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Home My WebLink About1972-08-12 - Orange Coast Pilot' Orange Coast Dlme-a-1,lne B argains TODAl'f:-EDIT IO N VOL 65, NO. 225, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES OR/iNGE COUNTY,. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, AUG UST '12, 1972 TEN CENTS Army Veteran Charged • Ill Plot to l(ill Nixon ~EW YORI\ !UPI) -An "ertmne riiblilc'" Army veteran ~bole wile com- :nltted lllidde IAst lllOll(b WU cbatJed !'ridlj' with paying 11 ,000 to an uo- dercover Sttret Service agent to wassinate President Nixon. Andrew B. Topping, 27, New York. w-os being held on $500,000 bail today follow· ing his •rrallJlment · Friday in !ederol ~ on charges of threatening and at· .. mpUnz to kill lbe Pruid<nt. Police who investigated the suicide of Toppin$'• wile, Abiglll, H, on July 2' said be was "extreme rightist and prowar." Federal autboriU.. aald Topping WU an investment finADcier wbo appeared to be well oft. altbougb a New York detec- tive said be "seemed unemployed." The detective said an American nag was draped over the aib of the baby born five days be!.,. Mrs. Topping's suicide, a tarae picture of Custer't last stand hung on the wan and aevtral guns were hidden in a closet Ont gun wu a loaded .45 caliber Webley revolver, lhe ~ Mrs. Topping used to shoot benell, ~ detective sald. Toppin&: kept private detectives on re- laintr for undl9doled reasons whilt: he !)walled trial on charges of possessing Wlttpsiend weapons Wed after his wife's suicide, federal authorities aaid.. U.S. Attomey William B, Gray said an acquollilance of 1'ol>Pini's . tipped off &Overmnent agents -t&et-Toppin& WU • looking for someone "who rould be hired to assassinate the Pmident." Secret Service agent Stewart J. Henry met with Topplna in Central Park, Gray said. When be .... v1nctc1 Topping tbal he could cfo the job, Topping gave him $I,OOO Tbutsday .. a down paymenj to kill tbe Prt:tldent nut week, Gray said. The New Yort detecti"' said 'Il>ppinl Spel)t his lime -.rllinl "a boot about bancM<>hancf combat which be wu trying to sell to the government or some publisher." Neighbors In the Manhattan high~ise \\'hett Topping lived wilh his w:dowC'd molhe.r and five-week-old son descr1bc..-d him as "brUliant and articulate." "He was always talk.mg about ;i fan- tastic deal going somewhere that n1.:ver seemed to come through," said t.lrs. Lillian Stevens. "He was always ve1 y friendly to me personally but there were always strange things going on in the apartment lately. tilen coming and goint late at night." Topping. a Hl&l graduate or tho Un1\'ersity of Pennsylvania, spent 1¥.'0 years in the Army and took gradu<i.te courses at Columbia Universi ty in 1967. Wearing a brown suit. the S-foot·IO Topping listened impassively lo the charges at his arraignment. Federal t.1agistrate Martin 0. Jacobi set a hearing for Aug. 21, and federal agents led Topping away in handcuffJ. oas ear1n·--. eav Freeway Link State to Revive Laguna Routing? By L. PETER KRIEG Of ,_ O.lly l'IJtt ll•tf The Laguna Beach segment of the con- troversial Pacific Coast Freeway erased by legislation thla week may still be built. State Senator Dennis E. Carpenter (!\-Newport Beach) said Friday. "11lere are ponioo.s of the route that will go back in planning -areas that were accepted," Carpenter said. "I'm Girl Recovers From Lioness' 'Playful Pat' • 1.Ucbele Whitelock will always carry souvenirs of her Friday visit to Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills and her frightening, face-~face meeting with a yowig lioneu. But onJy her hairdresser will know. 1be daughter of Mr. and Mn. Paul W. Whitelock, of l470I La Vida Drive, Laguna Niguel, wu recuperating at MWion Community Hospital Friday night Michele lm'l just one in a million, ac- cording to Lion Country Safari ofiicials. she's the first one in seven million Visitors lo tangle with a lion. Nobody was looking Friday morning as the Whitelocks drove through the wlldlife preserve's lion section in a motorcade, so the 3~yeAN>ld girl rolled down a back window. She stuck her head out and an elgbl· mootb-old lioness -hardly more than a cub herself -gave \\'hat to another lion might be just a playful pat. Michele, however, got about five inches Worth of laceratioos on the back of her head and neck. Hospltal o!liciall said while she re- quired a few aUlcbes she was lucky, because her hair will cov,.r the scan. LiClt Counlry Safari General Manager Willlam W. Dredge declared the \\'hitelocks wert tremendously calm and collected despite the traumatic nature of the incident ''In a situation llke this it ·u difficult for parents and they were just won- derful," he said. "Frankly," Dredge continued, 0 while Jt was a small incident it could have been far mort serious." Michele's falber leaped out of the !aml- (See LION, Pl(t 'z) talking about areas such as in Lquna Beach. ''For all practical purposes, the people were happy with the route lbere," said tbe legislator whose bill was responsible ror deletion of the entire route from Tor~ ranee to Capistrano Beach. Carpenter, reacting to G o v e r n o r Reagan's decision '11alrsday to sign lhe mtasUre, said it -the oo1y Jogiclll thing tie cou1d do. 0 Jt was illogical to leave the adopted --in. ,,,... --thu .. ptrceat ol II ltll," Car.,.,,uf said, nollng tl>at earner legjslalioo mer dtlettd all bul :so of the t7 milts ol the Coastal -·· That "earlier'' JegWaUon included bills, such as the one by Auemblyman Robert Badham (R-Newport Beach) kill· ing just the Newport Beach leg that passed the Leglslature d.aya before. Carpenter said it made much more sense to wipe out the whole thing and start all over. "It was time to get it over and done with." be said. pointing out that hun- dred&, U not thousands of people fiad property in its path that they were unable to sell or even rent. "That was the compelling logic that convinced the Legislature," be said. Carpenter said there are areas with traffic problems tbat could be IOlved by a freeway, and which would accept a freeway, and this is the task ahead for the highway planners. He said be also hopes the Division of Highways has learned something from this public uprising. "I hope they learn IOllletbing that I (See FREEWAY, Paae %) ., Sc hmitz Seeks To Void Busing WASHINGTON (UPI) -R<p. John G. Schmlu (R-Cali!.), the presid<nUal oomlnee of the American' Party, said Friday he will intmduce I bW to void bwing In Jacbonvllle, Fla. Schmitz aaid the federal court ruling ordering the busing "would requin! ochool cbfidren In Duval County to trav. el up to n miles -two bow'I and 25 minutes on a bus -every ICbool day." Scbmil> said be would offer his legtsla- Uon · as an amendment to an Administration bill to dincl courts to use busing only as .a last re.sort. The House Rules Committee fs bringjog the bill to the floor for a .... next week. Straight Arrow Tlir ee Scare Would-be Rapist SACRAMEr.'l'O (UPI) -Pollce -cbtd Frldl)' f11< a )OlllC ....,.,. sand 1 .. m belo& raped by lhret '-• \Joyl armed with bows and arrowa. Po11ce Lt. Robbie Waters Rid a woman detcrlbed u II to IO - ........., '" help 'lhundly behind a levee .. the oedolded "-i<c )llver blcjde trail Wbell 0. \Joyl ~ DAILY PILOT It"" ...... FOR NEWPORT BODY SURFERS, THE SWELL WAS BIG ENOUGH FRJDAY But Lifeguards Predict Reil Bone Crushers for WHkend Fri-ends 'Judge' Barnette Lawyer Sworn Into $32,273 Bench, Positi on By JOHN VALTERZA Of flioe De11Y PHet It.ff In ceremonies laced with levity, a :IT· year-old Newport Beach lawyer becaJne South Orange County's third Munlclpel O>urt judge Friday afternoon, and the COW'troom was packed. Blair T. Barnette, a USC graduate and falher of two, heard friends and col· leagues joke about h1a age, his choice of tan suits and hls love of sailing during the Investiture ceremonies in Divtsion Three or the south county courthouse. And leading the peck at the friendly ,"roast" wu Newport Be4k.'h Assemblyman Robert Badham, wbo brought down the house. "We have heard for months how much a third judge was needed here in the south county," the .Rt-pub Ii can Assemblyman said, "but we had to \~·sit a while until Blair came of age." Barnette was named to the $32,273--a- year pelt late last June by Gov. Ronald Reagan. The new judge will Jeave the law partnership he maintained with fellow Newport attorney Don Killian, a rela· tiombjp which Killian jauntily explained as havilll begun in a ski shop. Killian said that be and Barnette "were shopping for tome summer bargains and after haranguing the clerk for a fe,v hours, Blair and 1 discovered that eaeh was a lawyer. "A few days later. we opened up the partnership," he said. Barnette received his early education in the Arcadia area. After USC hl.s first position in law was with the office or the Los Angeles city attorney. Alter that post. he began a practice in Orange, then mo,·ed it to Newport Beach in 1965. He is a member of the Harbor Area (See JUDGE, Page Z) Copters, Cars CIUJSe Cycli st; Susp ect Held A young Orange motorcyclist led a squad of police can and helicopters on a wild pursuit from his home city lo Costa Mesa early today, finally stacking up bis cycle and causing the colll!:ion of two police units and lnjurles to a palr of oWcers, authorities reported. The -chase, termed "incredible" by Costa Mesa police-spokesmen, began In Onnge and attained speeds In ...... of 100 miles per hour u it contlnued on treewaya towaro lbe a>ast. 10-12 Feet Expected At Newport By BltL SCHREIBER 01 t1w1 o.llr f'li.t Slllf Extremely rough storm~&pawned surf, possibly running as high as 10 to 12 feet in some areas, is expected to pound the Orange Coast this weekend, lifeg'uard spokesmen :said Friday. "It's building reaJ fast out there and at the rate it is going. I predict we could have surf of 10 feet or more over the weekend," said Newport Beach lifeguard Logan Lockabey. "I'm afraid we're going to have our hinds wau1 run thiJ: "·eetend," be ad· ded. Pounding surr along the coast last weekend prompted lifeguards to make more than l ,400 rescues -nearly half of which were on Newport Beach shores. Although heavy surf in summer months creates an obvious public safety hazard on the shoreline, property damage from heavy waves rarely occurs . "We have a big tropical storm brewln& off the Mexican Coast that should kttp the !W'f real high all weekend," said Ne"'J>Ort BeaCh's assistant mariM safety director, Ken Jacobsen. "I can't predict how high it will get but ' nditions are just perfect for surf up to J2 feet ," he added. "Then again, I have seen conditions just like this where the &urf wastnnly two feet, so it can't be predicte~f" Although the swell built up Friday afternoon and evening, checks wHb authorities late Friday and early toda1 showed that the sea flattened out again. But such an occurrence, say the ex· (Stt SURF, Page %) Distress Flares Listed as Hoax The sudden appearance of about 20 nautical distress flares near the "wedge" area or !he Balboa Peninsula sent harbor patrolmen scurrying late Friday evening. But investigation of the breakwater area where boats often run into trouble showed that the flares \\'ere a bou. "Someone must have had a ban shooting those things off from the beach," a spokesman said. The incident occurred at about JO :lS p.m. Orange Coast lVeatber The Orange Coast should ei:· periente OlOn! night and morn- ing clouds and sunny days, with lltUe change ln temperaturt. Beaches will have readings bl. the mid 70! with k>WI at fli&ht tn the liOs. lnland areas wiD be warmer, with I Chance of thundftclouds near mountains. It fmally ended at aboUI 1:30 1.m. In Ole vtcinJly of Victoria 8trott and Ne• port Boulevard where l!nl Costa Mtsa poli« unlta collided. ca1lllng mlDor In- juries to the patn>lmen lllllde. Wiim tho cbaoe md<d, si. ... Kent INSIDE TODAY Sean;J, II, ol 111111 Skim 81., Orlnp, Kate Smllh. 1111 ph...,..rial wu In custoc!f, booked .., lnltlaf charses 1inger who Introduced lrvIOlfl 1---1---"' 1111!•-;Juot ... ._ tbtlr -bowa llld-toW-hini-t• tt1 eut-tl-llMn, w-11- l<n llald. ol lelcmy dnmkt!ll drfvlnl. BcrU.'1 hil 'God Bien A!llCrieo' ---1.1•'4n ... ~~""'"'"""'Oflle"'""c-11r1r1 .... ,,.,_l-i'i'i.'ii<FT...,ecun. .... ~iill':_~ffi-+-=~f Costa -11111 Newport-. U ...U timt at a tlightclwb in N,-. 'Q>e boys r<pOrttd the lncfdalt and provided pollee wtl!J I 1leonoo num- ber ol a tnick Ibey Rid the man Ultd to n.e U. -. I)> l"rldly, polko analtd Dole I:. llurosed, U. ol P1eaS1111 Gmn cm charp of 111tmptod rape. Bui W11'n llld lie .....W have to lolcote !lie •lcllm lo -U. cue. I • ---JUDGI IUIUTn AJli>'fl.ulll ~ NIW CHAMlllU Cir--· ~ c.rt LllClll W!'ll """•· Gtlotf. • • • bJc11wq patrolmm .,... 111"11...r ID 5., 1fo1J1 .,. Pogr 5. U..dlalt. .:OU Mesa Palnll Lt A. W. Sinlth t:trmed tt "• mll'8de thlt no wu _, hurt In the ....... . II was nol lmmdatdr ...... what • (loo cu.wr. ,... I) - IMFl&lM; ... lf.tP =',.:: ~ ""'"""' .. -..... , .................. Uactt ~ ' % IWLY PILOT Lott 1t Ga111e Spassky Almost Fought to Draw By ISAAC KASHDAN LOS ANGELES IAP1 -The i!Ub game of the y,·orld championship chess m.atch , fir.ally 14·on bv chnilenRl!'r Bobby Fischer. was the longCst 3nd most bitterly fought of tile 11erie1. The series rc'.<.umes Sundny, 11o11h r1~cher holding aia 3-5 ll':1d. \\'hcl:I the game \Id.~ :uljournt·d a!t"r 41 n1ove3". F1schtr was tYtO pln1ns ahead, \\llh an :ippnrentl)' clrflr road to victorv. Spassky had oounter play , hoy.ever. with a slrongly placLd bishop and pav.•n rrady to <1ueen. The cham pion made the most of his Ot>" portunities, putting up a remRrkable defense Ile found more resources than qnyonc expected. and :it J !ale s1age had the drav.· within reiich . He mlssrd H to suffer y,•h11t must be his most rruc1al and disheartening defeat. ~passky's seal~·d 42nd move vn1.-; an <id· vanee \\1th his kiri~. 1(1., ll('X! rno1't'. 1n • OIANet COAST lT DAILY PILOT 'lne O•lllOf c .. 11 [).I.Ill' P ILOT, .. 11"' """>th 1, <-infll 11M N•wt P•n •, " Pllfll1'1>fd by ""' 0<~"'1' c .. 11 P~lolllnf Ct-n1 '"'"' •1•0 ..:tn-1 ••t ""*1.-, M-•Y 1"'-" Fr1441,, '°" c .. 1. MQI, N_,, •••<II. 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If ~ ltldl 491-4421 ,.,_ N«ltl OP-C......., """-'"" M0-1JJt C~I, 1'71, Or.,._ C.11 hOlilhiflt Co...111ny, No lllw\ 11trlts, ltl.,.1r1r1en1. ..:tlfwMI ""'""' or H'Yt<t'-" lltrtlll ,...y .. •..-ucM Wlllltwf -191 ,,... mlUf.lo ti CllPYrltltt ,..._., S.aind tl•ll _, ... NII 11 Cotti Al•M· Ct Hfaml.. luOKrl,.llM tv arrltr '2.U ll'IDntlllrr b'I' INll o .IJ mtn111111 mian.,., ... u,,.,..,. a . ..s -•111,. reply h> Fischer's check . concealed an in- genious idea. If Fischer queened Ills rook pawn, Spassk'y "·ould glve up t\is rook then play lhe othtr rook lo KR4. Thert would be enough threats 10 al least dr&\I'. Fischer might have done heller. on )us 42nd n1ov1', 10 play P·K 4. followed by K· K3. Tht>: \\hite bishop rould lake a rook. bur Fischer Would soon be rid of the dtlngerous passed pa .... n. As played , Spassky got hi! rooks coordinated , and sro\'eral S\Yifl blO\l'S forced the "'ill of Fischer's bishop. As compensation. Fischer had a ma~s of p.li.\\'ns moving up on both ~ides . Ei::act calculntlon was required on every move, Y:ilh the difficulty inc reasing. Spassky·s first tas k vu1s to hold the three connected pawns on the queen·s side .,.,.hich he did with the aid or his king. lie the n started a rounter on the o!her v,oing where one of his own pa14'0S could Ix-come dangerous. Fischer's Sfith move threatened p. B6ch. follov.·ed by P·R8. This forced Spassky to place his rook In 1he romer. immobilizing it for a lime. A few move.s later it \.\'as Fischer's rook that \'.R.S 1ied up. to hold the white pt11\T1 back . In Hie meantime Fisc her continued to :id1•n ntc his pa"·ns. and the tension inc reased. To try for the wiri . Flseber ttad lo march his king to the king 's side. When 1 he rook blocked the rOad on the bl rd move. Fischer gave up one of hi1 good pawn!, to gain time to cross over. The crucial position came on tne 69th move. Spassky klst an important tempo 'o\o'lth the check. ll 71 R:zP, P·B7 would win for Fischer. The bishop move ali;o did not help, as the black rook came into play. Correct was 69 R·KBI. If then K·K6. 70 R-Q81, P-86: 71 R1P, P-87, R-81 : 72 K· K7, KxP draws. Or 69 R·KBI , K·K7; 70 RxP, P-Bllch : 71K-RI , P-87: 72 R-Q84, ar.d while can just manage to draw. In the final position. If 75 R·R4, Fischer can win by R:zB; 76 R:zR . K-K7. He wins 1! ! rook for the bishop pawn, then moves his king over to force a queen with his knight pawn. fftt "'PYI$ In fM r1.Y. P·IU P·I J ,,,.,._ l)th time of ffllS1. 11.-0111 f'XP ~~1lkp·FIK._, ™n\pfOll·Y. P·ICT6 f'·llS •ll!t1: ff. P·klv fl.II., ~o.UllJ' (W). l'I~ llW.0. l ·kl ll·ICI. Tl •1 K·t:;'l) 11·11.6 CH '" f'·l l 11.111 ••. 1111·11.' P·K• ll. 11.-117 ch k·ICl ... l(.l(J "' lt.Q) '1, AXP !If.XI" CH •I. IC-111 RA·l 1 CH n . K·IC1 ICXP so. 11 KS xa K·l l Sl , A.-0. CH K·IClJ U. ll.01 CH K·llJ Jl. A.-ot 11.Xlt J•. KXlll P·IC15 U P·ll• K·IC'l• II. t •al f'.ftl 61. IC•IJ IC·I) ~ 11-01 f'·ltTI CH M. K·I] 1"·111 l5. ll XO k.Q• M. l(.l(fJ f'·IS V. 1141 CH IC·KJ U . 11·011 K-0. M, 11·01 CH IC·ltr 1'. 11.011 f'·kM 11, 8 ·8• ftXf' n. llX" 11-Q? 1:t ll·K• CH IC·ll 1'. 841 f'·IU 15. ftnlgn1 UPI,,._.,.. WHERE SPASSKY LOST 691h Move W•• Cruci•I BOARD AT GAME 'S END World Chtmpion Resigned LION ... From Pagel ly car, whUe a park ranger gunntd his jeep to..-11rd the scene, scaring off the playful young lioness. The clawing in<.:~ent wasn't a dirtct attack, but typical romping around by the overgrown kitten. Michele's father said he didn't want the Incident blown OUl o{ proponion. "\\'e have visited Lion Country Safari several times and we intend to flni.5h the lrlp started today," he remarked. Later Friday afternoon, alter 1 m~ porale conference, Llon Country offk:ials aMounced all ca~~. entering the preserve in tM luturt with children must have an adult in the back seat. Ge.ner1l Manager Dredge said their ad- mission tickets currently carry a aug- 1eaUon to seal a 1rownup wilb chlldren in the back seat aa a precaution. Many people don 't see it, however, and so Jn light of the fint accldf!nt involving an open car window they are making the adull·in·the-back clause mandatory. ' SURF ••• J'ro•l'qel pertt, can be -. A beaVJ ....U could,.....,. 1t "'1 ..,,, Ibey Mid. Lll_..s. la ---repl<Md r1~ldl"I ut f • d Ale! the -.. tw•lll will inl>- •bb' con11Due lhtoltp lhe .... tlOd. Hunt....,. S111e Beach lif•Jlllllnl apokmnan Ttrry Bowen •~ud his forct'S are braced for large surf -up to t-lg.h t feet -but be 111ld he doubts If lhey'll see anything llke 10 or 11.foot waves. "Th.at Slja storm ii making thln&s build quit' faat oul there and we are ready for tomt big w1vea thb weekend,'' Bowen Aid. La,una Beach lifeguard! are also ex· pectint an unusuaUy large surf condi tion bo t not nearly at bad as at Newpw1 Beach. "I don't know how they can predict 11urf like lhat." said liftgU&rd spolletman John Cunningham, "becauae: all I c:an SIY is tMt the storm surf i1 building faaJ. "It's aboqt five feet now," Cunningham aald. He also 11aid Laguna's shortline Slruc· lure makes it unlikf.ly the surf will build up to much more than that but that rlp- Uties will be a problem on the steep beaches. "Our surf Is also building fa st." said San Clemente lifeguard Lt. ~lank Barnes. "It's about live feet now and .still going up. .. All v•e can do 11 ura:e the people t.o be careful cut there," he 1aid. All the lifeguard! said ii pounding surf arrives it will be accompanied by dangerous riptides and powerful cur- rcnl'I. '"I'he riptides .,.·ill get "'·orse as the surf gels bigger:· said Jacobsen. "It could be real dangerous just to stand out there this weekend ." Heavy riptide conditions are predicted al Huntington Beach and lifeguards are w1rnlng bathers to exercise extreme caution. "We'll have a Jot of rips down here, too, all weekend,'' said San Clemente's Barnes. Most of lhe lifeguard stations along the coast were already flying the yellow cau· tion flag Friday fll&bt. FREEWAY. • • From Page 1 think ia a:zlomaUc -if they used lo translale developmenl as progress." be said, "but lhue have been cbangu: in at- titudes. "The system they bad ror doing lbinp is no loqer viable," he said, pointinc out that nevu again will the state be able lo "plan" a freeway 15 years into the future. '"l'blngs, attitudes cb&nae loo faat ," be said. !'They're ll!lng t.o have to start itolating problems, flghtlng the battlea and lhen doing It -without a lead time of 15 years." l•rt's just too big a burden on the peo- ple," he aaid. • Detalh Vaci.ear Attempt Made To Kill Kenyatta NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) -Police said today there wJs an UMssinatlon atte.mpt Friday against President Jomo Kenye tta wblle he wu partlclp1Un1 Jn a fonnal apentnr cemnony at ID qrieultural col· le1e at N1kuru. 85 mllel north of br:re. Police "·ould not say whelber tbe !t· year-old president "'II injured. JUDGE •.. From Page 1 Boys' Q ub board of directors, ~ ~t president or the lr\lint Complex Kiwanis C1ub and Is actJve in the Balboa Yacht Club. He and hi1 wile, Patti , live with their two t:hlldren in Corona dtl Mar. Besides scores of friends In the ceurtroom Friday afternoon, the nu- dience included the parents. of the new judge, Mr. and Mrs. John Barnette. ShorUy after taking the oath of office, Judge Barnette apologized for having planned •·a serious speech." ··1 see by the tone of this affair loday lhat it isn't very appropriate," be said. So he, too, jo~ In the jokJng. .. The t.,.·o judges down here have told me that they have aaved the best cas.es for me ... .like the one involving the camel taUuding to a rettnt courthouse demonslration related to the citing of a l.llguna Be1ch restaurant w h i c h assertcdly allo'o\o~ an imals to mingle with the clientele ). .. They 1ve also assured me that there will be no case too small for my courtroom," he added. CHASE ... From Pagel prompted Orange police to allempt to pull over a suspect U . Smith said , and the identily of lbe two injured officers and the circumstances surrounding the patrol cars' collision were not immedi- ately available early today. Lt. Smith said that the cyclist enterM Costa Mesa on Newport Boulevard al- legedly "blo"'ing every red ligbt and every other traffic sign" in the wild flight. The two police can in the pursuit slammed logether at Newport and Vic- toria. The c:ydJat coollnued • short distance beyond that area and finally dumped his cycle at Victoria and Charle streets. lle suffered minor injuries requiring no hospitalization. The two police can were heavily damaged. The spokuman aald a govemmonl s1atement on the incident would be mtdc later. Reports from Ille '°"" .uld two men altacked Kenyatta wllb lrnlva. <ft "° tilled In Ille sculfle wblch followed and the other lfU rtported JnjUrtd. e RedAtta~I<• SAIGON (AP) -CommtmbHed lon:es made a aeries ot slublna 1ttacb acrou Soutb Vietnam Friday, 1911,!ln( ,_ tbo coastal lowlands JOUth of Dan Nanc to the Saigon reglon in whal appeartd I~ be a new phase ol their 4i,;..month orfensive. Whlle heavy coovenHonal warfare CGrl"' tinued OD the Quang Tri Crout in U~ northern quarter of South Vietnam, O>m- munist guerrlllu Jylnj dopn~ for rnonll\s suddenly emerged iD a aeries of upper and shelling attacks. e Wo1nan CO WASIBNGTON (AP) -Col. Nonna E. Bro~n. 46, of litadison, Fla., is lhe new commander of a unit of 2,IKM) men ind women at the N1Uonal Seeurily Agtncy: al Ft. Meade, Md. The Alr Force, in announcing the assignment Friday, said Col. Brown b: the ( 'v JN SHORT ... 111 ) first woman colonel lO hold !tlch a ct1m- mand position in any of tbe armed services. • Appeai Slated TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, F1a. (AP) -M. Sgt. Walter T. Perkins will appeal his espionage ronvictlon, despite 1 relatively light sentence1 "because of the jrr,portance of the i.ssues involved," bil attorney says. Perkins, 37, received a three-year prison term, a reduction in grade to basic airman and a dishonorable discharge Friday after military judge Col. 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DllllY l"ti.t "'" Ectilogy, drugs, 1 and development. racial problems, surfing, English con- versation -these are a few of the sub- jects examined by 30 French teenagers now winding up a month -long stay in Laguna under the auspices of the Foreign Study League. Friday morning round half the group (the other haU was in San Francisco) peering into Lide pools under the guidance of conservationist Al ice Culver, who concluded tbe morning lesson by in- viting them for a swim in the pool at her Cameo Shores home. It was typical of the offbeat. study- Lagu1ia Disuince Swi1n Contest Set on W ed1iesday plus-fun progress that has kept the students on the go from morning till night since they arrived on the Orange Coast July 19. -Staying with ramllies in the Laguna area, they attend classes from 9 a.m. to noon three mornings a week in St. Mary's church ball, hit the beaches in the afternoon and de \'Ote Tuesdays and Thursdays to touring Southern California sights. So far they 've covered Disneyland, a Hollywood Bov.·I concert, Olvera Street. Universaf Studios, Sea World at San Diego and San Onofre among other junkets. English conversation is an ongoing study in and out of class. Coursework i.! under the guidance of i n s t r u c L o r Margaret Gerlach, of Cal State Long Beach and Alain Licberon, who ac- companied the students from Parts. Coordinating the operation is Gaylord Inge of Laguna Niguel, a history teacher from Paramount High School. Guest lecturers for the classes have in- cluded police officers to discuss drug Distance swimmers will have a chance problems, American Indians, teachers to Services Monday For Mr. Riedel Funeral services will be conducted in Kewport Beach Monday for Jacob E. Riedel. 64, of San Juan Capistrano. P.1r. Riedel died Tuesday. The rites '\'ill be held at Pacific View "-1emorial Park Chapel at II a.m. ~·ith burial following in the memorial park. Visitation will be on Sunday from 9 a.m. lG 9 p.m. Mr. Riedel leaves his widow, Zeda, or the home at 33831 Camin.:i Capistrano : a stepson, Howard Dobbs of Dallas; a step- daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Farrell ; and a sister, f..1rs. Wayne Gillette of In· dianapolis. Pacific Fleet Plans Last Summer Concert hf ilitary and popular music by the CRUDESPAC Band. the Cr u i s c r. Destroyers of the Pacific Fleet stationt"d in Long Beach. will perform the last summer concert at Costa 11-iesa City Park. At 4 p.m. Sunday, the band will perform •f the 18th and Park Avenue park under the direction of Chief \Villiam L. Kindig. The band has just returned from perfonning in South Vietnam and the western Pacific. Officer Burt Three Arrested In Ticket Tiff A well·tnown CO.ta htua naLive, his wlte and U.year-old son were arrested Friday, after officers alleged a aimple traffic ticket luurance turned Into a acrtamlng mob melee that sent one of· ficer to the hospital. Crowds pthered during the noon-hour conlront.IUon ending ln an eight-minute brawl before Ofnctr Tom Boylan '• 997 frantic radio ctll -officer in trouble - brought all police cars in the area. The police helicopter Eagle 1 also Paper Says SEC Probi1ig Losses in Oil LOS ANGELES (APl -The Wall Street Journal has reported that the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the promotion of an oil-drill· Ing venture that resulted in a possible Lou of $30 million to 2.200 inve!llors. in· eluding some promlnent Californians. The newspaper said the invrsliJ,lation Ct!nters on Jack P. Burke, \\'ho it said used business introductions from rriend.s to interest investors in 011 ·drilling partnerships. In a story filed from San Francisco. the Journal said Burke used his longtime rriendshi p with Otis Olandler. publisher cf the Los Angeles Times. to £3in in- troductions to investors. The Investors included Chandler: California Ally. Gen. EveUe Younger, and Hollywood stars Kirk Douglas, Natalie Wood and Nancy Sinatra, the ne\\'Spapcr said. The Journal quoted Chandler as saying "Jack Burke was -and I use the word 'was' very carefully and koov.·inf!"IY -up to February one or my oldest and closest friends.•· Younger said in a statement he heard Burke's presentation on the oil venture 1n 1969 and invested $10,000 lent to him by a friend. Younger said the money "'!IS secured by a note on the stock. The investments started in the mid- 1960s. the Journal said, and by 1969 the key corporate vehicle for fund-raising by Burke wu GeoTek Resources Fund Inc. Burke and others in his family were sued in February In San Franc1aco Superior Court by GeoTek and related tompanies and partnerships, alleging fraud. misappropriation or funds and breach of fiduciary duty involving millions of dollars. rupood~. circling the sctne at '2839 r-.lonterey Lane u l\\'O t'tnbattled officers Qn the ground called to bystanders for help. Cornelius "Corny'' Perez. 38. a six-foot, three-inch 250 pound brother ol a former prliefighter, was flnal\y subd~ and haodcuffed, according to blood-splatter~ DOhte. He and hi9 wife Lorraine, 36, v.·ert> both \iooked into jail wit h ball recommended ti S2S.000 each. Their son was adnuued to Orange Coun· ty Juverule Hall. t-ercz. a 1aoor union emp1oye ana krmer bar ov.·ner \1'8! charged with a~· sauit \\·i1h a deadly weapon on a police ofrirer, assault on a police officer a1.d 1..hsturbing the puce. Investigators claim he got bis hand! on one patrolman's niihtstick and used ll It put two, 2\I-inc h laceraUons In Office r Phil ~1cConnlck'1 head. McC.ormlck was treated at Costa h1'!'sa i~rmorial Hospital and released 'Yith a bad headache. while Officer Boylan escaped with assorted abrasions. t'olicc booked Mn. Perez Into 11range County Jail on swipicion of assault on a police orficer and Interfering with a police officer, the same charges on which the couple's son was arrested . Perez himsel f was taken to Orange Count)' ~lcdical Center follo\\·ing the 1n- t.:1dent , reportedly claiming he fell he was ha\'1ng a heart attack but he \\'as ex· am1ncd there and returned lo jail. The incident involving the Perez raiii- ly. who live at 1079 Salvador Lane. began al 12:05 p.m., according to Police Lt. Harold Fi.st.: her. He said Officer Boylan pulled over the Perez car and began to issue a citation charging an illegal tum. Officer Boylan claimed Perez got out of the car and began spouttnJ: filthy language in fronl or a gr oup of neighborhood chlldren. He said orders to quiet down failed, so he radioed for a fol lov.·up officer and ar- rested Perez. at which time Mrs . Perer allegedly intervened on her husbancl"s side along \rith the boy. Hoag ~l cntal Health Unit Sets Open llouse The public has been Invited to attend an open house at the mental health unit of Hoag ~i e mo r i a I Hospital today from I :30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Included wilh a tour of the facility will be an art show and sale and a film on psychodrama. Twenty percent of the funds raised from the art sale will be us- ed for the unit's projects. OAILY I'll.GT :J Ul'IT•.._.. S1a11s On George Romney, secretary of Housi ng and Urban Development, said Friday he \\'ants to quit Cab1· nt"t but \\'ill remain at Presiden t Nixon's request. He hinted at mam· n1oth private undertaking, but de- clined to spell details. Newport Council Monday to Hear Collins Request ~rv.'port Beach councilmen will be con- fronted \\·1th one of their longest and most important agendas when they meet ~londay at 7:30 p.m. in city hall . Councilmen are scheduled to act on : -Interim controls on building height.! throughout the city. - A Sl35 million development plan for the 177-acre Collins Radio Company property near Orange County Airport. -A proposed 738-un it expansion of the Versailles on the Bluffs apartment.s in West J\'ewport -Procedural rules that , among other things, would limit the amount of time a person may address the council to Uve minutes. -Proposals to spend upwards of $500,000 to acquire park sites in danger of immediate sale or development. -A petition for a re-hearing on the <f7· unit condominium they approved last month for the Fun Zone properly in Balboa. - A proposal by City htanager Robert L. \Vrnn to appropriate $1 million for a new police statk>n. -An appeal by a group or youths to expand surfing hOUrs in West Newport. - A requut by a TusUn ambulance finn to provide service within the dty. -A request by the Bank of Californ ia to install two overs.I.zed sigru: on the six· sto _ building it is building on the Emby property. to test their endurance over a three-mile discuss American education systems, course off Laguna's shores \\'ednesday Oriental students to discuss racial prob- in Lhe annual distance swim sponsored terns and busine3smen to e1plain land by Art Colony lifeguards. development procedures. Participant!: will enter the water at When the students were offered a YEAR END CLEARANCE \'ictoria Beach al 8 a.m. and s1vim to chan~ to "ride aloog" in a police pa~rol Crescent Bay, accompanied -for car, 21ofthe30 signed up, Inge reports. safekeeping -by the lifeguard boat. This Sunday will find the llUdents and Tbtre is no age lmit and partlcipanl! their host families sampling a potluck may wear swim fins if they wish, but beach party at Salt Creek Beach. 1vi~h each S\\·iromer must .be accompanied by special permission of the Avco Corpora- a paddler on a board. tion. which has the beach closed lo the Sv.·immers may try for the three-mile public during conslruction or adjacent course. v.·hich takes about an ho~roads and parking Jots. co.me as~re at the ~1ai~ 'Beach. a ·o-Wednesday night they'll have a Fre!lch- m1\e swun from V1ctor1a Beach. American teen party at St. Mary's a'! a more ambitious can make a roundtrip inale to the summer visit between .Vict?ria and Crescent, for a The Laguna visitors are participating total of six nules. in a program that haJ brought 2,300 Fifteen lifeguards. including all this European students to the U.S. this sum- year's rookies, are plaruling to enter the mer. as an e:rtenslon of the Foreign swim along with about 10 junior guards. Study League program that armually 'I'here is no entry fee and certificates v.·iU disperses 3,000 American students lO be awarded all who complete the <.ourse. European study center3. Six to Face Trial Oct. 2 h1 Brotherhood Charges Sir or the 29 indicted members of the so-called Brotherhood or Etttnal Love drug conspiracy were arraigned this week before Superior C o u r t Judge Byron K. McMillan who set Sept. 8 for pretrial hearing and Oct. 2 as the date lo. jury trial. Arraigned In the alleged international drug ring c.hargcs were John C. Gale. 30. of Leucadia: James Crittenden, 29, of Long Be&ch : Frank 0. Esposito. ~. of Jdy\Jwild; rtiichael Pooley %.1. or Long Beach: Gerald E. Pohl. 27, and Edward Oay, 26. both of South Lagun1. Assistant District Attorney Edgar DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE DttimJ of tht l)atly Pt .. Fr,.man tried to have the !250,000 ball on Gale and Crittenden raised Wedne .. day but the judge did not ..,... Esposito and Pooley are be.kl on $50,000 bond and PohJ and Clay on '5,000 bond each. Foorteen of the 29 indl~ed by the Orange County Grand Jury last week are still at large, authorities said today. Freeman when he presented the case to the Grand Jury called it one or the largest dope lndit.tmen1-em return- ed and said Galt wined and dined two Afghan brothers who he had lnltalled tn $95 a day rooms at Disntyland Hotel lut December. Tbe bro<hera. stUI 1t lar&e, ...,. also named in the inciidment. Freeman Mid lhey were the.ove.neu t'Of'llacta for txqs of hashish by the brotherhood. Dr. Timot"1 Leary, also indtctld In the cue and subjoct to $5 ml1llon heil il recaptured, iJ the "'Pilled looncler or the Brother-of Eternal Love and It> predecwor the Lea&ue of Spiritual DllCOll<f)' ().SD). 15 guu.anlMd ~nun " ,.., .. ..t ......,. ,_. .,.... .., s:• "-"' .. c.il lrlill "'°"' <W¥ Wiii .. """""" • -t::tlll ..... ..t.. ..... I:•"""" • I"-............ ..........,, ll -...... ........ .,..,.. dlPY fl• t I""· &lh1rlll1~ • ., I .. .... ""*to ~II _,.. • O/llV'f wlH 119 11r"Ov9tll .. ..... '!"' .,. a!Ltll 11111111 If I "" Leary Is CUtTeotly In Swltwland and 1-1\u --livtn-Untll-Octrlil-lo-itt<lri--- cowrtry. Tott- Mes' ..... Olillnr. At9t ......... IQ.Qrt ~,Htloll_... ..... ....... "'""',. ................... .. ... ___ _ ..,_ """ ta9'~ Dlllll ...... _._ ................ ,. ...... ...... - Fr!enan, In his requost !or hl&htr boll charged that five of thole indicted n;! Ibo CllWl\y alter helns-crt boll. 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DAil Y PILOT Sil...,, •-12, 1972 "'~---------------"---'-·~-- In Your Garden By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI rM OallY f'l:i.t ll•tt THf."Y CALL ft.fE the Black Thumb of Claremont Avenuf'. I come by the ominous sowtdlng title not through as- sociation with a murderous organization, but r:lther by an astounding inability to grow plants. Some people ha\'C what arc knov.-n a1 green thumbs. Every desirable Corm or greenery th('y so much as nod tow<irds grows like Jack's bean- stalk and flowe rs as if it were going lO be outlav.'ed tomorrov.•. !\fost other pc<>ple -1he majority or people -are just average. Some things gtO\V belier for lhern than others . But things usua lly grow. Then there are the black thumbs. • atYMOLOS Not only do plants not grow for us. they die at an alarm- ing rate and in ronditions under v.·hich they should thrive. Black thumbs can't even grow crabgrass. BEING A BLACK THUl\fB in a famil y dominated by gretn thumbs is particularly trying. There \vas a time when it was thou ght my plant killing ability was merely the result of ignorance. For instance, I was once given char~e of a neighbor's treasured African violet while the man \Vent on vacation. Thinking it looked a bit anemic, I set it outside to get some sun. Four hours later. it was most decidedly the deadest plant I have ever seen. It seems that one does not put these delicate litUe beauties outside in direct. sun. It tends to bum them to a crisp. But it soon became apparent that my touch was not the result of a lack of botanically oriented knowledge. In spite of careful instructions from m~· mother. the gret>n thumb , I have managed to kill off three ferns, a Dieffen· bachia, four or flve strains of ivy and an assoctment of succulents. AT TJIE WCAL /'\URSERY. Uicy speak of my horti· ('Ultural eflorts in tones reserved for the discussion of Hitler's racial policies. The nurseryman has threatened to quit selling me planls on the grounds of cruel and un· wual punishment. But what can I do? No expen!le is too great, no treat· ment too lavi.sh for my plants. I don 't sully their roots with ordinary dirt -nothing but specially prepared soil. And the food they !{et is at least as upens!ve as steak. J wouldn't dream ol raising my voice around them and they hear nothing but the light-elassical composlt!OOJ (no _\Vagl)e!, but lots or Schumann and Strauss and Mme ~fozartl. &'Id still the. ~ves tum YE'llow, then bro\\1n <som&- times it's the other way around) and the plants die. Tl's been suggested that I give up and try plastic plants. the theory being that if it's not Jiving in the first place. J can 't ~lbly kill it. But I don'i Jroow. Something tells m& that ~ ;ulfQ,h is f' ~t my hand 'Orr a· plastic fem. it would turn G"roWn"4'r ~ll>w. Or both, and =toose :.II its leaves -or }Ust melt belOtt my eyes -and •that's just· too Jnttnillat· Jng to contemplate. Five Laws ~ Help Stop Disease FIVE BASIC principles to control disease in ·the home garden a~ sanitation, ex- clusion, eradication, protection and resistance. Sanitation, aa aptly det- crlbed by Prof. R. Kenneth llorst of the New York State College of Agriculture and Llfe Sciences, simply means pro- viding good environmental conditions. Destroy plAnt debris and other material!!: in which disease-earring bacteria and runai lurk dormant through winter. Gel rld of old plant parts and weed s In fall to pr- vent trouble in spring. Ex- clusion means keeping out disease-causing organisms by buying healthy seeds, cuttings or plant.5. Eradlcatio11 is done by removing and destroying in- fected plants. v.·hich serve as reservoirs for d J 1 e a 1 e organisms. Pesticides, which are preventive tools, help. In short, start your control pro- gram before disease is evi- dent. Crop rotation is another Jlreventali\'e, especially if son becomes infected. Use resis- tant seed varieties. Wee ke1ider Gardeners' Chec klist llert arc some things to be thinking about this weekend. e Remember that many of the native plants, including ceanothus and fremontia. re· quire little water -even dur· ing the hot summer. e Quick color can be en· joyed this month from Ian· tanas. Civt them the sunniest exposure you have. e Take long stem~ \vhen cutting roses to renew the establisht>d bush. Feed roses 1f it has been a month since the ~ lime. This \\'Iii help insure ~ FaI•bloom ' ~. " e F'Tctsi3s and other small cape bulbs \\"ill soon be pvaj]able ~ planting this month and ne)'.t. The ·sooner they eo in. ·tile better. e Hanging baskets add beauty and pleasure to their surroundings. In addition to fuchsias. tuberous begonias, Ivy geranium and coleus in . . baskets, looks for grape Ivy, P opular Pets blue mar~eru ... petunias. _ _,_._ _______ . donkey tall, and sultanas (Impatiens). Paritper the ,feline More B L · rown a~'Il: With Ho111e-1nade House water La ck By STEVE ELLINGSON Tl would be hard to estimate the total number or cats Jn the United States, because in most areas licensing is not required . \\1e do know, however. that there are over one million felines in Los Angeles County alone. Proportionately, that figures out to one vast number of cat lovers in the country. Nov;hcre in the animal kin~do1n \1•ill you find a creature more pampered and catt'red to-a U of which proves lhat cats must br sml!rter than people. People don't train cats . cats train people. They're independent, haughty, and love lo hide ..• .whic.h ii why our cat cabin • ~·ill score points fof'>'yoo with your feline friend . Abyssinian, Burmese , Persian or wbAtever, they'll all love this hide-away. The balcony offers a place to watch the human ~·orld go by. The b8ck bedroom provides a quiet sleeping place. It's an easy project with our full-size pattern. Just trace the pattern parts on wood. saw and assemble. To obtain the full-size cat cabin No. 442. send $1.00 (add 25c per 1>31tern for airmail delivery) by cur· rency, check or money order lo: Steve Elllngwn Orange Coast Daily PUol P.O. Box %383 Van Nuy1, California tlcot t.'lck of water ts probably lhe most universal reason for a lawn that won't stay green. Feeding ia nectssary, too, but 1nore often than not, you'll find that water will green-up a lawn. There are s e v e r a I reasons ~·hy water may be lacking. Most obvious, of course, is the gardener doesn't water eoough. More likely is that the Ja~·n isn't being watered deeply eoough when it is 'A'alertd, Or, the soil is so compacted that the water won't soak in. \\'here penetra· lion is a problem, a coring tool and any of several ready-lo- use soil conditioners will help alleviate the problem. Ask your nurseryman to outline procedures to follow to remedy the situation. Violet Society Plant Sale Se t 1 Tbe Long Beach African Violet Society "'ill meet at 11 a.m. Aug. 17 at the ·\Voman's City Club, 1309 East Third St., Long Beach. A picnic and sale of plants and planting equipment is planned. a oiioiy • CENTER DWARF MARGUERITE Y•llOW-WM•T•-f'lHtl • ,.1. '4.95 Duffy's Forest John Duffy's dad likes tomatoes. So the ti-year-old Huntington Be:rob lad t()()k this Jack-ln·Tbe-Bean· stalk approach. He plant'ed t1vo plants at their home. 20062 Beaumont Drive, and they've reached 11 feet into the air. John uses Burmuda grass ell~ pings for mulch. Fuchsias T hrive In Shady Corners Fuchsias are in cl u d ed among California 's finest flowering summer shrubs and are popular choices, for plan\- ing in the shaded parts of the garden. Thir lovely· family of ph\nt9 ts one of a Umilefl numlx!r "'hich thrive.' and blooms on the shaded north side of lbe house. Fuchsias are excelJent for planting againat an eastern wall or under the high shade of trees \\'hen used in tht landscape. Inland, a"·ay from the cool· Ing innuence or the O<.'ean, fuchsias are often treated as a lanai shrub or palio feature - under lalh. Here, they can be top watered frequently and d r e s s e d with a moisture- holding organic mulch. The California Association of Nurserymen points out that fuchsias should not be planted in dense shade, howeYer, for the plants become spindly es the terminal growth reaches out in sean::h ol light. . As a general rule, the same cultural condiUoft! that apply for azaleas and cameUias are recommended for fuchs ias. This means an acid soil, open shade, p~nty of moisture and regular feeding with an acid· type plant food or with liquid fi sh. In the bot, interior valley feed lightly, but more fre- quently. Perhaps every 11vo to three weeks. There are a \\'idc variety o( fuchsias in bloom. The con- tainer-grown planta are easily transplanted Ullo the g,roen. A special·· ready-to-lie planter m i x simplifies settlng<1ut fuchsias -whether planted In the garden, tubs or decor11tive containers. Thou'lh fuchsias are prir~ for their noticeable color and un ique flo1l·cr form.~. the plants are quite adapt1ble in lhe landscape. They can be trained for almost any need. Cascading or trailing types are ideal for hanRing baskets Their wi1Ungne55 to be trained with shears a 1 so makes fuchsias ideal for espaliered wall plants -or as standout specimens, tra.ioed to a majestic flowering head. The plants may be grown as rontainer shrubs for a lifetime. Trees Win Over Wal.ks EL CAJON (AP) -The of- ficial trees of El Cajon, liquid ambars, were planted too close along live Oak Drive and after JS years the sidewalk is cracked by the spreading roots. officials say. But homeowners, notlfied that 10 percent of the trees 1~;ould be removed, bave pi. tested to the city council. The council now has ordertd Arthur Mazzola, city parks and recreation director, to ar· range an agreement ac· ceptt1ble to the citize'ns who stood up for the trees that stood up so loag for them. "It costs the city $250 to remove the trees," said Ed -Scheye, a home6Wner. "We will · Use tha~ mooey instead to ~ce the sidewalks." TRUCK LOAD"'.EVENT IMPORTED MEXICAN RED C£AY " P·OTTERY .. S~YJNGS UP TO SAT, & SUN: ~I ONLY FIRST Cj)UAUTY HUNDREDS.. T.O .-<:HOOSE F«OM. • • ~· A SIZE AND SHAPE FOR YOUR NEEDS ' JCPepney M FASHION ISLAND NIWPOltT ll!ACH Adobe Growth Grass lives in y Soil AayOllO ..... bu ... foua)>t !lit «lllmft '°'"" bottle "' pwlnC ,_ 1fU1 GO water lmpormeabte ICfoba toll mlibl ippl'fCille lnllne Company J>mldeol Wlllilm Muoo'1 ~recipe. Wb1le 11111Cb • ol the Irv! .. ~b la blalod •Ith toll U..t cli'alnl, -ttcalll hiving looglll the ldol>e bllUe wbeii be llwld In the San 'Gabriel v .u.,. .lmWlls. "A JO& d 'curet' can for rtmOVlllg Iba !oploll com• pleltly 1oil pottln( tn Iayers·or- aand lllll .,.avtl u far down as four feel.'' Muon said. "But that.'• very upensive . ., nit real jlroblem with adobe IOiJ ts that•water accumulates and dtalnt very alowly, or not at all, meahlng salts th.at are In the water piped here from tbt Colondo Rlvtr end vp altq tbt ooll, ud Iiurnil& tbt lawn. "I hid 1 lawn wbere tbt wat<r """1d staod for "'"'1. What J cUd wu remove about two fttt of IOU and PoAi1 It -· Then I railed 1 pool bolt .digger: and dug eight4ool deep boles about every llx feet. I lilled tbele with gn1vtl. ''Then I connected them with 1 trail of pt1 1t1vd befo .. puttln( the dirt back in place. "When tt "as flnlsbed, tht WAI.tr dralned throuJh the .:.ii flowed tbrough I he .,.vd 11'd down Into the post holes, wblcb fortunately. wert deep e.noogh to rtach a l•yer or sand,·• Mason said. "The whole project tOSt me only about $100 and ii worked," he coocluded. • Trees Aid Quality Of L i f e Research lho•s that i shade tree above and moist lawn below can reduce the air temperature bet-.veen as much as 20 degrees on a scorching Auinist day. Reinforce Joints These are figures ol the CalUomia Aaociotlon o I Nurserymen which al5o points out that trees: -Prodllt'e oxygen. -Filter dirt from the air . In Attic Fr aming . . -Reduce sound. achng aa I buUer ag;1inst noise. -Beaulify the environment. Tile association recommend! consulting a nurse.ryman be(cre plan1ing trees in order to match rcsuJlf to ex- pectations. By ANDY LANG "'° MIWlh•I-W•llM' Q. -I am getting ready to finish our atlic. Are there any hint.s you can give me about putting up the framework ? I know something about it, but need my knowledge to be con- firmed, A. -Going Into every detail of the framing of an attic would lake far more space than is available, but here Is some infonnation that ma:y be of help. Nail 2 by 41 to the Tafters at the height you want the ceiling to be. Nall them ao that the edges face upward and oulward. While you have some lee"'a.v, be sure that the collar beam.!I or joint! afe at least 2 feet below the highest point of the roof. The joists must be rein- forced if there is an unusually long span, 10 feet or more. To reinforce the joists, nail I by 4 supports from the collar beams to the rafters above the ne1v ceiling framework. Knee walls can be anywhere from 4 to about 51,J feet. ~ 4-foot height will eliminate considerable cuUing U you use wallboard, plywood or any other material t;if that size. But If there are to be a number of built·ins a n d closets, more height i s preferable. There are several ways to attach tbe tops of a 2 by 4 studs to the sides o( the rafters at the desired height. One is to nail them to the sides of the rafters. Another is to attach I by 3s to the under· side ol lhe raflers to form top plates. Jn either case, sole plates art nalled to the noor where the bottom of the wall is to be. These sole plates, 2 by 45, should be nailed thrOUJ!h the subOoor into the joists below with 1-6 penny nails. The studs must be absolutely vertical, so use a level and plumb bob to be certain there is perfect alignment, otherwise you'll have to do a lot of shimming later. The studs should be 16 In- ches apart on center; that ls. 16 inches from the center of one stud to the next . Where extra heavy and rigid material ls to be used fur the \\•alls. you can gel by with studs 24 inches apart on center. Time To Cut Berry Canes Vide, spreading tree, for instance. is ideal in a large ex- pan.~. but is not a choice for planti.ng near the patio (or light shade. There are many choices for almost any plant· ing situation. The evergreen e I m ls a naturally spreading tree that develops rapidly. The evergreen pear has glos.sy folia ge on sweeping. almost pendulous branches. enhanced by a display of white flowers in late spring. Both may shed their leaves in cooler winter are~s. but new foliage returnJ bc>fore shade is actually re- quired. . . Var ious ash tree varieties and fruitless mulberries are favorites in the wann interior valleys. They are ~-size performers. The alder and white birch rontinue to be popular with Californians, ~s~ do the evergreen magnoha Blackberry vines cnn be trees. There are sevtral newer trained either on a tw~wi:rc magnolias to shop for : St. mills, in which case the canes 1-taz:y's, San Marino, Majestic are loosely wound around the Beauty and Samuel Sommer trellis or fanl6'haped on a -all offspring of the ever· I · · t II' H popular Southern Magnolia. mu h-w1re re ts . ere you Each has a dlstinm•ishing cut the canes at abou! six feet .,~ and fan them out on Uie ·wires. characteristic to qualify its in- creasing popularity and use in In either case, irs the month the Golden State. to give Mme time to the berry ;:==========; patch. The old canes which bore this year's crop should be STARS cut to the ground and new Sydney omarr fl one or canes ( w h I ch presumably· the world'• gnat utrol~ were permitted to grow on the gen. His column Is one of ground) shou1d be trained on the DAILY PILOT'S areat the trellis. f('atures.. 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA ~·'*_,. . ", "' ' ..,· .. ~ '-.. ,, .. ~ OPEN EVERYDAY 9 • 6 SALE Brings you a total fertilizer with insect control. Prevent those insects from damaging your la.wn. For blade a n d di· chondra lawns. SO LBS. Reg. 7.95 Save 1.00 _ NOW6.95 Lavender Lady I.lr:AC Tbe old-fashioned blooms and fn. grance of Eastern IJJao grallM to Calif. slllck. Well suit-4 to our area, NOW.,.. Colorful Oleander Extremely hardy with m...., o! blooms from white to d~p reds. Dou· ble & single varieties. R09. 6.9S lj0\'(498 l • . .. • , ' G ~ ' ~ • ' , • ' ·- • • I • I - l l th la b! w' w. ha or ot wi w. W• tu re cc fo re di fo th Cl w "' th fa of or th cl 1f w th s~ w: VI pc er hi C! 0\ th ec In p1 ta cl pl If tt ~ " cl 0 e • ~ 11 • ,, ~ • ·a ti e • c ti .P • I ' I I ., • • • I 1 • ' • Repairing Faucets A Cinch U you happen to hav1e one of themodemsingl e-1 ever raucets In your kitchen or bathroom. you don't have to worry about changing v.·ashers. because it doem't have On<'. But the very large majority or houses still have the ordinary compresskln faucets, with separate hot and cold water laps. 11\at means the washer in each faucet even- tually wean down and needs replacing. The days are gone when you could get a washer changed for a dollar or two. In fact, re~ardless of the char11:e. it's difficult ev~ to get a plumber ror such a small job. And there's no reason tG do so. Changing a faucet v•asher is within the capability 0 r anvcne. The first step is to turn off the water leading to the faucet. lt1ost faucets have cut- off vah1es underneath the sink, one for the hot water. one for the cold. Tumlni:t: the valve clockwise shuts off the water. Jf you have a ve;rv old sint with no such visible valves. the water to the line mmt be shut nff or. if you don't know where it is (you s001ld). the valye .must be clpsed at the point where the water line enlP~ the house. After openin!: 1llf' faucet handle all the way, the stem can hi> liftf'Men- ed with a wrench after cover- ing it with adhesive tape to prevent scratches. At the bot· tom of the stem you will find a chewed-up washer beld in place by a ~rew. Remove it. Tf the screw is so banj!"ed up that you can't ji!:et it out with a screw-driver, grip the top of it with pliers and tura 1t (!()Ul\_... ck>ekwise. Replace the 'o\"asher wil.11.cne o( the same size and put ~ck everythin~ in the reverse order in which it was r,emov· ed .. Once in a great while the fauc« will continue to drip after" the t1·asher hU been replaced. When this occurs, it .. usually means that the seat of Ille lau«t -the !>Ir\ ll1e WJSbtr mb on ls uneven· and' in need of unootbing. For this ycu will need an In- expensive faucet seat dresser, which will c<1me attached to a card that tells you how to use It. The seat itresser takes the pJ&Ct of steel wool or a file. eitheF of ~ich w0t1ld be dif· ncttlt to nt into the faucet opening. Ja.cquel! Nan1c d 1:l*r E. Jaqu.., Jr., of Neirport Beach, Is the new first vice president of Com- merce As!odata, a aupport group for the"' lkhol\f of Busineu Ad!nb>lstratlon at the University of S o u t be r n California. The. USC alumnu Is Pm:ident of Eber Jaques Anoclates, Newport Beach . l(ate Smith on Stage Performer Draws Old Crowd to Nig'l),tc lub By &Ox.E GOODIJND SPAltJIS, N ... (AP) -Kale Smith - he,. for btr llnt NIJ.blowa nlgbtclub cncacemtnt durlnc a tl·rear .,.,..., - eaulloully lntrocluocod ""'°' tonp lo fat1I able to mnember her earllnt abow buJ!ness)'<lln. Oulslde the Sparta Nuwt c1n:u1 room, publicist Di~k Stuart 1Ul'\leyed the crowd lining up to bear the U-ye.ar-old entertainer : ''111E AVEllAGll ace Is 1t..it Ill - they're all coming out of the woodwon:: ror thll show," he said. "Welcome Kate, a living legend," read the sign beld belo,. the 7SO--j>enon capacity crowd by Bertha. one o( two trained tlt~ts the Nugget featum before evety bead.line act. ''We reature family entertainment here." Stull'l explained. On the stage. the singer -noUctably trimmer at 160 powlda than In lier early ytan - laWICbod a medley of recent bill: "I ...nt 700 lo decide ll they'll k tho memories of tomorrow," she 1ald. Among selections was "By 1be 'nme I Get To Phoenix," the Jim We~ bit populoriud ~Y GI"!' Cam~!. "SO~tE "pE<)Pt..E ~say they doo't mite songs lilte they used to." Miss Smith told her recent Reno -area audience. "I dl!agree -not entirely," she added. Traditional Ame:rican folk ballads \\'tre narrati\•e. Miss Smith said ... ,And that's the way it ii today. aU stories," she act. ded. The one-hour sho...-al!IO featured tbe oldies. Thooe included "God Bless America," the Irving Berlin tune she tn- troduced in 1937 and then belted out for Gls returning from World War II bat· tlefields. In Sparb, the performer -"I bate to me the word star" -cklsed the tbow with Berlin's patrictlc hit. She was backed by . . 'GOD BLESS AA\ERICA' Singer K•t• Smith Levin made the 200-mlle journey from the San Francisco Bay area specifically to see !he show. stuan, who said \be Nugget U!ually at- tractl a local northtm 'Nev.da crowd ror most of its shows, drew people from around the coontry for the Kate Smith performance. "I feel I know mos! ol you people." said Miss Smith greeting her audie~. The performance, she said, was "a whole ne\v facet of my career." · from htr Lake Plncid. N.V. summer borne for the appearance by Nuqet oner John Mcula:a. Al ber home in Lab Placid or In btr 40th lloot N ... Y•m City condominium, l4lsl 5'nlth Aid she .....Uy goes In bed aft.er the 11 p.m. oewa oa ttlevlsion. Jn sparks &be has• midnl.ght show. 111 had to 1et Wied to the· routine because I'm not a late stayeMJpper,'' 1he explained. "Al the start it was a liule dlfilcult, becau.w 1 was so &let PY. 'Get me tome toolhplcb, • I said. 'to help me bold my eyes open." She rose from a c:ouc:b and turntd dov.TI tbt volume ol a loci.I Nd station piped lnlo her sullt. "I leave it oa., at puts mt to sleep believe it or not ... I'm a kwer of all musk, all kinda." Tbe show buslne" vtltnn, who Aid she loot 18 pounds in Ibo last thne yean, then briefly initialed a CWTdt .rock step. Tbt Nl!Utt performance really ~·t a nllbt club llbow, Miu Smllb cootended. h nlg~tclub Is "a 111\0key little plate witer.e theo;o is lol of loud talkinf, • lot o! loud mu•ic •. , Dllieland music," she said. . In New York,· ?ttlss Smith said she rarely goes to nlghtclubs. Nor does &he attend Broadway theaters where Wle says "there ls too much rothlness." Jn Sparks. the entertainer said the hns spe.nl moch of her tlme in her hotel sWte to avoid the lOlklegret heat. 6 to Challenge Pennsy lvanian For Hobo Crown BRI1'T. Iowa (AP) -A man "who "I GET TO talk to people that have doem't leave forwardlng addresses" is been listenin~ for many years. I can talk expected to defend his "King of the to them," she stressed during an in-Hobot>s" title at !he 39th annual Britt tervie\v In her Nu11:get hotel suite. Hobo Convention here today. ln a live pe.rforrnance, "you're in ~le is the Pennsylvania Kid, who \rill Satllf'd.U. A~rt u . 1~72 Fand lw Cll'ftls '' ... Continued foir ond worm 1hrougkout the M id· we1t. 1unny ond hot in the Southwwst, fine summer weather in the New Engla nd stote1 •• .'' DAil Y Pll.41' S Paperboy Term ·Hit By ACLU D'VIS <UPI\ -Yolo Cottnly American C i Y 11 Llbmlta ~nion officials PY the 1 ab e I paperboy ''has to go," and they're going to try to bflnl'lh the term by punulng the case of a 1%-year~ld 1lrl "'ho wanlS to deliver newspapers In thls town. Amy Bald'o\'lll, daughter of Pulit zer Priz.e.winnln& poet Karl Shapiro. a proftssor at the Unh•ersily of Callfornia campus hert. applied far an ad\·ertistd .)ob optninc on the Da\•ts Enterprise !or "paper boys. 11 and older." She '''as turned down, and then applied for the same type nf job on tht Wood1and Democrat, which has an office in Davl.s. But she was told ''hiring you is against tho lav.·." California law says glrl1 must be 18 years old to deliver BISHOP fAPl _ OCfi•lals of Or C newspapers in cit1es with a .. ange cunty. 1''resno and populalion of more than 23,000. Tra,ns-Sierra Planes Se eki11 g New Route Trans-Sierra Airlines have an-Mammoth Lakes and between Boys ha'·e to be 10 in cities cf nounced plam lor an air link San Jcse and the ncrlh shore this size. Accordlnb to 1970 bel\l'ttn Southern Calilomia of Lake Tahoe. Silli~ant said. census, DR\'is is 4113 people At the sanie lime. he added. and Fresm he · ovtr the limit. I airline is asktni;?: PUC ap-The c u I II fil Allan Sill1phan1. pces1'd•nt of I f ed A L !ays t 't\'I 1 e prova or a r uctKJn 1n coinplaints v.·itb federal and TSA. said here that an a~ fl ights betwttn ~t a mm o I h state agencie!rl arguing that plication has been filed with Lakes and San Jose from the the state la'i\' is di.scrimlnatcry the California Public Utilities cu1Tent seven fl ights 3 "'eek to on the basis of se1.. If the Commisskln for nttrmlssion to fou5•1·1.pba 1 'd . f complaints fall to alklt1· Amy r~ 1 t n sa1 extension o to be a ''paperboy" officials fly a Burbank-Fre~Mam· the airline service of Inyo and say they may file suits aga..imt molh Lakes route daily. Mono counties tG make con-the nev.·spapers. The airline will also seek to'r~n~tc~t~to~ns~w~i~th~o~th~c~r .·~ir~lines~· ~11f~~~~;~~~1 establish links between serving California. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE Coast Se ts New Course "The11 (Vlet11a1n e eter• a11•) •night holler a11d the11 tnlght •q11at.,k. And tl1e1f'ee go 11 e thro11gh hell. But '"hat are the11 doing it for -the pre• ser"8tlon of 011r "'"" of life" personal contact wlth your audience," be opposed for the title by six veterans of she said. 1'.1iss Smith said her Nugget the festh•ity In this communily of 2.100 MATTRESSES e performance was her first regular alon~ with one newcomer. Science Fiction is the title or nl~htclub appearance. although she s:iid John Stegman. a member of the Cham-a new literature course of-MATTRESSES she appeared in brief nightclub benefits her of Commerce, said, "Y.1e haven't fered this fall by the Orange I04Tt HOMIS TUILIU during the 1930s. • heard from the Kid for sure, bl.It we're Coast Evening College. lrNtid• SHpea But the enlertaJ,ncr said she began confident lhllt ht'll bt here. The three-unit class meets c.... ...... ...,.. c.. performing befarelive audiences at age I "He doesn't leave forwarding ad· on Wednesday from 7-10 p.m. 2111 H...,.,. ~. by singing for World War I troops in Mr dresses anyv;here, but he always :;hows in Room ~ nf the occ Nursing Ub S.1303 ztbe 12·member "Kids Next Door." 1be hometown of Washfil&ton, D. C. up fnr our COfl\'ention. From v.