of Costa Mesa won a gold medal for the OCC s quad i n i mpromptu and finished third in duo interpreta- tion. Alice Ensor of Costa llesa was first in oral Interpretation and won a s uperior certificate i.n duo interpretation. Mail ivill go throu/Jh WASHINGTON (AP) - Mail will be delivered oa Dec. 31, despite a boliday for most federal employees, the Po1t1l Service aaid ''It wUl be bualnea u usual" OD· the day after Cbriatmaa., said apolr•mu 1'oll1 Conwl). "However, there will bt a liberal leave policy,'' Ille l aid. President Carter baa declared Die. • a MMIJ for federal emplo1••• workln1 \IDder CiYU Seni~naltl. ~ ,._.._ ___________ _ --.. . .... ------.-.-....... ' FIXER! COSTA MESA 't525CAMPCISDa:lllVltfE Best buy ever: 3 Bdrm motlS: AdY...ttse" pool home that needs a ..... cMcll ....... _.1--------· handyman Cull now and UDOISLE sav~· S92,ooo C all Mr~=: T~~ No qualifying, no points. ,... -• -no pre pa.>•ment s DAILY PILOT••--• penalties Seller will l9llty fer .... flnt llt-carry contract .a bclrms cen'fd lltt.nlo. _... & den. 4 baths. fireplace THIEREAL ESTAT&:RS ,,,_ -r· 1n master suite. wulk·in ---------i utility room with bui ll·in 1--......,-W-L•15•T•1• .... •~--4 storage New earpel1n~ ......:; ",.. ....... for Sale & paint throutihout Im DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• mediate occupancy or· CLOSE TO IEACH Gtwu1.. I 002 fered at S415.000 3 Bed. 2 baths l'ach unit 963·1112 Furn1sh<'d Slone I-' P ••••••••••••••••••••••• FACT Ol FICTION FACT.TAKE OVER LARGE LOANS on this very dE>sirable condo . Super locatio n a nt.I security. No qualifying $106,SOO. Call 979·5370 to·,~~~~~~~~~ day. 1- A LOOK WHAT LINGO LL$TATE HAS TO O F FER IN _ SOUTH ORANGE REALTORS COUNTY . ------~ Two whitewater view BEACH HOME 3 PATIOS! lots in Dana Point with plans for 2206 sq rt homes. Owner will sub· ordinate so you ran build now' 169.SOO each lower Good s um mer winter rental ~hk­ mg $275,000. 548·l>715 e vt>. associated BllOk l 11'>-Rf AL TORS 1011 V. 6ort,.,o t;' Jhb I HUGE CHEA PY! Mesa Verde In level ~. Odrm. 3 baths . family room. din in lo( room . 2 firepla ces. wetbar. breakfast room. J car garage, pro fessionally T w u bed ro o m landsca ped. Try lo HOMI 'Z IMCOMI UMIJS AU .oas111.ooo A perfect combination of charm , personality. warmth & income. Live ln the lovely separate 2·Bdrm home & enjoy ihe income from the two 2-bdrm unlts directly behind. In addition. a cozy s pa & barbeque area to complete the picture, and in the finest Costa Mesa location. llAU11N. DOYIA SHOllS MIAT YllW--t4'1,000 <>--W11 c..., Sl70,000 T.D. 1211~ .......... Mo Lo. he. On Prestigious Galaxy Drive. You will be impressed with this lovely 4-bedrm home wi th a very f abuJous room for entertaining a c rowd of people. A great open' floor plan with family rm a nd fo rmal dining plus a beautiful large pool & spa on the view side. 1620 ~ALUY DI. SAT/SUM 12-10.4:30 llVINI TlltltACI fftONT IOW -$7'5,000 New exclusive lis ting. Most fantastic 'location for viewing the boating acLivity, jetty, ocean. bright lights & romantic Catalina Island. Just in time to h ave a clos e -up view of the Christmas boat parade. New lush landscaped terrace. 4 Bedrooms. fam. rm . form a l dining . dual stone fireplaces. 3-car garage. Call for a ppt MOUNTAIN TOP HOME AllOWHUD-SHOW VAUIY A beautiful award winning home on top of the world. Ski in the winter. s wim in the summer & enjoy this outstanding 3 bedroom home for all seasons. Only $96.500. WISUY N. TAYLOR CO., llALTOIS 2111 S-JH.llR .... I .... NE:""WPOtt-~T CENTIElt, M.I. 644-49 I 0 Upgraded beach home in Newport Shores. Walk to ocean or private beach. New carpeting and fres h paint too: Custom de· corations. J patios . Secluded s undeck : 2 Bdrm s . and just whitewater view home match this one for onl~ I · with den in Dana Point $174,900. Call 546-2313 W~nt Ad R~ ~5!:_~ Want Ad Hel~ 642-5678 beautifully decor ated. mi,,.K R"' • .. 1 large lot. rru1l trees. .......,,.. owner anxiou~ Sl82,500 ~TIERS : Hurr •'. 752·1700 " THE REAL ICS'l~TKRS Pm·ate new rus tom ELEGANT • (QTL ff 'FJ\LTT home 1n San Juan with 3 J\L bedrooms. quarter acre COUNTRY • and turn-or the rentun MANSION fj mvrsmrnr COMrl\nT DIC. TOWNHOME Sllt,tOO i.l.> lin11. $225.000 · l1 a ~ n 1 ( 1 cc n t N u rl h Tusun 8000 sq rt estate on --~-----------Lovely 3 Bdrrn 2 bath in Mountain view home in presttglo~s Back Bay s an J u an w it h 3 almost I acre. $1 .7~.ooo. ar~a. Bnght. spacious bedroo m s 21 buths llvme room. overlooks . , . · 2d h · flower filled vera nda. nice detail a n onu~ Private patio off massive room. S250.000 493·88t2 master suite. Seller will • help with financing too. L" caunow: 1ngo rn 11 .. 1& •• ro ~ ~:ke your s hopping SEA COVE easier by using the Daily Great financing will trade equity for s maller home, income pro p .. tru st dee d s R ick Aldt•ret te , o wne r rea1tor, 73 t 5 t 15 S2.17 per Day That's ljttle lo pay for an ad in the Duily Pilot Service Oirectory that can establish your professional identity For more information call 642·5678. PROPERTIES Pi.l~C~si~ed Ads - 714-631-6990 l ..................... _... ........ ... ----' LINDA ISLE I MIWPOIT HllGHTS EST An 3 Bdrm 2"" bath eJt· ecutlve home. Sits on huge corner lot. Family room, living room and den provide spacious family living. Newly landscaped and ter· raced. spa too: Owner says sell thia weekend. SUper nnancing. @ .. SEA COVE PIOPEITIES 114~63 J .. 6990 I 5 Br , 5 Ba. huge mas lc r suite. maid ·s qtrs. beautiful light decor, enter taining hom e . Room for 65 · yacht. Consider optio n. Priced at $1 ,100.000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 631 ·1266. 1 Res. 760-1580. RE/MAX I D R A w z l '. I I I 11 I I v A " H E I 1' . I I r I' . I. I :~~l • Y E H A Y . My plfttolOPhY 11 "P•y H MIMY .. u.ls I (' ( J you go." If you Hw my ,..._ I vacancy la thla _ _ . _ payctieok, you'd know wlly 1 -.taadl•I fourptex. Nldom oo -. e ed l• prime re-l H A M M Y E I •• nel1hborbood. I I' I I' I • ~ .... ~\le Qll04ed '° all •bODDlel and - . . . "" lilliftt in !he fllltlillo -d ; apoutatfoa. Full '"-_....__.~~ ............ -,..., ...iap -"""No '11e1ow. ~~ •• 0 • 000 · Call I umg~&.sn I' r r r r r r r I s~LEcT ·~~= I I I I I I I I I PROPERTIES ---------t ICl•M Lll'SMlwn a..c•1H1....__ You've Arrived at .. . IRYINE University Park. Excel e nd unit Cardiff w/custom loft. Oversized lot and close to pool. On 'the greenbelt. This charmer has excellent as· sumable loan. $158,900. 15 Jordan East 0J)t!n Satur..day a nd Sunday 12-4 IRYINE Lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. s ingle family home with VERY private yard. Xlnt location, close lo schools. shopping and freeway . $164,500. Owner wi II carry 2nd. 34 Almond Tree Ln Open Saturday 1-4 IRVINE Turtlerock. Enjoy the ultimate in family living in t his tastefully decorated 4 bdrm h o me. Also includes formal dining rm and family room . Convenient to parks, s h opping a nd exce l sch ools. $199.900. LAGUNA HILLS Portofino mdl in Aliso Hills. 4 Bdrm. 21n baths. Pool and spa. $247,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fixer upper. Family home with pool and brick. Excel location. $149,000. DANA POINT Spectacular views of Dana Point Marina coastline from this im- maculate 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. Fully e quipped workshop and 2nd kitchen. Fantastic patio for enter- taining includes bar, bltin BBQ and gas heaters. Excel owner financing with 25% down. $750,000 .. CATALINA ISi.Aii Ready to move into. Fumished 2 Bdrm condo with great view. Includes 6 passenger golf cart. Ex· change possible. 2075 Ian Joaquin Hiiia Rd. Acroaa from 9tQ CANYON Newport leach MO-Sm Slturd!f, O.C.mber 13, 1eao IWl.Y P!LOT 'II _,__ _,__ , ~:::.l'wW. Hoa•'-W. t ....................... ........................ ·····~················ .................. . .. • _,.. 1001 ·-'• .... z ....................... ....................... •..•.................• ................. . .. ******; Her,tage Collection MIWPOIT t••t 11'1 Quaint 3 Bdrm 2 bath. remodeled ho me, featurin1 separate family room, 2 fireplaces. hardwood noon, n ear new roof. copper plumbing, RV access. Owner's anxious and will assist with the financing. Offered at only $189,900. Call 5'0-1151 IMYISTOIS ...... .,. Maximum leverage with $5,000 down. 2 Bdrm cond o. Owner will carry balance with agreeable terms and payments. Gross income $MOO. Asking $76.900. Call 540-1151 ALL THI WOll"S OOMI In this beautiful home which features: 4 Bdrms. 3 baths. 3 car garage, lovely pool and s pa. Move-in condition. Asking only $197 ,500. C,all 540-1151 ERITAGE . UDOISLI Newly remodeled traditional style 3 · bdrm, 2 bath home reaturing large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has attractve beam ceilin2. fireplace & french doors leading onto brick patio. New kitchen bit-in appliances. Close to tennis courts . sandy beaches & clubhouse. Can be sold foll y furnished $420.000. IAYlllOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip IA&.IOA~ Quality oceanfront triple x. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Excellent income. $1 ,300.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Joli Boy~·d•• o,,.,, N 8 67'l 6161 $30,000 DOWM • .. CAMYOM YllW • Transferred owner insisted on best. take advantage Set against a changing backdrop or gree'n ant! ~olden slopes, long s hadows. and tw1nk1;ng lights . this majestic 5 bedroom home orrers a spacious tiled foyer nanked by lar51e li ving room and d ining room. The ruddy glow of blaung logs from 2 fireplaces provides a feeling of snug cheerfulness. You are guaranteed to love it at S279,000 Terms custom tailored to your needs. For private showing call 17t41 759·1501 • * IACK COUNRY VIEW * * Un1rrue 1•ombrnat1on of iot·auon. rles1gn & v a l u e ll'lllurtnJ! a free form o f archlll'C'lu n.· with c·erlar sidmj? & soar111R pant'~ u( J!l11~:. Thi~ (me rc~1dence (l(fers many ru~t om fo<tture~ or endunnR elegance with douhlt> doors leading to a hide uwav mas ter ~u11e Call 1714 1 i5!1 15fl l fi1r llw man~ dl'ta1b on this properly NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE 2670 SAN MIGUB. NIVI (7141 75'-1501 ~ Walker &lee Real Estate CE llDlll ILlllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE IA YFRONT WITH DOCk Gorgeous Modern Home With Imported Antique Details Thro ulo(hout Ha ndsome Wooden ~I an tels. Huge "Carn~d Wood .. Antique Pub So Many Specu1l Amenities Automatic Sprinkle rs. Air Conditioning, Security System. Profesionally Decorated & Professionally Landscaped. Dock For Fifty Foot Boat. Private Be a ch. By Appointment Only. $1.600.000. LIDO ISLE Easy Financing. Near Community Beachell. Clubhouse & Tennis. Quil't Corner Lot With Traditional Three Bedrooms, Plus Great Guest Quarters With Bath & Bar. Or Billiard Siu Recreation Room. Beautifully Landscaped Lanai & Patio. EJt pandable Lot. '435.000. VB(SAIWS Fabulous Matisse Studio Co ndo Professionally Decorated Minutes To Beach. Security Gate. Gym & Pool. Just Reduced To $89.900. UDOISU Exceptionally Good Location Near Tennis Courts & Beaches. Really Neat Two Bedroom Home With Den, Plus Formal Dinin1 Room. Assumable Loan Price. Only S37S.OOO. IMVISTOIS ATT8m0M Nice Llvable Home On a Large R-2 Lot 111 Belter Area or Costa Mesa. Bu.ild An EJClrl Unit For Income. Priced At stUOO. 11N1• tJca,_ .. .._. ... pwtc.llr- TAIC8«THISWIB · FllST TIME ADVIEltTISID ., OCEAN YIEW LOT -In Capistranp Beach, 6,000 sq. fl. of vacant lanct $95,000 ... A Lis ting of Nat a Ile Fogarty. IMMACULATE COHDO -3 bdrms. e mi unit in N .B .. 1500 sq. ft ., very privatt' $135.000 ... A listing of Cathy Cray . SPYGLASS VIEW Popular Coron ado model. 4 bdrms, den. hrighl and fresh $199,000 ... A listing of Culhy Cray . ARCHITECT'S HOME Hl'dwood and glass. backs lo nature in CdM . I bdrm s , s kylights. 3 frplce s $375.000 ... A listing or Mary Ann Anderson. TOTALLY REMODELED Charmin g custom home. 3 bdrm, corner lol private beaches $:579.0UO fee . ,\ listing. of Alison Stevens . OPEN FEELING Crean v iew . I bdrms . vacant in CdM . 3 ear garage. freshly painled. $360.000. .A listing of Dottie Johnson. U~l()U~ tif)M~~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 E~ult £:'.!..Ht H\gh..,ay, Corona del Mar N}!; HAVF.390FTHE BF.ST Ll~~l'INGS IN TOW'I: REAL ESTATE SALE MANAGER AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOi SIX A~U IAININGS We are looking for an aggressive, h ighly m o tivated real estate professi o nal t o become Sales Manage r of our presl1gious Newport BeaC'h om ce. Thi's i s a great opportunity to join a fast growing large office of rn foll time real est ate a gents and experienred sta ff. Brokers Li cense required For an interview contact Grant Allan . We \\ill res pect you r confidence. CAREFREE UVIMG IN IRV. You just can't find o better combino tioR of comfort, MChlaiOft ond locotioft crt this ••ry affordable _pr!c• of Sll,SOO! We _.. ofhrillcJ o I ldrm condomhtiulft In The SprilMJs crt northent lrYlne. You11 be glod you act.ct°" this OM. LEAST EXPENSIVE IALIOA ISLAND Thh 2 bedroofll cotto9e ,..,,..aents a good llt•eshMnt opportunity as a rental unit. first hofM °" the isa.d or lust future appnciotiOft. c,..ative finmteiftc) ... ...... Ofhnd at $209,000. UDO ISLE DUAM HOUSI Hewty ,. ........ d l IMdrOOWt + dH, l hll baths, qullty COMfntctlOft, a..dwood floors thr.011t, wood sh11tters all window•, 1•"9' :."':'J. patio, • ..,. to bey & ...... c ...... r.c"' a.. Udo v-. • ... ,, ., ..... , ••fr••· SI 9',600. 01 .... .tah I at T.D. Priced to ... Slt5.000. COIOMA DIL MAI COMD~UMS L•••rf C or••• del Mor co•4o•l•I•••· ,rlu_, fro.t $169,100. 644-7020 ,r NEWPORT IEACH ............ hillte .......... ' I I ,, .. ' OM DtSPU Y FOR CHRISTMAS. OPIN SAT AHD SUN 1-4:30 CO.. wnM "'-.. TO .... :on ~ Custom home. Lovet vaew of lh~ harbor Three spacious bedrooms. Family room Sunk~ lJvtng room with 9' ceiling. Owner wall carry complete financ·ing Down payment flexible. 411 SAM II '•AC•IO .............................. SU0,000 COMI wnM us. . .TO HAllOI VllW HM.LS. Exceptionally attractive five bedroom home. Three baths. Two fireplaces. Three car garage Stimulating view of canyon and mountains. Pool size yard. 1014 SAleCASn.I ....•• SHO~ IY Uf'f ........ SU0,000 I COMI WITH US. •• TO IAYCUST. Owner transferred! Four bedroom home . Thrt'e baths. Dining and family rooms . Lovely library. Fantastic master bedroom suite! Large pool. Quick possession. 1924 HOUDA'f IOAD ........•......•...••••.•••••• SJI0,000 COMI wnH US •.. TO IAYCUST. Very sha rp four bedroom home. Teakwood paneling. Marble entry. Brass lights. Corning top cook stove. Burn.in microwave oven . 80x108' lot. Owner may carry 1st TO at tJ<:;. 1700 •YM AYMll ..... Of'IM SAT ONLY ........ SJOS,000 COMI WITH US. •. TO WISTCUff. The impossible dream. A Newport Beach Condo ror under $100.000. Two bedrooms. Excellent location. I 700 WISTCUff DllYI #J ... SHOWN IY APPT .•..•. SH,500 A TI'&IT10N llAI. ISTA Tl A51NTS During recent m onths we have substantially increased our sales capacity and working facilities for our s ales people. Our new location is quite visible from the street. easily accessible for the entire area and provides ample parking for clients. If you contempla te making a change. perhaps you would like to discuss your plans with us ... one of the oldest and most respected na mes in local real estate. 1617 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B. WATERFRONT! 50 hua t <luC'k Cini' $35 0110 down ~ lld rri1 w1lh hreathl..ikmi:t '1c .... Offt·n·tl .i t Sli!15.llllU 96:1,1>767 LOW DOWN Corona del Mar duple x walkrng distance to tht' beach with bay a nd ocean views . 2 Large units with fireplac es . 4 and 3 bdrm s respectively. $292.000 Isl may be assumed by q ualified buyer plus selle r may carry a 2nd. full prtct> is $389,500. 1714) 6 73-4400 12' 3) 621-2121 The Horbor Ar.o's °'*5t R•al Estot• Finn $92,900 ASSUMAILE 3 Hdrm. 2 ha homt: i\F Fro x !l ~r i. ~oun ~ ~ irl•placc parqut:t l'O t r ~. h u ge pcit 1u , greenhouse. water s of tent.>r, elet· ~ura~e door opener 592.900 So. Calif Realty 546-5605 )11.fJUOdown. $73<! PJT,\ j mo for th1:. :! Bdrm horn I' Bkr C61·1010 OCEAM 'h ILOCK Deluxt.> 2&3 Bd rm unit:. F irepl ace e ach unit Sc 11 e r w 1 11 f 1 n a n t c : S21i5.0oo · lrw ludt.>i-. land IRVIME PAH.K PL1\CF:, chot\'l' corner NEW 2 story . 4 POND1':1{0S A hom t:. Oinini;: r oo m . bo nus room with wet tJ;ir, faml ly room with wet bar. family room far~plat·e Load~ of bn ck work . SELLER WILL lfto~LP l-1NA:-.ICE $299,500: 1o8MM1 loy "rop. RHltors •675-7060• Have something you wan• to sell? Classified ads do it well 642·5678. NEED A CHANGE? JOIN THE FASTEST GROWING REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN NEWPORT BEACH & RANCHO MIRAGE With dramatic increases in sales volume at both locations we're looking for aggressive. full-time high quality real estate agents. • We 're a unique company with prestigious omces in outstanding locations : • Corporate Plaza. Newport Beaci'l • Rancho Los Palmas Shopping Center. Rancho Mirage ' We back our people with: • Aggressive Marketing Programs •New Computerized farming programs • Creative Management • ln·House escrow service •Property Management •Generous Agent Commission Splits . Call us Now. We'll respect your confidence Ask for Ron Ta ylor. JOIM A COMPANY THAT'S OM THI MOYI! HST YA.LUE IN E·SIDE COST A MESA l.ovely upgraded 4bdrm home on a quiet cul-de-sac. Variety of financing terms available. Price to sell at only $128,000. Joyce Waltze. OWMll IS MOYIMG THIS WHICEHD Cr e ative rin a n ci n g Cambridge floor plan 'in U.P . end unit on g reenbelt. $159.000. Call Peter Johnson for details. MEW USTIMG Highly upgraded. expa nde d 5bdr . home w /pool. spa & burglar a1arm system . Walk to Mesa Ve rde C .C. Jac kie Handleman. WOODIRJDGE LEASE Wa shing ton Model -3bdr .. den. fam .. private spa. Avail Jan. 1. Jackie Handleman. T AKE·OVBl I 0.25 LOAN Prime investor unils n ear South Coas t Plaza. 4·Plex bldg .. pla nned de,·e l.. 3yrs . new. J ackie Ha ndlema n . LINDA ISLE 4br. 4112ba lh + m aids qtr. ltrg FR. fo r mal dining . Beaut lite decor . Room for 65 ' ya eht. Owner cons ider option. Sell a t Sl .100.000. Bob & Dovie ~oop. DOYER SHoaES CUSTOM 2·3br. 4ba. formal dining , bridge rm. 3fp. Fab v iew . Total sec. "mus t Lo see" ·ssoo.ooo Bob & Dovie Koop . OCEAN VIEW DOVER · 4br. 4ba. formal dining. Huge fr . huge yard w /pool. fab ocean & nite lite view. $725K Fee. $500.000. Ext. Fin. assum. B~b & Dovie Koop. WA TERFROHT NEWPORT Boat dock + 3br. 3ba home. 3yrs old. Huge master suite with lrg. s pa & bayview. Sell at $525K, $274 lst T.O. at I l 'Y. assum. Bob & Dovie Koop. IA YflOHT LEASE 2br. lba, fireplace. 3yrs old. Fab view plus sandy beach. $650/m o. Bob & Dovie Koop. MEW,ORT + 4 UMITS 3br. 2ba. fr, owne r unit + 3-2. 2ba. Vr. shrp. $340K w/190K assum at ll.5'7r Jnc. S21 .300. Bob & Dovie Koop. CAMEO SHORE LEASE 4br. 3ba, fr. pool. Ocean vi ew. 3pri beaches. $1.900/mo. Bob & Dovie Koop. IRVINE TERRACE FIMEST 3br, 2 ba . a ll newly decor. Breakfa st fm., dining, lrg fr w/fp. Beau li ving r , w/fp. New s hak e roof, paint. cpt, nu french doors. Mus t see . al S330K Fee. Bob & Dovie Koop. MEWftORT 11 .. ACRE 4br. 212 ba. dining rm w/fp. Lrg. gam e rm. w/wet ba r . r.v. acce ss . s pa. rm for poo l. assum 196K at 12''/r. Sell at $285K. Bob & Dovie Koop. EASY UYIMG! Huge 3bd surrounded by Woods in Lake Forest. Low maintenance yard w/beauliful spa. Try 10% dn only. Assume .10 % int . owe trg . 2nd . $225.000. Call Patrick Tenore. Tl Y 5· I 00/o DH! New 3 Bd 2'h Ba, 2000 fl Costa Mesa condo. Only $185,000. No qualifying. Patrick Tenore. ..c ............................. ... U4 L I 7ltl "'°"'· c..te ..... -&31-1211 lnd•ndenl Member Broker WATERFRONT GIANT Right on the canal in Newport Shores. (' huge 4 Bdrm 3 Ba f a mity home in 1 m m a c ulate co ndition . A s uper loc ation. only steps to the beach. Attractive owner financing available. A super buy at S280,000. FACELIFT P~esent owner is totally renovating this 2 Bdrm Balboa Is land cottage into ii s uper cute summer get·a·way house. Come down and see this property tod ~y. You won't recognize it soon. Asking $274,950 Pete Barrett Rgalty I HEW usn~ DOYM SHOltlS Ma r velous 3 Bdrm home situated on ~' acre. Large formal dining room. kitchen with bre akfast area dt>n + unique ~a rden room fo~ gracious ente rtaining -truly one of a kind ' Lis ted at $475.000 leasehold. eall Ann Peters for details. CLIFF HAYIM-CUSTOM IUtLT With upstairs view ~ 2 Bdrms plus d e n . lii rge do w n s t a irs roo m s perfect enterta ining home. buil t around a private patio. S285.000~ See Oiane Rarretl Sat. or Sun 225 IC!Mp "'ou. M•wport hoch MEW USTIMG~ACIC IA Y AREA 3 Btlrms. 2 bciths at an extre rneh· g ood pr1 C'C' of S I 16.500 . ..X ln't condition ! Re mode led kit c hen. 1.oC'cilcd on t1 c ul de s ac . Shows we ll prese nt your t erms Call the offH·e for clet:ai Is COZY RETREAT IN HEfGNTS Woods y interior a nd exterior · cute as a button .. 2 Bdrm ho me on l arg~· R·2 lot. Picture yourself in front of C'u mfy fire. away from it all. but really d <>se lo e verything $1 35.000 Com C' hy Cl nd see it S<:1 l 1 ·5 IS 11 Tvstin A,.e, Costo Mew f) l 2 . .)200 1605 WE5TCL1Ff DRIVE NEWl'ORT HACH -VIEW-VIEW-VIEW. PrilH locotlon molces the lroodmoor horn• o reol winner. 5t•ps to pri,. ote community pool ond grffftbelt. Si .. .aated °" cpHt strfft. 4 large bdnns, 3 batta. R~ til• roof, hucJ• courtycrd entry. Loh of wood deekhtcJ c~ to chorm. Offered ot S 395,000. -FOREVER VIEW -ONLY $299,000. Corono d•I Mor Ea•cutiu home with good ,.iew. C.ourtyord •ntry, fonnal dining room & lorCJ• farnlly room. New corpetinCJ & wood plonk floors. Pri,.ate beaches. he land. Shows like o model. -FANTASTIC FINANCING!!! Ownn-will carry at 20%. One of Corono d•I Mor's moat distlnguish•d hoftws. Located '" small pri•at• cou111&Mity with pool. Lit., olry 4 bdrm, 3 bath hoftw. 2 Fi,.,actces, fomtal cilWlg roOftll & brffkfost room. "erlwct for famlly & ...t.rfainiftc). Newly off-ft eel .. $397,000. -LEASE IN CDM. 3 hdrOOM, 2 both hom. wfth fir1ph1u & ;acunL Clou to 1hopplnCJ & bucll. A•cHlobM lwclahty. S950 mo. -WESTCLIFF H.I. ADULT COMDO. $595. 2 ba...._ 2 Mttl. 10 s .. pt to pool Mew c..,...... Y.arly IHHI 27441. COAST HWY. COIONA DB. MAI 759-161& P All( IM ltlAR 2744 l. COAST HWY . COIOMA DEL MAI 159-1&1& , ......... A IU9atDtA9'Y 01 THI IRvtN! COMPANY ·- CAMIO SH~-PAIULOUS YllWl Custom 3BR, flnQU; rm, formal dining rm and large kitchen w /brkfst rm . Pool •& spa w /exercise rm. $935,000 incl. land . Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 P.M. 4501 GORHAM. fU -12) PAITY HOUSI -FAMILY HOMI! Move in ready and sellers will help w /financinR. Lg Baycrest corner w/nlg ht lights view, 4BRS, family rm, formal dining, brkfst rm, pool w /s p a . $439,500. OPEN DAILY 11 :30·3. 1801 SANTIAGO. D . Chichester/ M. L. Marion 642-8235. <U·l3) OM THI GOLF COUISI! 2BR & den upper end unit w/3 ·decks inRancho San J oaq uin. Spectacular views, ma ny upgr ades. $209,500. Belle Partch 752· 1414. <U· 14) OWMll MEEDS TO SILL ••• this Newport condominium -will lease option w /$5,000 down at $650/mo. 2BRS. 2 baths. fplc and pool. $123,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. lU·l5 ) CLOSE ESCROW l!FOll DECEMHI l I. 1910! Large 3BR, 2'h bath in Corona del Mar. South or Highway -walk lo beach. 5-car garage & extra parking w/2BRS and 2 full baths unit over garage. Great investment. $390,000. Bea Arnold 644-6200. CU~16> L.IDO ISLAND LEASE OPTIOH! Just lls ted charming 5BR. 4 bath ho~e w /3:car garage & large sunny pat10. Steps to tennis and beach. $650.000. Beril Mitchell 642·8235. lU·l7 > LAUREL "OIMT TOWHHOME! Elegant 3BR. 21 2 ha th condo w/plantation s hutte r s i n mas te r BR, wood pa rqu~t floors and designer wall t ove ring s . Sl 39,500. Lee Henkel 752·1111. (lJ ·18) DOVER SHORES! Large executive style r es ide nce located on prime corner lot w 11BRS. maids qtrs, pvt study a nd large family rm. Pool and spa VI EW. At ce ss to pvt beac h S559,000 . Lynn e Valentine 614·6200. I l) · 19 ) HACH DUPLEX! Each unit has 2BRS. 2 ba ths. sun deck and patio. Great ea sona l rental l block to be ac h S230.0ll0 Ber it Mitc hell 642-8235, ( l ' 20) NISTl&IOUS Ila CANYOM! Custom 5B.R ho m e des igned for family living and executive ente rtaining. Large ll\ring and formal dining rms open lo pvt patio area Pool & spa. S975.000 Lynne Valentine 6t4-6200. IL' ·21 I HOLIDAY VIEW! Outs tanding ocean. bay und city vie ws in Harbor Hills! 3BH. den. fa mily rm. s pa and pool. $429.500 in d . land. Sharon Smith 644-6200. ( L' ·22 ) MAGMIFICEMT LOCATION! Fren ch Norma ndy design on tip or Linda Jsle ideal for entertaining. Spacious rms. hig h ceilings. 'the best of everything incl. 127' on the bay and dock for so· boat. Appt. only. c. Schweickert 642-8235. <U·23 ) ftENIMSULA POINT! 2BR home offers c ozy li v ing rm w /bTick fplc . s pac ious fa mily r m w /skyligh t. S.'H2.000 unfurn/S347.000/furn. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. <U·24 > TURTLE ROCK HIGHL.AHOS IY LUSK! Dramatic 4 BR "Edinborough" w /pvt s pa and fire pit. Located on cul ·de·sac near pool a nd parks w /2 fpl cs a nd lavis h mas te r s uite. E xc l us i ve ly lis ted. $389,000. Lorrain e Reid 551·8700. <U-25) WOODIRIDGE "ELM" MODIL! Beautifull y upgraded condo near shopping, pools. lake and tennis. 3BRS. large family kitchen. lovely patio. Loc ate d on quiet street. $112.500. Alan Beel 551·8700. <U-26 ) HARIOR RID&I IUY! 2BRS. 2 bath h o m e. o n 1 le vel w /p•vt s pa . Beautiful decor. Pvt community w/24 hour s ecurity. View of mtns a nd city lights. $389,000. Bea Arnold 644·6200. ( CU·27 > DIC OMA fl OH AND FIMAHCIH&I 2BRS. 2 bath Warmington Plan "8 '' w /el~gant d ecor and good financing avaalabl e . $142,500. Lorrain e Jackson :;51.s100. <U·28) HOITH LAGUNA OCIAHFIOMTl Courtyard entry inlo lbis 4BR w /family rm home w /forever views! 2 f plcs. $945,000. Barbara or Terry 642-8235. <U·29) JOHAMMISIUIY lllSLIMe YIMIYAIDS! 80 acres in Ranc ho California. 52 acres planted; land ii in 8·10 acre packages. For sale u one package. $926,000. Tom or Terry 642·8235. <U-~) ------111 .. 1414 (ompia "'*" c..-Ma.GJI «>• * ... .... ,.Mill CT •.••. ,....., ..... ,..... &e ... ,,_ ,.,,, ....... .. llal•e Feurnler At ltle IAIMtOOD ................. I Bl. + dla with paaoramlc ~l•w ., ... w. •• li ...... ~ ... Cera 191dikaekj At n P .• .. . .... , .... .Pl•t ADDITIONAL LOT on C5'"..&a "a pnmU1loua Eut 8aJ. tlwled .s bedroom Ta1tefalll1 ~or.ted remlly bome AU tbd '-t-1\lded at 11.100. 000 lllMnftAUll .WW .. .r~ every room• .. vel in t.hia IM>me au.pended above CIUu Cove. C•ntnlly located yet techMled with access to several quiet beacbea, Uus . horr'4t on this site cannot be duplieated. Sl.4.50,000. CAMIO IMQ4B Expaiwve ocean & jetty view oo tri. elevated tot. 3 BR. Oen. Fam. rm. &. 3 baths . Unique pool ln lrg. patio. Great expansion pouibilities. You own the land. 1649.000. DAMCI ALL......, In wide and beautiful hallways OD 1orgeous imported Italian tile-. Float in custom desiped atrium spa. Watch the sunset over the r.a viii on while sippinl ·your 'favorite"• on view lounges. 3 BR. custom in Irvine Terrace . Entertainers delight. '615,000 Fee. SPY.USS COUMftY Truly the perfect family home. Flexible floor plan. 5 BR. 4~ BA. Fam. Rm. + bonus Rm. Playhouse w /wat er wheel . Cou ntry decorating. ·$580. 000. LUIUIY UYIM6 OM UDO ISU Large immaculate family home with indoor spa in master suite. 5 large BR'S. 4 BA. Den & separate dining room. Lrg. 46' lot. $472,500. CHIMA COYI Comfort. style & privacy with view. Steps to sand. Helpful financing in this 3 BR. 2 BA. Beach house. $380,000. MINCH COUMTIY From charming brick courtyard entry to country dining rm. with fireplace. 3 BR. 3 BA. Secluded second story master suite. Magnificent storage. Artist's studio & dark rm. Family paradise in _private Bayshores. $350.000. IACIC tAY ISfAft On prestigious Mesa Drive. 3 horse E ·Z care stable. Beautifully decorated. including new gourmet kitchen. Big dining area. Overnlte loft. 2 big BR. Cozy den. ~.000. IAYSHORIS COTTA .. A real cha rmer with great potential. Beamed ceilings. Cozy fireplace. 3 + BR. Fam. Rm. Wood & brick unique. Patios invite outdoor entertaining. S325.000. VllW IH HAalOI VllW ..US The ocean, the harbor & the city lights by night wiJl captivate you. All this plus 4 BR. Beamed ceilings. Large separate family room & cozy fireplace. $319,500. Ll11U ISi.Ate UMOll SH0,000! Just steps to bay . Quaint 2 Bdrm with lots of used brick. Shake roof. Owner assisted financing. ~.000. A..c>IDAAI JASMM ~ Lovely 2 BR & den. Very private yard & s pa . Guard gated community offering tennis. swimming & lush greenbelts. $275,000 with attractive financing. VllW lt4 IASTIUllP Spacious family home featuring 3 BR. 3 Baths. Family room with wet bar is ideal for entertaining. A lovely night light & mowitain view in a great community. $250,000. .oL5 B'S PAIADISI Two bedroom condo in Rancho San Joaquin overlooks the fairway. Cozy den. Breakfast balcony. Owner will help finance. $175,000. SPACIOUS..,.