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1972-07-10 - Orange Coast Pilot
• I I ! Still an ·'Acti"e Candidate~ • ·- ' • • • • I , 5 Bea~h Holdup Cars Spray Painted Vi~tiJDs Lo~ked With Obs~enities \ In R ,efri era tor ·-In Leisure .World -' . . MONDAY AFTJ:RNOON.-JUL Y 10, ·~n, . ... . ~e:""'·~~-·- U'IT ......... . . ALABAMA GOV. GEORGE WALLACI WORKING OUT IN MIAMI Wouiiilod Condld1te P....,.ri"' for Str111uou1 Conyentlon Activity 14 Lei,sure · World -Cars · '. ' . . . " __ Covered By Qbsceni!i#~ Fourteeo LafUnl llilll Ltllure World residents today face the =I'* of their 1utomobiles and the lonllon of obecenlties sprayed on lbe cars by unknown inlrlderl durlnl 1be -end. Or1111e COunty Sberill'I dff Ice r e!lln>aled lbe dlmage lnlllcled lo the cars and nesrby waabroom ...U. and buildiap In tbe Ronda Granada oect.r of tile reti.-1 comples al nearly ,II.ODii. Depatiel llid tile lntl11den -.., pailll to deface tbe 14 can. Dtllllf ··-and bu11dlnp ancL •aablnl machinel-In the adja<ent <Ommunlty laundry. "Ont ,.. two of the victims im- mediately did their own 'l"a,.. OG top of lbe obocenllles unUI tlley could pt tbtir can to a paint ahop," an Jn. vutigator aaid •. ''Some . or tbe messages dabbed on their can were about u vile u you'll ever find." I Truman to Be X0 rayed . KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Doctors hope to X"'-J 1«m..-Pr-Huey S Trumln'• lower pstrN>teotlnal tract tllla -· 'Ille s-rayo, delayed aeveral tlmel becauoe of hi.s lrrltaled colon, are the only ocbeduled test remaining for the nation'• l!rd chlel uecuUve u be begil1I his --In Reaearch Hoopital IDd Medical Coller. ' • ~OllllCl man's I m -as EiPst -Press Meet Wallace ·Rejects . ' ·Third ·Party Try ... MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -George Wallace uid today he has no plans to be -a third-party presidential candidate. If dissatisfied with the choice of the DemocraUc convention. The Alabama governor, at his first full~ blown news conference since being critically wounded in an assassination at~ tempi May 15, aaid al the same lime that he does not believe the Democrats can win the election without the help of those who support him. I Sittirig before a battery of microphones In a wbeelcbalr because of paralysis from the waist down from ooe of the bullets that bit lilm, Wallace aaid be was still an active' candidate -and wouldn't have stayed In the race if he fell be aiuld . not physically lake il . _ Wallaee itreoaed again that be felt the Democrats would be In great trouble In November If they did not adopt a plat· form along the lines be advocalel -In· eluding an antibusing stand l8d 1 plank for a strong naUonal defen1e. "I want the Democratic parly to ff,,_ "'or V'-tl-·"" T-become the party of the average -r-.. M:" ••- ciUzen," Wallace Sflid. , Comed'an B b H h Bui be aaid the party mllll cban(e ill I o ope as re- direction or "II will paaa Into oblivion." cruited a planeload of ·Holly- "' for a third party bid this yur, wood personalitief to appear Wallace aald, "I don't have any p1111s at with htm July 22 in a six-slate all" for that. telethon to raise money . for Wallace espressed willinglless t o victims of I r o p 1 c a l 1t<>rm diacua a possible compromise with other Agnes. c..ndldateo ... the--di•Pllk<I <;aiifJ!rl)\a ..... -... -.-'--------.-_ -.. -... -_.-___ -___ -- dele&ate i.saue, but left uncertain .. just what his position would be, saying "I'd limply be lair." He also aaid he had no plans for the time being to make an appearance oo the OX1ventioo floor. , Wallace hU di.splayed far less Influ- . ., Deputies Raid Nudie 'Church,' Beach Man's Auto Out Of Co11tr-0l Hunllnctaa Buch City Councilman Ted BarUett wu temporarily put out ol business &mday afternoon when a '7&. year-old hotel owner lost control of hi.s car and ,crashed through the llarlleU oervlc:o ll1tloa. Andrew ll'nln llllncirlct, _., .. Clarie Hotel, 23811 Main st., Huntlnpa. Beach, told police he wu driving east- bound on Walnut Street when his gu pedal lludi and he lost control of hi.s car. He veered onto Main Street and went another block berore he smashed into a gas pump and through the office of the station oo lbe corner of Main Street aM Olive Avenue. The station, operated by Bartlett fer more than 25 years, was closed at thl time of tile accident. · Wllneueo to lbe accident aald that Shadrick WU moving ·-40 mllea per hQUi---lie bll"lbe puinp onil cruhed through !be coocrtll wall of lbe .. rv1ce atatlon. • · Shandrlck -not lnjinci, ac:conlln& to police. -Gunmen Hit Beach Eatery ence oo far than atdeo predicted, remain-· · ..... ., .. ;a_usC.a .. ing secluded lii.bi.s .. 20th floor presidential -Arrest...!Priests·'---~- Two muked IJlnclill w l e l d In g suite of the luxuriOU1 Sheraton I" o u r -_ automatic pi.stoll !labdey nlgbt escaped Ambuaador1 In downtown Miami . . with MOO alter they forced five employes Hi.s Bllfl discontinued medical reports DUARTE (UPI) -A ~bln.otlon f H ti ........... _ on his condition, f e a r J n g mlsin· chruch and beer bar featurmg nude ...,; . 0 a uo ... --~•ch McDonald's ham· terprelltions. dancers has been raided by 1herHf'1 "eadler burger restaurant into a freezer. , Frank Curtis, assistant manager of the They conceded that his face sometimes deputies who arrested four "priests," a More sunsblne for the Onap , restaurant at 20362 Beach Blvd. told unexpectedly contorted wllh pain from danctr 81ld a member of the coo-Coast i.s whit the -lady ii . pollce be wu -ldng In the beck at 11:05• bi.s abdominal 1'0UllCill. But they 1 a Id gregatlon. predicting. Temperoturea ol around p m when two men ID pea coall with old "Wallace would make an appearance In The weekend arrests at the Church of 79 led 1 the beachel, ~ks pulled over their laces came his wheelcbalr "al least ooce" at the Hi·Life In this I.as Angelea au bur b ristn8; to'u:"1ow .:,, Inland. !:OWi th~ lhl raar door ,' conven\iClll~ l"rhapo to denounce lbe plat-came alter a O!lHnOnlh lnveatlgation. "Dooi'I look at my iace and -;;I your -form I "uiiilne!l..eridoraement ol CO!rl-'-'' ~\n..J<i:r.e a littlel\ll'Pf'l~·w)l<n_tile~ ,_In.~ !fl'•· ..... hands behind your bead " .... ol lbe-beno pulsciry !cllool busing u a useful tool place opened up," a sherltt's spokeaman INSmE 'l'OD~ y dits aald .. 1bey then ~red.all the other toward lntegr~lioa. .said, referring to the chun:h angle. employes Into the buement Of the He aaid the bar 11as llce!IHd u 1 The Pt11too<m Papen lricl of restaurant, according to pollce. church but was uns~~ by wb1~ch agency. Da'iaiel Ellabero ond Ant"°"V Qlrli.s wu ordered to empty all the Words He Said· ....... Deputlea laid the church was dlvld· Russo b•lli., in Lot An11<I<• lo- money from the safe !Oto a plutlc trash • eel Into two parts. In the front ball, a day , as a panel of JOO proap<c- hag while one ol the men ept yelllns al church-goer could buy beer at a bar. In lillf jurors toas 1Ummoncd lo OP' bdn , "We ooly want billl, no colnl." Hurt H;.. Ears the rear -for a IS donation -be could p<ar for a ulcclion proceN -' All Of lbe employes were then farted "" watcil the nude dancers, or movies, 81ld iJ UJ><Cted to toke abovl • Into the freezer and told to stay Ibero 10 cit~ frte beer.. week, Sec •tOTI/, Pogc ~. minulel or they would be ltllled. Ono of PARIS (AP) -'"llllnk you, Thooe arrested t II c I u d. d Leo l..M. .... ' -._ " the bandtts fCUKI a jacket fir a fenllJe President McGovern/• Mid Ronald Barbark:k, 42 ; Martin Ordway, 22; ... 11"' • ...... " emplOye who wis afraid that Ge nUpt Reigan. ff And I hope, l never have Robert Allen Pucb, rt, and Galen ~:.= .. ,: =-= J "-a,acoordillc to pollce. toTbeuae~~~~.::l.~·~:u;.;; ..... l'l\?mP19n-Pnroon.Jr~ 41 ... Tbey "1:'. .. ~ i: 51 .. ::,, Curtil aaid the tble9es ntumed to the 1 spe«h before the.American Ch;; booked on IUSPk:lol] of permitting lewd ~··::.-,.~-;· · : TetW ..... freezer alter two mlnutea to be sure lbe of Paris today, wu Introduced by conduct and uhlbllllli lewd material. -·• ,.,. -restaurant worken were sUll there. They A dancer, Lena Kay Marquez, SS, Fon-=:-: ....... 1•1~ =. .,.: tbm fled with the !DCIMY. accotdlng &o it.I JftSldent, DI.WI McGovern. tana, WU booked on IUlplcion of lewd ..... ,,,. M ...... ---• pollce. conduct. -- • ... ._ ...... • -.... O.L-.. ~~0,0. o o o o. ~· o' O • O ...... J ~ ....... ' 0 0 0 0. 0. O O• '" ''' O O > O' O O' O ~· ·~···" O . . • ·~~. ~ ... ·~···· 4"' •••••••••• "J ...... . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-_:_~~_:__1L_~~~_:__~~----"\ I DAILY PILOI ~ondly, July 10, 197Z StUI ftt B•ce ). M~skie Of Peacemaker • Ill Role " MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Sen. Edmund &, Muskie, pledging to remain a con-behind dO<ed doors. didate until the De-.•tle pt.,ldenttal 'Ille meeting wu arranged !or the 16th nomlnaUoa I.I .. tlled, look on the role o! noor ollices or DemocraUc National 1 peacemaker today In a move to bead " Chtinnan lAwrepce F. O'Brlen. in lhe ofl whit be callod a polenUally fat-1 Footainebleau Holel. credentlall war. c"\ Muskie declined to stale his polition on MUlklo called for a meetin( or Iii<-' whether McGovern should be given blck chill oontenders !or the nomination to the 151 cali!ornia clelegales !!ripped lry to ...... a ·aettlement or the credttr from him In pte-«>nvenllon rulings. ti.Ill que1Uon before it reaches the floor 0 We have seen thls oonvention being todletat. • turned into two armed camps," Muskie Hllborl H. Humpllrey aa:epled the bid said, "prepared to rellOrl to every while frontrunner George S. A1cGovem parl~mentary maneuver which might balked at any compromise reached contribute to the victory of one or · anolber caodldale, U preparations for Teaclier's Firing . Upheld for Use Of 'Gutt.er' Talk OAKLAND (AP) -A judge has upheld the firing or a Hayward Junior high acllool teacher for cl!ICUlling oral coputa- tloa wl!h pupUa ·and u.sing what ad· mlnislraloOI deecrtbed as "gutter languqe." Alameda ~ Superior Court Judge Lyle E. ~ ruled !hat Mrs. Angela H. l!Gllr, 42, ol Sall J-Wll not entitied to J:<!natalement In the aocial llC!ence and hJ.s4ory teachlng job from which she waa cflac:blrpd lut fall ... ll'OWldl of Im- moral and unprofaslonal cooduct. Mrs. Mohr leati!led In a three-day trial that when she described a juvenile j!!dge'i speech to a youth conference aa ;1>-s-," she conaldered the tenn no worse than the expression "baloney." • Judge Cook aald he found use of the Worda died 11 ''unprofeaional" but not enDlllit to justify I finding or i!J!morality, Be uJd he "camully ,.aearched the ferm . . • and coacluded II an Inelegant upreuion at best." Mrs. Mohr uJd she aaw nothing wrong with difo1u1na oral copulaUoo iD the Clllllext ol outdated lawa. Judp Coot dlllagreed, saying " ••. it .. dlllleult to undenland the reuonlng lhat ~ prompt I junior high achoo! teadter. to aelect !hi.I 111bject u an a· ample of anpopat•r Ian for ~ aicleratlon by llUdenta In !hi.I •I• group ()2-11)." 'Complalnl.I !rom some llludents and other leachera at La Vista Junior ll!gh ....Wied Jn Mrs. Mohr'a dlsmlssai by the f"yward Unllled School D!strlci board. j \ Hughes Gives School Money RJ;NO, Nev. (UPI) -A checll: ror•,ooo from billionaire reclUM Howard Hugbea !\al been received by University or Nevada Recenta meeUn( here. Hughes hu jll'Omised the R<no campus two-year medlcal acltool llll0,000 I Y'8J' for 20 yeon. Tiit checit WU the second installment. battle continue, and batlle 11 joined on Ill! present ground; the toll In political dead and injtll'<d could be horrendou.s and our pafy and Ill! nominee could be among the etSUalties." Before calling !or the meell11f or the presiclenUal hopefuls Muskie I o I d reporters, u1•m still a candklate and will be a candidate until this convention is ended." He said he was keeping the delegates pledged to him. 'Ille front-running McGovern 11ld be saw "little to be gained by going into a cloeecf room with siJ: anti-McGovern can- didates." He said he might reconsider ti reporters and other outsiders were allowed in the us.!ion. While the convention c r e d e n t i a t s maneuvers corrtlnued at the resort strip hotel.I, about 500 antlwr clemollltratora marched on the convention center car- ryin( Viet Cong nap and llboutlng 1togans. There was no violence 1n the protest Jed by the Vietnam Veterans Against the War as it wound it.a way seven blocks through the Miaml Beach business district and put side 1treets lined with retirement hotels. Security romalned tight with federal troops and stile police forces standing by, and olive drab helicopters patrolling the cloud«udded Hies over the white lines of bolels. 1 Rop. Shirley Chisholm picked up a poteoU.I 93 addiUmal first ballot voles today when Sen. Humphrey told black delegatea pledged to him they could vote for her on the ln!Ual presldenUal rolkall Wedneaday. Aidel uld Hmnphrey le!eplloned Mn. Chisholm to -his cleclalon, made Jn ...._ to her proponl that black cleleplel lhould lllck together !or al least one vote. Mrs. Cbiabolm, fh'lt black vroman to seek the presideolial l'Xlrninat1'J11, claims to have 21 delegates JD hei' camp, but has been flghtlng a move from Juttan Bond to strip her of aome of tMse. McGovern met with a group ol farm. •late delegates, toured atate deleptlon1 1arply ~ to him and met wl!h a C1UC111 or wmneD In ID effort to have the cooventloa overturn his big 10tbacl: by the party credential.I commlllee. Humphrey held a llaff meeting 1 n ~ then vll!led a 1•tbertni or women delegalel, coollnulnl to drum on the "1l'm-uo.qultter" theme be bu been 80Wldlng in hotel corrldorl, CIUCUlel and news coaferencea. "IV• wtll filbt bard but alay !air," he said. "Are we ralalng a br<ed Iha! 11y1 'live It to me; I've earned It and JI you don't I'm going to pick up my marbles and walk home'?" ~uspect in Triple Murder ~o Be Arraigned ·Tuesday • Triple-murdor Mped Amos L . "1tcliU was being held wltboul bell this tllOrnini In Westminster jail w!!h formal ar<aigmnent eipecled Tuesday. 'Ibe 50-year-old atrospace worket OIANff COAST n DAILY PILOT 'TM °""" C.SI DAIL V 'IUIT, w1tfl wfllch h cornblncd tM N.-.Pra .. h putill.tltd by tM Of'lnOI CUit l"lli.llstl~ COlllP9ny, ~ r'1t •111ont •r. publbhfd, fMnll•Y ~rDllO!t Frllhy, flt Cost• Mu•, N"'91'1 ltld\ Hvnllnlttfl ltachfF-t1ln V1Uty, Llfllltl allegedly ahol his esltol1fed wile and a male friend as they ..turned to her Fountain Valley llome -ly Salurday morning. PolJce cbarJe Iha! RatclU! then went to IV-""ter where he killed a third penon, Betty c.mr, 42, or 93IO McFadden Ave. According to police accounts, RatcfJ/i hroke inio the home ol Betty L. RatcUU, 41, or 1115lS Morning Glciey Ave., and waited !or her to return home. • When she arrived about U:IS a.m. -·--9Mtll.--1Nlnel51ddlt1Md; end $11, Cltmtnl•f S1t1 JNn Clpl1tr11111. Ii. 111191• '"'-1 tdfflill '5 111/blnlttd S.llll'lllYI Ind hndlYJ. 1lle (llf"lnc!Nf l!Wlllhlllt Pl•nl It ., "° Wt~f .. y $1rHI, '91!1 MIM, tlTifomll, "'"- Saturday,~ was accompen!ed.by Craig P. fllrst, about 50, ol Anahelm. 'Ille two then entered the house and found Ra tcliff waiting wl!h I .JI colfber rifle. The pair ran to escape, according to · Police, but Ratcllf! stepped outaldt and gunned them down. Police said Ratcl!f! then returned to his . mobile home in Anaheim and picked up a second gun, and went to the home ol Bet· ty Carew. ' . RoD1rt N. W1M Pmlllenl en.I Publlaner J1~k R. Curl1y Vkl PrnM .. 1 enil Gt!Mlr11 Mll'l9flt Tiio"''' k11•ll e-7\i o'"•• A. Mw,lth1e MIMS!Jnl lllll .... Ch1rl11 H. L•o• klc~1;.J P: 'Naff' AuW*'lt Mlftllllw Edltlft -N5.C:: Mtu1 n1 w.t_ lty Strwt lftdl: sm """"" t911ln'IN ut1M1 lledl: m ,.,., "'"""" H"'11n1'911 1Md11 1n7J a..11 ...,....,_ kll °""""'1 al Ntr1ll II Cl'"IM ll:MI Toi.,._ (7141 '41-4Jll c-...... ~ .... '41-1611 ~ CIMllt ............. ., u.a '""' 4tl~Jt ''"' --........ (:wllff '"'~ . _,_ ~. 1tr:\ air_. C.I ...,._.,. ~. Mt ..... ..,.., lllwtr.tltM, .....,.., ~ ...... , ....... "" ...... !!C' ... -.·':::=· ::c'." ·-· .... --=--c..-... ~ ··----., canter .... ......,.., " ... ··'' ........,, ........, ......... llM~. Ratclilf wu picked up In Westminster while writin( a nole to his two chlln -aged 11 and Z2 -in which he allegedly said was IOIT)' for :•wtiat ht b~ done," •ccordinc to police. Blast Kills Woman In Paris Restroom NANCY, France (AP) -A YDUJ\I woman buml!d bertelf to death In the .toUet o! lbe Strubourg-Paril upiesa train today. The train· wu llopped •Iler an et· ploslon buried plecet Cl wood;"rOttal and glau 1111 to 1 ta ti on J>latrorm 11 w.owie. Trainmen r....r a portlallj empty guollne contaln<r and the dm- recl body or the woman, e111matec1 to be I bout JO yean old, lna!de lbe tollet ol I passenger car. 'ZIPPIES' AT CONVENTION -Leslie Bacon Oeft} stands by as a member of the 1Zippies' tears a card· board seal of the Democratic National Convention ~ Ul'I Ttl-.Ml'll after removing·lt from a wall of the convention hall. The charge against Miss Bacon of conspiracy to lx>mb a government building was recently dropped. Name Game Under Way For Dem0crat VP Spot \ Yorba Linda Set To Protest Plan For Chino Hills Mayor Rudolph CUtro of Yorba !Jnda MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -The -Reubin Askew, the governor of called 8 special city council ineeting Sun- Democratic "Dame game" reached for Florida and Democratic cohvention day to protest the proposed Chino HillJ vice presidential possibilities today. keynoter. Askew won national attention airport planned four and a half miles Among those mentioned was Edmund S. but popular rejection in hiJ own state in north of the city. Muskie, who once thought the presiden· a referendum that saw him pitted castro told a crowd of 300 citizens that tlal nomination was his for the asking. against opponents of busing. Brea and Placentia were joining his city . MU!kie, who ran for vice president -sen. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, in the battle to prevent development of ., ho 1 f 'd and the jet,factllty. with Hubert numphrey four years ago, w se father tw ce ran or pres1 ent Previously Olinda Village and Brea emphasized that he was not seeking that . whose great-grandfather was vice presi· ~ had ~Jced protests. Castro ~d role again, and there was no sign it dent. The Stevenson name is well kno~, Habra officials probably would JOlD wou1d be offered to him. However, at least to the over-30 'electorate and the fight, loo. "d •·Je · _ ·-I h Ju. · Id be · I toral · The mayor II.I .c grams w-... _.., Muskie ltopped short of saying e would mo1s wou a ma1or e ec pr • t e-11 t 1 0 g Fedetal Aviation not accept it. -Rep. Wilbur D. Mi 11 s (1>¥'k.), ~~inlstraUon air space approval o! !he Muskie's name was among a dozen or chairman of the House Ways ~1d:eans facility announced Jast week. so being menUoned by convention Committee and the possessor,M a solid Tbe FM approyal must be followed by delegates as possible running-mates if conservative reputati~t might be: an envi~ental impact study of the ! li · McGo proposed airport on 23,000 acres strad-Sen. George McGovern locked up !he help ul 00 a beral .. r vem dlln the Or ge.sa Bernardino County P~·-. None of the speculation seemed to tickel But Mills bu n close to the li lnorth o:°the Rl~e-&Aa Freeway. • 'we-"stop McGovern" f and presumably ne, .,.._. have much to support lt. would not be int ted. ~ Others mentioned included. -Hodding C DI, the youn.g editor -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, (!).Mass.), and publls o! the Della Democral· Body Relocated whom McGovern himself named as Times of nvJlle, Miss. Carter was an I active ber of the party reform com· among the ftrst persons he would ca l to mitt~fleaded by Rep. James G. O'Hara CANNES, France (AP) -Tbe body of Prince Aly Khan, killed in an auto acci· dent In Paris in 1960, wu nown today to · Damascus for reburial 1n a special mau· solemn, according to bl.I wlsbes. Ar· rangements for tramfer ol the body were made by Prince Karim Aga Kbu. talk about the second spot on the ticket, (l).!tlfch ) although he did not say ~ would offer ~0ru{ • Gllllgan, governor of Ohio, the post to him. Kennedy sun was sayin~g another electoral prtze. Gilligan bas been no to all talk. active here in seeking to line up vote -Leonard Woodcock, president o! !h swltcbes to put McGovern over the top. United Auto Workers and one of the few top union Jeodera friendly to M~vem. McGovern himself mentioned IV,o<ldcock aa one possibility. As a presidential can- didate be would badly need lahor support so lar denied him. Burwn Fills In , Donat,es $45,000 LONDON (UPI) -Richard Burton stood In !or Elizabeth Taylor al a United NatJons Children's Fund c"'emony. He .said he was there because she was "lock· ed in some embracing .scene with Laurence Harvey" while ftlmJng "Night Watch." Burton presented Miss Taylor's check for $15 000 to UNICEF. It matched the amouni he spent !or her 40lh birthday pany In Budapest last February, Free-POW Unit~ U.S. Mercenaries Forces All.eged STOCKHOLM (AP) - A U.S. mercenary force I.I Jn Southeaal Asia to lry to force the release of American prisoners of war, the chairman of the Remem- ber !he Pueblo Committee claimed today. The R<v. Paul Lindstrom o! Prospect Heights, Ill., refused however, to name the nation from which the mercenary force ls operating. He told a news conference the committee formed an Jntemational Douglas MacArthur Brigade to free American POW1 in Southeast Asia. . The brigade has 120 volunteers, including 110 Amerlcam, who ~e Marme veterans, be said. There also are mercenaries from Sweden, Britain, France and Belgium, he added. . "Our aim this time is to liberate one or maybe two or three American POW1, 11 Llndsfrom said and asserted Utat "enemy territory wu penetrated twice last month by reconnaissance units." -· ··~·-·--·-··-·-· McGovern Confident Of Winning ~ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Democrats approached the start of their 1972 nominating convention today with George McGovern holding to the in!ide track. P.tcGovern's hopes for a fin:t·ballot vic- tory were buoyed by two favorable parliamentary rulings and signs o1 sup- port from uncommitted delegates . The South Dakota senator said he was confident or winning back ISi critical California votes taken from hlm by rivals on the party's Credentials Committee. But in the labor rankt. there was · evidence of a.,rnounting drive to head off ?ifcGovern. AFL-CIO officials were circulating privately a harshly \VOrded attack on McGovern's record on labor, the Vietnam ,var, commWlism, civil rights and a laun~ dry list or otber issues. From the headquarters of another can· didate, G~rge C. Wallace, came a call fc>r party chainnan Lawrence F. O'Brien to resign as convenUon chainnan or ask ror a vote of confidence from the con- vention's delegates. Charles S. Snider. the Alabama governor's campaign manager, said his action was prompted by O'Brien's rulings Sunday on califomia credientials. O'Brien, who will preside over the con- vention, held it would take a majority ol those eleglble to vote to adopt cre- dential.I reports and that the unconsested members of challenged delegaUODI ~ vote on the challenges. These rulinga could be Important aources or strength to McGovern. II he captures the contetted Call for n 1 a delegalea he co.u)d be ll!led to within 50 votes of a first-ballot triumph Wednesday night, according to The Associated Press' tally. Crews, Scout8 Cl.ean Up Siw Of Rock Festival LONG POND, Pa. (AP) -Main· tenance crews, Boy Scout& and poUcemen labored today arGund Pocono Interna- tional Raceway, cleaning up after what probably was the largest rock muJic festival in the Ea!lt since the graddaddy of them all -Woodstock -three years ago. Track maintenance men and the scout& began disposing or the usortmenl or lit- ter left by the estimaled 120,000 penoo1 who alt.oded. BotUes, food wrappers, blanket!, clothing and jusl about anything else Im- aginable were picked up inside the grounds. "\Ve don't e!pecl to be back to normal for another seven days or so." said William Marvel, manager of t b • raceway. He said about 100 Boy Seoul! and 3S other track maintenance perllO!lllel worl:· ed Sunday at clearing the clebrl.I. Al.lo, Marvel said, some rock fans stayed behind bneny to rid the area or trub. "We paid them," he said. "'Some of them needed money to get back or eat." ·Estimates ol the si%e or the crowd ranged from 110,000 to 200,00I). Police, meanwhile, dealt wl!h a bigger commodity -automobiles. "Our maio problem hu been aban- doned vetucles," said a state polictman at the Femrldge aul>llatlon, about 10 miles from the race track. 'Ille spokesman wu unable to provide an esUmale o! the number or abandoned vehicles. es:cept t b I t it WU "considerable." ·-,-... . -. citl'J COSTA MESA JEWELRY .. LOAN ~ _ -· . New and Uke New Merchandise -r OPEN • DIAMONDS U.Plll WttlTW oot.O 11::.:~ • RING e o..sa.a ...... •111Me11 ...... e .11 a. Tlfef ....., ~! ONLY $995 -· lADtll 1« W.e. DIAN.ONO RUBY CLUSTER RING .... """ "' .,,.,.. Liii lit:MI! NIW ONLY~~ 6 ALL CARRY OUR ,;. I • FENDER SHOWMAN GUITAR AMP. ond OUAL SHOWMAN SPEAKER IOX with two 15" D130 JBL'• Ull $395 MIW GIBSON GUITAR -l>""'-·_,.· '$';$. 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I I ,, ' - , the' ·age al B !he do Ilea tur Leg' A the -! Hi 8. fro the Slee I roof lure F 0 r ( • .. . Viejo· Club Sewing, Livestock Programs Draw Youths ... to six. While a pJOject is not a fll!J.tlrqe job, tt does require attention and, 1n keeping with the motto that "f.H is a family afiair.'' p.trents are often caped. upon to afd their youngster. By PATRICK BOYLE Of 1119 O.Uy f>lltf Slftf Not too many 13-year-old glrb make . their own clothing, and most boys that ·age have never seen a live chicken, let 1looe raised a prize winning rooster. But for two San Juan C8pistrano youngsters: and many other atqdents in the Saddleback llld Clplltrano Valleys, sewms. ralslni liveotock and other P'Of- -take the pla<e of after ecbooJ ·sports or the Pep C!Ub. Debbie Drown does Indeed make ber clothes, and she wears one special dress whenever she addresses aervice ch.lbs about why they should support the Mission. Viejo 4-H Club. Brad Mathias' Lagunans Argue . rooster. whose name is Oscar, took the sweepalal<es award for poultry at tbe 1971 Orange ColMlly Fair. Brad could not enter the bird this year becauae the epidemic of Newcastle's Disuse forced cancellation of the poultry competition. But the r"OO!ler is as trim and cocky as ever, waiting for next year's fair in his pen behind Brad's house at lllU Avenlda Loi Cerritos. Brad's mother, Beverly Mathlaa, ts co-leader ol the f.H club and says that alnee ber two IOllS joJned f.H two years ago, tbe family has gained.a horse, about 50 chlclcena, and 10 rabbits. "I love It,•• she said , Debbie's mother, Mickey Drown, grew up on a farm and is the other co-leader of the dUb. Both women readily admit that maey )'Otll\CS~rs join 4-H and then drop out when they see the amount of work involved. "There are a lot of parents ond kids who don't realize what they are getting into," says Mrs. Drown. "It is not just a matter of dropping the kids oU for the day." There ano J,040 IDftnbera In the 36 4-H Cubs in the cowity. The Mission Viejo club now baa about SO members ranging In age from t to It. But at the beginning of the Jast acbool year, 67 youngsters turned out to participate. Each member should complete at least one project during the year. and some of the high echOol age members handle up "The more involved the parents are," Mrs. Drown feeJs, 1'the more involved the child will be ... But the projeclS don't simply consist of making clothes and raising animalJ. '11lere ~ sa)fes of possibillUes t() choose from including food preparation, dog care, bicycling, small engine repair and maoy others. But Mrs. D~ says the recent "back to the earth'' mov.ement has: sparked many new memberships and much interest in raising animals and growing food . For each project. the dub member must keep an accurate, day -to-day record of money spent on feed or materials and of the \ro!'k that was done. Old House Di~pute R • A grpup working ori the same type or project receives direction and guidance aging from a club leader. rn addition, each · youth is provided -with a University of ' , " caiilornie-prepared manual about the project, outlining how to go about oc- By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of lflle O."' Plitt Stiff 'lbere's a subtle dispute among Laguna Beach historians over how the pie· turesque Captain's House at the foot of Legion Street came into being. A stronger argument exista: over how the landmark will bow out -if at all -from· the art colony scene. The house, located at 563 S. Coast Highway, has received envious stares fro~ counUeas peraona who have walked the beach betweeit Main Beach illtd Sleepy Hollow. Its weathered exterior, 1teeply pitcbeil roof, Victorian woodwork and large pie· lure windows have made it the perfect Fest to Appear 011 TV Program ... cottage -a rarity In these da)'I ol beacbfront apartment and hotels. According to Mrs. Merle Ramsey, who with ber husband wrote a history of Laguna Beach, the Clplain's ljOiiae W.s hullt In 1698 by two ladies from Riverside. "The ladies stayed down here in July and August and clooed tho house for the rest of the year," aaid Mrs. Ramsey. 0 As I have been told, they dido't mil too much with other people in the area." The land, she said, was purchased by the ladles from Olis T. Dyer during a land boom in Loi Angeles Couoty -of which Laguna Beach wu a part at tbe lime. Dyer, a Riverside man, persuaded Henry Goff to subdivide bis holdlnp on the bluff between Laguna Avenue and Beach Street (now Legion Street). Goff was owner of the old hotel at the corner of Laguna Avenue and S, Coait Highway. Dyer, said Mrs. Ramsey, purchased II lots. He Kept the two largest ones, located just JOulh of the Goff Hotel. Within three days, the remaining nine lots ,each $0 feet wide, were sold to friends in Riversid'!. ... .. · · . . , H complishing the Wk. All of tbi# costs House, Just north~ the ,Captam s ouse. each member $1 per year. - at 583 N. C'.oast Highway. The club goal is the annual county fair, It .was b~t .bY Sylvanus and . Sabra where Mrs. Drown believes t h e Ferris of RiverSide on lot 7 of. subcbvislon youngsters learn to accept construcUve No. 1 ~nd served as the fll'St Sunday criticism from expert judges. And if they school m Laguna Beach. . have raised a fann animal tor the auc-~n Handy Jr., son of the whahng cair tion, It is also when they part with their ~n served as one of the Sunday school prize winner. instructors. 00-· ha t h T tt'tude Julia Moulton, who bears no relation to au~y ~e o ave a J>OSl ive a .. 1 the owners of the Moulton Ranch , in-about th~t, Mrs. Drown ~ys. They herited the house when the Ferris' died . have ra~ a market ~l w~se Ruth Taylor purchased the two houses ~ts to be sol,SI. And i.t has received In 1964 and held then until 1969, when a k>t of te~ loving car~11t never would Upland Industries a abusldiary ol Union have gotten m a feed lol Pacific Railroad ~tered into the Laguna The {rice paid for a prize-winning Beach scene. ' lamb or a heifer is often much higher "Originally the company wanted to ac-than the market price of the meat, and quire enough' contiguous property for a this re!Jects another ectivi~y of the club. hotel and condominium. complei:," said 'Jbe bidders at the auction are often John Phillips assistant director of real representatives of service clubs that OAIL '( Pill.OT lteH RAISING RABBIT CAN BECOME A HABIT Bri1n Mathi1s, 12, Shows His Bunny S tnte Recreation V nit Plam. Rail Relocation • estate deveIOpment for Upland. "But have agreed to support the 4-H activities. when the height limit passed, the hotel The ~~ngsters urge Uie servi~ groups The state's Department of Parks and would have a major effect on the state. concept was abandoned." to participate, and the more bidders at Recreation will take the key planning parks department -which adminlstera Upland Dow owm four lots between the aucUon, the higher the selling price role in a $100,000 grant to study the three separate beach parks along tbt Sleepy Hollow Lane and Laguna Avenue of.the Jamb or heifer Will be •. At the 1972 relcication of the Santa Fe Railroad South Coast. and is negotiating for other properties. fa1r, when . Jamb was selling on the through the South Orange Coast. In previous contacts with San CJemente Word from Upland two months ago market for 33 cents per pound, Mission Administrative aides to Assemblyman leaders in the relocation effort, Mott that th.e two. houses were headed for Viejo club members sold their young Robert Badham (R·Newport Beach) said already liad committed the department demolition alanned members of the sheep at prices ranging from 70 cents to the agency headed by William Penn Mott to total support of the projecl • The Laguna Beach Festival of Arts will be featured on the !how "Citywatcbers," Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 21 (KCET). Lots at the time went for $50 -or $1 per front foot along the beach. LagUD& BeaCb Community Historical $1.40 per-pound. will either do the planning study with its AS envisioned, the relocation would Society which promptly -and sue-In many cases, the winning bidder will own staff or will recommend the-hirihg · mean interceptlng·the ·uisting·r-OUting .. of ......... -..... cessfully -encouraged, a 90-day demoli· use the animal for a service club of outside consultants. the tracks eomewhere in the Saddlebact Columnists Charles Champlin and Art Seidenbaum Ifill be shown at the Festival grounds, interviewing artists an d membel'I of the Pageant of the Muter• cast and ~ew. The ahow .Ifill be r-led Saturday at 7:30 p.m;I flf 1)1 Thil year's festival ts acbeduled to .run from July 14 through Aug. fl. Although all Uckets to the evening performance ol lbe Pageant hive been aold, puaons may check with the box office dally foe cancellations. Another story about lot 9 1Ubdivision No. 1 -the site of the captain's House -says that an old saltnamed Ben Han- dy hullt tbe house In 11187. some say he brought the wood for bis home in by boat, since there was no road alone the bluff at the time. Because Handy hid been tbe captain of a wballng ship, the name Clptain's House lluck. Proponents of this story claim the two ladies from Riverside actually hullt a house just south ol lbe caplaln'a home. Lesa cootroversy IUITOUltda the bis!Dry ol whit ts commonly called the Moulton Spooky Buy-· - Bohrd Eyes Bare-bones Budget Consider the lot of the poor S.ddleback Community College trustees. M H multi-million budgets and tax increases weren't enough of a burden, trustees have been called on to okay the purchase ol eight human skeletons. They're for the science department. And they're in the school's 1972-7S fiscal year operating expenses -presumably part o! the barH>ones budget (18.15 million). Does Saddleback get a break in price if their skeletons are purchased In quanUty? "Well, of COW"R we do/' Ron Barletta, college business manager, Aid brusquely. "We're always seeking lbe best qaallty al the lowest poaalble price,• he added. The skelelnns ano artlculated -joined at lbe joints -and cased. They'ra from India and will -$1,211 for all elghl lion moratorium. action by the city coun-barbecue or have tt butchered and divid-In either course, said Badham, Valley area, taking a new tack across -r-- cil. ed Into IO!lall packages, which are then spokesman, the $100,000 in federal flJllds foothills and canyons, d r o p p t n ' While the historical aociety con-sold to club members. · committed to the study will be used to coastward IOl!lewhere in Cleveland N~ templates its next move, Lagunans "They know that they are supporting a pay the expenses. tional Forest, and picking up the old Trevor and Jocelyn CUshman have youth who is keeping busy and keeping Badham has won the credit for route again 10mewbere in the nortberlf. f~arded a proposal to ipove the Cair out of trouble," Mrs. Drown says. "li it spearheading the grant which i s section of Camp Pendleton. tain'a HoUle to another Jot in town and were mt for the Future Fanner•, of calculated. to pay for determination oC The malri reason for relocation, uy reetore It as a private residence. America (a high achoo! organization) and the 'feasibility, com and pouible rout.. -tera ol Illa "°""""' alooc U.. s.ith . ~ deaire ol the historical aociely, f.H, there ~·1 be any animals ot the ol an Inland routingol the Santa Fe. Coast, ii the llftl)'aHordecl "1,_1"' ~lecf 'prellilent Harry Jeffrey, is fair." " • , •'ll'be' propo.ats ful ·'liii>'e 11tf 'TlllWaY the. old roula-Illa beidlllwL .f ~pruervethehouaelutbeirpreaenll.:;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:,;~~iiiiii;;;;;;;;i;iiiiiiiiii~ii;;;;;i;;iiiii;;;i;;iiiiiiiiii;;;o,iiiii;;;;;;;;i;;~iiiiiiiiii;;;;t. locations as hiltorlcal landmarks. II A goals statement by the Coastal Dmlopment Liaison Comn111oe, """" poaed of a number of city officials, also encourages that the houses remain at their ptesent locations. '!be finol policy decision will -with the planqlng commlsaioo and the city council. Boating Oasses Will Be Offered • • • A series ol classes on boating will be offered by the United Stites Power Squadron at Richard Henry Dana School, 24242 La Cresta Drive, Dina Point, beginnb1g tonight at 7 o'clock. Claasea Ifill be held each Monday llld Tuesday nlgbl through August. some of lbe lnplca to be 'covll'ed include boat handling, rules of the road, navigalinn, boat trallering and plotting couraea. The course la open to the public, free. Furtbel: tnformstion may be obtained by calling Lt. George Corrington. 4f6.11193. #"!'(/ti; Semi Annual ·616UJIC SHOE WOMEN'S----------. PENAWO e LADY FlORSHEIM e DELIGO . e HILL & DALE e VALLEY e e VITALITY e RISQUE e ENNA JETIICKS e COBBLERS ~WOMEN'.S SANDALS UP TO Y3 OFF and MORE SIZES TO 11-VALUES TO $30-AAAA to C ... ... .MEN'S·-.. ··"-... .. ··- Chlldren'• FLORSHEIMS · Iit?r. B $17080 to $27 ,80 ... -~----1 l 'I~ rR~oiRm · VALUES TO $36.95 GIRLS t7tt BOYS '.8" WINTHROP-E. T. WRIGHT $17.80 $29.90 , ... to SU. -v ... to $46. Values to $17.00 OPEN MON., & FRI. NITE TILL 9:30 P .M • . ,. . USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARG~ HEMPHILL CHAimE. " DlsCONTINUED STYLES. BROKEN SIZES. ALL SALES FINAL: • 54 FASHION ISLAND ' Y .. ngest O•le ~ ................ -...... _., ___ ............. ~.-..... . ··--.. NEWPORT CENTElt. • 644. 4m .......... _.,_ ... • • Keith TboolplOD, 18, younpst Gi the Ohio delegates McGovern badge at the copventlon site in MWnl to Uie !Jelh<JC!a ~ ~llloa';l·,-eation, dltplays bls_!l',t;th wh!!e P.i;oceedlncs open tcllay. __ . • ,. _________ .._ _ _. _____ .... _________________ _. ·-----......... ·-•••••• : ..•.. ~·····-···-·}................... , . • . _. t .. --.,.. ······-······~·· .. ·-····~·.~·······-······ .. ·······"·························-··············· ·······--... ·-~ .. ··········-·· --·-·· • :C DAILY PILOT 1My'l8 the -chesst'*1 Baliby Fisher uses!' Fischer Gets His Cha,ir- Ends Truce; By COIJN BAKER BELFAST (UPI) -lrUb Ropubllcan Army (IRA) IUJUll'll ntumed to the a~ lick today, tbelr 13-<lay ceue-llrt abin- doned. c ... 6ii1ue. spread· acnios Bellast and Loodooderry and 10 penons died In the !ightln& or through "execuUOOJ." In tbe llrst boun after the IRA Proruiooal wing called off its truce Sun- day niaht, six dviltanl died. in Bellas!, including a 11-year-<>id girl and a Roman catboUc priest who wu shot as be act. ministered the last rites to another vie· tlm. Sixteen soldiers and JO civilians were wounded. · EarUer Sunday while the cease-fire was sUU In effect, police found tbe bodies of four men who apparenUy had been ex· eculed. Tbe deaths railed lbe toil for - 0 ••• ... ·--·---~--• .. -.....;....."":"' .. .: .... w ... .. -... - MIAMI .. BEACH ..----· ~ .,,::::;:-..,C':::. -·--· -·· ·JULIA T U Tt~t ....... ~ ." __ .. ),,,,.o,,.._ ---, ...... _ -·= .. =~· .. loo ....... :. ··- • -----· ..... . . C•~tllOll HUM,H~ly · -----::~-;.-~--~ ·-· . blM.&00,. CONVINTION HIAOOUAUUS M h 1J • Northern Ireland'• three · years of ·· ··-··--~~£-. --·· ~g~~---~~:i:.;'!rE . JJ:J;.,;;.~.;,=-".g;2fltlfr~~~J~ REY!tJAV1K,-1celand'iUPl)~'lbe leadea.GUhe militant,l'rotea!anUJlsler · ' . CbNVENTION , :1HALL 1!ori1 Spusky·Bobby F!Jcber world chess Vanguard Movem .. ~ lllid today, "We match can begin _ Fischer's favorite' ~re ~a ~te of ciyil war. Irishman is o--oc•·· •·· rrlved fighlmg lrilltnwl. What else can it be _.,. .,... a .--called?..!t _ ____,_ -----n. nivel chair In metal and black He spoke two days before the tradi· leather was flown from N~w York to tiooal Orange Day celebration com· Iceland and put on lbe slageM lbe Royk-memorating lbe 1690 flallie oJ tbe Boyne. javllr: chess hall Sunday · Some 50,CX» Protestants are expected to Spassky's Russian ~dvisers arrived march through the province and the shortly after the much talked about chair British governm.ent today &Mounced and studied it suspiciously. Then they left another 650 soldiers .we;e en route to without comment. Northern Ireland, bnngmg total troop Now lbe Icelandic organizers face 1 strength on 1be province to ).1,650. new problem: Where to find 1 similar Secretary of State William Whitelaw chair in Iceland? "It would look better if flew to Northern Ireland to<say from both Spassky and Fiscber had the same England to confer with security advisers chairs," said Gudmundur Thorarinsson, on the latest crifls; presidelti of lbe Icelandic CtieSs Fedora· Protestants, Roman Catholics and tbe lion. -British Anny, meanwhile, mobilized men Fischer took one look at the dozen di(· today in the wake of the ceasefire's sud· ferent c b a i r 1 the Icelanders had den end. Sources in the IRA and the mili· assembled from Reykjavik's furniture tant Protestant Ula~ Defense Associa· stores the other day, sat down in soffie of ti~ (UDA) saiCJ. conUngency plans were lbem and lben gave his verdict: "Fly in bemg put into effect by both groups to my own chair " bnng them to peak: readiness for more UPI T ........ lt MIAMI HEADQUARTERS SITE FOR DEMOCRATS, GOP Map Shows Hotels Whore Major Candidates Wiil Stoy Examination Requeswd For Japanese Terrorist Spassky, I~ 35-year-old world cham-hostilities. . pion, did not seem. to worry much about Sharp gunbattles,raged m several parts LOD, lsrael (AP) -The Japanese ter-but at a policeman as well ••• "Then he details of tJie pso 00'.I mateh of Belfast until the early morning hours. rorist who survived the Tel Aviv airport pleaded guilty. Before leaving 'for a sa1Mon fishing M~t were between troops and Catholic massacre pl aded ·u t th · ··· .. -tour ·of··northem··Jceland ·ibe·detending.-.-~~~! ..... ~.~h .. Pro.testant gunmen . . e gui Y. a e operung 1n effect, the charge sheet accused clwnp1on said u1 am not going to argue were drawn iii to the gun duels·as·weU.-· ........ 9.~ .. ~~.!~~ .. ~~11 .. ~.1:1.~ .~~ .. 1.~.~~~ .. ~k~ ...... o.~oto <?~ participating with two other ' about cbalr.a 'chess boards and sets 1 Some of tlie bitterest fighting raged in for a psychiatric examination, and the Japanese 'ralliC81S;-yaSuyakrYasOOa and wlli leave ttili to•Bobby. n maies no ilif. -the Catholic Baiiymui:pby section. An three-man military court ncessed to Tsuyoshi. Okuaira, ·in tbe murder d 26 ferenoe to me." army observation post m a lumber yard , consider the request and the plea. pe~ at ~ Airport May ·30, 'Yasuda After lengthy and dramatic pretudes was near where that Father Noel "I don't want an . tio 1 and Okudaira were also killed, and 67 both Fischer and Spassky 1J>Peared FJtzpatrick was ,shot in the neck ~s he examma n • • · other persons were wounded in the ready to start ·the first of their 24: games knelt ~ver a dying man to administer the don't .want an examination, 11 shouted 24-carnage. Tuesday, • last ntes. . . year~ld Kozo Okamoto before the court The Japanese were acting for the Arab "Bobby ·u ,rtland lllld ready We "'111 A PravislOlllll lllA statement from receued. Popular Front for lbe Liberation of· play Tuesday unless Spaaky is "m," Said •Dublin .ac~ B~tisb troops of breaking Hi!: chief Jawyer, Max Kirtzman said Palestine. Fred Cramer, vice ~deot of lbe U.S. lbe ceaeef1re by firing rubber bullets and be did not contend Okamo!<> was ~ in· Three of tbe charges against Okamoto Qesa Federation . nausea gas at almost 2,00J C&lbohcs, m· carry a maximum penalty of death. But But lbe piafe,; ltil1 have to Inspect eluding women and childnn, 1'1'ing to sane, "but be. should have an ... the only person ever put to death by and approve the facilities in the ball, take over abandoned .houses m the amination to determine if he was sane at Israel was Nazi war crirriinal Adolf. where the organizers expect s ooo fans Protestant Suffolk housing estate. The the time of the commission of the offense Eichmann, ud Premier Golda Meir has i paying~ each to be on..hand ~y. controatation developed into a gunbatUe , .. or whether he was under some ir· expressed oppositioo to capita! punisb- Gudmwldur ArDlauguon de p u t between troops and mlpers. reversible influence ..• or under the in-ment for Okamoto. rtferoe of the m81<b, opent 'an day s.u!'. Brlliah commanders denied troops had fluence of drugs." day polisbing off lbe fine details. He broken the 1.ruce and lllid lbelr men fired Kirtzman said be had no mat.nal yet tested Several chess boards and finaJly on1y when fired upon. "to convince you of the defendant's men~ 1etUed for cme made in Iceland specially Northern .Ireland Secretary ,,William ta! stale," but added, "in the foi' the match. It has been put together Whitelaw Slld m a statement The ID· ctrCWnStances and in the defendant's from Icelandic stones. cldent was clearly set up by the IRA to behavior since leaving his homeland tor a AmllUp'Ol'I, who bad to take over provide ~ justi~~tien for a resumption faraway country, with which be had no when tbe chief referee Lothar 'ScJunid or of terrorist activity. connection, we see that the facts speak Gennany flew home Saturday, also has a for themselves." choice ol five or six diUerent chess sets Under Israeli law a defendant in a of various ailes. Armored Car Robbed capital case has to to plead innocent.· Schmid said h< would return Thursday • Okamdto is expected to get life lm- after visiting his ion, who was Injured in. MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) -Two pnsonment. • traffic accident. armed men held up an 8tlJIOred car of The opening of the trial was delayed 55 tbe Bank d Nuevo 1-Satunlay and minutes by strict security checks. Many Ship Returning To Alameda Port SAIGON (AP) -Tbe aircraft carrier America, normally a part of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, bas replaced the carrier Coral Sea In the 'Ill! Fleet operatln& off Vietnam, the Navy has announctd. Tbe Coral Sea iJ en route to tts home port in Alameda after seven months of duty in the combat zone. · The America is based in Norfolk, Va., but bas been temporarily assilned to the 7th Fleet "in response to .tbe North Viet- namese invasion of South Vietnam, 11 the Navy said. escaped wtlh a haul estimated unofii· of those at the trial stood in line tor more dally et $l60100IJ. Police said IO ooe was than two hours before they could enter injured. the co u rt r o o m about four miles southwest of Lod. Airport, where j the massacre took place. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllvery of tht Dally Piiot ls guarantttd MMdtY·Frk11y: H "" • not haw f011f PIPll" by s:)D p,m., all 9lld YOU!' copy will bl 1trouoht to rou. CMlll ''' tHtn untll 7:)0 p.rn. lltvntay •fld lundlYI ff you 11o Mt rtc:•IW your copy by t •.m, S.turd1y, or a •.m. SvncNiy, caN Ind • c~ Wl'Ut ... brot.lgllt to YOll, C1llt ,.._ t1k111 unlll I• I ·"" Telephones " Molt Orlnoe CounlY ,.,.... ... ...... ta.an orttlwtst Huntln;lon BIKll Ind Wntmtmttr .................. ,...Int lt11 Cltmtfltt, C.plltAno BHCf'I Sin J1o1tn Ctplstn~. 0.1111 POlnt, lovlll .......... Uoun1 HlfWI •••• ..... Wearing a red shirt and dark slacks, the sm?ll solemn defendant stood in a waist-hi~h wooden enclosure manacled to IWo husky poliC<111e11 as the chief pros- ecutor, Lt. CoJ. David Israeli, read the four charges against him. Asired If he understood Okamoto replied quietly, "Yes." ' Asked bow he pleaded to lbe charges Okamoto replied : "On the 30th of May 1972 I discharged firearms with two other persom: ..• I forgot their names . . . I do not know ho\v many people I killed ... HJ have ~any ,things I want to say in court ••• I fired arms not only at tourists Gulf Air Triggers Storms .. 'I ", i ~ ' • ' llGIN••----~ ....... 1t.1~~)iHO• rrm..,...~.t~ ,. f:opt.i Weatller . Mottty .~ toow. lltht "'"'* wl• 1111111 1fld mornlflt "*""' ~ lllf -""1y • to 11 llnots tn ,...,_ todty Ind lund1y, Hltft foclal)' 70, Cet"el ~''''"'" ,.,. fl'«ll .. to n. tnt1ocl tMM»rl!WM ~ lrom llCI to II. W1tw ..,...,_. ... '.S••· ·-Tiiie• MOWU1' • s..... ........... , .....• t 11'""" "' ,..... ... ~~ """"" );IS ... m. J.1 TU•SOAY ''"'' flltlt ............ U:lta."" 4.1 "'"',.,,, .............. 4;01.m. ., .. leconil ~ ............ ff:1J~m. "' SKOtld """' ""/"'~"" •iN~ t.t .. • ... ~ .. •.m. .... •:• Mfl, .... ••4:-M """ .... tilt-.,. :; Negotiator Back At Paris Talks With Same Line PARIS (AP) -Hanoi's chief peace negotiator. Xuan Thuy, returned to Paris today repeatln& lbe old Communist pro- . posais to end the war in Vietnam. Thuy told an airport news conference: ''We .still consider that the &even-point solution is the correct basis fOr the set~ Uement d tile Vietnam problem." He added however: "We will gladly examine any new ptt1PoS&ls from the United States. 11 The North Vietnamese offictal also disclosed that Hanoi Politburo member 1" Due Tbo will be retunrlag to Paris, but be did not say when. Thuy said "We have come back to Par.is with good will and 1 serious at· titude to resume negotiattona Thunday,'' when lbe 150th aessioa d the peace lalkl is echeduied. The talks have been -ded by tbe United Statee and South Viel· nam since Moy 4. Xuan '!buy, who bu been ID Honot for about two monthe, -"' to be relu· ed and In pod !tumor 11111 -of bta ltateners tholtght that be used lea tn- Vective-tban lllltOI In refm!DC to the United Slltee. But be twice repeated !Iii side's old peace pn1posall 11111 gave no indication tbel Hanoi -1d change them at Thursday'• meetlnt. 'Ibey call for the United States to let a date for complete, unconditlon1l withdrawal from Vietnam 11111 np- menl of South Vietnamese Prmdent Nguyen Von-Thieu by s coalttlon govern- ment. · 1 Thuy WU uked about l atatomeol be made In Hanoi .. verat ween ... ,tbal be was returning with "new dlrectlva." Be .replied with • broad Jlllli1e "My .... in- •tructioal ... to --to Plril to continue the ,,...uauom wttll lho Ulllted States. With p!Ocl wt1I 11111 a _.. al- titude ft CID come to l -rapidJy." t Thuy, who 1topped la Ptklnc 11111 M-en l'tl!le to l'lrll, wu -about the attitude cl the 8ovlel UDlon and Communlll Cbinl towanl the v- pn1blem. lie ,.Pliod: "The ........ and -.. leaden eald tbel K Ibo United --Unueo ttl .,.,...t;e wv, the lw _,_ triol wUI conl1nut ta -' 1111 Vlei- -people. Tbe _, ... Nill -r.tftrmed lhtlr ...,.n _ ..... a,.....,.,mt plan." He repealed diaries that the United Slates IJ bombinc dikes, acltoo111 boopilllJ and -1tted mil ... vlolotin( a 1• ..,_t to ball a~ llcb ... tht Nort1l • "' \. o I• _. • en1or 1 Jzens • • ippwi~ ';,j together with lbe •Ollior citiz!ns Tuesday night at Lummus Park. They called U a .,marriage between the geritrations." Schedufe Set • MIAMI BEACH, Flo. (AP) -Yippies gobbled up watermelon that had made up a cl!1eature ot President NiJon'• face at Flamingo Part as part of !be non- delegates' final proteeta prior to today's opening gavel of tbe Democratic National eonveott•n. For Democrats Ebewhere SUnday, some 200 backer• of ~ Students· for a Democraiic Society held 1 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - protest march at the IWank Playboy Here is the tentative schedule tor Plaza Hotel where major financial con~ the Democratic National Con .. tributors to the Democratic party held a venilon, subject to change at any convention kickoff dJnner. time with the possibility of ad· Senior citizens from Miami · Beach'• ditional afternoon sessions if business cannot,. be completed vul retirement community were.to ~ • within lbe planned four daya; honored guetts al the picnic Jlllon!ored by MONDAY • the Youth International PartY, bUt few -4:30 p.m. PDT: call to oider show~ up. "We wouldn't take your and invocation. food," .said one silve.r:halred resident -4:55 Welcoming addresses by, when offered melon, organic.-bread-and , Sen. Lawt!)n B.!... Chiles of Florida, vegellbles slew from-the Vippie-tabie..--Rep.-Claude-D. l'epper o( J'iodda_ Sbenff's deputies poised with yard-long. and Mayor Chuck Hail of Miami bUly clubs, watched lbe march by the Beach. ~ SDS ~~~J~~.'~~-!i~t&_·.~~.f!n and __ .. ~:!.5 S~h br Democratic Na· '!omen, })Jack and white, Ford ain't get.. tional Cliall'1Jlan Lawrence F . .- tmg in tonight" in reference · to auto O'Brien. magnate Henry Ford ll. -5:45 Report of the Credentials Guests, ushered through the protesters,. Committee. · were members of the Democratic -6: 15 Debate and vote on the Sponsors Club which requires a $1,CX» Credentials Committee report. donation to join. TUESDAY Earlier in the day, Zippie.! Jed a rnareh -4 p.m.: Election of pennanent from tbe protest headquarters al Fiim-conventim chairman. Consid<r'alioo ingo Park to Miami Beach Convention of Rules COmmittet report. Hall in a plea for lbe legalization of Keynote address by Gov. Reubin marijuana. . As-of Florida. · · "Free pot," said Zippie leader Dana Platform COmmitt.c' report, Beal aa gratis grass was tossed ·to the debate and votes. crowd. "Light up, light up" responded the.gathering as marijuana fumes sifted through the warm air. At the ~e time, the Zippies took a stand agalil.St hard narcotics, which they called "death drugs." H y p o de r m i c needles were snapped in two as the pot· ~~oking" dozens shouted, "Dump drugs, 1om the smack attack." Beal said the Zippies were Hagainst death drugs like heroin." The Yippies promised another get- {i * * Telethon Raises $4.5 · Mi.Jlion- It's . Not Enough MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -The Democratic party says nearly $4.5 mlliion was pledged during its 111-bOilr money-raising teleil!on. But despite the rmanctal J!UCCess of tbe program, the party is still more than $6 million in debl from the 1918 campaign. 'l'he party conducted lbe television ex- travaganza in an effort to wipe oUt 'a $9.3-miliion 1918 debt._ Performers ap. pearing on tbe show which ended Sunday night donated their services, but the Democrats reportedly had lo pay the ABC televiSion network $1.fi million for . the airtime. otficials were hopeful that iate mail-in conlribuUoos would pull! tbe show 's gross over $5 million. Viewers pledged the contributions via telephone calls to 32 regiolla1 centers manned by 12,000 volunteers or charged it to credit canlJ. Vice President -. . Seat? 'No Way' Says Ken11edy HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) -Wlu1e others W01Tied about the.credentials fight and his name was bandied about as a pooaibie candidate at Miami Beach, Sen. Edwa'rd M. Kermedy went sailing off cape Cod. "' Hyannis was besieged by ._tel'I awaiting word from the Kennedy· com· pound on developments at t h e Democratic National Convention in Florida. "There is no way I will take the vice presidential nomination," Kennnedy said Sunday. "I owe it to Joan (his wife), the children, my mother and sisters. There ii no way I will take the nomination." Kennedy's wife went to the convention, and appeared at the Democrats' national ttletbon. She said her husband wa.s oot a presidential candidat• and the decision was "final~· However, Kennedy has been unable to dampen speculation all year -despite . ~.nt disavowals ol his candidacy - and 'his name is still cropping up. Ken- tucky Gov. Wendell H. Ford, for ex· ample, said Sunday night be could SllJ>' · porl a Ucket led by llep • .Wilbur Mi!lg (D- Ark.), and with Kennedy as vice presidential candidate . Kennedy baa been me.ilioned allo as a possible nnming mate for Sen. George S. McGovern. · .. .,,r,_ DANCIRS l'ULSATI AT 'SMOKl;iJIUMACK' l'AAT\' IN MIAMI l'alr '"'9' IWr c..-tfllt Hiii 19 All Mlrll--C- ' ' j ! ' ' ....... -· I p L an on b ~Eoes of ~iop'---.,.L- Spent $1,442,049 SACRAMENTO (AP) -OP. ' ~ ... , $1,442>049 In t eir successful effort to defeat if at the June 6 election while the en- vironmental measure's pnr ponents spent only $2191896. strucUan of nucltar' po we r pesticides Crom the state ... Its opponents, which ln-- cluded large oil companies, said It would have crippled caUfornia's econoii:ty. t ,Jost by z.10-1 in the ballolin&. Prop. 9 would have ·phased lead Out of gasoline, put ~ five • year moratorium on the con-Brown_ said in _a statement r-------"'°"---i-Sunday thai campaign ei· --~ pendlture reports show tliat Intruder . the backers of Prop. 9, the People's Lobby, r a 1 s e d $255,558 in contributions and At•~~ked spent 1219,896 trying to con- "'"' vince volers of its merit. The opponents, or g a n i i e d as C8lilomians Against the Pollu- Friendly Pair Los Angeles Mayo~ Sam Yorty gets a big welcome from actress-dancer Liz Renay in Miami Beach, as he visits with friends attending the Democratic National Convention. He will be reporting conven· tion news for an LA radio station. I ' Monday. July lo, lCJn ~l~Y Pl.OT ~. F\~r~ Get rentagon ·Papers Case . 300Acres; Few Hurt • I LOS ANGELES (AP) -Party wa.s a justifiable act?'' Conviction could result Jn a r Trial Begins in tit Unusual I Qyern "Do .ou....th.lnk esus-ehrist-maxlmum---m'i ce . rn jury selection as D a n i e 1 was justified in throwing out years in prison for E rg 1- Four brulh fires broke out In Ellsberg and Anthony Russo the money tenders?" and ''Did and S5 years for R~ J California over the weekend go on trial today in the l'en-l~w enforcement officers . at Ell.sberg, a graying, intense i and burned through nearly 300 tagon Papers case. Kent State use excess1ve one-time top war analyst hai acres 'before being contained. U.S. District Court Judge foree ?·• ' No buildings were involved, Williarh ~1. Byrne Jr. has bar· .. 1 'tail to see how this is 'accepted all responsibiUty ~or r firemen said, and only two red attorneys from ques-relevant to selectlng a fair and making , public the mas&1ve • minor injuries were reported tioning potential jurors snd 1?11partial jury.'' Byme said. study ol Am e r I c a n fn. t in the blazes Sonday. §3.YS he will ask all questions At!orQeys have the usual voive:m..ent ·in the Vietnam J Three fires were in SOUlhern himself -drawing from lists privil"ege or using chall!!nges war, but Russo has admitted :. California. of quer1es submitted· by at-to remove fr(!m the P9tential he had a role in helping lo l The largest burned 150 acres tomeys for bqth defense and jury panel any persons they copy the documents. t three miles east of Yucaipa in prosecution. feel shouldn't serve. The trial ··1 took the action on my f San Bernardino County. About The defendants, Ellsberg, of the two former governnlent O\vn initiative,'' said Ellsberg l 100 men were aided in fighting 41, and Russo, 35. charged in researchers who t1,.1rhed an-\vhcn he surrendered t o;, the blaze by six air tankers connection with the leak of top tiwar activists is expected to aulborities June 28, 19'/1 . "[ and a helicopter. secret documents to news produce controversy an d inl· felt as an American citizen - MALIBU (AP) -John Peters, husband of actress Leslie Warren, surpri$ed an intruder in the living J"OOm of their Malibu ·Col- ony · home and · wrestled. him to the ground until police arrived, Sheriff's deputies reported. · tion I nit I at Ive , r~lsed ---------~--------- $1 ,484,971 and spent $1,442,1149, Electricity was shut off media, have protested the portant legal 1Jre<:ed('nts. The as a responsible citizen -~ briefly so the tank ers could judge's decision. They claim it case is already on the OOOk as could no longer cooperate wilh dump liquids near high tension will limit attorneys fro m the first prosecution in \Vhich concealing this information line~. · thoroughly screening pcten tinl tnen ~·ere charged \\'ith es-from the American people ..• Two other fires broke out in jurors in court. pionage for leaking secrets to I am prepared for all con-~ Brown said in a statement. The Jai'gesl 'single con- tributor against -Prop: 9 w•s th'e Bravo• Oil · Co., a Texas subsidiary or Ute Southern Pacific Railroad, Brown said. Its contribution was reported Female Remains Found the Los Angeles area. About 50 The judge has fndi ::!lted he a ne\vspaper. sequences." acres of La Tuna Canyon went made ·the decision. an' option,---.:....:'---------'..,~------- up in smoke, and .11· acres of federal judges. in an effgrf a11 .... rt111mett1 The man, Dennis P. I I S burnF ed. at Angeles National to avoid lengthy questi9ning n Unc al.me· d u1·tcase orest. on sut.-jects he considered ir· . In Northern California, relevant to the case. Denture Invention Kearney, ~ ol Salt Lake _as..$55,9301...cc-c,.---~~ ___ _ _________________ fl°'am"*es=-;ra""-'va~ 50 to 75 acre.s _ The-defense-had-hinted-it theorize the woman was o the El Dorado Hills area would pursue .Jn-depth ques----F'.or-l!eoplt-"'lth---1 ~=-,,,-..,,.=~=== .t-"Uppen'' and ''Lowen'' forms an etutic mtmun1ne that -Ciljl, suffered a possible lractured skull in the tu s- : aJe. Eriaay night. He was booked for investigation of burglary Brown said about $2 million were spent in campaign bat- Ues over bClllot measures. The deadlii1e·for filing contribution reports, required by law, was last Thursday. ""' ANNUAi. DOROTHY EMEl\SO!I . " PllESl:STS' ·~ ~ July 1~14-15-11 1 PM to 10 PM-Sund.,, July 18 Ult Dr(, Noon 'tO. PM """°"" 11111, 1107 J-'lort• llld., N-POn .. _,. Dtl'-' Door Prizt • Aclml11i011 $1J'5 • Chlld1tn 111'\der 12 F1M ~ H AA SACRAMENTO (UPI) -On a routine search of unclaimed baggage, a Greyhound Bus Co •. etnploye_ discovered. the skin- covered skeleton of a middle- age womap cramm~ into a suitcase that had been left at the· depot for · about a month. Horrified, the e m p 1 o y e slammed the suitcase shut and called police . Sgt. Ray Bryers said Sunday 'that most of the woman 's flesh bad decomposed but that \Jer bones were still covered ··w.ith taut skin of '1leather texture" and a small patch of hair "\fas clinging, to tile skull. · 'J'he. bands and one forearm ot the victinl were missing. Bryers said the appendages may have simply fallen off as the body decomposed. Otherwise, he said there were "oo signs of violence'' on t.he body: He safd officials now =~-~hungry tiger·s new lunch menu rd ed "bur'ed . east of Folsom. Forestry of-tioning on poJential jur:"lrs' at· mu ~r • .1 m.a musty ficials said it w.as contained by titudes t~ard the '/ictnam . smelling area hke a basement. 7~ men, four atr tan~ers, ni~E'._ war a~ oth_~r sspccts of a~ then S?meone . g o 't · fire engines and three trac-American history. frightened, .uptight, d~g }t up tors. Byrne chided them at one and ~laced. 1~!'> the s1.utcase to Caus~ of the fires were not point for submitting an1ol'g get rid of 1t. determined. their suggested questions: "Do Scouts Build Banqna / Split 400 Feet Long CERRITOS (UPI) -The Amba~or ArUmr K. Watson world record for the longest in /the anlba$BdOr's first banana split has been claimed f:.a1. contact with the ne.w several times in r e c e n t ,a m1stration. Reagan will // speak at lunch at t h e months, an<J new challeng~rs American Club or Paris. The keep appearing, armed/'Vith governor leaves Tuesday for truckloads or 1ilgredients. Madrid to continue his Eurcr The la test clamfants are pean tour as an emissary of three troop~o Y Scouts President Nixon. who made a it Sunday that Dynamite .Found was 400. If>! long. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Jt in~ed 750 bananas, 114 police bomb squad was called gall'-15 of ice cream -in to dispose of 40 sticks of equal portions of vanilla dynamite fowtd in a metal box strawberry and chocolate _ a3 in ~ vacant lot in suburban / Encmo. you believe the Boston Tea helps abecwb the shock• cf bitinE • The ntarest thing to having your and chc•inr. own lect.h rs IXlllSLb!e now with a )Vitb. ..}""lXOOf:Nf .mulY dtfttllt"e - plastic:. (ream di~overy that actU· wwrers rm.y eat. &peak, lnuith. with I 1111Yholda bolh "'uppl!'rt1"' and litt/cW«fYofdenturesroming looae. j "lowers" as never before IXll5iblc. One application may !;111t for lt"s a discnvt'ry c::illcd F1xot1r.Nr• hours. Derlturu that fit are esstn• 1 for da1ly home use (U.S. Pat. t1al to health. See your dcnti~t. f3.00J.988) and it has rl!\'olu-regularly.Cttcaay.to-useF1XOOENt" tionized denture wearina:. flXOPE~"T Dea lure Adhe&ive Ocam. ..: ••• is .GrrrrrrrnrEAT! gallons of Pine?pple, str.awber-A youth told authorities ry and. choco~te . ~ppmg, 23 about the explosives Sunday. ,,pJlons,of whipped. cream, 23 Police: aaid they were in· pounds of almonds '!'°d three v e s t i g at l n g where the et ' .., 1~allons oJ. maraschino cber-dynanu,·~ .... may Jiave come ·~t'. • '' nes, from. ' • • ' -tlttnkoflllep1i111111H1eL 11. ,.1• J' "'' II hos M.11 rul'Orff I hot Fto:1!1rthe I.loft hca betn eating our oyslen ••• . . ' Freshly Shucked Oy•lers..1,00 : Fleshly ~hucked Cams r 1.00 Shrimp Cocktail --1.00 Mixed Green Salad / ,50 Our famous Clam Chowder Cup _,25 __ Blwf ·-··50 Specialties // Eggs Benedict -··· 2.25 Short Ribs ~:Beef -··-2.25 Sauteed Boston Schrod-2.95 Fishenna~'s Platter 2.45 Whole Eastern Ipswich Top 'Si~oin Steak Clams · 2.25 . ' Sqn<lwich _3.45 HangtownFry -.L..1.75 I W.UstAwais Sandwiches Broiled Boston Schrod -.2.~S Broiled Chopped Sirloin _. J.<50 Crab New Orleans ~-·-·-2.45 Shrimp Sandwich ..;...., .. _1.95 Jumbo Jiamburger ·_ 1.75 A Triple .Treat Salads ./ Hungry tiger Salad .__2.65 Chef's Salad -· 2.45 Combination ---1.95 . . /'Oyster :.r Selections l11clude11 Cup °:}Hungry Tlger'a fa11icnu Clo• Chowder or Ctilp Cold Solod, CJiolce., l>Ns.llng Clams Csmnll -· 2.45 Steamed Oams 2.60 Oysters 'Rockefeller -2.45 Oysier Stew· 2.45 .Necessities Tommy's Famous Clam Digg.,.Cock!ail _.75 Tiger's Bull Shot .75 Margarita __ .75 Bloody Mary ...:..... __ ,75 GI.ass.of House Wine .. _.50 Fine Fizzes ._ ___ __..:._ ;1~ l.mported Tiger Beer ·. ___ .75 ; • House drinks .9~~url~g lunch' hours. Lesser~tles . CoffH, Tea. Sanka'. Milk .2~. Ice Cream or Sherbet-"-.25 . ·, I 0ur 0wn~;CheeseCake ~.60 I , tiger RESTAURANT AND OYS'rER BAR ' N-.-,, leacl! , 353 East Coast Highway (at Bayshora Drive) Your Hos!: Jerrv Webb Call:.673·5534 • r ' ;· i • , 'I • , ' ~ . ' . . . ' . •I .Reaga11 i11 Paris Melott Weapon · PARIS (AP) -Gov. and LOS ANGELES (AP) · - 'Mrs. Ronald Reagan o f Police today sought a 25-year- Califomia spent a wet SUnday old woman who they say sightseeing in Paris and his assaulted her boyfriend with a stall set tip meetings with watennelon. senior French officials for OffiCers say Ofena Jones Monday. dropped the st-pound melon Reagan was" scheduled to from a second story window meet P r ·e m i er Pierre on 0. C. ·Henry, 29, SUnday Messmer. He would· be the after an argument. first American personality to Henry suffered a broken talk with the new premier . right shoulder, two broken ribs since Messmer was named to and a punctured lung and was form a new cabinet by Presi· admitted at Martin Luther dent Georges Pompidou last King Jr. General Hospital. Wednesday. ·Police said the watermelon Reagan will be accompanied was intact and had been taken to , the meeting by U.S. as evjdenCe. • WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY • COLLEGE OF LAW OF ORANGE COUNTY now A(Ctpflnt men •ml wom.n who .,. eithe': • •'ffr 11 -..Ifft 2 111'•"-•' •Htpl1.,)f l•lltf• crMlllt 1601; 1r e • .,., 2) 1n4 h1¥• 1H1IM4 In .,,,,...1 Joi~ t.1i.ctu11 a ihtr th• ~111r•'"' .t • ....,. 1,. II• •m...i11..i lly lt1!J Th9 J.D. or lLI. dt;rtt Cll'I ti. t•med In .4 .YNn of plrl·lll'l'll d11Mtl• 3 <111M1 per -k: 3·.4 houri ptr cl1u. I\ Speci1I Pr~r•rn of thrt~ d•1M1 on S.turd1y I• 1111!11blt fot fint·y••r 1tudt11t1. 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I could use a 1Ckley Princeu Cruise or en electric ''t:har-B-Oue"J I Cl Incidentally, Happy AnnNtmry, ~--ll*11 1 11tn11t1111neo11«.~»tll, 11n. I WtN A PRINCESS CRUISE! WIN ELECTRIC CHAR·l-QUEI 1: ••••• t -•t• I I 800 South lrookhurst An•heim 92804 •• I •• I I I I (7141 63S-3453 Gt.d-;1tt1 111 1Ugible to t1ke "'9 C11ifor11!1 $!1tt ''' E~1ml111rio11. HOvtSIONAU.Y ACCIEDITID IY nt1 Wl~OINIA COMMlml OP Ml DAMIMQ ~UlY 1, 1912, • NftOYID JQI vtnJA.NS • I I I ........ --...,.o.i.., --I f2•EllllN111wood 3333W .. 1CoatlHIQl'lwly 1111 WH!M~ 11GaA¥!alloll~ • • 87~ 84f.1!t1 fn.'211 872-21Cll ,. I ······-----------·-··•· .. . ,,POPS' · CONCERT TO IGHT . 9:15 P. AT FASHION ISLA • \ I ' • • • • • • '. ' .. DAU.Y PILOT EDIToRIAL PAGE . Proiectin Qce an ~'-'="----I-- A &tale agency moved last week to protect the ocean waters along California's 1,087-mlle coastline from future sewage pollution. • .. "~ .. The state Water Resources Control Board adopted new regulations so tough that all ocean di•charges would receive pollution clearing treatment higher than current 1tandards .for human drinking water. Assuming flnal approval by the le4eral Environ· ment Protection Agency, the regulations when fully el· !ective would insure that It would be sale to swim any- where alon& the California coast up to 1,000 feet to sea and 30 feet down. They would also curb damage to microorganisms vilal ,to the lower part of the food chain. SWlmmers, surfers, fishermen and their catches, and beaches would all be protected from sewage befo.ulment under the new rules. ' Or1nee County, with a total of about 150 million gall9ns per day, is second only to Los Anjeles City and County's 640 million gallons daily among tbe state's municipal discharges Into the ocean. million gallons per day. Tbe remainder, under 10 mU· Ion gillons, is treated at Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, San Clemente, San Juan Gapistrano and Dana Polnl The Fountain Valley plant gives secondary treat- ment to 15 million gallons daily, with plans for 411 mil• lion more this year. Tertlory treatment is given to part o! this· to be combined wjth water from the new .0 water factory/' the nearby de.salting plant. As in any anli·pollulion efiort, meeting the new regulations will cost money -.l"'rhaps $9 per capita per year statewide. Sanitation district taxes in Orange County could, for the next two or three years, be double the present 42 cents per $100 of assessed valuation for operating costs. The sanitary districts expect to be able to meet tho new requirements by January 1, 1976, For industry, bow· ever, dealing with metallic and chemical discharges, it may · be another . story. Tbe Orange' County Cham· ber of Commerce, acting joinUy with the sanitary dis- tricts, will meet with representatives of industry within statewide, 55 municipal plants and 34 industries the next two weeks. .. dump more1 than 1.2 bUlion gallons of waste injo Ibo-. -• . ....... --~--------- oce1n every day. This iJ about 30 percent of th\ ocean . The one ma1or objection to the new regulations -· ....................... ~ .. -~ .. ,. clieellarges·for-the'n1tion ·on·11lJ 'thre~·coasts. · ·· ·-· ........ · · -· .. · ·· · .... vOl<!ed··hy· ·botlt ·the-·santlallon·-dlstricts·.'IJld· ;mdustry~s .. · • Of the 55 municipal plants involved, seven have no treatment on 400,000 gallons per day; 29 have only primary treatment for 948 million gallons and 19 have secondary treatment for 149 million gallons. that there appears to be msuff1C1ent sc1entif1c evidence ,1 to support the toughness of some aspects of the new standards. This ·likely will be ironed out. . In the meantime, however, few wlll dispute the nee· essity of protecting the purity . of the ocean and the lives of all creatures in the f15heries food chain. And along with this, the protection from disease of the . ' ~-~ Here in Orange County, two sewage treatment plants -one in Fountain Valley, one near the mouth of the Santa Ana River nearby -process some 142 humans who use the ocean for recreation. ~E SATTLE IS TO DECIDE WHO ~ElS TO RIDE ME IN THE g~ fiA([.N. - Fearful of Extensive Defections From· Party Leaders al Odds Wiih McGovern Learning ls Dear Combination Gloomy Gus ' I 1 -r I I I I I I -L. Q Russ A Mos NiJ dinn A who Just go a ago do y $20 b tan, have poss' T est Nori Quite " Of work, Play "Buy American , Made by Ameri· WASHINGTON Either t b e bemocr<iiiCa11y<ontro11.d u.s. H00se Oi r-----,·"'--"·"'· ---.... --·--States, like the Soviet Union, proceed!. There probably has been no stronger tach l~=.~===~===:;;;;::"'=\-r'l~· "-the-stickersaid:J"e1am ~ ~ the parked car closely ... Printe:d ·in SYD~! J.H~~ Japan" it said In small ty1;F.A. _ _ T1'Ht fNt11r1 retlKh rod.,..-Y1"tWI. Mt -..wrl!J" ,,_. ., tfMo -IHH!". SeM No -wltat tt Is, the better yoa can do -1111; the~ you enjoy it. No duller ,.U dto pleesure oot o( • bridle band that the export can find \n it; no hack« on the ttmis court ·enjOyl the ,_ Jftrly 11 fully as the tnlnicl player: no t"°"llng· ered planllt"con find in 1 piece oC music !he atlsf-of • virtuolo. A.,....i! But the olher llde of the coin ii this: nobody &•Lt to attain the deep pleuure of profic- iency without the ' wlJUnct-to 80 through • greet deal of boncbn. Tbla Is a truth we are beginning lo loee aicht of. THE FINE BIUDGE (or chesl, or wbol bave· ,...) player studies and analr-o hundncls of bands in order to play one comclly. '!be budding tennls expert NII a bell a tbouland times aaainot a boc:lthoon! In order to be ible to put it esacUy where be wants to. The ~. ot coune, pracllces relenllessly and mooolooously In ordtt to explore the deepeei beauty Of a piece. In lhott, you have to be willing to be bored betore you·can be truly 'ratified. We accept this truth in certain .areas sum as sports and pmea and special lalenls -but we prefer to Ignore it when it comes to the learning process generally, aod to 9011D8l education in particular. ,_ "' ""' ......... 1' .... Diiiy-.. , ..... IT IS THE F AMilJAR case of the pen- dulum. swinging too far from the ~t eslreme. In put gens:ations, educstion study were conceived of in punitive · : leomlnr was grim 111\d duU and itive, and the idea of "ftm" or ure" was anathema to most school teac ' . · , Then, s progreSsive ideas took hold, the educa\toiial system swung over to the oWOSite exl\eme: learning was supposed to be jotly an<J, easy, without straining the mind or tax~hl patience. It all became a m game, and it didn't matter so much t you learned as long as you had Iun doi it. BUT THIS APPRO CH is as absurd and ineffectual as the e'arlier one. Learn· ing is a comblnalion of or~ and ~l!V part of it is difficult, a part of It ts pleasurable; and the parado l'Or'lsists in the fact that the more we gra e with it, the more enjoyable it es. The earlier pedagogy ignored the de t and made the travail an end in itself; t new pedagogy ignores the travail and tr ~ to make the delight an end in itself. ;;.._ Life indeed, and not just learning, is a perpetual tension between the polarities of work and pleasure: those who don't work sooo get bored with their plea sure, and those who wwt only for its own sake soon dry up and die spiritually. '!be most fun comes -as ln sailing a boat -.when you work the hardest to win it. A Peace Bfeakthrough? WASHINGTON -President Nixon ...,. linue! to twist and pull al the knobs of the great American war machine in Indochina, trying to find the right com· biMtion to bring thi! endles! war to a bait. His natianal secut'· tty aide, Henry Kis,s.. Inger. has alerted congressional lead- en that lhere may be a possible break- thftlQgh In the peace ne1ollalions. Kiss- inger bas .. keel them privately to restrain their ltltements for a few days to avold upeetting the delicate negotiatioM. 'n.e President, meanwhile. has pulled all the combat unitJ out of Vietnam. At tbe -time, of course, be has quietly lnc:reUed om' air power in Indochina to an all-lime hi&h. IOMEHOW, THE enemy has managed to replenlah itatU. Battered, bombed and -even mined, the enemy bu alway. seemed able to find the necessary resources to continue the confJict. Seeret Intelligence reports reveal that 7,000 new North Vietnamese rectuits will move South next month for combat in Vietnam and cambodla. lt was only two years ago that Nl1on launched a major lnvas:lon into Cambodia to drive the enemy out of thelr sanctuaries. Today, the enemy is back in Csmbodia In fu11 force, controlling more territory than ever be£orc. INTEWGENCE sources also conflJ'm that 11111,000 new enerey soldie11 have entered the war since January to replace the dead and wounded. An enemy buildup has been spotted south ot Saigon In the swampy Mekong Delta . American ad· vtsers, however, see no threat to the city of Saigon. .--------B11 George __ ....;. ____ _ I Dur Geor1e: '1111nk you for sending me the tint fne leltol1 in your Home Gunt ll«IMatloe Count. Thf hardest port -llllfml down and crvalng ~ ... bl lho llldnaya Lol\IS l'uolllaa. My ~ Is I tlll't. -.. "' up. Miiot -1 S1WK Deir-: ........ ,.. -the free Lesson One. Your current problem ts explained in Lesson Two. That 11 the lesson that costs geventy~five bucks. Send no stamps. · CX>NFIDENTIAL TO JERRY RUBIN: Doo1 loo! bad -Pat Boone wasn•t rlRtrt to ploy )WT IKa sl<>'y, anyhow , He'• too toll. ,_illend your ~ems to Geor1• "" 1l'Oll1PI -~.) eprHen IVes IS y OUfOfS ep Wl RleH-l.-ft'1"--ttrrrc:!A:N Mth the development of nuclear weapons evidence than these votes in the Hoose of Ger .a u 1T .u...:>v. syst<mrwltlcli~al-fiYllii m!presentatives o lliell!P'"'Wiee..W---.J+-1-'""'"1 ·-· -Moooow agreemenloc'l'be9e·include-the-B-'---McGoYern-ond-the-rogular-leadership-ol--. the sentiment of the country or George McGovern is badly mistaken about· the llind of defense establishment-the cotmtry wants. 1be evidence Sl.l;g· gests that lhe'House is right and McGov- ern ia wrong, bow· ever much he. Claims · to have ~ inspired bJ llwtiht D. Eiset>- bower.· ,, • rwbelmingly (334 to 59) the House passed an IU billion procurement bill for slrileglc weapons ' whlcll included a $1.3 billion increase requested tiy Presi- dent N~on. At the same time, the House rejected (211 to 152) an end-war-by- September I amendment. THESE LOPSIDED votes were more than merely a Pentagon v i c to r y . They were an endorsement of a complex doctrine which McGovern rejects. Scores of Democratic congressmen who voted to uphold this doclrlne·wJU be running this Call on the same ticket with a presiden· tial candidate (If McGovern I s nominated) who repudiates the mi- 1 ~ber as a.substitute for obsolete B-his party on major policy matters. ---....,. ~· .~. ~ccelented Tride:nt nu~l~ar su~ This will make .it e~ely difficult derly,ing thesis. J marme program, and an ABM system for many Democratic members of Two~ are involved. '!he first is for the Wa~ area. O>ngrtsS to l\lll on the same platform that <he. UlvaslOll of Sootb _ _\'>~..)!Y-·-· THE IHllJSE SUPPORTED the Ptesi-will! ·McGovern. Their record on delerae, North Vietnam Justifies .the massIV~ all' dent in this view and by doing 50 refuted and on other-major issues as well, will be a~ se~· respome ordered by Pres!<fenl the basic priqciples of McGovern's · contrvy to McGowm's. la effect, they N11on in ... ~ of South Vietnamese defense prospectus McGovern rejects will ))e associated. with a presidential ground •~<es •. Protipethe ctsolof • con-the Hooae endor..i Nl%on idea t~ candidate wllOSe annowx:ed pollcies they stntctive result m form South Viet· . .._~ . .,,_ ~ 1 do nol llf)Jll<lri namese growid forces ~s ot a Wlouu:!ft an Cllt-C--. program •· m1C • c:omtructive result ;;. tile lonn of development; the; United stales ha! no EVERYWilERE bEMOCRATS meet, negotiated settlement are deemed to1tie cbance or tr1111ing .R~I~ to Mure at governors• conferences, mayors' con- great enough to attract majority support agreements on arms limitation. ferences, and party caucuses, the story is in Congress. Otherwise, the KremJin would take •US the same. On one critical issue or for gqllible fools and pJ'OCftd to achieve · another, elected officials or the Mc~VERN. RF..TECJ'S this conceit in nuclear superiority. McGovern desires a Democratic persuasion find themselves both its ~on and execution, but the nuclear cut~baci: oo the _grounds that a at odds with their Prospective presiden-. Democratically-controlled House ha' reduced three-way force of ·miss!les , tial nominee. In one area it is busing of been persuaded llllt lt would be contrary boll1bers and subs would still give us the !chool children, in another it is the to Am~ncan interesta ~ take action capability of destroying vital strategic welfare handout, in another the frostratuw Predsident ~u:on:s stz:ategy. targets in Russia and Cltina many times defense program, in another support of In effect, ~ President IS being given a over. Israel. It all adds up to anxious chanct which McGov~ wou_ld 1!0t. mo.t.. discontent with the problems McGovern'& him to prove that V1etnamization is a THE HOUSE OF Representatives , nomination will create. success wlder severe &train. wbictl t.heontlcally renects public opin· Now that his nominat.iOn Is so widely The second concept underlies the ion, wants no part of the -left Idea• taken for granted, the anxieties have not detente wttf1 the Soviet ·Union. 'Ibis ac.. wblch tmderlie McGovern'• defense pro-subsided. Many Democratic leaders are commodal!<il would be insupporatable in specius intended to reduce defense cost! fearlul of extensive defections in critical the President's view unless the United by 30 or 40 percent. areas this fall. ' Joe Sikspak Write~ to Nixon Again Dear President : I, Joe Sikspak, . American, take pen in band to bend your ear. Now I'm sure glad you're not one of those nuts who are for "peace at any price." But tbe way you're going, do you think we can afford It? What springs thls to mind is that nuclear treaty you signed with t b e Russians. I'm all for it. I'm glad you're ool,y going to build two ABM sites, one around Washington and one somewheres else. Of course, Mrs. Sik5))8k ([hat's the wife) feels otherwise. ••1 suppose he's going to build the other one," she says, "around San Clemente." ·r ..... _AR_T_H_o_PP_E___,J 11on my income tax." That ~uts her up. Only now she sees where the Pentagon says it"ll cost $8.5 billion to build just two ABM Illes. "You use that kind oC arithmetic on your in- come tax, Joe," she says, "and you'll go to jaU." ' ''WEU.,'' I SAY, ••Jeastwise we don't have to bulJd more m.l.slllea. That'll save UI a bundle." So the Pentag<lll says It'• got to have a couple more billion or llO for bombers and submarines and whatnot. 'lben you tell Congri:ss you now i<?t to have a •istrateglc modernization p fl'o gr a m'1 • (whatever that .Is) '° you can get even more ••comprehensive Arms Umitation Agreements" with tbe ft.us·s I ans ( wllatever they "'"I· Well, that klnd 1of t!rows me. So I take the newspaper down to Paddy's Place and show it to Paddy, who reads a lot. "Give me a Seven-high, Paddy/' I say, "and an explanation I can Wlderstand. ''l'rS AS .PLAIN • the noee on your face, Joe," says, Paddy, "no offense. The President wants u. and the Rulalaos to dump au our misalles In the ,.. and not build any more." "Good, ltJll save us a bundle/'' I say. "Why don't we?" .... "Oli account of oar mlssileo aren't flOOd "LOOK," I SAY, •1we got to mah sacrifices. Don't you want your President to feel safe?" "Not when he's got his finger," she says, "on the button. 11 Comeback I or Bighorns But you know women don't understnd these things. So r show her where just three months qo the Pentagon says tt plans to build rour ABM sites for $8 billion .• 11'lbink of the savlngs,'' I say, Quotes Henry llaltltt, wrtt1t11 to Modtra Aft, a qurter!J -"At the preamt time tho ouUool: for capitalism la lar from hopeful. Thls Is not owing to ony lnhmnt defects of capitalism constdmcl u a system, but to the !act that rrut ettla and Injustices are attributed to It and that Its merits are !O lltUe understood. As a result It la being = thwarted, sabotaged and llowl,y to death ... By MIKE ABRAMSON R...stabli.shment of the Calilornla bighorn sheep on a portion of Its former ranp In 'northern California has taken a big atep forward with the birth of the first lamb IO • of tho tnMplam.t inimala. Sito ol tho -.... • i.-.... enclooure "' steep, rocky counlty bl Ille tava Bedi National Moawneot aiiuth of Tulelake, stUi,.a County. Calfomla bJlhorn bad dlaa_...t -Ille -• , ........ lllX lllONm AGO 11 a11oe11 ..,. ei(lll eWll IDd twl rum-wen 11•~'1111'1 onto the alto l"'1lt Brltlah Cblamhla ID a cooperative project of the Sloto Deport· men! of F1all 11111 G-tho -Put Slnke, U.S. 1'1111 and Wlltllle ........ U.S. Forml Serllce and U.I. a..-.n-1111•4-. Lolls w. Mm ;a .... ..... .. ......,... ..., tllat tlll llond .If .. lftDCe Ute ......... ti kl & ilftpW wtl piOvtdt I mdlul ... tile ineaUalJ ... J!flalffy ....... _"It'• alwa)'I m· nlocatlon ot tho lllPorn into llllllr arw dent to me that. • • • poapie ot 411fennl • ot thtlr fonner. llabltat. Tllf lbeep -lllleo •I -ID -11119 - • Cll'lllDaib' _,, lallltl .. -'s! IJIW 1""" than IV'* MW111. • and lbaata -loo and 111..WC ' Modoc and Luaen -ies. THE ~ WAB IORN to a 4-year'°ld ewe, one ol .even mature ewes involved in the transplant, Ind a second ewe is believed ...., to lamb. Bolh ... and lamb "'"' reported to be In pod Olllldltloa. ,,._, !rid .................. ............... -·•11t- ln( -.... a -In .Ha aelectlon. Tllo site, wllldl ranps In eleva- tion to 1,100 feat, ta wry limllar to the FnNr -__., fNm "'*II tho lheep were ln•'•dld . LABGlJ: NUllBIU of ............ ,_ ~ lllelr r-II. ~ In tho I--· ib.pi buntlntl -Ille llllJlom ltoye -IUllJ proledod In ~ lor ...... . centul'1 -........... .... .-ua::" lmlll, Fii 'pt'pp • f Call!wila • -..... tllo -""" ., tlte ..... ""'" ... CoullC1 IOllllmlll. Tbe total Calllomla -1otD ol Ille opeclol • -la •• t1dll .......... a.•s•t1 I ,......_ enough, Joe," .says Paddy. ''The Russians'd Just laugh at us. 'Who cares what you do w:ith your rusty, old, Model-T missiles?' they'd say. So we got to spend billions building some big, flashy, 5upel' V-1 missiles·." "So we can throw them in the sea?" I say. "Peace doesn 't come cheap, Joe," says Paddy. "Look at Vietnam." . ··Now YOU'RE TALKING, Paddy,'' I say. "Finishing up over there's going to aave us billions." "You got Jt backwards, Joe," aays Pad-- dy, "The Pentagon just asked for an ex· Ira '5 blUloo to wind clown the war with. . You want an uplanatkrl?" ••Give me another Seven-high, instead, Paddy," l say. "And put It oa t1!e cuff." So I'd be much obliged, Presidmt ll you'd~nock oil windllJi down the ~ar and goUating disarmament treaties with usslans. A "generation of peace1• IOUnd1 like a line thing. But it'a goJn& to have to be the next on<. I'm already In bock llP to my ears. I I Truly Yours. JoeSlbpak, American ...... CGMI' DAILY PILOT *\PM ... •• -.... "'u. ..,, llladlf.J91,p 10.1'12 • • outse port s WA Food bas a prod prod by co of m cines. The tion Co. Labor Rich disc) M Fl D vacci 75 per Hong fewer But isn't the gc said reco for " and The variet but not · A s Kong quentl seve I By Phll lnterlandi L._JtJ. BOJd What's ·Your Pet ~nor ·wife? -- Thlriy years ago, the 1ix most popular allectionale salutalions by huabands to wives, .in order, were: Darling, baby, honey, sweethe.~ )lrtCJOUS and dearelt. Today, oilly three of these remain commonly m use: Roney, darling and baby .Bui ment moat lately tend to oubalitute slrictll( peroonal pet names !or their girts, And rm collecting 'a roster o! same. So far, tlndly clients have Sllbmitte<t'' Noodles. Little Evll. Skunky Beer. Bigfoot. -Sweel-0-Plg' ' and even Wiley Coyolt.' Mimr, bow do you address your lady!rlend! # ' ' 'EVERY FOURTH U. S. citizen who emigrates to Austnlla eventually gives up to ~me J>ome. · TAKES about loui inonths to train a good dog lo snl.11 out hidden bom&s on airliners .• NOBODY is more prone . to the heart attack than the politician, ac, cording to a fede~al health survey. QUERIES -Q.-"Are any perfumes manufactured in Russia ?" · · , , .. A. Some. Know of .a couple for export Jabeled 11.Red Moscow" and "'Black Casket." . 1 I •' ' 7-1~ ''Of course l1m depressed. The m3.gic went out of nt.Y marriage and miking money all at the same time." Northwest's Farmers k. "WHAT sort of mixed drink does President Richard Nixon nke::!!.~r.t ... -··············-······· -·--····················-Battle ····Grasshuppers A. He'll reportedly go for a martini on the rocks before · • dinner now and then1 although not far. · . · PORTLAND, Ort. (AP) -of the hoppers, we're doing AM THINKING of writing a "How To" book for souls Or~gon and. Idaho farmers a~e yery well," he said. who want to get rid or ants. Be a pretty short book, though. trying to wipe out tens of mil· Irvin Mann director of Just sprinkle cucuriiber peelings around. Zip, the ants· will lions of crop.nwnching . grass--Oregori's State' Depa· rtment of go .away, goodbye, so long, get Josi. boppe-before I b ··-•· mat~ and lay eggse i:·;~; Agtieuiture, sail:I weather this MONEY -!f one of your forefathers about 350 years age> had put $24. in the bank to earn 61ii perc~nt interest. do you kn,ow how much it ~d be worth today? About $20. billion more:than everything in, Wlder or on Manhat- tan, that'.s how much. That old boy Peter Minujt should have banked his money and left the island lo the Indians, possibly. · a bigger infestation next year. year was "perfect" for a large Spray'ing operations Started ha!ch, and that the number of in.. Idaho, where .1 .. 3 million grasshopper eggs in s.o i I a~s are reported. infested samples enabled the depart- Wlth · up lo 100 graashopJ10'S-ment to predict a grasshopper per square yard. · increase. Agricultural agents say a TRAT SAN FRANCISCO claims North America's larg-demtty .of eight ~bOppero est Chinatown no doubt you know. But can. you baple that per square yard is enough to North Anierlean city with the second largest Chinatown? llis,!ilY aerial spraying. r Quite right, Vancouver, B.C. Jn EasteriJ Oiegon's w}leat Daly City rich Urqatilla C:Ounty, planes ''JN WHICH European countries are the most unat-sprayed 145,000 acres in an tached women?" inquires a widower. Austria, Poland, and operation ending Thur,day, Dentist Hit t:G~e~r~m~an:'.:=i~t·~s~sa~i~d·~~::;:;=;:==:::'.=;'~-;;~~"":;-;--l---jand~~688WCOOO~m~ore:fii'"';~IU-~1--=--'}i~S--.-o ISR.'T ANOTHER bridal shop anywhere, I'm told, that nea Y counties will .be W It Wt outsells the Salvation Army's bridal shop in Los Angeles. sprayed in the-neit 10 days. NO BmDS, besides chickens, have combs. None. Address mail to L. M. Boyd,, P. 0. Box 1875, New- porUleach, Calif. 92660. It costs about 53. cents _an SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A ~a~~!P~~~f!=:!~ $1 '.25 'million wrongful death The cost is s~r~ by the lan_d~ suit. has .be~n filed against owners and the -sta(e and Gregory Genovese, a Daly Ci- federal governnient. ty dentist. Most of the infested area is The suit was filed by Mr. _ rangeland or. planted in what and Mrs. Cebert Peterman of C kd V • and barley. J • Millbrae in the death of their rac own : on accmes~ . Spra)'ing ICbedules . a.re da~ltt, Karen, 20~ who waa · ' ·' • .i,.ft·-l"-~ '· ... • . '~]~~ted to ~twtbe msec_t~, 'kiUed Sepl. 22. 1971 ·when a Starte. d b·y· u· ·s Um .. t . ,,, :;.!11:'.o.t ~i;~!'"~: ~:-:;; i:s~i:.; ::J • • · before they ·are ma.tu re car from behind • ' enough to lay eggs m the ·. · • • .+ ground. The insecticide Will . ~e suit charges t bat WASHINGTN (AP ) -The Food and Drug Administration has announced it cancelled the production licenses on nine products of two firms accused by c0n8:ressional investigators of marketing ineffective vac.- cines. The FDA said it took the ac- tion after Merck Sharp & Dohme, a division of Merck & Co. and Merrell -NaUonal Laboratories, a division of R i c b a r d s o n-Merrell Inc., disclosed they will cease More P ote1it Flu Vacine Developed ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -The National Center for Disease Control says a new influenza vaccine is available wQich is 75 percent more potent against Hong K-ong nu and ' produces fewer side affects. But the CDC says it still isn't pushing the vaccine fo11 the general public. The center said a few week.! ago it recommended the nu vaccine for uuae ·amorig the elderly and chronically ill/' _ ~anufacture of tiacterial yac· , not destroy the eggs. . . ~eno~ese was "totally in· cine rather ~ meet new Much of the· blame for 'this capaCJtated .•• by v~untary propo&ed effectiveness reguJ~ year's infestation.is put on'last hea~ usage of drug a• tions. . year's late spraying. The eggs barb1tur~l.es" . and _ o th .e r Among 32 v ccines 1 be ed were laid before spi8jing-P!eparat1ons . • • rendenng __ a , a started hlm unable to control the subpotent by the General Ac-· • . . speed or direction" of the CO\l.Dting Office earlier this Farmers m isolated areas truck. · year Merck prodllced five and · must pay the entire spr~~ing· V eh i cular manslaughter ~ · cost lhenlselvos. To be eJioihJe ha . t G Merrell four. for stat~federal aid, l~s .c rgesaga1ns enovese Five other v a c c i n e s must be in blocks of ·at least were dropped by san Mateo manufacturers have b-e e n 10,000 acres. .County May 10 on the grounds h Richard Jac•·-n or the ll.s. , that a sample of Genovese's given six mont s to produce r..:iu blood had been t a It e n effectiveness data. They are Department of Agricultcre illegally. But the charges Hollster, Stier Laboratories · said the · Umatilla County I ate r were re-filed after Eli Lilly.. & Co. Delmont grassbopPer kill has been gOOd the district attorney's of. Labo r a t or i e s , Roffman -in areas.c~. fice said it uncovered new Laboratories and Parke Davis "If we get' 90 to 95 'percent evidences. &Co. Director Harry M. Meyer Jr. of the FDA's Bureau of Biologics, for m e; r I y the Division of Biologics stan- dards , said that efficacy regulatiom for the 32 vaccines "are an immediate and urgent priority.'' In addition, he said, all vaccines produced before 1955 will undergo new safety testing. A sp:ikesman for the bureau said it has been receiving complaints fom physicians that IOme of the threatened vaccines are necessary for preventing s. e co n d a r y Jn. fections in asthmatic children, although anttbiotics • h a v e taken over a larce llbare of such treatment. . j. \ I I See by Todays Want Ads e CONVERTIBLE Jovel'! here's a 1971 Buick Sky. lark for sale •. It has all · extras and is in perfect condition. e IN THE MARKET for-a sailboat! Here's a UtUe Flipper, sail No. 630, that'I in excellent .amditioa all ready ,to go! '-•· ' ' 31 Percent of' Sttldents ' DAI\. f r1L OT 7 1,548 at OCC Gi'jii-:ilonors cited for academic excellence during the 1972 s p r i n g semester at Orange Coast Col- lege. • Figures rel~ased by the of· fice of Administrations and Records show 1,543 students · achieved a.3.0 CB) or better average for twelve or more units . Better than ten perctnt of that total, or 159 student sailed througb the semester with straight A averages. The total of 1,543 Is the largest ever to make the Dean's List in the 25-}~ar history or OCC. Honored students are as follows : Men in Service Marihe Staff Sergea n t .. Wayne.E1~S&lrnaJRan,.husband of the former Miss Lenaire F. van de Walker of 1375 ·Baker St., Costa Mesa, completed the Journeyman Shore P a 'r t y Course at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. George Arthur Wat&oo of 20111 Harbor Isle Lane, Hun· tington Beach, was enlisted in· lo the Navy's; 100 day-delay progra!ll. 11.ut 0Wea1,. of .9 6 3·2 Hamilton Drive, was enlisted into the Navy's 180 day delay program ............. ~-···~····· Antbotl)' Krukowski, of 17171 Bolsa Chica Road, Huntington Beach was enlisted into the Navy 's 180 day delay pro- gram. Marine Pfc. Steven \\'. Allbee, son of Air. and ?11rs. William S. Qualters of 15531 Alden Lane, Hunt i n gton Beach, has graduated fron1 Basic Helicopter Mechanics Course . at the Naval Air Technical Training center, Memphis, Tenn. " . ,Q.RIGINAL EQUIPMENT 1--"--'Polyester I Glass Belted TIRE SALE JUMeo·1ao •Glass/Belted for mileage •·Strong polyester cord body ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT HURRY ... Offer Ends July 22 SALE PRICES E7&-14 4 for s94·. 2 for $48" F,78-14 &. 15 4 for $100' • 2 for $52' G7&-14 6 15 Charge it at General Tire B •m These are the tires that are· original equipment on new 1972 cars in every division ol Detro1t's big 3 auto makers. 4 for *110" • 2 for ssr ·ru1>ei.. M•ck*'aJN: p1u.11.11 • 12.711 Fed. Ex. lfll P41' Ure.,_ P9f\dlnt on alze WHITEWALLS ONLY $3 MORE PER TIRE All• CKCI; 0 Sltclllld W ..,., If -fift aiH~ ..-liMI r"' Ulort llkwlfll tllh l fflll, wt will lloMI' Jl'!Y lfde1S pl8(." ,.,_ I« fl.ll•t """" 1t tllt ff"tfited price. . . VW PECIAL General Dura-Jet• WHITEWAL~ . 4-PLY NYLON CORD BODY $1695 Lbw ~ICES ON SIZES TO ONLY Slit 5.llO-tS FIT I OUT OF 10 IMPORT CMS 1uo.11u p1111 11.n FM. f.lr.,'T .. General JATO SUPER 100 GOLF BALLS Tough Our11on cuti.11 co..,.rl Entrgiltd PB Ctnl•tl Hlph tenalon winding fOt mall lmum ttigh!I 3 1AUS133 FOR P~ • ~ at ~ne,ai Tire S10fea. Compelllivelv priced at independent ~alen di~l1yiflt tN Genef.i 19', DON . SWEDLUND ,. ., 1 ,. ,, ,_ "· " • "' COAST GENERAL TIRE :~ I The vaccine it al90 for a variety of nu called "TYPe B," but potency for this type waa not increased, the center uid. A .sp:ikesman said the Hong Kong variety OC"CUrs more fre-- quently and is generally more severe. KIDS WVE UNCIJ: LEN • -Saturdays-in-- e BUY YOUR WIFE 10me fine jewelry. Here's a thick Jade bangle, aii 13 Carat aolld ' gold chain,' a pen- dant and a rope necklace a.-bracelet-.. 585 Wnt~t9Jfl.._C.wa MnaJhone 540·57J.O or...646-5033 -1-_,,_';;_+·~ .__ __ 'fhe saj!-driver tire company.-----': . ' The DAILY PILOT . . _ . .. stereo103FM . ;J the~ of the harbor · . _ Jd.S'571-~y0uve never heard ·it so good . • I l ' ... ~ ,, •• I I ' • • DAILY PILOT MOlld•r. Ju~ 10, 1972 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL N011CE LEGAL NOTICE •ICTITIOUI IUllN•ll • ......, NAMI ITATIMIMT l'ltTITIOUS aUSIN•IS Tht llllow1111 Pff'Nll I• tolflt M1""t fllMll STAYllMINT 11: TM: fotlowl"' --• ll't dollll Al!lO ._DS, P.O. ha 11U. Or.,. bon'llltl ,.: C1ljlorlll•i l»O' fl1'" C-u. hn C & M fNl l Rl'ltlll!J, 111 411t J11111 CNhtr1M.-Calllornl1. lll"fft, N ..... I lltld'I. (till. t)MO. GIN Wlfltlorl Z1ftlrftl, JJ207 P'•-JI'"" .... Cl1rt1. 111 411r .,,...,,' Clf'WU, 5'11 J111n c. •I• Ir." •. N-rt llttti. C1ll10r11l1 P1trlctr; w. McOulrf, 111 4ll'I Street, Thl1 lllllllllM 11 1111111 coMucted by •n HlwPlf'f 111<1'1. 11\dlllldu.I. 1nl1 bUllnlll lfl bel!l'I Ctflld\lcttll by I Gtfl' W, Zltbl.rtl! ..... rll oarflllf'illl.. Tl!l1 1l•lllmlilt ftled wlltl Ille Cou11ty Patrl(k W. MtGlllrt Cllrli DI Ori-CllHllY Oii JuM 2:1. 1t 11 Tl!ll 1t1t"""" •11 Iii.II wltl\ Ille (OUll· lrf lllYll'lt' J, Mlddo.X, O...u,., CcamlY tv Clerk of Or-Coullf1' .. JUnt .. Cltrk. "" GEM• I. DOllNlfY •I 5. Lllll S11llt M ,.,......,, C11Jflrlll1 '11tl i t'llltllllN ttUI 1'1..f.11' .. 11611 PubU~ OrtllH (11111 0111'1 Pllol, JuM 2'. •nd Julr I. 10, 17, 1ti'2 1'11-72 I' lUU LEGAL NOTICE BOATING ' . Windsurf er R aces Told I Radleal Desl p A hmanson. Won By ALMON LOCKABEY Diiiy Piie! ... 111111 •flt1r Red Roocter, John Calley's radically desJ8ned 4 o - r o o t sloop lr<om California Yacht Club was the overal! and Class B winner of Newport Harbor Yacht Club.'a Amnanson Seiles of offsb:>re race.a. Red Rooster was designed by Dick Carter and won the rugged Fastnet Race I n England on her maiden out ing ' a rew years ago. Calley's reconl In the six- race Ahmanson Serles wu J.1· 5-1Df4. Sklf>Pers are pennlt- led to throw out their wont race. With a 10th place throwout, Red Rooster's final ~ was 1$1< points -only I II points better than Tri bu to, the Columbla-51 owned by a five-man syndicate and cam- paigned In the Ahmanaon by Fred MacDonald of NHYC. NHI 1~1111' Plttll I Pen Duick -Winne•· In 1'aliit1 Eric Tabar!Y=s Pen Duick JJl as a wishbone sloop ac· compllshed what she wes unable to do t\vo yean ago as a schooner. She won overall corrected time bonora In the 3,537-mlte Los Angeles to Tahiti race. ' The Tahiti win proved a dou~le victory ror Tabarly and his radically designed yachts. A few hours after Tabarlf himself won the Tahiti race, he received news that his 71).. foot bimaran, Pen l)Jick JV was the first yacht to finish in the Single-Handed Tr a n s .. Atlantic race from Plymouth, England to Newport, RJ. PutaHJhld Or11191 C011t Delly Pllot,f--'-,.----------1 July 1. 1&, 11, 24. 1m 1m-12 l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS Bruce Matlack of Alamitos Bay won Clan A and Mike Waltze of Newport BeaCh won Class B in the Windsurfer A~ soclation Newport Beach Re- gatta Sunday. Results: Pair Take Two After Third in the final standin~s was Jim Linderman'a Newport--41 Trend from Balboa Yacht Club with 23o/• AHMA NSON W INNER--Jobn Calley's 40-foot sloop Pen Ouick Ill was .the third boat to finish the Tahiti race. with an elapsed timl! or 21 days, three hours, two minutes and 12 St:COnds. After computing her time allowance. her corrected time was 111 days, 18 hours, 59 minutes and three seconds. LEGAL NOTICE • HAM& ITAT9MIHT The folloWilll P«SOl'lt •r• doll'ltll points. Red Rooster emerged as the winner of Newport Final ract of the series was Harbor Yacht Club's six-race Ahmanson Series. The ,-tc1'1TIOUI IUllNISI IMl•IMu •11 NAM.a ITjt,TJMA!HT J .vtO I 011JJUJUT0fl$, lllt W. Tiit tollowlno _. ... 11 dolnt biltlf'ltSt '"-St., s.iil.1 AN. C.1. '1701 CLASS A -(i) Bruce Mat~ lack, Alamitos Bay• 71A pts.: (2 ) Dick Monroe, Balboa, 711; (3) Hoyle Schweitzer. Pacific Palisades, 1111; (I) Jay Glaser, Balboa, 21 ; (5) Sey- mour Beek, Balboa, 26. Capsizing the Modified Gold Cup courS< California Yacht Club entry -cnmpUed a score of race sailed Saturclay and won lSo/• points to edge Fred MacDonald's Tribute. . ••: JW·I'. CJ.UJ Prtu , 1111 w. l"on'ICllM HYUHO LAllOltATORIES DONOR II., l•nl1 An1. C.1, ~ CEHTl!lt, UXI Hrl•nd Av•-· Co1t1 Ir-M. Prl«I, 1111 W, ,,_ $!,, Mtie, C.1Ulorni.. lint~ AM, Ce, '2707 ...., ... !Id Ll1>«1!0tltl DIY11IOl'I Tr1vtnol Tl'll• IMnlMU 11 Hll!f condu<ltiell tw • l"'°'1totlft, Inc:., 2300 HVltnd A-, tllltNnd ~ Witt. Co•t1 ~. Ctllfornl1. John F. Pr!« Skipper Mike Eisenberg and his crew Larry Dubois of Del Rey Yacht Club were wet but undaunted when 40-mile an hour winds on Shadow Moun- tain Lake Colo., capsized their boat in the first race of the Rocky Mountain Champion- ships for the Snipe Class Sat- urday. bys.1!£:d~y'sf'iiiale"wii"siii!id_._ over a 25-mile course in light Yacht Racing Union's Crui se Gets Extension Tilll' lllltfrinf; 11 i.1,,. conduc:tlcl tw • Tiii• l'11llllftf'nt llled wllll 1119 County torpor1tto.. (C.llfl'lrnl•I. Cl«k cf Or1nee C.OVntv °" Jun1 16, 1'72 Hrlll'ICI Ybor1tclt'lft Dtwltloi! b'I l1wtt1r J. Mlddolr, o..uti' Co.mlr Tt1wlltrl Llbatl!llf'IH. IM.. Clerk. ,,_ Publlltltll Or1nt1 C111t D•llY Pllol, JUlll It, M, 11111 Juty J. 1(1, 1,12 IJU.12 Vlclllf' N!t11ldtr A"'I. S.cr1t1rv for: kmuef f . 1"1rk•I• Pr1;ld1nt This 1l1temen1 fllM ..tth fllt Coun!Vl-------------Cl•rk of Or•llH Cv•flfY Oii JUM 23, 1t'2 LEGAL NCYl'JCE J br lli!WN'lr J. Meda., o..r1r countrr---==-------c1crk. l'ltTITIOUI •u11N••• 1"1"24 NI.Ml STATIMIHT Publlllllcl Or-cont 01Jtr Piiot. 'Tiii lllltfwlnt "''°" •• dOll'll buS IMU JUM 2' 1n11 Julr l, 1e, 11, 1m lMO<n 11; LEGAL NOTIC!'..r MILLE• MAlllNE SALES, ltn Monnl'il1 Aw., HtwPGH Inell. nwo. Wlllltm H. Jonn, »5CI lurtwood Rd., I 21:MS M1t1b\I, Cl. fOUS. NOTIC• 0 1' TltUSTll'S SAL• Thi• b\lllnlU 11 Mint amduclld lw 1n T,I. NI. u-n lndlwlc:klll. On J\11'1 fl. 1m •• , 11 :CO A.M .. TITLE WIHi.tn H. JOllll CLASS 8 -(I) Mike Waltze, Newport Beach, 5; (2) Tara Schweitzer. Pacific Palisa~es, llo/.i ; (3) Susie Swatack, Alamitos Bay, 15%. . THE BEST Rl!adel'lbip po 11 s prove '"Peanuts" is ope ot the world'• most popu_!ar comic 1bi_ps. Read It dally In the DAILY PILOT. INSURANCE AND TlUST COMl"ANY, II Tiii• lllltmltlf fllfd wllfl fhl Cou11tv ou1r 1iu•olnttd Tr111fM undlr 11111 C"'1l ., OrW\911' c-tv ""J11111 1•. 1ml'::===========!. f'IH'..i.nl ti OM et Trust ,..... July lW llwrlr J. MlddOA. °""""' COUttfYI• 1s. 1"9. as 1...r. N1. ,,.. In lloolc tQ11, ci.n. LEGAL NOTICE Pllff 77. OI OtflclM llKlrdt 111 ftlt Otflu I' lMU·i-------------1 ef "" ClllntY llCOl"IHr of °'"'" Clunt'I, P'ublllflld Of'Ml9ll Clllt Dellf' Piiot, STATIMINT 01' AIAHDONMINT Ct.,•""'1t' JUM If, 2'. end JlllY J, 10, 1'72 1.SU-72 0 1' USI OP' WILL SELL AT PUlllC AUCTION TO l'ICTITIOUI I Ull NEIS NAMI tll "IEIT llODEll FOil CASH (p1y1bfl ~ LEGAL NO'Flqi: Tht tollowlnt P«IOn t111 ·~ ftll ai tltM of $1 .. ~fl l1Wf\JI monw of !ht 1111 If tlll llcllll-bclslnta ,..,.,. Onltod Sl11et) 1f tM IOI/tit Iron! e11tr1nc1 l'ICTITIOUI S\lllN•ll ll&H OISTllllUTORS •f 202f 1'1rt .. ltll Old Ofl!'lff COlilltf COUrttlouM NAMI ITATIMINT Cardiff, Nft'por! 8hdl. C1tlfoml1. loclllfd 111 "" -Ii.di .. Wffl S111t1 'Tiii tollowlnll ..,...,. 11'1 dolM TM flc:t1tlou butJ Alll ltvd., fllnt'llrlY Wllf •. St .. 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TrKt No. '1t, In !ht C11Y of N"""'1 Thlt 1tat-I filed wl"' ttoe cwnty i------------.f IMdl, C111111tv °' OrtnM. lllM cf CllB of °'""' Cou11tl' Oii Jltlflt Zl. Im l'ICTITIOUI IUSINISS Callf'Omll. II,..,,,, .. ,__ In MOii ..., lwarl~ J. Mlddoli, °""""' COlllllY -· NAM• ITATIM•NT " """ " lllrowfl ,.\ lndU$hot °' ,..,.. .... '-llowlnt "''°" .... ,. ...... ,.... mltcltl-ma,e. rtctrW ., °'"""" I' QUI u: Clutlt'I, C1ll!omlt. l;lne eetttrty of t PllllH..., or.. CNlf DtllY Pilot HUDSON IHGINEElllNG AND ""' wltldl b'llM II IM mkllll!flf ...... JuM"' I"" J111Y a. lt. 17. 1'72 1"'-72 DESIGN_ SERVICES. ,,.,, Slkr11t -flltrl'I \IM tll 111d Lot LI Wld'I It --,_ Line, Hullfl!Wion Sffd\, t»4f, tlctltd wetmJr N.ll twt flltoutll 1 JOltlltl H. Hull_, 21"2 tffunt c1n1r11 •"'4• or 1• as• 41 .. 1tor11 ti. LEGAL NOTICE l1111, Hu11t11191o11 hid! tUN. IOU1"-••1•tl1' COtl'lll' at llkl lot L Thi• bu1l111u I• ti.Ing conducled 11'1' a11 thlftc:• l'IOl'thlrl1' Ill I 1tr1leht Urie " MOTIC• INV1TIN9 llDS lndlYldu ... 1111 lflldlOlnt of t11!1 ll'C ot 1111 Cl.Irv. °" ffotlce 11 tier911¥ tlWfl ftllt ttM IMl'd ot JOMPtt H. Hudtorl -St1N1 Mkllrw1v ltl'tcr1btd In ttlt dMd Tr"'I"' o1 thl C111t Corrwnu11l1y Goll... Tlllt lllltmlfll tiled Wlltl fhl Ctuflty racordld JYl'I 1, 1t2f, 111 btc*. :nt Pffl Dlltrkt If Orlllff Cou11tv. C.Utl!'flll, Wll (._. ol' Or•nR Count¥ 111 Ju.,. 2:l. 1m. l6S ol'llcl•I rtcot'd1, 11 Clllltlvt to "" f9CI!" -led bldl up to 2:00 P.ll'I., Fri-trt Stwrlr J. ~ Deputy CountY IOUll!Mtt 1nd 11ew1111 1 rldlut ot 1sso.oo ..,., JulY 2lt. 1m. 1t 1119 Purcflnrne 0..1. CJlrL i..-. ffft al!d I Jtflt'lll ot 1t4M fllt. flf llld ICl'lool dl1frtct loclf9d 1t 1'10 Ad-'P 11111 Tiit •lrllt adllrett Md eltltl' commtn Intl A_, C1st1 Mal, c.111., et wllkh PubHahtd Or111N Cotlt C.IJr Piiot, delll«!•llon, H ff\', « ..... rur ITOHrfY time Nici llldt. Wiii lit pubUc:t'I ..... 11'111 J11111 2" I nd Jutr J, 10, 17, 1t72 1.U.72 dllctlbtd tllow 11 """'1td to bt: 1121 rMd tor r W11t C111t Hllflw•r, Attt. K, Hft'llOrt l'urnltll 'T11tYl•ICll\ I r I 1dc1 •I LEGAL N011CE atadl, C11l,....nl1, tMMI. • 'TrlftalTllltll' lttmota Control IV.ltrn. f------------n.t Ufldln.l9111111 ft\11t1t dltclllrnt •n'I AU 1>1111 ,,. to Ill 111 acc:ord111U wltl\ l'ICTITIOUS IUllNllS hlolllt'f flW' lflY lnc«tld.,.. fll 1111 ltrlfl 1111 lnllrwt!OM llf'ld Condl!Jon1 •nd NAMI STAT•MIN T lddrt1S 111d OIMf" C10nWN111 dlll9ntiklfl. If Sptdtl~llllM w111m ire ,_ °" fll1 11111 Thi fell-',. ,.,._ 11 dolM Minns •11Y, lfloWro ,..,..n. ,.,,.,.. lie _.., lft itlf lfflcl "' "" ... 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It 1nr, WIMr 1111 term• ef Mid I 11o11r•nllt frlll fN blddtr wlll tnflr Into J11n N TllomlllOft Deed of Trust, r.n. wr-'• Ind •""'" "" pnlPCIMd tonlr1tf II '!I'll "'"' ts Tiii• 1t1temint flllll w1111 "" Cou11ty • fhl Trutlll ll'ld of .... tnllts UMtelil awtrdtd to lllm.. In lht '"""' cf t.lll.ll't to Cllrlt of Or11111 COUntY llff: Jltlfll 1 .. 1t7t. In> 111d DH<:t o1 Trust. 9'ltlr Into .llldl e1111f.ct, lhl ,l'IC .... et ar ltwrlY J , MlddoJI DtNIY Countv TI!¥" bffllfktlrY u r;o.r .:lld Dttd 111 tM cflldl w111 M tlrftl!ICI, .,, lft "" u11 Clark. .,.. Tro!;f l\ef'tivlllf'I eicKUl9CI al'ICI d..cl'ltAd of I ....., tM fllll wm tlttrtol' wlll be ll"lMM to lhl Ullder-'"'" • wrltt1111 Ded1r1H011 of tcit'ftlt.i fo 11111 Klloll dl1lrkt. Pllblllhtd Or11111 co.ti C.llY l'llol, o.t.-ull 1,..:1 Dc!f1'1llftd for Slit, •l'ICI 1 writ-N1 blckllt ll'llY wlffwft-hb •14 for • J11nt 20, 21, 11111 J11ty 1, 10, 1m 161W-12 11111 N1tlct o1Otf1un1...cl l!l1tt1on to Stll. p1rLoct ol fOl'IY•fl.,. (.fSJ 111ys •ll•r lhf,1----..,..C-'.'-"-C'--'--"--'--CI Tiii unc!cr"'IPncd c1uMd 11111 Nolle• ot d1tt HI for t1tt oP«llM lllerlOf. LEGAL NOTICE Dtloull •11CI' l!:tectJon to Siii fo bl rtcord-Tiii lo1rd of Tru11N1 '"'""" tt\1.," -------------! 1111 111 111c countr wl!ert 111t r••I property pr l11l ltff ot rel1Cllnt '""' •1111 111 bld• wi· b ~ttd lo 11111111 lllY lrr .. 1111rltln tr /no LIOAL NOTICI! Dllt: i.,,,.. 21. 1m. forll'l1llllt1 111 111'1' bid" Ill"" bldlltne. NOTICE IS Ml!IU!itlY GIVEN lllll the TITLE INSURANCE Nllf'lnlll E. W1l10n tollowlne llem1 ol loulld or Nllltd Pr-•lr , :S..C:lr, Bol•d of Tnisleet fll'll b11n 111111 lW 1119 Polle• 0-rlm""I AND TRUST COMPANY ()pm: July 21, ltn -2:00 p.m. tll !flt City cf Cotl1 Meu for 1 Ptrlod In " 11111 Trvstw, l'utilli.hlll Or•nte Clltl OlllY Piiot, tKCa• of 11111111r (!'Cl) 01ys: ly l!lm1r w. Htl111tr July 10, 11, 1m 11''-72 1 .. r1y tlol bo•, 1-c1uett1 rtcOl'dtr-Aulflorlrld S/ltfllhll'I C1plt1I, t-AM/FM r1d lo4n1rP. Publlthld Newport H1rllnr Newt Prflt. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE II l'URTHEll GIVEN tl!ll 11 comblnltd Wltll D•lly Piiot, _HtwHrl no OWfltt' ...... ,. 11\d ptO"IH hi• l11en, C1Ufom11, J'Jt'f 3. 10, 17, 1m own1r1111, of 1111 pr'CIPlf'fY wllhln &1Y111 •---~=====-'~"~~~n:1 IN TH•······"•"'•• COUIT .. {7) dlYI foUow1ne """"1blluilkln of tllll Notlcl, .... Hilt tl!lrtto ""'" VIII "' Ille LEGAL NOTICE ,.;:·~~.-.i:u~;.,CAo';'":::.:. finder, " ,...,. "'-· °' 111 n. c11y of I fl>M ... A n 1 Colt• Mt11. In wtllcll c-"" l"Ollfl'fr The capsizing ~ame in the first nee of the aeries Satur· day and by the time the South- landers could right their boot and continue fn the race they finished in 19th place. On Sunday the two young- sters came back to win the fmat t~ races and wind up third overall in the series. They were awarded a special . trophy for their seamanship In righting the boat Jn the stonny conditions. · ;;i-o-y achts SailinBCYC Feature Race Forty sailing yachts turned out Sunday for B a h i a Corinlhlan Yacht C I u b ' s Mel'l')'-Go-Round race, t b e fifth feature of the Angelman Series for PHRF rated yacht!:. The spinnaker runs created a colorful background for the thousands of beach goers con- gregated on the sands of Newport Beach. The Angelman Series con-. sists of six races lr<om which skippers may throw out their worst race Jn computing the final score. It is one of the largest series In Southern California llmlted to PHllF yachts. Results : to moderate winds. Results of final race: OVERALL -(I) Trend; 12 ) Tribute; 13) NewsBoy, Jack Baillie, BYC; (I) Red Rooster; (5) Counterpoint, Bud Headden, BYC. CLASS A -(I) T<ibute ; 12) Newsl!oI;. (3) Bright Star, WiliiaiTI.i'l..:oe, NHYC. CLASS 8 (I) Red Rooster; (2) Swilt, Arrigo & Mallinckrodt, NHYC; 13) Blue Streak, Cary Myers, NHYC. CLASS C -(I) Trend; (2) Bettina IV, Tom Schock, NHYC. CLASS D -(I) Coun- terpoint: (2) Lucky Chance, Jerry Leitch, BCYC; 13) Freestyle, Lipphold &: CiCerOJ NHYC. Final series standings : OVERALL -fl) Red Rooster: (2) Tribute; 13 ) Trend; m Lucky Chance; (5) Counterpoint.' CLASS A -(I) Tribute. CLASS B -Red Rooster; (2) Swift; (3) Blue Streak. . CLASS C -(I) Trend; (2) BeUina IV. CLASS D -(I) Lucky Cbance; (2) Counterpoint; 13) Primera, Phil Morgan, NHYC. Balboa Club Dominates I High Sierra Balboa Yacht Club Lid .. 11 skippers. dominated the 19th annual !Dgb Sierras · ~ajta on Huntirigton Lake Saturday and Sunday. Winner in the Class A divi· sion was Dave Ullman, cur· rent national champion in CLASS A ~ (I) Bandit, Corey Myers, BYC: (2) El the class, .and Clw B was Tesora. Ralph Mach, BYC; ·..-won by Dick ADen, also of (3) Cheerio, Barry Fa b o r, BYC. BCYC. CLASS A -(I) Dave tnl- CLASS B -(1) Moon Shine, man, BYC: (2) Jon Baldwin, Bill von KleinSrnid, NHYC: KHYC; (3) Rowland Lohman, (2) Lucky Chance, John BYC: (4) Jim Tyler. BYC; Bromley, BCYC; (3) Sequoya, (5) Gared Smith, BYC. Jim Moore, SSSC. CLASS B -(I) Dick Allen, CLASS C -(I) Num Num BYC; (2) John Peters, MBYC; II, Booth, BYC; (2) Edelweiss, (3) Ted llln!haw, LIVC; 10 Dave Lang, BYC; (3) Niki II, John Thorne, BYC; (5) Herb J obn Kinkel, VYC. Riley, BYC. The Yacht Racing Union of Southern California (YRU) cruise this year has been ex- .tended to five days instead of the usual lour. The 21st renmt of the an· nual race-cruise is scheduled to start Wedqesday, Aug. 2 and ~ntinue through Aug. 6. Another innovation in the cruise is a predicted log race for power cruisers Aug. 2 from Los Angeles Harbor to Howland's Landing, Catalina Island. In the past racing has been confined lo_sailboats. The sailboat racing will con- sist of'the usual three events, including the opening day race from Los Angeles Harbor to Howland's landing, a race from HowlaDd's to Moonstone Cove on Friday, Aug. 4, and the Homeward Bound race from Moonstone Sunday, Aug. 6. The first race will be for the Los Angeles Times Trophy. oldest in Southern California yachting; the second race is for the West Trophy. Overall Gabboon 1 and the final race is for the West Trophy, Overall winner or all three races is awanled the Wiman Trophy. The YRU Is composed of IS "property owning" c 1 u b s within the Southern California Yachting Association. Member clubs are Alamitos Bay, Bahia Corinthian, Balboa, Cabrillo B e a c h , California, t;oronado. Del Rey, King Harbor, Lido Isle, Long Beach. Los Angeles. Mission Bay, Newport Harbor. San Diego and Santa Barbara. Following the race t o Howland 's the fleet will oc· cupy moorings at LA YC's leased t1190ring area where they will spend Thursday in closed course racing. On Friday the fleet will up anchor and race to Moonstone. scene of NHYC1s 'island moor· ings. Small boat racihg will be conducted on Saturday . The cruise is open to boats whose owners are members of YRU clubs 'or to other boats skippered by a YRU member. Seattle Man Holds Lead In Star Race WASHINGTON I AP) Billy Sterett Jr. of Owensboro, Ky., driving the Seattle-based Pride of Pay 'N Pak for the first time in competition, defeated previously unbe8ten Bill Muncey-and Atl;:is Van Lines Sunda y in the Presiden t's Cup Regatta for hydroplanes. Sterett, who drove the boat for the frist time Friday, beat M~y by only 3"2 seconds after securing the lead in lhe next·to-Jast tum. Pride of Pay 'N Pak ended up with a total of 1,200 points to the Detroit· based Atlas Van Lines 1,100. Third was Miss Budweiser of Mjami with 82.5, followed by Pizza Pete of Seattle with 619. She barely edged Russ Ward's Colwnbia-57 Ar I e s from Newport Beach which corrected out about an hour more. Third In the handicap stan- dings was Irving Loube's Columbia-57 Concerto fron1 Richmond : fourth was \Villia}ll L. Stewart's Siete, San Fran· ci.sco; fifth was Joe Pollock'a Min Sette, Rose City. Ore., and sixth was Loi Killam 's Graybeard, the scratch boat and first to finish. Still at sea and apected to arrive at Papeete sometime this week is Gary HOri!er's Inisfail from Seattle, Wash. Order of finish with elapsed times : 1. Graybeard. Lot Killam. Vancouver, B.C .. 20 days, 11 minute!, Z8 seconds. 2. Min Sette, Joe PolJock, Rose City, Ore., 21 days, three hours. two minutes , 12 sec'onds. 3. Pen Duick ID. Eric Tabarly. France, 21 days, 11 hours, 25 minutes, 35 senonds. '4. Aries, Russ W a r d , Newport Beach, 21 days, II hours, 28 minutes, 30 seconds. 5. Concerto, lrving Loube, Richmond, 21 days:, 15 hours, 25 minutes, 26 seconds. 6. Siete, William L. Stewart 111, San Francisco, 21 days, 23 hours, 35 minute11, 00 seconds. 7. lnislail, yet to finish. Kar en Scores Nugent Again Sterett and Muncey, who is from San Diego Calif., went into the final heat tied with 800 points. Sterett led the fleet at the start and was first out of Karen Nugent of Balboa the initial tum. Yacht Club won the Powder Muncey took the lead com· Puff and Old Salts race for 'the Ing out of the second of the six fourth COMeCUtive time Satur· laps. The two battled bow to dav. The sudden-death race ii bow-for ·the next lhree laps sailed in Santana·22 sloops. with Muncey managing to take Crewing for Miss Nugent each heat. y,•as Barbara Turner of Seal Jn the first turn of the final Beach Yacht Club, and third lap Sterett took the lead for was Jule Booth, South Shore good and successfuJiy fought Sailing Club. off Muncey in the final run to ;:==========; the finish. Muncey was seeking his fifth cup victory of the season in the races on the Potomac: River. TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ NOTICI! 0, TllUSnl!'S SAL• NOT.Cl Dfl HU.lllNO o:'Pl'TITIOfll TO ::.1111e~ :wbt·:=.:~on 11 • llmt T.S ...... •1-11 CDNVIY ll•AL '"-O'•"-TY DATED: 7·10.12 On Jlly !1, lm. 11 11 :00 A.M. TITLE E1t1l1 If Cl.AAA E. HUllAllD, DI-lit. 1. Hl!TH INSUltANCE AHO TllUST COM,AHY, 11 CHiid Chltf ef Po llc:t •utr •~11el11led TnrstM ur.rter 111d Nlllcl h ,,..... lflltft ftMlt • P1Mrln11 l'IJblllNll Or1119t Cast Dilly 'llot. Pll'1U•nl lo Dllll ol Tr111f rtecwdtd Juty "" Ille NlltJoll of JUHi! c. WILSON, J11ly It, 1t12 110.72 ts, !Ht, II !Mt, NI. t0d2, Ill book tcl21. II !i•tc11lrlx ol the Ellllt of CLA•Ar-----,---------1 Colas Recalls Race Story We Dare You ••• Every Saturday Patt u, ot Offlctil RICOl'dl Ill lllt otflct E. HUl8ARD, dtc:etlld, IOr 111 orlltr LEGAL NOTICE of"'' Countll R«ol'tl1r of Or1111t eou11tv, tGo COITIPllll I c1rt1l11 a111tr1ct tor tilt C.Fltornl1, Will SELL AT PUllLIC AUG-.-1t ot Cfff1/11 r11I llltlt 111t1rtd 111!0 -~~---------TIO:O. TO H1r.HE'ST a1oo£11 Fott CASH 11'1' 1111 ct1c1c1t111 111 n« ntt11tr1t, 1l'ICI sTAT•MINT 011 AIAN DOMM•NT LONDON (AP) -French So the young Frenchman J (HYable II 1111'11 If Nile In 1•wfUI ~ WAYNE L YOltK •nd RAMONA L 0 , UJ'li 0' ,ICTITIDVI yachtsman Alain c 0 t Is sett'~ down to a grim battle of .... United St1ttsl II ""' $ou1!1 fr11111 YORK, bt had •I 1111 Court ·-of •VSINISS NAMI ~ enlrll'ICe to tt11 Old Or.tnw County 0.Hrlll'llflt t II Tiit l\llltt'llr Court of The follll'fflnt ...,_ Ms IMllOonld !flt screamed. When he spotted WIUt Terlain and stayed awake COllrtllouM lttited In tilt * llloclr; °' Ille sr11e If c.tlllllml1, In 11111 tor Ille UH o1 IM flctJtlOl.l1 butll'lft1 -t J y T I in d of wnt S•nt• An1 lt'ICI .. flrrnlrtr w1,1 ,111 c-tv 11 .°''"'"· City of s.n11 ""'· '" MILLER MAR.IHE SALES 11 1st1 coun ryman e~ ves er a to take a vantage every s1., s1111a ""'· c1111or"11. 111 r1ot11, 11111 ":" '°'" •Y of Jutr, lt72 11 11 :u MllMDVI• A~ .• N1WPOrt a.m, c1~ ttUO ahead of him hal!wa.y through kind of weather he could. •lld lnt1re11 cot1w1yld to 11111 -Mid 11'1' 'clodl A.M. t. -,TM flc11t1oiJ1 IMl•lnn• n1m1 rtl1rrld '° the Tr•-••tlan~·c single-hand-"I kn hi ti 1,1nct.r .. Id ~ ot Truit I" ltlt' Ol'OP• S11d All IJTotll'l'lr to bl ('lfWtWlf h 11iov1 WIJ llltd 111 Or1np1 County on ...,,,,_ eW We Were lOUg y my 1111111~ In wld cou11ty •lld s1111 ~1C'!f.'~i. ":.,c:":.c~~.!J'1:''.o1~1~ Ml~~,,:f~111~n11111 Miiier. J7G4 cew st., ed race, Colas said Sunday. equal," he said. "So it was 111•1erlbld ''· to wi.t· eor1111 dtL ,.,,., c1111 m:u Colas, who won the race just a matter of. who would c~~i."': !"f:,:t.o+'," ~!!,-'-,... Loi S el Trtct SJ40. •• ;..,. ''"" Thi• bu1lnn1 W11 coftdvcted ..., 1n I~ Sat··~ay wi·th a -nl 21 •ay ., ... I er••.... rKO!"dld In ... IN, ""' U.24 If d!'lldu•I-UJU .. """' "'U sleep less ••• I stayed at the b'I th~t urt1ln lt1se llHcrltled Jn ••-MIKIU1n1Wt Mlfll, In tflt oflkl of t11t Randall V. Mllltr tro6S'mg in his Trimaran Pen helm enormowiJy, -'•"y ~i.i No. l hi 11111 lo In uni:llY!ded nvnty ,_.,. ef Mid oovntv. Ill• l'-4)11 ''"'~ 11"J111'1 11111re11 In 11111 to 1ti.1 POrtlon If 11M1 s'-""Dod, LI H1bl"1, c111l!rrfti.. Pul:IK&flld 0r1...., c111t DillY Pt141, Duick IV, said in the London towards the end." lot L rf Tr1ct No, t it, In 1111 Cttr " lllflre!Kll .. ...,...... ,.,... ~ the J-,,., 2'. Ind Juty l. 10. 1m lJU.72 Observ··. the n • " • p. p e r Col ha _ _, hen N1WPOt1 11 .. e111. county o1 or1"", s111t "'"'ton " 11i. fltNl11 1or tuffl!er ,.,. · cc;;;...c;_c;_::::..::::.::..:::.:.:;..:_..:.:::c.:i -as was mt"" go w °' r ·rtorn1~. as 1>tr m1~ r!«'rdMI 111 11cu1"" LEGAL NOTICE which ~-red the -tes' the line -"n~'"" the nidder Book 2f Pa11e-1 31 lhroulltl :M lnelutl'l9 If DATED: JllM f1 1t1'l "I"""-...,.., "-"""' '"""''& ,-l"l'!l1Ctl .. n10111 map&, r~orc11 of Ora11t1 WILLIAM iE'.. ST JOHN that he Chased Ter}ain'I t o the main &etf..gtffring Couritv. C1 llfot nl1, 1'11"9 tlllfrlY ot • countr Cltrll 11111 MOTICI 01' SAL• schoont v dredl 13 all d !Ir.I' wh lcll bl!fll111 11 lf\t rn1oP01111111 !fie c1.ni; If 111d SUHrklr Court Nlflct I• t11Ttl:IY 11 .... 11 pu1'l1111nt ta 11t· r en ay system snapped under the hull tOUlhtr lr 11111 or wtd to1 L 11.111c11 11 w11t AND l'Rtn: n-lDSl •l'ICI :I052 of""' c11111 c1c1eof11'11 J une 27, the lllh day of the on the fourth day out from 1oc1~~ Wl'lf•tw M )0 ite1 rhrou1111 • A ,,..lftlieMI c,,,..,,,... s111e If c11111r,,11 1111 underslontd, N. £. race, before overtaking him . c:.tn1r11 •nt!t °' 109lJ• ,,.. ''"" the 1r1 A1Nn M. 'ltlT1 Wtlu win NII 11 Pllbllc 111etton. 11 1•1t Plymouth, England, t be aeutllffstet'IY cor_. of 11111 Lot Lt 1ut1 •111 Plol'""9ofll1 11rt« Pi.c1n111 A ...... Cott• Mui, c1111.1111, 11 But the duel w:IUt Terlain starting point, in stormy seas therlct Mrlllfl'l'I .,. 1 1tr11111t line 11 Wlllttllt', C1llflmfl ""1 It 1.m. M Tllucl1 r, 1119 U!h dtY If July, I t fd Cool tttt 11"1111co1r.1 o1 '"' •re c1 tt• e11we 1111 Att.l'Mr• .., P11111111w 1t11, ,,.. 11111aw1111 Mscrlbtd PrOHrtv. i. a most cos 23-year~ as Colas fixed a lifeliM to the '"' ,,,,. Hlfllw1, d8'trlb!!ll '" '"' Publl!Md Or•nvt Cllll D•llY Piii! wit: the race. boat and di ~ I the I clltd rtcoroto.d July t, 191t In Boole 2Q July I, t, It, 1t12 1702•7' Oorl1 R., J1t 81111, 409 Clllwy tf)flrt Veu nto t' Plett 265, oll1dal rtcord1, II eonc:av~ 111111'11! Ind lr1lltr. He said that after he aped waters and 12·foot waves t( 10 ,... to11t1tw111 •!'Ml ll•11i111 11 racU11$-el oa1t11 !hi• 101t1 ll•Y ot Jul)', 1t72. abead_ol Terlaln, he ran into · ''"'· 1. ..... 1.-11...., lJJO.tJO tHt_111c1 -11t111ni of 1'4.4'• LEGE-NOTICE • "· E. Wf'rs bad hi. h 1~ hi reprur _.,., _ _.,.._~-:..::.~ Tiii '''"' lddre11 •l'WI c1111r tfll"lm11n lnl 011ttM Tfltfkt -calms w C ca" m I had e.llhu to repair the ""1'"'11°""' II .,,.,. of "" , .. , propmy fllCTITIOUS SUllNlll c-dll Mir, c.lff, tWS wallowing belpleasly In the ~ribld ·~ II Pll•Plrltld lo r:.: HAMI ITATIMINT Pvtltlllflld °'""" "'" Dilly Pllot. boat or abandon the race/' be 1111 west coe~ Hftll'lw1y, .t.iii. ,.0, Thi folloWlne ...,._ ,,.. lklllll July 10. 1m 1tu.l1 mid«ean for two dlya:. kl N-llOl'I ll•ICl'I. C•llt1r11ll tJMO b\IMMI'• 11. "' WU --'••-be '""tsCk .. • Tiii undenlmtd 'fnnllt d11Cl1lm1 lf'l'f I!. G. fl1tOP:IEJlllES, '°" VtM Cir• LEGAL'NonCE _J, "~ -.. • n.e device broke .___. AH!lltr ,.,___.... IMlrrft'fflft1 o1 ttie •• ,... e1e. Hunt1M1111t atKl'I. ,111.,. """ 1-----'---'---'-~---1 ed away from them ••• but l _,_ lddrtu 1...cl Oll'llr Comll\Ofl dlll1111lllO\, II 01rr1~ 0, C-iM)', '°'i V1M C:lrc:lt, I J131t \V8.!I feoJfn• happy gO-IUClty repair five days Jeter and •nv. ~ f'!11'91ft, HuMlllt10l'I llll<h, C1111. '2 ... 1 SUl"•RIOll CDU"T OI' THI "'8 IO • h id 1111 Wiii bt midi, but wllhOUI Robert M. t1t11nett, IU V1llta SI.. ITATI OP CALl,.OllNtA l'Dlt lboUt having pu&ed bitn lha Cotla rigged I •pare 8)'ltem. <O\'MWinl OI' WIN'lnlY. IKP•HI" lmptll'CI, V1nlca. C1UI. f'Ott1 TN• COUNTY D, CMtANOI I aort of kept -'-," 'laid but It could ~ •••• _, ... '"1rdl111 ttti.. p01 .. 111of!, flt tfll• Lorin 14. COllrtney, .,. k. JDlll Tit• Na, A•7J>6J •v,,.. ""' ~ "~ CllfnlU'tllCn. to H'I lllf rf!'N lnl,.. Pl'ln• rece. Orria .... N* ... 11 1 HOTICI OI' MIAIUNO Ofl PITITIOll Colas of TtrJain. 8eU Or fast Speeds.' cl•il IUm ot tl'lt 111tt~ll MCurecl bV 11111 Mlrk 0. 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Colas, who put himself through a series of tough training voyages around the world to prepare for the Transatlantic race, said: "Having been through so many ca1ms sailing round the world, I'm-sure J have more guts than the others about1get- ting·boats out of calms. I Just sit there, all through th~ ftig61 U need he, because I know the wind won 't come to me. It lsf up to me to get out of the calm towards the wind." The wind fell away towards evening July 61 the 20th day1 alter blowing all day. Colas had sl~pt Ultle for two days but through the night and Into the morning of the 21st day, Colas stuck doggedly at the wheel. "Then the breeie got up a littie," he said. uWhen there waa enough to fill the kit, I set it." That probably won him the race. LET'S BE FRIENDLY l! you have ~ neighbors or know of anyone moving to our area, please tell us 10 that \\'e may ~xtcnd a ) friendly welcome and help them t"o become acquainted ln their ntW IUITOW'Miinp. MM174 PHARMAC.Y WE QUOTE P·RICES ·· .. . OYEl THE PHONE ••• ANYTIME -cMICI TH DI SUPll SALi SPICIA~ s11e1-.... , N.+w•l VITAMIN -''E", <400 1.U, •• , •••••• •••••• ••• $11.tl MYLANTA TAILETS, 100 , •••••• ,, •••• •••••• ••••, $W91 CHAPSTICK ••••• , ••••••••••••••• , •• , , • • • • • • _.,, JOHNSON'S IAFY '°WOER, 14 or. , •• , ••• ••••••. $1.29 ........... 1 ........ ,.... $3.69 ,, .. , $1 .19 .. , 2.5c 11 .0t ... • 644-7575 • • • Pi Of """" ... . kllllan ... ·-" c, .. P1r111 ..... .... 011, G lulO, Mllde11 Tur11t "· a1r111 Chttl Ltv1111 ,_ Dllll'. lllnr, C11ty, o.m. H11d1r ,_ ••• $11111 .,, Ale•1 Whlll """ ·~' ..... o .. -Torres Cort. Trlvl lneell, M1rdtl Cu1ltk Wttch. APPltO EU! Wd• "'"" ·~ '"'"' W1t11, M1Mln Cf\lldl Ut • \ I MondlJ, JulJ 10, 1972 DAILY PILOT ~ ' N ohl Reques.t Revive s Pr eserve Questwn --By JACK BROBACK toWJat ..,.. than '41,GIO iD a THE NOllL RANCH was put mission, whic:h bandits an-c!llionl lo the agreements al °' .. MllY """ .. ,. settlement ..er a lawsuit. under agricultw-al preserve nexationl to cities, queried the the time ol tbe:lr renewal! SANTA ANA .:::-The -.,.11y Orange ~A aae s •or slstus In !iii under the.agree. county -1's .. olfice on pro-(Kuyper replied that the city quest I on of agricultural Andrew J. Hlnsbaw refused to ment, which Is dellgned to ced11191 lnoolving anne1atlon ..-lo the rlt!IU, 4"IJes preserves and their legal ......, the acreage Involved at protect open space and which of land under preserve status and powen of the county ·• statua has reared its con-the tower rate provided for un-grant.a tax benefits for owners to cities. under the agreement unles.t troversial head a.gain . der the Williamson Act, for agreeing to the pacts~ More The commlssioners asked sucb city filed a protest at the ~l;Jit ac,... S'IM2;-arguillr-thal the-Gr" lhan..90,000..JI I wo uestions: ·=--.t.,ime of execution of the agre- the Noh! Ranch In northern Corp. and John S. Floor Ill, land has almilar status, prin--I. approvmg an an· ment;-w!ieirtbeliiiilWVJ>U! Orange County llave requested owne~ of adjoln!llg property, clpally Irvine Company and nuation of land within an unde!j preserve statua. He Id· nmoval ol l,000 ol U-acres . had cleclined to sign a sup-Rancho Mission Viejo prop-agricultural preserve to a city, ded that ac<onlingly the prop- from preaerve llatul. plemental agreement be said erty. may the commission impose erty rem a 1 n a under the t Under the WUllainlon Act, a wu required by the state Under the law, according to conditions relating to retention preserve status unless the state law est&NilhiDC the Board m Equalllation. Kuyper, the ownen must of such land w i t b i n the previous protest was filed. agricultural preeerves, If t b • , prove ·1n public hearing that preserve following the an· (Kuyper said the city had ~ancellation of t!>e Rrtserve AFTER THE OWNERS filed cancellation of the protected nexation! another option In annexing the 11tatus on the acreaae is allow· lawauitl to for c'e Hinshaw'• status is "in the public in--(Kuyper's office replied that property -if the city sfates ed by the 1 u per v i so r 11 , . hand, County Counsel Adrian tei-est." the commission may not lrn-its intent to the contrary in its CONTEST SPECIAL I 7 pori,..i11 4.95 developers would be required ' Kuyper studied the case and But there is another .angle to pose such conditions, quoting resolution of Intention to an- to pay a penalty or more than ruled that the owners were en-the .. whole problem. At· this applicable provisions of the nex, the agricultural preserve One Bx I 0 Coron9t '$150,000, in lieu of taxes which titled to the tu refunds. time, 1,300 acres of the to.tat Williamson Act.) agreement becomes null and would be lost to tbe county. Grant Corp., owners of the t,IOkq:e Noh! Ranch is In the void.) and six wollet-size. Nohl Ranch, was a•anled city of Anaheim. In an area -2. WHAT PROCEDURE Because or the two hearings • enter n ow 38th Notionol Children's p hotograph eon test No Purchoso Neceessory Hundreds of prizes ond 9ifts totolin9 $25,000 the broadway . Portrait Studio I st Roor Huntington Beoch 892-3331 BUT BEFORE ANY action $32,411, and the Fluor Ranch adjoining the preserve land, might be followed by the -planning co~sion and Special prices ·on frames too! can be taken, public hearings $16,158. Grant had been taxed the Grant Corp. has received cities, the county and the board of supervisors -man-,'!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ must be hel4 by bot& the coun-$35,521 and Fluor $21,812. permits from the city for a LAFC . when an area in an dated by the law, the com-I~ (ty planning commission and Supervisors ordered County 3,500-unit on 650 acres. agricultural preserve is an· plicated ·question will not ·the board •. , Auditor-COntroller Vic Helm to nexed to a· city, including the begin to be resolved for at Coincidentally, with the re-issUe warrants to the two Ian· LAST YEAR, the Local possibility that the board of least two months, county of· Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers ,quest heard last Wednesday downers. Agency F o r m at i o n Con:i· supervisors might add Con· ficials said. jor cancellation of the 1.....:.....:.~~~~~~~~~-=.~ . ..:....,.~~.....:.:_:_:_~....:.--,~~~=-~---''-~--'-~~:.:.:.~~~~~~:_~~~~:...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- preserve 1 t a t u 11 the , land-·. iowners, Robert H. G r a n t Corporation and Texaco Ven- tures, Inc., asked for •nd ~····· received a ref\1¢ of tue~.s, y• ... • For The Record *d''Sh &!Wk'&:il J)issolutions Of Marriage ~111111 """ u Morin, EvelYn LoulM ind lt•vmond D1vld . kllllan, J1nle tc..tl'lerlnt •nd kenntlh Edwin ~:,~ed~~ ~~,,:"t'1~!~r1 .11.1ne _., • ..-'~ C1.111kl9, Mlrlln1 P. 1nd RodntV J. P1vnt, LUIV "" Ind Blltr R. Root, Evelyn E1!h~ Ind Wlllf1m Geree 011, Gret A. •nd Jlldl' G. ~ Lvoo, M1rl1Yn J"" •nd Fr•l'lll: Georte Mlldenblrt, Robert F. •nd Ptmel• J. Turnev, Plll'lll1 AM •rid Arlhur Wnl•v "· Barllla, MkllHI E. ind Sltun R. Cherep, Thlodot1 Ind Audrey Hiie<! Lt¥lns, Mvpret J01n ind fr1nll JOH Ph DlllY. M•rv Ann •rid Rlclllrd F. Bln~ Sr. Robert L" •nd Elltn Mtrll ... Colrv, Kalhleen J. •nd (Norin G. •• Gtl"lz, J1cC1U11lr'll •nd Ltsltr H, •• -•• Halderm1ri. Wendi' J. ind llofiert CO!lllan Ratlmln, C•rolvn A. •nd Robert /14. Sr. Sl1nley, Guadekl• F9bell •nd Tlio!nll Arthur Al1~1nder, krl1 M. •nd 0.,., l . Whlttek~. w 11111m A. ~ JllCIJ Bl1tkburn, lrell9 M. 1nd Gt!lty L. • Bourllft Jotln J , ind L"9trlce M. Duke, Nor!Nn H. "'(. I/Id ~Chr11t1111 Diane Beck, Ol!ve D. and WHl11111 ~· Torres. Edw1rd A. Ind Anni M. 1 Colt, A•loh John Ind Marv loulst TrlvllO!I. Robert J. Ind Dalllt J"n !noels, F011ll1 R. and Jtromt: Mardtlsch. D1vld J. and Anntllt J, Cvzldl. RDl'lkl H. Ind EmllY A. Wilch, Lll!Oa J . Ind llobby L Aoole111l1, D1l1 Hulbert Ind Htltn Ellrabl!th Wnvtr, M1r11ret Jean 1nd P"ul E. Guri.tll, Mlrll Elma and John Frulk erown, Teri Ann •nd Bennv Gent McW•ll~•· Marv J. •nd Jolwl Aoblrt Witts, Kathrvn 5. 1nd Gord°" Alltl'I Marlin C•lrt Dotor11 and J1dt Cnitct1h11d, Slllrlll' JHn 11'1d Nolin R!ue:: Lesl!• R. Ind L111r1nu l . Christian, R•ch•I B. and Carroll R. Flor11, P1lrkl1 M. and Cat .. r E. Wnlle, MtchlUna Mtr11ret llld Joh'! Br~.•m P1trlc1 Ann and Rlch1rd WLU11m C11tton, Richard'· Ind Reblec• A. Wwrrln1. Edmund W. and Ann1tt. Dwvar, P1trlel1 R. •nd RtdmoM J. De l• Cuesta. Lonn• E. and Jahn L. B1rlell, Debr1 Thom1S 1nd Mlchltl Frank L111t1lll' Merlcktl, J01nn ind H1rokl B. llKklfl, lllrl'lll •nd Plllrldt W, Watkins, Arthur G. and Jun H. Ntu111u11n, Richard Thomas and Lindi -11i.:n1u1111, John Joteph Ind 0111 Rossan1, Sel'"nlce Helen al'ICI Ronakl Edward Brown, Edoar R. and Ltnl A. Buti.r, Lindi Louil• 1nd Gtrlld wlc;'h!~':c~oblrt F. •nd c1ro1 c. Mulz, H11efl Ind Ru<loll>h Mill«. cr1r1 L, Ind Roblrt,D. P1lm<tUl1t, Shh11!V M. and onr Grav, Fallh 811tl1h 1fld Thon\11 Leanard . " Wrllfl!, DOnlld E, Ind Mlrllo • ' Davidson. Mlrlfi Anlllltt and Frink I D1nl1I ' Stott, Ml<tl!ko Ind Jllchlrd A. Horvath, Oona lont Ind Mlcto1et J1mes 1 RO':,tnlhl.IJ ~rk lrvlflll Ind C11ttr Gil' 1 Ctrtlll, . 11.amla.n Luclll<f Ind J•mtl """"' 1 Deat h Notiees A.UNI Hit!"/' D. Aune. Aol to. of 21t1 H1rbor 111~ .. No. 17, Costa Mesa. Diie of dflllh, JUlr 1, 1t12. Surv!Vld bV wilt, Amanda; two ~~ Arthur of Newl'O(! 8NC:h1 E119ena ... une, Tl)Cl$1 d1111Mtr, Mr1. Hele-n M. Earnnt~ T1x1s1 sl1ter, £nlvn Gltlffltle Mlst<H1l1, Monl1n11 n 1 n I ~nddllldrtnl lhfll 1reet11'111llHdren. vleat, TlllSd•Y• 11 AM, IMll !"Oldw11 ptl, With Or Jlmll G. llln of· lklallnl. tell BroadWIY Morlval"I'• Olrlc• lors. KlllSTINION AIM 1Crl1ttmi;111. Aoe "_1 rnldlnf of Soull'I ........ "" "r VMrl. Nlltvt! of SWtd:;ieo rntmblf' of aM Ordtr~· Nt1911borti ~r191llon1 C1l!JN;ll, IMC 1 of dfffh, July s, 1m urvl'ttld bY e Mr1. Elltlllt Hnl,k o _, '91>1111~~ lourine Iv, .. "'"" •rlt. I 11rvk:n K e Mtll l·",!!i?j'~y, .J V ~1, 11 AM. Nt~ I : ;h w~~ ~~~...!'!._~ ins: llffflf ~ ...... ·~;;;;'(vet:.;, ""' .... 8ALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 81J.9la Cott.. Mell .....UU 1 • • BELL BROADWAY MORTU~Y 111 Broadway, Costa Mesi _.... -1.... us-sm 1 • McCOllMICK I,AGVNA ·BEACH •dOllTllARY , •• 1115 1.o.-"ca,.oi ·U: Ol-f&ll ' I ' • PACIFIC VIEW MEMOlllAL PAU Cemetery MlltllrJ Clllpel --View llrfft Newpart Budi, Clllfonlfl llW'19I . PEEK 'AMILY COLONIAL FVNE1IAL HOME '811 Bolo& AYe. W-luler ·- SMITllS' loRTVAllY ~ 117Ma1Dll. _,,...._. ~ .... ...... . . • • ons, s • newo1 •·- 1. Do)'OU have a late model car with automatic . and air 2. Do you do much long-distance, high-speed freeway .driving? 3. Do you occasional]y tow a trailer? 4. Is your car modified for high All of these stresses of mod- ern driving .make your car run.hotter. The hotter YQUl' car l'UD!I, the thinner your oil gets. And the thinner your oil gets, the leis protection. it gives your engbie. That's why -Union 76 is introducing new 20W/50 High Performance Engine OiL · ' • - . The"50"in20:W/50means the oil doesn't get too thin at high. o~ting pmperatures. Tlie "20W" means tlie oil stays flimleili>Ughwhenthe engine's~ epld to make-startin1_your 'The Spiritof 76 li\leS-Union on '. . r-;)>- car~ . If you answered "Yes" to , any of the abo.ve ·gueations, · you 1hould· consider givin1 )'C_)ur car the extra protection ' of 20W/50 High Performanee ~n1ine Oil-another high- gu8lityproduct from the ilum· lier-one name. in racing. Ask :rour Uni on 76 dealer for it 'the·n ext time you change oil. . -• • 1 ·2 · .. ~ One .. ~ S o1Union 1I Z1111/au HIOll ,.,..,,.•.,.OI FREE when you order 111 oll chlllge 1111,. 11111 -oil. Otttr fOOd al .ii put1c1Pllln1 Union 71 &\ftlon• In tl'll u. "'9ti11· . ....: Otf•r11q1lm S.P'tmti.r 30, 1172. Vold ...... ,. prOhltMttd by .... ~ " . ' • • " • .. • i . \ ' • Je DAILY PILC; Mondoy, July lD, 1'172 !Jfoney'• Worth Poeketbook Issue To Higlilighr-'- By SYLVIA PORTER "The gut issue is going to be the pocketbook Issue." This Jnelegantly phrased judgment But your real spenda ble earnings -lhe purchasing pcwer of your alter-ta1: dollars -Is UR from $90.87 to $95.24. of AFL-CIO prtaldent George YOUR REAL gain in this Meany turned out to be a spec-entire Span hJ:s been only tacularly accurate forecut of $4.~7, a modest 5 perctnt. the 1970 elecllON ; il could tum If you're a typical worktt out even more so in 1972. Wllb no dependents, )' o u r And by "p ocke tbook," spendablit ~·eekly pay iJ up to Meany wasn't referring to the-$109.47, a full $21.26 ovenrour fancy econ-spendable earning in 169. omlcs which But. once again, your real will befuddle spendable earnings have risen rriany of lhe only $5.49 in almost four years raucous ses-lo a total of '87.79, an increase slons of the or 6.7 pertent. Democrats This is the sort o f h·e r e lhil br.eakdown which dramatius week -the more than thousand! of words ranking of why so many millions of n a t 1 on a I voters feel they have been in a POlllTI• priorities, . Dever-ending s q u e e z e - red istribution of our incomes, despite Nixon's assurances tax reform, minimum income that if elected in 1968, he grants. would bring ·back economic . . . " ~ LUXURY CAR RECQRD -Theodore Robins (cen· ter, Costa Mesa Ford Dealer, admires the millionth 'fhunderbird built by Ford Motor Company. Stand· ing with Robins are Frank E. Zimmerman1 (left). general marketing manager of Ford Division, and John L. Hall, Ford Division Los AJigeles di.strict sales manager. ' Finance Briefs Would you trade your best snapshot for a trip to Mexico? -t-•iNete•Jfllper AU-11--Dr.-John Hill did ... NEW YORK -After ad· -+---------t-justm-or1nll•tlon;-the~lf--• FINANCE Secw·ity Industry Eyes Boom By LINDA RUBEV A~ In/MU Writ.I' real cost of adverUslngJn.U.S. newspapers last year went down -not up -the Bureau of Advertising announced. The bureau gave this com- parison of mllline rates for 1970 and 1971: $1.59 per line In 1970 to $6.53 In 1971 for weekdays, and IU3 lo $4.1111 on SUndays. Furthermore, the bureau !aid, by restating n1Uline rates in constant terms of 1~1 dollars, the aggregate mUline rate for daily newspapen lsst vear was the lowest sinct 1959. Sunday rates were the lowest since 1952. e Co11nt11 Sales NEW YORK -The National FRESNO -l!etail sal" In stock market · systern, widely the six counties of ceritral San touted by securities industry Joaquin Valley, ruMing rar leaders as a boon for the small above last year in the first investor, may instead help the quarter of 1972, have tou ched phenome.MJ growtb o1 in-off_ ~peculation tbitl th_e final stitutional trading s o m e figure could hit the $2 billion money managers say. mark for the first time. This snapshot of his daughter taken In his own beck .. yard captured the third prize trip to Mexico for two. p!us-$250 In last year's Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Award& tor Or. John Hill, a research engine~r. ' I I • • ' I ' For to the vast majority o.!~· stability in the U.S. This is the Americans, the ~lf.el~k reason, expressed in simple jssue is your·· paydieck and statistics. why so m a n y your cost of living -about as Americans are d e .e p I y unraney and as close to the dissatisfied with the way our reality of everyday Jiving as economy has been performing you can get. since the Vietnam escalation In High Gear "l think whatever might The speculation was prompt- . ·pro~-an. ·easier. .. method .. qf ····ett · · by-·t1gures-· ·released· -by tr~dmg large blocks of stock the state Board of Equaliza- w1ll P,nxluce great~r . con-tion showing taxable retail centrat1on or ownership in the sales for January February ~ds of big pools or money and March stood' at $432.6 !1ke banks, mutual . f~s and million, $68.6 mlllion above the insurance comparues: says same period in 1971. The E I !11 e r Lyle .Ni~lson. figures covered Fresno, Kings. c~Lr1llan. of C~A Fin~l, a Madera, Merced, Tulare and Chicago f1nane1al holding com-Kem counties. ··-·· ... . .... --· ·····~· .. HOW, THEN, does the pocketbook i!sue shape up - after almost four year!! with a ReRUbllcan in the W h i t e House? This is how : began in 1965 and helped to transform what had been a m a g n i CicenUy runctionin~ economy into a nightmare of inf]ation. And by themselves, these few rigures underline the ex- tent to which inflati<n he - under the GOP as under the. Democrat! -continued lo make a mockery out of the ip- parent rise in our incomes. No ·amount of rhetoric by anyone can hide this. Millionth Thunderbird Completed at LA Plant Ir you are a typical U.S. worktr, · your gross weekly earnings are noW up to an all· lime average of $ 1 s 3 . 2 1 against $110.33 when Nixon became Pres ident in J anuary 1969. That's a hefty increase $22.88 a week, or 20.7 per- cent. BUT WHAT about th t But In rea t dollars -mean-record since Nixon "adopt~'.' Ing after adjustment for ~··the Democrats' policies and creases in consumer ... prJcts shifted to prl~wage controls since the base perfdif of 1967 In August 1971? -your pay has risen from In real pay. the worker with $103.40 at the start of the Nix-three dependents has gained on adminlstratloa to $108.82 1.2 percent in the p a s t 11 now. months in comparilon with a That's an improvement of gain of 2.8 percent in the 30 only $3.42, or a mere 3.3 per-Nixon.months preceding ws11e.. cent in nearly four years. Thjt -~ice controls. An im- average, out to a . picaytine -provement but bard1y great. yearly gain or Iesa-·tlian 1 per-In real pay, the single cent. worker has gained 2 percent in By CARL CARSTENSEN Of tlle Olll'f" ~1111 lten The millionth Thunderbird for sale in the United States was built a few days ago at Ford's Los Angeles assembly plant and company officials termed it 0 the first personal luxury car to reach that mllestone.1' "'nlunderblrd over the years bas set the pace for many deslgn and engineering in- novations and created markets that have contributed much to What About 'U 1irecalled' Used Cars? 1f you're a typical married these 11 months of wage-price worker with three dependents, freeie and then controls, your spendable weekly earn-a11ainst a rise of 4..6 percent in ings -average pay after the much longer pre-control • deduction ror federal income period. Scarcely an im-DETROIT (AP) -The late- and Social Security taxes -is provement to shout about. model car at the corner of the a record $118.77 against $96.7.f Of course, the pocketbook used car lot looks good and the at the beginning of '69, an ffi.. Issue is not cut·and-drled and price is right. But there's one crease of $22.03, or 22.3 per-it couldn't ever be· in a nation nagging question : Does it have cent. so divtne as our!. a potentially dangerous defect iiiiiiiiii;iiip!ij~;!jjjji!j!iij~iiiiiiil . which never has been cor-rected? OA't'f !;()~~ PONTIAC S £XCLV'i.l't'E "ifW CAR 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE Wauuanty 1000 ORDER ~; .~ '9autlful ••• Stick-on YOURS . . \ LABELS v TODAY! Perwnali11d • Stylish • Efficient Ordor For Yourstlf or a Friend· Mty Mused on envelopes•• return address l.t.btlt. Also very htnOy •1 identilicttiort t1.. ltbels for-m•rkin9 1Mnon1J it-.ns 1uch •• boob. rte:orcls. photos, etc. Ubelt stick on gla11 ehd tn1y bt v11d for ft'l•rking home ctnnecl foc:d lftms. All lat,efs are printed' with 1fyli1h Vogue typo on fine qualify whit• 9umfllff piper. ~ -r= ---------1 f'lll Iii l'tlt. ,..,,.., clip -4 llNll _.. 11.U 1tl I P119t Prirltlfll l.11111 DI•" P.O, la INI I C•t• M ... C.lit, llJM l I I I I I I I I I PILOT PRltmNG L._ _J --• i Last year, the four major U.S. automaken recalled just under eight million cars for in- specUon and repair of possible ufety bazardl. They ranged from brand- new im models to wheezing J96ls. The potential defects ran the gamut from minor electrical system flaws to problems which could leave a n UMUSpectlng driver tooling down the highway with a throttle jammed wide open. Looking at a specific car, it can be dlificult to tell whether it has been Involved in a recall campaign. Last year alone, there were 44 separate recall campaigns involving dozens of models built in 12 model years. Some of the recalls, such as the massive Chevrolet engine mount campaign, involve easi- ly identifiable cars. In that case, every s lx-c yl ind er Chevrolet, Chevy II, Nova and Camaro built in the 1965 through 1989 model years was called back for modifications to prevent a serious hazard if an engine mount were to break. Some recalls are rnuch nar- rower. Ford Motor Co. recall- ed 1119 cars built during a brief period at the company's Chicago assembly planl The oflly way to tell if a car wu Involved In that recall would be to check its serial number against published list. Fortunately, it's relatively simple for a prospective used car buyer to find out if a car was involved in a recall. And II the car was rtealled for any reason , there ii a good chance the previous owner bid the problem corrected. Infonnauon on whit cars bave been recalled II easy to come by. The N11lon1l Highway Traffic Sa ft t y Admlnlstratlon publlsbu ta IMual pamphlet, 1 • M o tor Vehicle Safety Defect Recall CimpaJcn1," llotlng a 11 recalls, the cars Involved and the action liken lo correct the problem. tho hoalth of the auto In· dustry," said Frank E. Zim- merman, Ford Div isi on general marketing manager. pany. "I'm not 100 petceat in e 28·stories favor Of that," lie says. "I don't want lo see the little guy squeezed out." LISTING '11lunderbird's ac- complishments, Zimmerman said it gave Ford Divisioo the prestigious car it needed: sowed .the s.eed.l fQr the Ford Mustang; brought to Ford a loyal and dOdicated group of buyers. Thunderbird bas led the personal luxury segment or the market in sales every year e.icept one since ill 1955 in- troduction. Explaining why production of the classic two-seater T- . Bird was discontinued after the 1957 model, Zimmerman said "it was just plain good business." "Our designers s (a r t e d working on the four-seater version (introduced in 1958) before the public saw the first two-seater," he said. "There's no doubt that the two-seater wa s beautifully styled. That it was named a classic car just four years arter the last two- seater was produced is indeed high praise. "But the styUng of tho 1958 Thunderbird also holped set industry trends. Particularly imitated were the one-piece grille and bumper and the clean, .contemporary lines. "BY THE END ol the 1960 model year the four-passenger Thunderbird had accounted for 202,896 sales -more than four times as many as the '5> 'S7 models." ThUDderbird became a true luxury car for the first time in 1961. Standard equipment in- transmission, power steering eluded automatic transmission, power steering and power brake!. The 1984 model available in hardtop, con- vertible and Landau body styles -introduced t b e "cockpit" look in which in- strumenta were mounted in separate pods and a command console contained controls. lt accounted for 85,S&l sale.s, still a Thunderbird record for one year. The four~oor model was ad· ded to the Thunderbird line in 1967. PasRDger· capacity was increased from four to alx tho following year. T b e 1970 Thunderbird featured a long hood treat· men! and unique grille-bumper styling. ACCORDING to the New York Stock Exchange, in- stitutional trading in the first half of 1971 accounted for 59.7 percent of public share volume. and 68.2 percent of public dol· lar volume. In a randomly selected week in 1961, such trading accounted for only 38.3 percent of public d o 11 a r volume arxl 33.3 percent of public share volume. The eichaage says that by 1980, institutional trading at the NYSE will equal all the trading done there last year. The central market system now being assembled should facilitate the trading oE Ur sUtutions' large b I o c k s through a consolidated trade reporting system giving price and volume infonnation on listed securities in a J I markets. This shou1d give all investors, large and small, a better idea of where to find the best deals. Other recommendations of the Securities • n d Ex· change Commission would permit Institutions th bold ex. change seats t b r o u g h brokerage subsidiaries, if the suboldlarlel do most of their business with the public. THIS WOULD give the in- stitutions a way to save en commission charges on their sometimes mammoth trades and would also give them a greater voice in the actuat running of the exchanges. "Looking down the road, there is also no reason why in- stitutions couldn't act as a principal, making markets in stocks sort of like a glorified supenpeciallst," says Bob Hendrickson, vice president of lnvestmenta at tbe Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United states. Exchange specialists are floor traders charged with making fair and o r d e r I y rnarkell In stocks they handle. 'Ibey frequently must do this by buying or selling against the market trend and s o m e specialists find they lack the money to handle the iJr creasing amounts of b i g trades. MONEY managers point out thal Jnslltutlons would be naturall for the job because they've got the money that a market maker needs to pro- TBUNDERBIRD for 1972 vlde depth and liquidity In a was all·new, with emphasis on stock-making sure the itick is the styUng, rllle and comfort. available for buying or eelUng "We've made many changes at a price not far from the last over the yean that have been one paid. based on economics, but we've "Some lnatltutiont certainly a!JQ tried to retain whal we entertain the poulbllity of act· started with -that b, unique.. in& u market makers some neu, individuality, and day," says Hendrlcklon. engineeringJnnovtakllt" Zim· 11lt'1 • miled bag and I'm merman said. "We tbiDk aot sure what I think alloul Jn. we've accomplished thaL" sUtutions llCting 11 market 1 makers," 1 1 y r Nicbollon. "They've IOI the Clpllal to sJve them staytaa -In a bad market.I. Wbkh II pod for lnveston. 11ut on the other LOS ANGELES -McKeon Construction, a Sacramento- based development firm, says it will build a 28-story office building on a prized parcel in the $1 billion Bunker Hill urban renewal project. Tlie Community Redevelop- ment Agency assigned the dispcisition and development agreement for the property to McKeon, after John S. Griffith & Co. which had held the agreement since January 1971 dropped the project, allegedly because it was wiable to find a major tenant. eBulk Sale LOS ANGELES -Harry SaJtzman, chairmin or Technicolor Inc. 's executive committee, has sold the bulk of his Technicolor stock for $7 .6 million to an undisclosed buyer, the company said. Before the sale, Saltzman was the company's largest stockholder, the company said. eCable TV LOS ANGELES -A Los Angeles-cable television com- pany has signed a merger agreement with a New York firm to form the second largest cable TV company in the industry, a spokesman for Warner Communications lnc. of New York says. C y press Communications Corp. "of Los Angeles signed the definitive agreement June 29 for about $88 million or Warner common stock . Warner Is also assuming all of Cypress' long term debts, totaling $22 million, t h e spokesman said. e Xerox Suits NEW YORK -Xerox Corp. says it has been sued by two subsidiaries of L i t t o n Industries, lnc., in two separate .actions charging Xerox with trying to monopo- lize trade in office copiers. Xerox also said Litton had filed a response ln a New York feder.d court to a patent ifl.. fringement acUon Xerox had brought against Litton in con- nection with L i tton's marketing of an office copier. e Air Force Bid SANTA MONICA -Lear Siegler, Inc., said It has received a $10 million Air Force contract for main- tenance and repalr O{ alrcrart helicopters and w e a po n sy!ltms. The company said It 1 management services division, headquartered Jn Oklahoma City, will corry out the co,,. tract during fiscal lm •t Air Force bases ' throogho11t the world. Lear Siegler, haadquartlred here, is a cllversined company Involved In electn>nlt1, """" munlcatlons and nal t1tate development. ·Dividends At Beckman hand, I don't tlllnk u·~ healthy e B.JlfJ11t to do away wit!\ the ladlvldual Dindor1 of Beckman lnotrumentl Inc. of Fullerton, declared a dividend of 12~ centl per lhare, payable Au1. 21 to lbarellolden of rooord Aue. 7. entreneanblp cl the brokorage SEATTL!i -About 211 community." • millloa pouDda ol halibut, half tho 11171 catch limit , was landed by June 30, tho Intern•· national Pacmo Halibut com- ml11lon announced. WllGBT LOSS DllPtJTED ces oonilnue at record And Carl Moser swapped his best shot for $500 Cart E. Moser of Hickory, North Carolina, took e $500 Honor Award in lhe 1971 Kodak International Newspaper Snapshol Awards cornpelltion with th is compelling portraiL If you take pictures you couJd win part of $55,000 in travel und cash to be awarded iii this year's contest . FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES: 1. Th• conl11t 11 1tric:tlv for •m1t111r phot09r1ph1r1 \(A-,. •m•• t1ur i1 d1fi n1d 11 one whir_• hobby or •"+"Otatlon 11 pl~hlr•·t•kl11t •nd who do11 not mak1 ""1111b1t1nti1l p1rt ef hl1 li•i"9 fttr•~h taking plctur•1 l. • \ , 2. Bl1c:li01nd-whit1 or for pictur11 t1ken 1~er\ J11ly I, 1971 are ~liglble. No pictur11 m1y b. entarM by a ny 1mploye e f the DAILY PILOT or b't' 1 ny indi•id111 I whe p1r1onally 11 111919etl 111 th1 manuf1ctur1, 1al1, commerci1l fin i1hin9 or prof11.lon1! 111• of photogr1phic goods. J. Sn1p1hoh m1y b1 tak1n with any m1k1 of c:tm1r1, 011 111y brand of film. No 1rtwork or r1touchin9 i1 p1rmitt1d on 1119•• fi¥11 or prints -no compo1il1 pictur11, m11ltipl1 t •pou1re1 ot l'l'IUltlple prh1tin9. 4. Atrt '""""'' of pic:tur1s m•v b. 1nt1recl. Contt1t1nt'1 n1me, adclr111 1MI pho11e 1111mb1r mu st bt wrltt111 cte1rly 011 the ~•ck of ••ch picf11r., M"•il OT deliver 1;1rlnft or fren1p1rencie1 tot DAILY PILOT 5n1pshot Co11t11t EcUhlr, ,, O. lox ,1160, Co1t1 M11e, CA. tZ6Z6. !Entries c1n be hend-cl11ivered to eny DAILY PILOT office: but mt.uf be phytic1Uy In h1H In tho1e office1 lly d11clline ••ch w1ek.I Co11t•1t officl1l1 r~l•rve th• right to c1ny O'l'•t l•t• ontrlo• for j11d9 i119 froni on*. Woek to the nerl end to oxclude from judging •lfot•lh•t •11y •~•• r•coh·•d loto 111 tH fln•I wo•k. .._· ' I. No bl•ck•encf.whlt• pictur•• will b ,r•f11r11•d. c;::o11 .. tfa11f "'""' \1 eLle to furnhh th• ori9i11•I il•9ttf\'o~ lf'1r1qu11tocl l.y tho Cont•it Editor. Tht DA ILY PILOT •t111m•t no t•tpo11tlbllly for ne9etlv•• .or pri11t1. 6. Co11t.1f11rl1 ,,. p•rmitt•d to 1ubmlt plctur•• to only 0110 fl•wtP•,.t partlclpttin9 in th1 Kocl•k lnt•rntflon1I S11•p1hot Awarclt. 1, To ~ eligible for 1 loc•I 9rtnd prilo, 1 co11t•1f111t mutt 1i9n • tftl•m•nt th•t th• pictur1, or 111ofh1r clo11ly 1lmtltr pi1.· hit• of th• ttmo 1ub joct or 1if11•tio11, ht1 not b1•11, ond wUI 11ot M •nt1rff by hi"' i11 •ny oth1r conl••I tiwf will not be offer•cl for p11bllcatlo11 to •nY p11bUc1tlon 1101 co11n•cf1cl with thlt Conh1t. I , IMPORTANTi 11 ture you know th1 111m•t encl •cldro11" of •11v r1co111fltble p1r1on1 •PP••rlr19 In yeur plch1r.. Thit It "••e111ry ~couN, i" otd•r fo r It to M •nftr•d i11 tho 11•lie111l j11cil9i119, )'Oii 11'1111t fH •bl• to get th1 wrltt111 co111tnt of 111ch p•r1011 or p•r10111 for th•ir le91I 9111rcill•11t:, In the c•••• •f' mi11or1 I t. ,.mit tit• of tho )icf1ro lor th• 1t11t,,-1• ef lllutft•• ti•"• •4"erlltlitt or public•tio11 111 •11y 111t1111or. DAILY PILOT Snapshot Co~test Enter Every Week July 2 thro1igh Aug. 26 Dea<Uine W ednelday Noon ' The pamphlet ii ktpl up to date with quarterly aup- plemmta and both t b 1 pampblel and the supplomentl m anllable to the publlc from the &iJ>erlntendcnt• of Docvmenta, Go.vernment Pri,,. ting Ollk!, Wublnalon, D.C. 1 Be c kaua ~ pnclsloa a a a I y ti c a I Ill- ,._ and elodraalc .... ponentl for ICltatlllc, medfcal and industrial -'llll com-pany hid 3,5",llDO Ibara OUtsllqdln( OD J'I"" 30. • I TORONTO (AP) -The Na· llonal Health and Wellare Depai lment dalml Jnllatable prmeatl -act .. rtised u ftlClll·lotln& devices -aro nol al!ectlve bocly .. umm•rs and may ilO... down blood clrcul1tlon, a n • w a p a p e r rtported. The calch ao far thl1 year 200,000 ·pounds more th111 the catch by June 30 Jut Y••r. the Comm!Jsion said, though it noted last yur'a seuoa opened 1~k later. hi 'II added. r I 1-----... --------· ~-• • '' ' • • ' I • ' -· I ' ~ • • • • I l • • / . -. . -· ... Be Ready --==--Like · Tetltly . 8ANKAMERICARD I (Y . • • \ . ' ' '~I' '\ . . . I --·-.. -- • • • CHARGE .. Your Classified Advertising at the · • • ' • • • Even by Phone 642-5678 . ... . . ' . • • . ' DAI LY PILOT . ' ' . .. ( ' I I , ' i I I • i • . • I .. . .. .. .. ~onday, July 10, 1~72 JJ· DAILY PILOT ( Only JO Percent Work ·Well ··Armstrong llir BH Keane ' . . . Cold Reme.dies Under F:!re · ~Reimrnr.ed 1972 WASHINGTON CAP> -The cong;stion: Wyamine SUifate congestion ; Tri-Span u Hour .Jn C1iurcli tBlh An•••' NalionalAcade1nyo!Sciences Nasal ; Wyantlne 1~n h~l er; ~;:;:,":.~~!re~~·~! n~~ PASADENA (/.PL-SQ UT H l AN 0 accepts less than 10 percent of Clopane HCL sou on , asox:-congestion due to hay fever ; Gamer Ted Armstrong iB back 0 · ,_ eU~Uv~ cJ2' mad!Jor y I N .. ~~'-! I ,_ s,E I u t ~on~, and.~.Ampar nmectJtelease. his radlo--•nd' --H ME ~ v'4 . a .repnsentalive aarnpfini oP 'PhenYJpropanOlamme H C L capsules for nasal congestion television col'!Ul)entator for the / , 27 nonprescription . cot d Nyw<ap timed release . for due to hay lever. God and ". remedies relief of nasa1 congestion, Possibly effective-Tuamine Worldwide Church of GARDEN I / A · 1 . . •L.-Conlact for relief of hay fever Inhaler· Ta•athea Tablets· Ambassador College, both mong popu ar over.Ytc-. . • r:. • he d rte··• h counter (OTC) compounds ¥tJStioe-Privme , Nasal SoJu. 8 qua 1-.::u ere. rated ineffective 1n a report tion as a ~stant-an--With his father, Herbert W. SHOW just released is Coricidin t i h i atamine: ~hbiston-APC Armstrong, standing at his , cold tablet! manufactured by M. • • k • T.ablets for hay fever : side last week, the younger Schering ~rp. of Bloomfield, ' lUlS trt Brislamin AFC Tablets for church leader soid his private J u LY 14 2 3 N J _ paut relier Coflow1ng den · ' k P'-·"" · I · life ls no one else's business • Co n t a c sustained.-r.elease 9 w o r ; ,,....,,.,t'ropano amine capsules, made by Menley & Dangerous. HCl Nyscap capsule for nasal and that.his public life is more James Lab 0 rat 0 r I e 5 of congestion and as a timed-than ever dedicated to God. Ph·1 d I hi j d d ' release_ capsule; tfasalaire The senior Armstrong ' 1 a e p a, were u g e KAMPALA, l1 g,a n d a Inhaler~· Quadrln Tablets for possibly effective, meaning (UPI) -The judge_ told nasal cong~iofl; C 0 n t a.c founder of both the church and there is no evidence that they Else Hajtelin, 31, a Dan-· capsules for l2-hour relief and college, said he permJtted his work 12 hours against cold ish tourist, she risked a for relief of colds' nasal con· son to return last month after congestion. three-month jail sentence gestion ; Tri-Span tablets for suspension last winter for Among 4 5 effectiveness for walking around in a l2'-bour relief; Am par Timed. disciplinary reasons. . . claims for the cold remedies miniskirt. He let her go Release capsules fQr nasal He said his son's repen-' 11Sum-mert ime -at 7 , W . : '1·udiongaedl louRresaesarelcf~tlveCo, ~g~tl that the government was ·a tim~lease capsuJe ; and from' several months of exile "'"" ... not legally responsible for Chlorephrine Nyscaps f o r in Colorado, is , "full end ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER (el1 conditioned) ' 'liOW HOURS: 5-11 p.m. Weekdays Noon-11 p.m.Saturdays Noon -9 p.m. Sundoys ANLTS •••••••• ei.eo . IUlllHS ••••••• 1.00 llWlll9..WIJ_ ... ,.._ A GEORGE "COLOURIS l'llODUCTION Va'l' .__~ People Ba· ttle evaluated, the academy's Na-with the warning, adding congestion due to .colds and as tance, a condition of retum · • · ineffective as fixed com· molestation of g'irb wear· colds; nasal congestion. pennanent, otherwise he T! . y Troublemakers hinations, five effective wilh ing short skirts. lnelfective . as fixed ·com-wouldn't be here." I~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I reservations, 15 possibly ef-binations-Histadyl & A.S.A. The tWo men met with a Ii fective and 13 probably er· ~Deglpryn with p d a ne man as ~-----f Ad rt• ' I --_ cp; CHELI.A (AP) -rounding areas from March to fective, aspirin, phenacetin and ca(-T!i 88 ~~ a 36.mtnute-01"< Ye ISlllCJ-ft 1913gine hundreds of gnats November, forcing field work; 'Rated effective withou t Dog-ged Case fein; Coricidin Cold Tablets; television segment on 11Proof arming over your face,. ers to wear veils. They drive reservationwerelsophrinnose Thephorin·AC Tablets; of Go&." OUT 'N ABOUT crawling toward your eyes, away go I f er s from Palm drops for nasal congestion; LONDON (AP) -Heavy Inhiston-APC Tablets f or Garner Ted's suspensi.on for mouth and ears. For residents Springs. Some of the gnats Fedrazil for hay fever; and earth moving equipment failed sympt<lmatic reliel of colds ; undisclosed sins rocked the of the CoachellaValley, such a carry conjunctivitis, an eye-Chlorephrine Nyscaps for hay-to reach a terrier trapped four Bristamin APC Tablets for 75,000-meqtber re l igious prospect takes no imagination irritating malady also knO\V as fev~r nasal congestion and as days in a 30-foot crevice. Then symptomatic relief of colds: group. at all. They've been living ••pin keye." -a time-release capsule. the dog's owner dangled his relief of colds' nasal con· The 81-year-old Armstrong with the problem for years. In an infested-field;-as-many-__AL1he....IeS1u..e~he Food cap...at the-end-of a-rope into T-r-i--S-p a-n--J..2-----H.o...u r~said-God-has for-given hi5 .son -Phone Norm Stanley ·--- 642-4321 They even have a name for as 500 to 1,000 fe~ale eye and ~ug Administration. NAS the hole. The terrier sank his Decongestant Tablets fo r for self-professed sins and waving a hand in frustration gnats will Jand on the face, studied 420 <?TC drugs ~s part teeth into the cap and was relief of colds' nasal conges· asked why people couldn't do at the gnats -the "Coachella searching for protein. of an effechvene~s _review of ~h~a~ul~ed"_l~o:..!th~e:_:s~u~rf~ace::_. ---~ti~oo:_. ---------t~h~e ~sa~m~e:_. _____ _!11===================~ Valley salute." Researchers at the Universi. about 3,000 prescr1ptlon drugs.I. But relief has arrived in the ty of California at ru verside About 25 percent of the OTC. form of f r e e z e-dried eggs developed the lethal bait being drug claims . were judged ef- Jaced with insecticide. used against the pests in the fective, compared with about The hippelates eye gnat in· Coachella Va11ey and from 60 percent or the prescription- fest.s the valley and sur-Pa1 m Springs to Thermal. "." drug claims rated effective or Solid Role For Sophia ROME (AP ) -Sophia IAren has been "cast" in a new role -Ceres, Ro- man goddess ol agricul- ture -on a medal issue by the U. N. Food ana Agriculture Or-ganization. The medal, struck in ~. silver and gold, commemorates the 20 years that F AO-bas been based in Italy. Miss Loren 11 repreoented In three- quarter face, holdirig an ear of wheal. Dehydrated eggs are blended probably effective. with w t1 t e r, fennented for Eflective/Fedrazil for bay 10 days in ·plastic barrels, feve r; Chlorephrine Nyscaps fre4!ze..dried and mixed with for nasal congestion due to an insecticide which kills the hay fever and as time-release gna ts but not their natural capsule ; and tsophrin nose- enemies, officials say. drop solution for symptomatic The concoction has reduced relief of nasal congestion in· the number of gnats by 80 to colds, sinus and hay fever. 90 perCi!nt where it's been used Effective with reservations says Dr. Mir S. Mulla of -Bena-Fedrin so I u ti on; UC Riverside. Jnhiston-APC t a"b I et s for Though it's not known ex-symptomatic relief of aches, actly what attracts the gnats pains, colds, hay fever and chemically, the egg-base simple headaches; Bristamin answers the female's need for APC tablets as pain reliever- protein, re&earcbers say. antihistamine and as a pain 'Ibe C-oachella Valley Mos-reliever ; and Quadrin tablets quito -Abatement D i s t r i c t claimiµg to be safer and faster distributes the bait, with men than aspirin. · . in amalL tbree-wbeeled ~clea t. l!fubably effective -Pro- n 1 c knamed 0 gnatmobiles" padrine HCL Elixir; Prl- scatterln( the still! throullt <Vine HCL n • s a 1 jelly; • grape vineyards, and rows of Benzedrex Inhaler; Forthane citnlt trees and date palms Inhaler; Antistine-Privine for and at golf courses. symptomatic relief of nasal Our ''give 'em the brush" Perm Sale! Now in our Beauty Salon A compl imenlory professional brush comes wilh yovr Brush 'n Go Per m, now sale priced for a ca refre e summer. No muss, no fuss slylin.g. Just a co.suol set for upke ep. For a limited time only, this unique perm, plu·s your gift brush, Reg. $30. Now, includ ing cul.$15 . Beauty So Ion. ROBINSON'S • . ~EWPOAT CfNTH 2 FASHION ISi.AND 644-2100 SHOP TO Nll;HT UNT1L 9,10 P.M. / , / • ltS one reason -we need , additional power plants Have you ever thought about how electricity puts food on your table? Electricity helps grow it, free ze it, can it and ship it. And think about how electricity helps you pre- pare food for your family. As the population expands, there will be more Alvins (and Alices) to feed. That means more farm production-and more demand for electricity • To meet these demands, Edison mu.st be permitted • to build ~dditional po)V'e( plants now. And tr~ns mission lines to dy liver that power. Otherwise, tl:rere simply won 't be enough electricity to go around. Nuclear power plants are ·~ne way to provide more electricity. They're proven, '/ clean and smog-free. Other ways to·generate electricity are under inten'sive research or being developed now. Meanwhile, existing methods are steadily being improved. If you ever hear.somebody say we don't need more electricity, just think about food. Food and electricity. The t\vo go together •. I --'-- / • ! I I . ' • I t ~ ( l [ I I I' t I ' • K 9 I I 1101ldar'• child if fm -...,.•ue)aav'• Clilfi ---~------· Thursdays child h fq• to ,go, · ' . Frid<iy'.1 child I! 10111 and giving. '·;:>:. ~ . .: I .• • Saturda11's child hal to' . rk /or its living, . • · , • But a child t'"1t'1 b0rn <m t SObbath d '' /atr and toi.se and good a • _ • ' . Debbie Gray (above) shows Ke.Uy Marshall Hawaiian grace. Below, Cheryl Adams learns Saturday's .child works for her living. .. ~· . / / / • . .. ' , • at • Gir S I -• . < "411.Y PILOT ........ 1W Pafrim O'OlllMll Fair of fa·ce are Harbor Area Girl Clubbers, six to seventeen, BEA ANDERSON, Editor MeM1y, Jury 1e. 1tn '"' IS , Christy Hetten (above) has a long way to go on her ·knitting. Right, Lori Raines and Mischelle Moore learning meaning of sharing. ·Ti~ That , Binds Also Gags DEAR ANN LANDERS: This Isn't a serious problem, bu~. it bµgs me because I koow aometbing is WJ'llll8 afi! I'm' not . IUl'e what should be done about it. · . Peter and I plin .tO be inamed wUhin the next six months. ·we· have • hjlich together every ·day .and .,... meet every ev~ oner 'liark. . We . eo.t dikr loCtlher -·everi nighl•ond Tisi! till midni&hl or cl a.m •. On -.is· we ..,.m .n .... _time together. • ' So -·· 1iod' l\bllut tbot? Nolbhi«: ft• <'I>! I audde01y nollled When I Nrtad ln llllnt -plahs for 1the wedding that I don't 111..e ~ ~l lrieods. Fot the '·1111 ttne ,-.· I've been •YlDC m t<>, e1'oiybodf-ll'lt Peter. The glrla I-with ere nk!e'bul.I never see them •IC09! In the ofllce. We are all buoy durilC -klll( houri ao there'• no time to Jel acquaim.d. Do '°" feel I am moldng a mistake? To be lnllillul I'd ...-be with Peter than anJbad)', bul maybe this Isn't tbe bolt lhlnl far -rollllonsbtp. Pleaae JUida mo. -LOVI Hot BEST DEAA LOVE: Y• ... PNr will .,.. laJ·---. H JOO-• Joor .... 1 tlM!NplllldMellllerl.lllllt i --. '4-~~ •• by having lunch every other day wHb .aome of tbe &iris. · And one eveaUc a week )'OI ud Peter altoakl 10 yoar ..;.rate ways for tome actlv:lty -Cllltarllr poUttcal, llM'etk, JD. 1e11ec11a1. v .. ·u·be ...... .-., 1o one another. Toe mwcb togetherMll cu stifle tadMdaal growlb. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your advice to "Fraldy Kat" gave me the oourage I needed to write about a problem that baa been bolllering me for a long lime. "Fraidy Kat" was a widow whose sec· ond husband carried his first wife's pic- ture In his wallet for two years. She was afraid to look and oee If it was still there. 11 made her very aad that he ~ldn'I give It up. You llld, "lloo't look. Simply bey him a "'!" wallet and pul >""II° pl<> ture in tl" always had tbe lee!q the quiet fello-n 'lllree ~ 1iO I married a widower • ' , .. 'V Quile by accident I ran across his first wife'• ashes in our garage. 'Ille ashes are in an urn, packed in a box -the aame box they were shipped in by tbe state. · I feel uneasy about this but I've never aald anyt!Mg. I believe the best pl~ for the ubet !>In 1 cemelecy. Whit sboulcll do? -SECOND WIFE DEAR' S. W.: Inform your )111b1ad tat -yoa· Uve come 1cro11 tbe "box" ud yoa 1..i tbe 1arace 11 oot u •Pfhl'l'l•ie place lor H. Te!t btm tbat many people who requ .. t cremation ask that tbtlr uhts be st.,rewa over~a lake, or' a river, or a favorite meadow. A friend ol mlae 01 req ... ted tb1t lter ultet be pat la an arn aad plac- ed la Ibo Pamp lltoal ta Cbl<l(O -•od I'm aot kldd.t'I. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'vt been' man1ed for thrtt yeora ln a man who no•er was much ol a talker bot I've are lht real bell·rai>ln. Now ti appeotS my hunch may be right. l just dlooovered what I tlloo(lit · - his mother 's recipe box ._ one ol 11- wooden, kitchen-type lndu fllts -· jlD med with names, adclrtilaft, telepllml numbe~. dimensiOM, and a rew ..,. ments whkh appear to be pll"faW ratinp.-. l have not told my huaband I -t'1 Should I! He never -..,,.... without me (that I know of) ond I 11o .. no l'OllOn to IUl[>eCI lhot he II .... anyone. But I'm bllfled u ln wlly hi' hangs oo to the junl: If he bas no • lor It. What should I do? -WANDA • • DEAR WAN: Keep ,_ ,.. pl:H:t lwd1 oll yoar •aabud'• ,..,..17. Bo • probably k-II for lllo --.................. -.w ...... ocbool •ad ..neae rtllcL . Can an.gs be a lri<nd In tlml .. stress? U you keep your head toctllllr can tbey be of belp? Ann London' -bookie~ "Straight Dope oo Di-up.~ separates the fa<:\ from the llctlao. Got It today. For each ~ ..-_. 11 dollar bill. plus a 10111, ..U.-1 I, . aumped oovelope (If cenll ~l !! • Ann IAnden, Box Sl4f, Qloalo, Iii IOIM. I I " I • • • • DAILY PILOT Monday, J.11 10, 1972 !~Merry Mu sic M·akers Pick Out · a Tune to Play -.;;-Mn. Eleanor Brouwer helps Raylene Danzinger select a guitar, Mesa for the Girls Club of the Harbor Area. Guitar group Merry ~one of aeveral being purchased by the Wednesday Club of Costa Music Makers, was begun a year ago. ' .. f Couples United In Summer Nuptials • ~ HOFFMAN-PALMER • Patricia Palmer became the bride of Albert Hoffmao of Encino d u r in g ceremonies cooducted by tbe Rev. Paul . J(]euter in the Neighborhood , ;con g r e g a tiooal Church, 1Laguna Beach. ~ The bride Is the daughter of , iMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Palmer oC South Laguna and .her husband is thC ·SOn or Mrs. _,Maude Hoffman or Oberlin, Jeans. t Dr· and Mrs. Richard ' ,·airfield were the honor at. Undants. David M0<re and ~chard Chase served u , iishen. : The bride is a graduate of \he University of California at ·"Santa Barbara where she af- liliatei!"1th . Siima Kappa IOl'Ority. Her husbaod is a :i ,uoi llDd Inspector with lhe "Federal Av i ation ·. jldminlstration. . • ; WATSON-MOCK I : George Albert Watson Ill of Corona del Mar claimed ~ Tllerese Mock es his 1 1 ·kide in st. Andrew 's 1 t:i,~ Oturch, Newport ' ., 11le Rev. Cecil Eaaes con- ducted the ceremony for tile cllughter or Mr. and Mn. Louis F. Mock or Costa Mesa I .M RS. HOFFMAN MY; WATSON Newport Beach. N~ Harbor High School Tile bt!de, daughter of Mt.A attended Orange Coast and Mn. Terry Armstong of nd Newp«t: Beach was ~ttend a Immaculate H e a r. t by Laurie Brite. Colleges. Her husband also is The bridegroom son . a graduate of NHHS and at· and MD." Georg41 Pi etl 'of tended OCC. They will reside Mountain Home, AJ ., asked in Germany. Steve Pickett ·1<>/I>e his beot JOHNSON REID man. Ed Taddeo and Rich • Mzrteywer.etfshers. community u nited Tiie br is a graduate of Methodist Oturch, Huntington our Horoscope Tomorrow MRS. PICKETT Beach was the 'll'Uinc for the marriage linking Donna Sue Reid and Robert W a r r e n Johnson. 'I1leir parents are Mrs. Laura Bray oC Hwitington Beach, John R. Heid Sr. of Eagle River. Alaska and Mr. and Mrs. W: J. Johnson of Huntingtoo Beach. Bridal attendants were Peg- go Okimoto, Glenda Re i d , Rebecca Reid and C a r o I y n Farber. Serving the bridegroom were P e t e r lllerandi, Bob Robben, B~ b Dosh and Ron Roper . The bride is a graduate of UCI and her husband is at· tending the University of California, Riverside . • and llOll of the juni°"""abon•. of Wasbini\On, D.C. / Misa Lllida Godwin and Pl)ll Houaer were honor attendants for the doUble ring cer~ny. Bsldesmaids were the 'Misses Y.use llJlll, Usa and Beverly Mock and Lee Watson. Brian Moclt, Peter Jonker, Greg Fink and Bob Kaubee served ... ushen. Cancer:~·Plug Budget Holes 1-. Tile newlyweds, b o t h graduates of the University of Southern Ca1Homla1 w l I I reside ln.Corclm de! MBr alter their Lake Tahoe honeymoon. PICKm-ARM STRONG Toni Armstrong and Kurtis JI:. Pickett of Costa Mesa ex· .. changed vows before the Rev. , Donald Maddox in S t • .: Andrew 's Presbyterian OtapeJ, '· 't Whiddons .. Te ll News . I Mr. •nd Mrt. Ronald Whid· 'don of Costa Meta have an. ~nounced the engagement of their daughter, Kath I e en Whiddon to James Ang, son or ,,Mr. and Mra. Marvin Ang of f Caracu, Venauela. I. "n1t betn>thed are plaMing ,• IW!lllle1' weddl111 next year I la artrtlan ee.ter, Anal!elm. Miu Wblddotl attended Eslancla Hieb Sdlool and her llma lludkd II Jalll Brown Univenl17: I ·' TUESDAY JULY 11 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21·April 19): YO\!..g~i~.relief from recent pressure. There are changes and there will be an emotional outlet. Give fuII play to creaUve urge. You attract at· tention. You draw people to you. You can now look and act like a winner. TAURUS (April 20.May 20 ): Accent on property, basic issues and security. Don't give up something for mere prom- ise. Get commitment in writing. Improve home sur- roundings. Relationship with Sagittarius could intensify. Be flexible. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be ready for personal ap- pearances. Love is much in picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Look behind scenes f o r answers. Be quiet within. Avoid making def inite com· mitment. Be sure you are seeing In light or reality, Avoid wishful thinking. One close to you may now be sincere but misguided. ~ . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0l!t. 22): Accent on fulfillment o r desires. You .get what you want, especially in rinancial area. Income from career, oc- cupation could increase. Be confident. Let others kn•1\11 yo u are not without :-llirs. One who opposed could oecome booster. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2t ): where money matter is con- cerned. Pisces and Scorpjll. Start made this year will prove sue. cessful, with July your most significant month. AQUARllIS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Accent on legal nffairs. partnership, marriage. Guard image -improve public rela· ,. tions. Stress alternative!. Wait.::=========:;! and observe. You are riot1t stuck with one method. Know it and do some invest!gatlng. Get answers. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Review basics. Check medical, den!<!! appointments. J•rolect vou r interests. Be aware of activity of one who performs special service. Deal with Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius p e r s on s . Employn1en~ op- portunity is due. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are intuitive, a natural teacher, sensitive, subject to moods, attracte:J to Accent on short jourr.c?ys, dealings with neighbors and relatives. Aquarius and Leo figure prominently. Forces tend to be scattered. Be versatile, but avoid confu!lon. Means keep sight of basic goal . Emphasis Is on ambition, standing in commun it y. Prestige rises. Appeal gains broader base. Move ahead.J1===========;ll show your face CANCER (.June 21 .July 2n Accent on financial sla ll1s. Plug holes in budge!. F'ind ways of increasing :r,..:omc potential. Open lines of com· munication. JJe3J with t:cminl, Virgo individuals. You get news of genuine bargain. Follow through. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Cy- cle hlgh: judgmerit and in- tuition are On target. H~ your own counul. Make new starts -take initiative. Be in- dependent in tJiought, action. De I 'th those who can aid in g goal. Aries i.s in-pie. State case with ease, authority. SAG IITARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 ): Food lunar aspect now coincides with what is at a distance . DcveJop philosophical concepts. Put original ideas to work. Test theories in market place. 1wfeans lran:;form theory into practical effort. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Check policies. tax lorms~ Be aware or legal transac- tions. Depending too much on others now could be error. Cancer indlvidual is invol ved. Mate, partner seeks counsel Citations An.no un ce d ' - Four Harbor Area girls have l'ecf:ived top honors from the Girls Club ol the Harbor Area Tbey were selected ror tile aMual citations on the basis of their de pen dab 111 ty, lcad«ship qualitt .. and fullUI· mont of the mot!<> Smlle and Lend I Jland lo Others. The wJnnera are Paula SUlkls, 1; Lani Baltierra, 11, ' Jan Vltillch, 14, and Shelly Stafford, 9. all of Costa Mesa. Their parents are t h e Messrs. and Mmes. Allen SulkiJ, John Vltallch, Bill Blaine and Mn. B. J. Solo. Miss Ballle1n and Mill Vltallch are membm of the ~ boml " dlttelors, ol which MiSs Vftlllch bu beeo ~lected l«J'ftary, Bl'AUTY TIPS by R11th lryont Mistakes in t1akeup arc ex- pensive(! Take thr guCAA \York out of buying you r cosnletics. At your. MERLE, NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO you try them on first! 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(AP) -Al 23, Terence P. ltfcGovem is tom between making her own life and help- ing her father become presi· dent of the United States. 111 Jike being on my own and l want to find out what I want, aeparate from my famlly And my father," said the daughter of South Dakota Sen. GeOrge McGovern. "I want to find my place, and that's a hard thing to do. "It's really easy to get caught up in my father 's plans and forget about my own life." She said that as her father 's campaign for the Democratic nomination gained momen· twn , "I was forced into a role that I didn't even choose for myself." Miss McGovern, who prefers to be called Terry, has worked and lived here the last three years. • Until the s p r i n g semester, she attended the University of Virginia on a part·time basis as a special student -one who is not in a regular degree-seeking pro- gram. Terry worked as a clerk in a C h a rlottesvi lle department store earlier this year, but Is not Working now. She said i( her father is nomin ated at the n a t i o n a I Democratic con· vention that begins ne1t week she will probably go on the campaign trail with him. By her own description, T.tt· ry ii the most "outspokeo ,OO outgoing" of the four McGovern daughters and 'one son -aged 17 to 27. In the recent California primary, sbe said In an in· terview in her apartment, she spent two weeks campaigning for her father. "It's exhllarating to be with Dad and hear the people responding to him," she said. "Sometimes I would get chills up and down mY spine and r could feel my legs !lhaking. But it's frightening, tro." She said she's very much aware or the dangers of a political campalgn. The recent assassill:atlon attempt o n Alabama Gov. G co r It e Wallace, another contender for the· Democratic prekldentlal nomination, 11really upset me -it upset all of us. 11lhrt yo'u just have fo force yourself to forget it. It's Jike ... ythlng that's painful to thiok about. You almply can 't dwell on it. You' have to live with the fear of assas.slnaUon." Terry said she knows that If McGovern wins , the nomina· .tion, "the.re will be nci wch thing as privacy, and that sort of depresses me." Secret Service agents have been guarding her lather for nearly a year, and if he gets Newport Wedding Senator Tells Troth tbe nomlnallon. she aald agents probobly wUI b • asolaned to the otber members ol tlie ramil'y. "We've gotten pretty used to them at home, but I can see where they would drive my dad jusi crazyt'' 1be said. HJie can't go any place without at least four agents with bim.11 In the closing days of the Democratic primaries, Terry said. sbe coold ieel the pressures on her father mount· in~. 'It got so that I felt a little uncomfortable around him. His mind was ah1,•ays some place else. "If I wanted to talk with him about sorqething other than politics, it had to be done in 10 worda or 1 ... , and that made. me feel nervous. Bu t r still liked being around him. It feels good to be n ea r somebody ~ Is real!y strong.11 Noting that her father hao been caned a "radical" by some critics, Terry ·said ''be'1 not that kind of man at all. "All his proposals are baled on meeting human needs, and I don't see anything radieal about that." Pair Planning July Nupt ials Kathy Jean Alleman and Roy W. Wright are planning to many July 2Z in Lake Park, Huntlngtoo Beach. Miss Alleman Is I h e daughter of Mrs. Virginia Alleman or Huntington Beach and Eugene B. Alleman of Lai Vegas. She graduated from Marina High Sehool and at· tends Golden West College. Her fiance , son Of Dr. and Mn. John S. Wrlgbl or Las Vegas, is a graduate of 4 Calilornla State University, loog Beach and DOW allends tbe University of San Die&o Law School. '73 graduating seniors: Our beautiful memories start at $5 .50: Our Cameo Portrait Stuclios celebrate your special year wiih a spei:taculor co lor por tra it specia l. Nine wallet-size color portraits ore just $5.50. 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WE REPLANT A TREE Fa? EACH a<E WE cur DONN • . . ·. ·--- NANCY WISHING liMii WELL IT'S COMING TO SAVE us! ({, )J I WISH I HAD MY DIME BACK ' ly Chester Gould ~~.;t'tT, 51C~IS MYSliL~. By Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith By Dale Hale • ,• GASOLINE ALLEY SALLY IA NANAS ~ ~ GORDO ANIMAL CRACKERS I DAILY CROSSWORi[·.~b;._ k '°""'I ~s Pmit So/Y'!d: PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz ACROSS 1Structwt ~ closing attil 5 Parenl: .Informal ' l1l-t.e11pmd ..... ~ 14 • .., ...... ., .. 15 Century plri llio Thrarleill poib;tions: """ 17 ft'Vains control rl 19 Tttt--: Head to head 20 h1tbriated 21 lilost ........... 23 SttadJ amnt. cf n111ij 25 r,au of a wlld aninial 26 Very short dlstaiai 28 Consldm In certain wiy :=' JI Little ane: Stilfix 39 Rolls eyes sug~UvelJ 41 Dttss "'"""' 42 S..all c:bwllil' ..... .S Flbrle ~ tnslde llat 48 o.tmilnts ..... 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By Harold Le Doux 'By MtD '10(.1'11:11 KIOOIN(;! WMIC~ ON ES? By John Miies ll fii--------1 f---------1 f---------1 r-----\ ' " ... . .... By Gus Arriola .....--::;::--1 ;; II~' ~o>,.::=-n U ... _ , . lll;7-t zzz ,UM·M M •,%;:: " By Ferd Johnson By Roqer Bollen THE GIRLS ... I , .c ••• and whtn tbe owner of tbe P1rl1 eafe pve me Ute .. rectpe, be uid we 'Americana Ja1t don't bow btw venaUle •. snails can be.' " DENNIS THE MENACE ... ; •• -. f; • ____ N_e_ar_ly Everyone Listens to Linders If: ·'' '· ' .. ·--e@·,,.·. . ·_. --4'~-. -. .,.---·!---:------. .. . '. . . . ··: .. · .. ~-,. . ,, .. . .. . . " . .. " ) ., DAILY l'ILOT -' .... ~ , '· • . . . ' . . . . . Ryan -Compa red With :capital Punishment . La cy's Play Impress ive ' To Al sto n PHILADELPHIA (AP) -While the Lofl Angele• Dod&en were floundering t"""'gh tbe last month, Lee Lacy was 1iftlni111 himself in El Paso. Tt\ere waan·t any room for Lacy on lhe Dodgers, and the Triple-A farm club at Albuquerque already had 1a good secood baseman in Dave Lopes. So Lacy, a Tex4 as1 League AU-Star last· year, went back ' . · t(\\ l'exas and waited. Al"ld when the dillress Call came, he was ready. "J can't remember anybody who came • Dodgers Slate All Ge-911 JC'I 1 ... 1 JU!'t 10 DodOll't II P'l\!llCltlpjlfl Jutf 11 000-1 11 Pl!Hldeh1lll1 .11.ili If ~ If ~ll1dtllphl1 ' ~::JO '·"" ~:JO '·""' •:• '·'"· to,~ major leagues who got off to a bet· t~·start," said a grateful Walter "laton aMr his Los Angelea Dodge1"3 rode 4cy's hitting and Claude Oateen's six-hit P®,hlng to a 2-0 victory over the New Yctk Meta Sunday before 50,084 at Shea Sf,{<lium. The 24-year~ld second baseman , In his ninth major league game , wasn't exactly f~ a soft touch in the. Mets' Tom Seaver. ~ut Lacy wasn't worried , beca use he'd a._, the former Cy Young Award winner pile)! before. "I'd seen him pitch a lot or times on ft:Jevision, and I knew he threw a lot of strikes," the rookie said. "So 1 set myself for a Jot of fastballs and tried to adjust to the curve." Seaver's first pitch of the game was a curve. And Lacy did 10111e quick ad- justing and hit into center field. -He mov· ed to third on a single by Bill Buckner •Gd ·scored oo a single by WUIJe Davis. Ucy sing1ed twice more in the g~, and in the ninth inning his two- 0"11mash to center, off a fruit ball this ti1ne, scored Bill Grabarkewitz with the zra· other run . 111C performance ex- t his bitting streak to seven games afdjraised his average to .351 . ~ Dodgers. meanwhile, were making l6me progress of their own. Ostcett's sec-oi, straight complete game victory net- tect1.them 1'12 games in the National l..Mgue West standings, as first place Ciltcinnati dropped a doubleheader to Chicago. a'he Reds now lead second place H~ton by one game and the Dodgers by Ii~. ~ ""9tl.-(ti Ntw Ytrll C•l "' •llrfllnl tllrfllrlll lta,211 S )JIM1yt,c:f •II lltt*ilitr, " J • t O Htrrtl1a11, as • O I WDewll, d • o·.J I MllMr, " 2 0 0 F ,rlJOOOFA001~3b 401 • lflll'I'", lb 2 I I 0 IHucl'll'"", lb t I 0 L t, 3b l O 11 O Krtf!ef!OOI, lb I D I Sl,c: ~I OOG>fl",c: 10 0 G~A'Wlfi,Pr 0 1 0 0 DV11r, c • 0 I CIMilUro, c 0 0 0 0 T .M1rtlrwl1, rl l I 0 wtis. M J D I a W.G1rr1n, 211 J o l ~,p ~Oll St#lvtf',P !I I re-1s U I ' t TOl•l1 30 O ' • l.°' A.,._ln 100 ODO •I -2 ~ Ntw York 000 000 000 -0 ~E -W. Glrrtil. DP -Ntw YDfll 1 lOI -Lo( 1''1111!1" '· N1w York I. 211 -c.rei n, Oyer, a r:rt'W. Gtrrtll, w. Plrktr, M1111ff, W!H1. IP M R IR II SO ~HlllW,MI '' o o 1 l S..V.r ll,ll·U ' t ? 1 l l HBP -bV OSI"" llo'llllltrl. Tim• -?:14. At· lefwj•nc• -SO,Clll4. "' fl irty Driving ~barge Mad e AINESVILLE, Ga. CAP ) -George F llmer, subbing for Indianapolis 500 w Mark Donohue. drove a sleek new P rscbe to victory in the Can·Am race at R d Atlanta SWlday, but was accused or " irty driving" by 1971 Can-Am cham- i Peter Revson, whose Te am La.ren car made less than a dozen · Hulme, !he New Zealander who won 21 Can-Am eventa for McLaren, e aped serious injury when his car fli,r speclacularly during the !Ulh lap of race. He was trailing Follmer closely at the time. ollmer, who led the t9f>.mile race· fr m the start. was called in lo replace nohue Friday. The 3 4 • y car -o Id nohue had wrecked 11 companion P ~he in pra ctice last Monday. and at " k's end under"'ent surgery lo have an i u~~ ~paired . d .,Place \\·en! to Gregg Young of ·1port , Conn .. In a f\.1cLa ren, third lo t Minter of Reseda'. in a Porsche. ulme's accident occurred just as he e out of a sharp bend to head down 185 m.p.h. backstretch. His orange black McLaren became airborne and Over backwards several times ore landing upside down. pinnirta lme in the wreckage. ulme spent ·an hour In the field pita! but doctors 11ld he suffered only k. evson. later told reporters that Jlmer Hbraked on the straightaways crowded Hulme in the corners to • t him oil. ·Mayl>e he hnd too much speed ln that rtchc and had to apply lhe brakes" he Id. ''Any••ay, there was n<> rca50n to ke when other can wt:rc following · t clole .•• ollmtt denied the accu11tloo . "'Ying: 1--:t'""' .. -'!!i would I ~t, on !he brakes .en U-wolllurmeliicf'1UIY!Oltl~- • belllnd me rich! where I wanted Jilf'fti. Thot ;.;;.}id be 1ill)', '""'ldn 't It!" . '\ Angels Pitcher Fans 16, Including 8 in a Row . ' Eddie Kuko, sllll rubbing ~is eyeo In disbelief. put Nolan Ryan 's overpcwer· Ing, record-setting pitching perfonnance of Sunday night in proper perspective. ''1 thought capital punishment. was outlawed Jn this state," remarked the Boston manager. "Sending any batter out to race Nolan Ryan at twilight is the same thing as capital punishment.•• Ryan. indeed, was the ei:ecutioner as he unfurled a one-hitter. struck out 16 and retired the last 26 men in succession Angels Slate 411 G-M ICMP( IJllt J utr 10 Al!ffll v1t, New Vortt Julf 11 AnHls vs. New York J11lr IJ Ootn D•lt J ulf n Open 01te .J11lr lt Oodoer• vs. New York 7:JS t ,m, 1:'5 '·"'· l :U p.m. as he hurled the California Angels to a 3· 0 victory over the Red Sox. After watching Ryan at work, his fellow pitcher Clyde Wright, who must du el the New York Yankees and Mike Kekich iif the opener of a three-game ·set tonight , said: "Aft er what I saw him do tonight, I'm not showing up." Among other things, Ryan : I. Established an American League record when he struck out eight straight batters. The previous league mark was seven, shared by six players. Tom Seaver of the New York ~1ets. Ryan's old tea m. owns the majo r league mark of 10. overpowering e!lort. "I have the leellnc I can. pitch to spots now. I 1ot to percent of my pitches where r wanted them tonight.'' Ryan threw only 124 pllches In dispas· illl of the Soi:. Eighty-six of them were for strikes. Formerly hampered by con· trol problems, Ryaa walked only one man SUnday -leadoff batter Tommy Harper on four pitches. The only hit was a first IMing single by C&rl Yastnenukl , a clean shot to rlgbt field . After that, the Angel ace \ retired the next 26 In a row. "I was aware of the shadows," Ryan said. "I knew the hitters were atanding in shadows ''hUe I was In the . sunlight and I knew lhey woold have trouble pick· ing up the spin on the ball." It wa.s the second one-hitter or Ryan 's career and the third time he has .struck out It in a game. "Vaz hit a curve," Ryan said. "No. 1 ~an'l blame the catcher -I call all the pitches myself." "He threw so hard he made my arm Sore ," said delighted Angeta· m1nager Del Rice. "\Vhen he walks out there no'v he kno'\\'S he can do it. He is a phenomenal young man." Ryan said he knew he had ei&ht strikeouts in a row and knew that Seaver's retord was 10. But he denied shooting for it. '1 pifcbed the same way tbrou&hout," he said. And on Sunday that meant awesome. Just ask Eddie Kasko and the Red Sos. 1111111 111 Cllll•""• I)) •'rllrM '''"r'I OREGON'S STEVE PREFONTAINE AND GEORGE OUNG HEAD FOR THE TAPE IN 5,000 TRIA LS. 2. Beca me the 15th pitcher in history to st rike out the side on nine pitches when he got Carl Fisk, Bob Burda and Juan Beniquez in the second inning. It \Vas the second time Rya n has turned the trick. Lefty Grove and Sandy Koufax are the only others to dQ it twice -but he bec ame the fir st td do it in each league. H1rpt1r, cf l o o O Al1m1r, 1b • • I o Grllftn, 2b ' I t 0 tlfry, c:f ' I I 0 Destin y Had Win Ass ured, Brewer Says FORT ERIE, Ont. (AP ) -"When you're destined to win , well , you are just going lO win," -Gay Brewer said after en- ding a five.year victory famine with a nerve-tingling triumph in the Canadian Open golf tournament Sunday. The greying, -40-year-old veteran who last won in the 1967 Masters, blew a three-stroke lead and twice flirted \vith disast er before carding a final round 70 and a one-stroke victory at 273. That was nine under par on the 6,751 yard Cherry Hill Goll Club course and just one in front of onrushing Dave Hill and rookie Sam Adams. The veteran Hill closed birdie-birdie for a 67 and Adams, a curly haired left hander from Boone, N.C. blazed homo with the day's best round , a stunning 66. Veteran Phil Rodgers had a twt>under· par 69 and was alone in fourth :.t 277. Lou Graham followed \Vith a 7G-278. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Canadian George Knudson had 67s and were tied at 279. Lee Trevino , the 1971 champion, wasn't a factor after the first round. He had a final 70 and was tied at 282 with South African Gary Player. Arnold Palmer closed with 11 72-285 before he, Player and Trevino set out for Scotland and next week 's British Open. Jack Nicklaus, aJready holder or the Masters and U.S. Open titles, didn't com· pete in this national championship in order to get an early start on his preparations for the tournament in Muirfield, Scotland. He's gunning for an unprecedented one-year sweep of all the world's major ti tles. "I don't think he can do it," said Brewer, a veteran of 15 years on the pro tour who is not competing in the British tournament. "As great a player as Jack is, I think there are just too many good players for one man to win all four. It would take an awful lot of luck." Brewer, whose life was Jn danger at one time when he was hospitalized with bleeding ulcers earlier this seaaon, said a book by Canadian amateur Nick Weslock. helped him with his pulling and was the key to his U}th tour triumph . "I'd been putting bad for 2th years,'' said Brewer. who once lost his etcmpt player status and only this yea r escaped the ranks of Monday qualifiers. "His book quoted Nicklaus and 1're\lino and &b Charles and Player and a bunch of players after they had w o J\ tournaments. G1y llrewt<" $:111,00ll o.,... Hiii 11J .. 15 S1m Acltmi llU1S Pllil ll!oc11ttr1 $1,0le lou Grthlm U, uo Gloft't Km.idlOtl S.S, 100 .llllll RoOr'9ut1 s.s.100 Blll'llly H-y $,,!ll Grltl' JoMI $(,231 l rltl'I Allin SJ,01J l" T~IM ».01S ... M ·-"'"l· !ll'n $f\Md sJA1 Glry ,. .. .,..r IJ.01S l rvu Ct•mpton SJ,015 ttOOtrt Porwr11v11: •t,tJO l t»by <;oft: Sf,JlO Gtortt Jolll'llOl'I S2,:t50 Jim Colbtrl 11,ns Tommy A•ron •1,ru •Olin M•u,tl'llJllW t t,m Dorl ,....,."°" ll,7?S J im Otn1 SIJt( ArMld Pllll'Wlr $1,:it• Cll~rl•l S!llord St,;t' aoD Smith 11,:lt4 80b M11rpl!y tl.O~l TOITI Wt!sori $1.00 Dk.ii:. (•IWI0111 11 ,0.Q l!obbt Mll~ll 11.00 Mlii:.f Rl ltGr $l,04J l om ,._.natr\Oll s I .O•J !lob ROM)\lrO ~ LC<Orl~•lf l ~ ". GltlbJ Gllbtrl M• Chvcll• T!llrlM M.O 3. Took over the American League lead In strikeouts as he ran his total to 138, three more than Detroit's Mickey Lolicb. For Ryaq, it wu his fifth straight com- plete victory and improved his record to 11-5. He also extended hi.5 streak of scoreless Innings to 21. "I have more confidence today than I ever have,'' he said in the wake of his Y•str11mskl, II 3 I I 0 Pinion, rl l 1 I t R.Smllfl, rt l I o O lt.OUvtr, lb J 1 1 0 PrfrCl(IUl, :sb l 0 • 0 Slrpi!INOll, c ~ 0 1 0 Fl1k,C: l l OIMcMlllll!),)bJll l 8urGI, ID J O 0 • (1rden11, 11 3 0 I 1 8t11k11111, u 3 0 0 I Motll!I, K l O I I Sltbtft, • 2 I I 0 ltenlln, rl o 0 0 I O!llllllt, ph l I o I !"I.Ryen, ~ J • o I Tottlt :it 0 I • Tot1t1 lO J I I los!On DOii 000 000 -I C•Ulwnll IOD 300 oex-J IE -IMlQlltl, Fisk. DP -hlton I. l.01 - lotion!, C•llfor,{JI 1. S -PIAIOl'I. IP'NR ••llM SllOerl (l.,7·Sl I I l 1 I I N.tty1n IW,11·11 ' 1 I D I '' Ha~ -.,., Sltbtrl (R. ou .... r1. Tl"" -l :JI. AUe<'Mllf\Ct -11 .tfl. Cool, Steady Cpl. Smith • Outguns Nervous Nasta~e PREFONTAINE GETS VICTORY HUG FROM SIST ER NETA FLEMI NG. WIMBLEDON (AP) -Stan Smith, lhe gentle giant or U.S. tennis, won the treasured Wimbledon singles crown and couldn't quite believe it. Smith, the &-foot-4 American Anny corporal from Sea Pines, S.C., raised his arms in relief and triumph after beating mercurial Romanian star Ille Nastase, 4- 6, 6-3, 6-3, U, 7-5 in a thrilling final; on Wimbledon'.s center court Sunday. "There were times out thm=. when t thought he was going to win ~'' admitted Smith. Perhaps Smith's calm disposition saw him through the breath-taking final \V~ich was given an add~ psycholo1ical twist by being postponed· 24 hours through rain. Nastase kept his well-known fiery temper in check most of the time. But he Prefontaine, Collett Make It Chn.mps, Oly mpia1is Fail iii U.S. Trails times lbat I just didn't want it to happen Hlflh 1"'""' -1. 0w141111 S'-5, ucLA. 1.J; i. R.ort-again. flll lee JO\N'dln, l"lorldl TC, 1.J/ .J. Owls D11r1r1. Otl•w•r• SllO"ft Clllb, 7.J; •· ll:rtnlldit lrowri, Ctl "When you're s·---• In two world 1nllfnl11ont1 TC, 1.01,.,· s. ,.,, M11··-,....,.., C\.VUU TC, 1.0\'I; 6. lt1r lilbyt,UI. VIQll ~~ .. ~,;· 11 •• Jl1 r-re<:ord races1 something like thi.5 means ...., c111p. c11 1ni.r111TJOflll TC, .. ,_; • JOM someth;••." Rtdtllc:h, Sl1ltn TC ... 1°"91 9, 'hm Htlk-01, 11r11I· '"'"'6 tKllld, .. 10..1 lt. tll. o.Mll ~·. tMllan.. '"" Collett, who became the third fastest =~~~~:~'cl~~.1l;1"1~:=r·T~ was Jike a simmering volcano that w11 liable to blow its top at any moment. "I couldn't sleep last night and the postponement made me more nervou11 '' said Na.!tase. ur didn't eat any breakfast." Stan didn't seem nerves at all. to have prematch "I had orange juice, cereal, 1everat eggs and hamburgers .for my breakfast," be said. Smith showed only one moment or real tension during the whole match. That was just before the final set when he went and stood quietly In a corner of the court for a few seconds before entering the fray again, . The rest of the lime he tried to contain Nastase's fluJTtes of dipping lobs and slashing baseline shots with cool aplomb and brilliant Oa.shes of his own. The crowd was in a C911stant state of excitement during the fi6al set. In the fifth game, Smith had six came poinil and three break points against him before holding his service. "I think it was the tensest game I have ever played," the American said. "All through the final set it wa.s 80 percent guts and the rest was luck. It could have gone either way. "There were tiines when I thought Nastase was 10Ing to do it and I was going to be the bridesmaid again." Smith lost to John Newcombe of Australia in last yea r's final. EUG ENE, Ore. (AP I -Oregon superstar Steve Prefontaine, wearing a "Stop Pre" T .. hirt, predicled he could go IO seconds faster at tbe 20th Olympic Games after cracking his own American record in the 5,000-meter run in America's track and field trials. "I know one thing -the Europeans will be thinking now," the 21-year~ld Prefontaine said Sunday night after pour- man In the history of the event waa anc1 M • ~ • .souitiem 111lnNI. 119 ....,.,. followed bf" Smlth-ln 44.3 and V·in~ Mat..-._1~~?~r:'11 ;~~1:i'd' ~~~ ... ~,: the I B kl NY 111111, IEU91M, ttnl1 2. Goora. YOUllll, VMtltCJ'lf(f, ws 0 roo yn, . . 13:7'..4; ), llOflerd HIUon, Kovt!On TC, ll:.0.2; •• Sid E r. · I I h Sink, aowlllllll GrNn TC, 1l:4J.t1 s. TrJ:lml01, lll vans, 1ve-tlllle nat ona c ampion AnQtlts po1rca °"''" u :.i.1.11· '· Gl.ri erokl, Uf\11- d Id h . t•chtd, n :•1.li 1. t 1rry H1rr ion. Clllb t 13:s2.11 an \VOr record· older in the 400, 1. Dk;k autrkl1, HYAC. ll:S721 '· cu c(11t Air l"f"ed Jt t b t · ed Fore,, U ·AAI II. Jim Johruon, Huski, SOOk!t tllltl. qua 1 1 as an a erna e u IS expect 1~:1M.ol 1t Greo Frtc1•rlck1, P1nt1 Shi•· 1':0 .•1 12, Meonwhtle, Mra. King, of Lo11t1 Beach, won-'ber second"'tltle-ol'the·-.,,...i.-----· Sbe Ind ber Dutch partner, Betty Stove, - defeated Judy Dalton of Australia a~ Francoise Durr of France &-2, u, 1-3 in ''11 011 TV T o1d gl1t Claa1111e l 7 nl 8 to join the U.S. team on the I ,600-meter Gerry lncl9r•n. COvotr TC, 1•:11.2. the women's doubles fi nal. ing it on in the final two laps to win the 5.000 in 13 minutes 22.8 seconds. c "I figured it would take an American record to win," the Oregon sensation said after erasi11g lhe old mark of 13:29.! he set earlier this year. relay team. UCLA 's Owjght Stones cracked the \l'orld age-group record in the high jum p as he and Ronnie Lee Jourdan of the Florida Track Club and Chris Dunn ot the Delaware Sports Clu b earned the na- tion's three high Jump berths. All cleared 7-3. . II Vets In Camp Rams Open Hostilities • _ Prefontaine bas now won 24 straight · raM over a number ol. cllatances. A~ the high jump cas ualties was Pit Ifatzdorf, -tfieWiSconsiiiCl!Uegla~·-i; EAGH-(AA en _JD08l ol lut.oettcr1 on tbe taxi squad, who set tbe lfOrld record or 7-61'. last veterans and 35 ronltles wore en baod wu acllvlled for tilt 1ul two i1m11 but "I hive lbe confidence ~." Prtfon- talne said liter. "I think that with propu .... ~tntrfft o1 sunit.tv'• ~•nfl '' h u.sL me"'' year. SUnday as lhe ~ Anplel llllnl OPOlltd didn't play • tbelr Natlonal Football 1-training Other ..,. addltlou were ollenstve tralnlna and rett I ""n go JO ·-.. ds .... ~mo1e Trtc11 1r1111 """' Trlott. T• 111ne "' OKI\ a --. ...... , t wnt lflHlllty flll'Mllllkrt. faster at Munich." H-ltWe'# -1. Tom Got•· Nw York AC:. :m-George Young, the 34-year-old bronze 111 '· ·A1 Sc11o111rm1n. Nlw Yor11 AC, m.s.s1 " medalist in the steeplechase at the 1988 ~~~~1;~ ~s~~IY~.,~~1 ~:~~ 01 I flnl hed ·-nd behind p f fomll 'tfldorl. trt-71 6, Roe.rt Hff"Clttl ftl't, vn•I• ymp cs, s .,.. .. u rt: orr 1Klltd, 11J.10,.1, s-0uu1rttnC1111, •t•1•r:i: re. taine In a lifetime best 13:29.4, with 1111 t. Stem o..111romon1t. s1~ttr1 TC, 2'Y$.'' t, llouston's Leonard Hilton next In 13:40.2, ~~~,'·,:~ ~'::'' ;:;k.~'!~· ~:-s11~~: The 5.000 stole the attention (rom 1•11 11 0 111 ,,.,, "''''"• ,,,.,, ,,, itoblt\ Roder, ll1tv1 TC, 111 ... , \Vayne Collett'i smash.mg vjctory •ln the Ho.meter 111"' 1111,dl~ _ 1, fhOfrll• Hiii, ,.,r11._.,1 400-mcter dash as the {Ol'D'l('r UCLA Oash 11.11 i. wuuo °""'""°'"'' ,. •-S•rkltn.1.11_., '· "" Mlftlllo"fl, S0\1!1'111'" Ut1hftnl1Yt J).f 1 •• i;;Nr" 1'+tfl, y,•hipped a loaded Held that included CtUlonllll 111i..-n11IOl\tl TC. \J.t l s. Jtrrr. WI '°"'· SC de(cndlng Olymp~ champion Lee Evans. ,~~'7.' ~if1a~;"ft!:~*\c.wt:~i f~ I;,~:\ who finished fourth, and John Smith, the V'llllKllM • ..., "" 11111111. UCLA warld recorG·holdtt 1t 440 yards. •""'°'"' -1. wotl'IO CeKttt. sc 11rwen. •~,h t. camp. • taaJe J., Anderlan Ind dtflllll'" end Among the veterans wtio took port in Lance COttan. an 00...,IOOC light drill were a polr ot The f.loot-6, 2ISopound Anderm, fn>m newcomen, e~pected to be recuJart, ~lo Stale, N.D., wu picked by lhe derenslve end Fr.d Dryer and linebacker !lam• lut wetlt when they woo a coin JefL Staggs. Dry<r WIS aCQU!red lnlm toa for nm choice In the Nll'L'• IUP- lhe New England Patrlota In a recent plemental draft., AndtrlOll, w h t trade, and Staggs came from the San rtdshlrttd one. yeer ln college.. became Diego Chargera In the Deacon ,..,.. eligible for the pl'OI wben hi.I clas1 trade. graduated. The Rams added three rook.lea to their Cotton, ~• and 2501 played at Central roster, ln<ludlng quarterback Buddy Lee, Stale, Ohio and Laney Junior Colltl• In who came from lhe Chlcago-11ean In • Oaldand before jolnJnJ tbe Marinel. HI• · lra<le ror roollle runoin& blck.....,.lvtr brother Craig II a UPI end wjlh the .. ...,.., ___ ... •·H~ W•IOdl ..... '1 i~t~1l~~Nil~r'h,"a~1 .t.., 'r:'E~~T.,: --"~ullJ..-don.Lknow-..W1•l tfJI-.,_• -.0-.MiJ411d. J ..l..!Mllr.'C• P9"1•· DC Str~ Collet! aald after his ff.I performance. .n,)1 ",,_-i. "'Mr.W" '""'N,,.,,..,..,.,. Jim Kirby SUnd•Y· Leo. from Louisiana O.lroil Lions. _ r-.__ ~ S111e w11,1~-~ the 8eaJ'I _I,n tbe Tk rest of the te 1' du<-1\t~ Jm. J1mltM'I .\JIS 111111 C1trvdt 111s J, t. """" ''" , f'rllll N"""""""'• Ar\r , .u.c, t. (lll'llt .win. "Reilly. I've been disappointed 10 \11•"1 pn11H•lplll• ,ltl'IW At, 4.t. 1<vtnlh round or the n; ;pe;;i-.iar. ._ ,._...,, "' " ··-· ........ ._, . I ..... l da pl err bu SC n da. we ta 21 J'i Le se ge fie m to th Be an lo da we fa! ni s for to lat w se sa Pa A ho u he se Sa he le lh M fiv cl pe Ge fe re ce sel Ne qu w Da 15. ch st la wi sa is pl he da Ih m ol ~ g p a Zi h Sports Clipped Short PHILADELPlllA -Frank Lucchesi was fired today as manager of the Philadelphia PhiJlies, the team with the worst record in the majors, and was replaced by general manager Paul Owens. Luedlesl. 45, was in his ,... ond yea r as manager of the Phillies, his first major league team. Lucchesi told reporters Sun- day that he had a "master plan" that he hoped to put ii.to errect within four or fi ve days, but he didn't go into details. The Phill ies star ted the season on ·a hot streak but nosedived in June. After Sun- day's Joss to Sa n Diego , they v:ere 26-50 for a .342 percen• tage , worst in the majors, and 21~ games behind first-place ~itlsburgh in the National League East. -hlccbesi -was n am e·d manager in 19(i9 after 14 seasons in the minor leagues. Owens , 48, will remain as gene r-al manager and would be fie ld manager for the re· mainder or the season in order SAN CLEMENTE'S JOHANNA STENERS EN SETS SAIL ON HER 125CC DKW. to evaluate every player on -----------the club. CLEVELAND -Huntington Beach's Jack Braham.er had another hot day with the bat for the Cleveland Indians Sun- day, but again his efforts weren 'L enough to get the faltering lndian.s in the win· ning column. Brohamer s t r o k e d four singles in nine official at bats for the Indians in a twin loss 'to visiting Kansa s City. The later \YOO 6-4 and 8-5. Rowe Hits Title Goal For NIMA In, Motocross San Clemente Girl Pioneers Two South Grid Aces Replaced Chip R 0 we'-~ seven-yard Two chanffeS In the South tally with 1:09 left provided squad roster for the Shrine coach Ed Newland and his By LAURIE BECKLUND there early last year," the NPrt.h·South Fwtball Game. 01 ,... oa1rr Pri.t stiff nttjte, brown . haired Sari. NIMA Whl.le water polo con .,..~ the evening of July 27 at the • c Clemente H i g h sophomore tingent the wiMing margin Johanna Stenersen · · · 3 l.r recalls. Los Angeles Coliseum were against San Pedro "A" Sunday year-old San C l e m e n t e announced today. ~M:~:::~y~J~,l~y~lO~,~l~9n::._~~~~~~~=D=Al=LY:..;_Pl=L~OT-'fT''. Hewitt Still Shoots t For ''512 Olympics ·. i 28 Marks Shattered During Lakers' Year Deep Sea Report CG ICAGO -The Chicago White Sox will play out the season without their slugging third baseman, Bill Melton of Mission Viejo. Pioneer? "When l first started racing at Orange Coast College and it was really scary. The guys John Ol.avez or El Rancho LOS ANGELES (AP) -records and Jerry West, the ·=~0,,·~~cc:.:.~·2~1W:-.?:k-~· the title for the SPAAAU Jr. The answer Is yes if you all run into each other, High and Dave Tenn of Mira· Tweoty-ei'gt& Natkoal ~ket~ all-star Los Angeles guard, set cvwr• .._....., -1111,..1zi:1: n 111111 But over the weekend, the team obtained a reserve third sacker from the San Diego Padres. Men's outdoor championships. com:ider the growing sport of especialiy at the starts, and ....... •-=~1-_._ Joor indlVi'duai ~-~·1e =·~~::r..':'f.JM':1c~ Ro • I brok t· motocross a frontier and Jeste High wiU _..1,,ce Jamie uca-. ~l&P.U n::ccJna were 1=.vawt WJu we s s opper e a 1e fall over the other guys dunn· g ~ .. .,... '--'" •-edby the• -··•nm~ the NBA ·-:... VINTVllA -'' •1111tn: '°' <11'-' at a after the Sap Pedro Club understand that it was Johan-the race.'' Quirk and Dennis LiUlejohn, ~vaen or~... u.ia ;~e~-;g~ championship {;'th; ~'it..t~~:!a "::; 1~..:·~ Mu. ' had cune tllck with four goals na W!>'>edfitnth picrtkedr u~ taf!d Much to the chagrin of some who have decided oo baseball = ':~ ':e:: cbam· first time. ,.._ .. ,,.':!.,..~ ~.!".'u.,.,.;m'·~~;i~,.. !~~ to even the malch. orgaruz e spo or gir s m of her male competitors,~-as their future careen. Most noteworthy were the 69 West boosted his fiel4 goals au. ., ,~ coa, 1 .,;m;,~"••1"911~· Scoring for the champs were San Clemente. began taking seconds and Quirk, quarterback for St. total victories during the made in playoffs to 1,4&9. his :' •• ~~~~ c~cre.i;:.1• u ·~· Melton,. who led t h e American League with 33 home runs Jast year, will undergo surgery within the next seven to 10 fjays and will be Jos! to the Club for the season. the team announced Saturday. Tom Bougbey and Boyd Turned on by her brother thirds in some or the races. Paul High in Santa Fe regular seuon. and the SS.In.a-'Pl ayoff total t>Oints to 4,052, "'" 011.o·r.i TI ,...,, -1.- Philpot wilh t.l)ree goals e:ach. Dan's interest in the scrambl· "The guys would get upset Springs, disqualified himself row by the Lake:rs. The: 69-13 his scoring average in playoff s =:r:.1~1~1Gi1:.:.~:0t~ Rowe's two tallies and a solo ing, wheeling, up.dirt hill and when 1 placed in a race.'' last week wbe:n be signed • overall record al80 was a 30.0, and most free throw& <'to.. by Tim Quinn. dJoohannWIHlaletoomok lorhecyclebrorthace~, Johanna says. "They would ~,CMX>Delroi-t Till CQDtrandct withalao. percentage record It .Mt. made to J,ltf: j=-j·'~r.;:0:"i: ~~· Next on the agenda for lhe a up r er s start chopping me down and "n:: gers, a The Lakeft: belt the Golden Among the other records of cl.!lco ....._ 1,~-m . ' ~· NIMA White 'outfit is the old JOOCC bike and tried it out say there is no place for girls gave up a ICbolarshq> So Notre State Warriors 182-'9 for the the past season: ,.,.,.,,oes• -in ffllllf•" senior SPAAAU champion· in the boys' races at the El out there racing." Dame. The shorbtoP reP,Drted .....i.J.• m•-'• of vi·_._ ever Most field goals attemp!J, 1.o~t,,,'Lftlo.; ll~~.li.,.....W'i T S.....,, Thur~ay to the B1111 .. -w~~ .. ....., .. -~ '11 .. obUt;;JJ#.,... "Slt,.... °"'·.l".l.l He is suHering from a herniated disc, a hack prob· lem that's kept him out of the lineup since June 23. ships at Ne"~ Harbor High. oro t"='-'way. Johanna attributes her sue-"" uu.i,... I the I ~~ -poin'· And career, Chamberlain , 22,933. DANA WNMP -., .,,.."1 -""'" • (Mont.) team of ... p•----n ea.---~. "•• ,. ""~ 11 "'""' 1 -~ Also expected to be at "Nobody had ever seen a cess to "just learning teclr League, a Detroit t7:m cl~b."· they bid the molt games at Most seasons leading NBA .,,_--.." "RlA'· ' -·1 " 11 Newport w.ill be the NIMA girl at El Toro when l started niques by watching o the: r LitUejohn, tight end from JOO or more Pointl-81. field goal p ere en tag e, ti~~L 1 Wf/i 11=1 tt i: Pirates, who captured third people's mistakes" in the North Torrance High and Wilt Chamberlain, the 7.foot· Olamberlain, 8. "'ir"~oJl ~~: 4 1:fi1wt. place in Sunday's tourney with AJ I"' sport. recenUy voted the first annual 1 center, ~ his 12th NBA Molt frtt throws attempted, 1!i7 ...... ,~~~.,redl C::.''i~~ 1~ , "I am really sorry about it," Melton said. "It's taken me five years to get on a winning club and now this has to hap- a )().6 rout of Mt. San AntonJo. am1'tos One time, she remembers, Southern Ca:lifomia high leUOD, increued llV~ of career, Cham~rlain, 11,403. I a:..1• IMO.•rtl, t lllNtwt. ,,.,.~ In that one it was Ron ____ she was leading the boys in a school "Athlete of the Year" his recotdl. He now MOil career games, oo dis--P•o•o -2'6 '"'""l~. Misiolek and Tom Warnecke @-race at El Toro until the first in a field of 120 final qn.. hu., ' a ~ f4llel,31dl qualiftcatioos Chamberlain , l:l.:-':!1u~11'~:.uc1:..:. 'r.1t 11 · leading the way with three R tum. Then she looked back to didates, plans to concentrate ...-113. ~ ~·iM :,_.a~1·~1 ' goals each while Mike Beal, acmg• confirm her surprising lead on a baseball career as a pted. 22,251. Hicbeat percentage road bl:._,.. Mlfb!.11, lJ taM Nit. nt· v ~· ~· e O'Brien and •.. and lo.st it. catch-at use. cc a 11on1·, · c-nm wet>, season, .Slf, Los "' .. a...O•T IA"''-LllMMMIJ -.,,. ~ Af f th "• . } ~: 1 NrfKlldl, 207 llflllL hlls. .. pen." NEW ORLEAN•u.s. Ally. · Wurst · each accounted ter a ew mon s, a t'havez and Tenn are wide ctmnbsiain. Jed 'the NBA Ange es. coc1. ,.. mt0.111'14. 10n"" ~ hand! I I · ls ~-me 1·n in fi Id __ , ••• His F ~ -d games iosl 1 -J10 11111111'1: s tttrr1<ud•, • C:erald Gallingbouse: said a !or one tall y. E t • u o gtr ~ . receivers on offense and ie ....... percen-.e. ewa, •ua ' ~ ,,. ttt11, i.o.ea rec:t cad, s fed eral grand J·ury here is to The title might have been n r1es terested in the sport and defensive backs. TeM has league record for reboUnds aeason, 7 Loa Angeles. 11;'1,J: ••ACM -tn .,..,.: , .. receive testimony today con· decided earlier when NlMA f:~:e~1~1 o;:~ them been the target of numerous stallts at 21,291, and be allo Few e It dllqUllifications, '•~ ~ 1h c::i:~· : .!:.:l<:.~·~-> cerning an alleged attempt to White and NlMA Pirates col· .n-41ltllt '"""*' M11t1111. "It seems more fun to race college recruiters and it ap-1eadl the acorers with 30,335 se~l30n ~m!!1~d7~r aecond yen:r111·"U1~\~V11~n,~u':'n'tim1 sell pro football setrets to the lided in a morning tussle. tMlr •i;r :::!1.'~1:9'•.1~~ .. m.. wi·th lhe gc·rls," Johanna pears that stan!ord has first points. His scorlng average of . 1 -1..--. ,,n1 u11<0 bl••· '' 11t'Wf ..... ~ • .,.... New OrleaM Saints. The White squad eked out a " e:xict•• ... "" 111111 "" llKH call on his services. He stanrui: 31.5 in 983 games also la tops. p ce lub, div11 on uuuup10n, ''A1~1.2J ~lril· ':_ wti~• ':,~: ,. 3-l verdict and the wmn' ·mg flllST •AC• ...., uo v1rd1. J Y••r oPines now. "The guys are l!J and weig1...-205. The IAkera set marks In teason -Los Angelea ti. Nltbut, ... c111co bl11, •1' nKil cad. Karl Sweetan, 29, former old• " up. c111mrno. Purw s1100. almost always out to kill each v-~ OMmbeda1n allo held two oc•aN110• -221 •1111tn: • .,.,. quarterback for the Saints and margin came about with 1:42 ~~~iLJ'=:,.J•u~. 11• othe El Rancho always has turn. both games won at home, ~' playoff marks with the highest fW.!-.'."" .a: 1111111111, • r«lt c~, \\layne Boswell, 31, both of left in regulation. ~:-~11R~;:.,i 1~::1~11 !lJ .. k_d I usually always win ed out hard-nosed players, and gamee won on the roJ ' field goal percentage at .521 , , •D -:!!.. ~~:O..:lr'1 Dallas, were released C1n It was here that Tom ~~::r.1: sr.~::Oor.'1 ll; with the girls," the young ~~~!!~$0~· :0 ;:: 31As~ ::-~·kera (1,31t <i Z,112) and molt free bi.fr.. Gm:..-.'!'.,.~~ $S,OOO b 0 n d 5 Saturday on Boughey tanked an inside shot Gold Ingot lcr01byl 11' n·der adds qw·ckly. _,. .~ attem-'-' _ !,•-. une. ..... .., .. ,. ..... Ml r• all edl from the fuur-yard line 1 ro Go 1w1rdl i1 ' mold . swpaaed 11 •q .... ar ltlll<ll "'"vw• .-~ ~ •· charges involving an eg Y against a wealtened Pirates ~~.~~11rr-1rJ.,t ll: A roomful ofJarge, colorful ..:==-----------=:!:==..::.:..:.:::...---------"'----piiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•9.\ stolen Rams playbook. 1..1 "'''' J119~m11111 "' trophies she earned racing the ~ Sweetan's attm7tey said: !squad .whiti'.ch was depleted by i;;::.~r.".~ 'r,:.~'"' m girls on her new 125cc DKW Baseball s ... ,,..nd;ngs DIAN LEWIS "There has ~n a very our eJec ons. °'"'" Ju:.J 1r01 . n' stands as tribute to her vie~ "-" " Jarge misunderst4nding and it Through three quarters the Hr•ir:..oR1~1"!..hnk ..... J ~~~ tories. will be resolved ib everyone's two fought to a stand.of£ on ~:n~~r1= rr:J:ir'11'°°' 11, Johanna's mother is the only sa tisfaction. [do not believe it Jim Kruse's goal for the Iron Hot• fl(nl11h11 n• member o( the family who · is wi.se to discuss a n y \Yhites and Jim Smith's goal ~~1!Ttfi:u?~r11:Lht! Hi isn't quite used to the un- playbook." for the Pirates. ~~ii~ 1'l~~1fn1 l~ predictable sport. NATIONAL LEAGUE Gallinghouse said the jury Newland's forces 8 d de d e'~tr.~1 "8/! ~~~l:n111 ll~ "She's getting better now hearing on tbe matter was ex· another tally with two secClnds ,,J:u~o ~c~11Tm1!: v;~C:S~ 3 .~~ though," Johanna explains. peeled to take at least three left ~ gain the final 3-1 ~/~::'.: :11<C: :::f: ~ "Before she couldn't stand to Pittsburgh d margin. Rewtnl RllCIUftltd tWlbon) l U watch. Every time Dan or I New York ays. The Pirates still -i ... ~ have a•r.-i "', 11',.,1 1 "' S Loui He said he had no knowledge d "t to the linals....... . t ~~~'W (I t=m1 n: fell in a race she would go into t. s that other attempts had been ma e I . aga1ns Tri. ,,,. 1srn11111 l'' hysteria and tell my dad to Chicago NIMA White but a 10.5 set· s11tw G•• 1v111911n1 u t nd · t p " MontreaJ mhiadche inclto usedesll d~•r~!!_:booofka, back to San Pedro A put them o1~~!:.:~~.; .. •n~:..d1. 3 ytir nm~upi~ /; ~. the Philadelphia East Division W L 43 Z7 44 31 40 35 41 36 3243 2' 50 Pct. .!40 .587 .533 .531 .427 .34Z W -& _..... • •!..-•!.:...I ...i....... r,.,.,1.. 11.llmllos J,g CC1tlloul 11• • ill ··~•·•·• ' •••H-1,..,·~· ------•Jn -•··WIO--w.r.u.111; , ~ .. ~.1.ua•il;'-.,;;J",_-JtL.lPMf:J: -----111.--YJ)IJDg..-$im.:CJ.ementean 15 St _. N • .t .. L.... team s piays. agalnat Mt. San Antonio. r:lr.S' ,t:r,:'u\?!~~~--~11~ ·~.classified .as-a·]Uiirot,llii-se-.--··:-:-·~=--·-·~ Wti.un.t.•ltl!YH"-1-.c;;..- V" The Pirates were dealt a se-Ft"' cop~ IM11r1 , 11• cond nmg in the five-rung lad· Cmcmnatl 45 3 .592 vere blow in the 8an Pedro t~~ t!!1 f~J.i.m1 U~ der of girls' motocross simplf Houston 45 33 .571 EL CAJON -Patty Costello clash when only two normat Lo~:M ':~~~"-~ Y•rd•. ' v~~ because the El To~ track Doc11ers 40 36 .52t of Washington D.C. came from starters were a.vailable for ~·:: .• ',":,: :~ow\t'i:tmYr" •2'00. ll' where 5 be , usually races ~la~a .1 ~ :: .482 ""35 pinS off the pace in the final Jack Fullerton's crew. ~~l'fi~r:.,, 11~ doesn't have. e:nough girls to Saann Dr1eagnoc sco 29 Alt .415 game to capture: the '20j000 Slltmrcie~•i IAdilrl 1n fonn a new category w :m professional women bowers 1111.-. "Mid Alt1•1 Go1 d (lllcti.rd11 111 • ass~iation tourney. ~~ ~:ei.3j ~l~n':~\l:ti'.ri ' ~= A~~:,:f:~'it~1a11t1 ~n t..~ day Johrann.a ~pes ~0 c111c"o s.10, ~:!':1r"::'tts Huntington n--ch's Donn• ?~£.t~~.~U:•~• M~.r~Jorw , stXTM •At• -.oo v•rcts. ' Yt•r uewme a pro ess1ona - ln ~ 1a. M ~ .. ~ .. ~ c~~,,.. """' s21co. tJ\()tocross as well as in the san ci-.o s. 1"11111c1.irit111 ' Zimmerman coUecled $550 for ~~'1, t. N:;a~:.1. 1 Dt JUC!fll' c"1rc1~ 1n ed d l-~• G and Pr'x Sin Franc:!KO '· Mont,.,.i ' lsh th -'™"" ~ er.· W1r Cl'llc ( I 1U Vari an "''16 ... y r I Us ......... 1. Ntw v.-. I her eighth place fin wl a NIMA ,..,'&~c ' ., Kit Mood ,,.,..,, 11' races. ,.1,hbufYfl 7, Alllnf• , J I (TrMtUrl l 117 GB 4 I I 16 2l\I AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore Detroit New York -Cleveland Milwaukee Ea1t Dli·ldol: W L 40 34 40 34 353' 3436 31 4Z zt 43 Well Dh11loa Pd. GB .541 -.... .541 .,, .41S 31'. .416 4 .4Z5 II> .403 10 ·--oaklana---43 Z7 -.MO ·- 1 Ollcago 43 33 .566 611 5 Minnesota 37 3' .507 10 10 Kanaas City 31 37 .507 10 14 Angels 35 IZ .156 14 l81h Texas 33 43 ,Of 1~~1 K..,.n CLIV M. Cltvtlll'lll 4-1 t lllcHo !1-2. 0.11'1111 •• , Htw Ylftt t, Ml~I ' Otkllnd 2. MllWlllkM I TU11 J, lllllmlre 2, 10 lt'll'l!Mt C.ttflttMI J, •ost1111 o T .. W••- i;;totaiii;;;;;ip;;iol;;a;;lliiiomf ;;3,32$;;.;;·iiiiii;i;;;iii;;ii"ii'""::""'::":;'·:;;;;-p;;.:,~==·=·=:1i ~~::f~I~~='~•) II~ And, she believes she can Ho111loot 1i sr. l.el;ls' °'" ., .. l~.1o111m1 111 succeed in a pro career. ,....,, °'"'" SfflOI'" Pllldl CnJllb\ll 11' s•v.Nnt Ac• -17CL vlf"dl. > 't'fllT Why? L" A...-IOowlth'lt sis 1t111 srrt1111« '"II If Meet the Man Behind the Safeco S111De. V..'::is'TA~1'C:'' ,_moo. 111 "I'll ride over *he.ad a lit P"llldtlPMI ll"tVTMft u ,,,.. le....id• Ml Ml..':i'*• {St.JIMrlltll 2-1) 11, MIMMoll tl"m ICHMt Clt'f tO•I Cfflftft 43) It .. lllll'lltl e AUTO · e HOME e YACHT e INDUSTRIAL ·• COMMERCIAL e BONDS -~ llAll•ca IN9UlllANC8 474 E. 17TH STREET COSTA MIS.A • 642-6500 ..:... 546-3205 (CW!lw NI ~""'~111111 t~~1 ;,jl, tie to get out inf t, to wln," s.11 01teo 111ort1r1 ,_., ., Mo111'"1 lMllN Nl P ;.;;;i ob I t ' 5111 ''""I-111,r 2•ll 11 Hew YM IGtl'llrY u 11 •'-" 11s J anna says w a easing .,., om .. f p11amt 11' • .smile. "I guess l'm just °"" ,_s tdllOu.,. O le ... (llmltld1 l·l) I? C ....... llNI (hfr'I lMI T .. " llt.,.,_.1 Ml et Ottt'lll t~ 1•11 ... loll IMCO~ 1•11 11 OMllN CHeltDMrt 11~1 Ntw Ytrll tlCllcldt H I •t catlflnl&I tMIW' M l ~ ~~1111 ~:; crazier than other people.'' '"ii'.ft"tJ llAt• -• Ylnli. 2 ye1r ~--· Jut1n ... 1••nb1 'I' '"" -..,. """"" I ' set .t SI•" tWlllOlll II C..... .V. 1'111 !Ulil'llml I I' rr-~~, l~d1lrl jl' nl!.·.~· l:.r·~10,,.....,, 1: \IT AC -150 'llnll 3 vtllt !t<l!:. fJ:l:.''"' """ "'°'· ClolmF" ........... Pllllll (Adel,! 111 • ., Tl!< r·l-1 120 $kotlll•. ;.i' tyl; i-1 ll!j •:::'l'o!:~ ... , .u i:'\llj"'" 117 ~ ' '""" 111 """~ !-... I M~r!fr:' ( i)' ll~ ~8:C:,. ,,., ',~ Holes-in-one ROME, N.Y.' (AP) -Paul Finn st•pped up to the tee on the US.yard 14th hole at Btaverbrook Country Club and, while his wlle Josephine watched, acored a hoJe..ln-one. That WU May 11. F~ and hlo wUe ~ on the course again Sunday 11 port. cl a i...._. Mn. Finn aced tho I Ith with a Iii hon. DEAN iEWIS 1966 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303 s.Nlce ond Parts for All Imported Ciro . M1d1m ledy Shopt for ~II C1r1 Orange CountT• Weest 111d Most Kocian Toyota 111d VollO Dealer -IAS DILIYUT IHCIALlllU i -- BOB SEVERSON .. 'I :J ,_ . ' , " • , " rl Ll ,, De1n l•wis Imports in Coste • 'I ' Me s• h1ppily 1llnounc•1 the ;1 ' 1rrival of its new serv!c• mtn-. / 19er lob Severson of Corona 1 A del M•r. lob h•s teken ov•r for bollt th• ser¥ic• fecili ty Toyota encl -Volvos . r loD het . i tw•nfy·s•'f'•n ye1rs exp•ri•nc• 1 In import and dom•sfic auto-1 mObile service. 0¥er twenty • mech1nlcs wlll be under his di·,• ~ • rect control end his ••pertenc.• will benefit both de11ership end ' I cu,tomen. lob i1 merriecl end • h1t !wo chlldron. He llku le .. fhh and lravol in his ,,.,. , ... ,, I l I •• t ' .. T"lte Real Mattnlx •• "'· Joe Man.pix, 12, of Trentoh; N.J., gets a lesson in operating a camera 'from Mike Connors, w_po·ptays l'l' tlie character of the same name on TV. Yoµng Man· nix wrote to CBS for an autographed picture of his namesake. and was invited to Visi} the studio. I . li~·Ken Berry • " 1• l K Premieres \, .\; .b . ~,. WBY ·oi n•we. ·No~ Julie Andrews Lured lntn TV Series BY BOB TllO~IAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Why would a movie suPerstar like Julie Andrews undertake the weekly grind of a television varlety show? She ezplalned In he< plush new offices on Vine Street: "In the first place, 1 was of- fered a vast mnount of money, the kind that ts very difficult to i'tsist .. 11Secondly, the contract pro- v1ded that Blake Edwards, ber ·director husband could make fllms in the manner that we · choose. , With the movie in- dustry in the condition that it is today, it is·most difficult to make films with· any degree of freedom. "Another thing -timing is very important in decisions such as this one. I know .that a weekly television show re- quires a great df!l of work. If I were to wait another five or 10 years before unde\Uklng it, I might not have 1 tbe ,game e_nergies or enthusiasm." JuJie Andrews bas an ample supply ot both. For tllree years her creative: energy ·bas been devoted largely t o domestic matters. She starred in a couple of television speeials and '\vrOle a best.sell- ing children's book, 0 Mandy." Otherwise, she has spent her time as wife to Edwards and mother to their children . by previous marriages, het Em- ma and his Jenny and Geof· frey:,.. \\'hat happened to her film career? After two expensive misses, "Star!" and "Darling Lili," she became more wary of movie scripts. Also, the ln- dwtry bad changed from the times when sh& was trlwn- phant In "Mary Poppins" and "'nle Sowid or Music." She decided to wait It out until the buslnOll passed through its phase of low budgets and high abock. ·Her advent to a television series was engineered by Sir Lew Grade, the British en- trepreneur who had worked similar deala· witp-:--:-Sbirley MacLaine, Tony Curtis and other stars. ABC, which had MARINE ' HOLDING TANKS NEW SYSTEMS 011 us• •••STING HEAD THE HOLDING COMPANY 121·2'111 Nllf, ldl. '46-7"5 , fielded no regular variety series th1a season, aoapped up lhe Julie Andrews Show for Wednesday night. Whal will the Julie Andrews Show oUer? ''I hope it will have aome degree of wit -and a great deal of music. It seems to me that there really Isn't much music oo television nowadayt. carol Burnett deals mostly In comedy. sonny aod Cher do a lot of fooling around with each other. Dean Martin -w~. he's Dean." · - WE MOVED, TO 100 '"'ii DRIVE Acl'ftt ,,_. C.M. Pttlu Sitt• , Fairground• Golf ••• ,.trft'Mrly C•TI Mesa .......... Sl IUCllT OF IALLS IOc Wltll NJ Off., GMd Ulltll f-••n • l . ' :.~ -.LNew. Show. WILSON~· ~FORD . SALES ···········---·~····· ........... '. ····~····. -·-·-···-······---···-.. -·----_,,. -·- I I J I ,. ' • .1 l ' i ' • ' v I f I , I I r I : ; ' ' ' ; :. By JERRY BUCK ) HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The ' : W..@Y a television musical CO!!l· !-;· edy acquires that oarefrte and • spontaneous lo o k is f o r 1 everyone to work themselves to a fruile day and night. ,! So .. ya Ken Beriy, Who just :; wound up four weeks -with . ~ :nti lime off -taping five sum- ~ m;er .shows for ABC. ~ ,0 1 was up until 3 a.m. one ·.; night to record just one line," < he. said. "Of course, I was in- '} terested~ in watching the ., ---'Show's. ... progrw . l'.d. never watched them edit a show before."' · ·--Betty.. 1.a Id .<0-produ~er ·~,\]Ian Blye worked for hours ' enooe :&CHecond gag to get it filbl. Ile l!Bld. "Oais. F;lliott • iiimlCls ap In the audience and , Q : .. 'Let's beer it for • !«°"'¥«' '.~· ml the '• MldleDce tllrqws · P.• p e r • al'planel. One camtnl didn't hive 'a good enou&h angle 8nd < Bl)le worked for hours cutting > ~ · tape back and forth between cameras to make the L ·Jag pay off." ~ "'Ibe Ken Beny 'Wow' Show" premieres on ABC Saturday. Oddly enough, the pilot special for the aeries was aeon on NBC last M-ZL -"WoW" is a "Helzapoppin" r -of,-. with jaal jokes, , lllllY light gags, ""'°"' 01! old · movies and Iota of audience ltm>lvement. But it also bears 1 the , stamp of Its producer!, Blye and Chrisbearde, who de Ve 1oped their own distlnCtiv'e look, lint with ., "1'le Andy Williams Show" l j and now with "The Sonny and i Cher C.Omedy Hour." ~. The Andy Wiliams show, (or ~ ; lnstaoce, had the l'Ulllling gag ~ • of a bear begging a cookie t' every week. On "Wow," Berry ~ ; goes through a chase every ~ week to present an award !cit >' 1 ti best ·movie ! chase se-i $ qu~. The dJue I! filmed , add .at .!be end ,Berry sreps · 'tbroUgb a slit in the s-c re en ; onto 'tbe stage. -• Like all the otber summer f !how8 11Wow" is being audi- '-~ tioned1 for a possible regular l sea90ll spot. Berry s a i d , \ ''Hopefully, ii it goes, the ~ other people in the cast will be ~ • able to do more. It kind of ~;wears you out. I had so much 1 ~to do ." "' 'The .shows were taped over ·a four-week perkKI, with three laplDJ sessions of tllree days eacb. Each taping lasted U to 15 ·bourl. In between time the ,.. lot m<rs rtliearsed and the producers worked on ~ editing;-_...,.... 1.1we were doing Ni' , ' all five allows at e session," Beny said. 'u was confusing. We bad special songs and da nces to be learned. I had to learn all the Jines because I hate to read cirds. J hate to work with another perlonner who reads cards. The mmt quilty are the people who do only a few specials a year. You'd think witll ao few shows they could leant the lines." AJ!llough Berry hi!' been a 111..t on many variely shows, lllil·lt the llrll In.which he has starred. Bil previous series were tltultlon comedies, ''F TrooJ!" and "Mayberry RFD'." In lhO earlY 191411! he was on •10r. 'Kildwt" Jor sevec,al . yea u Ille oomedy relief. His wile, Jaale J oseph, ia a 111Ular on '"Ibo Dot~ Pay Show.'' liiCK 'i(ILSON Says We .11re very p'e•JeJ to 11-11•·011•&e Jh11t ~ 11re """. "'"'i"K nrel11Ji~ty tb1 &o•p.lett! Gener•/ TinLi•e. 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Vietnam Veterans Against the War draniatlU the\r protests in Wuh- ington last 1April in Ibis hard-hitting dissection of lb . I e .!far. . . --' ....,.~ KHJ a 7:30 -"Wake Me When It's ~ver, Erriie Kovacs and Jack"Warden are teamed in this 1960 comedy. ABC D 9:30 -"The· Pigeon." Sammy Davis J~., at Boone and Dorothy Malone head the cast 111 1971 private eye drama .. KTI'V m 12:00 -11Brewster1s Millions." ·This 1945 comedy featuring Dennis O'Keefe and Helen Walker is followed by a Laurel and Hardy featur- •ette. · •:<JO ., '' .. ···--· ..... ~ ........... , .. . Monday Evening JULY 10 t :DO IJ Nlltf If UM ••• "Brullollt to • Fast Buck" Din ftn'e tl (Robtrt Stm) suspttts th1t an q ln1 crlm· Jn1I his -bfft-forctd Into tlCIPlnl 111 1id In 1 tnulti·mllllotl dolllr rob- boo. D CBS NEWS covera1e * Democratic Convention gavel-io-gavel ' STARTS TONIGHTI D -= (211r.) ""'""' .,.... . (mm) ·~ Pralty, 811M11 Eden, stM formt . 8 ,.,.. lml& Leror "I~" Romtro n. 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(II_!*') .. -c:.111,•• ' --,. • • J .• " ~:; -:. .. ' r Monday, July JO, 1972 OAJLY PILOT " l y_ 8'1tteg•t S!'tire at SCR Modern Touch Added ' -l 'Wanda June' We.~I .Staged Ukrainian D~c.ers De)jg~t - ................ w •••• , .... lelto!ClevelandAmoryontbe league'' killer, falls to H.J. -Audience at G1-eek Theater A..,.., by icw1 V011MVUt Jr., di...-. subject of hunting.) ~ Parks, SCR's premier mature. , lf .. Happy Birthday, Wanda !: ':O::fd .:...":' :i·~.~': Where Vonnegut scores character actor. Parks turns By TO/\t BARLEY folk dance formula : ~successful It ls more regrettable that •J ....... " had fulfilled ... 11...... o,.. '°''°" 11,1111,. ,,., ... 1,,.ld highest is during the scents in . . r 01 ~ 011rr '1"' s11ff as il mav~have been. wi. .. t seems to be an l.nevttable _,.. u~ .... Rook S01Mc1 ..... lcllffl o..n. bl h R and his b bU tn a r10tous per ormance as an ~ '"' tallztng promiae put,forth in Its _..::, w.o...~.~ t11r""'" s.;,:;:: w c yan um ng Europe's vivacioua and A duh of the modern'· has sour note' to the o(fering · jcrlsply lntriguing first act, it ., ' o'doi;tc 'Nolle" All'll. ii at s.o..i111 helicopter pilot buddy stand old scllool military man who vJrlle folk .dance ensembles b;een added to tht program , Should be present, again ei tbl! might atlll be runnlpg in New ~:~ =~=::"::,:,•...a.. aghast at the changes iJ) socie. can't believe the things they're are In growing demand today ~ ,,iijb 5 u ch numbers 35 Cree\ pr~tatJOn in the Yor~ ••• c.uT ty during their eight-year aaying and doing today. ENTERTAINMENT in the United States, and not ·. "J!Uppets." a c I• v er I y form of l••O•tl dlslriliuied to Like 80 many other first ttt~a11 .. ... . . .. • wuua111 ertc1V hiatus from the human race. Re'""lably, examples can· just. .among the e t h n. 1 c choreogra"""" sketch "at Greek Patrons as they enter Pla ...... ___ b p ll't'tn .......... Mlml$mlltl Were this the central theme, o·~ ti f ho th f t .,..~ UI the theater ya -even wJUK y or. Wlltd'r .... Jtl'MI c1ePrl.st ra"·r than Intermittent oom-not be cited. ounor1 es or w. m e trs ~arries on.Jp th6•,happy tr a di· . : , 1 establlsbed novelists such as Hm 1' · ......... ,.,, enin\bluon wM p ks' R . Id p ks tours were organized. tlOn of ''The Encha:nted Toy · This critic contributes most Kurt ,Vonnegut Jr. -"Wan-~~.:.iL=.:•~'..~~.r.~~.:··RtOI~~ ::~:: edy relief, the play w!mmouldedlbe a ar son1 eg1na . ar ' Amei:icans who don't know Shop" and :'C.oppelia," and Ul . heartily to the ,se.g~t.\ ~f da, June .. e~nds most of its W.11c1eJ1.1ne .............. suwn sevr11 stro.nger,_mo re-ate. takes .. a key rote U "' Ryan•s -~ -J ' the difference between a .. Fleeting ?<.1oments " a subtl y those who £eeP:tba'l.<1fil~a t dr~tiC ammunition (a fit· :~r~:".~1.~~~.~1~ . .'.' :=,:=~ vehicle.ul\J'~~t become fanatically Joyal SOD Wh9se J. om o~es Caliph and A khedive are . .,performed thance that Jews are fhe Victims Of ·ting analQKY considering ~ its more q c .Y ·. • feelings regarding killing and reveling in the zesty progra!lls dispenses with tradition in persecution. ~ut it's hard ~o By TOM TITUS Of .. _,., Plltt~llff theme) before the inlUaJ iii-manhood. Ryan ts an ad-The artµic_ia11~y o.f the violence take .a considerable C L • d of the old world and the kind much of its composition. see the logic behind this ttnniasion, leaving too little venturer in the. best Harold characters ~ JUstified in part ~ turn when tilt · subject hits qst iste of .nonstop, 1 us t y . ~n-Very effe<'tive and very well di,st~steful picketing wh~~ ~ne .. meat for the second and third Robbins tradition _ a soldier by the fant~ tenor ol the close to home. young"' Parks 1 t.ertainment that the Ukrainian recei\'ed but 'they will never . reahze s that the Ukram1an .• courses. of fortune , professional klller play. Internuttently, the scene e)t)Ublts a fine acting poten-One of the most ambitious Dianc_e Company curr~tly is replace. In this /critic 's 0 p;n-Dance, Com~ny is ab~e to do ). Nevertheless, the production .·and gun freak who, after eight shifts to the Great Beyo~ tiat , productions by the s an offering at lAs Angele! Greek ioo, the ~Re <>Id Ukrank1n exactly nothmg aboul it. · by South Coast Repertory of years of being presulT\ed dead where re I at e d characters · James. de?.riest and Pat Clemente eow.munity Theater Theater. dan cfls on whieh this rompany PollticS has no place in the Vonnegut's belabored treatise in the jungles, returns home to philosophize between shuf-~Brumbaugh ·are highly ef. wi ll be·Jlreseflte9 as a summer . These magnificent .Ukra_in-has ahvay~ hung ils h11t . theater or .soOCert hall. 0 • 1 against.,gun.s and violence is find his wife being courted by Deboard ,games, 0 fi e n fective as rivals for the hand attraction when the comedy 1ans are now on their third Take. for instance. "The !;====#:-=====::.. one of alm05t uniform ex-a pair of suitors be instantly hilariously. of a supposed widow. OePrifst "Tom Jones11 opens July 20 at American tour and their l~n1broiderers." a beautifully c e ],Jenee. Characterization, classifies •as his inferiors, an If the Ryan character is is the •'white knight" of the the Cabrillo. Playhouse. reception Wednesday night at staged offering in which 'he even 1h a collection of cllche. ineffectual vacutpn cleaner syntheti.c, it is .not eyidep~ in ~tory. an aF,tle Qt non· Director Richard Anderson the Greek · mu.st have them girls of the company. sPorting dom~ateCI roles, comes salesman and _a peacenik the per£ormance of. Wilham violence who tangle.s wtth is working with a cast of 24 thinking sel'\.&.!,sly about the their pretty dresses and high 8ClOIS Wltb ditnenston: and physician -whose virility is Brady, who is at the top ol J:Us Ryan in a ~~lightly slanted performers in the costume possibility .of· making this an . boots, weiive i<>ng strands of clarity uDder the Skilled direc-su~t eyen to Ryan's young acting f~rrn a~ the great white showdown, while Brumbaugh, production headed by Tom annual event. ribbon into intricate patterns, 'torlllbandofDavidEmmes. son ' J. _ _ hunter_ and exponent ol also essaying ~s first major Taliaferro 'tn the title role of Their show, carries all the to the lilt of the piano ac- t'is, ln'rtJie~flnal-•nafysl!, S~e ~ play is basic3;11Y viol~ for its own. sake. role, comes throug~ with -.the English rogue. Bobbi ~llmarks of the _kJ'nd of na-cordion so vital to ~ny offering the lllptr\or.callber of sca11 sa~, Vom>egut has emboched Brady is strong and articulate, apolmb as the perennial loser ·Marshall portrays the heroine t10nal repreaentahon that so froQl Mother Russia. interpret.allon that accounts hl:s CharaCters with all t~e a command~ presence, who Who . idol~ the adven.turer Sophia, with Richard Cosbad apPeals to • American au-At the other end of, the for the success of "Wanda .. ~~~ .• ~~J?~~~ ... ~! ... ~.~'~' 1.~ .... ~!l ~~t~ .. t!U:.!:'~ic:t?.-.~ndJS~.bumiU.ate.d.Jor .. his. . .ef~.-.. cast-·-as ··-Partrtdgf!';·· ·Tom:~s .. ·--01ei;ices, .... thelf-·:·CU,l-t.u.r .. a·l· ... se.a41! ;· .. "Y;aporozhtzy., > ... U -June."··Vonnegut's··1 ·crt1rt·~ .. respective callings-save Ole !1iffi1 Smith plays lier ru f forts. . . friend and maste r story teller. heritage, the lmks throu~h Drueper Cossack dance. is after Jts aplendid momerits of doc tor, his person d i ma10r role at SCR, as Ryans .Compns1ng the hea venly . . dance and song to the hfe designed In the first few bars exposition and ch a r act er spokesman, whom he treats wife, an ex-c::ar ~p, college trio are Michael Owens, fast be otper ;~1o~c~r~cters 87111 style of their homeland and to or il.s rousing rhythm to sort establlrh:meiit, evolves into an more sympathetically. Ryan, educated during his a!>stn~. becoming SCR's top "foreign" , Pay _Y Y_ u son, yn th struggles.-that beset it out the nlen l'rl'.lnrtl~ys ldeo~lcal i}lnfight at the OK however,-<:0ndem11s-himself-----!f.oo.-role-calls-foF-a-ser-1ous~m--actor,-astheGerman officer \\eISSberg ., Jan Gordon an<! before it became a vital part good old fashioned campfire Corral; excessively preachy with every qt.terance and is terpretatioJ:?. almost border1~g slain by Ryan;., Rochelle Savitt ~Jenna W~issberfhe Mary Mo-of the Soviet Union. style. It's aimed to bring the and heavily weighted toward equipped wiTh t h e biggest on melodrama, ~d M~ss as the hunter's alcoholic ex-t~no po~ ~ys k ~e~suou~ Their pride in that heritage house down and If the Greek the Forces of Peace. cliche of all, that of the gun ~th .conveys th~s quality wife , and her daughter, Susan wi ;::: a ill . ar r ts cas is readily apparent in had had a roof it "'ould be due Vonnegut's central cbarac-nut who is sexually in-With potgnant ef{ect~veness. II Savitt, in the title role of a ·lit· ?Sc v r•ni . \he Sa everything they do •. from the l-;f:•:r :'e=l•:c:em:e:ni:t:tod=•:Y·==:-11 ter ta •Harold Ryan, a adeq~te: (Thisisnotasub-Theplum.sttpportmgroleo tie girl who ,would haVe -, omp e an.g .0 touchinglysirnplepe .asant11 dying species of overatated jectiv~ criticism: this writer · Col. Looseleal Harper' com~ celebrated her birthday had ~~mente i:~t w~ ~ Bor:~e dances so cbanningly done by It's Now New ·York Jazz Fest ---Ctt!OO'r/l lO t. • I I I t --CtffOO'tl{ ll t. • I I I I -- -,, Si401U+I l ' .. -..• . ----,, St40//IM .7 .. ., . ----'· has never f1red a gun outside m~er of the Naga~ she not been struck by an ice son, 5 n • ri~ tbe girls of the company, to the Army. and stands slightly rnlSSH>n and ~href.ore a "big cream truck. Their scenes Dec~er, ~ Keenan, Nerl the re r vent, free-wheeling J underscore the parody of the Lu~us, LoUISe Maroc, D~nna Cossack routines thit never Elvis to Beam TV Sliow Around World script, occasionally to excess. Talhaferro, Ren Hutchi~s, fail to bring demands for an "Happy Birthday, Wand a H~rb Johns'. Jerry Lucius, encore from audiences. June" may not be the incisive Richard ~eisner" ~ h u c k . It was apparent Wednesday piece of satire jts creator in-~ge, Cliff W~er~ i1 ~~!e~ night that the Ukrainian com- tended it to be, but the ·scR r a. n g e an pany was 1not prepared to production r e m a l n s an Heusinkveld. stand pet on its traditional -·engrossing · .. and·-.. highly""e&' llj~~======~~ "'THI CANDIDAft" (9r) ..... \ MCOOi. HAND LUICI" (IPI "SHA"' lte ICORI" • "OITCA•Hll"" • - "DUCK, YOU SUCKIR,; •• "CHATO'$ UNO"' tertaining evening cf theater. Performances c o n t i n u e 1 · Wednesday through Spnday m Third S!ep Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa ll!esa. for five more weeks at the l 0 BREED'' ' !iELD OVER "LIVING FREE" Alsa <Gl L90n Ames "TOKLAT" Continuous Daily From 2 p.m. "BRAVO. BRANDO'S 'GODFATHER'. " "Tiil YUl'I fillST llUU.Y HTilfllll, 111 COlllEICIAl AIElllCAI Fill. OIE,OF TllE MOST IRUTAL AID Mmll Cll~:~~.~:-:::~~~EE=::~~~~~T ~ITNll -Vincent Can_bJ:, New York Times "'Tiil IOOFATllEll' 11 A lnCTACULAI IOllE, 011£ OF THE FllUT IAIUTlll •mu ma MAGEi " NBC-TV ACADIMY AWAlD WINNIRS Ben Johnson & C loris lt•chmtn "THE lAST PICTURE SHOW" And Geor: Stg•I "WHERE'S POPPA?" EXCLUSIVE 1HE NIWUT AND THE 1151 ''Conquest of the P1 ilnet of the Apes'' ...... ~ lrG> JAMIS COIUIN' "THE HONKERS" CONTINUOUS DAILY HOM J:Ol P.M. . this time, he's not alone! . 11-----41 HILLIN• CO-Hll-----1 "TALES FROM THE CRYPT" 2nd GrHI WHk Jornn Cobtira "Duck, You Sucker" -Al•- "Ch11to's Land" NA TIONA[ GENERA!" ' TH°FAT,RES 0,.. Dolly -I :JO P·•· ' J'!AntU+f J .. -... . - ,, ~-1~ ~.a« ~~Pb<T' -• l!!I•. 2NO TOP COMEOY • WOOOY Alll!t "1An Tft MHlf Alt 11r . ' I Man11 imi1 ~ ~rilD · Jam11 ~11 iit!lm ~11111111 iuli11 ~ml/ • '*'klmli ·--, .... , IE• ~!! CONTINUOUS Dj\ll Y 12:30-3:30 7100 & 10:00 P.M. ·~ --· ~ ~AWIMY ~Ill .... .,. .. ,?;; . .'( "PU,-IT t\6411'1~ SA~" . ~Ai l~ i:w.:t: l'bl.lt'N 2114 TO, A nRACTION RUllt GORDON llJDCOU N '-"-""""" HAROLD and MAUDE (R) ' ASAM SPl.Glli f\WllllJIJ. ""'"" ,..~~··· ''·Alexandra ril!liA)Slr1S SAT & 1tJH 1.00, Sl 1 S. ,,30 • • • ' • • • ,, .. • .. • DAILY PILOt M-Y. Ju~ 10, 1972 ~ .. ...... " . . • I ' , ' .. . --' . ' • • • . r ~::·(t; .. ~~~-:~ .. DAILY Pll 0.1 ·-,·~->CLASSIFIED -ADS · voi. Cen Sell It. s --. ~ . .. ........ ' ,, I 'Ti . ~ ~· , . Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 .for f .ast· Results FinCI It, Tr1d1 It Wifh • Went Ad • 0-rol ~Ja ~J,;£·· ' ":·.' ~--• 2 "Separate \Wits °" l kit ~ 3 PRt~'IJl:ii;.;WATERfRONT ' HOMES ~es; Ti'ke :r<>ur "pick! SHO}YN BY APPOINTMEN T . Commercial with l BR • ' ... home, 2 res. income units or ti ":ri Lind• 1111 Drive , uR"'bot,h unit) ct1mmertial. Custom 4 BR., 3'h ba. liomeon.Lagoon. MJtr. Qnly .13:!.500 ... , ·••• EASY LIVING Freshly painted 3 BR home w/near ·new drps Ir: llheg • lots or panel)r!«. . $22,950. .. Newport BR. has sitting area & lrj>l¢! Waterfront fi!m· dy rm. \V/conversatiOh pit around the~~; THE. BLUFFS-JUST LISTED LIKE A VIEW? lovely garden, lge. 5hp .. o_. .... Jlo17'' ~wpOrt' .. .. ., . F.1irvi1w •• Now you CAA own a 4 bdrm., 2 bath care-AND A POOL. TOO i i F or Complete lnfor"l•tjon . ." .. . free condo for only f39,500. Located on quiet Cameo Highlands. Architect designed-New On All HM!os 1',~ots, Pl~•,so Call : •• I f 1irvi1w 646-111 1 t ~ 646-81 11 (1 nytim•) -cul de sac street· convenient to community carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, convertible BILL GRl,!N'bY· REALTOR . : pool. Low down pymt. if desir,ed. de~, 3 _baths, cathedral ceilings :arid 2 used 341 Boyalclo Dr. ~tllte 1 'NB . r 6754161 .(anytime) I '!!'""'"'""'!'""'"""~~ : HARBOR . VllW. HILLS. s· 55 ,750· · brick fireplaces, family room, built-in kite!>-• · • • · .,., ... R Uff"'R, Owner -~ ·Sell!!! en. & B-B-Q, PLUS MANY EXTRAS. Enter-General . GeMr•I . -n~ r •:Iii R..t:publlc ho.me. just_ tW9 MESA VERDE FOUR-PLEX One 3 bedroom. 2 bath ownera'a uni! PLUS three 2 bedroom 2 bath unit& all upgraded. OWntt'I unit has prlvale patio. If o~·neor's unit is ~nlcd, tot.&.I G r o s ~ Income at pre5'nt '725. per month or $8700. annually. Our Exclusive-mutt have appointment lo see. • . co:Ts . WALLACE REALTORS --l51444'>-44141- (0pon-E""l"'•I -; ~;:~ Jt,~~:;1 ~~~k; :;a~~u!~::.C~ _ ta1n around o~n PQQM~u.~ __ $16;500._: · ~ i t ) ····r;' • .,." ·; NEY/,O~T-.IA¥-:oa: :r:;~~ ~:~- baths, fa mily r'!'. plus ample dining area. "FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART" * LITTLE ISLAND •AYFIOl<IT"i\'. $.25,2$0 · ed ceil!ni>. Fonnat dinlog · • 9"rJ>· & drapet ind. One of 'the largest lots , l"I TURTLE ROCK . 33l.J ,.llufr0..1;;.'··· · o~·Sot & Suri 1.5 J · bedrooms, Po \I• he d rcioin aoo breBkl..,. ooo1c in TREES, TREES, --~-- · "m area, 72tl60;.... . ... _ .. ~ .... ···· ···-·Y.Ou.Jl.love• this beaut)"!·Atr1um ·ef!tr~1-., .. _3·-~ed·· Here is the op~Linity to have a Ma'\ltiful · hardwood It. shai carpet, . kitchen. _seP&!".'te f .am 11 y· room 2 bath, FAMILY ROOM, built·m kitch-recenUy constructed home in prinie BaylrQnf doublegarag•, •=Jot with room with brick !treplace. TREES BA YFRONT •CORONA DEL M'AR e_n, SHAG carpets, CUSTOM drapes, beau· location. Built to an exiended <lleight tbis lowerin< shad• Ire e • · Ask~ $42,750, Call 54&-2313 Sha.,,, 3 bedroom! Asking ••.. on one of the nicest beaches in the area, tiful . covered PATIO w1{h gorgeous land-creatively desi gned 'hDme offers a feij~g ot Assume the VA loan and for more irHormatk>n. $25,750. Almost new shag m.,--~.~. th1fi<Wety31>arm. &-ranuly rm. home shows -scap1ng·on-fee land. A rellove at .. $47,900. tremendous spaciousness. Shared . p1'er ·& ... $15do7 petr monthVA~~~ oFrlrnot carpet, very clean home. ' ''lik · · I " •th all f fl · wn o.ncw ....... ,. .S Many trees cowl'Y!d patio • : . e a p~1ou~ Jewe , WI acets fully ''START 5 RT'' oa~. Spacious rear apartment. If you are day on the market. · block ,,.81j fence. B 1 i : polished. Price1ust re~uced $101~,.as own· WITH THIS CONDO IO?~n~ for . a·<f>eaytiful' & unusual home, as!iumable Joan. --!I.. . :·er has bought a busmess reqwnng extra JN BACK BAY AREA · 3 Bedroom 21'l b th this os 11! Price, $191,500. . ·. eau ..,_1151 (Open Evos.1 cash. Price now only $159,000. builtin kitchen, stone fireplace ' FAMfL'; WILLIAM · b "R ·~: .,. Reattora -545-0465 RIGHT ON Convenient po.rldnc-euy to be 67" t8Aft .ltOOM, community pool & REC. 'ROOMS in-WINT N,. ~ Estate Open Ews converuently toCated in Ced.r a •. "DROP-IN" at a.. to Beach Realty ;J-.J9UU ~~gi~g.b~'.ards, ~·e.l~nd ~d clos_•. _to_. $32eve•ry500-. 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND . ~75-3331 Corona def Mar Glen area, cosoa Mesa. Spac- · • -H£RITAG£ REALTORS ' • ' . :m -B:\\ ~ HL ,:\Cl _l 1' .,;-;---i ·---. --·-·---· _J Gener•I Gener•I :(AS lous 5 bedroom and family. "BUT BEAUTIFUL" o.-;;;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;;:;;;:;:;;;;i;;;;:;:;;;;;;;=I Duplex -All the good features you ; · IS THIS . • The best income producing are looking for in ~ one FREE l Enc_hanling TWO STORY ·s bedroom 3 bath, ',# 2 HARBOR 1n: .. ND property !or the dollar in-story home. Ottered with no time. Ts yoor husband mow-i, 2 f 1 ~~ vested in town. 10% down down VA tenns or QSWTle tng the grass, puIU111 weeds, ·----·. -------------. ll'ep aqes, FAlVIILY ROOM, l.ormal din-Lovely 5 Bdrrfl1 51,.2 bath home with swim-yields approx $UO/mo over exiaUng 5%% Joan. watering or cleaning the I mfc room, NEW carpets an d drapes island . ming pool, pier & float. Newly redecorated. and above principle, Jn-CaD'S41J.:115~1 . ·(Open Eves.> pool when he 1t.ould be with , . ;General Ganer11I ., ... SNEAKY DEAL A fee simple condominium in Newport Buch for under $30,000? Could · be! Own~ bu tabn tbese in trade and wants ' offers. Neat deal! It's 2 bdrm., 2'h bath with ·: pool, sauna, clubhouse plus patio, ,privacy and ·. convenience. Call for an honest .bargairi. fflONI UNlfUI HOMD. NIWPOIT IUCH. 641-4il 00 ;.!!EALTQR, MULTIPLE LISTIMG S RVICE ·· Dally Piiot Clas•• et1 ORA.NOi COAST'S BEST IA1 11MAN •• I Gtn1r11I Gener11I LIDO ISLE 45' LOT ON ORVIETO Great family home. 4 large Bdrm's., huge -F.R., DR. & living rm. Across from small pri. beach & near club. Good value $89,500. Eugene Vreeland. lW OCEAN VIEW 181MONARCHBAY OPEN SUN7/16 3 BR. & bonus Rm. -Lovely villa style home. 10' ceilings. Walled courtyard. Room for pool. $82,500. Bob Yorke. EXPLORE A NEW ADDRESS TODAY Triplex on fashionable LIDO ISLE. Two 2 BR., & one 3 BR, Wal.king distance to beach· es, anchorages, stores & restaurants. $110,- 000. Bill Bent~. SELLER ANXIOUS Just reduced price to $87,500 for huge 4 bed- room -3000 ft. house with ocean view. Big yard with trees " room for pool. ·walk to _all. Newpo\1 •~s ! Bill Coms!ock. EXCEPTIONAL APPEAL Sunny -cheerful University Park view lo- cation home. 3 BR., 2 BA., ~reat family rm. & kitchen. Call to see.' $54,900. "Chuck" Lewis. - SO. HWY. 4 BDRM.,·2 BA. R·2 Sharp doll house completel.v redecorated . Custom shutters throughout. Shag carpeting, Sunny kitchen. Prime Corona del Mar. Triana Bergin . BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONTS Both with soace for larger boats. New Linda Jsle 5 BR . Fantastic con struction. Immacu- l11te Lido~rd 4 BR. l n new condition. Ex· citing decor. Eileen Hudson. SPARKLING VIEW Architect designed split level 4 BR. in Irvine Terra°'. You must see this! It's a beauty. Jim Muller. CAM EO SHOl!ES VIEW ESTATE . Nearly \.i ac. Perfect for entertaihing. Huge rooms, pool, cab8na, fabulou s bar,-4 Bdrm -1~ b8tb1. Call for pies. Asking $175,000. George Grupjl. ~c~~'!Jii'i~l:t1t1 model on FEE' land in Living room, family rm, large master sqit~ tores!, taxes A insurance. YOU or the KIDS, then take ES ....... : .... $72,500. V.'ith ~ont view deck . , .. $325,000. Only 1 yn old with fresh ID-the time to aee this fantasic j READY AND WAITING terior paint S74,500. Call 1 !urp~youm ~l~tla~~ ,. JUST FOR YOU . Bll~ ... ~RUNDY, REALTOR I m-ssso. ·.,=~~~ is Ibis MONTEGO model on FEE LAND. 4 lslenders Buildo'n• 100andm ... • "!.".'. ~, area. Call • Stralford Ho1111 -Bedroom, 2 baths, formal dining room \j'ith · 341 Bayside Dr., Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 c bedromii. 2 balh quality FAMILY ROOM adjacent to the built-in is-~~':i""'""'"""'"'""'"~=:'!!i'"'""'""'""'""""''j!!!!!I~~~··· built home in Fowitain Vat- land kitchen. See this HARBOR VIEW HOME"G •;;;.,,.;;;;;:';;;al;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;=/ Gonorol . UNBEATABLE ley. Submit now while tenns and buy ."·············.·· .......... ·$34,950. • and ioterest rat~ are low, iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi~I O THE Rf.AL ,.!. !::ST.I\ TE:RS * ~ .... AS!OCIAJ[S REALTORS • 644-7270 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. * * * '* TAYLOR CO. * BALBOA PENINSULA POINT New offering! Rustic Provincial with 3 bed· rooms, 2. !>aths o.n a prime corner site in the prest1g1ous quiet area of peninsula poinl P~rlect for beach lovers. Better be early for this one. . ....................... $75,000. 20'x22' · BONUS ROOM 4 BEDROOMS • For .Price & Size only 133,500 ALL'"""· Call NEWPORT ' VIEW &: NEW• , 5 Bdim-3 BA. FORMAL 847.m!O Now! CUslom built 4 bed '211 DIN, family room, two HEIGHTS ~m, fftplaces, Iar&e corner Jot, Souabt~er loc.ation -Well WITH CONVERSATION PIT be.th, b~ family room room for boat or camper. priced at $33,000. · 2 s u r r o u n d i n g Swedi.&h ft!,onnalthdiniog I room,. largl e Walle to beach. Only $45,500. Bedrooms I: den. See it and fireplace plus larie modern wi amp e room or · 5% powN realize the p(,tential! kitchen, dining room, hugt lr camper or b o·a t • •* * * GINNY That is Sl.550. on this 3 Bed· living room, 3 big bedrooms alo,..... Great view o! the *l'aM* MORRISON room, 1i. Bath Hom•. Up-PETE BARRETI and 2 haths. BeauL-water lrom upslaira. &Jilt *'Z!'~* REALTORS per Newport Bay Arca. ·• -REAlfQR..:_' complete with putting in stereo, sellclean~g.~n. *• -: . ~e QJlel! JJ/I Gas Kit-6t2-C1M green. Best-Mesa Verde and all tt>e finest fin.Wung . • * * , 557-tl 30 chen., Fireplace. Shake Root. I !!i!!l!!!~t!!!!!'!!l•..-...,11!!!!!!!!!~ I location and priced $33,75,0. touches a ~tom home has. ·~Boat Stowlge $30 500 Can to.: I with 5%. down payml. " , Bu>er_has chciice ol color o! ·NEWPORT _ISLAND 646-0555 Evenlngs 54~·7003• WE ST LL MAKE carpetiog now also. AU. llrls Charmlog Provmclal home . •. . . • HOUSE CAW Call 5t6-58l!Kt (Open Eves.) tor $59,000. Call ~nn to on R-2 lot. 2 &Inns., frplc., • HERITAGE see. patio. In xlnt cond. Vacant • t And we have just what lbe . REALTORS 'o ·THE REAL .'""\i EST.1\TERS quick iipsseasion. ~.500. doctor ordered. 3 bedrooms. Call: ~3663 642-;1253 £v<1. ii. balhl, 1lrepl&ce, fenced , , ,Corner Jot with loll or .fntil S:lm;t~;I::.· OceanN~ ~l~~GCorona .. ~ g;;:i~r 1~ ~~~o ~'--~·7l0· Call ..... tone in the lovely pool, .del Mar. Beauti!ully !urn.. SEPARATE Bedroom&, 1%-&tbs. Large toads o! decking, patio areas, plus carplg., de c_o r a lo r FAMILY ROOM fiO' x 105' Parcel. Priced to tow maintenance landscap-drapes, lge. family rm., Sell. $24.,950. Call 646-«iSS, Ing. 4 bedroo..,, 2 bath, •le-...W.ver kilch. H~ covd. $26,750 Evoni~ 646-$702 10 · THf. REAL . "\.. i:STATJ::RS COSTA MESA Dand)" Halecrest, vacant ..... 11pt ... s bd; 2 ba. gant fittpl.ace an electric patio. CUstom tbruoot. Walk ''Our 27th Year'' push button b~iltin kitchen up the brick walk to this 3 large ~·· 2 ~tbs, WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors <IWowaaher. Fonnai dlnini beauty, "'"'n """''want 1o beautilulLocaki~~n and~~ COLWELL • new paint in and out, brand new_. lliq ~ Pl···• I d II leave' Absentee owner says area. ~ on a .. ...., 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road room, u.ii cou •90 car-u ·t $75000 cul-de-sac street. J ust risbt PR0PERT:E~ INC f{FAll"URS NEWPORT CENTER, N;B. . . . '44...t10 pethig, _dropes. An address .. ca o···· IN . -!or the -5%-. FHA· Gene ral of dlstlncUon. Birr, 540-lTJ). , • or VA tenM. Call 1oll tlw • . 1 _______ 1Gonerol . 642-2i35. l ' .$27,900 RURAL LIVING 'HAVE A GRUT MARTIN -·~:;;..t !:"-e Very Large Front Yard !or NEIGHBOR' REALTORS "'76'2 rock ,work that. seu. o!! th• play o• possibly build • . * 4 UNITS * ~ another 5 Unita Present ex And take advantage of this , .. · • -home.·4 Bedrooms, fireplace, isting Home j, In well great oppOrtunity to O\vn a Bltns, dshwshrs. F(A heat, $JO,SOO by.llt·ln ~~~ A oven, dish· Maintained Condition. 2 Rancho La Cuesta home for 10% dn. Xlnt income. Levis -sell those baubles for Spanish DH.... wash!?r, pabo, bkr. 540-1720. B e d r 0 0 m s . 1 Bath. less than replacement cost, Fortin, Rl.tn. 6 4 2 -5 0 0 0 , I "bucks". Call Oassl:fied Authentic Uch ways, huge compared with ..,,,,_nt base o:A.o: "'""" 642-5678. ..... 4 n~-~ 'V a 11 -t~\Vall Firepla-. .......... ~. en .... ~ way, ~""''.,,, ........ "" price on the new iiomes. ..._ .... _ ..,._ "'-th If $27,500. Call &t6-<l555, Even-Genlrl l 'Gtner•I Ulluia, n.uman Ull o mas-Popular, Monterey :P-!odel 1 ~ 1 --.. ... ,,,. __ i11t5 646-9702. er oeunxnn, au........ .._.. with 3 bedrooms, ftunily den" ltllcben, terraced en- room, fonnaJ d i n i n g • tran12, hace tarn.Uy ~rn· TARBELL 2955 Harbor. Costa Mesa 1 FOUR·PLEX He~ a bargain tor you. Fc>tH 2 Br, units, all vacant $29,9!!0 90'.'I loan ·-· * t..i, IA 1'1ft<loloae * Let's help her, w 4 be ln -3 Br, plua 2 Br. (..,,...), In Eut C.M. Ollly 1'12.SOO. Call !or delalls to .... CHUCK CAROTHERS RIAL ESTATE TRIASURIS 1831 Wettclitt, N.B. 6t6-5152 COLWELL PROPERTIES. IN C REALTORS upgraded appliances and dinhlc room, bkr, 540-17'J. many other features. MA·C AB Located near beach, schoola TARBELL and re-painted in and out. WALK TO· :-....::.• financing. On1Y THE BEACH and shopping on quiet c. N ·ce $38,500. For additional i~ I RVI NE formation and appointment please call 546-2313. -··-·· • · "COUNTRY SCENE" $27,950! ,· Beautiful rear yard, pi::lvacy unlimited, klvely fru it a: shade trees, colorful carpet_. Ing, large covered patio • rela."( after a hard day's -=====""'""'"' world 3 bedrooms, 2 baths deluxe bulllin kUcben, dish: BEAT THE BLAHS wuher. Elegant fireplace Tired of looking al ·a bunch lends added charm to hos-ot dogs! \Yell, we have the pi~ble Jiving room, Prime !IOlutkln -just listed super ~ation • .wRlk to t'very. neat 3 bedroom 2 bath Mesa thing, 54().]72(1, del .?.far home. Abaolutety TARBELL perfect .lnsll1i!l Mi:! ~ Ott· tcr outside with aculpturtd paUo in park~Uke setting 2955 Harbbr, Costa Mesa with big treet. The brst pert BAUOA j sLAND WATER· FRONT Thia mo1t Unu&uRl home ls designed with the ulthnate II !be price. Call 5l6-5lltll IOpcn Eva.) · HERITAGE RI l\LTORS in penonallly and chann I !!!B!!l!!!l!l-1!!!!"""!1!!! mU1t b& 1nspecled. to be ap.. precia1ed. "Modem all elec- tric bit-in kitchen -Lovely A: brlgbt living room • With QUIUt)' Ahaf W/W. cpU &: drape• ... u~ brick frplc -Chol~ Jocatloll Private -Mly 19(1.800. Call -O THF. REA'... "\.. 1:s I'ATLHS $24,000 A11u""' 5~% Leon Low monthlY payment• • leu I , than rent._3 Bednns + dt?n, or can tJe «h becb 001111, 2 bathr, dinbw -. bull>ln ..... -. ..... $11-l'lltl. 1/\Rf1fll 21111 -· Oolta - FINER HOMES GREAT PARTY HOUSE Everybody in the pool! Adult area, child· ren's area, formal DR., cozy FR. TOWNHOUSE, NEWPORT BEACH -5 min . from ocean & bay. Faces pool & greenbelt. 3 BR's, 2'h ·baths, dbl . garage, $32,500. Mrs. Fay 642-8235. EXCITING! DOVER SHORES HOME! Supreme view -exceptional privacy - chatm-cuotolri !fBR., garden room, FR., Pool! $139,~. Laszlo Sharkani 64U200. . LINDA ISLE New Presti~• Home -Immedlate Posse11- slon. Magruflj:ent large FR. w/sunlten bat " room for pool table. 5 BR's., 4'h bathl, formal DR., Gourmet's delight kitchen. l)eauillul Bayfront VIEW. 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Shake,..L pride of ownen.hip home Prot, tndJcpd. (h~ ...... :m. tod.,.. SOUTH COAS~ CALL AHYTll\'ll =tTORS 5434124 (O!>'n ~or EV.. $0.9416 • 1.--- c .. ,.- 11\lrt -( Bft. IU50 ,q Jt!)-1.n One or Co&ti Meia·, (!-nest areu. §epa.1'1,le m a s t e r aiite '-Ith dn!..mg uu. H~ ,11..,lnc.. room y.oitl!i ct''a:ctrirfi--'tl'r"'tpmce. Trf'~s ,ftJflUy• hOl:nt. with all the extl'6t! ca.u 9~1050. ii: Mond•t, J,ly 10, 1972 _ .... ' J I~ DAILV PILOT 21 F_ .. Volley HUllll .. ton -Lo-- s'.l.'YMOUR ,,;;,.,.oq-RAT . =;====-\LOCATION 'PLUS buy o! the ~.;k. •in JLEGANT macitlal• • bedroom 2 bath .l'~ANSION horoe_ f'e:atUtt~ 1oo~il~\l! 'n ~ BR, 3 BA, elelint ll':nlr$', cheery kitchen, O\-elio6k1nc 1 1 d' 1· I • -pool \" '"'""' 'lb orm 1n rm., 1v rm. u.'ICKIUJ ''lie ""'!" '\'..! features nla tVt fpl, all dou.blt: patif>, t:Clt~nf)ry UP&ftded~/w-crpla It dr;pL lfOl"llt •tJll(e, 5 ust oJ'l'I fam rn1., trc ward'rol:X!, dtapff at'od ca~. {'On-bl\[n & o u r n1 ,. t kilch venle:nuY1ocated !p pride of \Vlran;:e It ovf'n. <lshwshr, ownership artw.. A ~lUst Iota of t.'OUnttr spai;ll':, nth11: sef'o-prked ti1ht at Sll.250. bar, overslied dbl &at., Jloul:h 5AWn v.'OOd, sh .. 1's, lllOOked aJau. DWI.ft trtts I-'Qtean vtcw-Imm master bedr.oom. r reshJy redecorA:flil. Priced to lf:U .. t 1!8',ljl(I, ...A-Olan~ REAL ESTATE SEYMOUR. •'ill \lke your pa.Ho, bk>ck "'all, Jndscpd. 1190 Clt11tl('yre St. COUNTRY CLUI --In trade. c... 31\ "'' ..... • top ""'· '94-947! 549-0316 s E y M 0 u R REALTY $29,950. FP. --;.AYSTIC HILLS lachenmyer -VIEW-8<1-1221.,. 546-1212 . ; (.. ,1.) A dcl. btful buU , · If ~an Vk'wt -i &!rmis., 2 ba . ig , custom t, ., "!1!!1!11!1!!1!!!~!!!!1!1\l YEAR ~· S BR. CIW'.~ O<'t'an vk>\\• living &. c:tlning BR bome-ri&ht °" the 15th !!! brook te Spa mak I fain.•ay. Format din nn.. Newport Hei~ Su-Al..1...-H-,.,. · cl.. er . til-4471 ( ::::.1546-llOJ '"'"'· Lge. lrwl yanl, roOrn ,._,_. r-· V'nl9'I'"" ..... _. modd. S"•ln1 ~b. A\'a1l • for 11001. Xlnl lll'tghborhood, ' • • ~ ':"' ba~~-.rumMpuass ,'"'. ,· I Ocean View • I --· Lot lmmed. SolS.995. 1 r • " " . I • y · 1 ·I • t .. , I ' s~ ·~ ........ ~ u~ .......... O\.\.•ner. 96.~781. It sn t ours Yet I ()SC 0 lil.-i llX)~ ·:·.JUll· BR-away from the other l. $45,000 Unusual older, 2 bt'droOni, T 1 8 U R 0 N TOWN. That's the unly thing ,, . ..,111~ ! * 9!!- Home so arra1'1&61 that U Is This is a larie 3 betfrooni, 2 l % bath hOme on huae IOI. . . t .... ~ great lor either large or bath horn• locatod on t... Could build &QOlhll':r hoUSl' HOUSE RESALES -\\'II~ th~~ IO\'f'ly hon1f'. lh111 \ :~ • ·~ -ar rr•~1 at on•" c<M 950 io $36 000. l'\'t'l)'lh111g lhf' II\ ,. I'" gr ~ ~ lllUall family. $'M,500. Ca;11 Bluffs in Ntwport Beach. on '" • ·"'"' 1.1 ..... , • 1 ·1 •• 1 ,,.... so. COlto.,. ttW'<t us ~ay for appt. to tee th111 } ... eatures built-in kitchen, $3.1,500. AddiHonal properly l•rwin realty :11111 Y. \\llnts. r 11111' a•'l:t' I :'" ~OIU- lovcly home. SOUTl-1 downstairs ruinpu1 roon1, allJoininr available also. 968-4405 (24hrs) IX'<lr()C'ln1s. ":. b:irhs .,plus "e -.._....~- cqAsr REALTORS. l shake roof, forced air heat. }"'irl;t tiin• advertised, Call O\VNER a1ixk>us. Tran1lcr· iuany r-.:1ras. \\~alk to ~111·h I 3 BR . & Otn $36,950 f545...M24 (Open eyes.) hardwood .floors. Fantastic 64&-nn to -tee. -red. circular drive"·a.y goes k schools.. ONLY S27;7.~J. ll11ique, "'hite brick 'xttt, YA NO DOWN v~w of cw:ean from~ win-to thHJ• homt!'; f bfodroon1t, s::ut'd tn1ry. 2 Ua .. bit-in'-, deh, built-ins.-dishw.ashe.r. frptC.. carp. Ynrd nem~ ~·. this_ .rare.. ~ 2 dow. Priced to se.11. See it. newly decorated, park like Rf'attor:'i 842-445.'i \\Ork. but .u rf':ll buy for the btdroom. each unit. One Red Carpet Re a Ito r • • yard. brk. $30,950. 962-5666. handyman. Call: ,unit now vacant and ~ady 546-8640. ~'N EED A LARGER l\fISSJON R'EALT'l -iS-1-·0731 ~"h~~~ ~-MODEL HOME AWARD WINNER!!;Hun=::""':;;;;'°::;";;::;;"""=ch;.::;;;;;;;I HOMYEO·UBCUATNTTHINK NF.AR Viet•' H~go" ·OWN---• ~ ~. --YOUR.OW N opt. or beach. u .... u home at ft'l!lllla1. 0"-This wu not the model, but This aorgt0\11 ramily home ls AF FORD IT?." ·-• • ¥"F lk I · · f · -OWNERS $Zl,(X)(). Neff. RU r .. 4!»--931R. IY. $31,950. Il )'OU blvt' been it sure looks I e one. m· just V.'aitllll' or you! ""~vll'I lit'•'f"i1 a 4 bNlroo111 ho111r in tbe service, call~-maculate in every respect. ttte wann & oozy livlni TRANSFERRED irilh 11. lari.;r 20· x zs· rnnii1y lagun• Niguel -·-I • • I I • · ...... .. ' tra f •• t··-• i" this room lo lhe •~cloos maslee · · r many ex ...... . . ,.... ,_ , __ h V fan• _,, ·'· JllOIH JU:O:I 1\:11IU1J! or you , TERRlf'l • 4 BR hon1e, l'lf':\V 3 Bdnn Mesa Vmle pool suite, thlll beauty 1& ucs , ac .....UUU-Ull• wn -~ 1 "l{r$31 r,oo It . • ..... ...,,....-_ home. Great patio for en~r· ean re ..... .,. · rm, . • g iv ~ 11 1 '1 1• rral stral ... en !lt'r ii CALI. K AT F. LL A Rt: A l. TY cl and ndo., 4 BR 2 BA I I' n ., .. ti . . • l I • .. I pa.in!. vif>w Jot . ... ........... . faining. Only $38,UXI Mnl beamed famdUy roo 1 " 1 1. M>ft ed 1 .ee.1l &. fpt Cri>•~ & drpc, 5-1(1.)l'~, 831_9400_ Realtors 545--0-f65 I this prize. 546-8640, water, aca s o s ora&e. b tin~. t'O\'d paoo, nh't" ,SHERWeeO REAL TY ...: . .;,...-'-~------1 Open EV9!i REFLECTS lush shag-, and, "'OU!d you Spanish hon1e tfff.ls son11· IR964 IJrtxikluu· .. 1 ,.. v.1 Lt~ Isle ..• I CONDOMINIUM I beileve, niuch more. Just paint. Inlm~ poss \\'/c·11.>ctil ----_._.,,.....,_, • .,-:=c:-:.,.,.---PRID£! lisl<d-lforry! Coll 979-1050. approval. Prk..U Joo· ""kk GEOR~IA ~'OLON IAI. < SAL ESMAN Newport Beach $.1),500.. Two Bdrms., two battis. Enclo11· ed patio on l'Ornh lot. Steps 10 pool ' TR•LEX Buildiqt an Ehater "'"'° with this tncome property. $49,950 • CALL CD ,,,_1 414 "'"""' llALTY Nc•r NeQ•rt P••t Otflc• 3 bdrnt. in ?ofESA VERDE, Ontu sale $33 700 1nan\molh bedrooms. h1•uvy, Wf:ha.ve an opening Jo(>-• ' · hf>avy shake roof "'ilh all hl&tl calibrt', creative sales-acrttned in porch. Close lo I}; >-_ · -I' wood sidi~ lattic~d bay penon, capable ot trc:ah~ golf course, Owner trans.t. · 21 •· nl . v.•lndowi , landscaJ)ll':d V.'ilh in hlghr.r priced ptoprrtles. Must move by AUJ' • .ut. 0 Y ~ / $38.950. -· 557-4130. 5fHilH ( :) 531-5111 pine tr.es. Pilvate din;ng --=.--=I '=·-._ · · room, lll':rruzo foyer and all ~-----~ .,-ESA -. ' COSTA. M "RUNNING ROOM" brick tirepl•ce. Exeoutlv. Mii Via Lido ~ 3 IDRM $23, 950 ' This hug• rcor yard offers neighborhood, w • 1k 1 n • Newly paintod ind ready !or POOL TABLE pleoly or '""" for those d;st~n';' 10 ocean. BKR. PIER & SLIP move In." Very few available Will fit with room t«i> spare little wranglers lo · roam. ~·-·-----,-. low · in 15• x 30• den. 3 Bedrm 2 The garage has been finish· O\VNER. n1ust n1ove, l •n · h:~e Otl! at such a pl'jce. od A _ _. can be used u a family roon1 large l'OOugh · Call this weekend -h:ime is bath, fireplace, bltins. Xlnt auu in I: out. recrra:tion room. \Valking for a full diz.cd pool tablt'. " vacant and IM!ller is ready. distance 10 schools & shop. tY.in sized bedrooms. xira ~Ont Condo 54fHl640, $32,950 ping ••• it's prk.-ed 10 11c.u. tmths, & val firr1itace. th1~ 3 _., 2 a.. pool, pier le •liR-*BUILD INCOME* 1 CAU. 540-or.1:.r.. ing 1'00n1, built-ins. pritlw Lido Nord Bavfront 4 BR. 4 Bnthr. S2li,OOO LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido, N .ll. * 673-7300 * De"•'tful $79 l:M ~ •·3 000 ELEGANT ' "&" • .-N'pt Beach, 50xl60 R-2 k>t, Roy McCard .. Re«ltor SHERWeeD REAL TY hon1c• ar~<i . brk. .. I. · EMERALD BAY room to build. 2 BR. home, 541-7729 18964 BrookhW'SI l".V. OOZ-l373. 4 bietftooni &. fAmily room Immaculate l Br .+ fam rm. , 2 car· car .. rented at S210 UJO Newport Blvd., C.hf. $23 500 hOme "'ilh 4 baths " 2 fire. Ocean side ot hwy. Vie,v. month. Only $26,900. I '!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'f!!!'i/!!!!!'!'!'!!!!!!!~I Cheaper Than Rent er FILA TE,'R'l~· :i; n -·1 plAcc11. S92.500. Must see! $149.000 CAYWOOD !lEAL TY 1· MESA VERDE TOTAL COST TO YOU $7511 or · ~. · ~'. bowa ' * u•1-* t k . r 11~1 1'111, !cncrd yaJ'd, .altal'hl'tl I Rb lotUtfOft Jq.. Teel tiubert & Assoc. ~ .&7V PRIDE OF OWNER or a e over exis uig ~ garaa:e Clran !n and uut. AOGlCOR · 34U Via Lido 675-8500 1--T=-H°'R=E"'E,..-Ac:-:N:;D::--. Large 3 bdrm .. 2 bath, faml-pe:r month payment on thu1 Cl's ~ do\Vn. 3416 Via Llclo 675-4562 *OWNER MOVED* ly '"'·· bltns, 2 frplCB. two otory condo. 4 * M7-8SJt * EXECUTIVE ESTATE ~ blt BBq want quick poss61ion of 11. suite lncl. aeparate den. many, many extrM. HUR· " ba h G l .i j ) ' ·I DESPERATE! 3 BR. 2 ba. A POOL Btautiful 550 sq. fl. master bedrooms, 2 bll.ths plus tht Re•I Estate Ma~t ON THE POINT e. rwnpuum., n. • 1 1 the Deluxe carpe"•• I< Mexicon RY! REPOSSESSIONS 3 BR., 3 t •· . am• rtn. Imma.c. On R·2 tot, close to home with a poo or uo,. . --Private ~--1opOl&t'"ted·-__ _ eveeything. $32,500. sum.Der? we have a great 3 tile floon. lst time offered, For Information and location 1!.EfMI--• B~BOA BAY ~ROP. Bdnn that'• vacant and open 12 to 5. Priced for or these FHA Ir VA homes. "' ..... i* 642--74'1 * tt9.dy for you, Jmt been quick. sale. $35,500. •3280 Rn.ltors U2""55 ,. contact -1611 W. O:iut HW)'.o N.S. iio;;i;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i \ ctelllltd and pelnt«I. Act Michigan, owner. 54!1-2M8. 11 .051..•.oN REALTORS ea.-' "ESPECIALLY ""' -now. -· 2 HOUSES on one Jot, on FOR YOU" Rt1I E1tote 147-NM ~oN dol Mor Meyer PL 2BR rear h9e ill t · . Balboe Island yr old. Hai carport; prqe, Beauillul atrium horn~ _with TIME'S wa.!ltln'. .tbia VA· * * * patio. Older 28R Mil': in beam c•thedral cc.ihnga. CANT 3 · betMlont 2 balh Advertisers may place Jerry Fridenbeirt front. Has ltplc, &:~. Formal living " dining home I~ y~rning for a their ad& by telephone . 15152 .LHCll Clrcl' aluminum s~ng. An\ple rooms. ~ercom, electr1 1°1 family. Early n10ve in to i:OO a.m. to 5:30 p,m.· -for both houles. .&araze Y<!""r opener:. IC qualified buyen1. A11king lh ~day W•1tmln1ter 1 1 ·nk~ Mo~y ru .r•·· Prfwcy. vacanl lots on c ean nr oven, spc1 ~rs. f>'l'.00). NO DOWN ·GJ's 01 . 8 to -~turday You are tfle wjJ\ner of -. t d A ho to ••• ,..,_,, • . .-ch aide of prope:rty. Nr .uvn an rear. me LO IV DOWN TO 2 tickets to the ... ud r Call tod COSTA MESA OFflCE "Southland achls, $11.!Dl. o.,, n er ....,. pro 0 • ay NON·VE'TS. Call SEYP.fOUR ~ CLASSIFIED '' HOURS BY...,,... 3BR.2BA.1'pl<. Sep. Dlofrw Rm, Fam rm, l;rg pool • yrd. -.. "T'' pla.n. By appt. M6-e7I f!\fel Prine. only. . 33<>~-Bay Hom• I Garden 646-9140• aft S:30 pm. S40-8j.55, 847-12'11 2-5678 Show 5V••k FHA ~~=~'~' REA'f!J. " . ET PRICEl l" I HEIG NEWPORT BEACH at the · / POOL HOME -This honie nas e.verylbing 5 Ill) OMS 3333 Newport Blvd. ANAHEIM 3 BR, 2 BA, c.rpts, drps, LUXURY HOME .... dr<amed or .• La., ..... 642'5678 CONVENTION block walls, heated J>OOI, .This extcullve home hu • bedrooms a Jamily roor1.1 • ,000 HUNTINGTON BEACH CENTER close to 11<:hools, frwy1, spacious lxlnni, big ramlly tiled k1tche~ and bathroom 'fr~. home, great for- 17875 Beach' Blvd. July 14 , July 23 shopt)i. Londonderry La . rm. tmmaculatll':! This t:ri· counters arid • • • ALb· alnlng, "'et bar, larze 540-1220 · :Please call 642-5678, ext .. 31. ~ $33,900. 646-8661 or level features Parquet entry, TER?i-1$ ACCEPTABLE. I deck, very 1ara:e lot. LAGUNA. BEACH between g and 5 pm to claim 8.1()....4S$2. hard\vood lloors, lgc. patio, Don 't hesltalll':, c.:aJJ nov.• ~ar yanJ ktcal !or tennis 222 Fore;st Ave. your ticlcets, (North C.ounty BY OWNER -Mil':• dd Mar. wattir BO(lll':ner + other nice 540..8555. court I: pool. Many tree.. 494-9466 loll-free nwnber is 5«>-lZlt) 4 BR 2 BA. family rm. New to have xtras. Priced to !ell SHERW••D REAL TY Rear M:Ct"sa ror boat « SAN CLEMENTE * * * aba.i' erpts. Corner. Reedy at only $41.900. Call " sec.. 18964 Broqkhunt F.V. trailer. Call 646-nn. JOON.EICunlnoReol CUSTOM BUILT to Move-In! $l S,500. !62·?637. GOY'T, OWNED 4924420 Tired of ~ crowded la? 5t6-066(1. OWNER tra.na. As 8 um e . ·NORTH CQlJNTY' Let us abow ;vou this beaut. COILEGE Park. pool. Sharp 51' % kl&n, pa~nl.5 less ~~e:-~ dial free 54()..J,220 1-owner, c"8lom bit. 3 BR., J br, tam rm. new paint A. tha.n rent. 3 bedrooms, den, lo81ng COltJ Call 9&1-44tl 2i,fi bath home, ptwi 2 bdrm. cpts. $33,900. Open Hou.te xtra cabinets and .shelves In c • • g'E~L~~~ rental ~ extra .,,..t ..,... 328 Bowline G""" Ori,,.. al: modern kllchen, bui!Lins, * Crest Realty w/2 baths. This property 11 fi46.-0968 expensive wallpaper, many Deadline for eonv A. kills 30 lo r l ed I • ia: 5 :30 p.m.ithi" day be· really something! $1 ,000. OPEN llOUSE . C.'lll m ea urel), cover rv1ne tor publication, except MORGAN REAL TY MESA VERDE pat~ with natural brk:k -------- f,..; Sunda:y I: Mo .. "'"·• 17•u•2 17•u59 lbd Zba A FHA fireplace, brk .. $26•,000 . Onlya'o'a.i12sty4BR3ba v• ,,._,, ..._.. -rm, · ssume · .,.., """'-•. fam lhls ........ Turtlerock. Editlorut when deadline .,._,_ M. h" •~9347 ~ ..... .. ls Saturday, '·2 noon. c.,,.,. del Mlir ._,os K: igan • ..r..r O Enjoy now oomm aS1n.pool11, * CALL 546-1'139 * WNER tennis, rec PMV<'m. Open CLASSIFIED TWO $,TORY Sharp -vacont 3 " 4 BR TRANSFERRED bou"' daily J8il05 Tabor REGULATIONS ON A HILL .ReJ!O$.' In '"'· w 111 1 3 Bednn. ll4 ba!h, boat •• · • ERRORS: Advertisers R ally camper 1ale near beaeh 1i:1---------- abould check their adl This new Lusk built home e • school. 5% down. Only NEW LISTING f:( ,-,, ' ' -' . . . l If, ; I I, . IACK IAY VIEW Plttt view of Jo~uhion Jaland Ir. Bast blurt. Just a~ beautiful al ni&hl as In !he do.y. A br.111utlful hmne with 3 spacious becbooms It a channhw family 1'00m fDr only $64,500. Call 6'16-71TI. 0 'T'HE REAL '°"' L"-'TATI:RS -· . :IUly I: report ttron has a great view Jrom all BESJ: Colle&e Puk area. 3 '24.500. Call 962--ml. BEQ~- -1mmediattly. HI! iour of the -u patalrs -..r.;-rea;ena.,..u.;-blo> lm>Gll!PETREAl:1:!ll(S" ONE STORY -:r-oca-AHFRONT°- DAU.Y Pit.OT assutneB bedrooms and m.,rutlcenl wall, "'" schools. $28.750. YOUNG LOVERS UnlvenHy Pm "Pa•k" NeWtt 3 Sr, " ct<n, 3 ba. llablllty for the ftr;,t In· back yatd view of _canyons on special terms. Principles home. Family rni .. atrium, with crpt'd pier le slip tor corre::t fbseTtiOn onb'· and ..ocean. The owner ii only. CaH 833-ll03, 60-2312. 'l'htte tpadous btdroom1, r2~ batha; all be&utilul " 27' boat. Ov@rlooks N'pt Jal, CANCEILAT!ONS: wlllhtc to carry a 2nd TD. MESA VERDE a..utilun, l it batba, hanlwood llocn. iutelully decorat<d whh Pm. 187.SOO • When ldlllnc an ad bl! try l0% -.. Call d_..t..i "llndocaped. G..,...bfinlshedandcould many CUBlom 6 blt:ln ,... MEOITT. DUPLEX aure to make a record 4 BR,' $48.960. Ownr 55f--119t be bRd for specia1 part.Jes him. Vef"'U .-..i .. 1 home ftfoder* dupltx., 3 A. 2 Ii 'deJ'J • ot the KILL NUMBER 675-'1225. "' taJ •· $151 '# _... Pior • slip. 3 W'"''' wat...r gl·-b -ad CORNER lot cul-de.AC ·ll 3 •O paymcn... . lM!I' for a ve"" 1-lal faml'··. K ...., '" · ...... you Y ,,.~ur firl .,,. .,....... Y v\ew on N'pt 111. $99,500 . taker u receipt of )'OUt BR, 2 BA, frpl I: bonus nn. month if you lake over t INct.UOlNG THE. LAND. M""-J972 A-nt &'15-«m cancellation. This ktll 135.500. 546-1193 T.D. '""ting. HURRYI ••~ .- number must be Jft" BAVl'RONT ,.. .... by the Advertiser El Toro MAGNl>'ICENT VIEW in case of a di::pule. __ Largest & ne\\·c.st ~40 CANCEU.ATION' on OPIN HOUSE I l BR.. 2 BA., cpl!, d.rps, let Realtors 842·4~· moonc home at Lido Park. CORR!X.110N OF NEW ·25.16 Bays~ Or. C • t patkl, lgt>. pooi-!li7.e lot BY OWNER $750 Dwn. to Cuio1to1n bulll, 2 BR. «>BA. AD BEFORE RfJNNING: Femie.f). New duplex 2 br, e:ncloted by block \l.'lll, ntA pyml.!1 $115/mo. S Br .. ~-·"Sl~··-.rr---'-H,!'! .. dlildtcn..~.m.500-·~.>S..O'ICe&&l--- ,p;;very e:llort is made. ll'll 2 ba eadt-unit.-Greal bay dole-to xlnt s c ho·c I 1. "1Y.i 11&. 81111 rtngll':ltM'n;,-""' .. lll D. .l\nchorare Way, Lido kill or (.'()l'T'ttt a new ad view. Sat A Sun, 1-6. A1t, markets, new m •I I . refrig., "\\'l'sher/dryer. new lat We.stem Bank Bid&. Park. 710 Udo Park Dr, thaf hU been Ol'dcrcd, ~·--.JteaJOt,abie. a 31 -1 7 5 3, shag crpt'g thru-out. + Univenhy Pan, Irv\M Nl!\\•port Bea<'h, LldO ~- but wr cannot CUf.r¥.· -. 1U .. 2J 6 r 5 30 • k hd D 552 7000 NI ht tee w do•• until the Id c~o ..__ •~ 1 a 1 ' • w ., '· .wlmmlng pool. Prine on1,_ iys • I 1 p•woR•~1c VIEW ha.• apjiiokied In I~• ---•..,n"°'"--,--_,··-·-·-.· -j~'~!33C1~l~lll~:~m.~388G~:.,· ==:·1~~~~'!!1!1ll!!!!!!!!m"' s:;;",. m;;'tained - paper. COLONIAL Founlolll Von.. LOWER t1!1n RENT 2 Bodroom1 a 1arp fa111Qr DIME-A·LINE ADS: TWO STORY OWNER -.. u. Larae -this 5~% VA Joan VACANT ANO ""· PooL $64.500. Tbele ..i. .,.. 1111ctl1 ,,,..,,.. « ....,_,,,. x'!" w)paym" or only $139/mo WAITING Geo .... Wllllolll- caah Jn adYUICe try mall A home )IOU wW tall In km b at h 1 , m a 1 n t t l c e n t lncludinr princlpal. intetttl, 3 bdrm., 2 ba. townhouse Re•ltor or at any one of our1pl• wiltl. Walle 1n the l91t rla:ht fireplact!, new d r a 1> e 1 , taxes A. ln11:urance. 3 BR, -:llh &trium and quiet loca~ 541-4570.. MS-1561 llces. NO pbone «don. to 1aJJ< llV'nn, 10 binal •-allpapt< acc<nU, ftlunl c.rpts I< drpt. n&,900. tJon. Can ITIOft fiWot In -· THE DAILY PILOT ,._ dln rm. To left bedroom 6 •"OOd pol1tUrc. bla". $29.!llO. KASABIAN R. E. upon approval of ""'1t and TIME FO . ..,.... tho right lo till-bath, «' de!\ "'ollico. Walk MHGlll. 147-ltl>I EYel 96:1-6319 loan. A11tbio $34.900: 1lf,y, adl\. censor or re--forward lo laqe tam rm, OWNER ~ Im I CUSe any ad\lertlsernMt. 1rg kitch A ~ rm. OWNER. let.vRJc. Yoo can """''"""ratt, aw eel h• I c I and to chanl(C ltJI rates Walk up lo 3 LARGE walk to tne btech. NfW)f JJOOI, 3 ~f'OOml. 21' baths, r I OU I K CAI A. regulations without bednnt A: 2 baths. CoWNll df.corated. 4 bedroom 1, built ... lns. d Is h w a• her , prioc' notice: pon:b and imp back )'IJ'd, bu.lll"'ln ra.nat. oven, Y.'aiiJ>l,per accents, mlmnd THROUftH I 313 SUia !Mbl!I. Open dlU, dhhwub<r. hdlt tlttf)loc<!. waU, -lhiclt I h.. REAi.TY u CLASSl,l&O .-:.a C • "•rd with 6 mature fruit ra,rptti,...,, central floor Univ. htit Ctnltr, TMne I SS , Eas..,,a,e .~ •. } -I ., 0'211...- MAl LI NG AODR '""#·"'' "'1 ---1 ,..,1r11. hrlt. ·P•an. h•k,$24 .. • • AnYllm•,.....-..w DAILY p;LQ P. O. llox ~. -1 U rvl ALL $33,0llO. !42-2511. G ,.1-iH $4 ,. Olllce boun S AM to I PM eo.~-c.1. . Id I Liii• ,. tnde! °"' Trade•'• .... i. $SIJGO. . WANT II .. -------·~ . ~!-~~ ~~· II~,..., ., ~'"'In r,eolly_ ic>c. ~. .-1 """rt Id. Is a Sood b> ..::=======::: '1 ll'tJl"S, :i OIQ'9 Jar$ buclu. 9'8.....0S . t24 hri) _,._ .. _m_11c_n_1.______ --------- j l - ' "" • /, • DAii. Y ~ Moodlf, Jul1 IP, l9n ~~~~~~~~~,~~~~,~~~·~~~,,.__ j _..... ~I ~ llil I ~ ~ l[i ---~I ---1~1 ! -... ~ Jfil ----·-___.,'--'! I ~-"'""''jlt]I ~~· t .. ""JI!! I SWIN(i AND SUDE srT CtmmercJal , MMMt•~ Dwrt, H•,••• Purnll••• · JOO H..,. .. Unrum. as Hew• URtura. • ;,~ •• ~1111~21~,~1~1 ~u~,,.~.~~-~-~~A~i,t~· ~· ~u~,,;.~ ... :~~*~~""'~·~u.~111;.~ .... ~~:~.;1~:~ p...,iy ISi .!!...'°" 174 Gonorol Coron1 •I Mar HtHt!l"I..,....., l-~ ... 1111...... 0-11 · • Small Commercial ~n :":' ~ = ii~eai, hi . Irr 1 Br, EXCEPTIONAL I (MMAC. 3·+ 2 + ram. nn. s Bl:) lli be, ........ • Bulldi119 , Londoll Brldp. Localed privacy" charm. 2 B•, I Ba"""•· 1 blk b<ach, C.v. P.Uo, Cpta, clr)I. <Ill-pool. 11 ml btach. Iii ' blilJd8 I> a' dole to all tchoolo A dty $22:>-Dana PL 2 Br, I Ba, H"I• liv nn, I UHd brick ;cl<-aac. ·Nr. JllDAC mo; $%15 mo. ll3MW Thll ~lllb ' • Coot, .(j," ·-or will ">de for~ ~~all fea..,.r. . lrplc'o, beaml, lhutlen, all 191'S837 att $ or 1213) • __ aood ~'·'"' . • <!!• >lea ... Newport B .. d> 1n-,.........,..., Beaut lum 2 bllnl. 1467 oq, tt, oo 1,.. Jot. ~-· Unlverolty Pule tw;llNDA HAUO .. From $150 DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS <I Will low• w. blc , • ..,... pl>y -with JOOm IA/<' • play- houll!! and trees to, climb. Mom ancl'Dad wUI ·tancy'the thrH larae bedroomt, (Ira. tnaUe •lON fireplace 1n the m&Ntve livl.nr room and bullt·ln wet bu alt the tam-n,. room/ Even and ,.,,.... ate bmaJ dtnJns room tor· -.,.....,... w1U be • deJIOll to all. The wholt family can aet In the lwlm lo the .Jarre hHtnd pool. Thtre'• realJ.y kltl of k7ve with ln,..at,p0t•utllltl ,19< ~, come prop. _.,, Br, frl>I, vlewl $3!0. REl!IT w:optJQii)flj boq, 3 It<, •VllLAGE Ul ~ Pr!Dctton. one a ctt• w """o NU-VIEW RENTALS NU-VIEW RENTALS ~ ..._ bulln<u. There .,. :mi fUlfr IJlrrED -Lakdzont 613-4030 or -~ ..,. or ~ ~.. 2 ba, uo•O. .. l>t&', -.. , <nd .S BR.' 2-BA, ALL REC. · Fu nishod &·Unfurnlshod Hea(ed Pool -' <laraliU -Sb.ti. Carpelint • : Dlsbwuher -All Ul.!lltles Pa1d: • " ' _,...feet on two flaort hle.-lr lot· N-fln.1-:CiVEiY2b<;;;;;o;;;-"-;;;;j ••~ ·~->d. Vacant. $235, lot i lut FACJL. $3l!ll/mo. 615-3981 with many movable walls $36.SOO. I LOVEL y 2 bedJoom and * * 0\:1P.LEX BRAND NEW. I r-mo.,,,.,re_n_t._645:4583 ___ . ---Duplex. .. UnfUm. ·m and three wtrantt• for a PROF. BLDG. -$34,000. den. Good k>cetion. $375. a Hure dlK owner'• unit. 3 lrvlne Adulh Only • No Pola -j 241 AYOCldo s1., c .. 1. -646-1204 I ~ O<xlbl< lloor plan. The SF.CLUDED-!I acn>-1 Bdf, month. AvOllohlo lor -br., S ba, llttplace, bltne., 1 ;;;;;:::::::===;:;;;;;:::::; c.ti ~---• cabln make otter. year cw men. No peta or 1800 111. ft. + 3 decQ w/ I' 8 · .. .._ ·-,..... VILLA MARSEILLIS , ll1lall d·-•·• In the ,.., of -·" ~·~ • t t R., •II ~ ....... -tm • ....,. CUSTOM SHELL-$10,9!0. •n-~~ ~1•n view of~. ocean A bills. UNFURN. dllpla 2 BR. <nci Sl'ACIOUS I & 2 llD .. OOM Al'T. : Fumlahod & Unfumllhetll ' bl 1111s -family --W6,960. "1e lot Is a bonus. $19.900 -Alpine R<alty, P.O. Box 1!911, 67>'1225. C.P.L . Wall< to bch, A "'°""'"'· I 3 Bil, 211 baths""'"' $3SO ~•• •~·•ta -larml. Call 115-1225. 886-lm 'Bil, 2 baths'"'""" $310 ........ •-""'· ~-""' . Bia: Bear Lal« <ntl Corona tllel -)'?.lie, $315. R<r.. r.qulred. 3 BR., 2 baths .......... -1 ~11,,,.=can_,,11t&-.,,._a_i:;_. __ ~1 ·c·a LW EL r Pff()PE-Rlll~ INC, REALTORS Out "' Slit• p...,, 171 WALK T O OCEAN 6151900• I 3 BR, 2 Baths .......... $400 N'lCE -2 Br, bltno, ...rri(, p~i;.;L;;;;t;'~tlo;; 2 trtory, 2 br, ~ • • DUPLEX BR AN D i ' . rM 'h.111 ~. $15.'I mo. Klda ok. In tM den, f~ Agent, 979-8430. NEW. Huie db: OWl'1tt'• Call 60-1383 STATE OF nORIOA Cost• Mo.. ~~. ~1~.:.. ~'!,A it: Hunllntfon leoch Ont of fh. L•1t l Br. S.E.C.M. 1 adult emp. + 3 decks w/vlew of bay, REALTY Vacant downtown parcels lo Yes. some aovemmcnt land lit I: lut mo, $135. 8 mo ocean, &: hills. Walk to bch · Lquna Beach. This land ls now brln1 olfertd. For lease. Water pd. MJ.50U. I: shopping. 1 yr lse. $395. . Adult Llvl"I Dishwasher ci>lor coordinated 1ppllances • Pluih lhag carpet • mirrored wardtobe dOOl'l- lndirect •ligbUng in kitchen • bttllktut bu • huge private fenced patio • plU!h lancllcap- lng • brick Jlar.be-Ques • laree heated pools & lanai Air conditionin~. 3101 ~. Brlotol St., Soni• Ano SS7 .. 20t COLDWELL, I ANKER & CO. MANAGING ,'AGENT ., ' ' C. F. Col•-thy & Co .... 11y EASTILUl'F OF,.CE 2545 lolft.luff DrlY. 640-0020 ii well located I: ready your opportunity to own a Re'· -u•-• ~ -bit Or --•"• at a real N•wport Beach .a. -~ .. J.J=i. o;io..--uv. for devek>pmmt. Buy row _........ f di Univ. Parle Cfnttr, Irvine Call-83U820 OffJce houn: I AM to I PM 6: buUd or hoW for barnln. Reply National 4 BR. 3 Ba, ltA It re . a ts. THE POINT ·--1-4 c 2. Public undl Inlonnation ?i!ru:o"pc1.I~ H!!:': no pet• 1335, 414 Po1nee1ttiah 3 BR. 2 Ba, w., rm. .. 1325 -== 1MMAC. 1 BR I: Den-cov patlo. Crpt, """· bllnA, doled aar., lovely private IJ'OIJ»d•. Water I: prdener -~----- pd. Rnponllible married Aph. Furn. :MO I ADI UnfUt'll. "'"Pl•. $16.5. (Adu!") no1-------....,.. ,;,.' " 1 .: ~ Birr f15.f700 Service, P.O. Box 14199, • so _. ~: ~ff'll. S m t 4 BR., 214 bfl., tam. nn. $315 El<cluaive Balboa PenllUula. • w .. K, D.C. !IOQ44. bachelo•. Agmt, 919-84311. ~~ • 3 BR 2 Ba, Atrium lm-4 BR., 3 bath, EXCLUSIVE Cl Ii acre, 'Rul E atlfe W1nl9d 114 OCEANFRONT, Home on 1185 2 BR ·-1 dplx, frpl l'iE-HAvE omERS $3Zi extra larp llv. rm. llUae ·11 level. llf7 Brookbunt, lbop. beach. Sleeps 8. Month ol Gold shat, no pet/child. sar x «> 1.a.mll)' rm. with beam pins ctnter, Aaall•lm. PVT pty wanll l or 4 Br Aua:ust. $l200. Mr. RoblnJOn selt clean mi. no troat re.r cellirwa, maalve trple., 5'5-C389. • ~.:. •• ~ .. ~..,,·-~?29,. -Davit Realty 642-'lOOJ. 4.11 Iris, vacant 6f2..3331. kr1e Pl"°· ONLY $19,SOO. BY Ow"" _ Nwpt 8ch, ·-•· -~~ ·~-CALL e •4•·2414 Ocean w. knit bldl, I )'1'1. eves. -~-" ...... -HouMI Unfurn. 305 • ~,. old, comp!. .. lurbt.b<d. r-=~=='°"i .. -.&, -... ---$15,000. &I ALTY 613-1629. nn.ndlil . Near ,...,.,. P••t Olllta """""'=<'':::-=:;-=-= CoataMo11 -FREEll Londlords-Ownera "SINCE !Ml" • c1op 842-3m. Coat• Mo" · Cost• Mou , _______ ..._ . ... ' ' I i • Unbell.Vobly le1uliful I ll•l VAL D'~'Garden Apll. 1 ~mtnt• forRent Adults -no ptt1. Flowers , '·;i;iiiiiiimm.:i:.i~J everywbtre. Stream I: I Waler!all, 45' pool Rec. Rm, :MO Sauna, Scls 1·2 Bdnn, Film- --------·I Unlllm, tram $138, SEE IT' 2000 Panone, 642-8670. ·-1 BR. Furn, 2 lrg. clooe,., HARBOR GllEDIS FumlahM& Unfumlaheol . I _, • • l From $120 to $215 me .'1 " ' I 1'4--· IACK BAY VIEW 8ualMU ( We will refer tenants to you FREE ot c:ha!ge • ~ , ?ifany desirable ten&nt1 on our waiting lilt. lot w..--llJdr. , University l'ark,~.lrvfne D1y1 552.7900 Nlthh A queen size bed, prlv drtu- lold New Concept ;! ":;,::,..~ A7:.:·o%'. l ocholors • I 14rmt 2 Bdrm• • J Bdrmo l'h or 2 P ull lloths ··1 ~lty Plal 'lkw cl F-hland • Eutblutt. J Ult u b;eauti-tlou"•* Apt1. * 145-0111 * ALA Rent1l1 e 645-3900 Lit""" -Nl at ulpt .. to Iha •:~/1. l---------I CANDY SUPPLY ROtn'E A beautl!ld -3 Condemlnluntl (NO SELLING INVOLVED) '°' W.11th COITAMllA e UNBELIEVABLE Bach • 117> Nice 1 Br, No. end, lp!ldwl bedrocml & a hr ule lM PART OR F11LL TIME SlM-Includta all utU. Stove, Incl all util. Stove, ftfria, New cpta/df'JllJ. bltna, 1ar. c:lwmlal flmllJ lor CONDO lor Sol<. 3 Bii. 21' Now •-Ille In <>ru,.. re!riz., cph, drpt, tot/pet •"'1llfc1rpo aml chlkl A pet $210-Walle to bch A town. 2 only -· .._yt!L Ba., 2 car -· w/pool Q>unty ud ourroundhw ok. ok, $120. ' Br. Huge decJr. View. l'l'lvl· N-&al Horp. .,_, Yoo may keep your * ALA Rlnfola e 6'15-3900 $2'1S-El ,Tero t Br, 2 Ba, 11M183. -pool-.. All loco-~RARE Ffnd-2 Br. Blt111, trpl, bit-,.., pr, )'I'd, patio. IQa .,. com.,....lol tr crpta, drJ><. c b ii d re n e 1 BR. flrn w/carport. I , NU.ViEW RENTALS Dupto1t/Unlll focl«y lunWhed by WJ, weloome. people ok. All utll pd, 1rn 673-4030 or - W Lido !Jlo, ••le 1•• Quall!lnd -w 111 * ALA Rlnfola • 645-3'00 NO End ~--•-2 a, din ie Udo loud. Priced tor -.., become distributor for our 1145--UNBELIEVABLE 2 Br. . ....._. ..... ,. ' Prf -~ m-,~ AJ--a e '110NEY SAviJt! • Spac 1 rm, frpl, sar. ten'ace w/ culck aJ.t bf ~· . n-2 Br. Unfum., 1m. )'I.I'd. _......, '"'~..... """Ill hse, frplc, dbl gar, fncd yd, ocean view, 1~ bl ks •o ·_: ',: : Pf':\L '"'-1 . , .-".. ~ l,f.,;s oo pelJI. $1501mo. 2035 Fullerton, C.M. 1 Br ... ~ " 1140. S/pool. FURNITURE RENTAL * MODtb 'tit Month Adlts only, idftl for * 100~ Purdtue Opllcol becbelon, U93 Olurcll, CM * Wldo -54&-9633. StyJe.Oolor. 1~D'"1'"n1"""Pe-lnt ___ _ * !II Hour Dell....,. 1;....;.;.;..;...;.;;,·------ 2 BR. 111 BA, 1135 mo., walk (l! Jff'a ti!J :.-=I'll. no P"ts. p1 ..... -~ Huntington leoch ' " ' !ttuter 1b:e bedl'OOllll w/. \ ~ high beam c:elllnA krle • 1 llvir'.1;1 room wliu or woocl bumlnt: tlnplae<. • Convenl.nl .. ,_, J ott kitchen. -Pl• -i tloa. 2 -poota, ' l sauna. recnatkln fadB. , t1 ... Security ruut. I Moclol a 0pon 'Ill t """ I 2790 Pe!trtM W1y, CM 1' nr H1rbor IMI & 1, Aoloma clpala May. ~ f'l3-4100; carport $135/mo. Adultl. Joy, Be.by Ruth • But· kldl/petl/slngle1. Br, stove, refri&, crpt/drps. be a.ch / 1 b o p 'I. Adlta. 511 W, 19th. CM MWCIJ QU · 1-. 2170 Padflc B. 644-0519. ferflngtt, Nellles, Planters, * AsmlLApeRt ontk. 1n1c1.au ,",,~ !).! -1!36. -7256 ms N. Main, SA 547-0314 SL~ ••• ~~~,!l!!l~OSIJA Cl!5825 1 l New-Ho......., " Toot.i. Rolla, Pey Dey, $155-SQUEAKY cl•an 2 8'. a I I ~·---··• ~taw v-il'IV' ,..... " ... ,,. lnco"'t property 1 Miik Duda, Ree~• Pelutut stove, refrlg, huge yard lor e FAMILY ~nted . 2 Br w/ LEASE or leue option: •Pllt inc 6 Spacious Apll. Ter-~ --~5.-;;Bndr:;..,;:;;;n,:---1 48 Units Butt., Cup -adwrtlsnd ne-.,,,. A pet. •"''"Inc<! )'I'd for kids, Cat ~2 Im I< den, l!I BA, a.111N Ponlnsul1 raced pool; eunken , .. !!,!!!~!!IJ!•!ll•m!!!ll!~ I Harbor View lion><, Cullom tionalty on T.V. etc). We * e<, IUJI decJr. $325. BBQ. Ullbellevable tlllfnc • Por k·Lllco .............. l drapes. arpetl, lhelws. Deluxe units. Alr conditioned. att a ~tlonal com~y. $185-PRIV ATE 2 Br home. ok. $145. .f9f:863.S. e $«; WK A UP -On Ocean Only QUIET • DELUXE -· Prine. onl7. ~~..,;!::ii::~s ~·"'".'!\'~":ntlal. R/O, orpta, drpo, ALARont1l1e '45-HOO L.-.~,~--..,N-=1-.,-,...,,----::~~!:~·:u1:if~ 't!~P!M,' Prv.'.!u!.8:~ l •~1 ~--S bedroorm, 2 baths. I four ,.:..:m l(JUe :ne (~pee:: children/pet*ok. . . e SPACIOUS 2 Br 2 Ba w/ NEW' Home, 3 BR. 2 BA, e Call 675-3740 e Nr _.;::., * Adults r.i;.. t;, _, """ bndroom1, 2 baths, 3 pools, ..., J pr, end )'I'd for pet• ll'IS. lam rm, bltlU, crpll, drpo, (4 bib S. cl San Diep Fnry _., NEAT s BEDRM. 2 beth, llUlldeclat • Pltlol. -$i no REQUlRED $220-SD<GLES, families fine, ALA Rant1l1 • 645-3900 view, t mi to ocun no peta, Corona dol Mar on Beuh. I bile w. on Holt Mai llal.iiM Apts. I laundry rm. crpta. drpi: and places, Exceptioaal rental For ~ intJnnetk>n write: 3 Br. 2 Ba. l!'ncl pr, 111'. e SINGLES OK ~ 3 Br w/ lease, $280. Owner .213: * * * to 1&211 Publde IAne.) 1Tn Santa Ana Aw .. c.M.. 1 -yaid. $21. 150. SW.. area clooe to two major "ROl!l'E DEPAltTMENT everythfn(, gar, hure fnc<1 yrd for pet., -h (nt) 147~ Mgr, Apt. 1U -; rr-.,.. " 1boppfnr. Va-N 21 .. p 0 Box 1739 LANDLORDS I 1 -·--H I P illf, Nol111t , •. ~ "l:rw'i:.""'l'Nlty e ,....,,. Im !ball 4~. Fl<Odble ~. M 91722 Do you hav. a vacancy! We ~ Rontila e 645-3900 -.-~ I la 244 2 at Str11t $Its _ $16S SNEAK PREVIEW cl -JL-1"';~·~-~~!l~(~24=h~ra.=)-Un.,,~,.;~DI~· ~Sa~ka~~P:•:•:•:•t~lnd~~ude Phone No. can fill it. Many deairable 3 Br, 2 ba, bltins, carpeting Costa Mesa Bachelor _ 4 1 BR. })lltiol, ba,..!!t_.: In ~ ~ e w • $8),000. Will conalder COMPLETE ••£n~ tenants on our waiting list. • CHEAPIE TEEPEE• Spa-& drapn. Pool facllitla, You are the winner of frplc's. priv. s a.r a se 1 , •..---. eta. tradea. 133-U&l ..a-t _-. ~1. Ab5olutely NO CHARGE cloul fUm bachelor. All utill Maintenance in e I u de d. 2 tickrta to the Divided bath 1: loll cf ·featurlns ~.walk in -• -·-1 ""' -S'-CON-RENT-Al;S t-185 Southlond •-n pool cl-11, -beamnd * EASY TO BUY * ~" . 551-3954. closets., Rec -· A ..un,, cl, b-llWlm-' 119 Hollind Iva. S.IH * 645-0111 ti ALA Ront1l1 • 645-3900 Nowport leoch Home & Gordon pool tables, sauna betha. ming j...i, ~nd ~ othtt : ' ..... COLWELL "The Bn>ktt with EmPlthY" LANDLORDS! • SWINGLES! •Nice 1 Br, BLUFFS "E" PLAN ~:i:: ~i.!' ~.O: ~~ roodle•· Bae-. " 1 ' 1n1 Ot'aDle Aw., C.M. W• Spectalho to Newport near otoreL All utlll fncl. 12500 It. 3 B 211 Ba ANAHEIM .Beach; I blk N. al Slam). B<droom from $135 per mo. l 111 16:4119 -..... Bead> • c.m. de! Mar • 1125 ', ... r.. · 842-™8 140 w:wttaon, c.eta M.... I ,,,,.,.,.,=~~~~::--I 20ll ~ Cell1er Dr. ESTABIJSHED -Go..iemns • Lquna, Our n.nw -ALA R1nt1l1. 6'15-HOO ~:.:·:..':'m;.:;;an~i co~::J~ON * W1NTER RENTALS N ow VIII• Poul• ' e i ·ll( lPJ HI I f'.--.. IN( F~! Ill TlJRS ~~ .!':117 = Irvlno ..........,.mpleta w /lop vice Is FREE to Yool Try e COOL m , 2 Br, fncd $500. per month. July 14 • July 21 1, ~ 3, 4 BR. n...... Now! 2 Br., 211111 Ba --r e NOW llELLlNG e . fllta ~ A trailer. N .. Vlewt ,_J -• -POOL. Pl all •--.~ 31• ABBEY REAl>TY &G-38SO Famllla Welcome 'l'here omaU P<la "" $800 «'bat off.r. 53&-7454; NU.VIEW RENTALS •-·· ··~ ' ~ eue c -~··· ~·· • Shao cpt/clr)I. Pltlo, ~ ~ ~~ •eii•,aa ,' or l-Sl-1402• , mm> or , 494-3241 ~~8l R!lltl•lt e 645-3'00 5r. !~~ !!{. · =~~~<~ "'= L""""" .._ beam ..u., ....,... mond; two ...,..tloo hallo; INCOMI HOME"" EST. local coffee ohJp I a.m. SHARP 4 BEi5ROOM. 'Sf ~it toJl.free,nwnber la 5«).lD>J NO. end • nr, bch Bacbekr no.. $UO pool tabloa. alodlleboOJU. I-NEW DUPLEXES ,0,9!0 to t p.m. Yield <Xeei on ALL BUILTIN KITCH. e COUNTRY LIVIN' - 3 B•, <>;-* * * aot. eoo1t'r tadl, "'P ent, 622 Hamilton, C.M. -bedloon11, ooe ls klnr· f.NEWTRIPLEXES "7,l!O Small --QUIET ClJL.DE-SAC Irr !ncd. yard. Kids, p<IL :' rea ly BACHELOR APT FOR prt• Pillo. $125 until pd. S.. Mgr, ':i.:OMn. lloltan w: plenty cl dooet and BeauL ..,. 2 A 3 BR an1ta. alttt :;. 114MM.1. $270 . .RHONE AGENT 1225· 111AN $115--1B36. 494-7256 two le , lnvHlrnenl 54G-l15l JACK ALA Rentola e 6'15-3900 1414 Vllta de! On> • * 6"-T!Ol * No__. .._ I BR, 1\1 Ba. De11noe , -opace; ' 151 E. ~St., Coeta 11-. W all. 3 bdrm 2 •· Newport Beacb w..-• -Bltno • ,.,.iman betltl; -....h<r: Comp!<. 811, Ph: Ml-4905. Wontod 230 -RENTING-LEASlNG NO av .. -· • • ..,.. ~ in nnp: oven " extra Ja:. fenced yd., w/w 644-1133 ANYTIME C t Mt BAYFRONT RENTAL oven, <:Tpb, drps. encl . re~kr; iarbase 16 UNITS * * * H~~~~~:;: exp. crpt.1 drpa.,nearallachoot1 $295.. 3 Br. 2 Ba. trplc, osa N 301 i'.dcewater at C-oronado. prlvata patio. End pnce. ·~ d'-"• washer " ~-·, Heroic! W. Wllll1m1 ~·" · 1250 per mo,, fruhly paiol· ,. ___ ~-• Oro Y..n,. leue only $325, 3 Adulta. Small pet o k. ' ..,.._ -··· -location •••• p h b<amJI, bltlU, lrg yrd. ....,_ .... $J=• ... ~·· ahq c.wpeJ; cu• tom near Rtvenkle freeway _.. t r •m ed. 8.f7-1900i. , $350-New 3 Br, 21,ii Ba. ALL UTILITIES PAID BR ' 2 baths, prage. Priv. ~-.,,.,mo~. ~~~-=~- drape!')':'' ls w i ndow•• Scheduled growth S2U4. Coron. dtl M.r Beautltul frplc. Avail yrly. Compare before you rent beach. Available now. SPAC 26:3Brapt 1140 up. covered , -t pordl; le Loan UOUlllllble, Yoo an, the winner ol 150 Model, C.llege Park $430 • t Br, 2 Ba Frplc, Cuatom de,;gnnd, t .. turfng: Mil ROBINSON Pool, cpt/drp, bltm, kids ! ltorap ahtd; e a r port ; Can be ino'eued. 2 tickets to the HouMI * Apt I . 3BR 2BA Avail about July clubhle privl. e Spacloul kltcbea with in-DAVIS REALTY ~7000 ok. cooler, FA beat: Priced to eell Southl1nd 15.' Ne~ llhag c r pt a NU-VIEW RENTALS direct Jta:htlne $:ruJ PER month sublet 7115 1llS6 Maple No.1 , .. M2-m3 , I In....-conlltlon U.,. at $156,SOO. Home & G1rd!111 * 145•0111 * throoghout. $215. ~ 673-4D30 ar -e S.porp.ta dto'I.,.. to 9115, W.. sfn(le apt llOSOlllqeNo.5,..Ml-'lllll 1 :. s:i~~ ~ : !:': 3 in', 2 be, cpt1, drpo, blbta, HAllBOR View, Cannd, : l!,.om~llb :a• ~Pool, Tennis I< Spa. G:r ii: avail ~ 'J ........ $8l!OO.OO, llnandnr ANAHE IM $100 • PRIVATE Sludlo w/ ..,...nnd patio, dbl-· beauL carpt'd. "draped; 3 e a:.:l"' I-, lut 0 In d p<r '; c1eon :l •-bie -111% cfn. CONVENTION ·-· "'biz· All utll pd. lmmnd. OC<UPln"'" $215. Br,, 2 be. Panelnd lam. nn., e 1'111 1: ..;ble pull· ~. Unfurn. US lee, 2 :..::::· OlllJ, NO BAYJ'RONT CENTER Ideal for one. Meta North. 5.11-3001 or trpl.; vaJI~ view. $425. Mo., man Gononl peta.,516-85. l --~ VIEW 557-8443, Rich. Jeue No pets MAunu •~•• REALTORS July H • July 23 * Mf.'1662 e Kfn(-a Bdrma ---$195 2 BR trvnt dplx, trpl ~ ~..-at Lido p~!l. SINCE 1914 Pl•ue call &C-5678, ext. 314 $125 • WALK to park • 1 BR 3BR, IBA ~ ~!Ina.:.!",!' Corbfn·Martfn Rltn. • Pool • ~ • ""' • ON 1H£ BEACH! Gold shag, no pet/child, pr lDJUU'IC' Plllllll:t ~-.. between I and 5 pm to claim w/gar, apt/drpt, pet con-1ar. new l.-wtUJ.I .... r-. ~ .... 2 BR, w/w crpts, drps. rounded with ']>llllh land-sell clean nw. no frost ref Cl-.. built, 2 BR, 2 BA. 6 73-4400 your tickell. (North County llid....<J, & !lrepl. lmmnd occ. $225. trplc, refrig, range. Encloo-tcepfng 1 BR. rum. " Un tum. 43) '"' vacant 1142-33!L No cbllctr.n. $21,!500. Spece toll·fl-tt number 11 540-lD>l * per mo. Call • 1 en t • <d pr. Qul<t $115. Adulta. Adult lillfnc al It. h.11 FROM ONL y $1'S -.:--=;;-'=="""',-,.""""'= 1111 D, Ancborafe Way, Lido OPEN HOUSE * * * 1145 • cozy Collage -1 BR, 54&-4l41. s.e owner at 437 Princeton w.. l BR $115 OCEAN QUEEN * •BEAUTIFUL 1 "" BR. Park, no 1Jdo Park Dr, Ma.My to LNn 240 encl a:ar. Stove, retrig, child 4 BR 2 BA. bltlna. fenced Dr, CM. (?ffi. Harbor 2 BR. $195 1830 E. Ocean Tlvd. pContemporary Carden Apts. N..,.,.. Beach. Lido Pellin. s.1. & Sun. 12 to 5 p.m . ok. yard, paUo, .. c<11en1 -. Blvd>. UT1L1T1ES FREE 1-lleodl 1213> t35-5IG "~~C.U ~Sir '1» LlKEnevt',6mo&.,2BR,2 ~~~:: HOMEX>WNEitS! * tioD-immedoccup.$250.ptr WALK to beach . 36SW.Willon 6'2-1971M:nr'db)IWilllamWaltenCo. BA, lndscpd, beaut parl<, 1 wallc to beach. Call 163-3371. BORROW $lSO , INCREDIBLE 2 Br mo. Call agent S46-4141. SUWl<a/familiH, t br, den, DELUXE ' a.lllN 11111111 2 BR. 2 BA. Bltno, ~II, mi to beach, poola, clubhae, alone on lo~ Gar., Inc<! yrd, 3 B•, 3 Ba, $350 mo. lot A 2 otory, 1w11n pool. can tor APARTMI NTS d,.., -· AduJll,, 1611 ' ~~. ~n·liLoot~n $85 ~' -· $100L.$10 llOLUp El -. lut + ci<an!nr depoalL deWla Agt. ~· Air Oond • Frplc'i • J Swim-Ll'1TLE Island 1 Br tux. apt. ~ -Dr. Ne. '/I, CM I =· n ° '" ~~ BY owner duplex 1 )'? old t~v':..0i•.JrsLY ... ,,. ~ • ~;;;,t ·;;;;;PY-;-2 ~~~-~·-,·Ind 'HARBOR--~1---~~and ~==~~·!-Br ~~-;:;-;: Ca lalra!D Be h ·~ 000. Br Inc<! yrd, pr klds/p<t 2 Br ~ beaut.' carpt d " draped; 3 Billiard Room. ...... ~-Ba, --. lllf<h.n • VACANCIES! HOOSlER P ac • -· LOANS on N'.\Y·"HOME, ' ' ' _,,_: cptsCpl•-":!:", No~· BR., 2 ba.. Panelnd lam, lBR.-h-, • .. bltfne.' c.,a; .... h 'JO. / TRAILER COURT, C..ta "'tnd<for lot 53&-0346. PAID 'f!ff\ 0r NOT ok. * •-• ~., r-f11>1. valley vtew $425 ••~u -.. Meaa, h<ort ot town. Spacn lndus#lol p,_rty ,.. COMPARE OUR C 0 ST S $180 SPACIOUS 3 Ii 2 Ba $11Wmo. 51H251, 5*-1405. ::: ....;, No p<t.. ' , 1, ~ERO. alTEoenR· RA1'1'otnNEA¥ito'N ':'E,1::-u;.~ =~:. 2 II up to 40' lett. Adulta. No -• FIRST! ' r, MESA VERDE, 3 Br, 2 Ba, Corbin-Martin ·Rltl'I 644-7882 M )'l'(y Jeue. 1nquJn at Apt, ~ pets, SOS. lndd'I (U, l1 plus acre<' M-2 on C.llfns FIRESJDE LOAN , =~• ~·0:1tns, family, qt&, Ledrps, bl.!:' ~ _!1° EXEC ~crest 3 Br, • VILLAGE , C. 673-l521 <r 5'8-1'/71. :f.;.'.'~'4cpt.be, 1111 .. t1"-= J 5'8-2!10 anytime. Avenue, Otange, Pr I c • GUARANTEE: LANDLORDS! pela. ue, ~·~ -tam/dbi, hob~ rms. Pool. 2400 Harbor Blvd., c.v Centno Ml Mor 545-4193. : 33' Spartan, 1 BR, ba., awn-$30,00> per acre, WW dlvlde. U you can 8 the SAME Do you have a vacancy! We 3 Br, J ~ mo. Nk'e 2 frpl<:a. $425. Stt at 1.82) <ttf) 5574020 ~ r q , priv beach A dock, Submlt tenn1. For further LOAN tront9llhy OTHER can fill It. Many de1irable patio. Dbl G&rqe. stl-1093 lMne Avt, NB, or call RENTAL OmCE 2 At!~·· no~· i::t $1800. Bay Shore Park. 112 lnfo~aUon, please call Hal ~TESDERLESSln CalTHANUomlaWEat tenant1 on our waJtlng list. or 892--0793. btwn 1 I: 5, &12-,SUT. OPEN 10 Atf to I PM ~-. 381 No. 2. E 18th IL ~SH ..... N.B.SpE-13. ~:~-:it Aa~ .. \nc. =WI~~~.~ ~~~~NN~~l~ G.,!1.~1~'::'/br YEARL'Y, .... duplex 2 tJ!.~UP ,* • =63;Br,1ludlo,drpo/-: s.!t~~1 ~,fn2 U:, EveVW::-~:t2'Ml710 YOUR LOAN with US t.* '45-0111 * poolltoWJe,Af<nt,919:8430. ="t.:N~'~ e TVA l!ervlcoAvaD ONTENACllE$ crpt/blbta/rar. Adult., no I .. _ •. ''3. .._,t , t_lLC.,_\Ytll!illS, • UIJl,J ~ta,12u:m.Jm~ •nHlluft -~!.,,b.! .. _f!H\19 .'!!: .• ~ -=·.-.,·-==~ Apta.-bn:/ ~II<\!;,.~,, ~1.- $5,9111i. S7J.J817. !'rftklenl mo. l«i Llard. 9'19-74ll or IU ··~-·~ ".,"" ~-Flreplacft / priv, Pltloa. 2 BR, llDfU!n. crp11, m,.. Sd2, I BR. Pillo, -, Al-1 ZONE I F JU§IJJE f}lrift 585-35116. Plua Condo, 3 BR. 2 BA. WESTCLIFF, Ex• cut 1 v e 2311 N!!P!" Blvd, ex Piiots ,._.. c.atnt1-. nrw</crwn. ftfrlr. No Pt1L ~""""~pool. •-al~ a_:i;.;:._lot, bu dwdlfnr 2328Harbot lll',t :M. &45-llXIJ a.lllN P111t11ul1 1 ~..:°' =:.;, t~.ac::; Beaut. 'lllla~ w.; ~-::.:.::n:r 'i:., ":!: :S.'°:."""2-,:n,~ l\O Ba, l 146StM mo. , $J4,500 ' !ltN.MaJn,S.A. 5'7-0CEAN Blvd., Yrly i.a.. .WINTON,n..lllr m.&31 SNEAK PREVIEW ol pro. -~ -· E1e1. l l'lll'I' Mobllo ltomo w/lfl'dl' Roy McC1rdle R11ltor 1 I TD L lmm<d. ,..._ Newly -· HtHt! ....... llMdl WUTCLDT, E ••••ti v • bably Iha In ~ n • w llUNNY, prl¥alt Pillo All Pltlo. $111. -alt I. 'l C.bana.eanetod,aldrtfnr, 54t-7729 S oans N<! pell. Relre,nce1. •WEbe,.a larp•leetloa lane.IBR.SBa.-. =::.....-.1a~-:;-2er.dbl....,fttrir. lBRapt,wtrA,._pd. ). • -obecl. $lQl. MU:t l8IO Newport Blvd., C.M. $,100/mo. ~. 911&-1188. cl I ud 4 --&trtum. YMJ!J. Call: dooeta, .._.i bftlned cpb, drpa. A *"' walk lo Adal4a onlJ, no kids., -j 5, 5IMOS2. loll fer Solo -171 8% % INTEREST thst can Ito -IDto WINTON, Realtar t1WS31 cellfnr, du-. ....,. boadl. 'IOllO lltlloflopi, l11fl/mo. Ml •• I 1:ind1 1nB~.~~~~ LOTonbe•chfnMom>Bay 2nd TD Loans:"::";:.~-YMJIJ ~-i;~:ir::.-:. •:.·~8.tbi:.~: =~~~~ ~~"' <&II a1:..~'.:.!.~~ of"""'DowneramtlouL -17xl30'. Sell OI' tl'ldo. Loweatrat .. Onn(eCo, ' leuelncl.app,llance1, SHERWOOD 11EALTY, AvaJJAur.i.t.tts-an. Bndn>om-1l35permo. 2BR.CoroLldo.Apt.Adulll, Ooaa!Plua.e 56.l.IZI. 1 64M928, manaa<r ~. "WE BUY TD'S" prdentt. $335. 2511 Vista. ~IS __ • 3 BR., 2 a.. -boadl. 1«1 W. Wilson, C..ta M-, pool. ID pals. '21> E. Ooaat 3 BR, 1 Ba. llhq cp11. -/I 1970 BILTMORE UxG, 1\1 Mounl•ln, 0.Mrt, Sottlar Mtil; Co. 548-0333 2 "·1.•loc. loltln . R/0 , Aw.II. Sept.1. -SEMI lum I brapt. No~· Hwy. ---o.c.c. $1!0/mo. u,..... be. set. up ntoe adlllt parll. R-174 '42,Jl n 545-06l1 C •I ... l'A m., orpta. Wjtl W Bia. 5'8-ll90 or pet., $11$/mo. 131:-11517 I Br, 2 Ba. Ip pri apt. 2 b11t1 2m M-. "pt. C. IJt.1!156 1 aoduded Sorvtnc -.... 21 ,..., .,.... ""'' fMtl. lot, 61. 11r. V• Condomlftl-all $ pm. --. Yeat - GREAT uil<e 2 Br Do-~ ,.bla :: CLEAN 3 l>r, 2 lllJ, nu erpt, cont -Maw lft fotloy, Unfurn. 121 * l Br toro. -notaJ 11M117, CIMt73. I Br. Adltlta, llO poll. ...... lndocpd, 5 Illar adll I•-cabin $35'000 WE malt& -.. proe•m" dee! kl~ .... .,_..,, "' .... ..... ,...,,. f'2. $1-AVOUL ltll7 15. -2 br. 2 lllAY MEADO'lll APl'I. pk. Shop, 11,l'OO. ~ Call -er ..ii.· Also lto>' 'l'D'L -. buc1t. !llM&M 111 c. 4C11 • MMIU. ............. !Jll ISHIU!..it 5 pm bl. bay vllw 6'lx-Top toe. Sl7 IV. IL Ql- 11 'SKYLlllE !lbtSZ, 2 ltr, 2 8-n..l l'.lllalt, P. o. Bkr, l9U3!I tr &.Ol2t. • Lllot lo -T Otlf -· SINGLll-PAMILllS NEW I Br, 2 Ito, flllly aptd. BEAUT. JVRN, 2 BIL $115. Ml '12t, 2 Bil -. qt, SML 11o • ... ~ ~.., -. Box 2821, Bir -Loke, Fut mults 41!1 jllll a --ooluanl la tor 1"11 Walk It -. I Br Ooaan -· --Up Incl. Uill. B.S. pool. ll003E lilllllorT Walcll dlt -.... •poll. D ••• --~ o. 'CallL -call a'lfay·~ 5 IU..., 5 days tor 5 -lkl/p<IJ ....... flNOJ. -~. $400.'~ Adultt, ......... IOA °'if' llOUS k. CIL .. •& " t .. • ' • I - .. -• • • Ji, -Ji· 3 it•, ~ti ... q.f. SJ! $135/ I 3 .BR, ehci -3 ·w th Jo 'co ,ba p , . . p ,yo ,yo r 'in an '.all l 'F • • " I A TINKLING .• FOUNTAIN •• Moodo1, Ju~ 10, lfl2 OAI L'.' PILOT ,:3 ------~ I ~.... J[j) =1 ~ ..... ~ ... ~-~lal~I -!!. !!-~~~! ~I -!!! ...,...:., J ~~~ "'-' ~ IM Afil. Unlum. J6I G l-i•I -al 451 loclal Cluloo SIS Leot Ill ChlW ea,. Palntlnt & ...;.;.;...--~--COSTA M1•• ___ _,_ ___ ¥1 Poporho111lng Huntl..... ....... '"-..,,... BAYFRONT 3 BR. avail aB ... F'lND YOU1!$ELJ' ,,.....,ln-<:DM. In Uuk YOUNG SEI' SUmmft com1,1,_..,,.,..,.....,,__"'---I <r pen ol A-$!!!Xl/~1'. 14411 l 28liO Sq tt. II< SOMEONE ~ ~ --... PA&.'Tl~G l Re-It SS -llUNTllll'TON'S. * NE\\' 2 BJ\., blk lo ~ach. Out.lt&ndt,. vft 6' location CABINET MAJCEM-~ homes. nr Sandtutle llH f..10, excltlnc titld £lip. A\'s:. ~A ~ 1' ml Specl&CUlsr W.w. ll60 up. nr ;.tty. -lo llllnHy FIBERGLASS DISCOVER l Blue JW. Short hair tri"" IWimmq. beo<h. 113. Inter & exi.r El<"'1lenl .. ~ .. · ~ ... FINEST •~or 494-2339. only. 6'13-4303 for appt. Nr. Nwpt Frv.'Y a s.o, Frwy. n~COVE~-3393 a::~~~ ikatlrw. bowllns. arts A v.'Ol'k. Call 1-·ani. s• '533f -·-1 hom l BR a6t. ntar downtown. BAY • ....-ro..· 2931 Grace Ln. 614 SS.U or~ craft&. '*4TOL Ref. ,,,_., o come. e to! . Bit.ins. crpt'd. No ~ts. "uw1V 2 be4room. CSo. ot Baku,£, of Fabvlew Corttrecter Hue '"..iutt 11~1>11v),,., 2 BR. ljf\t~;o. 1~ Batho.·1400 $110/mo. C•U"MM!IOI, , aloepo • """pletely fUrnilb. % Ml) R<preKlltaUve "'""' Trovol 540 LOST white male BeJciOll No ·W..1..., atlllbett, '-"' Ill· tt acre1 .beauti'ul . . e<l.'AvallJ.,,..toSept$11iO 9am-12noon. --W-"'IN-D-JAMM--E-R.....;.;. ~rd .. •lclnlty °'*,.JACK Taula-pair *.WALLPA~Elt * *&nail, w•U manare<l ll"<-par k-11 k• surroundings. Lindo hi• · pr month. Adults oal;y Jn4l 979-4414 or 8!Mnl TAHITI Cat COile .. , l'tmod., addit ·.3r.)T.. exe. 11 1~n ,... call "lhe" ury unlta ln a convenient, Sunken Pool -Bafl..trquea -* CHARMING 2 BR, 2 BA, qttiL 675"'930. NEW DELUXE .?if-1 Unitl. 3 Sa.June voyqe • South Seu. •. a. b by ' I 5. Lic'd, My \Vay eo: 5'7-0036. 54144-J . ...Jru t!Bleatabllilhed atta,. I SparkU... Spanlah Fountt1.in11 be.y vlew, $.W. Lealt'. NO. 62 Beacon 8-y. N.8. pb. J)O\\'tr. 173.S Monrovia Share woi·k A COila; 646--M8!. Driveway• SAVE Ss -"'h)' pilntT I ree1, area poo, o~ Townhod»e living featuring: 6'1'5-'lOG Watertront 4 BR. 4 BA, 543-Jlt; 836-9798 i1S/371-l2l9 3 mo. o Id \V h It e De~ndab\llty pntd -rt.fa. '*1~J>Oll'lu<t,.;e•aoUCQUl'lt. • Spacious room• e i.:::: •• _:..::::zV::.·_do _____ Aue. S2700. See OWner on r-::--,-',---'-""-'-·-SamoyedCoUlepuppy.J'\lly QUALJTY' Hll coat tns . CLE AN lNG w all• .... I' bedroon1t. l~i baths. Stparate dinlni w/priva.te m.la •r preml&es. Rent1l1 Wantld 460 s. Vie Birch a l\lesa Or. Weather1 ~· oll restatant. \\' :i..!y,·ork, etc., b om e •. na1 pttlo, laundry-· patio e W&lklnf "clo.eta e DELUXE 2 A: 3 Br., 2 81, BA Isl. Hotel • Apt.I, Rn\$. ---------• ![SJ SS7..stn. Stayl bl&CK. HI w I e y ' 1 lra1kn. 494-29'70 workahop, af:*dou!: Uvina' Home-.llke kitchens 6: •encl ....... S1S5 up. Rental SIO da I< •= k. ~-RES'PONSIBLE aider lady l.elt Md,_., ~$3. PRQf'ESSIONAL Pain with firtpl1ce. cabinets I Deluxe built~ins. Qfc. •0095 Mace Ave. · -w "1 deeds room w I k Itc h e n . -S.\1L red cocker/9'1ter mix. . ~ s .4' .. tc. $190 all utllitiet: pa.id. ~i034. • ate, 6'1WSU. ptivgs by August l, c1ioee 10 tale. Und~ bite. CM arra. !lectrlcal flonest ·work. nu 1lC/lm. LA QUINTA ItEJU.fOSA_ V at1on Rilfttal• 425 shoppin&: area. 6'6-6W. Rfm-a.rd. 548-4419. E LECTRI-""' 1:--•• ..1 !nt/E~I. F'rff est. ~ Ml · VI • Fountl (f,.. ad1) 550 ~·· ~·-· "'"'· >9. 4 hlkl. S. ot SU Dieco Fn\'Y. 111on 110 3 BR Hie. ar q . apt untum bonded. Small Jobs. maint ~ -==-~--~• f . v·11 on Beach, l blk. \V, on • NE\V 3 Br, l~i Ba 1tep dn Beau~ ~!w.AlJNoo!:' II Br. for rent-Clean. Until Jan. l(f!J & ttpairs. ~ 1 • P.\INTIN G • PAPERING ~ a1rw1y 1 a Jloll to ;, 1973. $425 per mo. in CdM or * * * lntt~JkNt ~ lntt"rt0r Eztnior ' Apartments 16211 Parkside Lane ~nsnn, ..:.,Joha, ~ cr:'sttcd:: By week or month 673--0148. Newport Bch. 644-3402. Ralph Larranc.e Ekl1.nd1nrue·CAL \\'t.lOIRKL·: 'dA~ 1.ic 11\&Uttd Cuarantttd 114: 847-6441 .... ........,. R1ntat1 to ShaN 430 17152 Pt •rl St. ~ s. 11 or sm t~ ''' Ca.II Harrill 642-4551 P .S. 1'ht; pric' will aurpnse )'OU! ~Santa AJ\a Ave., 546-6215 . S230: ~71 . Carage for 1 year. Costa Oran.11o Ins. Free est. MS-02U. P ,~ . '*" El N rt Blach GIRL to share tUm l br Mesa or Npt. Bch. 642-4789. ··• Schools & Al1 .. ~£..n. Specialist outskit 'fBr~l ~'s J.l~C\vly ~;: . ON B CH! ••po apartment in H.B. S85 mo. REFINED retired eentleman You2-:k~~ :l':r o1 Instructions 575 Gard•n1na !nm ~ltchf:ns and baths. di PARK NEWPORT 847-1732 ••••· w•nl• R.lB or share deluxe South! -;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;I YARD CLEA?<-UP TIME' 642•1255 ~tins, ctPtl~> «bcl patio. '2 BR, 2 BA Uni. 'Fr. $2S1 · home. Top S$. 55&-1799 Ind • Tree n!moval, prunin,, IA\\ n PROF. Pail'ltlnr. alto TOOis. Nt<sch!s ., llhOp f. Chlklren 2 BR Furn Fr $308 APARTMENTS SHARE my ~'-home Homo & Gordon lnteresMd In care. Aho. lawns lertllhcd, .... .,., .. 11.. tmer/-r. ' no pets, 880 C.nler St.,' . ADULTS nm y . on the bay. WSil!"'/mok, Smatra~-ht~ .""331' Misc. R1ntol1 4'S 51\ow A R~I Estate lop d ...... mow. & edge. SI,, Uc/Ina. ~-.... ~- .• 64U340 or 548-2682. Fumf••ro A~. bl•. . ~ . • ,. . ••~ . at Uoe ..., al •• •·~·~apartment liv•··""' ·~ .. --n •·-•--t * • * ANAH EIM _Driveways" ed ;20. WALLPAPER HUNG OUS 2 Br apt. Carpet...ira~wuber ,_._., · ·~ · ~u •uuu-« ~·~ ° CONVENTION Career? 645-<191 640-56.'lG car!Rebko 6411-Ul!I $135/mo. OkJer pretened. heated pool-u.unas-tennta erlookl ng the water. Enjoy share. Newport Be act\. Mr1. Bob Togli , ' &T.Ylo13 rec~ -~an views tT50,«lO health spa, 1 swim-Priv. room & Ba. ~:W. 10339 NJ9ht•"t•l1 CENTER AL'S GARDENING DISCOUNT on ha~ If patloHmple parkiric --ming--poolt;--1-liehted-ten-·~---,..: ·-F-ountain--V•lley ---July-14-~·Jul,y·Zl-·-Ne\v or E.'\'Pf\"lf'nl'.'f'd ror gardf!nins A:. 1 ma11 buy on \V.C. Lir /lnir, call 3 BR, 2Ba,E18th St., s~c, ru's cou~-plus m'•lcs of Garages for R-t 435 You a-the Inn ol ---Tull or Part-Time land~plnc -HNu:es.-.call -......., H~~T·-1::•-·-ftlcl garage. Adl11, SiTs. Security Cµards. bicycle ~':ita, puttlni'. shu~ _,. 2 tidcets ~ ~r Please_ call 642-5678, ext. 314 UcenJln& Prep. For 540-SlM eves. Ser v t n i ''"" arcn~• '" """""' 51&-371!;/M0-4431. HUNTINGTON Ileboard, croquet. Jun).or.1·1 GARAGE !or car« storage. Southlond be"'om9and'5·pm·IO~laim ..................... ---·--...,,, ..... edM.-Cos<a->i.sa, Pi.1Nr,cP..Mfdl;:~ ~:::.:::::.:=.=: 2 BR. crpts, drpg, bltn stove, ~ !rom $174.50 wootfffy';" al&o 1 .sro. pe.r mo, 91' Palm st. H & G d your tickets. (Nprth County • R.E. Slsm &: Bkrs Oovu Shatts, Weslclltt. PATCH PLASTERING iitlv patio. $150. w-w. PACl .. IC , and-2-nearOOm plans and H.B'. ~78• 5¥-f979. om•Show •r •n *toll·ftte ".~~.~~:~~ .. :.~:~:~~;;r;int;,lt . ~~Q~l0l'.\b.J..,.tr.tt .. ~1lrk .... z~pn:·•'rff ·ettimaw. ........ -...... 1 Wu.on. 67~n71. ru OCEAN AVE .. H.B. 2-story town houses, Elep-at th or s prun l ng,tr1mm1n s:. Call 5tOi-M25 1 BR. untum w / 1 t 0 v e . ('114) 53,f..1'87 trtc kitchens, private patlM ~ee Rental 440 ANAH E 1 M B~CK & "''hitf! female lone • Tu!Day &: ~~ Claases spraylne. s p r I n k I e r s . :P"'l-.,.L.,.-,------i ore open 10 am-6 pm Dally 01' balconies, carpetinc, dra· DESK space ~hie $50 haired cat, very t bin . • tlon iu:imb. Plan Land1JCaping, c I ea nu p . um .. nt epnv.nient location. Sl35 WIWAM WALTERS CO. peiies, Sub1011apean PBlj<-mo. WDI provide -1Me C O~~~:~kON Vicinity Fairview Road George 64&-5893. --°"P'°L"'U"'M°"l=IN"'G,.--~· Pf1" .mo. 5.5T-n68 ing with elevators. OpUoniLI at SS mo. Anawertng ll!l"rice J near San Dleao F w Y. For Jn!onnatlon Brochure * ~ANDSCAP ING * Jnstall·Rernodel·R,palr, i '/ 1600 sq. ft l Br, 3 Ba. mald service. Just north of !labl -F~ A uJy 14 ·July 23 54~7164 1 1 (714) SU-1192 N Sp · kl d "' ~,,,;.... k •"1 NE\V beaut 2 BR shag crpta • ava e, ..,.. ~' Ye, Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 · ' Free Guest Lttlurf! C\V "'nl, rin f'rt. tt: • Free Estlmlte1, lJc. ""'._..,n o • no petl. ~o. ' • Fuh\on Island at Jamboree Lacuna Btacb. C94-9& FND wht shauy hul ~ cl a p state II 'd 536-l225. ..... -~or833-3540. drapes, bltins, has frplc:. afidSanJoaquinHUIIRoai:l. I,:;;=:;:,;::=:::.;:::;;:~= bet\veen 9and5 pmtoclaJm • ~ 325 Old No. Newport Bl. J\'8 e nu · c · _,,. ~ Near beach. Open house Sat Telephone (ll4) G44-l900 NEWPORT WATE.RFRONT your tickets. (North County w/crey floppy e~. Vic. Edmond F, J1ck1on C0:"11Pu:J'E La w n It PLUMBING REPAIR Dilfta Point l~:Xl. 623 9th St. or call for rental information OFFICE. Prestige b:aUon toll-fret-number ls ~1220) Tic Toe Maket on Be~ch R.E. Education i;ince 1964 Gan'lening ·11ervicfo. H11ulinc No job too amaU . 847--0140. _::::::...::=:.::::::;:==-opposite-Linda Isle. Carpet, * * * Blvd., HB. Please claun, k clean-up. J im 543-0405. * 642.3121 * A~ .upper 2 BR, 2 ba, den S"' Be Uful DELUXE 2 Br., 1 ba., frpl., air, gd prking, 341 Bayside don't want to take her to A d tf!.1se: ocun w , adj look· 3 Br, 2 ba, ....,... au new carp. &: paint. Encl Dr. 67~1~/eves. 548-l019 9G2-ca emy LAWN SE RVIC E COLE PLUMllNG oot pt., yacht harbor, $210., BlHns, shaf &: dills. Clean, gar. Adults over 30: no l ~ pound. 9437• R11I E1tat1 Cut · Ed&'e. 'l'l'lm Dependablt 24 hr, teNice. •llll 4'6-07S9, .f99.Xl55. spacious, nr park & schls. children or J>l'\s. $l9e. DESK !l)aCe available $50 Announctmrtms ., BLACK kitty w/wbite paws, Contracting A Evea aft. I . 54$-3766 5$7-8585 Drtlns uftdolpd .. $1-" Olildren welcoml. no pets:· 645-4443. ·mo. Will provide tumfture j;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;· ~~ fluffy, vie Coast Hwy '= l n1ur1nct Schools EXP. Hawaiian Gardener Sn-er Une to JOO" .. $J1,. "6.mlnftctn h1ch ~-...:::....:=------at SS mo. ~ aervi~ Anita St , Laguna Beach. (GI appro ... 'ed, 1\1/C, BoA) complete gardening 11trvlce * 5f9..2502 * · NEW 2 BR, 2 "BA. dbl B.AL. Pen in Deluxe 2 le 3 available. 17875 Beach Blvd. ....... ....,,.. WALK to beach, new deluxe ,. BR F 1 ea B nd Hun"·-eea-•. i!.o"I .. -Announcem1nt1 500 ·r•u-.woo. Kamalanl, 646-4676. ~"BR, 2 BA, iuriken liv rm, earage. $100 mo. BllinJI, . rpc.illio. r. ray nel w. U0'6"'" ,,... ..-.-..u.\ FOUND puppy between INSTRUCTION in the ;irt of JOHNSONS' GARDENING RerMClel A R.,.lr med -:.i:~,.,., Jrplc, bl•-crpU, drapes. 6 4 5-4 2 0 3, ~.~ 0148P,_a"'.. n. r Y • 2 ADJOINING o lf ices 1,-,,,,,,,,,,,_,..,-..,-....,.--Bell D ll i ""' ... '&' u.. O'U'O-'-ile.bl 2 dill t lc:ca NOTICE Is hereby {ivtn that Fair;ro!lndB &: OCC. Costa Y MCfJ ava now n Yard 1'1ainteriancc, Planting CUSTOM R•mod/Alterattom. d'r DW, encl pr, priv Sl.'\-8447 ava e. eren • the undenigned will not be Mea. Owner Iden t 1 t y. Hunt. .Bch. ~aues no\v Cleanups !)62..2035 What have you. Devtd patio $285 per mo. Children 2 BR apt Oosed g&rage. BEACH area' aPf.rtments 64tio.,~·~ $150. • .&.. $100./mo.. 540-3994.. tormlne. Bealnning Flamel\o-St t 'I contractor Ok. Watn"· pOL 1 1 5 Crpts, dr,,t. 'Child I: small fmm $175 pe'l' month Yrly. 11-"QJW tt9P0nsibli for any debtl or co -claues are al.eo avail. i=:xi:ERT Japaneile Gardener ewar , i::en ' ~ware. 54&--x.2. • pet ok. S14S/mo. S47-2MO. . AGT. 613-85ti:1 ..... -Mr. Larson IDEAL 1oc avl. Aug. I ~itie~a~1%~ .. 1o~ ':~ ~iar:tr: :h call, 962-3797. * &4>1796 * _646-_284~'-· ------1 CULATE 1 Br 2 Ba Harbor Blvd CM Good traf. BE AN Ott or NB att.a It~ o W/iLK to leech LARGE 2 BR l 1tory t-plex. IMMA • • lie 1,;., G""""'"g aa ot 6/l.2m. St .. C.M 1.90 W. l!th St.; J"l'S r-~ ni _,ng i Br., cpta, c1rp1. dahwahr Cpts, drpa, r/o, car, tncd, clll:, bltns. encl ':1i-patio. eXJ)06e. VIN aq fL C.M. after 5 pm. INVESTIGATOR ... , ..,...ue nr, complete1--------- lii I: Xl9 16th, 347-3957 child OK. S135. M7-tl245. $185 lse. 548-3708, 2370 ~3437 dys. ~ FOUND 2 alnink:s, vicinity Recorded Meuaie Tells How 541•~!, yard!t ., CAtt, cleanups. LEE 'ftoofin&: Co. Rooftrc Ill •'-": U'""' ...... · -• •~. Unfum. 365 NEWPORT -BAYFRONT OFFICE Space, 444 Old I I Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. Call Toll Free ~a ., pm. types. Recover, repein, Nlwpo· rf Beach Newport Beach · r. """ .,.....,. . . .,...,....,~ -& • -1~ Llclbo •--"t'' n...-n. ~ ....,, APT 2 B 2 n . ·~ F'or Newport Blvd., 3 blks No. ot ~--Ptriiison.riiiiiiil -~:.~ ~·=·~· ~ ·~~·~·.-=~~--~ (1 I IOM2' -32 Jones La\\'n Service thermo roof coaUrcs, wtlhe :;:iiiiiif<iiiiiiiiiiiiiJliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit::IX:iii Details Call 642-2202. Hwy 1· D> sq. ft. $95/mo. !lfov.· edge, vacuum. Small -"Y"-'r. nded, a .. _ I, NEWPORT EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS Newport Beach's " Most Prestigious Address '. The Coast's finest. That one statement says it all. High on Ne~rt's western.~ mo~ bluffs overlooking Ltdo Isle; the Ocean ana 'Ne~rt Harbor has been created the South- Jand s most exquisite apartment homes in a matchless setting of luxuriantly landspaced • lakes, wind.Ing drives, fountains and formal' '.gardens. : .all inspired by the renowned gar• ,dens and elegant architecture of the famed .palace at Versailles. We can't tell you here of all of the wonders that await you at Versailles. Y9u must see for yourself. The full i1ass walls to the in- 7 comparable views. Fireplaces. Built·in - t bars. Spacious mirrored dressing areas. The _provisions for your comfort and security· • ••. iate house to the enclosed community, ! parkmg within your building, elevator to ,your floor. And .•. The Versailles Club .•• lyour own exclusive club with its sump_tuously furnished lounges, }lilliard room, exercise i and sauna rooms, neated pool, sun deck and 4o1Jt uni9ue "Acapulco type" aqua bar. l j;:verything to contribute to luxuriou~ living in an unparalleled atmosphere of prestige and privacy. Just the finest there is ... that's .all. 548-5300 FOUND \l/edncsday, 6-21. _u.~. cle~n-up. 54>2943. ' 1947.~ Frte est. ~7m. P I 530 .Black puppy, male. H~ r------,[5J Apts., ~·e•·"·--BAY VIEW OFFICES orsano I · lington -ch. 536-8449. I , l AL'S Land.s<a plng. Ttee • T. Guy Rootin(. O.al Furn. or Unfurn . 370 Deluxe, air-conditioned s-,,..-..,,-, _m_a_le-.cha--uvl_n_l-st-· 26-, Servlca .. __.. . removal. Yard remodelibg. Direct. I do my own y,wt, Redecorated. Lido area looking Jor attractiv~ un· FOUND female orange le ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.:..;1 Trash hauling, Jot cleanup. 6G4'180. 541--9590, Co1t 1 M11a Rcalonomlcs, Bkr. &Ta-6100 attached '"'"Oman to share black do&: by "1esa Bowling I Repair sprinklers. 673-1166. ----------Alley, Costa Mesa. 64&-1731. •_•bysltti.. JAPANESE G-~---s.w_ 1,./Alteral-Su"''""' Rentals OFFICE $60 month. crpkl, beaut. beach house and va-~=--· _ PALM'"'' M,_ES.A .AP'T'.S~ ulil pd. in shopping cenler.· ~tion during July, Must be FOUND G/2a, vie. Tustin Ii; YOUNG SET SCHOOL.-aa:es Comp. Yardwotk &:: Clean-up . ._ SE\VJNG .. DESIGNJNG -333 E. 17th St, CM. 6'7U140. neat & run·lovlng. Hippy Cabrillo, C.M. White, •mall 2-6 open 7 d~1. &am.-7:30 Free estlmate!J, sa..no2 Me a -Womiln. Rotonlblf MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. Business Rental 445 types f!eed not apply. Call dog. 646-6536. pm. Profesaional teachers n.ta. Ten doUlr ml:nlnna. FURN. OR UNFURN. . leave name & No. 673·8943. SMALL gray i: white kitten. $3> weekly 6f6..3706. Generll Servin• EatbnatH. Cd ... 1450. Unbelievably I•-apta.. LEASE · Vl Ba'·· •· "'-1-.1-. -•~ tor ttorap 630 aq ft ask tor Tom. c ru:r • "" .... vio:,.., Alllrotktno· •&liil buge pool, Jacuul elect t tum. liance Huge eyet. 641-3404. RESP 0 NS IBLE t!Xper. FREELANCE; WRITER • ..., ._ bit-in!, shag crpts, dl'Ps, ~ksrm .. ~nts ::~ty· *FULLY LICENSED* ,___. babysitter, your home. Jen-EDITING/REPORTS/ Net.t, acoutatt, 2) ,_.. ap. sauna etc. Adults, no pets. • • , Renowned Hindu Spiritualist. GERMAN Sbep...,..1.-u found nUer 675--4952. ADV IPR SINGLES ••••••••• From $135 store, etc, or photographers Spiritual Read:I~ atven near stop and Go Market, SPEECl-JES SltM. dark rm. 1100 mo: W. Htg dally. )~ AM-)QeM. A<IJ.'l<'e Balboa Blvd a, Pacllic Coaat I WILL babyllt, my home, 1 BEDRM. ·······.From:;~ ~h, 2 btks off Paeific coast gtVen on all-mitten, I can H~; -------:Wffkdl.)'l,~vlc..-Bulhud-lr AIL PHASES. 833-.J0.18 ---S.D MqMtie·stcna ;0~~~·t:··~ Un-Ht"'8Y· 536--1346. help you. FND. German Shepbe::rd pup Heil. 839-3704 J~sc:N ..... r:u:agicln. ~~...14: $5.95 each Ir up. def'-priced 1561 Mesa Qr. 1738 An ah e i m, C.M. 312 N. FJ Camino Real approx 1~ mos. tern. o.C: Carpet S.rvle. 0 1 ~ .. ._..... Call 962--0950 anytime (5 blkl from Newport Blvd.) B us In ess~tfice-ground San Clemente Fairtmdl. Sun. t9J..282'l, ~~ns part.es, $8. flie I 54&-9860 lloor, parking, nr. 17th & 49Ul36 or 492-9034 RHODESIAN Rkl k STEAM Carpet Clesnen. ---------Newport C.M. 500 sq, ft. · ge Bae prof. at lowe1t prices. 3CK:I TOTAL SERVICES CO. CERAMJC Tile, Kltchenl, llff!!8ti8..AIJ ZO ~Sl=OO~"='°-· _67e,3-_2654"'"·---Se!lin: C.r ~uyin~ ~°::'1d:'J,,. 71 (: aq. tt $:l9.93. 9U--0672. . Pl~ lna!all'1 • Csrpentry. Bathl, Entrya. c a atom S--~Hn• N-" Adult Apts. OFFICE. store near N'pt. B I d I JOHN'S Carpet • Upholstery Elee repain, cement work. work. Reaa. Glen, 5t8-1al. .-.......... .... e or• seeinn • ea er FOUND Schnauzer -Poo c I 64&-'- • 1 BR-Unfum $160. " Post ofc. le Greyhound 'JI e a n e r 1 • E x tr a _;,.,;..;.;-;.;.:..·------I CaJI 645-6333 male puppy, July ht, Dr\ Shampoo tree Scotcl> 1[11 • l BR-tum $190. Depot. 5.17 ft. $150: 736 Ft. w h • t Mi 1 vi Jo --18 ~.:~ tSo'•l eei-~-~,1• Haun,. E.•"'"I·-• I e 2 BR-unfum $190. f $225 Month. Agent 646-2414. ,. a ve privt e 18 on e ' ON"OO • •-M"U .... -.-... -.,.=~,....-----I -T Buyers & Sellers CAT you•• •emate --••· h De-•strs le all color :"": ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~I I• 2 BR 2 Ba-furn $245. OFFICE apace or comm'I • ... '-' • ~1• •·-TREE A q plant removal PRIVATE patios, WSH tor· store ail. ,A 500 PALM, CARDS I: SPI.RIT· ·brown & white, Thalia 4: brla:htener1 1' 10 minute Yard ~ in.th cle ' est setting, Carports, eas rt. 11.:0: Beactp~., H~'. UAL READINGS. Brine ad Wilson, Lag Bch. 497-109L blSaeach for whflebyea~!! RotolW lnr, moving, 2 :;~ loll W•nt..t, ~.. 711 paid. Call 84.?-8531 Agt. for reduction. 10831 Beach 8 WK. Puppy, vie. Rochester meve=.::)' Will aa~ + S ton flat dump. T day, 24 SCRAM LETS 114 E. 20th St .. C.~1. * OFFICE.fiOO gq tt avt Blvd., tanton. 1 ml aouth of & Santa Ana, C.M. Identify livina: nn., dinlns nn. A hr, Call M 6 T 642-1403, • * 54Ml37 * now. 800 Sq. Ft. TN-~-="'.1"'~"15-""842=1.---,,--to claim. 645-1-082 alt 6. hall $15. Any rm. IT.SO, SKIPLOADER "dump truck ANSWERS 1 k 2 BR. tum. or unfum. DUSTRIAL SHOP avl Aue. PROBIL\f .Pn!pncy, Om-FOUND new 10 speed bike couCh $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. work. Concrete A .uphalt Pool. $140 Up. Children'• 646-2130. fident, 1 y mp at he t I c on Balboa Peninsula call e;tp. 11 what countl not .sawin& Ir: break Inc, section. EL!\t GARDENS 500 pregnancy counseiin1. Abor-OR. ~765 and delCI'ibe. nletbxl. I do v.urk -'--u. ~mo. Beel.Im -Etude -Truly-sq, ft. shop, ofc. Ample . .c. ~--· APTS. 177 E. r.!nd St., C.M. parking, 2.'WO N e w p 0 rt lion &: Auuption r ~ t · Short hair gray striped kit· Good ref. 531..olOl. LOCAL Ji.fol/et. Exp 001lea:t Denl.Jl -B.URNT 642-3645. Blvd., C.M. 6.46-2544,, APCARE, st2-4436. ten, found in l'desa Verde, C•rpent•r 1tudent. Lr& truck. Reu. Divorcedman'airony: "She 548-8333. ASTROLOGJCAL compatible 546-7308. J M3-19t6 collect. lrtt.ted me llke a pe.gan rod. Huntington. &lach lndustrlol Rontol •u. dales aingles dancea w/live FND ·-•·• at 8 ,.. Co * * * YARD ---cl She pJaced BURNT offerinp · ~ • • · .... ....,., muaic In N.B. Singles 546-~~l,UJ rona Al W l11man Remo'V'f!' ·~7 d~an~!;; before me at rvery meaJ." 2 BR FROM $139 FOR leaae by .W.er, in.1 ""Cbal=•-,,t.,,,64i.=54~94-·.,---310 Fomonclo Apt. 112 Drlvewa.vr, arading. IU7-2688 AUTO. Mech. wa.., to MOVE ~N TODAY I duatrlal bldg. 10,t!OO sq.1315 ALCOHOUCS Ano"'"'°"'. Lost 5.SS . lolboa YARD I< eu.,. Cleuup. bfcome ~~rklnr partner In Kids & pets OK. Pool. All Borchard, nr Edineer 4 Ph:lne 542-7217 or write ---------You are the wlnM'r of Free est. 1 dlya. Call eltab. auto vrv bu 1 extras. 3'Br, $199. 1'1392-A .;G~randijii;' iSan~tajjAnajiii;' i64~2-3912iiii':iiPi.O~.iBoxiiil223iii!, Cotiiii"iMieaaiii-. * "GEORGE" * 2 Ucliets to the anytime, MMOll. ~. ...... cilJ Jack Kioelaon Lane. (Nr. Slater & ~ YOWlf, all wblle, "10rl Southl..... ~- Beach BL ) 847,-. * * * * * * haired tom cat ia mlsainc In H-& O..nlon -loanl,. Jolt Wanted, ,_,. 11J roRN OJ' ~' 2 &: 3 br, Lido Pentniaala a re a . Shew 11) ba, pet OK. From $145. Rewanl lor lnlom>atlon A at the HOUSE OF GOOD TYPIST .:L-blk. .. 10........._.._ •. --·------------'-.......,,,M?JIJ ~~~•ct ANAHllM C' '"N Wiii do yeur 'YPlnt et ------ .. , - ·=·;. 1't:'~1391~1 Trader's--Pa-rad1~s·-e··---:-;~~.:; --·--c~~11~°"-· .... n:ooRS~PETs. :d =.:.':!~ I 6~. .fulY'Jr. July l3 WINDOWS • WAU.6,--...... v., Wnt;,k'-(lllf"-..: --~--~ Newport looc;n E, temt.le cat. Sat PleU< call 642-54111, ext, 314 6 Y~ AREA. or wlll W.rlc by hoUr One Bedroom -Studios from: , Two Bedroom from : Furnished Units available (Small pets welcomed) ' $\80. $265. I• une 24. Lti::una Ntiuel, vie between 9 and 5 pa to claim 642-6824 c•ll 147..JOH. ~l'(I:~~~!;. l~~~~ Ines Coif Coul"le; Wegt Nioo your titkell. INorth Counly · Drive. ,$5973. . toll-tree nunlbcr Is 540·1220/ "" NEED help at bomtt We f\vaU July l', 644-530'1'.. • Pl C 11 A * • • ... haw Aide• • N~ • , ti mes H SI a goin MeSA Cl I Hooaekpn e Cornpcntons e S.n C lem ente Burmese cat mi~inr from LARGE OR SMALL 1 wlndo~~ e~ 1":0' rCa.rpeUI, Homemaker 1 .. Upjohn SPACIOUS twnhlle 2 BR + 2 N. Dana PL Sml tf!m adl1 1 AJI Types Work : Cut doors, Re Id/ ' 'I 5 S 7 _•6 7 ~t2<·. 547~1. d ·--dollars· dk brown. Reward. 496-1745. ~·el, --~-1. "' n l 1 h ' ... • ... ":'m • , ·l:c,,.-.--.,------1 bll. IWllhr, thag buuuut, nr _., •"'"""'"' ~ 00 you neftl any phunbq, bch/p~/Ulor>l'.t 492-4313. RE\VARD, te:male mediutn frame, re Pa Ir• ele. palnllna:, plutertnit • f atze do< w/llhOrt hair ,.. 962-1!1. Docllcatad Cloonlng landsoaplnr _, u so call ------ perfect Collie marldop ... .... * WE DO :tVERYTil!NG * (lrer. - color. Llmpt on ,.;g)it le(. lJ 0::1111,.1 eer.. Fr.!e eot. &16-2839 Help W•-· M i p fli .found call 141-6635. Aoomtlcal Ce.Wncs blown Elccellent Houacleanlne · Four beautiful furJJl•hed models' open from t to G From New~rt Boulevard turn at J.'1 IRVINE TeJTace view k>t -itO&pJW·-Road'1one -block-110rtb·ot-·Pa_c!iJ' Ii<' >-ll+l·'---'lll!!!!L_ .. ~ l30,<XXJJo..&•"~._.llll11all!-.__j COMM'L Prop : :lllil New-~ H!Jhway at Lido lsle)..to entrance l'ee avaiL Want Improved port Bl .. Ol.~ -.oo;:-100. Pt.lm Desert-Le Quinta. SIS. Owner wllI CUTy TD. • lff'll' ., .iia~ao• \ • Elliot-Owner, 517"8St. Prine only, Far.free 6: cltar --------RQOllS 12! • up. o..rlool<-lQ! OUTBOARD 65 h.p. imprvd prop onub. llJ.ll2l ._ Harbor a O c e a n • Ttade for bone t:rafler or 13$/wk. II b1k octan. z;oo equipment. ...,, 1arser Seaview, O\M. boat or fT?'!' I ROOMS 115 wk up "lltlL l!O '57·935e wk U.P Aptl, 2378 Newport 4 Br, 3 ba local condo, clear Blvd, CM 54M'll5. d T eaert Jand, .D.1, for Jn- KITCHEN PrivU. Man only. :»me property. Local or San $00/rno. 2161 "1iM:r St. OleKO. Yalu 50M. All or Colla Mesa. ~o. port. 56-3913. Summer Rontols 420 !'----"----= WANTED: 4 plaoe a\ng eng plane • motor bme. Ha~ '67 Chry11lcr Ne.w Yor\ta, 23' aailboal , vacuum equip, hshld furn. llloving. 548.o533 2 Br houac, E/1\de. C.M. t..ACUNA &tach. Studio apt. tor vacant Sot, !And, ctr or clOAt 10 heed! . .SJOO wk. Jul, what ha~ you? Donald J. Schol• " Company. SUS Aua. 4-t Myers, '7U75' \VANT h11e or uni ta Orana:e Co.· have TO' a pJUJ. 160 Acrt11 Or'IQn 1or T0'1, hie, unlta f Eulli• M. Kennedy, Excbanp. 963.JO\O, SILVER grey male poodl<!. -«pplle<l. Fr<e .. by doy. Own trans. V\cltJtt:r Su n1 Io w e·r a: -tuna'"'-Guar MC-7ll3 * l3&-0S48 * Accowrttrw Ollrical J'alrvlew. 1100 l\<Wlld. :1171 -' • Fee Paid Prof. Corpot CINnl111 ll«eptiT>J>< 11) ssa :n:1 Cir., Colla Me• ~. C-rtto Also wlndowr l Door csrt. Eexc. Sec'y FREE -.. ldvl<e and call Dutch S.l'M~, 24 hn. A/P (Conrtr) •: :: o~ °':!' :~ ::: t1Unm11. All I ch•rl• tor BAY ., .~ J;Cllltorlal. Typl•t . $1111 VW Hamn. Rew a r d 1 ii a blt.atilUl job at a ttaa. CrptJ/~/floiors, etc. Sa/et)' Dep. Cltrk NDO prict. 64lh'IOl3. Rel1d/Comm l. 14&-lAOt. Telltr IP/time) 12 hr -· JOHN'S Potlo, pool decks l Polntl,. & • Escrow Olflcer l«!O $100 RE\VARl> for info block. J"rM est. ~I tor Paperh1nt1nt General OtOct to St00 te.dln,c to recovery ()f lrs appt:days or aft, .5. ~ _ .. , 11 Applicant P~• Fee 1 male Stal point S.I a rn e s e i:."' 1 • ~" n&, Frt~ I'll. l\tedl I necci t ·-from }larbor vu home11 n.ooR work I . pl;tlos, Re&4! Uc'd. Guar, •·Oll pick 1 CA P · ......., 6/00. &14-4946. drlvtwayi k sldf'wtlka. cobr • we'll do rest. ~~g~ !!!! LOST male Slame1e kitten in,. lJe'd/Bonded. 645-0826. ~. 01ri F=· to * Outcb Haven Country Oub PATIOS, walks. drl\'C, Install PAINTING A PAPERING, Bookkttpcr ,l lo U Homa,. us.&158. ntw lawna, 11.W, break, 11 )Tl In Harbor am. Lie &t K nch .. llOl cacney Lane, Newport lluch I SUMMER rtntal ... Penln. Calitonila> -(714) MM142 l Ii bit lrom .... 2 bib * ·* llllm=ICl•--·--=------N•L'\ octt1n. 2 Br, 2 a.. t75-«Y.IO. 7 ' *' * * The rutttt dnw In the Weat * ... a DoUy PUol awlll<d Ad.~ ,...,.., I• E6S tor •11• bonded. llel'i tum.~ R'ii1;H RYAN AGENCY e ~81'01( CEMl:NT \YORK PAINTTNG • -· clean, 1193 Ntwpo<l, CM 141 .. Driver, , patloe. guars-......... !.lowed 11931 Beach. RB MT.it poa1 -. 0on. 60-l:lt4 .:•;..:._::::::.::::.· r7W1::::::::411:::·:._~-l•.., ................ !!!ll•I --------- • ) / • • f Meotlor, Jt~ lO. 1972 t s st . . . . , ,. . ·' .. •· ' ~·- -.-• . . . .. ................ -. . . . .. .. .. ... . . • ,. • • • • •• •I- ~~~~!~~~·~·~~·~~ .. ~~· lrn1 .:::::;;( ~(, ';·~·, ~I ~ffi)~J I ~' .. E:;-k10.!.iiiiiii~_tml:.;• 1 ~1 ;;' ;;;'' J ;;;" ;;:lrn1~••:i;;' ;;"' ... ;;'";;•• ;;J(Ill;;ll . ;~_.,,, .... "'. lllf• . 7 ::::: Hel~ w-. M & ,, 711 Help W•ntod, M & F 11& Help Wontod, M & F 710 Holp Wontod, M & F 710 Help Wantocl, M & F 71 o Help w-. M & ,, 711, Help W•ntod, Ma I' 710 Help W•ntecl. M & F 710 Help Wontod, M & F 710 I • ACCOUNTANT o Caahlor. part t!mr, T1>e DRIU.p,.uopen.., '"""· EEiiERAL Ole. expn. LEGA!,s.a.taey-Exper._I«' S ALES>IAN _....iv., TAILOR •·anted. I-fr DI £xp'd •cctc derW: to handle Earl'• Plumblnc 1.ne, $2.25 pu tw Apply u 18110 ~rm. Fllbne ec"· ~ G5 NtNo1JOl1 Cenlt.r Law <>t.fitt. NEW FACTORY Quality ntat. ~t e r ,C o fqui pmcnt. Talklr snop, 121 C-Tustin l lrn1 I J{Il) I " ....... . f 7 ' mJ[ a.«OUnll payable a job cott £42.1153 Euclid. f'oWIWn Vly. • on IBM Exec ..... gd R.tpll '!..CJU aul'I'~ pad Ono."'~ EXPANSION I QUALITY comm1saiOn plus: MUil ha\.-C Avt, N.B. 54&--0146. rtCOl'dl Send -.. ,_.. -. S ~. ..... ,._..., ~"·0 •• i. C O ua Y """• • ' ~ p-~·--p scl"-••--CDJ!ONE 0 -•-·. 0 ·U ,I · ·--·-• Chol wonted Exp DRIVE A SCHOOL BU w .. ~m~rs. ........,, -1"60 Co<t M Ca ·~---~ -·-· ·~~ ~ ~ ula.ry ~ulmnftltt to: $1000 mb. c&U 6T5-424.i Tn.lnlna 11lartlng &bortiy Jor (or Chrts.. • esa, . $51)1..$650 Ptr Mo. COllTllllL ltfual ailo be riling to dO Southern Orange County'• -Omnl-:~iac, -#att"'"•'tlm-itlut"'~ .... --f*'lllAOM& .... pa.rt...WM. .G.f.'mral.Q.(J.it( LICENSED 1ha.rn009 &lrl _ _ "1nu lite cl anup. Aw!Y bttwn f 8.vorltt NewspapE:'l' from 17822 GUJeue Aw, , · ~ . -bu.-drivere. Be Jlet>nsed & cashier exi.erlenCc :iOOd-· -nttded;--a~ lhl'\1-'ie.l ... _.!_._lf,vll,. titne·-----.... --.-.. -,.. .. -...... ---.. ~U&m.. -20m -oOO'·--Uli ~yoor--honM~ as .much ::.-· , Jrv1nt, Calif. W105 -ready to \\.'Ot k wht-.n JChool on phone. Lite typing: .!!-~~~fort' 4 Pl}}.· fc ,..._,~· • .....,,,.....,..,.,,.. ·-i.I'..-. Stereo ~uip \\lattt>ouse, as )'OU neecJ, Genel'OUll CO'l'D:r • A/PAYABLE:-'riiJI .. the Ci ataru Sept. J!i, MUst bl' dt-~.Earl'• Plumbing Inc. 6 · olfrlit ~ if iA ne\\t bom~Y Juit formed l'.19 E. 11th-St.. Coililta.Meu. mtuiott on eACh aalc. C&1t ~ job tor a. bright aal who ) A t pcndablc It have a good . oo.r753. LITE BOOKKEEPER Uhlde helpfll'.I, but not re-by Amttica • J ea d t n C or caU Cot appt. 645-2442. 557...f739, ~ \\'ant. to cet Wad with one lerica drlvl~ record Routes open Ciood job no typing Girl Fri· quJrcd. Must be 19 or over. deVi!lopn' o t J'Hident\al Must be able to \\'Ork full TRAINEE i of u~ mtce•I bulldttt in~ In many ttta~ llOSTESS/Cashier, p/tlme. day, ~anent. ~fit shar· Able. to atart work Jm· corumurdilcs i& r'low staffing tlmr. • area. PluJh office. '600. Fff e STAT l:LERK (Xlnt job tor hOuacwlvu) No Swt or 110 11 d a Y" Ing & health Ina. Mnrlc C. mediately, It ae<epted. For II• .,,.,..Uon lo Orange SALES Cl"'· r.n1al<. Large ASSEMBLERS .. ~I Paid/Other ·-~ J~. Call . ._e -TYPl·S'.f-/C·lERK CalL'lJj/~m. !l a1n to 3 Knlmer'a O>lonial Kitchen, Bloome, 3005 llarbor Blvd., Job Infonnatlon Cou_nty. It Nu ~ an party A paper goods store. To St Per llr r Helen lti)oft, 5"'.f 0-~TS 5 • pm Mon·f'rl. 19th & Harbor, GM. Costa ?i.f.eaa. exoUng new concept m f!M:!-Previous sales exp, re. NO FEE ' .coutal.. Aa~. T J 0 -lJOUS£l{EEPER -Coo k Call Tuesday tor;-butlt modular hota· quired Full time A,pply ln r Jlarbor Bl at Ade.ma, O.t. Good skUl.s needed •• Life, ao-.....-earn $700 . $800 Mo. I COmi;)M.lon to c Id c r I Y LIVE OUT • 10 a.m •• 4 p.m: _ ing. ~ 9 amA, pm. 801 ApplicaOoM beln: ae«Pfed • ASSEMBLY ddtnt k health 1nru.iiM@e .4 dt,y ~le. No exp. Mu11t be gt<ntlemcn, Llve·in, drltt. 5 floosekeeper under 5 0 · n' °'Sl -· -Baka' st., C.M. Mr. J{arper. for assemblers. No t!Xpel'. 1 prrfen'«I, but not eS&CnliaL over 6 & ~illing to y,-ork. rlfty wk, Enjoy--fdlhl~. Gend Cameo Shorts, <;orona <tel -... We have an lmmo:Hate ope~ lll'Ct'Sll. All shirts avail. ' Some eolderfn&: k wire wmp PITC. mll?Tled. C:raveyard 1iaJary. Pttfer lady 45 to 5..> lotar' hmne. 2 adults, 511 duy -ing for an lndivktual with at SALESltAN WANTED Pi.l ust be able to start • uper. neceuary. Xtra Joni lNTERV~G ahlft. 5'1~185. Rc l8 fRIUire<I. 673-293!l. wk. must have c a r . NITE MAINTENANCE least 3 yean recent expe-r. Preeentable & ~harJ!.. No e:'P· 7114172• '. tenn uaignment. Mon thnt Fri ~12·30 pm ESCROW SEC'Y fiTh-7888. POSITION In the construction trade. neccs:aary .. High potential. • Irvine 540-4450 ON · . 11 0 USE KEEPER, Com LOCAL 1..,,, seeks 1 Steady . depe,..,ahte maa !or Thl• "per. must include Work Fri-Tues. ph o ne P ,P,S. ; NEVER FEE AT J'EMPO SITE OF OUR. The Irvine Company seeks panion. P/time. lot ust drive. men o retail store matntenance. 5 duties of a qua 11 t y m-0211 after ll am. • Pacific ' ATE MPO NE\V BUILDlNG an ~scrow II 4!I c re t a r Y No s fl\ o k i ng/drinkin&". learn all ~ues of our eli;c· D&ys, -~M:,lAM. Good • will SECRE'I'ARX dlctanM Personnel Services : ,..,, w/mm. 2 yrs k>an dept ex· 962-5224, H.B. trlcal memenance eq~ ~ .•. a1 nd L. ilh1 assurance natutt &: t"'!!.'oe. , Tomporory Help · per. w/hsnk, o.L co, or ment busine•: Earn ........i p • ..,sic to • ive w n prelerably be in the fac-No .shrthDd.. _Type 70 wprn. 1J2 No. T6"•er ·, PACIFIC MUTUAL ,,._ ,. ......... 15 min. ·Good employment R ·~---~·ty -u Bank Sq AsMmbly Tr•lnMS .--related real ulatc e.crow 10111,,,ic D<'.D"""',.."" pay while learning. Must bo ~-buill bouli"i lndultf)'. •ceP-• ·~~ • -mo. nion uare : Many opening• for "'"""• FASHJON ISLAND exper. Typing 60 w.p.m '"''"~ rUVVl'll•U: •table, ambitiou•. noat • record. ' q•· N.B. Call Elly, 10 to 12 am. Orange, Calif. ' Low F~ "" n.. .. P·••able ICor!M!r Santa Cruz&: AbW.lly to operate adding SER.YICfS.-:ArC'h.V'"'V w/car. Call for appt. Tues Richard's Lido Market We offer an attractive 642-1634. 547-6446 I • uu ~ ,_.,, • Newpor Center Drivel l"\VU't'-' 1 14-PM 4""., 673-6360 1 .. ..tt ..... sat · additio • ' Jobt Open Now. S!HART machlne,,or ca1culator. Xl n't Jnc:lta . Engr/Comm'I to 16k · .,"""'527· For Appointment s........... ary in n Secy Buyer True to $fJ(JO 1230 E. Edinger, S.A. t SET Employn1ent Agehcy, * FREE daily bu 11 compnny br.neflti It ~'Ork.ing Journeyman Mech. S7R'i MAID full lime 7 _ ?·30 ~ ~l liberal pe.clcage of No sh. ~ey spot !~r advance-559.9444 .:'.. " 1420 E. Edlni~r. No. ~17, transportation for \VOrk in conditions. Draftsman . ID $693 \vkend rotation exper. pref. NOTE TELLER ne ts. menl m dynamic grow1nc . r Santa Ana, 835-6313. Lot Angeles until move to Call Mrs Smoot 1 · • PerBOnnel OUlce South , Irv'neareaelectronlcsfinn. TRAVEL agent. l\t1n 2 yn i . .-...* k ...N-li<R!...'.lt, 6.14:33" Jodu•. Engr/Comm'I 10 116k Coast Comm. Hosp. l~ulh Eoperioncod Please Call For Appl. Will fraln lo buy sott items. .,per. Domestic & iii-j ---.. -R ··-----.,.':'" ... "' -,.,... __ ......_.. _ _. ~---· --, Socretary • s:;so Laguna. 499-1311. An r.qual ~-_ Ed FW~er Beautiful lul4ft. Top bene-tematlonnl. Ask l\1r. Foater ---:;:::sm.:i(....;:a~l.;.mr=:; ~-m.-.::n;;-::::&". ii.~\"'~:~~~'. ~~!-,,_ ~E~:.t:f '~:: :'?PS~W.~l>'"~!1JW9YSI, __ ··; .-.::~~-; ... "" ,,,-OM"~·HOUSING.._ •. ~~~'.::_w;::'.1~:;:;_. c1:..~.~! ~~ ~~ ' ! Irvine l!,-n• lo sell brand ""'\' .. "liii•ln<••· a:t!A!ii· ~1 a btlt Y' AfP Clork.< to siiM MAlNTEN'.ANCE-·---··-----~--···•?? -.. .,22.s'l'.STEM~ •• J,(jC •.. -. ~ •.. s.A.;=-6122.----..1661,, .• 22., ··-·---~.!.. '.i'!'.""'""1" 1"-l'fl'"'I ....•.... Y.ou .are..tbe ~wlll06.Ql1 •• ~ ··~l"produtt·'M'r. Auccessful young president. ACct-~ ·----~ .• .11-1-~---MECU &NIC. § ~'onarth Bav plaza 17822 Glllette S t $600-' TV TECH Ou Ide ~·d. 2 Ucketa to the This is for the eatei':r girl .... !t-............. 0 Ff#o\· --··----· ... ~ .... ~~~-~_,. _____ ,.. r.<---Irvlne, Calif.. ecre ary . · • ts · """"'~ ! Southland Conton 833-ll77. who wants an unusually in-~ral Ofc/Mktng ID ~ Top Pay-NO FEES South Laguna (n4) m-7400 Sh Ill, type 70, I.Deal Mission Viejo area. } Homo & Gerden COOKF/tim•.SAM,1,:lOPM. ,.,.,Ung job in a ple...,.1 D>etap..,.,/Roeept to~ Ou r cllont is ,..king a 496-127.l Equal Oppor. Emplo}.r Call Lorraine 831,2780 ' I Show H'g)t hool ......,,. Ex young office. Start $600. Fee Cler~ Typist.s_ to~ mechanlcally Inclined in· . \VESTCLIFF TYPIST. &S!ist. bookkeeper i at the ~·t :Mfita. •c;ta li::. Paid/Fee Jobs Also . Call Oel:kal Positions . to S350 d ividual w/a cood work Equal Oppor. EmplO)'ef REAL ESTA TE Personnel Agency Part Ume. Flexible ~ : AljAHEIM • Memorial Hooplla~ 301 V10: Hden Ha>''" 5 4 0. 6 0 5 5 , 488 E. Utt> (at !""""! CM record lo lea:n molntenance NURSES pvt. duty all 21)13 Westcllll Dr., NB For conalJ\ICllon o I I I c •' ? CONVENTION .~. Contact Mn Dunlap Coastal Agoncy. 27 9 0 642-1470 oi hydraul>e machinery. -• ,.,.,.'. , ··-ulie.' N·~•' PROFES$10NAL 64S:2nO N.B. Give background, hr!• : w•• · · · Harbor Bl at Adams, CM. Xln't benefits, including -. ,..,., ui;,_.,, ........ Salesmen I: broken! The SECREI'ARY: Vice Pres. 01 rate de 1 l red. W~~' : 'CENTER COOK INVENTORY CONTROL: prolit sharing. Registry, :bl Hogpital Rd., ,_,,_,..,nity ii hf! , y Clauifjed Ad No. '40, Dall ' • July 14 • July 23 Some exper. necn.s. Apply Executive Secret1ry Crowing ro. Jn the heaJth p p S N.B. u.,............ re~ 00 are growing co. in the dynamic i Please call 6'2·5678, ext. 314 1 l.av Magaiine ~bllsher needs foods business needs ga1 • • • 642-99$ or ~9954 needfld lm.mecliately for our housing field. Be a u t 1 tu l Pilot. P .O. Box 1¥0· Costa l between 9 and 5 prp to clalm ::.=· &: Ad:;.:,s, ~· good right arm with top "''/inven. records exper. to P acific Intervie~-s 9-5 1'1/F ~i~ di ~ng It Re a I modem office by ocean. ~fesa, CalH. 92626, your tlcketa. (North County skills. Must bo w•ll organ· maintain a nationwide 10: Porsonnal Service• ORDER DESK ta'· v n. I'm fvo op-Family atmo<pbore. $650. e TYPISTS e ~ toU-1\'ee number la 540-1220) COOK·Expt•. Wh<elman iud, ,.,u startor, '"''· ac· v en 10 , y . $500. F,. Ill No. Tower Sharp gal to handle heavy portumty for advancement. Call Helen H•>"• 540-M.;5. Fast, accunte typist wan1ed l * * * • B~~~~.H~. ! curate, capable of handling Paid/Olhcr Fee Jobs. cau Union Bank Square order desk. Knowlalge ol Phone. Coa!tal Agency. 2790 to type 11.ddf'e85e8. Apply in I , own COITC!J>OndencP-. Ability Nancy. May, 540-60 55 , Orange, call!. fi'e lght claims helpful but ~~ Harbor B! at Adams, Clf. person. Pennysaver, 1545 1 ASSE~LERS 1st &: 2nd CUS'I'OpIAN, $2.66/hr. full to write good pro1nolional Coastal Agency, 2790 547•6446 not necessary.Lo\v fee. fiO :.. S 'ECRETARY-Familiar Newport Blvd, C.M. , shltt. no txp req. Apply in Umt, perm. position, 7 am -copy a Big Plus. 1'"or intt!r· Harbor Bl at Adams. CM. 215 E. Commonwealth Day payable. SMART SET I cur w / \VOrking w I c!1lssified \\IAITRESSES. exper. Apply t penon. 3:30 pm. Exper. requittd. view, Pat Brumm, 546-4370. INS. AGCY GIRL Suile F. Fullerton Employment Agency, 1420 -·'~ _ material. Tak" dictation, ID in person, betwn 1:30 &: --4 j Potter l Brumfield Divie:ion Pel'l!Onnel OUice. Sou th EXPER Cooks or Cook Train· Need exper, insurance girl • 870-1833 E. Ediryer, No. 117, Santa Real E1tat• C•rHr '\\.'~ p/~ime, reg., hrs P.b.t. ~ W. Coa.51: Hwy.J i A)1F. Jncorpor&ted Coast-Comm.-Ha.p,, South ees· 11.pply In penon. Colony for new ofc of estab. agency. Ana, ~13. New or experlenctd, join th4!I pref d. Will cons~der after NB. I. I -~~ f,;;:;; t.~'i'J.'!:::: =~1~';;~io::;. •qual Kllehon Restaurant, S.:n lns. & claims know'! '"cn. MAINTENANCE OPPORTUNlTY !or top ha~ Company that's growh>g. lJ hrs. (213) 831-mi. WAITRESS _ Exp food ~ Juan Capistrano. ~e Mgr. call Mr. Harper or Miss Set u / lectrom &: dresser. w-some following you do not have a license. Secretary cocktail. Apply. in peno; ·-· A!~~;;;;;_i:cun;.h. eom'AfstSTANT ';".:,=.".'tr...:..•!~ ;:-~:1:.tary. iNo ~~:=~:. Xtra ~ng l~s,i;~:.~ ~~saol: cbeckonour$49 F~ .. ~::':NK1:~AND ~B~~~~.107 21Et i' _.., ~· .... ~u• tioners. apply Sylvia West life). tor estab. N.B. firm. Irvine , 540-4450 y, ;:t't-0.UJ;:t. Beautiful ofc ·o1 a large co. WAITRESS :!'::~ -:u:..=. SUPERINTENDENTS So"f-9212. Thp ""'ntlal. Gd. sa1ary & NEVER·;., ';.Eti AT TEMP PAYOOU. cl•rl< needed in> Rul Estele tocsted ""'' this oztjling e BLUE DOLPHIN e "l2t Fol' a Pf!l1IOMI appt. EXPERIENCED medical benetibi. 548-1183. TEMPO med. Prepare s er v 1 c e Licensing CourM shoppmg area. Window shop 3355 Via Udo, NB ~· ·--. 4 We haw immediate.,,.~-receptionltt. Call 9 to S, JANITORS want-" , .......... Tempora..v Help bureau input. maintain P1R Full salct ..:__":'_1 __ .. -... at noon. Grtat benefits. Start _. .. l"M:' N _,,_ ; -... onir1V'L1 ""'I>" J.lon--Fri. 644-l025. o:\I _..._ • r records, compile I ab or U1llllll1g ,... ....... ~ $550. Co. Payg Fee. Other \V1t.1 .. 1a:.O: ursea -..ui::a. e:xJ?.· 1 AUTO SALES :pe=b "'~':; Newport Beach area, ""'"' MACHINIST hours for job '°"in•. Use 10 -no cost. Management op-Fee J obs. Call Nancy May, prof. 7.3,30, u.7,30 lhilb: f Would like experienced man. leut h\'O years Teeent ex· ~~.~~'!~~~n~ J~..::rltR., ~ti-. .1.!1. ·"-· lite Production oriented person to ·kf"y1-· Lite .. -typlng •.. ..Able . to =~~~ i!fom:~ ~ .~ ..... ~ ~ency, ~'?"'>' rellef9, 2 dayt wtc: II Join one ot the moat su~. ·~In resMkntial con-.... :1 ..-·~ .IU'l11v ..., ...... .,.,..,.., work In s upervist>Ty cl'061 train into other func-842-5581. 2'790 }larbor Bl at Adams, PAnl ·Lido Flagshtp Rd:; ceuful Ford ,DeaJenhtpir1n muction. · Fashion Gallery, li60 N . ...tne.int. pttf'd.-~t -.are&. ca pacily. swing· Shift. Top tioo6. StarL.$525 .ml~.. L-11 R lton Of. ~ N~'Pt. Bch. G42-fl044. · Orange Coun~. Top com· O>ut Hlway, Laguna Bch. 642·M10. $$$. Xtra long t e r m qualifications_: ~itied Ad aruw H SECRETARY: Type, tile, sh \VOMAN to "mit in Donut ( mlssiontl, JnAurance, Demo Plea&e call or come 'n to ap-Floral designer. male or lml. assignment. tJo. 4~. Da\IY Pilot. P ·?· REAL Estate Saieswmnan or spd writing desired but Shop aft ems. No phone caHs l Plan. We need a tNty pro. ply Immediately. A 1 ge 25 dr .over.;A"E~r, in i{~p~~;tya:t 1~ :: Irvine ........ 54C)..44S0 ~ 1J60, Costa l\1esa, Ca1if. for local office. :r.1usl be not essen. 1 Yr exper. Appts pil'ft6(', \Vinchell's, 2 9 4. 7 ; fegsiona.J new car 11<sman. a I pflau~. .mr~•u or . NEVER A ~EE AT TEMPO · lic'd. Guaranteed + com-Avail. Sat. Also, 1t!on-Fr1 H'arbor Bl, 01. • ~ · .,A., 11<11V:C Sec's.Q)nstr to $800 r I Apply In penon ID Don Tom Wiggins .,...,....,.,.,. Payroll Clerk to S650 TEMPO PBX. An~'el'ing servlce. mission. Call l\!ra. Hardin, 3 P l\1 -4 P 1\1'. App I y XLNT Oj:>por. Nat'I Concern \ Crevier. Thf.Odore Robins FRY cook, young w-exper. Sec'y/Recepl to $550 Temporary Help Elcper pref. Relier shift. 645--0111 or 979-2113. Hybridyne, Inc. 3150 H~s openlng8 for route ; Ford, 2060 Harbor Bivd., MlSSlON M•a-lark Country Club. Gen'! O!!ice 1520 MACHINISTS-Steady"'"'· 536-8881. RECEPTIONIST PuUman s~ CM. 540-li935. salemen In CM. 06Ul16. '1 C..ta Mua. • VlEJO COMPANY 16(1() Graham Ave oU · PERSONNEL SECRETARY, -~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~I ' "3kkpr/Sec'y.Laguna to 1100 e Lath• Operator SECRETARY ~~·~""'' I BF-~"lonaN. blK T E:.~needE R ' warner. Htg Bch. Sec Chet. Keypunoher S500 •Chocker Operator SECRETARY ""'k.~~~":~.!!'4,30 I I~ .,.. e new........ • =~v::Zjo, ~ FURN. Showroom ne e1d s NEWPORT •Hand Screw Mach Opr Openings now for people pm. ~: ~· Mwd• •t• . l -'!WP cal with -expe1" capable gal to co-M)lhai. Personnel •-ency A I Culton 1~ ,~ To SOOO · w/good sklll• .. Bolh short & SECURITY GUARDS ' . ~ mUit -"hi.vr-. .,-u-t r ·o-r11·1 -· --· -13.1. NB ..... i:y Wttitticr ~:Cu. c;: HO FEES long term ass1g~ents. Long ~rm ass;-ent for run --•11y" ~ndabUlty • . 714J MT.<05() nat'I acct. 833-31.'13, • J33-DOvlrDr., N.B, 1 • ... .... _ .. ...,.......... "'"A"" •• .~AL Fri-Sharp, #":ndable, 642-3170 642-2400 Need mature, poised &: rv1ne ~ or 1'iart tbne. So. ~e· Antlqun , • To $42-t. No Fee/Alao Fee 3 days a wk. J.U" •. ~bl~ gracious penon who can NEVER A FEE ..AT TEMPO Co. l atta. UNIFORMS ! Jobi. Call L1nda Ray, 'Equal Oppor. Etnployer 1·2 Yn ofc yptt. &12.-3400 ... JR. STE • HER MAINTENANCE man wanted ~'Ork ~~It w/people. " TEMPO FUltNlSHED. 1~ for oYer... SI LVE R P LAT·lN G ~ 541).8)53, eo.sta1 Aiency, •••-1mwn 3 A1issiorl VH!jo Recreation p p S Temporary Help time· vae pay bontll plan Heirlooms beau ti f u 111 7190 Harbor, Bl at Ad&m1, DENTAL Receptionist. cap-l'1l1 m.u• e_xiirience. Center. 2 yn. exper • • • Ft:ff' ...... ,., ~ iM. 18 ~ restored _ lttoll's · · ! Of, able I: exper, in all den-Cene i ~rintendent Shorthand 90 pm., typing in mninl & eu9lod ial work req • Pacific RECEPI'. typist, 9-3-.•k. dys., --oor 31000 Cout Hwy So BAR.MAID. No exper nee. tal ore procedutts iDcludirw Outstandmg opportunity with SS wpm. Duties to include a II 837-4(81 for &.pp!. Personnel Services quiet oru~. no prevk>us exp. or older. Laguna 4!&-190 . • • . cha•~•-• X-ray. Ne"-growih-oriented home build· ans"·enng· all incoming teJe--neccS!ary, literate, and tt-Apply ' · I. t Apply Vikki'• Loun1e, u~""'°" ".,... •• · l\1AN1\GE.1\llENT Trainees. 112No TcJYter ADTS · Appll 112 179111 Nowport Blvd, CM. C.nta'. 644--0922. , .. company. phone call., diclatlon, typing must bo over 21 yrs. Apply Union ~ Square cenl collogo grad pre!. Can • lerlinC •rteo1 ; Must be experienced In ntA and. filing for busf Real increase typing skills on job. Security Service t 541-9242. l D~AL Receptkmilt, Of· conrtruetion &. capable of Estate Management Com· Th~rs ,Jui'd l~~· l~~pm Orange, Calif. Sta.rt SOO per wk., salary in-326 S. Lemon St., Anaheim ~~pp~•bl~j,i~ l BARTENDER. Apply l n !:n~a::• e~'i:& ~~ =·~ field opera dons ir1 pany. Salacy to '525. Submit ~31e G:roe~ G::e :. ~·. 547-6446 creased to quality. Refer. re-533-7370 that work. WU! buy or lree l pe 7 non THE BLUE BEET. "'-A"9&72 resume-to P .O. Box 1810, MANAGER ASST. Ask for Rachel htay quired. state educational SERVICE Station ~lumen ~-: 1 10 21st Place, NB. aft 4 VW""" • Send re1ume to Standard· N rt clt 9266.1 --2 """ " DE NT AL I P fi Co ,.~ IV ewpo Bea . E•per. ,., food ··-·lee. S3 Por PLANT FOR_EMAN background. Write Classified ( ) . F/timc. day &: eW? OVER 200 -·"-': pm. A s I s t ant• aci c rp., .1J0J • ""'' • Ad • 463 P.O. Box 1560 shifts.· Min. 2·)'T5 Utlme ex· Waan~.n. dryttl, to > J EAUI'ICIAN WANTED Orthodon~ ~ence on-MacArthur Blvd.. Costa KEYPUNCH 1-lr, 838·1103 before noon. i::e 7:~~· v:r:~ Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa, ptr{ req'd. Desire lop re~geratora from $39.~ " E. BalbOa Bl., Balboa ly. Call AM ontY. 842-1175. Mesa, CaJif. ~. Attn: NO FEES MANICURIST part time. Power -Sail -Blueprints 92626: salesman. Lite meehan .• 54 ... 1HJ-:-1l)()~.,_,.-~~-~1 * 673-5770 * DJ~WASHER Glen Holmes. 1 Xlnt Joe. Newport Beach -Lofting-Personnel. Con· RE c EP T 1 ONlST: Fee kno~ge. Neat ln appear. Rent Washers/Dryers : BEAUTICIAN. maturt, F/P F /dme;V.itys: .. Exper. Pre-GENERAL CLERK Requires exper. on Mohawk area. Call S4s-4179. tint?ntal Commercial Corp., Paid/Also Fee Jobs How AppJy · morninp, 2590 $2. Wk. Full maint,' · ,i time. Operator lea~. take !~ed. Apply in PerM>n, keytape, Convenient loca-MED IC AL Receptionist 1215 No. Marshall, EI Cajon, \vould you like to work.tor a Newport. Bl .. C.M.. * 639-1202 * ' over est.lb. older elientele. ·CQ}C(ny Kitchen, 3211 Har-Poeition open Jn OW' account· tlon, good benefits I.: op. needed • must be bi-lingual Ca (n4) 449-5011. . fast growing real eatate &: SERVICE Writ~r-Partsman, RECOND. wuhen, dt)'en • Modem Hair Fuhions, C.M. Ix>!', Of. _ Ing dept." !or eXpet. person. portunity. ·(Spanish). Position avail. PROFESSIONAL investment co'!' y 0 u n g full time· Serv!tt Dept. Ap-dw'1 from $40. Guar,, delvrd . ' 642-8641 days. 557-3119 ~ DISHWASHER & BUSBOY 10 key by touch. Call pet· P.P.S. immed. Salary open. Con-RESTAURANT le HOTEL modern co-workers. $500 PY In ~son, ?otm1. Center by t'prmn. 546-W, 339-7520. i dft.Y. Must be clean &: neat Apply 111>nnel for appt. 842-7751. Pacific · ~~n. NH !linger-RN, EMPLOYlJENT AGENCY Call Helen Hayes, ~. Automotive, 196 E"'16th St., REFRIGERATOR, v ~ r y BEAUTICIAN Exper. No in person only. Sttrl &: UNIGARD INSURANCE Ptrsonnel Services · Mana.gen: • ..... Salary Open Coastal Agency, 219 O O:isfa Mesa. clean, inside A out. $60. 7130 l following nee(SS. Busy \\'l'll ' Sirloin, ~ W. Coast Hwy, 112 No. Tower MOTEL maid, part or full Xlnt oppor. w/ltg Corp. Harbor Bl at Adams, Of. SERVICE Station Attendant, \Vestmlnater Ave. Wtltm. estab. salon. Guarn. salary NC\\iport Beach. TIME FOR Union Bank Square lime. 4fiO N. Coast Hwy., Au t'itgr Trne •• $650-$150 mo part &. f/ttme, e\.u &: REFRIGERATOR, c le a a': 1 to start. Ask for Betty, Orange, Ca.ill. Laguna Beach. 494-2494. 2nd Cook ............ $25 shift RECEPTIONIST: Typing wknds. Unkin Stlition, 1645 auto defi'Oit 5 yn Id. : Gigi's Hatntyles, 846-{J(XD •• .Dra1lsman CoUeeShopCook$23-$12shif't filing, gen'I clf!r\cal Adams, CM. ' 893-9ooo · 0 • ,BEAUTY DPR ASST. ARCHITECTURAL OUICK CASH Ask 5,~,7~,!!~ay NEWCOMER WELCOMING ' Breaklast Cook ~b~ro~n~ = SERVlCE Statioo' Grav.yd. MAYTA~ ......... ~.Ke ... ' Assist busy Alon owner. Hospitality Holitt'SS Short hours • ••·•··.Sal. Open ' · shift. f/time Must be ex T THROUGH A To ~·"LOCALLYon-·"'BroilerMan&CookSalOpeo ApplyHybtidyne,tnc.,3150 .......... ~ .:..11 .. .1-. more washer $10, J"eC9.P(I_,~ op salary +. 646-1345 ORAfTSMAJI KEYPUNCH ~ ·~· Pull-·· St c ,1 ••• ~35 per. r1-.:.i.er o.:uuefl! ltUUt:"nt --" ....._ ....... "'sldent !amillcs bringing Waitresses Owr 21 ·-· • " · ~ · Arco, 19th • Nowport. CM. ~~ CUU· u= =· 546-8672. < ~tr!Jm~,~~mi.!:'~n.~ DAILY PILOT ·WEUCENDS gifts & civic 1nro. Good pay Food & O>cktaU •.• -.$1.GS hr RELIEF Medical Att•ndan~ SHARP GAL Ce!'19reo & b P/time. Must have happy Horte5i, eves, exper n1tes. NeWJ>Ort Villa Looking 1o 1 Equipment IOI 1 guaranty. ~1050. A ney.• companyJusHormed Jmmed. openings starting 1mile, car, typin.i ability. Short hours •••••••••• $2.50 hr 642-Q861 ' • career n }1 BEAlITY-Shampoo girl, Lie by America's J ea ding WANT AD ttliJ Weekend tot keypunch 547-3095. Hostess Cashier p/time $2 hr RF.SrAURA.NT •-'b.tlonl ~ .. "..!!.!!",, M•~-~e •"-·•~ VERY LATF.Sr MINOLTA r req'd Im' elegant N.lon in developer 0 f residential operatorA near the Irvine Busboys 18 hr O\.'l'r ••• $1.65 hr """ ... __, ... ~. -~ ...... HI·MATIC FVLLY·AlJTO. \ --"-oo •-~· co.mmun!Ues ••now st''llng • I Complex. y ..... a .. ,.;.., --• n-nt •lgr -t Dsk Hold ••hr boh>e~for cocktail displl,)' •sales exp. lf )'Oil MATICELECTRONIC35nun "\ ruin;:•·• , ,;:r-,).,.,... .., u ; 642-5678 ........... ~ .. IV' ... .,,. n.c ., '"" ' ..... . girls, • •, waJten, qualify a-are looking for a RANGEFINDEll ~· .. ~• ,· BOOKKEEPER -~, operation In Orange 1 S.LS TEMPORARY )'llUf bouse. apt.. ''""'Bellman Hotel $L65 hr+tlps bus..,." •.. .,....,.. & tastiog poaition, call for ap-~·~·~ Sharp gal for hcovy olllce to O>unty. It has d<veloped an 1424 00. GRAND bldg., etc. thru a Dally Pilot ~EE broU.,. -"\Vind & Sea pointment. F .. turea plon: El...,.nlc ' T.B. Some uniorf'reports re-exciting new concqit in fac-;;::;;;;::;;;::;::::::::;;:::Sa::•t:a:•:na===~54~7-5:136~~CJ=a§ss:lf:.ied;;A~d~. :;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;I ROYAh SERVICE ·AGENCY Re11tauran'f. I1ana Ptitnt ._ THE LOOK npolUl'e toontrol tiwa exact quired. Low lee. "SMART !Ory-buil t modular housing, " • ~48 Ca))lpu• Drive Marino, July 1~14 & 17,21 644-61500 ·-Ot both normal.,.., ··- SET E 1 ~ ~ Suite 119. Newport Beach bet 9 &: 11 sm. fiuh usage • • • e v e n mp oyment Agency, IV h I ·•· t -'· ~ ZER1<, ~ . =·,.-dccldeA ..... -.. to •-~. ~ l ·-E Ed" N UT e ave mm ... .,,,1a l' ope1lll1g!! ,. ST' "R G A., -IC -~ w1""' l.4tl11u £oN ~ · mgec, o. , tor qualilk d ,~it~·-• 1• .ri .l"1 SALE,fURNITURE e SINGLEneedl•Operaton, posure ranae trom l/U al •·nta A•• ~°''13 '"'-u ~·w-.. • ~-.._. .. , PRACTICALnurseforelderty •-.311. ·-NJ"VV • draftsmen with at lt'ast 4-5 ARl ,1 Bfc..LAY,,...l'O......ru'l <>nuwe Counticl moat exper. on un:sse1 &. 