·hat "'e've ~E~d~uc;•:;tion;;B;w~·1~dln~g~~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~;;;~;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;e~rty;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;::; singing and dancing' troupe of youths in Mis.s Smith said she would not rule out heard, the Kid's been on the West Coast -· their early 20s featured many songs in • perform~ for today's Vietnam recentl\'." tbeir own act -perf.ormed without the veterans. These men. she !aid. hold the The Kid's name is Richard Wilson. headliner -that predated tbelr births. .same basic values as their unlmrmed The veterans include Tim "Connecticut Wbi\eilaired Pearl Levin watched the predecessors. Slim " ~1oylan, Maury "Steam Train" performance from a ringside seat. "They might holler and they might Graham, Arthur "Sktw Motion Shorty" squavtk. A.ad they've gone through twit. Parker. Jame.s "Big Ton" Gonnan, "I'VE BUN a fan ot Kate Smith since But what are they doing It for -the JameJ "Lord Open Road" LMgfnrd. and the year one," the school teacher from preservation o( our way or life ." ~he John "The Hard Rock King" Mislen \Vbo Berkcley. said. "Do you think Miss Smith said. is a three-lime winner here. will give autographs," she added. And the dissidents -the protesters or The newcomer. knov.'ll only as Pttrs. Levin rode up for the lhose v.'ho have deserted from the anned "Hampton Black.le,'' is an Iowan. performance with Tom Daivs, 37, a forces? A parade precedes the hobo convention Hayward, school teacher. "I think when they have time to think at v.·hicb crowd applause determines the Davis, one of the younger members of it ever and they're somewhere else, king. Free ~1ulligan stew v.dll be served the audience, said he had vcwed for they 'll come around -at least I hope after the ceremony. many years, "that if Kate Smith comes they 'U come around." she ad d e d Also expected is the reigning Queen of to Nevada, I'll skip school if necessary to cautiously. the Hobos. School teacher Mickey see her." Davi! said both be and Ptilrs. The performer said she was enticed Denfeld of Macomb, III. •-t ' -• -.... :.;i 11: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliij iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Too M~ii "'~ y .. 14'16.iiE. Wl..SHIRE, SANTA ANA, CALIF. Cooks S1>oil This Plaza LA JOI.LA (AP) -Too many middle eastern cooks are SJ!Oiling the plaza on Prospect Street, claims Haji- Kbermo Shaw.mouth. Superior cOurt Judge Robert 0. Staniforth agretd and ordered the Mad Greek to pay St9,SOO in damages to Sham· mouth, owher of t.be Istanbul Re~laurant, which was there first. 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'' J\.largarrl Slrw:irt <lf Belmont. bro11s· 1nK thruu~h a 19$0 boo!.. t1tlrd ''Handbook fur St'<.'rt·tar11·-." ran :u·ro_ .. ,., th 1~ dPf1n11ron '':'\1 s To ht' u<.f"d .... hen ror1t>~jl0nd1ni;: vi1th .1 11omnn "ho~1· n1an1.il ,tn !u~ is no! kno11n'' ,\Jori· on ~Jn1e \l1tz1 T1llin11:h11 st 11on· t](•rs 11 h1 Ft·rnLibtit•ro; 111.'>h 10 ht• rclt·rrl'd ·to a~ "\\.'>" v.hcn thtll ~l1!1 tll'~1gnatrs thl' pi:r:;;orl n~ f('mnlr r;ith{'r than :in individual u { unspecified :.ex. right? Correct And. ildds J\.1imi Borchert, if \\lon1{'n's Lib is rrally serious about sexism. the movement should be calltd Persons' Lib, correct? Right. .. Completely un. t-onfused is Mrs. Lore Radisch, nev•IY elccled chairman (ya hoid me) or the San C11.rlos Planning Commission. "l have Sl)fnt tht last 30 years being a \\'ife and mother.'' decl11.ims La Rlldisrh. "and I resent bring called t.1s. Chairperson. Thotic of you who .,., ill be futur(' applicants, p\rase remembfr r :irn lhr ch:lirman. Mrs. R:idisch .. l\lii ld ,1pph1usl'l I DO BELIEVE n1y ::ilma matrr. the Sacramento Union. has come up v.·11b a classic. The paper is currl,'ntly run· ning a poll on The Great Chess ~1atch. "''ilh the big question being phrased exactly as folloYt'S: "Art. You Pulling For Fischer or Boris Spassky To Win? Yes-. No.-." JOE ALLES JR. rnarried Diane Risso at Notre Dame des Vlctolre!I recently, and y,·hy v.'<1s there aJI that t ittcrin~ every time the groom kneeled at the altar? Because one of his bud· dies had done it to him : painted "HE" on the sole of the left shoe, "LP" on the righl . OtO RLABBER~tOUTIJ has done 1l ag1:1111: Recently I 1te1ned that the events for Bflvedere·~ 75th birthday party v.·ould include an aftrmoon rock conct'.rt -a rev.-Jat 1on th<it th~w some of th" old-t1mt-rs into a llU~. '"Tilt-thouji!hl of rock music in this rarthly paradise give$ mt' a leehng of 1mpcnd1ng doom ." as one oc· logcnarian quavered : ftesull : The rock concert was replaced by a <>Iring quartet recital. Tl!E SCA~I WIJAT A~I: 'fhc manager of swank Washington Towers is no longer employt:u 111cre after hav· ing rented a penthouse to Willie ~1cCove.y, and that's one of the more interesting coincidences. The other tQl'\ants. by the way. are delighted to have Willie in the. building. RlLL MAGRUDER, Nixon's tech- nology counselor. \Vas in town recently, still geulng in a few plugs for the pro jert ht-once headed, the ::;sr. or Super Stupid Transport. This dumb plane. he argues. would save tin1e. if not money, and timt ts import'tnt to us all because "God has only alloted u' 21 .000 d:iys on rarth" . ,,\ h:.l happened to old Four Score and Tr·11. ~-lagruder? His 21.000 days i11Zurr out to about ~ year~. v.•h1\e thr nalto11::il <1vera~c for male longrv1tv i ~ i:.! 1 U<1ck to lhl' dr:ll\ 1ng, liorl'tl THE LATE BENNE'M' Cerf ~·ould have been crazy Rbcut Susan Ne· 11.\r .;. a young woman who lives on Potrero Hill. Like Bennett. she is a devotee of the elaborattly e<>ntrived and not ve1y funny joke. Unlike Bennett, who 'A'&S a mere colltctor, she creates her ov,.n. Hert.\\'ith two examples. these tilled "~·o Tire Tales": "There was ()nCl' a wj<.p m:in \1'ho loved a beautiful m11iden. but she livffi in a mar.sh v.·here his c<ir :11\1,1\S ~nt stuck, and bfs1des her fathrr h:lcl :1 J.lUn, so he never did get cloM' tnourh to tell ~r of his p;1s.s1on. She. howevtr, had a more cnl·rgl'llC suitor 'Aho purchased amphibious tlrP;i. for his car and. when her father 11·.!s aslttp, speedily carried her olf. Moral: Tread$ rush in where 1v1se men fear to fool." And : "The.rt. was once a man "'·ho beat his son to punish him . In ret:;!ia.· tion the son slashed his father"<> tires, including the one in the trunk, .1 f;ict the fat.her did not disrover ti ll mu('h later, when he had a rial miles from anywhere .... Moral: Rod the child, spoU the spare." BeMett spent his entire life hstenini; to. and howling at, stories Hke the foregolng, and it Cerfs him right. AT JACK'S the other noon. a young ti.tcGovemite v.·ho l1ve!'i in P;i c1fi1· 11elghts lamented ''I haven't found anybody in the N>ighborhooc.J v..hO '.• iupporting McGovern" "llon'I vou worry about 1l, sonny,'' advl.S('d f\1JU Kelly. •·My mother, God rest her '°ul. was one· of the most conservalivt Republicans who ever lived. and ev,.ry four years for 12 loog years she 1:ould say to me, ·Oh, Matthew. I'm SO l'i:ip. py -I don 't know a single persor1 who's going lO vote for thal awful Mr. Roosevelt!'" OOWN AT DEL Monte Lodge. Comedlan BW Cosby received a call that a teJegram had a1Tived for l1im. so he reque.sted "Read lt over the phone to mt. ple&Sf. '' The wire. from a black ghetto group in Philadelphia, sought Cosby 's help as a fund·raiser and was filled with all sorts of rlght- on-power-to-ttie.people tenns. Despite this, the operator ended her recital by asking "By the way, art you relaled 10 Bing Crosby?" "I'm his son." replied Cosby. singing a few bars of ''White Christmas." '·My, my," enthused lhe operator. "and you SOUND just like him , too!'' How Not to Pi~k More Time Needed to Make Choice By GODFREY SPERLl~G JR. Ciiristiu11 Sritnre i\fonitor S<'rvict I\ reporter talked 10 Sf-nHtor Ton\ l·:a~leton l"''O weeks befor1• t/1r Dr>mo-- rratic con\'ention :ind asked him if thrrr was anvbod\' \\ho, 1f placed on thr l1l'k1'! ~s n1n~1ng · m:itt• 10 Senator l\lc{;o\'em. (·ould 11the the llf>mocrat!I" a \·1rtory O\'t'r President /l\1xon 1n 1'.:aJ:tr1on·~ homr ~talc of f\l1ssour1. Senator Eagleton said · no. · he could think of no one who could add that much to the ticket. no one who could po!l.Sibly kttp Nll:on from . wtnnmg his state this fall. Soon Eagleton, himself, was being tapped for tbe No. 2 spot -with Mc· Govern aidts leler revealing Chat one of the prime reasons for his selection wa!I: that the. )1)UnJ{ Senator u·ould surely win 1'lissour1 for l\ih:f'r<l\"f'm. This little Ppisocle. hitherto unn>rorded, ~cc ms a~ good .1 'A ay ;1s any to begin onr final look at the r.ipid·fire. heltf'r. Skelter manntr in v.h1ch Scn.ator F:;igle· Ion ~·as picked -a eholtt that will con- t 1nut lo haunt Senator McGo\•t.m ind the l>emoc.raL~ lhroughout this campaign. FIRST, as eve~ his known all lq Senator McGovtm went to Senator g..,,.ey who said "no." Then. Sll01'k did no< know unUI S...tor .-tly disdos<d It, !ht Sooth Dakota S...tor o:allecl Senator Hubert gmphrey ll1d offmd lhe job to blm. i.s offer has been described by one cGo•em aide as "the proper, the Polite ng to do." Humphrty's answer w11 J polite "no.'' He did not uy ., on lhe f!h?ne. but be ha1 told ou..n ho mnpq ~id llol ..... his h<9rt in u....:::r,llJi-Now he. bu lumcd down lbe ofltr from M<Govem. 1 Thtn there w11 10me kind ol 1 Me. em ....._u.. 1111111 Seoaior Ahr., ltibloolf out ol w1llclt come tbt lcoll public ult.ranee lhll ha liked M<Govm> a pt deal but be did not 'Ult to be ~L Bul a Me- Govetn llllillant llW lnliJt.I privately that no real offer had been made lo Sen· :itor Ribicoff -that the conversation never moved that far along. Bui it is clear that P.tcGo\·em did J.:O biirk to Rlbiroff after Eaglelon lalf'r stepptd <!Ol\1\ This lim<' :in offer \1·a~ 1n;1df' And R1b1roff dechnt>d. But "llhalr\'rr h:ippt>nf'd in th:it lir~t i\lcGo\'em con\·ersntion \\llh R1b1coff at thr convt:nlian, th is 1s v.hat follov.·ed that first frantie seltetion proet.ss that preceded the choice of Senator Eagleton. TlfERE CA!'ttE the 11atheMng In the A1cGovem camp where 110me 25 to 30 names we~ dlseussed, with the viee- presidential "p:mibilities" finally being narrowtd down to six. Sargent Stiriver, Ktvln Whitt, Leonard Woodcock. Ed- mund Muskie, Tom Eagleton. and Pat LuCf'y -bul not necessarily in that order. There ll"f'l't no mor(' offrrs befon-tht fin:il oot. There "as a cht•ck on l\layor \\'h1tl' •·hieh cAustd some: people 10 speculate that \\'hilt: was 10 ~ Sf'leclrd hut the M•yor did not 1et lht appronl of all thole contacted. And he-,.. ... eliminated. Thtn came EqlttOll and, after ooly a prtttmetory chf'Ct into tht-•·rumon" about him, McGovern tapped tht' P.l1s· soon Senator for the }ob . All this narrowing down of the flnAI 25 or lO was compre~'itd within the f"l'IOr"rUnl and early afternoon hours of Ult 'MlundJy _,,en the viet-prcsidtnt W11 \"Oted OIL TRIS 11 TllE WAY a ·;ice-pmldontlal choice wu mHt thll Md to be unmade within tn ll'ftlts -but not without all kinds of pill for Stnator McGoVttll ll1d thl 0..-.Uo Patty, Not ~ of whot ij his c1aoe la Senator loo. Could lhll bav• ""'1 awned! I llttlllS ob-that ff ..... lime bad """ de- -to ...... 11110 Seoaltir ......,. ..... -......i, lbe cllmaclnl lnformaUoo abwt hlr medical billory would hat• """unearthed. Co111111ent Page 5 7-acre Cement Failure People N~t On Blueprints for Housing Project Tht author ii 1enior editor of tht An:lutectural Forum ond writ.ts archftecturt and urban detign crlti· cis1n for tht Christian Seim« Mani· tor. By Yi'ILUArtt MARLIN C'l1ris11ail Science i\fonitor StTtnct The Pru1tt·lgoe public housing project rn north St Louis alv.·ays v.•as a good place for a truckload of dynamite. 1.a~t 1\tarrh JG. the not so symbolic summini: up took place when the city's Publu: Housing Authority made a manic dash for the TNT and began blowing up several of the brazen brick slabs. The debris of three of these is still there. a reminder that Pruitt-Igoe has become the most controversial and colossal housing £allure of the century. Built between 19M and 19!16, located on a 57-acre parcel. Pruitt·lgoe was to have been the hou!lng project to tnd all hou.'llng projects. It was. Twenty-seven hundred a~rtments, e~· cased 1n 33 buildings JI stones high . lhts v.•as to hnve <'hanged the pattcm of hous- 1nJC in AmrriC'a . It did 1.0\l'·l~C0\1F. families were shelved in Sl><'alled ''\trlirle neighborhoods," con· ce1ved IQ ~park a senw of community. i\d\'anctd ski~stop elevators opeoned ou every third noor \\'here spacious ''gal· lenes'' "ere plaretl. Conceived lo en· c..'Ourap:c ~ialiiing. theAe were later to be called "g;iuntiet..s" by the terrifie-d tenants. Over the yrars. tenant numbers dwindled to such an extent that today there are only 749 lamilits left. As it turns out th"y are being victim· ized even further. 1be Department of Jlou~ing and Urban Development has de-- cided that any redevelopment of Pruitt- Igoe must be. tied to the development or a convention center nearby, whlch strikes onr as absurd -even .• 1e11n . Ostensib ly, JIUD wants 11 stable St. Louis, Bui for 'Ahom~ Conventioneers? \'otcrs turned dov.n a bond issur 10 budd tht center. \\'hy . one i.! compelled to ask. 1s !IUD taklflg it upon itMlf to tum U1umbs doYtTI on the redemption of l'ru1tl·lg0t'·' Polil1e5 as1dt-. and PolitiC's has betn 111th this and other public hGuslng pro1· ('('ts too long. the graffiti is on the wall. And ii says. "Convention centers do not our urban futures make.'' People makt' the future, and tht' char- acter of most pubUc hoU!llfg in this country his been built as though people and !heir detper needs are dispensable. It has been built as though people are born lo live and die on cement. A.• architect Walt er Netsch of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill noted ttttntly. we have !iettled for physical forms that " .•• look more to Kafka than to nttd." GfvtNC TllE POOR a leg up, out of poverty. can be assisted by better de-- sign. better built surroundings which ifl- cludc options (or all aspect! of daily life. This 1s \\'hat Pruitt·lgoe u'a~ con· ceivt'd to do, but its designer. arcbitert Pt1inoru Yama~aki. found his arguments for including amenities falltng on deaf ears. His first scheme v.'Ould h11ve combined a Veep ., .... VICTIM OF SYSTEM? Ex.C.ndidat• Eagltten But P.1cGovtrn WU hampered by the "sy~tem." by a ocmventioa tchtdule that contnbuted to his hurried 111 ... tJcaUon of Eagleton. One answer might be to ltl'ave two days between the aelt'ctMJa of the pruideot and h~ 1tlectioo of a ninNnc mall, Ill· attad of the ont-day interval that ii av11ilnble for this now. But lhe hand-picking proctM, itM.lf. Is all wrong, putting the main cmphulJ on how !ht man michl h<lp lbe Ucloet - nol on whal kind of a man he II. Thus, unlU vl"'f""lclfnll m choMn like pmldtntJ -optnly lrrl¥Ocl al In an ..,.. coowollon -we will be taklDa cml riab tltal our No, I mea, wllo ollfll be<onJe No. 1. will be las lhut p~ldenllal caliber. t pnlen apart....,ll wllh hmn ID a ...U. laodlcapecl 1<ttln(, lncludlq c:ull\tnl, rocrutiooal and COll1JDf!l'dal fadUU... Bui lhe Public lloolinl Aulherily in- creutd lht d<mlly from 30 lo 55 people , per '"'"" tbul elhninatln( !ht pn1en unUa. Further economies included leav- ing paint otf the canc:rtte block walls of the gaUtr~ and suirwells. ltaving in- sula Uon off the exposed attam pipts. leaving scrttnS olf the gallery windows. and "'1ucln& llnds<apinfl to notlting. By 1952, about tm years after i1I irr ctptlon, Pruitt-Ip was ablaze with boredom, vandallam and crime. Coal· savlng mtasurt.s came baet to haunt the authority and the architect. Ya.ma- saki, a ainttrt and humane man. ad- mitted , "It's 1 job I wish I'd hf'Vtf done." ln 1971, arttr several stumbling efforts to rescue tht project by beefing up ve>o catlonal, educ1tlonal and welfare ser· vices for the tenantl, the Pruill·Jgoo Action Prosnm -lnltltuted. A taJt force of ardlltect.I, qlneers., pla(lllen: and ecooomJsts reviewed land use pos- s1bll1tlt'!, tnldt proposals for hou.slng MW and tii!tlnf telwllJ lbd determJned costs for modifying eruting 1lrurlura and for total or partial demoUtkn TIIE TASJC FORCE conchuions earl ror demol ition of all but 13 of I~ original 33 buildings: tht remllining 13 lo be lrvcled to three or four storit:ii; and !"('· modeled. Housing v.'OUld thus be provid~ for 5-4'4 low-income famlliell. the pre!itnl ten.ants, and 505 ~rite-income fam- lllts ln addition, the task force propo.41es m new houajnc units, Including 46 for low·income; the others, for moderate hr come. The objective ls to strike a better bal- ance betwt'en economic groups while creating an environment more in scale wlth human emotions. ln line with th is, tilt task force has urged that reclevelop- 1nenl include social and cultural amen· !ties as well as spact for commertlal activity -In other words, dtJ;lgn in optjons for individuals to e:sprus them· aelves in posiUve ways. The redemption of Pruitl-l~ot should pl"OCttd without delay. and the Depart· ment of Hou~1nR" and Urban Development v.ould do \\'Cil to rethink lls priorities in pushing for a con\ent1on center 111 t~ expense of the e1ty ':i 1:it.'Opl1'. St l..ou1 ~. like SE'\'J-r11t ma10r American c1l1l'i<o, ha~ btf'n fort't'd into a M:\'ert sclf..analyr.1;i. a,; a result of housing failurrs ilkr th1« onr \\'e hope_· tlus &Mlysis \\'Ill lc11d to synthesis v.·h1ch, at Pnutt-li;:ot. m1~ht mean giving people more opportun1t1e<: to pitch Jn. hnng in, and make St Loui:; work in human term.<;. TI1at may Sttm a costly recommcncla- tiou . Ytt. in the long term, our society h.as belter uses for its people, its time and its resources than to keep them penf up , tier on tier. rov.· on row. in barely "adequate" shelter. kl we have 5een. the result can be. dynamite. -ti fl {? {? {? ft -fl * -tr Industry Brings Problem Coastal Cities Awnre of Public Housi1ig Rulings? Tlit author, an Orange Coast resi- cit11t. was public i11jorn1atio11 officer for the St. Louis Land Clearatict for lltdevtlopmtnt A uthori!y and tht St. L ouis Public lfousi'iig A utllorily dur· ing tliat city'.i urba1i renewal pro- gram. The prograni included tht Pruitl·lr;oe projec!. By JOHN F. ROSSMANN \\'hat are our coastal cities planning lo do to cope wilh growing populations? Some have menlioned ''tradMffs'' ln· volving hlghe:r density or more height in some arras 1n exchanJle for more open spatt. Poople-per-square-m1le indicators of density can be mi sleading to all but the most sophisticated urbanolog1sls . Many other factors must be considered before an optimum densily can be sct for a community. GOfNG JIJGll RISE to achieve greenbelts is anotbtr mulli~faceted ap- proach tbat can lead to all the problems ii might be presumed to avoid. Stacking people into high rise buildings generates psy®soclological pressures which oo greenbelt, however large, can alleviate. While our young cities are struggling with the problem of density it dcie3n't seem fair to give them a new ooe to con· sidei'". But here it is: On many occasions. our coastal communities have approved plans and/or fundll to develop industrial parks that will bring new industry and. hopefully, ntw tax revenues. Recent congressiona l action and court decisions make 11 likely that new industry can bring the suburbs something else - public howtng. Regardless of the moral a n d philosophical arguments which swirl around public housing. the likelihood or it coming along with lndustry is something of which the current populace should be made aware. TIIE l\tA'M'ER ARISES out of new in· terprelatlon.s of Title VII of the Civil Rights Ad of 1964. The 1964 Act is ad- ministered by the Equal Employment Opportwilty Commission tEEOCJ. Title vn says that it is :igainst the law Bicycle Deaths Continue Up~·ai·d Climll in State The number of California bicyclists kWed or lnJured in traffic accidents con- tlllued lo <:limb durizli lite lirsl three months or 1m. AN ANALYSIS just <:ompleted by the Callfomia Highway Patrol revealed a total of 20 faWitics nnd 2,259 injurits during that perk>cl 11 oppootd to II till<d and 1,» lnjur<d dwing II>< cor- responclla& quarter of 1971. T h i • rtprt:St:Dll a '7 perctnt increase. "If lhll l""" whlch began lhr,. yean 1go continues," said •Ughwa;y Patrol Commlalootr Walter Pudioski, ''more lhu 11.000 blcydlttt will ba kllltd or In- jured In Im, and 111 1'13 ther< wW be 25,00> victims." YOUNGSTERS up to II ... still the mooi frequent bleycl• acddmt >icti1111. llurlnC the nrst quart<r of 1m. lhll (10llp AC<Ollllltd for 1,1!1 Vlctlnu. or II petttnl or th< IOlal. R"1Jway Pllrol 1118lysis ""eals lti.I wbtn an acdclent doo hlppen, il Is 1lllll1ly tile bike rider wbo ll II Will. Rldlna "' Iha "'°"' aide cl lht 'l'Old, mUlnl Improper tuma or lnllltnU.,. the motor •eblcle clrlver'• r1&hl ol ,.., .,. the lllree maot common ..,_ of biCJclt accldenl.a. • TM c.llll111ia 1np...,. Palrol to dC'prlvc any individual or employment opportunity because of such individual's: race. color, religion, sex or national origin. It now is interprttated that mov- ing an Industry lo the suburbs (which generally have some form of ex· clusionary zoning) is, ln effect. depriving some people of employment opportunity. And Congress has just recently given EEOC the teeth with which to back up its interpretation. Congress voted to give EEOC the authority to bring legal action oo i1s own against emplo yers "A'ho violate Tit!_ VII. Furthermore . IM courts are backing the new interpretation of Title VII. A \_'OUrl 1n New Jersey recently orde~ the suburb cf Mount Laurel to produrt ;o.. plan providing adequate public housing for every person of low or moderate in· come who works and lives in the tov..·n. or who could be expected lo live there It further industrial development takes place. Another factor that our growing com· munities must fare in considering 1n· dustrial development is the Cahfornia Supreme Coun's 1971 Seranno Decision. This decision profoundly aJters the rela-- IK>nship bet\\'een city and suburb. I~ erases the tax advanl.ages of attracting nev.· industry, leaving only the:: problem" of pollulton and conieslion which in- dustry often brings. Platform Planks Can A Party's Coffin Mq,ke Vague or explicit, or even nonexistent platforms adoplcd at major party eon-- ventions often have had historic con- sequences. The nonexislent platfonn wu in 1840. when the \\'higs, comprising several diverse groups united only by a dislike or Andrew Jackson, chose not lo say :inyth1ng at all about principles lhat <·ould possibly alienate. say. a pr!>- !{'('l1on1st f';orthern manufacturer, a frer· tradr Southern planter, or an anti-Mason. The s1ratcgy worked, and their equally 1num candidate, \Vllliam llenry llarr1son l .. Old T1ppccanoe"J, v.•on the election. It \\'Orked again in 1848, when the \\'higs followed their 1840 book , nominated another aging war hero, Zachary Taylor, abstained from \\Tiling a possibly divisive platfonn, and elected thei r man. TIIE FIRST REAL platfonn was adopt· ed hy the Democral, in 1840. It was bric( -nine planks -and reasonably explicit. and when the Democrats ran on it, they lost. Vague platfonns. \Yhich often help to keep the party untied without alienating \oters, have been the general rule. Take the fir st plank of the 1844 Democratic platform. for example. a platform that the party liked so much it retained it "irtually unchanged until 1860. It resolved : "Thal the American Democracy pla<:e their trust, not in fic- litious symbols, not in displays and ap- peals insulting to lhe judgment and subversive or the intellect of the people, but in a clear reliance upon tho In· le.lligence, pat r I o t lam, and lhe discriminalina: justice of the American maMCs." Olt CONSlDf~ll a Dcmocr11.tic plank nt11\cd in place 100 years Inter in 1944. It pledged to enact "such :iddltional humBnt· tartan, labor, soc.in! :ind farm legbJla. tlor. as lime and experience may requ1rt. Including tile amendmtnt or repeal of any law dwctcd in recent ytars which has failed lo 9CCM\pHsh its purpose.'' Perhaps the most explicit of !be tarly plalfonns w~ those adopted by both OemocralJ and Whigs In lllU. By otaling unequivocally the parties' endorlemtnl or the Compromise of ll50, they <On- sUluted an important 1ttempt lo avoid Ibo looming <Ullllct ovor slavery. In 18i2, allO, both Wblp ll1d Democrats tntnduced an important plat· rorm prccedtnt. They reversed previous convention practJce and adopttd plat· !orma before ballotJ~ far Ille canclldaleJ1. ~val>IJ, thll decision ll101 """' COil U1e Democrall lbe 1• dectJon, baoa1ue ll!>lh the Northornn and Soulhernm Ill lhol Jtar adamanllJ b>- alallcl .., a plalfonn rcfll<tlaa llCh polnl of view toward tbt quo&tlon ol alaVll'J' In tbt 1.m1or1... lVhon lbe llortbbm prevailed, the Southern delegates walked out . As a result. the.re were two Democratic candidates. one Northern and one Southern. Both Jost to Abraham Lincoln. PLATFORM DECISIONS also played a vita I part in two other DemocraUc coo· ventions. In 1896, >A'hcn the party adopted a free-silver plank -in contrast to its ;imbig:uous position on the currency ques- lion four years earher -11 signaled !he mo\'ement of ttw po1ver center in the party to the \\'est and South. T1\·enty-eight years later. in 1924. that po\\"er coalition was challenged by delcgall?l'I of the urban Northeast. "ll'ho supported a proposed plank <:ondemning the Ku Klux Klan. The closat vote in convention history followed , with the anli·Klao plank defeated by only 4.5 of one vote out of 1,086. In 1968 .a controversy o\•er the platform may have cost the Democrats tht elec- tion . By about a 3-2 margin, the con· vention rejected an effort by opponents of the Vietnam \Var lo incl ud e a plank calling for "an unconditional end to <1ll bombing of North Vietnam " For that and 01hcr l't'J:;nns. many Dcn1ocrats subsequently dcchfl('d lo support the par. ty tiekct. The Republicans have had their ~hare of significant platform d1spUl1!$, loo. Perhaps the outst:lnding example 11as the platform adopted by conservatn·e supporten of Barry Goldwater in 1964, which beJped to split the paM.y and con- tributed to lbe GOP defeat in November. r\OT ALL PLA Tf'ORA1 planks .are com· pletely hooored. An example is the 1932 Democratic plank v.·hich advocated "an immediate and drastic reduction in governmental expenditutts .... lo ac. complish a saving of not less than tv.·enty.five percenl In !ht• cmt of the federal government'" and "mtuntcn.incc of the national crrd.11 by a federal budgrr nnnually balanc<:d " That part of the platform \\·aiin'I ear. r1ed out during Frankltn Roose\·elt'! Nrw Deal. but many othtr planks v.·ere. t I En<:ycloptdia Americ1n1 --·-- Saturday, August 12, 1!1'12 The comment page or lhe Daily Pilol seeks lo ln!orm and sllmulale r"'dus by presenlill& a variety or «im- mentary on loplCI (Ii Int.r- est and lliltlllllran<e from in!ormod obren111 a n d 11pOkt1men. RoWt N. WMd, Publishor ' I ' ' • l \· Good morning. sir!! and boys. It's been • busy •·eek bul a &ood one for Uncle Len and bl! pal! at the DAILY PILOT. We've recei,•e d teveral ~ood entries thl1 11t•eek, many of the fasc1nnting ,;ubo jed of chess. The Unitt'd StalM' Bobby F'lJChtr again won a game ln the tournament Friday. lo give him a big lead over ~ Russian chess muter. I hope IOme al you have became ln- l.trtJted enough to btgln lo lwn the rame. 'lbougb cbtss is not an athleUc event, it does take plenty of stamina, and the way chess fans and ()\hen alike are foUowinr the cham- pklnship and reacting to it, one would think thi, was the Super Bo"·!. Now about the drawings for~--------------------------------, the week. I got several draw· tngs that were good in some w1y1 but could not qualify for the a>ntest in other ways. For instanct , one nice drawing or a queen came in in red and black-but because we cannot print in color, it would not have shown up in the paper . So Scott Barbour's fine drawing coukl not be the win· ner. Also, r got a nice picture * PRIZE l l'I NNER * Meri Cr1ndon, 11 , 1918 ~e.1drift, Corona del Mir Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art c.ontest. Here's all )Oa do: (1) Draw picture on piece ol plain. white paper 5"1 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) ·Do not copy or trace picture. It mU!l be your own work. 1:11 Put your name, age and addres.' on back of dra¥,.ing. Mail it lo Uncle Len 's Art Contest. Box 1$SO, DAILY PILOT, Costa lt1esa. WiMer will receive Kennedy half dollar. from 90meone with a note that L--------------------------------' be had not cheated in any way • . . he had just used a co- pying machine and then col· ored it in. Wtll, I must admit that that is not e1actly tracing, but if it Is in any way ccpied. a drawing is not your <lWn. So thtt one of course could not be a winner. This wttk's topic is one ~·ou are a bit rnort familiar with. ao you won't need to look at a model to make a good reproduction of it on paper. On Page 4. of today's paper. the Garden Page, you may notice there is a story about building shelter for one of man's (but not dog's) btst friends -the cat. Now tht reason I say you may be quite familiar with pussy cats is that, u n:portt'd .... ,_ ............ "'""· c/e o,_,. C... h ly Pli.t, ... 11H. C..N MtM. c.df. Al'dV Mndt • tompltlt 2Q..volumt 1et e! IM Mel'lt 1twltltl ·IK~ ...... 11 to lllt1rvf JD111t .... \2, ot TuctD!l, Arl1., IV ~ ... quallDll' lfllat Color Is tbe Brain? about digestion. circulaUon and dozen s of other complex ()perations because the brain performs them automatically. in that stor)', It is estimated there are one million felines in Los Angeles County . Now there probably aren't that many in Orange County. but there are still plenty -so draw a picture of a ca l or some cats for next week. Other arti.sts who submitted their "'ork to the conlf'.st judges thi s wetk are Heather Rtt~. Flip Larnard, David Sperry, Rosf' Perron. Shari Platt (a nice picture or a horsel and Kin1 fl1ichelena . Those doinR some "'riltnj:!. in tht way of poems or riddles. l..orri fl1ora\1ce. Karin Jacobsen, Kim ~t i c he I e n a fAgain l and Judy ~loralicc. (The whole family'.) \\'e also had a number of en· tries sent in by a, phantom, or some other anonymous artist or writer. As you can see by one of the boxes belo"·· some· one failed to pui his name on his entry. so even thoui;h he 11·on, I don't know "ho to give credit to. (if whatver recognizes the poem will drop Uncle LA'n a note in the mail -please don"! call -identifying himself a!i the poet v»ho wrote this "·eek's winner. "'e will put him ()n !hr 1vinner's Ii.st and send him thr prize. J Have a fun wetk ~--Ca ro/ J Lorn er RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Dick: Ho\v \Vas horseback riding? Pat: Great. except for one thing. Dick: What's that? Pat: I wanted to go one way. and the horse wanted to go another. Dick: What happened? Pat: He tossed me for it. The brain is the nerve center of the body. The nerve eenler of a town is city hall, with its courts and other municipal offices. Chanct!s are, it is the maet impressive building in town. neat 1 y JandJcaped and flying a col· orful flag. One also might etpect the brain to have a very im· pnssive appearance. But this i• not so. The ruler of everything that goes on in the body resembles a large, pasty- colottd Vt'alnut. Researchers have located the brain centers that govern many of the body's major operations. For example. the top of the right hemisphere is the motor center that sends instructions to the left leg. 1'he matching center for the right leg is on the upposilt! left hemisphere . L!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ The body protects i t s pn!Cious brain in the bony skull. The hard walls inside art padded with thrtt layers of fibrous skin and a layer of watery, sboc:t a*rblng liquid The hard-working brain fills thi9 protective skull cavity. looting Ute half or an enor- mou9 walnut. lta grooved and wrinkled surface is pasty grey. This layer ol so-called gray matter varies from a fifth to a 10th <lf an inch in thickneu. Its wrinkles enfold the wr~ mass of tissue tha t makes up the major part of the brain. By the time a penon reaches the age of 20, this vital nerve center inside the hard 1kull weighl about three poundl. A mm-made com- p,1ter can figure I 1 r g e r numW. al bl&her speeds. But the world'• master computer cannot be&ln to perlonn the multitude ol complt.1 opera- tions that 1n 1verage human brain carries on all the tlmt. with no Min at all. Without 1 doubt, thia amall -package of toft, puty colored tluue is by far the most minculous biolog1c:al unit that our planet has ever mown. '111i• top part ol the bnln is a mut ol. about lD million tpe<lal ntTV• .. 111. 11 I! con- -to all poN of the body by oetw<>rrt of ,,.,... flbtn. ,,,. --IJllem -by dedr1ctl fmpolMI, ,...,.ltd In c:beJnlcal body fluids. In .... -· 1.000 slpa1I ... flub b<IWMll the lnln and a bit! toe. Sento17 lmpu!Jes c a r r y slpalJ front all polntt to lhe brain. The data I! oortod and •"loattd In 1111 corroct brain -· -bnpulalt flub beck !lie -·· lnltlucti«ll to !lie r1PI part ol the body. Adlfltlel ..... u •alkln& .. taWn( ""' ....-by ""°'°""" putt ol the bnln. !kit we do not ha\'! to tblnk Farther back are the op- posite centers that reeeivt ~---------------------, sensory signals from the feet. The sight center is placed low at the back. 1'he centers th at control eye mo\'ements are located in complex ner'"'c tissues on the underside of the "walnut" \Vlly is there prejudict? Prejudice is related lo preference, and pecple's likes and dislikes are often amaz- ing. Nowadays, we are face to face with the prejudices that groups of people tend to fetl for each other. 1be reasons for such prejudicts most likely are buried in remote human history. Perhaps they go back to times when the sur,•ival of one group was lhreatent'd by another. Jn those days, local food shortage provided a good reason for one tribe to feel Unutened by the m e r e prtsenc:e of neighboring tribes. When times were ha.rd, there may have been good rea&0n for a lribt to fear and detest others who were dJf- ferent tn any way. Thi.s wu prejudlct -because il (ailed to assess persons as in- dividuals. Such p r e j u d i c e limited a person because there was no chance to find out whether a stranger might be a 'laluable friend. He was judged an enemy -iust becaUie be wu different. 'lllls type of pn!judlcc .... dul'td long alter people forcot why it started.. But as usual, -prtvalls and at last we want to take an lmbiued look at wr oei&bbon thrau&b unpnjodlotd •Y.._ Postal Profit LONDON (AP) -The Brltllh l'olt Ollloe llMOUnctd tt made a profit of 1boUI 131 millloo in 1171. It uid tdecommunicallon.'I ,,, e r e chltlly reipWlble for lhe tlllrf>fus and the postal dellv.ry r..rvk:e operated 1t 1 km. CH ESS ('hcss is a competing game You really have to use your brain Make smart moves Or perhaps you'll lo se And that would be a shame. A K1nnefJ ll•H ,_.l•r tMI too (""""*') fir l~~lr wl""l•t ...trv 111 -tltf'Y •IMll ,.. ... ~,.,.,,, Mi ii , __ ,,, t r Jltl'Y .. UIKll L..i. N• 1Uf, C11!1 ~. Ctl!I. "''' T.....,_ Hee d, No Feed • Bell, a blby eltphant at Cbeasington Zoo, Che .. sington, Suney, ~ngland, is nol on a diet or hunger slrllte, anti abe Is not worried about the dock slrllte. Tbe algn ]J ju.rt a warning put there by aookeepers who have 1een too many 1nim11J die throucJ> thou~"' feeding by Che publlt. M&w&tl. Auovst 12. l q1 2 DAJLV PILOT ( The Coll ie That Learned Too Fast CllriJtian Scitnct Monitor Servict "Tim! Carolr' blother caUed. "Please come here, l want to a!k you something.·· When Tim and Carol rel\ched the dining room, they found ?ifother sitting at the table with lhe mon1h 's bills :!pread out in rront of her. She had one in her hand . "I'd like lo know who bought all thest bones for Duke." she ~id . "Fifteen (lf them " ··1 BOUGHT Tl-TREE." Tim replied. "Cln th<' da\'s yon told me lo." "And t bought un<' ... Carol addt'd You l.no\1 Tim usuall}' goes to the meat marke~ " Tim fro"'Tled. "Are you tryin,1? to s<t\ I did 11~" "i\'o.'· Carol rtplitd. •·rm jusl ~ay1ni.: \\hy I d1dn '1" MOTHER SIGHED. ·•Well. somebody did. I can't 1f· ford 15 bones a month for a big collie bes1di>s all that dog food he eats. If you children didn 't charf,!'e them . it'~ up to you to find oot ""ho did. He's your dog ." Carol a:id Tim looked at each other. "How can we do that?·· Carol asked. "\Ve can go to the meat market and ask fl1r. Thomp. son," Tim wggested. "He might remember. Com(' on.'' flfother held out the bill. ''Sho1v him this so that he can check the dates.'' CAROL AND Tl,.t hurried to the me at market. Thev \\'ailed until flfr. Thomp50n had finished helping a cus- tomer. Then they shewed him the bill. "~{other "·11nts to koow \vho charged all the~ hoTJes." Tim said. "Carol and t didn"l do ii. Do you remrmher "'ho did~·· Mr. Thompson smiled. ··Of course I rt'membcr." hr said . "Duke did it himself. I thouRht you sent him. r never gave him one exctpl "·hen he brouRhl h 1~ little basket." "The basket~" carol exclaimed ··1 (t:lrgol all about ii·• "So did I." Tim admitted. Carol and Tim had fixed the handlr or a light bask('t so that Duke could ~arry 1t in his mout h YOUR NEWS QUIZ PAR T 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNA TI ONA L Give yourself 10 ooints for each correct answer. l Senator McGovern's choice of Sargent ~br1\·er as hi1 runnin& mate was approved br the 2i~ member .• ? .. thatdirectgDemocratic alfAlrs. 2 Mr. Sb.river has never run for polltlca.1 offl e;e before. True or false? I The "Toro" !.bat v.as in ~he aetrocomual 11"\I & Iii a .• ? .. a-comel h-pla.netoid c.-11t1r • i( l"amous African runner Kipcboge Keinohar. be-en training in hla home country of •• ? .. to take part in the Sounmer Olympit.:11. a-Kenya b-South Atrlc1. c-Uganda 5 Tbe U.::i, Senale debated a bill concerning ''!>at- urd1y ~lgbt Specials.'' These are .• ? .. a-grocery atore promotions h-a kind of especially d1t.ngeTou1> car r1t.•" c-cheap, concealable handgunl!i PART II -WORDS IN TH E NEWS Taite 4 poinla !or each word that you can matcll with !ta correct meaning. 1 •••.. pl•bl~lt• e-ttmporuy b-1'ote oi the people on a question 2 ..... old gu.a.rd c-group 1eeking to In- fluence legislation l ••••• lDtertm d-rebellloua members of a political party or other group •··•••lobby 6-tllabllsbed member• ot a group, ui.'Ul.lly • y Tu-"· oppo11ed to chJ.nge ..,..... ou.ng r•& PA RT Ill -NAMES IN THE NEW S Take 8 points tor names that you can correctly match with the clues. l ••••. Benjunin ~k 1.-Socla.J1st Labor .P.rty prei;ldenttal caD- dlda.te 2 ..... L.oWa l'tlher b-1968 American Jndt- pendent. Party pr~sl denUt.l candJda.te 3 ...• .Jchn ~hm itz c-People'1 Ptrtypresl- dcnUal candJdatAI d-~ o c J al l 11 L \Vorkera .f. ••••• Ll.ndaJenne-1• Party prealdentll\1 candidate 5 ..... Geo rge \\all ace e-Amerlcan l ntlP- pl'.nclent Party prt-al- denUa.1 t't.ndldlte • VfC, Inc., Mldlton, wt1ean1h1 FOR TWO WEEKS they had taken Duke ll ith them every time they y,·ent shopping, and each time the y had let him carry something h()me in the basket. It hnd been fun for a y,·hile.. But then thev had tired of the game and had forg()lten all about it. They did not even remem- ber "·hat they had done "'ilh the basket. "I guess Duke rem embered," Carol stud . "Ile remembered that ~Ir 'Thompson put ."'>mr1h1n11: 1n the basket every lime he brought ii." Tim nrldl.'d "But I\(' didn 't kno" \IC had 10 pav for 11 ·· \Ill. TJIO~IPSON LAUGHED. ··ue·~ a ~rnarl rto,1:." hf! sa1tl "He IJU~hl t.1 be alonR MIOO lie u.~uall) rome~ 1n .1bout lh1s time " "Let's \\'ail fur him. · carol su~gcslt'd "All right " Tim agreed "'But "e ough~ uol Jo dis· appoi nt him. I can pay for thr bone myself I think I ha\'t' enough ." ''I'll help," Carol offered •·1 havt a d1mr at hon1e.'' "This one is on me ," filr. Thompson said . "I should ha\·e checked. llcre he comes no"· " THE BIG COLLIE y,·alked through the open door . He stood up on his hind legs and set his basket on the counter. Then he ga\'e a short. sharp bark, and f\.1r. Thompson pu• a bone into the basket. Duke took the handle ()f the basket in his mouth and trotted away. "Thank you. f\.tr. Thompson ," Tim called, as he and Carol hurried after Duke. "It "'as' our fault." Carol said . ··So I suppose 14'0 ought to pay for all tho~ bones Duke ordered." "\\"e don't have eoough money." Tim rem inded her. "\\'E COULD ASK 1'fother to take some out of our allO\\'ances until Y.'e gel them paid (or " "Yrs ," Tim agreed. "We could do that . And "'e oug~ lo take Duke \viUl us, after thi~. and let him carry things, !ht: v.·ay he did before " "But let's hide the basket.'' t;arol added. "rxcept when y,•e "'ant him to ust ii Ttx.-n ht won't be disappointed " 1hen he tries to go shopping by himsrlf " J "e•I l' ourself >lfr/'I • cti•nce 1.,.. tVfl'V-I" ,.,,., lt"'llv ti. 1<'11111911 le ,~Ml to t11f 1111 pr ntr <>WI' >'f!Ott tor -•·n ll~P 11111 w•rillY Ntwl Ovit 1 .. ·~· p•IVtCY "' YCll• OW" llcme (yN1 da.>"t l'V~n lltv• lo I•• - .... or .... t1mll'I ~ ...... l\OW tOU fT'l•M l)tll} •I'd --m.xh y"" t now 1bout W111t'1 -°" I~ tf\~ -Id lodlY. Oii•"' C~NI -Anrw..-1 .,..., (11t1Jlli. Hw11) .__ •uli, Match word clues with their correspond- ing pictures or symbols. 10 points for each correct aMwer. A rGA B J cfj. ,,.~ ''.1. 'I' r.~ D BIG SUR E J ..... Gari Player v.on lhc •• '? •• nallonal cham- piu1u1h1y :J ..... llevaalating flood- v.·aters began to re-cede here 4 ..... The governmtnt hanned use of the hor- mone •• 'I •. in (..3ttle feed 5 ..... Ar1t11;h Prime }!1rus4 tcr i::dv.·ard Heath 6 ..... A-la rk ~p1tz i.f't::.(·\cral '"'orl d re(.'ordE 1n Olympic trials 7 ..... Thi& nation pl1np; closer tie21 v.ith Com- muniist Chica 8 ..•.• National Security Ad- viser Henry Ki11inger OtS HOW DO YOU RATE? ( S.-bdl lido of Quiz S.,01010J,) 71 .. to poifltl -~ 61 to 10 pcilflh • Felr. «) • l.hlef???-H'..! ti 1o 100 ,. .... -TOI' SCOll! II ,. to polntl -bc:ellent. FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION Yt'bat oan be done to promote be1terunder11tAndtng of mental heallb problnM? THIS WllK'S OW.LENGEi MO ICO•t Doe• the United States ba•e formal dlplomauc relaUori• with Alpr1a? --------------------- •N :19NJ11¥M:> to·• ~·• 'M·t;9"1 1,., :, .• :i·r :::>·1. :v·1 :11no 10twA.s I ,., :,.. :•·l :,., : .. ·, :n1 J.•VI ,.S.l >t !•·( l•·t ~,., U !IV4 :••IJ.·l :11911•••••!) 1•11•11•H •11•1Hllli'Q•I 'I .llVI ) • • DAILY '1LOI Pulpit & Pew rr .. .r111tf'rlnt1 Covrnun t. ;1\ 2850 Fn1rv1e~· Hoad, Cost1t ~·lc~.o. !'lf'rvltcll Sunday ;11 8·.10 and 10 am.: M>nnon "A f\lountaln railed S1na1," by thf> Hc1 Bruer A. Kurrie Trinity Unlltd P'rrsb)lt rlan CburC'h tif Santi Ana at f': 171h and l'rospt>ct strtt·l~ ser1 ices Sunda\' at 9 and 10 30 a m \\'1th ~nttlr !'a('lf1t· Cnl!c>gr Sn1gers fro1n Sealll1·, \lorif)ll~ v.a~h {'t>11gre~1utit)ll " ~L. And rr""'. l'rr~b~trn;,n Churl'h, at liOO ~I Andrr11'< Road. ,\('v.porl 8 r ;i 1· h St"r1·1t'l'S and i.:h11rt·h M"hwl Sundav at II J() and 1n a 1n M"rrno.n ··The Fine Art of Patk1n1:. ' h1 1ht· Ht•\ Chor lf's IL D1erenf1rld Pl ymouth lo111tre1tallo nal l'h urrh of ~e~1Mlrl llarlwr. 111 :r262 Hro;id St. :-lf'"port Ueat"h , !-it•r\lt:t~ and t"hUrl'h !'ilhc~,i Sund••)' nl 10 :i 1n . ~l'llllOn "Jiu\\ IO lil' Happ) Tu- d11\ or lt:tpp}-C.o-Lu\'k}." b}' t 'h:ipia111 .John Lind1all .i;:ue~l lllllllSlt!I' We!ftmllU'lfr n rt t 11 re• Church, at 1461 4 1'1agnolia; services Sunday at 11 11 .m.; sermon by the J{ev, Stephan Bankov. 1nisslonary who has \\Orkcd hehlnd the Iron Cur· lain. 6 p n1 performance oI music af\cl !hdes for youth llelli;lou~ St·ien('f Church of La.1tuna Ikarh. al 2 O O 6 2 LaRuna Canyoct Ro ad . scr\'1ccs S11nd:1v al 9 and 11 <i n1 , JUIHOr churth at 9 a.m : "enllOn "Ho1\' \\'e Get into Trouble and (Jut," by Dr \\'ilham Jl P;irkcr, author and lecturer 00\\' \\'ilh Nc"·port Center of Creative Li vmg. guest speaker. U n It a r I an Unlvtr••ll!il Church, at 11$ Victoria SL, Costa ~icsa ; ~rvlcts Sunday at 10:30 a.m ; KJ100n "linique- nt'SS and Conformifr ." by tht' Rev Robert JordJn Ross. Ne\\porc Unit)' Center ol Crtalht IJ,·tnit: rrweling al 15th and Irvine, Newport Beach· 5€'r\'1Ces Sund~y al 10 a.m., r.ernwn "!\l'"' Hea1en, r\ew f:arth... by the He1 Loren U. flickinger. (See PULPIT, Page 9) Women Rock Church World NEW YORK (AP) -Tiie drive ror wvmen'1 ricbts ti t<ekllll the ... 1111ou1 world. Not only ant womtn caining new ""'100 In church acl- mlnlttr1Uon and the Protes- tant mlnlstry, but thty'Ve won • roothold in the Jewltb rab- binate, Ire presslng for the Catholic priesthood •nd some hope this aummer to elect the first Methodist bishop. Thty'\•e even s t Ir r t d theological rethin king about tht "geoder" of God. THE l~IAGE of an "ex- cluslvely lit-God" iw bttn used for suual opprwlon, wn tes C a l h o I i c theologian ~tary Daly. of Boston Collegt, in a recent isrue of Com· mon~·enl. She adds ttwt aet· ti~ rid or lhe pr1m111vely ln- slilled view of a "masculine divinity" may bring a more authentic language 0: transen- dance, that i!, for God. AJtltoulh Jucleo • <llr1ollu UlloiGIJ 11"'11 hu ~ eel that Cod lralllCtlldJ "' ot other human objectiltcaUon, some thlnlr.m sunest thlt the conctpt, In b u m • n u~ c1ttatalldlJ!a, mllf>t better be u both "father-mother.'' 1n the arena of chureh of· ficlaldom, tht posalb!Hty !bat there might IQOn be a i•Ptfadam Dl!hop" turned up tn advance of a htavy eon- etntr1tion of episcopal el~ tioo! sc:ht.'<luled in July in tilt l 'nitcd ~1rthodist Church. "WE 1..00K forward lo the \'ery real poMi bility ol elect· ing a woman 1 bishop," aay1 Carleen Waller. of Nashville. Tenn.. a .,.,·oman's caucus leader. Altogetlitr, because ol an unusually large number of reliremtnts, 19 bishops are to bt elected at jurisdicl lonal conferences In variOU! Un.ited Metbocllat rqJoM wllh eu> ~ to tleet womin rtpOJ'ted hi ll't-el'l l. At thlt denomination'• r. cent goveminf convent.ion, it ordered au "male oriented" la-..-Ve<t from its Book of Di.sclpll ... spoclfically In regard to the office of bishop. FOR "MIE flrot time In American JOOailm. a woman, Sally Prlesand, wa! ontalntd a rabbi in June. aher com- pleting studit! at Htbrew Union College-Jt voiJh Institute of Religion Jn Cincinnati. Anolhtr student , Sand ElJtnberg SnMo, at I h e Re<MStructionlst Rabbinical College in Pblladelphla, ex- pects to become a rabbi next spring. Several deoominahons are pushing new policies to in- e~ase tht proportion 0 r women on executi ve staffs. UP'IT ....... Still Banned Modifying il5 ban on immodestly d res s e d visi tors {above), the Vatican now supplies plastic rain coats f o r quick coverup. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ,,, A Cordie! Welcomo from Presbylerlnn Chu rc h of tht NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fift•enth and Monrovia Streets 1:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship "PRISONER OF THE LORD" $11111oft br 'Oll•r 9:4S A.M. -Sunday School 6:00 P .M. -Eveni119 Worsh ip .. BEING A HEAL THY PERSON" S.r1110• by Pcntor WIDNISDAT -7:10 P.M. -FA MILT NIGoHT HOW TO STUOY THI l llLE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IRANCHn OF THE MOTHll CHUICH THI lllRST CHUICH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHusms "SOUL" Sund~y. August 13th I Cost• Mes._First Church of Christ, Scientist 2110 Mft• Yff4e Dr., c.. .. Mn. t.llttloy ki-1-f :11 A.M. Clu1rc• s.n-ke-11 :00 A.M. ... dl11t lMlll, 2150 M ... Y_. Dr •• FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntin9ton Beach Morn;n9 Wo rthio , , , , , , . , , .•• ·••••••••• 1:10 . 11:00 '·"'· l ib!• S<hool •• , • , , •. • :45 '·'"· Youlh G ro11p1 • , ••.• 6:00 ,,,.., Ewe11:~t Wonllip , , , , 7:00 p.m. HYrH,.., (ttl MGV!oMd t i t rl M..,,1<ort 01111.e: l:M-?!lf 0 .. 1 Drvouon U.-tM Corana del Mar ¥_URCJ.t ~ •+• o,. ~ t::::I r i.. '$. -1' z -~ ~ + ---.,. ... I .. s ' ~ ~> .~ ~ Jo.' ~"' ~.y,,, Mil' .. ~ I THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Went!IP-t:OO A.M, AT 115 ., ...... ,.,.. '"-' 11 :15 A.M ... St, Mlclrl...r's (plK.,.i Clrl•rclrl M•N1-1t• ot Pacific Va.w Df • CetOM Ilk! Mer "'-•: ,,s.o•so -------- Cod• M11• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lfth St. I H1rbor l lwcl. Chur<h Wor,hip -f :lO I I I Chyrch School -t :JO 541-7727 Huntintlo11 le•ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 5J6.JSJ7 S•r•i<tl -t :I S I 10:10 Hurury C••• All Mofllll'IOI Churcli School -t :li Hun+in9to11 leac.h -Nortfi COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Htil A.Ye. 142 ..... 61 Worihip -t I IO :JO Church Sr;hool -t :OO A.M. Huntington 8e1ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientl1t ltti & Ollft, H••fl9'toa leoc. .. I Attend The 1 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL ------- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Co1t1 Mes•-548-3761 E. W. Ph;llip1, P.,101 SUHDA't' SEIYICIS t :JO A.M.-S1111day Sehool Clotw• IAll A.9..,,) CHILD CAii A.YAU.AILI 11 tf1111 II 11:50 A.M.-"PI• I• tt.e Sky" , .... , "'uu,. s...-ktiw, 1:00 P M.-Dr. Cl11nLM 1110111 .. IH•11, S•. Collf. Coll~• r H .... of ..... _FrWoy-1 P.M.-Coffff H•llM I I Youth Time -S•turday, 2 p.m.·10 p.m, Youth Hall 1 HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Cost• Mesa 141-4704 Y. L. HllTWlCI, Pqiter IAL•N ~-HlltTWICK CAiii. OINTltY Ml11l1tw " Yov1~ M111111., .i MllllC -SUNDAY SllYICIS - f :41 A.M.-S1111dcry kll'•1I 10:50 A.M.-"Of Llf• •Ml DHtlrl" Sarflle• by Alsoclote '••••• Galeft F. H•rt..c.• 7:00 P.M.-'IM Gr"t Solwotlo11" S.,111011 b'f Pa1101 S11nc&r, khffl-t:JO & 11 100 A.M. Ch11r<h -f :lO & 11 :00 A.M. 1.-llAt 1--221 Mol11 St. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scl1ntl1t lJOJ Ylo Lido, N•wpert kech Ch11rc.ll & S11Hiey khoa~t :OG-10 :JO A.M. loolll•t 1-.... JJ 1 l Via UH Newport 8e1ch-Second Church of Chri1t, Scl1nti1t 1100 PKlflc Ylow Dr., C.r-def Me CllMrc.h I S1..ct.., kllffl-10:00 A.M. 1 .. ttl11t loo"' -J500·1 C"" Hwy. lllltef N•c.h4911 WoL , ....... TMlllMRf "'"" ... -I ,_ .. -An Cll•rc• All fitt cordiall y invittd to alttnd th# ch wrch .si:rv1ce.t and t11;011 tht priviltQtl o/ iAt Rtadtno ROOfn$ C-lhl Cera Pfftltlit4 AT ALL SllYICU .Jlarbor Cl,.;4/ia11 Cfaurcla OF NIWPOIT llACH -I DIKIJI•) MNtlllf l .. Yl•rty At Upper hy lop Ch1lt Jilt T11:5tto A.ft., Cett• M.-. l\lornin g \Vorship . . 9:45 'A.M. I - Church I Of Your Choice • 611 HELIOTROPE Wonhlll'-10 A.M. Ch•rclll kh .. l-10 A.M. Or, '°lll!Ht G. lolurr1V, Ml~h•tr 644 . 7400 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. IT. JAMU, J2H 'fie UH, N-,-rt leoc:h l :ot A.M.-Hoty hc.Hrilt 10:00 A.M.--f-lty Worthlr .............. Hofy ltc.Wnit & Menil .. rr..,., "-" ,, .... cl. MW.W"' Holy Coml'll11111le11 & HHll .. s.ntc01o T.-l•r-10:ll A.M. w.a ... chty-1:00 r.M. 1\e 1.,. J ... '· ......... II, hc.t.., -n.-: 675°011 O ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave ., C.M. S11M1Y'I 1:00 I f :JO Ch11rch Sehool -9:1 0 Set•rHy -l :JO '·"'· -Holr Corl'llllllRIOR , ....... lkkttt ........ Prlnt·l..C~·-541·1l26 •·-;.:.~~"4';'.;°1~;"... , Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL , .. s~ _ K ..... ,,.mft _ "-"" _ Cl\l., C••• 11Iinis tcr: Dr. D. \V. AlcElroy l2lJ Poclfk Y1ew om., CorH• ff!"'"' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll~~~~~~~~':'.'.:~~~~~~~~~~~~~111 Siui4_,.-l:OO A.M. I t :JO A.M., Ch•rcll k ttool /H1irwr,·f:lO A.M. If TtKclrp-7:00 ....... Wtdwdoy1-f:JI A.Ill. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Street et Cringe, Costa Mtsa -549.5303 l11tefl111 l'..,,t•r -In. ldw•r4 lo-"Y Yo11ttl ,ater -Ffittl MOTtl11 Men11!1tt W1rs111...-1o:JO •.•. -S11tt4ey Sch••''··"'· S11....., .... Wotth/p.7:00 p .... __,r•yor M"'111t Wltd.•7:00 ,.,.. c H u R c H 0 F c HR Is T ,_ ... •~. -............. IKI• -,._ ....... , 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA a.tw... Horltor -4 felf'+'J" SUNDAY MOR.NING Bll LE STUDY , • , .•• , • , •• •• •• • f :4S A.M. SUNDAY MORN IN6 WORSH IP l COMMUNION • ,, • 10:45 A.M. SUNDAY [\IEN ING WOrtSHIP , , , , , • , •••••• ,. ,, ,, , 6:00 P.M. WEDNE SDAY EVEN ING l lBLE $TUOY ••·••••••••••• 7:JO P.M. ,.UlSllT CAii PROYIDlD ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ill ' (Jib. St., Ht11ll .. too ._. IJnt I• of,.... Pel11tsl 1:00 A.M.-Holr Corn"'1111ion 9:30 A.M.-f1"'ilV 5,,...;,, 1 Church Sc hool IN11r1t•ry C•rt I 11 :00 A.M.-Mer11i119 Wot1l.jp IN~r11ry Care l 1:00 l'.M.-F.1liw1I EY11110119 I 51r111011 Epi1cop1I You119 Churchrnt n Coli• Me11 Nortll MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Me11 V1rde a l tker St. 649-17 Pl Worthip I Church S<llool ___ 9:lO_A_._M. __ _ f-ou nl1 in v.11.,.. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11215 Bu1hard 961 ·1 59 ) \'lorthip I Church School 'J:l O -'·"'· M111i1••• Ford rt. Mlll tr lr•int -Ee1t ll11ff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH l]].123] 11422 Cul••• R•tcl 11 Un1V1nlty Drlw Wonhip & Church Sd11ef 9 I I O:JO A.M. li9unt le1ch METHODIST CHURCH 21611 Wt1lev Ori •• In ~lllh ~gll"I WorJiir i nd Ch11,c.h Sd1ool -10 A.M. 4ff.JOll Nowport le1ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W, lelD011 11,.J. 67l ·llD5 Wonki~f :JO A.M. Chu r,h Sd100~9:!0 I 11 A.M. / :"'\. This Sunday Worship in ' 1.Js1 . .Jl11drews 'Presbyleria11 Cliurcl1 600 St. Andrews Aoiid • Newport Bea ch Or. Ch1rlt1 H. Oi1re11fi1ld, '••for "THE FINE ART O.f PACKING" l.Unl,(.~I Sc1 v,fMi 8 AIA 9.JU Al.1 .ina 11 /lM t',t11ll1 (?r" ·'"d .-t,.•-l•"n s S11na~v S(""nl .iii •11 •'''"'" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian Z011J ...... u. (N"' MeiMI H1•I ......... SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple I ltt. Do11old I . 1;.o.m, P•ter S11'"'9y W1niilp: f :JO A.M. Qurc• k ... l: f :JI A..M. l l~~~~~~P~h~on~·~' ~6<1~S.~3~19~l~D~e~y~a~r~N~lg~h~I~~~~~ J.,,.., C. C1lev, 1'11to• -t61-?511 Rei.: 536--4061 ---°"::::'::':,' ;2•:::1c.:1,,_l _,,M:o•'.!P"'°'li'-'~"~·----''~"~·~· !9'!!:'.M!:!t::_40~-ll~=·=-=""'"""""'""lii""'""'""'-==-==~111 Church of the Cove~nt I 1150 lletm•w IMd, Cestti Mne @ (0J ' NEWPORT HARBOR 1 •~• A. 1.n1e. ,.,., ... L41'1"" Mu1i,1I Directer Tllo Cl\urcll I• el'Wlln •~•lltDI• for k91t M.o rt11oe w. Wlllt H•"'"'"'* M:11i1l1r RA !lBI BERNAROP.1<.ING ~ lb. meeting at St. James Episcooal Church n 3209 Via l ido , Newport Bt&eh fOf lnlorm11>on: Ctll 67S-7230 NI; US OMMUNITY I roni I LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH .,,.., w .... ,, • ~::~ ~.;;; ''" "''" •.M. Ul'ut I OF THE HASTER ! TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 79I Oovu o,. LI 1.J6)I ,I, Community Presbyterian Church T11r11t ltitck Drive •rd Amatil Driv. r-~ ilOVlt'I ., --1.,. •--o. 11.,.. '1' 2900 P•cific Vi•w o,. 41 •--t 1,,,....1 tlrlw l. loln DI-F,_WIW .. Clltwn Sol.Ill! ,_ •--I .....-oat A\fftae, l.af•H le«ll C•mfMI Dr.I L.tt"' hrllo ltte* Oriv., ,.,,._ I ln. Do11014 M. Holl -a... A~ O. HJ-pa ..y 1..,, lid s....t..., PWM Ceron• c!el Mir I s..-, W.nMp: t :OO & IO:JO A.M. ca..u ~I f :ff A.M. ~ 1 l1rly W1"hlp 1:00 1.11'1. ' - t :JO A.M. Sunday School for •D .. " Chrl1ti111 EJuc11io11 In. Wi!IM!r I . An.. 1 : 494 • 7555 • TEMPLE SHARON TN c.••...-watt.... .., ........ for tM Htlr• Hcrrbor ,.,.. .. u!~!:~!,~~!",·,0Mv""',,,,i1UJ. Wonhlp i Fo.t1"' w.,,11;, 1~~~! :::: 1 ,...,._ ,.,.., St. Mark Presbyterian Church •• IOTtt MOIJll p I c-·--...... ,_.., ~-. -----... "• ,_ 1MtnM11M1 COnc9"11• °""" ........,, c.1 '"''"' I N hon• 644-2664 ........ --..,..,.... -.. THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY UTl"l/ Cort Avolloblt ,_ "'°""" .... ,_ All J1wi1h ''"""'' ••• invo!t~ lo jo111 u1 ;,. e ltufy rnetnintfwl liHlli.,_ wlfll "'9 l..n.t .....,_. ~ WELCOMI 11iff A.M. ,._lty Wortflll' Werahlp l ..... C>~.·644klll0•1o1411 t :JO A.M. u11ATH 1•1N1NG s1Rv1c1s-1R10AY AT 1:11 r .M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I '''"""' ......,, -•·•" •~ ... ,,._ 1r IF======"""""'=~·b.,=,,,,,,,,,,=====!11 Trinity United Presbyterian Church i17 Walt Holllil l••, Cftte MOM •4•·555J T111>p!1 Sfl1 ro11 Choir -o .... ~fl.bot Seventh Day Advent"st Ch h 17 " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ " I UfC PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH '.._,, -... '" •L ,., " • ..,...Fwy.I I 271 ......... St., c-. M... ountANDIN5 TOutH PIOGIAM -ACIU OP PAlllN• JffOPll F. ~ p..,... -,.._ 14Wlfl ..... .,. Dtfft I Wer "'""· c. ......... c.llf. Werallll, & a.rd! Sc.._. -t :OO I lt:lt A.M. SllYIClS -10:00 o.rn. •Rd ,:10 ,.111. For l11t.....,,tlttog, f1t11d:o1Mt1tol l lblo T•ochl"'I, Anncl , • , COAST BIBLE CHURCH MAICO FOllSTll JI. HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPISTU.NO 4fl· 1 f4t 494-1141 llf.0407 liNDl.W c. .t.HOlllON, .. ...., -'o""' WfSTIY, ..._~lo, .. ,., Th .......... Hew-7:0t P.M ............ '-Ry I ~tbL~th !;"oh~ ·• · •· •. , •• · ••••••••••• , •••.•••••• , •:30 1,m, 11 lundtr khOol: t:u -""°"'"" WOl'Sftt~' 1:00 1,.. ttl:JO li.M. Pateni 0..,.. M•m•t: IM Oii-, .... ,..._. I' or111nt 0~• 1' • • • • • • • • • ••• • ••. •, • •• •• ,, , , •••• , 11 :00 '·"'· Prl11c1 of '••c• lut .. 1r111 S~hotl -Mitt Ettl.or OltoR, Prlrtc.lpil Ml11iolter ef M•k-hook ltr•irM -n..11e: 1+4-7111 .. ,., ""'"' w.,, .. ,,, · ..... · · · · · ·· ... · ·. · · · ·. ''" •··· 1 om .. """ '"·'"' s,,.,, "'"" ,.,.016, FOUNTAIN VALLEY CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.8.(, I Mi11ouri S.,..od Oilll COl:Off• Dll MAI: ell MotHlle ........ g.., -W.,._ ,,. Ykt.rMI Jt, Ceste ..... tUNOAY Sll:'llCI t. JUNOolY SCHOOi.. ....... 1t~ 4.M. Pottor De .. J.ffNy 042·2421 i.tW Y. ,.,,....,, '-MWlftf" • , .. ,..._. c. Jtm. RRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT HARBOR S.B.C. •1 Clllf o.~1...., l~J..JM) Or,'· ..... _ It~• Millh .... " ~ ... I Owt•-" ,....,.., k ""' .. '" It• 6 ~1· _,..... Wonllho ........... & I\ 141-1404 2411 ,_Ilk C.-HltfiwWy I WM... ~ ... .. 6 1'.M. WuWt, l4rfkw1 1111 • n A.M. I ...... kMf11 ti• A.M. 'l'..itl Cllillr' • •h ltwy -""°' """" ....... CfllQI t1• AJA. C:-.. M• l~~L~A~G~U~N;;;;A~:~:~~~~;~~='=''~~~'"i::iMi::i:"~,......,.~~~;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::~il~:::::::::==:=""""""~~~-~n~;;•~l•~t~ ...... ~~~~l<~M~I·~·~:::::::::~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "' ''· •··· ,,_ ~· LAGUNA NIGUEL TEMPU Hlun ""\JP.CH At • .......,.. iiT*'" SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS 6662 Hell A"'· ll•nU.,.lOn S.11<h hlliiNY ~ -t:tl A.M.. Wtnlllf -11 1• "·Mo &. ''" ' M. ATrEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE O t; •+• o,.r JOHN :i.~ ... IYNOLD> • i . 29121 NIGUEL ROAD Sl4-1417 .. -== ........ L. (MMtVltln c..,.,...HM - < _[_ S1l + .&&Au .. Mwo.t R bblPincwl"-~ ,.. -PAV\. nun11 1\..._ ...... t:J_ /.. ,1'•1 WOUHIP I CHD•tH SCHOOL -1\ 1 .ll. I ............. blatt~ntor Hall t.rwia V, AuKt.to Mloh.., '~-~.,,f' 495•0613 f'rlday tv.nlnr S.rvi--8,eo P.)1. -i fewllly Wenll' -10 A.M. . ,,-.,. I N ~ ' ~ ""' c •••• ~.. ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH ewporl Unity ,\ ' I ai.rd k~ -10 A.Ill. 11112 Culver Dr1" . Lo1:1"' o. 'L.cK11119u..,....,. CHURCH OF CHRIST •).. ~ ,, University Pork, lrvlno ......... '"'''-" .._ ... •t .......... ti .. .._._.... •.a xtr MA'i ._\lo: s.t ... tflll: S•..., a..,, H""""1 M. Hi.-S11n4ey S~hool fer eO •to• -ttot .,,., ......, ~ -Miii A.Ill. -----11111 A.M. a lk .. PA. -..,."! c.,. fer .t...W., n-" lltlll .. Im--.............. ••• . •·:~'r.9!:°'.:=:• ..-. NEIGHBORHOOD ~ kit•I •cto A.M.. ....'-'*•-•ttt.t..M. f~~Oll~-~~-~M~ .. ~l~l~l1~~~~~~§Dl§A§i1§"1§ .. § .. ~m§~'~'§'§'~>i~>g ... ~~~~-........... ~~-l"'_' ............ _-_ ........... .., __ ;-__ _Jl;-:C:ON::G:R~E:G:A~T:IONA~~L:.__~,.-·-·-·~·-'-1~1~t~-_j11l___..,.~~_.~~~ ... ~C'-"~~-~'~1=~~M~.:::-W_~_ .... ~-~·=·~·~··_·_j ~ "). • ui.1111 -C.. UJ.>IA6 '} ~ y ( , . ......... ., ,.,.., ... Stn'if• ,, • , .M. ~~~~~~I I • c ~ • I R c ~ n le ti fc ~ •• c Ir •• c 1l. A: 0 ol di .. Li E D UI di c c •• SC ... . th "" at II. M Sl A• •• AJ Ill Cc "( Jo M Bi .. Su "I lb J 7:1 " ,, 11 ! • • • . , . . • • Pulpit & Pew (Ct I, ....... ,.., I) Jll!iflll_..IU J'lnt U 11.11 • • Mdllodllt °'!'1'!11 el P..-tlll Vd07, at 1'115 Busbanl st: •rvlcu ud dalnoll -&anday 1t l:IO LUI.; oeroion ff the Rev. R<!Ct!' Huebner._ Bl)nU!er of COiia M_,..,.--Unli.d Method.lat Owttb, I u e I t minister; Tuesday { a m i I y fellowship al 1:45 p.m.: vac:1- tion church school Aug. 21-25 for 3-year-old ll'lrough tourth-- vade childrtn from 9 lo 11:30 1.m. Unlversll)' United Meo.odlst Qutt.h, al 18422 CuJ•er Rood. Irvine: services Sunday at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "God Comes to Men Who \\'ant Rim !'' by the Rev. Ron Allison. F Ira I Ualted Metllodl1t C\nrcb of Uutlaiton Btaeb, at 27!1 17th St.; services Sun- day at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.; 1ermon "The Prophet and His Lie Otteclor." by the Rev. Edward C. Erny: Santa Ana Di.strld Youth to present "new life celebration at 7 p.m. Sun- day. Flnt U n t t e d f\1elhodlst Qurcb. at 420 W. 19th SL, Costa Mesa : services Sunday at 9:~ and 11 a.m., church scboo.I at 9:30 a.m.: sermon •'Tiie Candle of tile Lord," by the Rev. llicllanl Dunlap; high ld>ool IJl4YF meellntl Sunday 1t 1:30 p.m., junior high Ul\fYF Thuraday at I p.m. Ntwporl Cenler U • I te d Mtliladlal Clturdi, wvlces SUnd.ay at 9 a.m. at 115 Ag1te Ave., Balboa !!land, and 11:15 a.m. at st. Mlcbael'• and AU An1els Churtb, Pacific View Drivt and Marguerite Avenue, Corona del Mar; sennon "Guilty or Not?" by the Rev. John R. Kno:r. Mui Verde Uaited "ft.tethodlrt C'llurtlt, at 1701 Bater St., Cost a Mesa; :services and church school Sunday at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "When We Come Alive!" by the Riv. Rusaell CI a y , woc:late minlller l\fethodlll Owtdt. M .... ol Pint Coat a Comm•1tt1 Ualte• --at !Ml Hell AYO., Huntqton Be 1,C h ; aemcet: SUnday at t ~O:JO a.m., clrurcll llCbool at I 1.m.; aermon "It Isn't What You Want That Males You Fat," by tile Rel. Donald E. Inlay. J~bh Temple Betb Dav Id of OrUJe CoaDI)', at 11110 Los Alamitos Blvd., Los Alamitos servictJ Friday at 8:15 a.m.; sermoo Rabbi HW'i E. Front; Bat Mitsvah of Debra SUe Collen : ooclal hour following l<!rYlce. Temple lllllel. meelifte at Community Melhod~I <lJW'ci>, 6662 Hell Ave.. Huntington Beach; family picnlt Sunday at Mlle Square Park tn Foun- tain Valley at 10 a.m.; cold drinb and dessert will be su~ plied; call 194-1671 for in- formation: synagogue registration Aug. 21 at 7:,, p.m. at the chun:h. L ulhn-an Lutbtru Chw-tll of the Resurreetlo•. at 9811 liamilton, Huntington Beach; services Swlday at 9 a.m.: IUTilOO Carl w. Segerbam- mar, president of the PKific Southv.