__ f1--.Y1••1•01HOOO Plus easy care, lilshly landscaped patio & courtyard in one of Irvine's finest areas. Shopping, scboola le community pools all within easy walking distance in University Park. 3 BR. 2\h BA. + fam. Rm. $159,950 .... All COteO Dramatic COVINGTON ooe story condo. Sun.ken living room. Two aaater BR suites. Bre•kfut eatifta nook + dlninl rm. Attached double 1•rage. $152;500. ze:c•rr a ••A•• ·· Excellent Bluffs 1reenbelt location. A rare offering. 2 BR., 1 BA. See to appreciate. $145,000. tMS EAST8LUFF DA . NEWPORT BEACH, CA. .... IAITILUFF POOL HOME lpaetom 4 bdrm -+-warm family room, Perfect tor the active family. Scllaola, lhoppin1 & park near by. Quick PGl•••iort available. '230.000. ................ u .......... ....... COIOMA Da MAI Enter a realm of appointed elegance in this custom European home featuring French doors , molding , hand-painted tiles and beveled glass. See the open house on Saturday and Sunday from 12·4 at 315 Poppy. $695.000. Very a ffordable Corona de l Mar duplex. Two 2br and den units. south of PCH. Good income. price reduced. $235,000. IAYSIDE COVE View of bay, boats. hills. Enjoy the comforts of home and the amenities of this community near the water. two bedrooms. den. 2'h baths. Large spacious rooms and elegant decor. Owners will ass ist in financing. consider trades. $610.000. " .. G CANY~ LISTING Privacy abounds in this elegant, 3 bedroom, 3 bath Bordeaux model which offers comfort and spacious living in an excellent location. Owner will assist in financing. Offered at $395,000. See open house on Sat and Sun from 12·4 at 8 Rue Chateau Royal. Best buy in Big Canyon - excellent opportunity to purchase a very s p acious townhome . 4 bedrooms and a gameroom, each with a bath. Formal li ving and dining rooms, study and powder room $610,000. Opn Hse Sal/Sun 12·4. 12 Rue Fontainbleau. COUHTIY FltBCH IN IA YSHOllS This unique 4 bedroom home on fee land has been custom designed to include French doors, wood paned windows. solid oak cabinets , bay window with seat, handpainted tile, hardwood floors and used brick. See the open house Sat/Sun 12-4. 2731 Bayshore. $695,000. WATIRRlONT WITH SLIP This 3 br, 2~ ba townhome has a patio and deck right on the bay with a slip for 3.5' boat. Offered fully furnished for only $320,000. this home has been used only as a part time s econd home. HEWPORT HEIGHTS Best buy in Newport Heights -a charming "must·see'' 3 bedroom home with fireplace. Huge yard has room for pool a nd s pa . Only $169,500. UDO ISLE This 3 bedroom home on Newport's most popular island has just been recarpeted and has new paint. fixtures and landscaping. Excellent terms , owner will cons ider lease·option, low down payment. Open Sunday 12-4 at 112 Via Quito. $425,000. W ATEIRlONT UVING The charm and island lifestyle of Balboa Island are yours with this 5 bedroom home with private pier and slip for 3.5' boat. SPYGLASS HILL Beautiful home high above Newport Beach with a fantastic view of the bay and ocean front. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths and a pool with two spas. Immaculate; lush landscaping; excellent financing. $795,000. LIDO PAIK CO.Of' Large 1 Bdrm co·op w/bay and ocean view in security bldg with swimming pool and excellent fmancing. $269,000. HAllOI llDGI CUSTOM HOMI nlls elegant Countrf English home ii situated on top o Harbor Ridge, Newport Beaches most privileged guarded gate community. This home offers the finest planning and construction available. It has 5 Bdrms 4 'Al Ba, family room, library, pool w/1pa and an unparalleled ocean and city lights ...... ' WHO IMOWS17 This just may be the buy of your Uf etime . . . OD the oceanfront. New buildiq, take over $4311,000 loan at 12~% for 30 years. No quallfyina. Fantastic rentals. 1895,000. WI HAVI IAYMOMTI TO SHOW YOU IY IOAT, IF YOU UKI. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport l~d. c..W JOiia THOE IS A DIFFEIEllE U"60 llAL ISTATI.., ....... ..... ..... '"' ... ... Cl 'lmd .. Mcl•I .. .... ,...,.cW ........... ,.,. .. Or-. c..ty ........... .. ,.... .................... . offlcH pl•• •• l•n•,_..f depert•••f ••d ••crow c •• , •• ,. u.,. .. ••• • ,...,.dN .... NC I .... -.. .......... , ......... 0. ............. Office, ....... .. lt77 Ill• c.••••lll .... ,.. c ...... ._ ... ..,._~ .. .-, ... Ump ftllllfht .......... " ,.. ••• c•rl•nM • ,.... ..... c•r••r ••d •r• c•rr••tly 1c...-............... .. ,... Or, ...... ,.. ..... ..... ....... ..., ............ .... for • dmltt· . . ....... fll9ft •P· .. to OHKI ... wttlt O ....... , ort••IHtlo• ....... r•pl., .......... L..-0 llAL ISTATI. For o c .................... ....... c..._. Moll J1h11•, M•1g11, 644-70Z0.,,... h 0 ..... I II Lin o. • MIWPOIT llACH •olh••"g 644-7020 ..... ..,..,. ........ .. Ullpflrst You've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Sp ec ta c ular bay front with extens ive use of wood and stained glass. Property is only fee home on the market. 5 Bdrms. including maids qtrs. Exclus ive at $2.6 million. UtlJA ISLE Best island location with sweeping main channel view. Custom thruout w/terrific wood treatments. 5 Bdrms inc luding maids qtrs . Exclusive $2.7 million. BIG CANYON Custom home on the golf course w/sweepin g 1st fairway view. 5 Bdrms. including maids qtrs. Exclusive at $2.3 million. BIG CANYON Terrific golf cours e view townhome . Former mod e l w/private pool and spa. $725,000. BiG CANYON Wonderful canyon view townhome. Pool and spa. All new amenities. Owner will carry. Exclusive a t $775,000. BIG CANYON Excellent McLain townhome. End unit, on the golf course! Best buy at $310,000. . UDO ISLE Unbelievable 4 Bdrm 4~ baths with pool and spa. Best island location. 3rd story has bay and ocean views. Exclusive and ready for occupancy. Huge assumable loan. CORONA Ill MAR/VIEW Better than ihe best Spy1Jus view. 4 Bclrms and great privae)'. Owner will carry a large 2nd. Exclusive and priced to sell. $425,000. 2071 •n Jo._n Hiie Rd. AcroH from lltO CANYON Newport IMch M0-1711 . MO Owner will carry all flDUdDI ! lit 6 lad 11>'1 ! Cuatom home 3 Br, family rm • POOL: Of. lered at llJS,000 . t6MllJ WIAPITUP! · Buy younelf a presenl. 2 Bdrm e nd unil townbomae. Close to len· nis cowts 6 pool. "Sale Price" 1117,080. #l7WILDfiOOSE SHSUt4 IZ..4 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY '7J.Ul4 211 DICUTIYI TOWMHOMI Convenienlly close to beaches, freeways, and s hoppin1 . Modern kitchen w /built·ins. NaluraJ wood ceilings. Lge. Master Befroom. Brick plant rs in patio, Ot4LY 00! Sell with EASE! It's a BREEZE Classified Ads 642·,S678 . ,,, WHAT DO YOU Mr llOl 1 I .71.,MI? In Dover Shores it will buy lH feet of prime bayfrODt fee property wWa a classic Mediterranean contem~uy home. Features: 4 bedrooms, 5 baths . den, 5600 sq. ft. of living area, slip and side tie to accommodate a 80'yacht, a walk in wetbar and temperature controlled wine cellar. Everything is in perfect condition. We'll match it 7 against anything ln the Harbor area! OM SAMTIA•O DltVI Exciting remodel! An eclectic blend of wood. glass. brick and tile.· Features: 6 bedrooms. 3 fireplaces. a Back Bay view, pool and 2 jacu11is. $498.000 fee. Mw.IM•.._..._. . 675-6000 LINDA ISLE 3.1 MILLION 6br , 7ba. The most exciting estate on Linda. Wine cellar. game room. indoor. outdoor pool + spa. Unequal turning basin view. plu~ room for 85' yacht. For appt. Call Bob & Dovie Koop 631 -1266. 760·1580. RE/MAX Trllde your old stuff for 1he fastest draw in &he new goodies with a West ... a Daily Pilot Classified ad. 642-5678 Classified Ad. 642-5678. BUY A PIECE OF SAN FRANCISCO A TIME SHARE OFFERING IN PACIFIC HEIGHTS JACKSON COURT, A TASTEFUL lO·ROOM INN WITH A TOTAU.. Y fLEXJBLE USE Pl.AN AND FEE OWNERSHIP VIA A GRANT DEED. CONTACT .llM WOOD U~l()UI: ti~I:' REALTORS 675-6000 Yiu.AGE HI -Beautifully upgraded 3 Bdrm Rutgers. in an outstanding location. Fantastic entry & rear patio in Spanish brick & tile. Creative financing avail. $157.900. JASMINE CUB -Tastefully upgraded 1 sty. Plan 3, w/spa. Great location. Assumable loan. Won't last. $320.000. SIAVllW -Remodeled Port Royal w/pool and spa, ocean & night light view. Superbly up- graded 4 Bdrm detached home. ~.000. CUSTOM LOT -One acre+ lot w/architectural plans for 3800 + sq. ft. home. Rolling hills .& horse area. $173.000. WOODlllDeol -Superb 2 Bdrm/ A'Shford with greenbelt location. Priced to show the owner wants action fast. $151.500 llACH NOMI -Completely redec .. 6 Bdrm family home in Newport Beach. Comm. pool & tennis. Owner financing avail. Fantastic rental property. $175,000. ••ucm $40,000 -3. BR Plan 5 in Jasmine Creek w/mini ocean view, plantation shutters. owe large contract. at 11 o/r $310.000. TUITUllOCll Ml6HLAteS -Natural beamed wood ceilings, paneling, warm earthtones. A lovely view. Thi8 4 Bdrm F;dinborough has everything including xlnt financing. $389,000. .. I ...- .. . ' 's . .... • r: ····-· .................... --........ ~--·--..... L.,..Mlhrt6h't•~-· ............... 11.11• ...... . ......, ......... --. ,.., .... ..... .., ....... ,... ... ... WllWI ......................... . . UDG 11£ •TllflllT ......... ··'"' .. ,. ..... , ...... l 01tery lie•• • ... WAt• ""' .......... , ~ ....... ..... ecM•lty M41 ...... ltlft. 0,.e -.. ..... ,..... ................. .. ..... ..... ,.,,,. e'l .......... .... c ... .,... .......... J ...... ...... ,.. w Hli ,.,....., ... wta.fll H .... clMt l. Ow M r • _.... .. •Ill ... e r •Ill t u t. .... fer ...... ••lt1. Sltl.000. . TOTAL VIEW WATEI & LIGHTS ON of • lll1td ~ aperty ••lf't11Wat tt.e ,.,.. wlHI • VI W OF IAY. OCIAM & 11 l9ht ll91th 111 CoroH ... 1 Mer. ls,ecl•llr lar9• 4 It*-Ito•• wltll frHch doora, lllhrior ..,._ wftll ~rtct ..d f)t•tHry. C"-A .. ISIJ l .... Nl .. I .Ut. FIHlbtt pr;crty .............. , S4H,OOO. 671·6' 0. . PENINSULA PT. BEAUTY No upt1t1t 1pored bt IMt ,. .. dtltd J Md. l ba. "-· S.. of ... ff•• ftohtrt1 i"clude: 1hi1t9ltd nterlor, stalud glau, pla1ttotlH 1htter1, 1Jsyli9ht1 Giid profnllOMll .... c ..... Two firtplace1, fatnity r'OOllt pl111 fOl'lllol di,., rift. In Hti1 2·dory "°"-· Steps to lay & Ocean. $465,000. U I· 1400. COUNTRY CHARM-BALBOA IS. f otally upgrac»d & I eMOdtftd dllplt1. FT-ont unit witft ~am c.lll1tgi, dalHd glau & French doon. loth ..Uts haYe 2 bedroom & loads of chanft. $191,500. Shown by appointm.nt. 673-6900. LARGE HARBOR YU CORNER Wonderful executi•t llo•t for entertaining. Pri•acy, prt1tlgt ••d i"'Pressi•e 5 bed. home with ton..t dl11 rm. Large patio ~d br INhlrt greenery. Sl59,000.4 Call 673·6900. • OCW BAY & MGHT USHT VIEW Lwge 2 led. 2b&. ~ peol. ....... I I Q111t, decb for Hlfft.lal1t9 & security bldg. $290,000. BAYFRONT CONOO--IBIHSUlA Security, adult,,... .... 'ldt...,. YllW of lay & pool. Spec:ICMll 2 ...._ wftll boat slip a•ailablt. OwR..-,., .. to 1ttl $336,000. 671-6900. ON THE WATER-VIEW Hictly decorat9d 2bcl 2 be. A•ellaltlt boat lllp. lig Glltal Ible lo. at 12.75%. Front row ta ALL IA Y octhltr. Sl00,000. CUSTOM WITH FRONT TREES Spacious 2bd. 2 be. oa ... t tr.•·••d · Cllf·de·tac. Fatnlly rOOM. edN ... tot, , , '""' for pool. catoM Wit for wltlael OWHrs, fully iMlllahd.. M..y •••fHH. $249,500. .. , ... ,, 11 • • : i BEAUTIFUL-MOYE~N CONDITIOM Perfect ho"'e for f111y b•Jtrs la Mtwport 1hortt.. 2 story wltfl JIHI. & •• °" 4bd. Ma11r ~orator ......... W•• to co"'"'unity pool & .. ..,.,,, SI tt ,IOO. 63. · 1400. NEWPORT CREST END UNIT Hew 011 the mariltt wf"' Oct• VU. fl'opular Plan 4 with 2·dory 2bcl. ud dt• wftft a lg. ma1ter Mite, polio & dtcli. ltautiful decor with 1111 of mlrron & • IJl"CHsclotft. S 195. 900. EXQUISITE NEWPORT CONDO Tndr a 1howcC1M 111 ,....,,.... Cre1t! C0nttr 2 btd. ck ""' OCIAM VU. D"l9'tr decor wfflt .....-_..,. Nltt, wolk·ift wlu cttt... OWMr wll e1aht with fl1t01tclttg attd cerry AL TD. $112,500. u 1·1400. I ii • NEWPORT HOME~.W.CARIY . • h•Hhil l bed. Z a.... J ,... .. + pned ltHt or llV ,....., ..._la 1 INMt ,_.,, co••lllllty. s 111.000 owe 11t • . . . :: 'NEWPORT COtlO RNE LOCATION w• to Wtttclff ,._ ..... tMt .... J IM4. 2 IN!. c .... , ............ ,. ' .Ow••r will assist fl•••cl•t - ........ at11 IOH or , .... ;., ..... StJ ... 100. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL EST" T£ s. .. fl"l\t~. p,_..., ~ 24ltl W Ctw111 Hwy ~WllClft 9Hc!I ., ...• r . lllllflmlm 5 bdr m fa mlly hoa41 _•arm ~ ~·onderf\al. Gourmet kttcblll, b~ pateo, roof deck, faftly roo'm, frp e. New crJt l tUe. To see it is to I it. $485.000. . . · .. -.. . deeanrB'll.'P.,l!.~:~;t· 3 bdrrn wllta. -"1~· decorated • readr. to rent. A bargain at $550,00Q. fl'~rrafic terms. owe lit at 12% l•l year . I 'tlAi.TOIS ,,..,,,. ~,, __ ~ ,... ., .. ;: . :~~~ ~-. iteik••• ._. • ·a ..... ~~ ..... ·a-s · •11tAm1 ; , ~ -A_· . CllJ fW Gallop ~he t rails o! C.W .. Mw aoll O..Poa.t tf.z• ;~ffr< ',·,~·,, . ~wpo~s Ba ck B~y . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••~•• ' • • ~)' :~ ),•. eove~hla;~:, ~~~~11~! 2Br. 28a condo. S~eps to IN FOllCLOsuil --·-... --- " -famiJy in a serene and buch. $228,500 . ~! 3 Bdrm. 2 b!I.' lUd'.000. pr ntlgious setting 4 ~wner .213944·978l da)s. 33822 M ari~•• ,D r . 8 e n e r o u s b d r m s . -l 3 . 6 9 . 1 -4 1 6 9 o r l 394-4~ COLI O• MIWPOIT alALTOIS 211 IL C.... Hwy.. ear ... ., Mw ,,.. •... i paclous master suite, 714-67_'.J:._7~~e~es ----- faturei: fireplace and C:O.toM.sa I 024 DESPllATI sunken &ub, t our met ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELLER MOV ING kitchen. im ported tile, • T11ke Over ~':4 Loan aecwity gate. sparkll!"g MC1M CONDOS GOLDENWEST RLTRS 642.5678 pool. spa. 1u•sl or in--.11 -196-7901 83HU61 ' laws apartmeni · Plus. 5 ___ ~fare:~ ~cent __ box stalls and r id ing EASTSIDE C.M. ateh, ~cial f1nand ng 2Sl2Santa Ana Ave. llMlllNJt• "och 1040 avallable. A rn uatsee 2 BR. 2' 2 ba. contcmp .. i;;;~~S~;;:~c;~•.;•• ~ .. .:'••313 design. $116.000. ..._,... 646-5096 646-60'1 Completely refurbished 3 BR l·•.ba home 1n Hunt . Bch. I 1111le from ocean. Rrand new appliances. $12.l.OOO r·r.11F c;T C: OLSON ··~--"- MES1\ VEHUE.t Br 2 Ba . with po ol li c aul lndi.cpng & eat) care yard Owner may ca rr~ financing. $129.900 l> Bourke Realtor 546·9950 C...tury 21 979. t 05o DIRECJ.ORY ....... dD:t!Plt• 3 Bdrm and % Bdr m. l::x cellent Corona del M a r location New tarvel nrcely decor ated. JO', down. OWfte't will car r) S9000DOWM LEASE OPTION No qualif) mg. SIKS .000 $2,000 mo••• you itt New 2 s ty. 3 br. 212 bll. llcnt applies to pun-huse Walk to beach. 960· 1217, ............. ..., ............... C .. ' Pl·:::. .. ···:· ......... .................... ., ..... , .... ......... ~,: ~ ...... .................................... ".. . .... ... .. .., ... ....... HOUSIS FOR SALi 2 •ROOM •«3 Gloucester Or., Costa Mesa 642·4799 Satl8o• 12·• 34 Rue Fontainbleau <J)/Cyn) NB 675-6000 $429,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 388 Broadway, Costa Mesa 673-7300 $1Z7,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 227 Via Orvieto, Lido Is le, N.8 . 673· 7300 $350,000 Sat /Sun l ·4 16 Navarre. Irvine 551-8700 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 1511 Tustin Ave (NwptHgts> CM 642-5200 $13.5,000 Sat 1-5 2006 Ba r ranca <Bluffs ) NB 640·6259 $148,000.L/H Sat/Sun l ·S 2 IR ~ FAM RM or DIM 971 Bayside Cove W., Npt Bch 631·1532 $749.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 15 Jorda n East (Univ P k > Irv. 640·5777 $158.900 Sat/Sun 12·4 44 Whitewater, J asmine Cr eek, CdM 644·9060 SZ75,000 Sun l ·4 225 Kings Pl. <Clflwn) NB 642·5200 $285,000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 JWOOM 1536 Serenade Terrace, NB 644·7%11 $282,000 Sat/Sun 12-4: 30 204 Sapphire,·Bafboa Island 615-4000 $415,000 Sat/SUD 1-4 7 Rue Deauvill~. Bil Can)'On, N. B . 760-8244/640-0306 Sat/Sun 11·3 34 Almond Tree Ln., Irvine 640-5777 $154,500 . Sat 1·4 10361 iamoa South ~ts,.8. BJ 984-3311 fim.OOG -S.t~irfi2.s • •6408 W. oeanrl'Obt. Newp,ort 8cft 631·1400 S649.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 2297 Redland~ Dr., Ne wpart Beach 631·1400 S187,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4501 Gorham, Cameo Shores 644·6200 $93.5,000 Sat /Sun l ·S 311 Wa lnut St., E·side. C.M. 642-0153 $137,500 Sun 1..,. 2556 Greenbriar Ln., Costa Mesa 549-3200 Sll6,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••4407 W. Coast Hwy., Npt Bch 644-9990 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1101 Valley Cr., Costa Mesa . 546-2313 Sl62,oM .-sat/Sun 12·4 l It .,... ~ IM .,. DIN 3150 Barbados, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $12$,500 Sat. l·S 36 Farragut <Northwood&} Irv. 552·2000 $161,500 Sat/S'4n 1·5 3113 Barbados, Costa Mesa -' • 540-1720 $119,500 Sat 1·5 21 Cam bria <Spyglass) CdM 675-6000 $515,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 24646 Mosquero, Mission Viejo 951·1719 $159,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 1472 Gala xy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 642·2510 $685,000.Fee Sat/SUll 1·5 795 Ba lboa Ave., Laguna Beach 496·9786 $278,900 S/Sn 1: 30·4: 30 320Sea ward <Stioredfs) NB 631·1400 $384,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2113 Miramar, Newport Beach 631·1400 $4M,OOO . $at /SUn 1·5 1740 Plaza del Norte, Ba l Pell 631-1266 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 •1363 Galax~., DoverShol'es, ~B 631-7300 ,000 Sun 1·4.30 • 1207 Ber kshire Ln .. Westcurr, NB 631-7300 S~.ooo Sun 1-4:30 421 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts , NB 631-7300 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 431 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 642·8235 $429 ,000 Sat 12·4 432 Nyes Place, Lagwta Beach 642-8235 $415,000 Sat 12·4 438 Nyes Place, Lagune Beach 642·8235 $395,000 Sat 12·4 444 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 642·8235 $395,000 Sat 12·4 8 Rue Ch ateau Royal < Bg Cyn) NB 644·9990 $386,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 3163 Canadian Dr., Costa Mesa 979-1791 Sl22,900 Sat/Sun 10·4 2006 P ort Albans, Newport Beach 673·8550 $1.86,000 Sa 2·5/Su 1·4 4~ aa1 Palisades, Capistrano Bch MO-sm $788,ooo Sun•2·4 m Via San Remo <Udo I •>NB 11r 111·1400 -1·· ••t Collini llltnd, Newport Bch dt-1400 St,10&,000 •Sat/Sun 1·5 'lr1901 Santiago, Ba~cr~. N.8. 642-8235 $439,500 Daily 11 : 30-3 ....... ,..-·e ••426VialAdoNord.~ h 631·1400 1895,000 ~a /Sun 1·5 22 Morro B ay (Spygls) CdM 760-9333 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 277 Brentwood, Costa Mesa 631·1266 $128,000 Sat 1·5 •1620 Galax y Dr, Dover Shores, N .B. 644-4910 $4~.ooo Sa/S 12:30·4 :30 * •401 North Star Ln, Dover Shrs, NB 631·7300 $945,000 Sun 1·4 :30 •1072 Santiago Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB 631·7300 $750,000 Sun 1-4 :30 •1823 G le nwoodLn, Baycrest . N.B. 631·7300 $310,000 Sunl·4 :30 • 1924 Holiday Rd ., Baycrest, N. B . 631-7300 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30 1441 G ala xy, Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $470,000 Sat 1-4 : 3-0 1700 frvine Ave., Baycrest, N. B. 631·7300 $2b5,000 · Setl..-:30 315 Poppy , Corona del Mar 644·9990 $69.5,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2731 Bayshore, Newport Beach 944.9990 ~.ooo set/Sun 12·4 21 Rue Fontalnbleau <BICYn> NB 944.9990 '610,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 · . I l•tooM . lW Borltai(4_Wat ;;ntl N6t Bch ?5t-G\e6'~0ga 's.t/lun 1·5 . ' I i'a ,, .. ~·'-bi IJit ~DIM 1806 pt. Ki~ly CfMfiusJ !CB 552-2000 $:m,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 1971 Port Albans (lM{ms) NB 87!HIOOO $290,000 Sat l ·S • •800 Harbor Island Dr .. Nwpt Bc h 631·0094 Sl,395,000 Sat/Slln 1·5 #6 Malibu Circle <Spyglass > CdM '44·9060 Sll0,000 Sun 1 ·S 6 II ... •AM IN w DIM 40162nd Street, Newport Beach 675-3411 $175,000 Sat 1·5 coMi>OMtMIUMS FOR SALE IAa&OI •200 McNe1:~~.i.. Veraal ,ins · 18H617 tsM,ooo • setlsun 12.4 J~ 413GlouceattrDr, E·side, C.M. 675-5200 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1228 Rutland Rd., #6, Newport Bch 631· 1400 SJ.M,500 Sat 11 : 30·4 220 Nice Lane 4'306, Newport Beach 831'·1400 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #l?WildgooeeCt, Nwpt Crstl N.B. 873·5354 f157 ,000 Sat Sun 12·4 •101 Scholz Pl. #224 Ve rsailles, NB 780-8617 SZlt;OOO Sat/Sun 12·4 11 Encore· ct., Newport Beach 546·2313 $178.SOO · Sat/Sun 1·4 I~ 314 Avenida CWnbre <Bluffs), NB 759-9100 $210,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2318 Vilta Hogar, 81\lffs, NB 640-5560 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Odyesay COUt't, Newport Beach 873-7300 Sl1S,OOO Sun 1·5 MOllU HOMIS . FOi SAU ..... ,... ....... 14851 Jeffrey Rd, Space 140. Irv. 159-1816 Sat/Sun 1·5 bale ee. AOO.oeo. 3br. 2ba rondo 64(i-3062 951 ~~~gt _ OUTSTANDING! wr + house 2 blocks to SulJ('r 4 Udr m . 2 ha with bea<·h 11., lots. 9th St . ~rea l BONt:S ROOM Sl.2.S.000 ~13·399-10~~ _ that inrludes pool tabll' SEASPRAY CONDO i'ew ceramic tile. drape:. 2 Ur 2 Ba exist 'g S68K & l''-'rveting $137.500 h1un al 9-'•', OMC 2nd So.ColifReatty. TU Submit offe r 546-5605 Gorgeous up)lrades. l i--------•I mile ore an. SI 26,500 riri!dialm MESA VEltDE ,\gent &t2 81$5() FfXER lniM I 044 l..011o~1 pnced home in ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI 0,000 DOWN MO QUAUFYtMG 3 Bdrm 2 bath 1•ond11 shows like nc" Slln frllc'<l k111·hl•n O\ crlook-. large patio a nd "'ind in I! ~rl'l.'nbelts Galt•1 l'Um munil~ pro\•1dt-s all the a men1t1es Pool :.pa. rC't room 3ntl mut•h m11n· U11n't wait ( J:, ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 UNDER U110£1 UNDER marke\ price and Wider preva.ling in terest r ot es. Act now on this 4 Bdrm. z bath ec m CALL I • REC CARPET 754-1202 ~le.a '\'erdc. $109.5041 3 Bdrm. 2 hath . 22xl t ent lo,ed pa\111 0 11oncr ... tartc-0 rcrurbrshinj! 1)111 \'OJ' un;ihll• Lu ('<Jnt1n uc .Jut· tu 11.m,f .. r Pr11 o·d 1mllt·r market l'.sll E.t.STSIDE I Btlrm .! hJlh hul!c 11n •11l.11 •' 'U''""' h11rn1· l.nh 111 1hJtfl1 1111f\ ·1 r. . .,,~. ~Sun 1·4 l 1 I Walnut Street Hr11kt•r M.i 1,,!1,1i Owft~r·s J ewel Sparklml! de<1n :1 lldr111 ltt-s a \'erde delight · Feature~ ~O~Reou~. !>p01c1ou-. II\ 1n i.: rou01 "14 llh bntl. f1rt'pl<11 .. C>IA nt>r ~Jll help lmun1·f' Sil'! :;1111 TAHBJ::I L H ~-~ L r n R ~ I ' J l I ~I 17~'U *•UNIQUE CALIF. HOMES ('u.,lomhctl Plan \03 1n the Cahf Homes area of In in£• features 4 li.drm. 11111<~1r ~<ffd<'n. loads of 1 erjm11 tile .. 1ngle ,Lf,n. 2(10f1 "'I fl with a n a.~umabl{' loan :hking ::i i lti 51111 Ope n lluu!>e SJt Sun I .'i 14112 Oon e PANCH Hf nl TY 551 700"1 ORAHGETRH COHDO I ll•lrm ... 1 .. r1 ShJr\J end 111111 S'\3. \IS(l :!14TJ11)!do1 l•rr C fl I Htwport C etttH 640-5357 :.. * •AffllllllE TAI£ OYER · ------ ~loan ~tlh 9"·1 Ii•• balance pa~ a Mc at s.i~ P ITl <.:lean 3 lJdrm 11o 1lh dcei> lat :\ ._ --------11'4 1nl( $8£.1')()() •• Seller w•ll REAL v ALUE 2 STOIY COMDO U t(f) ssooo 2114 T D SI 16 000 SI 26,500 ' <! U l' d r u o m u n 1 1 111 Lovelr J Br Co~ta ~l:'l>a P:irkhke o;;c\lmj! n~ner (411\J~ home. beau\rl ull) w 11 1 he Iµ r In Jn I l' landscaped ~ anl. 1·(l1· ~ SZl\.5m d~n ·l.•iJO .1~ ered pa11 0 B .1rg011n ... umJtJk priced '4 ilh \ ~\ Fil\ Ol'E~SAT SL:'i ll ~ 1 hr rnndo 536000 down. terms. Hurr) '. 646 iii I i.i:H; LOl l' EST,.;~ UH tu a.'i.umt'. ss9.0ou at 11 ·,. &~ ~ 21s1Sts 1 _ t'. :;;;;... ... • 'I 1 oll T~un bl wn :Wt h & 0~11 ~ 559.5050. ~~~RS Jom6~l~7~;etftor * •llEGANT! I 001 i-.--------4 1'1'1er this 3 Bdrm 2•, Ba -.i1111c hed Woodbridge ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loveh· Mesa Vertie Jbr, home and enJOY the wood Super sharp 2 Br 1 •~ Ha ram · rm. 3318 :-Jl'1ada entr\, setep down llYlog Ol'ean\"U home . :H ep:. A\e ~i 6190 room. bar windows. Yiew from best bta~ on fee ---11 d land. Owt1er will f1nan1·t· Siil PER MO ... TH of park and Pf>O an ~o "" mu<'h more Super at at 1 2·~ int $240.000 ,\re l'ertainl~ tl!rrif•l SlS8.50<) Coast Pro p c rt 1e' monthly paym..:nt:. for 67l·S4IO th" , p" coo"' f o"' ( rll)\\Qod~....._ bedroom. fomil) horn!.' ·~ ~ Set/S.ft I ·4 with J super bonu:. room Reaq Steps to Newport 8.J~ Approx1matel) $97.750 1n .,51 .3000 Newls remotl. 3 br 2 ha takt>u\l'r lo<1n s and " home w spac I br. I ha pnt·t'<I for a QWl'k -.;ilt' ill tm Ban:aan l'tl-,).lnlJKI aJ)l. Dramatic cathedral $1211 .. 100• ii 1 f>.45·9-1!11 reitings, 2 frplcs, jac. rut h modem kit S415.000 Bkr. 675·.WOO. s40.s1;0 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twilet ock I 0°t• h Popular Plan I 3 8d 2 Ba, frplr Owner will carr) paper al 14', lo qua I hu~er D>s 557·7010. eves 831 64<ri. Ownr Agt OWNU MUST SELL! HO. COSTA MESA Gorgeous 2 & d c•n 5br. 2b<t. upl(rodtii.. IS?C 11• •EvEl Jasmine Creek llomr lot Sl22 .50ll AGT ** t-L Su Per b r 1n a n l'111 ~ ti31 3.'llii l3euu11fulh deeoruted w $175.000111 loans :u up ., n d m a'1 n ta 1 n e d prox 11•;. Least e:< El' ... Loan.3br.2b<1 f.im Bnarwood model This pens1 ve homernJ11smlnr rm. drn rm . II\ rm , flroadmoor home 15 air at l'l75.000must closcb~ s122.~97!).1791 (•o nd1tioned . h a s " end of the year Owner - will entertai n all offer!\ n.-.. Sat tCa.rn I ·4 Rdrms . 3 Raths. over -P-" ,_ 21,0) sq n. atrrum. and Must see open 1·4 Sun "' 411 GtoucestH Dr. lush h1ndsrapm)(. Shows W hi tewater AG T EasLc;1debelween20th& hke ,, model Call for 644·8067 _ 1 _ 21st St off Tust'" A' c <1ppt Hou8e Solid 3Dr. 2Ba Sharp 2 bdrm con<1o with Corn« chok• 101 So"lh do"hl• '"""" pool. ( ~l)""°"brld-P dubhouse . pull1n1t ~· of Hwy. Prof decor \ 1 grc't'n. L·nusual ~C'lltnl! Reah1 W/ xlnt 2 Br. 2lia scp ~. eooor muy help flnan1·e ssa .-side rental. By owner ......, _...., 675-l~.873-4848 . <.11 WALKER '"' arn11n l'tl~),lnolw 0,... s.t js.n 1-4 27t6P.W.Dr New c ustom home. fan taslic harbor view. 3 Dr 3 Ba . fa m i I y , li v In ll . fo rma l din,nii rm s . Completion due l 81. Asking SS8~.ooo T ed o ·connor. 833·2650. 673-8849 T••••&LH nvfttot1 dream . no mc.ey ~wn. Dupl~ 703 Jasmine. $230.ooct_ AITO al 14'~";.. for. sale b>• owner. John Della m y 1»455 IRVINE TE RR ACE a.r-, I BR 2 Ba. d.n ...... "'°"' far add oa. ""'-'*' lit at 10.,.~. ~-.':£; •UJ cerry REALTY 675-5200 ~l;wilh E~E ! -- 1044 tt~a BREEZE Cleuifaed A• 142-M79 ' ................... : .. ~.~~~~ WOODNIDGI COl'TAOS ._..... ll&erf, Hr • ..... :,,.. ,.. •••rl -............ ,..,...., ~ ........ , ... 4 ..,.., .............. . 0 W I ad T 0 0... 1A1•e\ 11.-.'*> ,. .... Pr••• prlw •l• area. ,_ ......... nlley mT NICI _. ..u • .._. '-iM .... ia Tile T•rr• r• of • •dr••· ''' laalh . Uaher•lO Par• w•ll :::::c.-= .. = ffe· ._ .... ,bedroom a balh __ -·CM .._. .. a t"Oner kK ()fte ~ - ol <>r"enae Co'6D\> '• bet CGM90 IUYI l• tcl1Dm\&ftltl'11 t'tln U~• la U HC°lllllY• COO· ••C!ludo a II b ul I\ In dua\Aaham \'Om M1&ail y ll1lr hu ••II to wall Lq\IU ••ch t;IOH \O urp«U•I and t'Uatum \M UCMI\ and • audy dl-.,..n• <"h• ntt ~ flu t.l<·h w1lh an °"u&ud 1Weudan111~ l t111.ill 1tl ln& bit.at w•l• view aod 0111) I l 24 11110 ('a 11 11l•inUltent 11&nU1U. 2 ill .. t."4111~Ji620(;(1 bdrm• 21-1 ~atlu tbtt> • SELECT 1"0ll<kl lt 1pac:iuu• and c'Hn h>rt 11bl• De hut • PROPERTIES ~IHn kltcb.-o, family room. 2 ftrplac:u. lil t tac'*! aara1e A real MO MAMAeW PIOll IMS ~ . CAU Nll JOHMIOM, TIM IHOMI OI JOYCI WALTJ.I. 631-1266 SO '>l' \l.l i"YINU tO' Jt.,1,.-.:1 _.br. 3b~ 10 pre ~1111ow. Rarquet r 1ub, $1i9 SI\ 8 ) O WOl"f l.116 65Ti 14 a..-....... IOIZ 4tt·llJt IJI... • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Wit.LOW se ... h remoJ .'.I br r den . .i c S?o.ooO uvwn . bit.I ll\ 1211'. ~!I ~ 115,000 down 2 br, t '• bu owe at lei.::. than mtcrci.t uni> tu f ll ) ou A~\, 661·3539 UMIY. ftARK ' Outstanding 5 bdrm. 2·~ baths, fee land. Green belt. Communal> pool $167,000. Paul Ma rim Real Estate. 644 7383 WOODlllDGE 220/oOM No qualifying /no points <1n this 3 Bdrm 11 • Ra condo. Lower unit w oversize patio P& I S820 mo, rent::. ror $600 C all J e rry J o n es 6.1H266. REALTORS 2Br. 2Ba condo Sl5.0o-01 d o wn Sl .000 mo P.I T.A. Prine onl~. A~t 831-i576. don osen --0... .... - tlCllNC.0..~ ....,. ..... 0.-1 t714) 494-1171 IACHILOl/1 IDIM -S ell er moUvated.~o down, 194.000 STUD.to P~MTHOUSI -Charm ing! Best location, 10% down p aym ent. $105,000. LU•I Z IDIM NOMT ROW -OPIM SAT SUM IM. 180 deg. ocean, bay &: Catalina. Decorator perfect! $279,000 . CZJ 2 IORM PIHTHOUSIS -Ocean and bay views. lease option. $250.000. $800 mo. LARGt l IDRM -Beautif u ll y furnish . $139,000. VILLA ALIOA -1 Bdrm & den , com pletely furnished. Top floor . corner. $1200 mo. •••••••••••••••••••••• O Beautlrul acres of ~eclusion. J ust $22,SOO located on county road. Phone Dean Neer Realty 1n Alturas <9161233...4633. ic..-rci.. \ ,,.,.,., 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••• LA.uMA llACH 9600$9.FT. 14 Leased com mercial· industrial units located on one of Laguna's main highways. Building re· cerillY remodeled. High demand area. Partners want oul, offering :very attractive financ:lng on a total price of $575,000 with Sl66.750down. Realonomics 675·6700 ' 9UAIL PLACE PIONIT91S .. 10,. 1'11 l :JO P .M.I Will tr1tde •.ooo eqw"' in 216' Ranger sail boC II NB slip. 8al1tnce Sl600. $1~ mo. for power boat . R.£. <!£..T.D. 644·0377 _ 17 MIW UNITS ..... UMDll COMSTIUC • •••••••••• •••• •••• • •• •• TIO"'"' .._..,_ ...... cl . Ni Bd " • . ............... ·-······ !Ce 3 rm owner s unit C.-.. W. l I 2! with approx 187.600 pr ; year estimated income •••••••••••••••••••••• to help pay the bills Remod. 