1/loooth second for action • Boat Afanufaclurcr ynn euzttnt eX"pericenct ~ lit.A.l.1~11 Ji.. Your Doily Mfwify 6"i.j. 11--srn.Li~R.:.n ~:·. ~~~: ~~ respected Mmt! ln ftne f'\lm. spl'.ll'ID\U?. 646-0.J)S. stopplrc pictures to f/1.7 at : Nf!t'd!I B o a I Carpentei'W, "':orlting v.i th elevaliol'IS, ~h»; 1 Artordi"f le lh• Stort. oc' f.&)t4} ltOf'CJI', bet a rare vacancy 2 fuU leCOnds allo\\.•lng pk> 4 Hanh"ue 1n 1 1 •1 1er 1 , tloor plans, etc. w 11 h ~~l·l'-~ To dewlop messog•,for T1.1esday, 41 r. ~1 ,. POUCY TYPIST on It & decorator/salet SINGLE Needle operatora -tllf"f.'I even in moonlight • Plumben Ir G.e J . C o • t apeelal emphasis In !ht 464-73 reocfwordscomspa1ding torunbcri 1~,J..s.5 learn. 'J'ht man who wru flll Overlock, apeclal. ~r ASA ranee ~25 to 500. ! Touch-up. Oood benefits. Yr &ttU of plumbing 1;_ ek't-J,"TAUlUS ofycorZodlocbirthslSJ\, ~1,..o lmmed. opening, will train. lt\is position undersbtnds only. Top~· *8d)'. Pd. Shut t er apee·d ie .• , around .,,'Of'k, 4 DI.)' \\'Wk tric&ldetaillng it~' Afl..H ~"'-..,. ~i~ ~~ oer.v ... 55 w.TJ.m. min. Gd 18.1 A America'• t op furniture vac.AskforJan,642"3f72. aut0me.Ucally at~-.:...;.' wk. Exper. only. AjJply ' ~'";iJ;A_.~!9 7~E., ~~ :l~'• ..,;,,. bmefita. Call Poraonnd !or lines ••• a --o llub ~hromation. suJ; 'i' Mon-Thurs. EQu&l ()ppm'. We ofter an a t tr• c t I Vt I >'1.773'U1 ~Eiic.ild :IS~ 6SDftlte ~·frl!-32 a:i~~SURANCE sea aoned flair tot Sl'l'IER ne«ltd, my ~. imposed n.npfindtr Wcu. ·' Em P Io "i e r . Columbia ~ ,. •• _.'"-salary tn -~11i--•Tripi 36 Ycu "YOll ·• 6e'l"oratln&· Xln't mnunera· days, 2 'pre«hoOl chiktren. kC from 2.6 ft. to 1-.. -. acbu m c k ........ ~ ..uu -· '™'"'· 1u,,... 31MoU 61ktv8tt u.G1TT1.11us • ,__,. --bmtfi tran1 needed 5«)..82S1 .... uu..,. y ' Ate OT"m l c to a llbmtl pteka.tt ot ~MA,11 IW•• ll!nto 6&To -i}J tionw~u..M•" ti. • . INCl..UDES: Elee 1' Ave., C~t. btnt!H&. Pleaae Call For •.'r • • . ,~ 39 ,. ff-Do H-,.11 • 9UALITY An ouutancllnc career 'CIP' npeclelly for Hl-MATIC :£; BOAT CARPENTERS App>lntm<nl ~-<Jll""' 10 "' · """ 70°"'-ote.2i I . poo:tunlty. SPRAY PAINTER Carry1111 ..... tilter 1'-. I '~"·""'' ·" """"' 41....... ".... ...,, COMTDOL • . Call Cbondltt'• T $4 H a11-1 .. ·~ ~ b. ,. MUlthave e-rb'JYdl-1 .. e '5'1-'9.ao.86 12Good A20iildrll'I'• no.c.<w n---.... ft 0 ' ·~· ·---.• ·~ "•.. Fl«t Jolntt "'""' '"""' ...... nw•'-=·~"""'"-'' At JS14 No. Malo St, s.A. NO ' FEES. R«emly -lot =~· 1;:.,' '!:. "";; (,..)'"'" :::.:, !lg;:}, ~=':. u.n-• MA'1!AGER in'l 541-<3111 i as.GO. will ..ii i.. m,GO. bt.ntf:IU. Appl)' WUl&rd Boa.t 'OMNI ltOUSJNG ~"rlflJulr 11 1•l~ 46 ..._IPNI 1• llllO ~ ~l 4-Ask for Mr. Furtt:k Must have job Mop txptf. Phone~. OI' 1e1 at •• ,_...._ ,_ , _,. A•"" _,STEMS INC §i: 17 To1'1 A7 h 11 F'ol...... ., 7• '' 'WI._. For tlectronlc or!t:nted cotn· EcJU&l Oppor, EmplOyu MUJt know velvethlng, W. J.lth St., Apt. 80. (V n....,-.., ~ --· "'" .;:r i • • • I· 8· 9.3.( llCwld AIWiit. 71YOtolfMlf .!"',::!t""'• Nll'l!u doing 2 mllllo doll A ) ' , Colll Met.. ...,,.,, 11w;•• ' '9Who 19Up ~· " .,.. SALES' Si>m• •xper. wrlnkled A leathmtte !in-Woll pts. Sun.·1'hun>. •< , 17822 Cllk't!r 20To .50You &OOf AQU.u.tUJ a )'1?ar In defenR, com· Fa9hkln .... --.rtKWttr. Full bhes. (M.'tllnp) JIJ]y 9th thruJ~ t BOYS • 110 i 21 ~ia51 Whot 11""""1 JAH.·# • merclal It industrial. Recent • • ..,..... S J l3th d Irvine. Calli. ~ Jiit' ~J nOld 5l'Th. 12'-""" e-"'"ncc t ""' or P/Ttmt. Ml 2--244.4, Mn. P.P. • Y t Ai" J0.14 ro t:Uwr PIP':rl ~~ .-uG. Jl !' ~J SldeMIP. !3 [_, ll COnctMlnt 111. tr ,..,.._.,.. " a ..... mano.ee-O'Mallev. P·-lflc Put a lltUc "loot'' 1n u.• ... In Chi Dani Pobic. Ian a. ~71 .... 2• IJo•hf't "4 YWll IA SucuwlMI ..... $.10.2' ment le:vtl ftq'd. .. -,, .. _ (714 ) 91G-i 400 ._.35 l 2.S A6olor<.t "Y°" Pltlne The futestc\J'l.w t.n the West . PerlOIWMll S.rvlct1 Levis · stll lhote baublt:a lof ,,_..oMLV PILOT v1!:o~ ~::• r,~ ~= ... 1""!:.S · • · Rtply to •·.a n..tly Pilot O&uWed 1lJ No. Tower ''bucki". Call 0."'Ged ID.. Equal O(ipor. EOljl'.!ol>tt It' 1"'...,. "'° .,....,_ ,.., " . • . ,CJopi!iecf Ad No. 3lO Ad. 612-5611. '· Union Bank Squ"" -M2-/J611.--------1 2'F.ei ' ~Md .,~ An.1dlJll .. &9f'DAYto Jt'1 a bftezt .•. .all J'IM' i •JO~ .CAM. '°:i!.z;-.vAi.Jt c/o Da.111 P llot Anydl.J\lthtm:sTDAYto ~.Calif. Jl'1 a l>rtt'le. ••MD JDUI' NI a odl ~·1 dday ... iteM "1th <ut, -Dally ,. ... ~G.cd @.u-() " s. '"17'" eo!:~!:' :" ~ nm an od! l>oo't dtlQ ,. • 5474446 lt<ms wltll ..... uae rid.& "=u ..:todo1=~~:..~;....;_· ---' P!lo< ousltled. _,., call todo1 wmi. All< tor_, M>Y Pilot Qusllled. -~-r "" . I .. • I r j •. ~-· ) ' ! 'SI • ' t I • ·---·~---------------------- • ·' 'l ~. Jiir1 te, t m DAllY •rtUT "G \ · find· Your Name . . ' ' ' Everytlla,. For Your Homo Ev en Traveling 'Hoines' In H,.. -........ II • ~ .... ,~clali.. eol .._It C...W .,,_·""""' ~dold- --. 11 -et -ol -........ 64~.S'78, lxt<111I°" 314, W,..- t ...,., -i 1 ,.... lo _.., "'"""""'"h to pick •p y tlckfti et _, -••I• DAILY PILOT office. • . {" -' .. «l~tt~ti.fllt Ve lakle.-.Eslailriis----··· e ·lhr lrest-of1 1nr DAILY PILOT -3 i-----,-~'~ [ --......... 110 F umllu,.. =""""-=-_,...,.......,..... Furnftur'e ... _80i Qtn::EN sofa bed SS O. * 966-Cycles, Bikes, * --:....---~--Scootus f:'r_camera. Seldom. IJrOom ttt (black vinyl \llltd. C. C. auto. l;l .8 !-55 sofa bed, chrome &: _gJus . • ?\iJ, 306666. \Vith Dash coUee &: end tables) $250. ttachment. $100 or make Italian desk $173: B/room 8 111 Anderson 23• SOUTH CO.st Runabout, -..,.,.,-..,.--.,..--- 455 A t .,. .t . Chrysler CJ:o,vn Marine 110 '70 llonda ~Street. . 9• e h.p. $2500 or make oUer. !.~ mi. $475 1'.turst sell -y oo are of Auto Service, P.arts Mt '71 Toyot;l body parts, tng. tnut.'!., dif!.. rudk>, seats, C'I(', l.'i,()00 1n~t1. Call 673-lmt ;olter. 542-1734 e ves & set, 1nc. nik" stand <no b~- fweekc.'nds. ding) $225. Pecan coffee & JCOBENA 421 Super 8 movie end tables $295. Redwood tcamera. Jl'l6tant cartridge ~tlo turn. $35. Oecora~r -Jk>ading.-~r--~-telephoto kitchen set $135. Colonial {wide angle lens. Afmo&t end lab!~ $19. Small bkcase La9afch W._., • 12 Noon O>lled (213l 2 ~s -7 1 4 3 544-3411 2 ticket c (Business hours). Luinbt'l:'\1!1 two ..i.•at<"r. ~'Mi-s-800 West Kltelll, Anaheim , calltornla Wt~ -5 p.m. 19' PACIFIC Custom Cah. Good trans. SIOO. [ 'II~ I Home & 'G•rdt n " Cru. 75 h. Johnson', trlr, lrn1t ~l~l->!1 Autotlor 5'1• _ $.how··--· ~~~l,~must sell. $1590. 19i!I \\1aieo TJO \\IX 1 'mmmmmm~iiiii~I ,:new. $75 or make otter,. $10. Vanity chair $12. Cube t th ~ I [B l I ~ .,................ JllU1' 1"1.lra~ SJ.j(). I I ANAHEIM Mlrchandise J ~ Petslfld5'ippljp ] 1-< .......... ~ t,f 11· Oulbrd, twir1 \\1erc. 20 hp D7:~n_.:.:1llc,,...~~ .o_u_n_•_'B_,u,.,e_e_i_es ___ ,_,_,1 CONVENT-tON . . • --_. . engs. Complete \~ltrl r. 'it '"a"·usakt t~. 11111. '71 ·Du·· ne Buggy J42-1734 rve11 & \l>eekends. ~bles $2 each. Misc garden tool s, lawn mower $65. .iurnlture 110 J\.flsc. house~d It em s. CENTER anchor, xtra gM tank!, sen Xtras. Lo,\. 111ilt·a~f' Xlnt July 14 -July 23 Musical Instruments ,22 P ets, Gentral aso Genertil 900 Jadder. $1450. 846-S0'jS, I Cond. $.'"JOO firn1. 831}-9076 S!r('('l lei:::al , E.'\Olll' Gt'C't'll . PJeaSe call 642-5678 ext 314 --• 4 .... • ...... •• SKIPJACK 24 'vith t\\~n '67 HONDA, 90 Rinck viny l roor. AU l'U· ~ ~"';~. ki~ -~;~:ma~ ~.:e~:s. after IS or j,ookcue headboord. 1 yr lld. Good cond. $8 5 • between 9 and 5 ~to ci&.im GUIU) M~k JV Guitar PARAKEETS-All col.ors, $1 SCRA·M··LET. s wVol/~"-·<mgull'. ~:~ ~01 1.~ ...... ,hrs 1·loscd. (94.'lEf'Pl 1';1k1" pit-1· your tickets. (North CoUnty w/case $150. . ea~h .. Cock-a-teels ~ a -ITil.W.--r ~ ...... ._., Only 1700 mllrs. >:Int rond. up or oldrr "~~r 111 trad1·, toll·free nwrlber is S40-l220) * 545-3192 * pall'. ~Jgeons $1 ~ach. Uu'ge , S11'J. 546-7805. ('an flna.r1~-,. 111·i\'ah' parTy. BENTWOOD • CHAIRS \646-1862. pond .. "ed &oldfish .,, each. ANSWERS 9 BOSTON \Vhaler type • -I 0 11 di 1<>• 6811 r1 11 * * * Olli F · I ~ dinghy ll(\y conrl "i.thoul l-IOND.A 450 t~.o. lo n11lcs. •a t' n · a . ce umlture 968--0833. ' ~ · xlnt rond $700 !1'16·8136. •,•SOFA & love seat, never Need at least four fin. or un· RARE modem ea b Jn ct, Equip. 824 T'liV! R •. r .. 1 ,~l.. e~ift~-G "" . motor. 1295. &!~.:..~--·-_;_ ______ '-s:IR"""~f.I--_...:......:...------: th.; rn;. .. tin,. .. Bentw@d chairs..-AP.. • .massive.'l!..Joag.-wUh.~ ...._. . .,.-.t;;.c-. Y.v~-~· --Q.~.-.u.i.;-'""' ~-YPIWl\--nnnty 10 Ski k 2 ' ·' 962 'l"'~ch"'·,=·25~. ~· p~·00s-:·~ ~79!'1"!'0.'+'-pearariCi!-not important, but for hili components, has MOVING: Desk, 2 drav.•er beet or e~tcken 11c..-lb. Free ::-Turkey -Tawdry -Per-like .new, ;?~~tc ~rty. ·n Ossu Plonl't'I' Z'iO i.:c I _T_r_u_ck_• _____ _ must be in good cond. No ·bookshelf top, beautiful_ ~~l'!-} __ J.E(llM__J.ilc. .. .ciog,. .,.~rp~~· 10 to 9· iodN -SldD~·POCS UKETS Xtras. 963-104 5, 525-0262 :moo r-.11. Gd. t'Oncl. I t:XiS F'OHI) l-'·1110. 300 cu . 111 . U ICK··-AAiSlt -antiques.--.F.re&---OI"·-. .-81--ronnd-anra:--rof, fYPewrllers, control & -• · utty .1 ea'. . tu your mat-, St•15. ~~""6411 alt 4 p111. 1; cyl. stick shirt . $1,125. _ " price. Mike, 891.m1 aft. 5 \YOO!, blue-green ca 11 di.splay pan e I s, auto * "Sherry's''. Grooming lll !J:'ss wdh ~illinrd balls and Boats, Rent/Chart r 908 ·n l larlry D a\" ids 0 11 s92.0524. anytime 644-6913. CdM. typewriters w/paper tape, yrs in all breeds. ~ ~ ~Vh<"amer to 711 out of 27, AUX SLOOP Sportstcr. Lo1v n1l. i\lusl I --1971~T-0-,.,-1-,-1,-,c-k-ui->.--1 11ROUGH A ~AILY PILOT dWANT AD LADDERBACK CH A IRS, 'IV. end tables. coffee table, combination photo & diazo pickup), Boarding, e • en you ge up next • i;ell. $1100. 548-ll909 aft. J. Likt' tl('\I'. • SlGSO. Need at least four matching , dbl bed, dressers, misc. & copier, Durst enlarger, etc. puppies. 546-2848. ~ay you don't have bags Un· Perfect !Or v.•eekend crulsrs ,11 llonda 350 SL, pVI. f,73--t:l2S .. . 642-5678 ' r high, Jadderback chairs. bric-a-brac. 64&-l456. 675--8881. Cats 852 er your eyes. Just SIDE· to Catalina. Fully cquipp«I. ply. Ne'\' cond. $550. Fin. or untin. Must be CUSTOloi Exec. Desk • Wal· POCKETS. SS radio, RDF, sleeps six. * 613-7583 * sturdy. No antiques. Free or Garage Sate 812 nut, w/slde cab & Tambour AFFECrJONATE f em a I e 12' nSHING Boat, motor, 6'2" headroon1, complefe t -~-~-----=: reasonable priCe. Ph. Mike --=------doo A be ty r t SW kitty, free to )'OU, 11 weeks & Trailer excellent co~ galley. Oub rates. Lolli of Motor Homes 940 at 89'l-T191 after 5. Am'IQUES, furniture, new rs. au • os · old. Needs a home with lots diUon. $400. 546-9001 parking, CaU for inro. candles. artificial floweri, ·Sac. $300, Call 64-4·'7928. or love ·e · good cat food. 557·9046 aft. £:30. "BILL \VlltrLIDGES" I FURNITURE factory selling out at (.'(l&t, all floor Mmples while stock lasts. 845 Baker, Costa Mesa. hundreds of misc Items. Sat Pi1no1/0rg1ns 826 Smokey 1""Y with wlrlte Forro Comont Boots Boota, Sail 9{19 SUNSET MOTORS only, 10241 Hala~a Dr, H.B. pa\vs. 644-72{11. Power-Sall-Commercial <Yorktown & Brookhurstl. PIANO SALEI PERSIAN kittens, blacks, s:<dlate DellverY. NEW MARK II 8 to 5. 962·1260. Plano uS«l in teachers Cf'A reg., $100. A}-'C) persian &: custom designs. Plastrend PT 30 ••••••••••••••••••• MOVING sale. Newport sludios; floor models; dis· stud scrvice from white or C · Corp Newest & FasteSI 30 Footer ,• continued models; damaged onhnental Commereial Highlands. Washf:r/dryer, cases. They're all he.re & on blac k smo 89 k 2 e. 29 pro 70 ven studs. tn4)224-8382; (7l4)449-50ll Immediate Delivt'ry ORANGE COUNTY 1,DCATION ELDORADO 1\1\ni M OT OR HOME 1 A CONVENIENT Sl+OPPING ANO IEWING GUIDE FOR THE CAL ON THE GO. For •n ad In Wom•n's World _ Sofa bed, Salter tray cart, sale at discounts to $100. Plant: KETTENBURG Assort. garden too Is . ~'>=II N D Po•nt Mar1'na Wallichs Mu sic C ity Large dog Hou~ ~ . Mlll'5hall, EJ Cajon ana I 646-:m5. South Coast Plaza Almo61 Brand New 496-4020" GARAGE .11alc. Din set, baby 540-2830 _must sell $15 Boats/M•rfnt P~AT. No. m . Excel Colli!. equip, chest, HO train, Phone 847-8ll5 Equip. 904 w/trler · &: lot! of storn~f'. misc. ~3915. 18791 Via ALLEN.CONN-WURLITZER 0 854 ---------1 North Sails. Must see lo ap- Vcrona Irvine. July 9-12. Organs, Pianos, Harpsichords ogs * * * preciate. $2900. 524--086.1 • NEW·USEO.RENTALS AKC PUPS. 9 -k old Ger. Bill Ljungblad ,Mochlnory 116 GOULD MUSIC CO. shorthain, show & field. s 8361 lndlanapolls 26' SCHOCK Ende av er · A LL EN SYNCROGRAPH, Our 61st year week old great danes, be!l Huntington Bt•ch fbrgls sloop, xlnt. FINES'T $6448 FULLY SELF CONTAINED & IT'S BRAND NE\V! Str. #213207 Phone 645-6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. Cos ta Mesa i . Coll Mory Both 642·5678, oxt 330 ISlffk StnsatlDn! Foll ~k·Alikes MODEL E 1415 HD J7F, 2045 N. Main, S.A. in temperamE'nt & sOOw. You are the winner o! N~ mooring hle.l'd. DISTRIBUTOR MACHINE. 547.-0381 Mart Inc rest Kennels r 2 tickets to the 1..:644-.:..:..c=::.· ------ -542-1734 eves & weekends. SOFrH~R ~~Y "alg rand, 546--0989. " .... _ .. lfc ~¥-·-.~E~N.·~~ .,...- t1 i .... _, ...... DRILI:,..press; welder·& elec. · e ........ ""r;1vv1nc1 :····~I""~( ~(' -Dobie pups ~ Al<C ome & Garden · · · 713]-, air oompressor. Good cond. cond. Sl.600. 646;8163. Rancho dobie. Show Stock. Show • cond. $2500. S48-«i15 ,.._ ~ _ 831~. -THOMAS -Electronic-0rg&n. -Ears, tail, shots. Excel at the F1ippcr, Sail No. 630. Miscellaneous 818 6 MOS OLD. $250 \Vatch clog. Bred for guards. ANAHEIM ' Xlnt cond. $225. . . . * SJ&.7731 * 546-2647, 545·5916. CONVENTION * 548-0315 * Sl'EREO: 1972 Garr a rd GRAND Piano· Ebony f OBE CE Class To Start· CENTER ~:.\CRIFICE, 22' Albatross ~ode! Electrophonic full Fine condition: s w · ,.' Iy 26th 'l:30 PM in July 14 ·July 23 $950. 2·Br. moblle home, no size stereo changer, base il99-l6l5. the' ewport-Irvine area. Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 down.'Lido Park. 673-3817 • r ef 1 ex spe ake r rs Open to-all dogs over 5 mo's between 9 and 5 pin to claim UDO 14 NO. 2217 AM h F,M I MPX'! STE~ Sporting Goods 830 · old. 546-4928. YoUr tickets. (North County Witlt trlr and cover. OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOMES 8081 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove 8944479 , • 8 track tape player, Still toll·free number ia StlJ..1220) Good condition l!.u! 9750 I brand new in carton -left RELOADING equip. RCBS DOG OBEDIENCE das&cs * * *I-.=::..;;:.:=:::::..:.~::..:=._ M • p on lay-a-way, Orl.uwir ...... diet.· -acale, beginning Jur. 11., 9o00 • 131> n: tone Star sailboat * arvm earce* ~d for $386.95. pe.y off all access. Mutt s~IJ , 10:30 & 7:30 -S:Xl pm. JOHNSON 35 honepower, with trlr, '650. 847-6427. .. -~~=~: ~780. · ~~---··· -=~·.~=: ~-~.w-~'sand-~do!ly~·~11k~e.,_~M=o=tor_ff1mes ~ r~7 1ftr~P ;,,,~· TV, Radio, Hf Ff, NEEDS home, male, tan ::er. ~~Gu~. t~ w. 644-6380 , · t., . esa, ·Stereet 136 Shepherd, good with kids, each. Jab900 bait ,....,p new 49' 8 Meter Sloop. converted .... 645-2442: • • • needs room to . run. $5. ...~ .. * AUCTION * ~= ;: tu~ :i~.':t ·p~ 84"'331. :i~i.Jf 1b. anebor 15, ~~~· $11,soo. F. Furnl SILKIE Tenier Puppies, me ture fesslonal changer, AM/FM Character boat, 21' Boaits, Slips/Docks 910 & Appliances stereo receiver, sealed air-AKC, nks. Shedless, ador-4cyl inboard/Excel cond. ··-----...:.~·-· .,:..,:..., __ _ AucUons Friday, 7:30 p.m. suspension speakers, tape able. Reduced! 962-8377. Parade favorite. ~1445 16x40 U slip, (way tie. $135 Windy's Auct ion Barn deck & head phone plug-in SHELTIE -TOY COLLIE. British Sea Gull, Shp. mo. Michael RJty, 67U880. _75,, N rt, CM 6.,, 0 ,,..,, jacks. Brand:tnew in box & AKC. Lo haft .,i:n 507 E. Balboa B J vd., .v.J 7Z ewpo w-ooou guaranteed. Originally ptic-* 557-7869 aft 5 pm * ng s · _,..,. Be.lboe.. ' Behind Tony's Bldg Mat'l ·645-1400 1..:~:::;:,.,...~=~~--~~-'--~--1 ed at $279.95. Balance $81 ** 2 PUGS with pe.Pm;, =-=====--17' Schlada SK v.ith 110 CHll.DS ·playhouse 40 sq. ft. cash or small payments. ma1e & female call after 6. 15' "PERFORMER" out-Mere OB. Canvu cover, Clpted & paneled. Must see L ay. away D e p t , * 642-3019 * board w/::JJ h.p. Evin. mtr. Sharp! $l750. 96.2--389t to _apprec. $125. 89Um4 714/893-0501. & Ur. $675. 644-8277 1-..:::C=.!::...::::;:::_:;;:..:::::_ Sales • Rentals . 558-3222 tru S, VJUage Way, S.A. Motor Home Renta ls Available for daily, weekly <1r monthly basis, 21'. 23', and 25' seU contained l\1o- tor Home1, all equlpt wlth generator, root alr, and many . other extrM. All Coe.cha: are 1972 mode.ts. We have the all steel Amigo also. Pl.ease call 839-9560. =~-:...,~----COLLlE, tri-color ma I e, ~~~~~~---* SLIP avail up to 40' boat, QUEEN size bed &: me.ple ZENITll & RCA-save $50 to AKC All shots. 7 mos. $25. Boats, Power 906 ample parkln&. 52 Balboa BUS/mo10r home. 35', excel headboard $40. Maple desk $150 during our end of ...,,0 5075 motor new "-J I -• C. E . "Ack'' Ackormen, Coves, $50 mo. 673-8145. , ut-q, •nereo, a r $25. Maple nightstand $10. model year sale. Most '73's ~=~==~-~-N cond, ~ TV, cpt. Much phone ~3643. now in stock. Priced less OUTSTANDING Great Dane 'ewporter Ketch builder Ii: Boats Speed & Ski 911 more. 538-6281 REFRIG, like new. Head-than the discounters w/3 yr pups-fawn, AKC ngistered designer is now a brbker ' _ · be Reas. ~2894. with David L. Fraser. His 15• Au.EN SK hull, Mere. '72 WINNEBAGO 27', aleeps 9349 boord, wrought iron, an-picture tu warranty, 1 yr ---------6 lr/-nd Del n. ' 1 · d 1· ~ ~GANT AFGHANS pet & ""8.1'1 of boat building • lflOO, l<lrir. $1XKI. • a .. v • ux. ,i.cservc 1 • tique. Leaving area. Call parts, yr service, e 1very .1:.uc.. .,~ • 833-8070 J SIZES . Toss on pretty toppings Fri aft 6 or all day Sat. & set-up. Terms or cash 90 show puppies & al l bre<>ding surveying e.xperience, sail 6'1H73I now. • ~ 10~·20% "'hen the breezes blow. 494-38!16. .Pla n. Hurry fur full seleo-stock. All colors. 962-6956. & power. will be mo5t vaJ. Rent A Motor Home _ Crochet multi"° tor posy l(l.SPD' b'k ,,. Tw" .. ~-• tion of '72 models. ABC WEIMARANER pup!Htllots, uable to the prospective 1 1~ for yo\lr V •c•tion 11'f M i Ml 1lf '-"i'~ 'yokes of gay scraps; add leaf 1 e· ..,.,. . in ..,.,_..._.g Color TV, 0021 Atlanta, Show & lietd. Futurity buyer. He looks forward to TriMPOrtatlorl Ill * 139..ot301 * f border. Finish cape in pet· ~ e~~;:-:t:a~ ~~-8~~: ~H=u~n=ti~ngl:o-o~n..,..Bea_c-oh.,..968-33_...,.,_29. _no_m_i_na_ted_. _83!>-325 __ ._7_. __ assisting you and'&eeing his '72. 20' flarve1l. Under 3000 'Start with a sleek and tem stitch. Fine for fall in fen~chia plants $10 ea. LEAR Jet stereo 8 portable A very friendly gold many friends aaain. OWce miler. Call a1t. 5 \veekdoya. ~ shape, then add a wonted! Pa1tern 7131: 642-4789. tape player, solid state, afghan for sale.~· ~4:34~~.rto, Npt. Bch. C•mperi, Sale/Rent, '20 549-2488. Mae collar and you have (child's :Z..121 : Teens, misses' l\.1odel P-510. Plug into l~ yr. Male. 962-9894 ~====~=-=,...., mmmer 'Tl's-favome iliirt S.11) Incl. BRAND new gold/white cigarettelighleror u,...6D =~"'=~~~~~ · 15' GlaSS flaf I( T. 114...,-pick u p •2S;iA!ruFETI ~Mt~" 231'" cr·cc·;H ·t Iii or two 1b"i0Cadc-d~s &: Under batt . Hardi •. ~ p id SAMOYED Hwsl(y, AKC; .C w/a;...__....... 3 ~ ._ . , ux .... sn e.,, cqu p., ~! ave 1 cne "'c-VENTY·-~ ~-d-, "-82 + mat...i.-._._,_ enew. Y <U!IC\I. a hot •-···b •·-_.. ... ~w. ,..,..., 1o1•Jlll· Int t • Pvt pty ~· •~1 ~ ..... .a:. ~ ... D • .,_'""' '""' ~w•u $35 sell $20 542-l734. moe.s s,uuWIC roiu:n.....,. w/8• owthrad cam'p er ,.x rae~ . .,-. ......., .;ion. ~ -~ M•g NEW for each pattern • add 2S -d $110. 6f4.-0J39 alt 6 • kend.s • eves Lo ... child. -· Bottom Ski Hull ,~ ~· -3 Print~"'"-,.,~ .. ~ : cen" •-eoch _,....._ "A-........ =·=-=-,--·--.,---w uuYli'"UUl ' bunJer T II T I ••• Slzts 1011 !21> 14\1 ~ = ~ .~rn -~·· WEIMARAMER pupo. • •ll>v•,' .,;,.. thru oven.. re ors. ravo ~ , lll\I, :iJii. ~ 1<ii Air Mall and Special HanclJ. UNIVEX pot & veg. pet4 .. ~~l ,.? 1225.~'.:::: lO wks. No papers. $25. White/melalflal<e red, 65 hp Good condition. 64&-4329 alt TENT TltAILER C'°'t 31) tak., 1 5/8 yards Ing: otherwise tbird-claal I $3S. Pepol rofrli ooda boX 6'l3-422s , . ~---54_s.4804 ___ ~~ I !&ere 0/11, tilt traller ~~. 4 pni. , Sin:• 7 i;a. delivery will 'taU thre< f.100, Counter Pllll>,own $50. • " •-• J -1,lnch. OENTS weeks or more. Send to 645-3270 or S4g.qp' Horses 856 83&-1954. '69 FORD, a.Ir. wlth> ll' Kitch~n· Caba'ha ,• ~UJVENT\'.1'1VE All-Broo'-!be DAILY · 23' Formu'· 233, 1w1n -w. campc·r, ftfrl.r., fnMY ex· Frwne rtblt to carry •• ch pattern -add 25 "'"' tu11, ~ ft I I ·•·• · I 111 1 *APPALOOSA* lll ""'" --i -ooo PILOT 1116 Needl-n , -• • ee ~v>ng F Sports. fi•hi--~el. Teak """ unoY "' a>I, 14.290. 3 mororcyclci Ets for each pa.J.tem fur • • mcu• ''Lyon" 18"x36" shelves· $15. · rH to You "8 "IUU ~ Mall' and Special Hand!· De.pt., Box 15.1,. Old Oelsea 544--3417 . -. · 3 year old gelding,· decks. 2 twin 100 HP. 2 bait • $800 otherwise third-class Station. New York, N.Y. DINETTE aet, patio table 3 Lints, 2 T imes, $2.00 r egistered. $475. syatents. 2 outriggtrw. Rl"D, Cycles, Bikes, 540o3894 ilelivery wil ~akll three 10011. Print Name, AddttAs, CALL A NYTIME deplh aounder. Auto pilot. Scooters 925 18' Fan aelf r.ont--he-ad-eks or more. send to z~E:;~·~~~; cro. dralting =· TORTOISE Shell Fml. kit· · 540 • 3803 i~~~ ;~f · 69J..:a~ ~=k ·n Hond~ eo SS99.oo DOHC shower.' hot w~ier, ·:,as st~ an Martin, the DAILY tl'n Smart & · dot:abl f Le ( -&. refrlg. $.1295. Mf~l.82. .JLOI', "42, Pattern Dept.. chet, knit. etc. Free dlrec-ROLL Top Deak oak. Large, • . 8 e. ltORSE lover wamed. Dad or e; 114) 673-336.i. · Sharp Col~). 032 west lllth st., New "ons, 50c, rood shape. sacrifice $275. '!'rained. To gd. home. transferred· must oell. 8 yr FISHING TIME! rnrrz WARl\EN'S · Auto S.rvlce, Parts 949 .. Ny 10011 p · t '"'""' Macrame Book. 614-7928. 54&-2ll60 CM. «tl Chesinut gelding. Some 41' Oui!OVllch Sport t"lohcr, Sport Cat Center TIRE CITY _ .. ork,~ · · • nn n..~tc. fancy knot•, ~t. CARPET FOR • .,~ FRE,E lclttens. White W/~. tac.Jc. $350, or bestoUar. Ask tuU •.&MC, ADDRESS with ~ ,. ..-~ Y equipped, twin dl~ll. ORANGE COUNTY'S ~' _!._IZ!i ..m ftY't.£ terns. $1. by CARPET Le.yer. CaJI bile apot. Need kJvq home; tot Ltoda, Mi-m. 113 lntttesl for Mlf. Share LA.RCE:m' Tlres-Wheel•Tlre•Whetl.A ~ Eal)' Art or Balrp .. ()ro-e 54(;...574,; e 5t04>8G 61$-69'lll/494-t818 eve, 9 YR old Morgan, tee at eor· expenses & charter profits. 710 E. ht. S.A. 547-m&I 4th Ju)1 ~per Dtt.11. Good· ·l SEE MORE s pr l n r ebel • ovtr 26 dtaJans to 1 flu.Pt, Lab/~ mbc'. ner at Golden West & Ellili. $14,500. 548.(1$72 for full info. ,69 HONDA LOI .. u. year Polyatm Ir Poly1lttl 'l"alhiOftl and dX)OM one mllke, $L PASTEL mlnk «MLt, tinier Good w/kkQ. Includes b>cl HunUnlf{on Beach, stall No. 15, p ~ Blemt. ltl Jackua $34.ZQ pr., """ttem tree from new lnttaat O'oMet Book -tip; 1 yr. old. Top quality ·a: dllh. 645-m3 aft~. n: Call 842--7587 aft 6 pm. . ERFORMER Havoc, Gcttini married, mutt ltll. Sprint type maa1 l4x'7 ;;:..,,,..,\\n!unet C.ta!or. All Learn by pictUrea! Pa~ $500 or ott.... t!75-8067. F1!EE happy heallhy ldu&or. BOARD~G SfABLES' white & latblue metal llake, Best oiler. ~ """· $19.llO, l3x51> fl5.80, 15"81\ ,.,--:-~ tern $1. Ml II LI, new upho ery, .all rau&e•. HONDA "'·' ~~ ·~-$28 llO ~·" 80 -~·'5 ~I Only ~· · 1· WCI lnlCIUI We<ned & trained,. Phone Beaut. new. 20271 Acacia 7S h.p. Qlt)iller eng. Brake· ~-•· ~ _$150,, Xln•~ ' ' -· · •w~ • ;JNSTAIIT SEWING BOOK Oomplofe W Olft -Wa nted l20 54Ml!IS. . Santa Ana lits. 551-3414. away trlr. All In xlnt cond. ~-~new •nc., • t $28.80, A • $39.80. HTI!x •w toda.r."'Mar tollllln'OW. ;1,"'°"' tl)an lOO gifll " 'iiENnVoOD "'";Sweet Dispoattloned mat• 7 YR" old reg Appaloosa 11295. 54S-128Saltor 7. coond. 54S-3lll2. . ~~t;\;!~4~i~$2'~ ri·N ST ANT FASIUON OompleCe Afibu Boot • CHAIRS <OCJ< ... poo. loves people. w/&addie k bridle. $500. 'Tl Enterplire. 110 HP Volvo, ~i~~ 3511' '!O. ~-In New car take otto, Us<d K . .. Hand.reds o f $1. Need at least fO\ft' fin, or un-Shot.a and Lir.enM!. 9G2'6103.' 557-.6776. 6 cyl. Chry. Outdriw, 40 • 'oo-4786 ' , ftadlalt 23.lxlS $23.50. Clo1ed hlon facll. " 11 .Jl't.. Rn• Bookt • 50e. fin, Bentwood chain . A~ l'DµLE kitty, 11 wks, 1 nl_ne yr. old mare. Jla.lt MPJi, 8eat.s 12. Good Buy & SUn Moo -·· -.., -• n---~·t. Lond~ ·with POWELL trail/dirt blkt. ·.~ '•N-·.::~·~B.lvd., c.·M·. "'U.ICK CASH . Boot of u rrt .. A11h<nl. pearanc~not ln\t»rtlllt, but n...Uhomew/love, Smokey ~tqrgll1l l< halt Arabian. ~~· ~ ~ ~ .. ..,. ,.. S()c. ~ mus:t be ln IOOCf cond. No gJ1?)' w/wht PftWt. 6"--~L $250. 637....GM3. equip. $4.'iOO. An 'It im e. Ruggfd. exetl. c o ti d. 645-3554. 123'5 E, Canon, ,, THROUGH A Qllllt8ook l ·l6patlttns. anilquet. Frte or "''·SWING SETW/SLIDE TIME FOR 6T'"'6279. 546-!879. Hawaiian Gard ••• DAILY PILOT !fie. • prlct, Mlb. 897-7791 all. 5. 968-507$ 23' Thund.rbird. Formula TWO '70 Min Ti;aU Hondaa, 213-800-034ii, • ., • ...,. QllUI Boot S • b\ODERBACK c HA t Rs . 9UICK CASH 1971 215 HP lnboord.O<llbrd SO CC1. Llc'd. Xlnt COl!d. i ·A.-;'LfL'i;E.:;:N;::.;sY;;N"'CROG'==llAP!!~ ' ·. WANT AD ~.~ · .. , Need at l•ut fDur matchlnc TIME FOR THROUGH A depth findtr, ,.dlo, lrlr. $151! et. 837-4350. MODEL E 1415 HD J1F ' 642 5678 "'"''" flit TodaT• IM"tl • hlt!h. la<ldni>ack chain. Best offer nvtr $1500 49l-8M3 CUSl'O~t H&riey Otvldoon DISTRIBUTOR MAOl!NE. • u bftutilUI pou.m.. !Oc. Fin. .,, un11n. Muat be DAILY PILOT DAILY PILOT or 6G"8n. ~f>Ol'Uttt. M"'' be · .. n. 541-1131 :i;w. • -•· eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel ~~P!l.rr..~ CLASSIFIED ADS .. WANT AD 1~~~;i>.~ ~iiot Wlllt Ac1> hav• ~~~=~ at 1!91·Tm alt 5. CAU 642-5678 • 642°5678 l7lS. 547"9645: 675-480ll. barplnl plort. body. M •II&· ~'!111. • . I I ., . .. '63 Chev. ~II T. r•.u. \Yil h H/D/l\lspension. 3 speoed, R-H, air cond .• new battcl'y. carb., 2 tires, clutch, and paint. Vt'rf clean $750 • 54&-1879. .'57 Ford' 1/z Ton Pickup Immnculate, Must Sell, d1r 897-022<. 1951 O TEVY Pickup $2';). Good rond. Cull eves 646-2962 '66 GMC TRUCK Radto, benter, (•\158139). $775. dlr. 836-65..15. '70 Dodge 3/4 Ton V-8, Auto Trans, with service Body, Mu.st scU, dlr 891-0224 '63 Chevy 3/4 Ton Immaculate, Must Sell, dlr 897-0224. . 188 FORD ~v IO p/u, 6 cyl ., 3 apd., AAJ, lc>fll wide ~. lmmac. pvt. ply., 8934174. Auto 'le asing l'\964 " Try 011' leate upeJ11 tot Savlnp. S&dafactlon •,Sero vice, WE LEASE AIL POl'IJLAR 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI. RATEs;-· Catt Malcolm Reid tor further detallt . THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Horbor Blvd. Cort. l\.fesa 642-0010 Auto1 Wontocl 961 REWARD WILL PAY OVER Kelley Blue Book For l•t•. model, cleM; low mll••D• dom11- tlc1, imports, trucks or campers. Call and ask for Buyu DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 24IO H orbor Blvd. Co1t1 M11a 54MOl7 WE -PAT .TOP CASH tor -con • flocb, Josi Olll .. !tr Ina --GROTH CllEYROUT WE buy all rnakes or dean uted -c ... , paid "'" or not. Pleue drive 1n for Ina llPl'flflll. NEWPORT IMPORTS WE PAlr TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED cARs U ~Ill car la IX1ra clftn, see us first. BAUER BUICK 2925 llarbor Blvd. COlta Mt,. !)79.25IJll IMPORT1 WANTED OIJl"i• Coantlts TOP J BCYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA lalt Btacb Blvd. R, Btach. P!>. ll!-atl ,, • ' . • \ .. .!8 DAILY PILOT AutH, lmportod - ·'FREE · DEMO OYIRNIGHT TO .TEST DRIVE >. • BU Y or . LEASE '72 ALL MODELS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tht Brand New Sport Wagon • 164 Models • Wagons • Sedans 1972 VOLVO 2 DR •. SEDAN 578 DWN. . 58676 Per Mo. 17900 Do .. 11 Totel , .DoWll Poy•.llt I \ . " Mond11, JUiy 10, .Jffl 1000-1200 W. Pacltlc Cst. Hwy. Newpo~ Beach (TI4J 642-0400 · " Alfll ·Romeo ' NOW ON DISPLAY Sales Service Parts Boely Shop . COAST IMPORTS 1000.1200 W. Coast H1vy, Newport Be<!-ch 642-0406 '69 ALFA ROMEO 1750 GTV Cpe, 5 Spd,·Lo LO mileage, AM/FM Radio, New Rad!· als, (ZSVl.57). MAKE OFFER . 4 Spd, Radio, Heat£1r,..' I.Ow Low Milea,ge, f350CPH ); $2095 .. COAST IMPORTS , lCW-1200 W. Pa~ific est, Hwy. COAST IMPORTS I Newport Beach (714.) 642-0iOG 546-4529 I '71 DATSUN 240Z 1000-1200 w. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach (7141 642-0406 546-4529 . ALPINE '66 Alpine it099.00, one owner CSUG 345l r FRJTZ WARREN'S Sport Car Center ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST Or Best Offer COAST IMPORTS no E. ls~ S.A. 54H)764 ... 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. AUDI Newport Beach (n4) 642-0400 '70 Audi 100SL. AM/FM, 546-4529 Beige. Going 10 1 '68 Datsun Roadster Euro~must sell S 2 7 5 o . 644-8593. Hard Top & Soft Top, 4 Spd, '?O AUDI 100 LS, xlnt cond, Radio, Heater, 41,000 actual m wanty, AM/FM, must miles, (WTY584) sell, $2850. 83.1--04ai $1395 h1 I ~ j ' Jll • 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTO N BEACH ' ,, ,, ' 8 42 ·'.>666 MG $99. over Dealers Cost tax and lie (99722009140) (997'l2010249) COAST IMPORTS l(KX).1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach Cn4) 642-0406 546-4529 SUBARU * SUBARU * As Low as $l.59'l FRITZ WARREN'S Sport Car C•nter eORANGE CO UN TY'S LARGEsr VOLKSWAGEN MOVING MUST SELL '61 VW Bug,· wrecked front end, po engine, good trans. Good for buggy. Best cash offer 548-5.180 . . '70 Imperial Le Baron MAVERICK DODGE 1970 TORONADO GT, Exce) 1--, 6 - 6 -W-A_G_O_N--1 cond, tuU pwr equip, vi"l'.1 .. top, air rond, AM/FM DEALER Dodge Monaco, 9 pa!!enger, stereo w/tape deck. $3,495. Largest ihlection ot Cadil· Automatic, factory air oondl-Days, 540-9892; e v e lacs in Orange County. tioning, wwer steering, 1_642-3203_;,,_c_,.-------l Sales-Leasing. .radio, heat.r. mu=>· ·PLYMOUTH '68 MG Midaet 1999.00. Radio '61 VW Bua. Runs good, C d'lla 1969 Dodge Chupr good '65 Plymouth Barracuda au 'Ill) E. l.st SI., S.A. 511--0764 TOYOTA AUSTIN • Nabers s1<m. d>r. 8J6.653.5. , ; • Ton~M":'.J:k·s Reblt trani! ~ tJt a I C condition. $1295. or trade~ tram., 273 eng., one owner; '68 Austin American $500.00. co•obesASI oUeTr s c c BRAND NEW best. M7-T421 eves 2600 HARBOR BI., con~ble amal1 c. r . very clean. 893-4013. Radio, automatic 1xsr 261). ~ ar ·~r LAND '70 ,. vw Sunroof, AM/FM COSTA MESA 549-0530. PONTIAC FRITZ WARREN'S ·•ORANGE COUNTY'S stereo, Chrome .wbe.els, 540-9100 Open Sunday DODGE Dart 196 7 C C LARGEST · Radials. IJeal .... reblt eng. '6 6 B L U E C ad , automattc Pl pb good ...;. ,71 G nd p . Sport ar " enter-IM' PORTS 710 E. .1st St.; S.A -547--0764 CR·U ISERS Take o/pymts. Trade for Coupe DeVille, air cond., dition. $'15o. 536-1004. ,. ~ r1x e ORANGE COUNTY'S trans car, 645-0222 Daya. tun power S1550 962-4.750 1 owner, Dark Green, Fully LARdEsr OPEL. MUsr vw ' . . '64 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl .. 2 dr., Equipl, lB,<MXJ actual mu ... ' · In Stock. Urge 'Selection · 1 . , .. u. '63 N transl portch. CAMARO aulo., rib gd . ..n car, $Uo. Absolutely lmma<ulate, 110 E. ht St., S.A. ;>47 , 1000..~ W, Paclf_IC Cst. Hwy. I ecll D II er w camper ew cu 642-~ BMW · J<ewporr~chf114)642--0406 '70 OPll 1900 mm ate 1 vory brkJ,~bJ\ . .,;,.,Xlnt _cond'. *CAMAitci "68'.'"3'7'." PS, .' $4095. ~ .... A·i:i.-·Moi>E.ts"'.. '" ~~~N s10 RALLYE KADmE ~ 11~($ .: vw :·vinyl'"'"?''~ ~,:,u~&-~1 top. n~. ,68 F!:!llD 1 _ IMMEDIATE STATION WAGON. llt;..•rs ne:'1' paint, ,reblt ~ng., incl • '68 CAMARO. 327. Auto, mag whls, Ml~be~y ~ ( ' DELIVE RY Immacu1ate. YPU372. 4 $pd, Radio, Heater, 28,000 ." ~~ .. ~~ ~ ..... ~· Xlnt R&:H, P.S, vinfl top.1 Pvt $1T;J() firm. 673-7267. _ Low Bank Fl'nancing $1 295 mjles, Bronze with white Toyota &: Jag\iar Dt'aler l.vuu . ...,.,,..,. ~· pty. $1400. 66-5TI8 eves ,68 ==mn 350 . 1 1 1966·Pontiac Ventura 4 Dr : , SANTA ANA TOYOTA lnlerior (307BHL). Authorized, Sales• Service · '10 VW, Sunroof, air cond., . CHEVROLET m.'it;;;I;,~Mi<:b.I.;:'Y .:;~ V-8, AT, PS, PB, Ai? Cone!: I On 48 Mo. Terms ~.30iceamD.';i;t9.opepmit $1695 900 S. Cou1 Highway rfb, FM •ler<o rildio, $1!i00. $1'/50 tirm. 673-726'1. Low low miles, Oean ~de I Laguna B>acli 54<h1IOO 64(;-8277PM. • call be~ 4 & 7 '70 NOVA SS FORD & out, Must Sacrilice. $86 7' k Totol , Monthly P•yment 0 Cash price ls $3$50. plus . tax & license. Deferred MOn·Fl-i. 541).5212 ·coAST. SAT.-SUN.-SPECIAL M7·3095. , 417 W. Warner, Santa Ana .• 69 .66 vw Squarebock Wagon, Coupe. 350 VS. Vinyl top, · I '72 DATSUN p· ku In , . brown w/belge vinyl bucket 1959 Ford. No running needs REP08.5ESSJON-po n t • " p, x 1 . TOYOTA CORONA good condltton, • Firebird ·n. 2,000 crtg. I, cone!., must seU. , re.db-beater, g(!Od tires $825 seats. Automatic (floor shift) fenders, Hood and radiator. 979-2516 • ·IM. PO. RTS· ',~; ..... w)hite finish. .4 speed or best otter, .3822; console,-'tactol'y guages, Motor and trans. in very mlleilLbExl c.allco':!;;770lllnanclng "'71 240.~z-· --oWV.t'l.W • power di.9c brkll, exterior good cond. Good tor parts. ava a e, c cru-• • $1099 '66 VW VAN, n~w paint, mags chrome. TOP SHAPE! $165 $50. For e Ve r y t h i n g '64 Bonneville convert. payment \includes bal-SEE US ABOUT loon of $1 425 plus 35·pay-Overseas Delivery ments of $86.76. Total CREVIER MOTORS deferred $4539.60. An· 208 \V. 1st St.. ~nnl.a Ana nual Percentage Ra te 83>3171 ll.oo%. '~,6~9 BMW~2002 DEAN LEWIS (Stk . ~T-1-30A). Bcauti!ul condition. $2199 VtfY Attractive leasing Plan E1amplt: 1972 VOLVO 88.74 :~ AW r•111l1, 41sc '1r••"· •v· ••. """· J' lftl . • ur ou1 nnns H.OIOLf YOUI OVUS!AS DHIVUY UDUC! THI WORIT • Dean Lewis Vo Ive· 645-9308 • CREVIER MOTORS ~ W, lS'I: St., Santa Ana 835-3171 Visit our llC\V hornet $, ROY CARVER, Inc:. 114 E. 17th St. Costa htesa 546-4444 CAPRI '71 CAPRI 4 Spd, Alr Condllionlng, Radio, Mags, (284BUI). $2150 ' • ·COAST IMPORTS " ' 1XKl W. Pacilic Cst. Jtwy. Newi>ort Beach (Il4) 642-0406 546-4529 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROU GH~ DAILY PILOf WANT AD 642-5678 I Air Cond, Mag Wheels, Spd, i652BZTl 100)..12()() W, Pacific Cst. Hwy. • stereo, etc. Perfect cond. Below Book. Must Sell! Will &tS-2607. • Loaded. Great cond.. i 4 N~rt Beach (Ill) 642--0406 BILL MAXEY $1350. 5.16-4696 alt 12· go quick. Call 531,1213, , * 673-1494 * 546-4529 . '67 vw . Squareback, new '67 Chev1l11 Spt c 71 . Ford Wagon '66 PONTIAC GTO 4 peed ' '70 OPEL ·GT I eng., beige, xlnt cond. $100J. Radio beater , auW.:Oatfc9· a Automatic, factory air con· bucke~ vinyl ~f s $600, h $4050 COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 W. Pacific C!t. Hwy. Newport Beach (ll4) ~ 546-~ FERRARI '66 FERRARI 330GT COUPE 5 Spd, Mag \Vheels. Show· room Fresh, 36,000 actual miles, {SAVO,JS), MAKE OFFER COASl IMPORTS 1000.1200 W. Paclfic Cit. Hwy. Newport Beach (Il4) 642--0406 -.TIME FOR QU ICK CASH THROUGH.. A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 64 -5678 I Com~·11o o TOYOTA ~1666 eves. • real beauty. #220m. • diticning, radio <382CTQ>. ~-. r *"'"" n range,, Black '65 VW Bug Good condition $ $2795 dlr 836-6535 t Buckel Seats.•. spd dlr. Ex· 11111 -h l lvd. must ·..U.~-,Dlr, $Son'. 109t · · '69 Grand Prix. Loaded. Xlnt , cellent ditio Can .fl.. v Low Down Low ·Tenm: '63 Ford WagOn, V-8, auto., cond. Reas. Days, 8JS..2261; 1, • "".°0 n. Hwitlntf'Oft IMch 1474555 530-1591. PHONE 645-5799 R A H, Air cond., $150. eves & wknds 962-1101. naliCe private party CINI>-'66 VW V · t. R MIRACLE MAZDA tlnn. 543-3691 Call after 4 " 204):Call494-68Ualtl0am. ~ ... ~'* • looks~9~. ;;:. 214SHarborBlvd. pm. T·BIRD 546-8736. ·' ••M (213) 498-2816. Costa Mesa 1964 FORD Fairlane 500 Stai.-.-------- ·70 Opel GT, $1895 Lo m1. ' • :m.ten -.68 vw GOOD <X>NDmON. '66 Nov' a Wl--n Wgn, good mech. cond. !300. * * * I Orig, own~r. Inupac. Red. . $900. , . ~ cuh. ~lm David Farrell , 1134-2718 Joe,,544-1281. ~ta A J-Dealtr Call m.3426 anytlm 6 cyllnder,' au\oJ!latlc, radio, 100 Vlo Quito . PE. UGEOT Authorized Sales A Service e healer, economy vocation '64 T-Bird. all po)Vtt, air Newport BNch Sioo S. Cout .~a,y '69· VW ·BUS apecial <XEV118) $895 dlr. ,$375 or best oiler. You are the winner of ,69 Peuga>t $1599 00. Z 000 Laguoo Beach · 540-311» .. blt <ng1ne; 43,<MXJ ml. 83&$5. * ~,.. 2 tickets to the I miles. 1 owner <iNYs&oi · m:t To~ta Mark II wagon. ~ * 2l3: m.;;rn mo Chev. eonoours Eata,., HORNET ( Sovthlend rnrrz WARREN AJC. Like new. $2l95. '66 VW Bog, aun roo~ >:Int 8 'Pu.. Sta. Wgn. J>wr, Home & Gordon Sport Car C911ter 644-8984. cond. $6'15. 612-9153. Steering & brakes, AM-FM Brend New 1972 Show ~ Autol. lmportlCI 970 A"""'-lmpotrtecl 970 Stereo radiO, tUt steer. whl. HORNETS . al the I ,,o E. 1s1. SA 547--01!!4 -·--, Factory Alr, luggage rack, ANAHEIM PORSCHE , new tires I< brake•. Panel. CONVENTION Ing. Asking $3100. 557-4861. CENTER ' I PORSCHE mo 9ll-T Tarp, :::. ~1:i~· 8~~t-9~i bet\\'een 9 am I: 6 pm, ask 1 for Karl. 1969 PORSCHE, 9ll·T Orig owner. 34,000 m.ilef. Excel cond. $4850. 549-:SS LEASED Ul1) 1'>n<lie 911-E Targa. Take . over lease. 644-1641 • CWSIFED US FOi ACTION ••.• CAll 642-5671 72Model"s • SA VE •• .s2399 . ~AND NEW '71 SPITfllr J • . . '64 El Cainipo 4 spd, VS, July 14 -July 1l ,J be~ seats,· Please call 6f2·56781 m:. !14 t * 673-J1!M * between 9 and S pm to claim I '59 Chevy BilcaYne for ·sale! -your tlti,:ets. ,(North Count)' cheap $150. · toll-free number ls 5«>-1220) eai1 648.3757 * * * I For IO!e-li7 °"vy. ... . VEGA ! 2-door pCNlt. Male ! . ·fa'i.;: '7~ -!EGA ~Mil I lmmacula,., Socrillce, .Must Now_~!!!!".!'-~.-( Spcl, -Air Cclld!tlonbtr, 11q I ..u, c11r, m-. AIR WUlllllllli Wbeela, ~ -. I "IU GheYeU., 2-<lr cpe, under Z,<m ..u ... (729W)', I :n~ .. ~~ :Pao AT NO EXTRA CHARGE $21195 '. I '89 01EVY van, VS, auto, Speclolly ,qulpt Cti'I -co i ('T poncled; qr1 ,' m-$2,:i>O: avellable In 2 Dr. 4 Dr, and AJ 3*-6421 'I' -sportaboul Wagon modtlt ~ 8:f..~~··~i: 1um11TE DELIYERY IMPORTS appr. Pr! 1111. 185o. --· 111. . IOOO.J.211) W Paclllc' l m:t VEGA . .....,, auto, ,,Ard, S Lee Newport W ('IHJc.t. R..,.. ' !WI, -. Call --• -. f\ltl «' ,,, .. T '' ._. .... __ .. " I . • · ' .., --'!ii T..oo.I 2 dr hip.·-- ._ ~. "(Qrtce" rodlal IQ -- -8oe •II • ...-... U34 SOO ~ Full -' alt. H I< 11 I . ~-~--;;,.-r -M Ill. Wot. l!JI RalW -., -~u -• Ooola ----- i l ,, • ' • ' . . ' 17 . ,.· l :. ' . ' ". •• " ., ,. ( . . . . . . .,! luS' 1;~ " . .. ' . ' ' r- • ' ft,) .~o'~· " "'" . v-.• ,, .. ,!!••"(·. l . '-.. [. . . . ~ ' • • r .EDITION ,, * . ,. " '• ' " ORANGE OOUNTY, CALIFORNIA " MONDAY, JULY 10,~'!'972 () Q / " .. " .-,):, .. . .. • ; .. ·-... Q ' •·ei ' . . ~--""· _ ....... ,.....,..,....,..-, ·.. . . -#"'~~'IQ ..... ·. • ••• ,!'.·~. . . .. .. 17 " • Mus~~_£y;es .;: · · IJttpe Windfall ,_ . . . Credentials Comproniiee·-~ MIAMI-BEACH.(~!) -,Sen. Eduiund "'' · S.' Muskie, pleojglng-to 'l'l"'in a <en- dldale until • the llemocr•tic prOlldential nomination is settled, took on ~ roJe of. a peacemaker today )n a """" to bel'I , off what be called .,. potentiilly fatal credentials war. · · . . C,apo Board --Sets . . Tax Money Study I . ·Last ·week's record windfall of about stalls and reinstate other funds lato . tl.5 million Jn new revenue from hikes in deplete<;t budget categories. as.seSsed valuation will bead the list of ()\her items set for . board discussion Items l9r discussioQ tonight by trustees and action 'tonigbt starting al 7:30 p.m, of the CBpistrano Unified School District. include: _ The board is expected to discuss the -Further discussion and possible a~ possible uses of the projected increase in tion on complex, new trustee-area boun· tax revenue generated by last week's 2&-daries which are an attempt, trustees percent boots in assessed valuation said, to equalize the number of voters Mu!lde called for ·i meetihj:of. tile'" chief contenders for the ·nomination to try to reach a oetUement of lbe ei'<den- lials queation before It reacbea the floor tonlghL ' " · ., " \ HEADS NIXON TEAM . Councilman !'rnloy . througbout the district for the coming represented in each of seven trustee . year. · """I.'· Whlcbever ·allgnmenl the board Trustee& originally bad laced an a-chooles for the areas, voters will ma!<• .. lremely· bleak 1173 fiscal year because of the final choice . ,. . -, Hubert H. Humplirey aecepted the bid while frontrunner G,orge S. McGovern balked at any comprombe ruched behind closed doors, The meeting wu manged fur the 16th floor offic.s of Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brltn in the Fontainebleau Hotel. Former Mnyor Heads Clement,e Muskie declined to state bJJ position on whether McGovern should be given back the 1st Calllornla delegates stripped N. C . from him in prHOnVention rulings. ix on ani paign "We have seen thil conventkln being turned into fwo aQDed C&mtJI.'' Muskie The campaign to win re-election of said, "pi-epared to tt.10rt to every President Nixon has been formally parllanientary maneuver which might lawidted in San Clem, en. te and at ~ . CO!llribute to the victory of one or . another candidate. 11 preparatlona for one well-known J?el!locr•t 11 among tbe batUe continue, and battle la joined on 111 list of organlun. · ~ .,..._Ille lall )II politteol -~ eamll'!i8D· ellort, beode4 officially and hlj-CCloild be lloi••-llld -In-San -~ wy· C11J · """"°1hnan ' par\y. llld .._ nominee 'IOlllll • ._ ·-J!aUI Presley, !lot; u f-clftcl« former 1bt c-lltlll." lbyOr Walter gy..-Jt., a Dimocrat. llt6!re ..... ,.. .. "*""'·" the J'rtsley,........,.i a.~., ... presidenflal •hopef'ull llluUie to f 4 "'1' J!ejluljlican du!> Iii lie clly keyed to reportm, '''I'm 11111 a candidate and will Ibo eledlom, and tl1e !Int puhllc functlon be a candidate unW lhll ~venlicm la ol Ibo group will be a July 12 program at ended." He Ilic! be wu Uepilll the !lie San Clemente Inn. deleptoa · pledpcf to him. 1bet f:':'.:.:'!! iilclucle a talk by a ''!be -....wir McGovern aald be retiNd "and .,_ vlait from a .... ':Jl!Ue,to be pined by~ into. IWl'flae •guest. fnlm #le"ll'e.tetn White \'.~(set llllJKlE, P• 1) lloule," Presley aa1d. General Killed . . With 3 Others o. H. P. Klog, a .SIJI, Clemente res!· dent, author, former newmnan and ~y a lecturer, will provide the formal program al Ille ?:30 p.m. alfalr at Ille Inn. '!be flrlt 300 guests at the. event 'trill . bave acats: and Presley aaid gueats lhould plan to arrive early. . ll<sideo P.mJq,.otber offken who will serve in tile campaign ettort will be ~ WllbUrn Di81, v.ice president; Mrs. By Enemy Shell . . \ SAIGON (UPI) - A North Vietnamese artillery llllell killed Big. Gen. Riobard J. Tallman and three other Americans SUn- day near the bealeged provincial capital ol An Loe, military -said loday. Two other U.S. servicemen were "°unded la the attack, the ...,..,.. said. Ta1lrnln, 47, of Booeldale, Pa., WU d"!Uf COllllDand<r ol the 3nl Rellonal AssJallnce Command operating la the An Loe area, IO J!liles. north ol Saigon. He ·wu the lather of aeven children ai1d hai been stallooed in South Vietnam for a year. The other Americans were belleved to be advisers with SOUth Vietnamese lorct.1 figbtlng \heir way up Highway 13 toward An Loe; an embattled provincial capltll ~ lince April I. Al least nlne U.S. generals, one U.S. admfral and five South Viemameae generals bad been ldlled in the Vietnam war. . Tallman, 47, and hla party bad just stepped out of their helicopter when a ahel! hit neortry. . '!'bey jumped, into a bunker, then climbed out again aJid were l'Jllllling for a command pool 11111 yards awsy when • -•bell aploded in lbetr midst. President Nguyen Van Thieu lancfed in 'the aame spot two dayg ago cf\lrlnC an ln- ljleC!lon tour but no artllletJ ibeDs came 'within 41111 yardl of the Thieu "'11. Meanwblle, •· 1,lllllHnan SOuth Vlet- nameae teak !woe tbat moved into bat- tered Quang ™ 1u1 -withdrew to the edp of Iowa-today and Allied ol- fleon said Ibey npocl a mojor fichl before recapturlac Ille prwlncla1 capilal from tbe Cnnumm!U Words He Said Hurt Bil Ears Harley Wtlgh~ .......t&ry; •Mi I d re d ~. coanspooding secretary, and Mrs. Harold, Dean, treasurer. Dlrectora .of 'Ille new club -are Mrs. Dean, Mn. Harold Markham, Mrs. David Weed, former Mayor Evans and Jim Slaven. Regular meetings of-the llOOP will be held every fourth Wedne!day of tile IJlOllth at the San Clemente Inn. " Stinging 'FiSh' Plague Clement£ Beach Swimmers . . 'Thousands ol. ~ and atlngraya plagued 'San Clemmie oru ~ over Iba -Olld. dlawn to •the alloi. by •arm, IU:rflell water. · · w....,.i capi, Phil Stubbs .Ud the water tem;ieratm'e <!Jinl!ed. lleadily over the weekend, IJnally reaching 70 degree& on Sunday, when ,.,.,. ll0,111111 bcacbgoera turned out for the IUllllY day. Although no record was kept, Stubbs estimated that bJJ ·men· treated • aevenl hundred nlmmen aiUng by the floatlnt !llh. He predicted that tile )Jnlblem would peralst for Ille Dex! few dlYs and wamed -to --captkm ill the IUl'f. He -lltld that jellyflsb are dllflcull to avoid, bat lllcl lllngrayg, clliflllll nilr ~ lhoreliDe, can be llarlled llld made to mm any by a .. d!Hnc;ol. the feet . on entertna tba water. • : · demands on income caused by the ·open-· -:-Annual election of board officers for ing of Dana Hills High School. the period of the next 12 months. Tbe Because of 'that qu_dget drain and current president of the trustees ls Bob potential 1 ... of revenue from the prob-Hurst of Laguna Niguel. able government purchue of the North -;Evaluation of an arcbltect's report American Rockwell facility in Laguna on ' the feasibility of using the 25-acre Niguel, the district was faced with cut· school site donated recently by ~vco backs ·in capital improvements and Community Developers in the first major maintenance. land gilt by a devejoper to the C&pistrano But Supt. Truman Benedict said late district. last week that the whopping increase in -Conlliderapon of salary. scbeduleds assessed. valuation will give the board a for the i;l.i.strlct'11-teaching employe.s for much greater latitude in patteling out the c:orrM fiscal year. Alohtugh the district funds. m~tter of. those 11ages appear close to The new money will pro~bly allow settlement, negotiations 8re f~ from trustees to' beef up purchases of supplies ov.er with, the district'.• teaching em- aqd. equipment for Dana Hills, improve plpyes, who aeet in~ases· In wages and the district maiDtenanCe·and health-care ~ts. . . ' . _, . . ' .. I MeGOvern-victory -Hope~ 1 , ~een B·etter After R~gs MIAMI BEACH, FI8. (AP) - Democrats approacbed ~ start of their 1972 DOllllnating ·cOnvenllon . today with' George McGovern holding to the inli!I• tract.. · ..... • McGovern's hopes: for a first-ballot vic- tory were !Miyed by two favorable paruamen.tsry rulings and signs of sup. port from uncommitted delegates. , 'The South Dakota senator said be wu confident of winning back 151 crltical Calllornla votas taken from him by rivals · on the party's Credentuiis Committee. Bui in the labor . ranks, there was evidence of a mounting drive to bead oil McGovern. AFL-CIO officials .were circulating privately a hanhly worded attack on McGovern's record on labor, the Vietnam war, communlml, civil lights and a Jaun- dry list of other laaues. From the beadquorten of another can- didate, George C. Wallace, came a c:all for party chalnnan :C.wrence F. O'Brien to resign as convention cbainnan or ask for a vote of·coofklence from the con- vention '• delegates. Charles S. Snider, the Alabama · governor'• campaign manager, said bis actim wu prompted by O'Brien's rulings SUnday on Callfomla credien!lals. O'Brien, 'fbo will pmide over the con· ventioo, held it would take a majority o( those elegible ,to vote to adopt cre- dentials reports and that the unconsested members of challenged delegations may vote on the challenger. ~ rullnp Could be Important llOW<es of llreftllh to McGovern. If be . . captures the contested C a l l f o r n t a delegatea be could be lilted to within 50 votes ol a ,fint,ballot triumph Wedneaday night, according c Aasociated Presa' tally. , ' · Labor leaden, et; very keen on McGovern, slashed at 1111 comment last month 'that 1'e would go to Hanoi and beJ If be thought thal would win a relwe of Alnerican prisoners of war. · Yorba Linda Set To Prote8t Plan For Chino Hills Mayor Rudolph Castro of Yorba Linda called a special city council meeting Sun- day to protest· !he proposed Chino Hills airport planned four ·and a hall mllea north of the city. Castro told a crowd of 300 citizens that Brea and Placentia were joining hla city in lhe battle to prevent development of the jet facility. Previously, Olinda Village and Brea groups bad voiced protasts. Castro said La Habra officials probably would join the fight, too. 1be mayor aaid telegrams were sent pro t e 1 tin I Federal Aviation Adminlstratiof air opace approval of the facility annouilced last week. The FAA approval must be followed by an envtromnental Impact study of the propooed airport on 23,111111 acres strad- dling the Orange-San Bernardino County line, north of the Riverside Freeway. Nudes Nabbed • • Score: Poli.ce 2, Nature 0 Two young _,,.., both from out of town, were cited for misdem_eanor lnde<ent U)JOlllre by Laguna Beach police over the weekend for appearing bare<:bested on the beach. • · . The first ~ldilit.-ocaimd Frlday-wben mi 1f.yaar-old·wo...,'; at Creacent • Bay Beach bubd tOplao on ber back. · · · . .. PoUoo..sct. Nell 'Purctll said that she -ettract.ing "COllllderable etten- 11on JI ' ' • • A 21.,.ar-old -wu cited Salarday al the beach just soulh of Sleepy BoDow, allO for flOint lopleas. · Both 'OOll!en lold olllcera they belJewd their costumtt, or lact ol them, _. lepl &Ince a· .... Court rullac that Ille bare buman fipre WU DOI ol lllell lewd. , Parcell noted llltt the ruling pertained !Illy to bare baskln( on "oeehlded beedle1." Police .... notified llJ dli-eells, be said. • ' DA1L;Y ,H.OT 1'8ff Pllttt REIGNS ,OVER flESTA .Surann• Kahlt- Suzanne Kahal To Reign Over Clement£ Fiesta Suzanne Kaba!, a recent grnduate of San Clemente High School, will reign over the Fiesta La Christlanlta this com-iJl:g Weekend in San Clemente. Miss KahaJ, 18, is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jeck Kahal ot Mialio1f Viajo. She WU crvwned -of lbe annual celebrlltion SaluideJ 111 lM...., n.ta tlcliolf -11 lllo .. ClenwM EJU,Ladp. Miu Kahal will ride in Saturday's art• nual parade, aJong with the four members bl ber court. Thia year's winner ln the Jaycee. •J>O!llOi'ed queen pageant expects to at· tend the University of california at San Diego next fall and_ worL toward_a teaching career. ' Bealdas the title, Mias Kahal won a Hawaiian vacatioo !0< two and other prlzes at the annual kick off ceremonies. M1ss Kahal la a native ol Mlcblgan and comes from a famtiy ol olx children. Miss Kaba! last year participated in the JayceH]>OllOOl"ed Junior MI a 1 pageant and wu the first J'UJUler.up. Her court, comp6Bed ol other queen conteslanls for the lleats , will be Janet Jensen, Karen McLeroy, Sandi Scbleger and Lola Balliet. Each girl was aponaored ln the com-· petition by a aeparate San Clemente service ctub. Saturday'• parade, one of the largest in the bbtory of the Fiesta, will be the · highlight ol. the weekend's activitiea, which will include a camlvaJ, Kiwanis breakfast, championship dory races at the city pier and Saturday evening musical concerts at Old Plaza Part. What is Price Of. Devotion By Firefight,ers? .. ' ~ Al moy achoolboy· knows, firemell' boldly taeklea all manner of w ...... ~ ~u dally -aiid the~. Beoc:h · firemen are no ~on. But what ~ devotion to duty? ". · Two atunks, who apparently toot ft' cepllon to two Laguna Beach - and v~ed their anger In the customary manner, were the inv.estlgoton ol -k· end octlvlty by Laguna Beach firemen 1e111 to quell the raging amen. TM llnt call for old WU II a l'tlldence at Ill' Benl st., wbere nr.men washed down a ·back porch to uUngulah the odor. . The aeconcf call came in from Mrs. Gene D'lsabella, at A7 Holly St. SW!day. Ftremen.responcl~ to the call there us- ed a anob ejector Ian to clear Ille air. Swim Lessons ·Slated • At High School Pool . Registration I« the oeeond oealon ol a lean>to-swbn program In San Clemente wUI be held from 9 to Jl:IO 1.m. Satur- day, II the hlth school pool. Tbe program Is sponsored by the Capistrano Ulllfled School Dlatrlet .... is open to all )'OU!lpten who ba.., ....,. pleted the r ... t crade. 1be lee ls '1 for etch 8e1Sloo. Pllriher lnfonnatlon ,.., be obtained from tile district at •111l. , . T-1-Y'~ Fbud N.'f. si.-m• ' . . .. -.-...... ~ . . ,• ~-· ~,, . ~ \"'.:. ..... -,,., _;:· . . ' ' . ,, .. ar ' Governor 'Still. In' '. ' At Miami MIAMI' BEACH (UP!) -G<orge Wallace said today be bas no plans to ho • third party presidential Candidate ll · dissatlSfied with" the choice of tho Democratic eonftntion. The ·AJabama 1overnor, 8t his first fuJI .. blown news eonference since belnC critically wounded in an assassinaUon at- tempt May 15, aid at the same time that tie doeS not believe the Democrat! can win the election without the help of U- who support him. Sitting before a battery o1 ~ in· a wl>eel~ because ol paralygtl from the walst down flom -GI Ille bullets that hit him. Wallace aald he wu stii an active candidate -and wouldn't have stayed In the raoeif.lie felt he could not physically take it. - Wallace atreued again that be felt Iha Democrats Would be In great trouble in November U they did not adopt a plat- form along the lines be advocates -io- cluding an anµbusing stand and a plank for a sltong national defense. "I want the Democratic party to become the party of tbe average citizen," Wallace said. But be aid the party must change Ila direction or "it will pus into oblivioD." As for a third party bid tbb year, Wallace sajd. "l doe'I be.., lllY plans al all" for' thaL · · Wallace · ~ "'"'....,.. to disc:up a poeiihle """t'F--other . c:.Ddldltll .. Ille . c.Ilfal1lla 4eltllf -11111 --'* •. -t .J. J'd!Wa ........ ..,.. "Fl aJinply bl fair." He also aid be h!ICf no •· ... tho time bell!ll to mate an..,....... m Iha convention floor. .,. ... • I • • • I ' ' I Wallace llal dlsplaJed (ar leal fnfig. en<e so far than aides predicteif, remain- ing secluded in bJJ 20th floor pmldentlal suite of the• Juxurioui Sheraton F o..u r--r iflee WALLACE, Pap· I) Marine Reserves Hit Air Station For "?raining . ' . The apmrllag Marine Corps Afr Sla- ton in EJ Toro WU fntaded Ibis ....... by MarlDe Afr Reserve troopo wllo ... compfetlafl two weeu GI active cllllJ' !raining. . The lriendly invadars include reservea from the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing ; the Yuma, Ariz., air station ; 29 Palms, and troops from aa far away U'Pennaylvanla and Dlinola. Solilbem Callfomlanr, mwnvhlle, will be on active duty unW July zz. 'lrilh the El· Ton>bued 11 .. a wing Marine Attact· Squadnlll 136 will leave for training at Yuma, as wtO the Hell<oplu Attack Squadron m fnlm Santa Ana. Col. Eugene R. ijcllard, Jr., com- manding olllcer ol Iba El Toro MNJne Air Reserve Detachment and )f'ari.. Aircraft Graap ti, sayt the culmlnatioo of the training operations will be a major dOserl oerclae at :II Palms July JAi. .... .. c .... .......... More iu..biae for the ~ Cout la wbal Iba .... lberlady fl predicting. Twmperatures « ......i 70 are upec!ed at tile beacbet, rising to tile low 91111 lnJand. Lowa in !be IO'a. • INSmE TODAY . . ........ ,, -" ................ --. ''"*"""' " -..... .............. ,, ==· = -. ............. ...,_ . • • .II . z :.c M ... ,, Ju~ lo, 1nz . Baadfts Net $6(10 ' ... k . . Democrat,s · .. YicJilns ;,'On l~e' Seek Man·· .. ,_,...,. ~ . . --' . -~!f'»~~~,h H~. ~:UP F~r Nd. 2· - • I )., < ~ ,.;..• ' 'f(i..~~~ed ': bindlis. w t e I d J n g automatic pistols ·s~ n·lght escaped 'vith $600 after they forced five employes of' llunlingtori Beach MfDOnald 's barn· ·.-~ . . .. • ·MIAMI BEACH (UPI) The. DemocraUc "name game" reached for vice presidential possibilities today. ' . . Nixon Set,s Quiet W~ek -Of Mee'1s President Nixon plans another quiet week of con!erences with a group of top advisers - a \veek spiced with television viewing of the predicted battles on tile •-• " burger restaurant into a freezer. ' . Frank CUrtls, assistant managei of the · restaurant at 20362 Beach Blvd. told police he was working in the back at ll:05 p.m. when two men in pea co.ats with ski masks pulled over thelr faces came through the rear door. . ... Among those mentioned was Edmund S. Muskie, who once thought the preslden· tial nomination was his for the.asking. · convenllon floor in Miami Beach. • . . I I - NJ Poli~ Clash With 200 Youths ' After ·Gan~ Fight LONG BRANCH, N.J. (Uff) -Police clashed early tcxlay with more than 200 dilOrderly youths who l\_urled missiles and firebombs at cruising patrol· can after officers broke lip a fight between rival gangs in this beach community. Police said at least two persons receiv .. ed injuries during the disturbance which beBan 'about 1:30 a.m. and at least, two youths were arrested. One youth was treated for stab wounds at the Monmouth Medical center and patrolman Ronald Mathew sufl«ed minor Injuries after be ·was bit In the groin with a brick. A lliebomb ebattered the rear window o1 ai least one patrol car, but rolled orl the vehicle, bursting inro flam~ on the street. 0 1 was sitting in the back," said Patrolman David Smith, uwhen all of a sudden I beard thi& thing smesh against the windshield. I am sure glad we were moving and that bomb didn't get in." Police sal~ bands ol youths rontinued to atlaclr posslng police vehicles with bricks and n..bombi aeveral hours arter the Incldent began. ·-.. Obeervers at tbt wne said the eerlier r,..... between a•, • ..,.. called "The ..si"• .1 a--& Brothen!" and another group, cleared the boardwalk quickly of Sunday night •lrollera. ' . Merclwrta boarded up !heir windows along the wallrway but lilUe damage to bualne,... In the ln!a was,reported. Deputies Raid ' ~u.die~'Church,' Arrest 'Priests' l '9'-- "Don't Jook at my '•~ and put your ha1Jds behind your head," Ofleof the ba~. dlts said. They then ordered all the other employes into the basement of the restaurant, according to-police. Curtis was ordered to empty all the money from the sal~into a plastic trash bag whil e one of the men kept yelling at twn, "We-only want bilJs, no coins." · AJI of tbe .emplofes. were then forced into the freezer and told · to stay there 10 minutes or they would'be killed. One of the bandJts found a jacket f<!I' a female employe who wu afraid that abe might freeze, accordhig to pollce. Curti& said the tbievea relurned to the freezer after two minutes to be sure the restaurant workers were still. there. They then Oed with the money, according to police. Study Unveiled At Water Meet In South Laguna A management and operaUons &tudy, under way for the past six .months, will be unveiled Wednesday at the regular 7:30 p.m. meeting ot the board of direc· tors of the South Coast County Water District in the board room, 31652 2nd Ave., South Laguna. The in~epth analysis of di!lrict opera-- tions was ordered by the board folJowing an unsuccessful attempt"lg recall four of its members. The recall drive, sparked by a 50 per· cent increase in district water rates, charged inefficiency, waste 8nd poor business practices. Peti tions for a recall election failed to qualify, but at the regular election of directors, Robert E. Dwyer and Harold directors, Robert E. Dwyer and rold E. E. Edward!, ":ere elected aloqg with in· cumbent Ted J. O'Connell. The new board hired the VTN manag .. ment conaultanl firm of Irvine to probe past district procUcea and the extensive report on their fmdlngs will be given a formal presentation at the Wednesday meeting. Muskie, "!ho ran for vice president with Hubert Humphrey four years ,go, emphasized: that he was not seeking that role again, and there was no sign it would be offered to him. However, Muskie stopped short of saying he would not accept it. Muskie's name. was among a dozen or so being mentioned by convention delegates as possible running-mates if -~n. George McGovern locked up the )'>rize. None of the speculation seemed .to have much to support it. Others mentioned included, -Sen. 'Edward M. Kennedy, (D-Mass.), whom McGdvern· himself named · a4 among the first persons he would call to talk about the second spot or. the ticket, although he did · npt say he would offer the past to hint KeMedy still was saying no to all talk. · -Leonard Woodcock, president of ihe Uni ted Auto Workers and OIJe of the few top union leaders friendly to McGovern. McGovern himself ment!Qned Woodcock as one possibility. As a prfsldential can· didate he would badly need labor support 60 far denied him. -Reubin Askew, the governor of Florida and Democratic convention keynoter. Askew won national attention but popular rejection in bis own state in a referendum lbat saw him pitted against opponents of busing. -sen. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, whose father twice ran foi president and whose great..grandfather was vice presi- dent. The. Stevenson name ia well known. at least to the over-30 electorate and Illlnoi& would be a major electoral prize. -Rep. Wilbur D. M l ll s (D-Ark. ), chatnnan of the House Ways and Means Committee and the possessor of a aolld conservative reputaUoit that might be helpful on ll liberal-oriented McGovern ticket. But Mills has been close to the "stop McGovern" forces and pre8UD1ably would not be lntereiled. -Hodding Carter ill, the young editor and publisher of the Delta Democrat- Thnes of Greenville; Miss. Carter was an aCUve member of the party refonn com- mittee headed by Rep. Jamea G. O'Hara (D-Mlcb.). . -,John Gllllgan, governor of Ohio, another electoral prbe.-Glllilln has been active here in seeking to fine up vote •witches to put McGovern over the top. U'I T....,_.,. ALABAMA ~v. GEORGE WALLACE WORKING OUT IN MIAMI Wounded Candlda'te Prep1rln9 for Str1nuou1 Convention Activity Autos Sprayed With Obscenities In Laguna Hills Fourteen Laguna lfilts Lei&ure World residents today face the repainting of their automobiles and the obliteralion of obscenities sprayed on the cars by unknown intruders during the weekend. Orange County Sheriff's o f f i c e r estimated the damage inflicted to the cars and nearby washroom walls and buildings in the Ronda Granada sector of the retirement complex at nearly $2,000. Deputies said the intruders used spray paint to deface the 14: cars, nearby oiclewalks and buildings and washing macbiDes In the adjacent «>mmunity laundry. "One or two of the victims · im· From Pagel WALLACE .•. Ambassadors in downtown Miami. His staff discontinued medical reports on his condition, f e a r i n g misin- terpretations. They conceded that his face sometimes unexpectedly contorted with pain from his abdominal wounds. But they s a I d Wallace would make an appearance in his wheelcbaJr "at least once" at the convention, perhaps to denounce the plat· form's "asinine" endorsement of com· pulsory school busing as a useful tool toward integration. From Pagel MUSKIE ... Budget talks will be the subjec~ or Tuesday'• talks with Caspar Weinberger. director of Uie <1tfice of Management and the Budget. Later in the week Nixon plans con· , ferences with Secretary or State \Vllliam Rogers and former Treasury Secretary John Connally. Both men have been traveling abroad for Nixon. Tbe two men are not expected until late this week and the discussions will revolve aroun4 foreign·poUcy mattei:s - focusing,1it is expected, on the reopeniog of negotiations Tuesday at the Paris Peace talks: The past weekend for the President and his wife, Pat, was punctuated Sun~ day by a trip to Los Angeles and a brier, rare family reunion at the home of Mrs. Nixon's half brother near Griffit h Park. The President and First Lady fiew tc> Los Angeles by helicopter in the early afternoon for the brief visit to the home of Matthew Bender. He is recovering I from surgery. _ Also on hand for the brief reunion were two of Mrs. Nixon's brothers, Bill and Tom Ryan and their wives. The President's elder sister, Neva Reiner, and her husband, also were there. Security precautions tor the trip were especiaJly keen and agents blocked off the narrow road leading to the home in tbe bills or Los Aogeles. Neighbors living close to the house were ordered off the curbs before the Presidential party ar· rived. The Nixons landed five mil.es from the house -in a school baseball field -then rode in a car lhe rest of the way to the reunion. That landing brought out about ·200 well-wishers from nearby residential areas. Swearing Used At Officer Not 'Free Speech' .DU~TE (UPI) -A «>mblnallon chrucb -beer bar featuring nude dancera bu been raided by sherlli's "1>uUes who arresteif louf ''prlestl," a 6i>cer and a member ot the con- lftl&tloo.. . t The weekend arrests at the. Church of lfl-Llre In thi4 Lo& Aogelea • u bur b" ~ afJ,er a·oneomonth investlgaUon. ' ,._"We were a little surprised when the -~opened up,11 a sheriff's spokesman aid, referring to the church angle. Triple Murder· Suspect To Be Arrai~d Tuesday mediately did their own spraying on top · of the obscenities until they could get their cars to a paint shop:' ant in- vestigator s_8id. "Some of the messages dabbed mi their cara were about as vile u you'll ever find:" Cyclist, Boy, 2, Accident Victims closed room with six antl·McGovem can- didates." He uid be migilt 'reconsider if reporters and other outsiders were allowed in the session. Whlle the convention c r edent 1 a I a maneuvers continued at the resort strip hotels, about 500 antiwar demonstrators marched on the convention center car- rying Viet Cong flags and shouting slog am. There was no. violence In the protest led by the Vietnam Veterans Against the · _War as it, woWld its way seven blocks through · ihe Miami Beach buslnes's ; district and past side streets lined with r~tirement hotels . , TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - A man who swore at a police officer during a Roselle School Board meeting was not protected by his constitutional right of freedom of speech, a state appeals court bas ruled. The appellate division of the superior Court upheld the conviction of George Brown, a Roaelle resident, on charges of using loud and abusive language. At a crowded school board meeting on June 30, 1971, Brown was ordered by the officer, Richard Connallon, to move back. · He said the -b8r was licensed as a Church but was unsure by which agency. .DepuUes said the "church" was divkt· .\!·Into two parts. In the front hall; a ~urch.goer «>pld buy beer at a bar. In the real ;..... for a $3 donation -he could ifatch the iiude danc6's, or movies, and .. ink free beer. J( Those arrested I n c 1 u d e d Leo tarbarick, 42; Martin Ordway, 22; ~bert Allen Pasch, 37, and Galen Thompson Pearson Jr., 43. They were booked on suspicion of permitting lewd ~nduct and exhibitjng lewd material. :·A dancer, Lena Ka,y Marquez, 23, Fon- ~' was l)()oked On suspltjon of lewd r.iucl c lttendance 504,616 <DEL MAR (AP) -Attendance at the . ~them California Ei<pos!Uon exceeded ii ball-million for' the first time In the 13- dlly ,,_ wblcl> ended Slwxlay. A total of ~.sis pei'aons were admitted, «>mpared ~th fut year's record or 4113,737. OUN•ICOAST .. DAILY PILOT ! 'TM Or*'ll C.t DAILY .. JLOf. wttn 1Wtllcll I• <OIM!Mf lM H"'l·l'rtt1. fl ,_.II.ii• ,,, fl'l9 Or_. C0.1t "1blltlltn, Ctm&lfl!1 • ..,._ rtlt Miiion& •r• PVbl1$11«1, Mondly ltlrovolt l"rW.v. fW c"'' Mn•, Ntwpert al.a.. , Hlll'llnoterl lt.cllll"Mtlin Vt11fY, UOllM I 8Mcll, irvln«/SNdltM<ll tl'lf ·S.11 Clemtlllt/ SI,, J1M111 Caplstr.,.. A. sl1t9lt rt;I011tl I edfllon Is MUtMll 1ttwe11vs •I'd Svnd1ys. The prtn<liNI Mlltfllr'll Plt11I h at ))0 Well a1y llrMI, C.t. Mtu, C.lllonilt, '1626. ~olt1rf N. Wt1d f'rtt~I t l'MI P11olltlltr J1clc R. C11rl1y Vkt ll'rttldtftt •!Id Gttitttl Mtn191r lhom11 Ktevil ldilcw l hof'llt1 A. M11tphi11• Mtnffl1nt Elllitor Ch1rlt1. H. Lo111 Richtrd P. Nill Aullltnl MIMOl"9 EdlfOrt S• Cl....,.Offke lOS North El C1'"i11t R11I, 92672 o.-.-. CO.II M-: Ja W~~~ l lrtet HtwpOrt •••di: mJ H aou1w1re H11t1tlnti.n kttll! 1N1S ltttll loultVt,_, """"" IM¢.; m Foml >. ....... Ttl .... 17141 '41'4111 a.Hle4 ... , ...... 641.&•1• In C ....... AM 0.,011w.t1: ,...,.. ... 4fJ-44zt C~ltflt, 1t11. Ortntt CMll PUl!fllllllll CMllNlftY, Mt "'°" tlllrlt\ IU_.trtlloft1, •U•rl9f fNtw er MWrtlttfNfltt "*'"' ... , .. ~ l#llflttll tHCitl ..... ""'*" .. ctnorllllf IWMt'. hc9M rle'9 Jllltl ... Miii •I (Mte Mns. Qll..,,,,., .....,. ... ~ ... ~-*''" "*""""' .,. -w Q,lf "*'"'"' ~Jihrv -..1111•• GM fl'IOl'lfll", • Triple·murder suspect Amos L • · -Ratcllli w .. gld wilhout bail tbi& morning In W: tl!r jail with formal arraignment expec ·Tuesday. The SO-year-old aeros~ce worker allegedly shot bi& estranged wire and a male lrl~as they returned to her Fountain .\!a ey . home e"IY Saturday morning. ce charge that Ratcllll then Hare Krishnas Serving Meals MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -The menu includt:s chapatUs and Kittrte, not to mention banana bread, at the Hare Kr· · :u:1 trailer in Resurrection City II. ''*here is no meat, fish or eggs in any of our food ," said the cook, a pigtailed 20-year-old member of the sect. Anyone who asked, countercultu re member bedded down in the campgroW1d or curious spectator, was given a plate of food by one of the group dressed in flow. ing, . peach-colored robes . "No charge, but would you please make a donation?" asked the girl. Chapattis are fiat pancake-size discs made or whole wheat flour resembling Mexican tortiltas. Kittrie is a mi xture of split peas beans, rice and 11whatever vegetable~ you have," Uie young cook explained. Other deUcacies offered were curry potatoes, rJce and tomatoes and tomato chutney. College Lowers ASB Card Rates Saddleba<;lt Communlly Co I i e g e students are doing a little first-hand ex- perimenting with economics. In a bid to lncrease revenues for the Associated Student Body corren, the students have proposed a decrease in the ~t or ASB meJ11bership cards, hoping increased volume wn1 resuJt. The rates, which the board or trusteees bas. approved, Jo.we rs lhe yearly coa:t o! • card from $15 to $10, a winter semester card is $7 .50 rathef than $10. A spring semester card remains $5. Fjre Laid to Arson SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Fire or· ficials say an arsonist touched off the headquarters or the Society I o r Individual Rights, doh1c about '2(),000 damage. ·' wtnt to Weatmlnster wt..r. he killed a third person, Betty Carew, 42, ol 9350 McFadden Ave. According to police ae«>urts , RatcWf broke Into the home ol Betty L. RatcU!f, 41, of 111526 Morning Glory Ave., and waited for her to return home. When she arrived abou t 12:45 a.m. Saturday, she was acannpanled by Craig P. Hirst, about 50, of Anaheim. The two then entered the house and found Ratcliff wailing with a .22 caliber rifle. The pair ran to escape, according to police, but Ratcllli stepped outside and gunned them down. · Police said Ratcurr then returned to bis mobile borne in Anaheim and picked up a second gun, and went to the home of Bet· ty carew. Ratcliff was picked up lo Westminster while wrillng a note to bi& two children -aged Ii and 22-in.,wblcb he allegedly said was eorry for "what be had done," according to police. A Garden Grove motorcyclist and a 2· year .. ld Santa Ana ,j>oy were weekend Orange County traffic fatalities, the county coroner's office reported. Roderick N. Jokela, 19, of 10101 Dewey Drive, waa thrown from his cycle while parliclpatlng In a motocross race al Sad- dleback Motorcycle Park Sund"l,. of- !lcers said. His body was dlscov~ by other rlders. Joseph Menchaca, victim or a hit run driver on June 26, died at Santa Ana Community Hospital SUnday or bi& In- juries, the coroner's office reported. Police said the boy was struck by a car at Flower and Bi&bop Streets in Santa Ana. The driver, Dale Matbewaoo, 23, of Santa Aoa, bu been amst.d, accordiDg to police. fj Security remained tight with fefteral troops and state police forces sf.anding by, and olive drab helicopters patrolling the cloud-scudded skies over the white lines of hotels. Rep. Shirley Chisholm picked up a potential 93 addJtjonal first ballot votes today when Sen. Humphrey told black delegates pledged to him they could vote ror her on the initial presidential roll-call Wednesday. Aides said Humphrey telephoned Mrs. Chisholm to announce his decision, made in response to her proposal that black delegates should stick together for at least one vote. Mrs. Chisholm, first black woman to seek the presidential nomination, claims to have 28 delegates in her camp, but has been fighting a move from Julian Bond to strip her of aome of those. According to the charge, he told Con· naUon "I'll kick the -out of you, you ---, remember you work for me, you take that badge off and I'll kill you." On appeal, Brown contended "the state should not restrict freedom of speech by arrest at a public meeting where there is no threat of a breach of the peace." The court ruled that such a threat dJd · e.Xist and that Brown's language was not protected by the "conslltuUonal rlgbt of free expression.'' Body Relocated CANNES, France (AP) -The body of Prince Aly Khan, killed In an auto acci- dent In Paris In 1960, was Oown today to · Damaicus for reburial In a special mau. solflllltl, according to his wishes. Af. ,._i. fur transfer of the body were made by Prince Karim Aga Khu. COSTA MESA JEWELR.Y •d LOAN OPEN 9 to ' MON. THR U SAt • DIAMONDS . UDlll WMffl eol.D DIAMOND ' RING IMIULD •o..t~Ct. I_.... •1111Mn Duu....- • ,,_n a. 'htll WtltM Liii $995 NIW ONLY UDlll 1tltW,t. DIAMOND RUBY CLUSTER RIN~ 1'N .... fir 1111.11 Liii $325 NIW ONLY j ALL CARRY OUR 7 MONEY IACK -•-•G•UA•RANT-•1•1-~' • COSTA MESA JIW!LIY Ir LOAN IUI NIWPORT BLVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA Mii.A Ntw and 1,1~• New Merc~ndise FINDER SHOWMAN G.UIT,\R AMP. ind OUAI: SHOWMAN . SPEAKER BOX with two 15" DJ30 JBL'1 Liii $395 NIW GIBSON Gu1;rAR S.G. St1H1r4 El•ctrl• CHDIY PINllH LIU $245 WITH CASI NIW 646-7741 . , ' • C~MERAS llMM SAU· llLl.-MOWlt.&. 1• MM . MOVIE CAME~ · un '$295 MODIJ: H ·70 . . NIW 11&.&..HOWILL 1t MM ~o-~~~~:!i::oJ~~lo$J4s AUTOl.OAD NIW STEREO JUC STEREO AM-FM CASSITTI PHONO . w/two Spookori NIW $245 llOHT flACK SONY TAPI DICK RrcOID a M-Ull $65 ft.AYIACI • TCI - WI GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WI SILL • • t :1 •· • ,Mo- 10 DAILY PILOT Moodq, Julr lO, 19n Moftev'• Worth Pocketbook Issue ToJiighlight '·72 . . . By SYLVIA POR)'Efr, • • "The gut issue la golni to be the pocketbook issue." This inelegantly phraetd judgment of AFJ...CIO president OeQrge Meany turned out to be a spec- tacularly accurate forecast of the urro elections ; tt could tum out even mor, so in 1971. And by -"pocketbook," Meany wasn't referring to the fancy econ- omics which wlll befuddle many or the raucous ses- sions of the Democrats · bere this week -the ranking or national POitTn priorities, redistribution of our incomes, tax rerorm, minimum income grants. • For to the vast majority of Americans. the pock~tbook issue is your paycheck and your cost of living -about as unfancy and as close to the reality of everyday living as you can get. HOW, THEN, does the pocketbook issue shape up - after almost four years with a Republican in the W h i t e House? This is how : If you are a typical l l.S. worker, your gross weekly earnings are now up to an all- time average or $ 1 3 3 . 2 l against $110.33 when Nixon became President in January 1969. That's a hefty increase $22.88 a week, or 20.7 per- cent. But In real dollars -me~ Ing after adjustment for in- creases in consumer prices since the base period of 19&7 -your pay has risen from $103.40 at the start or the Nix- on administration to $106.82 now. That's an improvement of only $3 .42, or a mere 3.3 per- cent in nearly four years. That averages out to a picayune yearly gain of less than 1 per- cent. If you're a typical married worker with three dependents, your spendable weekly earn- ings -average pay after deduction .for federal Income and Social Security. taxes -is a ""°rd $111.77 against 191.74 at the btgiMia( ol '•· an in-crme of m.111. or 12.J per- ctnL TODAY! But your rtal .-peadable earnJnc1 .:... -Ille pUrcbulnc J)OWer of your after--tai dollars -la up rrom $90.67 to "5.21. YOUR REAL gain ia thla entire span has been only $4.57, a modest 5 percent. If you're a typical \VOrker with no dependents, y o u r spendable weekly pay Is up to $1119.47, a run '21.26 over your spendable earning in '69. But, once again, your real spendable earnings have risen only $5.49 in almost four years to • total or 187. 79, an increase of 6.7 percent. ~ is the sort of · breakdown which dramatizes more than thousands of words why so many mUlions · of voters feel they have been in a • .never.ending squeeze - despite Nixon's assurances that ir elected in 1968, he would bring back economic stability in the U.S. This is the reason , expressed in simple snitistics, why so m a n y AmeriCans are d e e p 1 y dissatislied with the way our economy has been performing since the Vietnam escalation began in 1965 and helped to transform what had been a m a g n i ficently functioninJ? economy into a nightmare of inflation. And by themsel ves. these rew figures underline the ex· tent to which Inflation has - under the GOP as under the Democrats -continued to make a mockery out of the ap- parent rise in our incomes. No amount of rhetoric by anyone can hide this. 8111' WHAT about t he record 1lnce NiJ:on 11adopt!d" the Democrats' policies and shifted to price-wage controls in August 1971? In real pay, the worker with three dependents has gained 1.2 percent in the past 11 months in comparison with a gain of 2.8 percent in the 30 Nixon months preceding wage- price controls. A n im· provement but hardly great. In real pay, the single worker has gain!d 2 percent in these 11 months or wage-price freeze and then controls, against a rise of 4.6 percent in the much longer pre-control period. Scarcely a n im- provement to shout about. or course. the pocketbOok Issue ls nol cut-and-dried and it couldn't ever Pe in a nation to diverse as ours. P1Fs0nalll1d • Stylish • Effldent Order For Youraolf or 1 Friend· M•y I>• used on tnvelop•s ., re~u{i-11d<iress lab1ls. Also' very h•ndy •S i • . fic.1tio" 1.b.ls for markin9 p1r.1ol'l•I items sue~ •s books, records, thotot, ett. Lab1l1 stick on glass •nd may • used for marking home c1nn1d focd it1m1. All .. belt are print.ct with 1tyli1h Vogue type on fine quality whit .. gummed p•ptr. ,r -~M;:-;::=: ... -· .... -,·--,·,· .. -... ---....,, Pll• l'Nftlrll LA"I DW.., P.O........ f '"'' ,.,.. All. ,.. I I I I I 1 I I L---~~~!-~~~!!ttG • I I 'T' I I --.J ; LUXURY CAR RECORD -Theodore Robins (cen· ter, Costa Mesa Ford Dealer, admires the tt>illionth Tbtind.erbird built by Ford Motor Company. Stand- ing w1th Robins are Frank E. Zimmerman, (left), general marketing manager of Ford Division, and John L. Hall, Ford Division Los Angeles district sales manager. In High Gear :~!i k!: Ac!MC•,, .• ~.~ All MIM!t ~ -"' """'"''' . """'ti .... Atl"I J11 I ff;-! A J lfldUllrt Ak1w1n )I OM 1.1 " , "' ..• •• hd•f ~:II " ""'..IO A ·~ ·l' AltCll'I L9 ,t6 ,...... .JOd Al!Aml. .24rll Allto<;f ,l Of ·lirt~ l ... !!.Pw 1 . .0 "'\11: Gr' •l :/~~.~: " ldMltlt .1$ Al!dProd , .. AtlledPdpf l AlllfdSt I.• Al d Silpmllt •1111 Cll .Ud A lt"'"9 .•" Alb P' Ind "'"" '·'° AmelSU 1 . .0 Am• ,50 -"""rK 1.JO Am Hst .1.S. AHq;t>f I~ "11\Altl"I .... A"' Alrllntt Ama.t ·'° ' ..... 1·" A ltrctt ."!O Am l)OQ .2$ A"' C•n 2.'JO AC•n llf 1"-Am Crn •I A CriM 1.14d Am Ch1l11 I Am(l$1r 1 .IQ ""''~·" l\li :gi111ft11~1xJ " Ou•l .!fd AOul pf ,k1 AmEle< 1.14 Am ElPOrt Am !x.Pf "' A Fln5w 1.lO AGnBd l\lid AGn hrs .n Millionth <' A Gn pt l.ID Th d b. d :::r~ •.# un er ir : :.Jki ~,51 " Mectkwll AMttC• 1.40 Completed at LA ,.,,..,. Motor Pl AmNGi 2.:» t Am Sfft .n an :~rt i~ A,mS Afr .10 Am SlllCI M •mS/dpf ~ By CARL CARSTENSEN the health of the auto in· ~fer~I 1J or tt1t D•llw l"nor stttf dustry," said Frank E. Zim-::\\~.J w1' Tbe millionth Thunderbird mennan, Fo~ D i v i .s i o n :m::rr111 rt: for sale in the United States general marketing manager. :mo;: . .:! was built a few days ago at LISl'ING Thunderbird's ac-~.inc'~ Ford's Los Angeles assembly h AMP inc " plant and company orficials complis ments, Zimmerman Am.oof" ·t. termed it "the ftrst personal ~U~tg~·~e Ford ~.· visieedon ~ 5lfff.. ~~ luxury car to reach that ,...... 1..,..,, car 1 n 11:\1.; .t.si.rot IM mile.stone.'' sowed the seeds for the Ford :ri;:-i: 1111 Mustang· brought to Ford a"'""''" .21 "Thunderbird over the years loyal ancl dedicated group of :~.:o.J has. set the pace fo~ many buyers. ::•tr 1:~ design and engineering in-Thund b' d Anoelle11 .1 novations and. created markets er lf ha s led the ... ~"r51 ·~ that have contributed much to .... personal ·l~ury segment of :7~ c~: the market m sales every year APOPpf 1 . .0 9 except one since its 1955 in-:~~ 1'tl troduction . =~·11 What Abou.t 'U 11recalled' Used Cars? DETROIT (AP) -The Jate- model car at the corner of the used car lot looks good and the price is right. But there's one nagging question : Does it have a potentially dangerous defect which never has been cor- rected? ,...Last year, the four major U.S. automakers recalled just under eight million cars for in- spection and repair of possible safety hazards. They ranged rrom brand· new 1972 models to wheezing J96ls. · The potenilal defects ran the gamut from minor electrical system flaws to problems which could leave an unsuspecting driver• tooling clown the highway with a throttle jammed wide open. Looking at a specific car, it can be dillicult to tell whether it has been involved in a recall campaign. Last year alone. there were 44 separate recall campaigns involving dozens of models built in 12 model years. Some of the recalls, such as the massive Chevrolet engine mount campaig]'1, involve easi· ly identifiable cars. In that case, every s_i x -c yl Ind er Chevrolet, Chevy Il, Nova and camaro built in u.. 1965 tbrougb 1969 model years was calJcll back ror mOdiflc.otloqi to ·prevent a serious hazard if an engine mount were to break. Some recalls are much nar· rower. Ford Motor Co. recall· ed 189 cars built during a brief period at the company's Chicago assembly pla,rtt. ~ only way to tell if a Car was Involved in that recall would be to check its serial number againsl published list. Fortunately, it't relatively simple for a prospective used car buyer to find out if a car Wat Involved ln a recall. And H the car was recalled for any reason. there Is a ,ooc1 chance the previout o,mer bad the problem corrtcted. lnformaUon on what can have been recalled ls easy to come by. '1'1:le National ' Highway Trame s a f e t y Admlnlst.ratlon publlohel an annual pamphlet, ' ' M o tor Explaining why production :~~'i.s Et~ of the clas..ic two·seater T-:~ ~116! Bird was discontinued after ~5"2.1: th~ 1~7 mod~J, Zimmerman :~'l: ~: said "it was JUst plain good .t.rme pf Ji.ti b · " Arrn1IR 1 . .0 usmess. "'° COf11 ·'° "Our ~ Al"'lln Ind I gners startedAsN011 1.10 working n the four«:ater ~·~ version (introduced in 1958) ~Tr~~ before tJie public saw the first " ~ 1:~ two-seater" he said "There's ,.,l1ct¥£ 1.'° ' ' At 11.lchtkl t no doubt that the two-seater 11.Jtch pf 3" wri beautifully styled. That it ,.,\~c~'Pl'.l''g was named a classic car just :Y~' 1~ four years after the last two-~::;~ t.,,.. seater was produced is indeed ::= cp ~ high praise. 11.YQi ~ 3.Z "But the styling ,of the 11151 •:::i .ill Thunderbird also helped set •-"g" 111 industry trends. Particularly 1•b&~I .ss imitated were the one-piece :~r." :~ grllle and bumper and the ::=~. i'.19 clean, contemporary lines. ~~.f" 1~ B•"llor ~ "BY THE END of the 1960 ,~P,f~ ~ model year the four-pa53enger ;~.:;b112·~ Thunderbird had accounted :~ 1: :~ for 202,896 sales -more than •t!tr 12,,\l four times as many as the '55-:::"'°"' Pi'i' 157 models." ~.t~'t :~ uttr L ·lf Thunderbird became a true •w~• ·; luxury car for the first time in ••i ~· '}' 1961. Standard equipment in-,:,:o ·J; transmission, power steering t=I c "tt ~ eluded automatic :is;~ 1.:2! transmission, power steering I=~· 1 and power brakes. 8 1 ,nc1I: p1' l 1be 1964 m o d e 1 -;s:c!t '.~ available in hardtop, con· ~:, ';« verUble and Landau body !!!!'~' 111 styles -introduced t h • Ii:"'" ~.'l! "cockpit" look in whJch in-,.r,_•ii,., strumenta: were mounted in 1~r,'~'h1n ·i separate pods and a command ' ;H COll.'!Ole contained controlJ. It a::,.. c' .:! accounted for 85,Ml aales, still t::J 'f~ a Thunderbird record tor one =' 1;; year. Bor• wr 11' The fouMloor model was ad· lmd" i.~1 ded to the Thunderbird line in :::r:• •·" 1967. Passenger capacity was ~~m 1~ increased from four tO six the t(.... •.211. f t1 , rt.MW 1.10 oTowmgh year. l~lfp':l' ".'.J e tm Thunderbird 1ro0 Hr' .10 featured a Ions hood treat-=~~' ~122 ment and unique grille-bumper =~~ 1i~ 'styling. lrn SllrJI .10 BrFt!'r!S ,0.. a """""ll .1• THUNDRRBJRD for" 1972 Bll<Y e 1.20 ll ., 'th ...... · ludd ComP was a -new, w1 emp1"'°1S on 111C1c1co PlJ the styling, ride and comfort. =:r.'ot '·"' Y"We've made many cbanpt £.!.'tit ':1: over the ye1n that have bee l::."!\:P'rm based on economics, but we've ur1 ,.. i.- also tried to tttaln what we 5:lN :t 1.n staned wtlh -Utat is, uruq,.. ~~ ·D nea:, individuality, a 1J d unlvr enginttring tnnovtaloo," Zlm-~~ t'10 merman said. "We think c.-111 /1,...~ we've accomplished that." c. i.1111 Mrr. , amRLk ,4f imp s l.1t ,,.. lrw .• Dividends At· Beckman r.P-c Md -·u·" Cit rd M •rtloC• 1\lt ., .. ,)t_ .... 1tCIMl!I .s •l'OIFrt J6 orf'l 1.16 =~~~ :I Vehicle Safety Delee! Recall ~ of Beckman Campal&na," listing a I I lnatrumenta Inc. of Eullerton, recalls, the can lovolved and declared a dividend of JJl!o the action taken to corrtc1 the ctnla per share. payable Aug. problem. 28 IO lbareholdtn of record The pamphlet la kept ap to Aug. 7. rrc111 ,.,. WI :Z C"I r C:~ 1(0 c. ,,. =·~ ''"'c · date with quarte.rl7 IUt>' B e c km a n manufactures plcments and both t he preclllon a n a I y 11 ca I 11> pamphlet and the supplements atrumeota and electronic com- .,.. available to the publi< ·pooents !or 11:ienUfic, medlcal f""11 the Superintendents of • and lndustrlal use. 'nle com· .Documents, Government Prln-pany bid 3,534,IJOO lilatt• ~ OlfJCe, Wuhlngton, D.C. outstandJni on June 30. ' ~I "' .it Hl l"l"li!' .~~ I: f .. wro ., tn~l11>I . es: • • " COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST ·, f ' ' I .. • Mondoy, July 10, 1972 DAILY PIL9J 3 N ohl Request Revives . . ' . ' 'fl . Preserve 'Ques.tion • .... . " .... By JACK BROBACK toWing more tllan ~.OCIO In. THE NOBL RANCH WU put mlSSJOll, which bandies ... dlllonl to the agreemenls at ot-. r.111 '"'"" '"" , settlement over a lawsuit. under agricuJtural "" preserve ne1ations to cities, queried the ·the time of their renewal! s.\N'fA ANA -The knotly Orange Cowily A a a ea s n r slltus In 1189 under the agree. county counsel's office on pro-1Kuyper replied Iha! the cily q u e 1 t I on of agricultural Andrew J. Hinshaw refused to ment, which is designed to cedures involving annexation ~ to the rights, duties preserves and their legal assess the acreage Involved at protect open apace and which of land under preserve status and powm of the county status has reared its con-the tower rate provided fqr un-grants tax benefits for owbers 1~ to cilie,1. under the agreement unless troverslal head again. der the Williamson Act, for agreeing to the pacts. More The commissioners asked such cJty rued a protest at the Owners of the 2,27l acres of 1971-72, arguing that the Grant than 90,000 acres o1 county two questions: time of necutlon ol the agre- the Nobi Ranch in . .northern Corp._ and jphn ~· Fluor m, ' J:md luiJ aiminr sl•t~. prili· -I. In aperovlng an an-menl, when the land wu put Or.ange Counly ·hfV• reqtjOSted vwneMll adjqlnipg properly, clpally, Irvine Company llnd ner:ition: of ·Jona,. '«'!\bin' an _ under praerve lllatao. He ad· ttmoval of l;OCIO of those acres had declined to sign a "'P-'-'Raneho-Miulon Viejo prop-agrfcultural ·preserve to a city, ded that ICOOl'dinclY the prop- from preserve status. plemental agreement he said erty. may the conwnission impose erty remain 1 under the Under the Williamson Ad, a was required by the State Under the Jaw, according to conditioD.s relating to retention preserve status unleu the state Jaw establishing the .. Board of Equalization. Kuyper, tht owners must of such land wit bin the previous protest wu filed. agricultural preserves, if t h e prove tn public hearing that preserve followi11g the en-(Kuyper said the city had cancellation of tWe preserve AFTER THE OWNERS filed cancellation of the protected nexation? another option in annexing the • statU;f on the acreage .is allow· lawsuit• .to f oT ,t. e Hinshaw11 Btatua is "in the public in-(Kuyper's office replied that property -U the city states ed ltiy-the super v 1 so r a, .hand, CoUnty Counsel Adrian terest." the commission may not im· its intent to the contrary in its developers would be required Kuyper studied the case and But .there is another angle lo pose · such conditions,• quoting ' resolutioo of intention to • CONTEST SPECIAL I J portra111 4e95 to pay a penalty of more than ruled that the owners were en-the .whole ·problem. At this applicable provisions of the nex, the agricultural preserve One Bx 10 Coronet $l50,000, in lieu of taxes which titled to the tax refunds. time, 1,300 acres of the total Williamson Act.) agreement becomes null and would be lost to the county. Grant Corp., owners of the .f,200-'acre Nohl Ranch Ls in the ~ void.) and six wallet-size. Nohl . Ranch, was awarded city of· Anaheim. In an area -z. WHAT PROCEDURE Because of the two hearings r ' enter now 38th Notional -Children's photegraph contest -~·-····-· - your child's photograph can w\n the gi:and prize worth $S,OOO No Purchase Neceessary Hundreds of prizos and gifts totaling · · $2s,ooo • ·the broadway Portrait Studio I st Floor Huntington Beach 8.92-3331 'BUT BEFORE ANY action $32,411, and !ht Fluor Ranch adjqining the preserve land, might be followed by the -planning commiWon. and Special pri.ces on . frames too! can be taken, public hearings , $16,151. Grant had been taxed the Grant Corp. has recelved cities, the C<Junty and the board of supervilors -.Dian-I'!!"!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!"""!""~ must be held by bolh the COWl-$35,52'1 and Fluor $21,812. permits from the city for a LAFC when an area in an dated by the law, the com-r; ty planniQg c.ommission and Supervilors ordered County 3,500-unit on 650 acres. agricultural preserve is an-plicated question will. not -··-"·· ................................. . the board. Auditor-Controller Vlc'1'eim to nexed to a city, including Ule begin to be i:esolved for at Coincidentally, with the re-issue warrants to lhe two Wt-LAsr VEAR, the Local passibility that the board of least two months, county of· Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers quest heard last Wednesday downers. · Agency Formation Com-supervisors might add co;p · ficials said. for cancellation of th e1-~---------:--''--..:...---------'-----'---7-'----..;....;.. _____ ~..;..-----------"'----.,--"'----------------- preserve ·st a t u s, the land- owners, Robert H. 0 r a n t Corporation and Te1aco Ven- tures, Inc., asked for and received a refund or· tues For The Record Dissolutions . f)f Marriage ........... ,, •;;.. l'VtlYfl LOUfM •nd R111rnond km Jenle keffllrlne •nd klllMlh ... flOHrt. Rot.rt Rwd 11nd &arhe.r1 June llwtiffd, Johll M. •nd LIMI L. Cullkle, ~rune P. 1nd Rodnef J. l'-vnt, LUIV a.. Ind 1111111 R, .... If.'!, Evtllln Either Incl WllU1m ~ . ~, Gr .. A. Ind Judy G. "'°' M1rlll'n Jt1n •nd Fr•nk Gear11t lllMnbtr,, llobtrt F. •!Id Ptmtla J. Tl.ll'llf'l'1 PrtYlU1 Ann 11111 Arthtlr Wnlt'J' J,. l1rlll1, MlcllHI E. 11\d SUNln r:t. Cllffep, Tlwoclort Ind Audr!"f Ht!.., UY~ M1r,wft Jo.in tnd Frtfllc Diiiy, Miry Ann tnd Richard F. ' 8ffll, $1', Robert Lff end Ellen MMll COllY, Klthlffrl J. Ind Cllarln G. ~~ JKQUtll'* Ind L.nltr H. ~~nw,n, Wtflllr J . 1nd Reibert C-IMI lltotfmlln. Carolyn R, end R~ A. Sr. ,lt1111f'f, GUldfifUJll Ftbell Ind Tllomll """'' Ai.Mldtr, Kf'ls M. Ind Garv l. Whlttell•, Wltll.,n ll. Ind JudY 1111ckbvrn. lrwnt M. •nd Gtftlr L. ht/""I Jolln J. 1nd ltllrlct M. Dvkt, N«m1n H. w. 1nd c11rt1tln1 DltJW ' . lkdr;, OKWrD. tnd WIU11m A. Ttl'r11. Edward A. ind Anna M. Ccfot lt1lllh John Md Marv Loub9 Tr1vlS011. Robert J . •nd Dottle J11ft 1~11, F0<1ll1 R. •nd J1rom1 Mlrd•!Kh, D1vld J . and Annett• J, Cuzldr;, Ran11d H. and Emllv A. Wtkh, "linda J, Ind Bobby L, APPletlll. Dile Hulbert Ind Helen EUztbelh WHvtt, Mflrpret Jt•n elld P~u\ E. Gurule, Mlrla Elena and_John Frank 8row11. T•rl An11 Ind BlnrlV o-, .• -McWlllff11, Min' J , ll'ld Jotln .,.... • Witt.. IC1t!Yvn s. 11111..G~_tll•n M1rtlll. C1lrl Dolorll Ind J...,. Crutdlf!11d, Mllrlrt Jun Ind Nolin f L-Rlllm lullt R. 111d l1urenu L. (hrlsilan, R1d'lll 8 . and C1rroll R. Flor-s, P1lrlcl1 M. 111d , ..... , E. \111111•. Mldlellna M1ro1r•t find Jahn ~ Wllllam Brown, P1trlt• Ann •nd Rldllrd WUlhtm -'ltl!Ol'lo Rlch1rd F. 1nd Rd!KU A, f\¥-rlnl, Edmund W. Ind All!ltl11 Dwrer, Pi1r1c11 R. •nd Redmond J. De LI Cue1ta, L~nt E. and Jotln L. l•rt•ll, Ot!br• Thom11 Ind Mlct11el Frank L1ntlt'f Merickel, Jotnn 111d Harold 8 . 8ecldel, Bertt11 arid P1trltk W. •Walkins, Arthur G. and Je1n H • .. evt1111wn, Rlcll•rd Tnoma1 ind l.lnd• u. Rflll.,,aullh. John Josel'tl 1nd 0111 Rotuina, Bernlte Htl.,, and Ron11d • Edw1rd e rown, Edo1r R. 1nd Lena A. 8utl•r, Llndll Loul!le •1'111 Gtr11d L1wr111(• ldl:h•m. Robert F. •nd C1rol c. Mulz, H•len 1nd Rudollll! MlllW, Cl1ra L. and Robert 0 . Palm1111t1f, Shlrlev M. and Ton'f •V, Fallll Bwllh •nd Thom11 Leon1rd IWrlllht. Donald' £. •lld M.lrllo OtVldMlll, Merl• Annette ind Frtl'lk ~ 0.11111 ' Stoll, M.lchllto •nd Richard R, 'liorvtlh, Done t-Ind MlcMel Jlmfl IRosentllal, Merk Irving •nd Caftly G•v ICtr•IU. IC•tlllffn Lucille ~ JamtS s,...u -Death Notice• AUNE "~"' O. Aunt. Aoe IO, al ·~Ul Harbor II ., No. 17, C.OSta Mnt. 0•11 ot dfflh, J v I, 1911. Survived b'f wl11, Am•nda: two -·· ArttlUr o/f Newl'Ol1 BHCll; 'i\:"' Allnf, T• .. as; d1uohle,r, Mn. H .,, M. Earnt1I, T11t•s; 1!1t1r, Evelvn G lesple Mluaul•• Mont1n•1 n r n 1 9r1ndc.lllidrtn1 tllrtt 9realirancklll1d,...,, S«Vlca. TlllSd•v, 11 AM, 1H 8r0f(lw-;. Chepel, wlth Or J•mes G. Bltll'I o • tldal1119, B•ll Bra.clw•Y Martu1rv, Olrec· ton. KR I STINSON Alna Kr\lllMOll. A911 '91 r"lcltnl of south l.HUN for lJ .,..,,, Nallv• of Sw.den; -mber of y1.. Ordilr~· N•l-ClhDOrhooO 011111r •tlona Cllurdl, eoun1 Bt1ch. ~•II :f dtltfl. Julv .5. l • Survived br nltce Mn. Euttne HI lk S111 Dlqo1 st11t111t1r, Mrs. Lour\iil "'r· ''"°"' Park. MemMl.i wrv t wll be hllcl Tunc11v, Julv 11, 11 Ntlvhbcl!'hooO COl'llrftllloNll ·ct111rch of LHlll\I Bfr.i.:·· ~lltt Rey. Johll M. R•rnoldt offlcl1 • SFW!lftt" ,...IVMI Beech Morl111rv. D rte· tors. . . . ~.\LTZ BERGERON FUNERAL HOME , Corona det Mar l'J3.94lt r ClllaM& ~ BELL BloADWAY MORTUARY llt Broadway, €osll Mesa LI "3431 McCORMJC\ LAGUNA BEACH.~ORTUARY 1115 Laguu Canyon Rd. 491.9115 PACIFli VIE\\ 'l\IEMOIUAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary . Cbpel • Paclllc View Drive Ntw(IOl1 BHCb, Callfonda 111-%1111 PEEK 'AMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME. "Ml BoluAft. • ., ......... 8'1111$ ~afoRTUAR~ tr! Miio iii. I' 1-....-·- • • ' , .. • • ese • IS ' • newo1 • • 1. Doyc}tt have a late model car with automatic and air conditioning? . . . 2. Do you do much long-~:high-speed freeway driving? . ' 3. Do you occasionally tow a trailer? · 4. Is yolir car modified for high All of these stresses of mod- ern driving make your car run hott.er. , The hott.er your car runs, the thinner your oil gets. And the thinner your oil gets, the less protection it • • gives your engme. That's why Union 76 is introducingnew20W/50High Performance Engine·OiJ. · I .. . ' The "50''in 20W/50 means the oil d!)e8n'i get t.oo thip at high·optirating temperatures. "' Tlie."20W" means tlieoil stays fluid enough when the engine's cold to make-starting your car easy. 111e Spiritot 76 nws at Unioil on If you answered •tyes" to any of the above guestions, you should· consider giving your car the extra protection o1'>20W/50 High Peiformance Engine Oil-another .high; «J.Uality product from the num- tier-one name in racing. Ask your Union 76 dealer for it the next time you change oil -- .. • ' • ' Ofltf OOod Ill an P••tlClpllllng Unton 78 1tttlomi In tht Loll Angtle1 --. 6n1r 111plm s.pi.rnbir 3o, 1172. Vold Whefe Pf'l)hlblttd by lew. (Cu•tomtr 61Qnatlilre) • .. • , ' .. l .• . . ~· t' -.I ! • s c c b he th th D The $2 ma sha mai bro old me am hair the D like live sys In I I lor dill and gue err my D .., tall eve "' \\ hus 't. • • Syndicated fa'shion columnist Marian Christy feels being an achiever has more status than being on • the best dressed:.-list. , ;.. .( -·.,r • ·- .. • . . •• . ' ion By LAUlllE l:ASPEB Of .. o.iw ~ ,..., • ... :ft'adlUonat "fubioa" ii no mort. .,! think !aahion bu a much biUOT meaning. Fa5hion," oald Marian Clirisl)I, Jlmeans living ••• '" Rather than write olmply o/ the i.teot laahioos. the laallloo edil« of the Bollao Globe and nationally syndicated col· wnniat aaid ""° lo del1nlng lllhlon lo • ay i«111S o/ Ille llyie. Her column appean MCh -kin the DAILY PILOT. Sbe -in I.Os Allieles ..-Jy lo view aoothtr dimension o/ that Ille 11Yle. ''Thero is such a thine .. the caJilarnia look," the East«ner tem6ed. "Women aeem to be more decoraUve heft." Bright..-colon, curls. llounca and bare mldril!s can be loond on women here. They have more of 1hal femme fatale, are like "lligbty UUle butterflies" Miss Christy must define 'fashion' ·on both coash and arouna globe. ,~:men IEA 'ANDIRSON, Editor ,__. :. • ., r .. 1m , ... ,, ,~ ' . . • and lbeb-o11i.:u.. .._ 1llianctd .. ·1 ...... " ~wo*N • lo "" In "Boc:lt Zoll, )'CIU'U llncl -more --''"and men eool, al Jeal on Iha IUl"ftc:e • • • ' ''Back Eut. women*"' .ftl!ON tanored.. 'l'llty'r9 llcbW ...... aplalnecL While tbll't mJP1 bl a leeling of anob- bery on 1ha -lie cout. -le here geoerally -m ioore lrieodiy, Miss Cbril\y &aid. Sbe wu not UJOd lo bein( called such endearina: terms as .. honey,'' "darling" or '"sweetheart ... At fl.rat, she wondered If h wun~ pbooJ but all<r a lelr days she 111d, 0 1 don't m1Dd it anymore." 9te wu here to· _, tbo8e difftm1ets u well u lo talk lo celebrities and ( . fashlon._le. · "! lib lo get with tile tempo and gel on .. lbe·wavelenglh of· -le ;;; • ·get·lhe rl>ytlm of tile world . Thb is what l ...Uy like lo do, get the rl>ytl>m or the -·workl!' Last smnmer she · was in Athtns but her work al!IO haa taken htr to Paris, R<me and Spain. Many of the people she talks to are In New York or Washington. VERBAL TOUCH "I really want to touch all bases," she Mid. And this can be done best with the ....-verbal toucl!. ·~e are no people who are representative." To get the croM-Seetion she wants she bas talked lo such -le as a designer of luney plastic jewelry, black designers, Mrs. Claire Boothe Luce, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Reagan and even students wrapped up ln the "jeans syndrome." Although the !eels women 11111 are ID- terested in clolhes u a bacqround, ahe aid other dimtn1lone of -y·1 Ule are ovenhadowing and overpowtrlng the lracllllonal interest in fashion. ••1 think the new. trend la to be an aclllever, lo be a doer. I lhlnk lo be an acblever has much more status than being en the best-dressed list." Sbe finds that "-le just intOTesled in clothes are rather dull." You aee an .-of lht9e people but no intel'ior, lbe Aid, and it lo the "gut level" of peo- ple wlllch lo more intermlng. The women's lib movement, lht laid, "rather lhattered.traditional 'fashion'." ANYTHING GOES 'lbt midi with its ugly hemline c:amt -at the Ume when liberation was on everybody's mind," lhe e :i p I a in e d • Wcmm njecled dictum& that they bad lo -JI ml in dolnc .. dlantltd' the ----of--""Now we hift .DD cir.-code." Miii Clirllly oak!. Todly'a .-Y ii """1fldnl lotl •. .do )QI!' own thing." · youth' also played • part in this chanp. '"!be )'OUl1i equate luhion with malerlaftsm." 'l'llty believe "voluo is in ...,...,... ..... A. new <OlleOlll of lulllon boa ovolved -lllia.and Mil& Ori&ly --.... Living ii ...... cohamnllt11 ~ ...... , just wri1e about clolhoo. in addition lo her columa& ., ,...... w is noted for pttlnc ---lbt hani-t.>get celelritiea. II too1t her a "good year and a hall" to ... the Dub and Duc1-of .-. She_. trac<d Clare Booth Luco - Honolulu lo W8'hln(lcn only lo be nfut. od an interview, But sbe didn' Ii'" ap with the '~No" an.swei-and flnalb' WU granted the interview, ' CAUSES CURIOSITY . She said she reolly works al ..W,. Jn. terviews, continually asklna ftr one .... if she is refused repeatedly. "Maybo thoJ meet me · out of curiosity," lbe ulO, lhinking tllet Ibey m!ihl just want tel ,.. v.1lill lhlo stubborn -Lt lib. She's younger than one might lhlnk but sakl , "Don't ask bow old I am." And she'• ·aurocllv•; ~llrrai\il lfyles her loll( blad: hair in a simple rup. . Occasionally abt. punctuates h e r sentences wlth a gesture or her ringed bands. · "! do eveiything oo t~ point ·or challenge," llhe sakt. "Everything J do I like lo do the way it would not be done. I like lo blaze trails and do things other people wouldn't try." She wu with Women's Wear Dally for aix years but aid she Jell there wlJen there no longer wu 1 challenge. Without this, she said, ••life becomes rather blah.'' She's been with the Globe for aeven years but started only as luhlon edHor. Her editor, however, baa a llne, 1'What would you like to do kid! I nm a 1ooee · ship . ., COMPETES NATIONALLY Ont day she ...W0<ed by aaying that lbe -.Id !lb a ayndicalod eolunln. He Nici he'd malu! a pt.-call and ... - could bt done but warned her not lo u- pect too much. Within two days, the wu syndicated and within a year and 1 half, ahe wa1 writing for 105 papers, the same number which receive ber column today. She ooll!id<n H a mlracit that she hu been able lo -'< nationally by ~ muting from -· which Lt not· really noted in the lrtDdJ fuhlon -id, to New York and olhor dties. But a recent survey of new3p1pen showed htr to hive a heevy Med over similar columni&ls. "To· do wbol I'm doin( requirel aa<riflce/' D Mid. .&bl buD'I taken a vacation in five,_., and --&he .... cal1td ....... pl • ....,, ..... in Sautbtrn~ ........ ...... bl too ba&J wltllc to .. ,., ;u t q. . .. ~ ,.. ........... ... "Only you -cloddl If ........ II lot dear." And Iha ...... "Y• hlft to .. NidJ for laUureo, of -(11111 .... to !>ova bad-> but I 1111,_, •-II vrry, 'Vf!r! ...._ .. Clippi .ng Fol·l.ows ._. On Blackwell's Blacklist Shampoo ·a .~d Set DEAR ANN LANDERS: l just csme from the beauty shop where I spent Ill for $14 worth of work. Will you please tell me why American women (me included) allow themselves to be browbeaten and "llornswoggled into tipping people who are . there to perfonn a service for the shop?,· My shampoo and set cost $8. l bad lo have a few hairs clipped -this is called "shaping11 -and it came to ·~tber $3. 'lbt maniCUN! was $3. Total bill Ill, plus S2 tip for the operator, $1 ~or the manicurist, 50 cents for the glfl who shampooed my bead and 50 cents for the maid who unzipped my dress and children 'have made ii .plain that they · have m ' ll!tentioo of risllllJg their mar< rtages by having a motller-lJ>law <nUDCI. So iwe live -with men •we-don't\ love or respect whlle they do ·their' own thing, which • means. drink too ·much, have women on the side and • come bome- wheoever Ibey. feel like it eem;. -than asinls,' -blood pressure goes up and our la1IJ>tll blow. We are libeled shr~J . nap and hopti~y neurotic. People feel aorry for our buoband&.-not us. . If )'ODf ldvice II "leave." then ten us wi---IO· W~·.:t'loo old lo work ml ft have oo sgecliol ~-We aren't .,,.,.....,. attraelve or sexy to !Merell aiill&r man and.,. tnow it. We are jull ardin117, lirtd, bltt« women - worn out ml bolt down. Any su11est1on, Ann? -A LOSER • · , · . DEAR PRlllND1 1t•1-.-IUI JH• brought .me ,a cup or cold corree.and an area'l I.....,_ o'!I tf Ule Ila!,..., old movie magazine. J JI..-Ire ~ 11ri11f Y• ...t t'.o i.ome a. The prices these days,are bad enough, · 1 • • but that tipping rackefbUrns me to a cin-..ived la "'!'llt6lal ool&ldt of ywr IWI der. W)ly ~on'! you wage a campaign to -,.. _ put an end to tipping in beauty shopo? A ""~ dotn, .... lo be leJJ w Tell the women lo -their rtsent-pod -. to .. ,.._ -k - ment by staying 8\WIY from the sbops for Ille llolldlelip;1d, Ille .... • tllo -. a month. lt'a not hard lo ·twist your own Tiie 1111 tf ~ ,_ mfPI .. is ewBeas. hair at home U you have lo -and when I'm -J t;}. 111o1 ,.. &!ft tf -&ell they start back to the shop-no tipping. to ••e1•111 11 IHI ...... -111 -MRS. AMERICAN CHUMP lbt llell m:•t la!' peaizle wllo st &lei; DEAR MRS.: Mo!I beaaty _.ton, of !Mmlll-Gel 1 ......... 11:ck llkt -waltn"'1, depend .. tl;o lo to ,..._ ll\le eL Unfair? Maybe, bat tlllt'1 eh 1ysttm and I ,.. • llope of c'•.-C h tn tbe near fallzn. I bow ol few occ:apetloDI wbtre t11at (or tH lick of tt) cu make aacll a big dtrrereoce. U YOU wall to stay llome and twist your hair for a JDODUI, be my guest, bat mi IAG• mikes a coacerted effort to do h1s belt for 11e, 1.Dd I sbow my apjWeclalloo by leavill a l'-1· DEAR ANN LANDERS: There ore homea lot old folks, homes for Use men- tally ill, homes for destitute children and even homes for unwanted animaJa. But •here do unwanted wtves go? We mllll iive under the same roof with husbands who don'l want us. ()Jr 1 •• CONFIDEllTIAL To WHAT ARE THE FACl'S, llA'AJI: 'lbt I-in that everytliin( that appears lnltr my byllne ls wrillm. by mt and ii copyrighted by Publlahs'Hlall Syndicate. But I can't pollct Iha newspapers all over the coun- try and raise Clio with people Who &tell from 1111 cohzmn. DH, pl~ by a '1lllt" IUl'1 tao liol le -.. PlaJ • cool --l••on• pWe to "Nedibls ud Ptllloc -W1sll An Ille ...... ,.. Stad ,... ... ~to Ami~ Jo care tf ,tllo DAILY PILOT, 111111 ... $1 a.ti la e9a ................ , .... ,,,, ...... velope. I BY MAlllAN ClllUITY Ah, Blackwell, 111t Iha mouth oome more, !(eep the axe choppin( !~ Blackwell. · We love you, Blaclnrell. You're a rebel like us. Yesh, down the dlclaton, Blackwell. Loll Angeles-based fashion desiintr Mr. Blackwell, as famous tor nil nonstop acid tongue .. his leJJ Hollywood-in&ptrod clothea, recently went on an antlque ex· pedilion in New Y«k'I Greenwich Vllioge. 1n rai>ld .._.ion a quan.t o1 ~ who had <tfully watdsed him y dtbilllole -and -lalsiom . m natlooal TV talk shows madt H c1tar bt llands -the .... -Tho above 1lettments were punctuated with oeeminCIY &loctre 1 m II •· • , bandobakOI and back pals. UnW lhlo lmpnllS!plu conlronlallon, Blackwell had been loylng with the Idea of . ditchtnc his .-.i.:1 .. 11ileli.. needle known u the Want-~ Lisi. ' But, oh, dear, are the preuures ereat Ii>< 1tring 1'hal Blackwtll eoJlllrues lo bt tl\e naked truth. '!be man bu 1£111lC111!1bed lo the preuures of smuhlng ao<al1ed idols. WOBST DREStlED Blackwell and 'Jcitmy Cmon.1\lve a gemlemen'1 agreement that on January s, tm, Blackwell will appeor on the '-:rom&bt Show" and thrust two ~ ~In a lot of backs : Thew-. Lilt and the Wanl·De&tgner Tho latter dynamite la a new blul. '1Knlflng lsn't b Id U it rt & p I 1 o m t I b I n I poeiUvt. I've dedded Hollywood inspires the sexy clothes of Mr. Blackwell like this bias-c:ut evening gown. nOt lo d ii c b my lilts beca'* 11 beipo the --tlzat the best.<Jreoied bulintss ii ... Ille lraud. Blacltwell'1 Im Wonl-llreued Lill is. partially "'"'"'"" ......... ·'t'llltn( to, alme impa11lin Cloris 1-... """ recently ....... Oscar Award for "The Last Picture Show": .. Sbe'1 a w1lklng atrocity. A total miss from topknot to lights. I bate her v..-bo! outcrteo for love. She cirwes hatefully• II Li2a MlnnellJ: · .. She wean Ha19ton'1 rags. She'& Ille -projection of a &tar I've ever MD. I admit she's magic on tile ICreOll. Nol becaUll it'• Judy up there -but becatiit lbe generates her own tleclriclly. But Liu herself is deca- dent, -· ugly.• Eiixabelh Taylor 8'rlon: ·"God, that wooian lo • and conltnuOI lo asturate r<~ lubion.mlolab in the world. Her diamond is -l ~, lhould leD her that .with a rock !hot Ilise, lhon'1 no need for lriuy wip .... llulty ....... Too bod Liz _,. clotliet two aileo loo small ... ~ • DlBcoUNT DUDIS Jane fond&:' "She looks a If • tznerl'd lrOm the ·Salvation Army dis- count. center. But, then, &he wu· a nolbing .... when Ktmtth did her -and she _.. Drilina1 <loco <l:anal auJts." . . !1'1 time lo 1et lo the ooarce o/ bod dreolin,li, A)'I BJocltweU, who ii nady lo knock down dtolp colleagues. At the momen(be'1 naillnt Yvee 1!ain1 Laurent lo his Wonl-DOIJCntr IJll: "Thal man lo mU1111 otroet 'nlktn out of other wile senalble women. Ht bn talten the wont o/ Ibo 4lla and made 11 wone. Ht turno women Into llUpld carlcatur.." "Ktllll) has ,CNaled clunsay prbap that 'It labeled chic. I'm &lck o/ .. iprs who d!quile lerntninll1 and de&troJ wo-men. - "Betaey Jom-matee """' llllSlil for Cols who pmer lo wailt In al.,._ She hu Cluotd ftmlninily to de&tnxt wtt1z kindergarltss clolhao worn with clop ml 1ppie-prtnled knit &lockiop. .. Glcqlo di -· Aaltlo ho& aise dtslroytd .......n.-, llCClll'llllll to· Blachell. ... l! ... • -' • I I • :crowns Polished for Weekend Coronation -'" I ·'Sim.pie Chicken Joke O~ly . Ruffles Feathers By ERMA BOMBECK ethnic Junor Isn't .• , ." Telling my )<ids a jou la "It la not a Polish chicken," like ttckllng Jane Fonda wJth llid his lather po~ntly. · an Indian ftatber'.~ "Well, 'to beiin with, lt11 '11ley sit tam like a IJ\!s!< of against th< law lo let a tragedy wi~ a• migraine and chicken run Jooee .... " ~. • demand, "What's ao funny , ~"For crying out loud." ·AT WIT'S END about that!" "In the aecood place. tht To me, it is rather frighten-chicken would never get for the aake of the joke. Now, I .... · · .1.At If n across the road. StaUstics ... A .. 1d h ~-d'" ng ·w unag1ne WJ11 a po -SboW . tbefe 'weft·. in 0 re why""""'"' e aoss.utc roa . . were taken tomorrow aioong Our son slr\lgJed h i 1 our young people, I b e l r hlgll,~ay dulhl last year than. shoulders. · .. favorite ·~umorists would be • · · . "TO GET TO THE OTHER Dan l\atller and Pauline , "Will yoo atop beilfg '° SIDE.'' said his fathtr: slap- FrederiCk. · serious about' a· lousy ping him on the back. My husband says I om ao· chicken?" thouted bi.slather." "Are yoo saylog !hot 1be alarmist. He A)'! young pe; "You'd be terious, too," he chicken 15 ~id.U. and abetting pie do loo laush. '11ley are ju&! said, "if yoo were • poultry the enemy by clefectinc lo a little more aerious· and hr grower. Do yoU K&w chlck~ another power7° volved in CWTent affairs. are cheaper than lunch meat? His father slumped in a . To prove a point, be collared It hardly poys to grow them chaJr and buried bis heed In · • atfe Of OUr Jons tJSe Other night • ·: ·~" ·· · .. · · · · · --· ... · · · · · · ··· ··· · · · ·hfs ·hands:· 1 • • ··--~---• • • .. • ---.. • · • ·· • · and snickered, "Hey, aon, why .. Look," &aid his fatMI', "You don't bave ·to get ao does a chk:ken Cl'OltS the 111be cblcken is' n o t b l n g uptight aboot a dlicke.n you ~ r,,.id?"' special .••. It waa: raised to be don't even know, Dad. JU!t "Who went! lo know?" uk-cbeop. dl.-.ed and dumb come on and tell me lbe end of • ed my son, his eyes narrowing enougll to ....,.. th< rpod just tile joke." suspiciously. 1"Jhjs i!n't a question on the last census, is it?" - 0 0! course not," aaid my husband. "What kind of a chicken is it?" be continued. '0Ibat's ·not important." "l\a!PI Nader I b Inks c!tickens aie Important. He did an investtgtion that proved " ... Barbecue Tips Firsf on. List . ' . ·~Mrs. Robert Alexander polishes one crown which will go to a win- .ner of the ·,Junior •King and Queen Cont~t sponsored by the San Clemente Junior, Woman'• Club while Mrs. Charles Orr tries the ' other on her daugh'ler, Mary Jane. They will' reign over the Fiesta La Christianlta during the weekend of July 14-16. "This has nothing to do with Ralph Nader. It's a joke." "Is this I Polish chicken?" be asked, •1became if it is, Orange Coast residenta will be enjoyi~ a variety of ac- tivities dlring the next few days in settings ranging from the kitchen to a cruise. Robert Gu g g• nh •I !I'. H. Wallace Merryman and Henry T. Segeratrom, vice presidents ; Mr!. Robert J. Marshall, secretary, and David S. llobertaon, tnaaucer. New board members are Jack GleM, DerU E. SUllivan and David steinmetz. l New Direction ur• T11fPll~ G-WOMEN -Attorney Cynthia Edgar (left) tnay soon joip Barbara Herwig (above) who is special assistant to act-· Ing FBI dire ctor J. Pa- trick Gray III as first women to become · spe· tial agents. Recent ru1· ings opened the posi- tions to qualified wom- en. .. Thex' re Bugged About FB .I' s All-male Edict .. . ... · DENVER (UPI ) -Mrs. begi~ taking applications from move to Butte, Monl. or .some Sandr8 Nemser bas changed ~omen for · special agents• of the other towns where new bet· mind. She doesn't want to Jobs. ·. agents are usual!;: assigned." be an FBI agent af(er all.. ' ltfrs. 'Nemser sa id she ~as· Mrs. Nemser said as a i .. The 29-year-old Den.ver a~~ glad the regulation h~d been · ,tpmey was one of two women ~hanged. a~d she even tho1,1~t. . l~yer she was committed who filed .a cpurt · challenge , ?I reapplying for an agents now to poverty. criminal, and \~arlier this. year to the mafe-Job. · sex discrimlnation ·Jciw. .<0rtly policy for FBI 'ag~nfs "But then 1 got to thinking "In this kind of work. 1 can Your Horoscope Sagittarius: Creative Endeavors Successful WEDNESDAY JULY 12 By SYDNEY OMAR!\ It often is difficult to tell a Taurus how to do anything. Natives of this zodiacal si~n want their own way -they feel that the best way is their way. Many times, they are right. Other times, Taurus can be wrong but is deterinined enough to _continue along 1hat erroneous path. Tuurus can be obstinate, irTitating and con- troversial. But these natives also have magnetic appeal, can create something where there m nothing, can fight for a oaU1l' and can be ex- tremely 10yal and talented. Some famo us persons born un- der Taurus include Barbra Streisand, Bert Bacharach, Yogi Berra, Joseph Cotten and Lainie Kazan. ' ARIES (Marcli 21-April \9): Personal magnetism soars. Relationsh ips are intensified. Change, travel. variety are featured. Sudden a c t i o n s dominate. Give logic equal time with impulse. Analyze af- fair of heart. Sagittarius plays key role. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Strive to understand family member. Feeling o f an .. tagonism is but temporary. Know it and act like you know it. Don't harbor grudge. Check details. Go after facts; discard rumors. Desire for greater freedom will be fulfilled. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Take special care in traffic and around ele ctricity. Neighbors, relatives are argumentative. Ma i n t a in bailance and sense of hllmor. Some ideas, theories need ad- " ditionaJ testing. Don't be in too much of a hurry. CANCER (June 21.July 22): You get green light' in finan- cial area. There i.s activity and there are profits. Don't pro- crastinate. Buy and sell -get money's worth. Count change. Check budget. Taurus, Libra persons will cooperate. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Personality now is dynamic. You are aggri?ssive. You, overcome obstacles. One who thought liUle of you does an about face. Impress w i t h s h o w m anship, originality Take lead . Your ideas reach wider audience. Vll\GO (Aug. 23-Sepl.22 ): Emotional "explosion" due unless you are aware, mature and somewhat shrewd·. There is pressure. But realize those in authority will side with you. Capricorn f i g u r e s prom· • inently. Money sharing is up for argument. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Friends display aggressive qualities. Some relationships are put to test. You d-0 have life of your own to live. Be considerate. not weak. Be in· terested, not foolish . Don't carry another's burden. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 211: Work, achievement, promotion -these are highlighted. Take initiative. Bring forth original concepts. Make room for yourself at top. Exude con- fidence . You are due to be rewarded for efforts. Act like you know it. . SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21 ): What had been delayed, postponed, is reac· tivated. Open Jines of com- munication. Write and ad· vertise. Publicize e f f or t s. Aquarian is much in picture. Creative eAdeavors will suc- ceed. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Stress versatility, humor. What was a deep, dark secret is revealed. Results can be fUMy. Know It and laugh at your own foibles. Money will flow. Obstacles are removed. Agree to home, property Im· provements. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q-Feb. 18): Be sure .you are correctly quoted. Some now b a v e tendency to make trouble for no good reason. Guard image; stress better public relations. Avoid foolish disputes in- volving mate, partner. Tau special care in legal area. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Meet Info·, 5ao Diego Gas ond"!ilectrlc Company, in cooperation with the San Diego Meat Packers Aasoctalion, will present a homemaking show For lbe Outdoor Olef at 10 · a.m. Wednesday, July 12, in 1he SDG&E auditorium, S a n Clemente.- A meat<Utt.ing demonstra- tion and film as well as hints and recipes for cooking the varioul cuts will be presented. All Aboard Mesa-Harbor members will enjoy a scenic cruise of the harbor islands aboard the Pavilion Queen at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 13. An evening of cocktoall1, hor d'oeuvres and dancing is planned. .,} Secretaries New Art of Orange County will be on view at the mWJeWll from noon t.o 4 p.m. Tuesday through &mday through July 16. SC Junion Members of Ille South Coos! Junior Woman's Club will participate in a storybook hour of educational a n d en- tertaining films for children in Colonia Juarez throush August 29. AF Moms Mrs. William. Francis will discuss the Orange County Eye Bank when members of Flight 19, United States Air Force Mothers convene at 7:30 p.in. Thursday, July 13. The group will gather in the Hyde Park Mobile Estates Recreation Hall, Santa Ana. ABWA The Bahia Chapter or the National Sea'etaries Associa- tion will meet at 6 p.m. Thurs-day, July 13, in the Irvine Miss Ricky Harri!, assistant Coast Country Club. profesw of dance on Chap. Mrs. Roee Marie McCarthy, man ~Ilege's World campus certified graphoanalyst, will Afloat, will share her e:s:· present a lecture a n d perienees on the ship with demonstration in answer to · members of the Newport the qu.Otion, How can the Beach Charter C!ulpter of the study of a person 's American Busineu W~en'1 handwriting . en.ab J e the Association during l\. a dinner graptiballalyil lo understand meeUng Thursday, 'ouly 13 .. w~y the writer tJtlnks, feels, The 7 P:m. gathering will acts and reacts as >he does? take Jflace H1 Richard's Coffee Shop, Newport Beach. Elec- tion of officers and presen- tation of awards also are on the agenda. Art. Museum T. PliillJps Morgan beads the new" slate of officers for the Newport Harbor Art Mu.,tim. Others are Ben. C. Deane, Drive' Begins California Elementary School PI'A will continue its monthly paper drive through the summer months. Collec- tion dates are Wednesdays, August 2 and September 6, from 7 to 10 a.m. Newspapen should be tied Into bundles or sacked in brown poper bags. Clean gla11 and aluminum are collected alao. Double Duty Body suits with matcHinc or contrasting skirts add up to the neatest end n e w e s t doubleduty fashion. Off with the skirt and yoli're ready for tennis. On with the skirt and you're ready for shopping or lunch. · A new batch of Bel· trest body suit! with auch skirts is de1igned by Gianna of Hong Kong. Some are trimm~ w I t h appllques of clubs or tennis racquet! ot, the nauticaJ set, anchort. To avoid disappointment, prospective brides are reminded to have their wed.ding" . stories with black and white ~lossy !!,hot°'-· graphs to the DAILY PILOT Womens De-· partment one week before the wedding. Obtain valid hint Ir om ·--========z====----r---. Capricorn message. Money I Pictures received after that time will not be used .. For engagement · announcements It Is imperative th at the story, also accompanied by a blac k and white glossy picture, be sub- mitted six weeks or more before the wedding, date. If deadline is not met, only a story will be used. To help fill requirements on both wed· ding and engagement storiesi forms are available in all of the DAILY P LOT offices . Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at 642-4321. .. ·and basic services are in pic- "ture. ·Aries 'individual coUJd · play key role. l\evlew employ- .ment picture. Take -nothing fer granted. Accept •Fed for cha~e of procedure. 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Dfib' ..... ,,.,, .¥ • Persevennce, ha r cf wort and 1 gamble paid oil loi Hunlln(ton Beach's Jim Se)'lllOUr And 11 they mlaht do it In the movlel, he'• off for Munich and tho 20th Olympic Games lhol11y aft« quali- l)'lnr In the ~meter hurdls at Eugene, Ore. Soymour, who •kipped lbe stltkl lot llunli""4a Besch. High and Golden Wut College before competing at t h a Unlvenlty ot Wublngton, stunned ht.I ad-neo ill tbe Olympic trlaJa with i tblJd pllce flnilb In 41.3, 1111 D!etlme belt.. . .. ·' JIM SEYMOUR PATTI JOHNSON Al a prep bis beat ever effort ill tbe 120 hiCl>hurdl• WU IU, hardly a Dlll'k lo be CClllldered u a future rtpraentadve ot tlle United States ill the Gamu." "I -~ euc:tly bleloed with natural abiUty and r didn't mature physically u fut u tome in hla:h school.'' 1 a y s Seymour. "A lot of people get dlacouraaed In high ' school. When IUYI' who are more ph}isically mature beat them, they give up.•t Seymour cM<ked In et ISO pounds and stood l>-11 ill hilh achoo!. Now,I al 22, he'• Berry Oestroys Yanks With Bat &-! and 1111 pounds. ' The gamble be took ,... taking a leave of aboence from bla CPA job In Orange County alx mmthl qo IO as to con. c.-te on qualifyin1 lot the Olympics. "I ilnew It woold lalle a lot ·of work to ' l!lllie It. We've fone lnlo debt a llllle, but It ltJml OUt It WU all ~ it, lt'I IOIDllblni you work a lq 'lbne lot and you,Jual can't afford not to try. '"lbil way you know for 1&1re whether )'"'!bad what It taku," addll le)'mour. Qelpite tbe rlcld trainlnf -Ions and tillic_ llptlll, Seymour CGlllldered hlmsell siJlh In the field ot It candldltes !or the Urie quaUfytna berths. ':00. of llloae r flcured ahead or me dllll\ -the finall and another only nutile lino -· So I flfured I only bad to heal Clll fUY (Penn'• NCAA champion B1'11Ce CoJIJmJ and he ftnllhed fourth. ''lie wu oo my lnald1 In lane three and I cUdni .. him 111tll I blt tbe ltralfbl .... Ille Jut three llll'dlel. '! WU pretty aure I WU third whell I cn*ed the ftnlah line but r uked 1101De- on& Jua1 to make aure. 11.About 10 yards aw1y from tbt fin1lh I thoii,bt. 'I've made It, all that work bu peUI oft,'" .. ,. Seymour. The former Huntington Beach na1b had toured the event in 49.7 a year prior in An AAU meet at the same track 10 he wq; aware of aDy problenui that lhe 1wj&ce mlfbl prment. ~xt oo the &fenda for Seymour i• m"' traininl with the OJymplt aquad ill B~lck, Me. stymour l•vu Huntington Beach ill 10 da;. and II alated for nine daya ill Maine, t~ oo lo Ollo, Norway lot a three-week s~ and an International meet prior to Mtiilch Aua. II. Ali for Improving bla time conalderably •nd=beinl a prime candldlte lot a medal at .ualch, Seymour feels he bu I lood 1bql at It If be can Improve bis e!fotla In tho:'ll>lddle ot tbe event. "I'll be working on getting a f11ter In the middle or the race. That's my em. I have too much left at the end race. •t came down the stralgbt and aJm09t bl.W It at Euaene by chopping the. ninth huldle. I &ot too cloae to the hurdle. I 1b0uld have been a little tired at that po.int and It would b 1 v e come na!Ufally." Jith nine ye111 of work and dreams betind him, Jim Seymour is poised and r.,.iy for the !lnal puJh towards Munich. ' One week ago Ken Berry was sullerma from a pain In the neck. Monday nlght he was a pain in the neck to the New York Yankees. Berry's dllcomfort, the result of an old football Injury, wu eased by therapy Jut Friday, at which time he waJ mired in an o-for.11 slump. But Berry 's back is all right now and so ii h1I bat. He stroked a double and two singlet H the California Angels beat the Yankeu H behind the stubborn ei&bl·hlt pitching of Clyde Wrigbl. Since returning to the lineup, Berry has hit safely nine times In 20 tries, driven in siJ: nma and raised his average to .307, putllllg him among the top !iye In the Arilerlcan Lea,ue. The veteran centerfielder, who batted onlY JSI IUI year, thinks he mlg~t stay aboYe the .IOO plateau this year for the ft .t time Ill bll carter. ' "I've fell all aJaoc thla season that I can do It," he said. "I juat necl lo 1tay rtuooably healthy and roluse lo swing at bed pJldlm and I've got a good shot .. " · WrlChl ..., bla nlnlb game In 13 declalool and received good support. In addltloa to Berry'• three hits, Ken McMullen hit bla filth homer and •lngled while Art Kusnyer and Leo C<1irdenas bolh singled twice and Sandy A1omar ad· ded a run-scoring double. The losei: was Mike Kekich, 8-7~ who LITTLER PLAYS 18 IN COMEBACK TRY LA JOLUt. (AP) -Gene Littler said Mond1y after playing hlJ fiNJt 18 holes of . aotf alnce a bout with cancer that he plans to compete In t~·o 18-bole tournaments this month. The fonner U.S. Open champion said he will play next Monday at Amana, Iowa, and the following Monday in a one· day event at Lancaster, Pel;. "I can't go back to the tour yet," Lit· tier said, referring .to the pro circuit, "~fy arm isn't strong enough. I played my first 18 holes in four months yester- day at La Jolla County Club and shot a 79. "l might shoot 80 In those Eastern events, but I'll have some fun." Littler, 41 , underwent surgery earlier this year for cancer of the lymph glands. I Pal'mer Chats About '72 ' ' ' And HisFailureto Win • lIIUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) -"I keep oo trying lo make something hap- pen -but It Just doesn't." Arnold Palmer. perhaps the most popular player golf has ever known and the tJlln generaUy acknowledged to be thl driving force behind the 'enormous growth or the game, was talking about hl1 future to wln tbiJ sea.90n. peded to his side to witness anothtr miracle. Instead they viewed consecutive three- pult bogeys tbat killed it a!J. "Each time,'' he tt!called, "I \V8S trying to rt1ake birdie and ran the first putt too far beyond the hole." At Greensboro, he held a two.stroke lead golnr 10 the par thrte 16th hole In the final day. KEN llRRY yielded all U Angel hill ,in a siJ·inJllDg 1tmt. The two clubs meet again tonight with R1,1dy May, 2-6, throwing for California against New York's Fritz Peterson, 7-10. Peterson holds a 12-4 lifetime 3dvantage agaimt the Angels while May is 3-9 against New York. Wright's performance came 24 hours after Nolan Ryan's IS-strikeout one-hitter <egainst Boston. "I worked just u hard as Nolan with the same result -we both won." Wright said. "That was one of the toughest games mentally I've had in the majors. I wasn't getting strikes on the close pitches and that makes you concentrate a beck' of a Jot more." New York scored an unearned run in the second on an Alomar throwing error, Felipe Alou's single and two groundouts. California tied it in the same inning on McMullen'• !l!th homer and took the lead for good in the fourth Ol'I a walk and singles by Cardenas and Kusnyer. The Angels added two more in the sixth Wh"1 O.rdenas and Kuysner lined into a double play, Alo mar doubled for a nm and Berry singled for another. The only earned run Wright permitted came Jn the seventh when Ron Swoboda cracked a pinch-hit homer, his flrat or the year. New Yor.k got ils firial nm in the ninth on a Cardenas error, Wright's wild pitch and Bobby Murcer's single. ~t\11' Ytrtl !l) Clllftnill 141 lllrllrlll 1llrllrlll Clll"llt, 2111 S l 0 0 AIOl'nlr, 2b 4 1 I 1 Mun1on,c 40008.trry,(f 40JI Murctr, cf s o 1 t Kotco, rt • 1 o o wt.II•, If S I I 0 SNnlfn, ti O O O O F .Alou, lb 2 O I O Jl.0 11\'ff", lb J O 1 O S.nd1tr, lb • o 2 I Mt:Mulltn, » • I 2 1 "Tort'fl, rt l 0 1 o Motfoll, Ir 2 I 1 I Mlc"-tl, 11 • 0 1 1 PlnMlll, ti I 0 O t Keti:kh, p 2 I 0 0 C1i'dW1, 11 4 I I I Swoboda, Ph l I 1 I l(u~nyer, c • O I I Ber111, p O O o O Wrlfhf,.p • A Io o .1.e1111, 1111 1 o o o To1111 l6 l • J Tot1ls 3-4 • If ' Ntw Yorto. • 010 000 101 -J C1UIDl'"n;a OlO 102 lnll -4 E -Alllm1r, C1~1. 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He said he may not have caught the start accuratelY-on bil watch so hl.s tlm.lng was voided. · That left it a compromise between the othar three -thus the 13 flat. LA'S WILLIE OAVIS SCORES IN SPLIT WITH PHILLY. "I WU kind o/. dJaappo!Med afleT they told me J hid a . lS.01" PatU .says. "The meet \olo'&S almost over when they told me. l had wanted to break 13 seconds for so long." Putting aside the discouraging mixup, her voice brightens as She says, "I'll run it again in less than that anyway ... in fact I'll be disappointed if I don 't get at least a 12. 7 at the Olympics." Faced with a 12.5 world record held by ( an Australian and an East German who are excellent · sprinters as well as hurdlers, Patti aays she'll just have to make up for whit she tenns "iny lack of basic natural !peed" with a little e1tr1, work on teclmlque. Dodgers, Phils To Pitch Stars "I need wort on my starts really badly •.. that along with some more polishing on fonn. It's not as smooth as I want it because I have some trouble· with my shcl<!~ turning and you're not sup- posed ii.} have any side-to-side move- ment." Patti recallJ little of tbe race at the trials, except she wa.s slow getting out of tbe starting block and that she passed up second place Lacey O'Neal when their arms tangled about halfway through the race. .. I never really reinember the good races -onJy the bad ones,'' Patti says. ''They're a blur." Also on her list of Olympic prepara· lions are a possible special AAU meet in Southern callfornia for 0 I y m p i c qualifiers and a triangullr .meet with Canada and Lalin America at the Olym- pic training camp beginning Aug. 13. "But it's going to be very, very hard to '>f improve on my fourth at Mexico City," Patti warns herself. "Even iJ" I run a perfect tenth of a second for every hur· die, combined with my slow sprint speed, that meani about a 12.7." Taking a realistic look at the t\\'O East Genrians, two Polilh girls and one Australian who have clocked better times than she, Patti says : "fl'll be hard but I know I can do it. I ha ve confidence in myself that in the Olympics with all the prtSSure and being super--psycbed up, I don't think I'll have any limit. I can do anything." And with her blalor)' of sbrtddlng up the paper old records were written on and turning out brand, spanking new ones with almo&t every race, who can doubt It? PHJLADELPHJA (AP ) -A trip around the bases by Dick Dietz sym· bolized the Los Angeles Dodgers' fortunes Monday ni'@:lit. The veteran catcher started out gloriously, hilting his first home run in a Los Angeles un iform in the seventh m.. ning of the first game to help lift the Dodgers to a 6--4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in 11 innings. On the way to first base, Dietz, who Dodgers Slate All Glm.t en KPI ('401 Jul~ 11 OOdgl!"I 11 PhltldtlPlll1 J uly 12 . COclte" If PllUICl1lphf1 •:JO 111.m. •:JO P.rn. ha s spent most of his time this season wanning up pitchers in the bullpen, started waYing triumphantly to his pals in the pen. As he wu looking out to see their reac- tions, be tripped over the base. The stumble was a forttaste of things to come in the .second game, when the · Dodgers were tripped by the lowly Phillies &-1 and lost a chance lo cut a full game off Cincinnati 's lead in the National League West. Los Angeles, still five game"-. back in third place, face the Phils·agalii 10nl_gbt in the third Cl{ a four-game ~rie1 that will match the pitching aces of both siiles -Don Sutton, ICH, against Steve Carlton, 11-6. .:.bletJ was undisturbed by...;hW,Jack of <Jincy footwork. "I haven't beti\'1xl the bases much lately," he eiplained. Willie Davia, Manny Mota and Wes Parker were the hitting heroes 11 the Dodgers came back froni deficits of 3-0 and 4-3 to win the first game. Mota hlt a pair of run-scoring singles to tie the score at 3-3, Davis homered ln the ninth Ram.s . lnje~ted Hepatitis Menace Hits LONG BEACH -Every football player, c:oach and front ollice man In the Los Angele• Rama training camp has been Inoculated against hepatlUs alter laboratory lesla thowed a player may have the disease. . Earlier Monday, the team held lbelt flrll training camp workoula of the seaeon, with two practJce 1eS1iona encUna in a non-contact scrimmage. Team physician Jule! Rasinski said a blood test from the physical exam- ination taken Sunday showed Bill Drake, a rookie defenaive back from the Un~ versify of OreKOD, who signed as a free agent, poasi.bJy has hepa.Uti!, a Jlver allmenl Drake was placed In Isolation Mondly night and wlll be sent home to Pori- Jan~ Tuesday to rest for tWo weeks. U blood tests taken in two weeks fall to show the presence or the disease, .. Drake will be allowed to returii to the Rams. Thirty-five rookJes and 11 vet· erans are lo the Natkmal Football U!ague team's camp, inchacling a· pair of newly acquired players expected to be defenaive regulan, en~ Fred Dryer and linebacker Je!! SlelH•· · Due to a shortage or centen, coacb Tommy Prothro shifted Cbrls Veit, who was an olfenslve tackle at Oregon State last year, to center. to send lhe game into ex:lra Innings and Parker hit a game-winning sacrifice fly in the 11th. Bill Buckner followed with a pinch single for an Insurance run. Davis had four bits in the first 1ame but was outdone by Mota, who ha4 three in each game to raise his average to .341. "Have you ever seen a guy with a better awing than Mota?" marveled Davis. Of his own hitting, Davis, who has rais- ed his average back to .278, said, "I've found a Jot or llltle things I'm doing wrong. I think I've cured them and will finish strong.'' In the second game, Woodle Fryman, who entered with a 2·9 record, pitched a six-hitter and Wlllle Montanez drove in five runs with a slng1e, triple and homer as the Pbils won their first 1ame under interim manager Paul Owens. Mota'1 flfth homer or the sea.son in the eighth m. nJn.: averted a shutout. ~ The loss went to Mike Strahlef, 0.2, In his first major league start. 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"Bui emy time I &ot In position lo will, ntrJ time I thought l bad ..... 111111 aomg, IOmethlng alwaya hnp- ~ I lliiak I ,..t,wanted lo win too mllch ..... too IJWOUI," America'• television audience watched In dismay and dl!belle! .a• he hit Into a shallow streem at the bottom or a dltch, elected lo play l l out and took a lead· destroying, confidence-•halterlnf triple bogey sla that eest him the title. Amazing: Reds Can't .Win at Home 1tie Q.)'lll'<!kl muter who put the wcid 1'dllrp" in aolf'• lexicon was mAin( ..,. al. bis fabled runa al the 1-.S ID the final rvunc! of the Bob Hofe ne.t CWl!e-tbelt hlt one out or ...... ApiD 11 Dollu, ill the lbroa Nelm 'ci.tc, be -led • Jut '"'1nd ="'" -" -aul: "Amie'• '1'118 llDc la"'"'"' bll move." ' m. · llaP ollarY nailed to "' '* ,._iioDI al lllt lale.tul 1tam· "I've had trouble with my con· ' centratlon." he mused belore a praclk:e round for the llritlah Open, which begins Wednesday. ""'1 mind wanders. All.of a sudden I'm not the ... I'm o!! In a cloud or something aomewhere else. 11 Re's had oilier trou!le, too. With his' pull~r. with his Iron!, .•Vfll with bla driver, usually the moll ·rtllable club Jn his "-'· And there'• his eyes. He'• '"' perlmenled with e,yeglaQU and contact lenm to correct a near-stshted coo• dltioa. Ile .. cenlly abandoned ihem. • CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cincinnati Reds can't ,..m to shake the RJver!ronl Stadium Jil\l<. Jn a very unusual Situation for a dlvilion er peMant contender 1 the Reda have a loalng record at homo 17-20. 11U we knew the antwer, we might be able to do aomethln1 about It," Cln- clnnall catcher John Btncb aid, echoing statements made. by manattr SP1rky Anderson and some pl•yera. A few wctki 110, tbe Reds lltll'led to the lop or the Nailonal Leaaue :West • Divllioa m lbe lt""81h of an outetan- dlng road trip. At ona 1tretch, they "'"' lO at II away 1amu. '11>ey now •land 21- 11 on tbe road. Bui ,.inf back to when the Reda won the NaUonal LeafUI pennant In 19111, no teem baa ..., the pennant or a division race Without bavt,. pooled a 47-31 mar~ ot belt• at bomo. The San !'rancllco Giant• won the pen- nant In lltll and had a 81-11 homo~ecord. "We juot l>tven't htld good times •t Riverfront." aaJd Bench, who has ex· perlenced the most fnlllraUon In the confines ol the 50,llOll 'saat lladlum where the Reds began playlna midway tbrotl1b li70. "l 1lmply don~ know what the ttaaon 11," A ...... Hid after the l\edl drot>- ped tbtlr llrat.doubleh ader or the seB.!on SUnday Ind loot their fourth game In tbe 1811 ail outlnp 11 hOme. "Maybe there Is pressure here," wondered Beach, who was booed at Jiomo earlier thi1 year after 1 slow start. "Ma)'l>e l em preuln( t~ some utent. ' • "The balipark la definitely n o t favorable to a home run bitter. Tha ball doeln 1 carry well here." The Stadium is considered a pitchers park, mainly becauoe Of I leek al wind and the diatancel to the fences -330 feet down each llnt, 175 feet to the power all!lya and 40I feat to doad center. Bench It balling J71, bu dubbed 21 home runa and driven In N runs. But on- ly Iii ol. the llomera and 22 of the rbl have C\lllle at RJvulront and he ii ha~ tin& .11111 then. r • • , ) • • ., .. •• -' T"'ld•1. Jul) U, 1'172 DA!;¥ llLOT )7 \ •• Fullerton Alamitos Racing Entries .San · Clementeans, Westminster Win Trainples 'Rustlers *" ........ "'"'"" $1111111Mr "*" ... Cittt _... '-ttt ''"'' l"-.t 1;tl '"' $1 lltc'I• Ill \Jt rK•, IS etklu tll 4tll, ttf1 el!ll ttf1 rtcet 'lltST llACI. 400 ¥•rdt, J Ytt t old~. ~~~1119. '\ltM l !IDO. Cltll'l'llllt •rlc. li¥1Plt bo!~ D. Alllt(lll 117 Mol'l119ht &.v, T. Llllht<n 117 Itta.eh 'n Gttt It, It ,t.delr 111 Stonn•v G.1. 0 . K11lt hl 111 l lfft>V D!ltl'IO!>d, S. Tretl!lrt 115 Robit. 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Purn Sl,toD. C!1lmln1 Pfkl $1..00. TOP 1lci.. l . l lp111m 11 7 M!U 01t RIX l1r. w. MelMnbadl llJ Bu,. To Burn, M. Croabw 116 Alcocti1t Rocket, C. Smith 11 1 511\IC.k 'em, H, PIN l 'lO 81•1!111 H1r.,., A. Adi;, 117 Met H•w, 0. Knlthl 116 .t..rmed C11n, J, Wthon 1!6 Alamitos Results DAILY P'ILOT Stiff P'"91t Other 1ction resu1t'4:1 ln Newpart dropping In lH decision to Garden Grove at Costa Meu Hi&h : t be FulltJton Al\itll I b t 11 e d visiting Mission Viejo, M : ond Fountain Valley came out on the short end of • 5-S score with vlsitln1 An~lm Ruede. .,, Pf.a.y• tor Cubs UIJ&lllployed Ace Finally Gets Job BIG CALICO -Tony Ruben stein of Newport Beach caught this JO-pound calico bass while fish ing aboard the Westerner out of Davey's Locker, Newport. San Clemente's win n in a m1r1In came about when win· ning pitcher Matt Keou1b led orf the loth frame with a 1ingle-and advanced to second on Toby Re.schan's aacrifice bunt. CHICAGO (AP) -At the age of 32, ToMmy Davis hit .32-' ror the Oakl•nd Athletic.'!. At age 33, he waa unemp\o)'ed. "I pta ye.d a detective and If you see th e movie, don't blink. you ma~ miss mt." Total Effort Area Ocean With two out Bob Palmu nursed a walk, then Rich Dougla11 sent Keough home with the tie breaking tally on 1 single. Pirat,es Display Angling Still Slow Keough struck out seven and walked five in going the distance to give San Clemente 1 ti-. record, third behind the Fullerton Dodger• and Tustin in the National Leasue. Davis finally. cot a job f'ri· day with th• Chicago Cubs. On Sunday, he helped the Cubs break a slump with three hits in five at bats and three runs batted in during a double· be.Ider sweep over Cincinnati. "l thoughl bueball h•d forgotten me," he said. "Al 33, 1 didn't think I was through, but no one seemed to want me." Two da ys ago. ht-went to Florida to work out and for thr: last week had been work.· ing out with the cubs. He's still over his oormal playing weight of 195, bot says: "If you lhink I'm fa1 nowL YIDI should have seen mt before I began working out" Versatile Setup Sport.fishing continues to run below average in Orange Coast area waters with ex- pectations of a good albacore run still a horizon away. Keough, Rdcban a n d Douglass each contributed two Davis was released by Oakland In March in what was considered partial retribution for his role as Vida Blue's con· fidant. He work'4:1 out for 10 days with the Cubs i n ScotL1dale, Arlt., but wa~ released and went home. lo Los Angeles . Neverlheless . he was ac· 1ivated by the Cubs Friday and installed at first base against left·h1nde.r Do n GuJltlt In Sund1)''s first g:ame. His first time up he walked, the next time he broke a scoreles~ tie with R two-out line single up the middlr:. The. Cubs went on to win the game ~. Pl'l"l'SBURGH (AP)-Beach strength and the ability to score runs in the late innings have been two keys to the suc· cess of the Pittsburgh Pirates after 75 games. The defending world cham- pions have a Q-27 record and a 41~ game lead over the New . York Mets in the National League East Division. In 23 of their victcries, the Pirates came from behind to win . On 31 occasions, they have scored runs after there were two outs and nobody on base. But perhaps the biggest fac· tor is the team's defllh. Manager Bill Virdon's out- field strength is so great he can take Willie Stargell out of left and put him on first, and he can rest Roberto Clemente and Stargell at the same time -as he did in a recent doubleh~der . -and ' win. Sanguillen In a doobleheader and his replacement. Milt May, gets seven hits in nint trips to the platE. Stargell with 56 rbi and Al OliveT with 55 are among the league's top five in runs bat· ted in, and Stargell Is among the home run hitters with 18. Operators out of Davey's Locker and Art's Landing in Newport Beach, Dana Wharf and McCullah Brothers in Huntington Beach, report fair catctiei on rock cod and bass with occasional hook UP5 with A positive attitude, which halibut, sculpin and bar· must come. al least· in part rscuda. from success, is also a Pirate Art's Landing bas switched strength, and the Stargell-its usual aJbacore run to an Robertson move is an example overnight trip to San Clemente. of it. Island, leaving at midnight Says Robertson: and returning the following "If Stargell playing first late afternoon. makes us a better team then Davey's continues with lb I 'll accept it." trek to Gata.Una Island, leav- Robert.son opened'the season ing at 2 a.m. and re.turning the with a disasterous slump, but following afternoon w h i le has belted fiye home runs Dana Wharf is 1ticking with since mid-June to boost his its search for albacore every season total to seven. night at 11. 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II o f Tetal1 I • 4 k#t'°I Ill Ml ••• lan Cit GO! tto 000 1-ol • • tilelln 100 002 OOt t-4 f 1 Then the Cobs went into a hitting alwnp, and Davis got a telepbooe call from Chicago general manager J o h n Holland. "l hadn't done any playing,., Davis said. "I was spending a lot of money and doing 1 lot of husUing. 1 managed 1 musical group, aold cable wire and even appeared in 1 movie with Jim Brown. In the second game , he went two-for-three with two more rbi in the CUbs ' 1~5 victory. In both games. hr: was re p\ac· ed. for defensive reasons by Joe Pepitone. ~1anager Leo Durocher said he plans to platoon Davis and Pepitone at first, w i t h Pepitone rilllng in as a late-in- ning defensive replacement and Jim Hickman shuttling between first and the outfield . Laguna Club Offers Free Safety Shoot climbed about 40 points, but It at 6 a.m. and 12:30. 'Ibe ~ is still a meager . 156. day Del Mar goes from 7 1.m. "If I was hitting," said the to 3 p.m. Wtttmi!Mttr I" f F bur A t' f Dana' Whatf •, ,' 1tt rM A ree g,uns safety and public with the only restriction rost g, Md., native, utbe c ion rom •1 ~tt11.~07•.'.,. ! , 1 ', 1hooting proaram la 1v1ilabl1 th.It youths under 13 must •· move probably wouldn't have can be obtained on four half Ht .... 11'1!: been necessary. So I am day boets, leaving et 1:30 and f:=;,'!... ,, \ 1 :· to the public 1t Laguna Hilla 1ccompanled by a parent. lo -~ s 30 "••'· ·,·· •, •, j I Gun Club start.inc July 27. Jt11 limited to the first 70 going about it without the a.m., DOQn ai-.i : p.m. . . -· u d --·• t t MlldHfl, • ' I I .....cJaues run lrom 7 to t p.m. applicants 1 n d interested least bit of hard feelinac, 11.e a ay V-.z eaves a H1rr11. 11 J 0 ~ 6 '"•lf«Mn, • I for three Thursdays and In-parties should make. tbeir '"I'here is no question in a.m . To1111 ' my mind that this is the best 1 ,, .. cu•oo IM...ici,ei ,...,, _ "' krtrt ..., 1111111111t eluded in the gratis pro&ram reservations with Holland by for the team and 1 am all for •nt1tr1: ''"' a1Mear1, II vetltWtan. :,U1N,.,,,..1:!f!. a eo:i ~· 'Ml• are tbe use of guns, am· c11Jfnl ISC).JOOS. . • ., DANA wMa•it -l.M tnt••rs: 1.021 001 * Dll-' ' munition and targets. In addiUon to leclures and The Fulltrton H u s t l t r I ICOred In Heh of the !Int oti! ' lnnl/IP SUnday enroute to a 11-4 buriel of Senlk Rulllers rn. Metro League baseball scllon, knocking the: latter Into a three-way tie for aecotld pla~. ~ ln othtr Metro •ctfon It wa Saddleback comlnc up with Ill second win of the campaign ~ with 11n W decision over .hoa~ • J Cypress white Ward's Pir1td r took powsalon of I.ht cellar · follo\\·i ng their l-0 setblclc In l eight innings to the l.a Fon4&,,f;· Oon1 at El l\1odena lllgh. Former Golden Wesl hurler Dave. Klunareseter was the winning pitcher for t h • Hustlt.rs, striking out nine in a flve inning 1tin1 and ,.uowed only one hit. Rick Hamlin's p In r h h It single with the b13e1 loaded In thf fOllrth was tbe biggest blow for the Rwtlers. Steve Wllllams 11nd Rick Peregud produced SQIO home ·I runs for Saddleback RS Ruben Paramo wenl the distance for th~ winners. J!;pacing out 1 L hil s. Sadd1eback re.turns to itcti<>n ton ight In a doubleheader against lhe Senik Rustlers and La Fonda Dons at l\1tmorial Park In Santa Ana beginning at 6 o'clock. The Pirates lost out to La Fonda when the winners put together 1 single 11nd on«>ut .double. Da n Qulsenberry struck out seven in 1 \oeing cause for the Pirates. . "' I l ·, I ! • • ' . . l!I012H -1•1 1CIJ 000 a.-i II J 1•11.1-ltlHll•rt 141 111 r ti rlll Sim-. ct j o I ', Mltwl•~, 1b I ... ,.k •. " l • ' ~It tllY, rl•H 0 3 tld .... 111 .,,, tltri.on, lb o O Nodl1nd. II 4 • I e'r~' i I : wlm;, C..-1~ 1• l f ft WlllltN • i I I ........ ~1mnn. ~ 1 1 I J"''"'''' I I • ' rr.1:(1 • II : 1 ! . S...WI_... • • •• Hu.ittrt 11) 1)1 ~I It 1 """"' •• 'II -• I I llfllk Rllltloft tol 1 --4 -.·" ., .......... 11~~~ i." l I I I t:!=.·j• I I I I ., t::~i.'' t I l l .,. ... :a.."11 . -~ ..... 111 ·1 ii'~*'"· • -v.r.1.... . ~ tctl'I " """"" Iii Iii Ill:! i . ' , . GENERAL SUPIRINTINDENT llis infield strengtht< is so deep that he· can move Bob Robertson to third base to pla· loon with Richie Hebner , and he can use Hebner in the out- field . He can rest catcher Manny 11. ce11uo Hu. .. Hrreclld•· • 11111'°"'' 11• "•""' u1 The purpose of the aeulons 1etu1t' shootlnc. there will be Stargell did not demand to "'t~t11·.aAcM 1111t1M11t P11r1 -J1 L\IC.la. n -.• 1' 1' "'1 is to teach ll1n 11fety, gun fllm1 and vbual aids offer'4:1 ...... . ,. '·"' C 111 r t ''° I MI '·" Pele Plays At Coliseum LOS ANGELES -Brazil 's all-time all-star soccer player, Pele. and his Santos team- matcrs battle the strong Club America of Mexico team tonight (8) at the COiiseum . Promoters have estimated the farewell Los Angeles ap- pearance of ·Pele could bring a crowd surpassing the 31.921 record a the Coliseum in 19fi7 when Pele and Santos lost to Argentina's River Plate team 4-2. Pele heads five Santos players who led Brazil to the World Cup title in 1970. The Brazilian star plans to retire from soccer after his team's .current world tour. play first base. •Ml.,•: '2 ulko ""· 2" ra;c:k <Oii. ~,~r11 ... ~. a 'l I •·-•fin d t · trod ·the Ith ••-"! ·d l Id 1 1 ft e1rM -" 1n1i.r1: is .. no1 H u , ' 1uuiu g 111 o m uce w '-'I'll' safety and handling sa1 wou pay e bonito. t lllllWI, J mac:kll'OI. t reek ~:,ii:·t.:. c l I • • public to trap nd Jk t ts or the rt tr ssed field this year but J intended toe1. ,,...,. .. u....,1 -" ano1en.: vo11, ti ' • e boo a ee aipec spo I e · . 112 c111ce Hu. ,,. reek cod. I DHn. •r 4 •, l 0o a ting. Holland alao PQl.nls out that to make 1t plain that I wanted 1M .. •111•L ••&CM -a.ct '"'"": " H='n""\b 1 I Ed Holland will also hive on • 111 studentJ wlll lhoot on deb to play first base next •1tw::O.T 1oa"' .. LKk ... 1 -1n McK'='t w. 1b J f S tap apeclal demonstrations by nJght. season," he sai d. 1nt11n: 1 NrrtcuOt.. 1 "°"11°" 1'5 L~~I':'· • u I • t club in tru to H ch Ro•·~ r•-I b t ~ t Vlrdon said he had explained c.ancci Hu. 105 r.a. cod, 1 t11nt1ut. • ~ .., 1111111111 s c rs u ll':J-is 1111;' gun c u s a .. iw ,.._ tt Sta .. ,,... .. HMk Clr9, , 1W W. MacArtllw ltVd. $HI• M ... , (•IM, ft06, A"NI e11111 MllMM h ,,..,_.,,,, ,...,,., "'"""1 -" G•rctenG-112205 ~1111 17"1• and Doug Cofling. 9601 MouJton Par near t i•bodech iHsion lo mdove Stargell ·~ :.~~H ~···1:1 .~'t.rs~""1,,00 N _ _. GOI to0 ..... 1 ' ' Tht program is open to the Lion Country Safari. ' o I ebner an Robertson. roU. cod. •s t••ko b111, 1 11111bu1. ' j-----------------''-:'...--"-"'--'-;:__c:=::...:.:.:=:....:=::.::...p;;;;;;;;;;~ii:iii:i~ "There really isn't anything cow tod. l 11n1 cod. ll•rt• -n !hey ca n do about it since I ~-:;:~:; .. " .... ""· J """"· n Baseball s.,. .n1ndi"ngs told them that is the way it is K£ going to be," said Virdon. "But [ think both of then\ took Baseball's it vecy well." Since Stargell ha s been playing lirst, Vic Davalillo and Gene c11nes have been snaring Top Ten left field duties. Virdon, however, suggested he may use Hebner in left too. with Robertson al third and Stargr:I\ al first. ''l'd like to think we'd have all three of those guys hitting at the same time,·• Vinion said. ll•lltl on 11S •I lab. AM•lll(AM L•A•UI .. , • .,., Cl11• .• •t II kllllnlllum KC IJ 2N tt '°lnlt/la KC 7• 2M •S 1tud1 O•k n m .. Oll1KC 7lV•ll •erry Ctl JI ll• J2 (,May Chi 71 2U 4' Fl1k II'" SJ ltS 31 eo1!tln O•k 1• 2M :JI Ctr-Min 74 271 21 M '°cl. ...... " ·"' t2 .Jl4 as .Jlt M _., n ·'" SI .1"11 n ·"' 12 ,2t! NATIONAL LEAGUE Eut Dtvtdo1 ll L Pct.: GB Pitlaburzh 41 27 .!40 Ntw York 44 32 .571 41\ St. Louil 40 3! .533 I Otlcago 4l 36 .532 I Montrul 13 13 .134 151> Phl11delphl1 fl Sl .$16 Z21\ .592 .sn t AMERICAN LIQGUE ~ Dtvfltolo Detroit Blltimort Bolton -lfLPel 4! !4 .547 40 3! .533 as If .413 13 37 .196 !% 42 .432 New York Cleve11nd Milw1Uk" (. ., ~ Weal Dtvblff DIAN LIWIS GB I • Public Lunch Includes M1.,.wry KC 75 141 2' 7t ·'" M-RllM D. Alltfl, (tif(191t, 171 Ca1h, Ottrtlt, lt: ll. Jack-. O.kl1nd; 111 t111tt1n, Otk11nd, 141 Ou1Kan, 01kl1nd, U. CincinnatJ. Houston Doqen Atlanta lle1t DMstoo 45 31 45 :13 41 fl San Francisco San Dle10 ~42 35 19 29 19 .526 ' .462 10 .422 131\ .f/2 17 Oakl11nd Otlc1go Minnuota K1n11s City A11e11 Te111 49 21 43 34 "' 38 39 37 36 42 13 44 .632 .558 .5t4 .513 ,162 .m 51> ' t !3 151\ IOI -SEVERSON ..... ''"" '" D~aeon Jones, Tr~jans o. Alftn Clltc-oo. st: M1Yllll'f'I', 1<a111•t City, 4'1 R. oowr, c111f.lrlll1, «1 c . Mty, Chlceoo. U ; IEOSl•f~. Olk• lflld, «1 8tMo. 0.k1'1'1d, ~·· .. Hdllttt 17 0«.1-*"I Th e ThUrsday sports lunch bunch at Anaheim Stadium will turn to football this week with speakers from the Los Angeles Rams. San · Diego O>argers and USC. Llnebecke.r ~tarlin ~1cKeever and assistant lo the president Jack Teele. will lead the Rllms dtlegation . The Chargers will be represented by defenslYe end Deacon Jones, late of the IU!ms. 11.nd public rtlalions director Jerry WyM. , Trojan sports lnformalion director ·Don AnderStn will bring a!!lslanl footb<U coach Willie Brown anct'head boskel- blll coacb Bob Boyd, recently returned from lbe Olympica b<skotb<U tryout comp In Col~tdo Springs. A rte0rd crowd of t10 1l· tended last Tbur1d1y 1 1 • St d. Cl b I h l h ' K11t. MlnMt.oll, '°''· .'311 Offm, a 1um u unc o ea oai.1.n11. 1•2, .m: PtltMr. 11111~. Angel s Bob Oliver and Ji~ 11 .... ?i31 KUN "'""" Ytwt, 1..s •. m i S -r nd Br•wers De M1111ttr. 0.11111141. IM, .1u 1 "'"°""' pe ..... e • a Ot~t1nd, s-t. :ru: L111c11. o.tf'llt .. '"" Crandall, Frank Lane and Jim .1001 1 TIM witt1 ."2 .. Colborn. thurllday luncheons a r e open lO U1< public. Coot ol luoch Is 13. l11cluding tu and tip. Rcservstlona may be made by calllnR th• Angela' swlkhboard (714) 133-2000. The cockllll lounge opehs 1t 11 a.m., followed by lunch at noon and the start of the pro- gram 11t 12:30 p.m.-. St~ve Balley, ex e <: u t t v e aporta produe<r of KMPC, is the weekly emctt. The IU· dlence is Invited to sub111lt queatlons to g\Jest speaken on 1'Titlen forms. The July 20 program will In- clude Dodgers, New York Mell end eoto ncln& tx· ecuUve J. C. Agajanlan . • MATIOMAL LIAOU• f>ll.,., Clllilt • Al • M .. rt. Clttfftl Miii n •1 .16 " ..MS M•I• U tt IU • 61 .Ml J1l\fllltll9fl Petl 1t ''' :M U .l)t Gtrr "" '' »t • tot .D' M. Alolr $IL .. ,.. ll M .m 14. On• l'tl'I 74 * a " .l:Jt af'Oek: SlL 7J 211 Jt 1tt .UI l.M SO 61 ,., .H 7' .JU •. wtfll•~ '"' '' lOJ • ., .Jll ct'"'*"" ltlf'I ,, m ~ n .n1 --a.ncfl., <l..ctnMll. t h l(lllO!Mll• 1111 ,ral'CIKO. 111 M • ...,..,., .t..tl•llll, 111 eoi.1, Slifl DI .... Ill Sltl'ftll. P'tftl. Wttfl. 11. J MMlllY'I 1'-n1 LK AltMIM .. I, .. lllltdtl-"11 •·t ~,.,, 6, &an 01-J llln ~t1nfftct J, New Ye,. • OlllY ll!Mt Kl>tdUIH. Todlf'• Oam1J l tn DltH IKl1a. U ) •I MonlrN I (Tertff t-Jl S..n ~rtl'KIK'I lal'Yl"I '"41 11 New Ytr'lt (K-"''" ..,, I.• AM>lllf fkltltlll te.-4J t i l"tllltdtl•l• !C.rlo ti!! 11 .. 1 H11.11tl!I Cil!t•tdl fol '\nci 1tNitrt1 1-41 at CM- C..-(w.tM 1·1 ll'MI "1.,,._ U ), I • Allllltt (Nlelzre •·11 II ''· letll• (f.antttllll ... , P'lltUl,nll (MllM Ml II Clllelnnlll ll lflllll--..., M*1r'• RKUllt Ml-11 I , Mtlw1t1•tt I ICl~NI CllY J, 111omor1 t Ct.wlal'Mll I. Clllc••• I Otl'Ntl I. Tl'Ott I '"*' .. Ollllllld t Cf1t1W.i1 4, H•w Yt~ I ., ... , .... flltt llMfllll 1'"•"1" U l 1t 01111111'14 IMtrlt11 Ml N..,. Ytl'll f'"•l1r1111 7·ltJ 11 C1llWltl1 IM.lv Ml MllwotlAH (lldlWlld •t) 11 Ml--.11 {W,..._ _ ... , fntt (I~' '-'1 II Dtfrlit If~ .. ,. . Cttlc-ca111~-11.11 11 c1..-11aN1 IL.am• 1..11 II:•-• CltY fDrlff 1·1) 11 Stlnmfre ('°"""' 11 .. 1 DEAN LEWIS 1966 HAllOl ILVD., COSTA MISA S.rvfeo end '•I'll t.r All lml"'rted Cira Modern IMy Shop t.r All Coro '46-tJOJ Orana• County's I.arrest and Most Modtm Toyota and Volvo Diiler • OVHHAI OILIVUY IPIClALISU • • ,. • • r D••n l1wia fmporl1 1n Cosl• Me11 h1pplly ennouncat "' thl ' 1rrivtl of itt new strvic• men~ e9er lob S•v•rson of Corona del Mer. Bob hes t1k1n ovtr the ••rvict fac ility for both T oyote ind Volvos. lob hes twenty-1tvtn y'••tt. experi•nc• in imporl ind clom•t.tic 1uto~ mol:.ile s•rvic•~ Ov•t twtnfy m•chenics will be uncltt his di· r•ct control encl his ••:p•rlence will ~tntlit ~olh dultrohlp lftd customer•. lob ia m1tried tncl his two children. Ht lik•s to fi1h 1.ncl tr•••! In his 1per1 time. • ' ' \(l .. " , '1 "' 1 l - " ·~ "f "' . ' ' . • ,.---------,. DAILY PILOT Tuadl1, July 11, 1972 Spletulid RettditiOJa • LEGAL NOTICl'l LEGAL Nat'ICB ' LEGAL NOTIOE LEGAL NOTICE ·rpNiGIIT'S F estivaI Ch~rale ... ~· ,ICTITIOU\ •USOtas.-,ltTITIOUI IUSIMl.11 MOTtC't TO ca1011oa1 \ PICTlltoUI •USINIU NAMI ITATIMl.NT """"' ITAllMaNT tUl"WalOI. COUJIT OP THI T-toi':!'fi! lt=,•NT_,, Mll'lt •• ~ .... followlnt Jl«ton It Clelnt IM 0 I-,,T,'" foiloWll'lf Htton It ~NI IMA!MU ITATa OP C.ALH•O•NlA ,oa THI COUltf'Y 0' OAANOI .,_,1/\Hl ••1 ..; • THOMPSON AS.SOC.IATEI, J t IS R • H OIST•llUTORS. 'J02I ,...,, l•t•i. .. HliNlt'I' c. lllllGMANN. COlLINI .. AllCMAI" INOUSTRlll. C•l•IM ,,,.., NtwPOrt ..-. C•lll. C•rCllll 11'1. Ntwp0tl l•tdl. nwo. INC.. ,. H•at• ·~· W•lmlMI.,, .,.. ' ttlc:Ml'll e;,,, liUl'lltt. sm Port O::~~i tt HtltllY OIVl!N to ftlt C•lllorl'llt. • ' JN11 N 'fllom"°"' '9lt C.t1tpit C•nJlll pt, N~~thCll· TV mGHLIGHTS ctffl19" °' .._ .OOV• ,.."'*' tMffditnt comns & A\kn'lifl CotHt•rkwl. • s•r• N"""°'16eildl. ca111. f,IW. TJlll bU•lntM 11 !Mini ~ bY '" Witt •II --.......... cMlrM '"'"'' ,.,. l)fll~r• c.r...,..u.. 2ll #Mabon Tllb .;.,.,,.... I• belM (ilfldlldld w M lndlVIMl•I, .. 10' ~' .,.. '""'"° 10 Iii• tlwltl, A....-....... Yont. ,._ Yorll'. lndlvlGll•I. IUCHAllD E. HUNT£"-~.-.. I 1t1t tt11 T~~ bl.ltlllllt It c.orclVCIM bV • Cot· JMll N, ThOmPMlll Thl• ll•l-1 tllld ""111'1 lfll Countv wltll tilt ~ry """'"'"'""" 11 a llO'tllon. , Thi• •lllttntfll fllld wltll 1t11 CounlY Cllft( of °''"" Co\lnty Oii: J unt:. 16. lt71. «If rM C*°k of lhf llMMi tt1lllt.O Ulllfl, I/II COi.i.iN$ & AIKMAN •' Clerk ol Ot•llM COVl'llY Olll JllM 1'-1t71, Jy l•.,-.rty J, Mtoc1ot: Ofputv County ~!\I :"'~~~.,.:"., =-= (Oll~ltAllON IY hYtflr J. MIOCIOX OIAltr CounlY ci.fk. • Offers Requiem • ·NBS D and CBS•B 4:00 -Democratic Natlonll Convention -Continuation of the gaveJ.to-gavel coverage. ABC D airs 90 minutes of bigblighU, in· eluding nominations, at 6:30. ef tttr '"°"""'! T, (;, DALTON, .W SOUtll ~~-:. C. I , Oorlll Cltl'k. p 11'61 P;tl;lthed9•0r•11tt COP.I O•HV Ill;:: ~= .~•r:.1 ,.-'\j!!:1J.~~ ~ P'i:!it;f TM• 111~ w•• IJlld wltll lllt tout1o l'yb!I.,._ Oftl'IM COMI Otll\I 1~,'i J-»,fl, 1114 J\llY "' 11, ltll Ifft.ti BY TOM ,BARLEY 11u11nJr'o1 '"" IH'll:ltl'11tl'ltd In •II"''""',., c~ Of °'"'" COi.iii!'( .. J u .... "°' "'"""'°'fl, alld JUIV J. 10.1112 CH .. Dal.I)' l'tllt l!ffl "'111n111e to ,,. 01111 of ••kl dKNent itn. ..u« . LEGAL "OTICE LEGAL NOTICE ""( wllhlf'I tour montt. •!ltr the first llWll· "'"" J0 ,.. Brahm.$' Gt'rntan Requiem <•~.: J~.:. ;11~'1t Pllblls!Md °''• C:0.11 Diiiy Piiot. ~ MOTICI INVITING .• IOI '';:J:JO~:A:~~i:::· 1. m-t -rfAlnll not ... type MAltY '· 8E.RGMANN Jiiiy .. 11• lt. 2', tm . 11 ... n MOii<• 1. "'"'by' gllltn 11M11 thl &oard 'fht foHowfnt P'l'IOl'I, I• dolnt bUlll'lffl UI "" ....... 1 ~ l!•«Utl'hl et Ille' Wiii of o1 ln,JtlMI of thl flOlllltlln V•llty N; • Of choraJ WOlk Y~ JOOk to tne •bo\>t ""'*' at<l!Otfll LEGAL NarICE SclloOt OlJtrlct o1 °''* eou11rv, c111t-JNOOPV'!. 2000 H~t e.1Vd., co111 when you decide to give the T .. DAUOM Ol'nil will 1'9(tfVI lffltd llld1 UP lo Mtw mv. ~.., 1pr1 .. st .. u1t.111t suilldlOtl couar Ofl' T"• t :OI PM. on • ..,. 111 Cl•Y ot ""'°""'' 1•n. How1rd E. H.,.,11\t,. ''" GfMl'lbrt1r local folks 50met.hing special ""A....,.. callf ,..,1 JTAT• °' c.u.•,HHIA •oa 11 "" Gfflc• 6f u 1e1 "''*' cii.1r1c1 pur· Rel., l.oM •••ch· C•. to11s. I th I ••n • T•ll tllfl MA +Ms TM• Clf"'WTY; ~ Oll:AN•• cll•Ml'lll OWtrt"ltllt 11 Wt11c11 1111W Mkl Tiii• 1>us1t1111 11 belrw <tndvct.O tw '" n e way o a y-. •Y p;ece or An.mtf ,., ••ecvfrk NI • .,.,.,. llld wilt .,. ooeMd •1'111 r1ite1 lor ttie hllllvli$uil. Chrlstmas offering f'WlllMd Or~ Coal 0111)' Pilot, MOTIC• OP •MUll:IQ o•. HJITIOM ' of •r """' Hew•rd ll. H-• "VIY .. 11 11, 25, 1m 17$1·72 FOii: PltotATI 01' •ILL AMO Pll;c:lll: tur!7:.:''1~ ltc:ot<ll~ wltll Till1 1l•ltmtnt IUfd ~ Cwnlv Jt is I " hauntingly SCOMd, ' ' CODICIL AJID 'L.STTl.lll Tl.ITAMl!N• 1 n I TM pur Cltrk ol OrrnH COul!IY M )0, 1tJ2, idi ·-•~ I TAllY flOfilO WAIVllO) ipecltlc:1t1011s -Oii I • " I. By Btv1rly J, Mtdclqll Coullh' sol y ti;uuuca work with the OTlrll Esl1lt Of HENltY 111l!NT, Dect1Hd. cllMlng ""41rtfl'l"lt of ttMI F°'111I• n Cltrll, ~}.-f kind f demands that LEGAL N ""Y' HOTICI IS HElt~IV GIVEN ll'lat V•llw\I Sc:hOOI Ol1lrict, numlllt' Olll l.19hl· , , ~ ,. ll1'1 0 Vtr)' %1tP11t Fern tr.,.lli11 flltd Mr•fn •!Nil· l'<oUW UM, corner cd T61tltrt Incl Ntf• P11bll1h«I Ortrqe Cotlt Ottly PUOI, ii:;ickly SOft OUt the Wheat fllCTITIOU• IUSINl.SS tlon tor Probll• of wnr '"" lot Codlcll l•llCI Slrffl, f Olmt•ln V1U1)', C•lllorn . July"· H, 11. 25, ,,.,, 1732.·n m the -l..-ff It ""mpe'" lhe NAME STATllM•MT Ind 1.111*"1 TIJIM'lll'll•ry to P•tlU-r t270f, \:lUt ' ";-' li'> T111 1ouowi111 • fffi\Qfl' ,,, dolM 1eond w•llltd! ,.,.,nie, to Wlllfll is ev oROER oF THE ao.1.Ro · LEGAL NOTICE ablest o( choral directors to tlllll"'"1 •s: 1' inlOe for fpr'ititf Plrllcul1r1. 11111 lt\11 !fie OF TR UST EES. t •· jo hard '""" t th P.1.RICWOOO Vh.LAG£ l.TO. II ll!'fll •net pltc• IDf hltrlnt ttM NIN lltl FOUHTAIN VALi.EV . ·~ I ng J\IW, a e C1lllor1111 llm!MCI HrlntBllljlJ, 113n be.11 Mt tor JulY 2S, 19)1, ti t ;JO 1,m., If\ SCHOOL OISTIUCT "'cz;.~o~:A::4i:::s taJlber Of the Choir he must Irvine loultv•"'' 'T111H11, Clllt lht courtroom of Dtfl•rtni.nt No. J ol Miry HI~. Clerk of 1111 Bo&rd Tiii 1oi:.W.1nt ptrMm ' 1r1 dolllt -1.. f°' 1n [fer! th t Don koll Comp1nr, Inc. 11 C1trtornl1 ttld 6111'1, 11 100 Civic C•nltr Drive Pulllllhld Or1not Co< 01llV PllOI, WOi& WW an 0 Rg a corpOttllonJ, 1'01 Dow llrffl. Nf'IJPOl'I WHI, In"" C!tY of""'' Afllt C1lllor1111. July 11 •IMI Jiiiy 11, 1911 ll U·n busl;;o.4t~L I.EASING COMt'ANY, $00 taxe! their rescnaces to the l•ldl· c.111. o*'" Ju"' .. 1t12 , -" , TlloMr ,. e1rmlngll1m c-trl.l(tlon w, f. $!JOHN LEGAL "OTICE N•WPOl'I Cttrltr D/,, tr. ~-IWPorl full. Cor•. (• C1llfor111t WPOl'•llonl, inn County Cltl'lf 1,. Be•ch, Catlt. nue. l!'VIM 8oultvtrd. T1111111:C1lll. CAat'INTlll. MALCOM AND DALY R1fpto E. Gr111am, 2sot IE•ll Cllllo-If director Jack Kr~ting This MIMSS I• betllSI c:Ol'lducltct lw • Ali.rMVI .. , ..... STATli!Ml!:NT 01" ASANDONMENT 01" ,,,.~. °''""· C•lllornl•. • sh thi i . • . t Llmlttd PllrlMf'"'" '"' CtllllJllJ OrlVI us• 01" ,.ICTITIOUS •USINl!SS NAME Joe E. l.Ol'lll. U1S M Soutll Mllfl ares s er tJC s views ~ PARkWOOO VII.LAGE LTD., New,orl lllldl. C:.tlftrlli• tu.I Thi loHowlrw Mr$0n his •b•l'lllOl'lffl IM StrMI, Sintl .I.II•. Cirlfornl•. . ____ .._ -day On the ability 0( 0 the Br DON KNOl.l.~.1.HY, INC. Alltrlll\ll fw t'tfl"-° u&I of tM flc:tfltOln butlr1t11 lllMCI J AND Thom11 E. JOlmston. to0 N____, • J • ev1 0. P. MIOdl Pullll ................... Coat D•ll• Pllqt. J STOCK FORMS, Jill Trlnlly, COllll Center Or .. s-.. no. NtwPO(t e.11th, Laguqa Festiva Chorale to - -·-C Ill C1Ulor1111. to B b • Tllll; s11ttrnen1 111«1 !hi c.ou111r JV1y 11. 12, 11, 1t12 1t11.n Mesi. • • • Ben 1.. Hirpv, 2501 e111 Cll•Mi•n. measure up r a m .s Cle,k of Of•• C:ounty Ofl1 JUI)' f, lt12. Th• flctltl-blnlMU nllM rl'lerrld to • d d th he '" 81 .1.tll!ur E. kl'l'Cllt', DtPllt'I' Countr tti.ov. w1• flltcl In Orll'tlll County on Ju~ Or1nge, C1Utornlt. maSSIVe eman S en ~a Cltrk. , .,,,. OTICE 29 1971 Thi$ Du,1.,..1 1s t1t111, C011c1uc1ec1 bv • hap y man ind d • ,..., ~AL N . . Edviln fl Wtl!I 3112 Trlnl!y COtl• Gener11 P1rtn1nhlP, very p ee . · • • Ttioin•• e. Johnslan F ••-La ba k d Pullllthld 'Dr•llG' Cotti Dl11)' PHO!, Mew, C1lltornl-. Tll11 tltltment flied With !hi County Or IWI gunans, C e .tutr 11, 11, 2' •nd A119u1t 1, ''n tm·n ';.'J:'L~ ~::1-:: dl!i~!.t'1slt1Hs w•• conducted bY •n In-Clerk. o1 or11191 c~~rv 11110: Ju~ ~~~112. by choristers from St, Mary's An tPPllc•l10!! N1 bM11 tllltd by EOWIN R. WRATE SY Bevttl'f J. M..,..Oll e.>uo-: """'11 r E . "'' and Co • ·t MCODHNEl.I. DOUGLAS CORt'. for. UM l"·ltlllO Clerk, , , n p1sco.,... • mmun1 y perm11. No. Ut'.Jm to P1tm11 th• Publllhed °''"" eoait 0111y Pnoi 'I~ 1 1 Presbyterian churches in the --------------1 in11bus11m111t ot • · "*'1"1 c11n1c, July 4 11 11 2s 1t12 11SG-'2 Publllt!ed Or•llOI C01it 0 1r Pnot. Art Colony, came throu gh 1·n •ICTITIOUS aUSIMlll 1rchll•cl trl'lll""r offices 12), trchllecl ' ' ' ' July 4, II, 1•, 2.S, 1971 17.U.72 NAME STATl!!Ml!NT Pl•Mtr o111c., 1r1ve1 11rVlu, r.111v oi. LEGAL NOTICE splendid style last weekend in 'tti1 tollowlM 111rtant: •re c1o1111 11c1, 11usrn1u ot1tc1 m111111n11 M UWr. LEGAL NOTICE; 8 program that would have "'•!I'll» 1.1! •'1'11 tdinlnlltr_.tw Ind orotttsklnal of.l-------------1-~-=~-----'---·I BOWM.l.NOR APARTMENTS. n:n /left Wllftfn TWO tXlllJllO bulldlnfl locl lld FICTITIOUS BUSINt:SS '1"1CTITIOUS aUSINESS daunted many t:hoirs of com-W~l CNS! Hltllw1y, Suite 200, NewPOr'I In 1rtl lf of 11>1 1111 Rvllld ltvlnt N.1.MI: STATEMENT NAM! STATEMl!NT BtKll. C.llfOl'lll• 92'60 ll'llluitrltl PC "Pl•nllld Cornmunlty" The follow111t 1>er$1>111 ire dol119 Thi toUowlno °'''°" 11 dOlnt bu•lneii parable status. Thi Gr11nwlcll Grol,lfl ll'ICOl'POl'tl~. dr1irrct, • ~ bu1Jne11 11: is: Th · k t h h t i>.l1w•"· 3333 W"I COl91 Hlghwty, l.octted on lhl llOl1ht•1!erly corntr ol CARPENTER. MALCOLM AN 0 HOME 8ROKERS -HUNTINGTON e1r wor r 0 u g 0 u Sult. :JOO, N...-,orc ltld't, Ctlllor11l1 M1tArthur Btwl. tnd CtmPl.ls Drlw, In D.1.1.Y, "lf C11m1111s Drive, Newpart 8EACH, INC., 210• Brook.hur1I S!rfff, delighted 3 Laguna Woman's f'26f9 • tbe..CITY__of l!VJl'lt Be.eh, Celifornl•, 12660 B C Oto I nM6 .1.honl.Cf0Wllt1;-r., ffiir Su-----rTiftill A 1111buc hlerlnf wlll littttkl on !hit ;p: Thorn•s R. Metco!m, 1"6 VI• Ul\dlne. H':f;::~rot:':r~h,. kun:1':.:1on BfKl'I, Club audience with their best Orf.,-., l.ltUN Bhell, C1llfor11lf, pllc11lon 11Y Thi City of lrvlr1t Plennlno l ldl) Isle, Ctl!tornl• Inc., • CllUornl1 cotJJOrttkln. ef(.Or\s, fJ;'Offi this Critic's seat, Tl'lls buslr11Ss 1$ bellltl conductl'd llr • Comml,Jlon on Tllurtc11r, Julr 20, 1t72, •I Ch•rlH 0, 011Y, 1 Gort CJrcll. Tlllf buslnt:'s 11 "-11111 cond\lclld bY ".I. llmlt.i PtrlntrthlP, 7:JO P.M. 111 ftlt Pl•nnln• Commlulon Mllslon Vltlo. C•lllotnlt · CorPOtallon" COmiog in the second half Of Thi Grttnwlch Group 11111r1119 room. Rocwn 200. 1rv1111 TOWl'I Tiii• buMntss It belnt conduc:1 ed br • w1vrie A:. P•ltrson this glorious work. Their an-lncot"POr11ec1, Ctn/tr. lrvlM, C11ltorn!I. t'1rln•r1hl1>. President Gen1r11 P1r1ner. Jon Brubek1r Foir 1>1rllcul1r1. Phone tJMICI or ctll CHARLES D. DALY Tiils sl1!1ment tiled wltll thl County dante -"Here On earth We •r: JOll ervoaktr •• 1111 offiCI ot 1111 lrvlnt CITY PllM!nt This llllfmtnt filed wl!h tl>t County Cle111; of Or1nvt County on : Junt 16, 19n. ha r . 1 " senior Vice Pr11ldtnl·S.Crtl1ry OfP•rlmtfll, Cit.,-H1U Annex, 4201 Ctm-Clerk of Ortn.u• C1;111nty on June 26, 1972. BY ee.,-.rlr J. Middox Dt11Ulr counTY Ve DO COD lDUtng j) ace - This lllftmenl lllld Wllll tllt Counl\I 11'111 Drive, lrvl11t Town Ctnler, lrvlM. 8y Btwrlr ·J, ~. Oep111y County Clerk. was superbly delivered and Cl.nt of Ortncit Cou nTY on: JulY f . 1f71. Pulltllllld Ol'ange. C:O.SI D•ll)' Piiot, Cll'rk. I' 1MU Ued nd •t th be t B~ Arlllur £, krtttr, Otp1,1ty County J11IY 11, 1'12 1109·12 P lNU Publlshf'CI Orilltl Co&sl 011Ly PllOI, contro a QUI e e S Cle~. P11bll'11ed Ortnt• Co.st 01llY Piiot. Junt: 20, 27, lt'ld Julr 4. 11, 1912 ll94·n portion Of the 'Requiem . Pl ... , LEGAL NOTICE J11ne 21 •!'Id Ju1Y ... 11. 11. 1m 1~.12 --------------Pullllshed or11111e cc..Jt D1ll1 P11o1. LEGAL NOTICE 11iey had fine soloists to July"· 1•. J:S •nd .1.1.1111111 1,1t1z 1rn.n sut'•1t101t cou1tT OF THI. LEGAL NOTICE light their way in th i s LEGAL NOTICE ' ~~ ... .l~:&,,.~1.1&:~"~!::1" BAR ,.11 '':Z::~0~/A:~:_i:::• breathtakingly beautiful hyrrm ... A-nM) FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Tiit foll0Wln9 perscil'I 1s dolnt buslflllS of praise in the persons of SUt'llllDlt COURT OF TH'I NOTICI. OF N1.Aa1Mo 01" PETITION NAM£ ST.l.TEMENt 11: STATE OF CALIFOllHIA POlt POii PROIA.Tl OP WILi. .I.ND POil The folluwlng perlClll 1• lkllflt llu,1nt'I SHADOW ID.I.TS, 2991 GrlCI l.iine. soprano Marilyn Interlandi THI COUNTY 01" OllAMO'I LE"EltS Tl.ITAMINTAllY (IONO '" 81dg. s .. ·~ Cott• .......... and baritone William San-N•. A·7m1 WAIVl.D) 8EACH CARBURETOR SHOP, 710 Bruct OOl!ohutt C•rMY, <I 19 MOTICI. o• Ml!AlllNO OF l'l!TITIDN Ellltll of ARTHUR F,• .I.DAIR, Vorklown .I.venue. H11nll1111lon B••ch. M11'91Jerllt. C!lrilnl dtl M•r. didge. FOR t'ROBATE OF Wll.I. AND L•T· o.tNMd C•llfornl•. 926* Thl1 Dusll'lllS 11 1111111 Condu<lecl br '" Miss Inter l n n di was TERI TISTAMl!NTAltY NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN THAT L1wrence Orrin Ladwlo, 218 4 tl'ldlvldual. E1t1tt of EVEl.YN RUTH filOSSEN Eblt E. Ad1lr 1111 lllld lll'r•ln. P'llllOll AlblltOll Drive, Co1t1 M•w. C1Hlor11l1, Bru<• 0. CltMY magnificent ln the anda..'lte, DICNt.0. for PrW1lt of Wiii •ncl tor L•lltrs 9262• This 1t111em1nl filed w!lh till Cou11trl--..::C-----------• ~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t111l Testemenlttt lt Ptlltl_, (Band W1lvtdl Tiii• bu1ln1s1 Is being (()(IOllC!td llr an Clerk ol O'"''" County Oii: June 30. 19n, LEGAL NOTICE £utent ROSttn h•I flied herein I ptllllOll r-'9rtl'ICI to w 111 c h 11 ll'ltCll for 1ndlvklutl. BY Bevtrlr J , MlldQolr Ot91JIY County IOI° Probat• of Wiii •1'111 I« IU11•nc1 '11 turttwr Plrllcullrs, •1'111 tllll the llm1 1"4 1.1wrence Orrin Ltdw!t Clerk. letleri Tt1l1nw11"11' lo Ptlllloner PlllCI of he1rlnt Ille tlmt hi$ been 1tl Thll sll llment flied with the County ,. 111• ,.ICTITIOUS BUSINESS rtllrtnc. to wlllcll 1$ .....:ti lor lurllllr tor Julr 15, ltn, 11 t :JO •.m .. In lht Clerk of Ortllllt Cou11ty Oii: JUM 29, 1972. P"'lshed Orange COii! Delly Pilot, MAME STATEMENT 1N1rllc1111r" •!'Id tlltt lllt tln'll 111d Pltct courtroom ol DtNrtmenl No. 3 ol w ld Br eevtrly J. Mlddo~. OtPUly CouoTY July <1. 11, 11, u, 1tn 11n.n Tiii followlrtll WIOM •re dul~o of h11rl11111M womt Ila• ""n stl loir Julr caurt. 1t 100 ClvlC Ctnttr DrlVI W111, 111 C1t'1(. bu1ln1111 IS: 11, lt11, •I J::JO 1.m .. Jn tM courtroom Of lhe CITY (II 511111 -"''• Ctllll/llnlt. OANIEL It. IUCKNUM LEGAL NOTICE REN.l.ISS.l.NCE FABRICS. 3 l C 3 o.Hrt"""l NO. 3 o1 lllld court, 11 70C Daltcl Jul¥ f, 1972. ATTOltHEY AT LAW HtwPOrl B!Vd., NewPOrt leKll. Clyh: C11'1er Dtl~• Wttl, Ki 1111 CllY of W. E. St JOHH Sii Mew,ort Ctnl•r Or'lvt, Suitt 6SI Elmtr J. Mut!ltr, 222 l.•rkspur, ltnll oftn1, C•lllornll. Couplv Clfrt. Ntw ... I leir;!I, Clllf, n... P'ICTITIOUS IUllNISI COl'OIM dfl Mtr, Cl. !;>-111)1 Ju,.. 30, lt12. MITCNl.LL AHD TU(ICllt T•h 17141 "'4·la3e NAME STATEMl!HT Grl(I J, Mutller, 222 L1rUpur, W. IE-. SI JOl:IH., Atl.,...,S at L... F 117'4 Tiit folluWlfl9 HnOf!S trt CIOlnt CorON 411 Mir,. COUntY Cit,_ .. ·-· C•o•-D••-1,,,, HO bUSll'\f" 1s: Rollf. H. 1.oe, 116 Presidio Or, COlll ., •• Publl•hfd Or•"ll• CN ll o,ny Piiot. J • J s•ocK FORMS 1-1 ' _,,, c H.l.llMOM o. ll'AMMllt & N......,. INCi\, C•Hftrt1141 nut 11"9 12 ' • ·~ ....... Mew. •• , •• ~. D. IAVINICk T..i: ln41 '44-J•n July A, 11, 11, 25, 1972 . Place, Wtstmlnlfff, C1lltor1111. LjM C. l.~, llf Prnldlo Or. Co,r1 1ttU V ..... I ltvd, kite 414 Attll'Mys fw h!illtfllr , Rlciltrd E. Wtalt, 171>1 Letllvh Piece, MIM. lllln'llM Oekl. Catll#tlll tl4Cll Pubtl111ec1 Dt•nte Co.II DtllY PHot, LEGAL NOTICE Wfflmlnster, Ctllt. This lluil""5 Is belnt1 c:anductld ,llr • Tiii !1t11 "1"''" July 11, 72 II 1'12 111 .. 72 Helen Wr11e, 17fll l.ll'lllh Pt1c., f'•rlMrshlll. Attcnl)'s flt: l'ttllltftlr • • NOTICE TO CllEDITDttS WestmllUIH, C1Uf. ELMER J , MUELi.ER Pll451 OP BULk TllANSFElt Thb llulll'\fSI I• belnt conducttcl by I This s!1lemenl filed Wiii! ttlt CounTY Put>llthld Or"'ll'I CObst Diil)' f'llol, LEGAL N011CE 11 4101 •lt7 u c c 1 f'artntrlhlp. Clerk ol Or111111 County on: Ju111 :lO, ivn. • "UI'( 4, s, 11. 1'12 17~72 , Nollet 1:C~frebY ;iv"' 10 ihf ·crtdlton Hlltn Wr11e Br Bf!'Vffly J. Mlddox OePUty Coullh' •• NOTICI 01" IUL~ TIANS•la Of Mill El'lll SMPs. Inc Transferor WhoW! Rlc/\1rd E. Wre~ Cltrk. · LEGAL NOTICE tucc 11 fl" • 41t71 ..... 1 2).(' ltolldw•r Livun• Th11 '11tement flied w1111 tlle Cou11tr -F 11m ==------~------·I TO CREDITORS,OF GU'f E.: FOSTER, :".!':"' (ol';~~~ !i Orente, $tale ol Clerk ol Or11191 Covnly Oii June 30, ltn by Publ1$lllCI Otl!IOI CotJI 01Uy Pllol, • 21WS JR •IMI BETTY RUTH FOSTER, dfbl• c11ri«n1• ""' • bulk tr1n1!1r 11 lboul '° BIJVtrlY J, MldclOK, Deputy CounTY Cltrk. July 4, I), 11, "· ltn 1751-n LEGAL NOTICE uye DOW are IOrrowful", In I delivery that '° v i v I d I y reminded tblJ critic of what choral genius FarrandOli• us· eel to call "the next layer volce" -the captlbing of an etbtreal q u a I It y best demoostrated in our time, perha1», by Kathleen Ferrier. Sandidge also shone In the andante moderato that tella us In Just three iineJ the m .... ge that Brahms had ror ua when be scored this unique tribute in requiem ronn to the living: "Lord, make me to know the measure of my dayt on earth, "To consider tnY frailty •.• " ed. . ' Kl!J D 7:30 -"The Running Man." Lee Remick and Laurence Harvey are teamed in this 1955 ad· venture movie. KCET fJ!I 8:00 -"Laguna Arts Festival." t'be · 36th annual Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters Is filmed from Laguna Beach ln this spe- cial edition of Citywatchers. ABC D 9:00 -"Marcus Welby, MD." Davltl Mc· callum guest stars in a story of a college instructor who assumes responsibility for the raising of bis · younger brother. KTLA II 11:30 -"! Love a Soldier." This war. time (1944) drama features Paulette Goddard and Sonny Tufts. A word before we leave for that most capable ae-eompanist, Fred Barnes. m ..... ,...,. .. ,....., ..... .,...,..,,,...,., .. ..,.,. .. m111 support al the piano, vital to any chorale ·faced with a work of this ~ension, was im· peccable an.I beautifully pitcb- Wett done, Festival Chorale. It's good to have somell\ing like the Brahms f equiem u~~r -Your belta. Guard Rail Saves Actor I Tuesday Evening , ~· JULY 11 HONOLULU (AP) A l:OOIJ (j)o-cntlc """"'' Coo· guard rail saved stunt driver wntion (cont'd ffom 4PM) Uvt.from George Fraine from taking 8 Miami 9eac.h. Willer Cronkite 1nd , Etle Stv1re1d afl 1nchcrm1n ind 1.500-foot flight down a cliff analyst, ttsptetivefy, during filming of a recent (]) 0 mm m .... "Hawaii Five-0" television 0 IJi In~ Kltloul . Colwtllt!M (cont'd from 4 PM) Uwe episode. omr1p of proceedlnas from <:on· Fraine was driving a $15,000 \ltntion Hall In Ml•mi Beach. John Italian sports car down a Cllanctllor •nd D1vld Brinkley 1n1 . . . 