·est Synod, l.AJtberan Chlfth in America, guest preacher. Prlece of Puce Lllllteru Cb lll'cll, at !9IS7 Meaa Vwde Drive, Costa Jdu:a: services Sunday at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "Total Allegiance," by tha Rev. Andrew C. Andenon. Lat.hcraa Cllurclt of lite Malttr, at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! M a r ; servlctS Sunday at 10 a.m,; sermon "The Gospel Which We Preach,'' by tbt Rev. Wilbur E. Allen. Fllltlo Latlluu Clturdi ol Caphlnno lleadl, at 34311 Calle Portola: servict:I Sunday at 9:15 a.m., adult Bible .. ochool and churdl ld>ool at 1:15 a.m.; sermon "Art You Grtat at Dyln"?,'1 by the Rev. J..,., Knots: w-.y Bi- ble clUI at 7:30 p.m. tovtrtn& lb< Boot ol Danit!. Qrlll Llldl<na QiarU, II 3$.522 Camino Capistrano, Sin Clemente: services Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermou "Keep Cool," by the Re•. J. Emory Ackennan: clnm:h property, formerly In C.pbtrano Stach, has been annexed by San Clemente; second wttk of YtcaUon Bible .scllooJ Monday through fTlday from I : 15 to 11 :45 a.m.; open bouie stt Thursday at 7: IS p.m. and pic- nic at Doheny State Park Fri- day at 1:30 a.m.; camp is for children 3 years old to ninth crade. Nrwpott Harbor Llltlluu Cltarc.h, at 793 Dover Drivt, Newport Harbor; s er v Ice 1 SUnday at B and 10:30 1.m.; .sermon "Loving and Forgiv- ing." by Vicar RoW:rt Novak; Summer or Syrprlaf.s ftatures Hwnneoo, slagJnr young pee> pie from Emmanue( Lutbtran Church in La Habra. C111·l1tla" Science Cltrlttlan Scleeee Cbre.kl. Finl Cblll'cll o: Orht, Scien- tlat, 2880 Mtaa Verde Drivt, Co.!ta Mesa, MTVices at 11 a.m. and church tebool at 9: 15 a.m.; Flnt Cluud of OuUt., Sclentlll; 8th and Olive, Hunt· lngton Beach, ttrVlces and chW'Ch IChool al 9:30 and 11 a.m.: Ftnt Clnlrt• of Cltrl1t, Sdea:tlst, U'.13 Via L i d o , Newport Beach. services and church school at 9 and 10:20 a.m.; Second Cburcb of Cbrtat, Scientist, 3100 Pacific Vlew Drive, Coron. de1 Mar, services and church school at JO a.m.: Wednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Epbcopal St. James Epl~paj Cha:rch. at 3Jl9 Vla Lido, Newport Bea~ services Sunday at a and JP a.m.: latter service familj Eucharist uaing Trial Llturcy. wllb yo•th a r o u p 1, lnttnmmrtat Ion end vocal mu.sit; Moodl;y Youth Jn Action mttllftC at • p.m.; Wedntldly 1VVlce al I p.m. St. Jib. tM Dlvl1e t:ptJCtjlll Qare~. at I04S Oran1e Ave., CoJta Mes1 : services Sunday at I and 1:30 a.m,, youth if'OUP meeting Sund1y at 7 p.m.: Saturday Holy Communion at 5:30 p.m. Cbrd of St WUtrkt 9' Vort. at Ch.ape.I Land al ElU.. Huntlngton lJtach; atrVltu Sunday at 9.30 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; awmon tllualrattd with ·tUdu of Patmos IDnll's bland) lil«lle Holy Land by the Rev . J&mH t. Caley. Baptbc Flnt B a p t t I t ChUttli, 24521 Moutto1. P a r k w a y , Ltguna Hilla; services Sunday at 11 a.m., chureh school at 9:*5 a.m.; sermon "Preach the Bible, Preacher,·• by the Rev. Jvan B. Bell; Blblt class Wednesday at 7 p.m.; vacation Bible school Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11 ;30 a.m.: w o m t n ' s fellowship meeting Monday at 2 p.m. Unlvmlty Baplk. Cburett, at 2251 S. E. Bristol, Santa Ana Heights: servlcu Sunday at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m., church school a• 9:45 a.m.: sennon "Book of Books About King of Kings," by the Rev. WUlls J. Carrico; evening service messag "Open My Eyes!" Chriltlan Harbor ChrllUa· Church, at 2131 Tustin Ave., Co!la Mesa ; services Sunda•· at 9:45 a.m.: serroon "Salvation In Christ," by D. W. l\fcElroy, mini.rter. Newport Cllriltlu Ctoter, al W W. !$th St .• Newport Beach; services SUnday at 1:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon by the Rev. AHred Ca.wston, missionary t6 the Hague and former missionary in India, Ceylon and the Philippines. Study Shows Jews' Traditions Erode By LOUIS CASSELS Unlltlll Pfftl lai.rutlellal Only 10 percent of America's Reform rabbis believe in God "in the more or les.s traditional Jewish sense." Thirteen percent rate them.selvts as "agno.stics," one percent say they are "atheists," and 76 percent affirm a belief In God in a nontraditional sen.e, or in terms of their own personal definitions. These figures, which suggest that the erosion of tra- ditional religloua belief among Reform Jews has been even greattr than a:enerally believed, come from a two- year study C9lldllcted uader the auspicies of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. principal organization of the Reform rablnate In the United States and Canada. THE SURVt:Y WAS made for the CCAR by Dr. Theo- dore I. Lenn and Asaoclala, West Hartford, Conn.. and was per.90nally supEl'Vited by CCAR president Rabbi David Polish. A 41J.page re))Orl was given to the con- ference last month. But a newa release from the CCAR at that time did not mention the ftndlngs regarding the ttr ligious beliefs of Reform rabbis. It ~ggest~ instead that the main news of the report lay 1n tile discovery that Reform rabbis "constitute a generally satisfied profes4 sional group." They should be. The survey revealed that one out of three Reform rabbis gets an annual base salary of m,· ooo a year or more, t\'hi.le two-third5 get salarie3 . bett_er than $15.W> a yenr. This is far above the median in- come of Cluilltian ministers. QUESTIONED ABOUT tbtir principal SOW'Cts of sat· islaction, 85 percent of the rabbis SI.Id their mo!! re- Rellglon In Brief warding work was 1'helping people." On1y 31 per- cent gave special importance to "presiding ever ritual and wor11hip." Responses to questions about religiowi belier~ ap- parently shocked even the social ~ientists ~·bo conducted the survey. The number ()f rabbis affirming a traditional Je~·ish belief in the God of the Bible reached 10 perttnt only because of a relatively heavy traditionalist \'Ote by ()Ider men. Among the youn g rabbis ordained sinct 1967. only 3 pereent said they belie\·ed in GOO in traditional Jev.·ish terms. Twenty percent or the younger rnbbis proclaimed themselves agnostic. 1'THIS IS INDEED a signif.cant finding," observed Dr. Lenn In subm.itllng the report. "It would appe1r that one may have a situation where an increasing number of Reform rabbis reject or questloo the central religi ous tenets of Refonn Judainn. What this portends for lhe future might well be a very serious question presently confronUng the whole Reform movement." Few will accuse Dr. Lenn of overstating the case in that comment. The survey al!O covered a nationally representative Sttmple of Rtform laity. Some 17 percent of the laymen said they "believe ln God in the more or Jess traditional Judaic sense," while 21 percent said they v.·ere agnos- tic and 4 percent li5ttd themselves as atheists. When asked what they regarded as neces5ary to be a "good Jew," as percent rated "being an ethical person·· as a very imporillnt factor. Sixty-h•'O per~nt alt.ached grtat importance to "Jewish Identification." But only a bare majority of 53 perctnt attached basic importance to "belief in God. II Poll Being Taken on IRS Activity WASillNGTON (UP() - The Church of SclenlolotiY Is polling more thu 7,000 East coa·st churcha of e v e r 1 denomination to determine if the Internal Revenue Service THE HIGH COST OF RESOOMDIT "-Y'l<•I ,,,wth1 t11l1tM .. lf!t ntel rt ttlltfl'lt flf7 Htar "•• .. ,. 11 "'"'' .... IADIO STATIONS ':00 AM . kfl.+40 ·LA pr act I ct s "harrassment" againtt churches involved in social action programs. A church spokesman said S u n d a y Confidential que1- tionnairu have gone out to the East Cout churches following a similar poll or. the West Coast sponoored by tile Sci..,_ tolog!stt. Tht cjiW'Ch clalma ~ bu r«el•ed DUmerVUI t'Om- plajnll lhal the IRS wu U.. "sll(aU1111 churthet Involved ID llUd1 1-1 aa tile Vl•lnlm wer, poverty, housing and other 10Ci1l action prorrams. 'T!JUA, oJ.: (AP\ - A dictator in the Unit« States is inevitable unleu the naUon's morals improve, Safi Or. John R. Rlc:e, IOllf·llme editor of "The Sword ol tile Lord." Rice, who hu been a Bap. tlal mlnlaler for ii ol h~ li yetn, wu the k!.ynote 11><aker for tho Ulh cnual CtrillloJ> CntMde conveaUon which will continue through Sunday here. The ?t.furfrtesboro, Tenn., evangelist-editor said ThW'l- day he "always bas been, and continues to be, a firm btlieve In the Amtrlca.n way cf life." But he added that "unlt11 tho few good cum:nta, I can Me are grtatly multlpUed, I can 1ee no 110luU011 for this nation laJI a dictator." 'Tlaanks, I Think' Prof Tal{es Stern Of Baptist Ship NEW YORK (Al'\ -A lnll genial professor Is taking O\'l'r aa the chief adminis trative of- ficer of the Americ an Baptist Qturcbe1 -Ont of the top posta ln U.S. ProtestanUsm. It carrits more authorh)' than tvtr before. As the denomllllllion's ntw general 5ee:rtltry. the Rt\'. t:>r. Robert C. C •mp b el I observes that he 'll liktly hr rtfrr~ to jestingly as "tht gentral." TllE JOB. HI!: notes. has bf.en revamprd under a t·ur· rtnl reorgftniz.ation (If the church's national struclurt so that II Is "les.'1: s«rel:iry :inri more general." list and some other grou~. BESIDES fflS quick tumor, a disUnguish lng trait brought to lhe office by Dr. Campbelt, 47, a s.ix-foot. haodliOmelv graylng J\e"' T ta 1 a men't 11pcelul.ist, in hiJ array of scholarly credentlals 1 n d thoroughly acadt1nlc bltck- ground . "\\'ht>n a profe!i!!Or b«omts a denomin:itlonal eiuuli\t, ht's con.~idf'rt"tl 11 traitor a! ;"! scholar," he !I.B i~!. adding that thtre's al!W »n .. unfortunate clea\age" ~t"cen theok>tl1an~ anci lay people . Carried Away lt wa1 reinforced a~ thf' cen· tnl point of control to assure more clear-cut lines o r regponslblllty ta the "'hO}t' church, whoR various national agencies in the past operated mostty on their own. But in hi,11 ne"' joh. he. says. he h()pt'~ lo "mnkt' peo ple fl'a!ize lhat lh~olo~ical pro- fessor s are not oddballs, am.I to convince profes.wrs th.11t people aren't as unconcerned about the<llogy as professors somelimes think." It's bard to resist vacation Bible school when the transportation is a horse-drawn carriage inslead of an old school bus. The Rev . Leslie \Vooten , of the Oak Grove Church of the Nazarene. Decatur, lll.. reaches for another student. as his "'agon. donated by a retired farmer, makes its Y.'ay to a schoo l session. The change, he uys. makes ror a more truly "repreM:nla· tive form" of denominational QirecUon, more Qefin11ive.ty ansv•erable to its people. Ylhen t:lected tG the key super\•isory position by the church's rectnt convention, he remarked : ''I !hank you. I think." IJE SAYS RE also hopes to keep in close touc h v.'ith young peoplt, as he has done for lhe past 2$ years as a teachtr ind seminary dean, but he adds : "No"· I 'II be a square lo them. You can't gel much more establishment lhan btinK a rtenomln11lionel burtaucr<lt.'" Dr. Harr ison , Head Of Melod y la.nd, Dies · trs a long·term JOb. parallel lo the permanenl executive p0sts in other Protestant bOdles, and is not rotated an- nually or semiannually as are the 1lghe~t titular. largely honorary presidencies m Bap- Campbell, (ormerly dean <lnd professor of New Test:i· ment at American Baptii;t Seminary or the \Ve!Lt in Covina, took over his new ad· ministrative post Aug. I. with headquarters in Valley Forae, Pa. Dr. Jrv ine J . Jlarrlson. president of Melody land School of the Bible, has died at 63, while he "'as conducting a tour in Europe and the Holy Land. Afttr graduating fr om Soulhcrn CaWornia Colltge in 1944 with his B.A. degree, Dr. Harrison pursued f u r t h e r education and rtceived his Th. D. in 195<1 from Berkeley Bap- tist D1 \'l11ity School. During the J!MS..46 academic school year. he served as Acting Pre11ident of Southern California College, and the following year he was invited to become the second pres14 Hondura n Missionary To Speak Therf', he will have broad oversight over a he1dqu1rters staff of 600, Including associate executives heading the church's various national units -on education, home and international minllitries · and in other fields. 1 dent of the college. This post ~ he filled for 10 years. Jn honor of this distinguish- Dr. John Lundgren will be the featured guest at a dinner meeting of the Cro"'TI Vallty Covenant Church. The con· Rregation will meet at the Torn Van Dalfsen home in Laguna Beach Sunday al 6;30 p.m. IN THE PAST, they were run largely independently by their ov.·n he.ads, and set their own directions, with only casual coordlnalioo between lhem. "\Ve are one or lht relig iouJ bodies with enough ircedom and Jlexibilily to mett ade- quately the needs of iom~ row 's world," C'lmpbell says. HAGUE MISSIONARJ Dr. Alfred C awsto~} Missionary To Lcctm·c In Newport Dr. Alfred Cawston, an ap- pro\'ed missionary to the Hague and former missionary to India, Ceylon, and the Philippine s. "'ill be guest speaker at Nc"1>0rt Christian Center. 883 W. l ~th St .. Nev.•port Beach on Sunday at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. Cawston will relate some of his experiences and will tell of the progress of miss ions in countrie3 where he has \vorked . Dr. and Mn. Cawlton are working under the auspices of the Foreign ~11ssions Depart· menl of the General Council or the Assemblies of GOO with headquartep In Springfield, Mo. They have spent four terms In the field. The first was under the Pentecostal Aase:mblles cf Canda. Jn 19:50 Dr. and Mrs. Cawaton were appointed by, the FortJgn 1'fi11iom Depart· ment to establish the Sootbem Asia Bible lnltitute. which is now located at BangaJ()rc. South Ind.la, with a student. body ol IO. Belore eolng lo tile miJaion field. Dr. cawston pastOttd In <;Mada. From 1944 to 1141. while on furlough. he was dean of men at Ce..atral Bible Institute at Sprqfield. Mo. STUDY ed g~ntleman and his oulSLand- ing We as a minister of Jesus Cbril!l, the Southern California College family has eslablished a Living Memorial FUnd. Those who de!ite to extend the ministry of Dr. Harrison are encouraged to 5cnd their gifts to Harriwn Memorial at Southern California College. An announcement will be made oI the amount received and the projtct to which it will be designated. T em ple Sets Holy Day Services Tem ple Beth David o f Orange County will conduct Dr. Lundgren has spent several terms of missionary sen1ce in UondurWJ, Central Amedca, where he has been a dentist ~er the aukplcu "'Of 1\1isslonary Av iati on Fellowship. The Lundgren family will return to Jlonduras next 1nonth. Regular Sunday eh u r ch services are held at the Crown Va llcy Preschool. ..., hi ch will remain adjoining lhe Covenant church property until the church is completed. Actule n1y • Of /:;rael, Signing Up A strong supporter of lhe ecumenJcal movement f o r Christian unity, he uys he realized tong ago "that the Baptists don't ha"·e a corner ()fl this thing (Chrlstiaaity} 11t all." The 1 . 5 ·million-member American Baptist body i5 among a score of Baptist groups in thia country, the largely northern counterpart of t he 11-mlllion·member Soulhern Bapti!t Convention with headqU1rfer.s tn Nashville, Tenn. St. Ki li<1n's Sets Fest high holy day services at the Je .... ·ish families interested in Celebrating compJeUon of Ill l.(ls Altos United Methodist becoming members of Jsracl new church complex, SL Church, 5950 E. \\'illow in Academy. a cooperative learn-Kilian·a Church in Misskm Long Beach . ing community devoted to the Viejo will sponsor an annual The services will be con-art of Jewish fam ily worshlp, ~ratwurst Fe.Uva! Saturday du cted by Rabbi J1cnri E. Jewish learning and the arts and Sunday, Aug. 19 and 7.0. Front, in conjunction wlth or Judaism, arc invited to at-Admission la rret and it 11 Cantor Harry Newman . The tend a brunch at 10:30 a.m. at open to the public. The new Temple Beth David Choir, Universitv Park Clubhouse JT, church slte is at the comer or under the direct ion ot i\1rs. 45311 Sandburg \~·ay. Irvine, 1\farguerite Parkv.·ay Ind Fay Nc":man. "''lll perform Sundav. Estan clero. the musical portion of the R:1bbi Hobert J Rergman. A raffle will be held to raise service. de:in chaplain of I s rat I money for the chu rch building This year, Ro5h HA·Shanah Ac;idemv, ...,11J he there to ex-fund. First prize is two round- commences on Friday e\·en· plain lhe goals of I he trip tickets to Bogota Collim" 'ng Se t 8 -• 1 --' academy, di~uss the religious bia. I • p . . 311u C'.'t erM..LS Sec _ _, · • •uon • h lhrough the next day, The Kol se rvice s and the school and Onu prize Cl ~ 1n eas Nldre Service. v.·hich ushers in the involvement of parents, aod third prize is two round the observance of Yorn Kjp-and answer any questions. trip tickets to Hawaii. pur, will be cooductt:d on Sun-For further information, call For information, call 827- day evening, Sept. 17. Yorn. _J_s_ra_e_l _A_ca_d_c_m..:.y_, _™= ___ · ___ M_is_. -------- Kippur Services win be con· 1- tinued on 1'tonday, Sept 18. F()r further information, and tickets for high holy day services, cnll lbe Temple of- fice, 826-6260. Calvary Cha pel Plans Concert l ,. fQi ··awn f(emorial park Th< South/4nd's Afost B<oiltiful Mtmorl4ls MAVJO{f\IM • C.0WM1411UM • CIMITllY TREES of the WORLD A 1.1aranantha Coneert Is rare Betioten Santa Ano and Onmge scheduled for tonight al 7 :30~=====~~~~0!l~~1~al~rvln:~A~•~fft~,..~-~5J~l-~J~J~O~J ~ at Calvary Ch1pel tent , Fairview and Switlower, ,_ musical group called "'Ibe Way" will perform and Crud: Butler wlll lead tile aervtce. On Au&. 19 music will be pro- vided by "Da)'!ll!'lng'' and Debbie Ktmer .;11 preach. Diel you know th•f tile ''itihotllv •••"' ,.,, •• h IHIHf l1H•CUt•7 Did you re•li1• tft•r• ii "• Po••r r•.clv '' ti.Ip •• •• •• 111•k• th• 1ffart to ,....,.. • ., t••• frflll tht 9..vMI" 11141 "tift ., •Vf" ey•c unto ti•• hllh7" Thett h '" ecol°''' tho •11owlM90 of wflicll, will t i.I In cl11rif11 #!1 ,,;rit11el 1tflle1ph•t•. TIN SCIENCE OF MINO <•~ lt.d yo' to th1t Liewl11'9 .. THE U T CHURCH OP H LllOIOUS SCllNCI of NEWl'OlT HACH 1:-41 AM -KMPC-710 ·LA 111• AM . KOCM0fM·IOJ ,I ·NI '""''"' Ho. IS.It Aufutt I], lf72 SABBATH IS FOR MAHI EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mobs Satur<loy Evonlnt 51)0 P.M. S.rvlc. REVELATION in .. it•• .,,, to "'''' THI llVUIND AUlaT I Ulll .,... .. ,.......,I tho TRUTH 1ho~ HEALS Avollablo t. thoM Who fi nd Eorty Sabbolh Obttrvanc. More Convanltnl clurlnt July & A"lu•I ST. JOllll TIIE DIYlllE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 20Q o..,.. let a.y SlrMll Costa Mo,. 1n•1..._ CHA PTER l TAUGHT THIS SUNDAY ly Dr. ••me• Comlts IN THE CHURCH SANCTUARY AT •:•S A.M. PIUT IAmlT CNUICH Of COSTA MlSA l ltll I 5-ttl AM "The Cenior fot l iblic al I ! "IT SHALl 11 WIU. WITH '"II" ....,, ,, .... , 11, 1'71-11tll .... . .....,~ ............. .... THI 1mn LIVING CIHT'll ,,, ....... '""' -c.... .... IYllYOMI IS WU.CO Mll >' I • ,Jf DAILY PILOT Followers Wor slrip The Mothei· PONDICHERRY. lnd;a (AP) -The .darsban starts with a gnarled hand sud- denly gripping the rallin&: of a pink: draped balcony three Blorits above your head. The hand ls followed by a glimpse of tht cl<>Stly cropped head of a 94-year-old Frenchv.·oman. From weary eyts set over dark pounches. she peers quizzically at the cro1,1•d jammed in lhe street below. ''OU ARE IN the presence of The ?-.tother. Those around you go s\ackja1,1ed \\·ith adoration, eyeballs rolling upv.·ard In de,·otion. Some mutter Jneani.ations or appeals. Othtr~ glow silently. This is religious experience, Indian 5tyle. The l'tklther is the re igning guru of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram v.·hich this year 1s celebrating the one hundredth an· niversary of the birth or the founder. Sri Aurobindo Chose . born in Calcutta ln 1872, was a llindu, Bengali Indian na.. tionalist v.•ho fled after a bomb throwing Incident in April 1910 to Pondicherry, then a French enclave on the east coast of British India. Lat1ghi11g Safari After four years of silent Yoga. Sri - an honorific title throughout India - Aorobindo with the help of The ti.1other foWlded his religious colony in search or what he called the "SUpermind." THE ~IOTll ER .appears to her foUo"•ers four times a year at darshan which is translated roughly as ;in 1n· terview in the presence of a saintly person. Lion Country Safari's new Jungle Playhouse attraction, 'Laughing Safari' officially opens today at the wildlife preserve in Lagun11. Hills. The $500,000 playhouse will offer five performances on weekdays and seven on Saturday and Sunday, featuring among other things, roller-skating elephants. The next darshan is Aug. 15. It proi>- ably will be the most spectacular in the Ashram·s history, marking not ooly Sri flas spoken out about smoking pot. .. said Aurobindo's one hundredth birthday hut Gene. tr.. 25th anniversary of Indian in· The Indians in the sti:eet below The dependence. Mother's balcony are not the stick-limbed , "We may even have a boot coming malnourished Jot one oftun encounter• straight from the United States," ~.11d at Hindu shrines throughout this country. Gene f\.1aslow. an American bom on New They are well·lo-do men end women in York's Lower East Side who once worked good clothes. usually lending around for the show biz octopus, f\.lusic Corpora· children with plump limbs nod alert ex· tion of America. before finding Yoga and pressions. The movement sttielly is for peace of mind in Poodicherry. the middle class Indian, and up. In shorts, sandals and a vest made of "We v.·ork too hard for hippies to stay tc;·,elingover bis bare ehest. Gene .. a_s he Jong," said Gene. prefers being. called, helps tell v1S1tors The colony is building Awroville, a what the Ashram is about. township along Utopian lines for an even· tu al population or 50,000. The Mother ntE ASHRAl'.1 Is D<l great lurt. for hip--hopes they will live in harmony around pies who have flooded the Indian sub-the · township centerpiece, a six·story continent seeking hal\ucogenic khanna. golden ball called the Matrimandlr the or tht: cosmos o1 their being. "Mother shrine of The M~r. ' iiiiiiii Several h1U1dred Aurovilliam, mostly f;reigner1, llve in t\1-'0 settlements which are clusters of thickly thatched A-frame houses dug in slx·foot foundations and lined with concrete, comfortably fitted with modem plumbing and electricity. TltEY ASSE:\fBLE in common dining halls, fiLting with The Mother's dictate that Auroville should be "a place of peace, concord ahd hannony, where all the Oghtin,ll instincts ol man would be used exclusively to conquer the causes af his sufferings and miseries. to sunnount his weaknest and Ignorance, to triumph oYer his Umitalions and incapacities." Residents themselves are uhorted on sigm to "behave as if The Mother was watching -beeal.LW: she always ii." • Horo•core. ' I Gemini: Keep Your Money in Pocket AUGUST 13 VUIGO (All(. ~ JI): llMlllod. Voo'l plly p-11' 'IOO!Y JS av• SUNDA y Friends tone! lo ac\ In ..,. wller< emotl\W .,. .... wd. Jlllllllll&t N~ eoold centric inanner. Key 11 1o I>< StWs are bllh lllMI apt to bl JtO ... etl,1"V moohlpl""nl By SYDNEY OMARR palleol llld e;b!bll -of for btpo. A<l ~ ' lDOllho t( •Im. °""llJ ol On the negauve llde, Ptlcet bul!J'll', Don'~ llR odms or ~ coolll pla)' ,,_ nsid,..., •• m • &l l c """ can withdraw rrom reallty. yourself too 1 t ~I 0 a i I y • JlteDl •-:-; 17 ~OU llowever, on -1uve level, Soclalhe. Change pace. r....ve PJSCBS.Jl'eb. t•ilarcbJiO)t ·-clramallc abll'~ -~ detells lor eotllot time. 11&11-Look ~ lulun. 1llop ~ "" natives ol this zodiacal llgo urlu Is in ...,..,._ blm&tnl on ID whal Ill -JIOld aa 11JdleD<e an step or aid us in percelvlng hidden ...... _._ G1 1a11_e to ~~· tl drde ol fr'-111. truths. TheM peoons are like-LIBRA (5epl. S$-Ocl. JI): •• 1 Q-•••' · ..,,..., ~ I •• be to ts ~ Unusual approach brtnl• J'OU Jorta. W: me d'8llCe fer • ~ .-..,. """"' '-kV ., ,. 111 Y ..., ac rs. poe ' closer to ultimate Io a I . cbup of amer'1· 8'a.t •.._. .. ...._.,..,. "'°""' °""""' terpretera ot symbolt which _.,,. be f turtd. .....,_ ""ltc:l"M -... w ,_ Mii actuaJly reflect reality. Piscef Ambitioua can be !ulOUed In mmioA .,__ ea -:O::· ..-.,....... _,,, _.,. helPI unravel my 1lerie1. unorthodox marmer. You DOW Mahd.aln .-.of balance -' ... ~ ~~..!.!..¥i:' ,,..,. pel'IOllJ can be lound in can bttalt lnml mtrictlans. _ _.anc1.:__11umor_;:.·.:_ _____ ...:""'=· =-:'.~...:~.=..;r;"..:••··::.r.llo:.::::l:"""'·"--- ti Aqwtaa plaY1 RY role. Be hospitals. ilu: tuBon1, working rettptlve. Get rid of tensions. 1 .. -------------------·• with X-ray• and giving aid to SCORPIO (Oct. 25-Nov. Ill: the handicapped. Piscts can Family member conndn. Be rr.alize ideals with SCorpio, trurnruitheUe. offer sua~ make mcmev with Aries, fall ""J"",,.. n In k>ve With Cancer and gesUons without attempting to perform speclal services for dominate. Walt fine Une between earing and amoUtf.r.. Leo. Ing. G.mW and Virgo C«lld be ARIES (~tarch 2l·April 19): Involved. Import.ant tMnae ii Perceive hldden meanings. due: Sudden change in stAIUI of liAGJTTARIUS (Nov. 22- relationship is i n d t c a. I e d • · Dec. 21 l: Accent on domestic Reasons given are merely arta. Home adjustment b fn. surface . You will have-to dig dlcated. Relative c .on v e y 1 deeper to get at trulh. ConsUit special m e a 1 a g e. Be · rts.... Throw aside lallc ooalyttcal. Avoid jumping le pride. conclusions. Be diplom'.atlc. TAURUS (April :ZO.May 20): Don't attempt to fortt"I ....... Added mponsibility is due. Yoo may receive surprise lift. But efforts wllt be a1>-CAPRICORN (Dec. 2J.Jan. prtciated. One who can aid 19): Be perceptive. Avoid self. will be impressed. You gain deception. See sltuatlonl, reeognltion through unusual pel"90llS as they actually emt. procedures. Capricorn is in Play waiting game. 1bere. ii picture. Ignore rumors. Go no need to rush. Security could alter factual information. be at stake. Some who malre GE~11NI IMay 21.June 20): promises ~y not fulfill them. Curb tendevcy to be es-AQUARIUS (Jan. JG.Feb. I Sft by Today's Want AdS' e THAY.- e·tTs e DIM! eA • • I e LINE e DAY! ., travagant. Don't attempt to 11): Money responsibility is buy af!eelion. Give others a1 _l~ea~t~w.d~:_· Rel~a~U~onahl~~Jll~ll'<~ll>-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ chance to express their fetl-1, ______________ .:__..,.. _____ ,,,,..;~--'---'l lngs in natural relaxed man-II ner. Finish what you start. Complete projeet. Get rid o1 nones..-w:ntlals. CANCER IJune 21-July 22 ): You have change or heart con- cerning investment. home im· provement project. Key now ls to welcome new I d e a 1 , ehallenges. Stress in- dependence of thought. action. I.a figures prominenUy. Time to talk money. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Some ideas need time lo crystallize. Know it and act accordlngly . Cooperate with Cancer individual. T r u s t hunch. Teach and learn. Looi behind s c e n e s . Check itinerary. One close to makes opedal request. iiiiiiiiiill Teachers' Demands Militant $150,000.00 MODEL HOME SACRA1.1ENTO {A Pl California's tight job market for teachers has not softened the demands they make tn negotiations V.'ilh sch o o I boards, say spokesmen on both sides of the bargaining ta bit.. .. I have noted that as the job security aspect tightens, there is far more adamancy ~nd militancy in negotiations.·• says Ken John s on, a negotiator for the California Teachers Association. ''I Rel more calls whert. therr. use;<! to be peace encl harmony.'' The CTA claims to r epresent 150.W'.l of the state's 191 ,000 elementary and high school teachers. Jerry Custis, spokesman for the Los Angeles Board of Education, agreed. ••we haven't sttn any Jesseoing of strong positions taken by teacher organlz.a· tions. though the direction has changed slightly," he said in an interview earlier this wttk. ''Like any business, when there is a tightening of the job market, the emphasis changes to one of protecting existing jobs and avoiding layoffs," Custis said. No one knows for sure how many unemployed teachers there are in California, but Robert Ranson., pre.s.ldent of the United Teacher• of Los ~eles, says one estimate pull Ille lipi' 1t about 10,000. tm.A 11 an amalgam of American Federation o f TNCbert and Callfornla Teacben Aaoclatioo klcals in Los A.ngelet aod clahna a membership of aboui 15,rnl, or n<arlJ two-t.hlnll ol Lot Ana:eln' tw:he.ra. "All I on llvt )'Oii 11 the lmpr<Ollon wt have loll of -le coming lbroogh bore Jooklna for jobo," 1811 Rogtt Monroe ol the state Dtpart. m .. t of EdUCIUOD pmonnol ornco. Monroe 111d be rocolva 1 lllt ol II to 40 vacancl<o tlCh ntOllth from the T1rioul """" I)' " ho o I 111pa-lnlendenb UJrwibout ·U. lllle. He 11111Cbet them wllb 211 lo * Joli lnqulrlet. OVER $50,000.00 WORTH OF Fine Furnishings & Custom Accessories MUST BE SOLD IN 1 DAY at DEALERS COST Saturday Only -August 12th 10 A.M. till 4 P.M. , Custom Built Homes IVAN WELLS & SONS, INC . IN DOVER SHORES 2018 GALAXY DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH Sale Conducted by: ~n~d~ .ftU~ .. ~ .A'-ftotl 9J.,J. &$'/-1883 Vil b t In last year's Kodak .oures ~~w~~eOOI .. Mac'' Maki, of Honolulu. Sn Shot Hawaii, won the blacl< ... nd-White c:alegoty Firs! Place Award of a trip CO d around the WO<td tor two wilh this shot of two surfers competing In tile Junie< WI. n you chalrjllonshlps .. Hls ca1-""'"' . was enckloed In a walerprOOI box. a trip around the world. If you take pictures, you have a to win. Follew these simple Miles: chance ' 1 .t The coRfed ;, rlfictly for e"'•+•i.rr pho. to,r1ph1rt IAR e1?1el•11t ;, d1fi111d •• one whot• hobby CH' e.-oc;1tioft it tic;f11re·lelii119 ind wllo doet nof f'1'11li1 111y '" tl111ti1I p•l"f •f hit li.-i119 throuth t1ltl11t picl11r•tl. 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Autmt u. 1972 DAILY PIUIT JJ Rams' Pefen·se Gets Stiff Test 1\gainst Dall a s THE RAMS' MARLIN McKEEVElt (16) SEES A.CTION TONIGHT. . " ' .. " . . gle in. I 0th .. _ 1-r . arns Dodgers 2-1 Win SAN DIEGO CAP) -Wes Parker hit a tie-breaking two-out sirlile in the loth in- ning Friday night to give the Los Angeles Dodgen 1 2-1 victory over the San Diego Padrei. The victory moved the Dodgers. third Do49er. Slete Al ......... , ... . A119. 12 Dodoer1 •I '-n Ot.;,o ....... lS ~ tt S.11 Dt., Aug. 1• ~ .. ,. 1:1J •·"'-12:iS p.m. · in the National League West. within nine 1amea of fint·place CmcinnatL Lee Lacy beat out 1 leadoff infield single olf San Diego starter Mike CAidweli, >5. took second on a sacrifice, held as Manny Mota was lntenlionally walked and Frank RobilllOll fouled out, then raced home on Parker's 1ingle. Jim Brewer, 7-5. earned the victory in relief of Don Sutton. The Padres took lhe lead in the second Today's Sports On Television 1 US a.m. (4)CL -BASEBAIL -The St. Louis Can!lnals meet the Pirate! at Pittsbura:h. 11 :30 a.m. (ll)CL-BOAT RAC. INO-The 1972 National drag boat cbarnpiomhips from Long S.acb Marine Stadunn. Over 70 dra~ compete for top prize money over the quarter-mile coune. Taped last weekend. 1 p.m. (9)CL GOLF TOURNA· MENT -1be Wtstcbtster Cla.&1lc, third round play. This i'1 the .tee- ood richest evtot on the PGA cir .. e\lit. A cool quarter miUIM ii at stake in the Cluak: wtth the win- ner colloctlng '50,000 and - pla<!t 128,500. inning on Garry Jestadt 's fifth home run of the baseball season but the Dodgers tied it in the third on tw<H>Ut singles by Parker, Bobby Valentine and Bill R....U. Tbe victory was the Dodgers' seventh in to encounters with the Padre.a this year. San Diego has scored a total of lD nm11 in those 10 games. San Diego's Clarence Gaston was blanked in four times at the pl ate, ending a 15-game hitting streak which had equalled the Padres' record set by Ivan Murrell in 1969. llwing the streak Ga.tnn had gone 2$- for-43 ( .365) to raise his batting average lo .281. Jestadt, not known for hi.<1 PoWer, bas hit three homers in the la.st nine days. Steve Arlin. •13, will test his ailing right shoulder tonight when he IO&S against Dodgers left.hander Tommy John, 9-5. Should Arlin experience dif- ficulty warming up. he will be replaced by left-bander Fred Norman, 6-8. The teams wind up the series Sunday • as Oay Kirby, 9-12, opposes Los Angeles' Bill Singer, 4-11. LOS ol ... I LI S .. ,.,,.. .., r •,.. 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Mtanw~coach Tom ~ ol the Cowboys upruses rupect foi'the Ranu' defense and recalls t'Olcb Tommy Prq(hro'a 1ma11nauve Rimi' attadt ol 1971 when ht says: ''The R.aml ate a mental test ror our dele.nlt ... The lWO N1Uooal Confen:oot teamt klck oil lhe uhibltlon I"""' 11 7:30 Wort an anliclpited MemoriaJ Coliseum crowd ot more than as.ooo. The Cowboys, 1-0 this summer with a rrcord ol 11 CODS«Utive victories, edled U.S. Olympic Polo Berth To Lindroth Eric Lindroth of Newport Beach Is one of four newcomers to the United States Olympk: waler Polo team named loday, by head coach Monte Niukowski of Hunt- ington Beach. Nitzkowski will take an experienced squad to Munich. Germany in quest of the first U.S. medal in the sport since 193% -or in the coach's words. "the modem era of water Polo." Lindroth, a former Newport Harbor High School nimming and water polo 1tar, ls currenUy a member of the UCLA MUNICH 1972 team that won ti..; NCAA championship last year. He has one more year of undergraduate competition remaining and. played for Nitllowsi:i's Phillips 66 AAU squad this !Ult\mer. Jim Ferguson and Peter Ash of De )ma Athletic Fouodallon are the other field players without Olympic e1perlencc aJoog witil goalie Jim S1aton. Members of lhe 1968 U.S. squad lllat fmiabed filth in Mexico City Include Bruce.Brai:ile.y, Stan 'Cole and RWIS Webb of ~""'ki's Phillips leam. " Ga.a 5;t1etrer, Barry Weitzenberg. John Barker and goalie Steve Barnett pta,ed for the '61 contingent and were members of assistant coach A r t Lambert's DeAnza team this year. '1We nave the most experienced field playen thil country has ever produced," Nllzlcowsld lold the DAILY PILO'r today at the team'• training quarters at Newport Harbor High. "We will have to develop more con· sistency in our attack, however, if we are going to do anything in Afunich," Nitzkowski continued. "At times we have been brilliant and at other times we have been completely shut off like we were out thtre. today." He was referring to an informal scrim- mage. session with a group of Orange Coast area players wtder the direction of UC Irvine coach Ed Newland. Does Nitzkow ski think the current team has a chance to win an Olympic medaJ this year after years of frwtra· Uon? "We have a very legitimate shot at a medal if we play good percentage water polo," he says. The U.S. team finished fifth at Mexico City in 1968 and Nitzkowski is hoping to improve on that re.cord. "I think we won medals in 1904 at St. Louis and again in 1932 in Los Angeles. But ,11ince that time water polo has come on strongly in Ewope and since then we haven't been in the top three.'' OLYMPIC CAGERS TURN BACK PROS LCJUlSVILLE. Ky. !AP) -The U.S. Olympic basketball team, led by Jim Brewer and Ed Ratleff. surged ahead in the last few minutes of play to an 34-71 victory over a pro All-star team here Friday night. The prOI, made up of professionals with LculavUle and Kentucky tie1. Jed lhrough much of tht first hall, and traUed by only one at the halftime. They were still within five Point! with 2:18 left when the Olympians pulled away . llawtcm, •II, !alt --wtw. Ibo Aua. II against Oakland. Rams opeoed their pmellOll ICh<dlllt Oevtland coach Nlclt Skorlcb pralaed wllh a 1$-3 canque,st OV<t Cleveland. the llamt' def....., Ind Landry •I....._ Alltrwar$, Pnllhn> P\"O 111 "A* lo "They're mumln(I lo the qualil)' Ibey hit 4ofe.,. Ind a ""'"' lo ta oilt1llO bid In Ille F"nome F'ourtome .U,.." cl,lr<Cled moot ol Ibo WIJ' lif NOkle' L3ndry .. )'I. "'ftlo OQjullltlon of qQltllrllack Jolm WlllGll,"11 ..... ,. .... --.. tnd Fred °"'1' tin gol"lodvo- nrtted only two yards. ~ 'eni a big boo.It. Of CIOW'lt, Merlin Olsen Both clubt plan to lead •ltb ftltrlhl,. it one of the pttmler defensive tackles LM1dry 1elect1n1 lloier staubacb llld Ind 1.slall Rober111on has ~lmlled pot11>- cra1g Mor1oo lo dlroct bll olfettst, with 1111 u out.side llMbocw, Slaubach playlnl lbe lint ball. The llamt' tried nethlng faney on of- l'nllhro says Jerry Rbome, an elgbi· f...,. 1galnst the Browns, nothJo& like yu.r veteran and ex-Cowboy, will 1tart ~rile ttVertel with wide rettlvtrs and play most ol lbe game. Hit ..n.r ~ Ind U&ht endJ Cllrr)'lni: lhe ball that Walton because Roman Gabriel. the No. spktd Prolhro's rookie ~ u a pro l algnal-alled, ls rtt0vtr1n& from a col-coach last year. 1.spsod 111111 and probably woo1 ploy until 1bal'• on Landry"• mind when be says. "We hav' to be alert at all ti.Dla.,. Duane 1'hom.11s ha.s been traded to San Dltgo but Calvin Hill replace1 him team· lng WLth Walt Glrri.'i()fl 8$ Dallu' f\11>" nlng backs. Mike Dilb opens at llcht erll and Bob Hayet at OM w:ide ~elvw poal-- lion Wide receivers Lance Alworth, Billy Parks and Ron Sellrrs n1oy be spectators wllb ham.string muscle alllnents, lhou&h any or all might be availablt-If this wtte a regular season 1ilBn1e. Thus rook it.a Robert West from ~n Diego State and Charley ~1cKee from Arizooa will ga'° matt erpo!!ure. RWlning back \\'llht' Ellison who misstd the Cle\' eland game \\ ith a bruiMd shoulder, lS e.xpa1cd to play for Los Angeles. It's the Same Old Story: R:bome Waits By Howard L Hudy Of "" Diii\' "'llit Slaff LONG BEACH -When a starting quarterback the caliber of Roman Gabriel of the Los Angeles Rams is sldelined for a month with an injury and you have been ~·ailing in the wings of various professional football teams as a backup man for seven years. how does the thought of taking over the reigns strike you? That que.rtion was put to Jerry Rhol'Tlt", the Rams' No. l reserve signal caller a year ago at the team training camp at Cat State (Long Beach) recently. "['m fighting for my own job right no¥.'.'' Rhome says. "I'm having enough trouble battllng for the backup spot let alone for the starting assignment although it would be nice. "But everything I read in the papers Indicates J ohnny \Yalton is the top man righ t now and i have an uphill battle on my hands." Rhome looks at the situation in a realistic manner. ··1 think it is now a case of experience (Rhome) against youth ~Walton ) and it i! a day-by-Oay situation." This ~·as before Rhome himself was put on the sidelines when he was burned in a fire at his home prior to the ex- hib ition season opener with C\e.\'eland las1 Friday night . Rams coach Tommy Prothro says Rhome will start against the Dallas Cowboys tonight In the Coli!e.Um • In hi& seven years in the National Foot- ball League,. Rhome haa been tbe blckvip man to some pretty fair signal callers in- cluding Don Meredith at Dallas (four years ), Bill Nelson at Cleveland and Gabriel. He also spent a year with Houston where he was a starter for hair of the ~ason. This came about when 1tarter Charlie Johnson was injured. That season be completed 88 passes for 1,031 yards and five touchdoYt'TlS. Minnesota Falls • ·In JERRY RHOME One of the iro nies o( Rhome's career came in 1968 when he felt he ·wasn't get· ting anyplace ~·ifh Dallas and asked to be traded . lie was subsequently swapped lo Cleve.land and a month later, 1'1eredith retired lea \'1ng the starting spot wide open. He also remembers his first starting a.ssignment for Dallas in I~. "We were playing in Cleveland and I was a .iervo us young rookie. When I packed my bag, I left my shoulder pads _and helmet behind aod up until 20 minutes before game time, I was °'ing the large pads of a lineman and strug· gting." Like most quarterbacks in the NFL, Rhome begins his conditioning aOOut two months before the first official workout. "A quarterback who doesn't throw a lot before practice starts is in deep trou- ble." he says. How does he feel about the gypsy Wright Pitches, Bats Angels to 3-1 Victory Clyde Wright pitched a five-hitter and drove in the winning run with a seventh· Inning single Friday night as the California Angels whipped the Minnesota T"•ins. 3-1 , before 22. 130 Helmet Night fans at Anaheim Stadium. Posling his 13th victory against six losses, Wright out-dueled Jim Perry, 11· ID. and knocked in the tie-breaking run wilh a single ln tile seventh inning. After Wright 's RBI hil gave the Angels a 2-I lead. Sandy Alomar drove in the Stt· ond run of the rally with a sacrafice bunt CALlflOllHIA MIHHIJOTA ..__,, 2b Ctrden ... 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Wright survived a threal in the eighth A11geb Slate AH o ...... lft ICMflC cno 1 H p.m. j ,i5 p,m, when Glenn Borgmann and pinch-hitter Eric Soderholm opened the inning wilh singles for ~finne30la . Wright got the next h\·o outs before Harmon Killebrew drilled a shot to le.ft, where Vada Pinson made a fine running catch to put do¥.1l the threat. Wright hadn't yielded a base bit when the Twins turned a walk and an error in· to an unearned run in the fifth inning. With one out, Steve Brye coaxed a \\'alk and advanced to second as Borgmann grounded out. Perry then nit a tapper to third baseman Ken 1'.1cMullen and McMullen took a swipe .&t Brye and missed the Minnesota runner. He then threw hurriedly and wildl y past first b&se as Brye carried home the run. Killebrew finally ended Wright's no-hit bid by !ingling sharply to left on a J.2 pitch with one oul tn the sixth. Wings aspect or his career. moving from Dall A$ to Cleveland lo Houston to Los Angeles each of the last four y~rs? "It isn't the course I would choose but I don't think I "'iii ever be localed. Nol that I "·ouldn't like to be In one place for uwhile."' he sa)S "'ilh a v.·1stful look in his eyes. llhome had a solid background in pass- ing before he stepped into professional football. His father was his high s<.'hool coacl'.I and their Sunset High (Texas I team ¥.'On a pair Of champiomhipi v.·itt't Jerry thro\\'ing and his father directing the team from the sidelines. At Tulsa University, he broke the NCAA passing record by completing 224 of 326 attempts for 2,87D yards and S4 touchdowns in his senior year. ''When I stepped into pro ball, I didn't have any trouble with the offenstve formations because I had done a kit or throwing in high school and college," Jerry reflects. He also recalls one high scoring prep game when his team \\"On a 54--30 deciJk>n over a rival outfit \\'i th most of the acgr.. i~ coming through the air. Jerry ¥.'as married in January this year and he and wife Sharon currently reside in lluntinglon Beach. lie would like to purchase a home in this area but feels he must ~'ail until he completes hi! pro career or is llE'ar the end before making such a decision. In the off-season he is an ardent golf1;1' and was 1be winner of a couple of tournamenu during the spring montb3. He shoots consistently in the high 70s and enjoys the game to a great degree. But right now its concentratk>n on signal-calling for the Los Angeles Ram,., and' battling for his job as a back.up man to Gabriel. With Gabe on the sldelines for the first month of the exhibition season, he feels he will have ample opportunity to prove himself and to let the chips fall where they may in his struggle with young \Vallon. Chicago Splits With Oakland; Birds in First Dave Umonds and Cy Acosta com· bined on a t\\·o-hitter and Lee May knocked in the only run as the Chicag1 White Sox beat host Oakland. J.-0, Friday night and stayed within one game of the A's in the tense Ameri can League West r&ce. Earlier. the A's defeated the \Vhite Sox, 5-3. in the continuation of Thursday night's suspended game as Joe Rudi~ vided a t\\·o-run homer in the 19th innin£. Jim ''Catfish" Hunter, 15-6, was the winning pitcher in the fint game and the loser in the second. He pitched two In- nings in the rlJ'st game. Lemonds allowed on1y two singles before be was replaced by Acost1 in t.be seventh inning of the second game. Lemonds won his second game of the !eason and Acosta got his fourth .save. The White Sm: scored the winning run in the first inning on a single by Pat Kelly, a stolen base and a single by fl.1ay. Bert Campaneris' bunt In the opener seL up Rudi's homer off Stan Bahnsen. IS.12. The game, baited by curfew with the acore 6ed 3-3 after 17 innings. w1.1 picked up Friday night with both lineupe Intact. l p.in. (5)CL -RAMS ACl'rON -COacll Toounr Prolhro cn.c:u..e. tho ~ 11111e wllll tho 'tJevoland Bn>WllO Ind bll Loo /\ng<I" Ranu. f :lli p.m. (7)CL -ABC's CHAM· Palmer Misses Cut; Nevil Holds Lead MeanwhUe ln the American League Easl, Long ll<acb's Bobby Grieb led off the ninth inning with a home run lbat powmid Baltimore to a ~t victory over lbt Booton Rod Soi. I -.... s rap-lo-riches PIONSllIP A~UTO llACE -About rood. Tho drlnr often be(lns st -dirt lrocb lib the one .... lodoy in Bnmswk:t, QI!. A. J. Foy! 1nd Bobb)< llllc alle ..all Ulelr routes lo fldnc ttardom. I 5 p.m. 17)CL -WIDll WORLD 011' SPORTS -Swlmmln& !living Ind cbf.11. Top U. S. mon and women swimmers vie for Munlch berthl.. The meu's Plolform 4iv1n& trlall l!oln OU Park, DL Alto lul wltk's W<l"id dleaa dllmpi.hlp 1111tdles '""" lcelaod. " llARRISON, N. Y. (AP) -Dwight Ntvll, wbo poliabed bis pmc In oU-duty Um• u a Dallaa flr<man, blued In w\111 a sev...........,par 15 for tbe ltCOlld round !tad in lhe '250;.0ilO Weotci...ter Goll Casale Fridt,y wbile wury Arnold Palmer milled the cul for the last two n>Ullda and he>dtd home lo the hills of 11' .. lem Pennsylvania. NevU, I 27·YW'Old tGUr oophomore who bam1 even come close IO 1rinnlng a major event, bad a IS bole total ol lfl - a w"°"'fnl ~ -~ lllder per on the ,,?llO-JIN ti-CowttrJ Cub ........ • But even that brilliant effort -matcb--"11 lbt bat • bol.. put tocelher ... the toor tbll awon -left him only one Mike lo front ol lhe omlnoul figure ol Jack Nickllas. The Goldeo Bear, vory looo< and ttlaa· Ott Tt' 'l'•ll•IJ Clle•ul 9 e& J eel, forged a -round 17 for Ill. Palmer, lhe delendhtf Ul!Hlolder in this rich event tllat oflm 1 ~.llllO flnt pril, <ollld do not belltr than anothtr 'IS and f•lleUllda 1rfj) I l.. ,. • It WU only the teOOnd lliM lhla ...... be bad tllloied !be CUI. "I'm Just tired, this It the llxlh touma- menl In a row lhal I've played and I haven't (OM: that long without a brcolk m aeveral )'!In." South African Gary Player, winner of lhe PGA National Olamplonshlp a week ago, had another par 71 for 144, jtlll makinf II Undtt lbe wire lor the final lwo roundJ. British \)Pen champioo Lee Ttevino It not compt1in1. Australian veteran Btuce Dtv1in and 12-ytaN>id Jim Slmmom, a pro for only • lllOlllfl, --• .lll, .... ttader r par bul four ttrokt1 bod. Simons had I 18 and Devlin toot 1 A In the mild, lllMY weather. halM rtunil IMlltn -In lfW JJjO,OQt Wt•l- d'Wtl'tl' °'" {lt1Mc1 The 1rin, coupled wllh ll<1rolt'1 S.l lou to Oevtland. catapulted BllUmore'a Orfole.t Into firtl place. Balttmcn ls a hall game ahead ol llelroit wllb New York's Yankees 2\t a:ama off the pace. The Yanks feU lo Mliwaulrtt. f.l Frfdot night. C1tveland'1 Sieve Dunning art dowtl Detrol~ with a five-hitter and a ·Hwt-• lingtoo Beach High Siar Jack Brobamor contrilNitd a key single In the flnl fil" Qlng u the winning Indians -.I Una Umt1. The setbock wu the nlnlll lo the ill( u starts. O.lroll IJtld .. JICllM-d firll placo lin<o Jlllr 10. I , ... l .. .. •• .,.. • . .. " .. ••• -- •• .. .,,\ ''· ... ' .. ". . .. . ~. .. 'Skins Thump De_11ver WASffiNGTON -Tommy Muon !COl!td two touchdo"m. one. (lO a 65-yard PMll play, us the Washington Reds k in s outplayed the Denver Broncos, 41.(1, Frlday night 1n a Nn· llonal Football League ex· . hibitlon game. ~ .. luson, a , l1--year-old , 12· vear vrtera n. SC'Orl"d the ik-dskins' f1r~l ·tou('hdown "'ith 1·11 rcnu1ining in the lir~t quarter on a fivt•-va rd run after Bob BrunC't sci up the TD with a !7-ya rd carry. ~1ason. ru·quircd fro111 Los Angci<'s early in 1971. t:iught thr first u[ 1w~) :.: on n y .Jurgensen t.0 1,u·hclnwn pas~es c111 Washington's first ser ies in the second half. Y' LOS AKGELES -Stars fro m l:CLA "s eight nattonal colleeiate basketball cham· pions used a patented Bruins hl1lz early in the third quarter Friday 11ighl to <iown B pro all- star leant IJS.131, in a benefit game at Pauley Pavilion. S1"""1, A-t 12. l 972 OAILY f'ILOT Sl•fl ..... ,. f eeney Versatile • Gridder 111 l>EMaS CAMPBELL Of !flt DIQf P ... 11., .. ::;._ __ -kevln Fttney had tlwl)'I bffn last, bul just how rut had always been a matter of apeculation . So, to aatlafy hls own curiosity mor. than anything else, Feeney became a memb<r of the Lowell Hllh School tract IM:t year. The results w e r e im- pre!\S'.ive. As 1r fulltlme baseball player 11nd parttime traciman , Feeney ~ped to a 16-0at tl0<:klng in the 100 and n.nat in the 220 (straighta~·ay) and atl<'hored the 440 relay team. "I 1,1·as just curious to see hO\I' fas t I was," says Feeney. who p I a y e d quarterback, halfback and defensive back Rt l.11"·el1. He'll be at nanker for the North 's entry in the Orange County All·slar foot.. ball game Thursday night at Orange Coast College. Conlinues Fetney: "I never really practiced track -I jll.!t went out and ran. After Serum Contact Drills End for South lly ROGER CAJU.90N .,,... .. Dilfr"""'' __ _ Early IJndlotloN ... !hot the Soutlt wm be tl1e ... d<rdogs In the L'lth annual North-South All-star football game at Orange Coast Q>llege Thunday. And UM! main poJnt observtr1 put lorth Is tb1t the North haa a better pasalna at· tack. But C<>rona del Mar Hlgh • • Reed Johnson and a bolt of top rectlven put on a good diaplay ol potential Friday evening in the Soulh11 final full scale contact work at Westminster High . Coach Bill Boswell will ha ve hi!! pasaen and receivers working ln passing drills today fl().11 a.m.), but the end of contact work la here. "These are all-star kids, they don't need any more hit· ting. We'll jwit work on poUshing the offense now," says Boswell. play WU ,mutled dead 1n the ~ ... 1.-;-- Employed In the ...,,,OOary were Newport Harbor's Bill Wbltlord and Grlf Amlel, Mater Dei'a Jim Nmy and Westmlnater's Terry Young, although SanUago'1 Mike Ran- dall ail<> HJ!UIU promlnenUy In the R•btl """'1duy. The laltu WU mJasing beca~ Of a two-day trip to Ortgoo. The offensive Une appears set with guards Jim Potter <Huntington Beach l a..t Craig Dennis (Estancia ) flanking Corona de! Mar's ?i.1alcom DeMIUe. The tackles are Westntinster's Gary Jennings and Edison's Bob Graves while the tight end is CiarellJ. The wide receivers will be altemttled with Hirt and Simpson on one side and Mead and Rosales on the other. There were no Injuries. Blackies, Laemmle K.!!rl'e m Ahdul-Jabha r. 11·hn as Lew A!cindor led rCLA to three co nsecutiv<' n R I l n n a 1 ·'"titles, led the Bruins alwnni + 1eam in scoring \1·ith 30 ;, ; ~·points and Curti~ Rov.•e. v.•hn ADDED SOUTH FIREPOWER -The Sou th \\•ill be \'alley's Irene Bena bidet, \Vestm inster's Lind;i "One of the coaches showed me how to get down In the blocks and I worked at ii abou t a week, but I didn't have much time to spend on it because or baseball ." Among hiJ rteeiven \\'ho showed promise in Friday's workout were Westminster's Gll Rosales, Santa Ana 's Walter Mead , Huntington Beach's Tony Clarelli. La Quinta's Larry Hirt and Atater Del 's Rocky Simpson. bolste red in 'fhursday's 13th annual All-star foot-\Vertz 1top) and Sheryl Kaicfi, and Corona del Mead cau~ht a long one on his down the sidelines specialty and Ciare!li was particularly impressive after. catching the short ones over the middle. Bag Wins ball ga 1ne al Orange Coa.~t by \from lefl I Fountain .fifar 's Shelly Savage. ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~- An All-Freeway Le a g u e ctnter fielder, Feeney batted .358 and received a few feelers from major league teams. He got football inquiries from UCLA and Cal but his grades weren 't good enough to get in. ~ '·'·also p\syed on th ree NCAA ... '.~ '.championship teams , added 25. " '·. .1.···:· CLEVELAND -Roger :, •• " .Taylor of Gre al Brila in had to 1,. break a tie to make it Friday , •• ,·but slammed hl!'I wa y into the '·' , serr.lfinals of the Cleveland :Classic fennis C"OfTI\lelition. , • ,. Taylor dov.·ned Australia's .;'.:.Ken Rosewal l, 7-6, 2-6. 7+6, .. -•·w1nnin1t the th ird s e t tiebreaker 7-1. Fell ow C"Ountrvmen Mark Cox st ormed · into t h e :tenlifin~s by stoppini:: Ismael El Shafei of !he United Arab JtepuJ;ilic, 6-3. 7-6. In tne night's last sinRlrs ac--.. tion of ' the ~uart c rfinals . , '. ·~l.h A.Erica's Cliff Drysdale '. • beat t~e toum11ment's No. :i- 1,' seeded pla~er. Mafty A.iessen ·,ilf C~icago. 6-3, 6-3. ... Y' . BOSTON -The president or -the World Jfockey Association .. : said Friday the \VHA is . ~ i prepared to file a $48 million ,.,,.:·anti·tru!lt suit aga inst !he Na+ · Uonal Hockey League In which , it w!ll a!lk a federal court to declare the NHL'!! rest'rve ·clause immoral. \llei;tal and t unenforceable. .. Gary L. bavidson. prc~idcnl • of the new league \1•hich is : ,,. scheduled to bef.lin pl;iv thi~ ' · fall , sa id the suit v.·lll ~eek "' dama~'-"~ nf SI million for tach <if the WHA 's 12 teams pl us " • l)!•nilivl" rlamaEt>S from the ~-llL tot:ilin.i: $.16 rnillion. " , ' . Y' l-I OLLY\\'000. Fla. -John SeLigman ~nd Gary l<apl:1n • turned in golr SCQres in the neighborhood of 5.900 Friday · -not bad after 70 nonstop hours of play and a golf marathon record of 1.062 hnles. • Their goal hacl been 1,200 hol es but they decided !o scl!lc for the record and ~et so nic sleep. Softball Tilt WIL~1INGTON Hunt· .• irigton Beacb's t. i 11 1 e r Miu soft ball team will meet ~-, the 1,1•inner of the Torrance+ ,. . · Wilmington clash loday in a I :· : o.'clock encounter in the A1i!ls -.-Softball America tourney. The site is the junior high diamond in \VUmington on Sepulveda Blvd. Ala1nitos Racing Res11lts FO• F•ID4Y F!l !t IACli, •OO v••<11 3 Y~•' ~ld1 Cl•I"''"' Pv•n 11 •• 00. 1-11 Sur•""~ t4<1•if I 6 to '"° 1 •~ OH-Vlr•h•tnturo ((1rdot1l 6 ,0 ~ 10 OH-J•t I! IV•UOIV>) I XI l ~ T!rno 10.l>!I. , Al11> '"" Trul• 1 8oogtr. 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PY•S• $IMO, r,~~~~~~~ ~i::~1~'t"ve.''n1 G-r1rn1 o~,, 1 .... ~ (ll<>~•rnl 'l'•lcoe Trv<"• l(~•ocl"! C-n 8••rndn G-o (~""i!~I Vo" ' f'~rrv•• jM .. I• '"•~O fto nn Sol a \~''""""! W~•n Vornu• Vurl\llT 1r.,,.c,I 8!tron O•»dV IW1t1on1 F•••n~ Moon Glrl (T"llU'O) ~"v•nn•h'1 J•1 Jr \Kn•q~!) Allo E l••bl1 ~un AM Profl! !Pornor ~ ~ [k~~·.N~~n r ~~~t;~' 1 N1'""'" LI: ll1•61ur•) ¥••• '"' "' "' . " '" " ' " ' "' "' . " . " . " ' " . " . " ... '" '" "' " . ... "' ... . " FOUlltH IACI -110 v1rd1. 3 Yllt ola• " yp Cl1lmlPW1. PY•I• t~. C l•lm lna 1>•lct tlJ«I Tnt Lowe• •Snyat< Oc.t1n Tow•" Ca•on•<lO ~-'0'•• D'"" Wo"n IDrtVfr) /.',,L•T K"""" (W1ra) s"'""~' \P••n••I 'l'o O•O Ao"" I Gd'"" t"~"" 1ucn•""i M l<lw•V Tom (lrea1ur• G,,,Q~• ~•m fl<.,.nilJ Ono An~ Onlv (Wo !Q!ll ) Al10 Ell••l>lt Cal11n,nl~ ~ana, !Smith• Bil o· 'l.~r (M~,,~~•I "' ... "' '" "' "' ... '" "' "' Checking Out Area Golf Linl{s "' " ' ... " ' ... "' Tho1nas Pe!lis Norman . v et e r an tight end \l'ith the San Diego Chargers in their training ca mp at UC Irv ine , has been onr of the most sought-after pe rsona lities in the arPa the past fe\I' d:l\'S. Norn1an was a teamma1e of oontro\'ersi al Duane Thon1as v.·hlle 'Alilh the Dallas Co1,1•bovs and when the Chargers :lc- qUW-cd the star running back in a trade recently. lenm+ matPs . coaches and ne w s papermen sought Norman to get his views on his former and current mate. "Duane is a tremendous player," the likeable Norman says without hesitation. Kathy Bransford is the new ''\Vith Mike Garrett already \\'Omen 's hand icap champion here , th is gives us two of the at Mead-O~·lark Country Clu b best running backs in all of 111 Jlu ntington Beitch after foot ball. I think competition is de£c;1t ing Reily Briley in the always great and to have two charnpionship m a t c h \\led-men ot this calibre is greater. nesday, 3-and·2. "Duane is also a fullback Bea Anderson d e re a 1 e d and therr is a possibility he Rose1n11ry Erirkson. 3·and-2 10 and Garrr!l could be playing capture the consolation 1i1lr in in the same backfield ." he the ma tch play l'\'ent that ha s add~. run for the pa st fi\"c v.·ecks \\'hat about the Thomas ~1£>dalist o\·rr thr fiel d \\'a s personality !hat has been pre- Bel!y Briley v.·i!h ;1 net store judged in the nation's press of 66. ' and in CJther circles? ~lesa Verde "People just don't un+ derstand him ," Pettis says. In a better 00!1 of four~ome "This thing has gotten way out tournan1ent for the v.·ou1eri's of hand. I-le also started at defenJive back, bu t a season long leg bruise s\01\·ed him up and he failed to make the all-league IC':itn. feenev has no preference for any ·position. "l don't care \1·hcre I play as long as I play," hr says. "At Fullerton .Junior Collri:::r I'll p I a y where,·er r C'rt n play the most." He'll also play baseball, but is resigned to the eventual ity of choosing between the t~·o sports. "I want to play for a major college." he says, "and most of th em insist that you stick to one sport. "I think I'm better at foot+ ball, but I don't know if 1 like it better. I don'! pllln to run track anymore. though. I have a rtally slow start out of the blocks." Feene y \\'ill team v.·ith Savanna's Rick Riegle at the two v.·lde receiver slots to give the North a pair of skillful pass recei vers. Qu arterbacks Sle\'e DeBerg (Savanna\ and Pete LaBorde (Valencia l will be thrCJwing the ball. "'DeBerg ls more ac+ cu rate, but LaBorde !leems to have a stronger arm," Feeney says. "Riegle has great hands and he's just a good end. He and De Berg have it dov.·n pat" Feeney will also do the punt· ing for the North . He aver· aged 40 yards a kick for Low· ell. club al fi.fesa Verde Coun try "There is a very delicate Club. a team compo~ of balance in the makeup of Stella fi.ferriam , Verd a human beings." he says In a Shirley. Berneice Regan and philosophical manner. Kay Farley fired a 59 to win" _:c__c_:_ ___________ _ Despite the good passing of Johnson and some nifty run- ning by mate Bob Ferraro and Mission Viejo's Aun d re Holmes, (the offensive cap- tain), however, it was again the defense that p r o v e d toughe r. Defensive captain 1t1 au KaJatl of Los Amigos \\'as in on almost every play and the front four of Eldon Kidd !Fountain Valley), Jim Holland (Westminster), Bill Madden (San C1ementt) and Craig Han!On !Maler T>ei ) made hash out of most run- ning plays. On four occasiong I he defensive backs gave Johnson no one to throw to and the Matadors In Debuts At Tijuana A return appearance by a popular new star and the tm Tijuana debuts of tvoo of Mex· ico's most exciting matadors highlight the cartel for Sunday at the bullring by the sea, Plaza Monumental de Tijuana. Toreros will be the intrepid Fabian Ruiz., one of the fiesta brava's most darin g performers: the !lplendid new star. Mariano Ramos. in, his fourth corrida of the cam- paign; and the artistic ace from Chihuahua , Raul Con+ treras (Finlto). Btglnning at 4 p.m. they will each face two bulls of La Laguna. The corrid.a, 10th of Tijuana's 34th season. will be tht first this summer for Ruiz and Finito. Champion Blackles overcame an e i g h t " point halftime deficit and went on to post a 65-60 triumph over Zubies Thursday in Costa Mesa open summer league basketball action at Costa Mesa High. The wirmers came up with 14 straight points at the outset of the second and then put it away with fret throws. fn the other test ii was Laemmle besting Saddleback, 68-57. The Blackies triumph saw all five starters in double figures . Bob Laemmle'! hook shots were the major factor in Sad· dleback's demise. He sank JI fie ld goals for %2 points with 16 of them coming in the second half to widen the winner's three-point halftime margin. (trlh!e Wiike• l••,.,mlt P1n•lt r Ewln<t Tc11t1 Sl!!\l liHTH RACI .• 3\0 v"'I' l Y~•• ol~• Allow1nc1 Punt ~llOO ~ Wnlt-''"~n;11 ln•lllhon•I. top honors. In a stroke play event . r-.large Hay es and Eleanor Altman tied for first in A fh ght \\'ith Identical 7Js. Jn B fl ight. it v.•as Belly Mumn1a the winner \\'ith 75 followed by ~farion Olson (77 1. Baseball Standings DEAN LEWIS f,U(•le><• (l{nloMI 111 SY'• Chic l~ml!n/ 11nv F•w• fW&'"'" Cuo1n·1 O••t (P<'•nul (h~ln1a Roclttl tC••ao1•l 1(11ec n•r~ ITr•uure> I Kn~w lhU Olr! \Ll1>h•rn) r.~. ~'i;;~,~~"1l'li~~~.1 W!t<" (rot~ Ch c iCroth•I ". '" ". '" '" '" '" '" "' "' Lions Def eat Bakers£ ield Horten se Carlin won the C n11-:ht competition with a 71 v<'ith 73. JHbslon Viejo The women's club a I Mission Viejo Country Club staged a member·guesl, better ball of partner's tournament this week with E I ea nor The Costa Mesll Lions Swinehart and her guest Edna Chmura of Taco ma, \Vash., dcfeAlcd the Bakersfield Ban-finishing first with a net score di!s, 37·35. in team motorcycle of 68. racing 3ctlon at the Orange Second place v..·ent to Rile County f nirgrouncl!t in Costa Stoneman and Nadine Rounds !\1csa frirlav nii;:ht before a of Carls bad with ~9. Joan crowcl of 7.:120 Smith drew Nndine a!t a ln the feat ure match raef. pQ.rtner in a blind draw and Van Nuys' t.tike Bast turocd finished third. b:ick C'ostn Mc~.:i·s Ri c k Fourth plocc \\'ent to Jean Wood~ 111ctcalf and P.1a ry Bancroft of l'\ATIONAL LEAGUE Ea~t Dlvlslon Pittsburgh New York Oi.icago St. Louis h1ontreal Philadelphia W L 66 39 56 411 57 51 51 53 -t7 57 4Q 65 Cincinnati Houston Dodgers Atlanta Weit Dl,•!1lo.n &441 "" 411 55 50 Su F'ra.nci.sco San DlegCJ CJ!k 9" 1. New Yori! ' MontrN I (, l"~llltCl•l""111 ' ltltt11:1Ureh "· ft, ~IJUll • Allel\t6 1, Cinc!"NU S HOvttOll ' s,n F•1"(1-1 °""'~ l. Si n Dll!'llO I 50 59 411 It UM Pet. .629 .538 .528 .490 .452 .381 .6t0 .556 .524 .459 .440 .389 GB 9\1 IOI> 111; 181..i 26 51; 9 16 18 2211 And Steve Greshem or Van Irvine Coast with 0 0, i JI TM•~·· CMllll\ Nuy11 nabbed the handicap Rinehart and Ann Moriarty · Hrw....,. is.""' ,,,,, 11 t111e.t1e tJt1111111t 11-10> main event , with Wood• placlng fltth . Sixth place went tc"r"''"' IMorten ~io1 " ,11111<1t1pi.11 i••1t'IOlc1 finishing ~C(Jnd and Whittler's to G1enda Guy and B. J. at, Louis IOlb"'" ll•> 11 Pllhbu"'h (Meltlll MJ Greg tlaserot placing third. .Johnson of Irvine Coast Cll'I((""•" 1MtG1o1rin" s.11 •• A!1tt111 1111..., t-111 -~ ________ ..:.....:.....:...~· --1 '811 ... r.!!(!tte 18•,, •J) •I HO\tlton (WHst~ , .. ) . " ' °""9ri ,lJOfltl t-il 1! Si" Olt11 IArlll! •Iii AMERICAN LEAGUE Eas& Division w L Balti more 58 43 Detroit 58 49 New York 55 50 Boston 53 51 Cleveland 49 57 ~filwaukee 43 64 West Division Oakland tl.1 45 Chicago Ill " f\1inneso la 54 50 Kansa( City 51 54 Angeli ·~ 58 Texas ~ .... 42 ''1t•1'• •-.w11t tJl.ltw1ul(._ 4, "!IW York t l111lfN'9 J, .. 1-1 I 11'.•Mfls Cltv t.'1.,11 I ClwtoiW J, Dtll'O!I I 65 Pct. .547 .542 .524 .510 .4&2 .4-02 .583 .575 .519 • 411& .458 .393 GB 'I 2~1: 4 9 15<; I 7 101!1 13 1~ 20~1 01•1111C1 s.o. c11ie. l-1 1111 ••""• " tnn111t11 A-h & Mlflllttell I T...., .. Gt"'9 Mllwt\Af9 {~ lM' II """ Yora f'tl•l'Ml'I ft..11 ) ' lolloll '""""' .. , •• .,.. ~.Hl at lti!I"""' (OrotlMn 1J-)1 ei"ll _..._,,..., M ktl\lll Oh' {1rllfftl9rl HJ 11 n f'llllf "41 (ltvtlfnd 111frf'9 .. 1'01 11 Dttrim lu.llt~ lM l ChJC09C1 (Woct i .. 111 ti Otll8f'lll fOWm N J .-1-11 lllJ'IWtri 10.U) ti A"'"'9 CMtn~rln'!l!f< 1 .. 1 I SAILING .. DEAN LEWIS .. 