3br. 3ba, 2 sty Priced at 1 l.lXGross. home on beach. pvt aate. lovelr central Or ange fantastic view. $1SOO/mo. t:ounty location. Prin-2 13 / 9 2 8 ~ 1 8 4 4 or cipab only 752· 1!120. _7_14...;./67_S-_77_64 ____ _ ' QUAIL PLACE NOPllTllS .. 10,.. Tll 1:10 ....... c..t•W.S. 1114 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm furnished home. double car garage. 9600 month to month. Roy McC ..... lltr. su.nz• ---- .... ·-.................. . ,-.._..-............ ~. , a. •..,.n ..,_ .... , 4 oaedo, u 1.C. OC&ANP'RONT. i.ta.at .• ;utou Pamll1 .... .... .,..,..."' ea.at Weoll•r• •• ...ar duuated TM, Plaaa. llOO. lbdrm. 2 tbd/2ba. Avail Jan. · ........ Pool • plar do.••·'!!..._ OC· Arllorlallle tw•aiu. ...... 111'.l ... e. Dbl1ar, Ir• Jue. Br wk /mo ........ Ml·IUt fro HP••1fl· li.H/ao. WWrlu .... dia, T.,.,..ff toedo. pM»,,..,IOOl8. nz.Nll. 12-TPll. _.. I : · r• ., .. .., ••• uolll. ,., ·~a.a . lrplt', a Ill. ~pletely redff. Lrt4Br.2Ba • .-Omo.•AvAJ.L. GOW 2 BR pvt OltANOITaSl:CONDO r,,1c, all up,ra4u wuh/dry, relrit, .. r. fplc, L'V¥ered patio, dbl 28r.18a,llOOmo.SteP1 pado oewcptaa Paint' ~ .... &Br, ,1~f~ll:i ..... , dty.r ,.., .... tHl/aao. lU·UU .• .,. MU mo. Act. &obe.lcb.e'73·9SU. -'mo. Call 541·5'80: Ac..-froa lab W/pvt T»090. ...... .. d1 Pool • t•••l• 3 Br2 Ba. yrly. Avail. Im· MkforPamorLarry. ~::..;..;=;,.._------1..;=..;;.;;;...;;;;;.;.:... ___ _ DW9tf flM/Mo/ Jae WAUITOllAC:M s.Alagr I lJl6 med. l Biil from Bay 6 · Oowutalrs l BR, ..... •• 161.-lilod8f9 I MtiD, 2 ba, •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Bch. $800 /rl'IO . All. -1ar, avail. Dec. lt.-••••• .. ••••••••••••• ..,_, n.. dbl 1ar, __ ~ __ • ____ 1 ..,..,., rr.1c . petio, va. CGQCattact.SO.Lacuna. 67a.ms me81iJ1118 Ml·m1 :~2325 2 llr, ~.DO .-a. N. ,_, -.id 11'11 Ga.CC!Adl> a Br, t ''a ba. private. Fireplau, Iota ~acular Ouanfront. APAITMIMTS ~ -z• a..idl, ... ,_...Tl Ch'. l••u toDd WOODBIUOGI lmmac canUfOO/mo.131-lOM Recently painted. Very ~ &-..&-..& ~• Lacana, near illopt 6 II .. ... t.1GM '° •choola, pooll. ......S Qfwbtdows.•1 bdrm. '595. Avail. now 2·4 Br. Con· Beautiful aarden apta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nib No -"" LeaM. Beaut. 3 bdrm, Avail. now. •N·2l37. do, 673-SURF. Pool • 1pa. Adults, no 3bdrm, 2ba with ocHn lbdrm, otHn view, ao Ir Qundo un th• HAd. \'uai 5*a -mo. 2~~ ba condo. Trina pets. view. 9'5/mo. ltt. J11t + ,...,.,.,lolan• Way. kllrit)'. puol, -mo uut Dec. "th By Modtl. E nd unit on C11•Hlllle•1 WIMTll SUMSIT OM a«. 49Ml7t. 4t'1 ·M1&. "f 'I ll o,•ean •Piil Aat .. W •.s.\IO. 1oraeou1 areenbelt • .._Rhlrtd 1425 SIASHOll Bach. ~2 B lb l Br 1Ba P I It' 1 -4 ' I I 0 I I t 3 6 llM'J A.LS . Fr"b palnt new oak ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, 2nd ftoor, ocn view 1 Bdrm P90 r, a. new pa nt. · L. • 00 • par &nl. .... .., -· -rioorlna i& lov•J/'. ~ w1carnnrt •c:Atmo. thru 2250Vanguard,540·9626 Crpt, 1ara1e, laundry wal. to beach. "475 . .... ~ 2br. Iba -"' ...,. •ll'lr•• · ..--__ room. ~ mo. Oarlyne, ••228.Ua 495·3150 illil~lll!l~~lll!l--f ,. 3br. l"'•ba e~ carpelinc. · ~ t. lnlH Jw..e20. 673·7902 __ 2 Bd-2 Ba .... 8SH161or4N-1672 , ..... 1 br _c ·WlliiltilYll" PA• N.t'# i...th bo\al•, 4 8r lbr. z••ba f.-.d al ll.050 per mo. · . -'"'' . · .. _.. w 11ara1e _, \•Bl, 8a sr•.-r mo Call An "6br,2w b• "°°"SI 75'H618A . ~~~;::!t~~n~~ LUXURY Versailles. _!'W. Wilson, 631·55831 Br. 1 Ba. View, encl1d Cypre11 Dr. MOOi mo, 11 Hl••Mlhod dyt1H•or I~ tUO. -4br + bon, 2\ltba ena11le1 studio condo. peta. Adulta. MOO /mo. fWll .. 2 ~R. 2 Ba. 11700 OB.UIE CONDO gar. Ava.ii. Jan. l . S295. ~not lncl. no pei. or 1.-~1• • aec-url llbr,2ba ~Tualln adult• only , 1500. leue. For further in· mo. Avail immed. Agl, lBr, adults, $425 nr SC 49&-%113,495·3'50. children. 776·3290, n d, aal .__. 77(>.2313. '768-~ formation, call David 646-32SS --Ptua a /c, tennia. pool. 2 Story large 3 Br. 3 Ba. 494·11ZS aft. Spm. 559-IJZZ Winter rental. 1 bdrm. spa, /rplc. 1213)280-8600 Condo. Gar., pool. frplc 2 BR. pool, patio, tndry. CrHl. l80 dee oceanfro nt . frplc. collect view. Adults only. '67S. mature adlta, $500. s.pectac ul.•r orean • 2bdrm. 1...,ba, frplC', new washer 1dr> et. nice Huoe luxury duplex. 2 Br. 499-2283•49S·3850. LA0 18la RJty, 4N·OOT7 C.tallna view. A·l loca-carpets, St95/mo. Tustin Be ~ -• bdrm, 3b11 , 2 s.tory IJ<Jn, front row. 3 Bdrm area.495-3097. aut. 673'2693· -21n Ba. w/every xtra. 2 br, 2 ba. w/garage,-.;:~.....-3152 twnl\m. fp Kicis '*· ,._,. ""I master s uite. All ... Obie gar. Fncd yrd. $575. swn, no pets, St$0/mo •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ~ Nofee A-t9646603 bwltins. pool. tennis. 3 Br. 2 ~ End Unit. IMfl •llMd 6ll-Q36.642-9666 $100dep.493·3796 2br,2t,t,ba CONDO,clean, ...... to•nhome 28 r , -spa. ~ase, Prine. only. Prplc, enclsd gar ..... ::................ r pool rhild/pel OK -quiet, pool. frplc, a /c . ... den, 2\., ba. frplc, 95C> mo 3Br. 1Ba. yard, -.513 CAMMDa~i.v"" ~-781.3 eves •gent. Uackbay area. l600 mo ...... lst.d 1106 1475 mo Garage 641.076 · 2 br, 1 ba, w /garage, up· llfli5fmo. 640-504.2 El, Jllcun1. sauna. ~r beach 1111 ISth St Town.house 3 bdrm. 2~ 548-*7· •••••••••••••••:•••••.•• AM,631·6679wk~ds . ~~ J!~3.;.;~2S /mo 2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Pool. at \oule M$ 11\u. ~1076 Sil _.b 3b 1 1 ba. bltns. dshwhr. cpts, 2br condo, nr S.C. Plaza. Yearly 1 .~r Fantastic . p. close to shopping, $485. yoe. Ag\ 1>46·8&16, -~ m1 from ()(.-ea11 c ";'; P /i s",'1A,d ~pacp ~~~ drps, 2 car rarport, pool, a /c, rec rm. sec gate. Beam ceahng, bwlHns 18r. garage, yd, child /pet Toro 1132 498-2283&t 4~·3850 ~~· 3br,2'~bu,2ca.rgu.pvl landscup1ng ' S7951mu 1550. Adult couple only, childok.$465.85724~ 1J~~·l9'7; a 1 1 J 0 e ~~·sr.:1~:k ~1-6763 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 8 p I& · Q)ean 28R w stov e. pa\10. bit In dishwasher ~6576 No pet s Near Hoag. . ---'---'...----· --_n __ -__ Beaut. 1 rear ne.w 2 Br. l . l a. 00 parking . .rn.e. encl &ar Adults. & stove 8221 Wlldwoo<i --Realtor.642·5333. ~oodbndge, 3bdettl12ba. Lrga1ry lbdrm apl on Lat 2bdrm spacious apt. own ~·2 Ba. Condo with pool. ~~o . 499-2283 & 3 W <2131.:.·411!0 5br . 2 i, b a . fr PI c. -' ---ammac. upgra •. a /c, ile Island. beamed ceil· patio, $400/mo. No pets. 1acu21l, & cable TV in· ---· ------ ;a:,:t11. : 77 qlltdrapes, fenced y ard. Big Canyon Townhouse 1600 I k d. 5 52. 4 090 angs Gar <small c;,n S59·6163 645·7183 cld. Yearly ~-Broke MhNo. VJeto J167 __ _..;....• 63_1 _ 2 !:tr Penthous~ Condo on w d hook up $8SO /mo lux. 2br. 2ba, spectac!Jlar eves/W n s. Yearly 1450, 675.3331 · -6754912 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i rRP. ne'# Easts1de 2 :IJa.!:"avNaeawl ulnmfumrned. 8oo~t 4..9?·~· 955 2326 -st(eolpfarC'Oaluers2e •~arla~erv1teew , To#llllDUM Agt c~.~n,mEo. Side 2bdrm. gar. -leHh 1140 Deluxe Finlsterra Condo. 2.b• nr Newport Blvd " ,_ · · ,. ' ,.a · n · UllfwM"'-d 3525 -----......, · 2 Br 2 Ba lake view 'ltlh.'lor2 adults.utlls ru~an cy . 213 /282 11364 br._ J ba home w /gar, nis , pool. jar . lse ••••••••••"•••••••••••• '""'""• 3107 645-9395. ;;:;·,:;·~·~·~··;;;;• prtv.'beach,'pool,securi: .Jd, ssso. avaal. now d~.562·3584 eves.. rei~~Y~e~1f:~~1~ tB'IS/mo.644 ·24!_6 -_2br, 2ba. Condo w/yard, •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ..... c1.occ Pierpolnte ~-0ndos. Pool: ty'. frplc .. 1695 mo. ~ Meredith Gardens 3 Br. ---Penmsula Pl. Dollhouse. 3 mo to mo. In Wood lose to beach & bay 1 2 Br. 1 Ba . poo!1:'u~~ry spa, lennas. garages. ~1 IMISor83'7 2073· ~ Hits. 1 br. ur & huge 21• Ba. 2 car gar: 2 sty . leocla 3241 Bdrm, 1 :\• ba, rrp le. bnd • SSSO/mo. 559·9547 :!i~tl:.ev~r~e~te'f.'n~~~!~ rm .. small child OK. 1213J 596·7202 dys . 1714 l Mt.,.,. le.U 31'9 ~ced yrd. $39S. frplc, fam, rm .. hv. r.m . ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. 2 car gar .. ssoo yr· Lease Ix 3 br 3 ba Condo, gar. washer idrn•r No -~L Mgmt. 642•1603. IK2·4721 !.Y_e!.:_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.s722 formal din. rm. $82S OZY OCEANFRONT 'LAgt.675·1771,675·3890 f/p,atc,dnlgar.tennis. pets $425 y rl). lse. WmterRental.SSOOMo.3 PllllOPOIT -----963-3436 673-6981. lBr. Mobile Home, knot --ool 'a " S650 C M ls\ la ·t SlOO ·1 AVA.IL. HOW Bd 2 B C d •~2 Brduplex,off·sl. · typineint.frplc ,pvtbrh. UDOIA.YFlt01'4T 89P1_00J'• s + vep.2Br.2Ba.builtins . rm.·~ a. ono. Ing. quiet. 1450 ulil ge 1 Br. Condo. pool, adlts only l600 mo. 1714 ) CONDO. Prime location. ~~~O Agt patio. small dog OK . Ocean & Bay view· 20' l•lnMOITS spa, sauna. balrony 499-3816 2 Bdrm itnd den. 2600 -&.. ~ • L. C.-0.. 31 lalmdry rm boat slip. Co mm tennis •••• ~~·no pets.;_!36·06S6 '175. 842· 7042 Br. 2 Ba. Panor"mlr sq.ft . $1400 month, yrly. ..... "'"'""~ ........... ~!'!' ••••• ~.~ TSL Mgmt. 642-1603 rour\S, Pool. Was her ' 2 Dfriadults only, no pets ----.. Ann Peters agt 642·5200 •••••••••••••••••••••• -------Dryer . 2 car garage $J 25 mo. ,\veil 1110 Brexeru\lve home, va· ocean view. hot tub ' -I ,_....._ 1707 Bachelor apt, $350.:frmo. ~1Braptverysafe_No w elec. garage door 6'lt-076? cant. library loft. den. Children OK No pets Luxurious 2 Br 2 Ba Alli •••••••••••••••••••••• ieart h of 0 CdM ~rrell smoker. prev ref req 9:>4 o~ner Pn vate patio. _,,......---2'2 Ba, beautifully 9)0mo.CaJl5·4~H121aft extras fo~lly serured . AV FRONTAGE , 63~~ wnr t gt W 17lhSt548-03S8 new carpet. Wi\I ron · 3 Be. 2 Ba End Unit. wallpapered. close to 6PM494-8985 S750 mo Call days Beach. Pier, l Br $450. -·--· nu 1 siderfum 642-1603 ____ • fl'tpl c , enc ls d ga r beach&schools S7951mo M75 -;B -Ad lt--V d 213 /325·9522 My rna ~dull Wntr 303 E Stud.ao apt. full k1tr hen, "'ear n,.e .. wlClal(rgeM2 Br 2 Lovely 1. 2 • J Bdrm Backbay area $600 mo 968-4021 r : r. u90sC. ar · Eves213 /516·0494 Edgewater. J.11712866 wood burn1n" frplc '' • ,,;.. nut trees. 1 anyon -------------" . · Ba $450 mo. Has ever-Townhouses. garage . ... -6647 · °" Arres. eves. SparselySEAVll::W 4 Br 3 Ba >CEANFRONT l Br refn~ incl $400 Call .)'thing Centrally local pa110.laundryfat· St50& MEWPOIT HGTS . ......_ 3242 rum. 213·392-6393 Port Roy al View of large deluxe. garage, afte:!J>m 760·l8l3 ed Small rh1ld, pet OK SS75 Call 213 596·7202 or Clean 2 br 1 ba wtlge •••••••••••••••••••••• 3-B -Ba p . h -ocean & night lights . wmter $450. Adults No SPACIOUS NEW 3 Br 3 Onve by 2195 Maple St 714 960-7347 d ' I d . . . t Hb 2 b 2' r. 3 . n vate ouse $1600 mo. pets 673·6640 I • I then C'all 642-0282 Y • on r u . e s ac . . r spac. r. 1 Frplc. walk to beach & 4 Br 2•,., Ba. New Bed - --Ba enc gar. frp 3 . --THE WHIFFU TRH g.-age, dshwshr, pets & ba twnhse. Frplc, derk . downtown S99S 499.2283 f d N. ht 1 h 1 Br Carpets drapes pat1os.S850mo 640 2439 2br. patio, c p\ drapes. Luxury Adult units· al af· Kkls OK. $SSO/mo. Curt. gar. t690. (213)427·2251. 7 -· or · ig ag 1 view -· , · --dulls ·I ~&S54 lo8AMornighls.16655 &495-3850 __ s.1400 Avail n o w . s~ove, refnge Ul1ls pd.2Br,28a,den.xlntlor.at a .c5~7179 fordable living 1.2 & 3 - _ Algonquin Open Sun. Wood s Cove H ome Guarded area, pool. ten t;lens als for 4 $375 tractive. 609'~ Po1nset __ Br Well decor:.iled WE'STCLIFf, darling PM _ _ 1-'abulous luge ocean ni~~540_3 _ 6"1~.()935_ __ _ t1a 16H mo. 171~12bdrm.1ba._v1ew. adults. ~Y~~ss~~~J~~~gz~t 2bdrm. sunny pallo. dis ....&..-32.... views Gourmet kitchen. Ha R. un...,..E8 1E .... T "'L 88.1·~56 or 883 2430 eves ~ $48(1, ammed a va1I. hw~sher, incl gardnr. rTil'lllS' .... B · C 1 rbor adge Crest ron . "'"'~~ " .--. David 646.3255 park like landscaping adWts, no pets ref ssoo •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 r . 2Ba. Of!'P elely re do, 2400 sq ft . 3 Br. 2 Ba . 2Br. pool. steps lo heach. Av a1 I. 1mmed1 al I:! I y _ _ · _ _ Most beautiful bid~ in 642·2603. . W......,.Vill.Gren novate(t Stamed .gl~ss ~vrrnoorForSale buy . & fe rry $425 Above P C H ont.argt!2Bdrm.$350Qutel HB . --2 Bd rondo. 1525/mo. Very.pnvale. Avail. 1m· by Owner. 754.1045 dys, 673·1900 dys , 675·11171 M;,rguente Ave. 2 Br. 1 bwldmg with beautiful F'romS300 8461.llilQ ~Bay aru rondo. Avail. now. Call Craig. me~aalel y . Re fs re· 95.'>-3276eves ':v~----ha, 2 car garage 5575 landscaping ADt;LTSo£LCX~ 2U 2 H · 3t>drm. 2"2ba, attached 1.~ quired. $1200 1mo ---. mo 760·11188. Property OVE R 35 No e t :. r a ~ tli7S 96().4~ • 661-lij.\4 aft 6PM. Big c an yon Mc L e a 0 Winter 2 Br. $475 114 "~ Manager P • , Adult~. no pew. S45-0 mo -~ ' . • ~/.F.I.:\."".; ----Townho s kl 2 Balboa Blvd 67S·2lli4 -LEEWARO APTS 2020 96114145 2BRDPLX.spac. Ultl Pd r.l"~d4 !;~ LAllJllllaHi~ 3252 bdrm 2us~~thpa~et1 nbgar 1·879-5991 . ·Lovely. bright, 2 BR, 1-\illerton Ave · 1 blk E adults. 333 E. 21st MGR .:: ....................... f I · •1 . · I & . ' ---almost new $625. Dotttt! of Newport Ave & 1 Blk Aeaullfull) l.oc:ate<l .2 !ir 3i aft.IPM645·8103 RF~ALTOR~ -Lease with option. rent or ~~l =•s . po~O·OO~~a CostaMHa 3724 Johnson, 160 1966 o r. So of8ay 631 ~0397 m s &up Child OK (,as COUMTIY CLUI UVIMCi IM MIWPOIT llACH An adult community on the Back Bay. Spec· lacular Spa, 1 swimming pools. 8 lighted tennis courts. bike trails, put· ting green Bachelors, 1 and 2 bedrooms apart· ments. and townhouses from 5'49.00 per month On Jamboree Al San Joaquin Hills Road 17141644-1900 UMDHSlATED LUXURY ••• PROMONTORY POIMT APTS Promontory Point adult villas give you an un- matched view Enjoy health dub. pools, ten nas . s auna. beach & -- -WOODBRIDGE Area con-buy 3 + Bdrm 2 Ba i u ~o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·6000 ml'ld ~2 1652 b , d r s L B I f t:lean2tir.lba.newtrpt. l r. Con o. rplc. tennis. do 3 BR 2, 2 Ba dining pacious home. view . Newport Hts Jbdrm + uxunous unga ow or ,.. ...... & Co~ lach .. lor ~ + dep Tt:.~!'IS A:-JVON t.:: more From $655 to $1500 pool, util nr SC Plaza ~m bar mac~owave every desirable feature. den. 21,2ba, jac. $925 •mo neat .e mplo) ed non -.. • .-:"ew2Br2'!1 Bll t:on<lo 200 Promnntory Drive Din rm .. Micro wavl.!. Wl:!SI. JUSl north or Jam '175.556·4597 f j · f 1 . : Owner7l4/495·4556 644.8236 eves 631 .3611 s moking gen L M a ad Cheerful w ots of win· Renate._7_~0 9'.fi26 .. ~1 YACrm.:,,,mpmc ,pooi:plt~: _...,. T L.. --3 dys. sen•. ~-7197. ~w1, pnv. j>atio, full 2br garden apt. pvt patio , ·~ welCO-• ... .,., . "" • ·-· wn" .. e, nr nu, .. ._. le L. l kitchen S or Hwy See · It • £a.st.side 3 Br. laundry tennis. 2 car gar .. avail br, 2o,.; ba, 2 pool•. town 2bdrm Iba I house from~=+• ec.. 740 616"2 Begonia open Sat. garage, sml child o . no ~ f d 1mmed .. S72S + dep. center 499-1625 831-9612 ' I ' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·5'380/mo. 213-430-9156 pets 1395 54&.9950 , enc. y r . gar 752 1282 · • ocean. rpJc. avail 1m· H.I, FtHEST _ ----------~S Water pg. NO --·----For lease 3 Br Condo. med. IS2S 573.7407 S .. h :..St t L. . . Larger upper I bdrm I Lrg 1 Br I Ba . $350 lfE · ~ 2659 range Woodbridge Creekside Really neat. Convenient bdrm. 2ba, rM" beat h . e/a~:~ul pa~k~li~~1"/ur blk to beach Qui et older I <'arport Also lg 3 Br 2 Ba Willow Lease 4br. Jba, to shopping. beaches & 1650lmo)rl> Avail now roundings . Terraced adult onl). range. refrag, ~-~·SU\l NE)Y adlt rondo 2 br . 2 b a, fprlr . pool N r S.C Plaza. 5525. 551·2425 frplr , A 1C. behind f'rwys . :;.i56100 pool ~nken gas bbq. garage w opener $450 L.g IBr 4 plex. t·arport. park 1pool. decorated Lease in private com s_parklang fount a ins mo. incl gas Vacant & fndn . new!} det· 720<' like model. gardener mun1ty, panoram1r ove l y Bi g Ca n yon ~pa r 1ous .r ooms read> 673·11494 Shali mar S2 !JS mo 1175 552·1269 ocean views Elegant :? Mel.am rondo 2 BR 2'2 Separate d1n1ng area -&W 2613 <! Br,w1th stove. backy»rd, Br. garden home Newly ea. off whate carpeting, Walk-an closets. home 2bdrm upstam, apt, re -gar . crpts & drps $4SOTR Vista Exec 4 Br. remodeled , close t o Uke new model. 1 child !Jke kitchen & cabinet~ dee South of Pal'1ftl' 2 ur, 1 ba. new crpts. mo. 575.0935 Fa m 1 I y . 3 story beach & tennis courts OK. no pets. $950 Call -.yatk to H LI nl 1n i:t on C-Oast Hwy. Adults onl). ocean breeze~. kids OK . -----Townhome. Quiet. ran· Call Mardi or Dave at Jerry Christ~. 573.7761 Center. no pets $39(}/mo. lst. last S400 mo 641 ... 8833 E.sade lrg 2 Br Spanish tastic view, rec. fac., Bel 8Jl·6SOOor 493.8081 Eves. 760-l39'7 2 Bedroom-furn. 5510 +cleaning dep 673-5-078 hon:ie. Yard. bll -1n s. Air shutters. neut. tones. For lease lovely ramily ----3 Bedroom Townhouse ---- -Avail now 3 Br apt. 2nd 'rn>~.safeneighborhood. Nr schools , shopping. home.3 Br.l•~Ba .Pls MEWPOITHTS. unfum.SSlS Studio Apt 1 1 2 l blks Ooor ;v..,,1 k to s hop pl n g . Price negol. 76l).2G01 . OK. 1700 ""'r mo. Alsc 4bdrm. 2"'1ba, 3 rar gar. Adults. no pets. heh /stores. $3001mo. m · 642·2205 ~ ll!u r c h . s c h o o I s . ----..-~ , I 1 18 Utilities f'ree: cl. ut1l. 494·3324 ----· ---- bur'ft oo Pacific Coast trash compt .. elec. aar. Hithway. opener. Tennis, Racquet-1114,.75~000 ball. pool. Jae .. sauna No _ --------- pets lor 2 Kids OK S750 Oceanfront for Winter mo Ca 11 961·2566 or Rentals. Furnished & un- !liJ-2971 Agt . no fee rum. Broker 5;;;.4912 ---WOODLAKE A.f'TS NO f'EE ' Apt & Condo lilOO Edinger Adul\ lux l rental~ \'ilia Rentals & 2 hr. beaut lake~ & 675·.&912 Broker :>\reams . comp l -1 ameni11e!>. no pcb frnm All Adult, no pets 2 Br 2 Slll5 IWS..6591 Be From $425. Pool. spa, -----refnge. d washer mdd A<"ross N B Golf Course. 54.5-4855. Villa Balboa Condo. new lg 2Br. pool & rer rm. nice view. 260 Cagney I.A\. 1700 mo. 675-3007 ...._ S · 0 t .. B new Cape Cove Condo, 2 garuener nc · 9o. -------0 r. 1•, ba twnhse Pvt. ~7Stmo. 1st , last. $150 cenir range ree " r 645-6098 ,.._... ......___ 1124 ° • 1 I ? IR fllti• A,ts. iec. Call Reuaie, Agl. r 0 n d 0 R e f r i g . Br. 2 Ba. tennis courts · --LA QUINTA HERMOSA ~·•--patio. Gar, adlts. no pets "'"' Adults · SBSO. . per mo. Ne""""'rt Shores 3br. 2ba. 16211 Parkside Ln, 1 blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""""· c.a.7510 • Disflwls!Wn I HO's 2 Br. l Ba. Avail. now. ~or 546· 7696 w /streams. pool, jacuzzi. c II Ch t t 831 6K"' -..... w r Be h blk s f 2 Ir I .. ... t ~ ........ • 'o•l I Ate. AHm Area ol Balboa " Coaal tennis. etc Adults only. a ns ine a · ~ pool, tennis, bearh. gar. · o a c · 3 s · o • •P . ~IDE-Cozy wmter nopet.s.$4 95 . 675 . 9229 or499·43l9Eves. 968-91lO Edinger. Newly decor . Gas pd, BRAND New 1 br. 1 ba •G1td1nl1Msca,i"1 Hwy . S52S mo. J .D . ~es by the fireplace in ----847-5441 «icl gar. pool. d /washer. condo. frplC', dshwshr, • Jee ta 1.U a 111e,. Pro Pert Y M gm t . Uli!'beautiful 3 br, 21 2 b» 2 Br. 1 ba end unit. All New Luxury Townhome 4 br, 212 ba, frplc. patio, Adults. 642·5073 microwave, wash /dry 7 51 ·2787. A rt . Spm . µuret Point condo. Dbl amenities of Wood· 2 br. 2 ba. Nr beach & gar. Lease 1825/mo. No On sand. ocean vu. s~c. hkup. gar & carport. $48.&0M ellached gar. lge patio. bridue. Lse 1500 /mo golf course. Hdwd firs. pets 640·7647 gate, pool. 1 br, patio, MIWLYDECOI. Wat e r sca p e . S495. Lo-• I B A . " a /c, frplc,·garden win · --furn .• $650-$750 /mo. 1 Br.1as pd, encl gar, 979-3376,7S1_9137 ve1y, arge1 r. pt an !\h.Q.ws like model Agt.759-1120 dow.skylights,pool,jac.3br,2baCONDOBackbay Rene,968-3014.964·1688. d/Washer, pool. Adults. ---the Bluffs. SOS. No ZS/mo, lse. ammed. --1~ Br 3 Ba 2 pvt brick patio. No pets Area ram rm. frplc. priv 542.5073 2 Br 1•2 Ba. Townhouse. childrenorpets. or, 75!H877 story home with 3 car $850. <213)438·5026 _ _ patio. pool, 2 car gar. ~51upd.1~·21~mFi ~I. -Adults. no pets. MOO mo. _ 851·0494 TSIDE 2Br . crpt. gar. llOO. 833·1878 after6. Laguna Niguel, 3 bdrm. 2 ~rp~/Jlf:; S7R~/mo. t:.~. ~.283.cor842-~7128 ' Ne!i~J:~~ pd .. 7-55 W l8lh St. 54 6- 9507 -3 Bdrm, 2ba 933 W . b . fncd yard. patio. -------bath. frplc, corner lot, ( ---.!...!ra ~g~ e n c I gar .. p 0 0 I , 2 BR house on rear lot. 3Br. 2Ba. nr beach. bltns. Balboa Blvd. Oishwshr. G¥ 1 Couple only. Babyol/Sharp 3 +2.trplc,fam. bl.ks to school. Vacant:2&4 br condos avail.Ir...._ 3744 d t washer Ad ults fencedyard,gar.$425 rptsdrps. encl garage frplc, laund hookups . • f"odocs 646-5607 rm, 1700. Renate, l650 Charles 497·S810 oc S725 $825 / ••••••••••••••••••••••• 542.5073 :>45-2611 $510 536-0921 garage. ''2 blk lo br h. '. · _ -· -760-9626. · ·--· ean vu,. · mo 2BT. 1Ba. adlts, pool. ten --------S7SO/mo. 1st/last. securi- tside 2 Br. I Ba No --_ bdrm . n 1 c e v 1 e w ~II Durnil. ?S1·7961 nis. $550 mo. 1 yr lse MESA VERDE home at Newer Eastside l Br 2 Near 5 Point Shopping ty. Avail now. 673-2282. 9 ''.Private yard. patio. WBaood~ndge a0r~a1 3 Br. 1~ children ok. S750 Call 4br, monthly Jy rly 548-0412 mosphere 2 & 3 Br dlx Ba. with p:.itio & garage Center. 2 & 3 Bdrm Apts. tos pm. 75/mo.645·0415. d · house. mng area, 831·9403 after s o r bchl7~. leach apts.Nopels 546-1034 Small child OK . $525. $400·$450. Kids OK. no _...;.... ______ _ . . sws r. stove, c rp\s. 768-93l3office , 76()..1977 --546-995(1 pets. 964·2566 or 973.2971 Las Iris .. .., ... :ftr'.2Ba.w1thpool,Ch1ld drps, comm pool & ten· ----Br. 1 Ba 1 Story, shag. -/\gt no fee ATBEAClt 'sfnallpetOK.$600mo. ms.2cargar.S725per sicMViefo lZ67 3 BR.l'"''Ba,NwptHgts. drps, patio, frptc, d/W,$450, 3bdrm. 2ba. very -· -Ocean view, pool.tennis lfl56 or536·7979 mo + dep Avai l . •••••••••••••••••••••• Avai1J1tn.l.'600. beam ceilings, gar. n1ce lower.2children ok. Ll\'eatbeach.1&2bdrm. courts. adlls. lse. I& 2 P-'-" 1226 Dec.23rd Call 752·1282 or ormer model. 5 br, 3 ba. 1·245-8376 Adlts. $435. 2650 !o~lden. Ready the 15th Arter pool. adults, no ~ls. 219 bdrm from $440. 5515 -5513000 formal dr. a /c , view. c11•-"•06 3pm9631S05 , ..... $( 0 'verAve 642""-"-" •••••••••••• •• • • •• • • -• • ---IJ75. 524·62118 ......,,.,.. • -..:.. • '1\.ll • IU ' ............ edrtlve 3 Br. 2i;, Ba. 2 Br. 2 Ba.'AtC, tennis, New 2 Bdrm mobile t:astside3.Bdrm.2ba.No Ba chelor Col l age, Enjoy the orean. I &11U11~""LIFFlBr.Condo. jfflastlc ocean view. pool spa. s min. to Br. Home on quiet street home. Double wide. $695 pets. Incl. gas $55-0, 1st Westcllff area, $400 mo. 2bdrm. pool, adults, no New interior. Adults. no o do. End Unit . airpOrt ar ea. 1600/mo.' near schools & shopping. mo. + dep. 851-11647 645·4852 _petll. 22012th St pets, $450. 673-6640. M·F 64().2390. Wknds & New carpets & paint, ... ~;..:.--------! af\8494·3164 . central air, i car garage. On WATER 2 Bdrm 2 ba PACIOUS 2Br adult apt. EASTSIOE, beaut. l Br Lge 2111'. lba else lo bch. $495. New, l1Je l br condo, lZJ2 9650 mo. Woalker & Lee condo. in security bldg. YEAA·ROUNO FUN: ~n beam reilings. lots w / pvt balcony, d e· ~hild OK $425/mo. 54!(:. Veruilles. 631·S237. Br. 2 Ba . large patio. 586-4000or 552-4477 . Pool. Vu. 9950 mo. Social Activities O•· wood. Incl. frige. No corator carpets/ drapes. ~ 960·5001 (2131430-314S Woodbridge Village. 1625 F s d pets. '175/mo. 673·8803or clean " fresh. walk-in ----mo. 1st & last. Avail. le.:h 3269 VU home for exec. in ~r~,~~-~e:o su~P:i. 548·7356. I closets . stove/ rdrig/$17S._lge cheery2br.2ba Condo.2br,2ba,bayview. Jan.1.Calleves&wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• HarborVu.3 Bdrm.6 ba, lies •Ptusmuchmore pool / rarport, lndry blHns. nr ocean. great encl gar. auto opener . 548-6758 UDO SAMDS ew E. side ups tairs fa. ell. Ideal for quiet ~opets. 833-3307..:...._ lll60TSyrLlyM mt'u2·l""" OODBRIDGE d Sparkling. 3 Bedroom 2 Pool. S2:S()Omo. QRUTen~•sT'AEFreCAEAe Le'sslONoris: duplex, 2bdrm. Zba. single. NO PETS. Water br, 1•1 ba condo, patio. __ ;:__..::I:...__ ... __ ...,.. __ ~on o. Bath. Double Garage. (pro"& pro shop)•2 ~~~da~~~~f~~·u'~~vrey. & gas pd. $350/mo. ln· sha.rp. Bike to beach. Bay front 7th Or condo. 2 ..... y.., JU4 !~1mt. lbia, pa.~ao~"2n5r Communit y Pool. One ~~~C:s .':soom m~e!hor~ Health Clubs•Sauna• room. encl oar• opener. quire 145 E. 18th St US. S496. Mar1e964·1688 br. 2 ba. 2 u.nder1round ......_ .,.. "'• enn 5• poo ..... .., · BI o c L. To 0 c e a n . .., "' ""'"'2708 ~ h' bl ....-••••••••••••••••• ,. term or le11e. Hydromassage•Swim· frplc. patio. no waterbed. ....... ..-Kl 1paca. 11 Y up· MES FOR RENT Ml.u721 $1000 /Month Yearly. W.eaft ... H.-1 1Tung•Oriv1ngRa11ge no pets. Middle ige cou· Large l Br .. garage. br. I"• ba twnhse. nr aradeoct.zanoramlc view "-,4 ~.~· .. ~,.'$r·.~1 .... · brf!W 2 Wboodbrt 1 dkge hom 0 e.K2 Agent. Call 7SS·9lOO 119C., I...._. IEAUTIF.Ul A,A•n· pie. MSO/mo. S:lOO dep. Mature siAgle. Xlnt rers ~~:!'!· ~::· ·~:~ c.rc:~~· ~Ymar~ll~ a~200Pri1~0 . " , ... • ..... . a. nr a e. pet . H a1-...1 Id. · MM838. onJy. _,,. "'•s."•"7 ..-~. " · .., · \.WIUOP on. .. ... Ki• ar pet1 welcome. etc.85l-0463.8SMl&S4 ~-·-6Jl•l400 MENTS: Smoies. t l _,., ... _, 53&-0f21 yrly.M2·la2 :':."ort7J.297l. Agt .. Woodbridge cottage =r!· ~ieB~~i~.P~ ~1s~:~,~~~t~r~1:hu:~ =l~~~r~!,~rfr2~:~N~e qulet2 sty 2 BR.11.., 1 br. pooril. spa\. rec, W•tcUff N.B. adult con· .. L. 1240 home. brand new. 3 br, Furnis hed . YearlYYear ly rental on •AdultL1v1ng•NoPela area.7lOW.l8thSt. · 998-IBS5 (714) sauna. s~u ty, mn. to do.-.2Bdrm.2bath, MllllllMll._ ec.. 2"2 ba family rm $3800 /Month. Age nt. PWnlW., 2bdrm, 2ba. • Models Open daily beach. t42S Incl. utila, 10 1tepa to poot. New --••••••••••••••••• f m 1 'd1 I ' 7:f9.9100 .,.,,146-2731. 9106 tUO. 28r. l~Ba. Adults. VJ•• .. PO ... ONAAPTS. lmmed.&42·3114 c·~in11. yearly lease. ,MES FOR REN or a n. rm. 8 c, ......, Id ed e ~ 09 -.-· I rm• SUO·S;H man{. upgrades, '82S. 2Harbor View Homea.uoorSLE·•Br,nearnew Oakwood Sm ...... con1 er . l I 6 2 Bdrm. Gardenat>r.J1.1atremod,Sblk1to Aat,751-1116. rd . • wkl reeren\. 631·6030 3bdrm, 2ba., ram rm, cond. rent or lae option. ,.., .. r,.•n .a ....... ~ta ~~St. Mgr. Apt D. Apartments. En clad beach . S4 7S . C a II V.ullles·l Br. aecurily. ya and 1araae. new crpt paint dr•--'"' -....-•Ul"IWI• _..,...., 1ara1e1 Quiet adult ..... -·c SJ6.0d6 • pe\a welcome: Beautltul Univ~rslty Park .,900 la'e 6 ;._ .. 1r:;· avallnow&42·S001 • .,.,.,_w, · pool/rtt, '500. Steve. ri"" 1 b 1 • , •• .. v .. , Newport lffch/So. Nr. So. Coa1t Ptua. 2 complex. No peta. Crpta, 15'7·1• M0-9145 or 9'13·2t7l. A,i.. ...t n super green et IM-7'in ..,.H4tTS HOMIS 1700 l&th St Bdrm condo, A/C. pool, drpe, pool, patio, laundry 2Br. l'" Ba. Nr. bch. pool.1---·------ • loc. 3 Br. lSOO iq.ft . de· . C.peCod charmer, 8 bd, ioover •• 1e1111 spa teOO 151-2175 facll . .., mo• up. $150 jac. new carpels. new Venam .. l Br. Pen· "~'"l 88 Co d N tached, garden paUo WISTCUPf COMDO fam rm, 2·•l)'. walk lo (7141 142·5111 · · sec. dep. 642.-2015 paint. $'75. tq,2575, thouM.• New ":f:· =· ·~"" • no. ear room.$700mo.W ·3132. 2 gedroom 2 Bath• hl'IJ: ichoot. frplc , ........ -.-3 B • 11• frplc Ad 1• .., ·~ h C a I I J l m h ' N•wpoft ltfch/No. 1.1'11111.....,. r. • _,. 'NI ui 2bd 2b WALK TO BEACH I Br u ''· ... o pe · · 114-UTI or •-1131 acular28r.2"' Bai SSSO /Mont · Aient. Sl /mo. 880lrvme aar.nrSo.CitPlna.N ce q ~ · ,;m,d 1•· wt011tovefrrefri1e ..,U _8Ts.21 __ 41 ______ _ Mlna TH/tfl-7111 or Condo ln Rancho 75HtOO 111 1e1111 pltl. l550.l44·U03 ~t/n:,. J: Ha:l~!: ino.511-atseorNt-mt At'ro11 from kb. •Br. ~ aooa. s... Joaqllln. Near pool, Br. 2 JI.a. Nr beh, pool, f.!1.:.•~:~ant 8~ovrf ~ t7t4l 146-1104 .... ~ ....... • aoU. Adulta only, ...ua. mo/mo tllO + 2 81· ~·· Adult.Ir{ no $4MC7'f. WAI.at TO BEACH· Bach 2Ba. partlaJl.y rva lllO ...._-'" d•le•. ocean :;Pet•· t.HH opUon l«\lf, Newport &IMw•. ~iJ4!4/mo. Diana. =· Rw.'1. l1t. oor. New9' l Br. with 1ara1e. AU ut.111. peld. stove .; mo. yrlJ. ••a /mo or lbdrm poealble. llOO + utll Avals'now. •·tmi 831 mo. MMIU. •·Adult.a, no pet.a, rtfri ... DIO mo. 511,1456 AC1l08S FROM IL\CR· tHOtmo or .._1 ' AM HIO Oceanfront Apt. uall. lharp ... Verdel BR ~'7'7 or•'11m. tlr, pso ao. 1r1J . . teoO/ao. nt ' Harbor View HomH, ..................... now for Wint.er rental. 2 11,wa.., .. notltUdna •91•..a et. Call Bob ,...,, .. ..._ 4bdrm, lbe, tam rm, au a + l, lrplt, 19.,. •· 1 Ba. lrplc, c•raf•· • ......... •o + NC. 18r. ~1.drpl. bltu. • Larp patio. tkll• to _,110 hm. or. lllr.aa.acarpr. CllU 6 palat, -/mo. trpt fr palal. tUO. ODJy UGO mo. C•ll Call ....... , atll to mo. MR.I. DO pN .C-..... nu Elli1. WANTAC110N? tk!I~•••. c••t11un.2l4 1M-411'7. ..-... •• •-· mJm...st1'7 Pam. ...,..ai.mJ Afil.'B'MMllt a..ffedA•..u."" Carpenlr> Oourit , ~·li&hts, remodels . Ooon. decks. 645 3720 CluaJtied Adi are the ... wer to a 1ucce11ful ..,..,, or yard sale! It's a t.u. way t.o tell G'lore P90Ple! CLASSIAm CONTINUED FROM SECTION C If you're looking for a~\­ t.er job, you won 't wan~ t!> IJliSS the em ploy m1tJ1l cotumns in Classifl~. ' 4000 ._..._to Sllare 4300 ltefttdt to Share 4 300 Office RHtd 4400 ln•etfmtnt ln•Hfmlnt AnftW"9Rft/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••,•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Opporiunity 50 I 5 Oppalfiuftity SO IS P~/ lboa Peninsula. P\'l en· Execuh\le 37 will sha re 4 Male rmmte tu s hr nice 2 SI 7 5 MOMTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lott & FMd trance. no smukm.: o r bdrm. 2 bath home. puol br apt at l>eaut Park 1-'um (>ffll't' Cul>il'le~ ~~~ .................... ., •• l'OOlung,$130.673·441!1 & jacuiz1 with dis · Newport apt!