1nchormen. Edwin Hewm1n hts the twisting, smgle-lane road· on special •uirnment of lnttrliewlni Tantalus. a m 9 u n t a i n uindld•lts, party le1den 1nd other overlooking Honolulu. As he ltfJ palillcl1. fl111res •l locttions 11ff roared through a hairpin turn tht mnwntion floor, . . . ' Ullo lie Vlilor Frame found to his surprtse a @Td., Cl~••••• real-life Honolulu Po I i c e m Tlll fllnbtttin Department car blocking the ~ :::' .!:"' road. fB Altl T•llliol Fraine's car fishtailed into a In ltotlltl*lp ltd11 guard rail, but he came out 0 ll&Jbt"1 IR unhurt. The sequence was part m , ........ - of an episode titled, "Death fBThM S1Mp1 Wish on Tantalus Mountain." 1:30 O (])(I) QI DtllOCl'ltic Nttio1111 'Scorpio' Cast HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Bu-r.t Lancaster and Alain Delon have been cast with Paul Scofield in 11Scorpio," an international spy drama with locations in Washington, D.C., England, Vienna and Paris. ColMttloa Acctptance cf th• 1972 Dtmomtlc pltlform 1fld Mmin•· tions lft l11tured m"" """"" (jj) 1btm tf Allerica1 foh; MllSk ID-• Rli,,. acm l!i)Qt!Oo ""' ... -· 0) ........., U11ot Mintz 7:00 9 ltwtll'l1 ftf Dtlln Chick He1t11 0 Wbt'l Mr U11tl m1 LM Luer of hit ,Oun1er Whtf b fottAd ti f'W'llUllt hb OWll Ifft tlMI hit ftfll love wrllln" Dl'lld MtClllwn •ti . ' Btrry Hialnt Cl*l ' l!i ltltloMI _....."Ill• s~n Moja\lt Otstrt'' ID Cll-filU•--~-.. mu ow. "" ·cn..a , an. ~"''"" .. , . Im"""' l:lO D mu• n. Im -Most Biiiy EckJtlM welcoma wca11st l .. ru Alwfldrla, tlutltl Bobbi Hum. pllrey, •lld tht Joh11117 H1mmon• Quertel o-•lllll t1J I Drll• tf Juuil om-m ll1l""' n "W1Jk o.. .,,.. 1•rl" Doellmtnt1ry en Jm bmltl Leroy Vlnnec11. Pro1r1m •'-I• tures inltrvi.wt: with AM fttJQi C1ry Owtns Ind ~· Crtltof .. ei•-m-., ... -"" 10:00 rn --"Ho"' """"" om-ooca .... fJ ltll'tl• "A Soni Cllltd It• venp" S.I Mlntq, Edd bmn. JICl Weston, June Httclint. A 101111111111- tr who h11 bttom, paae wltfl tllt youthful public Yi• fof ib ,. newed tlttftllon lhrotflh thl ll•lllh- t1r of I ITIOV!t tnOflll, (})-•* ... OC..il.itrf-\1.i nil •• 1....... - m-•-IHI-__ .,,,. ,, .. , ... fl) ,,.,_, AN• SUPl.lllOtt COIJllT ,0, THI! CH'OcOL.ATE TREIE, TRANSPERORS: be mlde' to F t. F Febl°!cs, Inc., P" .. 'J • ....... O C 1 ·0t4h. '"i.:.~ . · TATI I" CAI. FOlllHIA" Notk1 Is F\9feby lllvai tllll tht Tr111sferH whoM bu1ln1s1 tddress Is 330 """,,_ renge ~s " o' 1r.;;;;;;~;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;iii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii STMI c:UNTY 1011 OllAMo°.." trtnsltron, GUY £, FOSTElt, JR. tncl E. Olymp1d Blvd .. Los .l.noele1, CounlV of July 4• 11. 11, 2S, l9n 1749-72 ~" NI A·ni4J ll!TTY R UT H FOSTl!tt, d/ba I.OS AAll•lts, Ste'I ct-Ctlltomlt . - .. ; llOTICI.' o•· Ml.AttlNO ,Ofl f'ITITION CHOCDl.ATE TREE, •r• ltbOllt to m1k1 • The prOPer1r 10 be trenslerred k LEGAL N<Yl'ICE CD•"*•• 11 .stu.i. @n._._ """' fJ) LI hrtjl Sl11 hr fD"" """' .... (!) •• ~1•111 Woolnl" , l!ilf-- Gl ...... • l'Olt PttO•ATI. O, WILL AND f:Olt lluit' tr1mler ot PrDJIHty ~ t111 un· 1oc1led 1t 23' ara1dW•Y· l.1wn1 BrllQI,, 1--------------1 Ll!Tfl.llS TISTAMl!NT.l.llJ' -· · dtbil911t<1 BQI F. OGLE 11\d· BEVERLY Co11n1Y (II Ortnff. St11e·ol Calltor11l1 . .,.. ,.ICTITIOUS IUllMl!SS I' Estill of ROLAND ST AH F Ott D JEAN OGLE, TRANSFEREES. S1td proPlfl'I' I' d11crlbed In Otlllrtl NAMI! ST"Tf:MIMT :;; 90REH~ Oec:••M<I. TM llutllllff tddrtu ol IN t1111sf1ror1 1s: All stock In lrtdt, flduni" lfCIU1pmettt The followlnt persom ,,. clolnt ...,-NOTICE ' IS HER!SV' GIVEN tllll 1.llCI lr•111ftrHI tr•: tnd f10C1 wlH of 11111 fl.11111 bu'llllHS butll'ltll 1s: ~ Howl.rd II, Borehtm hit /Heel 11tr1;n Trfn1l1ror; 12471 SHI Bttcll Blvd .. known IS Mlll E/14 Shops, Inc. Incl locelecl C.1.1.IFORNl.I. FENCi!: CO.. 17f42 1-a pttltlan for Probill ol Wiii 1nd tor Se11l 816(ti, C11ltor11la. 11 23.t BrllldWIY, L11ou111 Btldl. County M1l11 S!rHI. Tu1tln, C1llfornl1 fU80 Jssutncl of Ltlttr1 Tt1limen11ry to illt Tr1nslern1:, 12'27 S.lf 81ldl 81\ld., of Or111oe. 511!1 ot C1Ulor11l1. Slevin B. Hevwerd, 617\1 POPPY ~ pei111-r Rtfr•nc• to whkll ts m..-for Seil B11ch. Cttllorn11.. Tiit bulk tr11nsler wlll be consumm1tll'CI Slrfff, Coron• dtl Mir, C•lllornlt I further p1rtlcultf'11. ttld t111t tht 11m1 encl Tiit loc1t1on of !hi pf'®lrtY lo be on or titer ttw 161h O'•Y of July, 19n, 11 JOhn H. R11Ymond, \"92. 8r1tbur11 p11c1 of 11t1rl111 ttw 11m1 1111 bffn wt lr1111ltrrtd ts 12-627 Siii httll 61vd., t :OO .1.,M. 11 Flt!ds, Fthn 1nd F11nstt!n, Road, Tustin, C1Ufornl1 for July 11, ltn, 11 9:311 t.m .. In tilt< Or•1111• COVIi!'/, Seil 8'1(11, C11ifor11I•. 16633 Venturi 81vd., Encino, CouMlY of Tiii• buslneu Is be!1111 conducted trf t courtroom ol DtP1rtm1nt No, l of 111d Thi Pr-"Y to bi lr•nstl'rrtd 11 •It Los Al'lllfltL 51•1• of C11llOf'nl1. ~r11 Perll'\fr$111p ~·eourt, If 1UO Civic Ce11ter Drlw Wttl, In stac:k 111 tr.Oe, tldur11. l'CIU!prn111l •tld 111-So t1r ;111 kncwn lo till Tr1ns!tree, •II JOHN H. RAYMOND • ttll City of Stnl• A111. C•llfornl•. ve111orv ol "''' ftllll ""''"'" known IS buSIMSf nllfTIH Ind tdresies used by Th!I 1l1tem1n1 flied wltll the COUlll\I ;. 'Diiied Junt 30, 1912. the "Chocottte Tree" loctled "' 12(27 Trtn,reror /or lhl Three years 1111 pod. Cltrll. o1 Or11111e Courtly on JllM 26, ltn. Wll.LIAM E. SI JOH~. SHI 8,Kll BIYd., Or111111 county, S••I .,e: av erttrly J. MIOdOK, DIP\lly CourilY Cau11ty Clerk' Beech. C1Ufornl1." Some Clerk. lltVtN, COHEN• JISSUP So ltr. 1s •-n lot lfll trtmlerus, the Ot-led Jvly 5, 1t7f J·•1n Wllstllni •1v~S4tl.ll• '" trtnsftrOl'S hlVI not Ulld •llY llUSIMll F &. F F1llrlu , Inc. ••• aen(t.,-HUi., CtITTtnllt "211 "''"' or l4dr1u olhlr tlltn the llbovt Tr•n~leref' ··T..i: (JlJ) t1wa» O'Urh~ lht tlli'•t'Yl.,.l'lt•I PQt. ••cepl: By: Thomt1 F.tln ' Altorllllll ftr: Hiii'-N-. S1c,etery ...... Published Or1nge COISI D•llv POOT, June 27 •nd July ,, 11, lt, 1912 1'1).n LEGAL NOTICE Put>lllhld Or•ll'll' C0t1I Oally Piiot, Tiie llutk lrtnaftr'ls to be conwinmtlecl Pul>llshed .Orll'IQI Coast D;11lly Pilol, July 4, '• 11, l'J'l 17.U.12 on or tfler Jun1 2', ttn. 111.os Al11mltos. July 11, 1912 lel().nil----,-,-,-,.-,-,0-u-,-,-u-,.-.-,-,.--- Ctllfornlt ; Dlltcl: JUl'!I 12, 1971 NAMt: STATEMENT BOI F. OGLe LEGAL NO'fJCE Tht tollowinv 1>1rson ;, dclnt bullMSS 1--------------1•': ' NOTICI! TO CltEOITOlll TO•EIMleree NOTICIE TO CltEOITOllS lJ .I. TO l MAINTENANCE. 2.1 A TO SUf"lltlOlt COURT 0,_ THR VIEllLY JE.1.N OGl.E SUPERIOll COURT OF THE Z HANDYMAN, 3'22 W. C1mllt•, S1nt1 STATE OF CALlllORNIA l"Oa p bU·!r•nslertt STATE OP CAl.ll"ORHIA FOlt An1. C.llf, '27(M. THI COUNTY 0,_ OR.I.NOE U ,.,eel Ortnot COid Dally-f"Jhlt, THE COUNTY OF Olt.l.NGI J, T. Arment, 3421 W. C1mlllt, S1nt1 ,,.,, A n.J July n, lt12 1113-72 Ht. A·,llts .1.111, c1111. E1l•le ol C•lherlne Hurlll, t lto llriown LE Estit• of GLE NN J . !!•KER, •ll(l Thl1 bu'!Mll Is 1111111 condo.itled by •n 11 Ctlherlne C. Hurth, 1150 •-11 C. GAL NOJ'ICE known •$ Gl.ENN J, B.1.KER, JR., ll'llllvldue!, Hur-th, Otc:•aWO. O.Ct1JICI. J. T. ARMENT NOTICE IS HEReBY Gll/EN to tht • n,.. NOTICE IS HEREBV' GIVEN lo 1hl Thl1 i t11tem111t flied wllh !ht County credltcf1 of tti. eboVI n1med decedent NOTICI TO CllEDITO"S crftlllors ot the i bcvt named dKedenl Clllrl!. of Or1111te Coun!Y 011: June, lf, lf12, 11111 •ll P9fl0flt lltvl1111 cl1lm1 1v1l111t thl SUPl!ltlGlt COUllT OP THI! lhil tll ptrlOll• h1v1110 cl1lm1 1ge!n1t the ev B1v1rlr J. M1ddcx Ot1>ulr C111,111tr Slld dtce<lelll 11re required to fill lhtm. STATE OF CAl.l,OltNIA FOtt u ld decedent •re rt<l\llred lo 1!11 them, Cl1rk. Wltll llw MCtSllfY VWCher1, In !ht office THI! COUNTY O• 01.ANOI! wllh lhl nectUllfY v01Kher1. In 11\r olll~e I" 11Mf7 ol tlll c:ltrlf of the 1bcVe tnlllled court, or No. A•7.ltl31 of lhl Clerk of !ht •boYe 1nlltled court, or Publllhed Orl!'lge Coa11 D•llw Piiot, to IJl'tMnt> flll:m. with • fllaSMrr E1t1te of P.l.T5Y JE.l.H BE.I.I.. Dt· 10 prtstnl them, with tht neces'8rY Jun1 :Ill, 27, •1'111 July " 11, 1~72 1600-n vouchtr:i, lo lilt underslg lht olllce CQMd. voucher11, to the u!\d1rsl11Mcl ti t111 olfla" ______ ..:_ _____ _ of lll1 Aflurnev .. Non111"11n, WI 1, Scott NOTICE 1$ He'ttEBY GLVEN io tlll ot htr .1.llornt--. Jlmn W. Hooksl~•llln,• LEGAL NOTICE And . this time, he's not atonal . ----.cCHILLINO CO.Hll'l------11 '1ALES .FROM THE CRYPT'' 3tlll creditor• ol Ille 1bov1 n11mld decl'denl S4 SOlllll Sprl"ll Strttl, Los An1Nle1, LEGAL NOTICE 11. 11111 111 pe rsons lltvlriil cl1lm1 1111ln11 tht C1llfor11t1 90011, W!llch Is the plau 01,1--·~ITlfo:~~~'ijl--1.;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;~1 Which Is lhl place ol buslllftl o 1111 'eld d1ctdenl 1r1 rtl:lulred to 111• them b111ln1u o1 Ille 11ncllrllt;1ncd In 111 m1lltrl l"ICTITIOUS BUSINISI UncllrslUned 111 111 m1tter1 pert1Jnln1 to with Ille l'llCIUlf'Y YOUCherll. In thf otflc; PltllllllM to 1M e1t1te of 'lld Clectefent, MAME STATEMENT tht tll1t1 ol said di!("''"~· within tour ol lht clerk of fht tbove ""'llltd c1111r1, or within four monll'lt 11t1r thl llrsl P1.1bUc1. The followlrw PftlOIU 11"1! Clulnt !flOl'ltll• 1n1r tlw 11r" PWllhcaUon of this to ort$enl lhtm, wltll lht nectswrr !Ion of lhl• 11011ce. busl11eu as: noUc:t. voucllera, to lh1 ulldtrt!!llltd at 1111 office D1lld JulY JO, ltn WHY WEIGHT FOOO COMP.I.NY, Otltd JU/It 26, n n of h1• l llornl'I', M. WILl.1.1.M TtLOEM, ICATHLEe~ M. 8.1.KER ~)(I Stnl• .1.nll• Slrtet, Ortnff, Merlin M. Witt' :m Wesl Fourlll Street, $1~ B•rn1rdlno, Elltwlrlx C1tlfornt1 92'66 .l.dmlnlslrtlor Celltornll , wlllch Ti tllr pl•ce of bu1lnes1 of 1111 Wiii of !ht E. GtrY B1rl, 9122 VIiia Woods Drive, ~.1:'bo!'.''!!~:J dectdeflt of lhl 11rtdlrllelltd In •II millers per-1llOVI n11m.ld dtctdtnl Vlllt P1rk, C1l!Tornl1 NnMm•" W•lt" Stoll Ind Rltnltll ••lnlnt lo tilt etl•I• of Slid df<ftle11t, JAMES•W. HOOICSTltA"EN, Albetl CUlll'r, ,,,, E11twood Clrcl1, +If s.111 '1111111,N Miii llloor Wltllln lout montll1 tlftr 1111 11 t I I 541 IOlllll 5"'111'1 SlrMI Vllll P1rk, C•llfor11l1 LH Alltllll1. Cll'fo;lllt toll1 oub!lttllon of lhl1 110llc1. Los .l.nHlll, Ctlllorllit 9101J -Thll butl11111 Is "-11111 conctudtd b'f tn T•· (111) ,. J~I D•ltd JuM )0, ,,n. T•I: (2111·•~1-P1rtntr1hlp. Att0,.,-1 '°' ,A..,.,111111r11.., Cl.YOE E. BE.I.I., JR.. All1t111Y IOI' littQlh'IK • .1.. cutlfl' l?+oc .l.dml11T"r•lor'tf 1111 e1t1te PA:•SStMi . This tl•l•rMnl fllld with lllf Counl't of lh1 •bovt 1111rnftl dKtdtfll. Putlllshed Or1ng1 Co&sl Dally Piiot, Cllfk of Orin-" Countr on June :U, 1972 PubUlhed Dr•rtQe .Cots! Oallv Pltot, M, WILLIAM TILDl!N Julr JI, 11, 2S tnd Augui l I, 1~12 lll01·12 •Y Blvtrl)' J , MtddOX, Dlplltr County J ut1ot 'U trw:I ~111y 4 11, 11. 1'72 1~94·12 JM wett Foeirtlt s1ret1 . (Jerk. S1" 8tr111Nllflt. C11it.rnl• , 1 ... T•I: C71'11'4•2171 LEGAL NOTICE Publ1shtd Dr1noe COlsl Otll.,-Piiot, LEGAL NOTICE Attorney tot A•mlnl1lr1tor .l ----"""""'""""""=-==,,.--1 Ju111 v tlld Jul¥._ 11, I" 1tn uas-n IA.It ,.,. Pullllllltd Or•lllle Cot•• DtUr ,.llot. SUt'l!ltlOlt COURT OF THI! JUI)' 4, 11, 11, 2S, 1t12 • 11u.n NOTICE OP: aULIC TRANSFEll 5~~~rcg~::;1:~~':t':N~~1t No11c1 1!':~e!!,11~!:!i ~~c;;> Creditor' LEGAL NOTICE MO. AO ,.,. LEGAL NOTICE of 0 . c •• Mor'lll OBA o. c. MOrll'i Bt•••>l-------------11 CITATION Foundf'\I, Tr1nstoror Wl\OM bUtllllU •d· • 11* In Tiii m1Tlet of 1111 Actoollon Pt!l!leq d!lllS 11·1n 1ndustr!11 Wty, Cpsla Me••· NOTICE TO ClllDITOltS of A,RTHUlt w, MOORIE, Jll.,, AdCPl!lll NOTICE TO ClllOITOltl County of Or111oe. Sltll ol C1llk1rnl1, t111t IUt'l!ltlOlt COUllT 011 Tttm Ptrlnt, SUt'l!lllOlt COUllT Of' TMI t bulk lrtf\Utr II lllOUI IO be mtcte fo O. STATI' Ot' CALl•OltMIA FOlt TO CITIEE:, H.l.THO VENTEH H.l.N• STATE 0, CALll101lHIA f'OA: C. Morlll B(IU &.. Alumlt1um i;'q:undrY, TMI COUNTY OP OW.A.NOR FORD: 'l'H! COUNTY 011 OllANOI. Inc •• Tr1n1ltrn1. Wholl bl.lllM!I «Mresf "" A•7" Pl.£.1.SI; TAKIE NOTICE T H AT He. A·13Dtt 11 1a3 lnd1i11trlll W1y, C~ll MtM, COYll-E1t111 of C. H, CARR I II a ARTHUR w. MOOJl:E, JR., 1111 filed E"•te of GEORGE SZEKEl.V, Dto ty Clf Or1ntt. Sttt1 ol C:1lltor1111. CLAYBORNE H. (ARR:. DlcMwcl. htriln , pe11tlOll tor ttie ldoptlon of ce1se<1. T11111r°""~ to M tr•nilered 11 loc:1led NOTICE 1$ H£RE8Y GIVEN .to 1111 EDITH El.VIRA H.1.NFORO I nd JAMES NOTICe IS HEREBY GIVEN ~ .,,. •I ui llldu•trlll •Wtr. C:osl• Mm. county crtdllor'I of tlll tllOYi ,.,,.,.., dlc:tcltflt OOOGl..1.S HANFO~O, minor dllldrfll. creditors ol th1 1boV1 111mtd ~ of Ortnff, Sltl1 ol C1lllornl1, thtl tll PlrtOM NVlflll clllm. 'fllMI tM YOU ARE HE"-EBY CITED to •i>Pt•r 11111 •II peflOll Mivll'll clllrnt •Jtlllll tllt Stkl 11r-1ty I• lltM:rlbed '" ttfllrtl tllld cltcldlnl .,. ttqUll'9CI ~ n11 tllem. Oii A.utuSI 10, 1f72, •I t 11s O'CIOck • .l.,M .. w!ij dotcldlllll lfl reeulrecl to 111• tllfln'I, U l •n sledl Ill'''*• ffldwrp, ..,llH'IMN Wllll the......,... YOUd'Mtrs. "',.,. offlct '" OfHl'lmerit 1 of lhl i bove 1111111e11 Wl111 the M<:1•wry vouclllr" In the ofllct flMI ,_. wlll el tlllt Foundry 11U•l11t11 ot 1~1 c1et11-of Ille~ tfltftltd i:ourt. tr <OUrt, 1o1;1tld 1t 100 Civic: ctrrt.,-Or i.,.. of tilt '"~ of Thi 1bov1 enlftt~ to11rl, or kl'IOWl'I •• o. C. Morlt1 Br1u Favric:lr'f •llCI to 11rt&tnl tlltmt with !hi ,.....ry Wttt, "'"' Ant. C:ou111\1 If OfltlM, 19 prnent !him, wllft tM ~ loQtef at ls:J lnclustrlal W1y, Cott.A M .. , vau<Mrt. to tht 11nC1trsltntd ti ""' ol'flct C•ll ..... 11, llfld t.11ow c1uw, tf tnv you vouct11r1, to thl ~lllllrllill'IM 111111 otnc.. C-1¥ of Or""' ,s .. i. ol C•llfornlt. of htr .ntmev1. SNYDER, O'Hlll., llfft, 'd)' Mid lideo!IOl'I Ptlllkwl lbould Of WITIM.1.H • KHMIDT, A~ .. Thi bllflt trt!'Mlf wt11 M cOlll\ltnll'lflfed HANCOCk a ASt'fWORTK. 11)( Ftlr 04tll.I !IOI be 9r1111H. -"/" Ltw, 36' Stn MltUll or .. Sii .... Ol'I or-"""""" 111 dtr ol Affiltl, 1m. •i A.-, .... ltllldtfllo Cttlforllll 910». •EF£RIHCE •• lllftllr midi to wkl Newfl(lrf 8ttdl. Ctlll, .... Wlllcl'I ~"" 1~ lftdlnlrllll W11y, Cos!t-Mnt, c"""' Of Wllldl IS "" ~-of blltlMt• of "" ""''°11 for fur""1 Ptl'llcul1rs. Pltct of bull""• ol 1111 utld1r1ltflld In 111 °'"'"· s1~11 ol C•Hlornlt , ulldtrtltnld In 111 rr111ttn wt11t1trw1 to Glvlfl tmdtf my lltnd Ind 1111 .... of m.i-.r1 Plr1t1111M ,. "" Hllll ol Mkl .. '" II know" lo "" Tftlltftl'lff. •II 1111 ••l•I• Of Mid dfudtnt, "11111111 tour 1'lt Sl'Hf'lot Covtt of fht t 11ltif?'OI dlCedtnt, wtt11111 ltitr· monttu tlltr tl'll Wtlntu nl"M1 •l'llf tddrtn" used OY monJ?I• •"'"' ""' ""' tiU'!faltlOll el tN• Ctl~•· Qun!y el 0rlftfft Ttill Iii flrlf ~UllOI! of thll l'IC!lca. • Trtnilirr'Or fol' 1111 tlw111 Vtlf'11 /11t Phi II notlt.e, CNir of Jun11. ''''· • ,. 01ttd Jun1 :JO, 1t12: Olfftrtnl lrOl'll 1111 •tlovt. •r~1 Olltd Jull' ?, 1tn, WILl.IAM E. $T JOHN, EDIT.I. SZl!kELY, 0 , (, Morlll Br111 FOulldry, ,23 ~11.1.IAN C:ARlt ct.,.11• l!•1eutrl• 111 •~• wm " lndutlrltl W•r co.11 1M11 Oftn'llt COUI\' Ac1mt11111rttrhr ot lhl ftltt. Ir AaTUAO E, GUEVARA lht t bovt 111mtd dlCtdlnt 1\1 Cttlforfllt. ol tllfl •bovt llll'!led dt:ttdlrll 0tWtY c.-Wltlfllltl I khMkll -\>. C. Morllt llr1u -Atvmlll!Jfn l'Ol.ill-lNVDllt, O'NllL.. MAMCOCIC & ......... '· UDOY A""-• If Ltw Cl(W, 12'i llld\IUT'lll Wtv, COllt Mnt, -.,1HW:OllTH .. w........ ...... SM ltn flU'"' •.• SN... °""""' C011ntv. Cttlturnl.. -'fl)I ... ., °"' ... ,,_ -::::::. (lllll. -N.......,, ~. tllll, nN1 o.teoll : Juty 1, 1f72. Sluflil l'tllftN, ~ '11D '! , m•t Paa11 · Tth 1714) ~ O, C; Morlll Teti tll!l "'"11" ..__.., ~ ,._. Aftlrwlr• "' 11.hCVltl• 'frlfllltr" AttOl"l'llY• • .-lllttffmil . ;JIL!~:::;~~~~~~~=~.;:;;=~=========~11 ,....._ °'""" CNlf o.'nf f"llol. ,.\ltlilllf'lld Oftnlt COllt Dtll't' Plloi ll'ubfllhtd °''"" Co.I t»ff\I Plto!. f"\Kifllllff °''"" C:.... o.tlf Pli.t, ,11111 • 11, .., M 4. 11, 1•n 1•n JiAy 4 n . 11. ts. 1m 11n .r. Jiiiy n . 1m 111s-n Jiiiy 11, 11, 2S .,. AutWt 1, 1tn 1111.n ' . I . ' 't • • mn.- 11tT•1&AMou• IHI ...... : "Tbe M1rryl111 Kind"' 7:!0 0 -; (C) t2h~ ....... (lci· fi) '61-Mlchael Gou&h, M•rati Johns. 0 Mi"' I M°'": tC) t2h~ "Tio lltnlli•t Min" (•d'i) 'SS--le1 Rtm· ltk, l1ur1nc:e Huny. ............ ,... m.._ (jjJ n. f""11 Jop &ILl--m T1 If a.utlCld m Morit: (2h1> "11111ets ... aallots" (~r•) '36-£tfWlrd G, Robi111011, Joan 8fond1JI, Humphrey 8o1art. lflLl-·-lO:IO tJ lliwi llnJ bU.,., O Dr. -lido "Tao U,. Clndlts" Collie Warr" Men from • ratloMI huM111 Mina lfltl t man to be ftartd. ., .... l'CIJNIPD ·a,.,-.- ajllli·w, -ei1.o-.,., ........... a-:<C>-· l»c..doodo~ ll:tlltJ-; -• -1:00 CJ MIU Dlut'lls ao.. Jolnln1 Mike Doubt" (ft'O'S) '56-rDM Andrm, tnd i»host Miiton B•rle 1r1 ~ .!Gin fonhlne. medltnn• Moms M1bl1Y, comedi1n D a IE mm""' Henn7 Youn11111n and Ann Colio wllo r.r'I (JJ ~ - dqes·• nude\11111 rewtw1I. '-'lJ .,.. a rnCllmM""*IR>"•11 . o°".., -Gentry, Sweet Jesslt" Al Fret· @MlrsUI Dllltt min Jr, •nd ltsllt uw~· auest 0 Mftll: (C) ... ,...., (dn) ·'2- ln • tale of .ven1eance, with Pete Jttkl• Gl11»n Ktlhtrln1 Kath Cochrtn• the uMuspectlni ttrpl ol ' • 1 klllet's wtndett•. Gt'Tnllll ti'. Caw•••••• @) NIWI ID .. ltr Ytw lJle GI Tiit OIM11111 Trll GI TM Mttllm·ln·ln ID Ptny M-61......., (R) &1-111 Cotoio tt:llD!RlGJoU., -L_.ic fD ~ "U1u111 Arb FIS· B1tr, Stanley Myron Htlllltm• lival" (R) f11tured h ll1Una 111esb. Bttch's 36th tnnuat Fesllvll of Ma B (...,...lint -.·em. Ind hlttnt of tilt M11t1rs whlctl 0 (}) CiJ G Dkl CM1t n<mtff (Jttl wotks of tit 1.1sln1 (I).._.: (C} .,..., ..._,. (•6°"' ll'tt modi!$, '51-RwN RM&•n. ktloftcl1 ·fll1t1· .Ill Lo .... ,_ '''· m--m"'""''"" im-"'"'" 12.«im -""" "'°"',. ,.., .. l;!O m ..... lrilllo -t-(odV) '17 --Cnfc Iii) 111-. 11..,. Doc s.v.r. l.Jo• Ion. inMn l\ltSti. II,......,. !. ~l ::_..n.. lkJ" ctr1aor, 12:30 a IMlr. ~ ... ,. .. <"'> .4'-. ...,. NI~·-··'· Glitlt Raft. LJM Itri. l:Ol rJ n. -,. tto ""' "Ille a-~ Lllo'• -Iini. Emlmry" Gttlt lany •~ SllSln '4~111'HJ eoddtN, SonnJ fVftl. Saint Jlme1 ti.Ir 111 •folJ of lnltt· e CMlllY M• flill 111t10111I conm1rent1 Oii •Ir Pollution In Polo 11'11 ll mvlod bJ I lid· 1:00 (1) B D (I) 9 -111~1111 a11d Communlitlhtrfiue. l:4S • Mofllltllt-..: .._, Wldwft• D (])Clll!J--..,,11.t. _._,_.,._. "lull I llttlt Coltratt" (R) A collqt · • 1 .. -. •ht .. -ra,...ibll. 2:• •-: -(IM) ~7 -~ tor tM rt•rln& lflCf lfllCltif:MI ,..,,.. MontlomttY. ;Loll MrlOt. Wednesday DXYTIME MOVIEs t.11 • .,.,._ ....,,,.. (O>m) 'le. - ROMld Col111111, GinPf ttoprJ. ..... ~ (""') 17-Joor .... Mtt, W.trw a.mr. . It.II (Jl --(""1 '5' --Wlr .... llilloh ColltO. -· -....... ("") .'4~ \ • ' .. • • I 1 ~I iJ ll :1 •' • • f ' I ' . . . ·' • • ~ • --<f,..,:.;- ' . ' . "' ' ;,:; ~...:o . •"- Ii • ':'..,~ ..... ~ . ~ ~. -. • • T~. J.~ II, 1972 DAILY 'ILOl } 1J Strccess Long Tl111e "Comilig . ' • • ~· "( -' V -1" . Blac·k Rev~lution Movie Bp\i·a·nza Too· Late To Cl.assify ' . ' • .. • , .. Snapshot Contest · Lead ing to Kodak Inte rnational ·Newspaper Sn apshot Awards (KINSA '72! Competit ion Rules: 1. i"he conte,t is strictly lor <1m1te1.1r .photographers !An tm•· t11.1r is d1 fine.d es ~n• who1t hobb., or evocation i1 picl1.1re.Jek iri9 tnd who cloet not meke e11Y ·u1b1+e11tiel pert of hl1 living thro11gh taking p1cti.ir11L 2. Blec\·end·white or color pict1.1re1 taken eft1r J1.1ly I, 197 1 ere el igible. No picture1 may be entered by e11y e.mploye of the DAILY Pl lOT or by t11y i11divicluel who per1011~illy 11 e11g•ged i1t the me1111lecture, sale, commercial fi11ishi119 or profe1sio11el u1e of photo9r1ph:c 9oocl1. ), S11ep1hoh 'l'llY b• teken with t 11y mek1 of cemer1, 011 any brencl of film, No artwork 01 r1touchin9 i1 permitted on nega· fiver o' pri11l1 -no composite 'pictur11, multiple expo,111111 or 11111lliple pri11tin9 •. · 4, A9v,n~~r R~_,pif.,fure1 mey be 111~er•d. Cofl.te1tent'1 11em1, eddretl 111cl pho11• n111riber must be wt•lt•ll cl•·erly Olt'--lh~ b1ck-- of ••ch picture. Meil or d1livet pri11t1 or tten1p•renc1e1 to: DAILY PILOT Sn1p1hot Conte1t Editor, P. O. 801C 1560, Coste Mesa, CA, 92626.· !Entrie1 c1n be h111d.defivered to llY DAILY PILOT offi.c1, but 'mu1t be phy1icelly i11 he11d i11 those off1ce1 by deedline eec~ ,w·eeli.J Contest officiel1 re1•tve the right to carry over Iii• entries lor iud9i11g from 0111 we•k to the 11•Jtf end to 111cl ~d• from jud,9i11g altogether eny •11trie1 1•c•iv1d lei• in th1 fi11el week. 5. No bl•ck·e11d·white pktur11 will be retur11ed, Co11te1!e11t mu1t b, 1bl• to lur11i1h the original 11eg1tive, if reque1tecl by the Co11terl Editor. The DAILY PILOT e11ume1 no re1pon1ibiliy fo, 11•geti.,..1 or pri11t1. COLOR PRINTS OR SLIDES WILL BE RE- TURNED .ONLY IF ACCOMPANIED BY A STAMPED, SELF· "ADDRESSED ENVE!CPE. 6. Co11teria11h a re permitted to iubmit pictur~1 to only 011e n•w1pep•r perticipetin9 i11 th1 Kodak lnter11et10111I S111p1hot Aw1rd1. J, To• G. eli9ib1• for • loc1l 'ire11d pri1e, • contestant must 1lg11 ~1 it1terne11t th1t the pic!ure, .or 111other clo1•ly 1imil1.r pie· tur• of .the 1eme 111bi•ct or 1iluet1011, h11 not bflt ll, encl w.11 not be e11tered by him i11 e11y olh1r conl11t tlld will not b1 offered for publicetio11 to e11y publication 1101 connected with thi1 Conh11t. I IM..O•TANT: a. 1ur1 you know the 11eme1 and eddre1111 of •ll'i reco9nii1ble per10111 eppeering i11 your plctur1. Thi1 is nece11ery b1c1u1e, i11 order for it to be ·~fared i11 the nelio_11el judgif'lg, you mu1.f b1 1ble to 9el the writte11 ~0111ent of iuch per1on or p1t1on1 I ot th1ir leg1I 9u1rclie111, 111 the c~111 ol minoril ~ pe'rmit u1e ol the picture for the purpose of .1llu1fr•· tio11, edverti,i11g or p11blic1tion in e11y me11n1r. ENTERTAIN~ENT 1915 "Birth or Nation." Grif- fjth was so astonished by the outcry of prejudice that he made the epic "Intolerance" in his own defense. ' . The talkie peri~ brought • some a1f bla_ck f i I m s· ; "Hallelujah" by MGA-1 in 1929 : "The Green Pastures ,'' Warner Brothex:.s, I 9 3 6 : "Stonny Weather," 20th Fox, 1943; ''Cabin in the Sky," MGM, 1943j "Carmen Jopes," Preminger, 1954; "Porgy and Bess," Goldwyn, 1959; "Raisin in the Sun," COlumbia, 1961. • None of these films was a financial success, and pro- Yorty Gets His ·card LOS ANGELES ( UP!l Mayor Sam Yorty has been issued a PRESS card. Yorty, who once carried newspapers for the Lincoln, Neb.. Star. was issued the card along with membership in the PRESS Club. an honorary organization made up of former newspaper c a r r i e r boys. PRESS stands for Paper Route Experience Spells Suc- cess. Other members f>f the organization include former President Harry S Truman, the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo ver. fllfPtlOMl_J ... l!I! POl IMl'OllllAllOt INDS TONIGHT "LIVING ·FREE" ..41&0 IGI -ri--r-L.'TOKfA·T~ ACADEMY AWA•D WINNERS Ben J ohn1on & Clori1 le•c~me11 "THE LAST PICTURE SHOW" ... Geor'i • Seg~I "WHERE'S POPPA?". ductrs over the years adopted and won the Oscar as best ac- tbe maxim that ·•colored pie-tor •. tures don1t sell," HOilywood wu jlUicl to There was scant work for realize the value .. of )he n~tt black acion during the first 50 found star, and he ap~artd 1h years of film historY,. A few such · moneymakers 1s '1A became well known, largely in Patch of Blue," "To Sir with roles as meniaJs : Clarence Love," "ln the Heat of the Muse, Louise Beavers, Bill Night" and "Guess Who's Robinson, Elbe! Waters, Eddie Coming to Dinner." Always he •·Rochesteru Anderson. Hattie portraye(t AJUC:Cess!ul black cDaniel won an Oscar for in the white world. er role · as Mammy in "Gone "The industry di'scovered with the Wind." something from P'O I t j e r ' s Others were relegated to films ," says Jim Brown, the roles in which they appeared-pro footballer who became a incrtdibly lazy or frightened black film star. "Over half the of ghosts, Stepin Fetchit, patronage came from blacks Willie Best, Farina of the Our in the big cities. "(010 TURKEY" --eGIM~~ ...... ...... 0,.... hh -I :JI , .. . Gang comedies, and an actor "That pointed out two things who was called "Sleep 'n' to the producers: that the in- Eat." dustry needed some black , Paul Robeson played a f~;i. stars; and that dignity was leading roles in the 1930s. needed in the portrayal of mostly in non Hollywood films blacks on the screen." . such as "The E mp er or Poitier's immense successll~~~¥~~~~~~~ I Jones," ahd ·~Sanders of the ~elped · create stardoni for River." Lena Horne appeared other black actors: Brown, - in ~GM musicals, but her Raymond St . .J.ti;ques, Richard ::"'~~:'"' songs were carefully iso!Bted Roundtree, G 0 d fr e y C~-'"''"<L so they could be rut from bridge, Calvin Lo c k h a r l , I.Ill ... showings in the South:1 Yaphet Kotto. .. Sidney Poitier was the slar Black picture! helped solve who· triggered he · Black a crisis for theater owners. Revolution in films. With whites moving to the "THE GOLOEN IREEO" The Nassau-born actor had sUburbs, massive oJd theaters been in movies since "No Way in the central cities seemed Outi' in 1950, but he seenied doomed to decay and destruc- destined for billing under such · tion. The lure of black fJlms1l~§§§~§~~~~~~I stars as Tony Curtis and Rock began filling-up those theatersll Hudson .. Then in 1963 he .,with Negroes who remained in staµed in "Lilies of the Field,'' the cit.ies. "BRAVO.BRANDO'S 'GODFATHER'" " "Tiil YW'S FiUT llUUJ SATlllY•, Ill COlllllCW. A•llHCll Fl•. lllE Of Tll£ •DST lllVTll llD •mt11 CHllllllCl.IS Of llllRICll llfl nu DISllllll WITINI THI llillTS Of l'OPaaa 1mn1111•1iT ... -Vincent C.~bJ'.!!"•w York Time• '"Tlll IDOFITllll' II I IPKTI CIUI -·Ill Of THI FlllST lllHTll -1 nu UDll" • alil NBC-TV ,, .1972 ~ · 1s11f'.~••I S 01 u: T lt L A. N D HOME .&·~ GARDEN -~ SHOW JU LY · 14;.23 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER· (air conditipned) SHOW HOURS: .S..11 p.m. W111kdoys Noon -11 p.m. Saturdayi Noon · 9 p.m. Suncloy' ADULTS ••••• • ••• •2:.H .IUNIHI ••• •••• 1.11 ~-n, __ _ A GEORGE COL0\111$ 2nd Grnl Week ""-~ "Duck, You Sucker'' --"Ch1to#1 Lind" _______ ,.. ..... . .............. -... ..- HELD OVER It's new , It's th• best "CON9UIST OF THE PU.NIT OF TllE APIS" )<lso IPG I James Coburn ''THE HONORS" Phone 6424321 For Weekender Advertising _ _,~ • ''THI OTHll" ANO ,,.., °'WAIT UNTIL DAal .. Gonorol LIDO l~LE 45' LOT ON ORVIETO Great family M.me. 4 large B<lnn's., huge F.R .. DR. & lfving rm. Across from small pri. beach & near club. Good value $89,500. Eugene Vreeland. 180' OCEAN VIEW 181 MONARCH BAY OPEN SUN 7 /16 3 BR. & bonus Rm . -Lovely villa style ho1ne. 10' ceilings. \\'ailed courtyard . RQOm for pool. $82.500. Bob Yorke . EXPLORE A NEW AOORESS TOOAV Triplex. on fa shionable LIDO · ISLE . Two 2 BR ., & one 3 BR. Walking distance to beach· es. anchorages. store:s & restaurants. siio,- 000 . Bill Bents. SELLER ANXIOUS .Just reduced price to $67.500 for huge 4 bed- r oo1n -3000 ft. house \vith ocean vie\v. Big yard \vith trees & roon1 fo r pool. \Valk to all Ne,vport schools ! Bill Comstock. EXCEPTIONAL APPEAL Sunny -cheer(ul University Park vie\v lo- cation home. 3 Bit .. 2 BA., great family rm. & kitchen. Call to see. $54,900. "Chuck" Le\vis. SO; .HWY. 4 BORM., 2 8)<. R·2 Sharp doll ·hou se co1npletely redecorated. Custom shutters throughout. Shag carpeting, Sunny kitchen. Prime Corona del Mar. Triona Bergin. BEAUTIFUL BAVFRONTS Both \Vith space for larger boats. Ne'v Linda Isle 5 BR. Fantastic construction. Immacu- late Lido Nord 4 BR. tn new condition. Ex· citing decor. Eileen Hudson. SPARKLING VIEW Architect designed split level 4 BR .-in Irvine Terrace. You must see this! It's ·a beauty. Jim Muller. CAMEO SHORES VIEW ESTATE Nearly 1f..i ac . Perfect for entertaining. Huge rooms. pool , cabana, fabul ous bar,-4 Bdrm -51/, baths. Call for pies, Asking $175,000. George Grupe. IJJ.0100 ~ Coldwell,Banlmr 644-2430 ~ SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., 'N.I. ---Cl~IOD+ll ?O ' . I I • 1. • --C1•1no+1111 o. I i I I , ---·, s 111111:11 "" ' --. . ----: St4D1111r1 1 .. -.. . - "THI OIOUND STAI COHff'llAC'f" 1"'01 ANO "NAMHll CAULDIJt" 11) "TN• CANDID.AT•" eel") ••• "COOL HAND lUK•" CO") "SHA .. TS 110 SC:Dlll:'• _ • "'OD CAllTlll" "DUCK, YOU IUCKlll" • "CHATO'S LAND" ,,.v, McOl!fffl "JUNIOll IOHNlll" ti"•• "f'IST .. UL O"' OOLLAllS" il"OI ~ "SHAU.KO" 111'0) "fKYJACKID" l "'O) ANO "THI C:All!Y Tll.1.TMl!MT" 4"'01 Enter Every Week· July 2 Through Aug. 26 Dectdline Wednesday Noon \ .. b~;;;;~;;..;~~~=~~~~ili!!lll!!1!1!'!111!1~=========~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... -:, ' . •• l . ,. ,. v ' . ~ .. , • • ;· NOW!· . /you CAN Sff .. '1HE yRAOUATE" AGAIN .• '\ OR FOR THE // \FIRS> TIME. •\ '· ' ···, .. ,: ... \ . ' ~\ ~ KATHERINE ROSS DUSTIN HOFFMAN ANNE BANCRO" ACADEMY AWAllO ~ NIT OIAl~TCNl-MMr NICMOU '----·~·---JOSEPH E. I.EVIN( .,..;.,. , MIKE NICHOl.$ 1.AWMtfC( TUfltAAH ........ ·TH~KH~~!~JIATJ nllAlllTH lAYlOR ·IN· "MAllMllSMITN II OUT" (I) ENDS • ~:~ST WEEK!tu1SOA~ •• ~ .. • ••• •DWAllDS ••' • • ,1. • • • • • • • ~~ ~T;>~Db<?" 2Nn"T;c:rov .@- WO<lpY AtLEN "ll' TMl.MOIU A•I llN" (PG) 2NDBIGWHI . • K L!MMON~~ Mi . Mi1ln !11~~1 ~ M h~11 hmii ~11 ·"8ifllll0 litlad tallilla~i ii~MI ~;iii/ .,,,.. ...... PUIS 'l*TAllA '*'~ ll•lm 1,,1 1•a11M111T or 11SKYJACKm" ~ '. ·-. CONTINUOUS DAil Y CHAM. TON tlST~ 12,30 -3:30 YYmlMIMIUX 7:00 & 10,00 P.M . .. --(PG) ,, • • .... ' I ; . •• . • .,J .. lllA'Y Jl..t!o.41N •. W(){l)Y41.l.fJ01 lll4Nf N'.41~ 2o4 TOP A mACTIO lltlTH,GO<!OON IUll COITIN ,...... '"""' ,,.,.,, .. HAROLD_. MAUDE (I) .. • .. ' . , .... ... • ' .. • • • ''"""'· M1 IJ, 1972 Everyone Has Something That Someone Elie Wants DAILY PILOT CL General ... and~ it will continue to be DONE by the maintenance staff as sponsored by the com- munity assoc. YOU only maintain your patio & interior of your own townhouse. It 's a con- venient style of living -here are two choice properties for your consideration. 1 * THE BLUFFS -An xlnt bdrm. unit. Now vacant & ready for quick occupancy. $39,950 * VISTA LAREDO" -choice 4 bedrm . 3 bath home with 2200 sq. fl. of living space. $48.500 LIKE A VIEW? AND A POOL TOO i i Cameo Highlands. Architect designed-New · carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, convertible den , 3 baths, cathedral ceilings and 2 used brick fireplaces, family room, built-in kitch- en & B-B-Q, PLUS MANY EXTRAS. Enter· lain around your own POOL .... $76,500. "FDR THE YOUNG AT HEART" , IN TURTLE ROCK General oflnda • PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 101 Linda Isle Drive Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs \vaterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings quality construction, slip . . . . . . . . . $155,oOO For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Pleat e C•ll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B•yside Dr .. Suite 1, N.B. 675-4161 4 Bedrm + Pool $33,500! Swtm you swimmers aU sum· mer k>ng ln the ktvet,y pool, loads of deeklna, palio areas. low malnlenance landscap- ini. 4 bedroonis, 2 bath, ele· gant fireplace, all electric push button builtin kitchen, dishwasher. Formal dining room. Plush ck>ud aoft car- peli"i, drapes. An addreMi of di!tinclion. Bkr, 540-lnl. TARBELL -NEW LISTING Gener.al Ocean side of H11.'Y .. Corona __________ ....; _______ J del Mar. Beautifully furn., General • . You ~an Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad ... . .. ;G:e;ne:';':l::::::::;;:;;IG;;;;;;en;e:r;•l;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;;;1 EASY LIVING ~reshly palnttd 3 BR horn• w/near neW drps' It sluq: + lots of paricung. $22,950 .. Newpo rt et Fairview 1 M6-8111 HOME AND OFFICE PLUS RUMPUS ROOM \\'ould )'OU believe th t!I \Vl-IOLE TI~TNG ls all In one beautiful home m lovely COLLEGE PARK and you can ASSU~tE lht 5%, HIA Joan wilh paymenU of only $187 .. PJTI. A k>t <1C l1ornt' for a Unle money. . COATS (anytime) JOiJ,,,.. & "'"'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""''"' "1f/f(J!f WALLACE Owner Says Sell!!!, 54i~~~~Rs ~public home juJil . t.wo (Open Erinh191) SPANISH PLUS POOL! Convenl~nt parking-easy to be 675-3000 You'll love this beauty! Atrium entry, 3 bed- room 2 bath, FAMILY ROOM, built-in kitch· ·en. SHAG carpets, CUSTOM drapes, beau· tilul covered PATJO with gorgeous land- scaping on fee land . A real love at .. $47 ,900. plus carptg., de c orator drapes; lge. family rm., \\'tlrksaver kltch: Huge covd. pa·uo. Custom thruout! Walk up the brick walk to lhis I beauty, you 'll never·want to 1 leave! Absentee owner says sell at $75,000. years young! Large hv1ng room with cathedral beam· ed ceilinj's. Formal dining room and breakfast nook in kitchen. Separate f a m 11 y room \\'ith brick fireplace. Asking $42, 750. Call 546--2313 for mor-e information. tifAJtsl'JC SpaniM archway lo double door entry! Dot.r· ble brick firepl~. Sunken formal livine room and din- ing roorn. Step down family room. Ga!'den o r i e n t e d kitchen. Redwood covered patio opens to -;;parklirw ldd-- ney shaped pool. Sundec:k balcony. PRICED TO SELL F ASJ'? Call oow 645-0Jl3. a "DROP-IN" at Ba.y A Beach Realty BAY & BEACl-J REALTY ' II•-ot ~•OO••ot•\--E •" General Gener•I * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT New offering! Rustic Provincial with 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths on a prime corner site in the prestigious quiet area of peninsula foint. Perfect for beach lovers. Belter be ear y for th is one. .. " ..................... $75,000. ~'Our 27th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors . 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General EXECUTIVE SPECIAL FOUR BEDROOM -REPO- EASTSIDE $1,000 DN. for thi.s superb J bedroom home nestled among trees and shrubs. Sparlding qua!· "START SMART" WITH THIS CONDO IN BACK BAY AREA· 3 Bedroom , 21h bath. builtin kitchen, stone fireplace , FAMILY ROOM. community pool & REC. ROOMS in· eluding billiards. Fee land and close to every- thing ......... '.. .. . . ............. ~' $32,500 "BUT BEAUTIFUL" IS THIS Enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3 bath, 2 fireplaces . FAMILY ROOM, formal din· ing room, NE\V carpets and drapes, island kitchen. SOMERSET model on FEE land i.n HARBOR VIEW HOMES ............ $72,500. READY AND WAITING JUST FOR YOU is this MONTEGO model on FEE LAND. 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, formal dining room with FAMILY ROOM adjacent lo the built-in is· land kitchen . See.this HARBOR VIEW f!OME and buy ............................ . rl"4tue-S#tid I ~ AHO ASsoclATIS REALTORS 644-7270 SERENE NEIGHBORHOOD surrounds this 4 bdrm. Baycrest pool home. ExceUent floor plan for ''teenager" family. Mstr. suite on one sid~ and three big bedrooms on the other with a deep water pool just off the fam- ily room. Unique <Jffering at $77.900. PHONI UNIQUE HOMES, NIWl'Olf llACH, 645·6500 REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Gener•I General True Pool Lovers I otEAN VIEW Almost Olympic I FROM ALL I Size ANGLES CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 2X3 2 Separate units on 1 lol -3 usagrs: T'1<e your pick! Commerc1al 'vith 3 BR homt'. 2 res. income unils or use both units commercial . Only $3-4,500. Newf,ort ,ot F1irview M6·8811 Hf!ated & !ilte~,~ ~ this. Tirrd of looking at neighbor·s large ~rvate' 1 'tt. Pn vale walls! CU! your eyes 'on the ~\v ma1nte:; landscap-sparkling blue Pacific f"Om i_ng. 3 speclo.u betlrooms, any window .or thi!I cusrom (anytime) ~~ale fam• room and Temple HllJs J\.1ansion.1.,...,.,....,..,!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!""" dinmg room. walk to schools \Vatch the sun set behind I~ aoo park. II'• rountcy living C&lalina Islalld Buy a telc-CORIANDER at S41,9.Xl. You. must.see thi.! scope. \Vords ~·t describe 4 .PLEX home to beheve 1!. CaJJ the beauty this 3 bedroom 842-2535 for appointment. has it all: Fonnal dining Not Oii(' but t"·o beautifu11y Now! room, lush carpel!! and mai~taincd 4-plex units side l-01 THE REAL '(\<'.'. ES'.l'ATERS Coontry size kitchen, lorrhaJ dining, (.'OZY fireplace and huge ant Only $239 per mo dudes P.ll. Best hur- Hy for '"" onlertalning. 2821 EAST COAST HIGHWAY I LEASE nmoN Lu.i. deep pil• carpcnng CORONA DEL MAR , CALIF. lf with custom matching1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l I OPEN DAILY matching drapes. We will by side. Each hM '.\--2 BR. 2 trade anything you have for BA onlls and one 3 BR - 2 this $00,000 casUe: You will BA owner's unit with palio. agree. Call for appointment. Costa Mesa's best suit!'d units for oo-ner occupancy. $7<1.500 each C WAlllfR&lll r;. a 5.8424. I" (Open Eves) Best 1-lurry! Call 545-8424. j * SALESME~ NEEDED I drapet. aU electric kitchen" 195 MONTE VISTA, CM with all lh :? trimmings, fan-General Gener•I LO\V, LOW DOWN -545-9491 Open Evt's. Realtor!! ln slic fireplace. Whal a show "'COUNTRY SCENE'' Eastside, 11parkling clean. ''D • Fl • place for $39,500! s.,q,.. ' HAVE A GREAT '"Slom b"ill 3 BR. 2 BA. ramatu: air i• prepared r.,. GI •nd FHA $27 ,950! 1 NEIGHBOR! living + · dWog • r ' • With View"' tenns, now's the time. Call 0 Aau11'f"I rear ya~. priva•y fireplace FA hi bltns nu J · oc •u " And take advantage of this ' ·• · This ls ii• You have waitOO unlimited. lovely fruit & great opportunity to oivn a shag crpti + drps, patio, and iook~ loo long. Lcl u.s Call 67J.-85r50 fw information. I r:;;= THE REAL V ESTATERS . . UNBEATABLE For Price & Size shade trees. rolorful carpel· Rancho La Cuesta home for dbl gar. fenced yd. Vacant. s:how you this 4 Bedroom. 3 Realtors 545-9491 ing, large-covered patio • le!l!I than ~placement cost,~ CALL ANYTIME Bath home with a view that 5 Bclnn., 3. BA, FORMA~ C WA111tH & lll Open Eves. rel.ax after a hard day's compared with curttnt base 646-3928 or Eve. 548-9416 is truly a vie\\" A large J?IN, lamdy room, two I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol work! 3 bN:lrooms, 2 baths, pri<.'t' on the new homes. family room. bull.t-in e-ltt-f1~pla~s, ~e corner lot, -NEW-delu.xe buillin kitchen, dish· Popular, Monterey P.lodel Irle kitchen -Pr Iv a I e ~almk I orbe h Oorl c:A'!I~,!· washer. Elegant Ii.replace .,.,ith 3 bedrooms. family m•ster stl:ilt" ~ pro-o ac . n Y .-.a ........... BARGAIN! LISTING · lends added chenn to hos· roon1, forn1al d I n in g, lesiik>nally le~ YJrd •* • *• _GINNY Own ---'I lo 1 I pilable living room, Prime ..., onJ r 1 he ern:4.1yanx u11 omove BEAUTl•"'llt. COURTYARD upgraded appll~s and are ya ew o t good *c.M* MORRISON the d • ,_ 1 localion . \Valk lo every· lhl · f c II to esert, ""' wan .... o ENTRY -to thi!I great -4 niany other feature !l. ng!l in srore or you. a ! .. .,,,_: REAL TORS seU his Easl1ddc 3 BR. 2 lx>droom home. The large thing. 540·1720· Localed near beach, schools 20,X22~ , 673-85oo. $79,!m. ba. homr. Bit-ins & new car· rount ry kitchen affords com· and shopping on quiet ., • *• •** 557-4130 pe,!. Priced to sell for $17,250 fortablf' family living, Chvn· cul-de-sac. Full pri c e BONUS ROOM 4 BEDROOMS ~rs arr leaving area and S38,500. for additional in· \VITII CONVERSATION PIT $30,500 These arc had-10 find in this havf' !heir home in move-in 2955 Harbor, Costa ~1esa forma11on and appoiqtment 5 • h D • · di 1 1 1 sal •---------pico•-call ... 2313. surrounding Swedish *,--'=""""~7"'~~==1 pan1s es1gn Price ran..-e &:. it's really eon 1 ion or a as e.• "" ~ * * A th · h •>eo fireplace plus large modem u ent1c arc ways, huge neal! Icnmac. eond. 2 1 S.tl900. Huntington Harbor kitchen. dining room, huge James Spence entry way. 4 Bedrooms. xrra Balh<. C-O v'd pa1 ;0 & owneo· PETE BARRETT 21•' V1'1ta Entrad bah R bah u Isl nd Ll'y1·nn living roon1, 3 big bedrooms ~ a t s, oman t o mali· anxlou<! Onl.Y $27,500, a .. N po I B h I •• , f "G MORGAN REAL TY -REALTOR-At Its Best and 2 baths. Beau!. groundli )'ow•:.e ~e \Vi~:e~ of er ueuroom, amou!I ar· 673-'"2 67'6459 1 642-5200 i'Omplele "'ith putt i n g 2 . k den" kitchen. lcrraced en· _.. .,. Trul delightful 4 lx>d 3 ! he et.s to lhe !ranee, huge fan1ily room. Y room. HORSE RANCH greeo. "'" Mc" Verde Southland dining room. bkr. 54fl.1T.IO. bath home on Davenporl location and priced $33, 750. I General Gene ral Island. Bright . i; u n n y ONL y $29,950! \vith 5'fti down pa.ymt. Home & Ga rden l"'!!f•P"•P""IP"!!l'IR•· kilchcn family area. ?i.t':'st Ai..J\10 Sf ,~ACRE plus \ov(I. CaJI 546-5880 (0P'Jl Eves.) Show • t!J •I :J :ii 11111 set'. masrer bedroom suit" Jy RED RANCH SfYLE I at thr-~ -•• ·-• - - - which complerely t'?vers sc-llOME! Giant shade trees ANAHEIM EASTSIDE '5% DOWN That is $1550. on this 3 Bed· room, 1% Bath Home. Up-. per Newport Bay Area. l.µgc Open B/I Gas Kif· chen. Fireplace. Shake Roof. ' Boat Stowage. $30,500. Call 646.{1555, Evenings 644-7()0.1. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS $27,900 4 Bdrm., + Den Charming exterior v.•ith some rock work that aetli off the l}pme. 4 Bedrooms. fireplace. Duilt·in range &: oven, dish· \Vasher, patio, bkr, 5'1().1720. , TARBELL 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa FOUR-PL EX Here's a bargain for you. Four 2 Br. unjJli, all vacant and re·painte<f' in and out. t'anlastic llnancing. Only $49.950. MORGAN REAL TY 6~2 675-6459 COSTA MESA Dandy Halecresl. vacant move right in. 3 bcl. 2 ba. new paint in and out, brand llf'w green shag carpets. $29,950 90% loan available. * Lady In Foreclosure * Lef!l help her, iii & behind in paymts. 3 Br. plus 2 Br. ~newerl, in East C.,.1. Only Srl.5CXI. Call for details to see. CHUCK CAROTHERS REAL ESTATE TREASURES 18.11 \VeslcliU, N.B. 646-5152 $18,500 I Olli \I I Ill \II\ ~ , ~ ' • ,J ' CONDOMINIUM Perfect lor easy Jivin&. This one is in delightfully sharp <.'Olldition. The J¥rfect 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, ju!ll a short walk lo clubhouse and pools. Throw away the lawnmower and enjoy the weekend.!. Asking only , , • t2'l.500. 540-1151 IO'>Cn Eves.) • -f. h HERITAGE . . REALTORS Separate Master • Bedroom This lo~Jy lri-level home in a prestla-f' area has th~ master bedroom suite on the lower level wirti di~ acres.~ to l1lP pool size yard. -4 bedroom!!. 2' ba.lha, fonnaJ Hving room and haK been freshly painttd, Mey be bought on VA le!'mfi. Call toll .... 842-2535 today• ~-0 1 THE REAL NESTATERS ' . . . Total Price NEWPORT ISLAND $200 ' per month to t a I Charming Provincial home payment, vacant . rrnt to on R-2 lot. 2 Bdrm.a., frplc., elose of escro"'· C 11 I I patio. In xlnt oond. Vaeant - 847.fJOlO. THE R E A L quick possession. $49,500. ESTATERS. Call: 67J-J66J 642-225.1 Eves. associated rond floor. Occ"Un view from I 1 v 1 . 1. . CONVENTION bal Pr'..... I ~a ore, n.no ty pine ivtng CENTER OPEN DAILY eony, IC°' a! on y nd kit hen Ranch •M ~ ,. f lhc I I iwm a c . 1,...,...,..,..,....,"'!: ........ ! I J I l' J I 23 • J•-e Bdrm• 3 balh• * • UNITS * ................ : or ur r n. kitchen "'ilh beam Ct'iling. 1 • u Y " -u Y " ~b • ' -t BR OKERS-REALTORS 1025 W Bolboo 611·366] MACNAB IRVINE formaUon call 847~10. Dining room . G iant cove~ AR·EA CONSC•OUS? Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 Formal dining + lrg fan1ily Bltns, dshwshrs, '1--IA heat, patio. BARGAIN _ call now Tf so. lff this SpotleS.! "t>etwttn9and5pmtoclaim nn. Ii kit. lmmed. occ? 383 103 dn. Xlnt income. *BUILD INCOME* .. ' •~•. Eastside Costa i\1esa Home. your tickets. (North County Santa lsabel, C.J\.1 . N·pt Beach, 50xl60 "l lo' ~~--~-~ .... ~-~---- 1'1NER HOMES ITURTLEROCK TO DISNEYLANO l I 1'op conditio n -GREAT TurUerock loca- tion ! Panora mic VIEW ! Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. * S7 LINDA IS LE * Dtscover Silence ... in thi s handsome, quiet home on the Li nd a Lagoon. 4 BR, 3'h" bath . Dll. FR . $169.500. Charlene Reichmann 642-1l235 . FOR THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Riding & hoard ing sta bles within walking distance. Spaciou s 2-story 5 BR. 3 bath in estate area. Priced fo r quick sale. 644=8200. SOMETHING SPECIAL FO R $43,500 3 BR.. FR. + pool. Light, air.y -beam ceiling. FR. w/stepdown wet bar & fire- place. Close to schools & shopping - shows bealltiful!,Y. Walter King 644-6200. [Irvine I tot M.rDrlve ".2·1235 1144 -"""' 144•1200 • J""'U,MJ 1-'ortin. R.ltrs. 642 -5000 , n-., I. 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. Shake toll·f~ number is 5'1().1220) 545-862.1. room to build. 2 BR. hbme, IOl!l\I I. Ol\O \ Roof. \\'e !.;!n't begin to put * * * 2 car gar .. rented at $2:1.0 In print ail "'I.hat has been . HOME + UNIT Like to ,trade? Our Trad<'r's month. Only $26,900. BEAT THE BLAHS done. MUST SEE -Offered Paradise column Is for Yo\I! CAYWOOD REAL TY for $33.150. Call -· $26,500! i~:;::;;:;::;;:;::;;:::;:::::::~:':li:no~•·:S:"':"';:Jo:r 5:buc::"':·:::::*~l41-§~12'0~:;;!~;;;;1 ... .. ,. . • ;i ~ Tired or looking al a bunch ol dogs~ \Veil. \.\.'e have the 'Evenii:igs ~. \VO\V! lmmaculall" thru-oul. solution -just listed super 1K'al 3 b!'droon1 :! bath Atesa FIVE BIG dcl ""'. home. Aboolutcly BEDROOMS-I perfect 1ns1de ;ind even bet-Qi . ti looatEtl i COLWE LL PROPERTIES. INC REALTORS ler outside with sculpture<! CednYC nir.nGly ~-~~ • ~uo .in park-hkt scllinJt ?lfcAA. Sp11:cious 5 bedroom ., . I ar en area. ......., ... $24,000 ' Assume So/11% Loan with big .trees. The be!ll pa.rl 1tnd ramily .. All the p:>d Is the prl<'e. features you are looking· for . Call 546-5880 <Oprn Eveii. I in a orK' story homr. Of-Lo~ monthly payments • less ' than rent. 3 Bcdrms + den. or can be '4th bedroom, 2 baths, dining roon1, buill·in ran.re &: <1v~n. bkr. 540-1131. ~,.§ • HERITAGE . . RE ALTORS View With a Value HarbOr VtCw llills home with both bAy and OC<'A n vista. Spacious 4 bedroom, ronnaJ dining area, family room designed for elc&&nl cn- k rta.in1ng and s:racious !iv· Ing. Protctred JX1Uo area with Jarg, poof. AttractiVe lea.seholrf of JU.,! $500 pet }"tar. Allking $79,!)jQ. C . F:Colesworthy & Company EASTBLUFF OFFICE 2.5>15 E11tblulf Drive 640-0020 ' 1 • fr-'f'Cd wllh no do1vn VA l"rm11 •or assume existing I 5" t;;. loan. Ca.II 546-U51 (()pen E vesJ · ._,. HERITAGE REALTORS TARBELL 2005 ~!arbor, Coi'!tH. ~1m QUIET STREET I '4 SINGLE HOMES Ne"'·pon Heights. s·parkllna Better hurry .-This ii Or!6n ltlllkte and o u t · today'& best. Income buy. -4 Al"1081 New Skiing. RoofJrc t11.• bedzwm home~ with 11 nd Carpets. 1..1.rge SUVk.-e lf!'PAr81e garaies. Spot1e!C Porch. Privatf! Garden Set. condition. Srpe,rate patios - ling Rear Ya.rd. 2 Bedroom.! c 0 mp t et e t y · pr lvate. Dining Room. 2 Car Plus Profe8'io011.IJy landscop I'll· Garage. '$35,00). C • 11 ' Cfiolet convenleni Jocatlon. 641J...4mj, £,1tnlna:1 646--5226. As~ S61, 700 EZ tl"rnu1 COLWELL PROP£ RT IE '.'-. INL' Rfl\Lrl>HS -------I , • eau~. 1 .z· THE RT:.l\L 'r ' ,. ' ,..... • L.:i l t~1 .~R.:-i INCOME PROPERTY 1'00! Ciani living room. dll'il'O ..fl-,. { _ f)'f1 ~Q.9 Lush shag everywhere. \J~ 1-'"U l.~J.. '-& l.:J<J•v Queen size bedrooms . Th p f ·11 -'h B '/ / Gourmet ,lciJcheo. NaJural e un e wi n 7 • UI f. n Chuckfe ~ cabinets. Laundry O R1tOrrono• lett1rs cf 1h. porch. Large ,lot. PWS , fovr .scrombled worcb be.. RE~T AL! Steal at $26,500. low to form four limpl1 words. Cali now~~-I• { i•H I II NJ I IOKl\I I Ol\O\ ~· < ' layfront Condo 3 Br, 2•Ba, pool, pier• .ii" Oellght/ul $79,500 EMERALD IAY Irn.maculale 3 Br + tam rm. Octan side ot tiwy. View. l\1\t!t set! $149,«ll Ted Hubert & At-. 3471 Via Lit~('I 675-8500 ---REFLECTS PRIDE! 3 bdrm, In fi;JESA VEROF., tcrft:ned In porch. Clolt lo toll ~. Owntr traMI, MUOI lllOYe ... ~-lit. OnlJo 138,lilO. Bio'. 5.n-4130. " I NOllGA 1 1 .__..__I ...... I 1 1 ....... 1 ....... ' J- I HEKIC j ? t--., 1 ,....., 1 .,,,-. 1 -'rj --t loser'• lament: "I olWaya ... ~-'--'·-"'·-'-· _, get blamed for everyth'ng .-------.;;......, Even as a boby tl-iey ~.,~ I p I Np EL 1-1hlng1 on mo.• 1•11 i--.IT"' ""'I ~.-.-1 -.1,.....,.1--t o ~fi~: :::-..... ~ - • · • -~ • • you d9Y1lop from 1t1P No. ~. f. o :~1%£~~~~11m1s I' 1· 1• r r r I' J 6 ii':f:~, 1m£1s 10 I I, I I I 'I I ] SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 700 , en R• N• B ed to c N * POO "' SS' 213 c N AW Thi• just the mom BYO fBR, •hag I• ' •• I-...... rel~!-........ ;;:~~· 1·--&J [ -.... 1~1 ;;;1 -~ ..... -1:;.~;i:.I --l~I · ~ l~ff~· !~~~~ .;;O..=.,.=r•:;l;;:;::;;;;;;:':;;;;=•'I c .. 1. Mou ff--~ u.a... H ......... , •--~ Lu-11'-MMlle 1• .. I p 116 I H ,......__ • • .... •.•...,..... • -.ut .._. .. "' Mltne r1•1rtv ' ft'IMtl'ftefttlUIM ~ AVE IEDIOOM S.pe.1 Olcler H-T I I u Ro N TOWN. ctORGU OOLONTAL ' PO l SUP n::..:-MObilo n: 48 Units '.~'"w~ ~~ . LANDLORDS! $35 9 l.--Lot ~OU!_Eto~~S!!;,IS -rnlllll»Oth bedrooms, "'°""· o.i its. Air tGndllloned. ~· ·~ -, ·--' 50.-.,. -·-...,_. ""'"" llllalDe m>f witb all lndT '°"'P in lamll)' pork, wc• un -bualneu. A 11 W• ~ Ill ~ Tl\lt si>oclous 5 bedroom, Unuoual oldtr, J bedroom. la rwln rutty ......i •ldinp, lattkod boy LW. Nord layfr.nt whero mnall pttl .,. all electric, 24 ,... bolll...,., l>l>et ~ finbht<l. Ito Btacb t a.-do! Mar e family room • 2 l10ry homo I!> both home on hU,e loL 96M«l5 (24 br'I) wlndowo, -.,.i with < SR. < llo\hf. $235.000 ..-. Two ...tm pooh; J ::.S,~ opllt 1avol. IC •M..,..,,'l" Antlque _..;: 6 1.qunf. Oolr Itml>I S..- lo tor""'' You wW Jove the Could build another. -~ pine .,__ Pri"*te d!nlns LI DO REAL TY Ir ~ .t ball dio-J , 2 batN,.1 _tour ~'° 1.,.rlor k It c b , ; vi~ la l'REE "' Yolll n,. fi ia.. on ,..,, Priced a1 oo1y Oll'NER ~ """"""' ,_.,Jmu>o foy<r and all lln via Udo, N.B. mond: .... nrn.t1oo hllil: -., 2 balho,-a pooi,, l!o~i N .. vt ... r ")· ;:Y rep ·modem buUt-S33.l00. ~tional pr0per1y nd. ctm1iar difveway ""'' brick filoplaco. El<ecutivt • * 67).7300 * pool t&blol • lhullleboord. •11-" patloi, lire-"'"· pane~. .,,., Nl.i.vr•W ltlNTALS , 2 patio .,... and ch lid· odloli!ini atallabl< al.lo. to. UU. home, 4 lledroomo, nollbborbood, " a I k I n I Two bedroonu, one ii' khir· placeo. Exceptional ,...~ Btc mooty mol<er, '* of m.4030 or - ren'1 P,Layhou.se. ldeaUy lo-'Pint lime advmiJ.ect Call dfo.n, bullt--inl, dllhwuhtt, distance to ocean. BKR. Met• V.,... • aiJe: ~nb' of dottt and Itta cloae IO t"i:i major work .. Ctn net '60 or mctt a cated clole to puk,«hooto, ·&48.nn to tee , -ly c!ecqrated, pork lib 96U51L -O!>IC<' ,... la .,..,..,, .\ lhopptna Va· day. Worl< dono on C111tom<r .Sl!ARP 4 BEDROOM. lhoppina and ...U. 'It you · yanl, Irk, 1».000. -· < BR .\ Den. Ira ..-r lot, pull11W1 batlu· dim'"""'' cancy 1 ... lhan 4~ Fl;.,bl, t>ttmloeo or &hop. WW riv. ALL BUil.TiN -KITCH. w_,,1 to beat the &nnmtt Huntl.,.,_. Budt MR. Exeaitlve -Hett it is! near pt c.'OUI'M!. Owner • built in ranie. ovm ;. tina.ncln&'. St.lei • Pr 1 c e 'IO hn of prof et t Ion• 1 QUlET CtJL.PE-SAC hcot, then you better-lhla ~ Sia bdmll, 2 fJll, lamll.Y s;s,ooo. 1545-19'111 re-ter: 1 a r bar, "90,000. Will CON!dtt ~lnlng. n~:mi. ext. $2'ro. PHONE AGENT horn• now! New ftstJna: • i. Isn't Youn Yet rm. ~uuloen liv ""· dUpooal; wosher & dryer; iradeL ·lll-1264. ~ al1)'11me. 54G-1151 JACK 10~ down. ; 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii j ••\ Roman tb. New paint m • Newpert a..ct. * • • -I' That'• lhe only th1nc wroni out. \Valle" to belCb fl lhaj carpet; cu 1 tom JlENTING-LEA81NG POOL TAILE with w. lovaly -.. Hu -Seller lo motivlted. Decorator DeRght d .. ..,,,, Ir w In d 0 w. I 11:n1~.1~ipAlondy :!~. Hom .. only. 5. yr'a - • COATS .. WALLACE REALTORS Open Evoning1 '~ the • v • r a I• All tenmi and only .... -I co\oe~ front porch; 1' Aitnt 24 hl'I, w...aio • \VIU flt with room to 1pare .\. --Tbil a• 4 btdtoom home 1torqe thed; "car port : Lane , in JS' x -.. __ 3 ·~-2 family want&. Four larte Call 96'""6623 eonwrted to S bedrooms ~•·r, FA he•t. H I • -h 3 BR. 2 BA, tam nn, U1S 1MI' ~ uaJ ~-nl "-A-2 '-··· pl c \."lolUIC unt nnton ..,..c 905 u·~ 1~1~· (I) bath, fireplace, bltins, Xlnt -vuuit, uauia us le W and • family room by • Jn ntttfetnt o:n:htioo thru-You an 0,, "'inn.r ol ~-..... ,.,. 'U<ICll' in 6: out. many extru. Walk to beach tamify .with nquisiW' tu1l';' out Ste to apprec. CaU tor *1 Bm.iMu Center Dr. 2 lJcktts to the -$321950 • ochoola. ONLY 121,'r.JO. LUXURY HOME and they said ""'' ii no ob-appt 531.1291, For 1a1e ~Y Irvine Southland This --·ti .... "---bu -4 ject:. You have to .ee the 3 ow--·-oo • · .. ..-.w •• _.. •JC.I· -· , vnancmg: Home & G• rd en " VA NO DOWN spacious bdrma, blc Wnil)' indl deep lhac mtildlne to ava.Qble ""ith 10~ dn. 16 UNITS Show Roy Mccardle Realtor n--• ........ a. nn. Jmmoeulate•. -~ trl· t>me ..... it, conlra1tt!d Anaheim locaUon thil 1:•• nea1tor1 ,...,........, i u.. BA YFRONT &) tht> 01' rare val\w'. 2 -n2' · level featurn Parquet ftltry, apinst st&lned e e d a r ?ltAGNIFJCENT VIE\Y N!ar Rlvenide f'rff\\'S)' ANAHEIM hedroom1 ••ch """· One =ewport' Blvd., C.M. YOUN ... LOVERS h-~-· ·--·-tlo -~"-in -~ uv1-room Scheduled ~wth 124M unit now vacant &nd rridy I '!!~il!i!l!~I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' I Three •PA:us bedrooms, w:'t~~~ ;b~~ ~·.,,.,.;"" .nd• dini~ ~st l nt\\"Ut Xix ' Loan .;~ma bit-. · CONVENTION tor i~iate , ocaipanct. I' .. MESA VERDE 14' bathl, hardwood noon. to have :xtru..Prlced to ld1 room. ~net! ii carried ~~ ~~il •1 Udo 2Park. Can be inctt•M'd. CENTER Each unit rents for S165 ~-~·t the l'elt al ...__ ~u.win '™ t, ' BR, BA. Prt-• to '·ell July 1~ . July 23 · PRIDE OF OWNER G•--l11inilbedandcould at only $1l950 Call t\ ttt ................... u ., N hil .......... .,.,~ t---""~ Keep u home ar rental. Qn.. __ ... ' ' ' holw and can allO be aeen 0° ~-~n. -·-· ~""'ce et $156,500. Plf'Rll! ra.Jl 642{1678, ext. 31~ ly $32.950. If UV• hav• bttn Lart:e 3 bdrm., 2 bath, fami· be uRd for. special partle• 1-962-_m_;,;_1,;,. _____ .._ AUc:horage w~ Lido ,... ly rm bl'-· 2 1rp1-Total -yments 1151 _ In the land11eapln1. A.JI tor p'.~. 110 Udo Par'k. Dr, beh\'ttn 9 and 5 pm lo t'i11m In. !he suv1ce · all . ''. u ... , ..... ,... · ..... Irvine -~.. •••.~. You -· N-·,,.... a.ah Udo Penin _,,Ji· ket1. !North Coun*" ' c us. Beautiful 550 oq. ft. master' month ~' ""'' •-'-e over !int ""WJ -"N ··-., .r~ 'J ", ... -I,;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; UllUIM tne & int6"t e" c ' · !oll·f, "". numbt'r is 540-1220) suite lncl. separate den. T.D. ~xl1ting. HURRY! FHA Joett. eaU:•it&-nn. MOBILE home 10"50 wlex· * * * Deluxe carpeting & Mexican HOME OF tile floors: ht lime ofiered, i:'m pando, 2 BR. blt.ns It reh":ig, 240 1.2 I • Pr! d f DISTINCTION -force<! heot. "'"' & """'" Realtor• Ms..-0465 open ° · c-e or Realtors 8424455 Quiet cul--de-qc klcation partly turn. Very clean. Stt Open Ev&e 1 quick •ale. $35,500. 3260 with a view for thil • to •PPl«late. i 3 5 O O. CONDOMINIUM Michipn, own". 549-2688. bdrm., :n; be. lx>mc. Hu NEWPORT SJl;.7121 . 51/a"/o FHA $21,950. nice family room with .J.---U LIKE new_,_!~_2..BR. 2_ • -Newport B"ch SJ0,500. Two POOL HOME-Lov•lyJhedroom2belh/JU>t built.In•, ""°""""'-kl• EIGHTS SA, lndscpd, beaut park, 1 INDUSTRIAL & $1000-$10,000 Up Bdnna., twti bath1. Endo&-3 BR, 2 BA, crpti, drpll, n:d., covd patio, elec kit, 2 ~~-~ingand, ....,..dn:: ftoorand • 5 BEDROOMS ml 10 beach, pools, clubh~. LOW MONTHLY ed patkl on comer lot. Step! block wan., heated pool, car gar; din nn, well ldacpd, ... .,.,. •. ,.,.a ,... COMMERCIAL PAYMENTS to pool I'" 11100 d U lots $58 clse to lhoppg. Lie $85 mo. LOANS y HOME · clo,. to. ochoob, frw>s, w "' ' · n, mo. pym of patio area. lfj;,500. ,DOD 111900 H n t In n.h ALL · build' f I on AN ' ' TRIPLEX $206 pays all Nr Brookhurst Includi11: land -' . .:>\; • '121! mgs or sa" PAID FOR or NOT lhopPC. Londonderry La. · · 'n'i-level home, -t tor .,..,., .,,..1 or le··-n-ad 1-u·--.,. 900 t\ Garfield. Call now! •·~-"''~ . """' ....,. y "' "'"'"~ COJ\IPARE OUR C 0 S T S Building an Estate! Becin Alking $33, • 646-8661 or 1 8red hi•11 eitlrtainlnc. ~t bar. larrt VACANCIES! HOOSIER lnveston. Call tnvetment FlRST' with this income property. _Dl-1 __ 992~. =~==--' sun deck, very larp lot, TRAILER COURT, C.0.ta division 546-1600. J>~IRESTDF. i.oAN $49,95(1. SAVE TIME I n:u yard Jdul for tenn:is ilea, hN.rt of town. Spatt1 GUARANTEE: CALL '-'o U .. 241' Cool<, watch the ki<h I< talk 5S •51H I :::J 'iJJ•5111 coort " pool, Many trees. -· '·It ·~·"· N W REALTY Jtear boa up to ,., ""' · 1"l\1Ha. o If you can ~t the SM.IE &"""-. toDad.3BR.,2ba.,)tunily Univ. Puk Center. Irvine tra.ller.•~u~71. t ··cr peb, $&5. inc:ld'c au, LOAN from any OntER " .. !:::_:t•1J.::,~ .. rm. w . 500GEMi-IV-.__ ~":'~'!°~o~•: ~=i..r~PM 33~.:..~. be.,awn-OPEN HOUSE• ~~~R~c=ia,.;; *Fixer Upper J BR.* 1610 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. or take: over existing $157 tng, priv beach I: dock, Sat. & Sun. 12 te J p.m. OFFER. r •turn the Corner lot. Xlnt floor plan. REALTORS 642-4623 • per month payment on this A VIEW Sl800. HQ Shore Park. 112 TRIPLEXES. Models at 17th MONEY within lS ~and two story condo . "4 THAT NEVER STOPS! W. CAt Hwy., N.B. Sp &13, St. in Huntington Beac:h, YOUR LOAN with US ts Bring your paint bru~h k 4 BR., just painted. Lg. llv. . BLUFFS "E" PLAN --s FREE• RC \\'ERNER S Good loc I all •--· ki~ I"-bedrooms, 2 baths plU1 PRIME Joe. 111 beaut. TUrtle a•v-o07 • • walk to beach. Call ~3311. • ~. · · • • save , , c ose to nn., uu11. nn. m l\.·u. -.a 2500 ft 3 Br 2~ Ba Prf'sidt'nl 1Choo111. HWTY! Ba. \YIW cpl. thruout. N.B. many, many l!Xtral. HUR· Rock Hlll1, overlookirw I -:· ..... .. v • SACRIFJCE in Lido BALBOA BAY PROP. H.igh Ii: Woodland Schls, RY! UCI. 3 Bdrms .. 2 bathl, pus anu.., room. acant, waterfront park, 2 br, * 642-7491 * ck>lle to parochial IChl. tam rm tul.Jy ~ clean, move-in ready at $3,995. AllO dbl wide at -'=""';::;::;;:;:~:==::c $:1J,W> 536-33.2.1 mfunm. 'An elf!C. kitch., $500. per month. $5,995, f73..3817. 19 UNITS 2328 Harbor Bl., C.l\t. 645-1000 8•11,oa ltl•ncf MESA VERDE Realtors 842-4455, a e If-ere an i n g ove_r-. ..~ 8x:4J, 2 BR. patio, lndlcpd. $2)4,000 • 6.3 X Gr o 11 319 N. Main, S.A. 5'47-0084 din -~~---'---.,---: Decorated thruout in quiet, ~,!'-~ rec room I: pool, walk to Walker&: Ltt 545-TI3l, 1 f TD L bunk houae. Diatinctjv~ ex· uc. $45,500. 1940 Kildeer ~!ytull"°:"'~a;:; :.i,~ ~ ;.;· -O!'JJ 646-8464 6%% INTEREST • tU-4454 • HOr.1EO\VNERS! BORROW -"I " . • I I '' I ' ' -· . fi'lRESIDE Thrift Corona EXCJ!l!,TIONA 2 BT, 2 Ba homP. 1 blk i-IUgP liv rm, 2 uffd brick frp!c'1, beams, .tlutlers, all bl1n.a. 1467 1q, fl. on Irr lot. l350. • NU-VllW RENTALS 673·4030 nr 494-3248 ... oiJPLE.x 8 RAND NE\\1, llugf' dlx ownu·1 un it. S BR.. 3 B A .• f"'if't'place, bltira, 1800 fl'f· ft, • 3 deckA "'/vle\V of My, or1:an, A hllla. \VaJk tn br:h " 1hoppinc. 1 yr l!Jf'. SJ95. Rf'fll'. requinod. 675-6900. \\'l\U\1o """bc:fi.-3 BJt. IUft dttks, hut v~r )' th I n1 . kkk/peis. Ronl·A·Hou.. t7t-IQI CLEAN 3 br. 2 1ty. nu erpt, eled kit, pr, wndeck, nr beach. 531.Q.53.C an 4. • cozY 1 Sr--furn. Nr !I.tom. Yrd for 1ml pet. 1111. ALA R""tal1 e '4s.3t00 ' e BE3'1' lll:TI ! lit', filt:il ""· •ncl .... _,_ $140. ALA Rontal1 e '45-3t00 LEASE OPTION · 3 BR, 2 BA, f1m. rm., Eaat- side. '3~. per mo. Agent. Mf>3928, Eve : 548-Mll. •BELIEVE!-2 'Br wttncd yrd for kid-. a peat. $125. 'ALA Ront•la e ~cN:J.!~!~l30.:: + '!: =.tra::.::i~ d< OWNER, must move, den " _, ia<te. C:.f ~~~ 1J l .. lf' lhoppg. S65 mo. sm. lntlutlrlal p ...... rty 161 S 08 ns fer. l\fany unique feeti.lr". Cl:r. Shown by appt . twin ai.il!d bedrooms, xtn. /~really 8'x3TMobilehomew/~t)'~' "l·lZONE 2n· d TD Loans Quality construction. Patio, _54&-c....c_!l7_4S,c.______ batM, l val firrplace, din-·~, Gabana. earpeted~~. W' x 300' lot hft dwellillJ' . e MORI!: 1tOl'lm! 3 BR, 2 Ba, Sundk, Jrg 2 car iar. 1st OPEN. Mea Verde. • bdrm. ine room, built-ins, prirnit 2414 v 111ta del Oro &: storage abed. $1800. Atta and r•-.. e ' • -· t t n-.... ,._ crptl.-..., lridllptH. ~. Public oUering of this AtSUme FHA uader $3,(XI) S 548-4052 --. · ....,,..·es ra er v •cu051! .....,,, ..... .,. -~----' . ~ ~~WS'' ~~· home. By Owner -in.500. dwn. 3280 Midtlgan. 541>-9347 _962_-_13_1~3·--~~--"SINCE 1946,. 644-ll33 ANYTIME lOxSS, 1 Br Mobile ~e Roy McC•rdle Realtor l hr, J 'bf:; cpta. drpa, blln1, 6~1. El Toro $23,500 bl w""'"' Sank Bid&. SAYrnONT Jocat<d ln N.B. 13,500, OU! 541-7729 Saltlor Mtg. Co. llCfttnod patio, dbl ""''°· Coll119 P•rk I GI or FHA TERMS. 3 -Bed· Univresity Park, Irvine MAGNIFICENT VIEW of town owner anxious. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 642-2171 545-0'11 Im.med. occupancy. S2lfJ5, POOL. ColJege Parle. 3 BR, 3 s!~'. 2 :!.!:• ~::· ::. rm, fenced yard, a~ed Days 552-7000 Nifht1 l...argut I: mwnt 2lx40 64&-992S, manager Serving Harbor area 21 )Tl. M-. North, SIT-Ma. JUch. 11' h . &: Fam Rm. $32,500. encloeed by block wall, 1arqe. Clean in ~out. !!.1?.!!~ homebull a2t 81Jdo 2ParkBA. GREAT Lakes 2 Br Ex~ Lott for Sale 171 WE make )oarui on Pl"OPUIY· 4 BR J BA. lllttnl, lllnc9d 5% dwn. For appt. c.11/ dose to xlnt school•, Gl'ano.down. RO~ FOR ~ ........ m t. R, · pando, lndscpd, 5 star adlt Alao buy T0'1. McClure, yarif •fin aoflGlllt-.,. ~/941--0737. Brk. markets, new m. a 11 . * 847-8531 • * No children. $22,500. Space pk. Shop, i&.500. 56416. LOT on beach In Mono &y Bkr. 492-8332 or G:Ur4U. ~·~-.,. Corona dal Mar R<aaonable. 831-1153 , tho RHIE1lalo Mui AN ING! D, Allchorqe Woy, Lido '71 llKYLINE 20x52, 2·i... 2 -S1l<l30'. Seil or -·1:~~~~~~~~ mo. C&D -5• aa. • -494-m.6 aft 5:~ A: wk-l'ndl. F ive big bf!drrioms lncludjng Park. 710 Lido Park Dr, ba, lhq, 2 aheds. nu court, 642-461:&. • REPOSSESSIONS l'fewport Beach, Udo Penin. I ]~ 3' Br, 3 8a, PIO mo. ;Ill It CDM For Fountain V•Oey _ . a huge muter bedroom. xtr1u1, S.A. 557-t507. Mountain, Deiert, ffMM ,_..._. fl! tut· ..,. ._..,. dtpmlt. • D ? ..... , .... ., ... F°'lnlannallonandlocation Lotaolwlk·incloset<.1.arg< PANORAMIC VIEW RalOrt 174. Wator .\ _,..,,. at Noth1nq own al -FHA " VA -... family room oil the modem Beaut. malnfalned -· 642-1418 y,., the Colwell Company, A REAL DREAM ""'fact -kitchen. Sig living room with J Bedrootm 6 IU'J(t family I I~ 160 AC. FOR RE$ALE _.,,.L • • the luge•! YA ~r lo Lovel,y 3 ,. den, oioal• "'°" KASAllAN • fireplace and ,.....,. '"" ,,..., -~ 160 a< re I surveyed and ""-"'"1ilhocl 300 SI~ BR.. pr. iW - Cali16rn'8., can ~ for home w/many, many xtru. Real Estate H04 din1n1 area. Th.ii 2500 Squan Geor9e Wlfllamson . reoon:led into {•) -40 acre o.,,. I ~ ~ ~ you to ~termlne yota" VA l.otaormuonrywork,wood· 147• Foot Irvine beauty is only Realtor Jots for fl!llllf', In taaeen.. r• Rent-A.Moue• fn.ata or GI eligibility and then to work and JdM:pe have !OM TIME'S wast.in' •• th.ii VA-$41,900 lncludint the land! J41.4570 '45-15'4 Commercl•I-County. Nr. paved road, Na• $1~ Isl J.rr 1 Br. e H'UGE Ba"Wlcr w/ buy UI> to'!O, 60 « -into this house. AD upgraded CANT 3 hedrnom 2 bath 646-7171. --THE POINT Property 151 tionol Tur,.~ plne -·· I< prlvoey .. charm. . ,,...,,, child, oml ptf ok • .ven • 70 thousand dollar crpts 1: drpa. frelhJy p&int· home is yearnine for a ...;...;~c.;.:. ___ ...;;;;;1 viewl of Mt. Shuta. $29,950. ~Dana Pt. 2 Bl', 2 Ba. UW inc nxi. Jll'OPtl'tY for nothing down ed. The beck yard ii a pie-family. Early move in kl Exclus.ive BaJOO. PeninllUla. One of the Last $2,950 dn. &: S249 per mo. A frplc, all feature«. ALA ft1ntel1 e '4.J..3'DI and interest at only 7%. turesque or flowers, incl qualified buyen. Aslcini lmPttSSIVf! 4 BR., 3 bath, Vacant downtown parttll 1J'I can a:ive • dee.di. 1Ueh $MJO.-Lquna, Beaut turn 2 Perhaps lr:>fM of you seHel"'I many expensive rose bwhn. S27.<XXI. NO OOWN G1'1 O!' extra larae liv. rm. Huge U Laguna Beach. 'Ibis lend Prouty, LA.NOWAY. 714: Br, frpl, view! e E-Z llnM I~ 2 Br, -· ~big. cptr/~, NICE? 1145. would like this npla.lned to So clean )'OU'll really low Low o ow N To 1.,----::,--....,.:=::...=c I x «> family nn. with beam is well located a: ready m.ms. NU-VIEW RENTALS :'i'tlU· Alao; It could be the It! Priced at S39,SOO. It NON·VETS. Call SEYMO Laguna hKh ~~inp .. m 0 ...,NL've ~c., for development, Buy now 2 Lota, R<:luded $2,450 f13..4030 er 49f..3248 wccesstul way to aeR )'OU1' won't lut. Neu Mile Square REALTY, 847-1221 MYSTIC HILLS .... ""'patio. y S79,""". I: build or hold ,Jor Moomidp cabin $15,750 LOVELY 2 bedroom and ALA lt0ftlal1 • '45-3t00 67~~ at full price. Call Parle. • SEWNG•.•. Sell dir· ..... to Ocean view• 4 Bdrm• 2 ha. CALL,,~, 646·2•1• appreciation. Zoned C·2, Lakeside cabin 133,000 den. Good k>catlon. $375. a ,.,~. If • Bkr. No kmg Ji1tin1C\.~r· Ocean vie~ uVing I: .• dining ,,wll ~.,. Jtealonomte1, Bier. 67S'700 C:U 86M6Cl or write; month. Available for one Piaa Onto, 3 BR. 2 BA. e iod, immediate cash 10 yoo rms. Lge. level yard, room ~ WAL. EXCLUSIVE C-1 ;) acn, pencer Real Estate, P. O. )ft!' or mott. No pell or • l ltvel S325 mo. 531·5111 ( :J 531-5111 • even U behind tn payrnts for pool. Xlnt neighborhood, N••r '/4e!:.:1Ll.~c Ottlee lewl, 1247 Brookhunt, shop-Bo~ b. Bi& Bear Lake, small children. A r~n t m,..1064 •vu. EHi llull COLWELL PROPERTI£,., INC REALTORS e or have notn due. Penon-cloae to ichoo1s. $49;500. pine center, An a tie Im. Calif. 615-.7225.-C.P.J. ==-;;=,;::.:~~=~I e al, confidential •ttention-* m,2800 * BACK IA Y VIEW 545-4389. · LOT fn lamoua Lake Ha..,., FREE "'11t1 riill yr.+ Inc, 2 EASl' lllulf condo. 3 Ill, 2 SEY,.IOUR AAM RATED buy of the week. Im· maculate 4 bedroom 2 bath C & W _.......,.. • Eas!hlull, Just ., beauti· o.... vu. knlt bldg, I yrt. 'London Bridae. Locat<d R ... t.A-Hou&o t1'1-M:lll I -.:.=..::::;.: __ :...__.;__I e CaJl 962-5523, Eve:. 963-4062 .II:<+~ Plus view of Fuhlon l11and BY Owner _ Nwpt Bch, home of the world Wnowi Br. Kkta I pets ok. :.:.=or-.. s:nl mo. ~ tu1 at night as in the Clay. old, o:if1'1pL refurbished. clOMJ to all achools A city. C t Me "°""'~In V•fley home Futures bright 'n OWNER trans. A 11 u m e -.a. c:msl' IM¥. A beautiful home with 3 lnco~ ms mo. fl?j,000. $9000 or Will trade for Costa OI a ta AWARD WINNER! chttry kitchen, overlooking SIA% loan. payments 1eel .,.._=-:;:-CIG sp.a.ciofts bedrooms t\ a 673-7629. Meu or Newport Beach Jn. 1 BR trailer for rent. AduLts VERY Net 3 br, tam nn, __ ,, l..r; IUJ1cKlus pool size yard with tha.n rent. 3 bt't:lrooms, den, CLOSE IN channinl family room for 2068 Newport Blvd., CM. c.2 came prop. 6.f4..4687. only. 140 C.brillo st . ~..iR lo F . V. Hi St'hl. Aft T Thia eora:eoua f&nWy ~ double patio, extraorinary xtra cabinets and ahl!lvei In • only $64,500, Call 646-ttTl. zone l.OOxllS. Ownft' wW JUST USTED ·-J..aJcftront 645-397• -"°'='c:· 131=~==·-----I ju.st waiting for you! storqe apace, c u 1 to m • at modern kitchen, builtinr, 2 blocks to beach, town & _..,... TD. Prine. only. h&e.:-lg '°t-Needs fln. PMwport Beach the warm A. cozy Uving drapes and carpeting. con-expensive wallpaper. many s::hools pub this charming 2 6(2..:llJi $36.500. room to the'spa.eious mastu veniently located in pride of custom features, covered bdrm, 1 bath cottage cloae • PROF. BLDG. -S:W.000. OCEANFRONT Home on suite, this beauty ii fresh, ownership atta. A Must patio with natural brick to everything. $33..950. Condominiums SECLUDED-~ acre-3 Bdr, beach. SlttPI I. Month of clean and ready! 4 BR, He-pn"ced right at $33.250. f 1 .._._ s 2 6 o o o 2 CHANNELFRONT for Nie 160 Cabin make oUer. . A-. SUOO. Mr. Robinson beamed tazhily room. soft rep aee, "'"·· • • ~~I · water, sc:ads or storaee. I SEYJ\10UR will take your 846--0ro4. .,,,/T'01-(:I.~ N~"·er 3 Br, It den, 3 .ha, CONDO for S&Se. 3 BR. 2~ ~r:~~~~';o.':X~79e. -Davis Realt)i 50-7000. lush shag, and, \\:oold you home in trade. Ca 11 VETS SlOO TOTAL CAm. fa 'I~ with CT"Pt'd pier A slip tor Ba .• J car pnee. w/pool Big Bear Lake (TIC_) 866-75ll 1 BLOCK to bMd!, 2 BR, belitve much more? SEYMOUR REALTY Xlnt nice 4 bdrm in xlnt -i<EAL ESTATE 27' boaL ~la N'pl !al. prlvl. N_. Koor llolp, . PM). Mo, on yrty be. I.st" Uated·l-iurry! Call 9 B-47-1221 or 546-4212 H.B. an.e near Douglaa. 1190 Glenneyre SL Park. S87.500. 673-9183. Rial Estate Wanted 114 Jut. 6'7l-M)T. Huntintrton Boaclt e BEAOICOMBDI$! Spoc. turn -all u<ll Inc 115. ALA 1t ... tal1 • '4S.3t00 • HARD to Find I 28r, '""" yrd, t'nel ..... lddl/pell. ao.. to ...,, ~ .._,,.. 494-9413 549-0316 MEDITT. DUPLEX = U lu Ontu S ROOM VA~---I ·--Mod d I 3 .... d Dupion/Units PVT pty """'' 3 .. 4 !Ir ..._... n rn. BONU ~'" mmed poa. ~• 3 BR. & Den $36,950 ctn up ex, • • en. 21 4 BR 2 BA, USO ... ft. nt\\' ot all only $28,<m.. HWTY,. Unique, white brick ater, P~r a: 1~lp. 3 way water Hie ' ' · 162 horntt. Ca.U Harry, IS3-U29 Gtntr•I 1116. '65 ALA ltOftlala • 645-ltOll ~ won'l lasL _..,._ l V>ewonNp\Isl 199500 CDM IEAUTY ~''·: 642-2312 wknda "-·------, i pa.int truride A-out, x.lnt k>c, ~ Rated entry. 2 Ba., bit· ns. · ' · ~· -- 60' x 1:111' cut..ff.nc lot. C & W lrplc.. carp. Yonl need• 675-1972 Aaenl 6r>-<OT.J brick tpl, ta.m rm. crpts., OWNER work, but a real buy tor the WATERFRONT Lido Isle, ~ 2 ~ ~ !il!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!~ I bltln range, dbl O\"l!n, TRANSFERRED handyman. Call: Via Lido Soud~_.ffk'" ....__,for with formal dining room, all I RINT,~LI BY OWNER -Mesa del Mar. dshwshr. oversized dbl rar. MISSION REALTY 494-f73l quick a.lot by vwner. rnn-freshly decorated with • fNnc:ilf Hou1t1 * Ap~I. •BR, 2 BA, famll,prm. New patio. $33,<XX>. takes all. · 3 Bednn, 1"'-bath, boat or NEAR Victor Hugo'a •. OWN_. clpll.s only. Into, li3-41!XJ; modern kitchen and an Jn.. iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii'/ shag CTPl:s. Corner. Ready camper 1ate ntar beach .t: YO'~ nWN ••L nr •-ch. 1-684-4706. * 141•0111 .. * S 3 5 5 o o If school. 5% down. Only un.-v " ~ formal eating area In the · lo Move-In! • • 124,500• Call 962-177l. ::--$27,000. Nett, Rltr., -The Sky Is Falling! kitchen. The,.., apartm.nt Buol-• CO~LLEG.EP·-k.4Br.,2ba./H2-4471(=)14MI03 RED~CARPET REAL~ L .. un• Niguel Follirc rtcht lmo ltie kit· hi 'linnd new, two Opportunity 200 -ER th REN. T dlen . right thron•h th• bed....,., cathedral .,.._ OL ttlO ~LAGUNA llach<lor pad. fam Tm, P.fa.ny fnlil fl'tff. . an 8 R 0 A D M 0 0 R , N~ -.. garqe 2 blkl to ocean. VaCllJ'tt. ~1.960. Prinvlpa.ls only. 306 OWNER mwtf Rll. Larp A11ume lhil 514" VA loa.n Shafts, oceanv\ew, 4 Br. SKYLICl-rr, or thi1' cha.rm-' ~Td ov:'°t 1~1~ room • UNIQUE GIFT HURRY! •WE baw a ,J.utt 11lec:tion .,, ... , __ tbatcu"°-""" ai-tlmmodlall'1•- Reat-Optt•• plaa. SllEIIWQOD II I: .l LT T, 1411555 2 Ir., oloc • .,tin lt/0, f'A M.; crpt1. WxlW fncd. let, d~I. t•r. v .. cont -Moot In '°""Y· $2eo. mo. Aeon! NZ. 4471 ... 546-1103. Pril1C'eton Or. s.4~1768. roorml, • bedroomi, xtra wlpaymla ol only St.191mo fam ily rm, 2 Bl, 2 )Tl old. ~ ~:U~~IL~t!i'°m:i! a~a. Priced riaht and SHOP e * * ~·" ••< _ * b al h 1., m af n I t I e en I includJnc principal, lnterut, 2'D) l4 ft Id 1 c Pd, va-~. Calf _., ._ FOR SALE-Specialty ahop ln $130--PRIVATE .hOme w/ 2 A'M'R.ACTtvt 3 BR houle, ~ ~"~ f' -• dr 1 • i 3 •R • S'ARKLING HEATED " ~• v•r•-I I ~ 1* BA f ~ rd / ----v1tca.nt 3 &: • BR, w""a«. new ape , taxes • ~. o , drpllcptd, 3 ear l'Ul~· .....,. ~........ POO' I: on ti<: UI ve center, VL•fWP, Bt, tptl. drpg, pr, kids ok. a ' e_,,.,._, ya watt. -~r "·allpe.pe:r ~ccenU, Mural crpts A drP' $26 900 Bea Hrut WnHy home Tine r .u..1 c.n.£.U ~ Sarria Ana area. MlnY tt-* ~. tmmtd oocupy, nr R.epoa. in area. W 11 ,11 wood pa.ndinc. bkr, $29,000. ICASABIAN , R. ~ E. art: With 01)', ate ~h tht: ptllo1 A throu&h another dusiw . tea.tum. Owntt'a $1«).C0Z¥ Cott11e l Br. 1CbocU le thoppt,., diildren Really. &C-«i91-• • 847...er&t>t Eves 962-5.'JUI accna, $61,500. Cl1I owntr. skytight in tbs p.rqe! But ~att!d tnttre1t dPmandi/li encl patio, pr, pet ('Ono .i peta ~'dcome. '541-«m.. • BDRM. -Uo, double o•~n •-~ y -~ .. , It's pufeetly safe ~ a_ny ol men time. Ctll Roh S&.n-.J.a-.a ,.... trifMAC. 3 + 2 + ~-m . ., ...-n•~ ...... ~ ..,.v..... OU can OWNER delpente. nrim .. ~. the • bti:<iOOiUI, the family aui:rni. ' ........ ~,!1•e;. !'.!' ~,;.:-": walk ., ~ heodl. Newly pool, 3 ""1roomo. 2\1 bothe, LICIO l1io · room, !he dlnlna room• the l,..;:::Br=. "u"n"rurn=.=.,.=.=yan1.=I ~,,:;~\;,.":" :.s~.S: 11~, ~~fl*v •--·~ 2 ~"-~.c,taMD, f:t"'c. ~ .--· ... .,,... decorated, 4 be.droom s , bu.Ht-ins. d l 1hwa1htr , lo'v!--m u·~-, ~ .. w1 Adul _..,nLo.Jll"U.. ~Vlll~ _.. Wells Place. S27,900. Owner. built-hi .... o v e n , wallpapn-accents, minwed SALESMAN NAl\JRAL' woo/J~aE,:;; ~ .,;a~~ -ta. BOAT Rental -Su~ Fun Br. bltnl, trr yrd tor Jdd; A 194-6137 aft I • (21J) 543-0081. dlltlwuher, huee firrplf'~, I v.-a.U, new tblck a h a 1 We haw an optnlnc tor I ED CAIBEDRAi. o:n.: ac:i ' ........_,,,.. Piuaa -$Xl,000 + nel Gift pet. . · M6-6430. !lEST Col• Park area. 3 yard with 6 ma~ tnut l carpeUrw, centftl flaor hllh cllibrt, tftative utes. Income Property 16' ahap1 Hallm1trk . ·''* ~L=!:ASPJ~~-~i=,.,~.~Bra-nd-naw--3 !Ir., 2 SA, encl. -oo. b1oek treeoa, colorful •tti-brk, ..i ..... brk, •",950. --~. -n. canable of dealln1 l:NGS! A gr?al Newport H II nd lu S I 1 b 2 ~ · • ~ SO ••• • --~' -~~ ~-~ Be&dl addrei< •t only e NOW SELLING e o a 1. a H II 3-DOWiOUSE, -J r. -· cpb, •1111• «N \\ .. u. near tchool~ $28,7 · ~.<m. 84~1-. OWNER SAYS "SEIL." and tn hl,ebtt priced propertle11. $52,99.> with lO% down. CaU . ~ "The Broker "'ith Empethy'' Qr. end" car. bltna, p.a:tio. NT tchi. 6 oce1n. 9'l spec.ill tmn11. Prlnc:lpJet1 $2l 500 he'h k-that bn"9r with • ,,,_1111 •llll!!.ll -1TI6 Orange Av~ .• C.tl.t. cTpts/drps, -t ok , ~ts. No pet&. IG-'1W3,· ""''· eau m-uoo; 642-2312. ' • .... ~-,,...., •& 100-._ -· •e•• • ~ ..;'.;;==.::::c.=:o.:~;::: I NEAR SEACH-4811. 2\l BA -.. La110 < lldrm, hUao --. -· 643-4110 · -•""· LANDLORDS I 963-2212 MESA VEllDE lleouUflljl,y CONOO. Olvts. drpt,' fpl, yard """l>I f•nced and ln 3!16 vta Lido m4562 INCOME HOMES ESTABLISKED Gardenltv Do""' ha•• a•-! We "'2°"s'=R"'.11"i;,~-..,K~ld~l/pelg~~. ~AJID~J'1 decorated If l~ped. tlf!C kit, 'J car encl f&r. nicest. arta. 0N,y $31,9-JO. &-NEW DU~ $48.9!!0 buaineA9-COmplete w I t .op ctn till It. Many detilnbft BR, .lllS. Kldl/pets. • ,m. $48,950. ownr 86"1'-3194 Vtiea.nt. BJcr..Ownr. E\'e: lluny, call Bkr, tfi2..M23. ELEGANT 4-NEW TRIPLEXES .. $67,950 fl Ile equipment 1 trallt":r. t~Mn• on our WllitJna M~t. Rent-A·HOUN fn.aQ1 CPRNER lot cul-<lwa<: a~ J I 1168-llTII. GOV·'T OWNED 4i!;'!':~ 4"~:;1~ ,r;;: 9UICK CASH lleauL n..,,. 2 • 3 BR unit~ $800 or"''" oiler. 536-1154; Abaollllely, NO CHARGES. DAILY PILOT BR. 2 J!A. "1>1 " bonu rm. I YEAR • BR. G,....,. ~-----·; -. Low pl 192 500 Ul E. Bay St., Colla Mua. er 1-591-1«12. IEACON RENTALS ,llOO. S..'1193 b-·-~· I -:--cav.mm.nt · ,,.,. acn. ' · THROUGH A Comple. Ill, 1'11: -EST. local coffea 1mp 1 a.n1. * MMlll , * CLASSIFIED ADS v. A. REPO. <BR. 2111. ...,,.t b. Avail cloolos coN. eau -. ~ ~,.. DAIL y PILOT BY ...,,..,. dupJ.s 1 vr old ., j p.m. Ylfld ..... .., Lib to tradet o.. Tndel''• FOi A<;noN. •• 133,lOO Slim ON. ml..M., · ~ '' n1 I. * C t R::lo.. ' urt•-. WANT .AD Caplltram Beach. Sll0,000. &noll "'-•""" -l'arldloo column Is lo<)'Otll •~•.•• Aulh<x'iad -$CM111Q -·~ NI ~ 34l6 VloLldo 813-e&2 <rtrad<lorlot.-alter l-14MMJ. 5UM1,$doyslo<$bucb. '--JI • • • . ' ... .:t _, •. ' y- ( • \ • ., '·· • • ' l l • -21 DAILY PILOT , -. .. ' ,,_ ' ' ' . -- !!!!l!!!!!!!T!J!!llf>d!!l17, Ju~ 11. 1972 f , ~ 1-1 ~--I ~~~ I I t -v ---·~I .._-_,.-_ .. _"'_ ... __,~1 .:.I Ap.iiiiiiiii ..... iiiiii .. iiiiii ... iiiiii-~lii~~l'•;; .. a:1:;·; .. -~l~f!l~1~·;~; ... ;"';;'";;~iii·~~~--1-:·;-]{!] f.-· , ... ~I~ I -I~ I 1:1: ·~ ·:.1· ,,-__ ...;u-__ -:.·-•;.;. Town. ....... Unlvm. 335 Apt. Unfum. 3'5Apl. u........ 161 Apr. Untvm. 365 Apt. Unfu~'"'· ts ..... Suni-r "-I• 420 Bu1IMU Rental 445 't .C ... o -Huntl.,.i0n -· General 0...rol Dana Polnl Ml11I.,; Vl~ , '' f"um. or Unfum. ml BAYFR~ I BR, avall all * OFTICE-600 l'I 11 a\'l , ~ LOVELY,·~ br, tbt, 3 Br, l'ii ba. I~• iiiiii~iiii,iiil LARGE, dtluxe 2 Br, 2 Ba, e NEW~ Br, 14' Ba ~tep dn Cotti MMll Qt part of A\l&U!l $500/wk. now. 80g Sq. Fl 1N- 1 • [ ' fll11 "'" llv nu • _pool, II ml, boach. I-~-~'"-' _HA~ENOA HARBOR °""*" view, $1ll3. Adult. llv rm. ahls "'"· '>d!J!L . $umnie lnrlrY Outmrolnc vlow l location, DqSl'RIAL SHOP avl AUg. " I w/lri*:, 'dee kllcllOO. Nr. $215 mo. 536-1833 From $150 -.nir.-~738. -bllno; poOo, pool l ,...)J.,." r --·m: jetty~ --Ible fAm1ly 6464)30, .._ • • ' :!:i°t. ~ 1;.,~HfC. University Pork DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS Fountoln Volltv fllO, ~71. ' , PALM MESA APTS. only. ~30-1 lor appt. BEAUT. 1i;oo ., n. ,,_ on l e vtLLAGE Ill _ Prlnoeton. Furnlshtcl & Unfurnllhod Newport Beach J.(INUTES TO NPT. BCH. BA'( VIEW 2 bedroom Coool Hwy, CdM. Low rem. : RENT w~ption to b11>. s bf, Heated Pool _ Garages _ Sbag Carpeting 4 BR, 211 Be, encl canige. FURN. OR UNFURN. aletpc , complotely furnlsb'. Calt ~an -· • "l ~ ""v~i. = :11~ = ~A~:t. ~.;,,.~ Dishwasher -All Utilities Paid. :"_ i\d~~llioS:i~:J.'1" 2 PARK NEWPOIT u:¥Iev•hlf larp "'"" ed. Avail June to 5"pl $750 lnd;OitfarR~' -450 -. Adultt Only .No Pots • APARTMENTS uae pao, Jacuul elect ll" month. Ad1ilt1 Oll!y _,,_,,. • -;. mo rent, 645-4583. Ouplexas Unfurn. 350 241 Avocodo Stf.'c;oste --646-1204 Huntington lluch bit.Ins, abq: cn>ll. drJ>•, qent. m-4930. · "' · OSTA MESA · ' ' Bl\, 2 ba, b It I Its. on th• bay .. una •le. Adulll,JIO pels. NO 62 1440 l 28811 sq )t. : •-·-· patio. Gd ,.hi ~C;;;0;;;1t;;;•..;Nlt;;.,;.s;;;•..____ VILLA MARSEILLES 0 -. Sl!>IGLES ... ; • ., .. From 1135 ' e..can 11ey, N.a . ·CABINET~ · -: dist. Avon !l"P•• L $215. UNFURN. duplex 2 BR, encl SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT, N BEACH'. Luxury apartment IMna""' l ,BEDRlo! .... ., ... Ftom$l40 Waterfront 4 I!!'· 4 BA, • FIBERGLASS -• 962--4313 ... 'H: .... 1 Furn•~L......1 & Un'fumlsL·•_ ertooking the watrr. Enjo 2 BEDRM .•••••• From $160 Aus, $2700. fie Cl_!ner oa Nr N pt Frwy &; s D t'S."'.tttu ··! gara,ge. '#JW<//rrro. AuWtl on-..,_ nwu 2 BR, 2 BA Uni. 1 Fr. 1251 $750,000 heal.lb apa, 7 swim· ou're right. tbey'tt W> premlsff. · w · · ..... ,,. '1 ly. Call 518-8835. Adult Llv1"9 • 2 B tn!ug pool•, 7 lighted ten'. er--prlced 1l6t Mesa ~. CIUNA Owe 2931 Grace Lll. _ I 2 BR., Un!um Sml yard. Dlsbwaslter color coordinated . ~ppllances • R. Furn Fr_ 13111 nla rourla plU> mu.. o! (5 blla from Newport mvd l Vie of d<>ll howo. (So. ol Beker, E. of foirview <BR., ,Zli ba. •••••• $3&1/315 Ca~ 1!3S/mo. Adults. Plush shag ~arpet -mirrored wardrobe door.. \ ~~A~~~' bicycle tiaiJi, putting, ahul-, . ~ . , $!;wk i':::.:-;;;· k~di. \! Mi) Represeblatlvt there 3 BR., 2~ batltl': ....... $3Stl 2170 Pacific No. B. 6#--0079. indirect lighting in kitchen • breaktut bar • Carp •11-drape><lt.bwasher Deboard, croquet, JUlllc< 1'1 · • Ron J\e;...l 6~ rutrug. 9 am-II noon. 4 Bil, ~baths .... , ..... $310 Huntlnston 80ach huge private fenced patio • pl\ish landscap-heated pool-uunaa-tennts f1<m 117~50 monthly; .WO 1 llleetilUIU 20 ' ., _ < 714 > 979 -44.l< or 819-<71l 3 BR,, 2 balba .......... $340 __ ..:;.. _____ 1 Ing • brick_ Bar·be-Ques • large heated pools rec room-ocean views and· 2'bednldm Plans and Sporld"'!_N+ A~t Apls. Vacotlan lltnl•l• 425 FOR lease by owner, '"' Irvine 3 BR, 2 ,Betha .•.. , , , , .. $400 IMMAC. 1 BR t. Den-cov & JanaL Air condltlonlllJ!. -• pallowmple parkln; 2-itory town houseJ. Elec-e 1 e $181 · • dustrial bldg. 10.000 oq, ll15 i eel h 1-.1io. Crpt, drps, bltns, 3101 So. Bristol St., 'Santa, Ana' t 55~4200 Security Guards. tric kitchens, priv•te patios e 1 R-$l90 • * CATALINA •*·' Boa'Chard, nr Edinger A . r . ·111 clo.ed gar., lov•ly private COLOWELL, BANKER ' co. • HUNTINGTON or balcortiel, carpeting, dra· • 2 Be-lu..;. $245 Beautilul v;ew home, .s Br. Drand. Santa Ana-64:1-W. grounds. Water &-gardener MANAGING AGENT ~ries. SUbt~anean ~k-e 2 BR 2 Ba-tarn Ufs. . . By v.'ffk or mooth 6'f3-0148: 'NE\V DELUXE M-l UJYts. 3 pd. Responsible inanied , !!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!i!' ,,, · :· PACIFIC ing with elevatOl'll. Optional Private patios lush forest , • . ph. po\ver. 1733 M•via REALTY couple. $165. '640:s) 00 1 . maid service. Ju.It north ot setting Carports 111 pa ·d R1nt•l1•to Share ~ 430 5U-3143l'W;9793eves . ., dog 1142-3m · ' Apt F Univ .J65 Fashk>n lalaml al Jamboree · • • ' · . • " • - Univ. Park Center, Irvine 1 • . l~~·~·~u~.r~n.;·~·-~·~;~i~~~, rn. andSanJoaquinHUls;Road. _u~ E. ~St., C._M. 548--0137 F~ -\~ght-w/san:ie R1nt1l1:0Pinted 460 -~ Call Anytime 833-0820 DUPLEX for nnt, $13S. ·Huntington Telephl?lf <714) 6"-1900 _GI.. pr1/room Ii. l>oard A laund. ·-~'. O!!ice bolll'I g A¥ 1o 8 PM 2 Br, cpts; drps. •24 Geneva, !or reOW mlormalloo Huntlntton a. ... '-, ,, .11:;1) mo, NI"' home. Nr 19th RESPONSIBLE older.~ _-!, 3BR. 2Ba. ··-.. ~ Apt A. ~ Manager. F.~F.$130~U:e.;.. ~ DELUXE~ a; .. l ba., frpl., 2 . ii' "FiioM' $139 F~~a;.::~:!~61p; ... ~s ~~u;;~]'.,~~ ... t:. ~; ,uuu.rm .•• ......, Nr be:a.ch ~ Poor. new 'lrP· oi: psint. Encl MOVE IN TODAYJ ho w · "'"'Y.p1ngarea._... · 4 BR., 21! ba., lam. rm. $375 53&-377'1/5.16-7282. Near beach.· 0..,. "°"" Sat gar. Adults over 30: no Kids l pets OK Poul All ~""'· :ilking, •.•at , 3 BR"" or lrg. apt Ull!urn t 3 BJt, 2 Ba. Atrium •••• $325 . ( lf9) L D-Furnl1NMI & 124:30. 623 9th r· or. call children or pets $190 extras '3 B fl·-1739, us-no dren. 642-2623. ~A t-e' 1-u Ill J '{! WE HAVE OTHERS ..,.,tmoots!w..,. •gun1 -•ch 847--0140. 645-4443 · -· r, •~•. 2-A GffiL to sh 1\1 1 br wr ren ,.n. n an. · \' Unfurnished -7.;.,-,,-,---;;f--.--i-::-,~;;c·.,..~.,..-~-Keebon Lant. <Nr. Slaler a: a()al'bne t ·~s.~o.:: \....._' 1973.•$42Spermo. in Cd.Mor t • NO. end -nr bch Bachelor WAlK to B/tach BAL. Penin Deluxe 2 1; 3 Beach BJ.) 847-3669. 847-8732 ~~:. · · "°" ,uv. Ne"'})Ort Bch. 644-3402. apt, eook'g :;j1, sep ent, From $120 to $215 mo 2 Br., cpts, drps, dshwshr BR. Frple. Bar. Brand new. FURN or unrum, 2 le 3 hr, SHARE terf REFINED retired gentleman prl patio. · until pd. 125 & 308 16th, 847-3957 Nr. Pavillion. yr J y. l !A ba pet OK. Fro $l4S . tnY.:wa ront home wants R&B or share deluxe ,. 494-lS36, 494-7256-Bachelors • 1 Bdrms LARGE 2 BR 1 slory 'plex. 842--8148 1 blk, m · w/dock, man 31).$) yrs horn T " "'"1799. 1 " .... · to shpg center. $150/mo. Straight 675-433L e. op.,.,, JJO"" ·;: .. -Newport Beach ~ 2 Bdrm•• 3 Bdrms Cpts, drps. r/o, gar fncd, PARK Ne\vport l BR. apt. Manager's address: 7731 ' 'VANTED: 4-5 BR home tn •' A _B_A.;.Y_F_RO_N_T_R_ENT,...:_A_L_ .1V2 or 2 Full Baths child OK. $135. 847--024s. Bay view overlooking tennis 2E~~N~:_.?· H.B. 842-1831. ~~ t7B Mme ~o EnSign-Harbor HI distrlcl. ~: Bol C 301 Edgewater at Coronado. Master size bedrooms w/ L19un1 Be,.ch 64.1-0600 8-4:30, 640-1266 , d .. .,..ex. Stove>, refrlg, Prl · wpo ! a c · Will sign lease. 642-5373. · {\ d N.w Onc aftt -aft ~. dsh/wsh, wsh/dl')', crpt&, v. room & Ba. 64a-3143. ' :: .,.., )"early lease only $325, 3 high beam ceilings, large DELUXE 2 BR vieW duplex drpg $165. c.ou1)le Garage for 1 year. Costa .. , , · r · . i , . , , ' .:' I It .I ! -1 i' I: I I 11 j' Apts. Fum. \ffliera1 '1SINCE 19W' lit Western Bank, Bldg. BR, 2 baths, garage. Priv. living room wl.gas or gar '"alk to ,,_ h 1265 · BEACH area .apartment:s !,;~"~~· ;·~--~-~=P"'=1=·=1li!M!=llcG:A•:iir:Aag~os:;;;fo;'.r;:,:;:R-;;t;n-;t ;;;:::435:; fi.iesa_g_r Newport Beach. •-4' FU DUIJUR£ RENTAL wood burning" fireplace. · " ~·c -lrom $175 -month y~-. • •· ~. · . 1: nn beach. Available now. Conven;ent laundry area $275 mo. Good Real Esta!•. ACT ~ Mr •Y GARAGE for .car or itorage. 642~789-' I' L .. une BMch MR. ROBINSON oft. kitchen. Enclosed pa~ 494-7518. · -· Larson N rt Buch $3'. per mo. 9lB Palm St. ~~~~~~~~~I ·~ ;: LArniiiA~·Nj,,;;,J.'"4'·sR.' 2 *Month lb Month DAVIS REALTY 642-7000 tios. 2 swimming pools, N. end, 2 BR. 2 BA .. nr NEWPORT -BAYFRONT ewpo H.B. 53&-4678, 536-<979. . ;[ I~ . \'. BA. uv rm & dUtiug area * 10091 l'urclwe Oplloll $210 PER month sublet 7/15 ,.una, recreation !aclli· beadi & market. Adull!, no APT. 2 Br. 2 Be 1425: 'Fw WlLL you rent. _, -• • ): University Park, Irvine Doys 552-7800 Nlght1 tam•y rm. !rpl, -bu-*Wide SdeEk>"' -IO 9/15. Large ~ingle apt tleJ. Security .. ard. .,. .. _ $160 mo. 4-12. Details Call 642-2'm. OAKWOOD garage NB/CM r;;,e ,;:,.; -. j: ...,.,,, drapes fenced & SIYI•'°""'· •ocl: Pool, Tenms & Spa. Models Open •,;i t pm. * NEW 2 BR .. blk to beaCh. Newport Shores tum? 646--8473. " ~. .-cOr garago. * 24 Hour Dellvuy ~20-2700 p t W CM Spectacular view. $260 up. 1 BR. unlurn. 1 blk ... an. Off::::=lce,_R .. e;,.nl .. •:;;t __ _;,440;; Announcements 500 · .. j: Jmmac. $315 mo., 1st, last & ii Apt. Unfurn. 365 · nr Ha":i:': Bi:J·, 494-3383 or 494-2339. sw1m pool. ms. Yrly 210 The Last ,'~· =·Avallabl• Aug_ 24th. ~ ..,__._..a ~ Gonor•I Adam• 1 Bft apt .. ar down!Dwn. C<IJar, 543-7290 alt 5. Word In D~ w:'~r!i.: N~:e~=y se.:,~ :: l=±-~-'--~~~-~I ,_..,..;.J!!~~i.;;;...-.-1---------Bit-ins, crpt'd. No pets. A_._ tlS '· $l75-Ni" 1 Br, No. end. ON THE BEACH! 546·5025 ll70/mo. Call 842--4904. ..,.F~;n. or Unfum. 370 Great : .. 11a':. "m:~~:. ~:;,:;~• !'.~~:bllb~ -:•, 1 ' New cpt8/drps. bltnl, iar. 517 W. 19th, CM 548-3481 Linda Isle A-.artinents! Laguna Beach. 494-94616 Cler Beau Professional ! $211). Walk to bch & ll>Wn. 2 -N. Mal) SA · "7 "n< --------1 Costo ,._so '"'t' ' ' G ·. 1': B H d -" VI _.,..., ..,. -u l BR Fum & Unlurn -""' N~VPORT WATERFRONT roomtng as ot 6/12/72. r. uge .. ,...... ew. · · · Mesa Verde ---------$275-El Toro 4 Br, 2 Ba, Balboo Ptnlnsulo FROM ONLY $195 LIVE IN A GARDEN 1 & 2 BR. !tin>. or Ull!urn. What more . can )'OU •ay OFFICE. Prestige location Auto tronsportatlon 525 " !rpl, bit-ins, gar, ;,rd, patio. OCEAN QUEEN DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba, Pool. 1140 Up. Children's aboul an •partment -com-oppoeH• Linda Isle. Carpet '1 I: NU-VIEW RENTALS el45WK&UP-On0cean 1830E.Oceanrtvd. and enjoy pr;vacy, luxury ••cl gar, $155 up. Rental :iecllo•-.ELM GARDENS munitythalcomeswUhll ab',gdprldng 341Bey•;ci,; ,,._ :: 673-4030 or 494-3248 Lovely Bach .1 Br, • ttooms Long Beach (213) 435-5845 and aecurity at a PI-ice you ~i0343095 Mace Ave . API'S. lil &. 22nd Sl, c .M. million worth of recreation! Dr. ~16ro/eVes. 548-1019 * I * * !' NO. End charming 2 Br. din Maid Service. Poot . Utll Pd. Mng'd by William Walters Co. can afford. ;~::,:""'·-=-----~= 1 ~642--'--31145_.,.-,-~-----~~ . DESK rpace available . $50 Bil Mexwell :: nn, trpl, gar, terrace w/ e Call 6?5-8740 e Balboa Island * 1500 llQ. fl <lf living ::A~p--t._U.;,;.,nfu~m.:,;;.,.,.-.-,..:;.3'5~;;Apt::;;,;,.• ;:U,:;ilfll::;m..::,. ___ 365= Odr.~enmsplpro &: activities mo. WW irovide fllrnlture BPa.Olbo, alolxslolnSdl · ··: 1 l'L b k C 2 3 bed .be>o•or us areat fun at S5 mo.~ service .- octan v ew, 711 I s oit• Mesa LJ-E Island 1 Br IW<-apt. * or rooms, 2 baths N t Ba h N INch times? a·-"·"e, 1-Beach Bl-~ You are the winnet' o! • beach/shop'I• kilts. ,,... •Fireplace, pati<l, garage ewpor ac ewport vtwaW •o•J vu. :. 49'-1836, 494-7256 * $30 WEEK & l)p * $225/mo.• · Yrly .. alw 1 Br * p&,1 and PUtting Huntington Beach. 642-IS21 2 tick"'8 to tho •, e Studio & 1 BR Apts I o'$1"-7,,_5_. weekl_c,..:.Y.;6.,c7~_11c:78-"-. --'-iY<lW's now, from $l9S. Come Rents from $145 z-ADJOINING 0 1 fii c e 5 ~ Southland : La1uno Niguel ' NEW Home, 3 BR, 2 BA; tam rm, bltns, t:rpta, dl'p.!I, view, 4 mi to ocean no pets, lease, ·$280. owner 213: •TV I: Maid Service Avail Balboa Penihstjti see! ~ available. 2 different loca· Hofnt'& Garden :· e Phone Service-Htd Pool ,,. · S• ' ~~-ru11~· Sorry, No Pets tions. $150. & $100./mo. Show l e Children & Pet section 2 BR, 1~2 ha., patio, balcony, 1T845HEAn~h:N;m~~~u: ~-, ·, Or Children .• , 642-6560. at the 1 ~, 23 76 N._..i Blvd, CM 315 E. Bey. $225. monthly on • u , ANAHEIM :. -MS-9755 or 645-3967 yrly lease. Inquire . at Apt ~ . ~ Modeb Open Daily NEWPORT Beach o 1 I i c e CONVENTION : This Ad Worth $5 on ~~nt C. 67~1521 or 548-7771. CaJJ Mrs. Phillips, 642-2824 From 10 am to 7 pm spa~ available' 450 lsq. ft. CENTER l• ~lll24 = • NEWPORT 15<, per It Contact Norm ' SNEAK PREVIEW of P~( Corona del Mar Park-like Surrounding I-~ . , OAKWOOD Phillips, ~3940. July 14 ·July 23 11 !. bably the best new QUIEl' ·DELUXE EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS IDEAL 1oc avL Aug. 1 Ple11-•e cali 642-5678, ext.!!< •· 3 Br 2 ba, bltlns, carpeting apartments tn Costa M.,., _ 2 & 3 _BR API'S N rt Be GARDEN APTS Harbor Blvd CM. Good tra!-between 9 and 5 pm to cl1im ··I .. M & alndr.te~..::.., Pool! " c 1'aucdU~etied•.· featuring !lrepla"''• walk in ;:a;! Prv. patloa * Htd Pools ewpo acfl'S Newport Beach South fie .expose. 1000 eq ft. your tickets. <North County ·-~· " closet., expo,..i b<omed -Nr "'°"'g * AdUJll Only ' M •83&-3431 dys. toll-Ire<> number ;, 540-1220) L...,no Hiiia 1.M~s.:i-::-3S5l:;:1an::-'-...,;;::I :;:. :--==-t-;;"';;;U;in•~· "'cluandb~.·-swan,, .. · r-Martinique Apts. Ost Prestigious Address -l7QO.~~-· OFFICE Space, ... Old * * * 111 -... e10 _,.,,:ii.. 'a. .. :::.....·.,,._ 1 ON TEN ACRES 1777 Santa Ana Ave .. c .M. The Coast's finest. That one statement says NewportBIV<l .• 3 blks No. 01 , :: li"""' ... s. c."' ..... -oc Mgr. Apt. 113 6+6-5542 it all. High on Newnnrt's western -most Newport Beach North .. H'i")' l. 300. sq. ft. $95/mo. ~ · l.' ** 2 BR. l 'S BA. El Bedroom from $135 per mo Apts. furn./unfum. Lease ;_· ,-_-, Dorado. Compl. crpt'd & 140 w. Wilson, Costa Mesa.· Fireplaces I prlv. patios. SNE, AK PREVIEW of pno-bNluffs overlooking Lido Isle, th~ Ocean. and 880 Irvine Avenue 548-53(X) ,..., 1~. •,". drp'd. m ... FllC<I yrd .& Poola TetuUs Contnl'l Bklst. bably the best new ewoort Harbor has been 4lated the South-64.'-0550 BAY VIEW OFFICES :" 1: pat». $225/mo. 830-5891. 1 BR. Furn. 2 lrg. closets, 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 apartments in Costa Mesa, landts most exquisite ·aparfllfent homes in a _ Deluxe, air-conditioned 1· ~n mxtra· e ~ priv dre~~ MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) featuring fireplaces walk in matchless setting of luxuriantly landspaced m4 w. Oceanfront, lg l 'BR, Redecorated, Lido ar~a Personals 530 .~ , Newport Beach mg rm. ... rooms, euu cl-·ts, expo-·, , beamed lak . din' d -f . d rmal summer & winter rentals, n -alononu'c• Bkr 6~ -. ' 1 1 Adults n1 -~ es, wm g rives ountams an fo _ ~ ~ ·~•w s 11· 8 I gar w 5 orage. 0 y. ceiling, clubroUSE', swim-3ardens .•. all inspired by the renowned gar· avail July l. 644-5307. OFFICE win • 1 ing or uying 1 " $~ 3 Br. 2 Ba. trplc, no pets. $150/mo. $190 ·2 BR. front dplx, frpl . 1 .,..., month, a"fltd, • Cir? ; bl!arm, bltns, lr.g yrd. ·i 2035 Fullerton, C.M. Gold shag, no pet/child. ming poo • and many other ens and elegant architecture of the famed San Clemente utll pd. Jn ·shopping center. Before -'••in9 • dMl•r 1. t35l). N•w 3 Br, 2~ Ba, 1 Br lrg llfitl 11140 _ S/poOI. gar ..u clean rng, no frost =;,, i::";i; .,.~mo~ palace at Versailles. 333 E .. 17th St., C.M. 67J--0140. Coll 645•6333 -; frplc. ..Avail yrly. -Adlts only, "ideal for ref. 433 Iris, vac_ant S42-3l3I. HO w. Wilson, Costa Mesa. We can't tell y· Ou here of all of the w_onders 5:a.A:.~~.-shag !_B.!:_t+lll' 2 Business R~al 441 We h1v1 priv•t• $430 • 4 Br, 2 Ba_-Frplc, bachelors, 1993 Church, CM 2 BR. Coro Lldo. Apt. Adults, th t ••~ B clubhse pr;v!. pool, "' pels. ® E. Coast * * $180 * * a awai\l.ou at Versailles. You must see bch/pler/sboJ>', 492-4nl. 1738 An ah elm, c.M. uy••! & Sollors NU-VIEW .RENTALS =543-=9633~-FURN=~~,~~ ; . .:H::wy'.-'-'-. 54&-4::::__:9::21::_· ____ 3 Br, 111 Ba, nowly painted for yourse • The full glass walls to the in· ~l ~~~~~~~~I B .,_1 .... -PALM, CARDS., SPffiIT-673-4030 or 494-3248. BEAUT. · BR. $175. Bltins, crpVdrps, encl patio. comparable views. Fir'dilaces. BuiJt .. in -I ftoor, parking~ nr. 17th &: UAL·READINGS. Britlg ad .. HARBOR View, Carmel, ~:u:~cl. ~tilpe.ts, Ht~2= Costa Mei• Nr schls & shop'g, Children bars. Spacious minored ressing areas. The Rentllt If aj ~eWJKlrt00 C.M. · 9XI 14, ft. for reductiori.. 10831 Beach ··_;· beaut carpl'd & draped: 3 ok, no pels, 880 Center St., provisions for your comfort and security _ -., mo. 67~2654. Blvd., Stanton.1 ml aoutb ol ·, :: BR., 2 ba. Pand•d fam, LARGE 1 br, w/w cp4 mo DELUXE CM. 642-8340 or 548-2682. • •. iate house to the enclosed community, OFTICE, otore near N'pl. ••es-1 545-8424. ' :: M rm., trp 1 I.; va1N 1ey lsview. $425 ~i!~ ;~.r~ Mar-Air ~~d~R~~~~1SSWim· MODERN 2 Br, w/glass p0aurr.kfuflg00witAnbind youTrhbuVilding111, elecva1 tobr to Rooms 400 ~po· t o53t•7-ftl$150Gr~Fnd ASl'Rd OLOGICAL compatible :~_1;; o., ease.. ope .. ~=~'--c---"''-"=---I , walled !iv rm., beam eeil-Y r. . • • e ersa es U •• , · • ; '""' t. ates singles dances w/live ' . Corbin-Martin Rltrs 644"7662 Dan• Point ming Pools • Health Spa • ings, Jrg patio. $160 On E. yopr own·exclusive club with its sumptuously Q""U i"E"T ··Ne j ,·-·=:.::.":. S225 Month. Agent 646-2414. music in N.B. c•-"es ·' ~: Tennis Courts • Game and ( ill -·~ -~· 4 Bdrm, 2 bath , Harbor Vl•w 2 .. BllUard Room. 16th St See Mgr, at 437 urnished lounges. b-lard room, exercise Kitchon priv. -ed OFTICE spa.,. or comm'! Chalet. MZ-5494. _ ,. Home, near Pool & toB~t.1~ BA, ~~··1walk 1 BR. ~m 1160 Princeton Dr. Cnr Harbor and sauna rooms, beated pool, sun deck and man $65 mo. 548-0016 aft store Avail. APPJ'OX. 500 sq. ALCOHOUCS Anonvt'r'W"ll.. :· •,: .,.,ppmg, m I""'""• p ease. r lu BJ. d) · · 1 5P ft l'fb . .,, ... ¥-• Clubhouse $430 mo. lease, 499-3596. 1 BR. & Den From $180 v . our umque 'Acapulco type" aqua bar. M. ean' Gj'f ~aCh Blvd., H.B. Phone MZ-7217 or l\Tlte i: G""'ner iocluded, Ag•nl MEDITERRANEAN GARDEN apt. 3 BR, 2 ba, Everything to contribute to luxurious living ROOMS 123 •Up. Ovorlook· ~-~· Agt. ... P.O. Box 1223, Costa M.,., " 84Q-qJ20, Huntington Btoch avail about Aug. 1. $183 per m an unparalleled atmosphere of presti§e ing Harbor & O c e • n . : J• YEARLY, _new duplex 2 ' LaQUINTA HERMOSA . VILLAGE mo. !st & 1 .. 1 In advanco. and privacy. Just the finest there is:, .thats 1.15/wk. \I blk °"'an. 2500 * * * * * * 1 bdnn., I ba., crpto., dl'J>'., s 2400 Harbor Blvd., c.M. $50 cloan r... 2 chlldttn all. Seavlew, CdM. . I bltns. a.st Newport Joca-panish Cou~try Estate Uv-(714) 557-8020 only. No pels, 5'6-6985. ROOMS $1!i wk up w/IOL $30 l~l lion, like hse. 675-4179 or ing & Spac~us Apts. Ter-RENTAL OFTICE SPAC 2 & 3 Br apt $140 up. wk up Apts, 2376 Newport ' 1· 675-:1;75. :-i"~ u::ii,v:::;;v1:: OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM Pool; cpt/drp, blln~ !Odo mvd.-CM SfS.9755. .. ' ; WESfCIJFT, Ex .. u ti y' Only E/stde 2 BR. l\! Ba adult ok. Hotels, Motels 410 Trader's Parad 1"se :ii: homo. 4 BR, 3 ea. Beaut. 1 BR. FURN. $175 -"·Encl .. tio. $1'6. 1996 r.fapl• No. 1 ... 642-:J813 atrium YearJy. Call: ALL_lJTILTTIES PAID 136 Melody Ln. ~9695 or 2200 Oilleee No. 5 .• :642-7035 * * * \VINTON, Rea1tor 675--3331 &48-5986 aft 6 pm. $195 2 BR front dplx, ftp! Cralg Nul EAST BLUFF beautiful 4 (4 blks S. o! San o;,go Frwy 2 BR, 2 BA. m,,_, crpto. Gold shag, no pet/chHd, gar 3101 S. Bristol BR, • BA 1a.:..11 oh Beach, 1 blit \V. on Holt drps, garage, Adults. 162-1 ·self-cl.ean tng, no frost .ret Santa Ana " • tep. uuoY rm, ) You --th wi ! to 162ll·Parkside Lane. Coriander Dr. No. A, O.f 431 Iris, vacant 642-3331. ...... e nnu o lge lot. $475. lse. Avail. fTI4) 847-5441 557-5459 . . 2 tickets to the August Wth. 833-lill .... • ,d *·•BEAUTIFUL 1 &, 2 BR. Southland . lines times dollats " •' . !l .. ~~ 1<~1 ,. : 3 BR.,~ .Ba. ?jcar beach. , $145 .... $16S SPACIOUS. CLEAN studio 2 Contemporary Garden Apt~. Home &. Gerden Avail. Sept. 1. $350, Bacliclor & 1 BR, patios, Br, w/w cpt. nu drps, t'let Patios, frplc., pool. $155-Show .at the. ANAHEIM One Bedroom -Studios from: Bkr. Mtl-1290 frplc's. priv. -R:.a rage i'!. bltns. ll.4. ba, priv patio, $170. Call 5f6-5163. OCEANFRON'l'-2 Br. 2 Ba, DlvH!ed bath .. & lo!s ol .;.54c:;..t:,,:::89l:::.· ~--=-NEW 2 BR, 2 BA. dbl . ~ven has gar. ·Yearly, clp.sets. Rec hall; pool &. 2 BR., unfurn., children. garage. $200 month. ·Bltins, '180. f265. !-----:"--.....:.' .:.....;__...JJ " L .WANTED: 4 place 1ing eng !;!~~ . rlane ' motor hlne, flave :·l :.· 67 Oirysler New Yorker CpNVENTION IRVINE Terrace view lot .. #Jl\'t·A·House 979.8430 pool "tables, sauna tiaths. Absol. no pets. Inquire at crpb!, drapes. 6 4 5-4 2 0 3, Condominiums Stt tor youJ'self f 17301 381 No. 2, E 18th St. ""~S:0-'"7-,-'7'~.,--.,-·I~ Furn. Keel Min Ln. 11 blk W, of; ,;~"=:=;1:;;63:;. --=--~~~~ 2 BR, stove &: re.frig. crpts, --------3;,.1;;;5 Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). CLE.4\N 2 Br, studk>, drpa/ drps, .6 ~·Adults.~ tn- Dan• Point 842-7848 crpt/bltns/gar. Adults, no {ant ok. No pEo'ts. 174 ?a.orate BACHELOR Apt -Pool·Utt1-1,,:.pe~ts~·_;l155_.C.548-&5"-'._,;.;7_;_' --I .,v,,tsta,;r.i;;i-c;;;.M_.-;;-...... :--:-:-':'- G * * pd. $115. Sl<M! & Relrig. 2 BR. unfum. Crp•· •-, SPACIOUS 2 Bl' a pf. tne Marinacc1 1-c A A ~ ~~ ~M• 1 '"'"' amcorn, ))I · range/oven, retrig. No pell. ._..._rno. Okk!l" pa'ffe11i!d. 1709 EvergrHn Clrcle 8411-ill>. S140/mo. 96&-1<55. ~45 Fountain Valley ·* W1NTER RENTALS *DELUXE 1 • 2 BR.* •3 BR, 2 Ba, E lBth SI., ~-c, You are the winner ot 1 2 3 < BR n-N • • -2 ~·to the ' ' ' · n.cserve ow. Bltns, -dshwshr, pr., nr So. rncl garage1 Adlta, $175. ABBEY REAL TY 642·3,!50 Coasl Plaza. e ~. 546--.l7'1US«M431. s.u 1.nc1 I Homt&Gardtn TIME fOR 3BR,2Ba,a:hagcpU.Nfft 1 BR u11turn w/stove. Show O.C.C. SlllO/mo. Upstaln ConveLli<nl location:, 113\5 at Ibo QUI Ck CASH 28!3 Mendoza, Apl c. per mo. 557-7768 ANAHEIM . 2 Br. Ad•lll. no pet1. Dano l'9tnt CONVENTION BAY MEADOWS Al"l'S. CINTER TU~ftl'GU A 387W.BeySLCM646--0i713 NEW 2 BR. J Ba dllpl ... July l4 • ~uly 23 I? ~" '11'1 If, 2 BR un!urn .... $145. No C!"" drpo, d I h w sh r. Pl•ue caU eo¥18, m . 114 ". ~'.LY PILOT cblldren, no pets. 820 c.,,..r · ~i..':;;.~!ll--0676, 339116 betw-I llld S 5'11 to claim !'~f'· SI., CM. 642-5841, AITR llP(ltl' 2 BR, 2 ba, doll * :':t!'1::~~~ WANT AD II ltlOO 11<1. IL 3 Bt, 3 Ba. apt, i.., °"""vu, lldj lottlt· * ... • Cblklrtll ok, no pell. $210. out pl ~cht harbor •~• 545-5270 S33o-J560. • ~-......... ~u ~ ~ ' 642 5678 « -.o'1811, •m.. -----the ntw -For that ltem ttnd<r 16tJ, II)' SOil the <id -. ~ !be •-.tull:::_· ______ ..J_...,. ____ _:__ the P<nny Pincher. ..,,. trtutt. · , ! .. Two Bedroom from: .Furnlsbed·Unlts available (Small pets welcomed) Fo\tr tieauti!Ul furnished models open from 9 to . 6, Frorff Newport Boulevard turn .at Hospital Road (one block north of Pacific Coast Highway a"t'Lido Isle) to entrance. • ~ I Donald J. Scholz & Company llOI Cagney Lane. Newpprt Beach Callfomil 92660 (714)'64HM2 • CENTER $30,000 to a $950, annual Jae. July 14 • July-23 fee avail. Want improved Ph~asi call 642·5678, ext, 314 Palm Desert-La Quinta. betw~n 9 and 5 pm to claim Elliot-Owner, 537-685t. your ticket.I. (North County toll-free number la 540-1220) 4 Br, 3 ba local condo, clear * * * desert land, T.D.1, for in-=---~-~~~~ 1come property. Local or San Summer R~ . ~ Oieeo. Valu 50M. AU or· LAGUNA Belch. Stiidto apt, part, ~3- cloee to beach. $100 wk. Jul. 2 Br' house, E/1ide, C.M. $1.Z Aug. 494--5303. for vaout loc, land, car ot BALBOA ~in. Aug/Sept what have you! 1200 wk, 2 br, 2 ba. 3U Un-Myon, '73475' do. 675-4020 CORONA del Ml1Jlo2 I BR' COMM'!!. Prop • 3)68 New· I lilk °"""'' Adu'tll.rg 2 ...:.; port 81., CM. t).2 ...,., lOOx July-Alli. ID> wk. m.<12S2. 311, Own<r will carry 'l'D. ::-;::;.,;::::::-=::.::._::::c:_::::::;~ Prine onl.Y. for lrte A clear lJiiLK ..!'.' octan. 1141cN II"· lmprvd prop or ,..b. 642-1121 m.or.n 27" DRAKE-Cran E."1>"'"' BALBOA ISLAND 2 bedrm CnrilOJ', 2'75 hp, Otry1ltr funtiobed. J\iy a Alli· Rtm!, I wlll tr!, value ~1600. 1165, "'1: 6"-1361 ...,, Want b)ick ot tqUal val~ llAL. lit Hot<! -Apia, llili~ or!?! (n4) - Fr. $10 tla .. $IO >It. 127 * * * Apt" 675-Sll~ 23' sailboat, vacuum equip; ~~ ~ hshld i\trn, Moving, 548.063S . l: WANr hie Of units n.......,_ <t !~ C b ..... -.. ., ·" t• o. ave TD's plus. · '' A t~• .. ,,...cres Oregon for TD'•, hae units ..: Eullia M. Kennedy'. i ; Exchangor. 963-3010. f '' ;;;:;;;;c-7,;;-;;;:-:::::-:;.,,-,,.-,~ 1:. HAVE '69 Da.tsu11 itation --! t' w8""· Tratle tor 1mal1 -,J: hou5e, Int and slock, what 11 have you. :; 646-7320 ;! 1 Un1ta + tarn dwell., tad. . $20,009 Income, OCNn front • .,sir. tag. Bch. 11911.-0 CCl'lsldtt tradt ~ O p e n Ho~ or Sturt. 1M-3223. HA VE °"'"IL'onl clltplox, N'pt, Bcb, Want M- Jl\f\lar, trust de.di, or ttttl< up. THE IRWIN t'O. R .. ltt:n 144"111. • •• •• •• .. .--· ~· "' ,. I ~~ . :• ... l 1.il > : •• * * * . .._• -------------·-I • • 51 FO B ti FO bl Tutofiy, Ju~ 11, 1972 DAILV PILOT -· 11 ~ wrotLY UCENSEDlr ~,o..,,.ei Hlad• Sp1rltu1Jot. ~ual Reocllres atve• dotty. 10 AM·lOPM. Advice ttvu cm all. mattm.. I bolp )'OU. 3U N. El Calll1no Real \Sln Clemente ,_.,, . ··~ ~or 4!li-9034 C\ '" PROBLEM· Preliiancy. Con. ~e ~ ~ ta•aJl!llla. lldent, 1y·mpathetl,c , • •• , t!' J~T'O~a.JI ·prefllallC)I coun.sdlnc. Abo!-.Y· · UOn &: A6optlon., -f1 . · A APCARE. 642-4436. . n n a • s Socio! Clubs 535 FIND YOURSELF . 'IN SOMEONE ELSE, DISCOVER DISCOVERY '114/835.Q85 . 2131387-3393 54 WINDJAMMER TAHITI · ' Sa.illrw YO)'Q:e -SOulh Seu. Share work • <mt1, 213/371-113' Pre-School Klndor91rt1n, hi & 2nd Grodo ' . SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAM > REGISTER NOW FOR FALL '• A9H 2 thru 2nd Grodo • Full LHmln9 Progr1m • Phonics Stressed • Art1 & Crofts •Music Found tfrH •d1) • RHdlng Speclolty 550 • Sports Actlvillo1 BLACK Is whttt! female long haired cat, very t h J n . Vic1n1ty Fairview Ro a d near ·San Dlteo F w y . 53-2164. PART HU&key -p art ;Jibtphml fl.fale, Vic. Slater &: Ward. F.V. Vf!'r'/ v.·ell trained. Flea collar, 962--0646. MALE Samqyed, S-12 mo. hurt. Vic. La Plata I: Crown Valli)', Lag, N 1 I u e·l. 4f6..5862 aft. 1:00 P.~f. MALE Gmnan Shepherd. Friendly, vie H arbor Estates San Clement e, <1!6-9851. FOUND puppy between Fairgrounds~ &: OCC, Co11ta Mesa. Owner Identif y. -· FOUND Ballet Hound vie. Stater Bros. Market on 19th St., C.M 8.30 W. 18th St., C.M. after 5.pm. BLACK LabradOr fema.lt', approx. 2 yn old, found in N'pg Hgts on Santa Ana Ave. 1 week ago. 646-3123. FOUND 2 skunk!', vicinity Balearic Drive, Coata Mesa. MS-4595. FOUND \Vednesday, 6-71. Black puppy, male. Hun- tington Beach, 536-MC9. FOUND female oranie A black doe b7 Mel& Bowling Alley, Colla M .... 646-11311. FOUND 6/25, vie. , Tultln A Cablillo, C.M. White, unall d0f.6'H536. SMALL gray Ir white kitten. V1c Baker A Fairv1ew. Huie.,....~. GERMAN Shephent found near-and Go Mam~ Balboo Blvd A PllC!llc Cout Kwy. 342.-Slro. ' MAN'S 10 IP'ed blcyclf, vie. Me. Verde Drive I: Adams ~ Colta Me~ Call to identify. ll'IY &: • whl e kitten at Colta Mesa. High School. 5*-8301. GIRLS 3 IPCI b i cycle . Vlc>-l'Uoma Dr. & Ho!lday Rd. 543-5>74 to ldentlly. WHITE parakeet w -I e I band. Vic. 19th &: Fullerton, Coe:ta Nest. 642-6457. FOUND: Keys at Heller Park in Cotta Mesi. 11 Keys In all. 548-5360. FND. German Shepherd pup, approx 21,J mos. fem. O.C. Fairsrnds. Sun. 893-2822. SE:r of keys. Nr Newport &: Fair, Costa Mell.. Call to ldently. 646-5341. SEARS girls Stln rr ay bleyd, vie. :ll1th & S.A. -· RHOD~IAN Ridge Back do(. °"""' call 714 ' fM-3f!M and Identify. T, )'OUlll female, reddlah brown I: white, Thalia A wu .... Laa Bch. 497-1091. a: Santa Ana, C.M. Identlf;y 2tta Thurin Ave., Coil• Moat Ph: 646-1444 Interested In A Real Estate Career? PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM IN F04R WEEKS LICENSING PREPARATION FOR • Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers • Sales Success Training • Employment Placement For Graduates • Day And Evening Classes For Information-Brochure Fr" Guest Lecture Newport, 32S Old No. Nprt. Blvd., S48-1192 EDMOND F. JACKSON Real Estate Education Since 1964 ACADEMY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTING & INSURANCE SCHOOLS PRIVATE TRAINING & CLASSES fOR ALL BREEDS Novice Tllru Ullllty Also, Schoollnt For Dog Trolnors MARTINCREST KENNELS 20061 Cypress Santa Ana CaH 546-0989 r "Mommy, I anything to don't do" have It happens every Summer ••• Kids are out of school and out of things to do. Suggestion : This Summer, send them back to school. SUNFLOWER EARLY ACHIEVEMENT CENTER Our special Summer classes run from June l~th through September 8th (three week sessions) to fit in with your vacation plans . Any child aged 2-11 can attend. In addition we offer separate swim lessons, ballet and modern dance and a new program specifically . designed to introduce eligible children entering kindergarten to the fundamental structure and requirements of the public school system. This is taught by a public school kindergarten teacher -2 days a week. Our fun filled program will be divided into !our sessions and your child can enroll in one or all. ' 1st St11lon 2nd Session 3rd Session 4th Session 6/19-7/7 7/10-7/21 7/31. 8/11 8/21 • 9/8 Litaraturo & Dr•m• (Chlldrens ThHtro 7/7) Sclonct & N•lure tSclonco Folr 7 /28) CrHlivo Art (Art Show I/Ill Music/Body Movom•nl (Music Fostlval 9/8) Consultin9 child psyehologi1t, pedi1tric.i1n, speech therapist and bus service. Afternoon rec.rea'tion1! activities include: PHOTOGRAPHY COOKING POTTERY Sunflower Early Achievement ~nter 2515 West Sunnower Avenue Oanta Ana, C811fomla 92704 714/540-4750 and •II exciting 'hing1 th•t your child would w•nf. . 'SMALL ,. WORLD PRE-SCHOOL NOW OPEN AGES 2 THRU 6 Open All You 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. F\ILL AND l/J DAY • STA.Tl LICINSID CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL & PLAY PROGRAMS HOT LUNCH & TWO SNACKS CERTIF,ICATED TEACHERS Reservations Now Being T 1ken For Fall Kinder91rttn " . DAY OR EVENING 549-3877 'llW UaTHQUAICI SAfll IUll.DtNe 2950 McCllntock W•y, Cfft• Mt .. SWConoref..._I...,.. A member of the u. s. f;lnanclal Group Newport Air Associates Flight School & F~ing Club LEARN TO FLY $500. IPl-.. A-1 * FAA APPROVED * Couno lncludn: JS Hours flight tim1 In Ce11n1 150'1 with 20 hours du•I instruction. Club mombership. 3 Month's frto duos, lndividu•I in1truc,lon1 tsilorod to YOUR •bility. 10 AIRCIAP? AVAILAILI AT LOWEST U.TIS IN ORAN6E COUNTY LHm to fly now - -ind h•vt fun I * Fly Mexico & Con•d• * Spoc:l•I RotH for Commorcl•I or Instrument Studen,s. For Complei. Dat1tl1 C•ll NOW 979-1155 --'--==---~ --WK. Puppy, vie. Rochestul!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g to cla1m. 645--1082 aft 6. ~----~ on W:~w ~=-~ I lMt Ind,_ l[S] I Loot Ind - OR 3.i165 and d<ocrlbe. hort hslr aray striped kit-Lfft 555 Lffl · 555 B b lttl •,~:::i•••llli• 1 ~~~~~=== Noxt flin4cry An Amnlnv Oppomnlty Yoga Is fun! Bharat! ])(>vi (left) & Kalldaa have tau,i':ht over ~70 stud<'nts \Vho ravt about fee11ng br ltcr, ll llCCi'SS In JJfe, personal fulrJllmt>nt &: r ela.'Clng for the first tln1e in )'ean. Only at Yoga Cl'ntcr do ynu grt HAJ A YOGA for the mind A llATHA YOGA for the body! Free D1mon1tratlon Next Tundcry at . I PM Pl1n Now To Atttntll v1• c..,tor ' 445 , 17tt. It. Coet1 MON 6464211 are worth training for • TRAVEL • ADVANCEMENT • SECURITY . .... . .... .... . .. .... .,, '""' .. , "· "' ···:.1 ,.,. ,, AIRLINE SCHOOLs PACIFIC Learn How Yo u Can Qualiry Call 543·6655 610 E. 17th St., S.nt1 An1 Computer .Reservations Training For Quall· fied Graduates At Los Angeles IntemaUonal Airport •• By , CONTINENTAL AIRLINES THE BLUFFS DAY NURSERY IMILY-WEEKLY- HOURLY • Ont Hot Moil + Snick. A9H Up To 5 Ye1r1 Tr1nsport1tion To Kindergarten Furnished, Far lnformatlan Call 645-4302 or 646-5788 01rd1nlnt :J1rd1nlnt d I • • Y• nt• Carpontor * * * Drlvow•y• ten, foun n Mesa Verde,,1-------- 548.'1308. * "GEORGE" * . SMALL, thin white/beige -LARGE OR SMA. LL John Mc C•ln --......:-----·------_.... female poodle (Gold t e ) YOUNG SET SCHOOJ,,.. aeet QUALITY teal c oat i n I· , · JAPANESE ra-'-• tAN'S watch we 1 t cliff Young, · all \\'bite, short ' 2-6 ~ All Types Work? Cut doon, 351 15,h Street Weather aas, oil reilstant. YARD CLEAN"UP TIM'Ef, ""'"""'ner area. 5l1-910i days.' hatr,d tom cat la miuilW in 7/3. Nr Cout Hwy, CdM. open 1 days. 6am--7:30 panel remodel f In I I h Coit• Mesa Stay1 black. Haw I• Y, I Tree removaJ, pninlnc, lawn Comp. Yardwork A-Qean.up. Lido Peninlula a re a. Reward. m.4616. ~ -·~ty"!~06.teacbe.ra 1ra.me, ,..pair• ~tc. 961-1961'. v ~Lnnr:. care. AllO, lawnt ftttllUcxt, Free estlmatft:, f4L.'102 .. t •-w-~ tor 1n1·-ation • WARD'S Hunt. Deb. Blk Jono ~ w~ V'9!1"\J1 .,.ou ~e the winner of ~ ... H ~ .. -u 'A... • ... l UckelJ to the El i I tap drul, mow, A edge, SU. EXP. Hawailu GU'denlr n.vn art>' ma.le poodle. recovery. Call c o 11 e ct balred 4 yr, PUU1 caL RES po N s r BL E exper. ":elling1 .. Southland ectr cti Drtvewt.)'I aealld PJ, Complete 1~ .mo. Vlclnlty sun f Io.., er a: Halsey (2131 248-6603 or Reward. 531--6963. ~~E,,!!!1'~~ home. Jen-AcoustlcaJ Cdllnp blown Hom•~ & 01rden EL ECrRICIAN, licensed, 6'5-f191 646-SfDG Ka.malanl., 6*-W1I. Fairview. 1100 Rewanl. 1478 Wheny 6~ or Godbey == ••~ Sh bonded. Small jobs, malnt. AL'S GARDENING JOHNSONS' GARDENING I I I • l I I I· l ' . ' I ' • ' l • •·-Ralatl Cir., ~l.l Meaa 6T:i-6m. machine applied. FrH o ow 1 ~-•-y-~ M· ·~ ~ ~ nm 1 c ... n•• al ""' " repaln, 543-ml. or ·--,·--. a 1,. •I I ~• ~•ensnc., l'lont!JW 54,._, · SIAMESE. le!llale cot. Sat I Ill•] Ctrpat 'Servi.. aes. uar. ~ ~. ANAHEIM ELECTRICAL WORK. All land,.aptrc Mrvlcot, call Clesn•po IG-llOll • LO Collie Sh<phml mixed, Juno 24. Laguna NillitJ, vlc ltw-C '-C rti. CONVENTION kinds. Bl• or arnalt L'·'d • 54M19I ""' Ser v t n 1 EXPERT Jn--bnnm on while. Vic. Harbor Coif Course, West Nin< STEAM Carpet Cleanen. tmtn., one CENTER • N • Newport, ~. Coat& Mtaa, * •H1-~ _ _ _, t lo pr! lnl. Fret est. 5'16--()2U, ......__ -..-.... W -ow • V\tw Home1. R II!* a rd I Drtvt. ~'"· S .,.. ...... a writ cts. • FREE kleat. advke and July 14 -July 2l uvv•J" .,,._..,.. estcllft CM or NB al'ff. -· PIHM Ctll -Ag•ln t.:'.!.!1on1 575 sq. It. $29.95. 982--0612. esUmat ... tilUIAlljobl cbll'I• for Ploue call 6'2-l678, ext, 314 Fumlture PROFESSIONAL b'ee wnrlc, JlM'S Ganlentna, <Olllll!<t. LOSr in CDM. in Lulk Burmete cat mlsslna trom JOHN'S Cupe,t A Upbohttty is a beau at a reu. betWten 9 and 5 pm to claim Ail'N: Home ' B 0 at Pr Y n in I, tr Imm I n 1 . lawn I: yard er.rt, danQpf. homes. nr Sancfcutle N. Dana Jft. Srnl tern adlt, IE AN CI ea n er t. .Extra price. &15-5073. )'OW' tickets. (North Count)'· Ownm. Don't r •up h 01. 1pray1n&, 1 pr1nkler1. 5(5....31162 aft 5 pm, , 4 Blue Key. Short ha!; dk brown. R<wanl. <1!6-1!'5. INVliSTIGATOR Drl·Shampoo lrff Scotch-JOHN'S Patlo, poot de<U l toll·ftee number 11 540-mll Hav<t vtnyt lllrn ..... Ired. Londscaotnc. c 11 an u P • Gtntrol hrvl- Blk fern cat. weartnc REWARD, female medium Recordedldt1111e TtUt How fuud (Soll Retardantl), block.·hee est. 833-0291 tor * * * &J&..3415. ~· 6f6 5893. • Qoar doa a>tlar. Rewanl elze dor w/sbort hair A Call Toll Frft! ~,: : lOall m1n'4"' •POI· day> or nil. ~ YOUNG SET summer ~amp G•rdtnlnt * LANDSCAPING * JACKllON ·'!'be Maatcton 64< 6l33 or -pcrlect C.Ulo mu1d,.. .l (I) IOM2M232 • • PATIOS, walks, drive, tnstall •II<• &-10 oxcll!nr ~eld New l•wn1, Sprinklers, declt•. min. of 1pell btndtnr moj!lc 1.0ST white male Belal.n ooJor. 1Jmp1 on right Jee. 1t CERTIFIED Ct.I le he ~~ ~ m::e by~~ new lawns, aw. break. trips, iwlmmtna: beach, Jone1 lA.wn semce cleanup, ·Stat• llc'd. 536-1225. for chUdrem ""*· • Elltpberd. v$dnlty an. found call 841~ will tutor tn )'Oil? 'tmne":M: me extra trip&. WW t:itln nmovt. 543-866& !of! ttt. ikatlng, bowllna, arta II Mow, qe, vacuum. SmalJ, AL'S Landscaplnc. Tree -•;::;-:;;;·-:::==,,,-,=-·I Cit Oolle&<, an...... .. Lost WHITE RABBrr. Anlbony Pm>nt, 49:-n06. llvtnr rm .. dlntnr rm. a • CUSl'OM CEMENT WORK crnt11. 646-3706. l•rp, cleao-u p. 545-:1943. removal. Yan! .. modeling. TOTAL S!:RVICl;S 00. '' G • b lo!o ' '. 5 4 MllOI: Vic: BaMr 4 CranL B • lttl hall $15. Any rm. $7.!tl Drlvt1, walkl, patios,· COMPLE'I$ Lawn a Truh hallllnt. lot clunui>-Plumbc ln11.ll1'1. Carpent17. _. 7/9. 54MO!I!. •>YI nt couch 110. Cbalr $3. 15 1": pool declo. Don, 64Ull4 Con1r1ctor Cutkntnc Mrvlct. Hallltrc Ropalr aprlnkltn. 113-U66. Eloc l'l!pstn,. -,mint -. NEAR Fordham l lllt<knoU SML rod cocllw/oetler mix. I WIU. btlbfllt, my hnmt, exp. ts what eow>tl, not EXPERlENCED co n t • r . J AC K T ·au I • nt-Rep&lr & ctun.up. Jim 54M«l5. LAWN Sli RVf Cl 14&-ISl9. CM. Lora< 7 yr lorchaJnd Mlle. Under bttt. CM area. •'ffkda;ol. vie, Bushard A method. I do -" tll1llil. Palfoto, wa!kl, drlV<t, brick rt!mod., r.ddlt. Ill lift· txll· Sell the old aML Buy t!le Cllt • Edp • Trtm bei>tndabte N.-eed~.~ .. P-ad-,-.,-PlkO--.. -od-11 TUby CaL 54M239. Reword. UM419. Rell . &19-31Q4 Good ,.,, 131-0tOt. " otump It..,. wk. ~. lfc'd. My Way Oo. 541.«)36. new atuH. '-""' alt. 6, NS-m6 AT-, Call ~. ---'-------' t • r • \ • I -' ' ' • I ' ' • ' ' • T"""-'• July ll. lt'72 " lrnJ 11 '"-... lrnJ I lrnJ I (111 .. ;1&.t l[ll]1 ~1 --~l~~~I Job Wanted, Mal• 7oo Help Want~ M & F 7U) Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M& P 110 Help Wanlod, M & F 710 Holp Wanted, M & F 710 Ha!p Wiln'9d, M & F 710 AppllenCft 'I02 TREEAb:g.plazlt~. SCRAM-LETS Cuhltr. part tlm•. The EXP'D saleslady fo< offle< LICENSED shampoo girl REAL ESTATE WAITRESSES exp only, 10 E-L!JC'-'-,l'R-O_NI_C_,,-c-o-n-tr-o-l 1 Ya.rd A traab clMn-up. Earl'• Plumbl.ng rnc. wpply store. Newport Sta· needed, apply \Ved lhru Sat Secretaey mutt bt 0vtr .21, day or M&)'tq' ps dr)'U, etctllent ~;0~:':.:t"J:::·ld:.•~ ANSWEll!S 642·11Sl ....,...,, apply Sylvia Weot altmmn before ' pm. PROFESSIONAL FAS~t'o~K1 :~AND night lhlltJ open, 49$-0U, :~ <Olldltlon S90. Houllne hr. Coll M • T 642-1403. ' IU -Chef wanted. Exp. 1161..mJ. 615-607(). Sa!exmct1 " brokel'lll The a. 837~11$2. ~~ .. SKIPLOADER &: dwop truck I Ni~t,y -W9g0n -Chime-, $1001 roo:--Call 67s.4241~ EXP'D sales penonntl. Male LITE:C:.:B"OO=K~K"'E=l!"P~E~R~ I opportunity 11 here! You are audflll o!c 01 a Ia.rat co.l-W::ANT:;...::::ED::::...-m-l_d_d_l_ ee-••\&-(! d VETERAN ~bled. l'('ts., work. Co,...,. " asphalt Nipple -~~G. IAoe 1 alt 4 pm. Blue Beet & Jemale. Apply io pe-. Good job, no typfn&, Glrl Fri· ne.dl'd lmmedlat.ty for out ~~~'::a. ~~'!": woman ~ take °"'" of v.<>uld appwlli appiiancO• aa~ &: break.Ins. )Ament: I always 1et !,.,..,...;.,.....,,..,.._. Fuh.ion CaUuy, W> N. day,pr,nnanent.Profltal).Ulo · rapidly ~ ReaJ atnooo ~atbenetlts Sta.rt !K'-mi-tnv lady. Have that work. \Vi bip-ortree. ~n10. . blamfl'I for evel")'thlag. Ev(ln Ccut Hi¥.1l)', Laguna Bch. in& It hnlth Inf. Mark C. DI.Ate 'dt~. Positive OJ> $550.' €o. Paya ree. 'other c!l1'· 4t phone ring .for lotlK ~~""'. ~203:::;;·,,. --.--.,.- LOCAL MOVf!S. -.... colle-•• a baby they were PIN· F1oral dalgutt, male or t.ml. Bloome. 3005 Harbor Blvd. portunit)t for advlY>Cmcnl. #l'O Jobi. Call tiancy May, lime. Mobile Hom. e • MAYTAG'· repa.inna.n , bu: student. In ~ ne:S~ NING tt\J.ngs •on me." (~~ 25 or OVt'r. Exper. in CoJta Mesa. Phone, ~: Coastal Age~ ~7. . \\'Mhers $35. to $100. Can SJ,.1.1946 coilict. AUTO. ?ttei:b. wanta to ~ aJi ))hue. L 540-2910. O!, LICENSED vocatiooal nurse 2700 Harlxlr BJ at Adami W!-NTED: Nurses aides, exp. delivt'r w/1 'Yf'• auam. '---~ ...,._ ............. · -~ w4.lte lll'<l'I duties:. cM. ri)ttl. 1·3:30, 11-7:30 shifts. ~1778. YARD .... _.. -'-·""•P'· "'""-~ WCI ...... .,. _. .. .._. 1n l:: • Order'· -·u~ 2 '· k • .... _e ~~ ..... l ertab. auto 1 k>rV bu g • STAT CL , 1:RY cook, yoo.ng w... exper. SEX:RE'l'AR.Y -Ctrl Friday, SECRETARY . v .~ '"11 • ,,...ys w ' l'ltOVING. No11'e gas dcytr, ~:.~~U:..'du;.-w.~ ~'!!.!! •rt•. Call Jack • T.YPIST/CLE Meadowlark CountJy Club, varied ofc duties. Lite med For Pupil Personnel Office. ~:;:, ~~~hip Rd., $40; ~,u.;,J. 1GCO Graham Ave, oft eicper req'd. R•al E1t1te C•reer !() \VPM typing, 100 WPM ' ' . Call ~l!fl.'W ?:ARD A Garace Oeanup. Job Wanted Female 702 Cood skills needed. Ufo, ac-Warner. Htg Bch. Ste Ottt. TECHNOLOCTSr -CaiU New or experienced, join the IShorlha.nd required. Apply \YOMAN lo v.-ork in Donut OVER 200 washers, dryers, Free Ht. 7 days. Call .... ' · cldent & health insurance FURN. Sbcr.vroom need s iicm9ed, VM1Ver all dlniet'IJ Company, that's growing. If p e r 5 o n net O f f ice , Shop a1terns. No ~OOne calf!l refrigerators trom "S39.95. an;yttme, 548-Sl1L GOOD TYPIST preferred, but oot eqentJaL cstiable gal to co-ordinate lab e-xper. )'OU do not have a license, Ce.pistrano urutied School pl BM. WincheUs, 2947 545-0780. ~, HouNCloonl .. HOUSE OF CLEAN FLOORS. CARPETS, WINDOWS &\WALLS. 6 YEARS °AREA. 642-6824 Wiii do your typing at lNTERVJEWING nat'I acct. 833-~. NB. LABORATORY a .ti 5 Is t. checlc OD our District, 26126 v let 0 r I a Harbor Bl. CM. Cameras & h1r home, Will rlckup Mon lhnl Fri 9-U:30 pm GAL Fri-Sharp, dependable, perform various lab tul'.lC-$49 Blvd., Capistrano Beach. XLNT Oppor. Nat'l Concern Equ_lpment ... and dtilJvar loca H.B., 0N 3 da)'I a wk. Ht.ti nexlble. U:ins. SECRE'TARY-:.'Type, file, sh Has openings for r.outo _..;...-;. _____ _ F. V,, West, 75c per pt. SIT£ OF OUR 1-2 Yrs ofc exper. &42-3490. Mr. Snyder, 644-2343 flial E\tatt or spd writing desired but salesmen in Of, 962-1}416. VERY LATEST l1lINOLTA or wUI work by hour G LIVE-In housekeeper Ii: care L 'con· so'n• Course not essen; 1 Yrexper. Appts JitMA'tlC FULLY-AUTO· cell 847 .-s. NEW BUILDf,N GEL.COAT TOUCH-UP for 3 children ages 11 to 4. Full ~es tr}l'-c-~ P....-"' Avail. Sat. Al:;o, 1'1o~Fri MATIC ELECTRONIC 35mm F1BERGLAS.S MOLDERS 1'1ust have car. 5'10-4828. ..... .... ._.. """...... 3 p 1'1 - 4 p 1.1, App I y I ]~ RANGEFINDER CA.MERA ~":si::.:lt~~~ PACIFIC MUTUAL c:a1w~ioristr:· 1'1AID full time 7 _ !!:30 -~1!_ Ma~ge,z:ren~ Hybridyne, Inc. 3150 MllchllldlM ~ Features galore: Eectronlc f"ASHION ISLAND wkend rotation exper. p~f. Jo... f-•·•-·•-at Pullman St. CM. 540-5935. . exposure control gives exact ~e. Beach area. F.x· (Corner Santa CrU1 &: 642.-0542 \ Pet80nnel OUlce South 842-5581...... "'u.on. ..... ~u SECRETARY, construction • exposure tri both mnnal and penenced. Refs. a v a I I . Newpor Center Drive) Coast Comm H"P •-·th Ant es •-"ash .... -e v en 54$-2847 Fee. GENERAL OFFICE · · ~· TarbeD RealtA-~-ork, Call be,_,n 9 & 4:30 tqu -" --• • • rt'E b Laguna. 499-lnt. An equal v-., pm . 982-6683 '540-4200 decides when to flash. Ex· MESA Cleanl.nlt. Carpets,~~ :::s a~.~=• w; ~ra.ns~~lon ~~y work ul~ y~ won:i: :.t;;:":~ opportunity 'employer. R~L Estate Salesv.'OnUUl ~ETARY:· 5 yrs, exp S ILVER PLATING -posure range from 1111 at windows; t 1 o o r • etc. Hou.sekpn • Companion• • Los Angeles until move to voices & shipping vrom. MAIDS WANTED 1?~ local oUice. Must be Shorthand, Calculator exp: HeirlQOms be a u t l f u 11 y VlOOOlh second for action Rn:id/comi. 5 51-614 2' Homemakers* Upjohn Newport, Sept. '72. Must be able to work under Jamaica Inn 11<: d. Guaranteed .+ ~m-'$500-$600 mo 675-3551 restored ... Moll's Antiques . stopping picture' to f/1.7 at 518-4111 I ~!!!!!';.,,!!!!!'.,;.!!!!'!!!!'""'!!!!'' I pressure. Min. 2 yrs prior 2101 E. Coast ll"Y· NB m:ss,\<ln. Call Mrs. Hardin, SECURITY. GUAR.DS 31660 Coe.st Hwy, So. 2 full seconds allowmg pie-. . 547-6681. coIT.E_G_E_ag_e--Me-n--& f 1MAIN~~T~E=N~AN,:,c:CE;:;;.:.:m..can'-'-'w"a:_nt-ed' I 64f>.-Olll or 9~2113. Laguna, 4~1901. ture's even in moonlight. Decllc1t9d Cl11nlng 00 you net'd any plumbing, 0 c exper. necess. REC~~ 1 1 Long term assignment for full ASA range from 25 to 500. •WEOOEVERYTHING * palntlng, plastering or \Vomen to sell brand l'l('\Y AWfy MissionViejoRea'eation "'"~· nf'W a1v ()C, ()r part time So Orange A • Shutter speed set " 1 _,:,R:.:e..;&::. . .:.F.:."".:.:.,_est;._;_ . .:.646--'-2S39'-'--landscaping' done? U *> call environmental product. Mr. * Orange Coo st PlastiC! * Center. 2 yrs. expcr branch Laguna 1-lills. 7/17, Co area u N 1 F 0 R M 5 ppha nces 802 automatically at l/20th for Excellent Rouaecleanin& Greg, 642-0l722. Gordon 833-lln. C:tw:;t 181~; in ~nt~~OO!al workt.req ;rr~· personable. ( 213 ) Fillrn1sifrn. 1% for over· Rent W11h1r1/Dry1r1 flash synchronzation. Super by day. Own trans. _;;;.:.:~.::...='------I COOK F/Hme, 5 AM-1:30 PM . esa, · · or app ·o:i;J;Jl. time, vac pay, bonus plan. $2. Wk. Full mainL im{l()sed rangefinder focus-* 836-0648 * Help Wanted, M & f 710 High school grad. Exper. 1.'IANAGEMEi.'lT Trainees, REC E PT I ONlS'J': Fee Free group lite ins. 18 Yrs * 639-1202 * ing from 2.6 Jt. to Infinity. :X:ln't benefits, Costa Mesa General Superintendent must be over 21 yrs. Apply Paid/Also Fee Job§ Ho\v or older. INCLUDES: Electroflash-2 BAY 4 Beach Janitorial. M · I 'I · l ""Iv· Outstanding opportunity with Th Jul l th 1~ " I RECOND. washers, .1--. Crptl/windows/floon, etc. Accountant/Constr $800 emona r osp1ta, c:MJ tc· growth-oriented home build· urs y 3 , v .. m~pm would you ike to "'·ork (or a Apply dw's from $40, Guar.:d:i;.d especially ~Ot" Hl-MATIC E. Redd/Comtn'l. 646-l401. Sec'ys-Constr to $800 toria, Contact Mrs. Dunlap. i atMe'nEdsPizza.Parlour, fast growing real estate & ADT-Sterling byr'pnnn.546-S2l8,839-7620. Carrying case. 1il1er Jense, 1~-~~'--'--:.;,.-'-~-1 /i S750 COOK l)g company. 12731 Garden Grove Bl, GG. investmeut co? Young Security Service all-leather gadget bag . Prof, Ci1rpet Cleaning ~·t~:~sc;v.·s $500 Some e.xper, nC!Cess. Apply Must be experienced tn 1~ MANICURIST part time'. modem ~"'·orkers. $500 326 S, Lemon St., Anaheim REFRIGERATOR, v er Y Recently' purchased for Al9o window& A floor care. Payroll Clerk to $650 in person, Love's BBQ, ==~I:~:,~~ Xlnt k>c. Newport Beach Call Helen Hayes, 540-6055, 533-7370 :an, ~e & out. $60. TI.XI $185.00, will sell for $95,00. CaH Dutdl ~1508. 24 hrs. General Office SS20 Brookhursl & Adams, HB 5 cities. area. Call 548-4119. Coastal Agency, 219 0 SERVICE Station Salesmen estm1~er Ave'.' Westm. Phone 642-6840, Ot" see at 755 JAPANESE lady would like "''"·p ;•··' , ·-··· I $700 Send resume to Standard· 'IECHAlNJC Serv s•• C-""• Harbor Bl at Ada.ms, CM. (2) F/time, day • eve NEW \Vhirlpqol dishwasher, W. 18th St., Apt. 6D. (VWa bousecleaning. ~~~:·~..--0 $500 Cosmetician, p/time Pacific Corp., 15G5 W. 1'area. Top ~ay. To 'iiooou·; RECEPTIONIST: Typing shifts. Min. 2 yrs f/ti":ne ex-S:lOO. West Apts.) Sun.-Thurs. • 6t6-4541 • NEWPORT Llcensed girl needed to MacArthur Blvd.. Costa up. Must know alignment & filing gen'! c Jerica 1 per. req'd. Desire 1op Eve 83l-9Ui jev;:ss) July 9th thru Ju· Painting & Pirson'nel Agency work in J. W. Robinson's Mesa, Calif. 92626. Attn! air rond. Ph. 673-8818. back gr 0 u n d. Exper salesman. Lite mechan. OLDER Phil<» automatic i::Y,,.:;::::,· ,,,.,,..,===--I irh I 133 Dover D N 8 Beauty Salon tor national Glen Holmes. ME 0 1 c AL Receptionist desirable, but not necess. knowledge. Neat tn awear. :refrigerator. Top freezer. Sell the old stuff Buy the new P11pe 1"9 "SI 642.WO' ' ' cosmetic oo. Work involves General Ofc $467 needed _ must be bi-lingUal Apply Hybridyne, Inc .. 3150 Apply mornings,~ 2 s 9 o $50. After 6 pm, 641)..1199. ~stu-:""U~. ~------I f:XT, painting, Fret! est. laci& treabnem, incHvidual Type 50, Hte sit helpful (Spani>bl. Po•itlon avail. Pullman St, C.M. 540-5935.. Newport. Bl., C.M. • ••••••••••••••••••• ,Reas! Llc'd.Guar. '·ou .pick ALTERATJONIST ~jn~~~~er:n:~ CaU Lorraine immed. SalaryN open. Con-RELIEF Medical Attendant, SElul!RV°!CE Writer-Partsman, ',--c;•=::=--o::::-c:..,- eolor • we'll do resl Lido Area. Benefits. WESTCLIFF ~~~ Mrs. estlinger-RN, nites. Newport Villa pl time· Service Dept. Ap. ~t ~. Call 675-S405 aft 6 pm Call S42-2800, Ext. 325 Personnel Agency 300. 642-5861 Y 1n person, Mesa Center · ~ , ~Wd, PAINTING It Repair 35 ....... ASSEMBLY b ' 2043 \\1es1cliff Dr., l\'B MOTEL maid, part ()r full RESTAURANT 1. . Automotive, Ul6 E. 16th St., r'Jf/Jl,,,/fMAlh .1 . .1·~ Ro 1nson's app icnttons Costa Mesa Wr~ Exp. Avg. room & ckMJet i.--Id . ,. . No. 2 Fashion Island, NB 645.2770 lime. 460 N. Coast Hwy., being takeh for cocktaill::o==~~·~-----1 ~•. Inter & ~er. ~-~lent """"" so ering ox wire wrnp Laguna Beach 494-24°' SERVICE ~-ti· Att ndant •""" """"' i:....1....:-.i. X l r-·al Op"'"'r. Empi ........ r GENERAL Ofc. exper. · ;>°9• girls, hostesses, waiters, .,ld. on e , .~ Call y---ia ... ,... ... .,.,.. exper. necessary. tra ong ~"' .1-...,~,_ part & f/ti • --w•~ -t Perm. F/time """'· Type 65 NEWCOMER WELCOMING: busboys, dishwashers & . me, _eves "' A CONVENIENT SHOPPING ANO SEWING CUJOE FOR THE Rel erm assignment. r"' 'v'-"· u JOn ~-tio 1645 · Irvine 540-4450 CUSTODIAN, $2.66/hr, full on IBi\ol Exec., gd Hospitality Hostess broiler men. Wind & Sea 11.1~. n .,"' n, No Wastirm NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO time, perm. position, 7 am -w/numbers. 546-4370 ask To Call LOCALLY on new Restaurant, Dana Poinl 1=A=dams.,,:,c,:·~C=-M~.'----- GAL ON THE GO. * WALLPAPER * TEMPO 3:30 pm. Exper. required. tor Chris. resident families bringing Marina, July 10-14 le 17-21 SERVICE Station: Graveyd. Wbrn )'OCI cab "Mae" Personnel OUic:e, S o u th General Office gifts & civic info. Good pay bet 9 & 11 am. shift, f/time. r.'lust be ex· For an ad in Woman's World Call Mary Beth 642-5678, ext 330 50-14" M6-tnt Temporary Help Coast Comm. Hosp., South P/time. Must have happy SALES: Some ex per . per. Prefer college student. AVON INVITES You to Cashier experience • good il · bill • -19th & N Laguna. 499-1311. An' equal ... ~ L. · sm e, car, typmg a 'ty. Fashion & sportswear. Full 1U1..u, ewport, CM. Key To Slimming! Knit Wardrobe! PROFESSIONAL Painter. Hone1t work, reu. Llc/Ins. Int/Ext. Free esl Refs. 548-2759. * PAINTING -PAPERING Interior Exterior Lie. Insured Guarantoed Call Harris 642-4558 INTER/EXta' .Pa Int l n g. lJc'd/ Int. Refs. Reas. '¥ ~·· 645-®9. ~Painting lnter1 . Quality work start earning extra cash on pnune. ite typing. 547-""":. Ill . ltl opportunity employer. The Earl's Plumbing Inc. ~;JJ or Prrime. 111 2-2441. Mn. SERVICE Station Help, ex- se ng our exc ng cos-DENTAL Re .:....:~t Ex 642·!153. 1>1 1 G HT hostees . cashier O'Malley. per. Full &: Prrime. 990 E. metic fuhions for summer, cep ............ , -• ~, . ,72! For a personal appt. ecutive Secretary. GIBL Friday· Type lo!'t' '\ needeJ. experienced only, SALE&\lAN, aggressive, CoastHwy .• N.B Man ager la I .. po$ition • • " apply in penon after 3 pm. neat. Stereo equipment, SHARP GAL Call 540-1041. il bl 'tb . ofc; sales, phones, ~·00 35~· o1•-The Derb . . pl M t ha ava a e Wl progressive al' 642-34 rs or Uo::• y comm1SSJ.on us. us ve Looking for a career tn AUTO SALES denta!()[fice. Saia'J'ylimited pel'S()n ity. OO. H<'S urant, 1262 S. E. previous exp selling same. boutique sales & Would like experienced r6an. only by abiHty to &&SUme HEALTH. FOOD sales clerk. Bri:stol, Cos1a Mesa. Must also be willing to do management. Must have J oin one of the ~st sue-respon.tjbilitjes. 830-37n 40 hour v.uk. C.OSta Mesa. lite cleanup. Apply betwn display & sales exp. lf you cessful Ford Deal ips in DENTAL Receptionist,. caJ>-Maturi!, personable \\'Oman, NOTE TELLER llam & 2pm only. USA qualify & are looking for a Orange County. op com· able & exper. in all den-"1th experil"nce preferred. Experienced Stereo Equip Warehouse, lasting position, call for aJ>- mission1, Insurance. Demo tal ()fc procedures including 548-9537. 179 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa pointment. Plan. We need a truly pro-chairside & x-""'"'· Newport ~H~O"'M=E~MA=N~A=G~E~R~ or call for appt. 645-2442. THE LOOK f · na1 saJ ·~ Corn -UNITED -1 ess10 new ear e1man. C;en:;;t"';::,· .:644--0922:;,:=::,· ,..-,-,..-,,,-I petent \\'Oman to Ive-in Ci1llfornia Bank i\lust be ab e to Y.urk Juli 644..{i5()() Apply 1n penon to Don ":::ENT • l Of & manage Orange County time. • SIN -·-•• PAINTER spec· iaJ.ist ootside Crevier. Theodo~ Robins D AL Re<:eption st, • home for 2 adults. To ar-GLE , ... ~e Operators, trim kit~ •• and baths. Ford ~" H bo Bl d fice Manager, exper. Salary 6 Monarch Bay Plaza SALES Clerk. female. ~ exper. on dresses & ~-, 4AJfN ar r v.. range interview ap-party & .-....M .. .,._,, .,ft 1255 Costa Mesa. open. -~me eves & Sats. pointment, call (213 ) South Laguna pa,,.... 6..........,.~...,·~· sportswear. 646-0308. Reu ""7-1451i ln6" 646-9672. Previous sales exp. · re-==~~~.:...:=---! PROF. Painting, also roots, BABYSITI'ER wanta:l, MOn, o86::7'o--536=~l.C:-:~.,.----,.,.--496-1273 quired. Full ti:.1e. Apply in SINGLE Needle operators - aCCOUJ!l. cell., lntet/exter. Wed, Fri, my home. N.B. :1~4fIBR&:& sys:~ HOSl'ESS/Casbier, pftime. Equal Oppor. Employer persoo, 9 am-4 pm. 801 ~locTk, special Exper Llc/INI. Free est. 645-5191.. Own tr an 1, Reference. u <: ean nea · w•Y No Sun or Ho 11 days. Baker St., C.hl. Mr. 1-Iarper. y, op pay • steady, Pd. "'8-""""' in person only. Surf & Kram , ~• ·a1 Kit he vac. Ask: for Jan, 642-3472. WALLPAPER HUNG .,.. '""'"' Sirloin, 5930 w. Coast Hwy, er 5 .....,.oni c n, NURSES. pvt. duty, all types SALESMAN \VANTED Carl ~bko 6f6.2449 BABYSJ'ITER & life hsewrlc Ne\\'pol1 Beach. 19th & Harbor, CM. alil shifts. Lescoulie Nurse's Presentable & sharp. No exp. DISCOUNT on M""'-U 5 davs week. 94 pm. MY . HOSTESS/Cashier, e:<per. for Registry, 3.51 Ho.."Pital Rd., necessary. High potential. ~NE PER.5C>NNEl. ·-•"• HOME ONLY! 6n.-0148 .. DlSHWASHER-Mom1ngs . din' A l . NB Work Fri-Tues. Pho ne 5c°'"([5-.•ArC•V-V buy on · W.C. U e/Ins. call APPIY in person, 23CXi E. Cst ma:in ing rm. PP Y 111 • • U'\Y 1 --~""'-1 The Hangmen 5fT-S846,' BARMAID. No .exper bee •. H'\\"-y, CdM. Equal Oppor. person. Hotel Laguna, be· 642-9955 or ~9954 833--0211 after 11 am. Indus. Engr/Comm'I to l6k PAINTING & PAPERING Apply Vikki's Loun ge , Employer. tween 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 425 =='J'O:n=terview=.=.':,:9-:,:5:._:M::.IF:.:.,~ ISECR!."TARY, dictaphone. Journeyman Mech. S7S5 • 1791'Ai Newport Blvd, CM. [ ,;~'i"=c-:===-==-1 So, Cst. Hwy, Lag, Bch. OPPORTUNITY for top hair No shrthnd. Type 70 wpm. Draftsman to $6"' 19 yrs in Harbor area Lie & 548-9242 DRILL press ()perator trnee, <N bonded. Ref's furn. 642...2356.1 ~==~·=~-~~~-$2~ per hr. Apply at 18170 HCoOUmSEpanKEEP,.00 ERto e-l dCooe rkl Y-dresser. w-some· following Reception, variety. $500 mo. BARTENDER. Apply t n Euclid, Fountain Vly. in area. Mem!ll Ha ir N.B. Call Elly, 10 to 12 am. Indwi. Engr/Comm'l to S16k PAINTING a Honest. clean person ntE BLUE BEET. ~ntlemen. Live-in, drive, 5 Design, COM. Call eves on-642-1634. Secretary $550 guaranteed· work. Llcenled 107 21st Place, NB. aft 4 DRIVE A SCHOOL BUS day wk. Enjoy fishing. Good, O'ty'0.0:4;;!>!-<209~=,· ...,.--~~-* * * F/C Bkkpr/O:mstr to $800 I: insured. 615-57~; pm. Training starting shortly for salary. Prefer lady 45 to 56. 1 PAYROLL clerk needed im· John Buchannan Payroll/EDP to $600 BEAUTICIAN Exper. No permanent part tlme school Refs l'E'QUired. 673-2938. med. Prepare s er vie e 2324 ''A'' Via AIP Clerks to $~ Pleater, Patch, R•.'Hlr following necess. Busy well bus drivers. Be licensed & H 0 Us E KEEPER, Com· bureau lnput, maintain P/R Veraposa West General Ofc/Mklng to S550 * PATCH PLASTERING esta;b. salon. Guam. salary ready to work when school panion. P/timt'. Must drive. records, compile labor Laguna Hills Dictaphone/Recept to $531 7034 .___ to st,rt. Ask for Betty, starts Sept; 15· 111ust be de-No s mo k i ng/clrinking. hours for job costing. Use 10 You ••c the wi'nner of Clerk Typists to $450 All typet. ~ ,_ estimates pendable & have a good ., """A ._ Cl lea! a...~100 to "~ Call •~ -Gigi's Hairstyles, tl46-5000. Ro 96~~. H.B. k""'" Lite typing Able to 2 ti'ckets to the er •""' ns 'foJoA' £qA<k13~ · ~ driving record. utes open .. J ' PBX Typ1·st 1•~ BEAUTY operator, exper. in many areas. INS. AGCY GIRL cross train into other func-Southland 488 .E 1 h ( . ) u• PlumbJ-femaJe. Gwen's Be au t Y (Xtnt ,.. b for housewives) Need exper, insurance girl tions. Start $525 mo. Send Home & Garden · 1 t at Irvine CM 9465 ··• qualifications: Oassl:fied Ad 642-1470 O" ~o'' Quick knit '"latnorous -----Shop, ~Bai.ch SI .. Laguna Call TI4/835-3722, 9 am to 3 for new ()fc of estab. agency. Show J 12•1. 12 • " PLUMBING Beach 494--In & cl . kno 'l n No. 436, Daily Pilot, P .O. r,., 1lf. 1[j; wardrobe for her doll, • .. .. ;>'9, pm Mon·Fri. . s. rums w esse . Bo•. l~", Costa Mesa, r.•,·f. at the • ( -' Jnstall·Remodel·R•palr. '-'B~E~A-U~T~Y~O~P~R~A~S~S~T-. I~""'==-.,--.,-,-->-Call Mr. Hru-per o< Afas " ~ ~ ANAHEIM TRAINEE ,,,.,.., '-'t-Knits have "give" easy Fr<e Estimate~ Lie, DRUG store sales girl, ex-Nichols, 6.16-!492. m'!l. C N ON ASSEMBLERS f0< a child to dress doll! Ure 548-8772 Assist busy salon owner. elusive Laguna Be a ch C,~"7~~""'---.,,.,-1 =~-~-~--~-ONVE Tl J\NGLE SEAMING is the teft OYer yarn. for dress, l ~====~===--ITop salary+. 646-1345 pharmacy. Must be ex-'INSURANCE 0 ·-tary. CNo PBX. Ani;wering service. CENTER key~sl---' . . ~• .... nd • PLUMBING REPAIR ~r Exper pref. Relief shilt. To $4 Per Hr •v •:uuenzq w ...... a bath111g suit, shorts slacks, No job too small BEAUTY operators -full & perienced. Apply in person. lUe). for estab. N.B. firm. Steady \\'Ork. 536-88Sl. July 14 • July 23 NO FEE hips. Sew nattering tunic and 3-pc. suit for l1%" t'een doll. part time. Commissions/ Bushard's Pharmacy, 244 Exp essential. Gd. salary & Please call 642-5678. ext. 314 pant! as '\\'ell as dres! in Pattern 7034: easy direc-* 642-3128 * guaranty. 645-1050. Fo.rest Ave., Laguna Sch. benefits. 548-l183. PRACTICAL nurse for elderly between 9 and 5 pm to claun Applications being accepted polyester or dooble knit. tioM. COLE PLUMBING EPOXY I . JANITORIAL work for male lady, Lives in or out. Salary """"' tickets. (North County for assemblers. No ex!X'r. Printed Pettern.9465: NEW SE•~.~ .....,._ Boat Manu!acturer adhes ve /pa.mt · 548-7141 e "'°"174 ,._ All h'fl il ·~,. .... ~ ~~,, .. 24 hr, service. ~ll6l f d 20 --·er. Part time ..,~ ~o:!pe::":::·;;:,::,:,:.:=o~~:::~_::;_:·:.._ toll-free number is 540-12201 necess. s 1 · s ava · Half Sizes 10%, 1214, 14", for each pattern _ add ~ NE\?ds Boat Carpentens, 1nanu acturer nee s ... v .. 11> M t be bl t tart 7S ..., Drains uncl-Ogg'ed ~ $7.50 Jlardware I Dft t a I I er s • energetic mature mal(' la<:· wkend3. 830-8392. PROFESSIONAL -*iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*,111r:112 a e o s. l61i), lB~. ~. Size 14% cents for each pattern for Sewer line to 100' • s:JS. Plumbers & Ge 1. c 0 at lory worker. High schl & JANITORS wantai Laguna, RESI'AURANT & HC1I'EL • ' ·Cbust · 37) twitc. pants-3% Air Mail and Special Handl-* ~2502 * Tooch-up. Good beoofibi. Yr Mil itary Comp. Full ttme Newport Beach area, even-EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Secretary to $650 P.P.S. yds. 4$.in. ing; otherwise third-class around WOt'k. 4 Day work day-pay open. 548-5125. lng work. 630-;lGOI. Managt't'S •..... Salary Open Great oppor. Great co. Great Pacific SEVENTY·Fl'Vll CENTS delivery will take three Remodel & Repair CUSTOM Remod/ Alterations. What have you. David Stewart, gen'l contractor, 646-2847. Roofing LEE Roo~ Co. Roofing all types. Recover. repairs, them\O roof coatings, \\'hlte A: color. Uc/bonded, since 1947. Free est. 00-7222. e T. GUY Roofing. Deal Direct. I do my own v.wk. 645-mt>. 548-9000, Sev1ing/ Alteratlon1 -·--.. --·-SEWING • DESIGNING M e n -Women. Rtuonableo rates. Ten dollar mtnlmum. E&UmatOi. Call 14&-7'30. Alteratlon,_..2-5145 Ntat, accurate, ~ yean eltP· Signs Tiie k ~ on! A-' S Xlnt oppor. w/lrg Corp. fringe beneJits. Good skills Personnel Servo'ces for each pattern -add 25 iweeks or more. Send to w · ~,per. Y· ~y E CROW SEC'Y JR STENOGRAPHER •-· M Tr ··" will nts I h tt I Ali M Th ~-··• Op • ~t gr ne ~?.'IQ mo. & pleasant persouu.11ly 112 No. To .. -r ce or eac pa em or ce Brooks the DAILY on-urs. ""'!...... por. The Irvine Comru•nv seeks M' · 3 ars •· "-"-l •• Al Ma'J and S ial Hand! I Co b . ..-.... 1nmium ye uper~nce. ~. (2nd Broiler) ge this one. 0,, PaY5 Union Bank Square r l pee · PILOT, 105, Needlecrnft E m P ()Ye r · lum 19 an escro'v s e c re t a r y Shorthand 90 wpm, typing ~ ~·-F / POSITIONS intr oth rW\se third I De Y ch --M c c 0 r m ,· c k .:w""' • VI....,,-••••• S23-$28 llhft ee Also Fee • Orange, Calif. de!·~.··· e -c a.!13 pt., Box 163. Old Chelsea a '"''"'a w/min. 2 \IT'(! loan dept ex· 65 0u1· t I l de ' CaU Ing ••0 ~~ will tak "- A CM ,,.~ . wpm. iea: o nc u WaJtre9Ses, OYer 21 Barbara K ~ 547•6446 1very e u1o1~ station, New York, N.Y. ve.. · per. w/bank, S&L co, or an.1wering all incoming tele-Food & Cbcktail ••.•• $1.65 hr NEWPORT weeks or more. Send to ·IOOll. Print Nftt~ Addmls, BOAT CARPEN?ERS related real estate esc::row phone calls, dictation, typing Hostess & PERSONNEL AGENCY 1230 E. Edingtr; S.A. Marian Martin, the DAll.Y Zip, Patten Number. Must have: exper building lge exper. Typing f.O w.p.m. and tiling for busy Real Hostess Cashiers· .$2-$2.50 hr 3848 Campus Dr, NB 558-8444 PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept., NEED L E'CR AFT '721 yachts. LoQ range pro-. Ability to operate adding Estate Man·agement Com· Mgr Frnt Dsk hotel .... $3 hr ~"'"'!!""'""""'""'"""~""/;ru;rc-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-;;;;;;;;;:;: 232 West 18th St., New Crochet, knit, etc. Free gram. Top wages & machine or caleulD.tor. Xln't pany. Salary to $525, Submit Bellman-hotel. Sl.65 br+tips Sec'y Buyer Tme to $600 Si'1AU.. consumer produc~ York. N.Y. 10011. Print directions. 50c benefits. Apply Willard Boat conlpany bene.lits & working resume to P.O. Box l810, FEE No sh. Key spot for advance-manufacturing re 4 .u Ires NAME, ADDRESS with Instant Matratne Boot. Works, 1300 Logan Ave, conditlons. Newport Beach 92663, ROYAL SERVICE AGENCY ment in dynamic growing ~8~ fema\e. Typmg SH,' ZIP, SraE and, S'l'RE Ba1;le, fancy knots, po.t· Cosla Mesa. Call Mrs. Smoot LANDOCAPER, exper., tern· 3M8 Cam{)US Drive Irvine area electronics firm. bilhng exp. N. 8• area. NUMBER. terns. $1. BOOK I< EE PER FOR 644-3389 porary, possibly full time, Suite 119. Newp0rt Beach \Vilt train to buy soft ltema. Good salary., wo~lPl'.ll conds SEE MOR.t 'Q·u I<: k EIUJ' A.rt ef Ra I rp I a SMALL BUSlNESS, 1 to 2 knowledgt" ot 80lJ prep., 567-2800 Beautiful future. 'l'op bene: & fringe bentfitJ. Phone Fuhion.t1 and choose Ont! Crochet -over 26 dedans to hn. daily, includC's deNy Executive Secretery planting & rip rap wall PUMP~~-r-st_:and:::.S;;=a~l-e-,-m--an-. 1 fits, Abigail Abbot Personnel ti46-m4• pe.ttmi tree from our make. n. pOSting of time &: ~xpcn&es ?>.fagazlne publisher needs building. Cood wages. Write Agency, 230 w. warner, TAILOR wanted, Mr D Spring.SUmmer Cataloa. All Jruitaiat Croehet Boot .. for lhe nert 30 days, plus good right arm \Vlth top R be p 0 llfl ~ a:'n. 5 ~ .. , ~ag':: Suite 209, S.A. 557-6122. Te.Uor Sbop, 121 C-Tustin sizes! Only 50c. • leam by pictures! Patttma. future ,VOTk. Roberts, p, o. skills. Must he '"ell organ-So~,;~gu~ ~~ ' Phone 673-88'.lS for appt. SECRETARY: Vice Pres. oJ Avt, N.B. $43.(1'146. IN$rANT SE\VING BOOK St. Box 1~ So La ~ lzed, self sll\rter, f{lsl, ac-I .iiiii.iii.iioo;OOi.iiiiiiii--; I •mliiOm;;;,;.;o;..iOli-. ... 1 ..,;EPH NE SeU l1tfW todey, ~-ear tomorrow. Oomp1ete na.taat Gitt Book ' · guna · curate, capable <if handling 1 ' growing co. In the dynamic 'c..\.o O Sales: SI • BOYS LEGAL Rial Estate S1l11 housing field. Be. u t t tu I Southern Orange Cou.nty'I . .. .moro toon 100 gUtr. -st. own correspondence. Ability •1 F ·t N -11'1STANT FASH 10 N Comp~ A'Cba• Boot • Age 10.14 to dtllVl't' J)S.J)Crl t 't ~ ti al L\ceMed ftl~ est at' modern office by octan avon e ewapaper uvm BOOK • Hu~-•, 0 f 11 ln the Dana Point. S&n o~ 0 wn e l)V''" promo on s&Je9pe.NIONI we.nted lm· f'amlly atmolphere. S600. your home. Mlke AS much •a-.. 1~-1ac 11·~~ mente lnlll. r copy a Big Plus. F()r lnler-TRAIN££ mtdlatet)' fot Huntington Call Helen Hayes,. MO~. 8.IJ you need. Generous com-~· ti. · lt llrt,r Roi BOC'lti -SOc. DAILY PILOT view, Pat Brumm. 546-1310. Beach ore a . Phone Coastal Agency, 2790 rniraion on tacb SAie. Call QUICK CASH ~ ol II l'tbe Ale-· '924120 ' EXPER Cooks or Cook Train-Work to Nowport Center TI4/493-1139. J Harbor Bl at Adams, CM. 1157-€139. THROUGH A ftll apPl.v in penon. Colony Start $425 mo. Requlres ICC-S EC RETA R. Y-FamilJar TV Trof .• Outskle. Eq'~. Qtdrt 8ooll: t -16 pattttm. TIME FOR ~O:~pl:;:::,~·;:;M;." ~~~exper,typc60wpm. D~!l J PILQJ ll :,:t;.:r:i".'~fi.~':'~!?~ Mission v;;r.~a. DAILY PILOT 5:;._ q,,ut Boot 1 • DAILY PILOT ·-· R I d S B WANT AD Ilk. . EXPE~~·=· medical 0 an • arc:ume . WI NT •o work p/tlm•. .... hn • TYPISTS • 642 567B Cpllf• ... 'll>da7'1 U•ttc - CWSIFIED ADS 1 ,;'.rec!!!~;_!:p!;tio~nl>t.~~Cal~l~9-to_,,5,. I -!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!644-0023!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' J!. prerd. Will consldtr al!Cr Fut. ,..,...._,. l1Plst wanll!d • 15 beoutlful palterns. iiOo. "M,,...Fri. 614-JDZ. ' hrs. (21!) 831..2255. to t;ype oddre-. Apply In • . CALL 642-5678 N...S a "Pad"? Place an ad! Fast reaul" ate Just a phone &&• U78 1 ,A good want ad la a'&ood In-penon. Ptt111y•t"''" 151~ ••••••••••••••••••• C.U ~. csU away 64:J..5678. ,L"'iJVI W51mtllt. ·" N<wpoii Blvd, C.M. l••••••••••••C1•••• ' ' • • ' • • . • • . ' ------1\itwr, Juli u. im Dl!l.Y PILOT U SEE . IT F.REE Find Your Name v l!!_~hlnt1 For Your HOMO If P!' -........... .,..w ... -It ----""' ...... llciotloo, .............. -...... '42..5671, ... -.. J14. Ml••• t ......... 1 ,..,.. "' -· ---h to pkk ... .,.. tlcbtl' .. ""' -l•t DAILY PILOT offlco. • Even Traveling 'Bmne,, In Recreation Vehicle E~JaiMts Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT JIM! Riii Cameras & Equlpmont M __ is_. •_•_lla_,,...,. _____ 11_1 Sowing Ma~lnos Cycl11, Bikes,. Trailers, Travel 945 A\Jtol Wanted Scoot1r1 925 T ENT T fl!.I LER ... 19il T r 1 u m p h Bonne\•llle Sleep"s 1 ~. ~pd. Excel cond . Kilcht:n Is Cabaa.a LeM than DX) mJ. fla\'e Frame rtblt to carry new LA job. AtWll ~II or 3 n\Otorcycles trade !or p.u. truck. $1350. $800 ~torn or afl 6pm-.\J6-.8.f.12. ~3894.-~-ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. I BRAND MW b'cycle-Llldy'1 Nli\tROD tent tratll'r. !>lN'p~ R&Jel.:;h Sport, S'Kl. Olli 5 adults. 1 c ti 1 I rl , '°"'"" ][•:Ji I 64~ After S or 642-4321 , \V/ron1plf1r zip !'In lan11l) --· . IC. .... 233. ""'"'· S'>OO. .,_~.., 1m YA.i\1Afl;\ 125 ~tx I Nl:'.IROD tent trailf'r. uM'.'C'I-:; STEREO: 1912 Garrard * * PE:l'R1 rr camera. Seldom Model Electroph(mic full Alen Veg• used. c. C. auto. l:LI t-55 size stereo tic~. base 2sm P•dua ·~ ~ w·th • b rrflf!'x speakers mm. ,,v. -· 1 !.la' AM 1FM /MPX 1 .__..,.r......... Laeun• Hil la ~ltachment, $100 "r make ;J,.c.n.i;.ou y th •--··of • 8 track tape p••·-•. Sn"ll Oll are e Wuuig ol!et. Ml-1734 eYN & t<V.... · 2 'ck t be ~·ttkendll. bn.nd new In carton -Jett t1 ets o I on lay-a-way. Oripw.!y Sovthl•nd KOBENA 421 Super 8 movie llDld for $.l86.9S. pay off Home & G.1rd1n camera. Instant cartridge baJance $189.41 or paymenla Show loading. Power telephoto o1 $9.00 monthly. USA at the wm anel< leno. Almoot Ste"'° Equip w......,.,.. ANAt!EIM new. $15 or make-oHer. llll E 1 CONVENTION Wffkoncll • 12 Noon Woekdllys • 5 p.m. 100 -l<lllolll, Anoholm , Cllltomla J[B '---[ too_• .... ·-- REWARD Will PAY OYER Kelley Blue Book SU..lT.14 eves & vm!lcends. . 7th St, Costa MHa. 64>2142. CENTER" NIKON·new nlkkormat. 1·1.4 . 'D"I"N~IN~G~~Rm--,..-.~H~.,...-~t July 14 • July 23 Pet1~ Gener•I 850 Horses 156 50mill. lens. w I ca I e . tbl/6 chairs, Hutch. Ma.hog, Please call 642-5678, ext. ~14 * "Sherry's", Grooming 10 7 YR . old reg Appaloosa 495-5046. antique white. Dry tftnk. between 9 and 5 pm lo claim yrs in all breeds. (Free "'/saddle I: bridJe. $500. Low miles and t'\"1Hly to nu.'t' 11n1c~. $300 or best nlfpr I Bolits, Power 906 Clt>a11! 1500 Cnll 3'~7254. 15' PERFORMER Hsvoc, Ask for John 644-1742 Trailer1, Utility 'M7 "'hlte &::: blue metal flake, '69 Yamaha Endun1 in A-l- For l•t• model, clea n , low m ile•ge domes- tics, imports, truck• or camper1. Call anti ask for Buyer DAVE ROSS ilt.'~· upholstuy, all gatU:ts. condit ion. M1tke offt'r, 75 h.p, Chrysler eng. Brake-646-5669 2 \VJ.IEEL 11trcl lw1i:gagf' Beaut. cusl. made .. Spinet your tick eta. (No;th County pickupl. Boarding, poodle 567-6Tlti. desk-fine cond. Gone With toll·free number 11 540-1220) puppies. 546--:i!MS.L c-,~;-..,-,.-. -o~Jd~mare--.~H~all Furniture 110 PONTIAC BENTWOOD CHAIRS The Wind Lamp. Antique * * * Cata 152 Morran &. hal.f Arabian. trays. 2 braided rugs 9x12, Sporting Goods 130 $250. 637~3. Ux20. Antique,f2drawtt0ak -------------I AFFECTIONATE fem a le chest. Antique cuter set~ POOL !'-bte, compl~te w/ac-kitty, free to you, 11 weeks pc. Antique ladies chai!' & ce8"0nes, S150. Flllt! cond. old. Needs a home with lots away lrlr. All in xlnt cond. BU!\lPER RACKS-- $1295. MS-00 after 7. for Motor('Yl'lf' SJO '72 Enterprise. 170 HP Volvo, Ask for Joh11 &14-17•1:1 tratler SU>O. ---"'646-41126 Auto Service, Partl"949 j 2480 Harbor Blvd. TI RE CITY I Colla M esa 54"8017 Need at lea.I !our fin, or un- fin. Bentwood chairs. Ap.. pearance not Important, but must be in good cond., No antiques. Free or reas. price. Mike, 897-7791 all, 5 LADDERBACK CH A l R S , Need at least tour matching hirh, ladderback chain:. Fin. or untin. Mu1t be sturdy. No ant~. Fm or J'W!aaonable price. Ph. Mike at 897-7791 &fter 5. SHETLAND Pony, perfret tor dtildtt'n, sweet netured & trained. $l!i0. Full aaddll" & tack, $50. 830-5368. 6 cyl. Chry. Ouldrive, 40 '69 llONDA sC'"350-TirPs-\Vhe<"ls-T1res-\\'httls WE PAY T OP fern stand &: many others Movin&'. 962-1940. of k>\'e &: good cat food . S48-9"100. TV, R•dlo, HIFI, Smokey grey "'1th white J\1PH , Scats 12. Good Buy & Getting n1arr1('(!, n1ul'it sell. Ocean boat. Loaded \vit h Best offer. 67~ (\'I'S. t'QUip. $4500. A n Y t im e · HONDA ~1ini Bike, 1ulx> 675-6279. chassis, l'lt'\\' eng .. $150. X!nt 23' SOUTH Coast Runabout, cond. 54:,...~1 R2. 4th July Sufl("r Deals. Good· CASH yt'ar Po\yglass & Polystet'I Blen1s. Iii J ackl"rs $.14.50 pr .. * AUCTION * Storeo ' 136 """"· 644-mi. Fine Furniture STEREO 1972 G a r r a r d PERSIAN kittens, blacks, equipped with full aired pro. CFA reg., $100, Also persian fessk>nal chana:er, AM/Ffl.f stud service from while or atertO receiver, .sealed air-black .&m<>ke proven studs. 1uspension speakers, tape 892·2970 deck le head phone plug-in ntEE kitt@TlS-C\.rte & loving. jacks. Brand new tn box &. WE:'aned & trained. 6 Tabby gu&ranteed. Originally prtc· co19ttd, 1 white w/ blk. tail ed at $219.95. Balance $87 & ears. CaU 837-5003. 900 Ferro Cement 8'•t1 Power-SaiJ-Commerclal Immediate Delivery. cash or small payments. Lay-away Dept. Stock & cuatom designs. Large dog Houa-Continental Commercial Altn06t Brand New Co n 4/893-:osc:n. mu st sell SlS rp. Chrysler Crov.n J\1arine 170 POWEU.. 1r111l/dtrl h1k(' h.p. $2500 or make> offer. Rugged ~:<Cl'L c 0 n d. ~t (ll3l 2 55 -7143 546--1879. (Business hours). SKIPJACK .24 with twin Bell SU~~~~~um Sll Volvo. engmes, 150 hrs Ask tor John 644-1742 w/trailer. 646-(168]. eves. 9' BOSTON \\'haler type dinghy, new eond. without motor. $295. 64$-0904. '10 Honda 35()...St~t . 2SOO mi, $475 r.1ust sell 544-.1417 LEATHERS Sprint type 1nags 1-l'C7 $19.~. ll-0~~ $15.80, l5x8'1 $2S.SO, 15xl0 $34.80. F60x15 • $28.!IO, A60xlJ • $39.80, 1171\.'C 14 Poly~!f't'I . $29.80, 'E."70-FiO. G70-H70 lS" or 14" 1st $24.80. New car !Ake offs, UM!d Radials 235.'Cl5 $23.SO. Closed SuA .. r.ton .. Tur. 1950 Nev.·port Blvd., C.r.t. 645-3554. 12345 E. Carson, 1{awai\a n Gar den s 213-S60-0345. fbr Uled can A bUcl<s, )ult can u.a t~ tree esUmatea. GROTH CHEVROLET Mk tor Sales Manqa 11211 Buch Blvd. Huntlncton Bl:acb Kl.«181 Kl 9.ml WE bey all make1 ot clean med sports can, pald tor or not. Plf!a.se drive ln tor -l\Plftllal. 6 "THINLINE" 41" high iron & nrwg11 dlninr ctn. 48" round ~te form. hl/lo ped tbl. U~t piano, sew me.ch, King IZ BR wet. Twin beds. Misc. Afake oiler. 1590 Myrtlewood St, CM. 54&-1514. RARE modern cabln~t. massive 7' long, with space tor hifi oomponenta, haa bookshelf lop, beautiful wood. B' round area rug, wool, blue-green c a 11 anytime 6441913. CdM. I: Appliances Auctkm.s Friday, 7:30 p.m. W indy's Auction Barn ~ Newport, CM 646-8686 Behind Tony'1 Bid&: Mat'l lJDO PATIO SALE. Gd lawn lmWf'r, $10. Edger, $4. Garb&ge d~i $5. Soiid brass andirons, $15. Sngle water ski, S12. Al"tist's ea.set, $5. New guitar, $3), -typmg chair. $10. 673-9119. 2 11JRQUOISE naugahyde coochE!I $10 each. Antique dressing table SJ:>. 2 lawn mowers $2 each. Vacuum $.1. 13 volume set of en- cydopedles + countries Ir: people $25. 3 bird cage'! n M. 4 kitC'ben chain 75c ea. ZENITH&: RCA-uve SS0 to Phone 847 011r <n4J224-8382 ; (TI.C)449-00ll -oLI.J Plant: $150 dur1r11 our end of Dogs 154 1250 N. ~1anb.a.11, El Cajon model yttr sale. MOO '73's·1-w.-------- now in rtock. Priced Jess * Dog Obedienc.e * 12' FISHING Boat, motor, than the discounters w/3 yr ny this proven love method & Trailer ex~llent con- '70 Skipjack 24. like new, private party. Xtras. 963-J045, 525-0:li2 14\t' PERFOP.b1ER, motor & rtlr. rmmac. S 3 7 5. 645--0392/54S-4648 an 4 pm. J\foto X Waist 28", leneth 28 $45. Ask for John 644-1742 1970 1'-1aico ~ MX Plus e:<tras. $550. 673-lJiq GOODYEAR Potyrla11 Qlem•. All sizes. Hi Jack· t'r!i $34..50 pr. 14.x1 Magi, 119.95. NEW PORT IMPORTS MUST move-Glass to P Complete single bed $5. ~ Won ta.ble, lamps & · Baby bed $1. M2-8182. pole lampli, di"'! fuel & p.irnp, t"tl". 545-5JG.1. FURNITURE factory selling out at ccist, all floor samples while stock lasts. 845 Baker, Costa Mesa. WANTED lo buy '64 to '67 El Camino or Ranchero truck. Must be reMOne.ble. Phone 642-4689. plctutt tube warranty, 1 yr ClaSB starting Laguna-dition . $400. 54&9051 parta, 1 yr service, delivery San Qemente area. 13' Santa Fe, sips 4, & aet-up. Terms or cash 90 Days 492--MQi; eves 519-3931 porta-potty. $650. plan. HUrTy for full .selec--John Martin Prof'! Trainer Calf 645-2163 lion ()f '72 models. ABC ' ----'C...-'-'-'=-- O:Nor TV 90'1 Atlanta AKCPUPS-9weekoldGer. DINGHY« fish boa t , Hunttr:wton' Beach, 968-l32'J'. sborthairs, show &: field, 5 fiberglass, 10'-ftoe.tation-new week old great danes, best $150. 536-6646, 713: 43$-5419. LEAR Jet stereo 8 portable in tempttamf!'nt & show. Bo.ti/ M•rlM tape ~yer, aolid state, Martin crest Kennels Model P-510. Plug Into 54&-0989. Equip. 904 cigarette lighter or uses 6 D 2-M--Do-b-.-----A-K-C JOHNSON 35 '--po.,,,, ha · u.~1 -~ p id 1e pups -,...,.'""' ttl!l'ies . .n..n.iu Yu,,.,.,,, a Rancho dobie. Show stock. electric start, with conll't"ls, '71 Kawasaki 125. dil't. Bo•ts, Rent/Chart'r 908 Xtras. Lnw mlleaRe Xlnt Cond. $500 firm. R.~9076 27' AUX. SLOOP HONDA 400 7970. lo mile•, Perteet for weekend cruises xlnt cond, $700. to Catalina. Fully ('quipped. 548-45-ll SS radio, RDF, sleeps six. 'TI Ossa Pionter 250 cc 6'2" headroom, complete d I 3000 Mi. Gd. ron . galley. Oub rates. Lots o $675. 548-6417 alt 4 pm. parking. Call for info.) _ _:::::::_:=.:::c..::::..'-"C::..- 5.57·9046 aft, 6:30. 'TI Harley D a.,. I d 1 o n $35 -.ell $~. 542-1734 eves ~--tail ~., ""'---' mechanic.Py perlect. $200. -weekends. Ln.l,,, ' 5"" · ~~~ ·-Bo.Its, Sall ~'8.tch dog. Bred for guards. Sonar t>-loa:t, De P t h 'TI Honda 3SO SL, pvt. Sportster, Low mt. ~1ust sell. $1700. ~aft. 5. tD9 T IRE CITY 1950 New port, Costa J\1csa 'TI Toyota body parl'l, t-ng. trans., dilf., radio, sea.ts, t'lc. 15,000 miles. Call 673-1i84. AL LEN SN YCROGR.APll J..10 DEL E 1415 HD J7F DISTRlBUTOR l\.1AOllNE. 5'12-1734 Eves k werkends, PORSCHE engill(', 1750 l"C, chrm & hand paint , 1961 VW body, no eng. 502-7916. 3100 W. Cout H'wy"' Newport Besoh 642-9405 WE PAY TOP DOU-AR FOR TOP USED CARS U )'OUI' car ii extra clean. IM UI first. BAUER B\JICK 2925 Harbor Bl\'d. Colla Mesa 919-2500 Autos, lmportod 970 ALFA ROMEO FOR sale, k:irc size maple bookcase headboard. l yr old. Good cond. $8 s' 646-1862. QUEEN size bed &: maple headboard $40. Maple desk $25. Maple nightstand $10. phone 642-3643. REVOX A-77 Tape deck 546-2647 545-5976 llOUnder. $70. 3 Ga1 tanks. $8 NEW MARK 11 "'/dust cowr. 101,, .. reels. OBEDI~CE ~To Start each. Jabaoo bait pump new Plistrend PT 30 pty. ::;..<:;;t·*$5fJJ, REFRIG. like new. Head-1 _1300~_·_tw&-_m_o_. ____ Wed. July 2Sth 7:30 PM in $15. lO lb. anchor $5. Newest&: Fastest 30 Footerl---::..;:::..:::::..;:.._ __ Autos kif Sile 1§1 Alfa Romeo '72- 2000 PECAN coffee Ir end table11 ~· .~t iron,. ,.~j 1~~~~~~~~~ the Newport-Irvine area. 557-232l. lmmediatt,DeUvery Motor Homes 940 ~-· ~•-"""'· ~ 0pe ~all~ 5 · MARINE MO<hanlc Fre• KETTENBURG Dune B-i11 t5' $275. Decorator dinette Rt ~ !!!,. 6 or an day Sat. 111 I old. nM&....928~" over mo a estimates. Good work. Fair Dana Point Marina "BIU. WHJTIJDGES" -•• $135. '57~U. ~~ ''"to You . pnc. .. avo you money. Call 494-4020 SUNSET MOTORS '71 Dune Buggy 8' SOFA &: lovi! seat, never FREE cute, loving kittens. '-------' OOG OBEDIENCE clas&es Burr Buman 675-8677. Stret't legal, Exollc Green. ! t ··ull!dh. $25BothPvt$150. Sewing Weaned & trained. 6 tabby 3 Lin .. , 2 TfmH, $2.00 ~Ming & Jt30· ll.,8 309:30 -1 ___ Ch_a_r-ac_te_r_boa-'-t.-21-, -P.C/AtrIT. N?. ~: Exfcel cond. ORANGE COUNTY Black vJnyl roof. AJJ en- ' mac , J>ty B-7910. coioml, 1 wht w/ blk tail •-'I •••••••••• : am : -: pm. 4cy\ ;,~-~1~-1 cond. w er « 1\1'\4 o lrttlrage, ___ .. (""EFP ~ Marlincrest Ke J Santa -0 """ Nortb Sail M"~ •· LOCATION clV&ea .rw ) Take pick· '•TV nd tabt ~ t~ Olli 837-5003 TORTOISE Shell Fml. kit-nne 1 Parade favorile. 833-1445 · •· -·see w •P-ELDOD•DO up or olcler car in trade. ! dbJ e .. ~-' ~: inJ ,.· ~..,.,~·~~-~-·---•-. Sm·-Ii adorable. ·""'~'-H'""gU~. S46-0989:"."'::""'~· ___ /--'-ii;i;:;;;'i;;;;;',;;;;;=~:-C:-predate. $2950. 52.+0865 ~ , oeQ. • ,sc. LRG Webber Barbque, % ..,.., cu• -British Sea Gull, 5hp. ___ Mini Can finance private party. , brlc-a.-br&ic. ~1456. -prtce;-&i1witu1 Girlr-bln !frained.-!l'o-rd.-home~ NEEDS home, male. Ian Lo haft $150 Flipper,S&il-No ... 6.10. MOTOR·=H~O~M~E~-1 -cau-dlr 494·68ll . aft 11. •; FENDER table atee!. guitu. $7. 2 twin matt sets S15 set. 546-al50 CM. "' Shedpherd, goodto with kid!, 11& ~14°' · Xln~~~15· 1225· $6448 546-87?.6 . ... > '"-'-k. -M pl d k 6"-4307 FREE-Cute, J":>vi,_ kltten11. nee 11 room run. $5. * _...... * ., •'.'.......,,.,.nee -· a e es """°=-· ==~=-== Need ....vvt .__...::, 6 tabby =84=~=~·~=~--~ 15' "PERFORMER" out-~g· 8 Meter Sloop. converted 1970 MYERS Toed, street ;, &...,.chair, $9. 58&-0933. Zl" RCA console TV, B&W. •"""" '"""~., · 'I !f!gaf. ~Tfect condition. i~ GLASS-top desk & chr $45. 36" wardrobe doeet, wood. roioret:l, 1 w~ite w/ blk tail PU1 PPIE.S& !"CXpo o. d 1 e1 , ~ .v::~ ~vm. mtr. ~~~ ~!s~~ .. "!1nt ed. $17,500. FUU.Y SELF CONTAINED _.::l12=00::.·..:C=all=-:5J&.-0269:::_=::· __ _ ~' Diltr'twd Maple hutch, $25 or beat otter. 645-8513 Ii: ean:, Call 837-500!. eacup •v)'I. tra tiny e. · ~ · I <r't't1V'I<> • ~ 46, l IT'S BRAND NEW! $1-~ ~M -·h " st Be--~/"G-a\ Dan.. Yoride. Stud a er v 1 c e, CAL-~ --l--'•wM.... Ser •2133'.17 ...... cni~. "="'-• n. ...... u n '" .. 89J..9TI9 Bo.ts, Power 906 OJ exu .... '"'3"""• use pL--~ ,.. "17 Trucks 9'2 M'.,,-is_c_o"ll-anoou--s----dog. Well trained. Gd watch-1 7==~·~~~---or ~ for aunune!'. '"'"9 ~ · Gara11 Salo 112 Want·• _ dog. Fem. To adulls only ~· s, Champ. m., * * * $2.7'0. rn-m>. ·1970 Harbor Blvd. '63 Ch•v. I> T. P.U. with -.,.., 673-2849. pt , · I seM reasonably John Bohn SABOT. ....vvt cond. F\llly H/O/suspensk>n. 3 1peed, · ANTIQUES, tumitutt, 11e1• -----.------~ M •-___ C::o::•::t.:•..:Mo::.:::::M:::....__ R-H air cond ,-.. batt•ry BENTWOOD FREE kittens:. White w/one •v g es. a e • 304 Dahlia Ave., ·..... equipped w/sd, $125. ' " ".. ' candlel, artificlal tlowen, -A 537~0 d I M v• • _1 carb., 2 tires, clutch. and hundreds of misc lt!ms. Sat CH I RS blk spot. Need loving home.)~~""'".~~-~-~ Coron• • •r .' I -'64"-~'-"=·------paint. Very clean $1?1(). n1 l!XZU Hal Dr H B Need at least four fin. or un-GTh-6970/494-4.818 E'\le. IRISH Se~r. IO mo. female, You are the winner of ~Y:rictown & a;~kh~): fi n.. Bentwood chain. A~ 7 pups, Lab/Sh$herd mix. AKC. Sacrifice lo loving 2 tickets to the Bo.ts, Slfp1/Dock1 910 ~18'19. 8 to 5. 962-ml. pearance not Important, but Good w/ldd•. IO>cludes !ood l>ome. llOO. ~l09. Southland * 35. SLIP + '57 ford 1h Ton u N 8 ELtEVABLE! must~ in good cond. No &:dWt.645-J>1Jaft4. ffiISHSEITER pups, AKC Home & G•rden PO\VER BOAT. Pickup ! E v e r y t h I n g t r o m antiqtlet:. Free or n!M, FREE happy healthy kittens. reg is. for field or show. Show $50. 67J...9187 ta~en to k 1 t c he n priCe. Mike, 897-7791 aft. 5. Weaned & trained. Phone Born May 13. SZT-7618. at lhe 17' Schiada SK with 110 r:~::.•lt, Mwt Sell, dlr utensils!! Thurs. J uly U, LADDERBACK C H A IRS. 543-4615. DALMATIAN puppy, female. ANAHEIM M!rc OB. Canva!-cOVE'!', OPEN ROAD ... lOAM~PM. 821 No. Weirt Need at least four matching Sweet Dlsposltioned male AKC, reasonable. CONVENTION Sharp! SlT:)(). 962-3894 MOTOR HOMES 1951 CH.EVY Pickup St., Anaheim. hlib, ladderback chain. cock·a-poo. loves people.1 ____ 64_5-6456_____ CENTER *SLIP avail up to 40, boat, 3081 Garden Grove Blvd, $250, Good cond. REF ~Ladder. garden Fin. or unfin. Must be Shots and License. 962-6103. BEAUT puppies. German July 14 • July 23 ample parking. 52 Balboa Garden Grove 894-4479 Call eves 646-2962 tool•, burglar •larm-Jape atunly. No aobques. Free or kit 11 ., Shepi>enl.&mo,...J m ; x. Pl•ue call 642·5618. ext. 314 Co $50 61'-8145 '66 GMC TRUCK rde fa ..... _: ,_ reasonable price. Ph. Mike FEMALE b', w · U>. aft > &12'-5.125. between 9 and 5 pm to claim ves, mo. · * Mam'n Pearce* !;: ~1•1 W~ ~.,!":~0it'09 _•_l_89l_-T191 __ a11_5_.___ :;:~s~=t ';,.~~-~~a>"i 1's'°1=eERIAN°"'"~'""'=H"'uskycc=,-mal-e. yoortoll-.... ~~kn•uml5 ... ~o.~,,.~u.:.!,Y1 Boats, Speed & Ski 911 ~~· ~u~.•VS8139). ~ve ay "';r"Q<lUO Musical Instruments 122 purebred 8 mo s 2 5 '~ Ul:l" .. ~i,.,w,y --------Mot H e . . FREE .... r m I n I • I u r e 846-5966. ' . . * * * 15' ALLEN SK hull. Mere. or om s '70 Dodge ]/, Ton GARAGE &ale. Din set, baDy ,.. poodl al T 1 --~~~-----100) It tri SlXKI 7"' equip, chest, ·Ho train, uUILD Mark tv Guitar pedoodigreehom -~ e~ e. 0 SILKIE TetTier Puppies. C. E. ''Ack'' Ackerm•n, ' :iJ..fmr · Sal e R Is V-8, Auto Tram, with aervice ml ••• ~is ·~ Via w/c.&!le $1SO. l e . .._.. · . AJCC. 9 wkl, Shedless, ador· ... ewport K t b build & ff eftta t2--i ••• Must sell, dlr 897..()22.4 sc. __,......, · M>•i'·• * 56-3192 * 2 " f nd •~ er e c er ' CO GAR ' • ,,.,.,, Verona, Irvine. July ~12. F'REE kntens, mu't 1 able. Reduced? 962-8377. designer hi now a broker 69 U 15 125 hp, 558-3222 '63 CL-u T Office Fumtture/ homes. Very lovable, good ---------with David L. Fraser. His 1 trailer & many extru. UlXI , nwYJ 74 011 Machinery 116 Equip. 124 w/chlldren. 521-2281. REGIS. German Sborthaired years of boit buildl.ne &: oc best 675-6621 oHer. l(ll S, VIUage Way, S.A. Immaculate, Must Sell, dlt --''-''---·----~Bl~a~ck~&-w-b~J-te~m~ix-od~-1 Poinler, fem. 1 yr old, Call I Mot H R nt 1 897-0224, ALLEN SYN'CR(X;RAPH, MOVING d -'· 2 d 557_754g_ aurveyinf experi,.nce, u.i or ome e a S MODEL E 1415 HD J7F, : eus, rawer 8 mos old pup. male. Ii power, will be most val-[ l[i] Available for daily, weekly 1972 %, Ton. GMC Van, horizontal lqal file. elec. * 842-6139 * SHELTIE -TOY COLl...JE. u T .. • fli ..... •-~ 21' ~· DISTRIBtrroR MAOONE. KC uable to the prospec ve +r.,.att1t1on or mon .. ...., -. •• s. , 4o.:I, S.W.B. $3.795. 542-1734 ewe & weekends. typewriters, con1rol & F EE KITTENS A ' · buyf!r.J'e 1 look1 forward to :;;;;;;;;;iiii;:~ and 25' sell contained Mo. Call 586-0933 display pane I 1, auto * 557-7869 aft 5 pm * I I -.,."°"'_;;;;;::;,-:;;-:::;:-=-,-.-DRILL P-ss ... ld•r • ,•--. 642-0068 before 2 pm asslstl ~u and eeing his tor llome1, al eqlllpt w th ;;68 t~RO •L T p/u <-·I ''" « ~ typewriters w/paper tape. * * 2 PUGS with po-, rr· nd 1 Olli " erato roof a1r and n ' ' ""'¥ " air comnn>ssor, Good cond. bl tJo ~to •· di NEW BATHTUB ' t"-'" many le s aa:a n, ee Cam""'rS Sale/R-•t t20 .en r, ' 3 1pd., R/H, Ion"' wide bed. ,.. ~ com na n Pnv '"" azo 5 • •. 67 ., ttN> male &: female call after 6. • ,..--' -· th tra All • 837..rot9. .....,.1,..r D·-t enJ·-t w lie ..-v<JU• al 3424 Oporto, Npt. Beh. mil~ o er ex •· lmmac. pvt, pty .. 893-4174. ~,..., · ..... ......er, ec. ' * 642-3019 * TI4: 673-5252. % T. Rangt"r p ickup Coaches are 1972 modt!ls. Mi1cellantous Ill 14' Boat & trailer, Evinrude ~ 3Sbp $350. 7' steel bench, t 36" high. M-1 rttl<. 23'' col· or TV coneole. 540-fJ687. HONDA 90, Trail bike. $12.5. S8bot, complete $125. Boy's ~ $21). 64&-2'132. LAWNMOWR $65. 0th er miae. Garden toool.a . * 567-llll * 2)1; ft. steel shelving ''Lyon" 18''x36" 1helve1 $75. 544-3417 CARPET FOR SALE by CARPET '-'· Call • 54&--5145 • 54<>-20Il6 ROYAL port.able typewriter, JI.Ill cleared A overh8.uled. $35/beat otf~r. s.JM032, ClllLDS pl~" 40 oq. II. C'rpted A J)l.l'lfled-Mu1t act to apprec. 1iz. 891.«m TYPEWRITER, up r 1 lh I , 119: ru;tar, ""' """"· 112: <:OZ)' mn chair, $9. 548-8652. The t.a1lelt draw 1n the WeaL • ' .• Dolly Pilot Cllllllled Ad.- 67S-8881. 2 TIGER, KITI'ENS complete COLI.IE,· tri~lor ma 1 e, w/air-11.uto. 3 spd trans. We have the all 1teel Amigo Auto L•••lng 964 Pl1nos/Org•n• 126 w/week I &upply or food. AKC All &bots. 7 mo3. $25. 15' Glass Flat w/8' Ovtthead c ll mp er also, Plea.SI!! call 839-956(1, :STONE PARTY ~ .. ...: Dbl di =968-="175=·~==---w/boot-dbl sink, 3 burner BUS/motor home. 35', excel Mon, July 17, 7-9 pm r l'\..cA:< Nt.,. ... couch. . be ELEGANT AFGHANS ~t A Bottom Ski Hull rtove, w/~ thru oven. molar, new tires, llf!l'OO, 11.ir with Tim SlOrT&-f~ box spring, m1tll'l!!A1. show puppie1 &: all brcedin& Good condition. 646-4329 aft concl, color TV, cpt. Much outlltanding .,orpnillt from 'i36¥>'1J4>1<1rr'i'rniEN5al;;~;:-6.ltl>b1aiAc1<ciL22i;:11:'.'.0c~k::,· .'.;All~co\o~rs.~962-6956~~~·-Whlte/inetalOake red, 65 hp 4.~mixJIXiE VAN 6 _,. more. 533-6281 Hammond Organ Company. i striped To good family ' WEIJ\1ARANER puPs-lhots, Mere O/B, till traJler $1200. ' ~" ·n WINNEBAGO 27'. sleeps Hear t~ "Id A: new ln · &4J-042'Z • Show & fie1d . Futurity _836-__ 19S4_.______ Wl:nxi camS:-1~nit. 6, a.tr/oond. Delwi:. Rntl"\lt H~mmond Org&n1. ""mhu•t..I. 839-3257. FISHING TIMEI . now. 8334070· Rtfrtatuneri•· TO ri&'ht home, 4 kittens, 8 A ·-ry friendly _,. Cyclt1, Bikes, R t A Mot H ~ •-3 1r1 Jo t --•--1 ·~ 5...... 41' C!ui11>v1tch Sport Fisher, en or om• HAMMOND ORGAN w11-11. ~ r enJ&n:a, ., .. ~an for --•e. ~~. Scooters 925 - mal. ~ ·~2 ...... _, •~ fully -ui...._.., twin d.1 , Is. ·---------for. your Vac•tion STUDIOS '........._' l~ yr.1.falt". 962--9894 ... 1n I;~r:.'tfor sale. Share 1971 YAMAHA s MX. very * ll9-4301 * 2154 E . Coast Hwy, .._ SAMOYED Husky A.KC 4 ex(Jl!!nses &: charter profits. clean, has.only run~ tanks '72. 3'' Ha_rvesl. Under JCXX1 Coron• del M•r [ ,._., n..... lf "L.,] mos. thots, housebroken m. S14,500. 548-0572 fof. full Info. ot gaa. Ph. 8.'l)..727s. mllel. Call a.It, 5 weekdays. 644-1930 . . 7' l.Dves chikl. 968--4026. 23' Thunderbird. Form1.1la l91tl Triumph eustorn i..::549.::..:·2:.:488:::.. ------ PIANO S~tE I WEIMAR.AMER pups. J9n 215 !·IP Inboard .outbrd chopper. Lo milet. e 72 UFETlt.1E MJt, 11· A: Piaud"" """noo ln leachen Ptts, General l50 10 wits. No pap!n. sz. depth finder, radlo, trlr-. A1u.'(f sell. 968--5348 25 •. Air, lllX. I: &a!ety equlp .• 1 •t iol: r mode.la; dis-548-t804 Beat offerovu $1500 494-884.1 • ·72 Honda ~our. xlnt ratc1, Pvt ply .. 9fi8..m7 continued modela; damq:cd PAltAKEET~All colon, $1 Hertes 15' or 645-4871 , ~u~ .~ &:m 'P . 0. P •• 711 BSA <!Ell, PERFECT. 6000 cue1. Tht.y're an here Ir on each. Cock-1.-teela •'If!. •1--..,...-------"• P • ~ _, 35' Oaaic cruiler, S<tOO:'l or , ' · ml. $300 + take. over oaf• at d;sc:oun\a to $100. pair. PlioOn• 11 •ach. Lorge *APPALOOSA* bot\ ol(er. Moori"g lrlCI. TWO 70 Mini T'8\\ llond••, """'"""II. 4!14-384o. Wo~~~~s~~lty ="' 110idfi"' 13 ••<"-3 yoar old .. filing, Voey Cll'lm. Owner m•y r,o cc·,. Llc'd. XIII! cond. T 5«).2830 rtgl1ttred. $475. l\na~. 543-6772. SLSO ca. 837-f350. ra era, r•vt GRAND Plano: Ebony Ill\\"': 11no condltlon; I l O O • ~1635. s.u the old 1\Uf1. new 1tutr. I DOG I. C.t o..,..n fro<b CALL ANYTIME 16' 11n NEWPORT, 9',I 1971\1 HUSKY Ml 18' "'"• "II '°"I .. h<ad. but or chk::ken 1 Tc lb. Free 540 3803 Jot\n10n fully e' q u I p p e d , $825. Good condltUon 11howl!!r, hot wattr, gu atv home ddtv.ry l>n. 10 Jo 9. -$715. 541·9645: ~. ~ .. ,.,,(rig. $lilll5. SIS-3182. M·F. ~Tr.i). BOARDING STABLES 13' BOSTON ~er 40 b.p. '71 TRIUMPH 6llO, TJW TENT tn.ller, olp1 6. 5.,,,., Dally Pilot Want Ads hi.VII S.aut, MW. m71. Acadl elec. motDr, aood cond. $850. $1COO. 11lnk, ice box. hardtop .• 195. btrPlnl ploroi Santa Ana 1111. 5074414. 61~ Ill '· 646-21JO '-'-----TU!..;.;._.----- • ' ~ Try our lease ~ tor SavincJ • SatilfaeUon • Sl!!r- vlee. ' , WE LEASE ALL POPULAR 1972 MAKES AT OOMPETI. TIVE RATES. Can Malcolm Reid for f\lrther detalh. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Coif.a. Mesa 642..u?lO Autos Wantod Ha IMPORTS WANTED Oranse Countiff TOP I BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 111181 Bosoh Blvd. H. Beath. I"'-UT~ \VILL Bey ;yQUr cat paid for • or no~ Call !Wp~ Gonion 873<l900-445 E. Coal! HW)'. Ntwt>'Jl'I Boub. For U..t ltem undtt $:iO. try tht l'eru:l)' Plncbtr. NOW IN STOCK P'or lmmedi.i. O.llvory Instant Crodlt BANK P'INANCING COAST IMPORTS :100)..1200 w .. Pael.Oc Cit. Hwy. Newport Beach (714 ) 642.o«JI A lfa Romoo NOW ON D1.SP4Y . II Sal.. -Parts Body Sbop COAST IMPORTS lJm.1200 W. Cout Hwy. ' Newport Beach 642-0408 '69 ALFA ROMEO 1750 GJY Cpe, 5 Spd, Lo Lo mlleqe, AM/F1'1 Radio, New Radi. w, (ZSV151). MAKE OFFER COAST IMPORTS 1IXlOJ2:X) w. Pacific C.t. Rwy. Nnport Beacb <n4) "2....& 546-4529 AUDI '70 Audi lOOSL. AM/TM, ·aetge . Goins to ~UI\ Mll $27!0 , -'10 AUDI 100 LS. xlnl c:ond, In warrty, AMIFM, must aell, $2850. 833-04M - BMW '69 BMW 2002 (Sik •T·1-30A). condlllon. $2199 CREVIER MOTORS J :I08 w. ht st, Sant• .\Ila ~Jl71 ' - " . ' . ' I • \ ' ' JI DAll.Y PILOT l§J1.:;;I __ .. _ .. ;;;;l§Jii!! .. I 910 A-, I...,...,... '70 AMI"-lo .. 1 1111 f70 Autoo, 111"'1 "' A-. UM ~ Aulol, Used "' __ o_r_n __ 1--::::-TO-;Y;;lf9TbA:A;z--J_:.;YO::WW==·::RH::::.· l--C;....A...:DILLA--C-CHEYIOLET _HORNET .. , §1 ,;;;;1 -~-;;:-! ~ 970 I~ lmpottod mA :~-.~·.~-~~ .... :::i-~,:70 Autos, 1n p ,..., .____-_ .. _ .. _~1 .. 1 [ ---_ ..... · Imp 1 rted 1§1 1 J§l I --- EAN LEWI VOLVO IMW DATSUN . ~~:g~~'t '71 ·1JATSUN 240Z DELIVERY1 low Bali An¥c i111 •70-0PEL GT '72 TOYOTA * * * 1971 CADILLAC •67 Qirvetle: '21·Hpd. Alt Br•nd Now nn Compttillon Oralll<. Blad< CO$Rlfii!-A 1~:.!'.!:k ' ~~~~~ ~ ~-.~n :::ii: HORNETS Buckrl S..ta .• 1pd dlt. El<· 966 Tustin Vinyl !Op, plush Ml leatho< El<cell<nt condltlon. Oller. cellent oondition. Can fi-• na.nce Private party tlNO. (+ T, le L.) You are the wlnntt ot interior, tu.II powe:r, tilt le _828-=1867,...;..·--,---.---;---I Orang• County's Fa!t•1t GrowlnCJ Dealer On 48 Ma. · T eniis - "' 4 Spd. ACr Coad. Map, Sllv<r with Black lnltr19r, 13,oOO attual mllea, Ptrlect in ... .,, way Clltl9DZX). $4495 :!Of) Call 494-6811 alt 10 ill' ~ rtd<dl to the tel-lleedn&. ...... '68 Impala Cu ...... '546.irae. • am. 39 30 MO' Southl•nd -iow; """ WSW tires. ~WI• $ • • •. Home l G•rden An "'cep<lonl value at thb .. PORSCHE • Show 1ow u.te price <118CQll. 0 "' Or Boot Offtr roLL cash price $),096.30 S. ' at the $5777 COAST PORSCHE 1910.911 ... T-Targa, cludin1 tax .tr Ucense. Down ANAHEIM COUPE, Facto'l' Air. CVZU· 549) $1495, dlr. 83!>6535. '67 OIEVELLE 2 DR. H.T. V-8, Automatic, Factory Air Conditioning (VEF 270) $1295 •dlr. 836-6535 • . FREE DEMO • OVIRNHoHT . TO nsr D•IVI BUY or tEASE 1972 . VOLVO 2 DR. SEDAN 578 DWN. 58676 Per Mo. •7900 o. .. 11·r-_ ,.,_ '86'' It ,.,., ...... ,., ,.,.,..... Cuh price Is $3550. plus tax & license. Deferred p1yment includes b1I· loon of $1425 plus 35 p•y- ments of $86.76. Tot•I deferred $4539.60. ,An. etola brown. xlnt cond. J)a)'tncnt ls four tnmdred CONVENTION ssooo. Finn! 819-9211 dollars. $39.30 toi.J monlhl,v CENTER SEE US ABOUT IMPORTS betv.-een 9 am &: 6 pm, asJc pa.yment including tnlerest, July 14 • July 23 •. Naben Overseas Delivery for Karl. tax I: license. 35 pay plua P1 all 642-5678 xt 314 Cadlllac CREVIER MOTORS ml)'~PO~RSCH--E-9-1"'-.-lo 1 balloon payment of $800. ease c ' e . C Toi.I defered pay price between 9 and 5 pm to claim l6flO HARBOR BL., HR'(SLER Now Available with 3l8 W. 1" SI .• Santa Ana 1000.llllO W. Paclflc C•I. lfwy. miles, factory w arr t Y. 2 7S p 11% On """ tlcl<eta. (North County COST MESA AIR CONDITIONDll' 835-3171 N....,..,.rt Beach tnf) 642..(M()G AM/FM, mags. Sacrifke $ •5 ·50· A. .R. ' · toll·free number 11 541).1220) A 1960 2 dr,. p/1, p/b, ~. lnl 1 -~...,------~_,-.. ~"" $4700. After 6 pm call pre· &rranged c red It. * * * 54().9100 Open SUnday Cail ~tvtt Vlsil our new home! 546-4529 968-8020 (300785). 196' CADILLAC T pm'."<"' 567-~· btwn 5" A. T NO EXTRA Nlllll'r '66 5 Spd ma• whls J) . l • ' • • SEDAN .DEVILLE & '69 DATSUN 510-. 1971 V W 11111111ai; STATION WAGON • • • ·· .... ...... tloni r u coMn Immaculate. YPU372. header, recently re b > ' -WI' Ull111 ' Super Beetle Fac<ory alr condi .,., u Specially equip! can now . $1295 engine. I.ml. -after TOYOTA Rad . -er. vinyl top. plush lull . available In 2 Dr, • Dr, and 6. io, heater, automatic leather interior, tilt &: telt-1960new~· StatiOnbattW~, ................... t w·-model& ROY CARVER, Inc:. SANTA ANA TOYOTA =~==~="77 stick allif~ super deluxe. ~="new e.,, ,.. ·~" ~ -··· ~· E. l!th St. Service Depf. 0 •• open 1969 PORSCHE, 9ll-T Orig 1966 Harbor, C.l.f, 6f6..9303 (761EIE) ' :::i•!~o:;. :~ Call 642-9133 eves. , IMMEDIATE DELIVERY _... 7 ~ lil 1 owner. ~.000 miles. Excel $1888 CO Coota Meaa 5'M4« Mon.,..;. am P~ cond. $4850. 5'!1-2526 SAT.-Su~6 .• 9 sPECIAL --, Truly an exception! vatu~ NTINENTAL lllOO Bl.JW, runs :dn't. 60 417 w. warner. Santa Ana XLN'T. cond. 911-T Porsche, at this Sow pricP. ' ..,....,....._ _____ I Call ml'• J:_;,,!JOO er bst otr. ,72 DATSUN Pickup, xlnt 1969. Fully equlpL Be5t of. TOYOTA CORONA • Nabers $3444 * '69 Mark Ill * WardS.Lee •~· nd " 11 ter .. ~. 4 door, white finJ.sh, 4 spCed Low miles; ~Ir, FP, Air, •·m__.IClll....._I,. (.'() ., mu se . c d·na be t ...... /black 1--ft ....-.... -....,.,.. BORGWARD 97\>-2516 '68 P!>ncbe 912. am/Im. ••• CZKZ"lSl. . a I c au . w ~-u. cellent i:Oi>dition. 13600. • $1099 l600 llARBOR BL., a Nabers black leather, tilt wheel 547-5126 1960 BorgWard I 8 ab e I I a 240 Z, 1970. 21,000 miles. i ...::830-:::..::225'=·-----COSTA MESA $3975 846-7368. , 1234 So. Main St. Coupe. Cta6Sic model. Mint ~~;,;'"' cond. $3650. * RENAULT BILL .MAXEY 540-9100 Open Sunday Cadillac '66 Contlnentol Cpo. 1--=San=t~a~A•~a==-t body and paint. Engine In ....::.:...::;:::_____ '68 VW BUG l6flO HARBOR BL., Immaculate. Loaded, Must MERCURY very good cond. Four good FERRARI Renault Demo Sale cosrA MESA Sell, dlr. 897-0224. titt<. New radio. Must Sell S • A I TOYOTA < spd dlr. Extra clean In " 540-9100 Open Sund•• '66 Con• • dr. Leaiber .,· t, '70 MERCURY Cokiny Parle f r .-.:: """ ~ em1 nnua out. Sacrlfice! Take small "V .. "' " lO St-' 0 -· -· '66 FERRARI YOUR ONLY vinyl top. Low ""1 luxury. a wagon. paaa. = CAPRI Demonstrator down will finooce <WVH824l 1915. 1133-3916. belt"' tiros, rool rack, A/C. Cle Ce Sal. Hu.:!Ulng.!n':::hl~455/l , C8ll 54&'136 alt 10 am. FACTORY ,61 Lincol N . •-•·-P/S, P/B, etc 1 owner. 330GT COUPE aran 494-S8ll. AUTHORIZED n. ew prunt. ....,.,.,,~ Great for family. 586-2621. '71 CAPRI This Weekend ~ ••. ,_.~. >m VING Mlll!T SELL good! Runs good! $275. MUSTANG b .. .61 vw Bug. wre<ked 1ron1 CADILLAC -'548-"'-'-~·..,.M:,...,-• Spd, Air Conditioning, 5 Spd, M .. Whee~. Show-Un eatable Prices DEALER CORY E -=-"°"=""'--I room Fresh, 36,000 actual ALL 1·9n MODELS m""-end, no engine, good tram. , II: 11 '65 MUSTANG Radio, Mags, (284BUI). •WI• Good for buggy. Best cash Largest .selection of CB.dll· _ Imma ulat Sacrif.lce Must $2150 miles. MA. CSAKEV\l380Ff>. ER IN STOCK FOR Toyota & Jaguar 0ea1.r ouer 548-5380 lacs In Oran .. County. '66 CO tt F ..-..i. ' •, • IMMEDIATE S&Jes-Leaatng. rYB 8 3~111Gloft sell, dlr, 897-0224. DELIVERY Authorized Sales&: Servict '61 VW Bus. Runs good, . 1968 MUsrANG O>nv. New Co A rT 900 s. Coast lllgbway Reblt trans $600 tr • Nabers • Spd, AMJF!>! Radio, Extra ...... alr, auto tram. $12$. HJ COAST INS!:~~o~'i~DIT La&una ,;;~MPH 5'().3lQ) best. 84T-142T .... Cadnlac Clean, (YGU358). Good cond. 84&-'007. IMPORTS BANK FINANCING '!O VIV Sunroof, AM/FM 2600 HARBOR BL., MAKE OFFER 1965 Mustang. M>lt •re .. IMPORTS COAST '65 Triumph Spitfire ::= .. ~ w..:b~,e~.:,: 54().9lfu"STA0~51unday COAST ::i ~~i :'."'~Mwrt Take o/pymlS. Trade !or 1970 CADILLAC trans 645-0222 Da '65 Mu!tang. lmmac, U, mL l.CO)..tnl W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. ID'}1200 w p lfi est H CMQA928) · car. ys. COUPE DE VILLE Sacrifice. Must sell. NewportBe~~4)642-0406 ~ew~&ac~°i~<l~ IMPORTS $790 ·~"':.~~·n:"eO:,~ ~~T~6N~ IMPORTS 642-4789. CITROEN 54C>4529 ,_ ·-W p -'" Cs! H COAST ski rack & chains. Xlnt Full -er. padded top, . ~ ... ~u~~· ::!:J FIAT -UNU"..._, • a\;.Wc • wy, cond. $000. 5364685• beautilul cloth & leather in. 1000-IDJ W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. ~ ~-Cl S rt Ma t" Newport Beach (nf) 642-0406 644-8QJ after 6::11 p.m. o!;:"C.:,. :_ad.::;:,.: --,"'7"1-fiAT ____ l_2_4----~-Renoult s.1 .. l Service IMPORTS ·~~h~ ~;';':';..~~. ~;i;:. ::":i:!~:i.-~s~t~ Newport Be~4l -1--0=.LD=s"M=O'"B"°l'LE_...-i t.or local &: E u r o p e a n for over a decade 1n Orange 641i-8277, call betwn 4 &: 7 WSW tires, low mileage. dell .. .,,. STER County PM. Gem that shows xlnt. care DODGE '69 OLDS 98 Jim Siemon• Imports ROAD Serv. Dep'M'!';~y tl1 I p.m. 100).llll() w. Paclllc est Hwy. '66 vw -Wagon. wide .. out. (Ser lm:IO) 4 DODGE '66 Monaco. $1,005. SEDAN 7bJ1.So.Maln.SantaAna Jlmstemonan-nautt N-~Beach(~')"••·~ go. o d condl.tton, others to choose trom. v• 551...6242 Open Sun. 5 Spd, Radio, lleater, Low 2201 So. u-•-Santa~ Ana .... _. "'""AO:.:,.~ l1M"VtUCI rad)()..beater. good tires $825 Prices stru1 at -fl, A-T, pwr brks, str," Dr. R.T, run power, tac-- CORTINA Low t.fll eage, (282CKZ). ~ .............,_ best fl 962-3822 54444 \\ind, seat, dr locks. Ft disc tocy air, vinyl top, AM·FM · 1 blk:. north of Warner or 0 er, · brk!, tiJt whl. fact do, lugg radio tilt. tele. whttl new $2545 Service Department 546-411< * TRIUMPHS * '70 VW Bus. Gd. Cond . rack. pVI ply. ffiYB9tl6) white' wall tires H.;. ID '66 FORD CORTINA Sale; Department 567-5242 '71 CLOSEOUT W/sunrool. Slereo hookup. n 4/64;.287s. find any cleaner.' CYOTSOOJ. COAST SAAB SPITFIRES AS ww AS S2399 ne.t oner will not be ~ Nabers 1969 Dodge Charger good $26&6 (284CKTJ A real Special car for only $399 COAST IMPORTS l(XX)..l.DI W. Pacific Cit. Hwy-. Newport Beach CTI<! 642-0jOO 546-4529 DATSUN '71 DATSUN PICKUP W/Gem Top Camper 4 Spd, Radio, Heater, Low Low Mileage, C350CPH). $2095 COAST IMP-QR:r~ G T-6 SAVE $500 refuse<!. -alt 5. g Cadilla condltion. $1295. .,, trade for BRAND NEW FRITZ WARREN'S '65 VW Bug Good condl-. · I C cooVl!rtible small car. IMPO'RTS Spott Car Center must se11: Dir, 150 0. -co~BL., 549--0500. ~ 1972 SAAB 99[ ORANG.E COUNTY'S 5.»-!592. 54()6100 Open SUnday DODGE Dart 196T, !!!iii Nabers LARGES?' '66 VW Van, nu paint. Runs automatic, ps, pb, good con-. Cadillac 1000-1200 W, Paclflc~t. .fuyy. Newport Beach (714) 642-0400 546-4529 MAZDA ROTARY'S lmmedl•te Delivery HUNTINCTON BEACH $99. over Dea(ers Cost tax and lie C!l!m2009140l (99722010249) COAST IMPORTS no E. ht, S!A. 5'7--0764 & looks good. $950. Dir. CAMARO dftlon. 1r<>0. 