1966 HARBOR ILYD., COST A MESA 646·9303 I Servi .. and Puto-for All lml"!md Con ,Modtrn Body Sh~~ for Alf Con Orang• Couoty'1 LariHI and Moot lfodtm T\))ota and Volto Diller ov1uus DILIVUY siowc c11n '72 TOYOTA COROLLA l+ T. l L.I OR $3930 MO run cash price S2,096.30 tnclud· in& tax A license. Down payment Is four hundred dollan. $39.30 total monthly payment lncludl.ng inteI't!lt. tax A license. $35 pay plus b&lloon payment of $800. Total defernd pay price S2.575.50 A.P.R. 11 i;e On pre-arranged cttdiL (300785). VOLVO "Dean Lewis" Wt leue more Volvos in Oronge County than tny other dealership • S8890 MO. • • > t ' I I (/ Fro••• the Past Rlght out or the 19th Century came the~ steam eng~nes at the annual ~1ich igan Steam En~ine and Threshers Ou b 1n lilasol'\. ~t1ch. The oldtlme steam threshers' reunion showed spectators how these old machines used to process wheat. Eagleton Affair Dr. Fol'ney Gets Kudos Aid to Health? In Edition v.·ASJ-llNGTON IAPl -Sen. Thomas Eaglelon 's revelation that ht has had psychiatric treatment "probably will have good Jong-tmn implications for the cause of mental health," saya the president of the National Association for Mental Health. The net effect, Irving H. Chase said here. may be that more people will seek psychi· atric care but they "ill be n1orc reluctant to admit it. '·The great object lesson of the Eagleton affair," Chase ( MEDI CINE ) said, ""·as that s e e It i n g psychiatric care was seen as a disquallfier for i m po r t a n l respomibility." Eagleton relinquished his nomination as Democratic vice presidential candidate "iien a furor followed his disclosure that he received psychiatric care, including electric shock treatmtnt, and had not told Sen. George McGovern. Milk Re•cHe SAN JOSE IAPI -Six- week-old Kevin Alan Wallace may owe his life to 2.1 nursing mothers who ha\'e given him their milk, doctors say. \Yhen Kevin was born June 20 at O'Connor Hospital here, he was eight w e e k s premature, weighed only _4 pounds, &1: ounces. and his digestive tract "·as not suf- ficiently developed to handle cow's milk. 1t1oreover, his mother , 11-lrs. Glenn Wallace of Campbell, was unable to provide him "'ilh milk becaUS" hf> ·was so premature. Help came from n1embers of La Leche League , a group that advocates breast-feeding. Girls Smoking WASl!lNGTON (UPI) The proportion of teen-age girls \li'ho are regular cigarette smokers increased over the last four years while the smoking habit! of teen-age boys showed little change. the federal government h a s reported. "The changes since 1968 have had the effect of making smoking behavior of boys and girls more similar," said a repOrt by the National Clear· lng House foc Smoking and llealth, a unit of the Health, Educatkln and \Ve I fare Dtpartment. Nol c o u n I i n g marijuana ~okers, t5. 7 perctnt of boys and 13.3 percent or the girls aged 12-18 srMked at least one cigarette a week last January and were con.!idered rtgular smokers, said the rtPort- method using a uttrine con- traceptive systt-m. AJz.a Corp. will providt the devices fret and the health organiiation will t~t them at selected clinical centers, Or. Altjandro Zaffaroni. A I z a president, announced here. The system is designed lo control fertility for a year by continuously releasin~ pro- gesterone, a hormone, directly to the uterine wall. Defe<'lr Probed BAR HARBOR, Maine (APl - A British scientist said he belit-ves eating b I i g ht e d potatoes during the first month of pregnancy may be associattd with the incidence of tv.'O severe birth defects. The theory. certain to be l'OfllroversiaJ, is based so far solely on comparisons Q( blight incidence with subsequent in- cidents of the d e f-e c I s • although the !dentist in- dicated that some laboratory animal evidence may bt forthcoming. The theory was offered by Dr. J. H. Renwick, reader in human genetics at the London School of Hygiene a n d Tropical Medicine. He spoke at a course in medical genetics conducttd by Johns liopkins University in the Jackson Laboratory of Bar }£arbor. and supported by the National Foundation. Sterlll::atlo11 SACRA.\lENTO lAP) -The Assembly has reje:cttd Senate-- approved legislation l'titich "'ould forbid hospita\J from setting their own cooditions on \li'Omen desiring sterilization operations. Sen. Anlhony Beilenson's bill would block the so-ealled •·poinl.5 system" he said some hospitals have used I o determine whether a woman should be permitted to have a sterilization operation. The points are determined by age and amount of children. The Beverly R ills Democrat's measure died on a :J&.29 vole -three short of the 41 needed for a majority in the BG-seat Assembly. A biograptucal sketch or Dr. ~tax L. Forney, former superintendent er the Jiunt- ingtoo Beach l:nion High School District, 11·ill appear In the 1972 edition of "Oul.5tand- ing Educators in America." A letter from the Chicago- based publication says Dr. Forney w;is picked for in- clusion in the book based on his "contribuHons to the ad- vancement of higher education and service to community ." Dr. Fomey is an associate professor of education nl the University of Guam. He was superintendent of the high school district from July, 1962 through August. 1971 . when he: left to take thf post in Guam. Riverside Cycle Park No'v Open OCC to Sponsor Stu1l y of Kids Parents may leam to un- derstand their chi Id re n's Life Spa11 Dip behavkl r and lo deal with it more efftttively at a child GENEVA (APJ The study claS! sponsored by United States is one of three Orange Coast College. countries in a World Heallh The group will meet from Organir.aUon survey listing a 7:30 p.m. lo 9:30 p . m . decrease in lift expectancy for Thursdays for JO week.!: at tht men. Boys C1ub at 2131 Tustin Aw. The average life span for in Costa P.1esa . The class will U.S. males was down ftom begin Sept 14, and pattnts 66. 7 years to 66.6 years In the may register at that time. 1938-1968 period surv'yed. Life ' __ _ expectancy for U.S. womm. on the other hand. went up from 13.0 years to 74.1 years. U.S. authorities did not offer any comments. Muscles, He81th Unrelated? LONDON (UPI\ -A good athlete isn't al•a)'s a beallby •lhlelt. --In ......i countries have been looking behind the laoode of glowlnll health which so impresses the •porting public-- In Australia they found big mu.scle! and a weU.tralned body have very little to do with lhc functioning or the vital htart-lung syJte1n "'hlth lr.tf"IS"J)Ol'U oxygen to the mu.Kies. I~ VIENN"A they Wd I~ supposed link between hii;:h sports performa.nct and health has been badly dented by lhf- rising number of heart attacks among young skiers. In Brit a in pre--arthritic cMnges have been found in the knee joint! of !M>Cttr players 1n their early 20s. ~1 e d i ca I News-Tribunt!, which assembled the reports. headlined its story. "The un- (itness of leading sportsmen " Australia's first Human Perforn1ance L a b o r a l o r y tested members of the na- tional Rugby rootball team, lennis players and .some body builders. The director of the laboratory. Dr. J. Sutton . said. ''APPEARA7'CES CAN be. deceptive. Big muscles and a po\li'erfu1 body have nothing to do w· i t h card.io-respiratory fitness. We have tested a few ~ir. Universts and found them sadly lacking in this depart- ment." Cardit>respiratory function. he added. is essential fo1· staying power. . Dr. Brian Corrigan, Presi- dent of the Sports ~1edicinc Federation. said that \\·h('n players are unfit thty are more liable to injury. "Our sur\'evs have !lhov. n that the injuiy rate of foot- ballers and others engacro in strenuow sports 1 s in- creasing." he said· Di.scUS!ing roronary dc:11hs in supposedly fit youn1?.er skiers. Prof. Prokop or the NaUonal Committee on Sports Medicint,...in_ Vienna said: '"This proves once more that high sports capability i!I no real proof lo hcallh at all .·· -- ;:;J;,;;: • Newport Salting Club J424 Yi. o,.,.._, N.w,.n le~. 714/675-7100 Birth Control The other countries rrport.ing llhorter life spans were the Netberland5'. where the male figure was down from 71.7 yean to 71.0 yeara; and New Zealand. wlltre male Ille upectaney dtdlntd from 6llJ yean to &I. DA YE g:o!i~ PONTI AC\ ilClV51¥E f.f(W C Aii PALO ALTll (UPI) -The World H .. llh ()rpi>Wltion ha1 agreed to sponsor limited testinl or • birth control ,.:=:========::::; BALBO BICYCLES GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT O•t•l••fl•I SW """' wtllt .,.......,,..... --..... i., ~. ,,.., .. ~"''"' '*"...... -"'..... .. .......... nlllll ........ ...... ._,...... I ~,.,...le qr,.. lW W, Ill.MA,... l ""- Olle #MW. OIL llDL •n•1 ... .,.... ............ ·- 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE WaRRanty Moscp.1itoes Pose New Problems 4 Receive Top Gl'ades ,.,. PllBUC NOTICB P\JBUC NOTICE l'ICTrTtOUS •UIUlatl MA.lrifll ITATIMllllT foftowlllf iM't"'°" .. Oollll lliltlMH s......,., ...... u. 1972 D.IJLY PILOT JI PUllUC NO'llCB PUBLIC NaTlCl'l • 41 DAil V PILOT NEW YORK STOCK ~ EXCHANGE Week's and Year's High, Low, Close ) ' \ ' •• ·-.... 11:: ·iS ~ , .. ... .... "" , . .. .... 'l" l.f'• ,,. • 1l" '" 111. "" ,,. " "' • "" " " ' 1.~\' , .. , " .. 7)lo ,., '" "" ' ;l: • ,, '" ... .... . , . •• " ,, .. •• ,., "" ' •• " . 11'' '" ... ' '• ,, ' .. .. ... '" " ' '" "• ' .. '"' ... ,. ... "" .ii: ,1:1 '" ,, .. '"' "'' ,., "" '"' "' ~ .. " ' •l'o 11'' " '" , ... •• ' ... .. " '" ,,. , .. 10-. ~ .. '" 1 tlt "" 21''1 .... ~. " '" .. " ' " . .. ,., l~J I'" '" " ... ,., ,.. 1]\t •'• ,,, "' 11'1 ,. 10'. ,,. ,,, ,,. 1]l, 11 ~. " ' 1J'. "" ':., 11 .. '" " "" ,,., " ,.. ~!lo 11•1 ... ,., '" .... '" 11"• '"' .... ''" .~. ~ ,, .. ,, .. ,,., " i: "' ,. . ... ... " ,. . •• • , ... 7H lo "' ,, . '"' '"' ... ,,., '" ,. . 1"'\ n» ... ~ '"' ,.., ". ,,~, .r· • '" ,.-. .,. ,,. ii: ,, ... I~~ • •• .. "" 111. "' "" lt'I ••• ?:.\• .... lf'• , .. "" -4'o " ~ .. ''" ~ ••• -'" .... "" ... "' ~" " 1:4" ·; I AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE 1tn -.... s,,,,.,,., "-' !! 1'72 DAILY "LOT J.5 ~l:.JMWl'-Udc!:.'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=================::::::::::::::::=:=:=:::=. .,S Over-the>Counter Listings, Friday, August 11, 1972 .. " 1 H DAil y PILOT TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS K'M'V m II :30 -Notional Drag Boal Champ- ionships. Over 70 draggers compete for the Grand Prix or drag boat racing at Lang Bcal'h r.tarine Stadium. KHJ 0 1.00 -PGi\ Golf Classic. The climax or this season's pro golf tour Y.'ith a $250.000 purse. A field of 150 top pros 111 action .at Ne'v \"ork's \Vestchester c·ou ntry ('lub. ABC 0 s·oo -"\\'ar and Jleace." Tolstoy's l classir novel co1ne.~ to th e TV ~creens in four parts. beginn ing tonight The n1 ov ie follo\\s the fortunes of four ari~toc·ralit' ltussi;in families du ring the yea rs 1805·1812. KT'T\' ID 8:00 -~f!ss Caltforn ia·Universe Pa· geant. r~orty-l\\"O California girls eon1 pete for the state's beauty title at the .l\1nba ~sador llotel in Los t\ngeles. 'E•• Garde, Varlet' NBC..~ 0 -··The C.'atrher ... Tony Franciosa stars as a former police detectn·e speci alizing in rind· ing miss ing persons. Anne Baxter. David \Vayne. CBS IJ 11 :20 -''The Children's J-l our."' ~tali· cious gossip about t1vo teachers brings tragedy and ruin. Audrey I lepburn, Shirley MacLaine, James Garner. Ton1 Taliaferro Oeft) and \\'alter Orange cross swords in a scene from the San Clemente Com1nunity Theater production of ''1'om Jones." The comedy has been extended for t1vo additional performances, Aug. 18 and 19, by pop- ular demand. ' ' Livi11g With Reruns TV DAILY LOG Vi11tage TV Flicks Habit For1ning Saturday Evening AUGUST 12 C:OO 0 Mrtlt: "Tht Mtrlc f11111ttln" (ftn) '55 -Htns Conftid. 0 W111!'1 Calll1 Do "Liit ti 6S" 0 HtPllY W11td11111 I) Country Mullc ll11111 a 1111d1iu , ... 1.,. a;) Plnort .. lati111 (E Corou ""' 4:30 0 fOCWJ 0'lol Anrtles R1c111tia n 1nd Parts Cln:us" 0 (l)@C1111npielllllip Aull IK· lnr 1tHi DtJlant D111m" Sloc:l ctr rltin1 1t Dlyloq Bttcll, florldt ind f11u11twlck, Geor1l1 t rt f11h11td (() Cel*itf ltwll11 ~ Hiiti s,-4 lltillc f1) El Cris&I ...... OJI a.dill WNW Ol ftllr .. Cit 1:00 B IW T• jtQ Ltl.t"l'MI Ind Sf. btJlltll Cabot ptsl. OIMlil&l«Dlllln o rn Cll m Alt'• ww.r w.w ,, Sporb Thi U.S. Olympic Sll'lminlnr 1n4 DM111 Trl1l1, It wtllc:ll lllt ttam will 111 stltcled to r1preYnt thf US. In Munich, i3 !~•lured. (£l[Ol .... 0 Lt1 Tml111 '1 '°If l"1t HtnlJ vs Monty H•ll. m Mwlt: (C) "Tiit Eddp Du(llll SttlJ" (dr1) 'Sf>--TJrollt Pow11, By JOllN BARBOUR N~\\' YORK IAP I -You see Jl rained on Saturday, so O MllliM S Meril: (211) "llp ti Johnn y couldn't go out and tit IUll..,_,. (dr•J ·« -liffeorY ride his bike. or go fishing . or "cl Thom•s Mlttlltll, go to the store to buy another a ... .,. flttMy model airplane, \\hich he matrntdltn (R) couldn't ny indoors .an)v.·ay. (jj) Sallldos Ahlf" And most of hi!! friends m Mdtms f111Hy Id I 1:00 0 (JJ All II tit F••llf (R) coo n·t pay. and he hasn't at Q ®)ID lfBC C.""4J Tiltltft age 10 lJtken lo books very "Tht flt Ortlff" (R) much, not counting comics. O llltk Owe~• b11Cll Show So afler the l~lh. time trying 0 (I)@ t1) tJ!W!U Wlf 1n• to inveigle somrone in the hfu (Ptrl I) fan1 ily to play run1my \\•ith m [Jm!'!1J MIH tllllomll·Uni-hinl \l't!h no SUCCC'S~. he wtfll l•utr P1111nt ~et ired to the den and !he ag· dJ Clu•pioM~p Wrntllt11 Ill.I: ( 1956) television set. fD LllCka Ubrt m ni. l)dJuly "lnt1m1!t llrM· Dfflll!Se ii \.1111:. raLnJll,I!. and 1nr· Hll (S.t WedriesdlJ. s·JO PM> the la\\n could not be.> mo\\·cd m Laecb :ind all of his friends were 01; l}1 U..il: "Swlftt JIWI' l8'r" (Ulm) VaCl'lliOll, and he didn 't hS\'l' '31 -H11111pllir1 Boltrl. anyth1ni:: good lo read. :ind 1:30 O {I)...., T,W MllN SM fll dtdn't feel like looking 11t the D Mnil': •Aft.K1 ef tllli Mtllttn" v.·ork he'd brought home from (tci·fi) '5'-&blllliru K.llinll. !he officr. his father rollowed t:OO 1J (J) Didi l• DJA CAI him to lhe den. 0 ~ID NIC lltul'lllJ ...W.: (t) Johnny wt!I already watch· (.ZIW) "Th c.tder"' (R) (~ta) '12 ing ''The Mummy11 Hand," -'°"' ff1nciost. oWMI 81tllf'. EE u1 V1rH1 ,.,1 a.wu 1940, a .small group of m "'* Mttir. "C.... .... arcbaeolorti.i&s sels out in M1ywu" senrch or the tomb or the Of U1mnc1 Wt"-ro.val princess Anank:i . 90 ':30 U (J" Arlli1 (RI minutes. O Ntws W•tcll L1rry 8u1t1ll "Any good?.. his fa1her m Minority Co111111unity 11sked. EID Holt)'WOOll Ttlrri5't11 T~iitrt "Don't get loo interested in .. [Mmlts" {R) (Set Tllur$day, 9 PM) it Dad. because at noon 1 ·m ~ Mnlt: f_C) •t, n.. hi)'" (111J1} t:45 EE Su C.medl1 Ftl'Oritl !i3-8tfl Elhot, PrntOll rosttr . swllchin~ l-0 "Terror Beneath in an uoderv.'aler lab, a mnd ~1ent1~t prtµares to battle the \\·orld. 90 minutes. "'Let's see the television £D 11111191 tlMI Mt11on. "W1111" 10:00 i1 ({) Mluloii: l•posliblt (R} the Sea.' 1968 science fiction; Stnsltiw1 photo111plty tT1ce1 t1L1 lift IJ SeJIMUf Pme11b: •M11rHr1 ht 1-------------_::_::: ________ _ in w1t1r 1rMI tht w1t1r In 1111 tilt R111 Morpt" (llof) '32 -Bt!t £[l 111 dt Mnitl · Lu,osi. S1dnty fo•. m '91, Cou11try P'1Kt 0 CI)@) aJ Kn ltny's 'WO'f/ m 1U11111 Siio• . 1:15 ~ SWtdl"' ant-U 0 Thi Uft!llllWll G1111t " Yehudt U:I P IMl, lsrHh h11l11 S:JQ 0 Dl'lhl frest lf'l111 Aft C11nty m /ittws Ron for1ntr 1uests. @ Mowit: "TH Ruof'1 ldft" 0 Ill ®l Ntwl ffi l11 ;.rdon SM• 0 Mttil: {C) MOJ. c~.~ {hor) IO:JO 0 friPt Pfltllt with MOOlll list! 'ID-Albut Dt~ker. J1nic1 to11n. IC) "'fl" trMI "f111r Slullll ti )ollJ. 0 Lilf'ill l!Wps' W1t.f WtrM tlt111 llrllkt" m Jopct Cllt11 c.ok1 "Wlnl11 Mt1on m ftrn Ed Bl rWlt\ Sl>UP" tIJ Dniill Snlliind Show ttl Afrklill11t1 USA nl"'I -rT1 °''~111111'• blilMI 11:00 0 w u01.!!'J@)Ntwi (!) M•rsllal DlllOll (E s,_i ltar m The .l1111zln1 World ti Jrtsli1 ';00 0 0 @@ m lf•ws (f.J Klthtyn luhl11111 (J) Sbrr Trt• g;i S.llldt FW111k1 0 At•I. Don Stat! Sllow • • 11:20 I) ftbvlovs 52! "Cllildren'a Hour" ®') Mt¥lf: (C) (911) "taunt Mlfit" (cl11) '54--AudrlJ Hepburn. (d11)-Tony fr1ncllll~. ll:lO 0 Mt'M: "Tiit lllllOCttlb" (dn) f.D R1111 part Ver1111r.1 "Z _ Otbo IL Kt Ml h I Rd· ED 011111111 Trtll o rt rr, t tt t ~~ 1rm . "'YI 11p1 fot~ll ChtrlU'! vs O Ont SleJ le)'Olld M1nn1so11 Vik!np (i) MMt: "The Avtnrt r" (mys) ,60 €!'i) THllw HI 40 (E nttt SllOftt -Heinz 011cJlt, ln11id V111 8tr1en. 0 MM: "hby tilt lti~ Milt l :JO (I1 Sperti wittrl llrtb Fill" (drt) '65 -Stew McQuttl\ 0 IDflC lflWI CorlltflflCI lee Rtmlt.k. Don MUfflf, (t) 1"1"1 M•-(I) Mtrit: "'Tllm ti t !pr"• (com) 0 Nnn '61--Clrol ln!if. m Jet~ SMpWd'• AMfkt (RJ ooi r .. *"' Sttew m 11HW11t Mnk m 111tw1e: <C> ""' u.. DucW• m c.u.ltltie1 S..,.. (dtt) 056 -Tyrone "°"''· (f) He..., (If) Host Elliot Mintz Q) Mftlr. ...... U, tMI Kil" J:OD 0 CIS Nm Ratti' Mud~ mys) '6& -Roblrt HoNmtn. Cl lfltlot1l Cfflrapllk IZ:Oa 0 lilrflllt: (IC) -S,, Tldty, Iii 0 Q) Ktt Hft' T.-.nW' (d11) '67-ltx B11W. 0 Jllftltill hl!J (i) Hlrfi CIUJtml 1.Z:lO ®J MM: "lor WM Critd 111ur;.r" O Dul~ Valky Dl)'I imys) '66-V1ronit1 Hur11. m (1'1 lt'l l1wr11nce Wtlk SN• 1:00 0 Spt-'ln1 Frtrtly tl) II Tt•n A Thill fi' rf) Ntwt fE El Tt1n1U1 ID MMe: "The Cfltl Uwintutt" EJi) Ro11 Dellu1111: A Ttll 11 Cul\. !dot) 'Sl-N1tu11 lilm 'Drod11t1cl lot tltn P'tlltla (R) !Sn Tuesdiy, t :3D 111e1tr1 arul TV. PM) 1:20 0 MM: "Th WtlPfll., !dll) ''4 (D Ht .. ult l1t1btlh SOoet. StM Codlr11. J:JO 0 Dlctw Ill tM """ 1:3G m All·Ml(M ~ "AIM lilctl• lit Cl) Tt Ttf tfll Tnitli n1!11ti1,• "'TM Odtitr ...... 0 t.t"t ,.. I Dul t-00 D ""' • • • I "THIE OTHll" • AN. Htllbll•~ "W•IT UHTll OAllLK" let~ C11tr !~I ~·· "CONQUEST QI" THIE • l"tANET 011' THIE .ll'IES~ "a!AllLEITON llUI" ltlll Ctltt Cl"QI • (~ltllwo Mtll'tn Ywettf Mlmlev• "SKYJACKl!O" '"' SNOOPY. COME HOME! I ' ........ WOODSTOCll llt •CWfJI'...,_ . """""" "" ' ' . "Sun, \\•hy don 't you go out aod play 1n !he rain?" After Johnny had goo~ to sleep that night. his father came back downstairs and wat ched "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari." 1919. German. the screen's first horror classic, Impressionist sets, grotesque makeup and stylized acting. a ma cabre murder story. a ter- rifying excursion into the psychotic mind. Then because he 11·a!I too frightened to sleep, he stayed up for "It Con. quered the \\1orld." 1956, scirnlist discovers outer space 1nonster from Venus that plans to drst roy the earth. "'hich is v.·here Johnny found him next morning bleary eyed. \\'alching a church service and wait1ng for .. Quo Vadis'' and "Cleopatra ." .. Dad. "rhy don 't you go to bed '.' You'll be too sleepy to sfM' up tonight and see 'The Retljrn of Dr. ?-.!abuuse,' the mafe\·d'e-4 dodor develops a narcot ic v.·h1ch liims victims into robots, and 'The Curse of The "'erewolf.' a deaf mute servant gtrl gives birth to a werewolf: and 'The Curse of Frankenstein ... .' " "John. John,·• his falhtr ntumbled ... \\11en does school start again?" TEOO>ieotCJ!:•· rllll'T1W-e.;,.., ,. .... _cn:n--~~ pl111 Wo.,-v All•n ""TAKI THI MONl1' I IUN" HELO OVER 4th & Final Week LIZA MINELLI "CABARET" ltlewt 7 I ':JO P.N. Storts Wed., AlllCJnr 16 "NICHOLAS & ALEXANDRA" Kids Like To Ask A11dy I , 'Of Thee I Sing' New Playlwuse Revives Musical 8Y TOM TO'IJS Ot ftlt Otl!Y '""' tMtr Another OranRe Co u n t y community theater has been born -albtlt with a rew sharp labor pains -with Ille ~miere ll'Oductlon of the Placentia Flay~. \he vin- laa:e musical satire on pollllcs "Of 11lff I Slng." Delayed lhree weeks by prwing production orohlems, the Placenlia show linaUy ar- "'01' TMll I •1N• .. A ...Weal torntd<t e.. 0-... .,.. Ir• GflYN>1", Mak llf G_... ~ •M ,,.,.,rlt lt'(Mll!CI, dlr"'IM W ltu111 Glun1, -ic .. ~ l"tlylllt IO"CI wl ~" ~ '"'"""" H91m. "'""""led 111,,!ofol •I .,. _,.,,, ,..,,...W •t 2:• b'I' ""' PIK .. tl• l"Mvlloo.IM ., \'elMc:lt kllool, )(It N, 9rtdlord Avt , l"lktnll•. THI CAST JOl'otl P, Wlnl«;rMll . Jim l 'Af1911• M•rv T11,,wr DonN Colll••d Ale~tl'ldt<' TllroU!iillOllO!" Hick Fllfllc•ll• Ol•n• o..,.rt•u.r . • .. M•reo UlllWI'" S•m J1nldn1 ... ••Riiy KMM Min ltnlOll ...•• '" W•• ... r loul1 lllltll"'•n •.• Han-Sor•ln Frt11Cl1 Glll>oOI~ . .. .• ,Ari 5119rl'ltn Mt!ll'>ew F"'lt°" 8o11 luKll -Sf•'-RObff! E. lyont .. IOb S!tPMf'I"'" S•n. ,,,.....,., J°"'' lir"l' lll"'il Clllt! Ju.llct l'IOtmtn Htlrn ~cntttworntn r Inch "'°""'ti Cu!oe ... l!lttnlt MtKlrw;lley House. ~Io re impressl\'e, howtvtr, ls Donna Coll lard as hla brkle, swetU)' coovlnclng in what It basically a utility role. . Afarao U)lham as the spumed Southern belle d o e s mort "1th a roll of the ahoulder than most or tht cut does with a 1peech. tuminr in • credible job In a rather Incredible part. Randy Ktt.ne and Pat Wan\er. a pair of comnumUy theater veterans I n undemanding roles. break things up gplerr didly tn their "Love is Swtt~ inJ[ the Country" number. !lank Sorkin and A r t Sherman are e!fecth•e. as a pair or polilicians \\'ho earn Cabinet po!la for Uwir loyalty before joinini l h e im- peachment parade. B o b Ste.phenson struu:les with his Southern senator assignment. coming orf more like Colonel Sanders. while Bob Busch is Impressive in a more minor assignment. NOW PIA YIN" IN IOTifTHIATllS SAT/SUN M.AnMJIS rtm U.1W1stfr ti aota A lhociillf lluw'iffl Alfllfll llTCllCID'S "FRENZV" " --JllW..\a. ~-~-AliO IN IOTM TMIATllS "IHE GRUI WORIHFIUD MINMES1Jll )I wt. IH'I" ••4'1 lal. & s ... 110 .. NICHOLAS & ALIXANDllA• "ILISS THI llASTS ..... •::•:;;D CHILDlfN" rived Thursday nii;iht Y.'ith rrort lo reron1mend ll than 1n1ght have been anticipated. "Of Thee r Sing•· ls as en- joyable as collon candy al a carnival -and just about as Murishing. The choice of "Or Thee J Sing'' l\'ould be a questionable one in any time but the sum· mer of a presidential cam· paign. llowever, wilh the Democratic vice presidentiiil debacle still f~sh in the mind, such gimmicks as the Throt· tlebott.om characterization are·l----------- George and lra Gershv.·in's am::ient mu.ska! nsembles Mlhing so muCh as those e1· tended musical skits on tht Sonny and Cher television sbow. lt is political satire in its most elementary fonn with its musical score its primary reason for being. Fortunately, dlrector Ruth Glunt has read her signals cor· rectly and placed the em· phasis on the music rather than the intermiltent moments of comedy, for this is what carries the evening. A larger share of credit should go to Phyllis King. ex- rcuth·r producer of the pla _vhouse v.·ho doubles as musical director and lone ac· companist. 11lo;s King's well· coordinated chorus i1 in top form. a welcome substitute for a full-nedged orchestra. The overaU acting in the show rangrs from accepll.ble on most counts to oullandishlv ruuny in the case or Nick Furticella, cast 1s the Lou Costtllo-lype vice president A I e xander Throttlebottom. Furtictlla ·s role Is a juicy plun1 and he bites into it with an obvious relish for slapstick comedy. Jim L0Angele gives a solid straightforward performance as the "love candidate" who WOOS his \\'BY Into the White "'FRENZY' is the first good movie about a sex murderer . smce 'PSYCHO'. II -~rnC•lll C..nby NY r,me1 tripled in hilarity. "We put several •ames in a hat ," one party poll explain! the VP selection. "and he lost." Once nominated, Throt· tlebotl-Om tries to get out of it -"What il my mother round out?" he asks. Not all the satire is this et· fec.tlve -most of it is paper thin -but. after som~ shakv moments at the outset. the Placentia PI a y ho use p~ duclion is competently presented. \Vith some con- centration on quicker con· sun1ption or dialo~ue cues. the enjoyment could be CQn- siderably sharpened. Two more performances of "Of Thee T Sing" will be presented. tonight at 8:30 and Sunda.v at 2:30 in the Valtncia 11igh School auditorium. 500 N. Bradford Ave., Placentia. Deborah Back on Kerr Stage WNDON (APl -Deborah Kerr, Scotland-born star of many Hollywood movies. is returning to the London stage after an absence of 17 years. Miss Kerr, 50, will open at the Lyric Theater on Oct. 4 in a new play by Frank Harvey called "The Day Aller the air.·· ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S "FRENZY" .,,, _ ..... ,~llllCl!·llllC lld'.llWH ·Wl'lfOl.111 ~H~ OWIHlll u.:.O.r.wtl IUIUi l(IOIUI tl'l!WCCllal.'n·~•lllO'Alll . __ .1.l:ll11'.1111 -•• 11' h 'tl iii50~=--I AT THIS! SRICTID THIATllSI I s H N 0 0 Ww I N G n' • 'Alt, comedy •.• . All, ,,,,.,.,., ... and HOWl..arlocn ! if' , .. I 0 N _, Pl" telt It < P<•I con; Mui 0 Jun pen fie le lob and cha bee• a.m Oi trac In will con• dier, Tl goir] repl ,, rae< re111 ter~ at I Al Amt live see1 beh "" ''" be I ma! Tl lrar "'" for and Bt elec can al i! In 100 Oly1 l N Ne. by Bali aw Ba' MIJI T! dan parl fest jUlll Oly: u/ Mw Bal fro1 II> c I , 5'.lu~. A11911st 12. 1~72 OIJLYPILOT J7 D~layed A~tion Olympic Timi11g Bugs TV Playing Gangster French Stnr in Hollyu1ood NEW YOR!t (AP\ -Time -11 kl Jrime -ii aJw1yi up- pomxat In !he mind.I of ~ lodUllrJ beads. but It -I usually c...,. 'Ille problem pGlfd by !he up- comins Olympie Games In Munich.. Consider It: If an American turns bl a gold medal perfonn11nce al 2 p.rn. on the field, Californians would have to be ante at 5 a.m. to see It and New Yorkers mt ch t chance btl111 late for wort bttause of watching it at 8 a.m. Obviously, neither hour at· trac~ many viewers. In fact. aln1ost all lhr events will be conlestt'tl at times in- convenient to American au· diences. The answer apparently is goln& to be a not-so-instant replay system. and -ol Its 11111i...-. di--• -b-effort that la expeded to ttldl !he srt•lfll lelovW\oo ·-In hl!tory. The games run rrom Au&. le to Sept. 10. Industry nperts are pylng the total televlJlon audience may approach the one billion mark. About 300 mi 11 ion throughout the world v.-ere video witnesses to tbe fim moon landing in 1989. Ge ·m1n televl1lon 1ulborllies estimate tbal 95 """"11 of all lelevbod events will be vieffd via laptt. Mo~ than 100 color te.levl:'!lon cameras and 91 col· or video recorders, iocluding !he instant replay equipment, ha,·e been assigned In the Olympie!. OAILY ,ILOT lltft l'HM Witchttaft Repelled By BOB THO~IU HOLLYWOOD I AP I -II looked like a Holl~'\\'ood film crew, and partly it was. But when the director gave in· structions to the acl<lr1, he spoke French. The company w11 !Umin& in • Vtntur1 Boulevard motel in nearby Encino. The film: "The Outside Man." produced for United Artists by Jacques Bar and direc ted by Jacques De ray. ll is sort of a reverse "runaway production," filmed by Frenchmen Jn ~lollywood. For e1ample : 1be JOO.meter race, which nonnally draws a reagt. deal or work1wide in- terest, ta tcbeduled to be run at 11 a.m. Munlch time. Accorchng to Deut che1 Olympi.scbe5 Zentrum DOZ. the total value of all television equJpment assembled for lhe games will exceed $31'.1 mlllkm. Some 1,500 television techni· cians. announcers and officials v.'iil be mobilized to operate !his big battery of equipment. Thi! represents about one television employe for every athlete. Debbie Hood (right) as the ~ood witch Glinda neutralizes the evil spell of Joy Maiville as the wicked witch of the "'est ¥i'hiJe Pamela Ho)1 takes refuge in a scene from the Fountain Valley Community Theater show hThe \Vizard of Oz," continuing today and Sunday. The lead ector of ''The Outside ~1;1n" 1s Franrt>s hot· lt·~t star. Jean-Uiuis Tnri. 11gn.1n1, "'ho 1s as lan11har to A1ner1t:an n10\1e goers as his name is unpronounceable He starred in "A ~tan and a \\'<>man, "Z" "~ly Nigh t et ~1aud's,'' "The Conformist" and "The Crook." It 's pro- nounced, roughly, "Tran-teen· ynhn.'' On a bot summer day, Trin. lignant was cooly pla)'ing ah imported gunman In a SC'ene with Ro}' Sche :der. Gene Hackman's buddy in "The: french C.Onoect ion." Alter disposing or Scheider ""1th a cou ple of shots at t'lo~ range, lhe Frenchman sat dov.·n in an adJ1ii n1ng mo tel roon1 ;ind talked about his fi rst filn1 in Arnerit:;i ABC will be handlin g American coverage. Because live transmission would be seen In the United States between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. the race and subsequent i~ terview1 with participants 'A'ill be recorded and edited onto a master tape. They'U be covering 35 events track and field is classifiea as a single event at a tota l of l1 different arenas and courst's As many as IS spafts v.·ill be underway simultaneously. 2 County Concerts .Slatefl The master tape will be transmitted via satellite to the network's New York studios for broadcast betv.·een 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Because or the speed or electronic editing, the Lipe can be wldated as new materi· al is bounced off tbe satellite. In simllar fashion , each of too countries 'wtll tailor Ill Olympic coverage to the time About two-thirds <>f the evenl5 will be held at the sprcifically constructed. 740- acre Oberv.'icsenfeld n ea r dov.11town Munich. However, the canoe slal<>m will be held about 40 miles av.·ay in Augsburg and yachting 600 mites north in Kiel on t.he Baltic Sea. . But lhat's another problem. Pacific POPfi v.·111 present '"'''concerts of good v.·itl next month to assi!l the Syn1phony Association of Orange County in its current efforts t-0 spread the word of the associat i<ln's pl.an to present the Orange CaunfW Symphony in a 1973 season. The Pops concerts ar_e open to the public at no charge. Those attending will have aft <>pporlunlty to donate to the symphony fund if they d~lre. since Information about the symph<lny. its g u i Ids, membership in the associa- tion, and the CWTent honor roll fund drive will be available in the lobby. The first scheduled concert will be at San Clemente High Sthool on Sept. 11. al 8 o'clock. Hosting the occasion and the rKeption following the concert will be the Capistrano- Bay Guild. The second concert is plaMed for Sept. 18. at 8 o'clock New York Ballet Off For Tour i11 Munich ••cilllf'I• 1:....,..,._1 Kt-. ............... $111'1 NEW YORK iAPl - The New York Cily Ballet. headed by i~ director G e o r g e Ba1anchine. left this week for a week or performaoces at tht Bavarian Opera House in Mwtlcb._ "' The halfet ll!'oup is the onJjJ dance company invited to participate at the cultural festl'i'fll, which ls held in coo-- junction with the summer Olympic Games. "I like Germany, I like Mwiich and German beer," Balanchine said before Jsving frorll Kennedy Airport. It took u. 'E.ree years in negotiati<lns -~•l'.l'lr!••·--.. -5.('< •• ,_ .... -............ -=~ ..... ,." AND "Now You S.. Him, Now You Don't" CHt. hlty Fr .. 2 P,111, to go and we are very h:ippy about it." 1'he company, consisting of 118 per.!On.s. includes 8 3 dancers. a n d conductors, pianists. :stage ma n a g e f 1 . press perS<lnnel and stage directors. 40 Among those going · was Gcnnan-bom Karen v o n Aroldingen, a star ballerina who has been with the com. pany JO years. "I am very excited because tv.·o years ago I danced in ---~~· $fADIUM ·J · ... __ ..... :<nr •• -------~· SIAD/UM 4 ,-.,.i..~~ W'-t tf J ... , ... ,,.., Aw11'" ""IDDl•• OM THE lllOOJI" •·o•. l'Hl••s ••o•s AOA1111•· "H "'•lOOO l'llOM TN• MUMMT-S TOMI" ••$1CTJACICE0'0 {~) "H "'ICllllT'S HlltOIS" ""'°ltTllOT'I COMl'LAIJtT" t•) ... "CAMDY•' IX) ... 10 SUN'0 wlltl CIMrtn ,,,.._ tNt •IN .. JUHIO• IONH••" Cl'O) Germany, but never with the'l ----------------------whole company," she said. Nine ballets will be danced by the company in the five • performances JCheduled from : Aug .llthr If. ! ~ : "TNE TEAR'S ftllST 11£Aliy SATilfY•, • COll•EllCW. : ••ElltCAM FH.•. D•E Df TIIE •on IRllTAL A•D •imH lfldo • JOI ClOClfl IN "MAD DOGS and ENGLISHMEN" 7 P.M .. WDO,AYS c..t1 ..... S. JPlll. PllMllRE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT : CHRONICllS Of A•ERICU LIFE ma DlllUED wmtlN : THE U8!1!e~~ ~~:w(~!,~"~~~·(IT." • "'Tiit: -•TllUI' II im'cracuuR •m. IHlf Df THE : flMJT UllllTlll lllYJU ma IWEI" I eUI NBC-TV • • • • he explosive story of the first black President of the U.S. From tbeMalter olSbock ... A.Shocking Masterpiece! ·-GEORGE~ __ .. THE II• CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH ;Moo. M ROUING STOllS "GIMME .. SNElTll" G'G) " • A dtlKily nrN twin from tM original Hitcftcock. • :!.l r JubhoU!it' r\o. 3 3! [.('ISUre \\'orld. Lag una Hills Russ K1n1bly. music director al l..('1~ur11 \\'orld , \viii host l hi~ t'OIJ(('r! .\l u~1r for the two ('(lncerts Is pro\ ided by a grant from the music performance trust fu nds, a public s er v i e e organ ization created a n d financed by the re<.'Ofding in· dustries under agretmtnta with the American Federation of Musicians. The grant .,.,·as <>blained with the coopera tion of Local 7, AFof~t of Orang e County. "My English Is not very good, but I anl 1,1 ork1ng on J\," said the actor, "'ho ill com· pactly built but exudes an air or strength, much In the man· ner of Alan Ladd or Hu!T1'- phrey Bogart. •·Fvr lunatcly, In th is picture I play a French-- man w h o ·comes to Los Angeles fo r two days to do a kJlling. So my English doesn't ha\'e to be perfect." This is Trintignant 's The Greateot Om<ert of the Dttadr : ~ow YOU CAN SEE IT AND HEAR IT ... AS IF YOU WERE THERE! ·---THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH Ea: Wlltll ·IOI mil· MIX!if MAlmlJI · •lT f'lffiCll · LKI IUSSIU · Urt WllM' .a SIAD · WllS \'OOWlll · WflGI· rrn HA.Ill· TOM Ff.-S . Jll llll.Ult lllI ~ · AlW IEllTUI ·JI.SY ID 111.'l'l'i·OllCI fllUY ·MU' WlDl · JUJm GIHI( JO Gm11 • tamES MU · • 111111 • tulill 011.W VAID · JACH mso · 111 m1111 llSTED Al.WW DWI · rutllA l!lll.ll· lOO MdJWl' · Clll lllTOE.1 ·1111 Iii: IOI rmn• · WI. Wl£ . ALU LWH......,,.., 111111 i--,__."' '°'"" ...... .._ _ .. .....,,_ .. ..,'-" _ _.IW ...... Woioolot' !GI ... ~!.,,.,.,._, ....... r~~i.;-1 ... j ... ; o-A;;;l??'J 7.-d BIG THE ROILING "GIMME SHELTER" ATTRACOOH STONES in M11l1~ !ll1~i II ~011 Jimii ~111 iit~ri tnli~m iMirl ~mil ;!'* Hllli"*i !ft] CONTINUOUS DAILY u ,30-3c3o 7:00 & 10:00 P.M. EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT PRESENTED IN 6 TRACT SUPER STEREOPHONIC SOOKIJ" ALL WALT DISNEY PROGRAM txperlenre: v.1th an Amer!<'an f\lm 1'()mpany, altl'Kl ui!h somP of t~ k"y prrson11el ,ire f'renrh. His reat Uon "I am ama zed. \\'e h.i\t' a film!'. largely btcaus~ of the dlr('(!Or H I hav t r:uth in h1n1. !hl'n J v.111 aC'{'tpt Even tht xr1p1 1s le~s unportant than the dire<:"tor " crew ot 45 on lh1s picture. lnqr;=:=~========~Franct we ordinarilv h;i\'e nt 11 more than 2.5, and Son1et11 rl('' ftwer than that ~1any of thr pictures I h;n e v. orkrk~ ., Th~e WI! 3 111ne in Holl~~·ood hlslory 11 hC'n Euro· pean stars v.·ere e<1J~t'I 1'1 c·oml' to America to pur!tlh' th1•1r film care('rs. No "'or1· A..,\..1•d1 1f he .,.,·ould 1·on-.1dt·r h1111).! 111 ll olh11tXl<l , Tr 1 n Ii~ nan I replied: ··;-;--0. It i~ 1erl" plt•.1~:int here. bul lvo plr:1s;.111t. r--.11 eoough stlmulat1on. I mut:h prefer Paris, v.'here ~ou ha ve the excitement of the theater . the art ga1leries, the ferment of a big capital . New York is the same way. Mil'• 1tlll lheume old story, a rtghl tor io"e •nd gJory,M• ... -........ --~· .. _ _, __ ...... ~--.... -.~---·- S~owti'" 7;00 110:11 J.110 .... -.... ' ... _ HAROlD and MALOE "I \\'OUld like very much to 1 .......... __ . become heller kno\\'n to the GP ~~-l ft. I American public. But I v.·ould I """--L ~ not do American films mere ly ShowritM l:lD for that re:ason. I choose my ~--,~~--~~~~ THE THE AIDE THE SENATOR 1'They'd DAUGHTER "We're love to 11How th• golnC to llnd you hell do burn the ""' Ina you gel living motel out of hell out .,,;, with tha th• ~llage flrtl of him!" bimbo!" talrillyl" I THE DAILY MATINEES AT BOTH CINEMAS ·2111ATDWAUIClllllM-o ... •o o·•~ s~.,,., ''THE 8URGL£RS" tAH- ·l"D Af (llfMIT II· HllfSS llll IWT ..... TNI CllllDlll., .,..,, .. ,Jt. ~-~• IN "HANG IM HIGH" I 'Testing' Campers Proposed SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (AP) -A managtmMliJ!lan for the Desolutlon ValleJ Wilderness says a ••wilderness test" should be given to Ylsltors to determine their camping abili· ty before they are allo"·ed to enter the ares. The plan, released here this week by the U.S. Forest Service, says the test would help cut down on n1i!;use of Lhe 63.46~acre primitive area on the "'est side of the Lake Tahoe basin. The Fore&t Sen•ice said overuse of the wilderness has resulted in a reduction of available rirev.·ood, da1naged vegetation, worn trails and problems with litter and human waste. ''\\'e feel lhi're arc problems !hat need ac.Uon to t"fstore or protect the wildernesR values." said Corest supervisor Irv.·in E. Bosworth. adding a princi p](' reason the plan wa s put together was to protect the solitude of campers. Last year some 55,000 persons visited the \\'ilderness. Bosworth noted, with peak daily use reaching 6,000. If restrictions are not placed, use could quadruple by 1980. The management plan says if overuse cannot be discouraged by depubliciz.ing the area, the Forest &!rvice will limit vbillors lo 2,030 at any one time, including 1,150 campers and 88 day hikers. The plan suggests limiting campsite parties lo 1 i x persons and limiting the length or stay to nine days. A series ol public hearings will be scheduled on the plan . probably in October. The plan is targeted to be in effect by next summer. The desolalioo wilderness has been labeled a primitive area since 1931 and was designated a ·wilderol'..'ss area under national legislation in 1969. Located &0me 90 miles east of Sacramento, It includes some .3 lakes l.Dd nmiy small !ilrCllffiS. •• l\fauor on Block DUBLIN {APl - Mov ie director John Huston is selling his Irish mansion because last yea r it cost him $10,000 for rvcry day he stayed there. J.i uston spends about 550.000 11nn11al\y on the home, and Jived there only five days in the past ~·car. Dealla Notiees 8AL TZ BERGERON" FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar m.ttse Costa rt1en · ~ BELL eloAOWAY MOR'IVARY 110 Broadway, Cotta Meu u um McCORMI& LAGUNA BEACH ,AORTIJAllY 1715 La,... Clo)>oo..N. ~ PAcrd: VIEll MEMORW. P,\.1111: Cemelerf Mo11111r --~llrh'• Newplri ...... QllUorolo -PEEK ,AMILY COLON!~ ll'VNERAL llOllll. "'1 ... Aft. w.mn-•• 1Ml'l111' afomiARY IZ7 M.obo 81. . -· ... -.... ANAHEIM FOUNTA• VALLEY RMISIDE 2144 W. UHCOlH AVL (Mt Yutl wr Of UOOIOIUU') aJIO nua IT. I -""··-l/N•8ROOK ....... -_.: --. • Colorful, mol~ed plostic shutters are easy to install. • Never need refinishing- they'll look great forever! lale Prices Honored Sat. & Sun., .... 12 & 13 • Several sizes available- sizes to fit homes & some especially for mobile ·estates. • "We Bought Th• Whole Th~ng -A very special factory' 8uy-ouff Hurry/ first Come -first Served/ When They're Gone -They're Gone, There's No Ol'•f Hurry -While They Lasff" . . . ~ REG. $3.99 VALUF! ' . ALL METAL PATIO COVER KIT ''Hurry -first Comet first Servedl Whlle They last!" • Special features make it o great voluel "' All parts ore predrilled. """ Eosy to follow instructions. V Rust proof fasteners. ll"' Meets building code requirements contains roof, sideroils, posts -every- thing you'll need. .,,. Some carton damage but ct prices like this, how con you resist? We'll even guarantee speedy replacement of missing ports. SAVEi SAVEi 10 Ft. x 20 Ft. REG. $179.95 12Ft.x16Ft. REG. $224.95 12 "· J( 20 ''· REG. $259,95 $100°0 $14QOP $150°0 WOWI FANTASTIC $AVIHGSI SAT. & 1UH. ONLYI 8 Ft. Long FIR 2x4's • For decking, fencing-you'll find hundred1 of u1e1. •Good solid economy fir- 1urfoced " 1ides -ends tr immed with eo1ed edges. RIG. 69< 49~ SAT. & IUN. ONLTI 12"x12" SHAG CARPET TILE • Self-adhesive tile in your choice of color. • Eosy-care nylon fibers. RIG. 66< 49: .. SAT. & IUN. OHLTI nOiiG'iiii\oN UILING • For pofth•s, potiot, room dividers. • havtiful styl.d--4atin block finish. lllO. 89' ....... $1.tt "'· a --Tl EA. I Pt. ledwood FENCE POSTS • The id~I support for th• fence of your choice. , • 4"a4"x8 h. postl- won't rot--last a lifetime. SAT. a IUN. ONLTI 2 Ft ... 4 Ft •• ,,, ,, PEGBOARD • line the gorage, the pantl')'-- make a worlt woll. e Just the thing to put o little order in your life. RIG. 19c s "'High CHAIN UNI FENCE WIRE • litoYy duty II gcHt911t~ w;,.. • Coated w;,t, hoMl!>Pod gotva!llud. UO. 65c 39 SAY. & --Tl 1 Gallon DRIVEWAY COATING • Seals pores--1e1tores the original black surface. REG. 99c 6ftc 7 .... I Gallon DRIVEWAY MORTAR • To fill holes or for resurlacing. s1~ ..... - 60 Lb. ASPHALT PITCH • for patching holes. HO. $1.19 89' IAf. I IUN. OHi.Ti Aluminum WINDOW SCREENS • All aluminum---riever rusti. ""H lllop utRIOI PLYWOOD • A t a I ft. weoth.,. pn>Of ptr-ood '°' oll 'r'Ot# outside b\!Ading pt0jecta. • Greot fof wafl siding. -·od pa ..... etc. • Complete with hcirdwore. YOUR CHOIQ: $129 1 ... .,,. .. , ... ., ... ,. ... i ... ---YOUll CHOICE: w ..... ·-... --.io"'•M· , ........ IAT, & SUie. Olll.YI Ill°' $6.ff s3" SAW$3.00/ • • ' I I t I • I I , • t I I I I I THESE ARI THE FACTSI -' TllE GREATER THE NUMBER OP CARS TO CLEAR; THE GREATER THE DISCOUNTS ITS TAKES TO DO THE JOB. WE HAVE ONE Of THE BIGGEST 1972 LINCOLN, MERCURY, MONTE· GO, COUGAR~ COMET, CAPRI, PANTERA IN- VENTORIES ON THE WEST COAST. GET TOP SAVINGS FROM THE TOP DEALER. Seven yean in business, 6 yeen number one In Orange County Lincoln Mercury Sales. • • there must be a reason! CAPRI TEST.DRIVE THE NEW V-6! BIG SELECTION FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PANTER* THE· MID ENGINE SPORTS CAR FROM EUROPE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY (LIMfnD PRODUmON INYlll10RTJ '70 LINCOLN I 68 CADILLAC 4 DOOR H.T. Eldo ~~COMET ANY IN STOCK INVOICE PLUS ~1E: MARQUIS DISCOUNTED UP TO from Vfllldow Sticker (518212) '70CHEV IMPALA ·12 MONTEREYS DISCOUNTED UP TO $977 from Window Sticker ,., ... , 3RDQUARTER DEMO CLEARANCE! BeautitUI Showroom Fresh 72'5 DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO CLEAR. COMET-CAPRI-PANTERA CONTINENTAL-MARK IV MONTEREY-MONTEGO-MARQUIS COUGAR WHILI IHIY ..LASTI V-8. auto. truns .. fact ory air conditiani~. FM stereo. No. V-1. auto trans.. factory oi' Canditioning. rodio. heater,~ 135AGA lleou!ilul""'"""' fonish w/111C11thiiv interM>r rewo11 rns. Yinyt rwf. timed glass. whffl coven. llnlou top WQD638 Y-8, orno. trans.. factory air conditioning, power steering. power brolces, rodio, heater, whitewall tires. vinyt roof, tinted FLEXIBLE FINANCING 53.977 '66LINCOLN V-8. factory oircopditioning, power steering, power (disc) lnbs. radio, heo1tr, Yinyt rwf. License SBl756 Low low m~es '70MERCURY MARQ. BRO. V-8, auto. rrans.. loctory ·,, conditionilg. power stteOOj. radio, heater. vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers. ZST8S4 '4DR. Y-8. auto trans.. factorf oir conditioning, full 'power. pow°er steering. power windows. radio, hea1er, whitewoll tires. lan- dau mp. OIH638 '69TOYOTA COROLLA 4-spetd, radio. hearer, No. XCH316 5977 All Solo Pricn Effoetin for 24 HMn After P1Wic1ti10. . . l gtoss, wheel covers, landou top 119BQV ,. • $2377 '69 RIVIERA V-8 eng. OU1o. rrans.. factory oir conditioning, Ml power, pgwer steering. power trokes, power windows, No. YWS-14 7 '69V.W. FASTBACK 4 cyl 4 speed, rad~. hooter, 045FBO Rebuill eng l ON THE NEW OR USEi> CAR Of YOUR CHOICE! ....... 71i•-1• SAT.81at-t1H SUN.10-8 DAILY ,.lOI DICI< TlACY TUMBLEWEEDS 1111 S MONTH 1\lf CO\IEIED 111.AOI FEATHER f>OES 1lJ TuE TRl~E'S NEW 11ec11eATION ~CfOll.! 1HAT 1FRI~ FROY.}'C F~1111TrEE~!,'i,EAKlSET1 1 HM• 5UA ~SW.AMI v '""'' • oeseQOIOUS OTrfR ' I NAME \UJ JNPJAN OFl}it: MONTH! !·ll MUTI AND JEFF I COMEOtl,GETTING UP AND 6EEING T~E BE:AUTIFUL5UNRl6E! FIGMENTS ' '.; '1 1l NANCY WHAT "TIME . I THINK I'Li. I NEVER KNEW THAT ABqU'f"· mH" ACROSS 50 £1er1ing 1 f1ci9I much an•rvv e~pr.t.'lion 52 """"~ by 6 Thluw oll .... i.o Joyous 56 Nel11Mrhot 'tC Bor9d _ .... 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I~ I ---I~ I _ ... _ l~I · -.. -I~ I _..... fi&J . Gentr•1 G.ntral General . * * * * * * BALIOA ISLAND RELAXED FAMILY LIVING 3 Bdrms., 31'.. baths. Large family rm. Dbt garage, enclosed patio .... , .... , .. $82,500. OPEN SUN. 1-4 213 SAPPHIRE CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR 675-4000 * * * * * * G9"er1l General CAMEO SHORES-OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1-6. 4633 TRBMONT. 4 or 5 BR., fam. rm .• billiard rm ., pool. 180° View. 8 Yrs . old . Private . beaches. Better hurry. $149,500. George Grupe ' BAYFRONT -PIER lo SLIP lo BEACH OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1-5. You must see this luxurious 5 BR. w/pool & stud\1• l'ruly our MOST ELEGANT 1014 POLARIS DRIVE. Bud Auslin : MONARCH BAY-OCEAN VIEW Complete privacy. 3 BR. plus bonu s rm. flfa g- nilicent beach , best community. 24 Hr. security. Owner \\'ants action! $82,500 . Bob Yorke. SANTIAGO DRIVE Two ou ts tanding properties. 3 BR .. oversize family rm., view $93.000. 5 BR .. 2 frplcs., pool ; fee land. immaculate! $89 .500. Eileen Hudson LIGHT-BRIGHT-BREEZY Cheerful University Park home. 3 BR .. great ram. rm. & kitc hen; one level. Park view 1oc. Carefree living; ree . $54 ,900. "Chuck'' Lewis DARE TO BE DIFFERE_NT Custom designed classic, Irvine Terr. Mlny special feature! for vour pleasure. Ocean view. $98,750. Details -call Paul Quick SAILBOATS & SUNSETS See them from this Lusk H. V. H. home. 3 Bdrms., 2\'J: baths; fam . rm., 2 frp1cs., 3 car gar.. Many upgrades. Private yard. For app't. call Howaro Wells DUPLEXES-CORONA DEL MAR 518 AVOCADO .......... $65.000 520 AVO CADO .......... $73,000 Ex cellent location, South of Hwy. Own· er will carry paper. Marcia Bents ' HARBOR ,VIEW HILLS Just listed , popular Lusk Sandpiper; 4 BR., family rm. w/wet bar. Small back yard. Beau- lilul front yard. Profess. landscaping. Cath· ryn Tennille BEST VIEW HOME For the money Sparkling clean & well dec- orated 4 bdrm. in Harbor View Hills. Asking only $65,000. Something special !! Jim Muller BUILD DREAM HOME ON LIDO For a total price of approx. $110,000 you can desi f{n your O\\TI home on well located 40' street to street corner lot. ,For details call Charlene Whyte COZY COTTAGE Right Jn lbe heart of Corona del Mad. Re- decorated 4 BR. & 2 ba. -zoned R-2. Walk 10 beach & shops. Ch.arm galore! Call Triona Bergin 133-4700 ~ Coldwell,Banlcar 644-2430 ·~ 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. ...en.ral GHeral - WONDER WOMAN Our .su(lf'r 1&lt'1 aal for July at COATS Ir: \\'AL. l..J\CE; was B 0 BB E SUIKKJ., "'hy do ""'" au call he-r \\'ONDER WO- !-tAN~ Wt'll, ~'e au \\'ONDER how one 'A'O- man can contin~ to sell 90 many bomni oontlnually. If you're wondering who can tell your home. C'all our \\o'ONDER WOMAN - BOBBE -lht''U do it for yoo. 1CJ1a... co:rs ·~WALLACE I REALTORS ' -54Ml41- I (Open Evenings) 1- Every Womons Dream! Do you have a 18.rl{t' fnmily" or do you need a largl' fuushed Bonus room flJr a pool table or ~r chilih·t>n t.o play in and We.1·f' ynu 1n Pl"i.Cf'. WOtrld yoo lik1· lo have a large bright kllctwn, a large bu.ckyani and your c-hi!dti'n !O \\8lk to !l{'hOOI~ How aboat ~r houw to be close to a. beautiful ,;olf- course ar)Sl major stiowtng. If you do, then Uri& house l'- a perlt'('t ho1nt' for you al a tr\lty realil!tic pril't' of $35,0CIO. Call now 842-253.'i. General ****** *TAYLOR CO* COSTA MESA -$31, fSO Sharp 3 bedroom home with dining room & 2 baths. Lovely white brick fireplace & shag carpeting lhruout. Copper plumbing. Room for boat. Near Orange Coast College . 3136 COOLIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 CAMEO HIGHLANDS -$74,00D Many surprises here'. Beautiful view of front & rear gardens. Very colorful. Private beach priyileges. Ocean vie"''· 4 Bdrm home w/ lge dining rm. Fish pond & tea hou se. 4709 DORCHESTER OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5·3-0 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE Near new, custom bit 5 bdrm home. De- sighed by Herbert Brownell. ~1ost rooms have lovely water view. Lge famiJy rm & formal dining room . ~'lany Cine features. Pier and slip. Good location. $167.000. 16 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5:30 MESA VERDE -$39,500 Immaculate 3 bedrm & family rm borne w/2 baths. Enclosed lanai. Large rooms, stone fuepl & rm for pool. Nicely landscaped. IMS SAMAR PL. OPEN SUN 1-5 :30 WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR-OWN" On the water! Fantastic view & pride of own- ership bldg. Private marina, pool , jacuzzi & security guard. Adult occupied . 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths. Immaculate! $89.950. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT Charming Rustic Provincial with 3 bed- rooms, dining rm & 2 baths. On a pri n1e cor- ner in the prestigious area of Peninsula Pt. Perfect for beach lovers. fl urry! $75.000. 21l9 SEVILLE OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5:3-0 HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$49,500 Ne v.·ly painted interior. Bright ?vtonaco mod - el w/3 bedrooms or 2 & den. 2 Baths. You "'"n the land~ Best bu y & quick possession. 2u2 1 PT. WEYBRIDGE SAT/SUN 1-5 :3-0 IRVINE TERRACE -$5-4 ,900 St1ll lime for fun in the pool. And this is a dandy one. Charmin ~ brick trin1 hon1c '' :J spacious bdrms & di ning rm. Some UCt'illl view. Nea r .Fashion Island . llurry' LINDA ISLE LOT -$69,lCO A real cho ice Taylor l'o. i-:xclusi\t J:1uld your own luxury home on tlus island uf fin<'r homes & yachting. A real buy: OCEAN FRONT VIEW SITE -$45,000 Encinitas R-2 Lot. High on a cl.if£ overlook- ing fabulous beach & ocean. Near La Cos ta. Gtneral · Salisbury R:~,lty EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE &y11-1dr Place Oupln: lot ovrr 250 ft. 1.h.'t'p, lrd 1ntc-r· f'St in p1t!r, flttra ~lng. io"tt land lyou <1'1'·n it!), The very bf>sl pri\'ale I. quiet btoarh lol'allo11. $210,000. Cl\H for Appo1ntml'fll Evc•nin~s 675-4437 ****'* LITTLE IS.LAND 3 Bdrm., 2 b:dh11; garqc. Benut. romrr location. Jmmar. tf'111lenct>, Let ua ahow you? s.it5.IXM>. : Salisbury R:coil ty Jl.5 MARINE A VE. BAL.BOA ISLA.i'ID CALL '7U900 Country Club 5 BR'S + Den $57,500! A CHIP SHOT TO FAIR· WAYS! Stparatt'd livin&: room. 111a!tS1\lt' stone fir.· pli.f'f'. FORr-.1AL DINING! Sunken ~·1.•t blU' In ROCK \\'ALL E 0 SECLUDED F'A.i\1I LY n oor.t! Polish('(! i.:hrl'~ kitchf'n. 5 h.,NGSlZE BF:DROOr.1.'\~ l!UG~: DEN, TOO! Lilundry room. Park: hkr grouncl.~. By ~frt.11 VPn lr Country C!uh~ PP,ICF'. RE· OUCED T\\'l.("E • MUST SELL TODAY! Exrc-ullve barjt'aln • flurry <:all today • 645-0.'lOl. . 101:1.\I I 01\0\ ' Rt,.,;.•-oA .<. Split Level In Newport Heights 1o THE REAL "\.. LSTATERS "' iJIJfSl .. Jhl •!;: ">l1U l.l~r:tl')' clttla"•-w.our~ (fll'\"-' \cry l&J'ff' .«troom11 1111 tud1ng a ftr'l"f)ll'I,..,. tn ttw> m:-u:rl'.'r -.;unr 1111· 11~···· ··1.it·or Min e\·en- 1ng1." lt:ornblln;: kite-hen I v.1lh !i'lnraj.,'f' j!alnre .and a l1n:.:h1 l•r• 1kt;"1 "a 1 i n g Al'l'!l. Tt•r IOUl1Ul n1,..nt Si7t' pool t.d•li:> 111 !I~ family room 11•1!1 !llay lur thr-no•w Office Open Saturday & Sunday mv!K'r. Thi5 1~ .1 ··u11t1>m ''Our 27th Year" built . 1•:ith a ruh in bo!il C-2 ZONING WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtor• bathii. Thi~ danrly 1v1th a 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road lo1v maintrnnflCT' yonl 1s or- "Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club fc red ;it $44,750. 125 n " '9211 IL r-.11, NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 C. F. Colesworthy zoned HEAVY COAL\tER-G9neral General & Company ClAL. Owner 01ust sell im--------- m<d. and ,111 '"""''" au 4 BEDROOM + Peninsula Point , 640°0020 =· ~~ IMi:'tio~~· FAMILY ROOM ;~';.';',;;;,'' """""' ""'"' _S_T_A_R_T_E_R_P_A_D_ c"' 90°/o RNANCING Call "'"""' ""'""'"' "'"· $15,500 This 2 )'l'ar old sparkli~ Oceanfront Point Newport dean h:lme at only C4.~ I On extra Jge . Jot. 4 BR, 2 POOL at IA 1oda)'!I' 1op value, L:rn· baths. Ca.II lnr app'l to lt'e. IT·s TRUE! A!5l.lme $95. PE'l' Fal iew dov:n pymt. Oxiire ron-' $100.IXXl ino. or Bl-Y F'OR S200~ " venient location near park Call 67J.-3f'if)l f1 12-2'2:"~ E\·c•. '""'"'911 and club house-with poot 2 Peninsula Point Roomy. INCLUDES WASJf. J baths. l.o\•ely ga r de n Delightful BaJboa P(111n. 5 F.R, DR\rER AND REIBJG- tanytiml kitchen wilh htl-ins and .sell BR .. 2-sty. hnmr. \·a1·ant A· ERATOR! Pool pluA patio! Call a t once • 64j..-0300. CONDOMINIUM Perfect for euy living, This one is in dr \ighlfu!ly sharp condilion. The Pt'tfect l bedroom, 2 batK limne, just a short wa.lk to clubhouse ready to n1n1·r in. Ah!><'ll!t'r owner anxiou1! $79,500. Call: 673-3663 673-ll086 Eves. associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2015 W ll<ilboo 673-366) and pool~ Thn>W •woy tho 1-*~0~P=EN SUN. 1-5 * TRIPLEX lawnmowt'I' and enjoy !he 1127 POMONA AVE. wttkends, Aakln& only . , • Du tch clean. :mmac. cond. Plusb av.men mUt, and CUI· $22,.500, Lnvl>ty 4 BR. home, l% lom designed for hiaxtmum CALL 5t6-Sl80 ((}pen Ews.) be."s .. C"'""· le drapes.rfrplc. l«Ul'ity I-beauty! Near ntw ~.. w/IOlazium. eo1y firepJ A: , HERITAGE . . REALTORS & F.A. heat. Cov"d. patio. aJl n:aadern eoDVfaienctS. Nicely lnd.scpd. Xlnt ~ A Mllght to bthokll CALL c:ina:. C.omt' take a look! • 545-8424, OOU11l CX>Ac:o"J' I Olli.\ I J 01.SO\ RE,AJ. TOA:; $1.00 MOVES IN ANY VETERAN BUYER I Sellt'r pa):ir ren1al n lng Veleran':ir rost,11 cir closing costs for n lA buyf'r. Sharp, clean 3 bdrm .• family rm., trplc., 2~, yrs. youna:. Nnr Westminster St. &: Eoclid Aw. l1rwin ,...tty Inc. General BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bath home on corner lot, near pool & hig h s c h o o I. New condition. Ocean vie\v from living rm . Excellent loci- tion on Vis ta Bonita. $37,850 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR lsl1nd1r1 Building 341 -Btysid• Dr., Suite 1, H.B. 675-6161 General * BAYSHORES * OPEN SAT. lo SUN. 1.5 2500 MARINO OJSCRlMlNATINC BUYER -J.ge. cor. lo•, :Z bdrm. :Z hlllh, kingsize 1;,., room, 1am1Jy room. blt-tn k..itchc'n. llN"lurtccl polio, c-a pp,, r plumbi1 ~. Jbl. car 11::11.ra~ .+ c-ar pcw1 • PRICED •I ONLY $..-.&,!JOO. HUNTINGTON BEACH """""""""""""""""""""""",...,...,...,...,...,...,. OPEN SAT. lo SUN. 1-5 COATS 1Ci1.. & WALLACE "fll&il REALTORS SHOWCASE OF VALUES WIFE PLEASER End that search by taking the little woman to see this beautiful 4 bedroom SEA WIND home. located jusl a mile from the coot Pacific Ocean. Adult OC· rup ied . 'fhis home has been profe ssion· ally de<:orated and landscaped , and is in move-in condition! This model features the popular sunken conversation pit. double faced fireplace. with rathedral ceiling in the l ivi n~ room and formal dining room . Ideally located, rhildren can walk to all sc hool s. Take over PX· istin~ hi gh balance VA loan. $38,950 CALL 962-4454 4·PLEX HOME AND INCOME Live in owner's 3 bedroom unit with the other 3 units help with the payments. FANTASTI C condition. Gross monthJy income $1i0. Need one day advance ap· pointment to see. Make your reserva· lions NOW . CALL 546-4141 COOL OCEAN BREEZE Compare the price. compare tbe con· venience, comp are lhe value, then call us lo seP this sharn ~ bPd room home. close to shops an d "rhnnl.1:. and onl y 11h mile to the ocean Thi.Ii rt<'\\" listin g won't la.~t lonl?. $28.950. Try fl', 00\\.'0. CALL 962-4454 A COMPLETE HOME 2000 SQ . FT. l·~\·rrvth ing you've been lookin[! for all under on e roof. :? hrdrooms, <lining room. 20' x 40' flUf\TPLrs ROO\I. l·orncr lot with BOAT OR TRAYLER GATE. l11>h landscapin g including SPRINKLERS. front & rear. bu it tin ca binets in garaj?e and ~uess what A LA UNDRY SINK. Jusl move in arld enjoy. OUR EXCLU- SfVE. CALL for appointment to see. 546-4141 IDEAL FOR ADULTS Cozy 3 bedroorn 1-lun tington Bay Condo, located near pool and clubhouse. Th is is a great hom e for retirees or ideal for the youn g couple. Co nvenient to ma ior shoppi ng area. \Va.~her and rlryer in- cluded for only ~22,500. CALL 962-4454 $25,900. and you gel Tll F. WHOLE Tl!lr\G which includes 4 bedrooms. detached dou ble garage and Jots of roo m for boat or trail- er sto rage. J,arge farm style kitchen, shutters etr. V.t\. no do"'" or low do\\11 FHA. CA LL 546-4141 SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE -1963 - At Atl•nl• lo M•gnoll• 962"44$4 Huntington Beech At Harbor & Baker 546-1141 Coste Mesa 9192 ALBANY CIRCLE t.ce. <t txlrn1 .. 2 bath, c:om· plf'tely Ullll:ratlf'd, l~ltJll pl/\)' room w/\\-et bar. f'll'l'I. bit· w;1tr. opent1•, sprinklers f'I R • $38,900. ~ COSTA MESA -1r Compltolely ~l"-watr-rt ln- alde It out., Mw aha& C'll1"P"I 1hru-0u1, ne~· vinyl In I kitc~n. 3 bdrm. I< tam. I roon1, :z battu, lge. <.'Or. lot I \\'/boll.I & camper accn1 - O:\L Y $1jJIOO. * LOTS OF LOTS * NE\\'PORT llEJGIITS $18,(0) NPT. HGHTS. VIEW $21.500 WESTCL!r:t .. A.REA 29.500 I "C" THOMAS Realtor n4 \V. Coast Jl wy. Sols-5577 Ne~·port Beach Eve. !;.6.5643 I HAVE A FULL HOUSE? And need lnOre room • ttlf'n this ;, btd100i11 plul hunily f'O()m and separate Jormal 1lin1ng room ta )"OW' ~Tr. Located ln Newportll firnt In 88.yCl'Hf. 3% baths. Cultom bu.ill ~-Ith many ex- Pf'M I\'" ft"al urf's. HUif' li v- ir?J mom, flrf'pia<'t", l'·f\v cpt~. Orapt"1!. Heavy a.Ni.kt' root Beautiful landseaptnc. Asking $84.~. Make OUer Call fi7l...i550. \o \THEREAL \"\L. ESTATERS ~ . ", . ' OPEN HOUSE S & S BUILT CAPlmANO (Goldenwest Estate•) I SUNDAY 11-6 7111 Cnlby Ci r. fnr. Mc1'~ad dcn &.· r;r,!hartl 1 TR I . LE\·J-:L ~. t;.lrm .. cul,...le-Y.t', r:-.eeuuvc hom(.". 1~1 .9:il. \fl"t ~r in family nn., 1tep <lO'l\'n li\·lng rm., format dln- 111·~ nn. CO?.D: TAKE A LOOK SE~ KASABIAN Real Estat• 962-6644 ' I FINEST ON THE WEST SIDE ! * J Bedroomll in Good Lo- C"a l10n * Coverf'd Pal111 1 * Fmr Carpels I * Re<il'corated Inside ' Out * Custom Stont' Fil't'place • f':lnbnralc Stonr Planltt11 I & Det..ornli~·,. J.~ealurts In- JJlck' It Out f • Copper P lumb1nr I * Sre II -You'll Buy fl At 127 ,5£1) *YARDS OF YARD* r 3 BR. 2 ba. lmm11c. bouv ,,,,/din. rm. Could bt tM. lar&~t lot in Com Mn1. $27,950 \Von't l.ut . hurry! BALBOA BAY PROP. MORGAN REAL TY REALTORS. ~""""!"'""""""""""""~i~'~73~6~M~2~~_:6~7~5 ~64:::59~~~~,~~~ General r...eneral I Gener•I IJ!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I / * Ml-7491 * Genertl General General 968-+4(6 (24 Hours) Gen1r1I C. F. COLESWORTHY & COMPANY, REALTORS COMFORTABLE FOUR BEDROOM RANCH Sure to please the housewife is the locaUon of the kitchen and casual famil y room with field stone fireplace with ralsecbbearth.. Separate sen•ice porch "'ilh 'ti bath. The formal din ing room and living room~both have garden views. Custom over-sized garage with plenty of room for a regular shop. Covered breeieway that serves as boat or third car park- ing. Super storage and wardrobe closets galore. Perrect family hon1e. Assumable low in· terest loan. ~lesa Verde's fin•st. '47,SOO. EAmLUFF CONDO Jusl new on lhe market at '34 000, thiJ three bedroom 2 balh home I! sure lo plel.!<>. Dec- orated like a model, quiet inside palio, lhls town house iJ a lovely home or great invest· menl Close lo lhe Village Shopping Center. HARIOR VIEW HOMES-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Squeaky clean, vacant and raedy. The Texas based owner says ''Let eomeone move right iti now till we c::an clOH ,lll eserow.11 You own the land· f bedroom, family room, formal din- ing rqom. Modern bolllt.in kitchen thJI mah'! cooking for the family a real !real Heavy •hake roof. Priced to Mil Ibis weekend at f38,QOO. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM DESIGNED-CUSTOM BUILT ~'"or a discriminating .o\\'1ler this split-level contem~rary offe:s somet~in g different in liv- ing space and dramatic elegance. Three bedroom with extra fireplace 1n the master suite, Breakfast eating area in the bright kitchen. minimum U,P"keep lan d~aping. just right for the active fa mil y that's on the go go go. Held open tJti!5 Saturday and Sunday from I 00- 5:00. 442 Catalina. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1:00.5:00 44 BRAEBURN LANE, BIG CANYON Securly localed in the heart of Big Canyon, th!J home offero lhe ultimate in gracious liv- ing. Decorated wllh coordlnated colol'$ running to the soil greens and yellows in Van Lull papen, cmlom color window coverings and the finest in deep pile carpel$ lhrough- out. Four bedroow, three baths, formal dln·lng room, modern buill-in island kitchen and so much, much more. AN ISLAND PARADISE Here on the mainland -tranquility ii yours In lhe picturesque Harbor View Hills home. Lush landocaplng -balmy breezes wblsperlng genUy by a waterfall to give lhe quiet con· tenled feelinf of the good life. Four spadous bedrooms, formal dlnlng room and separate breotlut eeling ana. Pe'rfectlon thtouibout. Fee Land '86,SOO. , Eastbluff Office, 2545 Eastbluff Drive -640-0020 I r " . ... . . . . . .. ... . . . . .. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . • • . .. ... ~ .. ~ .. -........ ,,, .................... - s.-.-l2. ltn PERFORMANCE, RESULTS, SERVICE AND INTEGRITY Immediate Action WE Will SELL YOUR HOME! What you're intere1ted in i• a 1ati1fyin9 1ale of your property in the shortest pouible time . Thi• laku action and the Elmore Company is an ac• lion oriented Compa ny. '' '' WE DO WORK HARDER y~~Rs:~~~;RTY WE WILL HELP YOU FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT - OVER 500 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM Real Estate Professional Salesmen & Brokers! The opportun ity is here' You are needed immed- iately for our ra pid ly ex- panding Real Estate di- vision. Positive oppor· lunity for advancement . 645-4040 PLEASE CALL US TODAY FANTASTIC PACIFIC SHANGRI LA 645-4040 ,. . Commercial Prim• commercial property on +~~ Sen Diego freewey. Approxim1tely 3.21 1cres lo- cat.d on 1 mejOt' off ramp fantastic erposure for 1 re· tail business North West ciuadrant Magnolia ind W er· ner traffic count 130,000 1 d1y for only $3 .00 per sq. ft. CaU 7 B•droom•, 6 B•+h,, super /1rg• f1mily room -•urideck, '4 c•r 91r19•, eddition•I pe rkinq for 10 c1r1 . Prime B~lbo1 Penin1ule Po int loc1tion on l prime lot1 1/1 block to bey or be1ch et only $135,000. Th11 property ii being secrificed wey below preient in.,,e1tment . ~~~~~~~~~, FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES BALBOA PENINSULA POINT 7 bed .. 6 ba. plus large family roont. su ndeck. £our car garage parking for 10 cars In beautiful liled courtyard . plus many many other features con· la1ned in th is 7.800 square foot home-built on three' lots loraled 3 half block lo beach or bay. $135,000. Sho,1n by appo1nl. LOOKING FOR UNITS? \\le have a four plex on Balboa Peninsula. 2·3 Bedroo111~. 1·2 Reriroom. !·Bachelor. Fully rented -$10.000 0 011'11. ~"'ull Price $89.500. FIXER-UPPER ON THE "POINT" Prime Balboa Peninsula area. 30 x 90 lot lo alley. 3 bed. hon1e needs paint and carpeting. All elcctrie home · good rental nrea. VACANT and ready for the summer rush. L,ot appr;ii:-;cd ru Si40 M. full price only $3fl.fl50 . Sale !'Ubject to <·our! appro\"ll GOLF COURSE VIEW C:harn1in,i:: 4 bed., 2 story home in choice easl~ide location ne<1r Santa 1\na Country Club. 2 full baths. beautiful tile. bar style kitchen \\'ilh elertrir buil!ins. Rai sed fireplace. nice carpets. detached double ga rage. Full price $36.750 · ov.•ner has moved to 1.1ontana. 