> s:iuu .. ,\n:.w erini:( S t-r\ll"l' Awc9tlltntl 5...0 ----cnmanating lady 25 45 .I +utils lirad Da ~~ • il cl·c pttun P.t • Con ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·auna. Large furnis hed 839·4945 Founta1nl &14-54t).1 ,eves 644 10 14 lt.!rl'flCC Houmi. • E ll·•· INVESTORS w•UTED THIADVBTISIMGr.,1 room. Pvt bath Linens Valley. t r 11·1 t \ • K 1 l c h c n ""' furnished wkly. $215 mo 4br hme lo shr Re:.µ • Jantturial S\C· . T ) 11111i: COHSULTAMTS .•. ~t, lasl 4~-5550 Roommate-. wanted M it-' Adult wanted $250 m o ~·rvtn· Now you can reap the , N B area, co n.:e n1al. 493·6198 e\t~S 5c-Wil To form Hmited partwershi-for benefits of high cost ad f emale. pvt mom . 560 wk neat. non ismkr. $300 M -'"' · r-verusmg for your com· I). Close lO 55 & Newport t:lngdep ~ 642·™0 lhmtml{ton Bc;ii·h olfti·e new commercial de•efopMe•h. pany' Lel The Advertis· frwy. 978-3"84 - -Garaqes lor r~nt. 1>uµer dcl·Orilt Reply lox 297 C/O D..UW Piiot p O mg Consultants set '!f --. ----Male f emale needed t<1 forlleftf 4350 r -·r ' · · your own in-house a · \ " 2 I I t!Cl. 71111 ~4 t 1111 hc adi I 1560 C ta M Cal 92626 val\' now ove ) rooms shr 2bdrm. 2ba C M apt ••••••• ••••• •• • • • •• • • • • OX , OS esa. . vertuma agency. Pie He & b I t b th Hhd ncxl 111 San l)1c.:•1 . a con}: w y v a • Near 0 C Colle~e $225 Storage C ~ $45 mo 25th f~~ J \ ail tWI -1111 Or Call call for information .; .. ktlchen pn\' For mature mcl util 556 0289 after &Orange 759·9S41 .,_ ,_.., u.fw.. u.tw., prof'. person S300 mo ls l 5pm. 675 ~&1 100 ~q ft delu\l• 11ff1 c·c 714/831-7110 ,• .... ,... ••h Jl69 ........ ... )169 675-5533. 645-6499. Golf rourse apt to shr. 3 Office Reftfd 4400 hl1nd:. pam•led. hit 1n _... ----_ -----.... nual Festival of Light&' et ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••'•••••••••••••••••• Bal l~le -Wor k1 " Men bdr. 2 ba, ocean view. •••••W•••••••f•••••••W•••• ilc~k ~ & ~t11ra i.:t·. ex ~<4-~.-V Nwpt Harbor aboard "ilJ· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••-•••• +last.S75 r leaningdep --bldi.:. r~1 rp cll·t1 m 1n1 [~IJdayCruiaestovuaw- . -. . n,. wlk lo tennis. golf. bch. 16.17 estchf N li. ant rr th uri n bo h r. MeWDOrfHCJlt Balboa Peninsula.'" blk share 1V room. k1tthen $1S4imo 499.4692 financial ins t 7000s f i•r ul ~\l' 0 ll'l' "'' lndmtrialRet.td 4500 toa.o. 5025 ous 70 .•t:3 r . t' Cute2 8(1 , l Ba w /new lo beach. Monthly or &bath.$130mo.675 :J613 r ~ Lst noor.Agent541·5032 pr i\all' ri·~troo m &•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rrwses beginning a ,7 C t •-d M t d 1 2 8 1 B ---------------~howt•r 2 rl·~truu m ~. . pm, Dec. 18/23. For ·r~-p "' rapes. a ure yeur roun · · r . a . l bdrm l ba. yd. gar. $165 wetb:1r. 1•l<1~ .. t · r0 ee11 150 .:.q .rt. all ulils pd, fo.r lC.OMDAIY HOME se-· call 1714 ) 2"'"•29" q11~ adults . $450 548 5306. &.I Br. 1 Ba. 714 '640·2036, KOLL CEMTER • • ~ • 1 c cd l 'y ....., " 631-1266.Agt. 714/891M402. tooM&lo•d 4050 + util. Bch1Slater. H B. NEWPORT ttvnoffll'l' • 31.ma lh:r of qua.i I tenant, top oc. LOAMS 1213) 598-1933. Gr\>'(i 842•36.58 ft(''>,• )!)U'J l 'l1 ••rln s·1, 615•6251 . ----17',' •. 10 pl 30 /y r ral-ava•11. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant elCeCulive suites -~ 04 " • -"' .... Npt. Shores. a c ross from bch. Bach w /srnl br S345. Pool, gar 640·5078 ALKTO·BEACH : each. oom & boa rd in ex-R-;s-;-f';m non s mkr in prestige location W11h l' M M5 4539.5~osi9 to":'y~l 10~~-'~nC:n~fdein~ Lott&Fomd 5~H with 1rna 11 Bdrm. Stove change f~r 4 hrs. 6 ~ay wants same to shr new 3 (' 0 m P 1 e 1 e s u II ll 11 r 1 MEW PORT IE AC H LEA SE ttal & eCCic1ent ser vice. • .. •••••••••••••••• .N. •. f · •"! a. wk cleaning & cooking. Br HB co do $275 services '""""Sq F't I t M fu or •-•••••••--"'re n gl• ... as .. water 556-1737 aft4PM n · imo. 11• ·851·'""'81 OFFICE •JU.IV ~ • " l' . DOUGLAS HOME Versailles. I Br pen· paid _,,mo """' ... 56 or Eves842 2897 " .,., ner. 2 toilets. 5 orr1<·es & · _, · ......, . ..,. -· --I mun ~u1te . pri,·atl· en LO .... lhocase, view or fountain, """'7979 n -._Bo d r Se ·or ------lg mfJ? a rea Plent) •" ~ · ""-'."m"' a~ or ni Roommate wanted to 125.500 sq. fl grru.t fir. t r<i nn. 'C ini a dd res~. Parking SIOOU mo 1796 16152 Bellch Blvd. Ste ~ ..... relrig incl IMO. 640-9900 • 1 1 8 p . C1t1ze~s. Licensed p vt s hare Hunt ll a rho ur uttls pd From S85 uµ 77!:1 llo-1111 mu 61M 7712 dys Monro\ ia. c ~I . Mr~ 145E H B Calif. 92647 Agt. -----lh~e v i>':o1 g~ard!~ homeb an E. ~trhanlhge. Run Condo 1275. M,F. Eves W 19th St. C :\1 Tom 58ti ll77 t>ve~ Hm~ham lil41847·6006. rUWR9 ·'· A1£ fl£( St_,., to th bea h Im M. t · l .. :.. h _,.,.· Y owner wi e very 714184" 3441 957-1900. 17141 """' 9228 -----...,.... e c · · 637 1• 1~967u es2,.,! :c. · _..,.,. best of personal care Or. --.,... · . Lea~r lo\'t'I} t-:i.crnt1\ c __, EQUITY LOAMS mac. 2 Br. w/lrg patio. __ -~~~---a. RN on 24hrs call Mature responsible room "THE.. ,,ff11 ~ 111 s.w. l'1•ntr.i1 1·---------SSOK-S250K. noqual. Call: ... ~ 4.sth. St. lmmed. O('· .... ·-· l 9"' f I I c~cy. Vrly. &?l-250? 2br,'lba. all util. U.cl .,,,...,_..._ mate est grad pre· EXECUTIVE SUITE ll\'al1on . ., ~ll l •n<' ~II Storage 4550 1·3yn. No pre·P•)'ment c:.-t th .__ h lm s1t~ ~~s1and. avail. Jan HaMh. wot.ls 41 OO ~e_.rhr~25Lag0u~9a. !!'1t3 abfyl f\all sNervicerto~~·l·e1s in ~~~~·~i:1.i\~ !~f ;~n~ HC~}I :·••••••6 •• 000••••••,••••••,• ~v~ty. a'~:::'r' r:,:~1~ ] .. ~ . 64J...U7• .....,...., o e ..,..,ac . • .,.... . ......, "•••••••••••••••••••• "" . a m ... ,v ewpo ... en er " . · ,,pprolC . sq l a va1 . ,. ''!~!'!!'!!'!~~!!~~ mac. xtra lrg. 3 Br 2 Ba . .., -1sJ nd-3-;_ b Balboa Inn oceanfront. 9·4~PM wkdys-anyt1me 64(}.5470 l~i -l!l'i7 m Foun1am \'ulle\ near welcome. 1: Swldeck w/ocean ''1ew ,,wpt a · • 4 r . new. . . · wknds S 0 Frw' Sl3i o m o Melt 1p1lt• '-tor ro .... d a --t? ~..111 t 2 .. 4 .. th St y l y <nJO sq ft $1000 & snoo Low wtnter rates. Daily PLAZA D l';Ll' Xi-; o FF' I C E • , · • ......,. -· r -..._. .. " . r . . orweekly.675-8740 . Fu Ir II bo v EXECUTIVE SUITES . S l'i\Ct-: i.tart tht· nt>w _John SS0-9360.:>48-7;,33 Uo:rf9911 An i m al Assistad~J l m med .o c ,·upanty 1 1 673-3900 m otm a rr iew 771-2000 League53'7-2273,Noree. G7J..2507. --1 f..tioal...talt 42SO !Wme.Npt Sha,respace ·•'fhereis adifrerenn.'' ~l·ar rii;:hl with 2.75~ ftltalsW•t•d 4600 C...... ll 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• in ram1ly atmosphere .,., rt or 2.17~ ~IJ Cl 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mwt••._ J,..t •Found or lost a pet? at ••••••-••••-•••••••• abdrm. 2ba condo on All privileges ~200 mo 714/752 0234 '\e1.q •1r\ l'enll•r ~'um I bdrm apt or s mall 5035 us: We' re the Pet Pal~. 2bdrm with patio. xlnt • location. Call bdrm. 2 ba. gpU course North Shore of Tahoe. +elCpen!>es A find for 21182 Mkhelso.n Dr :212 l~1rn•l\ Hlty 644! 5MO hou.w lor elderly rouple ••••••••••••••••••• ·•• 1714)739-2988 ' apt. Oen VltW, wlk to FULiy furn 5/mrn rrom student Eves ?59·0060 2021 Business <.:nlr '1 213 lor Jun. f eh & :\tar«h gotr. tennis. bch S47S. N rth Star 54001 kly CCHtaM,.so 17th St tt,'\7 61 1~ Lovely 1 Bdrm Condo ~99-~ 96~-3226 530:3945 Be~t Share rurn Jhdrm. 212ha Dod L :1 H1-.11m '\Ulle. 545 SCI fl . ' with patio. 1st lloor. . · -twnhm w ocean view. nr or, owyer, rm1dern butltl1ng, ,\ c . \\11rk111J.! 1411men needs apl Ve r sa 1 11 es . A I I 2bdrm. Iba. super dean. TAHOE-No. Star ski a rea . Newport A\le, & Newport Merchant Chief! Yilcnt~ of park111i: Call in t'us1a :\lesa a rea S30U I 2 freshly painted. ready lo B d ,. 11 .,_, •h "'·II · . l Elegant bldg . in heart ol • J "7 ~ t'7l)<J 11 r <I • r 1 n c I d n " amen ties. $525. 75 -2310 t s3s~ 498.4209 new a r t•o n o ... a ?"ac . "" pnv poo . ,l'a onum1c·~ " ., • 1111 ~ u 1 ,.. days.540·7576eves. ~.~n...;..., "· '760-1.293 1ac.1enn1s, wash dry & H untington Hi·h · 111tl1l1 t•:. An s w1·r 1\d -----....... .-..... '~ i.:ar $225 mo I( you w spa r iou~ otffll'l':. lusiMss R~tal 4450 =:Jk2. ~I hour~ 6-12 -1300 I llDIOO. M ir--"a ..__:----3180 SKI RENTAL arc sk)hghts. wethar. <'vn ••••••••••••••••••••••• I N --So. Lake Tahoe. Nev. 2 ference rm .115' per sq fl .-nrstort• & off11•1• 'IJJiH 't' al Want furn 3 t.Jr home. Good o ca t 1 o n . o ••••••••••••••••••••••• non s moker Plus, sup"r ·•.cu10 "Q ft 1 l 1 J garage Adults oo pets BR.almost new.stcpstn 1 " "r ' rcas<1na1le rale:. µrl'l Bu HJ a l ~lun r m>· . . . l D.r l'ondo. newly de· Heavenly North ski hfts. profoss1ona or grad medical bldg . well ap 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. i CdM :.dl<X•l!. I Answer _ __:_.!!!~~ Lea!e~7_?_:2~ 13 coratl.'d, encl. gar, pool. panoramic lake view student poinh.-d al 75• per :.q r1 ~H:SA \'t-:H IH: n R ·\d =:J..li. ti42 43110. 2-1 hrs (7141645 !1314 SattlerMf9. Co. FOL' ND . Yo un g F . All types or real estate German Shepherd. -,,, investments since 1949 mosJ. lndianapo lH't S,.Cial1i1HJ ht Beach. H.B 536-3361 ... 2ftdTD1 --- 0 Lost. rat, grey Persi•o ~~~-~I !.!.__545· 6 I I rrux. gold eyes. ne ut M;'l IMMEDIATE yr old. s.s lbs. no collar! FAST "~UN DIN G on "Cashmier" Call V1clfy 2nd's & 3rd's Cambria or~·-642·21~~--" Mortgag: 95.5·3454 _ 1,.()St. Afghan. shaved ~I 2 Br. yrly. •~ blk rrom Ba" l>CC. gate. nr So. Coast neat & organized F'or details t·all & Bch . ..,;;(mo ' Plaza. $'75. 545.2970 a n Only 965 per nile. The mule or female. REDCAR PET l'l.t\l.A ,1 Misc-11-•ous _,., E q u 1 t y S h o p p e 8 .. 3 1351 I~ :\lc~a \'(•r<k E l ·' R~~,~ 673·3355. agt SPM. 916-542· l400 . as k fo r Call Rohert ul 548·601 7 '" · 545-4123 '""1111 Wu.lov. has money 10 buy ro~t. fem. blk w tan reet. 4650 or make 2NO T D any ~ward ~6-~051. 646-784l s11.e above Sl0.000 No t'OWld· ver) small while credit •. no pn lty f or Temer. v1c of Adami.ii action eall AGT 673-7311 ~~~ry, H.B. 963-7237 ,. ' ·-...1: GHK ( JI I I •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •OCIAt4AOMT * lir 2 Ba. Air . pool. n.ear ........ a. anted one female room sq t. we ocall'1 ,1 ~1 1 1 r 1 w 11 t br. r.anelli ng. great SC. Pina. No pets. S460 · Large Big B;ar Ca bin mate lo SlSO mo 842-65 l!I ~'.:~h ;~~stl ~c~t)ei~/'~f~~~ ~~;(.~::~, :1 ;~~~~.r~:~;.c ~.~ -~;Jil~~ ,~~~ 1 ~~;. .. ~~·u101ra~~' view. rplc. patio. $550 213~·9513 ___ --Pool table. color TV. 2 eves Full) equippe d with .. r J,.•rr)2l:l liii'Olll Hi,erl il-1 ••52 ><1-l-1 yrly 642.0045 eves 2 br. 1', ba, nr pool. adults frplcs. sips 14. 545·6916 Owner' Oc c up II n l. 14t11 earpet. a t', <·ahmeb & Lc"''"' ltcoson ahlc new· Br Spacious new decor only. S:JS S. Renate, Mammoth Mountain Con shr 3br, Zba. Ilse w I storag~. ~e a !.on_a bl) lilrt~ :i :olorei. II\ ca ~s/ln•ett / nearOceanfrontS600mo ?_60-~-·-_ _ __ do rentals -Walk to lifts. p e r son S2SO J o hn pnce<I <.all fom. llaroor SKOU mo Nur th 1-:1l~FiftGRc:e Yearl)'.675-7045 _ -3 Br,2ba.So.CGaslTer-Complete facil. Disc 545·9669 llakerProfes!.ion ;il Hld ~ l'o.1 m1 n u Ht'.tl SI'••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 1 Ba Stove & race Condo. vacant. $575 rates497-~ _ _ __ Exec female will share 957 1900 it;& 7357 lusiftfft refrige. l l't blk from ~-~·~l___ -Maui : New Townhouse 2 w Ith s am c 3 H r Pnme corner lo<' l'p lo ~ity SOOS ocean. carport, $425 mo 5aMlh L lll6 Br. Best loc. S30 per day Townhou.'le with view trt 4.500 sq ft. F'ull '\erv11·t•. I 16 W . MacArthur ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Carolyn,631·3240.Agent. ••••••••~~•••••••••• Callfordetails.979-7295 Newport Bea ch Spa. modern. Rla~s b lcl l! • 1-: .. tabhshed Newport Bch -. -tennis. racque1bal1. wel 646-6303 Santo.1 r\na 'torner M atnl Tax & Accounting prac- lrg 2 Br. patio, gar age, fabulous view. roado on .... to Sh.-. 4300 bar. frplc S290 imo Call & :\tac·Arthur 1 1200 '" 11ce ror s ale to111d1v1d ual quiet area. walk to beach water. 2bdrm. 2ba. S900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:athy 751·6271 HWl'T FRO HT AGE fl with r.oo !ooll fl 2nd onl> terms 642 5212 anytime Found Ir~ male blnk 2nd Trust Deed Wanted dog with tan woven cOI· 17'1 Interest Large equ1 lar. Dana Pt 496·4'15S 1 ~ on local 8 Plex Need anyllme. Si5K 673·6336. 642 9666 --------'--found Ge rm•,.• Sk~ High Yield. 26'~ on Shepherd. female. ap1 ~ason Lake f orest T.0 . prox 6Slbs . 4.5 y rs '>. '9it Invest 161.000 gel 166.000 Admiralty & P acif.i~ b:il'k m less than 4 mos : c 0 a s t . H e.,. Wo14•ee Call Santa Claus (2131592.siss. • al Dennis o n Ass oc __.__._ 547·8026 found. black & brow,p It Udo. $575. 1st + sec Joe~.:_0502. Movinfi? Avoid deposits & -Rlll!UT •LS n1.11>r t'arpe\ccl ltleal ru --Roo t l h 2H ....,.,"" i.lorc or ()ff1('c l 'allS U M M ER BF. AC II 642·1Z72 _ _ __ Airy & hght l Bdrm Very cut i vi~g ex penses: mm.a e 0 s r ntl'e , r 2 Rental Spaces Approx Ti!I Rtlt!!lor tl-l5 t2ti0 CROWDS' You'll love .._P.-..cenOHfs.,./rth/ Private tri-plex. Gazebo. Professionally s i n ce twnhse $206 mo +, 550sq.ft.&up lncludin" h Shellie, white t ip pa!f}. v1r Talbert & l\lagnoh,, F.V 968·3014 ...,.,,. 8 8 L' l d ""'l utll 760-1400 ° , . J • them when you own t 1s ......,. 3 r 2 a .,,nc s hot tub. Avail 1·81. $650. ""' · · utlls. S350 & $1150. 2450 I nmc _D1\NA .' T ~ orner ll'e l'rcum shop with xlnt Lott & FMcl F 0 UN 0 . G 0 1 d e.q " 1 garage. patio. walk to fnclds utils. 494·2137. HOUSEMA TES Sg.1 Mom to shr 2br. 2ba Newpor t 81 vd l'os ta IJcl Prado & \wilt Lntrn N£•wport location· Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ret . v· "I t .1. ' beach adults no dogs 832 4134 Mesa See M" g" 4("1' 111)()· <> d· l ' · •--a... SI 00 never. ic. "a er.,'." 1 • • · llh hrwlsltff · _ 11pt DP. $200 /mo. Call __ _:_ ___ .. na_ •! " to pen M ~ S2 5 . 000 co mµ I e t e . nma•c....... Ward. HB. Call to id~~· TSLMgmt.S4~·l5o3 _ orU...,..tlM~ JfOO LOOKINGTOSHARE? ~ter6!!.,m661.:,~5~--Single to triple ofr1<·e Commercial ~~ _ ........... ~ ........... tlry.846-2304 Large2 br. l bll, 300• from •••••••••• .. •••••••••• WE MATC H ,ROO M · fnon smkr wants sm to swtes avail. in Newport Reftfds '4475 MHctExtraMCMWy7 D: Poodle Aprtt~l beach.avail.Jan.1.$600. "»lhdVillMI MATES. · shn!2br.3ba,H.8 llbr Beach. Ca ll for info.••••••••••••••••••••••• CallWorldTrade NOW YOU f e na . Terrier l'AJ~ &38·1811 _. •• l;;"jfi 752-9475 condo. $325 mo. Incl ul1I 752·6188. Store Spac·c for lease 15 Associates. 545.5493 shorthair brown. Ferru2 ·l Br. Newly d~corated. New '"2 bdrm I iuuy Ir& lux home. R6s ,840-6263or 2!!'5~2-5 l13 FO•LE•SE sq ft & 126<1 st1 rt in MOPEDS. C blkpuppiesmale.pit..._•I adult apt.& in 14 plans " "" llunt1ngion Brach. flex I an .... , Steps to beach. Garage from $415. 2 bdrm from ~ util. Mierow ave. 2 ~ o u Id Ii k e t o s h r 4 Exec ores. + conr. rm hie terms. 213 1596 7202. BOATS. Bl KES mix brindle/while re~. parking . .,!!,00 mo . SS05 +pools. tennis. frplcs.S48-3428· -w/maturere mvery n1ce l,OISSq.FT. --Sales & Ser vice. Good S II cof1liek~llute merNle m.!.; 673-3958. 544·-waterfalls. ponds : Gas . male lo s hr. 2700 2br, 2ba dplx in Orange. Lrg entry & rerept. Beach area nr High 9 a ao 1 ens. ew~. for cooking & heating sq .fl. lux. CM n e w George953·2002 ___ XJntloc-nrOCA1rl?or l COROMADILMAR Schools & Colleges. Lge Beach Animal Shelt..1' ...wPOtlT SHOllS paid. Froin Sao Diego ho me Nr So Coast 'Of cf aces beaut atrium Top retail space facing pr kg 1demo n s t rat io n 1-644-__ KW _______ _ 2Br. 2Ba. 1ara1e. Nu r Frwy drive North on Pina ·MS-7790 M9-3l67 Rmmale M/F to shr lge 4 Abundant parking Newport Center Avail. area. Great oppty . ror More D: small Ter6er beach. 9!00/mo. 675·1771 Beach lo McFadden then . . BR hme In Bays hor es . 851-9061 January I. t/;()() or 2460 owner operator to ex-I Lab I ~ or780-l656. (Donna ) Weat on Mc Fadden to ature prof. gentleman W/3 mature UCI grad - ------s q rt . 1>e r fe c t r or m x, In" pup.,_ Seawi nd Villag e . willshr beaut.3br.2ba students f\arn. n r bch.c..:dM Deluxe Suites, 1100 jeweler. fmanc1al or in pand.S29Ktoqual.buyer •Hh Dally Piio t lrishSel!f!. Adopt a• i::r=nJ b:r:1~8•5~fp l714 l893-5199. N . e . h 0 m e Avail now 1200 + !Jlil. sq.rt. AC, ampl pkg. utll tenordes1gncr 57:H455 PENN\' PINCHEll !~if~~~":,:~ict~ a vail. Mel Fuct\1, re· 4010 W/diacrimioating lady. ~~i2!!~·6541 d ys : ~~ E. <.:st Hwy. (~(J1/(JtlO de/c.41(11~ lll•est•.t ADSSOllOlllySZ. need ' homes. lntet altor 675-1120 •••••••••••••••••••••• 1111$. 78G-OI02 -----------~ J_· o,, ut.lty SO I 5 Animal Care Cn\N_. • • · · • iue.> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 linE>s ror 2 da~ s New 1 Br. Condo. Ocean tuna BeHh Motor Inn, • SUN VALLEY. IDAHO onl~· I a day. 34c a openeveeyday, 7$4-STM-z ~ D M 985 No. Pacific Coast f,L7.'J-lM9~ The top mainte na nc e line FOUND: 81 .. /Wlu 1':. ¥.ew. ~mo. •YI r. Hwy. La1~a Beatb. t • I th · Ad\l ertlsc one or • ' , MWW> 2uneo.eao. Eves Dally, Weekly, Kile-en I 2435E.co .. tHwy.,CdM c o mpan y n i s more itt>ms \'alued Wo o dbrld1e " -al\6. 7141•·~ available. Low wlnter 1~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 beauHful. booming area BriarwoodlS1·lOIO I 1: is (orsale. Family open · up to SIOO Each n rale.494-~. START NEW YEAR in lion with good profU.s. add it ional line Is FOUND : Beautif'm Jbdrm, a ba duplex. &.lboa Penins ula Pl. 1150 y9•r lee. 17~2306. mW•. . B . oc e an r r 0 n t style: Commercial re· good terms & the sellers only 60c for the two Bull/Shepherd femali w/llitchenette 1H04' u.p. tall. 2.073 11 q ft . In r8811t40t~~ln. Aifot. \~~) d11y s Sorr y . no abctUmo.vltMa~ lltll pd. 2306 W. Ocean· Westport Square . 369 E. · or x · c o mme r c ial a d s fiWamer.H .B.m ·!!!f: front 673-41~. 17th St Costa Mesa Hailey. ID 833S3 a I lo wed C h a r ge . 2 Br. ll,i Ba. Washer Is i ~. :::==•· Upttalrs 6 • • 1., out. Near \ lloqllofp.ldO.M.-e j• Eastbl.,f. l br • tll• (°' reM. pn!ferre41 =.,:_rro:=td by surfer , 52ad St, N .8. ... teauell~. nl~t l ''::" ! suo. 541-11risore1. ' w Mew It t&4I ti 9C75. IUI. in Ip. IMM&M. \.-1 mi. fllol, qui.et. MCUre area. ttom OCC. Pemale. SJ.U Adul&I, DO . Mt-41t1 mo. 117.-S ... Barrett Rlly,642·5840 ~to Loom 5025 Your Penn,>' Pincher FOUND: Poodle, ~ JI.-....;_----~---Ad or u se "11\.lr &oy,llJflllwewn~a;l • i-..a.._ ............ __....... 4500 ••••• ······~·········· • ... ..;... t-•1 • -m• ....... Bank Ame ritard ' ._. .. • nr te>NEYAVAILABLE Vin or Mastercard. ' SdlJ.-..Sl, '711·mG...!J_ --llODl<Qui•• ----, tenoDal Service For more 1nformallOI\ f'blcoe an Id a. .., Secl.tNd by Combiaallon and to pl~ your ad tall and Po.aal ••••• n..;;~.;;;..;..;_ _____ ,1 ol aetl/PenooaJ Prop. 800 1q. rt. +1ard. ltltMtfllP'ln1111ClalCorp. ' .u2•11 ~a~»\:th1 $25-0/mo. 985 W. 19th (714) •1-.2111 ft ~ -r C.M. ~---'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!~~=========I ... Clf 'OUj W..Y~l: --"il.-! Ni9Wals• 71N ... W-.t .. • rtll ... Wats• 7L : :. W..._. 71~-W..W 71HNllllW... 1111 11.a.1!' -· -----, .. ~~.:.~:... .~ •. <,;. ~ -, ·-,":. -= •"'-"'" -~ _..~.,.,... 1 ........ ............ .. .............. -............... ._ •• r.;;i ........... ~··· ..,ii,_., . ., ~ utisllu• ,. --. 1 ~ ':1 ' ......... rrr., --. ~. ,,.. of. UAL DTATE IAL&S· W..-PartU.. ......... ,,.,,..,..~,,.,....~' l "' , ·"-~-·-~"'~ r ·~· ~. ·~·-·" ...:••M H iii· ,.._ a... ftr O.P .. ap,.... l:apu'cl. •Int com· .w.ICim:..... ..WAIY~I ,_~~~ ~ ~·,:= ._. Mllr;, .,-••, ·~( ,,. •1411. ,...., •U ,.. .... of· .-..qtit.U&·W42 wm tratn . .,.,., ••· ~~:r.rf.' .. -rr~ ' ---"· .... '·-• . --"-Al'llll -,._..,. Loil . .... , . :::.o;.::.•~:~-.~~ HI ----e-lo •omoo'• ... .....,. 001. CoU fToo t::-w , .• f 1o ' .-..... -~ --.. -.-...... Mia . llr Dr•1f•t·~ ._.-------N.&.-. UI. 8t_, tbe nar n1hl by a!Nlel Cnt>Ul-JID. ' ._ .. .,, •• • _....., •. _... ~ -•• ,... .... -.am ftDdhl( out about lll Ml>allJ 616·.US ......._.. ........ '"'" .... t::.•'·· -........ ,.,... . ...&.. ~.,, ~~ !1i ... ..._,.. , ••PUIG A.Nia· Oftl.e 11r1 for ltHJ .-.CA&.llC.W. urHr op...,rtuallle llaJor Newport Center i-llllc ~--· -_ _ •••• -Pewrell -... tJaaJJllOlo~a.t. Xl•t __ ggpsa.1 .. All. =.•Jud worker ~1~• at Select S..Jw Boullque nffdl law firm M8!at Le1a1 • •• ..' • .........___ 1. ,.-., ....... _ __,,_.. .. ., 1.. •ltla• fw one 1lrl .. •pt • ·.....--. If )'Oil havt t I.al.. •-...-.... •-----·-·-JW nt -~o.e fw ..,_ -..-, ...... ,. ·-u, •· "' · " · •Pl'i•te« an lntereat ..._., ..... ., ...... ••P req. -.:rttar)'. wt!' ltnce, l.~O a Uta,..,, .. '-"· •~Ort urltaa dull• llr•. cl......._.• p1eu8at llllll et ... 0pport•ll1 Lawa.111.aoo iftletniat •bout invest· Call_.1•1. ld1ldU.•prev~le&al --t~ ~lillrf 1e .....,. ,.. ••• , .. ,.r. ,..••IHI a ••& f« to-.,. your.oc. aecuri· Mota meat~rtl u f exp req Pleau call ciJl-.. l,\ • lie Dr. 0.., Pit. aeed rH.a•• to: Ulil .... ••'-•Ula -ition t~. L• Habra area. SAN CLEMENTE l"'n. e. ca or&eer.-ar y needed part L A 'o h __ ,_ --~-r-ma1-.• , ... -·--" • Ual lalervlew. time for ••I•• ,offlte. 7.! nn l&lC er •t , , T -Paa. '"'", &loll lily lal. tonune•aurate ._, .-.·••<r••-· linen man wanud We •110 have op · flnl~e hours. E•IC'r to -aoo. ~~-~ :1 1~~ AMll12119' ,_Qr . trvlu,ml4 ~~ For appt. call -~'"3; F•-Uv•·I• =~~~~pl::ply :_~..,~.~!d';,!,~,io~:~ le~rn. Abov• lveraae Stc_ri_et_ary ___ J...e_1_•_l_l_11_v_e_1l- f II.I 1• 800&.KIEPER .. ecled ·--... •• with management pot~n· sJulll needed. Need •Int. m~t Couultant Heb • • • ._; .. .,_., wuaa 1ar c.11, ~puter nrm. COOi eoak •drive for elderly ll1&1lclan ; Keybo.,d • Ual for omen In Coat• telephone manners. or up d per1on w t leaal _& 4 Y 11c· ,, .. ,._ •• -,_~1•&1 w1 .. p ID A/P. 4 /R. ror prt·tehool. Ex· lady Waterfront Home bau Player for eont•m· Mesa. Newport ·Irvine f I <' e Io c 11 t e d i4!t'>' skills. Collini A•· ..--,.._ lw 4rdll • ,.. ...... f'-aDc.lala&mll. peritM..S. Part or full P"1 rm/ba. Ref'• N.8 . porary 1&ro11p. Contact and San Clemente. Call Hea<·h/Sh1tt'r 11.R Rend 90C"lat•. 5tli San Nlcola1 t . • '11-1111 • ,. .. ~ ~ ol Pl;9' .utr \U r .. uru, bank U•. lrviae. 551-4533. 60-to» Kathy '3HOl2. Pete Vlotto. 75l·3lfU very brief re1ume to Or. •302 N.8 . -.. uall9-oppt.y 11 • .._. ~roll 6 tOtltt 1 tri "'--· -•• V 0 , Box 0220. Hunt -------. ... .__ ~• "'" TH Uf OttO aak for um. Pref blli,.d I COOK.sAND'MAKER nt or .,_isner 111~1 Arf'M'( •• SELECT . · anaiton8uch CAHS•6, ,. SECR~TARY ,.._.,., .. ...SIA•I !'->' dala proceWa& • typln~ l 1 >11am.2 Pm . l a > llMiatut. Ptr with ex· urr"' PROPERT . -I o m & mt . t y Pl n I lfA ·~ at »wpm. Salary comm s :»t:30pm. Mon.-Sat. perience, In ihowroom. One person office. Small JES, SIClff AIY OOWPM. public relations •g•'r' ~ •• .. ...... ~ w/ablllty. Call Suun SO-tMekllch. mar. I c.,petln1. furniture. bu1lne11 In Newport -lfood typlni Il k 1118 II mature. cxper req. N.8 • .r. ... '~ .. • .,:! • ILICftl01 DlXOR Ml 0380 draperies, acceuoclea. Beach. Bookkeeplna & HEC:EPTIONIST Fu 11 mU8t 8 /11 httlpful. hut ,.; O.K Send resume to _... 1-r• • UPI uae•bb wwk I.a • · Counter he Ip, r /T . Must be out1oin1 & tlul. aeeretarlal experlenct time 2 po1itioni1 ualla' not required Or11111 Vf111l Ch111~d •Jn. Dally 1 • • r~ atnaotphere ol &o&keeper, f'tr. amall Kuat•'sCleaners,,1116 E . ble. Shores lnterlora. required. Send retc ume ble. Newport Bt'af'h uun for ulf mo11 v•trd r1loy1llewsP1"per. PO •• tmall c-~mpan y near utfice. He Duties will Ukh, S48·4243 642·2004 , or 548·l5S9, to: Ad •811. Dally l'llut. Yat'ht Club Phone u lndlv w 11Hl.i1101·t•111•rnt 111,x 1560. Costa Mesa a.PIR.11\JAI." AOI GS. 11i1.-.aa. (iood btA•flt•. inrl accounts payable ~~·\. --eves. ~seo. C.M_ 92626. penence & ofhc-e 11lull11 1rn1111 1II;111 •<'II t 11 II 1·11 !12fl26 .._ \Gppl Jl\llh 11 'd ~Jal HPlhroutb lrlal balanc~ l.V\JNTER help for donut ul ed (_;uth .. rw .. 1tl 1~.1 ,il'7 1 • 719 ., m tO:W t¥t$ -shop. AM It PM 1hlfts JAHITOIS o,f•mtrtc Offlct req r 631 1900 Nf'wp(lf1 flft 111 h C••l•v RH I San i'l!b)'ll•Uer wanttd, live in = -:0/m~ to s~art. avl. No exp. nee. Woman P /time eves. Npt .. C.M. Nut. out1oln g W 111 Ht;C~PTION 1s1· I' 11rt 1 • Otcn or PT, will provide u or onnie. pm. Apply In person area. Must be over 11 & lraln.847-~ Hunt Bc;h t'ull Tlmr 1.1.iht 1 lnll Sf.t·n-tarr w 1•111' 1 (11111" 1-"llfT'" < 11nvate UVlni quarter& Dipplty Donuts. 1854 USc1ti1en. Call · 532·"58 -p --i & other clerl<'¥1 ~~irk •1111111 M11'1 ,,.. •1r1tio1111NI un Bailboa Island, ref IOOKI ... F/C Newport Bl. CM Mon-Fri. AIMTll lt.!M'I • Anor ~I l{l!>I '"'.Ii 1.1.-v 11Hl111 "''"' * MIW * req C:.19' for ultervaew Npl Bcb. Investment Joumeyrnan fa ltelper11 II ' A"''''' I ~ '" •, Nltit• 11itle11. rull time with or w l11ut txp., or will 11 uan Ciuod ro benefits l\wly '" 11t"r11on 91m t.o I'""' Mon thru "'rl St11n •l11rtl 811111•11, 3077 So lln•1t.i t · M CAL.COP A 67S.2$45 firm hu open Ina. ~r ex· COUPLE WANTED JANITOa S.lary neaot S48 Jt9'7 ~pt1or111t . I' rr, 12 ri. "'' frll m•, If/'-' '*""' .. pansion, tor F /C com· Manaae small bu,siness Immediate openin1 en ----+ wprn. $4.~ /hr to "' url _ MASSA61 lia.NtU\i missions bkpr-detatl· Part-time. Wllltraln Irvine/Newport Buch rA1"'11 WANTID Xlnt t~nrfab ,...,11111,,11 ""''"'*'" I' 1u11ll lin1w1nl(, <:o m » ~l w lbtJi rad T&LHS o r ie 0 t ed Pe r s o n _ Call for appt846-3279 area. for a ni1ht·1hlrt 8y .... Hp ml~ li l•nd N k '"' ,.11,.11 '/f. JI /HI ''"'"' 1 ,, N111 h1111c.-d \}SA MC •N,tc:LBIS computer knowledge t Janitor· 10P M 8A M · ---<:all 9 3 ao Julie! 'lrwrn '"' I.If• ""11 • '""''''1 fj "" ''' m » r k 111111 I(, ~Warner Ne1t1land MewAcc-'lep must -s killful 00 Good frine~ benefits rAIMTSALIS New York 1.ifl' IH-t l:.eao "'"" ~1111 111"'' 11•1r11r 'IJ0>•1 .. 1ta1 w ~tr11n11 tiu10 1706JNewl.and.H 8 MOTIT&LH telephone 6 PR work. C. ... •H• package. For interview. PIU1 time. Tues. 5 to~. M ,.. !-"()"' '"""''""''"""'I ' .. 11 ,.,..,, 4' •omvutcr IHtt'k 141-6446 Matun"tynecessa...,. Call contact Liz Slotten. Wed.9tolpm.Someexp ' . . . ''"'""'"'""'" 1~11 "' ,. _,, I •. lmmed. Opening for U · 6tO-Ol23 •1 C 1 l 4 _ 6 4 1 . l 6 1 6 "''1111"' ''""' "" llr)' • ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I p'd. applicants. dot op\ -ALL E.O.E ... M1F Kerm Rlnw Hudwuc, alClf'TIOHIST ' "-·1r•1 .. r, i\1q111r1 1. .. w -.tu., .. '" r•11tvor.,tt· vr1, ·--J portunlties call Sylvia 760-3400 ~arbo!~lvd .. C.M. Switchboard It lllt• ly!J l'lrm, WI -.kill~ t1rrl(ltt "'' 1111111111.lc· 111 rtl(h .',j .r Water1M216JOG. IUSIOYS ICENMIL PART·TlMJo: DR U G IMC. Xlnt b(onr.flh Call ••fl lrn•u\ "'"' ~111•1k••1 IA:"""' 'HZ4-t:t:1 ( 1 ·..., OP 11v1..a1 o T .... ERK ~s:ni J • , ' """" " Now hiring. full time. A A IMTIY Custodial Chores. 8· l. "'' • IS hrs per wk i111u• tt:.I •ii:. SR. CHECKER k 0 l. IOI Apply In person, Beach Parttime days, flexible S·~ay, wknds. T r ain. Mon, Wed, t'r i artrns Recept1yn111 t t1·:rri1r11l ~,. 1 f< ,. TI\ k V 1 ,. "'L' A 1 -.. ~11..,.4 --House Inn. 619 Sleepy houn.Willtraln.557·7314 Min. wa·ge. Regular in-SJ.~hr.642·4104 G1rl,parttimc .1 :..~on ·1 · 1 · 1 ''' .• ·"l1undin" IJ1troi.1111ct' & ( S "'" "w Hollow Lane.Lag. Bch. ~Ter'!) ---creases.557-6020. ------thru Fri for Newport an1 111·;,pt-<H t' 1111·•· uch:rm•· rarm &eelong Sr II S New branch needs eit-Parttimeexp'd set"Y for lieach D 1 f-" 1 t1.1r<Jl11l:.n11111j( f11m 111 m "f'h lln 11·:i l dc 11 1~n t:SCORTS •C•I DllVllS• DILi 1-------• small computer co -evti uper ""' Irvi ne <lo1>d ty1111 1111k1ll., !'11tc•k1:r t:mpha1m1 on penenced teller & new -Le 1 Sec offat·e aµpeuranc·c .cood r l 1 d & ., . 7520817 accounts .clerk. Contac-t · CheckerCab Counter & Prep H elp I• retary needed 4.5 hours dally . ...iv-• d • j Iii & phunc.· rnannl'r rt· 1. unc1111n. 1 ci.1gn JO)' Twitthell at 629 De 770-0222 Needed. a lso catering. FAS .. OM ISLAHD salary related to i.kalh;. ~;"6;;:;~· epenc:.. "' 11wri-.I W11r<J 1.r111 ,.,.,(1r m:.onufiu·tunng swlabill f pr u t otal relaic ang ~assa1e with a pro· L M Experienc-ed apply In immed. O""'ning for eit· 642-4435 ---e.IC'1t'r1c1wt-hd•1 f1.1I •1r l> Knowledge of Mii o s a r es . S a n,._ _________ , ..-'' '' Sl'i':C:S & STNDS. ANS Clemente.492·8lOOX43. 1· person Newport Liquor p 'd & res ponsible -----IECEnlOHIST w11ltrarn Cull!l7!l 51l!ll /'5s1onal. Earle tOAM-1._ ________ mj C.AFETBIA MGI. ~ W. Coast Hwy. NB I secretary in sm . law PASTIUr f\ill tune Mon .,.'ri Mui.t YM 5 mei·hanasm de Senior ----I firm speciaUzing in tax Part time person needed be personable & we ll SECIETAIY "~11 & manufactunni.: DIUVllY PllSOH litigation .. Salary comm. m book p!Asleup Mon. & groomed. & enJOY mee t A young & icrowm~ nal I mtthoc.h n•quared r>y rs CALL Apply Freeway Auto w /ab i lily . C all : Tl.tes.Noexp nee App· inglhepubhc Requarcl> ad\ert1b1ng "'"'-'"'> rmnimumcxperaem·e re 7PM S48·2817 1• Banking ftSYCHIC UADIH~S 556·1178 750-3400 M.V 831-1666 6'4·5232,9lo5 ly · Pennysaver . 1660 good spelling & pe n ne«b}ouloa:.b1stf1Jrar 11u1rccl , degree pre (~~~~~~~~~~ Placentia Ave <.:M c·ounl cxecutl\ e M U)I rerro .. '11 Professaunal at lmmedlateopeningsfor f· DENTAL ASSTNT & ---~ manshap. No 1>P•n .i have rnentll > 1>hvn1: mu11 phtre. excellen NOW is '81 SUNNY"S Professional Massage 1'elaxation trherapeutac Ca ll appt. 548·2817 a.AA CC T c••-....y5 RDA, X-ray la c r"" """·II 1-a.ISecret11rv PENSION Phone experience pre l'>enef1t11 & ad\antemen ~w.. OU... AllU"IA"'ll ~ ... r u '-"'& -J r d F II manner. atc.-ur alt: t)plng Cou :SE " Must have exp. 731.2004 ta me. good bendits. ..... ........ hac" ADMINISTRATOR berrer uA c1omppan) ~kalli.. & xlnt nrl(ana1.a opportun1t1ei. Orange " LOIS Salary open 642·6880 for head ol firm. Min. 5 Ins company. Mature n~aev~~~ 1~PPfacen~~ .. !tonal al11lat1 e' ~1m1lar tu Count> Airport location •Wetraln Cashier-Hostess. P IT _ . yrs. Calif. exp. Hvy E1tper req NB Xlnt Ave Costa Mesa aru1unl t'u1J rd1n Jl1>r Contac·t :\1 1ke Golden a •f\ill time. part time eves. Apply in person at Dental nurse. c-ha1rs 1de, respon'sibillties. x Int benefits. f.o: O. E Send re -~ -Phone us t1JCla) !157 !l'.J1111 ~9 Tiil for employ men '•--------•ltemporary Two Guys t'rom Italy. pedo. non ~mok~r. exp. basirskills. Qualified on· sume lo Class1 f1ed ,\d Resp man to drive & du ante n aew Western -..eC~y •Travel to various local Z267FairviewRd,CM pref. but will tram nght ly.Sue:714·847 -6041 1180 1. Dail ) Pal o l late ma int o n f ine SECIETA.RY De sign Corporation ESCORTS branches-m1leagepaid. person.644·06llNpt C:r. News paper. PO Box cars ,yachts pools_ etc <;ood t )pang i.k1 lli. a t-:<JE .~Hrs 641 -0t80 •Locations are: ----------i Loan Servi ce C le rk 1560. Costa Me:.a. Ca Bondable·hve nr North 111 SI S II he)prut, hut STATIONERY STO RE ~ . C..a./Checlts Anaheim . Ma ll of c·~11EIS DENTALASSISTANT Trainee. Dynamic-loan 92626. Laguna w Ca l driv notreqwred c.reat pm.1 ·1 Orange,&Costa Mesa N F /t963·5634 brokerage Co. in N.B. --uon for ~elf mou\ated 1.'·\1 needs s alei.lad. '• AabpjMCJYi1a Requirements -----has immed vacancy for P1an1s t needed for l.Jt• gd recurd Odd hri. 1nd1 \' w ad\ancemenl Jo time. 5 day~ Xlnt •Type.t5wpm UTDTIM o...talHyeje1tid traineeclerk.Eyeforac-creative rongregat1on. Mo sal.~-~1·~!9 po-.s1hil1 t1 ei. L"all worktngt·onds F..s pecaal COMPATAllLITY . UFF.STVLE SOCIETY •Experienced an Nons moker Ex · curacy&attentionto de· Contact Fairva"'w ''o m R h 1 d .• Catherine at i51 tl2it. I) f111crlientele Phone custom er servi ce or perienced . 2.21, days. ... " peslrtaurantd e P nc_e Cu \le\\ptin lk'al'h tii5 llllOfor appt publircontact work. H.B Aft. 5. 962-2754. tail. ~romotiofnal op-munalyChurch 545·4610 a tame 3)S SJ.as hr . •Own transportation re· MARKETS 963·4090. portunatyforsel starter PLASTICS-ASSEMBLF.R for lunch help. 1'1 g h1 s~<.:HE TA HY ex p d Sw11r hho<Jrd Operator quired. f'or2nd&3rdShifts ------Ca11Katie640·9350. H e a vy as s embl y , pos 1t1 ons a vailable Pume.!>m oft L.i1tunJ Pantame W11ltra1n Sw , Clouples Only 750·0674 ~Men Only 750·0677 Ladies Only 971-7979 corded Message 24 •Highly nex1ble DRIVERS ..... ·CHl ... IST rimshing. 768-2954 $ 3 2 5 h r A p p I ) lieal"h pubh~her l!!i :.HillO 10).! \\ knds 1>42 301:1 W E p R O v 1 D E Dial-A-Ride, located in ~ " -----W1enersc-hn1tzel. 250 So -EXCELLENT SALARY We promote to manage· Laguna Hills has p 1time Prototype/Short produc-1-.--------•I Bristol. C M or i·ll ll 5r.cRr.T•RY $\\1ll'hboard Receµl ment & supervision from · R M h · 1-"" "" " \I c Christ...s Wiltdow & B E N E f' I T within. & r /time po::. it ions . Gd. lion un ac inist: 3· POLICE 951·0717. iO WP:\!. no :.hurthancl . ;.rkJrl' pcr::.un or stock Scewes P ROGRAMS WANTA CAREER? drivingrec ,over21 (in-5yrs.exper.min ;mostly appltcants need :i bou• l>rokcrage f arm an Hrs •'------ Pamted by profess ional. Please call · Costa Mesa surance requir ement l vert1cle mill work. Xlnt OFFICERS Restaurant average 5 pe111 n J.? & :'\t•\\ port Cente r Ac Res id entia l •C om JackClark ill Del Mar EOE.830·6191AID1rth pay,benefils. Great' op-Counter help. Deli man grammar i.kil b \\ord turatel~pmg req SalaQ ~ercial. reas rates. (714 )546·2300 631.9421 • -portunJty with a s mall Slf,001 Short order derk We prucei.!>ing bat·kgruunrl "Pt'" :\1ar,urac.644 2H 2 '''hfPl2.8213 aft epm or leave Z700Harbor Blvd. Early Bird Receptionist. dynamic com Pan Y. $22,160 need you Call tii5·2l!IJ helpful. 752-0234 'rikssageat640·6S!M. Costa Mesa. CA!n626 Laouna Beach Racquel Ball World. E.0 .E. 714·493·6624 . _.._..... -------SWITCHBOARD Oper You'rebetteroffat 494_9233 F.V. 962·1374 ask for l-M-.--------__., Restaurant i----------•I Recpt Saddleback rJ.ted financial help on C •LIFOR ..... IA TriclaorHuguette. aantenance. general Waitress, bus bo\, cook Serretary College, :'llo Ca mpus ~ur airline ticket to A 1""11 ·---------deanmg. painling. s 1m-Th e Una v ers •t .> of helper, kite-hen -helper. ADMIHISTRATIVE In 4P:\1 9 P:\t. ~1 on ew York'> Please ~all FEDER L Huntington Beach ple ~arnont'"". et~. Apply t.:ahfomaa. Irvine Cam "·-h h h •. ' A .. ~ ... o ' ... ~ ., ' UC> was er. c-as 1er 0.: •ss1sr•..ar 1"hur!> Satar-ranoe rormformation.ft42 0063. 962·9116 -•9' HICS in person. Wed·Su n . pus Pohc-e Department .. _ " "" " " !~~~~~~~~~~ ( C h I bl '""'less Lunch & dinner Rapadl~ g ro .. •1n o f1r n1 ~!11 9'.! to Still! 91 per mo , INTRO SPL"CJAL ~-ilMK & Lo->range oast College l~Jpm. 180l .Baysade Or as posllaons av a a a e h 1 b 1 -.. "' ~..-~-,,-'""" seeks instructional as· CdM. · forprovadangpubht·s;ife ou r s a\•a i a e lotat ed an :'\e \\J)Ort gJ\~50 hlw K·5 MYSTJC MASSAGt: Ameri c a 's Largest CASHlll socaate. familiar with _ t.>ser vtC'es tothecampus Restaurant upenanR Beal'h 1s He k 1n~ a TEAl'llERS MASSAG f.SlOW AD Federal PtTCashier will lrain. analog /digital theory. MANICURIST assume in lnine and 1t Medical soon 835·3331 d1,ers1fied. top noH•h j~ , Santa Ana 556-4656 Equal Opportunity call Barbara for appl. Experienced electronics e" 's t i ng c-Ii en t e I e C enter an 0 r a n ge. -I sis la n l w' 1'1 e ic l' t.' I I re S\'hool teat·her. par tia_n_d-s o_m_ ;-W t M. xln t Employer 540-_3280 _____ ---techn1c1an . Abl e to Juliette & Poree nails. Calirornaa Requa re ~:;:~~~snt Restaurant isl shurtha~d & I~ pin~ i.kalb. tame 8.'>i 1363 t·har. & mtegnt" seeks CHAUFFEU R-w1t.h or trouble-shoot to compo· Pd. vacation_ 494-9729 ments rorth1s pos1t1onm· h C th f II wi1h legal m rktg .HHI urTl'!H'her nt'cded fo r pre W " nent level •-as 'st a·n elude a high S"hO I now anng _or e 0 ov. aiJ,ertai.tn" bat.•k0 r(1und . , F companion 5060 Banking without limousine. New "' si · askforBennieWilliams • 0 1ng positions · Prt'p L' <' 11 ti" ,.. k 11 ~1 h oul I a rl 11m e All I t structor m lab situations. -·---------dip Io ma or G . E D , «X e en angua.:e" 1 ::. . .,, . . rac P sn person, ac·· C-rcial Years Eve. Please call eqw·valenl. ''I ,.ears of Cooks· Bro1l0 r Cook ~ & h ·"1 12 JO 1\"e 18 or h -Contact Coast Communi· MANICURISTshrS80mo. , ., · ' "· compos1t1on a ~1L'ST ' · " ~•;e,~a~eoex~nus~s~e~c~ ~Officer . _Ta_r_a_C213/592-561 _8 __ ly Colleges in writing rentinsmracial salon, ageandnofelonyconvac· Host ess , l'a s haer & Call i59·1515. <i5k ror t!\t'r Salar~ ne.:ouable April •May Wr1te Rex Bankmg ex~r requ1r~d. CKJLD CARE before 5PM. Jan_ 7lh. Cabrillo. CM. following lions. You mus t also Busboys Apply an person Arlene tHG s~:io li Box l0832Santa Ana XJnt. salary & benefits. Huntington Bea c h 1370 Adams Ave. Costa desired64S.6643 have normal hearing only from 3·5pm. Mon·i----------•I TEACHER 92'711 Photopls. . Apply Personnel: Athletic Club needs ex-Mesa. 92626. 556·5947 . ---------(15 /151. visions 20 /100. f'r_i.22.50_ E.17th.S.A -jmll~~.--.--;;;;;;;; __ I Kan d erga rd en F T -----\ HlltlT.AGllAHIC . 1 M E.O.E ... M/F . 1---------l l'OrTectedlo20/301neach R-t•r-t **tt~RET""RIES•• private st·hool.CMarea Ok1es. do you need a ride 121 N. Euclid. Anaheim c-eptaona woman. on ·1~~~~~~~~~~ eye and correct height to .... ... ~ • tlomerorChrastmas?l'm 991.3860 f'ri .. 9am·l. Call for m.1 -MARKETING weight proportion. plus Sandw1c-h bar& kitchen Adv lnsade 'Comm +Sl 2K &.12·0411 ~eavmgforOklahomaon -------lerview.963·0864 , F I BERGLASS -valid CaliforniaDriver·s help. full &.partam e. GOT50phones$14.400 ~he 19t h . r e turning Banking 1 ,_ • ---Foreman. 3·11 shift. • License. S3.7S 1hour Xlnt working Secyf\inAnaheimSl2.000 .oi round New Years TELLEIS ~l~anang lady, Fri.~ay Mac.'GregorYachls.1631 SECRETARY rond. Los Caballeros RecptT50 f'unSI0.200 Shar e driving & e~: . . rughts for NB Temple . Placentia. Costa Mes a Other reqwred skills In-Racquet Club. Fountain GOrc HappySpol$12.000 penses Call Michae l al Eitpenenc-e r~ d . XlnL ser ve refreshments & ------ -elude interpersonal and Valley. 557·3734. Liz Reinders Agent·y ~·3527 eves salary & benehts. Apply clean up 548 ·6900 or f'ULL TIME CLERK For a sales ofCke. Should communications skills i------------4020 Barch Est "64 EOI'.: '"°"' ----54so PHElrf~GE IAHIC 0 646-,75. ~-To•wnorCkOfor have8-10yrs. eitperience bilingual Spanish. Viel·1 Restaurant Newport 833-1190 11-'ree ,..••••••••••••••••••••• eanmg p A rt ,.. Must have itlnt. typing & namese. Laotian, French McDOW •LD'S ~ d 721N.Euc\id.Anaheim erson, pa "n 1ma1 5 up p I y shorthand skills com · orotherlinguagedes1ra ""' Teac-her IHSTRUCTIOHAL AIDE Special Education 760..3400 te female traveling 991·3860 ment Bldgs t~ull lime s uper m a r k et s . b1ned with a stable. ble Laler~I entry Pohce Now haring full & part ;~:1~1c:;:;.1~8·~0.,J:C5k ~~~ E.0 . E Cos la Mesa. N ewporl Uier~etac rlean cut hard pleasant person a lit y. o(fic-ers are enc-ouraji?ed lime Days. eves Great Secretsy to,,.., d T h -Beach area, experaeneel worker!! apply at 15041 XJnL benefits & growth to apply career opportunities On Sl.OOO + D 0 El•T•ec-hn-ic-•ia•n•s----• ]>enSe-paa tnp to a 111· Banking helpful Ciolden West St, H.B. potential. Salary c.-om· the-job training For Arcur ate t yp ing. no t·aA°i.14D11p..\~ss5~ohRaTve. SICIETARY _TSLMamt &42 IGO:I !t91·03SS • mensuratew/abilily. The Un1vers 1t ) of moreinfo .call i5499.i3. shorthand Mature. ~d DIMlr Of --Ca If · I 3 · dress appearance Call .,..... 631-2744 Experienced in loan 894 5351 I om1a. rvane oHers or inquire at 141 Sand•', S40·6()SS, Coastal .________ --documentation. Xlnt. Cl.EllCAl G8411ALOFFICI • excellentbenefitsmclud· Harbor Bl vd Costa " lll(llCA HAWAII salary & benefits. Apply I Olrl office. gener•I of.1~~~~~~~~~~ ing a comprehens ive m Mesa. Personnel Agency. 2790 ""' (). I d i t 1: ~~~~~~~~~~' HarborBlvd .. C M J seats avail via United, PersonnelDirettor: mme 11 t' o pen In I( "''' dutlett. nr. O .C .. lur 0 eeded t surance package. ideal NEVER A FEE E.O E L A. 1Honolulu. Special ... IT AC.I IAHI Oranae t:c.1un1y '11 l11rl(eict ~''1""' rtoyd ~eave; ·h~ 1 Pe :ep~ :t: a Te ~ location and three weeks . . group rates. S280 round 72 N E lid A h · loan scrvh:lnl( 1·11tnp•ny Slt1wtural En.i1neer. . paid vacation. Filing de Retired ~·~ow W?m~n e~~~~~~~--1 tnp Departs Dec. 28, re-1 · uc • na eim n~hl nwture peopl• whu ~-.. Ulrr h N 8 . 556·1550 C?arden in CdM. Sat. & adUne: In /81 Request wants pos1t_1on as hve-m1i-11111111-------m1 turn Jan. 4. Condos also 991·3860 en.JOY work in a with the• !SUn. only, 9: 30AM -3PM · required application for cool< for retired person or 'av a I I. Ca 11 A Ii son E.O. E . public Good tclc•phonr Ht~'fi..r11I C)(flc•r help, busy Call Sherman Gardens. Job CP·307 from : t.'QUPle xlnt ref's 536·8280 SECIET AIJ / " 631-4000or673·2627. i---------.i atutudent'ccsury l.laht 1mhrnntr11rtlng office. Mon.·Fri. 8AM -4PM : ------ - Banklng typln.i. so key Ii 1om11 011J> he1J1ful. Scheduling. 673-2268. UM•.n"-of Runner · d e Ii v er i es 1 ... ISJUJIVE )h10. share expenses 'Leave 12/20·21. Relurn 1open. Harry. 494-7011 · .. · • _: & • ·-r-_,....__ •••••••••••••••••••••• TW.EI knowledae of •'llt'rOW \ypln1&. flllnll • phones,----------••r between Or Cty & Los """" helpful, t'rlnae tienc:fltll . 64fl M4l Uene. MECHAHIC Ctlfontl., lnhle Angeles. Must be 18 yrs 1rft$JAllT <.:a ll betwe en hm •-_ _ r~ Needed to maintain sm. Ccs+n r.nOllR•I of age with a good dnv-~ ID ACCDllTS llam for 11n aµpolnt --flfft or mini-buses In Offtc• ingrecord. 760·2620 We have an immed ment. !>47 fi0:.!2. usk for tieneral Office Laguna Hills. Exp. & Id. I 52 Ad:MtiatretiOfl opening in our new cor ruLLTIME Mllndy s.c•y;a.c,t relerences esaential. Gd. IJdt. * SAUS-CHllSTMAS porate headquarters for Position available in o· ur :"'J·-'~a1 Sm,~. ofc. vanel~ pos. co. benefits . Sa la r y '"'--•Ca 92717 FULL TIME, a wuque indiv to work -·crh No ahrthnd. nee. Lite based on exp. EOE. -PARTTIME for the President of the 7001 So. Cout Plua office. PAYltOLL CLHI l*p1-a>-61111 Al Dirth PAID DAILY-co. Th is person mus t •••••••••••••••••••••• Elcper. req'd. Call Kathy Health Cue company In f'rff 6 E.O.E. Affirmative $100-$250/Wk . have not only s trong -• & ........... ~ow enromnf. Cost a Ambur&ey: 540-'°66. Irvine haa an openln1 for Irvine Penonnel Atency MEDICAL ASST Back or Action Employer BOYS·GIRLS· ~retuial & or~anlia· Mesa Chrlat an Pre· a f~t-paced lndlvldual • E.17th. Coela Mesa flee for family practice ~~~~~~~~~ MEN-WOMEN tional skills but the abih· scbool. 12t. 50 /W Ir . f'lllfl•A who 111 motivated • ha• Wt.JM _ _ ~·1410 MD in Nwpt Ctr. E1tp. on· lflo<>L Maintenance Lag WORK NEAR HOME ty to communicate effec-lncludes hot lunch 6 llRU ability to work weU un· ly 640-8027 · · DAYS/EV~S, lively both orally & in an•cks . 846·5423 , l:'EK911 der preuure. l ·Zyra. Bcharea.musthaveown F\in job in public rela-writing. Candidate must Ml-5930. rlRllRI. payroll e1tperlence d•· .UAIDS ~11/D..... truck. 497-5109 lions & fund rais ing. be well organiied. a fast -W9Uhcl 71 OO s..a.. & Loe. sirable, but not requlrtd. •"ult Ir part time. All C.-..n PROJECTIONIST start tomorrow . Only learner 6 able to work ~•••••••••••••••••••••• •Town Center Dr. Knowled1e of a lO·kt)' • areu. Unlform1 furn'd. can start with trainina Ellperiencedtnon·union. neat appearing apply. well under pressure ln· ~~lltilll Clerk. major C4StalleH.CAt2126 must. Good 1tartln1 Ales 21 or over. retired andexperienceyo1&could P ttime. 675.4580. aft.1_P_•t_962_·_0296_. _____ div.musthavea neatap· marine hardware ator•. EqulOpportunity ~~uy Ir xlnl. frlu1e •~.No exper. nee. Cu!: the A. rmy Reserve. 6PM SALES pearance. be a non· ~ E ,_ ...... ems packa1e. For Apply : tJnlveraal ol the speciallie••----------1 srnkr.lrhavetheability ~::~1. ,:;?~~1:~· /ou~t----mtripll..,myitiiesi.r __ _, ~ Information Ir In· Protedlon Service, 122e available In units nearby llAL ISTATI SALIS U you are aggressive and to interface easily with Walker. . =·7~~~e~•ron ~Sth~n~~:~·.'t ~tal -OperaUn1 Room Start the new year.by In· !C::r'':::,a ~:;:Jn;~: ~~~'!~1!!.~s &of~~~ern~ ~I~ llAUTY E.0.E. M /F Mon·P'rl. Plychlatric . Pharmacy ~":':~ ~=r h~•hm::!~ benefits apply in person packaae with unlimited , ... v U CUii Hllfntyl~~ Heir . Qrlbopedlc . X·Ray mlul 1 9am to Uam Mon lhru financial 1rowth poten· .,.~ Have somethln1 to aell ! H • I r d t e I I e r I 6 No ex rience la needed on pus bonus pro· fti. Standard Shoes. 3077 lial. For furthtr lnforma· Experd. tn procesalnt Help: We are turnlnt Clu1lliedad1doltwell. Manlcuriata. booth r•n· we'U~inyou.Yoamay sra;eproudlv offer: So.Bri&tol.C.M. llon,pl1.contact: time cardl for •t·l'Ol,ace away bualneat .tr need 5 tal, comml11lon. E1 t , el.a to recelve a '1,SOO .'Btll rt1ale l~alion. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9I Cathryn Ettelson. =.-: k:~1i,1c~0uch'.Pi Pt"OlreMlve halr.tyU.ta; fl.,l 1 J '!: IAJ,_ nel1hborhood ulon. cMhbonuaor uptoM,000 Newport Beach OOYOU lll't ,_. r1mmar wttb a com· for a busy •II Hlon. n;;l ialfJO;a "1 ,_ 54Mll0.v .. • wkenda. in educ1Uonal benefit• I Ptoleulonal Asaocs . orn:a ASERVICET """'r •· =sed 1ystem. Excel. Guaruteed aalary, top UOdQedla&be HOSTISS/CASHIH durint your enliatment. I PrlvateSecretary Lit the pobUc no-with MCMHI Office Machin• Train•• IHk of A••rico's nMChHicat depart· ,,.... .. o~•·••· iag ......... to b• trmu.d to ,,.,.1r •d 1u•lc• M•Clta51lc al 9ICI elKtrcN1ic offlc• ........... H rrt lfHIMJ of office ... ,_.t aad •••• -:: .. is ,....NCI "9 ttd1 potltiH. Appllc .. h ......... a ••lid C•llfor1tl• drl ••rs ac.M. Cid ..... ,,.., .......... ., rtWH ... , ........... .... ........... .,,,... Ha1Wp1Ca...l We efhr • co•· ,..........., ....... c.n..t MHflt1. I•· .. , ....... , a,,........ . .. ,. ...... c ....... ,.. --·---... 714-972·3167 w~. for ad· commiulon, paid vaca· DAILYPILOT Needed four.five nltea Call your neareat Army IMembere,boardof ao ad ID lbe Dally Pilot~!Eq~uat~!Opp~!l!m!p!lo~y!er~ vanc:ement Uosll, 9d•anc9d tratnlna per week. El Ranchtlo Recrutlet for-more In· reattora a.ntw Dindory. ft cani;: IOsAMoliec: b)' our trHelin1 atyle SllYICI ru."··1··-~•Tuea·--· fclnnaUoo : IN•Uonalreloullon alltJ'QUaaUtOeua.n ... =••'ul&-a • dlredorl. If yo.a would ~y ",.. _. ......., n COSTAMl:SAS.0-tOM rot Ha~~I .,...' w at ~ nu••a U.lle to adnace in o.r ewaeo.ua HUNT. Bl:ACH IG-1821 P, ,,ram per .-,. POI' more 18• ~--• N=••di f:f ... loa pleaae ,,.811 DO If 1 ...... .IU .... CAPO ~I now or app0lnl· fclnmuaa _. eompl-'e toNll?Claalllledadado AnEcaual()pport..tly ..... • 1w ~ , .. 41L ... 71 <NU.. "'"" mmt, ull tor Betty or __ _., ---It well -Call NOW, 'Sm..i..- F.qw r.mp..,r 1111 .. ..,_ WsntAd"!'uJta MZ·M'71 15S-4m Walt,'71-7100. to.#11. ~~!!!!!!_!!!!!_!!!!!!!!! ... _ l Q < !\'.? ........ • ...... ' .. '.. ?!!.•.•• •••••••• • ••• •.•. • ..... _.. .... .. 1011 ~~ .. . .......................... ~................ . ..•............. ~.Deoefftber tS. 1MO ~··• I•!!'... •c• aralQlllATOa Gd meoNO P\apt, AKC Q.aallty llleliory dlalas UP EI • PAM IL Y O IBcJI Craftamao tablelll.WN IHI Nluly --...-n-1 f Nlllt. ...... , ot a.., a1N M ,, Pel • .a.oval.-Xf4·1 ••• V .. -4 ....... ..... AaUqu... .... like new 1115. OtJa•r ....................... ---· .. ••••••••• _ ...... -........ . •llfH•h• ••ru •*' allow P•~ pty . t.W bMk ~aln·ehlaa OM 6 M•hapna. 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'"-_._. ._.olftr lfS "'5 • Smllll depo1ll w\11 ·-l :JOtlldark. ._ lampa. t-blet.° m Uc. -..... l.O. requireq11nta. Pre· vur-. J 1'00ll•• 4 hold lor Chrla tmu. Cuatom Oanl•h Sofa, 1»1111.SatlSunt-s Veal lou. theft! ror. llAIOMS . ~ ........ .aum ......... a.ato -..oan IPM 1UpUy damaaed. Call R E L 0 c A T I N (t • . -ISi ........... 1061 penoaallaed tac •nc&oH A°OWlfl••• ••P deal red , eppl) •ll•eoft ... r, •• .,..UanyUme Every th In I a oe1 , rator item1, 1ml . ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpaper, febric or - v.,.t adlaU-.l• l40 "'1'• To> Poodla, Apncol ------washer, dryer, relri&. 1 or a , pictures . Kina quilted brocade "0.y Glo'' paper Is we One• At••n : From w P'•rdhem, AKC lAvely Cbmtmaa Gifts 3-TV. hv rm·d~n rm· wallpaper, Christm as bedspread. Blue/told. wW baoJc 6 trim your Newport Bay11iore .,.... . rr!~::.1,~hlte ,,,.t <714>1141·0816 Pr so&ld bra11 1conce. bdrm furn. h&hld 11 dee .. hd&11a1e. lite flit =~ SUO. Abo dblc. ~ ~.~1 two carda ~.1::~.!:':,· caS'i:~ Tt<a, ..... "'l•n .. y I" ". B • M.t M t POOOl.E Pupplo fur D5. Head or David ·135. Ouiatma1 ilem1, plants. tues, rapes, decor. . PRICES: chri•tmaa treH, now '" .. • •• • Chmtmu, 1tlt1o htocu~ Sill Marc"5 Piasn in Oil all Shore Circle, H.B. pillows, Sat 9-3. 16 Rain· JI •lrf 1070 Iha orJ/ll5 avail. New line S1e. dil· .... ••• &IHI fof out 'enmur• port ab I" dll1 PQ()dlft &44S atlf a . Craig ca&Htte 120. Fri /Sat I Sun. ( off bow FaU1, lrv. •••-;••••••••••••••••••• 4/S tap 11.eoea. couot on every tree, .. aa~, rail o•ner hwulwr 17$ Baken rack 12(). Z aatlq ftl a 8 no I i a 8 \ w n ARD SALE: Chrome Man's 1•K.t yellow sold 6/9lapSUOea. c u atom flo e ~a I . 1M-UIJ 545 lti3 1~~J>l1t~ktr~·~"1~1:. ~~~!"ch~~i~: ::w::~ ~J!!o~he :11~:·:;:~~ Barlow 26 winch $100. :::!t'~r~nu:~uet tex· to'S.'r:r~:!·t::.:ded ~rft:w~.::.,:J'','~ TY • t S T S & ''IH11. works playful ;iyr6 old. 135-0 ll50. A.nllq. wicker Cern star Sailboat Knotmeter $100. ' !Deaau~; NO CARD? blkSo. ot llcDonaldl~ .... stand sis. 19in color T.v .. ColfH table & matchina ma l3m!_'I\ In Wldt~. 8 Dr WOID PIOC 754-64IM Stereo console USO. Misc. furniture & other End Tables $7~. Clothes, ~~:·.,~cub:! ~l~~P~ na=. Ya°:Jr!:~-:~~:n: LJQ,UIDATION S,\LE. llllllWd °""tnai in an 2 >\lia:.kan M al:uo ut e11 , 631-21647 Items, Sat. & Sun. t0.2. Glassware. Cook w.are. with a fiaure 8 s afety we'll make one card per 100 s ot items len pver l,._,nl• art'a ~•Jl'd on •1her <· lll&u. work• purebred, mail), 8 wks, -; . -. Cash only. Nothing over etc. 498 Magnolia, Costa clasp. Total weight is tac. Add 25f each. from our cloled l1dle'1 Wana t:qllil> helpful but auoct 57~ S41 t1S 13 or bu u 1 if u I, $2 oo e ;s Cooc'h <8 I & love.seat <S l $100. 1301 Outrigger Or. Mesa. 8-5Sat & Sun. :il.9'l pennyweigh.ts. AP· Send check or money or-apparel store, a11 al "°' r.Qt.ar9d T<1p JI•> a. ~ ""2 n .iJ earthtone, nylon tweed CdM 644·S209 pral.aed over $3,000. Sell derto: below wholesale. By •P· ""tr a fw APl'I> 11\ or plaid. like new. S2SO . . arage Sale. MOV ING for 11.MO. ~-6446 •LOT NlwT1•.u~. poi.ntment only. 6'!4''6. ~&D rw>.. ·Ht.: t;z t.: K u 1> rl & h I. KE~HONO PL' l'PI t:S 897·91271. ChrUtmas ~rgains, Sat Odds and ends, furniture n " "w WIST 11 M TIM. '}!,tt!!,·.~~ SJOO S4ll 8513 AKC: tt'gastered. shots Only. 3 artificial trees, 957-6175Sat 10.3 WANTED P.O. Box l~.O -•a --..._., SS7-3172 Leather couch, 6', SJSO; ~or whls, outdoor lites. MOV ING. ,. l H -d TOP CASH DOLLAR _C-Olta Mesa, <;a. 92626 ~ Y SllYICH / -Leather ret'laner Sl2S. elec tree turner. orna· · "u 0 an PA ID FOR Y 0 UR l2tll Elm •ar h b.id l"r1 1da1re wuher,AJ<<.: Spranger Spaniels. 67s.6269 ' ments, tree stands, etc. Tools,Rose~dWaliUn1t, JEWELRY. WATCHES. Lo•e .. loo•t 729 ~~I avocado, 3 } ni old USO hver & whale. S iwks uld, . JO• St 0 960-1929 o r Redwd Paho Furn. Ta· ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Send someone you love a EOE M1uchtn g ga..s dryer. sn5up.SSi um Wrought iron p1tl10 sel 536-4.209 ble &. 3 Bar Stools . SILVER. SERVI C E . bouquet ol 30 multi col· runs but n~b work 135 -Needs paint. $100. , 8.S'.1·2298 .or 494-8566, Rm FJNE FURNJTU RE •· ored helium balloons lied ..... l""6 S48 7136 11\lC .. with ribbon & your own .,.... 0 •, toYCMI 8 045 · · Garage Sale, Sat Only. -""---------AN'l'JQUES.645-2200. personal mess age . .... l.n..H"'TOI •••••••••••••••••••••••Small custom sofa · $40. 9am. Balboa Island, 116 Garage Sale-1677 1 St ---... Perfect tfor every O<'· TOOLS Mechanic, 1arden ~ con· s truction. new at or below coet. Must take all. M2·59ZO. " Modular Pole I amp 9!0180 (2) girls 23" bike S25/ea. 300 while cement bricks 200 /ea. 963· \662 w ,. b d ~.1 d Sol.id ood ff bl •. Marine Ave ~ -··" c· SS. round cul diamond. · ! · d 1. side by s ide 642 7734 a an °""" pups. nee w co ee la e .. Cluuu ir. H. B Sat /Sun VS I xlnl color $600 <'as io n We e 1 v er . gd home, 211 3 mo old end table with drawer. 9am·5pm Everything 673-«ioo · 673-4'19 Colds d K~nnture eh!c:t dr) er. Part man Cullie very S40 eaeh. Near new twin Color TV. bicycle, loys & must go. _ _ __ • . pot room air con 1· Guot.1 work 1nK orde r loveable.645 9S90 box spring & mattress. Chnstmasornaments. & -----Autumn Ha.te M ink -,:,.a p-o n side c ab. 3 uoner.$7S. Sl5180.66l·8261 $80.551·2340 more.2S29So Park Dr . Maple dresser . maple jacket. fines t quality awers. shelf. locka· S4S·t223 Even1n1Shift Atleb17tl -.:.:.: 1020 <.:L~~i;e~;:e~:r PBl~·~k~Chr1s1ma s ln(la1·10-n SantaAna,Sun.9-5PM desk. moped, 22 rifle. Like new P . P . ~!Q 768-5837 lfanyone has!oundaduf. '""' T r d I'_. ~ ----3-wheel adult 3-spd bike. t 7141548-4542 n ba t · · I d -... m ~p pay ur g~, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·4156, 2219 Santa Ana Fighter Beautiful Din· Sat 1Sun. 9·4pm Oriental bOat & trlr. fire screen, . -----e g con ainang s 1 es ~~dut1I. o.~r bt'ne(1~s hwann Varsity 10 spd. Ave.CM ingRm.Group.Table &6 Ornaments, China. anti new. Black & white TV. All jewe lq earrings. STAMPCOLLECTIONS frommy tripto Australia ansl.ll'a~~:~r~~~ ~~~~~I Topcond671~~ p u PP i e s. G e rman chai.rs, China Cab. & Buf· qu~ & new. Gart items. stereo, mm · tools. su11 braceleb, pms , etr PP's p~!~~:i?s~~-~;e t~'e t~e~ ~l~a;,e j~~u;~ Apply in person between --. Shepherd llosky mix . fetServer Will seperale. :6!>~kTree L!1.~v. t•ase . m e tal r<1 c·k . only 851-9528 heartbroken . Su e 9hi1 m 5 !.!_ m M on d a y, BOY's Schwinn bikes, 6 'Wks old lo "ti home GMl_1asss~." l1?tPemCso((e6e42T·6a6~716e Garage Sale. Sun Dec \4 , western saddles, 3-spd p-; rt--t t b )mith Corona, all electric' 548-&37. t rough r1 d & " ~ bike. items too numerous "" pa Y wan s 0 uy hvy duty Secretarial 1 a) age9 10. 63H9!13 64S·s00oext 420 Lv m~, · 1 Oa m ·4 pm. Sew 1 n g 10 menli'on ''ash OnJv SIL.VER DOLLARS. top di C>r.g.Cooit 548·5146 . _ · ag. ma<'hine. br..by items. " ; 61 8 20 M typewriter Just 2 Smith-Corona 2SO elec D.I~ rilot ----Golden Retriever. 3 years Chris tmas dee 346 A Sal'Sun. 642 1353. 221 t-: pnc;.,e. -~ ~-:.erv1ced. SJSO. Black & lric typewriters f75 each. i----------4 old for en 11 · XII sofa s lee p e r & . 19thSt C M Decke W rkmate Hvy Call64&-3724 r!'.WM ayt~Atr9e2e612" . i "~ k15 recliner Built m tables housfoag~n Dr: l ~aln Onofre . Man's 14K yellow gold Duty ~abl:. never used. . - a 64e;:j21 ti PEIAL PUSHEI · Green tweed Sat S300 ·~~>Sa~C em MOVING -Must sell ever· nng sel ·wath one 079 S60, SLIM GYM Ex· Hotpo1nt (rost rie e EqualOpport-:mployer BICYCLE Freesmallpupp).11 pprux ~1-814~ GARAGE SALi:: 1 Sii i' )'lha~g b1~es.a_irhockey. rarat standard round ercaser, good cond. 165. refngerator $12S. <l9een -----·· SWAPMEET &SHOW 1 yr old. To lo\cahle • I r ompr es s or C h e \' to)s. ga m es, IJOo k ~ linlhant cul diamond. Fis hing equipment. ~ head·board. [Xec VETHIMAllAM S und ay De c J 4 person. owne r he art FOR SALE t-oldmg Free 1 tailgate 56 74 'block & galore. boys & Jr lad1e~ and eight o 03 ca r at :.0me brand new Camp· desk·chaar Captain aaze Assistant •Ret·eptaonist 7AM·3PM broken 642·0641 st anding c·ha lk boa rd . 1 ·kl . . •1d . 11 qlt) clothes. Inst & SX70 r o und s 1 n g I e <' u t '°" """Wpment, slightly water bed. extras . hke If · ed II b h Id -:.;··xA"'" ""'5 2 "I 1ke a( e. gas we er, wa ·· · · · t " ~... 751 ""71 for C M prar t1ce Frr ram outwa e e -~ "" . : . heat e r s. dre ss e r s . 'ameras. stereo. t~pe < aam o nd s Ce n t er or never used 960-5844 new .. ,.., . Ex P pre r 54 g 37 9-1 SUN D AV Dec 2 J . lnsh Seller, fo'. 1\ KC. 20 ~ew aluminun:i. ea.~!es. plants . Sat •Sun 221.1:J plyrs, walkie talkie, 2230 dJamond has claratv of l·ves ur wknds NEON SIGNS wkdays 7AM ·3PM. mos, housebrokc11. ~ood adJustable to 30 x3ti H bl C M Vista tlogar. NO 1The VVS-2 & tolor ~rade· 1.J ------2109 A. Mewport ~!~~-~~,1.1377 S17.SOeach DALEBOllT • ep~~: · -bluHs1 m alley Sal Sun Will sell who les ale John Wayne Tennis Club ·:.~:llk~~:!r WAITRESSES ll•cl BAY & BEACH HEAL YARD SALE·Ref~a~. all 10-4 ~.000 family membership . Apply btwn 9A M & Ne~h-h ,..,.._. 8050 ESTATE .. 631 -7300 odds&en.ds.S<1t Sun.·426GARAGF. SA-LE SU N 63'.!7592C M 6441613,759-947J (Judy> Lgetortoiseshdl 12PM Ch I' . Ch.I -••••••••••••••••,•••••• ----. F1 C M 675·4404 ar ae s 1 1· 6 5-2570 More precious with age. ow~. DAY UNLY " Chlldren"s --- -W 0 0 D W 0 V E N :e_i -~~I~ Bldg. 112• * * I BUY * * older walnut dm set. or· 2 f' r\ M 1 Ly-GAR Ac t-: i.:ames & balls. furniture, Beaut fur-latest ~. length, IJLINDS-6 mo. old. xlnt loog Dresses Sz 7 8alort. ---S h Good used Furniture & nale w 1inla1d burl. table . SALE llllrrors. el~c supplys & while mink with fawn cond , beige colors Must bought Aug. worn once WAREHOUSE ·person Ladie's bicycle c wmnAppliances ORlw11l sell chairs.chana cupboard& M1scitems.Sat •Sun 9-5 fi xtures 2021 Highland colo red s h ad o w & see PaadS1400.Will sell S20&MOS62·Z706 full ~ p tame tmn:ied ' ~P~ lake n ew · s75. or SELL for Vou buffet, RISO. Old oak bu! S:Wl Kenilworth Dr . HB Dr .. NB646·7377 matching leather tram for$1S()1best ofr. 960-8362 Onginal ce me nt lamp openings exp nee. Call ------____ MASTHS•UCTIOM fet w,upperm1rror.$350. - - -Medium size . wrllten postsrromBalboalsland Balboa Manne, 549-9671 BEACHCRUISER 64M686 I 8ll-9625 .i old Heywood cane lft,;G E GA RA GE SALE Sat iSun. 9.4 Furn11ure. apraisal. $1600 Asking TV DECODEIS bndge. Have 3. will sell I EOEM,fo'tH ReallySharpsmaller 24 .. boltom chairs. $40 ~a Sal Sun 9-4. t:verythmg Baby item s. to ys . Sl2SO OBO. t:all for mfo846·7202 or all. Make ~r sz S6.S 644. 7183 Double bed, new, mall. 546-1385, 754-7772. must go, baby clothes & c Io the s . P I a n t s . 2 7 17 14 1552 9381 673·3188 aft 6P M. Woman companion want· · · l)()X spr & frame. SlOO. -----. toy s. hs h Id it c m s, Alderbrook . Wood ----John Wayne Tennis Club :;ii - ed on weekends . must Schwinn Ladles 3-speed Cai1848·3418 '' Bunk chesl beds, solid f u rnitu r e . etc· 215 bndge,lrvane. Women's Canadian Lyn x Family Members hip dnve.SSOJday 494 -4457. Breeze.Xlnt.Cond. -----oak. no 111u 11ress $80. Amylhest,Balboa lsle fu ll length c-oat. sz Mak~offer.644·1405. ----SSO 552_9616 Handsome Oak Veneer 846-4293. ------UARA<.iE SALE Sund.iy medium.new 675·0782 W"'u..ED Mlrc"-diw _._,,,e:_ --exec. desk. dbl pedestal, . l'\Jm .. bike, pies & misc 10-4 Jo~m & mist· 2852 ,.."' •••••••••••••••••••••••Sc hwinn Scrambler legal size drawers.7 Sloan e s ofa , Sat 9·4. 19482 Sierra ~~boh~d.C.M :~~!~•••••••••~~?.~ i~~0CA~~RD~L0L~~ W .. s 8005 Motocross Xlnt Cond 36"X72" Retails over .>ellow 1green pnnl. xlnl Canon. Irvine. 'ute a nd loveable r e· JEWELRY, WATCHES. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SilverS90 SS2·9616 S3l0.Sel1Sl75 960-SSSO cond.7.