53&-)004. l6flO HARBOR BL., 'G6 TR4A IRS ZXV669. (213) 498-2816. '64 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl., 2 dr., cosrA MESA Overdrive, \v I whee I s. '68 VW SQBCK. * CAMARO 168• 327· PS, auto., rib gd. work car, $150. ~9100 Open Sunday Sharp. Only $1199.00 DLR. * ~2437 * RMI, Auto, vinyl top, S1400. 642-9153. 1970 TORONAOO GT. Excel •• 7 .... Pvt pty. 645-lins. .,... ....,,V';t. ,,..,,., DO cond, lull pwr equip, vin;yt VOLVO '68 CAMARO. 321. Auto, 1~ OGE VAN. Good '66 TR-4 A. I.R.S. Good R&:H, PS vinyl top. Pvt oondttion, $950 or best offer. top, air cond, AMIFM. Cond. IQIO. "'"b• c a ... ..,. 1972 VOLVO ptY,$1.iil"&e..om ever -645-0i76. aiereo ll'L!at><_d<d<. 13.l95. s<s.911•. aetw. •·5. FIREBIRD o.y,, 54<Hl!92: • v •• '67 TRIUMPJ-1 SPITFIRE c HEVROLET w..= XLN'T. CONDITION LHH Todoy •I PLYMOUTH '68 FIREBIRD 350, vinyl top, 0!6-om after 5PM Best R•tH ,70 NOVA SS mag wbl.!, Michelin tin!s,.l,,,==...,..o--=-1 VOLKSWAGEN $18.74 Per Mo. 11'"° !inn. 673-7261. '65 Plymouth Barracuda au1o o.A.C. AM/FM, Auto. trans., Coupe. 350 Vll. Vinyl top. FORD trans., 2T3 e._., ooe owner, 1(0)-121Xl \V. Pacific Cat. Hwy., •68-VW-GOO--D-CO--rn=o-disc brakes. 36 mo. brown w/beige vinyl bucket very clean. 89l-4013. Newport Beach (n4) 642-<M06 ND N. For Lusing or buying aeata. Automatic (floor lhift) !'::'.:-:::'...,..~-..,---,. l--'--=~=~~--1 546-4529 l!nJ. C1X1S0le, lactofy guages, 1959 Ford. No running, needs PONTIAC Call 6'J3.JQ> anytime · 1\111111 1 a • ..!1 power diac bJics eirterior fenders. Hood and radiator. SUBARU •69. VIV BUS ---UAIM chrome. TOP SHAPE! 1165 Motor and tranL in ...,, '71 Gr•nd Prix reblt. engine, 43,00J mJ. YOLYQ Below Book, Must Sell! Will good oond. Good for parts. 1 owner, Dark Gtten, FullY * SUBARU * 12000. * 213, 592.57TT eo quick. cau 5.'!1·1218. $50. For every th In• ~'.".pt, 18,000 actual miles, 646-2607 A._.lule]y Immaculate. As Lo\v as $1599 FRITZ WARREN'S 'Ei6 VW Bug, sun roof, xlnt 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '67 Chevtlle Spt. Cpe. ' $4095. cond, $675, 642·9153. '66 Volvo Station Wagon, Radio, heater, automatic, a '63 Ford Wagon, V-8, auto., MERCEDES IENZ Sport Car Center e ORANGE COU NTY'S ·11 vw 7 pass. bus. 4500 mi. Root Racks, 4 Spd. Rebuilt real beauty. #220437, R & H, Air cond., $150. Air-C.ond. Take 0 v er Engine, $985 Bkr, 646-3242. $1099 firm. 543-3691. Call after 4 ts 645-61127 -Low Down Low Terms pm. NEAL MOTORS BONDED DE ALER 2100 ~erbol Blvd Co1ta M~ 64~ 7161 .50-USED MERCEDES LARGEST ON DISPLAY NOW no E. ht St., S.A. 5'T.<J764 paymen . Autos, Used 77V PHONE "<5799 "===~--~~1 ,,,.... 1964 FORD Fairlane 500 St.a '64 VW Van, runs good, new BUICK MIRACLE MAZDA ....,,),, nu.ti Percentage Rate l(XX)..1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. 11 .00"~. Newport Beach CTI<) 642-0406 Leese Ntw M1rctde1 $118.71 Monthly HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manchester, Buena Pk 523-T.!SO on Santa Ana Frwy. pa.Int, carpet & Paneling. 2145 Harbor Blvd Wgn, good mech. oond. ~· 1966 Pontiac Ventura. 4 Dr., $89'5. 540-6859. Co!ta Mesa cash. 673-3830 -V-8, AT, PS, PB, Air Cond, 1970 BUICK 'G4 T-Bird, all pCJ\\<er, air Low low miles, Clean inside '59 VW, needs work, $2'15. or DELUXE !VIERA CPE ,70 T W SACR!FICE-'70 Toyota best, Vince. R . 0WQSID3Q agon $375 or best oUer. & out, Must Sacrillce. TOYOTA 546-4529 Con:ila Sta Wgn. Leaving 847-9!n4 FACTORY AIR * 615-6382 * 847-3095, for Europe. $."ill. & take l~~~..::..:...::..:.:.:....,-~ CONDJTIONlNG --,J~~s;----l.;i;~~=.,,....-,,---...,...1 over. Bob, 847-9914. '70 VW Fastback, xlnt cond., Full power, strato sea.ti, VS, Automatic, Power Steer-EEP }J.EPOSSESS.ION. Pon t • DEA·N· LEWIS '68 Datsun Roadster :...., Hard Tap & Soft Top, 4 Spd, Radio, Heater, 41,oo> actual miles. (WTY584) 11600. 644-4100 before 5 pm, itereo. sport wheel$, Vinyl Ing. C403BHL'i ims, dlt. • .... IT' Flreblrd •n, 2,000 q . 1!Jc:1'oyoC.:e~~ "': ask for Janet. ·top, local beauty that looks ~. ·--·691-F-Otd BroOC.O, WD, mllea. Exe. cond., financing RFJ> °Q Volkswagen, 46,00J & runs like day it was de-1970 Chev. Concours Eltate, air rond., many extras. available, call W..TlOL 644-8984. miles. Radio. Sll>'lS. Catt livered new. (799ASPJ. 8 Pau. Sta. Wgn. Pwr. $1975. 835-18)8 dya. '64 Bonneville convert. Very Attroctl..-1 Leasing Plan E1omple: 1972 VOLVO 88.74 ~~ .AM ,.;1 •. 41tc ll••kn , llJ• .. " ..... , "'' • ur ou• u"us HANDLE YOUI OVIUllS DILIVUY UD UCI THI WOUY • Dean Lewis Volvo 646-9308 $1395 or best offer COAST IMPORTS 100).1200 ,V. PacWc Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach (714) 642--0400 54C>4529 A Mechanics Delight '67 DATSUN STATION WAGON (a real fixer upper) ONLY $325. CASH Call ~ alter 7 p.m. Restorer's Attention MGTC Transmiaskln co1nplcte. Xlnl condll1on. • 546--0135 • MGB '69 MGB w/w, R&H, dark gm. make oUer. (213) 430-4726 Seal Beach OPEL I All Cond. Max \\'hec!ls, 4 Spd. (65211ZT) '70 OPEL .1900' ·RALLYE KADETTE $4050 COAST IMPORTS 1000.ml IV. Paolllc OIL Hwy. Newport S..ch (lt+J 6f2.0<06 -** 1Btl9 DATSUN 510 fl,000 ml. SlfliO. Pot pty. ~7979. • . . C Spd, Radio, IJeale.r, 28,00) miles, Bronze "'Ith white interior C307Blfl.l, $1695 COAST IMPORTS 1000.llOO W. Plclflc Col. Hwy. Newport Beae.~ cnc1 642--0400 5464'29 - QUICK CASH 67S-OOTO. $3888 Steeriqr " brak .. , AM-FM IMPERIAL Loaded. c .... 1 cond. THROUGH A '70 vw. Pop 1op camper Stereo radio, tilt steer. wbl. * 6n-H9I * w/tent. Lo mUes. AM/FM. Factory Air, luggage rack, '70 1-laJ DAILY PILOT •1any-· <~ -·. • new tires & brakes. Panel---·r-.• '66buPONT1AC GTO, •speed. " ~----Nabers ing Asking $3100 551-4861. Le Baron cketa. vinyl roof 16f)O. WANT AD 1971 vw bus. Cl"pt..,, new . . -· 642-S678 ""''· Bltstein shocks, tack, Cadillac '67 CAMARO ~ate Condition, Sacrl· --===---imo. 646-21l0. l6flO HARBOR BL., Vll Automatic (TSR'19J 11005 lice, Must Sell. dlt. 897.m<. T·BIRD I Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 COSTA MESA dlr. ~. GREMLIN '56 CiaflSie Thund<rblnl ~9LUX100 B •-•·Ope9 o SUndStaay '69 Chevy sta wgn, Air cond, cond. $1800. \ All '72 Models· SAVE • • $2399 URAND NEW '71 SPITFIU • ~ u~ paH rack, new tires. Gd cond. Brand New 1972 sr...mo. Wgn., lo ml. Xint cond.. 12 200. m.a901 GREMLINS Must sell $1'25. cub. Pri ' • pty. 64z:tJ9G6 after 5 pm. 196ft Chevell Wagon, V'"3, •n ulck P/1, Pih. auto, R/H, xlnt B conv. l mmac. Sac--cond .,.,,,., rifice. Lo miles, Must aelll ' .. avv, 545-6328. '64 El Camino 4 1pc;t. VI, 642-4789. • bckt _ ... '69 Riviera. FUlly equip. *" 'f13-149C *" tow mlk. 128SO. '59 Chevy Biscayne ilr aale 642-5146 -cheap !ISO. 195% Buick Sttaigbt 8 C8ll 6'8-3157 JusftebU. Take best . For ale-57 o,e ..... , offer. 548--3&61 • J .2 door post. Make 1951 BUICK 4 DR. offer. S.-3861 Runs! $30. call ~ 5 pm --;iijii,;;;;~;---- & 10 PM. 549-2193. '68 Impala CADIL.LAC 1mmacu1ate, Sacrlflcr, M"'t sell dlr, 897-0224. '69 ELDORADO '86 Chev. ··c.pr1ce" m1a1 '99 T-Bird 2 dr hip. $99.00. FuJt pow. air. H A H Auta SaleB. 2186 Harlxr Blvd., 0.... Mesa. 612-1616. '56 T·BlRD ORIGINAL OWNER 672-2219 aft.r 5PM over 75 Onm1Jm Co ftOO< 4 Spd. Air Condltlonlnr Mq all modelo, • -. avail· Wbeels, 1-a19 R.ck, able for XI (XM) miles c-..n IMllDIATE llELMRY . $2895'' wants.Lee FACTORY Air, 1u11· power tire& See to appreclale. <~> 135!16. Dealer. 11000. ~7 ~Malln,. COAST IMPORTS ~. '64 OIEVY Impala Waaoo, 547-5126 '69 Cad Sedan de Vil'8 39,00) Vw8, auto, P/S, air, UH, 12l4 So. Main St. mlles. Orif .,....,., Excel $495. Mi-1393 an.r ~ · Santa Ana 100().1200 W. PoclllcCst. H"7. cond. AM/Fiil ... ,... '57, 2 0-. f2oO. MAVERICK N"'111litDeocbCTifJfllU«ll 546-01'0:1. 2468 :talnvay Drive 541-m '68 CAD°"""' .. Ville, eo.ca -. Alt. f Jii'"'iiAVERICK. R•H. Don't sl"9 ., ~ lhil>I Vinyl top. cletn. ru"' F-ut re.Wtl .,,. Juat a pbonl dean. lo mUes. Cood t1rft. ''u.t" It bl ci.•~ l')Od. $2650. !151-19119 call aw., f0.4111. lll!O. 53&-7725. , · lo Shm Raull>I ~ ' ·~-------~--------~~~~------------~~~------------- . ' . '· . saii ~teniente • Capist EDITl9H -- ,. ' . . . . ~ '(O~;. 65, N0.""193, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORAN6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' . . . •' Capo ·Council Refuses 2 • By PATRICK BOYLE Of .. Deir ...... ••ff . ' ' . Despite several concwklol by ·tl>e developer, san . .ruan clplstrapo city ' C®ncllmen Monday refused to approve · the rezone of 241 acres north of the city for a planned community. The entire matter w~ referred ~ to the Plannina: commission with in- structions that' several spe(;ific conditions be propooed for placement'OI) tbe·rezooe. · At a Ioni but calm public bearing, • ' -an:hlteet RolJerl van Roe.el, apeoking for Covlqton Brothers Development Company, said the firm's P-1 bad beeo reduced from 111 units to 120 units. Bowing lo nearby bomOOwnen' cam- plaints about-~ "quality" of the development, Van Roekel added that con- dominiums and duplexes had been eliminated from the propoul and that homes there will 1ell from $24,000 to '61),000.' • • Van Roekel aave a lengthy ·slide ' . ,_ .. ,.. ' . . . ~·T.....-•• ' • ' • • • • I : : California delegate Ln•!~ Brown of .Richmcnd ~ duririg the pro- : : c'4ll1p at. the DemocraUc,NllW:rial €onventlJlll. At•rlght'is Tony Pol· : vo.rosa of San Leandro.· ~ · J • . . ' . . " ' , ' ·~ ~ .·P..,J·:~:·'.Figt.~ , :set.· "'. ; i ·, : : f • ' ' ' . . . ' ~-C~p'o :D~ir.ict 'Parents· :t-0 Petitwn . . ' ' . ' ' . . .... JA group pf parents ~·aboul·a:. -The propooal inuot·now bO approved by need for inrimmlng pooll Jn the the "county· '-! Agency Formation , Cllplstrano Unllied .School District ~ve Comm!-., city ccuncil permliSloli to cirtulate -----· ~Uoos in San Juan C.pistrano. Bruce llea!>m, speaking for the , .-Parenis oo Pools Committee, told the " • • ccuncil .Mooday night hil group. is seek· "-uncilm:' 'e'n I Nix I Ing to 6\rm • COUDty service area in the 't'.;AI · · . school . district. . The 'service . area · - .. similar to an anessment district - R {fie Pro)•ect would leV)'. 10 cent property tax per . a $100 of -valuation for possibly • •• two-year period. bespite a strong verbal .appeal from a Deacon said this would raise about ~· Point nsldent, San J u a n $1GO,oot, which bis ,...,. llO(>e1 will be diptstrano clti' couiicilmm Monilay night enough to bulld two Comiietltloo-alled ~ to allow the.door-selling 1willunlJW pools in tljO •rea., f..ware1 of of raffle ticket.s that would have ral>ed the large figure, be noted that an olym· pie-sized pool just built at Newport Dl!lltY to send a arouP of bllhd )'OUDi·. Harbor lllih School b. N-rt Beaoh 111era to Europe. baJ cost '391,000. , . Only Mayor Jim ~ ~ ag~. The ._...t mlahl not be a motion to retuoe aollcltallon rigbtl to -ry for t.., years, Deaoon added, the group. The activity -id baft been :::'':: =:=s ~~ pay lor ooe l(IOlllOr<d by the Balboa Bay Lions• Club. presentation, showing the area as It is now =a citrus ordlanl bocked by otHp, roiling bills -and rmierings and maps of the developmeo4 with homes aloq the , ridges and in the valleys. The !opt ol the hllh would be leveled and the valleys ru~ ed in, be added. to Provide a Dat surface for home construction. Each of the cowicilmen e1prewd some satisfaction' with the planned c:om-- munlty concept, sayjng It wruld be ~tier tlloa SIJb.dlvlsioo developmmt. 'lbe JlnlP' Parade Request Fighting D~ A major controversy over Who car. march. in San Clemente's flestll porade and who can not -uploded today and as of last npor'tl w\11 be ltttled in Oranae County Superior Court. , An antiwar Vo'W kno~ IS Vietllam Ve\erans Against the War -the entity "'1ldl sponslred the· major r.aardl in WuhingtOn D.C., last year, bar taken the San Clemente Chamber ol Cou1""""' to eour1 -to fight denial 'ol a µ,..di, e.:try in this Saturday's annnal edition of tlie. J farade. I CbauilJet! ofliCW. Aid' this mlinlln(: tjJat tbey.<,U yet haft not --~~t!',A!IY eourt ~ls In the uoer1eil ..... action, and said that anlao they ... "'"""· they' Will not alllllDellj al , Board Eyes $1.1 Tax 'Windfall' .... · Trustees of the C.pistrano Unified School District Monday heard lllltlal reporta on what they might do with •1.1 million in tax -Y they dldn' esptct to bave in fiocal tm-73. District administrators handed truot.o a If.page report lndlcattng the - could heel up the district'• "'""'i"' pro- gram for the coming yur by .- $640,000. 'f!le rest of the •1.1 mllb coulcl go into the district 's reserve ~ ~ officials said. But trustees agreed to take Iha ,.. mainder of this weel: to study ~ ddd· Fiesta Pancake Breakfast Slated Plans are nearly oam,r:: i. .._ t..":~'f.:"::1 be of...::... lliie •....:; weekend by the San ~ INlllli Club. · The traditional annual .... d w held In Albertaon'• ~ ,.... Ill ~ J;.\"~l,0,.11.m. S.tirMy eoj ..... -~~ avallable bf 3631 or 492-5434. AU • 7 t• 1 Kiwanis Club also -. .... at llloradultsandlt-i. '!? &• der IJ. Tickets alao wil w ail -• at the breakfast. -- - Ray Wheeler told tbe ....... that the cjµb bad donated a ,.,. -to bo- uled in the rafDe. Out of. the price of a '1 ticket, Wbeelel" said 25 cent.s would ban -into the Project Europe Fund, which bas been let up by 8enlcel to tbe Blind in Santa Ana. 'Ille wilder -111 have paid the -aolidton and Iha cost of the auto. ' Capo· May Mov ' GOP Vote Blitz Set' 'Die londlocl:ed city ol San Juan Clplltraho will move a few mlJes cloRr to !lie -ii a pr_.t AMelalion 1s' : . SAN DIEGO (AP) -A minority party ever a-ed by -·""' officlail bt San Dies• County for the llnt time _ ~r.. ·-•1 · lliDce 1117, Repuhlk:anl plan a ·..ur City COllDcllmen Mooday, with one ,,...mntion bllts 1ea1ur1ng Sea. Ba!T1 di•nUna vote, agreed to app1y tor the <ii!dwoter of Arizona In a ellort lo ...ution ol .... 100 acns of -up. wile !:. Gehreo. _, Wllnhahlted land along Iha aouthent dlalnnan, uid 4tlO tlcRll -bom ..ics reachel of Son Juan O'eek. ' lar a 1100-a-plate ftm.l'lllllw dlaner The anru -puoli tbe city ....,_ Tbunday. Goldwater wt11 be ihe a11ia dary IQOth alCIOC Del ~ to ,....,uI lpellrer. Drl.., acaintioc "' cilJ puMic ..a ' - • ,MGOT OF910 flOR YOU! But, Boss, Walt offered us his place up at the lake-free! • • ' • ' ' 7 -l I • ' . 7 .. • . • \ • . "' -~~ ., . • . 5 Beaeh· Holdup Cars Spray Painted -~ VietiJDs Loeked .. With Ohseenities . '·"-• . In Refri . . -era tor In Leisure World .. ' . ' • ~OllllCl 1nan's •• • . . • • • UPI T..._,.. • First -Press Meet I Wallace Rejects - Third Party T;ry ~ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -G<orge Wallace said today be has no plans to be . a thlrd--party presidenUal-candldate .. if dlssatislied with the choice of the Democratic convention. The Alabama governor, at bis first full. blown news conference since being critically wounded in 111 aaawinatloq at· tempt May 15, said at the same lime ~ be does not believe the Democrats can win the eloction without the help of those who SUPP>rt him. r SlttlnJ before a battery of mlcropbooes in a wheelchair because of paralysis from the walat clown from one of the bullets lllat lilt lilm, Wallace aald be was still an acUve ' candidate -and wouldn't have stayed in the race ii he felt be could , not physically take il • . Wallaee atrwed again Illa! be felt the Democrats would be in great trouble in- November ii they did not adopt a Piil· form along the lines be advocates -.'in· eluding an antihuaing stand and a plank for a strong national defense. "I want the Democratic party to become the party of the average citizen," Wallace ~id. But be aald the party mllll change ill direction or "it wUl,paas into oblivion." >.. for a third party bid this year, Wallace 1&ld, "I doo't have any planl at all" for that. Walllce expreaaed willtngneu to ~ICUll a possible compromiae with other c..ndldatea on the disputed catilomla delep~ luue; but• left -·. jult wbaf hiS 'poailioll Would be, 1&ying "I'd simply be lair." He also said be had no. plans for the · time being to make an appearance on the convent.ion floor. .. ALABAMA GOV. GEORGE WALLACI! WORKING OUT IN MIAMI W......i.d Candidate Pl'9plrlnt for Stranuous Coowentlan Activity Gunmen Hit Beach Eatery Wallace hu displayed far lea innu· ence so far than aldet: predicted, remain- ing !OCluded in bis 20th floor presidential Two · muked t;>endita w 1 e I d in g suJte of the luxurious Sheraton F o u r automatic Pisloll llanday nlibl escaped Ambaa18dors in downtown Miami. with lllOO alter llleY lor<ed five employes Bia stiff discontinued·niedical reports of a Huntlncton Beach McDonald's blJn.. m hll concUtion, f e a r 1. n g misin· bluger restouraet Into a freeser. . terpretallons. Frank Cllrtis, oalstant manacer ol. the They conceded that bis lace somellmes 14 Leisure· World Cars · .. ftllailrant at -Beach Blvd. told unexpectedly contorted with pain from . . -Covered By Obsceni~ies police be waa -ldng in the back al 11 :05 his abdominal woundl. But they 1 a Id p.m. when 1wo mm in pea coala with lld Wallace would ~ke an appearance in maaka pulled over thett facet came bis . wheelchair ' at least once" at the throuah the rear door · convention, perhaps to denounce the plat· 11oQD•t look at DIJ iace and put you" form's "ulnine" endorsement of com· baf111a -your lmd," -o1. !hr-pllsory school _buaing u a useful tool dita oald. Tbt)' then -red.all the -.. to•ard lntegraboo. PWri-! ....... 111111 Lellure World reaidenla today face Ille .=:..of their a~ and the of oblcenlties apr1yed on lhe can by wWmm intrllder• during the -...i. 0r..,. OOUnty Sher111'1 o 111 c e r eatlmated lhe dlmap Inflicted to the cara and "*bf washroom wa11a and hulldlap In Ille Ronda Granada oedor of the ntlrDG oampla al nearly tz,OOI. iloDallel alld the kdladon -opny paili to ~ the 14 .... MmllJ aldowalb and halldinp and WaabtnC machU. In the ~ <GID!Dunlly laundry. "Ono or lwo ol the vlctlml tm- medlatel)' did their o'wn aprayblc .., top el tho oblcenltlee llllll1 they could pt I j their can to a palllt d.op:• an Jn. veallgator aald •. "Some of the menqea dabbed on their can were about a vile u you'll over find." emplo)oel Joto the -I ol. the .-----------~ Truman to Be X-rayed restaurant, """""""' to police. Curtis was ordered to emply all the money from the sale 1Dto a platlc -bag while one of the ,_ Up! J0111n1 at hJn, "We only want bills, DD ceinl." All ol. the employea were then forced Into the lreeaer and told to stay there 10 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -lloctora minutes or they would be killed. One of hope to X-ftJ former Prllidenl Harry S tbe bandits found a jacllel for a femole 'l'nlmaa'1 1oftr pstnHntelllna1 tract · snploye who wa afralcl that ahe mf&lii tllil -· Tbe 1-nya, delayed oeveral lreeae, according to police. t-bee-ol. h1I Irritated eolml, are Curtis aa1d the tlllMo retumed to the Ille oaly odloduled test l'1!lftllnlng b' tb1 froaer alter two -.. to be sure the nation'• Did chief uecullva u be bePll mtaurant -ken were atW there. They hla second -in lleaearch HOlpltal then fled With the IDDllO)I, according to lllCf llodial Ololer. police. . . .. ' I 1 • W orch He Said Hurt· His Ears PARIS (AP) -'"lbank yoo, Preoldenl McGovern,'' Mid Ronald Reagan. "And I~ I never have to UM that e1pre11kln again.'' The Cl!Homla ,... ,IOf. maklnc a speech before the American Q\lb of Parla today, WU lnltoduced by Ila presider!~ Dlvld McGovern. • UPIT.._.. Hope F'or Vfet ltns Comedian Bob Hope bas re- cruited a planeload of ·Holly· wood personalities lo appear with hrm July 22 In a six-state telethon to raise money . for victims of t r o p I c a I storm Agnes. . ' Deputies Raid Nudie 'Church,' Arrest 'Priests' DUARTE (UPI) -A combinaUon cbruch and beer bar featuring nude dancers has been raided by sber!l!'1 deputies who arrested four "priests," a dancer and a member of the coo.. gregatlon. The w~kend arrests al the Church of HI-Lile in tjtls Im Angeles a u b u r b came ofter a _...,nth inveatlgatlor.. "We were ~· little 8\U'Prised when the place opened up," a sheriff's spokesman aald, referring to the church angle. He uld·lhe bar waa llceiised u a church but was unsure by which agency. Deputies said the 11ch~' was divSd· ed into two parta. In the fl!Mll hall, a chun:h.goer could buy beer al a bar. In the rear -for a 13 donation -be could watch the nude dancers , or movies, and drl'* free beer. Those arrested t n cl u d e d Leo Barbarlck, 42 ; · Martin Ordway, 22 ; Robert Allen Puch, 17, and Galen Thompoon Pearson Jr., '3. They were -ed on IUIPiclon of permitting lewd cendutt and Uhlbltfnc lewd material A dancer, Lena Kay Marquez. 23, Fon- tan., was booked on suspicion of lewd conduct. Beach Man's Auto Out Of Control Huntington Beach City Councilman Teel Bartlett was temporarily put out ol. business SUnday afternoon when a 'Tio year .. td hotel owner lost control of hll ear and crashed through the Bartlall aervicll llation; Andrew Erwin SbalJdricl:, -of 1191 Clark Hole!, 228\i Main St., Hwrl!iJc;a Beach, told pollce he was driving out. bound on Walnut Street wben hll Pl pedal stud: and he lost control ol liia ear. He veered onto MaJn Street and wG another block before he smashed Into a gas pwnp and through the o!Ilce of tbi station on the corner of Main SITeet ...s Olive Avenue. The 11a11on. operated by Bartlett ftil' more than 25 years, wu cloaed at tlil time of the accident Wltneues !ti, the accident said that Shadrick wu moving about 40 mllea per ho\r when be. hit the -ond Cl'Uhed through the concrete wall of the aervtca alatlon. Shondrlclt waa not lnjund, occonllnc lo police. ....... c. ... ,,._ "' -- More IUlllblne for Ibo Oranp Coast is wbat the -rlady ls predicting. Temperatures of around 70 are expected al the beaches, rising to Ibo low 80'1 Inland. Lon 1n the elta. INSmE TODAY Tht PmtaQ<m Papers lliol of Daftid EU.berg and A!lthottv Rw10 btgi111 ;,. Loi Angele• to- dar, ., o pond of JOO proapce- liuc jurors """ 111m!llO!ltd lo ap- peor for o Hlcction proce .. lllal is upectecl to take obovl • week. St• •lorti, Pog• $, l..M. lml 1 ... tin• I C-4H.... I Cle...... »M • CeMkl 11 (......... 11 --. •~Iii.rill ,... ' ...... I I 1 .. tf ""'-lt-11 ..., ... _.. ' ""''•••• M ... u..n 11 =.. .... ': --. ......... rz.: .. :: -" =.-_J --.. • ' • • J DAILY fl LO I M-1. J•l1 10, 1972 Muskie • Ill Role Of Peacemaker ' . . . . ~ . . .r ·~· 'MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -·St'!<.i<lrdllj!d · ' . ~s. Musk!•, pledging to remai3'i,.,,-behind cloeed <!'<!"· ~le until lbe Democra~ jlruidenUal The meeting waa orranged !or the 16th nomlnalloa l.s aetUed, .took cio the rot• of •. Coor outcu or Democratic National a __.ru today In a move .to head a.a!rman Lawrence F. O'Brltn. In &lie olf wbot bo calJad a potanUally fatal Fontainebleau Hotel. ..-..lentlall war. Muskie declJned to atate lUa pocition on Milltlo called for a meeting or lbe wbttller McGovern abould be given bock chill contenders for lbe nomination to the 151 calllomla delegates stripped try to .-II a .. u1emen1 of lhe a-eden-from him In pre-<:onventlon ruling.s. . tills queatJon before it reaches the floor "We have aeen thLs ~nvention being toaillll. · turned Into two armed Clmpo," Muskie Hobert H. Humpllrey accepted lbe bid aald, "prepared to reJOfl to every wblle ·~~·GeOtgt ·s; · 1'.fCGOvem ·· pirliiinl!:Otary maneuver which mlgbt bilked at ADY compromise reached cootribute to the victory of one or Teacher's Firing Upheld for Use Of 'Gutter' Talk OAKLAND (AP) -A judge baa upheld the firing of a Hayward junior blgh oclxlol leacher for m...•alng oral copula- liGD with puplla and ualng wbat ad- mlDistratora deec!1bed as "gutter ~ C4unty &lperlor Court Judge Lyle E. Coot raled that Mra. Angela H. _., G, ol S. J ... WU not enUUed to relmtatemeot ID Ibo ooclal aclence and bl.sDy teochlntl job from wblch ahe was dJacl!orpd laal fall ... pmda of Jm. morOI anil 111profeulooal conduct. Mra. Mohr testilled In a three<lay trial that when she described a juvenile illdge'a apeecb to a youth conference as 111>-&-" ahe comJdered the tenn no ,. . worse lhan the expresslon °baloney." Judge Cook aald he found use of lbe ~cited u "uaprofeaional" but not eilOUlll to juattfy a finding of immorality. Be lald be "carefully researched the term . . • and ..,eluded It ID lneleaant upreuion at best." Mrs. Mohr aald ahe saw ootblng wrong with dlSCUlling oral copulalloa In lhe cantext of outdated laws. Judie Cook dlaagreed, saying " ••• tt .. dlfBcuJt to understand the relMW!lng that would prompt a junior blgh acbool -to •lecl thla 8Ubjecl II ID ... ample ot. anpopnt1r laws for con-. alderalloo by lludenll In thla age group l!S-Lf)." ~Complaints lrom some atudenta and other teachen at La Vtata JIDllor l!Jgh nsulted In Mrs. Mohr'• dlmllssal by the f'ywant UnUled Schoof Dlatrlct board. ~ • Hughes Gives School Money Jll)NO, Nev. (UPI) - A check for-.000 frcxn bllllooalre recluae llowlrd Hugheo i\aa been rectlved by Univtnlty of Nevada Regenia meellng here. Hughea has prombed the Reno campua two-year medical achoo! $!00,000 a yelr for 20 y..-1. The cbeck WU the aecond Installment. another candidate. U preparatlona for batUe continue, and battle ii joined on its present ground, lbe toll-in political dead and Injured could be horrendous and our party and Its nominee could be among tbe casualties." Before calling for lbe meeting of the presidential hopefuls Musk!• . t o Id reporters, "I'm still a candJdate and will be a candidate untY this convention is ended." He said he was keeping the delegates pledged to him. The front-running McGovern aald he saw "little to be gi.ined by golne into a closed room with six antl·McGovern can- didates." He said he might recansider If reporters and other outaiders were allowed in the '!'l)on. WbUe the convention c r e d e n t i a 1 s maneuvers continued at 1he ~ strip bole1a, about 500 anti-demonstratora marched on the convention center car-fYintl Viet Cong flags and lhoutlng ologans. . There was no violence In the protest I~ by the Vietnam Veterans Against the War as it wound ita way seven blocks through the Mlaml Beach business district and past side .streets lined w:lth retirement hotels. Stcurlly remained Ught ·with federal troops and state ~lice forces !landing by, and olive drib helicopters patrolling the cloud-ICUdded skies over the white lines of hotel!. ll<!p. 8hlrley Cbbbolm picked up a polenuaJ 93 additJonal first ballot votes today when Stn. Humphrey told black delegatea pledged to him they could vote for her on the lnluaJ (Jl'el!idenUal roU-call Wedne>day. Aides laid Hmnpbrey telephoned Mra. Cblabolm to announce lUa deciJlon, made In ...._ to her propocal that black del•ptea obould 1Uck togelher for at least one vote. Mrs. Olisbolm, fint .black woman to seek the presidential nominaUon, claims to have 21 delegate.s in her camp, but has been fichtlng a move from Jullan Bond to strip her of 80IDe of tAose. McGovern met with a group ~f farm .. state delegatea, loured atate delegations larielY oppoeed to him and met wljll a ClliC1ll of ...... ln ID effort to filve the convention overturn bl.s big aetbadt by ' lbe party credeltlal.s committee. Humpllrey held a ataff meeting a n d then vlJlted a gathering of wnmen delegates, contlnulng to drum pn the "I'm-no-quitter" theme he has been aoundlng In bolel corrldora, caucuaea and news conferences. "We will fight bard but stay fair," he said. 0Are we nl.slng a breed that 11y1 'give it to me: I've earned Jt and if you don't I'm going to pief up my marbles and walk home'?" Suspect in Triple Murder ~ ;ro Be Arraigned ·Tuesday ( 'Tri~~mw-der auspect Amoa L. ~!cliff was being held without bell this !ftOrTllng In Westminster jail with formal arraignment eapected Tuesday. The ~year-old aerospace worket DAILY PILOT 1'11 °""'It Ctalt DAILY PILOT,-"" wtllcJll h ~ ttle H .... 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""'"' -· ·--'"" ........ ..,..... ....... --=--(---!; I .... I• W cwrtw IUll _.,.., ..... ,, ~' ....,., a n._._.~. • allegedly abot his estranged wile and a male friend aa they returned to her Fountain Velley home early Saturday morning. Police charge that Ratclilf then went to Westminstu where he killed a third .person;-Betty carew, 42, of 9360 McFadden Ave. According to police aC<OUnt., Ralclill broke into the home of Betty L. Ratcliff, 41, of 111526 Morning Glory Ave., and waited for her to return home. When she arrived about 11:45 a.m. Saturday, ~was acoompanled·bY Craig P. Hirst, about 50, of Anaheim. The two then entered the house and round RatcJilf waiting with a .22 collber rifle. The pair ran to escape, according to police, but Ratcliff stepped out.ldt and gunned them down. Poijce aaid Ratcliff then r<lurned to his mobile home in Anaheim and picked up a second gun, and went to the horile ol Bet- ty Carew. Ralclilf was picked up In Westminster while writing a note to his two children -aged 11 and 22 -in which he allepdly said was IOlT)' for "what he had done," according to police. Blast Kills Woman . In Paris Restroom NANCY, France (API -A young woman burned herself to death tn the lollel ol 1tte Straabourg-Parl1 upresa train today. · The train wu atopped after an u - plosion hurled pieces ol wood, metal and glaaa on to 1 ta ti on plaUorm at ~vllle. Trainmen found a partlal17' empty guoline container anil the char- red body ol the woman. eatlmaled to be about 20 yun old, Inside the toilet ol a pa.asenger car. ' 'ZI PPIES' AT CONVENTION -Leslie Bacon Oelt) stands by as a member of the 'Zippfes' tears a card· board seal of the Democratic National Convention U,I Tm.ttott after removing iWrom a wall of the convention hall . The charge against Miss Bacon or conspiracy to bomlt a ggverqmi;:nt bu_ilding \Vas recently dropped . Name Game Under Way , For Democrat VP Spot Yorba Linda Set To Protest Plan For Chino Hills MIAMI BEACH (UPIJ - T h e Democratic "name game" reached for vice .presidential possibilities today. Among those mentioned was Edmund S. Muskie, who onre thought the preslden· tial nomination was his for the asking. Muikle, who ran for vice pre&dent with Hubert Humphrey four years ago, emphasized that be was not seeking that role again,. and there was no sign it would be offered to him. However, Muskie stopped short of saying he would , not accept it. Muskie's name was among a dozen or so being mentioned by convention delegates as possible running~mates if Sen. George McGovern locked up the prize. None of the speculaU... se<med to have much to support it. Others mentioned included. -Sen. Edward M. KeMedy, (0.Mass.), whom McGovern himself named as among the first persons he would call to talk about the second spot on the ticket, although he did not say he would offer the past.to_hlm. Kennedy sun wu aaying no to all talk. -Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers and one of the few top union leaders friendly to McGovern. McGov•m himself menUoned Woodcock as one pooslbllily. As a presidential can' dldate he would badly need labor support so far denied him. Burt.on Fills 111, Donates $45,000 LONDON (UPI) -Richard Burton stood In for Elizabeth Taylor al a United NatJons Children's Fund ~emony. He uld he was there because abe was 11lock- ed in some embracing scene with Laurence Harvey" while ftlming "Night Watcb.1' Burton presented Miss Taylor's check for $45,llOO to UNICEF. It matched the amount he spent for her 40lb birthday party In Budapest last February. -Reubin· Askew, the governor of Florida and Democratic convention keynoter. Askew won national attention but popular rejection in his own· state in a referendum that saw him pitted against opponents of busing. -sen. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, whose father twice ran for president and whose great-grandfather was vice presi- dent. The Stevenson name is well known, at least to the over·30 electorate and Illinois would be a major electoral prize. .-Rep. Wilbur D. Mi 11 s (IJ..Ark.), chalnnan of the House Waya and Means Committee and the possesaor of a solid comervaUve reputation that might be helpful on a liberal-oriented. .McGovern ticket But Milla baa been close to the ••stop McGovern° forces and presumably would not be interested. -Hodding Carter ID, the young editor and publisher of the Delta Democrat- Times of Greenville, Miss. carter was an acUve member of the party refonn com· mittee headed by Rep. James G. O'Hara (D-Mlch.). -John Gilligan, governor of Ohio, another el~ral prize. Gilligan bas been active here· in seeking to line up vote switches to put McGovern over the top. Mayor' Rudolph1 Castro of Yorba !Jnda called a special city council meeting Sun- day to protest the proposed Chino Hilla airport planned four and a ball mllea north or the city. Castro told a crowd of 300 citizens that Brea and Placentia were joining hiJ city . in the battle to prevent development af the jet fa cility. Previously, Olinda Village and Brea groups had voiced protesta. Castro said La Habra officials probably would join the fight, too. . tbe mayor said telegrams. were sent protest In I Federal Aviation Administration alr space approval of the facility announced last week. The FAA approval must be followed by an environmental impact study of the proposed airport on 23,000 acres strad- dling the Orange-San Bernardino County line, north of the Riverside Freeway. Body Relocated CANNES, France (AP) -The body of Prince Aly Khan, killed in an auto acci· dent In Paris In 111!11, was flown today to Damascus for reburial in a special mau· -soieum, acconling to bis wishes. Ar· rangements for transfer ol the body were made by Prince Karim Aga Khaa. Free-POW Unit~ U.S. Mercenaries Forc~s Alleged STOCKHOLM (AP) -A U.S. mercenary force t. In Southeast Asia to try to force the release of American prisoners of war, the chairman of the Remem- ber the Pueblo Commlttee claimed today. The Rev. Paul Lindstrom of Prospect Heights, Ill., refused however, to name the naUan from which the mercenary force ia <1peraUng. He told a news conference the committee fonned an JntemaUonal Douglas MacArthur Brigade to free American POWa In Southeast Asia. The brigade has 120 volunteers, including llO Americans, who are Marine veterans, he said. There also are mercenaries from Sweden, Britain, France and Belgium, he added. . "OUr aim this time is to Uberate one <lf maybe two or three American POWs" Llndstrom said Ind asserted that "enemy territory waa: penetrated twice 1Jast month by reconnaissance units." DIAMONDS FENDER SHOWMAN GUITAR /.MP. and DUAL SHOWMAN SPEAKER IOX l.AOllS WHrTW MLD 11::=. • RING I '< McGovern / Confident Of_Winning ~ MIAMI BEACIJ, Fla. CAP ) - Democrats approached the start a( their 1972 nominating convention today with George 1'1cGovem holding to the lmlde track. McGovern's hopes for a first-ballot vic- tory were buoyed by two favorable parliamentary rulings and signs of sup- port from uncommitted delegates. The South Dakota senator said he was confident of winning back · 151 critic.al California votes taken from him by rivals on the party's Credentials Col!lftlilttt. But in the labor ranks, there was evidence of a mounting-drive to head off McGovern. AFUIO officials were clrculatinr pfivately a harshly \vorded attack on McG<lvern's record on labor, the Vietnam '''ar. com munism , civil rights and a laun4 dry list or other issues. From the headquarters of another can. didate, George C. Wallace, came a call for party chainnan Lawrence F. O'Brien to resign as convention chainnan or ask for a vote of cohfidence from the con - vention's delegates. Charles S. Snider, the Alabama governor 's campaign manager, said-his action was prompted by O'Brien's rulings Sunday on California credientials. O'Brien, wbo will preside over the con- vention. held it would take a majority ol those elegible to vote to adopt ere. dential.s reports and that the unconseated members of challenged delegatiom: IDIY, vote on the challenges. These rulings could he Important aources of strength to McGovern. U be captures the contested Ca I If or n I a delegalea he could be lilted to within liO. votes of a first-ballot triumph Wedneldly night, accOrdlng to Tbe A!sociated Press' tally. Crews, Scouts Clean Up Sile Of Rock Festival LONG POND, Pa. (AP! -Main- tenance crews, Boy Scouts and policemen labored today around Pocono Interna- tional Raceway, cleaning up after wbat probably was the largest rock music leslival in the East since the gl'!lddaddy of them all -Wl>Odstock ~ three years ago. Track maintenance men and the ICOUt.I began dlsposing of the assortment of lit- ter left by the estimated 120,llOO perlOlll who attended. Bottles, food wrappers, blankets, clothing and just about anything •lae Im- aginable were pi~ up inside the grounds. "We don't upect to be back to normal for another seven days or so," said. Wllllam Marvel , manager of the raceway. He said about 100 Boy Scoull and 3S other track maintenance persoonel won: .. ed Sunday at clearing the debris. Aho. Marvel said, some rock fana stayed behind briefly to rid the area of !rub. "We paid them," he said. 11Some of them needed money to get back or eat." Estimates ol the size of the crowd ranged from 110,llOO to 200,00jl. Police, meanwhlle, dealt with a bigger commodity -automobiles. "Our main problem has been a()an. doned vehicles," said a atate policeman al the Femridge suJ>.statlnn, about 10 miles from the race track. The apokesman was unable to provide an estimate of the oumber of abandoned vehicles ei:cept th a t it wu 11considerable.11 CAMERAS 1&MM U.U salL.oMOWll.I. 14 MM MOVIE CAMERA e0Mac1.1 ... 1111 •1ts.tl ....... e .nCLT.,_.W.._ wilh two 15" Dl30 JBL'1 Lill $395 NIW LIU $295 MODl1 Dl•71 NIW OPEN ' to • MOH. THRU SAT. Liii $995 ' 111W ONLT UDlll 1« W.e. DIAMOND RUBY CLUSTER RING ,... .... "".,,., .. Liii tM~ NIW ONlT~ ALL CARRY OUR 7 MONIY llACK GUARAHTll COSTA MESA JIWILIY Ir LOAN lat NEWPORT IL VD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA . ' GIBSON GUITAR 'S.e. St•Ml•N ll1ctrk ., C-T l'INISH Liii $245 wnMCMI NIW 646-7741 ' ' 111.t.AIOWnL lt MM SOUND PROJECTOR MOD11 l'ILM-NI UP it'l_.I! AUTO LOAD MN ~ S'llUO JUC STIRIO AM-PM CASSITTI PHONO w/two Spoakon · -$245 ·-~ SONY TAl'I DICK llCOll I II-UD $65 IUYIACS ICI - WI GUAllANTll ~ EVIRYTMIHG WI SILL I .- • ( N the Beac lure Legi A the -fr Th lllg.b from the Slee 11' ""'f. lure F 0 In b h t I JI • Viejo Club · Sewing, Livestock Programs Draw Youths lo six. While a project ii not a fulJ.u!e ..job, It does require attention and, Jn keeping with tbe Motto that "4-H is a famUy affair," parents are often ctped upoo to ald their youngster. By PATRICK BOYLE Of .... .,.o, ,, ... ···" Not too many 13-yeaMld girls make their .own clothing, and mo.ot boys that ·age have never seen a live chicken, let alone raised a prize winning rooster. But for two San Juan capistrano youngstersj and many other 1tudents in the Saddleback and Claplstrano Valleys, sewing, ralsini livlltock and O(be< pro} <dB take the place of afttt echool sports or the Pep Club. Debbie Drown does indeed make her clothes, and she wears one special dre~ whpiever she addresses service clubs abOut why they should' suppart the ' Mission Viejo 4-H Club. Brad Mathias' Lagunatts Argue rooster, whose name is Oscar, took the sweepstakes award for poultry at the 1971 Oran&• Coomty Fair. Brad could not enter the b~ this year beanwe the epidemic of Newcastle's Dlleue forced cancellation of the poultry competition. But the rooster is as trim and c.'OCky as ever, waiting for ~next year's fair in his pen behind Brad's house at 31312 Avenlda Los Cerritoo. Brad'• motber, Beverly MatbW, Is co-leader ill Ibo +H club and sayx tbal since ber two IOl1I Joinec! +H two yean ago, .till family haa gained a horse, about 50 chickens, and 10 rabbits. "I love It," ahe aaid. ·Debbie's mother, Mickey Drown, grew up on a farm and is the other co-leader of the club. Both women readily admit . tbat maey youngst~rs join 4-H and tben drop out when Ibey see the aD10W1t of work, involved. · "'lbere are a lot of parents and kids who don't realiie wbat they are getting into," says 'M_rs. Drown. "It is not just a matter of ~ the kids oU for the day." There are 2,040 mtmbers In the 36 4-H Clubs In !be county. The Mission Viejo dub now bu abou.t 50 members ranging In age 1n>111 9 lo 19. But at the beginning of the last echool year, r/ youngsters turned out to participate. · Each member should complete at least one project during the year, and some of lbe hiall~ age members boodle up "The PJOre involved the parents are." Mrs. DfOwn feels, "the. more involved the child will be," But the projects don't simply consist of making clothes and raising animals. 'lbere are scores of possibilities lo choose from including food preparation , dog care, bicycling, small engine repair and many others. But Mrs. Drown says the recent Hback to the earth'' mOv.ement ibas sparked many new memberships and much interest in raising animals and growing food . For each project, the dub member must keep an accurate, day-to-day record of money spent on feed or materials ind of the work that was done. Old House Dispute Raging A group working on the same type of project receives directioo ·and guidance lrom a. club leader. lh addition, each youth is. provided with a University of California-prepared .manual about the p:-oject, ouUining how to go about ac- By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL 01 H1t Dt.111 'Ott Steff There's a subtle dispute among Laguna Beach historians over bow the pie· turesque Captain's House at the foot of Legion Street came into being. A stronger argument exists over how the landmark will bow out -if at all -from the art colony scene. The house, located at 563 S. Coast lllgbway, bas reeeiv.ed envious stares from counUesa person1 who have walked the beach between Main Beacb and Sleepy Hollow. Its weathered exterior, ~eeply pitched roof, Victorian woodwork and large pie· ture windows have made it the perfect Fest to Appear On, TV Program '!be Laguna Beacb Festival of Arts will be featured on the show "Citywatcbers," Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 21 (KCET). Colwnnl.sla Charles Champlin and Art Seideobaum will be sbown at the Festival llfoands, Interviewing artists a n d membera of the Pageant of the Masters cast and ~ew. The lbow will be repealed Saturday a(. . ".J6o p.m. 1, ~ nu. year'• festival ls scheduled to .run from July 14 through Aug. :7. Although all tlcke!J to the evening performance of the Pqeant have been eold, pel'SODI may check with lbe box office daily I« cancellations. sea cottage -a rarity In lbeae dayx of beachfront apartment and hotels. According to Mrs. Merle Ramsey, who witb her busband wrote a bialory of Laguna Beacb, the captain's House was btlill In 1686 by two ladles from Rivenlde. "The ladies stayed down here in July and Auguxt and closed the house for the rest of the year," said Mrs. Ramsey. 0 As I have been told, they didn't mix: too much with other people in.. the area." The land, she said, was purchased by the ladlea from Otil T. Dyer during a land boom in Loo Angelea County -of wbicb Laguna Beach was a part at the time. Dyer, a Rivenide man, persuaded Henry Golf to xubdivide bia holdingx on the bluff between Lagwia Avenue and Beach Sir.et (now Leeton Street). Goff was owner of the old hOtel at the corner of Laguna Avenue and S. Coast Highway. Dyer, said Mrs. Ramsey, purchased II lots. He kept the two largest ones, located just aouth of the Goff Hotel. Within three days, the remaining nine lots ,each 50 feet Wide, were eo!d to friends in Riverside. Lots at the time went for $50 -or 11 per front foot along the beach. Another story about lot 9 subdivision No. 1 -the site of ·the Captain's House -says !bat an old sail named Ben Han· dy built the bouae In 1187. Some say be brougbt !be wood for bis home In by boat, since there wu oo road along the bluU at lbe llme. Because Handy bad been the captain of ·a whaling alllp, the name • captain'• House stuck. · Proponeala of Ibis story claim ibe two ladies from Riverside actually built a house just '""'th of the captain's home. Lesa controversy llllr1'0UNls lbe biltory of wbat ii commooly called lbe Moulton Spooky Buy Board Eyes Bare-bones Budget Consider the lot of the poor Saddleback Community College trustees. As if mulU-million budgets and tu. increasea weren't enough of a burden, trustees have been called on to okay the purchase of eighl human skeletons. They're for the science department. And they're in the echool's 1972-73 fiscal year operating expenses -presumably par! of the bare-bones budget (,18.45 million). Does Saddleback get a break in price if their skeletons are purchased in quantity? 0 Well, of course we ·do,11 Ron Barletta, college business manager, uid brusquely. "We're alway• xeelting the best C(11allty at Ille lowllt -1J>le price," he added. • Tbe skeletons are artlculaled -joined at the jolntl -and caaed. Tbey're from India and will coet $1,211 for all eight . . Y ot1tlfle•t Olde DeflefJ«te complishing the task.· All of this costs House, just north of the .captain's House. each member $1 per year. at 583 N. Coast Hlgbway. 1 1 · lt was built by Sylvanus and Salra The club goal is the annua county 81J'. where Mrs. Drown believes t h e Ferris of Riverside on lot 7 of subdiviston youngsters learn to aecept constructive No. I and served as the fir.It Swtday criticism from expert judges. And if they school in Laguna Beach. bave raised a f8rm animal for the auc- Ben Handy Jr., son of the whaling ca)> tion, it is also when they part with their tain served as one of the Sunday school prize winner. instructors. Julia Moulton, who bears no relation to "They have to have a positive attitude the owners of the Moulton Ranch, in-about that," Mrs. Drown says. "They herited the house when.the Ferris' died. have raised a market animal whose Ruth Taylor purchased the two houses purpose is to be sold. And it has received in 1964 and held then until 1969, when a k>t of tender loving care it never wou ld Upland Indllltriea, a 1busidiary of Union have gotten in a feed lot." Pacific Railroad, entered into the Laguna The Jl'lce paid for a prize-winning Beach scene. lamb or a heifer is often much higher "Originally, the company wanted to ac-than tbe market price of the meat, and quire enough contiguous property for a this refl~ts another activity of the club. hotel and condominium complex," said The bidders at the auction are often John Phillips, assistant director of real representatives of service clubs that DAIL 'f l'U,OT llaff ,,. .... RAISING RABBIT CAN BECOME A HABIT Brian Mathias, 12, Shows His Bunny . State Recreation Unit Plans Rail Relncation estate development for Upland. "But bave agreed to support the 4-H activities. when the height limit passed, tne hotel The youngsters urge the service: groups The state's Department of Parks and would have a major effect on the state concept was abandoned."'· to partlcii>*, and the more bidders at &creati"on will take the key planning parks department -which administers Upland now owns four lots between the auction;1he higher tbe selling price: role in a $100,000 grant to study the three separate beach parks along the Sleepy Hollow Lane and Laguna Avenue of the lamb or heifer will be. At the 1m relocation of the Santa Fe Railroad South Coast. and is negotiating for other properties. fair, when lamb was selling on the through the South Orange Coast. In previous contacts with San Clemente Word from Upland two months ago market for 33 cents per pound , Mission Administrative aides to Assemblyman leaders in the relocation effort. Mott that the two. houses were beaded for Viejo club members sold their young Robert Badham (R-Newport Beach) said already had commltted the department demolition alarmed members of the sheep at price.s ranging from 70 cents to the agency headed by William Penn Mott to total sup pcrt of the project. Laguna Beach O>mm\mity HistorieaI $1.40 per pound. will either do the plaMing study with its · As envisioned, the relocation would Society which promptly -and sue-In manY cases, the winning bidder will own staff or will reco mmend the hiring mean intercepUng the existing routing of cessfully -enco\U'aged., a 90-day demoli-use the animal for a service club of outside consultants. the tracks somewhere In the Saddleback lion moratorium action by the city coun-bar1:>ecue or have tt butchered and divid-In either course, said Badham. Valley area, taking a new tack across cil. ed. into l'lllall packages, wbioh are then spakesman, the $100,000 in federal funds foothills and canyonsld r o PP In C While lhe hist.orical society con--sold to club meµibers. • committed to the study will be used to coastward somewhere I '· eland Na- templates its next move, Lagunans '"Ibey know that they are supporting a pay the expenses. tional ·Forest, and pie · the old Trevor and Jocelyn CUsbman have youth who i! keeping busy and keeping Badham has won the credit for route again 10mewbere • nortberlY, forwarded a poaa1 to JllOVe the Cair out o( trouble," Mrs. Drown says. "lf it !pearheading the grant which is section of camp Pendle ... / tain'a another lot in town and were mt for the Future Farmer11 of calculated to pay for determination ol The ma\n reason for teloca\lcn, aay ft-private residence. America (a high school organization) and. , the feasibility, costs and possible rout.es boosters ol the eoaeept alq the South ' •. ~/of tbe biat«ical aociety, 4-H, tbere wouldn~ be any animals 11 the of an inland routinfof theSanta Fe. .. · Coast,.il Ibo oalety alf..-S 117-Jac,, , . • ':llreaident Hlny Jeffrey, is 1101a;;;lr;;;.';;;' ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... ;;;The;;;;;';i;preposa!s;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;.-mo;;;;;ve;;;' ;;;·i;;th;;;ii;n;;;· ;;";;;";;'';;;;;;;;lhe;;;;;old;;;;;;;;'";;;llM!;;;;;ll<m;;;;;;;;;;lbo;;;;;..,.;;;;;;"";;;'lfl';;;"";;;;;L;;;;;;;i!I' to fihe bousea at their present 11 . • . locations aa billorical landmark!. A goals llalement by the Coastal ~ Lialaon Commllt.e, com- pooed of a number of city officials, also encourages that the bowes remain at their pre.sent locaUons. . .. '. . The fiml policy decision will ... t with the planning commlslion and the city il . -· Boating Classes Will Be Offered I A xerles of clalles on boating will be offered by !be United States Power Squadron at RICbard Henry Dana School, 24242 La Cresta Drive, Dana Point, belbmlng tmll!hl ot 7 o'clock. Cluies will be held eacb Monday and Tuesday nlgbl through August. Some of lbe toplea to be covered .Include boal bandling, rules of the road, navigaUon, boat trallertng and plotting courses. The course ii open to !be public, free. Furtbei: lnlormlllon may be obtained by calling Lt. George Carrington, 496-9193 • • fl""I"°' Semi Annual 61611TIC SHOE ' ......------WOMEN'S PENAWO e LADY R.ORSHEIM e DELIGO e HILL & DALE ·e VALLEY e e VITALITY e RISQUE e ENNA JETIICKS e COBBLERS e WOMEN'.S SANDALS ·UP TO Y3 OFF and MORE SIZES TO 11-VALUES TO $30-AAAA to C MEN'S Chlldren'• FLORSHEIMS 1 I ' I~ $17 oBO to $27 c80 l:lr~~I_._ VALUES :ro $36.95 WINTHROP \ GIRLS '7'' BOYS . '8" E. T. WRIGHT $17.80 $29.90 ' . Values to $17.00, • • v ... to $22. v ..... to $46. . OP.EN MON., & FRI. NITE. TILL 9:30 P .M. USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARG~ HEMPHILL CHARGt DIS.CONTINUED STYLES. BROKEN SIZES . ALL SALES FINAt: 54 FASHION ISLAND • 644 an • • • Keith Tbompeon, 18, younplt ot the Ohio delegates to the Democratic Nalioul Ccmulloa. dllplays hJ.s McGovern bad&e at the ,Pl!lVIDlion site in Miami Beach where proceedlnJS open IOday. " . I • I I I ..... .. ' :f DAit V PILOT . Fischer Gets His Chair- .· Match Begins REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -'Ibo Boris S!>usky·Bobby FIJChtr world c:beq l!lllch can begin -Fl!cller'a !1vorile cbajr bu arrived. • The swivel chair In metal and black feather was flown from New York to Iceland and put oo the stage in the Reyk· javik chess hllll Sunday. Spassky's Russian advisers anived llhortly alter the much talked about chair and studied ii llWlpiclously. Then they left without comment. Now the Iceland.Jc organlz.en: face a new problem: Where to find a similar chair in Iceland? "It would look better if both Spwky and Flacher had the 11111e chairs," said GudmWldur Thorarinn:>n, president of the Icelandic Chess Federa· lion. Fi3cber tool< me look at the dozen dif· ferent ch a t r a the Icelanders had assembled from Reykjavik's furniture stores the other day, aat down in aome o[ them and then gave his verdict: "Fly in my own chair." Spwky, the 35-yeor-old Jl'Orld cham- pion, did not seem lo worry much about details or the '250,000 matth. Before leaving for a ulmon fbhing lour of oorthem Iceland the defending champion llld, 111 am not going to argue llboul cblln, chess board.9 and sets. I will leove lbll tollobby. II makes no dif. fereDCI!: to me." · After leqthy and dramatic preludes, both Pilcber and Spwky appeared ready to llarl the first of their M games ~-. .. _,. ii reined and ready. We will play Tueaday unless Spwky is W," Said F1'd Cramer, vlct pmideot of the U.S. ~ Federallon. But the players still have to inspect and approve the facilities in the hall, where the 1organizers expect 3,000 fans paying 11 each to be on hand Tueaday. · Gudnumdur AmlallplOll, d e p u t y referee of the match, apent all day Sun- day polishing off the line details. He lnled aeveral chess boOnli and finally ae!Ued for ooe madQ in Iceland apectally for the match. II haa bteo put tosethtr from Icelandic llones. lloodaJ, :11117 u. 1972 .! • Ends Truce; Ten Killed . By COIJN BAKER BELFAST (UPI) -lrlsb Republican Army (IRA) -rttumed to the at• t.lct today, tbelr 13-day c:eoae-fin abin- daned. GunbllUea apread across Belfaal and l.ondoaderry and 10 -died in the flchting °' tllnlugb " .. ecullona." In the first bours after the IBA Prmsioaal wtJi( called off iis truce Sun· day night, sis clvlllans died in Bellas!, lncllldJnc a tf.yeor-old girl and a Roman Catholic prieat who waa llhol u ht ad· ministered the laal rites ~ another vic- Um. S!Iteen soldiers anit' lO ciYtllaos MIAMI J .•. .. . .. ... . ~ .... __ -~--.. ..... -= ::.-· --... , MIAMI~ BEACH ---"':""" ....::::-' ...,c'.:::. -·--· -·· · J IJl.1.4 TUffll o; .... : ; ' . w > • .. • ATLAlfT!C -OCZA/t , • ----....... . . CAllllOH MUM,MRIY --.---.. -..... -~· :,:_· .. --. .. ... DOI Al McOOVllt'N PONTAl"Nl!lll!AV . DIM.&oo•. were wounded. •• Earlier Sunday while the ceose-rire •u still in effect, Police foUnd the bodies :.) of four men who apparenUy had been ex· eculed. The deaths raised lht toil for Northern Ireland's three years of bloodahed lo 411. Sixl<en clvillaos . and one aoldier died during the true. period. -.~ ..... _ .. ,,,__ -----~·. ~~··: .. ........ ··- ' CONVINTION MIAOOUAlTIU CbNVENTION The Rev. Martin Smith, one of the leaders of the militant Protestant Ulster Vanguard Movement, aald today, "We are in a state of civil war. Irishman is flgbling lriahmao What else can II be called?'' He apoke two days be!.,. lhe lradi· tional Orange Day celebration com-- memorating the 1690 battle or the Boyne. Some 50,000 Protestants are expected to march tllnlugb the province and the BritiJh government todi y announced another 650 soldiers were en route to Northern Ireland, bringing total troop llrengtb on the province lo 15,!SO. Secretary of State William Whitelaw fiew lo Nortbem Ireland today from England to cooler with security advisers Gil the latest criail. Protestants, Reiman Catholics and the British Anny, meanwhile, mobilized men today in the wake of the ceasefire'• su<f· den end. Sources in the IRA and the mili· tant Protestant Uhter Defense Associa· lion (UDA) said contingency plans were being put into eflect by both groups to bring them to peak readiness for more hostilities. , Sharp gunbattles raged in several parts of Belfast until the early morning hours. Most were between troops and Catholic snipers, althoogh Protestant gunmeo were drawn into the gun duels as well. Some of the bitterest fighting raged in the Catholic Ballymurpby aecllon. An army observation post in a lumber yard was near w b er e that Father Noel Fit?palriclt was ahot in the neck aa he knell over a dying mao lo administer the last ri A · • at IRA statement from Dublin BritiJh troops of breaking the ·re by firing.rubber bulleis and nausea g at almost 2,000 Catholics, fn.. eluding en end children, trying to take over abandoned houses in the Protestant Suffolk housing estate. The confrontation developed Into a gunbattle between troops and snipers. British commanden denied troops bad broken the truce and said their men fired only when fired upoo. Northern Ireland Secretary William Whitelaw s&id in a statement "The Irr cident was clearly set up by the IRA to .. provide a justification for a resumption or terrorist activity." · HALL 'f Ul"I T.....-M MIAMI HEADQUARTERS SITE FOR DEMOCRATS, GOP Map Shows Hot.11 W._. MajOI' CandldalH Will Stoy Examination Ireijtlested For Japanese Terrorist LOO, Israel (AP) -The Japanese ter- rorist who survived the Tel Aviv airport massacre pleaded guilty at the opening of bis ~al today, but his lawyer asked for a psychiatric examination, and the three-man military court recessed to consider the request and the plea. "I don't want an examination .•. t don't want an examination," shouted 24-- year~ld Kozo Okamoto before the court recessed. lfLS chief lawyer, Max Kirtzmao, said he did not ~ Okamoto was now in· sane, "but he should have an ex· amination to determine if hf! was sane at' the time of the commission of the offense •.. or whether he was under some il'- revers;ble influence ... or under the in- fluence of drugs." Kiruman snid ht had no material yel "lo convince you of the defendant's men· • ta1 .state," but added, "in t h e clrcumstancea and in the defendant's behavior since leaving bis homeland for a faraway country, with which he had no connection, we see that the facts speak for themselves." but at a policeman as well • • • .. Then be pleaded guilty. In erfect, the charge sheet accused Okamoto of participating with two other Japanese radicals, Yasuyaki Yasuda and Tsuyoshi Okuaira, in the murder ol l6 persons at Lod Airport May 30. Yaauda and Okudaira were abo killed, and 67 other persons were wounded in the carnage. The Japanese were acting for .the Arab Popular Front for the Libention of Palestine. Three of the charges agaimt Okamoto carry a maximum penalty of death. But the only person ever put lo death by Israel was Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, and Premier Golda Meir bas expressed opposition to capital punish- ment for Okamoto. ___ ,.. __ \ Senior Citizens I Ignore Yippies .. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP} -Ylpptes gobbled up watermelon that had made up a carlcature of President Nb:on's fact at Flamingo Port as part of the non- delegates' final proteais prior to today'• opening gavel o/ the Democratic National ConvtDtlon. Elsewhere Sunday, oome 200 backers of Studtnts for a Democratic Society held a protest march at the swanlt Playbo\' Plaza Hotel where major financlal con- tributors to the Democratic party held a convention kickoff dinner.· Senior citizens from Miami Beach's vut retirement community were to be honored guesis at thO picnlo sponsored by the Youtb lntenlational Party, but few showed up. "We wouldn't take your food," said one silver-hatred resident when offered m~lon, organic bread and vegetables stew from the Ylpple table. Shtrlll's depulles poiaed with ylrd-long bllly club>, watched the march by the SOS protesters who chanted "Men and women, black and white, Ford ain't get· ting lo tonight" in reference to auto magnate Henry Ford ll. Guests, ushered through the protesters, were members of the Democratic Sponsors Club which requii.s a $1 ,000 donation ·to join. Earlier in the day, Zippies led a march from the prolell headqlllrlers al Flam- ingo Park to Miami Beach Convention Hall in a pleo lor the legallsallon or marijuana. "Free pot/' said Zippie leader Dana Beal as gratis grass was tossed ,to the crowd. 1'Light up, Jight up" responded the gathering as marijuana ful!le!I allied through the warm air. At the same time, the Zippies took a atand against bard narcotics, which they called "death drugs." H y p ode r m i c needles were snapped in two as the pot- smok!ng dozens shouted, "Dump drugs join the smack attack." Beal said ~ Zippies were "against death drugs like heroin." The Yippies promised another get· * * * Telethon Raises $4.5 Million- It's Not Enough MIAMI BEACH, Flo. (AP) -The Democratic party says nearly $4.5 million waa J>ledged during lis 19-hour money-nistng telethon. Bui despite the finencial IUCCesa of the program, the party is still more than $8 mlilioo in debl from the !tea campaign. ,The party conducted the leleviston ex- travaganza in an effort to wipe out a $9.3-mtllion !tea debt. Porlcnners ap- peoring on the show Mild! ended Sunday night donated their aervi<es, but the Democrats rep<rledly had lo pay the ABC television netWU'k·.$1.I million for together with the senior citizens TUesday ntghl at Lummus Pai-k. They called it a "maniage between the generations.•• Schedule Set For Democrats MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Here is the tentative schedule for the Democratic National Con- vention, subject to change at any lime wiib the possibiijly ol ad· ditional afternoon sessions i f business cannot be completed . wllhhi the plinnediour daya: MONDAY -4:30 p.m. POT; call to order and Invocation. -4:55 Welcoming addresses by, Sen. Lawton B. Chiles of Florida, Rep. Claude D. Pepper of Florida and Mayor Chuck Hall of Miami Beach. -5: 15 Speech by Democratic Na· tional Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brko. ~ Report of the Credentials Committee. ......fi : 15 Debate and vote on the Credentials Committee report. TUESDAY -4 p.m.: Election of permanent CO!lvenOOO chairman, Considentloo of Rules Committee report. · Keynote address by Gov. Reubin Askew of Florida. · Platform COmmittee r e port , debate and votes. Vice President Seat? 'No Way' Says Ken11edy HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) -Whlle others WO!Tied about the credentials fight and bis name was bandied about m a po!l!ible candidate et Miami Beach, Sen. Edwlrd M. Kennedy went aailinf ofl Cape Cod. Hyannis wu besieged by reporiel'I awaiting word from the Kennedy com· pound on developmenta at t b e .Democratic National CollvenUon in Florida. "There is no way I will take the vice presidential nominatlon," Kennnedy said Sunday. "I owe Jt to Joan (his wife), the children, my mother and listers. There Is no way I will take the nomination." Kennedy's wife went to the convention, and appeared at the Democrats' national telethon. She said her husband was not a presidential candidat.-and the decision was "final." Amlaupson, who bad lo lake over wben tbe chief referee Lot.bar 'Schmid of Germany flew home Saturday, also has a choice al five or six dilfereot chess sets of various &ii.el. Armored Car Robbed Under Israeli law a defendant in a capital ca,se has to to plead innocent. Otamoto is expected to get life im- prisonment. Negotiator Back At Paris Talks With Same · Line . the airthne. However, Kennedy bas bteo unable to dampen SjJeCULslion all year -despite . ~nt disavowals of his candidacy - and his name is still cropping up. Ken. lucky Gov. Wendell H. Ford ' for ex· ample, saidlSunday ntgbt he ..:.ui.i SllP' port a ticket Jed .by Rep. Wilbur Milla (D- Ark.), and with Kennedy as vice presidential candidate. Schmtd aid hi. wwld retum Thund1y after visiting bis IOll, who was injured in a traffic accident. Ship Returning To Alameda Port SAIGON (AP) -The aircraft carrier America, norm.any a part of the U.S. Atlanllc Fleet, hBa replaced the corrier Coral Sea in the 7th Fleet openling off Vietnam, the Navy hBa announced. The Coral 'Sea ia en route to JtJ home port in Alameda alter seven months of duty in the combat ione. The America iJ based in Norfolk, Va.1 but has been temporarily assigned to the 7th Fleet "in resPonse to .the North Viet· namese invasion of South Vietnam," the Navy said. • MONnlRREY, M-(AP) -Two armed men held 14> an m uued car of lht Bank of Nuevo Leon Salunlay and """'!led with a haul e.!Jlimated unoffi· dally et $160,000. Police said ., ooe was injured. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Oellmy of the Dally Piiot 15 ~arantttd Moridly.,rld.ly: H """ 9o not 11tft \'9llf "'*" by 1::111 11.in., un •11111 ,.,.. mpy w111 "• br'Ol,llht to ~ C.111 •r• Mken 1111111 :• """" a.tvrdly ...,.. llJ!ldm ff YI'! cto Mt rtc.rn l'Ollf QlflY by t •.m. latvro.y, or I •.m. lwlNY, ull •nil • copy Wiii bl br9ugllt flt you, C./b 1'11 tlkll'I \lrl!U 10 1.m. Telephones " Mott .,,.,.. CountY ,.,. .. -...... Ml.an ~ H1111tl11111M 9Mdl Md Wfthr!lniltr , ......... , ....... •tDI kl! CltrnlnM, (lplllnll6 IMdl, $1n J~ll C.plltrell6, DIM Polllt, lolillll ~. UWnl Hltwl ... , .,.... '!he opening ~f the trial was delayed 55 rmnutes by stnct security cheeks. Many of those at the trial stood in line for more than two hours be.fore they could enter the courtroom about four miles southwest of I.od Airport, where the massacre took place. Wearing a red shirt and dark :slacks the small solemn defendant stood in ~ waist-high wooden enclosure manacled to two husky policemen as the chief pros- eart<r, IA. Col. David Israeli, read the four charges against him. Asked ll he undentood Okamoto replied quietly, 11Yes." ' Asked bow he pleaded to the charges Okamoto .replied : "(bi the 30th of May 1972 I discharged fireann.s with two other P.!!rSOOS ..• I forgot their .names • . . f do not know bow many people I killed ... "I have ~Y ,things I want to say in court .•• I fired anns not only at tourists Gulf A,ir Triggers Storms Kansas, Ohio Valley, North Hav~ Rain; West Dry Tetnperetures .. "''°""l wt"'"•• wl'l'tcf r011c .. 11 •• , .. ,,, ,,, 1 -11 -11 ~1111 ~·· ~'· N \ . 2t.11 j * * n ~"{;~'"\:r\-"-J~ l'I .. '"" ~~.1'4 I I ii ~ ~ l:R 1!1 .t l I ~ lij I: 1!; .. -i' f ~ ' f:•llf_,. ~---............... , ........... ....................... ----· . .,,..... ...... I '. ' S11n, M-. 'l'We• MC*DaY • Stitenf-............ •t"""" .. . s... .............. a:1s,....._ 1.t TUhDAT ,,,. -............ 11t1fl.M. .., 'lnl t.w .............. 4;G a.M. •I.I k911d """' " .......... 10:" "'""' " '--llw ............ ~! .... ""' •.• .._ ..... I:"•·'"' ""' t.:tl """- ·-j :)t a.-. .. 91 ..... • I PARIS (AP) -Hanoi's chief peoce negotiator, Xuan Thuy, returned to Paris today repeolinll the old Communist pro- [>Ol8ls lo end the war in Vietnam. Thuy told an airport news conference: "We .still consider that the seven-point solution is the correct basl! for the set· Uement of the Vlelnam problem." . He added however: "We will gladly examine any .new proposa1a from the Uni ted States." The North Vietnamese official allo diaclosed that Hanoi Politburo member ~ Due Tho will be re1unJi-c to Paris, but he ·did 001 say when. Thuy said "We have come back to Paris wJtb good will and a serious at· lilude lo mume oegollationl Thunday, • when the lltltb ......, of Ille peace !alb is scheduled. The talb haft been - ded by~ Unlled aate and Soalh Vlel.- nam aince Ma7 4. Xuan Tlluy, who ... been in lllnol r.. about two .-i., -ed IO be hlu· ed and in IOod -and -ol his listenera lhou&hl that be Ulld Jesa i... vectlve than UIUlll in nferrlal to lilt United Slalea. But be twice ._led llll •id•'• old peace propooals and ...... lndicatlm that Hanoi would change them at Thunday'1 meeting. They call for the United Slates to eel a date for complete, unc onditional withdrawal from Vietnam and replaceo · ment or Soutb Vietnamese Prestdenl N1Uyen Van Thieu by a coallUoo govern- ment. ' Thloy WU Uked about a statement be made In Hanoi aeveral -ka qo .lbaJ ho wu tttumin& with "new directives." He roplled wllh a lned anlle "My new m. lllrucltonl _.. to come bact to Poril to -lht ...,uatlom wtlll lilt Untied !late&. Witb IOod wiB encl a -ai. tttucle we can come to a aettWnoat npidly." • Thuy, who 11-4 In Pt'1al and M-en niute lo Plrll, wu - •bout the altitude of Iha Sov1t1 UoiClll and Communist China toward lilt v- problem. He replied: "The -and Peldal leoders aid \bat If tbt Unlled -.... tlmMll Ila .,.,...,. wv, tbt two - lrilO will --.. ~ Illa vi. -"°"'· Tllo *t a and ...... ....... ~ -.. ,"' .. Illa •...;om&ptln.'' He repoaled dlarps lbal tbe Unlte\I Slates Is bombinc • dtket, ICbooJs • boapltala and populated .,... ;;;;! ¥lolatiJW a JIG ~ 10 boll al· -Gil tbe North. Officials were hopeful that iate mail-in conlributloos would push the aix>w's sross over 15 million. View"" pledged the contributions via tdeiflone calls to 32 regional centers maMed by 12,000 volunteers or cilarged It lo credit cards. • Kennedy bas bteo mentioned allo BB a pneslble running mate for Sen. George s. McGovern. • DANCI~ l'UUAn AT 'IMOICl-IN-•ac· 'MTY IN M1·M1 l'alr 'Mw' JIMr CIR& ..... lflll 19 Ml Mlrll-C-=-• . . f ' l y I • Foes of !!rop. 9 Spent $1,442,049 SACRAMENTO (AP) -Op. ponenl& of Prop. 9 spent· 11 ,442,049 In their successful effort to defeat it at the June 6 election while t' he en- vironmental measure's pro- ponents spent only $119,896. Plop. 9. would have phased lead out of gli!Oline, put a five year moratorium on the con- atruclicn of nucltll' p o v; t r plan!& and banmd , y pesticides Crom the 1ull, rts oppone~, which In- cluded. large cit companies, said It would have crippled Calilornla'1 economy. lolt by 2-to-1 In~ balloting. Brown sald in a statement r----------;4. Sunday that campaign ex· Intruder Attacked pendlture "'ports show that the backers or Prop. 9, the People's Lobby, r a l s e d $255,S58 Jn contributions and spent . l219,89e trying to con- vince voters of Jta merit. The opponenta, o rganized as Californians Against the Pollu. Friendly Pair Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yoi:ty gets a big welcome from actress-dancer Liz Renay in Miami Beach, as he visits with friends attending the Democratic National Convention. He will be reporting COIJ.Yen· tion news for an LA radio station. · Fires Get 300Acres; > Few Hurt LOS ANGELES (AP) - Four brush firts broke out ln caiifomla over the weekend and burned through nearly 300 acres before being contained. No buildings were involved, firemen said, and only two minor lnj,..le! were reported In the blazes Sunday. 'Thj'ee fires Wtte in Southern Cali£ornia. The largest burned 150 acres three mlles east of Yucaipa in San B<rnardino County. About 1\)0 men were aided in fighting the blaze by six air tankers and a helicopter. Mondl1. Juli 10, 19n DAJlY P .. OT Ii' · Peratflgon Papers Case Tria~ Begins in LOS ANGELES (AP) -Party was a justifiable act?" Conviction could re$.tk in a t 'Unusual ground rules govern ''Do you think Jesm Christ maxJmum sentence I of 11$ jury se.Jectk>n as D a n le I was justified in throwing out years in prison for Ellsberg Ellsberg and Anthony Russo the money lenders?" and ''Did and SS years for Russo. go on trial today ln the Pen-law enforcement officers at Ellsberg, a graying, intense i tagon Papers case. f<ent State use excessive o~time top war analy•r. hast- U.S. District Court Judge loroe?" ·bill f f Wllllam Pi1. Byrne Jr. has bal"-"I fail to see how this is 'accepted all responsi ty or red attorneys from ques-relevant to selecting a fair and making public the massive tk>nlng potential jurors and impartial jW'y," Byrne said. study of Amer I can ln·f says he will ask all questions Atforntys have the usual volvement In the Vietnam f hlnuelf -drawing from lis ts privilege r~ ·using chall~nr.es war. but Russo has admitted t of queries submitted by Bl· to removt 1ro1n the potential he had a role in helping to torneys for bolh defense and jury panel any persons they copy the documents . prosecution. feel shouldn 't serve. The trial "l took the action on my MALIBU (AP) -<John Peters, husband of actress Leslie Warren, ~rprised an intruder In the living room of their A-falibu ·Col- ony home and wrestled him to the ground until police arrived, Sherifrs deputies reported. I lion In I I I at r v e, ra)sed ---------"--~------- 11,484,971 and spent 11,442.049> Electricity was shut off briefly so the tanken could dump liquids near high tension lines. Two other fires broke out In the Los Angeles area. About 50 acres of La Tuna Canyon· went . up in smote, and 11 acres burned at Angeles National Forest. The defendants, Ellsberg, of the t~'O for1ner governn1ent own initiative," said EIJsbe.rg t. 41, and Russo, 35, chHrged in researchers who !urned an-when he surrendered to ~ connection with the leak of top Uwar acli\'ists is expected lo autbotiUes June · 28. 1971. "[ secret documenls to news produce contro\•ersy and in1-fell as an American citizen - media, have protested the. portant legal preeedents. The as a responsible ciUzen -l judge's decision. They claim it case is already on the book as could no longer cooperate with will limit attorneys fro m the fir st prosecution in \Vhich concealing this informat ion thoroughly screening potential 1nen 'A'ere charged \Yith es-from the American people .. , jurors in court. pionage for lenk1ng secrets to I am prepared for all C<>n-... The man, Dennis P. Brown said in a statement. The IU(est •single con- tributor against Prop. 9 was the Bravo· Oil Co., a Texas subsidiary of the southern Pacific RaJJroad, Brown said. Jts contribution was reported as $55,930. Female Remains Found In Unclaimed Suitcase In No r t hern Calif~a, flames ravaged 50 to 75 ~cres of the El Dorado Hills area east of Folsom. Forestry or- ficials said it was contained by 75 men, four air tankers, nine fire engines and three traC:. tors. The judge has lndi :uted he a n~wspaper. sequences." made the decision. an option•--''--'-'--------c_ _______ _ of federal judges. in an effort A•v•rtlw'""' to avoid lengthy que stioning on SU:J:.jects he considered ir- relevant to the case. Denture Invention Kearney, 23, of Salt Lake City, suffered a possible fractured skull in the tus- sle Friday night. He was booked for investigation of burglary Brown said about $2 mllllon were spent in campaign bat- tles over ballot measures. The deadline for filing contribution reports, required by Jaw, was last Thumlay. SACRAMEN"i'O (UPI) -On a routine sea.rd! of unclaimed baggage, a Greyhound Bus Co. tm.ploye discovered the skin- covered skeleton of a middle- age woman crammed into a suitcase that had been left at the depot for about a month. July 13-14-1g......1a 3nl ANNUAL DOROTHY' EllEl!SON " PllESE:5TS• ·~ ~· Horrified, the e m p I o y e slammed the sui tcase shut and called police. Sgt. Ray Bryers said Sunday ' that most of the woman's Oesh had decomposed but that her bones were still covered with taut skin of "leather texture" aod a small patch of hair was d inging to tile skull. 1 ,,.. to 10 PM~undrr July 18 Lift Cay, Noon toe PM .....,....,1.,1 1rn.1~M .. ~ .. _.. · 'lb& hand! and one forearm of lbe victim were missing. Bryers said the appendages may have simply fallen off as the body decomposed. ,_ Diiiy Door f'rlu • Adml11lon $1.75 • Chlldren 1,1nclel 12 FNll Otherwise, he said there were "oo sJgns of violence" on the body. He said officials now hungry tiger"s new lunch menu is GrrrrrrrrrrEAT! ·~ . FOr Ol'eMW! ' '·' II ho1 betn rv!GOl"l4 thol fl'91I., ~ llM Ml ~ti Mfitig oi.Jr O)'lltn,,. Freshly Shucked Oysters...1.00 i freJhly ~hucked Oams _l .00 Shrimp Cocktail 1.00 . Mixed Green Salad_ ·.so Our Famous Oam Chowder Cup _.25 _ Bowl _.50 Speclaltlel ' Eggs Benedict ··-2.25 Short Ribs of Beef --··-2.25 Sauteed Boslon Schrod-2.95 fisherman's Platter 2.45 Whole Eastern. lpswkh • Top ·sirloin Steak Clams 2.25 ' Sandwich ____ .3,45 I HangiownFry-1.75 I W.UstAways Broiled Boston Schrod -.2.25 Broiled Chopped Sirloin •. 1.50 5alad• Hungry figer Salad _2,65 Chef's Salad -· 2.45 5aadwicbes Crab New Orleans •.•.•. ...2.45 Shrimp Sandwich -·-1.95 'Jumbo Hamburger-._1.75 A Triple .Treat Combination ___ l .95 Oyater Bar Selectlom lntl..d•n CU1Jof ff11ttl'Y Ti11.,'• fvM t C~ ChowWer Ctbp Cohl Solacl, Chokti 9f Drealng Clams Ca;ino 2.45 Steamed Clams 2.60 Oysters Rockefeller _2.45 Oyster Stew .45 Neceultles Tommy's Famous Clam Digg" Cocktail _.75 Tiger•s Bull Shot .75 Margarita ___ .75 Bloody l/oqry _. ,75 Glas1<ol House-Wine •. _.so Fine Fizzes -· .75 (mporied Tiger Beer'.-•.• 75 House drinks .93 during lunch"hours. . '. " · , , , Leaer. ;Jifece!ldtles . . Coffee, Tea, Sanka, Milk .2,5 . fee Cream or Sherbet-"--.25 I Our Own c;r.amy;Ch•es• take _,__6() I hu tiger .. ' " .. 11 ' . NT AND ·OYSTER BAR ' N.wpoi1 lead! , 353 fast Coast Highway (at 8ayshor1 Drive) Your Host: Jerry Webb Call: 673·5534 . . I theorize the · woman was murdered, "buried in .a musty smelling area like a basement and then someone g o t frightened, uptight, dug it up and placed into the suitcase to get rid of it." Causes of the fires were not determined. Scouts Build Banana Split 400 Feet Long CERRITOS (UPI) -The world record for the Jongest banana split has been claimed several times in r e c e n t months, and new challengers keep appearing, armed with truckloads or 1llgredients. 'file latest claimants are three troops of Boy Scouts Ambassador Arthur K. Watson in the amba ssador's first fonna1 contact with tffe new adminlstratton. Reagan' will speak at lunch at t h e American Club of Paris. The governor leaves Tuesday for Madrid to continue his Eur~ pean tour as an ernisSary of President Nixon. who made a spilt Sunday that D11-111lte Jlo11ntl was 400 feet long. LOS ANGELES (AP ) - A It included 750 bananas, 114 police bomb squad was called gallons of ice cream -in to dispose of 40 &ticks of equal portions of vanllla· dynamite found in a metal box straw..., ..... • and chocolat _ 33 in ~ vacant tot in sUburban ..,......~, e Encmo. gallon! of pineapple, str:iwber· A youth told authorities ry and chocolate topping, 23 about the explosives Sllnday. '1eallons of whipped-cream, 23 Police aaid they were in· pounds of almonds ~d three v e s t I g a l Jn g where the "I.al.Ions oJ. maraschino cber· dynamite may have~ come The defense had hinted it would pursue in-depth ques- tioning on potential jur:'lrs' at· titudes toward the Vietnam war and other .:i.specfs of American history. Byrne chided them at one point for submitting amnrg their suggested queslions: "Do you believe the Boston Ten For People with ''Uppen'' ind ''Lowen'' The neare!t thinr lo hav1n1 your own teeth 1s 1~1hlc 11ow with a 11la~tic cream dt!ICO\'cry that ac.IU· ally hold• both .. u1111cr1" and "lowcr1" as ne\·er ~fore l)Ob1ble. lt'1 a diJOO\'t ry called F1xoot:m• for tla1ly home use (U.S. Pat. 1:\,003,988) and ll ha1 revolu· llolllted denture l'l'tarinf. F1xootNT romt1 an dutic: membrane tha l helps 1btorb tbe ahoc.ka o{ b•tin&: and che•inr. \Y1tf\ 1'"1XOOV.NT many denture lftllrtl'I may eat, 1peak, laugh, with \ little wonyo( dentumaxnin& IOCM!e. I One applh:ation may la1t ror houn. Deuuru that fit are eMCll• ' t1al to health. See your denti ~l rcgu!1rly.Gctta1y·l~useF1xoor;11.T Denture. Adhaive Cream. • nes. from . • ft"*oflhlJNlllMlei. rr .1 . ...,t Yow lllYOllte wil>ollOI, cltllgn, muatraiion 0r what-. piflll9d Reagan in Parl• MelOR W-poa · rlglltlhereon2llO.-c:hecka. Free. PARIS (AP ) -Gov. and LOS ANGELES (AP) . 0 Mrs. Ronald Reagan o f Police today aoughl a !>ye.; pen 111 eccounl wtllt ,. now during out 9th California spent 1 wet Sunday old woman who they sa~ ~~ C.llbratlon and ...,.,. 111 youn, sightseeing in Paris and his assaulted her boyfriend with a complete wtllt J'Cllll' choice ol 11 hlll"-'9 check staff set up meetings with watermelon · senior French officials for Officers ~Y Ofena Jones foldln. To lldd lo lie .-fllel, _.,. U.. giving Monday. • dropped the 51·powid melon .. ., • 1Maf Prll,.,... CtulM for two to ~pulco Reagan was scheduled to from a second atory window llld folr llectric •e11.,....a-•1 meet P r e m l er Pierre on O C H-~ 29 SUnday Messmer. He would.·be the after .an.~!. ' F-Pholoeheckllor.-And first American personality to Heqry aulfered 1 broken 8 c111Ck II-exciting prlHo. talk with the new premler right shoulder, two broken ribs From C-. B811k. since Messmer was named to and a punctured lung and was , . for m a new cabinet by Presi· admittecl at Marlin Luther "-8lly JOlftJ dent Georges Pompidou last King Jr. General Hospital. r - - - - - - - - -Wednesday. Police said lhe watermelon Reagan will be accomnnnled was intact and had been taken Clleolr: ·~ ltox•, thert .. I ~ ............. ~.-.. .. to · the meeting by U.S. u evidence. ======-=1· WESTERN STATE UNIVEltSITY COLLEGE OF LAW OF ORANGE COUNTY · now 1cc.,t1ne MM inti w.mtn whe 1re eltMr: e -11 With 2 .,.,n ef ett1,tMle c111 .. , ., .. 11,. 1601: M ........ 2, aMl ~ '" ....... 111 ~ ""· .. 1i.m.i •110" Ille '"'"i"''"' ....... '"' N4t~ltr1n1) The J,D. or lLI . dtg,., Ull bt •11ned In .( y11ri of pe1l·ll1M cl115e1: 3 cl11 .. 1 per -k1 J..& hou" per cl1t1. ,.. Sptc-111 l'vog11t1"1 of ft!'" tl11ws on S.lvl'dty I• r11l11Dl1t for flnt·yt 1r 1"1dttlta. · Apply Now for September 7th D.ay or Evening Classes WllTI OI '"°'* JOI INPOIMATION Oii CATAl.OCUI IOO South lrookhursl Anoholm 92104 r7t4) 635-3453 G1td1.11t11 ''' •Uglblt to t•kt it,.. C11lfornlt $t1i. ltr [••mln•!ion, 'PIOVISIONAU.Y ACCllDITm IY n11 CAUfOINIA COMMlml OI W 1XAM1H01 M Y I, 1972, •----"""'"'-='.;;;""...;'°".;..;..vm=""""'-----1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O Yn, I'd like 200 PhOIO Checks, al no charge. Htr•'• my opening deposit ($100 minimum ple111) and tht negettve ol lhe picture I'd like printed on them. 0 Enter rrry name In your Summer Glvuway, pletse. I could UM a 1Cktty Prfnc:"' Cruise or an electr1c "Ctlat·B-Oue"I 0 lncldeoltlly, --· WJN A PRINCEIB CRUISE! llJCen. ·~pops~· co CERT TO IGHT 9:15 P. • AT FASH·IO ISLA . . • • -..J.-----------~"----~ • • • DARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Prcl tecting the Ocean ' A slate agency moved last week to protect the ocean waters along Calllorni!)& l,087·mlle coastline !rom future sewage polluUon. The state Water R<!sourtes Control Board adopted new regulations •o tough that all ocean discharges would receive pollution clearing treatment higher than current standards for human drinking water. Assuming final approval by the federal Environ• ment Protection Agency, the regulations when !ully ef· fective would !DJure that it would be sale to swim an)" where along the California coast up to 1,000 feel to sea and 30 feet down. They would also curb damage to microorganisms vital to the lower part of the food chaip . Swimmers, surfers, fishermen and their catches, and beaches would all be protected from sewage befoulment under the new· rules. • Orange County, with i total of about 150 million gallons per day, is second only to Los Angeles City and County's 640 million ·gallons daily among the state's munlclpa! discharges Into the ocean. Statewide, 55 municipal plants and 34 industries dump more than 1.2 billion gallons of waste in\o the ocean every day. This iJ about 30 percent of the ocean discharges !or the nation on all three coasts. Of the 55 municipal plants involved, seven have no treatment on 400,000 gallons per day; 29 have only primary treatment for 946 million gallons and 19 have oecondary treatment !or 149 million gallons. Here in Orange County, two sewage treatment plants -one in Fountain Valley, one near the mouth of the Santa Ana River nearby -process some 142 Learning ls -Combination Of Work , Play FNEY J.HARRI~ No ma11or -ii Is, the betUt you can do _,.; the more you enj!>y it. No lkdler pis tho pleoture oul of a bridle band lhat the expert can find in it; no hack• on the tenail court tn.ioY• the a-_,,y u IW!y °t the ln!nid plaYer: no two-flnl· I ered pfanflt con find in • piece of music the aatlsfacllon of a Vi.r1UOIO. Alroecf! Bui the olhtr ofde of the coin ii this: nobody gets lo attain the deep pleuure of proli<- ieney without the wUlinplela 1o go thn>ugh a great deal of boredom. ThiJ II a truth we are beglnning 10 1a1e sight or. THE FINE BRIDGE (or chesJ, or what have you) player studies and analr-hundreda of bands in order to play one correctly. The budding lerutls e~ ~ a bafI • thouaand times againll a bocilboard In order to be able to put ii enctly wber< he wants to. The pimK, of coune, practices relentlessly and monotopoualy in order to explore the ~ beouty of a piece. In abort, you have to be willing lo be bored belore you can be ltuly graHfied. We accept this truth in certain areas such as sporll Ind games and special talents -but we prefer to lgnor< it when it comes to th! learning process generally, and to aormal edllcation in partic:ular. . Dear Gloomy Gus .. Buy American, Made by Ameri· caris," the sticker sajd. I examined the parked car closely. "'Printed·in Japan" it said In small type. -F.F.A. T1lit fNlwe Nft.ch ,.,....,... views, lllM -s.rlll' ,._.. M ftMo _,.."'· ltllll ,.. "" ,.... " .....,., .... Deity "'"'· IT IS THE F AMIUAR case of the pen- dulum swinging too far 'from the other .-. In puL generations, <ducatloo and study were oonce:tyed of in puniUve terins: Jeorntnc WM grim and dU1J Ille! ~Uve, and the Jdea of •1un" or ".PJe:asure" was anathema to most school teachers. _Then, as progreSsive ideas took hold, the educational system swung over to the cPPosite extreme: learning was supposed to be jolly and easy, without straining the mind or laxingl. the paUence. It all became a men-1 game, and tt didn't matter so much what you learned as long as you had fun doing it. BVT THIS APPROACH is as absurd and ineffectual as the earlier one. Lean\. ing is a com btnaUon of work and play; part of It is difficull, and part o1 it is pleasurable ; and the paradox consl!l!I in the fact that the more we grapple with it, the more enjoyable It becomes. The earlier pedagOf!)' ignored the delight and made the travail an end in ltsell; the new pedagogy jgnores the travail and tries to make the delight an end in itself. Life indeed, and not just learning, is a perpetual tension between the polarities of work and pleasure : those who don't work soon get bored wlth their pleasure, and thooe who work only for Ila own sake soon dry up and die spiritually. The most fun comes -as to sailing a boat -when you work the hardest to win it. A Peace Bfeakth,rough? W ASHJNGTON -President Nixon con· tinues to twilt and pull at the knobs of the great American war mac hine in lndochinil., trying to find the right com· biBatioo lo bring this endless war to a halt. seemed able to find the necessary resources to continue the confJid. Hi! natlonaJ secur- ity aide, Henry Ki,.. inger, ha1 alerted consress1ona1 lead· ert that there may be a poosible break· through in the peace negotiations. KIM- Jnger bu aaked them , ~ pmate!I' lo.,reatraln · their ~ta for a, few dllys to avoid upallllDi the delicate negotiations. 'n.e President, :mtanwhile, has pulled an tho com!Mt units out of Vietnam. At the .,,. time, al courae, be has quietly SeCret tnteJllgence reports reveal that 'T,000 new North Vietnamese recruits will move South next month for combat in Vietnam and camboctia. It was only two years ago that Nixon launched a major invasion into Cambodia to drive the enemy out of their sanctuaries. Today, the enemy is back in cambodia in full force, controlling "more territory than ever before. I --air power in Indochina to •all-llmehlP. IOllEllO!f, TBE enemy bas managed to replenltll ilaelL Battered, bombed and now even mined, the enemy has alway1 INTELLIGENCE sources also connnn that 100,000 new enemy aoldien have entered the nr since Ji1U1ary to "'Pisco the dead and wounded. An enemy buildup has be<n spotted aouth of Saigon Jn the swampy Mekon( Del la. American ad· vi5'1'1, bowevet, see no threat to the city of S1igoo. ...---~l:::=---811 Geo"fe --------. Otar George: 'Mtank you !or sending me the lint !roe ..._ ln your Rome Guru liledllatloo c.ur.. The hard<st pat1 ,... 111111111 .... and croalag .,, i. t. Ilia mdewa,. Lotus ,_,_ My ..-,. Is I -~ -.. set up. nat -! STtJt1( 0... lllid<: ... .... ,.. .... the """ Lesson One. Your current problem Ls explained 1n Leason Two. That's the lwon that costr seventy-five bucks. Send no stamps. CONFIDENTIAL TO JERRY JIUB!N: Don~ k<1 bed -Pat Boone waso't r~ to pl&y your life story, anyhow. He'• too tall. (Send your problemo 1o Gecqe far JlnllllPI ~-) million gallons per day. The remainder, under 10 mil• Jon gallons, is treated at Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and Dana Polnl The Fountain Valley plant gives secondary treat- men t to 15 million gallons dally, with plans for 411 mil• lion more this year. Tertiary treatment is given to part ot this· to be combined with water from the new 11water factory.'' the nearby desalting plant. As in any anti·llOllutio n e!Iort, meeting the new regulations will cost money -perhaps $9 per capita per ·year statewide. Sanitation district taxes in Orange County could, for the next two or three years, be double the present 42 cents per $100 of assessed valuation for operating costs. The sanltary districts expect to be able to meet the new requirements by January 1, 1976. For industry. how- ever, dealing with metallic and chemical discharges, It may be another story. The Orange County Cham• ber of Commerce, acting joinUy with the sanitary dis- tricis, will meet with representatives of industry within the next two weeks. The one major objection to the new regulations voiced by both the sanitation districts and industry is that there appears to be insufficient scientific evidence to support the toughness of some aspects of the new standards. This likely will be ironed out. • In the meantime, however, few will dispute the nec-- essily of protecting the puritr of the ocean and the lives of all creatures jn the fISheries food chain. And along with this, the protection fr6m disease of the humans who use the ocean for recref tion. ~-~ 'THE BATTLE IS TO. D£CIM WHO ~ETS TO Rll>f ME IN THE g~ HAQ.* Fearful of Extensive Defections From Party ' Leaders at .Odds With McGovern WASIUNGTON Either the DemocraUcally-controlled U.S. House o! Representatives is badly out of step with the sentiment or the country or George McGovern is badly mistaken about the kind of deleme establishment the counlry wants. The evidff\Ce sug· g-that the.House Is rlgbl and McGov- ern ii wrong, bow· ever much be Claims to have been inspired bl' Dwliht D. Eioen- hower.· Q;1' e rwhelmingly (334 to 50) the House passed an $8.8 billion procurement bill for atriteglc weipons which Included a $1.3 billion increase requested tiy Presi- dent N~on. At the ,same time, the House rejected (244 to 152) an end-lbe.war-by- September 1 amendmenL 111ESE LOPSIDED votes were more than merely a Pentagon v .l c t o r y . They were an endorsement lJf a complex doctrine which McGovern rejects. Scores of Democratic C011gr ... men who voted to uphold lhls doctrfue"Wlll be rwming this !atl on the same ticket With a presiden- Ual candidate (ii McGovern i s oominated) who repudiates the W1" ~CHARD WILSO~ derly.ing thesis. Two concepts are involved. 'Ibe first is that 1he invasion of Sooth Vietnam by North Vietnam justifies .the massive air and sea response ordered by Pnsident Nixon in support of South Vietnamese ground forces. Pr~la or a con- structlve result in the Conn of South Viet· namese grlQld force6. Pr9specl;s ' or a coostrucUve result ln file'. form . of negoliated xtUem<nt ·are deemed to' be great enough to attract majority support in Congress. McGOVERN HEJEC'l'S this COO<ept in both its iRCeption and execution, but the Democr atically-controlled House has been persuaded that it would be contrary to American interests to take acUon frustrat~ Predsident Nixon's strategy. Jn effect, the President is being given a chance wbid! McGovern would not ar.nt him to prove that Vietnamization is' a success under severe strain. The second concept underlies the detente wtttl the Soviet ·Union. This ac· cornmodatlon would be insupporalable Jn the President's view unless the United - Slates, like the Soviet Union, proc.eds with the development of nuclear weapons systems which are not limited by the MO!COW agreements. These Include the JI.. I bomber as a substitute for obsolete JI. 52s, an accelerated Trident nuclear sub- marine program, and an ABM system for the WashblgtOn area. • THE HOUSE SUPPORTED the Pres;. dent in this view and by doing so refuted , the basic principlea of McGovern's defense prospectus. McGovern · rejects the Rouse endcued Nixon Idea that witbopt an on-tomg program of· nuclear developmen~ th .. United Slates bas" no cbance of !:ringing Russia to future agreements on anns lhnltation. · Otherwiae, the KRinlln would take ,us for g4lllble fools and proceed to achieve nuclear superiority. McGovern desires a nuclear cut-back oo the ~s 'that a reduced three-way force · ol-··rnis.siles, bombers and subs would still give us the capability of destroying vital strategic targets in Russia and Qtlna many times over. THE HOUSE OF Representatives, Which theoretically reflects poblic opin. ion. wants no part of the new left ideas which underlie McGovern's defense pro- spectus intended to reduce defense cools by 311 oc IO percent. There probably has been no stronger evidence than these votes in the House o( Representatives of the gap between McGovern and the regular leadership of. his party on inajor policy matters. Th.is will make it extremely difficult for many Democratic members of Congress to run on the same platform with McGovern. Their record on defense, and on other major issues as well, will be contrary to McGovern's, la effect, they will be associated with a presidential candidate whose announced pollciO! they do nol auppor!. ' EVERYWHERE DEMOCRATS meet, • at governors' conferences, mayors' con- ferences, and party caucuses, the story js the same. On one critical issue or another, elected officials of the Democratic persuasion-find themselves at odds with their prospective presiden. tlal nominee. In one area it is busing of school children. in another it is the welfare handout, in another the defense program, in another support Of Israel. lt all · adds up to anxious discontent with the problems McGovern'• ncmination will create. Now that his nomination ls so wklely taken for granted, the anxieties have not subsided. Many Democratic leaders are fearful of exteMive defectiom in critical ar<as this la!L Joe Sikspak Write~ to Nixon Again Dear President: I, Joe Sikspak, : Amelican, lake·pen ln hand to bend your ear. Now I'm sure glad you're not one of those nuts who are for "peace at any price." But the way you're going, do you think we can alfocd it! What springs this to mind ls that nuclear treaty you signed with t h e Russians. I'm all for It. I'm glad you're only going to build two ABM sites, one around Washington and one somewheres else. Of course, Mrs. Slkspak (that's the wife) feels otherwise ... 1 1uppose he's going to build the other one," she aays, "around San Clemente." ( ART HOPPE ) 11on my Income tax. 0 That 'l!huts her up. Only now she sees where the Pentagon says it"ll cost $8.5 billion to build just two ABM sites. "You use that kind of arithmetic on your in- come tax, Joe," she says, "and you'll go to jail." ''WE~" I SAY ''leastwise we don't • • have to build more misaile&. That'll save u.s a bundle." So the Pentagon •IYB it's got 1o have a couple more btllion or so for bombers and 1ubmarinea and whatnot. 'lben you tell Congresa you now got to have a ••strategic;. modernlzation program'' ' (whatever that ii) ao you can get even more "comprehensive Arms Limitation Agreements" with the R us a i a n s (Wilatever they T,>· Well, that kind o! throw• me. So I lake the newspaper down to Paddy's Place and show it to Paddy, who reads a lot. "Give me a Seven.high, Paddy,'' I say, "and an explanation 1 can understand. "JT'S AS PLAIN u the noee on your face, Joe," &a)'I Paddy, "no offense. The President want. us and the Rusaill!)S to dump atl our mJsslles ·Jn the ... and not build lily more.11 ~iGood, jt'JI save us a bandle1"~I say. "Why don't wt?" ~ "Oli account of oar mlsalles Ol'f!l't good ULOOK/' I SAY, '1we aot to make sacrifices. Don't you want your President to feel safe?" "Not when he's got his finger," she says, "on the button." Comeback for Bighorns But you know women don't understnd these things. So I show her where jusl three month! ago the Pentagoe uys It plans to build lour ABM cites for II billion.. • "Think of the uvJaa.J," I Ja1, Quotes Henry 11u1111, wrlllq la M..S... Af<, a qeuterlf -"At the proeeot tJme the ouUoot for capltalltm' 11 far I""" hopeful. This is not owing to lllY inborenl defect& of capitaliJm considered u a system, but to the fact ' thal great tvl1& and injustices ar< attributed to 1 It and lhal Its merits are so lltU• understood. As a resull it Is belnc mallJllled, thwarted, sabotaged and llolrly ,.....led to dealb..'' By MIKE 0ABRAMSON ' Jle.e•iabllahment ol the Calilornia bighorn sheep on a portion of Its former range ln northern Colllornla bas taken a big slep forward with the birth of the Ont l&mb la -of tho tnu>lplaoled animall. Site ol Ille -.... a l,ltl ..... enclooure of steep, nJCky ClOUl1lly in the Cava Beds National Monument aouth of Tulelake, SIQJyoa County. Cailomia blgbant bed dlaappelred tnm the area a yean .... SIX MONTIS AGO 10 allaep -e1Pt •-and two rams --. trampfanlod onto the site from BriUsb Columbia lo a cooperative project o! the Slate Deporl· mail of Fllh and Game, the Na11oaa1 Port -· U.S. N and Wlkltle 11er11co, u.a. Forest -u11 u.a.· .._e(WalM...,._. !Mb"· Ma:a ... -... .,...., ... ...,thel ...... ,, .. ,..._ .,.. _, ....., ol • t Miiz.. wlll -ldt a nudauo r.r IM .,.,.,,., ... pltallly ... --"11'1 alWQI m. nloclltloa al tho ...... lnlo ........ dent lo me that. ••. .,...... al dlllenol • ol tjlelr -· ..,,..at 'ftlO .., M!Joeallllea•,, _lo_ llllll_•. crill 'rlll' _.._."' r•••-i.--:: morethu .... N1-• a .... II la. .. lllt:-- ' • Modoc and Lwen coantie1. TOE IAMB WAI amN to a 4-year-old ewe, (!le of .even mature ewes Involved Jn the transpl&nt, and a lecond .... Is believed reacb' 1o laml>. Both .... and -...... reported to be lnpod~ 'Ille -[ hi ... ' --lbal ...... .,. ... , ....... ,., ... Ina cover ""' a ...--la 1111 • Riaction. 'Ille Ille, wlddt -In ..... lion 1o ••• felt, la YrrJ llmUar to the ........ -_, -wNcll ti. lbeep nre llallJI JM LARGE NUllUl8 of lllPorn ...,. lomtd ~ •1r ....... II C&llfornta ln the lllGL However, Wegal lnmtlas -tho bllllom ha,.. been 111111 pretected In CaUfontla far more lllu a century -_. lrM wlltlen ~ "':. t=~· ,,, •a!JJ • ( =-et -.. ~~e\: CottllC1 .... 1" ... Callhnla ....,....... ., ... ..... . -It 11 'llll-=::t:: --... 1 •• a k1lw r enough, Joe," saya Paddy. ''The Russians'd just Jaugb at us: 'Who cares wba> you do with your rusty, old, Model·T missiles?' they'd say. So we got to spend billlOC)S building oome big, flashy, Super V-8 mlssiles"" HSo we can throw them in the sea?" r say. "Peace doesn 't come cheap, Joe," says Paddy. "Look 'at Vietnam." "NOW YOU'RE TALKING, Paddy," t say. "Finishing up over there's going to save us billions." .... "YOU' got it backwards, Joe," says Pad· dy. ''The Pentagon Just asked for an ex· Ira $5 billion to wind down the war wilh. You want an explanation?" "Give me another Seven-high, inatead, Paddy," I say. "And put It on the cull." So I'd be much obliged, Presldenl, If you'd~no<k off windJn( down the war and gotlatlng disarmament treaties with usslans. A "generaUon of peace" aoundt like a fine thing. But it'• ICllni to have to be the next one. I'm already Jn bock up to my ears. Truly Yours, JoeSlbpek, Amerteaa ...... cour DAILY PILOT /lobcrt N. 'IV• NH .. r no-rinir, U11ar Albm'IP' ...... lclllorial Paff - • p b 0 • ti H d. N v 1 H fe f a v A K q .. --------. -------• L. Jtf. Boyd What's Your Pet Name for Wife?- Thirty years ago, the aix ll10ll popular affectionate aalutaUons by 1iuabands to wives, in order, were : Darling, baby, honey, aweetheart, precious and dearest. Todoy, only three of these remain CQmmonly in use: Hooey, darlina "!'d baby .But ment most 11tely teDd to lllbatitute strldly peraonal pet names for their girl•, And rm collecting 1i roster of same. So far, kindly client& have submitted~. Noodles. Uttie Evil. Skunky Beer. Bigfoot. Sweet-0-Plg and even Wiley Coyott. Mister, how do you addresa your . ladyfrtend! EVERY FOURTH U. S. ciuZen who emigrates to Australia eventually gives up to come home. TAXES about four !"°"°" to train • good dog to sniff out hidden bombs on airliners. NOBODY Is more prone to the heart aUack than the politician, ac:1 cording to a federal health survey. QUERIES -!j. "Are any per!unies man"u!aclured In Rus.,,1a?'! , ~ . A. Some. Know of a couple for e.1port labeled 11Red Moscow" and '1Black Casket." . • . . ' A-. "WHAT aort of mixed drink does President Richaid NiJon like, .tl any?" A. He'll reportedly go for a martini on the rock.! before dinner now and then, although not far.· AM THJNKJNG of writing a "How To" book for souJs who want to get rid of ants. Be a pretty short boo~ though. Just sprinkle cucumber peelings around. Zip, the ants will eo away, goodbye, so long, get lost. MONEY -Jf one of your forefathers about 350 years ago had put 121 in the bank to earn 6\0 percent interest. do you know hoW much it wouJd be worth today? About $20 billion more, 1han everything in, Wlder or on Manhat· tan, that'.• how much. That old boy Peter Minuit sbou1d have banked his money and left the island to the Indians, poosibly. THAT SAN FRANCISCO claims North America 's larg- est Chinatown no doubt you know. But CIJ! you D8fDe that North American cit)' with the second largest Chinatown? Quite right, Vancouver, B.C. "JN WHICH European countries are the most unat. tached women?" inquJrea a widower. Austria , PoJand and Germany, it's said. ISN'T ANOTHER bridal sbop anywhere, I'm told, that outsells the Salvation ·Army's bridal shop in Loa Angeles. . NO BmDS, besides chickens, have con\a. None. Addres.r mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 . Bo:r 1875, New- porl Beach, Calif, 92660. -By Phll lnterlandi uor course I'm depressed. The m3gic "'ent out ol my . marriage and making money all at the same time." • Northwest's Farmers Battle Grasshoppers PORTLAND, Ort. (AP) - Oregon and Idaho farmers are trying to wipe out tens of mil· Ilona of crop-munching grass- hoppers before t b e insects mature and Jay eggs to cause a bigger infestation ne1t year. Sprayjng operations started in. Idaho, where .1.3 million acres are reported. infested with up to 100 graahoppen per square yard . Agricultural agents '!AY a density of eight gr~hoppers per aquai:o yard ts enough to jt.istify aerial spraying. · r · Jn Easterii Oiegon's wheat rich Umatilla County, planes sprayed 1.S,000 acres in an operation endlng Thul'lday, and 688,000 more acres in four nearby counties wi11. b e sprayed in the next 10 days. It cosU about 53 cents an acre to spray the insecticide malathion on the infested land. The coot Is shared by the land- owners and the state and federal government. Most of the infested area is rangeland or planted in what of the hoppers, we're doing very well," he said. Irvin Mann, director of Oregon's State Department of Agriculture, said weather this year was "perfect" for a large hatch, and that the number of gri.sshopper eggs in so i I samples enabled the depart- ment to predict a grasshopper increaJe. Daly City Dentist Hit With Suit SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A $1.25 'milli0n wrongful deatb suit has been filed against Gregory GenOvese, a Daly Ci- ty dentist. C kd V • aod barley. rac . «;>~,9 , on accmes. ca1~ti::r to=·~~ -" IOOD' ifrer they lletch, • yh<n . DAIL 'i" l'ILOT 1 31 Percent of Sttldents 1,548.at OCC Given Hon&'rs More than 31 percent of all eligible students h a v e been cited for academic excellence during the 1972 spring semester at Orange Coast Col- lege. Figures released by the of· Cice of Administrations and Records sbow 1,MI students achieved a U (8) or better average for twelve or more units. Better than ten per<ent of that total, or 159 student sailed through the semester with straight A averages. The total of 1,Ml! Is the largest ever to make the Dean's List In the 25-*ar history of OCC. Honored students arc as rollows: .... Men in Service I Mi"ced Duc k Rolled in Ptstry with Wild Plumb Siuc.e I Vegetable Ou Jour Rice Pilaf MarJne Staff Se f g e a n·t Wayne E. Sttr.umu, husband of the former Miss LeN!ire F. van de Walker of 1375 Baker St., Costa Mesa, completed the Journeyman Shore P a·r t y Course at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. George Artllar Watson or 20111 Harbor lsle Lane, Hun. lington Beach, was enlisted in- to the Navy's· 180 day delay program. ,Laat ·0w.... of 96:u Hamilton Drive, was enlisted . u into the Navy's 180 day delay program. AntboQy Kruk owski. of 17171 Bolsa Chica Road. Huntington Beach was enlisted into the Navy's 180 day delay pr<r gram. • 1'.1arine Pfc. Stevtn \\1• Allbee, son of f'.1r. and 1'.·lrs. William S. Qualters or 15531 Alden Lane, Hunt ington Beach, has graduated f""Om Basic Helicopter Mechanics Course at the Naval Air Technical Training r...enter I Memphis, Tenn. . . ' ' . Ice Cream or Sherbet • Beverage $1.95 A JUINIJ/HGtr SHOIT Dliv;-,.u ,,, flffW.trt QRIGINAL EQUIPMENT Polyester/Glass Belted TIRE SALE HURRY ... Offer Ends ~uly 22 • shirted by u.s. Unit _they· are most vulnUable, and before they are rn a t u r e enough to· lay eggs in the ground. The insecticide Will not destroy the eggs. 1be suit was filed by Mr. and Mrs. Cebert P.~te.rman of Millb.rae in the death of their daughter, Kam., 20. who wu killed Sept. 22, 19'1,1 When I 'Pick'..., '· lnJCt driven ' b·y Genovese: !lammed into her ,, • • WASHINGTN (AP) -The Food and D1'11g Administration has Mnounced it cancelled the production licenses on nine products or two firms accused by congressional investigators of marketing ineffective vac- cines. The FDA said it took the ac- tion after Merck Sharp &: Oobme, a division of Merck & Q>. and Merrell -National Laboratories, a division of Rich a rd a on-Merrell Inc., disclosed they will cease More Potent . Flu Vacine Developed manufacture of t>acterial vaC- cine rather than meet new p~ed effectivenw reguli\- tions. Amoog 32 vaccines labeled subpotent by tbO General Ac- counting Office earlier thfs year, Pt1erck prodUced five and Memoll four . Five other manufacturers vaccines have been given six months to produce effectiveness data. They are Holister. Stier Laboratories · Eli Lilly. & Co. Delmont Laboratories, Hoffman Laboratories and Parke Davis & Co. Director Harry M. Meyer Jr . of the FDA's Bureau of Biologics, f o r m er I y the Division of Biologics Stan- dards, said that efficacy regulatiom for the 32 vaccines "are an immediate and urgent ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)_~ priority."' In addition. he said, M~ch of the blame for 'this year 1 infestation Is put on'last year'1 late spraying. The tkg1 were lald before spraying start.ed. Fanners in isota\td afeas must pay the entire spraying cost themselves. To be eligible for state-federal aid, farms must be in blocks of at least 10,000 acres. Ricbaro Jackson of the 11.s. Department of Agricultcre said the . Umatilla . County grasshopper kill has been good in areas checked. 0 U we get 90 to 15 percent car from behind. i The suit charges t h a t Geriovese was "totally In- capacitated •• , by voluntary heavy usage of d rugs, barbjturates~ and o t h e r preparatiom • • • rendering him unable to control the speed or direction'' of the truck. . V e h i cular manslaughter charges against G e n o v e 1 e were dropped by San Mateo C9u1lty May IO on the grounds r that a sample of Genovese's blood bad been t a k e n illegally. But the charges I a t e r were re-filed after the district attorney's of. fice said it uncovered new evidences. I See by Today's Want Ads National Center for DlseaSe ~ a;I~ vac;cines produCed before Control says a new influenza 1955. wdl undergo new aafety vaccine is available which i.. testing. • CONVERTIBLE lovers .. 75 percent more potent 3gainst A spokesman for the bureau here's a 1971 Buick Sky. Hong Kong flu and' produce1. said. it ha.!_ bee,!! i:.._~~ ~ lark for sale. It has all fewer side affects. -· complatnta fOm· phys1ctans -extras and Is-in perfttt But the CDC saya it still that . some of the threatened condition. isn't pushing the vaccine for vacci~ are neceasary for e IN THE MARKET tor a the general public. The center pre~ent~ '· e ~ 0 n dchildreoa ! Y in-.sailboat! Here's a little said a few weeks ago it fections JD ~Uc , recommended the flu vaccine altho\lih antibiotics . ~ave Flipper, sail No. 630, that'• for •tuae among the elderly taken over a larp share of in excellent .a>ndition au and chronically ID." auch treatment. iwJy ·"' .. , The vaccine ii alao for a • BUY YOUR. W1FE M)me variety of flu called "Type B," KIDS WVE fine jewelry. Hen'• a thick JUMeo·1ao •Glass/Belted for mileage •. S!rong polyester cord body Charge it at General Tire ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT SALE PRICES E7&-H 4 for S94' • 2 for S48' F7&-14 & 15 4 for S100' •-2.too S52' These are lhe tires that are original equipment on new 1972 cars in every dl\llslon of Detro1(s bfg 3 auto makers. Gl&-14 & 15 4for$ll10° •2forS5T •TubelM• !Hackwalla plus Sl.71 • $2.71 Fed. Elf. T1lf pltt tir e de.. ptof'ldlng "" II.re WHITEWALLS ONLY $3 MORE PER TIRE General JATO SUPER 100 GOLF BALLS Tough Owr1lon c~Ues1 cove1l Energized P8 cen111 r High lenslon windi~ for _mu.imwn..Jioti _ 3 1ALLS133 FOR Priced .. tltoMI •t Gener..i Tire SIOt'eL Compelilivety priced M lndep.t:denl ct.alers di~l•rinf IN Genet'.i aigft.. DON SWEDLUND •• , " ,, '• ,,, ' • ' " '" ,, -· but potency for· this type was jade .banile, an 18 Carat not increaled, the center said. UN CJ.E LEN IOlid .. Id chain, • pen' ,, , A apokesman 111d the Hong S•turd•ys •1n dant and• rope necktsce • 585 W"t 19th, Costa Mesa Phone 540-5710 or 646·5033 ,, COAST GENERAL TIRE " Kong variety occun more frea a a I: bracelet. 'FL.-• d • • · "" quenuy anc1 is generally more The DAILY PILOT ..._ ______ .I.~ S -rtVeT fire l'l»tlntl~ -------'.,"' -~·e~v~·r~e:·~--~---....!:o::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'.!._~-----'----~:=.::.:..::....::...~:..::._.:..:._.:..:....:.__.::_ ___ ,.,._ ...... ~__:·"1'~-.... ....'.~:...·_~--'--~~-~- stereo103FM the sOunds of the harbor · . 1 J:::d.S~~youve it so good • . . \ .. I " ' ;; ' .. • ,. " .... LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOl'ICE ,ICTITIOUS IUllNISS 1""'5 NAMI ITATIMINT rtCTITIOUS IUllNllt TM r.n.t ... --I• MIMI 1Mlllft1 NAMI ITATRMINT Ill Tbt foOOWll'll WllOl'll .,,. doillt AERO ADS, l",0 , la 'lU. Ort .... Mllltil ••: <•11,..ni.l ~, ,_ c-u. "" C: & M l!NT211:,RISES. 111 4111 JIHrl (.dlttr1,_, C1Hfor11!1. Strm. N....,..t lt'th. C1UI, .-. c.,., WINtolt ?ltNr!tt, i1201 , .... JtmH A. Cle,._ 111 411'1 StrMt, Ctn'tlt, St11 J11111 C11t11r1111 . N-rt Bud!. Ctlttllnllt !'tlrldl W, McGlllN, UI 41tt Str ... , Tilll llulfllttl It iltll'lt «ridUtltd by 111 M--1 l ttcft. fndl\l'tdlltl. Ttlll OVllllMI b beFPlll ~ ~ I O.ry W. netr.rth ..-11 NrlrMllllP. • T!Wt 1ttl~ !lied Witt! TIM (0\1111'1 l"tlrldl W. McGt.llrt Citric Cll Ortnte CCIU'lllY Oii JUM U. lt17 Ttlll ... ,_,,. .... j/lftl WI"" lllt Ctll,.. llr &t\ltrlr J. MMdO)I, °""'"' COUtlfY ty Clt>rk ol oranw COl.lnlY -.i June • ,,.,._ , ... 11 l"11blllhtd Ott"'" CNll 0.llY "llOI, J11ne 2'. 1nd JWY ,, 10, 11. 1m 1mn ""-G,P:NI I . DOllNRY m s. L.ft• 1u111 • ,,......_ CtUlw!llt tJltl , BOATING Windsurfer Races Told ------- Badlql Design Af~nson Won By Red Rooster By ALMON LOCKABEY Dally Plltt ... 11119 •llltw Red Roooter, John Ciiiey'• radically de!igned 4 o. f o o t &loop from camornts Yacht Club was the overal! and Class B wil!ll<!' of Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Ahmanson Seiies of offshore nee&. Red Rooof<r was designed by Dick ~ and won the rugged Fastnet Race 1 n England on her maiden outing a few years ago. ca11ey'1 record Jn the six- race Ahmanson Serles was 2-1· il-JIH-4. Skippers art l*t11li- ted to throw out their wont race. , With a loth plaee throwout, Red ilooottr'S final "'°'" was IS'IO polnll -(Illy I \I points bettor than Tribute, the Columbla-sz owned by a five-man syndicate and cem- paigned in the Alxnanson by Fred MacDonald of NHYC. . . Pen Duick Winn el· ~In Tahiti Eric Tabarly's Pen Duick JJI as a wishbone sloop ac- compllshed what she was un'able to do l\VO years ago as a schooner. She won overall corrected tlme honors In the 3,537·mlle Los Angeles to Tahiti race. ' '''""""" UIJI m"41M p INU LEGAL NOTICE Plltllllllld Or•• c~11 0111y Pllot,1---,===7'==::-:---·I Bruce Matlack ol Alamitos Bay won Cius A and Mike Waltze or Newport Beach won Class B Jn the Wlndlurfer As· Pair Take Two After 1'hlrd In the final standings was Jim Linderman'• Newport-41 Trend from ,...1 ..._ P~· Balboa Yacllt Club with 231< AHMANSON WINNER-John Calley's 40-foot sloop The Tahiti win proved a double victory ror Tabarly and his rad,l.cally designed yachts. A few hours arter Tablrly himself won the Tahiti race', he received news that his 7~ foot trimaran. Pen Duick IV was the first yacht to. finish in the Slngle-Handed 1 rans._·} Atlantic race from PlymoUlflt' ·England to Newpo,t, 'JU. Pen Dulek Ifl was the third boat to finish the Tahiti race with an elapsed time of 21 days, three hours , two minutes atid 12 seconds. After computing her time allowance. her corrected time was 111 days, 115 hours, 59 min~1es 1end three seconds. July .f, 10, 17, U. lf12 17'Jl.72 ,t(TITIOUI IUllNISI L-•L NOl'ICE NAMI ITAT9MIHT J:.U,. Tht fOllowltlO Plf"IOl\I ,,.. dalnt soclatlon Newport Beach Re- gatta Sunday. Results: points. Red Rooster emerged a s the winner of Newport Final race of the series was Harbor Yacht CJub'~:six·r:iC~ Ahmanson Series. The •tcTITIOUI IUllNISI IMl•lntM ••! , HAMI 1t•T,MaNT J .IJ(O I OISJ}ll!!UTO~'· 1111 W. ni. lollow1"9 MnOn. 11 Golnt1 bllllntN .. _St .• S1""f' AN, C•. t71V7 CLASS A -(!) Bruce Mat· lack, Alamii<lc Bay• 7¥• pf.a.: (2) Dick Monroe, Balboa, 71\; (3) Hoyle Schweitzer, Pacific Pallaadea, 1111; (4) Jay Gl..,er, Balboa, 21; (5) Sey· mour Beek, Balboa, 26. the Modified Gold Cup couro;i! California Yacht crnb entry compiled a .score of race uiled Saturday and won 15o/• points to edge Fred MacDonald's Tribute. by Trend. -------'------------- ••~ r JIM F. 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'ICTITIOUS SUSINISS l""llN24 NAM&" ST ... Tl!MEHT Plltlft.rtld Or11101 C...t 01lly Piii!. The foll!IWll'll PtrtOn it dolMI bllsltllU June 2' 1rid J111Y 3, If , 17. 1t11 1690-12 ''' LEGAL NOTICE MIUEllt MAJllHE SALES, ltn MonroYll Aw., NI~ INCi!, nuG. Wl111"1' H. Jfllllo :WO lurtwood Rd ., I '1'41 M•tlllu, Cl, fOUS NOT1C• °' TltUSTll'S lo\Lm Tiii• ~-· Is Hine conducltd lrf '" Tl NI ... n !Ml~. Ofl J111Y '17, 1ni, 1i 11:00 A,M., TtTll WUHtrn H, Jontt CLASS B -(J) Mike Waltze, Newport Beach, 5; (2) Tara Schweitzer, Pacific Palisades, 11%; (3) Susie Swatack, Alamitos Bay, 15%. THE BEST Reed<nblp poll 1 jJJ'OVe -Pee.nuta" 1s ope or the world'• most r,pular comic 1bipa. Read I dai1,y tn the DAILY PILOT. INIURANCI! AHO TltUIT COM .. ANY, 11 llllt Ill~ fflfCll wlltl 1'11" County ftlY tpPOfl'lled TnnfM llllOW" •nd Clerk " Or.,,.. CO\lfllY on June 14. lt111'============~. ~111 to°'"'~ T'11t! ~ Jlll'I' ~hwrlY J. MIOdOx. DltPUt'f _coun1v1• ts. 19" .... 1rw1. H .. '°"' 1n 1"'* tcm, 11 ,.,... 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Putllllhld Orl1191 Coltt O.llY Piiot, LEGAL NOTICE ~:-u!t Md Deni-' tor !Ill, Ind' wrJt. No ~ mlY wllhdrr# his bid for • J11111 JG, 71, 11Mf July 1. 10, 1t12 l60A-12 '"' hotlc• ot Oeftull •lld 111C11on to s.n. 11tr1od ot 'Dl'l)'-fln l4 J °'.,.. '"'' ""l------'--------1 TIMI l.lfl(crlllftCd cll.IMd uld Hotlu ot d1l1 Mt tor !M ~ lfler11t bwtollll tnd !ltctlon to S1H 111 t111 rKWf. Thi &Olrd of Tl"lll'"I rlMl"ffl !ht .ci In 111o county~ 1111 r••I ll'OlllrtY PflYlletle ot relte11nt '"' 111C1 •N bid• orl----,-1-0-,,.-.. -,-"-,----I h foulld · lo w1IY1 •llY lrrftlll•rllln or I~ Dtli· J°-27 1'12 IDNl"lllllltt ln 111'1 blCI or 111 the blddlM, NOTICt: IS Hl!RE8Y GIVEN Ill.II IF!e · E ' 0 · Norm111 E. W1fton lollow1"9 lltml cf found or ••~eel PrOPertv TITL tNSU AHCE Seely, Bolrd ot TrvllHI 111¥9 bMn htld by rM Pollc1 01P1rlme11t ANO lllUST COMPANY OPtn: J111r ,., 1912·2:00 p.m. ol "" Ctt, of Ca•I• NllH IOI' • 11trlod I" •• Mid Trll•'"· 1'11bll1Md Of•flff Cot•t o.Hr Piiot, IXClll ot "lllttly OOJ d1r1: l y l!llnlr W. Hllnitr July 10, 11, 1rn 17'~·'2 , .. , • ., tool ba~. l·t1uelt1 reconltr· A11thotlred l lONIW• C1pll1t, l·AMIFM rldla-Sharp. Publlll1ecl N""porl H1rbllr Ntwt Prtu, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN th1t 11 comb!Md with D•flr Ptlol, NtwPOrl no --1PPt!1r1 •nd prOY11 h11 ltKll. C1llfomt1, Jul'y 1. 10. ,,, lt12 ownerlhlp or tilt pr-ty wllhln MYlll 171o.12 I 11»1 17) div• followlnt IN 1111bllc111on of 11111 ---~=='"'°==~-"''-"I IN TNI SULllRIOR COURT Ofll Holkt, the !lilt ~ lhlll Yfll In the LEGAL NO'ITCE TNI ITATI o• CALl,ORMIA !lllCllt'", II thtrl bl -· or In t111f City o• Skipper Mike Eisenberg and his crew Larry Dubots of Del ·Rey Yacht Club were wet but undaunted when 46-mile an hour winds on Shadow Moun· ta.in Lake Colo., capsized their boat In the first race of the Rocky Mountain Champion· ships for the Snipe Class Sat- unlay. The capsizing came in· .the first race of the series sit¥·~ day and by the time the Soutfl. landers coold right their, boot and continue in the race they finished in 19th place. On Sunday the two young- sters came back to win the final two race.s and wind up third overall in the series. 'Ibey were awarded a special trophy for their seainanshlp in righting the boat In the stormy conditions. 40 Yachts SailinBCYC Feature Race Forty sailing yachts t urned out Sunday for B a h i a Corinthian Yacht c I u b' s Merey-Go.Round race, t b e fifth feature o! the Angelman Series: for PHRF rated yachts. 'l1le spinnaker runs created a colorful background for the thousands of beach goers con- gregated on the sands of Newport Beach. The Angelman Series cort- sists of six races from which skippers may throw out their worst race in computing the fmal score."" It is one of the largest series in Southern California limiled to PHRF yacllts. Results: CLASS A -(I) Baodit. Corey Myers. BYC: (2) E l Tesora, Ralph Mach, BYC; (3) Cheerio, Barry Fa b or, BCYC. CLASS B -(I) Moon Shine, Bill von KJeinSmid, NHYC; (2) Lucky Chance, John Bromley, BCYC; (3) Sequoya, Jim Moore. SSSC. CLASS C -(l) Num Num ll, Booth, BYC; (2) EdelweiJs, Dave Lang, BYC; (3) Niki If, John Kinkel, VYC. Saturday's fmale was sailed over a 25-mile course in light to moderate winds. Resu1ts of final race: OVERALL -(I) 'lttud; (2) Tributei (3) NewsBoy, Jack Baillie, BYC; (I) Red Roollter; (5) Counterpoint, Bud Headden, BYC. CLASS A -(I) T<ibute; (2) NewsBoy: (3) B right Star, William. Pa scoe, NHYC. CLASS B (I) Red ~er; (l) Swift, Arrigo & Mallinckrodt, NHYC; (3) Blue Streak, Gary M yers, NHYC. CLASS C -(l) Trend; (2) Bettina IV, T om Schock, NllYC. CLASS D -(I) Coon· terpolnt; (2) Lucky Cllance, Jerry Leitch , BCYC; (3) Freestyle, Lipphold & Cicero, NHYC. Final series standings: OVERALL -(I) Red Roo•ter; (2) Tribute: (3) Trend; (4) Lucky <llance; (5) Counterpoint. CLASS A -(I) Tribute. CLASS B -Red Rooster; (2) Swift; (3) Blue Streak. CLASS C -(!) Trend; (2) BeUina IY. CLASS D -(I) Lucky Chance; (2) Counterpoint; (3) Primera, Phil Morgan, NllYC . Balboa Club Dominates High Sierra Balboa Yacht Club Lido-14 aklppers, dominated the 19th IJUlual High Sierraa ·Regatta on Huntirig!Oli Lake Saturday and Sunday. Winner in the Clas,, A divi· sion was Dave Ullman, cur· rent national champion in the clasa. and Class B ·was won by Dick Allen, also of BYC. CLASS A -(l) Dave \JU· man, BYC; (2) J on Baldwin, KHYC; (3) Rowland Lolunan, BYC; (0 Jim Tyler, BYC; (5) Cared Smith, BYC. CL.ASS B -(I) Dick Allen, BYC; (2) Jolm P eters, MBYC; (3) Ted Hinshaw, LIYC; (4) John Thorne, BYC; (5) !lerb Riley, BYC. Yacht Racing Union's Cruise Gets Exte1ision She· barely edged Russ Ward's Columbia-57 Ar I es from Newport Beach which corrected out about an hour more. The Yacht Racing Union or Southern Calilornia (YRU) cruise this year has been ex· tended to five days instead of the usual four. The 21st ren~l of the an-- nu:al race--cruise is scheduled ' ' to start Wednesday, Aug. 2 and ~ntinue through Aug. 6. Another iMovatlon in the cruise is a predicted log race for power cruisers Aug. 2 from Los Angeles Harbor to Howland's Landing, Catalina Island. In the past racing has been confined to sailboats. The sailboat racing will con· sist of the usual three events, including the opening day race from Los Angeles Harbor to Howland's landing, a ra ce from Howla.Dd's to Moonstone Cove on Friday, Aug. 4, and the Homeward Bound race from Moonstone Sunday, Aug. 6. The first race will be for the Los Angeles Times Trophy. oldest in Southern California yachting; the second race is for the West Ti'ophy. Overall Gabboon, and the final race is for the West Trophy, Overall winner of aU three races is awarded the Wiman Trophy. . Tbe YRU Is composed of 15 ''property owning" c I u b s within the Southern California Yachting Association. Member clubs: are Alamitos Bay, Bahia Corinthian, Balboa, Cabrillo B e a c h , California, Coronado, Del Rey, King Harbor, Lido Isle. Long Beach, Los Angeles. Mission Bay, Newport Harbor, San Diego and 5anta Barbara . Following the race t o Howland1s the fleet will OC· cupy moorings at LA YC's Jeased mooring area where they will spend Thursday in closed course racing. On Friday the fleet will up anchor and race to Moonstone, Thlrd in the handicap stan· scene of NHYC's island moor· \ dings was Irving Loube 's ings. Small boat racing wiU be Columbla-57 Concerto . ti:-on1 conducted on Saturday. Richmond : fourth was \Vdham The cruise is open to boats L_. Stewart's Siet~. San Fr~· whose owners are members of c1sco; fifth was Joe Pollock s YRU clubs "or to other boats Min Sette, Rose-City, Ore., skippered by a YRU member. and sixth was Loi Killam 's Seattle Man Holds Lead Jn, Star Race WASHINGTON . (AP) Billy Sterett Jr. of Owensboro, Ky., driving the Seattle-based Pride of Pay 'N Pak for the first time in competition, defeated previously unbeaten Bill ~iuncey and Atlas Van Line s Sunday in the President's CUp Regatta for hydroplanes. Sterett, who drove the boat for the frist time. Friday, beat Muncey by only 31h seconds after securing the lead in the next-to-last tum. Pride of Pay 'N Pak ended up with a total of 1,200 points to the Detroit· based Atlas Van Lines 1,100. Third was Miss Budweiser of Miami with 825. followed by Pizza Pete of Seattle with 619. Graybeard, the scratch boat and first to finish. Still at sea and expected to arrive at Papeete sometime this week is Gary Horder's ln isfail from Seattle. Wash. Order of finish with elapsed times: 1. Graybeard, Loi Killam. Vancouver, B.C., 20 days, 11 minutes, 2.8 seconds. 2. Min Sette, Joe Pollock, Rose City, Ore., 21 days, three hours, two minutes, 12 seconds. 3. Pen Dilick lit, Eric Tabarly, France, 21 days, ll hours, 25 minutes, 35 senonds. 4. Aries. Russ W a r d , Newport Beach, 21 days, 12 hours, 28 minutes, 30 seconds. 5. C:Oncerto, Irving Loobe. Richmond, 21 days, 15 hours, 25 minutes, 215 seconds. 6. Siete, William L. Stewart Ill, San Francisco, 21 days, 23 hours, 35 mJnutes, 00 seconds. 7. Inisfail, yet to finish. Karen Scores Nugent Again Sterett and Muncey. who Is from San Diego Calif., went into the final heat tied with 800 points. Sterett led the fleet at the start and was first out of Karen Nugent of Balboa the initial turn. Yacht CJub won the Powder Muncey took the lead com· Pufr and Old.Salts race for'the tng out of the second of the six fourth comecutive time Satur .. laps. The two battled bow to dav. The sudden-death race ii bow ror the next three la ps sailed in Santana-22 sloops. with Muncey managing to take each heat. Crewing for Miss Nugent In the first turn of the final \\'as Barbara Turner of Seal lap Sterett took the lead for Beach Yacht Club, and third good and successfully fought was Jule Booth, South Shore off Muncey In the final run to -::Sa:;il;::in;::g=C=l=ub=. ===== the finish . r ~tuncey was seeking his fiflli cup victory of the season in the .races on the Potomac River. ·· TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ • 11ii4 l'Olt THI COUNTY 0, OUMO• c .. ,. """ !rt which c•U "" "'"°""rty NOTtc• 0, TAUIT'll 'I IAL• HOTICI OP N:::R:-..: Jr LllTITION TO ::11,: :1t.•!n:!'!.:~1111 •1 I time T.I. JM, '1·12 COMVeY kl.AL .. ltOPll:TY DAll!O: 7·1tl-72 On July t7, 1m, 11 11 ~«1 A.M. TITLE E.111111 of CLARA £, HU88AlltD, 0.-R. E. Hl!TH INSURANCE AHO TRUST COMPANY, •• CHHd Chflf or Polle• tluly 111POl11!H Tru11N 11~er 111d NOlic. Jt ,_..,,. lflttlll llMll I l'IHrll\I Plltllllhld Orl!IO* COllf Dally Pllot • .Ur'll.llnl to Ottid ol TIVll rKOt"dld JIJl'f en 1111 "'lllon of JUNE c. WILIGH, Jllfy 10. 1m 1~12 ''· '"'· •• 11111. NO. '°"· In boot t021, .. E•KVlrlx °' "" EU•!• or CLAl:A r-------------1 We Dare You ... Every Saturday Colas Recalls Race Story LEGAL NOTICE ..... "· of Otflcl•I 11:4'Conll In "" otllc• E. HUllAltD. dKt'IMd, tor .., Ol"dtl' of"" CounfY RKotdtt of OrlllM Coull!w, to cornplelt • Ctrll/11 contrlCI for 1111 C•lllornr1, WILL SELL AT PUILIC AUC· Ult of citrt•ln r•tl 1$tll• erittrM lnto,f------------· • T10:-1 To H1r-HEST 11100£11 Feit cAsM tw tM CNUdlfll 111 ""' 111e11me. •rid IT,.,TIMINT o" A•ANDGMM•MT LONDON (AP ) -French So the young Frenchman IPIY•bt. ,, lllM of Ult Jn llwfVI _.,. WAYNE L. YORK •lld RAMONA L. Oii' us• OI' 'ICTITtOUI yachtsman Alain c 0 I a' settled down to a grim battle of lftt Unlllld Sl1!ttl 1t t1M $.OUlll frOft! YOJIK, bt hid II llM Court Room of IUllNISS HAMI eritr11K1 to th• 0111 0r,,... counlv OtNrtmlf'lt 3 of the S\IPlt'lof court or Thi lollaw1111 ,.,_ 1111 •lllllllollfld 1111 screamed when he spotted with Terlain and stayed awake -Ce11rthauM roatl!d· 111 lhl :iot· etocrot thll. s111e .01 Cllllonll .. -In 11111 fDr lhl "" of l1M 11ct1Jloll1.. bllllne11 Nlll\t ............. J ..v.. T rl · dv W11f l•nl• Al'll llYd .• tormtrly W11t 6tn Count'f o1 ,0r"flf9f, Clf'f of""'' Alli. Oii Mlt.Lflt MARINE SALES 11 1Sfl coan .. J" ... arr-ea11"ll'e!° e am a-1alre -a antage-of-every·- $1 .• s11111 AM, c1t1fOl'n11. '" r19'\1, 11111: '':" ltllt °'' of Juty, lm •1 nid MorlrO'l1• Avt .• NIWl'Ort 1e1m, C•t tt660 ahead of him halfway through kind of wea ther he could . •lld l<!Mrttl corwrr.cl to •nd -htld b~ o clock AM.. Tht fkllflout llu1lt1111 nl!M r1l1rrld till ,1.. , h 11 lln6fr .. ia Dftd o1 truit 111 the lll"GP· s11d re11 rtrOffl"IY ,. i. ftllYtYtd h •MY• w11 111t11 fft Or•"" C01111ty 1111 wit: Transatlantic single-an~ "I knew we were roughly erty .iiwi.cs In uld c1111111v 111d s1111 ~111(!~~1t ":.c:':u~.!:':'M1-'11" ~'!,.!,7~111'?J·, •. ,,, •-· c 51 ed race, Colas said Sunday. equal," be said. "So it was clltcrlblcf ••· ... 11 Ofl .., tt. ,_ -.• I ho h Thi .. ,..,. dtscl'lbld 111 ,,.11 1111 '"'" "' wu: . , cor-0.1 ""'· c.111. m.u. Co as, w won t e race just a matter of. who would c-1111 or • IHllMld "'•l• ,;,,,Id ~d!. ~ ~·.1:0-,:.. ~,:'~ cn!:.~•rnw •11 conclucltd by '" 1~ Saturday with a record 21..cfay sleep less • , , , I stayed at the '"' Illa! c1rl1ln *'-dfKrltllld I" ••. Mltcllll!WOlll MePfo Irr .. Oltlot If 1111 R•lld:lll v Miiier croosina in his Trimaran Pen helm enormously, .. -;ally opt1111 No. 3 In •rKI lo 111 uncllv!d"' COlllllY r-dll' .. U>ld covntv fk• · '-4~2 ~ -- 1/:llCl!l'l lnttrnt 111 1nc1to•~•t110l'llol\ of 111'1 Slollewood. u H•br•, c111fom11. P11bt11Md °''"" C01st o111y p11,1. Duick JV, said in the London towards the end." Lot L ti Tr1t1 No, flt, In it.. City ol lt1l1renw h lie~ mlfl lo lht Jllnl Jt, 2', 'tnd Ji.11'1' 3, 10. lt72 ISl.J.'2 Qt.~·rver, "· ft e WI p I p e r Col HfWPO!I ltlCl'I, Counlr of Or11101, S11re J>tlltlon Oii tlte htr*ln for fUrtl\:tr ,.,. ------'-'-'--'--'-----J ll3'l UJD 8! WU hampered when of ("-'!I lornll), II per '"'" ~c"rded In llculll'&. LEGAL NOTICE which sponaored the contest, the line conn-1 .... the rudder 1oc11." P'11•• ,, 111rouoh :u tnc:11111Y9 01 DATED: J11t11 !!. 1m that be chased ~erlaln's __ ,. mltclllllllOlll m1ps. r.cl!l"dl al OrlflDI WILLIAM t:. ST JOHN l' to the main aeU-steering (ounly, C1lltornt1, IYl111 1a11trty o1 ' C0iJ111Y Clerlf 11\d HOTICI 0, IAL• schoo V ndredl J• all d llne whkh betln1 11 f1'11 mldPOlnt °"the Cterk of 1ald SUOtrlot COul'f N611« It htrtby l lY9n p11rs111nt to SIC• Der e " ay system snapped under the hull to11il'lll'IY 11111 of wtd Lot L wtilcl'I 11 w11t AND l'lllTl non1J05l 111C1lOS2of lllf CIY1ICodlofltM June 27, the 11th day of the on the fourth-day out. from IO(lltd M!:lerlv 16.JO '"' tnroull'I I A P~ft11IOMI CorHrllllll 5111"1 of C1Ufor"l1 "'' 11ndtr1lj11111d. N. E, race, before overtak1"ng him. I th Ot11r11 '"'" or ~ u · •1" trom 1111 tv1 AeHER "'· l'll:tTl w11u w111 1tll •t Mlle 111<tloll. '' 1t1t P ymou , England, th t tci ut11e11tlf"IY corllef" o1 ttld Lot t 1 1m1 E111 P1111ffltmr1 11'"' P11c111111 AY9 •• Co•I• Miii, c1111ornr1, '' But the duel with Terlain starting point, In stonny seas. thlnc:t northert' Oii I 1tr1!1hl llnt to Wllllller, C1Uttr11l1 fOMf 10 1.m. Oii Tlletday, llN 251h d•Y of Julr, almost COS! ••year-old Coo!U Ille mldi:olr.t of hit ire al l~• c1i1ry1 "" Allll•,..r• Ill' P1t11111!1t 1t12. Ille 1o11ow1111 c111erlbtd Pr"OlltflY, to-ff'" Colas filed a lifeline. to th< "" 11111 Hlfl'IWIY <ittcrlbed h1 "'' Publh htd Or,11Pe '"" 0.lly ,11111 ""II: the race. boat and d ived in" ... IC' ""' r«O!'Oltl July f, Int In looll :Ill J11•~ •. 9, ID, 1tn 1102·7' Dorl• It •• Jtl 80ll. 0 ChlY'( tpl(I ..... Ul"CI Paoe tu, ott1c111 reco1'1:1s. •• concave -1ne '"" 1r1111r. He said that after he sped waters and 12-{oot waves t( •• tt11 -it1WHt Ind 111.1111 , rac11111 o1 oittd "'1' 11»h d•v or Juiv. 1tn. ahead of Terlain, he ran into repair the bro• .. line. lU0.00 ... , •llCI • ifnlll'I of '"""'· LEGAL NOTICE N. E. Wtlt A Tl'le 11rtt1 lddf•ss 1rv1 tltttr cOlftlft!!fl 1n1 Gait• .. 'Yerrtc:• bad calms whlc.h left hlm I had e.ithe pair ... *'IOMll°"" If •llY· If Ille,~ IN'OPtl'IY ,ICTITIOUI IUSI Nlll c~ 1111 #1-M, (fllf, tWS wallowina belplealy in the r to re tar *9cr1bed lbOW 11 PIH'POl"llld to Ill: H.f.Mli ITATIMEHT Pllbltthld Ol'tntl CMll o.Jly Pilot, .. "' boat or abandon the race/' he i121 WIS! Co11t ........... .,. ,,.,, ,.o, TIM lct'°""1ng ""'°"' .,.. folntl Jiiiy ID, 1'11 11u.n m.Jd-ocean for two days. id N.-itp0t1 ••ICfl. c1n1or1111i t2"8 bu11-i 11: "I WU etrla1n be bad tack• sa ' TM 1i1ndehl1Md Tru1i.. dltc11111\1.,,.., E. G. PROPERTIES, .., v-c1r-.. LEGAL NOTICE eel aw~~I~ t•·m •• , but 1 The device broke ..__. Jl1DOlfY for .,,.., lft<orre<ltlft1 ot Ille 1tr111 (W, H11ntl111ton h.cll. Ct!M. "'641 1------------1 ,,. _,_ lldd,.... •1111 o1111tr common dnltn111o11. 11 01rr•t1 o. CourtntlY. #61 v1ne c1n:1t. 1 2n,, f ha I ky repair five days later and l'llY· WIWTI lllf""llllt Huntl111t0ft INcll. C1lft. f'H.11 SUPll:IOlt COUJIT ~ THI was IO ppy·g~ UC l1kf laW wlll .,. mldt, but without l:obtrt M. 8t11Mlt, 111 V1Ut1 SI., StAT• O' CALU•OaN1 ... 1'01: ,About bavinl pallld him tbat Colu rigged a lpm'e .,.C.m. C0¥9fltrlt or wttr1111v. ti prtu or lmtllld, Vtftlc•. c1111, '°'" TNI COUNTY O" OltANOI I -J o! .._. -r-,n a.id bul II -•Id _. '"""e _,_. r"•rdlM t111t. P09"'111ol\. or tft-LOtlll M, CowrtOW, 4'f $t. .toth Ttr· H1, A•7l>d , .V.I -~ .v... .....,.. ~-~ ·~ Clltflbr111Ct1, lo INIY Int rM'lll11ln1 pl'\~ ,flCI, °""41\1, Httw. Ml\1 HOTICI OP · HIARIHO 0' PITITIOH Colas Of TtrlaJD. !ea! Or fast Speeda. <IHI Wll'I of tht llOl•UI ..cvrell by Mid Ml~ D. Htuflf, !tt7f V111 0..11 II., 'OJI PROBATI O' ~OOltA .. HICl---~~------:-=:::--.,..---.:..------ Oled of Trwt. kMrtll: 11.rtr.n. Wiii! • .,. Cll'IOI• Pltk. C•lll. •lJO.I WILL ANO •o• LITT••··· """"""""" tlfttl lhtr-. •• H0.161111 In Mid DtYld L. Klnfllt, »'n Wedt St,. Mir Tl!STAMINTA•T not~1J, .clY1rw:n, 1' 111r, llftdtr thl """' Vltle. C1llf. t00t• E1t1t1 of flf Mid Olfd of Tnnt, llltl, C~rMt Ind ,,.....Id! L. Krl11M, etu Dlc1111 !ti., VIJIGINIA MAE OROP•. C>1cHM •~otn~ el lht Trll'Jlff .nc1 of fM ""''' V•n N ... , •• C•llf. NOTICE II HEll:t8Y OIVEN !Mt 0 L111" ~~.ci~~~::-:,:;rv~j·d o...s al •o'"c•:,.Kr111H. "'° DtC•ll• I"~. v111 r11111 v. Mc:K•r n11 1111111 heflln, llfil!IOn UY1, • "' · ftM' Pl'tblr1 al Hololrfftllc Wiii Mid 1'11" 1Nlf l'Ntfloror• ••Kii .... •NI dttlwrlld Dlwld l. ~tltl, 1•1'1 Golden Wiii, IMUlllCI of L1tttr1 Tllllmtftllrv "' the ,. the llt'IOfr11'111td • wrllttll DKllr1t.on No. 5. we1m.r1111r, C1111. n !tl Ptl ·,Jonff rtflortnt• to whlcl'I I• midi tor of Dtf•llll 11111 o.mt!MI for ..... •nd • E!mtr "'· Sltel\OM, lUU $tn•• Yi'!le fllrthtr P'rt1<1llflrt. lfllf !Mt lhl ti~ .Ind .,..,,,11 Motld " Dellllll llM llKt\oll to . 11 .. Flllllltln V•!~. C• !~. n10, p!fR of hclllll• "" M!Tlfl hi• '""' tt1 . Tormenting ReCtal It.ch Of Hemorrhoid.al Tissues Promptl,v Relieved Sell. ,_ lillldM ..... CllllM MIO Nolin Ml!!On Ulmer", Ut llHll Aw,. V• 1tr Jiiiy U 1'12. at t·» t 11\. 111 1"' r_~1~·:;:. ~.z,.s.·:,.i.,:: ""~1·'~,.., lc L Ulllrtreorn Or ~1111111~...: ,·.,Mk! la--L-•mt• R .... ,, ._ .. 'tr-MY h 9tr"-M·. ltl\>;IVI ~' ~ ~. II .,.., Hllfto ~,:.: :0 .:;,, ,!:/~= W.. II\ ..... ,_ ••-fl1 •• Aud °"ft J1111t fll#fJlt. This IMMltl It lltlnl ~ "'r 1 Dllld J .... 6, "11 .......... , J WM,nlllf tit .. ~ • .., W • U.~re=IAHY •P.,tiwn~o.~ :~~ltJOMM, ............ ,, .......... llllllft ... • ... btrlllt Til'I ..... , .. .-ffltC '!'Ill 1111 CMltf' L011t1U1n y MdCAY lld ~ .... 8'* ...., _ ,.cpu I des •• -"-="= ~,,.-.:..,.. =.·~ 'c.:i: ~~~ J~·:·~-~~.,~·;~~~51;s~ .. ;1~··~~~;·;·~-E~·~d~:~ ~ .... , •• an. n. (tla) -..m -~.... ... ,, ' ,, a ...... ~ ...... ,, ,,..,, .....,.,, .l_, Pl•'" ..... ,.,. .., ....... ~ Mt J. .. '1, .,, "'*1.-or.,._ CM Diiiy Plto!, ,,....... or.... Cwt Mtf l'tt.t, 1'1111. by ..... -....... •Mfi*wl"fi& f 1,,11 JWy 1e. 17, '4 )I, mt lrtwt Jiff t, II, I&,. tm: '""'" I But Colas said his worst troubles were storms and calms, especially the endless hours without wind-as he neared Newport, R.r. Colas, who put himself through a serle! of tough tralntng voyagta around the world to prepare fot the Transatlantic race, said: "Having been through so many calJJll sailing round the world, I'm. sure I have more guts tbali the others about get. Ung boats out of calms. I just sit there, all thro~gh the night U need be, because l know the wind won't come to me. Il ts I up to me to get• out of the calm towards the wind." -The-wind-fell-away· towards e vening July 6, the 20th day, after blowing all day. Colu had sl~pt little for two d ays but through the night and into the morning ol the 21•t day, Colas stuck doggedly al the wheel. "Then the breeze got up a IltUe," he said. "When there waa enough to fill the kit, I set It." That probably won blm the race. LET'S BE FRIEND!. Y U ou have MW nclghbon: or know of anyc>ne moving to our ana, please tell UB ao that "·e may extend a ) friendly welcome and help them to become acquainted ln thclt new surrout}dlnp. Se. Cast Yisltar 4M-IS7t . -_,JU . Harl. Y1s1tar I W-fl74 PHARMAC.Y WE QUOTE PRICES OYEl THE PHONE ••• ANYTIME ~HICI THDI IUNI IALI SPICIAU.-s..,,. R..._ , ow .... """ 1 N1hr1I VITAM IN "E'', 400 1.U. • •••••••••• •••• ••• $6.91 $4.95 MYLANTA TAIL£TS, 100 , ,,,, • ·······••••••••••• $1.91 $1.49 CHA'5TICK •••• • •••••••• • • • • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • 49¢ l t¢ JOHNSON'S tA•Y l'OWDER. 14 oi. •••••••••••••• s 1.29 s 1.o• ....... $3.6' $!." 25c ..... 2700 E. Caa~ Himwu. at Femle?J. Corona del Mar 644-7575 • N By .. ·SANT q ue at PrtStfV atstuo 1n>vers the N Orange. n:moval from pr ~Under atate agricul anc.U.. atat .. ed by develo to pay $150,000, 'Would BUT can be mu.st ~y . -ihe , ~1nc· ,q~ for • c pl-eserv <Owners, Corpora tures, receiv F Dis Of p COLO -· JulY 10. 19n DAILY PILOT 3 ~ ohl Request Revives Preserve Question I .. By JACIC llROllACF; Jotalloc 8*e -..... bl a THE NOllL RANCH was put mission. which bandl.. ... dltlolll to the ..-at ot •• ..., Nit...., Jettlement 9ftl' 1 lanult. under agricultural preserve nexatiml lo cities, queried the the time of their renewal? • SANTA ~A -The llnotly °'!nee~ A 1••11 or 111tus In 1111 Wider the Agree-oounty -l's ofllct on pro-(Kqypeqeplled I.bat the city u e 1 ti on al agricultural Andrew J. llllllba.,: refused to ment, which is designed to cedUIWI Jnvolvln( annexation oucoeeds to the rights, dutleo eserves and their, legal 1...., the ..,..... tovolved at protect open space and which of land under preoerv~ status and powen ol the CQW\ty talus has reared Its ...,. the lower ralo proYlded for un-grants tax benefita for owners to cities. . Wider the qreemeDI unless veraial head again. der the WUUamaon Act, for agl<ting to the pacts. More The commlssionerx asked such city liled a protest 11 the Owners of the 2)71 acres of 1971·72, arlUin& that the Grant than 90,000 1crts of county two questions: time of eucullon of the qre. be Noh! Ranch In northern Corp. and Jobn s. Fluor m, tand hos olmilar statuo, prln· -I. Jn approving an an· • ment, when the land wu pul ange County have roquuted owner al ldjolnlDI property, clpally Irvine Company and neutlon ol land within an under -rve status. He ad· moval of 1,000 a1.-..,,... bad 4'cllaed to lip a sup-Rancho Mission Viejo prop-agricultural preserve to a city, ded that 1ccordlngly the prop- m preserve status. plemental asreement be said erty. may the cmmtlssion impose erty. rem a In a under the Under the Willlamoon Act, 1 wu ..,qalred by the State Under the law, according to condlllons relating to retention preoerve status unless the te law estahl!ohtoc the Board a111:quauu11on. Kqyper, the owners must of such land w Ith In the prevlouo protest was liled. griculiur.J pnoerves, lf t h e prove In public bearlnr that preserve following the 11> (Kuyper eald the city bad ltatloa al the preoerve An'BR TllB OWNERS ftled c:aoceltatlon of tile protected neutlon! another option In annexing tile tus on tile ocreqe la allow· laWIUlta to f or c e lllDlhaw'1 status la "in tile public in-(Kuyper'• office replied that property -II the city stales by the a u p e r v l so r 1 • hand. County Counsel Adrian· terest.11 the commission may not Im-lts Intent to the contrary in its CONruT SPECW.! 7~u.4.95 evelopers would be roqulred · Kqyper atudJed the caoe and But there la another angle to pose such conditions, quoting resolution ol intention to an- pay a penalty of more than ruled that the owners were en-the whole problem. At this app!lcable provisions of the nex, the .agrtcultural preserve One 8, 10 Coronet 150,000, in lieu of taxes which UUed to tile tax reflmds. time, J,300 ac""' of the total Williamson Act.) ag1<tment becomes null and oukl be lost to the county. Grant Corp., ...,,... of the t.-....;e Nobl Ranch ts In the void.) ond six wollet-size. Noh! Ranch, "" narded city of. Anahebn. Jn an area -!. WHAT PROCEDURE Because of tile two hearings enter new 38th NotiOMI Children's photegraph eon test yo'!.' child's photogroph con win the grand prize teorth $5,000 No Purchose Neceessory Hundreds of prizes ond gifts totoling $25,000 the broadway Portroit Studio I st Aoor Huntington Beoch 892-3331 BUT BEFORE ANY action $D;u1, and the nuor Ranch adJolntnr the preoerve land, might be followed by the -plannlog commission and Speciol prices on fromes too! an be taken, publlc heartnrl ·•ti !SI. Grant bad been tued the Grant Corp. has received cities, the county and the board ol supervtson -man-1~~~~~~~~~!!!;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ u~8d by botli tile COWi· · 131'.iJ1 and Fluor $Zl)IJ. . permits from the ~tty for a I.AFC when an area in an dated by tile law, the com·I· y commislion and Supervllon ordered County 3,500-unit on 650 acr~. a~icultural preserve is an· pllcated question will not • , • · .,.~ ~~ . Auditor-Controller Vic Helin to nu:ed. to a city, including the begin to be nsolved for at N } -r.f' Li Land 'flncidentally, with tile re--warranlf to the-two Ian· LAST YE,\11, the Loca\ possib\lity that the board of least two months , county or. ear .Y .r.. veryone stens to . -ers u~ heard last Wednesday cSowoqs. Agency F o r m a t i o n Com-supervisors might add con· ficials said. --or . csncellatlon ol lhe 1...::....:=.:....~~~~~:---:--.::......:...~~~~~~~~.:....~~~.::....~~~~....::....::...=.:::.~~~~~....:..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ reserve I t a t u 11, the linci- wnera, Robert H. G r a n l "' rporation and Texaco Vtni ures, Inc., asked for and eceived a re.fund of toes For The Record ssolutions f Marriage -~ .......... ,, o::{d IWIYn loulw •nd llt•l'mond l!llanl J•nle ic.t11trlne •nd K1nn1lh Edwn 111er1, Rllbtrt RM 11nd 8•1'Nr• .,111,.,. IWhffcl, John M. ltnd llr\111 L, ullkt., .V..rll"" P. Ind Rodnll' J . ........ llll't' '" •nd 81111' "· ~vell'n E•lhll' ltnd WUl11m I, Grew A. Ind J!Jh G. tlfO, Marilyn Jt•n 1nd Fr.Ilk 0.-tre lldenblrt, lltobtrt F. •nd P-11 J . Ill'...,-, Plll'llhl AM •nd Al'ltwr WH,.., '" 1rui., MkhNI E. and sw.n II. htrto, Theodort •nd Audr'w Ht'-" n l11S, Mw...-.t Jotn tnd Fr•'* ,_ ... 111'1', M.lrY AM Ind lltkNnl F. 1111, 5'. Robtrt l• ....0 Ellffl MMlt tlll', Ktlhltiln J. ltnd CNrln G. Jtc-41ftt Md lfti.r H. 10Wrn1n. WlllCIY J. Ind lltobtrt C-'•n ottrnan. ClfOIYn R. ltnd JlaMr1 A. Sr. llnl..,, Gllldtlullt , .. II Ind TIICll'nls -· -. ~ ::.rr. l. l1x1ndef, IO'i. M. hlttelr.tr, WIHl9m • "Id ~ Itek.burn, tr.,. M • .nd ~ l, r"1, Jahn J. tnd lNtrlal M. 1, N~ H. Vf. Md ,Chr1ttlM DllM , Ollve D. Ind Wllltlll'I /4.. Dl'rt5. Edward A. tncl Annt "M. ole lttlph Joftn tnd M.lrY loulst r1vl1011. A:obtrl J. tnd Dottlt JNft rt11el1, Fortll1 R. Ind Jtromt 1rd1l1Ch, D1¥1d J . Ind Anr\1111 J. u1ldt. lton11d H. Ind Emlll' A, .-!ch, Llndl J, Ind aobby' L· ~g1l1, Diii Hulbtrl Ind Htltn EllUbell'I H¥tr, .v..rwr1t J11n and P1ul IE. UfUll, M1rl1 El-tlld John Frri rown, Ttrl Ann tnd 8tn<11' Gent•·•·• .· • OU ese • ' s • , 111.rs. M.lrl' J. Ind John ......, • 11!1, ICtlhrl'n S. Ind G«don Allen 1nln C1lr1 OOlorts ltnd Jack rutC!'lil11c1, Shlrley Jell\ Ind Nolin !1::: lHllt R. tnd ll!Jrmct l . hrlsflan. llt1dlel 8. 1nd Car,,,U R. IDl'H. P1trlcl1 M. and Clftlf E. 1. Do you lulYe a late inodel car with automatic and air conditiooi~ lllle, MlctWllnt ,1Mr1ar11 and JCll'ln Wllllam . . - ,_,,, P1lrlu Ann tnd •kNrll Wlllltnl ' 1lllon. Rldltrll F. Ind RtbKCI A. ##rl111, Ecmund W. Ind Al!Mtte er, Ptlrlcla R. llld Redmond J. LI Cuutt, l.111'-E. tl'ld Jahn L 1rlell, Dttir1 TMmlJ tnd MkllMI Frink ltntlt'I' 2. Do you do much long-distance, high-speed freeway driving? erldtll, J111nn and Harold 8 . tckl.-1, 811'1111 tnd PatTkk W, &lklnt. Arrttur G. Ind Jt'11 H. "I Nhllltlll• Rldllrd ll'!Omll Ind "" ndt 3. Do )'OU occasionally tow a trailer? ;.::,.11111 Jahn JOHlll'I tnd OIN osunt. i«nlce H ... n tnd ROl\lkl Ectward rown. Edlar R. ind lllll A. 1111«, Undl LOUIM and Gertld L1wr1lltil cklllm, ltobtrl F . tnd Ctrol (, uli, Heltrt ind RlldolPh 4. Is your car modified for high 111 .... Cl1r1 l.. I-rid Rol:llrl O. 11m1111r1t, Shlr'le'I' M. ind Tcml' ti'. Faith 9uelth tnd 'OlomH L~rd • . r11ht, D6ntld E, tnd Mtr11o 1¥1dson. Mtrle An11tlte ind Frink 0111111 Iott, Mldl!kO Ind lltldllrd R.1 J tll'I, Cont I-Ind Mld'IH am-. O"A!lll\l.11 ~r)'c lr'>llnl 1nd C1tl1'1' Gii' erem, M!Tlllln L11tltt. .nd Jamtt '''''" ~atJo Notiee• AUN• o. A1,1ri1. A9t to, 9f 2191 H•rbOr No 11, Cosl• Mnl. 0111 01 detil'l'I. "t, lfn. $vr>11\ltd IJ't' Wiii, A!Mftdll '°"'l Ari~ of ~ llKhl All f th f d M. r.rnn •. •v:~,'/'.h,:;·E.::r:.n o ese stresses o mo - 1$Plt MJuoult, MOfll111t1 11In1 d • • k T\llldll', 11 AM. 9ell f'OICIWI)' 8 ~-.... ~. m•N ,_,.,,,llald.... ern r1v1n• -a e your car _,.,,,,._ , __ .,. -·1----.. ..... -'-utter. ~· -- ' ' 1111 lf'OllfW•I' Mortwr'/'. • . D' ""'"'-"";'.e The hott.eryour car runs, •ri'l:f.W~ . the thinner your oil gets. ~""·~ ~~'Ii§,~ And the thinner your oil ~,,'r.!ijt,~~ gets, the le•• protection. it ~ tl~~ ifves yourenghie. 8ALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL DOME de!Mar -Mna llUG4 BELL JoADWAY MORTUAIJY •-1.CootaMeta uwm I e • .CORMICK LAGUNA ·BEACH 1.tOlrivAll\' 1111'-:~~ • PAaFICVIn MDIOllUL .... Ctm111rr Mal•1 ~ _,_vnnm. Newport -. Colllfto -PEEK ,AMILY COLONIAL li'UNICllAL DOME .. I Bolsa Aft •. 'II__...·- llMITllll' .fomiAllY Ill Mall II, Rao•.--·- . That's wliy -Union 76 i• introcluclngnew20W/SOHigb Performance Engine· Oil. The "sO"in 20"750 means 'the oil doe11n't get'too thin at high o~ting temperatures. TJie'"20W"menstlieoil&tay• ftuldeni>(agh when the engine'• cold to make-starting your car~ . ~ . If YcM1 antltlrered "Yeti" to . any of the aboVe que1tions, :yoa 1bould con1ider giving yt_>ur car the extra protection of 20W/MJ ~b Performance Enllrine Oil-another high-· cruality product from the num- tier-one name in racing. Ask 'J:Our Union 78 dealer for it ·the nut thne you change oil. .. . . I TheSpiritof 76.U:ws at Union Oil when :rou 01'1111 an oH a..,.. uolng tl"8 -olL Ofltr good •t alt '*'lclptel"I Onion 71 1l8tlon1 ln lhe Loi Anoe••.-. Ott1r1•phu&tp......,30, 1112. YoldwMrt~b)'a.w. ' ' • • .. \ \. Jf DAILV PILL,' ~ &~-. J'fy 10, 1972 Mone,'• Wortla Pocketbook Issue To Highlight '72 By SYLVIA PORTER "The gut issue ls a:oin& to be the pocketbook Issue." This inelegantly phrastd judgment of AFlrCIO prwdent George Meany turned out to be a spec· tacularly accurate forecut of l\!e 1970 elections ; II ?'"Id turn out even more so inJlm. And by ••pocketbook," Meany wasn 't reterring to the But your real spendable earnings -the purchasing pOwer of your aftet-tax dollars -is up from $90.67 to 195.24. YOUR REAL gain In this eolire span has been only $4.$7, a modest 5 percent. II you're a typical wor~ wllh no dependents, y o u r apendab}e weekly pay is up to SI09,f7, a fuU $%1 .26 over your spendable eamjn( in '69. But. once again , your real spendabl.e earnings have risen · only $5.49' in almost lour years to a total of $87.7', an increase or 6.7 percenl. . . \ fancy tcOn· omlct which wp1 !Miti\ldle ma11y-or the raucous 86- sions of the Democrats here this week -the ranking of natJonal PO•T•• priorities, redistribution of our incomes, tax reform, minimum jncome grants. For to the vast majority of Americans, the pocketbook issue ls your paycheck and your CO,\t of living -about as un!ancy and as close to the reality of everyday living as you can get. This is the sort o f breakdown which dramatize1· more than thousands of word! why so many· ntilllons of voters feel they have ~ in a never-ending s q u e e z e - despite Nixon's assurances that ii elected In 1968, he would bring back economic stability in the U.S. This ls the reason, expressed In simple statistics, why so m a n y Americans are d e e p I y dissatisfied with the way our economy has been performing since the Vietnam escalation began in 1965 and helped lo transrorm what had been a m a g n i ficenUy functioninl? economy into a nightmare of inflation. LUXURY CAR RECORD -Theodore Robins (Cen- ter, Costa Mesa Ford Dealer1 admires the millionth Thunderbird built by Ford Motor Company. Stand- ing with Robins are Frank E. Zimmerman, (left). general marketing manager of Ford Division, and John L. Hall, Ford Division Los Angeles district sales manager. In High Gear HOW, THEN, does the pocketbook issue shape up - after almost four year~ with a Republican in the W h i t e House? Millionth Thunderbird This is how: And by t.bematlves, these few figures underline the ex· tent to which inflaUan has - under -the GOP as under the Democrats -contiooed to make a mockery out of the IP. parent rise in our incomts. No ·amount of rhetoric by anyoJ!C can hide this. Completed at LA Plant If you are a typical U.S. worker, your gross weekly earnings are now up to an all· time average or $ 1 3 3 . 2 1 against $110.33 when Nixon became President in January 1969. That's a hefty increase $22.88 a week, or 20.7 per· cent. But In real dollars -mean. Ing after adjustment for ·in· creases in consumer prices since the base period of 1987 -your pay has risen from 1103.40 al the slarl of the NII- on administration to $100.82 now. That's an improvement of onJy $3.42, or a mere 3.3 per. cent in nearly four years. That average• out to a picayune yearly gain of Jess than t per· cenl If you're a typical married worker with three dependents, your Speadable weekly earn· ings -average pay after deduction for federal income and Social Security taxes -is a record $118.77 against $96.74 at the beginning of '69, an in· crease of $22.03, or 22.3 per· cent.- BUT WHAT aboUt the record Sioce Nixon ''adopted" the Democrats' pollclel and ahlfted to price-wage control! In August 1971 ! In real pay, the worker with three dependents has gained 1.2 percent in the pa 1 I II months in comparllOll witb a gain of 2.1 percent In the 30 Nixon moolhs prfl:eding wage-- price controls. A n im- provement but hanlly great. In ttal pay, the single worker has gained 2.percent in these 11 months or wage-price freeze and then controls, against a rise of 4.6 percent in the much Jonget pre-control period. Scarcely a n i.nr provement to shout about. Of course, the pockelbook Issue is not cut·and-dried and Jt couldn't ever be-in a nation 80 diverse u ours. OA'IE 110\\ PONTIAC~ EX:LU~IV{ NEW CAii 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE Wa~~anty By CARL CARSTENSEN Of fltw D1l1Y Plitt Ill" The millionth Thunderbird for aaJe in the United States was built a few days ago at Ford's Los Angeles assembly pl&Ilt and company officials termed it 0 the first personal luxury car to reach that milestone." "Thunderbird over the years has set the pace for many design and engineering ~ novations and created markets that have contributed mucb to What About 'Vnrecalled' Vsed Cars? DETROIT (APJ -The late- modet car at the comer of the used car Jot looks good and the price is right. But there's one nagging question: Does it have a )Xltentially dangerous defect which never has been cor· ~ted? Lui year, the four major U.S. aulomskers recalled just under eight million cars for ln- •pection and repair of possible safety huards. They ranged from brand- new 1972 models to wheezing 196ls. . The potential defects ran the gamut from minor eJectrical system flaws to problems which could leave a n u11.1uspecllng driver tooling down the highway with a throUle jammed wide open. Looking at a specific car, it can be difficult to tell whether it has been involved in a recall campaJgn. Last year alone, there were 44 separate recall campaigns involving dozens of models built in 12 model years. Some of the recalls, such as the massive Chevrolet engine mount campaign, involve easi· ly identifiable cars. In that case, every s ix·c yl ind er ·~~~~~~ I -_1_ 0100_-i -Cbevrolet,,l,;l>~vy Il, Nova and , camaro built in the 1965 · through 1969 model years was ORDER called bacHor modifications ' . '9autlflll lo prevent a serious hazard if Stick-an an engine mount were lo YOURS LABELS :;.r':r:~0~:, ~~·~ec":fi: v ed 1119 cars built during a brief TODAY I period at the company's • Chicago assembly planl The only way to tell if a car was Involved In that recall would Person alized • Stylish • Efficient Order for Yourstlf or 1 Friend· M1y IM us•d on envelopes •s. retum address l&bel1. Also very h1ndy •• id•ntilic1tion · l1bel1 for tnarJtin9 person•) items auch •• boob, roc:orJs, photos, •lo. labels stick on gJ.ss •ncl may be used for ft'l•rking hom• canned focd itams. All labels ar1 pti11fH with stylish Voguo typo on fine '!"•lily whilf' 9unu11ed ptpor. be to check its serial number against publlshed' !isl. Fortunately, it's relaijifely simple for a pros~ used car buyer to find out Jf a car was involved in a recall. And if the car wu recalled for any reason, there ii a good 'chance the prevli>us owner bod 'the problem corrected. r--------~-------·--, pm 111 "'" '"""'-en• 11111 NII '""•1.a ,.. Information on what cart have been recalled II easy lo come by. The National Jllghway Trame Sa f a t y Administration publishes an annual pamphlet, 1 ' Mo tor Vehicle Safety Defect Recall Campaf&nt." fisting a 11 recalls, the carg Involved and the action taken lo comet the problem. ' I I I I I •• I L . .,_. "rt11t"" L••' 01" .. r.o. ta 1• 1 (Miii M-. (111t. JMl6 PILOT PRINTING ' --------·- I I I I I· -.J ' • • The pamphlet Is kept up ~ dote wltb quarterly 111p. plelDlllll and both I h t jJarnpllllt llld the wpj>lemenll • ... ....U.blt lo the pubflo tram the Superintendents of Documenll, Government Prin-tlna Olfic:e, WashlncWn, D.C. the health of the aulo in- dustry," said Frank E. Zim· merman, Ford Division general·marketing manager. USTING Thunderbird's ac- complishments, Zimmerman said it gave Ford Division the prestigious car k needed ; sowed the seeds for the Ford Mustang; brought to Ford 1 loyal and dedicated group of buyers. Thunderbird bas led the personal luxury segment of the market in sales every year except one since ita 1955 ift-. . troduction. Explaining why production of the cla!sic two-seater T • Bird was discontinued after the 1957 model, Zimmerman said "it was just plain good business." "Our deslgnen s t a r t e d working on the four-seater version (introduced in 1958) before the public saw the first tw<>-seater," he said. "There's no doubt that the two-seater was beautifully styled. That it was named a classic car just four years after the last tw<>- seater was produced is Indeed high praise. "But the •lyling of the 1951 Thunderbird also helped set indu!try trends. Particularly imitated were the one-piece grille and bumper and the clean, contemporary lines. ''BY THE END of the 1960 model year the four-passenger Thunderbird bad accounted for 202,896 sales -more than four times as many as the 'SS.- '57 models." 'IblDl.derbird became a true luxury car for the first time in 1961. Standard equipment in· transmission, power steering eluded automatic transmission, power steering and power brake!. The 1964 model available in hardlop, con- vertible and Landau body styles -introduced t h e "cockpit" look in which in· struments were mounted in separate pods and a command COMOle contained controls. It accounted for 85,861 sales, still a Thwxferbird record for one year. The four-door model was ad· ded to the Thunderbird line in 1967. Pauenger capacity was _ increued from four lo alx the following year. , Tb e 1970 Tlnmderbird festured a long hood treat- ment and unique grille-bumper styling. THUNDERBIRD for 1972 was all-new, with emphasis on the lltyling, ride and comfort. "We've made many changes over the yean that have been based on economics, but we've also tried to retain what we started with -th.It is1 unique- ness, individuality, a n d engineering innovtalcn." Zim· merman aaid. 0 We think we've accompllshed that." Dividends Ai Beckman Directors of B tc km an Inotrumenll Inc. of Fullerton, declared a dividend ol 121> cenll per share, payoble Aua. 21 lo abarehokltrl of r_..i Aug.?. 8 e ct m 1 n memlw.;.tm• precialOD a D al 7 ll c 1 I tr. ,_..,......, __ -Ill for ldonllllc, IMlllcal and -la! ... '1)1 ...,_ pony hid S,511,000 • llWa oulllaif"' oo June 311. FINANCE Finance Briefs e Netc11t41per ~u NEW YORK -All°' •ad- justments for Inflation, the Jeal coat of advertl!lng in V.S. newspapen Jut year went down -not up -the Bureau of Advertising IO!lOUl1Ced. The bureau gave this com.. parisoo of mllline rates for 1970 and 1971: $a.59 per fine In 1970 lo $a.5.l In. 1971 for weekdays, and IU8 lo IUD on SUndays. Furt.hmnore, the bureau said, by restating n>llline rat .. in constant term.a of 1:n1 dollars, the aggregate mllllne Secwity Industry Eyes B . rate for daily oewspapen last oom year was the lowest since 1959. Sunday rates were the lowest since 1952. By l.JNDA RUBEY AP lllllMN Wrllff' NEW YORK -The National stock market system, widely touted by securities industry leaders as a boon for the small investor, may instead help the phenomenal growth of in· stitutlonal trading s o m e money managers say. "I think whatever might provide an easier method or trading large blocks of stock will produce greater con· ccntration of ownership in the hands or big pools of money like banks, mutual funds an~ insurance companies," says EI mer Lyle Nicholson. chairman of CNA Financial, a Chicago financial holding· com· pany. "I'm not 100 percent in favor of that," be says. "I don't want to see the little guy squeezed out." ACCORDING to the New York Stock Exchange, in. stltutlonal trading in· the first half of 1971 accounted for 59.7 percent of public share volume and 68.2 percent of public dol· tar volume. In a randomly selected week in 1961, such trading accounted for only 38.3 percent of public do 11 a r volume and 33.3 percent of publlc share volume. The exchange says that by 1980, Jnslllulional trading at the NYSE will equal all the trading done there last year. The central market system now being assembled should facilitate the trading of in-- sUtuUoM' large b 1 o c k s through a consolidated trade reporting system giving price and volume inlormation on listed securities in a l 1 markets. This shouJd give all investors, large and small, a better idea of where to find the best deals. -Other .zeConuneodaUons_of. the Securities • n d Ex- change Commission would permit institutions th hold ex· change seats t h r o u g b brokerage subsidiaries, if the suholdiarles do most of their business with the public. THIS WOULD give the ill- stitutions a way to save en commission charges on their sometimes mammoth trades and would also give them a greater voice in the actual running Of the exchanges. e Count11 Sales FRESNO -Reial! sales In 1 the six counties or central San Joaqubt Valley, running far above last year in the first quarter of tm, have touched orf !.peculation that the final figure could hit the $2 billion mark for the first time. The speculation was prompt· ed. by figures released by the state Board of Equaliza- tion showing taxable retail sales for January, February and 11-tarch stood at $432.6 million, $68.6 million above the same period in 1971. The figures covered Fresno, Kings. Madera, Merced, Tulare and Kern counlies. e 28-storles LOS ANGELES -McKeon Construction, a Sacramento- based development !inn, says it will build a 21J..story office building on a prized parcel in the $1 billion BWlker Hill urban renewal project. The Community Redevelop.. ment Agency assigned the disposition and development agreement for the property to McKeon 1 after John S. Griffith & Co. which had held the agreement since January 1971 dropped the project, allegedly because it was unable to find a major tenant. e B11lk Sale · LOS ANGELES -Harry SaJtzman, ch airman o( Technicolor Inc.'s executive committee, has sold the bulk of his Technicolor stock for $7 .6 million to an undisclosed buyer, the company said. Before the sale, Saltzman was Ute company's largest stockholder, the c o m p a n y said. -.cable TV LOS ANGELES -A Los Angeles cable television com- pany has signed a merger agreement with. a New York firm to Conn the seeond largest cable TV company in the industry, a spokesman for Warner Communications Inc. of New York says. C y press Communications Corp. of Los Angeles signed the definitive agreement June 29 for about $88 million or Warner common stock . Warner ls also assuming all of Cypress' long term debts, totaling $22 million, t h e spokesman said. "Looking down the rOad, there is also no reason why in-. stitutions couldn't act as a principal, making markets in stocks sort of like a glorified superspeciallst," says Bob Hendrickson, vice president of e Xerox Suits Investments at the Equitable IJfe AJ!urance Society of the United states. Exchange speclali!ts are fioor traders charged with making fair and o rd e r I y marketa in stocks they handle. They frequenUy must do this by buying or selling against the market trend and s o m e specialists fmd they Jack the money to handle the in· a-easing amounta of b i g trades. NEW YORK -Xerox Corp. says it has been sued by two subsidiaries of L i t t o n Industries, Inc., in two separate actions charging Xerox with trying to mono~ lize trade in office C91>lers. Xerox also said Ll.tton had filed a response in a New York federal court to a patent in. fringement acUon Xerox had brought against Lltton in con- nection with Litton'• marketing of an office copier. u:i0'l:r.'u:i"" w:i~t 0~ e Alt: Foree Bltl nat~all fer the job because '.. s'MdA MONICA ..:.. Lear they ve got the money that a ; Siegler Inc., said It hu market maker needs lo pro-· rece1v€a a $10 million Air vlde depth . and hqwdity in .a Force contract for m1In- stock-mak1ng aure the ltick JS tenance and repair or aircraft available for buying or selling helicopters and w e a p o n at a price not far from the last systems. on.~ paid. . The company ssld It • Some tns~itutions certainly management services division, entertain .the posolblllty of act-headquartered In Okllhoma Jng ,~ market makers some City, will carry out the co,,.. day, ssys Hendrlcbon. tract during fiJcal 1973 1t Air "It's a mixed bag and l'.m Force ba,.. throughout the not 5Urt what I tblnk about tn· world allluUo~ ICtlng as nwket i.eU Slqler, headquartc.d :!"'k~. • a Y • Nldloloon. here, is a dlversmed comf)ll!Y They ve pt the capital lo Involved 1n eledronles, ...,. give them llttl'IOI power In a mllllcttloos and real estAlt bod nwket, Which fl good for development. tnvealorl. But on the other hand, I don't think It's healthy to do away with the lndlvldUal entrtneurlhlp of the brokerage community." WKIGllT L08S DJBPIJTED 'roRONTO' (AP) -Tllo Na- _, Health Ind Wellare DlpM luHUI daJnia lnllatable ..,_. __ ., e BtllUnlt SEATl'LE -About 211 mllllon pounds ol !Wibu4 hail the 11172 catch llmll, wu landed by June 311, the lnterna- nallooal Pac!!Jc Halibut _. mll!loa lllUIOUDCed. The cetcb so rar this year 200,000 pounds mon thin the catcll by June 30 last year. the Commlsaion said, thou(h It noted last yur'• ...... opened a week liter. Prices continue 1t racord Would you trade your best snapshot for a trip to Mexico? Dr. John Hill did ... _ This snapshot ol his daughter tal<en In h~ own blck- yard captured the third prize trip to Mexico for two, plus $250 In last year's Kodak lnternatlonal Newspaper sri8pshot Awards lor Or. John Hill, a research engineer. And Carl Moser swapped his best sh ot for $5 00 Cart E. Moser of Hickory, Nor1h C&rollna, took a $500 Honor Award Jn the 1971 Kodak lntemational Newspaper Snapshot Awards competition with this compelling pcrtralL I f you tnke.pict":res y ou coul.d win part,, of $55,000 in travel and cash to be awarded iii this year's contest. FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES- 1. The c:onf11t ls 1+ric:Hv for ern1t111r phot09t•ph1r1 •(A)I em1 .. ftur i• defintd '' one wh1!_t hobby or •"•c:1tlon 11 pl_ct.,N·f•kin9 end who do11 not mtkt •'1 u1b1t•nti1I ptrt ef hi1 11'11,., tfi,re11th t1kin9 pieture•l. • \ , 2. ll•e•·1nd0whitt or ~or piohrret t1ket1 •heri J11ly I, 1971 •re ,li9lble. No pic:t11r11 rn1y be e11ter.O by tny emplqye of the DAILY PILOT or by •ll'f i11di'lidu1I who per1onlll't ir e11919eil 111 tht mtnuftc:fur•, 1111, c:ornrneroi1I fini1hin9 or profw11!0111l 111e of photo9r1phii 9ood1. ). Sn'•p•hott m1v bt f1k1n with 111y rn•kt of e1m1r1, 011 1ny br111d of fllrn . 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Co11t.1t111t1 •re p•rmitttd to 1ubmlt picture• to only ene 111w1p1per p1tflc:ip1ti119 i11 the 1Cod1k l11t1r111tle111I Sntpthot Awtrdt. , 7, To be 1li9lblt for 1 loe1I grtnd prbt, 1 eont11t1nt fllUtt 1l9r1 • 1t1ftrn111t th1t tht picturt, or 1nofhtt c:lo11ly 1lml/1r pie• h11'9 of the terne 1ul>j1c:t or 1itu1tio11, h1• not 1>1111, 111d w\11 1101 M enttred by him t11 •llY othtr eonl11t 111d will not be offertd for pu\illc•tlon to t!IY p11blle1tlott 11ot c:o11111cttd with thi1 Cont.it. I , llllPOITAHT: le 1ure you k11ow the 11111111 •ncf •cldrellH ef •111 reco111Ja1bl1 p1r10111 1ppe1rl119 in your pictu,.. Tirit it 1MCe11•ry bec•uM, l11 erd•r for It to M tllt•t•" ill thw ll•tlon•I JIHll9ln9, you Mutt ll'e 1blt to 91t tht wrltt111 co111111t ef •uch ,.,11111 .,. per1n1 I or t+te!r l•t•I 9u1ttll11t1, lit the c••e• .r miner1I ff ""'4lt "e of +tie pichir• fe, ik putpe•• ef lll11tfte• tle11, •4il'l9ffltl119 or p11ll'lie1tien i't •llY rnt11111r. . . • DAILY PILOT Snapshot Co~test Ent.er . Every Week July.2 through Aug. 26 Deadline W ednea,day Noon ....,..-loolns devices ::. are not -v• body-tllmmers Ind ~ &low d\Jwn -clrculatloo, • o "" p 1 per ~· hilhs. It odded. ( s-----.-----..... --, ' • • I • I • l I -.:;• I . r, '· ' . ~ • I I ' ' I • \.: I I I . " I I . I • ' I ' ' ~,I I ... -• . "t I h . ~~ ,, . . ·~ I • ' • • y .. bU .. • • I ' ·I • I • • • •. Be Ready --==== Like Tetltly . BANKAMERICARD • • I , . • ~ . ... ' . . '"t. .. -.. ' .. ( ' . CHARGE ' Your Classified Advertising at the ;' • DAILY PILOT Even by Phone 642-5678 • • I • ~( j • I . ' ' I ' • ' ' • • ... • -. I J 2 DAILY PILOT Mood.ly, July 10, 1972 "'f ~IO .. ~=-• .. Sum-mertime ~ and the livin' is easy ••• " • t Only JO Percent Work Well Cold Remedies Under Fire Armstrong Rei'fistat,ed . . ... 1972 • 18th Annu1I SOUTHLAND WASHINGTON (AP) -The congestioo : Wyamlne Sulfate . congestion: Tri-Span 12 Hour Jn Church Natkmal Academy of Sciences Nasal· Wyamine In b • t er; decongeatant lablela for PASADENA (AP) _ > '-•-·than JO t f ~-' HCL -·J"·n· VB!Ox· symptomatic relief of nasal accepi. -perten ° ~wpane -~ • congestion clae to bay fever : Gamer Ted Armstrong la back eUec!Jveneos claims 1111<1• for y I N • s a I So I u t I o n and Ampar Tuned Release at his post 81 radio and a representatJve sampling of Pbeoylpropanolamlne H C L capsules for nasal congestion television commentator for the '27 n0nprescrlption c oJ d N)'ICap timed release for due to hay refer. Worldwide Church or God and .med!.. relief of nasal congestion; Possibly effective-Tuamine r · ~-d l'ef f h f Amb···•dor ~-liege, both la r-t"'6 ""''ta tor re 1 o ay ever Inhaler; Ta11:atben Tablets; ...,_. \A.I AmonJ popu ~ oue ·~ headquartered here. C0<111ter (OTC) compounds Antistine-Privine Nasal Solu· rated Ine!Thctlve tn a report tM>n as a decongestant-an-Wilh his father, Herbert W. just released Is Coricldln t I h I atamlne; lnhlaton·APC Armstrong, standing at his cold tablets, manufactured by M • • k • 'I:ableta for hay f ever ; side last week, the younger Scberlng Corp. of Bloomfield, · f.RtS irt Bristamln .APC Tablet! for church leader said his private N J pain relief f(jlowing dental · · w o r k ·, Phenylpropanolamine life is no one else's business Co n t a ~ sustained-release D n capsules, made by Menley & angerOUS{ HCt Nyocap capsule for na..I and tha~his public life la more James L 8 b 0 r 8 t 0 r i es of congestion and as a timed· than ever ded icated to God. Philadelphia, were judge d KAMPALA, l1 g,1tn d a · release capsule; Nasalaire The senior Armstrong , possibly effective, meaning (UPI) -The i·udge told Inhaler; Quadrin Tablets for founder of both the church and d that th nasal congestkm; Cont a c there ls no evi ence ey Else Hai·telin , 31, a Dan· 1....... icou~e, said he penru'tted his k •· '·~ td capsules ror l2·11uur relief and "'" wor 12 1iuun agau ... ~ co isb tourist, she risked a ror relief oJ colds' nasal con-son to return last month after congestion. three-month jail sentence gesUon ; Tri-Span tablets ror sus~nsion last winter for Among 4 5 efrecliveness for walking around in a U-hour relief; Ampar Timed disciplinary reuons. claims for the cold remedies miniskirt. He Jet her go I I asaJ evaluat. ed. the academy's Na-.th th . ddln Release Capsu es or n He said his son's repen· tional Research r.lll\C 1 •1 WI e warning,' a g congestion due to colds 3nd as ta.nee, a corxlition of return """" that the government was a timed-release capsule; and from several months of exile judged four as effective, eight not legally...(esponsib1e for Chlorephrlne Nysc_aps . f o r in ColoraOo, ts "Cull end HOME& GARDEN SHOW JULY 14 ·23 ANAHEIM C:ONYENTION C:ENTEa (1/r condi tioned) ' '!lOW HOURS: 5-t t p.m. WHl days Noon. 11 p.m. SohHdo}'I Noon. 9 p.m. Sundays, . •2.IO ADULTS •••• • • ·~ .1UlliOll• • • • • • • • 1.M ........ H_ ... .,.._ • :. 11GGEa >HJ IEMI THAN Ml IEf<ll'E I' . A GEOaGE COLOURIS PlODUCTION Valley People Battle Tiny Troublemakers Ineffective as fixed com· molestation or girls wear-colds ·. nasal congestwn. t the • b binations, five effective with ing abort skirts. Ineffective as fixed com-=:.~"i,e be°re. ,,rwise e I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~ reservations, 15 possibly ef-binations-Ristadyl & A.S.A. The two men met wltb a I;: ~ ' . . COACHELLA ( A P ) - Imagine hundreds of gna ts awarming over Your face, crawling toward your eyes, mouth and ears. For rtsidents of the Coachella Valley, such a prospect takes no Imagination at all. They've been living with the problem for years. rounding areas fro m March to November, forcing field work- ers to wear veils. They drive away golfers from Palm Springs. Some of the gnats carry conjunctivitis, an eye- irritating malady also kno\v as "pinkeye." fective and 13 probably ef· Compound; Decapryn with Pasadena newsman as Gamer fective. aspirin, phenacetin and caf-Ted prepared a '6-rninute Rated effective w i thou t Dog•ged Case lein; Coricidln Cold Tablet!: television segment on "Proof reservation were Isophrin nose The p ho r in. AC Tablets; of God." drops for nasal congestion; LONDON (AP) _ Heavy Inhiston-APC Tablets f o r Gamer Ted's suspension for Fedrazil for hay fever; and earth moving equipment failed symptomatic relief or colds; undisclosed sins rocked the Chlorephrine Nysca ps for hay-to reach a terrier trapped four Bristamin APC Tablets for 75,000-meqiber r e 1 i g i o u s fever nasal congestion and as days in a 30-loot crevice. Then symptomatic relier of colds; group. a time-release ca1l5ule. the dog's owner dangled his relief or colds' nasal con-The 81-year-old Annstrong At the requ~~ of t_he Food ~ cap at the end of a rope into Tri-S. pan 1 2 • Hour said God has forgiven his son For Advertising In OUT 'N ABOUT Phone • Norm Stanley 642·4 ~2 1 They even .have a name for waving a hand in frustration at the gnats -the "Coachella Va11ey salute." In an infested fi eld. as many as 500 to 1,000 female eye gnats will land on the race, searching (or protein, Researchers at the Universi- ty of California at Riverside developed the lethal bait being used against the pests in the Coachella Valley and r r om Palm Springs to Thermal. and Drug Admrn!Strahon , NAS , the hole. The terrier sank his Decongestant Tablets for for setr-professed sins and stud ied 420 OTC drugs as part !teeth into the cap and was relief of colds' nasal conges-asked why people couldn't do of an errectiveness review of ~h~au~ted~to~th~e~surf~a~ce::_. ---t~ioo~. __ , _____ _:th~e:_:sa~m'.::'·------"'================== about 3,000 prescription drugs.I. But relief /'U arrived In the form of f ree ze-dried eggs laced with Insecticide. The hlppelat .. eye gnat In- fests the valley and sur- Solid Role For Sophitt. · ROME !AP) -Sophla Loren bas been "cast" in a new role -Ceres, Ro- man goddess of agricuJ.. lure -on a medal issue by the U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization. The medal, struck In tronze, ailver and gold, commerMrates the 20 yean that F AO bu been baaed In Italy. l\llss Loren ii repreomted ,ln a.- quarter face, Jioldlng an ear of wheat. Dehydrated eggs are blended with wa t e r, rennented ror 10. d a y s in plastic barrels, freeze.dried and mixed with an insectici<le which kills the gnats but not their natural enemies, officials say. 'lbe concoction has reduced the number of gnats by 80 to 90 percent where it's been used says Dr. Mir ·s. Mulla of UC Riverside. Though it's not knowri. ex- actly what attracts the gnats chemically, the egg-base answers tbe"(emale's need for protein, researchers say. The Coacbella Valley M.,.. qulto, ·Abatement D i s t r i c t distributes the bait, with men in lllWl, lilree-Wbaelod cydes n 1 c tnamed "Wiatmoblles" ICll!ferln} tM -througJt grape vlneyards, and rows of clllUI! tr.es and date palms and at golf courses. About 25 percent of the ore. drug claims were judged ef- fective, compared with about 60 percent or the prescription- drog claims rated effective or probably effective. Effective!Fedrazil for hay fever; Chlorephrine Nyscaps for nasal congestion due to • hay fever and as time-release capsule; and Isophrin nose- drop solution for symptomatic relier of nasal congestion in colds, sinus and hay fever. Effective with reservations -Bena-Fedrin solution; Inhiston-APC l a b I e t s for symptomatic relief of aches , pains, colds, hay fever and simple headaches; Bristamin APC tablets as pain reliever- antlhistamine and as a pain 'reliever; and Quadrin tablets claiming to be safer and faster than aspirin. Probably elfecUve -Pr<> padrlne HCL Etlalr ; Pri· vine HCL n as a I jelly; Benzedrex Inhaler; Forthane Inhaler; Antistine--Privine for symptomatic relief of nasal O ur ''give 'em the brush" Perm Sale! Now in our Beauty Salon A com pli mentory professional brush comes with you r Br6sh 'n Go Perm, now sole priced for a corefree summer. No muss , no fuss styl ing. Just o cosuol set for upkee p. For a limite d time onl y, this un ique perm , plus your gilt brush. Re p. $30. Now, including cut.$15. · Be auty So Ion. ROBINSON'S NEWPOlr CIHIH ) FASHION lllAND ~4-2100 SHOr TONt5HT UNTIL t .11 r.M . • • • ltS .onereason we need additional power plants. - Have you ever thought about how electricity puts food on your table? Electric ity helps grow it, freeze it, can it and ship it. And think about how electricity helps you pre- pare food for your family. As the population expands, there will be more A Ivins (and Alices) to feed. That means more farm production-and more \ demand for electricity. To meet these demands, Edi son must be permitted to build additional power plants now. A:nd trans· mission lines to deliver that power.· Otherwise, there simply won't be enough e~ectricity to go around. Nuclear power plants are Qne way to provide more electricity. They're proven, clean and smog· free. Other ways to generate electricity are under intensive research or being developed now. Meanwhile, existing methods are steadily being improved. If you ever hear somebody say we don't need more electricity, just think about food. Food and electricity. The t\VO go together. gE Southern Califomla Edison ""-~- • , ' ) .. . -. ' . • ; ' r • j I r ) I I I I -· " 1 Jf~t1'1 child"'is /air of fact, Tutsday's child ls full of grace, • • • Wt dne1days child is /1111 of ,,,.,,, · Thursdays child has far to 110, · / . Friday'• child is loving and giving. ' · · Saturday's child has to wo.rk for it.I living. · , . But a child that'• ,born an th• S'abbqth day • · Is fair and wise and good and gay. --j '~ . • f I : Debbie Gray (above) shows lk Kelly Marshall Hawaiian grace. Below, Cheryl Adams learns Saturday's child •wo rks for her living. I I [ r I i I -· ( J .. ' • • ·. • " -I i I C...;J·· at Gir s • DIJL. Y PILOT PMltl llr P1trlcll O'DIMlll Fair of fa·ce are Harbor Area Girl Clubbers, six to seventeen, ' ... Christy Hetten (above) has a long Yfay to · go on her knitting , · Right .