1.1ake offer. Zoned for horse. NEWLY DECORATED Try thi s 4 bedroom home on small Cu l-de·Sac in beautiful hard"•ood floors. Fireplace. F .A. heat, Electric builtin kitchen, large double garage '''ilh built· in storage and work bench. Raised patio deck overlooking tree shaded rear yard .. l\11 this for only i33.000. Owner said sell '. BALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX 3 Bedroo1ns. 2 baths upstairs. 2 bedrooms down. New \\'/\V carpeting, rirapes. co1npletely furnish ed w/ne\v king sized beds thruout. Redecorated in and out. 8 years old. 2 car garage v.·/alley entrance. Full price only $79.500. Has existing GI loan at 77c of $45 ,000 and owner \\I /carry a 21'D. so ~ubmil :i;nur do,vn payn,ent. Live in one anrl rent the other. TWO PLUS TWO WATERFRONT "RIGHT ON" POINT 200 feet on \\ater -hoth aparlmcnls have vie"· nn lhr 11atcr l ;oorl nel spenc!.ablt. Onl.v S9.950 dO\\'n. Present owner 11•111 finanre thr balance. Fantastic oprortun1ty -Please-ca ll toda y. . - WE TRY HARDER Dedicated Sales-team Our sal es-team is made up of professionals who are ded ic ated to your service and satisfaction. ' • • • • • • • 645-4040 OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY 5ATUlDAY & SUNDAY J "t' Oen, 1 l:t1th, 2••• ~'"'• All• Awt . Ce•f• M111. $14,750. Op111 Hou•• St+. I 51111. I .5. SATUltDAY I SUNDA"f l lid., Ot n, f ., l btth, 179 I' lo• P1 •01 , Fo1111f•<11 v,n, •. Sl•.•so Op~n ho u•• S11 & Su11. 1.s. S.t.TUlDAY I SUNDAY -4 o• l /de11, 2 bt .. 201 Su1111neh Pl.. Cool• Mt1• 'll.000. Ope11 ~ou•• Sit & Sun. SATUIDAY I SUNDAY 1 bid., 1 be., 444 s,.;u, A.~•"u•, l1lbot P1"i111ul1. S•l ,fSO . Op•~ hou1t Sil & Su~. 1.s. SATUltDA"f I SUNDAY l l:t.tl ., I b1 ., 1514 l1!bo• 'I. l•lbo•. 1Jf.f50. Os11~ ho1,11t 51+. ' Sur. 1.s RUSH WIWAMS Yk• """'""'· ., .. ., • EDWARD JOFFE • RICK ROEGNER . • . HERSH McMULLEN • ALBERT ANTHONY MARTELL • VIRGINIA GEORGE VOSBURG • I I . FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES VERY RARE Beautiful duplex on Balboa Penlnsula wit h private bayfront beach and room fo r pier. Upper: 3 bed., 2 ba. Lower: 2 bed .. 2 ba. Outstanding laundry room with 1h·ba. Potential income considerable. S198,500. THTS IS BAY· FRONT IN BEAUTrnJL BALBOA'. LIVE ELEGANTCYI A fine custom home on ex.CJ:usife SantiaiO Drive th --sl)trest. Lovely en• trance: 4 bed., 3 ha .. larie family room. formal dining room, 2 fireplac.1 excellent kitchen, BIG laundry room. Attractive pool and yard. 3-ca·· garage. F'ce land. All for $98.500. DUPLEX FURNISHED ln1a gi ne Beach area duplex. 3 bed. up, 3 beet down . FURNISHED. JUft . $77,000 with a beautiful VA 7% assumable loan of $55.000. 2 blocks lo ocean. 1 block to ba~'· BRANO NEW DUPLEX ON PENINSULA About 75~o completed. 3 bedrooms, 2 ba. up, 2 bedrooms. 2 ba. down. Choice corner location. Your choice of carpet colors. Excellent rental lo- cation and you get 1st user depreciation. Full price only $79,500 . SANOPOINTE HOMES 4 bd., 2¥.1 ba., family room. Beautiful, immaculate. adult-occupied home. $34.950. CHOICE POINT LOCATION 2 bedrooms and family room, 2 baths, new carpeting, open beam ceilinas thru·out. 2nd bedroom is perfect for teen~ager or in·law setup. On1y 'h: block to bay. Room for boat inside yard. Dble. attached garage. Owner moving out of state and anxious so .!liUbmit your offer. Asking $63.950 . FOUNTAIN VALLE\ JEWEL 3 Bed .. 3 Baths, formal dining room. Beautiful patio. Many expen!'=ive extras in this exquisite home prlced al only $39.950 . REAL TORS Servin9 Greater N.ewport Harbor Area Member Mlltiple Ustin9 Service ROBERT BROOKS • LLOYD GUICHON HELEN BALL • TOM COX CHARLES LOOKABILL • JACKIE SADLER COL JAMES BROOME • CHRIS BARR LOIS CROMMm • LEE MacFarland RICHARD VAN WERT • DON SELF ' II • • • • • • DeANNA POTTS LEN MILLER JOE STAN~ZVK BRENDA PARIS WIU.. .. 114 STRACK JEAN CALLE A Oivialon or E1mon Company Ltstcr r. Elmort, President I I • 4. OUR SlUUS All THE HAPPllST PIOPLE IN TOWN e TV-chin. 4 •Radio • 11~ om ... • Referral • New1paper S)'ltem • Billboards Becau.e never bu a Real Estate Co. off.red 10 much lor ao Ultle -when it's time to sell call Ille olllce nearest you. llG VALUE Your bf'droomJ for only $29.000 in northl.ide COila ~1~. Nke light ld'Cht"n, panelled. LR. flreplace. c.11 t.oday 546-8640. SUl'EI DUPLEX Don't miit." this deluxe brand ncY .. duplex. Each unit hu J BR, 1 Iii baths, Y.'t!t bar, serv· I~ porch end shag carpeting lhroughoul. Quality construction ~.950. Call 546..s640. ,. IE.ADY FOi YOU You must !let' to belitve the lovely interior of this two !tory Ne,,.,•port lftg 3 Bit home y,•lth ronnRJ DR and full Ma~tt'r Bdrm 1uitr. Ask- ing $52.$0. Call 546.8640. Gen1r1I . "' DOWNTOWN HUNTINGTON IEAUTY J<"root Its anklr-drrp ahai: e&rpeting to Its lo\·ely ~n-laMi room, lhi. walk to beach. rustom Mme an tt\rtt city Jota ia a mwt lff, 1'hrtt Bedroom&, den-&tudy, l" bath. and for- 1M.l dlnl~ room all owrtook th• "A11tt Jn \Vonderland" huge formal gardens. Grandpa or Teenager's hideaway room. bath, and work .. shop In stpe.ratc building. ~1otlvat~ ttU,... ina-proressional has priced it reaJJ.sUcally. Please call for appointment 842-Mfl. QUICK MOYE-IN on this vacant Npl. Helahts beauty. Htavy shaK cpU, modt.>m built-In kitchen, brick rttt- pla1•r, and \•Ir"·; or th~ ocean from the front yard. This J Bf!. I l,t bath home ill onl1 7 )'N. uld. Yours for :S44.950. CaU 546-8640. SPANISH STYU Rrautlfully remodt'll'd insldr v.•ith Spanish a n:ht'ii;, lovl'ly hi.grade shag cpts and rr· ···~ liJ:hling It: bPautltul tu~ noors in kitchen. All lhL" 1J!U! added on family rm in 4 Bdrm home priCf'd for quick II.le at $29,500. &'f' it loday ~6-8640. ASSUME SV.."I• LOAN STUNNING HUNTINGTON HAllOUR MANSION F'Ollr bedroom \\'iltt 2~ batM. Walking di11· tnore to 11ri\•ate beach. Enclosed front court- ~ard. Un.mallc landst'apt>. Thrtt J:19tlos. :BX> ~q. rt. Olnini; room, firt'plact, \V\V carpets. Elrclric d~am kilchrn. Call Collect 846-2881. ~lf'an Ch•an ttlroughout. Vrry cuod locaLion in tM Goidf>n WHt Qille1:t' a~n. Pool 11 heatPd and filtered with ample entertalnmrnL lira. lirick Ftrt>pl&Cf', Gal Bulll·lns, New C.r-~ling. New fllA or VA tcMr\I or Mau!Tlf' exi1Ung FHA loan payable $238 per month total. Still lots ot swim time! Call 842..5541. INCOME l'IOPllTY Gross $600/mo. for this l't!'«nUy clcant'd. pa.inttd and recarpeted 4 plex. Only -"1.!iDO \v1th good aMumablc FHA Joan. Cal.I today 546-8640. J IDIM Beautiful i1hup home. ?.Jany e:xtrL~. Extra. lnrrc muter bc>droom Dining roun1 Proft·~· !>ional lanWcaJM'. &Utt n1oll\•atcd: Squeaky <'Iran. Call 8-16·2881. "MISSION VIUO GIAN.ADA" A Charming four bedroom two-bath hame in exdting liflsslon Viejo. Has a. ~X45 patio for 1urnmer fun, a beautiful u1f'd brick fl~place far winter comfort and a GI loan Msuma.bl• by anyone. Modestly priced at $32,500. Call 496-9700 or 492-9700. COSTA MESA0NEW~OIT IEACH 262' HAllOI ILVD.-546 1640 HUNTINGTON IEACH 17Mt llACH ILVD.--M2·SM1 5142 EOINOIR AYl.-14~2111 MISSION VIEJ0°SAN CLEMENn 2741 CAMINO CAPISTIANQ-..492-9700 POUNTAIN VALUY .__ tOt2 TALlllT-ff2-777 1 • VISIT POLYNESIA IN YOUI OWN IACKYAID Lari;:r tropical trees, fi&h pond, f1rr 11ni.:. Bring your boat through 1ate "'Ith allry ac- ('et.5. \Valk to beach. Ownrr transJerrt•d '"' don't mlu seeing this J bedroom 2 ™'th home. Uberal Financlng, Only $24,500. C&ll 002-m1. HOUSE OF ILUI SHAG lll J Bdr., 2ii Baths, pool, 1.nd one mile II) beach. Onl,r :S23,500 and available todty. \\'on't Jast. 842-5541. THIS THIH llDIOOM :? Bath B<>auty will pit>&~ thl' 1nnst di5Crlml· nalln~ "'on1an. No-w kltt•hl'n applial"k..~. d1,h• "'&lilwr and :.l'lf·clrani111< ovt•11! llefurl)1shrd thru-out. l·llL~ co~·rn'd patio and frn~ yard Jor th•· kitis. Available for immedlnlr ocl'u- lllflncy "'ilh Ju"· d0\\'11 l'•~·ment. Pricrd at S35,500. 33291 Brrmrrton, DRna p,)in t. "lJl'F.N llOUSf," SATURDAY 1: SUNDAY J.:'J. Trlr· pho~ 492.9700 ar 496-9700. FIVE IEDIOOM SHOllCLIFFS Thi11 Mutiful t"·o-1tory horn~ y.•IJI accommo. datt' that J.arg,. family. J•ck 6 Jill room, 2~ Baths. Sb•t: ('Arr)l'ting and many rxtrL~. \\'t•t u.,r \\'hh µas~·lhru lo patio. P()(oi !iZ£' Int and priced at only $46,750. 2625 Ca~cadita. S.C. "OPEN H'OUSE" SATURDAY 1-l. Trlephanr VIA 492-9700 or 496-9700. Closes $2,000,000 In Sales llun1,. 011 hor~r Int. 1t11pt•)". 20.noo sq IL . 4 •••1n11~ Lrot also ..:••nrd B·4 nl"ll1' llranl!r ('our•· ty Airport. Subm11 ,Your offl'r lo j,.neludr 10 AC'N''l listed in Yucca Valll"y, ur purchast' 11c111u·atel)o. Ckll 962-rrn. THIEi IEDlOOM IEAUn $2',500 ~IO\'r in for $2100 complrtr! f\ew carpels and drap('~. Immf'dlatr 1io.1t>Uion on c~lt ap- flr<l\'al. Pantiled hvini: room "'ith fLn-placr. Nf'"' paint insldf> and oul. llui;:r fruit and 11hadr treMI l..argt' pallo and fenCf'd dol( r un. Laundry room. Har<t....·ood rloon. Gl't'at fam1· ly home and area. Ca.U COLJ.ECI' 846-2881. , .t.LC RIMS ••• $27,'50 ••• J IDIM Bikr to ~1cDonnel·Dou11:las. all lK'hoob and 11hoppini::. NP\\' paint in and out. Den in garagr. Palos Verdr11 11tnl)(• firl!!placr. TPrritic 111.nd· 1ca.ping. Patio. Cll.l'[lf'lii; :t.nd drapPs. Quick posH"ssion. Call 846-:JSSl. I $1' s 11 $' $ $11 $J$$•'S1 $1' s 1 1 $1 $ $11 $ $1$. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;1;;::;;;;;;;~~ ! ~;;; ___ ... _ ... _~~---· ....... _~_'I.:;;;;;;;;;;:.:;~;.;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;; G9ner11 O.ne1 ~I GeMral General Gener1f G<?ntral • SUNRISE, SUNSET VIEW OCEAN AND CANYON • Just remodeled 3 bedroom. 2 bath, dinin{T room (or family room), fireplace. cheerful bdill·in kitchen with inviting SUNDECK for .,.vour entertaining pleasure, overlooking the canyon & view of the ocean. One-of-a-kind in CAMEO HIGHLANDS ............. $69 ,500. • THREE ARE BETTER THAN ONE TRIPLEX, CORONA D&L MAR • ONE-OF·A·KIND; 2·2 Bedroom, 1·1 Bedroom. Clear. Owner may carry. Close to shooping. This will go in a hurry ............ $71 ,500. • EXPECT TO BE ENVIED WITH THIS VIEW • . . . from this freshly J'ainted and decorated -----=---=--=-:;;.=--=--;;;;;/-~~~~ -SEE CATALINA oflnJa !)6£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Lindi Isle Drive Beautiful new 5 BR., 41h: Ba. home. Water.. front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome oak paneled fam. rm., frplc, wet bar. Large master suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area. View ol Bay & the mountains ..... $179,500. 11 Linda Isla Drive Completely furn. 5 Bdrm., 41h bath home. Lge. waterfront living rm. with floor to cell. marble frplc. Formal dining rm., family rm., maid's rm .. Pier & slip ......... $195,000. 53 Lindi 1111 Drive Elegant 5 bdrm., H> baths; on la~oon. New ~a~~·~ ~{i~P~~ .& . ~all.pa~r .. ~~eI~2~~ 57 Llod• ltlo Drive -Open Sunday Custom 4 BR., 3"2 ba. home on Lagoon. Mslr. BR. has silting area & lrplc. Waterfront family rm w/conversation pit around the frplc.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... $189,500. 101 Lind• Isle Drive 4 BEDROOM & NEW CUm'Obt 4 bedroom, 2~la bath, hU&e family room v.·ith formal dining, hure Jot with ampll!! room for po o I , camper, boat 1tof'&i'e. Great view of Cat1.llna and the water. Built 1n stereo M>lr· cleaning O\'en. and all rhr fi~st fin1sh1fti louche11 11 custom home has. Bu~r has rho1Cf' or ~'Olor or carpeting. All for s..;9.IXkJ. To aee Cai.I 646-TITI. O THE REAL "-EST/\TERS GOY'T. REPO. ~ man'• IOI!& can be yaur gain. Sharp Men Verde 2 story 4 bdnn home, only 2 yrs old. Eve~ne is el!rfbl~ lo buy this Gov 't ~-nt'd propPrty. Shag carpets thru· out, beautiful bulltlnii; and BIG fmily rm. Only $1 ,900 . Dl::n\-11 Call us immed. bid1 must be tubmi!tcd beforr Pele Barrell Jea/t'J pre6~n/6 A REAL WINNER WESTCLIFF -This altractlve home is in a very desirable neighborhood. The patio and _va rd were professionally de!igned; There are many unusual custom-built features to delight the really selective home buyer. A traditional Jiving room , formal dining room and 3 bedrooms -o!fered at ...... S75.500. 1529 Lincoln Line, N.B. Open Sit & Sun 1-5 INDIVIDUALITY FOUR BEDROOM BAYCREST HOME -Lo- cated on quiet cul-de-sac. Garden so full of pines you can smell the mountains! This all-wood home is nestled behind a fence for complete privacy. O!fered at ...... $78,500. BAYCREST CORNER NEWLY DECORATED -Has everything: Beautiful 3 bedrOC"m. family room, large dining room \\'ilh '''et bar. plus \vorkshop. Sec thi!' •• ~w li!iltng this weekend. . $72,500 . 1901 Glenwood, N.B. Open Sit & Sun 1-S 2 bedroom. 2 bath an den with wood panel· ing. covered patio for your entertaining plea- sure.o;. 'vith superb landscaping. SEA to ap- precia te. . . . . . $54 ,500. Lovely 5 BR .. 4 be. home ""ith do~·nstairs \vaterfront mstr. suite & lge . game rm. or study. Mexican tile floors. beam ceilings, quality construction, slip . . . . . ... $155,000. Aug. l j1h. Call 546--:;&'ll 10"'" "'"'I ROOM TO PLA y • ~SY ON THE EYES IN EASTBLUFF e For Complete lnform•tion "· t -HERITAGE ' • REALTORS i.i':A HARBOR LIGHTS from this newly dee-On All HomH & Lots, PIH10 Call: .chted POPULAR MODEL 4 bedroom, 2 bath, BILL "RUNOY, REALTOR SERIOUS SELLER cOninJl'. room, rock (irenlace. carpets & drapes. w allsti ~ullJ·iQ kitchen. Safely fenctd·in back yard )ti B.oysido Dr., Suite I, N.11. 675-4161 ~,. ....;.t. P~•n "'; for the litlle ones. . ............. $55,500. ~"'""'l";.,,.,...,...,...,..'!"'"'""'."!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9,..!.j ...,...u.d bedroo"" and 2 • MAGNIFICENT BAYF~~i'J PIER & SLIP • ,;;:;;:;;:;;;~;;;::.:;_;;-0:;;:_;;;_:;_;;-;;;;;:_:;:_:;_::;°:..;;;;;:"°_:;:::;a~::;~;;;;;:_:;:_:;_::;;;;-:;:_:;:_:;_::;-;;.1 ;~~,;.:.: = ON THE 1,'EN!NSULA. lmmaculale 5 bed· B f t c d "n" ms ""month. Lal1e '""'"lot room. 3v. bath, gorgeous kitchen. 1orrna1 a y ron on Oml IU with 1nu.r ..... Full"""" dining room. For the discriminating buyer. NEW HOMES b 128.950. Submit )Wt down • OPEN HOUSES • psyment to ON THE IA YFRONT (2 BDRM. & DEN I -1400 Kings Rd .. New· port Heights, N.8. $54 ,500. Sal. & Sun. COMPLm WITH IOAT SLIPS EXCELLENT TERMS FROM S~.950 Rea.lion 5&-0f65 Open E\"e~. --- 7700 SQ. FT. BAYCREST HOME -4 Bed· rooms . extra la rge family room plus dining room. Spacious yard and 3 car gara,R:e. No thru traffic on this qWet street ..... $85,000. 1115 Toyon, Newport 8e1ch Open Sun 1-S NEW IACK BAY HOME IN NEWPORT BEACH -Custom 3 bedroom, dining room home. Extremely well built by contractor/owner. Lots of brick, insulated walls, spacious rooms. lovely yard. It's stres!ed and ready for 4th bedroom $81 ,000. 2424 22nd St., N.B. Open Sot & Sun 1...S Olllu Open Saturdoys & Sundoyt PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wo1t<Hlf Dr., N.I . 642-5200 S BR. & FAM. -1306 \V. Bay Ave. (water· front). Gara~e parking avail. Balboa Penin· sula. Sun. 1·5. (3 BEDROOM.) -723 Cameo Highlands. co- rona del Mar. $69.500. Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Pacific: C011t Hwy. •t Biibo• Blvd. lmmaculat• I NEWPORT BEACH TOWNHOUSES, LTD. Model Home! .s,------Gonirol_ j 2 -- 1 4401 W. COAST HWY. 6!U820 ExquW" u..,...dln& and 1,. ;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;j 13 BDRM. & FAM.I -19382 Bethany, Tur· lie Rock . $48.950. Sat & Sun 1.S. .4"4tu1-Stttit1, ~-REALTORS 644·7270 21U EAST COAST~AY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. ~ '""" ............. Thi..... BURR WHITE REALTOR General General tutic 4 bfdroom, family $16,500. 2 BEDRM, li,, Bath Condo. . E-Z llvin&. with no yard work A no malnltnance. Pl)'mtt. of SlU. mo. lnctodt PrTL Wf'l' ..,.., ---------1 room. ronna1 dtnw. room A A N N MONEY, WHO "" tVaYthlrc 1n<1u<11n& nnouncts •w ame NEEDS IT? ......... <ArP•ll••· Se I Sa 0 Impoulble to Im"'"" on Expanded rv c• • me wner Sllle:r pe.ys clo&ln( coat. ... ttdoctd ~ SllOO. Couldn't bt ., tllltr bu:)t! Only $ ~ -· ow, but ,.. too dooe for oomlott. IO thl1 borne. Prlced rl&ht at $41-00D. Ca8 *"2.n3 NOW! ,. THC REAL \~ I.:ST/\TERS ' ', ' ~ ~ .... U-rf frw1· '6 .tiou\h t;out Plaza -Shop Ctnl AU thlo + .,,. WATCll THE SHll'S Burr White Rultor NEWPORT IALIOA OFFICE Fal~t.. =.-i3i:;.~I~ ':' i?:. :!tn!"';:,",.;;~7 SALES OPENINGS AVAIL.AILE 64Wl11 •wA~-1112. COLLINS • ~-"°""by th<-. 2901 Ne"""'rt llv., Newport IHCI! • ... TltlAIURES -r-r,,.l,'.j'!_$:1'~··~$:.l/:::1$::_J*:$:•'1i::,:i $~1'..,!· J~1_.:!'$::,:.'$~l:'.fl_:$Jt:.::•:.!.J-.... C.••.Jf.lmo/a) I __ c_&_w-..:.__,ll1l~~~!:~i!;ltl~~~!!..TA...!~~E ~--''•5-4-6..,30...,.24,._Ho_ur'_Servic __ • __ I IA YSHORES-1112 LOTS Completely remodeled 3 bedroom home in fashionable Baysbores. Private community beaches &: guarded gate. A delight!ul home with cheerful colors, formal dining room, aJI new fu::tures & appliances. Yard large enough lor a pool. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1·5. Tell the guard on the gate you wish to see 2592 Circle Drive. $79,700 PRICED RIGHT Conveniently located 3 bedroom home \Vitti \l'ood paneling, used brick fireplace, family room & heated pool -·an on lar~e. corner lot, for only $39,500, with excellent terms 35 ACRES-SAN MARCOS Located on flmcho Santa Fe Road . Ready for development or excellent appreciation potential if held. All utilities l!tt property. $143,500 Full price SINGLE TENANT-NET LEASE For a worry-free investment, free standing market with excellent return. $385 ,000 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2141 E. Co.at Hwy., Corona dtl Mar "Selling Real E1t1te in Newport H1rbor Sine• 1944" 673·4400 Gtneral YOU WON'T BELIEVE ITI This home just keeps going and It's all done in very good taste! Tbere'1 four bedrooms, a billiard room, lonnal dining room, cozy family room and w l&rge kilcheo, complete with breakfast nook and indoor • outdoor carpeting. The exterior Is done ln such a manner as. to make you pn>ud! You'll love this Unique Home in M .. a Verde at a low $39,9!0. PHONI UNl9UI HOMU. coaONA DIL '"'· ., ...... U~l()Uf tlf)MfS ltlAL ESTATI --------~ -- • " ' I .-• •., ' ~ ~•~ •• • • •• j I t .,. I -.. .,,. •• • . ' DAJI. Y ,llOT _ .... l~I --~~I_ .... I~!_ .... I~ ' COLWELL 2 HOME SITES GLENDALE ... Approx 9300 •Q· IL View or Catalina. Plans for 3 BR, 2 ~ Bath Home included. $9350. El.SINORE ... Approx 4000 sq. ft. in Lake- land Village Owner will carry 2nd Trust Deed. $2500. Cal l 646-0555, Evenings call 642-7438 EASY LIVING To\vnhouse living combines lhe unique r1uali· ties of ind ivi dual home O\\'nership \rilh the carefree attit ude one develops li ving in an apartn1enl. All your ex terior n1alntcnance f'Ut h as 1>ainting, roof work. ga rdening, pool 5ervire and your \\•lndo"' \Vashing can be done for you for a mon thly maintenance fig· ure that is act ually a bargain \\•hen evrry· thing is considered. \Ve currently have sever· al t\\'O and three bedroom JistiDgs in Ne\r· port's best to\rnhouse developments. Call 615-7225 2 HOMES - 1 PARCEL MOST SCARCE Front is 4 Bedrooms, 11h baths, Family Room. Back is 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Each has a Double Garage. Un i ts are separated by much grou nd. 1-~ront 1-lome completely Re· modeled. HURRY -HURRY $39 ,850. Call 646-0555, Evenings 642-7438 LADY BUS DRIVERS? No. those are the neat gals \vho represent us in the El Toro -~fission Viejo area and \11ho have a temporary office at the bus station, until our brand ne'v orfice is available in the ne1v shopping center being built across the street. These fine sales people have had sue· cess£ul real estate careers \\1ith other firms in these areas and are now anxious to serve you under the Colwell name. They are the kind of "bus drivers" you can talk to \Vhile the "bus11 is moving. So call them 586-0222 BEATS RENT Tired or paying the Landlord? Then see thig home. 4 Bedroom, 2 Baths. Family Room. On the Go\C Course in Santa Ana. $24,500. Call 646·0555 , Evenings 642-7438 SEVEN SMALL RANCHES South of Yosemite, at the intersection of f\vo state highways, lies 770 acres of beautifu l ranch land currently being operated as a ranch with all the improvements. The own- ers have decided to offer it in seven parcels, some 40 and some 160 acres in size. The terms are up to 15 years and with your vari· ous tu benefits of installment buying of real estate, these choice properties can be bou ght very painlessly. 675-7225 FHA -VA 3 Bedroom. 2 Baths, Built·in Gas Kjtchen, Fireplace. Double Car Garage, Good Land· scaping Block 'vall 'Fence, Fruit Trees. Hon1e is no\v Vac ant and NO 00\VN to qualified Veterans. $27,750 . Call 646-0555, Evenings 998·1286 HIGH ON A HILL A lovely brand ne'v lour bedroom home awaits your inspeclion and hopes that you will become its owners. It wants vou to be- come the first to live in thi s luxtiry and to enjoy the finest ol features. This is the area in Corona del Mar \\'here the appreciation is unbelieveable. 675-7225 NO TRAFFIC PROBLEM here because there are 3 Baths. \Ve11 design· ed for the active ramily. 4 Bedroom. Family Room, Dinin g Roo1n . Eastside Costa hfesa. 10% Do,vn. $43,500. Call 646-0555, Even ings 998-1286 9UIET CUL DE SAC This pretty lhr" bedroom home with panel- ed den and cathedral celling bu all the le&· turos the acllve family wants. The deep back yard Is divided Into a play area with sand covering, a well protected, prden•area, aod a large lawn area wilh malute fruit trees. The enclosed parking area oilers security and great convenience. The beauutuJ soft yellow color that the homo hu just been painted will catch your eye, let us show you the rest. 646-0555 and 675-7225 2 FOR 1 OUPLEX -Prime Rental Area. Large 2 Bed roo m. t Bath, Garage. FHA·VA Tern115. $21.500. <loll 646-0555, Evenings 998-1286 LOVELY LINDA 'f he most beautiful new home! in aU the I !arbor area are on Linda Isle. Each owner has given his home unique custOm features that make his home completely different from his neighbors. It is simply a beautiful experience to walk around Linda on the red brick sidewalks. Come and do so with us and let us show you the most beautiful five bed- room home you have ever seen. ~75-7225 TRIPLEX -VA TERMS T\\'O -2 Bedroom, One • 1 Bedroom. Very good consistent Rental Area. Only $65.00 Cost" to Veterans. Total Price is $41,000. Call 646·0555, Even ings 646-9702 BALBOA BEAUTY 'fhis lovely older five bedroom, two story model ofrers you a spacious family home on a qu ai nt Ralboa Island. The location is great, ju st off the waler and close to everything. See this beauty today. 675-7225 FOR VALUE RECEIVED this is a must-see. 3 Bedroom. 1 lf.t Baths. Close to shopping, well maintained neighbor· hood. $24,950. FHA Loan may be Assumed. Call 646-0555, Evenings 646-9702 OASIS IN THE DESERT On Bob Hope Drive in Rancho Mirage a love- ly home with t'vo bedrooms, a den, a beated pool and a lour car garage awaits your in· spection. This is a full acre lot with mature citrus and date trees, and the multiple zon- ing allows for six more units. A local owner is very motivated; let us arrange to show you this great recreational opportunity to- day! 615·7225 SOME PEOPLE EXPECT the MOON -tho here's the best buy under the SUN. \Vith 5% Down you may own this 3 Bedroom Home. 1-~ Baths, Dining Room, Large Livin g Room and Chef-siie Kitchen. $30,500. Call 646-0555, Evenings ~6-9702 ASSUME LOW FHA LOAN for $2700 and your n1onthly in'lestment will be $219 including Taxes and lnsurance. 4 Bedroom. l·o/.& Baths, Bia Play Yard. Sal• Walk to Grade School $25,950. C•ll 646-0555 Evenings 548-4569 ' IF I WERE YOU l'd see th is TODA.Y, for '\'e believe this home is the sharpest in the a re a , with the best price £or you. 4 Bedroom, 2 Baths, ~fuch Tile in Kit chen and Baths. \Valer Softner, New C arpets and Fence. Unbelieveable for $25,950. Call 646-0555, Evenings 548-4569 ACTIVE FAMILY WANTED For this ideally located home. Close to all schools inC'luding Top Rated Orange Coast Colle~e. Large Back Yard for Recreation and Camper Storage. 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths Family Room , Fireplace, Double Car Garage: $31 ,950. Call 646-0555, Evenings 548-4569 CAL VET ·~~ 1.yailable IO -DO YOU QUALlfYT GJllNY MORRL'!Olt , ....... ~=-I ·GM·v-r1r.-. • _,_ * Costa Mtta •***• !i'l..(UO Optn Evenings 2-STORY POOL-$20,900 Ifs true! A cracklln&: brick fittplace. Wlndlni' 11:Al.rcase to queen 1lze bedroom.a. Gourmet kitchrn • IN· CLUDES REFRIGERATOR, WASHER AND DRYER! Private patio. Pool with ca~. m 'BUYS m CaU fut Jot appt. to lf!il! • "5-0303 IOltl\I I Ol\O\ -~ .. . [, ~ EASTSIDE -TRIPLEX-xtta large 67·xl65' Jot with 2 betlnn, hdwfl floan dU· pl~x + bachelor unit. Dou· bll• delachl"C! garage. Ask· ing • $43,500 CALL 6t12.1m ~21 RESERVED ••• for our nr.xt llflinK. We guarantet advertlshii and finest profeBsional ser\'lce. CALL 842-111' • w"tll:,. IUl.hWI 17171 Bf'ach Blvd .. H.B. HARD-TO-FIND S~dou•4 B.R. > BA. n nn,. fonnl d.Qi ~ -on gl.aa.n cuf.JINft.: kl\,' art'\'d • hnl\t etc. ln •Ide yard.' $13.:x!O. AMumab'e 6 ...... $32.300! f:l:\'XY AfORRI~)N •• * ~~F.ALTOR.S- .. • ·.. J!im Mess ·GM .v~ °'·East. ._ --'* Cott-Me-. **•** SST-4130 t{)pcn EwrUna.:sl DREAM ISLAND Fawa !&land, jev.'f:'I of the San Juan Islands, 3 Acre• ol tall lin1ben1. Pcr~ct ~ tt'ctt fl loc. ntxt to Dere llnrbour. Only $125,000. YOUR OWN ISLAND FulCst 2.i.9 acre Canadian ~mon fishing island. C106e lo Pe1w:lor 1-larbour. House, Lractor' J df'er I: wild ea.me. Only $115,000. Bill Grundy, Realtor lU Bayside, N.B. 675-6161 (QL WELL Properties, Inc. Party Pool Home Huge heated It. filtered JXIOI sumiunded by yards ol flecking, v.11terlall anri built. in BBQ, 4 bedrooms v.itb adclerl bonus room, carpet• and built-Ins. No do\\·n to vet;;. ~ this August special at only $36,i;iO, A Subsidiary ol lhe Colwell Co. 220 E. 17th St. C.M. 3425 E. COAST HI-WAY, C.D.M. 646-0555 EL TORO 586-0222 675-7225 (14 Offices To S.rv• You, From The Mountain.s To The Sea.) J~ .... ~~"""""""""""""':!'""'""::""'"""""""""""""""'"-"'""'""'""'""""""""'"""~""'~"""""""""""".,...\Realton General Gener.iii General Gener.iii 2041 'VestcliU Drivr Open 'till 9 P~t NEWPORT BEACH CLASSIC Lusk 2·sty. 5 BR .. dining rm. plus den home in EastblUff. Gracious family home: extra lge. step-down den w/massive frpl. & parquet Or. Spacious mstr. suite: interior laundry chute. Great outside entertainment area w/custom shutters. Outstanding landscaping! Get on the list for a private showing. $77,000. 180 DEGREE FOREVER VIEW 3 Bedroom, den home on best Cdr.1 street Immaculate -luxurious! A magic carpet of night lights. $135.000 Q: Orange Coast -0 REAL ESTATE 644 4141 2600 E. Coatt Hwy., Corona del Mair GeMr1I _EXCLUSIVE_ BA Y.FRO~T H.OMES OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 P.M. * 103 LINDA ISLE DR., N.B. a BR., 2~ BA., 66' loL Imported tile entry, Cathedral ceilings. 55' boat slip. $149,.IOO. * 2430 IAYSHORES DR., N.8. 4 BR., 3 BA. 55' lol $149,600 ICINNETH L. HARTMAN, Rut Male ln- nstment& 642-5780 or 64&-2&81. ----~ -------- laily Pilot Clliiiflet Irvine Exclusive Executive 2 slOJ')' "-'Ith 4 s pacious bedrooms, separate den wi th wl"I bar 11.nd fireplace. 8lep do\''" Ji\._ i~ room, formal dining room, eating area ln kit· ctwn, hue ma~ler suite, tri. pie garage. no TI\t1.intenancf! rovertt:I pr1.tio. ~·R bt>t!er than a mQdeJ home. $-19,T:iO. = WAlli f R & LEI Rt"alt(lrS 6-1&-nll ....._ '•''4l:Hl \rl'1'tclifI Drive Open 'Ull 9 p ,\f $27,500 3 BDR. & DEN asJ'u me 6~~ lo'l n. Pnymt'nl~ less than rtnl Central Ooor plan, natural briek flfcplace, bang\na: lnmJ)I &: fireplace equip- ment lnclodt'd, dtnlnr nn .. built-in ~ • IM'n la i!lilifuher, lirk. 540-mo. - TARBELL ABANDONED Cambridge Estate IRVlNE Home RED. TILE ROOF Newport Heights IRVINE S LO\VEST PRICE! A fun family room • double \\lrooght iron 1ate1 unfold firep!a(.'(' 3 0 v e r • I z e d s_parum court)'ard. King bedrooms l'fflly itharp 1- me bedrooms. 2 JNrtlot:. a v a i J a b I e lot fast PCK)L PLUS CABANA! Only p 0 15 8 es s ion ! $31.SOO. SZi,900. Call taat • 66030l. ~11n. . I om \I I 111 \0\ , . . . -,_, \-p THE RE!l.L '\."' ESTATERS ' -THE- TIME BOMB COMPROMISE wllh a &hort price of $17,900. rr yoo are a couple, and no T&ke a look at lhll beAuly. longl'r need a big home, but Lo\\' prlee also ll'ICI~• are not ready tor the con- wuhtt & drytr, VA no flnemrnt ol apartment Uv- down tmu and $100 down Ing, Jrt me 1clt you about a l'1lA •ltrt total pa,ymtnt ot 2 M. 2 BA + au lbe ~ SU6. Why rent! Call now Alto have ! BR, 2 BA tanif! far lnfonnaUon. an&. CALl. 962-.s.\23 cw M7"'642, COWNS• WA1TS c & w 0 W,\i hlH .~ lfl COOL POOL · HERITAGF REALTORS • DIRECTORY ....... ......, ... ....., ........ . ............... ,,. ..... ---~ ........... .... .. S. .,.._... •z1'' •s:llt 1 e. .....,_ •AILY "LOT WANT ADS. ........... .,_.._ tw ................... "" ... '" 1 ~ .................................... . HOUSES l'OI SALi 10252 Kamuela Hunllllglon Beach 12 a..t-,....,11y Rm. or Doti) ~ $26,450 (Sal & Sun 1-$) ' HOO 1Wll\' Rd., (Newport Hls.) N.B. 2145 College Costa Mesa 1144-, ~ (Sat & SUn I-$) 64G-0020 (Sun l·S) 1731 Port Westboume, (Harbor Vu Hills) (4 lledroom Family Rm. or Deni N.B., 646-7'111 (Sat & Suh li-41) *18781 Via Palat!no (oil Amalfi) Tln11• (3 Bedroom) 72.1 Cameo Highlands, Cd.M. 644-7270, $69,500 (Sat & Sun I-$) **44-01 W. Co81t Hwy .. N'pt. Beach 675-6820 (Sat & Sun. 10 to du•k) 221 Millord, (Cnmeo Shores) CdM 644-6200 (Sat I< Sun 1·5) 2727 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 644-2430 (Sat & Sun 2-S) 2592 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) N.B. 673-4400 <Sun 1-5) 4307 Hllarla Way. Newport Beach 64$-2346, $39,500 (Sat & Sun) 5'l7 Santa Ai>•. (Newport Heights) N.il. 646-7530, $42,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 500 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 675-5726 (Daily I-$) 1818 Commodore (Baycrest) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *910 Weslclilf (Westclilll NB 642-8235, $87,500 (Sun 1·5) *263 Octanview IN.H.) N.B. fl42.8235 (Sun 1-5) 1710 Miramar. Balboa 642-8235. $58.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2012 San Remo Dr .. Laguna Beach 497-1256 (Sat & Sun 1~5) 2149 Seville (Balboa Penn. Pt.) N.B. 644-4910, $75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 2021 Pl. Weybridge (Harbor Vu Homes) N.B .. 644-4910, $49,500 (Sat & Sun l-$:30) 3136 Coolidge Ave., Costa Mesa 644-4910, $31,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5: 30) 528 Redlands (Newport Heights) NB 673-7993 (Sat& Sun 12-$) SS! DeAn.za Dr., Corona del Mar 673-7776 (Sat & Sun J-$) 195ll Sierra Seto, Irvin• 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 3101 Barbados, Costa Mesa 546-2313 ISat I< Sun 1-5) 1107 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa 845-030,, (Sun 1-5) 539 San Bernardino. Newport Beach 645-4170, 54~ (Sunday) (l Bedroom Family Rm. or Den} 19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock 644-7'l70, $48,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2030 Galaxy Dr .. IDover Shores) N.B. 646-1550, 1110.200 (Daily 10-5) *2575 Altamar flrvine Cove) CdM 1144-2430, $139.500 (Sun 1-411 6621 Crista Palma Dr., Huntington Beach 842-3673, $11.$00 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 3006 Semo•PI .. (Mesa Verde) CM -<540-247J...ia2,500 (Sat & Sun 9-7:30) lOG Via-Dijon !Lido Isle) N.B. 675-7'62; $75,000 !Open Daily) 2424 ~d St., (Back Bay area) N.B. 6:42·5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2380 Holiday Rd .. Newport Beach Mi-5200, $47.500 (Sun I-$) 196~ Clenwood IBaycrest) NeWPOrt Bch. 642-5200, $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1529 Lincoln Lane (Weslcllll) NB 6:42-5200, $75.500 !Sat & Sun I-$) 18921 Via Messina (TR Hills) Irvine 642-8235 I Sun 2-61 213 Sannhire (Balboa Island) N.B. A75-4000 (Sun 1-4) 6 Emerald Bav. Laguna Beach 67$-8500. S145.000 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 2848 Alta Vi,ta IEastbluff) N.B. &44-ll33, $56.000 (Sun 1·5) 18653 San Antonio, Fountain Vallev 962-5511 . $32.550 !Sun 1-4) 1645 Samar Pl. !Mesa Verde) C.M. 644-4910. $39.500 (Sun 1·5 :30) **3329 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 675-3000 (Sun 1-6)' 1392 Galway Lane, Costa ~esa 548-ll88, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 223 Rochester. Costa Mesa 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 31ll Coolidge, Costa Mesa 646-7171 rsat & Sun 1-61 518 Cameo Hi~hlands Dr .. Corona del Mar 673-8550. $67.950 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2547 Columbia, Costa i·resa ~2313 !Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) i3 Br. and Faimily Rm. or Den) 2012 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B. s;;.5000, $84.950 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2636 Basswood (Eastblufl) N.B. 675-6000, $49,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2968 Mindanao Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5990, $47,500 (Sun I-$) 3019 Java Rd. (Gol! course area) C.M. 546-5990, $58,500 (Sat & SUn 1-$) 2027 Diana Lane, Newport Beach 645-0303 (San 1-$) 435 Aliso, Newport Beach 546-8640, $4-1,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3253 Idaho Lane (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5880 (Sun 1-$) 442 Catalina, Newport Beach 64Q.-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) « Braehurn Lane, Newport Beach 64Q.-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 14 Bedroom) *4521BrightonRd., ICameoSboru) CdM 644-8200 (Sal ls Sun 1-6) %1082 Shepherd Lane; Jlunllngl!in Bcb. ~1823' $37.500 (Sat & Sun) 2627 Bamboo (Eastbluff) NB 1144-1270 $55,500 . (Sat 1-$) 2124 IUJll>land Dr. (Baycrat) NB 646.si55 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2S42 Cynthls (Qff Santa A., N of 23rd)CM 642-8235 $35,950 (Sun 1-6) 4709 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) NB 644-4910 $74,0QO (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) **300 Evenlni Star (Dover Shores) NB · · 645-6500 •121.000 (Sat & snn l-$J 3009 Cleveland, Costa M ... 979-1050 (Sun l-$1 ll60 Union Costa Mesa 848-0SM $15,950 (Sun 1.-5) 20962 Sou& Harbor Bant!niton B-11 l r (Siiii"'l-0) l ' Roel<. M4-6200 (Sat 1-$) *2018 Galuy Dr .• (Dover &bores) N.B. 646-1550 (Daily l~S) 1221 Keel Dr., (HV Hills) N.B. 642.3235 (Sat & Sun U-5) 2012 Port Provence, (HV Homes) N.B. 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·51 ttl657 Bayside Dr .. (Yachtsman'• Cove) Cd1ol. 675-1935 (Dally ) 9551 Jonquil, Westminster 847-1216, $33,500 (12-6 Fri, Sat, Sun le Mon) 1425 Keel Dr. (H .V. Hills) CdM S !-$) 644-2430, $79,500 l un ~ Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-2~. $149,~ (Sat & Sun 1-6) 3860 Ocean Birch Corona del Mar 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *W260 Lantana Himtington Beach 557 .. 4130 (Sat & Sun I-$) 383 Santa Isabel Costa Mesa 646-3255 $45,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 2874 Clubhouse Rd. (Mesa Verdel CM 546-5990 $51,950 (Sun 1-$) * 1395 Shannon Lane Costa Mesa 546-5880 $33.950 (Sat & Sun from 1) 3806 lnlet ble Newport Beach 640-0020 (Sal & Sun 1-$) 1788 Bahama Costa Mesa 64G-0020 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5) 1730 Port Westbourne, Newport Beach , 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-$) 2s07 Lighthouse Lane, Corona del Mar (Sal I< Sun 1-5) 245 Tulane Rd .. Costa Mesa 547-2442 $33.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5~ 1095 San Pablo Circle, Costa Mesa 545-6328 $39,000 (Sat & Sun 11-5) **536 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 675-4562 (Sunday 1-4) 20'.5 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18971 Blenmont Terr (Off Edgehill) 644-6200 (Sun 1 ·5) TRHills 2449 College Dr (College Pk) CM 557-4263 64e-811ll (Sat & SUn) 396 Princeton (College Pk) CM 557-4263 64e-81111 (Sat & Sun) *2242 Heather Ln., Newport Beach 644-2430 $64,500 (Sun 1-5) * 1120 Goldenrod (H. V. Hills) CdM 644-7882 (Sun 1·5) 2006 Port Caudill (Harbor Vu Homes) I 546-2313 (Sat, S1m, Mon I-$) 7422 Colby Circle. Huntington Bqach • ' 9112-6644 • •$47,9517 (Sib> iM) 352 Princeton Dr., Costa Mesa ' . 549-0433 $33,000 (Sat & Sun 10-6) *1215 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM 673-6510 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1001 Hampshire Lane (Dover Shores) NB 675-6000 $92,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2815 Harbor Vu Dr. (Hbr Vu!Us) CdM 675-6000 $79,750 (Sat & Sun 1'6) I 2839 Carob (Easlbloll) Newport Beach 675-6000 $59,750 (Sun 1:51 ' (S Bodroom) *1609 Ruth Lane. Newport Beach 546-4957 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 2800 Shantor, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sat 1·5) (S Bedroom Family Room or Den) *2833 Shantar Dr. (M.,a Verde) C.M. 5464141. $43,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **1306 W. Bay Ave., (Balboa Peninsula) N.B. 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) **305 North Star Ln. (Dover Sh.ores) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt•46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun I-$) • **54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) ***1014 Polaris (Dover Shores) N.B. 644-2430, $169,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1337 Galaxy I Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $198,500 (Sun I-$) * 1315 Santiago (WestcWI) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) • 20401 Upper Bay (SAH) Back Bay 644-6200 $56.900 · (Sun 12-6) **16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 2023 Goldeneye, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sat 1-6) 7422 Colby Cir., Huntington Beach 962-6644 $47,950 (Sun 11-6) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 12 & 3 lledroomsl **4401 W. Coast Hwy., N'pt Beach 875-6820 (Sat & Sun 10 to dust) l Bedrooms 2601 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) N'pt. Bch. 615-3000 (Sunday l-$) 4 Bedrooms 2010 Baja (The Bluffs) N'pt. Bch. 675-3000 (Sun l-$) CONDOMINIUMS FOR LEASE 2 Bed"'°'"' 2005 Vlata caudal (The Blolls) N'pt. Bch. 64!-6489 (Sat & Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 led"'°'"' 2516 Bayside Dr .. Corona de! Mar 54$-2121 (Dally U) lllPLEXES FOR SALE (J, t, 2 Bodn1onu) 7111 Scott Place, Costa Mesa 54$.8424 m,ooo (Sun-1-5) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **IBG7Bayslde Dr. (Yachtsman'• Cove) CdM. 175.1135 (Dally) * ..... ......... **"-·-· .... ' 1- S.Wrdq, Aulnt 12. 1972 DA!lv mar Wt lt i i11t.&.Cc>111rJariv '. . ' - ;'OC:UfJ. !11..VQ. CORONA DEL MAR Open Ho.. * Sundty 1·5 3.116 OcNn Blvd., C..... clol Mor Spacious 2 story, 4509 sq. ft. bome \\ilh !!'«' tacuJar view of ocean lk jetty. 5 BR .. I(. nv- lng room, formal dining w/trplc. Separale guest or maid quarten °''-" ca.rage. Rcom for pool plUJ larro parking ar .. Including paddle lenru. court. ----DUPLEX -CORONA DEL MAR R·2 Sovth of Highwoy ~ 2 lk I BR duplex on rear of extra wide, 45' lot. Tree lined, dead end 1treel !Ats of room to build. $59,500. ~-~-DUPLEX· BALBOA ISLAND ille new, 3 & 2 BR. lovely patio & bal«1ny \\'Ith view. $86,500. 21-45 E. Coast Hlghw•y Corono cl.I Mu • ""rl!ll G -naral C M I 67$.6900 CORBIN -MARTIN INC. I IWFFS ELECiAHT 'TllNA MOVJ NOW PAY &:ATl!R MWlll"""" - COUNTRY MANSION I bdmll'., 3 b&lha plu bonus room. ltoo Ill· n. houM, ~I for thls tf0"1nc tamJ. )y. Bu.uutully uppWd with carpd•, 1pr1ntlen front and l'ftr, • '~ door OptfWr, prden kit· at chiPn. A tll'nl at $46,61. PINK ILEP'HANT f1lr.ltw NEAR l l!ACH '4U111 •·aJ ... -~~" ftU<. °"1ntr &J\Xloul to Hll lbhl 3 nor ..,. • ~ Mdn>e>m, l bath home pr\c- SpaclOUI 3 BR., 2 bathJ • powder rm .. 2 bu1e (onytlmt) Opon i:v.. "' " ""'''" walled patios, on end locaflon -pluJh • cus-* , BEDRM l FAAULY RM OWNli R WANTS OUT tom thruout. Vacant (1arly po1ses1.). $49,tsO ~-!ll!!~~l!!!!!!~~I · Royal homt. SharpHt 6 lka.ut. 4 bedlm1n. 2 btith OPEN SUNDAY l·S 2llOI VISTA ORNADA I'* RAND NEW * """' Pl'IC<CI 00.,. <n .,.... home In cooic< nbchood. OCEANFRONT Y"!lJ' own stain to one of the besl Con>nll d 1.tar ·beaches. The view from both levels, of the jelly & Calallna. Is fentasllc. Localed on a pr1v. street. this custom S BR., 3 ba. A: fam- ily r1n. home ls reali1tically priced at $165 ,000. BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Ideal !or. the bu sy professional or business man. • BR., 2 baths. The outside, Incl. green- bell lk bldg., Is maintained by profess. main- tenance crew. $!9,950 3 1amlb' room, Xtra Iara• Jot. Stlltt ... 1u Spanlah de1lrn. kteal tor thiP onnaJ. dlntn(, 2 balha + N l~ pnmt. for VA or Jara-ramU)·. $27.!r:IO. Poft'dn' ru:m. Ovtt 2,IOO 1q. fllA l&IP, or .u loan 00&la PRESTIGE ESTATE tt. at S'i-dov.'n ~t'nl . Ankle de-p 11N.11:. 4 Mdmom. 8 .E.:11'.lth St. 152,000 la rwln rulty. inc. 2 bath honie, owr lXI aq. IL l b.droorns, family l"OOm, 2 963-4405 . 124 hrs.) Ca.lhedRI N"liLn(, sltp dov.•n balht, many buUt·lru:, atlf O\\'NDt 1'raM. 3 bedrooms llvlna: roon1, lnrgc family cltan oi.·en. 1 den, 2 bUha:, dinine nn., room. 5 bedroo1ni. Hun;·! 490 E. 20th St. $4.3.000 muter bedroom has canapr PriCf't.I 111itkT $-46.000. Owner. 646-7676 1 lure mirror, book CAPTIVATI NG COTTAGE BY o~r. J br, den. 2 be., 1helw1 A built-in bar in t.ht 3 cpt, c1rp11, dbl frplc, bltln den, funlly room, ~at llv-Ari ist 1novln1 lro1n this I "~ 12 1 • 0 0 bedroom, 2 balh fttreal· BBQ, dbhv.'&aher, t'OV paUo. re rm., w-... • ~ · &eeluderi. ll'ffd yard, Ideal El>cl back yd. """'" • -· Convtnlent p1rkln1 -euy io be & "DROP·lN" a~ Rly •Beach Rea.I t, fnllt trMa. Newly Pt.lnUdo CWNC'-,:..ER'-'--m-u-11-,.-11-. _S_wun_·_. tcw nt"Yo'if1'·cd. Name yoW' 675-3. ouWde-. Mlwnab&e C 1' pool, 4 be-dtooma:, dlnln& term1. GE -F'HA Pl'ftl:nl )oan: No fl\ldl· rm .• o:tra bath&, rear Uvlrc DREAM COTTA fylnc req'd. MS-1951. 2573 room, natural b rt c 11 4 &inn., 4 bath, with la17 Oxford Lant. llttplace, built·in r..-pool, family room, dining Hunll.,,.,., -Hunt'"""" -• = , s:::1.'. = ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;V;;;A:i;R:i;IEr;;TY;;;;;;;;;;o' horn<! t'Orldition, Cantt:n Tht lollowine honl• w'\U bt view kitc:h. Yummy new S>ld aJl term.a. 'No down VA. C'&rpel ~fany dietoralor Low Down t'lt.A or eonv. ~'nru, Just !'f'duc:td to e 4 Br, vacanl .... $27,500 Sl."l.990. '.\tu.,t lll'll, e 4 Br, DB pool •••• $29,900 C1ntucy 21 R.E.142-44741 e ! Be, ol"'I' ...... S2l!.IOO 17'.110 l\laJ,.-nolla • 5 Br, huse •••••• $42,950 e J Br pool •••••••• $31,0ll e ONI.\' ONE · TO • A eail for Details • CUSTQ:'lfER . C\Js1om built l..o<'atlon 4 Bdrm. and It'• bt.autllUl. $42-141& t.rr ~rltlus rooms. New- ly painted and rlll"JK'lf'd. Covertd bolt rtonar. Dtf· • 'Am . WAU(I• •W..UTAJI lnlh!ly not an ot'dlbary 17171 Beach Blvd., 11.B. hornf'. Century 11 R.£. M2~7C 1::110 : :~:-.tll\:\ 4 BR & RUMPUS RM . AIR CONDITIONED 5 .BR, 2 BA. Ui.!.00. GI 116 dn. J.rp: lot. CO\'d/encJ p11t10, lndscpd, sprlnkltrt In Ii. lnlly f1N" homt full c-1 fmnt &: 1111.rk, load~d v.•lth man) 'ftra It a t u r ,. ~. ft ult trH~. 1111\n R/0, Spotle~•ly clr M. Hall lllf'Kl! I rrpt•. df'PJ. v.hllr hrk k tpl., rt'llr yd inc block wall ltnt-e t'A hi , O\'f'T"llzni dbl l&r· and pallO sl11b. Rumpus rn1 Xlnl cond I; 10<-. 111.we Re.ii Estate .. Lt 22·xl4', all ahag ea.rpeled. ' Lr&-Wand k!tch briaht and 1 •· t:heecy. Bf'dm15 arr crpt.d a too! Price $34.~. Only 962-4471 (: J MM10J l l,100 down. Call lO!by, I '""""""""""""""""'""'"""~I l' 531·5111 I ::;:J 531·5111 Our individual service means more to you - 59.3°/o room, plush shq-. Owner BY e>wnrr: Coll• Park oven.dW!washer, brk .. anxious. At $36,950 it y,·ori't .., ___ .._,......, __ _..._ ana 3 BR. Plu1 Separate $30.~. 96l-5566. I COZY 2 RR, plu& den. Perfect lor rrtired couple or tint homr. Giant CIUIOm JUlllO. Larrc ~· kitchtn. f'te1hly p11\nted 6 dPcotaled interior. Shsg carp~ t lhruout. 21J yn old. 1 ~ ml. to beaf'h. A111ume our loan for $176 mtinth.I)' payments or N'linAIW'.'f'. $ 2 5 , 9 0 0 . 5J6...))4.). ut. or our sales were made thru referrals, people ,,·ho were sati.!ified with our - SoundprootstuctyforDad,lm\'f\ER anxious. AuunM" Th a REAL ESTATE l!!"'"'"""'""'!''!""'""'""""''""""""'!!!!!""''""'""'""..,I aty. home 2 BA. Fam. ftm. 6~ ioan. 4 bedrooms. 3 FAIR Corona del Mar \,;ott• MtM Natural red brick frplc., tn baths:, hugt! lamUy room. 21010 Beach Blvd,, 11.n . OPE.ND"A_l_L_Y_l_.s_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l q. llv nn .. 17"1800 *'· fl. dlnlf\i rm.., ntra bonul rm .. CALL 536-2"1 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRAC':'" ,,·ouldn't this be the place for you to list )'Our property? Conv. to all 1chla l 1ho~ built·!-d Is b w a 1 her, ·-~---~--.1 SOO POINSETTIA CHOICE CORNER pin& u.... $33,000 prioc. r _,;:: '"'" ...-..-..-....---r~attck>uA corner R·2 k>I, vdth Just listed beautiful 4 BR. 2 only. 549-04.U i:~·~ar~ room, --BEACH c [OSE- Call US fe r your rail estate needs -WE hava lots of good things te 1ell you aboutl 3 BR., 2 ba. I'll.Ilic home. BA. DR. end pat., brk ~n-...--s ·· ' · · Super &harp, large 2 Bed· Lola ot wood • uled brj,ck: riook. ~c. Drl\'e by 2391 ....,....n at. & Sun. 1·5 Garden Grove nn homt" ideal lor couplf' front tJ'ICI. prlv. patio. A rtal Rutgers IO:lllegP Pk), Uwn 1;n G~-: 1:;.:Z,JJ!J-i. ft 31 ;;;;:.;;:;o;,;~~;::_---.l 2 childrt'n . :) minute• to c.dAt charmer! Priced ri&ht. call Geo. M"'i, 557--06.1 fOf r., rumpus WHEN YOU'RE beach, v.·alk to 1hopplnc. .. "' SOI) H th' " appt lo .ee. ""'--houle nn. ClOle in to aboppt,. 4 S2 000 •-• -· . """"" u ""'·· Sal.. V~H "'"'· <>Ny $33.lOO. Xln'I. HOT, YOU'RE ' ... ~~. to ...... te:nm. ntA loan. Total pymll CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS j;eneral --·- • EASTSIDE 4-PLEX .. Beautiful 2 bedroom unit! ·oil 50'xl40' lo!. Q u I e t Eastalde stlftt Mat major shopping areu. Owner wW ht.1p v.i th flnandn&. \\'anta ,fat sale. Askin& $55,000. Call S«>.1151 (Open Eves..) f. HERITAGE REALTORS " $311 ;900 4 BEDROOMS P,sf,n11 loca.Hon. Central floor Ptan, entry hall, lireplace, dining room, buill·ln ranp 'a oven, covered patio, park , 'like yard, rprlnldeT sys Inn, btk., 5'1).1720. TARBELL 2'55 Harbor, Costa :P.Iesa MESA VERDE REPOSSESSION Large 2 ltory, 4 bedrm, 21,i blth. Priced for immed. sale at $37,500. with only Sl,900. dov.11 payment to .IJJ)'Ont. Hurry on this one. ,.,_1151 (Open Eves.) •. HERITAGE REALTORS $29,950 S BEDROOMS J'am\ly home gpeclal. Rear JMng room, nahaal brick fireplace, huge family room, dinlnr room, buflt·ln ranp .00 oven, brk. ~Im, VJ;l:!@!I Harbor, Costa NeA * 7 • UNITS • annual &rou Iii. 1'0. . "6.000. CALI. '42-Tlll. REAL ESTATE layfront Condo S 8r, 2 Ba, pool, pin I slip. DellJlhlful 11'."10 6 EMERALD IA Y ( 644-7662 CJS •N• ~-TE HOT! = mo. C.11 M2-l<l8. Nowport · · . ~ ~·A • M&-UU • . •• but 11 you buy this 4 BR. • ~Am • it 1'1lrvlow 644-1111 NEAR So. C.t Plua btallt. 2 BA, air-eond ~. you'U WAUC'R cool I clean l BR, 1am/dln. be cool, Al90 cool price~ A •w. "'"" rm., 1\1. ba. lmmtd pau. coot tenns. CAu. 962-~ ITI11 Beach Blvd., 11.8, ntA/VA or take over 5~~0-or 537--5641. COUJNS ' ART I ST B EACH X EXTRA NICE X (1nytlm1) loan. Frpk., "''" drpl, WATfS. H 0 U S E -•;, Mlle BROADMOOR blin., 11•. f•n<e<I ""'· yd. C & W from 0 c 1 1 n . 4 llod- X ·quick po11e1sion X Panoramic view of the Pi-fay la. 2 yn:. at $285.. 598 r 0 0 m 1 , study, den, No v•ork requir"d here! ~·ovt Pacific, Catalina, Bay, Har· !i;;i;iiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiii, Sturgeon Dr, ~7l25. 1---------family room, formal In and enio· y Hie lnatead cir .. _,. Cl~ "-ht•' s-o-· iiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiii ~.. ., -. ~" ••. JUST umD HuntlllflOn Be•dl dlnl119 room. R1mbllng fixing up. Sparkling 4 BR lar SpaC". 4 BR, A"·ar4 CHEAPEST d 8 k 2 BA, 1900 11q tt in attAf v.1nnil'l$t, tlomt or d('('(lrator. 4 Bed~ms $31,950 3 BR. 2 BA. in Colleae Pk. OPEN SUN 1·6 ;,~.;S~l~ • r ' r · mlde-nttal location . $35,950. Open Sat, Sun, 1·5. Prine. ~~auu ... ful onefamllyol~~ Plut! ll'" immaculate. lf"I Woter•··ry Ln. ---CALL 56-M24. S 0 u T •r (Inly. 2501 Llfhthou."lt 1..ant', ""'··~ .......... Opm houae Sun. 2511 ~~ uv --:j(" SOLD OUT * COAST REALTORS . CdM ~Jesa's but area&. Lush ' {No. on Bushard, lefl on \\'c l!lt'U 011t-houae per day · carpel!, beautifal lan&cap... Loyola. Cal Cto. Piotrui, Yorktown tow ate r bury in each ofl1ce. Ustina:s Juat Find Of Year R-2 ~th of Highway Ing' a CO>l owered pa.Ho. 50J.Ql. Ed Riddle Jµty. Ln.) VA I< FllA tmm. dan't Jut! BuYff!: waltin1! Fully ~finl!hed beach cot· 2 a 1 BR duplex on rear of Don't mil!I 9Hinc thll one. 646-Mll. Beaut 2 St(lry 4 bedroom. 2 Choo&e your 0",, list.inf tage with bachelor unit & extra wtde. cs· lot. Trft..lin-call 9'79-lilSO. bath, fllmUy plus living rm.. terms • 3 ofnCi'a to aerve patio;, baclc ""1 ""1;, .. «1. ""<kn<f """"· 1.ot> or ~ l!AT THE HEAT ""...,,.· b!tn~ patio. 1" '°"' n"'1a. 968-4456. lll£ in or to renl. $38,500. ~..... "'"" 500 Call back >'I'd, Spic.and-span N 1111 _ room to uullU • .-. • ~ AJN'!Oftd 5 BR 2 story • quid cond, Only 135:950. 1 • ewport ·~•ch Rulty 61""69C»...-Rnlton. 21 trtt lined atrttt Immacu-· •. "1%1 Nn .,,.,n Blvd. '1S.16C WELTON & COMP•uy ~--CALL ANYTIME "" late w/dttp shq-crpt. Vii.· '46-.mi or Eve. "'"'59' VISTA DEL LIDO TRI·levf!'I. duJ!lex, by owner. CANT, lmmed pou. All Luxury Apt. On !he be'1 4 BR. 3 RA. frplc. in front. 1 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!1•••1 tenn1 • HURRY! $39,ISO. Mqnlfieent VIN BR, 1 BA In n!ar. Xlnt toe. J ! CAU. 548424, S 0 UT.JI Lac hen my er SHp A"il•bl• $6.i.500. 67>-1666. MESA VEIDE COAsr REALTOR!. OPl!N HOUSE h! t ,\ 1t o1 George Wllliomson DUPLEX w/pooi': R>conlly SPECIAL O!OICE Coota M"' By SAT & SUN 1 5 R11ltor ""'''°'· Xlnt ttn!AI roconl. °"""'· $1600 down. Vacant HOMEAllUTY " 541-6570 645-1564 By app'L """'' 67>--014' FHA-VA nRMS • "'· ' ""· crpl<i'l>I. tam 10152 KAMUELA LO--NG BEAO! Hu-2 •'"'-·, 4 + den, or 5 nn, nut 4t clean. Take over SOLVID fE 'lirookh unt · S/Gartleld) , , \Vri&ley .... -...,.;i atta, Spanish spilt level, 3 Cost• Mesa bedroom ex@CO.tive'a borne. FHA 7%. Only $21'7 per SpaC'lownell!I and elf'gance New point, New carpet• b 2 ba f ---C.O.ta. Mesa'• but lrt'L mO, Call Ofc. 833-1100, inside and <IUl make this 4 BR, $26.400. LAe:. Hid. r. · am rm. garage. ••-sa Ver•-Ar11 Undri' $20 cm 0 m. ue Nl!ar Balearic school. V~ HorM 557-7716. N·o story atriwn ho~ one Won't l..alt! 89'l-8905. ' · •nt'r 3 a nd Family Room niet-back yard in a qu~BY ~r. Ha le e rest . of the best buys In Hunt. KASAllAN + Pool area. No dml.11 to qualUlfl! $29,950. 4 BR. 2 BA. Le. fam Bch. Located near the Real Estate 962--6644 O\Vl'l.'ER tran 1fe rr ed . Auume ~ ~ loan. 3 bedroom plus den, 2 baths, natural brick fireplace", buill·in range .oven. dishwasher C'OV~ palio, fruit Ii shade trees, btk. $7l',930. 540-17'20. --------- \\'alklng dlstance to Country \'etE'l'ans. CALL N 0 W nn Hdv.'d. nn. \Valk to beach. 2 patios, 3 car ••••••••• Club. Thb vacant. freshly BEFORE TlilS QNE lS shoppinr. an IChoob: I: coJ. praft pJu~ many more e:x-&& -- painted home must be aold GNE. Priced at ~.CO>. ~e. CUI-de-sac. 1 2 o 7 tnu. PrlcM at only $46,SOO. HUNTINGTON this ~It. Se.nd the kid• to Doneaal. C.N. 549-C329. Call M7-6010. HILLS the finest: schools in tht Trte lined 11reet, only county, and let them swim NEW DUPLEX, 1st wer mile from beach. & lint v.•htn Ibey if'l hol'DI!'. JU1t Realton ~ de:prttl&tloJL 2 BR. 2 BAnt to att this 3 BR. 2 BA, home reduced to $31.950. SubmU Open Ew!! eL unit. Crtat Bay vn. with hdv.·d Doors, fonnal on~% down. <:.&11 80--564L _E_X_E_C_U-'T-IV-=E'-"H-O_M_E ~de~ ~attoF!ru~ M-o-del-Homes ~:n,n:·/p~:~ ~:,; * Waterfront, N'pt Harbor Located in Mesa Vudt, neat CdM. 543---212l. overlook:lnr trtt llh11ded cor- 5,CKX> Fett , •••••• $22S,OOJ beach 4 golf counea. $39.1.SO Spedal. 3 BR, 1~ f s 1 ner kit. Only Sl3.900. * 3 BR .. den •••••• 1$Z.500 Beauutul 2 a:tory, 4 hr .. 21,J ha., frplc., ~-Heated pool, or a e Red CarPMH * 3 BR. lg Jo otc..ii baths, featum dttp pd 3 blk11 to N.B. 1ehl1. ,.. •• , e. l ••••• ...,.,,500 R••I'"•• 962 7771 Tri I ahag, C'lllltom drapes. Lovely ~·estattf Centrr. ( 71 4 ) ''" · ~al~ R;;j;;·····= )~~~~~~~!;~ bright kitchen with e1tilli SC8+l095 Ph (714) area, Umal. d In In' I MESA ~erde. 4 BR, Tam. one OCEANFRONT. 4 BR. 5 Ba. 11eparale family room. RM., Din. Rm 2 BA, !rt. $19,500 Total PrlN!. All electric I kltc~n. Nt-w carpt-111 and dr.1pe1. Added family room. I Call &U-2535 TIIE REAL ESTATERS. lam nn., wet bar, elegant 21 ••••••••• Corualed spa.ct' tor ~I + baclc pd. Prlme loc. By 962-660S story. Ph. !or appt. 673-6892. WATERMELON 3 car raraae. Only $53,&50. Owner ~ 20 fruit trtt• and lovely 4 By ov.'ner. (TI4l 528-592:'>. · · Coll ... Park OWNER mu1t llf!ll. Newly .,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...1 BR. 2 BA, Colleae Pk homf. '•·-------,__ ' ~ 2 ·-f CUSJ'OM doc. 4 Ile. hou.e, """""' FHA Call Geo. I' (;,;.,' ~~ey ";' ~ ":::: $700. MOVE IN oo quiet ttte-Hned SU'eet. hfezei. 557~· MESA VERDE S34,!i()O. 950 Setta W1.1 Seller pay!! all othtt co.Lt. l Imn1l'd. cc cup an c y . 546--ai6(J · O THf. REAL "\. l:'3TATE:l<S 547 2442 N-rt 4 Br •·~~ ~, ~lhL . BR. 2 BA, $21.500. FP. -· --,.-• ......... ~room,·~..,. $950 Down. Meu Wood.a 3 Fn.Ntts elertric RIO FA 1 -.:;:::;::;:;;::=~~;:;:;:= "01..TI'STANDL'IG" By Own· t Oven:b:ed prqe + room ' · ' WALK to BEACH 3 BR 2 a far boat traill!' etc. Br .. 2 8&., nr new home. ht., w/w crpta I drpt, e 5 BEDROOMS • er, . BA. Nitt yard, FilrYiew $4• 7 5.00 Cpta. lpmkltt. Cf loan. patio. Xlnt loc., walk to ma· new crpttnr, 54().Ql94. 1 Prillc: only. Huny &13-1103. jor stOl'H, p)'11)b lt11 than 2 story, all elec kit, 22'Xl6' Like to trade! OUr Trader'• 646-1111 Roy McCardle RNlter ew1 60-2312. rent. fazn.lly room, 2 nrtplacea, ~-"-col ... ' Intercom. New paint. VA 11.p-'~-umn i. tor"°"' (1nytlm1) -rm * MESA WOODS * I 5Cal!Jtnt,;i~ .. s ~for 5 buckL 1!lD Newport Blvd., C.M. By ~"M:r, 4 BR. 2 BA. cul· . praisa.I W.500. submit • ~-~·~ -·~i 1 _ owner anxiou11, 968--4456, de-sac, 1095 San Pablo Qr.. __...., .-J 546-llOJ cl•, 1311.000. -· ' ••• -------~ S@\\4\1A-~£tfs· Th• Pun/• with In• Bui/I-In Chuckle )IESA VERDE.~' eea VA-FHA nRMS T Plan. ~. By on thla rve VllUt 3 ~rn =i:i. 3006 s.mo. Pl. "°'"'· Ad<lo~ ~"""" PAL-AC E-BYT HE-SEA I and ready for immediate I _ Bel-• to top <Or• 3 BR c• ~~ aci.e, fOl\ed lor occupancy. Jnterrom, fltt -··• t/unlta. $32.500 alarm and nev.· clirptts 1., po r • t • executive. • ean 131-1313 1' be installed. Only $27 ,SOO. tr 1 Every thing b u t t h • 1 -~ASSm=~1E 5'4 "'11 c .1. 10Cl hn\'e be'tn in tht-1 maid lncruct.d. Open By owner 4 BR, 2 BA. ftifla 9'rvlce, call us. for ln1pectlon. C a 1 1 Verde. $28.SOO. 54l).07IO Brolcer for complete _portfolio, E11t BM! ll<a!Un !ll!l-416l $5_5,,DOO. ___ f!2-SSl1 AIRY ~ • 3 Br., 2 Opon EYft CUSTOMIZED 4 BED- 81. Vacont. $35,000. 2123 E.XCLUSJVE ROOM HOME. Wood Ealtblun: Dr., Appl. mr. lit f1rM OfttTtd./\.r.r bric:1c butftlnt fireplace plus a'' 6622. eleva.Hon on pooWze lot. ••tint bar. Added si•• EAST Bllllf I lodnn..., up. lh'P. d•an. -o4 bvll~-ins. Coty fam ily .oer. $49,5(1), a.,.,.., ~p. with ~ mu.. r~ vnfque d11 len1- ~1 "'1'V1c< pordl. 3 ...,,. .... and loullon. No ush bdrms., floor to ttU. uwd 11 "aaMd to purchase. ,_"' v11i.. ..... """ -...... lkr. '62..SSll 1;..;;.;;;;;.;;;;..;;;;;;~~~--·I wttti cmn.'tllieint coqc:ntt ROOM TO PARK -l'rl<ld .. ..n. JUST usnD Ywr Boe! ... Trailor· ..:1• realty Ill<. SEE this SHARP ...... ..,. 3 · •. end )llNr' WDPJ, too. • ('4 lioun) Bedroom on cu 1·d•·1 a~ BR., 2" BA laot, Prtoed c::m d e I PP r 1 t e · 3 rtrfft ... KID SIZE yant .. rlCltl -A l'OI MIM -. J balhl, fll1lll1 •. ASSUME FHA loan. Alk· lho ._ CAIL -A _., -." -°""' 11* 131.950. !loT!Ma, COUJNI •"W carpeU.. tllnlnl ""• -· I IMDI MllJY C & • lit -. o • • • • UIUUA Ill.Ill. ~~ • ''.' ~M!!:l~tb>~ __ ,!!N1~;!44!!U!I I ( NEAT TRI -LEVEL 4 BR, :zi J BA, din1or rm. fantastic tam rm, laundry ml, hard1o,wd nn. Loads <lf sfOn.gt-, Rfar yard, 35X60. ~·18xl'l' b~1ilding. All 1h18 plll.!l O<'ea.n br'e('Ie 6 lahu· loua location , $4l.9W. 962· i6.17. Sl .600 dn. Cl<'llil 3 br, ntv.' ghq <'Pl, lam rm, bHn BBQ, mile to bch. 963-7348. Irvine Irvine MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES UNUSUAL BAYCREST HOME High beamed ceiling LR . 3 lovely BR's each w/its separate bath. 3-car garage. Beau ti- ful yard & patio. A charminl': home -only $79,500. Charle• Arnold 642-8235. THERE IS ONLY ONE LINDA ISLE New 5 BR. -4V2 bath home surrounded by other exclusively designed ~1editerranean homes offers Ute ultimate in privacy. se- curity & pleasure y,• ldelightful Bayfront. View & space for you r cruiser. Available NOW. Dave Cook 642-8235. Open Sat. & SUn. 1-5. •46 Linda Isle CORONA DEL MAR -R-3 LOT w /the most spectac;ular view of Newport. Build around this exciting 2 BR. home w I 52' of panorama view & a garden swim- ming oool. A lifetime investment in NM · port Harbor. Barbara Aune 642-8235. LOWEST PRICE in Turtlerock Hills -$61 .500 Includes Ille land & a Jovelv 3 BR .. FR. home w /view. Jane Frazee 642-8235 . * DOVER SHORES BEST VIEW * POOL. Beautifully finished 4 BR. home w/ acres of entertainment area. Large FR. 'v /custom bar + game room by the pool for billiard table. A year-round resort! COSTA MESA -EASTSIDE Sharl> 3 BR .. l l'J bath. DR.. !ireolace. wood panelling. bookshelves, new shag carpet, fre~hlv painted inside & out. Close to West- cliff Shopping -A58ume VA loan -$30,950. l LUXURY Pl!F.Stl'ENT HOMES IN TURTLEROCK I All Y+'/Panoramic Vie-«•s! SuDerb condition 4 BR/FR. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. ZERO IN ON SUMMER COMFORT In this ti~ht & bright 3 BR .. canyon view charmer in Cameo Shores. Enjoy the beau- ty of selectini your own uncongested prl· vate beach , just one or the amenities ln Cameo Shores. Offered at the favorable price o! m.500. Belly Kerr 64~200. WESTCLIFF OUTSTANDING VALUE ?iiagnificent walled-in , parklike property w /beautiflll swimming pool & separate play area surrounds this 5 BR .. FR., 4 bath home that is ideal for a large familv. Dave Cook 642-82.'15. Open Sun . 1-5 -1315 Santi- ago. LAST OF THE BEST Final opoortunily to choose a •Inking 3 BR .. FR .. DR. -newly completed Ivan Wells' custom home w/sweepin~ Bay&. mountaln vie"'. $110,200. An unusual chance to share in Ne,vport's fantastic appreciation. Fur· nished model OPEN DAILY 10-5, 2018 Gal- axy Dr. BAYFRONT MODEL @ Elegant Interior by Von Hemert'• Interiors creates a dramatic new 2-story BayfronJ, Entry level features rormal living area & master suite. Jlowoslalrm 3 BR'•· complete bar .It U. maUc FR. open to cantil1verld clocl:. 50z 100 lot 45' slip privilege. $236.350. Open Daily 1657 Bayside Dr. HARBOR ISLAND RENTAL South side Harbor lslend Bayfront. Unlul'" nl•hed a BR.. nunpw room, DR. SUp. 642-82.'15. - [Irvine 1-b---,c ''" .. --... -· ""11••"4 ....... ... fllepa1 ...... ~..,. • • • DAil V PILOT ---1~--.... ~J~~l:;;I _;;;;;;; ..... ;;;;;;l~;;;:jl.._;-;;;;;;;--~;;l.~;;l ~l -~· ~-.. ~l~~l l Mobile Homes )[JiiP) [ I~ lfjf 1_-__ 11 •r Hunllnator BNch trvfne L•l'lft• -Howpott -MAl>llo .....,.. MM!le ti.-•• 1 -P"'*1Y tM .... ~...... * ;~~..._,.,~~~.?!~I. l~~ .... ~~~:-:::;.-l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;j ~~~~Gi;;'Si[Lj ,., Salo llS For Solo lu TRJPUX -·-·• ;..,,.., -' LOADS OF TREES WHITE AND NICE OWNER MUST SELL THE BLUFFS GREENLEAF Clflt•m-• --• Hiiia 1 2 BR. ""'" m ra;., ..,.. ~R ITOU OCE.\M1'.llDfff r.n .-cmoor k>I. 1.4t1 of brick Lovely Noltt Ollmt!' Model~ BR. 311 BA,l<Kpt"c.,octt.tl ''A RARE llRD'' r---w-• aonct Jam1:1 St CM U~ Simi .-lion D 71:1., 1\ellCALJ>dustllll' .... \•;01·k c1\ll.aneto thhll)>IC~ with beautiful -.bite i.Nig vu,.oodr.irrll~900KIOJ .. , neow ONE STORY ATitULYBEAUTJFUL Onb' 1' QINa ldU Adult ptr 'unit bu k,', .. ,ty ~ ~l'.P: Sil t GI. -.i .. Dllt ''t•J' uo _ .... _ ..... -11., • cp a. rpa 1" • AOUL1' PK puk, a4jaaflt to I.Allure ._..i;:. VA. w-~ ' ' ... ,...... ara... ' 3 &N'o .uu-.tuu-v rm e1111ellrw and cls'JJ>H. • . • . ANGELITA PLAN -'BIL. 2 Jl-50 \\'HJTJ1ER AV!! World. mot Ridp Route Good lnoomf. -Uxv !.."!:'!'.:-.I-. -.ruouy tltcbtn. dahwbt, dbpolal. home. A•klng S29.!t50. bd1m• .• 2 ba. separate din· TING 1.,.. 0.-1.) lou °""" '"' ceo be ~111AA <111" ~ Avail &pt. 10th. Tenna, Vacant. Wan'! IMtl isl( room. cathednll ttllings COUNTRY SET b&lhl,· rorm.al din ... ., rm., COSTA MESA Dr., (oU llOl.al&olt .,".,.. • ...umtd &11 $4.!eO Rnl F.ltalt 8rolra $30'J-mo. Shown ii>'. pt. Rell•blt Rt •I Est1te •nd profn;sioMI laMacap. 3 an. SY:tt'Pln& ocn. vu, le 18x30 priv. patio: nl<>Otl l• offeril'll a brand MW i....,una JrUJa. O»t09. • • 11~ b' IP .. 146-l ltl Ire. $36,&ZIO lncluMi Utt K1tntf'ro1. + \lo'Orlcrm.,frult bome ('OOd, C\utoin appl't. ~lhn ?tloblle Hornf, WOULD LlKE T O CAJ.-~L e, ••1•2414 ' ;;,,·~-..o,;=------I __ __::..::,::::.c.:._ ___ , 1 1 tttt1 & rm lor pd. $49.500. Adult hvml! ln ·ptl~ £Aft.. h\·o bednn• t'\l.o batbll. lws-UPGRADE W lllte Ul(ll).."10 • •Mii Fqr ~. C l'1J'R.N f&t' J br, J ti. bomt, O\VNER Su c r if Ice. 4 am· LY BLUFFS LOCATION. W'Y celery toned lbq modeJ Sell or trade psoo. 2 wz.... 71 vnit ""1'91 W/ w/pltr I float. Mtts. bedroonii, f.l.mily rm·• (i d h·11 CHARMING COTTAGE Low leut. low tuts. A carpet lQY!!ly drapr:t. all · • llAt.TY in Ool&a Mn*. Call D~ peta. AnD ~""'-'500 ~autltul Cll l'pelins;. custom re I on 113 8;(,Tf'. lmmat'. Room •howcue honw al #M,000, olhtr de1inbte tet.turt• r ~OM to tbope cntr. N••r N,.,.,. , •• t orrtc1 oC msh'AYI. Mt. Gtrvd, mo, 1'13-'212; m.osu dmperle11, entry Mii, dlnlt!g to add on. Hor11e OK. c.u today! rompl!!te tn all 1apecta SIDE BY SIDE front S.ll am, AQI. l .. 17. MOD l BR the tieadL rm .. country k!tchen 'W/n.· $.ll,900. ..4)., ta'l!iO. we alto have SPACE 2SO, 8lylldt ~. 2 Triplexes. btst ~ 2J.3.U).35e. ~ 4 ~ Jecm. tra eating atta and douhlt> RF.:ALT)" .,--~ available 8 few cbo4ct 300 E. Col.JI Hwy. Roomy, klc. Ir pric., 4 Unltt have Apt C '9 fO LeaM W1ottr '3S-5f15 ovclll, t':~•ra OOl'IC'N'll" walk, \Jnh'. Park Centl'r, rrvlne REEF REALTY (__ ·y· J!iuJf' l"tUJf's, prk:td h'Om 1,500. cool. ·aood b:ation. $13,500. 114 bl.Iha, 2 blve trplct. 7S 'ntt, or:" c!ue r Grow ...::.:::::.:..· .:::..:;.:;::__ __ _ fln!Jhed a;nrn.qt. b r k,, Call Anylimf' 8.13--0820 497_1711 Uf$f ~'·: U to 14.&ll'J, ~'196,; o J' I~ SU0,000. By 1w't. only ~ DI~ of :lchwe ' WALK to belM. Pl' unit $36,500. ~JI. Of!ic·!" boors I\ Mt to~ PM 1~=~ -·=~" _ ~lG.llS fro:n 9 to 6 dally. DOUBLE Mobile Hoim, 2 University Reatty Mr Gttard 213/621).i:i Alto bach unit, CdM ---OPEN SAT/SUN. 10.S !~ ,' r eally Something Gr••tl Ot, 2 BA. lndry, patiot, at 3001 E. Cit. Jlwy, 67US10 f~ 1 toll~ • .Aua 14, u, Rent.A-Hout. fn.aae * HOMES BOUGHT , Laguna Beach 4l0 BLUMONT ST. ...,... FamUy fUJ1 • 1,:ountry quie t; Bayakle Village SJ 6, 5 0 0 · OPEN Houae-Sun t3l 2 Br. A ll. WINTER ftfltal, o<:ftbfrollt h I d N d' -.--··--SPANISH ESTATE 2114 VIJi:ta Del Oro o 675-8M9 cottait" 3 BR, 2 BA c as none •Y· o ·~· -,o-,:;.,Osr WANTED Clo);C in, \1'hit~ wntrr \'le"''· N I Bi! h 1;; n1lnute11 rmm rn"¥@ . Hou!l8 &: fl )~ Br. Dupln:. -C•blnet .. ....._ , • Count 18 Ye•rs ex-r1· ewpor ac r-·nty •mp1-·n1tnt cenlf'rS. l2x55 1 BR Mobile home. on ~ ac. I.ncorne: $160/roo. D ut .~ • m--4&11 * · ,..-HOMES on 11e1" lt'l'lf't>d lot. 4 Btlrn1f(,, 64+.113.1 ANYTIME ......,... "'' on -""" oPnAcTo.T CAWLLA 84L 2K-IE418R, 1. 01.'l'11nll~1nt (or Lot or J hathJt, 3 fl'fllC>S. Beam{ltl $77 moolh Incl all~ Ga.1. N.B. klcaUon. S 3, 0 O O. 256 thru' 26f Santa llabel, h WINTER Re n t a I t Oldil'' prereruhly w11h t:t>ll'11., 11lu.~ l·hdrni. 