•10289 -----Garage Sale, m o,ing. a1stered shetland pon ". ART OBJECTS. GOLD. -----------' Garage Sale. 1010 Arbor even thing must go .. • --W-EST-•M•l•N•S•T•E-R-•IBicycle-Schwann manylO· Red velvet lounge chair LIK E NEW ·A M •FM St . C.M. lnr 19th & Whit· Chnstmas decorations & Exct!llent on trails, good SILVER , SERVICE. This year buy so~ne you love sometW1n g they"ll remembet. a rrM!mbershap lo Ne.Q>ort Beach Te nn is C\ub. L1m1ted annual m em· bership. For furthur anfo call Sales Dire c tor 644~ •• ABBEY spd. yellow. very clean. S-shape 3•2x1· Very stereo recplyr fir wall uer> Sat. 11·4. No reas. misc 17443 Oke. f' \" with childre n . 12· I 2 Fl:"E FURNITURE & & "'TlQU E MALL $75. 673-6627. pll.L'lh. Xlnt. cond. SISO cab, SlOO .• couch f75 r hr offer refused. Sat, 9-4pm hwandsl I h1hgh !Bed st offe,r I A.VTIQU~_64_5-_22~ -Sony Stereo Recel"'ver ,..,, was t600 919.72311 SSO. 54()..\459 ---· ------1 o u n 1 Dailyl0-6,FTil0-9 llCYCLIS · _ . ---·OP mens a nd b o ys •Youmust see this sale. l:hnstmas :'CallDickatMembershap orfered Co.r Cass Deck ·B•H 4Jnm CI06edTuesday Boy's 20 .. Kawasaki Lge Dining Tbl w 6 Massive dark ~ood glass clothing. Wh o les ale An t1_ques. waterbeds. 633-061 e venings and Newport Beach Tennis Movie Cam " P.Sl-Oj .- 11151 Westminster Ave Bicycle, 20 .. Schwinn 5 highback Cane chairs, coffee table $65. prices Dec , 14 . 4 11 furniture, clothes. etc weeke nds or 540-5630 Club. &44·Sl!M ~~c~ ~~~L;n~~le; •G~a~r~de~n~G~ro~v~e~~5~S4~·~6~10~31 speed.Call968-7135 jl.L'ltredone$395642·7347 546-3242 Tustin Ave. Newpor t All goes this weekend weekdays NP Bayview Yacht Club "Flash-Ski Boots uen9· -------------Heights 1773 Crestmont Place. 8071 b h ! F '" Perfect Christmas gi(t MO VING MUST SELL l'ontemp queen sofa hed. -----c M 642·1150 mem ers 1P. or e · Degas Guitar. 675·44\0 l'UIUC AUCTIOM Girls Schwinn 3 s peed. Pecan Co((ee/End Tbls. very gd rond. SI 25 Yard Sale. hand painted · .: -----•••••••••••••••••••••• smgle Bargain 673-1521 MANVITEMSOFFINE 20"frame f70.760-8369. Butcher Blk din S1 50, 7547469 plasterp1ctures.stillues C1a nt Gara ge S <'le •Power Hack Saw. 6 X6·,. I kt h ESTATE J E WEL RY --------& 1 · Harbor View NB 2030 11 0 220. lake n e w ."omp e le 1 c en . Contemporary ~~fabed Couch. good cond1t1on. nove lies. Ideal for . $750 080 t714 J962 2269 rabmets Tub. commode , Ladies' Clothes. almost new, sz. 16·18. SI·$$. C M. 754-6494 ART OBJECTS. AN Ladies" JO speed bike. <never used) 19 color $SO. Chnstmas. gifts & some P~ Weybn dge S S 9·-1 IJalh sink & vanity. ex· i~~~iiJRE .F k~/ $40orbestoCfer TV $145, elegant sofa C7l-I JS3 l tJ"8 c_r uc·h e t e d ~t e rn s EBluff bikes. mulor<") W 1~mp Scott portable tenor pl~wood. pecky Oak rocking chair. Like PHONE .FO R INFO & _ 6~-6886 w loveseat . Swedis h -Sal Sun. 1953 Continen cle or gan clothe· furn AR( Welder$400 cedar All new Used neww padding. SSO ..• BROCHURE 645.2200 USED IUCES glass din set: can help lo "'.~h.an Allen Dm1.~g set. tal. C.~1. W)~. masc: 821 Ce~ba Pl· 642-l.i75 double gas range Pot· ___ 640~70Sl _..;._ _ -----CrU1ser. 3·S·lOSpds, MX move+1nqu1re am m ed Classer Manor . oval GARAGE SALE NU Sat8--5Sun 12·5 ·scel•eo.s 8010 ter) v.·heel 642·4866 or R C , b HAVILAND-LIMOGES 12 1982 Charles St C.M. 641·7~--exttable,6 s1de c.:hairs & So ff •• • • ;;.111·4'~ ·'4u g e r aSr t n5K~ dinner plates . Royal 2 host chairs $2,500 . megreat stu ~ome Misc O rf1 ce Eq•11p, •••••••• • •••••••••• .. magnum ears bluetgold$l 50.673 _7640 (Between Ham11lon l Velveteen livmgroom sel, 498.5.'J68or t21313211.1585. notsogreat Big.Variety Des ks , Ch r s . ..C t' Deluxe l'amper s hell. Lawnmowe•.2 heavydu-H11J air cond Heaters . __ ;;;..______ Bernard, 1 blk west of xlntcond.callafterGpm. -.2627BuckeyeSt ,N.B. Hospita l equip man" brandnew.f1 ts Toyota or l } l'Omm ·1 r o tary sm. 1500 watts . ~a ns. Bathtub with bone claw Harbor> 10AM ·4f'M 7 Mo n ·f'r i , ult da y Babyfurr11turew1th SalR:30·4 Sun l\·4. ite~s. furn. rou.('h, el ~ C•1ur1 e r truc k. mus t mowe r s 4 & 5 hp portable3spd. Bathtub legs SI2S. days. Sat/Sun. 557· 7844 a('cessorie~ :.ell. $3.'JO ORO 546·0056 644 l393 Jae portable 673 -432(). 536- 8598 ---645.4112 Annual Sale, park mi: lot. 1!18 Buo}_CM 9-5__ _ __ _ ____ ~----~hw1nn Collcg1a~ gir~Wall ~"· Armo1~. bed. S 0 A C hurc h 27 1 1-~--~----~~---~--~--~--~-----~~~~~~~--- NEW SHIPMENT bike. 26" ls pd. Basket stereo com bo, t·oHce tbl. 2 Bdrm sets. 2 rnuches. 3 Avocado. C M. M1ss1on AMER PRIMITJV E $100 673-1402 _.._ rommode. desk. chrome chairs. pin1c table. etc pm'ec:t. Lots of smalls Crwser & Classic bikes. set. microwa ve. d in i,el Call 557 ·1 for Christmas sso.s175_ Ask for Todd w hutch 4427 W Csl MINI WHSE SAU M·Fl0-5 Sat 9.12 557_.,,..,.._ Hwy. NB 673-5419 Dinette set. butcher blo1·k Hunting, fishing. camp· """" table. loose leaves, 6 mg gear . solid teak furn , HERITAGE ANTIQUES ---Man 's Bea c h Henredon din. rm . s et. y ellow c hairs $65 h<>mesauna bath, books 1833SMl. Langley Huffy 44.x66 table & 4 eha1rs. 2 846-4293 college <Stanford ) & Fln Vly __ _ 968-1331 Cruiser Bike, l>all oon Ives. $400. 642.4959 anise. antique durk de· . . , tares. xlnt cond. $69.50 ------IJinette set, table 4 chairi,, l'oys, paintings, m1.se Victorian marble ~op 545·~ EJeganl chrome & glass earth tones S30 4023 Birch St. in rear dresser. SS2S. Oak swivel .. . -: din. table w /6 uphol. cha 846-4293. prkg area. N B. Sal/Sun desk chair. $125 . Call IOspd ~ boys tg1,r ls tour· irs, sacr.Sl 2SO. xlnt cond. --ll-5 951-0139. mg bike. new hres. re· E 644.1007 ~ W. 8055 ------- cooditioned $59 494-1375 ~--••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1g Sale. Furn .. clothes. Country L1v1ng Antiques --A 1· h t h ... Tod 1"5 297 L I ArrM!r French & Engl <21 Girls Bikes Ventura n iq':'e corner u c · All kinds of household --~c a)· v-. · 1 ac w ith. ··The C ountry 20" Ross 16" Fine Qual Amen can. 1840. Onganal items. beaut maple serv· <e n r Sant a A n a t Look" Now o n Thurs· Yellow $45/ea 642·5795 glass doors . 6fl. wood mg cart, like new. old ~-5299. 851-9020 Fri S~l 11 5peCann y ----poplar 1650 495-4528 portable ty pewri t er. Classic Garage Sale . · · · · e r Sch w 1 n n R a m b I e r . <.: r a r l s man rot a r y 673V1l~~ 417 31st Sl. N.B. perlect, l'OSt Sl70, sell NatW"al cotton davenport. lawnmower Sal Only. New salesman's samples -Sl!O. 641H546 good cond $100. 9·5pm. 1306 Sandcastle of unique gift wear for .... mteH 80 I 0 -. -__ 760-0142 Dr. CdM . duld.ren to adults. decor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• New & used Bicycles 1673 0 . . t b I ---litho's & oil paintings at HARBOR AREA lrvineAve.'E' ~nrnhgTroko.;:i .1 a e , CHRISTMAS ITEMS reas prices. Ask about APPLJANCESERVICE 642-4348 ams ea tie, new, GarageSale.Sal.9·4 J4K Jewe lry . Irvine $400. 851 -9527 eves & G f Av./Santa Isabel, C.M We buy used a ppliances Race bike. Light & fast wkends. 1 t s ' aqua r 1 um ' 24 24 M 1 sen o way -w~ sell recond., guar. powerllghl. Xlt cond. ____ {6)9'xl2" folding drs, appliances. 549.3017 1225 552_4731 G.E. 21 cu ft refng. St50. loveseat. folding screen 645-3829. Sal./Sun. 9-S . · --Jotw wood stove. S'lOO. & more. SO'·~OO. 5082 Ap· Bikes, Couches, Skaie. Double oven. eleclnc Bicycle Laguna 3000 Dining table & 4 chairs pleTree.lrvme. Equip Toys . t4KG stove. Gafre.n & Saltier. ' ----. • · · "'Elegante" $lOO. BMX . All c hrome. $100.760-0'18. White Ele phant Sale, Jewelry. & books , ~1·1~. Perfectcond. 49S·6058_ Moving. Stain ed wood United Churc h e s or clothes. m isc. 4606 c_,.., couch & loveseat W/lan Revelation Inc. 114) CortlandCDMSJS9·4 REFRIGERATOR less ......... 8030 c ushions, $50 . Lge Superior Ave, CM. (Npt Yard Sale; Low prices: than 2 years old $300. ••-••••••••••••••••••• armoire., S'lS. Coffee ta· Bl_vd . /17th I Sat 9-4 . Sat/Sun 594 J oanne St, Ml·2935 after 6. Canon F·l, motor drive. ble, ~.Or off era. &45·979S Trinkets tu !!'~s~~ c.M. Washer " D Sl".. 250 exp. back. 135mm G Id W I h --------Dlhwahr :Jer ,,.., ea. lens, 28mm lens, 17mm Kingsizewaterbed, 0 at a~ watc h. UNIVERSITY PARK Sl · lens. 80·300mm zoom heater, frame . S70or SlOO. SS ~I fi lter SlOO. Elec. typewriter, dresser &46-58'8 lens , bulk cassette bestofrer. 675·6886 Uve star pme f15. lOxU w /mirror. twin bed, Refri1erator. good loader. Bowen slide greenhse, $.WO. 845·644S glassware, utens lls. condltloo.SIS. · duplic ator , N lc ron C~~~lete conte1n ts 1°'HUGE PARKING LOT duplicate wedding gifts. 5fl *2 Camera" SSmm macro •~some ant ques n· guitar p"ct books · · 1 H I B rt cl. arandfather clock. SALE at First Christian · 1 urea, • n.i.. ........ r . GE po••ftrub-~_..a ... ·~ on .,~··~·1 Sat./Sun. 9·5. u a s Church at Victoria " clot.hes .+ more. Sat. 9-1 U901 .. ~... """ ... v 4. WI ae Pl r c M s t 9 4 4327 Wmlersweet Irv ber portable. cutting $Z400. firm. P.P. "2·2331. Placentia, Apt. 82. Nwpt acen 1a · · a · SSZ.OOl6 • · board top llOO: Zenith VI v it a r 1 o . 2 l O m m Beach. i Wear Samples. Sleep· colorTV9'0.M0-5530 w/macro Oly mpus cta1on Dining Tbl ln&ba&s. warm-up suits GARAGE_ SALE Sat/Sun Galrera 6 Sattler gas. mount, SJ65'. 957.0999 Walnut Form lea 4 te Misc.D Su~. ,;·4. l!IM 2165.1':~c1,~~tmaa rant• dbl oven xlnt 1040 Ru11et Padded Swivel moos r., · · • • Chru $100 982.30.'t() -. cond, •· 151·952'7. eve.a .. ••••••••••••••••••••• So! as , re ( r I a . Refrlg, Mas Wheels, iil\mwkiiimdliiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBlack l.9bp\applea. s wks. ffide.A·Bed Queen Size nr waaher/dryer, furn, etc. much misc .. 270 E . Pedlareepapere · newSZIS. Sat I S u n , 2 8 s 8 1 Wiison C.M. Sal only 542.31411 "9-9* Breckinrld1e, La1una 8AM645..0111 t• ---------1---------1 NicueJ.131-9917. ---"""""-----1 Coc:&ter Spaniel PUP· ea .. et, Dlnln1 Table/S MOVING: Oak Furn .• YARD Sale.. Walnut dnk pia, a black It 2 bufr. awn Sll5.1Comer Unit· E d l b I I h 6 chr, conede AM /FM e-aie.' /l'abM•. f7t-'sa4 n c rs • stereo, ladlu 1old 1----------1"---------1 wuh /dryer, chlna , Ome1a watch , antq mo. Cocller St>anlel, CONFERENCETABLE retrlt after Jan. 15, Sinter aew't · mach It ..,,_ lnc.1'8del all ahoU & J)all 1&1t misc. Sat. ICM sac> Coral more. M41 Elden, CM tralnin1.m.a.e Gt..017 B.l.67MMO S.t•tto• ~ .. All A6oarcl r OUr Christmas Gift Train!· A 9pedel Dally PUot gift guide wll •PPHr 9"" WedMldlJ u.N December 17. AdYertfM your Clwtitm.a gift •....-to MO,• °'8,.. Coaet ,....,. ••ch WMk. ~you.,. • pflYetl ,.rty or• ~ neH, come aboard our Ctwtetma• Gift TrHt to Ml your ~ dfM. fopl~~=-..._. ... .., CllPT PAGI C81 a...., .... Clwta111•1 M ,.._ CALL TODAY -MNl7I DAILY PILOT I .. . •• ' ... .. W.1'"101 a Here'• .... Veu C•R u .. , --- oorfamous .DIME-A-~INE_S O"r ~•IMUI Dlme·A·LIMI ........ ._... ............... ,. ..... ......................... ............................ ... c ........... -. ...... I -------""· ~ .. ..,._..,.,..,.,. ,-"'' ··-. ,,. • f,94" "-"' tllHt M ....,... ,..._ M ti•"' ....... -~~ -' - R r M ltl ~a A u R LA R (i •in o al 9' TWO-...urell ... lS lllA1J. ,,...._. aa._ LADY W i Una uer ONE 1.5inJU1TlnL real old '• "''"'' 1ooc11 robbl-•hHI ... Idell •• ••"" lla.alDOI ti. Skate board H. watch 14kt. 1oUd 9C*I wood replica of the ,.,..,.MS Dot• "'4ttr rvt lauwMn_.... °'"' llO'ow IJO Htld itl'l Air HOt'ke)' 11me ta». n• . .JOld band l!O. "Cotty Suk" with ti;.nmorw, ll! ••1tk• renl "* 91\tdill hO S.n Matto boo&I Lu V11u 1•me ac. v1JueSlJO. •2-eoto lacquer ed canvas - ,JOO'!..-\.41 •• t -·~ 150 Mead Siu· ...... 'DCI table SS. c 0 L L E c T 0 R s sails and bronit la& ~.,_ ~1 t;Hl.IN(; ai ll v ~r datdr1aebtt111L'15 Two 1ult UIH h-'7. on stand 125. One lndl•n hrHl•t Wllh Hi' Bt'lvuv •~•n •. oau ... '4·110. Butter orl~lnal ttU Ex· "'frlaata EapanJola" , OJ\TSllN O tr W lnla d tunf1aol11t1 and Bil boa Between L dl1h 50c. Electric r~t~~~1:rtn1 book replica ot 1780'• real H nh PO l\1"111 cv r al , rn11k•• • and M S trret o n r1aor U Suaar and · wood $24.!0. One Uin llr-h IU Humptr l~111.11lhtl •'" wtl1Sh• Ptnlrtfula creamer U . Wooden AJR Hockey Game 6' long replica of the ~ta&'I U 11ra1n. 1(hrtt! METAL -d o .. 136. ::~~.:t":3.POf1\~~ Coleco ~35; exerc1M; "SeaWltch"SlS.Two 11l11C'., ma1 r hln1 ·rwln riuattreu uo soe eacl\ Salt and s l a nt board $5 , antiqued metal ~, ',•,,.,••' ,r,~r' ~J, ~1.11u1u .... ••l 1'wo •~l•ctrk 4 ty~writer, pepper shaken 50c. motorcycle bum}>er pitchers with red and ..... •• 11u II au.ltC'• t•11 •UUJ "~ da11.01k '15 9 lnd' Plastic bowl 25c. rack1 $S.847·J662 yellow ttal silk roses /J,,r'4 t\L.,.,o•"~\,,:~ C'IHI\ un !Jill) U ) bl11l·t ;and whUe TV S.plce Jara 15. Clothell BIKE 1lrl1 20" ·•u1 lO~n hilh $9 each. hrn mrn1t '1 "114"'° ,15 644·8805 25C·Sl $0. Llt\le Mn· Chick", excellent con· 16inLx61nW SePV1!'& H• n o•H JU u111 llAJ "'ool t(l 42 -lun aame SOc. Bat· dltlonSt5. M3-4080 tray ceramic tile, m· Hum('(!r IU 71 duor I u n c I 1 II•· n.,"' NEW s kate bo ard bell llt"l 150, Men's serts hand carved M'-;\tr r l.·ait1rr J) t!H tll~111 qu111tu 6C'OUtora, arot for blue suit ts. Soorl 8'X34" PORTABLE frame SJO each . One ii J. , r. n d r I ' uf111n.ll\ ll:t~ 110¥1' l'hristmai presenls. Jackel Siie 36 ~s bench made or 1" ce ramic Elephant SJ:) N11•t1 J ,.~ ll un i\ 1 23 l•i.1 h la11(t' "23.W Sm:.11 Ceramic heads U s. plywood 115; large vasewithsllknowers •~t ' !'i..1tu1d!l~ "'"d~und"> ~21 Su C..i mpcr B11 throom vanity gasolJnetankgoodfot 1$8.SOOneGingerjar, u ,t\..,. 111 1•r111n;( onl) 31 d ampt:,i.. new '3S wllh bowl Us. 20 inch camper $20, 'SS Chev ge nuine oriental ltu \ •l !I lr~;:1~•.11.•: t.i t·J tlt l r\111<' l.ad1t's bicycle 'IS girlsblke S50.241nch flckup_duhboard p orcel11ln S17 SO '"' cJ <thil "Ui \\"<•d b r 1 d .i c AMF c•hui n dri~l' bike tl>·s peed ISO. 216 10; Elgin boat motor One Temple Jar ge· ~r~~"w' .,111; l•ni.. \11·.ido \\11 Apl tt triu·wr -20. Model A Inc h bike 10-speed pal't3, basket case . n u ine oriental $U ~un ~ t•uf 1 ~ ".111 11t-r oJ J1•rtc-n and Pord w1ndsh1cld ~ 150. 1861 New Jersey, 12.5, large elec~ric fan porcehun S2( One ~0 .. , .. tiui ,1111 I.I 1:l1Hr11111·t• tust north C'a !!~ onl): 5<18 tJ27 Costa Mesa S46·1'SO SlO , one window pair Spanis h s ail lmh kubllil' "'inihi\\o0 or l hl' ~..in Dll!t;O J 11yt1me swamp cooler 110; bookends. carved • ·fr'"'"'•" 111 c ull -------TWO new 1.l·IS h i G .E . wringer type hardwood $13 pair i20 ....... I 1• .,., tm 6~1 "Jl!ll · MENS 10 spccd 216Jn rloatatlon tires on washer. needs' cover One Mariner globe 11 '' u .. ri t' L' I ~ 1 O · _ __ btke 1.ighl weight. C0hev rlbms SlO eakc.hd. a!ld hose S20; two up-revolves on pin a.xis: t..1. ~\ \\tll\11<,:Sm.c t<ltull c.-enler pull brakes. plaut~e510 ugh~pya~t .. 'n ng~t la $w1n2mowehr genuine wood base 11.1 , l·udt•r "''nnl I.II> Shimano d t•rallleur "' ·WI • · engines eac ; S3 7s 0 · 91 H \ l• \ ' r.1 . •'"1 h ~110 d1c-.11 anil c11<1t HS S<19 3Hl7 na flag pole IS VW t21,1)X26" metal box : . ne pair d n ,, .. ~~I> "'''t food $!"J U \1 ao'-ot h er ---mags· Two13·6 41ug. •, ... thick with lock ~ag.h bC!oken s. 1 11l'~ l ohlK )14:! w J MOTO Cr oss brke, one 14·8. 4 lug U O hasp SIO; standard Knights m Armou~, 111.1>.tti;)I' 1-"rurnl' -.kirll. l>Wl'uteri., hei1vy du1y wheels, each . Tires Two printing machine. feathe~texturedbase ""Hl.lli•t1 with «ht•<lk., r<J ..i h , 111 excellent Ashtubulu fork and 560·15 on VW 4 hole needs motor sso. 8191 SU pair. One stuffed .\.to~" Jli•,id 1 ump l'v11Jtllll11 SS ·S2S gooseneck $'10 rims 18 each. 300·18 Sterling Ave Hunt· (crazy aboull Furry ~• su •ii~ 2171 -fl42 97~ Soturdav and 549 3107 and 300·21 S5 each. in"'"n Beach 847.7896 dog 7in long $3.50. Sunday · J80·1S $10, 878-14 U S, ...... One Beagle bean bag ilJ l\lll Hull J \o\U)' I t•d $40 l 'OUl'I wood f'ui t .1bh-I y111·wnl\·r "rth t·..i•w $20 Muth•I \ hl•t1t1h1tht bur S2o \\ull m ou ntt>ll 1111111·h111i: hlJI: SI!'> Ill c, .i I I 11 n I! I u .. 1o I 1· r r ,, r r u n1 " 1 l h :.l11lin~ l1ti Sli T~·n .I ( t \ 5 f I \I o rt.11 1\\t1111lt:r 1 1 .. ,nn.b $5 t•at'h T1.1.o r1 \{' galll\11 J( t a .. i. ... ah•r hotth•' $6..l';i<'h ~m ,111 .1111m.H hJRt' .$Ii 548 f:i23<1 l' JSh I? I\ DIALS 185'<70 13 lll'W SIS l"<ICh !-.Pt '• ,1111'1 1, lnt"h plV\\01111 s: t·,1'°'h 2~·t · .. S I • ,, I' h E ~ ,. r 111n n 1· t11lt"11·om \\rlh l"l'mtilf' "l'•'Jkl•r a111I :.!Sllft • 11 1 II $511 1o:t I llOli~ ol lt'I K 01 \l "T11MA1'I< wa-.ht'r 'ic~• 10 ... pl't'd trrkl· s:1s ft11111r) 1111\\ t•r 11111w1•1 s·1.:; 1\ Jtt'" 111l·r s~ llr11ll 111 !l r;,hwui.h1•1 •:.ti I 1'1 ll!lll \' ,1<'11um ~~o t-:t•·<·t nC' 1.'d )!1•r '-.11 l'u!>h 111111\l'r Siii ~'.ll'l't 111' lll•J'.A. \'I $1!; I 111111111'111:1 1 lllllWl'I • .11 ~h•ot• \ .1 r 1111m ~ ! II :! 'I I-I 11 \\ t• r .... rt•t•l t l•"ol.I M t·~;, ">.1111rd,1 \ .i 1111 :-\\1111111~ aftern oon \RM C ll AtR S S !--wr\ el chair SS Tl.'nl ~l\•cp <1 S!O Aku1 reel r.1 r1•1•I IJJI•· d1•rk w11h ,.mp .inn pr1· ..imp <~> W,1ll 111111111h'll un 111' ~1t·tl1 11•1 r:lnl'ion h k ~ I or HI !>rt·'~ lllL! t.1ltl1 \\ llh 111111111 .... l'llf'll 1·1 .. \1111 ,,1 $·111 '-lt·2 !ffi.15 ---NEW tennis racket JS. A78·13 SS. Two P78·1S TOYS. excellent condi· dog Sin long $3.50. KINC: and queen size Rotary power mower S6 each. FR78·14 SlO. lion Toi -About car One Um high spice rnuttrl'~Hs . bo x 530 12in Bl1tck and E78·1' SS. 185·14 SS. $4.SO ; corn popper rack and bllles S2S s 1111n11s ,50 t·ach white portable T.V. 670 ·15 SIO . t~V push toy ~2.; Disney set, genuin e wood F r u me 5 $ I O US Metal µarts lo generator SIS. S9 Busy Poppin Palsl3; with two doors Onl' Tt•le\'1~1 on S 2S make firls c ruiser Ghla driverdoor53S. ~tackringsS1 ;string-o ld fas hion bruss ~i "-~el!. und t~y·is mb iokweer !80 RHota •• nryd Rea,,r wlnRdow si,o. ~h angbeadsS2. 846-42'1> padlock and key SIS .. c ..., .oulll(l' c.,a r • .. stu : I s axe wit 0 I' b . 1 Sio Lump $10 421 mower with bag S3S. two good CV joints D t N ET T E Set ; ne !10 ~d rass sea e 1'1rall' Rel Nl.'wport Zenith 2 lin portuble 130. 1200 and 1500 t~ormica table wit.h · of _Justice Sl_O One lie ach TV. black and while manifolds S 10. Pour lelf. six high back solid brass hn wide S3S 2060 State A\'e, and s hole wheels 16. oange wival c.-hairs ashtray Sl l. One pair EVERl.AST SO pound punching bag S50 lJet•p sc:i fishing pole " 1 I h r 1• e I a n d u rrc:.1oor1e~ S4S for btll h H d o nce !179 58511 C.M follow Oak St. Heater bellows SJ. SSO. 846-4884 bras~ candle holders Home after Zpm. Jack $10. Glove box 9in high S30 parr Two Js. Side and rear KJNGSIZE bed, Ortho brass candy d1 :.hes U PRIG H T vacuum glass SS·5IS .68 front Deluxe. nearly new. S30 One 101n high '23. 19 Inch TV porla· bumper JS. PedaJ as-mattress SSO. two twin bra ss easel S9 so One ble black and whHe. sembl y SIO. Brake box springs $40 each. 12in high brass wall PI a Y s g ood S 2S . handle assembly $5 frame S2S. fitted mat· bell S4S One srze 12 Canis l e r vacuum Gas lank Cloal SS. . tress cover pad in· 18K gold heavy elec c:ENL"INE cas t iron complete UO. Arter Speedo 58 Brake cluded962·5601 lroplated ring. Cat's 10.30 646-1S2S a11t1qut• frrc hydrunt ---d rums S 10 Steering CRAFTSMAN tool set Eye $20. One brass SSO P(•acuc.-k Dairy SCHWINN JO-s peed box 510 40 llP head in multi drawer box 1 Euie with !Sin wide creamery can StO $50 26 Inch English SlO. 961 W 11lb Unit sso, two center line wing span S20 Ont> Ouk handled Scythe mens Coaster brake H 631·269_7 __ __ Chevy mags. new SSO 81n brass Uragon Bell Sn Vt•r y a r111que S4S Good condition MENS 10 speed ~in each. Ford Hedman SI S. One )'achl bras:. <lr;iwkmft·S8 lllinch S411·3348 bik<.'. Light weight . headers. new $35 n1nn e r Be ll wrth .111tH1u1• wood block center pull brakes. 840·7822 black handle $18 IO in t>l<inl' Slfi fl Fool all N E W u 11 1 q u e Shimano deraiilcur h 1 ~ h . L ca t her ml't .i l f \\u pE-r ~o n C h ristma s ite m s s45.s49_3107 PACIFIC parrot cage Cowooy hat.beauurut lt•t•ln rock toy from include s pi c lure ---and redestal $45; g· rust color.s11eMS25 :'Ill'' SIS MJpl<.' clr1Jp frame s S 2 ·SI o. MhOTO dC ross brke, ~~ tB<1~ 0 a rd S 4 0 · One 11 Jewel pocket 1,.,,f lo.1hlt• S<!O Old Acryl1(' Christ ma!l eavy uly wheels. walch, t•1istom ('OVl'r hul ch1·r :.hop mrat oraments $2 SO·S7 SO ashtubula fork and vw parts. tow barSl5, J e.., 11:n If u n 11 n g h11 11 k., l"\C'e ll cn l Two Miss riggy':.. goo s eneck ~~O fenders $15-$21>. deck Scenario5 matc:hinl(, l..1td1tn hall~l·rs 25c o n <.' Ml l' key and S49·JI07 __ lid $21>; bumpers SID: gold tone t•huin SSO. •·.1c h Ant1qut· hand M1nnil·. and o neSKJ s uit,mens 3S,red exhaus tSl5.tailights Oneoldrtarlroadtype "roulo{hl hl:1cksm1th Uonald duck framed n ylon . bib pants. S9 840-7822 porket wal<'h Train l•ml(s S:t L..ovt•h hlue po i..ll'rs $9 eac h short Jackel Us. Skis. F'OUR 13 .. U.S. dish e ngraved on back . 0la-.~ f• 0 ailon w.iter l'o!<lers and matted •1 l J F l 1 matc h1"n•• goldton" " ,, r ar s r. recs Ye mags for Pinto and " "' IK•ltll"tml .. 1n s1de und p ri nts SI S0-S3.50 1S4cm 550. Bindings Mu s t a ng I I. sso chain SSO One Jlrn mounted .i6 llud l!acb. Decorator oil a nd p oles 530 . 962-61185 high hand carved wood 3 lfWI wall rack pain lings and IUhos Ro11Si1nol lllOcm 510. good luc k "Hotoi " '5 Antique h earth $12k-$SO. Bike rack K·2 175cm S20. US SHELLWIND chimes $24 One Rose basket rocker solid walnut SIO. Ceramic planters Divers boys L . Jackel and m iscellaneous 'brass and gold toned. 1·unehuck $25 Lincoln SI.SO Eastside Costa and pants SJO each. shells . S3.$21>. Oregon includes 8 different full flJ t;I' arc welders M esci . u ff Sant a Kwlkset fire alarm driftwood soc.-each. colo rs or roses, lrfo rna:1k $4 C•1mpletl' I s abel Turn on 54.644·6989 SISbox.4'roundtable like> foliage Light:. oirl "'"ollcn \o\•ood Tu s 11n . left on , SSO; c hairs SS-SIS up, beauuful n1tc "urk111g hc:nfh \JSe R1v1cra, ll'ft on 1414 Bl~YCLE~· Schwinn each. mattress SIS. hght SJ8 1928 Rolls Hi :J6 lnth "rou11ht \1ist'nO Wa 645-3829 201 n boys . IO s pet>d coffee and end tables Ro~ c.-e and Lincoln inin candle woll ra1•k Saturday and Sunday S3S Girls 241n Cruiser SS·S2S . used carpet rcph1•a \tilth radio $13 S!i t:<1lktl1un of olrl ~S s3s . Brand new as llxl2 and 9xl2. $25 t' a c h Th r u .. ·· so rt ed s lurf e d h 1 ~~ rulH· 1•111• r:rrlros an·1mals •1 .•s. Whiz cac . gma I ap · Rackgammtin s1•t c; J ME''llAN I CAl.l.Y •• 1· d lei • I $1 S~O c:atl.' l\!gl{e<I '-wheel •~. Ch1'ldren's P iances an o $14 50 each One 111 .. /\\'rtl·l I. ll11•1kl perfec.-tbikes 20in~5 '"' radios $2$10 Hll ••er1·., .,.,. 'k:i11·s, s1zl' l rc ~!.c l table S l5 medium steel s hoe . standing doll . Lil of ~· ,N ~··w ~"" nut Orn1.11e silver plated 26in $4S Taco water skates IS 968·8263 Huntington St, comer Sa"annah" 16in hiiih i;n1w11 $So 610·7!J52 <'11n<lll'hrt1 SIO pump ~~ 11.P 115V oi r AtlBanta , lfunt· J~avi s hly dressed , • Th 1 r 1 y · s i: o u d I 7 2 SR PM G · E ROWLING ball blue ngton each satin and lace, hand Tl Hf:!-. "Oml' nt·w. wnrk1n~ art deco heater. new SSO . with case. ladles SIO. TWO Rams -Atlanta painted face and real lrl<e nt'w Hnd H•ry toasti•r SM t;hrome Chris tmas center Bowlin~ leather t" k l s 30 8 · hair Sl4. One Eaale I I Pl. 0 <'CS' and b k l shoes, la 1'es size 6'<• IC e S ; oogie ., g1111ci H ei;u ar JIHS 30's coc:kturl shaker ~ · as e s .,.. board $t5; green love coin pendant pewter tiros '70x l:J. t-:7llxM, S7 Adjustabll· height S5-Sl5 Decorations $10. J eans and Levi's seat $10 ; electric fry finis h $11. One ladies 1-"78x 11 S:!S and $35 lop opening school Sl-$10 lll84 Rhodes bring your size SL pan SS . Cush only, hand crafted solid pair (ii8x 15, S l!I dl'<i k SIS Vintage Dr • <"osla Mesa ~~%~~a·~e5c3orS~-s?~· Call a ft ernoon 'brass Bangle CuH rHJ1 r Ool' 11 78x14 $11) ba ll1>a rk \'e ndors _54_0·_0_733 ______ ---------536-0934 br acelet $5.50 One Cini• c;7 ux 15 S25 1·arry case $12 Good ELECTRIC trains , ladies bracelet, tur· 1··111·1• ".·1~ 1.1•11r . •·. TWO han° gliders , PRESSURE pB•nt r A .. " ., ' wu rk1n~ 12 inch .. Lionel, Ame rican _._ quolse S22boxed.One 11 71<u • • • "• •'-'-1 f ~ -UJ,..Ln..:-U... ty.-S50 each ' ls ne co diu·on '"" .___ ,._._..~ .,..... Tectnc an w th 1tll ,--<T•gauv ,,_ Flyer, Marx Locos. po • w n '~ 7in genuine S Jade 1'"'0.vl•' S3.c ,,,·11r "."lcel c 1 645·16.56 ~·ce •3s· 8'6' st~I ., ~., ·• '"'c f h r u c;s cagl" a nd new fre ight c ars 1 • · ~ stone bracelet, gold d~111t,ed ,ramdis~li.JiSm75x·n1~ hlades SJS 12 Inch F IREWOOD large box SS '25. Passenger e~crh ~.lafm\vpes rse27ce.sp~ plated, plush box S32 1 c 1 · • m o unte d C ram's Sl.50each. 7""0229 c rs •ts •20 Track u 0 I 8 · t.R711x lS. LR70xlS .,.,. a ' ., · tionist are a chairs. ne sze genuine li ke new $3!! euch beginners world 25c. Transformers stainless 52S each Jade ring , hea\'y gold llR7Sxl!l g50 J>a ir globe S9 Nine old F ULL size mattress H -SJ5 . Sw itches 5366646 electr oplated SIS I.too" 15. sso vair 01i..ton han1! s aws and box springs $50. IS·52S. Croasings S2. • · Solid brass wall plate 1r.ssnx 13. t 7SSRx 13 SJ 'iO· $18 W. W 11 Two twin. rull, metal Some brand new NEW gift ideas· Sallas 12•, tong for hanging s~ va1r t95SRxl4 $25 Na'y Aero binoculars bed frames SlS each Some original Lionel Jigs $2 Fenwick pole Sculptured Sail boat 11..i1 r l-"fl78x l4 $25 7xSO leathe r c ased Sofa and luveseat S50 Also have l.ionel with case $35. Penn S38. Also Lady water p a ir G R 70x 15 S 19 $45 Antique chest ur 0 Inn ell e lab I e . slandard gauge from 109 reel S17. Leather ca rricr SJll Br uss 1••rr J Tl 78Kl5 S t!I drawers 125. Ornate wr ought iron SSO 1920's, freight a nd duck deroystrap$6. platewilhbrasseasel pJlr Most of c1huvc old maple doll bed S6. FouT matching chairs Pas 5 en g er ca r s Gold bell buckle ring S32. 50 7i n brass 111 1•s ar~·onbaluncc·d llugecollectionof old ~ earh Small drop S30·SSO T rack SI $9 C hrome 12in Calendar 100 years n rns liood ~pure photographs l Oc -$1. lear kitcheneue set Switches SS-SIS 1600 s hark lure SS. Cust.om from 1980-2<Y79, it re· lrres l.R70x 15, '70x 13. New 50 · s beach with1 2 chairs $4S r,or ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ k eaa ~ ~' wrapped pole $20. ally works with east!I f70ld4. Jfl78id 5 SB pcis t<·ards IOc 843 tabeandSlOeach or Garage side door S-48-9832 ,stand $11 .50. 81n 1•:irh 71 Chevellc West 15th St .. Costa chair. Small hi·rl set Saturday o nly . Or Brass pitcher with a o ti . G 7 r o r ti M r ~ u , h e tween in mahogany cabinet save this ad and call TWIN bed. complete handle $20 Pair of r .1 1hutors S20 eu1•h. I' 1 ace n t i a a nd S20. Mr Coffee coffee I '30. Senator 112H reel tall brass. gold, bla ck 'Gi Ford bot1y parts Monrovia Street s . maker SIO Small S4B·432Sevcn ngs S3S: Sllaflex r olle finish Cranes 1birds1 from $5 cuch to S35 """01"" st d 9S black and while TV BURROUGH S old gu1d.e pole S30 t4in high sso each ench. Setlhlcr w1,11 re· ~nd S;~da~ ~!1-2~Y . SJS. Gas lawn mower fas h ion ed adding Fpenw1c3k50772 polle$S2275. 18in High marble top move e m rec . · S25 V·e r y good machine SIS. Pr~tor ·enn ree · with solid brass stand Several 6 voll. 12 volt '73 PINTO left door women's c lo thin g Silex e lectric i ce 548-9832 S44 . Western solid Fo rd and C'hl.'vtoleJ S35. Nylon y arn 10 sizes 9·14 including cream maker. new BOX spring and mat · brass bell buckles SS ge n t' r a 1 0 r 5 11 n pounds $3. B 1200ft coats. dresses, skirts, SIB. Realls1ic Reel to each 13 in H ig h slortcrs SIO each black 3 4 Inch bias slacks. tops. blouses Re~I tape recn rder ~~~~~~gularsize Anchor mirror, brass 548·38!4 Costa Meu. top e SS Torque and sweaters Sl·S20. wwith good suriply or $27 . Two 12in high TWO 2010 Schwinn wrench 115. Corvair Long black velvet tapes S3S. Wo len.'lak FOUR arm chairs. Pe solid brass and cop· girls My Fair Lady Dune Bug fra me and skirt SlO, size 9-10. reel to reel r~corder can wood. up . per authentic Indian 1~35 al\d S4S Two VW sus pension. '68 Nova Two long formal Us. Electric cnn holstered seat •so Bugle ••9 SO each Bin G dresses One black opener S3. Luggage • " · · 14in Van wheels with and remlin right . rack . cover ed SlO each. &42-0116 Brass Horse on stand tires $5 each Four door S25 each. ·49 and one red siie 9:JO Ma n'• bowling ball $16. Four lOln ge - 131n Capri wheels Ford F 600 dump $1~ each. New whale w Ith b a 1 S 1 0 BEAUTIFUL living nuine porcelain ware with t ires $5 each. parts SS·SSO. Four nig h tgown a nd Woman's bowllnl( room c ha ir up -s election. Exquisitely Kenmore washer SlO Chevy t ton dual housecoat set, very ball with bag SIO. ho lstered , Scotch hand painted with C"u rtia Mathes TV w h eels S2S each . lovely 120 Dress Bowllna shoes. like Guard treated. Rust easel or wall plates stereo console S3S Chevy pick up parts materials S3.SO each. new 10~ SS. Three color vlelvet. like $18 uch. Each dif- Load levc•ler trailor tor 'SS,'SS.'65! and Doll and doll 's metal 3x5 dual filing new $50. M.atchlng rerent. Model T Ford hitch with eledrlc '67.'71 renders and pram/carriage 110. boxes ss each. Two pillow$10.6'2.01UI _li quor eca nte r , brake hook up •~. doors S3S each. Core Saturday and Sunday swivel bar st~•· S3 TS mu sical S30 with 21901 Seaside Lane, 1 3 8 327 • 0 """' PO and "'"na stain· Huntington Beach. eng nes 1 · .s 10am-3 pm . 1773 each. Girl's 3 speed ,..... ' s il ver fini sh . Six each. 6 hole spokes K enwood Place, aln bike with basket leu steel, 7 pieces. R•volvlng Musical 961:1 9923 ·~.. 1 Sq ..._ New in box and never "' · ..,., pa r. uare tu_. Costa Mesa, off 18th U5. Electric skillet d $25 Mt-3t84 Oancln1 statuettes USED brick 2Sc each: r o or S2 S. C le an S t . Wes t n ea r with wire tral SlO. uae · · Sin to Sin high . pute prehung 38" door $10; cardboard bal'l'f!ll S2 An ah e Im Ave .. 