( 1;'0-ri•Raines and Mis.chelle Moore learning meaning .of sharing. , Editor , ... 11 • lie T:hat \ ·Binds Also Gags DEAi\ ANN J,ANDERS: .This isn't a serious problem, but it bugs me because I know oometbing is wrong ab<\ I'm· not rue what should Ile done about it. Peter and I l>lan .tO bO inairied within the next six moolhs. W~ · bave_-Iljl'lch together ev.ery ·day .and ·~ meet every evenlog after 'liork. , We . eat ruhner • together almodt ~very nigll\•end·Visit till : midnigll\ .,,. <I .a.m. , On .... 11m1a' we .,.S all our time tocether, . I So wllal's tf.cr ~ that? Nofl)lrig: <!\. ~ llllddeOlyreollled When lNrtad lo tllil& lboul pla\is for the wedding that I don'! hive ~ git! iri...i.. For the ··!Mt tine· ,..,..· I've been •Y~ no lo. ewrybocly -but J>et.r. The girls 1-k. with ore nice but. I never see them except in the offke, We are all bu,Y during working hours sa there's no ~me to 1et acquainted. • Do )'OU feel I am mekilli a mistake? To be truthful I'd rather be with Peter than anybody, but maybe this isn't the bell tl>lac for our relationship, Please guide me. -LOYI: B1M BEST ·DEAR LOVE: Y• .-Peter will t• JoJ·---. If ""' llroadeo yoar -·i-•r"lp It llldlde olliu1. Sllrl • I --v ' . """ .!.~ ' ~· b; bavlag luocb 'every otbt; day\ lib ,some of ·tbe lltl•. ' 1" , And one eftllllc a week you and Peter ·tltoald go yoat Wpante way1 for some actlvlty-Clltaral,·poUtlcal, atlllttk, ift.. tell-Ii. Yoo'll'be more bllemtlag lo one another. Too mack io1etherae11 can 1tl0e -Ii growth. DEAi\ A1l!I LANDERS: Yoor advice to. "Fnidy Kat" gave me. the courage I needed to write about a problem that has been bothering me for a long time. · "FraJdY, Kat" was a widow whose sec- ond husband carried bis first wife's pic- ture in his wallet for two yeara. Sile was afraid lo loolt and oee JI it was still there. It made her very oad that he couldn't give It up. You eaid, ''Don't look. Simply buy him a new wallet and put )'OUJ' pic- ture in it/' always had the feeling the quiet I.nows 'l'hM )'e8l'I aao I ml!Tled a widow«. , .. QDite by accident I ran across his first wife's ashes in our garage. The ashes are tn an urn, packed in a bo1 ~ the same box they were ahipPed in by the stale. I feel uneasy about this but I've never oald ·anylt\lpg. I believe the best place for the .-1a tn a cemetery. What should.I do! -SElX>ND WIFE DEAR S.W.: IDlorm your b1b1Dd that . )'tll Uve come acrou the "box" and you feel the gange la DOI 11 1ppn1prlale place for ff, Tell blrn lhal ma.y people who request crtmadon ask that their ubes be 1trewa. over a lake, or 1 river, or 1 favorite .......,, A frltDd ol mloe h11 reqatstcd IUI .... uJiu be pal In u urn ucl pla .. ed la lbe hmp Room ID Cblcago -aDd I'm 90t lddclloC. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've been married fur thfte years lo a man who """f wu much o! a tallter but I've m 1111 nel bell·ralsen. Now It appeera iny hunch may be rl8ht. I just dllCOVered what I thougbl .... his mother's recipe boi: -one of. thole wooden, kitchen-type Index Illes -ja.,. med with names, addresse!!, tdepboDe numbers, dimensions, and a few ~ menls which -to be pertor,_ ratings, I have not told my hwiband I found 16. Sbauld I! He never goes '"'>i>iaca without me (that I know of) and I - no reuon lo wspect that be \s .aw anyone, But I'm bolfled u tO w11J ~ bangs oo lo Ille junk JI be bas no .. for It. What ahouid I do? -WANDA , , DEAR WAN: Keep ywr ,.....Ult -· tfl -·-·· ....,....,. Bo probably ._ II for lbe ..... - some·womeo Nae u lo llieJ> old lliP ICbool aal ctlitp rtllcl. Can drugs be a friend in time .. stress! U you keep your heid ·~ can they be .. f belp? Ann Landen'. - booklet, "Stcaight Dope oo !lnlgs, • sepafates tbe fact from Ille fiction. Get I today. For each booldel ordtnd _. 11 dollar bill, plus a looC. ..U...W. 1 I, stamped envelqpe (14 cells pallogo) II .km Landen, '!ox 3*, Qbco, m;· I06M. \. • • . ' . . . . . . . DAILY PILOT Mondly, July 10, 1972 ~Merry Music Makers Pick Out a Tune to Play :; Mrs. Eleanor Brouwer helps Raylene Danzinger select a guitar, Mesa for the Girls Club o! the Harbor Area. Guitar group, Merry ;; one of several being purchased by the Wednesday Club of Costa Music M,kers, was begun a year ago. !Couples United • Summer Nuptials • . "' .. . " ' She Might Lose se ·lf Alo·ng . Campaign Trail CHARLOTrESVILLE, V1. (AP) -Al 23, Terence P. McGovern is tom between making her own life and help- ing her father become presi- dent of the United Slates. 111 like being on my own and I want to find out what I want, separate from my family Rnd my father," said tht daughter of South Dakota Sen. GeOrge McGovern. "l want to find my place, and that's a hard thing to do. "It's really e3sy to get caught up in my father's plans and forget about my own life." She said that as her father's campaign for the Democratic nomination gained momen- tum , "I was forcod into a role that t didn't even cbooae for myself." Miu McGovern, who prefers to be called Terry, has worked and lived here the last three years. Until the s p r i n g semester, she attended the University of Virginia on a part-time bnsls as a special student -one who is not in a regular degree-seeking pro- gram. Terry worked as a clerk In a Ch a rlottesville department store earlier this year, but is not working now. She said if her father is nominated at the n a t i o n a 1 Democratic con- vention that begins nezt week campaign trail with him. . By her own description, Ter- ry i.t the most "Outspoken ~ outgoing'' of the four lt1cGovem daughters aDd ·one son -aged 17 lo 27. J In the recent Csllfomia primary. she saJd ln an ID- terview in her apartment, she spent two weeks campaigning for her father. "It's exhilarating to be l\'lth Dad and hear the people responding to him." she said. "Somefunes I would get cniUs up and down my spine and'I could feel my legs 5haking. But it's frightening, lro." She said she's very much aware ol the dan~ers of a poliUeal campaign. The recent assassination · attempt o n Alabama Gov. G co r JC e Wallace, another contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, "realty upset me -it upset all of us. 1'lllrt: you just have to force yourself to forget it. It's like anything that's painful to think about. Yo,u &imply can't dwell on it. You have to live with the fear of ll!S!s.sinaUon." Terry said she knows that Jf McGovern wins the nomina- tion, "there will be nO such thing as privacy, and that sort of depre.sses me . ., the nornlnalion. sbe aald igents problbly will b e assigned to lhe other member• 9f the famiTy. "We lve gotten pretty used to them at borne, but 1 can see where they would drive my dad just crazy/' she said. 11lle can't go any place without at least four agents with him." ln the closing days of the Democratic primaries, Terry said, she could reel ~ the pressures on her father mount- ing. "It got so that 1 felt a little uncomfortable around him. His miM. was always some place else. "If I wanted to talk with hlm about aomel.hif11 other than politics, it had to be done In IO words or 1 .... and that made me feel nervou!. But I stUI liked being around him. It feels good to be near somebody "'° b r e 1 I ! y strong." Noting that her father ha• been called a "radical" J>y some critics, Terry said "bt~1 not that kind of man at all. "All his proposals are based on meeting human needs, and I don't see anything radical about that." ·"HOFFMAN-PALMER ~ Pati!da Palmer became the '"bride of AJbert Hoffman of Encino d u r j n g ceremonies <OOducted by the Rev. Paul 10euter in the Neighborhood JC o n g r e g a tional Church, Laguna Beach. go OkimotO, Glenda Re i d ' she will probably go on tbe Secret Service agents have been guarding her father for nearly a year, and if he gets Pair Planning July ~ials I The bride is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. +'!Palmer or South Laguna and ·lier husband is the-son of Mrs. .Jdaude Hoffman of Oberlin, ~ans. L Dr. and Mrs. Richard t'airfield were the honor at. t.ndants. David Moore and ~chard Chase served as ashen. : The br1<le is a graduate ol the Unlvers1ty of California at ~Santa Barbara where she af· lilialed with . Sigma Kappa IOrOrity. Her busband Is a t pilot and Inspector with lhe ·yeder1J Aviation fidminiltraUon. l : WATSON-MOCK • :'George Albert Watson Ill o! 1 Corona del Mar claimed 1 Cbrllt1oe Therese Mock as his /bride In 1st. Andrew's 1 J>mbyterian Church, Newport Beacb. ' ' The Rev. Cecil EaaeS -ducted the ceremony for the ~ught.r of Mr. and Mrs. U.i>Ull F. Mock of Costa Mesa Ind IOI! ol the j\Dllor Watsons of Wuhlngton, D.C. Miss LIJ\da Godwin and Phil Houser were honor attendants for the double ring ceremony. Bsldesmalds were the Misses l<use Hall, Lisa and Beverly Mock and Lee Watson. Brian 1tfock, Peter Jonker, Greg Fink and BOO Kazebee served as ushers. The newlyweds, b o t h graduates of the University of Southern callfomia, w i 11 reside 1n Corona del Mar after their Lake Tahoe honeymoon. PICKITT-ARMSTRONG Toni Armstrong and Kurtis B. Pickett o( C:OSla Mesa ex· • changed vows before the Rev. '°'Donald Maddox in S t. ~Andrew's Presbyterian ChapeJ, . KATHLl!IN WHIDDON I. ·t whiddons Tell News Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whld· 1•don of Costa Mesa bave an· : noW'lced the engagement of their daughJer. K 1 th 1' en Wddon to Jamff Ang, son or ,Mr. and Mn. Marvin Ang of cartcas, Venezuela. • The betrothed ore pl1nnlng • -wedding nut ,... lo antWl Ctnllr, Anaheim. · --1tlended I-!¥ Sdiool Ind her lllaalllldledatJam&vwn UnlvenllJ'. ' MRS. HOFFMAN Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Armstong of Newpmt Beach was attended by Laurie Brite. The bridegroom, son of ~· and Mrs.' Georg'e> P!cl(otl 'of Mountain Home, Ark., asked Steve Pickett to be his best man. Ed Taddeo and Rieb Morley were ushers. The bride is a graduate of MRS. WATSON Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange c.oast and immaculate It e a r t Colleges. Her husband also is a graduate or NHHS and at- tended OCC. They will rea.ide in Gennany. JOHNSON-REID Community United Methodist Cllurcb, Huntington Your Ho;oscope Tomorrow Rebecca Reid and Carolyn * Farber. Se r ving the bridegroom were P e t e r M<randi, Bob Robben, B'ob Dosh and Ron Roper. The bride is a graduate of UC! and her husband is at- tending the University of California, Riverside. ROSIEN-ZANT Cancer: Plug Budget Holes TUESDAY JULY 11 By SYDNEY OMAllR Be ready for personal ap- pearances. Love is much in picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Look behind scene! f o r ARJES (March 21-April 19): answers. Be quiet within. You get relief from recent Avoid making definite com-pressure. There are changes ·1m B and there will be an emotional m1 ent. e sure you are G. soelng In light of reatily. Avoid outlet. 1ve full play to wishful thinking. One close to creative urge. You attract at-you may now be sincere but tention. You draw people to misguided. you. You can now look and act UBRA (Sept. l3-0ct. 221 , like a winner~ Accent on fulfillment of TAURUS (April 2G-May 20): desires. You .get what you Accent on property , basic want, especially · in financial jssues and security. Don't give C!:rea. fncome from career, oc- up something for mere prorri-· cupation could increase. Be ise. Get commitment in confident. Let others kn•1\v you writing. Improve home sur-are not without :•!lies. One roundings. Rela tionship with who opposed could become Sagittanus could intensify. Be booster. flexible. SCORPIO (Ocl.~OV. 21): where mon ey matter is con- cerned. Pisees and Scorpil). Start made this year will prove suc- cessful , with July your most significan·t monl.h. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2il-F<h. 18): Accent on legal affairs, partnership, marriage. Guard image -improve public rela- tions. Stress alternative.!. Wait 1,=;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:=;:;:::.I and observe. You are not stuck with one method. Know it and do some investigatlng. Get answers. PtSCES /Feb. 19-Tvlarch 20): Rev iew basics. (:heck medical, dentr:l appointn1ents. l'rolect your interests. Be aware of activity of one who performs special service. Deal wilh Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius p e r s on s . Employn1en~ op- portunity is due. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are intuitive, a natural teacher, sensitive, subject to moods, attracte:I to GEP.11Nt (May 21-June 20 ): Emphasis is orr-8.mbition, Accent on short journeys, standing in comm u n l t y. dealings with neighbors and Prestige rises. Appeal gains relatives. Aquarius and Leo broader base. Move ahead. !;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;!I figure .prominently. Forces Dea l with those who can aid in tend to be scattered . Be attaining goal. Arie's ts 1n pic- vcrsatile, but avoid confusion. ture. State case with ease, Means keep sight of basic authority. show your face goal. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22· CANCER (.June 21 .Ju!v 22 ): Dec. 21 ): Food lunar aspect Accent on finan cial S1a1us. now coincides with what is al Plug holes in budge!. Find a d i s t a n c e . Develop ways of increa sing inl.'Ome philosoph ical concepts. Put potential. Open lir.~s or com· original ideas to work. Test munication. DcJI with Gc1nlnl. theories in market place. Virgo indi viduals. You get .Means transform theory into news of genuine bargain. practical effort. FoUow through. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Cy-19): Check policies, lax forms , cle high: judgment and Jn-Be aware of legal transac- tuition are On target. Ji~ tions. Depending too much on your own counsel. Make new others now could be 'trr'Or, starts -take initiative. Be in-Canctr individual Is !nvolved . dependent In thOught, action. Mate, partner seek! counsel Citations Announced Four Harbor Area girls ha ve Jan Vllallcb, \1. and Shelly arrived top honors from the Stafford, 9, all ~Costa Mesa. rl1 Club of the Harbor Area. Their paren are the They were selected for the Messrs. and mes Allen ·af'ual citations on the basis SUlkil. John Vltall~h. Bill o1~~ep e nda bi 11 t y, Blaine and Mn. B. J, Soto . ~ Mup quallUes and fulfill· Mias Balllerra and Miss mall of Ibo motto Smile and Vitallcb are ~mbe,. of the Lend • Hand tO Others. -boonl cl 'd!r<Cton, of 1'>e winners an Paull whlcb Miu Vitallcb bu been SUlkiJ, 8, i.nt Baltierra , 13. elected MCl'tlar)I. I BEAUTY TIPS tiy Ruth lry•11t Mistakes in Makeup arc ex· pensive!! Take th{' gue~s \Vork out or buying your cosmetics. At your MERL~ NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO you try I hem on first! Make your appointment now for an cxclUng change ln your Ct:1Smetic buying habit•• We also carry the NON· SURGICAL •ACILI" -•ACIU,, We •ppty INDmDUAL ITILASHll by appointment ,,.. 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PJ~: IJ "-.._' I j • l• DAILY PILOT MON11y, July 10, 1~7.: Ry an Compared Lacy's Play ~mpressive To Alston ·PHILADELPHIA (AP) -While the Loi: Angeles Dodgers were floundering through the last month,· Lee Lacy was •#ning himself in El PaSQ. · , There wasn't any room tor Lacy on thd• Dodgers, and the Triple-A farm club at Albuquerque already had a good second baseman in Dave U:lpes. So Lacy, a Tex· as~League All-Star .last year, went back t~\ :reu.s and waited. And when the . . diltl'ess call came, he was ready. "f can't remember anybody who came • ' Dodger• Slate ~:)I) p.11'!. •:JO Jl,m. 4:JO p,m , t~ major leagues who got off to a bet· · t start," said a gratefUl Walt.er Alston a r his Los Angeles i Dodgers rode 4c)r1s hitting~ Claude Osteen's six-hit l>it~tun8: to a 2-0 victory over the New Y~~ Meis Sunday before so.OM al Shea S ·um: ' he 24-year-old second baseman, io his nintb major league game1 wasn't exactly f<J.ing a soft touch in the Mets' Tom Seaver. .<fut Lacy wasn 't worried, because he'd s~ the former Cy Young Award winner pilc)l before. • • ·with ' . • ' . Capit~l Punishment . . -~-Jtngels Pitcher F ans-16, • M ' VPI TelNhl!I Including 8-in ...... -. ..,Row Eddie Kasko, still rubbing bis eyes In disbelief, put Nolan Ryan's overpower· ing, record-setting pitching perfonnancc ot Sunday night in proper perspective. "I thought capital punishnlent' was outlawed in this state," remarked the Boslon manager. "Sending any batter out to face Nolan Ryan at twilight is the same thing as capital punishment." Ryan, indeed, was the executioner as he unfurled a on·c-hilter, struck out 16 and retired the iast 26 men in succession Anfel• Slate &II 0tmff; ... tt:.MPC 01Q J uly 10 A1111el1 VII, New Yon; Jutv 12 An9•1s vs. New York JUIV 1l ~ 0111 Jutv 11 a.en 011• Jufv 11 Dodlltrs vs. New Vork 7:SS 11.m. 7:'5 p,m. 1:S5 o.m. as he hurled the California Angels to a 3- 0 .victory over the Red Sox. ~ After watching Ryan at work, his fellow pitcher Clyde Wright, who must duel the New York Yankees and Mike Kekich in_ the opener of a three-game set 'tonight, said: "After what I saw him do tonight, I'm not showing up." . Among other things , Ryan : I. Established an American League record when he struck out eight straight batters. The previous league mark was seven. shared by six players. Tom Seave r of the New York Mets, Ryan's old team. O\vns the major league mark of 10. overpowering effort. •11 have the feelin& I can pitch to spots now'-I Jot to percent of my pitches where I wanted them tonight." Ryan threw only 124 pitches in dispos· Ing of the Sox. Eighty-six of them wtre for strikes. Formerly hampered by con- trol problems, Ryaa walked only one man Sonday -Jeadoff batter Tommy Harper on four pit~hes. The only hit was a first inning single by Cad Yastri!mskl, 1 clean shot to right field. Alter that. the Angel ace retired the next 26 in a row. •·1 waa 1ware of tbe shadows," Ryan said. "I knew the hitters were 1t1nding in shadows· 'vhile I was In the sunlight . and I knew they would have trouble pick· · · ing up the spin on the ball." It Was the second one-hitter of Ryan's career and the third time he has Jtruck out (6 in a game. "Vaz hit a curve,'' Ryan said. "No. l can't blame the catcher - I call all the pilehes myself." "He threw so hard he made my ann sore," said delighted Angels man1ger Del Rice. "When he walks out there no'v he knows he can do it. He is a phenomenal young man." Ryan said be knew he · had eiaht strikeouts In a row and knew that Seaver's record was 10. But be denied shooting ror it. "I pitched the same way t~ughout," be said. And on Sunday that meant awesome. Just ask Eddie Kasko and the Red Sox. l•sttfl UJ C1llf1r'lll• fl) ••rllrbl ••r~r•I ''I'd seen him pitch a Jot of times on ti;Jevision, and I knew he threw a lot of strikes," the rookie said. "So 1 set myself for a .lot of fastballs and tried to adjust to the curve." OREGON'S STEVE PREFONTAINE AND GEORGE YOUNG HEAD 'FOR THE TAPE IN 5,000 TRIALS. 2. Became the 15th pitcher in history to strike out the side on nine pitches when he got Carl Fisk. Bop Burda and Juan Beniquez in the second inning. It \Vas the second time Ryan has turned the trick. Lefty Grove and Sandy Koufax are the only others to do it twice -but he became the first to do it in each league. H1rPtr. ~f l O o o Alem1r, » ' O 1 II Griffin, 2t1 ' O 0 0 '"'''I• cl 4 • l II • Seaver's first pitch or the game was a curve. And Lacy did some quick ad· justing and hit into center field. He mov· ed to third on a single by Bill Buckner qd scored on a single by Willie Davis. ;Ucy siog1ed twice more in the i!!ffi.e, and in tbe ninth inning his two- o\i smash to center, off a fast ball this ti1ne, scored Bill Grabarke\vitz with the ~gera' other run. The performance ex- teikred 1U!: hitting streak to seven games a~'taised his average to .351. ;(he Dodgers, meanwbJle, were making ~progress of Uleir own. Ostceti's sec· o~ straight complete game victory net- le'd~.them 1* games in the National Uiigue Wes! standings, as first place Cillcinnati dropped a doubleheader to Chtcago. 1 Jl'he Reds now Jead second place Ht«tston by one game and the Dodgers by fift: nJ.tf Anttles 111 H1w Yortl HI •~ · •• r II rbl •• rllrlll lltf,1b S131M1ys,cf AOIO l!lltantr, If s 0 2 0 HlrrtllOn, IS • 0 I 0 w O.vl•, cf 4 o 3 1 M!hler, If _2 o o o IMOl'I, ,, 3 0 0 0 Fregosl, 3b • 0 I 0 rt~. lb 2 o o 0 B"uclwlMjl, lb 2 o O t r•, J:b l 0 0 0 1Cr1n8fl(IOI, lb 1 0 0 0 c _ •OoOGratt,c 1000 . r~'wltz,Pf O 1 0 0 O~tr, c A O I 0 C1n11tuera, ' O o O o T.MarlineJ, rf 3 O O o wtlls, u l 0 0 0 W.G1rr.,1, 2b· 3 0 1 0 OIJten, P • o I o Suver, P 2 o I o fofllls lJ I t l Ta11111 :II> O I o Las Angeles 100 000 001 -2 ~ New Yarti: 000 000 000 -o ~ -W, c;.rretl. OP -New Yortl I. lOI -l.Q\ 1'ngtlH ,, New York I. 29 -051etn, OVtr, S d W. G1rr11t, w. P1'111r, Miiner, Wiiis, . IP M I l!lt II SO ~een cw .... ) • ' 0 0 , 3 '-"''' Cl ,ll·SJ t ' l 1• l 5 HBP -bt 0.lltl'I (Miiner), Time -1:14. At- ltild1nt• -50.ol4. .,. .... ' 1 qirty Driving barge Made . evson. Jater told reporters that llmer "braked on the straightaways crowded Hulme in the corners to • I him off. 'May be he had too mud> speed in that rschc end had to apply lhe brakes'' be ldt "Anywa y, there w's no reason to ke when other cars were following t t cloat." ollmtr denied tht accu.atlon. saying: ow, why woul<io I pul on\!be brakes ~ tbo9e tw' (Hulme 1nit Rev80n) e bthlnd m•. right ,.here II wanted . Thal wwld be t!Qy, wouldn't It!" ; Destiny Had Win Assured, Brewer Says j • 3. Took over the American League lead in strikeouts as he ran his total to 133, three more than Detroit's Mickey Lolich. For Ryan, it was bis fifth straight com- plete victory and improved his record to 11-5. He also extended his strea~ or scoreless Jnnings to 21. ''I have more confidence today than I ever have,'' he sai d in the wake of his Y1irr11mskl, If l O 1 O Plftlon, rf 3 I I o R.Sml!ll, rf J O O O ll.OUver, lit 3 l 1 0 Ptlract lll, 3b J 0 0 0 Sl9pl'\tn1et1, c A 0 I II Fisk, c J I II 0 McM11lltn~ 3b 3 I 1 I ll11rde, lb J 0 0 t C1rdtn1•, •• j I I 1 llfl'llq1111,u 3 o o 11 Matlol'I, If Jo 1 o Sltbet'I, II 2 0 0 0 Stinton, rf O O O 0 OClllvle, Ph · 1 II O O N.1t1111, p 3 t 0 I TOll\J 21 0 1 II Totlls :JO l I I 110tron ooo ooe ooo -o C•llfornf1 000 ;m Ob: -3 E -B111ktUtI. Fisk. OP -8otton 1. LOI - lostan !, C11!tarnl• l. S -PlnJon. IPM1t•lllllM SltDttf (l.,7·51 I I ! 2 I I N.lty1n !W,11·51 ' 1 0 O I 1• HIP -by Siebert {R. Oliven . Ttme -1:),, A llenden~• -11,"I. • I Cool, Steady Cpl. Smith Outguns Nervous Nasta~e II Vets In CBJDp was like 1 simmering volcano that wa1 liable to blow its top at any mon;ient .. "I cohldil't sleep last night 'inct the postponement made me more nervous,·• said Nastase. "I didn't eat any to have prematch Rams Open Hostilities • LONG BEACH (AP) Elevtn veterans 1nd 35 rookies were en hand Sunday as lh• Lal Angeles Rimi opened !heir National Football Loque training camp. ' Among lhe vet~• who !oOt part In an hour-lq 1Jght drill were a pair of newcomers, expected to be rqulan. defensive end Fred Drytr and linebacker Jeff Slaggs. Dryer was acquired li'om the New England Patriots In a recent trade, and Slaggs came from the San Diego Chargers in the Deacon Jonu trnde. The Ra1J1S added three rookies to lhclr roster, Jncludlng quarterback Buddy Lee, who came from the Chicago Beara in 1 trade for rookie running back-receiver Jim Klrby Sunday. Lee, from Louisiana Stale. was picked by lht Bears )Q lhe 1eventh round of the 1971 draft, spent most ol last season on lhe tazl tctuad, WIS aclfvaled for the lut two games but didn't play. other ""' acld!Uons were olftnlive tackle Jay Anderton and deltnll'" end Lance Collon. The 1-1oo1.s, 293'pound Andenao, 1n>m Mayville Si.tie, N.t> .. WU picked by the Rems lut wetk whtn thty won a coin toes for first choice In the .NFL'• IUp- plmiental draft. Anclcrson, w h t redshlrted cme year In college, became eligible for the pro& when hit clul 1ra~ualed. Cotton, 6-1 and 250, played at Ctntral Si.tic, Ohio and Loney Junior Colle1e In O&kland before Jolnlnl lht Marine1. 1111 brolhtr Craig Is 1 tigbt end with the Qetroit Lions. "The mt of the team Is due hue SUI> dey. - • I r I -· • a I d p • b s n d 2 g Ii t t a f d w f n s f ·t l II s t p A u n 11 l I Ii c c. f r c s N q II D c s w s is p -h _R ( t ~ 0 g p • ----Monday, July 10. 1912 DAILY PILOT J 7, • sports . Clipped Hewitt Still Shoots t Short For '72 Olympics I Pmi.A~H,IA -Frank Lucchesi was fired today as manager or the Philadelphia Phillies, the team with the worst record in the majors, and was replaced by general manager Paul Owem. Lucchesi, fS, was in his sec.. ond year :ts manager of the Phillies, his first majoc leaguo- team . Lucchesi told reporters Sun- day that he had a "master plan" that lie hoped to pul illlO effect within four or five dayt, but bi[ didn 't go into details. The Phillies started the season on a hot streak but nosedived in June. After Sun- day 's loss to San Diego, they were 26-50 far a .SU percen· tage, worst in the majors, and 211n: games behind firsl·place Pittsburgh in the National League East. Lucchesi wis n a me d manager in 1969 after l~ seasons in the minor leagues. Owens, 48. will remain as general manager and would be field manager for the rt- mainder of the season in order to evaluate every player on the club. .,, CLEVELAND -Huntington Beach's Jack Brohamer had another hot day with the bat for the Cleveland Indians Sun· day, but again his efforts "'eren 't enough to get the faltering Indians in the win· ning colwnn. Brobamer s tr o k e d four singles in nine official at bats for the Indians in a twin loss ·to visiting Kansas City. The late r ''·on 6-4 and 8-5. SAN CLEMENTE'S JOHANNA STENE RS EN SETS SAIL ON HER 125CC DKW. Rowe Hits Title'"Coal For NIMA In, Motocross • San C"lernente Girl Pioneers Chip R o w e ' s severryard tally with 1:09 left provided coach Ed Newland and his By LAURIE BECKLUND there early last year," the Two South Grid Aces Replaced Two changes in the South squad roster for the Shrine North-South Foo!ball Game Sitllni .II) a f'llding chair in a sm.U l"''cb ot -· al .tho Los A n g e I e 1 Invitational swinuiilng Qhamplonsillps this weekeoo, Toni Hewlll · pon· dered the 20IHTiel« llullelly race abt was about to swim. The dark-eyed 20-ye&M>ld, four years ago a world record holder, was about to swim in the COMOlatlon finals of the same event she had won at the prestigious mfft three years ago. "It's alt different now," the Cbrona del Mar High graduate mused. "The kids are all younger -r hardly knou· anybody anymore." Toni, who dropped oul or swimming for nearly three years a ft er taking a diso~ pointing fourth and seventh in her butterfly events at \be '63 Olympics, began t r a i n i n g again al1D061 a year ago to try for the medal she was ex· peeled to get, but ml....t, al Muleo City in 1968. .. I know I can do it. I don't think I need an extra year," Toni said, inadvertently con- tradicting a statement her coach, George Campbell, had made the day before to the ef· feet thnt she needed more time to train. "tr I dldn'l leel l could do II I wouldn't be wasting any time on training now.'' she continued, trying to resolve the discrepancy bel_,, her conviction IDI tile reality or h e r no 1.qulte-good.....,gh times. Her bMt: times this yt.ar, a 2:26.4 in the 200 mt a 1:07.8 in TONI HEWITT the 100, are comparable lo those which earned her l'i'Orld acclaim in 1968. Dut they are several seconds off present records set by girls like Ellie Danie I. u·ho Toni used to defeat in competition. "My stroke just doesn't feel right," she expla ins, winc ing 11t a sheet of the morning's preliminary results. She swam the prelims in a 2:29.66 after her bathing cap fell off and long dark bar bung around her shoulders the last lap. "I've never swum tired before and now every time f swbn, I'm fatigued ," she con- tinues. In btr ccmebodt attempt, 1he has been owtnwnlng IS,000 28 Marks Shattered Of ni. D111r, 1"11et 111" p lite, brown • haired San V" NIA1A White water polo con· Clemente H i ah sophomoi:e the evening of July 27 at the Ungent the winning margin JohaMa Stenersen · · · a 1~ recalls. & Los Angeles Coliseum were During Lakers' Year CH ICAGO -The Chicago against San Pedro "A'' Sunday year-old San CI em en t e ....i toda White Sox will play out the pioneer? "When I first started racing announci::u Y · season without their slugging ~e ~~~gfor~t s~f:l~ 8J: The answer is yes if you it was really scary. The guys John <llavez or El Rancho LOS ANGELES (AP) -records and Jerry West, the third basenun, Bill h-!elton or ·..1. •'--Ing r all run into each other, H.igh and Dave Tenn of Mira· Twenty-eigtit Na'tkoat Basket-all-star Los Angeles guard, set Mission Viejo . Men's outdoor championships. COl'ISiuer uai:: grow sport 0 especially at the starts, and baU Aslociatlon l'!COl'dl were four indivkhml records while But over the weekend, the Rowe's ~pper broke a tie :.= ~t ~~~er Joi: fall over the other guys during ~ Hiand.gh wllennill ~" aLiceWJe1~:e, broten or improved by the Los winning the NBA assi.sU at 8 after the San Pedro Club tbe race." ""' ..... " ~1 Angeels tuers In their cham· average champiomhip ror the team obtained a reserve third had come back with four goals na who first picked up and Much to the chagrin of some who have decided m baseball pklnsbip 1971•72 .eason. first time. sacker from the San Diego to even the match. organized the sport for girls in of her male competitors, she as their future careen:. Most noteworthy were the 69 West boosted hls field goals Padres. Scoring for the champs were San CJemente. began taking seconds and Quh'k, quarterback for SL tolal victories during the made in playolls to 1,469, his Melton,. who led the Tom Bougbey and Bo Yd Turned on by her brother thirds In some of the races., Paul . High in Santa Fe regular seuon and the U.in-a. Playoff total points to 4,052, American League with 33 Philpot with Uiree goals each, Dan's interest in the scrambl· "The guys would get upset Springs, disqualified himself row by the Lakers. The 6g..13 his scoring average in playoUs home runs last year, will Rowe's two tallies and a solo ing, wheeling, up.dirt hill and when 1 placed in a race," last week when he signed a overall record also was a 30.0, and most free throws undergo surgery within the by Tim Quinn. down-dale motorcycle races, Johanna says. "They would $70,000 basetiell contract with percentage record at .Ml. made to l,114. ne:rt seven to 10 days and will Next on the agenda Jor the Johanna took up her brother's !tart chopping me down and tile Detroit Tigers, and alto The La~rs beat the Golden Among the other records of be lost to the ·~lub· for the N™A White ·outfit is the old lOOcc bike aod tried it out s8y there is no place !or girls gave up a~ l.o Notr:e State Warrjors tlS-99 for the the past season: season. the team announced senior SPAAAU champion· in the boys' races at the. El out there racing." =!Ja~ ~ = ~dest mafahi of victory ever . Most fieJd goals attempt.!, Saturday. ships at Newport Harbor High. Toro Speedway. JohaMa attributes her sue. (Mont.) team of the pi-.-.. · In the teap-13 polntl. And career, ,Chamberlain, 22,933. He is suffering from a Also expected to be at "Nobody had ev.er seen a cec:r: to "1"ust learnina tech-NU.._ they had ·~,._ _ _. 1--al Most seasons leading NBA h · led disc ba k ·• · Et wbe ~ • Leam•e a Detroit fann dub. --,...,_ -~nua , a c pr~ Newport will be the NIMA girl al Toro n I started niques by watching o I her Ll"i 'john ,,,.t nd fro 100 or more polnll -II. field goal per c en I age, lem -thaf's kept him out of Pirates, who captured third people's mistakes" in the tt e • 1'6" e_ m Wilt Chamberlain, the 7·foot· Cbamber1ain, 8. th lineu al J 13 North Torrance High and pied e P nee une · place in Sunday's tourney with sport. recenUy voted the'first annual 1 center! tn bl.a 12th NBA Molt free throws attem , "I am really &<ll"l)l aboot ii," a !!Ml rout of ~I. San Antonio. · Alarm"tos • One time, she ,rem<mhers, Southern Calllomia high llOUOll, increued ... ~ of ciu:eer, Chamberlain, JJ,403. Melton said. "It's taken me In that one it was Ron she was Ii!ading the boys in a school .,Athlete o( the Yeat'~ hLt penonal."recordl. He now Moll.career games, no dis-- five yean to get on a winning Atisiolek and Tom Warnecke 1 race at El Toro until the first in a field of 120 final caIJoo 6U played a record 44,311 q\llllfte8tions C'hamberlain, club and now this has to hap.. leading the way with three R ~ turn. Then she looked back to didates, plans to concentrate mbafes, tcond l2i255 field 183. pen." -goals each while Mike eat-. acing cooliJm ..her surprising lead on a baseball career as a goats mt attempted 12,255. Hlif>eat percenlag~ road V" Jim Smith, Mike O'Brien and • • •• and lad: jt. catcher at use. on t!Jli o c c a 11 o n 1 , PrlW9 won, season, .811, Los Bob Wurster each accounted · . · After a few months, a Chavez arid Tenn are wide Cblmbenltn bM Jed the NBA Angeles. NEW ORLEANS-U.S. Atty. for one tally. ' E . • handful of girls became in· receivers on offense. and in field goal percentqe. His Fewfll road games lost, Gerald Galling house said a The title might bave be<n D tries teresled in the sport aoo de/emjve backs. Tenn has league neon! for n!boUnda season, 7 WI Angeles. fed eral grand jury here is lft decided earlier when NIMA ,-JohaMa helped organize them ~ L.--n the target of numerous st.ls at ~,291 • .nd he aJao Few eat dilqm.lificatiori.s, receive testimony today con-· · to 1 El T = Ith -••E 1 --.&. .. n I 7 White aod NIMA Pirates col· JR races a oro. college recruiters and it an.. leadl the acoren w ~,-seuoo .....,. ni-ae es · cerning an alleged attempt to n-11'9M s--Meet1111-"II f to • ·-'-f M-~ ~-d f ~nd lided in a morning tussle. cldr a• ffast. l'•nt '"' 1;u .,m. seems more un race pears that Stanford bas first poln~. Hi! O'-V1»1& average o u.• gamea au~• o _..u ;::~ P~~1~':~~alia=.ets to the The White squad eked out a u h!!t:t-:a "': ~~ '::11c'aac.s . with the girls," Johanna call on his services. He stand! 31 .S m MS games al.lo la tops. place club, dlvllion champion, Karl Sweetan, 29, former 3-1 verdict and the winning 111:~•t' ::C~,~~ vr.~ a s7:f opines now. "The guys are S.l and weigh! 205. The Laten set marks In aeason -Loi Anaeles 18. margin came about with l :42 c1arm1n; i:1ce •ttoa. almost always out to kill each El Rancho always has turn· both games won at home, 36, a.mberlain aJ.o held two quarterback for the Saints and left in regulation. WJ:11 't:'!'7'JtcMr'f'J llI other. fiti· .. 'OOt hard-nosed players, and gamm won on the roJd, playoff marks with the highest Wayne Boswell, 31• both of lt was here that Tom F .. ~~r.'7Ra1~11' ll~ "And I usually always wln lt;o~ts out Houghton who adds · 31, durinc the Pl't lftllOD. field loal percentage It .52l Dallas. were released on Boughey tanked an inside shot =n,::; ic~~~I ll~ with the girls," the young that Cha"'Vez follows' the same As a team, the Lakera (1,111 ol 2,812) and moet free $5,000 bonds Saturday on from the four-y.u:d line 1 To Go !W•rdl 117 rider adds quickly. 1rrlold · turpaDed 11 regular MJOO throws attempted -J,529. yilnls a day -. nearly double that of. fotmer years. • "I'll .tart tapering M~o day •" she says. '"Mw:n I . it will all come back at t , Olympic trials. Al least I'll be swlmml~ on top ol the water more when 11m not'° tlred.'\, She looked up !tom Iii> j1<elJmWi:y results sheet alt the w 0 m e n backltroken splashed lo the eoo of their 200-meter race. leaping to her fett with applause for the w;"'° I rK'f", 11 ·'She's one or tht old ladles," Toni said. with a britr nod of expl anation. "t'he winner . Lynn Skrifvar~. is 21. ~1inutes later. Toni herseU stood on the starting block, her head low in concentration . She started well, but iat!A«i-'..-- moat of the way, and took the ~ - lead only in the llnal length. She was ahead until the la~t momenu, when the girl on her r~ht, Dana Shrader, touched her oot. Toni111 tin:le. a near-best 2:21.78, would have placed her sixth in the finals . The winner's lime. that or·. Santa Clara's Karen ~1oc· '''as · 2: 19.66. . A.s Toni left the stadium, sh~ . said she '''as happy with th e'- way she swam the last 2~ meten, that her strolc& felf better. U tt continues to improve - as Toni hopes it will end others feel ii probably woo'I -"' the :ZO.yeor-<ild "old lady" ol ~ 1ua1 may m.u ttio:· U.S. Olympk team aller all.•! • Deep Sea Report ' . CArt'e ~) -,, ' t b!lrr-cud1, 207 ....,.. be11. If • fOCk c.od, >C mKk'1'tt. IDtv""I 'L.Mtltrl -210 •ntltt•: s blrrteudt, ' lbonllo. no be11o 1.oe rock Cfd. 5 ..._""'''· SIAL ••ACM -1n •llVltnl '-* rodr; cod. I c.-cod, U ctlko bH•. • .,.. -123 •111 .. n : 4S MM Dau. n Ytllowt•U, 26 m1dl.ni~ .n htllbvf, flOl:T HU•N•MI -1• l!lfleril 1,n1 ctllco be••· u MM b•••r 11 llll'• ,.,..,1 21 111.ltbut, 1 wlllll "'"''· MAL •u ,,,. -n .,,,11r11 ... fllllblltl " c:etk.41 N11, 610 l'OCk c:ed. OCl111N$IOI -229 tnt .. r1: .. be'· !ICIUCla, :1'1 ba.,, .Q flllllbvl, I rodt COOIL SJ '"""PAI. OXtllAao -Ill .....,., .. !a .... ~£'"" -·· 1.1• ...... , "'Lllf• .. :a~~A_.....!f.~"'""'. u!ID NM. 1'1 -->M r9dl "'· charges involving an allegedly against a wealtened~ Pirates ~~.~~'f P-!.J.'} ~ll A roomful ofJarge, colorful · stolen Rams playbook. squad which waS depleted by ata J•11 1: ;11~ 111111, "' tropbieS she earned racing the Sweetan's attorney said: f . . Trvt Ctn "'rfl:"'"nr nt girls on ,her new 125ec DK.W Our elections Dttfabll {"" j 117 "There has been a very · O.vll Jen1"'i •n:tl 111 stands as tribute to her V1t--Baseball Smlldings DIAN LEWIS large misunderstanding and it Through three quarters the Hu-,~u'a\teov•c"r9~"' v•"'· ' ,,',", tor1·es two fought to a standoff on oldf. ~uo:!.~. PVl'H H°tCG. · will be resolved to everyone's Jim Kruse's goal for the M~lt>ht sl!Md 1.t.c1t1r1 111 Johanna's inoUler is the only satisfaction. I cfo not believe it 1.., "01• O<nlgnll 114 .member Of tM f~ily who· is wise to discuss any \Vhites and Jim Smith's goal ~=1!'tfeu?~rl!l1ttl ~l~ isn't quite used to the un· Playbook." · for the Pirates. ~::.'~~ r.:ir1~1 l~ predi.ctable ~rt N land' f d d d M!1' l imit$ (5ml1hJ 117 "'":' " Galllnghouse said the jury ew 5 orces 8 e v.n.,.t 010 1s1ctM1.Wl 111 "She's getung better now NATIONAL LEAGUE East DJvt1loa AMERICAN LEAGUE EallDll._ • W L Pct. GB ' • ,, ., .a _ hearing oo the matter wu.-~ aoo~~tallJ~ tw~fisecoal ~f .J."~l~~-m1~ v~=e 3 s£::£ though," Johanna explains. ~ted'.Jo take at least th~ee left w gam, tne IJl "'" ~::l=.2"=-== -----=..-~Bdore-!be couldli.t stand.JL _£ittsb.w:&h- -day -:--:c-:---ma..,,.r;;;gln. rt;r.G-fn:J'1'°WllH!ll.. -1J4 watctt.:Everf~tilfie-I>ell~....1--Ns•"1.ou..¥~~k~ ... -- He said be had no knowledge '"Pii'iteS still mighl have rt~~ f.:::' 117 fell in a race she would go rnto t. is W L' Pct. GB 4827 ~~ A4 31;._ .51?. 4- 40 ss .533 a 41 36 .532 a Baltimore -Iletrolt.-- NewYork- Booton Cleveland MlJw1ukee t lO 34 .541 --~~:.51~'~-:;;==t:=:::li;'ll! ~m-·'1 ' I.' ' that other attempts bad been made Jt to the finals against ~~t: Fire 1Sm~1Pfltml ~:' hysteria and tell my dad to Chicago made to sell the playbook. NIMA White, but a lO.S set· 51~':,,;~~. '::Cli11112 ..., v•rdL 3 ~!: nui out 3Dd pick us up." M"treaJ 32 43 .427 16 26 50 .3:12 12\1 34 38 ,4811 4 31 12 .425 81> 29 43 .403 10 Whl.ch includes diagrams of 8 back to San Pedro A put them olds. AHow•nci-,~ 11100. ,,,. Despite her success, the Philadelphta team's plays. in .. the third place finals ~:=ttr .. J1'1~J.rc1o1t1 111 young San Clementean .is still 0 Well Dlvfoloa '. agilnst Mt. San Antonio .. -· =S' .!Jf:'J!~rr:ids1 \l' classified as a jurtior, the se· The Pi~ were .dealt a':se-:!:: ~~~1 fl 11; cond rung in the five-rung lad· " . vere blow m the San Pedro . Lynn '" 1L1pNml 111 d f g· Js' t!lolocross s1·mply EL C JON -Patty Costello la h wh onl" ~ 1 Lof411'1on 11tn111nt1 11' er O tr • f c s en 1 ""u norm;i . "''™ a.tic• -.uo vtrcrs l YMr because the . El Toro )rack of Washington D.C. came rom ... ft..,__..., ·1 bl f olds 1. "" "/:titn«. P11m •• 3141 \Cl 3 were ava1 a e or Bob'• 8,r E \l•onimi · 11, where s h e usually races 35 ·pins 0U1P,ie pace in the final Jack Fullerton's crew. t.!~~1~~:~1 l,~ doesn't have enough girls to game to Capture the $20,000 1111,.. at111111' . Sh.mroc:k~ 1Ac1tlrl 1n form a new category professional women bowlers 1 i:.:·pi 1 111.:a'• Golld 1111c111rd11 111 •00 association tourney. ~~ 'm,1:.-:. ~J~:..:~blr• ' =~.: J-~~l:'f.t~1a1111 1n One day Johanna · pes to $•n Ptcrro A 7, Mf. SAC' S•XTM llACI' _ «JO "'""· 3J••r become a professional -ln Hun ....... n--ch's Donna IPM IS, ltlbot aay Coront c okll • Cl I I ---'" .._...... oc.a Hl~ll• lk Mt,J.A~• c1e1mi01C1 ~kt .;,;.1111• .... ,_ • motocross as well as in the Zimmerman cqllecled $$50 for • s.11 A~ N~an ,,t•t• s ~':: ~~~1L...., lff varied and lengthy Grand Prix her eighth place finish with a NIMA ""~10. =we:, a•tek :;iooc1 1Adtiriy-11t total pinfalJ of 3,325. NIMA w....-i. J.1~n irJ.. At =r'1no1f~1~~1!f!!lf lJ~ raA":'~ she hel1·eves she can r;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;==~=::==~ll J\tllOl'-1 (Tr .. 1;;;1' 117 uu , Meet the Man Behind the Safeco Smile. e AUTO e HOME e YACHT f e INDUSTRIAL e COMMERCIAL e BONDS BOB PALEY. ........ 1154 ... DMo TlbllfO (Im"' 'I' succeed in a pro career. StMt' P,,ndfl rostryl I 1 s•VINTif c• -~10 v•nk. J .,..r Why? Vt':.js'TAti1~ ""'""'°°' 111 "111 ride over my head a lit~ f==r!l\a~) 111~ tJe to get out In front, t1> win," ~ ht.!::_.nr1 111 Johanna nys with a teasing Clllll a1rtUS1Mm l 117 smile. "I mui.•• J'm just MH• l~artl 114 &'""°""' ICb ttoM 111 crazier than other people." 9f4 It II.ti I -G 't'lrd&. 2 'fN' =i-:~ ,=., flt 'Trlt"' Moon Dn10 fAltlMn) 1" SM If s1ar1 (W•l1«1l '' coror Mt l'in cu"""'' 11• 'f; .• '"'"' I" !,) 1 ~ar c~~ lf•lrl • 1: ;.; . ~.!~ fff«Mr) "' 1 .tier·-* yafdl, , vttr ' o~i c tmlllO. '1lrtt •2000· C111m1no fteppt'I ~ll'llt (ACl•lrl llJ Holes-in-one ROME, N.Y. (AP) -Paul FiM stepped up to the lee on the t15-yard tllh~ bole al Bcaverbrook Country Club and, while his wile Josephine Watched, acored a hole-in-one. That was llfay 18. Cincinnati llouston Doctien Mlanla Well Division 45·31 45 33 40 36 San Francisco San Diego 36 IZ 31 48 2918 SWllUY't a ... tt1 Chlc190 S.10, ClftclMlll 0-S Stn Oleto S. 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I I . . . • "'The Real Manntx "'~ Joe Mannix, 12, of Trenton, N.J., gets a lesson in operating a camera from Mike Connors, wpo plays " the character of the same name on TV. Young Man· nix wrote to CBS for an autographed picture of ·his namesake and was invited to visit the studio. ' . ! r.;Ken Berry · i r: Premieres ... ' , • • /f New Show j 1: By JERRY BUCK : , HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The ; way a television musical com- ; edy acquires that oarefree and • spontaneous I o o k is r or .. eveoryqne to work t~selves to a frwle day and night. ; Sosaya Ken ~nY, Who just ~wound up four 'weeks -with . ~.no lime.off-taping five aum- :0 nier tbows for ABC. =~ 1••1 was up until 3 a.m. one '.~ night to record just one line," • he saia. "Of course, I was ln-1 terested in watching the ··show's progress. I'd never watched them edit a show before ."' • -. ~ a a l d co-producer DICK ~ILSON Says • ' : Wary of Movies Now Julie ·.Antlrews-LUN~-nw -T-Jl-Serie·~ TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS BVBOBmOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Why would a movie superstar like Julie Andrews undertake the weekly grind cf a televiaJon variety $how? She explained In her plush new offices on Vjne Street: 1•1n the first place, I was of- fered a vast amount of money, the kind that is very <!ifftcult to resist. "Secondly, the contract pro- vided that Blake Edwards, her director husband could make films in the nianner that we choose. With the movie in- dustry in the condition that it is today, it is most di£ficult to make films with any '<legree of freedom . "Another thing -timing is VtTY important in decisions ~ch as this one. t know that a weekJy television ahow re- qulru a great deJI of work. U I were to wait another five or 10 years before undertaking II, I might not have the same energies or epthusiasm." Julie Andrews ~ an ample supply of •both. For three years her creative energy has been dtvoted largely;. t o 'domestic mi!tm. Sile mrred in a couple of television specials ·and Wrote a best·sell· ing children's book, 0 Mandy.'' otherwise, she bas spent her time as wife to Edwards and mother to their children , by previous marriages, her Em· tna and his Jenny and Geof. frey. What happened to her film caretr? After two expensive misses, 11Star!" and ''Darling Lili," she became more wary or .movie script& Also, the In-fielded ;. regular variety dustry had changed from the series tl!iJ season, snapped up times when aho was trium-the Julie Andrews Show for CBS e and me D 4:00 -Democnlic National pllant In "Mary Poppins" and Wednqday night. Convention. Both networks offer gavel-to-gavel '"!'be Sound of Music." She What will the Julie >.nmewa coverage of today's opening day ceremonies and the decided to wait It out until the ~ offer? ' . seating of delegates, ABC 0 offers a 90-mlnute busln"8 passed through its "! hope it will have 10me report beginning at 6:30. phase of low budgets and high dtgree of wit -and a great shoek. ,. deal ol music. It~ to me KCET 81 7>00 -"D.C. ID.''. Vietnam :Veterans Her advent to a television that there really isn't much Against the War dramatize. their ~rotests m Wash· series was engineeftd by Sir •music oo television nowaday1, ington last April in this hard-hitting dLSsedion of Lew Grade, the British en-Carol Burnell deals mootly In the war. , trepreneur who hll!I worked CO!Dedy. Sonny and Cher do a • k M Wh It' o er • similar deals with Shirley lot of fooling around with each KHJ G 7:30 -"Wa e e en s . v : IMacLalne, Tony CUrtis and other.' Dean Martin -well, Ernie Kovacs and Jack Warden are teamed lD thLS other otars. ABC, which had he's Dean.'' 1960 comedy. 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Cbaracterliation, even in a collection of cliche- dominated roles, c om e s acrosa. with dimension and clart)y under lbe skllled diroc- torfil hUd of David Enune.. It ll, In. lbe final IDalysis, lbe "'~ caliber of SCR11 interpretalion that accounts for the success of "Wanda June." Vonnegut's script. after Its oplendid moments of exposition and ch a r a Ct er establisbineDt, evo1Vts into an ldeo!oglcol gunfight at the OK Corral, excessively preachy and heavily weighted toward the Forces of Peace. Vonnegut's central charac- ter is · Harold Ryan, a dying species of ovmtated .. HA,PY 111,MDAY; WAHDA JUH.a" .\ jlij1y bV IClll'I VOlllWJVI Jtl dirt<• tti( b';' D•"id lMl'l'lff. .tM111tt1 di~ tor Ron11d 9ou•JOf'll• Mt dM/on 1W 0"9 Solton llsill"nt bV ltffh\1111 ltlilOk, '°""" by Mkll¥it. ,.Oftm. ~ Mnltd 'NedMlda.,.,. ~ S11111Mip •I • o'clock 1'""811 Avo. 11 at SOVfll CN1I RtptrlOfY, 1121' Newport 81~,. Cot11 Mt.. ReM!Wt!OM ~1"3. TH• CAIT ... r0Ulty1n ....... , .. WllUtm8t.cly P~ lt'ttfl ..•. , , , • .• Mtml Smttl'I 'Cf. Hortllrt Woodly •••. Jttntl dtPriffl Hwb $N.lttlt , .... , .... Pt' &r'\IMbll\l'Cllt Col. L-.lttf Htrpet • , • H. J, Perk• P•lilf llyen .......... " Reg!Mld ,.,,.., W.nd• Jvne . , , .. , .. • .. • . . Svwn S.vltt Mtl. Von Konlo1weld . • Mld111tl ow..i Miidred ................ llodltll•·S•vltt manhood. Ryan Is an act. venturer in the best liarold Robbins tradition -a· soldi~r of fortune, professional killer and gun freak who, after eig)lt years of being presulT\ed dead in tbe jungles, returns home to find his wife being co~rted by a pair of suitors he instantly classifies as · his inferiors, an ineffectual vacut,un cleaner ~esman and a · pe.acen.ik Physician whose virility is SUSJfCt even to Ryan's young son., Sil)C• tl)e play fs basically salirl', Vor¥>egut has embodied his Characters with all the cllcbe trappings of t h e i r respective callings -save the doctor, his personal spokesman, whom be treats more sympathetically. Ryan, however, condemns himself with every utterance and is equipped wilh t h e bigges' cliche or all, that of the gun nut who is sexually . in- adequate. (This is not a sub-jectiv~ criticism: this writer has never fll'ed a gun outside the An11y and stands slightly Jell of Cleveland Amory on th< league" klller, falls to H. J. subject of hunting.) , Parks, SCR's premier n\ature W~ Vonnegut scores character actor. Parks turns hlghest a dW'lng tbe scenes In . • which Ryan and his !JpmbUng ma riotous performance as an helicopter pilot buddy ' stand ... old school military man who aghast at the changes iJA soc1e-can't believe Lhe things they're ty during th<ir eight-year saying and doing t o d a y . hiatus fl:'Om the human race. Regretabty examples can-ENTERTAINMENT W ere thts the centraJ theme, . ' rather than intermittent com-not be clled. "---------" edy relief, the play would be a Parks' son, Reginald Parks, stronger, m o r e immediate takes a key role as Ryan's v.elPcle. It also might become fanatically Joyal son whose more qulc~y ~8~· feelings regarding killing and 'Tom Jones' CU$t Listed 'Ille art1fic.1ah~. o.r the violence take a considerable characters is JUstifted in part turn when the subject Jtits by the fantasy tenor of the close to home. Young Parks play. Intermittently, the scene exhibits a fine acting poteir One of the inost ambitious shifts to the ·Great Beyond tial. productions by the s a n where re I ate d characters James dePriest and Pat Clemente Community Theater philosoJXUzt: . _between shuf· Brumbaugh are highly er-will be presented as a summer n.ebo~i;d games, of t e n fective as riv.als ror the hand attraction ·when the comedy h1lar19usly. of a supposed widow. DePriest "Tom Jones" opens July 20 at lf the Ryan character is is the "white knight" of the the Cabrillo Playhouse. synthetic, it is not evident in story, an apostle of non-Director Richard Anderson the performance of William violence who tangles with Js working with a cast' of 24 Br.ady, who.ii at ~top of ~s Ryan in a slightly slanted performers in the costume acting f~rm a! the great white showdown, while Brumbaugh, production, headed by Tom hunter and exponent o f alao essaying his first m~jor Taliaferro in the tiUe role of violence for its own sake. role, comes through with the English rogue. Bobbi Brady is strong and articulate, apolmb as the perennial loser Marshall por*1'ays the heroine, a commandi~g presence, who who idolizes t~e adventurer Sophia, with Richard Cosbad properly dominates the action. and is humiliated for his ef-cast as Partridge.. Tom's Mlmi SmJth plays her first forts. friend and master story teller. majOr role at SCR: as Ryan's Comprising the heavenly wile, an ex-car hop, college trio are Michael Owens, fast other major characters will educated during his a~n~e. becoming SCR's top "foreign" be played by Ray Judson, Stan The role calls for a serious 1n-actor as the German officer Weissberg, Jan Gordon and terpretation almost ..borderi.ng slain by Ryan ; Rochelle Savitt Glenna Weissberg. Mary Mo- on me1odrama, and Miss as the hunter's alcoholic ex· diano portrays the sensuous Smith conveys th!s quality wile, and her daughter, Susan widow and Mark Razor is cast with poignant effectiveness. " Savitt in the title role of a lit· as the .villain. The plum supporting role of tie girl who, would have C o m P I e t i n g the San Col. Looseleaf Harper, com.· celebrated her birthday had Clemente cast will be BoMie marider of the Naga.~ she not been struck by an ice Judson, Doris Do~ka, Doris mission and threfore a big cream truck. Their scenes Decker, Ann Keenan, Neri It's Now New 'York Jazz Fest Elvis to Beam TV Show Around World underscore the parody of the Lucius, Louise Maroc, Danna scr~pt. occasionally to excess. Talliaferro, Ren Hutchings, "Happy Birthday, wand a Herb · Johns, Jerry Lucius, J .. .&.I..-• • • Richard Meisner1, Chuck une may not~ w1e mcisive Senge, Cliff Waters, Walter piece of satire its creator in-tended it to be, but the SCR Orange and Silaron production r e m a i n s an 1_H_e_us_inkv_e_Id_. _____ -:: engrossing and highly en- tertaining evening of theater. Performances c o n t i n u e IVednesday through S!lnday for five more weeks at the Third SleP Theale!'. 1827 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -time zone , which is closer to NEW YORK (UPI) -The Plans are being made by Elvis Japan and the far eastern transplanted Newport Jazz Presley for a 60-minute world~ countries than the ~inental FestivaJ ended its nine-day wide television program that. United States, Kingsley stated stand In New· York City Sun-will originate from Hawaii in in an article. dey with no plans for the an-October or early November. "It is the intention of Elvis . =:: ev~ to return to its 1be show is expected to be to please all of bis fans carried on cable television and throughout the world, 8nd it Festivat producer George an estimated 500 cities in the is impossible for us to play in Welp,-~~ be expects the. Jazz United States will receive it every city," Col. Tom Parker, fete to become a regular sum-p i p e d intp auditoriums .and Pr~ley's m a n a. g e r was mer attraction in lbe clly. "I have no plaDs !~r £<!.i.ng back theaters. quoted as saying. t Rhode .. '"3:.:·:. " ...,,....,.. Special arrangements are to -~:.""' 0 wanu ' ' • " 10 be worked out so it will be ·.;.. aid. "'lbe Newpcrl Jazz •Festivel~New Yorlris• now a -~..:on .~ ·~erci~l tet; permanent, annuaJ event." vision station m ~esley s l"li!LU '!be festival which featured home town o/ MemphiS. 11 BREED'·' such jm ~ts as llttke Ell· " James Kinpl•~\ol th~ Mem· Ington llobtrta Flick, Dizzy , phis Oommerclal AppeBI, _told GWesi\le Lou Raw!S and lhe Associated , Presa Friday Herbie ),j;.. wound up'·, with ' tbal Presleyla program will 1wo pP.Taincerts aiid a he bandied bf Globc!Omp and "Jazz.~." · · will use Telstar, the commu- Performancet "°"·held In nicattons satellite. I'::=======~ aucli diverse localloni as Kingsley, one of lbe handlu!I: Radio Clly Music J:¥!, Yari~ee 'ol newsmen privy to the pri- stadiwn, Carnegie Hall and vacy-conscious Presley, said Central Park. · ' lbe program Will he beamed ,'lbe festival wu moved tO' .over the North'Pole to various New York thla Y!Ol'J>ec8iise of countries. "U~~~o~E" Also (G) Leon Ames "TOKLAT" Continuous Doily From 2 p.m. clis<rderl and gate.craabing in Hoooluiu was selected as the NewpOrl laal ye.,! site for the !how because of Its "TillYIAl'I iim lllAUY 'llTISFYIH, 111 COllEICIAl AlllHCA• FU. N ·Gf TllE IOST IRUTAL A•D lmH CllMllCLIS Of AIHICH llfE HH DHIHID WITllll --[l+fDO+!f ?I o. • t I I 1 "TNI CANDIDATa" (.,I ... ' THl Ulm If PDPUlAR ENTERJAINIEllT." -Vincent Ca'!._bJ. New York Times '"TJIE IGIFATllH' 11 A lnCTACUUI lmt. OllE Of Tiii llllUT HllllTER ll01JH l1H IUllEI " NBC-TV ACADEMY AWAID WINNIRS le1t John1on & Cloris lee,hm•n "THE LAST PICTURE SHOW" And .... Geo1'9• Se91I "WHERE'S POPPA?" Mond'1, Julj 10, 1972 OAILY PILOT JI Modern Touch Added. ·. Ukrainian Dancers·. Delight Audience at Greek Theater By TOM BARLEY folk dance formula, su~essful It Is 1110H regrettable that Of "" 0t1rr ll'Utr St•tt as It n1ay have been. what seems to be an tnevitable Europe's vlvaclo and A <\jlsh or the modern has sour oote to the offerlng virile Colle dance ensembles been added to the program should be present again at Utb are In growing demand today with such numbers as Greek presentation in the in the United states, and not .. Puppets." a c 1ever1 y form of ltafieta dlatributed to just among the et h n i e choreographed sketch that Greek patrons as they enter nlinOrities for whom the first carries on in the happy tradl-the theater. tours were organized. tion of "The Enchanted Toy This critic contributes most Americans who don't know Shop" and "CoppeUa," and in heartily to the sentiment& of the difference be tween a ''Fleetlng ?I.foments.•· a subtly those who feel that Russla•1 caliph and a khedive are performed dance lh;:it Jews are the victims of reveling in the t.esty programs dispenses with 'c:tra dition ln persecution. But' it's hard to of the old world and the kind much of its composllion. see the logic behind this of nonstop. I us t y en-Very t'ffective and very well distastefu l picketing when one tertainment that the Ukrainian received but they will never realizes that the Ukrainian Dance Company currentl y is replace. in this critic's op:n-Dance Company is able to do offering at Los Angeles' Greek ion. the age old Ukranian exactly nothing about it. Theater. danct:s on v.•hiCh this company Politi.es has no place in the These magnificent Ukrain-has nh\·ays hung its hat . thea ter or concert hall . iarls are now on their th ird Take. ror instan~c. "Thc l;:::=========:o, American lour and their Embroiderers.'/ a \:\c3utifully reception Wednesday night at staged offering in which the , the Greek must have then1 girls of the company, sparling thinking seriously about the their prctly dresses. and high possibility of making this ari boots'. "'eave long strands o( aoou(ll ev.ent. ribbon into intricale patterns. Their show. carries all the to the lilt of the piano ac· hallmarks of tile kind of .na-cordion so vital to any offering lion~ represent·ation that 'so from Mother Russia. appeals to America n au· Al tire other end of the diences: .their cu It u r a I s ca 1 e, "Zaporozhtzy." a heritage, the Jinks throu~h Dnieper Cossack dance . is dance and song to the life designed In the first fe'A' bars style of tPeir homeland and to of it.s rousing rhythm to sort the struggles that beset it out the n1en from the boys in before it became a vital parl good o!d fa shioned campfi re of the Soviet Union. style. Jl's aimed to bring the Their pride in that heritage house down and If the Greek is readily apparent i n had had a roof it •Nould be due everything they do. from the for re lacement today , touchingly simple peas an tlr::=========:-11 dances so charmingly done by the girls or the company. to the re r v e n t • free-wheeling Cossack routines that never fail to bring demands for an encore from audience!. It was apparent Wednesday night that the Ukrainian corr? pany was not prepared to stand pat on its traditional EXCLUSIVE THE Nfwnt AND THI llST "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes'' AIM .. IN) JAMIS COIUIN ' "THI): 'HONKERS" COKTINUOUI DAIL'( NOM J:tO P.M, 2nd Groat Wnk Jomes Cobur11 "Duck, You Sucker" -Al1- ''Chl'lto's land" N.A TIONAL GENfRAr THfATRES 0,.. Doll't -1 :JO p.nr. M.,...Prl. 74f!:M. •• ,. 1..:a,...s.1~11 ...... .""" 144-7~ "'"· , -- -,, SiAO!Uilf l . "COO\. 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Mondly,.i.~ 10, 1'72 ' I Everyone Hes Someth in g That Someone Else Wants DAILY P·ILOT CLASSIFIED -ADS Yo!l Can Sel\ It, Find It, T ride It With a Want Ad ·The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results I-.. -~I_ .... General Genorol THE BLUFFS· JUST LISTED ~: Now you can own a 4 bdrm., 2 bath care- ; free condo for only $39,500. Located on quiet :, cul de' sac street • convenient to community · pool Low down pymt if desired. • HARBOR VIEW HILLS· $55,750 . Lowest priced "Lusk" home In beautlflil • Harbor View Hills. 3 spacious bdrms. 2 baths, family rm. plus ample dining area. • Carp. & drapes incl. One of the largest lots in area. 72xl60. IAYFRONT ·CORONA DEL MAR • . • on one of the nicest beaches in the area, • this lovely 3 bdrm. & family rm. home shows :. "like a precious jewel," with all facets fully t polished.. Price just reduced $10,000, as own- :: er bas bought a business requiring extra • cash. Price now only $159,000. LIKE A VIEW? AND A POOL TOOll Cameo Highlands. Architect design w carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, convertib e den, 3 baths; cathedral ceilings and 2 used brick fireplaces, fainily room, built.in kitcb-- en & B-B-Q, PLUS MANY EXTRAS. Enter- tain around your own POOL . . . . . . $76;500. "FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART" IN TURTLE ROCK You 'll love this beauty! Atrium entry, 3 bed- room 2 bath, FAMILY ROOM built-in kitch- en, SHAG carpets, CUSTOM' drapes, beau- tiful covered PATIO with gorgeous land· scaping on fee land. A real Jove at .. $47.900. "START SMART" WITH THIS CONDO Convenient parking-easy to be a "DROP<lN" at 81¥ •Beach Realty 675-3800 IN BACK BAY AREA -3 Bedroom 2'h bath builtin kitchen, stone fireplace ' FAMILY ROOM, community pool & REC. 'ROOMS in- cluding billiards. Fee land and close to every-th· mg ................................. $32,500 "BUT.BEAUT! FUL " IS THIS ---------------- Enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3 bath 2 fireplaces, FAMILY ROOM furmal din'. mg room, NEW carpetfl and drapes island kitchen, SOMERSET model ori FEE' land in :Otnoral GC!neral SNEAKY DEAL A fee simple condominium in Newport Beach for under $30,000! Could be! Own~ haa taken these in trade and want. : offers. Neat deal! It's 2 bdrm., 2'h bath with f. pool. sauna, clubhouse plus patio, privacy and ·~convenience. Call for an honest .!Jargain. • PHONI UNlfUI HOMIS. ttlWPOR1' IUCH. '454100 REAL TOR, MULTIPLE LISTIN~ SERVICE . . Dally Piiot Clcuslflecl ~RANGE COAST'S BEST IALUMAN •• General Gon..-•I HARBOR VIEW HOMES ............ $72,500. READY AND WAITING JUST FOR YOU is this MONTEGO model on FEE LAND. 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, formal dining room 1j'ith FAMILY ROOM adiacent to the built-in is· land kitchen. See this HARBOR VIEW.HOME and buy ............................ $34,950. * ?l@tue-SHUd ~ AMD ASSoclAfrS REALTORS 644·7270 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. * * * '* TAYL.OR CO. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT. * I I I lilMlll6iillij New offering! Rustic Provincial with 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths on a prime corner site in the prestigious quiet area of peninsula point. P~rfect for beach lovers. Better be early for th!S one ......................... $75,000. LIDO ISLE 45' LOT ON ORVIETO Great family home. 4 large Bdrm's., huge -F.R., DR. & living rm. Across from small prl beach & near club. Good value $89,500. Eugene Vreeland. 110• OCEAN VIEW 181MONARCHBAY OPEN SUN7/15 3 BR. & bonus Rm. -Lovely villa style home. 10' ceilings. Walled courtyard. Room for pool. $82,500. Bob Yorke. EXPLOR 0 E A NEW ADDRESS TODAY Triplex on fashionable LIDO ISLE. Two 2 BR., & one 3 BR. Walking distance to beach· es. anchor; ;es, stores & restaurants. $110,- 000. Bill Bents. ~LLER AN XI OUS ast tlldaced-prico1o $67,000'for11ug..-4·iJe<t-- room -3000 ft. house with ocean view. Big yard with trees & room for pool. Walk to all Newport schools! Bill Comstock. EXCEPTIONAL APPEAL Sunny -cheerful University Park view }I). cation home. 3 BR., 2 BA., ~real family rm. & kitchen. Call to see. $54,900. "Chuck" Lewis. ' SO. HWY. 4 BDRM., 2 BA. R-2 Sharp doll house completelv redecorated. Custom shutters throughout. Shag carpeting, Sunny kitchen . Prime Corona del Mar. Triona Bergin. BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONTS Both with snace !or larger boats. New Linda Isle 5 BR. Fantastic construction. Immacu- late Lido Nord 4 BR . in new condition. Ex· citing decor. Eil een 1-ludson . SPARKLING VIEW Architect designed split level 4 BR. in Irvine Terrace. You must see this! It's a beauty. Jim Muller. CAMEO SHORES VIEW ESTATE Nearly Ioli ac. Perfect for entertaining. Huge rooms, pool, cabana, fabulous bar.-4 Bdrm -5'h baths., Call for P,ics. Asking $175,000. George Grupe. 1'0vr 27th Y e1 r'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 Son Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 CO LWELL PROPFRTIES, INC REAL TORS "COUNTRY SCENE" $27,950! Beautiful rear yard, privacy unlimited, lovely truit A shade trees, colorful carpet· lng, large covered paUo --"======= rclu alttr a hard ct.y's --------·I world 3 bet':rooms, 2 baths, 0 rHf" RE:/\L "\. F,c;'f .'\T[liS deluxe builUn kitchen, dllh· washer. Elcp.nt fireplace lends added chatm to hoe- pitable Jiving room. Prime location • walk to every- thing. 540-1'1~. TARBEL L 2955 1-larbor, Colla Mesa BALBOA "ISLAND WATER FRONT Thia most unuaual home b designed with the ultimate IEAT THE ILAHS Tired of looking at a bunch ot dop! Well, we have the solution -j ust listed super neat 3 bedroom 2 bath Mesa del Mar home. A1*Jlutety perft"Ct .inside and even bet· tel"" outside with sculptured Pl\tlo In perk-like aettlng with big ...... The ..... part II the price. Call -(Open Em.) • HERITAGE REALTORS in pel'90naUty and charm j '!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!-!!! muat be inspected to be ap. preclated. Afodern all f'lec- tric blt·in kitchen ... Lovely A bright livin.c room • With QUalib' Shae WfW cpta .I: drapes -Ul<d brick Crplc - Choice. locatloo Prlv1.te. dock, only '911.800. Call ·~ oTHE REAL '°" ESTATERS $24,000 Auumo 5"% Loon Low monthly J)&,)'men!JI • 1eu I tht.n rent. S Bedrma + dt?n, or can be 4th ~. 2 baths, dlnlllg room, bul!Wn -...... bkr. 5111-l'IZ. 1/\Rl1Fll 0 0 oftnJa J6£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN llY APPOINTMENT S1 Lind• Isle Drive Custom 4 BR., 3'h ba. home 011 Lagoon. Mslr. BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront fam· ily rm. w /conversation pit around the frplc.; lovely garden, lge. slip . . . . . . . . $189,500, For Complete lnform<1tion On All Homos A Lots, Ploue Coll : Gener••· 2X3 2 Separate units on l lot ~ 3 usages; Take your pick! Comlnerci8.1 \Vilh 3 BR home, 2 rea. income units or UM! both units commercial Only 134.500. Newp~rt •t Fairview 646-8111 t ~~~~];;;~ie~[ -~ ... ~ .. ~)~~el Gonorol CitMrll EASY LIVING MESA VERDE Freshly painted 3 BR home FOUR-PLEX w/near·new drps & shae + One 3 bedroom. i bath Iota of ·pane.l}'!_g_. , · P'US th 2 .$22 050 owoen s uml " .,,. ,'1 • bedroom 3 bath unitt a11 upgraded. Owntr's unit hu N 1 I private patio. If OWMr's unit ewpor 1~ rented, tot.al Gross at lncon1c at piTsent $725. per month or $8700. annuaUy. Fairview Our Exclusive-mu1t ha~ 646-8811 appointment to wee. (anytime) BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l•nytim•> ~"""'""!""""'~~ . ~34~l~Ba:;:;ys::;ido;,,:D;r;.,,:Su:::lte~I~, :N.~B~ ...... ,.' ,,;'~7~U~l:61~j"""N'EAiF'iilii';£i""' Owner Says 'Sell!!! ,l:Gonor•I G NEAR UPPER Republlo hOme just-two ;=~~~;;:;;;;;;;;0;;:; .. ;;;' 0 ;;; 1====1 NEWPORT IAY • ' .. i· . ;years young. ' ~rse 1v1ng room with cathedral beam-* LITTLE ISLAND IA YFRONT * $25,250 ed "'llinl<S· Formal dining 337 E. Bayfront Op.n S.t & Sun 1-5 3 bedrooms, ,po 11 s bed room and bteakfast nook in Here is the opportunity to have a beautiful hardwood & sha& carpet, kitchen, Se~ate ram 11 y recenUy constructed home in prime Bayfront double garage, huae lot with room wilh brick fireplace. location. Built to an extended hein .. t, this to\\'erilll: shade trees . Asking $42,750. Call 546-2313 ~1 Assume the VA loan a nd for more lnrormatkln . creatively designed borne offers a fe~ng of Sl57 per month pay all or 00 • tremendous spaciousness. Shared pier & down to.new VA Joan. First float. Spacious rear apartment. If you are day on the market. · looking for a beautiful & unusual home, this is it! Price, $197,500. WILLIAM WINTON, Real Estate 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675.3l31 Realtors 54i--0465 Open Eves Corona del Mar l·G=•=ne=r=o=';:;:=::;:;::;:;;::;:;:Go=ne==ro=1==========~I Duplex I • The best income producing :# 2 HARBOR ISLAND Lovely 5 Bdrm, 5'h bath home with swim- ming pool, pier & float. Newly redecorated. Living room, family rm, large master !Uit~ \l'ith 30' \vaterfront view deck ..... $325,000. BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR 1 l1l•nders Building 341 B•yside Dr., Suito 1, N.B. 'Gener•I 675-6161 property for the dollar in· vested in town. 10% down yields approx $110/mo over and above principle, in- terest, taxes A: in11urance. Only 7 yrs old with fresh In- terior paint $74,500. Call 1 673-8550: ' O THE REAL "\. E:STAT[RS UNBEATABLE For Price & Siio ro j T HE REAL \~ESTATERS '-.... ,l"[', ,•,·, • P'.' RIGHT ON Conveniently located in Ceder Glen area, Costa Mesa. Spac- ious 5 bedroom and family. All the cood features you are looking for in a one story home. Offered with no down VA terms or assume "'°''"'* 5% ~ loan. Call'~ll51 (Open Eves.)' ' ' HERITAGE . . REALTORS "'sS':tr~a:1i:to~rddtHfca:=me~ 4 bedroorit, 2 bath quality built home in FOWltain Val· ley. SUbmil now while terms and interest rates are low, only $33,500 ALL terms. Call 847-6010 Now! TREES, TREES, TREES Sharp, 3 bedroom! ·Ask.ing $25, 750. Almost new s~ag cnrpct, . vel'y clean home. Many trees, covered patio, block wall fence. B I & a~uniable Joan. Call ~lBI (Open Eves.) -· , -HERITAGE . REALTORS RlEE Lime. Is your husband mow- ing the grass, pulling 1''tt<is, ~'8.tering or cleaning the pool when be should be with YOU or the KJOS, then take the time to see this fanta11ic • bedroom condo. Jt will surprise you with Us large rooms and living area. Call and set 842-25.15. 'O , THE RE AL •:).'.'ESTATE: RS NEWPORT HEIGHTS · 5ou1bt-after klcation -Well priced at $33,000. 2 .._ Bedrooms & den. See it and 5% DoWN realize the P>teotial! -• HERITAGE . . REALTORS '-O' THE REAL .'"\L ESTATERS ! 4 Be:;~5;01P001. NEW LISTING associated BROKE ~ S-REA ... OORS :025 W 8olboo ~•J.J66) Swim you swimmers all sum· Ocean side of Hwy., Corona mer Jong in the lovely pool, de! Mar. Beautllully rum., SEPARATE That II SISSO: on this 3 Bed· PETE BARRETI room, 1 % Bath Home. Up. per Newport Bay Area. ' -REAlTOR..:_ Large O;>el! Bil Gas Kil· 642•5200 cben. Fireplace. Shake Rool. l.!!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,. I '8oat Stowige. $30,500. Call 646-0555, Eyeninj:s _644-7003. COLWELL PROPFRTIES. I N C REALTORS JUST STARTING? WE STILL MAKE · HOUSE CALLS And '4'e have just what the doctor ordered. 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, fireplace, fenced comer Jot with lots or fntit tren le: shrubs.. $30, 750. Ca11 84'1..$)10 NOW'! 'O '• THE REAL ···.~ESTATERS ·. . COSTA MESA i ' i I loads or decking. patio areas, plu.< carplg., d • c_o ra tor FAMILY ROOM low maintenance landsca~ drapes; lge. family rm., ing . .f bedrooms, 2 bath, ele· worksaver kitch. Hut~ covd. $26,750 gant fireplace, all electric patio. Custom thruout. Wal.k 3 I bedrooms. 2 bath! An ideal ilarter home for a young p;>uple. close to Schools , and Shopping. 3 Bedroom&, 1%·Baths. Large oo· x ·100· Parcel. Priced to Sell. $24,950. can 646-0000. Eve~i~ ~9702. Dand)" Halecrest.va .,_can""1t I--ii-move rlsht In. 31'<1.- push button bulltin kitchen, : ~~ bri~ walk to ~;a be~ kitchen and dinln.i dishwasher. Formal dlning aui, you never wan ° area. Located on a' quSet room. Plush cloud soft car-lca0ve.t ~ooontee owner says cul-<l~c 11treet. Just right COLWELL peting, drapes. An address ae a "'"• · for the kids 5% down, FHA or distinction. Bkr, 540-lm. CORBIN-:,_~~m:.. es:i toll -.;:;::::::;.:,;=.S:c.2_7_,,-il,..0-- MA ..,..IN 4 ldrm:, + Don· PROPERT\E. S INC RFALTURS TARBELL FINER 11'1 Charming exterior with aome 'Z TH'. '"[.~L F• ·Tr "f·r,oc· REALTORS 644-7662 HOMES . ._, '\ I '' "-i rock work that sets oU the home~4 Btdrooin1, fireplaCe, built·in rang~ A oven, dish· washer, patio, bkr. 540--17al. TARBELL new paint in and Out.1 tnnd ,_.,....,.,...,,.,.. $29,9!0 90% loan ·-· * t.d)r Jn J"weclolure * Let'• help her, ilJ • behind in paymts. 3 Br, plu.l 2 Br. (new«), in Eut C.M. Oaly $72,500, Call for details to .... . CHUCK CAROTHERS RIAL ESTATE TR&ASUR&·s 1831 WestcllH, N.B. 6*-5152 "WAUC TO-- THE IEACH LoVOly 3 BR -lea than 4 yrs old just a few mlnutn from IUDUl\fJ' fuD at the beach, Don't wait. Only ;!t,!llO. Call -· GREAT PARTY HOUSE Everybody in the pool! Adult area, child· ren's area,. formal DR., cozy FR. -S~1\'411A-l&t,~s· ' TOWNHOUSE, NEWPORT BEACH · -5 min. from ocean & bay. Faces pool & greenbelt. 3 !'!R's, 2'h baths, dbl. garage, $32,500. Mrs. Fay· 642-8235. EXCITING! DOVER SHOR&S HOME I Supreme view -excep~ional ,privacy - cbar,m-custom 3 BR,, garden room1 FR., Pool! $139,!W/. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. . LINDA ISLE New Pre~ti e Home -Immediate Posses· 1ion. Ma · cent large FR. w/sunken bar It room or pool table. 5 BR's., 4'h baths, formal DR., Gourmet's delight kitchen. 'Beautiful Bayfronl VIEW. Space for' 5~' cruiser, [Irvine I HI --141·1111 1'4C __ _ • Ti. Punle witlt tlte luilt-ln ·Clruclcle I ' I ' ' ' , I ' ' I I ' j , • • • < • • • • • •• • I • • < L • l . 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I I i . ~111111!!11~------------!~ I -Moncf.ly, July 10, 1972 • DAILY PILOT' l l ........ ; !•I L:-____ ... _ .. _~I -"''* · I~ [ -·-I~ 1;;;1 ;;;;;;;_;;;;;;,.,'*;;;· =1 i!~~~4~f~!~'..~i~:~.;,~~:'.~~~~~;~:1 :c~ .. ~·i·-F-••n Valley Hunlintf .. -L•IUM -"' : IMMACULA11 OPEN DAILY SE ~;,m;i;;oi'f.uRt7.MM~R'.RA~TEF.foil1·=··:;;::·;;;-;:;;;;;===I LOCATION P.LUS Co~ bas made IMPOSSIBLE buy ol \ho wttk. Im· ELEGANT iWI homo an ab o o I u t • 23S SHERWOOD PL. Huge 4 BR. (18;0 oq. ll!l ~1 ntartllat• 4 bed"'°m 2 bath MANSION brauly! 4 Bit with maatt:r, TRY 5% DOWN one ot CoiJt.a Mfia'1 flnel-1 ~ 1':e;llurea ~rl&ht .,. .a BR, l BA, el~ant ~~'. away from tbe other 1. .qulet cuJ*sac , t rt t t • area11:. St.pan,te m a 3 t fJ r cheery k.1tch(:n, O\'trlOOklnJ form I din rm.. !iv rni. Fam. din ml, 2 BA. hi&:hlY "Eulside 4 Bedroom, 2 suit~ ~·Ith drel!Mlr\$ att1. lutelous ~I •Uc yard.wlUI feature~ mall..'!ive (pl, all upgradt'd ti.Xtures, crpta & ~U1: bt.aulifW lofitory Jfuse living room with dOub\e patio, u1raor1nary upgradt"!d w/\v a·ptt" drps. dl'Pf . .Prof~1slonaU7 ld19epd, 1 bqme; 11parkling e t ea n • c r a c k t i n 1 f i r epNL~. storage apace, c u it t o m fam rnl., Ill: wardrobe, Rough 40 ,vn ~·ood, llblnalbl.. . $Tllekt'd 11asa:, nU1ttutt ~eJ & oc,t111 vie"' h'om muter btdruOnl. t're1 hly 1·t'deeotittt'd. Priffll to .eU at $48.500. $36.900. Letu1 $how )'OU this l-0\ose to schools. Shake root. 'IWmendoos fan1ily home drapts an(I c$q>el1Jlf, '--'Oil• bltin i 0 u r ni I! t kill!h __JO pride of ownenhip hOrne ~ Prof. Jndscpd. Only $84,•. with all tile txlJ"ai! Call venle.nt~ located In pridt of w/rang:e & ovtn. di1hwshr, 0 /an, tod<y. SOUTK C 0A ~1\ CALL ANYTIMI 919-1050. ownerlh1p. area. A Must '°"of OOtJnter spa<~. e~tlng REAL EST•,.E REALTORS 545-3424 {open "'4921 or Eve. S..M16 0 see-pi:lced,ri&ht at $33.250. bar. oversized dbl car.. "'' COUNTRY CLUB ._IW llU'T' home In trade. Ca 11 3'> yts new • top Joe. 49'-941' ~16 eves.) ~-·· • .., 21 SEYMOUR .,•ill take your pa.lio. block 1vall, Joch;cl?(I. l \!)(} Clt111'1e)'l't St. EW 1 SEYMOUR REALTY $29,950. F P. -MYSTIC· HILU--VI -841-1221 or 546-42.11 I' Qrenu view! 4 St1i·n1s .• 2 ba •. A delightful, custom bu ilt,·4.1 "!!'!"""'""'""'""!!'!"~'!"!!!'l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!l!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!!ll l YEAR. lll'W s DR. Crecn-<kt'lln vit'o\' livi""" & dln1n& BR home-right on the 15th 1 · b k S8Je s k J ·~ f . l d. NeW11UU+ Hei...l.eR S Oki H roo re .• J>Q<':f:ma er tU-4471 ( :::.J 546·110J r.ns. ~e. lt'Vt>l yard. room 8.U'Way. Fortna ln rm. I ....... _. .... ,...,~ uper ., Otne ~l<Xltl. S1~1n1 club. Avail • I l<•r poo.I. Xl11t 11t•ighbothood, !: i;n• ~~-ru::Ss .':; Ocean View • Large· I.pt .~':!~· ~~'. T r • 0 s 1 • It lsn~t yours yet-~·l<is-· 111 S(,·~!!;_,~st.9.500. BR.away tM: the other 3. $451000 Unusual older. 2 hedrorun, , . , • ;J;r" .... ..,,,., • Holl\f!'· so arra112t.'d that it b ]~~ bath hOme on huge lot. T I B U R 0 N TOW N-l'h~t s t~e only ttu ng 'vron~ I C.:O···'." . .,.., great for either 1aTge ·91' T~:hisi:~~~a~l~ Could build aootht:r house HOUSE RESALES -'v11 h th'.~ lovtly hOlllt". llns ;.f:):_ "small family. $76,500. Call on rear. PrK.-ed at only $32,950 to $36,000. t>V('i·ything th(' "'.v '' ra g f' I ...... ~ \ Blurts in Newport Beach. r ·1 c J ' c:'.~lil. us J<>day for annt. ro see this •·111,500. Additional property farwin realty 01111 Y '"ttnl.l'. ,.<un· 111'!.:.l' I .,.. 1''eatures built-in kitchen, ._. I • b 1 I lovely ho~e. S 0 UT H adjoining available al.".O. 968-4405 124 hrs) )('droon1i;. • at 1~ Pu:-; ~, .... ~~-- REALTORS. I downstairs rumpus roo~, FU'St tinlt> advertised Call Ol'~'ER . T I n1:1ny f'Xtra~. \\'alk to ht ">h'h '-3-BR & Den $36 9$0 .(Open tws.) hardwood floors. Fantastic G46-U71 to set. red. circular dr ivf!\\'ay gocs ..r st'. oo s. • . , . l l111qU<'. \\'hlte hrick ~.:<~er, shake roof, forced air heat, ' ,y,, iuixious. rans l'r+ • h J ONI y S27 1·..o I · ' YA NO DOWN ·viewefoceanlrombaywlJ\.. to lhis home .t btdrooms ~1111•d 1•ntry, 2 Bu .. bll-1ns, ~ ' '· • dow·. Priced to ·•JI. See It. den, built-i~. disl1\\•asher: I trfilc., carp. Yard 111•ed~ on this rare v. alue., I -k 1 t • -nl b<•Y ror the newly decorated, park like t"tea1to1·~ S·t!-4455 '"01· . 1u · ... bedroom'I each unit. One Red Carpet R e a I t or 1, h 1 Call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -!Yard~:,:· br~k.c;l30~.950~·..'96~2-"'66':":'·~·1 "N EED A LARGER anr yinan. . pnit now vacant e.nd' Jtady SA&-8640. J\·llSSTON REAL T't 494--07'.H tor _,. oceuponcy. .MODEL HOME AWARD WINNER! Hunti111ton h 1eh HOME • BUT THINK NEA1Cvici0ri1\.go·, --OWN· Each unit reots Jor -$166. -YOU CAN'T ''OUH-OWN 81,1. nr ~ach . Keepu--..crrentaf.'()n.. Thi.!I wu not the modd, but Thisgorgeous familyhomeis AFFORD JT?" ·~-OWNERS · $27 ,00). Nell, R.1.tr •• 1\9-1-9311\ . ly $32,950. Jt )W blw been it sure looks like one. Im· just ¥.•aitinz for you! From I lf'l'r's a 4 t"•ilroon1 hoinl" ~ in the service!, call u4. nlaculate in evtt)' respect. the wann &: cozy living TRANSFERRED ,1,11h 11. lari.:" :!()' , ~:I r1111111y i -:19;na Niguel r many extra features in this I room to the -spacious master . r•lf'llH Jlt.;f 11a111ni.: for \OU ·rc·r'l'l"'IC 4 Bit ho f." r.t'I\' 3 Bdnn Mesa Verd. ~1 suite this beau•" ls fresh Vacant 4 BR ta n1 1111 11111 . · t "'• ' ~ m · ~\''•111·''1• ~··''' ,,, ...-• v · ' · P1'h'•·d111S:l 'iOO 11 • -kt S37 700 ho G t ti fr nter clean and ready! 4 BR. l'm :.! BA lg liv n11 \\'/cath· ' · · · ·· . ·· I p:iuit. vlCw '· · • · me . rea pa 0 0 e . be ed f ·1 .. -l ft rd. ·1 •'fpt c • I )"('Ill .~11•11 1 •.• Ill .. l'I' 11 t ALL KA ·r F. L 1 • .A RE AL 1' ).' taining. Only, $38,IXXI wins am amtv • ..,.,n1. l«l «-1 . rpts c rp~. !"14.0 ~··· Realtors 545-0465 this prize. 546-8640. water, &cads of storage, bltins. covd patio, nh~ SH£"R'Wee o REAL TY _:::7-_~_100-',-. ------ , Open Ev:JS ' i _ _;_R=E"F~L-E=c=T"S,_--lu~ shag, and, wou~d you Spanish hon1e nreds son1(" 1~4 Brookllui-.~i v.v. I Lido Isl• I CONDOMINIUM be'ilwe, much mere . Just paint. lmmM poss \1'/(·t-cdil ---·-------......,-.,.,.,....--! PRIDE! Hsted-Hurry! Call 919-1050. •pprov•I. p,.1, .. d 1.,. qukk CF.OHL:!.< l"OLONI.<L • , SALESMAN Bdrms., two batfis. Enclos· e ' ' . ht'lt \'Y shake roof \\'ith 11\l high calibrr, creative sale!'!· N~ Beach s:\1),500. 1\1.'0 l bdrm. in MESA VERDE , Ontu sal $33 700 1na1nn101h \)(•droo111~. h<'a,·y, I \\f' h:1ve an opcu111g for a _ 1 screened in porch. Close lo ~ I ed Patio on corner lot. Steps golt course. Owner transt, IT \\'ood siding!(, lalliL'f'"d h~y per~u. capable c( dea~ing lo pool. 1 Must move by AU&. ht. Only · 21 windo11·$, lan1lscaped "'ilh in ~lghcr. priced properties. TR•LEX $38,900. Bkr. 557-4130. ~ 531·51H l.:::J 531·5110 ~~.'::.~u:r:;:!~a'f:;1~ii bouJcmalal·--J& Build.in& an F.itate! Begin COSTA. MESA --with this income property. ''RUNNING ROOM'' bric k fireplace. Executive 3416 Via Lid(; 6W "9 950 3 BDRM $23,950 This huge rear yard otiors neighborhood, w • 1 k l.n & I--==-=-==--.,.. ' • distan~ to OC!'fln. BKR. PIER & SLIP CALL 9-'4'·1•1• Newly painted and ·ready for POOL TABLE plenty er space for those 9G7 ~~, 9 W-' m<IVe in." Very few available MU tit" witb. room to t;pare little wranglers lo roam. ' -:)..) I. I ........ · in 15' x 30• den. 3 Bednn 2 The garage has been fin ish· O\VNER , n1us1 rnovf', 1lc11 .t I •-1· ALTY like this at such a 10~ (>l'}Ce. ed and can be us~t as 11 fan1ily roon1 largP eno ugh \ Lido Nord Bayfront I BR, 4 8a1hs. $235,000 LIDO REAL TY Call thl k.nd home ,.. bath, tireplace, bltins, Xlnt '"' Nt •r Neqt rt P••I Ot tlct s wee -in It out. recreation room. \\'alking for a full .,;izcfl pool tahlr. 4 C do vacant and aeller is ~ady. dista~ to schOols & shop-hi,·in sizt'd bf'riroo1n~. Xll'a BayfrOftt Oft 546-8640. $32,950 ·-... ping .. , it'll priced to sell. baths. 1' vnl Firf'plUl'f', d111- l !Ir, 2 Ba, pool, pier &: aliR-*BUILD INCOME* 1 CALL 540-~. in~ 1'00111, huil t-111s, 11r1n1•• :::i77 Via Lido, N.B. * 673-7300 * Delightful, $79,500 N'pt Beach, 50xlfi0 R-2 lot, Roy Mccardle Realtor SHERWeeo REAL TY hon11· sri>a~ b1·k. t:l,0.)(1. EMERALD IA Y room to build. 2 BR, home. 548-7729 18964 BrookhU>''' >'. V. !<;1. J:J73.__ _ ELEGANT •I ho'ilrponl. & fan1ily l'OOn1 hC1n1~· wfth 4 baths & 2 lir(" 111:11·1:.s, $92,500. Immaculate 3 Br .+ tam nn. · 2 car gar., W>ied at 1210 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. Cheaper Than Rent . . $23,500 Ocean side of hwy. View. mCAonYthW. 000nlyD$2GR,900EA.-LTY l l!!!!!!!!~~~~!J!!!~!!!!!!!!llTOTAL COST TO YOU $750 C.T o1 FllA 'fERi\1:-i. :l Bt"d· Must sec! $149.00'.l MESA VERDE · r n1, Jencrd yard, a11al·h1'11 hOU)QR~ lau>90f') jrt.. Ttd uubtrt & Assoc. * 548-1290 * PRIDE OF OWNER or take ()Ver existing $157 \ llC:OlCOR ., garagt', Clf'an in and ou!. ~ • . •• , 34n Via Lido 675-8500 THREE AND Large 3 bdrm .• 2 bath, tami· per month payment on this L;l's 110 doilln. ...110 Via L1rlo 67~:i62 _ *O\Y~ER MOVED* ly rm.. bltns, 2 trplcs. two •tory c 0 n d 0 • < * 8'7·1G'1 • 1 EXECUTIVE E STATE DESPERATE! 3 BR. 2 ba. A POOL Beautiful 550 sq. ft. master bedroomll, 2 baths plus the Rea l E state Mart ON ,THE POINT Lg bltn BBq Wan' qw-ck .......,..,.ssion of a suite Incl. separate den. many, many extnls. HUR+ . BR 3" bath G e. rumpus nn., · ' ~-RY! REPOSSESSIONS .; ., n '· am• rm. lmmac. On R-2 lot, clese to home with a pool for the Deluxe carpeting&: Mexican Pl'ivale & sophiatlcoted. th. ·~ 500 summ· er•. We .... ve a -eat 3 tile floors. lst time offered, For informntion and location '"'" '"•· -· · ·-•· ---·GEM.,_ __ Ba•BOA BAY PROP Bdnn that's vacant and open 12 to 5. Priced for or these FHA & VA homes. • .. 1"* '41-7491 1* · ready tor you. Just betn quick sale. $35,500. •32«:1 Realtors 8'2-4455 contact -1610 W. Coast HwY .. N.S. CLASSIFIED HOURS Adv~rtisen; may place their ads by telephone 3:00 a.m. to 5:30 ,p.m.; MQ!'Kl•Y' thrU Friday 8 to llOOf'I ·~tu~a.y COSTA MESA OITICE 330,W. Bay 642-5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333 Ne:v;POrt Blvd. 642'5678 . HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEACH 222 Forest .Ave. 494.9466 SAN CLEMENTE 305 N, El Camino Reol 492-4420 ' ·NORTH CQUNTJ( dial tree 5'<i·l.220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for cow It kills is 5:30 p.m. the day ~~ for publication, ex:cept tor sunda.y a: Monday Edition.-. when deftdline ts Saturd!ly, ,,2 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS~ Advertisers should check their ads :lsily &: report 'f':tron immediately. 'THE C:·AU..Y PILO'I' aMumes liability for th~ fimt io- correct insertion only. CANCELLATIONS: ·w hen killing an ad be sure .to make a record ot tM KIU. NUMJlElt ·given you by your ad taker as receipt of )'OW' cancellation. Th11 kill numbe'r must be pre- sented by the advertiser in case of a di:;put~. CANCEU.ATION 0 R CORRECTION OF NEW AD BEFORE RUNNING: F.vcry eJ[Qrt is madt! tft kll I o,.. cOrrect a new ad t.hat hers been ordered. but we-cannot guaran· ttt lo do so untn the ad hu appeattd in ~he paper • DIME-A·LINE ADS: These ads · ~ ,trfet)y cuh In advance try man er at any one of our ol· fices. NO phone onlm. TllE DAILY PILOT ,._ Kn'el the. tight to dq.. .slfy, adlt. cc~ or re--r~ M)' advertisement. and to chan~ Ill n.tcs a: ttgule tk>M wt thou t prior notlCt" . CLASS!' I ED MAIL ING ADDRI SS P. o. Box lS60. a.ta Mesa - Michigan, owner. 549-2G811. KASABIAN REALToRS 60-4623 cle1ned and painted. Act ~~0=0,...---,~,.-''ESPECIALLY now. 54&416411. 2 HOUSES on one Jot. on FOR YOU" RH I E s ta la 147.9404 Mas• •I Mar Meyer Pl. 2BR rear hse ii 4 . . S.lboa l1l11ncl yr ctd. Hu carport; aarqe, Beautilul atrium hom~ .with TIME'S "raslin". .t.hi.s VA· BY owner. 3 BR. 2 BA. n:plc. patio. Older 2BR Me in beam caUiedrat cci11ngs. CANT !I bedroon1 2 bath Sep. Dining Rm, Fam rm, frotJt , Has l.rplc, g;:,rage, Fcirmal living & dini~ home I!! yearning for A Lrg pool P: yrd. Popular aluminwn aiding, Ai:aple rooms. intercom, electric family. Early niovi• in 10 "T" plan. BY appt. 5'6-f018 prlr:ing for· both hou:;es. garage door opener, 1iel1 qualified buyers. A.qking f'\ICS Prine. ()nly. * * * Jerry Fridenbtrg . 15152 .Lotdl Clrcl• W11tmin1t1r YoU are llie winner of Privacy. Vacant Jots on clreanint eve111 sprinklers SZ'l.<XXI. NO DOWN Gl's or I-----~---- each aide ef prc>pl!rty. ·Nr tront and rear. A horn~ to L 0 \V 0 0 \V N 'f 0 NewPort Beach + 2 tj_cket1·to the Southland Hom• & Garden Show scbls, $31,800. 0 l' n er be proud of. Call today NON-VETS. Call SEYMOUR NEWPORT , 646-9740. aft 5:30 pm. ' 540.85.'iS. REALTY 847-1221 --=~,=~--•sHERw••D REAL TY1 ---·==-=~ HEIGHTS 5V•% FHA 18964 Brook!'""' F.v, "BUDGET PRJCEll " at the ANAHEIM CONVENT.ION CENTER ' POOL HOME This home has cverylul"• 5 BEDROOMS 3 BR. 2 BA, crpts" drps, LUXURY HOME ever dreamed ol. 4 l..a'1<• $58 0 block wi.lls, heated pool, This f!xecutive home has 4 bedrooms, a Iamily roo1n, 1 00 close to schools, frwys, spacious bdrms, big family tiled kitchen and bathroom l'ri+level home, great for shoppg. Londonderry La. rm. Immaculate! Thill trl· L'Ounters and .•• ALL enterta ining, "'el bar. large ~ $33,900. 646-8661 or level features Parquet rnlry, TERMS ACCEPTABLE. sun deck, very large lot, 830-4992. hard1vood floors, lge patio, Don·t hesitate. call now rear yard klcal for tennis BY OWNER-Mesa del Mar. wat~r 80/lener + other nice 540-85.5.5. <:OUL1: A pool. Many fnles. 4 BR, 2 BA, 1amlly rm. New to have xtras. Priced to sell SHERW••D REAL TY =r.~s~;171~t or July 14 • July 23 Please call 642-5618, ext. 314 between 9 and 5 pm to claim your tickets. (North County 'toll-tree nwn!>er is ,540-1220) * * * CUSTOM BU IL T Tired of being crowded bl? Let us 1how you this btaut. 1-owner, custoin bl( 3 BR., 2;, bath home, plus 2 bdrm. rental &: extra guest 41tra. w/2 baths:. This property is teally something! $130,IXKI. MORGllN REAL TY •73-6642 675-6459 CM!llMI dal Mu ah6i crpts. Corner. Ready at <1nly $41.950. Call & sec, 18964 Broqkhur4t F.V. to Move-In! )35 ,50 0 . 962-1637. GOV'T. OWNED Sf6..06G(l. OWNER trans. A s .s u 01 e · COtLEGE Park, pool. Sharp S% % .. ioan, payment! les's RepoUessed homes. Low 3 br, fam rm, new paint A than rent. 3 bE:'drooms, den, down. Government pay1 cpts. $33,900 .. Open House. xtra cabinets and shelves ln cleslng costs. Call 968-444L 328 Bowling Green Drive. al: modern kitchen, builtins. * Crest Realty 646-0968 expensive wallpaper, many OPEN l!OUSE . c.1.lstom features, oovcrt'd Irvin• MESA VERDE patio with natural bric.le -·-------- FHA fireplace, brk., l 2 6 , () O O. Only l\Vail 2 11ty 4BR 31nl 4 bdnn, 2 ba. Assume · r 11 · T o k 32*> M.ichigan. 540-9347 Mf>..-0004 . um us arc'l\ ur eroc , OWNER Enjoy now comm 1tssn pools, * CALL 546-7139 * tennis, rec program. Open TWO STORY Sharp -vacant 3 • 4 BR TRANSFERRED house daHy, 18805 Tabor. ON A H' ILL Repos. ;n .rea. w; 11 , 3 Bednn, 111 bath, boat or cam~ gale near beach &l•---•·o-----This tlew Lusk built holne' Really. IChoO[ s% down. onty NEW LISTING bas a great view ;from all BES!'. Col1'ge Parl< area. 3 124,500. Call 962-7T11.. 'S BEDROOMS four o[ the u p • tat r 1 ~Br., '1 Ba, encl. patio, block RED CARPET fEALTORS ONE STORY bedrooms and mqnillcent wall, near scllool•, $28·''°· YOUNG LOVERS Unlv...,,Hy Park "Park" ba~ ard . t on special terms. Principles ho F .1 ~· """' y view o canyons on! Cail W-UOl G4~2.l12 Three . bedroo me. anu y rm., a .. 1um, and ocean. The owner Is Y· ' ' apacK>WJ ms, 2~ baths· all beautiful le willing to carTr a 2od TD -MESA VERDE, Beautifull)' 1~ bath_s, ~~wood ftoors. taste.fully ' decorated, with try 10% down. Ca 11 d~ted & l~J)(!d. Garqe 11 finished and ~d many custom & blt-in tea· 615--1'll5. • BR, $48,950. Ownr 551-8194 be 'used for special parties turos, Very special home COLWELL OORNER Jot cul-de-aac •st 3 Total payments S151 per ler a very special family. .Wt. 2 BA, trpl I: bonus rm. month I~ you take twer first 1NCLUD1NC nJE LAND. i!;,500. 546--1793 T.D. existing. HURRY! BACK BAY VIEW Plus -vie\v ot Fashion lsland It "' Eu1blurt. J11st a s bcauliful at night es in the day. /\ beau1ilul hnme 'vlth 3 11p1.cious bedrooms &. a charming ramily room for only<$G4,500. Call 64&-7.171. oTHEREAL '")/. 1 EC:TATERS -2-:0CEANFRONT Newer 3 Br, & den, 3 ba, with crpt'd pier & slip tor 21' bOat. Overlook1 N1pt lid • Park. $87,500 • MEDITT. DUPLEX Modern duplex, J le. 2 A t.len. Pier & slip. 3 way water view on N'pt Isl. $99,500 . 675-1972 Agent 675-4073 BAYF'RONT . l•f..<0:....lf~T:f-S INC RFAL10RS .,. .. ,,I , El Toro ~tAGNJf'ICBNT VJE\1/ ........ < '\ !'•"11'' --Largf'SI & l'le\\•t<:gt ~4<) OPEN HOUSE 13 BR .• 2 BA., cpts. drps. lge lteaJtef'll 342.wg mobilt• home at Lide Park. 251& Bayside Dr. (at patio, lge. pool•!ir.e lot BY OWNER $700 O\vn. te Custon1 bullt, 2 BR. 2 BA. Femleaf), New duplex 'l Lr, enclQ9ed by block waU, ntA pymt1 $175/nlO. 3 Br.. No chll<lten. S2'l,!\OO. Space · G I b3 J I h I "SINCE!"'"" 2 ba. each unit. tta Y c ose lo x nl s c e e 11, 1 ~) Ba. Bltn range/O\.'tn, ~ o. /\nl'h0l'3$ \Vay, Lieb view. Sat le. Sun, 1-5. Aet. marketr, new m 11 11 . ttrrla-•• washt'rldtyt.r, nc:\v lst Western Bank Bldg, Park. 710 Udo Plll'k Dr, 548-2121. ReaM>hable. 8 3 7 -175 l , shag crpl'g thru~l. + Unlver&it.y Park, Irvine N•.\''l>Ort. Beach. Lido Ptohl. Cost• t;loM 494-2116 alt 5,30 ~wk-end•. sw;mrnJnt pool. Prine only. Days 552-7000 Nights P ANORAMIC VIEW · · l~833-ra1l~Ol.~~-~~-:il!NiT·\=::=::=::;:;:;:;:;:;:: [ eeaut. maintained home COLONIAL Fount~•· V•"-Y r LOWER !hall RENT 1 Bcdn>Orn.< " l•rse lamllJ TWO STORY OWNER mu•t odl. tArse Anume thl• 514')(, VA loon VACANT AND rm. Pool. 161.500. • rootnt. 4 bedroom1, '"" w/paymts o1 only l l39Jmo WAITING George Wiiiiamson A ~me )'Cu .will tall In love b at h r , ro a 1 n 1 f lee n t includl111 principal, interest, 3 bdrm.. 1 ba. townhouse. Ri1t ltor w1th. Walk 1n lht hA11 rla:ht firt1>lace, new drape 1, taxe1 • insurance. a Bft. \vlU\ atrlu1n and quiet 1oca· 541--6570 '4S..15'4 to large llv rm, te formal ·\\'111.paper accenU naura.I crpts A drps. ~.000. lion. Can m<ive right In din rm. ~ lett ~.! . wood paTidl,., b~, $29,950. .KASAB!AN R. E . upon apprnval oi cr<dlt •nd TIME FOR bath, o.r ""n, or o ice. 8'&2-QW. M'l-9004 EYes 9G'J..5.119 loan. Asldng $34 900, forward to I~ tam rm, . ' I kltch It arerv1 O\VNER: lee.vmc. You can OWNER deq)erate., iwim iJ ed h·11 :.1k up to 3 ~R1;: ::!a7e<Jt.~ h~~~0 :~w~ ::j_fn.~~11~~~ ~:~: ., r I OUICK CASH bcdrm1 It. 2. b3tM. Covered . , ~and large back yard. built-tn ranie. oven, wallpaper e«>enu. mft'rored REALTY THR OUGH A 3&a SAnta. Ju.bet Opeh dally dist1washer~ huae tireplAct'. WfLU, new thick •h a i Univ. Park Ctttttt. Jrvtntr Eutlide c.~t) yard with 6 malure fruit c&l'pf:tl"I'. ct.ntral f I 00 Call A!. ... lm~. 83.1-0820 DAILY p LOT '"°" cnlortul lteltlng, brk, plan. brk, $24.900. ~. ,.~, •" llJIO '" -1 ~ .. 1-omce l\o\m< 8 •111 10 s PM .... -~--· v .......... I.Ike to trade? Our Trade(• GIO. lo $11,fGO. I~,---.....,....., WANT AD Pvadi.-,e cotuMn fa ftir ycu! l11rwln re11lty inc. A JOod \\-fl.OI •d is a a:ood ln. S llnM', 5 de.ya far 5 buckl.. 9'8-4405 (24 hrsl vntmCnl . -------- I I t • \: 'I I I } I I I J I I • .. ·, f • L DMl.Y I'll.OT .._..,,Joi! ID, 1972 ~~~~~~~ I l!!!!!!!!!!~e~._[~ _~,.: .. r~._-:: ... =_~~l !il~~, ~-~ •. ~!:..""~1~l~li~1~~-~ltr~-~~~~ I _..,_ ~·I -"'r-I~ --~"'--~~e~1 I Apl<""'"""'.~"' 11!11-'.=·--Jltl 1~ 1 ~.....:.~ ·' SWING AND SUDE SET Will ro.e tb1a blc ftDCed play area with room fol' a plt,y· houle and !ttff to. cllmb. Mom and Dad will fancy the tbrM Wse bedroq_rna, dra.. ma tic •lone tire place in tbt'I muaive llvln&' room and bultt·bf .... bar oil the f.lm. ey room/ Ewa and -ate formal clininc room for' JpeCial oeculone wW be a dt""11 IO all. The wholt i.mtlY can l'I In the awlm in. the lar&e htattd pool 'Ibere'a really lots ot love ln 1hlt unique family home. $66,950. C. F. Colesworthy & Company EASTllLUFF OFFICE 2.545 Eall.luff Drlvo 640-0020 THE POINT c.mmtrclll ~ 'Mount•hl. Deoart, HolW Fumllhod • 300 Houoo1·Unfvm. • "'"'" ""'-• T_.._ ~ •1.:All'!::..·.::Unfvm.:::::::.::--~•::.:Allt~·:..::"-""';:;:;;;"";;:..---[ P-rtv -'I! Raoort 174 General I ·c-o-,..,-.-... -1-Ma-,---Hunt ..... .., ....., Hunt,__ -Oontrol ....,... """',..,.._ ----..... ~------~ -""ii·~~~~;:-;;:;;;;::--·1-iiiiiiiiiiiii Small C0111111erciol ~~!:id'::: 1i~Ba1. 111 1rg 1 sr, EXCEPTIONAq JMMAC. s + 2 + Fam. rm. s sr. 219 ba, ,.,..., lulldfng London Brlcla•· Located privacy 4 cbarm. 2 er, 2 Ba homt. 1 btk bucb. Cov. potlo, oCp1'., drps, cuJ. pool, li ml beacb. HACll NOA HARBOR Thls ltyllah ~dlnl ts on a clOM "to aJl tchooJa 4 ctty. ~225-Dana Pt. 2 Br, 2 Ba. ttuge llv rm, 2 uted brick dwac. Nr. MDAC. $250. $215 mo. 536-6833 f rom $150 &OOd In Cotta M.,. !9000'"' wl1! trade tot°"" !rplc, all !eotlln'JI. !rplc'•, btana, shutttn, atl ~ att 5 or (IUJ University Po ne DELUXE l & 2 BEDROOMS with =~tlal tor ~ Meta or N~ BHcb ln-~:~~t Jum 2 bltnt. 1467 aq, tt. on lr& lot. 346-6CO. Furniat..cl & Unfurnl1hed one In a ettatlw type of come prop. 644-4687. NU:V'IEW RENTALS 13511· RENT w-optlon to llllY. 3 br, e vitLAGE In · Princeton. Heated Pool -Garages -Shag Carpetinf ............ 1'b<re .,. :lflllO JUST ,USTE81t,. l..akdronl &13-4030 or 4~ ~IEW RENT~~ 2 ba, !rplc, <Ptr, drpt, •nd 3 BR. 2 BA, ALL REC. Dishwasher -All UflllUes Paid. ICIUIN feet on t"IVO ftoon hR.-lg ·Jrot-Y'·Nttds ftn.1--------~ or yd. Vacant. $235. ht&: lu t FACIL. $350/mo. 6'1$.3981 Adults Only. No Pets wtlh m&n)' movable wall.I 136,!IOO. LOVEl.Y 2 bedroom and **DUPLEX BRAND NEW. ~mo--ttn-'~-66-4583 __ . ___ Duplexff Unfllrn. 1IO 241 Avocado St. COiie Mao 646-1204 and thrH tntrancet: fm a PROF. BLDG. -$34,00>. den. Good location. $375. • Huge dlx owner's unit. l lrviM ~ llfxlblo !Jo« plan. Th< SECLUDED-li .-3 Bclr. month. Ava!labl• !or °"' br., 3 ba., llftpla<o, blllll., "'======::::::;;:::; C I ••-VILLA MARSEILLIS ••• , • Cabin ma!ia otter ,..., "' more. No peu or 1800 oq. fl. + 3 dtclca w/ • •• ·-13• OI 0 ""'" SPACIOUS 1 1. 2 I EOltOOM Al'T. mnallduplex ln thertaro! CUSTOMSHELL-·~o-amall dllldttn. Ag•n t It c•·· ,. .... _ 4BR.,211 -....... _" F l·•-•1.u I 1·•-• ~-lot •-a ~ .... ~ 900 •• ··~ Wv allcw 0to -bch.' ?ahoppan ... -. 1 ·~·· 2•• balba,, ........ -UNFUR.N. duplex 2 BR. •nd urn...-n urn ..--~ ~ --0 "• " Alpine R<a!ty, P.O. Box 1198, &l>ml. C.P.I. s • n -du! Ad I LI I &OOd tmnl. Call f'l$.'IJ:!5. Blc Bear Lalla (n4l te&-7511 Corona dol Moir i.. 1395 R<!a -·•·..r. ~. '2 batlui .......... 1310 prage. S135/mo. A " °"' u 1 • "' r~ · · . .,._ 3 BR., 2 balba .......... 13411 1,.:111=· "'Call~5'M835=-:-',,,.--,,=I Dishwasher color coordinated i ppllances • ·c·oLWEL( Out of Slot• Prop, 171 W ALK TO OCE AN · 13 BR, 2 Balba .......... l<OO NICE -2 sr, blmo, relric, Plush shag carpet. mirrored wardrobe doo,... P~bl~;;;i;' ~""jj;; 2 stocy, 2 br, poo!ble * * DUPLEX BR AND 1· red ·h·ill drpe. 1155 mo. Kida ok. Indirect lighting in kJtchen • breakfast bar • Pr~OPf" RTIES. INC REALTORS In the den, t•rn:ed. "''"'· 979-8430. NEW. Huge dlx owner'• Call 642·1383 huge private fenced patio • plush lantllcal" OF FLORIDA C Ma unit. 3 BR., 3 BA . . ing • brick Jlar.be-Ques • large heated poolS STATE osto " Flttpla«, blll111, 1800 oq. It. Huntington Beach & 1anal. Air conditionin~. Ono of tho L11t 1 Br. S.E.C.M. 1 adult omp. + 3 deck> "f/vlew of bay. , REALTY IMMAC 1 BR I< llen-<:OV 3101 So. Bl,rlstol St., ~nta Ano 557.a200 Vacant downtown parcels In Yes. some governmMt land lit A: last mo. $135. 8 mo ocean, & hllll:• Walk to heh Univ. Park Center, Irvine • CO DWELL, BANKER & CO. Laguna Beach. Thia land Is now btlng olf.ered. For lease. Wa,ter pd, 543.5042, & shopping. 1 yr lse. $395. Call Anytime 833.Q ~tio. Cl·pt, drps, bltns, • MANAGING AGENT i1 well localed A: ready your opportunity to own a 1,,.--"''-=-"--,---Refs ln:d 673--0960 closed gar., lovely private for deveklpmmt. Buy now bit of paradlle a t a real NewPort h•ch · requ · · · Office hours 8 AM '0 8 PM ,rounds, \Vater It gardener lr buHd or hold for barp ln. Reply National Mobil ----4 BR. 3 Ba, RA &: m. adlts, pd. Responsible manied ......... Furn. 360 I Apt, UnfUrn. appreciation. Zoned C2. Publle Landa Information ~!'· tll pd • Hm. no pets $335. 424 Poi.nlettia 3 BR. 2 Ba., tam, rm.,, $325 couple. $165. (Adults) no 1,..,.,.w·,...·,.,...----- R<4tooomlcf, ·-. -Servlco, P.O. Box 14199, •-U • Alli> 18> ~~; Mn. S m I th 4 BR, 219 Ito., lam. ·rm.1375 does 842-3Zl6. Co1lo MalO WR ash., D.C. ~ • bachelor. Agent, 979-8430, · ~_,,, 3 BR, 2 Ba. Atrium,,,, $325 EXCLIJSIVE Ct \l acrt, ool E1to'9 Wontad 114 OCEANFRONT Ho""' on 1185 2 BR front dplx, 1rp1 WE HAVE OnlEJIS Unboli.v.tily Booutifvl ----·---·- CostoMaoo HARBOR GREENS I .. J i t : .. •• ' ' EXcl-Batboa Pt'hllllulL fmpreulve 4 BR., S bath, extra large Jtv. rm. Huge 11 x «> famUy rm. with beam cellilWf, maalve frplc., larp patio. ONLY $19,!IOO. CALL e "'U·24!4 level. lXfBrookhunt. tbos>-bea h. SI -8. M n·th ol Gold-• ti hlJd I 1['1 VAL D'ISERE Garden Apt& A b I PVT Pty ·-·!> • _ , Br c ee,... o ai1ag, no pt c • gar • ?~ ~:.nta', n •. • m • " ... ' -> .,. " A I'~ ... Roblnann u 1· __. ~ Altmment• forRtnC Adulta -no pet1, Flowm1 ...,.......... hoTm!' Call Harry 133-1U9 ugust. .uuu • .u-. seu. c ean mr, m .... ""'. ~ , . . ~; M2-23U 'wknda I: -Davit: Realty SC-7000. 431 bis, vacant &t2-33.11. I ~iiiliiilliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiii.:;~.;1 everywhere. Stttam I: FumlthM & • BY Owner • Nwpt Bch. Iv f I Water!all, 45' pool Rec. Rm. : O..an vu. kll!t bide, I >Tl· eve•. Houoos Un rn. 305 Coll• M.oo Apts. Furn. 3'0 Sauna, Bets 1·2 Bdrm, Furn· Unfvmlshed • _, . old, oompl. rt!urttlahtd. Un!urn. liom 1138. SEE IT: HU -1 673-1629. ,_... L di rd Owno ' "SINCE 19111" ·-~=-'-O--~-~-. ' ~ rnco,,., $115 mo. m.ooo. , FREEll .lonorol 2000 PanoruJ, W.8611l. From $120 i... mo ·; an ° s· r tst Westem Bank B'"-. i. BR. Furn. 2 lrg. clo.uts, Bachelors • 1 Mnni · ; -2008 Newport Blvd., CM, C-2 I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii.:i;iiiiiiii We will refer tenants to you AOA· A queen size bed, prlv dttss--, IACK IAY VIEW "'"' :tOOx.315. Owner wtll 11 FREE of ch¥"•. : • Many University Park, Irvine lnr rm. xtra·trg rooms, encl 2 Bdrm1 • i Bdrmo ,·:, Plu...,. o1 Fuhloo Illand cvry TD. Princ. ooly. Bu1ln011 ( de•frabte tenant• on our Doy1 552·7DDD Nights Bold New Concept gar w/storat'. Adults onty. l 'h or 2 Full Bolhl • 1 ,.. • .r Pf••,.rt P•at Office A EutbJuff. .Ju.st u ~ti-1..:64.::2-.::1121=.'------Opportunity HoUHI * Apte. waiting list. L 8Mc no pets. $1001mo. ful at •lcl!I aa lo the <lay. CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE ·* 145•0111 * ALA Rontol1 • 64S.3'00, •guno h fURNITORE RENTAL 2035 Fullerton, C.M. ~faster size bedroomt w/. -: high beam celllnp, Iara• . l living room w/1&1 or l wood bumlnr tlttplae<. . ; Convenient laundry Cl ~ oft kitchen. EnclOM4 pa.. , tiOL 2 awlmmlna poot., '' aauna. f'fCl'tfltion fadU-. : tits. &cur!IY llW\L I A beauutul bqme with 3 Condominiums (NO SELLING INVOLVED) <WW.11lhCOITAMllA e UNBEUEVABLE Bach . $17S.. Nice 1, Br, No. end. 1 Br q $150 Ir: $140. S/pool. .,.ciou. bedroom.I 4 a for ule 160 PART OR FUIL TIME $la>-Include1 all util, Stove, Incl all util Stove refrig New cpts/df'J>I, bltns, gar. * A1ontb to ltfon tb Ad!t1 on1y, Ideal ! or • ~ -. Call ·~nfor CONDO I« Salt. 3 BR, 2\0 Now avallable In Orani< relrig., cpts, drps, tol/pet crpt/drps amt chod " poi l2fO. Walk to bch I< town. 2 * 1007. Purchue Optlcm bache!on, 1993 Chureh, CM ."3 ~ _. Ba., 2 car prep. w/pool Coun(.Y and a.D'TOUDding ok. ok. $120. , Br. Huge declt Vie~. * Wld• Selectkmo 548--9633. •o ·:1 n: REAL ""'\.._ l -., i /\I LRS prM. N--Hosp. ....._ You may ktep your * ALA Ront1l1 e 645-3'00 1275-El .T'"'° 4 Br, 2 Ba, st>le-Ool«-f,D::;o:.no.:.::;P;.o.,.1111 ___ _ 173-91J3. .m.nt pooitlon. All loca-113<)-RARE Find-2 Br. Bltns, lrpl, bl!-ms, gar, yrd, patio. * 24 Hour Delivery ..... art commtrclel or crp1', drps, cbild rtn e 1 BR. Furn w/cuport. 2 NU,VIEW RENTALS • 2BR,l\OBA.1185mo.,walk WATERFltOHI' Udo 1*, D\lpl•x .. /Unlta =ed rur: byw t~i welcome. * Ai.°AleR!;..'?rsU: ~ ~~d ~ 2 ~ ll4 a 00 ~tna. no pets, pleaae. Via Lido Sood. Prlctd I« .... 162 become m.tributor for our 114;;..UNBELIEVABLE 2 Br. lrpl t I --Huntl..-•··-• Pr1 --· (Mounds Almond • MONEY SA VER! • Spac 1 . rm, , gar, errace w ... ,_, ~ 1 Modelo Opon 'Ill t pm. I 2700 Potor-Woy, CM "' nr Harbor Blvd & 1r! l(Uick ..W by owner. n-2 Br. Unfum., sm. yard, ...._...,. • htt, trplc, dbl gar, fncd yd, ocean view, 1~ b I k s clpala only. i-. 673-ClOO: carport $135/mo. Adults. Joy, Be.by R u th, But-kids/pets/singles. Br, atove, refrig, crpt/drpa, b eaeh /1b o p 'g, Adlta. 511 W.19tb, CM 5C8-3a1 · Adamo 1-68f.4706. 2110 Pacltic e . 6'4-0019. tertinger, Nestles, Planters, * sml pet ok. incl all util $135. ~1836• 494-'7256 275'·N Main, SA 547-0314 L•QUINTA HERMOSA t ~ Newport He,..ll 'fuotsie Rolla, Pay Day, 1155-SQUEAKY <loan 2 Br. ALA Rontols e 645-3900 ' -Spsntab Country Elt>le Ltv· ... , Income PraperfV' 1" Milk Duds. Reeses Peanut stove retrlg huge ya.rd for LEASE or lease option: split Inc a Spacloul AptJ. Tero 54&-5025 5 Bedroom -Vltw Home, CUotom drapea. carpets, lhelm. '61,500. Prine. onl y • -· $11110 Ano NEAT S BEDRM, I bath, laundry rm, ..,,... -and I fenced yard. $21, 7SO. Sub- m!t ANY terma. • i.rwln rulty • ,.._ j24hro.l I~ 125 J'l.AMJNGO Mobllt lkJmt :lllld7 -In 1'mlly parlr. where ama11 peta are 48 Units Butter Cup -advertised na-kids 4-pet. ' e FAMILY \\'anted. 2·e r w/ levtl 2 BR le den, 1" BA. lalbN Peninsul• raced pool; sunken gas : IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l:i ; tionally on T.V. etc). \Ve * gar·& fncd ynffor kids, Cat tirepface, sun deek. $325. BBQ. Unbelievable Livin&'.. Parkalll,:e Surreund'-i' Deluxe unltt, Air condJtioned, Uonal ok. $14.5. 49'-863.5 • $45 WK A UP • On Ocean Only QUIET DEL'-"'W ett a . na. company. n s;;..PRIVATE 2 Br home. ALA R-tolo e 645-3900 . Lovell' Bacb .1 Br.· Rooma FURN $175 • "~ all eltttrlc, 24 hvo bedroom, Very high 10001M potential. R / 0 , c r Pt s , d r P 1 , "'" Lagun. Niguel Maid Service. Poot .. UW Pd. 1 BR• • 2 6: 3 BR APTS 2 baths, .me spUt level. 16 Yoo mud ha'Vt' U ~· per children/pet ok. e SPACIOUS 2 Br 2 Ba w/ e Call fi15.8740 e ALL tn'I1.ITIES PAID Prv. patiOI * Htd hall 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, 8 four week spare fune (days or * gar, encl yrd for pets $17S. NEW Home, 3 BR, 2 BA, Nr sho~'I * Adultl Only .: ! =::-! ba~ ~ ''ii T.11 REQUTRED $220-SINGLES, tamilieo tine, ALA Ronlol1 • 645-3900 ~w,7;,,~::"~:'~ =: Coron• del Mor <!,.bl:.!i.~15:::. ~~':ft Martinique Apts. Ai places, Exceptional rental For ~ inbmation 'Mite: 3 Br. 2 Ba. encl gar, nr. e SINGLES OK • 3 Br w/ lease, $280. Owner 213: * * * co 162ll Parklide Lane.) tm Santa Alla Aw., C.14. 1 area dote to two major ''ROUTE DEPARTMENT everything, gar, huge fncd, yrd for pets. 360-Xl24 h I Nel (n4) 147-5441 Mgr. Apt. ll3 64&-55G , =:.:....T~~; N~P~";';J,739 Dci.!~v~~~~c~?We l~ I e64s.3'00 Laguna Hll11 -1i2 1 f.1s1:!:1 n 45 •1165 SNEAK PREVIEW ol Pl'C> flb&Jldnc. Sala p ri ce Incl'*~ No. can fill it. Many .de&irable Rent• s 3 Br, 2 ba, bltlnr, ~ Costa Mesa Bachelor I: 1 BR, patios, ba.,!'!L,_:e ln ~ta ,n,•w $890Q Will conslder 1-~~==~~=-I tenants on our walhngllst. e CHEAPIETEEPEE.Spa· It drapes. Pool 1acllitier, Youarethewlnnerol frplc'a, priv. sa r ases . a_.w.~ .....,. "HI., ~ '&33-1264. COMPLETE MARKET Absolu tely NO OIARGE cioul furn bachelor. All utlls MaintenanQe inc I u de d . 2 tickets to the Divided bath I: lotl <If fee.I.urine µttplacn, walk in *doEASYlnc 196'1'0,000.BaUYmo,* BEACON RENTALS Incl. 18>. 551-3951. Soulhl1nd c!oseu. Rec ball, pool " ?~1 t>, ~b~· beamtd11Wi COLWELL f·R tlVl RJI['.'-. IN(. f.<l Al T(JRS e NOW SELLING e * 64• •111 -" ALA Rontol1 e 64S.3'00 Homo I. Gardon pool •-"'·-balhl< ·~· ng. µU ·~... "" Holland Bus. Solos ~ '"' Newport Booch Show ~-. ,.... · tn inr pool, and many other "The Brokor with Empalh,y" LANDLORDS! • SWINGLES! • Nice 1 Br, BLUFFS "E" PLAN al the ~i!" ~bO: J~ aoodle•· Bacbelor & 1 , ln& 0ranee Ave., C.M. We Speclallze tn Newport ;:: stores. All utila incl. 12500 aq. fl 3 Br., 2% Ba, ANAHEIM Beach, 1 bile N. <If Slater). ~-:.=-~~=· ; f45.<17!) 540Hl608 •Vet. Btacb • Corono dtl Mar • ALA Rontolo e 64S.3'00 plus famibl room. Vacant, CONVENTION 842-7818 • ESTABLISHED Gardeninr 6 Laguna. Our Rental Ser-· clean, move-In ready at CENTER * WINTER RENTALS New VIII• Paul• : -.....mpltte w I to p vice la FREE to You! Try e COOL !Tl • 2 Br, lncd $500. per month. July 14 , Jl\IY 23 1, 2, 3, 4 BR. Ro ..... Nowt 2 Br., 2 Full Ba. ' 11lte equipment .t trailer. Nu-View! ard ••• POOL. Pl call ·----31 .. ABBEY REALTY ~3850 Famlliet Welcome 11 l800 or -ott ... 5!&-7451; NU·VIEW RENTALS y ' "~ l aract. ~·~ ..,. -~··· ~·· ' Shag cpt/drps, patio, , er 1.:m-1m m-4030 or -~ Rontols • 645-3'00 &~t '..'.'$''~'., .. ·:· JW!'. =~~9:' J,:'t, to~ Lo"""' -ch beam cell., garapa. 'I ESr. local cottet •hop 8 a.m. SHARP 4 BEDROOM. "' toll-frte. number ta 540-1220> NO. end • nr bcb 'l8chtlcr "' Fn>m l!IO ~~~J""~ ........ mond; ----halla; INCOME HOMES flOOl !a-A abul!lthoord. 6-NEW DllPLEXES 148,950 Two bedl'OOml, one la lilng· 4-NEW TRIPLEXES 167,950 size; plenty at cloatt and Beoul -2 A S BR untt>. -opact; two lg 151 E. Bay Sl , °""' 111-. pullman balba; dllllnvuber; Comp!•. 811, Ph; MUlO!. built in range, oven Ii: retrige1ator; g a r b a ge d'-1; .,..ber A dryer; shag carpeJ; c u 1 to m drapery;'' lg window's; covered front porch; It< etorage shed; carp ort : cooler, P'A ·beat: In ex~ condition ~ oat See to ·~ call ·¥' -5ll-'1294 ....... 111' • owner. 185(10.00, lln8nclnr a¥ble with 10% dn. BAYFRONT MAGNlFICENT VIEW Largest le newest •40 mobile home at Lldo Parit. Custopl built, 2 BR, 2 BA. 16 UNITS Anaheim location near Riverside: freeway Scheduled growth l24M. Loan auwnable:. Can be !ncrtued. Priced to .. u at $156,500. REALTORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 No children. $22.500. Space !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!! D, Anchorage Way, Lido -OPEN HOUSE Park, ilO Lido P arle Dr, N..,..,. Beach, Lido I'l!nin. S.t. I. Sun. 12 lo 5 p.m. lJKE new, 6 mos., 2 BR, -2 BA, liidiCj>CI; beaut park. 1 'Dll to beach. pools, clubhst, die to lhioppg. Lse $85 mo. SU.900. H n t I n Bch. -· TRIPLEXES, Models at 17th St In Huntington Beach, \\'alk to beach. Call 961-337L f:WAL11lH ,', I 11 to 4 p.m. Yield tllcd on ALL BUILTIN KITCH. e COUNTRY LMN' • 3 Br, * . * * ap~ cook's facll, aep ent, 622 llamttlon, C.M. . Small -64:>3710 QUIET ClJL.DE.SAC lrg !ncd. yard. Kida, pels. ... • ieally BACHELOR APT F 0 R prt· patio. 1125 until pd. See Mar. Mr." Mn. Hoban after s. SIM843. $270. RHONE AGENT 1225· · • .i MAN, nis. 494-l.836, 4M-72S6 548-206% I lnvollmont , 540-llSl J ACK ALA Ront1l1 • 64S.3'00 2414 Vista dtl .Oro * 644-nOl * Newport Bo-2 BR, 1\0 Ba. De-11 W•ntecl 230 -NOW avail. 3 bdrm., 2 ba., Newport Beach Townhou9tt, Blms, fl1lP A ! RENTING-LEASING extra lg,' fenced yd., w/w 644-1133 ANJTIME C•ta Mes8 BAYFRONT RENTAL oven, Cfllt.I, drps, encl , * · * * Home• only. 5 yr'a exp. crpt .f-.. near all schools 301 Edgewater at Coronado. private patio. Encl PJ'I&'!. 1: """"nt 24 hrs 956-2500 " ... y • ., $295. 3 Br. 2 Ba. frplc, Adul •--" , Horold W. Wlllloms ~· • · 1250 per mo., lreshbl paint· beams. bltns, lrg yrd. Casa del . Oro Ytar!Si' teue only 1325, 3 i.. ~·-pet • • • : 4533 Perham ed. 347.1900, $3:iO-New 3 Br, 2~ Ba, ALL UTILITIES PAID BR , 2 baths, garage. Priv. Sl&.5/mo. 545-6342. Coron• del Mar Beautiful trplc. Avail yrly. Compare before you rent beach. Available now. · SPAC 2 A 3 Bf apt $140 up. You are the winner of '150 Model, College Park $430 -.fi Br, 2 Ba. Frplc, Custom designed, featuring: MR. ROBINSON Pool. cpt/drp, bltnl, kkll ': 2 ticketl to the Hou ... * Apta. 3BR. 2BA, Avail about July clubhse prlvl. e Spaclout kitchen with in-DAVIS REALTY 6U-'l(O) ok. ' Southland 15. N•w shaC c r pt 1 NU·VIEW RENTALS dtrtct ltgh!IJlr $210 PER month 1111blet 7/15 19961\laple No. 1 ,. • "2-!1113 , Homo I. Gordon * 141•0111 * lhrougbout. 1275. ~ 673-4030 .r 494-J2l8 • _ .. din's area to 9115. l.orae •IJlrlt apt 2206 Oillqe No. 5 ... &a-71111 ~· ·Show Carmel • Home:like atorqe incl; P\:>ol, TeMil A Spa. GARDEN apt avail about : t th 3 br, 2 ba, ...... drps, bllns, HARBOR View, ' • Pri •• ~ •U ··~ A 1. ~K ·~ L ' a e ned tio dbl beaut. carpt'd. 6: ~ped; 3 v•:r pa...,. .,........,,_,,, U8o -Pft' mo. u~ • ,. ANAHEIM noo • PRIVATE studio w/ ..,... pa ' garago. anded lam e Costd.prage w/-.... Apt. Unfum. 365 last in •dvanc:o. $50 <111&!' l COCNEVNETNETRION stove, relrlc. All utll pct ~·No~-30oi~ ~.;2 !':ii~ vttw. $425'. ::: e Full 1""111 marble pull· O 1 ~~ !._ ~ only, No 'j Ideal for one, man ener• pe ... ~ '""' l' J"'" M * 557-8443, Rich. le.,. No pet> e ~•-· n~-_ • =,....,,-=~-~~--1 ' Pl,..;;u W.sm:: ... n• 1125 . wALK to park .1 BR 3llR, 20A 11ome, bulltina, dbl Corbln·Marttn R11n. Glf.'1662 • P:,:,i''.' s;;i:;,., . ..;.. -ON THE BEACH! ~lll2.i:. !"~v:ci.: j between 9 and5.pmtoclaim w/gar, crpt/drpsl pet (.'()D· gJT, new ew1tin-d:rpa:, crptg 2 BR, w/w CJ1rtl, d:rpt, rounded wttb 'plush land-sell clean rng, no troat ref )'OW' tickets. (North County aidered, & tlrepl. Immed oce. $225. frplc, refl'ig, range. EncJo&. acaplng 1 BR. Fum. 6: Unfum. 431 Iris, vacant 642-3331. , ! j toll-free nwnber la 540-1220> * · per mo. Call a C' n 1 • ed gar. Quiet. n 'IS. Adult>. Adult llvtn& at t11 best FROM ON~ Y $1'5 * •BEAUTIF\11. 1 ,.,2 BR. 11 * · * * S145 • oozy Cottage . t BR, 546-4l 4l. See owner at 431 Princeton Large 1 BR $175 OCEAN Q._UEEN Co -~-hlld 4 BR 2 BA bit'·-I d Dr CM (NR. Harbor 2 BR. 1'-1830 E. n .... t lvd, ntemporary Carden Apts. . Money te LMn 240 :cl gar. Stove, r~16' c . yard, patio,' ex~;nt e=.. Bl~). ' tmLm ES ~REE t.oDc Beach ""'~Cn3) 4.15-5845 t~~Cau ~51&.r.°1" m.> ; HOMEOWNERS! * tion-lmmed oceup. $250. per w AL K t 0 bf!: .. c h .• 36$ w. Wilaon "2-1971 l®f.'..LbY. ~ W~I~ ~ BORROYf $150 • lNCREDWl.E 2 Br mo. Call agent 546-4141. Stnglet/!amili<1. 4 br, den. DELUXE I BolbN lolond 2 BR,-2-Bk.-Blmo, <rptJI, ', - alone on lot. Gar., lncd >'l'd. 3 Br, 3 Ba, $350 mo. 1st " 2 itory, awim pool. Call ror APAR.TMENTS . . ~~. ~u!ta.\, ~ , $lOOO. $l0,000 Up E/llide. · lalt + <leaning ilepoa!t. detail• J.ct. $79-8430. Air Cond • Fiplc'•. 3 8wtJn. Ll'l'l'LE Illand 1 Br lux. apt. 007-6459 HLY * Wa!tr 6 prdent!r ind mtnc Pooll • Htallh Spa •. $225/mo. Yrly. also 1 Br """===~-~-I' LOW MONT n60 BRING SNOOPY! 2 642·7469. HARBOR V!tw, Carmel, Tennis Courts • Glmo llld , $175. -kbl m-'1171. *GARDEN Klt<bm -2 Br, 2 ' BCaY ?wner duBeplexhl .fo:oooold PAYMENTS Br fncd .~ gar kids/pet 2 Br -~ beaut;c&rtJt'd" draped; 3 Btlllard Room. a.llloe -1neu•· Ba, boloJ!COdponr, lllkhon ' VACANCIES! HOOSI E R P~trano ac • -· • LOANS on ANY HOME, ' ,.~ ' qultt c;i' ~Nora::: BR., 2 ba. Pantled lam. ~ .. , ~ bltim. C.,U. ~ $170. ( TIWLER COURT, C.O.ta ,.. trade !or lot. 531Hl346. PAID FOR or NOT ok. * $171)/mo. 548-8251, ~1405. nn., lrpl.; valley view. $4Z 1 B~.B!\:'~~r!(l)$iJo' 2 BR. l \l 111., patio, balconf, ·Cl!Jld -· - llleu. ~1 °1 town.AdulS..t> ""'N lndu1trlol Proporty 161 COMPAREFIRSTOUR1 CO S T S $180 . SPACIOUS s Br, 2 Ba Mo., leut. No pet>. "EDITERn. •. NEAN S15 E. lloy. $225. monthbl on SPACIOUS.~ 8bllo 2 •I up 11> -tft. • o -• . MESA VERDE. 3 Br, 2 Ba, Corbin-Martin Rlln 1114-7661 "' "" yriy tt .... Inqulrt at Apt. B / cpt. drps i =:im':;,u!.lll'I cas. 21 "'"'acre• M·2 on Collin• FIRESIDGu•ft•~~EAN Z~ .. ~·o:.ttns. tamlly, cpt>, drpo, bltna, ln>lc. No ' EXEC eaymat 3 Br VfLLAGE Cm-= or 548-7771. bl't..~ ~\O ba,'"' priy ~ I 1...;.;;,,..;....-~=-..,...--1 ~v<nu., Orangt. P rt c • ~"~ : LANOLORDSI pet>. I.tut, 1275. 516-92m. !am/dbi hobby nn& Pool'. 2400 H bor Blvd cu Corona •1 Mar 545-4893. : 33' Spartan, 1 BR; be.., awn-$30,00J J?Cf acre. Will divide. U )'DU can aet the SAME Do you have a. va cancy' We 3 Br, 2 ba-#il> mo. Nice 2 trplca: $425. See at 1DI (~4) 557.aoi ...,. 2 BR., u.nturn., dillchn. ' in&. prlv beach & dock, Subm.Jt terms. For further LOAN from any OTHER can fill it. Many de~ble patlo. Dbl ~. SM-1093 Jtvlne Ave, NB, er c:all RENTAL OFFICE Ab11>l, no Ptta. Inquire at · $1800. Bay Shore Park. 1l2 lntonnation, please call Hai LENDER in C&llfornla at tenant. on our waitlnc Ji.st. or. 892-0793. btwn t A: 5. SU..Sl87. OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM 381' No. 2, E Uth St. W. Cat Hwy., N.B. Sp E-l.3, Loomis with RATES LESS THAN WE Ablolutely NO CHARGE, $13$.2 Bedrooms "'-.._~ ... ~ ~163. •1 ~ Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc. OFFER, r•l•r• the BEACON RENTALS Gangl!. Also 2 "'°'Y 4 br YEARl.Y, ,_ dupt~2 t sr.:1o"!~~~:~~p <* --• CLEAN 2 Br, oludlo, •-/ ', SACRIFICE in Lido 541-2621 MONEY within 15 days. and * 645-0111 * pool hoult. Agent. 979-S430. bdmt., 1 ba., <rpt>., .-... , •-( --~ 1 ftterfJonl pmc, 2 br, Evos/Wkn& 213: 427·97lO YOUR LOAN with US la bllna. Beat Newport loca· e TV lo Maid Strvice A..il ON TEN ACRES crpt/bl!ns/gar, Adul!o, llO I 13,115. Also dbl wide at _ __ FIU)E! R.C. WERNER • 3 BR. 2 BA, lam rm, IZI> per Eoot Bluff lion, lil<t bu. f'l5-41'19 or e Phone' s.rvice.atd Pool Apt~ tum./Wlfum. Ltue pele, $155. 548-6351. SJ,Jlti. fl3.J817. -Pre•ldent mo. !Ml; Ltard. 919-7"2 or (I) 615-2615. • OUldftn 6 Ptt aectJon Firtpllcta / prlv. pat!oo. 2 BR, un!Um. (:rpts. drpo, ! ..0. 2 BR.,.'°tio. ~ 8210'x ;\0t20:a ... m111 1FlltESIDBf'1trlft !i85-3586.. ~~t·~Ri:.:.BA. ~R,Esx::_u~ =~-::~ :'1;.!T:.~k~ n=:."~";~·NoP"'-, ::: • '°!. $23Xl. and,,.... .. • 2328 Harbor Bl., C.M. .'!'_:: BolbN Panai111lo 499-1064 ""'· atrium y,.,.111, Call: ftls Ad Wodl 15 oo -lllacArthur "' Cout ff"l'l &'Stele 2 BR., 11' Ba. l · .... i . $24,500 WN.Matn,S.A. ~· OCEAN Blvd., Yriy -· WINTON, -m..ml SNEAK PREVIEW at pro. adul~ -· E ••I. S'lOT'-bomew/lAl':dl' RoyMcC1rdi.Rultor . lmm<ll.-.Ntwlycleoor, Hullll ..... Boocll WESIWITEaoeo t ho lllbly the belt n •wSUNNY prlvato tlo All patlo.l!SS.-aft6. ; c.•-. -""· lklrtlntr. 541-7729 1st TD Loans No pet.. R•! r•nc••· *WE blvo a Iarp oolectloa homo.' Bli. 3 Ila. -:::::"'~"'~"':; ... 211r. ci!>I...: ttirt,, lBRapl,wtrArltdtntr pd. : ·--· SJQ. After 1810 Ntwport Blvd., C.M. $300/mo. 673-3914, '9rll41. o1 I llJld C bedroom ._. otrtum. Y..,,,. ell: -~ a-d bftmed . cpts, clrpl. A ohort ~ lo Adulla only, oo ltlda or pell. j 1, M _. ~--6%'!1> INTEREST !bat can 111 lllO\'lll! Into WINTON, R-itor t1WD1 -baoch. 7V7ll lklioa-, lllD/mo. 1• tll5C -. i .. MObu. born• Lots'°' s.i. o• 2nd TD Loans a.vmo... &!molt lmmedlata11 oa.., 'BR,, BA,•...., .n; ::_i.;..t::-ma'.,.-;: Open -":!:f ___ ., call * DE1.1JXE 1•2BR. * ~ _...llH.11..$3,!IOO.OUI LOl'onb<achln M°""Bay 2 BR. Comer tot. Yeoey Rtnt·O ptloo p l ao . rm.,tncldlllpr.lool,.. aoodln. Blcbtlor 6 11---...,~ Bllno,doh-,pr.,nrllo. o(---• '7l<l30'. Stll or Ind<. 1mmt ,.,,. 0ranat Co. .ltuelncl. a ppltane er, SHERWOOD REALTY, A..S Aur. llt. ....... l!I. -6-SU$per1n0. lBR.CGroLtclo. AP,!, AdUJ1'. Cou!Plua. ·-· •• llll ,,,..,.... 642-46l.O. "WE BUY TD 'S" prdentr. 1335. Im Via!>. 54N555 3 BR., I Ila. -.; '7 1• w, W-°""'Mesa. pool, no pet>. 42!0 E. Cout 3 BR, 2 Ba. shag ep!o. Noor lflt 8rLnlllRE 1h62, 11' Mountain, o....,, Sottlor Mlf. Co. 548-033.I 2 Ir., oltc.'1t1tiil1tt O: >...a.,.. t.:i." SUII !Umlbropl.Noqblld. Hwy.-· _ O.CC. l!IO/mo. U-• ... ool .. -odult pork. ltooort 174 '41-21n 545-0611 c--•1 .... , FA ht., .,.,... W a lW Blir. ... • .,. or peta. $IAlmo. 131-lfl' 2 Br, I Ila, Ip pd apt. 2 bllat • 2873 M...SOU. Apt. c. -• -fici ''.. •• ••• s.rvtoc Hul>or :11 ---""' fncd, let, dlil. 1or. V• Cand1mr..-111 5 pm. 6-_,,, Ytar rouod iiiiiT .-• Br Elo ~:ii: :: -· ,....., CL&ANSbr,2111,auapt. cont -Monln ..... y. ~... -•111r-.-A-V'" -J .. ~···:::::3"br.• BA~ilt'~~ I Olar odlt Lobsldt cabin 135:000 WE maka loans oa -1V. elect Id~ pr, OllDdect, "' $1tl0. mo, ~ HZ-SI----• 387 W. Bay St. CM fll.C1 ..,_ can· 86&-4641 or W>ti.• Also b11Y TD'1. lllcClun, be1ch. ~-all 4. 4471 or 5*110. ...... P• ... 1.C1 ISl-11117.aft 5 pm 1 bl. "'1 .tow dpla. ~ loc. ---~-....;.=.= ... I br, SJ>tgcer Rt&! l:atoW, ,._ <i, Bkr. Gl-8332 or -· Lillo to ,,.., Dir,.,,,...,, SINGL~DILllS NEW I Br, I ba, llllly ...,..._ BEAtrr, rtJRH, J BR. $175. ~2!. J BR _.,, apt. ~ Ito - -.-t. -2821, Bia Btar Lallo,, Faat mutt> ... :1Ult.""""' -column II.,.,.., Walk • -s ... '°""" vw. --Up tncl. Ulll. Hid. pool. HOUSE lluntlrWI W&lcb lbe ""°"""· "' -.. c.illitl = Call!. ..n away 641-6671. · s u .... 5 cl.,. for 5 -ldd/pell. Aplt, ~ prl<nJ. ~. S25-ft3.1. Adults, .., poll. IO-OPBlf HOUK-. St .. CM. - \ I • i I ' , . ' • youn 'Htre's at lt1 • Sm&! 111')' ~ ~ .,E P,S f 2M ** 3 Br, I~ S t1ris, ~~eh! _.,no QI~ 64 Sf?ACI 1135/ • . O.n• A'fTR u apt, lse, out pt., 496-07119 Kuntln The it al bl Ne ''~and ' mat Jake ·aar , ~ ens .pala We that ,for com 1bars .P?O t . • • ,pat ;y our .your f ·and ' .o~r 1Eve . ' Ill a and ·..au: 'Fo~~ 9 t o Hos Coa I I I I ~ Mon<lty, Jw~ ID, 1'72 ~41L'; PILOT ::& '-tt------'~ [ ~-·u 1w•orcJ!tJ I •••••-!rt) ::;;I. ----:I~~ L ~.;-u J~j ~ ~ ..... ~ .. 'f ~)~[j];.I ""'iiiiii ... iiiiii,_...:l~fSJ[-... -1~[-... ..-.J A#. Untwm. W Apt. U-... JU Sum....,. ....,..,, ... lndu1trl1I Rental 451 s..w c-SU Loot 511 Chlltl c.... Polnllnt & ~~·---~~---A TINKUN& FOUNTAllll )'OU1'I to come bomt to! · Htrt'• adult &arden·Hvlna at lt1 beat : * Srn•U, well ma.nqed tux. ury units in a convenient, .,.-established area, ....... gr<al pool, op- e a aou courae. • E bedrooms, !\I boths, rsona1 pallo, laundry· .lhop, ~ddu!J' llvlng , with fireplace. · P.S. Th~ price will ' J surprlse )'OU i Fairway Villa • Apartments Santa Ana Ave., 546-6215 * $180 * * Br, l~) Ba, ne\vly painted aJthU, crpt/drp1 encl patio. N"z-$aChls le shop'J', Children ~. no peta, 880 Center St .. q.i:. 642-8340 or :;48-2682. P.ACIOUS 2 Br, apt. $135/mo. Older prelened. 1 613-8145 BR, 2 Ba, E 18th St., Spac, ehcl garage, Adlls, $115. 546-3rnl/SI0-4431. 'R. CJ'Pf;5• drp&, bltn stove, Pflv patio. $150. 787 W. Wilaon. 673-7178. BR . unfurn w/stove. Cpnvenient location. $135 ~r mo. 55'1-7768 • 1600 sq. ft. 3 Br, 3 Ba. Ollklren Ok, no pell'. $Zl0. no or 833-JMO. V'ALK to beach, new deluxe ltBR, Z BA, lllrikf'n liv rm, lfeamed ceiling, !rplc, bltns ificld'g DW. encl 1ar, priv patio $285 per mo. Children Ok. w ....... paid. ti 5 Delaware. 546-2182, 1 WALK to lo1ch 3 Br., t'pts, drps. dshwshr 1; lo 308 16th, 8!1·3957 A'Pf, U.nfum. 365 i.w;.orr Bo1ch H-"'unt-lnvt<on--.. -.... ---'1 -.., h BAYFRONT 3 BR, 1vall all COSTA MESA FIND YOUllSELli· -------¥ P-rhlrttl"I -.Ulll :< or part o! Aucuat s:;ootwto. 1410 & 2SllO Sq ft. LOST lo COM. lo LllAl YOUNG SET SUmmft comp•IP-A_IN_:Tl_N_G_l...;..R...;..lr ___ , 11UNJINGJON'S *NEW 2 Bl\., ~lk to !)each. OulltandlrC view" location CABINET MAKERS-IN ~~~J'JE~· .-Bl •·v"' ~~~·Ir ""'' ~10. ucltlnc !lold E>cp. AVt; . ..,,": l "ct!::i l' Spectacular Viflw. $260 up. nr jetty, Responslbk tamilJ ,rlBERGLASS • ue n.ey • ..xllK'l •i-ttlps, twlmmins. btach, SIS. Inter & txttt. Excellent 494-3383 or <94-2339. Nr. N"P' l'l'Wl' • S.D. ~ •• ., DISCOVERY Blk fem cot • ....nna otc•llna, bewllna, art.t A worll. ~ ... "an11· ......._,,. FINEST only. 613-l303 tor awl· • •• , n<1~6!83 1131387-3393 aear Aft. coll&r. R>ward n 546-37o6. ~ ' -·--, l BR apt. near ~·ntown: BAY VIE\V 2 bedroom. 2931 Crace Ul. .:_,_,!6~14'::!6~33'~S~or~54M688~~'--l"-cr;:a:;;L:::;:::------1 -R:.:d:.::.,. -,~~---~I Blt·lns, crpt'd. No pets. al(M!ps 4 c:ompletd,y fundlh· (SIJ.t.fJf Bak€'r, E. of Fairview Tr•vtl 540 J..OS'T white male Bd&lan Contr•ctor No Wunrw 2.:.R·ft~io'a~1Bai:.~~= $170/mo. Ctll &!ll-4904. ed. AvaU·June to Sept. $750 .~a.::.k R:~ .... talive thecc --W-1.N-D-JAMM--E-R--Sb<pherd, vicinity Oranp JACK Tau It ,,..RtPoll' * WALLPAP'Elt * park-likeaurrounc1mcs. Lind• Isle 1o0 pr month. Adults o 1'(711) 979-+&.'U or 87Mnl _ TAHITI CJt C'bllf:re, ansv.·ers to ttmod .• addtt. 20 yrs. exp. \Vl~n )'CCI c:aU "Mae" !il>nken l'<lol -Bar-1>-q ... -* CHARMING 2 BR, 2 JlA, aa<lll 6'!5-4930. NEW DELUXE M-1 Ulllll. 3 Sllllnc voyqe -South Seu. '• Gabby , • • 5 4 Mil06; Llc'd. My W•y Co. !14T-<ll36. 541-H.W ... Im $parkl.Uw: Spanish Fountain! bay view, UlO. Lease NO. 62 Btacoo Ba,y, N.B. ph. pM\'tr. 1733 Monrovia Share \VOtit 'eoe:ta.' MG-5-188. Drivtw1y1 SAVE Ss -why p&lnt? Tow-livina featuring: ~106 Watenront ' BR. 4 BA, 513-314S: 830-9798 evta. 2U/371-123' 3 mo. o Id w h 1 t e Deperda)>Ulty 1!'11td -nlil. • SJ)acious room 11,. • 1.,:=-=·:c· ~~----Aur. $2700. See owner on Samoyed Collie puppy, Jul)r QUALJTY seal c. o • l i n c • CL E A N l N G w a 11 a. ~te dining wJprivate 1M-..;.._•_•,.V_•_r_d_•____ preodies. • Rento1l1 Wanted 460 I.------~ s. Vic Birch a: 1'tesa Dr. Weather, 1u. oil reaiat&ut. \\'ood\\'Ork. ete., h" m • •, paUo • Walkinc 'clcaets •• oauiE2".' 3 Br~. "2 "&. IBAL.~;::;,:;~=. O,,H-ot"'tt'".-A'"p"'i.-."'Rm"'"""s. RE~SPO="'N"'SIB""LE..,... __ .,...._r -.-.~··. I ; _ .... ·-~ l[S) $57-9.f'M. ~·lMblack. H,a w I e y ! I trallcra. 494.310 HOme-11.ke• kitchens le encl tl'[lt, $JS5 up. R(!ntal Fr $10 da • •~ k 121 ~ ...,.. ,_ i>"W'V N • PROFESS!Ou.L -•-•-cablnets J Deluxe built-ins, • · • _, w • needs room w J k I t c h e 11 St\1.'L red oocktr/K'tttt_ mtx. ,....,. r .......... $1.90 all Utilities p&jd. Ofc., 3005 Mace Ave-. Agate, 6"fS.3613. privgs by August 1, dOM to'·--------Male. Under blte:-CM 1ze;.·: Ettctrlco1t·--Bonett· \\'Ork. Ttu. lJcllrs. LA. QUINTA HERJ\IOSA 546-lOJ.4. Vecation Rent•I• C2S shOpp.ina: area. 646--6485. I' Reward. ~19. c< L r~R!ClAN u -~-.J lnt/F.~t. Free e•t· Re.fs:: · M l I V • -.;;.;,;;;~;..;,,;;.:;.;.;;.:;:_...;:::; Found <frM 1dtl 5!0 ~ -· • "''~· ;ig_•-·~ 4 blks. S. of San Dioeo r?wy. i .;.;.;•.;.•;.;l'"r.;.:...;.;.l•"l'°O____ ... * CATALINA * -3 BR HR. or q. apt unfurn bonded. Small JObs, ma int. ·-"'·,,"=· =o-==="'' on Beacb, l. blk. \V, on • NE\V J·er, l~i Ba step dn Beautiful vit'W home. S·Br. for rent.Oean. Until Jan, ~ &: repain 543.5203. + PAINTING· PAPERING l(olt to , 1973. $425 per mo. in CdM or * * * .... ] rm-· lnttrior Exlfrior l62'11 Parkslde Lane liv rm,. shag crpts, drps, By week or month 6J3.1l148. N Bch 6#-Ralph Lirrince -tructSon ....... ELECTRICAL \VOR·K. All Uc. l nsuttd Guannlffd 114: 847-544:1 t bltns, patifJ,ipool & rec fac. Rent1l1 to Sh•re 430 ewport · 3402' 17152 Pearl St. kinds. Bi&: or small Lir'd &•ca.II HaJT~ 6f2-t558 ·oN BEACH! 2 BR, 2 BA Un#. 1 '"Fr. $251 2 BR. Furn Fr. $308 ADULTS ONl.Y FurnltUre AvillibJe· C a r p ets.dra,pes-dlshwuber heated pool.ga,una1:tennil rec room-oce'11 v1ews pal!oo-ample parklnc Security Guards. HUNTIN,GTON PACIFIC 7ll OCEAN A VE .. H.B. (714) s:i&-1432 ore open 1'° arn.6 pm Dally W!LLIAM WALTERS CO. $230t 8.»-087l. G=orr~pt~ ~~fAi.C:::. Or•nt• lnli. Free e.~t . 546--0.2ll ,. PAINTER Sptcialist outside Newport Beach. GIRL to sh~ furn 1 br You are the winner o! Schools It G•rdenlng tnnl kltchtn1 and baths. "PAiiic 'NEWPORT ~;~~:. H.~. S85 mo. n;:::~~h:;:t~~m;: 2 ticket• to the ;;;;i;ns;t;ru;;;ct;;;::;ion;;;::;s;;;;;;;;;;;5;75;j YARD CL:EAN·UP Tl?.tE! Su.1253 APARTMENTS SHARE my ,.........,,.home horn<. Top$$. 558-1799 Southland Tree nmoval, pruninr. '"'" PRO!". Paintlnr. also ""'"'· /'··k rt ~-Homo & G1rdon Interested In care. AOO. taw,ns tertiU.ed, •=•~ · .. 11., lnter/eder. w """" • ma o7ol"W yrs. Misc. Rentals 465 Show on the bay $J;Q/mo. Straight. 6To-4331. at the A ·Reol Estate lop -·· mo::! & ~" SI>. LiC/\M. Free '8t. 645-5191. Lwrury apartment liviog ov-· BEAUTIFUL .Jarie home to * * 1' ANAllEiM Ddveway1"' "' · WALLPAPER HUNG erli/oking the water. Enjoy share: Newport B ••ch. Mrs. Bob Toglo · CONVENTION Career? S1:>-<i9i · 646-SG.16 Carl Reb!Jo 646-2449 $750.000 health' spa, 7 swim-Priv. room & Ba. 64s.-.31~. 10339 Nightengale CENTER AL'S GARDENING DISCOUNT on harclna: U nl~ pools, 7 lighted ten. Fountain V•lley July 14 • July 23 Ne\v or Expt'J'lt'!nffi! for gardt'ni111 I: 1 m•11 buy on W.C. Lir1iln.<1. call nis courts, plus miles of Go1ra9ff for R. 9!1t 435 YtJu are the 'vlnner of Please call 642-5618, rxt. 314 1'"ull or Part Tin1c landscaping services, call The Hancmen 547-5846. bicycle trails, putting, shuf-2 11 k t tM Llcenatn& Prep. }'or 540--SUR eves. Se r v 1~n I -- Deboard, croquet. Junior l's GARAGE for ca!~ storage. ~ethiZnc1 betwffn 9 and 5 pm to claim Ne\vport, Cdl\J, Costa r-.tesa, Plaiter, P•tch, R.e:Mlr from $17A .50 monthly; also 1 U), per mo. 9Jll Palm St. H • G d your tickets. (N9rth Cciunty • R.E. Slsm & Bkrs Dover Shores, \Ve1tclltt. * PATCH P" -ERJNG ' H B ... •s1s ~ ome • ar en toll·free number is Sf0.1220) • Sal ... ,.,... · -· and 2-bedroom plans and • •· v.:iO'""t • """W""'"' Show * * * es ..-xiccess ining PROFESSIONAL tree work, All types. }'rte estimatet 2·story town houses. Elec-• Placement Asst for 1trads J'I r u n i n g , t r \ m m 1 n 1 , Call 5fl>..682S tric kilchens,.-privatc patl6s Office Rent1I 440 at th&. BLACK & whtttt female ton: • Day le Eve Clas11es sprayil'lf, 1 pr I nk I er s. =-~------ or balconies, carpeting, dr•· -ANAHEIM haired cat, very th In. • Tuitic>n Reimb. Plan Landscaping , c I ea 11 up. Plumblnt · DESK -. ..,~bte $50 CONVENTION 93 ------·-----peries, Subteq-a{lean patjc· mo. Will -.1.1 .. furniture Vicinity Falrvle'v Ro ad George 646-58 · PLUMBING ing with elevators. Optional ..,. ... .,._. CENTER near S&n Dle1<> Fwy. For Information Brochure *LANDSCAPING* at SS mo. Answering terVloe Ju1y 14. July 23 , 54021... (714) ~1191 lnstall·Rmlodel·Repair, maid service. Just north fJf available. 222 Fatttt Ave, :r-'" •-.,.,_ __ Guest , -ct Ne\v lawns, SprinkJe.r1, deck1, Fl'ee Eltimatf's, U o, NEW beaut 2 Bl\, shag crpts, FaEihkin lslanil at Jamboree Please call 642-5678, ext, 314 ~m "' r '~ u: 11re 1 St 11 'd '"" _ drapes, bl.tins, has frplc . and San Jooquin Hilla Road. Lllguna Beach. 494-9466 bet\v~n 9 and 'S pm to claim r P•u. wht shaggy fml doe 325 Old No. Ne\vt)Orl Bl. NB c eanup, &It e · ~-1-... S4MTT2. Near beach. Open house Sat Telephone <n.t) M4"]!8) NEWPORT }VATERFRONT your tickets. (North County w/grey floppy ears. Vic. EdrnOncl F, Jackson CO'.\IPLETE Lawn & PL~BING REPAllt. iZ-4:30. 623 9th St. or call for rental hlformation OFFICE. Prestige local.ion ttJll·Cree number is 540.1220) Tic Toe Maket on Beach R.E. Education since 1964. CaTl'lening ~~. H1tullng No job too 1roall 847--0140. -==::;:c;.:.;.;.,c_c-'.--_ oppositl! Linda Isle. Carpet, * * * Blvd., HB. Please claim, I.: clean-up. J im 548-0405. * 6'2·3128 * 3 Br, 2 ba, $185, Beautiiul n.:_:uXEc•.:. ~"'pat m1,·nt·.· fErpnci.I, air, gd pricing, 341 Bayside liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii don't want to take her to Ac•demy LAWN SERVICE COLE PLUMBING Cl ...... ........ o: Dr. 673-lGJ>/eves. 548-1019 pound 962-9437 R I E t Blttns, shag & drps. e&n, gar. Adu1ts over 30: no 1 ~ · · e1 I o1te Cut · Edfe ·Trim Dependable 24 hr. ttrYlce. &C5-U61 spacious; nr park & !Chis. children or pc-'ls. $19e. DESK &pace available $50 Announcenwtts -BLACK kitty w/\vhlte pa\VS, Contracting & Eves aft. 9. 545-3766 557~ Drains uncioged .. ST.30 Children wtlCQme, no pets. 645-4443, mo, Will provide furniture J;;i;i;i;i;i;;;;· ~;: fluffy, vie Coast Hwy &: ln1ur1nc1 Schools EXP. Hawaiian Gardener Sn-.r Hne to l«J'. $15. 968-8633. B,AL. Fenin Deluxe 2 le I 3 :~bf~ ~ch~: Anita St • Laguna beach. (Gf approved, 1\.1/C, BoA) Complete gardening service * 5&-2502: * NE\V 2 BR, 2 "BA. dbl B nd H "•M• Beach. ••• ·-Announcements 500 497-2068. l\amalant 646-4676 $1 Bit. BR. Frplc. Bar. ra new. unLllJ.gwn ~ STRUCT 0 · · Remodel & R-1ir garage. 00 mfJ, ins, Nr. PaviUion. Yrly. 2 ADJOINING otficesl---------FOUND puppy between IN IN in .Ult art ?f JOHNSONS' CAJU>ENJNG '"'P' ~4f8pes. 6 4 5 ~ 4 2 0 3' 842-8148. available. 2 different }oca. NOTICE is hereby given that Fair&ro;:!,~ &l OOC, Cot feta = D= ~ail no'v 1n Yard l\1aintenanct, Planting CUSTOM Rlmod/Altuatton1. -""=--'---~~,---1 tio nso &: $100 I the undersigned will not be Mesa. vwu.::r d e n t .Y • • • ' 'a.sses l"IO\V Cleanups ' 962-2035 \Vh\t have you. David 2 BR apt. Closed ........ -. BEACH ~ aptll'tments ns. . . mo. 540-3994 Iorming. Beginning Flam.en-SI" art -n'I -n1-~-·---from 1175 -month Yrly. 64U560. re!POnaible fur any debts or · co claues are 100 avail. EXPERT Japan"• Gardener • • •-~ ·--· C'rJ)ts, dr,.i. Chlild It small AGT. 673-8563: Mr. Larson IDEAL Joe av!. Aug. 1 liabilities contracted b y FOUND Baasel Hound vie. call, 962-3797. * 645--1796 * _64_6_-284_7_. ------1 pet ok. $145/mo. 847-2940. Oler Beau Prcifess.Jonal Stater Bros. Market on 19th O.t or NB arta IMMACULATE 2 Br, 2 Ba, Harbor Blvd CM. Good traf· BE AN Rooll LARGE 2 BR.1 story 4-plex. fie 1000 ~rooming as of 6/llm. St., C.M 8.30 w. l!tb St., JL\1'.S Gard n1 I "' Cpti, drps, r/o, gar, fncd. c/d, bltns, "'1cl gar, patio. 0 ,."'34•3xpose7 d • '11 tt. C.M. after 5 pm. INVESTIGATOR 1 .-.._ arde nr, col mp etel·LE--E"'"·---1·--eo-·-----child OK. $135. 847-0245. $185 lse. ~3108, ~2370 <>.><r-ys. Recorded Meuage TeUs HO\v a~« Y CAtt, c ea~ups. rwu Ull • rwufinc .it OFFICE Space, 444 Old I II• IF =~O~UN~D~"'2°'s_ku,_n_ks_,,_•_ic"'ln~lty Call -11 Free ~a-3662 aft 5 pm. type1. Recover, repe.in, Apt Unf 11.c NEWPORT -BA YFRONT -I Balearic Drive, Ccllta Mesa. .a...u th f ,_ h~ • um. ...,... APT. 2 Br. 2 Ba $425. FtJr Newport Blvd., 3 blks No. of .... sona 1 S45--45S5. (1) IQ0..426-0232 Jonc11 Lawn Service ermo l'OO coat .. ,.11, w. 1~ Newport S.•ch Details Call G42-2m. H\.\'Y 1. DJ sq. f t. $95/mo. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;m~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil MO\\', ~e. vacuum. SmaU , & color. Llc/bondtd, 1moe 548-5300 I FOUND \Vednesday, 6-21. lar~. clean-up. 54~2943. 1941. 1i~ree t'SL 642--7222. v~~~~ P s., · tington Beach. 536-8449. •-"--... •-.i-""" DI t 1 do A I BAY VIEW OFFICES P1rson•l1 530 Black puppy, male. Hun. I . ll51 AL'S Landscaping, Tr-• T. Guy Rootinr. Deal Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Deluxe. air-conditioned · -~-... ,_.. ren1oval. Yal'd remodeling. _rec · my own work. Redecorated. Lido area Straight male chauv~n1st 26, FOUND female orange & . Trash hauling, lot cleanup. &t')o-1780. 548-9590. Cost• Mesa Realonomics, Bkr. 675-6700 l®klng for attractive Wl· ' black dog by Mesa Bowling Repair sprinklers. 67~ll66. OFFICE $60 . month, crptd, :~:t~~a:~:s~toan~h~~ Alley, Costa Mesa. 646-1738. ~bysittint JAPANESE Ganiener !!w!~f Alter•t~ SummeJ" . Rentals PAL~ MESA APTS. MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. ulil pd, in shopping center. cation during July, Must be FOUND 6'25• v\c. Tusµn &: YOUNq SET SCHOOL-qes Con1p. Ya.rdwork «Clean-up. SEWING .. DESlGNINCl S33 E. 17th St., C.M. 673-0140. neat It fun·loving. Hippy Cabril~:· White, •mall 2--6 open 7 daya, 6am-7:30 Fret esttmales, su..aJ.02 Men -WtJJrien. Reuonaba. NEWPORT EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS FURN. OR 1JNFURN. Business Rlnfal 445 iy!)es reed not apply. Call dog. . pm. ProCe11k>nal teachers rs.tea. Ten dOUar mltdmunl. leave name & No. 673.8943, SMAU. gray le white kitten. $20 weekly 646-3706. Gen1ral hn'fcn Estimate•. C&U ,._7450. · Newrpotrt Beach's ,. Unbelievably large apts.. LEASE tor -630 .. It huge pool, Jacuzzi. elect rec rm to furn, appliance, Most Prestiaious Address .. ':!.':~.:."::u1~. ,!· .. ~':'"· hooks, garm•ms .. novttty ask for Tom. Vic Baker~ Fairview. RES p 0 NS IBLE exper. FREELANCE WRITER • Alter•tlotls M2JMI *FULLY LICENSED* , Huge eyes. . ' babysitter, YfJU? bOme. Jen-EDITING/REPORTS/ Neat, ACCtll"ate, 20yun np. Renowned Hindu Spiritualist. GERMAN _Shepherd found nller 675-4952. ADV IPR Spiritual Readinp given near ·sttJp and Go Market, SPEECHES ' Sf9n1 dally. JO AM-JOPM. Advice Balboa Bl\td 4 Pacitic Cout I WilL babygjt, my home, _______ ,_ __ I '6 store, etc, or photographer's The Coast's finest. That one statement says SINGLES • ........ From $135 dark rm. 1100 mo. w. Htg H • &!MISO. weekdays, vie. Busbard t. ALL PHASES 833-,'.l)lS 3-D Ma..,.UC SICN given on all matters, I can FN_,,D r----She •·rd Heil. 839-3704 JACKSON· The l\Iagician 45 $$.96 each & up. help you, .. • ..-.1J.MU• Puc: pup, m.ln. of 1Pt!H binding magic Call 962t4950 anytime it all. High on Newnnrt's western ~ rno~t 1 BEDR!llR!ll ........ From.Fro'"!!40 60 Bch, 2 blks oU Pacific Coast k. 'L·,_-11 th 0ce ' 2 BED • ...... •• H' ·~ "" bluffs overloo mg 1do s e, e an ana You're right'. they'ie un-,:0:'"c:""':::·~-=.:;:-:.::;·--.,,--Ne~rt Harbor has been created the South.. der-priced 1561 Mesa~. 1738 An ah e i m. C.M. J and s most eXqui$1te apartment homes in a (5 blks trom Newport B!vd.) B u s i n es s -ottlce-ground 312 N. El Camino Real approx 2in moe:. fem. o.c. Carpet ~Service for 'Childttrus partiea, ss. · . San Oemente Fall'grn&I. $In •• 2822. STEMt Carpet Cleanen. 494-3889. Tiie 492--9136 or '492-9034 RHODESIAN" Ridge Back prof. at lowe1t pricea. XO TOl'AL. SERVICES CO. CERAMl-...,.-C-T-U~e-, -Kl-te_henl,_., Selling or Buying dog. OWner call 71-4 ; · sq. ft. $29Jl. 962-()672, . Plumbs Jn1tall'1. Carpentry. Baths, Entrys. Custom matchless setting of luxuriantly landspac"'!, l!l -i---=-546-::::::9860=::·::07:-::-· :: noor, parking, nr. 17th & .lakes, winding drives fountains and formar 1 0 Newport C.M. 500 sq. 11. .g"'dens .•. all inspirecl by the renowned gar' ~ mgliBJIU... $100 mo. 673-2654. • Car7 494-34Sl and identify. JOHN'S Carpet le Upholstery Elec repairs, cement work. wotk. R.eu. Glen, 548--7'53. Befort seeing • dealer FOUND Schnauzer -Poo c Jeane r •. ·Extra ~1809. c.11 64s-un mal• puppy. July ,... Ori-shampoo 1ree Sco1ci.. i..:.;.:.;;.:.;_.;;..._____ l[I ') ;den s and eleg~t architecture of the famed s Nmv Adult 'AplS'. OFFICE, store near N'pt. , palace at V~rsailles. e Unfurn S160. " Post cfc. & Greyhound ---------· We h•ve .pr iv•t• Mi~ion Viejo; 8304818~ guard (Soil Jletal'danta). HauR"I ·r,,...,yrwt t Buyers & Sellers CAT, young temale, reddish De~a11ers . & all colorTRE • ...,E-.~lfl-.~p·i..-t-remov--.i.1 :.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim:;~~I e urn $190. Depot. 537 fl. $150; 736 Ft. We can't tell you here of all of the wdnders • 2 BR-unfurn $190. 1 $225 Month. Agent ~2414. that await lou at Versailles. Y9u must see • 2 BR 2 Ba·fum $245. .for yoursel. The full glass walls to the in-PRIVATE patios, LUSH for- comparable views. Fireplaces. Bµilt-in -est setting, Carports, gas OFFICE space or comm'! store avail. ,.Approx. 500 sq. ft. 17404 Beach Blvd., H.B. Call 8!7-8531 Ag!. PALM, CARDS & SPIRIT· • brown Ir. white, Thalia "-bnghtener1 k 10 minute Yard k traah cle UAL ~DINGS. Brine ad Wilson. Lag Bch. 497-1091 bleach tor whlte · earpell. RototilHnc, movina, 2 :'1~ Jolt W1nted, Male 700 t bars. Spacious mirrored dressing areas. The paid.· provisions for your comfort and security, 114 E. 20th St1, C.M. for reduction, 10831 Beach 8 WK. ·Puppy, vie. Rochester Save your m~ney by aaving + 5 ton flat dump. 1 day, 24. SC M LETS Blvd., Stanton. l ml IOUth of & Santa Ana, C.M. Identify me extra 1ripa. WiU clftll hr, C.U M a: T 142.1403. • * OFFICE-600 aq It avl e ) 545-842-4 to claim. 66-lOU aft 6, Jlvln& nn., dinlnr rm. A'(;;:c;i;;~,.::,:;:;.-:--:,;;..~c....,-. now. 800 Sq. Ft. IN-ves. • hill $15: Any "'l" $7.50, SKIPLOADER •dump lnick WEIS bUS'I'R.IAL SHOJ> avl Aug. PROBLEM Pregnancy. Coflo FOUND new 10 &peed bike coudi $10. Chait $5. 15 yrs. work. Concftte A qpbalt • • , , ~ate house to the enclosed community, * 541-0l37 * 1 patkmg within your building, elevator to 1&'2 BR. rum. or unfurn. 646-2130. fident, 1 y m pa the t l c on Balboa Peninsula call exp. 1• "'hat count.I. not N.Winf It b re a I( t n r . _ 500 SQ. lt. &hop, of<!. Ample pregnancy counseiirl&'. Abor-OR 3-6765 and delCribe. method. l do work JD)'lel!. MS-'{110. ..,~ Bee · rn -Etudt -Truly - ,your floor. And. , .The Versaill es Club. . • ·Pool. 1140 Up. Children's 1 your own eJtclusive club with its sumptuously section. EU.l GARDENS furnished lo1mges, billiard room, exercise APTS. 111 E. 22nd st., C.M. tand sauna rooms, heated pool, sun deck and 642-3645~ parking. 2340 New P fJ rt tion & "Adoption rt t . Short hair gray striped kit· Cood ref. 531--0101. LOCAL MoVet. Exp ootlere Dental -BURNT Blvd., C.M. 6'4 6-2 5 4 .f. ! APCARE. 642-4436. ten, found in Mtsa Verde, Ciirponftr atudent Lr1 truck. Rea1. Divorcfd m1n's irony: "She • oqr unique "Acapulco type" aqua bar. , Everything to contribute to luxurious living 'Jn an unpl!l"alleled atmosphere of prestige and privacy. Just the finest there is ... that's al). One Bedroom -Studios Crom: Two Bedroom from: Furnished Units available (SmaU pets· welcomed) $180. $265. ·Four j>eautiful furnished models' open from 9 t~ 6 From Jllewpbrt Boulevard turn at Hospital Road (one block north of Pacific Coast Highway at Lido Isle) to entrance. • • • 548-83ll. 'ASTROLOGlCAL compatible .546--7308. 533-'IMS collect. treated me like a p&gan aod • Huntingt°"•Bl1dl Industrial Rintil 450 date~ singles dances '!~ive FND watch at Bi& Corona * * * YARD aaraae cle She placed BURNT oflerinp . mUSJc In N.B. Singles Al Wl11man Remo'vt" trffa, dirt. anj~; before me at· every meal.'' 2 BR FROM $139 FOR lease by .W.er, In· Chalet, 642-5494. 546-994S. 31.0 Forn1ndo Apt, 11? Drlvewicyg, l'adlng. 841·2666 AUTO. Mech. wants to . MOVE AN TOOAYI dustrlol bldg. W,000 tq. ms ALCOHOLICS --· LO!i • 555 l1lbo1 YARD " Garap Oeanup. -~ v.~rkinir partn<r in Kids & pets OK. Pool. All Borchard, nr Edinger le Phone 54z..7217 or \vrite You are the wlnntr of Free eit 7 days. C&lJ e1tab. auto ~ bu 1 extras. l~Br. $199. 1739Z.A I ~G~riiandiii. ijSln~ta~Anijai;.;;j64H912~~~· •Pi.O~.;;jBoxiji;;jll2:1iil,~ColtaiijiijMijeij"~· * "GEORGE" * 2 tickets to the all)"IJrile ~l HB/FV area. Call Jack J<eel.son Lane. CNr. Slater & I ~ Young, all white, short Southland ' ' .,.968--0.,..~llS.,--~~---I -a.agh-Bt.-l-8!7.J669. * * * * * . * haired -<at is missing tn • Homo & Gordon Hou-l11nlnt Job Wonted, l'omo.le m ruRN m tum 2 & 3 br . Lido Penlnoulc are a • Show 1\0 ba, 7pe~nOK, 'Fr<im $145'. ReWard tor information A at the HOUSE OF GOOD TYPIST 1 b!k 10 s11pg centtt. ,.......,,. Call collect ANAHllM CLEAN Wiii de your typl"f .t Manager's address; Tl31 Halsey !213) 248-QIOl or CONVENTION her horM, WIQ"r 11cbp 'Ellis No. D, H.IT. 1142'1831. Trader's Parad1"se . Wherry 673-G<U or Godbey . CENTIR FLOORS, CARPETS, .... dellVor .... H.I., 6~. lull< 14 • Jiiiy 23 WINDOWS A WALLS. I'. V., Wott, 75c per llf. Newport a.ad. SIAMESE, female cat. Sat Please Call 642-5878, ext. 314 6 YEARS AREA. ., wlll werk by ...,,. I• June 24. Lapna Nieuel, vie between 9 ind $ pm to claim 642 6' 124 call 147 .. JOts. ~ w. Gceanb;:ont, lg 1 BR. Ines Go!J Courie, West Nine your tickel.8. (North County • Wmme.r &-winter rentals,· Ori 59 NEED help at home" We ve. 496-73. loll.free num ber is 540-U'lO) ~·v• Aides e N•...:_ e avail Juty1·. 644-5307. • u. .. ~....,.,. Pl•••• Co1tl A91in * · • * llouttlqtn •Companions e . Sin Clement~ tmes Burmese cat niissin&: ltoin L.ARG.E OR SMALL A!..~waClea~~"!~""e&rpei•• llomemakera-UpJobn SPACJOUS l.wnhi;e 2 RR + 2 N. Dana Pt. Sml tCm iUll , All Types Work: C~t doors, Residtoo°m'l. 5 5 7 _1 6 7 : 2C. 547--6681. ba. dswahr, shag th\'Uout, nr dol I ars dk brown. Reward. 496-1745. panel, remod<I, f 1 n l • h • 518--0ll. . '" =-oo=--y-Ol/-.-,.-~~.ny-pl~um~b-.... - bch/pler/shontt. 49.:M313. RE\VARD ... female mediu1n frame, re Pa Ir• etc. pai .... '-tl' 1.-1 •-· .--" sl:!:e doc w/f.hort hair & 962-1961. I o.dlcetlCI Cl••nlng uuu.,, p._.. e.... 0 r ...... ]~ IRVINE TetTace view lol $30,000 lo a $950. annual Iae. f.ff avail. Want improved Palm lles<rt·La Quinta. e!iot-Owner, 537~. ROOMS fl! .. ~ Qwriook· 163 OUTBOARD 65 h.p. irfr Htl'bor • o c e a n • Trade 1or bOne trailer or $35/wk, * bUc ocean. !Ero equlpmtnt, guns, largtr Seovlew QIM, .; boat or 7TT? • • 551.9359 ROOllfS $15 wk up w/lrit. $30 I---=.;:::_ __ wk up Apt.~ 2.l79 Newport 4 Br, 3 bl local condo, <:lellr Bll'd, CM 54W!iili. <lelert land, r.o.s. tor In· KITOlEN prlviJ. t\lJLn only. :ome. property. Local or San S60/mo. 2161 !.finer St. Diego. Valu SOM. AU or Colla Mesa. ~o. pal1. 549-3913. S1t"'""'r Ront1l1 4'10 '2-ur-11011ac, E/1ide, ·c.r.t. LAGUNA Btac~ StUdi& tpt, for vacant lot, land, car or ckwJf" ~ btad'I. $10> wk'. Jul, what have )"0\1? '125 Aua. 4-i Myers, '71-675' SUMMER rental on P<-n!n. * • I·~ DO EVERYTHING • landscaplna donef It .. call perfect Collie m&rkinss ~ '~ r.. Gr-~· -,. Iii RefJ. FrM eat. 64&-2839 .... ~. • COMM'L Prop • :rJ68 New· = !!i~~~t itt· II .o ltfS Help Wonted, M & jl flj Aoouaticll Ceilincs b)own Excellent Bouaecleanlnc port BJ.\ CM. C2 mne, lOOx SILVER grey male poodle-. machlne .-ii .... , Free e• by de,)'. Own trans. 3~. Owntr wUt carry TO. Vicinity Su. n f 1 ow e r A oon--* !38--(JIC8 * AccountU. Clerical Prine Only, For lttl! •clear F-. $100 Reward. 3m tbnaln. GUlr, fM.7!13. Prof. Corpot CIHnlrtt R,..pt/-r:; ~aid ~ tmprvd prop onub. !42-ll21 Sin 11&1 .. 1 Cil'., Colla Mesa C-, C-rote A11o wlndol¥t 6 floor we. Etxc. S..'y to $700 &l~. rnEE lclop odvlc< end Coll Dolch SIT·"°'; 24 hn. MP !Constrl to SSJO WANTED: 4 place 1i111 ena: OLD Oollle Shepbml mixed, .. tlmotll. All J chal'I" for BAY I! BMch Janltorisl. Typlat $llO plane • motor htne. iltve ~ :~:~te·,i~~ ~";1:'r 18 a bNutiful job at a rus. Crpts/wlndowa/000!", etc. S&Jety Dtp. CJtrk MOO '67 Chrysler New Yorker, -: pr1c<; -· • Rtwld!Comm1. ~J.IOJ. T<lltr (P/timel $2 hr 23' sallholt, vocuwn equip, r ~~~==,_....,........,,.~ JOHN'S P•tlo. pool decko A P1lnli"9 & Etcrow OUicer l650 hshld. turn. Movlna .. 548-0535 1100 REWARD tor 'Info block. Flff tit. 133--019i for P1porh1ntl~9 0....ral OUl<e to S600 ltldlng to re<»vtry of ltg · A 11 t p r 1 m&I~ Sea1polnt SI am e • e appt. <IQ•« aft. 5. EX'T painting f'ncf tst PP CJn ~ tt WANT hlM!. or unllt Ora.nae from Harbor Vu hornet .FJ..OOft work It patios, Rc~t Uc'd. G~ar. •·ou pick ~ted.lcAI Rectpt. $3SO Co. have TD'1 plu11, 160 6/Xl. 644-4946, drl~way1 « llidewalkt. calor • we'll do Nisl. Typilt S37T ACrr11 On!lf.ln ffJr TD'1, hte, i...:LO::,-sr;:;,..ma1=-e~S~la_me_•...,k""m~en-in =Ut='~d/~Boncl,....;.,ed::,·....;64;.,;..o!l-"-'26"-. _ ~. ~~'< ~~· to= unit. ? Eullls M. Kenned);, Dutch Haven Country Oub PAnOS. ~ dr1vt, ln1tall PAINTING .\: PAPERING, Bookktt!pc>r 1a '5$0 Exchangor. 963-3010. , Homt1. 846-9158. new lawm. aaw, break, 19 )Tl in Ha.rbor l.l't'I. LI('" Keypunch $498 , remove. SIM66.! tor .,t. bonded. Rd's tum. tu-2336. RUTH RYAN AGENCY * The ••. Ju. Dteal•tlydrPila~ollnathe.uW\•~-~ • CIJJITOll CEMENT \VORK PAINTING -l;looelt. el<tn, 179.l N•WJ>1'1 , CM -* • Donald J. Schol• & Company llOl cagoe_y Lane, Newport Buch Callfonue nMO (714) 846 1342 '• bile from liojo, 2 blkl * ~n. 2 Br, 2 Bl. I/~. ------------- ----- -Drl.... well«, paUoo, auartnlted "°"'· Llconoed 17'!1 O.oeh. HB W.-tT Ad. 642-.1671. pool-. Don. 64).1.111 "-· &iWno. 1 ... ,. ..................... ~~L __ _JLJ I ( .. I I - J,f DAILY I'll.OT "'*"· J.~ 10, 1972 ~~='I~~~,~~~~,~~~,~~~· ri • .-,,.r-][Il)hl _,,,,.., .... ,_ l[ll] ~----JllIJ -b-E!Pfn•.l!I . ffiJ I ,,,...,,..,.. ][j}] 1--" 11-Alll! ... -l!HJ .1.-!".e~·----l[Il) I !;I ;;;'"..,.;;·' .. ;;;" ~JI l~J~, -[ J[fi] I Help W1-, M & F 710 tielp Wanhld, M & F 710 Holp Wanted, M .. F 710 Help W•-· M & F 710 Help Wenttd, M & F 710 Help Wontool. M & P 111 Help Woftlocl, M & I' 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 He!p Wonted, M & F 710 •ACCOUNTANT• Cuhler. J>U1 tlmt, The PRlLL p~1topfl"e.tortrntt, CENERAL Ole. exper . LEGAL~Expe:r.for NEW FACTORY SALESMAN. aQ1ti&tve. TAU.OR wanted, ?\fr D E.xp'd •Cd& ckl"lc to handle Earl'4 Plumbing Inc. $2.2> Pff ht. Apply at 18170 Perm. F/time poe. 1)'pc f).j N~ ttt La.w Office. Qualli.y neat. S t ~ r e o equipment, Taller SbO{>, U'.l C--Tultin 1ct'OUnt.1 P«Ytblt • jOb cost 642·1'1'53 Euclid, Fou.ntain Vly. on IBM t • e c.·., gd Reply ctua.lt.ied Id. m. 438 EXPANSION Qllll ITV commiMSot'I plus: Mu.st ba.~ Ave, N.B. 54&--0146. • s. Send rewme & Chtf w•nted. E•p. DRIVE A SCHOOL BUS w/numbm. ~70 ask c/o Daily PUot, P. O. SQ.'( UIUJI 1 'pre\'Jous exp selll.ng same. TELEPHONE Sales: Sell ,, requ.iffmtnta to: SlOOO nM>, Call 675-4241 I Training 11tarling shorU.Y fol' for Cbri!I. 1500, ()let Maa, C.. $508-$650 Per Mo, CONTROL l'tfust l\lso be willlna: to do Southern Orange C'..ounl;Y's. HOUJlrc S)ilttms, Jnc, alt 4 pm. Blue p.HI permarM'nt part time school General Otfltt LICENSED shampoo girl . lite cleanup. Apply bttwn .~avorite Newspaper from l18'2l· G~tu, ~Ye.' 'jmiOiiiii.0..0..0...l;iioiiii;I 00. drlvt'rs. Be UcelU('d & cashjer experience. good nttded, appty Wed thru Sat Full Time 1lam & 2pm only. USA )'OW' home. Make u mucb 1 • ll'Yi.ne, Ca11f. 9'l'7t6 4 rt&dy to work when achoo! on phone.. Ult. typing. aftmMlOn before 4 Pm. Stereo Egulp Wattt->ullt", as YO\I need. Gtnerou! com:: } A/PAYABLE: Thll it tbe 1Wta Sept, lS. r-.tuat bl' d~ The Earl'• Plumbing Inc. 675-6070. Young metrln;tthanical •O-A new company Just !omwd 11'9 E. 11th,$t., Costa ~tffa mtsaion on eacb N.lf\ C.aR ! job for a bright &:al who /?A f pendable & have a good &U.l753. LITE BOOKKEEPER titU<le helpful, but mt re-by Amtrlca'a Jeadlna: or call for appt. 645-2442. ~T--6139. ~ 'A'allts to ret aheM WU,h one Llerica drlvjng record, Routci open HOSJ'ESS/Caahier, plti-"'-Good job, no typlna, Girl ·Fri· qulrt.'d. :f.fUJt be U or over. dt\'tlopeT of residential Alust be able to \\'Ork full TRAINEE .'1 of tht largest buildera in the • in man?' areaa. . No ~ or H 0 t Id a~'; day, permanent. Profit shar-Able to start wodc im· oonununiUea ia: 00w statnng "time,_·"'"~------" , area. Plush offltt. IEOO. F.. e STAT CLERK IXtnt )Ob lor hotU<w1v"I Kramct 't O>lonl 1 Kit he ing & health Ina, M•rl< C. medlatcly, If aceepted. For Its .,....tion In Orange SALES Corl<, !>male. La1't :ASS~MBLERS , .,f' ' Pa.id/Other Fee Jota. Call e TYPIST/CLERK Call 714/835-3722, 9 am to 3 l~h , "·,bor, CM•. c n. Bloome, ... 3005 Harbor Blvd., Job Information County. Jt has developed an party &: Jiaper good~ store. To •A p H lfelen Hl,)"l'!J, S 4 0-6 0 5 5 • • pm Mon· Fri, , I ..,, "' nu. Costa. Afesa. exciting new concept in 1AC· Pn!vloua soJca: up. re-.., er r '"' CoutAI Agoncy, 27 9 o . ffuoOiumsiEEiKEttEP'PE;';nf"-~eoo;;;;kk-:-: I ~~~~LIV~E-OUT ___ J Call Tuesday tory·bullt modular hous-quired. Full tljn•_. Apply In FEE, I HarbOr Bl af Adaihs Qi.I. ~ skUlt needed. Lire, ac-Earn $700 .. $800 Mo. Companion to e J d c r I y " Ing 9 -4 801 A beln& actt'Pted I-'-=""'.=,:,:;:,;:::;;::::;•.,::;;::;__ odent It health · insurance 4 d11.y "',eek. No. •. JCp. Must be gentlemen. LJ·--ln. dn"-. 5 l.fou.5ek~r under s o . 10 a.m. • 4' p.m. ' ... pcl'!iOtl, am pm. · ons i ASSEMBLY P-t•-"' ~., hOI Ual 6 •· ll to k ·-" Canioo Sho-,, r ---na dcl n• ""l , Baker St., C.M. Mr, Harper. for \\SSCmblers. No exper . .... -11..;u• "" euen • over "'-~ mg "'<>r · day v.·k. Enjoy f~hl ..... '"·~• ·~ .....,.u .-oH We have an lmmadWlle open-nrceu All shifts avai!1 ' So Id rt Pref marr d Gra rd '"" uuvu fl1ar hon1e. 2 aduJtJ, 51;.day SALESMAN WANTED . . ' me so e ni " wire wrnp • ie · veya salary. Prefer lady 45 to S.i '\'k, , must have ·,a r . NITE MAINTENANCE licastng to! an individual1with at Pre8c'ntable & sharp. No exp. Must be able to &ll:ll'l; : exper. necessary. Xlra IOOJC INTERVIEWING shift. 549--4186. Refs -ujred, 67l-293S. ~ yean tecen exper 7/J.4/72 1 term Ulignment. flton thru Yri 9-12:30 pm ESCROW SEC'Y ti 0 u "s E• KEEPER Com-675-7888. POSITION in the conStruction trade: ~k<saryF: High . potehntial. • p p. S : Irvine ~SO ON -LOCAL firm ,.. ... men to Steady. dependable man for This expcr, must include \vor ri-Tues. p . one • • • ,· • SITE or· OUR The Jrvilw:; C.Omt1allf St'Cks paniOn. P/tlme. fl.tUst drive. le•-all ph··-0~1 o·-elec-re, tail store maintenance. S duties 01 a qua 1,. 1 y 833---02'll after U a,rn. P•clflc •, ii NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO an escrow 11 e cH\.a.r y No 11 moklng/drinking. -" """""' ... D <nM lAM G d I•-• t T.EMPO NE\V BUILDJNG ,.,./min. 2 yrs ~ 1dipt ex· 91i2-52'1tl, :i.B. trical malnenance equip.. B.Y!cal• ~ -L. • ~ o assu~ nature & will SECRETARY, dlctaphotle. Personne '"rv1cts : Tempor•ry Help !:::: ment busincs6. £arn good physi . CQnd. ive within preferably be in the !ac· No shrthnd. Type 10 i\YPm. 112 tJo. ToY.<er ! A ... mbly Tr.I" .... -PACIFIC MUTUAL pelr, w/bank, SltL co, or ' pay while lea · M t be 15 min. Good employment tory-built bous;,.., indu--.., Reoeptiott, ve.rlety. $500 mo. Union, Bank Square f'ASHIO" ISLAND · rested real estate J!!A!!OW tmm..tt:' DCD~ru..""'-ll:'I .~· us record, .... ,, ... , NB Cal!Ell 10 12 ~"L \ 'l'l .,,.,,... .,,.. 11\.Vll"I~ f ~l"ll"ll.L stable, ambitiow, neat _ R' .. ~, Lid M •--t . • y, to am. {)J'&nge, \A.II fl.Jany openings for trilintts. fCorner Santa Crw: & exper. .,,,1ng """ w.p,m. 1 Cal l f . lCu•uu g, o arl\I,; "'A2-""'"A · 547 '6"46 Low Fee• .. 60 Day P,ayable, Ability to operate adding SERYICES•AGENCY w car. or appt. Tues 6~ \Ve oUer an attract Ive .,.. .w.n:. · • • tt ) Jobs Open Now. S/llART Nc.wpor Center Drive) machine or calculator. Xln't Indus. Engr/Comm'I to 16~ ]4-PM. 492-8522· For Appointment starting salary in addition Sec'y Buyer l'rue to S600 . 1230 E. Edinger, S.A. ~ , 1 SET Employment Agency, * FREE da.Uy bu 1 company benefil1 & worklng Journeyman Mech. $785 ~IAJD full lime 7 _ i :30 to 8 liberal package of No sb. Key spot for advan ce-558 8444 J 1'20 E . Edinger, No. 117, transportation for work In conditions. , Draftsman to $69.1 \vke:nd rotation exper. pre(. NO' TE TELLER benefits. ment in dynamic ~ing • • · · -" Santa Ana , ~tl. Loi 4.ngele• uni II move to C•ll Mrt. Smoot Personnel OUicc s 0 u t h _ _. Pl llv,ine area el~ctroniCJ Onn. TR.A VEL agent. -~1iD 2 yn: l * * * Newport. Sept •72. 644-l3l9 Indus, Engr/Comm'l to $16k Coast Comm. Hosp. &>uth Exptritnc9U • easeEdCalFlulForl Appt. ·\VUI train to buy soft items. exper. L>omci!tic ·& fno ~ A.. lta"U•• -Secretary S.550 Laguna. 499-1311. An f!Qllal er Beautiful tut~. Top bene-ternational. Ask 11:r. }"ester • ' .EXEC." SEC'Y F/C Bkkpr/Con.!itr to UXI opJX1rtunlty employer. -UNITED -fits.AbigaUAbbotPersonneJ Travel. Robjns.on's!L.I 5422 Kenosha Lane ' COLL.EGE ·-.~e Meon & j Handlt> th~ persol)al & Payroll/EDP 10 $600 MAINTE California Bank OMNI HOUSING Agency, 230 W. Warner, Ne,vport Center. For appt, Irvine wornen1 to seit brand · new buslnes1 affairs or a busy A/P Clerks to S550 NANCE ,.., SYSTEMS. INC. Suite 209, S.A. $57-6122. 644-1661. . .. i You are the winner ot environmental product. Mr. successful young president. Acctng Clerks $475 MECHANIC 6 Monarch Bay Plaza ·17822 Gillette S. $6 ~ , J 2 tickets to the Cordon JJ33.-117'l., This is for the career g.irl (;('neral Ofc/Mktng lo~.= South Laguna Jrvine, Calif. crtt•ry 00 TV TECH. ~Outside. Exp'd:L.I Southl•ncl who wants an unusually 1n. .,.,.., Top Pay-NO FEES ,(tt4) 979-7400 Sh 80. type 70, Local Mission Viejo area. Homa & Garden COOK F/time, 5A1if·1:30 PM. teresling job in a pleasant Dlctaphone/Recept to ~ Our client is seeking a Equal Oppor., Employer Call liJrraine 831·2'180 . I Show High school ..... ad, Exper. }'OUng office. Start $600. Fee Clerk Typists to $450 mechanically Inclined In· 496-1273 .. • \VESTCLIFl" TYPlST, assist. bookkeepa:. I •· ••--C 11 Cl<rl<al Po6itions iO 13511 dlvidual w/a good work Equal Oppor. Employer REAL ESTATE Personnel •·ency ' · 1 · at I.he Xln't benefits. Costa Mesa Paid/Fee Jobs ~· a 488 E. 17th <at Irvine) CM ·~ Part time. F1e:ub e hourtr • ANAHEIM Memorial HOt!.Pital, 301 Vic-J{elen Hayes, 5 .( 0 -6 0 5 5 • record to learn maintenance 20t3 \Vestcllff Dr., NB For constniedon o f ii-Ci~ ' . -·' Coa•tal •·ency. 2 7 9 o 642-1470 of hydraulic mach;nc"' NURSES. pvt. duty, all type• PROFESSIONAL 64•2no NB G' •--~·nd •·1• !. CunVENTJON . toria. Contact Mn. Dunlap. Harbor Bl ~Adams, CM. Xln't benefits, includin~ al ~ifta. ~scnuli.e. Nurse's . ~ ra.te' d•vc. ,-,. r-.· d• •• 'w;'~:J. CENTER COOK INVENTORY CONTROL: profit sharing. Registry, 351 Hospital Rd .• Salesmen Ir brokers! The SECRETARY': Vice Pres. ol ow i • Jqly. 14 • JuJy 23 Some exper. neceas. Apply EMecutiv• Secreto1ry Growing co. In the health p p S N.B. opportunity is beret You~ growing CQ. in the dynamic Classified Ad No. 440, D J Please call 642.5678, ext. 314 In person, Love'• BBQ, Magazine puhUMer needs Ioods bu8iness needs gal • • • 642-9955 or 540-995<1 n~t'CI immedia~ety for our housing field. Be au t t f u I Pilot, P .O. Box ~' Chat& between 9 ands pm to claim Brookhunt &: Adams, HB good right arm with top w/lnven. record!! exper. tu Pacific Intervie"'s 9-5 ~f/F ~ rapidly expanding Re a I modem' 'office by ocean. Mesa, Calil. 92626, )'Otll' tickett. (North County skills. Must be well organ· maintain a nationwide In-Personnel Services ORDER DESK Estate.division, Positive op-Family atmosphere. $650. e TYPISTS e 1:oll-ftte number is S40-12XI> COOK-Exper. Wheelm1µ1 b:ed, self st.arter, rast, 11.c· vent or y. $500. Fee 112 No. Tov.-er Sharp ga1 to handle heavy portun~ty tot advancement. Call Helen Hayes, 540...fimS. Fast, accurate typist wantal * . * * • B~;:~.Hr!: e curate, capable of handling Paid/Other Fee Jobs. Call Union Bank Square order desk. Knowlalgc of Phone. Q>astal · Agency, 2790 to type addresses. Appiy in AS.shmLERS bt &: 2nd CUSTODIAN, $2,66/hr, full to write good pro1notlonal Coastal Agency, 2 7 9 0 547-6446 not necessary.Low fee. liO :... S 'EC RETA RY-Familiar Newport Blvd, C.l\i . . own comspondence. Ability Nancy, May, s 4 o-6 o 55, Oran!,>e, Calif. freight claims helpful but 11iri• Harbor Bl .at Adams. C.\I. per90n. Pennysaver, 1545 ttittt, no exp req. Apply In lime-, perm. position, 7 am -copy-a Big Plua. }'or Inter· Harbor Bl at Adams. Of. 21;; E. Commonwealth Day payable. SMART SET I ~ ~4i( w I \Vorking w I classified \VAITRESSES, e:xper. Apply' ~rtOn. 3:30 pm. EXper. required. view, Pat Brumm. 54G-4370. INS. AGCY GIRL Suite F, Fullerton En1ployment Agency, 1420 ---..•~ material. Take djctation, to in person, betwn 1:30 le: .4 Potter 4 Brumfield Division Personnel Offli!e. Sou th EXPER Cooks or Cook Train· Need exper. insurance girl 870•1833 E. Edinger, No. 117, Santa Real Est at• Career work p/time, reg. hrs P.M. 2633 w. Coast Hwy:r AMF. Incorporated Coast Comm. Hosp., $outh ees apply In pel'!IOn. Colony tor new o!c of estab. agency. Ana , 835-63l3. New or experienced, join tbe pret'd. Will cons~der alter NB. , · \. · )8181• Av.f!. Aeropuerto ::;::a~t~1!~io~~. equal Kitchen Restaurant, San Jn.'!, &: claimll know'! tssen. MAINTENANCE OPPORTUNITY tor top hair Company that's growing. U hrs. (2l3) 831-2255. \VArrRESS _ Exp food \ San Juan Capilltiano Juan Capistrano. See Mgr. Call Mr. Harper or Miss Se u 1 . dt-esser. w-some following you do not have a license. Secretary cocktail. Apply in ~'!" · ' An equal oppor empl M/F EXP'D saleslady for office Nichols, 636-1492. t P ~an w/e ectron1c & in area. Merrell ·Hair cbecli: on our WORK AT THE BLUE BEET. 101 ~ AVON INVI'l'ES YOU to Construction 11Upply store. Newport Sta-· INSURANCE Secretary. (No hydrauh~ exper. Xtra long Design, CDM. Call eves on. $49 FASHION ISLAND Place NB. Aft 4 pm. tionen. apply v11. life), tor estab. N.B. linn. Irvine • , , , .... 540-4450 ..... a. WAITRESS • ttArt euning extn. cuh A·SSISTANT Sy!. \Vest ten:n assignn'lent. ly, 494-8209. Beautiful ofc •of a 1 .. ._e_co. I :i: tu':ns~u:,,:, SUPERINTENDENTS i ..:55:::-7..:..gm=·'----~ Exp essenHal. Gd. salary & NEVER A FEE AT TEMP PAYROLL clel'k needed lln-Rul Estate located near 1~ •>«itlng e BLUE DOLPHIN e EXPERIENCED medical beaefit!l; 548-ll83. TEMPO mb ed. ~repare ~er. v ipc e Licenslnn CourN shot pplngGarea.beW~w 5shop 3355 Via Lido, NB • '72! For a perpcm&I appt. ha imm . l t. Call 9 1 5 Tempo y H Ip ureau mput, maintain /R Full sales ..__,_1 __ ... --a noon. reat neuta. tart Call ~'704'1. We ve ediate openings receptions o , JANITORS wantl'd Laguna, rar • _ records, compile 1 ab 0 r uuuun;: r "&"-" SS.50. co. Pays Fee. Other WANTED: Nurses aides, t:x(I:. , AUTO SALES tor ~ construction 1..:M:::Ql>.=-:fil::· .::',..:6#'cc...:1::025:::;_. --~I Newport Beach area, even-MACHINIST hours for job costing, Use 10 -no cost. Management op. Fee Job!, Call Nancy May, pref. 7-3:'90, ll·1:30 ahitts! .Uperintendents wlfh · a t EXP'D sales personnel. Male ing Y.'Ork. 630-1001. k Lil 1 · Abl 1 portun1ties., AN!: for Mrs. 54().6055 c tal A Orderly reliefs, 2 d""* wk. Would like experienced man. Jeut ~'O years irecent ex. Production oriented pei;son to ey. e yping. e 0 Jones for l.nfonnation at • oas gency, "V" ~ Join one o! the most IUC· perienee in midential con· & ftmale. Apply in ptnlOn. JANrl'OR, f/time. Some lite \vork ln super vi 5 I) 1" Y cross trsln into other func-842-5581. 2790 Harbor BJ at Adams, Park Lido Flagship Rd., 1, ctMful Ford Dealenhips in structio Fashion Callery, 660 N. maint. pref'd. Nwpt area. capacity. Swing shift. Top tions. Start $525 mo. Send T b II R Ito CM. N"l>t. Bch. 642·8044. Orange County, Top com· n. Cout Riway, Laguna Sch. 642.-2410. $$$. Xtra long t e " m qualifi 36 cations: Oass\Ued Ad ar e . H n SECRETARY: Type, file, sh \VOMAN to v.-ork in Dor,ut J mission!!, Insurance, Demo Pleav call or come \n to ap-Floral designer, male or fmL assignment. No. 4 • Daily Pilot, P .0 . REAL Estate Saleswoman or spd writing desli-ed but Shop afterns. No phone caH!I t ~tan. We need• truly pro-ply immediately, Age 25 or ovtr. EJCper, in Jr. Accountant 10 $800 Irvine ........ 540-4450 ~:_.1560, Costa Mesa, Calif, for local office. btust be note.ssen.1 Yrexper. Appl& please:. \Vlochell 's, 2941 : IessJonaJ new car saJuman. all phase~. 540-2970 or Bkkpr/Sec'ys 10 S700 NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO "~· ' lic'd. Guarani~ + com-Avail. Sat. Also, Mon,.Frl Harbor Bl, CM. \ l AppJ,y in pefton to Don Tom Wiggins 545-8895. Sec's·Constr i~ = TEMPO PBX, AnS\vering service. mission. Call l\lra. Hardin, 3 P l\1 -if P l\f . Appl Y XL.NT oppor. Nat'! Conoem t· Crevier. Theodore Robins FRY t'OOk, young w-exper. ~~~=~~ to $5.10 Temporary Help Exper pref. RelM.>f .shilt. 645-0111 er 979-7113. Hybrldyne, Inc. 3150 ~ openings for route t Ford, 2060 Harbor Blvd., MJSfilON Meadov1ark Country Cub. Gen'J.Office 15211 -Steady work .. SJG.,'1881. RECEPTIONIST Pullman St, CM.-· aale!men in CM. 1162-G116. i Costa M.,._ VIEJO COMPANY 1600 G.aham A,., oU Bkkpr/Sec'y.Laguna to 1700 • Lat~A~!~~STS PERSONNEL SECRETARY SECRtl'ARY, comtruction I' B A N K 'f EL LE R ' Wainer, Htg Beh. See Chel. Keypuncher 1500 e Chucker ()pel'ator SECRET ARY ""'" Call betw.en 9 "4'33 I ~I Fuhlonable new bank needs 26137 La Paz Rd FURN. ShoWroom needs NEWPORT •Hand Scre'v Mach Opr dpenings now for people pm. 962--6683: &10-4JXI. Mwda •• e.-,. , :rl'w1> 1&1 with eood txper. ~isaion Viejo, Ca capable gal to (JC).<ll"dinate-Personnel Agency Apply Culton Industries To S600 · w/good skills. Both short &: SECURITY GUARDS 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . V :Must fl&~ outgoing nat'lacct.833-3'.>33,NB. 133 D D NB 1644 \Vhitticr Ave,L M NO FEES ~tennassiJn!n.ent11. _,, LongtennuslgnmentforMI' I pe'r'IOn&lity A dependability. 714) 847..00SO GAL Fri-Sharp, dependable, o64vo2~387rD., , • 642-2400 D Need mature, poised k Irvine S404!50 or DI.rt tfl'nt!; So. Ora.rig!! Antl•ues . . • 1 To $424. No Fee/Alto Fee · l" NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO 1.-·--"'--------I Call Equal Oppor. Employer 3 days a wk. Hrl flexible. ~~~~~~~~~~I MAINTENANCE man wanted gracious penon who can Co. atta. U N'I F 0 RMS Jobs. 0,.. Linda .Ray, ""!~~~""""""""""""'_;1!:;-2~Y~n~o~fc~e~x!per~.642-34~~90~. JR. STENOGRAPHER 1'.1ission Viejo Recreation v.wk v.·ell "''/people. TEMPO FURNISHED. t Y, tor over· SILV ERP LA TlNG - MG-600.), tat ~gency, ~ M. m' !mum 3 yearsex"""'ence. C pp S Temporary Help tlrof', vac pay. bonus plan. Heirlooms beautifu1ly 2790 Harbor, Bl at Adams, DENTAL Receptlonlst, cap-,....... enter. 2 yrs. exper • • • Free restored -Moll's Antiques !' G I. a.Die I: i!xper. in all den-0u4::~~ SUper:e~tyent •th Shorthand 90 '"Pill. lyping in malnt & custodial work req Pacific RECEPT. typist. 9-3 \\'k. dys., ii:°up lite iM. 1B Yi'I 31660 Coast Hwy So BARJ\ .. m No taJ ofc proCedurea iocludirc ing oppo nl wi 65 Wpm. Duties 10 include Call 837-4001 tor appt. Personnel •-rvi'••• quietotfice,Uno previousandexp. or 0 r. Laguna, 4!8-l~l. ' ' j · ·ll\.ll.I· exper ·nee. ,_,_._ • X ......,wUt-or!ented home build· · II · · t I ~ neco•••cy, terate, -Apply I Vikki• chau"a·aR:"". -ray. Newport e•-an!'l\venng a mcom1ng e e· "IANAGE1MEN'f -· ''" N ~ ·~ App Y s Lou n It, ing company,. phone ca1l11, dictation, typing •• , ' , ,.,,1nces, .j.!.l o. To"'er cent college grad pref. Can ADT-Sterling Appl1•ncn 112 ·1 1791% Newport Blvd, CM. "C..:c,•,,t<'r,_;,' .;;644-0922.;.,,.=o.·---~ I Must be experienced in FHA and filing for busy Real must be over 21 yrs. Apply Union Bank ~uare increase typing skills on job. Security Service 548-$242. I DENTAL Receptionist, Of· CQns1r\lctioil & capable of Estate Management Com· Thurs July 13th, 10am-6p1n Orange, Calif. Start S60 per wk., salary in· 326 S. Lemori SL, Anaheim VETER.AN disabled, n!fa., I BARTENDER. Apply In 1ice Matte.get, exper. Salary managing field operations in pany, Salary to $525. Submit al Me 'n Eds Pi?.za Parlour. 547-6446 creased 10 quality. Refer. re. 533-7370 would apprec appliancel \ person nIE BLUE BEEr. open. ~l'M eves: & Sats. 5 cities.. resume to P.O. Box 1810, 12731 Garden Grove Bl, GG. Ask for Rachel !\fay quired, state educational SERVICE Station Salesmen that work. Will buy or Jtte. l 107 21st Pia~. NB. aft '4 $t6-9672. Send resume to Slandan:l· MANAGER ASST. --548--0203. ~ 1 pm. DENTAL Asat11tant • Pacific Corp., 1565 \V.l -N .. ewpo_:_r_t_Be_a_;;c_h_9_266J...c·--IEJCper:infood servict>.$3Pcr PLANT FOR.EMAN background.'WrlteCJassified (2)· F/time, day&: eve OVER 200.wuhers, e1ryerK, 1l BEAtmCIAN W .,.,._..n Orthodontic experience on-Hr. 838-1103 before noon. Boat ·manufacturing, MU.st Ad • 463 P .O. :Box 1500 shitu. Min. 2 yrs Utime ex. reb'lgeratort from $39.95. ) 1U,1c.v • MacArthur Blvd.. Costa KEYPUNCH have good past exper: Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa, llfr. req'd. Desire top 545-0'lOCI. --i } 103 E. Balboa Bl., Balboa Jy, Call AM only, 842-7775. Mesa, Calif. 92626. Attn: MA NICURIST part tim('. Power _ Sail _ Blueprints 92626: salesman. Lite mechan. • * 67l-Q770 * · DISJ:IWASHER Glen Holmes. · NO FEES 1 Xlnt Joe. Newport Beach _Lofting-Personnel. Con-RE c E p T 1 ONIST: Fee kno~ledge. Neat in appear. Rent Washtr.s/Orytrl ! BEAtmCIAN, mature, FIP r 1ttr:ne Days., ExJ)!r:. _Pr~ Requires exper. on Mohawk area. Call 548-4179. tilltntal CommttCial Corp., Paid/Also Fee Jobi How Apply · mornings, 2 5 9 0 . $2. Wk. Full ma.Int.· · l' time, Operator lea~. take terred. Apply in Penion, GENERAL CLERK keytape. Convenient loca· MED 1 c AL Rcceptk!nist 1215 No. Marshall, El Cajon, would you like to v.wk .tor a Newport. Bl., C.At. * 639-1202 * , over e&tab. older clientele •. Colo~ Kitchen, 32U Har-Position open in our·accounl· tion, good benefitJ It op. needed -must be bi-lingual Ca (n4) 449-5011. . fast growing real estate &: SERVICE Wrlter·Parlsman, RECOND. washers, dl')'flrs, ~ Modern HAir Fuhiom, C.M. bor, CM. ing dept: for eXper. person. portunity. (Spanish). Position avail. PROFESSIONAL investment co? y 0 u n g lull ~me· Serv!ce Dept .. Ap. )dw'~ from $40. Guar., delvrd ' 642-8641 dayg. 557..Jll9 ~ DISHWASHER &: suSBQY 10 key by touch. ·can per-p .P ,$.. immed. Salary open. Con-RESTAURANT &: HOTEL modern co--workers. $500 ply m person, ?lfesa Cenlf!'t by r prmn. 54&-5218, 839-7420. !, day. Must be clean & neat. Apply sonnel for appt. 842-1151. Pacific tact ~frs. Nestllnger-RN, EMPLOYMENT ACENC'l Call Helen Hayes, 54()..6055, Automotive, 196 E.1l6th St., REFRIGERATOR, very BEAUTICIAN Exper. No in person only. Sttrf Ii UNICARP INSURANCE Personnel Services 557-6300. Managers •.•• ••• Salary Open Coastal Agency, 2 7 9 o Costa Mesa. clean, inside 4: oul $60. 7130 1 I fol~ neceu. Busy \\~ll Shioin. 59.10·W. Coast Hv.'Y, 1U No. Tower MOTEL maid, part or full Xlnl oppor. w/lrg Corp. Harbor Bl at Adams, <;M. SERVICE Station Attendant, ~inster Ave. Westm, , estab. aa.Jon, Guarn. salary Newport Beach. 1·1ME FOR Union Bank Square lime. 460 N. Cout Hwy., Ass ti.'1gr Trne •• $650-S~ mo ·. part & f/ttme; E'Ve3 Ii REFRIGERATOR l 1, i to start. Ask for Bttty, Orange, Calif. Laguna Beach, 4~2494. 2nd Cook •••••.••••• ,U) shilt RECEPrJONIST: Typing wknds. Unicin Station 1645 · ' c e 8 a' ~ Gigi's Hairatyles, 846-500'1. Draft~man 547-6446 CoJfeeSbopCook$23·S12shUt filing. gen'l c lf!r l eal Adams, CM. ,. auto, defrost, 5 yrs. old. ' "BEAUTY OPR ASS T-;-ARCHITECTURAL OUICK· CASH Ask !or Rachel May NEWCOMER WELCOMING' Breakfast Cook :!~b~'. ob~,"~ ,;=.SERVICE Statio"' Grav.yd. MAYTA~ = ~. Ken-• Assist bus)'' Mlon .owner. !--'=-'-=;__.:..._ Hospitality Hostess Short hour!! ••••••• ,SaJ, Open Apply Hybridyhe, 1nc .. 3150 shift. f/tlme. Must be ex· mqre washer $70, reco....t :- Top salary +. 646-1345 DRAFTSMAN THROUGH A H To Call LOCALLY on new BrollC1' Man & Cook Sal Open Pullm•" St CM 54!)-5935 per. Prete; college student end gua>'. 1-·~ •-.,:::: >. KEYPUNC ,.,;dent familie. bringing ·Wai.....,., Over 21 • ' ~· •• · • ' An:o 19th A Newport. CM '" ~ ~·~ -' BEAUTY opcrawrs -!ult & DAILY PILOT WEEKENDS g;ris & clvl< info. Good pay Food & O>cktail ..... SI.65 hr RELIEF Me<ltcal .Attendant 'SHARP GAL ' Cameras & 1" part time.. Commissions? P/time. Must have happy HO«tess, eves, exper n1lel. Ne)Vl)Ort Villa Looki fo Equipment a guaranty. 645-lmll. A new company JU$t fcnned Immed. openings starting smile, car, typing ability. Short hours •••••••••• $2.50 hr 6424861 'l' r a career In l BEAU1i''.Sharn,........ ..;,.1, Lie by America's lead i ng WANT AD this weekend for keypunch 547-?.095. HostessCashlerp/time$2hr ~.n .. ,.""' bouttque sales It VERY LATEST MmOLTA.11 ,....., e~ operaton ntar the Irvine t;O RESI'Aun.na,, appllcationt ~ment ~ftl8t have ID-MATIC F1JLLY·AlJTO. \\ req'd br ~ega.»t 'silon in <leveloper o f residential I Complox. V . Re Busboysl8orover ••• 1n.~ hr being taken , for cocktail dicn'"" ~ _;_, _p u you MA-c~-oNIC3S--,~ Fullerton. 879-3932. CQ~rnunltles is now ataffi~ acanetes <mt money! nt Afgr., Frnt Dsk:, Hote .. .., hr gi-rts, hosteaet, waiters, -·al .. ~lly ._ aa..:; ~;:.:.. •A-·'"' .i:,J,.o,C,o\,J..n. '"'1" ·~ '''B~OO~K=K=E=E=P=E~R---II.< operation 1n Orange 642 5678 1 S.l.S TEMPORARY ,.... "°""'· apt., •lore Beilman Hotel $1.65 hr+tips busboys, diahwyhen & ;i.:'-::..""'t1o -::.;·•: • RANGEFINDEI\ ~ , O:mnty. It has developed an • 1424 SO. GRAND bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot FEE broilflf' men. Wlnd Ii sea s .... IA """' n. ~ .-ap. Ftatures pjore: Eectronic \ Sharp gal for heavy oflict to Santa Ana 547-5T.16 Ca,,1'fled Ad. ROYAL SERVICE AGENCY pointment. ex .......... control~--·- 'f 8 Some unkl 1 exciting ne'IV con<:c:pt in fac-;;;::;;:::::;;:::::::::;::~======~=====~~~;;::;;::;;;::;;:::/ Restaurant, Dana Ptilnl THE LOOK ~· •"-·-· , . n repor -~ re-to b ill od I hou . 3848 Campus Drive Mari·-. July ••1• • 17·21 exposure in both normal and ' qui~. l.ovJ fee. SJ\tt\RT fl'-u m u ar sing. ·-ior " « -.<!AA .<!JUIO\ 4'1 "' ~ Suite U9, Newport Beach bet 9 • 11 am. VTrv.1UV u&811 usage , .. • e v e n SE'T Employmtnt ~n~" k:~ 'tc'-=7 "' decides _...._ .. •-na~ ~ 1420 E. Edi"l<•r. No. ll7, Wehaveimmed;atoopcningl! );,1i:fl(lfl STAR G·A'ZER:~~ ~-21!00 -SALE-FURNITURE e SINGLEneedleOpcrators, posure,.;;;;;;;,.. f/i{',;'; Santa Ana. 835-6313. ror qualified architectural l'-"-""-'-=~---Drc.t.AY.Jt.'POLl.ANl----r----t PRACTICALnurseJorelderly n-....... Counties most ........ r. on dresses & 1/lllOOth ---• ,_ act·i·· dra1tsn1en \\•ith at least 4-5 , 11 · 111•• I dy Liv 1' t Salary ""''""''!>"' ""~ IK'\....,..,. un· ~1°" ' Boat f\.lanufacturcr years.. cumnt expcr:ienct!' ;f) "'~~'. 11 M Your 0o;11 ActT•i'1 ~IJ• M strr. 11m a · e1> n or ou • l"eqlt'Cted Mmt in tlne turn. sporls\l.-e11;r. ~ stopping plctutt11 to 111.1 at : Kel'ds Bo at Ca....,.nttN, -:-.~. ' "Y' A«ord/111 to lh• $/on. Y ' open. 548-TI4l • S48-67'14. Sf0fe$, has a rare vacancy · 2 full teedndt allowing pto. ' ard 1 . ~I working \\'Ith elevations, ~ -~'!:.. !' -o do·-lop mtssoge for Tucsdo" oct.11 POLICY TYPIST It d tori I SINGLE N--•• opcrat·-H ,..,are n 1ta l ers. noor plans, tlc. \Vith '6J!l·,l~~,, ;~~corm.-'-',;ngtorunbc';~ 411_,,.67_,70t.S5 • on s econ: sae1 ~e ........ tum even ht moonlight 1 Plumbers &-Ce I.Coat special emphR.sis in lhe ..... ... t;h"" .... lmmed, open!"•, will train. team. The man wbo will 1iU Overlock, special. Expel' ASA range. from 2S to 500. j To\ich-u.p. C)Xld ~nefll~. Yr tfiT.1.uaus <ifyourZodlocbi sign. sco•r10 ''@I this position understands on!Y. 'Top PaY • a,teady. Pd. S~utter 1pee·d ae. i. WO·~-"'•rk tr1·-1 .... ... • -.. ocr,.JJ :menca• o.. ........ • -. r ,VM-,,..,., auOtn& aly at 11-• wu uetalllng. '--' .. •, 2Wolt 32Stt 62Joy , • benefit$. Call Penonnel for " .ovu• uwnd ~ , Oay . areas of plumbing I.: ek'e-.,, ,, I /Wot'-~ 31 Nd ''Con ~ 55 w.p.m. min. Gd aal I: A • ' 1 1urn1•-vac' A·'· lo Jon ••• ·-t lie 1 · ~ wk. Exper. only, Apply 121 , ,-.._ ~".~ !° J Stot 3J Oldd 63 twort'• Hor. 11" 8'2-""" lines ••• & poaeues a ftaah l)'OChroniation. SUpiet Mon-Thurs. Equal 0pPor. S.W7-oo-o .. ~ J4k 6'Y°"' !I.'~ ~ appt, ,,.,...., .seasoned fto..it for SJJ"I'Ek needrfd, my home, imposed ranaefinder ~ f Em P Io y e r. Columbia \\'e ~er ansal a t t r a c t i v e 1.n .79.11 : ~lri ~ ~ :: e:!l'll ·88 ¢: UNI GARD INSWUNCE decorl.tinf. Xln't remunua· ~. 2 pre-edlool children, iill b'onl 2.6 n. to t-.. -.. { •ta.ung ary ln addition GlMIHt. , • .._~ 37MN 67>.ctuGI"'· SAGITT'~llUS , ..... ~ be-:..#10... ---·-..1-.1 .,._ -1 -·~ ···,·..:." ' Yachtt. 2'?'SMcCorm ick to • u··ra1 pac•--.. of ' "'" ,, .. -tion w .......... UJ115e -l"""'•UI· ......... ·~· ~. IN\,,.l,oVUES: EJtttrotlu I u.: Ml (""/_.)MAY 11 IWHI 38 Into 68To or 21 $ ~ .... . Ave., CMt-"" benefits. Please Call ~.,. 'tf_~'r '. , 9p-.1..ou.. J9P._ 6tDo ",· ~UAUTY An outa .... ,.,...,. carttt -.op-tiPtcl&ll.YtcrllleM.ATlCE.: i '' -< r. "'"" 10 ,;,,-• '° '" 70 ""'"' otc. " ..,. potl\Jnity. SPRAY P AJNTER Conylng cur, tUt.r le-llOAT CARPENTERS Appointment. '"'-1~21-= ·""""" .,....... """ ,.,.,.~!&I CONTRO'· Call Cb6ndler's T $4 H ·"-'eat•-_._ bar· 'I ~ .. dba·-•-b .. ild;-1-e ~J~2"'-.... 12Gooct A2 Chi~'• no.c.o ... n--::..,.,~ .. o r ..,.... 'I'll'" • ..,..,,. ,, ~-· "·~· • -~"' J'lttt Joiner ~-"""°' "'""" nw,_ ·-Atl514No.M&lftSt,S.A. NO ' FEES' R«ently ))ll!'Cllued lot )llcllti. Lona: n.nge pl'!> UNCll 11,5w1-11_1 ~,!CL ~~==-CA,ltcOlM MANAGER (11-t) 5fl-439t ~()O, wW ltU h ~ j sr-m. Top Vr'l&ell &: (...-t).WHill .. ""'' ,~ ote. ll A · '·k ~ ... ~~ k --btnefltt.. Apply \Villard Bo&t I 01\INI HOUSING ~Jut'r Jf 16 E~ "6 HtlpM 76 lri!O H: • vi~ '"' IV.l _,,SI ou•e MU!t have job ahop f'XP'I'. .--..... 1 .... 6'2-68fl), Of lte at Worla. JSOO 1..opn A\.'(', SYSTEMS. lNC. :n.·1 ••• ·~ ~~~~ ~~'"' ~~1 · ~~ 1.:~106 F:~,,~~.g~mlorlellionl.ed~ '"u.m .. • F.qual Oppor. Emp&oyer Must know velvetiz.ing, w. 1Sth St .. Apt. 60. (Vil I Cotta Mm. L:e;J46-60-1.s 1,wf!h ,,........., :gr $.63.65 ~. ..-... ""' • "" SALES: Some e x per . wrinkled A klatht:rttle Jin-West iApta.) &in. .. Thura, ,, y 17822 Clllf'l!(I LIO t ri ~lift~~' II ,..._ i AQV.WUS ~('~I~ Al~nd~:!if:.· R:; Fll8hion ' ·sportnttr. Full lsh~. (eventrws) July 9tb thna Jv-~ IOd-~ lr"ino, C.111. ~'""" 220'4 • ,,,,,. .,_.. """" _ _. t QA or P/Ti-. MI i-J!l4, Mra. P.P.S.· ·1c,Y,.:lltll::::;·=~=~--'1 ~ Alf JD.14 10 ta1ft1' Ptl"n • t.u~ SJfotr IJCollc~ 11i.1r ~....,.._.ence ._ ._ mal'lll&e-..... f't.•alley. • Poclflc . Pu_t_• lltUe .··1 ....... ,. In.._,.. ID 11111 o.na Point. San Oe--AUG.J? 2•hfrift 5AYow'll 1'$uicctuNI rnenl level req'cl.. viTI Levlv.,. •• 11 .i...:':".._ b'-~·-(714 ) 979-7«)) 21-33-35 J 25 Mvotw,, M You as Bt!r.O '-J.10..24 • Tht fukst <inw ln lbe WtAI. Per·-1 •--loot 1 • ~ """""' uaU -fol. -...aa. 4'°'62 26'cwtrtt S6t.ocr "''"'°""' 1~"7.C ........... ~." •·bucb". Clll aa•w DAILY ,ILOT VllGO· l 210.. S1 ....,,.. ''"'"'' t1scn Rtply to • •.• a 0611.J' Pilot Oa.ulfied 112 No. Tower •• Equal Oppor. Empjo}'tt' .-111:11 I~~~ i:!:i., ==' 1u.1• , Oauified. Ad No. ~ Ad. 64J..li618. Union Danit Square &4U67_8. . MJdll••KSt DAY to If' b .ad! U,;~,'· •JO.....,. , ''°hiri · '°"~';-wM.:ro c/o Dalb' Pilot AQydl,y lithe B£STDAY to ~ca.JU. JI' bren! .1tl .,. aa 9dl Den'' <lfJay • • · n!t:s =f:~: ae ~ 1 A ]6-tbta ..,1_,®Gool @.u.em ()Jalill'. ~= . P.O. Box 1560 r11n •n ad! Don't delq •• ,· 547-6446 '' t:.:. wttlt: ;.;.: ~te JCMlf ...a totloy 1'2.seTI. Pilot Oassllled. -· Colla M'•ia. Ca 1llllil Cftit IOOay W«ll. Aak tor llach<l NAJI Piiot Oanitied. 14Um. · P I . ' I -. ' " • .. ( • ,•• , , ls... i ' :1 ): l •" ~ • I ! I· r.tart ~· s0nuncr lGokl Ha ~ .. ~ Jiii. l8 <'"5t 31) 6t.lnch. ' F eac ll'•lw I .1Jr Mai fnr; ·o '9elivery e. tl2 w tori<, AME, ...... , •JNsr .... lod ri·N ST K hlon DArtV '1101' !?G , J SEE ·11 FREE Find Your Name ,,, lverythl,. For Your HOM• Ev en Traveling 'Hmnes, In Recr'eatfon l' e hicle Exhibits If,.. -........ "'""" 94 -It ...... .,,.. '""" ..., dmll· • -.......... It "'-.. -....... 641-5671, ht .. s1 .. 314, botw- ' -. .-1 ,.... to ..... .....,.., .. ., to pie• up yow tfckoll .i ..., cuaw1al11t DAILY Pli OT office. Be The Guest of . the DAILY PILOT 11' •mer••&. Equjpinont IOI F 0,,,u,,rn,_l~tu-re _____ 1_10 Fumitur• '86 Cycles, Bikes, m \Auto Service, P1rt1 Mt QUEEN la bed * * _ ~==-,-----Scooters IO $ S 0 . '."' ---------·71 Toyota body pnrts. cng. :ETRI' FT camera' . Seldom Uroom -t Cb1•ck "'~I · Bill Anderson 23' SOtn'H Coe.rt Runaboul, -d' d'· •· -.• ., DOORS -u Ch--• Cro 10 '70 llonda 300--Stn'f't. !rans., 1(f., ra ...,, M'a~, \used> C. C. auto. 1:1.8 f.55 aofa bed, chrome & g\a.ss 455 Agate ~ "7""'er wn Marine 1 z;xi ml. $475 ti.lust S('ll 1•1<-. 15,000 1ni!('!I. Call ~·Nb. 006666. With flub oottee &: end tables} $250. ~agun• Beach ii!'lil(D•NVllNTNT.IO"N h.p. $2500 or make offer. ~144-3417 \;i'i;73-i;il7i;Sli.iiiiiiiiiiii pittacbment. $100 or make Italian desk $175. B/room Youarethewinnerof i;tmC Wi-...·12 Noon Collect (213) 255-714.3 ~Uer. 542-1734 eves "-set, Inc. nittt 5tand (no b~-2 tickets to the ·(Busine!.1 hours). Lainb1'\'tr11 h\\l i.l"1th'r. r. "voeelrends. dlng) $225. Pecan eoUee & Southli nd 900 West Katella, Anaheim, C&llfornia W1ekdlyt ·5 p.m. 19' PACIFIC Cu.ston1 Cab. Good trnns. SlOO. JI ~·l OBENA 421 Super 8 movie end tables $295. Redwood Home & Garden Cru. 7S h. Johnson, lrlr, blUt I --=~;:.::":..;..i· .::'""o7~=-Au101 for Sil• _ camera. 1n«tant cartrid~ patio turn. $35. Decorator Show tank, xlot, must sell. $1595. 