1n1e~t Attention Rising wattor. ir:uih. TV cnblf: In a 213/337--833l. ~ M,p-. CJ,f. ownu. 6 • 6-4112 , HOLFLAlr.hND& BC Ip~ ·1 Baythores. S Br., 114 Ba. REALTY tun tilled fn111il)' ""rk. SACRIFICE. Lido wat·~-nt $78.000. UI. -11 rl.•rn. •"""'. Call SG-138(. • ).!ue~t 1q1ar!m{'nt, ap! One of 11 kind. in xlnr Young Execs ·~· ~•uv 1116 Ottlnc c M ~70 r"' .._, ' D I 111 of 1 1.1C' \"-1~ ~ DI Contempo GrMn River "a""', 2 br, $3,495. Dbl wide 10 Unit Deluxe Apt. Blda. All e, , " · Rusti'c •··ch u-. up rx. qt1a )I (,11111 1 • cont !111111. ''~•·'"'· N'i" N I h T 1 .,.... CAMPCRO g U -"9fTI9 11011 with vir\v, lion~· Up Pt.rk Ave., lrft on ewport ~C Adjacent to roll course. a<t 2 br, $5,995. 673-3811 2 Br., 2 Ba. I mo!, old. ~D , tic. you • BR. 3 BA. pmm.et kitcbeft. DOUBLE VALUE 3. 2·Bedroon1 Vll'~\V h1J1ne Blurnont. watch for .sign. Step down from terra:o entry Gretn Rlve:r otf ramp irom 191D Buddy, 20x«. 2 Br. Adlta E/side, C.M. Prlnclpa!J on-want to pt mto tfw f'tCfta· Ll'ue $43>/mo. &fi.5557. hfotwf'en '111alla and Dia· • 499-2800 • into 60' living room with Rlve:nlde f'ttn•ay. -490l 0-'-· 19 300 • "·-new 1750 ly, 642-1121. tional bu.slntss, .call UI. T\\'O houses on prin1c R·2 prol)C'rty. Owner will carl'y 2nd. ASKING $24.500. Green RIVf'r Dr., Corona. n.,-. ' ' ......_. ' 54&-6881. H---u~·m. - t 3·bf'dmom h<lr<le 1n area --"6" ~---Tkkw rounded by alau leadina: to (714) 737·1'.liol, BUSY bwy 6 atadon, I ---------mond, abo\'l' Gle~neyrt. ..... ~ IA1'tf', warm fireplace SUI'· \Vhlttier Ave., No. 17, C.M. Industrial PrOJMrty 1U =""'~--~-~---· n~ - LADERA REALTY R bl =-~v I . ard S * 1~0 HILLCRE-ST * LATE '69 LANCER Mobil• INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS o-. ton-·•-. •-·-your ~--erol or Calall1u1, l.lis 0 ('!>, -IKJ.CX)141'-. PoO Ille y • upeT tlt· 7, ho -x .. 2 BR .. ... t"-·-_,.,., """'"'"' __. I 0 1 ···-·-· 11o--• 3 M t me. -IN ""• • ' 0/1... •-, l&I• or ,,.,. f •-•-th\ 1 .. 1.------"-----1 Camino dcl i\ 11r, r IKl.lnl -_.., ce p ,..., ronrn as iet' 20x45', 2 Br, I ha. Con1p. ll!t &&6-'1949 iv U<w-.: m s exp ~"' bc'drocnns with guest .... ---.~ Suitl'. Beautifully paneled up w/carport 1: patio awn· Sullivan 5f0-4t29 area. Call J~ltll2 961-4433 968.4433 aparlml'nt! ON THE BEACH dining room fur' those lnga, 1toraae cablnf't, cooler, ·n 24"52. 2 BR, 2 Ba, Lndry Lotl hr S•f• 170 PIZZA &: DELI for Ale. -CORNER-HOME S. Z.bed1Wn1 lioml! c11 s B<lrmi=. .. -t baths. ·with 11recial gutsta. Gourmet sklnlng, lndsepd, ln bt1ut. rm, vWw-lot, S'1S mo. Adlt.a. Established tc )Tl. Good Spaciouf: 3 BR. 2 BA \\ 1 ram oceanfront tJ! h1t;h'.l'ay In :ilrno~I 100 fl . of bfach fron-kitchen. Th1I 3,000 IQU8tt-nPW Santa Ana family park. WHtm., $11,900 ~l4&6 * ONE ACRE * bu.t:ineu, fair price. San lllNTAU llouMt * "'"· * 141·01tt * rm In Fran<:i.scan Fountnins. north rnd ol tO\l'fl, t'1i:r. makes this large f11..m.i· toot custom built dr@am 111 $6,500. for more info , lder Qemente, 4SZ.lm. Reduced to $31,500 by r e· 6. A hOnlt \\-'ilh Jnn:f' llving I)' \·"'''" 0,, t•p ....,_an!ront tlK' ultimate In privacy for ""' =•9 l 1 [i _Euldde Jt.2 ZooJ.na-, 2 O PART "-b . ~' ~-" ........ A~ c-" ... , ~· . ..._, C1tat• hom .. on lot. One ol th• ..... e Ullne'SB Ofl" locnting owner. Just rrol room ror l'n ll'11ainin;t. \a)u('. s21;.,00J. ~ • ..;;.,. 11.11 ......-ln ... ---'I JndM"pd & pa.int('(!, m11ny plu11 2 b«!rooms and few remaiJling large parcels. :: for !nlttview .:... xtnt!! Near ocean & 111.'hool. small gardrn or po1i<i. ~,;tl"O ltZ.'/t I II '8} Terrific buy! Call now $110 -OCEAN BREEZE? l 842·387~. 540·5415. 7. A 1·bedroom hon1l' \1·i11i ..,.,/T"O e,-4 ........ ,. 642·1771. Organic Health Food Bu Br. Furn Trailer. Adults. 1 .:..=.;.:_'-'-'-~~~1 Dupluu/Unlts $55 900 Prime location, .,....,.~n * 3000 Sq. ft. of executive l\v. llcn or guest 1!.partn1l'nt REAL ESf.'A'JE I 162 "" _,,. • R 2 t l in nor1h end . tlolly, J~· "' BAYCREST BY OWNER Ne ' • poe:5ibWUe1. $2250. 4~. $125 -CUTE 1 Br. eottao. Ing, l'-1 ba, " B ' rp cs, m'•· Poplor ·-o. V1"w ll90 Gll'nnE')-Te' St. For lhe executive who llke1 N rt H ' hi ()nlu ~~'ING and ART SHOP P •••t1 .. furn. Incl. utiL Qilld formal din rm., t4x22 gnme .... -. ....~ ~ 4!).t-9.fn 5-19--0316 ewpo ••D 1 N£W DUPLEX ~m -~ rm. l\"ill be open !or in· ont lmpor!anl, ~~=· ===~=~ to entertain; roora. Jor the "' in Laguna Beach. MUST ok. ,1;pel'lion Sal g. Sun beiwn 11 8. A rluplex tha1 <an ~ put· l'ICTURESQUE VIE\\' children too. 2700 eq. ft. SEE THIS! Dtluxe 2 bedroom .t: 3 bed· ~'''21 SACRITICE! 494-el.67 * & 5 pm. hsume 8 6'l;. GI t"hused undrr C.I. Of OC'fan It village; splendid quaJity custom buil t home Custom built 3 BR. 2 BA, room Dupltx in prime Eu!· Money to LNn 240 $125 SPACIOUS! 2 Br .. Joan. o \\' n l' r . (968·35551 9. 2·bedroom, 2·hath horn" hon1f' or executi\'t' living &: on extra lqe: lot. 4 bd, 2\~ home, channlnr hulidt A-aide JocaUon, Hu tittplace:, Bltbt. Jl.Uo. teen ok. s53•500. ~ :~~ilJ!m!m:.ard but ~~;l'~a;~n~~~,~~ra~c1~~ :::t~ 1n1:!~~': ~:r,r :~ :·in,:~.~ '°"':~~ !:!~~~;.!~::;;.J i!!~~!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!l!'l lsl TD loans Stso • sEA ~ 2 1r. O&WNh ER ~eav1l1ng . .i bedroo~s 10. J·betlroom VIE\V home 2 rrplc11 along with kltchen paneltd FR, i our met 646-1530. $42,500. c.1.1 for appolrrtment now. SUBMIT• SUBMIT .,.1.,M. INTEREST Tot/pet or alfl&}es . Uj!l' am Y moni. ~w Y \\'lthin \\alking dis!~nce bltrui, 3 BR plua 2 BA: Pric· kilchen, DR. laundry room, lnvHtment Dtvlsklh, ~ltiOO HuntlnilOn Buch Atta 11174 711 * ~f::;t;~· .. i:i:i:.t;~nrnn~~~ '"r.01 ~;~~~ QuAL1 r 1ED ~;~~~~-114..i97-1XJ6orn·1· ~~· !~: ~t ~~~:;: ~:;;:F:'~~ .. BR. 1t!.c00.110xll5, rorner Jot. 2nd TD loans s~. f=or ~J!t.Br. oven, 2 hath!!, Pa I 1 o • '"-''E 1 ------~~~ slreet In Nl'\l'fl0rt'11 finest R 2 168Jr.2J6 plus S BR * !lpf'!nklf'r !IYl\tein. b r k, Bu~ RS tor lhl"s<', p~per. REDUCED fro1n $98,0CKI to Be!t buy In thi~ choic<' a.rea: • · Lowest nlte:A Orange: Co. $2'7,000. 962_137'.l. ties. ~letii;l' <"nH us. r ho nl' $91,00l for 10 days onl)'. atta. Principals only, im· 21~ Ba., b!tn!I, 2 car gar. house. $47,900. uWE BUY TD'S" $190 • NEWPORT HGTS • 2 4!).j.l\s;~~. Beaut 3100 ~I I! homl! merllatt' posgession $80,000. Steps to ocean, pool!! I: len-R·2 • 96dl0 $23,000. Br, Stove, l'E.1:rig. G~. CHARJ'.11.ING l BR., 2 BA \\'/uno~tructable 0 c e 11. n 646-1860. nls. $44,000 . Firm. Income Property 16' '"e have mott .... LET US Sattler Mt9. Co. LANDLORDS I w/shi: l'pts, tlrps, trple, fflAlllOH flllHt vii.'\\' from e\'ery room. Gian-t~T-w-o~S~t-o_ry_ CAYWOOD REALTY 70 UNITS know )'l)ltr needs. '42·2171 545-0611 Do you have a vacancy? We Palio kil. "'/bh·in appl. K t 49-\.-S.~ * 541-1290 * LADERA REALTY Selvlng Harb:Jr are;: ·21 yrs. cAn fill lL Many desirable Very private garden patiati. REAL ESTATE '"~~~-,-~-~"' On king alze lot in North TAX SHELTER *NEED MONEY? tenants on our waJtit .... Hat. Cortlt'r 101 w/sprkln & boat '124 AC w/niod hoine: incl 3 CO!!ta rt.fesa. 4 bedrooms Or1nnt 6.5';~ ot the tnhia1 lnve1lmen1 ... '6 I I. I bid ., H • ~• ••33 ••• ,.,..,. ... ,, ttptt•ent ,.v-1 prlvatt Ab9olutely NO CHARGE. storage. $30,500. 962-8173 att po en ia it. 81 es. or&es upstairs and a 20x24 finilh----------iii deductible plu!I 1 7-~ff " ~- 6 Pri.t "'·kdya. 618 South Const llighw11y P"nnirted. A \'iew from ai sepa!'Bte ramily room BEAUT. 2 Sly H,Ome. 4 Br.. ruaranteed l9,:) $22,SOO per OCEANFRONT ~. Bonow against tne BEACON RENTALS 1 --.o.;:;;;~~;;:;;;;:---l---'.'.L""'""'":':"'~"'.::"'.'.":'.'."__ every '~indow. A :. kin a: downstalr1. 3 baths, country 3 811. ttp. ftuT'I. nn., tiled >'"'cash apendablt ttturn. Secluaion within A exclusive equity In your home. Call * '45-0111 * Repossession TOO HOT $&:"1.00!. Paul Wl'stbrook. kilchl!n anrl dining arell, entry way. r.t111y extras! By for free appralJaJ. LANDLORDS! 4 Bedrr:as large family nn. Bkt., 494--918&. plui carpe:ts &: draprs in .· Owner. ~2700. "' UNITS ~i:v~~ ':e~=·~ BALBOA BAY PROP. 3 yeaN 'old .. An:yone can TO HOLD"" CONDOt.lfNIUAf. 2 br, 2 ba. every room. Al $39,500 ·bet· OCEANSIDE sites with 1 commanding * "'2·74'1 * We Spedillze tn Newport buy·no closing cosll. $35.9"~. lt th is unique contemporary 100' lo pvt heh. Swimming ter ~ it no\\'! Nt'W on r-------~ AIAKES A LOT OF ?110NEY vit>w of the Weitun wtite ** McCLURE ** l3each • Omma del Mir• CALl.. 9&8-4441. horne, p RE s ENT L y pool, tl'nnls ct. Completely market. "'c!'!'~Tt•. I J.yf okt, fUlty occupied; hu· HOU!le, the blue Paci.fie, Seal The Loan An'anger A l.quna. Oar !Wital S.. * Crest Realty UNDER CONSTRUCTION. turn. $51,500. Owner. _ ury units, ocean " valley Rock A the new Dana Point 492..&332 or 492-0U.f ~VI':.,~ to Yoat nJ DETAIL E 1)' ALL 499-<lM2 or 21:1/849-4244 viewa. Large unit&, crowlh Harbor. . Mo NU.VIEW RENTALS REPOSSESSIONS REOIVOOD EXTERIOR $4 50 Moves you into nr. new Realton 5'1~91 Acrffl• hr ••le 150 a re•' be & II t It II UY $39,500 cuh or lmn1 rtg•g11, 673-4030 or ..... \.\'TTH EXTENStVE USE 3 Br., 2 Ba .. take owr GI Open Eves. :;::::..::""':...:.:;_;:o;;:__;.;;_ landscaped. Major_ sboppl.rw Owni!!r/Bkr, 71.f: 6"-4670 Trust DHcf1 260 P'or Information 11J11i location OF' CLASS. Located in th<' Joan. $232 nin w/tcrm~. SACRlflCE: 20 a c re s, are:a w/Penney A-May Co. 4 BR., 2 bit., in W~stmatr., of these FHA &-VA homes, rugged hit11!' of La,o::una's Prine only 83.1-1103, ev~ WANTED Ri\'eraWr CoWliy, $J 900 J-blk •~>ay.'BeautiM Decor ~JUAN CAPISTRANO ~~ ~~0nt~I := Fountain Valley area. contact -R1vie1:a Coastline. W-2312. YouT homl' tt -.-anted bv Total pri« for all 20 a.errs. throuihouL ttl aq. ft. 1 h Atte * Horse O.K. Riverside County. l200 ft. Frplc,. fencfd yd., carpetr pl11..11. bulH on 2 levl'ls. OCEANFRONT &lll-1:.26 Bdrm + J)l'n, Eaay tmlll CHOICE sub-dlviskln IOL % oU freeway. All utlls. O.K. Available Au:&. 00 KASABIAN Spra\\'ilng 3 BDR~1. floor ---somE4body 1C1tnewhett. t.e't I $100 d\i·n. J38 mo. Owner. Bedrm &o 1147 sq, ft. 2 BY OWNER * 493-9188 & drapes. Children A Pf'll; R11f Estate 962..6644 Spa•iou• !Iv •m. •·.•OPEN 2 BR. 2 BA O\VN·YOUR· expe:rt brokera advbe )'OU ---------tradl' $16,000 Bal. All doe 197'7. Le 89'7 ..,...,7 ~ . ' '"' O\VN APT f Good and find that buyer. or . hr, Vega!. $500. Sell or P ays n60 mo. lncl. 10% inL ue. ~~ • BY Owner, model, 3 BD. T t MB E Rs, CORNER " um. Commercial 1 trade! 541-62a.l. Box - den, 2 BA, 11hAg & walpr. FIREPLACE t: \\'AllS !!Ccurity. $.jl,500. Swartz. CALL '-"' 646·1414 "PLEX ~. Hlchland, Calif. Balboa ftlenil thruout. s-prnklrs. frnt/rear. OF GLA.c;s' \VITfr AN Bkr. -t~. ~· Property 151 Mountiin,. Desert, n~ •;;fMiiiilaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~---. FIX IT UP; Greet Anahe:im Resort 174 1 :~~~~~~~~:1 I-luge palio & brirk J:BS OUTSTANDING VJE\V OF O\VN·VOUR-0\\'N APT nr ~ C-2, 2068-20~0 ~.1wpor~ I k>cal:iorl, ne:xt to Dbmeytarn, --------- BBQ. Open ltouse S<it/Sun THE SEA. Victor Hui;!'l'S, $21,500. Neff, Near N••r •rl •••• orrlr• I Dlvrl .. Ot. 100 x31;>. Pi·incl· fully occupied: 2-3 bdnn. LOT in famom Lake Havasu. II e ! MACNAB' 1·5 $32.COO. 10042 Dana Dr. ELEVATED FAt.llLV RM .. Rltr. 494-S.118 * WATERFRONT * pals only, Ph. 642-1121. High ttturn on down1 PAY· home ot the world famous ,.,._,..,.... IRVINE 968-9230. opt>ns to step~aver kitchen * DUPLEX * ment, London Brktge. loca.ted w/all BUILT IN RANGE & L•guna Hills Condominiums / close to all llCboGb .Ir: city. $32,500 OVEN. DISHWASHER. ON MARCUS STREET for Hit 160 I UNITS l!lflOOor willtradelorCl>sta · YEARlY LEASE Don't miss lhis supi•r sharp 4 GARB. DISP., EiC,, Al.SO 3 BR., 2 BA., beaut, view. YOU 0\\1N THE LANO! ! ' 'NICKEllSON" SPECIAL Mesa OJ' Newport Beach ~ Hou ... ~umJ1hed 300 2 BR., d~n. lge, LR w/Qltd bedroom,:! bath homf' '.l•ilh "'/OCEAN VIF.\\'. Large rugs, draJ)('s, re!rlg, many $52,500 · HURRY!: OPEN HOUSE Beam ttillngs, fireplact's, 1. come prop. MC-4687. 0.nerlf brick fJ'plc.: % bl.It. to many exira!S. Call 847-f,(llO. mstr. bdrm. suitr with at· xtras. 6 mo. old. Nl'w I W•lker R11lty 67r5200 SAT & SUN 1•5 2, 3, 4, bdnmi. Good rental NEW home. View ot SlerTal beach. ia;5 Mdnth. Maxine TitE REAL F.STATF:RS. tachecl bAth, O\i•ner "'·ill in-World. &17-3652, Ownl'r. 3.136 Via Udo, lli'pt. Beach area nea.r park; l\llly oc-in Bi.shop. 3 car gllJ1l&e, * SUMMER RENTALS * Williams 642-3235. st:i.11 lV/w c arpeting charming 2 BR studio. 2 cupied; u,.· h n!tum on 1 . Finer Home1 in lk!ach Area BY Owfl£'r. 11' mill' 10 oct'an, · · f L'd I I WANTED ha•-QUICK · lBR. 7BA, 8 Um, crpuna:. "'--.,,000 Month thruout, 1n your chOl<"e o 1 o 11 t..... possession. do'.l'ft, Needs re""'ir. ,,.,, ~•<H r '"'" 'f-' Model home, \\'/W long ... by H r• ~' Bill G-·~· Rl 67" ~~ i IMlll lt#.t6:.'#; l colors. This uniqw, custom OPEN SUNDAY 1 ,. \'our home Is wantn1 Adu It communlly. un-'"'""' tr. ,,-o,,,, shag crpl lhruout. no "'·a.x built home, ls a "BURNING • • ~ M>mPbody 90mewhere. M tlngton Bay Townhouses. 12 UNITS ARROWHEAD, golf coune lltO..-m. .. - vlru-·l kitchen !loor, 4 BR, 2 OOWN BARGAIN" for only 536 Via lido Nord f'X1M'!1 brokers, let ua advise lOl6S Al(Of Circle, H.B. ORANGE LOCATION : lot nt. d ub. Lake View. ~~10~.\niar. & elegant. $41 500 FULL PRICE Tra ditional B1 yfront you A find that buyf-r. LAOERA REALTY Fireplatt large p 1 ti 0 11 , Fll'l'I Walker, Realtor ---l ~~~·~,\~~~·~-~~·~I Bolboo ....... ------------iSE'L~' TODAYI GONE One of Lido Norcl's most &42--89119 646--7414 c. CA.LL e ''•·1414 prime r@n!a l area. High CHARMING Cape Old Nr IL--Sooth &y 1: Ferry. 4BR. B.1 uvt1 Peninsula BEAUT. 4 DR, 3 BA, fam. SEE TOO,\\'~ cbarmin& homrs \\'1th 60 ft. l}·'W!.!~MI 961-4UJ 961443l !'@turn on do\\TI payment, OJMPLP:I'ELY turnlahed 2 rm .. 2 sty, 2 yr·~ old. Nr. CONE TOi\IO RRO\V frontage. '4 BR., huge up. ~ brtad It huller apts. Beckoom cabin ln ldyllwild. heh. "'h1'. ~'9.\00. Low dn. MISSION REAL TY •inln 2nd llv. nn.: lull bar, llALTY MOVE-IN· TODAY By owner • ..,_zroo, Din Rm, frplc, patio, At· 2 BR., partly tum. 0oee: to tnc. Comfortable, Fresh bay. Re:liable cpl. chJdn OK. home. Adlts. Students con-Avail Sept. 15. $2to mo to sldt."red. No pets. Winter mo, 673-4671. By OwTK'r. 8 3 3-11 0::' 98:l ~. Coast Hwy .. L11guna 2 patios, elevator. Just lbted Nt•r Ntwp1rt P••I Offlt1 Aasume existing: loan • no 11 UNITS RMI Estate Wanted 114 962--2270. Phone (714) 494-0731 exclusively •t ~-v.:'.000. 00 ~U a favor. see this quallfying? 4 BR. 2 BA Thrfof! sepantc 6. p I ex" s, FRANCISCAN Fountains by * OPEN SUN. l-S * Large 1:n17ly * h:m: 5 BR.. lttxul'lous, custom derora,ied rondo. Price inc w/w crpta, ire11.t Anaheim location: the Sf'a. 4BR, 2BA. Fam 6n WENDT TERR. family nn. Urwta.ini chi!· 3 BR. 2 BA condo. Ne"'' drps washt'r drytr re:trig Hia:h return on do"'n; Grou Rm ParquE'I ttr S39 9""~ ••a orangf' shag crpt thruout, Will , trade. C I: W' Rtalty: • $36,000, Good l\IOl'll'y lease $ 3 o o. 213-195-$37, Coron• clol "·r \VILl.. leue: or porcbue 2500 6'f5..5267 eves aft 6. m9 *I· tt. or more in Orange 'HALF"'"°hl°""::-=-ie=-;;-;:-·---H-E...,.L_P_l---·I County • prefer Garden k to bch, 2 br, 2 bll. gsa_'1825 · · · ' 3 BR. horn<', sunkl'n living dren'! playroom. 40xllO Fl. new drapn. 1 bu t ter s, 962.5523 or 96J..4062. Maker. rm., lgr, dining rm .. l'Xcit· St./St. lo!, $125,00), \l'ailpaper, elec. gar, ====~=~--Cro\'e Area, iuitable tor 8 f175. Kids OK. 2 clean, quiet single: adultt Turkish bllth. Will !'@model R1nt.~Hous. '7J.1430 need a 2 bd unturn. ._ WALK to Beach :I Br .. 2 1ngly rlitfPrf'nl, $!"1~.'SIXI. opener, pool, close to beach. t.101'\'TICELLO. BY <m1ier. 4 Ba .. all features, ~Mume JUST ABOUT.. boc.ooRl>lau>eonj& Tenns. Owner, $39,5 00 . br,, Crpf, drn~!l thruout, VA loan. S:W,OXI, Prine. Ol1· bt'achfnint n •\\'f'r hon1 r w/ . ~toll 645-2346 or 645-4110. cov'd patio, "''-Ja.<: BarBQ f 9l)2...-0566 • ( • 3416 Via Lido 675-4562 y. · S "-···~ apt, &: guest rm. R·2, North -s-BR .. CONV. DEN \Valking dlstnnce to schls W AN1' room? 2 tory '""""'°" t>nd. • PIER &:: SLIP • Fonill, chn. rm. Afod. Ap-Nr. 11hop cenltrs. $24,500. on huge lot next to open LAGUNA CHARM 60 F'f, 3 &Inns., 3 bsitlu: pliancl's. New paint in le oul. By app't only M5-5.1U. fields & tM ocean. "5.000. 2 BR., 2 b31h~; <"t'ntral La · lmmaculate! $240.000 Plwih prof('ss. decor. $59,500 .f BR $182 mo. Pay all. Cpt, Prine only. 846-0015. guna. SJ!' !J;,(), • BA YFROl\'T * GEM drpl, Mhr. dnT-Obi gar. Irvine COUNTRY • OloiC't? 3S ti. Nord . • BR. -TK ovr FHA 5\i. CTL j,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Jsetting • l~ acre, 3.000 sq, n. 3 ba. Pitr/.slip. fl95,000. 1610 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. $23,000 Owner. 5 5 7-31l2 WANT TO LIVE 4 BR. plus pentilCluSt' apl 3 ,LIDO REALTY REALTORS 642-4623 Fnt. Valley in fabuk>us Univeralty Park:' Blk~. lo hl'nrh. $74,000. 3377 Via Lido. NB 673-~ $55,900. Fee Land. Harbor I ~OWN==rn.~~lc'-,-br_co_ndo~.~w=.o, O:xne & see thl• dramatic INCOME-2 ·YOU OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S VM!w H~a. Carmel, 3 R-0. d~ rdrlg. Total cull 2500 sq, ft. townhoutt. Steps 2 BR. homt! plur-hou.o;e 1v/ 224 VIA ITHACA BR .. FR., ha . crpt,. prem $415.+ impounds. Auume from •rlult pool &: major 11tudio 11pl , ovrr slerping Red('("Qraled 2·~1)-'. 4 BR, 3 lot. Spmklr1., lndscpd, prlnc FHA 7% Nr bchs. Evei. &:: greenbelt. 4 BR,, \n('I . JO nn. $64,500, , bath~; dining rn1,, Soulh only. Owner. &C•-5968, wknds, 95S-«J02 ft. m!ltr. suite "'Ith ffr>I<'. ALSO 2 BR. home plus 2 BR. palio, Stt.500. 673-ll(i(i anytnM. FOR Sale or Rent-t.asuna All brushed chrome appli· roltagr plus II?(', storRgl' Walker Realty 675--5200 BY Owner. Quality family Niguel, \\'est 9 Condo, 3 BR, ances. &>p. dining nn. & area. $1ii.~iYl. 3116 Via Lklo, N'pt Beach home. 5 br, 3~ ha, Flc:l-1 2 BA. By owner. 644-7917 hup. family rm .. kilrh en. T HAL~WAY , UP 4 BR. 3 Ba. boot ynt, <kt. clhl pool. Prof land11epd. $67,:iQl. e''"· ~ d('C)cing, Offtted emp!l' /11!1~ •I HJ .. ; unrnd· ·gar. ST.i,00). By O\vnf'r. 100 Open todti~', 1-6 1609 Ruth --------- Penniman & Schuhmann to fit rtquirement11. Box 295, or dplx, with yard in CclM Hlghlnnd, ea .. mtG 1n.c> _c_o_ron_•_clo_l_Ma_r___ or CdM Higblands. One »et D•y& 557--4840 862:-9681. ~ O.t<. H11ve rf1I.. Rent er Ev1.·Wkncl. 644-7121 OONA Cove 3 Br .. 2 Ba. lease, Not over $250 m0. HAVE buyer for home in Patio, Ocean view. PlMBI!! help, Ph. M.lb at 41 UNITS Mesa. Verde. Call us today $400/mo. leue. 544-6130. 16 Triplexes, average $34,3)) for partlculan. Bea.tty Co. 673-1838. 640-0019 aft. 6. or trip~" 32 hl'O bedroom. 83&-63fte 544-4015. $210 • 2 Br. Studio, bltns. ~ 16 one bedroom, wa5her & =~~--~~-,-.., Sln&ln or famiHet, turn or dtti:, pool 1 •• dl')'\"J' outlets, tenant pay WllJ.. buy mall equjb in 2 unlurn 2 br Pl' fenced. $215 2 + Den, ~ i utllltiet. 10% msh tptn-bath home. A.gt. or tab Renf..A.ffouse f7t..8430 mnodeled ntw c:rpt. drill. I dable, Low v a c & n c y, over payment!. 548-6997. 0.M Point ! gar. fncd ynt. f . UIUJDl.l»e 614'9(, FI'O :S LAKEFRONT -1/3 Acn • 3 $400 2 + Dt:n. n,1c. mlt trades. SeJes price BUSINE&5 Lot SOxJOO -Point l Bl home, furniahed. Gar. )'H.1'I pr:lncipln only, SU~ ~ abiM. $35,000. SUMMER RENTAL • Dana Bathe. Seams. )'lJ'd. :r '547.000. i'bor!' ~. SUgarloal 13.950. Pbont !IU-1674. NU-VIEW RENTAL ~~~~00~ ~~ L•VUM Bl1cb ~ or ~ COLWELL PROPERTIES INC RE ALTO R S $82,500. SCiO • tltil Pd. Nicely tom.. 1 SEPT. 1rl tbnl J~ 15th Godwtn's ALPINE RE"nlty Br. Nr. bch. to\\11. loveb 3 Br., 2 Ba. l:Mne Box 1796. 8~ Bt-ar Lake $250. 2 Br. TK Ocean view. 1'e.nve home. Som 11141 litili·.511 Gar. Deck Pool. furniture avall. $tlO mo. (• aubald1ary of &\-e!.. (213) 44S-5.m. $300 • Owmfna s Br., 2 Ba. incl prdtou. ~-. for $54.000 INCLUDING n-IB Ing amcn1t1l'!1, $62,500, Via Dijon, NB. 675-7462. Ln. 5-18-4957 FOR Sale or n.-nt • Finest LAND llILl..1.E ~fcCOfil,ACK 2 Lg dupl out door % view aJ'IY'\\'hett. 2 Br., 2 &. 2M1 ' REALlOR 494-15$1 Mesa Verde en, • red«. From $52 ,5 00 . th"ColweJICo.) Frplc. Deck, Coraeous C01t1 Mes. Buaine• Oenter Driw, vifow1 _,..--------·I ~ 4 BR, 2 BA, i<hl\2 rrpt thnt· out. auto w11ter IOftener, 14 blk bwn OCWI beach. 64,2...2202 $85,(0) ea. A.at m-3561 ..:.::..::;:::_ ____ _ t'ONTD'lPORARY truit trees. Jmmefi oc-~:ont. c=;::• ~p BA WOOD & 6 1.ASS cupancy. 132.500. 557-106.1 __ .. float. Modem 3 Br. f19!600, ~ New. SUuatm on Ml11ton Vltfo Call O'ill"MI'; ~ "SINC£ Dupl1n1/Unlts .. 1o FOUR-PLEX lot W•lan 8'l\lc Bid&. Vnivmdf1 Parlr, """'" Deyo 552.7000 Nlthh lArgc 1..cwl Lot wttlll------'-----1,====-~-=-=Unobstructa~ Vifw o f OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-6 BAYSHORES • Br, 2 Ba, <keM &. RolUnc HW~. Qulto'l Exe cu t I v e homr In dining rm, dtn. Low leut'.µ,..._,_J!!!~' CUl·O&Sac SI~. ~1111.wn pl'f'i>llai<xls Aegean Hui.. c 548--2$12. M"Ahopny Enerlor. 3 BR. 2 BR. l BA It Wn rm.. 2 A cool bnulr ln \Tnfv Park BA, Fam 11 y Room. Palo!! Verde1 t r}> 1c 1 • Htwpert HtJahts W'lth ,9 , 2 st)' Ju.lltud F I r r place, \Vall·tO>\\'all 0.tbl'dral ct'illn&, air cond .. v,,,. altrac~l·~,.._,;;:..-3 .Jor~.". • I rrwdll .. ~ bomM room + 8hq C.rpetlris. Gourmet .,-et her, •hac CJ>(&. 2700 tq. Ba.. ff, W. On, ,.; A. heat, 'iii"'-';_:.. 3 &, 2 Ba, btaut yard. Kitchen. $10,ZO. ft. of luxury. 255-ll Adriana. F.P.. CO\"fl"td pa.Hoe, Dbl "":: ,,,.,.---1'1 "'1. Aldo Mltlt. 00.: P' 14' yards. 1lll)'tr """' -· -· VIC STUART, Rultor 830-6000 Rt~: 137.Q623. ..;.,,,_ ~% loon. Ownor 1'2 S P g C T A C 0 L A R LAGUNA BEACH REAL Eotate. Salt ot Sold, CUTy 2nd. Open Sot.Qin U.. __... l80" View al * 494-7"1 * Call Whll, m.-"""" pm Siii Rtdlot>tk, m-Tlll! ,LARGE 2 llDllJI dupft>r, Irvine, Calll jr&l Nu:v1EW RENTALS • NICEST!211<.l'llod,....i. WHY PAY RENT • -. ~ 6'l3-ll30 <r 494-.12<.1 ~~,";o'nt~' ::S.: COLLECT rr Lw. 1• • NEED M'1ft -· s .... STUDIO dupltx. T W 0 ButllllU -cozy 2 Br., 2 Bo, So. P"tlo, 2 Bo, 1tup yr.I te t -· tacit wlit, bull!· -°"""""""' -dll .... ...-1ar,..., ltj)I. ldds/pfts. c.w-lod. ... --LARGE 1U'd. I T n....... AnlL -L 173--. s2!d. c ol -d •-uc 1t ru1. llCOllle ar -rr•r No•port Booch ALA Rent1i. e. ~~ Wlrltmlndft'. ONLY m.soo. Aecounlf.llta. ••C~»e er 1 ,1 ,.,,.,..,:....--~---~ 11nn1 Rf.ALTY lffctlcn, etc. hoplt ·~h l\00. Ba-Apt Xlnl lo<-S200. A MONTH UlllLM tedmlcal taltnls, wltlt com· .Ivan. t -or yarty. NEAT & CLllAN. 1EAit muntca"v• skl!lt, "'"" ,.. $U5 -NtwlJ< decor. 1 Br. skit ) Bdrm., 1111 ~~:~Md:;~1 joy ... pit A 11cwu. Income ricltl oo oewt! kltdl, oml m..i C! Tu prtparatk>n -lltt 1325 • nty ... $275 winttr. 3 ........ Owtror/ i.rsest """"""'rll:td in., Br. Gar. n..t. Nlc<t 64' 4155 _, .... lirm. -<moo NU.VIEW RllNTALS S-H A-R·P S "'""-•• • a ye:ar, We train. F.an $10 fD...40J> or ~ ~"" J • "' hour ...... ttm.,, wrru -• smaJJ ""'¥ 2 bath, double g~p, Tu C«porollon ., BIL ri,.te Qo Otuntl. ovenlled l"rd. Qallt Amorlca -.. ,.u1y, Avail. I t r I • t. '230/mo. (lonntr!f lill.._ 6'11L .. 111-GIV or ""'"' 0. cludu pnltner. can T&a Srrvbl ~ t7QG.•'A" St.. Um ~ .,i./OWDll' Coll '3MID . H.8 ~-' -nllt!r. UO' -.. 14H GLENNE'l'RE E. Olm, Rnl-Far~ -»&lltl & -. 1.-""' y)l-o -4 BR, 2 BA ..... H'&w>omtll!h,i 7"11 -Ito LUae Ito -· Our Tndor't M lol l'mmtd """'7.lOtll "iii:-ii~ii;;iil;fiiQt"'iiii hamo. nrif -llllla. H;a o "Patl"f ~ &8 llClf ailil Qoujjfof ods do II ·p-co!uma II tr ""1 ~ .... OW-, "' -oft. I J'll Ooll -Mii ·coll NOW 11Mm 5 llnn, '"""tr 5 -..;!MH!.;;..;;;;!l.;;_ ____ ~1 ..;::;:.=i:.----- ' -' ... • llAIL Y .,LOT %7 IE~-~,I~ --'"'-~l~~--~~iii!JOSI-;.. ..... ~~ ~:_-.. l[tl !_~---~~-.. 1 ~[ -~ ..... -.::lf~!J·fl ~l--;; ... _ ... ;;-~l[!)~l;;"'"";;;"-----~l!!J~I 1·---·U•n•fv•rn·.--305·"J1H•...---u•.•,.,•r•n.-9!J05!! HouMo """""" Aph. fum. al 1.Apt..._._u_ntu_m._•_·_' -•-A{lt_.__· _u_n111 __ .... ___ JU __ A,i._. -""-'-"""----* Apt. Unlvrn. KSApt. Un/urn. J6S Cost• Mo.. l~rv~1 .. ;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~1:Ne-::w~po~rt~l~11~dlF~~ Bol .... l•l•nd Genor•I 0...era1 c .. t. Mo.. Newport -Newport -cl> . -v. """"" i--------* * *l -:=-:-::~~~".'.'""R=-:~":N:-:-:=:-::P:-::0:-:::-:'=1::RS:-::~1 • Cozy "" ..... I 8'. Nr. 3 BR, 2 .... ·--."" ... l3Z!' UR Pl .. ""'" ""'. ' ATTRAC ' RR •Pl. ....... . WHY PA K EW R 1t0tta Child/_, s1 10 ...,,. ardtnrr smrno ~ le\"ll Ir f'ntrant't', nr s. Uay. HACl•NDA HARBOR · ~" · 2 OR 2 ba. C"°""' ...... $300 1 ' · ll> mo/win"" Sr.D yrty. '""" $15t Ri"I Brothers STAY HOME ON Al.A Rtnt•lo e 645-3909 , EXEC. "°"" ' BR. 311 BA. 1nc1d<ck. w1n1 ... im. Heated Pool -Garagtt -Sha& C81J>eling SOME APARTMENTS WOULDN'T YOU" ALA Rentals e '4$.)900 S•n eternente Avail StpL 10. 61J....l;f}4. Di~h"•asber -All UW.lties Paid. • I B::rudln ............ s7:. Bf;AtnlFUL) bdrm .. 3 1)6., S.lboe P•ninaul• 241 A ---~!"s,u'~-°", lyMo-No Peta .ui1.1-.1 AVAILABLE l "'"'• -"'""'1 d~--v~ ·• -• • " -·~ FOR l""EDIATE BC'dtoltlu ..•...•...• S1BS. "SINCE DtG" ·---. _... SPAC. 3 RR. 2 BA. m Ir 2 MM Roy McCudi. RHltor W \\""1...., BonkBldil. """la. k11., f&m., rm.,••· BR I\; BA. $225. IV"''"'· 'i VILLA MAJUEILLES OCCUPANCY It's all here for you to enjoy Saturdoys ond Sundays and all week long, too . I 10 ~,,. • Hlvd., c .. \I. Unl.wnity Put. tn·irw closed At ~t u m· 00 Coll Hi,,K te Bcb. 1tev.ly M<:. SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT. s.t.7729 Oey1 552-7000 .Nights Count', Shon curri. Rtnt/ 5$7-J"37. Furnlshm &' Unfvmlm.d (Reservations accepted 1750,000 health spa. 7 swimming pools . 7 lighl- ed tennis courts, bicycle trails. putting ~reen, l'lhufOeboa:rd, croquet. Spacious junior 1 's from $174.60 monthly. plus I or 2·bedroom plan! and 2--story town houses with 2 or 3 bed- rooms. All with electric kitchen5, private bal- cony or patio. carpeting, draperies. Subter- ranean pnrkinf, elevators. optional 1naid ser~ vice. Gou rme food market. dry cleaner, beauty salon on grounds. See bf"autilu\Jy fur- ni.shed models today. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other thnes by appointment. Just north or f<'nshion Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin tlHJs Road. '"!!!"'.""..,...,._,....,.....,.,.l..,...., ... '!"''""""""""""'i leue. $325 Jl'("r mo., Appl. .a...1 I LI I on others) I ~ ~' _ _.. e S>t5 \\'l\ l: t:p-On 0rean IWU t Y "I At CLEA.'1 2 BR <---. __ ;::, Lanuna &.act\ o ... y, --· Di h sh l rdin tod II ,..., -""' • Lovt>ly Barh-l Br .• Roomt a wa er co or coo a :/rp ances -Cl'Jlls. \.!rps, dirt rm., stV. Houtonf.um.or 1u I~ Pl sb 'b · t J d bed MEDITERRANEAN SlQJ. * * \Iran AttrAC 1 Br Sl50 • 1 Br. No. t"nlt. Stow, Unfum. PtotaJd S.n·k't'-Poo · Ii • .. u :5 SB carpe -m rrore wa ro oors- hsr. ,, be>fltn ""it. st\', rt'-"'tr!a: .. crplJI. yard. Childi --------3-10 • Call 6T~740 • indirect 11gbtlng in kitchen -breakfast bar -VILLAGE fri~-. Sl IO. c;11, !Wf. ~ /Pel. &elboa ltlAnd COfON def Mer huge private fenced patio -plU !h landsca~ An address or dist inc- ----_ . 1 mJ. t.au pd. 1 Br. f'rplt. ing -brick Bar-1>&-Ques ·large heated pools 11 tion in Costa 1t1 es 8 3 BR • 2 BA· f.i:1d• & ~t OK Gar. Deck. Vlcton• Belich. * BRAi'\'O ~ l BR .. frpl., SPAC. ckan Ju:rn non·mlOk«'r &-laruU. Ajr conditioning. $205 :-uul. ta.o; isl UMe. $300. Ne11dy dtr. 3 Br. Bltns. unlurn. Ye11rly, SDI mo. Ste to ~. Qu1e1. SliO. 3101 So.. Brlitol St., S•nt• An• 557-HOO adj acent to Newpo rt $225 _. 11111. ~fo. lo n10. \Yhitc .,.,a••·r \tr"' • JBR .. 2 ba. hOme Wl1. Yr-Bulintsaman, S. 11 .... y. COLDWELL, BANKER&. CO. Beach, Balboa and the 81tJf\.'I, tpl., ~ lnQll )d .• rtr. NU-VIEW RENTALS iy.$500mc:i.136Topu. 6To-485i9 MANAGINO AGENT Southland's finest com· ~~ &12-22ZI 616-9666 673-4030 or 494-3243 * ll4 Onyc 3 BR. apt. )'fly. 1-"1.JIL'l. Apl. S1£. utn pd. iy munlties. 3 BR. +' 0~~ Mme, 3 nn. WgW'ls &h rstatt" on Futn « unf. S400 mo. blk kt ot'fan. No pets. 2500 lrpk-.. JWI par k), Dt>hghUul woodetl hillside IH'tt. Beam * lXl9 N. Bayfronl 3 BR, 2 Seaview. CdM. •"!cw. Sll'ps 10 Big Ce.n)'Ol1 ceilings hnrd.,.,'OOl'I pegged Ba. tum. homt'. MZ> J?O .. 1c_o_s_t_•_MA--,.----- &h. B1J mo l('ll•r. Rltr. r.loors ~br<:ry 3 rar gaf'8'e, llK'I utll , for ""inttr. !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:m Call 6i~·~~. Bl'fn,rr 1700 · · R f * 216 Agate 3 BR, !urn. S..100 ·=----'-' --·--p<>r mo. f.' r' q . th . ter NdE\~ ~ fJR. :J JiA Uay , iew 4~ro:i .m;"Bri, :~ .. furn. JX(I mo. ttP l?.>i. To11 I oi· n t I"" '!Laguna Niguel ~'inter. 1361.i 'fD1lu, $.175/nio lrA~f' onl.v. B11y .... \VINTON RMltor 675-3331 )frim ~1 or I ;: ;i ii: e ti). FOR lt':t!W · lo\'t'ly 4 Bdrm.,1'°',.........,...,.• ------M.~2121. vir1\, nice I y laMSC'llpl'd Lido Isle Cll!t.DTll-::<. l'FJ..-:; flh: \\'/2 paliru:. :OOI & club 5'Bit:3'1--BA-.-._---1,-hom--•. JSR, 1.'9 fTl<'fl w11r )d. pr!\'llt')(o>c, $28.l. S31)..lS97. ClOY" to btsd\ & rennb1 els. Nt1'<' ni1~.Ihborll(ll)f! Mesa Verde 67>-tl28 or 12131 792--!116. • LIVE LIKE A KING At Bud9et Prices! ruRNISHED- UNFUR.1''1SHED PHONE 642-2015 (l'l9l Pomona Avt'.I ------------------ AptL Furn. * Apt. Unfvm. 365 UN,URNISHED 1 U':'.'°&d'.~~~~1~llO PARK NEWPOthRT baAPARTMENTS ~L-•g_u_n_•-::lo-.-,~h---- NR' h<:h. hl sch!, town. 4 )iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on e y The charm of Old Telephone (7 14) 644-1900 for rental information. roomc. Adlt1. nn peb. $174. 464 Pt r\r. 494-0451 ; 494-nM YEARLY -B1k ro bea~h. Deluxe 3 Br.. 2 Ba. D/\\I, fnile, 'A·a!lh/drv, pat I a , $300. 142-411&2 an c '""· \"R. $150 m(). or winier $200 mo., hK'I. ulila. 2 bri"'Avall 919. 67J-.1674 aJt 6 pm wkdut ~ wktl\Ck. OCEMTRONT yearly -i Br. p11tkl on sand, f'Ully tum. Avill Sept. 9 . $375/mo. ~l HARBOR GREENS Furnished &. Unfurnl1hed From $120 to $215 mo World Spain awaits you In Costa Me sa at Ring Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unturn. Brothers' M e d I t e r -Costa Mes• Huntington Beech r a n e a n Village. The :::'."""7""-::--,..--".:'"'."" country is the setting SHARP I Br. lmmae. Qulf't 2 BR ap1. CIOM'<i gnralf". v.•here quaint cobble-4-plf'x. f\o pets. Nr. •hop'g. J Crpt!t, t'lrp!I. Chllrt & ~mall stone courtyards and ~7·!534 or ~~--__ pet ok. Slts/mo. M7-2'l40. Bachelors • 1 Bdrm1 pathways wind over 2 BR. crpt.!1, drp!. bltru, elos-$140 &: Up, &ipc t. 2 " 2 n1t 2 Bdrm• e l Bdrm1 streams and ponds to f'l:I i:ar + park'g Sl..:J. Acilt I 2 BA apts al bPach, pool, 1 YI or 2 Full Beths the door of your villa only. ~19 adu1111. rxi JM'li. 2»12th St. .!u·-•I•• ._, ___ wl , apartment. Dana Point llUGE 3 BR. 2 Ra tn -I plf'x ,,.., ~. ........... nr BeArh & Slatrr. Kld1 ok. hlU •1h beam ttlllnat1 • la.tgf' 1 -Fireplaces, wet bars. I FOR rent. Unrurn 2BR apt, 2 SIS--1. 847-36QJ. 847-4260. 11 n~ room "'' .ru ()f' beamed ceilings, wood BA .. Hu E ,, e ry thin 1, wood burning f1rf'place. aneiing Panoramic View ol the lagun• 8.,.ch Conwnient laundry lll'H p1 · LIDO -Barvw. apt. water. 1 br. $31'.Xl mo. Lido Pk. Dr.. apt. 67l-.t928. ()rt kitch"n. Enclocf'd pa--Fashioned designed Ocean. Lrr ~cony, AdltJ:, OCEANFRONT 11pt·Laguna °" U0&. 2 awlmmina pools. color-coordinated in-No Pf'l•, S325 mo. .34CH.t Sands. J BR. adulu, 1 yr. 5l'! aauna, rttreatlon fadll. teriors with carpets Ruby Latern. OP Jse. $49io per mo. 499-1-169. 1J. Un. S.C:Urity JUard. and dr~pe.!1. * New I.ti O\lplex 3 Br. 2 * 2 BR . Ne1v. 1 blk to Models Open 'til t pm. -Private patios and Bl. bltlwi, perts. dl'plS. lrg I beach. v ie .... •? $240 l up. 2700 Pe .. rton Way CM balconies: dttk. 34071 Silver Lantern. 494-2339 e\lt'·'------ H bo Bl d'& -Community Center ~7-1"57· ?Rn. rlf"llr t~ach. Adl!s no "' ar ' v \\'itb spaciou! lounges, NE\V 2 BR. drpA. cpt1. patio. 1 pe~. Gara.gr, Aval! Sc.)lt 1. Ad•mt billiard and ping pong Lndt;· facil. Sl85. (J BR S155 mo. 544-2339. 546-5025 room s. avail Sept. l) 4~2380· Lido Isle -3 swimming p o o l s NE\V 2 BR. blt.ru. dswhAr, ~-:-=,-------outdoo r whirlpool. 4 Mag drpl;. $210. 24451 Alta LO\'ELY rr.dt"c. 2 br. 111 ba. night lighted tennis Vitt.a. 496-3537. 2-car gar, bl1.n1, frpl e, crpll· courts. Hunt ington Beadl drps. 1195 on leue. 544-21'.MS -1£ealth spa with gym-or 675-3967 .• ----- naslum and separate $175 M9s.-Verde men's and \\'Omen 's Children Welcome DELUXE 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba. end. &&I'· $155 up. Rental Ole.. 3005 Mace Ave., ~1034. facilities, I n c 1 u d -Now Fomily Aph. ing sauna bath!. -A securitv system to 2 Bdrm. Color Coord. insure ,vour privacy. TENNIS CRT., PUTI'tNG I ---------- -Conveniently local· GREEN, POOL.. BAR·&Q'• Newport Beach ed to all of Southern OfILD PLAY AREA 1-EASTB'_L_U_F.,_F-- California. just min-DAY CARE CENTER Villa Gr•n•d• Aptt. utes from lhe Pacifi c 3 STORY REC. BLOC .. 1:-JC. • t':\.'"CUTIVt" T '~ • GYM &-PARTY RliotS. S •. ... · ownuuulW" Ocean and Ntiwport DESIGNED FOR TIIE . pa<'IOWi ;. BR, dt>n, 3 811., Beach. overlooking GRO\\'ING FAMILY trrlt .. 11f't bar, anactwd 2 the Costa Mesa Coun· Sf."E nJR.'l ?tfODELS car ~11ra,e. HiO sq . 11. Pool try Club. · fac!hl1('!l GARDEN Kitchen -2 Br .. 2 Ba. CJD. Bltrui. E"ncl gar. Patio. $175. 5 4 0-0789, >1&--0469. ~I WARNER AVE. N•ar C<L\I "'"' School (Comer Warnl!'r l Edwards) ill Amiio:os Wny, N.8. Project of Urbanetics fi.-\4 2991 -•--BREATHTAKfNG- $235 CHILDREN \\'Et.COME BRAND NEW FAMILY TOWNHOUSE APTS. 3 BEDR.\IS. + FAMILY, 2 BA, TENNIS CT., PUTI'ING GREEN, PCX>~ BAR·B-Q'1 OIII,, P~ Y AREA DAY CARE CENTER l SI'ORY REC. BLD, INCL. GYf\.1 I PARTY RMS. DESIGNED FOR rnE GROWING FAMILY SEE nJRN. ~tOOELS 640 1 WARNER AVE. VIEW $27!'. Hup 2 BR. apt. HI an Back Bay Blutt 111•/2 pT'1valf' btllronln. Frplc, Ilea.led pool . Loarls of eloM11. 745 Domlnit0 Dr. •Cd'.\l HSI alM> extra Ir&. I BR apt maybe avail at Snl/ma. ~W (](' 64>1330. BRAND NEW I ~107 Birch SI. !just So. ()f Alrpcirt & Palisades Rd). Only 1 N, left! l BR A 2 BR. Prt. patios. Billlant l'ITl., tw111t'd pool. & jacw.zl. Nr. UCJ, h'\'llH!'. Mzr. ,,,.__ BRAND new, e h arming. view bachelor apt w/pa.tlo 1-ganigr. Sl 60. Jill KlDp Rd. 642-6.\119. The DAILi PILOT ORANGE COAST'S I • • • 11 ~LV PILOT ' fttntlh J~l Ajit:Unlurn.-365 ROoms 400 Olli .. Rentor Excluslvo Lido ~It' Z BR. Study. Nl'ar hr'i•th & sllOpS. 711 '75.l--0719. fllRN. mom In Costa !\fC-!<a, •1lt1t' & 11Wet hot]}(.', tor wurklflll: m1Ul. 642-4:'}1._ f-t()()!\1S ""SiB-w~ up \\·kif s::lC I\ k UJI A pis. 2:l"/f, N1•wpc:ll'I INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF TH!f"i-IARBO,R AREA !'Alli\ ~l'\l'purl U11t l BH. Blvd, CM. !')L'i.--97~. ~'EYREMONT" Suhlt'I S:l29 111n. A\lt11I Seµt ~ ------c IS 1 6'!1 SJ r: or 673-16711 I GU&$t Home 4 Casfillian Spanish·French·Englisb Fa 11 term opens Sept. 11 Kindergarten thru 41,b Qr'de Swimming and Transportation P.\n.z-Nev.·porl ~uh 11.-111..'"· *PRIVATE ROOM* Wl('h. Slij /UU. Cull '.lt11r\:1. fur :u11hulatu1-y rarl}' Lrt)\kt 611·~'717 dayg: r.10-0::·1'1 1'\1·~ fnud, hi«' ('hl'l•rful f;Uf· ~~;\\ j r:IC :; nll<~ '" ,,1.,,,1n. l'OUll•linJi<(. Avail Aui-: l, Bltn~ s:itXJ/nlo. 1;7~r-l!.172 "r * Call 54.~7a;i • BAY-VIEWOFFICES U.'luxe, air-cond\tionl.'d REGISTER NOW! Tustin ~~-----~ ~ 1:rt Tu11 rih•1u~. 1 '_ !J.i, •''1' I I" 1 p;!l:o. l~111rnt !~111 ,\ J',~,J. S~'fu 111'1. 5~~->..,•H/ ~I! f A:>ts., ~mer Rentals -.-20 . /i\ ~!\lEP. V11•·at1Qn"' 2 Br h"a11• "·1th1n \\ttlk rtl11tan("t' t:.:irh 111 l111l•ly Co111n;1 d•'I \1.1 A1;11[ .\ug :!Ci·!hl'U ~· !'1 ~~1 Sl~:i p1•r' wk i{edf't'Ora!fld. Udo area 261 Monte Vista, Costa Mnt Rca!onomlcs, Bkr. 67:Hi700 ~~~~~~~~!~' Df:SK space ava11able $50 ---- mo. Will provide furnltutt at S7i mo. Answering RJ"Viet' I availeb.le. 222 Fores! Aw. l.ngunti. Beach. 494-9466 646-1170 l[S] Furn. or Unfurn. 370 * * * * * * DESI\ F'lllt~ ava.llable S50 Rintal1 Wantld 460 Found (frH. ldl) mo. \VU! provide furniture --·---------· 550 Costa Mesa I * BRANO NEW * 31 S.i 1no. An"1v~ st>rviCf' NEED FAST fl AFFECTIONATE house iioil --.---("01udrl honu· 11· i~1,1\ ~111\ h Bl·" I unJ h Jo nd I CM •·· '•·I [ BEAUTl 'UL NEW nv11.1.l.'.lble.17875Beac vu.Net>da lg.21x r. urn. se. 1.1 vc ,,.,,,pi ...... r ,'i·ui1111<'r or 1~''1"''' :ii :iii, 1t:111T1n::;1on Beach. 642-UZl or duplex in C.Orona del Mar. L oo ks likl' Pekinir<'ll1 2 SORM. ·1!111 \\ 1°(,,,,1 llt"h''''·' lWF-IC'', "niund floor. 164.~ Must have amall to med. w/long, shffpdoj.type fur .I l"11furri1•li,,d '\'Ml_ * C II 675 6820 * 0 ' "'-k ~-··-a : · t-:rl'.port Bl\'d., Costa Me~. yard and one dog O.K. Not QUIC • U1VWn A tan, wc.r-1 ~·urn1-J10 ,1 ~ ··'IJ ·· ..,_ II •~ ~M -~~ · B,\ Y VIE\\ ~ l)('1Jroonl. S.}.'i 1110. J«Hi212: &l•l--1001 ovl'r $235 mo: lease O.K. ·1~ , ... a CO ar . .....,.....,.,..,_ [ Lu~l1 1:af<kr. !!l"!lint: p:lliu~. sl"<'fl~ 4 con1p!rtrl.Y lurni~h-<"'l'~. Refs. tuppllod. Need by .t'EMALE dach•hund fouod~ pool, ,p11, 1\r!(1Jt,, n() 1w1~ ·~ l:i! F ~l~t ~r . C f'd. A\•1111 .lune to Sl>pt. $7:.0 9 OFFICE SP ACF:, 4_14 Old August 17. Please help• Pb. vicinity Brook h u I's t .:\I pr n1onth. Adults only ..... ,,~,1 81,.d. 3 blk' N•. 01 f.Jike at 640-0019 after 6. ·Adams around A·-·1t tith. I rl 10\'F: f.·l!i-.~lif~· ar-<'nl. 675-4'.J:ll'l, "" 1-• "· 91124952 _ .. _ llwy l. 300 sq. ft. ;!J:l/mo. Nf:\VLY dlvorc:ed principal ='°"~-· ---~--DJeS:l:iBJIU 20 SF:\VPOHT Ho'ilc'h rir1 1h" :>·IS.-~'300. of Pvl school desires reas SJi,;lALL pair '(chlld't!) of Sp;trk!·n~ Nrw Arhilt l'i'lls. h"~t'h 1111~1 :'. Rr ._.;; s"xira; .. Plto ~-ES8IONAI. s u 1 t c. Jrg. 3 Br., 2 ba house. Have tartoh1e rim bifocal8 fOIJJ'l(lj e '.:!Bl~, l BA Furn$'.!!.!:,_ An'~ 12-1. Au;.: --. tjll. · ri•ady 10 i;o. Heil al Bolsa 2 chlldrfn. N.8 ., CdM area in 1trett at Clift Dr. & Pri\'alc p~tios. lush !nr<'s! i;:;9.-~f.tj__ Chica. 11 .ll. $ 2 7 5 /m o . prl"f"d. 547-0036. ( 2 J 3 J Tustin, Npt Bch. &12-192'7. st'1\1ng. Carr-1r1.~. c;a~ p.11d. conn>. A d• I .l\ior 2 J:H. lMG.1:~23. 374-3919. APPROX 6 mo old Bluepoint 111 £,'.10th St .. C.\I. ~>1~137 11 :1lk 1n l~·~u·h. "\~1 1. Au·~. E°LEGA~T. snia!I. t\<'WJJOl"t NEED quick. 2 or 3 BR~· Siamelf' kitten lobnd \'iC Hun tin9r~n-s .tttch___ 1'.l ffl :tliili S1-·• Ac;t. <..:rnt•!'r suite of olfiCl's. t-or in Eastslde C.Ogta ?i-fe1111.. Nn r.tc:r~arlden & Edward ~. i;T',--:fl~I _ _ _ -I infot"n1a\1un call fi.14--81111 or mo r l' __ Iha _n S 1 9 n · 897-8435. HL":\Tl?\CjTQ:\' c oi 1 .i •' n" 11/\' lh'a<'h :!Bl~ r.1n,.1·il;11iun li-12-:'.073. &16-3385/~. · p=AR==1~c=0~,,=,,-.~Ccrmc--.,-0S~O.,-p Ap.ts .. , ~col at r:nl:-:1 Cl11·_~1 111•1 :~ "1;~ :''..11: 12·2if. SIOO 1· -. nELLiXF.: I, 2 or 3 nxim Bachelor with h\-'O small dois I male pup. 3 ll\Oll. Gro\'e ' XW-1,ft:,_ Cnn11J;trP -.'ii·•· \\f'rkl~ 1,\fi--SI) .. :' oUiN'S Best deal in 0.(' drsires 1 bdrm. apt. Ql' Republic, C.l\f. 548-5031. 11 h1Jl ynu'1Y• 1111s~111~. ~1 --------·· 83.1-""A" house unfurn Ph 646-2335 ~l"XJ-~?[~I I v r R t I 42S I Airport arl'a. ~ . . SML, n1ale tan d 0 II . __: _ _:: aca ion en a s all 6 p.m. Cockapoo! Vic llunlington lfl::LVXE tqil JJr'h. p;iliu, LAl\J.; Ai·rol'.'ho'ad ,\.tranil' Business R1ntal 445 UNf-URN. 1 Br. apl, Lido llarbor. 846-122:i. niusw. (i 1~~:1 ~ .. ~aur~;i·, 1.1'": <•;1l11n. Le:. :: BP., rt111C'. Li:-I Isle, yrly I~. by l'l!'l!pe<:labke f'"OUND man's sport JBCket ni~. ~l:IO. ~fl.IC iuus I nt l~Jdl ,1,., 1, s.-~1 11knd Sl::il 11k. FUU.Y e uip,...,...i l!ral1h Spa younv bus1ne.u woman · lllghl nd ~· N n LI I Sl".() !'IG--0'1·11 q '"" · 7 on a v.ivc, ewpo unJ:a ,.,11 • .;i. • ~dfi-iOHi. iri N.B. f'or info., \\Tile R. 828-7722. Beach. 548-88'14 . Rent<1l1 ]~ t1Do-1 ~11., \\'lll•Tlront. :! br. Cunningham P .O. Box 1&!, FAl\.tILY, 2 children 6 &: 4, WHlTE poodle, injured, no rhililrt11 Aflr'r August B:1lboa Island, Calif. 92662. v•L~h to rent 2-3 BR apt Or fouod vie Arches. Balbba t I $:~) II i.. !i7:!·!1;-(.'l6_ NEAR 17Lh & Frwy-ground hou!lt'. La~ttnn area. 9/1. Animal Ho!lpltal. 6'2-3840. floor. ~ sq. II. $100-650 sq. No pet!. 2ll: 838-570l coll. fl.fALE white Husk)', 6 to 8 Rentals to snare 430 It. $ll5. parking. Priv. l't'SI \VANTED 1 BR, nr be ach. months. Vic. 5th ., l\fatn, 400 .,. , _.. . mon1s. Sch\vortT, 673--265-1. yrty lse, resp adult it. 8 512 Al ba 5 H 8 BL ,.1;1n·.s:-. wnn1:in .iO tn 111 \fl -• 546-4756 \\•kd 1. 963 1416 lf. · a ma t.. · ' [ Rooms r..00~1s lnr renr frfln1 SL1 10 S~IJ \11·•·kh. Cl<'a l1. 0!11 r11sl11onerl hol('l, I lilks h\1111 l)l':1(·h T\', lnundr~. •'lo' The C'olun1al Inn. t.'1 1'111 S1.. 1 !ntgn n rh. :1:lG-'l l4i7 ----!\".~.:. COST1\ l>IES1\, 1."l'l:(' slur!10 n••1n. ~.1l11. .'ii.•µ. fro1n housr. l'!tl pd. l:r1111t larly onl). P.ff,_ $!10. ~1S-:1148 f'\'f' nr \1 k•·nd i;h.irr ti r 1l u t I f u I ap! I STORE for lease & Office 'i , . BRO\\'N rnbbit fO\lnd vtc ll'/i.unir C;irdPn Cro\'C' Spncc. 10:i !XI ?.lar, San \\'knds. ~·o _3 ,2 ' .,,,.. Ferlf'ral Ave., C.M. ~1~ . ;,1•r:i. S!i'.i. 1nri. 1'.1us! low C!en1enh'. 4. -""'· 3 BR. or 4 BR. unfurn hout;e, aninial~. "~1-1-~'\8.", after 6 e Officc-600 sq. ft. avl no\\". Corona de! :,1a.r I-ti &<_ho! PIGEON \\·ht & Bronze \Jiil : • 800 sq. fl. In<!ustrial Shop distric t. Call~Sl68_. --11'/\\"ht 1£'1\lhf'red fE'el vie. & 2130 Dann Pt. .f96...8673. Gllrages for Rent 435 ~Aug-.:__ Ki-· l SMAL.L h;i.iry black & \\'hilt llB ofc1</stores to 900' Pvl. [ 1~ . sPACIO~lS. !'Jenn '! 1·11r baths. Zlc ll'/U!ll. Adj. PO AnnourlctnlHt& .d . ~:l~"~t~· Idl"ntity a t ;:.11·.1;:" t<lr rr·n! I hlk froin nr heh. Lani:. S40-l.'lll. _ _ . "'. """""""" f'n\1( 1· .<;1atio11, C . i\I · j ---• \\'HITE cocker mix, male. ~1~'.~S711-I THE fal'IOr;>' has 2 shops 500 Vlc: Diamond BaT. 335-71.f!t. -------.-a\'n1lnble. $-U &. $12:i. Call Announcem1nh Office Rental 440 1 IWbin. 673-~. T!Gl:R KMlen • ~·Vic: SLEEP!.~t.: rn1 SU{)/1110. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,_;;;;;;;, 1 . . OON 'T ton out thole empty Sol V1lltll. 84.~68. '.\1ature adult. l'fl\ ha ,'(:-• •XJ..NT loc.oon '" Cmta aluminum bttr" 90n drink <'!IL :.!135 Elek TI Av<' .• i\pt, G. I /\i"1' '\";1lrrfro11t Officl:'s l\1('Sa, 2j()Q ~-fL t?r least' carui! Recycle thl"m al. Ux' Bl.ACK & white kitty fouiid C~·f. 1 From S2iO P..l(ln\h $-l90. 111on!h .. i-JS-371a. ""~l•gy C•mor. lll60 Gltii.. at CJ1f. City flail. 844--0358. Prime Lot':11ion r..\,v v .. . P..001\1 11 ll h k!lch<'n. [aun(lry ::II l~ay,,,idc Dr. Npt Hriu·h A'ITIL\C. ~hop 1n dwnto~·n neyno St.. Lal(Una Beaf"h, Lost 555 & ponl pr11". f,•1 n:1!1 • only. Bill Grunrly Rllr tiT:Hilfil C.i\1. Jo-rcshly pain1ed, new Help tho environment & !re<.'' 'nd R t~-8472 H. 13 n.rna. till', 54.i \\I, J91h St. !">4.\...891J. your trash canJ for lrss 1n-1 PLEASE , help me ~ ~~ --~ Aot. Untu-. 1.tr l'TI items. No payn1ents h01ne:. 1 m 8 spay c I 1 _A.;.:;.P'~·_:U_n_r_u_rn_. ____ 3_6_S-'-A_n_•_._u_n_t_u_,_n_. ____ 3_6_s _____ ._ ·------Coon bottles alllO "'ilt bf" Jabr11dor, small boned, Jew ted 11 h,fte hairs O(i chest &; very Newport Beach N ewport Beach Newport 'Beach aecep · in<'ndfy. Call 5@:-1171, ext !--.:..----------'----------'--------TRI -OIEl\I liquid c1n· fl, or &12-l.8o7. R.foward! broidery instructor in Cosln LOST: 'J'ti-Colorf'd Beagle, J.te!ll. Call 645-31"6 for in· mal<'. Vic. Commodore' & 1ormatlon. 1\-tnriners. NB. Anc; "Cap. I. tain". J'tcWl'lrd. 540-2283 ofc. Home Ml-9351 eve10. )If».) CALICO cat ''Sp i~ l;;;;;;;;;;,;;,;~~W·,~ 11·anrlered rrom home. Lmk IlomeA. Corona de! J.tar. 530 Q\\Tll'r: JnmeA D. Trt.lffdell. ---·--==-=,_. Jf found . pleuc call 646-tln * HINDU SPIRITUALIST 1" or 675--5.'80. Per1of\ills Let this ad change your "'hole REWARD! 5 mo old Irish outlook on life for lhc better. St'ttti·. also 12 100. o\dl Professional advice on llfe. Ba.ssrt Hound. both ft>malf'., Licensed. Readings daily. Vir Bnshrirrl & Adams. H.B. 10 Arit.JO Phi. 492-9136, 962-9GJ.I. ~92-!"m4. Jl2 No El Camino PLEASE-,.-lurn--d~i~,-,-,-s! Real. San Clemente. hcimet taken from ritlnncy'11\ PALM &: CARD READINGS Ship Chandlery'. No ques- lio11s asked, $100 Re\\'ard. I 2.iJ7 \V. Cout Hwy •• N-B. LOST Cockatiel bird, white ~·/r't'd circled cheeks & ycllo\v Ct'0\\'11. H a r b o r 1 Island. Rey,·arrl! 6/:;i-55!5. I LOST trl-rolortd male rollit>. 5 monihs, answen: t o ' "Braqdy ... Re\\011.rd. 6T":M>87J or 6~2-1133. BM: for Debbie. Advice & help in many mat· lers. 1 tree question ._ns. over phonl', Rectl\"C full IHI' readln~ for SJ. w/ad. (ZlJ) 694-1350. Fully lie. La Habra. Call for appt. PAU.f CARDS&: SPIRITUAL READINGS. Bring 11.d (or rt"- duction, 1()1131 Beach Blvd., Stan1on. l ml south of Koott's Frum. 527·3406. WST d\\'l'lf\\'11 H.B, All \\'hile PROF &-Exec Oub for Jlusky, male, 22" at 9hould- d lvorced men & \\'Omen. ers. "Damon." S50 rl!\\'ard. StArt a new liff', begin It 5..16-0080: 962-3283, righl? Call 847-8329 for opening data. SIBERIAN-Hu!kty • O>a.s1 H"'Y. & Ulb, H.B. Ffm. 7 PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-•• 1 d . . mo. 'o ran a . hdfnt, s y m pa I hf t 1 C' 64?-l9U/83S-T.JjJ, pregnancy counseling. Abor- tion & Adoption n.1. AF· 1 A~~~~436. Anonymou1.1 lr-,-,,.~,,~ .... -,..-_;,; Phone MZ-7217 or write · P.O. Box 12'13, Costa Mesa. SchoOl1 & 1 _ _...,,...._.._,......__m_ ·ln1tructlen1 ~51 FIND YOURSELF' IN SOMEONE ELSE, HANDWRITING Dl$C'OVER ANALYSIS CLASSES DISCOVERY Phylll• Halrlottn 'MGA, ll> ri4~ 2131387-3393 atruclOr. $art Sepl ll 'l'revtl 540 IE"m). NJ!. Far info <all Nona Hoffman MILWAUKEE , , ~1' -1 !'.'."' ·It ft)'lnt """" on· Alig, · -~-I 2J or 22 Ir kindly wUI~ to i.. .... "'!'._~,~D lN A ta1te U>,. ~ 7 yr. oJd ve17 lUJ\1. .F.sr'A11; CAREER.? 9.'tll b~h.9Vfd ,&fandt . (7A)-54&-119t )daua:htert! ~. ~eaptedt ~ El:ta.1t Sl!T SAIL Conlnu:r l tntt. Sc1too1 TAHITI JI:; Old No, Nwpt·~·• NB Otlnd '!"th.tted Schooner Jt.E. Edooat:lon Sinctr 19" crew • guest.I ah, cost.1.. JU~PING Jaik ~bor• >" (21JI 371-1239 1149 Tutl\n., A .. ,. C.M 646-0f'J-l, ChlJdrer· f"EENAOECaooie Trip-Down -~;'"e~M: laWllf Colorado JUv.tr. 6, d~ bam yltd a n I m a J 1 , '--' 12-17. ISO Ptr ......,.. __,,,. iWt P.f¥n!d tic'd aultles. 646.szl~ .....--) lilt 10 1 pm'. 11 AH INVESTllJATOlt Rftto<tlt«ltl ...... Ttlla Ho!! ' CID ,_,,I f\ol QUICK CASH . DAIL'Y PILO;r WANT AD 642°5618 . II I llM26-t2tt ,• ' , I • • • I ;· I ·' Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fi'hgers See If -You Have Any Of These Things A DAIL y p.1Lor w t. Stovi 2. Guit1r 3. llaby Crib 4 •. El1ctric S.w S. Camera 6. W11Mr 7. Outboard Motor t. Stereo Set 9. Couch . ' .. Will Sell Fast! 29. Biqclt 30. Typewrltar 3 I. Bar Stool• 32. Encyclopedia 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Tropical Fish 35. Hot Rod Er"uipm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Goll Clubs 57. Electric Train St. Kitten 59. Cl111fc Auto 60. CoffM Table 61. Motorqcle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV Set 65. WorldlOllch •• 10. Clarinet SI. Sterling Silv•r 66. Diamond Watch 11 . R1frlgerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. S1wing Machin• 14• Surfboard 15 .. Machine _Tool1 16. Dlshwasti.r 17. Puopy 11. Cabin Crui11r 19. Golf Cort 20. Barometer 21. Stamp Collt<tlon 22. Dlntltt Sat 23. Play Pen' 24. Bowllng lltll 25. Water Skis 26. FrM11r 27. SultuM 21. Clock 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom Set 41. Slid• Projector 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Tablo 44. Tlr1s 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat· 47. Drtptt 41. Linens '*9. Horse SO. Airplane St. Orgon 52. Ex1rcycl1 53. Rare Boob 54. Ski Boots SS. High Chair S6. ColM 67. &.Kart 61. Ironer 69. C1mpin9 Trailer 70. Antique Furniture 71. Tape R-rdtr 72. Sailboat 73. Sports (;ar 74. ~r.-ac.xs..t. 75. lnboa"' Spoodboat 76. sAotgin) n . Siddle 78. Qort "- 79. Punching Bag 80. Baby Carriage ti. Drums 12. Riffe 13. Dotie 14. SCUllA Gear These or ony other extra thin9s around the h- can be tumed into casli with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD ' ' ' S'O ' 1. .. , Don't Just Sit, There! • ,, ·.;. ... DIAL · ·DIRECT \• • r ' ' ' \ • NOW! NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER CL"ASSIFIED j\DS WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LIN.ES 1 ·11·MlS 52.00 ·ANY ITEM $ OR LESS e IACH mM MUST IE PRICED «> e Comblnod Tot1I of 11...,. Not To Ex-$50 e • No Copy Chin,.. e No Abbrovl1tlon1 • • No Co-c11l Flrmo • CALL 642-5678 ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD·YISOR AND YOU MAY· .CHARGE· IT! • • • DAILY l'IUT I . l(Il] I 1z ... , It l!Ill l ~I _ .... _. ~I ~ & :Hnlonlftt P11ntl~ & Kolp Wont.d, M & P 710 Help Wanfed, M & F 710 Holp W-, Ma P 711 lnttrvctlone. S7S AL'S CAJW~O P!p! l"flnt All£ )'OU lookiQ(f -ro-·more COMPANION: Care of eMHr: £X'cm·1~i:L 9 ~ - MUSIC tblory A auitu lratr. I« ~ 6 I Pl t 11 than juJt anoth!r job? l;y lady. 'A't.lb wt"'allcf'f'. ~ fur a.itt lfOOPI JI IO :II to ti/hf. &md~ 10'"' boml WldlcJph:ia ~ '"eall LABOJt A mataUJ contnet. Beautiful Jdeu otv. ot Gen. ~ v.1' PX! mo O>ll~ m.1111.t tood mont)' NO\VI I " "'""· 1 ~--~ 494.ez.i. ~"191 n• I• t v In 1 ~ JO ooo wnplt r00<1a OffdJ 5 peoril:t 10 1tu~n1 · \\ 1111rr l'i11.1rJW.i or llAW' fun and be where lt'a ,,,__ · . s. 1each prof. makeup h!d\. Newport, QUI, C'bltl M•aa. t &.tol.lllt> •fort. 1 A _,. ..... -.. maturt 1\-otnan, 962-9621 llr hal>J>f'nUta:! Ira penn&Dtnt Oowt Shcrel, \\'tstdlU. .xec. po,s. v ....... -962-SS-lJ. 11111ph1)\rH·n1 a nd fnJt pl"l>- 1.-, ......... I~ AL'S Landteap!Qr. Tree anamen Atthhc:tural dr1i£Mra, plan--cooK:-exPER:-RlOlion. 213 . '33.--'Tll wkdyt ......,.-... removit. Yard remodeUnc. A ntrs I: 1tnkir draflmit'n i\tu•t he O\°t'r ll. Aiiply In 1'C)llr1·1 ur Tl.f· &'\S-2893 . ----- .,i •yslttlf!I DAY Nurwry, bl.b)H to 5 yn. $11 per wk. Ml-6781 or - ~-" "-II lot •--nf't'(le.I. Jtvlnt nffk"-' (If t'''"'l11kntl..:. •l-• uaU "I· c .... ,up. Schl\'&rlz 547•5846 Jl('NOn, Suri It !oia loln, 59:!0 Rf'J)l.ir 1prtnkltt"I. frl.1165.. ,!.•1 •8makl•n-.~orm0•n \Y. eoas1 H"''Y·. NB. E xec. Stcret;ry--$700 L •"Dsc•PtNG * PAINT YOUR J10USE ...,... U¥lllt.'IA Ct•nlt•r r. t 'f'I" 1'1tl1l/Alllill f tt Jobi * "'" "' Yng. rn~n J&.•'Oric: fu t A Sult~ 109 Jrvll"'. Ca. COOK & tray~, Altturt' la!I) l.oi:·11.l New la'A'lll, Sp r Ink le r 1 , neat. You tum paint. 1 hAw appt by phone only 833-9640 Art('nmn !!hlf~. 11 . 30-3, !Ilg l':i.ll l.un'll lfll' ~lnUP. ~It Uc'd. equip. $2.50 hr. Ca.11 Rllb£'11 , A•Jt. Ctis!. &•n.'. lk h attn. S-l2·;).l.ll_ --\\'El,'TCLtrr tree: Ht. IJ3...M72. PART TIME OX>K tor Yn.d11. c(l~1t1u•1 Pt'i-..oiil'l('l Aar•w.'Y BABYstn'ER X Hrs YARD ClftJvp, weedlnc, Plumbl NE\V CO~IPANY EXPAN· Slip No. ~· l.ulo ) ""ht a>-L1 \\'r .. 11·1111 llr .. N.B. Ft:DCM e.ck-Yard trw ~ .• n:cnov. "' SION JIAS CREATED OPE.~-Anc~ Nf'WpC!rt &'at•h. '4.S-2770 * Q1l SU-1512 * Jtot~HWrc. batilln&. free SAVE On Plumbln&'. Palntfnr, INGS t'OR fotA."l 21 It UP. COUPLE. Hand)! trUai;-,_)rih)· 1-:.....:~;ct;'Trv!-:-Stcrtt•""' tor llABYSlTTtNG my horM, etl 9ll3-l6U. lllltallaUont. Frtt ettimate1. ?.IUST BE PtlATURE AND mgr, 8 uniU, Itta. Pell. Rl'nt ~.1 d.t,yC" rute. kMnC care. Lz'I EXPERIENCED Japane1e Good ttlu. S3S-0372. NEAT. aUov.-.r'K'I', P.O. \kix l251, Dt'l'ltnl olhei':. E.-,:p nee. f go,.om Gardentt Com Snl;uy Clprn. t' r I n Re llCd )'d. • Maint. ~bbtp. y;;:, Drains unclogpd. $1.50 ~$111 . PER WEEK Om nal', CA. 9200!I lwr'lt'fil•. ~111" Si.1. JIB C•rp911ter ry, St"·l'r line Jo 100' · S15 ~-fl'l 1l l).11ly cru:ATIVf; 'A'Ot'k-~µ.I), 11rr 1. mil 8 911.n1 or 7-9pm. E X l'rt• eat 66-0S41. * 549--riM * --ASSl-SerY"ICe-MaR Youns \\'fll'non ""nttd 11111ro, i;;1i;.. • .r•1. PERIENCED ('00!. EXPERT Japane-1e .-PLUMBING--.---* tn ht•lp film n~r lin11>h EXPER. COUPLE patlol, dri~ walks, PoOl GanleniP:r, k no w . h o w • lootall·R--"•l-R<""'' p r n J " t' t .• L..11tuna ar1•a deckl. brick and dwnp ............. ,_. Old bll hcd Buick d 1 r.1r llou,rkl"l·plnl( ti Rone 9Ql1c,. .... 3533 uclpkeep. plant, pest, trim. FHit E.$t. Uc. 54~.sn2 ..... l'fltA d' -11•'"',r .1q.1~7'iK i ;111~lcnutS:; Du Ur~ eanup. 963-J486. p 1 a111p fl4:l' 1 man Wnu t!I "' oc.l.JV l'.RY of 0 ,, 1 L y ,..,a __ ..,. -Lm BING REPAIR I Ex 11-r x11~·1 \\'ork111.C: Conds, ............-~~ .... ~. Additions I ..... RO-TOTILLING * . 1 mf'Pt prope.. C'l '-"f"1 PIWf SUN DAY ONL\' 10 rtp&ir. at years Jlarbor No )Ob too small \\"flrklng: ootl(t11ion1 CaU • · Ll\'t In. 135 Front/l'ffl'. Levellna I: * M.2-3128 * Bob Ter S36-65K!I, Tr t\('\\'SpBpt'r00y1< P.f'QUll'T'1< Ph: 61:i-39G.1 ~ t6tl 2ll516'75-6?M. iradLnc $90. •na I k ry, . IT)' the Ufll! of " SUUkln \V1t)."t)ll C1111.t Sirvltl PROFESSIONAL COLE PLUMBING Bu c , 5th A Walnut, 11unt-or Van. Cont;\i·t f.tr. llnn·y \\'ktloys 1'"or Ap1lll1ntmrnl ~ 24 hr. s-f'n'ice. MS-1151 in,gton Be11ich. Seele)', 330 \\'est B:iy ::;1,, EXPEHIENCF.O ~om1!1'fu JOHN'S Cartlet I Upho!ttery Japanete Gudenln&: Service Pool Service & Aulstant M'rvlce ca11hler -Co11t11 i\lt'~ to 111<,;l~t ih"'-•11111ker w/ Drl·SbamJll'.IO fftt Scotch-Ffte Eat. '* 6'6--06!9 1'1 t ha 1 1 altrrt'l.tion!I I dre111maklr11, -. • ..t (Soll Retardant.). General 5trvlce. lnst•ll•tton us \'f! au o t'.Xper t-noe -DELlVF.JtY llUln, pern1 .. pt pllrt ti.int. r.tust hnvt' o\\-n •-'" good l&.lary, CO m Pan Y llnte, for •arly All: L.A. Dqftutrs ~ all color -=--AL-SER--V-,-,.-,-s-co-.-POOL ~. $25 mo, average benetll1. Call att11r 6 pm I Timt'li. 1.luJt ha''t' de~llll trarn1, Rel!~ rrq_'d. Corona briahtfDmi l-10 minute Pl be. ()rptntry Dec. pool. Incl v a cu urn In 1, Saturday, ~2944.. Cflr & bl! ttUabl@'. $200 mo. ~~~r·~"~~~''~35=~~..., :. !ch--~ rr:!!e blr.~~ ite':in,' haullna. &i6-lal9. ~~~";,_Ille brushing. BAB)'SITTER. youngl11h but &tZ-4!0>. I EX P ERIE NCED lrgllall ,_ ·-1 •u• ~: ~1-fil5l m11ilUl't' v.·oman nef'dl"d Im-,-. 11tt~lary for Llijruna JI 1 me extra trip&. WUl dean Heullnt . D F.: NT A L As-1 1 1 tan l . offiCt' Prohnle' pttletttd· II~-rm. •;·•-& Roofl-ml!fl. for care of 2 clulllren l Chlllnkle only. At lr11.at 6 · .11 , • ... ,. ' ........ '& rm, "::io & J, Atv Corona 1\rl ~lar • I I t'l(N'I ~k1 t , y ou n I . ball .$15. Arry rm $7 50 TRE£ l-large p I ant nl(I. el(p. nf"'. 1' r n Rf' :?IJ/2'7T-5Sjl. coucb $10. Chalr $5: lS rr;_ renJOYal. Ro Io 1 1111 n i:r:. e T. Guy Roofing. Deal home. 21 ~ to 31, W!.yll "'k. nn bcrK'lits. Som~ Sat. IIB . _ _ _ -.~~- np. !I what rounl!I. not rPnovatlni. YArrt cleanups. Direct. J do rn.v Ol\'TI \\'Ork. \\k-01l1. o .... ·n traru. Rtf~ rr-ari·;i . <'all 8-!!Am or 7-!lpni. f'ASll!Ol\ Stylist. 2 matutt method. 1 do "'-ork niyllt'U PtfCl\·e It Haul. Ca.JI AflT 6-15--2780. SC&--9590. quirttJ. Call 6i:Hl141 altcr j 816-l')fO. 11rin1e n. full or p11r1 llm~. Good ~ ~ -oi. &12-1403. r_ • pn1 . Nn roll~t 1ng or dellvrry, $1 n:... ow.i._-~ .-w1na/ Alt•r•i'fons OEl\'TAL au istant. ct\ain;w.le GET RID Of T II AT ' BA B\"Sl-ER f/11·--L1'Jo ~ pt'r hr. Jl"lln· :lll-3574 or STEAM clean your carpet ' aft It ttalb' clean. Get all .b.mpoo I: dirt out like new. Arry 2 1'00ms A bUhraJ or lb.irwty. $39.SO. Not aceedinc 451> *I· ft. - -~# ....... -----· --• '• • '"''' I: X·r&)'S, N.B, cffu't'. !ii•rid UNSIGlfTI.Y TRASH "-SEWING.DESIGNING house keeping. Prf'fer oldi,-y 11 Pllit:e ri•!'lume io ClasslliNI ~-~~~c--=-,.,-oc-c DEBRIS. FREE EST , . ?lfm!Womat. Rl'U, Rat•11 \\'Oman. Car "-exp. l'lf'C. Ad No. J.JG, ~/o Daily Pilot, FDIALE, ?-Tail Ord~ Dept • COLL. STUDC'.'T. ~:?8 $10 min. Call 846-7450 Eulbluff. 8 am-ID pm. P.O. Box 1500, C.M. 92626. fuU limr. mwrl bP l'lt'at l- Alter11tions-M2.5145 ~· DEl\'TAL Assistant, I/time, dependab1e, S1.6S hr. Apply YARD, prage cleanups. Remove trta, dlrt, lvy, Drlveway1, lf'adinl. Ml-- Y ARO &: Garap Qeanup. Free e1t. '1 ~I. Call anytlmt', s.tB-5031. Neat. accurate. 20 years •xp. BABYSITTER. htalure older Iron! deak. At lust 24 )'rlli. 9--4. 26031 A\·r . Aeropue":rto, Mman wanted to care for 2 of age. E.xpe:r. ne«u. San Juan Capo. Tllo mia.U chHdren, 'A'kday1. My 646-26Jj. FLc5R~IS~T=-.- homr, Rel. plea.lie, 642-7074.1 ~==~~--,.,.,.-,. ~igner. Apply in penon CERAAtIC Tile Kltchens DENTAL A a• i II t 11 n t , AI'if. Hollister Nuntt)' & Baths, Entrys. • Cu I Ion: BABYSITTER, Work I n g Chalrslde. 2 yrs. t.Jl.p, Exc•I flo"·tr Shop. 2640 Harbor .._"Ork. Rt'al. Gl•n 548-7263. m;ithrr need1 li\'I!' In • 2 Mlary. CaU between 10 & 3. Blvd. e PEARL TONE e AccotaUc Ctllin11 ProfeMjoniJJy Applied by I.Allie Hames 536-459S LOCAL ?\lovu. E.xper, rol- 11 ·-:-::==;-;;:;=' ::--..= lege student. Lz-K truck. =-----· ---cluldren 5 l 6 )'l'I. Prl rm. 548-5588 CERM.OC tile new I: Sa.lary phu Rm &: Boord.I ~==---~---.,--FOOD SERVICE l't'model. Free Ht. Sm.all Ref. SJ&..2989. DENTAL aMiat. t'll:p. for Opening for up yng: man to ACXIU.tka.I C.elllnp blown RftA. S34-1M8 Jobi welcome. ~2426. semi-ad practke, Co 1 I a mall 1 1 1-• • machine applled. F r • e esttmate1. Guar. &44-7183.. I Ctment, Cenc:Nta e CUSTOl\I CEMENT \\'ORK . ""ii'!'--palioo. llOOi. a.a.. Doo. 643-8o,, PAnOS: walb, driva Saw, break. ttmo\'e t.; ttplaot ~te. 54S-8668 fOr est. CEMENT Worif • Paitios, poo1 d<ca .t<:. Lic'd a bonded. Call aft s. 83l-O'J91 .. PATIOS-SIDEWALKS CDIENT COl\'TRACTOR Ca111.fu *** 6"-0631 Child Car• JACK Taulane-Rt'pail' remod., add.it. 3) yn. exp. Lk'd.cMy Way Co. ~7~. Draltlllf DRAFTING Ant riu·;ob. 557-- Eloctrical • * BABVSITIER neetll!d ?-lrsa. Full tlrnr. ~l882. n1ng 11 ns uuu "' Ht1rtlng & Air I "!!"!!"!!"!!"!!"!!"!~~~I lor !I mo. old. i\ly home. gourmt>t cntrr\ng. Sal + ';Iii, ConcUtlonl I ' r.tust hllw rel5. 6n.&j78. DE~"TAL. A 1 1 I 1 tan I & Brlore noon. SlS-1103. -----"'-=----( lilf} Sttrt'tar1al, l'xper. or rol-FRY COO''K.---1 En•r::a• BABYSITTER · l•1·na2tr ••1 l•i;::e. To age 40. 546-3000. AIR COND. CONTRACTOR _ . tnuu . Sit 4 hrs l\lon-f'ril------o-''-7-----t;'..JK'r. P relerred Call tor eatimale -64~15 Blufl~. l\'.B. &W-S2l ~. Draftsman Apply Jn P•N<>n RR Huuf,ns-486 Newport. NB e A-1ap Orafll:rna.1 Cok>ny KHchen Job W11nttd, Female 702 Bank.in:: • Scr1her1 ::11 1 lla1 oor Bl, CM HouHclt•ning TELLER e Cartographerii -ook --· ----MO'I1IER of U..year-0Jd rtrl 11. Clifford Thorn l A~. Fry C HOUSECLE •NtNG mWit supplement income. Comml!l"Clal Bank Exper. Co1ta:i:e Cofftt Shop ~ •1. 6 . . _,. Eni;::iflf"n'i ng ~lap Conrullants c.omp~t' a.~. "'UI do IMttl~enL Reuonable dex-" in mo 1 requ1r~1 562 \\'. 19th, (:ru;ta 1'ttta e\oertthlhJ + m!nar repatra. terlty. Mu.st -..m bernun CREDIT CHECKER 2952 Ce~:;:.:;_i .. C.M. HEU> \Vant«I • Male. Liie Xlnt rtfs. -d•)', Call midnight It 6 A~I. Ma."(-Afin 6 mo'11 t'XJlf'r req'd • 1 -CARPET Sal truck driving • actory 96U209. lmum 4 hrs ,..,. night. Ntwport Be11ch Art• DRAPERY -•!I. .-,,.urk. Excel '"-orklna: cond. MES.A R•spc:ctabll" \\l>rl< on I y Call r.1rs. TeJ'iUaon E.11prr. decorator type Pt'r· Cltanln;. Carpets, desittd. Write Oa.ulfied Ad "6-7121 !IOn. Active atorr. Excel 962~· =~===-:'::m'l.~i-Ii;:~: l\o. 560-Daily Pilot. P.O. Equal Oppor. Employtr draw·+ COl11lll. 492-2254. -HICKORY FARMS 54S-4lll Box 1300, Colta 1'feu, Ca _ _ Elee!riral OU -192627. BEAUTY OPERATOR STATOR·WINDERS I!! in1erv lev.·lng-for H SE OF CLEAN --GOOD TYPIST Hairs!yll1t/u.~h1tant. Apply !Assembler Preciilionl Penn. p/l.imr Sale1work Floors, windows, crpt~ \\'all!. Wiii do your typing et in pt'non, Hair \\'est, 3305 Sr eking per a on n I! I ~ r.1r. Thomp10n 6 yrs in area. 642-63-t I htr home Wiii lckup Newport Blvd., NB. w1qun.llU caUon1 in motor So. Cout Plam Prof, C11rpet Cle•ning I •nd ct.llv~r loc•r H.B., BOAT UphOO!terer. male. winding. r.un. 3 tn exptr. Lower &tnll Alao window• I floor c:are F y Wtst 75c per H K"°"·Jectge of boats helpful. ~fust bl! able to read prinla HOUSE " child care 3 C&ll Dutch 537·1508, 2-t hn; .; ;ill w.;,k by hou; 501 29th St. NB le hov~ own looll. chlktttn. mothtr tn at· ExcelJnt Houlecll!anina: c•ll 147.3095, BOOKKEEPF.Tl anti GIRL tend~. 3 Times a week. by .1 ... n..-Pleiue Apply ~· v"·" trans. NEED help at homl!~ \Ve FRIDAY ROYAL INDUSTRIES ~613-="5=·'~-=--,.--,.--:-* ~ * have Aid~ e Nurse1 e ~rience~ -:,ri!lrr~e ~ · :»10 E . Dyer Rd., S.A, IJOUSEBOYS -Apply BC!n Dedlc•ted Cleanlnt1 ~ e Companions ermaniP:n un. PP Y r~iiunl Oppor. Emplryt·r Bf0\\·n'1 Molor H~I. ruoo * \VE DO EVERYTIUNG * e Jlcrnemak:mi • 'l/pjohn 4• 6 Pm · D 0 n The Soulh Coast HW).. South Rrll. Ff'ff HI. 64G-2839 &47...fJ68J. Bl!acbcomber, Cd~f. £S C RO \V SECR.ETA.RY: LagunA. PERUVIAN lady wan Is PRACTICAL Nurse. Avail 1 BOYS Finr local ro. nttdl raJ to '°'H"O~U"°"S"E"°k,--,-,c-,,.-,,~"1"1,"~-colo. rookinJ or hoo.wcleaninr on mo. c 0 n s 1der 1 t e . Re· ~ae 1G-J4 lO dl'~l~r papen assi,t rontroUer of growing Wk!cwer-chlldn!n S ' 7, Lido or Balboa. $3/hr. qutttmenis: Priv. nn & in the Dana Point. San Cir-land !M'vrlopci-. Start $650. LaJr. Bch. P.fu1t kaVI!' car. 6Ta-i462. bath XI I ·"·-· M s menle areu. Ft r Paid/Alm Ftt Jobi;. ..w1 mo. 51'-. da. wk. '. " _,, "'· L DAILY PILOT •-Jame1, 646-7re?. 49Ul20 Call Jean Brown, 541).(i{)55, 549-1107, 4M-6297, ORANGE COUl'o'TY Coii~tal AR'f!n<'Y, 2 7 9 O Sell idle ilenu tmvl Call Londsuplllf ~WORK. An ki*. Bla-.or small Llc'd • -......... "*""11. El!EclJUCIAN, llcona<d, beaded. Small jobo. malnf. I: rep&ltl. ~ LANDSCAPING for re a I estatert and rt1., main. 11nd Fum1tvN 1er.. · 1reft · topped and -mRHmJR.E Strippinc A ~ed •. ptantl pruned, Ref'lllWlfnl. Frff P1dNp 111!W lawn"° free e1l, ttas. OO~LESTJC AGE~CY IJ<?~ .wa.ated lor )'liLn::I \\'ork Harbor Bl .. a! Ada1n .11, C.i\I. G42-S67S now! . v1e1n1ty llarbor H i g b , =~~-,.,--=--:-,,--;·I .1046 N. Tustrn Avenue Ne\\'J)Orl Bea~h. G42-424G. Any d,or,y 1.11 lhe BEST DAY to I Like to trade! Our Tradrr'• Slule C Oran1rt --nm an ad! Don't delay , . ' I Pa,..diae column t.a tor )'Oil! OPEN 7 DAYS e 971...(lf(l(I CARPENTER -call locln.y 642-56'1'11. S llne11, 5daYI tor 5 buclal. and Deliwry. 645-()866. rates. 114&-MTI. G=--~...,....,.--'-----1PR0 FESS IONAL yard 1r.-.tftlftf rt m o d e I i n r Rototl!Ung, DAY\\'ORK. Gen. Citanin&. ASS EMBLY . LINE. preft?rliiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Housekttpina:. s I 1IIn 1 . some esp. 1n boat b111lrllng. Reliable Transp. Ml-7006, lsl•ndtr Yachts, Inc. * * * * * * 541-9330 777 \V. 17th .'ii., SPENCER'S l.c'Nft St'T'vfce! Renovaunc. new lawns. HOUSECLEANING, babyalt· Cnc.lll f.lo-"-"~--1.,------------------... 1 t1nr. Hunprian cooldnc. C•r W111h C•shiers Frte nt. Lawn car~. Reu. 642-2814 cle,amlpo. II.tu. 543-621.1. EXP. n.wallan · Gadentt. °"""i.t. pnl--Ktmt.'!'bk ctMnl- GENERAL". dean up yard malDL Pf"I" c1'an up. ~!). . C9MPU:r'E Law n I. ~ -· Haulln& I: clftn.Qp.1 Jim ~ RC11'01'D..JjNG, new lawns, -1tlklerr. · trffS a: lhrube --- Platter, P11tch, Rep11lr • PAmt PLASrEIUNG All types. Fl'ft l!ltimales Call SfJ.4125 ,....,...,,,,. * WALLPAPER * Wben JOU call "'Mac"' Job wanted. OJ6..8539. Full le p/lln1e frl.IMGO Jobs Wontoci, M & F 104 CASHIER We will train altract. \\'t'll APARTMENT MGR8. Sharp iroomed ind.iv. lo work in experienced couple. Prefer oor busy aervtct outlet tn 50 uniU. 642-4&0. Costa Mesa. Gal prefd. Help Wanted, MI F 710 Imml!d openl11J' on our momlr11 lhUt. (6 am-2 pm) •• AAA·l FREE JOBS 6 days J>l!I' wk. Good salary CONSTRUCTION A "'""'"-Apply lo ""'°" ACCOUNTANT bdwn 11am1: 2 pm at Pan Well \-enied all phues Nava Coln-Op, 295 E. 17th Trader's Paradise lines times dollars acmuntlng. ~ oruy -st;·~·;CM;;_·-~-,-o--l'---------------.... --!''I P ROFE!SIONAL Palnler. qual!Ued ttply pi.u.. . • -CHEF _, E ff one 1 t YtUir, nu. Uz Rt:lnder 'i Agency w•nt-. xp. PVT party wants tru1t APPROX S at'ttl ln n:clu-- 5'So-'1+H M-lnt UcllM.,, IntiExt. Im 4500 Campm Dr., N.B. $1000 mo. C11ll 67M241 deedR, J-Ia\.--e new IJncoln !live Ptpper Plke, Cll"Ve- ftt. bra. MS--n-:tl. tmmed. Opening11 ~21l8 aft. 4 PM. Blue S..t. ContinentaJ Town Sedan. land, Ohio I.or ume l.n PAIN11NG -Honest, c)ean, auaranletd ftl'I<. Lictnll!d I: insured. ~740. Will trade up or !! Orange County. ACTIVITY CLERICAL &44-70'i0 &»<lll7 P A J N 11NG-no-lt-Tor-Len-(al•~' lowt1t bid) Local l3 ,,... .... 