27Sl Mendoza Drive, BICYCLE men's S· porcelain $18-U O. Rtl tnsulatton $15: each with l id s . 975-°'44 C:01taMesa.m-m1 speed $50. 631.1892. Thr ee world Timex lumber •20·, room Double d ead bolts watch'• for "'avlga • POOL table, balls and After Sunday after-r• • divider window $10: new $10 each. 70 Foot ENGLANDER twin lion and pilot.a. Tell's gray Coming tlle 5c welding cable $35. stick's $25. Old wood box s pring and noon, lnternatlonal Ume ('ach ; metal shelves Early Corvette v1lve doors $15 each. Old rnattreu, aood DISHWASHER Wes t· 135 each. One solid Sloach.963· 113 covers SIS pair. C4 typewriter U2 . condlUonPS.8'73·75418 l nghouse built in brau Cannon 161n trans~-'58 Chev ~ Screen door 111. older m odel, runs Iona $38. One solid WOOD 3tnveS25: ton rlna and pinion Men ·a ma1ulnea SKIERS •pedal: New, atroni and looks fOOd brau c annon 121n O a n I a h c r Y ~ta I $40. BIOlta Sprouter 50c·as. se&JllO after .now chaJm, all 1l1es $40. 541-4711 1 0 n a i 1 a . o n e goble t s S2 each ; S7 . 5lh Wheel ror l2am. 14.U each: Fire Euc holac executive Yyono tennl• r•c· Semi SllO. IM·7185 eatln1ut11\er U . I U P ff 0 LS T ! RED at tac be • ca 1 e , cauet $25; 10 ~allon -------WEED waclrera, two Track c•tHttt. ror rochr ao. Twin bed patended non-openlnl aquarium •n •c· F o u R d r a•• r beav1 duty 2H.P , car aor. Mlnl Truell wlth ftame SIS. Skl 1TlnalSlHS ~ sso. ctstorlet tit; 80 year cheat US ; 1luden& Toro IDd O.rdea Pro um per a hell '50. boot a •h~ 8 US. One root pump ror old bookl soe.sa ndl desk us . ...._ SIAM1S • ....-au• · M2·4StS &IUT' s. au tnnatablea •· One M3'9113 --·-....-......... -.. ,_..... r • • • , • ._,..... ... • ... • --• • THREE CONVEN,ENT OFFICES • ., TO SERVE YOU / DEADLINE : Jp.m.~r~ay -now.a.v11 .. c.M . t2 MOft AH ~I"<" MfKft • t.AGUHA HACH • • . . . • . .. . . • . . .. .. 1ot? N. CoMll ...,, ' • COIT A MHA HO WHI .. , •HUNTINGTON llACtt U111 .. ec"9hd .• coppertone Windmill muelcal 1culpture . vane rotates to music m.~ One Lan and Ll•ht candle with atand. Lamp ll&hts when picked up, bat· terles Included S2.95. one lOln hi.Jh .Nut· c r acker bowl , wishing well S3 . Oakwood Garden Apartments. Please park Inside parking lot and oome to the 840 lrvlne Avenue building lSt noor. Apt S-110. Between 17th a nd 16th Streets. Newport Beac h Saturday to Monday All day to 8pm. ' QUEEN sized sofa bed Good condition '3S. 673· 7854 CHRISTMAS tree. 6ft Imitation long needle pin e SIO Vacuum cleaner. upright $10 646-S.SS OA K and metal trunk $50 Electnc broiler 135 . Prem1 t-r molorc)1Cle helmet. full face $50 Sears record player SlO K2 skis SlO Used cages $5 each Ten s peed bike SIO, as is Five 11allon aquariums S5 each. Games S<Jc·S2 H ammock SS Chrldrcns paperbacks soc 75<.· Knick knacks SOc-SS Sunda~ onl} 8zm·1µm 440 Ea-.1 17th S1ree1. C11sl<1 Mesa. rn the rear OLD slped sword, or· HIDE·A·BEO In ex· nate hilt S30. Solid cellent coodlUon S!O. brass wall mounted G a 1 1 t o v e I 5 O . oil lamp f7. Nine vln-Complett bedroom tage and a ntiq ue set : Double bed, working oil table headboard, dresser, lamps 14·$50. Pair two end tables ISO. a uthentic old wooden Green &ha1 rue 2Sycb duck decoy wall $45. Black and white lamps $25. Number of TV SM. Coffff t1ble old used duck decoys Sl~. Couch S25. Desk $(·$7 . Solid copper w 1 t h sea t $2 s . and brass hanging Armchair SlS. Pole lamps 14-$10. Antique lamp. SlO Swaa lamp h a n d pa Int e d and SS. Kitchen table $12. sianed C h i n ese Bike 10-speed $15. cerem on ial drum Woman's 3 -s pee d 129. Old hand crafted good condition 130 oriental table lamp, Bookshelr bricks SOc brass, rose wood and e a c h . V a c u u m ceramic $18. Many cleaner SS AmplJ(1er floor table and ceiling SIS. Canning jars 25c lamos from every each 2390 Elden era S3·S4S Lovely Ave., Apt C. Costa brass student floor Mesa. 631 ·3004 lamp with shade $4S Doubll' light brass STEREO speakers. 3 s tudent table lamp w a Y • BOW RMS . SIS 6 Inch metal ball round t o p waln.ut hanging baby s pol en c los ers . 2Sx l81n . mood lites 54 each new $180 now $48 Antique and classic e_ach C.B.: Pace 40 auto drwing lites S4 CH. SSB with munual each Antique a nd SSO , Tu,rner powe r classic auto drivrng mike, C.~. O~ PA tiles, fog. spot and ac· $15 C B big stick un- cessory S2S20. Anti· tenna S40 H.P . 4 u e w 0 0 d en VTUM, model 400 caq_d}Jl.:il)~l(s S4 . S 2 s N e w La r fe 1864 dated Trans1slonzed ~wer brass ships lantern horn S2S. Craig 8 $28 Many old glass track .stereo deck $12. bottles and ja r s Amd·,m ste;eo color SS0-$3. Six antique TV. G,.E 23m as 1s K 0 d a k ca mera s S20 Rival Crock ~I. 1913·1874 S40 Nt>at old new Sl2 Grasswh1p tube type radios 39·s. weed wacker ,s1 0 40's and so·s S4·Sl8. Stert."1 albums. Coun Nin e dining and Oc· try .. Rock. Classical cas1onal chairs $4·$30 $2-$3 each 8 track Old solid m1ss1on oak tapes. Rock SI each RI CYCLE girl:. bt!ach rocker S39 Tilt swi vel Butterfly co llection, SIX 1wlval c balra black vinyl with chrome bases $10 each. Ratt1n twin beadboud olnk 17.50. Twin bedlrame on wheel• $5. Dra pery rod 91 + lnchea. I w•f.; pull $3. Drapet to flt tlln slldinc doOr. One panel each, or1n1e and gold 15 uch. Bathroom flxturt 8 bulb '3. Call 640·5446 PARAKEET t ravel cage U O. Bumper p oo l table no 979-7336 ELECTRONIC U · perimentors goodie bag 16 Stereo phono with record changer SlO Am/Cm 'clock r adio $7. Glassware Sc·S2. Tennis balls lOc e a ch Recor ds 25c e ach. Amlfm stereo with 8 track player and 2 speakers S39. Decorator and fll. Ing boxes SOc-$3. C hande lier SS -17. Am/Cm s t ereo re- ceiver, two speakers S29 2130 Doctors Cir· cle, Apt 0 , Costa Mesa. off Victoria Street. 642·7589 llEAD skis. bindings , poles 525. Caber ski boots. slie 81·-i $25 Nordica ski boots size 9 1 2 $25. Lamburini skis $10. Upright Ken. more vacuum $10. Heavy duty trailer hitc h !value over SI001 SSO. Girl's bike and parts SS. 2Sln Motorola TV and stand $10. 8. Y.S Pot ter 's wheel SS 493.9152 cruiser. 1950'2 \ lll~ o;ik office <1rm chair e xcellent to frame $20 tage. good cond1tlon 1 s2s el s o f o ld all. Three shelf wall S35 Baby ~eal for c.-la:.sroom pull down s h e lf SS Am Fm bicycle. 19SO'i. !otyll' I maps $12·$50 Thick s t e r eo s \':. t e m . SS Bathroom sink.I plate beveled mirrur turntJble, s peakers FRIGIDAIRE d ryer. green in color SS 30x42mStS.Threecan ~ S48·s.124 avocado. three years 67S 0893 die hrass Engh h .,.8 11 CllRIST~1AS rtems old, dnesk but needs ~counreS9 843W 15th w o r S 3 S . ANTIQL"E solid brass . treet. Costa ~l n•a Doghous~ $.S(J Gre;it Westinghouse upright I a r g f, n h ~J books of the We<;tern d bl I · e r" c 1be tween Placl'ntiil a 1usta e e ectric· bin (lcu l:irs S3H I an d ~onrO\'la World. and c;n•:il heater S IO. Large Be autiful pol1s ht>d ~treet:. 1 548 111 :1 ~ ldcus µroKram S45 patio table with gllu;s full ... 1zr ~olid copper Saturdav 9.s and Sun l:il){lkca~l' S22 Junior, to p SSO , matchinl! <ind brass bu~ll' $26 Ii da.\ 10•2· ne\\. Encych>P••d1a four chairs with foam l n ~h h l"3 \'Y 1·a:.1 j SH Hock1nJ.! c•h<1 11 covere d seats with pulished tm 1:.s :.hr ~s REEL mower s.'ill with I S 3 2 0 ~ 1• " 1 n I! scroll on back. while bell and hrackc•t S2:J. rebuilt motor l>ouhle mJc h1n1•, de!>k con with turquoise seats V1nl31<c• l!ulf l'luh her! maltft''>~ anrl 'ole l>l.'W~ l.'Xc(•llenl SSO Three pair sohd tm.1h1' lwa<l SI liox sprinR, guOd and S5H llrhle n•'" S.'.lS drapes, celery green Orrrntl•ly t•ust 1n:111ld clean s25 for hol h \ I I \" '-' r ,. r.t 11 <1 d open wea\'e 144 inches Enr.thsh Cln<1r waxt•• s u Pr cm t' grad l' l1Jrl!arni.. -;:11 Ir.Ii/I hy 54 inches. n inches S5 18 h r ec b) 54 rnches and 54 ' rnc ~ •n n11uguh}dc S3 yard BA TllH fJU~I -.1111<. inches by S4 mche~ l!IUS'-lleinckcm •. twcr Originall) SIO )arc! v.h1te \\1th h•1t l'trld S2S for all Pol£• lamp l~uttll· !.I: Old 1-orcsl fou r ruri.I mi.11 box S I P I um b 1 11 I< \\llh amber glass S2S serv1ct' l":lntt•l"n Sii es $5 t'ach Po rtal>le !>Uppl1e'> 111 1· Sci I 645.1876 StJhd copper fo ndue I hose ret;I i.nd doll~ I W alch es 11" rt s :.et SG SO l'ound 1912 • sio so Pounds krndl soc S2S \lorl•hr \o\ll! )I E~S black Justin dated ~a\'Y u nchnr 1 IOI! <1nd U"'r • J rnrd S4 Sandi""' ~h<>l'i-I boots \j•,o SIO '.'le" SJS Smull vld •mk hfe 1 fireplace \\()(')(1 SSll ~()I 10c·S3 Outsrdo: ~har.t i:irl:. and ladies Jeans. boat \o\uter ('ask sis Square l oo\ '••n 1 lamp S3. Cool spray cords$2 M.Shoesand Oak artists easel $12 ply wood top gradt> h umidifier S6 Two clothes SOc0$3. Dolls L i kc new I a r g e S20 White plastic 5 cruck poti. $5 each 50c·S2. Dishes 2Sc-SS airline animal car-gallon buckets deun T~ pe\\ r1tu ribbon Sa1urday only g.3 854 rier 261n>.161n S25 SI eac-h 2103 FederJI 1 3~c SIJc Guitar SJ Con g ress S t reet. C hrii.lma!. rrlca 's . ncJr Victoria ;.nrl :-/unn ti u~h ml.'n:. CostJ Mesa ,, vc nJ\C raC' s ~1t!Sll arge turtl<' or 1~ vv c.• ne" 9 holr 1Jut1•hcr pl a c c·n 11 a . (" ,1q J I blat·k i.hoci. i.11e !I S6 "I k k k SS I ~ L fi h \'AC''''M <'leaner $"''1 Wond framC'd ch<1 lk bov.l S3 E nd tabll· SJ Double bed S50 End hoard!. of J.!l'nu1nt·IDRESSEH cni r rur W<tl <h band:. wc·S4 tahlcs S40 Waterl>ed !olutc SI 51) ="lorthl<>nd • "al nut ;,I ) 1 .. frn1 :.}l Lad):. ruund gulrl ... ar double S2S Electrwul solid h11·kt1r) sno\\ uo;ed S3ti 613 i\191i 1 rin~s S25 ~1c,· r1,r hoxe:. 50<' each Table skrs Jx>uuuful fur de• -Chn "tmas .1?1fl:1 1169 I am P S 30 I.a wn co $2() Varil't\·of ol<I FHEEZER. s mall l concrl'S" o f( mo"er S20 U1cyclc we 1gh 1 n g ~c a I es Ch<.'st need!> pa1r11 SSlr Placl'ntia T\\ 11 blo<.'k:. mens 3 s peed SSO S4 S~5 Large c-r.llet' 64fi·8608 past \·iNorn.1. t.:oM:i Boat ladder $30 Two f Id f 1 :\'I lrJ?hl stands $30 each lion ° 11 arm tno "· WEIGIIT bench hkt! · e:.a Punles soc each. 498 cc>nlarn er!> :ind new SIU 979.91:mi QL'f::EN hox s prin11 Magno lia Cos ta wheels 50c·S50 Ten near new $25 Urop Mesa Sat·Sun 8 S. p1ec.-cs of stain Alass REMOTE M a 1 e leaf table $30 Bed work S2·Sl4. Many answering machine frame S5 541!·3663 or brass and wrouJ?ht SSO Harley Uavidson 548 9661 iron fire place tools motor, 3SO 5 s peed S<.'t s and s cree ns SSO Electric heater SS S4S Bruss wood s12 140 T \' 1uhcs bas ket S8 Roxei. of Sl4 Bike pump S6 UOG h o u s e S20 Moving box1•:> 51.k· SI 957-0139 old !li1verpl;1te on 675-7022 BIKES . and bikr solid copper pewter -------- and bTass urn s , LOVELY Chrtstma~ fra m es anti part:. p1 t c he rs and 1 rays Idell. Pair solid brass Sl-S50 646-Jl92 S20$30 Antique brass scone~ S3S Head or s FOOT aluminum and porcelain and David SJS _San stepladder $20 Ne\\ glass bath room fix· Marcus ~azza '" ml regular tire chains lures and door knobs $3S Crail( c.-assette S15 24inx48in white Sl·S7 Oak. brciss ancl S20 Bakers rack S20 framed bulletm board crockery En R Ii s h Two antique kitchen $5 29inx44in l' s map b1scurt barrel Sl2 843 chairs S3S each Ma· ss 54S·3 479 w 15th Strc-t•l. Costa pie Chl'Sl or drawers Mesa t bel"L'Cn SSO ,\nlique wicker NEW baby Plar e n ti u and f t•rn -s tand Sl5 s w1nga-rnat1c $12. Mo nrovia S1ree1s1 631 2647 Newport Bass1nette S<!O 54R 013.~ Saturda) 9 s Beach Brode r ov en $14 Surfboard $3 2 and Sunday 111·2 T w O 560x 15 v W 548·2996Sunday only TOYOTA SR S 1980 s h ock abs orbers , 5.000 miles on the m $15 for all 4 Qu1cksct ca m eru tnpod $IS Stereo P hone -Tape Pre a mp S5 Tuff wheels for J7in boys Motocros!'I bike. both plus rear tire for $20 Dining room table Pac Pads. 30inx68in SS. Padded vinyl ta · ble cloth $5. Heavy c om m ercial a luminum cookie s heet L81nx26in. 6 at S J each 197 1 Co mpt on En · celopedla"s like new S3 volumn. American food processor and blades $25. Stainles:. steel blender $10. 20 oz wine goblets sz.so. 6.U-1679. 515 Aliso Ave. Newport Beach. A RTIFI C IAL Christmas tree, 6ft plus llgbU and oma- menu $25. 5'8·fl629 LOUNGE chair 115. Two si nks a nd formlca tops U to $10. Clothes slie l0-l2 50c·'5. Radio '5. Dis- h ea Sl-13. Webcor tape recorder S25. Limp IS. Kitch e n ltema 50c\O 13. 2228 Anaheim, O(f Wilton Cotta Meu 9 . O~ S1turday i nd Sun. day. wheels $20 each. Tw(l - F60xl5 Ford Bronco VEGA parts new $20 earh vw 6 v original s pare tire generator $20. vw 6V t Firestone wide oval I trans and starter $20 and rim s;,s. Radiator Complete VW motore st9. Jack 19 [>48·2996 1200 $50. VW trans Sunday only. $50. Complete double BLUE c hrp s tamp bed and frame ISO. books S2.25 Good ski 2229 Rutgers Dri\'e. boots91'2$7.! 548·7316 Costa Mesa. S lN G LE b e d and PAINTING equipment frame. like new $50. 12 Foot aluminum Oster blender 3 speed step ladder S45 S4 Ladies dresses S3 U n i v e r s a I c a r each. Ladies boots S4 radiator $25. Dodge One ra1r pumps SJ slanl 6 cyUnder head Roll -a-way telev1s1on good condition s20 s t a nd SS . Ladies 337 Peach Tree Lane, o rthopedic cor set Cos~a Mesa. 6'6-9787 S8. Butcher block cutting board SS Aluminum crutches SlO. 2092 Wa llace Avertue. Costa Mesa. 548-7011 CRIB mattress SU. High chair $8. Baby tub S2. Bassinette. while, new Sl4. Office desk 122. Small desk SS. King head board and fram e 135. Din ette table $12. Double bed S-15. Antique sew- i n 1 machine U S Tw i n b e d s anl! frames $17 and 118. Corona Typewriter $35. Baby c lothe• 2Sc·Sl. ~43·2987 or 972•2757 BUCKSKIN shil't3 $15 each. Boob 10c·25c. Beads 15c package. Games 50c·l 1. Pie· ture fra mes 50C ·'5 2985 M l Vl~w . Laauna Beach 19 INCH Black and white TV SSO. Two octogon end tables SU. Childs molded play table i nd chain 17. Oas hedaes $40. Oas lawn mo wer. needs re pai r U . Tupperware 50c·S2. China like tea set as. 10 sJ)ffd blke as ls $7. N~ life jacke\.I as. New Rowm1 oara 112 set. 50 ye1r o ld b1rdwood bed frame us. 3039 Hardina Way off Paulartno. tn-lns Sat. only t()..lpm. . ._ .. . . .,, . VACUVISE With nylon Jaws SIO. New heavy duty Sears stapler SS. IOOft extension l"Ord $4 son extension cord S2 3x5 new carpet SI 6ftxb4 redwood posts SI each . Four new chrome wheels and tires G70-IS wide trac k with rais ed "'h 1te letters fo r Ford \'an $50 each. Twin mattress SS. 3131 Yellowstone Or. Costa Mesa LIONEL tram set S40 American nyer trams $30 1920 German &sc h auto honi $40. Wilson stalf golf irons with wedge S2S. Pro golf bag Sl2. Playday golf cart SIO. J ant' Avril framed Lautrec poster S30. three feet by three feet framed modern large nowers oil p a intin g $20, Expensive wok with cookbook SlO. New doub l e plant · mac.-rame SlO. Costa Mesa 7Sl-7946 WATERFORD crystal Lismore pattern. 8 wines $2 eac h 8 \\•aters $22 each. 8 champagnes S22 each. 8 liquors S13.2.5 each Will sell separately. Call 9S7-0139 Mesa Verde area CHRISTMAS gifts lOc to $2 Very n ice Collier baby carrlaae $30. St roller 1 llke new )$25. Cosco infant seats 13 and $5. Clown and balloon lamp SlO. Lota or children and ba by clothes lOC to 12. Standln1 b ird ca1e $10. Laree bea.n baa 16. Peterson car aeat 110. G1rry front or back Infant ~rrier 15. 20262 20281 Spruce corf BNiol>. Santa Ana Reifllt.a. 5lii-21M7 IN tJme for Chrit&IMI. l71n ZenlU. bl•rt Md wbi\e HI. Poloroid ll .uto 11111& f6Ck Up blaclt and w9'lte, color ... 146-ml A Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during off ice hours and get the responses to your ad ... For more information a.nd to place your ad call 642-5678. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT .... ....................... •lltt lh•• Port 11 u1 b • ....., IH, z 1.nr11n\ ........ Jl" ltl .... QalarT\', Olll) ne.-ci• Ot'W 101 1oao '41c••••-aoao ~,.,....a Is• 11a;.... 1ot4 Pow.,-9040jMlhritee1.... 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Never re gistered l hnat•IM• lllh ll pi1rlit!1t wi<kt-, l.euul"r oria 4023 ~I Ml-2079, 760-8206 FULL WET SUIT -· sold/used. 1600 (re tail Used tor s how c ur cmh · Atala tt apd 8 111" lbt> 0-l&a~ 17U Ir m ' ~ t'Hl Hitch, N li 644·~2 a-.rH :n*IO Desk, wood veneer, Sz. S, tM. 552-71~ '60 Trojan 25' C ruiser !7~'~---Bargained priced , :-tc·t• ,_..wg-.--w/exec.chair.xlnt cond, -Newport Bac k Ba y Lk M b JimBweor8ernleJ\!jht• U rt ft I b" ft ) o 18 0 1J1 l utlt'd trim~ 'r1L·kt.-b ~rQtt tlOO copuir $450()BU. ~ m l>11Aft11111 1oundl rlp l<> ll•wa11 ~ATAV\JS Moped HSS-0 t..-. fa liantp 'II ~Int i.~i\MLe11veOe1· iu11\ s:ii~0 8 0 963 -2668 . Wizard Haven $1S0.962·0l38 ....... $4900 556-8800 o; • e new oto ecane Theodore Robins Forti. Heavy Mayhem tlA, Shrff 1091 moped, red, 1450 or best 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa ~YWllERE Desk. Secretary, lfl re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64(}.841J. ---offer. 968-3478 Mesa. Call 642·0010 or My phtl~opy Is "Pay as tum S chrs. gd cond $275. Beautiful RCA 25" color '7J..36' Gra nd Banks •79 y_.._.,.r 54G-821 I uu &o If you.saw m~ ~6Pvt Ply · · lV, 2 >·r wrnty. free de· All wood, xtra sharp , "-r' 1--------------------------------------·I paycheck, you d know . --livery Sl24. 646-1786 many xtras, $72.000. 7 60-864 5 . --- 001M1 en ut? 1t1' ·• 6.54 0200 6-111> M ti+l ru1a wh y I s~ldom go IBM E1tecuu ve , good .------6'12·l868bet.5 &7pm Boston Whaler 15' [I ke ANYWHERE cond S200 80 Ma rra ntz S te r eo -- · s.io-0926 w cass. S600 nu. $300 '66·25 ' S l 1cicra ft ~300· t6r71~·31• co3ver, xtras. ~n hide·a-bed. ht~low ... .r 3 -----takes 1t. Still under war Daycrwser ; I t 200 hp ---· cont cleanin " range •..£.. 1017 ranty. 2Sin Color eonsole Mere. w .'trailer. S6500 Mo....rt. Not runnin". S150 ll 10 551 9629 after 6pm. r.n ,,._~ " 1940 LA SALLE COUPE t:xcellent cont! 1t 11111 to t a 11 y r es I o r l' ti •POORCADJ 646-7227 our famous DIME-A-LINES _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,;()Onu/sac S200 callnow t·ash /trad ~ for late J861 NewJersey St.C.M l"wr HSR78 b.> l<I radial Chris tmas Cockapoos1 t>tJ 7050 modelvan or ?64S·5083 ~1450. • l•--------- tires , new $l8S firm Lhasa Apso 10 wks old -.. ----. '·"' "" d Wood ' 1 biJ-l93J szsea weaned 492.2336 Sony 19 colo r remote, 79 Bos ton Whaler re Puch-Maxi moped, red . ...., .-or 1e. rcsl,prt" ---~· KV1945R. under warran v e n g e I 9 , I 4 Oh p late ·77 lo mi, SJ5(> Sl3.000 ALSO ':!!J Motltol -----------------------------•tdeul Chn stmus present Pur e bred Go l denly, still ltl box 1625 evenrude.baittank,t·ov 546-3242 J\ Town Sedan, I dt SKI bools, <:11rmo11L'> U l l.Y <.:L~ St·hw1nn UI llD rage $8. 20 wulcrw111cr photograph Retrievers. 6 wks old. 496-898!1. er,etr. Sll.950 673-7118 restored Ideal for ~tu slt t> 9 $7 L11o g1•.s SIZt' l11cJ1t'i. s s peed. ncL-di. Gallon aquarium rnim lled Sea J R Photo S200 day 499,1113, evei. .--• loah.-Rettt/ ·79 LAZER. brt red , dent SI0.000.675 llltil 9h blark netir nc"" h a nd lt' bar:. ancl with everything 135. Gallcry673o87S <e56724 Cl<AIG AM f M st ereo ,....__.. 9050 t·hrome fenderi.. good w-:...cont ... •t 112 Ro)ul hlu,· J>t.ct' 1·ha111 $20 E nd tublc:. Motorola blar k and ----'"' C'8S:;, 8 trk. rerorder, __..er <'Ofld SJOO 642 6393 _.'" "' .. 91 > $6 Child :. alll'1 flll'dtte rranean i.l)ll' while TV t'Xcellent lln1vers 1t\ athlet 11· dub Ct\NARI ES S1 n.1(1ng turntbl Heta1I 141 9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Arand new re1.1rotlurt11111 sk i boots $4 Cl11ld'~ ~oo<l t·ondtllon SIS 11 $35 One gallon mt'mberl>htp S I SO Malei;S25.Jo'e maleSIS brandnewS2SO Mfl·09S7 RESERVE.NOW ' ·79pf:UGEOTMoped1m of 1931 Modl'I ,\ J-01t1 i.k ii.weull'r.Nuvy$3 pu1r tiumt'~allkimJs a(tuar1um with light !ISS U440afler5pm 5Sl -l741 003~1 'L ux ury 40 ' ket ch mac·cond$3250HO Pha~lon 1·u nv1·rt1hl" Ladies ski s ""c.1tcr 1n ~ood l'Ond1t1011 S5. fl lrur k car tape C hri s tma s p arad e , 548353!1 \'8, auto. i11r, f' S, I' 11, avocado S4 Ht'd bib 75l· Sl e1n'h Hubbl'r del·k SS An tiqul' Sk11 :. bvot 1' e lothcs . Uoxcr Fem hopes lhl'rt.'01> Magnavox ~t creo Conso le C'ocktuil cruis t-s, e t (' ~lc.:n'CI & ta pe'. 1·11 • tops Silt' Ill $ij Hl~I boa\ for adult or :! horiiontal mirror S35 l'htldren':. :.tle:. II lo 1:-! a Sant a . Fo und frl'e' !)()" ilm frn rnd10 $175 f'red Uoekmtller. Bkr L':.ed Moped <.:ustomlt.Cd S21l,8SH h) ltt'µl1t-.11 ~ leather s ki ~IC>\l'S. kid:. ""1th u 4 r :. good 646-0850 Wo miln ·:. :.mall & Needs new home w lob 1»40278 646-4004 Grei1lg1fl.et·onony tril11i> Best offer l'rt\i<l•· '"' smallS3 Sk11n11ten:.. l·ond 1t 111n $10 medium "'lt'S & ac oflove. hkes kids 1 1~-2 .. • . loah.Soil ,060 $1:!5 BO take!> i t l~ t7141&11;!1Sl1 seal skin SJ Y,1maha Tupe:.lt'flt•s 40mxl!hn 'CUTTS push mo\l l'r t'l'SSories Portable n1lor HS fawn . pretty well t9 C.:olor T \ pcrfcc·t 645-5666 s k 1 1 s I 6 5 w 11 h beautiful veh l'I or SIS Black and D ·1v 95.S·l486 mannered. Call lllt2 :!521 i·ond ~.9·"'"'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• binding:. SIS 5•'6 ~12 lt•opard1> or cker~ ss drills VSR SIS-Slll.80 ,,.. VO<>'t :J.l LANCER 1980. tall rii< Motarcyclei/ eat· h ·; 1 \' 11 11 r Black and Decker ~'lrewood. oak. seasoned, Rabbits. Black & whth• :.loop, dis. who stereo. int Scooters 9150 Ii R A :-. S elt·1·t1 on 1,· fl<i s h bench grinder $23.50 $1501cord,Sat &Sun on Dutch bunnies lo full 24 "AOMJRALCOLOH hillyarcls , $44.950 Nwµt ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:HANO E l.I ~:I< SJll 1:1utom at ll' cxpos un• Black and Decker jig I} SJ0.632'7 S2 h TV SIOO 1968 Ya1·h1EX<'h675 1800 7!J IT-400, perf~C'l cond JI) Ford 3 ""1ndu\\ ltu n• ble Sl•a l ('1111p• <.:ompll·ll'ly rt'-.IH11·•I Ch(' V \' d 11 V l' I I J I 11 SIU.SCJIJ <192 04 i!I .J ft II' 1 546-3242 c nn lrol 200 S6 s aw$2250 S K socket -I grown.~~ 540 470li 642·7589 Uooo,, leather:.. helmet, 0 h b I set ' SI O S29 ,!'.0 •W'"'TE•f'"'LLS I p hf 1 b d l..1do N 'mus1s l'll ' t 1 Off c.·1d1ll·•1• VINYL carpL'l runnC>r.. s man 1nuro an, ~ " ~ • air peac at·e ovc ir s . nev. ires inc e r • " six a nd 7ft s:i l'ach with cllSL' in e)(l'l'llL'nl Ca r hide 7 i • :. a "" Natural. self \'Onta1ned. ~O <.;all Jana C ompl :.te reo console 499-2484 1;.i1>21.2M mi lc·., SH l.d\ llC1 ll(ll1 \I e 1· ha n 11 .1 11 I' I' SI I 1111 Gabr iel s hol'k ::. fur c•ondt1on S25. llahv hladl'11 S4.SO·Sl7 71 1111 artistically t•rafted from 541H721 S)Stcm, xlnl sound' $185 -.ou ntl Chev SS eaC'h L:uht'l> ur seat fits Cent•ral paneling saw blacks \'O l t·antt• boulders ti75-7Sln LIU<J t.a M L'ST s 1-;1.1. 71.i llonda 750 K !IKmilc:.. 54521144 ice skates i.tzt• 1 515 ~I o l ors C' a r , guod S2.6o Carbide router StoneAge Creutions. Parakcels for sail' fan . . ~ ood l' o n d <..' o v l' r . lc1adetl. SISOO 11r ht·~l or Electric bun warmer c·ond1tion SlO J eans. bits S4 $5 60 T""o 19144927 t..osl1c· Chris tmas ii1ft friln :. Audio 2 w a )' Trailer S9UtJ <Jr llt•:-.t ler !l6!!1065 ~s.Race, Rods 9540 newss.6423163 men 's 34i n w:ti:.l , ng"I pipe wrl'nc·h idea 545.0242 • ~peakers $80 a µair i.7S·3611 long leg. ll<Hitl lOin .l:!in $19 SO . Co d A-Phon e 1400 -----Trat1:.Aud10 turn table '80 420 UNIT RAK •••••• ••. • ••• • • • • •• •. •. 2 4 I NC H Girl s condition $1.50 pair Ballery t'hllfKer wpocket remote cont "-os&Oni-1 1090 SS0.~93& ten-s peed b1k1 like lklOks How To and $23 50 F og lq~hl recerver.inong box .re •••••••••••••••••••••••,-. • . . l..1do 14, t11vcr. tralll'r l'I Iman ~;itl:-., u~ed ltttle lop l'Ond S20IHI OHO b75 Tito :\fan) xtras Ver) tr11'k Street IA-gal l>uncliuJ!i.) 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All tools and Used 8' Neon Ltl(hl fix Grands from 119511 17" Ptl'turc. good cond ri ngs SS S50 Old sidtnl'\. brand nl'w battery c·huger arc 1ures $3.50tea Upnghts from$8SO St50.(..'all 646·37:!4 sterling 12 t rit>.m of S4-S7 eat·h. Beautiful brand n ew. 540.7361 847 4407 lseral writing pen dt'con1 t1ve glass Md -----861Xl llamillonAve JIB loah&M-111• •~ s·1 SOFA and loveseat pp s 11 960-1155. 536·8775 s-.i ftt ..,., I V!!r turquoise cryst a l SJ-$5 each d d sc" e 1n g i\r('8dl' -----.,...,... lnd1anje welry.11ngs. Be auttlul cl utl'h ~':e ~~·~~d~t l~~o-5'So Mac hines H11p1d F ire BigWurlitze r or1:an xlnt •••••••••••••••••••••• . bracele t s SS SSO evening purse, white sloe k seat Sl5 each. Machme Gun & Radar c'OfldwithTallbo) Leslie. ,MMst••ce/ Ca ndl t's SJ. Old beaded SS. Suturday On e Honda 750.soo Enemy Detector Reas. ~.6"&7239. 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Placentia , 2 blocks hl'aler S:!0-$30. fabrn· n 5 n w s tyle o r axwell ilia S ml s hipm e nt . ----. past Victo ria, 1..:0sta drt'ssmaker length~ par I s h and II . 497_5078 Piano . beautiful solid Boat work, repairs. re· 71.t 673·2810 name and If W B&B hke new. m;ikc 111f1•1 Mesa. $1 yard H ang1nl( Ra y mond Henr y · cherr) wood console furbishing, expert paint :.)'ISLANOF:R MKfl tO SPEED man'! bike corner s helves SIO Framed o r unframed llEATLES Posters. the mode I . H ow a rd & va rnis h. high quality 1913. Loaded equipment SSO. 3 Speed rnan's Books 25c-S l l'lall' S5-S50 f\42 -9732 ongmal hfe i.1z.e photo Baldwin Xlnt cond. ms work r ~as r a I es · rec:l!nll~ hauled . '" e\ b'k g lass mirror SlS l(raphs of each ,,r the Bargain P rv Pt y ~?(M4. l'ellenl 1·ond111un Sl111 :::;"~~ ·~:,.. ', :.~ J .~;: :;, ~::~~·~·; ·, ~.:.·: ~ I e $50. Ice skates D ec orat o r wall TWO 8 tr ~"k t ane 'bl 0 Sis S f A d S20 "' .-foor, produl'ed m 196·1. 642-1765 "'~"' e wne r anxmu!> xt r as S90U U IJ u i !• nu tires $250 8.11• J11;1H 't'/\MAH :\ 6!ill :.pe1·ial. · ur uar :-. hun°1n01s $5-SIS. 20th decks S4S eal·h. Four M.,...... ·L· PR( J>EflT L· ·I TO h B · t j "' " Very rare, 1·o llcl'll1rs , ~· "" So·.A ) • I r.S • eac · oogie w are • "n!I "'a11ta Ana •vc . track tap0 d"cks ••5 I'-M l II It _ _.. 9030 hlack. xlnt Sl lUfl ()Ht)J l'<'l' i 5 (.15. ;1111\~ !Wll.fi.5() .)Iii llli.'i "''l•kll.J\'> 11'1 $ u ., " " " ... •terns StSOe a UHO -iano· ~s se . a ines r··-'" 714 67!)2J!IO new 20. Camp heall'r Costa Mesa. 631 ·2!i!J3 l·Ht plywood boat $50. c.c i 319 of NY Spint·l Beautiful••••••••••••••••••••••• ----IP:'ll. wknds all I\,\ \I 1!1 SlO Motorc yC'le racks Boat tra1l0 r S·3S. 18ft "" · 1 9 h J hn b ·' 4 -· t' fl L' \ I C) (' L' ·-.. \' h O'I X " look & sound SS45 74 9 p o son out ru • i:.. 1 • " • '" amJ :i Ill " . SI0.20. Ship to Shore Ml .'l l ATL.HJo; tloll wi'degaraue door•·30 I I '1 h h II l' t h d .,,., Trvcks d .. .. Waterford cr""llll lovel• ~·11718 motor. e er 'tart. x nt "a ot?a n) u . us om r.. mtnt l'on ""'"'' ra 10 $25. 2Hp t >liver hou~e S2s Children-. Good elect ric· garaue ,~ • •· r outboard needs work play s ink anc1 st11Vt> d oor open e r S<IS clet·anters &otherp1eces mnd huah6 7600Sl!l uuilt w ith •nel>t &l2-6:J\13 .••...•.•...........•• $35 AC" H d "1 • A I reas •91_.,,,n7 'Hammond LIOO S ptnt'l matertdls a\'atl.ihle 1nu1 • 'tJV on a pm'ls "' " s !. n r I l' c G·•ra"e door h1 nnes " """ O I II d h 'I f b t S h Id u ,.. ,.. rgan, wa nut. p rim e Y ro ms or oa ' up 1·nmpl.:le1I • Trul.\ a SUIUKI RM80 '76 JEEP JI 0 PICK UP 50. 7S7 West ~•Ison, 1• 1 re n s Kami: l> and .•pr1n11~ .. ,s pair d 38' t • Id W k Co " ... ~ • con . S875. 963-0S71 to iyr~ n . or s must:-.ee: Maon1f1t·eu t ' t:ood cond1tiun ·IL.~ sta Mesa 631 1~'54 SI S 2 M l r r or:-. Slid in" ulass dour r I B ff " \Utilllkl I It'. ~Pl•kl '°' t.. 1· .111tl "'1de tirC'~ 1 IJ.1'.li .u 361nx96in S2S t•arh I f s"s "' h f 8r W..ted 8081 -per eel Y est o e r SEA PHOPERTI ES l.TIJ Mt>31!12 ROYS clothei. :.11t' 1 Game ha ll:. St$2 eafs heat.le .14l~_! Anl111ue Refinished . Oak 673·6834 M·F84 il4673:!t!HI IOc SI Fl\'(' gullun pre IOIS l' p y w.,.,.., w······················· Ornate w benl·h$221HI -. . $3989 COSTA MESA AMC JEEP 549-8023 B1cych.' s addle has kt't 11anel• SS e"ch ""in anted L'st'd carpt-l 675_4177 , P'ow-90 .. 0 glass lerrartum Wllh s~ ll ab1 t ra1I ~.. " ..... ., .... .. " ""' pohs hcd m11rble table (;cJO(l grade n ·x IR'+ •••••••••••••••••••••• • Suwk1 8UCC rn~ J!ll. nu :'\EWPOHT MOO HIN<: reJ!. street d irt e1·on stand S5 B11ol<r 11se Newtone cc1Lmg hl•al \ s 2 s h 64&20:12 toy box SS 15 y,·1r•I 0 P !> ea c • lamp $2.5. Candle wax L> fl t bl to s &:!H SAl l.110 1\T !175 11 B 963!1113 GRANO PIANO St69S Must St'll l3', linann ng, ti4:t ti.1..15 Small Wheel 2 motorcyd e Also pianos for rent '7 9 311 ' M agnum :\10TORC't'CLE l 'L:\$Slt' sailboa t ·1al·r1111 S3 ra 1n1t a e · P u and s u µ p I Y s S 5 SJ'> a h Cl ck d' Yard . ('a1· 101' "11rr1"1· ' e l' · v ra io ' ' C..:omt.ilete mini hikl' S7 R d $3 S4 $5. Luggage lor :-.ulls. a 1 0 s · · d S5 Plant lamp:> SZ.'> L a ray et i " n ew resses. fohl up SS. A!.!>orted ele1•t r1 cal 1u r 11 t a b 1 e w 1th Gold no rked dra~ s upply 's SS 2021 Sim long foam ba•·k electric start $20 as ' H ighland Drivt· H a · I $5 almost n"W Sl U 1,a·ir is an.,tnR amps ' N e w p o rt Be a c h h 30' Jr C d 40 pounds T yr1I bc.:<1di. 646.7317 eac · in · oor for stuHinii $5. 1-:xtra SS 30tn purrot Iron large bean IJa)l S5 TW() volume new cal(e S45. Car radios slight repair PoRo unabridged World SIO l'ach Car heater stirk S2 M11tt)•·ros~ Book 01CtJonary won S7 :!Siii V:issa r Pl. boys bike 211in needs on TV. worth $79. sell C M near Fair Dr repa i r S 5 ('a k e for$50.SS7-7882 and llar bor decoralinii kit S5. P E RF ECT O dual 545 5918 BEAUT IFUL carved · Teak 4 tier Lazy 8mm sound stripper VW Parts · '6:1 dct•k lid Sus an. nice for .:1rt or S l 0 W a le r P i k SS . Wh ee l i. $10 c n1 ert ainin1t s3o \hardly u sed • S5 Speedo SIO 1;1ass 5S7·71182 Hang ing ceram1t• SS-120. Lites $5 Brake lamp S3S Clairol fool drums SIO n eater READ all winter for fi xer 1n box $20. boxes Sill. i;v s~arter $5. Jlave 6S paper Westinghouse roaster $10. 