1970 i\lf1i1'0 :r.iO J\lX ~-----;;;;;~;;;;;1 floading. Power telephoto kitchen set $135. Colonial at the ~ s.t~ · Plus 1·x 1 1·a~. S~{i(). ,!'I i'vide angle Jens. Almost eod table $19. Small bkca.se ANAHEIM I -.. II" 11 Pets~........ J[B [ ~~ I t/ 17' Outbrd, ~·in Mere. ~hp 1;73-1J2f! Dune Buggies 9S6 .. ~ tables ir'> b M'·· rde • ...,~ '"" 'ii l{awa11nki lZ>, du·L '71 D B "'°w. S75 or make offer. SlO.Vanltychair $12.cube CONVENTION i;·:.mmmmm.;;·iiVm . ~ ~mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~I e-. ""'mptete w/lrt·r, ---------1 ~2--1734 eves~ weekendK. • .. eac • , -. ga n 1 CENTER anchor, xtra glUI tank!, sea une UCJCJY _ tools, lawn tnower $65. $1 Xtrus. I..rnv 1nilcnge Xlnl Mi •-··-hold t t July 14 • July 23 Muslcal ln1truments 822 Pets; Geneiral 150 General 900 ladder. 450. 846-8058. cond. "~.Ill\ nrni. S3G-!(17G f-ih'l'•·l ll'gal, Exotir (:l'~·.-·n. Urnltu,~ 110 sc. '"'.......,,· em a· 1 -Ill " ·tn I rnol 'II 1'11 557 "Ill after 6 0 r Pease call 642-~, -~. 314 . SI~JACK 2' , .. ,·th I •in (\('"' ' Y · " . . ~ betw 9 d 5~·· .. ~c1'· . GUILD Mark IV Guitar PARAKEETS-All colors, $1 sc· RAM LETS ·v"o1r , .• 1Ul '... 'b'7 JiONDA 90 l'lnst'd ("A'>r:'f PI 'l'uk1: pirk· la!•, king lriie maple weekends. · een an pm aim . · · vo engine11 JJ.I' ,.~·s ~ bookcase headboard. 1 yr yoor tickets, (North County , w/cue $150. each. Cock-a-teels $20 a • w/traller. ~Sl eves. Only 1700 1nilcs, xlnt rontl up or older (":lt' In 1rr11h" BENTWOOD toll-free number ls 540-1220) * MS-3192 * pair. ~lgeons Sl each. Large . $179. 546-7805. Cun hnanc(' privUlt' 11JJrl). ~ cond. $85. CHAIRS * * *Off . ~n!;_ed goldfish $3 eacb. ANSWER·S 9' BQgrQN "Whaler type HONDA 4:il 197(], \(I nJl!('s. ('all dlr 494.i;s11 alt lL . Ice Furniture/ """'""°"" dinghy, new cond , ''1thout I t nd s-oo [ '.°l'lli·S736, •SOFA & love seat, never Need at least four tin, or un-RARE modern cab l n f:' t , Equip 82.4 motor. $295. 64>-0904. x n co • 1 • ---------! Both iru:n tin, Bentwood chairs. Ap-massive 7• Jong, with space <.~.....;·'-'-·-------DOG & Cat owners, fresh Sola.cc -Gypsum -Enmity!_.-'-'-~:...,,.,..:.::...:='--~l'"lS-4f.1~ sed. .......... Sewing 1-.. __ ,or chick•n 17c Jb. ,~-_ Turk•y _Tawdry_ P·r· '70 Skipjack 2'1. -,7, 0 Pl .,~" I Trucks 961 eh $25. Pvt Pty 968-7910. pearance not important, but for hifi ~mPonents, has MOVING: Desk, 2 drawer =i: '" ''"""' .. " •si1 011ct1· ~:.., i· 1· must be in good cond, No bookshelf top, beautiful hori1.ontal legal file, elec. home delivery hrs. lO to 9· iod -SIDE-POCKETS Xllkt> ne~iv~te ~262 3000 i\u. (";d. eond, J 1~11~'! FORD F·HJO. l.Xl t·u . 111 .. DICK CASH antiques. Free or reas. wood. 8' round area rug, typewriters, control & 1\1-F. 835-7753. Nutty idea: Stull your mat-tras. 104:>, :i $675. 548-6417 art 4 11111. ,; 4'}1. itic.k shirt . Sl.1~. . price. Mike, 897-7191 aft. 5 wool, blue-green ·ca 11 display p 8 n e 1 s , auto * "Sherry's". Grooming 10 tress with billiard balls and Boats, Rent/Chert'r 908 'il llttrley 0 a,, i cl~ 0 11 1'M:l-!r121, anytime 644-e913. CdM. typewriters w/pa.per tape, yrs in all breeds. (Free it'll be easier to roll out of 27 , AU S OOP Sportsll'r, L<l\1' nt!. :i.111s1 =~--~--! llROUGH A LADDERBACKCHA!R b. ,. pho & d' piclrup). Board'""• poodle bed. When ""U get up next X. L l!l71Toyotap1rkup. S , TV. end tables, coffee table, com ma ion to iazo "• ~v S('ll . $\iOO. 548-8909 ~ft. J, L'k Sl'""I '· 546-2848 day do 't ha ,__ p f f c I (! Ile'\\', ""'. Need at least four matching , dbl bed dressers misc. & copier, Durst enlarger, etc. puppn:s. . you n ve """6S un· er ert or weekend cruiSf's -,11 Ilonda 350 SL, pvt. -....... G73-l'.12S 'AILY PILOT high, ladderback chairs. bric-a-brac. 646-1.fs6. 615-8881. Cats 852 der your eyes. J ust SIDE-to Catalina. Fully equip(J('d. pty. Neii• rond. S5.)0. Fin. ~ unfin • .,. Must )>e CUSTOM Exec. Desk • Wal-POCKEJ'S. SS radio, RDF, sleeps six. * Gi3-7:isl * r sturdy. No antique!. Free or Gar•t• Sate 112 nut, w/side cab & Tambour AfTECTIONATE fem a I e 12' FISHING Boat, motor. 6'2" headroom, complcle ~-~,.::::..c=.:c..~= 'WANT AD reasonable price. Ph. Milre doors A be ty Cot $1200 kitty, free to you, 11 weeks & Trailer excellent con-galley, Club ratel'i. Lo~ of Motor H omts 940 • at ~7-Tl91 after 5. ANTIQUES furniture new ' au • 8 ' old. Needs a home wjth lots dition. $400. 546-0051 parking, Call for info. "DILL \VHJTLfDG ES" cancU ~ fl, n Sac. $300, Call 644-7928. of love & ----"' cat food. 557 9046 It FURNITURE factory selling .,, owe ·I-------•-Forro Cement Bo•t• ' a · 6'30' SUNSET MOTORS ,. 642 .58J8 out at CUit, all fklor samples !~1o~~t~i:,sH~~ Pianos/Organs 826 -~="":: .. :...· Y::..644-:.:gre..:1=t=1.'-wi-·th_"'"_·_i-e Power-SaU-commerclal B ·~°"-''.;.•_S~•-11 ____ 9_09 = =·lasts..845 Baker, <Yorktown & Brookhurst), PIANO SALE I PERSIAN kjttens, blacks, Immediate Delivery. NEW MARK II 8 to 5. 962-1260. Plano used Jn teachers CFA reg., $100. Also penian Stock & c~~ designs. Plastrtnd PT 30 ,••••••••••••••••••• MOVING sale. New port atud,~os;_ .. nooodr ml oddels; clisd· stud servi~ from wh.ilc or conlinental~mmerci·-• Newest le Fastest 30 Jo~ooter H~•-~,. Wa•,_!dryer, . con 1nuai m. cs; amage bl k k d ~" •v 1 edl <o·~-"" Tb 11 h & ac smo e proven stu s. 17141~, .,.2 .. 17141,,•=ii mm ate Delivery A COtMNIEHT IHOPPING AHD RWING CUIOE FOR THE CAI.ON THE GO. For an ad In Woman'• World C•ll Mory Both 642-5671, ext 330 . . Sleek Sensation! Fall Look·Allkes Sofa bat, Saller uiy cart, ca~.t d."'Y re at 1 elrleOO on 892-2970 ~lant: 't't.,......., KETTENBURG Assort. garden tool•. saea. 1scouns.o • . D~ p . W II h M C Large dog Hou.,.. 1250 N. MQl'Sball, El Cajon ana olnt Marina 646-31135. • JC s usrc ity -49' ••10 South. Coast Plaza Almost Brand New .,.._. GARAGE sale. Din !iC'I, baby 540-2830 must sell $15 Boats/Marfnt P-CAT. No. 277. ExC<!l cond. =· ~. H~l ~~A "~t.~I.EN~.CO~NN---WUR~-LITZ--ER-Phone 847~115 Equip. 904 v.·/trler . le lot! of storogf'. Verona, Irvine. July 9-U. Organs, Pianos, Harpsichords Dogs 854 ~.-.;....;...,-*,..-----1 North. Sails. Must see to n~ NEW-USED-RENTALS ;....::________ '* preciatc. $2950. 524--0865 Mochlnory 116 GOULD MUSIC CO. AKCPUPS-9-koldGer. Biii Lju1111bl•d 26' SCHOCK E.nde a•er. s~rs. show & field, 5 8361 Indianapolis !b _,_ A LL EN SYNCROGRAPH, Our 61st year week old great <lanes, best Huntington Beach rgls llllUUp, xlnt. FINEST MODEi. E 1415 HD J7F, 2045 N. Main, S.A. in temperamE.'ht & show. You are the winner ot Newport JllOOrina incl'd. DISTRIBUTOR MAatINE. 547-0681 Mart Iner est Kennels 2 tickets to the ,_644-_26!_4_. ------ 542-1734 eves & weekends. SOHMER baby g ran d, 546--0989. Southland 23' PEARSON Ensign FB. 4 DRILL press, welder & elec. French Provincial, excel 2-M--Do-h-ie_p_u-ps----AK-C Homt &. G•rden sails. OB. Extra.II. Xlnt air compressor. Good cond. cond. Sl.600. 646-8163. Rancho dobie. Show stock. Show cond. $2500. 54~ 837-00f9. THOMAS Electronic Organ. Ears, tail, shots. Exool at the Flipper, Sal l No. 630 . .. Misc:ell•neous 818 6 MOS OLD. $250 watch dog. Bred tor guards. . ANAHEIM Xlnt cond. $225. * 5.1&-7731 * 546-2647, 545-5976. CONVENTION * 548-0315 * STEREO: 1972 Garr a rd GRAND Piano-El.xtny finish· OBEDIENCE Class To Start CENTER ~ode!· Electrophonic full Fine condition; S 5 O O '. \Ved. July 26th 'l:30 PM in July lt -July 23 Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 between 9 and 5 pm to claim your tickets, (N0tth CoUnty SACRIFICE, 22' Albatross $950. 2 BT. mobile home, no down. Lido Park. fi73...3817. sne stereo changer, hue 4;99-l63S. j th.e NeWpOrt-lrvinc area. r e flex spe aker s • Opento-alldogsover Smo's AM-r,,l)I I MPX I STEREO • .• 8 track tape player. Still Sporting Goods 830 old. 546-4928. · ~ brand new in carton -left RELOADING equip. RCBS DOG OBEDIENCE cle.6ses on lay-a-way. Orlginally press, dies,· powder &e&le, begiming Jul. 11., 9:30 -~d for $386.95. pay oU all 8cce18• Must a e 11 • lD: 30 & 7: 30 -8: 30 pm. balance $189.47 or paymenta 642-4786. Martincrest Kennels Santa of $9.00 monthly. USA Ana Hgtg. 546--0989. Stereo Equip Warehouse, TV, Radio, H iFI, NEEDS home, male. tan 171! E. 17th SL, c..ta Meza, ~roo 136 Shepherd, good with kid.c, LIDO 14 NO. 2217 With trlr and cover. toll-tree number ia 540-1220) Good condition 646-9750 * * * 13% ft. tone -star sailboat JOHNSON 3S h:nepoM:r, with trlr, $650. 847-6427. electric . .start, with controls, LIDO 14 /sand dolly lik mechanically perfect. $3XJ. $900 w • e Sonar D-~O'.M D e p t h new' 644-5380 ' 64!;.2442. needs room ., run. $5. ·;a.w 1 STEREO 1972 G a rr a rd 842-6331 * 'AUCTION * equipped with fuD sized pro. -'.,,~-·~---~ PJUnder. $:70. 3 Gu tankir. $11 =~,,..._,,=.:_ __ each. Jabaco bait pump new 49' B Meter Sloop. converted $15. 10 lb. anchor i:;. for cruising. Xlnt cd. $17.500. 557-2.m. . -• 642-5146. Fine Fum!ture fessional changer, AM/FM SILKIE T~nier Puppies, & Appliances stereo reeelver, sealed air-AKC, 9 wkl!I, Shedless, ador-Character boa~ ll' Boots, Sllps/Doclct 910 4cyl inboard/Excel cond. Parade faVC1rite. 833-1445 British. Sea Gull, 5hp. Auctions Friday, 7:30 p.m. suspension speakers, tape able. Reduced! 962-8.171. Windy's Auction Barn deck & bead phone plug-in SHELTIE -TOY COLLIE. jacks. Brand tiew In box & ARC. :lmSll Newport, CM 616-8686 557 -5 Behind Tony's B!dg'Mat'l guaranteed. Originally pric-* -1oo::r al t pm * Long shaft. $150. 645-1400 ed at $Z'l9.95. Balance $87 ** 2 PUGS with papers, CHU.OS playhouse 40 sq. fl cash or small payments. male A female call after 6. 15' ''PERFORMER" out- Crpted & paneled. Must .see Lay. away D e p t, * 642-3019 * boanJ wlf/J h.p. E\'W.,_;ntr, 16x40 U Allp, ( way tie. Sl35 mo. Michael RI~, 673-6880. 507 E. Balboa BI vd., Bel boa, 17' Schiada SK with 110 Mere 08. Canvas cover, Sharp! $1750. 96i.3894 to apprec. $125. 892«124 TI4/893--0501. & Ur. $675. 644-8277 QUEEN size bed & maple °"ZEN=!Tll=:-&,-,RCA=-_,.-ve-=$5000-to COKLLJC EAU, tl'ishot_ '.:.color7 ma ~::· 1.,;Boc:.o.c.t:.;s.:.;;P:.:owo:..o;.. :..,='--=906= *" SLIP avail up to 40' boat, A s. mos. _,. • ample parking. S2 Balboa headboard $40. Maple desk $150 during our end of 96S-5075 $25. Maple nightstand $10. model year s8le. Most '73's .::::::,.:::;:=·~=~---C. E. ''Ack'' Acklrman, Coves, S50 mo. 673-814.5. phone 642--3643. now in stock. Priced less OUTSTANDING Great Dane N~ Ketch builder Ir Bo.ts Speed & Ski 911 REFR.IG, like new. Head-than the discounters w/3 yr pups-lawn, AKC registered designer ls now a brt>ker ' _ 9349 boa.rd, wrought iron, an-picture tube wa~nty •. 1 yr Reas. 540-2894. with Pav:id L, Fraser. Hls 15' ALLEN SK hull, f..tere. tique. Leaving area. Call parts, 1 yr serv1ce, delivery ELEGANT AFGHANS pet & years of boat building & 1000, le trlr. $UXI. ORANGE COUNTY LOCATION ELDORADO J\1\ni MOTOR HOME $6448 FULLY SELF CONTAINED & IT'S BRAND NE\V! Ser. •213207 Phone 645-6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOMES 8081 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove • 8944479 *Marvin Pearce* Motor Homes Sales • Rentals 558·3222 l(ll. S. Village Way, S.A. Motor Homo Ronto ls Available for dally, weekly or monthly baais, 21', 2.1',_ and 25' seU contained M~ tor Homes, all equlpt wiU1 generator, root air, !ind many other extras. All Coaches are 1972 model!. We have the all steel Amlgo a1so: Please call 839-9560. BUS/motor borne. 35', excel motor, new tires, stereo, air cond. color TV, cpt. Much more. ~281 '72 WINNEBAGO 27', aleep.s 6, alr/cond. t>elwr. Reserve now. 833-8070. SIZES Toss on pretty toppings Fri aft 6 or an day SaL & set-up. Terms or cash. 00 show puppies & aU breeding "tUrveying experience, sail l!~~~fl7~3-<1~731~~~~ j1 1oy2.20 ~ when the breezes blow. 494-3S96. plan. Hurry for full selec-stock. All colors. 962-69:16. & power, will be most val'I; Rent A Motor Home ; ~ "1'fT' Crochet multi-color J)OEi}' l~SPD' bike· $65. Twin beds tlon ot '72 models. ABC WEIMARANER pups-shoti, uable lo · th.e prospecUve 1 J[i] for your Vacation '.~:..' lllM;iMt 111"1rt--t'.,.. yokes of gay scraps; add leaf $38 ea. Capt ch.air $10. Bud-Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, Show & fie'ld. Futuri!y buyer, He looks forward to TrinaporutkHt rh * 139-4301 * l'f'f border. Finish cape" in pat-dha heads $25 & $20. Dif· Huntington Beach., 968-3329. nominated. 839-32.57. assisUng you aild seelilg his'. I ~;;;m;;jijijijiiiij~· ;m;; '72. 20' Harvest. Under 3000 start with. a 11eek and tern stilcb. Fine for fall in fenbaeh.ia plants SlO ea. LEAR Jet stereo 8 portable A very friendly gold many triends again. Otflcejl miles. Call aft. 5 w~kdays. 'Et; shape, then add a v.-orsted! Pattem 71 31: 642-4789. tape player, solid state, afghan for .sale. $125. ri4:3424 673_5°252"".rto, Npt. Sch. C•.mpo_ l'.I, S•la/R.f!. ,920 549-2488 . ..-.nA-and vnu have (chikl'a 2-U): Teens, misses' J\1odel P 510 Plug into lu M-1 "'-''\ ..o..·,, . ---7"=c===~=~~ "';:u:?2•s faW'rite shirt S-11) incl. ' BRAND new gold/white cigarette llgh't~r or uses 6 D 1---':::n'-')T=· =~:.:e·:.:-=-=-=-15' GJ flat %. T Rancer p 1 c k0u p • 72 LJ-FE'tlME M-.l·I., 23' & ~1 H 't " one or two 'brocade drapes &: under i.Awer·-. u.::..ly 0..:::;. Pa: .. -SAMOYED Husky, A.KG, .f ass w/·'.:_'"to · 3-_. ---25'. Alr, lux. & safety t_'(fulp., . ave 1 m • SEVENTY........... ,..,,_ d ,,_ +· t-~ twin 11t1u ... ., niuu ;:ocu iu '--•-.... _,_Ab .. eM ....... _.. " "l'U-> .......... 1 t at .b..t pty 068 1~7 . . _ ., .... .,, "i:u"•"' rps,~06 ma ... ~ $.15-lfS'.M 542-l7l4 mos.snua,uuWM: ro n....... w/S' overhead Campe r xn r e,.~v, ., •.101 ...... ed -9349: NEW for each pottem -aod 25 -d $110. 644-0139 alt 6 -~ ... :nds!. . . .... Loves child. -· Bottom Ski Hull W/boot-dbl •Ink, 3 burner ,.... 33., 141L cents for each pe.ttl!rn tor pm -WEn .. nn•~ •--I Trall1r1. Travel 945 SiJi!'I lll;t, ?S• ,,., Alr Mail and Speclal Randi· u . . -SONY tape recorder, cost .Un.n.n.tt.J.TU:-lt.. pups, '""""'• w lee thtu OVtn. I\>, 18\1, :ll\I. Sl2e 1411 lug; otherwise third-dais NlVEX pot & veg . ..,..,. $575 .,n $225 Good cond 10 wla. No papers. i 25• White/me~e red, 65 hp Good 'oonditlon, 646-4329 alt TENT TRAILER ._,t 37) tak" 1 518 yard! deli~ w1U 111ke. three 1$35. Pepsi refrig soda boi rn-4m , , ~ Mere 0/B, tilt tralJer $ID>.1 =4,,_pm'-=-• ..t-----Slnpt 7 lt-~-FIVE <ZNTS weeb'"' or more. w to =~t= oven $50. • Horses 856 836-1954. '69 roRb, atr, with n· Kitchen A Cabana El11 Alice: Brooks the DAD..Y .[I · 2.l' Formula 233, twin .llCl'l'W. camper, refrlr .. many ex· Frame reblt to cany each pattern· -add 25 Pl'~ i~. Need! ft . 206 ft. steel 11helvtng I I s· *APPALOOSA * ~ tiahin• model. T···· ,,..,, oiiy 21,000 .. 1. $4,200. 3 motn~cles i Mall and Special Hand!· Dept., Box 163, Old Cbel9"a , 544-34lT . 3 yeor old ~oldlng, dcckir. 2 twin 160 HP. 2 bait .c.:.c;.;.:;· __ °"""___ $IOO .Ets for each pattern tor .......,,, ....... ecra "Lyoh" 18"x36" gheJves $75. Frte to You ._,,... a ic:tlA 968-4003 -~, 1 g; otherwise third-class Station, NeW York, N.Y. DINETTE , set,_patiotable 3 Lines, 2 Times,. $2.00 registered. $475. l)'Sten1s. 2 outriggerg. Rli'D, Cycles, Bllc:es, 540-3894 .-,..-.,. iilelivery v.>lll take three JOOU . Print Name, Add~M. ·-· -CALL ANYTIME depth. IOMde:t. Auto pilot. Scooters tu 18' Fan, MJlf conl., head, :-ks or more. Send to Zip, Patlem Nwnber. drafting machine. 540 3803 Tandem '"trlr. Immac.1 ---------Jih.owcr. hot water, 'Jtu: stv .u w• i.. ten Smart &. adorabl f ( S r & rcfrlg. $1295. S15..3U2. 1 1 =r--... M·~-. the DAI'Y NEEDLECRAIT "121 Cto-54S-4087 TORTOISE Shell Fm!. kU. 111,000. (713) 691--0863 Azk •n Honda 450 '$599.00 llOHC I , 442, Pattern Dept.. chct, knit, etc. Fl'ee. dift<:. ROl.:L ToP Desk oak Large • . e. llORSE lover wanted. Dad or Lee; n4) 673-3365. harp \0/11). 1232 West 18th St., New tiorui, SOc. good shape. slcriti~ $775. ~~· crJ: gd. home. traMferred'-must sell. 8 yr F ISHING TIME) FRITZ WARREN'S • !:fork, N.Y. 10011. Print IMtut ......... Book. c6'4-~'!279211~. ==~~~-l i~T~~-Wiiiie~iOtti old Chestnut gelding. Some 41' Chriaovitch Sport Fisher, Sport Car Center :aAMJD, ADD&r.:88 'v I l h Be.sk:, fancy knols, pat-~ CARPET FOR SALE F.REE kittens. White W/Otte taCk. $350, or best oiler. Ask fully equipped, twin dlecell. ORANGE COUNTY'S '~!IE and l'lTUl terns. $1. by CARPEl' W,.. caJI btk spot, Ne<d Jovill& bclne, for Linda, 84~326!. 1/3 Inte,..•t for we. Share LARGEST ' Eaf11 Art Of llal".Pfa Cro-e 546o-S745· • rS.0...-675-$9'?0/4SM818 t"Ve. 9 YR old Morgan, aee a·t c:or· expenses & charter profltl. 110 E. lst, S.A. S.7..0764 11 stE MORE Sprl n r dwJt • over 26 deltana to -t 1 pupe, Lab/Shf!pherd mix. ner of Golden West & EU ia, $14,500. 548-0572 for tun trifo. 169 HONDA~ [l'Uhiorls a,i . cboOM ope make. $).. • PASTEL mink coat. Inter Good -w/kidt. Include! food Hunttnaton Beach, •tall No. 5, £ ... ttm> -Iron> new Imtaat ---tlp, 1 yr, old. Top' quality & dleh. 64&-201.'1alt4. • 3. Call 842-7587 aft 6 pm. I h't kRFOblRMERtalH!voc• G!.~~.:J!lllll .. u. ~ CltaloS. All Learn by p~I· Pat-~or ot1tt. m.8081, .nµ:E happy healthy kittena. BOARDING STABLES1 w t e oo m~ uakto. 4.X"lt vucr, u•~ e\'el, 1 1,-.1 Only !Ge. terns. $1. ' Miscellaneous Weaned & tra~ Phone Beaut. new. rom Acacia ~~ upholCbryst~, all "a""'k . HONDA M1nl Bike, tube 1INS!'ANT SEWING BOOK ~ W Gift -Wantod 820 543-46IS. Santa Ana Hts. 557-8414. awa:-trir: ;j~rin"~t :Znd: dlwil, llOW tll(., IJ50. Xlnt 'tw todoY, "9ar IOmom>w. iL more than 100 gi!IJ -~ 0 ; Bi NrWOQD""' ""; Sweet Digposltioned mtle 7 YR old reg Appaloolo $!.l95. 546-1285 alter 7, cond. 54?-M. lr1'N ST ANT FASlllOn Oompr.lo Atpaa --CHAIRS cocJc ... poo, 10""' veoplc. w/ .. ddle & bridle. $500. '72 Enterpr\ze. 170 llP Volvo, Hd?~~ 3IO, '70. NMr In i,.:>OK -Hundred• of $1. • Need at lea.it four fib.«' un-Shots and License. 962-6103. 557-6776. 6 cyJ, Chry. OUtdrlve, 40 • 'oo-4788 '~}on tactl. st 11 .rur, RlW Boott • SOc. .fin. Bentwood chalnJ. Ap-FEMALE kitty, ll wkA, 1 nine yr. old mare. H&ll MPH. Seat. 12. Good Buy &. ' · •~.... n~· ho /lov• Smok M • half Arabian O«an boa1. Loaded wlfh POWELL trall/dlrt bike. I LftUICK CASH .:::". • "' 1J Prlle ~-!>'>ranee llOt tmJ10rlant, hut ~ me w • ey organ " , , ..,. o,IUI; muat be In good cond. No arey w/wht pawa. 6#-ttll • ..:::!250=·..:63::.7:..~=:.:.·____ equin. $4500. Any t Im e . nua:aed. excel ~ ~on d . 1, THROUGH A Qodlt -1 -16 tiotterns. an!lque.. Free or reu. SWlNGSET W/SLIDE TIME FOR 6'1H279• =-=-=-·=---- Auto S.rvlco, P1rt1 949 TIRE CITY Tiz'H..WhetJA.Tlrea-WheelJ 4th July Super Dea11. Good· year Pob'a;t.st 4 Polyateel Bleme. ltl Jackm $34.SO pr., Sorlnt type maas l4x7 $19.80, 13"5~ p5.80, 15x8\I $28.80, llix!O $31.80. F60id5 • $28.80, A60Xl3 • $39.80, H79x 14 Potyltetl ·• $?.!.80, E'IO-F"ro- G70-H70 ll" or ll" lit $24.80. New cal" tlkc ot:fs. Uflc<i Radlala 23&a5 $23.[J(). Closed Sun., Mon., Tue, 1950 Newport Blvd., C.M. 64.1-35.14. l23e E. Carl!On, ltawallan Garden s 21U60-034S. '63 Chev. % T. Jl U. \vilh 11/D/auspenston. 3 speed, Jl..J.t, alr cond., new battery, c,'IU'b., l tltts, clutch, and paint. VE'r"J clt'an $750. 546-18"19. '57 Fard · 1/2 Ton ·Pickup rmmnculate, Must Stoll. dlr 897-0224. 1951 CHEVY Pickup mo. Good co00. Cill eves 646-2962 '66 GMC TRUCK Radio, healer. (#V58139). $775. dlr. 836-G5.'l5. '70 Dodge l/4 Ton V-8, Auto Trana, with service Body, MUAt gell, dlr 897-022.f '63 Chevy l/4 Ton Immaculate, Must Sell, dlr 897-0224. '68 FORD ~!J to p/u. °? cyl.. 3 spd., M ·I, long w\de bed. tmmae. pvt, pty., 893-417.f. Auto L•as1ng 964 I Try out leue ~xperu tar Savtop • SalJl!action • s.z.. vice: · WE ~ AU. POPULAR 1972 MAKES AT CXlMPETl· TIVE RATES. C4l! Malcolm Rild for fUrlher detall1. TH EODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Bl•d. Costa MeSA 642.(1()10 Autos W•nlocl 968 REWARD WILL PAY DYER Kelley Blue Book For I•!• model, clo1111 low mllHg• domes- tics, lmport1, trucks or campers . Call an<J ask !or Buytt DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. 2480 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-IOl7 WE-PAY TOP CASH --CUIA llacb,Jm ealJ .. ,.. ""' _ .... GROTH CHEYRDl£T MktorSaHoM&lloe• 11211 Beach Blvd. Hunttnaton Blach 117.8087 Kl 9,,;sJ WE buy aJ1 mQes of clean utod 1pc:n:t1 em. pald tor or nol Pie• drive in 1or -•Ppralsal. NEWPORT IMPORTS WE PAY 1UP DOILAR .FOR 1UP USED CARS U your tit ls extra cleran, 1tt us Orst. BAUER BUICK 2925 Hubot Blvd. Costa ~fesa 919-251» -IMPORTS W.mr&D o~a• Countlts 1UP I BUYER D &•LY PILOT ..50c. ' price. MJke, 897-7791 th. 5. 963-5075. 23' Tbun<!Prhlrd. Formula TWO '70 Min Trall Honda• ·• "" M.;..... Quilt Boot t -l..ADDERBACKCHAJRS.1--------9UICK CASH 1971215 lll' Jnboard.oulbrd 50 <:C's. Uc'd. Xlnt cond. A LL EN SYNCROGRAPlf BILL MAXEY 1UYOTA MODEL E 1115 HD .m" tllSil Beach Blvd. , W64A.NT5671AD ~-,., ~--·· U.tllJ • ~~ at.~~'."~'! ... c\:~lnlng. TIME FOR THROUGH A doplh liOdel', ndlo. trlr. fllq ... W-4350. A"' ...... -.. ~ ...... -..u"''~ ,,. Bettolrttovert75004!M-8"3 CUSTOM Harley De.vld50n IS IM!lutlflJf po-. !Oc. Fin. or unftn. Mott lie DA.IL Y PILOT DAILY PILOT nr 645-4871. !k>ot1Jltt. Mutt be ,..., t-. eeeeeeee.eeeeeeeeet =r,;:-;:-Pi..rn.~ CWSIRED ADS WANT AD 1~,.~~;j,.~ ~Jiot wut Ads have r , .:•t:..:m:;.-..::TM.::..=a1t:..:s.~--l-C.:.A:.:::LL=-:64:.:::2-=5=6.:.71::... , ___ 64_2-_5_6_7_8__ .sm. 517•9645, -· bai:to.1no raJor<. DtSTRmUTOR MAOllNE. H. Beach. P.I\. 847- &4).t?' !'l«t A weekotldl. WnJ.. Buy. your car pa]d lor llORSCHll: •nctno. lllO cc, ot not. Call Ralph Gordan chrm ld..,Jd. point. 1161 vw 673-0900-flil E. Cout a..,. • body, no •"fl'· ~'!91ll. NOWJ)Oft ll<A<h. I ) I I I , \ • -. I .tS IWLY PILOT M~, JUiy 10, 1972 ~[ ~.~, ... ~ .... s.1o~j~§)~,~. ~-~ .. ~ .. ~,§)~/~l!!";;~-: ... :w.:;~ ,___,_-_ ... _ .. __.J§J ~, ~-~ ... ~ .. ~~I .970 Autot, lmporltd 910 Autot, lrnpomcl 970 Aulet, lmpol'led t70 Aulol, l ... 11M ALFA . ROMEO _ .... C_rrR._O_E_N..___ 1 _ ...... ,....FIA;... -,--POISCH! VOLKSWAGEN I ' . 'FREE . .DEMO ' Alfa Romeo '72-cur .... sport• M.Hrat1 .... ,ii ,.FIAT 124 Orange COuntY headquarters '66, s Spd, ml.( whla., btadtt, recently re b J t engine, $320). -alter 6. 200Q ~= " E~rop .. an ROADSTER • , Jim Siemon• Imports Now IN STOCK ~so Main. Sanla Ana 5 s;.i, Radio, Heater, I.ow ·--•-E_N_A_U_L_T __ 5S7.a42 . Open Sun. Law Mileage, 1282CKZ), • R-ult Dtmo Sole ~1 ,For J:i'1~1t,;1•1• CORTINA $2545 Semi' Annuol BA~K11;1'~~1i'NG '66 FORD CORTINA COAST .Demonstrator COAST Clearence Sele •:c:J; A$;;9sp«L&J ear IMPORTS. u!.:~~-::::. IMPORTS ALL 1972 MODELS Newport Beach tnl) 642-0400 IMMEDIATE COAST , 1000-uoo W. Pacilic Cll. Hwy. IN STOCK FOR J000-1200 W. Pacl.Oc Cit. J-Iwy. Newport Beach <n4) ~ Alla Romoo e 546-<529 DELIVERY • '68 FIAT 850 COupe $799.00. 'INSTANT CREDIT IMPORTS New eng. IVZZ 831) APPROVAL FRITZ WARREN'S BANK FINANCING Sport Car Center COAST e O)UNGE COUNTY'S '72 TOYOTA COROLLA $18 ·,99 vw. $U99.oo. Sllat\>. '67 0orvet1e: ar .. spd, Alt -·Brand Now"itn n.dlo, w/Wall& (ZSH2$5) <ond. 3 TOpo, Mkltelins, GREMLINS FRITZ WARREN'S 55,ooq mL, clean & oriflnal. (+ T.&L.l or Sport ·car Center Excell<nt condlt1on. ouer. • ' e aRANGE COUNTY;S l-',,82S-=-='1867.:_,:..· ~-~.,.-,,..- LARGEST '70 Milnte Cilrlo $39.30 II. l"UU.. cub price u.oeuo II> cltMlq tax "noo.. Down payment 11 loor hllldred <lollan. $3UO total monthly P8F."!' fncht<lq lnloftsl, tali; &: lice111e.. 3S pay 'PIUS ~ payment of '800· Total defered pay prJce $2,515.50, A.P.R, U%. On pre.arranged credit. <300!95>. ~w.ltwi& W TOYOTA TU.IE. 1st St., S.A. 547--0'7&4 V8, automatic, factory air, '68 VW BUG power lleerl"i, radio, heat· 4 !pd dlr. Extra,clean in &: er, viilyl roof (784AVA) out, Sacrifice! Take amaU 1 ·$2695'-·--.;.,::;dlr:,,836<l5.15;:::..~·:,,,.."'--- down will finance (WVH~) ~65 Qevy Malibu. Call ~736 aft 10 am. Has rad, htr, JitS, P/b ~ '94-6811. new paint, L::i ml. S695. over 25 Gre~ in ~ •n vw 7 pam. bus. 4500 mi. l\fa(te offer. 545-6382 all model!, A: on &villi" Air-Omd. Take • over '99 Chevy "".wgn. Air cond, IMabMle ['"DIATE DELIVERY paymen~. 645-6821 rack, new tires. Gd oond. fl,:nl. 673-8901. . VOLVO · 1972 VOLVO coNTINENTAL want s.~e * '69 Mark 111 *. AmericanMallllln Lo•M. Today at Low mU.s, dlt, FP, Air, 547·5126 OVERNIGHT TO · TESJ DRIVE 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. Jlwy, Newport Beach <n4) 6424106 546-4529 LARGEsr 710 E. 1st St., S.A. 547.mG! IMPORT' S· Best R1te1 beaut red w/black landau, 1234 So. Main St. $88.74 Per Mo. black leather, tilt wheel 1 __ _::.San=.l•=An=a --~I TRIUMPH O.A.C. M4JFM, Aqto, ....... $3975 84&-'1368. JEEPS 1ll66 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 DATSUN NOW ON DISPLAY' Sale1 Service: '69 FIAT ~yder 124 tdstr. Xlnt eon<I. New valves, bi'ks. '$1600. 4 9 4-0 6 62; 494-5235 • , ~ disc brak'8-36 mo. 166 Continental Cpe. 1000-UOO w. Pac:Ulc: Cat. Hwy. '65 Triumnh Spitfire . For Loosing or buying Immacwate, Loaded, Mull '69 Ford Bronco, 4. WD, air rood., many extras. $1975. 83>-00I dys. BUY or LEASE Parta Body Shop COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 W. Coast H1vy. '11 DATSUN PICKUP W/Gem Top Camper Newi>Ol1 Beach cn•1 642.-0406 "'' • [. . • • Sell, dlr, 897-0224. Renoult Sal11 & S.rvlce CMQA9211) · lflAPtAJt fAlll& '66 Cont 4 dr. Leather ;n1, __ M_AZ_D_A__ lor over • =in 0,..,... $790 ' W YOLYO ~~! ~391fg~ 0051 luxury. IMPERIAL ROTARY'S Serv •. Dept, Open tll I p.m. COAST 1ll66 HarbOr c.fi' 646-930ll •06fi1iLinro!n:;;;;;J;.=,N~.ei;;w;;pru;;;.;,;ntiT.Loo;;ks>;l , _ _::::..::=::..-.1 Newport Beach 642-0406 '69 AUA ROMEO 4 Spd, Radio,· Heater, Low Low Mileage, 1350CPH), lmmocllato Dollvory Jim Sle:...~nault ,66 Volvo "siation· Wagon, ~~.Runs good! $2'15. '70 Imperial HUNTINGTON BEACH m so. Main, Santa Aila Root Racks,• Spd, Rebuilt l-'-'--'-'-:::.....----1 LeBaron '12 1750 GTY Cpe, 5 Spd, Lo Lo mileage, AM/FM Radio, New Radi· als, (ZS\1)57). MAKE OFFER $2095 COAST IMPORTS , 1000-1200 W. Pacllic Cst. Hwy. I Newport Beach (n4) 642.(M06 5404529 1 """•7=1 =DATSUN 240Z . "i ... l ."1 17331 BEACH BLVO. HUNTINGTON BEACH .. ' I " J 6 42 . 6666 ALL MODELS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY COAST IMPORTS 4. Spd, Air Cond, Mags, Sliver ~~-== with Black inlcdor, 13,000 'MERCEDES· BENZ actual miles, Perfect in The Br1nd New Sport Wagon • 164 Models • Wagons • Sedans 1972 VOLVO . 2 DR. SEDAN 578 DWN. 58676 p~ Mo. $'t800 OoWll 11 Totol I , Don PQJIM.llt m»1200 \V. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach <n4) 642-0406 546-4529 ALPINE 'G> Alpine $1099.00, one owner <SUG 345) FRITZ \VARREN'S Sport Cor Center ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST no E. 1st, S.A. 547~764 AUDI every way (989DZX), $4495 Or Best Offe r COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach (TI4) 642.o406 '70 Audi 100SL. AM/FM, 546-4529 ~:;.;, .. t G.;J n, ~ 1 s~~1 '68 Datsun Roadster 644-8593. • '70 AUDI 100 LS, xlnt rond, in waITty, AM/FM, must sell, $2850. 833-0486 AUSTIN '68 Austin American $599.00. Radio, automatic (XST 261). .. FRITZ WARREN'S Sport Cor Center e ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 710 E. 1st St., S.A. 547-0764 BMW Hard Top & Solt Top, 4. Spd, Radio, Heater, 41,000 actual miles, (\VTY584) .. $1395 or best otter COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 \V. Pacific Cat. Hwy. ~ewport Beach <n4) 642.()406 546-4529 ~~';.,~g~~~s . ·;~A~~~s~~G~~ DELIVERY Immaculate, YPU372. L B nk F. . $1295 ow a mancmg I SANTA ANA TOYOTA 0 48 M T ' Service Dept. open n o. erms 7,30 am 'Iii 9 pm Mon-Fri. 540-5212 '86'' k Total · Mo11thly P'Offllftlt $ Cash prico Is $3550. p,lus tax & license, Deferred 417 W. Warner, Santa Ana '72 DATSUN Pickup, xlnt cond., must sell. 97~2516 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY NOW Lease New Mercedes $118.71 Monthly . HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manchester, Buena Pk 523-7250 on Santa Ana Frwy. MG '68 MG Midrefl999.00. Radlo 'fonneau (~SP 706) Fj\ITZ WARREN'S Sport Car Center · e ORANGE .COUNTY'S LARGEST · no E •. 1st St; S.A .547--0764 OPEL '70 DPll 1900 RALLYE KADIDE 4 Spd, Radk>, Heater, 28;000 miles, Bronze with white interior (307BHL), $1695 COAST IMPORTS payment includes bat. SEE US ABOUT loon of $1425 plus 35 P•Y· Overseas Delivery menls of $86.76. Total CREVIER MOTORS deferred $4539.60. An· 20t W. li;t St .. Snnta Ana ·11 24o=z- 1000.1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. 4 Nflwport Beach <n4) 642-0406 Air Cone!, l\tag \Vbeels, Spd, (6SZBZT) . nual Percentage Rat•i -~~835-3•171 1too%. '69 BMW-2002 DEAN • LEWIS (Stk . ~T·l-30A). Beautiful con<'htion. $2199 CREVIER MOTORS 208 \V. 1St St., Santa Ana 835-3171 Visit· our new home! $ ROY CARVER, Inc:. 214 E. l7tb St. - Costa l\tesa 546-4#4 . CAPRI '71 CAPRI 4 Spd, Air CondJUoning. Rad.i!), Ma~. (284BUI), $2150 COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 w. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach rn4) 642-0406 546-4529 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THRO.UGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5.78 $4050 . COAST IMPORTS I -'70 OPEL ·GT Com.petition Orange, Black Bucket Seats. ( spd dlr. Ex- cellent condition. Can fj. naitce' private party (JND. 204). Call 49U811 alt 10 am. 546-8136. 1 blk. north •l Warner IMPORTS Engine, $985 l\kr, 64SJ242. CORVAIR lmmaoulale Condition, Sacrl· Service Department 546-4llf Avtos, Used 990 tice, Must Sell, dlr. 897-02'JC; Sales Department 557"'5242 -1963 CORVAIR Coupe, auto, SAAB 1000-1200 W. Pac:Ulc: Cat. Hwy. BUICK vinyl top R&.H $275. Newport Beach (Il4.) 642.o«l6 '548-672:s ----N=""N=---. 54&4529 • . . ' liiO'iiiAVERICK. R&H; MAVERICK BRA D EW . * TRIUMPHS * 64 LUX Bu•ck 9 pass Sta 60 CORV AIR. Auto. Top clean lo irule~ Good tires. Wgn., lo .mJ. Xlnt cond. quality cond. Low mi. 1 Sl350.' 53&-7725. ' 1972 SAAB 99[ '71 CLOSEOUT Musi ..U l'l25. cub. Pr! owner. Make oUer. 673-6358 · - - SPITFIRES AS·r.ow AS 12399 Pl>'· 642--0966 alters pm. MUSTANG $99. over Dealers Cost tax and Uc (99722009140) (99721010249) COAST .. IMPORTS. 1000-1206 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach tn4) 642-0406 5464529 SUBARU * SUBARU * As Low as $1599 FRITZ WARREN'S GT-6 SAVE $500 1971 Buick Skylark sport CORVEhE •65 MUSTANG FRITZWARREN'S wagon. Excel cond.1--------Sport Car .Center a1r1conc1. Make • ll • r. '66 Corvette Fastback Immaculate, Sacrilic•, MUSt 833-0343. sell, dlr, 897..(1224. , 0 R ANG E C 0 UN T Y ' S .=:..::.;:::.,. ____ _ LARGEST •n BuiCk conv, lmmac, Sac-4 Spd, AM/FM Radio, Elrtra ~ MUSTANG O>nv. New 710 E. 1st, S.A. • , 547-.0764 rifice. Lo miles. Must sell!_ CleM, (YGU358). tires, air, a4to tram. ~~ 6424189. . MAKE OFFER Good cond. 84&-7!1)7. '69 TR6 $2299.00. Sharp, •~< M R~I AM-FM, lug/rack ( 9 O 3 '69 Riviera. Fully equip, J.lMJ ustang, ""' t ~ ETC) . Low mile. $2850. COAST good tires, navy >blue. Muoi FRITZ WARREN'S 642-5146 644.fG48 • JeU •. Make ofr. 673--0891. Spcirt Car Center 1952 Buick Stroght • '65 Mu.....,,. Imm•c. Lo mi. ORANGE COUNTY'S Just reblt. Take best I Sacrifice. Must sell. 710 E. ist1:'s1:A~EST 547.--0764 oiler. S48-S66l ·MPORTS 1966 MU:~~· V-8, W1'Y '66 TR4A IRS ZXV~. CADILLAC ·~1200 w p .• c l ff clean. Good mech. conc1: """"' ~ • acb1c s wy. ~alter 6•30 m Overdrive, w I w he e-1 s. Newport Beach (714) 642-0406 · p. · Sharp. oc11 lll99oo DLR. YOUR ONLY 546-4529 OLD.S)itOBILE , 547~. FACTORY VOLKSWAGEN ~UTHORIZED CADILLAC DODGE 1970 TORONADO GT, Excel 1--, 6 - 6 -W-A_G_O_N--1 cond, tull pw. equip. vtny1 top, air cond, AM/FM DEALER Dodge Monaco, 9 passenger, stereo w/tape deck. $3,495;. Largest ielection or Cl.dll· Automatic, factory air condi· Days, ~: e v e Sport Car Center eORANGE COUNTY'S .LARGEST no E. tst st., s.A. !147-4761 MOVING MiJST 8ELL '61 VW Bug:' wrecked front end, no engine, good trans. Good for buggy. Best cub otter 548-5380 lacs in Orange County. tioning, power steering, ~203 Sales-Leaalng. .radio, heater. (RUC337J.1 ~-.~P-cL~Y~M~O~U~TH~--l -=--Nabers iwoo. dlr. ~· TOYQTA BRAND NEW LAND CRUISERS BIU MAXEY TOYOTA "61 VW Bua. Run& good, Reblt tran• ~seoo or ~st. 347-1427' e\lel • U Cadillac: l!IG$ Dodge ~ aOQd '65 Pl)'TTIOllth Barracuda au condltton. $1295. or trade for trans., 273 enr .. one owner, 2600 HARBOR Bl., convertfble am.all car . virey clean. 893-4013. COSTA MESA 54~. 540-9100 Open Sunday DODGE Dart 1967 PONTIAC '66 BLUE Cad, automatic ps pb good con: '71 G nd p • Coupe DeVille, air eond., ditlolf. s75o. 536-irot: -t ,...~~-, r1x full power $1,550. 96Z-4750. , 1 ~· UMK Green, ~ 64 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl., 2 dr., Equ1pt, 18,cm actual miles. CAMARO auto., r/h gd. work car, $1io. Absolulely lmrnaculat>, ' 642-!1153. $4095. i FIREBlltD • I , NEAL MOTORS : BONDED OEALER 2100 Harbot Btwd Co,la M"" 6 4 !i • 7161 ' I * I I 1.7 ' ~ •• of er n F a T d I I n • San t;Iemeni~ _ _.._ ' ~ • .. EDITION • vor. ~5. NO. )92, 2 s'ECTIONS, 2& PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 10, ·1972 . a ace .. B!lfle Windfall ' • ~ -· Muskie Eyes Credentials c .apo Board ·Sets Compromise Tax Money Study MIAMI BEACH, (UPI) -Sen. Edmund S.' MU!lde; pledging to r<maln a ean-Last ·week's record windfall of about didate until· the nemocr2uc preskiential ' $1.5 millioo in new revenue from hikes in nominaUon is settled, took on the role of assessed valuation will bead the list of a peacemikei today in 1 move 'to head items for cpscussion tonight by trustees oU wfiat he called a potentially fatal • of the C.pistrano Unilied School District. credentials war. The lioard is expected to discuss the possible uses of tbe projected increase in Muskie caned for 1 meeting of the t led b Ia t k' •• chief contenders for the ·nominition to ax revenue genera Y s wee s ur try lo reach a aetUement of the creden-percent boots in assessed valuation tials question before it reaches the floor throughout the district for the coming year. tonlgbL , HEADS NIXON TEAM Trustees originally had laced an es· Hubert H. Humplltty aecepted the bid Councllman Pnsley . , tremely• bleak 1973 fiscal year because of while !ronlrullller (dQrge S. McGovern demands on Income caused by the 'open· balked al · any comjWOD!ise reached -ing of Dana Hills High School. behind clooed doors. • Because of that budget drain and The meeting waa arranged for the 11th Former Mayor potential 1 ... of revenu• 1rom the pJ'Ob. 11oor omc.. of Democratic National able govenunent purcbaae of the North Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien In the American Rockwell facility In Laguna Fontainebleau HoteJ. ff -.J _ Cle *,. Niguel, the district was faced with cut .. Muskie declined to atate bis position on eUU3 menw:: backs in capital improvements and whether McGovern !hould be given back maintenance. the 151 calilornla delegates stripped N • C • But Supt. Truman Benedici said late from him in pre-ainvention rulings. ixon am paign last week that the whopping inc.reaae in "We have seen this convention being assessed valuation will give the board a turned into fwo armed camps,~' MU5kie The campt\gn to win re-election of much greater lati~e in parceling out said, 11pi'epared to resort to every President Nixon bu been fonnally district funds. parliamentary maneuver which might launched In San Clemente and at. least . The new money will probail!Y allow contribute to the . victory of one or one -"·known ~.'..at 11• ·~ the trustees to beef up purchases of $1Jpplies anotlw\canilldate. U preparallons Jor w-~ -·-~ aJ!d .equipment for Dana Hills, lmPlOve batlle continue,. and balile ii joined on Its list of organiun:...:._; ..........., clall the district malntenance·mid bea!U><:are preietll i!Wbdr tbe loll )II pollllcel -.~ CllD-· ~ , . ._..., •ofli Y stalls and reinstate other funds Into depleted budget categories. Other items set for board discussion and action tonight starting at 7:30 p.m, include: ~urtber discussioh and possible ac- tion on complex, new trustee-area boun- daries which are an attempt, trustees said, to equalize the number of voters represented in each of seven trustee areas. Whichever ·alignment the board cboosea for the areas, voters will ma)<e the final choice. · -Annual election of board officers for tho period of the ·Dell 12 months. The current preaident Of the trustees is Bob Hurst of Laguna Niguel. -Evaluation of an architect's report on the feasibility of uaing the 25-acre school site donated recenUy by A,vco Co1Jl1'lunity Developers in the first major land gm by a developer to the C.pistrano district. -Considerauon of salary scbeduleda for the district'!·teacilinc employ,. for the coming fiscal year. Aloblugh the matter of, those ~ages appear close to settlement, negotiations are f~ from ov,er with the district's teaching em- pl!Jyea who aeek ~ In wages and . ""'1efjts. ,-. ' and injund·CCRl!d,be lu1-and !II' In San,,_. llJ CllJ CcWcihnn ParlY and lfl -'liaalt· i. ...-;, -Pau\ Presley, 11ot.-. tdlnctor former tilt -" 11a,... Walt-. ll:Vont J i Democrat. Be(we ...-... ""' ~ of !he ,.,..., -need tllt ....... lion of the ~ bopelula MuUJe t o Id ""' RejJubJican clDb In the city keyed to 1\feGOverii Victory .Hope~-- . . rePorters. .. Tm atill a candidate and will the electioos, mHbe.llrst public function be a candidate until this copveution is of Ille group will be a July 12 program at . . . erided." He eald be waa bep1nC the tbe San Clemente Inn. de lepta. pledged' i.. him. Thet !Unction will include. a talk bY a The front.running McGovern aaid be retired newsman! "and . a visit from a ,.,. "llltle to be ga!ned bY going Into a · surprise guest from the Western White . (Set'MUHIE, P ... I) House," fresley said. · MIAMI BEACH Fla (AP) -0 . H. P. King, a ·San Clemtnle rest-· • • d!nt, authOr, former JiewSman and Democrats approached 1tbe start of their presmly a lecturer, will provide the 1972 nominating convenUon . todsy with' Seen Better After Rulings ' . . r . DAll:V rlLOT f'9ff ...... REIGNS 'ov'ER FIESTA Su11nn1 Kahal Suzanne Kalial To Reign Over Clement;e Fiesta SllWlllO Kahal, a recent graduate of San Clemente High School, will reign over the Fiesta La Christianita thi!!I com· in:& weekend in San Clemente . Miss KahM, II, is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Jeck Kahal of Miaaloli Vlajo. She was -fuwned queen of the aMual colebratlon Salurda}" at ii.'4,Mal Flllla klckolf eeremmleo al ~ la a.a.. · Elb Ladp. Miss Kahal will ride in Saturday's an· nual parade, along with the lour members of her court. 'Ibis year's winner in the Jaycee- sponaored queen pageant iexpecls to al· tend the University of cautomia at San Diego next fall and work toward a teacbipg career. ' Besides the tiUe, Miss Kallal won a Hawaiian vacation for two and other TEN CENTS Governor 'Still In' At Miami MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -George Wallace said todsy be bas no plans to be & third party presidential candidate if · dissatisfied with the choice of the Democratic convention. · The Alabama governor, at·bJs !int lull· blown news conference since being critically wounded in an assassination a~ tempt May 15, aalcl at the aame time that he does not believe the. Democrata can win the elecllon without the belp of tboae who support bbn. · Sitting before a battery of mlcrophonel In· a wheelchair becaUle of panlylla from tile waist dowa fl.a -ol the • bullets that bit him. Wallace aa1c1 be - stiY an active candidate -and wouldn't have stayed in the race lf he felt he could not physically take it. · Wallace stressed again that be felt the Democrats would be in great trouble ill November if they did not adopt a plat• fonn along the lines he advocates -in- cluding an antibusing stand and a plank for a strong national defense. "I want the Democratlc party to become. the party of the average citizen," Wallace said. But he aald the party must change Ill direction or .. it will pass into oblivion!' As for a third party bid this year. Wallace sajd, "I don11·ba"' lllY plana al a11" for that. · · Wallace ~ wUl\DIP"• to --a pooltble-cOmpromloe -other ............ Cll the dll(llllocl celllGrnla ±hplp .... bul lei& --mJ .... lilo poilllatJ -w ... .,.. :I'd ;~~11 be fair.". -. He al90 aalcl be bed no pi.. lal' the time belnll to malre 111 appeonmce m Iha conventloa Door. Wallace baa· dbploJ9d far lea lnfiu- ence so far than aides predicted, mnaJn. ing secluded In bis 20th floor prealdentlal suite of the luxurious Sheraton F o u r (!loo WALLACE, P11e I) • formal _,am at the 7:30 p.m. affair at George McGovern holding to the inside Ille Inn. The first 300 guests al tbe event will track.· General Killed . With 3. Others captures the contested C a II f o r n I a delegates he could be lifted to within 50 votes of a ,first-ballot triumph Wednesday night, according to The Associated-Press' tally. Labor ~dera, never very keen on McGovern, a1aabed at bis comment last month· that be would go to Hanoi and bee lf be tbougbl that would win a releaae of >dnerican prisoners of war. prizes at the annual kick off ceremonies. M • R Miss Kabat is. native of MlcbJian and • anne eserves have eeab,. and Presley Rid gu~ts McGovern's hopes for a first-ballot vie. ibould plan to arrive early. tory were buoyed by two favorable Besides J>resley, olhe!' officers who will parliamenlarY rulings and atgns of aup- comes from a family of 11x children. · ' Miss Kahal last year .participated in Hi Air S . the Jaycee-aponaored Junior Miss t tation serve In the campaign effort will be port ~ ed de! ~ Wllb!.rn Dill, vjce . president; Mrs. ''"m unconunitt egates. Harley Wrlgll~ secretuy: •Mi J d red The South Dakota aenator said be was By Enemy Shell ' \ pageanl and waa·the first runner-up. Her court, compOaed of other queen F · '1' -• • contestants for the fiesta, will be Janet 017 ... ra1n1n g SAIGON (UPI) -A North Vietnamese artillery shell killed Big. Gen. Richard J. Tallman and three other Americana Sun· day near the besieged provincial capital of An Loe, military ooorees said today. Two other U.S. servicemen were wounded In the attack, the aourcta Nld. Tallman, f7, of Hooeldale, Pa., WU d!'llUIY ·commander of the Snl Regional Assistance Coounand operating In the An Loe area, Ill mllea north of Salgoo. He ·was the lather of aeven children aii1 bai been stationed In South Vtetrwn for a year. The other Americana were belleved to be advisers with South Vietnamese forces flgbtlng their way up Highway 13 Iowan! An Loe; an embattled provincial Caplilll uader liege aince April I. . . At least nine U.S. generals, one U.S. admil-al and live South Vlelnameae generals had been ldllecl iA tbe Vietnam war. Tallman, 47, and bis party bad jlisl atepped out of their helicopter when a aheli bit neerby. • . They ~ped into a bunker, then · climbed out agaln and were running for a command pool 100 yanla away when a aecmd shell aploded In tlletr m!dat. President Nauyen Van Tbleu landed In the ...,. ..... two da1I ago darlll( .. iJ>. apectlon tour lout no artillery Pl1a came within «Ill Jania of the Tbleu ,.ny. Meanwblle, a· 1,GOOoman South Vlet.- nameoe taak forte that moved Into bat· tered Qutllll Tri latl --withdrew to the edgt of -lodly,and Allied of· llcera ulcl Ibey ~ a mojor rllht belort rectplurinl the provinc:ll1 capital from the Coinmrml• Words He SaUI Hurt His Ears • PABIS (AP) -~ ,Jlfl,-Preold«it tlcGovlhl,. 11114 lloilolII '. .Rapp. "Aad I lqle 1-lll•w to Ull thll elJll' I 1N1 IPID-" The Callfomia .r:.·-· ~ a ooeeeb bllcn -'-Club of Pull today, -llmoohieid "1 ltJ prtllldelrt, 'lllvid - -- Gouthey, corresponding aecretary, and confident of winning back 151 criUcal Mn. Harold. Dean, treasurer. · Calilcrnia votes taken from him bY rivals Yorba Linda Set To Protest Plan For Chino Hills Jensen, Karen McLeroy, Sandi Scbleger and Lois Balliet. Dinc:tora .of the new club are Mra. on the party'a credentials Committee. Dean, Mn. Harold Marl!ham, Mrs. B t In the labor --•-ther Each girl was aponsored In the com.' peUtlon by a aeparate' San Clemente • DQvld ·Weed, former Mayor Evans and u .rw~, e was .Jim Slav,... . evidence of a mounting drive to bead off service club. llegular meetings of the gr:oup will be McGovern. Saturday's parade, one of the largest In the history o! the Fiesta, will be the highlight of the weekend's activities, which will include a carnival, KlwaniJ breakfast, .championship dory. racea al the city pier and Saturday evening musical concerts al Old Plaza Park. held .every fourth Wedneoday of the AFUIO officials were circulating month at the San Clemente Inn. Stinging 'Ef,Sh' Pl.ague· ·clltitent;e 'Beach Swimmers · ''l1loulands . of . jellyfllb. and 1Ungrays plagued11en Clemente aiu be~ over Iha weehlid, drawn to the shore by warm, 'i\D'flen water. • Lil~ capt. Phil Stu~d the water tem;ieratu(e cllmb.ed · over the weekend, finally reaching 70 degrees on Sunday, when aome 50,llOO beacbgoera turned. aut for the IUDllY day. . Although no record WU bpi, Stubbo estimated that bis .... treated eeveral hundred swtmmera &tung "' the Ooatlng. fish. • He prtdlcted that the problem would pendst fer the oell lew dajos and warned awirnm<!n to mrdoe -bi the surf. He --Iha! jellyflab are clllficult to avoid, bat Nkl llinp'ays, di lflbig near the ............. be atortled '"" made to rW!m' m1 "1 a •1lfllr •. of the feel OD enterlnc tbt'water:' t • • -Oakland Strike Ends in 9% Hike , "OAIQ.,\fjD' (II') -1" . -· \ dllloll .............. ~ ~1111 In the blll Ba,,W -_.._of •-1 glv· Inc derb a 1 percmt wapfrklp benefit iberem. 'llto • _..., Ia •of the Office and PIOI; hlll w-. ..cod m-m al a D*llllersblp ..-.,, lunday to ac. c<pt the two-,.., coablCL . • privately a barably worded attack on Mayor Rudolph Castro of Yorba Linda McGovern's record on labor, the Vietnam called a special city council meeting Sun- war, communl!m, clvll rights and a laun-day to protest the proposed Chino Hilla dry list of other iaaueJ. alrport planned lour and a ball mlles From the heedquarten of another can-north of the city. didate, George C. Wallace, came a call castro told a crowd of 300 citizens that for party chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien Bna and Placentia were joining bis city to resign aa convent.kn chairman or ask l th "·t d I for 8 vote of . confklence from the co~ n e """ tie to prevent, eve opment of ventlon'• delegates. . the jet facility. What is Price Of Devotion Chari s sn1•--he Alab Previoufly, Olinda Village and Brea 09 • ...,, t ama groups liad voiced protests. castro aald B F• f• h ? governor'• campaign manager, said· bis La Habra officials probably would join y •re •g •nrs. action WU prompted bY O'llrlen'• rulings th figbl too .. .. ""' SUncloy "" calilomis credienlials. :;,.. miyor aaid telegrams were aent Aa _..,,,,..._ · .O'Brien, who will preside over the con-protesting Federal Aviation """ ,__,._,,,,knows, . firemen· ventlon, held It would tate a majority of boldly lacklea all, manner of JllHno thooe •legible to vote to adopt ere-Acmun;stration air opace approval of the dangering i.au dally -and the Lagune d ._,_ facility announced lut week. ~~ '---· ...,,.. But enti ... reports and that the unconsested The FAA approval must be followed by ~• · w~mon are no '1'.-,..ioo. members of cballeuged delegations may, an .environmental Impact aludy of the what price devoUon to duty? . vote cm tile cballenpo. • propooed airport oa :is GOO acres atrad-I Two sktmu, who apparenUy took ... Tbea<I· rulinp could be Important dling the Orange-San ~no County cepUon to two Laguna Beach realdences "'!""es of llrelicth to McGovern. If be line, north of the Riverside Freeway, and v~ed their anger In the cuatomary .-----------------------~ mamter, were the ln~estlgator1 of -k· Nudes Nabbed Score: Police 2, Nature () Two young -· both from out of town, were cited for miademeanor Indecent espooure by Laguna Beach police over the weekend for appearing bare-dlested on Iha beach. , · The lirsl JnCi•occUrrect Friday when an 'lf.yeer-<>ld ·woman at Creacenl · Bay Beach bW<d IOpleas on her back. · ., Potlce set. Nell '~ "aid lhal aha wu atlrsc""" "conalderable atten-_..._ ,, ' -.. ...... " A 31-year.old _,,.. "'' died Salllrday at the beach juJI aouth ol Sleepy ' . Hollow, •lao for•tlOlnt ll>pless. Both women !Gld «>flk<n Ibey boli...ct their costumes, or lack of them ftrl lepl linco a• aip! eme Court l'lllbta tbal the bare buman fll'lte Wll not of Itself lewd. . • Parcell noted a.t the ruling pertained crnly lo bare basking on "aeclllded beaches."· Pol.loo Wft llCllilled !If dime ..Us, be Nid. ' - • end ectivity bY Laguna Beach firemen eenl to quell the rqing 1111ell. 'nle llrsl call for ald waa al a nalcltnce at ~Bent St., where fireman •aabed down a beck porch to •Jt!acuisb the odor. The aecood call came In from Mra. Gene D1'abella, at m Holly st. Sunday. Firemen·rapondlng to the call then us- ed a llDOb ejector WI to tlear the air. Swim Lessons Slated . At High School.Pool , Rtfllstration fJ1r the MC<lld ...., of a leom-tHwl.m program. In San Clemente will be beld from 9 to ll:IO a.m. llltw- day, at the hl&h school poo1. 'l'be program ls apor-by the Coplslrano UnUled School Dlltrlct '"'1 Is epen to all youngsters .... • ........ pieted lhe lirat grade. 'l'be lee Is '1 lot each session. li\rrther lnlormalloit 1111 be obtained from the dlatrlc:I al •im. The iprawung Marine Corps Afr Sta. ton In El Toro WU Invaded this nebad by -Afr -· troopt wllo -completing two weeb of active dul1 training. The friendly Invaders include reoervn from the ~th .Marine Aircraft Wingi the Yuma, Ariz., air station; 29 Pabns, and troops from as far away u ·Pennsylvania and lllinoia. Squtbern Ca!Uomlana, meanwhile, will A be on active duty untll July 22· with the El TonJ.blaed fixed wing Marine Attack. • Squadr<ll 115 will leave for tralning at Yuma, aa will the Helicopter Attack Squadron 773 from Santa /.na. Col. Eugene R. Hcl'ard, Jr., com--.. inandlng ofllcer of the El Toro lolarU. Air Reaervt Delaclmlent and Marine Aircraft Group 41, uy1 the culmination of the tralnlng operations will be a major deaei:t uerclae at SI Palms July lnl. 0ru,. W•tller More '"""'lne for the er..,.. Coaat 1s w11a1 the weatberlady 11 prodlctiAg. Temperatunis df trOlllld 70 an expected al the beacbel, rising to the low IO'a inland. Lon • in the llll'L INSIDE TOD~Y . Th• Ptfttogon Pcpen trlcrl of Daniel EU.Nrg Giid Amllo!lv RMS10 begil&t 111 Los A•lc• to- day, OI • pGMI •/ !DO ·-·· tive ;uror1 was ~ to ap-pear f0< a 1electicm proc:eas lllal i.s e%pft!M lo lilcc abooll • tc,.k. See .11tr11, "°"· $, 't --~ ,. -" --. :='.=" ,: -.... _"'___ ,.. .. ....... . -" -. .._.. ...... ---. ; • I 'l!liC'I ~~ ~c MOllda1, .Joir 10, lm B•ndits Net $6()0 , Denwcrats Nixon ·Sets Victims 'On Ice' Seek Man ·In Beach Holdup For No. 2 • Quiet Week j • .. • "Of Meets ' Two masked bandits w I e I d i n g automatic plstols Sunday night escaped with $600 after they forced five employes " or a Jluntington Beach McDonald's haffi- burger restaurant into a freezer. . . NJ Police . Clash With · 200 Youths After Gang Fight : LONG BRANCH, N.J. (UPI) -Police clashed early today with more than 200 di10rderly youths who hurled misslles and firebombs at cruising patrol· cars after cfficers broke up a !ight between rival gangs ln this beach rommunity . Police said at least two persons receiv· ed mjuries dqring the disturbance which began about 1:30 a.m. and at least, tJP.. youths were arrested. ~t{:,1 One you.th was treated for stab WOUbds at the Monmouth ~tedical center and potrolman Ronald Mathew suffered minor Injuries after he was hit iii the groll) with a brick. A flr<bomb ahattered the rear -of-at least. one petrol car. but rolled ofl the Vehicle, bursting into llames on the sir.et. "l wu sitting in the beck," said Patrolman David Smith, 11when all of a suddtn I heard thl! thing smesh against the windshield. 1 am sure g1ad we were moving and that bomb dldn't get iii." Police sai~ bands of yoolhs continued to attlCk pwlrig police vehicles with bricks and flrebombi several hours after the Incident began, · · Oboervers at the.~ said the earlier ~; between ,. · 'laJ:J« called 11'1'hl Brothers" and anotJ,.;: group,.cleared the boardwalk quickly of Suoday olghl strollers. Merclwiu boanled up their windows along the wllkway but · little damage to b-...S ID the area wu,reporled. Deputies Raid ' Nu.die 'Church,' Arrest 'Priests' ' ;DUARTE (UPI) -A combination clwch and. beer bsr featurilig nude dlncers hu been raided by shed/l's ..,.u.s who arresfeif'foar "priest{;" a 6ncer and a member of the co~ , ~'1:.d.erxi arresll at the Clturcb ol lll-Llle iii this Los Angeles sub u r b -.me after a. one-rmonth investigation. ' ; ''We were a litue surprised when the ~ opened up,'" a aheriff'a spokesman liid, referrilig to the church B111le. ':He said the bar was licensed as a Ctiurcb but was unsure by which agency. ~Deputies said the "church" was divid-lt ~to two parts. In 'the front half, a /$urch-1oer could buy beer at a bsr. In the rear -·for a $3 donation -he could ,.-atch the nude dancers, or movies, and .. ink free beer. ( Those arrested l n c I Ii d e d Leo ltarbarick, 42 ; Martin Ordl'ay, :ZZ; _.,berl Allen Pasch, 37, and Galen 7hompson Pearson Jr., 43. They were booked on suspicion of l'""llitlilig lewd eonduct and exhlbitjng lewd material. , A dancer, Lena Kay Marquez, 23, Fon· ~a, waa b:>oked on suspicion of lewd y>nducl r Attendan~ 504,616 , DEL MAR (AP) -Altendaoce al the i>uthern California Ei<pos!Uon exceeded ti ball-millloh for the first time iii the 13· day -which ended Slunday. A total of 511,111 poraot11 were admitted, compared !Ith lut year's record or. 483,737. DAILY PILOT ,.,_ °"""' C.t DAILY ,ILOT, WITrl M'!Jd'I b Ull'lblMll tM Ntw1·,.res1, II 11111>11.i. .. ,,., the Of ..... CM" N U1111111 Ct~.~ r11e •n1ot1a •r• ll'!l>llU!fd, Mtni111r tlltDllQll 'rlHr, fW COSll Mn1, Ntw'llOl't ltadl, , Hunnnt• ludl/,.unt11n Vtl .. 'f'. l•vvn• 1 -..ct!, lrvlnt/s.ctill~ A ·S.t1 Cltmtnlt/ S.11 Jl/M ~sfrlflL A •fntll rqiolltl I . edition IJ Mll&Mll 1tt'1n11Yt trd Slllld1vs. TM prlrlc .. I ,,,_.lthlntl pMnt 11 It »> Wnl •• ., Sir••· c. .. Mtw, Gtllhlrni., tH:M. koill•rt N. Wttd l"tnllftnt 1rid P1i1t1lhller J1ck It. 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"Don't look at my face and pul your hands behind your head,'' one of the barr dlts said. They then ordered all the other employes into the basement of the restaurant, according to police. Curtis waa: ordered to empty all the money from the safe into a plastic trash bag while one of the men kept Yelling at h:m, "We only want bills, no coins." · All of 'the employes were t~n forced into the freezer and told to stay there 10 minutes or they would be killed. One of the bandlts found a jacket for a female employe wbo wu afraid that she mlght freeze, according to police. · Cilrtil said the thieves returned lo the freezer after two minutes to be sure the restaurant workers were still there. They then fled 1(ith the money, according to police. Study Unveiled At Water Meet In South Laguna A management and operations study, under way for the past six months, will _ be unveiled Wednesday at the regular 7:30 p.m. meeting, ol the board ol direc- tors ol the South Coos! County Water Disttlct In the board room, 311152 2nd Ave., Soutli •Laguna. The ili.<Jeptb analysl! of dlstrict opera· tions was ordered by the board following Qn unsucce.Wul attempt to recall !our or its members. The recall drive, sparked by a 50 per· cent increase in district water rates. charged inefficiency. waste Bnd poor business practices. Petitions for a recall election failed.Jo qualify, but at the regular election of directors, Robert E. Dwyer and Harold directors, Robert E. Dwyer and rold E. E. Edwards, were elected along with in- cumbent Ted J. O'Connell. The oew board hired the VTN manage- ment consuliant firm of Irvine to probe past district practices and the extensive report on their findings will be given a formal pr~ntatlon .at the Wednesday meeilog. MIAMI BEACH (UP!) -The Democratic 11name game" reached for vice presidential posslbilitles today. Among those mentioned was Edmund S. Mmkle, who once thought the presiden· tial nomination was his for the asking. Muskie, who ran for vice president with Hubert Hwnphrey four years ago, emphasized that he was not seeking that rote again, and there was no sign it would be offered to him. However, Muskie stopped short of saying be would not accept it. 1'fuskie's name was among a doien or so being menU9ned by convention delegates as possible running-mates if Sen. George McGovern locked up the prize. None of the spe:Culation seemed to have much to support it. Others mentioned included. -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, (0.Mass.), whom McGovern himself named as among the fll'St persons he would call to tallc about the second spot on the ticket, although he did not say he would offer the past to him. KeMedy still was saying no to all talk . -Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers and one of the few top union leaders friendly to McGovern. McGovern himself mentioned Woodcock as one possibility. As a presidential can· didale he would badly Deed labor oupporl so far denied him. -Reubin Aakew, the governor of Florida and Democratic convention keynoter. Askew won national attention but popular rejection in his own state in a referendum "that saw him pitted against opponent! of bu!ing. -sen. Adlai Stevenson of Illlno.is, whose father twice ran foi president and whose great-grandfather was vice presi· dent. The Steven.son name ia well known. at least to the over-30 electorate and llliliou would be a major electoral prtu. -Rep. Wilbur D. M II ls (0.Arlc.), chairman of the Houae Ways and Means Committee and the possessor of a solid conservative reputation that might be helpful on :it llberak>riented McGovern ticket. But Milla has been close to the "stop McGovern" forces and presumably would not be interested. -Hoddilig Carler ill, the young editor and publisher of tbe Delta Democrat· Tlmes of Greenville, Mias. Carter was an a~tlve member of the party relonn com .. mlttee headed by Rep. James G. O'Hara (0.Mlch.). -John G1lllgan, govemor of Ohio, anotber electoral pr!Je. GIWgso his been active here in seeking to line up vote switches to put McGovern over the top. U'IT..._.. ALABAMA GOV. GEORGE WALLACE WORKING OUT IN MIAMI Wounded Candidate Prtpirlng for Strenuous Convention Activity Autos Sprayed With Obscenities In Laguna Hills Fourteen Laguna Hills Leisure World residents today face the repainting of their automobiles and the obliteration of obscenities sprayed on the car's by unknown intruders during the weekend. ·Orange county Sheriff's o f f i c e r estimated the damage inflicted to the cars and nearby washroom walls and buildings in the Ronda Granada ~tor of the retirement complex at nearly $2,000. Deputies sa.id the intruders used spray paint to deface the 14 cars, nearby sidewalk! and buildings and washing machines in the adjacent community laundry. "One or two or the victims · im- From Pagel WALLACE .•. Ambassadors in downtown MiamI. His staff discontinued medical reports on bis condition, f e a r in g misin- terpretations. They conceded that his face sometimes unexpectedly contorted with pain from his abdominal wounds. But they s a I d Wallace would make an appearance in his wheelchair .,at least once" at the convention, perhaps to denounce the plat· form's "asinine" endorsement of com- pulsory school busing as a useful tool toward integration. From Pagel MUSKIE ••. President Nixon plans another quiet week of conferences with a group of top advisers -a week spiced with television viewing of the predicted battles on the convention floor in ·Miami Beach. Budge( ta~ will he the subject of Tuesday'• talks with Caspar Weinberger, . director of tbe office of Management and the Budget. Later in the ,,·eek Nixon plans con- ferences with Secretafy of Stale \Vlll iam Rogers, and former Treasury Secretary John Connally. Both,. men . have been traveling abroad for Nixon. The two men are not expected until late this week and the discussions will revolve around foreign·policy mattei:s - focusing,1it is expected. on the reopenin.g or negoti ations TueSday at the Paris Peace tal ks. The past weekend !or .the President and his wire, Pat, was punctuated Sun· day by a trip to Los AngeleS and a br ier. rare family reunion at the home of Mrs. Nixon's half brother near Griffith Park. The President and First Lady flew tO Los Angeles by helicopter iii ihe early afternoon for the brief visit to the home of Matthew Bender. He is recovering 1 from surgery. ' Also on band.for the brief reunion were two of Mrs. Nfxon's brothers, Bill 81\d Tom Ryan and their wives. The President's elder sister, Neva Retner, and her husband, also were there. Security 1 precautions for the trip were especially keen and agents blocked off the narrow road leading to the home in the hJlls of Los Angeles. Neighbors living close to the house were prdered off the curbs · before th'e Presidential party er· rived. • The Ni.Ions landed five miles froni the house -in a school baseball field -then rode in a car the rest of the. way to the reunion. That landing brought out about 200 well-wishers from nearby residential areas. Swearing Used At Officer Not 'Free Speech' Triple Murder Suspect mediately did their own spraying on top of the obscenlUes UDUI they could get their cars to a paint shop," an • in- vestigator said. HSome of the messages dabbed an their cara were about as vile as you'll ever find." closed room with siJ: anti-McGovern can- didates." He said he might reconsider If reporters and other outsiders were allowed in the session. While the conventloh c r e d e n t I a J s maneuvers continued at the resort strip hotels, about 500 antiwar demonstrators marched on the convention center car- rying Viet Cong flags and shouting slogans. ' TRENTON, N.J. (UPI)--A man who swore at ~lee officer during a Roselle School Boird meeting was not protected by his constliutional right of freedom of speech, a stale appeals court has ruled. The appeJlate division of the Superior Court upheJd' the conviction of George Brown, a Rosllle resident, on charges of using loud and abusive Janguag~. ~ To Be Arraigned Tuesday Cyclist, Boy, 2, Accident Victims There was no violence in the protest led by the Vietnam Veterans Aglilist th< War as it wound its way seven blocks through the Miami Beach busineSs district and past side streets lined with retirement hotels. At a crowded school board m"eetlng on June 30, 1971, Brown was ordered by the officer, Richard Connallon, to move . Triple·murder suspect Amos L • RatcliH was being held without beil this morning in Westminster jail with formal arraignment expected T\lesday. · The 50-year~ld aerospace worker allegedly shot his ~anged wife aDd a male friend as Ibey returne4 lo her Fountain Valley home early Saturday morning. PoUce charge that RatcliH then Hare Krishnas Serving Meals MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -The menu includes chapattls and Kittrie, not to mention banana bread, at the Hare Kr' ··na trailer in Resurrection City JI. '".here is no meat, fish or eggs in any of our food," said the cook, a. pigtailed 20-year~ld member of the ~t. Anyone who asked, counterculture member bedded down in the campground or curious spectator, waa given a plate of food by one of the group dressed iii flow- ing, peach-colored robes. "No charge, but would you please make a donation?" a!ked the girl. Olapattis ere flat pancake-size discs made ol whole wbeat flour resembling Mexican tortillas. Kittrie is a mixture of split peas, beans, rice and "whatever vegetables you have," Uie young cook explained. other delicacies offered were curry pola.IDes, rice and tomaloes and tomato chutney. College Lowers ASB Card Rates Saddlehack Cornrnunlly Co 11 e g e students are doing a little first·hand H • perimenting with economics. In a bid to increase revenues for the Associated Student Body col£ers; the students have proposed a decrease in the cost of ASB membership cards, hoping increased volume will result. The rates, which the board of trusteees' has approved, lowers the yearly cost of a card from $15 to $10, a w!Jtter semester card is $7 .SO rather than $10. A spring semester card remains f:j. , Fire Laid to Arson SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Fire of· ficlals say an arsonist touched orr the headquarters or the Society Io r lndivld .. l Rights, doing about $ill,Olltl damage. I went to Westmlnster where he killed a tliird person, Betty Carew, 42, of 9360 McFadden Ave. Accordilig to police aC<OUDu, Ratcliff broke lhto the home of Be,~Y L. Ratcliff, 41, of 10528 Morning Glory Ave., and waited for her to return home. When she arrived a~t 12: 45 a.m. Saturday, she waa aCCOmpanled by Craig P . Hirst, about 50, of Anaheim. The two then entered the house and found Ratcliff waitilig with a .22 cellber rifle. The pair ran to escape, according to police, but Ratclilf stepped outside and gunned them down. • Police said Ratcliff then returned to his mobile home in Anaheim and picked up a second gun, and went to the home of Bet· ty Carew. Ratcliff was picked up ln Westminster while writing a mle to his two children -aged 19 aDd 22 -in which he allegedly said was BOrry for "what he bad done, 11 according to police. A Garden Grove motorcyclist and a 2- year~ld Santa Ana boy were weekend Orange County traffic fatalities, the county coroner's office reported] Roderick N. Jokela, 19, of lO!bl Dewey Drive, was thrown from bia cycle while participating in a motocross race at Sad· dleback Motorcycle Park Sunday, of·' Heers said. His body was discoveri.:y other rldera. , · Joseph Menchaca1 victim o~a · run driver on June 26, died at Ana Community Hospital · SUnday of his in- juries, ·the coroner's office reported. Pollce said the boy was: struck by a car at Flower and Bl!hop Streeu iii Santa Ana. The driver, Dale Mathewson, 2.1, of santa Ana, bu been arrested, according to pollce. Security remained tight with federa l troops and state police forces standing by, and olive drab helicopters patrolling . the cloud-scudded skies over the white Jines of hotels . Rep. Shirley Chisholm picked up a potential 93 addiUonal .first ballot votes today when Sen. Humphrey told black delegates pledged to him they could vote for her on the initial presidential roll-call Wednesday. Aides said Humphrey lelephoned Mrs. Chisholm. to.aMounce his decision, made in response to her .proposal tbit black delegates should ~tick together for at least one vote. Mrs. Chisholm, first black woman to seek the presidential nomination, claims to have 28 delegates in her camp, but has been fighting a move from JuUan Bond to strip her of some of those. ' back. - According to the charge, he told Con- nallon "I'll kick the -out of you, you - -, remember you work for m~. you take that badge off and I'll kill you." On appeal, Brown contended "the state should not restrict .freedom or apeech by arrest at a public meeting where there is no threat of a breach of the peace." The court ruled that ouch a threat dld exist and that Brown's language was not protected by the "constitutional right of free expression.'' Body Relocated CANNE.5, ~e (AP) -The body of Prince Aly Khan, killed in an auto aCCl• dent in Paris in 1960, was flown today to Damascus for reburial In a special mau- soleum, according to hls wishes. Ar- rangem<nts for transfer ol lhe body were made by Prince Karim Aga KhaJI. DIAMONDS UOlll WHIH eGLO DIAMOND • RING FINDER SHOWMAN GUITAR AMP. •nd DUAL SHOWMAN SPIAKER llOX ... 1.: CAMERAS HltM SAU •lllAfOWla.L. 1• MM MOVIE CAMERA OPEN ' to ' MON. THRU ·sAT. IMIWD •••a.1 ...... 111 e 11 lfMn DUI,,.... e .nc1.nn1wtfllllt Lill $995 NIW ONLY 1.ADlll 1« W.t . DIAMOND RUBY CLUSTER RING ........ me. .. Lill • $325 NIW OllLT . ALL CARRY OUR 7 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ~ COSTA MES~JEWIUlY &: LOAN 1131 NIWPORT IL VD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MISA wltll two 15'1 0130 JBL's Liii $395. NIW GIBSON GUITAR S.G. St•llCll•t4 Eltctrle . CHUIT PINllll LIU $245 WITH CAii NIW • 646-7741 · MODR Dl·71 ~::. $295 llLL..ttOWl\.L ,, MM SOUND PROJECTOR MODIL PILMSOUNI Liii $245 AUTO LOAD lllW STEREO .. JUC mREO AM-fM CASSITTI PHONO w/two SP..kon lllW $245 llOtf'f TltACI( SONY TAPE DICK llCOlD & PUYIACI M-= $65 TCI WI OUARANTli EVI RYTHI NO • WE SELL . \ • I • 1 I ) ' ! a I I • I • I I I \ • ; JO DAILY PILOT Mo"""1, Ju~ 10, 1972 Money;• Wort h Pocketboo k Iss ue To Highlight '72 By SYLVIA PORTER But your ttal spendable "Tbe I'll Issue ts goln& to be earnings -the purchoSing the pocketbook issue." This power of your after-lax dollars Inelegantly phra•ed Judgment -ts up from_.H!1.17 to 196.24. or AFUIO president George YOUR REA~ pin In this Meany turned out lo be a spe<-entire span has been only tacularly accurate forecast of $4.57, a modest S percent. the 1970 electlo11.$; il could turn If you're a typical \YOrker out even more so in im. \.\•1th no dependents, your Aod by "p o c k e t b o o k." spendable weekly pay b up to lifeany wasn1t referring to the $.109.471 a full $21.26 over yuur fancy econ· spendable earning in '69. omics which But, once again, your real will befuddle spendable earnings have risen many of the only $5.49 in almost four years raucous ses-to a total of $87.7t, an increase stons or the of 6,7 percent. 1 Democrats This is the sort o f I be r e lhis brtakdown which dramatizes week -the more than thousands of words ranking or why so many millions · of _ n a t I o n a I voters feel they have been to a f"011T•11 priorities, never-ending s q u e e z e .- redistribution of our iOC<1n1es. despite Nilon's assurances tax reform, minimum income that if elected in 1968, he grants. would brini::: back economic For to the vast majority or stability in the U.S. This is the Americans. the pock.t!lbook reason. expressed in simple issue is your paycheck and statlstics, why so m a n y your cost of living ""'-about as Americaru: are deep I y unrancy and as close to the dissatisfied with the way our reality of everyday living as economy has been performirig you can get. since the Vietnam escalation HOW, THEN, does the began In 1965 and helped to transform what had been a pocketbook issue shape up --fi u f ti In after almost four years with a m a g n I icen Y unc on ${ Republican in the W hi t e economy into a nightmare of ·House? innation. This is how: And by themselves, these few figures underline the ex- lf you are a typica l 1J.S. tent to which inflation has - worker, your gross weekly under the GOP as under · the earnings are now up to an all-Democrats _ continued to time average of $ 1 3 ~ . 2 1 make a mockery out of the ap- against $110.33 when Nixon parent rise in our incomes. No became President in January amount of rhetoric by anyone 1969. That's a hefty increase can hide this. $22.88 a week , or 20.7 per- cent. BUT WHAT about the But in real dollars -mea&-record since NW>n 11adopted" Ing after adjustment for in-the Democrats• policies and creases in consumer prices shifted to price-wage controls since the base petiod of 1967 in August 1971? -your pay has risen from In real pay, the worker with $103.40 al the start of the Nix-three depepdents has gained on admini.stration to $Ul6.82 1.2 percent in the past 11 now. months in comparison with a That's an improvement of gain of 2.8 percent in Uie 30 only $3.42, or a mere 3.3 per-Nixon months preceding wage- cent in nearly four years. That price controls. A n im- averages out to a picayune provement but hardly great . yearly gain of Jess than 1 per-In real pay, the single cent. worker has gained 2 percent in • LUXURY CAR RECORO -Theodore Robins (cen- ter, Cosla tllesa Ford Dealer, admire$ the millionth Thunderbird built .bY Ford Motor Company. Stand- ing with Robins are Frank E. Zimmerman, (left), general marketing manager of Ford Division, and John L. Hall, Ford Division Los Angeles district sales manager. In High Gear Millionth Completed at LA By CARL CARSl'ENSEN Of ti. D•LIY flntt Sllff Tbe millionth Thunderbird for sale in the United States was built a few days .ago at Ford's Los Angeles assembly plant and company officials termed it 11the first personal luxury car to ttach that milestone." "Thunderbird over the years has set the pace for many design and engineering in- novalions and created markets that have contributed much to What About 'U nrecalled' Used Cars? If you're a typical married these 11 months o[ wage-price worker with three dependents, freeze and then controls, your spendable weekly earn-against a rise of 4.6 percent in ings -average pay after the much longer pre-control deduction for federal income period. Scarce.ly ~ n im· DETROIT (AP) -The late- and Social Security taxes -is provement to shout about. model car at the comer of the a rect1rd $118.77 against $96.74 Of course, the pocketbook used car lot looks good and the at the begiMing of '69, an in-issue is not Cut.and.dried and price is right. But there's one ere • or ~ 03 or 22 3 "°" it couldn't ever be in a nation gg· ,. Doe ·1 h as... ....,. • . _.... na 1ng ques ion : s 1 ave -iceinit.i~jiiii!!i~!iiijjsoP.diiv~eriijsejiia~sijouirsjiiij. iiilJ a potentially dangerous defect OAVE llOSS PONTIAC S EXClUSIVE NEW CAF' 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE WaRRanty ~ . -~ 1000 . § ORDER , , , • ..,lfa1 Stick-on YOURS LABELS TODAY! PenonaliHcl, • Stylish • Efficient Order For Y o~nelf or I Frltncl· May ~. ustd on tnvtlopts 11 return 1ddre11 la.bel1. Also very h1ncly •S icl entific1tion lab.ls for m1rkin9 pt rson•I items such •• books, rtcorcl11 p~otos , t+c. Labels 1tic~ on ~lass •nd m1y bt used lor mtrking home canne d fo ed items. All 1'b1l1 •r• print.cl with stylish Vogue typo oo fjno quality whitr gummed p1p1r. I ... --------------, "' .. "'"--. '* ........... ,, .... I ,i ... ,.,.. .. IAMI ow .. IA .. .... 1 I c..t1M111,CMI.,,.. i I I I I I I I I 1 L---~~~!-~~!!~,_G __ J I ' ~ver has been cor- J,.aat year, the four . major U.S. aut6makera recalled Just under eight million cars for in-- spection and repair of~· le • aafety hazards. They ranged fro brand- new 1972 models t wheezing J96ls. The potential defects ran gamut from minor electrl system flaws to pro which could leave a n unauspccting driver tooling down the highway with a throttle jammed wide open. Looking at a specific car, it can be dillicult to tell whether it has been involved in a recall campaign. Last year alone, there were 44 separate recall campaigns involving dpzens of models built in 12 model yeirs. Some of the recalls, such as the massive Chevrolet engine mount campaign, involve easi- ly · icfonti!iable can. In that case, every s l x-c yl i n d e r Chevrolet, Chevy II, Nova aod Camaro built In the 1965 through 1969 model years-was· called back for modifications to prevent a serious hazard lf an eqgine mount were to break. Some recal\s are much nar· rower. Ford Motor Co. recall- ed 189 ca.rs built during a brief period at the company's Chicago assembly plant. The only way to tell if a car was Involved In that recall would be to cbeci. lls serial number against published lilt. Fortunately, It's rt11Uvely simple for a prospective used car buye.r to [ind out lf • car · was Involved In a tteall. Aod If the car was recalled for any reason, there ls a good chance the previous owner bad the problem corrected. Information on wb1t can have been recalled Ls easy to come by. The National Highway Trallic S a I e t y AdmlnlstraUon publlaba ID annual pamphlet, • ' M o t o r 'Dividends At Beckman VebJcle Safely Defect Recall Dtrecton o1 B e c k m 1 o campaigns," lfltlng 111 1~ 1nc. of Fullerton, recalll, the cars Involved lltd decilred 1 dividend ol !JI\ the action takea to comet the cents por lhlre, payable Aug. problem. , 28 to tlbareholden OI record The pamphlet 1' kept up to Aug. 7. date with quarlerly IUP-B e ck m 1 n manulJcturtt plemenls and both t he preetslon a n 1 I y t I ca I !n- pampltlet aod the supplemenls attumenta and electronic con> 1n1 1vailable to the public poneols for oclenUflc, medlcll mm the SuperinttJldenta ol · aod lndUltrlal use. The com· Documents, Government Prll)o-pany bed J,Slf,000 tb&ra Una Ortlce, Washington, O.C. outatandln& 0n June 30. • • COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST • f .. • • Mooday, J~y 10, 197~ N ohl Requesi R evives Prese~ve Question By JACK BROBACK IDtallng more than $41,000 In • ot -. o.irr ,1111 11en w settlement over a lawsuit.,. SANTA ANA -The knotty ' "Orange Collnty A. I ... 0 r q u e 1 t l o n of agrlciJ!tural Andrew J. Hlnahaw refused to preserves and their legal assess the acreage involved at statUs has ·reared lt.s con-the lower rate provided for un- troverslal head again. der the William.son Act, for Owners or the 2,27l acres of . 1971-72, arguing lhat the Grant the Nohl Ranch in northern Corp. and John S. Fluor Ill, Orange County have requested owner of adjoining property, removal of 1,000·of those acres had declined to sign a sup- from preserve status. plemental agreement he said UOO.r the Williamson Ad, a was r<quired by the State state law establ~hlng the Board of Equalization. TB& NORL RANCH was put mi.lsloo, which handles an-clltlolW to the agmments 1t under agricultural preserve J)exations to cities, queried the tb8 time or their renewal? •talus In 1969 Wider the agree. county counsel's office on pro-(Kuyper replied lhat the cllY ment, Wbicb is desigped to cedures involving annexation , auccee4s to the righb, duties protect open apace and which or land under prelfrve .status and powers or the . county granQ tax bene~lts or ownen to citie!. under the agreement unless agreeing to the eta. More The commissioners asked such city filed a protest at the than 90,000 a of county two questions : tilD6 of eucuUon of the agr&- land has similar status,. pJin.. . --1. ln approving an an-ment, when the land wasjiiil ctpally Irvine C.Ompany and nexation of land within ' an under preeerve status. He ad- Rancho M.Wion · Viejo prop-agricultural preserve to a city, ded that ac~ly the prop- erty. may the conxnission impose erty remain 1 under the Under the law, according to condition5 relating to retention preserve status unless the Kuyper, the owners must of such land within the previous protest wu filed. prove in public hearing that preserve following the en-(Kuyper said the city had AFTER THE OWNERS filed cancellation of the protected nexation? auotber option in annexing the lawsuitl to for~ e Hinshaw'• status ls "in the public in-(Kuyper'• office replied that property -U the city states hand, County Counsel Adrian terest." the cymmission may not im-its intent to the contrary in its CONTIST SPECIAL ! 7 portralt.i 4.95 agricultural preserves, if t h e cancellation of the preserve status on the acreage is allow- ed by the 1upervi$ors, developers would be required to pay a penalty of' more than $150,000, in lieu of taxes which would he lost to the cowity. Kuyper studied the case and ~ But there is another angle to pose such conditions, quoting resOluUon of intention to an- ruled tha t the owners were en-the whole problem: At this applicable provisions of the nex, the agricultural preserve One Sx 1 0 Corone t titled to the ta.1 refunds. time, 1,300 acres of the total Williamson Act.) agreement becomes null and Grant Corp., owners of the 4,200-acre Noh! Ranch ls in the void.) ' end six wallet-size. NohJ Ranch, was awarded city of Anaheim. In an area -Z. WHAT PROCEDURE Became of the two hearings • e n ter n ow ' 38th Notionol Children's phot.ograph contest No Purchase Neceessary . Hun'dreds of prizos\ond gifts totoling • $25,000 the hroadway Portrait Studio lit Floor Huntington Beach 892-3331 BUT BEFORE ANY 8ction $32',411, and the Fluor Ranch adjoinin( the preserve land, might be followed by the ....:. ·planning commission and Specie! prices on frame s too! can be taken, public. hearings~t6,158. Grant had been taxed the Gran\ Corp. ~as received cities, the county and the board of supervisors -man-1~~~~!""!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ must be held by both the coun-'$35,521 and Fluor $21,812. pennits from th'e city for a LAFC when an area in an dated by the laW, the c;9,m-F ty planning commispion and supervisors ordered County 3;500-unit on 650 acres. agricultural preserve is an-pJlcatedfJi question will "not ' the board. Auditor-controller Vic ·Heim to nexed to a city, including the begin to be resolved for at Coincidentally', with the re-. issUe warrants to the two lan-LAST VEAR, the Local possibility that the board of least two months, county• of- . . - Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers quest heard last Wednesday dOwners. Agency F o r m a t i o n Com· supervisors might add con-ficials said. for cancellation or the1------------''-----------~-------------------'------------------------------- preserve s t a t u s, (lhe land-· 'owners, ·Robert H. Gr ant Corporation and Texaco Ven- tures, Inc., asked for and 1 received a refund of taxes For The Record Dissolutions 0 1 Marriage PW J-U Mtf°!'}.. lvt!Yit LOUIM tnd ll1Ymond 'kltt;:'n';'_ Jtnlt 1Uthtt'ln1 tnd ICIMllll ·~ . 111109tl"a. Rabtrt ltted Jnd 8arbtr1 .lune LnNed, John M. Ind Llnrll L. CuPklt, Mlrllne P. •nd AOdMV J. Purw, LlllY a.. _.nd BJUv R. Root, Ew!Yn Esftlfr tnd Will/Im ~r:r: A. 9NI Jl.ldV G. UfO, M•rllYn J•1n •nd Fr•llk 0-119 llldtnbtr1, Robtt'I F. tnd P1melt J . vrlltV, PhYIUJ AM tnd Arlllllr Wnlev • Jr. '9rlll1, Mlclllel E. tnd Sinait' R. Clw~ Thtoclor1 llld Auck'ev Hel~ l.t'ltns. Mlr1wt1 JOiin Ind Frink , ..... Dflt.,-1 MlrY """Ind Rlchtrd F. llnr, Sn Rober! Lff J>nd Ellen Mlrlt Colly, "9t111Hn J . 1nd Chlrln G. Gerti. J~llne tnd Lnter H, Hlld«rn1n,. Wt!CY J. Ind Rolwt -.. R~n. Cll'olvn R. Ind Robtrt A. Sr • .,_..,,, GuadllUl't F1btll Ind Thofnll ' Artflur . a i.x.1111tr. Krlt M. Ind Glrv L, Wl'ltttllllf', Wlllllm ll, Ind Jl.ICIV l!i.O:burn, Ir-M. 1nd GMtv L. ""'z.JoM J. Incl Le1trlC1 M . e, NOl'rn&n H. w. Ind Cllrlltln• 01.... • 'hell, OJIYt 0 . ltid IU1m A. TOf'r11, Edwerd A. An111 M. Cot.. R11111! Jdwl TrlvlMllt. Robin J , Dottle Jt11'1 ln1e11, l"onll1 II, ind Jerome Mlrdtlldl. 01vld J . 111d AnneUe J. "lid, llOfl.llld H. Ind Emllv ,., We ch, 1..lndl J. Ind Bobby l., Al>Olt1111, Diii Hulbfl'I Ind H11tn EU11btlh WMVtr', M1rw1rtl J11n Ind P~\11 E. Gurule, Marl• E'-"• 1nc1 Jotlrl Frink 11.-, Terr """ 1nd 8et'WIY GtM MtW1lltrl, MIN J. Ind Jlllln Robllft W1tt1, KllhrVn 5. Incl Gon:lon Allffl M1rtl11; C1!r1 OolOrlS Incl J.0-Crutchlllld, Shlrlev J11n 1nd Nolin ,_ Jttum, Lu llt R. ind Lturtne1 l . Orlsll1n. R1Chel II. Incl C1rroll R. J!loru, P1lrkl1 M. Ind Cta1r E. w11u11, Mlc11111n1 Mtr11ret 1nd Jcihn ./'. WIH11m llrown, P1trlui Ann 1nd Rlch1rd ..c!'t~RlcMrd F. Incl Rebeccl A. ~w .. rrn1, Edmund w. and A1W111l11 . Dwyer, P1trlcl1 A. Ind Recfmond J. DI LI C111tf1, Lor-E. Ind John l.. llrteU, Oebrl Thomlt 1nd. Mkh11I Fr•'* L1n11tY Mtf'ICkel, JOllnn Incl Hlrokl II. 111«tt11, a.rth1 incl P1trlck W. Wttklns, .Vthur G. Ind JHn H. LI Ntuhlu-Rlch1nt Thomu 1nd ndl R Lou tJw11 Jolm JOMPll 1rid°Ol11 R=. 8ernlc1 Helen Ind R11111kl Edw1rd •rown, Ecfo•r R 1nc1 LtM A. utllr. Lindi 1 Louis• 1nd Ger1kl ~oblrt F. 1nd C1rol C. M11l1, Helen incl Ruda"'4'1 Mllllf', c11r1 L, Incl Rabtrt o . P1llTl<lll/ld, Shinn M. Ind TcinY 1y, l"1Ut1 Bwllh 1nd Thom11 Leon.rd WWr19ht, OONld E. Incl Mlrllo D1vldM11t, Mlrlt AnMtll end Fr1M ~ 01n111 . Stott, ~Ito Ind IUcll1rd R. H«'tllh. Oonl IOl'll Incl Mlchllill J11nH RIKl"ll'lll, Mark lf\1111111 Ind C1lhV G1y er1m, !Ullllffll Luc:Ult Mid J1ma , Spencer 1 Deatla N otices AUNI! H.,.,.., 0. Aunl. All to. of 2ltl H1rbor ltvd., No. 11, eo.11 ~. 01te of •111, July 1. 1'71 SurvlWd bV wife. Am1nd1; "-IOflS, Arthllr of Newport B111:h; Ei.._ Aune, T1~111: dlWhler, Mf1, H 111 M. E1r.,..I, TU:I'; slV•r, EYtl\'l'I G ~le MIQOU11, Mont1n11 "I ". 9f1lndchll.lr1111 thrM 1~l-9f'•ndchlld....,, S.Vlc",'1'1111d1y, 11 AM. 810 Broadw1y ChlPll. wrt11 Dr J1mes G. Bl1ln of· tlciiitlne. 8•11 B/'Olldw1r. Mortuarv. DlrK· tors. KIUST•N10111 Affll Kr1J1-........ , rllldtnl r. ''"" ._....,,,. for 1! YllfJ. N1tlv1 of weden1 mtmber of V1N Ordlr1 N•l1hborhood C_....tloMt Chllrdl, LllUnl Bt1ch. Otte of dNltl. Jutr 5, 1'12. Suf\11'/ed bv nllr:e "'"· e.....-Hlllk S..n Dleva~ fi.tsllllff'. Mr~-. LOI.If'\"• llllr, C1noii1 "'1l. fMrnorl., Uf'\I ~et wll be held undlv. JUIY 11. n AM. N1l1hborhood C~rtNllonll CIMll'ch of L11111111 B11cll, •Ith RIY. Jdwl M. Jl:r(nOldl ofllcl1llng. Sl'lltfflr L1911119 INch Mertuary, Dir«• .... 8ALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Canal del Mir rn-9411 01111 Mes1 l4f.UU . BELL sloADWAY MORTUARY ·ut Bnodny, Cosio Mesa LI 1-3131 ' McCORMJ! LAGUNA BEACH ..fORTUARY 1'111 Lqml Canyon Rd. CN-tllJ • PACD'IC VIEi'• MBMORW. PARK Cm•!l1'1 Mortull'J' Qopel • -helllc View Drive tco.,.I -. Clllfmll ' -P-JAMILY QlLOIGAL PVNEllAL ~ --·-""· . .,.,,, .. ..... .1.ni&llY .,_ .. . 21;, ... , ese • IS • newo1 •• I. Do you have a late model car With automatic {tansmission and air · 2. Do you do much Iong-diStanCe, high-speed freeway driving? 3. Do you occasionally tow a trailer? 4. lS your car modified for high ped0n11ance? All of these stresses of mod- ern driving make your car run hotter. The hotter your car ru:ns; the thinner your oil gets •. And the thinner your oil gets, the less protection it gives your engine. · • That's why Union 76 is intJ:oducingnew20W/50 High Performance Engine Oil. ' . The "50''m 20W/50 means . .· .. I • the oil doesn't get too thin at high o~riating temperatures. The. "20W" means tlie oil stays fluid enough when the engine's cold to make-starting your car easy. TheSpiritof76 liws at Union 00 lffou answered "yes" to any o th·e above questions, you should: consider giving your car the extra protection · of 20W/50 High Performance Engine Oil-another .high. quality product from the num- tier-one name in racing. Aak your Union 7&-dealer for it . the next time you change oil. ' • Oft.r good M •II puUdpeClng Union 78 ttlllon1 ln·IM LOI Anotltt ...... Offer explM &.ptembe;.30, 1tn. Yokl where Pf'Ofllblttcl ., llW • ._/' .• •• • • •• s c b h t t ·f $14 wh au ho t $2 ma sh ma b old but der put me • hai the Ilk Uv • ID I for d a ~ bo • 141 t V Vi \ hu . ' ' Syndicated fashion columnist Marien Christy feels being en achiever hes m.ore status ' then being on the best dreded· list, ' ' ., • • . '. Clipping -Fofl .ows \ . . ' . - Shampoo ·a.nd Set • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just came c.bildren beve made It Plain•that tlley ·. ·from the beauty shop where I spent 118 !or have m ' ~ of ris1oiJ1B .their• mar- $14 worth of work. Will you pleue tell me riagei hr having a motbt!'UHaw •an>\lnd. why American women (me included) So 1We live with men •ft don't., Jove or allow themselves to be browbeaten and respect while. they do ·their own• thing, hornswoggled into tipping people who are which i meails, drink too'mucll, have there to perform a 9efVice for. the shop? women on the side and · ®me home· My shampoo and set cost $8. I had In whenever they. feel like it .. have a few hairs clipped -this ls called Belnti · len than aa1n11; .., blood "shaping" -and it came to another $3. pressure IDel up and our tempen blow. The manicure was 13. Total bill $14, plus We are labeled shreWI, • nap and $2 tip !or the operator, $1 for the hopelessly neurotic. PeOple feel sorry for • ay . Means Living ion By LAUIUI! ltASPEll • . Of .. ~,,..., .... Traditional "fuhiOG" is no more. "'I think 1""""'1 bis a much bigger meaning. Fashlan," llld Marian Christy, "means living ••• " 4111111ef"1l111rwrile abnply ol 11le -laabions, the !ubloo editor of the Booton Globe and nallonolly II)'~ col· llJlllUol said tbe II dellnlng. fuhloa in terms ol life otyle. Hor col1111111 ._.. each -k In the DAILY PILOT. Sbe WU In Loi AllCeJeo reoeatly to view another dtm...ajon ol 11111 ure 1111e. "There 11 IUCb I tbiDC U the Clli!ornla Ioot1:' the Eulsner tlltifted. "Womtn seem to be more cleccntive here." . Brighter colon, curia, llounces and bare midriffs can be found on womtn bere. '.Ibey bava .... ol tlwil !omme r.ta1e, . .,. like "IUPIY 1lltle buttei!ies" Miss Christy must define 'fashion' on ~oth coests · end .11round glo_be. -~·men . . I~ 'ANDIRSON, Editor ,...., "'" 11. 1nl t,,. ,_ " ' . ~ •• and their ol>jacllto .. _ to bo In 1111.tnca with mm'• poww." ~~ll find w more aqrewlva IDd more cool, al -oo Iha IUl'flce ••• II I "naw co1umoial" becll• Illa_, jut wriie about cloOln. In addlllon to her columm • bobloa •tsnotedklrpltq~ the bard-l&itt celebrillel. II look her l "(OOCI )'Mr ..... I ball" lo "Baclt Eul, _.,. moro lallqred. -the Dulle and ~ or -· ,,,., ... llllller ...... aplolood. She lraoed Clare Booth 1-Ima 'While tben mfCb1 b. 0 1oeu., ol 1111>1>-Honolulu to w~ oo1y to be - 11ery 00 tbe oppoolle cout, _.. befe ad an Interview. But • clidn1 ctva op generally ...., more rrtendly, Mias with the "No" ....,.;. IDd fmllly wu • granted the Interview. • Cllrtsly llld. .. Sbe WU not used to bein( called ouch CAUSES CVRl<isrrv eodt.arlng terms as "hooey/' "darling" She said she really works at ptUnc b... or"".nreetheart." At first, lhe wondered~ terviews, continually a.stln& far one..- II li wun1 phony but alter • few doys ~ls relu!ed repeatodly. "Maybe 1beJ abe 11\d, "I don't mind Jt anymore." · met(' me out of curiosity,,. abe ~ Sbt wu bere to -tbooe difference. thinking thel they might just want to lff u wtll u to tall: to. celellrltles and -I thiJ stubborn penon Is like. 1asb1oa '-it. She's ynunger then one mlgbt think but "I like to get with the tempo and get on said, "Don't ask bow old I am." And she'• the nveleogth o! -le • • • get the attractive, slim and llyles ber long black rbytlm or the world. 'l1lls Is -t I hair In a simple flip. "'""1 like to do, get the rhythm or the Occasionally she punctuates b e r world." sentences with a gesture of her rln&ed . Last 11"IU!ler sbe WU In Athens but bands. . . . • 'her work al'° has taken her tO ·Paris, "! do everything on tbe point ol Rome and Spain. Many or the people she challenge," she aalcl. "Everything I do I tllb to are· In New York or Wa!hington. like to do the w1y Jt wou1d not be done. I VERBAL TOUCH like to blce !rills and do things other "I really want to tooch aU bases," a:he people wouldn't try." aid. And this can be done be&t with the She was with Women's Wear Dslly for .....-verbal touch, six years but llld lhe left there wben "There are no people who -are there no longer was a challenge. Without repraentaUve." this, she said, "life becomes rather To get the cross-section she wants she blab ... bu talked to lllCh -'e as a designer of Sile's been witll the Globe for seven flmey plastic jewelry, b[act designers, years but start.cl only as !oshlnn editor, Mra. Claire Boothe Luce, Mi>. Naon, Her editor, however, has • line, "Whal Mrs. Reagan and even atudents wrapped would you like to do kid! I nm a Jooee up in the "jeans syndrome." ship.0 Although Ille !eels women rtlll are in-COMPETES NATIONALLY terested In clothea u a bocqround, Ille One day Ille -by sayln& that llld oilier dimensions or lodoly'1 Wt lN tbe would lib o srncflc:alod eolumn. Ho ovenhadowlng and overpowering Iha uld he'd lllVf • pbooe call ml -wliat lradltlonol Interest In fashion. could be ddbut warned her not to ex· "I tlllnl: the new !rend ls to be an pect too much. ldlleV ... , to be a doer. I think to be on Within two days, lhe· was syndicated achiever baa much more llatua than and within a year and a haU, ahe was being oo the IJert,dressai llrt." writing for 1111 papers, the same rumber She llndl that "people jurt lnteruled which recelva btr .. 1umn today. In ckltbel are Ntber dull.'' You eee an She oonsiden it a miracle that she hll alerlor al -people but no Interior, been able to ~· nationally by c:om- tbe lllid, IDd It ls the "1111 level" of peo. muting from -· which ls not really pie wblch II more lnt....tlng. noted In the lnnd)' !uhlon -1<1, to New 'Ibe women's lib movemtnt, lhe aald, York and oU. dtles. "ra•'--..&.-"---1."--.1ltlonal '!ash"IOll'. " --·-~~ But a recent survey of ll0Wlpeper1 ANYTllING GOES The midi with its ugly hemline came .. at the time when liberation wu on everybody'• mlnd," the e x pl al n t d . w..-rajectod dlctuml lllol they bad to -11 ml In cloq ao dlOltpd the ---fll loo!don. UNow .. bift DD ...... 11111 lllrlllJ Mid. Todoy'a theory II • ..,.lblaa ioes .• .do )"OUr own thlnr." Youth. alao played a pert In this ~· '"11» )'<IUl!I equale !ublnn with materlallsm." 'Ibey believe 1ivaJue b in ... Jll!l1IOft.,, · A. niw <-.1 al 1ub1on Ila miived -lllls ..... Milo <Jrlaty ......... showed her to have a heavy leld ovu similar colllllllllrtl. "To do -I'm doU. nqulra sacrifice," • Mid. b _, loken a: vacation In lift,_., ..i - -lbt WU callod_ tlftll lo,.& a...,,, 1nla Jn Soulhorn~ ................. .............. ..,.! d las. "11:1.\t•W"Y"'lllfllr-,_do, It-,• lllt ..... · "Only ""' <ID tleelda II a. ...,_ II tot deer." ·Ancf a ...... "Y• lllft lo bo Niiiy lnr laDunt, " -<• ..... to btve bad-> 11111 I toll,_, -11 very, Vf!r1 IWllt." On Blackwell's·· Blacklist BY MARIAN ClllU8TY Ah, Blackwell, uoe tho moulh 10111t Jll()H. Keep the ue chopping I~ Blockwell. We love you, Blackwell. You're a rebel like ua. , . Yeah, down the dldaton, Bloctwell. Loi Angeles-baaed fUhloo deslper Mr. Blackwell, as !aJnoua lor n!s nonstop ocld tongue u his ..., llolzywooci-lnlplred clothes, ncently went on an anUque ex· peditlon In New York's Gi"eemtlch vm.,e. · In rapid •icceak>n a qUM1et ol. hippies wbo bad aleefully watdled bin\ 9WiloDy debllltate ••lebiltla ..... -,_ not to d II ch my llall beca-It helps the --thet the~ business II Olli hie lnud. Blactwell'1 If/I Won!-~ Liit II portlally OOlllplelocl and ..... 1'111111 lo ..... impr ,.... • • Cloris 1-0"D who recently woo on· Oscar Anrd lnr "The Last Picture Show": "Sbe'11 walking atrocity. A total miss from ~ to tights. I bate ber V<rbo1 outcrlto !or love. She dre..., hatefully. II manicurist, 50 cents !or the girl who our OOsbtnds -not us. . · shampqoed my helocl and 50 ~ !or the U 1Qll:. ~111..'.'.lt~~"~~~:!=======X:=== mold who unzlii!>ed -..Y ..._ -IJld-....,. we '"iiiiilirjr.=We ... '1oll' old- WO!ic and w hi•• no iP!iCili ·•ldlll· We aren't -ly atlradh• or soy to . nn nallooal TV tall: -· made II c:lor ____ .:_ __ ... _~--the new'""-._ · . '""above 1tetemmls ,.... punctuated Liza Minnelli: · "h wears Halston'• , .... She'~ tilt -.! prvjectlnn ol • ltar I've ever 9en. I adm1t lhe'1 megic on the acreen, Not becauoe It'• Judy up 111ere -blit because she generates her own electridty. But Liza herself ls deca- . dtnt, groa. " - /?' __ _ _ -_...man and we know It. We · ~ are juat ..-,, tired, bltur W<llnln - ~-----\ wom oat and -down. Any sugestlon, ; · . . .-?-A LOSER • · . ·, DEAB l'illBND1 11'1 411vloaa IUl yoo · brought me a cup of cold coffee and an aren't l'lldof -"II al ur. bot wUI old lllQVie magazine. ore -...._. y -'" •-~--i.. !Ole prices these days are bad eoou~h, . J.-•··~· 18 8f"'I .. ~. • but that Uwing racket bums me to a cm-vol•ed lo ~ ~ of Ytv IWll der. Wby don't you wage I campaign to _.,, .. put an end to tipping In beauty shops? A ,,..... -• lo be leJ)' or Tell tbe women to upms their r;esent· ped ioMIOI lo • vol 1-wwt - men1 by staying IW8Y !rGm the sbo!'I for Ille INoodlellppod, doe ... or Ille -_ a month. It's not hard to hrllt your nwn fte illl al ..... 1'0 mfPI • !1 .-. hair at home If you have to -IDd when r. IOU. '• tlNol 7W &Iva al ,.....ir they start back to the llhop-no tipping. .. ••e•• wli 11 leu .,., ,,, -Jt11 -MRS. AMERICAN CHUMP ...... ,.,._ .. ,... .......... k DEAR MRS.: Mnt beoo&y 1p1 1111'1, al Uot·•-Get ....... ped lwck like most Wlltresses, depead • ltpl lo lo 1'L ' live oo. Ua!llr? Maylle, bot tlool'I th oyskm sad I ,.. • INope al c• ..... II In thlaeari.... I •w ef few -lion trlien taleM ·(or Uot lack of ltl cao make Hdl a hie dlf!-. U YOU -te llay -and lwisl yoor hair !er a -111. be my pe&~ RI my Leoo maba • - d!orl to do 11111 beat klr -. 1ad I -my awe<iotlat It)> llnla( I.,_,, DEAR ANN LANDERS: There art homes !or old l<>lks, bontl.. for the me .. . lolly Ill, homes f« destiluto cblldmt and even homes for unwanted animall. But -ner. dD nwanted wtves 10? IV e mtlll live under the same roof with husbands who don't want us. OUr . .. CONFIDllln'IAL TO WHAT ARE THE FACl'S, llA'All: The !acts art that everytlling that ._,. -my byline II trrlllm by me and II OOSJYrllhlod · by Publlllwn-llall 5Y11<1ic*. Bat I C21l't polJce Iha ........ pen aD -the ..... lry ml -Cab! witll ~ who rteal from Ill)' ...... . . Dtl'l ... -.,. ............ too llol te -· ftoJ I COii -A• I 1 ....... It "Nabc .. hllllC --"'" 1111 ="' -,_. ,,,. ........ .. ..... th DAJLYP!Wr,I '111&8-lttolo _.a ..... II 111, •• rllz111• • velope. " ' with seemlngly llncere 1mIIa1, handshakes IDd bock pols. . UnUI thla lmJl'ompU ooo-tlon, Bllckwell had been toying wlib tbt ~ or 'ditci.nr his --.. naedle known u the Wont-Droaed l,ilt. But, oil. dear, ara Jbt _,.. greal !or airing what Blockwall cotlllruoo to.he tlle naked truth. The. man baa llJ!XUll1bod to the Jl',..Ures of Sl)luhlng ao-called !doll. WOB8T DRl:SllBD BlockwlD IDd Jolomy Canon haw o l'ftllemen'• ._.,.nt that on January J, lt'IJ, lllockwe1I will Appell' on the ''TorllCbl !lbotr" ml.-two escluslvo ._... In a ·lot ol bocb: '.!be Want· Droaed Liit ml Iha · Worrt·o..1- IJJL The lltur dynamite II a new blart. "Knifing . Isn't b a d II It r ea p s 1 om e I h In 1 poelUve. I've _decided Hollywood inspires -. the sexy clothes of Mr. Blackwell like this bias-cut • • evening gown. Elizabeth Taylor Borton: "God, that ....... ls • and -lo •bn"ato every luhloo mlatako In the w<rid, Hor diamood II p.t. Somebody llhould teD her thet with a rock lllot Ille, then'& DO need !or lrlDy w!p and llasby ....,.. Too bod Lii weora c!olllet two Ilsa loo smaH." . DISCOUNT DUDS Jane fooda: "She looka a II Ille .....-ged binn the "Solvotloo Army dlt- ::;, C::::..i:::'K!:h =:..: and she ..... «r,lnai Coco Ill-' llllts." It'• time to get to the ...... fll bod d..ainl(, .. ,. -·who .. r...a, to knock .down dOl!p -..... At the moment'bt•a nolllnc v .. Saini Laurent to his· Wonl·llalcna" Liit: "That man II making otroet Wlibra GUI ol cithenrllo -........ Ht baa llbn the wont fll the 41111 ml -It worse. He tuns .,,..,.. lnlo llapid caricablna." "Komo baa CNOtod cl1111111 prllqe that II llbeled dllc:. I'm lick al deslpm who dJqulao ltmlninltr and'~ -men. . "Belaey Jolntlt cra1tel weird il"llJPI for call who pr<ler to walk In alleyi. Sba has comed femininity to clertroct with kindergarten clothes _.. with clop IDd app~ lmlt 1tockinp. • GJorcto di Sent' Angelo bt1 .... deslroJod · womanilnesl, accordlal la' BIK!rhll. I • . . Crowns Polished for Weeke ry d Coronation !'Mrs. Robert Alexand.er polishes one crown which will go to a win· er .of the Junior•King and Queen Contest sponsored by the San Clemente Junior Woman'• Club while Mrs. Charles Orr tries the I other on her daughter, Mary Jane. They will reign over the Fiesta La Cbristianita during the weekend of July 14-16. ·You r Horo scope .. Simple Ch icken Joke On ly Ruffles Feathers By ERMA BOMB ECK elhnic humor Isn't. .•. " Telling my kids a Job Is "It !I not i Polilh chicken," like tlcklklg Jan< Fonda with aaid his lath« paUently. an Indian 1..uier. "Well, to becin with. !l's They alt tllere like a·rnask of galnat the law to 1et a tragedy witll a migraine and chicken iun !OOH .••• " demand Wha "~or-•-out"""'·" , " t's ao funny r · "''.,. """" AT WIT'S EN D- about that!" "Jn the lfCOnd place, the To me, it Is rather frighten-chicken would· never get for the sake of the joke. Now. ing to ima,gine that if • poll la'OSS the road. Statistics why would he croks the road?" were taken tomorrow among ahoW there Wf!ie m o r e Our son atrugged h I 1 0<r young people, t h e l r hig!l,~y death! 1111 year than. alioulders. favorite humoriJla would be • • • ''TO GET TO THE <mlER Dan Rather and Pauline "Will you stop being ao SIDE," said bis father, 1lap- Frederick. serious about a lousy ping him on the back. My husband •YS I om an chicken!" tl>Quted bis father . "Are you aaying that the alarmist. He aays young peo-"You'd be ..,;ow, too," he chicken is aiding and abetting pie do toQ laugli. They are Just said, "II you were a poulll)' the enemy by defectin& to a little more aerloul and in-grower. Do you know chickem anotber power?" volved in CWTent affairs. we cheaper than lunch meat? · His father slumped in a • To Jll'OVUJ!l'l!IU!tl:0!!1~ar~ed~1t'-"ban!IY. pays to grow them chair and burled hiJ bead In one-Of our aons the other night 11 l hls h&DdS. ' and snickered, "Hey, eon, why "look/' Kid his father, ""You don't have to pt IO does a chicken croaa the "'!be chicken Is n o t ti I n g upllgbt about a chicken you road?" special •••. lt w~ rai!ed to be don't even know, Dad. Just "Who wan1a to know!" uk-cheop, m-.ed and dumb I come on and tell me the end of ed my son, his ey,. narrowing enough to c:roaa tile rood just tile joke.'' liUSpiclously. "This isn't a question on the last censuJ, is it?" . "Of course not," said my husband. "What kind of a chick .. )s it?" he continued. .i'Ibat's not impriant." "Ral!i> Nader t b Inks chickens are Important. He did an investlgtion that proved " "This bu nothing to do with Ralph Nader. It's a Job.'' "Is this a Polbh cbicbn?" be asked. ·~me U it is, Barbecue Tips First on List Orange Coa!t resident! Will be enjoying a variety of ae- tivitle.s di.inf the next few days in settings ranging from the kitchen to a cruise. . Meat Info . Robert Guggenheim, H. Wallace M<n')'!Dan and Henry T. Seger1trom, vice prealdents; Mrs. Robert J. Marsball, aecretary. a n d David S. Robertson, treasurer. New board members are Jack GleM, Dem E. l!Ullivan and David stelllmetz. Sagittarius: Creative Endeavors Successful 5an Diego Gas ond Electric Company, in COO!l«lltion with the San Diego Meat Packers Amoclation, will present a homemaking show For the Outdoor Otef at ·10 a.m. WedneSday, July 12, In the SDG&E auditorium, · S a n Clemente. A meat-cutting demonstr&- tion and fllm as well as hints and recipes for oooking the various cuts will be ~led. New Art o! Orange County wlll be on view at the mmeum from noon to 4 p.m. Tueaday lhroug!l Sunday tllrough July 16. SC Juniors Members ol Ille South Coast Junior Woman's Club will participate in a storybook hour of educatlonaJ a n d en- tertaining filma fu< chlldren in Colonla Juarez through August 29. Ne w Direction ... J.i' » . ' U~I Ttl_,..,. G-WOMEN -Attorney Cynthia Edgar Oeft) may soon join Barbara Herwig (above) who is special assistant to act- ing FBI director J. Pa· trick Gray Ill as first women to become· spe- cial agents. Recent rul- ings opened the posi· tions to qualified -wom- en. They 're Bugged ·About FBI ' s All-ma-le Edict DENVER (UPI! -Mrs . Sandra Nemser hes chan ged her mind. She doesn't wa nt to • be an FBI agent after oil. J • The 29-year-old Denver at· ~.19rney was .one of two women Who filed a court cbaUcngc t earlier this year to the male- -..only policy for FBI age.nls i "-'tablished by the late J . Ii F..dga r Hoover. ·begin taking applications from women for special agent!:' jobs. . · i1rs. Nemser said she was glad the regulation had been ch)nged, and she even thought ?f reapplying for an agent's JOb. . "But then I got to thinking about all the things. I'm in- volved with here in Denver;" she said. move to Butte, Mont., or some of the ether towns where new agents are usually assigned." Mrs. Nemser said as a lawyer she was committed now· to poverty, criminal , and sex discrimination Jaw. ''Jn this kind of work, I can really have an effect in ell'ininating such discrimina- tion," she said. ''And I'm oot certain that as an FBI agent WEDNESDAY JULY 12 By SYDNEY OMARR It often is difficult to tell a Taurus how to do enylhing. Natives of this zodiacal sign want their O\\'ll way -they feel that the best way is t.heir way. ,Many times, they are right. Other times, Taurus can be wrong but is determined enough to continue along ·that erroneous path. Taurus can be obstinate, irTitating and con- troversiaJ. But these natives also have magnetic appeal, can create something where there was nothing, can fight for a cause am call be · ex- tremely loyal and talerited. Soqie' famous persons born. un- der Taurus include Barllra Streisand, Bert Bacharach, Yogi Berra, Jooepb Cotten and Lainie Kazan. ARIES (MarcH 21-April t9): Personal magnetism soars. Relationships are intensified. Change, ·travel. variety are featured. Sudden a c t i o n s dominate. Give logk: equal time with impulse. Analyze af- fair of heart. Sagittarius plays key role. TAURUS (April 2().May !I()): Strive to understand hlmily member. Feeling of an- ... tagonism is but temporary. Know it and act Uke you know it. Don't harbor grudge. Check details. Go after facts ; discard rumors. Desire for greater freedom will be fulfUled. GEMINI' (May 2t.June 20), Take special care in traffjc and around electricity. Neighbors, rel atives a r e argumentative. Ma i nl a in balance and sense of humor. Some ideas, theories need ad- ditional testing. Don't be in too much of a hurry. C~NCER (June II.July 22), · You get green light in finan- cial area. There ls activity and there are profits. Don't pro. crastinate. Buy and sell -get money's worth. Count change. Check budg et. Taurus, Libra persons will cooperate. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)' Personality now is dynamic. You are aggressive. You overcome obstacles. One who thought liU!e of you does an about face. Impress w i t h ! .h o w m anship, originality Take lead. Your ideas reach wider audience. vmGo (Aug. 23-Sept.22 )' Emotional "explosion" due unless you are aware, mature and !IOlllewhat shrewd. There Is pressure. But realize those in authority will side with you. Capricorn f i g u r ~ ~ prom- To avoid disappomtment, prospective brides are reminded to have their wedding stories with black and white ilossy photo. graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's De- partment one week )lefore the wedding. Pictures received after· that time will not be used. For engagement announcements it is imperative that the story, also accompanied by a black and white glossy picture, be sub- mitted six weeks or more before the wedding date. If deadline is not met, only a story will be used. To help fill requirements on both w~ cling and engagement stories, forms are available in all of the DAILY P ILOT oUices. Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at 642-4321. ' Acting FBI Dir<!ctor L. Patrick Gray III announced Friday he was changing the policy and said the FBI would "My husbarxl and l also Hke living here very much. We aren't ce~io we 'd like to I'd be able to accomplish thel~jijjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjiiiiiiiiiiii~ same klnd oC things." I 116tNNIMG lltlDGI i llSSONS I MOH. & W•o. -11• ,,M, COSTA MISA. Rl,llATIOH ILOO, • lt'•'"'9IHMf1 -Hrftf fr'll'ft :' ...,'" lltlltnJ 4 IWfM CrtM, lfltlrklW • It l""¥ -111 THE BEST .. 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Don't carry another's burden. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 211: Work, achievement. promotion - these are highlighted. Take initiative. Bring forth original concepts. Make room for · yourself at top. Exude con- fidence. You ate due to be rewarded for efforts. Act like you know it. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 2t)' Whal bad been delayed, postponed, is reac- tivated. Open lines of com- '1lunkation. Write and ad- vertise. Publicize e f f o r t s. Aquarian is much ln picture. Creative endeavocs will suc- ceed.· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Stress versatility, humor. What was a deep, dark secret is revealed. Results can be funny. Know It and laugh at you r own foibles . Money will flow. Obstacles are removed. Agree to home, property Im· provements. AQUARIUS (Jan. ',2().Feb. 18): Be sure .you are C«rectly quoted. Some now h a v e tendency to make trouble for no good reason. Guard image; .stress better public relations.· Avoid foolish disputes in- volving mate. partner. Take special care in legal area. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20)' All Aboa rd Mesa-Harbor members will enjoy a scenic cruise of the harllor Islands aboard the Pavilion Queen at 7 p.m. Tbunday, July 13. An evening of cocktalll, hor d'oeuvre! and dancing Is planned. Secretaries The Bahia <llapter of the National Secretaries Associa- tion will meet at 6 p.m. Thurs- day, July 13, in the Irvine Coast Countey Club. Mrs. Rose Marie McCarthy, certified graphoanalyst, will present a Jecture a n d demonstration in ·answer to the question, How can the study of a · person's handwriting e n a b I e the gl'aphoanalysl lo understand why the writer thinks, feels, acts and react.!I as he does? Art. Museum ) ·T. Phillipa Morgan beads the new slate of officers for tbe Newport Harbor Art Museum. Others are Ben. C. Deane, Drive ' Begins Cali!ornia Elementary School PTA will continue its monthly paper drive through lhe IUllUDer months. Collec- tion dates are Wedneldays, August 1 and September 6, from 1 to 10 a.m. Newspapers should be tied into bundles or sacked in brown paper bags. Clean glasa and aluminum are collected a1ao. AF Moms Mrs. William Francis will discuss the Orange County Eye Bank wl)en members ot Flight 19, United State1 Air Force Mothers convene at 7:30 p.in. Thursday, July 13. The group will gather in the Hyde Park Mobile Estates Recreation Hall, Santa Ana. ABWA Miss Ricky Harris, aasbtant professor ol dance on Chap- man Cqllege's Warld Campus Anoat, wlll &hare her ei~ periences on the ship with members of the Newport Beach Charter Chapter of the American Business Women'• Association during a dinner meeting Thursday, July 13. The 7 p.m. gathering wiR take fflace In Richard's CoUee Shop, Newport Beach. Elec- tion of officers and presen- tation of awards also are on the agenda . Double Duty Body 1ults with mate.bing or contrasting skirt! add up to the neatest and n e w e s t daubleduty fashion. Off with the skirt and you're ready for tennis. On with the skJrt aitd you're ready for shopping or lunch. • A new batc h cf Bel- crest body suits with such skirts Is designed by Gianna of Hoog Kong. Some are trimrn~ w l t h appllques of clubs or tennis racquets oc. ;Ille nauvcal set, anchort. Obtain valid hint fr o m,--::---,---------'-----~- Capricorn message. Money and basic servicea...a:r:e~in-p~ ture. Aries Individual could pl ay key role. Review employ· ment picture. Take noJ!llni fu< granted. A....,t .,eci for change of procedure. To find out """""• luckY for.:!!'! '" ,,,.,,,.y tnd low, ordtr SrdM't .,..,.rr•1 boo111tt, "Stctri Hif." "' M•r '"' Womtn.'' Slnd blrt •ta 11!d '!11t\''' 10 Om1rr AttrolotY r.ttt,.111t T PILOT, Bott :IUO, r111d 1,;titlr • llon. NIW York. H.Y. l0017. THE RED BALLOON LTD. ~ the finest clothel for chUdrtn from the btlt American a: European dcslcnen ·?11:.1"'?. ' th•"'-....... dttllp ....,.., _ "'""""'··· ,,_ ......... " .... l:Jand ..... 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FINO A WAY 11> TAKE 1\E ~WORI<. Ctl1' OF TlfS"- By John Miles ) CONCOR1JE "~ •• •• . .. "' ... . .. Tu<sdq. Ju~ 11, l9n ly By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson .,;;:. .. ' .. \,.::; THE GIRLS "Oar dills doo't llltw as I dtuert ud we .,.,. ftlldertlc II you'd mhld brlagJor ., eocli • Uocolate .- by mistake?" DENNIS THE MENACE ~ ~~ • ' '. • • :: • .. i: .. ·, J.t DAll.Y ~LOT ' ' ' ' Tut1d!, July 11, tm - Seymour: He Didn 't Give Up *' . J ohnson . Lose ·s 12.-9-.l:loc kin ' . , .. ---- '72 Olympian Was Mediocre .At HB High . . By ROGER CAIWION' Of tllf pal" ,.. .... , ... Persevennce, bard wort and~ gamble paid of! !or ijuntlngton Beach's Jim Seymour Ind u they might do it in tho·moviet, be'• «r for Munich and· the .... ··1 ....,,. 20U! Ol)>mpic Games shortly alter quail· lying In Ille «JO.meter hl.l'dles at Eugene, Ore. Seymour, who. 1klppe(I the stlckl for Huntington Beach lllgh and Gclden W ts! College beJore competing' at t b e University or Washington, stunned his ad-.Jea in the Olympic trlala with a third pllce flnlJb In 41.3, hla lifetime -·--- belt. JIM SEYMOUR PATTI JOHNSON Iii a prep his beat ever effort In. the 120 -----------------~~------ hlel>hurdlea was lU, hardly a Dlltk to be cooaldered u a future representative of.tloe Unlt.d Statu in the Games. "I ,....•t eqctly bleued with natural ability and I didn't mature phy1loally u f~ · U · aom~ in Jllih acbool," 1 a Y'S Se)'il!OUr. "A lot ol people get discouraged in high ' school. When 14)'1' who are more ph.ysicaJly mature beat them,. they give up." Seymour checked 'In ·•t IM pounds and stood 5-11 'In hl(h tcbool. Now, •1 22, he's 6-1 and llO -ds. Tbe·gamble be took wu taking a leave of aheence from his CPA job. in Orange County six moot.hi qo 10 81 to COft-o centrate on qualllyina for the Olympics. ") lalew It iyould take a lol or work to mne It. We've 1011• lnto deb! a Utlle, Jiut it tu1111 out It was all wortlj It. Jt'1 oometllinl you work a IClftl time !or and you,Jual CID~ afford not to tty, ·~ way you know for 1ure whether Y1J1! bad what It tak.,," addl Seymour. llmPtte the rtcJd tra11Una ...,Ions and tin\e tpenl, Seymour <:Gmldered himself sitth In the field or II candidates for the tlrie qualllylq berthl. • . ':0.. or -I flcured ahead or me dldb1 mab the llna!J and IDQ!her only mllile lane one. So I fl(ured I only bad ta -... IUY (PeM'I NCAA champion Bruce Colllnt) and be Onlahed fourth . "Ho -oa my lnalde in I.one three and I dldn1 Mt him until I hit the atrlllh! an4 the last three -· ''I -pretty 1Utt I wu third wbon I craioed the linllh llne hut I uked aom .. 6114 juat to make tnn. "About 10 yudl away from the finlah I tbciii,ht, 'I've made lt, all that work bu paQl off,'" aaya Seymour. The fonner Huntington Beach fla1h had toured the event in 49. 7 a year .prior in An AAU meet at the same track 90 he wa~ aware of aiiy problems that the 1uiface might presmt. ~·t on the aaenda for Seymour is ~ trainlna with the Olympic aquad in Br1bswict, Me. lltymour Jeavea Huntington B .. ch in 10 daj, and la llated for nine ,day1 in Maine, thd! on to Ollo, Norway for a thr ... week s~ and an international meet prior to M'6ilch Au1. 11. !Ji for lmprovlna his time conalderably •~being a prime candld1te for a medal at •un1ch. Seymour feeb be bas a good 1hql at It II· be can Improve his effortl In th(l!>Jcldle or the event. "1'11 be working on getting a laster pa~ In the middle or the race. That's my problem, I have too much left at the end of lbe race. •Q came down the~stralaht and almost blelv It at Euaene by chopping the ninth huidle. I got too c!Ole to the hurdle. I sh<uld have been a little tired at thst poUlt and it would h a v e come naturally." 'fith ,nine years of work and dreams beJind him, Jim Seymour ;, poised and re~dy for the final puah towards Munich. Berry Destroys .. ·yanks With Bat One week ago Ken Berry was suffering from a pain In the neck. Monday night he was a pain in lhe neck to the New York Yankees. Berry's dJa09mfort, the result of an old football injuty, was eased by therapy 1811 Friday, 1t which time he was mired in an 0.lol'IS slump. But Berry's back is all right ·now and so ii hil bat~ He stroked a double and two singlet H the Calltornia Angels beat the Yankees ._3 behind the stubborn etght·hlt pltchlng of Clyde Wright. ~ Since returning to the lineup, Berry has hit safely nine tllnes in 20 tries, dri\'.en in 1ix null and raised his average to .3<11, puttlna him among the top live In the American Leogue. The •eteran centerfielder, who batted only .121 lul year, thinks he might stay aboVe the .aoo plateau this year tor the ft-I Ume In his career. • "I've felt all alms this aeason that I can do It," he said. jjl just need to stay reuonably healthy · and refuse to swing at bid pltcheo and I've got a good shot .. " Wrtpt W.. '111 ninth aame in 13 declalaol and received good 1Upport. In addition to Berry's three hits, Ken McMullen hit his !Uth homer and singled while Art Kwi:nyer and Leo Cardenas both singled twice and Sandy Alomar ad- ded a run-scoring double. The loser was Mike Kekich, 8-7, who LITTLE R PLAYS 18 IN COME BACK TR Y LA JOLLA (AP) -Gene Littler said Monday after playing his first 18 holes of aolf since a bout with cancer that he plans to compete in two 18-hole tournaments this month. The former U.S. Open champion sald he will ' play next Monday at Amana, Iowa , and the following Monday in a one. day event at Lancaster, P~. "I can't go back to the tour yet," Lit4 tler said, referring to the pro circuit, "My arm isn't strong enough. I played my fir1t 18 boles in four months yester· · day at La Jolla County Club and stx>t a 79. "I might shool 80 Jn tbooie Eastern events, but l'JI have some fun." Littler, fl, underwent surgery earlier this year for cancer of the lymph glandl. KEN BI RR'\' yielded all LI AnaeJ hits )n a six·inning 1tint. The two clubs meet again tonight with Rudy May, 2-6, throwing for California against New York's Fritz Peterson, 7-10. Peterson holds a Ia.4 Ufetime advantage against the Angels while May is 3-9 against New York. Wright's performance came 24 hours after Nolan Ryan's 16-strlkeout one-hitter against Boston. "I worked just as hard as Nolan with the same result -we both wOn," Wright said. "That was one of the toughest games mentally I've had in the majors. I wasn't getting strikes on the close pitches and that makes you concentrate a heck of a lot more.'1 New York scored an unea:'lled nm in the second on an Alomar throwing error, Felipe Alou's single and two groundouts. California tied it in the same inning on McMullen's filth homer and took the lead !or good in the fourth ·on a walk and singles by Cardenas and Kusnyer. The Angels added two more in the sixth when Oardenas and Kurner lined into a double pla.t, AJomar doubled for a run and Berry singled for another. Palmer Chats About '72 . And Hi,s Failure io Win The only earned run Wright pennltted came in the seventh wbmt Ron Swoboda cracked a pinch·!rlt homer, his firat or the year. New Yor,k got its final run in the ninth on a Cardenas error, Wright's wild pitch and Bobby Murcer's single. Hnr V•rlt UI Calfftrnla 141 ••rllr'M ••'""' Cllrltt, 2b S 1 t t AIOn'llr, ,_ • 1 1 1 MUMon,c <!OOGBttry,Cf 40.tl Murctr, cf S O I 1 KOlco, rl <I • O o Wl'lllt, Jf S I I 0 Sllnton, rf O O O o t~~~11, J:b ! : ~ : :·~~~'n1 lb3b ~ t ·~ ' Torm, rl 3 0 1 0 Mott&rl, I 2 1 l • Mltlllt1, SS <I 0 I 1 l'ln$Gn1 It I 0 0 I • i lllUffiFIJi:LD, Scotland (AP) -"I keep on !tying to make somethlng ·hap-' pen-but it /'us! doesn't." Arnold Pa mer. perhaps the most pqpular player golf has ever known and the l)'lan generally acknowledged to be' the driving force behind the enormous growth of the game, was talking abOut bk future to win this o<ason. peded to his side to Witness another miracle. Instead they viewed consecutive three· putt bogeys that killed it all. "Each time," he recalled, ''1 was trying to make birdie and ran the first putt too far beyond the hole." At Greensboro, he held a two-stroke lead going t4 the psr three 16th bole In the final day. kH;fch, p 2 o o o carc1tne1, •• " 1 2 • SWllbod•. pl\ 1 1 1 I Kusnytr, c: .. • 2 1 Beme,p OOOIWrlOnt,p 10 0 0 J.EUIS, ph I 0 0 0 , Totals 36 3 t 3 Toi.11 ~ • n ' N1w York 010 DOG 101 -3 Ctllfornia OIO llU 00• -I E -Atom.r, C.ro-1. DP -Nb Yorlt 1. LOB -N1w York 10, Ctllfornl9 a, 28 -ltrry, AIOm.r. Hlt -McM1i1lltn t5li. Swobcldl tJ), 1P"tte1t11so Ktli lch (L,1-U I 12 l 4 2 I 6ttflf 2 0 0 I 0 I WrlGl'll IW,,•4) f I 3 I 3 1 HIP -e~ Wright (f0t'1'91). WP -Wrlllht. TlrM -2:14. Au.notnc1 -,_.., an Clemente Olympian Has Goal Dellied By,LAU!UE BECKLUND Of .. D"'1 ,.. ltltff Patti Johnson, San Clemente's 22-yea"' old wife or a marinJO who has 1 reputa· . tlon for recycling U.S. hurdles records, 11 ·· ~tefa\~~Yiii~ 1~aW"i1nd'·r~i:i · · ·· on winning a medal in Munich. ' The young blonde with bouncing curls set another U.S. ·1JIO·me.ter hurdles record at tbe trials, breaking the previous 13il ahe shared with Mlmle Collins. She Was credited with a 12.9 in the race but had the mark substituted for a 13.0 several hours later after one of four ti.men· said be was uncertain about ac- curacy of his clocking. . The man had her •topped ill 12.8 wblle other w1tcbea read 11.9, 13.0 and 13.1. He said he may not have caught the start accurately on h1I watch so his timing was voided. · That left it a compromise between the other three -thus the 13 Oat. LA'S WILLIE DAVIS SCORES IN SPLIT WITH PHIL LY. "I was klnd <( dlsappoillted after they told ~e I bad a 13.0/' Patti says. "The meet was almoi;t over when they told me. l had· wanted to break 13 seconds for so Jong." Putting aside the discouraging miJtup, her vojce brightens as she says, "I'll run it again in less than that anyway , .. in fa ct I'll be disappointed if 1 don't get at least a 12.7 at the Olympics." Faced with a 12.5 world record held by an Australian 4nd an East German who are excellent 1printers as well as Dodgers, Phils To Pitch Stars hurdlers, Patti aays she'll just . have to make up for what she terms "my lack of basic natural speed" with a litUe extr• work on technique. PHJLADELPIDA (AP ) -A trip around the bases by Dick Dietz sym· bolized the Los Angeles Dodgers' fortunes Monday night. "I need work on my starts really badly •.. that along with some more polishing on form. It's not as smooth as I want it because I have some trouble with my shoulders ttilning and you're not sup- posed to have any side-to-side move- ment." The veteran catcher. started out gloriously, hitting his first home run in a Los Angeles uniform in the seventh in- ning of the first game to help lift the Dodgers to a 6-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in 11 innings. Patti recalls little of tbe race at the trials, except she was slow getting out or Oti the way to first base, Dietz, who the starting block and that she passed up second place Lacey O'Neal when their arms tangled about halfway through the race. J11lv 11 Julv 12 Dodgers Slate AH G•"'" tn K,I (640) Dodo..-1 •I Phllldtlphl1 Oodoers 11 Pll!litd1lphl1 •::IO •. m. 4;XI p.m, "I never really remember the good races -only the bad ones," Patti says. has spent most of his time this season "They're a blur." wanning up pitchers in the bullpen, Also on her list of Olympic prepara-started waving triumphantly to his pals tiODI are a possible special AAU meet _in in the pen. Sout~em Callfornia for o_ J y m p .1 c . j As he \VIS looking out to see their reac .. qualifiers and a trlang_ular meet with lions he tripped over the base. Conada and Latin America at the Olym· ' . pie training camp beginning Aug. 13. The stumble was a. foretaste of things "But it's going to be very, very hard to to come in the s~ild game, when the improve on my fourth at Mexico City," ~~ers were tripped by the lowly Patti warns herself. "Even if 1 run a Phillies 9-1 an~ lost ,a chan~ to cut ~full perfect tenth of a second for every hur-game .off Cincinnati s lead m the National die combined.with my slo'v sprint speed, League West. tha't lneans about a ·12.7." Los Angeles, still five games back in Taking a reallilic look at the two East third place, face the Phils again tonight Germans, two Polish girls and one in the third of a four·game series that Australian who have clocked better times will match the pitching aces of both sides than she, Patti say1 : -Don Sutton, lo-4, against Steve "It'll be hard but I know I can do it. I Carlton, 11'6. have confidence in myself that in the Dietz waa undisturbed by llls lack of Olympi.cs with all the pressure and being fancy footwork ... I haven't been on the super-peyched up, I don't ·think I'll have bases much lately," he explained. any lim.it. I can do anything." Willie Davis, Manny Mota and Wes And with her history of shredding up Parker were the hitting heroes as the the paper old ~rds were written on Dodgers came back from deficits of 3-0 and turning out brand, spanking new and 4-3 to win the first game. Mota hit a ones with a1moat every ~ace,, who can pair of run-scoring singles to tie the doubt it? score at 3-3, Davis homered In the ninth • Rams . Inje~ted Hepatitis Menace Hits , LONG BEACH -Every football player, coach and front office man ln the Los Angeles Rams training camp ha1 been lnocillated against hepatlti• after laboratory !eltl lhowed a player, may have the disease, . Earlier Monday, the team held thtlr first training camp workouts of the sealOD,· wtqi two practice xum end!n& 1n a non-conblct scrimmage. Team pllyslclan Jules Rasinski .. td a blood test from the physical exam- ination taken Sunday showed Bill Drake, a tookie delenJive back from the Un~ versity of Oreaon, who signed as a free agent, posllbly has hepaUU.., a liver ailment. · Drake was placed In bolatlon Monday night and will be sen! home to Port· !an~ Tuesday to rest ror two1 weeks. ~ If blood teats taken in two weeks fall to show the presence of the disease, Drake will be allowed to return to the Rams. Thirty.five rooldes and 11 vet- erans are ln the NatJonaI Foothill League. team's camp, including 1 pair ot newly acquired players expected to be delenaive regulars1 end Fred Dryer and linebacker Jell Stsggs. · o Due to a shortage of centers. coach Tomniy .Prothro shifted Cbrla Veit, who was an offensive tackle at Oregon State last yeat, to center. to send the game into extra !nnlngs and Parker hit a game-winning sacrifice Dy in the 11th. Bill Buckner followed with a pinch single for an insurance run. Davis had four bits in the first a:ame but was outdone b.y Mota, who had three in each game to raise his average to .341. '·Have you ever seen a guy with a better swing than Mota?" marveled Davi5. Of his own hitting, Davis, who hat raiJ.. ed his average back to .276, said, "I've found a lot of little things I'm doing wrong. r think I've cured them and will finish strong." In the second game, Woodle Fryman, who entered with a 2·9 record, pitched a sLt·hitter and Willie Montanez drove In five runs with a single, triple and homer as the Phils won their first game under interim manager Paul OWens. Mota's fifth homer of the season in the eighth in- n1n.:; averted a shutout. The loss went to Mike Strahler 0-2 ln his first major 1eague start. ' ' l'l"ST eAMa l.n A1111 ... 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DP -LM Af'lttl• '· LOB -Lot AllCltlti I" l"ll lltdtlpl\lt t. SI -LKy, SI -Monlt'1tr. HR -MOl'lllllfl (ti ~II tSI srr -O•mb••· ' · IP " ft ll 18 10 Str•llltr (L,0.2) •llS S t • 4 2 Pent 14126 1) 1 o Wl11'ttlm 2 0001e l'l'J'IMl'I (W,)f) ' I l 1 3 • WP -Strth!H, Tlmt -t :n. "'J've bad a chance to wln three times, reel good chances," Palmer said, a aJllht, puuled frown creasing one or the watld'• ~tograpbed race•. ''Bui ....,. time I got In position to ::i. _, time I thought I had 'llllt,t'i.lni• aomethlng always hap-....,i. l I JUI! wanted to win too mai:lt _.Col too anxloul." America'• television audience watched In dismay and disbelief as be hit Into a shallow stream at the bottom of a ditch, elected to play It . out and took a lead· destroying, confidence-shatlerlng triple bogey slz that COit him the title. Amazing: Reds Can't Win · at Hom~ • a.7ffM11d muter who put the ii'dlarp" in goll'• lufcon .,., . -ol Illa llbled nllll at the 111 u. llnal l'tllllld or the Bob -CIMlle -lllal'blt cine out or ~ et Dollla, In Ille 111* Nelson be nloUD'*I a !all round '1'111 ....i -llj!: "Ami•'• 'l'lll lllljl II ma..,.1111 move." 1111 ...,. -. o11arY .... ned to l!'oaaift ~ .. 1111 l.itblbl 111111- ' "I've had trouble with my con· cenlratk>n1 11 he mused btfore-a practice round !or the BrlU1h Open. which begins Wednesday, "My mind wanders. All.of 1 sudden I'm not there. I'm off in a cloud or somethint 10mewhere else. 11 He's had other trouble, too. With his putter, with his Irons. even with bis driver, u•ullly Ille most rtllable club In his bsg. • And there'• his eyts. lie'• tr· perlmenled with eyeglauea ind contact lenaes to correct a "'"'sighted con· dlUon. He reoently abandoned them. • ,. JNCINNATI (AP) ~ The .ClncinnaU Reds can 't aeem to sbak• the Riverfront Stadium jinx. In a VtrY unusual situation for a division or pennant contender, the Reds hive a looing record at bome 17·2!1. "U we knew the ..,wer, we might he able to do aomethlnr about Ii," Cln· clMatl cotcbor John Btncb said, echoing •tatements made b1 managor Sparky Andenon and some pl1yer1. A, !elf week! 110, the Red! 1Ur1ed to the top ol the National Leagu• 'West Division m die alrength or an outstan. ding road trip. At one ltretch, they won 10 at 11 1way game.. They now stand 28- 11 on tbe road . But IO!ni back to when the Reda won the National Leogue pennant hi !Mil, no team 1u woa lhe Pennant or a dlvi.olon race Without havU. pooled 1 47~ Dlltk orbeltltr1thamo. TllC St!I Francitco Glanlt wm the pen. oant In Ila and bad a 11-ll home recprd. "We Juat navon't hid iced limes at Riverfron~" uld Bench, whcf has ex· perlenced the most lruatraUon In the. confines of the $01000.'stat stadium where the Reds began playing midway tbrou1h 1970. "I almply don11 biow vihat the rtason ls," Andel 1011 asld alter the Reds drop- ped tholr nnt doubleheader or the aeuon Sunday and IOI! their fourth game, In the last atx oullnll at boma. "Maybe there Is pressure here," wondered Bench, who wu booed at homt earner this yur after 1 slow . ttart. "Maybe I am prcsslna i. -~ ext<nt I "The ballpark It definitely no t favorable to a home run hitter, The btU doesn't carry well here." ·The Stadium Is considered 1 pitchers psrk. mainly because or a lad <( wind and the dlatlDCel t4 the lenca -&!ti reet down each line, m (Ml to the - alJe)'I and 404 flll to dud center. Deneb b batting .m, bas clubbed 11 home run1 and driven In II Niii. But on- ly al• or the bomen and 12 ol the rbl have come at Riverfront and be Is bat- ting .198 there. ' '/ • ' ... " l tvl -· lte•c ""' ,, Robit P•!i w .. W1111 ""' .. Ofdl Cl~I C~lcil .. _ tr1i11V .,., S1rn1· Klee .... S•llor THI Cl1!m "·"' Miss JM w .. C:e'riV. 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H lllll IUU ... r_,_•~_•_1._J_u1_1_1_1._1_,,_2~~~~~~~~0-~_L_v_,_1L_o_T~J~7- .• 1 .San Clementeans, Fullerton Tramples Rustl ers Westminster Win Sin C 1 em• n le and bits lo the San Clemtnlt 1~ Wellmlnaltr were the only !lock. ==•c,,;;oui ••• to Al DeC'Jlhlrdl w11 !he No. 1 •na• area -IN offentlYe playtr for come out of Sunda y '• Wutm1n1ter. atrokin& 1 pair Amerlcaft Le(lon b a• t b a I I ol bitJ to account for three rbl .. play unte1thed, llki.ni ver--Buena 1Park had. 111umed 1 diets from ru.tln Ind Bueno !·l 1 .. d throuah 'Ill Innings Park ~before Loomt.r'1 crew went to · , · · work Wiut thrff In the ae.vt:nth. Coach Jotrt Spincman • San ind two more In the ei&hlh In. Clement.o nflle buted h o 1 1 ning Tustin in 10 fnnin&s . 4-3, while T~m Neth produced lbe only <o1Ch Gene 1-nor'a Wut· Newport runs wh81 hiJ lllnrles minster nine c 1 me from in the thlrd ·and fourth lnnln11 behind to poat 1 6-3 win over visitlne Buena Park. The Fu.Uuton Hu1tl1r• ocored miles Rondy Embrey ICOred In "ch of the flrlt 11$ and NeU LendJ.lon (twice). Innings Sund1y enroute lo .i Founllln Valler'• thr ... .!J!!L_ ·IM-burlel"' Senlk RllltlUI 'u;.• ou bunl 1n IJii fourth Inning . asalmt Anaheim Ruede. came Metro League baseball 1cUon, Jn on a passed ball, an error knocking the litter Into a and Vk Lucchessi'a sinale. three-way tie !or second place. · ~ Joe Pantalone had a double In othtr Metro action It wa9ii for the only e_1~r1 ba:M: ~loY( 8addleback comtng up with its by Fountain Vall~)'. i;econd win of the campaign ~ Tr o.y HI & h 's ~1 ark wilh an 8-3 declslon over hot~ 'J Wulfemeyer stymied Miuion C)'press while Ward'1 Pirate• Viejo on three hits. Ht struck took poll5e"lon of the cellar out 17 with his fastball in a following their 1-0 setback In • night 11me at Amerige Park. eight inning! to lhe La F'on<I•.• Dons at El Modena High . Play• tor Cubs Other action rtsul ted in Newport dropping .on 11-3 declaion lo Garden Grove at C...ta Men ijigh: ... lhe ..... Full<rtoh'"Ai1;<1s ab e 11 t d Vi•itlng Mlsston Vl•jo. IMI: ind Founllin, Valley came out on f'orme:r Golden West hurler Dave Klungreseter was the winning pitcher: for I h t llustler5, striking out nine in a fi\·r· inning sllnl and al!OWed only one hJt. the 1hori end of a 5-3 acore wilh vlaiUng Anaheim Ruede. ··unemplo yed Ace .-~Finall y Gets Jo h Rick Hamlin's plnchhlt single with the bues loaded In the fourth was the biggest blow for the Rusllers. 0.1.ILY l"ILOT ltatt l"IMM BIG CA LI CO -Tony Rubenstein of Newport Beach caught this IQ.pound calico bass while fishing aboard the Westerner out of Davey's Locker, Newport. San Clemente'• w .J n n in g margin came aboUt when win· ning pitcher M;att Keough led off the loth •framt with ~ single and advanced lo second . CHICAGO (AP) -At lhe on Toby Reschan'a aacrifice age of 32, Tommy Davis hit bunt. .324 for the Oalttaftd AthletiC11. 11 ! ~ayed a deted:ivf> and if you see the movie, don 't blink, Ste\le WilliRm! and Rick Peregud produced ~olo home runs for Saddleback 11s Ruben Paramo went the distance:: for the winners, spacing out 11 hits. Saddlebaci: returns lo 11ctlon tonight 11'1 a doubleheader against the Senik Rustler! and La f'onda Dons at Memorial Park in Santa Ana beginning al Ii o'clock. Total Effort • Area Ocean With two out Bob Palmer At age 33, he wu unemployed. nursed a walk, then RJch Davis finally got a job F'ri- D?uglau . aent K.eough home day with the Chic•go Cubs. On '!'th the lie breaking tally on a Sunday, he helped the Cubs you may mis5 me." Two days .ago, ht we:nt to Florida lo work out 11nd for Pirates Display Angling Still Slow srngle. b k I "th th h' the la st week had been work- ing .out with the Cub5. He 's Keough struck out seven and . rea a g ump w1 • rl!e its tvalked five in going the In five ~t bats ~nd three runs still over his normal playing dist.Ince to give San Clemente batted 1n during •. d.oubl': weight or 195, but says: ··i"r a l2.-4 record, third behind the header sweep over Cincinnati. you think I'm fat now, you The Pirates lost out lo La Fonda when the winners pul to11ether a 1ingle and o~ul double. Fullerton Dodger• and Tustin "( thought baseball had should have seen me before I irl the National League, forgo~~n me," he saJd. ''Al 33, began working out.'' Keough, Reschan 8 n d I didn 't think I was through, Neverthelesll, he was ac- Douglasa each contributed two but oo one seemed to want livated by the Cubs f'riday Sportfishing oontinuea to run me." and Installed at first base below average in Orange '1:l '1:r '* Davis was released by against left-hander Don Versatile Setup DRn Qui!e.nbe rry struck out Sf'ven in a losing cause for the Pirat e:s. Pl)'TSBURGI! (APJ-Beach strength and the abilily to score runs in the late innings have been two keys to the suc- cess of the Pittsburgh Pirates after 75 games. The defending world cham: pions have a 48-27 record and a 41i game lead over the New York ~fets in the National League East Division. In 23 of their victories, the Pirates came from behind to win. On 31 occasions, they have scored runs after there were two outs and nobody on base. But perhaps the biggest fac- tor is the team's depth. Manager Bill Virdon's out- field strength is so great he can take Willie. Stargell out of left and put him on first, and he can rest Roberto Clemente and Stargell at the same tin1e -as he did in a recent doubleheader -and win. His infield strength is so deep that he can move Bob Robertson to third base to pla· toon with Richie Hebner, and he can use HebOEf. in tlle out- field. ' He can rest catcher fl.fanny Pele Plays At Colise um LOS ANGELES -Brazil's all·lime all-star soccer player, Pele. and his Santos team- maters battle the strong Club America of Mexico team tonight (8) at the Coliseum. Promoters have estimated the farewell Los Angeles ap- pearance of Pele could bring a crowd surpassing the 31,921 record a the Coliseum in 1967 when Pele and Santos lost to Argentina's River Plate team 4-2. Pele heads rive Santos players who led Brazil to the World Cup title in 1970. The Brazilian star plans to retire from soccer after his team's current world tour. .. ' . Sanguillen in a doubleheader and his replacement, Milt May. gets seven hits in nine trips to l'he plate . ,, ....... v • ...., 111 Oakla!>d in March in what was GuJlett ln Sund1y's first game. Coast area waters With ex-'"•nt•t-. d .. -. ,' ,"'"" considered part.ill retribution His first tlmt! up ht! walked, ' I . "' .. Stargell with 56 rbi and Al Oliver with 55 are. among the league's top five in runs bat· tecl in, and Stargell is among the home rurl' hitter! with 18. pectations of a good albacore ~r~~~;. ·~ ~ ' 1 : for hb 'role 1s Vida Blue 's con-the next lime he broke a run still a horizon away. t. Lucd1••11, lb ' o t' : fidant. He worked out for 10 scorelesll tie with a two-out H•tfleld, 2b ) 1 I Operators out of Davey'• Hor•men." • 1 o days with the Cubs i n line single up the middle. The V. Lutclleul, rl I t o , Locker and Art's Landing in ~·1uu'lir~., I' l t' Scottsdale, Ariz., but wa!I Cubs went on to win the game Newport Beach, Dana Wharf o•••• » ' released and went home to 5·0. IClrt " 1111111111 I A* I h nd h and McOJ.llah Brothers in • H • l.IU6 Ange es. In l e i1eco game, e went ., .... 1' IC ~I. lb Jol"n~"' lb C1•p1nltr. II .-. ,.,, .. ucr, rt Wllll•m1 c Ml!f'l'I, II Tolti.rt, d Pt••ml, 11 TD!lll I I ' ! I ! f I ' ' ! g I 0 ' . . ' . 001 1H -II ' 1 ICl2 000 0--J II J Huntington Beach, report fair ~~! ::::; : : ~ : t Then the Ctlbs went into a lwo-for-lhree with two more catches on rock. cod and bass M1.i111 v1t1t 111 hilling slump, and Davi1 got a rbi in the Cubs' I()..5 victory. 1'"1' "11-'1:~1 1•! .,, ,t1 with -· · I hook 'th •• r .,, ..i telephone call from Chicago In both games, he was rep\ac-Slm•iM, d ! ' I :' A . . . ..1-.,_....,51ona up.s WI Hll'ICfrkkMn. HI 1 1 1 1 M,,',',',",,'!j " ! ! posit!~ attllUu.:, Which halibut, scuJpin and baJ"-r ... ~1,11<1 :, I 0 general manager J 0 h n ed for defensive reasons by Jl•kel•~'. l'f-tl o ti must come et least' in part racuda. 11:. '"''""'· 1• T : Holland. J(lf Pepitone. ~=~:~~· • ,• i' '• ', Grlmn, c j I t 0 ""'" from success, is also a Pirate Art's Landing has swilchtd :~;:.~~~ 11 4 : • • "l hadn'l done any playing,'' Manager Leo Durocher said :r:t:~,T!;.~'.11 I I l ',• strength. and the Stargell-its usual albacore run to an '::i!:: ~ I : l i Davis said. "I was spending a he plans to platoon Davis and ~r,-c • I 0 g 1 , Robertson move is an example overnight trip to San Clemente Tottl• ,. , J , lot of money ind doing a lot of Pepitone at first , w i th c,;'K1. c 1, l • ' " I YIHtOll, U•tb I of it. Island. leaving at midnight cttt1 "'1111191 11: If • hustling. J managed 1 musical Pepitone rilling in as a late·in-w11111m1 • f ! g Sa Robe nd t · the [ ll · Mlulorl v. ooa ooe ooa-o I , P••-tr, " 1 ys rtson : a re urrung o owing ,..,. AnN•• 111 ,Ol .. --t , group, aold cable wire and ning defe:nsive re:placement t!•~nn. • 1 1 "lf Starge:ll playing first late afternoon. ""' Cltllttltt 141 even appeared in a movie with and Jim Hickman shuttling ii:' 11119 " f I ' makes us a better team then Davey's continues with Its j· i...-1n.m1n, ni •,b 1r t' "'t Jim Brown. between first and the outfield. :r,,.,. 1 ' J • I'll accept it." trek to Catalina Island, leav-ic':.:::t..C: ~ 'i ,, 1 Hu.i•m ~'~ ,':':....r, 11" 1•· Robertson opened the seaSC1n iog at 2 a .m. ind returning the Rfti!W~ rt ' t I 11:us11.,, ., "' ...._ 4 I I with a disasteroUJ slump, but following afternoon w hi I e Ji1~:'."'c'"'n.. i i J r L Cl b Off S.nlk ll:llllltT• .. , Ml --' has belted five home runs ~ana Whah rff is l~~:_~ng With ~1:!1'~'iki~~' l b ~ t t I agun a u ers M<,~'!!!.f'l'i. •• ..,,.._ i·~ '1' '1 ,. l since mid -June to boost his its searc or a U«K..vit every ~~an:~· •1 f : ' : '' •-no ' season total to seven. night at 11. Gr1tt111, ti f • 1 ,• t!fr:!~·J• J I f I~ .. Tl>omt lOll, II O O s ' His balling average has Oavey's hall day boats leave '""' '""" • .ll.... . . Free afety Shoot &;:::i:";o'' ! I I I .. is still a meager .156. da y De.I Mar goes from 7 a.m. \:i1S11 fJ:&;::~: 1 ~·'f!~11 ·, climbed about 40 points, but it at 6 a.m. and 11:30. The " " H • J~l'lfllOfl. ( J I I ., , "If I was hiUing ," said the to 3 p.m. w111'"w1.,. c61 f ~L~~ :liy, • · f ~-· • Wharf I' r lit "' A ree guns safety and public "Ith the only re.strictinn """r.i.lt -· 4 Frostburg, Md., native, .,the Actwn ro.m U1U~,1 11:-11, ct 1 1 , boo . ••-1 " 1 •• move probably wouldn't have can be obtained on rour half Wh'"''T· 2b I l 1 1 s ting program ls available Wiil youths under 13 mu!f. be c.,• "'"''* , lit f been necessary. So I am day bolts, leaving at t :30 and ~i; '!..,, '' •, 11 ~ : to the l>Ublic at Laguna Hllll 1ccompanied by a parent. ar.':~...,.. 18 g W:J f . • gomg about it without the a.m., noon : . . r, c 4 1 . 10 and 5 30 pm M•• I I Gun Club starting July 27. It's limited to the first 70l jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii least bit ol hard reelings. The all day vessel leaves at ~~~· .":' :L' f 0 : CJ•~ nm from 7 to t p.m. applicants ·a n d Interested "Tb · · 1 6 am "'".,*°"· • 1 I I for three Thursdays and in-parties abould make their ere 1s no question n · · Te1111 , my mind that this is the best s.1.1t 01100 fMIMlc.,.. Pltrl _ .., s-" 11111 1 11: N • eluded in the gratis proeram reservationa with Holland by for the team and I am all for '"'"''' ''"' 1111Kori, 11 ....ii.wi111. t:i::,r:, :n ti ooo-.a 1 i are the use er guns, am-calllni 830-1003. • .. DA.NA WH.t.•' -,., 1r111tn; 1m1 00 nx--4 ' munition and ~gel1. In addition to tettures and it. t•lko bin. 61 Nrrl'udt. ' l\lllbul, 150 "•""' 111 The purpose of the seulons actual 1bootln1, there will be Stargell did not demand to in:.C::~11·aucH f••IMMI '*'I -JI Lud11. ii. ~b 1' •"' ": is to teach gun safety, gun films and visual aids offered play first base. 11\11111'11: ct-c.lke blp, 2.f2 roc.t cM. Nttrl, If • 3 ) hand "I 'd 1 Id 1 1 11 ••r .. -.i a111i.rs: 1s """ bl••· i ~1~:J:i ':' : : l I ling and to introduce the with the safety and handling sa1 wou P ay e 11or111o. 2 i.111bu1, s IMO:tt•I. 2 roc:t J.ct 0..11. c 1 I o , public to trap and skeet aspects of the 1port stressed. floield tkhis_tyelar: butht 1' ,1ntendnteded f#·t!~t':":. ~-= ;--~ .,.1e.1: i~b:.:~." : ' 'j g &hooting. Holland alao pQintl_out tb1t ma e I P a1n a wa IMP1:a1.1.L •11.ctt -Mt '"'11r1: 11 ,,,w.~, ,, • ' Ed Holland will also have on all students will shoot on each to pl~r fi~t base next 11~:=-:0.r co.....,.•a LK11er1 -11t ~~~ •1b J 1l f ,f tap apeclal demonstrations by night. season, he said. 1n11tt'1: 1 blrr1wc1a. 1 bonllo. 1u Tot•I• it • I b Virdon said he had explained ancD bl••· m rodt *· 1 111t1bllt. 111 ._. "' 11111r1195 • H 1 c U instructors Hugh Roberti The gun club 11 located at his decislon to move Stargell :..::;•1s, k~~:.u~:~ ~. " co.,..,, Grove i02 :res o.u-11 11 a and Doug Coffing. 9601 Moulton . Parkway, near t both H b nd Ro\.--HA.L. 11•c1t -110 1nti.r1: 1.Joo ~....._. 001 *' ..... J ' ' The prograrri i1 opeft to the Lion Country Safari. o e ner a uci tson. rad: cod, f!i c11;ca blu. 1 ?1111but. 1 -----------------'----'----------'----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i "'There really isn't anything ~ cod. 1 !Int cod. B•••• -n I GENERAL SU,IRINTENOENT 0 • t I t I 11II11 t 1Nlf'flM(ty •1111 ,,. ..... ,, ... ,.. ....... ....... C•ilftflll\', M•t M ••'"""""M loo f'MA ctlfllltl'M'tllll ,,,. Cfll'lblt ef """"""' II ... t1Mr•Ktfl• • f cffltt. '""' -19 ,, .... ,,...ht"lc Ce!'t. 1W w. Mt cArtlUH' l lYllll. C ... t M ... , Ct lll. ttU6. ATTNt .._MttMll ey can a u I since mecktrtf. ... ,._ th do bo l .1 . f ll'lllllfl: 20 •• nd 111 ... i !11llbut. tt B b ll S d . ~~i~te~ 1/;;Y' ~i~ w~r,!~· ase a r,u,ll ings DIAN LIWIS "But I think both of them look ·Baseball's it very well." Slnce Stargell has been playing first, Vic Davalillo and Gene CUnes have been sharing left field duties. Vinion , however, suggested he may use Hebner in left too. wlllL.~!Ul. at !bird.and Stargell at first. "I'd like to think we'd have all three of those guys hitting at the same time," Virdon said. 'fop Ten NATIONAL LEAGUE Eul Dlvtllo• Pjttsburgh New York ••• Oii us •• Bt fJ, St. Lou11' M!!SJllC.l.N LUeU• l"t1nr -Chill -e Al lt--M-M.ci"-OhiCl"I0....4--. kMl11llh,1m KC U 2N 21 61 ,DI 1"11111111 KC ,, .. 45 n .m Montreal Ruc1r 011t 12 m .., " .Jt• Philadelphia Olll ICC n V• 3J U ..211 SlfT't' Ctl t1 176 12 M .JJtl C. MIY Ct.I 75 2... ol6 7' ,2"' Flslt 1!1111 57 195 ll JI .2'7 l.P•l•ln o.-1• 244 ll n .m C••-Min 14 m a 12 .2'J W L 41 27 44 3% 40 35 41 Jr 33 43 27 51 Pct. GB :MO .571 41> .SJ.! I .m -1· .454 151> .341 %11> .592 AME RICAN LEAGUE Detroit Baltimore lloalon N...-Yorlr Cleveland Milwaukee Oaklond Chle110 Eul Dlvilln W L Pct. 41 !4 .547 40 35 ) .SJ.! 35 3' .493 35 :J'I .4" 12 4% .432 2t 44 .197 Wut Dl;t11o1 49 28 .632 43 34 .553 GB 1 4 4\1 II> 11 51\ '" •• " ' .. , •• •' • Public Lunch Includes MIYbolrry KC 7J 2A1 2A n .It\ If-·-' D-Alllfl, Chltl90, 111 C11h, 0111'9(1, l6J II. Jlelt_, Otlr.tal"ld, Iii 1111..in, D•kltnd, 141 Dw'lcl11, O•-ltl'ld, lJ. Cincinn1U Hou.!lton Dod1er1 AUonu Welt Di•l1kl1 45 31 45 33 41 :J'I San Francisco _Sin Diego 36 4% 35 41 2t 41 .5n 1 .526 I .462 to .422 131\ .312 17 M.innuota K1ns11 City Aa1el1 31 !I 3931 3' 42 .514 ' .513 I BOB SEVERSON .462 13 Deacon Jon es, Trojans The Thursday sports lunch bunch at Anaheim Stadium will turn to footbell this week with speakers from the Los Angeles Rams. San Diego Chargers and use. Linebacker ~tarlin ~1cKeever and wist.ant to lhe pres.idenl Jack Ttele will lead the Ram! delegation. The Chargers will be represented by de(ensive end Deacon Jones, -lale of the Rams. and public relations director J~rry \Yynn. Trojan sports information director Don Andersen will bring 11s~tant (ootball coach Wiiiie Brown and head bukel· bolt coach Bob Boyd, reeently returned !rom the Olympics . basketball tryout camp in Colorado Springs. A record crowd of 170 al· tended lut Thurad11'1 Stadium Club lunch to hear Angels Bob Oliver and Jim Spencer. and Brewers Del Crandall, Frank Lane and Jim eolbot;n. Thursday luncheons •re open lo the public. Cos! ol lunch i• $3. including ta1 and tip. Reservation! may be made by callln~ the An1els' IWitchboard (714) 633·2000. The cockult lounge opens at It a.m., followed by lunch 1t noon and the start of the pr .. gram at 12:30 p.m. Steve Bailey, c x e cu t Iv e aports produc<r of KMPC, 1s tht weekJy emcee. The au· dlence is invited to submit que.tioM to guesl spe11ke.rs on written forms. The July 20 f>l'OiT•m wilt ln- cJude Oodaera, N~w York Mell Ind Iulo r>cing ex- ecutive J. C. Agojllll1n. ' ' RUM l1!felf 111 0 . Altt" (l'llc•vo, S71 MIYIMirt"f, K111111 City, 4'1 11:. OllY1r, c111i.n.1e, fol 1 C. M•Y· Glllag.11, 441 £01Nln, Ollr.· land, 4"1; lenclo, O.kl1nct. ••· l"lttllhlt CJ O.CKIMtl IC••t, Mlfll'lltol•, 10-1, .llll Oii..,,, 01kl1nd. 7.7, .m i P1lmer. laltlfl'IOl'I, 114, .n31 ICll!le Hew Vorti. l..S. .7711 HunNr, 0.kltNI, 1M, .1141 l"l119w1, 01k1t/'lll, S-1.. .n•: Llllldl. O.Wt, 14-f, ,100; I Ti.d With M2. NATIONAL. LIAeUI 1"11,.,-CIW e A.I It M l"ct. C.0-Hin n •7 5' " ..Ml Mtll LA .. 1ll • Q .>fl Stntllllltn 'th lO 21f l' fl .Dt G•rr Atl 76 '°' .-10I .Jl4 M. Alolt SIL 6' '" Jl M .m A. OllYtf' l'tft 74 JM 11 .. .J2I 'roe:' SIL Jf 1'1 Jt lOI .lll L.te 'O '1 2ft IS 7t .fl? I . WlHltl'l'll CM 76 al .. f,j .Sit C1tmtn!e llfll •t m .. 1t .Jll -·-tlfld\. C~il'Wll"· 111 ICl~11, St" P'rM<IKe. Ut M, A-. A"l!lte. 111 Cllbtr1, 1 ... 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"' MlnMM!I I , MlfW1ut11 I K11'111• (tty 1. tell~ t c ...... 11.w 2, Chlclltt t DtfNlt I, TW•t J ... tel\ '· Otkl1,,. t Ctllfilnll• •· N1w Verti I TNIT'1 ...... .429 151\ hatM f P1"!n J..11 It Ollr.IW fHarlM Ml Ntw Ytrlt ll"•ltrtM 7·1•1 ti C.Mflntla IMt'I' Ml Ml ... ull:H (l.tcll'll'tM Ml •t Ml-tit fW .... _ ... , TMt l taroMr• J..n ,, Ottl'wlt (Tl-II\ .,, CllklM 1111111-11·91 Ii CltY•llillllll IU1t1b 2-31 Ktflllt Cll"/' IOfffO 1·'1 11 ltlttlNA f"tffl'llr 11-41 DEAN LEWIS ltU H.AlllOll ILVD., COSTA MIS.A S.rYlco ind Pim for All Imported C1r1 Mollorn lo4y Shop for All Cora '46-tlOl Oranfl County's Largest and Moat Modtn1 Toyoll and Volvo Diller OVIUILU DILIVU Y IPICIA.LllTI 1 D••n lewis fmpor+s 111 Coif• M••• htppily ennounce1 the errivtl of it1 new ••rvic.• m•n• e91r lob Stver1on of Coron• dtl Mir. lob h11 tt ken ower the serwice ft cility for both Toyote t nd Volwo1, l ob h11 twenty-se ven y•t r1 •xperienc• in imper+ end d0Me1tic 1ut°" mobH• service. Over twenty m•ch1nica will ~. under his di· rec:.t control e nd his ••p•rience will ~aneflt J.oth dulanhip •nd customer&. lob Is mtrrled end ht1 two c.hlldr1n. He lilte1 to fish t ncf tr1vel ·in his 1ptrt time. • ,, ., "' ,, ,, '· ... " •• •II • ' .., • ) -1 ' JI DAlLV PILOT IAAI; 4'1t •ICTl,~Uf IUSINlfl ,lcfiTIOUI l&nl•Rll fllOTtea TO CR•DITOU 'ICTtTIOUS IUIJ1NUS NAMJ STATIMIMT NAMI tTATIMINT llJN•IOI cou•T Oft. ,... """'' S:TATIMINT Tiie fGlloWlnt ,.,_ It ttoltlt but(NM Tiit follCl'll'l'IS --" fOlllt \MlfttMi tTATI °' C,\LIPOllNIA fl.Ott Tiit fo4~1119 Mrtont •rt doll'lll .. ; • a&: TN& COUNTY Of' Oll.t.NOI °'1*1flffll ''· THQMPK'M AS.SOCIA l e:'-1f 1 J It 6 H 01$TAllUTOU, :I0'1' Porl l••..,te et Hll<l~Y C. 8ERGM.ANN, IN~OL. 7L.,INS.,~,!~~.l~~T~!!:: C1l•lpt lll'MI, N.wPOrt IMC:il. (al11. C•utltf Ill, N""POl't a.ICfl, fMtO, "" '"' .. -........ Rldlll'.l'tl l!atl H1i111ltr, io2t Port NJ;tci 1$ HlllllY GIVEN .. tllt Callfor'llil.. ~'j;.;-H. ri.m..-. "'' C.."fH C•rctlft ,1,, N..-Hrt l•Kl'I· crtdlton °' .,. .,..... MtMd OIUdtnl Colllflt & ,t,lkmNI cor_.•lfei\. • '''"'' NtwHrt IMdl. c:.111. ""'°' ... TMt ou.r-'k bfllll Ull'ldlK1iM tw tft ~ •II ................ .,. ci.lml ... !Mt Hit o.i...... C..WttlOll. 31• M.o!IOI'! Thia .,.,,_ It "'"' condildtd ., -· llld"'kkl•t. wh:I ~t .,, rMlllrM 10 Iii. lhfm, ;~,1= ~~M v:·, '"' ltld!._l~.11 N. Thorrl'90fl Tlllt ~,~~::n~ :i.d H~f~1~, Covnty ...v .. tr. ~ VOl.ICfltrl, 111 thl o111ai "''"'" '"' •• ., ,.,,~ 1 n ef tht c..,_ o11t1t atN!Yt 111\thltd COllfl, or Col.LINS • AIKMAN Tl'llt •lt!Mlltll I w Cletk o1 Ortl!N Col.Inly Oii: J11n., 1•. t . to llr9Ml'll $11911'1, wfltl ltlt. ~ COltPORATiON Cltrk o1 Ot•rtM COUl'll'I' Oii: Ju11t 1~· ty ttvtrty J, MIOdoll Ot!WIY County YOIKfltf'I. It lllt ul'ldtf1!1Md 11 fM llffl(f Sltlfled bf C I.. Dtt'.n _.. ~r.,:tY«IY J, ~ Ottlufr IV Cl1rti:. ' l..U .i hw •ltonlt'fl T. O. DAL.TON, 4.!3 5cwtll .. TtHM« ' ' 11461 ~bUthed Ot"llltl C.0.11 01!111 PllOI, lllrlllf ,,,...,, Sul" IClllO, ... """'"· 'Thi\'''""""" W•• ''*' wlttl ""C«iflo PWlltl'lld Or-'llt (Cid Ol!W Pilol. Jlilllf SI, v , •nd JUl)I" n. ltn u .... n t1J1fornl• '°°''· Wllldl 11 "" plKt et .., cltft • or.,.. ~1., 111 J 1111t JO. ,, •• -21, •nd .11i11v a, 11, 1tn WQ1-n. _____________ , llut.l,_1 of tt1t llM«~ In 111 11'\1{1"1 ,,. -.- P«ttlnl119 lo ,,.. 111111 ol Wkl OtcMfllt ltn. _.1 ~Cli!_._ LEGAL NO'MCE "''" .............. ,,.. ,,,., .... fltm . bEGturJTII·~ qtlofl ol tllh ""'"· Publlll\ld !Or•• eo.11 011111 Pllol, r1CTl'tlOUI IUllNISS 01tld JUllt :If, 1972. J II •• " 1-11•n NOTICI INYIT1••·•10& NAMI STATIMaNT MARY C.. llERCMANN 11111 " ' ' "• Not!<• I• hfflolW 91....,.. tr~i fM Boitel Tl'le tollowl119 WM>ll It ctolnt blltll'IH1 l11tc11frl1 of tht-WUI of 1 y;v._1.1 NOTlrr;. or 1r11tltK or thl PC111f'lloll11 V1U1V .. : ttw 1bO'lt ~ dte9dtfll ~ '-'"" kf'lool Ol1!rlC1 of Ofl• C-ty, Clllf. SNOOPY'$, 2000 Newport ttvd., (NII "· .. OALTON om1 .. wlll r'Ktl'ff IHltG DldJ up to Mfft mrr. U> s.,.,..... ''"$Wit. llM su•1lt10tt COVllT "Cll' THll 2•00 ,.M. Oft 1111 16' dtV of A~t. 1tn, Howtrd E. Hammer. 16!1 Grttnbl'ltr LM A...iu. Calif. •is ''"'' 0, CALl,OllNIA roa 1i ~ offk• flf Mid tc:llOOI dlllrlcl lllll'' """ LO!lt 8tldl, Cl . 91)115. T*': (11JI MA 4'MS TNI tOUiTY °' ORAN•I clllltlng Cllf*'lltlllll -.t-wllldl flll'll Nld 1'111• P¥llf\Mt Ii btllll col'lducltd~bY 111 A...,.., fW lllltUllrta .... 4'7»11 1110. wltl be OP9Md Mid t..o tot n. llldlvldutl. "' l"Vblllll'lld Qr•flO' Gout Dall"t Pllot, NOTl(I OP •HU.&IJCQ Off NTITION Pll(Ct\IM • two ........ bllMI. -..,.-.rd E. Hlmlflff ..Jr..., 1J\ll,111 4, \1, 11, 15, 1f12 11$1·12 rOlt t"ll09AH: OP WILL ANO wlttl 11111 tl•itnlfftt Ill«! With tM tou11ty 'I' ~ COOICIL AJIO LaTil.lll TllSTAMEH· To " ftlnllM!ed lfl KCOl'dl': Citric qi Otlflff CounfY {IOI: JUM 30, lfn. TAily laGND '#AIYllOI tMClllClllonl "11;/i Oft tll1 111 pur· Bt 8tvlflr J, M9dclOll; Ottll.lfY Coulllr G NOTIC'R Elflfl of HE!Hll'r' 81lEHT, Olc••Mcl. Chltl"9 dt$11r!M41•1f ol "" FOl.llllflll Cllfll, LE AL '° NOTICE /$ HEll{IY GIVEN tr1tt VaJIW $CPIOOI Dt1trlct, NJmbtr' -Light· , 11711 -------~~~~--I z1r11111 Fer11 &refit n.1 lli.f ,_,.,,fl a ·pell. houM u111, t»'fltl' of Talbtrt •!Id New. Publllltlad Or111111 Cot1t Diiiy PLIOI, rlCTITIOU$ IUllHllSS tlOll tor Problll or WUI 1114 lor Codldl llllWI Sir"'· F"1ftlllll V1ll1y, C1!1fQrl\ll JIJl11 •• II, n. 2S, 1912 1132·1'2 TM 101=~ ST!i!~l!N~r1 CSQ1r19 1~lriJ::11v.!r'== :: ':::l!°"f. mot. 8V ORDER OF THE BOARD LEGAL NOnCE bvtlllffl I I: mlldt IOI' lln'lntt Hr'llC1111rt. n 11111 ff!e OF TRUSTEE&, PAJtKWOOO Vilt.AGE l.TD. fa time alld pt1c:;1 01 httrl11t tflt 'Nmt 1'111 110\.INTAIN YAtJ.•Y C1Ulll('llll llmlltd HrlNrMlp), 11371 ~Ml !or Julr "' 1tn. II •:'1 '"""In SCHOOL DISTJtlCT •1CTITIOUI IUSlflllSS lrvlllt '°'11 ... trd, T11$1!11, C1lll. !tit courtroom of Otplrtmtlll No. ' of ~'Y HI•, Clef'k l1I thl lolrd NAM.I STATl!MINT DOI\ Koll ComH11Y, lllC, 11 C1Utornl1 lllJd court, II 700 ,Civic Ctllltr Dtlvt Plilbllthlcl OrillDt CotH Olll'f Pllol Tiit loUowlllt perto111 trt c:iolflt =-=··~l;:.~.~!.~.~!~"'· Nt'/ll'pOl'I ¥-"::;;~-~!':',y~~~.:::~~ ~ C•l!f.c;i'll!!: Jllh' .l1.1nd.J.11t11 11 .. 1m 111 ... n ""11:ro1'l~L LEASING COMPANY, $00 TflOMr .a. lllr_,,,lflOhlm Consln.cllon wr 1 . $1 JOHN ... ; NIWPOl'I Ctlller Dr .. Sit, no, Ntwp0r1 Splendid Rendition . Festival Chorale • Offers RequieJD BY TOM BARLEY 11Ye now are sorrowflil", ln a Of ... Dlltr ,, ... '"" delivery that to v I v I d I y ---· 'ilild<il-ll!Dcl'l~orw!l4r Brahms' German ReqUiem choral geni"' Farrandolle wr Is m06t certainly nol tbe type eel to call "the next layer of chorat work you Jook to voice" -the captwing of an whtn you decide to give the ethereal qin 11 t y best local !olb IODM!lhing special demonstrated In our time, in the way of. a party piece or perhaps;-by Kathleen Ferrier. CbriJtmu ollerlng. Sandidl• a1'o ohone In the It la 1 llauntinCIY ICOred, andonle moderato that telJJ us' solidly lecbnleal worl: with the In just three llnes the message kind ol demands that very that Brahma had for us when qUickly sort out the wheat be scored this unique tribute from the chaff. It compels lhe in requiem form to the living: ablest or choral directors to "Lord, make me to know the take a long bard look at the measure of my days on earth, caliber of the choir be must "To consider my frallty ... " .work wlth in an -offering that ed. · taxes their resources to the A word before we leave !or 'full. TONIGHT'S TV IDGIIllGHTS NBS B 1nd CBS e 4:00 -Democratic NaUonll Convention --Continuation of the gavel-to-g1vel coverage. ABC O airs 90 minutes of higbllgbis, In· Jllling..llorn!ilatiwJ!-fi..,:3.,0._____ l ·- KHJ a 7:30 -"The Running Man." Lee Remick and Laurence Harvey are teamed in this 1955 ad- venture movie. KCET rJll 8:00 -''l-aguna Arts Fesilval." The.; 36th annual Fesllval of Arts and Pageant of tho Masters ls 'filmed from Laguna Beach In tblli spe- cial edition of Cilywatchers. ABC D 9:00 -"Marcus Welby, MD." D~vld Ji!c- callum guest stars In a story of a col,Jege instructor wb-0 assumes responsibility for th~ raising of his · younger brother. KTLA u 11:30 -"I Love a Soldier." This war- time (1944) drama features Paulette Goddard and Sonny Tufts. Corp. C• c1111or1111 corpor1ll011I. 17371 eou11ty cim LEGAL !'60TICE •••ch, c1u1. n&tO. ll'Vlfll 8.oulltVftd, lulll11. C•llt; CAlll,INTllt, MALCOM AHO 04LY R1lph E. Gr1h1m, 2501 Eid Chili'" Thi• l:Mlllfft I• belnt c:cilldlKl«I IW • Anor11tYt 11 LtW STATIMINT Off AIANDOHMlfllT o• man, Ortl\Ot, C11flor11l1. Llrn!ttd P~r1,..r1hh1 "'' '''""' Ortvi USI! O• •ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NA.Ml Joe E, Lof'll, 2535 M South Mtlll PARKWOOO VIL.LAGE l TO.. Newttrt leMll, C<lllltrflll fl"" Tl'lt lollcwlt'141 person 1'111 1b11\dMtd tht $1r .. I, Sa11t1 .t.llf, Cetllor11la. r that most ca pa b l e ac-11 director Jack Kr<fUng companlst, Fred Barnes. His l..s•••--"'"-,__.,.,l!'lC,..l:lllmm•a!/ shares this critic's views to--support at the piano. vital to day on the ability of the any chorale ,faced wlth a work Laguna .Festival'• Cho~e to of this .dimensl(lll, was ·im· measure up to B r a h m s ' peccable and beautifully pltcb- Sr DOH KNOLL COM•ANY, INC. AtltrMYI Mr htlti.w UM of ttllffcllll-W"""5111mt J ANO 'Thorfl11 E. JOlmlton. 5llO Ntwllorf Thi• 1taltm1nt 111.., wltn lflt etu111r July 11, 12, It. 1'12 l117·n Mes•, c1n1. C1llforn1a. · llr: o. P. Mlddflmlh •UOll&llM Ortnu• CMlf Cally Piiot. J STOCK FOR.Mt. 3112 Trlfllly, COSll '""ff" Or .. Ste. ~Nt'WPOfl Beacfl, Clerlt of Ortl!llCI Cou11tr on: Jult 6. 1tn. Th• flctttlou• i,u11,,.,. 111'"' rtfe<"ttd to een l . H1rp1r. E1st Cll1M1111, llv "'1hul' E. Kt""'• OePUty Countr ar:iovt Wit HllCI In Orll1!ilt Cou11ty on Junt Or1n9f, C1llforllla, Cltrlt. LEGAL NOTICE ~ 2', 1911. • Thh M!lltlt 1• b91fll CotldlKttd bf I massive demands then he is> a WelJ done, F e s t iv a I very happy man indeed. Chorale. It's good to have , 1111U • k EdwlnC RI. Wrttt, 3112 Trl!llty, CO!lla Genef•IT~::'t.J~iol'l"'lon P\lblltllld Or•• COid Oalty •not, CITY Of' t•Vt•• MeH. 1 llOl'llit. Tiil• 11.&lemlllt lllld with Illa Coo11tv .lul"t 11, II, :u lllCI A\IOllll 1, Im 17t1·n •UILIC NOTICI Thi• MllllH W•• cOllducted bv In In. Cllrk of Or11'18t' Cou11tr on; June 3(1 1t7t. ,.-dlYICIUll. • ' c' All 1pPllcaH011 1111 bt4'lt fllM b)I EDWIN Ill. Wilt.TE ev lltvtrlr J, Mltddox DfPllty ounty r ... .r.AL ·N-CE MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP, tor 1 U$1 p: ld:IM C11rk • For his Lagunans. backed something like the Brahms by choristers from st. Mary's Requiem under YOW' belts. Episcopal a n d Community . r--v•• Hrmll No UP~ to Hrmrt "" Publl hid 0r c t o 11 -lat ' 1'71' ---"'----------1 tsl1blliivntnf of 1 medlctl dl!llC, 1 tnge °'1 I II Pl ' P11t1lllhld. Oral!Ot C011t 01lly Pllol, rlCTITIOUI llUSIHISS 1rd11!ect enolllflf' olflcts C2), ltChlltcl July '· 11 • 11• 25• lrn l r50-n July '· 11, 11, 25. 1912 17-«·12 HAME STATl!MINT Pit-offfai, tr1Y1f IWVltt, rtllty of- Thi fol!owf11f Pfl"llOtll trt do1nt Hee, bull11H1 offlc1 m11111!ne p1,1bllsher, LEGAL NOTICE Ml11tt1 as; fllCI 1<1mi11J11retl'H •1111 oroftH10lltl of.1---... ;y;;;;;u,-.,;wm<--/---...;.~:=,::::,,~~~~---/ BOWM.t.NOll .t.PAllTMENT$, Ul3 11~ wflnln two 1lll1tl~ llulldlnot loc:lll<l'I FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS FICTITIOUS IUSI Nl!S$ Wtll (01-.t 1-ilohwav. lullt 200. NewllOl'I 1q lrll If of 111t Ith rtYIMd lrvlf'll HAMI STATEMl!Nl HAM£ STATl!MINT Bt•dl• C.IJIOl'rill f2'60 llldU$1tltl PC "Pl1nlltd CommunHr" The folloWlnt person. a,,_ doll'\ll Tiit followlna ~IOll JI lkllfll llullMIS TM Greenwich Grouo l11Coroor111<1, district. butl1M111 11; Dlltw:1r1, xm Wnl (NII HIOl'lwl)I, LQClled Ofl !hi llorlt1111te<'ly (Of'Mlf t>I CARPENTER, MALCOLM AND 11' HOME 8ROKEAS -HUNTIHGlON $ul11 JIO, Ntwporl h1dl, C1Uler11la Mlc.Arthl,or Blvd. Ind Ctmous Drive, 111 DALY, ltlf C1m11111 Drive, Ntwport tE.t.CH, INC •• 210lt lfrot>khurtt 5trtlt, 92'60 • -Ille City of ll'VIM, ee..:11, C1llforn!I. '2660 Hu11tl119I011 Belch. c111~1111 '2.6'6. Alto" I. c..-11. Jr., nos "''"Mii A IUblfc 11t1rl110 will be htld Oii 1111• •P-Tllon'lll A. Malcolm. "' Via lJllCll/11, HQl'll1 troklrl -HunllllOIOll Bl&eh, Drtvt, l1911111 flaldl, C1Uforn!a, pllc1tlorl lw !hi CJIY of lrYlne Pl1n1111141 l ldl. t11t, Calll«nta 111e., 1 C•l11Mllla conior•lfon. 'This bulllltil la btl119 condllcild bY • CommlstlOfll on Trtvrlodw, Jutr 20, 1m, 11 Ch1rlt1 D. Dely, 1 Gov1 Cltclt, Thlt butlrlell 11 bllntl conelu<led try ".t. limited P1rt111rllll1, 7:30 P.M. l!I !ht Pllnnlnt Commtt11o1t MllllOfl Vltlo, C1lllornJ1 CorPOr&llcn" Tiit Gr"11W1cll Group hlarffl11 rD«n, ftoon'I 20Q, ll'Vlnt TOW!! Tl'llt butlMH 11 bllfll ConCIUCttd bY • Wiyn'.. R. Plftrton l11CQrpor1ted, Center, lrvln., C1tllo.rn1a. P1rtnershlp, Presldl!Pfll Gentr1I P1rtner, Jllfl BrulMktr For partlcullr1, Phcnt lll-3'olO or c1ll CHARLES 0 , DALY Tllll 1flltmet11 fU_.., wllt! fht County 8'1; JOll Brub1k1r 1t 1h1 office ot Ille ITl'lnt Cl!Y P1tn11ln.a Tlll1 •l•ll!Pfl'lent Ill.., wlrh the Coonly Clti11 t>f ora11oe CounlY Oii: Ju111 16, un. $tnlOI' Viet P,..tJdll'll·SKttllrv Deotrlmenf, City Hill A1'1nt11, .001 C1m-Clerk of Or1110t COunty Oii JIJllt 16, Un. 8Y Beverly J. M1ddo11 OtPl.lly countr Tiiis lllltment !lied wilt! »it Couf'll'( Piii Or!Ye, lrvlne Town Cent1r, lrvl11t. tr 81verly J. Ml<ldOx, Dep111y Ct>IJflty Clerk. Clerk al or ....... CD1,111ty on; J111r ,, ltn. Pl,lbllll\tcl Dr•not CONt Dilly Pllt>f, Cl1rk. ,. IMIJ 811' ArUwr £, Krew, OfPllfY County Jvlt 11. 1,n ll!tf·n r llUH Pvbtished o.r1ntt C011! Dlll"t Piiot, Clerll. ,ubllllled Or11191 Cots! D1!1Y PllOt, J11n1 20. 21, 11\d July •· 11, 191'2 1511 ... n •1"'' LEGAL NOTICE J111112111111 J u1v" 11, 11. 1t12 1614.12 Pul>llllled Or11111e Cot$1 D1!1y Pllol, July 11, 11, 25 •lid A\191.1$1 1, it12 171'·n LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE su•111.1oa COUllT O• lH• 1 --~LE~G~AL~~N~OTl'.'..'.~C~E"'.__ ___ , ___ ... :TiiiOo<tt>u;iiiirn--sTATI Ofl CAll,OllHIA ftOlt FICllllOUS •USINl!:SS THll COUNTY Off O•AHOll BAR -4011 NAME STATEMENT 1u•••10• COU•T OF THll NOTICI 0, H~-.~N7:''otr PITITION "~:~T~Osu/,.:~~~N::s .,;11• following perM)n 1• dollll butl/llH STATI! OF CALIFO•HIA flOlt l'Oll •111011.t.TI or WILi. AHD FOil '"" follcwlnt person 11 Clcl/IO lluslnes SHADOW 80.t.TS, 2991 Gract L11'11, THI GOUHTY Of' OllANOI t.EnliltS TISTAMINTAllY CIONO tJ: Bldg. 5 .. '· Cosl• M111. No, A·7ml WAIYIO) 8EACH CAllBURElOlll SH P. Br11c1 Oonobve Car111y, •I' NOT/Cl 01' HIAftlNO O• 'l!TITIOH e111!1 of ARTHUR P, AOAIA, Yorti:town Av-. HUl'IUl\lllOll 8t&eh, M1,......tltt,-"O(Olll del M1r. FOR ,.OUTI! OJI WILL ANO LIT· DK••Md. C•Ulorn11. '7646 lhll butlnns 11-1Sil1'111 cOllducttd bY I ll Tl'IS TllSTAMINTAlllY NOTICE IS HtllEBY GIVEN THAT Lawrtn(e Orrl11 ladW'lg, 2 71 4 lllCllvldual. .' E$llt. of EVEL 'l'N RUTH ftOSSEN El•r. IE. ACllJr hit flled f11r1l11 1 Ptlll1Cfl Alb.ltl'OI$ Drive, Coslt Mtsl, C1Ut0tnl1, Bruce o. Carn1v DKtlltd. for Prailtlt OI Wiii lllCI IOI' IAl!trt tU?• Tiiis stalffl'llnl filed with thl Ccu111Y NOTICE IS HEllEtY GIVEN 11111 Tetl1mtnl1rr to P1llllmMr (Bo!ld W1 lvtcr! Tl\11 bullf'llH 1$ btll'!9 CCl'ld\ltlrd br e11 Clerlt t>f Oreno1 Coun1v ""' JuM 30, 1972. Presbyterian churches in the Art Colony, came through in splendid style last "Weekend in a program that would· have daunted many ehoirs of com· parable status. 1 Their work throughout delighted a Laguna Woman's Club audience with their best efforts, from this critic's seat. coming in the sCcond half of this glorious work. Their an- dante -"Here on earth we have no continuing place'' - was superbly delivered and controlled and quite the best portion of the ·Requ iem. '"1ey had fine soloists to light their way in t h i s breathtakingly beautiful hymn of praise in the persons of soprano Marilyn lnterlandi and baritone William San· didge. Miss Int er lan di was magnific~t ln the andarite, LEGAL NOTICE E\!Oeftl AOUltl h11 llled lltrel11 I ptll!IOll refflrtrl<t to w II I c h 11 mlOt for ifldlYldu.al. BY 8evttlr J . Mackl!NI" Deputy CClllnlV tor Probltt ol Wiii Ind for l1111anc1 ol further p1rtlc11l1r1, 11\d $1111 1111 Hmt 1nd l1wr1nce Orrl11 ladw111 Clerk. l---====-cc==::--- t..i1tr1 Tt1ltme111arr to Ptllllontr pl9c1 of h''''"" rllt ••mt h11 been 1t1 Thi• stit1rT1ent /!led wilt! the countv , 11111 •ICTrnous BUSINESS r1fer1~ to Wlllch Is midi for lurthet for July 25, 1912, 11 t :30 1.m,. 111 th1 Clltlt of OrallOI Coim!Y Olli June 2t, 1972. Pul>llshed Or111g1 CcwiSI Dll1'1 Piiot, NAMI STATEMENT oartlcul1r1, Ind thll t11t llll'lt Ind 11l1ai courtroom of DtHr1ment No. 3 t>t 111ld av enirlv J. Mtddc~, OltPlll)I county Jul)I "-11, 11, 25, 1tn 11lJ.72 Tht follOWll\ll Ptf'tons •re dolno of he1rltlt !ht tame flat bltll Ht for Jul~ cOllrt, 11 100 Civic C111ttr OrJ .... WISI. In Cllrir. btJSIMSI 11; 11, ltn, 11t:»1.m .. 111 tilt eo<irtroom of Ille cttr 01 Sant• An1, c1ntornl1. OANU!L It. t uCICNUM LEGAL NOTICE ll!:NAISS.t.NCE FAtll:ICS, l3lll D1partm1111 No,., o( said toUrl, ,, l'CO Del.., JUIV '· 1tn. ATTOlllNEY Al LAW NtwPt>rl Blvd .. NtwllOl'I 8t1Ch. Civic (lltler OrlY• WIS!, Ill flit Cltv t>f W. E. SI JOHH SOI Ntwll'Orl Ctllllr Orlvi, Sllllt ''J Eln'ltt J. Mualltr, 222 lafk$pur, Santa "111, Callfornla. Countll Cllrk New""'I ltich, Cllll. '1'61 r1cttTIOUS •USINISI Coront "91 Mir, Cl. pit .. June )0, 1912, MIT(Ml!LL ANO TUCKll Tll: (no ..... lUI "'AME STATt:MINT Grace J , Muelltr, ff2 Llrlr.sout, w. E. $1 JOHN. Attlf'MY• It LOW F 117A :n~ loltowlllfl PtrlOlll tr• do!flO COl'Ofll del MIT,. COllfl'IY Cl1'1t $09 MllWWl Ctllltr Drlv1 SuUt tM Publlihld Ota'""'" Cotll Ollly Piiot, bu1l11ts1 If; S , ... Robt. H. lot, 116 Prttldlo Or, COlll HAii.MOH D. S•ANHlll I Mew_.,, •Mell, C1llfw11i1 flUI •••v n J a. J STOCK FORM , 7101 1 .. cnletl Mt111, Cl. JllOMI D. SAY•NICk Ttl: 1114) ..... ,." JUl'1 •• n. 18, 25, un 17se. PllCe, 1Weslml111ter. c1111.,,n11. LYnn c. Lot. "' PtlSldlo Or. Co1t1 19lll Y"'9Vrt llvlL ~IM 414 Attoriit)lt IOI' t"tlllltlllf Alchlrd E. Wr1le, 711)1 Lellltll PllCt , M111, 1.,.,_11 Ollllo c.llltfllll 9140.1 Publlll'lld or11191 Cotsl D1f1r Piiot, LEGAL NO'I1CE Wts1mlns11r, Ctllf. 1111• btJslritU 1l belllfl cond11ded bv 1 Ttft ft»J tt1'41M Juty 11 12,. 11, ltn 111 ... n Heltl'I Wrat1, Tl'Ol l tllltll Pl1c1, Ptr'lntrVllP. AttwlllP •: ,llllltlltr' ' Wtstmlnstu, C1llf. ElMl!lt J, MUELLER t"ft-dJI HOTICE TO CIEDITOltS This b111IMU Is btlflO conducted by I Tiiis 1!1lem1lll f11_.., wllll' !ht CC11111ly PWll1htd Ol'ln;t Cot1I Delly Piiot, LEGAL NOTICE .!! BULK Tu,,,•, 1,',"c 1 P1rl11tr1hlp. Cltrk or Ortnff Coonty on: Ju11t 30, itn. ' I (...,.1. •ID! -· · • H-'-'"-olo I " J .,..,__ Do " C O u II •• s, 11, lt12 17,).72 Notka i. hleebr glYen 10 lb.I CrtdllOtJ ~~" mi Br ever.. . ,.,.,...,.,,. Pih• oun Y ~ -HOTl~.--~-IUtt( TUflftflllt of MIU End-Sholis, Inc., TrtiiiferQI'. whose Tl'lil :i~re:!i1 ·,;f.;.11t:Wllll Ille COOlllY Cltrlt. , 11719 -.:, ____ L_E_G_AL __ N_011 __ C_E ____ 1 TO CAE~~~~~~S J~"GiJ.~·~~' FOSTE" bull11Ht addr1s' Is ~ Br0111w1v, Li9u11a Clerk ot Orll!Of cou11tv on June 30, un b'f Publllhld orihae Cotd D1llr Pllt>I. .._. 8eacl!, C011nty or Ort~. State al a " J ....... o 1 •-· 1 Cl , ' I n 11>1 11 Guard Rail Saves ActOr Tuesday Evening JULY 11 HONOLULU (AP) A ~DO 1J (i) ......... N11ion1I Coll· guard rail saved stunt drive r wntion (cont'd from 4PM) LiW: from Miami BeKh. Willer Cronkite ind George Fraine from taking a Erlt Savareld •rt i ncllorman ind 1,500-foot flight down a cllff analyst, rupectlve1r. during filming of a recent (I) D mm ED Nm "Hawaii Five-0" television 0 Ill m 9-ocntlc Mati11111l Conwtnhl (cont'd from 4 PM) Uvt episode. cover11• of procff<linp from Con· Fraine was driving a $15,000 vention Hell In Mi1n'li Be1ch. John Italian sports car down a Chi11Cttlot ind David Brinkley 1r1 1nclloffl'ltn, Edwin Newman his the twisting, single-lane road· on specJal assignment ol lntelViewini Tantalus, a m o u n t a i n c1ndid1tes, party leaden •lld other overlooking Honolulu. As he key polillc11 fi111r1s •I lOC1tions ott roared through a hairpin turn, the amventlon floor. 0 TIM Iii Valley Fraine found to his surprise a @ Trd ., t.o~ real-life Honolulu P o I i c e m Thi Flillbttftn Department car blocking the m Dlnlll ..... ®""'"" road. fE Aftl T•Mlo• Fraine's car fishtailed into a @}HodlfPOdtt Lodat guard rail, but be came out 0) MIJIMny ltf'D unhurt. The sequence was part el• .. MIHIUd of an episode titled, "Death tfJ Tllrtt Stoops Wish on Tantalus Mountain." l:lO O (I} (i) &> DtllOCfltic NatitMil 'Scorpio' Cast HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) Burt Lancaster and AJain Delon ha ve been cast with Paul Scofield in "Scorpio," an international spy drama with locations in Washington, D.C., England, Vienna and Paris. Cotmlltio1 Acupt111ee of th• 1972 O.mot11tlc plrtform ind nomln•· tioM are featurtd m Tiit flyila: NINI tHl Mltufl ff Merkl• folk .... EDHl-®I'"" Aull a;) Q ... c. .. £sU Cottdonl tfJ ~ Elliot Mintz 7:00 D ltwlinr for Dfllln Clllck He1rn fJ Wll:lt'I My lint! or his ,OUflftf ..-oth• Is fOfCtll te re•Y•h.1111 his own llf• tftd hit flf'lt love, wdllna. Otvld MeCtllum tfll B1rry Htu ins auest ' ~ ®> llotloul • .......,.. "Th• '"" Molfvt O.S1rt'' mm1np11 fBU1 ...... 111taru mi.~ ... ~ a 1111 ~"''"' ll!l- t :!O D HlVlll Tiit Jm -K..t Billy EcbtiM wekomu wocalist L• rtz Alu•ndril, nuust Bobbi HU11to phrey, aftd tht Johnny H1mmonl Qu1rtet u-""' (j) I Drtt• tf .11111111 0111-m (jj) Doll' ft "Walk On, VIiii. 1ar!" Doctlment1ry Oii Jan •mbl Leroy VlnMC•r. Pn:i111111 11-f•· tures lnttrvlews wltlt AM tlHjiys G1ry 0.1111 •nd "°'1• er.tford. (1JAmlllfl lf)l ..... r.,._M 10;00 (]) N ... s,.dll "llonsy Hearil\t" um..., mco...., D SlartllM "A Soni: C.llld 11 .. venp" S.1 Ml'*!, Edd ~. Jd: Wuton, June H1rdinf. A JOlllll tiftl• If who hn beeon\f ,.,.. with the youthful pt1bllt wits for lb ,.. ntwtd attention throulh tlrt d1u1h- ttr of a ll'IOYit mocul. (I)_. .... _ fJC..il...,,_ Qj TIM C1ltl.11 l!)Saf1rt .. ....... Oil s,.o ....... ""*"Th• F•• , ... m ""'"' Aid• I 2l;iit5 JR., Ind 8ETTY RUTH FOSTER, dlt/I• Clltforllll, thll I bv!ll trlMftr ii abii\11 Jo tVl1•• • mo • ep11 Y ....... 11 Y Fl:~ July 4, It, I, 25, It • ISUTIFTllllOOFI CCAOLUl•''o'•·NOIFI TFNOIR CHOC0l_f.T1E T .. ~~ TR.t.1 NIFE0~01AS; .. be made 'to F & F FBlll'fa, lnC., PU'bllshld Ort,._ Cqo)f Dil.., Pllt>f, !------------------..,--------· NOiiet t ,,.....,. 9 ve 11 nl I Tr1fl•f1ret, wtic1e busl11tu lddrBss ls l30 J I 4 II II U.,...im '' 17 ..,_12 lliiiiiiiiiiF.iniin~§iiiiiu TH• COUNTY o• OllANGI tr<11111tron. GUY E. FOSTEll, Jll, •rid E. Olympie 81Yd., Loi Angtle1. County 01 ,_'-'-'-'--'-'--------I GI I Lm "" CD I Dre•• el Je111111f @ Tllt•-bpim fl) LI hrtjl S111 hr ED 1111 Mwclta !l)Tolt_ .... fl!)Tllt '""" .. p (R) "A $11nl Wooln(' UllfntintMalce• ...... •• Ht. A•nJ4l Bl!TTY R UT H FOST~R, d/1:111 LOI A119etn, $tale of C1lllcrnla. 1· ''o NOTICa Of' M•AlllNG ,o, t"l!TITION CHOCOLATE TA.EE, tr• 1botn lo m1k1 1 The Pf'eper1v to bt 1ran11errtd Is LEGAL NO'PIC.I · POii t"llO•ATll o• WILL .AHO FOil bvllr lr111sllf' al prooerty to the un· 1«11M 11 23' 8f'OldWIY, L191.1111 8eaefl,l-------------·I Lt:TT11t:i TISTAMl!NTAllY dthlgMO &Q&-F, DGl.~ l!ld-81!Vl!RlY CounlY of Oranff, Slall o1 C1ll~1111. rlCTITIOUS IUSIHESS ; Estate al ROLAND ST AN FOR p JEAN OGLE, TRA!'fSFt;REE$. Said orOOll'h' 11 described In {ien•r11 NAME STATl"MENT J 90REHAM. Dec11$1d.__ Thi bus.lntt1 lddrus el lhl tr1111ftror• 11: All stock 111 tr1H, tlx!ur ... ~Ulpment Thi I01lowl11t perMlflS ire do!ne ,1· NOTICE IS HERelY GIVEN lh1! •nd lr111sf1rH1 "': Inf fOOd wlll If 11111 llttlll bllsl11e51 bul1ntSI as: ;J Heward 8. Sor1llam hi• flied Mrlln Tre111ftrM; U,27 SHI 8tKh Blvd., known IS Miit End Sllops, lroe. and loc:aled CALIFORN IA FENC'! CO., 11f4 > 1 ~llllon for Pr<ibalt ol Wiii alld tor Sea1 teach, C1lltor11la. 11 73A 8 rolld'W1r, l19u11a eeacfl, Coonly M1ln Slrffl, Tu11111. C.Uforflla t2MO luu1roet of lett1r1 Tflllmtl'llllY to Ille l r1n!llr1ts; 12427 5111 BtlCll lllYd., ol Or11\'H. Stell ot C1llf.,,nla. Siev1n B. H1~ward, '17V. POHY , lle'lltloner reltrtflC:I to, which 11 maclt for Seil 81ac1,. C1lltor"I•. Tht bulk tr1nsfer will tit con1ummtttd Slreoel, Coron• cltl M1r, Canlorftlt .;( furthtr p1rtlcu11ra. 1nc:1 !ht! tflt lllfll 1nd Thi loc1tlot1 ot !hi !H'llf)lf'I'( to be on or 1fttr Ille 16111 day ol July, 1972, al Jolin H. Ravmotld, 1""2 Br1tbur11 '\ pl1ct or flelrl,... tt!1 t11ma has been Ml tr1111l1rrld 11 1247 $111 flald! Blvd., 9:00 A.M, 11 Flelds, Fthll Ind Felnstt!n, Rllld, Tu1tril, C1f!forf111 tor J11l'1 It, 1rn, at f :lel 1.m •• 111 th• Oranu1 Coun111, 5111 811ch, c11Jlor1111. um yenlur1 8tvd .. E11t:l11C1, C011n1v of Thi$ t>uslneu 11 beln11 condlJcltd 11'1 1 courtroom of D1Ptrtme11t No. J of 111d Th1 ProPttty to bi tr11'11ferr1d Is au LOI Allftle1, 51111 of Ctlll«nla. GMer11 P1rtneri.J'llp ~ court, at 100 Cl\llc Ctt1ler Drive Wetf, 111 llOClt 111 lrlOf, fhrt11rt1, "ulpment t!ld 111-So fir 11 known le Ille Tr1n1ferft, 1l1 JOHN H, RAYMON D • tht City ol' s1nt1 Al'll, C1Ufor11i1. ve11!ot\I of thel tellll bu1l111s1 knowfl 1s ooslnts• ntmes 1nd aoreises used by Tiiis 1t1temtl'lt flied wJ$11 the <Counl'f !"• • D1tad Junt 30, 1t72. ttll "Oloeol1lt Tree" ltcaled It 11417 Tra11tftrOI' tor th• 11ir1e ve1r1 list pe5I, Cltrk of Ora1111e COOlll't on Jufll 26, 1912. WILLIAM E. SI JOHP,,, Siii 51'1Ch BIVd.,. Or111111 Cou11ty, 5111 1r1: Br 8everly J , Maddox, DIP'!IY COl.lllty CC111nty Clerti;' 8eacl!. Ctllf01"11I•. Sime Clerk. •llYIH, COHl!H A JESSUP SO ltr 11 k!IOWll i..lhl trafltlertts. Ille [)11«1 J ulr S, lt7t •fin Wlblllrt llYf.. S.ff1 W tra111ltror1 lllYt not ullld •llY bu1h1es1 F a. F F1tlr!CJ, Inc. • •. 8t\IWIY-HJltt;, C~lflr11l1 "211 namt or l<ICIJ_t1s other then tht above Trensltret : Tit: C:HSI t1)4Jll' dirt-11\g Ille lllA .. Yffl'l' 1111 pest. 111cept: BY: Thorntl Ftlm Pul>ll1Md Ot1no• eo.11 Dllt)I Piiot • Ju1112J1nd Jut)!•, 11, 11, 1912 1613-12 LEGAL N011CE LEGAL N011CE AttorMt• ..,,. 111111~ N-. 51cretarv Publl:IMCI Or111111 Cots! D11ty Pltot, Tiit bulk tr1r11f1r 11 to be co11111mm1ted PubU1fled .or111111 Cc.st D•l1r P!lol, Jutr •· s, 11, 1m 11.u..12 ~,f{.,,'~i'::r Ju~ 2,, H72. ,, Lo• Alamitos.-Ju1v _i1. 1tn 1310.nl----,-"-,-,r-1-0-,-,-1-,-,-,.-1-,-,--- 0.itd: J11111 12, 1'12 NAME 5TATt:M•NT eoe F . OGLE LEGAL NOTICE lllt followlno 111rson 11 dolnt bu1l111St TtansterH 11: NOTICI' TO CRIOITOll 8EVERL v JEAN DOLE NOTICll!' TO c•EOITOltS 1) A TO l MAINTENANCE , 2.) A TO And a> "" ""' If) .. _ .. _ OJ Mewie: '11111 MlnJlfll Kllll' 10:30 IJ llm Jtny Dunphy U D Dr. 11... Lecte "Too Metw J:lO Mtvlt: (C) (2hf) "ba11" (sci· Clnd1ts" ColU• W1mi11 dlenpa fi) '61-Mlchael Gourh, Marro tmm 1 rational hum1n ..inc 11111 1 Johns. Q Mllliell $ Movie: (C) (!hr) "'Tlle man to be ft1rtd • Ru11lll111 Min" (atf'I) ·s~e• Rtm· 8 Talk W kk, Laurence HtMy, ()) NYPD m Ho1111'• Keroa as. ..... ,..,.. ~=~.......... 111111--mi.w.-. ID"-cs Tl It Antullttd 8' Clll ti .. w.I If)"""' CZ!Wl ·1-or hi..,. 9 _, (C) "*!'fW" (dr1) '3~dwtrd G. Robinson, Join l» c..d11ci1 ~ Blondell, Humphrey Bo111t. • . ll:DOfJ"°"':....,.. 1 -.... 1:00 D MIU Dout1as a.w Jolnlnc Mi~e Doubt" ('"") '5'-.Dll. Andl'f'lrli. •nd co-host Miiton Btrle lfl co-Joan fon.hl11t. SUl"llllOll COUiltT o• THll Trlfllltree SU•l!RIOR COURl OF THt: t HANDYMAN, 3'22 w. C1mlU1, Slllll STATE 0, CAll•OINIA ro1t Publlslled Or•• '°"' 011!)' •11o1, STATI 0' CALIFORNIA FOlt Alla, CtJlf, 921!W. TMI COUNTY 011' Oii.ANGE J11Fy 11, ltn 111).n THE COUNTY OF OllANG-£ J. T. Ai'menl, Jan w. C1mlllt, S1nl1 Ht. A 7UOI H1. A·n1ts Ana. C•llt. Esl1t1 or Cathtlrlne Hurth, 1lso known LEGAL N-CE Eslel• of GLENN J. 8AICER, also Thi• buslntU ii l>tlllCI conc:lucltd br t n . thla time, he'• net alone! 