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1972-09-16 - Orange Coast Pilot
• 7 • -- • ' f L 65, NO. 260, 3 SECTIONS,. 3~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1972 Dlme-a-1.l•e Barg.las -. TODAY! TEN CENTS _Neu; Looh 'Tahen at Parla Liquor LaUJs B1 CANDACE PEAJISON Of "" n.u. , .... '"'" Few city oHiclals along the Orange Coast can swallow the idea ol booze in their public parks or on their beaches. Some, however, are willing to take another look at their bans oo beer and ll· • quor in ligbt pl tile """'111llleDdtlm by the Ot'ange County Harbor, Beachel and Parb Commission Tuesday that drinking at such facilittes be legal~ Drinki'ng is soci:BllY -accei>table, com- mlsslooen ' argued in a preliminary recommendation to supervisor!'. And too many people are breaking an unen- forceable law anyhow. they said. Cal Stewart, Newport Beacb parks l>Mcbe1 and recreation dlrector. said tblt .drinklni in recreation areas is . allowed in ~·~Dco with little resultant problems. "·l'in not sure it would be like that here, i00ugb," he said .• Stewart added · that ii the city PB&R CGnm"-'Ioo wants him to study the pqssibllity, be will. Comnii.ssiooen lea ¥irril a n d Willlam Pi trtct, boWever, voiced strong !>bi~ lo any '!!cb change. K"1 .lacobstn, ulislaDI director of marine safety in Newport Beach,· said that d.,p,lte the p.....,,t prohlbltlcm of beach . and bayside boozing there have been IOme near-drownings. "It'•~ a aad ~ wbeli people bave to rely on that {liquor) for eojqyment, wbei> ttey've got me beach already," be remarked. In contret to Jacobsen, Laguna Beach's Marine Environment Director Skip O>nner said he "Wouldn't mind" the change "if evi!rybody ls cool about it." Presently policy there is to not give cita· tions to violators, only warnings. Laguna · Beacb -!day.or Charlton Boyd said he would welcOme opinions fiom the community on the isSUe. ~ "A family situation where dad takes a few beers to the beach is not a problem," said Laguna !'<>lice Cbiel Joseph Kelly, erpresslng the opinion of many officials. "~ut when Joe Blow and his drinking buddies come to tbe beach -it mar tne few lneipensive places for wedding create problems." receptiorui, limited to tea and cookies but Huntington Beach 1.iayor Al Coen has they must be legal. tried in the Past to iet that city's law Seal Beach Recreation Director Jack changed to allow alcohol in public Osteen said be could "sec nothing but facilities-like clubhouses. He was voted · problems if our ban was lifted.,. down by ~lber council members, who had The additional enforcement problems the backing of City Administrator David would be a burden on police and ruin the Rowlands. rapport lifeguards have wilh the· public, Costa Mesa officials have also been he said. oonsistently opposia to any possible bac-San Clemente police were active this chanals in their par~. although Director summer is.suing citations for "iolntions or of Leisure services Keith Van Holt said the liquor ban on the city's three miles of it has wcrked in other cities. beach and three parks. Van Holt said the ban causes some prcb-The San Clemente City Council has Iems because park facilities are one o( been flooded at limes with citizen com- • plaints regarding currtnt d r I n t t n t beachgoers, especially near the pier. Nea rby state beaches allow drinking. And the roun ly beaches close by are now under question. In urging the county ban be lilted, only one harbor eommlssiooer. chairman Alartin Usab, YOted against drawing up 1 new, more permi9'i\le ordinance. He said drinking is incomi>Atible with family recreation areas. The commissions proposed ordinance '"'ould apply to Sunset Beach, Aliso Beach in South Laguna, Salt Creek, Dana Point Harbor and the wtincorporated · (See BOOZE, Page Z) ers ree r1so11e1~s -----Mexieans~ Fest . Huntington Aides Clear lndepenf].ence Day. Activities Open Mexican Independence Day celebra-- tlons began late Friday night in Santa Ana, and many other U.S. cities and throughout Mexico with the "el grlto" (yell) of independence. And the committee has planned a foot· b8ll game.between tbe·Santa Ana College Dons and the White Burros team '"tfO!Il Mexico City's Polytechnic Institute Oct. 14. This will be a reactivation of a rivalry Of Drug Rap begm. in 1952 and is: an attempt to im· Two female volunteers al the Hun-prove the mutual understanding of Mex· ,.. Bea h ~ linic' ha been ican and American peoples. t .. "fiton c ''~ c ve Santa Ana College plans speakers, clea.r~ of all narcotics . c~rges bf?U~ht The equivalent of the American 4th of JUiy, Mexican Independence Day is ac- tually today. But celebrations begin late the· day be.fore in memorY of the late- night "el grito" delivered first in 1810 by Father Wdalogy Costilla in tbe town of Qolorel to llUllUllOn Mexican patriots lo an armed uprq against the18paniards. Santa Ana pallce roported .. rly today that the traditlooal Chic"'!" celebrations ocCurred withcut any serious ..clisturb- 1nces. films, debates and plays in a Mexican-against them last". ~ b local police. Al!WriCM C!'llllf,al ~ 0!1 campus ~ ., ; Ka~·~. · 532 Uiflg · ocr-t-JY. . tmne, ana· She ' wm;.-··tr. of To recogniu. the Mencan cultural heritage, the· lntematlmal Football O>m· mittet, a Santa Ana-based group, ron· ducted . a banquet Friday night at the lladdleback Inn. lle_.1~1rOm Spaln was Bellllow..;.. ..... ~ ~1 in the !inally achieved la IGl. 'liept. II, the lint Se~ .Jleacb &me of Thomas cactw,a, lull day el-Me ..... rosbtance against IDlll8IU GI the free clinic, who bad beeo the Sponlards, -·no1 , be eonfUled arreated In. police ·beadquartera earlier ~ Cinco de Mayo, an annual celebra· the same day. . tion commemmoratlng . the 1uccessful The District Attorney's office Friday Mexican resistance _ against invading dropped all charges -possession of armies of Napoleon m at Puebla in 1861. marijuana, destroying evidence and in· terferin& with officers .-against both women. ·Questions Remain Cachaza, meanwhile, entered a plea of innocent to two charges against him. while appearing for arraignment in West Orange County Judicial District coort. 'Watergate Seven'. Cas e Ending With Ot~g~s? WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice Department bas indicated that the in- dl~t of aeven men closes the :cue of the celebrated break·in at Democratic ' Nl,tlonal C:Ommittee headquarters, but questions -mainly of moUve · .and money -remain. A !eden! grand jury Friday Indicted two !onner Wb!tn House aides and the five men arres~ 11 the scene of the June 17 bl'tek-ln at tlle poah Watergate hotel-o!!ice 1partment comp! .. by wbose na,me the affair has become known. Reaction to the indictinent.s came qmc~y. • Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, naiional GOP chairman, called !or apaloglea lro!n Democrats for what he described· as "wild and alanderoas" a c c u s a t i on s against other. Republicans concerning the case. Clark ~acGregor, head or the NlxOn campaign committee, ea)jed for a halt to 1t1temt.nts that might infringe on 1 fair. trW.·· Tbe Whlte House declined comment. For the Democrats, former national cbalrmOD'~ P. O'Brten called for Judge Rejects Bid for County Registrar Aides ~"tar' ~p ·uplanallon of the , · :o('llie <ilme that led to lheae In-d -· tt .: ..... B1 TOM BARLEY Of .. INMr ,. .. tlefl A studeot vote orpnlzatlon'I bid to · force Orange ~· registrar 'Ill Votera to swear in mor deputy reglslraro no !lnnly rejected 1 by Superlci'Courl Judge J. E. T. 'Ned" Rutter. ' '"'I ~tl!:~al c1ndldate Geoc:r.· ~.... Mid the indictment poll>tif ta the ~.o! the matter. Ii'.~ · ~tial candldate Sargent llbrl .... .aJ4 'the facl! already -· wsraot .1 ~~investlg1Uon. !'All..ol d ba•t-a fliht to all o! the . , 1s.e·lluoolliq, Pace ll . ' The ~yeaN>ld free clinic manager was charged with possession ol mart~ jw.na and possession of mari)uana · for lale. Two other charges, possession of dangerowi drugs and sale of dangerous drugs, for which Cachaza was arrested, were dropped. Clchaza ls scheduled to appear Oct. 11 Jn the Westmiaster court for a preliminary bearing on his case. He has managed the free clinlc for a little more than one year. Bonds Dro p 'Mrs.,' 'Miss' WASIDNGTON (AP) -oOclar- ing, "No male chauvinists, we," the Treasuey Department announced Frids:y that it will no longer require the titles or "Miss" Of "Mn." on savings bonds 90)d to Women. In tact; tbe 'l'rediry said, banb and other institilt!ons which oeJI the boods may ""' th! Jenlintst title HMs."'lf the fiuyer wishes. But, alaa, Treasury acknowledt· ed to questionen that whtJe ......, huy<ro will be required to ,;ve their 8""111 'Security numbers, the 1ame requlremmlt will hOt be made ol men. · -· ·. _,. Raft 1luce HuntinR!on Beacb lifeguards cllug-to ,short lead In a Frlday run-swim· run-pad'dle-run contest that pitted them against three San Die~o based Navy frog teams. The locals w<>und up second in the three-mile race when a frogman squad, which included members of the Apollo 17 .recovery team, proved more adept ·in· handling the rubber rafts. Rape Suspect in Jail ; Bail S et at $100,000 Bail {or the man held In the bizarre lee pick kidnaping and rape or a hitchhiking 18-year-okl Laguna Beach girl was set Friday al 1100,000. StetTe H, Bronson. 24, was booked .on charges of kidnaping, rape1 assault with Intent to commit rape, oral copulstlon and sodomy, Det. Sgt . Neil Purcell saJd. Bronson was arrested at his Fontana home by Laguna Beach Del. Gene Brook.I and several San Bemardioo County Sherill's deputies Friday. Judge Rutt" donled Ille writ ~ -.... date IO!lght bJ tile Natlonal Movement !or the Student Vote 111<1· two .al ,Ill memben, <;_jldys "'"'° . G11. D. ud CIWlotte Sandfonl, :IO. and INde 11 ..... In the bearln( 1!111 pmenl county. at•. r ......... ts in 110 WI}< prejudlca the rlgllts o! polentlal voten. Israelis Strike Lebanon The suspect In the c-ts married, Purcell said, and works as an employe at a chicken ranch. BaJI was set by Judge H. Warren Knight o! the Sooth Orangr County Judicial District court In 4guna N1,.,.1. Police said Bronson will be arraigned either Monday or Tue,,day at the Laguna It waa W1SllC<en!ully ugued by Stu- dent v* ttJorneys UJ.at -211,oqo county -o! totlna ....... not y.t reitstered and tblt m111Y o! that number ano voten in .the II to 11 ace .Air, Tan!cs , Infantry Used Agai nst Guerrillas JIWP. . lliUdJauncW an air, armored and !J>o The pr,...t complement el· !,MIO (anlly lllrlke ·lnto IOUlhtm Lebanon l<>- cleputles aet up by COU1llJ: ~· o! .._, at what the ni!lllary. comm1nd Hid Voten Dovlcfilltcbcock 11 l'lo! ~ lo _.. ~ IUlfTjlla, -and htad- ensure ..ptroUoa _t.,..lel, iD • q...wrln tbe '"1'· ~ student., It wu illepd befcn. ~~ 1U.C:ked what the com-,,.. Rutter v • ....,....,.... lhe "mlln boldquartan "Aie J11U ;..llmtlns that' -.11 '11: . <II ......... ii 1'1bl!lfah+Takitla flclall abOUkl .. oat tI6or to door and ~ mt .._ pll.---Alely to bue, _.'Gui bf ihe lieeli to ..to?" Juc!c• Ibo ----"*"' II one poiDL . i..oll.' "'-1 bocked by armor 'l1ie petlt\Gn bo Njlcted dllt!>ed 11111 • ...U. a oa.J .• bo{Jl<t ti El111ta In lht ?Ille o! rollstnlloft IPlllloollonl-lo J'lll1 •mflllary .,..,,,.. aaJd WU I or..,. 0>unt1 will ,...... P!"l*floao ,,,,...........,. -o1 auerrIDa •htrebJ .... dlput1 ~ -........ _ ... o4 pollL . · ·A L$=----bl ~ 111' (See Ullt'n, r,.. II 111ir • pl-. 1o01t I*'! ID the »-. . ;> I tack Ud are "Shelling our pooltlou "Ith napalm." He Nici I lorfuatJon of llraall ~ attacbd lhe NabaUyah nl!ipe <amp, 11 miles fl,'om the bonier lilt aevtn lillautoo. Ht 1av1 no CllUlll)'-~ W"""'8 0... vver Beirut but 11n dr!Vel\ off bJ , la-pionel, Ille 1paketmln llllit. "Duplte the -~Wet1 ljll of enemy waf1'1anea and .. -I or our aln\11Ct, our ...... .-. dellyq the advance.,_ ..... • 111 ldiiil of weapom,"Va1cL , He Mid Ibo cuuoitloe 11 tlll..Nahlll1oh re1u1 .. camp wW ..,,, 1111111 -tine wauadld IJllOPJ•." J. .. . 'lbt Jnelle iloalill ••,. ..... ••• tbal tlie )oraell advonce bad been halted. "'Ibo lstael Dt!fr11e Foret• deoy that the prosreao of Its !ortes in Lebanon has been atoppedL The action ls continuing accordlnC to pl ah." 'l1lt air llrlke or undettnnined siu hit In the 'ntlon or N1batiyah+T1ktla whm the' dimmind saicl -200 "'°rrillas were loc'ated ' In "lhe sener1l he•d- quarten o! the terrorist· organlutlona and the headquarten o! vattous terrorist organb.aUons." •1 ... 01 warplanes hit at what the com- mand deacrlbed u three gu1r'iilla buM In ~ Stpt. a, •hen llratll alrcra!t lll1t MIDEAST, P1111) Niguel O>urt. . A tale of temr was told by the . at· tractive teenage Laguna ,.U-1 hilchbiker who was picked up by a suspect wbo ap... peared to be ·a woman Thursday night in the 1!00 block o! South Coast Highway in Laguna Beach. The YOUt\I woman ·WM d r Ive n downtown where she told the driver sba wanted \o get oUt of lbe car. · Wlth thl1, the Ogure driving tbe car pressed an icepick to the glrl11 temple and forced her to De on the noor or t6e car. Aller cralsing the streets el Laguna Beach. the car was drlv.cn to San Bernardino and lhe girl forced to submit to the rapist who tl]en drove hi• "'91lm back lo Laguna and dropped her o!I on Cout lll&)iw111 early Frida¥ morn1nl. ' I .t • _.. f _. Yugoslavs Take Crew, $105,000 MALMOE, Sweden (AP) -Three Yugoslavs hijacked a domestic jelliner with 90 persons aboard Friday and. threatenlng "a new , Munich tr4gedy, u forced Sweden to release 1even Ctoatian natlonalista bun 51'~ ,, .. ..._ .,,1,,.. • 'lihe hljacbn Dew out o! S..edla "-flY S.tuiday lo ... ~ -tloli "11h ala GI the cr.attw, lour o! U..,'~. and 11115,000 repar10dly pald::'.ljfl·(tbe government as ransom I« .113 :o~ the passengers held hostage for mott than 15 hours. The location of the seventh Croatian wa s not immediately known. However. after the teven were rtle-ased and JOme pass.engers were allowed to disembark. one Croatian tried to nee in the darkness. Police said be was seized by the hijackers and dragged on board the commandeered DC9. The crew at first refused to take off on grounds they were too tired after the ordeal , which beg8n on a flight from Gotebor& to Stockholm. Scandinavian Airlines ·system said a fresh crew of volunteers was en route r r om Copenhagen. But after aeveral hours, the original crew relented and took off. TherO were unconfirmed reports the plane was beaded for Helgolalld off the West German coast, from where it could fl y on to Spain or Portugal The hijackers were persumed to 00 members of the radical Croatian separatl!t movement blamed for the kill· ing of the Yugoslav ambassador to Stockholm Jut year. But Swedish radio quoted the provincial governor of Scania, Goesta Net7.en, u saying the y might be Serbs In- tending not to liberate but to punish the released Croats. Croat11battling the regime of Yugoslav ~sldent Tito would be h i I h 1 y unwelcome in Arab countries where: 10me lntern"1ionaJ sty plrateJ have land- ed. Authorilles had bargained by radio with the hijackers whlle military plants gathered up the pri9onen from: four jails • around Sweden. Tbe passengen had open:! more than 10 houri in the comman~rt.I bc9 alter it ,. (See lllJACI, I'll• J) , or .. lfe w,.,..._ , . Mostly suney artemoons lft en tap for • .the Orange cout · tfils weekend with hlgb temperatures at Iba beacheo around ~ de~ lhland highs should be about ao. There will be night and momlni low clouds, bowevtr. INSIDE TODAY Thoug~ tltcti01' da11 fl tnelf than two 11car1 off, oddl art the& another Southtrr& Cali/or· man !DUI Joll.., Ronald Re<ljlnn ·• 01 the 1tatt'1 ne,;t govtrnor. SIOfll Oil Poge 5. ..... """' J , ...... 1,.... .. ,, ClM'Cfl ...... ... ,.Ml'lll'Y .. _ , Ct:..ic• ,,..,,. """91•...... f ~ ,... . '~'''"'' . <•'° tt IMrt tt.U CNI...,. • St.d; ...... M-11 0..-NitfhM " U.C•.... , . -~ • • ' • I 2 DAILY rt LOT Salw-day, Stpttmbtf 16, im Tapi_oca Tempest Tapers f .... r •• CARDlFF. Wales (AP) -Wtlsh firemen defused the 1.ttrlble "tapioca time bomb" Friday. The atr?lOl!lphere 1n Cardiff docka was a bit stan:h,y as 1.500 tons « the 1tuff cooled down after threatening to burst open a bh1iln£ freighter. A spokesman for the South Wales Fire Service said the blaze on lbe. 15,IX»-ton Swiss-registered Cusa:rete had beeil stamped out. 'Mmbtr and robber in the cargo destined for Britain had been da ged but unloaded. But what about th ta a? " ell," pokesman said, "it seems to hive aub!ld but we don't know what cond!Uon it is ll'l., It Is bound for Rot- terdam and the OUtd1 will have to decide whether it can still bt used or scrapped." 'ft:le Cassarate caught fire Monday. F iremen fought the blaze for three days. pumping thousands of gallons into the shlp'a·t}oJds. The water got to the tapioca and the ship turned into a gigantic .steam F,.....P .. eJ MIDEAST ... rqed u far nunh .¥ Tripoll for the! dee pt? pene1r1Uo11 yet lnto Ltbanon. The tsroell rorce today c;ro!4~-d the frontieMI the mldlectlon of lbe 50-mlle ceoeflre line little more than 24 Mus after lnflltratin& cuerrlllu tilled two soldiers and wouoded • third without 1uf· fertng cuuatUea. The Israeli attack came aft er days or Paleslinian repoMs of intensive Israeli Israeli troops concentrallons along the Lebanese border. "We a re c<1pable of responding to violence with violence and we shall not .atop until we achieve the goals of our revolution," an Arab guerrilla leader said Friday. A Lebanese anny spokesman said armY units blew up the approach or the k>~ of Adeyseh "and the enemy was forced to stop." Re said the Lebanese army was sti ll fighting the Israelis several hours after the Israeli incunlon. "We lost one tank and two soldiers. 'Mlere are Israeli casualties and losses, but \here are no estimates so far," the spokesman sakl. · The spoktsman said the Israeli attacks were concentrated Ql'l Einata, and the near Adeyseh and other villages. The two areas are 14 miles a part and about two miles inside Lebanese' ter· ritory. '"" F r om Pugel REJ ECTS ... S\l'orn in will have to register 120 voters each before the November election. Historically, it was argued, each depu- ty registrar has registered five voters each in the pre-election period. "You have not shown me one declara. lion to !Upport your argument that facilities are not available for potential voters," Judge Rutter commented de- nying the application. •. 1iu .... 11 Sailor, 21, .Si tting On Motorcycle Killed in Crash A 2I·year-old sailor was killed and two other persons injured early today when a car swerved off the Pacific Coa!t High- way in Huntington Beach and slammed into a parked motorcycle, authorities said. Police arrested the driver of the moving vehicle, Gary B. Green, 28, of Newport' Beach, oo charges of drunk driving and felony manslaughter. ' UP'I Tetl"'9'K ....... From P_,,e I BUGGING ••. • • Red Shells Blan keting :·Quang _Tri SAIGON (UPll -North .Vie- troops kept up 1n intense aJ1lllery bar- rage today again.st the nearly leveled aree inside Quang Tri citadel. The 19th century walled fortree.s fell to South Vietnamese marines Friday 13& days a fter it was seized by ,the Olm· munists. facts in the Wate rgate case," he said. Military spokesmen in Hue, 32 miles The defendants are to appear in U.S. south of Quang Tri, said there was no District Court here Tuesday for the set-ground fighting inside the citadel durlng ting of bail. There was no lndication of the night but not all areas of the ancient when the trial would begin, but court fortress had been .searched yet by rules indicate a starting date shortly marines. after the Nov. 7 presidential election. UPI correspondent Barney Selbert All seven were charged with con.spiring ... reported North Vietnamese gunners hid--, from May I to June 17 to galn in-den .i~ Ale hill_.s west of Qu~ Tri ctty 1 formation from the Democratic head-retailiated against lhe marine ad\'."ance quarters by illegally psing wiretaps and hr directing heavy shellfll'e onto ~ . electronic surveillance devices, and a citadel. variety of oth'r counts. . Coro.rp.unist gunn~ also hit the big I "We have no evidence that any others atrbase . at Phu Bat, 12 miles south. of should be charged," said a SJ)Okesman Hue, ~1th four 122mm . rocket.I durlllg I for the department. "The investigation, the nt~ht, but. _caused no damage or for all intents and purposes ia ended u casualties, a mihtary spokesman sald. ' •oven. Times Mirro r Cp. Bu ys Magazines Judge Rutter's ruling ,folfowed by just two· days identical action by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge in which two Long Beach members of the Student Vote organization slmilarily claimed that they had been denied permission to sign on as deputy registrars. ft was argued ln that complaint that mandatory action by J udge Robert The dead sailor wa! identified as Daniel G. Rasmussen, 21 , stationed aboe'rd the U.S.S Cook in Long Beach. Police said he was sitting on the parked motorcycle beside the highway near War- ner Avenue when the t a.m. aCcident took place. The defendants include c'. Gordoo Lid· The~e are '_'a couple _of hundred" ~ dy, a former counsel for the Committee A~en.can servicemen st~lloned at Phu ~ • for the Re-ele£tion of the President and a Bai, a U.S. spokesman said. ST -DAILY PILOT Tiie on,.,. C_, DAILY P'IL.DT, W'llfl wllidl II atnblnM tllt H._.PnoK,, II PllblllMd Irr .,,. 0r.., c .... """'"" .... ,~. '-- .. ,.. tllllll .... ,,.. Mollll'Md, Milndf't' 111"°"911 Frid1y, tor C111t1 M.,_1, HO'Wlllrl a11c11. Hllnll"liJIOll 81Kl'LIFoun11l11 Vl llt y, L.111111111• Bf.Kii, l""l11e1S1dll1fb1ek •nd S11t Clemlnlt/ S.., .hHln (1pl11r1no. A 1111911 r19lonll N lllM ii Dllbll111cd SllV•dl't'I ¥111 Swnd1y11- Th1 priftc:1NI """llW!lna ,11nf b 11 JJll Wed l1y sr,..1, Cati• 1M11, 01uom11, t2'2'. ltoil1rt N. W,ed ,r111dml 111111 P'VblbMr J 1ck R. Curl1y Vici ,,,,1<1.,.1 1/ld Gt1l1rat Man1oer Tho11111 KaaYil EO:llor T!iol'll11 A. Murphl11• M111191nf l!dltor Ch1rl11 H. Looi Ric~a" P'. 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The magazines wiU become a part of Pop~~r Science Publishing Co., a subsidiary of Times Mirror. Times Mirror puWishes the Los Angeles Times and has other diversified publishing interests. .. Bo y, 14 Mont .. s, Drowns . in Pool A 14-rnontb-old boy drowned In a backyard swimming pool Friday evening after missing from his mother's sight for 10 minutes. Orange Police reported. Mrs. Robert MacDonald, of 1~ N. Mallard SI., told Investigators she bad ' last seen her son Mark, playing con-- tentedJy wtih bis brotherB and &iJters while she talked on the phone. When she noticed him missing, she tushed through an open fliding glass door and found the youngster floating on the surface of the family swimming pool . A }ire rescue unit failed to revive the child and he wu pronounced dead at 7 p.m. at Chapman Hospital.. Police clasailled the death aceldental. • \Yenke was vital if Los Angeles County's one million unregistered voters are to be signed up by the Nov. 8 deadline. "There i"S a need for greater registra· lion among minorities ... and the court believes this is highly desi rable," Judge Wenke stated in bis opinion. "However," be wrote. "the petitioners did not present a 11hred of evidence that would tend to prove that lhe present comllement of deputy registrars is not sufficient to accompi~p the petitioners' objective of greater registration." Judge Rutter's· ruling ·was identical in its intent. From Page l BOOZE ... • area between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. It would also apply to Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley (where the golf course already has a liquor pennil), University Park in Irvine and O'Neill Park in El Toro. Irvine Park north of Tustin would be excluded because deed re1trictions forbid libation there. trvine City Manager William Woollett said he doesn 't know now what he would recommend to the City c.ouncil On the subject. "Thal's one or the things we 'll have to address ourselves to, when we have public parks, .. he said .. a, All ·of Irvine's park$ are either private or under county jurisdiction. The in jured victims were sitting in a parked vehicle, which" was also apparelit- ly hit by the first car. They were taken to Pacifica Hospital but tht!tr condition was ng,t immediately available. Bail Ordered for 5 FORT WORTH . Tex. (UPI) -Associate U.S. Supreme Court J ustice \Villiam 0 . Douglas on:lered bail set Friday for five lrish·Americans held in Tarrant c.ounty jail since June for refusing to testify about gun running to Northern Ireland. Man Arrested; Moth er Beaten OAKLAND (UPI) -A man was in custody as a suspect in the stomp. ing death of a ma• panhandling for 25 cents alter police were told by his family that be robbed his own mother of $18, tied, gagged_ and beat her with a television antenna. Charles McCoy, 27, was arrested on an assault with a deadly weapon charge involving his mother and in connection with the investigation of the murder of Samuel Edwards. A brother, Kenneth, 23, found his 59·year-old mother ho u n d and gags ed. 1973 MODEL ALL AVAILABLE '73 MODEL SETS NOW IN STOCK ... REMOTES, HARD TO FIND 1''.IODELS, TA BLE MOD ELS, CONS OLES White Hou~ aide before that; E. Edward Hunt, a former CIA member and a former White House consultant, and James W. ~1cCord Jr., an alWIUlus of both the CIA and FBI, who was security coordinator for the campaign conunittee at the time of the break-in. Private Servi~e · Held for 'Koppy'. :' The others named 1s. defendants were LOS ANGELES (AP) -William Boyd,. '. · Bernard L. Ba_ker, president of a ~ the Hop.along "Cassidy of movies and , real estate firm, Barker Assocfates: ~vision wa$ • buried Friday after , Eugenio Martinez, an employe of • priv ate serYices. . Bark~r's firm : Fr_ank A .. Sturgis, Boyd. 74, died· Wednesday in South d~sc:~1.bed ~s an associate or Barker, and Laguna of Parkinson's Di!M:ase combined f V1rg1ho R: Gonza1ez, a M..i~mi locksmith with congestive heart failuf~. ~ t also described as an associate.of Barker. Boyd's widow, Gface Bra<sieY BoYd: a Fro1n Page I HIJACK ... was forced to land at this southern Sweden city. Another 40 to 50 passengers y,·ere led to the terminal bui lding after some prisoners had been driven over the tarmac in police cars and taken board the aircraft. Prrme Minister Olaf Palme announced it was decided to release the Croatians to save innocent lives . Jn the last stage of negotiations, the hi- jackers moved what appeared to be a sack 'of exprosives to the center of ihe airliner in a menacing gesture. 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THEY CAME to hug, kiss. cry and carouse, rather typical behavior among people gathered in the presence of death and "motivated by the emot.iom re. leased at a funeral. ' They rumbled 'in on their chopper bikes in fcrmation an~ by twos, threes or alone, hair and beards blowing, biceps-bound with black ribbona for mourn- ing. They .{m.ally le/t in one long', double column, nearly 100 ch('omed steel steeds, speillng a smoggy blast of tbllllder .. TREY WORE their colors -club insignia -on grimy black denim jackets ·identifying them as Hangmen, Hes- sians, Mescaleros, Devil's DlsciiiPles, Iron Horesmeo, f'{o- mads and Gold Nuggets.. : , Tttose were names also listed on .the police intelligence report, along with registration, frame and engine numbers taken down by a unlformed officer OQ the scene. ·Waller Marehbank Wal a Hangmap. • He led this nm -bis Jut -in a White hearse and the vn111s•L ....._ colors he wore Were the familiar ones of the Flag draping hi! coffin. Call it Requiem for a Rider or an insult to the Forest Lawn theory or pay. irrg last respeets. but a biker club funeral is ifiteresting. LONG BEFORE the 2 p.m. ritual, chopper biRies· Iined one side or Broad- way in front of the mortuary, while l few unlfonned police officers lined the other side. A pair of bearded plalnclothe!men in sunglasses lounged against a. ·norist shop on the cyclists side. They stood out like two daffodils in a bouquet of daisies. . The divJs ion -cyclists on one side and the law .on the .other -seemed to express ·prevailing attitudes of straight society and the ~efj.~nt, so.called out- law bike culture. • _ - One arriving rp.ale ~yclist greeted another bearded rider J'ith a big, wet kiss on tpe mouth. . ' .... . A stringy-haired girl in Levis and a jacket ·proclaiming she is the property . of Hessian So-and-So bel,lt ov~Q~~e curb. Her ~Jegt;a. o".'"er hopped on her b.ack and, staggering under his weight, she camed him piggyback across to the funeral chapel. . ..-' "WHAT'S THE Point or it all?'' munnured ti™= _poUteman. · The bikers do It for shock value, if shock has any intrinsic value. One curious bystander drawn by the hairy chro,n~azi]ed, insignia decked, leather and denim-jacketed subculture gath~ring was a vacationing 1'fodesto County sheriff's deputy who stopped to chat with supervising pOllce. "We have a lot of Hangmen in MQdesto and no trouble. You know 98 per. cent have jobs or own their own businesses,'" he renlarked. "') ~ ' "WE DON'T have any problem because we let them .know we won't allow any to get starteQ,'' replied the .patrolman standing at parade rest, ready to help repel any disorder. , And yet despite all the scare storiel!I and the ugly rePutation to which many bikers cling. at that moment in time they .all seemed smaller thmi they look in the movies. Many of Utem -not just the women -. occasionally wept outside the fu- n home. . And inside, they all sobbed openly during the funeral service, as Father Don Kribs said they were all childreo of God'comc together in sorrow and tribute to a friend. · · ' f"'.. Hts 'wQRDS reminded you ~ one partic.ul biker~ who had limped up to \Officer Ros"ooe Broad outside. The seat of .his pants was ripped open and his arms were skhmed. He had accidentally duifiped bis fancy, custom-built motor· cycle in the street and been run over· by the guy directly behind. He politely u~ the patrolman if he bad any salve in his squad car's first aid kit and Roscoe ~ug it out. . 7'e biker loo~ a1 big and _mtan and tough as a liiUe bo seeing the school nurse. · 15 Got $2,~00 · NA~A Say~ Jtstronauts -Sold Autographs for $5 WASIUNGTON (AP) -Fi Ileen astronauts have been selling autographs at $5 a signature, the National Aeronautlai and Space AdminlJtratlon ccnllnned Friday. Each of the 15 received $2.500 for aµtographs from H. \Valter Elermann, the former Cape Kennedy, Fla.. C!)Jl- tractor employe who also arranged the same to a German stamp dealer of 100 souftnir envelopes smuggled aboard the Apcllo IS moon Dig!>~ NASA '6id. rive of the utronauts donated the autograph rece1pts to charity. The other JO retained the money, and it's doubtful that._ lhe government has the right to question disposition of their !lgnatures, the 11ency said. of the astronauts involved are no Jo in the space program. NASA. d d ta idenllfy any or the 15, beclU!t no mlatde of government prop- crty or personnel was ipvolved. 1be autographs were on stamps, postcards and other philatelic material now in Eiennann's possession, NASA. said. It added that signatures thus may be commercialized at some future time. The agency said the astronauts should have sought management advice before trying to sell autograpM. It added that they were personally admonished by the director or lhe Manned Spacecraft Center,· Houston , and the" matter has been -reported to the Department of Justice. NASA commented after release by ~ Senate Space Committee or a slatement on its investigation of . i n c i d e n ( s associated with the Apollo 15 moon fllabt. f The committee said NASA mu!it put lnio erfect improved cdntrols to prJ!Vent future commercialization of this kind. Coast Land Annexed For Water By GEORGE LEJDAL Of 1M 0.llY Pl .. t SlfH As of 3:26 p.m. Friday it was orficlal. The Irvine Ranch Water District had recotded with olficiala in ~cramento and Santa Ana the necessary paper work armeling the 2,258 acres of coastal land between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. ' The annexatioo, approved on I y Wednel.day afternoon by lhe Local Agen· cy Formation Commission (LAFC), pro- vides a "total water management•• system for virtually all of the portions of the Irvine Ranch expected .tn be . developed in this century. IRWD provides both \l'ater and &ewer service to -au of the city of Irvine. yet diacharges no sewage effluent from its five million gallon a day plar¥ near the San Diego Creek flood control .tiannel and UC, Irvine. With the annexation, the JRWD will provide similar service to all or the 10,000-acre portion of the Irvine Ran ch known as the coastal sector. This prime, ocean view property lying between the Pacific Ocean and the ridgeline of the San Joaquin Hills, has been offered for annexation to both the cities: or Laguna Beach and Newport Beach. Of those two cities. only Newport has eyed the property, albeit circumspectly. Last week, city officials in Newport mull- ed a favorable "C06t-benefit" analysis which showed an annexation~t 1r that city would be profilable 10 years rollowing the boundary move. However, the Newp<rt council put the matter "on the back burner" pending completion of its general plan, in a year. Should Newport annex the coastal sec· tor, IRWD has indic8ted a willingness to de-annex its water and se""·er district in favor of the city's distri~t . Should the Newport annexation not materialize, however, the new city of Jrvine has indicatei it may be interested in the area. In any event, the Irvine Company is expected to file planned community zon- ing maps and texts with county officials before the end of the year, to allow con· struction to begin in early 1974. Without the provision of water and sewer service to tbe area. as hinted in the IRWD annexation, development could not proceed. Irvine Company plans for the area in- clude a Mediterranean village de.!lign featuring high rise residences and hotels and a three-mile public beach front con· nected to two major parks in Morro and Trancas Canyons. • ' '""'"'· S.,llmbtr 14. 1972 DAILY RILOT ~ • ~- DAILY PILOl' 11111 Pllet9 COUNTY PAIR WON FIRST P.l.ACE FOR BEST WW II PLANE IN IOWA CONTEST Glen Wilson of S1nt1 An111nd Doug Bradford of Costa Mew With BT-15 Pair!Js -Pride • ID Plane County Air Buffs Restore Craft, Wi1i Competition By JAN EDWARDS OI tt1i1 DIHJ Plltt SI•" Two 30-year-old BT·lS airplanes used during W'Orld War II to train U.S. Army and Navy pilots sit at Orange County Airport wearing their original blu,, yeUow and red colors and U.S. Air Corps markings. Their owner, Glen W. Wilson of Santa Ana, and Doug Bradford, a 2().year-old Costa Mesa resident, recently returned from the Annual Antique Fly-In at Blakesbi.irg, Iowa, after tbe specimens were judged best restored in Vultee Valient class. Wl°&n claims they ire t6e last two flyable crafts of thls model. Wilson was pilot and Bradford was navigator and ccpilot of one of"the BT- ISs , after they spent two years restoring H. (. Bradford describes the cOmpeting planes, v.·hich flew to Iow:f<rom a11 over the country. as "everything that was old -there were probably 25 different categories, at least 200 airplanes. "Most were not war birds, 50 percent were aircraf\ dating back to the early '20s, '30s and '40s." The oldest, he recalls, was an English Avros used "1n World War I. Nwnber 53, restored by Wilson and Bradford on weekends and eYenings dur· ing the past two years, was finished just in time for the Iowa ccmpetition. WUson bought ii t1vo years ago for $9,000 from a Pecos, Tex ., crop-duster who had planned to convert it to a spraying airplane. Not aira·orttiy or licensed to fly, the craft had to be ferried to the Orange County Airport. Originally, Wilson says, tne. craft was used for training in Arkansas during the war. Wilson estimated he bas spent $6,000 on its restoration. Wilson , a retired contractor, and Brad- ford, 8 Cal State Long Beach junior ma- ;c.ing in industrial engineering, took two weeks on their trip to the air show. After showing the plane and ~ing the other pilots and their entries di.ling the long Labor Day weekend, the pair viewed World War II bombers in the Strategic Air Command museum and old farm equipm_ent and steam engines ·in the Old Thrasher's Mus,um in n e a r b y Pleasantville, Iowa. They also helped 1ather the hay crop Marine at Pendleton Dies in Cart Mishap CAMP PENDLETON (AP) -Marine Corps officlats .said Friday that . Pfc. James A. Maduzla, 20, of Houston, Tex.., died in a fall off a cart loaded wJth scrap lwnber. His widow lives in nearby Ocean.sl~e. of &le o{ Wilson's Iowa friends, were stuc~ for l\VO days because of 15 inches of rain in Harlan, Iowa, and were forced lo land at Aspen, Colo., because o[ clouds and rough flying conditions. , Their other craft, number 11~, cod ~ Wil!Oll $12,000. He ·esUmatea be--"""*·- $9.000 restoring ft and has received best· ' of-class ratings In three dllferent air sho\V,S for his work. Doug claim~ he and Wilson ar.e .. look· ing forward to building up another military aircraft -we're not sure which one yet . maybe a chance Vought Corsair." WilJOn estimates the-initial cost at $20.000 and Jin additional $8,000 for restoration. The t\vo flyers are apparenUy a good team. "He's my lmpiration -sometimu 'vhen I'm too tirtd , he gets me golnj: again," said Wilton about his pactner. Doug is now taking aerobatics leuoo5 · and tw had. aviation and str control classes in college. He Oew aallplahes when he was 15 year1 old. He haa financed hll own tnlnkia and • schooling, first aa a DAILY PILOT car- rier, and later u a ~quard and IWfm. ming iDstr1ldor ID Senta Ana aad, a '1 tel.Vlal<>n technician during hla IWll!Der vacations. )" By the time he la out of &0boal, ti./ ...J hopes to be able to buy and restore an ,._.. AT-6, an advanced World Wu II t.ralner craft. • 1972 LINCOLN -MERCURY Year-E:tld • SALE! . 1EVERY CAR IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD! BARGAIN BUYS , ON EVERYONE! • LINCOLN·CONTINENTAL • Newpo!t, County Discuss Harbor Control Accord ' ' •MERCURY •COMET •.CAPRI Tbe tint wrl.uen agretment to Leaman said the bay has been dellnealc reponaibillties for Newport maintained and administered under a Harbor'• control ind , maintenance is series cf "•erbal" and Info r ·m a I beln&' studied by ltaf[J of the city of agreements whlch have created some Newport Bea\11 and the Orange County contn>veny. · Ha-., Beacbet and Parks Com-"This ag:mment prnpooed by lhe c;ty m;.olon. · Is lhe llnt time tbal one document, has 'Tbo agr<tment ..,., propooed by lled them all together," Leaman noted. Newport Besch stair but action on it was 1 AJ now propQted, the county wtU have delaJed when Larry Leamlln, Harbor complete rClpOtlllblllty for water qaallty District chief of operation&, aald 10me of In the bay, with Ibo city auuming itJ proposals should be chan,ed. rcsponslbilily for all H 1 c b a r 1 e Tiie Orongo County Horbor Com-originating on land. mil&IM Tuw!ay ag.-.e<j .wilh Leaman Nollng that the ~ cl Jurltdlcllon and tlld not dtsculs the document, which of ihc harbor ii one tbat · hu "a lot of lncJullei a pnivlllon that the county do political lmporta""'," Ibo county ad· all the maintenance dredgina or the mlnl!trator said. be wfll recommend the hartlot. • two sla/la go over the propooal "Item by Tbt Joint Harbor ·Committee, an ao-Item to resolve some of these problems. •1 .,,_,:body comprised o1 two N~wport 1Tbe city MIJ take tbar(e Of d<bria e.ii councilmen and two harbo! com-c1 ... up on lhe beaches that 1ro on city -· abo """"'"*"*' .fllrUler lldellntls. The _, wlll ~ up lhe 11\0llJ cl the ._meoL , t bar'-and COWJly Udellndl ~ • MONTEGO • •PANTER" OUR ONLY FULL LINE SALE OF THE YEAR! .Rome Of The New Car .•• ·~G•ltle• rouell" . - . . --:21126 HAR80R ILVD,. COSTA ME.SA • MOa30 . . . . Home Of The New Car , , , "G•l4en r ot.eJt>t • • l. ;_f • ' OllllV •JLOT • Goggles Aid Grinder; Here's Dust in Yer Eye By JORN VALTERZA Of .. Oa1tY ...... Steil ~· September Good Time To Plant I Book Aim Shopping Gardener • • THE L1'M'LE CIDU1' blnd..tandy dtUJ set complete· 1.--:f---wllh a gdnding •J>llOl'•lul la probably the biggut atller iD the bardwart market the1t days. Septembtr Is a good month to start • lawn in Callfonda. Your nearby nursery will of· fer the be.st seed for your area -IUld local conditions. By EARL ARONSON ~ " ......... - 'J".he visitor, a soft-spoken, RrlOUI man, said he bad something good for ju.st about every g"rdeqer. Dan McNamara, who deacribod himself as a horticultural co. aultant, said hla Item. a "Hardy Plant Finder," reaDJ ' wu:lho brainchild of bis wile, ' " ,, Yet ~metfnes, the bla:est dunces in the world -my self included -buy a Kt lib that and take it home. Neve.r mind the cbup safely goggles available oo IOmt-hardware racks nurby. · • What the heck ... you get a llttle speck of grinding wheel or metal in your eye and It comes right out Sure It does. IT WAS ONLY a hlnky little grinding job on a bolt that moun ts a .shoc~rber on a pickup cam~ VllltWUI er aOd anyway, the family was edgy to get &Oll\i oo the trip ... I dJda't .,atlce the little speck of steel in my eyeball until 400 miles up .Hlgbway One -Saturday morning when it smarted IO badly that I had to drive back ho_me wonder· ing if I would be able to see at all by la.le f{ternoon . BY MONDA\: MORNING I had rounded up· a local speciali,t who coul<t fix me up -quite a blessing in these days of crowde~ patient lists and doctors too bll3y to see an ailing new customer. But tf Ute weekend fear and discomfort wasn 't lesson enoutb.1bout carelessness with one's eyes, the treatmenl th;lt one: must have after such a m.i!:hap Is enough to con- vt:nce the most cynical of home-shop smart guys. SIT DOWN A SECOND, fellow handyman, and 1'11 tell you those cheap safety goggles are such a great idea. The fleet of metal. said my friend1y neighborhood ophthalmologi&t, isn't the problem . ' In many cases, the eyelid gets rid of the tiny speck in a matter of hours. - Trouble is, your eye, by then, Is rusty. AND THE RUST has got to go, or it can do permanent damage. That'• where the fun comes-in. 'I)e .e:peclal.1.st._hu to either grind, or carve the toxic rust out of the membrane. . TOYJNG WITH a little, self-contained, drilling ma- . chtne that apparently chews away the offending rusty stuff, the good doctor rea&mred hls patient: "It's the greatest little tool ever Invented .. , made In Holland (It H some foreign lnStrument ls aomehoW better than some plain domestic model )." He hold!! your eye open and proceeds to grind away. . ¥¥ 1lf!N Yl>loU have confessed to heresy three times and nave uqged t. be burned. Jnitead. A half. of that and you are willing to trade the experience ftr l. Mlidi week at the hands of a dentist Td put It lilunlly, J!•s torture: ' · · -~d my message, fellow do-it-yoursetfers, Js obviou1. .. \1. -···: .. ..,~ f;~tf!!~ion's ~xtended Three 6-packs Good For Planting Grass AU it takes to start a dichon- dra )'&rd in One sector of the country is about three six- packl of beer. 'Ibis imi't a farm adviser's prescrlPtion, but jt carries in- direct endorsemeill ()f the &«rlculturaJ exteosion service at UC Riverside. The *-peck recipe came Crom.. Daniel P. O'Connor of Anaheim. He was talking to a Weekender Gardeners' Checklist friend , Cesar Solomita, who asked far help In putting In hla dlchondra yard. FRIENDS and a<· q~intance:s offered to help with the gardening work if Solomita would offer the stimulus -a few six-packs of sud>. ' O'Conner became someth1ng of a local greenthumb and good samaribm after the university's farm advisers had helped hhn . wlth hla own gardening woe.. "When I lint "8me to Anaheim from Montreal Canada, everything wall dyini around my house " s a J d O'Connor. "I oo.;gbl m<J worth of chemicals a n d fertil izers. My WBter bill went '.. • Plant herbs from small sky high. And my dichonclra mtrsery containers for"greater lawn got all infected "'ilh •sure in your out.Joor fungi ," he added. ~ue area. e Prune out b r 0 ken "THAT'S WREN 1 hollered branches and deadwood from for help from egricultural ex- (ruit trees now. The)'.'tt easy tension ," said O'Conner. "He to spot now. when Ole tree is adv1sed me to use fungicide in leaf. Qinlinue to Vr'lgate and cut down on watering con- 1::1 siderably. eeply -at long, regular ~ O'Q:inner soon '-·-'am·e 1 tervals. !JI':\: "{ garden expert I n e This is an e1.celJent time neighborhood. to pla,nt evergreen shrubs. Robert B o a r d m a n , a NW"Serles ha ve a large stock 1 po t e 1 m a n f o r t h e of polished evergreens. such Agricultural Division, said "it a~ ...._camellias, Hollies, would http if more Y•M>\t.mms. and Bonrood. nelRlitiotboods could bave a The foliage textures and gerdenilfg open like Mr. growth habits of the 1ndlvk1ual O'Conner, to alllat 20 or 30 varieties add interest to any · nelstmon. 11 1a-setting. · Boa~dll!.'IA aJ4 that Sow seed In a bed that has been well worked over with a spading fork or power Uller - and enriched will1 liberal amounU of organic materials such ~t moss or con-dlt~ wOOd pr.aucts. Rake amoott.:_nd le vel. BEFORE SOWING seed il'1 a good idea to settle the seedbed by soiking it, then raking to level once again. Thb will eliminate uneven set- tling ·after the seed has been sown. Top the seedbed with a layer of peat ~. wood products, manure, o r ready-to-use organic lawn dressing your nunery offers. The .seedbed must be kept moist at all times, of coUrse, until the aeeds ha v e genninated. SEPTEMBER i s ~:-:!! tionally a bot month in California. Every year, the weather seems to make a la!t ditch summer stand before starting to cool off. 'J1ie aame may not hold true for every . September -or jhis year. But it is no time to stop watering the ga rden in an- ticipation of cooler, possibly wet weather. · In fact, with conservation or water being very important this year, lt ls still a good idea, at this time, to apply a thick layer of m·uich around roses, a28leas, camellias · and planting areas such as flower bed!J, which appreciate plenty of moisture. THE MULCH will keep tf\e plants happy -and conserve water. Pests Come In Variety Of Classes An insecticide controls in- sects. Herbicides control weeds or undesirable plants. Fungicides c o ~ t r o I plant diseases caused by fungi, and prevent deca y. Rodenti cides control mice and other rodents. Nematocides control plant· destroying soil eel worms. Mlticides control mJtes that feed on plants and animals. Pesticides include all the above. Pumpki1i Purloined Burning Off Varnishes Hazardous By ANDY LANG .,, "'"'""''"'" Q. -Several yean ago I took several layers -of varnish off SOJQe old furniture, using. regular varnish remover. The result was pretty good, but it was one of the messiest jobs I ever did. ' Someone has told me that it is possible to take off olcj varnish with a propane torcn. Is this possible? J have a pi:o- pane torch and I have a varn ish-removing task coming up soon. A:-Yes. ii is possible bu t if not i:lone by a professional, there is a definite fire hazard. When it is done, the propane torch is used with a special burner. tip called a flame spreader. Aoother way to burn off an old finish is With one of the electric tools that does ·not have an oj>en ·flame. · Despite your experience, us· ing a varnish remover is the safest way to removi an old flnlsh. Some of the re movers a.re the wash-off type, peT!flit· ting the old varnish to be was1led of{ rather than scraped off after it has been softened. Several applications may be necessary if there are three or four COlils of varnish on the furniture. Whatever t y pe you use. be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommenda- tions on pr ecautions to observe as well as how ihe su rface should be treated after the old finish is gone. Q. -Can you tell me what the words "5-paund cut" mean on the label of a bottle of s!tellac? Also, what's the technique of using &hellac? ' A. -Jt meana that there are five pounds of re!ln to one gallon of denatured alcohol. This must be reduced,further before using by mixing with additional alcohol. For the beginner, it is best to use 5-- paund cut shellac in a 50-50 mixture with additional denatured alcohol. ll the shellac is marked "4- pound cut," use a mixture o! about 60 per cent shellac to 40 per cent alcohol. After you have used shellac a few times. you will begin to forqi your own opinion of bow much al- l'Ohol $Juld he added to the shellac. Shellac should be f.owed on with the grain of the wood. Since it . dries very quickly, don't go· back over areas already dooe. A b o u ,t four hours should elapse between coats. carol. Dan whipped out a copy 6f his publicaUon. The second two words, Plant Finder describe the booklet ~ mirably. lt contains, first a general list or flowers, berries, bulbs, aquatics and other things, with the names of nurseries carrying them. NEXT THERE is a list of nurseries, at home a n d abroad, f<?llowed. by names and addresses of p J a n t sooieties. There are sources of decorative items such as pools, outdoor lighting and sculpture. Finally are listed companies that attend to the needs of arts, hobbies and craft.s, suCh as bonsai, drying and pre- ing and terrarium ite.Jl\I. The book Uemizes 3 O O nurseries and 100 retail and ma~ suppliers. "It's gre8t for garden clubs," says Dan. THE ENTliuSIASTIC Mc-· Namara says that t .he Hardy Plant Firtder will help the gardener buy material not usually available locally and Sharp Garden Fred Deutsch and bis wile Perle, walk through their Fresno garden-made up completely of cactus plants. '.J'he 1.5 acre cactus garden includes thousands of thorny plan~s the .couple has . collected. According to Deutsch, a good cactus garden requues regular watering and as much care as prize shrubbery. • He Knows What Bees Like will support the nurseryman TUCSON,•.Ariz. (AP+-A · smell, and-the fuW factor lhat-to -hava.. a high. pota•shgn collector who grows "the ~ow.er has to be more than determines if the bee will stick content, so we evaluated it for rarer, more difficult materials Just a pretty face to attract with that breed of plant is the the efJect of potassium on the t8~~e~~eg.'~e basis of real -honey. bees, says a· University yi.ste of the nectar. bees he said. 'It was placed of ArLZOna entomologist, an d· "Our experiments incliide in the artificial flower feeder isXdu~:eJ~ey::~~y:i~~ he's ~ut to determine just determination of taste and the potassium was found the McNamaraJio at 6 a what it takes. responses of honey bees to to be a deterrerit to foraging.•• Brooktree Rd., Hightstown, Through his research. sugar solutions," he said. "We Jn other word!: the bees N.J. 08S20. They'll come out of ~.ordon Wal.ler said Friday, he have developed. an ar~ficial didn't like the• taste of their acre of day lilies, is attemphng to determine ~ower feeder with a choice of potassium in tbe onion nectar rhododendrons, :i.zaleas and how fann crops can be bred in SIX sugar solutions in a device With this i mind Walle• 150 daffodil varieties to find strains that are more at-lbat looks like a flower ." said, a plant ~lhologist ~ it for you. tractive to lhe pollinating W AU.ER SAID the first e~ work to breed a s.train of onion bees. He's even trying to pe.riment was run 00 onion 'plants that. is lower in IT JS A GOOD idea to buy a ~ake an onion as altractive as pollination, .since the U.S. Po~ssium content,. tberef0tt, s ........ ific t'""" of fer'"'··· lo honeysuckle bl• .. •m lo •• ,,~ J r -uu..c1 ._,..,, 1.1.1e Department of Agriculture making it more attractive to helter satisfy your garden. bee bee The numbf;n on the fertilizer · reported fanners were having s. bag will direct you . Suppose it in°~t we're doing is work· problems getting bees to Or, the bee!! could be con- says >1~5. whlch is a goOd all-g ~ create a target crop," po,llinate onion blossoms. ditiooed to tolerate the potu· PQl'pose formula. What does ft he sai.d, explaining that honey '·!We found the onion nectar sium taste, and this would mean? be)!s are used by farm.en to solve the problem, be said. The pollinate crops. Whe.n the~bees ' 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ij first figun: means I move from '"'' flower to the . Chemical Peril II percent is nitrogen, 10 per· next they carry pollen which THOMAS F. AU.EN ANTIQUU cent is phosphorus, and the f ttil' final 5 js potassium. If you e nes the other flowers. NEW YORK (UPI) _ Weekends or by Appointment have a 100-paund bag, there "WHEN A farmer rents Pesticides can cause serious wou1d be s, 10 am s pounds or . ~ for pollinatiao, he wbu1d iifp.ess if accidentally inhaled these elements respectively, hke the bees to go to a certain or allowed to collect on The remainder ill a spreading crop," Waller said. "Bi.It the skin. ·John Furrer ex- agent. sometimes they might be tension agronomist at' the FIVE BASIC · · I more attracted to another University ol Nebraska-Lin· princ1p es to coln, suauests caution when control disease in the home crop, such as some wild · ~ garden are sanitation, ex-flowers or weeds.'' using pesticides. Keep handy the number of the Poison Con-- clusion, eradication, protection Wall er said he thinks a bee trol Center nearest you _ jn and resistance. first is attracted to a certain th t 7892 Westminster Awnue Sanitation, as aptly describ-blosso. m by sight then by e even you need help in WestmJnster.Cl.OJ4l892·f- ed by Prof. R. Kenneth Horst1-:::::===='.::=====case==o=f=o=•:er:-e:xpo=sure==· ==~~~~~~=~~~-~'. of· the New York State CoUegel of Agriculture and L i f e Sciences, simpbr means pro- viding good enviromnental condition... I Destroy plant debris and otDer materials in which dlsea!e<8rrylng bacta'la and fungi lurk dorma.Pt... through winter. Get rid ol Old plant parts and wee& in fall to pre- vent trouble in spring. 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Two or three thin coats are beUer . than one 1hick coat. Sand lightly between coals and also after the fina.J coat. Shellac deteriorates 'after a EXCLUSION MEANS keep- few month!, 80 buj only as i n g o u t d I sease-cawing much as will be needed for the organisms by buying healthy job. seedsE ,dcuttings or plants . Shellac that has aged too ra ication is done by long will no t dry properly. removing and destroying .in-fected plants, wb.lch serve as OPEN EVERYDAY 9 • 6 LONG EATON, England <U PI) -Someone stole Keith Roan's pump tin Thursday. The 42-year-<ild bricklayer had nursed the 25-pound pumpkin for five months to enter it in the local horticultural club's competiUon. (The uses of sbellaci: lat-! reservoirs for d i s e a s e quer, varn.Lsb. bleach, re:movef oi'gsnisms. Pesticides, which and ~in-are detaHed ·~y are, preventive tools , help. In Lang's helpful booklet, ••woo11 short. start your control p.ro- . Finlshlng lo the llo , ' hieh gram befoA "dlRa5e, is evi- Roan, who won last year's contest, said, • I can 't beUeve another pumpkin grower would stoo p so low. But I found a large footprint so it l doesn't look a!I tf chlldien- were to blame.'' Roan said he would enter his reserve pumpkin in the competJUon but It Js a lot sraaPer and he did not tblnJt bt had much chance of wlnnlnf. can be obtained by atndln d<TI~ • -· cents and a long, s , CrOp rOtat.ic»-_Ji ~anatbl.r self-addressed envelope t o ~tivei ~Y if IOU Know-How, P. 0 . Box 471, · becomes lnfeCled.• Ute 'resia- HunUngton, N. Y. 11743): . talft. ~ varieties. FALL TRUCK &PAD EViNT•."· . . ' ~ .. 3 PA~IS s1 oe , Plant winier ryegrass. see<! NOW. A Fer • Morse product, Its a low-cost easy way 'fu have GREEN grass all winter. ' ~ . WE 'LL PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS. 1D LB. BAG 1.49 . • Winter sweet peas should although hit arv1ct Is un- go in rigbt away . Make certain derstalfed, It II wi1linl to 1ive you get the "''inter type -r~g::•r:..:denera:;:::::.:..:•d:.vice:::::.· ------!========= not summer sweet peas: BE_DDING PLANTS. . •• 2.67 ... Alt Mil er Mtltd THIS_ EASY! • CO't•n 1000 Sq. Ft. 1. • Feed lawns regularly to keep them green, healthy and disease resistant. AoiiDEN .. CINTER COt.llNG OCT, •• 1 Gl'AlO' Pt.ANT $.LE ·· WAfCH lHll llACI Cl.OllD llPI. >Wt -1tlll lilOoaNUlllT --IUCll ..... ..,_ . ....,.... - INSTAtLED .... ,, . . I CHAIN-UNK . .. .; FINCllG ' MANY VARIETIES AYAILA~LE: . * PITUNIAS * ,COLIUS " , *·PANSIES * llWUGOLDS * llGONIAS . * I(ILAND l'OPPY * SNAPDRAGONS * S'JQCQ * \'INCA * .:tc,IMllOSI _ *· CALDULAS 'MANY MORE • • • '"' SATURDAY,.,& SliNPtf .ONLY-1 ~ .. :. ~,.., ' .. ~ :t........l; ,...--------~.--...... --~· GARDE.N, CINTEI • NIWPOllT UACH • , ................ ! .... Only - , . • • Cal.Tw:f TIFDWARF · '''" t .. .• v-: .. ' Ju.st roll>ll outlllle a,,._ • · ·c.oltM•d you'll'have .INSTAlfY LAWN. Can be Cllt :to patch worn )J pllica in exiBling ... :.Jawm. • ·····YOU HOW! ' .. I~·~. N-1.09 - .. . I I ' • l · • t · \ . ,,._ \ ' Tt.veling in Style Wontait rows two Vttetiiam soldiers ac~oss river so ~ey· can linei .up . for !heir pay. ll·'!asn't '<llss:iosed how local women'&, liberation chap- ·-. / I • I ter. •If there Is· any,. reacted to women doing all the work. Maybe she 'really Is liberated. • ·South _ :S.een Rising Again Male-hating Women Libs Hold Forth Area Spawns Top State Gubernatorial Hopefuls By ARNOLD FRIEDMAN But even if . the politically-revitalhed and • Alioto or one of the ether northerners THOMAS D. ELIAS managed to win the .0 e m o c r a t i c SpeclaJ to Tbe Dally Pilot gubernatorial nomination, tbe Republican Wblle eleclion day is more than two oppositi,on would undoubtedly be from the years away, it's a fairly sife bet another Southland -and fonnidable. Southern Californian will follow Ronald TAKING READINGS of their com: Reagan as the stat~'s n~ governor. . ~ative strengths for the gubernatorial WbO it ·wnl be lS wide _oi>en it this fight' ahead are these Republicans : juncture. At. le~t 10 m.a~r prospec~ , -Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, a fonner ---~~ng_ Califomia T"JiE:pub]~ans yaJI • -San Femando-'fAlley congressman who Democrats ,~e cons1diiing l~ 1974 ~ace. long ago received Reagan's endorsement J3:ut even if a fellow .Republican falls to as his successor. · succeed the two-tenn governor from p ·11 Pall des the odds favor four -~ta~ Atty. Gen . Evelle J. Younger, act c sa • . . who JWDped from Los Angf;les County mo~ rea~s of , Southern C?&liforrua distTict attorney to the top law m-dommalion m the state's top offiee. Four of the last six governors have hailed fro'm the populous southern· part of California, contributing to the nOrthemen' . iacreasing concern over political control by the more corr · seryative sout,h. YET, REGAl\DLESS of the merlll of the pOrtb-south power struggle, the number o! Southern Californians oc- cupytq the governor's office during tho pist 38 years presents a mmeading picture. ~ That's because the two northern· go_v~rS ~ that span, RepubUcan , Earl warren of Oaldalld "'8d De~t l\d~ inund G, .(Pat) Brown from San Frin-' ~isco, held the· office (or nearly 19 years between lhem: .And that accoUnted for m1jor :Chi.mks. of the last three decaCles. ' Tbe ll"/1lll, thoukh;·. could well become the first decade:-sinte .. C a I if o r n·i a &tatehQqd In which the governorship -belonged_ entirely to Southern Callfor· bians. . . With Reag'an pledging· not ta seek a third term Jn 1974, the top potential aspirants for: hl!: job from both parties ate Southern Californians. Ob the Republican side, all four ~vywelghjs come from the Southland. • forcement job in California via the 1970 election. Something of a tradition has developed in California for attorneys · general to · advance to the governorship. It was done ~Y: Warre~ in 1~ and Pat Brown in 1958. -St.ate Controlled Hoastae I. Flournoy, a fonner assemblym1n from ~ili=tldi~..;.!t~. • '. '' ' OY putj rtgulan to be\~~ ap-A.1' alk • .. ,.,..t ear11 -1im1-runner. · ··,. Romti:ej s T t ~ ... _IRONICALLY, IS Brown's son, .,..11u1nd G. Jr., a IOrmtt atlornq from ~ Angeles who bu made a poliUcal 1,1>Yasb since becf>minl secrttafY of state 1"'1> years ~go. · f With 'both the Younger Brown and .Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti of North . Holll'1'00d,likdy ~ljl~les, and ~ate !Nd!r:~.-·~ Miii' ol s.n·'tliego a )lossiblllt:;; ,' llie' '.'"pibipeEll\fe N6J'tllem ' Ci:l!Horiifa • contenilers m· the Democratic · damp figure to b& ~-p~. . · They are two San F'ra.nclicam, Mayor ~ph Alioto and Mills' top lieutenant, ~ate Majority Leader George Moscone. us Congressman Jerome Walditi or Ira Costa .C<xmty. . Score8'1 Point ' . ' PORTL.\l)'Il, . Ore.. (AP) Today's affluent · teenagers was Houslllg. 5eeretafy. G e o r g e ROmney's subject during a talk with parehts at a Portland high school. and it was underscored by :m mt.erruption. ~~; ' . While Romney was talking, the public: address system came to life and Romney bad to stop. Tbe PA uno\mcj!ment wu that .the lights of a pupil 's car were oo. . eastern Los Angeles County and top vote- getter among all statewide candidates 'in 1970 when he won a second term as con· NEW YORK (AP) -And now there·s troller. a new topic of debate about women's -Robert H. Finch, Reinecke's liberation that's bound to make at least predecessor as lieutenant governor under half the population a bit uneasy -man- Reagan, who quit in 1969 to become baling. . President Nion's finit secretary of While more than 200 women cheered, Health, Education and Welfare ind later several speakers gaVe· tbeit personal a presidential counselor. Th: former Los.~ . .Y.itws on wN J'lat\pg men was \~.· ..Anl{eles laW¥er ~ys -'he will retqm tb· ~nal subject related ~women's equality. California ·after the NovemJJ:er .prtsid~· · The conrerence, close<! to men, was tial eleetiO!l to prepare · his state)Vide organized ~.the Feminists of New York, campaign. ' , who had a similar speak.out on rape, Of the four, only Reinecke alf'M.dy· b a s.everal months ago. , · definite candidate· for· the governorship. The others, particularly Fii\cb; are withholding a . decision mainly . to . see . v1hether Reagan will make a rim for the U.S. Senate· when Democtjlt Alan Cranston comes up for ~ in 1974.. 1F REAGAN DECIDES to Stay 'out of the Senate race Finch wUl probably enter it and possibly Flournoy, too. What Younger decides to do -shoot for governor or seek reelection e · at· tomey general. -may alSo have a bear- ing on the lineup of the other candidates. Since his election two years . ago, Younger has attracted attention by liS" Ing' bil office to crack down Cn con-- struction projects and governmental ac- tilins . that might° be harmful to the en- vironment. · Among the Democrats, Alioto may have the bes! ·¥t of any No~ C.lifomia · to \VIII the gubernatorial nomination now that he1 bas been ac- quitted of bribery and . t ... oplillill& charges in WishingtoD '* stemming from his Jaw practice 'deaf1Dgs. BUT WITll MOSCONE and Waldie already campaigriing haref, the mayor would probably have • battle for su~rt in his stronghold -let· alone iii the southland -ii be decides to run. 'Ibe :W..year-old Brown has climbed ahead ,of the prospective Democratic fitold . largely by converting t he historically·mundape secretary of state'• office into a vigorous watchdog agency. As ' the only Democral holdlllg a partiian state constltutiooal office. Brown bas remained axispicuously in the· public eye by enforcing campaign oontributlon Jaws and,. more recenUy, by. uncovering apparebUy improper actions connected with two separate Initiative measures slated 'for the Nov. 7 ballot. · "WE HA VE A moral cause for hating men for they have tak:en away all our power," said Barbara Mimoff of the Feminists, by way of introduction. "Men have imPQsed their minds and bodies on women and our hatred is a natural response, a rational and p:ilitical hatred developing from centuries ·of male rule." · 'Ibe women in the audience, mostly young, dressed in jeans and T-shirts, knitting, taking notes, or holding bands,. paid up to· $2 to hear speakers like Robin Morgan, . editor of an anthology of feminist writings, "Sisterhood Is Powerful/• She read some of her favorite . man- hatlns poe~ from her new book.1 "Tht! Monster," • 11 WANT A woman's revolution like a lover. I lust for it. How I wish that my tears .•. were· bullets .•• to :kill. what terrorizes in men." Janet Bajan, a Dlem~ of the New York ~dical .Feminists, drew applauSQ when she said that man hatred was "a protective reaction .. , a survival meclianism to change the situation in favor ol women." ·Pat Malnardi, marTied, the author of '"'n>e ~olitics' of HouSework," and' the editor of the ~ininlst Art Journal, said, "Man-hatlllg marks a turning.Polnl In the movement. We have been defensive long enough .. " · "PEOPLE OPTEN ask me· how mar· ried women can ~ a man· hater," she ad· ded. "And I wonder, how can .we be anything else:" The women cheered. :Oldster Killed JOHANNESBURG, South Afrlca (AP) -An official in. quest determined that Obed Klloza, 102 years old, was atruck accidentally by a car and killed as be crossed a •t&:eet. Broft also bas wide name recognition -an-h)>oy ·tlliit 1s· 1wo1o1<1. First, H his naine Were to help the secretary of 1tate win the .aovemorship, it would be ironic because Pat Brown became increasingly .llJlpo"""1°. durfn(J his -term Jn of. ~ lillmhlaling wi\h Re a g an' s •p;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;I smashli( v!cfory over him Jn the 19115 I: election. ,-------IJ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL : Rap Dropped' on Esquire EXPDJINCID In A.IL GUIDE ; , COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) -requesting he bring his tape 1 Charges have been. \ln>pped . ~ ~ tramcrlpts of , · giilnst E-"re Ma~"-· con-an Interview ~th ·Co!ley· lnto .; • ""'"' •-the£Ourt, cbarp.:.wen~mecr. tribQtfng editor Jobn Sack of "Since the c8ae has not been ; Los Angeles for refU81ng to brought for trial; the case 13 a.teSUly in the February 1971 hereby dismissed," saJd U.S. 1c0url-marll'I tr Ii I of Lt. Dllitrlct Court Judge J. Roher! ~Wllllam L. Call•y. '· Elllott, ·noting that three court I ' When Sack reruted ·1o com. tehrul had .pwed llince Sack ~ply with an Arn!Y Sltbpoona,. was charged. ~ r. ' I . -~ .. •• • c1 I ~· •• • • • ~-\ . ' . ' BAKERY CLERK _.,...,, At hour "(NII-, ' uea..r 1e1tt-&~11eMn1. 