613-3923. FORde&DA_I_, !atetlar, "... m-.. can ~-- DIRECTOR POSITIONS T,"1. "°"" pl .. gu<'ll F 1 tiremll!!'l'lt horn lntervlewloa for work tn Los apt. Hu $\1:~ loan in ar ars~ rt e. ~ andl move to New· ~ Scme exper. prtfd. Apply port '?:. f'REE dally bu Sacrammto lor boule Park.hW'lt, 9 am-5 pm. 9975 tramportatlqn prov\ded . In Cotta Mesa aro&. Lo AJun<da; Fount Vly. PACIFIC . """' (1U) m-->221 (oft Broold\urat). •'--• TRADE )'OUT mobile hm tor Mu 1 uAL 12 unit •Pl .,. ., 01n1eo ADM. ASSISTANT Apply -.,. tlvu J'rldlll ...,., AU 2 bdrm. 2 b& ':,?!i._'~ :::,:: EXEC. SECRETARY t-n llD. com.r ot SUit• unlu wlhld pool lo 1d """ ~ ·~ ..._ 66iJD. Cl.-poolllon o1Jain1 -er... A N ....... Caller Dr • ...._ Wllktr A Lot $45.TUl -for -_.... DUPLEX • c.po. -1 PAINTING A PAPERING. -ls ..it -· Sfnd CLE11K .,.,.._ w I b t k p I YI' .id. l Br. 211& "· Val"' U 1ft ID Halt:lar aft&. Uc It remrne to P.O. Bos 3888, kr»wkodp, p u b 11 e ac-Ja,.500. Trade 1or R..1 or bondtd. It.tr• f'la'n. Ml-2351. Anahelm, Ca. 92MO. coiantant'• office, ror appl ft..2 iot or ftJln UllfJtt hoult SJ llll)' -lmr/Elrter. --........... °"""' - NE\V f<'tshlnr equjpmtnt, Rods I: Penn fl:~l:a. 11nHt qollllty, Never ui td. Trade for 5 to lO tip oatbolrd motor. 6ml85. i1WUJ, IO ACRE.! No. calU. $JQ.0Cll. value. Lew~ trf!N, doll to lown .l hie laltt. Trade PXIQ. eqtJ tor Clll' or tt -MESA OtJ MM 4 llr, 2 bl -· 132.500 -· l)r. ~ tr dvpl~ or tri- pl<><. Lot .......... llltr. t.46-181!: -· -· Local "'""· Llc'd COCKTAIL WAITRES llAVE: Bis -mt hom<, TIME FOR ""-(:lludl. -A/P Co""' W5 Ex.... >-.... 21-!S. t•ut 3 br. "'1<. $1.80I! equity. ¥ •• -,:,-~r!..~u~ ~IP 11r::c~ Ui .. ~ llou!lt. APPb' Don Jot!!, WAm: »oust-. '°'· land. nu.ck CASH R ...... a -~ $.ll:;~ r:.:::: s.c·~~ :"'$800 11m E, A11amo, llW11. lldl. ,,.. or !! S Acm reerte1lonaf land,, £11!"""' • IUllO. Tndt Jar mobile """'•· bool, - lnc:ome """""'· s.c•w -·Arch ll!llJ COCl<TAIL W1lltt,., l'lQltt.,_M_YERS ___ • __ mm1 __ Alo Z llalld>'m ... 4uollty ,. -.., A"'1 Tue! llvu ™'Only,- THIOUGH A .... ,~~AOQLAbo 1 "-•IJonlJI lo MOO aft 5 PM. O.lsnty'• -R-21o1PalmSprioa·.V•I .. 11te -~-::."'u=.;"' ::: siw.1,., l30 Udo"" 0r. NB. SM>, ror ...,,. ., l'iO.ooo. DAILY ,ILOT l85E·.:;=: ,.,:,:i;o~ v,:-i:':"'!: m!:'!~ ltM U'79 WALLl!Al'llt HU m ~· N.•. illdl-, de. lln • Nr P1lol * * * 8'£-itll Call... ~ On1HledM, ' Uke • lndtl OUr'"'*"• ·-oolJOM lo Jar ,...1 5 11111 * 5-lor5- * •• • • • .. ' • . . • • -. .. , • ' • ,,..,.. :av• - ... • . - I • • c Looking For Someone ' To Take An Order? ' We're Ciood At It We'll even pay the postage to get you to give us an orcl•r. 'et ready for some quick profits by malling In your order today. Put a hard-working DAILY PILOT cla1slfled want acl to work for you. USE THIS ORDER FORM USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! - 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LES~ Jli~NJ. LINES . . ' TIMES - $4.SO $S.IO $6.IO PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 OR USE YOUR CHARGE CARD • P.,\it,.h lo• .•• , .• , ..... d111 l,.9 ~"'"g •....... ,., .. , ••.....•...• ,. Cl 111ili~o" ••• , ...........•...........••• , , ••... , ••••• , • , ..•• N•"'• • • • '• •. • •. • .......... • • •• .. • .......... '. • .... • • • • • • •• • • .. • .......... 11 • •••••• ................................................ . Colt , • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,,, Phan • ............... , ••••••• , M•1ltr C~•rt• N11mb1 r •• , ••• , •••• , ••• , , , Eipirtlio11 01t1 , , •• , •• , l111kAm1r1c1rd N11mbtr •••• , , •••••• , •• , , , [Jipr1fio11 0.1, •••••••• • -1 " Tl Mrs TIMIS TIMt:S --- 57.40 $11.70 $17.70 ft.QI $14,SO $22 .SO $10.7' $17.30 $27.30 TO fl~Ull COST Put ~ly o"• .,.,4 ;., ••<h •?•<• .1t ..... lftcl..,d ........ •dcir 111 •• p~•"• "umbtr, TJ..1 <01! of yow oJ ;, •I th1 •'Id of the line •11 whith tJ.., l•1I word of 'four e4 ;, writ• lt ft, Add $1.DO 111lMt l liRt• 1dr• if VOii il11;,, •11 el O.-.ILY PILOT 111 ,,,.;,, .. ilh .... ;i,,, ,,,1;,,, -·------CUT Hl•E -PA.Ill ON TOUI IHYILOPI------ Class ified D•pt: BUSINESS IUPkY M"l' f;,,1 Cl.,. Pt•l'lli No. 11. Co•+t Me11, C.10lor11i• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT P. 0. Box 1560 Cosio Mesi, Calif. 92626 Or Give Us an Order by Phone At 642-5678, The Direct Line to • . ' . .. • -" ' ·~ - -. , . .. ~ ., . .. ~, I·. ' . . • • . ' . . . l • "• • 1 ! " -Cl~~Recl Want ~cl : ·I .Ill.UL TS . ;. · · ·i ---------------~ ---_. ... _ .. ( ' t I ,, • - - DAILY PIUIT #J -.... ltJ 8 7 0 0 a ••• I II.. ' 0 2 ;,;.. 3 9 s mJ I a /o a 7 ml l • I • ~I • t •• ~I ... ' L t ~~t~'-···== ttolpW.,.-.M&P711 HolflW-,M&P111.tol~W-M6Pnt 11111 W-M6P7ll 11e1,w ...... M&P71D Appia-102 Pum""'-t lt<M<"°S.le ... ' -~ !LE. IAlD ,.,--;,,~-...,.--,.-~ llO\l5l!XEEl'£I ... lq)l!r JILVI: arlJ -DO rr NOW! 'l'DJ!:Pll(JQI -loll KAYTAG --hu COJ\IPl.ET£ don Bllt au-196Hi Ton_...,, V-< S!'ER!Xl ............... w1th ~ ... .-""· -e.u u·• T-111-c ., &. EllJ'4. Good ...,.. ci..!Jt'. 1"9t ..... XlDC, SAL.SS WOMAN l11d a 1 o....r 0.11"1 ....,.....,._ ... -. fUIO; ~ mod '°'u. ct.in a tatMs. 4-Spd-nut ttm tl50.ft0 ; """·...., "· lllllL ~ ., ,..11 ..... "-J>li Wo'n '* tlltl -ud -F/tbm, ExpaioDcad ,_ __ .., .._ dtll,.,.. •n yr, ....,._ 1325. •l&botl-.,.....,,.. 192!1 °"'"" Body· =.oo .. tr• 1 ,........_ O:nptu mo. m tqt http! U Ja:t nnt a .,._.. • X1nt ulU1 )llllr ..... Malit • m.acb. a.1na. ~ 44·· O&k round «ldd&U 4-Spd. lnternationa.I trana. • pnfd. Call 151-mL *-1 Carw· • not Jud a Olmm'Won ._ CD. BmtfltL u )'OU DM4. Ctmrowl cmn-O,:VER;:::=-::DI=---~---~-tbl $1?.0. Mw; ma.hot. ~Dd $$0.00 rik lod>' ux exoelle'nl coo- dltlon, aokl i.tquer J1nllh $50. 645-%17' H'OUIEICEEPER .a. r.m.lt,':i:o~f11sn. J!*·udu.1'1Wnstoineb ~::; :,~oa eu:b IUe. Can ft~torl trom $39.~ tbla.6*-lt:il. &llullt ~ Po~efll"-'t ,.._ El<> ,..i. Gd. ti.ap. 1 -Ooowl-1 JOSEPH MAGNIN ===~~~....,..-1 5l5-G'1ID. DINING """" llblo "'"' t !30-IXI ... CDlld. a <O. blbetite. Wrtte oa:·~a=. ~~to talc" to YOU! La ~ ON'b' .Dnpktytt TELEPHONE IDlidtDn. J.m.. RER=~,~G-.. -,-,.-... -... -... --,-dn.-chain $l!i0. China cabinet 6 CyeJe ~ .Er\rlne $3.).00 IRVCNE Cout CoonlrJ Ctttb mtmbrrlhlp, For Sale. Bqt oUci:r. ~ply 230 San Joe,. qu~n. Laauia lkh., Ca. ~1- P&cWc:. Holpital. 1r1uy ad No. :Ill, PO. Box 1581), at .... bmdll1 • ap&ndb:c med. 09tl\lnp, Pt. llmot Auto dtbwt. WA All ••alnut flAlsh. 4 Spd. MwK"W Shifter • DudleJ', NW111: E:d. Jtl. Calta Mttl. caw. m2& AU Dtpartmenla. &ne ~ Salta att S pm onQt. Alie: lor SU., * 193-m * Malchh1,1 tabl.11' and hanelna: $12.00 0 u1 -'i'i':.-'i""'";:;::;:,;=:.,..-l lltionl SaJ.uy + O:munJ.. ~tJ"111. ,-.,.-,:-;,.;=_:::;:..:c_ __ I lantJ"', spun pl.utic $25. Tlrtt -$3 to ,:m R EIUllEPER. C..... Mot.I M.W Wintod .._, 0 .,.,., Guorurtftd Toy & Gift P1rtle1 • TELLERS A·l apt ,,,. 4 burner .., >49--<m3. i... Llncolz..!1~'." ,_-. P/-. 111111 driw. Noo·omolttt • wlll hin. llrowo hlP per""' boouo, 1-..., --• CLERKS '"'"· "".· ~ .. •-* ~C:OiiiMiPPJLET:i'i'i:Et"°";;;;;;,.;,IUl;;i---;.;;,,l"",..,..,=~-~~---N-o ~ ~ o6k I ~drtnklrc. 142-h, Dao~ .. ~,-·· -u .... ·~--. M-••-• _. __ lo H -~ ~ •.NO -" J::.LECT • Brolltt< • no1111me Ul1'1t F'roat-frff rerrta. "X· rond. Slnaer 1 ~ w I n 1 m •c h I n t. W·allaclune.ntl 646-7~ __ 0 n..g,. _..._. ...., -,,_., ~ ... '"'!""! ._. .. --... ~-.-....... el~ant furn i ture a1SEU.lNGEvuyU1in&inhle 2100 Nt'WJIC"t Bl. CM. lJie ~. Do it NOtn: DELIVEIUES. NO OOt.. • Ta •!NEES Ktrunore wubcr I drytt reuoitable prices. Sun.TUe•. Lr•vllli ~area. F uro ot all HOUSEIQZPDt e Widower MT/ST OPlltA ll'• Your mcm! LttTION.S. 11\EE HOST· ~ S50 tor bo\h. ~ kinds. Lr& A:: J111l appl in •12 Ota Mids 11,,...ll u. TOR ' OIJI JAJ::::K !£YMOVR ESS GIFTS. Need car. * 557--$3.l4 '* £xct1 t:iOlkl. Bike a, Every IV· IMMm. ~~.:·•::• n~ Nf·UZl· S ' m.2231 as.2010. Glfts 'N ~ Esptr. at \ntxpft'. Xlni • 'C,_.a-.,,.-,'--.,.:::;:&..=::...:c__ G•reg• S.le 112 thine. G111Aie Sal" evtry 11 ltve phf-111N nl1 at SLM) eal'h. 13 phr1111lnt.1 at SL t.l'rh. 2656-A N•\\"po11 Bl11d., HOUSEWIVES Wllrtfd tor a 11 um e rt1p:Jtllibllltits EYMOUR SALES. Ha\'f! a Bl1cht n.,.. por. to advara wlarow\X 1 re EquJpment IOI wktnd tn Aue. BU&hnrd • Part-tirDt for .American _ _._ in lndiitptndent bf;nlc. n 1 -,,,,,.-...;.-----~ "EVER\'THJNC MUST GO Ad&nu 968--0•- w/Unle .. --~ -R11lty & 1 ••• ~-nt -· our """"' food c ... ~.. T ·-'-~ .. " ... " ' ·~· -C.1\1. • Poaal Carrltra. Ca 11 ~ ... ._.... vr-i.rme ...., .u... op ....., ..-. • KOBE.'iA 421 Su~r 8 1110\ le ~! · ~ Nova 11 Stat -~=-=--•• ,.. ,,.. accuratt'ly . ~alary drpt, ln H.B. SalH aper bta , ••. , -·-·nd'-6 1 GARAG E ••LE --R ~., u ""' .... '""" .. ,.. camera. hutant -rtr1,1..... 111·ag. cy atk;L-re bit .,.., -POOi.. lnble, brand new, T ro1npo1ll10n bMrd, ... Ith 1c- cnt101'k-1 $&5. "' ;;;;;;;;;iO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I 151<fl100. Send .......,. to r •L ESTATE ""'· ~· • lqrnd in "" -~" . onl .. ~· ~ --Mm"--"'"" ll hi ~. At't'V m pe:non Y load1na. n...._, t<'•p"·to lac aJ.t cond Riil •m or "'~· 1e f'W-f')'I na: San Joaquln School Dist. heaJth lood or nutrition fifld .,. ru.... " •&> ' ' • Sat I: Sun '"1 ~• bl ' -oFESSIONAL 'd wklr ... ,, It•·. almo•t bl>at otfll!r. tr F' Glau boa! ..,. • rVUI Tl! ... 141JOO Sand ~--Eut ,-,. ..... Sood""""''°' 11801 • • '" CAio< TV Sof • '-·--~ IZ!r.. Part,..._ .,_ K -NK OF flf'W. S75 or rnaXe oller. wf7 11.P. Elka, oani. • • ....,n: &a.t, Tne A Fff Poaitionl VAlnlA Lou Sec'y W"iO+ F IC Boaldleeper $'i1XI -'"""" Gtnenl Ottk:e to $500 _. E. 171h lat lrvint) CN . '4i-1471 JANITORIAL Plrt 'nme Oporrlnp For Ewnlns Shift &-1.t PP.l, 9Jn, lbru Tbun. Must t» neal ~-APPO' aftN & &-7 pm.. Moe ttll'U Thun. 400 No. Harber, S.A. JANITORIAL Dutln, Utlme, ...... ,... cltamp. Oldtr min prd'd. Apply Willard -· -1300 Lngan Aw, Cmta Mie1a. * KEYPUNOI * Bonol Pl3 tor wlre.ndl • lhift difftmltlal. Ezcel company ... -. Exp. mM 129 • CMC kl:y • 2 • dllk. FUJI time • ltd ahlft. p-timt ' WktnM • all 1hlft1 . : Intep~ Data Corp, 2283 Fatrvtw Jld., C.P.I. . 1 ----~----' KEYPUNCH OPR. All lhlfta. F/timt, p/ttme. Tl:mpotU)'. To $3 per ht. No fff. p,.Tomp/T•mr 17I02 Sky P1r Sullo Ill, lrvlno st• 4451 KITCHIN HELP Feni.ale ~3061 LATHE OPERATORS NITE SHIFT 01\'L Y 5 YfL aper. min. Muat: be &ble 1o mu. own AduS>J. Apply flat W. Hth St., NB. 3 am-4:30 pm. 67H7J: Irvtne, 92650. S&1nmel A broken! -.... --. .,,,..$ .....-, _.. • lrvtnt, NEWPOR T "" -· t nk .,,tlq ... t>blt and m"<h l--.. ......-1.,,.,, e\'tt I \.\~kf'ndl. ttmolt" A , anchor l lilt! ....-• " NATIONAL I..ur@er c;o , portunll;y la hen! YOll 11rt "CA.~"91Ziiiilf);;;l·.,..,,"7-.,.-,--Dover •t 16th PiTM'rvtts, S22S. Na.uah much mo1?. ~ Mllbro, • COl.1.ECTION Of' * f'IHlldl optr. CUhWn Paid b8dtd iluMidiaW:b' !or tm' SALESGIRLS I' uailt m&r-N•wport &.•ch BEU... Ar Ho""°U ttlO\'>t" hldl!:abed $25, 2 pc ~t foam C.M. SSl-4&40. Olrl Pl•yboy ~fap~s vae .. pd ~ pd llclc ~ -.~ Real Exp. lull tlmt. ·Qoeatlw T RAVEL AOE:.::NT::,,.._ ;~~=:Auto lold. cushions SlO, 2 twin beds S.\1AU.. Franklin pol btllif'<l 541:-17)4 lffw, pd rDfd • dintaL >.,,. ta. dlrilion. Poild.e op. fuhlon lhop.. Top~Ml Call wfhe:lldboan:ls $20 "a , stove, S30: r~·!in('r rhair, __ Evn & \\'ff\l:end$ ,,.-... ~ _.._ Clo~ Trawl, eo.ta PilelL SALE WAREHOUSE end u>1.s ~·50 "· 2 Nnier S'lO; mill(', furn, dishes, n c. RIVIJ::IL\ hkie·a-bl!d, queen 1l1t', (:'lOll c ond i tion. C'o111rn1porary riHia:n $50, 893-209J. HNoJiyun{~~.:30pm'.1 ~=-lty for advtnctmtttl:. _.__,,..;·c.Sec,:&'"'62-'-'-',"~'--ta-ri""a ___ ~S:n1::Y·~~-d ~ Fum1tut'9 110 Maptt'rotftt tbl ~ 2 Maplf> $10; llollY\l'OOd '"''In bed. NO ~-Typists 64&-5006, l..ol\r1M v.·lth fo'ur ·•iure ~!:u dmr,u~ t~ S7 ex'·, 4 !'3 .... n .. ._.tndianapolis, J-1 .B. ,..,....,..._ EQer. Needed. · SOLO AT THESE e c_ liun """ ea, ng .._..~. Nb ......... ap---Cle..1.-TYPING size-111anl't'sa I<. box 11prlngsl~,;=.O:::,=-~--. .----· I I I I raa E.XECUTIVJ:; LOW PRICES $20 e-a . King " bfiJ tranie Bfl<ES, Utll trailer, ~~-ap-FAllBEH\\'All 1':, Ralf'S, !Ure Sales abillty, IOm& artllUc Are )'Oii between Jobi looldnz In your own hom•. Costa VARlATION OF STYLES SlO, 3 clte5t <lrnwt'Mi, $3, pll~s, clo111P.J, lralllll .It llf'\\' S.' .. -1. Nf'w $ rt• abUtcy. To leant reta.IJ REAL 'Estate manapn (2) b' wort dole to home'! liifl'aa atta only. Call only ~:n·~A • Chair, 3 tabll!l, 2 S7.50, Slj, 1 c h 11 d s bd, bri~·a-b~1· .t loys. 18"19 :i.~l51~t.ed dianM>nd $125. Je~. Call ~Xltl). l I: Salesmen (10) wanted, Want tr> dioole hours 1 8-1.2, 8-U. (nil) 979-13S7• tampa. AU. Uf9, ~·ardro\>l', draii·er comb Sl5. llumnllng B1r1I Or., iI.V. ...,~ """ NEED ertra incomt1' Pena. .\D:ft'lllw .. rMUar in tinll! ' SOFA I. ~seat, l tab!~. 2 1 old \'anlty s;;, O'Ket(f! l only 10 a.m. 4:30 pm. p/time-help. 0vtr 11 kr Ortnte Counly, Attractive Call Us • NO n:F.S EVER! TYPIST·A unique poillkm 111 lamps $100. li.lerrllt ga1 nu,.e S:Q, GARAGE SALE drtve.-ia O>t!atre. C.Uhlen dlllmJaK>n llfDO'&m, 8onua: p p S the pleas&nt environn'lf'nt of .. 'E\V • • i , o' qulltf'<t 10fa with tt-\\'e-stl""house 8"10 w.,"-r Sun. only. 1707 Ca-'"'l••'·•k Ushtrs. Snack Bar Ht:lp. proeram I: pl.id vaeationl. • • • our accountlnc dept. !or a . .., " ut· '"' ..... Apply Paulo Drive-In Call Anthony's. JU....323-1255 Pacific protkifont typlat. venlble cushio11J1. Onb-SS!I SID, Kenm<n auto w~her, Ln., Baycrest, N.B. Theattt ,. _ _._ u -A ••-, IM lfttnvft. Penonnal Services ODETICS INC matchl111 s· kwe aeat $69. $ shell Knic.kNac stMd, Jewelry 115 ...,.. ..... ~-. .IQULI • • NEW 2 P<'. largf! vel\'tl 11111 Glau punch Ml $5, Tropkal '-,,'."'.:'.'."'°"-,------ Wed A Fri, aft '1:30 pm. R"" ~• U-~ ~~:..:~e:-134.1 So. Manchester • ~-'-Ll\.M Lo:JiATE SALES _ ~ .............. ...,...nu.I styled exquallely fish aquarium comp, •\VATCH Ii Jtwf!h)-' Repair NURSES' AID 2 nf&hll 11·'1 Need two 'encecl ,,__ Anaheim both at I low it89.90. v.•/flsh Sl.5. MANY MISC Spt'Ci&L. Clean, oil adjuJ;t, 2 days 3-11.0 25 or ava'. u.lupeople, T ~"::nmt• .... 54~-7"' ·._C:~',· Equal Oppor. Employtt KING Size bedrooms sel f139, OF CWTIJINC. BONE polish )QJ:r time pitte. Thia Lquna Manor, 21S> S. man pl1a1 • ,i.a, CALL ..,.,..,. UPHOLSTERY Seamstrnl, Sola S59, Chair $39. OllNA &: CL.ASS FROM month only, $4..95. All Cout. Lq B. GM4.SI. ....1 .u~ Alk b' Raebel M-.y exper. Wqt:I open. Apply ln Bedroom Rt wlbox·1print A 50c-$5. 1993 "B" OIAlU.E je~'t.'lry •wit 1/J off, Guar. -....._., ,i NY MOR· -r W ~ •-· OFFICE TEMPORARY RISON, SECY-RECEPTIONIST peiwn, ar tit ....,..,~,... m.attreu SR9. • ST. COSTA MESA. 1Tn. t11ork. 25 yn: •xp T'Jfi w 4001 F Birch St, NB Spec11il Prices on * * * * * * 19th St., C;\f. 5481313/ REAL Estate Salamm Newport Bf!ach firm with 97S--l282. Housefuls Bi& Salt!! J:m Sant.a Ana. 54S-631.8/W-9107 Summer's Almost Gone Itkal kir busb&.nd .1: wile plu.sb bayside olfices 1ttki e WAITRESSES OO~IE CUSTO~f J.IADE Cl\f Aur. 12, U . g.~ P~t. I ' MIKell•neou1 111 KEN,.10RE wash'r A: dn'er. Retri&'. Sofa. Color TV. Br RI. misc. 8J0..39j,] an 6 COLOR TV for aale, cheap! NC':w carpet I pad, •'OOL New a.ir cond. 548-8177. 2 Roll away bl:dl. no .1: $15. ....... , SJIOPS?itJTit $100, ~· Elec rang<, $1.1. 11" port, TV 125..8'&-3461. .•• Mt we .W have pll!Jlty team. Wte Oftr rental & well croomed. aperienced e 'HOSTESSES "FROM MODEL HO,,IES" .ota $50. Kldney-ahaped Jove ot t•mporary oUiol! jobs wlt.b l4les oUice In N'pt Beach. le()' to join its dynamk e BUSBOYS & "ESl'ATE BANKRUM'CIES'' KHt $35. TV $2S. Patio 1u MEAT chopp\~ b J 0 ck s • B & M 4 iptt<l l{dyro n-ana. top J>lY, brte:rtstin&: variety, No lnwal. IM!Ceu. Jo"or In-stall. Thorouab Jmowled&:e e BROILER MEN ~'IU. SEPARATE heat•r STh. Lots of Goodlesl 3nx.30xl5, solid 1n a P 1 e Excellent 1d111Pf', $&0 • all iOc&l 2 yn: officl! expa-tuview1 write P.O. Box of oiface • telephone pro-Altracli\'f!, O\'tr 21 . ExJ>',r FREE DELIVERY Too Many lo !li1en1\on! Come w/w~n ltgi S 14 5 · 646--0388 prderttd, O"IU 18. I UH, Newport Beach, ~-ceduns, accurate typi-& not nee. Fabulou1 ntW rest· CASH OR .I: Sf'e!""--:=..;134=::'-o•::"c:5::.· -----1 ~=~--"'""'----"• ~'AlNCE '66'°' FORD LIKE nrw Bar Stools. .t RECEPTION!Sf, ~--·· .... , Morthand required to auoc· aurant In Orange. Busboys r .,, AVAILABLE * * * • • * wagon, sailboat, -e REPO d 8""1\'•i. $60. lrewn'1 Temporory desk with Ma .... -...nt' load. latf! wHh thla truhltantlal . 18 or owr. Broiler men w/ $SESSION --5 Fa•• -carp('!, rapes, furniture . • , ~N CE '"'"'ILY 5 minlblk•. m'""· Call ·'l•r 6 • 67'.)-1&.jl • 10236 Lake\\'OOd}Jlvd. Downey Aa:arate mna:a.ee reoorttina: Wes orppbaUon. Non txper. NTER GAR G -~ ---------&2412 or 5Jl.5XJ2 . I: nm apflllft& a mwl lmoktt. Safuy opm. can Royal Service A;ency WARF.HOUSE NEAR A E SALE pm. ~1067. WANTED: S/'IO\v 1kI 1 , ORDER DESK SUPER. -ryp.. file, own tn.DK nq'd for appt. Mon tllru Fri. 9 to For Re1taurant Pmt0nnel RATLROAD SAT I: SUNDAY SACRIFICE SUXJ autumn flberglaa1 or mt'tal. 160 le lnte:mational trattic exp. Shorthand 1: lmowleda:e or 5, Mn.. Davis, 60-1626. 3848 Campw Driv• AT 61t EAST 4TH ST* Alli. 12 & 13, IO ;unto! hazt! mink 1tole for m . 190 cm. SlJ....3216 Jftfft'l.blt' Type 50 WPM real atate/ODhllruction a SI.lite 119, N"',,ort Beach ~'TA ANA ()pt'n 9:»6:30 291 P.lonte Vista Xlnt rond, Fur 11 n eod * SACRITTCE lad.In bK:f· J1uency ~ Spanlab rrm:b ~te pllll. can Mn. SECRETARY 557-21!00 OPEN Sun, 10-s Conwr or P.tonte ViJta portrait collar. S.17~14.30. cit, $29.50. 621 L.arbpur or Gt!nn.an htlpfal' but not WhUe l33-8680. Min. 5 1TI expu. Prffeftbly WAITRESS, EXPER. GOOD box spr;np, math'ftl, & Santa Ana St., c.osta Men PIANO, Kimball Spinet w:ith Aw., Corona del Mar. mandatory. OraJWe County RECEPTIONISI': Gm:. bOu Ut a t'Ol'ltncta dept. Rfq'a Mutt be over n. No Phon• $10 each: t~tur.d •·h.lte GARAGE Sale: 8' RM bench. Xlnt rond. $400. Nl..-W bAth ilnk fixtures $8., Airport attll. f'rhwe: lime-want& )'OUl' outcolnc ~ .-I twins I: Ill lldll.I... WW Calli. AIJPb' tn permn. Surf club chair, $45; ;unstodt nauah. couch &: ehair, Spanish dnk, mauiv•, co1t good elec. stove $34., dbl fttt, Xlnt ll'OWth potentlal tor thil fn>nt desk spot. hlw customer cont.ct .\ I: Sirloin, 5930 w. Coast 11"00d table, 4 cane back lamps, Spanish dinette RI, r.m. Sell m. ~ bed SlO. 8(2....26.1) $5r50+ • Sm:I rnume, P .O. Mttt the surfing crowd ea.ch ~--~ ... ~~ Hwy, Newport Bch. chait'I, $135; bath fixturt'I, toy1, books, accent nig,1-;:.:::::::::::::=:..'..=====~ Bea: 1017., N'pt. ~ 9:M6l. dl.Y. $450. Call Hf!len Hayn. ·-"".. w, .... ..._.,,..._. $10. F'tt11C'h pr 0 v 1 n e I a I camera I much mort~ 20942! ~ PAPERBOX 1an Sf0...6055, Coutal Aa:~. 0 pi.l ... I Apply W~.f exp, O\.-tt n. hf!ad, footboard. f15. Oanilh Spindrllt Lane H .B . OUr f3rtlOU$ e P t -to mo Harbor u:. at Adoma. I.I Yf'. NDUSTIU ES M....._,.. "°4-ApPlY 1tt leak ..,ncb, tabr ... m on.t '62-0505. Ganltn c-. 4 Doy, 411 hr CM lOIO E. D>tr Rd .. S.A. JN!'IO"-3'IJl E. Pacilk Klni'.Road-&U-6889. ''c""AR""'A~G~E~Sal~.,-5~,mmo--., DIME-A· LINES 11'ffk. Cluing rn a ch In e ' F.QtiiI Opp;ir, ~ c.out)lhn.y, 001. operaton. Lltho )ftUl!M!n. •RN• ~ W ..... .....,..... ~OVING. Hot11eholdfu.mfor queen 1iu h l dtabed, LEGAL 8te'y, pt timt', for Cuttinc pt.'easmtn. Strip-Sat. 1 Sun. days, ln Dr' ... ~ .... , • .c.v • Baby1illrr, my J&le. Sat J: Sun only. "TOUght iron ala.u top tbl & BOY'S dothefl'., new oon- Npt Bch attonwy. X!nt typ. ofe Pref mok Gd SECRETARY (8) homf!, days So. Santa Ana 673--1126. 2-8' .,, .. d•'n thl 4 chrl .• new wool 4x6 area dltlon, 3-10 ilim, .. $1.50--$5. MODEL home dn.per\l!a $25. Valanc.'1'1 SlO. Contemporary couch $25. OiaJr $1.5. I'd' Sold &hq .,... rug $25. Don QulJCote 1tatue $5. Laree ~'Onder hone $8. 21"x40" aeaacape $18. Toys SOc-$1, Maternity dolhe1, 112 10, ~n.50. BeautlM baby .1: loddl.l!r clothes. boJ A lbi, si:.e ' mo.-4 'fr. ll>c-$2. Decorator 1 I a 1 1 ,,.. 1 r 1: 962-2964, • ,_ '1dlta nq'd. ~ -l ptr>. ExP'd only. Apply 1340 • · noo-c "· · .,.._ C.tl 8TG-6609 alt" 6 .... .._., r·-· Lam-peon Ave .• G a rde n 11·q. cond. Wtatminster .I: l& chn, buffru. br Rt, rup Ii n1ilc. 1887 Tahiti Steilf 1tuttf"d arimal1 orif. Call belon 1 pm, 144-3227 Grow. Medical Group. Mr s. pm. patio turn, bumper pool lbl , Dr .• C.M. S.20, for $5. Co' tum• LVN, expa. for m ed• Decker 89J..-L121 Sh. not e&Wlt1al. Accuratt WANTED tull time chemical ping JX>"I tbt FRIDEN c-'c"lator, Hot jf!welry, pune1. ICU\1U ~.~~ • •---·--. Pa.rkhUl'lt Rttinment Rffi. ' · t,ypllt. Purchuin&/muktt· 11.1 " Sl 50--t:" N .. ,., ........... Lr..-n u: d 1 RE.SPONSIBLE lllt a.... weed &: pest rontrol man. BEIGE patte-. s•-mo•• Point 1u "--r, ammo · -· n< pink ~wer '1-3:30th1ft. n..-.Udo ....._·_ tnct: 1nowtaJdna:1pplica-I r ..,, oc-inc aper ftq'd. ·~~ ••• .... •• u •;,<= curtain bathroom t •~• ~"" -l cukmlJ day a: ew at..i--1784. aor.a bed • 2 11...; .. ., rnom loader, antique c 1 o ck . • 1 ~ma HMP-8 Flapbip ltd t or: • .... .._. Phone For Appt. --... Olivetti prln!lng .. •lculator $1.50-$5. New Jvory a.ntiqUI! N.B. io.ao..c. " e Cook ~~ton I: Plaoentia CH (714) .546-l4lD WHO WANTS 1U \VORK! chain· plctll!'Hnrl table & .. ,."-, •I·. m ,,."':._ , ---·, l8lin thro_w pilloYi'I $1, • DI hw ho _......._. DRIVE A CAB! lamp • RV.inf lna('hlne, like " •~ .. ~ ......,"" \V h LYN'S s as r AM for Mrs. Conner C.M. ~. .l'O\ll t .tron table for 2 l'W1 A p/timf! se-3061 1 • W•ltrns * RFSI'AURANT htlp '* Equal Oppor. Ernpioyd' CHOOSE )W1 houn, work nl'!w • 1800 WHtcllff Dr., wtth 2 chain, red and while e HousekMper Fry cook. Barte 11 d • r, for younelf, be your own N.B. Apt. 18. &u-5388. RUGS, dbl bed, IUl'fboard Ii candy stripe $U.SO. Four Mechtn!st e Nurse Attendant Buaboyl (undtt n only): • I Sec'y. Free: $620 bou ti.fen or women. Can be BLOND v.'OOd Br lll!t, Dbl many other mi&c JCO(Xlles. tuniuoilif! naugahyde dll'l!tt• DoVllot ot LucH ~H'::.ST Mln. $ yn, aper. Will ,.rtorm 0::. • tolitrano! In ,, __ ,...._ :In! "!;ft ....... HYDRO:TEL MACI !NIST Min. 5 1"I nptt. Will Pi'i;lotiA da9i ~ in ----2nd A11rd S1rlft' ~. ttited abaW "'" quift own blis. P-Al$1Y ROYAL lllDUSTRIES 2MO !l l>)"tt Rd .. S.A. F.4qol Oppor. Emplo).,. *~·lathe I mill J~P-Capital McbiDe:. liC !:. Edi~ ~!~An: 541-~. ,.MAIDS WANTED Matan, mQlll M aper. F / ...... S..P......,.l lfaT, l!illboo ~ Club, 1221 W. a.st RwJ, NB. ..... -·-·"" _....._:Im N ....... Plf!A.11! apply, 992S IA Ala· ~sponsible yoonr people e f F/C Bkkpn f'l'ft $700 allthtly ha.ndlcappM. Vets, bed w/hdbd, 2 nitl!' stands, Sat Bn2 & SUrt lnl. lDam· t'hetrs, like nt'W $6 each or t<l F •''-· w/ltflt'De. up. dHJttd ~ e 5 Gen. Ofc Ff'ff $550 retired. Age 71 to 70, rnp. ~tr . .I: Mn. dttuer w/rnir-4pm. 1972 Port Oaridge Pl, ll!I for $3J, Beaded motion BIKES. man'1 2!i" SdnrriM m a, ount. V-1 (otf · . Old World I 212! plement ....... r incomf! Driw XI "-~ v~· H w1'th front Brookhursfl qwre. Ml!. e 2 AJPayabl~ Frtt S650 :1---• ror, • nt cond, A steal for ~....,.. --omt1. P I ct u r l' acreen tu. lhock J 2 5, M2~55ll Eut O:ut Hwy .. CdM. e 3 Up! Sec'ys Frff $600 a cab ' hrs or more a day. n.35. 962-1867. CAR. aal•. Hobby hortt5, Bninsv.·kk prcft!sionaJ C\lf' Woman's 26" SI5. Antique P •nT -.. _ .i.-. ,. _ _. R!:J'IRED, , but still want to Liz ~indH"t ~ncy Apply! penon. Yellow cab 1930 Dark Oak Dining room wip. .ewina: mach., tbil., stick, \\'illk Hoppe m. ori&. electric portable tewlnc ~ 5 .._ IJU'; ..,...,,., UU1JU wortc. Earn mu: allowed 4500 c.ampc11 Dr., N.B. Co .. 1"" E. 16th SI., Co!lta !lrl. g· tabl• w/lear, 5 chain )a:e. pictu:rn. 1V'1-l color. S.50. I'll!'>'' SJ:!. Scott tuner machine S25. li()(IWI' c:an- t)'Jlilt. i.u-. daily. Hourly Soc. Ste. Ap 56--65. Gd AD Fl!oel Paid 546-2lll Me111.. a, hOlrlJ 9eat. 1' matching Many othe.r ~s. Come and ampllUier. 4 speakml, nlster vacuum $17, 1JDraJ Sa I a r Y commf!nsurate health 1 cd all around ban--YOUNG ),fan over n lcr aldeboan:I, good condition see at 2859 Drake, C.1'1. 'ol-"Oridng bu1 dismantled $25. hl'!dspread and drapn: $25.. w/ap Nrwporl Beach, dyman. Apply Paulo DrM-*SECURITY* maintenance ht!l~r. $350 SC8--840C Ceramic items Sl-$5 Sun la.mp $8. 3 table lamps '7>T.113. In Tht!atrt, C.O.ta Mesa, Guard & P11trol J.tiscellaneous jobs around . 7·9 pm. s~.~~ an;~f~: i..vm::;-f!~r: Artificial potted plant.I i,, U-ST. Slt!am iron S.S. Drat- PART TIME Mon, Wed A f'ti. Aft 7:30 Service apartm•nt rompln. Must FRUITWOOD din rm. RI 557_1384 Rel...1-t t fiowf!r arrangemf!nts SI.SO. Ung table JS, Tennis racnt. Yr roond pt timt for ync pm. AOT ~ Stttlinc Serority be neat .I: eUlcle.nt. $1.75 per tbt, ' cane backf'd chn., '~· en ' $5. Chajse fDr patio $3. S3 •ach. 34" IOkl drapn $$. mtn a: lfOmen, OW!'?' 17, Jn Sttvice now bu openinp hour. hu~ china cabinl'!t, mlac molorcycif!, mile. P.lallbox $3. Whttlbarrow Aluminum step la.ddn $3. flood ~ •• $1.75-hr I: Saddleback Colleg• tor top qualified emplo)'ft'J caU ~-~I~. 9 6 3-9 4 2 3: SET o( twin bed! w/hdbd1. $5. New red wagon $5. Balh acale S2. 8 I a ck up. Btfore 1mll, a..nos who detlJ'e steady •mplo)·· YOUNG man, e 1 e a n c u t • Boys & glril desks, mi&c. Pla!tic shot box~ 50c 9.1n. sheept1kln $5. g wine elute• PBX Operator, ann"fti111 *Computer Science ment, top wages, life in!!. pd Technical expf!1'. Fabric:•· AN11QUE drop leaf tablt". Fri-Sun. Moving. 1'730 lVhet· day-Tues. 8J.l...-0585. , $3. \\'ood pl&.Tlf! $3. Orarp Lob T -..1... vac. Unilormt tum. Must ,_ 1 1 -~-·-1 Refi. Med. color wood. J&S, more Ln, H.B. 147-567'2. PEMCO •q"-~wn• ~ g-•. dt'n'lrRlor pillow S:J, Brick ~ exp. pttf'd. R.elid I wwinlc l•n clear for -.HC'e' commlssion huu o pA1'le v•~• .....,... or .. cu Httt '494-!55 ....... • ~ ... _... ..__ P•• .... ,.._ ~ ......,. ~ Mini-Co .,...... traffic 11--1 ... 11tem.a. can ~.., 1. ask for 2 LARGE Trunks, mlac complete with ... and ~. a,,., ....... rd bookcue $2.5(1. l oii~ioiMiii~~ ... ~ ...... ·~ .. -....... 1 r...ooper. mputer opr. I bood. A...J .. in""°"· 326 ....... ":I Dee '" ...... Ch 1 lng k led& _..,. 1Dam-9pm 543-5435. · dl1he1 .I: many mo r f! 5-10 gal Sl-$3. 25 gal. SS. rs1 And Scrabbl• tets • PLASTICS • w proeramm now e So. Lemon St., Anaheim. TIIOMASVUJ..E dining set, 2 household I t e m 1 , 2711 Wirt animal cages $l-t2.50. S2.50 each. Rattan footttool In Buie I: Fortran, S.S· SERVICE Sta~-Au·ndant YOUNG 11'0man to learn in-n -"-t CM •2 p t t hi •• lnl.~•-~Id Opr, uJ -f,.I,,., ... __ uuu ....,, ovf!ntuff«I chain, g antique. ""'''""""er, · ~'ling ball, bag, shot• $4. • · arque a • -Gfffn .,..,""'" -,..,.,., mo + .... ~e ""'"""' p/-__ • ~-~-surance bUJlneu, general bnt" ~_. For P1utlcs Manufacturer, uu ~~"<'• ... .._ .-:.A otfice work. run or part oak cha.in. Lamps, atoo.11, SAT-lOiun only. Antique•, ~trttt &kates S2. Sk&lf! '' rui 1111' 1«t eovtr $2. Sll<'inc A a:raveyard ahHt. . rr~ ... Ntat in ...!,~N--,.; limt!. 17413 Beach mvd., &K--Olr)9. 1..rr .I: Sm!, rolln'ay, lhl1, board 50c. Tv•in bed, com· ~hen ~'"::?:·1 ~~1!.u Mwt be neat .I: deptndablt:. *Libr•ry Cl•rk Pl'l.Y rooms -"' ... .,...., Huntin(ton Bt:ach. * BAYCRF.Sr _ moving! mirror, art plant•, clock. board 50c. TIA-In hl'd, com· ==m~'="~'=-~~.;,,.;-::.:..:=::. Female pnl"d. lilust Mable t Yr. oollep library ~· Bl, CM. l.nW:ly lk\wator df!dgned Etc, M21 Overluxl, Nr pletl' SID. Sine! carpet 'l'YPE\VRrrER, Rmllncton, to wort Sat. or Sun. nq'd. BtJ. u.I, $515 mo .. SERV~ata attendants.. Full A fUmlshlncs. Make ofler. See \\'amtt .\ Gl"tlham, HS. 8~'1'!e[>f1' Sl. «)" lamp SJ. I port.al>Je. iz;, Shlpp\11g ~ Appl,)' 1 PM ... PM fr1nre btMOIJ., pt timt, rwt I: wkads. Mlllt I 11~ J now, ~2964. p Ro TABLE KeM'IOh! Toeller Bmiltr $1. Melat takier for fn.\>ell,_-~lJI $10. '* ~ Cout Plastics '* be up. Hrly nge &: ln-........ . V OOLID pecan dqk wood d~ dishwasher. !all'! modi!!. $45: lrt'e standing she.If S.S. Sl~ ltY.i fW machine wtth 150 West lSth St. i'(lerk Typist I ~ lxMma. Doll'• Gall d1ftSU' w/mir. &: night Vlbn!.tor ~liner ch a 1 r , Plastic slat ahade G'xlS' $2. foot contml Sl5. Portiiblit Oo&t.a Mna, Callf. 'I'ypifW IPMd 50 w.p.m. Bee Strv, 590 S. Coast Hiwly, tanda. Sa ~ rood cond $35. £46.-001 678 Lawn IJ!f"f!ader $.1. Garden Y.'Ol'king TV tu. Ran lldll -• ..._,... --.......... ·-u.l "11 mo. ""'-1: bl!ne1Jts. i..1 Bcb. Antiquel .. so' FA • ·-~ . GC-0671. Congress, C.M. tools 5c-25c. C.01f.'flW1 oven MW ST.!JO, l"'' tnCUl!d r~··~ ....,_ wun .... • ... ,. SERVICE Station Salesman., ~ Rat, newr 11&-Sl.50. 2 &:al jug Jt \'acuum JMum~ make $3. Snake t::r fant woWd like to for f/time, ~ ...... in EMERSON al BOiton, Six ed. Both $150. Stwing mac.h Sat .I: Sun. M~nr OU!. f'urn. fl, DW!f!J 5c-n. Camera n. I m a 11 d r a I n I s 2 . 2 5 • eue *P/tlme CJ.rk ...-~ octavt, Table Top sranct sz.. Pvt. Pty. 963--7910. relrlg, apphancn, cry1tal. 806 Joann St. CM 646--'ur;, Slnkmut•r tor unc:Joairc ;re=~:: ~tton-Se~. ~.• 1i. ~· N= =: pla.no. Vtry wry old A n.tt MOVING .Must wU. tool!:, 100'1 of lt•ms. 2'29 SJUR.DY okt flat top trunk. dnlnl S2.50. New entry .;;-....................... 1 Varstd ahll'ts. $2 ~r hr. CM. $700. can su.-H'.K 1 pm to 9 Early Amn'ican furniture. Robinhood Ln, C . M. ll!'ather with metaJ Sln1>t1 lockll $2. Hoowr lt'Nbbff.. • pm. 103.1 Minion, Apt c. C.M. 548-D'.12 rt• •"Ide 25" h. h fl N pollshe:r $10. Wren e)tttrlc =rt~~-~ PROOF c.n Mrt. Radner s:.VJ~ ~::n ::.~~ Appll•ncn I02 FOR ule llOfa. washtt Ii DEAD END STREET SALE film projf!ction ll~n ;; toldf'rlnr Iron s2.so. Chah ·~ -OPE• •TOR (714) •~.--rd d'Yor, • l•w chain. All S"nday, ••1"'1 1' 53&-'118 . i """'" 18. Ctromlc tile Np-..__. ""' _, 7'"" 1:x:per. r•"" • Gd aa1 + FROSTI.ESS reb11.-frttzl!r. rood cond. can 546-31.81 312 Carnation, CdM · Pf!MI $2. Gr>etn twin 1-d-- BIW..CM.5'1.9115. MAJCE $1 Pfl' $2 ule 4ts.tf5e comm. APP:lY in penon. l>48 16.5 cu ft. Le:lt-hand door, 6'5-5799 2 Aluminum awnings $25 board S7. &thmm 1'Uh Sdl!• SOdal Security Etpl:r, Full Time Bristol. C.M. pink. Ice-maftr J 2 O O. ORIGINAL 193'. 4 pee. each. <II U' long x 8' wKk! basin "ith nxture $% 3100 CUda. Free .u, kH. Write -SERVICE Attendant 1: Salu Frostleu ttfrf&'. 15.2 cu. ft. BDRM set w/new maltrft&, SAT .I:: Sun. Moving. Utile (1) 1$' lone k 18'' •'Ide . BorhAdos Pt CM~ -UNITED -SALES. Wltll _ _,, 11..., w--... ·r • •-•r, IJllf). '92--09.11 or _ , .... ~ bit of everything. Evtn a P.lui t be lllld Ed W-T;69 • " • ''Profit 91a:rfrw" 3103 CALlfORHIA BANK man. ._,.., Ntat in &I>' • ..,... '"" --= ·:1 ~ car. 183«i Mandralte Wa,y ' ' ' 2 ROCh'ING <:haft $1.5-Q> Jlo&Miat Sb: Monarch 8a,y P1u.a pevaQOr. Apply ())evron *''Ocado Jl25 ea, both SD>. NEW French Provincial cof· Irvine. ' GENERAL dectric pu.h but-Potty dw.lr $1. Coat. ~ J:A:= po.do ~11;; Permanent PMitiona t~lkm. ~ S. O>t.lt HWJ., =~~ ~ w ~ :11~ ~t ftetozer. MAN'S :26". 1G-1peed Bikl!. : ~~ :;ct J ~t:: ~ ~ ~ ~ tlli<1I onllal>I• in ,_,......, -C)ppor. Em...,.... Slut --lal•IY • w/lftld>< clamop. -CURVED 3 pl«e --1 Good Con>lillon 13>. 771 W • ...,. -..., 16 -"· Compact ""°""" <l••-J..,· A.ppUcam mmt be Full& P/t iJM Hewpoet .,._new oftice, We dtllwr ' • soar. couch. olive own $25. 20lti$t.,CM.66-6487. e.by doltliN Se-Soc . $:11,S-p1lonaqu1rlum, ..... n. In "'°" ~ llool Estlf9 Soles SchHvlff ~ -. J-i llnn Dunlap'~ UIS N • w port m.llSI. * * 2 Biby c:r!ba. mlac i.by Playpen 13.50. llllxtt and ntt ... mctor, s;. .Plc<"'"'il .,...,!tite, b9vt cw A raft dilUtlNtkm.. Men « wonwn Blvd., C.U:, !41-TTIO. 25" Cob' TV Medititrr&Wn furniture. 3711 S. LonU, bolrtt $3.~. Rural ma.II box U..SS. Mattrftf and .._. '*jlllool """ i. o"1o lo r~ ..... Pmo'"4 m ltoro d -al -NORGE --•.·pd °"*>le 11'11. llenlo -661-24111 111 .. lltatn SI potr, !lat< -121. Doby - tillrt """" -bly. Xhl't .,.,,,.,,... Btotllts tqlllpmmt ""'--cood., 4 -.,.., 961-HUG&· C:U... Kit. '4IJI bench 12. Dobl' -• -. lt-$5. l3Ml'l1 --,.,. ...... !&L • Lie••• Tr•lrtlnt bt -... --l -• 2 -......... 364 IUwr Aft,. NJI. -l2lh "" ..... SI.». Olldo -M1JSICAL ---al&M -. ....nult. Llmllod T9M Only --Ole llCiO E. Coat llwJ, Ooroao 121 or -oa.r. ~ OIROME dhlottt "' $411. •13th. Lola ol Goodlnt ~~ ':°~· 1111, .... $25. Both Cllltor-:G-tCJT,'llc __. __ -:lnllbr dtlMal'. alla6pm. Roll&woy""" SID. Soldom SCRANPER+Compar 6 • ' wbblpxll $25. <M-'ID or 7"" -ts, Int. __... ftlro Tlirllel Com-~ S.j PM TEAQIDtS • -b GRAND Opeain(I Sh• r . -. -1542 campin( <qUlp, c Io 1 h • •' TIME FOR -MANICUR.IST )'Ollllll A at-"""· Applirenta flallr' ,.._ nrw )lrHtbool ttwa. ll'd Ron ' 1 A p p I l 1 n c t 1 . MOVING: Ewrythinc Con:! t!OUltbotd thlnct. 5)5...1831. SUNIM.=-""'-,y-..,.-~---2&1-----I ~ b .,.. 1ta1r ::.-: =.::,no.:. THE IROADWA Y .,..... ODI. Olll -for Rd>lpn.-"11 h• r1 , C 011 llt-2$ 3S lo r GAR • Patio .. 1 •. JM s.t. ,,..,,,,.., O>ota "'-HI -N""°" B• o ch, ~ Tm """-· H.B. '°'""""'· 541.-'; C213) ...,.,,. 1311, A ... 61&-'11311 BARGAINS. ...._, clathl~ booltl. ..,._ QUICK CASH p.m. onfy. Art""""''° INm ~ .-. OJ<·• ...ilollt. l:4llli 0,.... 'Em(lltrJw 11~ • or l4W1l8. I DtlO w/chalr A 11w .... , Jty...try, mtoc. -1UI) Sl-12.91. ,,_, .... 15' JIWii0'"""'"-1n'Y'll ~~:..~.:: ' TILEAPPT.SIC'Y REFRIGERATOR. uty 115. l plain-. JJS. No._.,Rd,.N.B. THROUGH A O<Ch.°""1oldftwn.~ 1o1 7'ld. _, •" ...,, tootllco. Oll 4'11>1 -. 01 tt<1 ~.:::.i-" ';:~ :ME. " ""'· o.w. c1ton, ..,....., 111 -· 1611• ,.,,,_ 0111 pm. GAR. °""· '""'"·· -. DAILY PILOT tr' :11 ~· i:..'°: ... ·-~ 1•191. • ~-11 (~"--~..,_ + bOouo. li<q'a: 1IJll Weolmlnl<ft' Ave •• AVOCADO .,... I' Solo mtac. • -lul-$2 -..t, ;:-:;., • -...: Ill RI .. I~ '~ wa -~a::: =~-Adm-• ~~.~ Good -1. 1221 MajJlc A .... CM. H pm WANT AD Robbi! -lAI ... n. - 'Ill -•• SW. ..,. ""11 -"" •v~ ·-nu.. s.1. 211111 s. a.at. Lac· "' -$1. ..,. a. .,,.. -.~~ ~ •rDL'TOlll ,.. 1 ~~-~Ado -Olola~~-f'oltn.itson,...o-lkll: W•ltrbtd. rodl•, '4"S67I lOc. Orllllau --•.:;-=-=.::-=~=----' ·--.::-::.::;;:..~ __ _,_.:;t:Oll:;.:-=..;-==--.. -................ .... $2-1-SI. ' I • I • • • • ' •• IWi'CHow Ya c. u.e ' . . -1 • flVI ·CONYEMNr OFFICES 10 SDYI YOU 1.,,,.. --_ D'm1 ·..A.,J '111 ~ ~ . • 1ri..:,~,,:ii· ... n,...... w!lh·c.lnct <1111 ' our-famous DI ME.:A:ONES • • .. -., -4 ....... ...., effJnW.• •• e NIWl'OllT IUCH .. :1313 Now,... 11..i. e UGUNA iDC:H-;:~ve;-e N• ll11111t1cl,, ,.,..,_ er1 ....... -.. ~ J..--··-----· ... -·-·- • He -rct.I odo ollewo4. e COST A MllA •.•. · ....... 330 Wnt lrf • loch """ -loo l"'lcff with .,. lllm -w. e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17'75 I01ch 11-.4. e SAN CLEMENTE 305 Ne. El Coml,.. R..i DIME-A-UNES ' ,.,., ... rrlvoll Portloa ONLY • • .441 '""" 11Volno11 Adclret'" Not Ac<optod • A41vertlnr• viol1tlnt t h • t • ,...ul•tilns may be In vt.l1tlon ef St1te Franchln loord a local bull· nftl llcenM r19ul1· t19"t. BOX aprtnas and matttt11. extra Joni. with metaJ frame $15 each. Boy's 3-cpffd bike ,20. 646-0092 Sat A Sun. 2 P.td\l.'Ood lounges '5 each. Zenith TV console-rood con· dltloo S 2 5 . Retrac11ble clothes l ine $22, new 1tll tor $5. Standlnr clolhe11 line $3. Gallon jugs !Oc e a ch . Children's cloU1ei:, coats, jackets. <lrt~M'•, 11 l a c k 11 1iie11 8-11, 50e to 32.50. Boolca St to 15c. Oiildrf'n'11 nocords Se to SOe. Sentlnenf'l Automatic ll1ht timer $1 Ttther ball and polt St. Small animal t•ae S5. HatC'h top table 15 pound& SS. 192 f'lower St.. Coat& Mesa, ~ Sat 9-5. CURVED l piece 11ttUonal couch. (llJ\'t Jl'ef'n $25. 3l8-1157. GOLD 8'd lpttad !Oo. REEL_.,.,_.,., -'RE;rRIGf:1\ATOR. O..t-SHOW ........... , 2J pllon PLA"(P~. l1><tl! aldls IL GAZORNA.'WLATT VY/ van NAUGAHYDE -bed 125. FREE partina. DI 33nl lll. Stroller 13. ~ J1tb n repair $15. I.Arp btadl tlJno he two door Y•llow JUJ. P.meo with bood. tiltn, and Crib and ma~ SJJ, Baby eir 11bQc.kf ta. lt' ._. 2 pl.tot .ectk11wJ foe.m NB. r bike $10. Gll Hl&h chair $1..00. Ca1' ••t b"lia fr, Pit .. call aftf'l' vln.tw $21 Green tour pannp, all An' only $25.. 26 A to&J1n> ~··~ 4&11 SU. at..boats sz. ~ $10. 2 twin bt-cb alltrnalOr $10. l"Cl'dl powirr SI. Olr seat $%. ~ framH U a.m. 6U-.!163. pllf'Ct' 1ec&n.al $2$. Pair end 1.UOrt thOW aquarium stand 642--7830, 1737 Ce.nW:Da PL Antique attm. aiepualOr will hNdbolzd• flt e&cb.. atl!f'T'ihe SU. Ad apt t t Sl. 1"outf'r $1. Poft)I f:bair CA1t rack for vw but $2), t&bJf-11 SS. 2l:t Bowlin& $1. Small D)'oatlo with NB $1\. Pkkup tnaclc pl'}le cu-. !.tQJe ftlDet JS. t Maple-Otryaltr lo OJ,e\ly +fPHd fl. Vantly teal $1. }fUb caps Strolltt b\tUY car bed. Green. 0.l billio,,...ir a\W:hment $!. WHEELBARROW ueed oocc ryUw-~PO, SOUd walnut tiJd la.bin S2.SO ee.ch. 2 115. 100' ~" fbel hl»e Sc each. t.arp braldtd nc moller combl~Uon. $21. TYPEWRrrER. Undftwood "Jl11ta Rite" motoMlrtwn SS. l twin ~ white 2' IPfUe:r cablntt J10. Ntver Mar dbwtte cabliu $7 lOe/tt. SW pges $1. $10. Baby drelfina: ta.bJ.t $4. Cat wat $6. P.tenon cltan ptrtttt condition JlS. out1ldt tiller for Jttra~larre S2 each. Print im.-me Pu-t.blc aJr mndl&nt't $$, t9Cb. 4 dhiette d!iah 50c A }I / MG 1 • n •rat or, Camplns mannss ' 2 . Port-«-crtb s14. 'fttallstlc rnatc:!t.re • u t 0 m a t 1 t aquRr1um1 (pUm.t 140 rph) ~ $5. IS" dltlntter Otckoo clodc SU. GM wall fllCb. l<ll2r aize maur.... • reirutator. ~ $2 ffch. .Maple twW head board mttrophoM (MW) Sl. Twin \\'Uhln, machlnt ptrfed likl' new lor only Jl2, All white kitebert ctllina: ll&ht heater '25. Redwood doc hew ~ Pl ..cb, f(h)&: Heavy dUtl' 14' wortbtnch fnrne $5. Brolltt $25. bed frame iupportt for condltl(ln J25. Royal aquarl11m1 and equipment nxture to ute u planttr. bouHSl..5. R.t.bbttorchkken 1be bed h.me $1A>. 3 chtst $ZS. 1 pllon Tefton.llntd Yalhttka ctmtta S25. 1186 foam matttt•• SS eaeh. port11.bl" ~ter with arr ln xlrrt ~ltion. Cuh flah bowl or ! u. mack twp SJJ. <JU> ll9'7·a?t er o1 dnwrmii $3, $7.51). SU. l can $5. world'• bNt ru1t Rogtt« Place, C.M .. bl!-hlnd \\'hltt vinyl chair SLJ. cue like new $25. 5*-7166. only 147--6474. Monday &: vinyl bar stool $3. O\.'ernlaht 9't-5151. chlldl •vdrobt, dn--.~r tcmM'tt 802 $1. lliOJ--$2. old phone comp.any bu!ldtnr. 8l3-2430 2324 Eldl'n No. l . • Tuesday. bq $3. 6 mWc &lus &Wle• EVERYTHiNG _ Pot belly combination $15. 1 ol.d vafl>. Oalk>n $.3. CMvy .Ul/DI CALIFORNIA auto ~flit' T\'PEWRITER S>l. O.sk l5 ,.1, ~··•·· hom .. r ~-. ...... -u •• -~~ m. ty S.S. O'Keete .l Mf'rrllt cu ~. P.lectrk motors P-$5. 10 SPH'd tim1, bl'nt $10. Costa 1.fl'sll. plate set&. like n e ._. . """"",... ,.,.,_. S I .....'..."""""""""' u-.... <Ill..., ranp S2S. W~ Large trailer ult A hub. Sea.rs Allstate scoottt, no 'ti()..'63 CORVAlR PARTS. l93i3·HMll $6 Stl Othl'r S2Q. Phonograph$20. Sew1n1 Di!hes, llnf!:rur: 25c-42. 422 s:: ~·rc-ru~ •• ~ ,15. MllO WUbl':r $10. Kenmot"C papa work $15. 54&--8438. Gtnerator ss. '111 Che\TOlet plates s1..;1.' Tru~k tltt• ma~htne .... ~· ll.Sfilt , \Vl&, lltllol~. CdM m-5977. ..... U/""IN pl-auto waUwr a 5 tr:ht'lf Knick :;1:;: T~e!.'·11~ 3 Plt'Ct mstl'hf'd df'1k, chr111, tt'ar end $10. Ford. new ' Z-700-15 S6 each. Bt-daprtad. ~hair, iawe "a ch· BELT rn •••a 1 er S15. Mm bul&nl! tanb U'.>. Rabbit Nile lf4nd 110. Glau punch SlO. Divided tlietl ~ bookca1tt, tach $10. Clrl'11 barrel carhurWJr $10, V'\V dark blue rreen. double bed 53'1~7?28. Q-a.ft~man JI&: aaw SlO. or chicken coup $18. ilectTk llfl $5. 'l'ropkal f 11 b $2-J.t. Tooll Sl. Waltr ~pydcr blkc Sl!i. Girlit 24" oil cooltn $3 each. VW new m ... likl' ne,,, $6. 64f>.-Zi'68. BABY crib wllh maHress &: 548-5114. broom s9.50• Lampl SS. Shop aqutrium Sl.5 (oomplctt). htattJ', 40 pllcn, SlO. b!kl', SS. Bird cat''. S4. ·~'6'1' muter bra kt MAN'S 26" 3 spttd b!Xt. like ahettJ u:i. H1ih chalr $6. SO mm Yaahlnon automatic~ ~ft ~F~*! Cloth.in& 15c-$S, Bon. china Re~raton ~ OE Sarn&0nltt Juuare, SJ each. Cyllndtn 17 mm $12 each. new S25 Bunoughl add;,,.,. J>J1.3 ptn SU. Potty chain lens 125, l'08t ~ wied once flWwlrman n'titm "'fill ~ Glau 1.5c-S5. 199.1 --.·uher motOl' $5. Boat b&pd -'· I &I A '-t · • -• 50c each. Infant 9".t 50c. ' -· • "B" -·i. St.. '-· "eu. 941 Prt1ldio Drive, Cotta N'3':I u.ont ntnt w .. \.All a mact\111(' me.nuaJ, 0 J d f' r $:5 tak all 892-251! 6222 531-1566. African carvfn, S3. Campi,_ ....... ..._.. ~... dolly J2. ar Mone ~ 1-tesa. !>4&-2119. l\ftta, MS-3072. modd, clean and works Navajo~ w t. ' BIJOtS. boy~ &lrl's 20-24-:IS Jumcle ha~k $ 7 . 50 •1-sc;:;_..:1::.::·:.::.M.:::;-c:,L:;:E=T=s:;: $10. Boat auppUn $1-$$. TifREE 1pHd automaUc TYPEWRITER, modern , eocd $12. Rerina t ltttrie " n inch, oid &: new, all bTiaht &: Cuckoo ~ SU. Vibrator If Tappu kfl fl. 5pnr' $1. transmiulon, '67 Mu.taJlf, l!fandard, worQ; fine $16. broom '5. 673-4262. 22" P 0 wt r rl)O\\•tt $25. shiny Sll4Z. G46-6kl6 tba}r Sl5. Tollet ~ l2U) Lantern '2. I ' naupb)'ck $20. Dinelte Nf, 'JO. 30 Brown C1"0Ckery butter ONE whffl tn.ilu $25. ti Voll Girl• St.lngnty b1ke $15. f Dr tbelt SU .Of! k 697·28'19 OI' 9"-SlAl. ANSWERS IOf.a JlD. Cable rttl U. Alt-.. ' ho' ' •··• ..... h I 1 o I I I 1 l !O Heavy duty tol)Pn' ttJbblna awer · · 11 <u.aul'V'!.auv .. 1-.__•.I! ttque .... '""' ""'·-· $25, Totll c on wa tr .... _, VK'U r-um l . r 1 n a radio c on "t t er . cu Utt and n.n-too.I• $5. with chair SID. Luse pad· ~~' .1. ._.,t •~ ""' ~1 .......,. 18 month•. Sl5. Ttltphone Ktroaene Aladdin lamp $12. 541-9645. AC-DC ndio 'is U&hl dt!d "'OOd to)' cbn;t. also ft· Hoateu chair Jt.50. Maple Adrift _ Ofttn _ Tawny _ of baby stuff Slc:-$5. Motoo H"at and Jtand, '10 . Cius <'hlmneys 3 al:ts TSc. 45' Pleet Ht lroNlone \\"are, · celknt for bl&nket storage arm cllair $8 ~ ~lft· •LaMam _ TWO HEADS rol& pl&l'ine altemator SUI. 2·8:00xl6.5. 10 ply tires. $5 '''oo<.h!n tabll' ltll eocd tor excellent condition $ 2 5. mtttT $3. Camtta fUttt kit hub caps $4 ~ 4 Ford hub n .. ~ -"-tier: "! do 61>-126.1. each. ~:70x15 recaps $5 lamp bue $l. A~IOrted col· '2· Brus trawne rod. '° Sl .?itJ. CdM. 675-2346. Cl.Pl S4 atl Both •t. .uu .._.,.....,,Q. "'.. BEIGE l.hU' NI' $5. Mb:· Pach. 2.661-A 0ta.nv", CJ\f. ored ;!au and china thinKt !»1-31!4-1. inch $2:. Rainblrd sprlnklen HOOVER Yacllum $Z.. Metal new. \\'bite mttal kitchen all my think:t,. O\.'er coupla master $3. Na~ottice 6413-797ti. Sl-S7. Stf'rlina: teupoons SJ. SEARS itHI buUdlna n each. Ml11ttll•nt<1U11 toya bed ft9.me $5. Box spring stool $3.50. \\-'hlte metal lhoupen of foamlnr bttr. chair JU. Naupt·Qide T CRIB and l>Aby equ1pment P1lr hrau lanterns, T" tlfc· portablf' type ror 11rden I household ttmu Sc-$25. and . foom mAtrress S7. bathroom cabinet $2.50. 10 You koow. T\VO HEADS davenport $15. Form I ca S20. Car ,,.,.1 $8. Playpen $5. tr!fied Slt. ttn!chtnc side llhM vtith txtra panels lo lti171 Norarow, II B, Srrvitt for I China. wlU1 pit~• house-hold potttty T5e are better than one." tablt" 4 ch&ln $15. 12 .. TV Snov• cha!ru, small cnn ch1lrs \\'lth ro1t carvin1 S4. ma.k.f' larrer, rompll"ti> · M6-lS72. ' ttll\'tr band S&. \Valnut twin lo .$3. 232 22nd SL, C.O.ta SATURDAY and SUnday, $5. New Coleman lantem s;. $2.~ set. Hand mlmeognph Good rocker or armchair, You mo\.'t or t&kl' OOwn S:?l. 2 7.TW4 uMd tif'f'I;. loU or headboard $15. 54!Hl13.1. Mesa. \\'alnut dinette table $15. '4 l\la.gnawx ~ player postcar<I•. "'·as sro. now $10. $7. Green trrau) nylon rue: "5-3682. tread S6 each, 536-lnt. JlOLLAWAY bed 39" ••ide ISAo;;T;;--.s.m..:::-8;,m:::.u:tt-:,:-8:-b:-.10:-:ce t "'alnut chain $5 each. $10. Rtcordt IOc up. Metal M:i-59St 2029 Ba J tar 1 c, 6x8 $7. Fine nrmchalr \\'ith SEWING machine $ 2 5. MlSCLLANEOUS clWn $5. with mattttn, llkt new ,25, attttO $25. White •lectrie Walnut bookc~ $15. Bab)' card filing cabinet $3. Elf!C- Corta bfeaa. taPt•try back and llfat, Gtnna.n camera $10. Hair Newly eovtrtd 1 w I v t I Rollaway framt. 53" wide •wing machine $ ~ S • r-lothts 50c to ST. Ladies tric fan heattt $10. 3/8 elec- AM-Fr.l-SW auto ndkl, $2>. handmade SIS. Small 1poon dryer $5. Colfee Mli 37. rocker s:20. Maple end tabll' $15. Set.r'1 vacuum dtaner Mahofl:any tnd ta~ $21. Set c::iothinc and aeceuories $2 trk: drill I tool • Ql. 2 lronatone dinnerwart, for rack for han1in& on wall Shotgun 325. Enlaritt t.25. $1 Maple table with lamp $15. Ultd lumber cordl, ot 4 golf "'OOdll '5. 8 irona to UO. Btauttful mink oollar Vacuum deaner $1 N4w 11, $l5. Matchin( aYOC:ado $12. Books and ma1a1lnel FUm dryer $15. l.Jvirw room $7. CarJ)l't sWffptt $3. Tcya 2"x6"xl6' long Sl each. SlO. Boob, amie prtntl!!d 1n $25. Cauettt recorders no l/3 HP ""~ .. .., chairs, $25 eaeh. Table '251". Saturday only 10 a.m. chalr $.1. Ntw Baoluian A pmu Se-$.1. Side walk 646-.5503. 1800'1, 50e-$5 each. 3 lhfll nch. Car Ulp carrier $20. pump $25. Comer tier table lampt, $20. CoPPft' chafinC to 1 p.m .. M3 Victoria, CM Chin& ••I, 1llll in box, 0011 bike $3. Slt."ep1rw bip $2.50. GOOD black and white TV end table SS. Carpet swtt~ Sliver and dishes ~ to $10. $15, Fish.l.ns pole A: l'ffl Ji, dish. $6.SO. New double TWIN bed $5. 3 tiff' f.l'ld table '90 now $2S a1 ii. 1.fqle $6. If and rhbcft' $2. New 10 walnut mn.'Wlle $25. Whit er S1 Mixn S2. Iron S2. 3077 Madl9on Ave., Costa Phone 615-4331. No. · 2 mantle propant lantttn. $2.50. 26 plttt new set $8 Carpttlna $1 per ya.rd. ·~ Oater blender $15. custom drapes $15. &f4..0'180. Wattle Iron $%.50. Jntra ftd Meaa. Balboa Cowt. NB. $7.50. r.1ena A ladles bowllna diahe1 $5. Loads or bookl le Barbeque $2. Sunday 10 to 18915 San Antonio, F .V., CAMP Col lamp $3. W.U lamp $2. 1x·g DINE'M'E table • a\'Oado, FREE parkine -•12ice Moto JCE chtlt $2. Jronlr\a: board baa. ball, $10 9tt. Eltctrlc •nd 25e. Antique rnln'vr n, 12 only. ~ Roderick 968-2911. stow, ~":~ (!:::11: rug S3. Holl)'\\'0()(2 fta.me $3. hexap shaped $25. '4 di· Beta dirt (>ike ~ SZ. $2, Golf cart battery cotfH Ctindtr, $6.50. Lintn Pl«<lurf's ~.5c and 5G 'c, Lane, Hununaton Stach GUITAR ipuktt cablnet. used once $22 Coltman Twin bladsp~adl $5 each. nette, swlvtl, vlnyl baclctd C.arbox $25. Rear....,_, chlrg"er P. Old TV, runi table cloth. S2 each. :Q.I \V, Cry11al roblets 50e each. 968-2114. 3'X'2%', one 15 inch speaker camp oven S~ Coleman Porta bit to"·d stand $3. 1D C'hail"ll S20 tel. All exct11ent $2.5. Fl'Ollt IO!'k I: wbHI U,5- rreat $15. ~ Hamilton, Coata Mesa. Shtle!I Slk. Saturday and ELECTRIC suita.t. vtry nice and one 12 inch, $20 new. aluminum folding stand S4. cut 1tua lhefbtt• and rlas-condition. Crib $12. Walker Seat $25. Frame A-misc $25. TV \\'Orkll fine $25. Efedrlc POWER mo\vft $25. Push Sunday 9 to 5. 1 9 T 7 sz. lnflatablt ttduclnc ault ~. Tuio large 3 lb. tdeeJMi Rt $1 each. Marquialtt $3. 1nfant Wonder horse 2al 33rd St.1 NB &,15-U63. broom $}j. 646-1525. mo\\·er $3. HaJC DlO\l'fr $3. f'ulltrton, Costa ~fe8a. llkf' ntw $7. Swinger earner KINGSIZE ~ $25. Maple bagi, dacron ttd with flan· panels ll..50 ueh. 370 ~:~bath tub, blue H-0 layout \no P*b) $S. 1 r..tattn:u. 2 box 1prlnv and Automatic washer $25. Sttd TIIER~fAOOR 1 ta\ n le 111 • $7.50. 30 eup pe:reullltor. hl"adboard $25. Dinette Mt tl('J llninr. iip togttber, ju.~ Broauh\'ay, C1.J Ornate lr6n (twin alu) btd bftdboard $20. 9' sofa S15. ~preader $3. Office dtsk $25. fl illhwuher $10. Tecumwh 4 u • e d o n c e S 7. 5 0 . $23. Cbaira S3 e a c h . clea.ned., both fo_r $2(. 2 air T\VIN maltre1s and box LADY'S Engliih 5 IPffd $2.5. $15. ~ncan Pb)'fe table 5"--8923. Power wattr pump$)). Car cycle tngint $20. COit soo F:ncycloptdia set S5 a book. 962-7023. mattre11ae11 S2 ea I': h. spring ft.50. Map1e 3-way Lacly'a 28" Schwinn 2 apeecl $7.50. 4 poctrr ;Pineapple '61 Falcon pa!'TI: Eniil'f' $25. top rack $10. 20" fir1'1 bike l'llL"Y.·. Toy• Sl. Flbtt board Short wave r~dlo Sl5. GA.MES 25c-7Sc. M 0 de 1, OJmpltle took set $7.50. bunk Trundle complete wllh $25. Glrl'i 20" llutfy, like laiJCle bed) S15. ~ 11.1 Auto transmlukin,J;; 4 S15. 646-5848 169~ W. 2>th barrtl~ St . F1UO'!"f'S('e'Jlt Portable typf'NT!ttt and ~,,_ Ut-n __ .. 1 Sportsttr cook kit $2. lleat mattre!se1 $25. GI r l ' • 'flfW U). Boy's 20", like new albUm1 $1. 138 E. l!Ul. q.l S ,_ -Lad' ·'"-· ,_ ....... -..-.. lw.I rac na M't Sch i ""·-·· I I 0 ·~. ~-••• ,., ......... ~ -~"~0 .. ,;;;;0'"'"--~-~-" aooo· titt1 and w ls ta t., ...... 1ta Mtu. ll.'Ork btnch light $8. Un-cue •&.io 1e1 .. ....:11, lue $2 50 CM!: iltJy t $2 50 drum tl. H i m a I a ya w nn ..... '6 • ..,. • ~ Vl1-.. ... .. ..-~ each. Good body S 2 5 · DRESSER-4 drawers flO . pa.inltd bookca~ $5. Amber !!1 to $5.ICatti for ~by'i ~r a~ne ;. ~~ llike-.a-Poose $10. CoJ~n •54>-;;;;-;;7706-,,·::::=--:-:-:-..,.,.. l*ld SSS'" now $25. 2 night GIRLS roller rink skai., M).()717. Clbton J't:frirerator, worka sun 1hadt~ $2-$5. Patio l"\\o-ay 1 tach. tlf'T $2!lo "~ eooler $12. All excellent eon-TWIN mat~Silfs and box atandl $3 ea.ch. White almost. braDd ne°",.,aiu 9, 'i'ENiJts ratktt in t:<Ctllf'nl well $15. Nauiahydt aofabtd ovtl'tltad 11ur1. screen .$25. dttne11, ladles iu.'ts ·•nd · · · dltlon ~3100. sprlnas $20 tet. Twin maple wrought iron Jove Rat U'.). $13. 1tiW\o JO" siieaker $5. CCJX!ltlon. Including rack SlS. ."'9 ov&I braiOtd rug $8. Stlldtnt11: rock collection $4 . formal ~ ttl $25. Baby back KJ.'~~.?..:....8 ~po !.la b I t WOMAN'S 26" l ... d bik lied fn.ines and cabeis U1 Air C'OIJdtUoner 'f5o. 4 l&IP C.M. ~. stb. . ~ ~h JN:np..poll Ucl\l $8. Ntliol\&I Gt-oen.phlea 2Se. pack $5. 2 llltd1 $5. Car top an..., ... ..,...,... _.. wnlrlpool 1,...,e e > f:ach. 21·· Motorola . TV, clost't *°"' P> for all ,115 OLD trimk I S5. :::t;' ~1 ~ ~ ~..-.-F Booln :ZSC.-11. Com• i.....""' r&dl:1 $4. P.lfin'• c:lothe1, 3. l.t~.~~...._4.a:nr ,$25. $2S. Excellimt oondition. ~s g]l""'J ' ..,. 110. Sonora Rd., Cort.a Meu. SI'fiiEO lptabn and -o:<.:<:i:w dryft'", rigldalre, ......,..."' "'alrt to $10. 22(1 A ~s_wwt ~ UalDr $:.5. Glrl'1 20°' Schwinn $tingray ~O'T':~ • ._ • tnl.nks $1.50-$1.50. Ben enc~ $10.S2S, l...utt Q ls $5. l..\11 ch&ir ss. $5. Poet holtdiggt'r$4. i:.,. Cotta MeJa.. .v_,,~ New dodbYe ' •ink )25. ns. Coad condition. 727 ''" ...,.,,.....,.~ ~-=::c!S12,~,,,,·=,_,,,...,,·,,,...=-= chalts '$12.SO..,H~ ••c'k orran cabinet $15. E.V. Boocloll-chait $3. Kitcfien ttriar l\a:hU SJ.-.$8. lqt. a.it O'Kttfe 1: M«n:IU twllt in AOth SL CM~-1 HARLEY Davidson •al, LAWNMOWER. $8. 19" G.E. upboltttred chair S ~. Aria bl waJ chair $2. Bal&' crtb $S. Lua• preuure spny sun SS. GE 1 Black lilt and tbctutt, llke skNe A Oven $2$ CJ.Ch. An-\VATERBED Chair · n.cb for 1 a d d t t b a~ s , TV portJblt i 2 5 . 3 Kitchen cbair:I Sl and $2. $ll. ~ ~t, rn.:! pp rack tor car $3. $5. 54Q..&76. ntw, 24" with 5 posten $15 tlque chain sz each M I US. with Flberglau !i&ddelbe.fs no. D~ $15. $UJ, $20. 5'I0-69€8. ' _ 543-4903. '58 J'olcrcury pa.ru.: 333 motor for all. Call 531.-6508. • •Pe cushlon1 Si. End table J3. 5C8--6719 Tan It vat u um $ 1 O. Sl-$15. Brass lamp $7.50. DINING room table S2S. 4 $2.\ Good tl'&l!llm.lulon $XI. 1 Ma.pJe hi.a:h back divan, nk k-nadc Wit $%>. Mll Step •tool $3. Vanity chair l.~;-:,,..-:cc·-=-c~-c= F1re!lt'l"etn A tools $10. '4 TWIN box" sprilldland mat· Pool t&bk" $5. S' eofftt tabll' Loncford Or. H .B., 15 •-.;"" ma·•'-· ••bln•I H78-15 t.lno, Iota Of tttad $5. tttun $5 eadl,, Pu 1 h SS. Book hf'I 3 hi&h $3 Chllll'I $25. Compit'te bed Rear •nd $15. ~76. maroon color $25. Makhln& 89'1-84.S2. . .;io:w-. UUIJO; ..... Push lawn JnO'i\i~· $5. Small ~·tr•beada. n. $4. 2 clock TV is. c:i1 ~~ t exetpt with book CUl' headboard Q.EAR dry l'l'dv;ood M , l\\'1Yt1 roekl'r S25 Call tl5. Se"1n& machine $l0. eledrie motonl $5 eaeh. radios 14, $5. 3910~ Channel mov.'l!!I' with ~ catclwr sunday 646-7$2 1.fi8'I S&nta $25. Low boy dl"f11tt $25. ix«. ~Oc bd. ft, Roup 531"'5()1 Saturday or MondltY ~'Tl~~ St.~: $25 each. ~~~$2~~;;::'1".~" ~~ Rmtztntor $25. One Sm·el PI., NB. 613-1003. CS:~ vent like,,..;,., Ana Avt., Costa Mesa. Desk: $S and $10. Chairs $3. mi.,.,'OOd ?Se. Planks $1. FLOOR lumace SU Room ' ' ras ttfrlpra~J' $10, ae is. 1',REE parkina;. storm-VWcan _,,"k up n•. -'"' VW $5 nd $10 Lam S3 and ,_, 12 NI · d ll """ tiO lnch pool tab It, like new sprin.p $10. 646--6160. 372 G ....... • .. v ~ _.,. oov•S SUn bikt 112 • a · Pl ln1ul board lhttt S t • a~ wttr • te 1tan ·""· .,., 1_1 M-"""-Rarnonll \Vay, NB rten f'f'cliner. &ood shape auto borinc bar $25. Motor nyu·heel 4.nc1 clutch sz . .., 11'1.Y · s;;. Wa1htr $~. 1669 Tu:rtln Carden 1take1 $5. Hardl\'tlOd Picture• $1-$2 ea by • ....,, 01.J .,,..,.. LA, H.B. S25. Men' a bowling ball $5. $25. Cuttini tool· 6 l'lolder Stantr $15.-U volt water Glrl.'s bis Utt bike rt. A\•e., Costa MH:a ~1053. piecies $1-$3. Play yard stroller $L Ory~ r&clu for 847-0480. . l5" ?lrl's blkt: 3 1pted S15. Tools 2Se:-fl each. D91Jble $25. 2%1:) 3Jid SL, NB. lj'5.00 Admiral portablt TV ~l5. FIREPL.ACE aerttn $10. bloxk 3" 100 for $10. ~ actttntd t11ns 2X each. SUNDAY on!$ 2 ladita thrtt Crili Stl.nrray $15. 2 ~d ~ witt. Hollywood ORIEINT., ',TYPE ~~-ne7 w $25. ~tor Polaroid 80A land camera 1 -~. ·-·•ty •·bl., 15 ••"'-L... .._ __ .. .__ ,,.., r u I J, ~"· 55 :...!910. , Wash machine $25. Closet s ieet formic.a. ertY $20. 6' Plate 1la111 40"x27'' $1. sPff'(I bicycles $20 each. ... ......... , . ... "'" un1 ma ..... .,u 1Uiu ......... with atlachmtnts $?;. Golf blc. $U. Rerord player $25. M1v 11~ copper plpe $5, 1%" 27"x28" $2. 6£.56.1:?. ~7 Tent fl7. Metal trundle bed Table ttnnu table with net eprinp with Ho 11 y wood madt in lraly, SS each. CUSTO GxT king box spr11'1( chtbl and bar $10. 4" bench .. _.. .. ... 1..J1 "'---·· • ...,, -....,, ~1 • ~ ....,, "" mov•-~ n• Tape recorder UJ. best con-copper plpt, 3' $1.50. Elec-. Plumer St. $25. 'I\\'O wood toy chests ..... .-uuol'l'. ....., '""w _.. ua.me ..w. "en• soow ;;-;""'".::::--=:--;;;:-:-. ....,. ~ .. ,. ......._ ...... vlaie $3. SZ..l4 tire on Chevy dltlon '46-8381. Irie No. 8 "ire, Tc ft. GE 15 ACCORDION "J....Italla"·UO $7.50 each. Hand ice cream Vacuum cJt&Mt $ 7. 5 0 , pacla, aitt B S6. FIOl'Jr lamp GAS ~ $25. Chtst of 56" tub encloae $15. ~f rlm. ioocl $5. 77!>-14 ti~• on & 20 amp bn.kf'r9 $1. maker $1. Rocking chair $5. ""Clt'ks good. 833-8832. 3831 ~ built-in mn-mar table dra~en S15., Fold.Ing dinette cart $5. Bunk~ tn.me $5. Dodie rim• $5 each. n-.,..14 LARGE color TV (as is) $25. Lavalory raucett $4. Tub base ~1th ca11t, excelltnt 16386 J\f rufl Ci H 8 O>Aley Irvine $10. Coaee table $2.50 •• tab!~ with 4 folding ch&ini Pole la.mp $1. l4S-Ct23. 1 tire on Ford ri'm $5. 15" Ttn Tx11 $25. 9CM W. 19th mndltion and rare batraln a a r., · ·• ' · ieAC A1m -,.___ -Good u.n·--• and sho~·l'I' rauCl'tll $4. ./ 846-3.110 SEWING maehlne SI-~.... 1uo ....,..~.,as St, ~. 'IV $20 •• .......,. • ..,.,... 2 inflatable sand doIUl!!s $21. punctutt proof llnen and C~I gprlnkler ptpes 30e. Cutten. for $25. 93.4 Juniptro, Costa · • • CM, ott Pbmona beh\'ttn Md. J:rarnes $3.50. Chairs 615-415L Wffhnda 5M-M. tu bet -set of 4 -$10. 12V B 0 0 KC Ag E h d'"--__, MKa MS-5050 DINETTE .et table with ti portable, e X ct: 11 en t con-V'-rla -~ W"-·. ~ ~ ~ -.••. ~•-a'•• ea ............. s d<>-.\-n11:pquts Jl. "1 box vinyl , cllairl rood' Ddltio $20 ditlon, stral&ht stitch U). "''u ~ ~' ......., w ••"" ~ ww ~ C RPET chfng . Forti ~nerator, aood $5. 37.SO. Ba1sinet ""Ith nct $5. tile $1. Door •top& tOc. 4 Dra-..·er chest $2. 2 l\vlni • co n · 64frl945. ANTIQUE JIO!id oa.k doors FWnch ProYlnclal Mad-A mat off-wti1¥ Dunlap motorcycle tires 18" Dreuers $2J. l\l!rros $7-SlO. Cabinet hinges 25c. NN room chain; tor $5. 1.fodetn ~3828· $25 each. Antique "'1'0Ulht bouda $10 eaeb. Carpet cut ,pile .Dflon. Vied ~ and 19" $5 pair. Laraf' Jiollyv.'OOd frameii $1. Snow ~11. lfallmack aoapholr1cr 1wlwl rocker $5. S\\'ivtl of· RED velvet love Hat $20. 2 Standard VW lire• $7. Iron largt!' gaa '\.'tnlA $5 each. 1WttJ>1!!n $1 & $2. RoI;Iaway Bluffs hod.it. Good coe- tackle or tool box $.1. 2524 chains $2.50. Niagara C)-cla JS, ~" thick green slate 50e Ii~ ch&Jr and foot stool $5. Acid bottle and caH $20. each. Exerclae bike $7. Ga!· Good bathroom wuh bowb • btd $201 J>a.perhack books dltlon. ltd) $25. 12x1% f1$. \\.'t1tmlnsttr, Costa l\fesa. massqe $25. Sultcase $10. apiece. Ml).8376. Bird caps 3 fttt on 1tand1 TV'1 Ul each. \\.'orld \\'ar II fen A S.IUmi aas s1ovf' $U eacl!.. Lib new baby lOc each. 138 E. lBtb, CM. ~ ":_ ~ :C~t .!;!'il1 SIGNS for deeor•tlni rooms Dally buay SS. i o o d . 2 Chain SI.SO and $5. Twin is each. .Call Saturday or new~ $1 each. Stamp.<1 $25. Plastic 1lus S3 Ptr mattress $JO. S42'-6295 1929 5'8-4485. /1 tP 25c each. Book bass S3 SlroUer $4. Car bed SOc. Pot bed complete $20, Drop Ital ltfoaday 5 4 3-18 3 2 or le-SS. Bookl 10c. Bfd fn.me llhttt. l\fahagony headboard Tuatin. Costa Mesa. UPHO==LST=====-.,...,,_lr,..."125.~ $6. 6«-1431. • each. Back packl S4 tach. chair SOc. \\'ondtr horse $10. table, maple SIS.SO. Child• 53l~. $1. Biby clothin& Sc. Ladles $,5. 8321274. C 0 f FEE SER V 1 CE wUl .-U CUShlon Rp&rately RttL mov.'tt #>. ~ Old fuhioned milk r-ans $7. Toys IOc-$1. Dishes 10c-$1. tab!t 11.nd chair S3.5D. Childs 1 T'railer hitch ror Dodge blouSH 50c. New New jeans METAL bunk bed!i. virtually ~...n .... Court '-· tntrm.. SlJ). Mahogany coUiee tablt vw radios SlO each. vw Bffnd~ kec $4. ?\tw candy 327• r.flrhlsan. Costa 1.ff!sa. school dtsk 'M'ilh book plaet, Dart $l7.50. 225 pound $.bf' 14 $3. 1El6U Simmone lnrlistn1ct1tblr>, mattrtS&ts ttonJSilwr: ir:; U). Col· $U. Duncan Ph¥ft table $3). doors $8. V\V fenders SS. l 't ina mac.hlnu $15. Sabot EARL\' American cablntt $1j, Japanf!se riOe $20. Tonaue v.-eiehl i l 1 . S 0 • LaM, near He 11 &: 325. 892-2519. 622 NaYajo fee pot $25, Sugar bowl wltb Phone 5CI BSli V\V deck lid $6. VW 11 mo l d 5 0 c ' B i e Y c I t v.'hh louv .. red dooni ~. 6' Stove $25. Couch SZ>. Chair Ol'trload iprinrs $17.50. Golderm'f:Jt. Tur n on Rd .. \vest. lid $1S. S48-8076. CIRL'S Scllwinn Stinaray and wheels $2 to $10. genera.to{• SOc. G i c Y <' 1 e eofftt table $8.50. Nice c<>m· $10. Double bed • ..,.... Drtu· MT-2869 or 548-00XI. Patricia. VOLKSWAGEN and Pone'"--u. o:u '"!"" parts from $1 to headllrhts SOc G·""'~-.-. "" 1...1\0LES chic clotheJ, atu ......... ,,_.... ....,. .,~ ... '" · ""..._~ mode $17.50. Older \'lnlty i.ng tablt (lllltique) with OIL palnlinp Sta • S2a NEW chest. 3 draWW11 $10. partg & acce~. radios 8-lO-ll. lland b&p .., and MAPLE crib. mattl'tu and -~·· disponl $5. 5 paper platt with 4' bf'l'eled mirror $25. rn•·-r I'" Portabl• c•m· · 00 \\' Wilson, Cl'et • ., • .,., Turn •i-al 1w•'tc•~ -SEWING mach'·· n•.~ holden 50e. Sunday only. ''" """ Framn no. De co rator ' .,,..._,. .... 1"'3 $4. Dttue. $4 to SlJ), Pant p&d $10 M pl book ase u~ ~;,. Noon til S p.m. 961 "'· 17th Good General EI 1: ctr i c ping: toilet . S7.50. ~Tf.67 pl!lows $7.00. 1-!ower SS. Btd NE\V boolr.ca1e1 $3-$6. Ht W. $2-$10. Generaton $ 8. suit 3 pieot $2). Red -..'OOl head~ fC:, ':soublt cMd. TraylL, individual, lOe a: ls.. St ,.__ i\I \·acuum cltane~. drum type 16751\!Jtin, CoJita Afeu. frame $.J.50. Bed soooten. Wil*>n, CM Starters $10-flS. Regutatan: roat S:10. Bloult:s 13. $10. Round din1 ..... table and 675--03:23. .'. " '-"3ta ' eu. $10. Larae Buddha on $2. Wiper blade• $1 . "'6 2 end tAblts, CO'fttt tab!t, pedestal SS. Derort.tor OVl'b 2 \\'oocf chairs with fllard rail¥, saftcy ptes, NEW dt!k, $ dra•·tt $15, 648 Headlit• auembly $7.50. g..,_,·f'ntl'rs $2'. 968--4598. 4 ch&in $10. 549-.3888. FALCON Pl bar-b-quli. blend ~ e-acll. ~"O ~11\tc $2.50. t ,,_ Christ statuf'. upf)Olstt~ 9eats. $ 2 · 5 0 tar Hat $1. Kttty pan 50c. \V. Wil!On, CAI V\V transQ1issk>n axle $2J.. LARGE ottict dftk, ex-new, $25. Poll A: lllttmali ._.A"' each. l upholatered chail' $5. Han;Png bit !iOc. TV treys Cyl~ heath $15. Piston I vw $10. 4 black leathfr bci' table lamp1 $7.50. Child'• $5. Lady and vast $7.50. :.~~ =-. ~.-~. 10• -.1 TIRES. 4 wry SoO..t VW, tf~ cylinders -. ..,._nt • -ar front tnd $25. MEhMOl. ctllent condition S 2 5 . book ~• 7"' l\taple \vood btd 50" "'Klll', """' ........, • .,.,.,1 ,..,..,. .,,.. riu • .., n.;===,,.,.----,..-~ ""''" -• !!tool&, l'Wivel lll'&ts with caM> •w. M&pi(' 3 6 .,..3799 or comf! to Balboll tram• ~. ~u hi~-•·~. on "ttttls, 31>410 each. bwn .. n $U.50 each. Clutch PRESI'O pre:uure cookrr A .....-1i111u.. ~ .. _ -•--•· • ...,, T · 1 · 13. 2 panel \\' I n d ow """' '""' """"-" """" .. -back• '4", $15 each. 6" ,.,.w,r .,..,_ -... )'pt\\Tllf'l' nn at foot or Balboa Pier. 2S"x.54~S... $3 tacit. Patio p I a y p,.. n ~. Knife ~15 $3 each. 2-C-7\l-U aatt.mbl,yg $J...W. Flywheds cookbook $5. Elecrrtc can w ASKER u;. TV $25. 23 ~ dinlY $25 639-382$, S3>. Child's metal doll hoUfle 105 E. titain St., Apt. 106. llharpenu SOc:. Bird feeder $5 l'ftCh. l·G70-l5 on Cor-no. Cranks $15.. Rods I opener A: ~et. ne.> fie $2.5. 646497. S3. Chlld'g W'.\Tll'!( maehine REFRIGERA'J'OR $2S. StO\.oe l>f'nch. 6'x21", '2· 1 ~,.lh Slt-. ~'OOd ~ 50t. Wiit rim #. 1·"/75.lf $5. .bushings $4.50, Heater bmrft condition $5. G0r u n d 11 l-;;;-,,,-,-;-,-;c-=-,.....,."7 1-"-""_kd_.,..._:_ _____ ~ it.;:(!. Metal polf!I for swi.na: basin. $1. 1 11·11h basin, "'·--..__, _ _.. ..,,_. ,. ___ 64$--2'168. • ...,, Oil tt All! FM _.. 10 speed bike $25. Lady's POWER mowtl' -~ t S3 Cl tw\ bed 1th $1$, Hydraulic jack $25. fl,51), All klnds of old Dllwu.,. ""'UJJO:"I -V4L1uq; -... coolers ~ Poinbi -rttteO •Ml'°-f'M Standard 28" bike $18.50. _.. It • tan n ..,_, &timinton ~l $3. Camplr:c map.tines from lOc ftt ~. 50e. 59.W by owner Jlgns VAR.lACS. complete with $1.50. Coils J~.SO. Val'Yfl $2. ntt<IJ ftxlng, tablir modtl 1:" .... llsh 3 lpe«j boy•• bike stove 125. Hand moWft' white vlnyl headbollrd SX>. tq11!pmen1 Sl-$5. Ele('IJ1(: $1.50, Hanrina: Ute $7.SJ. metm. fu~s. IWttcL--. 8 Trailer hitch $Z. Mutner S2S. Baby bath tub $1. Elec--~ Baby strolltt $5. Hoowtt Two ta.bk' rad'ioll $2.50-$5, -old books of all kinds from Oltr $4. Tta 1 ktnnei •io 1 1 $20. Boy's Stingray $16.50. U'JlrlJht vacuum $10. 1513 Axle lor li;ht trailer SL. ;~~ ~iro·Cn~~te~~ ~sttoM$1. 221~1~ Avt., 112:::bby~e$5 Bike~~ 531amJ?218-$25. cost ~~e:s..!:'ic~iah;a,:r:. t~~n::;;ic~!3' .. ~b~ ScN-~~~n ~:....~ $7.50 OranaeA\"l!!.,C.M.~ Hand mo\\'tr $4. Nev.· ~·hftl ' · '--" a tu.. w. · • • """"''"· .. ,.....,. • ~'AW".~·· Salt ~'altr pump SS. Battery Infant seat J.t.50. Sllvmvart LIGHT ... •• TV $2. Hair dryer $2. Wall kitchen ltema lOe-$1. ~fen's 8. CUJ"\'ed IOfa $25. 5 dra- tny part-' Mc--$1.50. Indoor-rhart'f'r $2, Round cofftt DOUBLE box aprinJ and chest $4. Small t:1tctric m .. ,er -J>trfect. plaques $1. p e d t-r.1 on black allp-on ahor.' 9%0 $5. VACUUM cltallf'r, Hoover AA-k ns. U" ci>u -r, = ~':tJ.. fl;;, t Ji1 11 h tablt tl. Elf!ctrle ratoi' $2. matfre'Js S15 each. Fnunc beattr Sl. Pink bathroom Ml-M. · strollf'r t'M> aealft' $20.. King Wa111Ut end tahl~, hWI upri&ht. like new, U5. :\U separate iwwtt'f, S10., --.... '"~ t.fovie tdltor $10. Ta pt df.tk $5. ~. ~· SOc each. Bl.th 35 mm strip ptt1jector sz. site box _,ring It matQ?.q dra~ $25. Gromb.'\Cher Carptt P'teper $1. G' ladder External aJr _,.,..,. lor ..,. ... tha.tr 14• 2 -..'OOd lawn t'Mtn Sto. C'..ar top rack $2:. Gu c'E w1uchtr, minl-baftet, nigt, plnk I: aqua S1 each. c:o1d $179, uaed o o e e . $l5. Coppertane wa~·$10. pa.lnting tlC»t: with Jlllln111, U.50. &M-1'117. ,,.ft"' !!., ""0 !'_:.,l l!Pf'(!'db''-.. ~!. blkf! hrt.itr .$2. ·Door lock Mt clean. late modtl. nttdl t\ta1om ahowt'r eurta!n and 531-'™8. O>nlole black Ai whlle TV bru1be11 •nd pn.lleta $10. RCA TV, pxl condition. sz. ~~~. ~t~ ~--"'I I.Ill~ ........ otld's 25e·S2. Dltsel tuf!I Aller • .,,. ·----window cur1aJn ~ 110 11A. ,.,.,,__..,._ b ...... ~ _......... -..."."It& ..... _.._,_,__, .. __ ~··~· • -....,. m•1 al itovfl, ''nk , ....... '10ttl~ rtp&U' ..., • .,,.,....,,...,_ . .. • AQUARIUM, 5 Callon-. com-.,. rwl&oK" c w111u: .