34 Carb S:!S. Air b a l' k bo o k s . n o oven $20. Ladies bike. cleaner SIO. Switches Science fiction or 3 speed with basket u . 6V wiper SlO. Westerns. 968·8138 $2S Hampster cage P o r sch e 51 C(·ring St.SO Electric can wheel $20. M rk e VW Parts ; '71 Dual opener SJ. Plas llr 891.9355 port case with inserts picn ic dishes. good $SO 88mm NPR and sturdy for 8 $2. vw Body parts up 10 pistons 3.000 miles SSO 2761 Mendoza Drive '86 . R e ar :;ea t all 4. Other parts. ---- botto m , whiti: s s. crank, c a m SS·SSO. Right s q uarebac k 646-8745 or 493-5676 seal $17. Stet>r ing _A_s_k f~ ~~ wheel $2. Visor 13. • Blinker assemble Sl. MENS len speed bike 6V Engine pnrts ; _135_. 644·4579 Crank $8. Rod!> $2. Hea<\s $9. Case $9. Clutch U . Sheet metal '50. TaiJ pipe 50c. 12 Voll engine parta. Rods S4. Heads $12. Oil cooler $6. New barrel a nd platon $44. Clutch die, new S7 . Degreed power pulley $2. Late body parts: Head lite uaembly SI. Radio UV Sl2 . Front .,_.mper $1. Dual Port intake manifold SS. 8Jeclal: Dual port htad wit h temperature aenckr '"Uy reconditioned ... 12 Volt at.rter C!Ore •1. Heater box "-I Volt 40 hp loni =:· rebuilt •so. cu•1• sa. S..t .._.f7.lll·HW• 1-ta rur ot put. .... BIKE ladies IQ.speed rides, looks new '49. MS-8066 QUILTED robe , brand new, soft rose site 14, half price $20. Samsonite card table S7 .so. Table model record player. walnut S20.M2·7~ QUEEN mattress and box sp r ing• UO. Drawer cheat $20. Wicker king chair $45. Love seat ~. C halra SIS each. Decorator lterm Mel pictures 25c·U . ~lances $5-Slo. • 10C·S2. Dlshet. 1talnle11 and other klt.cben Items SHU. 1708 Park Lane. on PenlMula near ah . lllturday only M. S f'OOT l(rcen, gold plaid sofa seat S40. Pedestal game table with 4 cane chairs S50 set . Upholstered high back chair $25. Black metal folding chaini $25. Two drawer night stands $35 pal~. Table lamps . six S8 each. Wrought Iron bar stools . 3 for SlS. Wall unit 6 drawer cheat. desk and book s helves 40. Rattan chair. blue cushions $20. U pholst er ed bedroom chair $20. Kirby va c uum cleaner iso. Newport Beach. 173-4394 BlKE mens a speed rides, looks new. otru S4t. 648-8088 BIKE mens s .apeed nt-:;.. looll• new $48. Ml· BIKE mens coaater brake t rulter rides, lioc*a new. extraa MS. -- trailer !rl9-561S 548 7272 Sportfislwr. under war l..ido 14 " tratlcr & ac f'U R SALE .\111to·l;u111 ~-M;;hines 1092 runty. radar. D F . 1\ P • 1·~sone:; G 111111 Cnnrl 11511 Lem an ~ 1 '17 !I _ .. _, 2 \1ff radm .... b ail tank, Sll(lO 5411 2123 4!~ 1!<75 Wanted Wor ld I look En •••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • de Pt h sounder. t w 1 n y....;t--, Utility 645-78 1.$ cyclopedia recent ed• Singer Portable In Table dteH I . t>V~3 T t ':--llOBIF: 16$1211<> ·-~ 9180 lion.675-0SSS l..Jke new S200 fi7:1 0772 $100,0011 642-0:13'1 9 Spm 646-7227 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------After 5. 673·2413 eves l"lt·k up l'hassts & t rut' k Mltllcal Sid'--8093 FHEE N 1J moor, FS9 bed ready fo r ('On\'ers ion 1013 ....., 35· VIKING '79. twn 35 wit h Cheovlet' 31' tH to tra1ler $200 548·7136 .... ..._.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:rus f-'WC. 7 .5 gen f~horc n sl °Kelt·h S55M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slus, 150 Dynasl ar w tGT VHF, f&t ho. 5 um log. G7s 9047 Auto S.C-Yice, P'orts CONN Director trombone bindmgs. $100 Women 's tou rn bridge. s tall &Accnsoriu 9400 with case. Excellent con ski boots, sz 6. $20 Men 's shower Red ured t ditioo. StOO. 67S 8052 a fter boot.~. sz 7' 2, S35 Boys· 6PM k' l 26 520 $89.500. Nwpl Yacht 1-;x --·-s I pan s. s z . . ch.675-1800 552-7169 ------ ·12 \'entun• 22·. ~lps 5. fih1 <J R. trlr, jotood ('on(I $4000 556 li:lfi Marshall 100 watt super -15• fbe 1 s 1· 1 lead bram, 1977 model. Ladies' size 7 LANGE 1 rg ass tar mer.' lcMlk, Sii-/ Looks like new. Hardly Red Devil ski boots. e tt· hp, trlr. full eqwp $1200 r- used 9650 Ibanez electric cellent cond1t1on , SSO 493-~ ••~••••••••••!~.~~ guitar. Profession a l 760-0853 15 ' F1berg la si>. 75 h Wanted:&' s Up or m oor- model with Tree of Life Tama Drums IS " 16 .. J o hnson , jus t ove r mg. Newport Beach. Buy going up. to the ne~k . Concert tom~ w/stand. hauled. s till at s hop . orlease.644·0502 Joe. Woodgrain body with · Best offer 494-1083 --- -hard s hell case. $500. Brand new ~SO. Also ----· -32' MOORING offe red 548.6446 Pevey 4 ch. mrxe r w It wo 17' Boston Whaler loaded with 1950 Jefferies 32', ----columns. $450. 557·8393 replacement coat, ove Express Seda n ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSAYISAYE S WITH USEO P'ARTS Imported rar pa rll> IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY IOI N ~ancht'::.t er Anaheim 776-9900 4·SfM•dZ transmi11ion Also miscellaneous 240Z. 200Z parts 768-5837 1976 CHEVY LUY i ·1TOHPICKUP I .. pet'd t rJn' I .. pamt & ,, n<'o1t 11111 I 1 1('~ti 1 ONLY $2998 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quall Sb 'IEWPORT BE\( II 833-0555 '80CHEVY LUV TRUCK Bl:.ic·k on black ~11•r"•• m.i~s . Tunnc:iu ~111 rr Onh 61100 m llt•!.. Ii~•' ne<A. I Sf>r c \'98(,5; 1 S5499 ~tfo~ Mowo"d llOUCSWAG EN INt ~100 13731 Harbor Garden G r ov<· Clarinet.xlnt cond. SISK a s k in g S9SOO . Sl6.S001offers $100. Guitar-Fender Di.losonic. !>57-7342 days. 675·374 SEA PROPERTI ES LTD ·1iH:an·Am 250. xlnt i·ond. l976 CHEVROLET 646-0820. Pre-CBS, case. Xlnl eves/wknds 714 /6732810 mny xt ras . mO\'t rtR -----cood $175.673-4002 -----------forcessaleS75-0 li4lVi970 1h TOHP'ICKUP. Tama Drums 15"·16'' -~ ----~fUSTSELL OR TRADE WANTED: Slip or s ide lie , --·I speed truns · rw" 11111111 Concert toms w /stand. Head snow skis 200, brand '64 Chris Craft. twin for 20· sailboat Resp. 7 3 0 at s Jn 3 s Pd & a n e J t tr",. k • Brand new $350. Also ne~·never m ount e d Chev 283's, dbl plank. cpl. 960-1235 lransm1ss1on s.st> Rear tlC-&gBJ7 1 Pevey4 ch.mixerw/two Asluna$125.646-8777 s hip to-s hore e t c . s liding window $20. OHLY$Z995 columns. $4:i0. 557.9393 5 rtl a--~ 1094 c~ 253\ r 979-2834 lloah. Storep 9090 5'48·7136 ----------f 1 N99 ,...,... ..,...,,., 0 · ••••••••••••••••• •• •• • • -Ill'"' .... D ...a1w I ..... wi b d ••••••••••••••••••••••• --' p f '70 '72 Pl ,.." " ..-. gllpcd lbass rum '74BayllneT8ristol,cond,01'Y storage available. arts or . y m . ltlDCHEYROLET set, S ZJlcljlan cymbals, 26• Saratoga Expreu. Newport Punes. 1131 Duster. mag whla. Rally LUY llJ TOM P'.U. all hardware. New cond. lllllJ 3 IAY fully equipped. ready l lia ck Ba y Dr NB. whls , rronl end parts. $2700 value for $1000. Call go, must sell, s12.soo. s.4~10 eng . .,.rt.s, 4 sJ><! s hifters , p1Wl!t!~ti~tyet!:1n.at~~~ Greg64H578 Ciiiis ... 5111w e6l·<MI04 __ 1 pirtlffoll :!;:,arenll. <:all aft 6 (500'7) Ludwig base drum with o,._.. C-'J • 7 7 2 4 • s k I p J a c k , ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHL Y $6295 foot pedal, gd cond. S75. e. a Celectw'a Oybridge, xlnt cond, lo A1rcrt1ft 911 o Alltoa fw S-. HOWAU CINYr·okt 831-01389. Sltow down, $161 /mo. 9.75%••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dove flQua1I Sts. ' S8D8WOODOIOI Dec. lt,20,2} lnt.67S·-· l91!t Beach Musketeer. IMPORTANT NEWPORTBEACll ; Xlntcoad. f4SO. ...._...,_to 7PM Avon.nr · never used. madllme l:iO Lycom~1 NOTICE TO IU.OSSS .,..,... ••-r ............. _~· od 1 ,._ h en1, 2 Co m · n av s READERS ANO .,.. L, _ _. P.U 1------·---W"-ffelPM ....,...,,.._ m e • 4 ..... P trana1>9nder. 848·2509 ADVERTISERS -r"'u Orum set, Ludwt1, 4-pc, Bu,y.StiJ.Trade. over 500 ~~l·ma::,11 a~ SZOC:O· eves. ' The price or 'tems llOO "15. Z.Ujlan cymbal 19". tnde tbl1. leaturlnt AA u .. 11 or it 0 r . ......... advertised by vehicle ____ •_1._11 ... •_ tJrst •·MS-ST• weapoilll, ••ordl, coin•. Dya: 844·3402. Ev ea: -/ dealers Ill th• vehicle Office ,. .. ha. & ,,,,.... 1011 • •••••••••••••••••••••• llllaolta 101 Electro· ::.:fblc Copier. xlnt ., .• 11-4000 t andqiae Mk pNa1back chaln, ll7S ea, 41 Ill. ti· blttlllD ... l414 war souvenirs, jewelry. s.t.Ql2'7. 9120 clasallled advertis ln1 IOkl 61Uver. antq1., uni· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•oh1mn1 does nol ln<'lude que Cbrtatmaa Items. Do OfPOllTUMITT 'T7 Alumiftum cmpr abell, any applicable taus, )'our last minute bubblewlncfotrl,•lboet. UNnae. transler IH1, Qris\-• •ppln1 wUI lmodll oft• when ~ ldD& cond. tns ..... .,,.. ttnaMt chart-. fees fo ua! COme to: "" Nu!t·..utftl. Dally air pollutloll eoatrol de· ~Co rair&fQUftda PUat a ... lfltd AU to '14 TOYOTA POPTOP v6ee C«'\ificatlont or d•· c.ta Meta .-ell tM or..,. tout CAllPitR, lo ml, DIDN. al« docum .. tary prt• DlwOateaA, cmrbl. Amlhl•lft1t--.1lr ...... •rt• ullltM dfM1181l•lt. ....... ... ...,. l.ob1rua1 llh H• o&MnrlH apeetntd by ... 1$1..,,... .... edffrtiMr. \ ., ' tottJ &to11 \'1m •alh '' n ,., • UM IOIT • C.'M-" 1, hlft It> I P , ~• ulfrr IUl "* "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 '71 000.1 YAW '"'u cn a l1f \1 ••> >\M F M -.un et> pwr lt'l.·nnt.... ... hls At llrea ~ 1 ,Qmplett' w.urter b Set .. ct V•n• $.UH MllAC&.I MA1DA US.CAIS t &ZS Baker St re ct <'OSTA M i':S S41·lU4 ~· _,••o.-..c..._ -Hatbor 81vd cuerr A M ltSA t7t-1100 WllUY CLIAMCAIS AteTIUCll -,-\~~h \ , . •II "t I ")"' c., I 'd I' Premium pnces p'61d ror any used car 1 Corea&n or domestic I Ul aood cood1t1on. m l, .. l.:t - fl l.t.l'dd I ..... . .. SADDUIACI IMW i'i Uodae 8200. run~ aood. •UO<I 111ork an, Must SdJ' ll400 llU0631 1318 ltl 4"10 1'"011J Convers1on. ( II C..'apla111 d1atrl> Mid· rtle t ubles Ice box, c·on· H'l't1blc bed Cruise cun· trol Sep snow wheels . l ..,d ol 2J Spec11tl trailer hitch. b umper g uards . b1lr~lar alar m $675-0 or ofl1·r 645 9850 d a ys . 111'5 !l!IS7 eves See Us First · PORSCHES ,, ....... AlllVIMG!! IXCILLIMT SILICTIOH FINE ft>UALITY RESALES ... W'NTED Allow us the o pportunity to t'Ol\S1der the purc hase or trade m or )•our clean Porsehc Check with ·Us Today : 13131-8"o a..-Gt-'" .... DJ) For Your <.:a r : JOHHSOH & SON U.Coa.M•rcwy 2626 Harbor Bl.yd. C.OSta Mesa 54o·5630 W•Poy OVER llwlook For Your Good VW. Porsche or A ucl 1 A FEW NEW 1980 BMWs LEFT::: Come In Today Before They 're Gone : For the Best Deal in Orange County ... Com e See Us Today : SADDLllACK YAWY IMPORTS 28402 Marguerite Pkwy Mission Viejo 131-Z040 4t5-4t4t Cloaed Sundays CREVIER Avtos, Mew 9100 ........ w tlOO Autos,M•w 9100 Auto• ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···········••••!••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l BRAND NEW 1981 HOIDA CIVIC lncludel mony standard 1eotur ... plus plnltrlpMg & protection plig. (Ser .2916) '4999 ltn-ACllK ••••·• ............... ,ti•• ... , llRNCWI '2691 , ................................ . u.ooo ..... s--. (CMUlMI ,.,.,_, .... . 0-.... 2. °"' ... --. . ....... ... .. --... .. -.o..••..-. .... ,.,,...,.__,,_......,,_. tm TIYITA. CISYIMCBWUI 0... --*"' .... OMr 12.000 .......... ... CIOlld. _.. """* I -. Cl rllllo, .., ......... C.· ..... ~ .... .. ........ .., ., C",_.I 9100 ........ w 9100 1981 HOIDA PRELUDE ~ olr COftd., ..... ca.., ,...,..., ......... ,_,... & protectioft .... 0...0. ( Ser.4263) '7976 Im YIYIYA cnKA ! ................ .._.,_ ............. ...,. (C*IMI) 1mcaa11tm ,. ............... -..... --................ -.. .... °""'~·-11'##'PCI # 450SL $10.67* Per Da)' '79 300 SDTUllO DIESEL •Ml7J 450SL Greent&reen. Low miles. low price. <M2> JIMSUMOHS IMPOITS 1970HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA Ul-1276 '7l 2.SIJC, auto .. A IC, Orig'.°" owne r $6500 P . P . ~9-8688. --- •Ml 77 SIL ~1ap e tbamboo. Low miles, low price. (57391 > JIMSLEMOHS IMPOITS 1970 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Ul-1276 ·74 280 MBZ. loaded. mml cond. priced to sell ~41. 673·S380. on a 48 mo lease with your good •Ml 7t lOOSD credit (0AC> Bro wn /tobacco. L o w S320.23 per month lease mile!., low pri ce .3 to plus tax and SJ.00 license choose from< 158421 Lransfer. 48 month OEL. JIM Sl.IMOHS OAC. 1975 450SL. 36k IMPOITS m 1 I es . to b a c c 1970 HARBOR BLVD browntbamboo <21096> OST MESA CAP cost $21.900. CAP C A red uc tlo n ss 981 _5 o ·~~~6~l~l~·~l~Z~7~6~~~ Residual value $125.r: Total of pay ments SlS.371.04 plus tax. Total to start llll04.19. JIMSLIMOHS IMPOITS 1970HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '31-U76 '66CLASSIC 22ost-: cpe, European model. sunroof. reuphol. reblt eng, xlnt cond. SlO.SOOOBO. S81-3427 •79 ·MB 300SD. immac. snrf. leath. int. 40 gal fuel tank . polis hed whls. l&50(l &c assume lease of S438 1 mo. incl tax . •Ml 77 4SOSL 833-9784. s1s-2101. Blue/blue. Low miles. low price. t373782> '72 MBZ 280SE 4.S all JIM SLIMOMS won orders. good cond. IMPOITS mL&St sell 17250. 644-9978. 1970HARBOR BLVD '64 ~JS. xJnt cood. 1"2 COSTA MESA owners. e conomica l & ~~~6~l~l~·~U~7~6~~~ safe. :raooo. 494·4163 . . 1978 2.4•> Diesel, priced Car '79 MB 300 Diesel. Silver. qua ck sale. Pvt party. snrf, cassette. new tires, 492-61<12: 492-8751 perf. cond. 120.900 or --------- l2900 & assume lease ·73 MOZ-220, dark greeo/- 832-1657. tan. a ir, Amtfm. 8·lrk, ---------4 radl&ls . very clean. but n~J work. l3900. Dys : •Ml714SOSL Blue/blue. Low miles. 673-M22. eves: 1-495.5157. low price. CW16) ·73 21JO. Loaded. Lite blue. JIM SUMOMS Mint cond. Priced to sell. IMPOITS l:8500. 760·9278. 1970HAR80R BLVD. '81 Turbo Diesel 300SD. COSTA MESA 611 •1276 white w/brown int, elec ~~~~~~~~~ snrf. fuJly loaded. P.P. i: (714)986-5040,41&-2145. '74 450SE. 47K mi. all .62 D6. aood tranaport. xtras, supe r clean . car . good tires. ~Sl2_.;.....500_. 64:4_;..._ ..... _, ___ ~ 11050 iOBO. 644.S215 •._7f410SL ·~~~.e:1tt~t~ Maple/bamboo. Low Int. SS3.000. tK mi. mUea, low price. <49555> mM~ JIMSUMOMS -------- IMPOITS ll1j)HARBOR BLVD . COSTA MESA· 611·1176 '• Mettedes 300SEL l .S M,000 ori1. mi's . Blk w/nld later. Xlnt cond. Mutt sell. SlO,HO. ~~~~~~~~-81$.~:MM~~~-~~ '11 MOD. Sarf, am /fm. a.,.. Cbrl1trnu Gift: '71 8Udl. MK mi. $14,IOO/ol· •.1cyl,ori1own•,drk f•. Muat Mii. .,....., b r • n , a u to , a I c • 1tweo/caa1, xlnt cond. •-... -·n-... -a-c-• 1H00. 491.110•. tu•> .... 911,..,...._ ...... u... --------- -priee. ( rraet> '11.-:01JK ml, hory, .-.11M1DMI MJ.IJtl- ·-.. ~a BLVD. ... 9741 .. ....,COiifAMDA •-•••••••••••••••••• , ..... ,, . = ::-..:.--:.. e::. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ fir• . .,._ aft I. .,. ... Dyaa•ll• '''"'' ...-. •. • ..... wlth .......... ~,111•1 ..... ....... ....,, .... lllU IN«~ llvd HUHl'INGTON ll:A(•tt ...,. .... 'TT MG a. ao nu. ... c-.cl. A'f• .... «171@.DC> ---, 0. 9741 ....................... LIASI DlllCT! ""' COi..,.. .......... , .. ) ....... "'" ......... '71 Super Beetle, l\U motor, brallea. Clean. moo. MZ~. Ml·51of ltll IAAI TUllCh ~ IWOlll lt7011All801 ILVD. ~AllESA '71YWCAWll Hl·l276 '71 lo '7$ VW wanted, 0,.am11e p.11, Pop·&op, mwt be in .iood co~di· 4 •PHCI. air. A 1harp '71 YW lion. 5'1-3ll2 . mACHIWOITI camp•!L.!!•d•d wlth COMY•TllU VelYo 1 1 s!!~a\~~CH ldru Cwrllll) Dynamite low mileaae ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,...... 11ftl claaaic. 4 speed, air, YOLfO r .IMMAl*O llt.-.o. (OU .. ) tJ6J YOLllWA... . 16ttl ••• .. •••••••••••••• •• • &'7U leach Blvd. JIM MAllMO ·11 llA' 414 HUNTINGTON BEACH ..... 1 voursw ..... 4 ryl,9"onorny, 41peed, MJ.llH t ' 187.11 Beach Blvd. un Im liler•utapt •7t 0ie.el Rabbit: Deluxe HUNTINGTON BEACH Lie;o 7•TVCP wl\lte w /brown interior. 14Z.2000 P6f 7 t'actOr) air. Xlnt rond. •72 YW (~) ·r:1B~a~k -reb eng .. Oran~~!i~~Lc~ndi· SALIS. SIRYICI AMtLIAllM• OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS IAILllll VOLVO 1986 Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 646-tlOJ 5.f0.946 7 . _ ..!. . . . 645_1064 Uon. CSer~!~919519> .,... 9761 -----i---... ---i 1971 TOYOTA Fiberglass Buggy $1850. ~J, voutSWAGIN. INC }:::!~'. ·~·r!t~r::: •••••••••••••••••••••• '74 BARRIS Minl·T Street @ ... j.fowcwf 7t YOLYO 264 CIUCACOUPI ~-l~. - -• 534-t100 <68706> I fll PIU6IOT 5 speed trans .. air cond. · 7 5 V W H Ifs . Stick . 13731 Harbor s.le-$1750 TUllOs & A M 1 FM s tereo am1fm 1cass. Xlnt. cond. Garden Grove JIM SLIMONS llACH IMPOITS .. Dove Street ' NEWPORT BEACH 1 oouc E >. Sac IMPOITS $4995 552.7045 __ '68 VW B'us, gd cond. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. MllACL·I MAZDA .69 vw Fas~ack with stereo. new tir es & COSTA MESA •· We're wrapping up the old lyearr with a · • GREAT SALE * We have the ~ ' No' waiting for delivery • No name on a list * Drive yow car away now * : * 71Z·Of00 US.CAIS . reblt eng, gd tires. $1200 c lutc h . best offer . 631·1276 1425 Baker St reet or be;t offer 549.2960, 97~150. Sell idle items 842-5678 Want Ad Results 642·5678 Classified Ads 642-5678 Want Ad Help? 642·5678 COSTA MESA ------------ 'l8 Peu&~t 504 Di esel. 545-3334 ·n Bug: Snrf. loaded, new Auto1, New 9100 A..to1, New HOO Wos, New HOO Autos, New 9100 A..to1, New 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 33,000 m1les. f IS, P /B, - - -- -brakes~ ex. run. cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• auto trans, air:. stereo, '76Celic'a. Xlnt.cond. Less $4500. 642·.l603 o r . ry-· sunrf. Sl0.500 or offer than 40,000 miles. $3500. SJ6.35!M>. ~ 67~D..ays --· -Cal1 49~~~1!__ _____ ·73vw;ew tir~& ,-A- Pwsclle 9750 '76 Celica GT liftback. brakes.' very good c~nd . •••••••••••••••••••• •• .... ~~d. $3300. $2350. 675·4421. 673-5556. '77 PORSCHE I 1195·l 975 . -924 --.------'71 Bug perfect paint. int .. . . '79 Celica Lftbk, AM tl"M am rm reblt $2 150 Dynamite low m1lea_ge cass. stereo. snrr. mags, 661·3982 . . co upe . 4 s peed , .air. best offer. 536·8536 art sterec. Super s li c k . s·:.i '73Super Beetlexlntcond (07fiCP) _·:. __ -------mag wheels $2600 cash $7995 ·71 Corolla. 60.00U mi. 642·8995 JIM MARINO radials. am tfm cass . --------- VOUCSWAGEN s t e reo , x Int c o nd . 67 VWSQBk. New motor, 18711 Beach Blvd. Sl400tbest offer. 675·6886 tires. brakes . paint, HUNTINGTONBEACH -----------start er ~ $2200 /0~0 842•2000 '70 Toyota Corona Mark 642·8632 II. reasonable shape. as ---- is sso. 675·1583 '79 VW '76PORSCHE ------------SCIROCCO 914 2.0 ·72 Ca r ina 1600cc: wht, Dynamite low mileage Own this exception al good condition. 25 city. 28 sportster in imm aculate Porsche. Meticulous ly hwy. great commuter condition. 4 speed. See to maintained. t h is fine car. $1650. 495-1894 appreciate. roadster is ree from ------$5995 restrictive California '78 Toyota Cell ca. Air. JIM MARINO emission controls . Air, auto. xlt cond. 549·8068 cassette s tereo , ap· days 673 -4199 eves, VOUCSWAGEN pearance grp. and much wkends. 18711 Beach Blvd. more. Low m i I es . HUNTINGTON BEACH <628YCX1 ri...... 9767 842-2000 $8395 •••••••••••••••••••••• too s.. eo.t Hwy. Lo...-••" 494-IUI ·74 Porsche 911 Targa. factory air. a l loys. Gemini Blue. lmmac. S12,900torrer. 646-0822. '70 914. Good cond. $3500. possible trade for Rab· bit. 548.3363 ;79 9'lA less than 4K mi, auto, a /c , am /fm stereo. Sll.500 /0BO 836-9854, 494-4772 work '72 911T 5spd yel /blk 65K mi. new Blaupunkt am/fm cass. Showrm cond. 2nd owner w tall re· eords . $1 2 .500 P .P . 548·5093 ---Porsche 930 Europe an Turbo headers. $500. 675-9535 '70 911T, new eng. trans & paint, factory mags with Pirellis, 911S equipped. You must see this one'. 498-5755 or 492-1000. '12 Porsche 914 . AS IS, needs work. best offer Must sell. 631·5898. 914-Porsche 1972 Black, excellent cond. $4400, offer. 548-6232 I) • SUPER DISC OUN.TS Triumphs Spitfires TR7s Spiders TRBs ALLIN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!!! NEW SPITFIRES UPTO '76VW CONVHTllLE Dynamite baby blue classic. 4 speed, stereo. !890NOS) $5695 JIMMAllNO YOUCSWA'iEN 1871l Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH . .842-2000 '73 VW Bug, xlnt cond. $3,000. 548·6446 -----------; Parting O ut '. 1974 Volkswagen Bug parts ror sale. 641-9157. VW parts. '68 left & right door, '73 left door. $50 each. 548·9744 '78 VW Convt. White/Blk top, blk int. 42K mi. am/fm cass/stereo, nice must sell: $6900 /0ffer 760·8185 '6.1 Street Bug, reblt eng. 12 volt, new trans, Pirelli radials. $1350. 892·6276 eves, Garden Grv '80 ALL WHITE RABBI-T l CONVERTIBLE. ALL Ol'TIONS INCL AIR, ll500. 675-6205 '74 VW Super Beetle, air, great cond. $2700. · 951·3182. -~~--~--~1 1980 Wes tralia P27 . AM /FM radio, ref rig, stove, sink, 4500 mi. brn, CON SOME MODELS> booster heater, stick AJI cars subject to prior,_s_·h_lft_._S_l2_.soo_._54_6_.07_37 __ , $2000 OFF!!! sale. AU prices plus tax, '76 Rabbit, clean , 4 dr, license & doc. fee. Ad · 66M m1 xlnt cond ask· vertised price does not ing S33UC'.J 897·2144 · include dealer installed ----' -----. options. '70 VW fJ'ug -new paint run s /loo k s great. S1950torrer 493-6938 ·72 Super Beetle. xlnt cood. $3400. 540-9571. ·n Silver Bug, snrf, ski racks. orig owner. $4. 700. 64~2385 or 675·8521. '65 VW Squareback l1200 631·5843 ·73 Karmann Ghia $oUOO. '66 VW campe r van $3000. Rblt /restored cherries. 644·7348 '721UG like nu. x lnt cond., AM /FM tape, lo mi, owned locally. 645·4149 or 646-3300. $2295. '72 VW 411 sta. waa. Ruu aooct. Clean cond. Must sell, SIJOO. 638·6380 o ...... VW a.. 10 Car. trailer, wa u,.., tool boxes, al c.'Omprwlor. sio.ooo ve8tecl. MOOO. 642·24 tbs. 114·'12Meves. n. fll&eat draw ln the welt. . .• DaU)' Pilot a rw Ad. Call Todar .... '78 RABBIT · St.-.o, t9Pe, 4 ap., eunroot, 1 owner car. g136t) (I. .545418) '4188 (Stk. 113) (406243) 2 Door Hardtop 5 speed trans .. 2 tone paint. velour interior. body side moldings. Thermoguard protection pl<g .. AM·FM radio & undercoat. I Newport Datsw. offers these cars at our <*eoctv low ptiee, plus saves you even more with a fabUous Christmas rebatef Use the rebate on al or pat of your down payment, cash bock to you, or m across the board dscOUlt. ~ ~for~~ best selection, aid get VOtl r860fe bifOiilf's too IOtel Merry Christmas from Newport Datsun. AM20-~ •·t -·-r ··1----I b""'--~---'. Slk 0771 204067 J Door Hatcnoa ck 5 soPeO 1rans fac lory p ro1 ec11on pkg metallic paint The•moguard protection pkg & undercoat OUR LOW PRICE 16986 LfSS (Stk 154) (0 13276) 2 Door Sedan 4 speed trans . body side moldings. Thermoguarc1 protechon pi(g & undercoat $28911IATI YOUR PRICE 56697 OUR LOW PR~ '5146 LfSS {Stk. 230). (083003) 2 Door Sedan 4 speed tra ns . Thermoguard protection pkg .. body side moldings & undercoat. $198-•n YOUI PRICE '4948 '80 MUSTANG RMlo,power ltW*JA:IP· < 1.~~oeol1) '6288 •Cash rebate to be paid only after Dept of Motor Vehicle registration & on approve'd credit 1f 1 financing is requested. Cars subject to prior sate. Offer good thru 12· 15-80 '78 DATSUI 210 '80 510 2 DR. '80 210 2 DR. Auto. trllM., BSM, 4 ap., stereo, ••· air Automatic, BSM, tow mile. undel co.t. condftloMr. ltrtpel, metallic paint, (811WC0). ~moutdl~ low mlles. ( •1216) (11254) (t 33 ) (285Z ) I( 1.D.505189) '388& '5411 '4936 7 lu lfll --.~ ....................... MIC "01 ....................... ...................... -YOUltl CANtlAC .. , ........ OIAMel COUNTY! t.t .. , s t.1cv1n : NUU SIS(; 7tC...U.AC CUI TOM COMV•TllLI l.!k lo~ m1lo. Olll 111 .. k 111 d r u r h I o .i ll 1• I.I d~Ull S.-Sll.'50 JIMSUMO ... S tMP<>lTS ....................... .• ea .. ro l. ..... it' ..... 41PCI, H• palal, a lnl <'Gild •.tOO U HAIC) ... .,., 'T) t'IMW, n•w painl a•oeo 011.>•Mf.7111., T2('amaro3$CJ VI, 12200 ~$oW 111 f Tup 30~ 2 t>I , U MJlti , c u ... tum 1n t 'Ahl , lll>Olh•r , t lik1• Z Ill> lo m1, 0\10\' M Ull ell GM ~I S007 \•vl'lt ltr•• "' Of I •r ttJO . l 910 CHl~OLIT CITATI X·l I \'-Oltl>t' IJ r ) l , \ow miles , 11uto lr11o i. , air t·onJ .. t'l <' L ul1: c ar & l'lVllOffi ll'al' I 9tHX llX I OMLY $$HS 1971 CHIVltOUT CAMAlO \ulo 1rnn~ , u1r roml . n101---------1 ,11 \'t'r) .. 11a1p ' 132111 1 Ot4LY $48'5 1•n11 t1.\tl llOR HI \ I> t OS'I \1 Jo:SA 631 -1276 .,., c.1emi1n • n I 3 •Pd ...._, all """' SJ Utl .. 4?&l ~· .. •••,••••••• • • • • • • • • • 7!1 1';1uorudo t Jk1.' •>~ 1•1 1. ~U lt: .. ~.l1·l I 1 ,; h·l1l\.-pu\tnl'Clb. h1.1th:ll '4tidtd """"' 111 '-'> Ill 111 h 111oonroor b l:! rsu r •don•' lll·•nl( lriin>ft.'rrt•d \1 u'I ... 1.•ll 1111 t-,hlm udu lJu·>.l'I v. hill' S.{~i "'1\h 11 1111• 1nl Xlnt (1¥>!>1C 068 R I\ ll't u. I Ull' flM', gll trJn'µ ~OU ''' bit olr ~ !llXli Jll\ \lnll' ) I I .1 II ti II II 0 1:!L:11l,lli 1••11 an:111111 "'' t>.·\ 1111· naSl..\l.irl.. ~ltl'l'll'>•· \1111 1111111 1J'1•1,ot10 JUnl 8·1. llU 1.Hl 1.tl~ '17Klli1:..1,'>l.1 ~ll:!I '8.&oo l'.ill Ii 111 :10~11 c.•\ , • ., w:.1111 i\d H1·,ulb 1>-1~ !itii K • 1910 CHIVlOUT MAUIU2DOOR Urund flt'" w11h .iuto I r a 11 :. . ,, 1 r l' v n d l'l.'0111.lllltl'UI Ii l')IS , t•lc 11m11 Allrad1ve'. ONLY $6395 HOWARD C'-'•rolet Pm e & Quuil Sb '.'l t-;Wt>t>HT Ut:Al'll 133.qsss ...... !:::! ........... ~.......... ~··:i-··-··· ....... ~ ........ ~:!.~ ... ~ .... ~ a .... ._ ................. !!~~ .............. : .. ~! ............... !~ ................. !!.. ...... • ••••••••• !!~~ ~:.! ............. ... W~T§.. 1.o:'C~t''ll hrd Club Wo1oo 'TT 11 t: RC UR Y .. _ 11-:f. O~le. ''7tl'OllllAC • ·~ ..... , . ' ' ~-.~atH JI 1aJ fluell ~~Ull, bXa~Kt yo 11.m~~-llllll~r· ..... •• • --•1 duty lra er ,-.-.-MW • • Dew naly. -· -., • ., ._. V., •ll•Mk. ajr, ' ft11 pq. .. .,s, Ml·SIST. tW'I for price • ec11lip? ·nll. ,_., .. _..,, power ...... =. .._ .... !!.,~ .... ••••• Tllil full au. 4dr •4"1 • 1trall11. 1tereo, ••Ir '9a .. ~C-lffl tt41 drlvtG 18~ ml by reUr '8 llu1&an1, &ID&. I U,000 mllu. apor& ....,. I ,., ... ,.1 air .......... ••••••••••••• pvt party. Haa crwa ~ •motolc~.eate econ o t0 ~. <I• r . . .-.. &rnt. • 74 MAii IV control, climate control t l c ..,. a·•-tr,r tteTW"'' NEW .. U.! ~II nr: Beautifully equipped. rediod, .~111tal clock. Pl•. 12:0~1!:/" : .. ~~:u· M4tt <CllrtJDK). loaded with comfort• new ... c: brak ... radla • ~....._L N . ..I ONLY •ttl Uc. 218KllS · tires all around. Int dark •n• ._,~ """" 1-... MOWAIDC:...NW SZ7t7 brown 6 tan ext .a.-~ HU ~I. YOLICIWAGIN.IMC Dove....... ~ Unleaded au. Must 1 •••••••~•·••••••••••••• IM-41• NEWPOaT81ACH [ o ) to oprecia t e. S380. '7t<>tdlT9roHdo. Di .. el. 13731 HwtMw lllollll . ~ ~46.ll aner 4 Sat. after fully eqllipped, like new, ~rden Grove ____ .;.._.;..__-.....""!.:::::======--=:::'.. 10.mSun. (lAV\'683). 110.800 firm. '40·8882,1--------- '7'-MO--YA---1 ~ COMa. 77 YMSAIUIS 71 MOMAICH .. ISS" 544•4• '11 Trw A• 2 dt . i retl tranaporta· p 7bsrTa·l".1P po-er V8. automatic, rcower 4 door, automatic:, air, '71 Olds, lo mlleaae. alnt. c:.'.!=r.!-t1on. a utoma t iA , air ower • • • t d ' aJI I I rl r '" windows po•er ateeriaa windows.doors , ocks. power s eering, ra 10. xtru. nc: sn . ac· ~wer steerina. radio with ult /telHc:oplng and aeats air, ster eo. 1..ic. AKX981 tory CB, sacrince. Below •'ower steerina. brakes, r llW'20 1teer1118 wheel, a ir . U c:.415XXB . Sltf7 w.holesaJe.6«·W1. window•. P ower door IZ4t7 AM/FM stereo, rearwln· SHt7 (~) 'llO Oldtmobile Cutlass ~ocu. rear window de· dow delo&1er, automatlc (~j o D ......... h • •oaer. 16 MPG with 403 tradJ. Sfto.-white with 0 wva u._..am, dles~I. 4 dr, ~t,_.AM t FM a tra,ck . ..-;,.~'i,,·-;..,,"'i..,,.._........ &raundy interior.27 ,000 _ _ loaded. Lo m1 , P .P . ..,_., ==~=;:::=::==::::'.! mi I u l tn nu c u I a t e !ft:-$1986. < 114 >64S· 7545. 516-1415 '7t CHIYIOLIT • STIPSIDI 4a4 Cheyt.'nne Packa1e wit OntOlt road 11•15 whit Letter tires and c:hrom s poke rim s . Air automatic. oval tank and much more. (new) StlSO too So. c .. t Hwy. L.,_.leoch 4t4-l IJ I ~~w,rl~d7s:·:~:o W..eridl t947 ~~~••••••••••!!.~~ "19. DELTA Wgn. 14,000 '72 Pontiac Station Wan. 1142.4300. 2t hrs. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '10 MUST AMG rru. Many extras. S7.500. all pwr, runs fine. Good . '70 Maverick 2dr, runs gd, CUSTOM Call : 8'7~529'Z ___ mileaae . ssoo 080. 6 6 C I a 1 s I o V et t e needs paint, ~ or best COHVHTllLE ·10 Cutlass Sup. Convt . 4~·9283 _____ _ Roadster, both tops. 350 olfer. 842-3509. 1.h h'·· · 1 eng, a uto , AM 1F111 I:---------•~s arpc:onvers1on .1~ n e w l op , ro mp '63 P ontiac Le Ma ni cassette Mich e lins 74Maven ck4door.6cyl, ideal for o.ur Ca hfor~1a restored,a /c.$3200firm. Trans portution cur. S 6 2 5 0 , W k d ' good cond. 11700. sunshine. Equipped. with 646·8745, 493·S676 Good tires. New radiator (213)591·"753 : ev!/ t 962-9757 :!:~~;0:~~ala4 ~Y!1;::~ ..w;---9t57 &t trans. Needs brake wknds 963·il01. ttSO tran s m 1s s 1 on . th 1 s ••••••••••••••••••••••• work. S200 Call 549·0997 Dodp . ttJS ••••••••••••••••••••••• chocolate brown metallic ·n Hatchback. 4 s pd. =!.J>.!"~~P-~ _ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S .convertible does attract t:) I. good . cond. $1850. ·77 9 pass. Le Mans Safari ,1.,. ~ FINEST allenllon . Neve r r e 67~·1 ~~73·21~ wgn, stereo air etc ~ gl.'ltered. one or a kind . h I · · • Good cond. ew reblt LINCOLN-ME RCU RY tNew > 74 Stat ,Wgn , 4-cyl. auto. w Jle. x nt. 12950 or of· engine. Gold, black top , 2 DEALERSHIP 51750 Ac. nu paint. good cond. rer. ~~ dr. Good ga' inilnae . Sl.250 968 9923 12000 /o fr. 534 .7533 i0_..:.._ "J6f"'61ee -:._ ·_ 'i3 f'irebird l::sprit, good eves /wknds ~ 4410 w. ~ T~ ptymDuth 9960 t ond:newtires,runsllke '77HOVA SunsweplSt,SantaAna. 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