4 • j • l Calf hr a~lnf....nt. llCHAID'S H.UIOI YllW MAim'; ·..W... Mt. Myutt ~ MATTRESSES MATTRESSES IOAll MOMD 11AtUU ln11ut• ...... C..M--.c.. ..... _ .... ·~, .. 1303 : . .. ·- • • DAILY l'llOT l'ootball U.sses · ' Ladies Can~t Win, So They Join 'E·m By AUNE WJLLBUR Christian Science fllo11itor Strvict DALLAS -The l\1onday-night football gwne, which stretches tbe TV weekend sports coverage to three days during th:! football season. threatens lo lea\'' mnny women bored or dateless until 1'~ebruary. &specially in Texas, where football - between taking the kids to practiCl'. pregame brun,ches and a f t e r -g a m e parties -is a woman 's way of life. To help women survive the onslaught of the '72·'73 season, Texas is offl'ring a series of clinics and seminars that tea ch how to appreciate and enjoy footbal l. If ~ can 't beat them, join them! Hundreds of women are doing just that, flocking to class with an eager mind and soaking up football strategy like av id little sponges. Courses come in different format. from · a two-day crash course to a six-\veek clinic, but all give st udents n di ploma proving they arc pro football watchers. A CRASH COURSE in nearbv Fort Worth took place y.·itti a tot of r"ah·rah· rah. Texas Christian Univcrsitv coach and assistant coaches flashed diagrams, demonstrated penalty signals. and shO\\'· et: the different types or blocking, at- tacks, and defenses. The atmosphere y.•as charged \\'ith the exdtement of game "day -hundreds of women, mostly singles, \\'riling hast ily in their notebooks. The' course, sponsored by a local newspaper, was so successful that it will· be repeated next. Au2u.~t. In Dallus. ;i siX·\\'t'r;, i •• 111·'·<' n'fcrcd by El Centro College h1's ;i l':Cr l· l'l·!nxed at· mosphcre.· Classes n1e,•r 1 wiec a \vcck at two locations : in tht• evening al F,J.Ccn- lro College downlO \\'tl. :ind in ~•:if· ternoon in suburbi n. courtesy of the Dallas Cowboys. Evening t'l8sses are popular with single girls, while nftemoon sessons are attended predominantly by married women. BECAUSE OF 'MIE popularity of ··A Better-Half Vie\v of Footbnll." anoth er six-week sessioit will be started in October. The afternoon class at the Co\\•boys' boardroom has a 5,1t. 4 in. coach. Linda . going on, except there were two temn1 and they \Vere trying for a touchdown,". expl ailfed Na"cy ··x." ··until I came here three wee.ks •go I knew •Jiiams' and players' names, but could not see the di fference between • forward pass and a fai r-catch," Betty "Z." confided. ILast n11mes were omitted so as not to disgrace husband and teen-age sons.) Betty came to class carryina: a notebook like every other student, but also put on the table a bright red helmet. \\'hich was mistakenly taken for I foot• ball helmet. JJ turned out to be. a motorcycle helmet. Betty comes to class on her bike, which she acquJred a year ago on a dare from her IS-year-old'IOD- .. ExCept ori rainy days I do not E !ha car anymore," said' Betty, who ll am yto add shoulder pads and a jersey her helmet for graduation day. THE CLASS STARTED with each me presen ting her homework assi1nment: an analysis of the weekend game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New Orleans Saints. Tv.·o students-objected to a penaitv and stated why, and although the Cowbo\•s won, sevtral mistakes made bY. !he team were called out. Coach Linda beamed at the accuraq of her students' remarks .. Only one stu• dent, \vho reported a ··shoestring" ball io the third quarter, w8! told • was rnistakcn. Next. a film of last year's game between 'the Kanaas City Chiefs and the Lo.s Angeles Rams was studied. LlnCll - stopped. the camera tivery ·DOW and U.., t to explain the flne point of 1 move. For women who do not as yet have fa- cess to a football course, Linda suga:eitl going to the public llbrary lo pick up Bolt Lill y's ''All-Pro Football Fundamental•," Spcrts Illuslrated's "Book of Football,'' Chris Schenkel's "How to Watch Football on TV," and Bart Starr's "Quarter~ i.ng." Researclters Ask Labeli11.g Laws Slonaker, who . teaches. football in a Fnr B•nn...:oJnnLnrs lavender pantsuit pill£d~ w1™t., ~. 9{._ • , ~; ~~.~C!~:U~:;.."-ber legs v.•as bru ised bY (ilS{-night's . . game, she expl11ined. and she slill had \\ ASMINGTON (AP) -A group of slight difficulty turning her torso beca~c 1·~sem-chers hp.,!U'Ced lh;f &C]Yemment to of last \veek 's game. . . -r';14'tlre. alcobolk biverape .~ ~O But this did not stop her from dn shiup: disclose whether artlflcial lnJre<llentJ afier Class ·to coach lhe Jiltle·ll'<lf!ue have h?cn uSfll to ~ea brew ~Ubbly q(' ga g whose team incJUdes her 9-yc;1r-<ilrl h:. clenr a C)E\f"el. · • , • soi!" . ''Ou mo!t other foods Md drinks, yoq: "I have -~n bin'* and blue "sinc:c I c~f'I determine. w~at additives fre used was 9 years old and started playi ng foot· simply by rea_~ib.(~tbe Ust print.ell on the ball with my tbrce older brolhf.'rs ·• ex· label, as requlre'H by la\V1" said a repon plains ' Linda. • ' by the Center for Science in the Public Her businessman husband, she says. Ir.!~r~sl. • never pJayed football and is not even wild Tnus far, however, the boozemaken about the game. h·1ve managed to elude the labeling law." "He can take it or leave it.'' Linda .. ~e center, 1'.llh by three former Ralph remarked, "but he ·is rather impressed N. err associates but not connected to by my coaching the kids. l guess I have h_n1:1·. s.'.!nl the . reporl to the alcohol always loved the game ·because I was .d1v1s1on of the Treasu.ry Department. lt playing and knew what it was all about " also S;'nt a letter urging the divlslo,n to · · relinquish its la beling duties· to the Food. CAN ANYONE WAmJ.Jootball for 15 an~g Admini stration . years and know nothing about the game? entei said more than 70 chemical "Yes, yes, yes," was the unanimOlll ad 1ves are pennitted to be used In answer of the classmates for a day. wine without a label declaration. Moat "1 went and cheered with the rest of are ust!d to preserve the wine or cleir up the-crowd but never knew what was sedimedt. ~ It's HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS for the right start in life Klnderprten tltn& ltll Grade • All-411 dases Enroll Now- Registration FH ONLY $10• R-nable Tuition ...... •--· °"""""""' "' --Clilldm ti • ltl!tw ... wt'-" -MP scholastic lland1rcl -1taclilllf 1111 4 R'a: R14h11 -phonlQ), writi,.-, artllmlflk. rudi- FOUNT AIN VALLEY •.16835 Bro<ikhurst Jutt north of WIU'l'lef 714-962-3312 "A Pr!Yate School of Oistinct~n founded in lff2" FROM F as'hion Island N6W:porr Beach SiT ERE0 SOUND.S ·:'o ·t '.-.TAE:-HARB.OR ·-• t . .J... .... •• ' • • • · Co111111ent . Pajte • .,-.. .. On Peace Overtures: Who . Blew What, In Ja1,uary 1969 wl1en Richard. Ni:rmt took ovtr the 1VhiU Houst: and respunsibih ty for 1na1UJ(Ji11g tlie Vittnani War, Averell Ilarrlm<n~ was the c1tlef American peace nego tia tor in Pari.. The author was his princi· pal pol ic11 adviior. 111 this article, Mr. Cooper oive1 hU vftwg on the que1· tim1 flf whether Mr. Nixon ''blew" a chance /or J>6ace at tha t tirne. -By 'l::llESTER L. COOPEP It Is an Ill omen of the tone an4 ~vel of the current great debate that the Democratic vlco-p~ldenUal candldate should .kick oil his c8mp01Jn by aCCll!ling the Nlloo admilliltr.ldlap , of bovlng "blown" the cbaoco for 1·nqotiatecl let· tlement~of Yietnam bl die· e1rly moothl of lats.. . . ,., -, .. . . Ac •• '.toi-)lr:~~ the NorQI Vie :J>y ~ ~·IUbllanlW' number or their forces from South "VJ& nam had provided a "signal'' of their . New Viet Claptrap Confuses Issue readinen to move toward a settlem ent of the war. 1be Nllon adminittration, he charged, not only chose to Ignore .the sljlllll, but proceeded to heat up the fighting. Only the blindly partisan would stoutly {rlaintain tbat: in the early months of its tenure the Nixon administration demonstrated a breathless de sire to pursue meaniDltful negotiations in Paris. One need only recall how the ad· mlniltratiop took lta: sweet time before it eveo re~~ the senior negotiaU!rs who were a .. lated with the previotlS a~ mJnlJCratkJn. . ' .. BUJ' ,'l'lllS ii 1 far cry from saying that • ~cNIJm rtbulled a Hlll!Ol tbat , W1J pai\IJng to make major polJUcal and nillltary' coacessions. If, in fact, the thinning out of North Vie-troops in south Vletuam dtd represent a 1ignaJ from Hanoi that it wu ready to J\tg9fjate Hrloull.J,,Ahrp, the poosibillty,for a Jieace l<llMinmt Dnt appeared not In early 11161 durlnc the Ni:ion administration, but in the-mmmu or 1968 durlng Preaidtnt Joboton'1 tenure. In July and August of that year there wu unmistakable evtdence·that a .significant ownber of -North Vietnamese lroops had pulled out of South Vietnam. Whether Hanoi was indeed trying to send a peace signal to Wasblngton. ~helher it wu sUnply bopillg for a reclprocal aCI: ot American de-escalation (particularly a complete cessation of the bombing of North Vietnam, which at that point had J>een cut back to the 20th parallel), or whether the North Viet" namese troops had been drawn back _JDerely for rest and refitting was by no· means clear at the lime, nor ls It ID rtlrocpecL But mnooc the Am<rlcau nqotiaton In Paris during the 1111DU11er of IOU there w .. a aenalbte dlsposltloo to assume tbat the withdrawal wu, 1n fact, a signal and they recommended that the Unlt..i Slate1 should respond by a cessation of aU bombing over North Vietnam. 'Ibey hoped that in the improved abno3phere of mutual de-escalation an opportunity would be created for new negotiation in- itiatives in the private sessions that were then being held between the American and the North Vietnamese represen- tatives. But this: recommendation was unequivocally slapped d own in Washington. IT IS IUGHL Y unlikely that either in the summer of 1968 or tn the winter of , .. --w 11a .. qreed to ID)' .. ~ tlematl Iba! did nOI lavotve dwnplnc Pretldml 1bleu. Neither Pmldent J-~ Pmldenl Nixon W81 propmd to tab IUcb I coune. What lolly poilil ... be Pilled by rqurgllallnf and olllu,..tlai llie American !UJlOll'O to the wlllxlrawal of North vlitnamete form? The ll<publlcam, too, llave not been beneath waultlag l)llf lntelJJgence. The Nlloo admlnlstrallon reconily llCCUled the v.n-ai. o! aerlously jeopardlltng a Vietnam setilement by llOlldlng PlerTe Salinger to Paris to talk to the Com- mwtlsts. The prospects for peace must be very tenUOUs indeed, if a few hours of coo.venation by an unofficial erniasary of a party out of . office tan place a set- Uement ill Jeopardy. Surely, the North V.ietnamese have learned a great deal .!bout American politics and politicians over the pa.st five years. When the mtn of Hanoi are ready to reach an agreement it will be because they ... c:cnvlnced that It ls In tbelr in- tereJ1 to dO so. They will be unttkely to bo swayed or maneuvered by amateurs. 1be querulous charge is as ironic as it ls hollow and the administration's self- right........, II ill-becoming. THERE IS AMPLE evidence thaf shadowy Republican busybodl.., put atn>ng preS1Ure on the salgon govem- ment in October 1968 to dissuade it from participating in the Paris negot iations until after the American election. The stubborn and negative · behavior of the Soulh Vietnamese delegation during that critical early phase of the negotiations: is probably in no small part due to broad Republican hints that Saigon would fare better to deal with a Nixon ad- ministration. Presidential campaigns in the united States. are typically an O:Ccasion to: ex- aggf".ralion and hyperbole , but Amencans have been conrused enough about Viet- nam without new infu sions of historical diftortlons and electioneering claptrap. -cbri1tiu Science Monlior Sen1cr: • .------0,.r Man in San FrancbrO. -----.. . Silent Flicks ' Spoil Flight S-:}\o?l T~~ ~ef or!Y ~xaipip~d For Passenger By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -u you happene4 to see two fire trucks and a Chief'• car racing up to the Derek Parmen- ters' bowie on Ste~, you rillght as well know the Whole drippy story : a Ma Bellman installing a ' phone ac- cldenLally drilled through a wall and into young Derek's water bed . and ii took au those fine people frOm the Fire Dept. to clean Up the mess. Ms. Bell will buy Derek a new water be<t. Filled. DOC ANDERSON of Napa, on TWA Flight 750 to London, reporis he paid $2.50 tor moTle headphones -and what came ontO the 1ereen were three ahortStiy Cblpllii, all ailent! No re- fund, sorry. · THE REASON airport se<:urtty Isn't working, suggests Ale:r Melteff, 11 that you-can. always spot the FBI man: "He's the one in swim tnmkr, car .. rying a heavy· briefcase." I DO BELIEVE Namephreak Charles Rodrigues bas discovered a classic. Working at Houghton-Mifflin Book, ·Go. in Palo Alto ls Mrs. A. Barbee Daul! Jf her husband's name turns out to be Ken I'll jwt dilllle. KIDDIE KORNERED: Frank Per· ry's five-yr-old girl, watching an Olympic dlscus-thrower on the telly, turned to pop to inquire "Is that a Frisbee?" ... And Dave and Roz.anne Naumann were singing a rOllllng chorus of "Row, row, row your boat" in the car when their three-yr-old Todd stuMed them with this insight into life : ''Merrily, merrily, merrily, life is down the dra in?" Verily, verily.· D4VE WARD'S 1tlckor In 1earch of a bamper: "Re-eltct Nlson and Thieu " ..• As for my question of a few days ago -"Does Sargent Shriver ever wonder who was eighth on McGovern's list for Vice· President?" -Dave has the anawer to that, too : Peter Lawford . . . r _guess the th.Ing 1 like belt about NI.ton is that he really can keep a secret , like that plan to end the w'•r it.-vou were~iiCared off by the 15,IJOO.a-<:QUp!e tab lor the opening or the Sydney Opera Hou.se next year, you may \flnt tb revlve your reserva. tioos. Tbcle were so few t1kers !hat yod can no\\' get q,rfthMtra seats for a pldCfling eight buell' (plus plane fare ) . THE BIG head in The Ex-"Nixon Nom inated With Little Diuenl" - brightened the Burlingame heart of Inna \V eisskopf: "I'm so glad they finally picked an Indian for Vice President ,,. BARREl,'S BOTIOM : Barnaby Conrad p6stcards from Auckland N.Z.: "When I accepted thls a9Slgn ment from True magazine, J thought _ they said U1ey wan ted a travel piece on OAKLAND" ••• And from faraway sallnali, E.J. Thorndike f I a s h e s : "Frankly, I wouldn't mind being a skyjacker but I'm :icared of back stairways." ADD SIGNS or summer: Joan Baez and a shaggy blondish feller necking at the Pulgas Water Temple as In1tamatlc1 clicked from all directions , •• Afterthought: "Necking" may be the last term 'rom the Flapper Era stlll in current usage. THIS OLD TOWN' How about TlflS group performing outside Bob's on Polk the other 2 a.m.: ,a ta~ancing Christmu tree, songs by Glinda the Good, guys in white tie and tails and gals in 1930s "vamp" outfits; a li.uome girl in a silver bathing suit and a roly-poly cupid on roller skate.s. "What's the name of your troupe?'' someone asked. The reply: "Tommy .Hall!" Well , why not. The soi:ir notes came a~ few minutes later when the cops rousted these cheerful, joyous people whose only crime was making people happy. YES, WE have no, bananas : Up in Sonoma, Joe Benguerel was beating the bushes for some banana stalks to use as decor for a South Seas party - and the reason he .struck out may be newsy. Since 1963, all bananas have been corning into port in boxes and plastic bags. When they cam e on stalks -eeeek -tarantulas! SCOOPS DU JOUR: Why wa s swing- ing Sammy Davis d o w n there in Miami with thbse s t r a i g h t Republicans? "Because," confides a close friend, "he wants to be known as the only m@ in the world who can make it wlth""'Nlxon AtID .. the Black Panthers." MAYBE OUR ~1uni Ra ilway isn't so mulliserable after all . Dan Frishman , just back from Bulfalo, reports th at the busef there bear signs reading "55c Sit, 35c Stand ." CAENFETTI: Our only-in-Oakla'Jhl item for today . comes from David Laing, who wu confronted by th is sign as he checked lnto Merritt Hosp.: "Stalnvay Out or Order, Please Use Elevator" ... Sen. John Tunney saw "The candidate '' and says he's con- vinced it's the story or Pft Brown Jr. (I lhlnk that's supJXlsed to be funny) . . . Author William Saroyan, in and out of UC Med Center for a checku p (no pernicious Armenia), ambled over to Carl St., where he once lived as a 1tn111lillg writer, and wa1 delighted to find a group of young people planting trees. "About tim,," he said to Dr. Chauncey Leake. "I suggested that 40 years •IO and think how big those l1ftS would be now!" ••. Auto Theft Soars 'Cri1ne of Y 01;itfi' Shows Big Jump Alltomobll< lhd1f-Joow COlll!tlllte • percent ol alt major crtm,. "'"""iltied In the untied Stat ... Ill the clty of Los Ang«1;let, for uamplt, a car ls ttolen every 15 mJnales. Cir I.he.ft is a crime of youth. More thm balf of the cu thJeves arrested are under 11. Throull> the eflort1 of speclaU,ji In law tnlorctment agencies1 the rate of %"1 of atolen cars io quite 1oad -J 15 perceoL However, W,)'QU get J>.a~ .,.y not reacmbte 'llihal you lost. ..,,.,_t parts Slrlpped from stolen cars are 1 big business today. Bucket seats, stereos, engines and even sheet melll usembUes are often removed from a stolen · car and sold. The re-... malncler of the car II then aba!ldO!fcd IJld evlntoally located through ldentlll- callon numbm. " · 'n,e 1Yir11• ~toll lo return 1 re- C!>Varad car Ii> Iii or1a1na1 ccndtUon ii about •1,000. · , -Waltn T Servloo Severe Inequities Cited. . . But Governor Dissents The following is from on editorial in ihe Wash ingto• Post. The ·traditional method ~f paying for " public schools results in severe in- equalities. Rich districts generally spend muc]l more on their children· than poor districts. The first question is whether these inequalities violate the Constltu· tion. The second question is how to move toward ' equality. Both issues are now rolling toward the Supreme Court, which must decide how to handle them . The case immediately before the court comes from Texu:. One school district in San Antonio has a fat ta:i base, and, in the school y.!ar 1967-68, it spent $543 per pupil. Anothef' SID\ Antonio district his 2 • thin tax base,~and, ih the same year, with a higher tax only $231 per pupil. ' . ' A THREE.JVDGE federal court look- ed at that 9}sparity and ~nciuded . that, under the t4lh Amendment, the educa- tion opportunities of children must not be made "a function of wealth, other than the wealth oC the state as a whole." Like most large constitutional issues, this one deserves to be examined in tenns of its foreseeable · social con- sequences. The Te:ias decision implies full state funding whicll, in its simplest form , would rneari uniform state wide tax rates. It would also mean unifonn statewide e~dltures on children, possibly with adjustments for local operating costs. The effect is to bring the low-budget school systems up to ihe statewide level, wherever it may be set, but it also holds the high-budget schocl J)'51ems down to the statewide level. Equal statewide finaricing · will take more money out of the ctntral cities than it will give to them. A state coufd theoretically choose to appropriate extra funds to deprived urban children. But it would be very difficult for the cities to get those appropriations through any legislature, as a matter of practical politics, in a period lo which other wealthy districts were being held down. ·-STATEWIDE property taxation 'would bear especially heavily on farm areas, where families hold much more of their wealth in real estate than urban famil- ies do. There is ,a ,Jr.g and obvious public in- terest in req.g a high floor for school budgets, but there is no ·public interest in enforcing a ceiling. The high-cost school systems tend to be the most innovative and e:iperimental. They tend to exert a pressure on the others to raise their stan- dards. That pressure is· good for the country as ·a whole. To apply the Texas decision nationwide would do more hann than ioocf to the country's schools. Arithmetical equality in expenditure is not a desirable policy, at the price of hobbling and restricting the country's best schools. The )>roper course is continuous and 'vigorous legislation by state and federal goVemments to support equality of educational opportunity by bringing ail schools up to a strong national standard. If some districts have the resources and dedication to exceed that standard, they are entitled to reach higher. The following is from a lttttr to the Washi'ngton Po~om Governor Wtndtll Anderson Minnesota. < •• •• On the basis of Minnesota's erperlence in reform of school financing, I disagree with several points of yOUr critical editorial on equalization. of educational funding. .. First, YoU misjudge the implication of the Rodriguez and Serrano deci.sions. The Serrano legal doctrine does not necessarily require uniform expenditures per child. Whalit does requlf\ ls that the tax effort to produce aey particular Ien.1 of spe~g be equal. THUS, if school district "A" spend.9 twice as much as district 11B",'tbe th: effort is also tWice as much. Under the eJ.istini systems of nuil.y states, and under the system repealed by Minneflotl last ye_ar, property-tu-rich districts: made low effort in terms of tu rate, but got more in return than poorer district.! with higher tax rates. Secondly, you say the decision' "theoretically" allows extra funds for deprived urban children, 'but that it would be "very difficult" to get these funds Jor the educational overburden .of hard-t~ucate children. In Minnesota it is not theory. Min-- nesota's new school aid law counts each child from an AFDC family as an ada ditional %: pupil unit. The COit of this n a Ira weightin1 ls $37 inuoon, wltb the largest part going to the central cities. Third, I reject the "trickle-down 11 theory of educatJonal innovat4in you use to justUy -allowing proptrty.tu-rtch school districts to spend fcir above the average district. Some of these districts carulOt afford tlietn. TO MEET this objection, a seeUon of Minnesota's new school aid I aw establishes a council on Quality Educa- tion with an appiopriation to give grantJ to districts, rich and poor, which propose worthwhile projects. Fourth, your raising of the specter of increasing class sizes in high-cost di.s.tri~ts due to mandatorily lowered or frozen ei:penditures is not justified by Min.Oesota'~J &:perience. . ' AU dlstrlets are allowed to fuerease per-pupil unJt Upel!dfturos1• but biglH:ost di;slricts ate aliowect a smaUer in~ase than average or below-average districts '7 a' tpUc_b restralnt1 bill not a stritt ·1acket. Fifth, your point that school tax refonn would bear unfairly on land-heavy farm f~ies is not supported under the Min· nesota experience. The new school aid law put in a $ZZ,.million provision to put the tax rate on farm land at a level below other kinds of property. SIXTA, M11mesota dealt with the com· panion problem of municipal tax disparities by refonning state aids to municipalities in the same law. State aid was changed from a per-capita system to a formula reflecting high municipal costs. State aid to our lwo largest cities, for example, was doubled, Minnesota is now in the position of gaining rational control over its ta-1 system. No Jonger wilt s c h o o J s ~ municipalities and the state pursue separate and conflicting fiscal policies. The Legislature has the abilitx to r• C 1 T ' fk H T It lJ ilonaDy choose the miJ: or taxes (Income, ampa ... gn a rt' anns p excise or property) used to finance all Draft Amnesty Gains · public services in Minnesota, and the P h abjlity to make fational decisions aS to Un C ..: . how much revenue each function ot 'gGVemment shall receive. By HELEN B. SHAFFER Editorial Research Reporh • pie opposed r~•l> 11.n g unconditional proll\Jse of amnesty, Abraham Lincoln amnesty to thoW"wbo Deel the country. tried to win southerners away from the The numbli-· of war resisters in Confederate cause. The emotion-laden issue of amnesty for Canida, their main refuge abroad, bas 1be last pruldentlal amnesty, invoked draft evaders and deserters gets new im-betft e~Umaltd ... is Mah u 100,QOO. by Harry s Truman nearly 20 years ago, petus now that the presidential campaign Howe"er, molt estimate• fall closer to applied to Korean War deaerten. So fir, is warming up. hall u many, Jmmlpllon flcures lJr Iha cumnt talt about amnuty bu been The question is what to do about the ~catefewerltill,altboUibthaetakeno largely ,in term• of dr'aft many thousands who have fled the COWl• accowit of illepl entries.· evadm. Amnesty for d6lerten la con-sidered an even more eerilltlve" Issue as try , gone to jail or sllpped undorground WHILE 'l1IEllE II no .,,....,ent on long as Americana are' still flt)>lillg in lo avoid military service in Vietnam. UM! number Involved, It ii IUffJclent to Viet Nam. Should they be condemned to petntanent COllUllllld auentloe. Amerlcou yootm, in v exile and be branded as criminals and particular, are grea\l)' ooocemed. "On BILLS BEFORE ~ Introduced fug itives from justice, or should ·means every camplll," Senator Edward M. Ken-by Senator Robert Taft Jr. (R-Ohio) aild be sought to welcome them back into the nedy (0-Mass.) bas said, "the quesUon of Rep . EdWard I. Koeb (0.N.Y.), ofter am- natioftal community? amnesty is one of the first a polillcal nesty but would require some form of The ll<mocraUe nominee, senator leader must answer." A aubcommltlff dvlllan service la re1unL Tait silcl 'II George s. McGoV<m, was llnl to raise he heads oonducted three d1171 of hear-would be "a t(J'Oll ~ for us lorev"' the amu .. ty issue, for whicb he lnp Jut 1prln1, taking testlmony from to foreckloe .lheae )'OUllJ mm, however sometime\! has been portrayed " a aome' lit witnesses. ml&lllde!f, l1'lin partldpll!J>g fully In radical. But hlo 1tatemenis and the . A hoieond father l<U!d 11 hml to bear """~ Ille." But he ~ that tbt}' Democrotlo Platfonn adopted In Miami the lhoulht ol letllal thole wbo ~ aboWd not •lml>l1 119 ftk>ililled bl'clr Beach do not go beYond stating a "firm milllary -to froe. A v...._, ..itbout J 11111 "'tllltment to do service Intention" to declar. amnesty whtn tho orpaizaUcn olllelll cblded Jtenuedi for · lilt. lbelr ~· , fighting is over and American troops and ~;;::. ~"'ri.~a::c.1m ·~ 1oV ,,.:~~tie: prilotle<• of war have returned. ..J."4'~ llbbop Jollll w , ,... ... .,a;,. ol r9....,. t.J ·a ~~ Nixon . ho s shown lltUe .Lord 1114 a-, Clibollc ff.' ,...,._ ~ , ii ,me s1111pitl!,y for ·war evaders. ~ ,,_... ~ for . 1pot-ol the -iJilsl-.. nloT .. Am11<1iy ts not entirely a partisan u ~ -tawallf 1,.....ocruat1on • men! hnt !'!i.fin 11111 1C11D -.t)' matter. Members of both parties in dlfltlod .... ' , olleftd ,M lallli 1 lor wbal 11\ey do Co1uri; .. have introduced billt to provide ,,_ ..,. support llillest;i: IOdq Clll , not OOll•lt!!! • .... 11· all'bal • btJhlY cOndillonlt ~11 for war mders. But dta,lls -since ancletl -te. ltoal monl lilt. ' this will not make the i.sue any eatior IO .,.,.,...,..,. of war IJld d.U al!lfe. la the Nl!tl'flielea. b ll!e .... ii madt,, settle. Feellnp on both aides run lirollC: UnltOd' Stat... Oeofle Wisblol1m wla Dllll7 dcubtlell, !'1*f •-:; J°" tlol)' M a lellC)' of the deeply diVllli'e U-ooly the flnl of 1111111 ~ td -... re!lil--6a "'"' perlence of the war tlletl, a fuD<lreu m•k• lilt or Ills conJlltullooal power ,"to ~ ""' --• • ..._ ol lhe debate e11 lllUMlty oould --1rant reprto-... and pllrdool." lie nilltanco llr • ....,., wllo N!'IOd rendln« exptrlence for Ille ..uan. = ~· to .IM w.ealtrn lllllr ~ tlli ,W ·•· 'Ille inell'-,_.. can •·-''r be caDecl 1 --"'U... wllo dilld 1111...,. ,.,,_It '!Ill! -le .. lhim ., tile 11 ,• .,;;ia}-.,, A o~; poll conduelecl In federal la coi';tm and to6t par;t ill the 1111 ,_. Ylellml at llit wit,' aullarlat" June indicated that !O percent of the peo-~ Wb1&1'Y Re-of Jltl. 'l!tOligh the mon , ~, !ta tbaa othen. ,... fr · · • Under' the ojd system, What was in- vested in highways, municipal service.a, polluUon control .or education depended on the uncoordinated decisions of the 1tate, more than 400 school districts, 87 countie.s and several t h o J s a n d municipalities and townships. N6w over- all ~trot is possible. ¥1NNESOTA lowered Its property tar 11.5 percent this y1ar by shifting much of 11ebool financing to fairer state non-prop. erty taxes. It further put the state oo the road to equal edueatlonal op- portunity. Thla is good !;t pollcy and educat~• poJJey wlllMll( rerard to any court dlcblam. I hope the Supnme Court will , ftnd 11 lo be «ood legal doctrine.as well. • SalUrday, September 16, 1972 ·Tiit comment page of the °"'1 Pilot seeb lo Inform anti, ·•llmulate readers by i-:-tibg "•arjety of <om· DI~ 011 topics Of Intel' ~1 and -,aill!llfleance from UllOlmed obMners 1 n d ~'. ' bioirf 'If. W"4, Publl.W " \ • I • ed l wi to a dr r pu 1n tie e ha en pr pa m I ye In st th m ha r ha di k ha -the Ion wa th m ble m po Fa A .. ' • "· 1 ·~ ~ ma is we car do lot ga rota the T tng man tngl tion hell coul In we ere Mos the I. • • • Good morning, gu·I• and bo)'ll. ll'11ood to be back here with you again. You didn't know it, but Uncle Len meak· ed in 1 few days of vacation tut week. But now I'm back with 11\other fun topic for you to wort on ln the art, poem and riddJe contests . First, before you get started drawing, you probably should read the 1tory al the rigbl. Even_ with all of man's knowledge and hia v a 11 t technological su~~ like putting several men on the moon, he ,knows relatively lit· tie about what went on this earth belore we came to in· habit il. Many scientists devote their to.lire lives to the study of prehistoric weather and life patterns -but there remain many mysteries about what the earth was like millions of years ago. i lhinlt you will be illbJresled In learnlng what one of tho,,e student:a cl the 11ast believes ls the answer to one of the most mystifying questions -what happened to the dinosaun that roamed and ru1ed the world. or course we know what happened to them -they all died . But we don't exactly know bow or why. What could have caused the downfall of these magnificent creatures? • We do know that it wasn't man t1at killed lhem off. because they became extinct long before the first man walked on our planet. But there have been many guesses made as to what was responsi- ble for the end of .. these massive species. and one more ~ibility is suggested on our Family Page today. • ... ...... I I ,.......... -@' Q / -,,,,·_ 0 0 ~ ~· ... It -= ¢ ··--- • . ~'"--==--~c__.· -----"-··- * PRIZE WINNER * Chris Kuder, 9, 2985 Jacaranda, Costa Mesa Any cblld under 12 cu enter Uncte--Lf.D's Contest. Here's all you do: (I) draw picture on. piece of ~lain, white paper Sii inchea wide and 4 inches deep. Use black lnk and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture, It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and addreSI on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Ar\ Contest. Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will J"Ktive Kennedy half dollar. Maybe someday we'll find received many entries th is proof as to wtiat wiped them ~ week · that were neither the out -and perhaps it will help right siu or on the right sub- man deal with h j s en-_ject, but which nevertheless vironment in the fubll'e . were products of a lot of effort I can tell that many of you by yoyng art.lsts-in the Orange are back in school, because County area. the number of entries into our Among those were a contests is always higher when beautiful color picture or a you're used to aolng some horse's head by Keely Smith lhinking and creating, like you of Huntington Beach, a picture do in class. of Olympic swimmers by 1 should mention that we Karen Johnson of Huntington Beach, a picture of some fun- week, of a surfer taking 1 wave. 'I'hat was by ·Paul Winocur of Newport Beach. That was a most lpnovaUve drawing, with the little surfer standing right up off the page, but unfortunately. it could not be shown that way in the paper, which bnly has two dimensions.- All of lbese folks get honorable mentions for th e week, and our thanks for send- ing in their fine work. Oh, before I forget, the sub- ject for next week Ui dinosaurs -draw any k1ncl of dlnouur that ever existed. SW.,.... 111 '"'-,. ... ...,_ c/• o,.... CHSt Delly PIM, lu 1161, C•N M...,; Cellf. ny winged dogs with hats orl, all standing at a flower garden,. by Kim Kastor, also of Huntington Beach, an Olympic flag Qy Lisa Stafford of Huntingtol'. Beach. and a cute color drawing of a U.S. sailor by Mary-Kate Anderson of Santa Ana Heights. I even received my 1irst lhree-dimensional picture this One of our winners today was just over the line on our 12-year age limit, but since she wrote a fme poem that made us feel all 1ood. •he was our wir.ner. Have 1 safe and fun week. . Andy HIMh • c.npi.11 :».volU!TMI Ml 111 thil M.,.11 Students Encyclopld!1 to Pifer G1r.,..y, 1119 lJ, of ~II L1k1 Cl· ty, Vl11'1, IOI' 1'111 qu-e1llon: Who invented the Wankel enghle? lt1any Inventors helped lo make it workable. But this remarkable engine is named for Felix Wankel, ·no doubt because he was the first one who insisted that such an in- vention was possible. This G e r m a n engineer-inventor started working on a rotary type engine in the 19'l0s. Other inventors helped and 1n the 1950s, a ralher clumsy model proved that the job waa posaibte. More i n v e n to r s helped to improve the model. Still more are.needed to make the Wankel a suitable, anti- pollution e·ngine for o u r automobiles. Actually this story began almost a century ago, when Nicolaus August Otto first demonstrated a workable in- ternal combustion engine. Thia is the four-stroke piston engine we still u.se in most of our cars. Jts thrust is an up-end- down moUoo that requires a Jot of extra mechanical gadgets to convert it into the rotary 'lDOtion needed to tum the wheels. The hard working old platon engine has proved itself.· But many mechanlcs knew that an tngine that created rotary mo- tion right off the bat would be belier -il only somebody could invent one. In ~ 1920s, many inventon were buay on the problepi Of creating such a JOlatY ena:lne. Most of them gavo up hoc.uae the geometry <JI auoh an enctne aeemed lmpoulbl•. Dul nol Felix Wanltel of Gtnnany. lfo explo~ed all oort of circular combinatiom. and In 1930 he "lahllshed 1111 lnltllute where oth~rs could explore them further. The first modW " e r 1 clumay, hul they showed prMI· ise. Gtrml.DY'• NSU Motor Worb hoped to UM. Wllll<el'a ldN to deve1of ·•·Jlll>W 2 Walter G. Froede.~ o(_ tnvenlorlt,,~~" to improv~ 1he model. 'BY JIN they had made clelllllte lm. prove mW. Then Curtlu·Wrillht took tbe ~lenla fbr further' devalop- ment ID .<merica. Their 1 .. ventors Cllar1es Jonff and !I. Benlele oolved -<JI llll WGl'lt problems and Ill -produced a worbble model • I • lhal looked '"dy for mass Ca production. ~---ro JJ,. M~antlme, back In {'., Corner----. Germany, NSU adopted lhe American improvements and ~added a few of their own. Their model is the basic Wankel now manufactured in Germany and Japan. America had a good reason for hanging back because by this time we were .aware that a u t o emission.,: are a major cause of air pollution. Gas, steam, electricity and all other Possible ideas were being considered for anti- RIDDLES and JOKES PRIZE WINNER Pro!. Throttlebottom: Tommy, where where is your homework? Tommy: I made an airplane out or it and someone hijacked it to Cuba. 1-'9 Mtrc•, 11, 114 lt-11 l"IKt, '"'' Mew pollution enginu to replace l!:::==================:::'.J the old plslon engine·. The marvelou.s little Wllll<el did not pron.iae to meet American .---------------------, slandardl for 1975. Otto's sturdy old tntemil combustion engine is a good old work hone, even though it does waste energy and foul up lhe alJnoaphere. Felix did not give up when the wasted el)el"l.V problems seemed im- po.saible. So maybe what we ne<d .,.,., ... WBl1kel·lype in· PEOPLE From the sky to the ground; From the stars and all around: There are people living and free; People like you, people like me! A 11(......-, llllf •llar Ifft h NIM? Ml*• lt.. llh f!f ,_. .... c... MtM fw ........... •lrY kit .. '"'" .... -CM ... t. MID r..-Nllft 91' ""' ti1 UllCl9 Ltrt. .. IS.. C..11 Miii, Cllll. veotors to create a reliable L--------,_ ____ _. ______ _. built-to emisslon c o u t r o I symm. 'P1ltli the remarkable llllle rotary engine might be r ju.st what we ne<d and want ID ! tbe family car. · i * !*,. ,,,,,,,.., """' Ill. fio 1""9 M11rtl11, IOI U •.Of H .. H1rttorf. ... Y .. ,_.NI...,.. ... , Wlaat mUa a flame 10 up? There Is a reaaon.why lhia la · the proper wa1 10< a llickerlng flame to ao. But the reuon b DOt euy to understand · btause . our eyo cannot see · why ll happena. We have to dOl>tlld on wbal the experta tell ua about boW ga,.. bellave. And most ga,.., of course, are ln'9alblt .. ·&~ even though. we cannot keep ap e70 on them, they muat cl>ey certain very atricl nil<a. For example. when 1u.a (et bot .they spread out and ezpond. This mal<ea them llpter -wbich abou1d (Ive YOU a bfnl. Cort: lloala becauae ll la lightor than water. A ,halllion filled Wllh helium llOll'I aloll beeaUM helium b lighter tbail the ordinary afr. Rot air rises when tt -'nd> enough to heCome lilbl« !baa the ·air All ·neuth .,,., ......... ~ It. and cllldleo warm jlOClttls ti air ai•l'let oome of lhe ..... ~. The pro;.. 11111 fW Iba ftamea to ro Is up. ""-lllelt ruos are Hghter tlin tllt air llt<IUDd them. Sadie, •young mocklngblr4. :?iihawufor rood altu bein& HllCUed by her owner, Ull Lciudmnllk, O( Atlanta, G1., when a dog Int her~le's troullles IH 1boul over, 11 11161'111& il,4u W.U, 111ct lbt'll. aoo11 join ber fu~ trlilida ~ &lr. ~· • , • Bey, Where's Some Bay One hippopotamus at Lion Country Safari In· Laguna Hills munches some 1unch, while the animal's friend seems to be demanding more -or ya\vning in bore- • S.lurday, Sfptrmbtr lb, 1972 UAIL V PIL.OT dom. Each of the hippopotamuses eats about 20 pounds of hay and three pou nds of grain daily. Heat Loss: Dinosaurs' Downfall? LONDON (UP J)-For 167 mill.ion years dinosau rs dom- inated the wurld of the beasts and then they mysteriously vanished from the earth. Scientist Robe rt Bakker of Harvard University has a theory that he believes Jll8f explain this enigma of 70 or 80 million years ago. ~ Most reptiles are ectotherms, meaning they depend on e1t~ources to regulate body heat fN AN .\RTICLE in the scientific magazine, Nat urf', Bakker argues that dinosaurs may have differed 0-om other reptil~ in that they were endotherms who need to produce a lot of theLr own body heat to keep their temµfr· ature constant. Bakker says dinosaur skeletons show they were more like comparatively swift modem mammals such as ele- phants or rhinos than lizard-like reptiles. High speeds are attainable only by endothermic animils. He lilts a nllmber of other points which tend to support his theory -the fact that dinosaurs were large and a greater area of body would helg in insulation, th_at the 1YPf of food or "energy budget" o( the din osaur was more YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. 1 A UN Security Council measure calling for a halt to military operations in the Mideast, bu t not referring to the e;Iaylng o( Israeli Olympic team members, "''as vetoed by .. ? .. a-the Soviet Union b-the United Sta tee; c-China 2 The .SOvieL spacecraft that reached . , ? .. in July &fter 1. •-month vo yage found that the planet's· •urlace composition resembled that of Earth's granite rocke;. a.-Mars b-Saturn c~Venu• 3 The U.S. Senate pa.eaed a $33".6 b1llfonmeasure to share federal revenue a "61 th states &nd local- ! ties for the !.irst time on a no-strlngs baele. The House earlier lf!d pase;ed a. somewhat di f- ferent measure. Mr. l'Jxon ha11 .. ·? •• the idea of revenue-aha.ring. a-backed b-opposed c-been neutral about 4 Io approving a military spe~ing measure, the House Appropriations Committee said that the military should (CHOOSE ONE: speed up. halt) the practice or hiring civilians to replace Gls for doing KP. 5 J'he Int e rnatJ.onal Olympic Committee has acheduJed a. congress a. year from now for the purpose of reviewing the future of the Olympics. It will be the .. ? .• Olympic congress In mod- erh Olympic history. .a-second b--fourth c-sixth . PAllT ti • WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 polnta for each wprd that you can match with Ila correct meaning, · 1 .•... fl1lr 1-to thwart 2 ..... foll 3 ..... flu.ke i ..... flaunt 5 ..... flare b-to ahow off 1n A bold way c-a sudden outb..tr11t d-naturaJ 1ptltude o r knack e~ange bit o! luck 'AllT Ill • NAMES IN THE'l.Ews you c~ . Take 8 polnta for namt1 that correctly match with the clues. l ..... Lon Nol 2 ..... Ja.me1 Holla ' l ..... Kafe& el•AHad • 4 ..... Glia Hall • & ..... Oeors• Meany a-Preaident, Cambodi• i;.A FL-CIO Pre1ldcnt l'• Presidential candi- date of the Comm11--...... nist Party, USA d-President, Syrli. e-former Tea.mater"' Union Pre1li_ent • ~ VfC, IAC., Medi-, W11e. ... ln like that uf a la rge animal than a lizard. It~. HE SA,'S, there \\'3S a sudden drop in temperature al the end of the Oetaceous period. as some geologi.sta believe, the dinosaur's size, nakedness and endoth~my would have combined to wipe out the species. Bakker also suggested that d.iplodocus, the M-fool dinosaur long assumed to have lived in water to support its vast bulk; was actually a land dwelling animal. He de· duce~ this from the shape of its skeleton ·whlch Indicated it \\'as deep and narrow like an elephant, not broad and flat like the water-loving hip po. S l~CE SKELETONS are nature's engineering, Cht'rrie Rr:lm\\·cll. a pale<1ntologist at I~ University of Reading, (":>llal>orated \vith Dr. George \Vhitefield , an engineer. in a study of diplodocus \l'hich they said shows there is no rea· son 11 CO'!ld not have Jived on land. Diplodocus "'as so large and heavy (about 80,000 pounds) U1at scientists ha\'e fel t its great body sagged in the mid- dle. Applicati<!.n of engineering principles shows this not to be lhe case. ihe researchers reported, because dlplodocus ·was built like an arch bridge above spine and a 1uspen- !'1on brid~e below ribs and his leRs were vertical And stra ight. the righ1 shape and strength to carry the toad , TeBt Yourself Hfrt't I cn1nc• lo~ tvtrvor,., Ir• 1111 f1mlly •1111 -11th ft ""' i. tesf ll lt OI' h~r own "llO~ tvr newt." l1k1 tl'll• wtelcly N-1 Oull In 11'1• prlv1ey ol rovr ow" l\!lme (Yriu don't • .,.,., lllv• M ltt tlM fttl of llll l1mltv kt\Gw /low You mltd~ out) 1rw1 IH llow """"' rtu -now •bout W!'11r1 t01111 on In the world tod1v. Dlll't CllMI -AnlWHI •••••r IWll<lflt ftww) """" tUil. Match .word clues with their correspond· ing pictur,11 or symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. B 22n~ !.. ... Au tum n .. ? .. 2 ..... btg1 ns Sept. The Team Canada - Soviet Selects series move 1 to the Soviet Union th.is week 3 ..... Jewish Day of Atone· ment observed Sept. 18 .; ..... As a good\l.'111 gesture. this naUon ga ve a pair of black .sw&ns to China a.nd received a. paJr of black· cranes in return s ..... • Symbol of U.S. Envi- r onmental Protection Agency 6 ....• Th is i s Cone;tllution Week 7 .... ' H i gh rice pri ceg c aused riota here 8 ..... Jlie Nasta se of Ru- mania was 1 winner at Forest Htlls g,,.,. United Nations Gen- eral Assembly opens E .new seaaion Sept. ,-~~,......, •• ? .. 10 ..... Symbol of fire preven- tion G lOM KIPPUR H J HOW DO YOU llATE? ( S... 1 .. h Sid• of CN!a s.,.,.,.1y) 71 .. I) point• -Goo4. 61 .. 10 ,.1nt1 -,.,,. .,,., ~111-H'IMI! '1 ,. 100 poh .. ·TO, SCOllC tl ,. to,., ... -bcellent. fAMILY DllCUlllON QUll1ION , Should beuuty pageants be dlacontinuod , ,_~ 8omo • bi.Yo 1uggeeted? Why or why notf THIS WllK'S OW.LENGEi MO '(011 Ntme the new ?ttl8tt Amtricll nnd her homi/ 11t:itc. ---------------------..._ lilt'••,~ Jt ••'""""W "llY 41H1 IJ9te'nVH:> v-11 •r-11::>-1 :1¥ :a~ ~·1 ::r• ~·r Jt r i,.1 a.1nO ioe ... .u ~·1 :,.,-~, 1 ... 1 :1·1 11111•vl' ->1 1,., t ... t l••1 1e.1 'N J~V4 •·s 1•1•tt• i ... r 1,.., ·1·1 ii llYI • -• -· .. • J ' , .. • . '· ' . ' • • • • ' • • ' • • • • • ' • • I • t • • I • ' • ' • '• ' ,· ' • • • I ! • • • • • • • ~ ' ' ' ~ 8 "_ &A!L'Y PILrt Sat.urdi)', Sfptrmbtt 16, 1972 Chureh Holds Centennial 'Grow 73' To Debut • OOW b¥1JdJm& WU blJllt Oii the llf!lt locaU.0, Olive and Plw -Pulpit · & Pew The F I r 1 t PrtalJytelan Churdl of WestmlDlttt ob- served oenteMial wwmip' 1ervicea this week. The fOWlding Of tbe Finl ~ Presbyterian C h u r c b or Westminster was in October, 1870, when the Rev. L. J. We~ her oblalned 6,000 'acre! of land on which he dreamed of building a temperance colony for Presbyterians. The church hall was built in 1924 and 1 building was purchased and moved in beside the church building to In C~unty- Baptbt First Baptist C.arcll of Laguiy HUis, 245%1 Moulton Parkway; service Sunday at 11 p.m., church school at 9:t5 a.m.; sermon "Conversion Within the Orurch." by the Rev. Ivan B. Bell, \\'ednesday prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Harbor TrioJty Baptlfl Church, at 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa ; service Sunday at 11 a.m ., churth school at 9:45 a.m.; sennon "Life's Most Basic Truth," eveoing service at 5 p.rn. Sunday. Chrbtlan Sel.,nre Beach. services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Se- cond Cburcll of Chrltt, ScLeo- Usl, 3100 PaciOc View Drive, Corona del Mar, services and church school at 10 a.m.; Wed ne 1 day t.e alimony meetinl!s at I p.m. at all four churches. Huntington Beach; Church School Rally Day, for regl.stra· lion. Je1cld1 Temple Betit Sholom, at 13031 Tustin Ave., Santa Ana ; Yorn Klppur service Sunday at 8:30 p.m., Monday at 10 a.m .; Break The Fast after Monda y service. The colony was named Westminster in t o k e n of Mr. \Vebber's admiration for the Westminster Assembfy of 1643, which prescribed the basic concepts of the Presby- terian Church. RELIGION provide Sunday s c b o o I classrooms. -. In 1950, 10 acres were bought on Cederwood a n d Westminster avenues, for the purpose of constructing a new ~hurch plant. El'.cepling the sanctuary, all of the buildings were constructed during Ken- neth R. Boyd's ministry from A nationwide evangelistic thrust lo be promoted by the National Fe llow shi p of Brethren Churches "'ill be introduced to the Brethren pastors at selected clinics scheduled for September and October. UnlYenlty Baptkl Cbarch' at 220 W. Bay St., Costa 1w1esa ; service Sunday at 11 a.m. durcli .school at 9:45 a.m.; sermon "Judgment in the Jlouse of God," by the J,lev. Wllli.s J. Canico; evening ChriJtlan Sclutt Cbarca.t1, First Ch11tcb of Orb&, Sde• Ust, 2880 Mesa Drive, Costa Mesa. services at 11 a.m. and church school at t : 15 a.m.; Flnt Cllurcll of Chriat, Sclen- U.sl. 8th and Olive, Huntington Beach, service! and church sc~I at 9 30 and 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ, St:len- tlst, 3303 Via Lldo, Newport Episcopal St. J1me1 Episcopal Church, at 3209. Via Lklo, Newport Beach; service Sunday at 7:30. 9 and 11 a.m. (fall scheduJe); confirmation class b e g i n s Tuesday. Temple Bdb David o f Oraage County, at 11110 Los Alamitos Blvd., Los Alamilo!:; Yorn Kippur service Sunday at 8 p.m., Monday at 10 a.m.; sermon by the Rev. Rabbi Henri C-'.' Front; for ln- Mr. Webber issued and scat- tered h~ pryspectus in which he invited those with ideu like himself in religion an<! morals to locate in the colony. home In Westminster. On Sept. 15, 1872, the First Presbyterian C h u r c h of Westminster was organized with 17 charter members. 1949 lo 1963. In 1966 the sanctuary was erected under the roinistry of J ay M. Campbell. The actual birthday of the church is Sept. IS, and wa s celebrated by a banquet held at the ~rter lnn, Costa Mesa . Tom Lester, Chrislian television personality. w a s guest Speaker. Working with Grow 73 on the national staff will be the Rev. :;ind f\.1rs. Douglas E. Bray, of the Westminster D re th r e n Church, 14&14 M:;ignolia, Westminster. ... wontiip services at 7 p.m., .ermon "God's Spokesman.'' Church of SI. WJlfrid of York, at Chapel Lane at Ellis, (See ' ULPIT, Page 9) The first sermon w a s delivered in April, 1871, in the home of John Y. Anderson, who was the first man to res- pond to the call..fl.nd make his 1878 st.w the first church building erected. This waS, &estroyed by fire in 1915 and a , Its aim is to ,et every mem-- ber of every congregalion to- tally involved in preMntlng Christ to every person in each community. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY • . NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER FlftHnth end Monrovl1 Streets 1:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship BASIC HUMAN NEEDS : Leviticuo 3 "I NEED PEACE" 9:45 A.M. -Sundoy School ':00 P.M. -Evening Worship Solutions : Romans 2 "LIFE OUTSIDE THE SON?" WIDHISDAT-7:Jt P.M. -JAMILY NIGHT HOW TO SlUDT THE Ill.LI fN.,..,, & C•llti CoN A'NllobJe for •I Serrlcosl Dr. Geo,r1• O. Wood, Pastor 646-7117 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Coot• Meso-548-3761 - E. W. Phillipt. f•1for SUNDAY SllYICIS 9:JO A.M.-S.IHloy Sclteel GIGIMS IA.II Ate1l CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHIS O• THI MOTHEI CHUICH THI fll5T CHUICH Of CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSnTS "MATTER" Si.rnd•y, September 17th. Costa Mes•-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist 2110 M9M Y-* Dr., Cosfo Meso SulldcrJ kltool-f:15 A.M. Clt•rc• Senko -11 :00 A.M. leodlnt loe111, 2150 Mno Verde Dr. Huntington Be1c~Firit Church of Christ, Scientist ,,. & or,,.. Hlllltillf'" leach SulMfclr Sc:llool -f :30 I I I :00 A.M'. Cll11rc• -f:30 I 11 :00 A.M. IHCl'I ... RoMI -221 M•l11 Sf. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist J30J YI• Ud•, Nnport 8-h . C••rdl • s • ...., ScltooJ-t:00°10:JO A.M. •Ndhtt ..... JJJS YI• Ude CHILD CA•I AlAILAILI 11 thr• II Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 10:10 A.M.-"MAN'S PLACI IN fi>OD'S PLAN" 1100 Poclfk View Dr., CetHCll def Mor P91ter rtdUlpi Speoklflt Clturc:h & S•....., Wool -I 0:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M-"UNDl•STANDING" I RNCll11t .... -JSOO·I c-t Hw,. (llltef NerclaaJ Pnfer Ptillll" S,.U.1"9 Wff. IYHI .. Tntl-r M...n991 -I p.M. -All Clt•rdn FIRST CHR!STIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets I Huntington Beach I Mo rning Worshi11 • , •••••• , ••• •••••••••• 1:10 , 11 :00 ··"'· I ' l ible School ••• , •••• 9:45 .1.111, 11,1 ' Yo~th Group1 •• , • , • 6:00 p.111. 111 1 E•tn;n9 Wo11hip • • •• 7:00 P·"'· Mu,-,erv a!'f oni't'kled •t 111 u rvlce1 01uc:•: ~2.slf Dial Devor;on !J6.f5IO Attend The Church Of Your Choice COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • . 611 HELIOTROPE Worship -I 0 A.M. Churcll School -10 A.M. Dr. Phllllp G. MurflY, Mlnl11tr 644 -7400 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. 1 --H.:..-.. M••• Prlller "P.M._.,.------H-.-----1 1 All Cttt cordially invited to attend th~ church Youth Time-Saturday, 2 p.m.-10 p.m. Youth Hall services and enjoy the privileges of the ST. JAMU:'"'iiof-Yle Ude, Newport a.cic:I! l:~~~~~~:~~~~~;-~;;~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~Rieiad~r~·nigiRioioi""~~~~~~~~~ l :OOA.M.-H.lw .. Ozll• I> Chlld c .... PreYided AT ALL SE•YICES I lO:OO ..... _,_,, w.,,.., AltefMte tl•ly E1chvist ................ HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF ~OD "'...., ,..., ... 740 w. Wilson, Costa Mesa 541-4704 Mld·W ... H•ly c. ..... 111011 • Hean .. S.rrlcn Y. L HllTWICIC, Pnhtr .... T......,._10:JO A.M. WitdMlday-1:00 P.M. :~~~::;::::••Ck Mc~::-.,o:'::!: // / /?/ • /• /?/ J n.a .... Jeh11P.Asheyoll,Rect.r-Ph•M:675·0210 -SUNDAT SERYICES - 9:41 A.M.-Sud_, School 10110 A.M.-"Clleked to Deoth br ft.. De•ll" ....... , ,.,., 7:00 P.M.-"Wlle W• Jesn Cllrl1t?" Senn•11 by Auecltlte Poster COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.,.Sd1911 -klnffrHrfM -1:1t-11rr -Cll/ljl care CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Strfft at Orange, Cost• Mesi -548-5303 llffrt111 '-"' -In. ldw•rd leatty Ynfti hit ... -fr.cl Mort111 M91111 .. W•rslllp-1 O:JO •·"'· -Sultd_, Schoel f •·""· s.-., 1 ... 1 .. Wenlil,.7:00 P·"'·-Pru,.ir M•tl119 Wlld.·7:00 ,.M.. I}} SABBATH SERVICES ~ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL J-<larbor Lhr16 1a11 Church OP N!WPOIT IEACH -IDl1elpl .. 1 MMtl11t le9lllorlr Af u..,., a., lort Cl•IJ 2121 T11ttl• AYG., Coste Mn• Morning Worship . . 9:45 A.M. Nur..,., • IJHorfartee P'roYldH Phone: 642-2725 Minister: Or. D. IV. McE!roy CHURCH OF CHRIST 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA hhrffft Harbor •d Fall'Yiew SUNDAY MORN ING 811LE STUDY • , , . , ..•••• , ••• ; 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY MORNI NG WORSHIP & COMMUNION •••• 10:45 A.M. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ; ••••.....•••••••••• 6:00 P.M. WEDN ESDAY EVENING l llLE STUDY •.•• , .• , •••• , • '.7:30 P.M. NUISIRY CAii PIOVID!D W. Whit Herrh1vto~ Mi"i1I•• 1011 lofflent Mus k•f Dir1cio• ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sund1y1 1:00 • f :lO Ch11,ch Sc:hool -9:]0 S.1114"J -5:30 P.M. -Holr Co-•elo11 The 1 .... I~ LNwe, Prlnt-1..C•~OM !41·1226 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church J2JJ ,aclflc Yin Drfw, C.roH tie!' M ... S111ffya4:00 A.M. f 9:30 A.M., Clt1rcll Scltool/NurMfY·f:lO A.M. T•nct.,..-7:00 A.M. Wechtosdcrp-f:20 A.M. fte ..... J ... IOfen Dnli. •ecfM -,.... 644-0463 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1216 lllh St., "M••lhtgto11 llHc• CJ•t hit ef Plw P•l11tsl 1:00 A.M.-Holy Communion 9:]0 A.M.-Family Ser¥ic• & Church School I Nunery C•r•I I 1:00 A.M ...... Mornin9 Worthip INur11ry Cerel 7:00 P.M.-F1di••I EYen1on9 & S•rmon Epi1cop1I Youn9 Ch11rchm1n Th• Churtft ls 1lwtYt 1¥1ll1b1t !Or Holy ~rtl191 Jame1 c:C•l•y, P•tlor-962°7512 Re1.1 634·4061 harbor reform temple AABBl BERNARD P. KING , Phone: 645--3191 Day or Night NEWPORT HARBOR· meeting at J l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:11 LUTHERAN CHURCH I OF THE MASTER St. .t.mes Episcopal Church o 3209 Voa Udo, N.wpo<t Beach LUTHERAN CHURCH For lnform11ioo: C•ll 67S.7230 798 Dover Dt. LI 8-363 f TEMPLE SHARON 'Jh CH..,,.etfft ..,...OfUe fer the ""'• 11~ Ar .. 617 Wnt H•1tlte11, CNN Mes. All Jew i1h f•mii•I •r• in¥1ted lo join 111 in • truly meanin9f11I SAllATH IYINING SllYICES-FllDAY AT 1:11 P.M. S,lrltuol Leocfft -•obbl Gan;o11 fi>oedf!Mll •46·5552 Temple Sh.ron Choir -Oneq Sh•bof SllYICU -10:00 ..... •11d 6:JO ,.111. 'o' l11m .. t1119, f•ttef•-•hll ,.. llble T•.clll .. , A""4 ••• • ~NE thLL<; @a«MUNITY ®iuReli • RJI NCHO SAN JOAQUIN INTEIMEDIATI SCHOOL 4161 Nlcltolso•, '"''" !Sin D•• Fr-•v. (Ml'f'ft' -L•ll ... Mlcl'lltlMHI) ~ .... •ldi So1n .. r.... P .... r 9:30 A.M. SUftdoy School lo< aR G<J•• 11 :DO A.M. Monling WDnhlp HUltSleY CARE l"ltOVIOED AT eOTH HOURS ~Ir lnlwmlllefl Cenctrnl .. Other MMllltlt Cll! ll).l"I THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY E•rly Worthip 1:00 •·"'- O.ri1tlen Ed11c:1tio11 9:15 •·""· Fo1tl•• Wor1hlp 10:30 o.m. NUNtf'll Cart Avoilabl• WllCOME 2900 P1cifie View Or. Coron• de/ Mer 1 .... WllW I . An.. leterf111 Pmor , Phone 644-2664 10:00 A.M ...... W .... lp PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M .. ht4e Dtfn I .... ltrMr, Coste M..., c.lff. - ANOltlW C • .ANO•ltlON, P•tflr -RICHAltD ''ACOlllN, llltlnl ~ay k:rlooll •1» 1.M. -Morning Worship: 1:00 Ind 11 :00 e.nt. • Prince of Po•c• Llfhora11 Sd!ool -Ml11 bthor 011011, .Pif11c:lpel Offlc:• Ptio11e1 149°0121 School Pho110' lllf·0562 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED -METHODIST CHURCH -·------ NEWPORT CENTER Wel'Nlp-t:OO A.M. AT 115 ...,., WIMHI lsl..wl 11 :15 A.M. •St. Mlci..l't Hun tington le•ch FIRST UNITED Epbco,-1 Cllucll Mllf9Hl'i,_ "' PoclfiC View Dr. METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 516·3517 Ser¥ic•1 -f :IS l t0:30 Mllr'$il"Y Cir• AU Momlng Ch urch School -9:15 "' C..OHdtt M• PltoH: 675 .. 950 Coil• M•s• Hun+in9fon l••ch -Norf~ FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th Sf, & H•rbor ll•d. COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil A•t. 142M61 Wor1hip -9 I 10:]0 Church School -9:00 A.M. Church Worship -'9:30 & 11 .., Churc:h School -9:30 549.1121 Coit• Mei• North lr•i n• -E•1t llufl MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH UNlVERSITY METHODlST CHURCH l]J.12]3 Mei• Y1rde & laker St. 54'9.2719 Wonhip & Church School ___ ,_,,_,_A.~.-·--- 11422 Cu1••r Ro•d 11 Un!~rslly Orl't'I Wor1hip & Church School Foufl'f•in '+'•II•• 9 I IO:lO A.M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l•9un• le•ch METHODIST CHURCH 11225 l111h •rd 962·259] 21632 We1ley Ori•• Worthip & Church School 9:30 A.M. In Sou!h Laguna Wouhip ind Church School -I 0 A.M. 499.1011 • Mini1ter Ford R. Mill1r , • Newpotf l•ach CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. lelbo• l l•d. 67J.310& Wonhip-9:30 ~.M. Chw rc:h School-9:30 &: 11 A,M. This Sunday Worship in '/St.Jbidrew~Presbyierian Church 600 St. Andrews Roed • Newpo1I Beach • Dr. Ch•rl •• H. Dierenfi,ld, P11lor "FOLLOW THE LEADER" Dr. Chor let H. D5erffflold, PrNc:lllflt ldenllcal S&r¥ices: 8 AM. 9:30 .AM and 11 A~ Child i:ilre 11nd children's Sund11y School at •11 se1vicn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M119ffff• IN.., A"-J H1111tl .. te11Hcl Rn. Dffcild L lllMrts, Pntor S•Hrr Wonlilp: f :JO A.M, Cllurc• k•MI: f:JO A. M. Oftu: 20112 M•p•U• St. PHM: t61-4t40 Church of the Covenant 2150,......IM4,Cm.M .. lnlce A. lent•, •••r S•lldciy Wonlilp & CHrdl Sc:lteel.-l :Jt I 10:11 A.M. ..... : 157·JJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 411..,..,A..._, &..,..IHd ..... Am ... J . Ton*rllef -a... Albert O. Hjerpe S•IHloy WorMilp: f:OO I 10:30 A.M. C1t11n• Schei l:H .1,illf. ,.._: 4f4-715S ---=-~,..,--:--=--'-""-'-'-C...:.::~-----~· St. Marie Presbyterfan Church C.,..,Je111•1'"& ..-itrH Dfhie., c.,... .. Mw J-.. ,.._ lht. Pator,,.. Worslllp • Clllll'C• kltoel -t • 10:JI A.M. ...... , '44·1141 Trinity United Presbyterian Church 17$ •Pl'••• 1c:t, s.t...., rva flll. hit et N_,..,..,) ounTANDIN• YbUJH .......... -ACI" OF •u•i•• . w....w, & _CUrclt Schol -ttH I 1t1St A.M. Ti.. 1t"4 Nftt ff•., -6:00 p.1111: hf .... W.........,, . .-.-... .. ...,, .. _ .. _ M5111ttw ef Mek-.,_... S....-"-s 144-7"1 • ' • ,, COAST BIBLE CHURCH Seventh-Day Adventist Church - MAICO IOIESTlil: JI. HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 4fJ.1 t4t 494·1141 120·~•7 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. Ufl Cllft ~....,, CMC:ll-4oft.1"'1 Or. ~ KM .... """9r1, "•1lw hllHr kllHI -l tU A.M, w.mt11 -11 :11 A.Al. I 1:11 ... M, w..._., l"n,.... '-"'" ,,. P.M. AmND THE CHURCH , OF . YOUR CHOICE 271 A•oc.U St., COltll Meso J•..,lt P. hffTrp. Pm.t -...... 541-61fl • S•bL.th School • , •••••• , , ••••••••••••••• , ••••• , •• 9130 o.in. Mcrnin9 Woril!ip ••••• , ••••••• •••• •• ,, , , •• ,, ,, ·•• 1 l iOO •·"'· Pr•y•t Meeli~IJ W1dn•1d•v •••••• , , • , ••• , , , •• , ••• , • 7iJO ,.m. J40 St ...... ,,... CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mlt1ouri Synod 761 YlchrM It, c.t. M- l.tMr ~-=· PelNf ..,_I, SerfkaJ 1111 a 11 AM. ._.., kMe11 t i• A.M. ........ ( ...... " .. ... cw.t.. •a fof ....... -141 1111 CHURCH OF JRl~IOUS SCllNCI 0 .. C<MtoNA 011. MAit SVHOAY IERVICI & SUHOAY' SCHOOL ...... ,. ...... ,.. u ,11 f.M. ~ltaer . • ' • Illa-C. J•U- 1411 ,_lflc'c..t HJpw., C--IMIM• At .,_.,.. ~~ LAGUNA Nl&UEL ' TEMP.LI HruiL •Au~'::'ma i ~ _ SHEPHERD OF THE HIW 536-1417 A-i.. 11.._ 29121' NIGUIL ROAD · l c..._otlW c ... ,...,1eo · ..... hfWS.t Is.......... • ,_..,,, w .... , I a-....._. 1\ WOISHIP a CHUICH ••HOOt.--... "'l· Rabbi Piocua Goodblatt-cantor Hall Lewll JOHN ... llYNOLDS ~rl~ 6662 Hc:D Avt., HuntJnaton ~ach It A.II. '~ t""1 JI, -~-.. Friday ~nlna ·S.rvl<ff-8:00 P.M. -""'._ ~)::=::;:;::i'S;=~="'='~::;:;::::;:;::• '==~·~=R= "!='3~==·~' ~~~~-,~~~~~~~~~~g' .· "THI TIN CO .. M.A"DMIHTI I """ .. SITUATION l'tHICS" • , ,,,. "" Mu1ic: Ou•,••t s111tl"t • N ·u ~ '. "' "II Yo.Lon M,, ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 'CHURCH ,;. . ewport nity ~' / I k••P My c."'"'•""'•11h" 11112 Cufwtr DriYe ' · 'l.ot:IW .. na ....... .......,. ;.r.~ '-.......o ..,,.... ~t,~:'~:ntil~t Unftml,Y Part, lrYlnit · • ••••ff1ul ""'•• ''A.Iii. '-'.;tl' lf41('1 ~ "The CH11tC....,..o111•1111nf" , 't ... ~ ........ M. Miiia._,_,,, ' S•Miy 1cr..a.ftr-"" ... ,_ t :OO •..111- L._ Ce,1 M1111/or ' -1M -'~ ... .,.,, IMtfl NEIGHBORHOOD ·•'d.<...-•••• .. -ldool fittA.11. ---t.WA.a. ---fl , , IMM..\ ..... mMO.mP c:co~N~G~R~E~G~A~T~IONAL:~===~4~9~4~·!·~0~6~1~~JL.:.All.ll::~""~'-~~':Cl::-~';·:A.~·~· :::..:·:·: ... ~-~ll~A.;IL~J§~~~~~~~~~~~~§§§~~'.. r m.m1 ...,_ . .• 1 ~ ~ . ~ ,, • • • ' l I I I a a , . '· k i..ur, s.,...,1>o< 16. 19n DAl!.Vl'UT 9 Wona•n's Role • Pulpit & Pew Papal Eclict Gets " Sharp Responses (From Pa1e I) formation and tickets, call 826- mo: ,_ "'°" at silterilood m<mben!Jlp tea s.,it. 2& at I p.m., call ~2493 or llH2&0 for tnlumatlon: li\Jkkot Eve ...-vices Friday at 1:15 p.m. Thi!," by tile Rev. P~ul ,Romels, interim pastor, an.. nual picnic at church after lll'Vioe. Metllodllt O.urcll, at 1701 Babr St., CoM.a M e I I ; service and churcll school Surr day at 9:30 1.m.; sermon "A Bow at a Venture," by the Rev. B. ~Lolhair Green. 371 Avocado Sl., Costa Mesa: service aod church school Sun- day at 10:30 a.m.: sermoo "What ls Your Attitude About YourseU," by the Rev. Albert From lhe steps or St. got into thtir _pwn argument over the iss£ L11d1eren cartll Lutlouaa School, at ?e(I Vlcloria, Coeta M.,., service Sunday at 8: 15 and 11 a.m., church school and Bible class at 9:30 a.m.; sennon "I Am, That I Am," by the Rev. . Daniel Krlefalf, vicar; Sunday designated Youth Day. Newport Harbor Lutheran Clturdi, at 798 Dover Driv~. Newport S.acli ..me. Sun- day at 8 and 10:30 a.m., church school at 9:15 a.m.: sermon "Lutheran J e 1 u a People," by the Rev, Herman Meyer, guest pastor, Presbtfterla,. f'lnl Pr"b)'Wlu Cburdl of 'II'--. .t 7701 Westminster Ave.; eervtce Sunday at 10:30 a.m.; aermon by Dr. Ralph Gn>ve; picnic in Sigler Piort at 1 p.m., ball game at 3 p.m.; c)Ofling vespen at 5 p.m.. Burlie. I (Jnltllria,. U 11 I ta r I a n Un.lvUl&llst t'btttdt, at 1259 Viclorla St; I'•"*' service Sunda)' at 10:30 a.m.; aennoo "Is There Anrthlnl Left for Us to Learn?," by the Patrick's Ca thedra' to the Catholic Lndies Aid Soc:icty in San Francisco, Pope Paul '§ dtnial of a formal role in the minislr\' for fpmales sparked sharp · ari.:ument a 1n on g lloman Cathoht· \\'Oll1e11 111 the United States. Mo.st women ,1,ere prrdic· tably crit.i cal, although H ft1\' countered !hut the 1ra£hl i11n of the church should be upho•ld. ''WHERE WOULD the church -or indeed the whole ~·orld -be without women?" ask Mrs. Freehold. "\\t'ho are you to question lfis lloliness"' co tinter e d J>atriria r\elson "'rhe church must begin to m0<Jr1·nize," returned l\trs. Jo'rtehold. ' Redeemer Lutheran Chvcll, at 18351 Springdale St., Hunt· ington Beach; service Sunday at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; sermon "Some Observations St Andre•'• Presbyterian Church, at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach; service and church sdiool Sunday at 8, -,:30 and 11 a.m.; ~n 11Follow the Leader!tt;Dy the Rev. Cbarles H. Dierenfleltt; -by tile Seo begim Sept. 24. Rev. Robert Jordan Ross ; school of religion program beginning Sunday. Unlverstty Unitarian Com- mt&Dlty, at 4530 Sandburg Way, Irvine ; service Sunday at 10 a.m.: sermon "Affinn One Another:.." by the Rev. Roger T. Walke ; Lawrence Paul, conceit. guitarist, guest musi· clan. The pontiff issued a dt>crPI' Thur!day saying thRI ;ll!hou1i:h WQmen may continue Io perforn1 some al1ar st>rVi('eS. th e\' rn:lv 11{1\ ht' formallv in· StAiled ;.ill 1h(' lllll1l;'tl t'I;'..: 11f le cto1· and acul~te ·· · · Th e re '~ In•• 1nul·h n1od1·rnl1atic111 111 lh1' r1111ntry nln" d\'.'' ~:i:1! \lrs :\t•l;;on. · I 1·t's. len\'r ~on1r rhings ;i !tlllt' .. In Los Angrlrs. :l 29·\rhr-0ld n11·1nhE'r or 1he 1':1tholic- \\'p1111•n's Collf'·~r A I 11 m n i Hourd said. "This nt\\' 1111- 11nunccmf'nt ]11.'ll r1•1nforr·1~~ \vhat hRd upst'! 1nr h1,fnrr. ii"~ dt•n11•nnlqg .