11-----cCHIL.LING CO-HIY-----1 ~'TALES FROM THE CRYPT" mtdlenn• MOIM M1bley, COINllian a D fl) m.""' Htttnyloulllfllln tnd o\nn Corio who don·• v1udeYlll1 mlva!, CilCIJlli ""' Q ClJ CIJ m ""I S,IM (R) "~II IJ IM ... ..,... Uf.U.f,,.1111.-M. •s C11h1rl11t C. H11rt11, tiff kllOWn a1 C. VI.& kl!OWll It GLENN J, lfAKEll, J Jt., lnd!vldu1I, H11rtll, Dec:tastd. Dlctilld. J. T, ARMENT NOTICE 1$ HEAESY GIVEN to 1111 I 21»4 NOTICE 1$ HEAE8V GIVEN to tilt Tlll1 stalfff'llnl llllCI with "'-Coi1nfy crectltort of th1 lbo'ff ntmlCI dKeCltlll NOTICI' TO Cttl!OITOllS cradllOl'S ot lhe ibavt named 6ecedtnl Ci!lrti: ol Oranoe Countr Oii; JUM, lf, lt72. 11111 all persons lllVIM Cl1lm1 111111111 lht SU•E1ttOilt COUttT Ofl THI! lhal I ll .,_,'°"' hevlnt 'clalmi 1ga lnil the !IY 81YttlV J. MlddGll Dll>lllr County 11ld dKedelll 1r1 required lo 1111 lllfm, STATll!' Ofl CAlt,Olll:HIA l"Ollt said dectaent i re rl<l\llred 10 tlte 1t1em, Cltrk. Wint thl fllC•l$1rY vood1er1, 111 1111 ofllce THI COUNTY 0, OltANOll!' wilh tilt neu1wiry voucl'lera, 111 lht olllce fl 1Mf,1 of tilt clerlt of Ille above tlllllled court, Qr No. A•J)IJl ol tllt clerk of 1111 abo...e 1111111.._, court, M P11blltllld Orll'lllt Coast ClllY Piiot, to '"'"nl them, wlt!'I 1111 n1Ut111ry E1t11t of PATSY JE"N 8EAL, 01· le Prt'lenl lhtm wllh "" neces1-1rv Ju111 'XJ, 27, 111d Ju!Y 4. 11, 1972 l~n voudltr1, lo 111t ulldtriltned II tht oftlce c11HC1. , voucl'leri. to tilt u'nderiltllld 111111 office ..,.,,._,...,,_~ S.c-tY11111•s.c- of 1'111 AttorMY~ Nouam1n, Wal•"'• Scotl NOTICE 1s· HEIEllY GIVEN 1o !ht ol hlr Allorney, Jlrrteli W. Hook1lr1t1t11,l----Lc_,cG,--AL-,--NcOTJ-,,cC=E---°"""'""'7«1Tt ' .... ...._.lfl.mil alld Rlord111, 05 Soulh Flguerot, -30!11 creditors of the tbc'H named decedenl .S.I SOUlh Sorlno SI'"'' l.01 Anoelt1.1~~.~""~~i~~~·--l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~I _Floor, LOI Angeles, C1lllQl'nl1 t0Gl7, ltllt 1!1 . .P.ttlO!!•}•!XIPi~!IAlm1_._19'Jn1t l(le Callfor11l1_.fOllll. _wlllch~la. llte...oJac.t_ot ~---~ -Wiiie~ tn.-111..: ... ~ of !ht sald'"i11Cid~nf 1rt tlQU rlG"to 1(11 tl'ltm, buSllltU of the undtrlloned In 111 malllrl rlCTITIOUS llUSIN•Sl lillldff1111nld ffl Ill mtlllrt Pfrlllllln• to wllll the ftKllllr'I' voudltrs, In the office Oftfallllno lo Ille tll111 cl Mid Clecficlenl, HAMI STAT£MENT lht 151111 Cf lll1d deted111t, Wflhln ~r of the cltrk Of ll'lt 1bdv1 tflllll_.., court, OI' within fC111r lllOlllhl Iller lllt flrst PUl:llltl· Tiie lcllOW!nt PtrlOlll .re dol!lt ll'IOlltht •tltr lh• ftril 1>1.1bllc1llon of lh•t to orttenf !him, wllt! tM MCtlUfY !IOll of this notlct. business 11: ngllci, YC111cher1, lo lht ulld111l9ned ti 1ttt office Olltd July 10, 1912 WHY WEIGHT FOOD COMPANY, Dlllcl June,., lt1l °' Ill• lltorllt'f, M. WILL IAM TllOEN, l(ATHlEEN M. 8Al(Ell 4030 S111t1 An111 ,,, .. ,, Or111ff, Merlln M. Wine J9I Weit F011r!h Strett, S111 81rnere11no, Ex&eulrlk C1Hfctnl1 '26" Admlnlllralor C1llfornla, wlllcll 11 lht Piie• of bllslntu of tht Wiii of !ht E, G1r11 ll1rt, t122 VIII• Wood• Ori..,., ~ ':9bo~:'~!~:-dectClllll of !hi undlf'lllnld lfl 111 m1tt1,. per. 1l>O'H fllmed dectdflnl VIII• P1rt, Cetltornll - Hosum1n. W11tn, Scott 111111 litNlll 111111 .... to !he t•l•lt or ••Id decldtnl, J.t.Mll!'S w. MOOICSTRATTE N, A11Mrl Cutler. 9691 E••l'Wood Clrd1, 44S ScMllll •ltwl'Oll Miii fl-Within IOllr rnortllu l~r !hi f Ir 11 Ml IClllltl l11rlht ltrMI VUl1 P1rk, (1lllornl1 Los """*' c110_;1111 '"" P11blleall011 al this llOllce, lH """'"' C11Hornlt t'IOll TI1!1 bll1l11111 Is btlM COfldllctff lJ!' 1n Ttl• ,,111 ,no5ttl Dtltd June ao, 1t1'2. T•I: C21ll U5·1• ParlMr111tp. Att0rn.n tor A,dtnlrolilrittor CL YOE II!', IE.t.l., JR., AlltrntY for lllWlrlk A. (llfltr • l74« . ~d;::~n~~~!l·:i,,:: :~t. Pubtlllltd Or1::u~':as1 Dilly Piiot, (:~ O:'~=I c::!~v :fll Ju: ~~ P~blltlltCI Orlntf! Cots! Oillv PUot, M, WILLIAM TllDIN July 11, 11, :u and A~u~l l, 19n 1807·72 •r awer1, J. Mldctol. Dlput)I CClmt'i Ju111 21 111d Jut\14, 11. 11, 1'12 1694·n ,,. Wist •o.11111 Sll'fft Clel'll. LEGAL NOTICE S1~ lw,..rdlM, Clllfwflil fl 1 .... Ttl: 1714) IM'1111 LEGAL NOTICE Publllhtd OrartN (&Mist 011111 Piiot, All$'f11Y tw A•ml11l•tr1ttr l--------------I Ju111 21111d Jutll ~. 11,11, 1m 1"5-12 8All 2ttt Publllllld Or1r.ge c .. 1t 01Jly Piiot, HOTIC• Ofl' llUlK TRANSFllt ~~:~:·g:.~'...t~::R:r. i~~ JUl'f 4, 11, 11, U, 1t12 17$1-'72 (S.U. 1111.fll7 U.C.C.} THE COUNT'!' .or OllANGE Nottct Is htreov olven to tht CrtCll!or• LEGAL NOTICE NO. AD"" LEGAL NOTICE of o. (, Morlll 08A o. c. Morl!J 8r•»1--------~-·----'ll (ITATIOH Foundry, Tfa111f1ror WllO!of bllslntt.f Id-8 fl* J11 !ht mllll!r of flit AOOO!lott Pttlt1011 drett II 133 lndu1lrl1I Wt)I, Cosl1 Me1a, NOTICll TO CllllOITHS of All.THUR w. MOORE, JR .. .t.d«it!llCI NOTICE TO C:'llDITOllS CoufllV of Ortf'ltle, S!tlt of C11tklr1111, lt!ll IUlfEltlOll CO\llT Ott TM• "''"''· SU•E••O• COUllT 0, TM• I bvllt tra1111tr II about to bl rnldt kl o. llATl 0, GAl lrOllNIA fOll TO CITEfl HATHO VENTE'4 HAN· STATI or CALIFOllHl.t. '0" c . MOrlti 8 r1u .. A!U('lllnum Found!'\', TMI COUNTY Ofl 0.ANOI F-011:0! THI COUNTY O'•OlllANOI Inc .. lr1nsltffft, Wl'IOll bvs.IMSI acldttJI Ne. .... ,.. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE l HAT N ...... .,... II l.l3 llldu1trl1I W1r. Cott• Me111. COIJrl. Eit••• "' c. H. CAllilt •k. ARTHUR w. MOOll:E, JR •• II•• f!lld f 1lal• of Gll!'OttGE SZEKELY, 0.. tr of Or•ntt. Slit• of C11llorn11. ClATSOANE H. CAJtA, Dtt1<1Md. her1l11 1 p1llllC11 tor lllt ~llotl 01 ce1ild, Tiit 11r0Ptf'lr. to bt tra11tftrt0 II loc1ll!d NOTICE IS HERl8'f GIVEN to 1M EOITH EL.YtRA HANFORD •nd JAMES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to "'' al lll lndlnlr It Wtv. Cost• MtM, (OlllllY crtdHor• of lht ll:IO'H fltl'l'llCI dtcldtnt DOUGLAS HANFORD, minor Cf'l1!0¥t~ tredlloT1 Of the •l:lovt 111mtd dtcedtfli of °''""' s1 ... ct C11llcrnl1. 11111 Ill ptrlOllS l\aYlno <l•lmt .;afMI Ille YOU Alli HEREtY CITED to lpP~lr "''' •II PtrlOll lllVlrltl cl1lm1 IHIMI fht S.ld 11r0Ptrty It dti(tlbtCI Ill t-r•I wtd d..:edflll .,. rl(llll,-.d to !Cl• """'· Oii Autull J~,, lt72, 11 t :IJ o'clock, A.M .. Mkl ~"I ilfl fltCIUlrtd 111 fllt flltlm, .. l All 1'9cll 111 tr .. , "lehlf'ff, MVlllrMlll wit!\ tht nknMrY ¥OllCfltrL 111 ttia. t«!ct 11'1 OeH,"""'"t 1 of "" •boV• 11111111cr wllh ll'le 11tCt1111ry VMl\trs. In ttll office 1114 ftOd wlll ti tllllt Foulldrv but.lllfft of 1111 cltrlt ol flll •boVI 111tllltd court, w c;ourl, >l« .. eotf •• 700 Cl~i<: (rnltr DtlYt of 1'11 cltrll. Cl 1111 lboVt 11\lilltd court, OI' know(! II o. c. Mcrill .,.,. Foul'ICIN llld lo l'r.Ml'll "*"· Wllll. Iha ....... " Wnt, ""'' AM, (CM,lllly al °"'""· to pttwftt """'· Wiit! "" MCISIM"'f' IOC.tled ,, ,,, lndllltrl•t ~. '"'' Mtll· Wllldlll'I. i. "" ulldtflltlltd ., "" onlet C1fltot1111, 11'111 ~ c11n1, II •fir 111111 Veudler•. to"" ut'ldtrllollld 111111 tflle9t (ounl)I of Or¥f' '''" ot Clllfornl•. "' ...... lltttrMY'lo SNYDIER, 0'"1 11 .. Nw. WI!~ ••Id ldollltOll ottlli«I 1111111111 cl WITTMAN .. SCHMIOT, Altol'Mr• ,, Thi Wik. trtMffr wlll .. ~-HANCOCI(. MHWORTH. 1124 f.ir Diii• rlOI bf 1r1nltd. Law. JU Sin Mltl.lll or.. llt, 300, on or atl9I'"" ht ••Y af AlllVft, 1m. •I A_,._. PIMCl•flt. C1llfer11ll '1tS1, RE.FERENCE It ...,..., mMM to 111d NtwlllOl'I IMKtt, Calif, """· ~!ch It"" lU lnollllr1•1 W1r. Cost• Mae, Count't" • ..t\1d'I 11 !hi lllact or bulilrltlll Of' !ht Hlllloll for M1l\tr oertkul1r1. ,1(1(.t ol bulllltlS or flll ufldtrtftnld 111 111 Or•""· stile of C•ltlornl1. vnclertllnld 111 111 11'\f""' wt11n1• to Given \ll'ldtf m" ll111d 1nd tht IMI of "''""' ptrl1l!llne to tht 1st1t• Df ••Id t.o 11r 1s kl'ICIWll to n. Tr•Mflr'"' 111 1111 tsl•ll ol Mid ..-nt, wll!lln 10vf' 1'.11• Superior Courl ti fllt Stitt ot t1ectd111t, wlttlffl foltt' "'°"!hi ltlll' thl Mlllllt IWllMS fnd .Wl'UMlli uMd "° monltlt afttr fM flm ,..n&TIOl'I If flllt C1llfonlt1, Ctu11lv ., Ortllllt, ffill 1Jlt! lll'tt Mftc11loro ol 11'11• !IClllCI. Tr1nlforor ror flit tllf'W-'t11n Int pnl II l\tlflC.. d1Y of J u11t. 1111. OtlfCI Junt ao, ltn, dllf1rlfll from f11t 11>0w, 1r•; Dlltd Jutr 7, 1912. WILLIAM I!. IT JQt4N, EOITA Slll(ltY, O. c;, ""°'Ill tr1• Foundry, 1" Lil.LIAN CAAtt Cl1rk, E11n:utrb cf !ht Witt 9' ll'ldu"rlel Wf"t COllt Mttl Drlfltlt Coun-Adl'nl11l1lr1trl~ of tllt (_fllft ly ARlUIU) I . ~IJl!VAltA Ille fbc'H lllmtd ~nt iy, C1llf"otf111. of 1111 •boVt l'llfl'ltd tlcCldltl'll l'Jt..ny CiPnl WlttWllfl • $(fllftltilt 0. c. MOl'lll tr••• -Al\ll'l'llflll,,, Faun• SNYOall. O'ftlll.. ttAJtCOCIC. JOSlll'" II', llOCY A,..... If Lew dry, 1)3 llldlltlrll! w.-,, COlll MfM, AIH'l(~TM 1W w. kaltll• A.,., ·Mil Siii ~ or .. SN. -°'""" COl/nl"t. C#lllornt• UN ,..... Ma A ..... ............. C.UI. ftllt 'NIWptrf 9"c11, CtNt. nw Det": July•• 1"1. S1Ut11 t"Uldtlll, Ctllflr'lll t'IJW T......,.1 1n•1 nwnf T•h m•l ......,,. · o , c. l\llOl'll& Tel1 11111 ,,,.nM --i-~ .. ,,....... ,lo-.. ~ .., l•KV!rlit Trfllllll'.. AtlwMrt .... Adm1..., •• , .. "'Ml .... Orll"' C:Mlf Otlff Piiot, l"Vblltfltd Orl!IO't Cottf Diiiy l"ltol, "'91111M DrlnOI CCllSf M' ~ltt. t"llt!ITlll'IN °'""" C.... O.lly PIM-!, J-,., v . w J!lff 4. 11. 1m 1mn Jvlf 4 n , 11. ts, 1m , 11»-n Jvl"t o, 1tn 111!-n Jvlr u , ••· u 1M1AllOUll1, 1t12 1111.n ' . ' I • G111tlr, Swm Jessie" Al free· Cil lilltWI llllel min Jr. 1nd Ltslit Uapms rues! D Mwlr. (C) "'llllt" ("1) •iz.- ln • tare of ven1e1nee, witll Pet! Jacltlt GJlhOft Kithtrb11 Kith Cochrtne the UMlnpktln& tlfl'lt OI GJ· · ' · . 1 Jdlltt's ¥tndttta. Ttlllli "'. C.111a11• (!j ""' Ill .. "' , .. IJto m Tiit -........ tm Tiit °"''" ""' GI ""1 ·-If) -(R) > m-... -11:1e03·1ai•11 -1-fDat:rwaldwl ''Uiu111 Ms fts· Birr, Stlnley ,M1.J011 H1nclltm• tlvai" (R) ftaturld Is Yavn1 iuuts.. Beach's 361h 1nn1MI Festini Of Arts 8 i...,... W., ........ Cn!MI 1nd h111nt of tht Mnttrs whkll D (I) (j) m M CMI "'"''''' lfllt WOfks or '" ulln1 (J) -..: ('C) "MM& """" (ldvf five models. 'Sl~onalcl RMPn. Rhond1 fltlll· 111 i. c... -"'· m--111.1 .. .,_ ll!l-c.mt U:DOGI-"1111-ti fllloto 1:11 m""' 1111111 --<14¥> 11 --..,.. fli) llJ r-. II ,,,. Dot Smr-l>nn Itri. ,.......... ··-ID ...wt.: ""ftllw Sl1" Greaory U;JO 8 MM: .,.,.,_. (tr.) ,4...,. ............. ,.. '""' ..... ~Itri. ...... -" ..... """ ·-., .... -!"'I "'"""°' C... ltny '"" llnlo '4+-h ..... -~. -Tlftl. Sllnt JINe atar In story of 111111. • CeM11f lllM n.. Mtlonal conmertnc1 Oii tlr llOllutlon • ~ Ptlls 11111 • """'" by I ~d· l:tO Cll B • (I) • - neppl111 •INI CommOA!st lnbl1ut. fJ Cll CIJ 111-....,, JI.I. H,... • Little Co!Jftp" (R) A collep ll!Strvctw • lllOIMd na""'1•11· "1 fof lht rttrln& •1141 MratlOll Wednesday 1'41·----,,. _._ ..... _ 2:t0•--·-, '7- --·'"" MlftM, --·"'""" 1:118......., .. Uil ¢1 Ii' (M) / .__T...,, __ ..,DXl'i-~YTIM11mE!""l:'lllo"'YI111Er.:'s-., .,.,.. ., -<Ml ·~ --11M-.., ,...1~·-· 1:11 • ......., _.,.(com) '40-l:ll • ._ •-("111) '41-_ -Q~,. ....._ llolo lip,..,. - l:JI ·-(""'I '17-lOIO .... J:OI (I) .. I I 1 r ~ -ldilJ •• ,...,. ltidtf. aoo.,. 11:11 Ill-... -(loft) •i; 4:ll oo -• It !I .... ~ Wlntm, .... Conlft. 1:008-0, I ltl F 9 J 1"' .. , 11t1•-• ...... ("'1J'I~ -~-- \ • ~ '• " • .. ' • '" ., " "' " • • • \ I~ ' Tut<dl)', Ju~ II, 1972 llAILV '!LOT J fj1 lY_egroes' Success Lotag Tf11te Coming Blac·k Revolution Movie Bonanza . Editor's N9te -l'ilmt by market are being Unanced on ducers over the years adopted and won the Oscar as besl ae- blacks, . 4tarriua bl.ac~1 sizable budgets by major the maxim that "colored pie-tor. aimed for ilie black rr1ar-studios:. tures don 't sell." Hollywood was quick to lf----f'-~k;;•~tiii'i>ii";zi"r'::w::,::m;•;;!!~di;;iihi~g~/1f.lut--::::Th~i•~il'.:'tuillo~r~ei~'~'u'-"~''.;:~'f;."-f --:?~\ -----+-~:rbeH ·-was. ecut werk..:...Cw-.-natize the aJu&.Gl-tb&-new-' ~.. e -evelopmet11 revolution jn the mo\'le in-black actors 4uring the first 50 round star, and be appeared in (~1 the American entertain · dustry. FUm oompanles have years or rum bi$0ry. A few sµcb moneymakers as "A -.. nient field. How did it discovered belatedly t ha, t became well known, largely in Patch of BJue," "To Sir with <t. come aboutY Are the pie· millions of dollars Can be roles as menials: Clarence Love," .. Jn the Heat of the ;i tures h'Uly representative made by aiming, mo v I e s flfuse. LOuise Beavers, Bill _ Nighf ' and "Guess Who's ~ ·of tlle black experienc? primarily at the blg city black Robinson, Ethel Waters, Eddie 'Coming to Dinner." Always he: U · FolU>wing b th first of two audie~. If the n10vies con-''Rochester" Anderson. Hattie portray~ a successful bta·ck ~ article' on the bloc~ film tain enough quality, they also McDaniel won an OScar r-0r in the white world, Phenome11011 . I f · wi I draw patronage rom her role as Mammy in 11Gone · · "The industry discovered By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)· -In the current fil m "Sha ft's Big i Score," the black private \ detective hero scorns a New York police investigator, also .Ji 'black, ''My mother told me to )I. stay away from blac k.honkies !i with-big flat feet." 11 Five years ago, such a put whites. with the Wind." "" something from Po i t i e r ' s Hence. a bonanza such a~ Otllers were relegated to fUms,'' says Jim Brown, the MGM ,Produced last year with ENTERTAINMENT roles in which they appeared pro footbaUer who became a "Shaft. 11 The film reportedly . , incredibly lazy or frightened black film slar. "Ovtr hall lhe grossed '18 n1illlon in the of · ghosts, Stepi n Fetchit, patronage came (rom blacks United Stat es' and Canada. It Willie Best, Farina or the Our in the big cities. was MGM's only big hit in 1915 .. 8. lh r N 1· 11 G If Gang_ comedies, and an actor "That pointed out two things 1971. tr o a ion. ,_, r · . .. The.. Negro's .advent. to. .film ,._fitb .. was. so. aston isl!ed by 'the · \\'ho , was called "Sleep 'n' . J.Q J~~ P~l,l<;~r.s : tM.t th~~·Jn: Eat.' · ·· ·····-· ·· dustry needed some black pro~inence was a long time outcry of p~judice that he Paul Jiobeson played a few stars; and that d.ignitY wis commg. , inade the epic Hlntolerance" leading roles in the 1930s. needed in the portrayal or During the earliest years of . . ·-COl.Ofl.,OM-.....,.,.... 0,-- -,,,. , .•. Too · Late To Cl.a sify LIDO ISLE 4S' LOT ON ORVIETO Great family h6rne . 4 large Bdrm's., huge F.R., DR . & living rm. Across from .small pri. beach & near club . Good value $89,500. Eugene Vreeland . tao· OCEAN VIEW 181 MONARCH BAY OPEN SON 7/16 3 BR. & bonus Rm. -Lovely villa style ho1ne. 10' ceilings. \\!a iled courtyard. Room for pool. $82 .500. Bob Yorke . down -0f whites, and blacks who work for the white establishment might h a v e caused outrage. · •· 1 • • Today such scenes are com- movies, the black w a s in his own ~efense: mostly in non Hollywood films blacks on the screen." portrayed as eith er servil e, as 'fhe talkie period brought such as "Thi! Em p e ro·r Poitier's 'immense success l:~~~~~~~~~~~I in various versions of "Uncle some all black . film s : Jones," and "Sanders 'of the helped create ·stardom for . Torq's ·Cabin." oi 'lazy. as in "Hallelujah" by MGhi 'in'"l9zg : River.'' Lena Horne appeared other black actors: Brown , ..- . two 1910 series, "Rastus" and ''The Green p ,a S'.t u r es:. , • in ~GM musicals. but her Raymond St. Jacques, Richard "Sa~OO " _ . . Warner · BrotiiFS , 1 :~.S : songs were caretully isolated Roundtree, Godfrey Cam. EXPLORE A NEW ADDRESS TODAY Triplex on fas hio nable LIDO ISL E. Two 2 BR.. & one 3 BR. Walking distance to beach- es. anchora_ges, stores & restaurants . $110,- 000. Bilr Bent s. , SE LL ER ANXIOUS • :mon: And not merely in low ·~dget e.xploitation ·r iJ m.s , Films made .by blacks ancl" aimed _ primarily at the black The bllJck' u ~ vill~in. w~s ex-"Stonny Weather/..:_l;~t'h: Fox. so they could 'be cut from bridge, Calvi n L 0 c k hart , ploited bl 'D. W. Griffith m the 1943: "Cabin in the Sky ," showings in the South. Yaphet Kotto . MGM, l943 ; "Cannen Jones," ~idney Poitier was the star Black pictures helped solve who triggered the Black a crisis for theater owners. Preminger, ISM : "Porgy and RevolutiOn in films. With whites moving lo the Bess," Goldwyn, l9S9; "Raisin The Nassau-born actor had suburbs, massive old theaters in the Sun,"_ Columbia , 1961 . been in movies since "No Way in the central cities seemed "THE GOLDEN BREED" Just reduced price to $67.500 for huge 4 bed- roo m -~ (t. hou se \\'ith ocean vie\V. Big yard \Vith trees & roonl for pool. \Valk to au Newport sc hool s! Bill Comstoc k. EXCEPTIONAL APPEAL None of these films was a out" in 1950, but he seemed doomed to decay and destruc- financial success, and pro-destined ror billing under such tion. The lure of black filmsl~§§§~~~~~§~~I star s as Tony Curtis and Rock begap filling up those theaterslJ Hudson. Then in 1963 he with Negroes who remained in Sunny -cheerful University Park vie'v lo- cation home. 3 BR .. 2 BA ., great famil y rm. & kitchen . Call to see. $54,900. "Chuck" Le,v is . SO. HWY. 4. BDRM., 2 BA. R-2 Sharp doll house completely redecorated. Cusloni shutters throughout Shag carpeting, Sunny kitchen. Prime Corona de! 1'-1ar. Triana Bergi n. ; • ' , ' . EDWARDS CINEMA · H•rbor & Adams CO.ta ~ 546 \102 LAST WIU I 2MI 119 Hit ''TH~ C'i'lADUATt:" Snapshot Contest leading to . Kodak Internationa l ·Newspaper Snapshot Awards · (KINSA '72l Competition Rules: 1. Th• cont•st ii 1trictly tor •n'l•l•ur phologr•ph•PI ! 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Yorty, who once carried newspapers for the Lincoln, Neb., Star, was issued the card along .with·membership in the PRESS Club, an honorary organization made up of former newspaper c a r rie r boys. PRESS stands for Paper Route Experience Spells Suc- cess. Other members -0( the -0rganization include former President Harry S Truman, the lam President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover . : StAiii -WiDN.1SaAY'- w.1t Di__,'1 "NOW YOU SEE HIM, NOW YOU .'DON'T" Aho-wa· .. D'-Y'• -(Go) 11PERRY"· Co•th11ot11 hll front 2 · ,,.. ACADEMY AWAttD WINNER$ Ben John1on &- Cloril ~ee chm1n "THE LAST PICTURE SHOW" .... G•or9e Se91I July 2 Through Aug. 26 Deadline Wed!'lesday Noon ~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "WHERE'S POPPA?" ~· ••• .. .. • • • I I . -· ' ~~ ~i;r ~Po<?" TIQMllfM [Qle» 2ND TOP COMEDY WOOOY All!N • stitrred in "Lilies or the Field," t~Cities. .. BRAVO. BRANDO'S 'GODFATHER'. ·. I~ 1972 ~' 18th Annu•I S.O·U'T)t L A'N D HOME~&-~ .GARDEN ·~ SHOW _ J'ULY 14-23 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENT.El {•ir conditip~ed) SHOW HOURS: .S.11 p.m. Weekdays • Noon · 11 p.m. Soturdoys Noon· 9 p.m. Svndoys ADULTS ••• ' •••• •2.oi JUNIOlll ••••••• l.M ' tloiMtoe ..... Ul_..W._ CHM. TON HISTON YVtllr MIMlllX t.llllOCOOt "'tt•I .. • (PG) I 2nd Groot Weok .i.-c..... · "Duck, You Sucker'' --"Ch1to'1 Land" HELD OVER I . I ts new, It's the best 11CON9UEST OF THE PLANn OF Tlfl APES" Also IPGI Phone 6424321 For Weekender Advertising ---~-• "THI OTHll" Cl'IJ AND ·~ BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONTS · Both \Vith space for larger boats. Ne\v Linda Isle 5 BR. Fantastic construction. Immacu- late Lido Nord 4 BR. in new condition. Ex· citing decor. Eileen Hudson. SPARKLING VIEW Architect designed spl it level 4 BR. in Irvine Terrace. You mu st see this! It's a beauty. Jim Mull er. CAMEO SHORES VIEW ESTATE Nearly 1/i ac. Perfect for entertaining. Huge rooms, pool, cabana, fabulou s bar,-4 Bdrm -51/, baths. Call fo r pies. Asking $175,000. George Crupe. 133-0700 ....-- Coldwell,Bllnlmr 644-2430 ~ 5SO NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.I. ---Ctffl/IU+ff lO ' • 1 I y· 1. ' ---' l'; ~ f.' /lj! •I cJ ., ,,, ,1 .. -. . - - --! $14/1//1 1! J .. -., . - ''TNI" OIOUNO ITAi COfilll,lltACY" 11"01 AND "IJU'f a...'WAIN. W(){Q'M..LfN -lll:Al(N 21"1 TOP A mACTIOM llUTH,GOROON . IUD COllT IN ,._ •lcwtl; '™*" AIOLD.iMAUD (I) "TN• CANDIDAT•" (el') .... '"COOL MAND LUM•" (01'1 "'S*l'TI 110 SCOllll"''.,__ • .,laT CAltTl"lll" "PUCK, YOU IUC.Cllll" • "CHATO'S LAND" AND "THI: CAlllfY TtaATMIENT" Cl"GI \ • • DAILY PILOT r-., . .i.ir 11. 2972 Eve(Y!'ne Hai Something That Someone Elie Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED AD'S You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad ' ·rhe Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-Di'al 642-5678 for Fast Results ... and, it will con tin ue lo be DONE by the maintenance staff as spon~r.ed by the com· munity assoc. YOU only maintain your patio & interior of your o"'ll townhouse. It's a coo· venient style of Living -here are two choice properties for your co~sideration. * THE BLUFFS -An xlnt bdrm. unit. Now vacant & ready for quick occupancy. $39,950 * VISTA LAREDO -choice 4 bedrm. 3 bath home with 2200 sq. ft. of living space. $48,5-00 Convenient parking-easy to be a "DROP-IN'" at Bay & Beach Realty 675..3000 General General * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT New offering! Rusti c Provincial with 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths on a prime corner site in the prestigious quiet area or peninsula f oint. Perfect for beach lovers. Better be ear y for this one ......................... $75,000. 1 '0ur 27th Year'' LIKE A VIEW? ANO A POOL TOOi ! Cameo Highlands. Architect designed-New carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, convertible den, 3 baths. cathedral ceilings and 2 used brick fireplaces, family room, built-in kitch- en & B-B-Q, PLUS MANY EXTRAS. Enter- tain around your own POOL $76,500. "FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART" IN TURTLE ROCK You 'll love thi s beauty! Atrium entry, 3 bed- r oom 2 bath, FAMILY ROOM, built-in kitch- en, SHAG carpets, CUSTOM drapes. beau· tiful covered PATIO with gorgeous land- scaping on fee land. A real love at .. $47.900. "START SMART" WITH THIS CONDO IN BACK BAY AREA -3 Bedroom, 21!. bath, builtin kitchen , stone fireplace, FAM ILY ROOM, community pool & REC. ROO~S in- cluding billiards. Fee land and close to every- thing ......... ~ .. .. . .. .............. $32,500 "BUT BEAUTIFUL " IS THIS Enchanling TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3 bath, 2 fireplaces. FAMILY ROOM, formal din- ing room, NE\V carpets and drapes, island kitchen, SOMERSET model on FEE land in HARBOR VIEW HOMES ............ $72,500. READY AND WAITING JUST FOR YOU is this MONTEGO model on FEE LAND. 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, formal dining room with FAMILY ROOM adjacent to the built-in is- land kitchen. See this HARBOR VIEW f!OME and buy ........................... . PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT lOl Linda Isl• Drive Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs waterfront mstr. suite & Jge. game rm. or studr . Me xican tile floor s, beam ceilings quality constructjon, slip . . . . . . . . . $155,ooO For Complete Information On All Homes & lots, Pleat• C•ll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Su ite I, N.B. . 67$.6161 4 Bedrm + Pool S33,5oo r Swlm you swimmers aU sum- mer )ong jn I.he lovely pool, load! of decking, patkl areas. Jow maintenance landscap- inz, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, ele- eant fireplace, all electric push button builtin kitchen , dishwasher. .Formal dining room, Plush cloud soft car- peting, drapes. An addl'f!ss of distinclion. Bier, 540-1720. TARBELL - NEW LISTING General Gener.al Ocean side of Hwy., Corona 1 ---------~;;;.;~;.._ ______ \ del Mar. Beautifully furn., SERENE NEIGHBORHOOD surround s this 4 bdrn1 . Baycrest pool home. Excellent floor plan for "teenager" family. Mstr. suite on one side and three big bedrooms on the ~lher with a ~eep water pool just off the fam- ily room. Unique offering at $77,900. PHONI UNl9UI HOMU, NEWPO•T IU.CH, 645-6500 REAL TOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE plus carptg., d e c o r a to r drapes; lge. family rm., ~'Orksaver kitch. Huge covd. patio. Custom thruout! Walk up lhl! brick walk lo this beauty, you'll nevl!r want to 1 leave! Absentee owner says sell at $75.000. CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 2X3 2 Separate units on 1 lot -3 usages: Take your pick! Commercial \vilh 3 BR General General home, 2 res. income units or 1 ---------1 use bo!h units commercial. True Pool Lovers OCEAN VIEW on1y s34.500. Almost Olympic I FROM ALL Newport EASY LIVING l>'reshly pe.inted 3 BR ho1nl! w/near new drps A shaE + Iota of p&neLing. $22,950. Newport II ~1lrvi1w I 6-46-8811 HOME AND OFFICE PLUS RUMPUS ROOM \Vou1d )'OU believe f. he \\11-IOLE TIJING 1s all in one beautiful home in )ovfty COLLEGE PARK and you can ASSUl\tE th!! 5%, FHA loan ~·ith payments of on4y i187. PITY. A lot ot tome for a llttll! money. l•nytim•l JOJa,,.. co:Ts "'!!""!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!=""' ~ WALLACE Owner Says Sell!!!. ~~.~~Rs Republic home jul!t two (Open Evenings) Years young! l...arge living room with cathedral beam· --~S~P~A~N~l~S~H~- ed ceiling•. Formal dining PLUS POOL.I room and breakfast nook in kitchen. Separate I a m 11 y room \vith brick fil'i!plaef!. Asking $42,750. Call 546--23Ll for more information. • 5% DOWN That is $1550. on this 3 Bed· room, 1% Bath Home. U~ per Newport Bay Arl!a. Large Open B/I Gas Kil· chcn. Fireplace. Shake Roof. Boat Stowage. SJ0;500. CBU 646-0555, Evenings 644-700.1. COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC . REALTORS $27,900 MAJESflC Spanish archway lo double door entry! Dou- ble brick fiN.'plaCI!. Sunken fonnaJ Ii~ room and din- ing room. Step down family room. Garden o r i I! n t e d kitcben. Red\\'OOd COW"ttd patio opens to s~ kid- ney shaped pool . SuOO«k balcony. PRICED TO SE1.L F ASTJ Call DOW 645--030.1. I fill! \I I 01 '0\ ' . . ' CONDOMINIUM 1 ,Size ANGLES 4 Bd~m., + Den at Charming exterior with some Perfect for easy living. This one is in delightfully &harp <.'Ondilion. The (¥!rfect 3 bedroom, 2 bath hpme, just a short walk 10 clubhouse and pools. Throw away the lawnmower and enjoy the ~·eekends. Askinr only • , . large private . Private lo\v mainte landscap... ing. 3 spa.dou betlrooms. F . . rock work that sets off I.he airv11w I home. 4 Bedrooms, fireplace. 646·8811 built-in range & oven, dish- washer, patio, bkr, 540-1720. S22,500. 540-1151 jOYK'n Evn.) WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO,, Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Gen•r•I Gtneral Heated & fillr: on this separate tami room and ..Ll114(,Ue-S, -,J/ I dini"" room, walk to ,;chool' n 1 ~ and park. It's country living I at $41 ,960. You must see thi;i Til't'd of looking at neighbor's walls? Cast your eyl!S on the sparkling blue Pacific h>m any window of tills custom (anytime) Temple Hills l\.tansion.1-,,,;;,;;,;;,;;;,...,..,. ... \Vatch the sun set behindl! Calalina bladd. Buy a t.lc· CORIANDER --f ~ HERITAGE ' . REALTORS TARBELL ...... FOUR BEDROOM -REPO- EXECUTIVE SPECIAL Ef'.STSIDE for this superb 3 bedroom home nestled among trees $1 ,000 DN. and •hrubs. Sparkling qua!· AND ASSCCIAT[S home lo believe IL Call 8"2-2535 for appoinl:ment, REALTORS 644-7270 2821 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. Now I r-o<THEREAL '('\( ESTATE~S LEASE OPTION S<..'Ope. \Vords can't descrlbc 4-PLEX 2955 Harbor, C.Osta ·rilesa lhe beauty, this 3 bedroom FOUR-PLEX has it all. Formal dining Nol .one. bu! lv.·o bea~titu.lly Mf'rc's a bargain for you. room, lush carpets and mai~tau~ 4-plex units sid£ }>~our 2 Br. units .. all vacant matching drapes. We will by skl~. Each has :\.-2 BR, 2 and re-paintl!d in and out. trade anything you have for BA un1t.s and one 3 BR -2 Jo" . ii this $00,000 castle. You will BA owner's unit with patio. antasuc nancing. OnJy agree, Call lot appointment. ~ta l\.1esa's bes! suited $;;;:GAN .. REAL TY uru ts :for owner occupancy. 174,500 each 673-6642 675-6459 Separate Master B!l!droom Tilis lowly tri-!ewl home In a prestige atta has thf' n1asler bedroom suit!! on tf'fe Iowa-level with din!d Rcces.i lo the pool Size yard. c.c>untr,v a:lz.e kitchen, torrftal Jty for fine entm-a..iniJll'. dlntng. co~y lireplacr and Lush deep p ile carpeHng huge yard. Only $239 per with custom matchtni:: mo. Includes P&.I. Be.st hul" drapes, all electric kitchen/~!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ryl Call 545-8424. with all lh.! trimmings,. fan· General General OPEN. DAILY 195 MONTE VISTA , CM C wAlllfH & 1H Realtors 545-9191 Call 613-8500 .... infonnalion .. 1 COSTA MESA CO / THE REAL \f)l ESTATERS Dandy Halecrest, vacant move right in. :l bd. 2 ba. new pa int in and oot, brand nt>w green shag carpets. $29.950 90% loan available. · 4 bf!drooms 2' ba thl formal,... Hving 'room and hlfl.~ been freshly painted .• Mey Pf bought on VA-terms. Call iliu rree 842-25.35 today! \Open Eves) lnstic tireplacr. Whal a ahow,1-,.--------, Best 1-lurry! can 545--8424. I place for $39,500! SelJfl' • COUNTRY SCENE ' • is prepared for GI and FflA ' $27,950! SALESMEN NEEDED I terms, now's the timl!. Call Beau1ilu1 rear yard, privary * unlimited, k>vely fruit &: shade trees, ro\orful carpet. \outh,. (-oast Realtors 545-9491 iog, large covered patio - OJ')l!n Eves. relax after a hard day'1 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol woric:! 3 bedrooms, Z baths, deluxe builtin kitche;f.aish: wai;her. Elegant lir!!place ---NEW~ BARGAIN I LISTING <Avner really anxious to move j BEAUTIFUL COURTYARD lo the desert., It wants in I ENTRY -to this great 4 sell his Ea.sl5lde 3 BR, 2 lx-droom homl!. The largl! ba. home. Bll·il'I!! & new car· I 1..'0Unlry kitchen aUords com· pet Priced to sell for $17,250 fortabte family living, Own· lends added charm lo hos· pliable living room, Prime loca1ion -walk lo rvery· thing, 54().1720. TARBELL 4 BEDROOMS ers are leaving area and TheK are had lo find in this havt> their home in move.in ~ Harbor, C.Osta l\.11"sa pri~ rang!! & jfs really j"Ondition Ior a fas! sale. """' tmmao. coM. 2 · t13.900. Huntington Harbor ea1hs. cov'd patio & owner I PETE BARRETT Island Living anxious! Only $27,500. REALTOR MOR GAN REAL TY --At Its Best 673-6642 675-6459 1 642·5200 • .,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,., 1 Tnily delightful of hedroom. ~ bath home on DaVl!nport Gener1I Island. Bright. sunn y General 1------------------kitchen fami ly area. J\fusl MACNAB IRVINE ________ .... ______ _ F1NER HOMES TURTLEROCK TO DISNEYLAND!! Top condition -GREAT TurUerock loca- tion! Panoramic VIEW ! Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. * 57 LINDA ISLE * Discover Silence . . . in this handsome, quiet home on th e Linda Lagoon. 4 BR, 31!. bath, DR . FR. Sl89.500. Charlene Reichmann 64 2-8235 . see n1as1er bedroom suite wh ich completely coven; se- cond Ooor. ~'an vitow from balt'Ony, Priced al only $60,j(l(l, r or fur!her ln- lorm11.iion ca.II 847-6010. \.0) THE REAL \N I:STATERS . ·, . BEAT THE BLAHS Tired of looking al a bunch of dogs? \Vell, we haw the solution -just listed super nrat :1 bcdroon1 2 bath l\.1esa dcl 1\111.r home. Absolutely pe rfect lnsick' and even bt't· ter outside wilh :\Culptured 'paUo in park-likt> S(tfini:: wtth big trees. The be!!I pa.rt Is the prit-e. Call 546-5880 <Open Eves. I .,.J • HERITAGE LO\\', LOW dX)WN -Open Eves. Easlslde, sparkling clean, -,-,D--'-'.:::..==---HAVE A GREAT '""om built J BR, 2 BA, ramatic Flair _. • '• L ,,•',' NEIGHBOR! living + dininf • r • a With View" And l ke d fireplace. FA hi., bltns, nu This ls lt1. You haw waited UNBEATABLE a a vantage or this shll&' crpta +, drps, patio, great opportunlfy to o\vn a dbl gar l ced d V t and looked too long. ~l 11.'i Rancho La Cuesta home for · en Y · ac&11 · show you ttiis 4 Bedroom. 3 For Price &: Size leM than replacement cost I CALL ANYTIME Bath home with a v"'w that S Bdrm., J_ BA, FOR1'1AL compared with curttnl ~ 646-3928 or Eve. 541-9416 i11 truly a view. A large J?lN. family room, two price on lhf! new homes. family room, butlt-in elec-fireplaces. la.rgl! corner lot, Popular. Monterey ~1odel trlc kitchen -pr i v a 11! room for boat or ca~per. with 3 bedrooms, family master suitt" and pro-Walk to beach. Only $4;i,500. roon1, rorn1al d i n in g, lessiooally landscaped ya.rd * * * * * . GINNY upgraded appliances and are only a few of the good *'-U* MORRISON nlanx, otiJ. fe ,ture~. iiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiO;i;I things in store for you. Call -:,~:REALTORS Located near beach, schools 20,122, 67J....8550. S79.00J. d ho . . •• • •• 557 •130 Rn s P1,>1ng en quiet ..., O THI: RI:AL '"-I:STATERS eul-<le-sao. Full pr i.. BP NUS ROOM $38,SOO. Fer additiotW in-\VITH C'ONVERSATION PIT formation and appoinlincnr please call ~2313. \'to THE REAL \"-ESTATERS . . . 1urrounding Swedish * fireplace plus large modern kilchen, dining room, huge living roon1, 3 big bedrooms and 2 baths. Beaut. grounds c.'Omplete "'ith p u It i n g HORSE RANCH ., .. ,, Be" Mc"' V<rde location and priced S33. 750. ONLY $29,950! with """ -n paymt. ALi\10ST ~ ACRE plus Jove-I Call 546-58fl> (Open Evcs. l -5 • HERITAGE . , REALTORS ' .. • Jamet Spence 2113 Vist• Entrada Newport Beach You are the winner of 2 tickets to the Southland Home & Garden Show at !hr $30,500 Spanish Dt;ign * Authentic arch ways, huge entry way. 4 Bedrooms, 1<lra baths, Roman bath oU ma11- 1er bedroom, famous "Gar· dl'n" kitchen, terraced en· trance, huge fanlily room . dining room, bkr. 540-1720, TARBELL cl:,fEHJt~N EASTSIDE * Lady ln Foreclosure * Vi's he lp her, ill & behind in paymls. 3 Br, plus 2 Br. tnewer), in East C.fo.1. Only $72,500. Call tor details to JK'e. CHUCK CAROTHERS REAL ESTATE TREASURES 1831 WestcliU, N.B. 646·5.152 $18,500 \-Q)THE REAL '('\( ESTATE~S Bridge The Generation Gap Own 3 cusll'.lm doll hou&ea on a lot. Prime east Cotta Me!la area. A th r ee bedroom for parents. A two bedroom for JiOn & wife. A one btdroom for anndma. Price Is $52,500 with 10~ do"'"· Excluslw wttb Realtors ~ Open Eves ' Total Price NEWPORT ISLAND $200 per month t o t a r Charming Provtncla.\ home paymen1. vacant . rt'nt to on R-2 lot. 2 Bdrm1., frplc., close or escrow. C a I J patio. In xlnt cond. Vacant- 847~10. THE R E A L quick possession. $49,500. ESTATERS. Call: 67J..$63 6.fl..2253 Eves. \-QjTHEREAL '("' ES'.f AT~~,s associated ly RED RANCH STYLE HOME! Giant shade trees galore. Knotty pine living room and kitchen. Ranch kitchen "'ilh beam ceiling. '""'""'""'"'"""'"'""'""'"""' Dining room . Giant covered AR·EA CONSCIOUS? patio. 'BARGAIN -call now .It oo, see this Spotless 645--0303. F~sl1;ide Costa P.1esa Home. CENTER OPEN DAILY July 14 • July 23 ~ large lkll'm' . ' balh•. * 4 UNITS * Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 }o;ormal dining + lrg !aniily Bltns. dshwshrs. FIA heat, BROKERS-REAL TORS 102~ W Bolbua t.71-)1>6} I Olli' I I Ol \0\ ,., .. ,. . ' ~ FIVE BIG BEDROOMS I OmvenlcnUy locattld t n Cedar Glen atta. Costa l\fesa. Spacious S bedroom 11nd family. All the good fealurt>s you a.re looking for tn it one slory homt!. or. fc'r'OO with no dcllvn VA lttml'I or assuJTI(' existing I ~ tµ, ]()fln. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Shake Rool. \\le can't begin tu put In print all that has belen done. MUST SEE -otre?"l!d for SJJ, 750. Call ~ EvtnirJi3 646-5226. COLWE LL PROPERTIES. INC REALTORS $24,000 bctwccn 9 and S m to claim rm. & kit, Immed. occ! 38.3 1~, d XI. *BUILD INCOME* ~ - --Sanla lsat>el·, .. c.~1. -"1~ -"· nt income. N'-Beach, ~~-~" lo!, your tickets, fNorth unty Forlin, Rltn. 6 4 2 _ 5 o o o , ,... ""'JU.w *• toll·fttl! number js 541).123)) room to build. 2 BR. home, * * * 54S-86Z>. 2 car iar .• rented al sno HOME + UNIT Like to trade? Our Trader's month. Only "6.900. · Paradi.e oolwnn is f., ""'' CAYWOOO REAL TY $26,500! 1;=:;;;;;;=:;:;::::::::~5=1ines::·:•<1ays==~1~~5~buc§~§':· ±;:~*~§S4§1~12'0~~*~;;;:;1 WO\V! JnnnacuJate thru-<>ul. lNCOME PROPE R TY TOO! Giant Jiving room. Lush s h a g everywhere. Queen size be d ro oms . Gourrnet kitchen. Natura] ll.'OOd cabinets. Laundry porch. Largo )ol. PLUS RENT AL! Steal at 1~,900. Call now~ lflRl\I I Ol\11\ S©llJl}A.-"£trs· The Puzzle with fh• Built-In Chuckfe 0 Rearrange letters of th. four tc:rombled words be- low 10 fotm four simple wonb, I YEHTIN I ' I 1· I I I , . FOR THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Riding & boarding stables within walki ng distance. Spacious 2-story 5 BR . 3 bath hi estate area. Priced for quick sale. 644-6200. ' . REALTORS Call 540-1151 {()pen Eve1.) Atsumt 53/4"/• loan Low monthly pa,ymerua • Jess ' lh i.n rent. 3 Bcdrm~ + den, or can be 4th bedroom, 2 bath.,, dining roorn, built-in rante & oven, bkr, 540-1720. ,. , < • ' I NOWGA Ii I I' I I' J-SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR $43,500 3 BR .. FR. + pool. Light, airy -beam· ceiling. FR. w /stepdown wet ba r & fire- place. Close to schools & s~opplng - shows beautifully, Walter King 644-6200. Irvine Mtr:,,n•.,..lrwlne AultyCompan1 IOI Dowr Drive '42-1235 1144 --144•1200 Hew,..-t a.ch, C.1"°""' 121a I • View With a Value . • ... HERITAGE TARBELL REALTORS Ha.rbor View •Hll5 home with -========!!! 295& ll11rbor. Costa l\felit ~~.::.;/~=~~f.!':i QUIET STREET 14 SINGLE HOMES dining arta, family room Ne"'"-port Heighi.. Spatklirc dn lgned for elceant en· Cl~n ins.ide and o u t . ltrtalnn'lg a.nd graciou$ liv· Almott New Skiing. Rooling Ing. Protectt>d pallo area end C&rpeta. Large Service with largl! pooJ . Allrad i~ Porch. Prlva(I! Card<'n Set· lce.schold or JUSI $560 pt:r ling Rear Yard. 2 Btdroom., Y"Or. i\sklnr Si9,950. lllntng Room . 2 Car Plu11 C F Cole rth GQragt. W .000. Ca 11 • • , SWO Y 64~. Evenlnas 64&-m&. & Company EASTBLUFF OFFICE 2.545 E11tbluff Dr ive 640-0020 • COLWELL PR (lPFRTl[S IN (. Rf l\LTORS ----·-- ' e.ucr hurry -This 11 today's be!!l income buy. 4 t~'O bedroom home• with ll1Pafale garage!!. Spotless c:.'Orldlllon. Separate patio' ....:. comp l etely prlvatt. t>rorcs.s)Qflllily 1anc1sc11plnc. Cfiolce convenient Jocatlon. A1kl~ S62, 7~ EZ tem11 Call~. 1-,z· THE Rr:.1\L ' • ·-·~ J • t.~'TA ... h;-, Bayfront Conda 3 Br, J..Ba. pool, pier • ~JIJ\. DellghJfuJ 1111.!00 EMERALD IAY Immacu1all! a Br 1-tam nn. Ocean side oJ bwy. View. l\fust ettl $14!).000 Ted Hubert & Alooc. 3471 Vi A L1r!o 67'3-8000 REFLECTS PRIDE! 3 bdrm, ln M&\\ VER.DE, ICl't<n<d In pob:6, Clooe lo rolr COlll'ar. Owner tran.'lf. lllUll -. i,. ..... 11L 0nJ,y $38,ll!O. Bkr. ~7-41.'lll ( r. 1 HEM r c j s I 11 I I • loser's la ment: "I olways _ . . . . . get blamed for •verythlng. Even cs a baby they were I p I N p E L ,-things on mo.• 1·11 I' I' I I I 0 C...olala '"* chucll• ...,ied by f;Jl!ng 1il the m1Jlfna WOtd L. ~L-..1-...J.-~..L.....J. ~ develop from 111p No. 3 b.kiw. PRINT NUM8EltED LtTT(JfS I 1 IN 1H£SE SQUAJffS .. UNSCiAMILE lETIEIS 10 I V Gft ANSWfff • • SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIRCATION 700 J I ' 10'1 v "" bed unit for Eac Ktt ly Jn I c Build' with S49, C:AL Naa N y.,, th< iiYO 4BR, shag to DAILY "1.0T (ii l ~,1 ....... -_ ... -~·1 Coate Mou fl-··-Ye"-H·~i. "" •--~ L"-I le Mobile Hom• I p . '6 I I - ,,,..,.,,..-,,.,,..,,..,,•-.,.;.,""'.,.,..,. ~ .,..-.,....;•~-· ------' ""' Sole lU -• ~ ' n•••-I '"!!"~"~'"!•~U~ntu~rn.~-!*~I - Super Old• Ho-T I I u R o N TOWN-GJJORGJA cowNJAL 4 PIER 1 SUP ' " · ()purtunlty '220 1 FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE RESALES mammolh bedrooms. heavy, • FLAMlNCO Mobil• Home 4B Units "-LANDLOIDSI $35 950 Large Lot Stt.'50 to $»,11111. -heavy lbab root wllh au lllx!i1 ,., .. , ln famll)I perlr, llduxe unii., Air <Onclilloned, LEARN Ins the .,;!ood ~ Wt Speelalbo 11 n.....,i -' ·-Unuaual oldtr, J bedroom, lorwln reelty wood sldlnp, latdctd boJI Lido Nord leyfront wbtrt 11nail pelo ar. all '1.cttle, U two bedroom, vol ....i 1::.i tro Bead> e o..n. dol 111a7 e Thi1 •pe.cious 5 , bedroom, 11,\ be.th home on huae lot ~ <'4 hrs) windows, lancb:c&ptd with • BR. 4 Batha. 1235.000 v.'tkomt. Two twl.m pooll; 2 baths. .,me split levtl 11 )1 'A Uq fl.lrni m • l.i&lunL Our lt«ltll Ser- l•mily room • 2 •tory bome Could build om"-•-·--'""·· ~. Private din•-LIDO REAL TY Jr planround 4 bail .i;.. S bodroorc1, 2 baUu, I tour ., lorn ... ture. vtco •---t.> Youl - ls for you! You will Jove the on ~ar. Priced'~-=; ~ anx~~ ~ ~. 't~ toyer and 'J 11n Via Lldo, N.B. mond; "''O l"t<nation hll!f; btdroomr. 2 baths, 3 pool.I, ;:nets, i;i.ik2 tc :e-,.,." Nu-vt':w~~ ••7 <"'Y ti"'plae<, modem built-133,500. Additlonal -red, cittular driveway IW• brick tiropta,.. E>«utivt * 67).7JllO * pool tabl" 4 •hullltboard. oundecka 4 patJot. lltt-Blc money ~... · NU·VIEW RINTALS .~-::t:~:'r::!=--H~~!.,..l•!JY~ail!!_l•>!!Nlf•.,-.J,J,m. to. tb1I: home, .fl bedrooml, nt~~ J!.& kini. :-.ma ~'O bedtooms, one l• k.l.na· plact1. Exctptjona) rental v.wk..Cannet tr, lotl ol C7.M030 or 4tl3'0 , mt time acfvertlHd. Call -dflt;-bailt ... -tnr;-cttstrw • dls&anee to OCHA. BKR. ' ..... ,.. ----1-aiie;puntj er b10ii iii! ma~ to ~'O major d•v, Werle ..... ~..,°' "'°"'••--'r SHARP 4 BEDROO·M·. ~at@d cloae to park, leh0ol1, 645-nn to tee newly decoratf'd. park liQ 96i-s5lL 1tar1.p space: two i, htwiu'• • ahoppblc. Va· .., ..... 111: V"" lhoPPins and ocean. It YoU • yard, bric, U>,950. 96l-5566, ' BR .l. Dt'tt. lra corner lot. pullman baths: disbwaWr; cancy laa than•%. Flexible pnimM er anop. slve ALL BUILTJN KJreH. w&nt to beat the Summer HuntiftlfM 8eac:h MR. Executive -Htft!' it ill! ntat Pf count. ()y.onao • built in r&nft'· oven A tlnancina. Sales pr Ic e 70 hn of prof fl 111 Io I QUIET CUirDE-SAC · heat, lhen ya; b<.,.. _ lhls --..... --...---1 5 Bic bdmil, 2 fl>I, tamlly 15.1,000. ~lll'll .,,...,..,.,, r a r b• 1 • l690,ooo. Will comlder 1ra1n1.,.. n<-689-lOOO, $270. PHONE AGENT home "°"'' New ftstil>& • , It. Isn't Youl's Yet rm, dinil>r. sunkrn liv nn, disposal; wuhcr & clrye<: lraflt& 83S-].26j, 48 lJ\l'llme. 1151 JACK 10'1 down. Th&t'i the onJy thlnc Wrona Rnman tb. New paint Jn A Newport &uch •hll carpet: custom * * * RENTIN<rLEASING • COATI ·POOL TABLE wllh lhi1 lovely bome.11 .. ~·:i.r":..= .. t Decorator DeRght dro .. ry; Ir window1: R•lph Ripley II.I ff•m .. '-.only, $ Y<'a - " \viu •1 .... eve1')1thlnr the ave rare All terms and only i4!,9SO. -,.· •. •, ~-m ..__ eow.rtd b'ont porch: la 17032 Sa&!t Andrews Agent24}\J'l.956-2500. u w1w room to spare •~-u IL .,,. ta-• '" "~""" ""'""" 1lorqe thed; tarport; laM °WALL.ACE in 15' x 30' den. 3 Bednn 2 .L•u• y wan ..-our _. • ., Call 962--6623. convttttd to 3 bedraomt ~1-FA '"··t I 8 3 BR, 2 BA, fai:p nn, $2'7S Ptf' RE bedroom•. 2 baths plu• C & W u.. ,_,, ·~· Hunt ngton Heh mo.905Liud.919-1412..,(l) • AL TORS bath, fireplace, bltins. Xlnt and a tam"'>' room by • In excelif'nt condition tbru-You are lht' v.·inner of 58S-3SSS. ·\.opon Evenings in·A Giit. many extru. Walk 10 beach LUXURY HOME tanUly ,with'""'"'""' lute, out .See to approc. Call Jot l04l Buaine" c .. ,.,. Dr. 2 Uck•ts 10 the ~---=---·I •, 962-4454 • $32,950 A: aehoolt. ONLY $27,159. and they Aid COit ii no ob-appt 531-729'. For l8le by Irvine Southland Coron• del Mar Thia: ex-·tlvt home. •--• jecl. You have to ate the 3 .......... r ••-oo tin · ·-.. • .... " ..... .., · ......,.,, • ancmg Home & Garden 1pacious bdrmt, bJr tamU,, Ind> deep ~ ...,,e\U)e 10 aviUJahl< with 10% dn. 16 UNITS Show -. ' ............ 11•f ·~ ,, EXCEPTIONAL I VA NO DOWN on this rare • va1ut". 2 bedrooms each unit. One unit now vacant and ready Roy MeCordlo Roolt~r 548-7729 Realtors 842-4455 rm. Immaculate! nu. bi· beilleve it, contra1lf!d BAYFRONT Anaheim loc•tion at th,. Jn-el featurn Parquet imtry, apinst stained c e d a r t.tACNIFICENT VIE\V near Rivendde ftf:e\\'&,v 'ANAH ~ 1 M 1810 Newport Blvd., CM. YOUNG LOVERS hardwood Doon Jge pat' ~ill& .in the llvltl& room, Scheduled II'OV.1h S24t.I. ~ water IOltmer .f. other ni~ family room •nd dihing Laraest l tw!\\·est 20x40 Loan usunu1.ble. CONVENTION tor imm~i<te , occupanq. MESA VERDE Three spacious bidroom1, 1% baths, hardwood Ooon. Garage ls .finished and could be uaed tor lfll!'cial parties Total payments $151 per month if you take ovu tint T.D. ~xisting. HURRY! to hiVe xtru. Priced to aell room. Elepnce is C&JTied mobile home at Udo Park. Can be lncre111sed. CE NT ER at onJy $41,950. Call A see, throughout tht !'Ht at the CUetom bu.Ill, 2 BR, 2 BA. Price-d to ~e:ll Juij 14 · July 23 962. house and can alao be seen N0° chil~,.!22·500· Space al $156,500, Plt-ase caJl 642·5678, ext, Jlf "ffi3?. in the landscaping. All tor 1 Anc ....... -~ Way, Udo beh\·ttn 9 and 5 pm to cl1um FAch unit reni. r... $166. PRIDE OF OWNER Kup a1 borne or ~al. Qn. Jy $32,950. It you havt!' bffn Large 3 bdrm., 2 ~th, faml· 1 th · 11 ly rm.. bltns, 2 ~pies. n e IH!rvtce, ca w;, Beautiful 550 aq. fl ma.<itl'!r Irvine only $38,500. You may Park, 110 Lido Parle Dr, your tjckets. !North Co11nty assume the Jow interest Ne\\'port Be'ach, LidQ. P,enin, toll-free number is 540-12201 ·suite incl. separate den. Deluxe carpeting & Mexican tile floors. 1st time ottered. HOME OF DISTINCTION FHA loan. Call 646--7ln. MOBlLE home 10X50 W/P,.'(· * * * )>i(ndo, 2 BR/bltns & ttllig, forced ~.1. nip & drpt> .. partly furn. Very clean. See to appl'eeiate. $ 3 5 O O . Real.10ts S45-0465 o~n 12. to 5. Priced for RealtOn SU-t456 · Open Evse 1 qwck sale. $35,500. 3260 o;;;;;;;iiii.i;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii ' ~ · Michigan, owner. 549-2688. CONDO~INIUM 51/ .. /. FHA N•wport Beach $30,500. Two POOL HOME Bdrm• .. two baths. Enclos· 3 BR. 2 BA,· crpU:. drps, C!d patio on corner lot. Steps block wallli, heated pool, to pool. close to 1chooJ1, frwys, TRIPLEX oboppg. Londond•rty La. Building an Estate! Begin Asking $33,!m. &46-8661 or with this income property. _830-4:.:.o,_;99~2-". ~~==-- $49.950. SAYE TIME CALL (i) '46·2•14 Cook. watch the kids le talk $21,950. Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath/Just red., covd patio, e:lec kit, 2 car gar, din rm, well ldscpd, with $1,100. dn, >mo. pyml5 $:ni. pays all. Nt: Brookhurst le: Garfield. Call now! I' 531·5111 '::1 $31·5111 1 !_. to OM. 3 BR., 2 ba., family ......... , rm.129,500. FHA/VA. CheowThon Rent •••LTY GEM .. -. N•ar Newp•rt Peat Office 1 1---TOTAL COST TO YOU $750 *Ffxtr Upper l BR.* 1610 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. or take over existing Sl.57 Corner Jot. Xlnt floor plan. REALTORS 642-4623 • per month payment on this Bring your paint brush & 4 BR.., ju.st painted. Lg. !iv. hv<1 story c o n ~ o • 4 aave $. Good toe, close to all rm .. tam. rm. in kiteh, 114 bedrooms. 2 bat.hi pJu.s M."hooli!. HWT)'! Ba. W/W cpt. thruout. N.B. many, many extras. HUR· BALBOA BAY PROP. H;gh & Woodland Sehl" RY! * 642-7491 * clo<e to parochial ochl • Balboa I sl•nd $.10.000 ~ROE ..... . •I [f ' I~ ........ ,,•;l I'' I Realtor• 842-4455 XLN'T LOCATION 4 hr. huge ram rm. 1brm din OWNER. must mow, den 1: ClasS'ic Island home, 3 Br + rm. Beaut lndscpd. CUI de K family room I~ eoouch bunk houle. Dis.tinct.ivf l!'X· sac, $45.500. 1940 ildeer tor a full zi:red pool table. 4 fer. i\.lany uniq~ featUre&. Cir. Shown by a PP t • twin sized bedrooms. xtra Qual ity construction. Pstio, ~'4&-=,;,"cc''°"·~~~~~-baths, It val tireplace, din- Sundk, lrg 2 oar gar. l!t OPEN. ~lesa Verde. 4 bdrm. ing room, built-ine:, prime Public cffering of this Assume FHA under $3,IXX> homll! atta, brk. $31,CXX>. Quie:t OJ.I-de-sac location with a vtew for H'lic 4 O THE: llF:l\L ''-L.~T I; I. pc, bdrm .• 2',1 ba. mme. au -~N=EW==ro=IT==-= nice family room with built·ins, fluorescent kit· HEIGHTS =:,:n~":;::, ~ 5 BEDROOMS km of patio atta. $56,500. $5B,000 Including land. 'n'i·level home, great lor 8redhill REALTY Univ. Paric Center, Irvine Call Anytime, ~ Ottice Hours 8 AM. to 8 PM A Vl.EW t!ntart.a.inh>i', wet bai", ~ sun deck, very large lot, rear yard ideal for tennis court Ir pool. Many trtts. Rear aceesa tar boat or trailer. Call 6t6-nn. THAT NEVER STOPS I 1-,B"'L"'U"'F"'F-='S"'""'E"'""'P~L"'A~N~ PRIME Joe. iri beaut. Turtle Rock H I 11 s. overtookirw 2500 lq, Jt. 3 Br., .2~ Ba. UCI 3 Bdnn 2 bathl plus family room. Vacant, • • s., ' clean, move-in ready at f:am. nn., fUIIY aifo..<xn.. ditione't:f. All elec. kitch., $500. per month. self-cleaning f)\rel'l!I. ·~-Decorated thnlout in quiet, :.",f...,.. ~ ·-· East t'Y J!i.uf !fr; really ~? ,.. ' . I I ' I ' 11 I I' i I ii 'I I ---111·111:11' home. By Owner -in,soo. d111n. 3293 Michigan. 540-9347 962-1313. 2414 Vista del Oro Newport Beach 644-1133 ANYTIME ·-~· ..:::::.::=------"SINCE 1St6'' •·~!. El Toro $23,500 BAYFRONT lit Western Bank Bldg. Collet• Park GI or FHA TERMS. 3 Bed· Univresity Park, Irvine MAGNIFICENT VIEW 3 BR., 2 BA., cpl!, drps, lge Largest &. newest 20x40 POOL. College Park. 3 BR, patio, lgt>. pool-size lot rm, fenced yard, attached D•ys 552-7000 Ni9hts mobile home at Udo Park. 1" ba. &. Fam Rm. $32,500. enclceed by block \\'all, sarage, Oean in and out. Custom built, 2 BR. 2 BA. 5% dwn. Foc appi. <Oil I cl ... to xlnt oe ~ o o l •. GI'• no.clown. ROOM,$ FOR No childron. $22,500. Space 2131941-0737. Btk. markets, new ma 11. * 847..8531 * ANYTHING' D Ancho ·w I u. n-asonablo. 331·1153, tho Real Estele Mort • ' rage •Y. Lido Coron11 de ""'' ne • Park.-710 Lido Park Dr, CDM For •91-2l1G alt 5'30 "wk .. n&. REPOSS~SIONS F~v\~~ ":;':,' ~= NJ.'Wport Beach, Lido P<nin. Fountoln VoRey For·blfonnati!m ..a location Lois' of wlk·in clooei.. Lari« PANORAMIC VIEW NothillC) Down 7 of the• FllA • V• -... lomlJy room olf th• modem BcauL maintained home 51&-nn LIKE new, 6 mo1., 2 BR, 2 I REALTORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 BA, lndscpd, beaut park, I INDUSTRIAL & mi to beach, pools, clubhse, MOMy to LOln H0~1EO\\INERS! BORROW $1000 . $10,000 Up LOW MONTHLY 240 else to shoppg. Lse $85 mo. COMMERCIAL PAYMENTS Sll 900. H n t g n Bch ALL size buildi""'"' fo . I LOANS on ANY }101\IE, ' • ·~P I SS" PAID FOR or NOT 615-5341. or lease. Ready for use~ or CO?ttPARE OUR C 0 ST S VACANCIES! H 0 0 S I E R l~tors. Ca11 lnvt"Stment F'IRST'. TRAILER COURT, C<Mta dtvimn 546-t600. Jo'IRESIDE i.oAN Mna, bee.rt of town. Spe.ooi GUARANTEE: up to 40' left. Adults. No II you can get the SAME pet.a, S6S. incld'r eas, ·LOAN from Atty OTHER I _;548-=~2370~~-~~·:_ ___ , .-,;u;~:;--u:"-;;;~c. LENDER in California at 33' Spart:''" 1 BR, ba., awn-OPEN HOUSE RATES LESS THAN WE tng, pnv beach & dock, Sit. & Sun. 12 to 5 p.m. OFFER, Tetu rn the $1800. Bay Shore Park. 112 TRIPLEXES. Models at 17th htONEY within 15 days. and W. Cit Hwy., N.B. Sp E-13, St. in Huntington Be111ch, YOUR LOAN with US b rro.8978. walk to beach. Call 968-3.171. FRF.E! R.C. \\.'EP,NER • Presidl'nl = :. :.11,1 ll .~ , I! FIRESIDE Thrift SACRIFICE in Lido waterfront perk, 2 hr, $3,99'5. Abo dbl wide at $5.995. 673-3817. 19 UNITS 2328 Harbor Bl., C.M. 645-1000 Sx.42. 2 BR, tio bacpd P>f,00> • 6.3 X Gros a 319 N. Main, S.A. 547..{1684 rec room le~· walk ~ Walker & Lee MS-n31. 1 t TD L ""'1>pg. 165 ..;,_ $2l00. lndu1trlol Property 161 $ 08 0$ 6464461 -6% % INTEREST 8'x3T Mobile home w/10'~' M·l ZONE 2 d TD L Cabana, earpeled, •~g, 8211' x SOO' lot, hu dweUina n . oa ns · 4 storage sheet. $1800. After and aarage · 5 548-4Q)2. · .. Lowest rates Orange Co, ' · $34,!00 "WE BUY TD'S" 10x55, 1 Br Mobile home Roy McCardl• Rl1ltor located in N.B. Sl,500. out 541-mt , Sattler Mtg. Co. of town owner anxious. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 642a2171 S4S..D611 ~9926. manager Serving Harbor area 21 yn. GREAT t.kes 2 Br Ex· Lota for Sele 170 WE make loam on property. panda, lndscpd, 5 ''1:ar adlt Alm buy TD'•. McCllU'e, pk. Shop, $6,500. 56-6676. LOT on beach in Morro Bay Bkr. 492-8332 or 492·°'24. ·n SKYLINE :llx!i2, 2 br, 2 -6Txl>J'. s.u or trod<. ha, shq, 2 1heds. nu court, M2-46Ul. xtras. S.A. MT-4!07. Mounteln, O.aort, I _tw.,.. Resort 174 . --- 2 Br, l Ba home, 1 blk btacb. Huge Liv nn, 2 used brick trplc's, bumr. shutters, all bllns. 1'67 "· n. on Irr k>t. =· NU-VllW RENTALS 673-4030 or 494-3248 1t1t DUPLEX BRAN'D NE\\', Huge db: ~·nu's ·unit. 3 BR.. 3 BA., f)rcpl•ee, bltin1, 1800 1q. ft. + 3 dee"' \\'/Vit\V Cf tt.y, ocean, A hillli, \Valk I<> heh & shoppin&. 1 YT ls~. $395. RPfs. requi:red. 675-690n. \\'ALK to bd""3 BR, aun df'Ckt, hut Vt'ry1 h t n I · lcid</J<Obo, Rent·A·Hou1e 979-1430 CLEAN 3 hr, ! aty, nu crpt. i!!leet k1t, rar. wndeck, nr beach, s.n~ an '· Cost• Mei• e COZY 1 Br---turn. Nr lilOT'f'll'. Ytd for sml ~. 'S115. ALA ltentob • 645-3'00 e BEST 'BET! 2 Br, fhcd )'td, encl pr, lddl/pete. Sl40. ALA Rentals • 645-3900 LEASE OPTION· S BR, 2 BA, fam . rm ., East- side. $325 . per mo. Agent. 64&-3928, Eve: 5411-9418. •BELIEVE!-2 Br 't\•/tncd yrd JM kid• k pest. 1125. .ALA Rentel• e e MORE ltnom! 3 RJt. 2 'Ba, crpt/drpt, kkl11/ptes. noo. ALA Rent1l1 • 3 br, 2 'bl, cpts, drps, bltns, ~nee!· patio, db1 llJ'l.I"· Jmmtd. nceupancy. P!i5. ~ltll North. NT...._,, Rich. 4Blt2BA,blt!ro,- )'lid, ...... ....atnt -. tion-lnln>Otl~-,.. mo •. Call .,.nt ;.tMJ4!. 3· Br, 3 Ba. '3llO .... lit " Jut' + -. oltpaell. w,1or " _.-"" 642-141111, y.,, the -colwell Company, A REAL DREAM ""'tact-kitch•n.Bigliviniroomwilh 2 Bedrooms 4 latJlt lamily / I~ 1'0 AC. FOR RISALE thll!. lu'gest VA 'brofcfr •i(t rLovely 3 A den, siQgle story KA.SAllAN • fireplace and ·separate rm. Pool S8'.,50ll ~ 160 • c re a surve)'M and HoUHI furnlthecf 300 Sl..,_., ~ _f"" nal. dMn; California, een ~ for home w/ma.ny, many x1ra1. Rail Estate 147 .. 9604 dining areL This 2500 Square Gffr,. Wiiiiamson c-----~ ttcon:led lnto (41 40 acre General tncd b' ~ )'Otl to determine ~ VA Lota of masonry work wood· Foo~ Irvine bl!auty ii Mly Reeltor lqts for resaJe, in Lasttn .. Rent-A-Hou1e 97'-IQO or GI eligibiili'ity and~ to work and ldscpg hav~ eone TIME'S wast.in'. .this VA· $41,900 including the land! 541-4570 '45-15'4 Commerclll ~nty. Nr. pa~ road. Na~ $17$-84 Jsl Irr t Br., • HUGE Beahelor w/ buy .,, to'50, 60 or pemaps into lirls bouxe. All upgraded CANT I bedroom 2 balh 646-nn. -THE POINT P-rty 151 lional ''"'"· p•ne trees. " privacy 4 charm. "°"'h. Child, amt pet '*· M(ef'i a 70 thOu~ dollar crpts 6 drpg, freihly paint· home Is yearning for a • ......... views of Mt. Shuta. $29,950. ~Dana Pt. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Ut.U tnc f120, ~ for nothing down ed. The back yard is a 'Pie-family. Early mov« in to Exclusive Balboa Peninsula. ~.of the L11t $2.900 dn. I: $249 per mo. A fl"plc, all features. ALA, Rentel1 e '4S-noo and int:Eftst at ooly 7%. turesque of flowers. incl. qualified buyers. Askin&' Jmprealve 4 BR., 3 bath, Vacant downlown percels in can give 4 deetfs. Rich $4()1).-1..quna. Beaut turn 2 Perhaps some of you set:lers many expensive l'Oll!' bushea. $27,CXX>. NO DOWN Gl'1 or extra large liv. rm. Huge 18 Laguna Beach. Thi• land Prouty. LANDWAY. 714: ~&pl, view! would like ~a explained to So clean you'll really low LOW DOWN TO .,...._..;.c:;:::::::::::::= x 40 faniily rm. with beam ii well located A ready 622.-1815. .. NU·VIEW RENTALS l'OU· Al!IO; It could be the ii! Priced at $39,500, It NON-VETS. Call SEYMOUR Legvn.1 8Ndt oeiling1, musive b'plc., for development. Buy ~ 2 Lor., mecluded $2,450 67J..4030 er 49'--3248 IUCttssful way to ~H your won't last. Near Mile Square REALTY, 847-1221 MYSTIC HILLS larp patio. ONLY $79,500. A build Ol' hold ,for Moonrldp cabin $15,150 LOVELY 2 bedroom. and e E-Z Doet fl! 2 Br, lltitNe, ttfris, cptl/drps, NICE! $145. . ALA Rontols • 645-3900 l!ast lluft property at tuD pl'ICe. Call Park e __ SE_l_J_JN.;.G"·-,-s.~n-d"ir_ect..,...,..to Ocean view! 4 B<lrms., 2 ba. CA.t,,L E) ~. to4it·l•1c appreciation. 1.oned C2. Lakl'skle cabin $35,000 den. Good iOcation. $375. a ti75-7225. If . • Bier. No long listing per· ~an view HVing A: dining , ~....... Realonomics, Bier. 675-f700 Call 866-46(1 or write; month. Ava.I.I.able for ont Au& Condo, 3 BR, i BA. • iod, immediatl! cash to you rms. Lg~ level yard, room a&ALTY' EXCLUSIVE Ct % acre, , Spe'nCU Real Eatate, P. O. )'etl1 or more. No pet& or , 1 llWtl $325 mo. 531·5111 ( :.J 531·5118 • even if behind In payrnts Jor pcicL· Xlnt neighborhood, N••r Ne•p•r.• P••t orrlc• level. l247 Brookhunt, Ibo~ ~ 2828• Bia' Bear Lake, amall children. A I~ n t -..1064 tvtt. COLWELL PROPERTIES INC REALTORS • h .. ' .. due P-n cl 10 hool •m™ · Pini center, Anabeim. · 675-7225. C.P.J. -.,.,=-==-...,...-=-=~• or ave . .,_ . ose IC ._ ~.-. BACK BAY VIEW EAST lllull condo. 3 BR. 2 e al, confidential attention-* 499-2800 * 545-4389. LOT in famous Lake Havuu, FREE Rent 1 full yr.+ inc, 2 SEYMOUR AAAA RATED Pl · ~ F··"·· ..... , lx>me or the world •·--·-Br Kid / ~ k BA. -'"'-· $711-e Call 96C2-M23&. Ewv" ~~ ~llllll:~ ... ~-:r. us view u.. eu1u.Nf1 ............... BY <>wner _ Nwpt ~h ..... nwv. • , pe ... o . ·-_1 buy of the week. lm· -~ A Eutbluf!. Ju.st u beauti· Ocean vu, knJt bldg, 1· yn'. London Bridge. Located Rtnt·A·Houq J7'..fUO i---,.----""'"'----I maculate 4 bedroom 2 bath tut at night u in the Gay: oJd comp! re.fl.lrbiibe<l close to all schools A city. C t Me F'~teln· Y•lley home Features bright 'n OWNER trans. A 11 u m e A beautiful home with 3 ~ inS mo. $'15,00J: $9000 or will trade ftJr Costa OI • 18 AWARD WINNER! chffl')' kitchen, overlooking 5%% loan, payments less .,.. .. ..,..':"llllO. apaciolll bedroomt 11 a 673-7629. Mesa or Newport Beach Jn. 1 BR tniler fOr rt·m. Adulu VEftY Nc8 3 br, tam nn, . Iamily ho . luscious pool •ia yard with than rent. 3 bedrooms. den, CLOSE-IN channin& family room for 2068 Newport Blvd,, CM. c 2 mme prop. 644-4687. only, 140 Cabrilk> .St . waJk 10 T. V. Hi SChl. Att 1 Thi• eorie:ous ._ , ~ double patio, extraorinary xtra cabinets a~ Jhelw:s in only $64,500. can 6'6-7171. mne 100x315. Owne'l' wru 1UST USTED ·-Lakefront.1.;615-39.:::..:::1:,:4..,..,.,.......,.---~""'~·-m_~ __ . _____ 1 just waiting •Vl you . .,, •Vlu storage space, c u 1 tom • al: modern kitchen, builtins, 2 blocks to beach, town & · hse lg 1ot Needs tin.•• the warm· A: co.zy living dra d . -~•, -~ lh.;.. ..l..o.-w.-2 carry TD. Prine. cnly. ...,, .500--. NtWPOrt Be•ch H--~'-~-leech . . pes an carpetmg, con· expensive wallpaper, many ... , ........ l"'"' -.......... u,.5 &C-112l ""'°' . un'"'ll'vn room to the•spe.ClOU&; master veniently locAted in pride or custom features, c:overed bdrm, 1 bath cotlfll'! clo.se • PROF. BLOC. -$34,CKXI. OCEANFRONT Home en 1 -,:,~EACH~~,.,,.,==,-- suite, thia beauty 1 is fr!'lh. ownership" IU'ea. A Must patio with natural brick to everything. $31.000. Condominiums SF.cLUDEO-% acre-3 Bdr. beach. Sleeps S. Month ct • 8 COM'Bt1\S! SpK. ~ 4'1~'1J;d~ :t see-priced right at $33.250. treptace, brk., s 26. ooo . ~I. &.-2.C:HANNELFRONT for ult 160 ci,8~~~~· Auauat $1200. Mr. RoblnJon ~ Bachrior all utU inc W.1-, ... , or sto'rar•. I SEYMOU. R will take your. 846-0604. 0 ._,,#I flewerR 3 Br, & den, 3 .ha, CONDO for Sale 3 BR, 21£ ' $10,950. -Davi• Realty &U-7000. A. L_A· Rentals • ". • - <• -h tra-'-C 1 l M/11-! Ith 'd · •--" ' ?J Alplne.'Rtalty, P:O. Boie 1796:·1: :-:==-:----:---,.-::-= -~- lush ~bag and would ~ ome 1n ""'· a VEI'S $100 TOTAL CASH. ~· boa.~t0v!':,k; :/!p~ f;:: ~·· 2 car prage. w/pool Big Bear Lt.ke en') 866-751J 1 BLOCK . to beech. 2 BR, • HAru> 'Find 28 beli<:Ve .;,Ucll'more! Ju'I SEYMOUR REALTY Xlnt nice 4 bdnn ln xlnl REAL ESTATE J>Mvl. Near Hooe Hoop. $l00.Mo.onyrlyl,..ltll< _ _. to ! r,llle<i Usted·l-ium! Call 979-1050. Mr-1m0r~2 --'"H.B. irae -neat Douglil, 1190 Gteniieyre-SC _:. Park:"'SS'T.500. 6n.:9183-. ·1teal '!1tet1 W•nted"lM· -wt. 67J.:.$807.' ¥1'f• tncl -1'1'1 kids/pets. c!ow to """' ,o '-"'· 491-9413 S<!l-0316 MEDITT. DUPLEX H n56. Ontu BONUS ROOM VACANT, immed J>O.l!S· B<11 1 3 BR. & Den $36,tsO Mod•m duplex, 3 & 2" d•n. Dup:oxn/Unlt1 162 ';:,:~·~" 3 or • Br ou-Unfum, 305 ALA Rontol1 • 645-3'00 "' •BA JMil ,. of all only $21,000. Hun:v, ·UniQUt white brick uter Pier A slip. 3 way water u I , . . , . any, 133-1129 General •WE hive a tarp eeltetioa ~21'· 4,,:. j,,~ A":..~ ,.i;;. ~ ""'""•tL .~' gated· .. ..,.. 2 Ba., bt>.inl'. ,~;;;;• N'~:i 199:_:_ CDM BEAUTY ;.1',?.'' 612-23!2 wkndl & of a..,, 4 -""""" -~ I r ; 60' x 120' cul~~ac lot. c & w frplc., carp. Yard needs ~ front home is a 3 that can h mo'Nd IDie , • brick IJ>l, tam rm. crpts .. I OWNER work, but a ftal buy for the WATERFRON'F ,J.k!o Ille, ._ _ _. __ 2 '·Jh -a...--a1mott tramedlatieb' •'ear band Call Via Lido Saud. Priced tor IJaJnlUJn Ull "' ... 11""''-Atnt·Optto1 plaB. ·BYOWNER -MeadelMar. bltin r&,111e, dbl oven. TRANSFERRED Mrssfo:~EAL~ $-0731 quick al~ by owner. Prb,. withformaldlningroom,all I Fiunc:lail • SHERWOOD ft. ,J:ALTY, d-. °"" . ..u.d dbl pr, 3 »-• 1v ~lb boat tml>ly docora(ed with a HoUIOt * Apll. 4 BR, 2 BA, ramUy rm. New palio.133,000. tam all. ~rm. ~ -' or NEAR V~ 11..,..·,. OWN-1cl~,!'1.Y· Ille>, llJ.:-OOO; -"• ldlcben and an Jn. . * 1 41•0111 * S4115JS •ha& cn>ts. Corner. Ready camper gate near beach .l YOUR-OWN apt. .... beach. ~·-2 I ... •1 In R/O I J • 5 0 e I' -c-1 5H. down. o-•.. .• format eati"' .... in ... r .. • • •' ' lo ~fov~In! ", •. "'·"NV· ..u · uv •'" 000 ~-" RJ•• · M>~ -• W.-Sky I falll I 8 I •• . $24.500. Call 962-'IT71. ~" • ~=· u., ~-· ,.,. I Ill) kMchen. The..,., apartm.,. UI Mii l'A m.; crpts. Wxlll' CO~LLEGE. P•rk. 4 Br., 2 ba.1 t'2-447l I:,) MUIDJ RED CARPET REALTORS L•tun• Niguel Fallll'c rlehl into tho kit->i brand new, I wo Opportunity 1 200 fned, lot, dltl. ior: Ve-OW th E di.en • right through t h e ~11. CAthei:traJ ctl· CL tOO SS>LAGUNA Bachelor ped, cent -Mow flt ..... y. 111.m rm. ~fa.ny fruit trees. L ER 1n R NT 8 Ro ADM O OR, N~ SKYLIGm'. of this charm-1np, owr a wuper gara.se • UN QUE 2 blkir to <Uan. Vaourt. $200 me ~nt tfJ. $31.950. Prinvipals only. 596 OWNER mll&t .ell. ~ Auume thil S1'% VA lotln Short!, oceanvtew, 4 Br. and utility room I GIFT HURRY ! • • Princeron Dr. ~l'reS. rooms. 4 bedroom(ll. xtra w/paymts of Gnly $139/tno family rm, 2 Ba, 2 yrs old. in& CUSTOM BUILT home! are<1. Priced right and SHOP • . * 71.,. 546,11 • * CALL 546-77J9 * bat h •, mac n If Ice n t including rne1paJ, lntertt't, DlO aq Jt, Id 1 e pd, rt'• a1eo falling Into ltJe vacant Call 61">12'J5. FOR ~Specialty •hop ln $130-PJtIVATE hOme w/ 2 AT'm.AcrtVE 3 BR. -.. Sharp _ vacant 3 A 4 BR fireplace. new d r a 'Pt: t. t8'::es . a: tnsurarice. 3 BR, dtp!i/cptd, 3 CU' gange. SPARKLING HEATED A exclllSIW center, Orange, Bt, cpta, cl.rps, pr, k:ldi ok. t"' BA, fenced yal'd w/att. ~-• 1 n ·-a \Vi 1 J s "'allpe.per accents. Mural crptc A drps. $26,900. Beautifpl family tmne, fine l'ILTFJlED POOL. Ii on Santa Ana area. ~fMY no · * gs.rap. Jmtned ~· nr ~~ ..... • \\'OOd paneling, bkr, $29,900, KASABIAN R. E. area ,.,:\th· nsy, •fe beach the patio,• through another dusive , ftatUJ'E'I, Owner's $14<>-COZY Cotlaae 1 Br achools A lhOppU.. dilldrwtn t.Y· 84)...6691. 847-9604 Eves 982-5319 .111ccna. $61,500. C8.ll o'Nntt. ~t~~~~iw~~:~ J!IRt~ .interest demandins tncl pa.&, tar. pet tc~ .l pett 1''f:f<lome. Mt..m. 3 BDRM, patio. double OWNER, leaving. You can OWNER desperate, 1Wbft 4961334. ·~ tilt 4 ~'001nt, the tMnVy more: tirM. Call Rob San. ddttfd. l~BtAC. l + 3 + Fam. rm. &arag•, la"" yard. new walk lo tho beach. Newly I P!>OI. , s betlrooms. 2\1 bAtho, Lido Isle' ,.=;=:;;:::=====I lord, GRUBB & ELLIS 4300 * Cov. patio, Cpta, dti>f, <Iii· paint &: crpt. C-2 lot. lB6 df!COf'8-ttd, ' bedrooms , built-int, d I 1 h w a• h fl: r , room, the dining room A the 2 Br. Unfurn., am. yard, Campus Dr. N.8. 561-1900. $13.)..fRESHLY deeorated 2 dt·MC. NT'. MDAC. S250. Wtlls Place. $27.900. OwMr. buflt-ln range, oven , ivallpaper accents, min'ored SALESMAN ~~~RA~~~~~~ 21c3~Prt .• !~B/~~ ~ 1t79dulta. BOAT Rent&! -SUmriier Fu.n Br. bltne, Irr )'I'd tor kid; .t ~7 aft 5 «' (213) 54-0961. di!Jhwu~. huge fireplace.! v.•a.ti, new thick 1 ha1 We have an opening .for • ED CATHEDRAL CErt,. '" aciuc • ~ ' P\ua1 -Sl),O)) + net Gltt pet. :w6--M30. !!EST Col~ Park •~a. 3 yard with 6 mat~re trull I ctrpeting, central f I 0 0 r high callbrt, creative aales-INCS! A IJ"flat Nn"POrt Income Property 16' ihoo, H•llma.J'k * I :-LEA=SE=""'ia=-=--.,-,_--3 Br.,·2·9a. ejlcl .. pt,tio,'btoc 50 k trees. ~fful tettlng, brk, plen, brk, $24.9SO, 9624165. ~ caJ?!ble of dealin1 Bea.ch •ddreu at only • NO\V SELt.tNG • , Holl1nd lus. 51111 $175-oDOUJ-IOUSE, new 2 bt, 2 ba. cpts, di'pl, eov ••all. near 1Chooi!I. $28.7 · S33,CXX>. Mr2561. O\VNER SAYS "SELL." .and in i\iitiil'"'fnibe.!!_ propertil!'!I. $52,995 with 10% down. Cail · • '1"be Bn>ker "'Jlh EmJ>1lhY' Br. tncl sa.r, bltnfl, patio. Nr IChlJ A «'Hit. on ..,..i<'l lerm• .• Principl" $23,500. bt'll k"'1> lhal buyer wilt -nn. •••bBe!! IT16 Orana< Ave., C.M. crpto/&,i., pet ok . R<Cs. No pei.. M:l-'1'8111; 11nly. Coll &S:J..U03, 61;~.~ NEAR BEACH-4BR, 211 B~ "°"'· 1M10 4 Bdrm, h1ls< "°""""' ..!:.-J& -~-•--nu 613-41711 -• .,... LANDLORDS I 96&-2212 ' i\!ESA VEllDE Beouuru.., CONllO. eti>ta. ctrp~ !pl, }'IU'd oompl lencod and In S416 Via Lido 615-4562 INCOME HOMES ESl'ABLlSllEO Gardenlrc Do )<II have • vacancy! We 2 BR, $"3. Kid1/pt1>. Alto df.!COl'1lted & lantJecaped. eec 1dt, .2 car encl au. nk:tst U'N.. Only $31.~. &-NEW DUPLEXES $48.950 businMi-compltte w J t p p can nn It. '-'l•ny def!inble BR. $185. Kidl/Jltb. • Bft, $48,~. Ownr 557-4194 Vacant. Bkr-Ownr. Eve; }furry caJI Bkr ~ ELEGANT 4-NEW TRIPLEXES $67,950 nlte .,.,,;pment • tn.iltt. tel\81\tl on our waitlnt lli~:t. Re"t..A-Houte ,,,.... ' ' 4 bedroom A lamily room 2 ··-CORNER lot crul-<I•-•l 3 I 96S-ll71. GOV'T. OWNED home with 4 balho 4 2 lire-9\JICK CASH Beaul n<W A 3 BR unltl-IMIO or beo!1 of(e. 136-7454: Ablolutely. NO CHARGES. DAIL y PILOT 8R, 2 BA, trpl A i>o""' rm. 1 YEAR -& BR. G.....,. R•l>Ol••Md -._ Low pl•m. l92,500. THROUGH A 151 E , Bay St., Com Me•-.., l-$1•140'l. llACDN RENTALS 1;35.500. 54&-m! --i.. ~I Go Complt, I/I, Ph: 6IJ.lfl05. F$1'. loctl cou .. •imp I a.m. * 64.Mlll * CLASSIFIED ADS ~1 ~--cl b. ... .........M-l>l.Y• Ln-->•---.. DAILY PILOT v. A. Rl!jl'O. 4 BR. a ea. "'"'". ··"· u Av~ clotllla"""' Cail ---,.. .. BY .,..,,... duJ)lox I )'t old lo 4 p.m. ~d o"'1 on Llkt to trod<! Our Troder'• FOi & ,.TION. 'IS!.5oo$lt!IODN.$300Mo. tmmed-SIS,!195. Tr.nit. , --w 'aNT &D Capiltnm Bttch, s;o,ooo. Sm&ll lnVMtn-~ Pandiftcolllrilnt.lor,...1 'I'"' • • Aulhorbed Bn>htt 541-&110 .,,.,,.,.. 116M11J. * Crest Realty -' 3116 VI• Lido !W " ,. or trail< lor l6t. S36--03411. anor 5-&IMM3. s 11 .... s dtyi lor 5 buck!. '42·5'71 ~ost• Me•• • " • \ ' ' .. ' ' • • • ' DAILY PILOT TllftdiJ, July U , 197? '\ -I~! 1:.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'-..:.~~e ,~-_;_ ... ~-~~~~! Ap::..-..~ ... ~-~1[!1:;[1~~1;rt1~171::-~ ... ~ ... -~·l~!tl,1 [ ..... -... -1[!],I,__ Ao_~"'_" ... -__,l!t] 1 j!Ho~u~·~·~"""'"'-~~:,__2·305~ T.-i-Unfum. W l-:Apt.._._U":nfu_m. ___ ,.c.W"":"'.Atp~Dt;_,';,.;;U;..""';;.;.m;;;. ___ 365;;,;;;l:Afl.:;,;l·;..,:U;;;ntu:.:;.m.:.:... __ :365:; Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apb., Summer R.ntolo 420 Buo!Moo Rental 4'5 ' Coote Mou Hunll_._ -di Gonorol ·~--rol Do·• Point Ml I VI I Film. or Unfum. 370 B ,,.,_, ....,. ~·"""'-,.-.,~-------II on e O AYfftONT l BR, avail ..U tt OFFICE-$)) aq ft avl iiiiiiiilLARGE, dtluxt 2 Br. 2 Ba, e NEW 3 Br, l lii Ba a~ dn 1 C_,o,,o~l-•_M_io_ .. ____ _.,1 Ooru~to··•~vltillllew 't.~twklon' g'0"~~L SH~ ~i A~: , i H~CIENDA HARBOR oc:'tan view, $195. Adults llv rm. ,,,., <rl>Q, dtpl, $ R __ ._ ~ ·~ ·~ ~ ,. -• From $150 ooly. '9tr3738. billll, patio, pool t. rec lac. Umlller ennua nr jetty. 'lle.,,..Wbla lamil)' I =-.,;.·~21~30_. =-~~- 1.0VELY, lmmac 3 br, 2 bl, 3 Br, l 'ii ba. JIJ'8P, tam rm, sunken liv rm pool, l4 ml beach. w/frplc.., dtt kitchen. Nr 1 __ ..:fll=5..:"'°=·..:!l.l6"'833:;..::;;:.___ el"" achl, Jr <Oll<t<t ol HI&. Unlvoroffy Perie Mall. sm mo. 847-58831 DELUXE .1 & 2 BEDROOMS Fountoln Volley $230. 831Hlin. PALM MIESA APTS. only. 673-4303 le< •J>PI. BEAUT. 1600 "' fl, ,. ... CTI ' --E.urnllha<I " Unfurnllhod, ____ , .1BRt~~~11a#;. ... ~;;:;;;~No~w!PC!~rt~a.~och~-[=~ l\111'UTES TO NPT. BCll. BAY VIEW 2 ~. °"" Hwy, CdM. Low rent. w.q>t o to ll)', , "evn..t:.AGE m-:"l'i'lnceton. 2 ba. ll-plc, COIC, drps. encl 3 BR, 2 BA, AU. REC yd. Va<ant $235. 1'1 A last FACJL. '350/mo.·- Heated Pool -Garages -Shag· Carpeting '-• •• ' • • -' " ..... FU_RN. OR UNFURN. ·11 .... '<Olllpletelt,illrnloh-Cali ,Jo<d•n 641-400tl. ·l Dishwasher -All Utilities Paid. pool & recreation. No per., 2 PARK NEWPORT Ullhelievabl,y larxe "'"" ed. Avail June to Sept flliO lnduotrlol Rontol 450 '. l. Adulto C)nly. No Poto <!>l\dren. jl250. 557-1044. '". • ARTMENTS huge pool, Jacuul elec1 pr monlh. Adults only 241 Avoc1do St., Cooto Mato 646-1204 Huntington Boodt ""' bl .. h,., '1>ar cri>t>. drps, -. -COSTA MESA on th• bay s~~~~~~'.~"ius No. 62 a.aeon eay, N.B. d:r~~ ~~::S... _. ; VILLA MARSEILLES ON BEACH' i.. ... ,.,, apartment llvinl ... 1 BEDRM. ........ From$14-0 w.-nt ' BR. ' BA. FIBERGl.ASS : mo rent, 64S-4583. Duploxltl Unfum. 350 4 BR.. J ba, bl tl ns. · diel>WUher, paiio. Gd acbi ~!~t_o f'leu dist. Avail S.pL L $275. um-URN. duplo>c i BR, .;,ct SPACIOUS 1 I 2 BEDROOM APT. • mool<ing lht wator, EnJo• 2 BEDn" ....... From ~-60 Aus. _$2700. See Owner oo • FumLL~ a u~ ....... 1 ... L.-..a # """' •• .,.. Nr. Nwpt Frwy & s.D. ,.......,,, ._ "'"v,,...-2 BR., 2 BA Unl Fr. S251 $75(1,000 health spa, 7 swim-You're rlght, they're un-pttnnses, 2931 Crace l..n. 982-4313 garage, $135/mG.~ Adults orr Adult Llvl"I 2 BR. ~·-Fr,·-ming pool>, 7 llghted '""' d""'"'"ced 1561 Mesa Dr. l ~cn"'=m"'A""-~=---doll~~,--.. --. D•·•w••her color -~•-ted "li ... "'" -· .,... .....,.,II; .•""-"""' (So. of Bakef, E. ot Fairview I rvlne ly. Call 548-8835; ""' -...,.uw~ , lppi lDCOS • ADULTS ONLY Dll COO'\', pluo tnllea of (5 biles lrom Newport Blvd.) View of bay, Pvt. bead>. \I Mi) Jl<pre&enlaUvt there 4 BR., 2\1 ba, ...... $3651375 3 BR., 2\0 batbl ........ $350 4 Bit., 2, ~tbs•••••••••• $310 3BR,, tbalba .......... $3411 3 BR, 2 ;&Iba .......... $400 Plush shag carpet,-mh'rortil wardrobe doors-· Furniture Available bicycle tialls, t>UltlQI, shuf. .546-9860 $11S·w'-July. sioo wk, Aug. th'ndirect ,lightinfg In kitchen • br:eakfast bar • c. r p el>-drapes-<tiahwuher ~board, croquet. Junlo< 1'• -----u •o Ron n ...... 6~ Rltr. 9,~~;~= or 819-47)1 uge pnvate enced patio • plush landscap-heated poo1,..unu.1ennla uvRl $17L50 monthly; ollo l ~-.. ing -brick Jlar.be-Ques • large heated pools rec room;<>c<an vie"' and· 2-bedroom plans and Sparldkw N.,. Adult Apt& Vocotlon Rontolo 425 FOR leue h1 owner, in· IMMAC. 1 BR A 0ell-(OV & lanai. Air conditioning. patios-aml!le . P8rldnc 2·•Jory town houses. Elee-• 1 BR-Untum $1&), dw;:trial bldg. lD,000 sq.1315 patio. Crpt. ~ (lrp!. bltn5, 3101 So. Bristol St.,. S1nt1. An1 557-8200 Stturity Guards. trio kitcherui, private patios • 1 BR-~ $lll0. * ciTAUNA * Borchard, nr Ed!.¥r &: closed .aar., lovely private COLDWELi,, BANKER I. CO. HUNTINGTON nr balooniea, caroelin&, dra. e 2 BR 2 Ba-tum $245, Beautiful view home, 5 Br. Grand, Santa Ana. 642-J912, 2 BR. \Unfum. Sml yard. Carport $13'/mo. Adull!. 21111 Pacl\k N?-Jj. 644-0519. Hunll"lton 80iCil grounds. Water~ gardener MANAGING AGENT , perie1. Subt~anean park-e 1 BR 2 Ba-turn U45. By "'Hk or month 673--0148. NEW DELUXE 1¥1-1 Units. 3 •' .. I . i ·redhill , llEALTY Univ. Park Center, Irvine . Call Anytlnto tJ33.082ll O!lice !\OU?a' 8 AM to 8 PM pd. Responsible marfled 1 , , , + PACIFIC Jng with elevators, Optional Private r lush forest ph. poy,·er. 1733 Monrovia co1,1ple. $165. : (Adults) 00 "'!!!'!"'!!!'!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!i!!~~!!!!!!l!!!~!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!\!l!!I 111 maid terYice. Just bOl'lb of pa KMS, · Rent•l1 to ShaN 430 54l-3145: 836--9798 eves. ~ F OCEAN AVE .. H,B. Fash. se:tting. Carports, gaa patd.1-...;;.;;,;;;.~..;:;;;;;.:.;;__::;; ~~..,;...=~_,.--,"'I clop 1142-3276. _Ap_t•_· _u_'"-·----*-I Afll· Unfurn. 365 (nf) 5.1G-f487 ><>• 1'Lal>4 at Jamboree 114 E. 20th St., C.M. M8--0l17 FEMALE. -•tralght·w/same Rentols Wonted 460 ' DUPLEX I $1""' ~ Ole open 10 am-6 pm DaUv and San Joaquin Hills.Road. .1 .,• . or rent, ...,, Huntington a..ch Cost• Mei• ~ Telephone (n4) 644-1900 pr1 room &. board A 'laund. 1 Br, cpts, drps. 624 Genl!Va, WlLIJAM WALTERS CO. ·fOI' -ntaJ inlormal>'on Huntlngt~ !84•dl $150 mo. Nice home. Nr 19th RESPONSIBLE older lady ; Ap FREE trrILITI s ~.. needs room w I k it che n I t A, HB Call Manag,,r, E -l.BR NEW 2 BR FROM $l 39 & Pomona, CM. 645-2'(61, · 536-0430 apt, 0$Ll0 up Bachelor $85. HARBOR GREENS beaut 2 BR, shag crpts, DEWX>l 2 Br., 1 ba., lrpl.. FEM privgs by August 1, close· to ,. 3 BR.2Ba.,!am.nn .•• $325 1•••••••••rl Nr ' biach.• Pool . drapes,' blti ns, has trplc. new ,4rp. & paint. Encl MOVE IN ALE to share apt or shopping 'llea.6.f6..6485. • 1 4 BR., ·iaAi ba., tam. nn. ~1 1 536-3TT1~7282. Neer beach. Open house Sat gar. Adults over 30; no · T~AY I house. Working, n e a 1 • 3 BR Hse. or Jri, apt unfurn ~ ! 3 Bit.~ Ba, Atrium •.•• $325 , ., jf UJ L Furnished & 12-4::M. 623 9th St. or. call children or pets. $190. Kids Ii: pe3 'er' OK. PooJ. All 22plus--no children. 642-l31i23. for -nt-Clean. Until Jan. i,• WE HAVE ontERS Ai!artmenisforlltflt •gun• Belch 847--01«1. 645-444 extras. • $199. 17392-A GffiL to share furn 1 br .... ~ Unfurnlshtd 3. Kee.Ison Lane. (Nr. Slater & a----t . H B ~o:: 1973. $425 per mo. in CdM or •· NO. end -nr bch Bachelor WALK to Buch BAL. P-enin Deluxe 2 &: 3 Beach Bl.) 847-3669, s4'1-i1i2~~: · · ~ mo. Newport Bch. 644-3402. ': •lSJNCE 19-'' apt, cook'g facil, sep ent, From $120 to $215 mo 2 Br., cpts, drps, dshwshr BR. Frplc. Bar. Br<Y'ld new. F1JRN or unfurn 2 & 3 br ~,.;:~:.:::::_ ___ _ 360 prl patio. $125· until pcl. 125 & 308 16th, · 847-3957 Nr. Pavillion. yr l y . I 1 ~ ba pet OK. 'From 1145 ' SH1i:,~~kmy waterfront home ~.c.. •• -,-,-0~t------494-1836, -494-1256 B•chelor1 e 1 Bdrms LARGE 2 BR 1 1 , 1 842-8l'8 1 ' · w uvo.; , man 30-60 yrs. -·· s ory ...-p ex. · blk to shpg center. $150/mo. Straight 6'1:>-433! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"ii-ii lNewport B••Cl't 2 Bdrmt e 3 Bdrms Cpts, drps, r/o, gar fncd PARK Newport 1 BR. apt. Manager's address: Tl3l · · REFINED retired gentlema11 \Vants R&.B ort share deluxe home. Top $S. 558-1799 1 BAYFRONT RENTAL 1V2 or 2 Full Baths child OK. $l35. 847.0245. , Bay view overlooking tennis Ellis No. D, ll.B. 842-1831. BEAUTIFUL large home to 301 Edgewater at Coronado. Master slz~ bedrooms w/ L1gun• Bef.<h . 645--0600 8-4:30, 640-1266 2 BR duplex. Stovt", ~frig' shan. Newport Be a c h · Bold New Concept yearly lease Oilly $325, 3 high beam ceilings, large DELUXE 2 BR view duplex aft 5· ~~sh, wsil/dry, crpts; Prlv. room &: -Ba. M5- 3 l4.3. Garage tor I year. Costa \V ANTED: 4-5 BR home In Ensign-Harbor Hi district. Will sign lease. 642-5373. ,. ' " ,. " ,. ,. .. • ,. " . " " " " 1tt W..tem Bank Bide. Untvuslcy Park, 1rviDe Doya 55J.7GOO Nlghto FURNITURE RENTAL . BR. 2 baths, gah,ge, Prlv. Jiving room w/gas or gar Y.'aJk to bea h $265 , BEAOI area apartments ou;;.~ ~. pref. 15Cll Garages for Rent 435 Mesa o'r Ne\vport Beach . beach. Available now. wood burning' fireplace. ~ c · from $175 per month YJiy 642-4789 ' " " un ROBINSON Convenient laun~-· area $27:> mo. Good Real &tale. AGT 6..., .,,,,.~ • GARAGE for car or $torage. ~~~~~~·~~~~I uU>-off kitchen. Encl~ed pa-494-7518. · ·~· Mr. Larson .., U>. per mo. 918 Palm St. * M -··-DAV1S REALTY 66-'lllOO I 'l i<'--::::F.-=---~c--NEWPORT • BAYFRONT Now114!rt Boodl H~. ·~ "78,·-·--..... --·-. LAGO'NA Nigoet. 4 BR. 2 """'' to .nwnth t os. 2 swimming pools. N. end, 2 BR, 2 BA.. nr ..o ~ ;J.;)0-'l:Jt;r [ I~ " BA. Hv rm &: diniiw area, * lOO'ri Purchase Option $210 PER month sublet 7 /15 sauna, recreation facili· beach & market, Adults, no ~·u! ~ ~~ ~· Fw OAKWOOD ~,!:geyouNB,../CnMt mtoe 5yuur1...... ~ 7' · ,·,:.: family nn, frpl , builtini, *Wide SetecHon.. to 9/15. Large single apt ties. Security i\W'd. pets. $160 mo. 4~12. _,~ eo~u ,,..., . . carpets, drapes. fenced & * '4 Ho~~-= ~~l, TenniJ & Spa. Models Open 'til 9 pm. * NEW 2 BR., blk to beach. Newport Shores fum? 646-8473. sprinklers, kar garagt. 2700 p t W CM Spectacular view. $260 up. 1 BR. unfurn. 1 blk ocean, Office Rent•I . 440 Announcements 1-c •"t"mo •-1 .. 1 • Ii A t U f 3.1..ir . e erson ay~ 494-3383 or 4"'2339 Th La t I:;,:::~..;.;.:;:;.;::;. __ .;;,:; ~~_Av;nab~ ~~.24th~-r"5 ,.. _ :n ·G·P,.,.· r.o"I urn. -nr ~·A:';,,~lvd & 1 BR apt ;:. ~town. ~Z. r:'~J..,~ ~~ly 21 0 e 5 DESK space avanab1e $50 500 ·:· NOTICE ii hereby given that tbe undersigned will not be rel'ponsible for any debts or liabilities corttracted b y Oler Beau Professional Grooming as ()( 6/U/72. Auto transport•tion 525 -~ ~ Blt-lmi, · C'l>t'd. No pets. Word In mo. Wtn provide furnlture $175-Nice ' 1 Br, No. end. ON THE BEACHI 54e5075 $1111/mo. Call 842-4904. Apto., •70 Great al $5 mo. ....,..ring .....ice New cpti/drps. bltnl, pr. S1 7 W 19th CM MS-348t • r Furn. or Unfurn • .., available. 222 Forest Aw. $210-Walk to bch_ & town. 2 ms N. Main SA, 517.0m L,,i_nd_o_l.;.ol-"•-----Coot• Mos.i Apartments! Laguna Beach. - Br. Hage deck. View. l BR. Furn. &: Untum. M V d _ ------------NE\VPORT WATER.FRONT $275-El Toro 4 Br, 2 Ba, Bolboo 'Ponlnoulo FROM ONLY $195 LIVE IN A GARDEN ;:::::H-:-•;:::,;,"~"~---· I l & 2 BR. turn. or unlurn. What more can you say OFFICE. Presti .. location trpl, blt-!na, pr, )ll'd, patio. OCEAN QUEEN DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba. Pool. $140 Up. Children's about an apartment ·com· opposite Ltnda Isle. Carpet NU .. VIEW RENTALS ·-~WK Ac UP -On Ocean 1830 E. Ocean FJvd. and enjoy privacy, luxury encl gar, $155 up. R!-ntal section. ELM G.4.ROENS munity that-comes with $1 air, gd pl'king 341 Baymd~ IU- 67J...t000 or 494-3248 Lovely Bach -1 Br. -Rooms Long Beach (213) 435-5845 and security at a price you Ole., 3095 Mace Ave . APJ'S. 1n E. 22nd St., C.M. million worth of recreation'!' Dr. 673-lGID/e~s. 54&-1019 * • Bill Moxwell P .O. Box 151 Bolboa Island * NO. End charming: Br. din Maid Service -Poot. Util Pd. Mng'd by William Wa1ters Co. can afford. 546-1034. / ..:642-3645..'-'~:...· ----~-DE.SK Q>ace available $50 rro, trpl, gar, terril~ w/ •Call 675-8740 • Balboa .lsl•ncl * 1500 llC(. Jt. of living Apt _.:..,..·_U.;.;.,.nfu~rn.;;;..,.._...;:165::.,c;A:;:pt~,.:U::,nfu;:,::rn.::;:._...;;_:365::: 0J. a tennisplpro It activities mo. WW provide furniture ocean view, llh b I k' C_ott• Meu ;, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 baths -N~~ 11_ • 1rector us areat fun at$:! mo.~ 9er'Vlce be a c b 11 h 0 P , 1 • Adlta. 1---------LITTLE Island 11 Br lux. apt. * Fireplace, patio, garage ewport ~"i•iiciiihiiiiimn~N;ie~wiport;;;;;i;Bo;ioch~i;;;;;g:;; times? avallable. 17875 Beach Blvd 494-!838, 494-72S6 * $JO WEEK 1. UP * 1225/mo. Yrly .. aho 1 Br * Pool ·and putting " Hnntlngton l!!'ach. 6f2..432l L-Nl-.... 1 • Studio Ir 1 BR Apts $175. weekly 673-717!. -. Yours no1v, from S195. Come Rents from $145 2 ADJOINING off i ces 1 _.;;., __ .:;•:....----""i •TV A Maid Service Avail& __ o_lboo __ P_•n_i~n._•u_I_•_..='-• see! \1 available. 2 different loca- NEW Home, 3 BR, 1 BA, • Phone Servlce-Htd Pool ---ru1I SolT)', No Pets tions. $150. & $100./mo. lam rm, bltns. ....,.,, drps, e Children & Pet section 2 BR, 1\1 ba., patio, bakony, THE VENDOME ~~ ~ Or Children . , , -· ·view, 4 mi·to ocean no pets, 2376 Newpll't Blvd, CM 315 E. Bay. $225. monthly on lease, , ·$211>. Owner 213: 548-9755 or &t5-J967 yrly lease. Inquire at Apt. 1845 Anaheim Avenue ~ Models Open Daily NEWPORI' Beach off i ce 300-2'.l:H This J\d Worth $5, on Rent C. 673--1521 or ~8-7tn. ~Call Mrs. Phillips, 642-2824, ~ From 10 am to 7 pm space available 450 sq. ft. NEWPORT 25c. per ft. Contact Norm L--· HUI• SNEAK Pl!EVIEW of P"" Coiironiiiiioiidiioiil iiMiioiiriiiiiiiiiiiii I Pork·Llko Surrowdl-Phillips, 645-3940. -.··-... OAKWOOD 1·3-Br~.,.2 ~ba,-b"'ltios---.tl-... b!y the best new QUIE'I' -DELUXE ,o EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS GARDEN APTS IDEAL loc avt. Aug. 1 • ' • ·-ng apartments In C..la Meu, ~ 'l 3 .BR APTS Ne-. rt Beach's ~--"""~. ~..;.;,Good..,traltf •. & clntpes: Pool lacliiU.1, featuring lireplacea. walk in ~;~ Prv; patios * Hid Pools ."I"' ~ -~~--Maintenance i n c 1 u de d . ckttts, exposed ~beamed .,.. Nr shor'g * Adults Only Newport Beach South 835-M37 tb's 551-3954,. celling, clubhouse, swim-Martinique Apts. Most Prestigious Address 1700 ~;treet OFFICE s~... 444 Old Ml11lon .Ylofo ming pool, and many other Th C t' fin t Th goodies. Bachek>r It 1 ON TEN ACRES 1m Santa Ana Ave., C.M. e oas s es . at one statement says Newport Blvd., 3 bl.ks No. of You are the "'i nner of 2 tickets to !he Southlond Home & Garden Show at the ANAHEIM ,. " ... • " ' ' . " CONVifNTION CENTER ": July 14 -July 23 , : Please call 642·56"18, ext, !14 : between 9 and 5 prn .to claim · 1 your ticket.. (North O>unty toll-~ number ts 540-1220) " . " * * • ' ' .. *-* 2 BR, 1% BA. El Bedroom from $135 per mo. Apts. fum./untum. Lease Mgr. Apt. 113 · 646-55'2 it all. High on Ne!'}lort's western -most Newport Beach North Hwy l 300 sq. ft. $95/mo. I Dorado ... Compl. .crpt'd & 10 w. Wilson, Costa 1.'lesa. Fireplacts / priv. patios. SNEAK PREVIEW of pro-bluffs overlooking Lido Isle, the Ocean and 880 Irvine Avenue 548-5.100 ctrp'd. -· Fncd yrd & 1 BR. Furn. 2 lrK· cl•"''· Pools Tennis eontnt'I Bklst. bab1y tbe best n, w Newport Harbor has been created the South· "!'~~645--0550"'"'l""~!!!!~'I BAY VIEW OFFICES •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::~~I l~: " " • . patio, $225/mo, QJ-5891, queen size bed. priv dress-900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 apartments in Costa Mesa, land's most exquisite apartment homes in a ;;;; Deluxe, air-conditioned • MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) featuring fireplaces walk in matchless setting of luxuriantly randspaced m4 W. Oceanfront, lg 1 BR. Redecorated. Lido area PtrsoMl1 530 Newport S.ach =-'":,~~~ l;~" 0~~ closets, exposed 'beamed lakes. winding driyes fountains and formal summer & winter rentals, Realonomics. Bkr 675-6700 $295-3 Br. 2 Ba. fl'plc, no pets. $1.00imo. $190 2 BR. Iront dptx, fi1'l celling, clubhouse, swim-gardens ... all inspire<! by· the renowned gar· 111·-•_v_a_il_J;cul::..Y,:;l.c.:644-53tt7c..:..:::_c.· --!OFFICE $60 mo~th, crptd, Sellin! C~r~uying belVM• bltns, trg yrd. 2035 Fullerton, C.M. Gold shag, no pet/child. =ie~I; ~~:ny :theI j dens and elegant architecture of the famed S•n Clementi utll pd. in shopping center. Before seeing • de•l•r ~ ~~d 3yr1i:.· 2% Ba. 1 Br1rg t150 & $l40. S/pool. :e'f. ;i1 Ir~~a:a~:t = Bedroom from S13S per m<1. palace at Versailles. -333 E. 11th st., C.lff. 673-0140. Call 645•6333 I " ' $430 _ 4 Br, 2 Ba. Frplc, ::!~0:,1i993 ~C::.Ch, f~ 2 BR. Coro Lido. Apt. Adults, 140 W. Wilson, Costa. "Mesa. We can't tell y.ou here of all of the wonders S::.~~~~~ ~t~r: _B~~·•_l_no_•_•_R_•_n;;to;;.1 __ 44.;;;S We hav• private cNluUbhseVlpErWivl. RENTALS 548-9633. co pool, m pets. 42511 E. Coast 3*B*1 $180 * * l~:ty~~~!J.o~aet ~rsgalaillsessw. allYosutomuthset "m·e~ ibch/ii~pieriiiii/ishoipsiiiii, i4i92-4ii313ii.I 1'13S An ab• Im' C.M. Buyers & Solian • Hwy.546-4924. r, \IBa,n<wlypainled Buolness~ P.ALM,CARDS&SPIRlT-,,; 673-4030 oi-494-3243 BEAUT. FURN. 2 BR. $175. 1--'--'-'=----Bltins, crpt/drps, encl patio. comparable views. Fireplaces .. Built· in -floor, parking,, nr. 17th ·&· \TAI.-READINGS; Btlifgrad -•_-.,;. HARBOR view, Carmel,· f%Jr 1 c1n!':;t, Ht~= Cost• M••• Nr schl• & shop'g. Children bars .. ~pacious mirrored dressing areas. The I hnt.lt j( .a.J Newport C.M. 000 sq. tt. tor reduction. 10831 Beach ·~:: beaUt carpt'd & drJped: 3 • · .... _,..=,,.---ok, oo pets. 880 'Center St., prov1s1ons for your comfort and security . _ ,-Sl.00 rno. 673-~. Blvd., stanton.1 mi IOUtb ot •'i}: BR.. 2 ba. Patteled tam. LARGE 1 br, w/w <:Pt. tile DELUXE CM. 642-8340 or 548-2682. • •. Bate house to the enclosed community 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;10FF1CE, 1tore near N'pt. eves.) 545-8424. 'l :: rm., trpt., vaqey vtew. $425 bath, pvt patio, $135. Mar· APARTMENTS l.10DERN 2 Br, w/gtass parklllg within your building, elevator tO 1 Post ore. .t Greyhound 0A0srn""'o"LOG="'1c"'A"L_oom_pa-.tib~le ;, :: Mo., lease;. No pet,. . fleds Jlftf'd. 646-mS. A~on~1Frpl~s..j 3 swtm-waHed liv rm., beam ceil-your floor. And .•• The 'Versailles Club. • • Rooms -400 Depot. 537 ft . $150; 736 FL dates singlea dances w/live ''f: Corbin-Martin Rltrs 644.-7662 D•n• Point Tennis eo:r~ • eG!:P~ l.ngs, lrg patio. $160 On E. your own exclusive club with its sumptuously Q u 1 ET Ne 11 hborhooct $225 Month. Agent 646-2414, music in N.B. Singlel!I : !' 4 Bdpn, 2 bat~, Harbor View ~,~ B-R-,1- 11 -BA-, $1&5--mo-.-. w-alk-Billiard Room. 16th St. See ~fgr, at 437 · furnished lounges, billiard room, exercise Kite~ priv. Employed OFPICE apaCfl or comm'! Chalet, 642-5494. 1 • :. Horne. near Pool le to shpping, no pets, please. 1 BR. From $l60 Princeton Dr. Cnr Harbor and sauna rooms, heated pool, sun deck and man $65 mo. 543-0016 art. store avail. Approx. 500 sq. ALCOHOLICS Anonymout. t • :: Clubhouse $430 mo. lease, 499-3500, .. 1 BR. 1 Den From $180 Blvd). · our unique "Acapulco type" aqua bar. SPM. ft. 17404 Beach Blvd., H.B. Phone 542-7217 or write •' .,, GaldenOr biduded, Agent H If ton Buell MEDITERRANEAN GARDEN apt. 3 BR, 2 ba, Everything to contribute to luxurious living ROOMS 123 & Up. 0verlook·i,Call~iiMii7-SS;;i~n~Agt.ij;jiiii!iiii.li;iPij.ojj.ijeo~x~l223iii,~Costaiii~M~.,.iii·1 :: 640-0020. un "I VI avail about Aug, 1. J185 per man unparalleled atmosphere of presti~e ing Ha-& o"'an.1: '· 1: YEAJU..Y, new duplex 2 1 LoQUINTA HERMOSA LLAGE mo. b t • Jasi in advance. and privacy. Just the finest there is ••. thats $35/wk. •,1 blk °""\lil 2500 * * * * * * l bdrm,. 1 ba., crpts., drps., S . 2400 Harbor Blvd., c.~t. $5(1 clean te:e.-' chlldren all. Seaview, CdM. · 1) • 1 bltns. Best Newport loca-;:n1: ~~try ~~e ~V· (n4) 557-8020 Ol'll,y, No pets. fWG.6985. ROOMS $1S wk up w/kit. m, ,. ______ -_._. _ .. _ ... _ .. _ .. _ ... _ .. _ ... _ ... _. ---···-··_ ... _ .. _ .......... _.I .L'!.J. __ • tion,. llk~. 675-4179 or g i:i~~uJen'__: RENTAL OFFICE SPAC 2 & 3 Br apt $140 up. wk up Apt& 23'Ri N rt11 I ~ BBQ. Unbeilevoble Llvi"I ~ -OPEN 10-AM ·to-6 PM Pool, cpt/d'I>, bllns;-kids Blvd, CM 51&.gor,;, owpo ; __ ; W=ct.IFF,Executiv e Only E/~de 2 BR. 1\1 Ba adull ok. Hotolo, Motolo 410 Trader's Parad1"se '1,: •• home. 4 BR. 3 Ba. BeauL 1 BR. FURN. $175 -"· Encl patio. $165. 1996 Maple No. 1, •• 642-3813 atrium Yearly. Call : ALL UTILITIES PAID 136 Melody Ln. SiS-9695 or 2200 O:lllea:e-No, 5 .. -642-700.5 * * * 1 ' WINTOt:J, ReaJtor 675-3331 648-5986 a1t 6 pm. $195 2 BR front dp.lx, f.rpl Cr•lf Ne.I 1 • n· li EASI' BLUFF beautiful 4 (4 biles s. of San Diego Frwy 2 BR, 2 BA. Bltno, .,,,,... Gold shag, no pet/child, gar 3101 S, Brlotol I es BR, 2 BA f mll on Beach, 1 blk w. on Holt drps, garage. Adults. 1623 seU clean mg, no frost rel Santa An• ' ,• •• , sep. a Y rm. de La . y "·wl I • ,_ '·t u 75 I A ·1 to 162ll Parks! ne.) Coriander Dr. No. A, CM 4.U r.is, vacant 642-3331. ou are "'""" nnet o ti mes A~ '1cxh. s3J-:i.t e::.1 • <714> 847-5141 557-5459 * •BEAtmFUL 1 ._ 2 Bn. 2 ticket• to the •J l· • Southland " I, 3 BR.. 2 B&. Near beach: . $145 • $165 SPACIOUS. CLEAN Studio 2 Contemporary Garden Apts. H a G -·-d 11 B I drp p •--lrpl omeSt-0'-n 0 ars Avail. Sept, 1. $350. Ba 1 1 & 1 "R. tiA~ r, w w ~pt. nu s, eiet: &""""• c., pool. $1$. !r.4, '. ~. • c1e or · "' pa ...,,., b "-Call Bkr. 513-1200 lrpi , . 11!18, 1\l ba, pr'iv patio, ~··· 51&-5183. c s, pr1v. a: a rage s . ;:;;;:;;,--;;-""'~=:;:;=-~ OCEANFRONT-2 Br, 2 Ba, Divided bath & lots of 1 ~-=-="-·------NEW 2 BR, 2 BA, dbl even bas gar. Yearly, closets. Rec hall, pool & 2 BR., uniurn.~ childl-en. garage, $200 month. Bllln&, Rent-A.Mouse 979--8430 pool tables. sauna baths. Absol. no pets, tnq'uire at crpts, drapes. 6 4 5 • 4 2 O 3, Condomlnfums See for yourself ! 17301 381 No. 2, E 18th St. 833-8447 F ll S Kecl!Km Ln. I 1 blk W. of ~642--0=,.c.:83cc.~-----Ii ·2,-.,BRo=-. -,,~0-.,-&-re~trlg-. -crp-ts-.' I" __ u_m_. ------Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). CLEAN 2 Br, atudio, dl'ps/ drps, Ii: p.r9.1t.. AdU)ts, t ~ 842-7848 crpt/bltns/gar, Adults, no !ant olt. No J>lll:s. 174 Monte D•n• Pelnt * ' * BACHEUJR Apt •• Pool-Util. pets, $155, 548~7. 0Vicit.=iila;;;·,;C.;iiMi'':.,_,,-,,,--~ Gone Morlnoccl * pd . $US, Stove & Rettig. 2 BR. unturn. crpts, drps, SPACIOUS 2 Br •Pf. 11676 Cameorn, Apt A. range/oven, refrlg. No pets. $135/mo. Oidet' prela1ed. 812-5f92, . $14-0/mo. 963-1455. 673-&145 11709 Ev'"'"" Clrclo Fountain Volley You are the winner of 2 ticket. to the Soutltland Homo I Gordon Show flt the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Juty 1' ' Juty 21 Pleaae caU MM678, ed. Sl4 bet_., I and 5 pm to claim your --Counl)I toll·lreo -lo $1).~I • * Seil ... old -Buy the --. * WINTER RENTALS 1. 2, 3, 4 BR. Reserve Now! ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 TIME FOR QUICk CASH Tff~~l'AH A ~r~L Y PILOT WANT AD 642-5678· * DELUXE1 A 2BR. * Bltns, dshwshr, 1ar., nr So. Cout Plaza. • ~. 3 BR, 2 Ba, shag cptll. Nf:tr O.C.C. $1~/mo. Upstaln 2873 Mendou, ApL C. 2 Br. Artults. no pets. 3 SR, 2 Ba, E 18th St., Spac, -gorago, Adlt>, $11'. 54&-!m/51M43J. 1 BR unrum w/stove . Convenient location. $135 pel'i mo. 5.57·7768 BAY J\IE,1.DOWS APTS. 387 W. Bay SL CM &ig.GiJ'73 Nn' l BR. 2 Ba dupleK. ~;,;;.:..::;::....:::..::::.;:::;::::~ I Cpllt, drpo, d 1 h w 1 h r , l BR uoturn apt, J1'5. No .voa.. llOO., 4!J.-06'16, 339611 Children:, no pet1. U1 Center i Silvtr IAn1en1. St., CM. -. I .A,..=~::.,.c,,:;;;"""=~-TTR Qpptt 2 BR, 2 bo, den ./ ./ 1600 l<J. fl 3 Br, 3 Ba. apt, lit, octtJ1 VU, adj -· °!_Udttn ok, no ~ti. $210. out pt.,_ yacht harbor, $210.. 51:;..sm f1t 833-3540. ' -· $2056. the Pe~ new ittutt. _,;.;;,;:.;:_.,---I,..-- f'IX' tbl~t I and,. "10. try Sell the okl' stuff. Buy tbt One Bedroom -Studios from: Two Bedroom from: Furnished Unlts available (Small pets welcomed) •180. $265. Four beautiful furnished models open from 9 to 6, From Newport Boulevard turn ,at Hospital Road (one block north of Pacific Coast Highway at Lldo)sle) to ea trance. I Donald J . Scholz & Company flOl Capey Line. Newport Beach Calllornl• 92660 (714) '4M2t2 at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION lRVlNE Ten'aC6 view Jot CENTER $30,000toa19511. annual 1,., July 14 -July 23 Fee avail Want improved Please call 642·5678, ext. 314 Palm Desert-La Quinta. between 9 and$ pm to claim Elliot.Owner, s,37-6854. :,oour tlckei., (North County · toU-free number is Ml).12*)) .f. Br, 3 ba »cal oondo, clear * * * desut land, T.D.a, for in- s ::ome property. Local or San ummer RW•ll 420 Diego. Yalu SOM. AU or LAGUNA llOch. Studio apt, part, ~13. cloet-to beach. $100 wk. Jul, 2 Br boUlt, E/&lde, C.M. $125 Aug. 494--5303. tor vacant lot, land, car or BALBOA Pf:nin. Aue/Sept what htve you ? $200 wk. 2 br, 2 ba, 3U Lin-Mpro, 673-675' WANTED: 4 place a1ng eng '~·'11·'.· plane &: motor rune. lla ve J ~ 167 Chrysler New Yorker 23' 88.ilboat, vacuum equip: ~~ ! bsh1d furn, Moving, 5l8-05.l5 , 1: WANT hat or units Or111n... !\ :: -.. -.;, ~~ Co, have TD's plus. " ,. Acres Oregon Jot TO'a, hse, ~ .... ;: units ! EUW$ M. Kennedy, 1of: Exchangor. 985-3010. •I 1 ,: . ==,;;;:""'~..:.:;,;_~-1 , : HA VE '69 Oiltsun s tatlon w~on. Trade /or small ~-t hol,uje, lot and stock, wh•t !:. have )00. &46-7320 ~ ~: do.~ CORONA <lei Mar-2 lf'I 'BR'a, COMBIM'LCMl'n>t>C~ 3)68 New-7 tJnltt 't-lam dweIJ., bd, 1 blk -. Adulto. S wlta ~ ..::.__ :.,;• .,,,,., lTDllOx , $31,000 1n<Ome, ocean !l'onl J"''·A•-,.-~ --~ ~·~ ~w carry ' tr '-• Bch _:.;..,...:_,;...:-;::_::•-::.:..-=...:"::.:..~:::;;C)Princ only. J"or fret Ii: clear 1 • ~· · $Ul8 .. • •' •• I -· 1 BLK to ocean. -opt. imprvd Pl'OP or Nb. 642-11%1 Consider trade • 0 p. D $200 mo. _ H~use ol --· l'IJ.4ll3l l'I' DRAKE-Cnolt E>pren HA\'& oceanfront dupln BALBOA ISLAND 2 _, CrulMr, 275 ~p. Cltr)'altr N'pt, Bclt. W1Dl Merced..: fiJrnllhtd. 1• A Aas· HtmJ. I wN trl, value $3500. Jaauar, tru1t dtfda, « $165. ft: ---· WIDI INck of tqUal value trod< up, Till: !RWI!< co. BAL. Ill. Hotot.· Apltt, 1lliii or Tt! (714) -R<elton ~. Fr.$10dllllllwt.ll'I* * * * * * Aaote. 11$o311'.I. ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!-i1 't: •' t •I 'i• " '· ,~J ~ f: tin FO bl .!- FO Ca Rd WH .,. LOI OLD • a -]~ 11 QI •rou.Y IJCENSED• Hindu Sl>ltil!WloL SplJttuaJ Rftdlnp &Iv<• <lolly, 10 AM-lOPM. Advice slvtn on l.ll matters. I ce bel~ )'OU, 3U N. D C&mlno Roal San Oemente ... . jin-ru6 or m-9034 6>e ti) . PROBLEM Pregnancy, Con-• • fide'nt. ayinpathette . -~ ... ~a~~ ptt,naney counseHne. Abor- tkm Ii; Adoption r f! f . APCARE. 642-40;. FIND YOURSELF IN SOMEONE ELSE. DISCOVER DISCOVERY nCJl3S.6885 %13/387-3393 540 WINDJAMMER TAHITI Saillnr voyaae -South Seu. Share work &: oortt. 213/371-1239 Anna's Pre-SchMI Klndort•rton, ht & 2nd Gr•d• SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAM REGISTER NOW FOR FAU Ag.1 2 thru 2nd Gr•d• • Full LHmlng Protr•m • Phonics Str11Hd • Ario & Cr•ft1 • Mu1lc Found lfrff •d•I laJ • R~adlng Spocl•lty 550 • Sports Actlvitln BLACK le white female long haired cat, very t h t n . Vicinity FairVlew Ro a d ntar San Dle&0 F w y . 54!1-2164. PART Hu.skey -part Shepherd Male, Vic. Slater &: Ward. F.V. Vf!'ry "'ell trained. Flea co 11 a r. 962-0646. MALE Samoyed, 9-12 mo. hurt. Vk:. La Plata a: Crov.•n Valley, Lag. Ni I u e I . 495--51162 a.tt. 1:00 P.1.1'.. MALE G<rman Shepherd. Friendly, vie ll arbor Eatatta San Clemente , <9&-9851. FOUND puppy between Fairgrounds &: OC'C, Costa MCN.. Ownir .l_d •·n t t f y . 540-3994. FOUND Bauet Hound vie. Stater BR>s. Market on 19th St., C.M 8.l> W, lBtb St., C.M. lfter 5 PIJl• BLACK LabradOr female, approx. 2 )Tl old, found ln N 'pg Hgts on Santa Ana Ave. 1 week aao. 64&-3123. FOUND 2 skuaks, vicinity Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. 54:>-<59.l. 211a Thurin Av•., Coil• MoH Ph: 646-1444 -~---~ Interested In A Real Estate Career? PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM IN FOQR WEEKS LICENSING PREPARATION FOR • Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers • Sales Success Training • Employment Placement For Graduates t Day And Evening Classes · For lnform•tion-8rochur1 FrH Guest Lecture New port, 325 Old No. Nprt, Blvd., 548-1192 Tlltld11, Julr 11, 19n -DAILY PILOT .,,, ~cho ols anel ·Instructions- This variety of fine school8 could introduce · you to a new tomorrow. For furlhot lftlorm•llon ro91rdin9 th• Dilly Pllol Schools •nd Instruction Directory CALL 642·5671, m. llS "Mommy, I anything to don't do" have It happens every Summer . . • Kld1n1re ·out-ot-.chool and out of things to do. Suggestion: This Summer, send them back to school. SUNFLOWER EARLY ACHIEVEMENT CENTER Our special Summer classes run from June 19th through September 8th (three week sessions) to fit in with your vacation plans. Any child aged 2-11 can altend. In addition we offer sepai-ate swim lessons. ballet and modern dance and a new program specifically. designed to introduce eligible children entel'ing kindergarten to the fundamental structure and requirements of the public school'system. This is taught by a public school kindergarten teacher -2 days a week . Our fun fille d program will be divided into four sessions and your child can enroll in one or all. 1st s911ion 2nd S111lon 3rd S111lon 4th S111lon 6/19-7/7 7/10. 7/21 7/31 -8/11 1/21 -9/1 Lil•r•lur• & Drama (Chlldrons Thoalr• 7/7) Scl1nc1 & N•tur1 ($cl1nc1 Fair 7/21) CrHtlvo Art (Art Show 8/11) Mutlc/Body Movom•nl (Music FHtlval 9/l l Consulting ch ild psy•hologi1t, pedietrici1n, 1p1ec:h therapist and bus service. Sunflower Early Achievement Center 2515 West SUnllower Avenue Canta Ana, C811fomla 92704 714/540-4750 Afternoon recre•ti onel activities Include: PHOTOGRAPHY Nert Tundoy An Amoll"'I Opportunity Yoga 11 fun! Bhan.Ii Devi (left) I: Kallda1 have taught over 570 studf'nts \Vha rave nbout fet"Jlng better. succt'l!s Iii life, llC'rsonal ful'fklment &: relaxing for the first tlnll' in ')'ears. Only at Yoga Cl'ntcr do you get RAJA YOGA far the mind 6: lIATHA YOGA for the body! Free Demonstratllft NHt Tuoscloy ot I PM Plan Now To Attenel l Yi• Ctnter 4U • 17th It. C•taMffl ..... 1 -are worth training for • TRAVEL • ADVANCEMENT • SECURITY AIRLINE SCHOOlS PACIFIC Learn How You Can Qual ify Call 543°6655 610 E. 17th St., S.nta Ano Computer Reservations Training For Quali- fied Graduates At Los Angeles International Airport. _ , I 1 { • ' ' • ' ' .. I • FOUND \Vednesday, 6-21. Black puppy, male. Hun- tington Beach. 536-3449. FOUND female oranae & black doe by Meaa Bowlin& Alley, Colta Mesa. 646--1~ FOUND 6/25, vie .. Tustin A Cabrlllo, C.M. White, mWl dof.64&-6536. EDMOND F. JACKSON_ Real Estate Education Since 1964 COOKING---·-·-·-···-. ·--········ ............ ·-·-ny-·· .................. ---·--·--·-·-· .... ·- SMAIJ.. gray le white kitten. Vic Baker A Fairview. Huie eyet. GU-3404. ACADEMY REAL ESTA TE CONTRACTING & INSURANCE SCHOOLS romay a nd all exciting-ihings that your chilc:l would want. A member of the U. s. Ananclal Group .• CONTINENTAL AIRLINES · GERMAN Shepherd found ..... !lop Mel Go -~ Balboo Blvd A Paclllc Oout . Hwy. IG-Sl50. ' MAN'S 10 ~ bicycl•, vie. Me-. Verde Drive A Adams Ave.. Colta MelL Call 979-4240 to identify. MALE J1'll' It white kit1en found at Costa ~lesa High SchOol. 54WJOI. GIRLS 3 •lpd b lcy cle . Vic-Paloma Dr. l Hollday Rd. 548-Ul4 to ldenttly. WHITE parakeet w-1 e 1 bond. Vic. 19th l Fullerton, coeta Nesa; w.:M51.-··· ·· FOUND: Keys at Heller Park in Cotta Meu.. 11 Keya in all. 548-5360. FND. German Shepherd pup, approx 2~ mos. fem. o.c. Fairlmd11. Sun. 893-2822. SET of keys. Nr Newport & Falr, Colt& Mesa. call to ldently. 64&-5341. SEARS airl• Stlncray blcycl, vie. -l S.A. -· CAT. young fem&le, redd.Wb brown le white, Th&lla le WU.On, Laa Heh. 497-1091. 8 WK. Puppy, vie. Rochester A Sant& Ana. C.M. Identl(y DOG ~ OBEDIENCE SCHOOt_ PRIVAT£TfAIXING ........ . & CLASSES ,FOR All BREEDS Novice Thru Utlllty Also, Schooling For Dot Trainers MARTINCREST __ '. ____ KENNELS . __ 20061 Cypress Santa Ana Call ~89 to cWm. 645-1082 alt 6. I,,... __ .......;~.....::..; rowo new 10 •peed btke I Lat ... - on Balboa Peninsula call I '·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ SMALL WORLD '1'RE-SCHOOL NOW OPEN AGES 2 THRU 6 Open All You 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. FUU AND V1 DAT· STA.Tl LICINSID CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL & PLAY PROGRAMS HOT LUNCH & TWO SNACKS CERTIFlCATED TEACHERS Resorvations Now Being Ta ken For Fall Kind•rgarten DAY DR54 ~~~~38~7-7- EVENINO NIW UltTMQU.UC:I IA,I IUILDl11• 2950 McCllntock W•y, Cool• Mo .. SWC.....efW.I~• 0-=-==~ --~---=--= Newport Air Associates Flifht School & F~ing Club LEARN TO FLY ---s-soo-. * FAA APPROVED * eou... lncludft: JS Hours flight time Jn Ce11n1 150'1 with 20 hours dual instruction. Club membership. l Month'• free du11. Indivi dual In struction, l1 ilorod lo YOUR obility. 10 AIRCRAFT AVAILAILE AT LOWIST IATIS IN OIAN61 COUNTY LHrn to fly now - -•nd htve fun I --"*"1'1y-·Mox~&-Eon•d•---* Spocl•I R•IH for Commorcl•f or lnotrumef!l Students. For Complete Detoll1 Coll NOW ~79-1155 THE BLUFFS DAY NURSERY DAIL Y·WEEKL Y- HOURLY ·one HofM..1 + Snick. Agn Up To S Y11rs T r•n1port1tion To Kind•rgarlen Furnished. For Information Call 645-4302 or 646-5788 ORM~ and deocrlbe. I• 11 iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ 1 ·------~ Short hair fra)' striped kit· Loot 555 LOii 555 S.byilttl--Carpantor --------D 1 G•rdonlng l•rdonl,. tm, found In Mesa Verde, •or * * * r vewayt 5'6-T.!08. * "GEORGE" * SMALL, thin whlte/beloe LAROE OR SMALL John Mc C•ln :-.-:'.".".::'."."-,...--..,....-~-------~tAN'S watich, We 1tc11 ff Youns. all "'1:11te, short female poodle, CG o 1 d ! e ) YOUNG SET SOiOOt.... aces AU Types Work? CUt doors, 358 15th Strnt ~~= ~ ocllo :e!1~~l YARD C'LEAN·UP TIME1 JAPAN~ Gardener --a. 531-9101 ...... ,. haired tom cat ii~ in 713. Nr Cout Hwy, OOi. 2-6 open 1 day&, 6am-'7:30 pant!, remodel, t In I 1 h, Costa u-1• St11v1 blade. H 1 wI•y•1 Tree removal, prunlnr, lllwn Comp. Yardfr'Ol'k A Oean.up, '""'~---·-----""'~--' Lido Pe · I Reward. 6'75-4616. pm. Proteulonal teachml Ir ~ 961 ~ __, care Also 1 ferttlllcd Free e!tfmattt, ea..3102 lOlt 511 Reward r:':~rm:U: a. WAR.D'S Hunt. Bch. Blk Jo~ S3J weekly 64&-3706. frame, repe.. 1 etc. -1 · You2 a:;eck: ~":r of ~ top dreu, U:,.~ fd&e, SJi EXP. Hawaiian GN'dimlr SILVER lll"Y male poodle. """""Y· Call collect balrod 4 yr, J>UUY cat. !tESPONSIBLEexptt. :elllngl Southl•nd Electricol Drivewa)'lltalldsal. =-'=- Vicinity s u " 11 0 w. ' A Hahey (%13) ~ or iww.ro. 531-695.1. babysitter, your home. J~.. Acoustical c.Jllnp blown Hom• & Gardon E L ECTRICIAN, licens<d, 6454191 -"""""'""'="';..;:==== Fairview. 1100 !toward. 3418 Wherry ~ "' Godbey Jlller 61M9!2. machine applied Fi.< •• Show bonded. Small Jobi, maJnt. AL'S GAR.DENING JOHNSONS' GAllDENING San Rafael Or., Coeta Mesa &ra-633>. • at the Ir repain. 5*53XI. tot p.rde'nl'C A 1 ma JI Yard Ma1atenance, Planttrw 345-6529. SIAMESE, lemal<! cat. Sat [ .._ j~ C•rpol 5ervlce timates. Guar. 1144-7183. ANAHEIM ELECTRICAL WORK. All landlCOpq Nl'VICff. call O•llllllPI - OLD Collie Sheohml mind. June 2'. Loguno Nlfuel, vie ~ Comtnt, Concrot. CONVENTION klndt. B;1 or iin.11 Llo'd A S4i).4J9I ... ,, servln1 EXPERTJ•-- brown on white. Vk. Rtrbor Golr Coww. Writ NIM STEAM Carpet Oeat>en, CENTER Im. Free en. 546-0211. NfWPOl't, OW, Cotta Mtaa, * 66-1791 * vie. Rom"' It e w a r d 1 Drive. ~. prof. at lowt1t prieto. 300 FREE ileu, advice and July 14 _ Jul)> :13 Dovtr Sboret. Wettcllll. CM or NB ...,. -· . PIHM C•n'At•ln School' • &...._ 57 aq. It. $29.95. -.. umatea. AU I charte'lor Pl•ue ••It-· •XI. 314 Fumlture PROFESSIONAL -·-JIM'S Gardeninr, ~ " LOBI' in COM, ln lmk Burmne Cit mi~ from nttruct...-.. • 5 JOHN'S Carpet• UpbOlstuy is' bee.utll'UJ Job ar • ftU. between 9 and 5 pm to claim ATTN: llome a Boat ·Pru n I DJ. rr I mm tna , i.wn ar yard er~. danups. homei. nr S.ndeutle N.· Dana Pt. Sm1 fem adlt, IE AN Cl tan er•. E z tr• pricto. &I~. )'OUr ticket!. (North County Owners. Don't Te up h 0 1. 1""8Yll\I, 1 Pt Ink I er I. 545-3882 aft s pm., A Blue Koy. Sh6\1 hair dk brown. R<wan!. <9&-1745. INVESTIGATOR Dri·Sbampoo lree Sooteb. JOHN'S Patio, pool declcl • toll-lree number 11 S«>IZl>l Have vinyl lllm. repai..d. Landocoptrc, t I• an u P. 0-r•I 5..,,1_ Blk l•m cat.'""'''"' REWARD, !male medium Recorded M._, Tttla How' suanl (Soll Re!ardanta), blocl<. Fl'H '"· 833--0291 lor * * * 536-8473-George-==- OOll' ftea ...U.r. !toWIU'C! •Ile doe w/allort hair • Call Toll rr,. Dearouers l all color IJ>PI. da)'ll or alt. 5. ' YOUNG SET SUmmer camp G•rdonlr11 * LANDSCAPING * JACKSON -The Maalcla• ~or 540-aM p:!rlect CoWt rnaridrwt a (1J I00-42~ bri&httnen 6 lO minute PATIOS. walks, drive, lnitall aec• frlO aclllns tltld New Iawn1, SprinJclm, dfcks. min. af sptll bind!~ mi,.1c LOST white 11\lle BtlalP color. Lim.Pl on rfeht lq. u ·cm~~ Cal bleach for while .... ~ti. new 1a..m1, aw. bftak. trlpi awbnmtna: beach Johet Lawn Service deanup. Stat• Uc'd. 536-1235. for chUdrens Jlll"litl, • fOUJ-.! coll 141-4635. •u~u , teacher S.ve your money"' M••l\l .....,,. 54W66Slorat ' ' ' Mow edp VllMlm Small AL'S Land 49f..3669 Bbtpherd. vldnl1y Oroiwe · wW tutor fn )'Ollr homo. Mr. mt nll'll Jrlpo. WW clean · · lkallnr. bowline. tria l WS. cl ' si-2941-• scaplnr. 1\'eo ..;:;:...:.:;::;·-----.I Oii Oollfae, antMl'I " Loot WHITE llABl!IT. Anlholty Ptront, 492-'7106. Uvln.r rm •• dln"'a rm. ' • C\ISTOM CEMENT WORK crartJ. -· • ean-up. nmoval. Yaro Nmodellnc. rorAL SERVICES co. "Gabby ", 54MI09; V1c: -• CranL 8 , 1 ball $15. Any rm. 11.lO Drivt1, walb patloo, C COl4PLETE Lawn A 1'ruh baullns. lot~ Plumbllnstall'1-Ca'lldtry. 1415qs, · 7/9. -· •>ys ttl,. CGUch 110. Chair 15-um pool decka. ~. 64'24514 ontr•ctor GIJ'l!enq •rvtce. H1ulq Repair 1prinl<i.ri. 61l-11116. Eltc ,.pa1n, eemtnt-. NL\11 Fon!bam I BuckntU S.'.tL red cockortoetoer mix. I WILL llabJwlt, my homt, exp. Is wl>at counts, noc E:XPERIENCED cont ' r. JACK Tau la ,,..Rtpall' II clop.up. Jim -LAWN llRYICI c'*-:.:.:..;11119=·-----I CM. W.., T '/'I lql>olnd Malo. \lllllor bite. 01 uw.. •'ttl<da,·1. vie. Busllard I melhod. I do """' "'"'1f. Patio< n11m. dr!VOI, brld< ,.mod., addtt. Ill yrs. oxp. Soll the old 111111 11\Q' tho Clll ·Edie-Trim Dependable Need a "Pod"? Pl-. an lldl Tllbb)' C.t. ~. Reward. 5'8-MIJ. HeU. ~ Goad ttf. Ul-o101. A a:Junip stone wk. &f..3533. Llc'd. My Way Co. 54T-oo36. htlW' ahltr. £\res aft. &. 54W'N6 !157.f515 Call Mi.5171. ·=~~"'------' • ' • • ! I • • • I 24 PAIL Y PILOT 1 --_..1~ :.-1 --~ ~··· 1[Il]1 .___ _L··-····~1rm,.;;1 ___ , .... .-;1lilJ;;-•• 1 ~1 . ~~~-~J~[ll]~:~1~ .... ~ ... _,~·~llilJ~•'1 Lff'll •• 1rm ~1 ---· ;;;;1~;;··1 H•ullnt Job W•nltd; Mal• 7oo H•lp W1nttd, M lo 'P'110 Help Wonti.cf, M lo F 710 Help Wanted, M lo f 710 P<tlp WonlO<I, M lo F 710 Help W•ntod, M lo F 710 Help Yfmltd, M lo F 710 _A;..pp;...1..,11,,_n,,,ces=--..,...IGll-:I TllEl!y-~ •,Irt~t ~-~: SCRAM-LETS Caahler • part time. The EXP'D &a1 .. lady for oUlce LICENSED shampoo Kiri REAL ESTATE WAITRESSES "'P only, El.ElC'mONIC control .,." • ~ ~ .r Earl'• PlWllbln& Inc. «1ppt,y 1l0ni. Newport Sta· needed, apply Wed thru Sat Secretiuy must be over 21. day nr Mayt-.g PJ ctrytt, a C(itl.tnt-~~~t':i"'.=·l.:.~ ANSWEDS 00.1753 tJonen, apply Sylvia w .. 1 1ttemooo b<fare 4 pm. PROFESSIONAL FAS~:'c;.K1 t~AND n1g11t lhilt• .,,.., t 9H34I. world"' oondiUOn 190 . br C. 6U 1403 lli -Chtf wontod:-EX-p. 567~. 61&.6010. Salesmen • brokml The 837-1153. 545-0111. • D M • T ' • Ninety' -Wagon -ChJme-SlCO'.I mo. Call 615-4241 EXP'O sales pmx>nncl. Male LifE~B"oo=K"K"=e"E"P"E~R~ opportunJty 1$ bl:re! You are Beautiful ofc of • large co.hW,;ANTE~=o;-m~i~d~d~I-.-a-,-.-d' ~VET<=ERAN==· -d"'i.."'· "bl'-ed",-=,..:::11s-=.·. I SKIPLOADER & dump truck Nl pple -PJHNINC. Loeer'1 aft 4 I Beet 4 lenuilii. Apply in ptttM. Good "'b, no htp•··, Cir! ........ ueedec1 im.ctedialtly for our localed near tbii exciting v.'Oman to take care of would appttc Appliances work. Concrete A ... ,halt pm. Bue F hlon G·"· = N ,,.,, ·~ ... '6 ,.. ,-, 'di --~·-R J shopping area. Window shop . . -"d I dy ,.. that .. ~. \Vilt b"" ... ~-_,. lament: ''1 alwa,ys aeJ aa ,._,ry, -. da3, permanent. Protit ahaz. npi Y tx_.......... ea at noon C t benefits. Starl Mnu~rwlUI a . wve . ww "" ..., ... ~. ;a._~0 .. II: bl' ea Ir 1 n &: • blamed lor tvtrYl.hlna· Ewn Coast HJway, Laguna Bch. Ing le hf<b in.. Marie C. Elltate divWon. Positive op-$550 Co ';a F Other car. Lel phone ring tor lore 548-02el. 1'~1--::--/iii<Sii;:ii;;;;;=ii;;;:<miii'-Jl-;J••\rfca ~ they wer pfN. c: f'Jor~ desf&ner, male or tml. Bloome. SOOS Harbor Blvd., _portunity tor adv~ent. F·ee · J. c'J: N.:Y !-fay, lime. MobUe 11 o m e • r.tA YTAG repairman bas ~ ,. student. 1 _·truck. ~u. IN thinp •on me." , /) ~ f A&e 2$ or over. Dper, tn Colta Mesa. Phone. 5«).6005, Coastal Agency, 6~11. . ~·ashers $35. to $100. Can 533-'1946 :U:it. AUTO. Mtch. want.I to lerica all Phases. 540-2970 or UCENSED vocational nune •• 2190 llarbor 81 at Adams WANTED: Nurses a•dea. exp. dfllver ¥:11 yr. ruarn. beeo ..i.i -_ ........ 1 545-8895. \Hite sec'l duties. CM ' prel 7·3:30, 11-7:30 ah.ills. ~1178. YARD, aan.ae cleanups. me wo ...... ...., .. ,.,. n e $'TAT CLERK "' • • Orderly reliefs, 2 da.vs wk. MOVING N dryer Remove tree1, dirt., Ivy, estab.. &li'°! JtfV bu 1 l'nY cook, ~ng w.. exper. S!X:REJ'ARY -Girl 'F'ride.)t, ~~~~~·~~·~1~1 ~II S~ETARY . Park Lido Flagship Rd., • ~ ps ' Dri..._., sra<llng. 84T·l666 ~1.fV1.. ..... Call lack e T YPIST/CLERK Meadowlark Country Club, varied ofc dutiec. Ute,llled _ For Pupil p.,.,.,,.,.1 Office. Nwpt Sch 642.8"44 ~ w. 1600 Graban1 Ave, oU expe:r rtq'd. Rtf.I E1t1te C•f'ffr 50 WPM typing, 100 \\'PM ' ' . . CaJJ 5-16-4334 YARD Ir Garage Oee.nuo. J'"ob.,.-:. W"""•-nt_ocl..,..., "F'",-m-•"'lt--,,702"' Cood 11k1Jl1 needed. Ufe, ao-Warne'r, Ht& Bch. See Chet. TECtlNOLOCIST .. Calli New or experienct.>a; join the i shorthand required. Apply \VOMAN to \\'Ork in Donut OVER 200 wash<'ra, dryers, Aw ~ 1 cfa¥a. can ---------cldent A: heaJtll I~ FURN. Showroom ne ed • 11oo'l.'W!(I, w-over all clinical Company that's growing. If per a 0 n n e 1 o tJ 1 c c. • Shop aftern:'. No ~bone cabs refrigerator• from $39.95. t.">'tiroe. ~. GOOD TYPIST prcterTed, but not asentlal. ca:pabJe pl to co-ordinate lab exper. )'OU do not have a license, Cap~trano Unified School please. Wmchell s, 2 9 4 11 ~54_>-0t_BO_. ~--'----I Houuclunfl)I Wiii do your typing at nat'J acct. S:U-.Xl.33.. NB. LASORATOR! ass 1 s t. check on our District. 26126 V i ctor I a Ha.rbur Bl, CM. Cameras & her horM, Wiii rickup ?.1on1~F~~; pm CAL r'ri-Sharp, dependable, ::.rm vanous lab June.. $49 Blvd., Capistrano Beach. XLNT Oppor. Nat'I Concern Equipment 808 HOUSE OF CLEAN FLOORS, CARPETS, WJNDOWS & WALLS. 8 YEARS AREA. and deliver loca H.B., ON 8 da)'9 8 wk. Uta flexible. Mr. Snyder, 644-234J SECRETARY: Type, file, sh Has openings fi>r route ---------- F .V., Wut, 75c per Pl• SITE Of OUR 1~2 Yrs ofc exper. 642-3400. LJVE.In housekeeper & care Rtal E1t1tt or t hi>d u,itiyng desired.Ab~ salesmen in CM. 962-<HlG. VJr~J~~TE:0L~:.!.~~ or will work by hour NE\V BUIWING GELCOAT TOUCH UP Llctnsinn Course 00 essen. r exper. PP Clll 147-3095. -for 3 children ages ll to 4. .._. Avail. Sat. Also, Mon-Fti MATIC ELECTRONIC 35mm nBERGLASS MOLDERS Must have car. 54()..481$. Full aalea training program 3 p 1.f _ 4 p ].f . App J y l ][§) R.ANGEFINOER CAMERA SPANISH gpealdng v.'OtllM PACIFIC MUTUAL O>lta1 Recreatiotl, Inc. MAID full time 7 _ S.:30 -no cost. Management op-llybridy!'le' Inc 315 o MtiU.lllM ~, Features galore: Electronic ...•-10-m' -ltiOn m· FASHION ISLAND 9!tl W-t 1~" S-1 -wUtles. 1. .. i. for Mrs. . ' . • · I · '· ,.. ~""' ~--· .. &I;>"~~~ ""'" wkend rotation exper. pref. g_~" for , •• A._ __ 1~. at Pulltrµln St. CM. 540--593.5. exposure contro gives exact 642-6824 home. Be•ch area. Ex· <Corner Santa t'rul I: ~ p •• 0111 s 1~ uvann -ex-·-In both normal and , ersonn"" ce o u, • ' """' ..... ETARY, ·-·-·coo· n • ~,-• perienced. Refs. a v a I I . Newpor Center Drive) Coas C il~n : ~n '''<!'"'" u Ant 800 fl h ~2847 Fff. . GENERAL OFFICE Lagut omm, Hosp. tou Tarbell R--&.-·-v.wk. G~~tween 9 & 4:30 1que1 d!!Wesu~l~n t~. n~.vExe ~ ==~~~~-~= n.. b y na. 49!J..131L An equal wunvn pm. 962...fQj: '540-421'.Xl. NEED help at home! We * FREE da...,. u I OUDC woman to an~-er opportunity employer. REAL 'Es Sal S 1 L VER p posure range from f/11 at MESA Oeaning. Carpets, have Afdes • Nurses • tra nsportation for work In phones. tlgure At type in-tate esv."Oman SECRETARY 5 yrs exp -LA TING • l/lOOOth second for aclion w~. t Io o r 1 etc. HOUlt'kpn • Companions • Los Angeles until move to vokel " shipPfng ~er:s. ?t1AIDS WANTED fo~ k>cal Office. ,Must be Shorthand, Calculator exp: Heirlooms b e a u t 1 ! u 1.1 y s~pi.ng pictures to t/L 7 at Re&id/com1. 5 5 7 - 6 7 • 2 , H 0 m em a k.e r 1 _ Up john Newport, Sept. '72. Must be able to "'-ork under J~ica Inn Uc d.. Gu~teed · + -CO~· $500-$600 mo. ~l. .restored -1..1oll 's Antiques 2 full seconds a'.llowing plc- S4MU.l. . 547~. "-~"-"-"""-"'-"-'"""'""''""""''I pressure. Min. 2 yr1 prior , =~2l~ot=E~-~c~ ... =t _H_•>_·._NB~-mission. Mr~. Hardin, SECURITY GUARDS 31660 C.OOti.t Hwy, So . tures even ln moonlight. o.dlcated Cle,nlnt oo ~~-----~~ COLLEGE age Men & ofc exper. neces?C. MAINTENANCE man wanted -"&l">--O=W=-o-r_m._:ru-o-3_. ---,.·!Long teem assignment for full Laguna, 499--190:1. ASA range from 25 to 500 . * WE DO ~~~G * · you J1et'd any plumbing, \Vomen to sell brand Tll"I\' Apply Mission Vie.., Recreation RECEPT nC\v law ofc .£.•.c.n. .. in...u~ painting, plastering or "' • · or part time So Orange A I' Shutter s·peed set Reta:. Free est, 646-2839 landscaping done? lf _,call environmental product. Mr. * Orange Coast PlaM:lcs • Center. 2 yrs. e>.-per br~ch. Laguna Hills. 7/17, Co, area. u NI F 0 RM 5 PP 1ances 802 automatically at l/20th for Ex ll ff····-·' . G ~,..,......,.. Gordon 833-1177. 850 West 18th St. ,in maint & custodial work req Typing, personable. ( 21 3 ) FURNISHED. l" for over-Rent Wash ors/Dryers flash synchronzation. Su ....... ee ent uuaa.:iearunc . reg, ~. coo / M Cosat Mesa, Calif. Call 837-4084 for annt. m =1 n ~ by day. Own trans. ---------K F time, 5 AM·l:30 P1 · YI' ....,.,,, • time, vac pay, bonus plan. $2. Wk. Full malnt. imposed rangefinder focus--* 8.16--0648 * Help Winted, M & f 710 High &chool grad, Exper. , '!!~!!!!!'!"!!""""'""''!"'..,. MANAGEMENT Trainees, RECEPTIONIST: Fee Free group life ins. 18 Yrs * fi39..l202 • * ing from 2.6 ft. to infinity. Xln't benefits. Costa Mesa General Superintendent must be over 21 yrs. Apply Paid/Also Fee Jobs Ho\v or older. INCLUDES: Electroflash-2 BAY & Beach Jllhttolial. Memorial' Hospital, 301 Vic· Outstanding opportunity with Thuri July 13th, lOam~pm would yoU like to work for a Apply RdEw<;sO~m· $40wa.•hersG ... ~ .• dd..,..,..elvrd. ' especially for Hl-1'.'fATIC E, Crpts/wlndows/!loort, etc. Acoountant/Constr $800 toria. Contact Mrs. Dunlap. growth-oriented home build· at M • Eds Piua p 1 f . ....v ...-,.,6 ..... , fil •• Raid/O>mm'l ()46.l401. See'ys-Conatr to S800 ing company. e n ar our, . ast growing real estate &. r--~.sterling by r'pnnn. 546-52l8, 8J9.7S20. aII-1., 1ngt .. -casl',d 't" b~nse. 1:...rof~c.r_.~ C~oon:,.,.~. ~~'IBOkkprfc ~~8Cl'Ostr w• $$~ Some _.:,o. On~'"· Apply in A 12731 Garden Grove Bl, GG. investment co? young """'urity Service -ea ,..,r ga ge a g. ,.., ··• ""'' -v.1u NV ..,,..,... .,._ Must be experienced rn MANICURIST part timE'. modern ~workers. $500 326 S, Lemon St., Anaheim REFRIGERATOR. very Recently purchased tor I Lo • BBQ consl:Mlction & capable of XInt Ioc. N••"""'rt Beach Call Helen Hay.,, 546-6055, 533.7370 cwlea!'.:_~_ide & out. $60. 7lll $185.00, will sell for $95,00. Cal Dutch fi36..1508, 24 hrs. Payroll Clerk to $650 n person, ve s ' managing field operations in ~~,.... e u1wr:it A W sbn General Office $520 Brookhurst & Adams, •m 5 cities. area. Call 548-4179. .Coastal Agency, 2 7 9 0 SERVICE Station Salesmen 8 . er ve . .' e • Phone 642-6840, or see at 755 J'APANESE lady wouM like Bkkpr/Sec'y.Laguna to $~ Send resume to Standard· MECHANIC-Serv. Sta. Cdl\f Harbor Bl at Adams, CM. (2) F/time, day & eve NEW Wblrl~I dishwasher, W. 18th St., Apt. 60. (Villa •bouledeaning. Keypuncher $500 Cosmetician, p /time Pacific Corp., 1565 \V. area. Top pay. To $1(XX) & RECEPTIONIST: Typing shifts .. Min. 2 yrs f/tlme ex. $100. E 83!-9131 West Apts.) Sun.-Thun. • 646-4541 • NEWPORT Licensed girl needed to MacArthur Blvd., Costa up. Must know alignment & fil~ geri•1 c t er i ca J per. req'd. Desire top ve iev::s:s) J uly 9th thru Ju. P Intl " Personftel Agency "'wk in J. W. Rob inson's Mesa, Calif. 92626. Attn: , ~·°""'~"°"°""~· c:."""''-'67-'3-88=-"'"18-'. ~~ b "'~kg r 0 u n d. Ex~ salesman. Lite mechan. OLD~R Philco automatic ~Y=-·~-=---• "I 133 D D N B Beauty Salon for national Glen Holmes. 1 ME 01 CAL Receptionist desii'able, but not necess. knowledge. Neat in appear. re~tor. Top freezer. Sell the old stuU Buy the new P•perhengfng 0:.C~W'o' · ' cosmetic co. Work involves General Ofc $467 needed _must be bi-lingUal Apply Hybridyne, Inc., 3150 Apply mornings, 2 5 9 o $50 .. Atter 6 pm, 640-1199. :-""-=-"=· --,,--,,...,,-----! l=XT. painting, Frett e•f. "':=:~~~~~~~·! !~':.iaJ_ ~":'~n<, lndid 'vidual Type 50, lite sh helpful (Span~h). Position avan. PuUman·St, C.M. 540-5935. Newport. Bl., C.M. • ••••••••••••••••••• ~U! lJc'd. Guar. ''ou.plck -ALTERATJONlm' .lll.b~""' man..o-up emo. W~ Call U>rraine immed. Salary open. Con. RELIEF Medical Attendant, SERVICE Writer-Partsman, color • we·n do rest. Lido Area. will train. Salary + comm. WESTCLIFF tact Mrs. Nesttingel'-RN, nites. Newport Villa full time· Service Dept. Ap. ;;:.1,' ,--""-===--=::aoc:,...-; •~ ~-Call Benefits. 557 ~""". . . ply ,_ -M Ce .._ ......... t1 , --... 61:>-5405 aft 6 pm Call 642•2800, Ext. 325 Personnel Agency ~ 642-5861 ,,, r-•.SOn, esa nu:~ PAINTING & Repair 35 yn. ASSEMBL y Robinson's ~ Westcliff Dr., NB MOTEL maid, part or full RESTAURANT applications ~~~~': ~ E. 16th St., Exp. Avg. room Ii clolet ... _ Id 1 •-. No. 2 Fashion Island, l\'B 645.2770 time. 460 N. Coast Hwy., being ta ken for cocktaili;;;.=='°"'.-· ~----$15. Inter&: iexter. Exoellent """"e 50 er ng ""' ~'lre wrnp Laguna Beach. 494-2494. girls, hostesses, waiters. SERVICE Stat_ion Attendant, -~ Call F--'-l:'..to! .i:~~ ftJl(!r. nee!ssary. Xtra long Equal Opyor. Employer GENERAL Ofc. exp er. & ""''""' 1UTU1 ~ Penn. F/time pos. Type 65 NEWCOMER WELCOMING: busboys, dishwashers & part f/lime, eves & Ret term assignment. broil--·n. \Vt'nd & •·a wknds. Union Station, 1645 1---~=----· i lrvlne 540--4450 CUSTODIAN, $2,66/hr, full on IBNI Exec., gd Hospitality Hostess ..-~ "~ """" No Wurtng NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO time, perm. position, 7 ant-w/munbers. 546-4370 ask To Call LOCALLY on ~v Restaurant, Dana Point1=A=dam~·~·=·~CM~·~-~--I * WALLPAPER * TEMPO 3:30 pm. Exper. required. for Chris. resident tamilles bringing Marina, July 10.14 & 11.21 SERVICE Statibn: Graveyd. Whtn JGU caD "Mac'' T H I Personnel Office, Sou th ---c-,.-.,-.-1-0-m-·,.---1 gifts & civic info. Good pay bet 9 & 11 am. shilt, Utime. Must be ex· 541-14" s.;..1ru amporary • .L .Coast Comni. Hosp., $ooth Cashier experience • good P/time. hfust have happy SALES: Some exp er . per. Prefer college student. PROFESSIONAL Painter. Honest work. reu. Lie/Ins. Int/Ext. Free est. Refs. 548-2759. * PAINTING • PAPERING Interior Exterior Lfc. lnwred Guaranteed Call Ha.nit 642-4558 AVON INVITES YOU to Laguna. 499-1311. An equal on phone. Lite typing. smile, car, typing ability. Fashion & st><Jrtswear. Full Arco, 19th & Newport, CM. at.art earning extra cash OpJXlrlunity employer. The Earl's Plumbing Inc. 547-3095. or P(fime. MI 2-2441, Mrs. SERVICE Station Help, ex. selling ()ur exciting cos-DENTAL Recep!Klnist -Ex· 642·17".,J. NIGHT hostees • cashier .<;>'Malley. per. Full &: Pffime. 990 E. metlc fashions for summer, . ,.., __ ,_, F al appt e cut 1 v e Secretary. GIRL "'-'...i...... ~-. -n'I needed, experienced only, SALE &\'YAN aggressive. l....Uldst Hwy., N.B. '"" or a penon . M I I 'tlo .l"••,.....,, •.r l"" e.-"'·. I 3 , Call ~7041• a.nager. a JI061 . n ofc, sales, phones, good app,,. tn person a ter pm. neat. Stereo equipment, SHARP GAL available with progre3s1ve 35 yrs or older 'The Derby commission plus. 1'.1ust have Looking for a career In AUTO SALES dental office. Salary limited personality. 64.2-MOO. Rm-aurant. 1262 s. E. previous exp selling same. b 0 u t t q u e 1a1 es & Would like experienced man. ()nly by abi!ily to asmnne HEAL TH FOOD sales clerk. Bri3tol, Costa Mesa. .Must also be willing to do ?Mgement. Must have Join one of the most SUC· responsibilities. s:p-3730. 40 hour ~-eek. Costa Mesa. lite cleanup. Apply betwn Cllsplay & sales exp. If you ·~ .. P ·a.f·n.-t-1.nc·· "'Ctlsful Font-Dealerships in DENTAL Receptionist;-"Cap-· .. !f,~t~re •. Re~ble 1•1mrum. NOTE ··T-ELLER llam & 2.pm onl.y. USA · qualify· & are looking tor a IJc d/ lnt. Refs. Reu. Orange O>unty. Top com· able & expcr. in all den· with experience preferred. Experienced Stereo Equip \Varehouse, lasttng position, call for ap.. Free nt. Oluck, 645-4)809. missiona, Jnsurance, Demo tat otc procedures including _54_,8..,·953=7~· ~====-· 179 E. 11th St., Costa Mesa pointment. Profeaionel Painting Plan. We need a truly pro-chairside & X-ray. Newport HOME MANAGER N or call for appt. 645-2442. THE LOOK A CONVENIENT 5HOPPINC AHO SEWING GUIDE fOR THE GAL ON TliE GO, For an •d in Wom•n'1 World Call Mary Btlh 642-5678, ext 330 Key To Slimming! Knit Wardrobe! tnter/exte:r. Quality '1IOrit fe.ssional new car aalesman. Center, 644-0022. Competent woman to lve-!n (;li~or~T.E~ank Must be able to \\"Ork full 644-6500 Reu !:o""r-7455 Apply in penon to Don & manage Orange County ·time I•;;;;;;;;====== llISl\f •===~---~--~I Crevier. Theodore Robins DENTAL Receptionist, Of· h:mK' tor z aduJl.8, To ar. . e SINGLE needle Operators, PAINTER Specialist wt.side F·~ 2060 H·~ Bl d fice Manager, exper. Salary . . 6 Monarch Bay Plaza SALES Clerk, femaJe. Large exper. on dresse1 & trim Jdtcbent and baths. u.-u, cu .,...r \I ., range 1 n t e r v t e w ap-party & pa-goods store "..., '"""" Costa Mesa. open. 9:>me eves & Sats. poinbnent, call ( 21 3 ) South Laguna ,.... • sportswear. 64fi...(OOS • .,._.-...,, 646-9672 Previous sales exp. re-==~,,..-.,,.-----! BABYSJ1TER wanted, Mon, . 867-5361. quired. Full time. Apply in SINGLE l'j'eedle .operators • PROF. Paloting, also ntob, accous. cell., tnter/ecter. Uc/Ins. Ffte est. 64&-5191. WALLPAPER HUNG Carl Rebi<o 641>2449 Wed, Fri, my home. N.B. ~~::~=R& &ne1!.~.~y HOSI'ESS/Cashier, p/Hme. Equal Op4!~mployer person, 9 am-4 pm. 801 Overlock, special Exper Own tr an a . Reference. w• No Sun or Ho 1 l days. Baker st., C.M. Mr. Harper. only, Top pay • steady. Pd. 54S-.7592. in person only. SUrf -& Kramer's Colonial Kitchen, NURSES, pvt. duty, all ..,_,,s SALESMAN WANTED vac. Ask for Jan, 642-3472. Sirloin, 5930 W. Coast Hwy, 19th• Harbo CM ~~ BABYSI'ITER & lite hsewrk Newport Beach. · ""' r, · d shifts. Lescoulie Nurse's Presentable & sharp. No exp. ~ ·-.,.. D.:nt"r"'ltr. .... .,.. 5 days "-'ttk. 94 pm. MY I ~='-,..,~~=,..,,,..-,....-HOSTF.sS/Cashier, exper. for Registry, 351 Hospital Rd., necessary. High potential. ll\.Vll"IC i-Ll\.)\..li"tl"'C:L DJSCOUNT 'OD baJVinc If HOME ONLY! 67'3-0148. DISHWASHER-Mornings main dining rm. Apply in N.B. Work Fri-Tua Phone SERYJCES•AGEJ\ICY buy or: W.C. Ucnns. ('all BARMAIDA No exper nee. Apply in person, ':OppoE. Cst person. Hotel Laguna, be· 642-9955 or 540-9954 83.3-0211 after 11 am. Indus. Engr/Comm'l to 16k T'beHqmen54?-5846. Apply V"""'s Loung•, Hwy, ~ Equ r .... _ 11 & 6 lnlervlews •• MfF CRET ""'" E 1 ~ ....,_ <w<:en a.m. p,m. · . """ SE ARY, dictaphone. Journeyman Mech. llllS PAINTING le PAPERING, 1.,...IL Ne"-Blvd, CM.•,,:· ;:"':;,P:,::0ocY"ccrc.._d_,_~-,--So Cst H Leg "-h ,., .. 1a ",...... 1, • • wy, . ,D<.; • OPPORTUNITY tor top hair No shrthnd. Type 70 wpm. Drattsman to $693 19 yrs in Harbor Itta. Lie&: 548-9242. DRIU. press operator trnee, HOUSEKEEPER _ Cook _ dresser. w-some following Reception, variety. $500 mo . bonded. Ref'• rum. 642--2356. =B7A=R~=~.D~ER=-• .,.....71-..--I $2.2S per hr. Apply at 18170 ,.._ . Id I In area. M-11 Ha Ir NB Call Ell 10 to 12 am PAINTING • Honest. clean. guaranteed work. Lletnsed ..,--............... -1.-1mun<1:·6JW741k '""", . PP Y n Euclid, Fountain Vly. \.Almpan1on lo e er y "~'"' · · y, · Jndu.s. Engr/C.Omm'l to S16k person TI-IE BLUE BEET. -gentlemen. Live-in, drive, 5 Design, CDM. Call eves o~ 642-1634. "' Secretary $560 107 21st Place, NB. aft 4 DRIVE A SCHOOL BUS day wk. Enjoy fishing. Good ly, 494-8209. * * * F/C Bkkpr/Constr to $800 pm. Training starting shortly ... lor salary. Prefer lady 45 to !'iJ.1 'P~A"'YRO=·,;LL.,-cl7e"r'°k-need--,:-ed.,.-,im.-I John Buchannan Payroll/EDP to $600 '•BE=A~tm=Cl=AN--Ex~--N~ permanent part time school Refs required. 673--2938. med. Prepare s•rvice 2324 "A" V'ta A/P Clerks to f':i50 Pl11ter, Patch, Rt,.,.lr per. 0 bus drivers. Be licensed & foliowlng necess. Busy well ready to work when school H 0 USE KEEPEJlf Com· boreau input, maintain P/R Veraposa West General Ofc/Mklng to $550 * PATCH PLASl'ERING All t;ypn. Free estimates CaII54!M;825· est.ab. 88.lon. Guarn. salary starts Sept. lS. Must be de-panion. P/time". i\1o!rt drive. records, compile 1 ab or Laguna Hills Dictaphone/Recept to $520 to atf,rt. AWt" for Betty, pendable &: have a good No :11 m o1c i ng/drinking, hours fofjob costing. Use 10 You are the winner of Clerk Typists to $450 Gigi's Hairstyles, 846-5000. driving record. Routes open 962-5224, H.B. key. Lite typing. Able tO 2 tickets to the Clerical Posltions to $350 BEAUTY operator, exper. in many areM. INS. AGCY GIRL cross tra in into other func-Southland PBX·Typlst $425 7034 £qfl(ki3MJ4 Plumbing ....... ··"'-......... . PLUMBING lnstall·Remodel·Repalr, Free Estlmates, Lie. 548-8m f mal G • B t N ed . . 1 OOns. Start $525 mo. Send Home lo Garden 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM 9465 e e. wens ea u y (Xlnt ,.. b for housewives) e exper. insurance g1r LAl 1470 Shop, 240 Bea.ch St .. Laguna Call 714/835--3722, 9 am to 3 for new ofc of es!ab. agency. qualificaOOns: "'5sified Ad Show -a 10~1.20~ Qukk knit & glamorous Beach. 494-329-t. pm Mon.r:o..i. Ins. & claims know'! essen. No. 436, Dally Pilot, P.O. I. __ 1'l'1' ..,ra wardrobe fur her doll. BEAUTY OPR ASST ---"----~ Call Mr. Hai-per or Miss Box 1560• CoslJl Mesa, CaIII. AN~~hE IM TRAINEE "'f lllM;..., 111<,.,1'-Knits have "give" eaay • DRUG store sales girl, ex-92626. for a child to dress doll! Use Assist busy salon owner. elusive Laguna Beach Nichols, 636-l41l2. CONVENTION ASSEMBLERS ANGLE SEAMJNG ls the left over yarn for dress, Top salary +. 646-1345 pharmacy. Must be ex-INSURANCE Secretary. (No PBE X. Answering servi~. CENTER To $4 Per Hr ke;f to &ienderlW.: Waist and bathing suit, 9horts, 8lack:ll, PLUMBING REPAIR l'f ) I t b NB r· xper pref. Relief shift. J ly 14 J 1 23 hips •-. o tt . t . d job •--__ ,, BEAUTY operators ~ full & perienced. Apply in person. 1 e • or es a . . . mn. St d k c""' 0001 u ~ u Y NO FEE · ~w a enng un1c an J..pc. suit for ll ~)" teen doU. · ---No-WU-&llJ&U-··Piiff-~lrme.-··--commtss"ions/· Busharo"i-Pmmn.acy, -"'14 Exp essential. Gd. aaJ.e.ry & ea Y ",,r · ~... Please call 642·5678 ext. 314 pRnts as ~"ell as dress in Pattern 7034 di * 642-3128 * F 1 ...... · benefits. 548-1183. PRACTICAL nurse for elderly between 9 and 5 om'.t0 clai. ·r:n Applications being accepted JlOl""ster (If double knit . ~--. : easy ree-l-=,,-,=--====..-_ guarnntyw. 601050. ores! Ave .• ._,.,.na Bch. 1 d L' . Sal ~ ·~ bl •· '·' ~· COLE· ·p ·(UMBING-~-~~-----I JANITORIAL work !or male a y, Ives m or ()Ut, acy your tickets. (North County .1ul-assem ers •. J'ljo exper. Printed Pattern 9465: NEW .,.,....,..,,,.......,,FIVE -Boat Manufacturer EPOXY adhesive /pa.int .....,.. 548-7741 e 548 •774 necess All hilt u = • ~·.. ~~" •• 24 hr. service. 645-ll61 1 -or --r. ~rt time on -l"-n. og • toll·free number is 54().1220) · s 8 ava · Hall Sizes 10%, 12%. 14~~. for each pattern _ add 25 Nerot B o a t carpenters, m a n u a c t u re r needs ~ vv..-r l< Must be able to ........ -•-· unc1~ • $7.50 ··"-nds •0 • -92 PROFESSIONAL * * * ••cu• 16%. 18*, :»%., Siie 14% cents for each pattern far uzcou• "Mi~ Hardware In~tallers, energetic mature male fac· wn."" · o.w-ov • '•OiiOiiOiiOiiOiiiiiiiiii-17/14/72 Sewer line to 100' • $15. Plumbers &: Ce 1. Coat tory Y..'Ol'ker. High scb1 & JANITORS wantal Laguna, RESTAURANT & HOTEL r • ' ·(buet 37) tunic, pants 3% Air Mail and Special Handl- * ·~-* Good •• 1. y M"'t ~.,. t. N rt Be h EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Secretary to $650 P.P.S. )'ds. 45-in. ing·, othe-·..t·-th!rd-'aas .,.,J"'"-.u Touch-up. ~ne its. r 111 ary comp. .l" uu une ewpo nc area, eve~ • w......., ""' around v.mk: 4 Day work day;>ay open. 548-SW. lng work. 6»-l60l. Man~ ••· •.• Salary Open . Great oppor. Great co. Great Pacific SEVENTY·FIVE CE.VI'S delivery will take three Remodel & Repair CUSTOM Remod/ Alterations. What have you. David Stewart, gen'l contractor, 646-2847. Roofing k ~ nl A-' ESCROW S Xlnt oPpor. w/lrg Corp. fringe benefits. Good skills Personnel Services for each pattern -add 25 weeks: or more. Send to w • ~·~" 0 Y· ,,,..y EC'Y JR STENOGRAPHER •·· M -~--li ;u t I ea h tt '·-T E I Op • ~t gt" Trne $G0041w mo. & l""' ...... nt persona ty w1 ~~., No, To"-r cen • or c pa em lUl-Alice Brooks the DAILY Mon--burs. qua por. The Irvine Comru.nu seeks M' · 3 ·--·e "-ks 2n p ~ "' A' M ·1 and S la! H di E I "-I b' ,,......, 1nunum yea.. ... ..,.l'"-n nee. U.>U , < d Broiler) get thiJ one. Cb. ayg Union Bank '"""•are ll' ai pee an • PILOT, 105, Needlecraft m P 0 Y e r · ..,... um ia an escrow s e c re ta r Y Shorthand SO wpm, typing Short Order ••••• $23-~ ahft Feel AJ&o Fee POSinONS. n......-... c;Jil ing; otherwise thlrd-class Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea Yachts.275McCormick w/min. 2 yrs Joan dept ex· 65 ....... m. OUties to include · "·U · r.All~'M: v~.._,'l>"'• • del' will tak •-A • CM .. ' Wa1tresse~ over 21 ~-Barbaro Kmg ~ 547.6446, •very e •••= StaUOn, New York, N. y, v " · per. w/bank, S&L co, or answering all incoming tele-Food & CbcktaiJ ••••• $1.63 hr NEWPORT weeks or more. Send -tQ 10011. Prlnt Name, Addreu, BOAT CARPENTERS relate~ real estate e$Cf0w phone calls, dictation, typing Hostess & PERSONNEL AGENCY 1230 E. Edinger, S.A. Marian Martin, the DAILY Zip, Pattern Nwn~r. Must have exper building lge exper. Typing 60 w.p.m. and filing for busy Real HMtess Cashiers .• $2-$2.50 hr 3848 Campua Dr, NB 558·8444 PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept., NEE OLE C n AFT "721 L£E Roofing Co. Roofing all yachts. Long range prti-Ability to operate adding Estate Management <'Am· Mgr Frnt Osk hotel •••• $3 hr 232 West l8th St., New Crochet, knit, etc. nee type1, Recover, repairs, gram. Top wages & nmchine' or calcu1ator. Xl11't pan,y. Salary to $525. Submit Bellman-hotel. $1.65 hr+tips Sec'y Buyer Trne to $600 SMALL con_sumer ~~ York, N.Y. 10011. Print directions. SOc thenno root ooatinga. \\'hite benefits. Apply Willan:l Boat company benr.Ul:i & \\'Orldng resume to P .O. Box 1810, FEE No sh. Key spot for advance-manufacturing re q .u 1 r f! s NAME, ADDRESS \vlth Ins!Ji nt Macn.me Boot. A color. UC/bonded, s~ Works, 1300 Logan Ave, conditions. Newport BeAch 92663. ROYAL SERVICE ACENCY ment in dynamic growing ~ature female. typing SH, ZIP, SIZE and STYLE Ba.slc, fancy knots, pat. 19f7. Free est. t)C2..7222. Costa Mesa. Call Mrs. Smoot LANDSCAPER, ex:per., tern· 3848 Campus Dri\'e Irvine arr.a electronics firm, bitting exp. N. ~· area. NUMBER. terns. $1. e T. Guy Roofing. Deal ii• a"""o'"'o"K"'· "'K"E"E"',=P"'E"R=-"'ro=R 644-3389 porary, possibly fuU lime, Suite ll9, Newport Beach Will train to buy son Items. Good salary, wo~king conds SEE MORE 'Q u t c k EuJ Art or R a 1 "p 1 a Direct. J do my own \.\Wk. SMALL BUSINESS, 1 to 2 knoy,·)edge ()f soil prep., 557·2800 Beautilul future. Top bme· It fringe bene.f.it!'. Phone Fashions and choose one Crochet -over 26 designs to 645--2'7f«), 54~9590. hrs. daily, includes daily Execut ive Secretary planting & rip rap wallPllMP :==1~~a-nd~Sc'o'i1-,-,-m-a-n-, 1 llll. Abigail Abbot Peraonncl 646--7774• pattern free from our make. $1. Sev1ing/ Alterailon1 poru~ of time & expenses ?i-tagazlne publisher needs building. Good wages. Write Cd.\l area. 5 Dlys. 00 hrs. Agency, 230 w. \Varntt, TAILOR wanted. Mr D Spring..SUmmer CataJoa. All · lbataitt CJcdet Boot • for ~ next 30 days, plus ~s. r::!t :"'we;i:rg!~ Roberts, P. o. Box J<W!, Nite shltt. Top wages. Suite 209, S.A. 5!S7-6J.22. Tailor Shop, UJ C-1\lrtin •~si-f:/ ~G BOO learn by plctun:1! Patterns. ___ .,. __ ._ SEWING • DESIGNING lite n ·Women. ReMOnable rates. Ten dollar minimum. Estimates. Call ~1450. Al,.ratlons-'42·5145 Neat, accurate. 20 ;r.eara exp. SitlM Tllo • ' . future work. Roberts, P. 0. Sou th Uiguna 92677. Phone 673--8818 tor appt, SECRETARY: Vice Pres. ol Ave, N.B. 548-0146. , K $L Box JC)!, So. Leguoo 92677. 1.:tcd, ael! stnrter. fast, IC· growing co. ln lht dynamic TELEPHONE salea: Sell sew today, Vt"eM tomorrow. Complehl Juta.nt Gift Boot Boys curate, Cflpable ot handling LEGAL Real Est1te S•le1 Southern Orange County'!! $1. -more than 1.00 ,Uta. -$1. own c..'OITCSpond<':ncc. Ability housing field. Be au t i f u I INSTANT FAS fl I 0 N ClompJete At-·· Book .. A-10.I4 to delJvtT .......... Licensed rael est a t.e modern. office by OC1'&n Favorite Newspap(t b'om BOOK H ndred •·-"'" r~·~ to write ~ promo"·nal 1 t -u s of '1 1n the Dana Point. San O• """" "" salcspenons wo.nte< m· Family • atmosphc~. $650. your home. Makt as much " mente areas. copy a Big Plus. For inter-TRAINEE ~mediatt'ty for Runt•n Call Helen Hayes, 540-6055. u you nctd. GcntroUJ com-la.ahion f.actt. $1. 11 iln.r Rae Boob'"' SOc. DAILY PILOT view, Pat Brumm, S46-070. Beach area. Phone COasW A..,ncy, 2790 m!Alon on tacb sale. Call Cj)UICK CASH -of It Prlte Arr-. "92-412(1 EXPER Cooks or Cook Train-Work In Newport Center 1'.U/m.-4139. I Harbor m al Adams, CM. 557~. ' THROUGH A ~di -1~16 patterno. TIME FOR ... apply In P<fllO/l. Colony Start $42> mo. Requltt• .... s E c RETA R Y-Famlllu TV TECH. -outside. Exp'd. 50e Kltchen Restaurrutt, San "'laria l exper, fn>eliO wpm, D ... LY PILOT ! w / work!JW ., I classified Mission Vt<Jo area. DAILY PILOT 'M;._. QuUf -1 • DAILY PILOT Juan C<tplstrano. See Mgr. lite SH. ['j E I mattrlal. Tak• dletallon, to 831·7180 WANT AD !!Oo. • EXPERIENCED medical Roi end s. Bl!rcume w•. NT •o work p/Ume, "ti· hrs • TYPiiTS • 642 5678 Qailt.""' 'l'oolaf'• u.1 .. -CLASSIFIED ADS ,_ptloni.t. Call 9 10 5. 644-0023 fl: fl.. prcrd. WllI <'Oosldtr alter 1'111. aec:w-ate typist want~ • IS b<outlful pattem0-SOe. M0t>-Fr1, &44-1025. hn. (213) 831-2255. 10 type od<ift•""· Apply In CALL 642-5678 1~Need,......,.-a •'°"•Pa'"'d°"'"t~P1-,,.--1n-o-dl Fast r<sull• are JUll •phone 642-5678 / A.AfOOCI want Id II a !lood It> penoo. Pl!nnysa,,.,., 151: ••••••••••••••••••• / , Cali &l2-4i6'13. call away 612$13. • vesun.nt. N•"1'0rt Blvd, C.M. Ji••••••••••••c:i•••- • I • F h 0 { ' u E A DAILY PILOT ,25 SEE · 11· FREE Find Your Name I ' Ev_erythlng lct.r_'lttur_H.m_e Even Traveling 'Home•' In Recreatf.on Vehicle Exhibit• If .... -............ , ........ -It ...... .,,.. ...... _, ....... ~ ................ -,._ '42·5'71, lit ..... J14, -- ' ..... aH 1 ,. .... lo ................ lo pick Ip .,_ ti ..... et _, .<MY•lnl DA LT PILOT office. Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT ' ' ' [ .... _ I C1m1r11 aM __ 1._._e_ll~·----·---•-1• Stwint Machines _E,.q._u,.,;lp_m_•_n_1_,.. • .,1 ... i-_101_.1 STEREO: 1972 G arr a rd * * CyCles, Bikes, Scooters 925 PETRI Fr camera. St!ldom used. C. C. auto. 1:1.8 f-55 n:.m. ?\'o. 3'Xl6$6. With Oasb :ittt.dunent. $100 or make olff.r. 54~1734 eves & ~·eekend:>. KOBENA 421 Super 8 movie '.. ounen.. Instant cartridge loading. Power telephoto wide angle lens. Alm06t new. $75 or makf!' (lffer. 542-1734 eves & weekends. Model Electrophonlc tu.U Al1n Vena 197-2-T-,-, u_m_p_h_Bo_n_ne-,-.,U; size stereo changer, b&3f • DOORS OPEN rf'tlf!" speaker• 25nt P1du1 600cc. Slpd. Excel cond. AM / FM / MPX/ STER:EO Laguna Hiiis WMken$ -12 Noon ~ than 3000 nli. llave • 8 track tape player. Still You are the winner of new LA job, Musi 5(JI or brand new In -~on _ •-tt 2 tickets to the We....,"'-.. 5 p. m. trade for p.u. truek. Sl350. '~' ~ S hi nd 800 -i<Alteill, Arllheim, Clllfornll -7• M fl 6pm •~ ••92 on lay-a-way. OrieinaJ.ly out a orn or a ~ . 80.ld tor $386.95. pay ott Home & Garden BRAND new bicycW--Lady's balance $189.47 or payments Show ~aleigh Sport. fi(I. Call of $9.00 monthly. USA at the I Peta and Suppliff Jr:L;'l l_1.oo_1_and_.....,. __ _, -BoiJ!..~ .... t 11• :Ji I 64~ alter 5 or &12-4321. Stereo Equip Warehouse, ANAHEIM . tt.nJ _ _ . ....,, j 1' _•_x_t.~233=. ==-~=- 179 E. 17th St., C..ta Meaa, CONVENTION -------;,;;;1 1971YAMAHA 125 MX 645-2442. CENTER • 906 Lo\v miles and ready to race NIKON-new nikkormat. 1-14. I ·D"r"N"IN"G,,....~Rm--..,~. ~H-arves-~t July 14 • July 11 Pats, G.Mr•I 850 Horsu 156 Boats, Power Clean! $500 Sflmill f.-w I ca 1 e ' Pl all ••2 •~ xt 314 Ask lo' John "AAt~<2 · '"'' · tbl/6 cnairs, Hutch, Ma.hog, ease c vt • • .1cuo, e . . * "Sherry's". G:roomi.ng 10 7 YR old reg Ap~oosa 15' PERFORMER Havoc.1 ~~~-~-~-~~ -495-5046. antique White. Dry Mnk. betw~n 9 and 5 pm lo cl<um yr!I in all breeds. (Fret> wt saddle & bridle. i::ilXJ. \\'hite &: blue metal flake, '69 Yamaha Enduro in A-1 Furniture llO Bc.>aut. cust. made. --Spinet your tickets. <No;th ~unty pickup), UQe.rding, poodle 557-67TIJ, new upholstery. all,gauges, condition. Make offer. desk.fine cood. Gone With toU·free numbeT is 540:..I.229) puppies .. ~~8. 1 . Id H 11 75 h.p. Chrysler eng. Brake-• 64&.5&fi9 -.....,====-----w ·nd La . * * * . 1 111ne yr. o mare. a 1 AU . BUMPER n •cc·s BENTWOOD 'ue ' mp. Antique --------~•Cats /152 M0Tran & half Aral>ian. away tr r. in .i: IV\ " CHAIRS trays. 2 braided rugs 9xl2, Sporting Goods 830 · $250. 637~3. • $1295. 548-12&5 for Motor(·yck' SIO Need at least four fin~ un-12x20. Antiquet2drawtr Oak 'AFFECTIONATE f e ma I e '72 Enterprise. Ask for .Johll &14-1741 fin . Bentwood chairs. Ap-chest. Antique caster sel-6 POOL ~ble, ':°mpFJ~te w/ac-kittyt free to fOU, 11 weeks ~~~~!:_ Pony,! pctrfredcct _6 cYt. Chry. e, 40 ·59 HONDA Slr350 pearance not important, but pc." Antique ladies chair & ceS60Mes, $JOO. me oond. old. Needs a home with lots't:"OC '"'! ""''<:<u, swee 116 u MPH. Seats 11. Buy & Get.ting marricd', n1us1 sell. must be in good rood. No fem sb!.nd & many othe'rs Moving. 962-7940. \11> • . o1 love & good, cat food . & trained~ $150. Full saddle Ocean boat. Loaded \Yilh Best offe_r. 675-6950 t-'\'t's. antiques, Free or reu. _54,8-mo,....~·====~-TV, Radio, HIFI, 1 ' Smokey grey with wt.ite &-tack, $50. ~· equip. $4500. Anytime . HONDA Mjni Bike. tuhr price, Mike. 897-7791 alt. 5 * AUCTION * s1o... 136 pows. 644-7101. 67>-6279. chassis. new cng., ll!<J. Xlnt LADDERBACK c HA IR s. Fine Furniture STEREO l972 Garr a rd PERSIAN kittens, blacks, [ ---and II" Je ] 23' SOUTll Coast Runabout. oond. 545-3182. Need at least four matching &: Appliances equipped with full sized pro. CFA reg., $100. Also persian . . Y. Chrysler Crown Marine 170 POWEU. trail/dirt bike. high, ladderback chairs, Auctions Friday, 7:30 p.m. fessional changer, AM/FM stud seni-ice from white or h.p. $2500 or make off~r. Rugged, exct'I. c 0 n d, Fin. or unlin. Must be W indy's Auction Barn stereo receiver, seaied air· blacll; amoke proven studs. Collect (213) 2 5 5-714 3 54&-1879. sturdy. No antiques. Free (lr I suspension speakers, tape 892-2970 G1n1rel 900 •f~B~u,~lne~ss;.ho~u~rs;_cl.~,.....,-,,j---J:[Et:Mi;f'" __ _ reasollable price Ph Mike 2075% Newport, CM 646-8686 d k • L-d -~ I . k' --~. I . = 24 . h . HEW\1ET • • Behind T oy' B1.1~ M t'I ec -x uca ..,...,ne Pug-in FR.EE llb:u:\o...._ute &: oVlng. Ferro Cement Boats SKIPJACK wit h\'m Bell Su""r J\.-tagnum Sll at 897-7791 after 5. 0 8 YA a jacks. Brand new in box &: Weaned & trained. 6 Tabby V(llvo engines, 151) hrs """ 6 "TIIINIJNE" 41" h'..a. iron LIDO PATIO SALE. Gd guaranteed. Originally pric· colored, 1 white w/ blk. tail Power-SS.ii-Commercial w/trailer. 646--0681 eves. Ask for John 6#-1742 ~" I -·-$10 Ed .. d t 1-95 "-' $87 Immediate Delivery. '70 Honda 3.~Stl't'et. & naugh dininf ctn 48" awn..,..., .. .,..,, · ger, ~· e a '1"'· • DQ.l.ance & ee.rs. Call 837-5003. 9' BOSTON \Vhaler t"""" ' G•....._ .. ,,.., di,. $5 Solkl cash or small payments. Stock & CIJlitom des-igns. ~ .--2500 mi. $475 Musi. sell round white form hi/loped ... ..._.. ' · Lay-away 0 , p t , Large dog Hoose Continental Commercial dinghy, new cond. without YA'..."!A it 0 tbl. U~t p~, sew brll.98 and~, Jl5. s~~e AJ.most Brand New Co ~~tu~r~$29~-~64'.':5-0904~~-_:_ll--!:i~EA'i'HE:RS __ _ mach, K"-" BR set. Twin water ski. $12. Artist a 714/893-0501. u rp. _mo ' "· · LEATHERS -~ ~ K N I $"" must se $\S (TI4)224-8382; (TI4)f.1.9-5011 '70 Skipjack 24. beds. Misc. M·'-otf-. !'"""' ea°'"'" ..,,, .ew gu tar. • ~. ZEN_.. & RCA-M.ve ~ to Phone '"7 ...,,,. Moto X WaiJt 28", le.....,.~ 28 ..,...,.. "' J'1V ........... -'"· Ill! ,,... '-.,,u °" -ou.o:i Plant: like new, private party. ·~·· My rt I e wood St, CM. .n=ure typing cntlU', • $lS(l during our end (lf Dogs IS4 1250 N. Marsha.II, El Cajon Xtras. 9ti~l045, 525--0262 S45. Ask for John 644-1742 549-1'514. ~67_3-9=l~l9~·==---~ model year sale. Most '73's .. . • .. .......... 1970 Maico 250 MX RARE modem cabinet, massive ~· Jong, with space for hifi components, has booksheU top, beauWul wood. 8' round a.rea rug, wool, blue-green Ca 11 anytime 644-6913. CdM. MUST mo wrought .. pole lamps pump, etc. FtJRNITU factory selling out at COft. floor samples while stock lasQ. 845 Baker, Costa Mesa. 2 1URQUOLSE na.~ahyde now in stock. Priced less * Dog Obedltnca * 12' FISHING Boat, motor, 141hi' PERFORl.1£R, mot(lr Plus extras. $550. coucher $10 each. Antique than the disoounters w/3 yr Try this proven love method & Trailer exeell€'1'lt con-& rtlr. Immac. $ 3 7 '5. 673-1328 dressing table $~. 2 lawn picture tube waJTanty, l yr Clam starting Laguna~ dition. $400. 546-9051 645--0392/548-4648 aft 4 pm. ~n $2 each. Vacuum parts, 1 yr service, clellvery San Oemente area. 13• Santa Fe, gJps 4, ·n Kawasaki 125. dirt. $3. 18 volume set of en-&: &et-up. Terms OI' cash 90 Days 49'l--44Qt; eves S49-l9ll porta-potty. $650. Boats, Rant/Chart'r 908 Xtras. Low mileage Xlnt cydopedi111 + ccuntries & plan. Hurry for tuU selee-JOOn Martin Prof'! Trainer e.au 64:>-2163 Cond. $500 firm. 8.'IG-9076 people '125, 3 bird cages n lion o1 '72 models. ABC AKC PUPS-· 9 week old Ger. =D~IN~G~H~Y~-or-~fis~. ~h ~b-o_a_t, 27' AUX. SLOOP HONDA 450 1970, lo mil.,, M. 4 kitchen chairs 'l'5c ea. Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, ho h . show & field 5 fiberglass, lO'-Boe.l:ation·ne\\' Perfect for weekend cruises xlnt oond , f?OO. Complete single bed $5. Hunfuwton Beach, 968-3.129. 8 rt airs, ' ''""' .,...,,. 213 ~ to Catalina. Fu11y equipped. 548--45-13 Ba bed .. .,..°" week old great danes best $150. ~. : 4.w-5419. by $1. 84.ro.uu. LEAR Jet sttteo 8 portable in temperament & 's11ow. Boats/Merine SS radio, RDF, sleeps six. •n Ossa Pioneer 250 cc WANTED to buy '64 to '67 El ta.pe p)ayer, solid sta~. Martin c re & t Kennels E • 904 6'2" headroom, oomp\etef 3000 ML Gd. ccind. Camino or Ranchero trock. Model P-510. Plug inro 546-0989. quip. galley. Club rates. t.Dts o $675. 548-6417'-afl 4 pm. Must be ren.tonable. Phone cigarette lighter or use!! 6 D 2 M Doh. AKC •JO_H_N_SO_N--35-,,.,-,..-.. -we-r·, parking. Call f9r inf().\, '~n-~Har~l--=D-,i-d,--n "'" ~-I barterle• H-~fy u~ Paid ie pups -557-~ aft. 6:30. ey av !i 0 ....___..,. $35 _ sell si>'."' 542-~ eves Rancho ~bier. Show stock. electric start, with controls, ---------1 Sportster, tow mi. Must ~~~z*~M;ple~:~ -weekends. Ears, tail, shots. Excel mechanically perfect. $200. Boats, Sail 909 sell. $1700. 548-8909 aft. 5. 945 Autos Wonted ... ----------TENT TRAILER SIHpl 7 Kltchen &: Cabf.M Frame rtblt to carry 3 motorcycles $800 540-3894 .REWARD. Will PAY OVER Kelley Blue Book t-.'LMROD tent trailer. slf'('r~ 5 Adultll, 1 t· h I l rl , \1•/compll-t<' zip "n 1an1ll~ For lat-model, cla•n, 1u.1n1, $500. 8J(h"l.':!AA. low mileage domes~ Nl~tROD tent trailer. uM'rl°5 tics, imports, trucks or lime~. $300 or hf>st 11lff'r I campers. Call >16-T.!54. ·,4-7 ·1 Ca~ o·An<vl EnskRfo°'ssBuyer Trailers, Utility 2 \\'HEEL e:tttl baggage I tratler $100. 646-4826 PONTIAC ~A-u~to~S~t-rv~ice, P~.-r~h~94'"9 I 2480 Harbor Bl-v:d. TIRE CITY I Cosio Mts• 54U017 Tires-\Vhccls·'l'lres-\Vheels WE .PAY TOP 4th July SuJ)('r Deals. Good-CASH Year Polyglass & Polyslcel Blen1s. Hi Jackers SJ.t50 pr .. Sprint typt-n1ags 14:<7 Sl!l.80, ll'CS1,~ Sl5.80. 15x8i,i $~.so. 15:<10 $34.80, F60x15 • $28.80, A60>:13 -$39.80, H7*x 14 Po!y~t!'el•. $29.80. E'1Q-F70. G70-H70 15" or 14" Ist '$24.80. Nf'\Y car lakP. off:.. Used Radials 235xl5 $23.50. CloSt"d Sun., ~lon., Tur. 1950 Newport Blvd., C.~f. 645-3554. 12345 E. Carson. 11 a\\' a i i an Ga r de ns 21J..860-0345. GOODYEAR P(llycla•• Blems. All sl:tes. Hi Jack· t>rs $34.50 pr. t4.x7 Mags $19.95. TIRE CITY 1950 Newport , Costa l\lesa ·n Toyota body parts, <'ng. trans., diff., radio, seats, etc. 15,000 miles. Call 673-1784. A I.L EN SNYCROGRAPH 1-tODEL E 1415 HD J7F DISTRlBUTOR i\fAOl.INE. ~2-1734 Eves & weck~nds. P<>RSCHE engine, 1750 cc. chrm & hand paint. 1961. V\V body, no eng. ::02-7916. tor UMd cars Ir trucks. JlllC call Ua fC4" tree nttmates. GROTH CHEVROLET AM fOr Sales Manq:~ mn Beach Blvd. Huntinrton Bt!ach m.eon Kl 9.ml WE buy all malces ot clean U.lltd l'ports cars. paid for or not. PJeue drive in tor -~· NEWPORT IMPORTS &lDO W. Coast Hwy., Newport &acb 642-9405 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP usEb CARS ll your car Is atra clean. let U!i first. BAUER BUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. ~ta !\-'J:esa 979-2500 Autos, lmPortod 970 ALFA ROMEO FOR sale, Iring ~ maple bookcate headboard. 1 yr <Md. Good conct. $ as. 64&-1862. 'Watch dog. Bred f/Jr guards. Sonar D-loa:!, De pt h ·n Honda 350 SL. pvt. $25. Maple nightstand $10. REVOX A·77 Tape deck 546-2647 Sf5..5976 l'IOUnder. $70. 3 Gal: tanks. $8 'NEW MARK II ply. New -nd. •~.u1. II Ar. Phone 6(2-3&13. w/dust ""ver, 101"" I ' · h J b ba't ....... ..v .,...... A f •-1 ..... 111 ree s. OBEDIENCE Class To Start eac ' a sco 1 pump,,.... Pl•strand PT 30 * 673--7583 * utoi or_.e REFRIG, like new. Heed-$300. &tS-2110. ed Jul 2S 7 30 PM · $15. 10 ' lb. anchor $5. Newest&: Fastest 30 Footer\---------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiil board wro"-.t 1-an-W . y th : tn 557-2321· I ed. t 0e1· H 940 Alfa Romeo '72- 2000 PECAN coffee le end tabl~ $275. "Deoorator dinette set $136. 567-3111. 8' SOFA It love seat, never , I uaed. Both nso. Sewing , mach $75. Pvt Pty 963-7910. ; TV. end tables, co..fW' t~, , , dbl bid; dres11en, fnlsc. lo , . bric-a-bn\c. 646-1456.' :~ FENDER tabfe steel guitar, : : single neck, $60. Maple desk ~t & chair. $9. 586-0933. !) GLASS-top desk & chr $45. i: Jliatressed Maple hutch. ! ' $145. IM2-8182. 812 • "6" ..... .., the Newpirt-Irvine area.\ "'==o--~~~~~ mm 1a e 1very Motor omes tique. Leaving area. C.all 1 • 1 ~ Open to al.I dogs over '5 mo's M·ARINE Medianic Free KETTENBURG "BILL WHITUDGES" Dune But1i•1 956 ~ ,:!!, 6 ... an day Sat. ..... lo You ··.·-°'~d~·--==·=~~-""timatcs. Good work. Fair Dan• Point Morin• MOTORS '71 Dun• ....... y ~·~--~· ~~~~-· .. 'Doc OBEDIENCE cl<\<&<• prices save you money. CaU 4%-4020 SUNSET .,.,. FREE cute, loving kittens. ,z -i-~' 2 T' $2 DO ~Ml Jul 11 9 30 Bun-Buman 675-8677. p ~AT N _ Ex 1 nd Slrcet legal, Exolic Green. Wea--• ' tra1·-~. 6 ._"\.s.... .... ,_, Imel, • ""'""'' ng ' ., : -Ch ~. 21' "-' o. "''· ce co ' Bl k . 1 f Alf -·-red·~. l~wht w'~, blk tall-r'~ 10:30 am & 7:30-8:30 pm: A-·t .ai:.':.:~~/Ex~t,I nd.--w/trler & lot& of storage. ORANGE COUNTY ac v1ny roo . en· '-'llV "' Martincrest 8:ennels Santa ~:1 tnuutU1.1 . toe co . North Salls. Mu.st see w ap-LOCATION cloSed (943EFP) Take pic k· ears. Call 837-ra:>3. (\ TORTOISE Shell Fml. kit-Ana Hgt& 546-0989. ... Parade fawnle. &33-lf45 preciate. $2950. SU-0865 ELDORAf>O up or older car in trade. LRG Webber Barbque, % ten. Smart & adorable. ==~~--~--British Sea Gull, 5hp. Mini Can finance private party. price. SchwiM Girll bike . Trained. To gd. heme. NEEDS home. male, tan Long shalt. $150. Fli~, ~ ~ 6?Jl. MOTOR HOME Call dlr 494·6811 all ll. $1. 2 twin matt sell $1S se:t. ~ml CM. . Shepherd, good with kid!i, 1<.Ac1400 t co .. ..,....,. $6448 546-8736. need• room to run $5 ~ * 548-0315 * _ 644-4307. FREE-Cute, l::iving kittens. S42-633l • . 1970 MYERS Toed. street 21" RCA console TV,· B&:W. Need aood homes. 6 tabby I ====c' ~=--~-15' "PERFORMER" out-49' 8 Meter SJoop. converted leg$.]. P£Tfect condition. 36" wardrobe closet, wood. colora!, 1 \\'tiite wl blk tail PUPPIES AKC po o d I e , ~~fl) ::;:,vin. mtr. f/Jr cruls.~g. Xlnt ed. $17,500. FULLY SELF CONTAINED $1200. Cali 536-0269. $25 or best otter. ~73 It e-an, Call &7-5003. teacup &: toyg. Xtra tiny fe. r . ..., .. ,. I 644-4048 • 642-5146. A IT'S BRAND NEW! each. 11' St. Bemard/'iGreat Dane Yorkle. Stud •er v l c e, Boats Power 906 CAL-20 e~tras includill? use L~::. ~;;1~77 dog. Well trained. Gd watch· 1 ~89=3=·9=71~9·~~~--~ ' of moonng for summer. Pnvrt9 ~ Mwi".enl~~· 120 dog. Fem. To adults only AFGHANS, Champ. ...... * * * 17.'l!il. 673-9280. 1970 Harbor Blvd. '63 Chev, ·~ T. P .U. with 962 Trucks •-~' h Will aell bl HID/suspension. 3 speed, 673-2849, vus · reasona Y John Bohn SABOT, good cond. F\llly Co1ta Mase . ANTIQUES. turniture, i1e1v --===.,oo----· FREE kittens. Wh1'te w/one to good hmies. Mae , 3~ D hi' A --" 12 R-H, aJr oond., new battery, candles, artificial Dowers, BENTW D 537-42lO -a •• va., equipped w/-.., $ 5 • · earb., 2 tires• clutch, and hundreds ot misc Items. Sat CHAI RS blk spot. Need loving bome.1-===·~~~-~~ Corona dal Mar 642--0857. paint. Very clean $750. n1 .~ .. Hal ~ H 8 Need at least f(lur fin. or un-6~0/4~18 eve. IRISH Setter, 10 mo. female, You are the winner of ---------... 1879 ' 0 Y. ~~ awa u" · ' AKC Sa ·1· to I · n--1 Sii /Dock 910 -· • (Yorktown &; Brookhunt), fin. Bentwood chiµrs. A~ 7 pups, Lab/ShE!l>herd mix. · en .ice oving 2 tickets to the • uv. f, ps I • s to s. 962-~. pea.ranee not important, but Good w/kids. Includes food home. SJOO. 646-4l09. Southland * 3.5' SLIP * '57 Ford 1/2 Ton U N B EL IE v ABLE ! mu.st be in good cond. No & di.!b. 645-Xl13 aft 4. IRISHSE'I'IER pups. AKC Home & Gerd1n POWER BOAT. Pickup E v e r y t h I n g fro m antiques. Free or re as. FREE happy healthy kittens. reg is. for field or sh:lw. Show SSO. 673-9Ul7 ImmllCUlate, Must Sell, dlr tape-players to kl t c hen pricie. Mike, 897·'T'l9l alt. 5· Weaned &. trained. Phone Bom May 13· 327-7618· at the 17' Schiada SK with 110 897-0224, uterailt! ! Thurs. July 13, LAODERBACK CH A IRS . 548-4615. DALMATIAN_puppy, female, ANAHEIM Mere OB. Canvas cover, OPEN ROAD CHEVY Pl ku lOAM-t?M. 821 No, We!t Nooi at least four matching sweet Dlsposltioned male AKC, reasoi:able. CONVENTION Sharp! $1750. 962-3894. MOTOR HOMES l95l . c p St., Anaheim. high, ladderback chairs. cock·a·poo, loves people. 645-64S6 CENTER * SLIP avail up to 40• boat. 8081 Garden Grove Blvd. ~2!t:·e~ ~j REF $51)-Ladder, prden Fin. or untin. Must bt Shots and License. 962-6103. BEAUT puppieg. Ge:rman July 14 • July 2.1 a.mple parking. 52 Balboa Garden Grove 894-4479 toots '·~ar alarm •·-sturdy. No antiques. Free or . Shephe~moyed m Ix. Picas• call 642-5678, ext. 314 C ·~ ~ n•5 '66 GMC TRUCK • ~... -~ bl . Ph Mlk FEMALE kitty, 11 wka, $30. aft. ··2-5325. 9 d5 t cl . oves.-mo .•• ~... *Mam"n Pearce* n!tOrder, aota, chair, pie-reaMina e pnce .. , e needs home w/love. Smokey1 :=.""'~~~~~--',.."--~ between an pm o aim Radio, heater, (#VS8139). tures. dog & runway. 3109 at 897-TI'91 &ft 5. grey w/wbt paws. 6#-7Xll. SIBERIAN Husky, male, your tickets • .;:;o::-~;;~ Bo.ts, Speed & Ski 911 $775. dlr, 836-6535. Roosevelt Way. 979-8958. Muslc•l lnllrumonts 822 purebred, 8 mo. 12 5. toll·""• num 15' ALLEN SK huU M Motor Homes '70 D d lf. T GARAGE &ale. Din set, baby GUllJ) Mark IV FREEped. riv~7 i n i ~tu.~ e,=846-~5~956~·~~-~-~ * * * llm & trlr $].))) ' ere. 0 CJ• 4 Oft J t'qUip, chest, HO train, Cullar ood~ ~~ e. o SILKIE Terrier • Puppies, C. E. "Ack'' Ackerman, ' 673-6731. V-8, Auto Trans, with service ~ misc. 833-3915. lB'lSl Via w/cue $150. g e. · · AKC, 9 wks. Shedles11, ador-NeW{!Orter Ketch builder & -~=~~=~~-Salff • Rentals Body, Must sell, dtr 897-0224 Verona, Irvine. July 9-12. * MS-3192 * ER.EE 2 kitte'ns, must find able. Reduced! 962-8377. designer is now a broker '69 COUGAR 15' 125 hp, 558-3222 '63.Chevy "4 Ton Ofl1 F lture/ homes. Very lovable, good r--~~-~-~-Ith D ·d L = H' trailer&manyextras.UXX) 7• ,._chin•"" 116 ca urn 124 w/child-n. 521-2281 . REGIS. German Shorthaired w av1 • r1·aser. is 1~· S Vlll W S • mo ., .. quip. .. years of boat building & or best 675-fi621 oiler. '1.£.4 • age ay, -.. Immaculate, Must SelJ, dlr " -=~~~~~--• Pointer, rem. 1 yr old. Call R I M?..m. ALLEN SYNCROGRAPH. •• ··"' Black&: white mixed 557_7548. surveying experience, sail Motor Home 1nta I o;, • MODEL E 1415 HD J7F, MOVING: desks, 2 drawer 8 mos old pup, male. •==L~TJ~E~~~o~co=LLIE~= & power, will ~ most val· I J[iJ Available for daily~weekly J972 "-Ton. G!\fC Van, DIS"rnlBtJTOR MACIIlNE. horizontal legal file, elec. * 842--6139 * SHE -A~C y • uable to the prospecti"" Tranl90l'btion Ill or monthly bat:! ', 23', S.W.B. $3,795. 542-1734 evse & weekends. typewriters, oontrol & FREE KITTENS * 557_7869 at1 '5 pm * buyer. He) looks forward to '--------' and 25' aeU cont Cd Mo·, °""°"=Cal=--ot,,.5flS.00&1__,...,..,.,...,,..,.,-,-- DRlLL Press welde< , el-~18Y.1 P a n1e I 11 • tall.uto 642-0068 before 2 pm assisting ~u and seeing his tor Homes, all equipt with 1 '68 FORD i,.; T. p/u, 6-cyl .. air comPres~r. Good°' co:cf: ;,h;:;.:n ;::~ di!':; NEW BATHTUB , *:a1e2&~~~~e ':n .~~6~· many friends again. Office C•mptrl, Sale/Rent 920 generatorth, roof tralr, andAll 3 •pd .. R/H, Jonr wide bed. 837...oo49 5• h't 6'l5-fi007 at 3424 Oporto, Npt. Bch. many o er t'X u. Immac. pvt. pty., 893-41?4. · cop67" ~!~Dun. t enlarger, etc. • w 1 e * 642·3019 * 714: 673·5252. ..,_. T. Ranger p l ck up Coaches are 1972 model1. : Miscellaneous 111 .rooo• 2 TIGER KITI'ENS complete COU.IE· trl~r ma 1 f! w/a.ir-auto. 3 spd trans. \fe: have the all 1teel Amigo Auto Lt•alng 964 1 'P'"1'".-n-.. -,"'O""r_ga_n,..· .----12'"'6 -:.~w:::..·· iiuppJy of food. AKC Ail 1hots. 7 D'I03. $25: 15' Glass Flat w/8' overhead c & mp er also. Please call 839-9560. 14' Boat & trailer, Evinrude 35hp $35(1. 7' steel bench, 36" high. M-1 rifl.£'. "23" col- or TV 'COfllOle. 540-6687. HONDA 90, Trail bike. $125. Se.bot, cornplett' $125. Boy's Stingray m. 64&-2'132. LAWNMO\VR $65. 0th er mi&c. Garden tooo.ls. * f67-31U * 2)6 ft. steel shelving "Lyon" l!"x-36" shelves $75. -5#-3417 CAR,l'ET FOR SALE by CARPET Layer. CaU ~ • 546-5145 • 540-nl6 ROYAL portable \yfltWriter, just. cleaned A ove.rh3.ult!d. $3S/be1t offer. ~. CHllJ)S playhOUae «I sq, ft. Qp,led It pe.rteled. Must tte: .,-.P~· lm. 392-0;:.. TYPEWRITER, u p r I I h t , $191 flUltar, top oond, nJ: eot.y urn chair, $9. '543-8652. Tbre laatnt draw ln the We.st. • • .a Dally Piiot Clwltlod Ad. Mum. ~... ,,968-5075. W/boot-dbl sink. 3 burner BUS/motor 'home. 35', excel ~ STONE PARTY FREE naugh. couch. Obi bed"El"'=EG~A~NT~A~F=G~~=s-,,.-,~,, Bottom Ski Hull •tovo, w/.'"' thru. oven. motor, "'I!"""·~ ...... •Ir ~ Mon. July IT, 7-9 pm ~ box spring, mattreMI. &how puppies & aJt>l)tee<fl-Good condition. 646-4329 alt cond. color TV. cpl. Much with Tim Slam-645-0045 &ft 6 t k All -•-nr<t ~u'¥ 4 pm. • more. "'"o t''I01 Try our ltue experts tor outltandi,_ orpni&I from · soc · 1..VNrs ..... _.._. White/metaUJake red, 65 hp --;;;;u;;;"i:"U.F<;::;--1,;:::::::;.;~:;,;::~~·~~~-Savl?1J1. Satisfaction· St!r.- Hammood Organ Company. 3 lOTl'ENS, 1 black, 2 WElMARANER J>UPHhota Mere O/B, Ult tra.llet $1200. '7(1 D09GE VAN. 6. eyt. '72 WINNEBAGO 27', sl~p11 vice. Hear the old 4 new tn sb"iped. ~~amily. Sht;lw & fie!d . Futuri~ 836-1954. WI;~ cam~:-it· 6, atr/cond. Delu:x. Restirve WE LEASE ALL POPULAR Hammond Organs. nominated. 839.3257. FISHING TIME I · now. ~. 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI- , Refl'ellhment.s TO right home,~ 4 kittens, 8 A '"""" friendly ~Id 'l' Ch~-vltch Sport Fisher, Cycles, Bikes, Rent A Motor Home TIVE R.ATF3. HAMMOND 0 GAN wb. 3 tri-col(lr females, 1 .... :1 a v 'I •• _. Scooters 925 C&ll M'aJcolm Reid tor R 1 afghan for sale. ·Sl25. fu1ly equipped, twin dl~ls. for Your Vecetlon turt~r detail•. STUDIOS ..-tigE'r ma e, 645-5362. •M...li'Mt ~ '"' 111 Y'" Male. 962-9894 1/3 Interest for sale. Share !97l YAMAHA 250 MX. ""'l' --* -"""~'-" THEODORE- 2154 E . Go.st Hwy. SAi.""\iOYED Husky, AKC. 4 expenses & charter profits. clean, has (lniy ru,P 5 tank11 '72. 2)' Hantest. Und,r 3000 ~ ROBINS FORD Coron• clel Mir l r.tl Ind._. ll"'-' I · n"JOS, sho~s, housebroken $90. $14,500. 548-0572 fol-full inlo. of gas. Ph. BJ0..7278. miles. Call a.tt. 5 weekdays. 2060 Harbor Blvd. 644-89:f0 _ . ~ Loves child. 968--4026. 23' Thunderbl1'd. Formula ltl70 Triumph custom 549·2488, Cost. M'sa &12-0010 Pia.!'~~ S~l~e~chen ;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ WEIMAR.AMER pups. 1971 215 HP lnOO.rd .ovtbrd chopper. Lo IJ'I~. •-.~n~L~IF~ET=IME=~M~.~H.-, ~13-· ~,. Aulos W•nlt.d 961 ' Pets, 0-ral ISO 10 wks. No pape.l'I. S2,j, depth finder. radio, trlr. Mu$! ~u. 968-5348 ZI'. Air, lux', A iafety l!QUlp., IMPORTS W"-~ atudk>I: noor modclt; dis· 548-4804 Best offer over $1500 494-8843 , ~12 Honda cmoo-Four. xlnt rates. Pvt, pty., 968·1397 ~ .. '~ continued molleis; damaged PARAKEETS-All colon, 11 Hor1ts 156 or 645-4871. Equity 1295 & T. o. P. ,70 BSA 661). PERFECT. 6000 0""'1t Countteo castt.TbtY'rt.tlhueAon ca.ch. Cock-a-teels $20 a •••• ···"···· •• 35' Oaak: crulw .. S«XX> or 963--3306a.tt5pn1. ml S300 + tM:c over TOP i BUYER ,.1, ftt discounts fo SIOO, pair. Plaeons 11 each. Lartre *APPALOOSA* bett otfor. Mooring incl. TWO '70 Mint T<all Hondas, J»;.,.,.n.,, ~!M-3840. BILL MAXE:i TOYOTA Wolllchs Music City ~..!~ aold!Jlh 13 .. ch. 3 yeir old 8 eldln•, V<ry Cl.,.n. Owner may 50 CC'" Llc'd. Xlnt cond. T II T 1 9,, 18881 e..cb Blvd. South Coast Plua ~ • • finance. 543-6772. $1!l0 ea. s.17-4350. • r1 1rs, rev1 ""' ff. Beach. Ph. 847..m !!40-2830 registered. $47S. pat• DOG " Cat owntn lmh CALL ANYTIME 16' !.!11 NEWPORT, '!Iii 1971\t HUSKY Ml 18' Fan, .. u cont .. h<ad. WILL Buy )'OU< car "'foe · GRAND Plano; Ebony finish; bet! or chicken Ile 1b. Fn!e 540 • 3803 JohnllOI\ lully • q u Ip p • d, $825. Good conditUon •hower, hOI water, gaa otv or noL CaU Ral!lll Gordon Fin< condition; $50 0 . home dtUv<ry 1tn. 10 to 9.I-===~==~ Im. 547·96!5: ~. 962-*\U I< rtlrlg. IU95. ~182. 673--0!IOO-S.145 E. Col# Hwy, 4:&-1635. M·r. 83$-775.!. BOARDING STABLES 13' BOSTON Whaler '° h.p. ·n TRIUMPH 6<IO, TR-6 TENT trailer, ~P• 6. Stov<, I ~N-•eyort.,_..~-•-ch.......,-=-~ S.U the old 1tu!f. Buy lht Do.Uy Pilot Want Ado have S.aut. new. ~ Acacia •1'<. motor, good cond. $&50. l!COO. •Ink, Ice box. hardtop. 1796. F~ 'J::~~;1:!~ ~ tcy new otulf. borplN plore. Santa An< HtJ. !llT-14\l. 6'1H393 alt 6. 6164110 64<-TUS. ' I • /, l ,_ l i NOW IN STOCK For lmmedille O.llvery lnll•nl Credit BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS J.000..1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach (714) 642~ Alfa Romeo NOW ON DISPLAY I Sal.. s.r.te;, Paris Body Sboi! COAST IMPORTS : 1000-1200 W. Coast H1vy. Newport Beach 642-0fOll '69 ALF A. ROMEO 1750 GTV Cpe, S Spd, Lo Lo mileage, AM/FM Radio, New Rat,U,. w, tZSVJ57). MAKE OFFER COAST IMPORTS I 1000-12111 W. Pacific c.t. l!Wy. Newport S.aeh tnO ~ 546-4529 AUDI '70 l<udl IOOSL. AM/rM, Beige. Goins: lo Europe-must ttll $ 2 7 5 o. 644-8593. 'lll AUDI 100 LS, :dnt cond, in warrty, AM/FM, must ..UL$2850,_~~ BMW '69 BMW 2002 (Stf< •T·l•3ilAl. condition. Beau.utut . $2199 CREVIER MOTORS 2tla W. 1'1 S!., Salila Ana 135-.1171 The -· draw In tbo WHt. .•. a Diiiy PUot O•w!n.d Ad.~. ---~---...... --~ • I • • ' _...... J~ I ------l§J I ---1§1 ---~--l§l I ---I§] I MCOIWW. l§J I _....... l§J -~ · -----1 ~·~-~~-~l~~~I t70 Autoo, lmjlOilld 970A :~uteo,~~.=-~~: .... ::-~9~1=0 A-. l11.1md t70 Autos, Im,...,... 970 ,._, ""'" lld 970 Autos, UMd 990 Auteo, U.... 990 Aulol, UHd 990 N Ull.Y Pl~OT lmpartld i-..;......;.BM'W_,...--i DATSUN OPR TOY9'1A • VOLKSWAGEN i-..;C'-A-D-IL-tA.....,C-CHEVROLET HOR_N_ET __ 1 •Ml"",I "'""i.i'.:· MODE Ls .. •70 OPEL GT • '72 TOYOTA • • .. mi &DiLLAC '61 Cotv<tt., ar oHpd. Air -S.ond Now 1'ns IMMEDIATE • '71 OlJSUN 240Z ~--"--~-··. BJ-~ COROLLA Thomu Hoyn FACl'ORY "1R cor.d. i Tot>o. Mldl<Uns. HORNET Y ~ .. ~--·-· ~ $1966 l'"l P ' brook CX>NDmONING !15,000 mL, clean• original EAN LtWI VOLVO Orang• County's Fa stest Growin9 Dealer .FREE DEMO OVHNlliHT T!) TEST DRIVE BUY ·:or . - LEASE 1972 VOLVO 2 DR. SEDAM $78 DWN. $8676 rer Mo. $86'' •• , .... M....Wr ,_,,,,_. DELIVER 4 Spd, Air CClld, Map, Sliver Bud«t Seatt. 4 tpd dlt. EX--one ' .EXeeilent coodltlon. Oller. ' Low Bank Fimanc,.1111' 13""" ceUent condition. Can r.. Tustin Vlnyt top, pl.Ulh fllll leather "Ii> with Dlaclc Jntttlor, .~ You .,. the wllwr ol int•rior, lull power, Ult A 82S-186!. actual mlln, Pe:rlect in nance private par1J (IND-( + T. t: L.) ~.. 1 -;;;;:a-;,---.-..c-c;,--"',-j-;.;,,.;;.:....,r<miom""'--1-261)~. ~n ..,_10..., ~ or 2 ticketa to the ltletJCJOPe 11--.u,.. • ereo "-lr-f~~E! on 48 Mo.-Term ... 111 -(!ml!!X). -~~ MO -Southland kiCki, ""' .-$4495 546-8736. $39.30 • Homo & Gardon An exceptkml value at thlll PORSCHE Show . 1ow w• price <718CQo. $ Or Best Offtr .FlJL[, c.alh price $2,096.SO lD-at the $5777 COAST PORSCHE l91Q 9U-T T.,.., c!udlna tax• lice .... Down ANAHEIM Sf'pla bro'Ait. xlnt cond. payment ii four hundred CONVENTION IQXlO. Finn! 879·9'11 dollan.139.ilO total month1> CENTER !!:£ US ASOtn-IMPORTS betv.-een 9 am & 6 pm. ask payment IDcludlng interest, July 14 • oJuly 23 -· Nabers '67 CHEVE1LE 2 DR. H.T. V·S, Automatic, Factory Air Condirionin, (VEF 270) $1295 «:dlr. 836-6535, r, OverMOI Delivery for Kart. tax & Jlcens•. 35 pay plua Pl call 642-5678 ext 31' Cadillac: CREVIER MOTORS mo PORSCHE 914-6, lo balloon payment 01 $800. .... • i . CHRYSLE" N.;.. Avatlabl• with Total delered pay price ~tween 9 and 5 pm to c aun 2600 flARBOR BL., "' ~ W. lll St .. 8anta Anli ll)l).UXI W. PacWc Cst. llW)', iniles, faclory '11 arr ty' 50 "-)'OW' tickets. (North County COSl'A MESA AIR CONDITIONING 125-3171 Newport Beach (nl) 642-0IJG AM/FM, mags. Sacrili<:e $2,Sl5. · A.P.R, u , •. On toll·free nwnber u 540-12201 1960 2 dr, p/1, p/~. $150. · Via.it our new home! 546-4529 $4700. Alter 6 pm call ~~~anged c red l t. * * * 540-9100 Open Sunday Olll7 pmR. k:b, 55~1991 btwn 5 & A. T NO EXTRA CHARGE $ '69 DATSUN 5l0--· 1971 V W 1969 CADILLAC STATION WAGON ·~a~. ~.::;:• ;;~·i -1\A .. M le.wi& SU""f ,:....;. · Fac,.S~D:," ..:i~~. Ml COMET Specially ..,uipt cars now Immaculate, YPU312. . e't"JM NIO NHU alt lU'41'\ r-~· inyJ t I •• lull $1295 engme. _..,. ~ er TOYOTA Radio, heater, automatic power, v op, p Uau 1960 Come . W available in 2 Dr, 4 Dr, and 6 leather interior, tilt &: tele-..,~ ~ stationba """"115• sportabout \Vagon models ROY CARVER, Inc:. SANTA ANA TOYOTA . •tlck •hill, super deluxe. """"1teerlnr door Jock• & new~=~"""' ttery . EDIATE onlVERY 234 E. 17th St. Sforvice De~L open l!l69 pORSCHE, 911-T Orig 1966 llai"bor, C.M. 646-9300 (761EIE) • host of ~ deltL'< xtras. Call &t2-97a3 eves. IMM Costa Mesa 546-4441 , ,, •• Frl7''1 am 'til I P~ ';.W:.ri-t:O~SA;'.'11~· Excel SAT.-SUN, 6 .- 9 sPECIAL ~$1888 Truly an oxeepllonl value CONTINENTAL ...... at tbis low p~. 1900 BMW, runs xln't. liO 417 w. wamer, Santa Ana XLN'T, cond. 911-T Porsche, * '69 M rk Ill * ml'• gal. PJO .... b<l olr. '72 DATSUN Pickup, xlnt 1969. FuUy equipL Best ol-TOYOTA CORONA • Nabers $3444 ... a • WardS.Lee tAt11 968-7103. . cond., must !tell. • • fer. 675-5850. 4 door, while finWI, 4' !peed L«lw miles, ~r. , FP, Air, BORGWARD 919-2Sl6 · . '68 Porsche 912, am/Im, ix-(Z1<Z!25)., , Cadillac: beaut. nd . w/black landau, , ' Am ....... iclo.... Ill MalDl'8 ,. 547-~826 . -eellent COf)dl1ion. 136 o o, • $1099 · 2600 HARBOR BL., ,, Na'--rs ~!:,;;< •• ~".,.,"':!.· Ult wheel I ·---Borg-~ward---1-,-a-b-e"'ll-a 240 Z, 1970~21,000.. miles. ~2254. COSTA MESA uw .,.,.,,., O'ftr",__, 1234 So. Main St t Santa Ana OouP<l. aa .. ic .-i. Mint ~:;;42XJnt oond. $3650. * -==R==E~N~A~U=L~T~-BILL MAXEY 540-9100 Open Sunday Cadillac: '66 Continental Cpo. lxxlyand point. Engine Jn . . '68 YW BUG 2600 HARBOR Bl., Immaculate, Loaded, M\lsl MERCURY very good cor.d. Foor good FERRARI Renault Demo Sole COSTA MESA Sell, dlr. 897-0m. -------- tires. New redlo. Must Sell Semi Annual TOYOTA 40~~ ~~~ T~~ !~ ~9100 Open SUnday '66 Cont. 4 "31'. Leather int, '70 MERCURY Colony Park lor$325.C$-0900APR.I '66 FERRARI Demonstrator . downwillfinance(W\1118241 YOUR ONLY vlnyl top, Low cost lwcury. sta wagon. lO -·Steel 1Ul1 INch llvtl. Call 546-8736 aft 10 am. $975. 833-3916. belted tires, roof rack, A/C. Clearance Sile Huntington INch 147..f555 FACTORY 61 u-• N . • ~•·-PIS, P/B, etc. 1 owner. 3306T COUPE 4946811. AUTHORIZED ' ·~~n. ew -t -~ Greot for tamily. 58&-2677. '71 CAPRI This Weekend " 11 · • -.. o-=VIN=a-MUST=-=SE=1.,..J.-good! Runs good! $215.t-=~,,.,::~""=--'-I lf\l\S 061 vw Bug, wrecked 1ront CADILLAC 548-9809. MUSTANG 4 Spd, Air Condlt;onlng, 5 Spd, Mng \Vheela, Show-Unbeatable Prices ltm ~ DEALER CORYmE room Frnh, 36,000 actual · m end, no engine, •-tram. '65 MUSTANG Radio, Maga. C2848Ull. ALL 19n MODELS Good for buggy, Best cub Largest &election ol Olllil· Imm cula Sacrill M $2150 mJles, (SAV038l. IN STOCK FOR Toyota & Joguar Dealer otter 548-5380 lacs In Oranie Coun~. '66 cA-tte Fastback a le, "'· ust MAKE OFFER IMMEDIATE I ::~=-=""-=--,-I SaJ ... LeaaJng. U1 ·~ oelJ, dlr, 897--0224. Authorized Sales I: Service 1 • •61 vw Bu· ft •• _ ~. DELIVERY 900 S-~--uo.h • ~• •-N '---1968 MUSTANG O>nv. N•w COACT ~· ·-way Reblt """· $800 CC' '°" Guwn 4 Spd, AM/Flo! Radio, EXtra -· air, auto """· $1295. • J -COAST· INSTANT CREDIT Lagima Beach 540-3100 be•t. 847-1427 eves U Cadillac: Clean, (YGU358). Good oond. 84&-71117. Ts BANA.c"~~~X:~.NG TRIUMPH ·10 VIV sunroo• •. Aid/FM 2600 RARBon m., MAKE OFFER 1965 Mustang. Reblt ..... IM DOR --------1 stereo, Chrome wheels, COSTA MESA 2'00CI tires, navy bJue. MUlt l®1'00W~~aclficCst.llwy IMPORTS COAST :~~~~umph Spitfire r~:c~;:.~.~: ~~~~ CAg~L:~nday COAST .:~u~:.0~~=.s::;mi Newport Beach <n•l W-0406 100().1'00 W. Pa~tnc Cst. llwy. IMPORTS $790 ,63 VW Bug, vinyl "'nrool, ~U:~~ :r!LLE M Sacrifice, Must .. u. ----'54&-45--'·"29'=.~-Newport &~~4> 642-0406 new paint, reblt eng., incl CONDITIONIN~ -----1--DORTS 64.2-47S9. CrrROEN ski raclc & chaino. Xlnt Full dd-· t I r 1966 MUSTANG V-8, very JOOO..~ W. Paci.tie Cst Hwy, . COAST $000 power, pa """ op, ' dean Good meeh. oond M • FIAT Newport Beach (714) 642-0406 ~ cond. . 536-4685. nd beautiful cloth &. leather in-JOOO..taX> W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. ~alter 6:3J p.m. • Citroen Sports 1nr•t1 --------'70 VW. Sunroof, air co .. terior, tllt &: telescopic steer-Newport Beach (714) 6U-0406"-~~-~~~-• °:"'dellve1o;:i0ou, ~ty E":~rd~':':': '71 FIAT 124 ~:='a S~~~ := IMPORTS 641'-8217Pr~h1 .. ""'. s::;:o i:'.!" ;'1:"; ~~s~.dooi: • .1°'!:iO:~ D546-45290 G O,LDSMOBILE ., Collllty .. Gem !hat 1hows xlnt. care D E '69 OLDS -98 Jim Siemon• Import• ROADSTER Serv. Dept Open tll I p.m. '66 vw Squareback w Inside & out. (See 137010) 4 SEDAN 2'101 So. Main. Santa Ana Monday ll0).12JO \V. Pacific Cst. IIwy. r others to choose from. DODGE 'ti6 ?.!one.co. $1,<m. 551-6242 Open Sun. 5 Spd, Radio, Heater, Low Jlm Slemons Renault Newport Beach CTI4) 642-0406 g o o d con d ~ t on, Prices start at V-8, A-T, pwr brias, str, .C Dr, n.T. :run power, fae- Low Mileage, (282CKZ). zm So. Main, Santa Ana 546-4529 radi:;he~~er, ;:t~res,$825 $4444 \\ind, ~at, dr locks. Ft disc tory air, vinyl top, AM-FM coRnNA 1 bllc. mrth of Warner or t 0 er, . brks. tilt \\-'bl, fact ... lugg radk>, tilt -tete. wheel, new ' $2545 Service Department 546-tll4 * T~IUMPHS * '11l VW Bus. Gd. Cond. rack. P'°' pty, ffiYB9S6) wnlte wall tires. Hard to '66 FORD CORTINA Salos' Department 557-5242 '71 CLOSEOUT W/sunrool. Ste"° hookup. n4/64C.-2875. lind any cleaner. (Y<mi05). COAST SAAB . SPITFlRES AS LOW AS $2399 Best oUer will not "' -=-Nabers 1969 Dodgo Charger good s~ (284CKT) A real Special Car Jor only $399 COAST IMPORTS 0 1000.ln W. Pacific Cit. Hwy. Newport Beach (n4) 642-0406 -·DATSUN '71 DATSUN PICKUP W /Gem Top Camper or best offer COAST IMPORTS ]00().l:nl \V, Pacific Cllt. Hwy. Newport Beach (TI4J 642-0400 546-4529 A Mechanics Delight '67 DATSUN STATION WAGON (a rt.al fixer upper) ONLY $325. CASH Call 548-8404 atter 7 p.m. I Ai1 Cond, )htg \\1leels, 4 Spd, (&S28ZTl $4050 COAST IMPORJS llJllO.!lOO IV. Pad!lc Cal. Hwy. Newport llffeb (n4) 642-0406 >16-4.m . GT-' SAVE $500 retused.-3389alt5. g Cadillac: condl!ioo.11295-ortradefor £UVU RAND NEW FRITZ WARREN'S '65 VW Bug Good condition, convertible small car . IMPORTS B Sport Car Center must ..n: Dir, 1500. 2600 HARBOR Bt.. 5<9-0(;.ll. • N-'--- ORANCE COUNTY'S .S»-~!59~2·--.....,-.,-,,..-unm~COSTA MESA DODGE D t 1967 UUSQ 1972 SAAB 99E "' ~~ Open SUnday a r , . Cadillac: , LARGEST '66 VW Van, nu palnt Runs CAMARO automatic. ps, pb, good con- 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach (714) ~ 54IH529 MAZDA ROTARY'S lmmodlote Delivery HUNTINCTON BEACll $990 over Dealers Cast .,,.., ..... t&x: and Uc • (9m2009140) (99722016249) COAST IMPORTS 710 E. 1st, S.A. 547...0764 & looks good. $950. Dir. dttlon. $T:>O. ~1004. 2600 HARBOR BL., 'G6 TR4A Ile ZXV669. _<2_13~l~49S--=28!~G·==~-I '64 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl., 2 dr., COstA MESA . Overdrive, w I whee J s . '68 VW SQBCK. * CAMARO. '6S. 327· PS, auto., rib g~ worl;< car, $150. 540-.9100 Open Sunday Sharp. Only $1199.00 DLJl * 548-2437 * MH, Auto, vinyl top, $1400. 642·9153. 1970 TORONAOO GT. Excel 64 Pvt pty. 64&-5718 • 547--07 · • , 1966 DODGE· VAN. Good cond, full pwr equip, vinyl '66 TR4 A. I.RS. Good VOLVO ''!'! .. ~PS, _;_,m,. p AuPvtto, conditioo. l9f>O ... best oUer. .,., air """1, AM/FM Cond ·~ 11 c .n..llUl, • """~· o · ,,,__ ~..... . stereo w/tape deck, $3,495. "'"9ll. :-;;: <;,b,s ara... 1972 VOLVO pty. ll400. 645-6m evea -•o ~·-54!Hl892· •••• -•· ~1w. ~ · . ·~RREBIRD ~ ' '61 TRIUMPll SPITF1RE CHEVROLET XLNT. CONDITION LHM Todoy ot '68 FIREBIRD 350, vinyl top, • PLYMOUTH sf6..-0780 a11er SPM Best RalH •70 NOYA SS mag wbls, Michelin tirec, -------1 VOLKSWAGEN $88.74 Per Mo. 11150 flnn. rn.7261. '65 Plymoul!> Barracuda autn O.A.C. M' --.., Auto. tram., Coupe, 350 VB. Vln;yl top, FORD trans., 713 e..i .. one owner, 1<m-m \V. Pacific Cst. Hwy. .--------disc t. , '6 mo. brown w/beige vinyl bucket very clean. 893-«Jll. Newport Beach (714) 642--0400 68 VW GOOD CONDITION. For l ing or buying seats. Automatic (floor shift) c ====== 546-4529 $900. . console, factory guages 1959 Ford No ninnlng, needs PONTIA --=-'-'~~--I Call 673-3426 anytime f'I l••,,..-/ · power disc brk5, extmoi: fendeQ,..1food and radiator. • Restorer's Attention MGTC Transmission con1plete. Xlnt condition. • 546-0135 •. MGB '69 MGB w/w, R&H, dark grn. make ()fief'. (213) 43()..4726 Seal Beach OPEL '70 OPEL 1901t RALL YE KAOETTE t Sod, R8dlo, 11,ater, 28,000 mile!, Bronze Y.1lh while interior C307BlfL). $1695 ··COAST IMPORTS SUBARU .69. VIV BUS -t41l IAlllO ebrom•. TOP SHAPE! 1165 Motor Md trans. to very '71 Grond Prix reblt engine, 43,IXXJ mj. YOLYU Below Book. Must Sell! WW good cond. Good far parts. 1Equlowner1•18~ Greentual, Fullyll * SUBARU * ;mi. • 213, 592-Sm go quick Call 531-1218 $50. For e v er y th I n g P • ·-ac m .., '66 VW Bug, sun roof, xlnl Harbor, CM. 646-9303 '67 Ch~elle Spt. (pe, , 646-2607, :-::'.iltely Immaculate. SACRIFICE-'70 T o y o ta C<:irdla. Sta Wgn. Leaving for Europe. $.10. & take over. Bob, 847-9914. 1971 Toyota Mark II wagon. .AJC. Llke new. $2995. 644-89114. QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 cond. $675. 642·9153. '66 Volvo Station Wagon, Radio, heater, automatic, a 63 Ford Wagon, V-8, auto., 'll V\V 7 pass. bus. 4500 ml. Roof Racks, 4 Spd. Rebuilt real beauty. •220'37. R &: H, Air cond., $150. Air-Con<!. Take 0 v er Engine, $985 Bkr, 646-3242. $1099 firm. 54.1·3691, Call after 4 payments. 645-6827 Autos, Used 990 Low Down Low Term1 ~pm=. =~~~~~ PHONE 645-5799 1964':.FORD Fairlane 500 Sta NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER 2100 ~or bol' Bl'd C01•11 M€"!oD 64 S 7161 '64 VW Van, runs good, new l\URACLE MAzoA -.J. paint. carpet & Paneling. BUICK 2145 Harbor Blvd. Wgn. gtKJd mech. cond'. ~· 1966 Pontiac Ventura, 4 Dr., $895. 54()...6859. Costa Mesa cash. 67J..38ll V-8, AT, PS, PB, Air C.ond., 1970 BUICK '64 T-Bird, all pD\\>er, air Low low miles, Clean 1D$lde '59 vw. needs .. rk, $225. or DELUXE RlVIERA CPE. '70 Townsman Wagon $375 or best oUer. " out, Must Sacrillce. bes!, Vince, FACTORY AIR * GTo-6382 * 847-3095. 847-9914 CONDITIONING '70 V\V Fa.stbaclt, xJnt cond., Full power, strato seats. VB, Automatic, PowtT Steer-JEEPS REPOSSESSION-P ont. $1&Xl. 644-4100 before s pm, stereo, sport wheels, vtnyl Sng, C403BHL) $19!}5, dlr. .....,.,....,.-.,------Fireblrd '71, 2,000 q . ask for Janet. top, local beauty that looks 836-6535. '69 Ford Bronco, C WD, mlles. Exe. cond., financing RFD '68 Volksv."B.gen. 46.00J &: runs like day it was de. 1970 Chev. Conoours Estate, air cond., many extras. available, call 842-TIOl. mlles Radio ~-~• 8 ~--Sta w Pwr $~. ~1808 dy~ • • • .,,....,, '411 livered new. (7'99ASPJ. ....,,,.. · gn. ·I~-'-=~~===="'"--! '64-~ - 615-0070. •IJOOtl SteeoioW ~. brakes, AM-FM IMPERIAL Loaded. c ... 1 cOnd. . '70 V\V. Pop top camper "'1UUU Stereo radKt, tilt steer. whl. ---;:;~-;----:"";"-;--l~=~*:.,!GT.l-~1'!494~*'--·' w/tent. Lo miles. AJ..1/rM. Factotlry ~· bJuuageprack. -'70 I,....., ial '66 PONTIAC GTO, 4 speed. Many extras. 5J6...2S24. ~ N new res "" rakes. anel· ••-r-.-b k ·•-·I ~ _ 1971 VIV bu" Crpt..,, new u abel'S Jng. Asking $3100. !157-<861. Lttlaron ~-· ··~ •~• -· ""''· BJlstein shocks, tack, Cadillac: '67 CAMARO '=.~.::e~~,:.'~s;gJ:' .:.::...:.:=T-·-B-IR_D ___ J $ZOO. 646-2110. 2600 HARBOR BL., V8 Automatic (TSRCl.9) $1005 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 COSTA MESA dlr 8.J6.'53S ' GREMLIN. '56 aa..ic Th ~~~ -_ _,,_..;... ___ -'"''----...;...----1540-9100 Open SUnday 1 --·~--·----__ '°""_,...,.,,__..,,,"'"""_ •·~·••• ·~ '69 Chevy sta wgn, Air cond, ..... oond. $~. ' '64 LUX Bulclc 9 pa11 Sta rack, ...,., tires. Gd cond. \ Brand Now 1972 6To.z/OO. Wgn., Jo ml. XJJit cond. ;z,:m. 673-8901. GREMLINS '59 T-Bml 2 dr htp. $99.00. Must sell $725. e&.1b. Pri · FU.ll • ·•-H • R A to Pty. 642--0966 alttr 5 pm. 1966 Chevt!ll Wagon, V-3, pow. G.11.· • u P/s P/b t R/H xlnt , Sai.tlis, 2186 Harbol' Blvd., •n Buick ronv I.rnmac. Sac-' ' au o, ' Colla Meaa. 642-1616. . cond, $900, 545-6328. rifiee. Lo miles. Must sell! ,64 FJ Cambk> 4 !Pd, VI, '55 T .amo 642-4189. bekt ,..11, ORl!;;INAL OWNER '69 Riviera. Fully equip, * 673-1494 * 6'1W289 afttt 5PM 1.ow mile. $2850. ·59 Chevy s_,.,.. 1or ..., VEGA 642-5!46 64<-40lll cheap lllO. -"-- 1952 Buie• Sll"aight 8 Clll 641h1157 71" YEGA PANEL Just reblt. Take best For u.le--67 Chevy. 2S otter. ~ .2 dOor pcMI. !\fake over Gremlins in stock 4 Spd, Air CondlUontne, Mac 1$1 BUICK I DR. oUor. 5'&-36tl oil models, l colon evall-"'™"1', Lltaaae 11oc1c. n~~~·~~ ~ ~:"" 5pm1-~·6li8ll1~m~.pGICI~;---IMRTE DELIYERY io.ooo mll$2"·09'729&lll5 • CADILLAC Jmmacula,., Sacrlllce, MUI! aell dlr, 897.-. ' TRIUMPH All 72 Models· SAVE • • 52399 URA NO NEW 71 SPITFIRE --~~-..., --'69 ELDORADO '116 Chev. "Clprlco" radtal Ward S.Lee COAST FACTORY .AJr, lull p:>Wer tirH. See to appredate. =Pl 1.1595. Dealer. '64 a::·1=.7waaon. ·~:--" IMPORTS '69 Cad Sedan. de Ville 39,000 V-8, auto. PIS, air, !WI, 1234 So. Maln St, -' $l9.'l. 114:1-15113 at!eT 5. Sao!& Ana mll.,, Orie """"'· Excel ,.,,..,,-l®llOO W. Pac!Oc Cat. H"7; cond. AM/FM ate rt o. '57, 2 Door. •-· MAVERICK Nowport lloacb (nl) 6'U40I ~1. • 2468 Flllrway Drive -· S4MS29 ** 1969 DATSUN 510 l®llOO W. P•dfle Cit. J(wy, '68 CAD COu1>0 de Vlllt, CO.ta Mesa Alt. I 191() MAVERICK, R l H, Don't (ll,. up "" olllp! Vittyf top, dffn, "'"' Fut ....Wll .,.. Just a ~ titan, lo mJl•~ Good tifta. "Llat" II Jn cloalll..i, Slllp 4'1,000 mi, Slllil. Pvt ply. Newport Beach <n4l '42-0400 ,.,;;,..;.;. ............ ~~616=._,:;761ll~.-~--5A0-45..~ good. ;z&:iO. !157-198t call ·--St:lliO. ~T1'5· .. Shore Rnul!IJ -• ' • • • ' ., . <o • 0 ' 7 • v de ., ., .. . ' • • • • . . • . • re of •• 81 bo bt