-11U1 '"' """"""'..: ~· .w.ll.. ffCh. Cltll7(1e htaW, nfli.,.taw 15. ,....WJ'M' Barbttue mocor $1 ntJd U74 Boa Vista, CM an.. yellow 48 round pfde m. ~ TV $15. Platlorm roctca-$7. SHU>. Posten 50c. Trim "A.,R"T=1 "•·""1"c""1""A""L°'1Jo,,.-·~-,-..,.. BTU. SS. 963-:1.?L ~ mitt $2. Uaht Wll'!r U. nw tu.en. Sat lM 181&1 Wa1,r .toltentr baJTel S15. t~·ist txttei.sor "?k. Coin Todl Md ~I i S'l-$2. rn llydraullc traeW-uni.t $2). Et.Et'TRJC table ta~. Via. Pl.Jatim, lrvi ne GOLF ball&, aood onu T'lmu JlD. Slnb $t4S It tub.>11 3c each. Boo~ l5c nrcmients, ash ~,.and REAR VW ~. l'OOI -~~..:..-. cA-d,.. Soeb'-~t~S5.,....~~. ~ =·~1 Slt. 148: W. 13.1-19!1. ~~~cOr~ear, 219 Sl-$10. !>.>~ ~ eaehh. HC..andn!sttt set~ n ::';>'~~:.: llbape, $}0. m-.8l!4 w w•~'" _., _ ... ,... ..........r ........... .., a ove -CAMPER abt1J tor I' pklr-cJ> ' SlO. 2 uWRui ttlt: _...... eac . painted plaques Cd)J --Sib.' '!)pownler Beoch rriadtt. 110. Ta""' TWIN bed J15. .-trlpl_e bed SlO. -17.12 ""' DRAPERIES, -antique p_..,, ..,. .it e.uu..m. ti.. $1.50-Ulll, p'*'" mai.. blue -;;:;==-=-='°" ~ -., -"" IZ!. lbroWtt • ci.,,.13. Sol<\«-.......,. men"I -.. $! . ....,.... • alln, 16Lx.108 &nd --12. Llabl> .n , Zc. Glrl'a -clou.Jna. in!anl ANTIQt'>; """• '°"''"' End ...... ~H. -hto Iron 13. Imo and botrcl 8"1h1Mt" 13. W ...... cho1r = · ' ' ' 112. Sl>lmer t)'pt·-·wllod ~tar $Z. CbUt!rtM to .U. 10, .,., '"°" •"*!r ~ - j,.. low•l ,.ck~UI. Shoo1. 13. Chain 11-$5. School dell< 12. A-p&IU Zo42. ANTI~' Bruo l't>nch bub .... IL\~-... u -11~.' 19"/11 Fctd ~.50. ........ ....,.,.. ClllLll'S -.. With olldo P.i S2. Rt«lrd:I Mch. S3. Car .. $4. Tr.~ Cllr1 Coocb lOc. Cable table $15. 11t~I '!'!-~uoo· °'-... ~. SOt.'A S2S. Tv no. Qib mtf· pltk~p hub c:..pg •t $1 lOc each. Bbttel •nd llklrll • &lider. N.lct: pa.Int, 8C*I Wlck<r c~ • yellow ~'· 1970 Opel "'°" bloct lndl& print bl-Wits $1. "' '·~ m TnUtt bjtcb 13. Ba""""" 50c. GI.., ,..,. 11. Modml -ltloo. 125< Pb. &ti -.,_$LS..'"' -• 11 IZ!. -· ""II Santa Ano. No. C. CM 125. Em-tnlnt IZI. tnu IS. 642-«>U. 1a ... 1 $!. Rteonl albwN lamp -12-Toys, _,., 1 ~~ ... ~ •--a. ....._ PIUowl Sl.sQ _,,, DESIG!IEll ~ -Amlqoe botlleo. ..,,. ponlll 2 -· --10c410. Poll one! -~ A ......_., IAdltS Ibo ~• ~ Ill"' ---5*-U 1 0• tf'' ' ~ In 10 , .. •·• = -~ ... 11-IZ. Ybuth'a pine d•olt condlllon$25.~H. -· 12~..c'."~-"~ Tlbltlamp15.-- bHut!IU! -tic•. llkt --· --$15. Cappor lttttle $11 --$1~ ,, ........... -* --~~ ... -$25. -"'"' °"""' VV/ 15 Glda. aD wtndowa. new, -u..10. Tt«l -PO. lloll.-y bed • -51&-Tm. · ~SER. &an but, ~ $l au. I mod. ~lo Milat-lltae dNa .. ._ $lO. Sowl• ..-II. Jilt. _, 1111 Pt. -m ,...... ~"' -m. •nd '"''"-Ill. s.i aou -ll<d•<Od !Ult. s tqid-nt o-sa~. a.n. :ioc .. cb. -w.n 11q1>a tU1e Sil ~ -llicbl -.ioor 115. 2 J1o'1><>1n1 whl!< """' ault cl\lbl 115. 'm<1.I -ar. mu.MAN ....., ...,.. Jn _,,.. $15. -.,..._ • ...., au 125. -. a -S2t -Mii '3i' lliOt ..... 115. S.11. ~ Wt.1.. 12. 51 Ford II&~. W. ll'bedlt $1. -dvt.b 5' AiiiilCLJ ..._ -$5. ~ clOlhoo ln!Mll lo ~ -. roc.n.eo. ,...,.. bor -'11. - .... iis. -$10. v w •-115. a • • • • • ft,.._ dtltclt, _... -rr!!Y ...!.'s. ,_ 11tU1 -1>11ntt1 1·,;;· soc. m. s. --.,. M"""" n1 ... dWas ,_ 1 ..,_~::;,.,."'-=541=..,,-..· =--= ~ l'.W-Bo""7 IS. fllll 'ol.lle O.U •II!, Cbtl<tl• p"'4, ""'10!· -. At!l ?'· ~"" , Bobyllne crll!, no mat.... M, -On ~ wttJr .,.,., 1-ia NAN'S 1 --· ... -... halt""" --~ 115. M""" -·· -. "1 pt, HYD~GS b•t> A~ tllalr !Oc. 8oocb Dr.,...,oflloocllllil .... Swl..l"""cllalr ll!S.Blodl .. -co•dMlo!I $16. fl. n.ot .-1 -$15. _.. -tu)l> tr Chev • ......, fl. s.l>ul\.; tJ1t1t: m, -..... umlirilll II.SO. Ill" S..0"" c.rtw ,\ Y-Cl of """ wbllAI P1oJ4 allp _,. -· \r4 'nor SIS. ..,.,_,..... Utl liS411. --llll lw!o -..-111.JDID. bt>U $15. J'ecill -"-"1 --$10. 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Odork& $U at $600. Netidaair. Mqbe @d Crui1Jnc Auxilliar)' CLEAR.\.~CL SA'.E -$1A TV -ti -ml. E. Amer, Z.nJth TV 111. ...._,,. .... !Mn !be db<'ountm '1MUI ....._ -al Nt....... ff~. OlTl'CJJ BU1LT to Ltotdo ALL MODELS AiPl • a. UPl1C;ht ~ tt* btd $m. New cue 12$. Alll1que Stack wll yr, pktur. tlabt, 1 )T. KIM. Scllnamtt : out.tan-'Yacht Qa:b. -121D W .• a.,. lOOAI Std RANCE 61 MJ Rn>t'cto fl"etlcT' $3$. ~ bookce• btc Ille t.d, co m p . ~cw st&. Orte. R.n: perts a tttvb. Most '13 dfna: Black Jemalta. lJ wlu, Ave., IJ;albo9. Alk1nr $500 or at 6 Knot• On lnlt,rMI Charnpk)a Moton:yclC't ii\ 2 taWe TY • tr' DI ea, w/tfl'I) Sl'B.. !!. Amtr. .8raoclt , Wat# o o lo r modtlJ now -tn 1totk-A Gn AKC .... CU. 0. llind. bat. olftr. • .. Tank. WHE!J.. STEDllNC 2112 llubOr, COila MtA Hll!I -$1, Cltaln $1, d10lr $50. Kenmoro -"Por1of!no'' I > 00. Pb dilltl<>. C111 ... -low SIM3IS. 36' Cltria Sport Flt!~• FIB, 2 Speed Wlncltn . Pulpit• , 6'M31J DUha P'l&ls an kJnct. ot Ir 1U drytt, aYOCldo $315 ~1'nt ~ .ABC O:ib' TV. toll • C0CKAP00 f wk& $10. TS. :13 GM, Aptlco ADF, 2 lJltliM1 . S Salls . Compus ;., .. ;;;-sS;::poc:ru=t"",-· •v:t,=.,,-:-:a•e=an. predou, Junk. ~ tW pr. 4 M»le Cl.ptain'• bar -* AUCnON * Atlanta. Huntfrcton: Bu.di. P11:tttnd Siami'• ldum. dtp\h tl.nd. en&· s.vnc. load· • Depth rtndtr • SUm • Lcf Some cu•t "'otk. ~takl' ol· &OJ:llt. 1711 Cratmown, C.M. stool.I $20 t-•. Tw\n bed in 911 1129. lhols su. 60-WI; no. ed. alJ)I I. xtra canvu. Im· • BaronMttt • Clock • Cur-f • r • 5 2 9 ~ 4968~ M$ t2IS. BR tum. $45. 2 Ml.pit-tab]q Fine~ KOBENA 421 super I ruovie W-38G. mac. $16.900. Balbol Yacht ta1N • Cirati.Ued $to\·~ l Chuck. BLACK 1111119~ ~.. ft"Om. 110 up I mitt, 238Cl -' A_._-~ PURE tr'9d Da&1n. •lip 183. 829 &ytkk, ~lucb &,fore, African Mahoe s u z u KI d 1 rt bi k,. ~ llJO. llb,ple table and Luitwood, £1 Toro, •UI of Auetk>N Frkbl)', 7:30 p.m. camera. Jnstant cartrldp (iennan Sh~ N.B. m..80il lntuior. Tull: Cabln F\oor, m dWJ'lt. SUJO. 48" round ~°: Rd, Mrth o1 Windy's Auction B1m ~ ana~ tt= = : .!t~~~· c:;';~ 2l' Ot.'eM Cabin Cru~r. CON"FEST ~ MKll DL\10 :~~::er~hoc~b:~ 0: 'iii CllJ&.~ .. \, TON PICK VP \ •1th 4 wtw!d Ortvt, Air coo- ditilnin(. • • .low mDn! ! flt.•¥J dul.7 camptr eci1:'1>' 1netil. Oe'I a 10 f't. Campa' with bnot, Jacki, Gu/Eltc- trlc refri&tl'910r, o v e ft, 11e.reo1. 'l\lllf!f .••• LOAD- ED! (4:'1993) llACH CITY DODGE black WJ'OOlflt Iron CiaM lop ~ Newport. Of ""691 ne~" m or maU oUu. h'n. Ml~. 1!!60. .fUll plleyN, Fre,9_li U!tfS OVF.R S%i.500 fer. m-.8037. table with 4 Chi.an cm·r:red S'IT.REO G:irranl 1 912 Behind Tony's Bldl l\111'1 ~)..173( eVH A 'ffHkends. paint lhN~t. rw .,,. SAlE PRICE \$19,toO ·n BSA. Cold Stu '~. lm·I • SANTA ANA • orond ,..~ ••• ~ It 5 O, modt1. ~ profeuknll.l LABRADOR Rt'lrlewr pupa, door/outdoor carpttlne,. OP£N Aue 12 A 13 Slip ~A ~ -·-v""' FOR Sele '6J Buldt R1vif:ra, •1 "'GANVOX --pl m..ic < -•uc -Fltld ,_ -·c N•w name -1n1 e EXPLORER e Kenmcre WUher 1 i:u changu. Am/Fm 11treo ....,.. ... -.. ....... """ ··•· RWll perfect. send" l'M:llo. HN'J!Ort AtcMs i\f•rlM.11 ,,... . .- dtyn JlOO both, I ' 0 , radlin, a1r I u I p,. n s lo n l'Ood Ahaipe ' ~•n S!IOO, •g;;; centl"t tchen')'J, Al\f ·nt chan1p •lock. S75. $4&.!tl& Depth fincko:r. Many rxtra1. (Bf,hind Boondot'ksl ~!~s~,,~U, tx-11 off,. r e i.. _.OTOR HO"ES • ~ Beach Boultvard llunllna:ton Beach 17141 MG-2660 ., Slmlkl. e,oocl rond. el« atan stertO, l'l"C..'Ord pl.ayn, Color l'\'f ll. • .,.,...;JO 96!.-8611. ""_......,. IV! M aeparat.. ~w mo1''f'?', 1peaken + lapt df>ck. \\'as ...,..,. Rl!"-'r. -. RCA -~, TV. ~,, $1-..U 1~~ 6 ~·" . lloll&nd Yachl1 fNl'I\ po11 -I "LY "" I It _,,~, StiU ._ _ _. _.,,., ,.., -\>IJIV r-..u -'""" 6 SU •-' Small SPORTSTER 'Tl ~··tom. '* AUC;, Q,, '* ....,. J{-.yac $35. Spear gun I' UU1.MU<ucu. ua&1a1 TV, 2 yn old, run1 cood. mos. old. SU.!565, per l'UI" P\IPJhcl. 17' Cabin CrulK'r, 90 llP, TI41644-4J139 ... ~ $30. m GovflllOI', C.l\1. nrw A: r u a rant et" d , St Ta. ~ oollhe-lhrpherd mother· Johnson encint, full can\'U L-31 SLOOP finrJt rustom very tittle milta1r. Xlnt FREE GOLD • trowtl nubb)" l~'ffd Originally prlttd at m .9S. OLD ICE CIEST. STEREO c 0 mp 0 n I' n Is . :..~,,o~"' te111.11lea. $5 ••. covrr. tUI lnll~r. °!Pih built in n~t. Tl'a.k dttkA. cond. 548-6013 morntnv. TV & AIR c.. ~ A: matdtlng chair \\!ill Rll for bAlal'IC'e ol $110. EXCELLENT POTTED Dynaoo, Bozak, Empire, °""""" ...,. Flndtr and radio, Sl49l ot llOUd mahogany C'OCkpll * * 10 Spttd \l'hlll" Peu&:rot \\'JTII PURCHASE (coueb im.kn lnto ~) ~ ~emit.. La.yaway PLANTS. SAT-SUN. ~~-:·~::.· = G~EATnd Dane-~·~ pp\~ 1 . beat oUtt, 557-4S40. Jt'l'IOI, lllpper, splrma.ller, blkf, ~ ~ $100. Of" .1912 EXP. 2.4 pJd cond, $t0. Kklnl'y • 540-G!llll • tsta 1nr .. -.. ty. ft)' 14. F. G. c I a I. I c drittft'-C'Orrlplelely ~pped • • l30 s. HARBOR BLVD. shaped NeVft'mar •ep cof. \\'HrTE French Provincial MltcellanHUS DYNISOl\'IC ....,.Fm atmo reu. Call 5tl>-it94. 1'rorpey/trler 33 Evlnrude 1n mint cond. $21,lm Owntt '70 HONDA TRAIL 7Q. SANTA ANA le' table $10. 2 walnut heed il footboard SlS; Patio W •-' l20 cuart~. rood <:Ond. Ori&:. BEAUTIFUL German / &1· w/rw:w 9verhau1 I-all ex: m-7114. Only SOD mi. SHARP. 839-8040 Nevermar lltp e'Od labln table il :dnt crank-up um· •n1911 price-$175.. Now S 100. rian hphe:rd pup, 5 wkt tru. f'/50. 5502 Stardust Dr., HOGCE C.t 1972, 15' •<Ith Sl.95. 673-fi69R $$. eUh _ al.I aood oond. brefia $15: \Vhite tirxturrd DON'T toll out thoR rmpty 64>1570. <Hd, 536-6US, H.B. 894-2657. trlr. auper trawitt, n:· ---'D"Kw·---· I SANTA ANA Call da,ys. 5'15--lOU. plllow·back: club chair $25; aluminum beer A: toft drink PUG f.male, 7 montha old, * OIARACETER BOAT * Undlble tiler, pe.ddl•, 4 Champion l 'l:oreyel•s EXPLORER GARAGE full of u 1 e d ~=~I ~r:ur!.l ~ e&n1! Recycle them at the AKC reg.. hAI Ile. I aJI 28' tui. Xlnl cond. tresh wtr, cu&hlona (life preaerven) t.fOTOR JtO?tfE! hu'nUFf! &: mlscellane<:1us EcoioCY C-t'nler. 1060 Glen-L ·Jriiii 1hotJ. noo. 833--3377 d.it"lll'l, Newport wlnntt, ln. boat box. Rrady to sail. Ownpi!~:ort:ycles WHY PAY MORE? Items • must Jell Im-2011 Kinp Rd.. N ' 8 · neyre St., Lquna Beach. ,,.. to YDU ti_ LABRADOR pupplts. Pure • p e ct to n i n v I t e d . $1700. Owne.r mo v I n a , ~telyb,t Couehes, chail'I, .. ~OBENA. ·~su 8 "' ltelplbeenvitonmt'n~~me Tl bred.$25 213/59).-219'1', 67>-0320. 1 ,;_nNS\JZI U~~~ ~~vu~~~5;; .. vueeta e1,rndtable11,old n """4 per mov yOOrtruhcanafor1or•~ 3LIMI,, met.$2.00 e 548-0159 30' CHRIS CONNIE SAIL.BOAT . BeautlfUI 12' ......, lea _,.,or • chiral of drawers. PrlCt"s canwnt. lrutant ~ ert ttelTll. No payment&. n-.. •ht Ill' in .64 H T Sidney. M1.ln .l Wot o~'·· be1t oUer * 5o66-7Zn t.10TOR HO?i-fES ... ti C II .r... Joaoll ..... , Po\1.-er telto<nhoto ,,.. __ boltlH ·'-·"" .. c H r Hu AH u A puppy ......,"& w • ' " ,.. • ..,,. READY TO GO ~1044 up. a .....,s, wid:'an.gle lens. Afmost ~~ ........, ...... TABBY color kit t t" n t Healthy IO\·able. 8 ~·ka: Bendix radio .l ttak •"·in1 $150. 6~1564. '70 Honda, f.Uni Tl'ail 70. &l) S. HARBOR BLVD. • new. m or make ofter. '"AN~·· USED AlR CON,. w/wbll.e paws, 9 wits old. t.lalt. $25. ~134i6. aft 4. alrp, Immac. SlO,COO. Pvt Call~ oond~ S200$ 7380 SANTA ANA 24' W&llstrong boat trlr, 54)..1734 eves&: ~·ttkenrilf. ·~ last chance! We eo nrxt ply, 54&-2598. Boats, Sllp1/Dock1 910 S!J...8040 aurge brkA. "''inch, JnJide omo for car. Nothina -.'ttk! &17-500t. SCOTTISH Terrier puppies. 24. WaJls bo lr '068iSSutuk!UiUkli;l50cc.ik(:-fnt;,bjblii't -;,;;ngg.)---~:"':~'_ __ nn. 1 ll&hts, $795. Gem· NORGE electric stovf!, aood fancy, ttal chrap. pay cash. Oi. aired. AKC f'f'i', ?ila1r tron& •t tr · YEAR round slip or aide tie New battery. Looks rood tronic tadlo dirrctk>n finder. condition, 4 bumerio. oven. Slew, 84'7..JOOS. TIGER strii-d kitten, ma.le, $125 up. Tr.rms. ~25.'9. fUrle l>rkll, winch. tuide ror new 11' a & 11 boat, S225. ~7377. $250. 1' Sporty&k n dlnghy, broiler .l 2 storage dr-..~-rrs. \\'ANT 10 buy: Step bumptt 9 ••ft:lca old. Muat fiM home SA.\IOYED white female, lO ra.ii., A-llghl&. $195. 646-5033 drgper11.tely ~I . en $85. ~ d&yl: 646-0681 $20 or brst ot&r. 615-0006 •-CMC -.~ .,_ ,.t or this week or elae! 837~ wlu, AKC. Clamp. stock. days; 6f6-0li81 e\'t:I. Coast HJway •ide ot Bay. by '10 Yamaha 175 tt. 31 hp. alt • -~ ~ alt < W"-n -·-t Npt "·h --' Dirt Bike. $400/Best oUrr. nor&. er pm. paddle tittl for dune bu&IY· • Sl50. '494-91'12. .... ~~LU .,... ••• _. ... n oc ~·· RErRlG •-", by ,_._ 11' Century, l.yman, or Chri.11 dent. call LI n d q u I a I. 56-3761. On.-·~-(21 • BiU ""'--• ui.1,. • ..,e g...., Call ~7. • • KI'ITENS. AOORABLE, • -·~•' ~ c1•--u · ..... ,. -1 H .... J..,ap.trake Runabout. Good MG-1500, ext 1607 day1; evea * 1t '6! Yam.aha 13(1, twin non!• b wive•• --i.-.r ....,., cu· ..,..,, """"" ... ~ .. --~-""~ -•-•'-!-HSEBROKEN I: HUNGRY! .,.... --nd. ·--... ·-..., ...... ~ table $60: cabinet, 6 I~. w-~ • c.u UUJWUAUC< """"'",. ...... .,_...,,;;» ~ eyUrm xlnt ltfttt bike. l below 1968 a PP r • t • • 1 · deluxe · draw-en, S 2 O 0. to be .,Id on consipunent hi need ~ ~·· *APPALOOSA* 11' Elcin Make boat, w/iiOhp 'IWO U..Upa. 4-way tie. SllO * lll-8670 OPEN ROAD f =--plpipe:::I~· ~ i:·. "'2-<1711). Newpol1 Shop. m-m;. ;-;,,.-,,,,.--,;;-7 ==::-::= 3 yoer old 141dlng, molar. Good Otnd. $350. 1.1'8"t<.10', 195/mo. 16'xl0', ROMA IO CC $'5 MOTOR HOMES USED SHOJI SCREENS 4 ·Al IF · 5 varirtil'tl pups, I ·-' 75 962-9650 Sl35 mo, 11.J!charl Realty, Ott mut •• ,.. ~ ..... -IMl Carden Grovt Blvd 12:1Cl6, $l(o;I. 0" n er ' NEW lk1I SSO, Mini bike $65. Wan~ ..., ..,. ptv. r..-,.Uy cute. B1k w/brn reg tt•~ . 507 E Ba.loo. B 1 d .... • .......,._ I m-5072. Apt.size ttfr. $45. Truncll• m-ni4° ~.., martdnp. J.ted breed , CALL ANYTIMI 19' Sportcratt, FC, J/O. m •· v •• '7l <KAWASAKI US 1'0::, A·l Gardrn Gt'O\>e BSM419 LEAVING state. Din Sl'f, bed $70. Sri Holll""'li bed &«;-2139, 540 • 3803 HP. head, sink, ice box, bait.,~~--~·-~~=~= cond. Xtru. J\fake: of1t:'r. 1!171 J\totor hom•. $9000 SfiO. \Vashr $75. Dryr $!Kl. Mu1lc•l ln1tru-~ -;;-;===,.--::::-:-;-:-"° c-;:===--;;;==:--c VlMOll tr'.r, 842-3130. Bolts, Speed Ii Ski 911 m.9016. value. Price STIOO. 5,800 1· queen I-full n brd1. 3 Candles. 837·!137. .,,.."•••-'_. KITTENS, males . * REO\\'OOD STABLES * ---- chest of dra\ven. <•xi & ---------YAHAMAH FG-180. $11 5, Housebrokm. Like dop. 9 '.lYl86 Laguna Can)'On Rd .• ~5::=:!, :':.'· CffAMPJON SKJ BOAT :.=·t~~C..~7!~:!t ~~~~:1~1~:~~~A/~~ t I· •• ' ~ • I l-1> . r ! col.fl!'!' tbl1, many misc Don't gl\1\'! up the Shlp! r, n d,.. &,tu 1 tan 1 , wkl. old. Lag Bch. 14 ml. N.E. of • ... 2381 • -r. n Y -, lm-·culale' -2319 I~. Reu. 919-1687. 2868 "Ll11t" It ln dahifled, Ship ' 642-5308 Laguna Bch). All ur.Mr new ....,.. * 1250 mi USS 54~3708 * .:' · "-· "'~~ "A" Royal Palm Dr., C.i\f. to Shere Results! 642-5678. Amp/c~H',84~ • DARLING cream oolored lll.l{tTIL Rorse1 nonted, Jraa· NEW l-4' fiberglass boat, 1!idnia~s;i~o~=~1 ·n Kawuki lOO. l\:nobby Revcon Motor Heme --••••••••••••••••••• For .n H fn Women's World c.u Mory'lloth .U-5671, .. , "' Sdtool Swinger 9050 SIUS 6-14 Party1 Prftty! She'll Jew tht' ruJ1lt"d )'tlk~ and Y.'hi.rlirc skirt. male cock·a·pon, &ood with l'd, boardrd. Rkting lt"Wln11. ~w:.:ie::.~. ~~~· Runa v~ alronj'. Big whtti tltti, ttar seat. only DI mi. 1971 Olda front ••httl drlv•, MARTIN Guitar, modi'! Qll8-children, Sood home only. 494-9182. -:-r;::;:-r:;:;;-r:;:;:-r::=:I trailc•. Looka ve-,lo--$3'75 firm &42-5688 U1timale In luxury A: ~f· cla.&sical, super xlnt cond. 6 '-;;-;;;;-;-;;:;:;;;;-';;'-;;;::::. ,, '' ,..., " ' f!cienrv Only 9-ml 846--9015.. ' ~ QUARTER 1, Tb:lro n· Chr1a Craft Cabin. Grty and 1, fut. Flrtt SS75 Cub. ·n Suzuki ..,, Sa ...... ,. ~~... .... ~~.· .VON • yrs. old. $)'.XI. 644-8401. marine c. .,._ Iha On ~ ·-"'.>IJ -""""'"'"' MINI watch dog ~ks bom~ Mat'!', 1 yn_ Expd ridl'r. ___._ ~T pe. 962·7689. mllrA $62:>, or Best offer 'ft=;-;;c-.=:::-T.=.,.-~6~~~~~~ w/~. Ob• d I en c• $300. Call 54S-39J2. ....._.... · 1;1:;,5,,....Sk;:;;-.,btta=t sc,:c.1;;:blg;:--::,.,_=:c,..:-; ~74n Rent A Motor Home fl50 S5l-4115 trained. Turie!' Mix· 4 SI.le. Pony, 6 yr mare 1: 28' lllonlerey F'islwnnan 'IA'/ trailer 1 75 hp Evinrude. 4 HP Mini·bike. Good cond. for your V•catJon Ex. cond. ' ;i M7-174T tadr. Sl«l. or bir1t oUtt. Ptrk:lnl 4'-99 cHnel, $2,950. Beat ne-eds •'OR. $400. FL'll. S75. 1JS1 Tahiti Dr., * &3f..4l01 * ~1~~ =~rd: ~I AOORABLE male cockapoo-56-776!. Mr. Crawfofd,. 557-1900 548-l'G er 543-19;>.4 C.l\L e 72 LIF};J'!NE M.H .. 23' • 96Z-9&50. · IO"ll!I chlldreft. Qwnpqnr. j ~~~~~~~~~ •--_ l9tl!t Sea Ray wllh trtr, 17'. BSA "lO 440 v 25' Air, tux. A: aafrty tqUlfl., 1----------Save me from the pound. [ II·*]-"' S.O ~ Llk•nrw.l60hpl/O.smo. 2911 ml. MarnJfl<ent 5>l xlntn\•"Pv/·Pty.!168-Ll91 . Offlc:t fumnure/ fHS-3116 l ~~·~::~~~:'iii"'"~~·~~IC.~/ 1 zr Sailboat. Sltn'.l. Kl't'!.. Sn. 'Dayg-540--2116.i m E. 16th, C.J.L 548-109;J Equip. 114 GERMAN Sbephml, H•ldi. 1 . Pup t/B. N~· d'aCI. CUddy 13' BSTN. Whlr.. 40 h.p. • "l'J'O TRIUM'PH 250 .• Traller1, Tra.v•f MS 'm_M_D<et:.,--.-,-,i.c-,-.-.,...--;u;;, rr old. All shots., Good w/ cabin. Gal 1'1' kelch. Haw EvilJN;te, trlr, covrr, Uh. Good cond. Nt"w palnt. $350 '64 'KINSKJU., fully equlp- :dnt c:ond. $350. or belt of· = Good H 0 me· Bo.It~ General 9oCJ :;._=l"in& N'pt. Bay, (2131 Xlnt s1Dl. &IZ-26Sl e 613-5-W Aftr.r 6 P.i\L e peoct, elec or but1n.. Vtry fer. 962-4167. Boet1/Mlrlne 14' <Juytier Ski boat ~ hp, IO Spd Peupot PX l~E. good cond. Sacrll! $I'm. Offlct F'_u_m_, -:;&.-..E"q-u"'lp-. FREE to l'PE'cial homf' Equip. tot 20' B-Llon Cataml.l'ln, 10' lilt trailer, few hours. $650. S!'U. new Jor $260. Mlllt aeU 548-1!104 • 837.1430 female calico kitten, 1D wb wt!, 32' mut, extrfmely ~1990. lhis wknd. Sl15. 642-l341 'l--;:lll"H";1y""'•"n"u",~,.-<"x1°".--old. 333-8997 'P'"tt"t-.,..-d"•"L"2~11"'1<w""..-."',,.-aoo1....,. fast. Comp.le~ w It r Ir .1,,-~l"s'"· "c"'1---1o:cth'""SO"""h l30 Used ot'IJ,.,.. r 1r:"1i ture td J /h ltd ._ ... $1350. 60-6860 64>7091 * aaspar w P 1970 YAMAHA %11> Enduro · • FREE \VOOD, Mode I ren. U6t o au · AAA" I i;i"'';;;o:':::':::''""::::::::-';;;;;I ?i.1erc, trailer, ski ropes, elc. $425. Good cond. • ~5-7427 • • 979-7160 Glau Co., 1644 Supmor =l,,.nc-=1495=·,,•,..1'><29...,,-'·-::-,,-.,,... 22' Albalroll Sloop O/B $775. 6'-0395 673--3969 ll' Campine. traUer, tow- Planos/Ors1•n• 126 Avt!., Costa Ml'M 646-3231 9'* HP O/B mtr. Elect lltrrt wtll, comp! new rigging, 14. f"ll>erglass Silvn1.lne w/ TRIUMPH ,88 Datona 500. Boy, xlnt mnd., cabana, GERM Shep-Hu.skit", ma1•. bU,l' pump. Ult"d 'Ai ht. ~ cover I: renoa. trier New uphol. Excel cond Mint cond. S,OOO mi. extras. brake•. aafety low, 847""17 50 ORGANS 50 blk, 11> ,.. old. Gd '"' • 1275. ..,_. ":IANi>EFl'li:""Xlni"';;;d.1~$350~-~· ~67~>-~18'1!~=:7.== 1725. ""8504, 14' Crown"'"'""""· •X· Yes, 50 c:qans on the floor. campers or surfers. ~7408 ~18""H'°.P".-,J"o1uuo=:-:n~o.7b-. "R"u.,-111~ ISLANDER 32, Xlnt cond. er! cond .,, t.itt $39S Hammond Wurlitzer othm. Ped •tri Optisail wind 14' Ski boal w·65hp Mncury * • 10 Speed AmeMcan ·• rw s. · Floor models. dl.acontinllt'd l Fem. '!P?hHe kitten w/black KJ'f!al. UXI-,ulck. ek-ct many' xtru. motor. SU.SO. 64Z..3766 or Eag~ Kokusal. 2a" tramr. Wl7 Tahllf Or., C.M. ears, tail ... 008l', U wks. ~ ........... ,. •u~ ~::•.~ 675-3228 1•~ . .,_..., ,_.,.._ TENT TR A ILE' R ... mode'-new i used. B•-er ,,....._._ ,..,. ~-alt v ... _ ~ UJ ..............,.,, .a. "J ,,...,,,.,. -n<rJ>):;TP-' ernoons. 51,W bp Johtl!IOn outboard. =-=~~""'""~~,_.., S~rwoocl al 6 kt! rent •t most altractl\le SLOO ~ a lot' SKI bolt, tilt trlr, -45 h.p. mo 125 Yama.ha Slreet · Ptl • 11tv. ratea. FREE puppies, 3 moa. old, $145. 5 hp Sea King $65 1! ~ fi~ h:· ~ft'l"'C. Jfi(XI. Dt 1 rad r . le&al plus dirt ~x~. Xlnt bx, sink. 837-4120, 137-4838. w.nt'chs Music City <'Al!Ue/Shl!phud il small Privale Party 548-t93-I acron IA • .....~. U!I . &l5-l.038 cond. Ms-7667. TraUers, Utlljty M7 dolt ml"'(. M5--lla4. 10 HP Johnaon outboard hilt Reuonable, 646-31110. I°'"°'="·'"°'--;:-;;,..-;;:"'°';;-;; South C<>Mt Plaza 54().2830 SNIPE .,. t•'" '67 OIRIS Crall 16' 28.l y.g, 1970 YAMAHA 3£i0, RT·l. COVERED Ut llt'ly ~II•• FREE puppies Lab mix. 8 run sine!' rebuilt. $1!il. • •• 1 ... e new, w u• Sacri!l Sl500 ••• • ** SPECIAL ** '«fb old, F"11.ales. 675-1263. allp, SacrUice. Phone ce 646-i310 cherry cond. w-dl.rt extru. wilh sparr wheelt A: hitch. 673-4821 ;m~-~~·-;:;;-,.::;:;-;;:;;::'lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii &l3-S233 Grrat for camplne. Sl75. llammond Organ Boats, Power t06 646-- 73 c .3 I. PR--40 * Puppy, frmalt", 2 moa old. LIOO 14, trtr., 2 aets 11ilL Man'1 5 apd. Sch"R'inn bicy. 58 Llk• .,.. Sl89S F'rtt to you. 15' Glass flat New cent" bttanl. IMX). [ J[dl] "" like new ISO. ,,.,14x6:::;-. °"l.IOO!=b:-ax"i."."r"'m.:-:-co::cnd::c;. ORANGE COAST * 546-f.310 * 646-JlM aJt 6 pm A: .,,.knda. . T,..,_..U. . Avalon, C.M. AJk1ng $150. HAMMOND STUDIOS WHITE fiufty baby fac<!d kit· B ft Ski H II • Udo 14 • I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;~ j '89 v .. ,,,. l.25. oruy 300 * • .,...,.,, • • ~o• E. r-·st H••~. CdM ttM, will deliver. !rQ7-.6640 0 Om U Good mnditicn jl milH. Sacrifice at S275. Auto S.rvlce P•rtt Mt .....,.. ..... J • Campen, Sale/Rant '20 537-4MO. ' 6444930 or 962-3126. 6'73-39f7 Ask fer Shawn 5 Fem. doc.&no old Whlte/metallbb nd. 65 hp R•ci-Sobol 101'2' HAVAS'• l25tt Moto Beto. riirt ., 219 Ford 4 pd. Tran•. DIERSON of Boe:ton. Six Ml'l'C O/B, tilt trailer SUIO. . . ., 1: U itreet. Mtth. prrfrct. $12:5. 5,55, Call 613-4513 octave, Table Top Grand Pigeons 8J6.19&l 2 Yl'!I old. S325. 675-5775 C•bcvrr 1lffP116, lnc, kllchen 67s-126l. Piano. Very Very old I nre 545--7450 CABIN crul~ 1960 21!' Chris KrrE No. 135 iood oondlt:IDn. water pump, atove A oven, ""'"";:;:;:;;;;,-;;;;--;;,-;;-,= S700. Call 548-M011 pm to 9 * * BEAUTIFUL Smokry 1 -•~ 4 'IA'ilh hi&hway trailer $550. aide dinette with Jowseat '1. SPORTSTER '70 XUI. P •~ ··"te --•-t 6 h\· n enc.. .....,.,.... . ...,. ...... ..._ cond. SI600. m rray "" WIU f1UUO: ca• Sacrifice, bel! 0 ff e f , ........ ~ toll!'{ room. a -•utlfUI homl' Id ,..,, """" 6i:.>-4l83 day1 PIANO Wanttd. Pr I· pt y mo. 0 • ........._,., 646-4929 KITE No. rn with trailer. away from homr. Serial 'f.B. _ ...... 1ranta to buy piano for cash. AOORABLE calico kitten, 'll' Drake • Craft Exp. Good mndition, S 4 SO . WAS $2195 MobUe Hom11 !l>-22" :'.\':rn adult mai. cat. eru;,.,. m H.P. Chm "4-ll32 NOW $1495 915 Antlque1/Cla11ic1 ,,..=.,,.-=-....,,,.,,,., Sewl"" Macnines 121 Html. Fut, long range. KITE. 2 BOOMS, l SAILS. WHITE femolo G" man 12995. m.<945. R 0 A OABLE TIWLER. FULL PRICE ELMA SUpttAlalic port sew c-1..-.. __. ,_ -....r ,_ __ ., ,.=====::-:== ••~ "" ~~ :':~-p ~~·• w •-•w•-· NEW 18' Glua ~-"V" "; -~u• BILL BARRY Machlne. Button holrr, zi&· ~ U'C«., -.... m Surprise a Jittll' girl 1'i lh zag il dt'tOl'ltlwi stitches. 01& Birrkley J•t. 8 hrs. All 16' Shipe Sall Boat NHda l' ,, ....rr,,,,.,..._ 1lf~..... this supr 'n' spice party 673-3:Wi. FREE PUPPIES equip, Inc. Amer. Trlr. llttle work $350/otler/older PONTIAC.GMC-FI AT lllt ;;;oc;-;:;;;--;:=;;--:s:=.-:-: % Lab, % German Sbrphm:I $2950/offrr ~2307. P.U. truck 645--176'1 dress that's easy to crochet BRAND NEW a e w i 111 * ,._..., -~~ * '11t St. at S.A, l'rwy.) •-by ....... '""'..._, 1969 23' OORSf:IT Runabout KOOL sailboat 11', $75. or * LIDO Villa~ Trailu '50 PACKARD straight 8. Park. Sp, 4. Ba)' Front · Run~! Good cond. thtuout. Trallft' Cabana. 20 Fl. See A: makl!' offrr. 66-296'. O'R·ens JKl"''f!r boat and dock. RARE '37 Plymouth pickup $7500. Adults only. GT>-6669. truck. Ruru rood. BodJ Motor Horne• rood cond. 546-1692. Sele/ Rent MO CLASSIC MARK lX, near CUECKS \VJTH BOUNCE · ot slrin& or ... yarn. ,..... machine $29.95 with zla·UI"· ====-.,.,.---;,--m E. 1st st., Santi. Ana f pit-all l'fiinc out the akir1 of velvet ribbon ash. Pattern 97s-79M. CDC:XAPOO • 13 mo. Fmi. w/210 b.p, o.~l.C. Tndm beat oiler. 5M-](O) t this prtneru channer! Sew 7075: itus 2• 4. 6 years in-s =po-rt~lng-~G'"1-•~d-,--=uo~ Sbots A Uc. Good wllddL trailtt, Only 68 hn U9I' &tS-2-449 . KING o Thr Road caboven ooe version u shown hett, eluded. ,--..,.=.,--.,.-..,,--:~ Gd wa1cb q. m-0449. S5500. 6C-5688. ~1r=-"w"oo=o:-.too=p~.-:: ... =u"'tilUl~ for impart truckt. T.IO lba, anothr.r in Scotch plakl or SEVDri"Tf·nvE CENT! 9 x 12 \\"hlte St.a.a ChaJet 2 Older small dop. 1963 Glupu 0/B, Cheny cond. Sleep1 2. Shore Utup Si9S. Shells for m01t lnJcks. '70 V\\'. Baja Bur. Shcwroom 1. ~t IQl.ld cotton for for t"acb pattem -add 25 campi111 tent. Used twicir. Housetrained. Cond. 85 hp ~1erc IA'/cam'U lnd. ~. l\lesa Campu Sales, 2036 6995 + Tax·Llc: rondlUon. Custom pain!, lllllkiilUUL cents for each pattern for Rm. divid. Carry. Cate $80. • ~ * CO\'tr top I •cceu. aft 6 * 14' S&ilbcat iec puah cart Harbor, Costa ?i.f e 51 1972 ~ XI rims, Urea, buni~n. etc. Prtnted Pattmi 9050: NEW Air Mall and $pedal HMdl· Car-top tent. Gennan made. l* yr, old full Labrador. =pm-=. 796l-=lll~27=. =-,-..,..-,,. tn.iler, llkt-new. a.it otta. 64G-4002. Fully .elf con!. 2:").000 <>rig. ml. 11650. Stt to Girll' Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, inf; otherwise lhlrd<lau Ideal far forr.i&n or •mall, male Alm g mo. ok1 Lab. 28' FAIRLINER for family 675-&C!M. IALAS-;-;-=KA.,,.-,-_,_,,cam-pe'-r"r'"OT""% PIS. P/B, V8 Auto. T. arn>l'f'C-Al 2M Albert Pl., Size 10 tt.kes 1"' yatdo '10-dtl"·-~u t~1·e three Amer Vehicles. Sleep. 2.3.. malt ~· ~· lun r. I ~ fOT ft•"-1.... .,,... .Uf radio D. 8:1.11. c,\f anytlmr. ' w.::'.:'' . .,.•:__.-... , lo Like new. $100. 548-3106 I~~~~~~·~~~~~~ ' ~up,..... .... uo•;;; ar OORONADO lS. trlr, ntw T PU. 3 bike motorcyclir IJmlles. Stk J477•A '"°',-.,--;o-.,--;o--1 inch. ~ ....... ~ .xi""' w\cnda at CataUna. Xlnl cover, xlnt oond. 544-1091 or trlr. Evu .l wk n d 1 , -OE--~-ERT Ready Baja Bua, SEVENTl'-Frnl CENT8 Alice Brooka. the DAILY NORTit face Ibex ilft!plnc mnd. Q-15.\S. 644-'603 ~lW. 330 S. Harbor 81¥\1. Ali libl"ril~. new lfiCIOcc for eadt pattr.m -add 25 PnDr, 105, Nttd!tcraft bq, l Jbl. dnwn, new $115. I ..., .. -11~1 :2l°"'x3'-:--.Cnt-.ot""""=t'"-:-.-6c:-~-:1. Sf;,~~-... ~ enginr new pa.int, bilatlena, ........ a ._ ftcla .. ttern for ~ 0 -11!"1 Old ~ •a""'-_, Xlnt _ _.. -r ...,. SANTANA 2'1. 463.. Exce:I \VHEEL camper, alHps S. .....,._,..., ---------~~~ ----Air ~ ud Special Ban-Statioa. New York, N.Y. 14'1-HIL :'.iim~miiii!iiil;;;;~~ tltJ\. Must •lL Mab ofler. cond. Buif:Dll. bath. $3IX). Ukl' M'A'. must sr.11. $97:J. Metor Home Rentals MO-i023 dllnc. otbcnrile tti.lrcklall lOOU. Pnnt Name. A..,__' 'NEW=""'Coleman=""-"'o..=;.,...,,.-.nt, '! '13-'1505 W.-2199 J»..3438 or '46-618'. Avallable kJr dally, •'ttkly Truce•-:::-.-----,-""• dtllwrl' ril 1alle I-............ ,. ..... , lOttl CoWmut l2 qt lc:e boo, Piii. Golwroll 151 HOBIE Cal 16' O>m]>lt1t '7l Open Rood Camper. Like or motl!hb> -21', 2:1', ~ ,.. wetkli flt mare. Senti to Tota11y New 11'11 N~ DraJI 1006 c Million Dr.. VALCO a1mnJllUm R. S • 14 wUb ..U.. trailer I a.>-New. S1600 or best oU«. and 25• .U contained Mo---...,-,,-2-s"MC""'--Nali.n Mdtitl, U.. DAll.Y ...n ~•-~ .........t wttlt CM. ~· -BREEDING nbblU 15 HtCh. Yun ..... II HP l'd<mlr>, .,._,... &38-%1SJ. ........._ tor Homa, aD -"~ with 40. P&tla'n Dept ..._ ""''._,.. CN z. whlee) I: Dutch rabbits trailer Xllllt md. --..... ~-· Ulh •• N..; ""'~ C1))Cbet ll>ltt, c:nfb, NEW -. ""' 12 -. ......... El s.... -n=mr COWMlllA 29 ldKI, ·~ -HtGHLlNER Gem Top, fib ,.,..... .... , roof air, t.Od "JI " <xi ...... -._, 150 deslana. FREE Pt-tterm Tbomu, eoaa Mna.. $18.SOO. "62 -$97'0. tmmac. '$4 IO 't'f D Camlna er Ru-hWO' odw atru. An mmy """- Y.P, N.Y, 100U, Prlnl ?S.-.. Kmtboonl, $40. 30' TROlAN, .... ra All ...... A...,.t<l-GIOI. dtm>. 1175. $1482. ~ ... Im -P. llttrior, ...... -n.a. ...,,_ with llEW1 ---5lHlG 1111 -Cm 1152 Slra" J"ally ... ,,. SUPER! LIDO 14-111 VW CAMPER. bot offer \Ve bo .. !be .n ofed AmJao '"'1 top, 3 _,. ,,..,,,, dut1 llP, tlltd 'l1'YUI lMnl., ..u....,. -TV, R-, HIF~ m.s<n M<-1136 a1". Pl-coll -equipped. Had., find modd lMOIElL ,,... ,_ """""'"',$!. S-136 'ii.AMiSE KITTENS -W SICl~JACK '70 lrAl!tt lflOO. "'-8190 mr imi..::;0: WINNE-MGO fulO> ""'-· Loci< eat lflll 'l'of f'alle-or l'll, --... -.slL e -e :llO ltn Sllllil "'" 163:100 -11' SAILBOAT ' w 11ft•VE """'· Striet 51!1847. lo...11.a-,._ 1o BRAND -· s.....I 7oqG ====-=:::---::::;: .....,. ... lllll-1971 Ford Econol!ne camper ,. "" tlll5 1ew c.tai1f1 Au Fl~ ......,._ Or9dlet a.c ... $1. l'ttlt.hu. Nu&teD(t SEALPOINT kittens. fifth '&7 OWENS. 2'1'. All equip. Tall. Self ('Ol'IL ):I'S air SD Sletps l. t\alJ.,t loradtd. tapr .,..-NI --dalo!ll I fl!D -..._ -,,.,$!. UMfl2 * "'"8411 ....... -itMtw ....,.._ a..n, Npt olll>. l!l<JI, C.. HOBIE Cat l& w/_, Ulr thm + T.O.P • ...:-: cl<dr, '12 llllldol \Vttl<ly ,..._ '.IS --Gift -ensesenlls 2J• <DI.OR TV llJtl, 2J" -~ $l5. l!ll 4ll0. flnonct IQ~, $11 2621), $1515, -air 1131S. Ot' <J< .-.i,, -.. ..i,, Bill BAIRf JNSf'.ANT SEW"INC 800K c 4 IN &rpu ...... n. ni.~ ._ ..... 1., -· _ -...,, .. ~~·a ,___ 14 -• 1., make .ner . .,_... 'Q VW etmPl'f ••/tent, nm• Honda QI' to tow .I. TV .rmt.. . --.., ---11--..-""••'°' j(j;t.,;.~;;_.a..-....,... 154 j;;'i,;;,1,';;,i .::.:-~ I<' a.. Sloop w1th tmler. -. Lvs, m"'1 1tll. $8lll, al.S.. .. Bol>'•Tmco, 7100 PONTIAC-GMC·'IAT $1. ::.. "':,:~ .!tt~·= ;;IXll=.o"R"'"1V;;-;;;11"" "Sil=-=.... 11)Y l'OX TEllRIER flUP' IHIO er btl1 ...... ,'ao.7112 171111 «I" but ofllr, 4!f.llOI, -W, Caul 11..,.t N.B. -lbt &!. at fl.A • .....,., =~ ~I 0:. lllltwww• --t IOo -· ..._ -, 12111. ..... UKC ftf· ~ IJne. II' -IV!Ut'o Na""'1e -· ~~I.I' *ff"" -Cy:_!!s,:..,l,..ll<n, -• 1'111.tb .... ,a.:','_. tori. ~ ~ lllllll E. l!'u~i...-AM --$!. u_,._,_lllc .,._ Tll'YA-0 f0.o-.-1, lllO HP J--~----.....,.. '" . ---. rn -- RCA ...u portable Lonblo -_,. $lllO. m.co. Malnall a:llbs•D&Tc>Cal )[AN'• 1kpted bin!. ,.. pey ""' 411-JIN: 'G°""J-cwtt '-!. ................... ..-. blo<lc a w1tltr, Slq Tmlcr with _.. Neid a "hd"T ~an .U 11!11. -c.u..t coetdltloc!, Call 1\lr fillt 111%t ._ $311, 1rJ -palll, -lCloll, •••111••111111•••••••••\ Siii. llHZlL $11$. 3,,.., -Clll --a "N''T -u a41 llMISI. Illa-.,. Plilcbor. •. -: SlM'llt SANTA ANA "'"':':':' ~ ••• EXPLORER Dune Buggies MOTOR HOMES • l • • • • :J4 DAILY Pll.Df ..,.., .... 1§1 {" _..,.. I~ l -·• "l§J I _..... 1§1 1 -·.. 1§1 [ _ ....... _:::::::::: ... ~!l•A•.,• .. •.•,,,,•_•"• .. ••m•l ~;;~~5,~7D~l,.~-~~1"':!"'~":! .. ~~~m~l~"~-.~-~·"'~""~""~,..~-'10:!!!~"~-.~Jl~"'~"!!"!!!td~~m!! ""'-· u .... · Trucb ~-----YAMS! VANS! NEW 1972 CHEYROlETS REWARP .;;:~'!.,;;sn~.;.,:;N,..;;;:;;:;;~;;;;~;:-. -(ld«-,l '~:;_~D~. -P<Y~!5~~. -~ oo ~=~dr. T~!!~. _ -!'::~ L p & y OVER t.'01\d. Mir nttd• work. Mk· • ~2.m 1iu. •«k.. Xlnl ('l(llwi. f'ully rvbbl!r, low miles, 4 tpd old rtUable 1ibb eonipany 1 yr pver train lnllJrtl'ltt WIL " '"" ll!O 0,_ ""' oN" by JAGUAR <qul1» 1009 911T Ponche, 1.-.na. MW<t 5'll. "6-3013 cat, '18 VW bu& ,w/Po"1:ho a)l<owo UNJ.WTJ'El> Mll.£8 sun. 67>1(14.,. tiT~. ·n TOYOTA MK 11. l dr'., amfbn rtdk't ~ ~. '7l SKYLADK Kelly llue Book .-,,::-::--:----::-:-:--1 ·'6 P<l11scm: SPEEDSTER. •''· AM/FM-. • •od. •il/bllt "" vw """"' Oind. N.. " BMW '71 Jaguar XJ Xlnt 1:onrl. Mutt tee 10 wp. lnL Make uUf!f'. f'1'5..360iS· litft. New 1'tlbuUt enr. ~t 2·DOOR For late modtl, cle1n, WE'VE CiOT 'EM 1 l•w mllHgo domo•· tics, import•, trucic1 or campers. ALL roD'E_L_s_ Sedan "'°' ''"'''· '"""34"' TRIUMPH 0 ""· • 6"'"HtJll •· HARDTOP IMM OIATE ro1lSClii: "' s.oo. N,. ""' --,., YW·Sun,...f-ELECTrtlC SlJN ROOF' Factocy air, auto tran&.. DELIVERY Ootikln rxtcrk>r' \Ylth Enc· lTOO eng. Xll'lt body. Owtr., 'Tl TR-6 Exlnt eond. Am-Fm $3001b.t oft, 673-0402 r'adllt. hreltt', t1.n1td 1lim, "Joe" Macpherson Chevrolet Call and 111k lor 8 u)·er DAYE ROSS PONTIAC Low Bank Financing l!~h saddle lt;i.thl'r lnttr!OI', S2300/bt'll1. 49+-1216• tin) ml. WUTl.rtt)' $3XIO. '6T Bur. rebll q, MW po.irrt whitewall tlr••. dtlu.te tull p:,>w('r, Allit·Ot·SIW»1.· RENAULT «!'YI'. ~958. Top (.'()ll(J, 187S. wtwl coverw, low mlltt, \\AY~ radio. trleacopie sleet· '67 TR4A, rd.tr. Xlnt cond. • 644-0021' • "SlJPtr Sharp." f39WUC). 11'16 wh~I. rRdlAI tll't't. Jess 1 Rtnault Otmo Silt Low mi. Radl.a.I tim:. $1.U5. ·n VW Camptr, low miles, $2995 401 !)o, J::l CarnuJO Rral san Clt111tn1t u1.1n1 than 13,000 milt!I. JuJt ln1· 1 Semi Annu1I 5&2367 alt 6 pm xlnt ablpl'. • Car must be 901d al ad m1rul:ite \n9ld,. and out. 'S9 ._. .. 54[>...0084 D t t ~"""' prlr!t tlod polky 11 $2$ do-•))' 1410 H•rbor Blvd, 491.1157 SF.E I rs ABOtrr Oversea• Otliverv CREVIER MOTORS I Mll~I 11,,. !~1t:LTJ emons r• or Exctllet1t Condition ''5 vw-auG. $4So:-ducublt'. $7555 Cle1r1nc• Sale ssr.o. 645-7896 aft 6 pm • 613-tl6I • SPECIALIZJ.NG 1!" DODGE-CAMP.ER 108'' \\B. C.-nip<'r 1~1nVl'fl»"f'r \lln, VF, 11.utnu11\11", 111! 1'1'>11(1., fiUPf't\Or •'<'llld1!1U11 !1656AI $2799 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Ha.J'bor BhJ .. Colla ri1ri-n .o46-1203 1"5 Ford R•nchero i cyllndtr, rt1dl<l, automauc. (0Yll861J. $899 CONNELL CHEVROLET ~ 1-tarbor Bh•L. Costa i\ltsa a.\6.1203 '72 JEEP Costa Mes• 54._1017 -INSTANT CASH \\" nl'f'rl >'our ln1port c:ar ill•\'l'r un dill)' 9 1•1 9 dti/y, -..w \\ 1~1 .;;; «11 111;1 An• "'i!~' Nab•rs _ -~-•3>3171 --!!ZP" Cadillac \'i:ut our nr•1· hon1e! 1 2600 llAP.BOn RL . G CO!oii'A ~1ESA :i.Ml-~100 0p<"n Nu1! .. y 8. J. Sportscar Center 1 ·:.9J,W.a;xK.fa1 w/O~>Td,: , Runs ~at .. irr:1. "" """"'· c .. ,. """ I ROY CARVER, Inc. ,.,.,._; _ -I 234 E, 11th St~ '56 Jagullr Classic R.oad$ltr. WE 'AV TOP Costa Mesa 54&-M44 tmmar. 11hape. $2j()() firm. CASH 1970 BMW 2800 CS Coupe. 646--0970 aft 5. Dtlivrred 121'70. Fu 11 Y KARM •NN GHIA •q<dp'O. lmm•o $7 25 0, ,. I ....... -·-·~ JI"' cau u, rur rrte HtlJ'natu. GROTH C~OLET 673-6220. CAPRI '71 C•pd $10U S1lvl'r 11l1h lilnt•.k iutrnol', '71 Karmann (~hia ronvtbl. bri~ht yPl\ow, 21,cnl mi. S18!1-'i. 4!l1--tll75. ---- MAZDA Atk tor ~flt Manqn lfl()k<t and rur111 tlkr n('W, 4 Whe-tl driYt', n1etal top, hkl" lml Beach Blvd. llutTy on l hL~ on,. IT!llCKJJ. -new! "'"' lhon """' Hunlinfton Bea<h BILL JONES ~!AZUA LEASE SPECIAL New '72 RX3 miltt. •141l.).j. illr Call I W .&087 KJ t-3331 ~-WE ooy all m"'" of cl•M I SPORTSCAR CENTER 195& Ford Pick Up. 292 ulltd IJPOrl! can, paid for 28:1.;! Harbor, CM1a l\1r.u $57.56 enatne. R-H. Ntw paint. or not. Pltau drive in for 540-41~11 i.ftadC'd, ROTARY po11·rrcd. '71 Capri 1r.1o<1el »X!J. A~t· 36 n1n. + T & L. f or rr~p. t"M stereo radio. Tape d('ck pty. Trr11lr11 ron:1. bn.ke:s, llrH. Xlnt n1otor. free Appraisal. Fa!t ~'tt. Rt-al shnrp~ 1'9~~~ ST25.~l 'TI GMC Jimmy, 4 "l1t dr. ll)() ,,.. 4 11pd 1ran11. F' Clau top, All !wavy duty off road options Dflu.'11: int. Otan, 1133-1;58 1Mt GMC ~-Ton VMI i ryllnder, stick, 18,CQI miles. (33.lCAJ. $2199 CONNELL CHEVROLET ~2!1 1!11rt)flr liJv.I., CMta :'ltr~ri !14f>.IW3 \\'f!ilf'l'f>-0 ~pkr11. Low ml. e Xlnt ron•t, Tnquil'f' at '72 ROT AR Y'S Uniroyal Security TI r f! '' D s 1 !I ~·,z:·· "'" s1. CM ... ,.,1 emo a e I 10 TO CHOOSE \\'E PAY ror ooL.LAR I cnROEN • '.'.~~~~E1~Ti1~s~1~!~~.~.'.' FOR TOP usED CARS Citroen Maserat1 HUNTINGTON BEACH If your car is extra clean, ! MAZDA ''' u~!i;t~·n BUICK j AWARD WINNING I 171~1 Bf>aC'h Blvd. 2925 llatbor Blvd. I LUXURY CAR 1142-0666 UaSI' t.I~. Air. Fry Costa ?.tc11a m2;-,oo R d --oa &. R•llye Motors l~tPORTS \VA."ITED This Weekend '69 V\V bug, radio, xlnt IN QUAl.TTY VOLKSWAGEN ......... "'"' OW"''· WOO..!· BAUER Unbeatable Pr ices -trr. 644--4996. ALL 1971 MODELS '66 YW CAMPER -~.,~,.,-,,~d~V,~.--~-.,,-1.-BUICl<-OPEL·JACUAR IN STOCK FOR AM·fM radio. StS.:.0. 292j IW.rbor Blvd,, IMMEDIATE \.\.'r>(tphalhl \\'llh tent iUPK· • • ~7-l.B08 • Coita !oft-io.a INS~!~~v~:iDIT "" '1599 ·~~-~!~-*---;-:c::-;;919-~25tJO==- APPROVAL ~ '69 RIVIERA K FINANCI NG '67 VW bug. Nfw trans. Vinyl top, vinyl atrato bent'h BAN CREVIER MOTORS l'•rf-nd, •··toll<•. XIII W. lat S1., Santa Ana * 646-4i670 • air, tilt wbtel, radio, heater. COAST ....., IX.• • seat1, full po..i:tr, factory 13$-3171 '00 VW. MinUI encine. new white n·eU tirea. {XRG· '69 VW Squire Bock $125. 6.181, IMPORTS STATION WAGON only * &U-54.52 * 38,000 miles. CBZ316 '66 V\V Fu1back W·teblt tnf, $1495 new tltt11. Movlni mu1t ttll. 1000.1200 \V, PacUlc c.t. IJwy. Low J)ov.'ll U,,v Temui R~uced to $700. 8.J3..12S8. Ne1vport Stach 1n41 642-M06 PHO!li'E 645-5799 SAAB SAAB All Modols lmmecH•t• Dtlivtry ANDERSON '··,'IMPORTS · • · 5 1:>72132 SUBARU * SUBARU * MIRACLE MAZDA VOLVO n45 Harbor Blvd. c,,,,,. """' 1972 VOLVO -,66-YWVAN Lease Todey at EXCH 1500 ENGrNE NE\\' 8e1t R1te1 PAINT. S795. Dir. , $11.74 Ptr Mo. 2ll: 498.1566 O.A.C. AM/FM, Auto. trans., dl:Je brakes. 36 mo. V\V t'ng. Ir transaxll". lll'wly For Lt11lng or buyl"I rehll SXiD or whole car ~'.~~;~l, & mags nWl ltmU '68 vw BUG -VOLVO 4 spt't!d, radio. beater, $995 196C Harbor CM. 6'6-9303 or bf'st offer M4-4687. ----·-~-~~ /Is Lilw a11 Sl.5.99 '71 V\V camper-pop top Lo * '.69S~ol\'oX114SS v.·ndgn. =~~ rRlTZ \\'AR.REN '!) 'I Ilk p rf Cond m1. t1ck. nt c:o , ~· m1 ti, e """"· fl • • 641}-l29l Sport Car Center Art11 dn""· "''ri""· •""'-1-------- • ORANGE COUNTY'S 499-3702. '63 VolYO ins. L-ARGl':'IT '65 V\V van, New tram-axle Low lni. Xlnt cond. TIO F.. lst St, S./\. 547·0764 k Brakes, Good eng., .r;lrreo * 642-8511 * TOYOTA tpfdk. Snmf' body damnRt"· $650 or b4!11t offr:r. 968-1901. Autos, Used 990 $2777 ~Nabers qi Cadillac 2IXXl HARBOR BL.. COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday '66 BUICK JUvk'ra, all P'~T. 11lr cond.. vinyl root, +u t>ng .. $1150/oftrr 497-1729 FREE* I yr. power train lnt111ranct allo1''I UNLIMITED MILES '71 RIVIERA Factory air, full p:,>\\·er, stereo, v'inyl top, cruise con· trol. A loaded ruviera. t.1rs. Bauer's penonal car with only 9000 mil«. 190074.5). $4995 • C•r mwt be &Old at ad price and policy is S25 de· ductlblt'. SPECIALIZING lN OUALlTY BAUER CADILLAC ~1rtADILU& EL DQRADO COllVEllTlBLE 0n1y 10 ru '°°'1 mUes. FM.1. a1r ~ .. t.uU ~'tr. tilt a te&escopk JtHrift&, door locks, AAf.r..f sterro wt tnul liplf'Jt ti.Pl". tnlnk lock. a atntlntl U.•t turns your USf\ll on 6 ott for )'OU. {(RS. CXW). Sal• price-d. $6999 ~Nabers u Cadillac 200) llARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open SUnday \,'.!~,,EL .. ,~~~~- i11erro. l'r\ll!le 1'0nlrol, Hit ' lel,. wheel, leather landau tort and more. Thi! 36,000 mile immaC'ulate El Dorado hu lo hr lll ft~ a Ont the.rt" i~ anyv.·httt. Wee Ir~ n d special. 179GAFEl. $5195 FACTOIY WARRANTY AVAILABLE SPF.cJALIZJNG lN QUALITY BAUER BU!Ch-OPEI,.JAGUAR ~ Harbor Blvd., ~la Meta 919-2500 '6 7 Sedan De VIiie Factory air oo!KliUonlni, fUI! power, vinyl top, belutlfUJ tapestry le leather interior. r.ioat a.II dtluxe ex.tru. CXSS. 1001. $1999 j)f Nabers Caillnac :lll(}I) HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open Sundly '65 Repo. Needa little work. Mllktt offer. call 540-911)3 or 54~517:?. ·n DodJe V11.n ~~ Ton. New Whffls, F~1 Stf'rffi, Tape Derk. carpel. pnnrling, VJI. Be!t offer 64&-l?.14, Rll 5, $5T-4!)tl). Orani:e Counti1":1 TOP ; BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA \sAAl Beat>h Blvd. Oran:;;r Counly'!> Olclcst Dir. 1609 Pnmrna Avr. BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR '!)) COUP_E_P< ___ V_W.-. -fu-11 1 29?> Harbor Blvd., PQ\\'tr &. air, vinyl top, very --,-7-2-T-O_Y_O_T_A--J :.:o;;,,-;:V\;;;,;c, vv.,::,-:,,,::,;;,-:;.,,;;;,;;-,,-:...,;;;,, TRANSPORTATION hOOy \\'Ork $100. Stt 11.t ))13 I COROLLA Charl"Y ~1. Dny1 1irlll f'\·pn-'61 COMET Coupe Cos111 ~Itsa TI4·:A..'-35:i9 '63 CllEV I~ T. P!t'kup, illf'I! si~. '64 C.On~t enr .. bkt i.'ffts. Con•I &: mahog bed. H_. ""'-'" "'· !41-3555 I CORTINA Autos, lmportod 970 1l"t.fiuda IDl:·2', mo.r ·whl;. Superh cond. lo mi's. S2895. 549-0119. "'"'°"'· ·53 Ranchtro clean $4.10. 2050 Chari{" St., Costa Mesa '72 CHEY. PICKUP l.on& 1vidf' box, JID sprlnp. tinted fl.I.Ill, stabllztr, lenf auspenalon. ft.adlo, \\'Ood floor in box, aa.uaes. beauti- ful med, olive with \\'hhe lop I matchinf Inter, Sa1'l" on thiJ onr lodfty! Serial 1ra122 $2995 BILL BARRY PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT (lsr St. at S.A. Fn1~ 1 2000 E. 1st St., Santa An1 55S·IOOO ,_1ff_7 _C-HEVY V2TON Pickup. \'8, s!l(·l.:, rAdiO. IQT"41J. $1399 CONNELL CHEVROLET ALFA ROMEO Atta Romeo '72- 2000 For lmmtdiate Dollvory Instant Credit BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 282S Harbor Blvd., f'\Q\\ {I;.. DIS!'l.,,Y Costa l>1f'sa '.'146-121> Sa.If'~ :-><'r\'!~ '66 Dodjr Vt'\Jl Nr\\ ,.11i:1nr. Par!~ li<11'y Sliop tltts I.: 1ran'I ~1 11 i: :< I COAST IMPORTS P anf'l'd. Cr-pt'<! A~k i ni: 1000·1~'00 \\ f"o:i'1 I!"~· $149:i. 675-1045 !'!1•11·~11 11t'04'11 l,/~.('1~06 ·:;s Jntemat\(Jna~T--:-s11:1. Alf,1-Ronl• ,, h~. Sp1~h•t' '60 Comf'I St:i . \\'af. s1 :.o. .'\11·:1~ llH'ld).; I'll'' HT. 231 E. 19th, Ci'\! ;,,1~.~;,-.; nf1 j nr•\• I' !'.to"• d. )!'~"I n\• · t1 l'U11<!. $Z/(X). C,1o;h, hn11 or IRkF n'p) 111111 phi~ $300, Prh • 979-00;; • 11ty. 6\6-95.12 l'l'f'.~. PICKUP '72 Oll'vy, fi c}I. -;-tfi Alla Sp)'dt>I'. :O.ci-o>-,-,o-od7 . lhor1 bed 11· r amper ~hf'll. Top & Tonneau S6j(} 675-7491 $2200. * 642--0604 ... lffl Chev. Suburbl~l ---- Cal"t'yalt, VS, 4 ~PH'<!, ralllo. AUDI lP2738). $2199 CONNELL CHEVROLET 28'.N Harhcir Ul\'1J. co~l• ,\lri;11 * 19:W: GM(' Pf(1{t1P It '"' M:!.-ITlll all j:;JO pm '40 rnr.v. ,, ton pirk·u11 Good body-$400 67;).11.11 --~ Auto LHll"I "4 DATSU!f .240Z 1972 • Tu ptt mo. 3' mo. open tnd Southern ear~ornia 1st National Bank ' l!rll -C..l<r Dti .. 1"'"",CIJJl.11114 "._ 2U/Ol4!SI '71 Audi 100 LS, 12,llG2 rn\. S!'<-Y'lal S3475. Prvt pr!y. 1t M~·109j * AUSTIN HEALEY ''3 A.H. 3000 ~11•·" li!ur v. 11\1 h!u,. 1111< J" 1·. 11 'wht't"I!<, O/ll, l!u~ h11r1l 10 11nt1 beauty ill r~tr11. .o1Mrp. Srr 11.nd rlriYr (UJM7:11). BILL JONES SPORTSCAR CENTER ml Rarbor. CMt• ?..fes.a 540-4<91 OUICK CASH THROUGH A D•ILY PILOT WANT AD I 642-5678 ·-------- 1 '63 Ford Corllna, auto trans, of'~' o'Jmol, tire'i, etc. $395. 87j..]799 eYt'll{Wkndl!. DATSUN 8.J. SPORTSCAR CTR 2i\:t;l lllU'bor .1111.~491 * COST A MESA * CO~tPLETE S£RVICJ::, PARTS, CUS'f'Or.t BODY SJIOP factory Tra!M<l h1tchfl.nics • 16 Bays • 7:30 a..n\, to 5:~ p.n1. ~fon., Tues., \'l~ .. & Fri. (>f•t-:N THURS 'I'O 9 P\I '68 nf Spldu--$138' 11'~ uran:.;r. 11·l!h bl11rk lntrr· lor, 5 Spd, ~tra !>harp C'lU'. ~ Rml Dr!vr l\\'XP7!lSI. BILL JONES :!lti1 Harbor. Cflstll l\frs;i ~M-4491 -----MGA '00 r.IGA, f)('W r11i::. clutch, palnt, 'f<•1rt \\.'hl~. n\\!!I'! sacr1f, $795 or "'" oUtr ;,.15-3220 OPEL '71 OPEL r.1oor1 57 Sports coupe. Air f"Ond\li(lning. Slt>reo l tape, 2~4CQT. $1711 1'1101\:E 64.\-5i99 llAL GREEN'S ,\lfll1\CLF. l\tAZDA SPORTSCAR CENTER I """ """'"" "'"d, 2R3.1 llarbor C'o11ta ~tr~ Co~lfl ?ill'!la ' ---"""'" '70 OPEL GT -~~--'71 FIAT SPIDER 'Burnt Or":L11it. hlaC'k plw;ti Cnr hilt bMI lQ\'i"I rart'. interior 4 spd. dlr, Take. Hall.an ~ black bucllrl oltler c:or In trade or 1mall !!tats. f apd dlr. \VIII take down "'" flnllr'ICI", <:all unall .. fDnnnltl Call 4!K-681.l or !i4(i...8'736. 5fG.-f139 or fi4.-6SU. i&t-Opel Stat10ftWegon ·n f'tat 1"' 4 dt m .,,...,, Lu1t11:11.1tt lt111·!:, rattlo, hc11.1tr. 10,000 t!Ji's. Ukt llfl. A.C, etc. 1.KK041. p1vr 4 whl elite brt-. Nrll11.l $799 tires. S19'5 or llM ofr. Low Oav.'11 Lo\\• Tt'""1S --Pl-IONE 645-ST99 '68 850 SPIDEil lifmACLE MAZDA 2lt.'i llarbor Blvd . $B8B Costa )fl$1l c .... with bl•ck tnlftiOr, '6.11 Opci Sia wgn, 1.9 tl'll! 4 Radio, hMte.r, 4 li()tfd, XEX 11pd. Ocan. 1 ~r. $100. llLL JONES ll~-4341 SPORTSCAR CENTER '72 OP~1.. Wqnn. UIOO .er~. aulo, R1H, \l/\\' tinll'd XU Jlarbor. Oo5t1 M~ alau. dl-.c brk11. ?COO ml. -fmmAC'A S2000. ~ I I ' $1966 ings Automatu:, r11d10 , illl-JL:J72) V\V '68. beige w/ni.dio, •tN' $399 I+ T. l L.1 " $39.30 MO. ANDERSON ' ' \'..: I IMPORTS : : ' . 557 <:!132 .. • brakes, tlrts • 51.000 mill'S · rebult englnt'. ms. Terry, 833--0ll6 Co,;ta ~l tt.1' t'lean. $12!l:-i. 493-1802 979-2500 '62 Cadillac fltetwood, R..J-1, '66 BUICK RiVlf'ra, 11.ll all power. a.Ir cond. S400. power, air cond. Wildcat 465 C11.JI 137-14.l> r111:. S!XlO. 549-1903 ..:::;;,_=..:.:"----- ·s1 Rivi,ra Full Power. mov- ing m"\l!t .sell. $149~. 6*-3242. aft 5 551~ • Nabers Cadillac :lall HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA :;40-9100 Open Sunday 1970 (pt' O.Ville. Slh·er any. vlnyl top, Le11.th. uphol. AJ\1.fl.I stert'O'. Tllt lilt whl. Ntw t.ll't1, A just .wrviefd. 29.000 mi. I: like nev.·. Blut bk valuf $5ol10: )'OU1' price $Sl'l00. 548--0725, it no ans., pleue try &ft 6 pm. YOUR ONLY '10 EL DORADO Full power, factot'y air, vlntl top, C'ioth 6 leather interto". Al.l·FM sttttO. power door locks, twilight acntlntl. In 11uperior oondlHon inlld• .&: out (OMA.GS). ssm· -C Naben 8 Cacllllac :lll(}I) HARBOR BL., COSTA ifESA I 54().9]00 Open SUnd~· '72 CADILLAC LU)l..lJR.IOUS CPE. OE VllJ..E Extremely low, Jolv !Octl mlle1. Factory atr condition· ifli. Full power, AMnM radio, mOlt all deluxe ei- tru. (Str. •234622) . $6888 ~Nabers ~ Cadillac 1' f I --.... 1§11 -...... I~ I _...... l§i I -...... --... l§J .-l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/iiilimiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::~--iiiiiiiiiii~ ~1~;;;~;;;;;;;;~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.;:.1~----.:~~l !!!!~i!!!iiiiii~i,,.I Aulwl. UOOll· "' "'·--"°"--"° A.-. -.. ~ .• , ' • l·""""=="""===="°=A-=;".:--===="°=-....._. u.. "° -· UM I~"'~-~· ,!!U~-~-...!:~lf;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ I" CHIVIOUT DODGE JlfP , ~ MUSTANG 1972 GREMLIN S~ Good S.loctlen of 1972 G•emllna 51111 Avolloble for Limited Time. WARD S. LEE ~ AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER 12'4 South M1Jn1 S1nta Ana 547-5126 990 Autat, UMtl -------CA MARO CHEVROLET ,,. ;~-Jhp;;-~-a~rf"'iil~ ........ ~·;: .. 1 _...,._~~....,......,.....,.~ '69 CHEVY 1111 DODGE. RuN ....,, Ooaiploto equip. •• cop t.,, -~ 11114' - 115. ~ '= J:* wlolch. .-. !Ina. IO&fJ, "'"° p1., ..... 9000 ml c.!.~ ..... cSl~to.:.. w-. •o.MTOt HOINn ~:!4~~·; VI, aukmULdc. PJftl' llftl" ·n Dodre Polan P /1' .PIB, -· 'M ,,.,... • eollectan ~ •• H~-= .;!: alr "": B-1151 • 1971 Sportabout ::.~· ~ ~~ =· v'""' """· Mlllt .... «XYH· ''·fJ~Ood_,_.. .. -..,.=Pwr=--==. ""'tlon WHOO beauty. • ~- 199). tac air, &I.OX! ml $&00. 11UI •6 '72 MUSTANG V-t 5 montN $2333 _m-ot02 ____ ~--Auto Trani, Pawe.r StetrSnr, old. Low mil•. Power. Bank 'M Dodce Dart Grtal tranl! Air Cond Hard to th'4 uMCl wUl f1nance $2,550. Wanl f spd, convt:r1, dean. '400. come ln 'anc1 ult about our $38.50 Full Prt~. 644-2812 Nabers Cadillac II» HARBOR Bl.., COSTA MESA M0-91on Oprn ~ -IMflm,.la CuliOm- c.oupe, ~ cu. In. VS, radio, vinyl rool, auto .. air rond., rad)(). power ltttrin.i. I';'~ cat. lZVH677l. _, l3l--Olm 1po<ta1 prlc.. SHARP 1971 Mach J, alr 'ID DODGE nut Sta Wp. In cond., tape deck, auto wln- pd cood, -'IT-...a s L -· Xlnt <Olld. $lltl0. ;:;:'D "cuu • ee ~=-Air. ....... .,,. J1nmfJ m Malan" Now ""' 6 brkl. a..n. FREE* ,,1~'-~---""'-=-~· ~""'-'°-'_0an_., 1 yr power tra!J'I lmur&nce 147~511• ·n la-luata11«. v..a. auto, rood allows t.JNI.U,lt'TED ~nu:s. 12l4 So. Mahl St. cond., sm, or bell oUtt. '71 FORD Santa Ana "8-337<. MERCURY '!G """ ronvt. !WI, PS. GALAXIE 500 11io o• otr"" 2 DOOR 1972 MERCURY * Muoi·,.~~.:. roun- ·10 Caman> SS. lmmac. Ex· 1961 NOVA COUPE . $1499 tn!!mely loacWd. Sold $j(XXI. 6 cylinder, •tide. po\ler CONNELL SacrU im>. Pvt ply rtttring .. radio. Ni~ car. CHEVROLET ~ {\\'YG66l !, 2828 Huber Blvd., HARDTOP tey. • .... "'I an. con- V·I, auto. Inns., lactory ''" COLONY PARK vortibl" X!nt cond. 673-3187 '70 camaro. Ne"' tire•. lo $1199 Costa l\lesa 546-1.203 mlleqe, auto, ?tiust sell, CONNELL ·111 •• ss ·~ vs pmvtt steering, heater, '89 ?i.IUSTANG Grande, 11.ir, •>1&11n .,..,., 1tco" ,,ova .. ooup, ....., , ......,.,, u•~. CHEVROLET ,-tnyl top. brown •/bf.lat whitewall tltt1, tinted glau, Full .Pow.r, twin com10rt power, new battery &: lltts landau top, \•inyl Interior, N&tl, Wt rtttrinl wbetl, '1!00. 496--8877. CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd., vinyl bucket 1Pl1. Auto. to-k> nu1•'-(12,155), A .. m Alt' Cmtdttlon"'&, Radial PONTIAC Costa Alna 546-120.1 matic (floor llh.l.hl COl\IOle. J 1963 Chev Station Wagon Factory pupa, power dllC of a Ford. (339CQL). s..J.e: Steel Belted tirtl, , 429 tn· l Good nutnins cond, SDI 1966 CHEVY JI, 46,CO) ml. brakes. exterior chrome. cuh u la. 144-5925 btwn P/S, aulo trans, radkl, per-TOP SHAPE! $1799. MUST 9:30 &: 11 am feet runnl.ni: cond. Sm. SELL! \\'W 10 quick. Call 1970 lmp1l.-SPort-Cpe. c,:;'73-88~C-a:-·-... -00-,-rod~. -l<>-ts-o! c53l~-12l~•·~~-~~ priced. line (431FXJfl. , _ _,,,·n"""c'"'A"'T"'A.,.L"I NA":-:"- $2995 $105. Brand New 1!1!2 Catalina •car muat be 10ld at ad fully factory tqUtpptd ~ price and policy ii $25 de· + Tax per mo. eluding air cond., ps, pb. ductihle. 36 mo. oprn end radio, V-8, tnt glas5, v.·1v.• SPECIAUZING s Uthem &afttomi'l tifta. vinyl lop A much L~~tlAl.'TY 0 "' mo,., Sulal No . Automatk', air t'Ond., J'.S.. ipffd eQ"Jip. '70 Nova S.S. coup, 350 VI, P.B., radio, vinyl roof, 1uper * 5'18-M7& vtnyl top, brown w/belce N .. (4&AJ<S) \\'Q\V Vi""I '-·-k~t ""'· Auto-~· . -1967-C'"•RO-·u ·~ BAUER 1st National Bank n.o'$49siJoWN $2199 """"" matlc (Door lhift) contole. 6 ryllnd.,r, aulomatir, ndiO, Factory ru.are1, pD\Ver disc CONNELL Real nic~. <UJC82SJ. brakes. txterlor rhrom•. CHEVROLET $1399 TOP SHAPE! SJ "". >n:ST BUICK-OPEL.JAGUAR ""d!'::":..~d. Leasing $133.42 PER MD. m-zoo 2820 ""'"°' Blvd., CONNELL SEU.! \\'ill 10 quirk. Call Costa Meaa M6-12Ul 531·1218. 1970 Chev. CoDCOUrl Est.ale, CHEVROLET , ----W Pwr 2828 Harbor Blvd., 'M Impala 4 dr HT. 0 r-. .,..... p. · Costa 1ilesa MS-U03 Full P\\T· Cd tin!s. 'M Torino Wagon. pb/ps, n'ar wind. New llrl'I. Air, Tr1r. hitch, 68,COO ml. sm. 644-06.12. J)22 Bu1lnen Ctater Drive 'I.' i. •• 1 • .-. 00 is the total 1rv1nt. caw. 12664 '1• J.... '"""' down payment and only TI4~ 213/627-0367 S133.42 ii the total monthly StH'rin( & brakl'I, A..\1-nf • ssoo. W.2838 • $term radio. tilt steer. ""hi, '57 CHEVROLET. 4 DOOR '69 M£RCURY ""'m'"' lncludtnc •a• .I Factory AU, 1 ....... ~,.. BEL-AIR. NEEDS WORK. CHRYSLER new tires & brakes. Panel· $50, 642~ --------11970 LTD Brougha 1 , COUGAR XR7 """" •nd alt """""" charge:i: tor 36 month.a Oil tng. A1ldna: $2975, 5'l7-48!11 . -1969-Chevrolit W-agon- '70 Townsman Wagon VS, Automatic, Power Ste@r- "'&. ("'3BHL) 11995, dlr. 83&<535. 1970 M.-.~li~bu~Wogon Councourt Estalt'. (Be •one) 9 paumpr. Radio, po....•er 1tttrlnc, roof ~ck, air cond., auto. Super ah.arp. (SO<BQC). $3199 Klngs\lo'OOd Estate 9 pass. Roof rack., auto., air. P.s .. P.B., radio, 350 VS, remain· Ing fact. warranty. ~'Z. 773). 51.599 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa P.1esa 546-lZ.1 '64 Chevy 4 Or. Sedan CONNELL Auto. trans, povtW steeril'W, CHEVROLET nu!to, h<attt tom751. - l82I/ Hatbor Blvd:, dlr. Call S36-6535. , Costa J\.lesa 546-1203 -1970 lmp1l1 Coupe I SCHOOL but •M ~ cam. Custom. Air rond., Auto., per. New en1. 75% comp. P.S., P.B., radio. Superior r Xtru. n20(l, \Vill take car. CP2753l. ! P.U./tnmp. ""' In trade. $21.99 54~7!9 CONNELL '65 Ch<v Impala win. 9 ..,,. CHEVROLET VS. auto. PS, fact air. Orig \.. 282S Harbor Blvd., owner. S795. 6 4 2-S 6 7 5; Costa l\fesa 546-1203 '70 Chrysler Newport CU.tom Michelin tires. A/C, P./1{. Coupe. VB. automaUc, p«M·er 4 dr sedan, bile:, vinyl top. Ori& OV.'flf!r. $3000. 25,COO lrtettin& I: brakes, air con· f'ac equip luxury: 1tereo, 1 _m~il~ff=673-~~=~-="'~-d1tionln&, radk>, heater, recliner .ut, pwr dbc1. Ex· '49 Ford 4 dr. Gd bo<l.v. white walls, Thia ant la just ctl cond. 1 owner. 6«-5669. NHds mtthanlcal 11-ork. outrtandtnc, mu.t drive. CONTINENTAL Al 11 $50. 646-1260 CXOR800 1. '69 LTD Sta. \Vagon, all t'X• SALE l'RICED '69 MARK Ill tru. a••'°""· 12650· °'be" approY"ed cttdit. The ca.ah price ill $4613.13 including tax and lice~. Defernd payment price Is $5298.12 v.·hlch lnclude11 all tlJwlce charges, sales tax and llcen.~. A~ual ptrcet!.taaf nte is 9.76. BILL BARRY offer. '4.2--5299. • N L-Vlnyl top, tapettry I: leather --~-~---~ Guwrs tnt..W dual comfort 1<ata '111 ronno. -am equtpd, Cadlllac PONTIAC-GMC."AT fU1l ~·er, factory air ~ 2 dr http, w/6 mf:r..cyclt: dftionine. tilt whttl, lten'O, trlr. ~74St 497-utl 2iOO HARBOR BL.. (lit St., at s.A. Frwy) power door locka, elc. ~'I OOSTA MESA XIXI E. lst St., Santi Alli m•tlcutous CU'O lntld• and GREMLIN ~9100 Opon SUnd'1 '63-1000 out (9o:i925l. -19-...72-G .... R£M""'""LIN,,__ i -,Jl MARQUIS '69 IONNEVILU $4777 WAGON LOW MILES BROUGHAM 9 l>U< V8, automatic, I! A .Q Nabers U Cadillac 2600 HAJUIOR BL., COSTA MESA Sf0.9100 Open Sunday CORVAIR Bucket Seals, Root, a.a, H, power at~ 6 brakts, Man,y Extra•. Set and Landau top, power windows, tactoTy air, JIOW'f'f' tall 1•1• $AVE ab-oond. Shup! C637CAA). -· ruua.. nok, $3395. Bkr. CaU 644-2950 !»-rtereo tape, WSW, ttc. (3$1. fore I pm. rI'B). WardS.Lee $2888 MUSTANG 644-l459· CHEVY SJX)rta Van 109, ·es 'liO Corvatr. orl.ilnal ownu. '65 Chevy Nova SS automatic. I n 1 u I a t e d . lB.OX> ml. 2 dr. COUPI. Ruru: Ammlcln .... " 547.$126 1234 So. Main St. ·70 Mach I Excel cond 4 spd • Nabers All pw1' A: air, Best oUer C ...,1 °""' $2l00. 83 o -11 3 4. Oun GC Excellent condition panelled, windows, crptd. prrf. R/J-1. '72 Uc. Total ~1544 after 5 pm Radial tires. Xlnt cond. ~'-"-·""-:l::-:00::::. 963-4tl62:-::==· ::-- Santa An1 4.95-5604 BO HARBOR BL., 1968 Caprice 4 dr w/air, A.~\dng $2550. 64z..J436 JEEI' ·es MUSTAK~ Fstbk v.a, 54()..9100 COsrA ~ SUnd auto trans, atr, 1tf!T't0, 2 nu ..,...,11 1Y tape deck. fl.500. '68 CHEV. l\tallbu stn v.'&(On, -~~545-~IOOO~~~~I \18, 6 pus, Rill alr, P 'S. '64 Qie,'tlle 1"1allbu, V-8. luggagf! rack. Xlnt cart, P/B, aulo tram.. Riii, $1500. 495-0685. '63 Jeep. Must see to be.lieve! $1450 firm. 894-l.U7, m2 \\'hltnt'y Dr. HB 1f69 CORVETTE Con,·ertible. 350 Cll. Jn. \"8, A.\f.n.I radio, JIO\l't'r ~lHr· lnr. air cond.. sharp. cxos-1-------- ~ •. $795. 644-2932 '67 Pot!L Bonneville, 2 dt' 'SS Mumna. HUauto, Sharp! $995. Excel Concl, PIS, P/B • 83J..:ii57 • HT. Vinyl roof, flf.AM 1tert'O. Fact. air. Full pM. 44,000 orig mi. :\1nt oond. Beat otfe.r. ~. """ "'an' $l00. .......... '68 Impala Custom '65 OIEVY Impala Wagon, .,.,. Will ""'" TIME FOR $3599 CLASSIFIED ADS '85 l\tuSTANG, RAH. bucktl 1967 Catalina 4 dr HT. 1tatl, dlr brakea. new air, P-S, P·B, belt oUet. •, 67'Hi369 COUPE, Factory A.tr, (V!U· 549) $149:5, dlr. SJ6.653S. c~~~:gt~T FOR ACTION. • • tllu, $695. 6"-t658. PVBtnyPSI roo..,l.ndoAuto, Alr.t . . ......... . '66 Impala convt. PS. PB. 52,000 mL Xlnt cond. l<itutt sell fut! $650. MS-4008 '96 Impala super Sport, Om>me whll. A·l cond. 1995. 963-11611 2820 Har"°' Blvd., CALL 642°56 78 ao.ta Moaa ""'1213 DAILY PILOT "63 Mu1tang: GT, auto New tlres. S795. A33-322i tranam .. !l h. dl1e bnc:1, nu * ,64 Pontiac Le Mani, only tlrt1. Sfi9a. 644-46M. 59,COJ mile-11. Ve.ry clean. NHd a "Pad'"! Place an ad! $600, 546-128.1 A-. Imported 970 Autos, lmportOd 970 A.-, tmpomd 970 A-. lm)IOrtod '70 Aulot, ,,,..__ 970 1"'966;;;-"°GTO=.-."~-.-P;;-/;;:S.-.P'"IB'." l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::::;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,lnd~. Good cond. S750. or GREAT USED CARS ~n~;.~~ vt p/1, p/b, radio. $190. '55 CLASSIC G.M.C. PICKUP . . . . . . $995 '67 VW SQUAREBACK ...•.•. , ..... $995 CMn'J llqlJllfy -Hw...., Ori llllt °"'' -Cf11 llEI Nr# lted "•1111, hl"JI 4 .,..., (VOX ~I '61 VW PICKUP ................... $695 C*lif C.-. llletllMt lt\1111111111 c.nillllel\. (Ula Mll '68 FIAT SPIDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $999 ..... ~ c..imlerl. Ntw Tw, IXIY ou. Int~• lilied w/lltdt '"--· --------~~---~--~~ '68 VW FAmACK .............. $1295 ,,._.. Yt4 ... , Law Mall, Wllrw Tira (Y(V 1111 '67 JEEP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1595 4 Wlwl Drfw. CJ». -N.,, ..... l lr• -Ntw C.1111'( h lllf. Thlll W•N Ol'll'rl LIL"" OIMI ·~~!_!~'!_ .. 'c~~~.;.;.:,.;,;.;,; · · · · · · · .$695 '72 VW WAGON ............... $3095 "'· I [)e(w, lrlfM Y ..... , AutelMllc, AN./,M ........ Uw Mir ..... a11ana" .. Kt. W1rr1ft1Y. \'11 l:UO '57 VW IUG · · · · · .... · .. · · · · " " · $495 '64 VW CAMPER IUS $11 5 11.trw119f, It ... Lii• NfWI {ICI '1t} • , , , , , , • 0 , , • 9 4 I,._ flll IQll '71 CHEVY VEGA WAGON ....... $1999 '10 KARMANN GHIA ............. $1695 llWiw"""il CMrlltltn. llld'o. I SpMCI. "ll'i'fllU Tira. CW DOV) Jlld, .... .w.i.r, ....... (~ 1111 '69 VW IUS ..... -............... $2195 '10 VW SQUAREIACK ........... $1895 ~ Dl'llltt. 4 ....... ~M tw.,. bin Ltw Mii& mt at:HI -'71 vw surER IUG ........ ' .. ' ' .. $1895 '68 vw WUTPHAUA CAMPO .... $2295 QllfMI 1.w .... (...,..,.... OfWltt. ltMt.. 11'1Jll ..... ,..._MN nr.. ..... ......,,,....._ (tltATO) ''4 VW IUG ..................... $699 ~ ............. T~tt-COWi ... , '70 VW IUG .. :· ................. $1495 '60 YW IUG .................•. 1"! J .,_ lpldtll fYVJ •• $129t '69 VW SQUAlEIACK .....••••• , . $1795 Alnl!Mflr.. Air °"..,"'""" uw u. Miia. rzov Ml '69 VW SIDAN ................. $1395 .,._. O.W... .._fl Dtrtll ar-..._.., o-tlm ''"" Ult ACAi .,9 VW CAMrER .. .. . • .. . .. . • • • $2595 ..... ~ .... , .... .,_&.-Mt-. ......w (lttt °" ~ or f73..8686, T·BIRD T·BIRD, '68 Landau, full JW.'r, air. Ezce:I cond. $1.S50. Orig ownl!!'. 61~ '6 7 Thunderbird 2 [)c()r hardtop. Sparkling turqUOile f1nllh with bJack vinyl Interior. Undl!r 45,IXXI mUes, Full power, factory air condltkminl, tilt whttl, radio, Mater, MW whltti aide wall tire•. <YPU331). :na ... teu automobile, SALE PRICED Nabers Cadillac :l!tlO HAMOR BL., cosrA MESA ~ O...Slmds> T0 llRD '10 THUNDUllRD Only U.to> ml!n. 1 OWMr. ractory warrant)' aftilable. Loadtd! Li.kt newl (5()'l. AKE). Bltr. Call M4-2!li0 '69 VW DELUXE IUS .. . . . . . . . . .. . $2295 -. ' "'"· ..... Nt Cllll,,. Wll/W, n.. -......... flrllt ...... ~ -LIL 1rrc "'' SHARP ·sr T·Blnt rill. '71 VW 411 WA&ON ........... $2795 U..,......., w.rtMft a .wt.., .... -M ..... .I ....... Us. ..... . ' j~;;~:J~ -,,..,,., 0'tlt1ft. Good _. ..... se.m. ur.s Ill.AO< -""' ...., """'-Orll tqUJp. I ........ 11!00.-I *'II Ford 4 cir, 2111 T-B!rd, .. ,.11 .... Sl'I$. I '8 T·Blrd. '::.'Landau. AU ..,,.._ &tc<tr <Ond. Or!a °"""· m.,.., si,m I ' Step Up To Luxury .. Excellent selection of previously Mark Ill's and Continentals. owned 1970 MARI( ID ·······~lcJ'4? Glamour mist ginger/matching leather interior/white glamour \'inyl roof . Equipped with every luxury feature. Full power, climate control alr cond .. individual power front seata:, power door locks. lilt wheel, crulsomalic, AM/FM stereo rat!lo. (741· AGDl SALE PRICED SALE! Outstanding Group Of Choice Cars! 1971 Mercedes 2IOll • DOOi 11.CKlO m.lla DHm. help with brown Landau and uddle tom lntmor. Lwouy --Incl Automatk, AM·FM ndJo, air cond., power 1tfft.. ... • bn.kea, .,..,.,. win-· See and drlvt. (41tELUl $6875 1971 Pinto IUNAIOUT 2tlO C.C. Bronze mist metallic/matching buck· "' seal!, 4 1petd, nd.lo, htat.e.r, very clean. 1685DLH) $1875 1971 Capri "TH.I llXY IUIO,IAH'' Poh1r whlte/buf'IUndy Interior, buck- et seata, decor it'OUp, 4 1peed, radio, heftter. Se. and drive. 1879BND). Sa.le priced $2175 1971 Ford LTD CONYllTllLI BH.utlful red with black top. VS. automatic, power 1tettln1 A: brakes., air cond.ltloninc, ucelltnt condition. <solEJO). SU prlttd. $2675 1971 Maverick I OWNl,ll 11,IOl MILU \ t).-"oor. Arctic whlte/contrutins bli.s. ~ lnWrlor, VS. automatic. facto1.1i a.tr, ~·er 1tffrina. chrome window mouldlnp. See and drive, like new. l338DZQJ Sale Priced 1970 Cadillac IL DORADO Immaculate. Emerald mlat metallic/ black Landau I: matchln1 Leather ln· ttrlor. Luxucy equipped. Full powtt incl. 6 way seat, tllt-ttlt whef1, AM· FM stereo, powar door Joclui I: much more. (ClllAKJ) $4975 ALWAYS A GREAT SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY CARS ... 282ll HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA • 5«M1130 Home Of The New Cu , •. "6oltfn l'o11e"" I • ~.,;,. ...i"61..i.a;;. . Brand New 1972 Brand New 1972 _Brand New 1972 Brand New1972 Brand New 1972 TORINO FORD l TD COU:RIER PINTO MAVERICK .:. 2 DOOR HARDTOP loaded (2A25l242042) BROUGHAM 2 DOOR HT Loaded (2J68H I 6"to3n ECONOl'!\Y PICKUP Loodod (SGTAMGl2694) 3 DOOR RUNABOUT . loadod.(2Rl 1W138299) 2 DOOR SEDAN · l oaded (2k91FJ82178) FULL PRICE SA VE FULL PRICE FULL PRICE FULL PRICE $2899 $·) 000 $2098 $2299 . $279·. plus tax & license off window aticktr ,1u1 t1x & lic111H plus tea & fie•••• 111111 ~11& lictns9 • Brand New 1972 Brand New 1972 Brand New 1972 Brand New1972 Brand New 1972 SPORT CUSTOM 3/4'TON PINTO MUSTANG T-BIRD Galaxie 500 Pickup F-250 2 DOOR SEDAN 2 DOOR SPORTSROOF 2 DOOR HARDTOP STATION WAGON (2RlOW197279) lobded (2F02fl40801) Loaded (2J87N1 28&54) loaded (2J7-4N12'978) Looded....,_F11CMyMCOl'lditiollhi10o~l3) FULL PRICE $1899 plus tax & license U (nmino, V-8, ou!o. tro~l. rodio, htattr. powtr 1ttl'r•l'lg. oir ctKlll. •'"YI •ool, low l!lilq e. ('4~ $2877 1969 FORD G*JMI 500 4 .... hrlrdhiil. •-8, ro- d10, llt•t•r. Iott o.r; vinyl rr:>GI. (ZNSS6n 1962 DODG E 1/2 TON PICKUP SAVE . $JOO off window sticker Rodio, lttoltr, 1tic• 1lllfl. l i•t•"'· (116161) $2377 1969 PONTIAC (~,~ ... ~ ........ \'. a. 111110. 1r .. s.. nxlio. htaltf, lac!.'''" kw. roitk. low mileoge. (172654) $ 7 1971 A-1 CAPRI $2095 1971 PINTO Alftollllltic trOM .. Rlllio. Httltr, (7020.1) SA VE SA VE FULL. PRICE $1800 $1400 $3999 off window stic••r •ff wintfew 1tlck1r ·. · plil taX & Ii ctn it . 1971 VEGA · $1877 1972 PINTO Autm!lllit y,_,, 111&.. ........ WW. l•w•lls. Del.llxt 1111"1& lllltrior. lud.l 5'111. W70S2) $2377 1967 F250 1972A·1 MUSTANG Vl.AuW .. f.ct. Air. Yinr! Top. P.S.. low Miltt.. {718DSZJ $3295 1970 FORD 1970 FORD $2377 1969 MUSTANG MAP t SPOllS IOOF VI. war.tic T-.. .... tlaM';''M ........, ----- 1~66 lDSMOBIL~ 51077 1969 FORD l TD 1 DoOr Hor••.,. VI, Ault!l!etic T-. P-S ....... foctllly Air, bdit. '*'*· v-..,i a.I tzDSlf6) ' $1777 1966 ·MUSTANG .$1477·. 197,1 A·l . .T-BJRD · , ' Fel Poww I,.,...., Air. 11i1fr '13.00I Mint•m lOl $4 77 '. 1965 ' MUSTANG . ' 1963 FALCON . . . 1964 CHEVROLET 1968·VW 'BUG STATIONWAGOI Cob over Camper, Radio ond heoler. (G53054) $677 6c:yl .. auto. trans., roc1;0, heater. (OWl.407) $347. .2Dt.SIDAI V8,oul0!1lltic trons., $499 radio, heoter (IXD316) Auto., Radio, heater, low m;les. (WAl691) $977 4 Speed trons~ Rodio, Heater, New Tn s.(919FLV) I, (R29535) 1964 FORD 1/2TOIPICKUP $777 , • . - 1962 CHEVROLET 1967 INTERNATIDNAL · 1/2TOI PICIUP Rodio ~~or . ' $477 (L401S4) . • - SCOUTPKIUP (Q80026) $695' FORD ! • ' 1 1 Alth< =·1 when l and I~ JI you All~ you •• late fl drove loo Ill• En!~ the 111 tations E F VISA! legible" trail of 1 were th• parent I wealthy "We l tact You the DOLi! had bee! for John Tuesday First came 11 tenriew rector a request, my info Wiley sa life. '""' . . John ''•c lhe •lctt 'oond 11 family'• B The" heard 010 time th~ unexpecl an inch The st Californi downpou ing in th The ll Orange conditior tions of Newpo the largo lo lour I &Uri slz Beach •• 5'• Cl on Frid• j dittons around t Most 1 l1H'I hod beCaUse moved predicte1 Hi.in tin croft • pro1:ima beach s. "Even ... _ B!fi A ' A 12-y laQ>lly b Ibo lout South () · rectlved -11dmn1e< will a z= his ltlDl 'lbrte • ''