·· · on Death," by the Rev. ~ugene Schramm. Methodllt Patt.II Lutbttaq Church o( CapJstrano Beach, at 34381 Calle Portola ; Service Sunday at 9 and 10:30' a.m., church !IChool at 9 a.m.; sermon "Going to the Lord's Table," by the Rev. James Knotek ; Wednesday Bible class at 7:30 p.m. Christ Lutheran Churcll, at 35522 Camino Cspi.strano, San Clemente; service Sunday at 10 a.m., church school at 11 a.m.; sennon "Communic.ate Before It'll Too Late," by the Rev. J. Emory Ackerman. Installation of church school staff, along with that ·of La Christianita Pnechool, at 10 a.m.; picnic at nim Sept. !4. Ualver1Uy Uallell MetbodJst Cburcb, at 18422 Culver Road, Col!lia M ... : MrVico Sunday - at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; aennon "Red and Yellow, Black and White," by tbe 1Rev. Ron Allison. • PretlJyterfan Church of the Covenut,, et 2650 Fairview Road, Cost.a Mesa; service Sundly Jt 8:30 and 10 a.m.; sermon "J U11t an Ordinary Man ," by tbe Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie. -Vario"• Congregations KATll\' RILEY ~Ii. a Chicago career \\•on1an, said the derrl·r "just sho~·s ho\v far thev 11re behind th(' tin1es. T think the church is con• tinuing to di g it.~ (1\\1l grave. A"h the angry youn~ rnen have left the church and now the angry young 'von1en will be leaving." ~tARVLOU B11rkl1·1• a sprech \Vrt!1•r :1t H '' ~ t o 11 f'ol lc~c. ad<•1'd "()"t' r11nnot help bqt fct'I th:11 thl~ i~ <H1 01 t·rl\' scvert• r!'hltkc not only to 1r;i•n~·n 11111·ll1't'ltt:ll.!'i in the ('h10rch. hut to !ht hundreds of tll'111s:1nds of \vOmt'n i n rr'"'IOllS ~· "'h<t have betn cl1~..,c-ribed as !he last source o( ~la1·e.Jabor iri lht' vn1rld." Gloria Del Latbmin Church, at 33501 Stonehll.I Drive, Dana Point; service Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon "We've Only Just Begun"; cluses retUme following a moztb of vacation; choir practice at 7:30 p.m. Wedneodoy; lnslalletlon of teacher! et 10 a.m. Sunday. Lutheran Church of 1be Master, at 2900 ·Pacific View Drive, c.orona del M a r : service Sunday at 10 a.m., church school at 9 a.m.; sermoo "For Sud:! a Time as Finl U-Metbod!lt t'bwdl of Ftaalala Volley, at 11225 Bu!hlrd st.; ltl'Vice &mday at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; aennon "'lbe Care a n d Feeding of ~" by the Rev. Ford R. Miller; picnic at 4 p.m. Sunday; Rec'6mation Day todey from ! to11 a.m. - bring tied newspapers and aluminum cans. Fir1t United Methodi1t Chureh, at 2721 17th St ., Hunt- ington Beach; service Sunday at 9: 15 and 10:30 a.m., church &Ohool at 9:15 a.m.;. stnnon "The Men Who Wu Glad to Be Invited," by the Rev. Edwanl C. Erny, returning from vacation ; youth groups meeting at 8:30 p.m.; car wash today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church. Mesa -Verde . UaJ&ed Bellglo.,. Science p I ymoutb Congregational Chrdl of Newport Harbor, at 3262 Broad St., Newport Bead!; service and church sabool Sunday at..,.. 10 a.m.; sermon "Go Ahead a n d Dream!" by the Rev. Rusael Sj>itller, .Jnt.rlm parlor. CbW'cll of Rella:tou1 Science of Coroa• del Mar, at 2411 Pacific Coast Hwjo.; service Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon Newport Uldtf C..ter of "Giving Can Be Hilarious," by Crtatlve Uvtng, at both 15th Muscle Minister ' ' Walter Horton, who became a graduate minister at Andrews University· in Berrien Springs, Mich., re- cently, works out in the sc hool's health club facility. He will enter regional contests and hopes to win a West Coast title so he can enter the !\Ir. America Contest. The Seventh Day Adventist 1nin 1- ster is from Oakland and will serve as assi!'=ta nl dean of men at the University before takin g a pastorate. .lulia 1'ybor. a 51-~ear·Old Chicago widow 1\·ho goes to .l\lass dailv. d1s:igrrPcf. HJ think it's good.'' ~It(' ~11d or !hr ruling. '·Tradtlion should bt' preServE'd . \Vomen shou ld11't lr'l\'r thr chprrh hecaust' of 11 unli·:-s ll1c_l''r1· only Cfl"''t•rn1"1 11 111! P"l!1n--: Or! a !;Jlr)W," n·Nril Durfy, a 1Q11"rns, the Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson; and Irvine, Newport Beach; ----------------- Science of Mind c I asses service Sunday at 10 a.m.; re;s~e Tuesday at 7:30 at 350 _ 1ermon "The Great Sur~ N. Y., hous~111ife, snid. "tt's a v"rv nnre~li.~tlc :ipprOach. It's r•1ne t:Jf' church stops burying 1' ~ f• · "'l in the sand like an 11st1 i<:h and pretending women <lon't exist. AM"omcn assume rht•ir rightful olate in !!OCiety . rhey must be allowed to assume their rightful place in the church." R1v1era St., C.osta Mesa. . Cburcb of ReUa:lou1 Science of t.guna Beaclll, at 20062 Laguna Canyon Road; ser'vice Sunday at 9· and 11 a.m .• church school at 9 a.m.; sermon "The New Man," by the Rev. Henry Gerhard. Finl t'burcb of Rellaloo• Science of Ne"part ~. at render," by the Rev. Loren D. Flickinger. First Chrlltiu Oturcb of Laguna Beacll, at Legion 111d Glenneyre; service Sunday at 10:"5 a.m.; llr"ID.on "11le Wizard ofbz,11 by the Rev. M. v. Allen; ev~ ltJ'Vice at 7 p.m. St. Janies to Hold Benefit Art Auction SISTER TERESA F o x , st. Jamu Episcopal Church Order of tht> Holy Cross al head of the Council of Women will hold a benefit art auction Religiou s for the Kansas City West Park, the mother house _ St. Joseph Diocese. said, Sunday, Sept. 24, at the Ir vine of the largest religious order "I'm very disappointed. It's Coa8t Co~try Club at 4:30 in the American Episcopal . very difficult to understand p.m. Church. for the \\'Omen who have set The event v.·in be snonsored 'Now as 8 full novice, he has their sights on serving the A house'll'ife in ~nn Fran· t 'I -,·o said the rninistrv has •·:ih1avs bt'r n run by "males ;111d I think it should stay this V.'il\'." A Long Island grandmothtr argued : "The Pope's stand doesn't shake ·my faith. but I think he's wrong ." Noting the many problems that still face the woi'ld, she added: ''It's lime for won1en lo take over where churchmen h a v e failed .•. It's ca\lt!d Mother Churc h, so let the mothers nin it. They certainly MJldn't do any worse." Dual Enrollment Catholics' Answer?. . . ~ . church." by the rector, V.'<lrdens and been conducting t tac hi n g ~lrs. l1erbert A. Wilson. 79 . Ministry Candidates Graduate vrslry of St. James. with pri; missions and work\ng in set-a leader of the San Franci);CO ccetls from the affair sup-t1en1ent houses in New York Catholic Ladies Aid Socif'ty . porting the scholarship pro-CilY'. said, "l don't believe that HALIFAX! N. S. (AP) -A. gram for seminarians and _ Leonard Cerny Jr. is lhe Women should have a format school that's an adventure in novices in religious orders of full t' th.,__ h role in the. ministry. I ecum,tnlsro ~· &nd\11ted 17 By LOVll! CASSELS •Y VIII!.-p,... .. ,.,,.., ..... E!forts to relieve the financial plight II C:.tholic schools are now focused _ on the tax credit Jllln, under which parents would be allowed to claim lneefne tu tft.. ducUons for all or part of thei r tuition payments to non. public schools. . .. Even among tilOSI! who favor this plan. however, there is doubt whether It will surYivc a constitutional challenge before the Supreme Court. So attention ls now being given to another alt~ative, wh::.se constitutkmallty is beyond dispute. It's called "dual enrollment," and· while it wouldn't .!Ult Catholic educators nea rly as well as direct. public aid, it could relieve their financial problems very substantially. DUAL ENROLL~fF.NT is an arrangement whereby a child goes tv.·o or th "ee days a \.\'eek to a public school, where he tatres :iiuch secul11r c~ur~cs as sci ence and math, and the rest of the time to a church school, where ht takes "value" courses such as history, literature and re- ligion. Dual enrollment is not a new, untested klea. It has OJ)e:rated succe&sfuJly in JOme· communities for as long as 40 years. But It has never received extensive, nationwide ~trial. ' T There's no question about its constitutionality because. l. as tne U.S. Office of Education potnta pot, "since all I children have the right to a public school education full lime, they have the right to enrol) part time if the.v meel the balance· Of their compulsory attendance tducati~nal requirements in in approved private school." Dual enrollment would enable bard·pressed Catholic IChools, which already have Jaeulty and facilities for Uiesc part of their present curri.;u!Ulll, including suc;h expensive courses as 1eience and foreJgn languages. Studies indicate there WOU]d be no comparable rise in the costs of public 3chools, wfllch already have faculty and facilities for these courses. THE REV. llR. RICHARD Upsher Smith, c:msuJ. tent on religion and schools to the Reli~ious Education Association, sees another potential advantage in dual en. rollment. It might encourage Protestants to establiab weekday schools, perhaps on an ecumenical basia, at which their children _could really lea'.rn something abou& the Bible and religious beliefs, instead of growing up in virtual illiteracy on these aubjects. .. · Philip E. Hoffman, president of the American Jewish ·Committee'• In.stltute ~ Buman Relations, aOOvcates dual enrollment for a th1rd reuon. "By bringing more religious school pupils into public schools, racial and religious integration can be signlfi· cantly adva nced, with resulting benttlts to intergroup understanding," he says. Catholic educntors generally look upon dual enroll· ment as a last n!llOrt fal1b1ck in cue the courts finally kneel; down all proposals for dtrect or indirect public sub- 'Sidy cf parochial achooli. ·' ' , Since the courts meem bent on doing Jost that,• it is rr1.~:Jn"ble to anticipate that Catholic interest in dual en· rol!n1cnt may register a shall> upswing in the next year or so. • 1me you uu"t11.:tor on t e personally feel that women candidates for J)rrtsttkiod and the parish. staff at St. ;Fames. He attends should spend more time at ministry. · Among those young people also as a semim:lrian the Bloy home. Then we would have The Atlantic Scbool of rrom the church who are to House Theologic.iit School, a fewer diffleultles." 'Theology is a oomblnation of benefit: part of the graduate school of h-fargaret Valient. secretary three formerly autonomous -Sister Frideswide of the li of the 85.000-membf':r Council schools run by Roman re 'gion at CI are m 0 n t of Catholic Women of the Catholic!, Anglicans a n d Order of Saint Ann. Formerly University. archdiocese of no rt he r n the United Church of Canada known as Meridith Shennan. This school is set up to allow Colorado, said she personally The Anglicans are equivalent sht! entered the convent of rpen to have full·time jobs agreed with the Pope's df'cree. lo Episcopalians Jn the Saint Ann in Denver, Colo., with two weekends a month but "l think a Jot of our United States: Untted Church and Prore••ed her lo'fe vows be' d women feel differently." is an amalgam of Canadian ""' 1ng evoted to study at the Tw kl ho p o1-~ t I be o Broo yn. N.Y., use-r ~1an . ast Nov em r · school. The course is spread wives interviewed as they left 'Ibe school has one board of -Rev. Roberl C. Carver, over a five-year period, the St. Patrick's en Flfth Avenue, governors, one faculty and one sbn of William Carver of last year being spent as a full-CUJTicu1um. This wa.s its firllt Newport Beach, has received time seminarian prior lo year. The Rev. LI o y d support during his three years ordination. Cl1n' stmas Robertson. the principal. saya of seminary training at the it was "a good year and one Church Divtruty School of the Cerny and his wife, P8tty, that has proved yo u CRn carry Pacific. He and his wife, have two children. He is a • Observance on theological education and graduate of the Air Force prepar· e people IOI' t h o Kristen, reside in Hoyt Lakes, Academy in Colorado and ministry tn one school." Minnesota, where he is Vicar studied at Southern California H ""-Catholi of St. Stephen's Episcopal D d els •N"'0 an . ~-College in Costa Mesa , roppe Father -11e~--,... no Church and supply priest for rw • ~·· The invitational art event ti th t the chool has several preaching· stations in ques on · a ! will feature a collection of f !filled on an ecumenical the northern part of the state. ATLANTA (UPJl -A re-u • . . assorted oil pa inti n ga, bas i 11, rt s pr 1 ma ry -David Caffrey, son of Mr.· watercolors, lithographs, etch· auest by_ a Jewish , parent ~o / purpose--"to tfaln men and and Mrs. Howard Caffrey of ings a n d serigraphs from drop Christmas observa~ces 1n women for t he various Costa Mesa , has been a Graphic Arts, Ltd., ' Los the public schools will be ministries in the Atlantic prov-membtr of St. James for Angeles. honored by the Parents· . of C ada ,, Grove Youth Center Opening •many years and, was active in Teachers As~iation at the me~ firs~" graduating class youth affairs until he began James L. RJ!ey Elementary consisted of 12 candidateA his religious studies two years E z · school. for the Unlted ch u r c b ago at the E P i' c o Pa I Vange 'St Don K I ht he d o1 the &i n R on , a mlni!try, four for the Anglican '11leolog1cal School in Cam· school's PTA. said the tradi· aocl one for the Roman : NIW PASTOR I William 0. Walker li\tesans Get 'New Pastor K ·" · 'h V;-'1 Wyk. ~ter or cdut"l:on ot l~.c ~en Gmve Community Church, 12141 L 1·1is St.. G arden Grove, hris announced the openlng and dedication of CaJlromla's lara:est all<hurt.h youth center. Religious School Wil.l Open With ' student body ol moro tt i tlG, . the Temple Sharon Reli110U1 School lt about to ho.rrln a new year. 'nll achool uau cloarooms and ad-. mlnlstraUon fadlltlet ol tho r ' V1'olan Educational c.m.r, .l!irst Christian Church. 192 located nm !O t11e Temple ~t.=, i:~11eMR!:: ~';fii:::; Sharon oandUiry 1t il 7 ~ Walker will be minister of Hamilton st. bi Coeta M~ e congregaUon. Tllo H-. Sdlool bopn Mr. Wall<er comos from a Tbursclay. The -_, IChool nli01stry !'!-!!_all. Ho 11 • , bu It'• flnt ....uq at t:• duale ol Pacific ChrltUan i• m Lon1 lleach•anil ha1 Lm. '"' Oct. 1· craduale work In "''" For )ltOIPeC!ln tludlntl llld • fallllly comitolJnr ncillnllaa · can b e ............. .t eattimlili ~ during the 11nt ... ~ ... ii Bat~~;,_ ..; •""'"either • .,.... ...... llld bit ........, af'U. ..... ~ -.. _.. ..... <Oinmlallty -........ ~.~1111 .~ "'=~· ..... ... . ~ • The $260.000 faclllly, located on the church campus, is sponsor.ing a full weekend of festivities. Thousands of Prange coun· ti ans touring ,the /facilities over the weekend will preview the revolutionary new youth pro- gram to be presented this Fall. On Friday night, persons of all ages will ht.hosted by the church yout h through pro- gram, tours and refre11hments. Entertahunent will feature the Aa•Jlllllan Brothen, bonjobt1, in conctrt. The total fall youth Pl'Ol!l'&m wtU be previ1Wed through UH of au<fio.vimalr. Such dntcu will be ullltzed u llandlnl equfpni .. t in tuture youth pro- crammlna. Tmlllht at I p.m. a n d repeatln1 1t JO p.m. to royall)' .. -co•ntr youths will bt the CBM bridge, Ma!!. T A lional caroJJing, Christmas Catholic priesthood&. Net k ba k i-•I..-. He has been ielected to 0 ppea,r plays and de cor at in g wor • c uvni .,."' sing· enter a po"lot program this fall -' ~ eo_. Christmas k'ees would not be mg group I tour '3\1\ith slmUar to an in\emship. He · I held this year at the ...,,uest of Africa. ~ will be taking an extra year B J .. , 'lbe grand opening .... tend working in several parishes in ,.,, eac t Larry Bogart will -climu on bday mom. the Boston ~re-a and then will Bogart, who has t w o -let Nat"' lly k · f children attending the school, ino:r, when founder putor Dr. rttum to aem11u11ry to comp e •vna nown rev1va , ( -~ b. f mef st d camp and conference speaker told the Fulton Coun y Board Robert Schuller retUTll! to the is or u y. of Education last week his Thi! past summer he has Sammy Oppenheim wUI be pulpit after his world"lde been youth director of Trinity holding a one-week revival children had been Intimidated speak.Ing tour . He w 111 Par1sh ln Redlands. crusade at the Foursquare for not singing carols. dedicate the youth center. -Jay Launt of the Order of Gospel Church, 715 Lake St., He s8.id reUglon is a Sunday afternoon toura of the Holy Cross in West Park, Huntington Besch. "personal e1perlence" and the facility aie !ICbeduted from N. Y., grew up in the parish Music, Bible study. and asked the board to abandon 12 :30 to 5 p.m. and everyone family. Hewes active in youth witnessing will be part of Christ.mas observance& at all la invited. 1ctivlties, particularly as ad· these nightly services. schools. 5 Nominated LOS ANGELES fAPl Five men have been chosen for nomination as Episcopa l bishop of Los Angeles to suc- ceed Bishop Francil Eric Bloy. Clergy and lay .Cdltegetu will choose from the five , plus any others nominated from the floor, at the diocesan con· vention Oct. ~7 in St. PauJ '1 CathedraJ. Included In tht structure 11 visor to the acofyte guild prior 'lbe cru!ade schedule begins The Fulton board and the space for rear screen Rf'O-to his serving three years in SlD'lday at 7 p.m., continues Atlanta Board of Educatlon,,1;;;::;::;::=;::;::;::===; jectlon., ca• 1 et t e llbrarin, ~the Vltlnam war. TUesday through Friday at 7 which also is considering the ycuth bookstore and video-P'ollowlng hit: service he p.m. and concludeg Sunday, matter, have not yet decided tape cJoaed cittuJt televilion entered the mo1M11tery of the Sept. 24 at 10:45 a.m. on a 1ystemwide policy. How does f~~t~. 1;;::============,lr==========================:;::;;;I! 'Ibo lint Ooor of Ibo ...... ...Ill!. CONCllTS Do, .. ·-your 11mo·-n1ro4ln1 ,......... Christian Science heal? houJa the collq"iate art&, U. mU.YA•ANZA Are yev facktn, In Mff ... tMm? new home of the Hour of OP eolPIL MUSIC Let th• ICllNCI .t MIND Ml, yw 11t91'"9 Power ~leYWoo mlniltrf and In yeuralf. Ibo church ptlnUnc anc1 man-THE lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ~me preparatron room. ., HOM Ul'lll • •,..; STATaMIM JAMU ILACIWOOD • ... IUCIWOOD 1101. llllY I ttio SINetN6 •OPff DA IOTI -· .. •~l•"t ..,._.,,,,.,.,. , '72 f:Jor·•· NEWPORT BEACH {:.f1•mbfor Church or lht! 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Marybelle Archibald also demanded the hotels refund all the room charges made to California loorisl'I who visited Hawaii. She said Hawaiian hotels boost rates for Californians ove r the rages charged for Hawaii residents. "It's a hell of a good case and \lo'e intend to pursue it all the way," Sacramento at- torney Morton Friedman said. "Whether we win or not it's going to help the public." e Class Aetlon OAKLAND (AP ) - A Gra" Valley couple have 1 u e d Fidelity Saving! & Loon Association of Oakland and Guaranty service Corp. for $25 million, charging they used oppressive measures against borrowers late in their home (CONSUMER) mortgage payments. 'Thomas and Lonette Turner filed the class action su.it in Alameda County S u p e r i o Court and asked $10 million for JOO victims of the alleged 1practices and $15 million in punitive damages. e Not Required LOS ANGELES CAP) -The county Milk Commission says a major distributor of raw milk doesn't h ave to pasteurize Its product despite ·concern by state.offi~ials that . the public 15 being exposed to a potential health hazard. The state Health Depart- ment recommended recently that all milk at Alta-Dena Dairy be pasteurized until its cows passed a series of three tests showing they were free of a disease-causing bacteria. Pasteurization is a process which partially sterilizes milk and other beverages through a sequence of healing and rapid cooling. estamp• Out SAN FRANCISCO (APl By the closest vote poMible, 8-8, Golden Gate Bridge and Transportatfon District direc- tors have refused to approve a echeme to pay accident-free bus drivers a bonus in tr4dlng 1tamps. 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'l1Je Trojans, ranked No. I nallonally after opening last Saturday night with 1 31·10 victory over favored Arkansas, are • four.touchdown choice over And~' Btavus, who were upaet by Se.n Diego Stale, 17~ Morf t~an M,000 fan.. are eIJ><cted for Ille Pocllk>f Conference game tonight UCLA No. I Says Pitt Grid Coach ... I . PnTSBURGH (AP) -UCLA ranka eighth ln the Associated Press college football poll after upsetting top.rated Nebraska 20-17 last week, but University of Pittsburgh coach earl · DePasqua ~·t agree with the pollsters. I f I f i J' f { I l i l l l t l I l l I t ' . • l t I I I I I ' j f t r-, ' t "Right now, they're the No. 1 teem in the nation because they knocked off Nebraska," says DePuqua, ·whose team hosts UCLA today at Pitt Stadium. Both UCLA and Pitt bring newly unveiled wishbone offenses into the con- test, second of the season for both teams. UCLA rushed for 219 yards against Nebraska's tough defense. Running back On TV Tonight Channel 5 at 11 Jim McAllster led the way with 90 YJl'ds. followed by quarterback Mark Harmon, son of famed Michigan halfback Tom Harmon, with 71. In ila IH opening loss lo 20tl>ranked Florida Stat•, Pitt managed 1117 yard! OD the ground, but the Panthers put together only one scoring drive. "We've got to be more consistent," DePasqua conceded. "We have to work on fundamentals to improve our timing and execution. We had too many op- portunities that we didn't convert into iicores. '' PiU's offense, quarterbacked by Bob 1'-fedwid aod John H<igan, faces a UCLA defense that forctd three fumbles and in- tercepted t"'<l passes against Nebraska. "They're not a real big team," said Pitt scout Dan Lynn. "But they do • Jot . of moving around ancJ some l!ltrong. b~ hitting •.• They are just very, very Bf" gressive." Pitt's defeii5e appeared sound against Florida state, sacking quarterback Gary Huff six times aod hold1bg the Semiooles to 69 yards rushing. Two long touchdown passes beat the Panthers, however. Testing ~ Pitt defensfl will be a UCLA offensi ve line ltd by tackle Bruce Walton; a &.foot-5, 26>-pouoder. "Their offensive line just b I e w Nebraska right off the line of scrim- mage," said DePasqua. "They are a very aggressive, well-disc1pllned team that will present quite a challenge to our young men." Pitt goes into the game without two regulars and possibly a third. Defensive end John Moss underwent knee surgery last week and ill out for at least two months. Offensive guard Rick Lozier suffered partially tom knee ligaments and will miss the UCLA game. Another l)ffensive guard, E r n i e Webster, is listed a~ la doubtful starter due to a hairline wrlSt fracture suffered against Florida State. U st sea90fl, Pitt defeated UCLA, 2&-25, 1n· th.,flrst game"Of Ille year for both teams. Harmon, a junior c o 11 e g e transfer, and McAllster, who was in- eligi ble last season, did not play in that game. . . Lynn's scouting report on UCLA ended this way : "We're capable of bee.ting UCLA ... We'll just have to play awfully well." ..J Smith Triumphs I SACRAMENTO -Stan Smith of I Pasadena maintained hi! iop..eode<i posi-' ""'In the Central Cal~omta Open tenni> 1 ' cbamplonships Friday by defeating t ~ un~ed Eric Van ·DUlen Of San Mateo, I ~ C&lil .• 7-{I, 7-5. 10ther quarterfinal m8tches saw Andrew Pattbon o( Rhodesia dispose of Rick Fl•her, of Palto Alto, W, H ; Colin Dibley of Australia dtfeal Tom Edellson , \! of Los Angele's, 6-7, 6-0, 7-4 and Ray ,1 Moore of South Africa, beat Alex Qlmedo ~ -t Encino, 7"", 2-e, 1-4. I wldl I 7: :Ill ltldrofJ ta Memorial cou..um. McKay, in bll .uth aeuoo al Troy. 1&j1 this team la "better In all areas o.rv s ...... ., c r..""e l 5 •' 4. than our 1967 team." Thal squad won the national title and anly a 3--0 defeat to Oregon State blemlsbed the season. The Trojans have won three straight !run OSU alnco 00 but McKay •IMll hll players: "The Be.avers have bttn a rdcriously slow starting team over tht )'MI'S. If our players think that the one good win over Arkanaas means the whole season, they an going to be in for a surprise tonlghl" McKay antic'ipates Andros will pull aomethlng new on USC. The Beevers have been working on a veer-type option olrense, McKay said, but It was not used against San Diego State. / "They didn't run it. They'J'fl saving it' for~." AJked bow the TrojlDI! will approach OSU after toppling Arbnsas, MeKo1 said. "We hove to win all of our con- ference 1emes to to to the Role Bowl." OSU bouts a veteran dtfenw. ltd by linebacker Steve Brown, but the offensive line is young and tht Beavers averaged only t .3 yards per run agi.lnst San Diego. Sophomore Tom Hlcla!y quarterbacked OSU from • full house T fonnaUon and was ineffective on option runs In the opener. 'Jbe defense has lost senior right comer~ck Bruce Fry with a knee in- jury, probably for the season. ,. UPI Tttl,..._ EX-ALL-AMERICAN TOM HARMON, SON MARK TALK ABOUT UCLA'S GAME WITH PITTSBURGH. \ . Polhill Nabs Mlle Ryun Finishes Second, . ~· -·says He M<1:Y Turn Pro LONDON (AP) -World mile record hokier Jim Ryun, lvho fell during a preliminary heat of the 1,500-meter race' at the recent Munich Olympics and failed to qualify for the fina l, failed agaJn Fri· day, finishing second to ·New Zealand's Tony Polhill in an invitational mile at London's Crystal Palace. Polhill finished in 3:57.0, while Ryun, the fon:ner University of Kansas star, was timed in 3:57.4. Ryun's world record i.s 3:51.1. Ray Smedley of Britain wound up third In 3:59.0, followed by Dave Wottle of Canton, Ohio in 4:01 .5. Wottle had won the gold medal in the 80().meter run at the Olympics .. Ryun said after the race : "I wa.s quite Today's Sports On Television 11:15 a.m. (4)CL -BASEBALL -The Baltimore OriQles meet the Yankees in New York in a key game of the torrU! American League East nag chase. 12:45 p.m. (7)CL -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Ariwna State vs. Houston meeting in the Astrodome. pleased with my run, but after my disap- pointment in .Munich, my whole motiva· tion ln athletics seems to be 108t. Ideally, I would have preferred to have. gone home then, when I fell, but I have stayed on to complete my European tour." The 25-year-old nmnet from Lawrence, Kan., said the International Track Association or America, a Professional organization, is keen to sign hlm. "I have had discussions about turrullg professional." he said. Ryun plans to return to the United States next week. Clive ThQmas of Britain set a fast ear-, ly pact, completing the first lap m: 57.1 and the first two laps in 1:51.2. SmedJey then took the lead and led the field into the final. lap. At that point he was clock· ed in 2:58.4. As the final lap started, Ryun was run- ning fourth and Wottle fifth. Both started their finishing kicks late, and Polhill, who had taken the lead com- b1g out of the final bend, was able to stave them off. Britain's David Hemery, who lost his Olympic 400.meter hurdles title to John Aldi-Bua of Uganda lo Munich the 300- meter hurdles event in 34.6. Alan Pascoe of Britain was second in 35.4. and Ralph Mann of Provo, Ulab, was third in 36.2. Mann was slow out o'r the starting block and never challenged Hemery. • 5 p.m. (7)CL -WIDE WORLD OF SPOJlTS -The granddaddy of stOcl:.car races, the $ I 2 I , o O O Southern 500, taped Labor Day at Darlioglon '(SC) Rac<way. Aloo : 'Jbe masters water ski ch&Jn.. pioosltips taped July 16 at Pine Mountain, Ga. (9)CL -THIS WEEK IN PRO FOOTBALL -Key games of last year's NFL season are reviewed. J.. In the 4~meter hurdles at Mwtich, Mann was second behind Akli-Bua, with Hemery third. ll · p.m. (5 )CL -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The UCLA Bruin.. 'meet the Pittsburgh Panthe.r1. Taped earlier in the day at Pltllburglt. There was another American defeat in the two-mile nm. Rod, Dixon of NeW 1.ealand won ln 8: 19.4 with Steve Prefontaine of Coos Bay, Ore., second in 8:24.8 and DaYid Black of Britain third in 8:25.4. Prefontaine finished fourth in the 5,0IXI meters ln Munich. Dixon failed to qu'1ify for the final. ,... America's Lee Evans, who won the Olympic gold medal in the 400 meters a\ Mexico In '1968, beat Britain's David Jenkins by a full second to win the in·. vitational 400 meters. Angels Defeat C~cago, 1-0, In 11 Iiinings Leo· Card~nas drove In the winning run with an llth-iMing· single as the California . Angels beat Chicago l-0 Friday night at Anaheim Stadiwn, aod dealt a blow to ttle White Sox' pennant chailces in the American League West. The loss dropped the White Sox four games behind front-running Oakland le(ll. ,, 111!. 1 lHll. 11 ~1.1 Angels Slate All Wlmn ON KM .. ( 17111 AIWM11 ¥1 Ch!UCIO A11111l1 vs ChlUilO °""'"" A-ls vs !Cllns11 Cit-I l'!l '··· : p.m. 7:JJ p,rn. after the A's defeated the Texas Rangers, 12-3. Art Kusoyer singled·to left with one out to start the California rally. Kusiiyer was sacrificed to second and held there when Tom Bradley issued an intentional walk to Sandy Alomar. Cardenas then knocked in pinch·runner Curt Motton with a bloop single to right field to make a winner of Rudy May, 10- 10. Bradley's record dropped to 14-14. May escaped bis tightest spot in the eighth when. Mike Andrews opened up with a double but the Angels left-hander slruck out the dangerous Dick Allen and retired Rick Reichardt and Carlos May lo put down the lbreat. May notched hla fifth str8igbt complete game victory. He e:otered the game bav· ing yielded only three earned runs in hi! last 36 innlnp of work. CHICAGO ftlll'f"' .c • 2 • 0 0 0 0 s 0 l 0 J 0 0 0 s 0 • 0 s 0 l • ' 0 • 0 ' 0 , 0 .c 0 0 • ) 0 1 0 WWllllTI$ rt lrldlord rt AnMew1 2b D"lltft lb leldtal'dl cf CM•Y If 5"110 )b "'"""""" c Mor"•'-' •• l redltr P (ALl•OINIA AlofNr 2b C•,,,_I H """" d R011¥t r lb McM\llttro :lb How•rd If ltt ... !'I ct Sltnton rf K11tnrfl' ~ ...... ~ RMar • Tol•I .. "~·"' • o e o 5 • 1 t ' e o o ' • 0 0 4 • 0 0 J 0 l 0 1 0 • 0 .c o , e • 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 J 0 0 • 3' I S I Two Ol/I WMrl •limr111 run _,I'd, ChltMO 000 000 000 00--0 ·c.antornl• ooo oeo too 01~1 E-Alorntr. lOl-Cf'llUVO !lo C1UIOl'nl1 S. 11-Alld,..WI, lrldlly. SS-0. A11«1. S-lrldtow, I , MIA'f lrtdl.., L. l•U I , MIY W. 10.10 T-2~». A-10,0A. ·~ "•••11 10 102/351119 11 ,, •• , ' \I I I y ~ n I I Merger · of Pro Cage Leagues Looms WASHINGTON (AP) -A bill which· would pennlt the merger ol. the Nallonal 1 .. d AnmicOD BukelbaU AMOCl1Uoo1 ~ -the opproval of Ibo s.nate .TudlcfaJ1 I Comnlltl ... Friday. I The committee .. led awronl of an ~ 1J11cndment 1llmloalfnt the oont,,,.,.mal ...,.rve dauae from prolwloo>,I baske~ bOIL ! Thi• bad been -of the 1 .. 1 ..... of Ibo . bill •bea --tarlllr Ullo -th by I •Jlldldati Antknall mid 11-1>' IUb-1>!'=--ttoo, bowem, llnick on ... oddlllonol ameodm<nt ""1cb would I permit , the opUoo clau.w lo relllaln lo c:ootracta u tt. ta negotiated oo .. m- dMdual -by a paay.r and a -· ~n. sam Ervin, O.N. c.. who bas cblmpiooed ~ ..... ' ol ....,..._ atblettl, hallooJ the bW • "a p.t ltlow •for (ttedon> .... doe r1gbts Ill tltti lil- 41"1dual player." Tho ~ alllOCialkllll of' bellt leagues hid orjglnally oppoaod , the merger lealllatkn, ~ to .,.td ~. lidorat" •tl111111 Jin. -bod l\d<d rill tbe plqm. The judldory ~···-of Ibo bfll. would pennJ4 pro bukelllall I · t<ama lo sign a rookie !or a mulmum ol two yean -1 one-year conlract witb a _y.,r optioo clau.se. The option eould be mended for ... ad- dlllooal year UtroucJ1 ll>dlvldual negotia-tions. . Qmitl\I-Walter Kennedy of Ibo NBA lll4 he would hlveno comment ..,. tll he bad read the lull committee report • Robert -C'ar!aoo, tl>oi ADA'• com- missioner, wu :i:..l•vallable 'for com-· 1111t1t 11• bad Ibo aubcommittee -Mltiir tblt mooth u .-r 11<p toward Ibo ennl\lal merger ol Ibo riVlll lia " ;t'Judiclaq c:ommittee vel'lloll of lhl • \, bW, which was Introduced more than a yw ago, would not allow 1 merger if any of the tiisting teams in e:ilbe.r league are eliminated. An ouiendment to ellminate the P"" poJe<f '1.ZS million Indemnity payment each ADA team would pay lo the NBA U the leagu<a merged w11 modUled. The payment, which call• for $125,000.a-year for ID years, can only be paid for television recelpta, the committee lllled. "If, for anJ reason, the ABA teama do not get $125,000 m a ~ar from televlalon rteelpb," Sea .... Ervin said, "then that team would be exempted from payment lor lbot 1ear • .\ ' SOutl>em Cal's defonse, Jed by sophomc?re middle guard Richard Wood. pa3ll<Cf !he tost at Arkamaa and tllr of- ferue was as advcrtlsed: outstandJn&. S.nlor Mike Ra•. startlllf! a I quarterback for the flnt time, completed 18 of 24 passes for 2G9 yards, bitting nino different receivers. Trojan rusher1 net· ted ~ yards, Including 117 by Rod ~1cNel11 on 28 carries. The Trojans offemlvt l In e was McKay's biggest questlon mark'. But it allowed Rae plenty of time to get off hi.s passes In Little Rock. Dodg er s Shave Hou ston, 4-2, • Behind Ostee11 lIOl!STON (AP) -Claude Osteen tOMeCI a four-hitter and the L.os Angeles Dodgers tri nuned Houston. 4·2. Friday night to move within four game~ of the second-place As\g)s in baseball's Na· lional League West. · O!teen. \Vinning his 17th g:nne. was tagged for Bob \Vat son's 14th homer irt the second inning follo\ving a single by Le< May. But the veteran left-hand er allowed just two J110re bits after that, \\1hile the Dodgers Slate h1 Title Bout LOS ANGELES (AP) M .. Jean . whirlwind Chango Carmona battered chame_ion A1ando R11mos into submlsslon in the mghth round to win the World BQs• ing Council tighlweigbt title Friday nlgbL llamos, on his feet but virtually un- consc ious at the finish . rollapsed ia the ri1:g and needed hospitalization. tie \\'OS placed on a stretcher, bis 6'ti11iant red robe wrapped around him. nnd an an1bulance brought to rlngskle \o take him to Santa Fe Hospital for a · aminnt ion. 1 Pro1noter Alletn Eaton. 'A'ho was in the ring. snid Ramos coinplained of dizziness and Jack or feeling in his legs. C;ir1nona , giving up height and reach. bored in to batter Ratnos lo the canvas four times befo re referee-Rudy Jordan called a halt after one minute, 48 seconds of the eighth. Cnr111on11, 1'4, controlled the 134~.4· pound Ramos of Long Beach. throughout the fight. which had been scheduled for 15 rounds at lhe Los Angeles C-Olistum. TI1e taller Ramos went down in the fourth round from a quick combination right-left-right-left arid went to the cair vas twice in the fifth. Carmona, 1 S.-foot·7 battler, continually beat his taller opponelit to the punch with left jabs and flur ried in "'ith left hooks and rights to the head. Rarr.os had a puf· fy right eye from the first round--«in and his nose bled from the third. Ca rmona won his title v.•ith an ag· J.?regate of hard punches, none in-- Dodgers \vere pinni..,g the defeat on Don \"' ilividuall:Y putting the ex-champ down. Wilson, 12·9. But the continual bombardment stunned ~eo1. 16 '111. 17 DI. It Df. lt '"''· 20 ~''' 11.m. ll •IS 1 m. I 25 D.fYI, "l D.111, 1•7 "·"'· Lo! Angeles' first run was unearned. Ramos and led to bis collapse ~ter Willie Devis reached base op. Tommy Jordan called the bait. . Helms' two-out error and came around The crowd numberlng 20,113 p,ld on hits by Wes Parker and \Villie $218,650. Ramos was guar"anteed M ~ .. Cra\vford. cent of the gross, less some expe~. The Dodgers tallied twice in lhe si:-.lh, and he also must pay the $10,000 purie of an inning in \\'hich Bo.bby Valen tine llf>" Carmona. parently singled lo left for the tying n m, The new champlon unmarked said in only to have Watson, the left fielder, the crowded dressing room "It' was riot throw out Parker at third base on a an easy fight . It was a ' tough flaht. forceout , eliminating Valentine's hit. Ramos had more reach but I wu Prior to Valentine's bloop to left, the faster.'' Dod~en had loaded the bases on hits. ~y Asked If he had been hurt duripg the Davis and Parker and a walk to \Vtlhe savage fight Chango shook his head and Crawford.,. sa 'd "No "' Parker1 who drove in the Dodgers' 1 • 1 • / ~ final run in the seventh inning . had Carmona now .shares the v."Orld ·three of his team's nine hits off Wilson po~nd tlUe. He 1s the \VBC cha~plon Jlnd three relievers \Vh1le Roberto Duran of Panama is the / Osteen walked th~ and struck out six Ylorld Boxing Association title holder. in winning his 17th for the first time II took at "least_ 15 minutes to .remove: since his »game season in 1969. Ramos from the rang. and carry h!ID over LOS ANG•\.11 CrDltw!I!, 2b Mot1, II w 0 .... 1 •• cl W P•rktr, lb Cr1wford, rl V1tll\llM, JO Wlll1, 3b Ruu.11, 11 Ye1oer, c 011""· p • .. , "Ill • 0 l 0 s 1 l 0 4 2 1 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 1 I l 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 3 0 I 0 4 0 I 0 HOUSTON ... , . • • •• ' . ' . ' , ' . •• •• ' . • • •• • • •• Mttf9tr, t• WyM, rl CtcUino, cl L May, lb W~llO", If Og Redtr, Jb Htlm1, lb HDW•rd, c 0 Wll1011, p J Rav, p Sthland, ph Co9grDve, p J Alca.o, ph Gl1ddll'l9, p Total "" m "' .. • ' • , ' ' ' ' ' • ' • ' • " O' V 0 , . , 100 -l 000-' 'E-Ht lm1 2. DP-l.01 Al\O'tlff 2, Hca.oston 2. LOS -LOI ArtttlH 1, HOU$10n 2. 21--0steen. HR-Wei· ...... "·· ... 01'-en W,11·10 t 4 0. Wiison L,11· t S 1 J. lt•Y I O CO$; rove 2 2 Gleddlnv l e WP-J. R1r . T-2:1a. A-1,,7,2. I Ill: 11 10 1 2 l ' 3 ' , 1 0 0 l 0 I I 0 I· 0 0 0 0 Fully Eqtlfpped the heads of the crowd. which Jammed the corridor lead.Ing to the ambWanct. Dr. Bernhart S<ltwarlz, ·the com- mission ringside pby1iclan, who leaped Into the ring as 900D as the fight :was stopped, said, "There Is every indication that Ramos ·suffered a coocusaioo. This caused a complete lack of coordination of the legs.'' The doctor said the e<incussion ac-- counted for the fact that Man<lo twi~in the fifth and si xth rounds -abruptly slumped to the fl oor or the bottom ro"ng: of the""ropes although neither tim~ hid Carmona landed a punch. He was also knocked down in the fifth. Schwartz said it may be at least 24 hours before a full diagnosis can be conr pletcd. Delroit Red Wings goalle Andy Brown cautiously negotiates a narrt>w stairway on skates as he prepuea ll> practice with the National Ku •1 League team In Port iluroo, Mi.Cb: . - ... r. •. .. S..U1rda1, Stpttr11btr l,, l f12 " \:1,1.; OAILY "J.OT -Prange Coast, Rustlers Resume War. Tonight • • ' ... , ... .• ~·-. "• Area Jaycees Match Top Passing Attacks ·~ By CRAIG SHEFF Of ,.. 0 .. ,., r 1 .. 1 l!tll ,If }'OU we.re one of tho&t! 1.1nfortunate . ~w ~'ho decided to beat the traffic and ·· luve early during last year's Orange · . e<>ast-Gol'den West foolball game . here '• 1t few words ol advice concerning l(> ··· . .nllht's seventh aMual war: · · "Stick around, It. oofhta' be another · .barn burner. It begins at 7;30 wilh a standing nKlm ooly crowd e1pected at LeBard Stadium. , Lui year'• thriller e~ Lo a 21-21 tie with Golden West's RusUers coming from a 14-0 deficit "'Ith a little over three . · ·· :nilnutes lef' to knot It ell up with just 59 iecomts to eo. · : fi.fost or the 1tar1 of that game have • ·saddlehack, ' ... · ;;~~hargers . . . It Up • 0Saddlebaci c;ollege football Jans have waited 315 days for tonight. , , • A_ year •go they wt.re llflilg "wait tit .:~year." : ,\vell, next ytar ha1 arrived and the . JIY.•mped Gaucboa of coach Geor1e Hartman, considered by many as one .of • ..tbe better JC teams In the state, launch ., tbe,.t9n campaign agalnat county rival -~(:)I.press. .. ;;·J. ~ first kickoff at Mission Viejo High .·."ftiet for 7:30. ; .... ;.iti!IMfdleback finished with a 7-3 rtc:ord .'·iWit ~year and that wasn't too bed con- .., e)d8ring. the Gauchos had 35 freshmen on ".:fflr 50-man roster and a rurmlng 1amo 'th&t could be called average. • "The Gauchoe also finished second In the Ml»kln Conference standings, their lowest tffort in three aeesons of con- ference actlon. Bttt 1'72 is a eomewhat different story. Hartman l.sn't callin1 . bia eiub green. .·U»e run~ attack Is about 1,000 percent ·improved and quarterback Bob Dutlch is I year old.er and a year wiser. ~· Dullch makes the Saddleback offense go. He accounted for nearly 1,200 yard! pHstng last siuon after reporting to ·'.·early drills with no credentials to speak eli1 And be ran for another 250 more . ~ '.llbe runnlitg game is built around fr~man Aundre Holmts who made 11'1ny a· beOdllne at Ml18lon Viejo High the past couple of sea.!IOns with his ex- ·:pJ!>i!O. ·'':·AnOthet lood ,pro<pe<:t Is fullback Joe . ~· a 1!16-pounder who played at n Viejo with Hohne..: last year. • ch ii also an MV product. · . .'bunch's chief aerial targets will be 'tPtit end Bob Haupert. frnhman flanker .lef Call . (~nlversity) and Holmes. , ·;$'Haupert, a Mater Del product, was the .,iet~lng Sa.i.fdleback receiver last year WM 38 catches~ · • 'The offensive and d,,eMlve lines also are improved . \ Rod Cummings, one of the better defensive tackles in the circuit two setl<tns ago, la ba4!k. He Injured 1 knee ·Jo the lint S.ddl•baci Wt last yeer and ""dn't see any action 1fter that. He's bad ,~ery since then. Cummings ls &-I, :1311 ~eback will probably ,.. 1 lot of 1DJ: from Cypreu, although Chargers ,..ch BUI Price says h .. 'U have to fa;lablish a running game or the Gauchos ·~"blow wi off the field .". :. : Jlnce bas two pretty good fr•sh1rum '1.a<:ks In Bobby Dapper (WHttrn) and : '.l,•n· Hemmerton (Randio Alamlto1 ). 1lii4 his lhrff. quarterbacks Rob Dill. ~ HUlman end Glen Cerdtrelli all • J191St!U dlfferftlt 1klll1. ·1>111 Is the heel P'""'· Cardarelli Ii the. ·l!>J> nmner of the tl1ree and Hillman 11 • ~ best ill-round player and !hows the liiiot leadership. That's probably why tho 'I,ifer will get the st.rllng aselgnment toni,ht. Tonlghft ti.fr ls a conference warmup, for the Gauchos who begin Mission P"'Y ne~t week at Chaffey. - 1.-~11Hdl: Ll11111,1 OlftflN O.ll~M • rtturntd, •lone with a lot or'new ones. The two key players for tonight'• tilt are· quarterbacks. Golden Weit s Bill CornellUJ toued for aH three touchdowns last year 111aln1t Orange <:oitat and fln l.sbed the year with a pocketful of recorda. The 5-9, 15.')...pounder from La Quinta passed for 1,8:?9 yards. completing 127 or 265 and 13 toucbdow(l!. lie also !lad ll of them intercepted. Sophomore Alvin WhHe directs OCC's ~ho1v. He hit on. 9!I of 212 pa!Ues ror t,483 yard! In 1971. throwing 12 touchdown aerials and having 13 of his paues picked aff. He's ~3. 216 pounds. \Yhite's chief target will be sophomore Steve Monahan, a lfiO.pounder who cauaht 43 paues lut teaaon (a acbool record) for 830 yardl and HVeo TOI. Randy Cobb 11 •xpected to he the Rustlers leadtn1 reeetver. He hooked on-. to 22 paPH in 1971 for 470 yarda and three scores. Both tea1n1' runn1nc 1amu are not hurting either. OCC, with a 3-2-1 lead In the serlu, hu two atartua from laat year -tailback Steve MobW..ld and tullboci Rid< HarWleJd -back, while the Ruatlera have two very talented ope<dltm In oopl>omcre Rick Rice and frabmen BQb · Fenvo, who won m&QY an honor whlle pla)'lnc for Col<!ll de! Mar lut ....... Def•llllvely. both IHml are allO oolld. If fact the defen,.. stood OUI over the DAILY PIL.e'f lllft l"MM OCC COMBO -Orange Coast center Steve Fat, (52) plus quarter· backs BW Clough (27), Flip Darnell (41), Alvin White (26) and. Reed Johnson (80) await the challenge of G-Olden West in tonight's opening junior college football game at OCC. It starts at 7,30 and a capacity crowd is expected. Sports In Brief Beman Stretches Lead; Emerson Vp~ets Rival · ST. LOUtS -De a n e Beme11 lashlohed a three-under-par 67 and stretched his lead over 1..ce Trevino to two strokes Friday in the second round of the 1150,000 Greater St. Louis Golf ClaYic. The di.min1.1tlve Beman, one of tht· srnalleat players on the pro circuit, matched the best two-round total on the tour UUJ leUOll \Vllh a 131 • nine under par an the 6,550-yard Norwood HiUs Country Club eoune. r Trevino, the flashy, flamboyant British OP.en ~p, was just one stroke back When 'plaj started on lhe mild, overcaii;t d1y, but drifted ont more off tbe pace with a 118 for 133. . Longsbot Don 816 a nonwlnning tour rogular, slipped Into ihlrd place with• 16 '"" 1!4. Veteran Bob Goalby, a former Muters champion, has a share or second with Trtvlno until he bo1eyed the last two lloles for a 118. That dropped him back to fourth at 131. ,,,, ahead. Emerson shut the door on him. In other matches, Tom Okker defeated Cliff Drysdale, 4.f, 7·5, 1-3; Egypt'• 11- mael El Shl!ei tripped Marty Rl.,..n. H. H : and Arthur Ashe whipped CUU flichey, S.4 , 6-t. ,,,, LONG BEACH -Jim Massey, a rookie comerback frqm Linfield Colleae, w111 cut Friday by the Lo8 Angeles Rams who moved closer to the National Football LCllgue regular-season roster limit of 40 active players. ~ Massey was a loth-round draft cbolct: of the Rams. who said they had 41 pl aye rs left on the roster. Much shuffling of reserve squad personnel w~s expected "·hile the team reduces the roster by one before Sunda.\/'s season opener again.at New Orleans in Memorial COiiseum. >f .... ,leWtr II HtuHrl T lllUtttll •. 0""11 C ' Pt11l- O Lut.r T 1'111•1119 'Tl'~- Wl, Wt, 'l•rtr 110 DO lurg1~ '" 2» c~mmlnu1 !15 JU ""llll••MO~ ni m DU"nc•n US 200 W,11<1 !Ot ru M.t<t1$•n 11J in J1mb1 ..... T G • • LI LI LI MONTREAL -Newport B .. ch'• Roy Emeraon fOrced John Newcombe Into 11 nsh ol mlstfk., on the way to a M , 4-41, 7.f vldory In the 1ingles quarterfinals of the international ttnnb tournament, here. CHARLO'M'E , N. C. -Billie Jean King of Long Beach. the No. J seed, w11 extended in a three-set victory over Mona Schallau, 6-2, g..1, 1-J, in one of Friday's two quarterfinal matches of the $40,000 Four Roses Women's TeMIJ Clasaic. In the other singles quarttrflna1, fourth-seeded Rosemary Casali of San Franctsco t defeated Australla's Kerry MelvUle, the No. s seed, with •urprlain( case, e:q, 6-2. ~= =~--... I~ t7S Dr""v 1•0 110 l evt• 1'0 17J Glb1&11 " o• ,,,, rapectlve o11 ..... In ll<flmma& .. with outlldo compdltlon lut week. Both Orone• Coa1I and Golden Welt are IOlld contender• In thtJr conference. thll )'till' •nd both C<lllChel ha•• nothing but pralxe for their rival. 0 1'bey are an e1cellent football team. In fact , they have the best team we have playtd ag1inlt lince we have bttn here. They hive overall bl1ance with DO glar-m, wellntael," aya Golden Welt coecll Ray Shackleford. "Tbey mlly looked avoct In the ocrlm- ma1e we 11w tbem," •YI OCC bead man Dtci Tucitt. "'Ibey look a lot better now than they did a, year qo. '' Well, the ocene It Ill. '!be admialla starts flowing in 1 few hours. Grid Scrums Slated Tod~y On All Fronts ... Tbe -of monotonous drills and 1lammlng illto hap 11 through for Oran(• Cout ma prep football players 11 1• of the 1rea'1 15 scboal1 clash with outalde opposlUon far the fint time to- day. Only Mater Dtl has shlDllled competing 1ga1Dlt another school a week before ac- tual combat Opens. ACUon 1ets un~er way as early 11 10 a.m. with four clubes at that time Here11 the rundown On each of ·the Orance C.oast area prq elevens: Col'ODI del Mu -coach Dave Holland'• Irvine League ilngpinl trek lo St. Jolin Bosco in BellOower· for a 7:30 p.m. 1 .. 1. Cotta Mesa -The Mustangs will tune ap for their non-learue opener with CJF AAM finall1t Western with a 7 p.m. test against University High at Tustin. Ed!aon -Coach Vince Asaro and hi! Chargers invade Westminster to duel Sunset League champion Westminster at 4 p.m. Estancia -The Eagles of coach Phil Brown meet CJF AAA champion Ken- nedy at Newport Harbor in a 4: 30 con- frontation . Du• BID• -The Dolphins get their first taste Of outside contact wlrm-tbey trek to Cerritos High ~or a 10 a.m. skirmish. Foutola Vllley -Lowa ·Hlgh's SIIMet League repreRntatives invade t h e Barons' campus for a 10 a.'m. scrim- mage. RutlDston Beach -Coach Roy Brum· mett'• Olien will 1crinunqe Foothill Hilb of the er.1tvlew League In a 10 a.m. teat at Huntington. Lafu• Btacla -The Artists' initial oytslde c.'ODtllct for 1972 is at Carlsbad High Ut ID 11 a.m. enaiunter, Marloa -Coach Leon Wh,.ler'• Vll<es clash with host San Oemente in a 7 p.m. test. Mluloa Viejo -The Dlablos again test Ibo ••rial mloded Rthelt of Savan111. !l's a 10 a.m. battle at Minion Viejo. Newiion llarllor -Coach Don Lent · takes hit Newport Hubor SaUan out of lbe area u they trek to San Diego to bat· tie La Jolla Bllh In a 4 p.m. encounler. SU Clemota -Coach Allie Schall and hit San Clemente Tritons host Swiset League representative Marina at 7 p.m. UnJvenlty -The Trojans meet Costa Mesa Kt TUstin High at 7 p.m. Westmluter -The Uons host Edi.son 1t 4 p.m. • bAIL Y PILOT lltlt .... TOUGH RUSTLER -Golden West College's Rick Rice is hal1 of the· RusUers' one-two running punCli. coach Ray Shackleford is expected to throw at 0.range Coast tonieht. He and former .Corona del Mar beck Bob Ferraro aid the RusUers' passing game with their running threat. For Boes, GWC Lineups ·for Tonight G-OUJEN WEST OlfUH Poi. Player TE -Bill Brack T -Jim Harper G -Jlm Hostettler or Terry Rohertlon C -Dale WUlla1111 G -S<olt Smith T -Jeck Murry WR -Randy Cobb QB -Bill Comtliua WR -Frank Kelly RB -Rici Rice RB -Bob Ferraro DeftllH E -Slev• Rell T -Jim Potter T -Bryan Kerns E -Joe Montanari LB -Ron Dick!Oll LB -Jerry Leininger LB -Dick Ferryman CB -Lee Frledersdorf CB -Mike Hix S -Mike Ladd s -Scott Albertson Wt 180 220 215 195 190 210 210 175 155 150 175 200 180 200 180 205 1115 200 200 170 160 175 160 OKANGE COAST Offense Pot. Player TE -Bill Kristinat T -Mike Barth G -Tim Bandel C -Steve Fate G -Mike Balch T -~falcolm DeMWe SE - John Fisher QB -Alvin White RB -Steve Mohulski FB -Rick Hartsfield Fl -Steve Monahan Defenae . E -Gary Balch T -Elden Kidd NG -Pat SweeUand T -Dave Jackson E -Cal Shores ' LB -Ken Warren LB -Bob deLancellotti CG -Grant Van de Walker CB -Steve ~litchell M -Ken Shibata S -Curt Tl)omas Wt 190 210 190 115 210 185 180 211 lllO 187 180 203 219 240 205 190 205 195 170 170 llO 170 Baseball Standings DI.AN LEWIS AMEllICAN LEAGUE East D!Vtalo1 w L Pol. Booton 75 112 Dttr:olt 75 64 Baltimore n !5 New York 74 M Cleveland 63 'II MUw1ukee N M Wet! Dlvilloll Oakland a 57 Chlcaao 71 81 Mlnneoola 70 118 Kansas City 87 70 .U,el1 IO 7S Tew &2 87 ,,...,.., ....... ... '°" ~. 0tw11M a 81lt1n'ltr1 i, H•w Y11• \ l>tfT9!1 2, MlrwtukM 1 MlnlltMtt •· ICtnNI City J .S47 .MO .&!& .529 .4<7 .408 .590 .1111 .507 .139 .171 .371 GB 1 111 211 14 1911 4 1111 14 .JI 30 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eut Dlvl1loa W L Pd. GB Plttaburib 19 4t .645 -Chicago 71 64 .HI 14 New. York 72 !5 .526 18\1' St. Louil 87 74 .475 2311 M-.al. M 71 ,460 2311 Phlladelphlt iiO 19 .360 i11111 Welt Dlvillon ClnclonaU II M .112 - Houe.ton 78 II .511 7 Docl(en 74 Ill .&32 11 Atlanta M 75 .4!0 21 San FranclJoo 112 77 .441 23 'lilll Dle10 112 85 .380 32 BRAND NEW Just Arri•ed From Toyota MX MODELS Come In & Tttt DrlY• Today AllO Avail,. For Dell.,ry LANDCRUISERS ,, ··-fll'L. C..JI ' ns 1u M•,11u1,dl •• •• Newt0mhe, tralUng from the he1lnnlng. had an uphill flaht all through tht match and everyttme IL f Ppeared he would pull SAN JOSE -Center Nate Thurmond !ligned a multi-year contract with the Golden State Warrion for .. estimated lt!0,000 a year, u the National Buhl· , , OU:l1llll U, T1111t1 J .. ,...._ 1, Cllk:tllll I MARK II WAGON_S CELICAS L ~itrus Runners Win ' . ·~··Rustlers' Streak Ends .. . 4zuM -Citrus Con•1e handed Cltrw nabbed the No. S opot and the HC- eOlden West College'• """ country ond through eighth poolUona. t~~ ·a 21-!5 1011 f'rlctay, ending a IO!li Lockman was timed In 11 ,32 °'" the Wtnnll\I atre.ak Ml dual .meet 1ctlon for four·mlle course, breakin« the record or the Ru•llert. · . 22.4t. Brickner had 1 clockinJ of 22.•. Coach Tom Noon's Golden We~t team Golden Welt returns to 1cUon a wtflk had won 2S rneeta In a row And had not from today, competing in tho Moorpark lost 11Jnce the opener ol the 1969 season. Invitational. The Rustlers re c el v e d top Cl"11• 1i.1 (al ••1~•• wm QtrformlDCtll from aopbomort1 Dave ,,1\~~fri"~~t:~1R1~.,'1~\'M.'1f',. ~,.~ Lociatan and Bol> Brleinel\ who l!n!lhtd · . JJ.'u~ ~J,' \~' 1''1'\,!i/, t ~1 .. :0. 'l&i'1 .. ll! flnt •Ind tblrd. But . lhe next hJgbeat '°bt~ · > .,., Wflt _,, Ir• ltlft 111 ,. Gt>lden Weat runner Wis only ninth. f'~ :,: , • " "' J>·H1 o. :m-,.,. f:: : 1a. j .~ . ball AMoclatlon team opened It,. preseason training camp here Friday. Tenns of the contract were not 10- nounced, but Wmion owner Franklln Mleull lal.d the &-loot-11 veteran would be paid "money comparable to thal receJT. ed by the lop centers In the lequt." Thurmond WU not at FridtJ'' pradice. Re was upec1.i to jom·tbf tam IOda:T. Lut .. ~. Thunnond avenrecl JU {'Olnla 100 II.I rebounds por.pmt. College Grid, Scores . Collt,. · 'I'll!..., 10, Booton eou.,. • ,--, ... Colllll . Lona Buch cc 22. G...-1 o Pboonlx 2S, San llenlardlno 20 -~ I T...,..._ Th" CHIM 1•1•> tt o.i.n0 lllw Ml. <~le ... c..,.,.,_ 1•111 11 A ..... tlllw111 1"141. ICtMal (lty fOr ... 11·1U 11 MINMolt tl"trry lf. 10. Oflrtlt Cl"r"tfMll '4, ti Mllw1UU. (L.eeltwoM )o IU. • ltltl lMrt cc"'"'' M-ltl •1 Htw Ytrt UCllN IM) Ctewitllll ITWRlw IJ IJ) II ...... (Tltlll 11•1Sl. ' DEAN' 'IWIS· . 1966 HAU~·~'~D., COST~ 'MIS.A ..,., ... •llil Partt for "11 •l-"911 C1n Mo~'"' ""'1 Shojj :r.r •Ml Con 646-9303 0ren11 Qnintr• Llrgeot and Most l(Qjl"" ToJ'Oll llld Vol•o Deal• OYIQllAI DILIYftT -IAUITI- • VOLVO ~~Dean -. Lewis" W1 le1so,,mor1 Volvos in 0rfnge County +!win eny othor dHl.nhip. EXAMPLE. SAVINGS: S8890 MO. ,,, • ·- ' I " . • • • ·, • • l Start Your Engines! WITH DEKE HOULGATE ~ • ) "It tokes one: to catch one," said jovial Jim Blomgren. ror- mer driver now chief technical inspector for NASCAR's Grand National West. With thet he launched Into a f~in.ating discourse on Ulat tllboo auto racing subject. chtating. A lot of what he said was very tedtnical, but some of his lecture on "101 ways to inter- pret rules" / .. well , read for yo~elf and try not to chuck.le. Piston di!placement: Almost every rorm or racing has a rule on pi.ston Jil.splacemenl volume to. Jlm# horsepower. Therefore, """ officials always m~asure displaCement. "ln the old days," Blomgrea said, '1to measure displacement they would take off thC (cylinder) heads:and measure one cylin- der. What 'some guys did' was \0 take off the bead on ooe side and cover the other side up, maybe with an oil filter, shock mount, tools, anything. J\iake it bard to get to." The inspector wou,ld measure the open side and figure the total displacement, not realizing Ulftt the bigger piston holes were on the other side.- . Blomgren said measuring got ti> ·be' more sophisticated soon after .that, and inspectors looked at both banks or the newer VS eo3ioes. Bllt at first inspectors measured only the front cylin- ders, and -you guessed it -the six behind thefu were larger. Once the motor was inspected the tech maa would seal off the top of the engine so no changes coo.Id be made inside, but after he was gone the amart mechanic. would undo a few bolts. careful not to disturb the seals, hoist the heads up and put a new, larger engine underneath. • Weight distribqtion: It is very important, particularly on short tracks. So the rules are very speciflc about where the en- gine can ~ located, wheel track dimensions, overall length, etc. Dead Weight iia 111ro11g Plae!e One o!.:f stock car rule required the battery to be In its s~ tocatlon. That Is, If tbe car had Its battery bjp up in the right front corner of the engine compai;tment when rt wa• 'I!"'. that battery couldn't be moved. The battery was dead weight In preclwly 1be wrong piece. . . So Blomgren said, the cbtat~r would bay a dummy, almost • weigbt'less b•ttery ca1e for up t~nt. then rewire the car to a concealed battery in the left rl!ar, under tbe trunk computment. Since batteflts welgbtd 11bou\ ,5 lb., that amounted to a drasllc welght transfer, about flke . moving the engine back an inch or two and lowering it a hair .. ,., / Fuel tanks: f\.1ost every a uto racing cla5s bas a fuel capacity limit, for gfety reuson1 mulnly, but limiting fuel alsi improves competition and forces the crfws to use sbnwder r a c I n g strategy. 1 • Lore of the sport Is laced with stories of concealed gas tank~. but none more frightening and at the same time amusing as Blomgren'I" recollections: ~ "Onl! fellow carried bis extra gas In bis roll cage system. He roll ed over once "'It h an empty 1as tank and-seven gallons poured out on the traok. Another guy's gas tank fell out durin!?; a race and be went ZS more laps befo_re b~ had to come into the pits."' Good old Blomgren, full of Intimate details he can recit~by heart. The drivers In this Saturd3y's Oly !SO at Gardena hnd better not try anything fancy to fool Jim. He ha5 probably al- ready trlt:d it himself. Drag Jtleet Bo)nbs a1 Box Office Don Garlits' great adventure, the big Tulsa drag meet that clashed with the NHRA Nationals. was an artistic success but predictably bombed at the box office. What it may always be remembered for. no matter hO\V ' the meet did. were the records set by \Vinners Tom McE\\ f.n, Don Moody !lfld Bill Jenkins. Jn 33.402 seconds of racin~ McEwen earned $38,000 or $1,137 per second as funny car eliminator. Moody, top fuel-·winner. took borfie $37,350 and Jenkins receive$! $35 ,550 as pro stock champ. Perhaps ~nkins scored the most impresssive victory by drilling his way thraugh an incredibly strong fie!d (only one weak round in five). His opponents were Gordon Collett. Don... Grotheer, Jim Haytar, Butch Leal and Herb McCandless. All but Haytar were Chrysler factory drivers. While Jenkins was scoring his victory in a Chevrolet Ve~a at Tulsa, Ray Allen was driving a carbon copy of "Grumpy's Toy" to his first major win of the season at the Indianapolis Nationals. We asked Jenkins for his impressions of the outlaw race meeting organized by drivers to influence change in the sport's prize money structure by paying relatively Gargantuan purses to the wiMers. "The wea.ther scared people away on Sunday," Jenkins said. "It didn't rain at all during the functional meet, but it rained the night before. and it was threatening when the people woke up on race morning. '111at didn't help the crowd any. '"Th ey so ld maybe 15,000 tickets on Sunday. (The official crowd count for three days was '1/ ,522 paid.) Tulsa is very small anyway. You can't _get too many more in the place. "I'd say no great problems came up during the race that they didn't solve quickly and fa'.irly. The race lasted longer Sun~ day than it sbould _lftrve, because a lot of ca~s broke, and they had to take time to clean up the track. NHRA Natl01tals Not Hurt "With all that money up, there were a lot of guys there try- ing to get 96 on a flagpole. They had good names but appar- ently didn 't hurt the NHRA Nationals. There were 45 to 50 en- tered in pro stock and about 50 ln each of the other tw,9 classes. Five Finals Set Tooaf - In TotQ·ney Contenllon nw deep ln almost every dlvlslon or the Pacific Southwest Seniors !en- nis championships as the •3rd annual event goes Into its final tl''O days at the Newport Beach Tennis Club with most ·of the seeded players still in the battle. Although liUe fights in most brackets will "'ind up Sunday, five finals wlll take place µ>- day. Penny Stewart will meet Paulette Upton in the finals of the women's 40 al 10 this morning while Tony Prodan will faL'e Roger Cessa at II: 30 in the men's 50 championship. Bill Smith will play Bob Hill in the 55 year oJd age bracket. Floreoce Powers will play Alice Nargi in the women 50, also at 11 :30. at 2:30 top-seed- ed Evelyman Housemen will meet Mary Radabaugh in the women's 40. Mrs. Housemen is defending titlist. The P r e m i e r e semilinal match will pit 1971 runnerup Dick Metteer -of Anahejm against fifth -seeded Sa m Maleh in lhe men's 45 singles . Top doubles pairing \Viii see lop-seeded Glen Tllrnbull and Prodaa £acing G{?rge MacCall and Menvin P.filfer in the 50 men's doubles. Friclty'1 It.wilt w-35 sinol•• -P~u1e111 l.lp1°" ~. $.Illy Ztmtrln, ,.(!, •.o: Pennv St.,.1rl dtl E1t1r10r Kol<t. Mtn lS sill{lle1 -K!nt liimbll"1 d~ Dor> Ple!t, 1-6, S·l '"'-• Goroon 01vls d1I Svtn Oavkhon. M . t-1: Men 45 11no1eS '5::' .i_:ilck Mltteer dtl Al Rlld~. J-6. 6-1, 11~m Nll!(h Oii Ed ~UOlr, U. '-l1 Herb«! 81<1ht'" dt"f John Sheo. 7-5, .W; l!ODby Ri0cl1 a.er Ston Cltrk, 24, '-'· '-2: MM •5 doullle1 -Welc~MorrllOll def Buc-ey-Srnl!h, '- 1, 5-7. '-2 1 01vl1·BMhanr"&ef w1tcott-Ycung. Men .50 singlet -Roger Cesw def Geor~ McCall, 1-6, 7-S, •-A; TOiiy Proda11 dtl l•rrv Oavl1, 6-2, 6-1. Alsn SS ilr>Ql11 -8111 Sml!h def John F&urlCe, '"'· 4-l, 6-3. Men 60 1ln9l'1 -WUll1rn Robtrtson def Al A\Uler 6·l, 1~. Women .o slnote1 EWl'tn llov~mon dtl Ell1~bolth H•rptr 6-3, I• J; M••'t Rld•b.lll'ilh def Vill'!)i Gll<don ,.,, 1·5. Women 35 doubles -Peterwn-Tu'nll!" det M1y1r-$cnneldlr 4-l, 7-6; Hil"tW•rd-Malhlesi.on dtf Sc:lloop..Hud5lln 7-6, '-3, , .•. Womm 50 single~ -Alice Nt1 d dtl . B•rnk• R1llly '"'1, i-Z. Dragsters Seek Marks \ I DAILY llLGT 'J.3 Arerly~lists NOJln =~:: .. ,... :::: ~:: ::::: =· N R Til8 .......... , .. C'OMMIUIO• OP TM• ....... fTATSIUllT lilAMI! STAT......,, -L aces fttY °" '°"*'···""""'"I ''" ..... Mowlne.Ji"f-·ll ...... ~~ we _Jt!lillt.'Y JO. aa . Cast• llD NO'nCrlrf.ll!ltltY ttvlN ""' 1111 ••t "'-'· C•Uf. bta. • w....,, • .,, ----n . .,,, ti 1:Jt TttlASUIY GIFlL IOI IMll SI,. Twry ~ ll'llf s.. 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Pll!'ot't, 63' Sount 311"lna1RON.llt & JOJtOINSe'lf lollowi: N~ lrwn Al A9rlCvllur1I , i. Jtl S,,.._t, LOI AnQtlll, C•lll. t'OOU, wlllcfl It UU CW.rt! A,.._ 1t16 N--1 •lvd c0111 MotM Sino!• Ftmlly "••ldtntlll. TM ~.,._r1y '"'Pit<• 01' llU1ln1As of rri. wnd.,~!ol>t<I In •llfl-, c111i..-,,i, ,.,.. Purfllfinl to &Ud'I 'inttnllOll ,.;. 11,.,. comprhlnQ '·°' tcr" Ii IUO"llltr dl!ul~ •II mitten per111111,... to In• "1•1• ol u ld 'JO•: IJl)) 11l-N61 dtr1iontd 11 111ptytncr to ti. 0.P'tltn9ftl •• .t.u.1or'1 P'trc91 14+111-0J. 'Tt11t1tlv• dK•n1, wllnln tcur rnon lh1 1fttr the m.ac of Al cohollc ._...,.Control for ls-11Ct Tr1<! IGSI 1u1161vtdl111 TM 1ubftc:I .,.op-llr1l r.::1111cttlot1 N lhl1 11otle1. , F;tlt~ of in tkonolk: IMv.,tQt Hc"'u lor trty lnlfl lt klb '11'11 111111 111 ctnlunc:Uon Pt t<1 AIOO\lll ,2, 1t11 Pv1111slllll Or111ot Co.it Ot lly "llo•. Lo''G ILCtllMI) for lhelt P'""'l•tt 11 tQ!lows: wltti ltll i-dllnpe. B1rNr1 .o. W.!1i, l!xecutrlx Soplemllff II, ll, JO •rid Octcotr /, 1~ BEACJ-1 Costa 0n 511, 1 .. , • Wint !Ion.I Fldt ,.••c1s1 ,LAN n1 -Appnc111011 111t11 01 tM w .u °' tht lt1J 2,Jl-tt Mesa Hig h's Mu::itangs turned Public E•llrio "IK•I br ~Y10,_.,1v1son i. ~•It • plp1-••H •S~bo,;9 .. ~;':;"',Y 11ecec1eo1 , pi.,. Eltvlfl tnc: •tor-Y•F'ill 11 113U e. s1111r •ltu•lld · PUBLIC NOTIC~ in a creditable showing Friday Publl•hed Or•no~ c~11 0tnv ,1101 1111 dl'f'• Ml 11111ua1r111 z-. :;•""w •1 L.•w /------ in the Cal State ILong Beach) s1p11mblr 1&. .,12 2ut-7i 'THE SE MA'T'TE•s •r• 11111'11 11roc:111t0 L.M :·,,',r:,'"',,~:· "''' 1 -•::cc-----Jl.lr11.11t11 to !ht l"llnnfllf L•w1 Of 1~1 ... · SU,.1000 Invitational cross c 0 u n t .. y PUBLIC NOTICE Stilt " Ctllfornl1 Gll~trnrntnl COttt 1••1 U121 ru-.121• • tOUJt'J o .. CALIPO•MIA · · 6S,OCO 11 '"'-11\d 1111 FVMC Tiii• 11. Al1tnlly fff a1iuK1tl•I• COUNTY OF O•ANOI IJ'feet with a first place team llll)H Offlrlr-. to Ntllf'I' Jn tivor 0< In op-Publlsh1J Orange Co.•;1 0111., PUGI. t•11 N11m111r o ltl.JI finish in the 1·uniorl varsity su,••10• coun 01' 'rH• po1lfl011 ol tMW l'l\llltr• will 111 glvtn an Augu" 1' •nd Seplfmbtr l, t, ''· n;1 OIDllll TO tHOW CAu1• d. . . . S'TA'TI o .. Co\L.IPORNIA •o• OOPOth.llllly ... clo \O. u h;rlher n.. n5'l-n !MA•••AGll 1v1s1on·s second r ace and a THI coUM'TY o,. o•AMGI form•tlot1 11 ffil•ed .,011 m•'t cont•~• the -Rt: MOOIFICAT10N secolfd place team finish in •1. .... ,... -Pl1n~no Otp.1ir1mtn1 '' H2-2'2' •nd r11er PUBLIC NOTICE 1" ,. •~e mftrrlatt 11 ""111at¢.. . , MOTIC• 0' NIA.IMO 011' .. n'l'rlOM to tf11 tbo"" l*nf. JANICE ll!Tl tnd Rt!l)Ondtr>I' o.(Vrg the varsity s second race. FO• ... O .... 'TI! OF Will AND FOil ' "LANNING COMMISSION OF .. ICT•T•O"• "'•••••• A. llTZ. . C h J F . he , llrTTl•I 'Tl!S'TAM•MTA•Y ltOMD 'THI! Cl'TY OF " 9V TD: JANICE llETZ·,.tllllontr 4 oac oe IS r s crew WAIVIDI FOUNTAIN VALll!Y NAME STATIMl!Nt You •rt O«ltrtd lo I PPt•• 111 Tiii• c rt tallied 92 points in varsity E1ltl• of WILLIAM E. WHITE, CHiio! Shtt-r'od. Stcrtl•rf f/le followlnt pen.on 11 dolnt ~u1in1u IO(lltcf 11 100 Cl~lc C1nltr O,lve WU..1· . . . . O.C•111d. Pllbllslltd Drll!ff COflll OtllV l"llor, •s: COMMUNICATIONS CON CE " TS :•nit An• .. C1lllor11l1, Oii OCI. It, ltn &f compet1tion behind champion f'I OTICE IS H!REIY GIVEN 11111 s.cittn11111" ''· lt'n 1lf4-n 19531 C1mp1n Orlvt, Sullt 1111, S•n!~ 1.,·~7·~t.r::~·~::i,t~t!,',·,4, lo tlv .. ..-. '"" La Canada In i·unior . varsity VELMA R. WHITE Ills fltld Nr1ln • . ""'· c111u. t'l707. " ~.. n '"'''' '·\If•!• . · ptllllon for pr-11 of wlJf ,,,_ tor PUBLIC NOTIC N 11'1 OAVtO A &ETZ • activity the P.1ustangs totaled lu~nc:• of L1t1er1 'T1st1""'"1try to 1"•11-E 'Thllm11 L. Ary Jr.. 1~1 Sui.>••· ' . •iPOndt nf tll•llhf 29 t 11-r !IOlld W&lvedl r1ftrlftCI 10' wnld'I NtWPO•I IMth. Ctllt, tlUO. l~OI bl Mtdt ~y lhh (01,,,, ..... ''"'" COUil ers. ls m&de tor t11r!Mr Plrllc u/1rl. tlld 11111 .. ICTl'TIOUS IUllHISS Tlll1 1H.11!n1u 11 1Mln11 conducted 11¥ In .... RE QUEST FOlll. OROl!lt ANO lndlv;dual. OEClA•ATION, Re: MOOll'ICATION. Top varsity individuals for 1111 Tim. ,...., o11ct o1 hnrl"' l~ .....,.,. MAM• tTA'(l!M•MT r .... -,, L .• ,, ''· oiltd 11111. 11, 1tn . • 1111 bMn 1111 tor Ol;toblr J, ltrf. 11 t:OO lfll fOllMl!t P9''°" 11 dolnt b11Jlllfl~: ·~" " ll Costa Mesa were Mike Holh-1.rn., Jn 1111 courtrmm e1 OtPtt'lfMnt No.. 1s: lllb sr11tmt1>t 111.0 wu11 t~e Cl)Unly ovd E. •1•nnlld, Jr. d (11th lo·t8) N' k p · t 3 ti Mid tOIH'I, &I 7llO CIVIC Ctnl.r Ori~ S.M. i;NlE9' .. RISE$, tJ'1 ltlhtn Or., Cit•-lll Otlll!ll CllUnl~ on Aug. 31. lf72 .• J .. ~::=of ft1t SuPlflor Ceurr ay • . · 1 IC rJeS Wttl, 1n Ille Oty ol' Stnlt Ant, Ctllfornlt. Huntlnvf(lfl l ltc:fl, (A t2W ~V Billy J. 81rg11e"· ~l!llfV Coun1y n°M "Htrllr .~!".. s II :MJ l17th, 10:25), Tim Gollnick 0111<1 Sept1mblr 14, 1tn · Sll~tort Ma.11 .. 111, t5'2 Ttlh•n Or .. 1"k c11 .. MMt, c1uktn~1 'tUu (18th. 10 .. 271 , Da"e Sm 'tth w,!.l;~!,AM,,.!.· St JOHf'I, Runtrnolon ... rll. CA fl·1"1' -r111 flltl u.. .... • _ ... , .,.., Tiils bu&JntU II bll"9 cOIH!uc!ld ~y 1n l"1111llshed Or1nge Clll~I 01Uy l"Uot, ... ,..,.,..., fir "" 0 1 (21st 10:30) and M i k e HU•Wl1'1. MURWl'TZ AMO •IMllR lndlvldUtl: Seplimbolr 2, t, 16, 23, 197} 11U·l2 " bll bid O "" M ' 041-JllMI Slretl, S t I 'M 1t Ill ----u 1 ••~?• Cotlt O•ll't .. He! Stutsman t24th, 10:32). ,.,o. ••• 1us, · Thh .~i'!,!t; '~~' wllfl 111t county PUBLIC f'l;OTICE ~~"""111' 1'· lJ, 30 tnd °''*' I. Mfndi~id~al _leaders .f1or Cost. ta =~.:::,·f~ll~~·,=· tWl i~w~t~fv'1.t·~~~.°"6,~:f'~·-~~I~ PICTITIOUI IUllNass 2 •>1-1? esa 1n Junior vars1 y ac ion Pu1111~~ °''""' co-11 o.uy l'1tot. Cl•rlf. . .NAM• IT.t.'T•M•N-r PlJBUC N011CE were Tim Gallagher and Les SeptemlMr 1&. 17• n. lm 246-n ,._.,, 'T.,. foUow1no Plfton 11 doing 11us1n1ss "ublt~htd Or•no• Co•'' Dilly ,llot, IS: pt(TIT1DUI • .,..,, •• ,_ ' I Sterrett with 10 :49 and 10:58 PUBLIC NOTICE SeplemL>er '· ,,, 2J, l0, 1'71 2361-71 llAV AlllEA Rl!ALTY, 3336 Vlt Lido, frfAMI S'TAT•MllfT . • • showings for second and thirdl----.:....---------1 ·--------,.-~----I Hewpcirf ee1cn, c.111. t14d<l. 11u~'i:..u ~~~tnu per1cn1 ''' •tiii• Place l·n the tw-ni•'le c•'rcu•'t. f'1c-r1-r1ous 1u11H•ss PUBLIC NOTICE Kt"n1111 A. 11r111111gn.,~. 10~ v11 MISS tt•o •c , c ..,.. HA.Ml! STATIMl!N'T llh•c•. Ntwllrl l!tt(h, Ctlll. '7"°. " U 01' OS'TA MCSA~.tt Huntington Beach's Robert lll!I tollowlno person 11 dol11g Mlness ,IC'TITIOIJI •Ulllfl!ll 1,,!1~11du1>a~~lntis h btlng corn1u<1ed by 1n ~!:iro:~7~~· 11"111•vird. '"'' Mu., Angel, a sophomore. rolled to II! $1JNSIHNE J "' N 'T 0 R I A l , '3tl HAM.I S'JATIMIH'T Ktnr>elh llrlllln;ham WAL 'TE• c;, RUNGAITIS, JR .. •"4 a 10:03 in the third varsity Rocl11ster st .. Cotti Mt••· n•21 ~111 tollowln1 Ptr140 11 doln1 bu~!n•:~ Thi• 11111rn1n1 tiled wltfl th~ caunly ll!TfY ANN ltOHGAlflS. O""•t•I Howard Jt~ lockw•Y, 31 2 as . , C:ltrk cf Or•noe Count)' ~" Au;. JI, 1912. "'~'"'''' "QlO GrMnwor111 OrlYt. L• race. Rochaslir St., CO'lif& Mtsi, '2dV llUODY JtUO S D-0-W A·R. ,65' Scu\11 11~ llelt~ J. l!trQiltn. Otpul't COUlllY Mlrlldt. C1J1~, nit. Hu ,; gt Be h fi · h d T"I •··' I Ool --•·-· .. '' Gr.lnd St .. S1nt-. An1. Clerk MISS HA!ltCUT OF CALIFO•NtA. nun Oll a<! lnlS e ," 1 ""'$RIIS 1 Ill '''"""" tn ROclolfo Altltnd. 1110t Sprlnovltw Dr., . INC., O•ner1I ,trt11.,, lll $altlt f'(th t f th II t .• •t lnd1vld1111I. , W>I"' Coll! F-1071 $41tllrt Av~"o L-• ' C I"· '· I OU 0 e earns ID I s Howtrd Jtll'lff lac kwty " .,, . I "11"11,hlll Or•no• COl~I Ot lty fll!G! ""M • ... ...... t •1• • '"""' .. yarsity race. This sltllmtnl flltd .... lh 1111 COlltlty 1,J1i11:.U,~ II M Ill cOIH!uclod llY In Stpltrlllllf 1, t, 1', 2l, 1t72 1321·7i .:::'bu~f\llS h <Clld...CIM' by 1 Gt111rtl <?oaCh Jim Frosl_'s Ma~er i~.,~:.'ty0'~~~~;1iZ,. ono=y ~~ -ri.ia ~:;':O.t,'1~~= wltll the cl)Untv PUBLIC NOTICE "'"111'~l~s HAIRCUT Oe1 crew was fifth in ·varsity Ct.rk. Ptmt Cl•rll of OrW. CoulllV on 11ci1. s. 1t12. OI' CALIP'OJtN IA and i"unior varsity circles. Joe ,.ubllllltcf Or•ne• c111.i o.11., ,.1101, !r.'.1'ww1y J. Mlddox. Dtiw•r county '1c-rtT1cu1 1us1H1ss___ • c1111orn11 ,.,per111.,,, 2 od ... ttmtif 2 t 16 ._,_.._ NAME ITA'TEMElft Jtna Ch.tvrCl'I, Stcy.-T•••s. Dowling (9th, 10: 10) and P.1ark ~~tnt '· 1 r ' :zi.i-ri "11141 The 10'11owlno per'°" It ao111g 11,,.olne ,;1 't'IDllM G. Rur.911!11. Jr. Terry (14th, 10 :21) led the ' fl\lbllme.t Ortno' Cot1I Oally Pllt>I. •~: . ..tty Ann Jt:ungillls M ~-.1 PUBLIC NOTICE Sepf"'"btr t.-16. n. :JO, nn 2331.12 SlANOARO REAL ESTATE . 1•101 ,ACMT, •oss, WARNI". ater ut:I varSl y. ""· C1chum• Cir. F ~unt1l n V1l1ev. l lllNHA•o a S•A•I 0 '~ PUBLIC NOTICE L~fO't Jo~~pfl l en.,•tl , 1•101 Mr. 1111141 ,MO. u .. A,...11111 et 1111 tiirs !'ICTITiool l lJSINISS C .<hum• Cir .. Fnunt~l11 V•ll1y, lll Aflfll", Cilllw1111l.I ftM1 NII.Ml ST.\TIMl!NT Thl1 llu1intt1 I• being (flndV<!ed b¥ •n Atlflu Al11111 J . ltY111111, llt. -lhll folJOWllll "''°" II dOlne l11Sll'll$~ .. ICTITIOUS IUSUtl!SI lf\dlv!du•I. Ml•OC 11: , . ....,.. STATIMINf Lf•O't Jo;epn Ltnh•rl I lltrtbV c:1,lll'f lhel lfll for ol h WESCOR1'1 HYl9'10YNE, ,150 ,illlrn1n Tiii ttUowlnt ptrton IJ dolnt lll.l~lnMJ 'Thi! sl11tem1<1l lll&d wllh 1~ Countv t cor...a c~y ol !ht Ortllllll :! ,':, • SPORTS Ri.m11ers Stand Out Bucs Do\vi1 $1., Coat• Miu.,~. m21 .,, c1 ... k cl Or•noe coun•v on s~pt ll 1912 mv olflc1 The fihal round or racing ~nd _ Ellldl'ank s,. 111 m• EOUCAnOHAl. ,ltO,ERTl&:s. ,,, 11v ••ve•l't J. Mtddo•. OeptJt~ C:ountY w'.e. st. Joll11, CIW!ly Cltrtr coti1d · decide the divisional Alums, 18-15 eo.:-.:•'~ ,..,,._ ~•u11m1n ''·· c •• ,~ c:-.1 "n -!""' AYll .. ,.o. kl us, S•n c1trlf. ,.,. •e11y J, ••rsdMI. "'""--~;;~ . , c~ clillt. mn , •·t11t1 Dtputy tilles tonight duting National T*~ la ~ condllClld ..,. • ~ ,L. W~lkt, 611 'E•st sm Ptlllll•Md Or•tWt coa,i Dilly "llot FUH• , 1101 Rod R.cl·ng •··-;ati·on Corpor1t1011 t<:e1ltonil1l Ju1n· ...... sin Cl•ITllntt, c1tH. r.z'n s-.11mw l•, n. 30. •rid O<:tobt• 7: ,Vbllilltd Or 1 ,._1 · •; ~ W\llltifi I!. Sll!My 'Tflll l?Ut1MU II N!nt cOllducltd by tn 072 2432.7~ .... ' .., 1"9 ...., II Dtlfy 'liirt. h · h. t the Or Qr Co• t c 11 ' l"raldent H•dlvldu.1. , , -011~ 4•• Md 5•Pltmblr J, -•: • ., c amp1ons 1ps a ange ange s o e g e s TNi ''''•ment n1.a w1111 1111 C6UritY · WJ}tV L. wuttrfl•1' PUBLIC NOTICE 1'" ' 2UNJ Cou nty I n t e r n a t i o n a I water polo team defeated an clerk llf Or•t'IDI County on: A1111. 23, 1112. r1111-''''"""'' flltd wt111 tM Cllllnt't Rnce\vay. Alumni outfit Ill-IS before a 11., ••tty J. l•r1sten, ~P\lty County Clerk•' Orqt Cl>llftl't on1 Au,. 21, 1tn. ---;;-,-, ----' · ' C!•rk •v ltlt)' J, · •1r111ton. Dttt,uty (Cl,lnly rlC I IOUS IUSlN!"SS Qualifying and n·a lion a I crowd of 450 Friday night jn · . "'"" cttf'k. HAM• J'TATEMt:HT 1 .., d be th Publlillld Or•rllilt Co.It Diiiy ,.Uol '''* 'The 10Howlng P1roo11~ tre lloln9 IU,..lhOS: recor attempts gan Friday. -!: OCC pool. "'""'u" lt. ind $eprtmbll" 2, ,, 1,: ,.ub1l111ed or111a• c0t1t D•Uv "llot. bu11nt~s ~$; ITATI 0,.c~t~f:i,0' Tl!• Gates open today at 10 a,m. Coach J a ck Fullerton's 1'12 2244-72 A11111.11t 2•, •lid Stpltmbtr 3. t, 16, CARL s FLO't'/EllS. ,!1' E1sl Cot'I 'THI COUNTY o .. O~MPO• . b . . . f II p · . lf'1 22~72 Hwy., Coron• dtl Mt•. •261S Ht. A,...,, .. wit e1m1nat1ons o owing irates Jumped to an ll-7 PUBLIC NOTICE Cht1ter L. Mlch1t11, 2,11 •1111011 NoTici: 0, ,,,,,·,. • I 7 h lft. I d nd I ·1 Avt .. costt Mtt1. •t61l " "n1no1111 ron1 p.m. a rme ea a never rai • PUBUC N011CE 11u1h L MUl•r mt 1111110h Av• "" '•o•A-r• o~ WtL.~ ANo irio• A win in the Ikar top fuel ed substituting freely ,ICTITIOUS IUllMISS COii• Mt;. ' .• L.ITTIJtl 0.. AOMlfrfllT9'.ATI .. f. Id · th 000 · nd oc' . MA.Ml STA'TIMIHT .. ICTl'TIOUI •Ul~ISI 'Tiiis bullrtflS 11 btln11 CO<ld~c!e.d by 1 WITM•TMl-WILL. AMNIX•D . 1e 1s wor 1, points a C next metts Cal Poly -r111 1c11ow1111 P1r10111 ,,.. doing MA.Ml sTA'TIM•NT ,.,,.,.,...•hip. E5••1e 114 MA llY F. -'DOY. 1110 k!IOMI 800 points in the funny car (Pomona) Tuesday night at 11us1n.u 11: Thi 1o11ow1ng Pll•llOll i. dolne 111.Mlntu Cht::t"" L. Mlth•el• ••NM0, .... ,,v FtsH Aoov. 0tc:111..i. : . • OUllO\Y ENTE•~1t1ses, 173J,.. lltvttil.MNI., e 15 HE11£1Y GIVEN fa.I division. A national record will 7:30 In the Broncos J)OOI. Monrov1• Ave. Mo. D, Co.It Mt". THE ELEPHANT SHO ... 25022 °" Thl1 llllflntlll fllld wllh !he Counly lfANC.Y' A. GILMORE, h~• n1ec1 htrM . bring 200 points, and Jess than mv. Prado. 0.1111 ,.olnr, f26:it. Clerk of Or1not Counrv &n: se~t. IJ, 19n. 11tlUllll tor fl•lllltte llf WIU 1nd •4ir ... Sl1pllen 011llow, ma E111WOOd Cir· t'tnltl Cllrl~lllfl lounll, USJI l"iJrDI• By •tVlrlf J. Mffdll•, 0.?UfV C!IUnlv luu1nc1 flt L1tt1r1 of Acfmlnl1tr1flt1111 200 currently separate point cl•, H11n11n11ton 11 .. c11 t:1"'6. s ... lnt . s..., Ju.11 C•?l•lr•no m1s. Cltrlt. .,...th-tn....wnt •nMxtd, r.,...""' ta ~ IC d Bob No·c (V N y ) ArdMn t. Ou•-· 202n £1i.twood Cir· -rt111 bu!lneu 11 btl"-'""'ucltd "' 111 "2tltl II IPlld• for lv•Plltr Nrltcuttr1, •nd tMt a ers 1 e an U S clt, Hunrlngron 1111c11 '2"'6. lr41vld~I "ulll1111tcf Or1r109 Co.st oan1 Pllot tfll llrne •lld ?IK"• 01 1111r1no tl!t t•l'll.t a n d J.a me s W a r re n This 11u11neu 11 Nino conduct"' ll't • 0tnitf c. TDUMI Stpt1rnllff 16.. n. :., 111d 0c101>1r 1'. ""' """ '" tor OctObtf' 2. 1m, 1t t: .. (Bakersfield)· Pir1n.,5hlp. Tht1 1t1t11T11nt 111111 wllll !flt County 1tn 2Ul· '·"'··In 1"-court•oe"1 01 0t11411m11n Nt. Sleplltfl ouaow Cll~ of OrW!Qt cou11ty on ,._1111 31 1t11 J ol'wld COUii, •I 100 Civic C..111., cilv1 Dennis Baca of \Valnut 'Thi' 1111_..t flltcl witll '"" CouMV ly ltll'I' J. e~,..1"" OtllllltY Counfy -PUBLIC NOTICE w~~'· In th• City of''"'' Af'll, c1ntom1 .. Creek has come wi·thi·n a hu"-c11r11 of Or•~ COIH\IY Oii Au1. 21, 1m Clerk D•tld s9011m1Mr 14, 1rn ,,. By letty J. lltr;rten, OfPUfl' County " " II-I Vl!LllAM I!'. S'T JOHN. dreth of a second of the na-Cl•rk. P11Dt1skfd Cr1nt• c111~1 0111v ,.not so,.e•ioa 'c::T DF 'THI! '01111tv <•ttk tional record of 6.15 by 1;:::;::::::~~=====~====i Publl1hld or,..,._ COl51 . OlllV "~:::. Sept.rnbtr J. t, 1'-ll. 1'7l.. nu-Ji S'TA'T• 01' CALl"ORHIA FO• ~7~!:!: :".'Z.!':! Clayton Harris. I. Al.Kii/rt 2-. Ind ~tmbtr 2. '· "· -'THI COUNTY OP OllAHGI! lJ.f lot/Ill ,llwtr llrwt Anaheim's Dave Beebe KIDS LOVE 1'~. ns.-n PUBLIC NOTICE 1tOTtC• o,. J't..:i~:'o11 ,..-r1T10M !:.!.~f~ •n - leads Jim Dunn in the funny ~ PUf\LIC NOTICE ,.1c-r1T1ous 1u11Hn1 '0• ••0•.t.TI GI' Will .t.ND "o• l'uWlllltd 0r1;g co.at e1r1y ~1"'1' Car COntest by th\ .. po;•ts. UNCLE LEN d-MA.Ml! ITA,TI M•NT , ~~·~· 1::Jr,:;~~"!Tw.Ro111.u1 Stptomti.r '"If, ;1m ~ UI l'ICTITIOUI lUSIMIU Tiii tollowlno ~..... ••• doln1 DKttlld Mor~ tpan 100 dp fuel, fun-SATURDAYS IN MAM• sTA'TllMalfT buslntas •5: HOT1cE 1s HE•eev cavE·N ll'llt PUBLIC NOTICE t k d Tiit followlng P9ttonl 1r1 doing WHOLESAL E l EA'THE9' GOODt, !i.ME• fl WU,RTH h11 filter h fl t•/c==~c-~--------ny car, pro. s OC an THE DAILY PILOT 11u,r,.,..1 ti: Utll l'1elnc c..-it .Mwy, $11n•t1 •••ch, P'tt11°" foi-''ob•'-.,llf wm ,":..t nlor 1111v1-rATIOfrf TO flACT cLIMIC WITM sport.sman category· drivers •. s .. N CONSTRUCTION MAIH-Ctlll, to1«1 l11utnc1 of lttltr• 'Tt1t1m1nl•rv to !ht llU.TION TO ,.O,Ol•D ... o.i•C( are entered. TENANCE CONTRACTD•, Sl3 SOV!h I "1tk OtlOI Ind Mt.., A"n Olloll PtllTt_,, r11tftnc:t lo whldl 11 mtdt tor 011. TMI AL.ISO WATll. M.t.MAee,. Nol!lngfl.lm Avtl'lllt, $1nt1 A 11 t , wffill 1'9il •olit Chit• ltd., Hun-tvrllltr _PlrllcUltrt• trid t!tat Ille llmt W1c1 MINT AOINCY Ctllfornlt t21C3 • llng!Ofl llH(ll, Ctlll, PllCI Of bftrll'll lfll '11mt 111• Nin HI Al 1:00 ... M. °" T11•1d•V, tht lt'tfl " flhllln 8oldlll • .m Soult! Nattlnohllll'I Thi• b\ISlfltH 11 bll1111, cWMktctld by Ill for Octoblr 3. 1tn. ,, t;OO 1.m .. in ,,.. Stpltmlltr, lt72 •• lilt 'Emtrlld ••Y '"• AvWIVt, ''"'•Ant. CalL1crnl1 n 1a, lndlvld\llt. courtroom 1t dt0trlrotnl Nci. 3, ol Mid Hou••• ~St Emtr&ld l•V• ll'lt Emtr.W C ... rl11 Hwiry SllWtrt, 515 5"11111 ,.gt. Rick Dtfot r"\ _ court, ti 700 ClvlC Ctnlllr Drlv• Wttl, In lly Strvl<t 0111rlcl, t mtmbtr tiatnc:V ol llnttllm AVtflW. Unhl Ant. C.lllomlt 'Tll~ "llitnlittf llltd WI~ ltll (OUl'I tht City tt llnhl Nil, C1lllornl•. ti. -'11H W•ltr Mll'llO•ll'llftt i\etne:y, WI .. ~ Cl11k 114 °"""County on. Stpt. S. 1'72, O.ltd ._.lmtlllr 13, un. uon-1 Pttl cllnlt In «dOr 11'111 -Etrl Nkllobon. '°1• Wtst •O<h.1111 •Y ltverlY J. Maddol(, Olpuly Covtify WILLIAM e. St JOHN. PM~ t1 IM lilf'lt'llid ..., Strv1 A .... nv. ... "'' -'1111, C1llfoml1 Clttk. • . covnty Cllrk Obtrlct, •nd othtr ln11r11tld ptrllH, 11'1 Thh llull11111 11 conducftd by t Gt111r1I ,._,.... llMOM, IN•IUPAlf, MU"'"'• rlYltw tfld Mttln l111«m1tkln r•llllvt Ptrl<Mrllllp. "uOllstltd Ort,... C111t '!,Illy l"llol, TMO==I A MlllOV•M• lht ,r8"itd "rolt<f. 11 -11 11 ti. Plllltn Sddtn $tpltmbtr t, 1', ~JO, lf7l D0-1' W ............ t!illt1 71f E1tflrof1Mlflt1/ 1..,...<1 Stl.Hly ti 1111 Alliill 'Tiiis ll1ltmtn# w11 flltd wll~ !he Coull-L.11 ........... hll"""lt •11 Wttff "'-n1t11mtnt Affflty. On OC!obW ty Ci.rte Cll Or•"OI c-1y on AUii. tt. PUBLIC NOTICE ,.,,.,...,.. ftn ,......._, 11. 11n, -'lllO w1t1r MM11_,,t At"'C:V 1"1, rt111Ut11M OrtllOI C1111 01lly Piiot, wlll hold • publk llHrlrlf. Tlll1 is .,.. l!f 11'1"'1 J'11t Stpltmbtr ts. Ii. U.. 1t11 2437.n ._,, ln,.,intl foci tln0i1111 fNlllng, t. . ..ubtlil'lld °"'"" Cont D.ily .. llol, frfOTtc• 0, S.t.L• o .. •UL. "lltld " nrlou• l11Clllon1. •,,~ 26• •nd 51Pt9'Tlblr l, t. 16• '•OfoliT'I' .t.T ,ltlYAI• IALI PUWC NOTICE (otl'lll Gf ""' "''""' -:I 'En.,lr-,4 nD-'1 '"' aw , ,..-. rntntal ._.,.. ~,.. t'lllltW1 for •JI;~ , ____ P_U_B_LI_C_N_OTl_CE ____ , 111 "" $\lptf'1W C-' ti """ Sit!...... 1u .. u1oa COU•T 0, 'rMI! •ffflMtlon, .. "", OHlet of ""' .,...~ C1llfornlt Ln tlld for the CGunty If C" STAT• OI' CAlll'OllN~ l'OR ..., St"1 Cl Db rid, 0 lmttttd 111¥- /-------------...,,,.... ' ' CMNTY 0,. Ol:A MdlllMtl 11\MtmftlOll rrll't ti4 elltlf"" PICTlnOut SUlllfhl Ill ~ M<tf' of """ Elltlt ., LIO TH• ........ ,., NOi! ..,. cont1ct1111 thll $tc:t•l•'Y of IM SAILING ·" "A Jot or guys who were eolered didn't .$how up, but that was expectable. 1bere were a lot of guys •ho weren't sure the meet was going. to come o~f. 1 had to call Wally (Perks, presi- dent or NHRA) on Wt:dnesday and tell him to stop advertising me for the Nationals. J didn't make a final decision about which meet to race in till then. .. AM. ST.t.TIMINT CHARl!S 01 lA'"' p., Otclllfl'lt, frfOflC• OP QAlllMO OP PITITIO" fl'l)lrtld l•'t $11''tlc:t Dlltrlci. 11 II)• :ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~i~~I Tllli fdllowlnt ""°"' ,,. c1ot111 Notlct 11 htftW 11-lhtt lht ""' POllt ,.•OIATI 0,.. WILL AND ,.CNI oiitrkt 10l~t ~ 11-4--4t<WJ1t. bulln111.111 dtf'lllntd ""111 tlll 11 IN'l'tllf 11le, to lfll LITT••t T•ITAM.,.,..A•Y M RA.LO IAY VllCIHG GLOIAL ENT£•,.lllltEI, """"' NH! .... , llldffr. tubltc' ,, COii· E1t1tl OI OOf'IAlD A If 0 Ill E w lil!~r1~ OIS'T•IC'T IZIU 01rdtn Gr1Y• llvd., Glnftllr flnnttlon 1f Mid IVPll'lor (Our!, Ol'I tr SlEWA•T Dlce••tcl' Mt n Dlkt, 1 GrOVt, Ctllf. t2640. lltr 1111' fSlh ••Y ol Slflll(nlltf, 1'72. II NOTl(I! '1s HO••iY OtV!N 11 LE Stc""l l'Y • "There wesn!'t any animosity or personality or technical problem. The motivation was absolutely money. To wln at Tulsa was about a $20,000 difrerence over winning at lndlanai><>lls. · ln today'.s economics you have no c,hoice. "i hope they move that thing out ol Tulsa and put it on another date tbat doesn't conflict with the Nationals next year, but they have already announceG: they are going back. "One lhJng about the conflirlt, they probably rouldn't have promoted It as well If the)' dldb't have the controvmy. Wally rias 15 years ·or history promoting Uuit Weekend, and they juS~ rode bis shlrttalls." ' Jenltlns; by the way, pushed b~ earnlnp -pr/Jo money, sponsor cndorseme.nta and appearance fees -put ·tbt p:l0,000 mark and has aet a QUll'ler mil/Ion as ltJs goal this 1,'1lr. • UASa DlllCT PONTI ACS HOM YOUR PACTOIY AUTHOllZID orJ. ORDER YOUR 1973 NOW!!. ASlt lOI FUD DORAN DAW-ROii PONTIAC 24'0 -..... -. .. Dr. C:... M-5*t017 ' I I - meet the $10,000 panther* .•. by &!'l"otn.a.o -. • tmporttd ror Uncoln-At~-ltalta:n coac;hwort c:resttd by the br1lllant Ghia Studi01.ot Twiq. Ford dttl1Jned the 351 aD •\' V-8 engine. Four wheel tn- depmcnt 1U1penalon and mld·shlp •ntlno placemtot. F1v• 1pced 1eu bo.., fW1J aynchronJU'd •.. PANTERA , 'Pantert. ••• Ttlillan ror Panthtt •.• ' . • ' '-~-~"-----~;;;;;.;;;;;;;; .. ;;;;;;;;.,_, -· •w110t11M.-.co111.-·~ •• • w • ' I ......... I.ti! 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" !!: \\ " \\ 'i "" Ir. if .I ., ~ , AMERICAN STOCK EXOIANGE Week's and Year's • " '• " I I Over-the-Co unter J • ' S..t~rd11 Stpllmbtr 16. 1971 DAILY PILOT 1$ Listings, P1·iday, Septen1ber 8, 1972 "n <ow .Slllt $ tHch I H Qll Nor \f12 L°"' Li si Cll• Hl;ll L~w $AIP1 N!!'i lrlda) Mla11 Low L1,1 C'11 REPORT New, on Sund•y, the DAILY PILOT fin•ncl•I ,. .. wlll offer 1 summ1ry of key tt- tlvltle1 on tht Amerlc1n Yerk exchtng•, exch•l't• th• •nd Now I h 1 the;Counter markett highlight• •nd l11den. , . • '. • • • • ' • • • • • ' J• DAJL't' Plt OT Sa.111rda1, Stpltmbrr lb, Jq/2 Saturda1J Night Preview Clem~te One•acts New CBS Shows Impress ., 'Lovers, Strangers ~ I By JAY SHARB.U11' NEW YORK iAPJ -CBS has plungtd Into thl1 fall's Saturday night lube wars J al'nlt:d ~1th two goO<I new weapons in a top-rated arsenal lhAt already has "All In the f'amily," "Mary T y I ~ r TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS f KTLA 0 8:00 -The Wacky World of J onathan \Vinters. f'ormer fPQtll.all star Hosey Grier joins if Jonathan in a half hour or offbeat comedy. t NBC 0 9:00 -"In the Heat of the Night." Th e Academy Award movie of 1967 al 5o \.\-'On an Oscar "" f~r Rod Steiger as the redneck Pi1ississippi sheriff. r, Sidney Poitier co-stars as a top f'hiladelphia honli - cide detective who helps him solve a murder. i ABC 0 9:00 -"The Streets of San ~~rancisco." This new cops and robbers drama stars Karl ~• Malden and ~lichael Douglas as a pa ir of Bay City detectives. Tonight's gues ts are llobcrt \Vagner and.jim Darby. "kHJ 0 10:30 -"Invasion of the Body Snatch · .. ers." This better than average h orror movie stars Kevin McCarthy. Following it is "Unea rthly." TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening &!) I S•ICIAL I A .. triu ff Los In· cllos (KCn Sterro special) S11 Thurs. 8PM listin&-· m Adcl1111 f11nl1J 1:00 IJ 00 NEW $£AMIN All in tile f1111· SEP'TEMBER 16 llJ The entire Bunker llmi11 Is b1tk 4:00 R Mtd!J for 1not1'111 StlSOn ol cantemper1ry comed1. , No• wltll 1111 l1n1Wlkl BobbJ 0 ®J a;) NEW SEASON [lllerr•n- Seale 1uest1. cy! "Decision" I Mobllt HoMt Show · O Tht Wacky Wo1kl of Jon1th 111 ~ Am11lcln ltnclsbnd Wfnltrl Rosey Grier is special guest. ,.,..~::'t.~~P•llJ 0 m CJ) m NEW SEASON Alllt " I• Wnl lo ''' '""''' Smilll t nd Jont1 "The Lont: Ch1)1" I Alfred Hitthtodl PrtseAh Ctto111 Now C~mpllnshfp Wres!li111 4:.JO II Jritv11: wMr. lelwcl111 l lnft flit luch1 Llb11 tiil" (tom) 'St-CUiton Webb, Fiim OdJut1 "81nitr" (R) JNnne D1u. ~ Movlt: (C) "Tiie EcldJ Duthi11 ~ !\tldlbool stol)"' foc1n ''YWCA" Part II. A f\11 · Q) Movie: "Knockout" t r look Into Ult pro1r1ms of 1111 1:30 0 CIJ PREMIERE l ridttl low1 YWCA. l i1n!1 1 Iii ~t; "T~t Ktadlw CllostH O Rollin' The R1!den 1uesl. (110!') '5'J-Rich11cl Upton, · O~ve iI) TV Musical IRo~rtdldow~ 9:00 II ({} NEW SEASON M111 Ty1t1 HlpPJ W111dt11n MHre r~i. 11 Yw Lil• 0 Chrysler Corporation NtW SEASON JrlfL C11111 tt the * Presents the Premiere ll!t TV Showing of "In The lf61 l'IDllE.1£ TM H11l1MI ktre Heat Of The Night" lsMwlttin 0 [_Ql m NEW SEASON NIC Sit· D Cri!i. N•rrt urd1y MOW.: (C) (2tlr lSm) ~in tht nnt MvHturei 111 Jmpro'litiq M11t of ttl1 Niflrl'' (dra) '67-Sld· Lost In Sptct ney Poitier, Rod Steiaer, Warren rtlb tM Cit 0111,, let Gr!nl. 0 S.1mour Pttsents "Siii Woll or l :DD B lid T•• Gtor111 Plimpton ind Londo"" Gr11 Morris 1_u11I. O The Streets of San 0 (]) (jJ DJ AIC'I Wk.11 World ef "'°"" Thi Southerr, 500 Slock * Francisco-Smash Hit! Cir R1ct from lh1 Otrllnrton (S.C.) 0 (I)@ m PREMIERE Str11b lnl1r111lllntl R1c1w1y; incl The af San fr1nci1CO Th e two-hour pilot Mut1ri Weter Slli Ch1mplonsllips movie of the series ol 1111 samt From Pini Mounl1in, G1., 1r1 fei · n1mt, st111inr Karl Malden and tuied. Mithael Dougl1s IS pl1lnclothes d•· (I)(~ Ntn tectives who work in San Fr1ncisca. 0 HEW SCASON lhl1 Wt1k In Pro m Tht Min from UNC LE Focit 11l Un Y111no P111 fleeordtr GJ MW: "Ttllow Skr" {'#IJ) ·•a El Show di Loco Ya ldtz -GtelO'Y Ptck, Annt B1xlu. ,:30 U (j) PREMIERE The Sllb Newh1rt Q) Lind ti the Cllnh Show Bob's "fe1r of flying'' work· ID l111t1'1 an• Mt111orl.!1 '1he shop 11ets 1 new member when Emily Palmtltv" 1cttpts his lnvit1tlon to travel with Moor!.!" ilnd ' ' ~1 IS s 1 o n lmponlblt '' lighting for the evening's ratings. The addllions are "Bridgt!t Loves Btrnit!," a gentlt 21· inch mod version of "Ab ie's Irish fWse." aud "The Bob Newhart Show," which turns him loose disguised as a psychologist in his native C.:h ttago lt'a a powerhouse lineup. but one that hns to battle NBC's rine movie fare and ABC's new "Streets of San Fran· ciseo." a well·written, well · acted cable car CfJps 'n ~ bers series with g r e a t photography. On the CBS side Bridget !Meredith Baxter) and Bernie 1 f)avid Birney) make a quietly hun1orou.~ arrival tonight as the rich Irish Catholic girl and !he near.penniless New York cnb driver.actor. TllElfl DEBUT, as ex· pe('ted, involves Jove, mar· riage and 1nuch talk against it by parents or different faiths, and, as expected, the Catholic girl met the Jewish fan1il y at the ir dinner table and was served such lines as: "ll 's gcfilte fi sh. ·( n1ade it especially because I know you people eat a Jot of fish." Then it was Bernie's turn to meet her parents. Particularl y lido lECHNCOL~•' r~ Wwnf< ~. Aw • .,ner~r...,.Cor(>""I' iO]o Also Plcryllt'g "PAINT YOUR WAGON" lN Marvf11 Co11f. Sn. 2 ·"" IE':.~ ~c~ ; :::ri: :~::on:ew Yo1k. 1:15 m SW.dish tlOSt·Up ID Ho!lywpod Ttltvillo11 The1t1t 1:30 CJ (JJ ,..., '1he Picture" (R) NATIONAL GENERAL f'lg) Mtwl1· (C) "lht Opposlla Sti" 9:t5 Q) Su Comedi1 ft't'Orit1 (com) '56 -Junt Allyson, Leslie 10:00 0 rl) NEW SEASON Mission: Im· Nl1!'8n, Ann Sheridan. possibit Rober1 Conr1d, Carl Betz fl!) M1n!-ba: Tiit f1s1Jv1I CllJ' and Barbara Anderson are lht auests W A(rkullart USA as Jim Phelps (Peter Graves ) lakei Thi Colddlg1r1 on tile gui5e of 1 pool hustler lo ~Id lteter br8a~ ~pan ille111J 111mblin11 cptrl· 1:00 U (E) a;, Ntws lion. MisJ Anderson makes the lirsl Btwlln1 tor Doll111 of si• 1uest 1ppea1A nccs 1s Mimi ( Hl1~ Cl11p11r1I 0.1vis, 1 parolee who ltafll.'l with the. Tht lt11/ Oon· Sbtlt Show IMF !o seek retribution lrom Du!ch Tll1 Pt1•111tn Krebs (Bel!) and her lormet love Rous Pt11 Ytronlc1 Pr1ss Allen (Conr1d) llfith whom slie · Jac:M lrt110W1tl: 20!11 C.nlUIJ was once 1Ji11ned in the 111mblin11 n "Rtwlutiont In ScitrM:e" 11ng. " St.tlld Up 111d Chttr 0 lht Un•nown Regis Philbin Tlltrt cltl 40 b!r..IS. nm~..,,. I""' l :JO 0 Pkn · 101 dt M11k1 8 Sports WllJI llrtte · • Chinm V1rlety Hour XlflC fttws Conltr111c1 lllHI ;01do1 !hew 8 evrolet brin1s you lO;JO 8 Sporb Cllltltntt * Cood listenin&: and ' fritht N!flrl: ''Tiit lnv1iion or good viewing in "The Utt !Gd, Stlattlltr1." "Un11rthly" Man ' 'G 1· " !''"' c1n1 enera ion. 11fr<!Au Run u, •rtd oow. 0 Q) Tht M1ndnl Ctfl1ratiol l011 SllHb (R) ibwl1 Ind Bill Dant 111 111esb. ~ MO'tit: "lllff1lo I HI" I''"""''"'"!' . 11:00 8 rn o C!l ''"' jf1n Shtphenl 1 Amt11C1 (R) O ·UCl.A Footblll l;ipe dela~ 01 Co111ulbtlu p · N•·~.~11 M · 1ttsburgh /B1u1,ns 111me pl1yecl ..,., • Ullc 1~r11e1 today H1lllsl!Gp Elliot M1nt1 (o '\ Mirshal '0111on 7:00 (f) PREMIER~ UfO. An ho.ur· 0) Mtwit: "Yellow Sky'' (w!S) '4S lonJ scl1nc1·lktio:n s1ues st1 +n -Crigo ry Pee~. Annt eax!er. 19'0, •nd st1rnna Cd Bishop. 8J Kathryn Kllhhnan Ctor11 Sewe ll, Pt1rr Gordena lfld . a b Smith Mmt G1bri1llt Dr•~•. Bisllop is command· 0 If of SHAOO (Suprtmt HeadQuirte!l, 11:15 ~Movie: "Tht F11 Country" (1dY) Alltn 011111111 011anir1tlonJ. lht 0,. 5~Jamu S1ew1rt, R111h Rom1n. 11n111llon 1ul1ned to sol~t the 0 ®l Ntws myst11iou1 Oflfins of UfDs (Un· ll:2tl 6 Marie; (C) "Tht [vii t i Frtn•· id1nlifitd Flyln1 Objech) th•I 1rt 1nsttin" (llc1) '64-P1t1r C11shin1. found lo be • real tllieat in the 11:30 0 Tiit Jw Show Clllui H1111lllon. 1980s. , li•mlt1 .lo tnd !ht /111 All Slars. I]) WM 111,... "L1i1 of 1111 n (61 MtYit: "81110: f1'1ntt111 ol Ital· 11r'' 1n1 .. (mys) '6l-Hem1. Or1ch1. ~ 1f£W SliSON L1ul1 0 Morie: (CJ "Th M•~ailll TrN" llf[W ltASON HM H1• {dra) '59-GllJ .Cooper, M1rl1 Mil ., C..11i!ut11CU Schell, Kari M11dtn. D PARENT GAME IJ "°"" • ..,.,.. id"J '6'-Curt * Where Plrtnts Say .krrr111:S .. P1tria1 Neal. ~-ft-~-Th' ID MIYll: "Ftnl'IJ bf C11Ji1""' 11 ... 1H111-t '"'' (du) '4P--Jamtt M1JOn Phy!lls & NDIEI!'-1't htln1 $111~ C1lvert. ' Cfitt: ltOt llosfj. 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(td<ft) '5"-M11r11 2:45 f) f.l0tl1: ~111t1t Sl!O(•" (dre) '56 lllllft ~Ill -Ralph M1tklr, P1111 Htni1i.. • • WK01.Y$6·1 ·10 SAT.& SUN. 2·'· 6·8 · 10 · Woody Allan's "Evel'}'.thing ®you always wanted to know about sex* Plus SHORT SUBJECT & ROAD RUNNER CARTOON Wl(OAY~6,4$ ~f .• WN. 12i1S r~OM lutlort: CllATIHG MATIS. rxt'OSlO "HDUllWIVIS IEPQIT" A.110 "SUCH GOOD FllllfDS"· x He Ont OnOtt ,. Pr.ti RICllJirN her nervous mother who. in tr)'•ng to break the lee wlth a hot cup of coffee, inquired: "Now, do you take one or two lun1ps ln your Jew'!" ENTERTAINMENT Fu·n-Filled Evening By TOM TITUS Ot !tit O.ll't Plltl s .. K "All in the Family" may or As expected, the young cou· pie take a powder from all thi1 and get married in a quiet' civil ceremony. Much tunnoU follow s. but it's well-paced and '----------' not overly slam-bang o r The one-act comedy, or col· lection thereof. has come into its own ooce again. Lately Orange County qieatergoers have been treated to this format with "Tonight at 3:30" in Cost.a Mesa, "Yoo ~w I Can't Hear Yoo When the Water's RuMing"' at Lido Isle and "Plaza Suite" just about everywhere. ''U)ValS AMO OlH•• STRAMGaRS" FOtJr ~ comeolu bv It-T•vlor •1111 JOMQfl S04og,,_, OllKltd bY John FtrlKUI, wt clfil11n DY ISt~r• M•r•1., "°"""' by Jim McC-. f!Qllt· I .. bY 11-Y l.llfld, D<fttfl!ed bY IM S•ft Clemenle t omnwtdhl ThNitr triurMllv•, Fri<llYt tl!d s11uro1v• •I t :lll"'llllrOUOh St¢. JO If !M C1brlllo Plavllouw, '°2 ,t,y..,IG• C•brlllo, S1n Cltmenk. Rtl4Nt•ions •f2~. may not be coincidental. Cer· lalnly George Donka it a wel;I· tlra~·n prototype of Archie Bunker in this longer story of a n1idtiJe·aged couple trying ineptly to save their son's marriage. whacky. Warm is the best word. All the show's regulars are good. particularly ~fiss Bax- ter. And its theme and background music,· composed by Jerry Fielding, m·anages the difficult triple feat of being beautiful , appropriate and unobtrusive. TlfE NEWHART sho\v also looks like a winner. Its open~ ing number has him runn ing a tnerital y,·orkshop for people who are afraid to fly . He persuades them to ny to New York. But his secretary can 't get tflem a com'mercial discqµnt as a psychology group. So she tel ls the aii:Hne they are son1ething else -a marching band. The airline later makes an inquiry. Newhart's ansy,·er : 'l\o. we y,·on't need uny help 1rith the band instrwnents. Ahh ... ha rn1onicas.'' The \\'hofe show is deftly daft and its timing as precise as that of a fine Sv.·iss v.·atch. It's off to a good start. SO IS TllE new ABC entry about two plainclothes detec- tives in San Francisco, with •Karl Malden playing the 1\•ise, middle-aged veteran a n d Michael -son of Kirk - Douglas cast as his rooki e partner. Both arc excellent. Douglas invariably will in· vite eon1parison with his fan1ous father in th is series. But the sho111 also will gi ve him a chance to escape tke "son.of" syndrome. !·le more than holds his own as one of 'those beady-eyed, abratsive, ambitious young detectives every police • reporter has known and avoided. "Streets" opens with a taut tale about a n1adn1 an who dispatched a small boy "'ith a karate chop. then a pretty girl the same way because she knew the loony had done \vrong. Robert Wagner \vc igh- ed in effectively as a rich suspect who had carried .on with the girl at one time. The show moved, as karate folks say, at a brisk clip. It was highly entertaining. Oh yes, the loony gels his in the end. It turned out he "'as a retired actor who free•laneed for the Devil. • ~ ..... ~ New Chorril Group Set At College Audll ions for a new choral group, the University Chorale, will be ~eld Monday and Tues- day at Cal State Fullerton, ac- cording to an announcement by Dr. Leo Kreter, chairman of the university's music depart· ment. Kreter said that the · new ensemble, to be directed by nationally prominent choral conductor Dr. Howard Swan, is open to expe rienc ed university and comn1 unity adult singers. Its repertoire "'ill include major choral \Yorks by known -classical composers. Those planning to join the new group should call tl!e music department at 870-351 l to arrange for an audition. Rehearsals will be held each ?\1onday evening from 7 to 9:30. Tl~e first concert, which \\•ill include the Ma ss in D l\'linor by Hayden and the Can· !Illa ~1isericordium by Britten, is scheduled for Jan. 13 and 14. Tryouts S~t For Ballet Now comes "Lovers and other Strangers," a quartet of short jabs at the ro1nantic relationship making its county debut at the San Clemente· .Community Theater . ll is ii brief (90 minutes includ ing intermission) and1rreezY series or satirical thrusts well aimed by playwrights Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna and deceptively well mounted by director John Ferzacca. Ferzacca more ac· customed to the cavernous quarters of the L a g u n a f\1oulton Playhouse or the ~Orange Coast Co 11 e g e auditorium -scales down his sights quite handHy ror the smaller Cabrillo Playhouse. To his credit, there is nary a weak link in the lG-member cast. including one \\'ho filled in on the shortest of notice. OF TllE plays themselves, the fi rst two are far and away the best of the lot, sharp and comically incisive. The third is more s1l!y th an funny, ·while the longer finale is en· tertaining but falls a bit short of the qu allly ·of lhe two openers. Leading off the evening is a segment involving a young Auditions for the Newport man {Alex Golson) attempting Ballet Company under the to seduce a girl he's just met direction of Mona Frances will (J\1aria Bertholf), y,·ho fends be he ld on Saturdav. Sept. 23 off his panting advances with at 3 p.nl. at 363 l\1orth Newport intellectua l c h a t I er about Blvd .. Newport Beach. "meaning(ul relationships.'' Jt The auaitions are open to all plays like something out or the public. however. t h e a good Jules Fciffer cartoon. TMl CAST ertnda , M1rcl1 atriholl JtrtY 1 , , .I.le• GolMHI Jol\r'>nY .............. . llor> Cllrlttlt Wiim• •..•••••••.•••. ISobbl Mlrsll•ll Mike ... ., ... ,,,...... J (. ThlOGort Suwft .............. l.oirle Gali.<iher 6e1 .. ,,............ . J•n GorOon Frink .............. . Ge-orDt Donkt lllcl\19 ........ , .. . Tom lalHerro Joen . B•rbart Mevt•l Donka turns in a fine performance as the heavy· handed father. but it is Jan Gordon as the self-styled op- pressed 1nar1yr mother ~ho reall y steals the stage turning in the top portrayal of the right. Tom Taliferro and Barbara Meye rs pick up what's left or the dialogue but the Sho"' belongs to the cliche· mood and mannerisms, a chomping parents. hilarious picture of frustrated Miss Meyers doubles as set youth. Miss Bertholf turns in a designer a n d turns the Cabrillo Playhouse into a col- s plendid performance as the !age of muted colors a nd well-read, hot and cold object swirls. F'ertacca's s t ag ing of his misguided affections. employs one of his favorite devices, the use of cardboard THE SECOND playlel offers props, ~·hich works well for a wry look at the liberated the collection of fabricated married w o nl an (Bobbi Marshall) and her fiercely old <Xlmedies. ''Love r s and Other fashioned husband ( R o n I Christie). The fwmiest or the Strangers" CfJmpresses a ot ( of laughter into an hour and a lot, it contains a series o hall of theater. It coatinues pungent punch lines (such as for two more w ee kend s • her· "I didn't know your sex Thursdays through Saturday~. drive was dependent on your at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 sales volume'') and is Avenida Cabrillo , .San bedroom comedy at its peak. Clemente. Miss Marshall turns in one!,----------- of the best performances of the evening as the aggressive wife, displaying a sharp sense of timing and stage presence. Christie is Jess effective, but his exhausted husband is well interpreted and their com· bined talenls strike bright comic sparks. Pairec; in the third vignette are J . C. Theodore as a pros· pective bridegroom having second thoughts and Lorrie Gallagher as h i s patient fiancee. TheOOore carries the story w i t h a lengthy, sometimes tiring monologue. setting h1iss Gallagher up for the punch lines in the "twist" ending. Vi111 •• SW!ill M"" SG1~rdoy & Sunday All 0vr I A.M. kl ' ~ .M. ... Or~ ' 11 , , & lturbor 81..t' 11 .... ,. ~· ~'"""V t! Lemo• SI. 115·J516 TOlttl ADUl T MO'IHSI IOTll * llYllM COlOll "Tiii SICllTAIT,. !II) + "WllllUID WIYll" I 0'\o.• 0 ~-L .. ~ .. Kc •• .. dancers must be at least 13 Golson. the 1 t th .hour AN Y R E S E ~fBLANCE years of age and qualified on repla.:ement. is excellent in betw~en the finale and TV 's points. .---------------'~-------- 111.1010 MAllOM t•ANDO "GODFATHER" 111 The con1pany will be audi· lioning (or solos in the Nut- cracker Suite to be performed on Dccemhcr 8 at the J ohn \Vaync Thealer with gu est stars Soil i Arvola and ~o ·Ahonen. For £ u r the r in· formation please call 642-4-068. SHOWING NOW! SHOWING-MOW! WAllllClll lh 111~11 11ijKI 111111 "' H11wl1l1i11 i1p11t ti tlis 1111 will skcl I"· E>.S™"<Xl.CA bt'MCMELA8 ClsvhAedbfol,WQ.jFLMSLNTED , '°"St£11'KD..CTW A:ll'ar.edbf~"""'Ft.MS N'.:. 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Sert& s...n_°'..,6,4S,,M SllOW STAITI AT "PERFECT FRI- DAY" (I) "PIRflCT FRI- DAY" (R) Pl•• f'llO Hiii~ "'I CALL THEATRE FOR SECOND FEATU~EI "'AIRPORT' has eveiythin1 - suspense, romance, traredY 1nd humort" -Rt!l~"'!t'zlllf .iiiiPiiif s111trlne BURT LANCASTER ' DEAN MARTIN tlllMllol.MNli' ... ~ .. .......,_- Iii• '· DUSI ....._fri llp.or> .. 4SP,M, lool.l S-.~l,IS P,M, ,..._.r..;,.a,...,l!lPM. ,,.,,...,.o,..1,•s'.11t JOU llAVIH'T SIEN AHTTHING UNTIL JOU'n SC* . . . \ I ... ~ n~·• A~., f•o&\0~1 "''' CM•i>"'•~ A•~ 541·101' t r .r I -.. .. ; l "' ,, ·- ;l t' " • ,, " ·, .( " ., ' . Not All R~porters Have TV 'Talent' ,. By JAY SllARBUM' NEW YORK (AP) -The- people who run television refu to thttr reporters aa "talent.'' 'lb1s 11 a good tdea. Any reporter who rurvlves an audi· tJon deserves i,he title. At newspapers, job ap- plicants ahow up )'Ith their best publl8hed work! and a keen eye. Jn television, they dlow up with old news fil m cllpt and pollsbed teeth; then they go audition on-<:amera. We auditioned on-camera a few monlhs ago on the advice of a friend in television. He thought it would be instructive to see what journalists go through when forsaking pen for microphone. '11:1~ tra~edy occurred in Loi Anleles at' a station -which man, too. He lnapedod the fa~. whistled softly in dismay and whi pped out the powder puffs. Abo a toothbrush, with which he straightened the eyebrows on the face. 111en the prorpective talent, an epic in pancake, was led to the studio. He was fitted with a neck mJcrnphone and told to perch in a chair normally oc- cupied at 6 p.m. each weekday by a man paid Jl..25,000 a year to anchor the evening's news. The script was recopied ln large type on a large scroll and put on a Teleprompter, a device located d ir e c t I y beneath the muzzle of the camera. It gives the illusion the speaker has it all in his head. shall be nameless - owned 11T APE IS rolling," said the by a major nelwork, which noor director. ~ also shall be nameless. For So were the talent's eyes. that matter, so will thoee who When they stopped, be cleared set up the audition. hJ! throat, looked right at the \ -camera and said: D-bAY ARRIVED after a "Good nem Sharp fronton restless night spent smiling ln broke out today in the a mjrror and gargling con-frothingslosh d t s t r i c t or sonants. An a.col,yte prese~ted beamish in Mrthem ·gn ud for us to the stat10n s news d1rec-, the second day consecutive in tor, who inspected the pro-a row." spective talent, read hl5 four· Then the floor director's minute script and dl!patched eyes rolled. "Take two," he him without further adieu to said. makeup. That's righ t , makeup. Then he said take three, take four, take five and so on. 1& befuddled the makeup We were just starting to get · , Course Set ~· . " In Writing By Theater A crei tlve writing workshop ./ ror children and t e e n s :.· sponsored by Fountain Valley r C.Omrnunlty Theater will com· '· mence Wodne>day, Sept. 20. t:: The IO-week workshop, • scheduled from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the theater, 1&2lKI Mt. Baldy .>-: Circle, will culminate Dec. 6 in . a presentatioq of author 's Awards at Huntington Center r, Ma!L . ~ Workshop Dire<:tor Clara Schultz bas taught creative writing to cn>UP' from second rf" grade throllih college, is a -'. teacher In the FOuntain Valley ~ School District, member of ;....: American Penwomen and a ' published author. • ._ Enrollment In the work shop b limited to 20, with fees set .: at 110 for theater members ~; and J15 for non-members. Q, Phone fl68.rn9 or 962-2532 the hang...of it when the studio was ordered cleared for the 6 o'clock news team. The ftlend. who arranged the audition came down from th e control booth. "\Ve'll talk," he said. In television, that pfuase means you are a noodn ik and i t would be wise to blow town for awhile. Blfr WE DIDN'T know this at the time. After a silence of several weeks, we called the friend and inquired: "Well, bow'd they like it?" The New York office doesn't think you're ready for broadcast journalism yet," he said after a long pause . "What are they doing with my audiUon tape~ There was another long pause. "They're saving it," he sighed, "ln cas:e someone needs a !our-minute • telethon for lockjaw relief." Sandra Sta'rs HOLLYWOOD (IJJ'l) Sandra Dee will star in ABC's Movie of the Week, "The Daughters of Joshua Cabe,'' her first appearance in a western. • ~ for further Wormation. ''-~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! -. rl ,, " . t I . . ., ni. .......... .... ...... Ult lltocllMI' ..... . •LU$. THtS POPUlA~ HfT ' Saturday, Stpt•mbtr 16, 2q72 DAIL V PILOT j , ' Insurance Curds Career Elliot Gould Out of Work Tivo Y ears Afte r lncide1it By BOB TIIO~IAS HOLLYWOOD I AP) Elliott Gould was the hottest new star in films , then sud- unemployable. Why? Insurance. A Jlttle-known fact alxlut the movie business is that acting careers can be stalled or end - ed because the performer can- no t be insured on a film. Jt happened with Gould. After moving from one film to another. he encoun t ered persofllll problems on ··A Glimpse or Tiger" for \\'a rner Brothers. llis behavior \\'a~ so erratic, said the film con1- pany. that the movie had lo be canceled in midproduction. in!ure him. Gould 's experience pointed up the importance or in· surance in nearly every movie budget. Supposing the \V('slern hrro breaks a leg tailing off his horse. Or the lcadlnJ'.:' lady sud- denly falls pregnanl and says she can't work. Or a cloud- burst washes a\\':tY an outdoor set. The insurance c o m p a n y pays off. · I NSURA~CE Fl ll~IS Irv lo keep their risks at · a nili1unun1. A standard ritual for actors starting nC\\I filnls is to submit to a phys ical ex- an11nation. If !hey ;.:re pro- nouoced fit. they can ;ippear in the n10\'ies. If 1101, no work . ha1 been working steadil} since. A famous example or thl' vagaries of insurance cnn1e on "Guess \\'ho's Coming to Din- ner." Because of seriou!' ill oess, Spencer Tracy could not be insured. lie agrttd to 111uke the film \\'il hout salary. his paymrnt to come a rt 1• r shooting was completf'd. To help assure the pr o j e c 1 , Katharine Htip burn. his <'US· lar. aizreed lo do the s::tntc Columbia Pic1ures antl prCl- dUel'r-<,iiret tor Stanlt•y Kra111l'1' took (he gnmblr. Kr:unrr nurc::ed 1'rac~· through 11u• filni. Aflrr thi· la:;t S<'.l'll(' hact llt:l'n shnl, Tr.H·v 1nutlt·rl•d, •· AJI rit.iht, ~till l'ht•<1p ~ 11 h , J1ar:Ll u1rr 111_1 'flh•!lt'' " ·r, 11 tla~~ la!er. 111.• a1·t11r 11,i:- tlcad. l'rcrn1un1s average around 540,000 per fil tn , a large figure 111 t o rl a y · s cost-consciou.s ll o!Jy"•ood. l\IMt filn1 companies are not "•llling to take the chance of not betn,lil iiisured . As a result, careers c<in be harmed . A!l!l<lf Dayan. son of Israel's dl'ftnsc chief, Md a promising fi1 111 career unt il Arab hi· jat·kers tried to kill him at the J\1 un1r h ;11r\)li1 t 111 February, !Qjf lusu r;11u t' companies \\1111hl 11111 t'11 \1•r hin1. and he lo-.• 111111 roll·~. 1nrlud1ng one in "l'1t!1l11•r on th1• Houf'' I );i,·an re1n;u>kl•d bitterh', · Th1·y should h,1\ 1• l).•t'n rll(U 1· hr 1\ (' ·· HE STARTED SINGING -AND RAINS CAME .B:en Wrigley Trying Asiain This Weekend "THE COMPANY ~iiected a half-million dollars in in- surance on the picture on the grounds that I was crazy," Gould sald ?e('ently. "This was without a p h y s i ca I ex· amination or anythi ng.'' Rart'!y ha\'e aclors bel'11 turned doY.'!l. But it happens. li('cause of a he;irt con- dition. fl1el\')'n Douglas \\':J:O: considered uninsurable a fl'IV years ago. Paran1ount clrcidctl to take a charicl'. and he v.·:1.~ Cast as .the father of Paul Ne,11man in ''llud.'' 1'he role \VO/\ him the Ost':1 r for br~! supporting actor 1963 aod he · 1::1.IZ.\ llt:TH T.\ \'I.OH (lrdinaril.1 11(' 11ouldn't hire .1 p• 1'tonnl'r 111111 could nof'bt• 11:-.ured." sa) s l).:iu :0.lflnick, JlPI\ production he:id at l\!G:O.L · Thi' risk of loss 1~ too g.rcat." 'Lady~ So.aked Opera, Offers Rciin Checks The result to Gould's career was disastrous. For two yea rs he did nol work in a movie, be<:ause he could not be in- sured : Only recently did a company relent and agree to In "My Fair Lady," the rain In Spain stays mainl y in the plain, but last Sunday il fell mainly on Lagun..1 Beach 's Irvine Bowl. As a result, foul weether washed out "Fair Lady" - giving the Lyric 0 per <i Association ol Orange County its first weather-prompted postponen1ent in II years of operation. Ben Wrigley. who plays the role of Alfred P. Doolittle, was halfway into his song "Wit h a Little Bit or Luck" \vllen his luck ran out. 25 minutes into the third performance. JI.Jany in the audience left the Irvine Bo\vl without hea r· ing an anno11ncen1et1t that Sunday's tickets will be of· fered for perfonnances tomor· ro\11 evening as \Vell as for Friday and Sunday, Sept. 22 Registration is now open for is \\'Orkshop chairn1an and and 24. the children's and adult drama may be contacled at 528·3769 Velma Sun , executive direc- workshops, sponsored by the for additional inlonnation. tor of the Lyric Opera, pointed Ana-Modjeska Players. which Children's classes will be out that ticket h>lde rs must will start Monday at the held on 10 c 0 n s e c u t ive get new tickets for the l..oara Playhouse, 1601 W. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 11 :30 performance they select. This Broar,iway , Anaheim. am be · · s 1 2! All . . gmn1ng l'p. . . may be done by sending in According to R i c h a rd children from the first through ticket stub by mail or con-Olmstead. presi dent of the sixth grades are welcon1e. !acting the box offic e jn Ana-Modjeska Players. the The admission cost for the PLAY MISTY FOR Ml• c;riffith 11ol c J IC ... l.Y\\'{lt)ll (l 'I'\ 1 1\11dy Griffith 11 ill 10111 Johnny l\l;inn and \ht• Johnll.\' :0.lann ~u1,1?er3 on ··sr11rul Cp <U1d l'ht'l'r" in :t lia!J .hour &.'&· llll'll\. CP11t 1 .. twood .lefl• s.. •• "JOE KIDD" First Pation; Now MacA1·thur person at 650 Laguna Canyon workshops will offer the whole workshops will be $7.50 for •N••lllt1t•tkMIOltmK" •. Road or by phone to 497-2100. -family the opportuni~y to learn members of the Ana-Modjeska l lJilll=:m;;;o;~~~;;;;;;;;;•;,,:, The Weather Bure all basic acting techniques under Players. $12.50 for non .11 predicts clear skies for the the direction of two theater members 18 years and ovtir, TIMES -Alto - All1taJr Moclean'a Now S111pe11M Thriller - "PUPPET ON A CHAIN" balance of the "J\1y Fair 1 veterans, Jiggers Carner and and $9 for non-members under "MISTY" 6:00 & !:SO next, hirs. Sun added. Lady" run this weekend andr-•HailH"am~il!to!n~. ~K~alry~i~Gon!~'iai!es~~l~8.~~~~~~~iiil ry~~"~'~":":IY:":':'':':o::'':':~~~==::: HOLLYWOOD (AP ) -Thelf~~~~~;;;~~~ll producer of "Patton" ls plan-II ning a movie alxlut another great general of World \Var 11 -Gen. Douglas ~1acArthur. Richard D. Zanuck and Da v id B r o "' n announced "MacArthur" es the first pro- ducti on under their new con· tract with Universal The. pro- 'ducer will be F r a n k McCarthy, who made the <>scar-winning "Patton•• for 20th Century-Fox when Zanuck was production chie[. Joh11 WayM "THE COWBOYS" JafMI Gor1ot "SKIN GAME" (PG) Comfortably Air Conditioned UA '°""' . CQ,11t Cln1m1 .... l olO •• aurt L1nc11ter Dt•n M•rt!n H1I.., Mart~ "AIRPOll:T" t "A;;o::.-;DA STll:AIN" 111111 In (1flrl • {0) '!!IPm ' "THI! SECRETAll:Y" "THE BABY MAKER ,. llottl In Colorl (RJ "The legend of NIGGER CHARLEY" _ ..... ..,,l!lpp'1• D'llnUI. 0.. ........... ....... c.lloy IN COi.Oil (l'G) 2nd TOP A !TRACT llaquel lelo6 llobllt Cwlp lnlM lol9ftine "THE OTM•R" ('01 • "'WAt;f UNTI\. DARIC,. S.•11 CO!llllfY 11 J1mt1 .. 11111 "TH UNOlll: IALL" •• "YOU ONLY WVE TWICl" .. 111 PO Cll!lf .,.,.,.,.... "JO~ klOO" • "SOMETIMES A Oll:EAT NOTION'" --'-T •• ~l STADIUM I "' "~ ...... ~ .... ~ Ma1fon !ran~~ 11 la~in~ Jamei iaan i"~~u ~ailellan~ i~~e11 ~UYall f "THE HEW cE:NTUll:loN'S" (11:1 wlltl Oeor,. C. Sctn ,1u1 "PLAY MISTY l'OR ME" l•I 1 The Secret fi1e· Bomb ing Of Dresden. 4th • Only Wh1111ou '''1-t JO ANN PftUG • RICK UNZ 1'1 ~0-DAVID NII/I,,. N "rRUDE~(( AND TH( p1u• ST ARTS ! KClUSl\IU Y wrt> S£Jll. 27 n.ww• W,.,CWMM '*''-'• ~ - l • t • • • J8 DAILY'<'ll OT S•tllf'day, Srpttmbtr 16, 1972 \ l'••llW Circus - "Don't hot rt, Mommy!" Horoscope • Virgo: It's Time To Make l(illing . . SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17 By SYDNEY OMARR Many VI r go individuals, especially those born between 4 and I a.m., are entering a ''money·cycle." These persons now can add lo their possessions, can make gains and feel the cushion of greater financial security. For the next month or so, follow Virgo for the brightest financial deals. showmanship. Avoid any tendence to be shrinking violet. Be direct, definite. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Follow through on hunch. Teach and learn. Choose unorthodox path. One who owes you something from paSt could make aurprJae ap- pearance -and payment. Mate, partner is likely to be involved. Be prtclse. LIBRA (Sept. ~t. 22): Social life accelerates. You make meaningful contacts. Horizoru; are due to expand. ARIES ('March 21-April 19): Your artistic ability Is ac- You are on brink of making cented; Sagjttartan could play valuablt discovery. Your key role. One who shares in· n a t u r a I Inventive qualities terests makes interesting of· come to forefront. Faf!)lly will fer. back yc.u. Greater harmony ' SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): d~velops . on home front· Creative feelings find outlet. D1plomat1c a p p r o a c h sue-Another Scorpio individual cecds. plays prominent role. You are TAURUS (~pril 2G-May W): subject to changes brought Don't mix business and about by demands of children. friends. Many persons want to Be fair, but refuse to be aid but are mlslnformed. foolish·. You will comprehend. Know thll and respond .ac· SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- oordingly. AflMrlu may be Dec . 21 ): Study Scor,10 overly ent.busl~sUc. Heed your message. Don't resist change, own COWlltl. Take time to cor-but also insist on prognu. rect !t!Cll'll milltakes. Means don't waste merely for GEMINI (May 21.June 20): aake of appearing generous. Past efforts bear fruit. You Know when to draw line and are complimented by pro-do '°· Build solid founditlon. fessiona1 superior. Eachew Check home safety measures. false modesty. Accept added CAPRICORN (Dec. :n.Jan. responsl bUlty. C •Pr Jc or a 19): Make adjustments in person plays key role. Set domestlc area. You gain most sights on ultlmate goal. You through diplomacy. Check can reach tt ! diet, intake of sweets. Carry CANCER (June 21-July 22): out recent resoluUona having good lunar aspect coincides to do wllh heallh, work, now wlth knowing what should recreation Taurus, L J • r 1 be done and when to do it. You persons a;e In picture. get rid of emotional we_ight. AQUARIUS (Jao. 20-Feb. You feel more free. Happiness l8): Money, person a I no longer need be a strang~r • possessions, value judgments Accept challenge -and life · are emphasized. Be patient, LEO (Ju1y ZS.Aug. 22 ): New perceptive. Rushing into chance Is on horizon. You deciSions resull8 in loss. di!ap- make contact which enables pointment. Taking time to ymJ to display creative ability. perceive. evaluate leads to Bring forth natural sense ol gain. fulfillment. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Cycle is such that you succeed by being an innovator. Don't wait to be told -be a .self- starter. Take in1tiallve. Be original, Ind e pen de n't. Personal magnetism n o w draws members of oppo<e sex. You 'll be busy IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you were on your own early. You were physically or psychologtcaUy separated from parenl8. You are creative. somewhat or a revolutionary, capable or tear- ing down In order to rebujld. December should be the most significant month of 1m for you. T11 llfld out who's IUCkl' fOf' you Ill ,.,oney 'nd lo~•. !lfcllr Sydnty Om1rr'1 booklet, ··se(r11 Hln11 lot Min •rid WOtr1tn," Sencl blrl1'lclllt 11'111 7J ttnll to Otn1rr Allrolooy 51er11t. !Flt OAll.Y PILOT, 811• 3240, Grtnoit C.nlr1I Sii· 11...,, New Y11rk, N.Y. 10017. I See by Today's Want Ads •THAT elT'S e DIME ~·A e LINE e DAY! Bottled Water Sales Make Big Ripple LOS ANGELES (APJ - Tht~'s 1 new face on the blOC!k these day1 along with the Good Humor Man, the milkman and the Avon Lady. lt'1 the bottled waler. man. Jn fact, Southern California, rtrong on desert bUt weak on p.ire artulan wells, guzzles d'own hall the nation'.-bottled water In what now ls a $100 mHllon-a·yur business. There art 30 bottled water men en routtt In the depress- ed Wat11 sector of Los Angeles alone, a statistic heralded by the indwlry as underlining , 111£ BOn'UD w a t e r man's good forttme l n Southern Calllomia isn't due to lack of water, however, becaust some of the worktta largest plpellnea tap dlltant streams in the far north ol the state and the far aide of the Soutbera CeJlfornt.1'1 a.Jorineancnd w a t H' II &IJll1lar lo !bat Ill Ille tapl ., ollerdtl<I. The ......... bl.slorlc: .. mand, 111e--rtl theorlie, II du< to y............t heat.in. duced -laced by Southern Cllffomla's 12 mU!llon realdenll. Sierru. AND TllE DEMAND ta met "It's the 1111'," said Fred by methodJ nmclDI from the Jon('!. executive dlrector of 30 routes in Wattl to the American Bottled Water 1 upennarket merchandlsi.ng Association. "There's nothing · ·where one can pick up a five- wrong with city water," he &d-gallon Jug or convenient six· ded, "but our1 last.el bet~r." pact wbkb ~ in all lizes and prices -or I balf-plloo _...,_._.. ....... )'OQr own cootalncr for a dQne. Tho -.... a1"o happily make the ,,.,..,. to aupply lactorJ and.· 'Olll<e water oooltrs. Delivered al home, the ... , of bolUed water depends partly on bow mud! is Uled P<I' month. A l1mlly ol lour II ei:Pfded to Ult 1botit J gaDon a moolll and the COii IUlll around IS, including dispenser. Almost no bottled water II BOid anywhere in the Unlled Statea b a 1 , d .., -Starl•ls wull thdr laceo In It. remote-. J...., 1 a I d , the word II, Ind <lghl c..., o1 because public pipelines reach one bnod ol m10<ral wat.,. nearly ew.rywbere. ..... onoe were rulhed off to the Anet few sales are due to President. heallll needa although-non-~!though hllh s c b o o I mlnenal ...aad 1 anticavity lines chemistry deocribes P u r e ''-ed. water as tasteless, Lhe botUed are 0i---o variety tm't, unless the mineral.I are diitilled out. The 'mE BOOM, Jones figures, nation'• 70 water bottlers, wjtb ls due to the word of ~ sales concentrated almost en- Htaste'' getting around . tireJy in California, New York, sometin-ies by the famous. 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"'6- • MOON MUWNS \, ' ANIMAL CRACKERS , .. I DUllllO• M.W~ • 'TIEii oo,. LOr n 0.. EIJI l!kl~AlllltJ, fi • fr: ~ r i ,. ly Charles M. Schulz • ly Mell ""OIM"'-'1 IWCM.l:SE 'IQJ NIWlt NlE. ly Joi. Mllel By G~ ~rriola 1'.-1J.,, ~~- THE GIRLS DENNIS THE MENACE I ,. • I ' . ' I • --S.t""''" S.pUmbor 16, l9n DIJLV PILOT Everyone Has Something That Som,one Else W anh DAI .LY ~ PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can · Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want JvJ The Biggest Mark~~place on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-56 78 for Fast Results l~I ---. I I~ l~_-_ ... _ .. __,l~I .___-_-_ .. __,I~ ; _ .... I -...... I~! -·-I~! -"'-~=~~~ General General 15 ACRES + HOME On Live Oak Canyon Rd . nr. O'Neil Park. Beaut., gentle sloping land with lots of trees. Nice. 2 BR. house. All util. in. Could be sub- divided , ranch or ? Good terms. Asking $85,000 C.D.M. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. A-1 Bldg .. 60 ft. front. on Coast I-fwy. 3 Front stores & 1 dental suite leased. Delu.'<e med/exec. suite avail for owner/buyer. Scheduled gross in- come $22.800. Asking $184,500. Excellent fin. ancing. Exclusive listing. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 General l OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 I. 4639 BRIGHTON. Ca meo Shores. Gor- . geous view -steps to private cove. pool. $295,000. 2. 1014 POLARTS. over Shores. Slip for large boat -san ach -pool. $169,000. Carol Tatum OPEN 12 TO S - SAT . SEPT. 16th 7 ROUNDH!LL DR .. in Huntington Harbour. A custom 4 BR., 3 Ba .. fam. rm., dining rm., laundry rm. home, still occupied by original owners. $65,000. Al Fink BAYSHORES -CAPE COD -Scarce item! 4 BR .. form al dining rm. & den. 1 Great living in private beach area. $69,500. Mary Harvey EMERALD BA Y -$12S,OOO If you enjoy tennis, \valkin g on the private sandy beach, watching the sunset -let me show you this 3 BR. 2 bath home. LaVera Burns 4 BEDROOMS & POOL! The original o"'ner has taken great pride in. maintaining this lovely Westcliff home. 4 BR's., 21h ba's .. family room; big swi ming pool. $59. 750. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT -$144, , BEST VALUE ON WATER! Cha~g & immac. 3 BR., 3 Ba. home. Could b x:p, to a lge. lam. home. Slip !or big ho ; 3 car car. E.M. Vreeland ,. 6 DUPLEX -CORONA D~ R -$79,500 2 Bedroom, II-> bath homl lb 2 bedroom apartment, l lh baths -un r conslt'llction. Call Mary .Lou Marion. - P RIC ED TQ' SELL Imrnac. 3 Bdrm .. 3 bath & fam. rm. home on 2 lge. lots. Rm. fat expansion. Pool·size patio. Steos to priv. beaches & club. $129,500. Kathryn Raulston / I VIEW -POOL , Attractive 3. B~tm .. 2.bath. din. rm. & fam. rm. home in priv. area Steps to ocean. liome is surrounded \vith lovely trees & plants. '132,500. Edie Ol son Nt;W HOME -OCEAN VIEW Never \j\ted in -4 BR. Lusk home. Luxuri- ously ,decorated by Lois Harding. $94,500. lnc~des the land. · I 133-0100 ...-- / ' Coldwell.Banker 644-2430 ~ 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. for Action ••• Call 642-5678 Daily Pilot Classified Ads G.ntraT I ****** *TAYLOR CO* IRVINE T ERRACE -$54,900 Attractive 3 bedroom home on choice corner site in a very elite area. Formal dining & 2 baths. Stone fireplace, lovely pool surround- ed by large patio. Near Fashion Island. BEAUTIFUL LINDA IS LE Best bayfront buy! You owe it to yourself to enjoy the luxury of this presti ge area. A lovely 5 BR home w/fami1y rm., formal dining rm and 41h baths. Wet bar, barbeque & 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip. $167 ,000 . 16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 LINDA ISLE -$245,000 Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm. home. Fam. rm., lge. game rm., formal DR & 41h baths. Wired for Hi-Fi thruout, electronic oven, cust. cptg. & drps. Pier/slip for 65' boat. 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN I-5 :30 MESA VERDE -$37,950 Immaculate home with 3 bdrms, fam rm, enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge rooms. beautiful stone fireplace, good floor plan & lovely yard. Qui~i street. Better hurry! 1645 SAMAR PLACE OPEN SUN 1-5:30 HARBOR VIEW RIDGE -$76,000 Hi gh, high on a hill. lAisk-built bralld new 4 bedroom home with family room ,-formal dining room. Wet bar, 3-car garage & view. Beautifully carpeted. Go San Joaquin Hills Rd . &.turn ri~ht at Spyglass Road. 3860 OCEAN BIRCH OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 BALBOA PENINSULA POINT -$75,000 Worth seeing-worth owning. Home needs some redecorating. Spend a little money & watch your value grow. Charming 3 BR Provincial with DR & 2 baths. Prime corner. 2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT 1-5 :30 , NEWPORT HEIGHTS Magnificent view of bay & blue Pacific! 3 --Be,drooms, 3 bath contemporary with beau4 t,iful carpeting & drapes. Privacy! $97,000. j.!04 KINGS PLACE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 LIQO ISLE-LEASE /OPTION 3 Bedroom, 2 bath & family room. Lge south patio on Via Lido Soud. 35' Lot. Ask $76,500 or lease S500 Mo. winter or $600." Mo . all year. 510 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 :30 COSTA MESA-$31 ,950 Easy to buy! Cozy 3 bedrm., 2 · balhhOme near schools. North Costa Mesa. White brick fireplace, shag carpeting, copper pl.-nbing. Try $1 ~600 down or V. A. Anxious owner. LINDA ISLE LOT-$69,500 A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build your own luxury home on this island of fin er homes & yachting. A real buy. Gener•I LOCATION ! LOCATION! • College Park • Near College, all Schools and Shopping • Corner Lot with Magnili· C<.'nt Norfolk Pioe. * Camper -Trailer -Parle· ing: Potential * Three Bedrooms, 1\1'0 R:tths, F'amily, Breeze"•ay 0.n * F.IE'Ctric Kitchen \\'ilh \\1asher -Dryer * Newly [)e('(lrated Inside & 0"1 * Ne\\' Carpets & Drapes * Covered Patio. Dog Run * $32,500 C.Onventional, SUB- MIT VA * VACANT! Possession on. Approval * Call 546-2313 FREEDOM HOME $21,950 GOV'T. REPO \vith 3 big bt'drooms. tile kitchen wi wood cahinets. ,Ne\\•ly dec- orated inside & out and has a double car garage. Down paymt only $1150. Paymts $185. mo. includes taxes Newport •I FAi rview 64l>8811 (•nytime) SWIMMING ALLOWED AVOID THE CRO'WD The1·c is room for the whole fnn1ily in this 4 bedroom pool home. You will enjoy the dN'p shag carpets and the Spanish Oak paneling. Move into your own vacll.- tiOn playground for 'only $1700 do\\•n. $:\4,500. Call ,.._'Zn3. \-i>·THEREAL ·~E~T1.TERS THE BLUFFS WHY NOT CALL US! WE Office Open Sat urday & Sunday ''Our 27th Year'' e... JUST MAY HAVE THE PLAN FOR YOU. WESLEY N. TA"fLO~ CO ., Rea.ltors 2111 Sa n Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlookina Bia Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General Irvine Spanish Red Tile Roof \.ieneral PRE'ITY PALACE :1 betlnn 2 bath home Iocalt'd in exccllenl Costa Mesa ar('a near schools and shop- ping, deep shag c pt . ITALIAN TU.E ENTRY! 2· , throughout, lovely b ack STORY ~AU LT ED · yard \vith a forest of IO\\'er· BEM.fED CE~~? FOR· ing trees. wifes delight MAL DINE! j~~m: family built-In k it c h c n anti room. Extra bright garden break fa11t bat, this popular kilchen. King size secluded plan has separate living rm maf:tcr llllile. Redwood. And large dining area. beamed atrium patio PLUS Ownf'r mu!rt. sell fast! talk· huge 2nd patio with llghtt'd inJ.:" $3.lOOO rat.her softly. rcdWOlld Cover. Private dog Coll bkr 546-8640. run. P.ark like grounds. Call now to preview • ~. 111111\I I Ol\f)\ .,, ' L'/;' General BY Owner . 4 Bdrm., 2 bath, paneled fam. nn., built-in kitchen, 2 story. 18x36 pool, Iota of tropicaJ landscaping, e:xccllmt cond. We want to Mil! Priced below markel at $35,950. 557-4023. ,;f;,.. &st (;9~: ii ". really '9 2414 Vista del Oro Newport Beach 644-1133 ANYTIME HOUSE + DUPLEX EASTS I DE COSTA MESA $20,000 Unbelievable but true! Needs v.·ork, but where else can ~u find a 2 bedrm home plus 2 bachelor units for only $20.000? Sound interesting? CALL us for complete de· talls. 546-5880 Open 'Eves. · . ~ .... HERITAGE REALTORS I Gener•I General VACANT Sharp 4 be<lnn, 2 bath, North Side Costa Mesa homt. Fea· tures include large family room, a ll ell'Ctric builtins, detached double garage, cul· de-sac location, I o v e I y screened in patio. Priced only $28.000. and immNI poss posslblt'. Call 546-5880 (Open Eves. l ·~$ -HERITAGE • • REALTORS General COATS Ge ne ra) ARE YOU READY FOR THIS • Country Cub home in a pride of O\\'nenhlp neighborhood. A spacious 3 bedrooni, • 2 bath borne with sunktn liv· ing room, separalt family room and beautiful land· acaplng with boat gait'. A ll'U],y realistic price ol $33,900. Belter ca.II NO"' llC-:1535. 10 THE REAI, ""'-ESTATERS t!Oa.. & WALLACE ~ REALTORS SHOWCASE OF VALUES VAULTED CEILINGS End that search by taking the little woman to see this beautiful 4 bedroom SEAWIND home, located just a mile from the cool Pacific Ocean. Adult gc· cupied. This home has been professid'n· ally decorated and landscaped, and is in move-in condition! This model features the popular sunken conversation pit, double faced fireplace, \Vilh cathedral ceiling in the living room and formal dining room. Ideally located, children can walk to all schools. Take over exist- ing high balance VA loan. $38,950. CALL 962-4454. • LOQKING FOR A RENTAL? Look no further. Fot a very small do,vn you can OWN this 4 bedroom beauty with \V/w carpets, drapes, fireplace, aluminum covered patio, quiet rolling hills location. ASSUME VA LOAN, pay- ments just $25. per mo. · more than same home rents for. HURRY! CA LL 546-4141. ---5 BR· TRI LEVEL Fantastic 2,500 ,sq ft home. Ideal for the large family. Formal dining, fam - ly room with wet bar, 21h baths & much more. Hugh tree covered cul-de-sac lot with plenty room for a pool. Truly a quality built home. Owner transferred. Anxious. $46,750. CALL 962-4454 KING OF HALECREST This beauty has reigned as the most popular of f I o o r plans In Halecrest. Check this; Y" Hardwood Floors Y" Formal dining + kitchenette ,,... Lath & Plaster thruout V Air conditioned Y" Separate garage, boat storage V Quiet street ,,... Walk to familf"'club facilities Y"' Buy now with only $1800 down down and move in. CALL 546-4141 ESCAPE Tired of yard work and maintenance problems?, then take a look at this 3 bedroom, fireplace. 2 slol')'.. adult only condo near beautiful clubhouse and pool. Washer & dryer Included in mod- est $22,500 price. CALL 962-4454. DEVELOPE YOUR OWN R·2 INCOME You can design your own income unit behind this 3 bedroom home. Plenty <>& open rear land to plan another unit with separate yard areas! Try Sl,425 down and move in. Call 546-4141 SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE -1963 - At Allonl• t. Mognollo At Horbor lo Bokor 962-4454 546-4141 Huntington Beod! Coit• Moso General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES WATCH THE SUNSE T AT TURTLE ROCK HI LLS! Open 6 p.1n . -8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 4 BR .. Flt .. President f-lon1e'. Pool ~ Reduced to $79.900 'r 11and ~ Laszlo Sharkany 64ol.6200. 18781 Via Palatino. (E23) THE HUM OF SAWS and the crack of hammers are building \,.OUR special chateau in l~ig Canyon. \Vatch it gro,\· -Hurry to pick you r O\vn favo rite colors. •23 .>\ugusta Lo.ne. Open Su n. 1-5 p.m. Lois t\tiller {E24) CAMEO HIGHLAN DS -NEW LISTING Hlghly upll"'ded 3 BR., 3 baths. Large LR., bay \\'indo,vs, 30' master BR . '"'fireplace, floor safe. 16' 1nirrored wardrobe . builtins, Roman bath. Pool & View. Open Sat. & Sun . 1-5 p.m. 517 Garrett Dr. iE251 LINDA ISLE Elegant 1'.1editerranean decor. C.ourmet kitchen, large FR .. formal DR. 4 BR .. 4 'h baths. Game room. Picture \vindo \.vs in FR., LR .. n1 aster BR . &: stud y overlook waters of the bay. Dave Cook 642-8235. Open Sat. & Sun. i -5 p.m. •46 Linda Isle. (E26) • IRVINE TERRACE -VIEW 4 BR .. 3 bath, den. Better than new ... a tremendous VIEW. Fee land. 1019 Dolphin Terrace. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. (E27) EASTBLUFF -LUSK BU ILT. OPEN DAILY 1-S P.M. 2201 Aralia . 5 BR .. 3 bath, FR. Jack Howell 644-6200. (E34) DOVER SHORES - PICTURESQUE VIEW 1836 Galaxy -OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. amatic 12:aller.v entry. 4 BR's., 3 baths. pacious FR.. DR.. enchanting gourmet kitchen. Professionally landscaped '''/bril- lia nt flo\vers & trees. $112,500. (E41) SANTA ANA HEIGHTS - UPPER BAY Elegant 5 BR .. 3 bath, formal DR. 2 patios, quiet country setting. Horse stables within \valking distance. Lois Egan 64+6200. (E28) HARBOR VIEW HOMES Extra large lot! Beaullful 2 + den (or 3 BR.) home! Excellent landscaping, sprink· lers ! Superb greenbelt location! P riced fo r quick saJe ! Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. 1828 Port .Seabourne. (E29) WESTCL IFF -ELEGANCE Enjoy complete privacy tn th is tastefully decorated 3 BR. -custom built home. Large LR. & FR. Room for boat -mobile hiZme. Barbara Aune 642-8235. 1E3-0). LIDO PENINSULA -BAYFRONT Elegant 3 BR's., 2 baths. fireplace. pool. Boat slip available. $84.500. Frank Peralta 642-8236. ( E31 ) LARGE HOME -SMA LL PRICE Attractive 4 BR. home on quiet cul-de-sac. Near schools. $35,950. Charles Arnold 642-8235. (E32) TOWNHOUSE Newport Beach -5 min. !rom ocean & bay. Faces pool & greenbelt. 3 BR's., 21-> baths, dbl. garage. $32,500. Mrs. Fay 642-Sils. (E40) BAYFRONT LEASE Sparkling new dramatic 4 BR .. study, game room, 5 bath home. Clo se to harbor entrance, sheltered boat slip. 2 fireplaces, 3-car garage. Free option to purchase. $2000/mo. 642-8235. (E33 ) ---~-~-....... -~-~ [Irvine 1-•n•RoUtycampo., I IOI --'41-12H --......... C. F. COLESWORTHY & COMPANY, REALTORS • J OPEN HOUSE -SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 :00 • 5:00 425 Vl$TA ·FLORA Beautiful Bluffs Condo vacant and rendy for your inspection. Greatly up-graded E pl an featuring 3 bedrooms, formal dining area with quiet green belt view, large separate fBJll'li- ly room, and 21> baths. Quality wall coverings and hanging lamps. Stop by for a real treat. GET STARTED RIGHT Neat and clean as can be .. the ~Ind of home we are proud to show. College Park and located i>n a quiet in side street. Fresh paint both in and out, large country kitchen with electric built-ins , !orm&I, dining area. Priced just right at only $31,900 with easy terms. 3 bedrooms and I'!'• baths. This Is a dandy for the family starting out. SPECTACULAR DOVER SHORES Ivan Wells design and construction at Its bes~ Perfect !or the active family and gra- cious entertaining. ~ bedroom, formal tll.nJng room, family room, large gourmet open kitchen. Largo formal patio area includes heated and filtered pool. The vie)V from this home Is magnificent of the Back Bay and the night lights. Oversized I car garage. Call !or a,ppolntment. •125,000. BLUFFS CONDO Popular W plan with 4 large bedrooms, 2¥.a bath ~. Convenient floor plan with separate family room . Close to Eastblul! Vlllngc Shopping Ce nter. A solid value at just $45,000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS -SPLIT LEVEL DESIGN Qui et Newport Heights -featuring outstanding contemporary design. Three very large bedrooms including a fireplace In the master swte. Rambling gourmet kitchen with stor- a ge galore. The architect did not have yard work in mind when this home was designed. The tournament size pool table in the family room will stay for the new owner. Realistic- ally priced -$44, 750. · COMFORT ABLE FOUR BEDROOM RA'NCH STYLE Sure to pl ease the homemaker Is the location oi the kitchen with aarden eating area, and casual family roopr-with warm wood burning llreplace. The formal dining room and living room both ha~ garden views. Drama Uc v au 1 t·e d ceilings . Convenient separate service porch wttb its own half bath. This home truly shine• with the brand new dru,Pes and decorator papers. Excellent Back Bay neighborhood and just '54,950. Eastbluff Office, 2545 Eastbluff Drive -640-0020 ' ' l ' J I I ,\ ENTERTAIN OfTEN? More than 'ample room fQr you and r,our guesta in this roomy seven bed- room, six bath ho1ne. Your guest.a will tertainly enjoy the lovely 22 by 48 party room, with kitchen facilities and fireplace, which oJfens on a large sun deck. Oversized four car garage plus room to park ten cars in the beau- tiful red tiled, walled courtyard which is enhanced by beautiful plantings. Man,v extras in this peninsula point estate buJJt on three Jots with bay and beach in view. Present owner has invested much more then this offering price $135,000. • DUPLEXES, DUPLEXES & DUPLEXES! Many to choose from -take advantage of the tax shelter -NE·w ONES - Low Investment. UDO ISLE LOT Vacant -Fronts on 3 streets. OnJy $53,000. ' OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX 3 bedrooms up . 2 bedrooms down, spectacular view. $125,000. . SIX UNITS -COUNT EM! !l Beautiful Deluxe apartments with one over the garage with a peek·a-boo vi.ew of the ocean and large sun deck. Only 1 short block to the bay. $175,000 with terms and owner will consider trades -submit all offers. Great tax shelter. A FIXER + ADD TO Peni11sula R-3 Jot -2 beds .. and family room home on property at present. Plans and permit included for duplex in purchase. HURRY ON THI5 ONE. NEWPORT HEIGHTS -YES SIREE!! Adult cared for -4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Contemporary home with large MBR suite -Quiet neighborhood. OCEAN -FRONT -VIEW 2 Story -4· bedroom 3 bath formal dining room, MODERN KITCHEN • Large paneled living room with fireplace, new w/w carpeting. 2,000 square feet. Fantastic view - HOME OWNER ! -ADVERTISE YOUR HOME IN THIS SPACE •• \ , MEXICO? SPAIN? • NEWPORT HEJGllTS FIXER-UPPER OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.s 507 ORANGE AVE. ATTENTION lHVESTORS~ 4 BR, 2 be., lge. R-2 tot $3.000 -. • FULL PJUCE • $30,000. * BAYSHORES * BAYFRONT CUSTOM DELUXE with out.standin& bay vt~V. 4 BR, 41h ba'a., lge. tam nn., xlnt cond. • muat be •hown by app't. only· PRICED AT $225,000. * BAYSHORES * NEW LISTING. 3 BR, 2 ba's., Jge. liv. nn .. el('('. bit· in5, f .A .. w/w Ir drapes. ASKING $53,CXXJ. * BAYSHORES * NC'ar Bay c.iub &: i>andy beach • Jge. irreg. corner Jot; spac. 2 BR. 2 bath: Jge. family rm.. king-size liv. rm., blt·in:i; clec. garage opener. Carport for boat or camper. $59,500. "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 W. Coast Hwy. 548-5527 Newport Beach Eve. 545-4643 View-Golf · Den-Pool Mesa Verde VIEW OF f.1ESA VERJ;>E COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE! \VALK OR CHIP TO GREEN! Wrought iron gate. Slate t>ntry. Cathf!dral ceilings. FORMAL ,DINE. Large DEN! Brite kitchen. Truly kingsizc bedrooms. Laundry room, too! SPARKLING 30' GRECIAN OVAL POOL! Boat or trail· er area. Quiet street. Would you believe ONLY $62,500? Hunj • call now lo pre· -view • 645-0303. I om\ I I. Ol.\O\ , . ' . BEATTHEBLAHS Tired ot looking at a bunch of tin>d dogs? Well, \\"e have the solution -just listed ·super neat ] bdm1. family room, 2 ba1hs and sparkling pool, Absolutely perfect ~ side and out -New i>hag carpet!! t>lc. Easy to main- tain yard. FencC'd front & rear with bonus of large detached lanai room. Real park-like setting. F'ull prlce $38,950. Call 540-ll51 0Jl('n ~ . ERITAGE . . REALTORS No, College Park. Outstanding c~stom home -__ beautiful Spanish arches &, 11:::::::::::::::: tile in family room. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths dining room, upgraded carpe:i~1 custom chandeliers, builtin aquarium. Quiet cul·de-sac and much more. Priced low al $33, 700. VIEW LOT -GORGEOUS! R-1 lot high on hill -Area of $40.000 -$80.000 homes. A steal al $8500. YES! 'TliE PENINSULA 2 bed ., and family roorn, 2 baths. ne\V carpeting, open beam t'eilings thru- out. 2nd bed., is perfect for teen-ager or i.n·law setup. Only Y.t block to bay. Room for boat inside yard. Dble. attached garage. Owner moving out of state and an.'tious, so submit your offer. Asking $63,950. NICEY NICE CONDO Throw a\vay your la\vnmower! No outside maintenance for you! R~x & e:1joy $250,000 recreational center including pool. putting green, adult JounKeS, hobby rooms, and teen center. All this plus large 4 bed., family room, 21f.a bath home with' fireplace, nice enclosed patio, newly installed continuous clean Tappan oven. Kitchen·Aid dish\vasher, only $32,800. 10% down terms available. and IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. YES -ANOTHER DUPLEX DUPLEX-3 Bed .. 2 ha. upstairs, 2 bedrooms down. Ne\v n•/\v carpet· ing, drapes, co1npletel.Y furnished w/new king sized beds thru·out. Re. decorated tn .an4 out. 8 yrs. old. 2 car garage w /a lley entrance. FuJJ price only $79,500. Ha' existin g G I loan at 7% of $45.000 and owner w/ carry a 2 TD, so submjt your do,vn payment. Live in one and rent the other. MOBILE HOME PARK -POSITIVELY! Deserl located -Util!Ues to property. Tl!is Is hard to get mobile home park zoning -Planned for 640 pads. $6,950 an acre, beautiful terms at 7% financing. "REALTORS" SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SPYGLASS PLAN '74 3600 plus Sq ft in this 5 bdrm, 4 ba, plus bonu!'I nn home on a V.l.P. location. Centllll.I air cond., intercom· & bu ill· in record player. No-wa.'C vinyl, shag carpeting, wal· nut cabinet!'! in kitchen, pool· !ized lot & breath-taking view of ocean &: coastline. You can celebrate the holi· day1 tn your new home. Call DOW. llS0,000 including land. ired hill REt\LTY Univ . Park Center, Irvine Call Anytime, 833--0820 OUice hours 8 AM to 8 PM *SIX UNITS* $73,000 Located in North Costa l\fesa \Vlth an income of $995. a monU1. AU units are 2 kine size bee.Inns, with bulltln kitchens and Jndividu&l patiot. 10% down and will &how $170. mo. spendable. L9W DOWN ALL TERMS Beauty i!1 the \\-'Ord for this 3 bedroom, 1% bath Spanish Style tion1e. Jt i11 priced right to ~·II at $33,!JOO. It features a largfl family 100m1 a Palos Verde atone !7!!:: ~~=~=~I pool !tfzed lot. Call noW 8'7~. .. v ' . ·DIRECTORY -.., ... a..dy 41~ •M,.. tMt •••l_, •,.. t• .... ta 1k;. Al .... ~.tlw Uilteill .....,~ ~ , e4 I• t,...., det911 11t -4Mlf119t ........... ...,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,_. ........ .,.. .. _ !"" .... ., ,. ... .,. .,.... ,. lilt .............................. """'· S..r4ey .... ,....,. HOUSES FOR SALE <4 Bedroom•, F1mily Rm. or Denl 19452 Sierra Raton Rd., Irvine 2 BEDROOMS 411 Tustin Ave. (N'pt. Heights) NB 675-3000 $37 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 681 West Wilson, Costa Mesa 646-0555 $26,500 (Sun 1:30-5 :30) 2 BR and FAMILY RM OR DEN 444 Seville, Balboa 645-4040 $83,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Bedrooms) **1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) **2727 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 644-2430, $195,000 (Sun 2-5) 1904l Hamden Ln., Huntington Beach 962-6329 $26,300 (Sat & Sun 12:30-7 pm) 1618 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 221 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1828 Port Seabourne (HVHomes ) NB 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1645 Samar Place (Mesa Verde) CM 644-4910 $37,950 (SUn 1-5,30) 2149 Seville (Balboa Pen. Pt.) NB 644-4910 $75,000 (Sa t 1-5,30) 204 Kings Place (Newport Hts.) NB . 644-4910 $97,000 (Sat & Sun ·l-5:30) 338 Evening Canyon (Shorecliffs) Cdlll 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2272 Federal Ave., Costa Mesa 646-0555 $27,200 (Sat & Sun !-~) 2291 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach 646-7711 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 424 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $46,500 (Sat & Sun I-5) 677 Darrell, Costa Mesa 546-5680 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 303 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1-5) 24593 Alcoba Dr., Mission Viejo 830-1337 $33,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1670 Madagascar, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2603 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach 640-0020 (Saturday) {3 Bedrooms, Fa mily Rm. or Den ) 1501 Cumberland Ln. (Westcliff) N.B .. 642-1979 (Fri-Sat-Sun 12-6) 357 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 962-4471/968-1931 (Sat 11-5) 984 Springfield (Rancho Mesa) C.M. 545--0374, $34,250 (Sat & Sun 1-5) _ 1700 Paloma, Newport Beach 642-5200, $56,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 1529 Lincoln Lane, Westclifl, N.B. 642-5200, $75,500 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2030 Galaxy Dr .. (Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550 · $110,200 (Dail)' 10-5) 2424-22nd St .. Newport Beach 642-5200, $78,500 (Sun 1-5) 142 Masters Cr., Costa Mesa 673-9060 $48,500 (Sun 2-5) *2117 N. Towner, Santa Ana 542-5020 $44,500 . (Sat & Sun 12-6 pm) 450 Elmhurst Lane, College Park 645-4040 $33,700 (Sat & Sun J-51 2000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $89,500 (Sun 12-51 *517 Garrett Dr. (Cameo Hilands) CdM 642-6235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 489 East 20th St., Costa Mesa 642-8235 $42,950 (Sun 1-4) Sia Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910 $76,500 (Sun 1-5 :30) 683 A1ta Vista, Laguna Beach 499-2236 $69.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 1114 While Sails Way (HVH!s) CdM) 675-3000 $59,500 . (Sat & Sun I-5) 1801 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa 67S-3000 $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **3329 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar 675-3000 $165,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **1915 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 675-3000 $159,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 516 Cameo Highlands Dr., NB 673-8550 $64,900 (Sat & Su n 1-5) 322 Poinsettia, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1626 Sandalwood (Baycrest) NB 645-6500 $75,000 (Sun 1-5) 425 Vista Flora, Newport Beach 640-0020 (Saturday) 2008 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1067 Gisler (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 View (Sat & Sun 1·5) 25831 Jamon Lane, Misslop Viejo 566-022:! (Sat & Sun 1-5) 223 Rochester, CO.ta Mesa • -' 67S-7225 046--0555 (Sat &-Sun 1·5) ;!2,~1 Idaho tane. l\lesa Verde 546-5880 557-6190 (Sat & Sun trom I pm) (4 S.d,..m1) 2124 Hi~hland (nr. Baycrest) N.B. 646-9255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1038 Sea Lane (H. v. Hills) CdM 833-9427 (Shown by fi!p .'ll 9402 Daytona Circle, Huntington Be h 963-24-06, $40,950 (Fri & Sun a day) *4600 Surry (Cameo Highlands) CdM. 64+7270 (Sun 1·5) 2015 Commodore. Baycrest, N.B. 642-5200, $&1 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)· • 2104 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 642-5200, $74,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *1406 Santiago Dr., Baycresl. N.B. 642-5200 . (Sal & Sun 1-5) 1715 Starling.Ht. Circle, Baycrest, N.B. 642-5200, $78,500 (Sun 1-5) 404 16th Street, Newport Heights Area 642-5200, $43,000 ' (SUn 1-5) ***4639 Brighton Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM, 64+2430, $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4)· **1653 Bayside Dr., (Yachtman's Cove) CdM 675-1935 (Daily). • *2116 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B. 642-6325 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17187 Roimdhill Dr., Huntington Harbour 6!4-2430, $65,000 (Sat 12-5) 1095 San Pablo Cir. (Mesa Woods) CM 3115-6826 ~7,500 (Sat & Sun 11-5) ·100 Via Dijon !Lido Isle) NB · 675-7462 $76,500 (Open daily) 1934 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM 540-6677 . (Sat & SUn 10-6) *3616 Key Bay (HVHills l CdM . 673-6080 $89,590 (Daily 1-5) 3860 Ocean Birch ( HVuRidge) NB 644-4910 $76 ,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5:30) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5:30) 18761 Via Palatine (Crhr/Amalli) TRHills 644-6200 · (Sat 1-5 & Sun 6-8 pm) 1221 Keel Dr. (HVHills) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 12-5) 1019 Dolphin (Irvine Terr} CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1636 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-6235 , (Sun 1-5) *23 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 2000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $89,500 (Sun 12-5) *334 Tours Lane (RueDeCannes) 'NB 64:H040 $32,600 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 305 Vista Suerte (The liluHs) NB 645-6770 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *342 Peach Tree Ln .. Newport Beach 646-2414 $53,000 (Sun 1-5) 1126 Austin, North Costa Mesa 546-5900 $30,500 (Sun 1-5) 2874 Clubhouse Rd . (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5900 $51,950 (Sun 1-5) 2822 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5900 $44,500 (Sun 1·5) "' 31l7 Dublin (Halecrest) CM 557-4130 $28,950 (Sun 1-5) 716 Cameo liighfands Dr., Npt. Beach 675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1-5) 2861 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach 645--0303 $52,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1730 Port Westbourne. Newport Beach 64~20 (Sat & Sun ) ' *1612 Jamaica (Mesa Verde) CM . 646-7171 (Sat 1-5) (l Bedrooms) 2201 Aralia (Eastbluff) N.B. 644-6200 (Daily 1-5) (5 Bedrooms, Family Rm. or Den) 1742 Bonarie Way, (Back Bay) N.B. 6#7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **1306 W. Bay Ave .. Balboa Peninsu)ti 044-7270 (Sun,1-5) ***46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 00-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) !806 Pt. Barmou!h (H.V. Homes) N.B. 644-2430, $66,000 (Sun 1-5) *1014 Polaris (Dover Shores) N.B. 64+24'0, $169,000 --(Sat l.S) **3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 675-6161 (Sunday) ** 16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB · 644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 1337 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $196,500 (S un 1-5) **305 North.Star (Dover Shores) NB 64~ $179,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 264-0 Basswood (Eastblufl) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-S) 590 Sturgeon Dr., Costa M~sa 548-1168 $37,500 (Sa! 1-5) ~ **64 Li11da Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-2430 . (Sun 1-5) 8332 Snowbird, PaciliC'Sands 557-41SQ (Sun 1-5) 3801 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Hill ) CdM · '21S/693-0393 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 7 BEDROOMS 1511 Mira Mar, Newport Beach 645-4040 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) CONDOMINIUMS 644-2430, $65,000 · . (Sun 1-5) *4Sl Bngbton Rd., (Cameo Shores) CdM <24 Becl""'mfl s1:3~ry Lane, Costa' Mes( Saa~ & Sun 1-5). tt44ol W. Coast Hwy., mi.port ~Ch 645-7820 (Sat & Sun 10 to Dusk) 540-1907 $32,950 (shown by appt.) • *407 Mendoza Terr. (Corona Hlds) CdM 4 Br ind FAMILY RM OR! DEN 675-4630 (Sun I.SJ *:1228 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB , 2o8 Susannah Pl, Cosca Mesa 644-2730 (Sal & Sun 1-5) &4M()4j) *'1•950 .ASon+il-LOTS FOR SALE ' " ' ~ bcdnn FIXER $24,000 Dqn'l miA t11 oo&--OOW Vi• cant and read,y to be lived ID, Boautlflll """ pile cpl 1..,.. --Joi, d ... to -· """"' • little 1o,., 1'111 prbd to tell, -wanti tlQt. Oil Mfr 54M640. ,_ *5152 Cheryl Dr., _!!llnling!Qn-Beach · 846-7191 -1128,llOO (Sat & ·Sun~ **1663 Jla¥alde Dr. (Yacht.man's Cov•) 315 Golden &d Av,., Corona de! Mar CdM., 87&-1935 (Dally) 67U550 ,S&G,600 ($al" SUn 1-5) * - *910 NotUn~ham (Dover Shora) NB •• -•• •"-ms tus,ooo <sat "&m 1.-> .... -··. -. ' ' • ' ,l i ,, t l I " CO~W~LL PROPERtIES INC. ~ALTORS . GETJM UNE ~ SUPB RU"'" , This is •-FAc'l'I TtilJ Home Cnqnot be seen ON IAUOl. ISLAND . Until MOnday, September I~. 3 Bedrooms, 2 This duplex has 3 Br., 2 Ba. and 2 kitchens Baths. New CJ!rpets. Patio. Large Trees upstairs, and 2 &., 1 Ba. aod. two ldtcbens Front.& R!ar. Jlatl>Or ffighlands Area. Har· downstalrs-Plentyofway11.<>haveanmtal ~r High Scllool. Call NOW for AppolntmenL "I\ lo-law area your own livinlf unit and a ~.900t Call 646--0555. priva" room f~r a young adult. 'The balcony f. OUR BUY OF THE WEEK' view ol Island Living is great and the. view from II!• 3rd story sundeck lS outstanding. can 67>-7225. jletter than New! Shows like a model! Tbls I Bedroom, 2 Bath Home has recently been painted inside and out. Professionally land· scaped front and rear. Home is in move-in "Condition including Carpets and Drapes. Only '27,200. Call 646--0555. 3 FOOT HANGOVER jrotects you from Sun and Rain all around your Home. Three Years New! Two Huge Bedrooms (16 x 11 'h & 1212 11 ), Just Right for Young or Middle Aged Couple. Cheerful Kitchen \Vilh Bonus Cabinets! Easy Main~ tenance Yard. Darkroom in Double Garage. $1450 Initial FHA Investment. S26,500. Call 646--0555. COWGE PARK PALACE You will appreciate Ibis DUTCH GIRL CLE AN, ADULT-OCCUPIED home with three LARGE BEDROOMS. Relax and enjoy light, cheerful rooms or peacefuUy stroll among your gentle forest of trees and shrubs. Easy walk to ALL schools thru Orange Coast College. $1500 initial investment fo r 95% financing or maximum FHA/VA Bene- fits. Our best valu~ $29,950. Call 646-0555. · FURNISHED RENTALS . 3 Br. - 2 Ba. Penninsula -$375 3 Br. -2 Ba., CdM -$425 2 Br. - 2 Ba., CdM-$450 ·Call 67!>-7225 ESTATE Approx. 212 acres, 3 Bedroont, 2 Bath Home. Fireplace, Shake Roof. Newport Harbor High School District. Offered for $225,000. Call '46-0555. t , _ lllEWPORT TOWNHOUSES :l Bi;/-2 !la., Fee Land -$28,750 ;Br. -2 Ba., Pool -$32,900 S Br. -2 Ba., Bluffs -$34,500 !Br. -2 Ba., Vista Bahia -$35,000 3 Br. -212 Ba .. Corner LOcation·Fee $35,500 Call 67!>-7225 ALMOST NEW . Have you been looking for a new home and can't find the right one? See this 2 year new sparkler. 4 Bedrooms, Family Room, Dining ·JJcove, Fireplace, Large Corner Kitchen with Double Ovens, Dishwasher, Wood Patio Decking. Offered for $43,500. Call 646-0555. DISCRIMINATING EXECUTIVES HOME Beautiful 5 bedroom two story -large pool !!/Beautiful patios and decking -Air condi- tioned -Professionally decorated -Large 7ard -Heavy shake roof. Call 67!>-7225. HUNTINGTON BEACH Bushard and Hamilton Area. Exciting Home with many possibilities. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Rumpus Room. Close to Shopping and Schools. Offered for $40,900. Call 646--0555. COLWELL INVESTORS See this West Costa Mesa Industrial Proper· ty. Good Accessabillty, Many expanding busi· nesses in the area. This type of land is get- ting scarce. Approx. 10,000 sq. It. offered for $25,000. Call 646-0555. VACATION HOMES 3 Br. -Large Lot -Good Big Bear Lake Location -Natural Gas -Paved road and motivated seller -$29,950. 2 Br. -Sleeping Porch, 4 car garage and 4 car carport -'heated pool -large R-2 lot for expansion. Bob Hope Drive in Rancho Mirage - Open to offers -Submit! Call "67!>-7225. . BEATS RENT Tited of pa}ing the Landlord? Then see this Hoit'!e! 4 Bedroom, 2 Baths. Family Room. On the Goll Course in Santa Ana. $24,500. Call 646-0555. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Quiet Cul-De-Sac -nice 3 Br., 2 Ba. home with the master bedroom wing practically a separate unit -R-2 . zoning -motivated seller. Call 67!>-7225. MESA DEL MAR Close to a Top Rated 2 Year College, a High School and Grade School. Com er Home with room for Boat & Trailer Storage. 3 Bed- rooms, 2 Baths, Fireplace, Gas Kitchen. Sprinklers in the well maintained yard. $31,950. Call 646-0555. TRADE FOR BEACH AREA Good older 3 Br . family room view home on 11/• acres of citrus and avocados in pleasant Riverside area. Trade for residential or in- come units. $50,000 equity to work with. Call 67!>-7225. 5°/o DOWN That is $1550 on this 3 Bedroom, 1-:V.. i;iath Home. Upper Newport Bay Area. Large Open B/I Gas Kitchen. Fireplace. Shake Roof. Boat Stowage. $30,500. Call 646-0555. LOVELY HOMES 3 Br., 2 Ba. 2 Fireplaces, 2157 sq. feet -fee land -$67,900. 4 Br .. 212 Ba. Great location, 2400 sq. l,eet- fee land -$82,350. 5 Br., 3 Ba. Quaint area, 3000 sq. feet -fee land -$99,500. Call 67!>-~. TRIPLEX 2 Triplexes, EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. Walk to Shopping. Excellent Rental Area. Each Unit has 2 -Two bedroom, 1 'h Bath and 1 -One Bedroom, Den & 1 Bath. Offered for $110,000. Call 646-0555. Properties, Inc. A Subsidiary of the Colweli'Co. 220 E. 17th St. C.M. 3425 E. COAST Hl·WAY, C.D.M. 646-0555 EL TORO 675-7225 Ge!iltral 586-0m (14 Offices To Serve You, Frbm The Mountains To The S.1.J General CHUCK CAROTHERS General Geswral .HARBO!l VIEW HILLS -\!!!~ 1114 WHITE SAILS WAY OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S "' This 3 bdrm. & family rm. home has the "much desired" feature -a sit down view of bay & orc:i.n . Property avail. for quick possess. $59,500. :mLF.STATE·tMORES 191S BAYSIDE DR., CdM OPEN DAILY l·S Like new 3 Bdrm. &: family rm. home, over· looking wide beach & t he blue, blue bay. $159,000. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2·5 305 VISTA SUERTE -THE BLUFFS t Bdrms. plus bonus rm. One king-size bdrm. oa. 1st noor. One year old. Low as$OCiati'on dues. Located on greenbelt & close to pool. Qwner anxious. Quick possession. • Convenient parking-easy to be a "DROP-IN" at 81,y Is Beach Realty NEWPORT BEAC" TOWNEHOUSES DAILY PILOT U Mesa Verde * EXf.ClllJYES * 4 + Den We Have the following PrHtigo .-Avolloblo Now * IRYINE * Turtlerock Terrace LEAST EXPENSIVE IN MOST EXPENSIVE AREA Plan 50 President Home. Situated on j>ool- sized view lot. 3 BR., 2 batbs & 3 car garage. Quality thruout. Some of the features are: blt-in wet bar, self<leaning oven, trash- masher & sep. laundry rm. w /tub. Only $79,500. OPEN 1-5 Sat./Sun. 5596 Oakley ELEGANCE THRUOUT Spectacular view from atop the bills, makes this an incomparable setting for a beautiful 4 BR. Plan 70 borne. Privacy abounds in your world of twinkling lig hts. Many extras are found in this prestige home in a presti ge area. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $105,000 * UNIVERSITY PARK * WEST POINT MODEL Designed for the active famiJy 5 BR. 2 baths: on quiet cul-de-sac location. 1 Blk. from schools, commun. pools & tennis cts. Owner transferred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $68,900 IMMEDIATE . POSSESSION Popular Marquette flooi plan. Imrnac. cond.1 freshly painted.,&. cal-pet s cleaned. 3 Bdrm., incl. mstr. suite w/dressing rm. & frplc., formal dining, spac. family rm. w/frplc. & view overlooking park. Vacant & ready to occupy, $46,950. OPEN Sun. 1·5. 18346 Mandrake * NEWPORT BEACH * SPYGLASS PLAN 74 3600 plus sq. fl in this 5 bdrm., 4 ba., plus bonus rm. home on a V.I .P. location Cen- tral air cond., intercom & built-in record player No-wax vinyl, shag carpeting, walnut cabinets in kitchen, pool-sized lot & breath- taking view of ocean & coastline. You can celebrate the holidays in your new home. Call now. $150,000 including land. Red Hill Realty UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE ,. CALL ANYTIME 833-0820 ' Gerteral JlnJa !Jd/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT, HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Lind• Isle Drive-Open Sunday Beautiful new 5 BR., 4112 Ba. home. Water· front livingrm. & formal dining. Handsome oak paneled lam. rm., frplc., wet bar. Large master suite bas frplc. & cozy lounge area. View of Bay & the mountains ..... $179,500. 53 Linda Isle Drive Elegant 5 bdrm., 4% baths; on lagoon. New carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden & large slip . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . $212,000 57 LI_. 1110 Drivo Custom 4 BR., 312 ba. home on Lagoon. Mstr. BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront family rm w/conversation pit around the frplc.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... $189,500. 101 Linda Isle Drive Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs waterfront mstr. suite & Jge. game rm. or study: Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings, quality construction, slip .......... $155,000. For Compl .. e Information On All Homes & lots, Please Call: Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 67S-6161 Gener at· OPEN HOUSE SAT &: SUN 1-5 Spanish 4 bednn, 2 bath home on large com er tot, owner in construction has made n1any altl!'rations In a Spanish motif. {\skin g $29,500 close to the beach. Drive by and take a look. 2462 Nautilus, lluntington Be'ach, off Adams and Bushard. ~ Bkr. Good As Gold Mesa Del Mar. All bullt-lns, fireplace-, 2 baths. Walk to St. J ohn'1 and O.C.C. $31,900 a11 terms. Dine + Pool STAIN CLASS ENTRY! FO!'tMAL DINING! 4 &laJlt bedrooa:a,s ,. • PLUS DEN! Garden b(itf' k1tcbfn with Annrtron& cushionlone floor. Decorator wallpaper thru· out. GIANT SPARJO..JNC CR~:SCENT S ll APED POOL! Slat benches and BBQ nre pit. Dor run. Park likr grounds • low mainten- Mee. IMMACULATE at ONLY $49,950! Call fast • 6-15-0303, I Ollt\ I I. Ol \O\ ;;>e---.·c~· Salisbury R,•,,tty EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE B<ll'.s.ide P lace Duplex: 101 over 250 ft. dctop, Jrd lntrr- est In pier, extra parking. Fee land (you O"'n it! J. Th<' very best priv;it'' & qutct beach location. $210.000. Call for Appoin ln\1•111 Ask for Betty Lynch Evenings 673-4437 Salisbury Roal ly 315 MARlN E AVE. BALB:OA !ST ANO CALL 67U900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Ve.cant 3 bdrm., 2 bath ranch 'style home complete with covered patio, good carpet:s & drapes, attached garage, oversized lot and many fruit trees. Terri fic Cosla~• l\lesa location, close to schools · & shopping. Price, o n I y $24,500. Assumable 6% loan with payments ol only $152. per mo. includes ta:<es. Call 546-5880 (Open eves.) ~ 5 ~ HERITAGE . . . REALTORS C::WALlifR & lff · Realtors 646-7711 2)43 WestcliU Drive· Open 'till 9 :fM e OPEN DAILY 1·5 e 3816 KEY BAY e CORONA DEL MAR e LARGE POOL BEST BUY ON BAY .... .•..... PIER AND SLIP 1306 \Vest r~ay on th e Balboa P eninsula, re- duced again by 1notivated seller who will carry the fir st TD v.·ith 20% do\vn at 71.4 ".'(!· Delightful family home -5 bed r~m . family r oom v.•ith forever view. New p rice $179.,500 VIEW.VIEW .•..•. ....• OCEAN AND CANYON .J us t rcn1odcled 3 bed room,, 2 bath. di ning roo1n tor famil y roo1n ), fireplace, cheerful bu ilt-in ki tchen \vith invi ting SUN DECK for your entertaining pleasure, overlookin.g t~c canyon & viC'W of the ocean. One-of-a-kind in CAMEO HIGHLA NDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69,500. ENJOY ......••. •... YOUR OWN POOL J UST R EDUCE D - T his 3 bedroom. 2 balh. fan1i ly roon1 pl us a convertible den. 2 used brick firepl aces. builtins in kitchen and B-IJ-Q with PRIVA1'E guest room & bath . Entertain a rolind your own POOL in CA~1 EO HI Gl-1- LA NDS. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . $72 ,500. 180 DEGREE VIEW ..... ..... HARBOR AND OCEAN Enjoy it all from this 3-bedroo m, 2 bath home '''ith 2 fireplaces (1 in Ji vin g room. 1 in dining roon1), builtin kitchen. See har- bor lights at ni ght from your 0\\111 garden 1>a lio . ~. . . . . . . . . . ........... $64 ,950. e OPEN HOUSES · e • ts BR . & FAM.) -1306 w. Bay Ave. (waterfront). Garage parking avail. Bal· boa Peninsula . Sun. 1-5. (3 BEDROOM.) -723 Cameo Highlands, Corona del Mar. Sal. & Sun. l·5. IS BR. & FAM.) -1742 Bona rie Way. Back Bay, Ne \vport Beach. Sat. & Sun. 1·5. (~ BR .) lGOl. Kin gs Place, Ne\vport Beach. Sun. 1-5. Pele /Jarrell . Reaft'I prt1dt1nfd • YOUR OWN LAND CAR ENTHUSIASTS-BOAT 4 BR., family rm., 3 car gar. F•" mov• ;,. 189.950. OR TRAILER OWNERS e ADOBE CLASSIC e BY CLIFF MAY Pool, pe.ddoek, citrus, acre- age. True luxury. $225,000. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Thii;; 4 bedroon1 older home on a large R..-2 lot In Corona de! Mar, South of the Highway has great poten- tial. Present home on rear of Jot. Room to build -well land!c:}ped -walk to beach. Only $59,500. Call to !leC 6~. WE; HAVE THE HOME FOR YOU ~First time to see this one year old 3 bedroom home on quiet street in Newport, 5 Garages. 2 car- ports. Offered at .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . $58,500. )700 Pflloma, N.B. Open Sat & Sun l·S TRADITIONAL LIVING CUSTOM WESTCLIFF HOME -Ofiered by original owner. 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, spacious living room with fireplace al)d ,bookcase \Vall . Lovely patio and outdoor entertainment center-pool· size yard. $75,500. 1529 Lincoln Lane, N.B. Open Sat & Sun l·S ON POINT-PLEASANT & POSH NEW DECOR-USED BRICK study features stained glass windows, delightful den, fan- tastic family room boasts view. Ma ssive master bedroom and bang-u p bunks in young~ sters bedroom. It's 5 or 4 or 3 bedrooms plus 2 patios. Yours. at ................... $74,500. 2104 Miramar Or., Bel. Pen. Open Sat. & Sun 1-5 MESA VERDE O!EAP[E ON COMMODORE 129.950 ONE OF-THE BEST PRICED -4 bedroom it's under priced but it's homes in Baycrest. Designed and built for shllrp and clean with AhiJg this one-owner family with an eye to family cpl. throughout, massi~ livin~ and aduJt privaci;. Offered at $64,500. brick fireplace, relaxing free 2 S & S form patio, builtin kllc~n. 015 ommodore Or., N .• Open flt un J-S 1......i afr hoating. doubl• NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA garage, this boll!le ii priced to ,.11. ,.. It now! call bla ENGLISH COTTAGE ON ~ CORNER -4 -· Bedrooms, large family room -just 3 years · old. 3 car garage, excellent terms ... $43,000. General 404 16th SlrHI, Cosio Mou Open Sun 1.S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEW HOME T l !!: P[AL O 1···1·.·0 I R-· "'-' \ ....... JIM WOOD IS A MALE CHAUVINIST! That's what they're saying! It's because his Unique Homes has openings for three sales Jieople -and they're for men only! NEWPORT BACK BAY -Picturesque Cape Cod. Brick exterior. high beam ceilings, par- quet floors. Quality built 3 bedrm., 3 bath. family room and formal dining room. Stress-- ed for 4th . bedroom . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . $78,500. 2424 22nd St., Nowport Baa ch Open Sun. 1.S LEAVING AREA· MUST SELL ~~21· REAL ~ ESTATE DELUXE CONDOMINIUMS ON THE BAY Bl~1~;JN * · TWO HOUSES on FULL ACRE -East-NEW 3 BEDROOMS 7t L BATHS Fabulous~ _.,JUT!• Unique Homes has four busy offices, over $3 million in sales monthly, a fabulous reputation and a sales force that has women slightly in the majoril}. So come on men! Let's join forces, don't let the women ou;-earn us! A unique oppor-· !unity awaits you with Unique Homes I LUSH GARDENS & COOLING· FOUNTAIN enhances the entrance to this 4 bedroom fami- ly home. shake roof, family kitchen and nice shaded yard. . . . . . . . . ............... $33,900. Jt's called men's liberation! CONTACT JIM WOOD, 17UOOCI . side C.M. Rm. for 14 units.' $55,900. , n . 1 "<t14 b<(lrul-2 bath 1':nM rtr EASTSIDE TRIPLEX -62"'1 65' lot locatod In ilftt ~· :M•Sf- / $41,500. 1965 Price and Financing =· .s;~::n~1ei:: * HOME & BATCHELOR UNIT -on C-1 • Palos v tr de 01ep1..,0• A.1 ~1 epport11111fty .,..,.,.... f.,.lly) lol $28,500. (Ask About Boat SHps) 1iop1ca1 1anc11e1plng .,... *' . .OCEAN VJEW LOT -Capistrano ""'"" bis h•at..i 'pool. U ~ l"'U 11= fi"'.k.t 11=111.:" Be.a.. ''10,000. . bUut-ln brick 1u bu b q ["Ill 'l,/ L "11.J~L~ 1797 0111114Je AYt., Costa M-4401 WEST COAST HIGHWAY .,.! ..,..,..i patlo ..a,_ ______ '4_z_.1_11_1 ______ ~--!!!!N"~E-::'!!!!-~-!!!!~~T!!!!~~~!!!!~~;!!!!:!!!!_:!!_!!!!_~:_.!!!!-~-!!!!-~!!!!=~-!!!!:~=~::e!!!!_:!!...,!!!!.'.l.!!:::~~~ve~uldns~·:..__S!G._!.oo_c:all_ l1!!1!!!1!!1!!!•1!!!!1•R!!IEl!Al!L!!!!!!!S!ITAl!T!!!El!!l!!!-l!!l!!!l!!I!!!!!!! " ) ' • I I - A OHie. Open Satvrdays & Sundays . PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wo<tclllf Dr. N.B. t.. V'-F'"!I . . I .-.. 1 for Action ••. Call At-5111 • • " ! : i: I • l I. ' ' r ~ ( ! ,. ' • ,, . l . • . l I , ' • ~ " f ~- !' , ' ' • • -9 DAll.Y l'liOT . .._ General C M I CORBIN -MARTIN INC. * SHORECUFFS * REDUCED-REDUCED-REDUCED NOW $13.500 P1rture ;i \\IOOdcn garden with a.n old brick entryway, leading t-0 a heavy shake roofed 3 Bil-, 2 ba tb home. Lge. country kil<hen w/ frplc.-all fi nest {1ua llty Walk to prlv. beach 338 f:VF.NING CANYON ROAD OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 * LUSK EASTBLUFF * f'rlv'1ty is the feature of this huge 5 Bdrm., :1 bath home. J·,ge. rear lot with enough room to have 2 pools. f..ocated Jn the heart of all of Ncv:port ~ fi nest shopping & in the Corona <l•I Mar High School d1<t. Ollered at $61 ,llOO. oJ•t:.'I S.~T. & SUN. 1·5 2640 BASSWOOD Ou r in di vidu al service means more to you - 59.3°/o of ou r sales were made thru referrals, people \vho were snf.l .'lfi ed with our - "SEllVJ CE TJEYOND THE CONTRACT" \VoulcJn'I. this he the place for you to list your property'! C•ll US for your re•I e1tete needs -WE have Jots of good things to tell you •bou!J CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 Newport -Coron• del Mar· Co1t1 Mes• Ganer el General LINDA ISLE IJ1vcly fiAYF'ijONT home, just Jisled, on fashi ona ble J,i n'1tw1sle. Pier & silo for .vour priva te ya<'ht. Lar ge cantilevered bayfront . 'iu ndcck. 2-Story home with 5 bedrooms, den, famil y room & forn1a l dining area. Immacu· 1;,tc c:on dilio n. Beautifully decorated. $168,· 500 BA YSHORES • BA YFRONT On the J>ciint, \vlth 180 ft. of bay frontage: pier & slip for very large yacht. 4 Bedrooms, fa1n!l y roo m & dining room; 4 cai:: garage. J .a r~f' ~\vi mmin a pool ln enclosed yard. A IJA Yi"ltONT ESTATE. $525,000 12 UNITS· EASTBLUFF Deluxe :.ipartmcnts in excellent location. 1001 ~ O<:c upunt y. $260,000 HARBOR ·~ , ·'t,." . .. INVESTMENT I .. I ' COMPANY REALTORS ---I~ l -·-I~ r-·-J~ I Hunttngtan Beadl Huntlnghln Boadl 703 IE~IA FHA REPOSSESSION :=--=aa-.1 BAYSHORE lm<ly dupln, So. ol Hwy, $21,f!O . ''·"' llow11 Loffly 3 and De11 TOWNHOUSE 4-IEDROOMS layfront Cottdo • DESPERATE • . $31,950 l Br, 2 Ba, ..... pl" 61!11> Chennitw 2 BR. 911ua tlim. l BR. nrw ~ ta. Come SM WI wdl kept f.am. Dtlighthd 119~ lly home In -ot °'"" 6 EMERALD IA y MfN '• belt areu. Bltlna .. + tmm&Clllat. 3 Br + tam rm. dJhwlhr. Be&u:L covert'd VJew Slf5,<XX> patio, nl<e ldlcps, So/. clown, Tod Hubert & AHoc. ~em. ku than rnit. 34TI Via Udo 675-8500 l-BR. •I~. bl1-U... ~ F.,.,..d ,.....i. X.V =. $29,500, prr plum.bi,.. Xlnt location. AUTiiORIZED BROKER JDS a ftaJ lharp h me, clean Good thw.nclfw, Owrw!r may 541-6SJO •• a pin, uPQ:J'&ded ~·· Ck>soout• Low f'rice Only VACA.''T . 1t1u.~ St'U, • Bed· rm, 2 holh, L.rt>pl, crpta &: ! drps. Needs I01lle 11.C. Quick ()()MCA'llon. Prict.'d btlow tt p(nisnl in same areu . a tT<ll steel. CAU. 9fi3."'6. $19,990 l.'fn'Y, DriVf' by &: call w to drpl, and app!'1, OellghUuJ lliH'. Only 168,SOO. nbrbood nr 1eW. le &bop. MORGAN REALTY BY OWNER -MESA Pinc. minimum SlfiOO. dn Thtse new horn('a ar4' locate-..! 10 mlnut.es from lhe beach. 1 • cto. fo major $h11pp1n;~ & st'hools, \'out• ~·ho1c<-· o: carpe!Uia: also including dishwa1her & l>uiltht3. 5·~ Down w/paymenfs less thnn S200 mo. This 1s a must M'e for those "''anting lols or luxury for a moderate prlc{'. cau 979·~. OWNER cranlierred. Bullt·in •ltreo In llvinc nn. In- cluded. 3 bdmu., 2 aepante baths, .eecllkled llvln& room w/fittplace. Range, oven, Wa•htt included. Freshly painted. A quiet cul.-de--sac 673-4642: 675-4459 VERDE RepubUc .f BR. 2% and paymmts less than T If' I Ba. Dining rm. Femlly nn., ..,,, CaU ,~ ... -u·" '"·· err c nvfftment Uving nn. Privacy w/lrg. · VU<V. J V .1.. ........, Dupltt or 2 R-2 lot1 w/€0' cul-de-sac loL Mature what you llff. •·aJkin& bridge OWTlooking land1e1>'g. See t o ap. I' tropical &:arderu. 3 BR & 1 preciate! $52.900. 545-8129. Dandy Duplex 't""" Br1<., 12 " "o BR. By °""""· 114,900. LOVELY h'g 2'1y 4Bll, hom, 531•5111 ( =J 5Jf·5180 Open h:>uM Sat I: Sw:i l -5. 2% ba, frpk, bJUn Pl k:ltch [ '!'~!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!..., .... ..- 9)8 Iris. 644-?l8.1. dlh/wah. Flan. Huae yard. OWNER mWlt sell 4 yr. con. Meta Sprinklers, S38,!i00, ~tr. newwAbort bike to b<.'at:h? 3 on cbolot F.uUk:le near ~17XI. :::.:.!'°' !i!:h ;._.~ -~F~IX~E~R~-~u"'p"'p"'E"'R- ettttrte built-In kitchem, Can be a OOLL HOUSE! plu1 c.aJ"Ptt• & decorator 2 BR. Near N'pl. HeiE)1ll This Will Be The 976 Denwr Dr., CM . bdrma., 2 baths, elegant ~2441. fireplace in family room Lost Home You uNusuAL • eoo1, """'""' draperlf!a. Walk to aT/ 11hn~ Alklng i22,500 ping, A jrrat buy at '36,SOO. CALL e ,4,·J4f4 Look At 101. M'p. •torap yn1. 3 BDR., 2 BA., Femlly Rm. Eastslde Beauty New shag cpts, pr 0 f. ~~ Near N1wp•rt P••t Orrlc• Rl.>alton &M)..ml SANTA Barbara. Outstan- 2013 Westclilt Drive ding value. 1 of a kind. Im- OIV'n 'Ill! 9 PM -·-'n home F tiiiiii ... ,iiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-.[ m.ac. o.;uawm • ~ I' tastic views. 4 br, den, 3 full ha. $79,900. 838-1507 aft TAKE IT EASY Super l!I~ 4 1 .b;droo'.11 ~· $34,900. Owner. home, grac10u1 1v1ng 1n -;--;~='-'==,_..,,.. 2991 gq. t1. Ma 11 1ive * ME~AWPQDS * lrtep-down rumpus room By Owner, 4 BR, 2 BA, tam from completely modernJz. rrn, 2 yn old, cul·de-sac, ed chambers, k 1 t ch en . crpts &: drps thruou!, 1095 M"parate family room, 2 San Pablo. Cir., S45-6328, !lreplace1 + BBQ & lnaide $37,500. In thla 3 bednn 2 bath wllh 5pm. 1111 bulltln11, pat)o, doublel-'-;*-;E~n"to-r"'t"'o;:ln°'ln"g"?;-;*- 2arage, clubhouse It. pools. Lge, nrmpus rm., 3 BR. 2 C."O.NDO, tor a low, low ba. Close to everything. tlsh pond. This one wilJ '°3B"'R"°,..,1B=A-, -crp=.,-. -.-.,..-.. -,-, .,.,A·l dazzle your lmaginaUo11. c o n d • A s • u m e 6 % 0 .'IAll•IH /I. i ll price of $20,950. CALL 'Xint cond. Immed. posseu. Realtors 545-0465 quick. won't Jut, act fae:I! Owner wlll trade, $32.500. I --:;:--'0-"pe'-'n-=;E;;-"""''-=---- Only one or lhla pion BALBOA BAY PROP. Su-Older available. * 642-7491 * r-· CaU 511).USl (()pen -··1 STEPS TO BEACH Home • HERITAGE NEWPORT SHORES Large Lot ttr. 2·!11y. 2 ER. Walk to Unusual older, 2 Bedroom. beach, tennis, -poola. Carp., ]I/, balh home on hup Joi. . . REALTORS drapes, bltns. $28,000. Could build another house CAYWOOD REAL TY on rear. Priced at on 1 y -- * LEASE OPTION * * 548-1290 * $33.500. Additional p!'Opet'1y Short ot cuh? Sell~ packed NEW DUPLEX •.• , .. $48,950. adjoining available also. and ready to move. lmmed. 3 2 Bdrm. 151 E. Ba First time advertiJed, Call poll~. of near new 5 Bdrm. ' ' Y WATERF1l0NT home. Ca1l Costa Mesa. 64.2-4837 646--TIU to see. tor appt. Balbu Peninsula GINN'l MORRISON *** -REA.LTQRS.. OCEANFRONT, .4 BR, S Ba. <ft * l5C5 Meta fam rm., wet har, e legant 2 :c;M!vetde Dr. Eut, Atory. Ph. for appt. 673--6892. • --* Costa Mesa Coron• del Mar *•••* 557.....(130 (Open E'VenJng.s; SPOTLESS MODEL LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER · $28,500 Magnificent view ol ocean A ·o THC REAL !.,"'\,. CSTATf;RS *FAMILY HOME XTRA NICE 1700 IQ ft, 3 Bedrm on corner Jot.. fully fenced for privacy. Dbl rirc· pl .!JI living rm. & family rm., sharp shag, boat gate, lots more! Hurry! Ju1t Usl· ed! }'or additional informa· lion • CALL 842· l 418 mortgage. $23,500. Owner transferred, 973 Govenor. For Inspection 5 4 8 -1 4 O 4 Open House Sun 10.5pm. THE BIG ONE in :f..lcsa Vl"l'de -5 bdnm, dining rm-Family nn-Hur- ry on this! Vogel Co. Realtoni 548-9346. LOTS ot extras. Lrg 4 Bit, 2 BA, frplc, bltins. Wlk to a1! schls & shopping. lncb membenihlp ln swim club. $32,950. By owner. 540-1907 TWO lge, 2 BR houses on one lot. Room to build. Xlnt in- vemnent. By o w n e r , 642-2430 • BY Owner. 2512 F'ordham Dr. 3 Br, fam rm, 1~ ba. Open Sun, 1 to 6. $31,950. 54>-5624 213/1122-5876 CUSTOM Home. possible rental with prlv entrance. Nr. 17th St. shopping. 640-1582. 3 BR on 1h acre, 1.oned for 7 units, $32,500 * Call 831·1318 * convenient to the built-In kitchen, handy dishwruihe r, Lowly pato, loads or deck· ing, heated & filtered pool. ~g thru out l.ncludlng kitchen! Brk.. $ 3 0 , O O O . ~. OWNER leaving. Rich v.·ood paneJtnr, expensiv<' wallpaper accent! lend! personality and charm to thia distinctive 4 bedroom, 2 ·bath hon1e. Ele gan t !ittplace, deluxe built·in dlshwuhcr. Covered patio. Near future park and ncv.· 11Chool. Brk., $ 31, 0 oo. 962-5566. REDUCED $4000. Greenbrook special famous Barcelona moder 4 beclnns, family room, upgraded thru· out, elec garage door open- er, water softener, ·super sharp with many xtras. $5,<XXI down OK. larwin realty inc. 9684400 (~ Houn) !L®' MOVES VA BUYER into 1600 sq II of 3 bedrrns, 2 1~ hath q!Ja1ily Tiburon <:o ndo. Popular Balboa model in prime location, Only 2 yrs old. larwin realty inc. 968-4405 ( 24 Hours) OWNER sacrifice 4 big bedrooms, 2 baths, isolated rear living room t>nhanced by firepla~. Built-in kitchen, dishwasher, forced air heating. Striking Ian!'<' family home! Brk., $31,00'.I. 962-8865. th11 11 the most exciting bay from almoBt every room home on the market at thls in thl1 ch11.nnlng, custom price 3 colorful bedrms 2· 1 home. Large, h ~ate d, qure~ size~ bathe', del~e filtered pool. 4 Be~rooms, 3 built-In kitche-n, f~ a ir haU1s, tonnal dining room. heating, cul-de-sac I 0 t , hreakfiut room, wet bar & room for pool. Dbl garage many PKtrai;. ;125,000. 2 Br, Jrg lot, Appliances incld. $1450 down. Assume Joan. 642--0328. BY owner Tiburon Condo. 3 WM.Kflt Dana Po1nt pool. Beautifully decorated. •• •MARINA HIGH • Cali Jor information, 1 5 MfNllTES TO DOUGLAS • 962·5523 3 Bcdrni. 2 bath, !!I' x 21' Or Stop By 1'he Sales OtTlcC' family rm, 2 firep!'$, lots t>f Loca!C'd on Nf'v.•lantl, &-pllncJing and v.·;i 1J11::1f)('r. 1'·or h\·ecn Slater & Talbert. th~· !U!'\SY huyer! Cl no dow'n COLLJNS & \VA'ITS, INC, or naml' your terms. CALL * C· & W * !16S·4156. MRS. CLEAN •• LIVES -HERE O\\'NEfl 'fRANSFETtREU .'l lkclrn1 . fun1ily r m, Immaculate 3 lJ e d r o o mj gounncl kitch, xtra Jarge Prestige horn<'. You can be y;ird. loaded 1\ith brick & proud of the home you bu}. shrubb<:'ty. Priced for quiek Stunnlnit decor thniout. All sale. 10'.~ Uo11·n. no 2nd's. lr?-m s invited. $37,250 CALL lllrwin realty ine. 8424474 . 968-440.'l 24 HRS. O\VNER D~spcrate. No down tern1s. Out of State owner extrt'mely a nx i o u11! -4 bedrooms. 2 balJ!!l'., large family room w/fireplacc , built~ins. di~!11vasher. Love· ly patio. Brk., $34,950. 8·12-2JGI. WHO'S THE LUCKY ONE? $2'0 ;, all you nooo to buy th;s REPOSSESSIONS large 4 br 1vith family roon1 For Wonnatlon and localion In one or Costa Mesa's o( thC'se F11A & \"A homes, fint>st areas. An:dous seller contact - \viii pay all your other costs KASABIAN at the price of $29,CXXI. Cen· Real Estate 962·6644 Ira! location near South __ __.,..... .~ ...... -~ Coast Plaza and ldeal Ior I * BY O\VNER *' schools. Call Ni"c' family home. 3BR. ' 2BA. Niec patio. Fenc(;tl C WALl<lR & LEE yard. Childre11's arra & cq- uipn1r11t. Off Bu.~hard in Realtors 5;15-9-191 IlB $24.900. 54&-55.!7. 0Jlf'n Eves 7 Blocks to Bl'ach, spacious 2 Mom #n Pop story, clo_se to schools. 4 Sharp, sharp, sharp 2 BR BR, 3 BA. fam rm .. sep. din home located on large, ir. r m .. cul-dc··&'ll", $40,950. By regular shaped lot on quiet O\vncr. !)GJ..-2408. dead~n<l slrt'<!t. \Y i J e sweeping dicoodra lawns BY 01vncr • '.: Br, :l Ba, 2 nursed by :isprinklcr s front _ yrs. old. Crpls. d r P s, spri nklrs. $'.JOO tln. Priet> rear. Expensive carpeting & I FA. h t . s:n.ooo. S33-JI03, <'ve s. t rapes, . ea 1 n g, 642.2312. built-in oven, range & dish· --==70,.,-=---1 \vasht>r. And only $28,500 \vi CIRCLE ME good assumable Joan. '1 BR, pool , tfani. fu11 home). ,v\th work bench. llome i1 407 MENDOZA TERR. only 4 yeara old and com· CORONA HIGHLANDS pletely upgraded, owner OPEN SUN. 1.5 • -ATTI • BR, 2-.S BA, d<'n. Next to 1w•rw10CE --AN---ho--B---$32,900. 963-.2313. 1TIU Beach Bl\td., H.B. vu me. Y owner. --------- 2BR, I ~BA, freshly wall Huntington Beam Reliable Real E sta te 1 mile to oC'C'an. $~5.:)(X). SoW-.1391 894-2295 eves. Open Sat:sun 12-5. Bkr. must sell, don't miu it. Call bkr 54&-lltWO. CAMEO SHORES "PRIVATE BEACH" 33.1 MILFORD. OPEN l·S CUSTOM built 4 bedroom, B"wr White Reeltor 2'ii btlh residence. An opp. 2901 Newport Blvd. to acquire a quality prop at Newport Bl'ach 6754630 4BR.-COLLEGEPARK paperod $31,ooo. -:--~---- Choose from 1~u homes. 2 714-49&-9190. 1 + 1 equals BA or 3-BA. Lease -option 1-:-=,--::--:----- poulble. Sun./eve. Call ,DANA Point by owne~. Al· George Mezei 557-4263 trac 3BR, 2BA, Manna & DUPLEX ' • Ocean VU 33882 Mariana Newport Dr. * PRESTIGE Lovely prestige home!! known for 1heir quality features & !':<cell nbrhood. 3 to choos" lrorn e 3 BR , ••..•••••.. $37.250. e 3 BR ........... , $3.1,950. 968---72!17 or. 646--7414. BY 0 \Vn<"r, 4 Bdrm .. 2 b11. '! 6~7v GI loan. Can-a.o;..-;ume. S34.000 .net. Firn1. 213 I llA 5.2349 or 323-1413. 2841 E. Coast · Hwy., Corone del M•r "Selling Reel Estate In Newport H1rbor Since 1944" a most modest price $75,cm. HOMES + INCOME 646-3921 or Eve. 67~1127 Walk to everything! 2 Bdrm. •I Fairview 646-1111 :;2-;B,;R.;--,2;-;;BA.,.-,buU=t~lO,-yn:-, walking dlitance to harbor & Doheny Pk. $26,500. 496-2853. Live in one, rent the other. 3 Bedroom owner's unit, plus 2 bedroom. Good location. Good investment. All this fJJr 136,500. CALL 842-4474. e 4 BR .••.•••••••• $34,900. All of these homes are in xlnt cond. and terms are a vail. J-Iurry for choice , •• BY ov.·ncr. 3 BP.. 2 Ba. coun-- lt)' kit., large !iv rm., frplc. ?\lust !ll'!l. $28,:'.00. Prin. cipa!.s wily. 962-8329. 110NEYMOON COITAGE at the beach . $12,500. R·2 zoning. J. L. Young Realty, 847·1216 cir S·l2·~5-10. 673-4400 Gen•r•I REAL ESTATE * SEVEN l!NITS -at $42,000. $560. mo. i;ross i 11c9 n1c. . * llO A Cflf~S at $200. per a c r c , Submlt tcr111s, lr:idc, etr. * H.4 /\CJ(ES -Prime ocean/mtn view for f{'.c;idcntial development -asking $145,· 000. * :J Ol)I?"f near occ<?n * 4 ll lJl(~·I near ocenn l 733 Westcliff Dr., N.B. .•.•••..• $26,900. " " " ". $54 .900. 645-7221 JACK AND JILL I TARBELL Lachenmyer ~ .. , l!o, plus oWce, 2 hath home, 1- bdrm. income unit, $6'1,500. • * • • * * Below Hwy. corner. Jaraer 3 bdnn., 2 bath pJua 2 bdrm. NEWPORT BEACH un;1 (J"'t llatedJ. $72,500. DELUXE TRIPLEX * * * * * * CIOllc to bay k ocean. Good lmmac. condition. 2.3 Bdm1 .. rental area. Two 4 BR, 2 ba 2 bath units. Modern In & &: one 3 BR, 2 be.. AH out. $74,500. bee.uUlully furn. O u t o 1 Our specialty • Old Corona, area owner "-'t'llltl acdon. call . UI today, we have 673-3003; E\>e1: 673-6688. others. associated BROKERS-RE AL TORS 1025 W Bulboo 6JJ.J6i.J Un iversity Realty 3001 E. Cst. 1-lwy 67J..6510 SPEC. VieW, 3 BR & lam rm (1nytim1) lv/lrpl, 2 BA. $39.450. 33252 Me88 Vista. 493-335.9. TWO UNITS * EASTSIDE * 1·3 BEDRM, 1-2 BEDRM $30,000. Dover Shores New England Charm 910 NOTTINGHAM 4 BR. OOme, 31,2 &. -view - pool w/diving board. Spa.c. Roy McC1rdle Re•ltor telTace, rTCttatioo area. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. Open Sat/Sun 1~ $U5,CXX> 548-7729 • .675-2723 • ~,,,('/~ ~·\!II ~ ROOM FOR SALE S©\\<iU}A-l&i.t11s· The Punfe with the Built-In Chuc/if• 17910 MAGNOLIA, F.V. CALL 842·1418 • ~ATTt • WAl.K" IWlllAll 17171 Beach Blvd .. l f.B. F'OR Sale By 01\ ner :! br doll hous<'. $~,500. No qUt1!i. lyi ng. Assurnc FHA loan. R47-4ll3. 1001 ·YARDS OWNER.' hr. ii; bo, 1'x'6 $26 900 To BEACH I pool. sbag er.if, patio. 6';; • • • le>m, clooe to Dou''"· p,;,. Don't wait, see trus 3 & 2 Cute and coz.Y 3 bed· cipals onl.v. S28.!XXl. &16-7191 beth today. Xtra ·~er room, has heavy shake BEACI:I DUPLEX 4 Br + BR has raised .sleeping roof, new built·in appli· isla.aj', w/wallrin close!$ b' d bach. 1~ h!k lo bch. l\Tu~t and beautiful makeup room. ances, tg pantry an sell. 01vnrr /Agt•nt. &12-5:157 Home ill only 3 yn: old and formal dining. p 0 0 l 3BR. 3BA Condo near beach. in excell cond., even irass size yard w /decking, $ 2 2, o o o. /$2'200. do\vn. in ha.ck yard ts like velvet floor·to.ceiling b r i c k COASTLINE 5.1f~3m. A min down of $1400. and I fireplace. Only $36,500. --------- small paymts will handle. Bkr. 962.5511. Irvine I ' A R T I s T ' s BEACH I ;;:;:;;;:::;;::;;;:;;;:::;;:;.1 H 0 U S E -'4 mile WOWll • 531•5111 I ::::J 531·5101 from ocean. 4 bedroom You'll catch "°"' breath study, family rm., for· when you see this one. Surh Family Splash In mal dining r.m ., ANO "lrgancc i n a ide and . the most unique food perf~ctly 1 and s caped Yea, there is l'90m for ti:e P r • p a r a t j on area outside. 4 bdrm., 2~ ba .. -w~le family to Bplash in we've seen _ a ere-. 3,000 sq. ft or luxury, nest\. 1hl8 large pool home. 5 t ' ch f' d ' eel in the hills I\' it h ~ms in Preytige area, a ive • s para 15•· spcctarular vil'w. $105,000 lush shag carpeting, low BKR. -962·5511. Incl. a ir conditioning a nd all l maintenance yard, H & F 0 C E A N VIEW ANO the extras. Pool with automatic pool BREEZE come with i ' d h·1· 1 sweep, "Better see thls OfK' this 3 bedrm. 3 both ' re· I !a!I · ii won't Jas1. Only profo11ionelly' I e n d -.... ; $«,950. Call 847..rot.O. scaped garden home at 'O 'THCREAL \"'\,. ESTATERS . . •, only $35,950. It can't lest, ce ll THE REAL ESTATE FAIR , REALTY 536-2551. ""'~~~~~ ... 1 ~EWHOME Walk To Beach 'transfe!Ted 0\Vrter selling ] t • •• cozy 2 BR. 1 bath, only yr old BroadtnoQr home in Univ. Park C1'nlrr, J rvinc Call Anytime. 833-0820 Of(!("(' hours 8 At.1 lo 8 P~Y $21,500. Turllerock, 4 Br, 2~ ba, 3 LADERA "" gar.,.e, hug• romer lot. ROOM , 2!1j,} Harbor, Coata Mesa Room for Dad'• camper, boat or prden, pool er This 11 .. 11\•' 1111\ on .. , II'-; :1 :: : EASTSIDE chlldrtn's play area. Larso ll(•d1""1" " 1,,,111 !ir1111" l llHI cul-de.i1ae ynrtf. 4 BR, 2\.1 Model Homes for Sale Phone (714) 962-6605 "'96;i;B ,;,44;i:3"-3 ==-,9"=='68-4433 OWNER anxious. Pride of ownership honic 1Yith '4 .spacious bedrooms , 3 gleaming pul1man baths, deluxe built-in kitchen op- Completed & tastefully dt'C· orated inslde & out. Could gi\tc im1ned. posses1lon. Principals only. 71 41833-9427. Ii\fME:O. possession in beaut. 2 story '1 BR. 2111 BA. homt', Shnrf \\'alk to COm· rnunity ROQl. p.1l'k, & rec. area. Prl/ply. 832-&930. 1·1111 ''" l l!rdr1MJ111~. A 11111 l FOURPLEX ha., frp!. All 1enn:oi:. t1u.\1(· h"n1<' '11111 11°•11·' ,I Nr·11 1 nnrl nl~ 2 bedroom COWNS ll \VATT~ INC. c11r.r1t·h; nrul dt«11x•s. ('n\'1•r1·d 111111~ In qUIC't, easy to rent. 962 .. 5523 fl'llln \\'llh h1 wk BOQ. Only 1·:n~t:d11f' aN'a neo.r l7lh * c & w * $28.950. r ail !'<< ~\\' 114:! 2.'1:1~. ShX't'I i1lt0pplng, Owne-r '"u11.,,,.=.,..,,==,..,=== h•·l p 'rlth <lnanclng, Wut& CHANNEL FRONT "'"' '"''· "k'"• 155'000' PIER FLOAT Cnll M0.-1151 (Open f.'vtt.) $69,750 4 BEDROOM Mod.,,, 2 BR, 2 BA, ... $28,300 ! )""') home. Fl ... PIAC•, FA "'!.:.A HERITAGE REALTORS (;rt'tlr 1101111• to sl·I! "n 211.n.2 "':"-"::::::':'!"':~'!'!~!"'I heat, Jowl,)' pe.tlo. NtlU' Udo DUTCH CLEAN Shops, Spolleul lmm<'dlal• progr-.1n11 :~ 1.lulh 3, Li!o!h!, occu.pMCy. owner will carry f'ht•rrful k1irhl'n. h LI n 11 y 4 BR 211/ BATH •Ork '"°"""· 3 IJ,.h,, .-l paJ><>•. 644-0259. I l'lun1l"-•d r11r wntrr soft1·nt·r. Corner l01,.'ation to !!'.torr th11t Ownint llGli rilu.'h c11r{l!'ll11g, draprs. bont or IN1ll1~r. 2 tnllt'! to PT'f'try p;•l i<l. Pnrk Jiko bench. ~o n v tn lf'nt lo Renting Yl\nJ, hrk, ~1\0·li:.'n. fn'<'1'1\Y· flJ.450. 9.i':b lonn . CaJJ us tor dttallJ.. 4 BR, 2 •lr1•t:Jfi1~ :1!l,l5 'ltt.rl111r, C'o~tll t.f~:oi:~ ri.;\.'\C:fFfE!J wlll ,;iiiii'- ' &::t:?;.gr;1;,1 ~:.rUy •900. You namf llenlltln -COLLINS ' WATTS, me. 1lJ><n Evo.. fd.S523 Neel! a "Pod"! Placo on ad! * C & W * '-------- 1 ' • 11 ~..,,K.;..;A,_.1.·D'"'rEr-;,.c, -1J !, ,Po_ll_.to .. th ... lef-!11 ... kt~.· .... Every-:. _ . . _ _ . limo they cffor mo the plafe of ~;:~~;::;::._,money when I litond church, I LU L H ES , 11-11.• , ,.,~ 1 11 I I I I ~ef!:=.~~1E!. • IR~=~s WTERS IN I' r ,. I' I' r I 6 UNSWMiilf -LflTERS I 10 Ger ANS~ .I 111111 SCRAM.Urs ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE I I I posite the fan1ily 'roorn w!lh VA NO ·DOWN llreplac:e. Completely Jn. 31.RG ~· 60" 100' t cd 11u1ati.>d. Quality construe. L ol ld~nn~~t. ~Ant :1ie lion. Patio. Sprinklers. ex· aguna ~~.~h •. . ' I rnnch ~ftch, FA ht, att. pertly landscaPed. B•~.. * JUST LISTEDI ·;.: ' o\tel'ltlzcd dbl gar. Exiating $33.950. 962·1373. Ocean view? BeautiM1y Jnd-•.• f 6% VA loan, paym11 Jess ~o"w=NEll""'"o"•"'•"'•"•"r"•"t"c'".°"'3 1 scpci. 3 BR. 2 bath hott1c; 1 • lhan ronl-yoµ own the l11nd. bedroom home, 2 baths. lRr. living nn. w/mwlve 1 1 $26,000, Top I~'. Bullt~tn dream k I I c h e n , Si;Ortc frple.; . huee lam.Uy ... ( I' farnil y rm. adjoCGnt w/ftn nn. \v/slidlng cI<w: wall to i Invit ing fireplace. 16x24 ft privole patio. Ch&ery kitt':h- cn v,i, l~C'. clinitlJ: llttl!t. AU ~ t tN-Mn .( =J ~1 OJ e n c l o • e d patio with lhis &: an t'M;ran vittv, Good • cascading wnt e rf&ll . . hho 1 1 Fn>shly ..... ,.,100 (l'X ....... r lor. nc1g rhood. c o 1 e to ," SELLER Ml/ST GOI ~· ~ schools. Anxious OWllCI' ask-i:.~:b' ~1~~.~::: :ko~.:;:i· ;NED 111' $l9*~2800 * ""'Ploa w/waltrlalll, Boal/ trlr pte. 1 btlf fO golf toUl'k, 1 ml to Douala Rolloblo Rtol Esloto 846-1191 f:\.-es:: 842-6323 R_..ued horn.,, 1.<Jwl ~ down. Government po.ys ~ doolllg coot&. Call 968-l#J. * Crest Realty '-----:---- , . • ' r 'I I ) ' ,. B t ' 0 s T 0 CM " Su ba GI p B Ki o; .. y Al ca r; Lo M VI I SE on ho 179 oc 2 B cul potl WI l5I PE HO GR Co w/I 0 0 Old bea li\t. br; lov pri Un< E hom be (no frpl $62. Live Jo I• I $35, Bull lhla La ... ... TRI· lllll DAILY "LDT 21J I nell -·-l~I ---@Jf ---lljjl ............ ....... ll;i I ltNIEllll .. ....... llil1;;;;1 .... -~lfil~•1 :.;I -----~ '-°·-~.... M.._ lllole Ncw.-1 -c.nd1mlnlums c .. d-lnklrrl1 ..... 1. lilt ....... A O.UEIO USE Y"""• OlD WORLD CHARM :11111. OllDdo, --"'1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOOKS VV'll • • • • 3 BR. 2 ha. b'mal ettb'J', SW CMoton. • .PancnWe Vu 11 TO SEA ' .. dttlnWo iocli & tum bum oeU's. pnlon ID~ o1 °'""' & ""1· "4-illl2 lilt Locattd in lhr htart of : == ~ ~ cm'd. patio w/IOl.lnWn, 45' BAYFRONT, S,COJ "Q. ft. J..quna.'1 .famed JUvien. otff!tl ftt!llll1 ,...tlbilities, ~ front eourtyd., home. Pie-r/tbt. ill5,00l coutllne. U 11 r a con-ioc,.lt'd ;;~ areen R-2 townina 11'NI A p&!XfttnLe Marall R.Mtty 61$-4600 temporary style archltee-lot. o. to~. °"k ~-.!;11 ~ 133.900. °"~ Newport HeilMI: tutt, W/DE:T'AILED EX· for Glen MoUect. A ateal for n>-:w.t ot ''~ TERIOR OF ST o NE. $3t,OOO , Newport lleodo NEAR NIW.· IN C.M. WOOD. S T UCCO , IN J 811. J bo., i lrplo. + MODIFIED "FLYING A" ~'() ~,,;, -D"' & • ...... dlo. rm. + + :l0x20 DESIGN. ._/T"Q~...,,l6' UIUI f&rn. rm. $0.900. Carita.ct Spac~ t ntry f o y f' r R fiOUSIWlfE Joo Martin. w/!loon of B L A CK EAL ESTATE ' LIDO REALTY SLATE 0 I SUNKEN • • • bt!IW )'Otll' hlllblod and · pens 0 1190 Gk!nneytt St chUdren to tee: ttdll ipado&al 3lT7 Via Udo. N.B. 673-'1300 LIV. RM. WITJI rn.EE 494-9473 sG.on.s 3-bdrm~balhcondoonthe Perri• FURM FIBEPLACE OF!-,==,.,,==,.,.,;,;;..,~ SLUMPSTONE & BLACK OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Wtlt llde ot II-B&clc -------- IRON STACK. REACHING ,., ALTA VISTA Boy. Your ·-will 2 Acre• $24,000 TO lUGH PE AK ED CEil.,. New AIA deaigned lifeditt. Jove )'OU. no oub.1de wort 2 BR home, 1~ l.Cftl endos· ING OF OPEN BEAMS It villa. 3 Bdnru;. PLUS: tor him, instead there la a ed with gt c:bain link feonct. 61..ASS GABLES. Central SPECTACULAR COASTAL billiards rm, card rm Ii Owner wUl CUT)' 2nd. hall opens to 3 BORMS. & VIEW. $69,500. putting ereen. The cltllcnn I Aftl'DI DEN, serviced by 2 garden LAGUNA NIGUEL will have a hu,re pool, art.I UIUUUI le crafts rm and teen-center. type b a t h s • Artistically 3 Bdnns. plus den; quality A grade school ia: but 1 bit, 99~61~44~33~ __ _:'6~1~t~4~J3~ j designed kitchep h a 1 swim pool. Corner lot. A buy and they will go to Newport __ BUILT-lN RANGE & at $38,950. San Clemente OVEN , DISHWASHER. BOND REAL TY Harbor ID. A.lking 128.900. w/$.2,900 dn. with IOVing ETC.. 499-2238 com.passion. Sliding glass ~·q.lls open to MONARCH BAY · rear ground~ & PATlO I' Wm.J FIREPIT. At the Builder's owli custom home SELL ('4-4;,900) or trade 3 BR, 2 BA ocean view home San Cl~mente !or N, Orange C.o. 5M-42!M. furthermost reach ot the .w/pool. Warmth & charm 531•5111 ( :J 531 .. Mlll land i~ a massive GAZEBO c~~ted wtlow, beamed,..,..,!!!!..,,..,..,..,..,..,. S1nt1 An• \VITII COM p LET E LY ce1l1ngs, hand rub bed1: ---'--'-~--- GLASSED ,VAU..S Tl-IAT cabinets, •hutters & lge Newport He'i.,hts GIVE-A-WAY AFFORDS AN A'VE tN-baJcony :11un dc:'ck. 3 Br f-4th ., to veteran:11. $1.00 moves you SPIRING VI E\V Of" TH E can be added). Huge den 5 ·Bedrooms into this 3 bdrm, family rm, OCEAN & TIIE VILLAGE w/~r & co1.y f~lr. W3:1k to 555 OOO I i rep I home. Q u t ck BELO\V. In a village famed tenn1:11 f:-1;'caul.1ful pnvate . , possession. 1 r Gazebos thi~ ho me is beach. a min drive to golf & Tr1-Jevel home, great for larwin realty inc s~ely a p~izewinner, for m arina. Posse~lon in time entertaining -Wet bar, 968-4405 (24 hrs.) only for ~clool opening. large sun deck. Very large * PARTY HOUSE * $55,000 FULL PRICE $97,500 O~~r 4!&-2974 lot. Rear ylll'd ideal for ten-SECLUDED pool. Absolute TERJl.fS OPEN TO 0 1-""FF.R OCEANFRONT nis rourt :nd pool 'vit:!ts Privacy! Spacious. Cstm. MISSION REAL TY Unimpaired ocean vu of of yard ~1-!:'any s. bit. charmer. Prime area! 985 So. Coast H"'Y" Laguna rocks, surf & coastline. Re~ aC'c~s~r boat or $44,500. Owner 542-5020. Phone (714) 494-0731 0-Y-O exec. apt. 3 BR. 2 trailer. call 7171. -'-=:...:._:__:_ ____ , BA. Good security , pool, l•------------------4 •1 elevu.tor to bt"ach. $76,500. QPeNHQusESuN. ~ unfurn. Also lsc avail 2 O TH[. RF.I\!. ''-LS TATERS i::r 122D STARLIT i::r ootroom. s .. m Realt,,, -======== 499-3001. SEE THIS SPACIOUS $6t,995 RAMBLING ROSE FAMIL y HOMEI Unlimited ocean view. 2 Br., ~.sq ft, 6 BR .3 BA, formal . , . . · 2 ba. duung rm, fanuly nn. muE.c Children s Wuig with l BR.& • rm, c ircuJar floor plan for k BA. Separate Mnster Portaf1na laguna entertaining, Beautifully Id· Suite vdth 'Valk-in closet.&: ' TI-4/494-9388 scpd, enriched paneling, Westminster REDUCED $3400. Custom home -2250 sq ft , 3 bednm 2 baths 9' x 12' dining mi 15' x '21 • family rm, covered patio, 99' ·x 150' Jot may be mltable for doe kennel. VA-OK. larwin realty inc. 968-4405 (24 Hours)· STOP PAYING RENT!!! Take AdYan'°'!I• of Our CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL On TM Last 5 Condominiums IN PH.ASE TwO • • Minlmwn $950 Mo ves You In. • No Closing Costs. • Free Upgrade Cupet. •· Immediate Posaesslon. IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, 114 & 2 baths, built-in range, oven, hood, dish- washer, disposal, lndlvldual laundry area, en- closed private garage, private entrances, choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming pool, gas B-B-Q & park·like recreational area. • All this for as little "eludes everything. as $207 per 1nontb, in- Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right about '4 mile to Walnut (!st road on tell). telt I mile to "Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to Cuiver. left about 3 miles to Walnut, right to "Walnut Square" or caJJ 714/832-9670. ----~----16' Condominiums ·income Property -:;'°;;':;; .. ;;;;;;10:;;:::;::;;::;;!;;,;ilt 12 UNITS • Three fourplexes in Costa IT SPARKLES Mna. Room for 6 units in ~s lmmacul&te 3 Bdrm. back. AU 2 BR unfurnished, has everythin&' inct. w/w with laundry and patkJ. apt.s, m,is, wshr, dr;T, $134,000 with assumable (?Q even aprin)ders in prdftn. Joan. po•o. Go-"" th;•· brand WALKER & LEE new li:!ltq now, it woo't 545-7131 hilt: at $31,9'.XI. ___ :_:::...:...:..::.: __ _ bath. Living Roo~ with CUSTOl\t horn<'. Beautiful country kitchen. dbl patio, GIR.M Doon: Leading to ocean view, Undergrowid many trees and cx1ras-. Private. S <'c luded utW!les,3 .JJr.,2ba, OPENSUNDAY 1·5 pm, Backyard. Large Jl.1orlern $69,995 337 Peach Tree Lane Kitchen, Built-in$, Cozy Atrium·FoWltain larwln realty inc. fl••I E•t•tie. I r.11 I' .___ .. _ .. _ .. _, -'~ 531·51111:1 531·11111 INVESTORS . SPECIAL -Sharp triplex, sell· Ing at 7X't gross. Only $t2,500. C a 11 T H E Desk Corner, Sc par a I e Portafina Laguna 968-4405 (24 flours) Dining Area. Lovely Panel· TI4/494-9388 "' Den. 2-0>r Garage. 6 LGE. 2 BR. new home. 00.. * MOVING * Years Young! $43.000. 10 Victor Hugo's; R·2 Jot, Mud 11ell thi:ll charming 4 Ap•rtments For S•I• 152 D.EGANT 3 RR. 2 ba. tom REAL ESTATE FAIR, nn, plOI, rec rm.--all for 5~2551. lea: than $35,000. Agent, ' 642--3073 or 6"-8814. 1---------- Mololle ll«M/ Troller Porks Money to Loon Ml Ho.,.. FumlahM 300 172 ;,;;;;.;.;.c...;;;...;:;.:;;::.:.~...:;.;.; 1st TD Loans MOBILE HOME PARK Dteellent "ralutront IOC1'11on on the Cclorado Riwr •d· jactt1t 10 lloliday Shott! df'ov~lopn1ent. SJ)lll-e for 24 mobil~ Mines plus a du11Jex.. NI utilitiea lltf' MvallabJe anrl 1hoppi111t is close fllr all your nt•t•ch!. Also included are t~'O boat dock., and a launching ran1p. <h,•ner \\i.ll rxchs.nge tor local proj)('rt)'. Price S137,SOO. Call our lnvestmf'llt D I v 1' io n , MG-1600. ~-)'THE REAL ~ESTATERS . ·, ·.. -"'.' ~~ % INTEREST 2nd TD Loans CllAR.MJNG 2 Br. }i bUt to ~an. AvaU. Sept. L&th. AdJts only. $DI ptr mo. tl1 JUnr. "4-1815. l..owfost rt:lt:ll On.nae Co. $250 3 BR. 2 BA, ('OVm!d "WE BUY TD'Su patio. Plenty of plll'ldnJ;. % blk to ocean. '''inter rt.ntal, Sattler Mtg. Co. 832-5676. 642-2171 54J..0611 \\'INTER ~nt11!$ on ~ach, 2 Sr-rving Harbor att.'.l 21 yn. e~·. hou~ $330. 1 Br. apt. * HEED MONEY ? l>'.IO. &<&-92'1 ""· 540-2846 \Ve repreSl"nl several pri\·at(' da)~ ltntlers. Borrow ILJt1linst the OCEANFRONT eqully in your ho1ne, Call ..., t :.nA, palio!I, or rref' awra1sal. \\sh/tlr,•. !10S BALBOA BAY PROP. -~ o Spac lBR, 1lbl car, \\'. Ocea~ fl'Olll. 6r .~\ . * 642-7491 * $251).Ckeenlront Nr1Y firm 2 iiiiill~ iiiiii/ Br. Gar. 'Vln t e r . 21:1 :869-28TJ "'"''"or 11•kncl"- .'jjiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii~ I BA ,.FRONT . 1 uR turn. Nn Mountalft.. DeMrt, 1 dogs. Sept. rhru June. $165 Resort 174 Houses Furni1hed 300 1110• l-s.18--0778· THE GREATEST G11rna f' u1ur, 11·11lk to .,,,tr. SHOW ON EARTH G•neral SlOO, S85. Sl 15 Ut1! pil. Part ett;y, Utah -Fantru;U(' Fr•• 8,.ent..l Services. Rent·A·Hou1_• __ 97_9-_U_JD iDVfflmetlt property. Brand TO new i...ty ct.let w/finlshed 1..ANDLORDS ,\NO baaement in Pllric City. J u11 TENANTS • 5 min to ski lift, golt courst All prtcu and all nr<'R!I: &. ree<rt complex. llt.!ID. 675-7225 586-0222 Qill Toni We-1V1!r In Park City l:kll /64918335. Sw&llow Realty. LOT in famous t.ke Havasu, home ot the .,•arid famou1 London Brid~. Located close to all school:11 It city. S9000 or will trade for Cotta Mesa or tle"·port Beach h> come prop. 644--4(igl. BEAUTIFU i~ ()('('an ,.i"'\"' kits. $18. 'i'"Jl & up. T<'rm!I, Undcrgrourxl utllitirs. 4~!1::&'> PORTAFINA LAGUNA ARROWH EAD. <(OH cours~ lot nr. club. Lake vie\\'. }'a.rel WaJker, Realtor Ann 642-8989 646-7414 COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC. REALTO RS B•lboa blond \VINTER Rentals • 4 Br., near new, B ayfro nt . i360tmo. \\'t havt' f1ther~. Bayfront or i n 1 1 rl t' • Sali~bury r:ealty, 3 1 5 :f.Iarinl' Avl'. 67~900. \\'INTEil on thr bea1 ·h; ::: Br. 9 n1os. Al-'ID 2 Br Apt , 1l 1•ek. 206 Apolcn a 2l'J/454-442S. 4 BR&. sitting room.vie,~·. No pel'!. Yearly lt-alll' $425/mo. BARRETT · RE A LT Y, Ouf of-St•t• Prop. 178 £•12-~200. 3 sn nc\vly dre(lr. rrplc, OREGON -ovr r 100 l11kri; in patio. \Vintcr or yrly. In· Klamath Cnty. 2.JO Ac. riot. ciuit'f' at 11 7 p e ,. r J . many tree~. Sl,O.IS ,·;ish 01· 1 $11)8 dwn. SIS.62 n10, 60 mos, _':c-1c:31c:79:c· "-:...:::2:i.:.':..' -~~~~ 7~'c. 5'15-19-12 A.gr. e 4 BH, 2 ba. 119 1\larinr. $300 mo, wintrr. Ca ll Lou, £7l-6!m ~'I NTE;'J~l~R-,-"1-n~l~~B-,.-.~,~B"""• .. S?.00 n10. Open Sat/Sun. 304 nuby. Bal. Isl. Real Est•t• Wanted 114 -* Cj)uick Cash * Will buy )'-our proper ty . All cash within 72 hrs. Call flf'J.:AN!-'RO:>.rr 2 RB. 1 hll, !ut•n !\flnior adults only, no pt•t11: 613--0;,,'(7, ~ Newport Heig~h.:;t.;c• ___ 1 :! br, 2 ha. Crpl r. pool. s:IS5/1nn. A\·1t1l ill'!. I. Mrs. Dowd, 642-1,10:: Sen Clement• :f.1UST L.w. 3·8 1110. furn. 2 E R. 2 HA, \1•:\llcd 11at10, Crpl<'. ~I&J!. 1'0.1.'lthnr \'l.l l golf course, S37~1 1110. 492-..~462. LSE 3 BR. 2 RA, l11n1 rm. patio, ocean \'ie\1. priv bch. gu•rdC'd J:'!l !I', 492-7~2. Housts \Jnfurn. FREEll Landlord ... Owner1 We '~rill refer t~na.ntt to >"tU·. J.llEE of ~ ••• Many detlra.blt' tenunts on our \\'&.!ting liS'I. ALA Rentals • 645.3900 e OUT on your 01\•n~ I Br. Furn. All util incl $.'La. •AT !Hr Brnch! llUK<' !um. Bae'htlor. AU util inc S100. e STEPS Ray &: 64-11.<'h! t Br. Stv/N'rr. urn incl. $1~. rm. tor 2 more units. BR., 2~~ Ba .• w/large fami- 330 MAGNOLIA 494-1297 ly rm., Beamed ceilings & Almos t New Home. Impec· many ei::tras PLUS a cable Condition. -4 BR, 2 BA. L•guna Hills sparkling poil. Only $53,000. Fireplace, }~enced Yard It CA.LL ~ '"'·2414 Dog Run. Slrecl·lp·Slr l'f'I. SHARP as a model home; 9 ~ L Lot. Near New Dana Point almost ntw 3 BR., 2 baths: dt ....... Marina, Only $35,500, W/W carpt·g ., draperies a&A LTY PRICE REDUCTION every room; diahwshr., N••r N••••rt P••t Off le• I UNITS SAN CLEMENTE Next to Golf Cou~ OCEAN VIE'Y $110,000. • • 2 BR • • SPANISH PLUS 4 UNITS • • JIO ME BY Owner, McKeown Condo: Palm Desert, good mtn view, super clean, furn. $18,500. <196-3618, 4't 6 pm. OCEAN lot, Orange County. 2000 ft. beach. $39,500. Bkr. ' 71-4:644-4670. NEW DUPLEX $tl,950. ft"aturing 3 bdnn., 2 ba. "Owner':11 unit" & 2 bdrm., l ha. Jncom~ unit. Xlnt loca· · t)on. Large attracti ve units. Quiet privacy. &>e 151 E. Bay St., Costa J\t es a , 642-4837. BROKERS INC. Bilbo• Peninsula \\'INTF.R on SAY S:IOO 3BR 2 11A, lrplr. (.JV, \\'ID. 619 \\'. Bay, htk In ncC'an. al Bucnn Vista \~'Ith VICI\', GT3-G-Mi7 or ST'....-f.Oj(I. ' 962.8151 3 BR, 2~' Ba, moderBized. :t- ear pad( I!. 11.10 mo. 300 e H0..,1F:Y Np( H~ts? 1 Ar. .Fncd yrd. Eocl i:: a r . Stvl rer. Sl •l:'.i. • NO Gingcrhrf'Rd! 2 Er. f'no:t yrd. Encl i a r . Kid•/pe1.1 $150. e JLANSEL A GRETEl.r2 Br. sm~. refric. C/D. Oilld. 1155. VIC STUART, Realtor wshr/dryer " central air-*PIER 'kc SLIP'* LAGUNA BEACH ~· Conventional linaG ,,_! 60 Ft. 3 Bctnns .• 3 bathl . * 494-7531 * c1ng or take over 7% . . lnunaculate! $250,~ ~ ~:~Rr REALTY 644-7525 Choi: ::~r'::: 4 ~R. 3 $75,000. Duplexes/Units ,.,. 162 All located in San Clemente CHAPIN REAL ESTATE -492-5120 SUPER delux Spanish style Duplex, East Costa Mesa, Business Property 154 Each J BR. 2BA w/shag 5 Units, gl'OSlt $6,780, build more, $58,000. 9 Units, grou $13.000, $92,000. WANTED: duplex or home ;""""::=:::.::.,..=.· ::11711-::i..;5!191:::;:.... __ _ on R·2 lot in Corona clel :r.1ar: under S60.000. Corona dt1 M•,. e RAREST! 3 B•. I.rs >I'd. LOI' kld•/JM!~. E/C.M. $185. OWNER * 548-4562 AGENT 64•7r.2;: ba. Pierfslip. $195,000. SECLUDED RANCHO Loguna Nlguol *NEWPORT SHORES 1i on 2-ac knoll -horM! corral PACIFIC ISLAND 3 Br, 2 ha, 2-story.ttMooring -mod 4 DR + A-freme VILLAGE. CONOOMlNIUM privil. P7,000. * Money MAker * "P'· All '''" kit<hn. ,. Spanish. decor. Kingaard $31,500 Down i2J.O,OOO F.P. Real Estate, 642-2222. Cd~l Triplex. ni~ view, 2 Br., frplc., bltns., \\'alk to beach, pool, c w h e r . 6lH344. ..-" ., CllARMING 2 + den, 2 btt PREFER lea:11e w/option. hon\c. r.·lagnif'lt <'nt h 11. y I House & gani.ge on business oce11 n vit>1\'. \\linter rental. or induslriaJ lot. 646-5893. $450 mo. 673-1039 e NEED More Room! 4 BJ', Nr. sctU • .Kkk/pets. $190. ALA Rentol1 e ~ 1641 Newport lllvd., CM house. Spring-fed we 11 . 2145 sq. ft. gracious living. i 'LIDO REALTY $79,900 BR, 3 BA, 13'x29' Fam rm., 3377 Via. Lido, NB 673-7300 2 frptos .. 2\i car attaoh. * OPEN SUN. 1-4 * QUALITY BUILT J?:ar, beaut kit, 2 sclt clean 1338 W. BALBOA Shopping center w I 1 o l i d '·N-EW--trl-pl-ex-. "'eo.-ta_M_e_sa-, 3 tenants Jn great area, show· BR, 2 BA and (Z) 2 BR, l~i ing a solid 13.15% cash BA. 3 dbl gaf'ages. Ideal spendable on pro)E'cted In-owner setup. $ 7 2 , so o . come ot $30,450. Allowance !or mgmt., reserve and vacancy of 13%' figured in. Don't wait on this bargain. Not fancy, just profitable! lndu1triol Property 161 M·I ZONED Four bedroom l ~ bath home and double garage wired /or 220 on 70' x 140' lot. Quick possession. Will sell outriaht or trade far units. Vogel Co. Realtors 548-9346. OCEAN VIEW ljOME 0 """'· 1<9.950. BLVD. 2 BR + r·am Rm on quiet OWNER * * * --496-5262 7 tJnit.'!I on Ice. lot. com- cul de sac, Slone {Tpl set in NEW CONDO on EMt 9, pletriy reoowted B ide I.: p11ll: wall. l4i: m11.ster Br v iew golf course, 3 Br. 2 Ba, out. Blocic: to.~ A be.y, w/much closet spa c c . owner, 6'&-5033. Waterfront Duplex $54,500 Lake Forest On Marcus Sr. • ~.~ Gib Walker Rtalty PERFECT HOME FOR LESS than n•w · 4 + bonUi * 675-5200 * HONEYMOONERS OR rm+ fam rm, 2 ba. A mustl --'"---"-'-"=~"'-= GREAT INVESTMENT ""· Op<m Sun 1·5, 24802 BtG FAMILY? Cozy rottage on xtra lg lot Rollingwood. This big 5 bednn 3 bath -~-·-~~~R& -~--~ Clean I: charming. $31 ,900 213 : 429-5901 Eves: 8284650 appraised at $54,000. Seller * 9 Units* Solid multi-tenant, industrial building. $220,000. in South Santa Ana. Only 2-yn. old. al% Down, yields projected 11 'lo cash retum on S32,928. ~cheduled income. Grubb & Ellis, Bkrs. 557-7900 Lido ls.le will pay closing CCHlls for REEF REALTY qualltied veteran buyer. SACRIFICE 150' Costa Mesa 497-1711 * OPEN SUN. 1-5 * Need we sa,y more, except corner. C-2. Biding occupied ~=_,.:;;.;;_;~~~..-1805 VIA LIDO NORD bun")'! now by cocktail lounge & OPEN t;AT /SUN. l-S 4 B<Inn6., 3 baths: dining FULLER REALTY rest. 45 car parking. Must sn ANITA ~·· S\indeck orf . mstr. 546-0llf be sold ror property ~t. Old \\'Orld charm, near eu tte; hid. ~· Ololcfo .eor· THE BLUFFS tlemcnt. 714. --4 9 4 -O O 8 O beach. 2 BR., 2 ba's., 2Z ft. ner lot with hay View. . O"·ner. l'·v. rm has cathedral ceil., l l=,IVV>. Onl.Y ooe °', lt'a kind a vail at ""'°":;'-;---,,-...,,..,,.,-,.-=-I ""uvu thil price Be I 4 bflirm FOR Sale; Rea! Esta~ olfice brick trpl., hdwd. fir!!. ~~lit Gib Walk;r R•*•lty home in · ~a cond. cent C.M. incl R.E. w/add'l level fir. plan prov1 .::11 * 675-200 Just ~ )'ftl'S old and will l=inco"'-':.:m:.:•:..· cc"""c..:c':.:'-645-:..::..:~"~:.:·;.... privacy to m str. llUI e. V'IA HAVRE be ready b' occup Sunday. Cemetery u~;P~N~BLE . . • 5 BR., family rm. L«e. cllild· Don't be tut, priced for im-Lots/Crypts 156 . . ren's playnn., sundeck. Lg. med Kle at UJ.950. Call !---"'---"'"-"---"- NEW duplex 3...BR., 2 Ba., 2 BR, 2 Ba, frpks, ocean, bay vu, good rental loc. Owner. $19,~. 962-03-49 or 213/694-ll83. 4 Individual Homes On 1 lot. 2 br • 1000 gq ft each. C~a separate units. 642,..2107, CM. * M-1 CORNER * W/Older house, Fime ·1oc., C.M. Ann, Fare! Walker Rllr. 642-8989; St&-7414. 170 Ready For MACNAB .. Jmprovement IRVINE Huntington hach Area COSTA MESA R-2 -r.o x 100. 111r.o. INCOME UNITS R-2 -60 x 140. 0wf'l('t \vlll 12 Unit. in heart or Costa 1 t -· carry s. ,.,,,,_. Mesa. Show• 17% return on R-2 _ 9Sx198, turner, sn,OOO. 15% dawn. n 7.268. Sched-1W _ 100l<l70, 2 Bib-trom uled income. Tom Quttn new ci vic Center. $25,000.. 6'U2laf;;:::;::. :;:;;:;'!;:::;:;::::::;i J M-1 -170xl35. $36,000. , R-3 -107x200, plot 2 BR home 'l\'lth income. 3 B~, nr. paUo. 40xll0' Lot. $125,000. S4.,;-842-4, SOUTH COAsr beach. Smartly appcnnted REALTORS 1 1~11:.t~ I home. $32,IXXl. "' ~ ....... R-2 -168x216, plus 3BR PACIFIC View Memorial .... ,_ *'.......,. IM·'* hon1e, $47,900. MAKE OF· (no ,teps). Lovely brick IJOGJGll& lCJW90DJ&l--==~·=~~,.-- frple., nice deck:11 "''some -.al.CO. OPEN SAT. 1-5 ocean view, attr. briek 3416 Via U do ~ 332 CATALINA DR. Pk family plot of 5. Ea. I ~~!;.~'~' ~·~ .. c~·~·-~-~~· FER $250. Good Joe. Owner. Wr have other-5. .. LET US 54fM;2U. CLASSIFIED will 1tll It! KNOW your nttd:oi. LADE RA patio. A rentAl 1:11 a 4 BR &: Den, 3 ba, boat yd, &tecu~'I 6 BR., l Ba. r ] ~ meticulous l ·BR apt., blt·ln del, dbl gar. S78,500. By 1'orm. di.n. rm. Prot decor. , 1963. Pri"' '"'I. Approved own«•. 106 Via Dijon G.E:ftMll--Mob1"le Homes Cm:I '61403 '6Mt:l3 plaM 1.,. addt'I. _, . ..,,. unit 67!>-7462 1610 W. Cout Hwy .. N.B. !Jl"""IP' . of 3,000 "I· tt. G"'•' buy •I SPOTLESS 3 BR by 0"""'· REALTORS 64Ml23 _ . R-4 COST .A MESA f15 IXXl So th G 1 C Hiii Level 63'x290,. nr. Jtarbor Bl. 'McCORMACK 40'lot.$69,800.203ViaNice. •WESTCLIFF _Newly me ing r••t. ontempo.Li1guna s REALTOR 494-7551 6~. d~coratc!d 3 BR, 2 ~· Family tun • country quiet; Only 8 spaces kit! Adult OK far U unit:oi i36.540. · Met• Verde kiVfam. ~ty pool!uze 15 minutes from Orana"e park, adjacent to Leisure Oiolce R-4 level • 36,540 llQ:. ntE blue Pacific l:oi youn garden. ahort walk to County employment centers. World, 23301 Ridge Route ft. OK for 2-4 units. SM,290 forever from this lovely 2 OPEN hse Sat 4': Sun, new Wfttclifl Plnza, Mariner'• $77 month, incl aU! Gu, Dr., (off Moulton Pkwy.), We1lty N. Taylor Co. bt, 2 bA, own your own 1pt, 11hag crpt, 4BR. Fam Rm, School Dist. &l~tm water, tra.~. TV cable: In a Laeuna Hil!J, 8J0.3900. REALTORS centn.lly loe-ll's Ideal for For dln Rm. 1934 FlaminaO, PRIME INCOME PROP· fun fUled family park. lQx5S' 2 BR, alr-atnd, porch, 2111 San Joaquin Hilli; Rd. thoM who likf' to stroll thru $iO-Q77 ER.TY, % blk trom ocean. Contempo G'""n River !lkirting, awning, 11 he d. Newport Center 644--49lo Lquna's colGl'ful sf'lops. 3 BDkM., 2 Ba. by owner. 2 lmmlllc: dupltxes. 10% Adjacent to golf count. Tn.k,e Adult park. $1150. $55 mo. PRIME C -l LOT $6:1,000. Jmmac., walk to elem • jr. dwn., 10~ net spendable Green River off nunp from Lo c ation : Anaheim. Ili·tralflc lntenection, Cst 1 1 1o 1 thl hJ. Vacant. $28,500. ~. po:111ible. Ownl!r anxioua. Riverside Freewl)'. 4901 9GS-JMS. llv.-y A: MaC'Arthur Blvd, L~"!~ T';~ ~ ~s~. ~ Mission Vi•i• Sobmlt. Ctnie Co., 64.S-40>. Gr'ffO JUver o.... Corona. oo=zv~-mo-btll _____ loca--too CdM. 47' ll'untage by l.28'. 0 I - t "•HAL TRIPLEX Int) 731.mt. ~ beaulilul -• lrvlnt. 2 Xl"t tor omalJ otfloe bldg, '" SM """'•· u AEGEAN HILLS 4 -'"" "' .-~ ....... et<. $17.SOO. Bkr. 1....W.od. Grat """ at bedrDoln ._. whb •Med ~ ~';_~ Vlol. 2 1BR.rit 1!2BILBa"'..J!OBME Brfor. 2 ~ 1 >~ old.-ldeo! ma». p;.ooo. di ,_ ....,. •·--·-~· ,.,_,,.,. oey r ,... ,... ay, re~-cou-,. .,,.,.,_..,_.,...;.,,,..~~,,... ""• ti -;;;:• a1r .. lD ..,.._ 1119.SOO. F.P. 11.1.000 a alts only, no pets. adult. 114 ..._ *"•-!O' boat ollp. Build ,_,ur dttiun hou!W! on bdrm., fU ~ ... u.A dn. Owner. 615-2124. $4,000. L 0 c 8 t e d on NEW 35' traller 25• ca....... Lot ' 7, C.OUln.s I 1 I and . I~ lot I ot wardrobe including .,.,......, '"t"-6Tl--mO. this v""" • n one ahelvtl " dtaWttl. DoubJe NEW DUPLEX trailer pad. Rental $55. Part nr Udo. ~ Br. furn. t.qun1'1 choice areas. A White walt"l' view '-llmll')' ~r mo. ~· "71 MR.-Prl. Sch. P~ts •'tloomc. \VATERFRONT 60' lot .et of tantutlc p I a n a brick flrepl. Xhrt (.'()n(l. • .. __.. ~ 8 79 .1 bl -ooo. KATELLA RE ALT y, unlll. 186.500. Dave, ...,._ ATERINO. 111.IXXl 536-2'.18. Y ......e-. SaoriUce I .500. ava1 a e . .,...., . 115-~,. _. oa&i Principals only. ~2-479 Helen NiirWi it;E. 837~ • 1 1 '• lift. 2td5. 2 Br., 2 bll., fully 24x52, 2 BR. 2 Ba, Ir.dry rm. Lee Dove IAI -!DUL iliiii 110JB. -J Jc.... o -d>~l' lntlltp,, _,p!ete oet up, tl<llWNP, wolk lhpg II .. ..... , a~wLthnuc1••ni4ll lllll fl-:-OOlllft -faml1' park, all rec new. WC!1tm. Owner TRI·ltvel ~ boml, '{A "'°"· I lit hclrma, I -. ... #-Act rrM!ICI. 11<1~. Small 4n • 1.::-<:...::1'811:::.._ ____ _ 1-"I: -I 0•~ UO! Ip l!il~;t erpjl, HAJlllOlt YlEW HOM!: 'I' IZ7G No 2'1 All(ool. 2 BR, tloo. 2 Ba. ...,. bcoch. ocean vn. -d1'1t J; a rd llO.HAOl. 2 + din, 2 be. ~ c a p r • t r a 1 o . Driftwood eeach Oub. $7900 it4.M .,~ ···••e• he.°""""'-144-:lilll. -.. m-2114 ... 11. ---SetiDI........ ~!!'..:::-VA liU. IWUIOR VIEW PAl.DIMO. UDO v111., .... tmr.m 28R -II•...,,,. rum. PT! P-.ta611 1J ''""" I • W 4 ar, ~ -. ...._ ..._ · Aao luxury dock • beach tn !amity Prk. 11«1•~U ... .. a -..... ~· ......, -..-at mm. fl&-J3!.7. Open -Sun. -< I • I, TIME FOR Cj)UICK CASH ~'OCIG'H A DAILY, PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 ( ' \Valk to 'valer. ~an Vu . Financ~ lfil Singles, familie:oi. ~ Br. Rent-A-House 979-8430 Bu1inet1 a-rtunlty Owner-Manager ·Positk>ns a~ now avail· able for per:ll()n:ll "·/one or the following bkgl'nds: EngineerJna. acct'g, pro- duc&n; ablpplnr Ii no ee.ivinf tn ttie marine A auociated recre&tlona.l lnduatry. Qualified J>tt'" 110ns must be financially stahlc -cash invc:11tment req'd S25.000. Salnrie1 1'01nmen!urate wi!h llbil· ity &. shan> of profil11 \llhi<'h shoul1! c x c .e c d $50,000 J1Pr yr. For appt. ¥end brief resume, incl phone • to: Enduro Recre1tlonal Products 522 "C" Old Dock Rl'l, Terminal laland, C11li.f. Or call 1213) 547·23Cr2 LOVELY 4 BR, 21,~ llA. Nr. May Co. Dl:oiheli, lill('nS. Mohr/dryer, dshwhr. Jrg yrd, sprinklers, d bl gsr. 976 ~nver Dt. CM. 541)...24-42. OVER. 30? Cute, Quirt 1 bdnn m11iple furn rottage, pool. $140. 170 Del f\.1ar. Fountain Valley HouHa~pta. * U!-0111 * SlOO-SJ'EPS to Occe:n! :rurh Be.ch v.•/gar. Incl utll. * SllS-QUIET Retreat ! 1 Br. Ski""• rt?tris{. CID. Pet '°""'· * 3 Br Condo-CO~PLETELY $151)-PRIVATE 2 Br. 2/glll'.. Fl!l'n. Pool. Avail Oct.Jan. , l'rm )'lid, ~ ok. No pets. A:llklng S300 Jiii' .... . mo. 962-TI90/6tO-Ot70.. $110-l'AMD..Y'OR sfNGLES! lagun• Beach 3 .Br. 2 Be. Bltns. Ava U . Now! $1~/Util pd. Nicely tum * Bach. ~11t patio, Cpl ok. $180-Ulil pd. 1 Br. 2 bee1I $19(>-SPAC!OUS -4 Br. 2 Ba. from heh. Patio. Tiny pet Car. Fncd for kidti/pet. * ok. $23j-f-!OR.SE RAKOI? 2 Br. $22:>.2 Br. Oceanfront. Frplc. 4 COITaJ.i. K icl!l/pctii v.1'flc. Beaut vu. Bi.g dttk. * NU-VIEW RENTALS ~BRAND 3 B 67l -t030 or 4~ ~Bl rX'111 r. . tnl. DfW. Dbl gar. NEW 2 RR. 2 BA. lte..1,8 mo. Kklt/pel-1. 132J. '!'op al t)>e ttepo )". LANDLORDSI Vi<"torta Beach. whitCwatir FREE RENT.\L SERV ICE \'ie1v. 3 •tt!n. Gange + BEACON RENTALS p;:1.rk1rut" for 4 CIU1. 1:111 A: * '45-0l l 1 * last mo, + SlSO clnJr dtp. No pets, Children OYer 10 ynr. OK. .f91...J$19 ATIRACTIVE RESTAURANT, lpt<:ially 3 BR, $2:50/mo, uttl pd, f.oOd, Simple, Inst &: hiah ettnn vu. t% blb bcb. profit. W4!11 at. in fine aren. -494-1396; 21J/244-G386 3 bdrm., 2 bath bomt with 2 tlreplacts. SUdtnc d o o r from famQ,y room opens 10 p11.tlo and enclotM!d yard. Kllchrn hAlf all bullllns and door Qpening dlr~Oy from gl'lragc. Belfi or all ill loca· t.ion In North MP.Ill\ Verde on cul-cfe..:111c street. Adu!U: preferred. No pets. S285 per mo. Call 540-3688 • eveninp, 673-6568. Fully equlp. Owner will ,..:::...=;:,_::::.:.::...::=-- train. 'VIII take R. E. in Lido Isle trade. Mr. M ac h am er WI NTER 2 BR. 2 be., llO. 642-4527, 646-3801. patio, dbl gar, frplc, F.A. Fish and Chip:i Pipe I Tobscco slorc Beauty Soop Dutcher Shop HOLLAND Bus. Salu 1716 Or11.n,c;e. C.:'11. &15-41i0 hent. !2131 794·56&1 days; (21.'.l) 793-7832 eves; 675-2504 wknd11 Newport B.ach S91.30-Util pd. lla<'h at ll<':tch. hft>:il for iludent. B..1lhoo NITE club tor leaw.. Lgt. $175-2 Br . f"rptc, gar, pa Uo, Costa Mesa c:mr loc. Lots or or S225 yearly. ll'UNTJN GTON Bench 11.n>a . Sharp 3 bttlroom Dutch tJnven ho1ne. Ne\\• shq: carpellf vi'\lh m at c h I n I dl"Jpea. Sparkling clettn. R@nt ii $230 per month . 'Pl11d~. Ct!at oppty for $%10-5 drl. OCN.n. 3 Br. 2 BL very little money, It You act F'rplc, pr. ""Pslio. Yrty $350. qukkty. Owner. ( 714 > NU-VIEW RENTALS 4~. 6'13-4Cm or -4%-32.48 Relllton 545--9491 Open EVK F'tJLL Timc/PIU1. 11 rn ~. OWNER'S 0 'VN llOP..lE LANDLORDS! Would )'OU like to mn.ko $500 Ncvtt Before Rented a month or 11'1('11"t. ltlrnl fnr CATlDF:N Condo. Wlnttr We Sptclallie lrt Nrwport husband or wi(re. }"or nppl: l..enM.'. Luxurlnu&ly furnl:llh-&ach • Corona del Pilar e call 774-2:::7'!1 f'd. AU 1'()nvl'nienct:11 & then Ir l.Aguna. OUr Rental Ser- M>mf'1 On ly N"!lfl. quti.i\fl(>d vtce i. FREE to You! Try udul111 cooaidl!rcd. $-100/mo. Nu.Vle'WI • "White 'EJtpblnl,.. ovtl'-ntn- n!ng )'OW' hoult, Turn UM!m tnto "Ouh" ••• •ftl thrm thru a Dally Plk:Jt Classified ""' • 6'6-1974. NU·VllW RENTALS S l;IDRM hOu!I(' whlta, Ju.lb' m.4CJ» or 83248 furn. Garage ~ "'"' fup-<; WHY /'ENT! We havo plied. $225. mo 38ql9 Balboa houaet l\laU lor nothl.ns Blvd, eall (213) 9G-2m or down 10 wit• 1. ~~ down '° lenve no. at <nC ) "1·~ [ An)'t:llit . Call an y t Im e, fdr l..t"n Wlllslf. SCOTT RF.i\LTY, ~7!:i.13. ' I ii ' -· • ; " • • •• B A r~ K Arv'! E RI CARD -. • .. • • :,A I -- ... .. ' I :. • ........ . '· Be Ready · Like Tetldy . . " • . . .. . • • • ' . ,,,,..,. .... .. ,.,. -. ;Y ' . '. . . ~ , .. . . • • ' . • • ., ..... ·- ~· ... '" . ~ . . • -. .. ' • J • • " . .. . . . , . CHARGE Your Classi6~ .. J~J.rtiSingo. •t • the I ~ ' ' • ' .., ~ , .. • I • I ' ' ' I '1, ,. " £. :, • _, ;J I ' • •.. ' ,. ! \ • I ' •I • ... ... I ' ), 'I .. f • Even by PhoQe..M2~56JI :: • I • • .-, • \ , 111• ' , ).,. . \. . ,. """'"'·""" ,,. . • 4 --. ' I I " ' -~ . . • t ' -it • T ' . · l l I • t ' t ' 0 I N p 3 $ D B v 2 A H II S.""110!'. S.,.tembo< 16, 1972 DAil V PILOT ·~ Apt • ..-..... _.,a.II' ,., I ---....... ,, .. ~ 11•1 I ~ ' 1 ·-· lftl I "'·1 -··-l~,.a-iiiii.•·'iiiiiiii a....~ .. iiiiiiiiiiiiil ~;~~;:::;i~;~;;~~;:~1~;~;~~~-~ !==~;;;;;;::;~ ...... ·-Vilt.A MAR.Sl!ILLl!S I~ 21ss u :•sa. • ""*"-r. °';,•-· ...... -• Afilo. ,..... MO •· ""'--.S SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. ·~·~-~·~r•~•;;:;;;~J:•~rv~111o:::~:::;::1;'#~aa~ts~t'?'~,..,;or;-;;;-;;;. ..,...,..-_.-,._u.rum._...;_m_ 1·c-...._ ____ . --.--tk•peoi-.,... Cast• -FumillHMI & Unfumlshod Ir ..... a~~ -Adult Li•lnt EXEC. 11117 -.i 5 BR, 3 • 2 cu pr. 1115 ..._ -11'• .,. .. 'MDI .. """'"'" Dllbwuber color coordinated appliances • JU. -docoraud . 3 BR, 2 bo, lom.a'a. ... sm Josdop +.1'11 4 1uL Oot"' '* Df!LIJXE 4 BEAtmnn. LIVE LIKE A ICIN6 W1ll Toke -* * * Plush shag carpet-mlrroredwardrobedool'Ss •• mi ,.. ......,,._ ! :J:: /,. bo. ............ mo )iv· llMm. llnli.t --.r llved i.· s At luclget l'rleeol ' BR. I BA ............ 13!4 indlrecl lfghting in kitchen • breakfast bar • Capleotr--Ill,!'&'!' nn. .. $125 Nrn 11 ,___ Br., s both.. 1'!>I<-a-':o 3 BR. 2 BA ............ S2!S Rlnt Brothers huge private fenced patio , plusb landsca)>s ~URI••· t aJ• North Bay. Ullfum. $eG l'UlOOSllED-1 BR.;l BA ............ $11' Announces Ing • brick Bar·be·Ques ·, large heated pools OCEAN View -2 BR. I BA. ...._ •-'I; =· ~· or hr•.. tnmJRNlllllED l llR. ~~ :·~·.:.,:;;" 1715 & lanai. Air conditioning. . Don. I .. -2 car .... • . • p!O moctb. • -~ ··~ 0 RT"ENT 3101 s B I I s s An ss1--Adullll onl,y, DO pet.. ..,., 11 _ ·•·--live , JtOalty , m-eoo * nAno.S S ME APA m S o. r eoto t., onto • •--~ ••-Dohe Pl." -,. •--• *ENCLOSED AVAILABLE COLDWELL, BANK ER & CO. _, .. w. -"" -lo Ille llo, bo1 .. tho llo'+'•'La.Oo • m-oosi. lolald, ~ .,. aolJ $475 :-..-•_.~ ,, , GARAGES MANAG ING AGENT ''l;lla 1111'' m6. ~ i.mJ4o homo· OCEANFRo;fi4 Br •. or 1 * CONVENlllNT FOR IMMEDIATE associated Car-.a.l Mar hlW-BankBJdr, SllR.4 deD,-,....i; Br11'Jiitcrcr~·bloto TO-AU.BEA<:IIE,$ ·OCCU PANCY -i2 'BR. 2 Ba. Home* D~~~:~· ~l's tomovototodlolJW,_ ij~ .. · FRO~ $1~5 MONTH ll 1>1 OK E QS-QE l\l TC"IQS ioi ~ W 8olt>uei 67J-J6bJ ------Costa M•sa I ;;.C;;.•;;.11;;.•;..Mt~;;.sa;:.. ___ _ 2 ear ,.,.... Carpets, Y• · ""', Wllm:R 1-.,'"' !be 11«111 -· A:Dl:JL TS PL~SE ' dropee. blt-lftl. Loe. juat ...... -, s BR., -• I~ __ blk. .... Ocean Blvd. We l)avt. aood odectioa o! ..... ~ -Mo. ~ ... -•1 VILLA POMONA ~ Monlb, annual/leue llomU a -...S. ~~. s 8drmo., 2 . . PHONE '42-a lS # • • We have JUD)' other I • SEACLIFF Manor . AptJ • Bachelor apj, util pd. $148.50. Pool..11'25 P l:u:-entia Ave., uk abouf oui'.dbooonl ~2682. " , .... -. . (Reservations accepted on others ) At MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE * * $180 * * 2 Rr. \v/yard , crpt/drps. 3 Br. 2'~ Ba. nc-11 ly p.1!ntt'tl. Sl!tO ino. No chlltlre.n or llllns. lTpr/Urp~. encl pol io. !A'l!LI. 113.~1 2. Eve 1. r\r s1·hls & slmp·i!. t.hlldri•n 6r~·19j2 ------Ok. No iwri;. &'10 Ct'nl<"r St, }Bit u11fur11 11p1, freM\ly BAY .. BEACH . 'CALL us NOW! boths. Pll·mo. 23G ...... :a a7IO -.\ft.) ltoelty 67s.JOGO • 'red h'll .noter a YW\Y ...,_ · P-. 360 IJNlQUE R .. Slc 3 Br + loft.· I aval!abi. now 11au\o. • ' . El l'Mi lo -Mesa 2 _trp1c'1, .2 . botlu. ......... ; . WILLIAM WIN)'()N I•-I Bit's _.$UO UP Near ocean A llChools. ·REALTY REAL TY '7S-3Ul lDMFORTABLE 2 llR. S125. Fumlohad Apt.. . OCEANFRClfr ooriitt dplx. C~I. Call ~lon'g. \\'<'11'.~ & \).'IUllM nr shnppin~. bus f>'rl's 1·5 pn1. Tur~ In 11·::0 luir An ol(l('r IC'r~nt pre!. am. ,\lJ <l>1y \\'knrt~. H~:!-1(,~-KJ Gl~-180-1. whnr: 2 er: lwr, lrpk: • An address of distinc- Br'"2 Ba upr. Ntlt kitchen. tion in Costa M e s a 50tt ·~asmre NB. ~ adjacent to Newport or 213: ~: ... · Beach, Balboa and the Garden Apartment5 1 ,.;,, 1 UDR\\ apl~. i.:arnges, P\ t garden p11t1o<. $13..;. 1· up, Util pd. Fu1111turc avail. 5.:11...S,')08: ~ .. l'h..'tl!f.! !@Imo. --Univ Parle Center, Irvmo Costa MaM mo. Incl. utll. Yrly• -All U?llltlaa Pall! 3 BR. 2 BA. Harbor View Call Anytime, 833-0820 . S270. St. level ~ blk from Pool A'·R.eer.ation t BR, 2 ba on ·be.ch. Avail Southland's finest com· ~1i;H·1•lu:-:u11111 111111!: 111111 ri0w lltnl l~ i, 'U7J,. $425 munltie'S. fin.·11!'11·•'. p.1l1n. P"(ll Qui1·t Sehl distrid. Avail Oct lit. Office hours 8 AM to g PM 2 BR. Fenced yard. BBQ. blytron.L Frplc. 67J..1067 1959 Ma~ .Ave., C.M'.' · Leue. 963-4919. Cuaa'e:Reapondble-.:ouple. alt~• PJll. LRG · 1 Br; "$145 + feti- U'Ol incld .. ~ 0 l ' (\Hll<'llH'•lt :11111ns11h('I\' ,547.m6 --S,,,,-. •,: ·1 Uf!IFURNISH ED FAIRWAY VILLA -----•• BEAu1·1 ~·u 1. I & 1 BR. IRVINE. 5 br, 2% ba. fam No chlldrtn. i 200/mo. NORTH ~-Winter Crpts, carport It lncfry 'iD Colt• MeM rm, w/w shag thru-<lllt, 6f6...8232. · rental. 3BR. dwn•ta lra, bldg. Nr. ahops, achls .l BEACH apt, •:lit•~ tum. 1 bedrOOlj'I from $160 , $165, 2202 ~.~7rol1t. l·~· &,den from $180 I 201~ San1 a Ai~11 , :;11;...r.21 ~, ('onu•n1por1ny Card1'1 Apt. Pulios, I r 11 I 1· ~, 1>001 Slj5:..SJ70. Call ~u;...:it63. J.;._..,._...,.,.....--e"--,.J drps, e-z care )'d1 po(,1, ten-I -11111· •----·•'*" nio. 3 ar .f BR U-tairs "-·-· 998 El r--•-•~ 1 NOW VACANT Immed-ltls, pork, 60' patio. Exeel ....,. _.n -'0 _.,. ~~ ~ ' pon. Excell 3BR 2 BA schools •. Owner tr. n s . $71)) .,. • LAGUNA BEACH .k~ 2!3/349-3669 -:c::-i,,r.-=546-045=-=1"· =-'"""'=~ Colle1e Patk home. Out of $385fmo, 833-8832 ES?ATE. • "BR. 3 car SHADY ELMS and POOL lnq Apt C:'.119j.-:jn:•6 JJQ\' ' :" ·' BIU~T k ~,,)us 2 Br v•k days/a.ii)'\~. •kends: 'w or1' :Tltd ~Sp c~arm 1of Old j'IU<'llo. (f!t> t"llC'I pt1tio, avrpl ·1 •. 10.L · . . a1n a\va ts you ncr.v. S16:>. Avnil Ort. 1:)1h Bb;~ud~\\~·~·~~ ,ht•'Costa . Mesa a t Ring rxh·a i:.:e ;·brl_tl.1! 3 ,.e1· \V" tal' 112 • 34.tti-'" '.Brothers M.e di t er · s1tul10, :-:rp, d 1~u1g, J~c-6.~~~~!)~~7s-7860 . ·'·,',ran «?~'fl'~ Yillag~. ~he 1'nl'l'd ~at io .. Nr. so:·hools. NE\VLY UECOIU\TED 2 Br. w/i:nr. Sl•IO .• \Vlr pd. 1116 Pl11t·r111111 i\i·r "B". Call btwn 1 .~ :i. 6(.(i.•11 20 town owner leu:lni Wlder p.rap. Prlv. drive. WOOD-WINTER l'E'ntal -~) bUc to 1 &: 2 Br. Pool. $140 up. all 1'.!then-$250/mo. Call Laguna Bw~h ED'HDJJDDE ACRE. Furn water. 2 BR, $256 mb., 3 Unlum. Av a 11 . ELM 54$-8424, SOUTH COASI' · or Unhan. VIEW, Walk to BR, 2 BA S275 mo. Lease. GARDENS APTS, 177 E. REALTORS. **2 BR, 2 ha, 323 Locust each. et 8115~ 'Frplc & gar. No pets. 124 22nd St., C.M. 64t-3&15. Close lo town A: beach. Opal 615-7173. DL.X. \Vaterfront 3 Br., aar., LRG. fqm. 1 Br. apt. laund· patio, Boat, S285 Jl\(I, l.j:e. 2 gar •• , qUiet. Nr m kt s. Br., patio, dock priv. fm Woman pref'd. $125. Furn. mo. \I/inter. 5"4~2013. ~i~ W~. Apt. 8·2 ~ -B~R-.-,-...,-,-fro~m~ba-y'"""'be-a.,.ch. • Quiet. Dbl ~;. Ma•-llowpoot -ch · 4 BR. 2 BA m lovely college . •.~ ...... ·~~ -· · · · BAYFRON1' l bdr •. 1, .trplc, pttk.'. "$2fi01tnti:.:.;i·,ooo·. ·~ adults, no pet.1. $295 Je~. * YEARLY I: WINTER * pvt patio, parking. Yrty or tion money. Sun.Jew. Call 49f-8109.8 to 9 am or aft 5 Finer Homn: in Beach Ant. winter, Inquire 400 So. George Metti, 557-4263. F.d Lagun1 Hills From. S350 ?tionth Ba,ytront No. 5. $-200 mo, winter lse, utils p"hid. 717 19th. 6'i:HJ736. Riddle Realtor, &16-8811. BUI Grundy RJtr. 675-6161 kAYFRONT-Wint~pc;;at&rting ' * CLEAN 2 Br. Close to LOVELY 3 BR &: den, 2 ba, C ~ · 1 •-17 3 b 2 ba 311 N ho s Ad It onJ DO ~·-=~~~==-,---:I beaut landscaped,. garden Oh:alm1n""" """'~· . r, • o. s P . u s y, -.......... SHARP 6: CLEAN lari;e 3 patio. Custom crpts & drps, Unfum. 320 Bay, $350. 2 Br, 1 bl.. 401 lnquill l79~ii Rochester, BR. 2 BA, family rm A: -'~'-hr bl ~I No. Bay, $300. 673-3245. C~-~M_. --~-=--....... ws " tns. ~ ·~ c. 2 BR. condo., MW 2 1try., ---------" fireplace. Qub~t cul-de-sac Overlooks Leisure \VorW blt-in range, dJw, Shae BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA. l Br. $140. 2 Br. $165 xtra location $275/mo, avail next Goll Course. $325. 830-TISl crpt., patio deck, prden tum. , $450 yrJy OI' $315 lrg. Adults only. Ideal for "·~k. CAµ DAVE , Sn> mo. 842-4929 after S ~Vrter. 403 N. Bayfront. Bachelbr. S/Pool. l 9 9 3 ~1151. L•guna Niguel p.m. ~: Id.and. ~-Church St. 543-9633. 2 Br. 1 ba, "'/gar. New $151>-l Br. Garage Apt. nr. H ti ton h ch WATER.FR..ONT, Qristia.n LRG 1 Br. Nicely .1um. paint, drps, u·/\V cpt. heh. Child/pcl ok. No. end. un "I • auy to abare with 2 others. w/pool. $139/mo. No pets. in Bk>ck lo ocean, 2 BR, garage. \Vinter. Inquire 673-<640. OCEANFRONT 3 BR. 2 Ba. ~ .• new carp. $300 Month, wlllter. Agent 61r.-164.2. BACHELOR apt, turn., util. pd. $125. 'Steps to ocean. 673-7613 da,ys. Bl.llns, refrig, fncd yd. Nr $210·2 Br. Bllns, very lrg 4 Br, crpls, Clrps, pool, R/0, Winter. $135~ 673-1260. 1887 Monrovia Ave. No. 3, .schls, pal'k, frwy. Chiki/pel cleck.13c.•3u! ocean vie~·. whr/dryr, refg, clubbst, 548-5470 OCEANFRONT. Very nice 2 OK. $1 9j, z.111,; Virginia PL $300 2 + den. 2 Ba. Frplc. $225. 548-lto5, 537-S3M. B•lbM PMlnlvl• ~1-=erc-=2-=B,.---,-hO-°'n=-i Br., frplc., cpts. drps. G Ocean • or r. nr. l! P'· """" . w· t $250/ 673-0215 838-9348. .ar. Patio. Yard. 2 BDRM di'ps wuher/dry-Wint Be h R nt I Uw pd. Adults, no petl.1884 mer. mo. . OWNER. 4 Bl'. 1~ Ba. Lrg Vlf!\V. CtlflCl Beach! er, retrlg, poi;!. Near Har-I er • ~c • Is Monrovia. 5CS-0336. OCEANFRONT lrg. 3 BR, 2 fenced yard. Cul-de-sac NU-VIEW RENTALS hour' View SChool. $200. 1 BR apts W/tatio5 1 BR w/r;an.ce. Water pd. BA. upper. Frplc, new furn. street. Chi!dl'en/petl ck. 673-4030 or 494-3248 (21.3) 592.2413 Avail Sept. to J une $16. 2:Wt Elden Ave. _.,_1n_t_er~/c,yrl=y"'.="5-=lll~lo:~-- Clean. $27j/mo. M~7359. NEW luxury 2 br condo, at ' steps to bay 1c' ocearl OCEANFRONT Refs. Avail 10/W. fabu10UI "West Nine," with Newport h•ch From $1Z. mo • .,plus util. 842-6734. or 64S-514S. 2BR. l BA, frple, patio, BBQ, 4. Bdrm, Family Room, home it's eolf, tennis, bch, entry * OPEN SUN * Se•ahore Re•I Ett•te ::~il.~ ~~dlta~ $250. Winter. ~· __... for lease in N e w po r t club. Speclal features incl ~ VlsJ.a Cauciil. Lu.'M'Y 2 •7S..117J: pet&. Abo 2 ~ unf 6'2-952>. 3 BR., 2 ba., all bltm; steps Heights area. Top Con-an appl.'i $275. ~ W. Br., 2 ha., din rm; frpl; e $25 WK le Up-On Ocean =~~----~= to the beach. Winter $250 per dltion, $4Ii mo. Call Mr. Nine • .f93-9227. bar; 60 ft patio, fantutic U>vely Bach _ 1 Br • ;us titll pd. Sm apt near 15th mo. 642-0177. Balley Agent fi'TU550. NEW 3BR, 2BA. Fam Rm, water vu: privacy. 644-6489 Rooms, Maid Service -Poor I; Newport. Slnele adlt BAOIELOR apt turn, 1 blk 3 Be, xtra lrg yard, Frplc, 2 lzg pat Vu, Bltinlt. disp, LEASE. Lu.sh. plush 3 BR., -Util Pd .. · ,642-5583~~~·~~~~~~ to beach. $100 mo util pd. 1 car gar. ()'pt. $250 mo cl.sh WT, crpts, drps, frplc. 2¥.: ba. condo nr. Hoag. • can 6T;r8740 • Fum B•ch & I Br. Ex· car prk'g. 675-0144. water included. Avail Sept $775 lst & ~t. ref&. no peta. Adlts. ·no pets. S375 mo. WINTEJt or yearly lease. cept1on•llY nice I 2110 'l~-B~ED=-=RM~.~!urn.-~N~e-ar-oce-.,,. 20th. 54s--0223. 213 -300-2024 &1>23':16.' ... ---Furn U-L·-Newport Blvd, c.M_. , • nr 111"""· new No children, no pet e . ADLTS only. 2 br, 2 car i:ar"· ON UW eolf course. For be, 3 * BEAtrr. GARDEN. Pool.' duplex. 3 Br, 2 ba. Step to --Qu;.~"t-l~br-ap-~-yd. $130/Mo., winter. 673-0315 Sharp. SI$ mo. 2241n Costa br. l be, xt:ra Dice. Adults 3 Br., ·~ Ba. ~$340/mo-; '. beaCh. Children, peta OJ{. adlts only, utlla tum. Mesa St. 636-5640. »ailly. $375. 6'75-MJO aft fi pm GP.,..-5221 <ol\t.E . Balboa. Blvd. $130. "5-1361 NEW house, beam~ cellhig, Me ... Ver6 Santa ~ ·2 iiR. 'l% BA. patio, balcony, pri patlo, frplc., 2 Br, arlltJ, COUNTRY CLUB YIU.AS • NE\V 3 Bt-~'t".OildO at "Brad· 315£. Bay, $250 mo. on yrly ftfa. 548-9652, ~ pets. Prime Meaa. Verde location 1ord Place." Call aft 6 pm. :~~~~ Apt C f7~152l 3 BR, 2 ba, lge yd, new cpt adjacent to golf course.1 ;s~44'::!8~ll~6'_. _.:.· ~--=; I im'F'ii:o;i'i:".:Smaiili;tU;;;; Close to shopping &:. schools. Beaut 2 BR, 2 BA condo • I. BA YFRONT • Small studio $250. 549-1504. now vacant. Adults only, TownhovH Unfurn. '35 apt. 1 or 2 adults. $155/mo. $225. 2 BR, bltins, crptl, 545-SOt., SOlITH COAST Newport Buch winter, No aarage. Private drps, ·-p atio . REALTORS. ,l\"~Jrf . •'•". ~-'ii-'.::;:;;124l~E:'.i;19lb;;;;;c-Stj;. :;i;;;;l ~Na=w;!·~~rt~Ba:.:ach::,___ ADULTS ONLY OCEANFRONT 2 Br., 2 Ba., tl 3 BR, 2% ba. bltns, new $225.. 4 Br 2 'Ba $3llO. BEAUTIFULLY-"blm. Studio like new $115, Inc!Utll. mature adults. 548-109ll. 1 BR. Beaut. very Ua., wry clean. $145/mo. 1004 El Camino, C.M. 546-5704. IMbIACULATE 1 Br. $1Z. 0cNn bn!eze. Util pd. Prl patio. Q:Utet adulll. 673-2056. Huntinften- 3 BDRM1., 2 Baths, 2 doors from ocean. Yearly. Ocean view. Sharp. 673--2825. 2 Doors from bch. 2 Br., part. furn. $250/mo. yrly l&e. Cpts, drps:. ~- 2 BR. Apta. Oceanfront or nr. beach. Winter or Yearly. stS--0525 or fi73-7684. DEWXE 1 Br apt. Stepe to octan, $1«> + util. 673-:lm $135 • Lrg 2 Br, home. Bring SINGLE LEYEl ts drps ·-'·t Dbl " " kids/pets. Cl'P • • i-u• • gar, Winter Rentala. U t t I. pool ·~ mo ru .. «O ~ Inell--~ AT Ocean, 1, 2 I: 3 Br lrg. Rant0 A,Hou10 979-1430 -. ~. ··~·~ LaQUINTA HlllMOsA bright dplxl. View. Oeck CHARMING 2 br, w/w cpts, THE BLUFFS DuplaxH Fum.' 345 WATERFRONT Spao. 3 BR Sponlsb Counb'y Estate Liv-119 J<lh Sl, N.B. 615--0922. lge Yd1·1:~ only, No Th·o gorgeous 1 !loey 3 br 2 Newport le•ch:' :e.F/~t ~L !f~ !:J ~ su!:ta. Ter-** 4 BR. 3 Bath. Furn. pets. bl!. homes. Available at $425 · 642-3559 ...-: en Pl Frplc. 1 block to bea:tb. D•n• Point each + a "f{oock Out" 3 LEASE 3 + 2. on btachfronL . BBQ. Unbellevable LMna: -Yearly. Call 6'13-S7Q._,. ;;.;:~..;....;.;..---.... -Br. 2 ha furnished COct Top $375, )owu $3Z.i. 2214 YEARLY, bachelor, Balboa Only. Walk country 1S the setting S.200. 121.11 ~ an1 where •. qU,a int cO bble--E-SIDE duplex 2.-lxlrn1 or 1 stone·· courtyards and bd1i11 + den. Crpts. drp~. pathways \Vind over ram::e, reftg, garage, fene('d streams and ponds to ya1·d ·and cn vcred patio. the door of your villa AdulLc;, no pets. s 1 5 5. apartment. 642-M31 P\'('s or .1vknrls. 2 BR. unfurn. C'rp!s, drps, range/oven, rC'frii;::. No pct.s. $140/mo. 9GK-l<l.J.5. 2BR, w/appllanl'£S $1.3.). $j() Security. E0SID E 2 BR $150 BIUns, W/\\ .. frii;::. Pool. Adlls. -Fireplaces: wet bars . beamed ceilings, wood paneling. -Fashioned designed color-coordinated in· teriors, with carpets and drapes. -Private patios and balconies. -Community Center "TIIE VICTORIAN" '.? Br \V/ gar-adults, t'pts, drps-, lncd yrd u·/ patio. \Vtr pd. Ca.II bh\·n 1&5, 636-<IW _N~o'-'-pe~'-~'-~'~'2~-~~-w:::::..· __ _ 2 Br, drps, nu l'l'pt, bltn.'I. pvt patio & g11ragr, Call 548-5TIJ. 667 \1ictor ia Sl CF.I , •. S155 2 BR, crpts, rlr'llf)('i'I, bJtin:i1. LARGE DELUXB 2 br, Yanl. No pels. 26.'iS Orange crpt/drps, bltns, dshwshr, ~A~v~•~· ~545-~1_65_7~. -~-~ patio. gar. Nr So. Cst Plaza •. $110-1 BR, unturn. Dlaposal, F'mm $165. 546-9205. new paint, park'g area. !H 7 $\3j. 2 BR, lrnced pa1io W. 19th St. 673-5129. yard, bllns, ln1n1ac, Tdcal e TROPICAL POfl L e for 11·orking couple or active 2 Br 11tutlio, 1 1 ~ llfl. l17>L 11:> with spacious lounges, billiard and ping pong rooms. senior adults. 54&88GG. E. 18th S!., Nn. lj. 51~1 16.'I -3 swimming p O 0 l S SPAC 2 & 3 Dr apl $140 up. LARGE 2 Bit Bllns. ('rpts, outdoor whirlpool. 4 Pool. cptJdrp, bltrus, kids ok drpl:, pa tio, i,:u1··u:<·. 1\'11 [K'ls. night lighted tennis 1996 ?>.lnplc No. 1 .••• &12-~13 _l_l4"_l mo_._,_:,_1-_.;o_s,_1 __ _ courts. 2206 College No. 5 ... 642-70:J.:i ti) 2 BL'. A ri!~. ·1 1y/1·cfr n.:. -Health spa wiU1 gym-DELUXi-; I & 2 Bf!. 1 ,\: 2 313 E. 17th Pl. Apt. L. c.~t. nasium and separate hn, S\60 up. Pool. Adults. 642-9852. m en's and women's Util pd. 32-t E. 20th St.. * Stun1un~ t & 1 hr, facilities, i n c 1 u d -""64,7>-4.:.,C76"'1=::--::-:;°""c;s 2 ha, pool. rrc nren. ing sauna baths. nELUXF: 930 sq. ft. 2 BR, 2 645-5530. 710 \V. Hlth St, C.M. -A security system to BA. Bea m ceil. ?riv. Patio. 1 BR, den. 2 ba. Adib;, nu pets insure your privacy. Gar. Cpts. drps. bltns, frpl{'. BAY f.·IEADOWS APTS. -Conveniently locat-S195 n10. 642-1002 bef. 5 Pr..t. ~ W. Ray St., Cl\t G4G·0073 ed to all of Southern 1 Br., ne\v crpt, drps, stove, •l BR, 1% ba, Sl&:> nio. Callfi:>rn1a, just min· I't'lrig. Adultl't. lady or Deposit & reta rtcfd. Chldn utes from the Pacific =""'""'oc''-:,'·°'s"u=':-· :7.1',s-40;"',,'--=:;-;: OK. Ms-4225 Ocean and Newport .2 BR, 2 BA apt, $165. Adults, LRG. 2 BR. untum. $145. l!8 Beach, overlooking no pets. Mesa Verde area. Tulip Lane", Coata Mesa, the Costa Mesa Coun-..,>lc.;;"'6694~=· =====,_::::Cal:=;;J ;;'or=••;;Y:;:;·:;543-,::,;71;::06~-= try Club. ,_ Hours: 10 to 6 Daily Directions to MedHerranean Village: From the SaA olegO Freeway: H&rbor Blvd., South 2 miles, ~ trorn New· port Blvd.,~ turn North on Harbor BJva. , Ml:J>ITERRANEAN ' VILLAGE , '2400" Harbor Bl•d., Coste Maso. Collf. 92626 (7141 557-I020 We believe in Equal Housln&' Opportunities Huntington Beach Huntlntton leach Family Affair Town House, I, 2, 3 Bed1oom A11rt111nt l11inf. Des;gnod for Mom, Dad mttl Kids BEAtrr Nu ·4 BR, 2 BA. Fam l-Junc I) at S600 per mo: "'-'. Oceanfront. , 673-9728: area. $100 mo. 2 BR. STUDIO .. $240 2 BR. Patio. 2 cu~· Rm. Shag crpt. drps, patio, \\'kday1 (213) 395-9311, ext 673-C79D . ALL UTllJTIES PAID to ~~~~'pets. * * * Dishwasher's, drop· in stoves, power vMI hoods, view. ~2194_ {eves). ~-·S. 4247. Adu!la No ....... $250/mo ....,.., v•~ ··~ YEARLY 1 bdrm apt $175 ~-===~~~-=-dropes & comets tnruout. 10 Floor Plans To Choose From $J55 To $235 • ~ • . MS. SPACIOUS 2 Br. Bar. Bltns. ,,.. 2 BR, 2 BA, lrpl, refrlg, walk Cr. -,~ &i:f' 3 BR, 2 Ba., dshWlbr, frplc.~ mo w/util. Close to bay. _._. Urrfvm Tennis Court, Pools, Bor·B·Q's. S~lfle Board, • J 14 bllcs S. ol San ~ -....,... ' Crpts $165/mo 135 Albert to beach. ~ $230 mo. 'Sf -· ·· U ocean v:iew. 9 mo. ease. 1olaiur1! adUlts. 613-9'31, ........... ~ .... , · · Bosket Boll, Ch\l~rens Play Aceq. Three slOQ' Avafl. l0/1. 4~729 ~)1 ""--'JI !'50 per mo.-" SU-2020, * Bachelorunilloraman. :~~~':'~:)Holt laclc,8ay ''·--~t~°' A. C.M. See.Mgr recr .. 1;on Bhlt;o.w;:~B ;lliotd,jl~·T.V. Huntington Be•ch ff"" rea )" G-i6-6114. Uta pd. Balboa a r ea. .. (n4> lfl-tKU $160/mo. 2453 ~; ~ .... 1 .w=,' .,..,. Mesl Verde.·t Room, Card;~ Rdorrts;,~Yftt~ 4' ---<----... --V -1 BR. llA! Blk ·to ocean. $100/mo. Yu.rly. 673-6790. 2 n-~ 'fUJ,c.-.i· ..._-Sun Roll~ lF"'):f" ~ ,..,., ~.\ HUNTINGTON 2-U4 Vista del Oro Adlt.. No chldn or pets. ••40 · & B, ...,., D•• ·~.-, Ill'· ... per. •Bl!Jls, encl 1ar, ,",_ '?'"''• I , il.'~.'>jt,-tf<'• ' Ne"'-port Bea~h •. el-. Tll J---JlS. "'Ao ~... OCE~ONT lBR. furn $145 " .$165.. fanct', ~ab!d pool~WUber ad1ts only. $ 15 O /mo. ( < HARBOUR fjW-ll3l ANYTil\tE • ..... w,. .,._.-~.u apt,~· Ideal b-ctudent. Bachetor le 1 , ~ •patiol, tiook up. Adults. Open 1~2. 64&-262'1. ~~~:~st~·~o~ ;:e Cent\': w'.1h ~ytdoor .f)oy Adult Condo CL Sil$ NP'l' BCH. NEW "3 Bdrm.L:frplc, dshwhr, *-fi~768S * frple'a. priv.~ ·prages • 50-1729. ==.,--==-.,,-,,.---=:= "-lL . Spft . & blt:Qs.. Und. :st $32.S. Avail . Divided. bath·! A: lot. of EXTRA LRG. 2 Br. Sl50. Ev1rytli'wlliult-H-hr.~t 9r•wt•1 f•Mlly Presti<• loca tron. CIOllS sn;-2 B,. Bltns. n • ., Oct. ht. ·5411-5120 Corona dOa Mar cloMts. Ric llall, p>ol 6 Balboa hlond Shag crpt, flied ynl, Kl<h 6401 w' -11~... . ... N"UNT. a•ACH nnartly de c or a I e cl 1 c;..-pt/dri>s, gar, channel!m. · pool taWet, sauna ~baths. ok. No pell, 673-TI78. AX 1 " bedroom I.: bath. N:?arby ·no~k. · WINTER ~tat: 1 Br. $1'5; 2 BR J'ftJ' ocean. carpeted e 2 Balroom, 2 bath, w/w ~~=--~=--- Blne Pncific. Ideal t1or ~ Br. 2 Be. Bltn&. Gar. ~ 1:er.:S~:7tnct. Steps $1SO 1: $1'0 dep; paOO.w ~: r.n:;'.::C .i~ cpta, bltns, patio. Upatatn. 11 ~· ::S~b~t!:· ~= 842-0629 sing!" person or roup e. Vu of hay. ~· ocnn. ·. . -· child I: pet ok; avail ~15 No garage, $21\fmo.\i)'UZ-I 5770 833..3540. Secure & private. lnr ~ + den. 2 Ba. Frp1c. 2 Br. 1Qtn., all util pd. $250. Re'1t til remodeled, 1 mo +· Beach. 1 :._~r Slater). Jy, ~3391 CC'~~: mo. ~ • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mediate occupancy $300 Per Beaut patio "'·/dock ind'd: 3704 Seashott, N.B. 319 Heliotrope~ hllloli Pen_·~\~; : 3'i Apr Unf 365Apt Uni 365-,.,,..,_ NU-VIJIW RENTALS . • '67U51S FURN • .\pt. $1<5. lllll~-II FREE utll'o, FUrn 1 A 2 .:::::::ii ;:i;I.. • UM. ·'. urn. Eutbluff Raalty 673--4CXJJ' or ~ Capf:otrano tlaach blk to ... .._'No •. 2500 Jam opls nnr bNdl. BAYFROHT Costa .,,,...,.--:=.;,',,, Coit ·;~ :~ ::-:: · BEACH FRONT" 4VAILc Sept. 23n1.1 BR. 2 s.av1ew, Cd¥· • L:-;.:.-· ~ ~ 'rii 2~~";:, Jy home with i~rooma +West Newport. w.inter $%iO it.; Pr .. tncd yd., ~ 2 ~ ~-1 IUt ~/~. U~ Pvt bch Ii pier. 546-0370. den + sep&l'ate famUy un!umiabed. Elmore Co. ehildrn. ok. $2.15 m o . ,. ~JDG. an C\I QUIET Ocftnfront 2 Br., CONMI del Mtir , room with flrepb1.~ le wet ~. ' S3Mll4G.. Adults. _no pets. 836-6069: 1\lm. Frplc. 9 mo rental, bar, 3 baths. Three car BWFFS 4 Br, ram. 3 i;L c..t• Miu 1 'BR pn,ge apt w/patio I: $225. Ma.tuft adltl, no peta.1--,-BR....,.-nlk-,,-.,.....,bncb-.,...- garqe + apace t or npl.c.. Beaut encl. patio, UNIQUE DUPLEX· tunporcb. N&'Pt~ $'185. 702 4!M-4S34. ·, ,.. "t'I Pooi. Adultl only •' boat I camper I trallor. p>ol, tennll, ocb1L 1315. N"' 2-ato:; ~le' t Acacia. &31..114'1 BACH. at C.0-.t llCb. ! :A~~-~i'•ili•~~ Le~111 .at $395/mo. locludlng W-2'r.'4. ~ + atud)r,.15(.WJ lq. ri., FUm bacb SUO w/\rtil tlM-Cokr TV, uW pd, $155 DIO.,li water a prdener. Avallab1e NOR1H BWn"S _ View, 4 wet bar, *' bltpl. pr,, noter. Mature buaineNm• $50 wt V. .. m . ._-i. approx, 25 Sep<. "12. Pl• ... br, 2\i bo -J'am l!l bo. ~ $715Jmo. Spotlea, patio. m-«;9, OCEANJllDJ; 2 BR, 2 BA. at ~.,.. 11f¥>ne -~ or 673-7176 rm. Pool. Out leatum. Nr Bltr., ~-.. -CMla Maaa vlllai pools, Jiii. bch. Winier ~!'.!M tor tnlonnatlon. -rdlJo. 1423--1 111'. -. . booms. om WlllKL Y-MONTHL Y Iii&"'? or-· r ,.........., ~ BEDRQOM, 2 Bltlh. HBR. vi... Hom .. Beau~ I l\ltlo. uw pl. 116'. 111 2ht EXKVtiw Sultos I Apia, '""" :Mii ON TEN .\CRE9 $229. pe~ month. Bltin1, er. Den. 2 Ba. Fncd, St. QI, Also 2 Br, ltoule -... .,... illvd. Newport INcle ,=.:~~ ':::., xlnt co dltlon. lJ62.4471 Lndscpd. 11375. Adults.. lio $1'5. 311 w. BeJo, CM. No Cost Mesa or 5'1&-8 03. pets. 6U ·M>. dlldin. no pel>. M>-1.117. .G,2611 1 Blk to Ocnn, OOmpl<te ..... ,..... Conlilt'l BltlAI. NICE 4 BR. 2 BA. Bl ... 11 ON tbe--...ter -um, lam cllaedi' STUDIOS A I -iR'S .-. Help '.-cobo, =~~: 'f'/"' "1lt'g, -· lrplc, I rm., trplc., ~ -oboe-BEA111'. "°" 1owor -e-FREE ~ crpt. wallpaper, •le. 2 Br J l!IJIJlll'im•l!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!I eor pr, ""1d >'II-fll5. Pl>ol, ............. No pets. ·Avail. yr\y nntal. Wlllt "' • r1lEE UUllU.. ipt. $250. 1loch.1or $1IO. TWO bdrm.. 1" bat b, m'itl4 • a..i st. MMJal6. 11e-• ......... -~· ,... • n.u -~-Both Y'IY Ind Ulll. m..GTll. ~ -· -.... ~ ~~ ~ • .......-. llrrplaee; 12'5 IDd .\LL 3' BR. q>ts. $UO, j(Olllr pd. I 11!1, 2 Ba, clto. Teeollo. 1'lrll: I Ba Pl5fmo, lllS • Roiled PllOI• ' ~ •• ...,.,, l>)lr, cpl, yr--•'Pborte (TH) Pvt ·yd. J"fw palol.,2I0'1~ swliei,,... Avail <>•(51h: isnfSt.·~-• ~-.. lY 1< ••N' ·J4ital loc. NMrlt ... -MWm. .•. flonda. ~ ' Npl ..... $lZI • m it ' DAiu.TJ '""""'""./ t111t, e W 6 _ _.. ....0 1l'Gildal '!'<!! Jtiji. lC!t. ~· ~ea.28iij'l&.,.....N, ~"' ,, 11:.(~ .... ll't.°'"--•. ..,llrflN .~ ~, ';Jl; ;,.";;· :;:;i:-e. beach. Boot pt<. i2IO/mo. 2 BDliii' a''duo ll!<e-; holL m-fiiZ 0< m-. t $11 WilK'i UP * OCEAN1'ROirr -· S lir 1215. l!M IDday. Adults only. 8JM2J.1. 9!1U151.. &ood -GI ifloo, --4 1 Bil -;:"',,;., ~'"'.""' View. 322 Heliotrope, Apt B, CdM. ~!IE oa lot J"nc:d -· l!OlrPOlt a.di. eo-llm I 1111, I BA. ll*a•, e Tf .. _ -Anll lCtllA nlcr 2 Sr. apl. So. $145.' er...., dropeo. Neu""' H11.-i1e ' --· Y--131'. • ,_ -• IDd -•2 BR, 1 bo, ...., tum. ~ ot hwy. l>lO/""" Jtont..A.HauM ~ .... IU.2ll'lD M lllA. • a.a..., I Pol -J'rplc, .... II 1llk '° bcoch LeU.. Boyd R e a J t 1 , llll,2BA,-llU'li 1.:oo"..__., 1 •11/c's -,L' '!!!!!1'-J",_l lll'fd,-OI 'li.»ior.5llMtlflO, -· ~ "'°' --~-~-i!i!1'11-•I ;;! Wlolor ~, lmmott.'11i0· No pell. Call l'¥l:eo , '·' -' '•"'' DEism:-ua ·PG«t~. iiiiiiil.-.....a ,~., ..... \ . •• .. ,1 ,. ' . ;1; ' ( • 0 . Escapt with Uf ICl.th•!rfteai'.tal,tJQlt,1.nd o(V1ua del ~whet'e-th' lfritlblltis it g~h~fl•u{tal, ind th• w.v of tfr. ls •• trarKiuil or eKciti"!I as you cure to .,,.k, ii. L•km1d1 lfv1ng mal(ei th• dlllertN:fl for 1hnse enjoying bolling, auctding founteins and sWlm rn1 rig 11 ctOM 11 vour Ptitio-dtck. Lt1nd lowrs will tppreciate tctn of exquisitely lendsca~ grounds and walkwa ys, l/llr.1~ Each apartment-home inctudn every co nc eivtblf! luK• ll'.l ury 1ppointmtnl, lik• air<ondit1oning and 1p1c1el I • Ktund p1oofin9 to ln1urt your comfo rt end pn-..cv. The Yach1 Club otrers tlandball, gvm and sauna~. g.anitt and 1oclet 1ootns. Living anv.where else 11 out of 1he qun tlon 1fter setl"ng Viii. de! La90. ..~-.. ~r .. ~.,..,.r·;o~~~~t~c;·~-~'.~·,~·i,.,.~·~·~-.~f ~-·~ .. ci-~-~-~·ti-~--;.;.~:~:~:-~:~-~-~-~J 'tlili:";.w.~-&AOIElDRROOMATTHE "'•-A"'Trno\C?IVE===:-:1:-:B:;;R'°'a:::vall::;;. r.11. v~,,._ P!lll t& Pat< .,.._a..""-""'" Am M,lir . ..,.. ~\ · t~; • Lr!<. ii• •,. ~ Rllll ~Ill', W -ll iin. · ...... .Ip!. I Blf. I Bo. .PCll 1111, J )te.,$3SIO!o Bll,'l. 0 ba &itll'- .... ~ t• T W'IJ• • . & Ima. Jitl,"-· --• Me. lo Me. 1 1111, 1 ... ocoan.~ts. s:Ylftfr/utl pd. llllS Volo"' ' £fflt1enciw. 1, 2. 2 plui ~tn: flo"'.' $,190, Furnbhed ind 11nfurfd*I mod.U ~PtQ. dail'I nine1 'til da rk. From 1Ple San OltgO FlttMy 'altt HerboJ Blvd. to Adams and Men Verd• 01\vt. ~1SOO: "'"mo. ' ' ' -.. 1181 L --I -Siii JllY, 2111 11'. Balboo do. Nl'. --, ' ..... " -. .. Im CM. .. • ' ' ·-------- • • . \ I r ' \ • DAILY l'ILOT q, ~ 16, 197Z • i.;;;;;;;;;;;;~li;l~;l11 ~!Apt;-;. -;;""";·;:;-;·~u~•~~~~;-;. ~-~-;;;-~l;;l•~,..,~11~-..~ ... ~~~·---;--l ;;;~;-.!~~:.~-~-~. ~::: .. •:l~=::~:f~.:1~~LNt~'-~;;-;;';-~;-·:~l~:~11 l=~ I~~= ,_ .. Uni ...... m o:::,,=c=-... ~ .. ~.:-'.-~'.". ... ~~~ I ~ro'°UND""',_,.,_...,.-.. -.. '"i.-.. -, VlC. llAmotia w.,. • Ttttll<I. llOB"S GAllDDIDIG -• ~ DRESSMAKINci* ,.._ ... .,. NOwpMt -Appr 1700 Ill fl Air CJOod. 2 about 1 yr. old, Veey friead. CM I mo old bJk pat Pot.. i UND9CAPING &uonabl•. ~ CNt•-o-MM dn. Nat to ly, Vlcinlt)t NIWIO't Wat di• $10t Reward! lrYinl Dlll\al&W 'e Mf.-oet• -· l'ftl Contnll, S9G No. I troct. ,.... eollar. 54Ml9'/-'1614. Compl-Aftorotlon""""'4iJlii Randolph Avt., C • M • 961--4J97. REWARD. Small wh1le "'-5.W-t299 a.fttr 5pftl. Neat, accurate. 20 )'tan Gf. WHY PAllK NIWPORftRS llfe8tillllll zo STAY HOMI ON Sparltlq Ntw Adult AoCL 5*«i'JO "* 1« M r · F'ND miud Cocbr blond _..., l'umllllod & l,lnfumllhod WI.KINDS e 2 BR, 1 BA. F\lrn 1l25 • e 2 BR, 2 BA. Uni. l2UI : • cockapoo, 1em., "Sody'' AL'S t4rxttcapilll-Tree Tiie Bardrn. ~ about 6 lnOIL 23 lbl t/12. Dana Pt. can Teny, l'IDIWl1.. fU'd •••..w1,._ -----,----~I ;;.SW;,;;;.a;;.:io:.:,..-_-__ ...;;....;455~ v.,, Slater " BuobUd, F.V. ew. '911-Cla; day a-21&!. TINll !llalq. lot cloollal) CERAMIC tile MW It from $130 to $215 mo Bachelors • 1 ldrm• 2 ldrm1 • i ldrm1 WOUI DN'T YOU? · '::;. = ... '.":' .. ':t 600 to TOO IQ. ft. in new warehoule, W. Cotta Mesa. $100/mo. mtll53. 963-2965. LOST Sat Mal< 1ri11i -· Risiolr ~J1$-2!!:,, r<m<l<kl. Fne eot. Small FOUND toy C.olUt, tmi&)e, tn eo.ita Mesa. Jtewud. llALLDRAN'S lawr ltn'fcie. jobl Mlcome. ~ I Y1 or 2 l'ull loth1 Muter 1iu btdJ'ot)rm w / lrl&h bfam eeUinp. l&rif' Uvin1 room w I J::M or wood bumlni: tlrrpla~. Conv8nJ~nt laundry an• ott Jdtchen. Encl"lt'd pa· tlot. 2 aw!mmlna pools. aauna. ttcrcatliQn tacfll. ties. Security iiuanl. No ..... Modol1 Open 'Ill I pm. 2700 Poter"° Woy, CM nr Hi1rbor Blvd & Ada ma 545-5025 --------Pork-Llko Surroundlnt It's all here for you to enjoy Saturdays and -~undays and ail week long, too. S'IS0,000 health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 light- ed tennis courts, bicycle trails, putting green, shuffleboard, croquet. Spacious junior l's from $174.50 monthly, plus 1 or i-bedroom plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed- room1. All wi\h electric kitcheps, r,nvate bal- cony or patio, -carpeting, draper es. Subter- ranean parking, elevators, optional maid ser· vice. Go\trmet food market, dry cleaner, beauty salon on grounds. See beauillully fur· nishecl models today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other times by appointment. Just north of Fashion lshl'~d at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills Road.· · PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS on the bay folophone 17141 644-1900 for ront1I information. Apt. Unfurn. :NS"Ajii:-Unfurn. :N5 QtJlEI' DELUXE Huntl . e. ch N rt e. ch 2 A 3 BR APl'S. ngton 1 tWPI o Pvt. Patios* Htd. Pools NF.\V deluxe 2 BR ln 4-plex. LA PARISIENNE Nr Shop's * Adults Only Nr S.-Potnt1. Shag crpts, all 1 81''1 unr. Sll5 to $160 :Martlnlqa• .Apts. bl!nl', drl)I!. enr.I gar. No FIREPLACE. H EAT ED •-Sa--A A C 'I pets. $165. 54()...4484. POOL. Adut!f; 11.111 ...... na ve ... l'!. Cll4) -w . 'l•r Apt 113 64""2 2 BR apt. Closed 1arage. '1'"""~ "' ., · · ,,.........,,. Acroes from Golf Course" O'pb, drp1. Child Ii: 1mall LRG 1 BR. $140 + Dep. pet ok. Sl40/mo. 847.8149• 20432 Santa Ana Avr. crpts, carport l lndry in bid&. Nr. lihop!I, &ehls It. latuM i&.ach SF.ACLTFF l\1nnor Apts. 1 hwy. AvaJJ !/20. 998 El Br. $144. 2 Br. S164. Pool. C C OCEANFRONT, Co n d o , Ctp~. drps, bltn!, l'lll'h. amino, Apt 1. M • BlueBlrd Bch, J B R , diapl. 15Z Placentia Ave. 546-045l. ttlevntor I: pool, $400 per Ask about out· diACOUnl. DELUXE 2 Br, 1 1~ Ba Stud.kt mo., 1 yr. le1.1e, 499-U69. · 548-2682, ~-dead-enld 'bh'ttl t. crp~s, 2 BR. 2 BA. delux apt. N. e SPACIOUS & unu11Ual 2 BR .... ,..s, poo • tm. pnv. 1 t 127' Adlt townhou•e -21.' •-all child k N el)I , !'tc. ~ mo. a, no 11 ...... patY:,11. Sl!ii 1 ° · 0. Jl!l!I. 494-WGO. bltn11. 6 mo old, Call llft 6 nr pets. 548-TI54. I~---------wltnd11 ~1156 Shady Elma lllld Pool Lido Ille I ·D-R_E_A_M--eot_ta_g_•_o_n_l_h< 1A2BR.S140up. t y I "Br t FUrn. AvaJJ. Children's sect, e BA YFRON1'""3 BR. 2 ha, wa @?', ear Y. "" • cp 11• II b'tn I I •-Id drps. $280. dock avail. ELM GARDENS Apt11, l77 a .'l nc wu,..,r Y~ 675-1145 ., E. 22nd St. CM Gf)..3645. l frffzer, frplc, gA.1'. $5)(1 mo, yrly lllf'. Avail Oct. 1111. NEWLY decor. upper 3 BR. D•ne Pol.,t 67~7687.______ 2 ba., frplc. yrly lease $280 u. v·-mo, Newport S h o. re 1 , OCEAN view, lllJ'ie 2 Bn. 2 ,...-N •rd• ~. BA. L'Ptl, drps, "bltlns, iiun UPPER, c:iear 2 Br. en<:! OCEAN/BA y J . Br, 2 Ba. balcony. $190. per mo. itar. Nr. OCC & .1hop'f. Yrly S290 mo. Adults ~ no 837-3927 or 837-5178. Adulta, no pets. 2984 Royal pets. 1n1v~ \V, Balboa Blvd. ' 19J -SMOG frtt, M\Y 2 BR Palm Dr. Sf :; 2 Imo· TI4/673·5890 or Zl3/699-K2.Y4. 645-3515. studio apt. ~s/dTpll. gar. ----------1 NE\V duplex. Yearly 3 BR, 2 lndry facll. 496-1:;69 or N•wpert h•ch Ba: $325: 2 Br .. 2 ba, $275. 644.-686.1. NE\\'PORT JSL, Sha. ~BR Frplc.. ocean/bay v u . rp ' 962-0349 or 213/G9+-11.s:I. lest Bluff \Vater front. Open ll..4. Sat· _ _ -·-·--..._ Son. "116¥J 38th St. CANAL 3 Br., new shag, gold e DELUXE e PARK Newport--,-.-, -11ppl., mn dk .. dock avail. 3 BR. 2 BA Apt for lease. .,. blea•• I Br 1 1 Yrly. $3X,. Adults, no pell!. ••U ""• . un , ap . lncld ape.c. master suite, dln 644-692fi eve", 646-4846 dayi. 1 _61_>-_2_124~. _____ _ nn A dbl raraze; auto door A,pt, Untvrft. 315 J BR, close-to beach. No opener avall. Pool II' pe\8. $225. Recreation rea. Newport h•ch CM. William90n Rltr 548-6570 • 1:11; • 86.j Amij:os \Va)', NB hfanqed by W1WAM WALTERS. CO. DELUXE 2 Br. w/fittp1acc. Pool tacllltle•. Adult1. 1215. 1>1 Domtns:o Dr. Apt A, NB Hunll....., iiliocto ON BEACH! 2 BR,2 BA Uni. l'>'. $251 2 BR. Furn Fr, $308 ADULTS ONLY P'umlture AvaUable C a r p eu.dra~sh,vuher healed poo1-«aunas-tennl11 rec l'OCll'n-OCean YleWI pattos.ampJe parktnc Security GulJ'tia. J Br, 2 ba, y~arly. Step" to EVC,UJSWE-· 1 oc<"" • bav. $28.i. Anitu, A! Jonts Rily, 673-tiZlD EXECUTIVE DELUXE 3 BR. 2 BA~. ~Upl~e. RESIDENCES bit ... patio, 'h blk bay • beach. $110. yrly 56--7098 THAT LOOK 3 BR .. 2 ba. a ... to bay " DOWN ON TIIEBAYCWB TlllNftV«n1ll"9• .£ lllelldutN ....... '\' EJep.Dt, 1'CW apu1nllflf IUo idtncel .,..ilh views to tbe .,., Dtsiped in 1ho ~perb I contemporary French rndi· • tloa. J1ndat"1ped like a royal prdcn. th«!' Mach. $290 Mo., yearly Agent 67;)-1642. OCEANRONT: lge. J BR, 2 hA I ha:. .$3251$375/$425. Tho Irwin Co., Rltrs &M-61ll J~.; blks to beach -2 BR up- pt:r. W /W crpt. Winter or }'T'ly. 142 "47th, 6/i.>-5926. ~1/tl.L 1 BR. Upstair.,;. Stove & refrig. incl. $175 pu mo. Yearly. 673-2388 • Untiu.:el1td vit w• ,nd NewPort Heights no mUar. Vft)' well tn1Md. 6'.5-2161 qu.lttywo, Ir ma ft 1 ll i'p. Tutoring VII:!. &thard le Tllbtrt nHablt re~ atttr 6 -,,.,==.,..,::--"":':~'.".'. 11' E. 20th St, C,I\(, -.r1 QUIET t b<, .,. patio. Miac. Ront1l1 · 4'5 Bltlm. Nr. E. 17th St .. F.V. Call aft 6:30. 968-6112. LOST rn&le Irlllh Setter. 9 ,,;,.. """"• ;:"n.,.'"'CH A Gennan Muons mo. old. hi.I lkin dlleaM p.m .. ...,......,,..,.,. ~ su:.i, ping. 3J4 Ogle Sti OVERUX>KING Bay -1BR -'--"-~~~----· i Trailer le cnbana. F'\an. Huntlntton Beech Avan. Oct. 15. $140 mo. FOUND blk. L • brad or Vic: H.B. area. 545-'1453. ='E"'x"p=f'"'n""T,-"'J_a_p_a_n_•.,.-•'e I by former Frtnch IOYt"'" w/wbije cbed I: i:-wi. Vic. Cardentr know -how, rnent tranalator. Write P.O. Box 613, So. llUNTINGTON Garden 1 Pu&Mna. 21.J.-799--8211 or AplJI, Hell al Dols& Chica. $48--0838 V\ctorta 1: American Wy., 1!sr :, ~ ~ uplcffp. 'pta.nt; peat, trim ReaainabJe. 5*-2402. C.M. MS-U411. c!Mnup. !l6W4!6 --------- BLACK Shaggy I haired Bayside. 640-(l426. · , terrier/Cocker ~re chett * LANDSCAPING *I l[jJ) 846-1323, Compare • ~ FOR Rent of1 Jt1'fft parkine what y<JU're mi.Hin&:. Fr. spaces 10x3o, night llfhUar. SIJ0.$260. $10/mo. 2436-B Newport DELUXE Apt.prlv. patio, Blvd., Costa l!len. 5'8-1322. mu11lc. 6 pool1, .auna, ten- ~. VlcMurd.,.Pm.wl 1 ~ Ntwl&wD1,Sprl1.kler.•, 847~. ,,.. . lmtrvctltn tJ ~ ::"tis.cleanup. Stall! µed .. YOUNG female blade &: tan Dtn'Ol .... ~.......... Job Wanted, Mlle 711 Genna11 Shepherd pup found .-.........,.., exper., v1c. Dwyer Intenn. Sehl., Schools & crnplt. ser., call GeTr.ft. YOUNG man with palntln& I ni11, $130. Spacious Poolside LOT, 1eDOed, •toraee, C.M. Bungalow nso. 846--0259. Bot.ti, campeta, etc. 50c per H.B. 5.16-n81 alt 6 pm. l11structlent 575 53S-2300 dayg or Ar 1 e plumbing f!XJ)erlence netdJ 213/631)-.54.63 p.m. full·time em p 1 o y m e n t , ft/$8.50 minimum. 642-656(). M~ blonde M1.Y puppy. INTER.ESJ'£0 tN A -I~ ~I -;;;;;;;;~· I~~~ Room• 400 Auto tr1n1port .. 1on 51! ROOMS .$11 wk. up w/klt. NEED rider/driver. Lea\'; $30. \\'k up Apts. Low Cdi.'f 8 am, lea\'.f' downtown monthly rate1 2376 Newport Vic; Ari.ams & • St.one"'OOd. REAL ·ESTATE CAREER? (Magnolia) \\l~anrn: flea (7l4) ~ll92 $110 collar & tag. 962-4798· Academy Real Estate FOUND mixed Te.rrier PUP-Contract .l Ins. School py, ·Brown &. whlte. Vic. 325 Oki No. Nwpt Bl.,~ Dutmoor Cir. in H.B .. R.E. F.ducation Since 1964 96S-1ro1 . I~~~~~~~~~ FOUND in Mesa Verde[ r Blvd. CM 548--9755. LA 4 pm. 6'll·3048. area, yo~ng, thin black cat 1· ·~ -· 1rs with white-chest & 1eet. . _...._ft _ Lovely room, prlv home S65/mo, Employe-d gentleman <lr 1 t u de n t • :l46-1713 tves. Rm,. kltch, laundry, le pool priv. Htg Bch. 842-5270: ~12 PRIVATE room with pHvate 'b&th and entrance. S35 wk. N.B. area. 645-314.l FURN. util, student/prefer- red. CloAe to OCC/UCl. $55 mo. 642-8520, WOMAN will 11hare her ~ with same. Park Aw., I l.."\guna. 494-3808 alt 10 am Guo1t Homo 415 *PRIVATE ROOM* for ambulatory lady. Good food, nice checr1·u1 sur· roundlng11. 1 * Call 548·47!>3 * COME see, have your parerit cared tor a.s you would do, time permltUng. 642-9278 R1nt•l1 t• Share LADY 11h11.tt my lovely 4 Br 21~ Ba. home. l>'rp1 e. DiJ>hcs, linens, wshr/dryer, dshwt'. t.rg )Td. Nr, May Co. $100kno. Please no smokers, no drinker s. 540--2442. OCEANFRONT 2 Br furn 11pt, ,v/sundc<'k, $150/mo. Seash<lre Dr. NB. Yearly. Female. Bh.\.'ll 10 It 1. tl.fj..()111. flea collar. 54:>.1618. ]I•J sr. Bernard. female. Vic 2•bysittint Kaiser Sehl, Costa Mesa.j_....; __ _,_ ____ _ ~;;;;mmm.:;~~ I 548-$039. BABYSITI'ING infants to 3 ........... • BICYCLE found near l5th yrs. ~xper. mother. Loving attentive care. Days or fiaf'p'J &rthJa'I 530 Sall" From Your Friends ALL BOATERS ATTENTION! Seamanship I: Small Boat Handling courses offered free <lf charge by the Hunt· lngton Bea('h Power 'Squad· ron. Nc\v clasSt's start al 7 Pi\I Tueliday, Sept. 121/1 &: \1·iJI br held CVt'l)I' Tuesday night fot• ll \VeC'ks fll the Jluntinc:1on Bench JI i g h &hool, 17th & l\1ain Street, r.oom 1.16. Any questions t·nll (714) 9G2-1834. * HINDU SPlRITUALIST * ~t this all •cha.nae y<>ur whole outlook on life tor the better Prolesti<lnal advice on lite. Licensed.· Readings daily, JO AM-10 PM . 492-9136, 492-9034. 312 No El Camino Real, San Clemente. Street, Newport B ea Cb , ·i Pit' al'° H B 675-2067. ~. 1me • • . FOUND: Small b~ack male e RELIABLE sitter, ma~ Cock-a·poo vie Newland &: " exp. 6 am-6 pip.. wkdys. Slater, F.V. 842-403.'i. $5 per day incl. lunches. 234- FOUND in C.M. Small •z. C Flower St .. C.M. {rear). Samoyed do(. 6 4 2-O 5 4 5, 546-1308. Babysitting in My Home Anytime. $4 per day FNf3': Parakeet, blue band In Ea~ -Bluff. Ralph 644-1065. with e 54()..1769 • eau l-~--'~~~~-B"bysit.tlng Starting Oct. 1st. Mon. thru Fri. * 645-.1116 * MaJe Collie. Vic: Santa An&. (Ralght &: Warner), 551-3619.1---------- Carpenttr _L_os_t ______ sss LARGE OR SMALL SMALL black <:At \V/fiea All Typ;;!S \\'ork? Cut doors, collar vicinity Warner & panel, renJOdel, l in i a h, F.cl\r<1rd:;;, H.R. Re\vard! frame, repairs, etc. 962-~961. Day~ 8 9 6 -3 2 O 1 , eves CUSTOM woodwcnic panel· 1!47-8807. ing. Cabineta, Gen'l repairs:. SINCE Tues. 9/5, Orange Ph. Duke D a D u r k a • Tiger male cat. Dea collar. 646-Ta98. lfas 1 damag~ eye (purple) l---------- 645-.170.1. Cet.erous Reward! C•rftlf Service -140 Cab~lo, C~. JOHN'S carpet & Upholstery FEML hg-ht S1ame.st: cat Dri·Shampoo 1 re e Sc:otch- w/fita rollar. Vi(' 22nrl St 11' guard <Soil Retardants). Sanla Ana Ave, C . M · ~asers &: all rotor 642-0068. brighteners &: 10 minute LOST 9/6 vie Mesa Verde, bleach for white carpets. U , gm parakeet. 0 WkdayJ1 Save your money by saving 8/4, 642-8584 or .545-7'J29 on me extra trif>!I. WW clean wkends. Vicki, Reward. living rm., dining rm. & LOST-Malt' Trish Setter hall $15. Arry rm. $7.50, wearing red b a n d a n n a , couch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. wound on side, n e fl d a exp. is what counts, not medication. Call 645-7534. method. I do work myselt. 5 MONTH old female lrish1:-Good=-"'-r._53_i--01_01_. __ _ CASH FOR COINS Sett.r '°'' Sept. 9th vk. Coilint• Silver, Gold, Collections, H • --,.,."°'..,......,_,,...=-A Callf<lrnla St.. . B . 1- BACHELOR wiU-t.share 2 BR condo in San Juan Qlpis- trano with ftmale. Rent trte. 496-1138, alt 6 PM, FURN. Luxury 3 BR .Jv>me, view, frpl, Responsible male only, $100. 499-4329. ccumulatlons, U.S. Type, ~. * SPARKLING WHITE F<lrt'ign and Stamps Needed New acoustical.ceillnp PAY TOP OOLLAR ORANGE stripe male kitten. AJty time, 644-n83 Rase. LADY w-.:s refined lady to share 11.pt. Ocean vi~\\'. San Clemente, 492-9541. Office Rent•I OLD COIN SIIOP Nan1es "FirehoSt" Vic: l~-'--;,,...-~--- 222 Forest, L.B. 494.7m Corona Highlands. Wearing Cement~ Concrete PROBLE'ltf Pregnancy. Con-~n~'ac.."'c.;..11.::"':..·.;6_,,_:_74~14-· ___ ,rREE Estimates on concrete fident, s y m ·pathetic GOLD mexh bracelet wR tcb. work. Call & :1tt how tn- pregnancy couJ1Beling. Abor-Lost Tues nitt', Costa ME'Sa, expensive your concrete job tion &: Adoptions ref. AP· Reward. 644-1595. can ~-CUlltom work. No CAI\_E. 642-4536. LITI'LE girl'11 dog still lost. job too small. 897-7n4. Hlulfltl preferably in oonstruction indu.stry. 60-0022. General "'"""" • Moving Stak~ Truck w/Jltt 1ate. Man & !rude. fl,50 hr. GOOD TYPIST 64.'H);OO Wiii do your typlnt •t TREE I< lrg planl removal. hor homo, Will rlck~p RototiJ, renovate, yard •ncl cfellv1r lou H .. I., cleanups. l\1ow/haul. Call F.V., W11t, 75a per Pl• M&T. 642-1403. or wlll work by hour YARD, prage cleanuJ>ll. call 147-3095. Remove tnl'I, dirt. ~· NEED help at born.et Wt Dr Iv e w a y s , :radmii. have Aldts • Nurses • 847-2666. Rousekprs e Companions Y AJ\D & Carqe Cleanup. e Homtmaker1 .. Up john Free est. 1 da)'I. call 547-«iSL anytime, 548-503!. '•FC~-b-ltpr-IOO--Mu-.-Pr-e-r.t-·' GEN. Hauling. Tree/shrub PT, my place <ll' yours, Will trim. Gar Ir yd cleanup, take FC your booM or train Est. 839-2303, 557--6904. & super your girl 615-3669. SKlPLOADER & dump tnick Attractive, mid -age work. Coocre~. asphalt, COMP ./HSKPR, live in, for !ti.wing, breaking. 1146-IDO. rL'fined adult. .213: :182-2090 HouteclNnir.g eves. MESA O•anln::. ClitPets, Help Wonlod, M i F 710 wlndom, floor!', etc . ACCEPTING Applications: Resid/com'I. 557 -6742,Cooks Re1Je1Adinnar 548-4111. Hostess/cashier P/t wkndl HOUSEKEEPING, exp & Diahwa!ilier over 1S arvyd. re11able. Does everything. Cocktail w a 1 tre1 1 A Ref. Own trarwp. 5'8--0363. waitresses. Apply at Colony Expert HoutKlt•ning Ki t c b e r.' Sall Juan By Day. Refs. 836-06&8 1;Caiiiipiitsiitranoii_ iiii,iiiiOiiiiiiili-f Dedic.ltecl Cl••nfng Accountant11 * WE 00 EVERYTHING * F /C Bookkeeper Refs. F'r'eft e1t, 646-2839 Escrow Sec'ys Prof. C•rpet Cleaning Adm Aasi1t·Tr~vel Also windows le floor care Exec. Secrttanes Call Dutch 537·1508 Bain-4ipm Secrrtary H,OUSE OF CLEAN ~.;l•rk F1oors, 'vindows, crpt, walls. A/P Constr. 6 yrs. in area. 6'2-Q24. NEWPOJt.T to 112K $800 lo $700 lo l700 l&!G $600 1560 1150 Open DA YWORK A·l Ptrnnntl At*ncy O\VN TRANSPORTATION 133 Dav•r Dr., N.8. e 5l3--l038 e I 642-3171 RELIABLE LADY WISHES 3 DAYS ADVERTISING e SU..1530 e SECRETARY DAY WORK Great oppty. 1or. ambi~, s Hrs a day su,2313 highly skilled girl. Brains, initlatlV\!, A: SH req'd. J•nltorl•I 83l-l670. 1-;,:,...,;,====-==· Jd!'• OeanJng Service ADMINISTRATIVE SEC'Y Residential -CtmunerclaJ S588-$7ll ptt month * M&-6384 * Under gen'l dlre<:Uol'I, per- form diWcult &: complex Me1onry clerical, steno, A sec'l ""'Orll. BRICK, BLOCK & Hi schl ""d & 4 yn o! P'°' Stone work, 646-1903 gre1sively re1ponslble exp. P•intint & Dictation 96 \vpm, typifta 50. •rh Apply City Hall, OJ! Ca.m-P1f1" lfttlnt pus Dr., trv;ne, Cat. 92964 • No Wuting oo. or helot!! 5 pm, Sept, 29, + WALLPAPER * 1972· <n4J 833-3840. ~Wnttfj 4. IJ>ILAM!> 'IVAll.IK@. _..,,..___.._ ESP _ Seanct'·CoulllK'ling • brown & white: fem. Bastn· FREE ldeu, advi~ and )'()Ur homC', clu b. party, Re\'. ji. Reward. 494-6051. estimates. All I chargt for 1t1ickey, 558-1301. P.O. Box SILVER & aprlcnt Silky. is a beautiful. job at a reu. ·Wbtin )'OIJ call "Mac'' APARTMENT ?din, Dp, SIS.1#1 646--lnl cple. f/tlmt. 56 units, ----------1 Tustin. FUll maint, 8f6..3m, YOU Supply The Paint Rms 592-5712 HUNTINGTON PACIFIC TU OCEAN A VE .. H.B. cn•I 538-1'87 loca1ion Pull ala.sJ wills for ocoa a , • Nia-2 Br. Pool. Car. and batbor vicw1 I Crpt$, dl'p8, adults, no pets. ~minute• lo your )'•kht 1 1 Quiet. $165. 642-*Xll. Sm1IJ w1ltrlrot1I ~!lieu i~ Ntwll(lrl'g old C1nMIJ lfll. Sop/JIJ!o(l\!d f\arnl1~il!11 ,.ntct by1on1 111 ol 11'11 S1r1t111 Coal arid ft71 cl 11u1 u ili"C 1hi~1. 728, Dana Pt. 92629, male. Rancho Del Rey price. 645-5073. ' ALCOHOLICS Anonymoul. Mobile H.B. 846-9485. PATIOS-SIDEWALKS Phone 542-1217 or write LOST. Beigt, long haired CEMENT CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. male <:al VicirUty 2Znd :!It., Call Mu ** &M.oosT Painted $10 -ea ave. Also, ======-=-= e..xterlor. Refs 30 Yrs exper. ARCHITECIU~L DratU· 540-7MG. man -Intenned1ate. Min 4-5 yrs. exper. Type 5 bldp. ore open 10 a.m-8 pm Dally WILLIAM WALTERS CO. ATI'RACTIVE brand IM!\Y 4-p]@X nr the bch. 1 II' 2 Bt avail. Beaut. appointed in· eel. \1•/d hook-up, 1rplc, dtwsllr. tncl gar. No pet11. AdultK only. i1 TO -S225 . Sl&-'12Cl. '"Balboa Bay ~ .,,.---------- 4 mlnut.11 to the Bay Club S•nt• Ana :Panoramic T:iew ot C...li .. Isl"d ADULTS ONLY. • 24-lioor •urity PET OK Mon"'d ..,.rd·ho"" DELUXE 2 BR., Sl90 enlrance-visitorsau.ned LARGE l BR., $l60 per yoor in~ruction~ Ooeed circuit securitylV O.wshr, trplc, mlm pool. Lishted 1ubtt1Tanc11ra 557-2125, :IJ342 Santa Ana Ave parkiaJ NEW deuluxe ~plex .apfl. 1 J'rlv1te tlevator lliCrvict BR. ,..._ dt •• in t11cb bull dint ..._.. V-'11• !>ft, .... tns. Larnpllt walkway• dsh\\-'hr, balcony, encl gar. Nr. So. Coa.st sll<lppinr. • Ar.nmcntt dc»iSMd ~nrer. Call 545-2321 or ~N:1=~ New Waterfront Offices }'rnm $210 Ai<>nth Prime Locttion 341 Ba)'Mde Dr., N'pt. Beach BW Gri.indy JUtr. ~161 DESK 1pace available 150 mo. WW provide fumlture at $5 mo. Amwering lltt'Vlce available. 222 Forest Ave, 1..agu,. Beach, 494--9466 ;:::;:;-;:;::-'--'~~µC;;!.M~.c;R<~w'.!ard~._!646-0965~~:_· _· e aJS'roM CEMENT WORK Socl•f Club1 535 Drives, WALKS, patios, FmD YOURSELF . TIME FOR pool dee"'. Don, 642-85:14 m SOMEONE 1'LSE. OUICK CASH PATIOS.PLANTERS DISCOVER THROUGH A All Concrete work. Brick, DISCOVERY slumP<iW>• wk, 891-35.13. nl/8.15-6885 213138<-31'3 DAILY PILOT PATIOS, walk~ drivH. Saw, Any day Is the BEST DAY ;;, WANT AD break, remove I< replace ad' ~·1 -'-'~" ooncret~. 548-8668 for est. run &n • ......,., -.r· ' .. 642 5678 iicaUiiitodiiiii""ii._iiiiiiis.iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiii I Sidewolk1 & Poll .. Lic'd/Bondtd 646-7050 INT &: EXT painting, pape1· Progressive N.B. .ttnn. hanging, natural w o o d 919.3040, ~,;:-5 4 8 - 7 !l 0 s ()T ACR~Tl=ST~----critum~--.. ----1 • CfU'Ptnler, exptr. in working HOUSE-paintini;, int, &: ext.. Vo'ilh handa a: head, to build a cc o u s t i c a I ccilit1·:s, rubdiviaion sales off i c e , reuonable, 1~ c s t . displays a: signs. Call bet JO n4/S36-5857. am &: 4 pm Mon. thnt Fri. SEPT. ult, big di I c.. n4 : 496-fiOOl Capistrano 517-5846, wallpaper &: hang-Beach. l.ng, 10,000. Samples Tbe1 ~A-,-,'"lo-to_n_t_C~ont--ro~l-lo_r_' Hanaman. Must be dqreed, Major or PROF. Paintlna, also roots, minor in accounting. Hot.I aceoos. ceil., lnter/exter. or related exper. de!Ilrable. '* MOVE IN TODAY* Spac 2 & 3 BR in 4-plex. A11 extras. Pool, M:: bldg. Klds welcome. From $139. Sec )lgr, 173n Reelgnn "O", 968-7510 <lr S47-42li0. wuh a Muter'• touch 557_1045. All•~trJc kitchen Privnte pa1io -b11ltQT1its W•stm1nster DESK 6paoe aYaOable $50 * * Llc/lns. Free est. 645-5191. Send Resume To *Child Care CHILD CARE * * * l le 2 BR aptJl, crpt~. dtp_. le bltnrJ. 2 BR h&s frplc Ir wet bar. l BR-$165. 2 BR·S200. Nr. schls A bc:h, 62216th St .. Apt. A. 5.1'--41ro. WALK TO BEACH 1 & 2 Br. Cpt~. cirps, dahwMr, 2ro t.:ith: 303 16th. 147-3957. BEACHBLUFF Aph. 2 Br., 2 Ba.. poal. patio, dahw&hr. 823) Ellis Av(', 147-2226. Pireplacu wi1h tO\jch· controlled ,.., lo1 liJbttrs: WaJl·to-wall arpct Co-ordln.a.tcd CUiiom. d .. _ Spldous 3 "Y mirro~d dtel9fn1 attas 'Bulll·fn wetboin: Sun ray filtered aol1r tlll~S • Tnchtdc.• 'Tbt Yc:f111illc1 Oub" 1Jnique "Acapoko type• aqua bar with belted pool lllld aw decks F.urcllo ud auna rooms BIJliard room Formal prdrn1 2 BR upstairll apt. New w/w Fut11iahrd and \J~furnlahed cpt thruoul. DTJ>t-, i!i~~al. Studio, I, 2. le J·Bedrooma bltlns, Ctir. 9G2-&:.7# for Ooe bedroom/stucilot appt to SH:. /from $19$ mo. WW -lumitutt ---------------""! -----·-"--at$S mo,,..._oervfc<, JMMAC. lg('. 2 bdrm apt., available. l781S Beach BlYd. pool, q u I t: I atmosphere, H a DEPENDABLE a Harbor-Baker area. PAINTING -Honeat, clean.-Pel'90nntl Ma~r guuanteed work. lJoensed BolbO<I loy Club beaut. landscaped. Cl~ to untinrton Beach. Mi-an Sann;, .. Frny. 11411. l38Gl IAY VIEW OFFICES Cedar. 893--0419, Otluxe, alr-condiUoned 2 BDRM 4-plcx, crpts. drps, Redecorated. Udo area bltM.,fenced yd, nr achools Realonomlcs, Bkr. 61~700 · & shopping. $150. mo. No PROFESSIONAL Suite , cltanlng fee. <TI-41 826-47ll. ready to to. Hell at Bohm Ap" Chica, H.B. $ 2 7 5 /mo . ,~;,.. er Unfum. 371 I =-846-=!323=,,· =--.,,-~-~ Ce1t1 Met• ······ -BAYFRONT office fol' rent approx, llOO IQ'. n. on 2nd floor, be.y view $340 per mo. m,~ OFFICE-Store. 52> IQ. IL OU St. Pltg. Util. 2052 N•wport Blvd .. CM 6'6-1152 Trader's Paradise lines ·times dollars 546-4145 Contr•ctor ODELorrenovate. General contractor • tone. Uc . .l bonded. 90 yrs. exp. Fne •at. 831-UOO. • imund. 61!>6741), 1221 W. Cout Hwy PAINTINC &: PAPERING, Newport Beach 19 yn In Ha.i-bor area. Lie A ATTENTION bonded. Ref's rUrn. 642-2356. S•l11wo111en a Men PIHlor, P .. cll, R.,alr $11,000 tb $!0.000 Glamorous, excttlng, adven-* PATCH PLASTERING turoua 1aJu career wfth AD t;ypes. 1'ret estimates Clubpaciflca flying all ot JACK Tau Jan e-Repait call 5'IM825 U.S. lG Mexico. No are bu'-remod., a&U~ ~ yn. exp.1 ·,.=1'"u-m"'b'°'l_nt ______ , rif!l'I. EU'll aa yoa team. lJc'd. My Woy Oo. s.1-. Ctll Mr. McDllnlld at Dralilo unctoa<tl -fl.SO 545-!Mn or !557-4751 Ad=k*• ~~~ Sewer U~ to·lOO' -$15 AVON CHRJS'iifAS F.ARK· HAVE: 4: Br, 2 ba Mesa. dtl 27' tnbd C(Ult. aJ;boatr .19&6 ~ * scg..2170 * 549-2002: * INGS can M!p malcie the ~far home. Want: vacant Royal Vllrlna ••'5900 val:· . . 9 PLUMBING e holidays happier tor YolJI' land or Jot. w/Npt moor.47Q vat. Sea· Drlvow•yt lnsb\.U..ReinodM-Repatr entire family! tt'1 euy tell· 3 BR 1tpt. $260. 2 BR a11t 1'wo bedroom. I fro• Slt.S $185. 21732 s. Brookhlll'llt. Delli.It three bedtooftll **NEW** LA COSTA APTS. Ue Pertyda, Realtor sond 2nd~ val Trd OCEANVJ:E\V Conltr. ()>. Free Est. Lie. 5IJ-8772 Ing, ftne Avon productl tar PLUSH •mall 3-otfice suite, 546-1698 or 494-$488 all or pt tor mtr hm 7'1Ukq Out qeclalt.y tn asphalt PLUMBING REPAIR our irTelilttble Olrt1tmu Newport C.-. -· or IVOODLAND HUi. home --"'-~----I repatt., ~vtor, -1coatlng, No jo~ 1011 ~ CsbJogue, can N 6" · Call (163.2718 or 540-3218 Moclch opco ta.a IO 6 I& LRG aun. 28A •P< bill.,, ~THE NEW Jaw.t rm. no pell!, $190 per mo. t6).0851 aft. 2 pm, $140 • eNro:t 2 BR Carpet, -. noae 6 .,...n ~ ON TllE ILUFFS ........ llMsil AT NEWPORT J BR townhauae w/!rplc, .From Newport Jl<Ki.lcvarcf, W"Ahr/dryttt1 bhns, · paUo. rum •t Hoepi11I Jtc.d (one !US~·;!ICl:~-~,-.-.,,.,-':=:-1 hloc:t 1bove Pa.clftc ~ LAROE 1 BR '1 BA. erpt.I JtiJb,way at LM.Jo hie) ao c:ntnncc-. • drapn, Ph' H2·HU, DooaJd J, Sdiolz. Com- / Evk uuto5. ,~.,. '90i.Caaaer La1c. I & 2 lodreom • Bullt·ina • Shai carpelt e Drapes • Walk Sn clotet1 e S..lmmtng Pool e Bar-b-Que1 e .Enclo~ed Clr3'fe All Utilities Paid Adults. no prts Watkin& dlstllnc<' to ~pph~ et.nttr. U4 Avoc .. St., C.M. MS.9711 LGl!l t a a ar. sm a ~ ~ letd; cw...;. · n<id pr, -6'ctl ~ Tohi 1 .. , (711)-li!s.u""'!!.,.~J'ftl"!,ML[!'!'!lllvy!!"'~lhe 1 ."'°:=.~!:::b~.=IG-6'9::::::_ ___ • ..,============~ _ .... __ 11u_tt_. ____ _ b 6'2-3013 ~.000 val. !:qt> 127.000. ' 5G' G.tf kotch <lleool -ii a l'Mille 66-5170. * cc.31:18 * l!40-'lllC1. 2 Mjoin!OC e!llcor, buoy 1 .. Br, 2\1 Ba, pool. Fer p!Me, In Spoln $12,liOO. Trodo *" "lildri.;.1.: >COLE PLUMllfNG BAlll/Sll IER . 5 .r.,.., 7,30 tertectton c.M: $90. UW'• lncom(' prop. Mqi.11 Co., boat or ! • • • 10 u noon. t tchool chUd, l incl. M2-6S60. .. RJtr. 64().00S5, . 546-84(8 eve&. EL ECJ'RICIAN. , UeitMld, ~ br. ttrvlce. &a-llll Infant Ute ~. · STA ~ md I' HAVE 12 •·"~e unll<, New· borllled •• <-·• jobo,_ malnL ,Pool .......... I T\'ansportatlon A im 1 8u1iM11 Rallllaf 445 rvwcr p ucts, o., """'...,. Wf:";;J .-I 1•-at-mull. ~""'967 ....... """" aa1 ' tr1JWUl1iaon con-port BCACh:; want commer-• re~ OOl!r~ nit• ... ~':""_ · · '•THE FACTORY", COJ> dltlooero. Tr•de tor car, cial or lnch,.lrlal. O<!rdonl... CWro~ "ninun!n& ~ ~,!~~ .. M !'°."" slslinJ of 32 uniqu~ boutique boot, real f!'~tale or any TllE mwm 00. • noman bal.N the rap., -....,. • ......., .,,,,..., - obope, bu I oponJnp In th< equity 613~. REALTORS 64U111 EXP., Ila~, ~. · ' Gld 1\1, boy It. El<p, Rot. ' mall ranglor ln>m• l!O mo. 2\1 ACRES NO. Calif. EQUITY ol R·I !cit w/ltm Oomt>loti ~ .. ,..ylco pools, J>O:Ole:t.mode'::..: °'!II lrutl. Lita htolretpbw. 4Z llOlh St., N•wpirt Blacb, 'l'rffl, c1... to 1.,.,; a Ilse, !'l'p1 Hitt. t . el Ip KatnAitull, tlM6ll. ::~1 .i-:~ .... ~ , 673-l6illorl!CU5211 lalte. $2100. value, Tntlo . b .. In J'I, Tia1Jn~ forCOllPbETE Law it A ~ BAB\'Sll"IER ·Plft tllno •S You don't -"-IUll IO tor car, or 7! am dttpl<'< or ]i,. In NB/ Gll'lltntiw -· H•Gttior -· 1 R.,alr tll,yl. f:!O am 10 1:11 jon. l "Draw J'ut" wt.en,... ,i.c.e (71') -La,rtma. Prine: onlf, $17""!1f A t:lwMp. 3lm ~ ... , ,. , , • , .. ~ dlll4, l -· Lomb an lld In 1111! DAILY PILOT ' ' JAPANp!E Gard•ntr, .t'lm'llll Homo_,. ..,... DIR.. - Want Adil Can "'l'J • • -* * * * * 1 * Oomoloto "Yonl -k Ult! Allltll&tw. --Da'lli! 3oll ltllo Int MW! ... lb-Im. -----------·· -·'•il.!a.-.p;~~!_FIM~Oll.~.0-~~l ...... rt ''-c.113-41n. ~Nt\'rl I \ I I .. I wan "' m; M Sal ;n BE & "' N. and ... call Join Coa. \Vo day, •nd and Age In mM BOY priz 1 yr or ISL 40 ho able some "' -Hard Blvd. CASH dinin """" i-totel llwy, ClfEF yacht fur Carib Aege scboo Area. dable Npt hnw No.< -9263;. '""""' Ang<! Now FR lroll5 Ulm PA Apply 9 am bulldl •• • • ' -·• ][Ii] l'-_r,._•••_•""__,j[ll) ·I.__"_...,_,_·__, ,____"''"'-'""•__,l[Il]I .__I _"•k_, ·__,l(Il] ;;' ~b·~··-~lllll~#~ l~·-2 -· ~'~~~' ;; .... _ ..... ·-· ~l~~I Help w ... 1ec1. M & F 110 Help WontM, M & F no Help w-. M & F 11• 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BABYSITl'E&n!lhtJ. ""''· COIJNTER Girt • Mr. Bes! H 0 U S D<EEPEIV-.... tbN Fri. for 3 'If'. old boy, Oeanen. 29J9 E. Coast ion, live-la tor ektd'ty Help w-. M & F 111 Help Wanlwd, M & I' 111 Help Wantw, M & P 710 Auction 114 Auction R..£.Dorr NOW! ..... s~e~~~~ ... , Exoer~:!i.AoG.~~1nr l;;;;;;;:;;:::;;;;;;:;;:A=N;;;N=o=u;;;N;C:;l;:N;G;;:;;:=;;;;;I So.nta Ana l~libta: area. ""'°'>'• Corona dcJ Mar. ~'Ol'IWI. Mlalt drive. C.dM ~can d1cya only. COVNT 61J.-S510. * We're on the mD\le and need manattmftlt co. n e e d s Tran.ot&lobo trw.v•I. Cltl htlp! 11 yo11 want a Proles-sharp, ptol'90hnble. a 11 ------·===~---! An Jmportant ER Girt, 9am-noon. SABYSITJ'ER. want~ within Apply Adams Ave Donuu. waJIOng dist, Of Npt. Elem. 91)19 Adam. Aw, H.B. AUCTION 1 child. Not mo~ thin 12 k .,,,,, ~ Customer Snv. Asst. hrs. a wee . ,,._,....,,. BABYSmER. CdM. Mon PART T IME thru 1'T1. 2 to S pm. Some eves. 675-2800 ew:s. BABYSITTER, 2.& p m . wkdays. St/hr. Founta.ln Valley. 968-3432 aft 6. BAKERY SALES CLERKS For Qua.Uty Bakery Apply In pef'IOn only to Mr. Ande rton 3444 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mer Equa1 Oppor. Empjoyer BARMAID-Llttle John's Inn. Call 545-9963. Try us you'll like us! BARltfAID-4 nites. Apply in person, The Tin Liuie, 7S2 St. Oair, C.M. Barmaid wanted. Lotus Room. Costa Mesa 54;>-9882 Beauty Operator1 wanted. New graduatl'S wel· come. Guarnn!Cf? + com· mission. Apply In person, Montgomery Ward! Beauty Salon <2nd floorJ, 'm'l 11unl· ington Centt>r, 1-ltg Bch, BEAUTICIAN \\ith following & also part time help. TlK' Beauty Ba7.aar, 2604 Avon, N. B. 548-5212. BOOKKEEPER Pharmacy expcr. N.B. area. Send resume to P.O. 8Qx 10880, Santa Ana, Calif. 92711. BOOKKEEPER -Assislant, $500-$600 per mo. Phone 644-6156. BOYS: New Co. Expansion Has created openings For men 21 & Up to Start work immediately $98.$128 WK. 547.0013 DAILY DELIVERY of DAILY .PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY, to newspaperboy1. Require1 the we of a Station Wagon or Van. Omtact Mr. Harry Seeley, 330 West Bay St, Cotta M.,. DEl.JVE.'RY boy wanted. Frttway Auto, 27601 Forbes Rd. Laguna Niguel DENTAL Assistant / Re- ceptionist. Dynamic H.B. practice has opening for fn. te!Jlgent, energe'.tie c:hairside assistant. Future unljmlted. Musi have exper. Sal open. 847-2569. DISHWASHERS & BUSBOYS Day & Nile must be 18 or over INTERVIEWS 3.5 PM Coco~ 1555 W. Adom1 Cost• Mesa DISHWASHER Fri/Sat & Sun Eves. Apply In Person Colony Kitchen 3211 Harbor Bl., CM EXECUTIVE ·Secretary ~ OU\ce Manager. Dynamic Newport Beach CPA firm e HOUSECLEA.NER, exp'd, W/rel.J.. 4 10 5 b&lf~ per wk. $2.:50/hr, Own trahlp. 494-7432. HOUSEKEEPER, (live in) for mature lady. Must oook weU, drive Ir ha vu refere~s. 49'1-U!M. HOUSEKEEPER..Qiok, Fri. Sat & Mon., lD-6. 8uaine¥ couple. PJ/da,t, 615-Q9l. HOUSEWORKER, part time, 5 day week, steady job. OY.11 car. ~1344 mM Mag Card Typewriter Op!'. Expe!'. Eves p/time. $3.50 hr. 60-2156. IMPERIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION LOAN PROCESSOR TELLER 3366 Via Lido, Npt Bch 673-3130 eqnal opportunity employt"t' INST ALLERS r 0 r un- derground cable TV. Exper. desired, trainee con..sidered. 2624 W. Coast Hwy. N.B. Teleprompte.r-"An C"qUA) OJ> por. employer". R.'INE PER.50'INEl. ~·AGEN:Y FEE PAID Secretaries to $675 Escrow Officer S700 Comtr, Inspector $700 Management Trnes to $650 Also Fee Poallions 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM 642-1470 We ere now accepting •ppllcation1 for - Dishwashers. & Busboys PIH" Apply BotwNn 3 & 5 P .M. . l8M2 '1t1aeAui.bur (Aerou from O.C. Airport)° N~Beacb Equal oirpor. Emplo)'u MOTEL MGR., couple to ma.nage 37 unit mold on beach in Oceanside. Free apt + utll'a + incom•. Exp. only, need nply. For appt. rontact Mr. S tan ge, 1-722-3770 or send resume to: P. O. Box 10979, Santa Ana, Callf. 9271.1. MOTHER'S HELPER (girl student) to babysit school child, daily 2:15 lo 5:30 (fiexlb1e) Xlnt pay. ~1371 or 675-5268, ask ftJr Linda. NEWCX>MER WEIL'OMING : Hospitality H<>«tess To Call LOCAU.Y on new resident families bringing gilta ... cMc info, Good pay P/time, Must have. happy mnlle, car, ,tn>ln&' ability, 5'7-3J95. NEWPORT Harbor Yacht Oub now accepting a~ plicatlons ftJr full & pert time help. Good wages &: workin& conds. Apply Fri., Sept. 15th noon til 3 pm. NURSES AIDES Experience pre!erred. All shif'ts. sJooa1 ea,._ .... jl&ll • around..,.., &lrl to organbr TYPIST. job. and an wiWns b:t man lwctLc front offtef'. Exct'Uent SECRETARIES a ~ Commlttment J typing & shorthand skills a NO FEES want to talk to YOtJI Look nw11. Heavy phones, WMkly lmmedlate ope.mng~ at ~e benefit• ~ expand1n.g r 4! P oru, corftSpondence · For Short A Lone Tm11 Ai;. AU.. ~nta. PLUS working with numbers & s.i&nments, Or Perm11ncnl New J.lomes &les, foor new U111sting fie-Id 'Hp .. -au In Placernt"nlJS". tractl! Some politlont Sal· llf'Y day'g \~'Orie. Salary from CALL US NO\\'! ary + Comm.w.iom, othen $5!.i to $675, Company tn. p p S G irurance benefits, psld Vlt'a· • • • uaranteed Draws hJ&h per-cent booua, paid vacaUons. tlcn alttr 6 rnM. Sf.nd Pacific Medical and Ule Insurance. resume to P. 0 . Box 1810, Personnel S.rvicea Do It NOW! It's Your movt! Newport Besch 92663. 112 No, Toy,·er Call JOHN SEYMOUR Union Bank Squan= CAJ.L 776-21ll SECRETARY Orru1gr, Callt. • SEYMOUR Secretary with h'Onl office 547-6446 R I & I appearance, penonalHy II Ask for Rache:J l\fay ea ty nvestment "'•blic contaot •• .,n··-. TYP ST ,.., ""' ...... .:: f , l60+) Jite t'lcrif'Bi. Real Estate Sales Requires skill.s in typing, Lav.· of<'. 4 hN p1r day. FREE SH, tele~ A: office sys-Jrvint a.irport c enter . tems. 839-0031. LicenH Tralni"91 EMPffiE MANAG&\fENT O'.lRP. :nil Bu1ineu Center Dr. N.B. e 833-8711 Limited Time Only Famous license course now available thN Tarbell Com·/!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! pany. Applicants fully re- imburHd upon quali1Jcation. * Secretary -Bkkpr _ \9ilh New ()r ~rlenced aale• small otc. exp, to au1st ofc people. Openings available. mgr, part time lmin. 20 hrs Complete training Pf'OO'aJn pet week.). Construction Co. Future manqement oppo,.: Mall replies stating work tunlti.es. Call Mr Sloan at exp. in delaiJ, age, family 842·5581. status to: "Penonnel", TARBELL ~.East 171h St. Costa T\'PJST, fut accurate IB:\f E."ee. }o~ull or p/tirnt-. hvi~ 11.rea. 833-2840. WAlTR.ESSES, e.-.:pe.r, day or eve. shill. N1•\11 busillf'ss opening this 1no., llit'kory Pit Barb-Q, Apply in pe~on at Jumbo Jin1bo, l!IO N. Coast }(\\'Y, l.ll.Jtllllll lkh, Waltrea1et·Exper, Apply in pt>rson, h:aplan'~ Restaurant & ))c>li, So. Cst Plaza, C.M. tLc\\•cr ll'vel next to May Co. l Of Extremely Valueble Stock PERSIAN RUGS •nd Other Orient1I Rug1 Not• About This Sale: Due to the clMlng down of an agency and withdra\val o( repre- sentation by the Persian Carpet exporters, they, the exporters, are forced to alter their plans and no\v we -by authorization or those financially concerned -have been in· structed to liqttidate these and other bale.'\ of valuable handmade Oriental anti Persian carpets, rugs and runners '''hich have been in storage 3\\'Biting shipmenl Persian Car· pets of real quali ty of all types are becoming scar("er and more expensive all the li1nc. Don't n1i ss this creative art·form auction at : NEW PORTER INN 1107 J1mbore• Ro1d Newport Beach, Calif. Monday September 18 8 p.m. Viewing and inspection from 6 PM until time of auction Tncluded are the finest grade In ~1n all and large sizes : NAIN. inlaid !'ilk QU~IE, iiatur- al KESHAN, KERMAN, ISPAHAN. SA ROUK, BOKHARA. AFGHAN. HAMADAN. ARDF, BIL, TABRIZ. BIRJAND. BELOU CHEST/\N and others. Also included are many other collector's ite1ns. Auctioneer: Leib Rosenblucn WAITRE$ & COOK. T C h h k EXP IN ?t1EXICAN FOOD. 1 ~~!""""'""'""'•.,r.,m.,s.,: ~·~s"!'o"'r""!'C!""e<""'""'""'""'~~ I REALTORS REAL ESTATE * 642·8274 * I' Appliances I02 Furniture 110 WE att no1v hi r in g•I-'"'---------·---------wa.ltttues ages 21 to 26. LADY l<<'nntore coppertone 7' SOFA in pcrrrct cond. Apply be.fore-noon. The gas stove. Exct>I rend. l'.l" Floral print-Rlue!I', gf"l'('ll.'I, Beach House Rest., L&guna o\'l'n, reOoo triU, auto. peach, ~idle, $100. Sat Aft 4 Bach. 497-1188. burner, timer ovrn, $75. or Sun cnly, 1r.'Xi Rutland iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ~6l0:1~-7~6'l:=i'o--~---,-Rd, Apt .'l, N'pt Bch. MAYTAG repairman has ~6'6-0l90==~------Jl~l ;e~!:' ~i to>T~oo~ ~=A;. =n "na.=: i iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiill SJS..1778. · •eat. Cost $.!!00. UW. Bel & while Bmcade 10' He. Antlqun IOO MATCHlNG \Vallher/dryer. Good condition. Copper. $85. Sl8S. 5f5-A99Z. ORIGINAL REMBRANDT Admiral Ref/Freezer, wht. CHINESE ART OBJECTS sso. 540-0904. Motorola console, tf!s~ than S' TV lllrd» , I MOVING SALE: I need two boys to fill vncan- cie• on best Jle'\nP8pel' boy crew. O n I ! experienced boys considered. Top pay and bonus. Are you good enough kl qua.li(y! U ao call: hu Opt"nlng for intelligent, ·-~-=-!!~-=-!!~-=-!!~=:!! ... ~-:!!-~-=-!! crea live secretary with an Beverly Manor Auctkln. Sun., Sept. 17, 1 pml'M;A=Y;,T=A=G;::;w:.:a:.'1.,.,-.,'""&:-d"ry-,,_,r, yr. old, 1Yns $1800, llO\v $895. 2«S2 Via Estrada Prev11!w, noon till saJe malchW !!t'I · good cond New 10 spd, bl~ $45. 545-3341 BOYS 12·16 Join Top Crt'\v st'lling Orange Coast's favorite Newspaper. \Vork 2 evenings and Satur· day. Gi?ne.rous Commission :ind Bonus. Make Mone)' and Keep up with School· ~'Ork, too. 557-6739. BOYS Age 1().1-4 to dellver papeni ln the Dana Pcinl San Cle- mente areas. inlatiative & ability lo as- sume resp:1ns.ibUity. O n I y career minded need apply. Must have good typing, short hand akilla &: pleasant telephone voice. Fu tu r e unlimited. Salary o p e n • Phone 712-7486. EXPERlENCED d o u b I e needle a: blind stitch sewing machine operator. Spanish spe:.iking ok. Apply Sea <ts, 825 W. 18th St, Cbsta Me9!1. , EXPERJENCED haJld>man. Part. time • on call. R e ferences. 213~ am. DAILY PILOT EXPER. PBX switebboerd 49%-4420 oper&tor. Call Mr. Snyder, BOYS & Girls • Earn cash &: 64G-0140, prizt>s al1er school in your EXPERIENCED medical re- neigflborOOod sci.ling. C.all «ptionlst. Call Mr. Snyder 5*F~7 ~ 6«).0140, JANITOR. .....,., time, MeM. ___ .:1.aguna;::o:.:;:;:.:Hiu.;,=. ;..,,=-1 oria:lnal Rembrandt, ink $150 tor both. ,673-6635. 'I ='°"93"'·,,.1753,,,.·-----~ .-.~ RE CEIITIONIST wanted: SERVICE Station man I: wuh drawing, app SIOK.1.::.::.:..:.:;:...:.=.:..:...:.c:...--DINING roon1 ~t zlde Verde Conv. Hospital, 661 NURSES AIDES Co 1 1 1 . w/expe.r. for ew. shift. Age ()vu :zso. pcs. rare a: Cameras • •·--, tab!• w/l•af (!". , Center, Costa Mesa 548-S585 Full ttme-Permanmt. '1·3:30 mpe en• P ewng a)> no factor. Good pay & .. uuani .. :... perance for NB law ore unusual Chinese art object&. Equipment ·~ open lt'nglh), 5 chairs & JOBS shUt. Hunt. Bcb Conv. Hosp, · • . . · romm. Apply CheYT'On lta· g •--• - H B Typing-some tra.nscnbmg. ti IDt So Co 1 H "wua.i carved Ivory chess'l::"°'"".C.."'°-:---:--.,. J1()11U; chalr. szoo. ~ URGENTLY NEEDED 188ll Florida Ave., · • g.~" Call"~".,.,,,. on, · u wy., set. Rare anuil bottles, Rare ROBENA 421 Su""r 8 movie alt•r 7 pm. 847 ~1" ·'31r"" pm. ~. ' ...... Bch. ,... e Secretaries '"">JoJ ,,. -Clnnibar, porcelain, clol· camera. Instant cartridge • Keypunch Operators NURSES Akles 11 PM·'l AM ~JONIST -Ll.w . of-SERVICE estab. Fu 11 er sonne, amberlne, bronze. loading. Pl:lwer telephot~ • Industrial Shirt. Mesa Verde c.onv. fice. Age :n-30. Typmg. Brush customen. XI n' t Unusual carvings in jade, wldf! angle \ens. Almost •Billing Oerk Typist Hosp, 661 C.enter St, CM l '!:UX>-~~$350=::·~-iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiii 1.o•;oanungg. ... ·~iii962-IJl1;o;;:::;;6.;..iiiiiii Ivory, rose quartz., h1.pis, IX'\\'. $75 or m11ke nHer LEAVING Country: Garagr Irvine 540-4450 _·J;4S.,\6JJS==~·-~-----I Rf!lltaurant ch r y st a I, t urquoise, 542-1734 eves It \\lt'ekends. sale, Sat. lG-5. ?tlany values: • NEVERAFEEATTEMP NURSES Aides, exper. Skilled malachite, a.methyal. Oil TV, stereo, futnlture , Tempo Temporary Help pref'd. 7.3 ,30_ Park Lido A FUN PLACE MACHINIST palntl""', lad• t re• s, Furnltu,.. 110 retrlg., app11.,,.,.,, pottery ......,.. 1----------dlahew, potted pl&ntll', many JR. SECRETARYo Grut O>nv. Ctr, ... Flag&!Up Rd, TO w-K PROTOTYPE NeW?ORTER INN MOVING. mu•l sell ""ctiooaJ """ clothes . .,Ol 'WUIJwaw public relations job. Be in NB. 642-»H. VI\ n-bl d tu ·-•-ma•'-tabJeg map!• Dr 1-J-. (n. t Club) cc a e to o own ae p. Auctioneer: L. Burleaon -· )""" • ·• 1-vUJD' cque • charge of membership ae-NUR.SING Assistant, care Short term. Conducted bu: desk, p:iol ta!»9. Mrm, ttt. m..8232. counts for Mrvice club. On· tor semi-invalid lady, must Irvine .540-44SO STAR OF SJ.AM color TV (needs repair), ly lite sh ~ed. Start $400. be exp'd. Mon's & ~t. <=71 I/) / NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO (nl> 426-8287; 925-lS1S Acn1e stitcher. book!, book S•t-. I Sun. 9 to S Call Linda Ray, 5t0-602 56• $2.25 per hr. 673-3547. Jhe f<.euben TEMPO -~1,.6,.;T"H"'"'~"';:"'"-I ca.lit', copy mitchltll! & misc 233 Flower· St., Coutal Agency, 7 9 O 1--~----~-1 ANTIQUE ·1 613 A E Sa Harbor Bt, CM. OFFICE manager. Strong Tempor•ry Help 1 ems. ve. · n Costa Mae accl'g back&rounlf. aood f' fJ SHOW & SALE Juan, San CI em en t e, Bendit for tM O.C. LEGAL Sttretary w/oorp &: aupervlsional exp. New C-,. oL.ee SOUS Chet, or 2nd cook. Long Bt•ch Aren• 492-40.14. • March ot Dime!! • banking experience. Frinie boata • brok~. Oppty w/hotel Ol" dub exp. CalJ Ocean 8c Long Beach Blvd. GOLD 4 pc. sectional, any 2 Furniture, Clothing, lo!A or benefltg, 64,>.155(1, fur riaht penon. Yachting for appt, Big Canyon eow.. $4,bOO,cm Dlaplay make couch. Bed in 1, any Goodies! (New &: Used}. LIGHT house work. Morn. I: Auoc.iatel Corp, S46-055L Now Hiring try Oub, &M-5404 lOO AntiquefS Exhibit. pc. $50. 2 new gold 11mJ. occ MOVING Sal•! AM IF M afternoons. $.25 wk. Own Sept. 14, • 16, 17 chrB. Ml.sc. chests, this, trans .,_. Isl r... _,,.., Orderly: N.B. •re• STORE MANAGER Thun., Fri., Sat 1-10 PM Hoover vac. MlcroK<>-, Mu.ltlplex stereo ~ console 112 BUSBOY exp. pre(. Apply in FINANCIAL SUCCt!U & pel"SOn bet. 10-12 am l\ton. economlo tnd~ndence can thru Fri The Alley West be yours. National Co. look- Rest. 2100 E. Oceanfront, tng for cttative people who • .a..uiua e. v•..........,..,, Call 642-2410 M·F 8:30-5 PM Dishwashers U>cal small ....u. store is seek· Sunday 1' hoon to • PM ,,.._ $250, Couch S25. Ora""'• S25. LVN · •··-A .... typewrtr., chrome fire set & ,... * . pt time, .....,,.. t-& ing an exper. store clerk to Guitar, furn . planler boxes t -t "d •t h t f t EMERSON ol BOSTON acrttt1 tan naugh. llOf&bed & euuan • m1 rue • • Operators train for the position of store w/11t1il, la wn nJOM:r. plants. N.B. can train & motivate others. CARPENTER Call mo 546-2271>. 1 yr experience in boat mfg FLORIST, exper, in ar· or cabinet shop. ranging & displa.y of fre8b ISLANDER YACHTS fiowen. 25 + bn. per wk. m W. 17th SL Top pa)'. 675-Q91. Costa Mesa FREE blue chip stamps or CASHIER Betty Crocker Cook Book. 40 hours per Wte'k. Must be Have toy & Oiristmas Gilt able to wm1c Sat & S\ln & Party. 833-1991. some evenings. Apply in FRONT Desk-Room Oerk, perron, Kenn R I m • eve. Ahitt. Call B i l I 11ardware, 2666 Harbor Schnelder, 9am-12 noon. Blvd., C.M. Newporter Inn, N. B. Ci\SH.lER, exper. MatUtt tor 6f4-1700. dining room. Apply in -G-ENE~-RAL--0-l_l_i_c_•_,-boo--k person, ID fitif.!I Lynge, keeping, typing. lntelllgfllt Hotel Laguna 425 So. Coast lady w I i n i t i a t i v e . lh\'Y, Laguna Beach. Interesting growine com- Q{EF wanted for 90' motor pany. W. Costa Mesa. yacht Jeavina' Calli. in Nov. 06~7H663.=~~-~~~~ for extended cruise to GIRL Friday, lite bkkpg. Caribbean, Mediterranean A: Will train. Sal. o p e n . Aegean Seu. 6 ltJHlJI In Ctystallner Corp. 16 2 6 owner's sectKm I: crew of -4 Placentia Ave., C. M . others. Applicant lhould be 548--0292. single, :1).6() yrs of &It GRANDMOTHER n e e de d w/previous yacht •xper. occu. daytime & 4 day Must be nonsmoke.1" Ir: 0 · babysitting in our borne for tremely moderate ln uae of 2 small children. Pleue call alcohol Reply w/rcsume of for lntervw. 963-3.190. "e·-~ v1·1·-... ·-D ytl table top grand piano 6 oc-chair. $50. CdM. ~. --.. A n .. _~ ... V'U"'"-J.. a me man_ager. Our store mer-.......,..,., clothes, more . We are growing! And looking choodise is exci11 .... line ol laves, very l"att. Manutac-NEAR NEW furn. Handsome 6'5-6941 71 l W WlllOn MACHINIST Small precision n>itch ccm- ponent&. Setup &. operate variety of machinet in- cluding turret lathe, vertical mill, abort nm_,, Sm1l4.sbop. Cood working ronds. STACO, INC. 1139 Beker St., Cott• Mes• (7141 549-3041 Equal Oppor. Empl.,,... MAIO.MATURE 40 hr. wf!ek • benefits 4J»l001 ti.!AN to work Prr in rental yd., must have neat handwriting & appearance, avail all da,y on Weds. Salt., & Sun. Will train right man. Apply In AM, 19J) Newport Blvd., C.M. MAINTENANCE man / cus- todian. Exper. prefd. N.B. area. Call 64%-2410, M·F 8:3().5. tor EXP. JNDUSTR.IAL SGL Cleanup Boy ....... '6 tuttd around 1850'•. SlOOO. llv rm IOfaa (9' 1: 1'). + · · · "EEDLE OPERATORS to gifts, houSf!\vares A: decor-U "'" •~· alt • C.M. " ti it Thi · · or o er, ~ tr o match eoldlbm rugs, pole .. ~. on -··----·ruts. a ve ems. s posJ.ti<m UNIVERSITY Pk Serta IOfa wuon• .. ..., aw-• uu Apply 3-5 daily oUera a S500 start\ aalacy pm. lamps, Refreshing whlte · It you quality call KANVAS ng .__... -twin bed tbl bed, lampe, fUJ'T1, OOwllng By KATIN. 213-128-6230 or + good benefits & working MINT DOLLS uo:\l R11 · !, s. balls &: hags, ~ard•n equip, 151 E . C~•t Hwy. conds. Send handwritten Judy Garland·••••••••· S5ll MANY goodies. XLNT Jots of nli8c . .l\lostly like '114'-52'1-4880. Newport Be•ch letter covering your work Sonja Henle •••••••••••• S45 BUYS. 644-4047. new, Must S('ll, Sal A Sun, PART-time accountant. Equal OpPOr. Employer expe.r, to Cla.ss.i!l!d ad no. Colored Terry Lee ••••·• S35 MOVINO lrom Ba J boa, 10-4. 17G38 Seq·uot.a, Tree Ln, Prefer semi-retired orl~~~~~~~..,~~1531, clo Daily Pilot, P.O. Margaret O'Brien ••••••• $40 Beaut. home full cf furn. Inrlne. re.U-ed man. 64!).6542 for R.ESr AURANT help, full &: Box 1560, C.0.ta Mesa Cal.ii. 545-2368 Antiques, Helrlooms·FTe.och 'L t " d & ·gh A --. ' 2 Sofas S25 ea, 1 Joveseat, app par me, ay n1 t, P-J,/JIUO VICI'OR ."Momt-Glo...," Provin, Storage unita. A~ I . T Bell 695 Eq l 0 E u<g -1 $50, mahogany fot<lout dining PART time driven I: ooo}ql. p Y 1n pe.non, aco , ua ppor. mployer phonograph. Excel c:ond. g pllances. selling everythini. table, ST5. Crundli hl·fl, $75, Ovtt 21. Apply at 16.5.12 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna S'ruDENT, board & rm in piece oak 1plndle·back, cane For appt: call 67J....CKX>2. chest ot drawers, $25. .sun. Beach Blvd., H.B. Beach. Mr. Luster. my homf!, overlooking Dana seat din rm Rt. Br&u shtgl REDFCORATION s a I e, day, 1·5. 41;, Onda. the PART time dental uaiatant. RN Ch•rg•D•y1 Pt. Harbor • in ~ch. for beds. Brau crib. 6'6-7317. Everything mu!lt go. Low . BluUs. 640-0679 , morni" ... -t.·. LVN Relief ~~c ba\•ys itlin g & Al\lTfQU"", 1897 '-bo,, prlce1. s· scra, a· area rug, -.. ... .-. u"A" ...,.....,. '""" k 96-5068 1"'' c:.-, ... ~ .,~,,SJ-f Chest, old paint· * 60-596() * Nurses Aides-Days wor · 4 • · Hooaler, Wuh itanda, BralRJ IJ:!exel coffee ta~le, pie· Ing, slorRge rhtst &: PBX Operator, exper. Work Apply in pcnon, Garfield TELEPHONE Sale&: Sell be:! Trunks Croclca Jan tures, etc. 833·1137, decorator Hem!. 2413 Barn· Includes wknds &. eves. Call Conv. Hoep, 'l'l8t Gartieid Southern Orange County's Bollen, Mlsc. SU-8186. CllAJR. n~ _ Mvel rocker. boo, Ea 11 b I u tr, NB. Jane Ellen, Newporter Inn, Ave., ll.B. 847-9671. Favorite Newapaper from OLD Advutillng Poeterr, Combination, dk. g rt! en 640-142R. N.B. 644-1700. ROBINSON'S your home. Make u much Trays, Brus lamps, much ltallan cut velvet $45. MOVING: Furn .. fish tanks, as you need. Gc!flft'OUI ~ more. Sat A: SWl. 12Hlrd, ,:64>-~"633.;==-------PBX anrwuin& aet"ViCf, Day m1ulon on each aaJe. Ca.II 1: lilh, equip. plants. clothing, hn. including wknd&. Ex· e NEWPORT e S57-6739. ..St. NB. BOYS nn earner group. paintings, goodies. 8 18 per. prefd 542-1164, CM. BEACH l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \VALNUT library lable $250, W/wear fortver ~ Ir whl Hillcrest, l.aJl:una, 1 blk up PCYl1 ERS Wanta! w/own TELLER 30 x 36" framed mirror $85., ll o u n d •toot b COVUI. Beverly ()ft N. Co3Jit llwy. wheel. Fnll ()t' p/tlme. Call lla.s opening !or Both excl. cond. 962--47l3. ';_,w.,,-,,_5,,71:c8,,-· -,-.,,,.-.,.-,-.,,..-Antiqu es, Collectlble1. for appt. 979-8644. Ask tor S&vingl'I & Loan JJOUSE lull ol fumlture Primlth~•· old P 0 sler1 , Mike. MAINTENANCE nee•••. aper. Appliance• I02 Quality and variety. dishea, Brasz, Pf:wter, Cop.. ME CHAN IC -6'>3143 l«Jl Warelwe Rd GE po'rtablc diAhv.·s1htt ~.1.5, per, 1t1isc. Sot Ir SUn, 129-Dart Time, Experienced ....., .i."rd NB prevk>w: employment &: references to Clas!itled ad M, 51J, c/o Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Coit.a Mesa, Powtt Machine Ol'X"rators, Apply tn Person 671l Cong~i;. off Pomona '.k * * Sofa I: matching love ~~7.:'='C"-' ---~-- HOUSEKEEPER MALE or female manager ~e needle exper. c!e1tired . JANITOR betv.·ttn \\'ilwn &. Vi ctoria .11e11.1, ~ver used. Both $150. LAMPS. pet'nn \lan!ty by HOUSEKEEPER cantffn, I/time. Exe el ~. Full Time Mariners Savings 640-4WJ. Prl .. te. 963-7910. Drexel. wrought ;ro, bbl•. Ca 92626. OIILD necdll 'early rooming school ride, Founlaln Valley Atta. 531-3(23 alter 4 pm. CLl!ANJNG woman, bon- dable. Nite work. Ofc bldg., Npt Cntr. Pd vac J: Insur. '10 hrs wk. Write, Clus:lfied Ad No. -434, Da.11,y Pilot, P, 0 . Box: 1560, Cotta Mesa. Calif. 9162;. Excellenl, ~ot posi-WOrkini: cond. 522-281S J-,P~R""E=s=-s"'O~P=E°"R"'A"T"O~R""S"" \VESI'tNGH OUSE 16 cu· ROUND bed 'l' dla. Incl wrought iron frplc scrttn, lion avallable OcL L Happy M•rlne Mechanic Women to wort for plastic Excellent Ben~its: 1515 Westcllff Dr, frollt fret refrlit. Top concl. heQll board, &: 1pn!ad . .$100. chandelier, much, much borne, adults, Newport area, QualiJied, exp, call for appt. molding plant1t, 546-3370. Newport Bl•ch Orig <l\~·ner. $90. Alt 6, 546·~ art 4. moll'. 1590 Mlnorcn, CM. ~ full dw'a'e capa~ 6'13-o36o. Apt1ly In perll)f) 1().5 pm &1~2239. NEAR new 6' 1leeptr Mfa MARBLE tOp "™'nd table w/ ""'1y.~.c5-~pl ~!~: --~MAS.,..,. .. S"E""u=s -=E--PRODUCT #2 Faahkln lsl., NB TELLER. Rent W•shers/Oryerl $50; Giant decorator 'Cha 1 trs $6.5: Oak table.,.; .....~ .. ,. r-.A '"-··-xin " ENGINEER...-Equal {)pl)Ot'. Employl'r Part Time $2. \Vk. Full main!. plllov.•1. Must sell. 551-3902. porce llln top; Old trunk & :"~~:~lib-~iO;m to~;, Retpon11lble for des I g n, F..xperienctd * 6.'9-120% * RECLINING 1 0 v e, t! at 0many other mlM." flems. n · · MEDICAL lot t ba k documentation 1: --iuction Sales APPLY IN PERSON ... _ •-.__ ._ ub Meu Pl, C.M. au an , C .,....... ANA E GS rtEFRIGF.RATOR used , w/v1i,n1tor..:: '"'ntl!r, .., ......... ===""'".,.;..._, ____ I II 0 USE~· Day oUlce, nperlenced only. llne suppottoftmaD electro Toy & Gift P1rtie1 H IM SAVIN "'Orks & look.'I like new $50. 644-1963. O'KEEFE A Menitt dah/wRh &hUt. ExpeTienct preferred' Call btnm 10-5. ~1025. mechanical devitta. 3-5 Yn l{ousewivea:, demcNtntors & LOAN 7130 \V A ~~"'-~----~I Honda 00 Tnil bike, Whttl but wtPll•c=iderllosptrai1taJ·-. MEN & WOMEN ~t exper. Tech n Ii: & l earn lo $2,000 by Dec. ], H411 Miiin Strfft e~tn11nJtl'r ve. ~REXEL ...,25r""peEl"Mdoll !triple <'hair. '87 R. an c h e r-o col l egebackrr cund II Ion a. h OVER D) v.·aahtrt, dryt-Tll, n!aer.,, · xce en con· Fal-'·-soo.~·-need<d rot-NO OEUVERIES, NO CQt,. un "II -•< d "llo 6*-1183. '~" --Call 8C-06U. o:t 246 . Educ 11 11 on a I desired. Sf'bd retUme to 1 ~,......ON• FREE HOST· An C"-··' n.-ou £mpl.,,. rrfriJlrrator1t bun $39.95. 1 n. GARAGE Sal "•-n.un-. ' medical tratni .... lie.kit. All a ,., _ _,, --" .,... I LoCA.4.4. ""' ............ ..,_.1 J• "'A~.....-UDO I·' \'""' •--_.. t' -Stpl. 16, 17, m.r.. .,_,. .... aatu>a.1 au no. ;w1, c 0 ESS G~ N~ .... .,.....,,~. .,.e ~ T1ule IUU.Vf!•~ 18, ~-Kanec•-Ln. Vlc Z f raca Ag.j IS thru 75. Dal~~~ PO n--~ ·~ -ear. TRACT SUPERINTENDENT ~~ d • "·h •~,. •~ e HOUSEKEEPER e v " .... ., ' • .,_. wvv, 979-C11 Gilts 'N G·A--•· M·~ bo -'-· · GAS dryer. AYOCado. All uo:uiuum "'~r • ._ • Mllgno\ia A: H ft m 11 t 0 n , ~rica Medium bef.aht Ir Wl!\ahl Cotta Mesa Calif 926l6.. • _....... ...,... mniu.llding t ' rm I Uk S95 boy can 67:>-6500 2 ~ No villble ---or ta£·-. , SALESMAN --i.i .......... 11nect men lged eye es. e new. . . . ·-=-='::.·_· ____ _ Interv1ewinl: tor work In Loi LACUNA NIGUEL For inter -;;,tact ,;: R.E. Sa1Q. All new concept. Commiuion Plu~ ~·ro"r-;'perlnterdf'nhl' 675-Q7S FOR sele 9 dnv.-er br GARAGK Sale. Lois of stuff Ang<"Newporlest Jnuntillate Se~~. 1--'*.c*c..;*_'9&-0958.:.;c,;,;;;.:,_*;;.*c..;*_. -Branscom. t1S..J640. Women only. Work •ta. Call M.ra. Schmldt ~!!Ions tor howring sut>-30" ~"'rl,:i:idAltt: dt'lux: '11ectrlc dret:se/be ~·ed ne1~ar~ ~,: . Every.thin~ KOe• • turn. 1""'"~1 HSKPR. Uw in, ~. t.• V C.M "--· u WESTC'l.JTF dlv~kms in Ar Ii on a, ra11J1;e with clock tnd tirnu. w ve m • J •;r • 1\1 i ~ c It" m ~ , 21 6 4 2 FREE Da lly bus MESSENGER '· " . atta. ~"" P ~· ~ ~ ~ ~ '., new •~ -· -, .. •-•t ~ ~ t ot B kh dllldft1I 5 • .,, must bave lo m c:omm. ed. ad pro. PtMIOnnel Alt:ney '-Vlarn,..,, viuaJan11"i Anu .... I' .,,.,. <»~ 14. ......... ,,..,,.any .. ue!t mo 111°:'1, 11.B. trampartalloo-~ un· car, ptiV rm I:. TV, 5'ii day FILE CLERK anm. Ltada providtd. No ZU We&tclifl Dr., N.B. Te:wi. FH A experienct" GE rcfrigeralpr, Xlnl cond. itn.wers. 12 dniv.'trt, $.ij. ANTIQUF.S, furn, clothing, tU movc1'F· IC MUTUAL wk, U80 mo. 5e.ll01, Mn.le pN1.ttft(). Potilk>n ill-broker compelltkm. Gd. up 64S.2no l)l't'fcil'td. You mndw:I -~~ S65fbe11t oUrr SH-2«8. misc. 30'!9 M-'t ira. c.~. PA GM297. volvta mme hea'Y llfllng. time. Xlnt tralninr. ~Im· "s-AN=D-BLAST-C,:C~tro;;.:,J..,.'--0-6--mo-~ MOnt'Y motivated " "'' • • 6'7S..~ • OfNING room t1ble, 6 pad· (,\fesa Vtrtlf'I Snt A sun, Apply Mon thru Fri· HOUS!:MAN, t :30 .. m to l W111 '#Odt tn Lot Angelt'S bur. IChool for tlw:JM .not insc to relocate. Salary and ded chain It butftL Excrl 10.6. 9 am-U pm at ~'fleW r •. --n --.._ N~ --not I'·. ttper. Apply In pt'MIOn stock opti(Jfls. mtdical/dcn-"UICK CASH -nd $115 84"1l'~ 1 i"-"7==-o~~~~--baBdlng, 7Jll New por I am. _ .. ,.. J!ftfemd j'~s;;;:"· ~ 'd.:i'i .. i: ~ betwn 9 & 3pm. SAE Advan-tal/llf• JnsurMco, Jlborol 'I' w • ' v ~. GMu\GF. Sal•. "66 Joonn SI, ic.enttt DrtW: bot wOl ~ tn.lnet. a 1ql(ll'1adon ~ STANDARD,...R. E. l'fd Padcaalnr. 2165 so. vaca.tlon poUcy, Equal n~ THROUGH A MATOIING llt'I F'ar FAutcrn Cofltn M<'!IO. a et w 1 er n ~ u.ispltal 'l!'ACIFICi MUTUAL Mery er LN, 13U700 Gnni! Aw., Santa Ana. portnlly emptoy<r. Send Walnut rntary chair & 2 1kle Fairview & Harbor. l blk COUNTER slri lot domlt Allso.Glll,ut,._ App(y--n1.lam:l2 !I.E. -··Brier A SECRETARY. boat ...,,m0 or details of.,. DAILY PILOT ch<ln.&*)..1349. -hofW11..,. lhl>p ......... --.,... __ 11n.-'~Dodl"""""';::,_-.,.. pm 11-...... llcl~ 7Jll """°"'' wUI -• brol<ttq.. Some -nd perl•nee to a ... 10.. Ad :w ANT AD llt.rrOJ $50, •m Olftce deg)c CWTllES .. dlff• .... •lit " woman. qe 25 GI' owr. N1 A Sood W'Ul .... pod b> Newport Oenltr DrlV! ...... for Uc. o.n bthrotn nee. }pt. for J I 1 u re I . No. 40"1. Dilly Pl.lot, P.O. ., 642-5678 S3S ETC!!! MUSI' SEU.. )ot~ ()f ork.111 A ends. 17132 or par1 time. 841-iQXt ftltnMt, , ,. ____ .., __ • l!!ll!!il U am4-. 56lJJt, .~ Box 1560, ~ta Mm. 92626. f'l'5..379!t Kllmpren Ln, H'B. ' II • I 1 1. • • 1,3~!f::DAl~~LY~Pl~L~O~T=:::::=:;:~~s.twdq~~~·=S..~""'::bt<:::l~~l~9~n====:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::--:::::::::::':::::::::;-::::::;:--~·~:::::::-:::::::::~....i'"".:-".~iii~:C-;;iVf;tii!NiT""C;fi~'ic:i!i""~11 ' II Here's How YOfl Can u.. •' , FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFFICES O• Fai om Dlijje • A • LINS ~ ' ' ' ' _ · • . TO SEllV! YOU • .....,. ___ .,,, .. "'-' ..... "" · · · ---ou-rfamous . I to one eif .our 4.-ewt""IMt offlmL • • • No ll...todt. .......... .. ......... DI ME A LI N ES • NEWPORT BEACH .. l3ll Newport Blvd. I • e No ,..._,..111 .. 111.....4. • -• LAGUNA BEACH •••.. • 222 Forffl A.,, • COSTA MESA ••• : ...... ,. • 330 Wtsl Boy e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 S..<h llY<I. • SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El C•mlno Rtll •""f::!' ~·u~ must ... prkM with no item . • c. ... 21~ ........... 21.+.34th &. N.B. SotW'day lJGHT mct.tt SS. cost SJO. SCRAM LETS SKIRTS, wits, a I a ck. 1, HEW .a"ffD doors wlth ~ OiEST of drawtn, $, ta.rre. REY R ( C £It.ATOR us, GIRL'S Schwinn bUce '6. Onl)·: 3 Parack snare druml Pfffcct. 531 .. '15El5. • awntert, blowies, dRuea, c!ocum # tech, new dou-&lus top, well JMde $25. Mma 16 lb. bowtiQe bell nl&fiti only p1 ea• e. $8. """' Qarloot $11. Gult&r NA ifc AllYDE hldeabnd, and blldnla. ~ 7..a all bk -p>ld • -SS &IMl'I>. $2.!0. C.t!<e labia 12 neh. &t2-1.!l5. SJ. Buttone hom S2S, eood condition S2S. G42-428l ANSWERS goodcond1Uon,ll0Dlt'i¥W$3 each. Cana.e door with DINING room table $25. 6 Small e.tectrk motor1S5 BOYS bike $3. &irll bike $5, lB"x19" ntr tro• "9'11.1 basin or Jeu. Belt.: (~ather) SL hardware sat Ch I I d & chain $25. Couch reeds tach. U volt betft'ry $6. IW'fboard 125. About 40 with•·• rim• ti!apP@r $7.!Ml. /-'-°''--'--5'8--'-"S035:.:,...._____ Frugal_ Blaze -Qlk(d ~ 673-0075. wonder hont mWI $2, uaed ftCOYering SlO ~ Recllntt, pJOd shape $2$. garden rock 25 lbl to 150 Ue.throoll) sink 1: wnity SEARS cU lo~ Carrier Sal. SUilen _ REF1.JSE VANITY W1th 48" round mir· 12xl6.5 tire cues SS t Ach, cha.ir $2.0. Wood.rocker $25 White vibrator chair, \\'Ol'b Iba,. $15. 2 almost""'° 14 ln $1-'l,.; .mall heavy apvu Rigid i,~ '' ..,t% '' pipe Polile thief talk11: "Evtry ror f15. Commode $10. f:ar· con~m-poraJ')' amoked glasi Spanish desk $25. nesk $25. Hand tooll 2Je..$U rec&Jll $14. '64 Comet parts l111e hlllt tankl S 3. tmLde:r, WWld once SL"i. 3.S time they ofter me the p18111 ly Amt!rican cabinet SIS. lamps S15 each, Ukt new cha.tr $15. Car-bed-<:a.niage each. Pwlh lawn m<t"'-'eJ' $5. SlO. 847-26fi6. wcstins;boµw broller S2. 4 hp Sn.r's outboud motor nf monl!y whm 1 attend Sha.a: ms:: $8. Long corttt porta, crib '15. Blade wlvet is. 2 baby dtttlalng t bl Eleciric lawn mowfl', runs ;MESH;;;;~p.:,la)O~pen:'::--;llke;,. c-:new=-=nc::.,. chron1e G" &pt>aUr cover $25. Ski aaw $15. Black •nd church, I REFUSE it." table $6. Rettptlon room plct~ le tra~ US. Small S'l50 ch C1illd' ~:; well $25. Servel •&&• JX each. Sm"· tire <'hfll'll Decker 1-i" drill $2$. Cast lounge chair SlO. Hook Ni arancUathen clock $6. New ~ 622 H ~lo N 5 retrtp.rator $15. Tire '1'7>-14 ~ r:;_ $12. St~ s1.:io. sta!nles11 carving set lror. ship'• ~to ... e $10. Zenl1h DOUBLE bd mattre11, coo<! $7. Slffl table $3. 675--3799. men1 black & brown sOOes alter 12. Sat_~ n, 0· with Ford rim $6. Stt at m ~a~;... to n:_:~. both s2.:io. t.arxe e:lcctrlc N\IOlv. navigator-rad Io no. condltJon $15. 642..9227 $5 each. Sandbox $5. Swing ~u St. ott Pomona ~- Ins; Chrl..ltnias trtt stand $2. Srabonar 30:! SlO. 5 gal fllh E4ECTRJC dr;rtr $2S Youth KING aiie bed. rubber roan, 1et $8, new alu.len Pacllic 8 LARGE easy chair, excellent between Wilson and vtc-white $8. ~Friesland Dr., Small chlldM ~ hamper tank $2. 1S gal tank $6. 20 brd $3. Porch and patio matttt!5, 2 boic springs '25. n~ 8et $10. Bowling ba.1.1 condition $12. .Alfa body torla., CM Tis-4J.01. H.B. SI. T-«hiru 2§c_ D'.iTUCI SOc. pwalt mono J)OM!r amp SlO. vacuum, new $2S. Oc-644-5794. $5. Cedar chips Me a bag, parts $1-$25. 642-<&U. SINGER bullonhole:r S 5 • TWO new brown Chevy van 24" inl«r)l)r door St. 3>" oc::ket boob 10c-25c. Doll __ , ,__,_ ---------play pen SS. Bassinet $10. REFRJGERATOR and 11tove Bowl;". '·-, ball, 2 .... two seats $25 each. Attached crib SI ~ .. TV S5 u. k ca.slor11U (',.....,. s7 each TV"' Black and while SIO. J "" j 15 J t -~ ... ~ ta! ~-'db t bot•· ,.ionn IO"l!'en lc glasa: door . 1;1 • DllC book "·I o..., um~ . ump sea S2S each. 2184 """·-'.. CM shoes F& M slie su 7 "O me ......,... w1 aea ._,. $3.50. Martlnt aet far 2, roe. pack and sack S.'i. Chlld'1 Mt'tal l'ln•;:-Vll'S $2. Needs repair, Singer lleWlng $5. Infant 5el.t SI. Baby ~'""'"" ' ' 7r" .... • $10 each. Roil of fibll'rglase •• 1 •• 1 FirepJace acrttn, brau $5. mo•hine, ,..-,.61.;,·-·;;..:.....i tot•· ~--SI 11.1 . Circ 548-0914. Floor lamp, excellent con-_ ..... __ ... to quilt~ foU $7.SO. sttrlir~ &: cry"tal e&ndy .. t'E'J> nc .... g 1. Larv -··· 15 ~ So Rd .... •"' 6""" c ...... s M>L.: • • ana ., dition $IO. , .. _ 11...;..... ~ t:Q N 228 •· h 1~ ~-S3 '"7~"~ Auulrofll: · -non " condition~ 541)...1829. H B .t.. .. ""'' 6 Drawer double dresser $3). .._.6"' ·-... '"'-ll al foam-• ad"·-• to dlflh SJ .50. o. ~ .. s •·~·nr ~ · O'fQ-.><1'1. CM 557~739 ~ · · wo-.vt"t. room picture S20 • ......, ......, '"'"'-.:u buJh11 2{)(: each. fo"lash gun 2020 Tustlr'I, between 22nd Record cabinet $20. Small royal blue vinyl ss. Rims RE • R l GE RATOR ~ I RTDE-A-B:ED ~ch, needs 3-SPEED boys SchwiM bicy· children's desk with chair Silveri>lat.ed water pltcbtt le $25 1'1WLER 121!. Stralsl>I ule pi, SIS-I..,, 543-3691. REFRIGERATOR • ln good rondition • S25. 645-:1738. DELUXE hamster cage $8. 10 gal. aquarium rentctor $3. &tU95.l. BAR atool.I SS each. Good box lc mattrtU (double\ with fnme $25. Cha.Ira $1 .50 to S7. Wlcktt chair $15. Box 1 p r i n g a and mattreu (single) ¥oith l-t frame $XI. Oean gas sto~ $25. Hu mower $5. Electric mower $15. Chest ol drawers $7.50 10 $20. Day bed with bolster $10. 1~ E, 18th St. Od 54&-4485. .. DELUXE infant dresmng · ta blc, never used $15. 644-1038. Sl .50. 7 lbtl. ~re !111aplll' St and 23rd. N.8. ,. •'""· cover $10. Recliner chair, de, runs good $25. 842-4512. $8. Headboard for double SS. Electric toutll"r, works for Chevy S ho 4/ . lleavy duty pipe cutter-up HEAVY duty car top canler Cll!'an, good con d It Ion white plastic Sl5. Boys bike KI $3. Children's wall plaques, Push mower $4. Old deep CRADLE/car bed to 2" plPe SS. Bras!! blow 71" Jong, 42" wide, 16" .645-3359 16 .. $15. 552-70i1. QUEEN size bed f11lme, bed SS. 3046 11,ybrook, new S2 each. Electric dryer, freeze generator $3. Chevy Playpen $8. 673-2133. $9 . ton:h $3.MI. l...aclle 5k.1 g.. d«>p, inside tug lined, DISPLAY caaes, very nice springs, firm mattress • CM. 54(}..9779, , wwks $25. 176 Cecll Pl., off Van hub caps 4 I$ 7 ' .2:.::Ue;S,::;_MA:::,G:.,Sc..;SIS.,'0-.-acb""'. ' u•,~" Warwick dinner plate11 watel'nrnn' aluminum and $ID. 20" x 30" x 5" 645--3359 2 Stingray bikes SlO each. green spread SlS, 536-1275. BWE Camper boo_ t $25. Orange, CM. 968--alGl. ~ nooi: le 1-... lc he t ..... ..,... • _____ ..1..... 4 mattresses and box "==-;c-.--.,,::--=-=--··~· S2. Porrtab e ..,,..... a er plyY.·ood ! drilU1JCU0n a.nd CANDY ba NOTICE• mid-engine and Ford P. U. rear window $10.1TWIN attre 19 S d MAPLE bunk bed& with lad-SIO 646-1331 Sl.50. Hall tree 75e. Pencils will lock S18. Refrigerator r vend Jn g rprings gels and frames $10 Black firepla_ce screen $3. m II! • prea der, dean mattttss $25 PLAY pen . . $L50. per 100 W 1.c each. for.\garaae or wAd i11. ii machines Sl2 and s25. each. Iron and iron board ::~i:~::e· ::.· 3 = Early American lamp i 10. $6. Boxes of clothlng 25c-Sl. each. Maple double head· TWIN bed SIS. Good childs Bill:dmlnton . I; a qua,1h horse electric tnolot $2. In Dete~nt vending machines $5. J ewelry, watches, and Dinette set $15. Bath tub Bar $15. Area rugs $9.·Sun-board iio. Sturdy Maple spread $5. 546-4085. racket& 75e each. Water wall medicine cheat. goOtl l-:il3i-:7and~=$6.:·:..,;:.64c:4-.:1=03J::·c....__ clocks SS to S25. Lamps S2. $ 2 5 ' re a r . e n d a n d and two matching sinks $25. day after 10 AM. 536-8518. magazine hc:Mder $5. Handy jug1 SOC' .. ach. Golt balls 25c i;hape $2.50. Electric lawn WALNUT dining room set Drapes S2 .. Bedspreads Sl. :=~=~st~~~ua~ Hollaway bed $10. 642-883>. DELUXE Sears 11wlng set, rollaway bed with deluxe ' DINETTE set, table $15. 4 1 chall'!I $15. 645-3289. ~ch. fiber duck decoys SOc -·-, wor'-~ ••.so with leat and four chairs :P.fany other household items with catwalk,. huge slide, clean· mattress 125. Nice '"'"''" IUI 6........, or-""--11 Accordlo r o o .sell,-847-6383. o GLASS and china, some an-LADIES watch perfft:t time each. O'Keefe and Merritt 1tove S2. Brau hanging light fix· --· n m swings, dismantled, ready Maple singie bed Sal. Oean • •·-SIS -· Flam! divider $15. Refri-rators SA-'RDAY • ~~-y 8 a.m. tique 25c-SS. Linens $1-$3. to •·•·e away --over ~ -nd t $7. ~2Clr1. PORTABLE GE stereo 34" wide, great 1hape $20. '"''= •. J;VU01 ngo b~ • u • .x1.uua ....... • .. ""' !.ingle .......... spnng a ma • ., ... """" S25. 127 Amethyst, Balboa. 7 p m aofa'--.. r><:: 2766 Bristol, Space 8, CM. 1100 sell !or •~ n-by crlb Sturd d' TELESCOPE 25X -x -, record player $15. l!ldeabed ~758. 2975 Babb St .. CM. ~=;:-i;.,. =.,-,.-~--· · ·· u.:u .,..,.,, • ...., . .ga • tress $20. y n>ette set -ov ........ ,., couch $3). RebuUt Ramblrr SURFBOARD $7, Couch JU. FOUJt 885x.14 tires, one FOUR chairs, good con-matching cbai:r $10. Four 54&-5419. Maple, very nke condition with chain and leaf $25 F.drnund Sclentlc $ 1 O . trans for 6 cyl $20. Big back 546-0636 aJrrioa:t new, newr hffn 1lat dition, for your breakfast or 6.00tl4 6 ply tires, $11 each. 3 Vega wheels $3 eacn. 292 witb mattress $15. Head complete, Maple homework,_ .. _.._ __ . _____ _ yard awtni and slide set $1, LEAN • 1 $25. 1750 Whittier Ave., Sp. game table. Upholstem:t In Boy's Stingray Sl5. Artist Ford eng, complete S2S. sklEld• ZIO 1 cm S25.. 2324 desk $10. Solid bookaise, all 19 .. F1W TV works very good you haul. % hp air com· SlO N'UJ ";° ."! bilOy shed , No. 1~ C.M. 548-2706. black naugal!Yde with olf-floor easel $15. Oil paints $5, Trims, auto for same $25. en , No. , CM. 833-2480. wood S12. Quality coffee and $25. Crib, stroller, car seat, pres!IOr $25 GE cannister . . es w re 'J t·pen $5. GUITAR Sl5. MelaJ bed white swivel base, $25 for embroidery paint set SlO. 1940 Plymouth parts Sl-$25. U-7'' reel recorded tapes Sl end tables $5-U'.) each. Six hlgh chair and sterillter $25. vacuum cicVier $5. 25 hub s.::_v: ~ in Cehood SJ, Old 14' frame $2, Folding aJuminum all four. 644-4250. ~~~~~ ~it!3" ::;-e~ I ::~:;;4S;;,;8l-;;09;;.,-..,.-::::-::~,,-;;-:::, l ,e;,:a:;:c;;h·:,.53::::;1·.;.7:;566.:::..~--~ ==~ ~~r $20S i 2 ~~ Takes all Porat crib' $5. "P'~ for all 25 mixed · ment trough, table $2. Cennan camera, NEW corner table S S . MOTOROLA c:ar radio, 6 \IOI. COLEirtAN s t 0 v e $8. Baby clOthes G-2 yrs aU ' j ned nd electric dryer S5. 4 saw bl ~::: N piece sport set size 14, $5, 4 Round 15 inch wall mimn-50c Sot M< car !f, all c ea _!__ horses $8 Tool box 8,2,2, slides. SIO. Traverse rod, Kitchen ta e .,.,. ew toys pointed to match 2 maple SIS. Near new 75-1 tire Coleman lamp $6, 3 camp under . a ~.., Needs painted black, $10. 2010 l,..Oll· $2. Low ·work b@~h S7 ext. 120" $2. Gold traverse 50c-$1 New fire P 1 ace wagon wheel bunk beds $18. Good 775-14 tire $5. stools $2. 2 camp cots $6. $6. Single Hollywood head-reupholstering Dining table tlnental, C.M. 642-0083. Slate S5. 7 board• 2 .. 6 .. 12.; rod, ext 120" $f. Avocado brickets $1. Small dresser complete S~ each, 2 Large chest of drawers S25. Portable john $2. Heavy = $3ia~~b~:~ and 4 chairs $10. Blond cof· TWO den couches, corner ar· SS. Iron headboard• SS. 2 twin quUted bedsperad $3. lamps 50c. Paintings Sl. $5. bureaus SlS each, bookcase Easy chair $15. Antique sleeping bag· S5. 6 volt fee table $5. Wheelbarrow rangemenl $l8. W a 1 nut iron chain: $4. Scrap Full-gold print q u 11 t Blender $2. Beam bottles $2. t9. B97-2220, 5082 Skylark sewing machine $25. Large lantern $2 .. Bread box, 'Can-~~htO':bJ~i~r:a~ almost new $4. Garden tools coffee table $8. End table lumber; big pieces lOc each. bedspread $5. Gt'ffn glass 548-6328. Dr., North H.B. wardrobe $25. Dishes nlster set, cookie box, all $10.50 each. Pretty table :J'a;~ ~=t'~$2~i;g J $6. Upholdercd chair $10. 2 nue linen ss. 97!}..()72). JU11cheon ael for 4 $3. BASIC H SL30. S drawet -s"r";;:..R:.:E:;Oc:;.P.cL=A-Y_E_R_S_25. lOc-$2.50. 548-4148. matching $5. Electric deep va.nlty with sheU and ad-1 1815 lli<h1and, N.B. S pie-b,.a•·•·•t •et S20. 549--013.1. chest $6. Mattress SIS. Box Bed ""I $8. Bn'dal veo'I SIO. LAWN furniture $ 2 -S l 0. fat fryer S5. 2 blond end just.able mirror 115. Arbor St., C.M. by 19th &· · 1 "' ~ 0-;i;~;;;;;-;;--::;;-----; I SIS p table ha! ~ .._ __ _,_ I I., • tables $6. Bike basket SI. Whittier 642-3460. ! DINETTE set. Jeal and 4 Stingray girl's bicycle · $10. TRADITIONAL alJ w o o J spr ngs · or r Al is TV $5, trailer hitch SS. Headl,IUU.I ....,., amp u-.,5. Lunch boxes with thermos Emptess style vanity seat $6. chain $25. Wrought iron bar Black naugahyde ottoman me.n.'s suit with vest, size dryer $3.50. Weights and Household Items 2 5 c. $ 3 • ~Many heavy duly !hell S2. 6 piece ttd bathroom set Battery wall clock $6. Good SKIERS one pair Sean like 1' •rools •i:: each. Sear'• irwl...,. $10. Twin or king rattan 38/31 reg. $10, Olive .......,.n Fortune scale $25. 12 old 897-3350. brackets 2 for 50c. Many •A T t r -• . 12 'IV $25. ·AMfFM table radio new 1-Iahnenkamm skis XK1 -·~ he ..n....__._ 6·~~ oak cha.in $10 •a ch• sets casters 2Sc each. Cur· ..... oas e • ,,.,.,._.-' repalr · " N' · I and $25, One set of step I nbin-, &et Jro. Packard Bell TV I: a:-0 ......... "" and matching checked men's suit with 3300 Cla S REDWOOD yard t.•ble & 2 Full length min'or $3. Kaz _.. ice swtve oc--c•··-125. Tra rtl st 15 Bl • 548-6781. Y t., N.B. ~ tains, blinds $2-$4. New casi:>hal chairs 17 =•JS dings used once $70. Boman ,· Phol'ICK'OT'd, blond SlO. each. ,.... · ve ne mnr-ve · ue men• 5Ult '$5. benches $14, big r iding vaporizer $3. 3 piece green ·~ · 8 track stereo $25. Sat 0-·· 1 Accordion ilyle vinyl room bJe pe.Uo table $25. 30"l3 645-1275. DESK, Danish modern, bouncing ball new, Sl2 for truck tire, 600-161 SS. Wigs bath rug set S.J, 3 piece red Upright and cannister type S45--4850. uui;i l dlvkfer on track $ 7 o. County Oub Dr., C.M. iiyc;A;;RIA:;-;-;V,-;;-8-:-•m==p-co-m-,pl'""•" 1 ~wat=n=u=t-'S20_. ~644-5~~"'~· ~-$4.50. Rocking chair $l5. S2-SS.1 Women's clothing SI. bath rug Aet $3. Clothes vacuums with attachments \ 833-1467. ~7083. with panel mount, meters, WHEELS 4, 15" chrome Drop leaf table $ 2 S • 2658 Redlands Dr., CM. hamper $3. \Vall clock $3. $25 each. bot in good work-ICE cream freezer 1,\ gallon 1' ' vie Slo '"S""• 646--1818 n....1 I S3 K'-'' ing order. Pair' of exquisite manual new $6. r .. n .. 1 .... 100 Cup CoUte f'lt $25. mm mo camera $25. Pre> fuses, switches Sl8, cost SSS. covers. . .,.,...... '""'· 5J6.8296. · rv c e.mp . .... s tt'nl $l. _. ..... '!!Ii 646-2940. jector $70. Human haJt wl&, 5.Jl-7566. LlKE new World Book CO~R~N"'ET~-.,~.th~-.ra-n~d-ne-w FUNKY bicycles Sll-$16. MaOChing sleeping bag $3. ~50 ~wea!:. ta~en!~mu': jars, plnt.IJ, 75c dozen. Can-; WINDOW air condltioneT, 1151gh~~W(I Sl5. TaNe lamp LENS 50 mm automat!C, fits Encyclopedias $25. Year mouth piece plus carrying Wheel chair, v.·hich can be Tyke 3 wheel bike $3. Swim versatll~ i!Mder With hang. ~ndC::~dtiru~~!. ~~ !~ I B'", • J./Qlk lamps $3 each. 302.1 books 1963 thn.i 1911 Sal. Old case. Xlnt tone $25. Custom coupled to bicycle $25. '59 fin SJ, 1t1ask and srmkle $3. ,.· g · lamp $12.lO. Green -•' approximately 7000 •u eou~-. 0 b Dr C any camera with adapter, v "·" M 1 125 Li ht ·' -•·-S3 barbeque $7. Coffee table, ·'I ""~" '2l!All ..... ~ u .. .Al. rt 20 Annive..._,...., clock $7. Movie made elec-tric guitar hartily aux, ....... ; 0 or · g :0.1eep111g uo.g • las"· ~~---$25. Works WIC.I . ;no-....,.,..., o:AI\ """'" pe ect $ , cost s 8 o, ·~~ •---· · 119 5 heel AJ --ne lull · .b p '"' "'"1.a1n.lab tr ee, bkmcle glas!J top round $12. , ,.:...';i;;;-"';i;;Oi;!i[""R;;n.;!;~-;;=:·~~~-::-=-=--531-7566. lights $8. Metal typing table used like new $25. Knox ....... ~u.i!Slon • w s '"""'~ w size m complete SJ. Various sizes 4 Bar 1tOOl1 $2. Rol.ler STA Pov.·er automotive con. $3. VW car cover $5. Ex-amplifier including mike, 5.60 x 14, $7, rear end $12, and mattresa $25, Girl's women's clothes and men's Lawn fertilizer spl't"ader $6. I skates, ~tzeh 5 S::°.:..J~hl~ ditloners re11 95c. Gu con. DRAPES, very nice beia:e pand-table top $'1. Lad-hardly used, like new $25. body $25. Some sailing clothe!!, size 6x, women's shirts 25c-$l. Co1tume Corona a~do picker $10. skirt wit aece-.,.·.....-_,. ~Honer 4Sc each. Sll.52 material, one 113" \\ide and der--back chair SS. Dog bed 968--Q15, books $4.. Smmd operated size 12, 50c-Sl. Men's atrta ElectI1c blanket, double $$. l 18513 Plumou, F.V. ca11e. Re' IJ.50. 0~ con-' 76.~S Iona, two 107 wide, 'n% $2. 6""' ..., .... 1:Nt11 Marl...,,ld. ---------switch. Tools $1,$4, 985 w. 14~ $1. Man's m.iit, size jewelrp-_ J.Oc.:fl.SO -.a eh· 642-3:1.19. , 1 • I $10 •.rv..wt ""'7Z .. ~ US diven woman's wet suit 38 ~ ndi!lon $6 Stunning glaZed fur lltOle, CRIB TRUCK tlrn: 2-700x16-6 ply dltk>ne.-, )fst:''ftch.. per ong a panel. Vuy gOOd CdM. 19th St., CM. , very &"""" co . el nt ~n .... i · and mattress $15. Dou- lavatory and tool ==~~~-~--large S25, back pack $10. 2748 San Carlos L very ega -,. ..... ity b I e bed i 2 O. 1 7 8 g Goodyear Supcr Hi-Miler case, 24'•. Reg. S 2. 8 5 11 ' complete HANDMADE slerling silver Single hose regulator $25. DESK $15. End 'tables S2. S49-2J67 an e women's ahoes, 6-7% tube type, ve~ eood con· tr a lllminkm condJtkmer =~~ fltt_lng ... ~lh $25. Travel jewelry $25 each. Desk Sij. Masks $2-$4. Spear guns no. Lamps $2. CoUee table and .co==·""=-~~~-SOc each. Serviceable area Westmlmter, C.M. S45-22S9. ~ dlUon, 1 at $.m, l at $15. s112.4503 or0 $17.16 per doz. Reg. ;ri;;~80n1o120e -Boss; Formica 645-33.sg • :;.· • , ""'i U). Tank $al. Surftns $5. end tables $10 a 11 . WOMAN'S 26" t hi n -·tire and throw rugs 5Qo..$5. Good 10' Fiberglan aa.l.ling buggy • 540--0683 · · 11 cushion $1 25 each • Y s shirts y ·t .,_, 1· $6 c Dishwasher SIS. Lawn single speed bike $20, Boy's _,.,,.fti .. -,, dra-, iprea..... $25. Dacron sail and equln-, l lS · 14 lf.tl ,.., 11:1.1. 25c • WAGON wheel batbeque set, 01 V\Jung ins . ornpass ..... .....,.,. .,..... ua .. VANITY with mtrror $18. or per doz. 644-2'J51. -711' JJ.>-a.... -SI. 2.5.Sl 12. Oil ft.lied depth gauge mower $5. Sofa and chair 20" 5 speed Stingny bike l~-Various pictr ...... and ment S25. Wtll tell separate. 1 Santa Ana A C:M cost $150, sell $25. Call Sun-S25 both b'k -~ I 1312 ~--b~• Ln • Small dre1ser, need• work BISSEU. 11hampoo master ve., · · $13. \Veight bell S2. Double $25 for both. camper ice . • 1 es are in ex-seascapes !iOc-$12.50 each. Y >..CUn 1 n.ige ., H.B. 1 548-GSol day 646-5961 ll nditlo H . ""1355 I S5. lfandcrafled jewelry and $1. Marble tUe · J2"x12'' 25c I ;;;m;,,,Oi;'v;;--::::=-= hose regulator $~. 842-7887. box SlS. Maple lamp table ce ent co n. eavy 2524 Fordham Rd., off Fair .....,.. -i hanging potJ $1·S15. XK 140 each, or $S all. Purses lOc \VHIRLP<X>L wa!fher $25. 2 OU. paintings, 16 x 36 BEAUTIFUL like new $"!.Ironing boarrl SZ . 2 night steel gauge rollaway table, Dri~. Colle~ Park tract, 15 Gallon !how Aquarium , Jag parts $2-$25. Saturday to St, euel' 50c, p&tlo Round formica table with 2 framed $.5. Child's oil pain-stands $14. Headboard $6. 18" wide, 39" Ion&'. top and CM. 97'S-25.tJ, complete S70, Stand for &nd Sunday. 7fi6 W. Wllaon, fumlturt-35c to S5. Braided extentlon S12.50. Gatten ling on canvas, 1 x 24 S.1. dresses, child sizes 5· 6• 6X, Dresser $25. Portable 11tereo bottom Shelf-no drawers, aquarium $10. Uprig ht \: 8 18 ~-" b nd Sa Oil painting •-m·• 36. 30 n-$2.50 each, ~1972. ,_,.... I hin"_. -L-TABLES $5. Phonograph and C.M. 548-174 . rur . ""'ICU4 rua hangin& a ttler buUt-Jn gas · ..... ""· "' $10. 5'C>-l864. 2114 S. Saha, 6"""" or mac 1'"' or "'IUP stand $lD. Plastic seat vacuum SID. 2 tires like new 2 Aql.l8l'tum tank5 a n d various suppllc11 $5. Oitk nrner table $5. Lane corner table $.'l. Metal bed frames SS each. Type¥i'l'iter !able $5. 4 foldlng camp stoots $5. 30'l3 Country Oub Dr., C.M. 540-1083, pots 50c pair, brass candle atove $25, 54>8753. 548-2028. $5. Schwinn girl'! Stingray, 17" PORTABLE im'tanl on S.A. use $20. 771 W. 29th St., CM. COWi'$ SS. Hi-Fi~ p'.ln$0J,e 11u.e 7.35 ·x l• $5 each. 1 holdera $4.SO pair, hanging 2 super condition $20. Schwinn TV with stand $20. 847-7017. 642-5487 AM-FM SJO. Boo'·· •~ M · i ,,;638--9933::=::::;"7=~~=~~ I I White n&Ugahyde chairs $15 t · J Ilk ne $ 5 TIRES. whites, Z-82S-14. ==,_·.,...=~~--~ ~~· · amp $3. Fireplace grate each. TV, black and white, ~::~.;; e w · OOUBLE bed S2S. Single bed Z.F70-14 S6 each. l-FID-14 SWING set Sl5. Walnut cot-TV trays Zic. Wigs Sl-$5. BREAKFAST table ss. Twin ',o !iOr, hunting jacket $4. 18.lnches $20, Bicycle, girl's $10. Patio slools Md table $9. Near new 2--C78-l{ $7 fee table $15. Walnut end Clothes, women's, sixt: 10..12. bedroom· sets $25 each. TVouters $1 and S 3 . SlO. MS-2878. WARDROBE alorage closets, (plastic! $10. Set frames each. 645-2?6S. table $5. 962-6970. men'• large ~. 2006 Chess set SS. 5 e w 1 n g l aporizer $1. W o m e n ' s large, ·portable, wood and household items S2 or less. Hl hland N B mach\ne with foot control 1hoe1 61,.), 25c-50c. Drill 26 Gal show tank, all ae-metal $25 each. Call Sunday l..amp11, tables SlO or leM. DINETTE set Ectha. black BIKE seat for child $S. Wood g ' · • preu $4. Noiseless portable «~ries $25. Stand $5. 17 646--5961 673--0575• 8Wfvel chairs, circular white floor lamp with pumpkin FORD truck tires and wheels $l2·50· Dog-cat •hipping typewriter sai. Sink & gal show tank, everything fornrlal table with 2 leaves color ahade $15. 646-0346. SS vcb. Chev mag wheels case SlO. l5 gold veill 12 x U I IMPORTED hand made wool Faucet $3.50. Gun cabinet Included $20. &46-6841. 101 DOUBLE spring mattress GAS !!tove ns. Hand mower $25, 8 Part me D t size BOY'S 20 inch Stingray, like $6 ee.ch. 54~9900-mirrors 50c each. Bookcase • ~ flowers S2-$5. Decorator SaJ. Recliner chair $7. J tr-Whittier. Apt. .f. $70 Head, footboard. frame $5. Half mower $6. Couch frigidaire, C9Pper tone $?;, new S25. Girl's 70 inch Huf· GORGEOUS Stone Marten $4. Bar caddy $2.50. Bar ' l i I item1, ntw and old S2·S70. Mani lingerie Mmples S2-3 Bath tuba SlO each. Two $10 Sofa $1. 646-7220 S15. Adding machine $10. 3 Avocado aib'With matching fy y;ith basket. like new $3). stole $25. Wollensak movie lamp $2. Electric heatu $3'. • Kitchen han£!ng light fix· $8. Sterling watch fob $4. wheel trailer S'25. , 5 7 PHOTO enlarger S25 Lense"S bar stools. seats COVl!red $5. quilt & ruffle &: valance $25. Bike frames and parts $1.5. Wallinsock m 0 vie Tom •nd Jerry 11et $2. Pitch ture $!!. Kitchen pols and Silver \\•atch chain $2. Cadillac parts, '.f9 Chev $25 Dog house $5. Lawn 1513 Orange Ave., C.M. nlghtstands $17, marine 50c-$5 each. Coke machine camera $3). Luggage travel fork $3. Pick axe $3. pans $l·Sl0. Large fish nel Kodak· inslamatic camera parts, '59--60 Chev parts, ,59 mo.....er $5. Hanging lamps 642-5666. " engine 4 cycle, kermath. work.s good SlS. Whit~ paCk $10. ~ ce~nt Chrome towet. rack $1. SlO. Book• 10c·2"JC. :1123 $5. Sun lamp $8. Italian Studebaker 6 parts, ,60 VW SS. Pinatas 50c Croquet set SOFA 16 foot cu rved Xl nt condition $25. ~3546. wrought iron love seat $12. 2 planting pota S 5. 5 0 pair. ~°:tpan;:.• :11t·31~ Country Club Dr., C.M. decanter and glasses $3, A&nf!l Jl&l'li J25 each, ·Com. $3. Carpet sweeper $3. 233 sectionaJ. 3 pieces, $15 each. BEAUTIFUL brass fireplace night stands with 3 drawers JapanHe lantern $70. 3 ft. Barbados Pl, 545-3l03. ~7083. Vanity chair SZ,.. 329 0.. merclal Door sender $1S. Irvine 548-13ll Willing to sell · separately. S<::lftn , with bra• 'NOOd each $4 each. Power mower, other pe.fi) pb $4. Man'• I =o~~~-.c,-;...:.;;c:; __ I ELECTRIC ~dding machine Cabrillo, C.M. 548-2765. Rol~...,·ay bed frames $8 4 \Vlde chrome \\"heels 6" x Electric ranee, whltt!' $15. hokle:rs which extend out on works, ~s basket $15. Bl5 bla~ coat $15. Hong 21" black I white low boy $25. Box full of tall lights GOLF ball 8f'll out. bike all ~J038 day or fivenings ex~ 15" with new valve stems S7 548--0863. hearth. $ro. Saturday only. Sonora Rd., CM. 546--1692. Konj: large man's blue suit Zenith TV u ill S25. Pair of 1 and ckara.ncf' lighls S7.50. 20c each. 219 Poinsettia, cept Sunday. each. 4 VW \V\de !rack DANISH Wfllnut sofa and 4410 w, suilswept, Santa. RECLINER $5. Ocauiiona.I $20. Drapes $5. 548-6435. car ramps $15 each. Draw· t' Whit• n • 11 g ah :rd e head-CdM. OO'U.'S school clothes size spaCf'rs and \\'heel adapter~. cushions $15. Double bed Ana. (Ott Newhope). chair SS. llorR blanket $8. VW tires and wheels S2 each. ing table $7. 962-3567. boe.J'("s ~ each. Portablel.Sl';ic;A-.--;:Po,.-•--e-,-.-.,-co-nd~;~,..,-~0, 5c·S2. APartment ~ilem1 Converts V\V lo 5 lug n1attress SlO. 2 Ford '28 STOVE $10. Crib $13. Hi-lCfil ConCQrd, CM 54().-7585. VW fenden: S2 each. VW I rerorrl ·plliYfl' S1..1, Portable SOc Oil ne;tillo 75 _ Lamps $3. Tables 12. American car wheels and wheels SlO each. New cha.Ir $2. 84U'M. parts Sl-$25. 543-9960. QUICK CASH j dcrt.-o nu.lio STJ. Rt'dwood Ca ain ~ s1 llt'r :x:. H adds 2" to wheel base S'1 screen floor $6. Complete '61 Olds parts, new trans $25. '"'='-''-'--'-""=-- plcnlc ta~I" a~ be~he• T rna:,i:2!~io!'I co~~tto~~ D~~~~-$8. st=~n ~iS each. 545-5978. iron skillets $1 tach. Sll"W FIRESCREEN and tool! $8. Radiator $10. 2 tire!I tOr $12. P~~n= ~ctri~'!,~ $).'), Orlg1t1ttl oil pain~ $1.G can. 673-8624. Pa La NB MISSES size 12 dressefl, panS2. Auto wheels SS each. Toilet tank and seat $15. 3 Other partl $1-$15 each. $25. 2 work ,bencbea $10. JHROU"H. At. I JlO. Bo~e~ of PC'\\' plashc ;;:,~;::::.;:....:"7-:::.::.,~~ 1,;;;;ope;;';;-;;;:"'c::,· o;::· :.:·.,..,-.,..,.. blouses, skirts, pants 35 Old toilet SS. Hub caps $1 dishmasters $15, $18, S)'J. 645-2768. U &\\'en 51.'-:!0c. 3023 Country SMALL fireplace \\'ith logs ANTIQUE white d I 11 t' t t , pieces $IS, Brown paten! each. BBQ $2 l)". Door and Wuh basin with 1aucet $12. 2 l~H==p-""T~e-cum.se--h-2-cy-cle ~nt~~:U $3~ Ex~ Ouil Dr .• C.:'11. 540-708.1. S7.50 Big hlble radio with table wlthr i. lei.Ws' $20. 6 shoes siie 9 Sl. Box of girls lock S7. ll9 B 34th St. N.B. toilet seats $1 each. 3910% engine for mini-bike or go-tenor plywood scrap•, QUICK CASK J CUTE junior i;tu-9-11 girl's ~~?ima.ll phonograph :~~th ~\m~~~~ clolhing size 6 mon, to 2 675-0922. Channel Pl. N.B. 673-l603. cart, like new $15. 833-0093. car--tunk load SL Solid teak rlothel! Sl·$'l. 612-316.t ' · toys and tames Sc-$2. &ck )'t'al"!J, drt"S&et., tops, pants, SURFBOARD, 12 years old JETCO lafustang me! al VINYL studkt much, co6t mahogany $1. Redwood bed JH'nOUGH A TABLE S3 Old mairs ~ tnld LONG doublt-drt>sser S25· to school clothes, bo)'!I, aizt' jackets, shoes crttpen, all Hob.ie 9% feel $20. 673-4611. detector, brand new, never Sl3S. take $25 cue. Coffee with boxsprtni ~ 216 E. II JOc A . t ck rl S\O Mirror $10. Headboard ll1'ld '· girl'• lllZt'Sl"-10 Sc-$2. 5 f!Jr $7. Afcns new leather TOYS Pt··--~I Suzie u~: COit m. usell $15. table Ul. take fU,50 .• din-~c=.M=·=-,_.,..2377...,._. =-~~ DAILY PILOT '.,', · rmy ru PR s frame SJO Couch $25. ..,. ~ndals size 9. S2. Pain • ...,. ............ • Co"U.i for sale .S. and Ing --'-·'-•i::. e··•, ~ nnd 5I5. J-'luori'!!cenf ~.ght11 Pennao•nt · ~,, dl"I~· pieee dinette ••t $10 I' ker books -me ........ "' ... '"' ..., 4'"" QUEEN •·• ·~. Old& '" · . ....., ~ ~ "" · roller set St .SO. Bathroom ~omema • • ..., fo~ign $1·$4.50. ,~7474 n7.50, all 4. 54&-2308. .....u -... $2. Auto 11nd tn1ck !Ire!'. SlO. End tablf'll $2.50 each. 645-1275. 2'99 Annlvtnary pole !!helves with cabinet $5. new. $1-$2. Chllda dresses 8, anytime. Coronet $25. ~1039. tubf111 •nd \\•heel.!1 Sl •nd $2. c 0 f f, e t" b I e $ 2 5 0 Lane, oU Irvine nt'llt' Mesa. n-· 1 . others size 4-6 50c-$2. n. 1 -• I $2 net .. • • sur:::u11ngton e ectric razor $3. TWO 25" boy's bikes .-: It ....,-gu ttl" 8 '""' Jt'nem " Chlldl'E'n's pool lablr •= RL....,INER ~-Jr 125 ~--h 01• · t ....__ 67J...0575 ...., IS G nl I 1 n G ...,, .,_........ <..TIA • "Vll1.: " Je"-,. I')' 1JW1. w Ith . . $1.t:, Sear's reel power ~ ~ ll&~k.\ ft s.~n BC: ll g~~ s~; ~p ~:8 Dakota Ave., s:!:~ ;;:.;:~b!e S25. 6-goodies Sl.50. Baby b3th tub DOUBLE tied. firm, ex-~r $2j. 979-7965 *l1Y day '/A s TA~1G'-iii.iA'Z:AN~:.:E:::.;R;:.:'":.1<_~.:=,: Retrigl'raior S20. 10 speed · · · ~ Blib d -..J ·-car bed $.50. Black table lamp hue cellent cond.IUon i 2 5, 9--9 p.m. Alta --.. ~ $10. TV SIS. CIOlhei JQc.25c:. PEPSI 111 a chine S25. · .Y re.~1ng .• ta~e SI. Four blue place mats. 64()..1176. --'--------1 ~11 ... ..;., M y_.""4. L&&.c.r.M }if UIU. Old blkf'• S1·S2. 30 gnl Irr-Mootgomery \Varel washer S7.50. ~t &;ja, The Blull!J. oew St. Better homes cook ZENITH blaclr: aod white GbooREYk ~ ttreDou bande ~.i -r ~~ ..... .,. 9r·» 15 -E" •· c 644-0MO or ~· -Sat. all book SI . Bet~ c--•--k ca. ..,.,... ma 11 :..vw.,, ..-_. __ , /1 e.--..11-. --rariun1 S7. Antique hot-· ""'" "' n.., irtlr, C.M. .... ... Sunday~tlU ,_•• book •.r i\J\:I\""'" """ TV, 12'' portable, excellent box ... ..i .... •a. •-w:: Ma'"'":-,. •O Vllln op l'll1amge 1or -~1, -·- ! ~-·-h d 0 ~ • 50c. Mu11~·-potlery -ndltloo -. ·~ -·. "'t"' .. ,. -~ ~___._ _...._ .. -~ t llei. 51k .. l. no.Hit ar warr !EST or dra\\·ers SIO, Twin ,..'UIVI. "" -~ ,~ I dre--Ml-----· """• •-• 7 LO'l'S or old ..........._ nf 11shtray n. Thermot SOc. ,,p ~ -· ~ ''"'' of)'Q'iodloc"biithlfgn;: SJ. l!Mrll\\'llln! ~-Colcnu1n be(t v.·ith headboi\nt SlO. Reader'• Dipat "k"'~b. llnnd .!IHde vfewer new con-COUCH $25. Fully llnt'd $10. 2 nlahl at.ands $12 each. ~r:: IYGU'I JIT• .. ui•••&I~ JCDUMt t1D henltr SJ:i, Kncl~I iki~ Crib $10. IIJgh chair $.j. 6 ft. Sf.Mr.55 ditfon S2, Sltlrrn:lte camera draprs 10' by 64' S'J5. Lawn Painted. old double bed mat· ~ i!-tdl., ~~ ~=-Ot:1.Jt S15. Bachelor dlsh,.,·ashcr clc1k or vanity SIO. l\felal 1 • tak ,__. . mower $&. Lampi $5-Jl.5. treu and aprinp $25. 1 •. -~~· .. ,,_. 34 ........ '4W HOl-.21 $1:i.Mllk e81\l.S2.Polr5 $15. pntlQ table SI. kttiv.'OOd EXERCISE 1Mke $10 . Pl ea •vvuck IPL~~~ Book.cue"· Guitar $10. Drtuer $15. 2 Md tablet: ••. s~ 3$M:nr 6.5Could 1-t- lioots SlO. Blf rorlt panels patio t.1blr St Tu·in htiad-M$.925f S.l..SUn. WHk days .... a"·:..·.;-· _, ... ·o -::.!"'t ,."2' planttt boxu with IOU and coffee tal* $12. f« all 6Abas )d()f 46T• ll~!:J!:!:!..~ 25c 2450 Sanl A CM t-~ ~ ~--•----7 .... -3317 °"' '""' ,_,,_ . • na, • • Rllll'U, tnunc ancl sprlnc $4. alter S. ' v.-orld &!las and, thdtl $6. TV tl"IYI M. Milk can, 3 or S5 each. Round coflee i!;g,WAY':i :~ .,::W =~ #fOf',Djft %1.'' Table modt'I TV, "'Orb 1V ~'>'"h'!I IAblt SL 2 rattan GIRL'S Huity StfiFay blkt United States $3. each. Celt $4. [)rledl . 0oMT _5o41. tabW$10. Lamps ST.50 pU'. ~//81 lOStn laiC .,,....... 70-5111 ....! If 1ood $25. P¥ir J11mp.• S7.50. Ottllll"lonal rll11;tn v.i th ntW $15. Krothltt avi>et.do aof11 $12, each. New condition. Boob 1CIC'-25c, clotha $).$4. Boopa nice: S15. 3 OC-~~ 12 1::.= ~L. ,.11~-;;;;;;,.,. -~· ., 1 . 01f11t o( rlrn11·l'tll" ft5. Mlshions SS tach. 7 ft. whitt Sl5. Comf)lett double btd LP'• exccllent concth\Qn "»"> '111 W. WUlc»\ S&L A SUn JD. ca#Scinal a.Jn. $U5. Belt !! --... . Beautiful record t'Abil'll"I m1t1t·hs1ick drape $ 3 . $10. Child's ft«Jrd player, $1. Small hand decora~ 3 rnUsaaer like new $2). I' ~ p~ :~. ~=II• CArUCclUt $25.. ~-548--0J'19. as ii SI. &IM736. floWf'r pots 1or houAt plants OnLDS "''"' "' need• .,,.11 ~=A $25. w~~ H~ .:~ ~~.,,_~JI .I(;.. MAN'S bikf' ai" \\h1•tol no REF RIG F. RA TOR $:25. =sEARS==-..,._,..ta_""bnd_,..,,..,S..,2~0. $1. each. Larae !aOOke cob-paint $5,. Ju• orri -SS. 548SB, w. ~....,...,, t 17T• "1Y-'7t..ol· Mlf, ""11.' IMl"I $10. 5*-96-tl. ' Hydra.uhe jack S25. Po"-tt 5-~ jltaa vast $1. Queen MM-Meny-ao-round $.\. 8rnaU 2 J1.cubleA 2 bp motor Sl.5. •'L~ {:g:~* ::::,,. ~t:'* 1 "™V~'I rti0\1·,..,. sr;. Elfoctric drilJ $5. BRAND now = "roa ·-t bol;lrd. Black A Wblte Doral blaokboud deU: $2. 1"'wio ~ Wctr;ic guitar ~ RDi ponr mowri-. •lt'f'd!J DlC(' grinder SZi. F;leett1c vw u ... .._ pane.hi SlO. 3 throw pllloM kl-at •ul.tc9Wll Sf.. MCh. outfl' ~ µ.rp -~ baa ISLIO. fr~ fi:: rf::n'1 rod, new tires 17·~· 642·3163 raznr $2. Socket ut $5. rim• $15, Ph.at Othtr VW to match hc!adboird $1 'Crib~ Walnut doubl& brd $t.UO.; Sifrpras pl!ht'"vftotl 8 JzzF.r S2Y• .,.....,,.. 1AI{· .. • ANTIQUE oat chaiir $12. Ca~nter tool.a Sl·"5. Pump N&rts. 846-7085. Qootn sbJe box rprffta: SU. t headboud wllll cue paDelJ: nd JGid, off whit~, .rrry, » j~~ ~~ ~t, I& ff Wllte cmbroMtred batiste S.'i. VW paru $1-$10. Choir& ROUND ampl• dlnl111 'ta.blt! bedside ahtlvea b1ack $2. =. black' (!DAmflt 5: pJ.km l~~~·!jj"'l25'Mlli:tli JSS.Wietolst).tS~....::.__. "-7·1 ~ C'ifaa uoo. ni. S!l"ri-$2. Morie editor flO. Ught $25. New~ $S. Dou· Really n It ti upbolitered' .$ZS. 'Walmli IOWld equtoml'ft'i $17.S OralWt bhlf, and red f JtiOf '"tf.; "r--"" lrw ~ "'°°"' $3-SS. lhtter $5. Gas he&ter $5. hi~ )le&dlloard $4. swlvtl anncl111.lr no. stlP.-eeblntt $25. rt ltand S2. Jacqwn,.-~ ~ a--.,:..,., . ,.:r.,u -~':3' N.,. sold bn>elld< dnpo• S3 Soid<""1< 1"'n 12. Barbequr '!Wlnhiadbotnl $3. mah "°"''· black a ""'!• s>l.i.I. ~arm c~• i rf ro me ~ul_il,75 1 •• ~ plioo. ,.e:.:i., ,.i:"...::..., ... t pair.'*'· :1111!1~. o/f motor $<. &"bait m~t $2. chair S3. Doby d~lng I""'"'""' mad< for 'atmcholr ;-~~-<tlll!E~-=~$4~. :1:wl~c~ku~jAlp~lJ4~~! jvam[;~""~ll~~=~·~--_:·J~~~~~~~~~i0\~,~~=6'.l'.J!..~~·;/;17~,~ ,-,~~-~-..:._ M4t& Or. -AM HfU. Car J•<k $5. fush can $5. tablo ~ -· ofttr t:JO SIO. Sat, & SUn M, 1lj doc bnd ....,. -S2. gallon," White !Hd . -~ --.-~ .!! .......,_ 64&-32'0. •.m. "'""" St. Apt 4, C.\lc. ,-.. _ • • powldl $L SJ6-.3112. .. - ,, t • i I, )! ., I 11 s I I T 12 IO- DAILY PILOT :SJ ........ ~I ... 3 • ~ =' ·=· =-·· ~I ~*.... lfi: I ---~ ~;....~==~==? l~~~[;T·~~··-~'J·~-1~ l~l-~~llil:• 1u..,2n...-~:-.:-.,,....,,.---'-'1 Clot• S.lt Ill Mlo•lo; 1 1 Ill Mloc 1llar 1121 Dop 1St ...... P'oo" tll C..mpon, Sale/Kw nt Cycla, lllk•, _...-~·~· ~.~CE .-A .,:_.~,'t~~ NEW_._,""'·-..,..w .. •.,• .. W _____ m_, ~ =~ = e IW'P.00'.SS II a lll&dl * SKIP1AllK '111 )t', 210 n c·-Sc-a 9U !;:::"":double tlr•••11 r . ---........, ... _.., 41lcow:lt ·oe .a clo4htt. at WANTED-Oklndwicku w/Cbldn. var tr.lbahle. ~ .._ 2 We brown OMNJ O.lll.C. Fly~. .....-u ·59 6fiO Trfumph. hard till, ~ he&dboe.rd." 2 ftite loOll, ml.tc. coDeetiblN. Soutbtm Ca1i1. Co 11 e I e doll ka:r wilb wood ea 551'...st 1)'11 and a hDT)' littk cabln whh p.Uey Ir hod. •' •PtiQit:t, 16" "'&r wtittl i: ~ '"5 Maptt lmeehol~ 2513 Santa ..... A~. C.M. Cymnulum. Wed-Sat. 9 am-wMtla I: "idtu chair. ~ •ttacbtd IO a suq 1Cf' kldlu, outrlaera, trtm 1'12 GMC ... '.?" ~ ~-~ suoo. Ct.11 alt 6. · dttt. fine condJUon m. SAT Ooly _ $-4. Dbl bird, i pm. A lr\lCk k>ad of T· gw.tey Temple blue mua TO kMna: homes. ' pla.yfW Tentu pup, Two adorable 1 tabll. ab.Ip to ahott radio, hue van. 350 V8 en(IJ)t, ~S902 uk ror Stew". eon.. type rttiatrlc ch&lr d61ct, odda • c.ndl. ~113fi lhlrti. ~ loot.b&lJ (S.T. name pin), pupplel. % Bue~ lemaln, QIO/otter. stereo ta,pe lh.ruout, com-auslo. trans., rat.Uo, Matu, Moto H°"'" ' -White d•-'-table. 5 2218 Ar&11a St. NB. . ~ m1&1ele ahirtl. tube 6 inch and ll inch Dionne RtUiew.r. c wb o Id . m-&m. ~ ple&e foul "~ather et.nvas &: P .. , P.8 ., complele)y pan· "-1'/R t -..... ,. -aocka. jaclr.eta. 9Cl1J:nmqe qulntQplet doU. fD..38CI. RE.SERVE aow. Dk brown tx.t cowr, automtdc bllre P:led '~"!Ill <.'O\~.nd floor, ice -. • en ch&ln '50. Walnut COll9()1e Jaw•lry 115 veata, lftllU. om ahorU, Small old child's woodtn THOROUGlmRED female pump dual batterits ball box. root vent, watrr S)'I· 940 st(rio $!50: 2748 8811 Carloa: ' -.a~t.. 9be:riasl u. • ..a.... 1 11"'Y.~!-~~olpedt ,Chg.. ta"i. '~--....... tirr, ...:_ .. _ l•m. f\111 slu bed with larae t.ane.CMJ.5$-2367. ••DlAMOND1ollt•re , el.rla:P.E.tults,.etc.SUH2-wn... ......_, mo. 1.., .,.,"'O ~ • ..., .......... ...., ... ~,, wudro lntta Loe " _._1 white, t I a w, 1 e 11 , 10 extra Jee. for kids I: adultl. I----~-------blAllCt. ··mcsu c b 11 d re n . BlaekHght of SaMalru Tup lraller with tin.bs. plenty be and cab · 11 matt.Tl M caqopy Some lhirta plain, or wttb 561.-.......... Prov ttud. il fast for •ldina. Call tn•l of rtocare apace. A real 'w/maU,' $45; viJtyl iota ca rat.-otfer. EMERALD -n-l •·-·le SMAlJ.. Plano. fta.:inal* """•"' ........ ...,.R I -•-1••. .,. ..... ucer. en aw TI~ll51 mini n1otor home that can ~ ~ 1. vi yt rina:, 6 ca.rats w / 6 ,,,_... ... aamet. e c ............ : cirliah lookirig bunk beda .-.~.e. ~co. to approved b f.f ch e s . · ._ ..• _.. <or that seco-I US\,!' .,....; n 110fa.. S50; si.-..-£A.o. T-chlrt.s ........ .,._ __ ._ 2 53 ,... I ·-·~· Y ~ -•• vin)!I rocker I: atool, S25; diamoncta, vaJue S1300, aeU ...,.._, """'• • .,..,,.. rea,aonable , IOfa.~ .rcl.114.:, Yf'I. Lo•e• 1-'ftV. ".w•l .x..n. RA " car Serial • 51496 io\leeeet I: matching rocker. $300. GOLD PIECES from ~ ~~~ dowG:-~~~. JovQeat me. phone .J.'!!!:d.!!n....:.11_:_ 1ea1e . SEE "Yankff .. , champ. blk 455 ?Ids, Pa~ ... -jet, 2>'; 200 • $249 OQwU ·~ ... "'/FM 11 I""' All ~r the world 35% '"'4U.U. ..__...... J'U..._...... 644-4687. ~~·-t.......a:i.. Lab at "·'boa ··'-nd11 Union Ser'W'l!i, F..quipped for \\a,te:r • "" ...., ; n.in eNJO, w: ' """" N-• BJ·~ CM ~ -Sidi 4 dNwer fillng cabinet, PJ; loW'el' than wholesale. EX· -.w -c. .. _. vu ., · · DARLING free puppy to Oil Dock Then call 613--0301 re A fiahirw, tandem OPEN ROAD _...,. """'· $10; ,...,. 0.USJVE 1111Ming jewelry, =54>:=11~18:~~~--,,= Mu1IC<lll""'"1mentsm aood home. Good child'• for°"" of hla P"P'· only $15. trailer. Call alter 12;00 $113 43 PER MO. MOTOR HOMES ct.Ur. $15. ~ Nuu.u Rd. t r a d i t i o n a 11 y STERro: De I u x e 1972 GOYA G2> a.a Guitar peL 6'2.-ClS days. 534-3885 Mother b Sbepbrrd, but noon. ITI4) 830-6481 MUST • IOSI Garden Grove BJwd. 1C.M. 546415. · HANDCRAFTED in Italy. Garrard model. Jam pro-hut. Ohl. and tobe. Cost eves. pupa look just like-Yank. SELL! Ye•, just $249.00 is tht total Garden Grove IH-4479 )tOME space needl!CI. Sell. Liquidating. 67>1521 . feuiobal changft', 1 speaRI' $300. Make otter. Sac. ~lAlL miniature poodle, 1% ~10VED from l?K ~ lo sm1 )f' Oynacntt '6.i. fly ~. down paymf'nt and onty -Motor Home Rent•lt : ing: ghw top wrought iron WATCH, Rolex Date: Just air auspenakm lll 0 u n d 5a-2101 yrs, \vhite, expectlng. Vuy apt, Must ttnd aoo<I home: MW 155 OMC enc., head, $U3.43 is _thf' to_t.al monthl~· Available !or dally. wee:klJ sei. elec. typewriter, knit· stainleu steel $100. Call sy~~~~l50dloWa .ttht a.ARJNET BUNDY good bloodUne. 9fi3...600.t. for 4 yr old coUle:/shep. plley, 100 ral tanks, bait payment 1nc\ud1ng t~a.x, II· or monthly basis. 21'. 23', I ting h. 11 M t S.ST-8700 Rm. lM. AM1r1U1iru-.n. n Wl · • Good companion j. watch-tank, stainless steel Tan· cense, and all tinilJl('t' and 23• aelf contained Mo-mac po · ay ag FET, Tape ..._ .... Still new, XLNT.OOND. $00. * FREE WOOD * i..... v ,, 6 •·m trlr S3 ~ \'"II tr dt cl f 60 •h elec. dryr, relrlg, Thomu wu ,_... u";;j a j med . * 673-0101 * Model Glass Co. 1~ tovi;.. ery affe:ct, .... t p .. 1. ; • .......... ·•I a iarges or . mon s, on tot'" Homes, all e:qulpt •·llh crgan stera> rornbo. 4 chr M.chlnery 116 .,,~ Superior, CM &t6-323t 615-5396. r camper. CaU Gt<lrre ap.pro~d crl'dit:. :hi." c~sl1 generatoc, root air, and dinette. All rd c 0 n d. Guaranteed. Ori&-$509.95. SELMER· Bundy Oute OBEDIENCE claas to start "2-4527, &MN801. price is $$290.7:, 1nclud1ng many other ~xtru. AU ! 551-0454. RADIAL a.rm lllw, 10", Now $ll0. Tenm .. CoUtction w/cue. Xlnt <.'Md. $100. .fREE KITTENS in th~ Irvine/Newport 18' f'ibera;lass C.C. 1~ hp l"I and lictnse. DE-fe:rrf"d Coaches art: 1972 model.!t. p ARAGE Sale Sat. &: Sun. g. Sean: s;25~5006 e de:pt. n.C: 893-0501. Call ~ aft 7· ~7 VARIETIES Beach area. Wed., Oct. 4, 1/0 Mere. head, tlr, xtras. pa~·'":ien.t i~cr. i~I ~?054.SO \\'e ha~ the all sted Amiio '6. Bedrm. set. EstC"y chord -~--------STEREO 1972 G.,a rrard E FLAT Vieto Alto Sax· -:c==*,_.......,.,.,.,,-,-co-*--,.,-7:30 pm. Open to all dop Moorhia' avail. $1 .. i OO . w ic incu es a mane~ 11,:J). Pleue call 83$-9;i60. ' Ml , II Ill _ __._1 full atze ...... -,air aphone Xlnt cond $250 FLUFFY whlte kilt•••, A'·~ "' "~" -962-1608 • ch11.rgl'!s, salts tax and h-1~~,--=-~c.-=-1 t cl"ian. antique .ch airs . see •neou1 •.....-.. ~-· · · ... ....., over J mos. ilW""'Qp:j. cf'nsc. Annual percentage Mater Home R'enlaJS j n!trig., slide Projecto r' l\lAN'S 10 sp., French, 23" sqspenaion Ip ea k er a' 1 °"ltH189-=,;;·'==-==;---I 1 black It white. 6 \\'ttka LOVE FOR SALE. Irish Set-'Tl lS' fiberrlass :sk lfr. 91~ ratt is 12.50. 'typewriter, ~any hsehold frame, new $125, 10 mo. old AM/FM atereo radio. TB.Qt: "-snJDENT Violin, ex-old. 546-6092. ter p u·p s . AKC, Dtcel !'~. '.~~80Sn.. luUy equip. BILL BARRY t ltems & apphMce:s. l!Ome deck plug in jacks. Brand celle:nt eonditlon, $50. cash.$ ""'r"A"M=E=s"'°E".-,-.-.-y-e,...,.d, breed1 ..... See to apprec. ~ ,.,..... 'l'k 3007 M Ln SSS. Man's 10 sp. w/touring new. Guar. Waa I et t .....,1982 "• 1 1 e new. urray ., ... di ..... _ •.in o:>-• registered. 1 yr old to good 979--7285 ~· MOORING, No. baylronL SALES & LE.SING full ser.·icr fRciHty C.M. .. .. n ea I< ... ...,. .. seat -· ·unclalmt't:I. Ori(:. $289.95. VIOUN home. y...., .. ntle • ., •• """2 I 96>-3600 Now· .-111: ...__ "·11ec"-n ~·.3 .......-..i;.m PART Oo:<ie p 11 pp y; w 21' Chris cabin. 1''ully PONTIAC,GMC,F I• T Darunar Motor Homes F.ARAGE _,, All . .-.i.oulllll. """' ...., EXC~ • ~-CONDmON . $1 800 642-SS07 (1st St. at S.A, F'n\-y. I ..... e. good UPRIGHT ~ 1 tl dopt: 11•: ~l. ~,' YEAR old Labrador, male. 6 Cockapoo A: cute Terrier -': eqi.up. • · San furn. Tables, cha.in, de8kli, u..,.,,.zer, pa orm _ $75 * 644-8051 mo Labrador/Croaa male. ----------12000 l:, 1st .St ta An11 I rocker, china hutch, Mona· Wttkt, $10. each. 642-4818 : ..... •-II _ SSS.-lOOO 531-6800 lamps, di.shes. 6lD9 Seashore Matic tolltl ~. * AUCTION * OllNA cabinet or butch, ·an-~ SM-3885 eves. • ~ YV• JDr. N.B. Sat & Sun. tiqUe or new, La r 1 e, ~N"E"rn="&OOd""""ho-m-•"'to-r"J", -,,6-mo-n 'llY MUS GO-I '70 VW camper w/pop-top. e '72 LJFETJ~1E Pit.H., zr -* CORVE'M'E hub C4Pll &: Fine Furniture OLD ENGLISH ~ T I Pvt. party. AUUJM notr on. & 25' Air. lux. & uff'!v P.EDROOM furniture, port. be:auty rims. Make otter. A Appllancet Reuonabl~. &K-487. old Beqle pups. Mather SHEEP DOGS lT' Racing Cat. Wiil Sacrifice ly. 5.lT-6316. ~p .. xlnt rates. Pvt. rtY. tTV'a. Apt. size stove. old !)42.1734 A: knds .. _ _... __ Fri'"" 1 30 CLARINETOlda, Excel cond. ~bred. &15--043J Puppies, AKC, $210. to a eooct hon1e. Dayli , 96S-l39'1' 83.S--053.1 ' 'table. di.Alles booh. mi""· I evea. w · IW\;UWMI .....,,, : p.m. c ~' -• ~1 "' -·,· ,,_, 613 •0.... VAN GS Dod ..... , rtbuill• -----------Wind • A t • B ase . .....::;. 5 Beaut. kitterw need hom~. 4 iJ<Je""\JUU ~ " -. ,., .~ ,. \458 Flower, CM. I e USED COPY MACHINE, I y I UC 1on arn 613-2912 blk l ' . . Radials Cle-an S l 9 5 O. '70 Winnie mlr hon1e. Sl ps 6. i= file cabinet desk &. chairs 6'6-8686 ' ~. box trained. DACHSHUNDS pupa, min., CORONADO 25. Call Bill 6U-t39l; e:ve! &i:z.-2189. Seit cont. Generator. Air r:;· ~ Sun .. 3,30 a.m .. 6 546-8924 . . ~.::;; ~ Mat'I TENOR S.xophone, 675-#11. AKC, ...... mahoc ... , Roberta at 64"'531 tor boat CAMPER TIME rood. 18,000 "'' moo. !iv m., table & chain, old ----· ------$150. PART ShephE!rd, 2 yrs. old. black/tan; very min adlt that Ls ready to sa.il. Fer 963-~. ; 's, end tables, mil!('., 7911 CARPET FOR SALCaDE BELL & Howell autc reflex Call Steve, MS-1095 FriendJy_ Days, 542-5644; dog. 538-fml. aaleler. or partnenhip. Best of. 1-R~ont--A-Me-tor--H-..,..-- fcberty H.B., 842-4205 hy Carpet Layer. . camera. Auto or manua1, 3 eves, ~17. LHASA APSO ·~-t · B d 1912 10'' foot ,. "' "'..,. _ -DC& m =-,===-~--,-I ran ne:w '°' .a... _ _,, V• .. tlon OvtNG. Sat. only. Easy • 541r117.s • _,,,__ 8~.~~~~· 21yrs ;td, ~ Office P:umnvre/ 2 Cockapooa to rd-hm. gx,w" Ch. Chen Konun-'Ti '12 FLIPPER No. t03i. "·orld famous J-ls\•asu camp-.....-* 'iit-uoi * 1chair. $10; couch, S~: girl's 5 RADIAL tires, tit 14" ... ~ ... ..., ... e. ec ron.ic Equip. 124 w/yrd 11 mo M/F All litter. 548-7379 wknds, aft. 6 Newr used l'!r. Beautiful cabover camP.1 --"------=~-1 iwPt sut1 15·. clcthing·, f'lc. wheels. Like new. calculator, C3m w/trave.I _ .... ._. ____ -·•-ta 't 'ed .,; •m kd A -·• ~ •• at "'"· with ~..... _fwol .... -tor SHASTA mtr hmm far not 1: .~ .. caae, 2 yn old, $350. Call. NEW' walnut 44."x82" ex-.,.., , em 1pay . ........., . p.m. w . ays. '" .. .,..,,. .-er ••v~e, .,,. ... 16.,.... , • :nJ Tulane, C.:ft!. Call 642-4610 SUP~ cat 1 Id It ~ HAPPlNESS ,., a ti'ny toy 675-4600 ANYT™E dinette and la.ri• et.hover 18'' sips 6, HU CIOtlt, Air. after 7 pm. 833--ln4. ecutlve desk &: matching c.llo • yr. o a. eu:u 6 --• AR AGE Sale· Interesting CASH: registers, &JI types, chair. Sacrifi~ both for ma1e \\•/ahots, named Doxie A.KC pup. Black le CAL 20 No. 681 . 6 hp bed, "'Ill sleep sbt A.II lhi8, Pvt pty. Aft • ...,,...._.. ~assortment far sale F'ri thru sacrifice prices. Pvt pty. NEW carpeting-lost • con-$600. Phone (n4) 644-88l4 ''Ti&tt Babe:." 491-1<»4. tan. 7 wka. ch a, mp Evinrudc. Top cond. s1.1;;o: mounttd on a "72" CJie:.,y * WINTER RATES * on, 10451 Samoa Dr. HB. Sell or trade. 832-4491. ~~~ ~~st01~~ ~~ty or 642-3072. KI'ITENS, very ..;,.tty, blk 6 bloodline. Call S46-8250. 7 1 416 7 5-_ 7 8 4 2 0 r V8, % ton pickup, Must 1~e:e J\ltr ~rentals. $165 ~·k + '""'~ ,.,_ .u .. ,........ .-~ 2131862-6971 . • lo believe . first come ltlll mi. Reservl' l'lO\V. 546-0291. ·uJe, Sept 16 & 17, JM. 21" GE color TV, walnut, carpet. Sculptured A shag. EXEC. awivel cbr. $15-23. wks, loving &: healthy. Box AFG H ANS, exceptional ~ Se !al #169023 fa., infant equip, miac. 523 VHF&: UHF. $125. Any aize, many colors. Prlc;-Sec'l cbr $8-18 Deaks files trained. 56-31112. pediat'ff. AKC. Must •ell .•• ,.Kl""1'E""N"o'"."""""1-,-."11r-all.,,..•"r.1 SCI'\'$2'99 roo DOWN Tr•IS.rs, Travel MS -ward~. CdM. su..5142 e:d $2.!5 to $5.95 yd. Call; atls.' 861 W. ·19th CM ' FRE&-7 week adorable pup-Fantaatlc price! $100 ea. boat It ma1t coven A: sling. • I HYLANDER 24. Sth •••••••.•••••••••••• 1,.,,Mr=.,..,Ro_bertll_,,,_m-_,....11,..,'6_. -..,,_, p;es. 233.l La LI n d a' .9112-.,,;;;9005"7. __ .,.-,=-="' $615 or will trad• tor Lldo $112.31 PER MO. ~mil, ". H cont'd., air. only l.JKE new 5 pe.•bednx>m .et 72" Walnut des.lul, chairs, N~ Be:ach. &M-1529. i.oVE for aale $100. White 14· l-637-49t3. '""" $19), Wlvurht iron room credenza, IBM Selecira II B.ASENJI 3 yn ol.d, -male. ftufty, toy poodle needs ntw ** HOBIE 16 ** I •n F·2SO g· PICKUP, For •n Ml In Woman's World Coll M .. y Beth 642:5671, ut 330 Sew A Smock! PNtty Cape-Cover 'divider $35. a.ck JllOtector typewriter, Jo,. caniap, Tan A: white, Needtl a good home. AKC male. 10 mo. Like: new! Race extras! Ju!t $299.00 is the: tctll down loaded! 3SO V8, auto. air. p1. machJne: s=:o. Gka top cof-97S-Z!OO. home. 552-8362. 892-2313. ~lust See! $1650. 645-176.J payment and only $112.31 is pdb, HD shocks. 950 8-ply fee table, ntw, wu OX>. -.-D-RAFTlN---G~MA-OUN~=ES~, BLA~~CK=~ .• -will=.,.-.... -,-kitt~. -,-0 I CUTE Dachshund puppies, 11 COL. a; Mark JI, t yr old, the: total monthly payment tires. radio, ·14001 ml. Mint lel1 :6x' ~ ml Country USED •'11: .,~., .. u. ....., W wkll Bllc .I: brown. Sholl ext cond. ...,_,. At D...... includin& fax, license, and cond. Sell 1rp. o:-both. • I ...... VV-.1'1UD. (!QI ' needs good hofne. Call aft 6 • • ""'""" ... _ f" f 60 Club Dr CM ~1083. C · Reaeonat>M!' 962-6603. Polnl 493-3359. all 1nance chargl'!1 or 13'7-1279. • 19th SL, .N:. pm, 6Ta-4235. · ... d cd'l ----------1 Mo,....,. ...___ .......... ISS monu1s on ~PP!'°v~ er. _1 • WANTED _ wed lelt con-.,_.~ ._....""'1 "'• proJ~ ..... r, PianM/"-•n1 126 2 SPAYED 1---•-... a••, J fish '66 COLUMBIA, 22 ft. 5 Sets Th h "~ 7 screen $75. Mink capt $50. -·r year ol.d. ""'tu'I: ....... of Aila. $3,500. Terms I'! _cas pnce is..,...,.,, am· tained !ravel trailer, 22' to Color 'TV $250. B&W 18" *PIANOS*°RGANS* * 96,_8385 * 4' AQUARWM, =.,,.,-*=494-9127~--*-~-I ~!=' ~~ntlic~~ ~~,1...::U.:..':..· .:..6#::.:..:12ll=---- portable $85. Refrigttator:. 2 Going Out F(ll' Business I~-,,.::::=-;;;=;-:-:---,.-COMPLETE. $50 47 croa. Trimaran, partially $7037.60 which includes all AIRSTEREAM • 1911. 2'1" dr $85. 3115 Barbados Pl. Best qUality. priceB. aerv. 2 German Shepherd males. • 545-1942 • Twin Safari 1 Xtru .,. ~-• lie 6 -old complete:d. Plam incl. ~. finance ch•-11, nles tax mmac. CM ><>.1103. Kawai'-Stetnwt.u.""-'~-, etc ........ .,..,,. • · """' · u---1 ••• ~ -•· S31l0 -"-"'1---.. oaiuwu• 963--3'102 ~ -~'1559 a.ft.4. and licl'!nse. Annual percent· __..-. ·- TIC TOCKER THRIFT P)Qer~l:Rolls ~ •I -t f 12~ • TENT -••~-•M n, ,,,_ w B •-n ~ •• ,. • b'--• QUARTER hone: ·--.4i-A SABOT, nearly new with ac-e .... e s .;JU. * &.w..n.i ....,...we..,......,,, OEOP WEST. AD .. w to ~•~ • .. .. • .. . • uy-~ -··~ ~ Labrador, 1 yr ,~ -.. Bill BARRY """ $1m )'QJ dothes be:a;imill( Tues Dai.b' l<Mi Sun lJ.S old. All shots. Hsblan. Good thorobred, reg. Show I: rac--ceaeoriel. 0:-.-.. · SM liO ap- 9 C,,, •• M Se t FIELD'S Pl.ANOS w/chldm. 962-9DS. Ina: qual. Good blood lines. Call 64()..lWJ prec. - Sept. 1 · ~ on P · $1200 ~ -·-T I M 18. 540 West 19th St, a.ta a.ta Mesa C714) 645-3250 2 RetnaeraCln. Both "'-ork. . /uuo:.r, ~'· LEHMAN 14. very eood PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT ral 1r1, Ufflfty· J Mesa. PIANOS • ORGANS You haul cond., all new rlntng A Clst St. at S.A. Fr"'y.l TANDEM axle trailer. ~al D A L I "'Symphonie Bl-Hammond, Wurlitzer, man;y ~ 1 _..., ](•JI) hcfwe,Malmofm.499-1630. D>o E, lat SI. Santa Ana for J ·btlatet or net car cyclett•" Oriifnal colored otherL PrHeuoa apeciah, CONTEMPORARY d•-1:~·;;:-;;-;*";;-;;~~"-~I-' Sllpo/Dock• tll · 558-lOOO c1310."""'._S5c.T __ ;,._; ____ 1 lith-ph • lg n e d a model close-OUtl. Piano • _..... • •• d. .~--. • ~ numv~::.. .. '103,__ Framed. Orpn rentals Money sav _.. """" .. ""' .. 16 BALBOA Slip tor I)' boat C~ ... , IJkM, BOAT trailer. r9dl work. $750. ""~~ ~. eves. Ing bargajnJ ~ here righ; 1.,-Cood-:-:-"°""-..,.·-m.ea,_-.,..---IOlts, Gener-I , 900 Oct. ''l)June •Ti. Ampl9 Sc1etwa tu tould handle-up &o l• f t. now at: 3 Mo old female puppy. ~ pukhig S90 m 0 n t b I y. $15. All iL 6"-4687. ~. W allich. Music City !;!'.>':!.!'!" * __ , Call -A"'LL,..,......,l,..,O"'ATERS· '13:'/950. CUSTOM ,..,,. dirt bike. 430 * CORVE'ITE hub capo • KOBENA 421 Super I movie cru--_,,,, --.,,.-..,....,..,-,..,,--•I Honda eqr, liaht wtlght bt&uty rimL Make oHtr earner&: Instant cartrid&< Soutl> O>Ut Plaza :Mt>-28311 -;;FREE;;;;"'7;:1d;:::tt:-.,.,---;Lovlllf[,.,,..,,--,,,. AMNTIONI Dock 1Dr rent tnme. Cerlallf fori<s. Like SC-l'l34 ""' • -.. · loe."••. Power telephoto EMERSON of BOSTON ~ utllul ~-.. • On dwmel, Npt Bell. new "'""' Mnot "'· "'5.1---------~ ~• •• -~· ...,... • Seam&nlblp I< Small Boat * 847-GIO * IM6-325I. '6C vw engine, not running wi« angle le:ftll. Almost table tap rrand piano 6 ~blk.~~ro~H~m~,~-~~~1-~~~ 1 ffand!IJW coune, ottered DOCK avail .,. to 25, ~. , alnolr OVtth&uL new. S75 or make otter. ta .. __ ~ T~ oc Vl!S, very rare. .uuwU· free ot chup by the Hunt· only. -m ~nt t t • • M Benda 125 Twin. low 546-1452 evea 543-1734 ewa It ~kends. factured around 1850'1 SlfDl. 1naton Beach Power Squad-.. uv • rnlleqe.eb'Ht ready excel lJQUll)ATION SALE or offer~ after 8 pm. I ,... _. ..... 11~1 ron. New cluses at.art at 1 t l.80/aide tte. 673-1506. mncL Wlndahleld, ttar car-Aute S.rvkw, Pertl Mt Quality carpets, entire: alDck WURLITZER .spinet. Like . . " PM T\lelday, Sept. lltb A 45' MOORING w-40' DSL fix. ~~.~. helmet incl $300. MGTC -must go. All pricet wl&ahed. new. $500. can after s pm, -wiU be held e:ve:ry Tt>eldq er-upper. $2500. Ha• k e 11 _..._.,., "All Of It CARPET,'" 209 ~1758. nleht for 13 weelm at the Yachts 548-3163 1,l911,;:..:l;:'B;.::,,H"'o"N=o"'A,'"'"'hl-ue-.-.... -. ~ ~.Mollnas. San * PIANO will> bench, Beaut Pots, General 151 ~ !'::!.. ~ llooll, $ ...... a Ski tll -· :rso Huaqvarna very TRANSMISSION old Kimball colllOlette • .$450 It.OILER PI&eona $.15 all Room l36. Any n1uolfiom 18• Manta by Attn. Craft, &'OOd cond, never raced. CaU ~115 WEDDING .......,.,, Butfum1. _... •~" ... -colors ....... 492--6241 aft' pm ·-···· ar uuer. ~. csll (U4) 962-1834. trl-huU, OMCV-6 a t I! r n ' · 1967 VW 1500 cc e~ine. Dua.I =pod~=~l!~~:.!~i WURLITZER Uprtgbt, antlq. 968--0811 BOAT trailer capable ot drive. Many xtras. Mint * '67 Yamaha, lT~.4 ~ port buds, oll cooler, Roi· untt/dnk I: cabinet. Stuben avocado. Good Condition. BANTAM cbk:kl $1. DUCKS, hanclllna 26• boat. Located cond. T1r incl. .All 19n. bike. Gd cond. • ley 2 barrel carb, complete ""'"'"lilh aaddle1-tack. ~iii m. 968-2398. Mallard or PekfnC (whtte). Dauaide Marina ..... ki,,... }ot $3,950. 557-sioJ MS-8179. $350. 557-5603. -..., 36:12 $. E. Mesa Drivt: It::l>A.J' _.. .... t nd price. 18513 Plwnosa, F .V. SMALL SCHll.LER grand 92. Call 613--41)) or go see. '10 Suzuki T·.250. Exel'! co , ~~frl~er, ·;':'b ~:: ei:~~-S47S Pb ~SE cats, 2 yn.-::. 1~~1:00~ing~~e;UJ~ ,~ T~ ~ II•] ~ CaU '"" ; pm· 1 A""'""" II CAi disp:>sa.I & cabinet $'15. Sporting Goods l30 fectionate, Like ·childttn h.p. Evinrude Fiaberrnan '·mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~~1 1J72 Honda 45ll. 5,0lJ orig mi.j~;;;;;;;;;;;;::· ~iiil 673-0t81. 447 Udo Soud, Free to IOOd. home. 133-1379 o.b. $12J, 673-2332 eve I Like new . $900. ~2446~.fl N.B. Stwe, R•lt•vr•nt, Campen, S.lo/ltent fJI 551-1000 Pat Wheeler. AntlqU411/Cl•11lc1 953 """===~,,_-.,.,--~I Bar • 132 LOVELY Siamese BI a e NEW Avon Red cttlit Din&bY TV MONITOR. 1 yr, old, col-Points, <51 522-37«1 aft, 6 $300. CLiats lar $375). IUY 1!71 Sportstu. Extra clean, i$4 Che « $400. Seip JUe cabinet, 3 Bin .Frytt, new cmd. 4• PM Aak i Mn. U:>pa: 5'&:bl79 g,DOO tnqa Sl.830. More in· vy Coupe, com. new $25. Sedetarial chair, Grill with own. •1 00. · or · VANS fo.~am. plrtely ttstored. Good ene. ~ 1 Pure bred Slam-eae &o.tt/Mtirlne A tra.n1, Runs bl'autlfuUy. Feel feminine: and touty. new U(). 2 vinyl RCY· floor F2'eettr $5(1, Cub reginer lovable kittens $l0, and $5.. EttVlp. M4 1972 HONDA Tro, many ac-See to Appreciate. Best of. ' warm in thia pttlt)' cape. qtata. $25. ea.. '1>-7225. $50. lee Tea mach $30. Call 6t6--0735 NOW ceuortea. 2400 miles. Like fer over $l<XXl. Call Steve ~EN 10 -16 Tou-co~. e'Uy·lmll cape WILLlAMS F.A. «IW'ltet1lo Georae 642-4527 or 6'6-3801. -=="'--=-=-· =c--1 BOW roller. tumbueklea, VANS Dl!W. 536-7138 aft 4 aft. 5. ~-¥ lfff ,.._; .... 1lf ,.,.,-r,.... over ctreUe.. lone tldrtl, wall fllml.te. 65,000 BTU. ISLAND Display J'hture, Pe~::~~A \Vinches a: miK hardware '7D HONDA CL Ci(), Chopped. Dune Bun ... pants, Openwork d e 1) I n , Uaed one IS*"' $125. See iR $10. coat pl~ty! Phone: 546-9985 * 64()..0!l)7 ALL MAKES 1,000 mi. $825· ()(' but oiler. loopstitcb crochet border. operation al 1911 Pomona, 644-MIT. 14 HP. OUTBOARD 875-6l'i4, l9Tl Factory bit strttt dune tJie "''°""' the EASY top U1< knlttlnO wonted. Pat: C.11. '*71031. TV Rfflt Hlfi Doi• IS4 ' NEEDS WORK • OMC • CHIV. BONANZA Mlni·Bik<. Spee. bufiy. Excel cond. S1"' ~body wants! 5e'I\' It tn tun 1013: mes 32-46 t. FROST nee GE ft~, new st.r.. , I m BEST OFTER 548-8615 • FORD • DODGE front end • Yamaha. enatne-curtains I: n.dlo • $1500. ~t or 90lid-<:olor cotton to eluded. .conct. Toala, cloOlirW' like AKC S h e: It i es (minlanft loetl P9we "' -• -cl'lrometd m. ~1452 evet. l>a)r11 644--0878, NI t es ieafn with pull-on pants. SEVENTl'·nl'I: Cl!:lftl ~· Newport RJviera, 336 ZENITlt A RCA TV'S priced Colllea) all aaea, male 1: ~ r Camper Convenlon l!t7J SUZUKI Sa 250cc 6*>-0786. Dr!u ls a quickie, too. h each pattern -'add 25 Reilna Ln, CM, oU Monte leas than the discounters. 3 female, champ. s Ired . 23' Cabin Cruiser, $D)/0FR • Penfect • Contempo imm•c .. 600v~r1~11• • ·1tJo-M=Y~E=R~S~MA~N~X~ ted Pattern M89: NBW cents for each pattem. p ... Vilt& yr pleture'tube, 1 yr parts I: Beautl.tul. 639-2985. Tranlferftd. Your gain. m¥ • Can·v&n • 01.lnook 673-4861. Factory built All extras. lzes 10. 12, 14, 16. Siu ::; M~~ USED Scb#lnn Stif'Cl'13 m 9'!"rice. All av a 11 • b I e: I ·G~ERMAN==:,.,,s"'oe"',~-=-.. -•• -.. -.. lollJ. Gd Cd. NB. •lip. -• w ·n y~ 360 Sacrifice. 645-$1.TTj alt bwot 32) smock 11! yand> d<JV.., will take -Bllckl• lfcf booto, afzo '-215. models In ...... <:Uh 90 AKC "l· Blk • tan. Shola. m.<l490 1 It SHO ING $650 11 o!Jer, .~646-09.::..:.::"'=·------I ; pants 1 1/8 yards. Send Rtcoal player. G.E. $15. plan or up to S6 mo. flnan--Born 7/'!JJ/12. ""341 ....... 1. MUST •11 li' fiberglua boat ''73'' l'rllle & Jey 1t l't, * · * DmT Bua'.J'. Dirt Cheap! +nMT~ CE1'T8 ':eceq i:.,moretb. DJJL; _11$::.,;.,"°IS;.,l_t. __ ,_.,.,.--&':;.Pho;,~ 0,,!t= SILVER Miniature poodll!I I: trailet". 45 HP ele:c. start Motorbome.. Rear twin beds SCH\VlNN Para t men'a Complete and numlna with , Neb pattern -add 25 PtLOT. ~ NMdlecntt MAPlZ hutch Hoover Hwlllrwton Btacb" 968-3329. 6 wka. $25. each motor. S175. l:lU Reilly Dr., ~th t.tc overcab bunk, elee-bicycle, pertec':'°°~ttion. e~tru. ,.int $175 1akt1. ti for ftCb 'Pltte.rn tor Dept Bar J«1 Oki Oelaea ')Ol'tlllk' washer. Both xlnt 545-070 atte:r 5 pm R.B. 536-0216. tric butanci rdtigerator, 494-33,jl 494-4747 or "'9f...(JW:. Mail and: sp.cial Hu-Sta~ Nfw' Y(ft. K.Y. ont. 1551• Meta Or., S.A. D!:WXE RCA con 1 o I e: Afghan I 5.1 HP PlS Fbrgl.as.i hull stove with overhead oven, ,69 VW Dune Bu.co' NN , : othewiu thlttklul 10011. Prtnt ~ ~ lf&ts. ltmtO, hu evtryttr11. mint puppy, moa, w/xtra enr S~J JI p , toilet, p:iwued by 360 Doda:e: TACO mini, 3 hp. tront h ds tim. Sh' 1 "Vft')' wW ~ · 11'1%M a,. ·Patten ~::.-" 1,-.=s"u-r"'I ~b-0-,-,-d~.-G=-reek-c cont!. Colt $1.0IXI .• teD MOO. sJ..~· ~ Blue/wht. Com!'· ttdont. l ton wllJI duals. aulomattc, lhocka. US. 6402 CamJU~. ~~a~ La~' P · or more. Send to Tot&lb' MW in .JC..... dowm'aller. 982-7153. $900 er best cUer. Must sell powl!r brakes, power steer-H.B. Call &16-8270 · MNtin. tbe DAILY cfttt OllalaC crammed with ** S3lt ** sc»lY TC OJ 11ten!o tape lRLSl:I st'MERS ~-Ina:, &it cood. and fCR'IO\I· HONDA 1970 mini traif 70 a;-,s DUNE Bugy tor A.le. Good • 442, Patterns • ~N t., knit crochet .,,,_-cnftl. 5'8-1610 (~~) ncctdtt, l'ftl to rttl. 40 Pupp~a. AKC, . as.1 ,~,~. ~111-,~ilt-R~l~to-.~r,o~~HP~ 11.hle AM·FM radJo. "SEE miles. Excel cond. '72 Uc. cond. 1995. MH:l!I Wut 1ltb t., tw ·-:. .. _ nu:&,.,_ 1-.;.::=:...:=c,.;,,.c.;.~'--watt amp . w/apeabn:. e 968-3007 e JohlllOn. TDt i:raile:r. n')Q..:. 1T TODAY!" SGS-9798. . Y l'l.Y. lllfllL Print --. MODERl'I WHEEL OWll, -I _,, ~ ~·II T k ~· oO · 15 ctDU. ~ Mt..r~ pm. 536-1138 sr. Bernard m.&)e '°" All sn.6705. 675-5810 """1911 ••• ..,. very 'M Honda :u> Scnunbler. NC • -. • -wltll --~ ....._ told-<lp, ""' $3>1 "" $125. """· s lllOI. old. $115. Senal esmu $265"" trado tor vw. --------sm ml llTUI ~· ........ --"lllf:=';:"::.'-----HOME """ -"'"""" 55S:82'6 l968M La~ _ _uo.r 1!! HPV $1995 * 5.111-5193 • ·n Chevy Van-VI, panelled, ......_ cratta. · SL &UEDE COAT &aid antelope b:tiJt.tn Amp. i1areJ7 ueed.1,,.,.,..,=.,.,..,:-::-,,-,.,..,....,, e:rc. CnlUICT, 1 uoc:tp crpt. map, ntW rubbtr. ~ TOp J'a,.Wl.rMr Pat-""""' )'QQr' ••••••• npell!ldve 0rtpw. newr $!51t. CIJ1 at-1m. ' ** Irkh Setter *..Ma~. 7 hull. 1Jke nu, 961-2STJ , W BARRY '10 Yam lZ. Dirt/street. Good cond. S199S. 64Ga1'l91. f aIJ..fMrir ....._ tt ....._. ....,... .... ,p. ~ $15. 541-211\. ZENI'ftl ~ radio mo. AKC Shots. Oamp. 21' Dc:flrlt1 1960 . Ma1')' txtTU 2,<X'.X> mlleL E."tcel cond, • 1950 Ford '.S ton -.:=~ = = =:::::: ,-i;=-'c."',;;,1t=-=llJU/l=el-ec--uv=1,:~it:~"'"'~~""~d.~Xl~nt~~""=-~d. "°"' m *'1557 • + trlr w/elec winch. Good PONTIAC.OMC-,.AT $3SO. 496-4300 • 1.935 Ford % ton ~ tentJ W Gtft ............ $f, .N'fr1c, W ldr or camper. ·CID MM6!M aft 7. e OLD ENGLISH SHEEP· cona. $1~. 84J..1534 11111 St at S.A. Ff\vy) BICYCLE 26" Schwinn 5 Seit otter. 979-1653 ' O .. a1-.. .. ..._ ., .MtW Sd5. t0-'ll5L DOG, UC. JI mo. $500. * 22' Dtep V. Cl>ddy Cabin, 2ClOO E. lit St., Santa Ana llPd · Grttn . .Excel cond. S40. '10 CJIEVY pickup, deluxe:, ANT S&WINC BOOK Jli 11= -,...,,\ -·~ QI•' p ~~ ... "'" u •1000 Call Gl4-1391 h II 311000 I ·-· ..., -·••· u *1 --. .... .Ille UllD llCYCLEI I l[ 1 · --"'~• ~~ -<an""' ' ' · • m" U ................. SOC AD ~ CO.Im ,,. t. V.. SILKY, U mol, 1'J IP&Yfll. aft 6. '&ii Apuhe tent trailtt. 'TO Honda SL 350. llOOO mi 'a. tra cl~Rn, 496-631J. ANT i'AS HJ0)! ...--1-l6pa-ll0c Di1 01111 .,,__2..._-.. _ -""'1&-•lchlld BOSfON Whal>r 13' BIHpo I, ,,.... .. ,pottte, Very -1 cond, C•ll e l960F.LCAMJNOllOedaa • -el _. -2 lllo ''""w·-=::::;•• . m " -.. __ « -11 dQs, $15. ... mi.· ~ SI. Eiec, Stvl. buflt·ln hattr • -.. 518-ltlOO, -.. $115. ii.ijitoot-. $1. ,, ...... ,,...., -lllo -I••·-----~ . --'""' $IOO, Ml-:MIT. Good -1, 54>115C7. lm HONDA 3:;o -sir.et • Call &l>:l691 .................. If~.;,._ lllillact ,!_!•nom ma; e wb o1<1-dulf'W bNvt~llr$I0.14M1111'' ~ WllA1.Ell. UIO lllll Q!EVY 1 toe -L dirt blko, $100. llU:ISM or lt't a..,_, .. .all JOU' -..-. -.. ........ 11"1.Y a black l: 5 aJ4whfte da110ldJ', ~ ""· HP. JohNIOI\. $2400. XI.NT CompJ camper unit. Aft I 161-Ulf. ttema .tth eut, uw ······•••Iii•••••••' -Pluto. .._'llU. Id-641 Ollt -• "l'lld"f Piaoe en Mil BUY ! ~ •m; 541-2111 or "1M815. Clwllled Adi ., • 6C$IS. Pilot Clanlt1od. 6G:lm. ,, I I • • • • . . • _U OAILY ,.LOT ! -..... 1§11 _..... l§J I .. ,..~... l§J I .......... J§l r .......... l~ I ·-·- -......... l•--------11--------' '~'I :~;;-~. I;:;. -;-;e11.-.~f1;!; ~~;;~;I;:;~;~;;~;:;;~~---· .I.:·-·-·· •• :'"~,,.~ Trvch ff2 1Trvc:Ji1 ff2 Trucks ~ ff2 Autot Wanted "'~Aulol,~~~l·~·~·~·~ ... ~-91~0 AuNo, l ... 21W '6_9_Dodg_e __ I '72 CHEVY PICKUP '69 Chevy ~ Ton P.U. REW ARD IMW DATSUN wide box with dltl.' brllkeA, (1395 '67 Datsun Picbp KAIMANN GHIA '67 Karmalll Ghia . Mfil TOYOTA '10 MCB GT, Whtl•, xlnt WHAT KIN cond!' win whll, AM/F'M, o·dri~. mm • $2400. Cab & Chass'·s : 197'1 °'"'"''"' pickup. 100" j ' Sod. !91621 <0500) , • ., •prlng•, ""''" pl"' ., SJJ79 I ;~~och ""'" SccU<l ~ ~ ----· ...,_ .. __ I $189.00 DOWN 465 E. 17th, WILL PAY OVER Kefty Blue Book For l•t• mews.I, cle•n, low mll••9• dom•"" tics, Imports, trucks or campers. IUZC837> Yellow wtth blade Int. Rad1o, $725 ........ ' -. Shup CAI'! <•IHDl). OPEL "'"" -. BILL JONES 'l2 OPEL GT Coo"'. °""""'· OF BUYER ARE YOU? '~. ~~· $82.54 PER MO. , __ c_o;._t;_~_·a __ Coit• Mei• '71 CHEVY VAN '"'""' ~ 8.J. Sportse<1r Ctr. 4 ·-· radio, heator, ••· 465 E . 17th. 2833 llartiof, Colta Mesa cellent. (ll>FVJ) $ 2 6 9 9 Cost• Mesa 5t)..4C9l DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, Call and lllk far 8uyer Ms.o466 Ju" 1189.00 \, ll•• lolnl dow" l nd I t.ll'J .... A • LWB. 6 1•yl., sUc-k, rarUo, ex· paymPn a on y -,"" 1s DAVE ROSS =-~M~51>4~~·~· ---1 ~--....:C"-"=----:USO Harbor Blvd.. Costa '70 DATSUN PICKUP 'TI VW Karmann Ghia, air Mesa, 546-8017. Price et-oOnd. Must sell, $2IXIO. Call fective thru 9/19m. Discount (UP'to $6001 Trad--'n •Down Payment Monthly P•ymonh ' .. '70 GMC JIMMY !he lOtal monthly payment Ira i:ood VllJI, f83551Till. ~ \\hf'PI clriVl'. A11tri. p ..... tnrludini: la.11, hCt'OSf', anf'I $2799 2 I o. I I •· h b ''" aU f111I1ncc c:ha,...,es for 48 CONr<.'ELL OIEVROLE:T 4 speed, radio, ~attr, white 963-2539. ""~~~.,;;~~~~I •Ide wa111, 15,ooo ml..,,, '"• -=='-----'69 OPB. KAOETTE LS bum,..., """'E. MAZDA PONTIAC nc . ·"""":i , 0<'11 u ~. v p. • ., """" bo Bl d IM•IZ'l'fo'I month• on approvL'tl cr1·dil. "'""' liar r v .. $3399 1'he cash pric1· 111 S.1190.75 Col1a Mesa 546-1313 2410 Harbor Blvd, CONNY.LL Cllf:\rROLET includinx tax und J1cen5t'. ''l'l JEJ::P ~ wheel dri\'c Costa Mesa 546-8017 Vlalt our new bom.Z $ $1595 MAZDA LEASE SPECIAL New '72 RXl 4 speed, radio, heattt. (ZXZ· 666). $975 dlr. 836-65.15. '72 COROLLA 2R2S Harbor Blvd.. Drffl'Ted payment price is pickup. V..fi cn2ine, prw.·er WE PAY lOP r..o .. la :'>lrs:i 546--120.l S4J 50.92 wh11·h 1nclude.111 all I steering, air condifjoning. CASH ANDERSON " IMPORTS " * '67 COUPE * Power pack, R&H, Stick. STATION WAGON ------~--I f1nnn<·e chargPs. ~Jes la.'< !•148ClBI S.1499. DAV F. '10 International I and lu·cnM". Annutal perct!nl· ROSS PONTIAC. 2 4 ll 0 age ratr i11 14.:!!;, I Harbor Blvd., Cosla 1.1('sn., 1 ~ 1'1111 /lltkup. VS, 4 !!pi'P1I. BILL BARRY !J.IG-8017. Pri~ C'fi('Clive r;id10, hr11ter. h!';ivy <lury I I thru lt/19/72. f'f'lu1pm1·nr. lo11J n1iJ,..11 . -------~- 't77!#!6f'I s1m rllr. Call PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT Autos Wan'9d 968 ~·fiilj. ll.1111 St. <ii S.A. Frwy.) '55 liferro Van. new engine, 2000 E. ~~lr.oo Santa Ana .111pnrf' ga11 tank, 2 SPlJre tirt's --------- & '"""'· "'m• 12 volt. '69 Ford % Ton P.U. rqulpn1ent, :'\ 11peed tran~:. INSTANT CASH ROY CARVER, Inc. . Zl-t E. 17th St. . S'.,7? 13C::' tor used can I trucka, just Costa Mesa 546-4444 .67 ""'--------1 Dalsun •tation wagon, call ua fl# free ~tttmata. 1970 Bl\1\V 2800. Xln't cond, transportation + 4 speerl, GROTH CHEVROLET \;kc ""-Pvl ply w""" to radio/heater, l500 ... ottec, Aalc lor Sales Manqer l82ll Beach BJvd . Hun~oo Beach 84'1·608'1 JO 9-3.UI i;eJI, Hns every xtra includ. SC8-8404 afltt 7 pm. air & RUto transm. 1'1ake RAT ofr. 673-7220. 1971 Yolks SUper Beetle. 19.000 mi. AM/F'M stereo, $57.56 Loaded. ROTARY po.wered. 36 mo. + T & L. For resp. pty, Trades r.ons. • 72 ROTARY'S "Demo Sale" 10 TO CHOOSE "BIGGEST SAVINGS" Original owner $850. 56-3103 PORSCHE . , Auto. trans., air condi!Klning, Port9g. ~ !0 9ll E Tqa. AM radio, 1600 «ngine, Burglmd.y. Sportamatic AM deino. TE280506505. FM, exlru. lmmac. ~· $2394 Pri ply, 7141615-1910. 1600 or ofttt call ~ Alter 7 pm · ' J l 'i ton walk in ford van. Insulated & paneled. Nf'\\' tlre11. Runs good. $300. rss1r .• l\'e need your import cnr. TOP OOLLAR FOR JUNK many extras. $22 00 . * 644--634!1. . "Service i!'! the ditftrl:'nCl'" $1589 Buyer on duty 9 to· 9 d&Uy. OR \VRECKED CARS. HUNTINGTON BEACH MAZDA B. J. Sportscaritenter .,..--,D-',,'-c0 -' -"'--'"·-'37~·-n»~ Autos, Imported 970 17331 Beach Blvd. BM\V '68 2002, Good cond. ~ mi. new tires, radio CU· 128's * 124's & 8SO's '48-0581 . '68 CHEVY SPORT VAN V-3. 3 seat, aulo .. radio, rx- tra clean. (43:i£!C) $229'1 CONNELL 01EVROL£T 2828 llarbor Blvd .. Co«ta Mcu 546-1 20~ '7l cB·S00.4. Bronze 2110 nit. Like new .. Bouirnt Nov. '71. ·s1200. da)-s, 64&-2486, eves. ~.>-7643 '70, % OM!vy. Auto trans, full pwr, air. Dix cust cab. $ml. l.741 Pomona, Space 41, C.M. '65 DODGE YAN. VS, auro, air cond, panelling. Needs 80T'ne work. Runs good. S.725. Call aft 7, 545-4995. • OU> 1 ,ton Olevy !ruck $150 e 1959 Falcon $40 or make o!Jer. Both need work. ---DIESEL pov.·e.r % 'f , 1970 Chev. 5 spd, 3 spd tram, Full pwr. Many extraa. 127-2248 all 6 pm. UIS.~ FORD % TON PICK· UP. Good cond. $1195 * Call 833-1213 ·n [lodae: van. Low ml Many xtraa. s:woo. • ~3520. * Motor Homeo Sala/R.nt 940 ~~ 465 E. 17th, Cost• Mesa MS.11461 '71 GMC VAN V8, automalic tram .. custom tires, real ('Jean. 50146K. $3595 BILL BARRY PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT llm St. al S.A. Frwy.) 2Cm E. 1st St. Santa Ana 558-1000 '71 CHEVY l·TON 145" WB, dual renr, 14 11. plallorm. 4 speed. r adio, nice. C-46291Fl $369'1 CONNELL Ci-IEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Co~a Mesa 546-1203 '67 Chevy % Ton Auto Tran11, fQ97452) $995 ~~ 465 E. 17th, Costa Mes• MS-0466 Sell idle itenu , .. 64Z..567S Motor Homes Sale/Rom 940 2833 llnrbor, Costa Men 54<).<491 WE bU)' all mllke1 of clean used sports cars, patd for or not. Pleiue drive In for he nppra.lsal. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy,, Newport Beach M2-9405 WE PAY TOP OOll.AR FOR TOP USF.D CARS U your car Is extra clean, see us first. BAUER BUlCK 2925 llarbor Blvd. C.OSta Mesa 979--2500 IMPORTS WANTED Ora~e Counties TOP S BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach BJ vd. H. Beach. P~ 847-855:1 W.A.h'TED Ford or Chevy panel "'agon, '5,j -'57 prefercd, have cuh. 548J!i.3§L SfOP! Don't junk it. Any cnr that runs. Let us buy Yollr trouble. Up to S 1. 000 . 541-9075. Sell the oJd stuU. Buy the new stuH. Motor Homes Sala/Rant 940 ALFA ~OMEO sett{', Make offer, 494-6451. ' CITROEN DEMO SALE 842-6606 Le ... ·-· Mr, Fry 1968 Parse.ht. Air, tape, 1750ce. See to appreciate. $3700/offer. &4>1918. SPORT Car Handling-Big --------- car comfort 1970 ShO\o,'l'OOffi . Citroen Maserc:lti * $1788 * '71 RX 2 $2499 Green coupe with black in· terior , air cond. Revolution- ary Rolary engiM. Lo\v mlles! V.."i ll not last f:!&CfEn'} '69 9UT, lo mi, many xtras, red, dee ign, ch, wbls, xlnt, ;4850. 64Y.<l61 quali!y Alpha Romeo Berlinia Sedan. Priv. party 673-1TI6. AWARD WINNING LUXURY CAR •·12 128 2 Dr. Sed. (•509801 '60 Spider 2 liter, 5 spd. Touring model. $695 cash, or Road & Rallye Motors SEE THE ALL NEW BILL JONES 8.J. Sportscar Ctr. 2833, Hai-bor, Costa Mesa 540-4491 '61 Roadster Convertible. Coste Mesa ~ ;~~e~;:~~!lc q,u i t ab 1 c Orange County's Oldest Dir. 128SL COO PE Jmmac. Must sell by SUn-b46--9303 : day. $1150. 673--0885. . ~ ALPl-fA RO MEO, red, 1959, l609 Pomrna Ave. . COMPLETE SERVICE convt. Good condition. $495. Costa Mesa 7lof..548-.35.59 CUSI'OM BODY SHOP• • 91~ Alloy" Ko"' """'"'· '71 Toyota .t like new. Ask for Phil, Corona I : 675-T11.8. Automatic trans, only 14.,CdJ :; * 646-4650 * Factory Trained Mechanics DATSUN • 16 Servlc• Bay• e AUDI 1971 Audi lOOLS 4-dr, auto, air. $3350. Days: 673-1'ro3; Eves: 675-5097. AUSTIN AMERICA '68 Austin America. Gd rond. Best oiler over S 4 5 0 . 546--0510, 1'1rs. J•'reeland. AUSTIN HEALEY 1960 Austin J-lcaley Bug Eyed S prite . B r an d n e w I beautiful/flawless. Car is immaculate. Must St.'<' lo believe. Sl,500. Parts car included . Private party; Ken. 1213) 284-9&10. '61 SPRITE, reblt eng., new paint. $495. '72 240Z 7,30 a.m. to 5,30 p.m. J\fon., Tues., Wed., Ir: Fri. OPEN THURS TO 9 Pli-1' 2 Dr Cpt'. 4 spd dlr Take older car or will finance Bill Jones' balanc:e C141.S38!l70) Call B.J. SPORTSCAR .CTR 546-4052 aft 10 am 494-9713. 2833 Harbor cn4') 540-4491 DATSUN >IO-Z. '71. ll m06 * COSTA MESA * old. Loaded. Immac cond. · · Musi !le!! thi5 wknrl. Best offer lakcs 'it. 846-9573 '68 124 Spid•r $1188 ·n 510 DATSUN 4 dr. Sl,350 It'• orange \Ylth black int~ or bes! offer. lor, 5 Spd, Extra sharp car, t!ll-86.59 See and Drive CWXP798), BILL JONES 8.J. Sportscar Ctr. 1967 DATSUN, very good 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa cond. S650 Call after 5 pm'l--;-=-,.....~.;:;91;_~-- wkday3, 9.,...881 '69 FIAT ·124 FOR Sale, 1968 Datsun. Good cond. $875. Call 833-9170 '66 Mercedes 200 • Ga11. Ex· ceptionally clean. A u to trans. 4 dr. $1250. !'.168-~9 eves. 'Qi Poniche 912. S spd. Reblt miles 6830JA $1595. ' ! eog., tram, etc. Nu paint $1595 ·; $2100/offer M8-a869 ,. :t '• :i ·~ ' SUBARU ANDERSON · ·· IMPOR TS ·· SUBARU * * M Low aa $1599 ' 557·2132 FRITZ WARREN'S II Sport Car Center 70. MARK ·; t · • ORANGE COUNTY'S Station Y{agon .. i LARGEST Auto. '8ns., radio, heitte , J 7lD E. 1st St, S.A, 547.-0764 spark!.~ ~ e x I e r Io r ., TOYOTA btacl< mtsn66'EG81. : j '70 Toyota Corolla See it . you'll buy II ·: DEAN LEWIS ; TOYOTA ,:1 4 speei, radio, h eat er, ., chrome w bee 1 s, low 1966 Harbor Blvd. •, * 53S-9819 * Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! 2 Dr. Sport Cpe. 5 sPd dlr. 1B61 Mercedes SEB, air, cond. leather Upbol. ;!$ . 644--0139. mtleage, '1!D-BQI Costa Mesa 646-9303 :~ Sl 09S TRIUMPH :: Motor Homes Motor Horri•• Take small do.wn or pickup! Sal.o/Ront 940 Sala/Rant 940 Can"""""" (ZWW310J call ___________ ...;... ______ I 4!M-9773 aft 10 am, 546-4052. 1910 FIAT 124 Spy der . AM/FM Sharp car, Must sell-leaving country. Best otter. 847-8271. 1962 190 Diesel. >..lnt con<!. New . tires & brakes, nu paint. S750. 847-1970. 1956 MERCEDES BENZ 180, good mechanical condition. $700. 494-8639 MG ---------·~ '69 Trlumj>h GT-6 $1781 ·j Blue with bllle interior, extra j sharp! Llke new condltion. , #LZ1700. • • BILL JONES . .; 8.J. · Sportscar Ctr. • :\ dri 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa • '88 JAGUAR 2+2. Conlov. '69 MG C $1499, ,"'"'"'" "''" &'lJl.-4792. 54\J..14!1 ;• JA~UAR brown, auto. trans .. air Orange with black int. Wire n . TOYOTA CoroUa 13,000 1953 U.AYFLOWER '1 cond., wirt.' w h e e J s . miles, auto. $1600. Call alter •• ,.... • wheels. A 1 owner beauty, Gpm °'! ...,.,. . Great beach car! Looks like "· CAZV852) $3699. D A VE /FM ~ ~ AM . See & drive ((67· mini Roils, Stt to appre-'• ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 8 0 AL'FJ. TOYOTA '70 Corolla. Xlnt ciale! $&JO. 6#.Tnl. 1 Harbor Blvd., CQsl:a Mesa d ... ~ p / p ·546--<017 Price eUectivc thru BILL JONES ~=· cv t Y · '6() TR-3, CollV, Chm'y n<J. '1 9119/72. B J 5 rt Ct ,;;:.:...;:;::.:...-~----"Perf body. Nu paint. All •~ • · po scar r. •12 Corona Dix, AM-FJl.I receipts $295. 833-TI.22. 1 '~ •n JagUar Conv. NC, wires, 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa radio Ir nd \ -·· · • I C I~.·! .. ~ .• ·.""• 0 ·-·· VOLKSWAGEN \v ne, oncours cond . $5,450. 540-4491 -"IJ\N ~.1v Also '69 Cpl!. equal cond. ---------cf'f.;;;i.;'"'ii;;.'i'-T,,.,:;;;;;~ I,~;.:.:;::.;:.:.;::.;:,::;;,. J $3850 '6.l MG 1100 Sedan. Ex. cond. '69 Toyota Mark II, Blue . Pvt. pty. 613-1232. inside & out. All orig., 36,000) 2dr, hrdtop, 4 --f, R/H' '69 VW sqbk. Auto jnrs . .! Clft ... ,,,_. Ad ., • ., .,......, ...,... ' Needs body work. Sac. a ' >A, IMl.:>UJt:U s . • . ~•o. mlles. ~· 548-8970. Orig owner. 675-4689 Moto H Mo H $925. Days 673-9541; eves, .. ! r onMs tor omes Motor Homes 673-7128. -l~;S;a;l:a/=R~_ ·~·;t;;~~~9~40~~S~·~l•~/~R~a;n~t;;;;;~;,;;;;=940~;;;;;S;•;la;/;R;•;•t;;;;;;;;;;;;;940~: '67 vw. Runa great. Recent : 11 '72 CONTINENTAL 25'-'Motor Home s·E,:~;'M~~·~"· J l "S1'01S" BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TO SEE 1H£ ClOWN -SATURDAY & SUNDAY FREE REFRESHMENTS '61 vw bug, 41.(QJ ml. New tires. Gd cond. 83.'J..1808 64G-0179 • * '65 VW BUG-New paint, ~ f:~nning cond. ~ ·1 \ FREE! Panasonic TV AND AM RADIO <.::> ONLY • .. ·--~ ·- WITH THIS lllAND NEW 1973 EXPLORER 20 MOTOR HOM! lot 14 "'onllls. Only 10"' do•I\. CW! ,rict Including l'OX & licfllW H. $U9Ul.11o ... ond,.,_ pritt it $1 1.27'. Tht omual ,.... fu" $9lfc0t1'0"'" ~ cnootrott ft 9.42 %.0nw0\'td S.r. No.16917 tttdit .. rourM. ~~~~~l+t HIGHIST TRADE·INS ON YOUR c1R, CAMPER, TRAILER, !'RUCK OR MOTOI HOME---~,,.,..._._,,._ FREE ROOF AIR ~y A New Way of life ~~~~!!.!~~.~! ... l)iSCIJVtll·~ ,1ercrMctertic"'t (1495 YAlUI}. h"-t"' ''°"'"' 0••11l11t S•lc '"" "'' " ,,. llJ.,,., ..... ' .... 11111. 1'01!111~ ~explorer • •• lllGISTER TODAY! GRAND OPENING ,DRAWING Honas • likts -1Vs • THE MOTOR HOME WITH ALL THE EXTRAS STANllARD •••• •.M. c.._. .. 402 C.. 1 .. lltl• 1211· H.P.I, ,..., DIM ....... ,,._.. W'-1 s..,... U... htd MMll, P-411 Am,,.... ....... Tit S...-. ...... ,..., ......... 7 C:.. Pt ............ , 4.1 c •. ft. D9ep "-• a..eil .......... W .. ,,.._,.AM/PM M..ttfp&itx .... A S.,,..,,....,. la,llt II), W .......... llMfrt T•I, 4 ... Wett .... .,.,, 14,0lt LT.II. Ah c ..... 1 ••• ,. w .... w• c:.,.t, ...... » ........ " ....... .t w.-, • ....... Net Wetl(, 71 ......_ ~ M..c.n:ccfw W.._ , .... JI/JN ..... .,,.., •• ,, .................. ' s.., lJtMl..ca.tt. ....... . swr., Dew .... 11.,1, .. ,. ...... ,... '"'· w ...... u.M. HN .._ c•1 .. .. J .......... WI, SIM a,v..,,,. .. M ..... n.t.1 • .... 0-W. .......... ... --.. _ -"''· -.......... c.-........ ,,.... -........ w ........ ...,, s ....... Ostsl4e s...,. cu..-....... 4td411JM), .... lftei 0....' 4 hf9ef ""'' ht -,_ "'"'9- RETAIL LIST PRICE SALE PRICED $14,999 #M153 $12,999 When you think of a motor hom•, con1i.r the 25' CONTINENTAL for '111 and remaf!\bar this I• tho only -tor hotM thot -rs ALL THE EXTRAS AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT. • 'TI VW sta wgn, lo mile! ~ Under wamm. Z.bed. Ali: · ! curtains, nuHo... &M-0631. ' ;;;-u;;;-;::,,..-;-;-:-:-,.,-....,=.1 ... '70 VW bus. Very clean. 'Z" •j bed, radials, tee b o x • :~ 646-1998 ot 64>8794 .. >, tr '70 VW Sedan * ·, SUPERB CONDITION 'l * * 493-4801. * * "·10"'vw;;;T;::bu!,,..-. "'1.o"w"'"m'7\leC-~-,E>t"°''I l (e} cond. $2,200. 640-0439 * * '69 VW BUG, white, 4.! :; apd. X!nt cond. ruoo. cau ~ 837-8910. .1 * '66 Wi CAMPER. a.bit , ~ ena. New Pt.lnL $995 or ·~ ofter.~ '68 vw panel van. Pr\/pl;y. N.8. ·~'5* • _i 'm ' ' ' ' ' I i ~ t~ .: . ' llad "• ' • • ·-" ' ' " QI<. I ' i ' • S.ILirdJJ, Stplrmbtr 16, 1972 DAILY PU.OT P. J ......... • CADILLAC YOUR ONLY ~, YW CAWll ... -·· All.ti( f~ FACl'OllY . Sbozp! 'l'ab ..un ciow. AUTHORIZED =~·~~ c~c -' .. ~-<ICodll· '112 ' -.... laao In o.._ C<lui\y. Jiii_, ,... .,a ~ • oil llill...i...ms. .... ).IP; ... -·1-· ........ __ Aftt ' . -· '·. • ~ 63 ; ;e,llOO ml on nb!t 'Co•oc .... ·--• --Gd 2IOO HARBOit 81,.. cootl. -Aft 5pm , C08TA MU.\ ~. !'"",, , "9 All lo ._ Ml A-. ._ ~~~O~ CHIYIOLIT DOHI '70 NqYA • Do<r, .... -air.-.. powl'r 1tffrin&, A real clean car. Hu VI, too. 0118TI. $1795 Ill BARRY PONTIAC::OMC-Pli\T °" st. •• s.A. F>wy.) -E. lit st. Sula ---'88 Chewy Canyal "10 CAMAIO •"11 Cbalha1n, VI. c.o;,a. VI, ai•t-11<. vleyl =.. ~-Z..ar ...r, P.S., aood ml!el. Ex-===-:-::,--,,,--tn. nJce. (7'16ASJ), 'Gl5 OODGJ: 6 Van, ttblt enc, $26'9 auto -Xlot <Ond., 199$., CONNELi-CllEVROLET WJ-1502. 21128 Harbor Blvd., • -~-==11=11==D-- eo.ta Meu 5'S.1Jl1 •n CHEV+ c.m.ro. VI, auto. •es 11Nblfd a. XlDt G)nd,. trans., a Ir conditioning, Air, AIL·l'N. + xtru. --· 8!00 nill•~ '2215. I'\'! *· 112-C!O<I, Silver-blue int~rior. llftaD ('/52ELG). MUii See. DAVE '""'" ROSS POf<TIAC, 200 """~~~~--- "° "-· u.. ,.. ....... u.. "' -0-LDS--.. -0-11-.,-.-PONTIAC PONTIAC '68 Diiis 98 '67 FIREllRD AutomaUC" tn.ra, power slttf" * llZP 1t13. llUll' IEE 'l'O BELlEVE. " .. 5 • IS6-14l7 • --..,==~~---1 • Dr, Loadad, Lwtwy s.dan, LINCOLN 1•'4351. lnj, YQ"'7'2.1, . $995 BILL BARRY '11) PONTIAC C'ro. V-41, 4 apeed, (Adory air, •tttrinl il brkkes, u.indow1, radJo, heattt , CONTfNENTAD '67 4 dr JM!dan. 1'\111 pwr I: factory air. Powder blue, black Landau top, black leather uphoiltery. Private pty. Ex- cel co nd. Sl ,89!i. TI4/492-2504 (TPY'54). $995 low mil•~ (2W!KV) $21'9 DA VE ROSS PO C, 2tllO Harbor Blvd.;· CO.ta .W ......... N PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT M•so, 54&-IOl1 Price •I· ""4 ,,_. <tat sr. at S.A. Frwy.J tecttw lhN tmm. 465 E. 17111, m> E. t.t St. Santa Alla I c,"69'""""ro=NTIAC=-=-Grand-=-....,.~Pr1x-. Costa Mei• 558·11XXl 6.• Pwr. bra.kn, llMt'.. wio--S-°"6 'TO PONTIAC Bonnevilles. 9 do 1 Al • ..... ----' O~LD~S~FS.l~-.,-,-,.-,-,()6-,-.1-,,· 1 J>8U wagons. Auto. lrRns., Re~ r • .._ ,_ ... u.t0iu • vinyl top, xlnt c 0 n d , V8, pm1·Pr ateering, factory &KQ11 n.-Blvd., Com M.... '&I Ford Custn 546-8017. Pritt effective tbru 9/U/T2. 4 Dr. V-1, Auto Trana. '-· 540-'100 °"" ~ ow«l abroad. ·12 VW '70 Eldorado Hunting S.oaon Spec:lol , Yelloot, ,,.., tnl, Still unt1ar 4 Wheel Drtw, ,._, !Dim. '65 Contlnenta.I t d r , AM/F~f. air, etc. Eltt 1un roof. Excel cond. Sl,475. 551-7883 dfl)'S; &l--6360 att 6 541-804.I air, roof rack, low miles. (262"60Rl30017) Low 1 1 '67 Pontiac Catalina. air, p!, Sl199, DAVE ROSS PON· flUIO tnlnl, one owner. tm- TIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., 1nat·. Cream I black Int. Costa ~1en ~17 ~ $1(0)/oUer 846-!1!16. l!'ffttt!\'P lhru 9/19/72. -.~-,-G-TO-. M-.,,,-,.-,,,..--pu!-ttl-. '64 Pontlllc Boruwvllle -Xlnt Pi s. RAH, auto. Nice_ 8PS1 m€'rhanicl\l ron.!. $ 6 O o. over tl«IO. fi7S.-88ll ask Jn . '68 OLDS 4t2 Conv. """"· n450. WU'fUlY: Ptrf con d , FUl1 power, landau t:ip, Gold (No. 1412) · 61$-fC ' ' lea-lntorlor, AM/FM $2495 Nreb, power door locks. '10 VW ~. 8'ped&I top tilt I: tele whetl, low Reblt ~. U!lO or belt mileqe, $1145 below Ke.lb 6"-1910. Blue Book No. 101AGK ~ ~ lS'l1I C!Joo, °"""""' Elfaw, CWCD192). f 1'1111. en.. Wp. -· 079 -,,, a -AM-FM .,., si.-radio, Wt .i..,, wlll. FodorJ Air, luuaa• • ...i.. -.. -....... --• braket. Pu.i. _., __.. , '11) VW Bwo. 7 pauenger. $4 795 1 19 K ml. Clean! $2150. 465 E . 17th, ing-. As.king $2899. 5.57-1861. 465 E. 17th, '. • 840-1579 • * "JO OJntinental. Law m1. New tires, lhockl. Air, black. Xlnt COIJd. $4(XX). 6~ '68 Uncoln 2 dr, medium blue/blk top. 13$ GalD:le. N.B. 64~3178 MERCURY • 642--24Mi • '65 Olds 98 4 Dr HT, Loaded, CPFD562J $695 ~li·1'"!1:: 1). T·BIRD :a vw. Sunroo1 Reblt 1 alrfcond. Reblt e n a: I n • , 1-\NDERSON ·· IMPORTS " Cosio M.H CHRYSLER Coll• M.H M~M M5-0466 '71 VEGA $1499 1'61 Chryaler Nowport. Air 71 COUNTRY SQUIRE l!li9 MARQUIS Broogham ~ dr, aU extTil!f w/air. Clear, Orig OY.'Tler. Must sell. $1699. 968--01$ 1~.:1 r.To 1'n-po\rtr, 4 spd, 69,!XXl mi. Si;t.iO. ..... ~ ____ .. _7_·_7992____ '60 T Bird. Xlnt mech cond. .i6.r 'hl:l N:J.\lT TB.\IPF:ST 1 Gd borl & I' Aki • $350. can 5.12-921<. Blue wtth black int•-· Ex-cond, pwr '""'"• & -.-.. E. 17th, • Y tl'l's. 1 ng Coit• Mes• N.Ef:llS \\'ORK. $.150. S'.'.50. r.1ust p;eij, makt offer :m bug. Blue/white int, 1:i>,OOO miles. Excel eond. ~Orig owner. Offer. 642-5567 :&1 Var. 1600 enc, J'eblt 3 mo jago. $325' (Ir best otter. •Tom-eves, 548--1610. '•';/;Jl I,' •-u 4 ......._.i braku. New trans. Clean. tra NW ·m n. ...,., ..... , Original owner. Sl.050. Call Station wqon, VB, auto .adioB,ILlbLL Jnew0Ni39E3CPS EJ . 8 to 3, 5'l>-30.U; eves, ll"ans, laclo'Y air, power 64>0466 * 640· l 133 * !i41t-Ol2<l. 'fii; PO'.'ITIAl. TEi\1PES'r CM"u~.-r~ .... ....,,,-.oo,O~T"·B"tn~l,....,.Lft-,. 833--0763 · wtndowa, power steering, fires & '65 Ca~ltac Sedan De Ville B J Sportscar Center 196C Cheysler New Yorkw power brakOI, white w•ll , , W • . d l tirta. (732CAK}, $3595 dlr. agoo. • att" con .. Owpe!'. Call 83&-6535 '66 PK L&ne 4 dr, all powr, air, 1 O"'nl', emttg 1ale, $600. or BO, 492·5863. MUSTANG '61 Oh:hi 2 dr. New brakes. $200. 543·3691 PINTO $9 VW Bug, ~Ute 9t.lck, 1 :owner. good coQd, $1150. ;557-1441 . Nlet Car, Loaded. <NNS789J $995 ~ Bua, amroof. new p&lnt I ;tireL Xlnt oond. O:ig. ownr, •pvt pty $650. 673-356.1 ii Vw ~an. ~bit 1300 q I ~~ ;new trans. Pvt pty. $500/of- ~fer. 13G-3611 465 E. 17111, Cost• Mes• -'68 CADILLAC Coupe VOLVO o.vm.. Load... Fu 11 1!-1----·--·--··--· power, AM/FM stere o , '67 VOLVO power windows, vinyl_ roqf, •Y l•alh.r Interior. CWSP651) Auto. trans, am-fm radio, 12799 DAVE ROSS PON· l~leht blue w!U1 match-TIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., '1ng ' interior, low m 11 e • Costa Mesa. 546-8017. Price '.(trn.783). ettective thru 9(19/72. $ 1466 '69 El Dorado. Low mil el. ~ See IJt • )'Oti'.11 buy it SWI in warranty. Loaded 'E DEAN LEWIS ~~jS".$· ONE IN A ~ · ®YOTA THOUSAfolD ·IE ,. .H.d.r lUvd_. • Gold with black top. j.• MeA Ql.IJB 675-4619 VOLVO. Station aaon ·n Cadillac Fleetwood ,w/aJ.r. Xlnt cond. $2450. Every poa1ible extra in- ~541M11!9. eluded except tape_ Black 111. -w/Jt-belae interior-, all new ,.ui.t, u.e. 990 -. Car la 'n mint """1. i'Gaod Trantportatl"' Bntoflerover"600~ I• Cars NEW car delivered, Must l e aell •sg coupe de Ville ,67 IMPALA · cadllla~ zx.,.1 cond. Mako otter. ~. "5-8b:l; ew, P.S. m-cnos. '70 CHEVROLET t Door sedan:· VS, a'\lto., P.S., radio, vinyl root, a l r . (196ACS) $23" CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Hal'bor Blvd .• Coda Mesa 54&-12l3 '69 CHEVROLET 4 Door Bedan. V -8 , automatic, radio, P.S., air. Extra nice. f205Df'E) ,$11" . CONNELL CHEVRoLET · 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mna 546-l.Xn '10 NoYo Z 'Dr. HT VB, auto. tran&., power steer- in&t JIO!r'"' brakes, tint gllU, radio, heater, white wall tlrei. (Ci6SBQ0J. $1995 dlr. canl3MS35. .w ..... Radlo. ....... :<UAB342) ' $10'9 1971 CHEVY Impala 4 dr. h.t., Mii. P/S, PIB, air, auto, Vinyl roof 'A int Like new, $2495. I 4 3 • 4 '112 ; OOUPE O.V& '64, ail 54()...7806. featun1. ' ·AppeU'I yrs I---------l • i '66 IMtt•LA ,,ii.. Auto., ndlo. (1BX142) .. $9'9 i • : '6B BUICK ' ~lark Cfe •. Auto, i,dlo, ,,.s. (19958S) ' $9'9 : . ·; '69 V.W. BUG lladlo. <YE1195l) :" "" newer. Ell»:r <f:Anter xint MoCor peit '1 °"""""· $1175. tii'1-~ ... '72 KINGSWOOD g pus. wqon. Auto .. radio, P .S., P.B., air, (113404).1 $3199 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2128 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa MS.1203 W4NTl:D 168 Camaro. Deel cond. 327 F9fd at 'Chevy panel cu in, wide ovals, map, w~n, '55 -'57 pretered, OOJllDJe, $1,500, 673-1482. 1 l\.aW cash. M8-638J CHEVROLET i '65 RAMBLER 1970 Im-eu.tom 2 dr. 1966 CHEVY ll Supenport, from estate, 31,500 ml. 2S3 V.S, 1uto ~ $850. ·~~-Best care. Xlnt cent 4 new 68 El Ca 6 4 Door. Auto., ' mtno, Bil . Auto ME120) Potntu belted tltta. New trana, radkJ. ale, new valve I '4" brlcl. $2'D). 548-M35. job. etc. Perl mechan. Good Ar puUing trailer. ;-;-;;;,,..,-:;:":-;=..,.-=-Good automobile. ;450. Call '70 LTD 2 dr vinyl hardtop, &16-1818 429. euto, air, PM' •ala, ,69 NEWPORT 1teerln1 / brokes, 1'8dib/h!e.ter, tilt steering Ylhl $2295. Must sell tni.s wkend. IJ».M60 Factory air Is loaded. $1'95. (0211ABR). cBr. Call 83IHIS35. CONTINENTAL '69 Ma~ Ill l.Daded (968AE0) $3795 '69 Torino GT-Air, disc brka, auto trana, P/1, 351 eng. Must sacr:ltiee. Come see at Arco, comer Main I: MacArthur, S.A. 540-3915- '66 Ford Galaxie 500, V-8 AJC, PIS, Radiotheater. New "ttreL Very clean lm-9312. • ..... , *'=1n•1 =-==,..,...,~=""' ~_... '65 FALCON 1-<tr. 50,000 mi. P/1, UH, new tires. Perteet car .1:or wife, · $400. 897-7:114. '66 Mustang $699 Gold w/bJack top lr; interior. V8, automatic, PS, fact aJr cond. HWTy on thi1 one. (SKB151), I 'TI PINTO. Auto., Kl'f!y/gold, big efl&'., re.dk>/htr. Xlnt cond. New tlre1. -..2673. PLYMOUTH BILL JONES 1.,.911l,.....,P1.,.ymou--... -,...-."'-,-.. -,. B.J. Sportscar Ctr. 383 engine. Lo1v mil1'R&t'- Almost new Goodyear tin!I. 2833 Harbor, <:otta Mesa $1500. A Bargi!ii. Private 54C>4491 party '46--0056. •n Mach I-Top oond. Grab-'67 Plym Valiant. her yellow w/blk int, Air, Mu.st ae\L 1625/oUer. tape deck. auto w1ndows & * ~llW * trans. $2995. 675-7200 '64 BaracudL 273 c.i. 4 '65 MUSTANG, an exciting "craaers Traction Bars. 4 ~~a~,~~ m~~~~_: 1peed. $350. Finn. 543-3691. '6!1 MUSTANG Mach I, Joad- 465 E. 17th, Cost• Mes• 645-0466 PONnAC W.lN'Tlt ed w/optlons. Xlnt cone!. •n Lincoln Cont 4 dr., fully F rd ,..,._~ $1900 or offer. 673-580.l '63 GRAND PRIX. onr equipped. $5000 Call Dee • o er ........ :r panel -778-35l'i0. • waion, •55 -'57 pretend, owner I excelletit condition. hawcuh,-OLDSMOBILE Only 66,000 mi l••·. CORVAIR 1964 Ford Oluntry ~.~ 1--------Automatic Inns., air cond., ..,.. ........ 1967 CUTLASS St at Ion comfortable bucket 11eals, 'ti6 CORVAJR Mooza ~ ~· racliofheater. S8Xl Wagon, air. Xlnt mech. Magnt:t lbmwhf'el~. "'1't. Orig_ owner. Recebttyl--=-==,.,,=--cond. ~. 494-6646. AM./FM radio. 1550 ror ftblt. Good trans. $395. '63 FORD VAN. 'ti"°'1;-;;o""w=s,-;:-"'6c:-:'.uL,-<Ond-,,... •• -al!""" I quick u.11!'. M8-3036. 6'l5o-4600 New q ., brakes, hll.tt. xtru. "10 Doda:e, 4 dr, lk, '67 Pontiac 2 dr Catalina. Gd COllYEllE tranol!I00.5'8-m> 5I0-35IS cond. n75. Ro\11, PSJPB. '71 FORD van equipped, .lff :llot!'""""''t,_rtve.,--u-p~lhe,-..-lb!p~I 675-Ci896. / * '62 Cbrwtte kl perfect tn appredate, dran.d, must "u.f' Jt .In daMlf'led, Ship 1 's.u="""ldl;;-e--,ltema:--~.,--=ean""'" ORIGINAL C'ONDmON! lell-C93-..fOllll Ron to SMre Reault:I! "2-$18. IG-ll'll llOW' Call ~2131. '62 Ford Van, '65 :reblt e111. Autos, UMll tto · ... COUGAR New carp<t-tlres, pan ll!llO. _...;..;... ____ ..;;;.,,..;..;;;;;__...;.;.: « otter. 115-2702. '61 COUGA:& XR1 •e; 1lronoo Utility 'l'nlck, NEW Tl'RES, "'BR.KS. $~or otfft'. O.U. !1115-a.64, =-=--·~·..,llS-'"""2496-,,.....,-e '89 LTD -Cream/lthr top, '68 Cougar V..S auto trans ~· ~r c:ond.. $1450. Pwr/S, A/C, $1475. 61'3-1199 --~-548-4~_749~---t'62 Ford Gal 500. 50,000 ml DODCiE $215. '"' rn0a. Stutlro, a11 PM, air, $&. '15-3799. '&8 Dodge Palara '10 LTD o.-.r sq;.,o wacoo.looded ..... 1119-' V-8, AulD on-ens, Air Cond, $ml. ~ ./ (MlA VE) '63 Fali!on Sprint...-'Ru n 1 . $795 ~l.1"" or bftt ofter. '!"' -~ .. _.. Autoe, lmp1rt• f70 ---~·. 465 E. 17th, Cost• Mesa 645-0466" l t 1972 KlnelWOOd Olev Jta prtfpty. 64.W3l3 '70 Doda:e Monac o '•7 MUSTANG ~-•Full, ovpwrer' pymSmollnuOOwn. .,. '63 CHEVY PANEL Brouil>am.lndo tll<-<lrt whl~ El1"' YOU CAN ctn' 'WJIJR MhOMOB' E COSTS IN HALF! (, ~-At ai: l.llA Map -Titta-New Paint w WI, • au-, P S. ·r~>to., P .s.. radio.. Wder car in lnde. M2-8514 Runs Peteet. $700 p/b, AM./FM stereo. Xlnt : ' $1 lft '55 Otevy J ·dr. Good tlre1, 675-1345 alter 6pm ' cond. Askirti $2875. 67S-3C45 : : • • 6 cyL 3 apeed. N~s minor 1971 CHEVY Monte Carlo, att 5pm. : '70 MAVERICK .;:::~:~. wag ~."°:!:. •:;:J.5• .~ ·~~1~.:.,00 ~~~v!:,: &.. Stick, $rad 99 k>. (238BNR) Xlnt cond. Reblt eng, brka, $3245. 6"-4801 cl@Ul. $1950. call ew1 Ir: T-" batt can 'l'<lny, ~1 • wkeJXla. M<-1634 ~.:i!~ '6' CHitVY Im-SS, xlnL ~'::.. ~ '64 Dod .. Dort oonv.rtlblo. 4 ri.... .. Mesa M&:l203 cond. t700or best: otter. 213/ ~ $475. on Door, new tires/btakea.. ....,,.. .. r.. · · ~ after & p.m. ~ or ~7 Good radio A b •ate r . I ~ AMC ,; '11 El CamJno. Rwto -· 16 11.va-Aulo, lo mile.... m-5135. ~:~-::. ~:;i:,_$~•!~-~:183~·~;:._~. ~-~Rl!l..~·-~A»~to.~~Xltit~'~·~mod~·~S-U,~m~Ull~;'~e~l~l.~A-~-~~-~L~ad~is~a;-~~ ... ~11 ~: ~ :-·I'!!~~ po 'A"""' l!!"'llM 970 A-, 1-•IWOI ·970 4~~~L--u 1 If you're tired of paying expen- sive fuel, service and repair bills on your present car, we can show you how to cut those expenses in half! Take a test drive in one of these little beau· ties today et Harbour VW. '69 DATSUN 510 SEDAN . . . • . . • . . . $895 4 Door, ...... (XWH •I) '63 VW BUG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • $595 • \\'Al;ON. TOP SHAPE~ dau. lmn1;n·uli1le. Ca 11 S!'iOO • ~1.1-3ti5fl S·18-l626 or 5:.i;l-90.17. .-l'F.-H-RlFIC 1971 S-a7! .-,-i '70 T·Blrd lnndl\U. Air, win- '' agon, 11\ke ovpr pymts, dows, stereo. Ca r f' t u 11 y A/C, luJt rack, 586--0818. maintt.lncd. $3350. 675-Ml.:i. Aulotl, Imported 970 Aulol, Imported 970 BACK-TO-SCHOOL STUDENT SPECIALS! "'Wll tAt<owtnaY &UllT.-C:lllt -" IACll Ollll l<tlllMIC.ll. 1'9 ..... ll .-lACll Ollll ICCNMIMIUI. ft MA STAI• '68 TOYOTA CORONA $899 Tlli1 9011 •••'t' on tho 911 ,, •rtd th1 prlc1 rn•k•1 if ••t't' to "co1r11 buy," Mi90, 11. lr•n1., r~dio . (VWM06"41 '67 RENAULT $699 A br1•k for you •• not your pur1el Whlt• "40, "4 Spd. !UlCI0"421 •••.•••••••••••• '61 VW PANEL $799 A c•111p1r'1 "do-it-your11ll" ,,..1,J--D1rl Blu1, IGVC6661 •.•..•.••• , •••••••.. '65 VW 2 D $849 Moth1r'1 littl1 h1lpor .. Git th• 11119! Sh1rp Rid, 4 Spd, !SRL6071 ......• ,, •••.... 70 TOYOTA COROLLA $999 For h11rh that •ro youn9 ind t•YI ~0011 f•1t b1ck coup1. l•Gio, H1•f1r. 122fAUHI · '68 RENAULT $899 Only wor .. ln¥olv1d i1 fo b1 h1N ffntl l14, "4 Spd., lt1dio, IVHl1971 .•• ,., ••••••.• '67 TOYOTA CORONA $999 w.1tin9 for • h1ttor c•r +11 ... thh c:1n ••• , ycu Mon1y. Aufc, Gr11n "40, IJltCEMJ ., '68 TOYOTA CORONA $999 fll•• yoM lit cl••• •t low 1co110My f•MI , IWFZ41Jt •• 1 ..... -.-.. .,. lair. vinyl. top, tilt c!riUse control . lit!)); 128911, DAVE OW! r-:-'..;::;9-=ll~~Hlf"'S:;.;;;;E;..,GREA T BUYS '67 KARMANN GHIA ............ $1095 lt1llll, Wtirttw'ltli 'SJ!Md, Cl.lsllm Gr1~r Or•nQe. Tom*"' Yo A TH . llGM lffl '67 VW SQUAREBACK ...••..••.... $995 1'0NTJAC, .~·u 0 BJvd,, Coeta )(ea.I =Price e11..u .. - Rlvlan, ~~ all -,A,alr. Lo llejp. Bronie In oolor, · :tint. $2700. day1, ' ..... 145-'1143. 'U POI ;tlt 'H TOTOlA 4 Dr. H.T., •Ir, •uto., P.5., UH, I lt••I nic1 tr•n•,.•rl•tlon. oth1r 9oo•H••· CRIJJ~71 RlH, IVHNJtl) $695 $995 '66 PL YMOUTlt PURY 4 Or. Win, 1lr, P.S., ilk, t•-' rtt"· •or. fRVA .. 11 ·•••5 '10 J40Z 4 ,,...., AM/FM, ...... ll••I Sh1r,1 Uw .11 ... , ...... , $3495 I • '71 YW IUS t 11••••nt1r, low 1111101, llko now. (7JllUICJ $2195 '71 llllAULT.110 4 0..r, 4 ,,..., , .... hot.r. llOlllOI •• $1191 '" "6' YW 1116 Stlc.,, 11,000 "'n ... .,_,, ky. ltJJ. ADEi $1191 --""'·"61"""YW 1116 Stick. kNI fil11 1oit4ltl111. 14t41lP) I '61 VW PICKUP ................... $695 Clbll Clb, lbalWtt ltll!ll'lllCI Condlllon. CUii ... 11 ------- '56 VW BUG ........... ~-........ $695 lt1C11'9 c ....... luclllt ...... Cllutc Concllllon. !OPS •1$\ ----· '69 VW BUG ................... $1299 SlllVlr him ODMl!lonl 1)1111 fJe) ltldlo. '6B KARMANN G~I!\ ........... $1195 ilfllftl ltlll. 4 IMld, ~It, H .. tw. HJHH 0'2) '66 VW-IUG ....... -.-.. -.-.. -.-.. -.-.. -$B95 9'M. 4 ...... 11111111. C ltYN 114.1 ----------------'64 vw DEWXE BUS ....... " • .. • s99s MldNnleallY P'tl'ltttl «NH M ) '70 VW BUG .................... $149S .) °"' cs,....,, lltadll, 111• MY> '71 VW 411 WAGON ........... $2795 UMw ,...,., _.,,.,,.., • Allto., It.Cito -Mld!Ollll JI JllHlll ll. lie, 1'"14'.tl ' . , ' • Hft llltll '•1111, Sh1rpl ~ Spud, !VDX UllJ '6B VW FASTBACK .............. $1195 lr!tl!t Yellow, low Miiis, W/llW Tlrft. (VIEV I U) -------------'71 VW SUPER BUG ............. $1795 h-flull•~· l!f!lol 1!1n11nt1, AMIFM l•Pt Ql<lt. (000 DICl'J '70 vW-BUS .......... -. -.• -. -.. -•• -"-$-2395 Dth1u l11t1, lt~lo. Show lliOOl'll l'trlect1 IUI CAil '69 VW SQUAREBACK ....•••••••. $1795 ~tie; Air Condlltonl119, Low Low Mllll. ctov 1•1 ------' ---------'69 VW DELUXE BUS ............. $2295 ~A'.:_ CGncr., W/S/W, T .... -lAW Mlllt, 11111 WW..,. °""!' -UC. (.XY'C W) '69 TOYOTA COROLLA ........•• $39f 1t1c111, tfftltw. Whlltw11ll ,,,.._ • $plld. Mld\Mic S0«i.t. cva HS) '71 VEGA WAGON .......... -.. $1995 S-' '#ltllll, C1111on1 IMlrllt. 1'17 OOVJ ----------~ '66 VW BUG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 ILtO; •Muly wllll Cl'lrWM wi-th. llnolrl1 & Tr•"1. 11'1 l'.Wltct ConOllltn, lltdll 6 HHltr. IRGT Ill) • ~. ,t ., ,. • f • f : • 'Brand New1972 Brand·New 1972 Brand New 1972 Brand New1972. ' • • : i ' 1'972 TORINO MUSTANG COURIER ~00 2f Q~9.. V~yr.~ trim, FORJt . L JD 2 DOOR HARDTOP (2A25L242042) VS, cruise;o.matic, power steering, tint. ed 9le1s. Wide ovals, radio. 2FOIL216- 750 .. ECONOMY.·PICKUP ' .. ISGTAMA09070 1/ vinyl roof,·tinted'glass, white sid• ~ells, l,Mded, including .factory air Ir power. visebility 9roup, air conditioning, ... rear · ~side windows. 2J1.25l21'69'o ' ' 4 bumper guards, radio, wheel , Cqver1, power 1ide window•. 2Jl>4512SllO DEMONSTRATOR'· $ FU~L PRICE. $ . , . ·· .: · ·• : .c FU~L PRICE FULL PRICE · FULL P•ICE · _ .$2894 $2994 $2094 3994 ·; ~124 , plntaxl.lcme • • ploostGI..-· '" '. .. 11lu1 t1x &.fic1111 plus tax & lic.,.u :Brand New 1972 Brand New 1972 Brand New 1972 Brand New1972 Brand New 1'912 ' . ' . ~ .. ~.L~!Q ~A!~~~.J!0 . Y.:!!!! COUNT~i~QUIRE ' ~~~!!!~~UP,; Fully loaded including factory air, pow-LoadedincludingPowe~rakls,P:owerWin~ 8obXT6..5 8 Ply Tires.1r'ons .. Power Steering*• er side windows, etc. #'.2J58SIOl44S lo.ded. (2J87NI 18323) dows. Duol focing Rear"Seots; Luggage Ratk, poW~r·f25YRP8823. \• · I Truil..-TowingPlqi. #3 2J76H1¥20S . . 2R I OW208042 F_ULL PlllCE SAYE SAYE . . SAVI FULL PRICi.: · .. $1894 $1300 $1800 $1200 $309~ plu1tul.llc1M1 "'* w~ltlcker prk•· offw1 .. ew1tocbr ,~wlo4owi!Jcar, .. ·_.:, ... plHll~~llc•.~11 .. 1970 MAYERICK llt.Olo, '-!ti", J IPffd, (ZQF· ''" . ~1095 1969 FORD Goloale .500 4 ..... Mrdlop. V-8. ,. llio. h1111r, locr. 01r, ViflYI roof. UNSS67) 1969 'CHRYSLER . HEW YORKEI 4 door Miian. you'B 1M llWs 1v..., cw, full powll" ..,ipped. s.ndaac• llige'. (X'(C.604) 1968 MUSTANG FHlbadl:. Wldt ov1b, VI, fK· tory •Ir, POwer ''""'~• r1dlo, flNlef', CXNJ :iol) : $)77 1971 .A-1 CAPRI .$2095 19 1 PINTO Mtol'M11' tran'~ R•dlo. Htets. (102Cf,t li71 VEGA . '-$1877 ,1972. PINTO .......e Tnm. lldil. ....... W. ltw1Us, 01lpx1 l1terior & Elcttriw, """"""""""' $2377 1967 T BIRD LANDAU l"•dory •fr, NII ,._,_., C1'-216) 1970 OLDS Codass ~ V-8. Autolilltic: Trons.. pawW·SMrq. f«f11rJ Air, V"'1 Roof. "21 DOfJ • ;; , .. $2:677 '. 1972 A-1 MUSTANG VI, .btt., fM:I. Air, Vlnyl flf', P .S. ....... (7111152) • $3295 1970 FORD '70 VW CAMPER '69 VW BUS Completely c1mper equip- ped, 4 1peed, redio, heater, l951ARY I 1911 l.XY.~ v o $1977 Avfo~o;ic trans., radio, heater. $8 7 7 (UUB6'.IA) ............... I ' 4 speed, radio, · · · heeter, #217578 • •• $1777 Racfoo, htater. (WXH02l) 1911 DATSUN: PICKUft.'A 1pMd,.ridl., flNt• fr. (fSI Cl'NI 1971 PINTO 7 1967 MUSTANG F•1ttNlck. \II, •vlo. tt•nt., fie· l'Ory •Ir, POWW .,_Int. rMllO, llN!tr. (VWP 73'}' $21ti :: . 1970 FORD GAlAXIE,500 4 DtDr, Hordtop, Vt. ,.,,.....;c r,...,, Pftw si..ma. Fti--' twy U . (I09 CQQJ 51917 1966' MUSTANG 2DwHdlp.~(SlU207) $ . 1971 MAYERlcK·;: ' ' Door', ""'°" trans., r..io.1 l'lt•ttr, 11.52 CJH) , -;:.,. ., . $1977·-.. ; • . .. . . . 1 .. , .. '• 1967 ·MG0:-. I • COUPE ti; . i\' British Racing Green. wire wheels. $,J 1<J·:~ Runslike-.(VOB016) ., ,. . 1 • I ,