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VOL 65, NO. 323, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' _SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1972 TEN CENT~
l)e~dly Mushrooms Periling State?
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FOUN/AIN VALLEY fo\AN "RESCUED THIS RAR.E IN)URED BIRO
· Osprpy. Hawk,. Not S.een Since lMt, C•m• ~"" Our.int• Storms
· It!!s Rare Bird
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Valley Man Rescues Osprey Hawk
Jim pessy has alway1 been fascinated gloves, Pessy moved the osprey. who
with birds. So when he found a wounded feeds on fish into his garage and applied
wirlged creatUre near his home Thursday. fll'st aid cream to a small hole in the
afternoon, Pessy came to the rescue. bird's back.
To his surprise, the bird turned out to "I don't know how he got the hole iil
be an osprey ha~k , a spec!es which ha!I his ijack," said Pessy. "But It looka like
not been seen in California since 1969, ac-he ran into ·a high wire." .
cording to·a game-warden-who i.nspectp!--As-of-Friday ght;-the bi mm and
the fowl. w!llte bi.Fd was standin on a makeshift
The osprey, whose family . Is perch that Pessy bad constructed for
diminlshiog rapidly due to 0111' killing its lilm. .
eggs, appa,ently came down dJlring the . 1be bii:d, however, has refused to eat ~ursc;lay afternoon s~nn. dropp~g near since Pessy began carylng for him. "This Pessy'~ hdme·at 17303 Sl.nta Lucia Driye, is a foreign environrntrit for him. He's
Fountain Yalley , icar<d to do any1hing," ""8y explained.
"Two kids on tht b.lock !bund hlm !Im · Pesay aald he la lucinat«I with the bird
and covered him ~th a jacket/' aid · aad would like to keep him but the law
Pessy. "But he starled to claw al them !dtbids making pets o! them .
and scared them away." "So I'll have to let him IO as soon as
With the aid of a pair of welding his wound 11 healed," Pessy said. . .
Kissing~r Leaves Sunday
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For 'Final' Peace Talks
··111-ulilted !'mi~ r -ilu<'l'ho>utl,.,,..,.......Jt ... 'M!uY
.,,,. u 1ied Statt!I aM Norti.' ~ ' .. Iba--•111r1 lf<nrY ¥ioJAnltr "w111 Vlelilam clnll on tllo ocher will,_,,. In Pull on Nov. namete tesume . .JO r•.,.... •· ... _.., \ " ·1 · r : "'"' · ~ ..
ceue-lln'l'be ........ ~~"tll""i:-~~Ji:~ ~-·V)oiiom--Utl·lno . ,. __ ,. I llQd tllt l/oltod -Staiel lip tbe ceue-
Umted States which. said at leall one ~ dnlt .., Oet. II but Xllobicu WH more ,...1on !..-needed ~up,.. ~on im-....,;s.n-...-mmc1
mainlna 0cllff•rencet· Ol llli:n!t talb llld aald at lhlt tllne the The While Houoe said Frtdl)' ""91do.. ...,....,. dtllor...,.. "could be tltttled
tlal -Henry A Klainller would Ry In -..... A • ~'·'• -with the to Parll Sunday merninl aad -es· Nortb -tlf&Olla10r Lutina I peeled to meet wltb Nortb Vlelna._ would think. on more lllln thtte 0< f0ur · Politburo member Lt Due Tbo on M... days ..
doy In what ir.any feel la tht Jut round _ ~tlal Jl"9 aecrttary Ron1ld L.
ol oqotlatloN on the way ol the agr.e-ZI01ler aald l'rlday tllo Parll meeting
mcnl to end tht Vlttnaim •ar. would last "aevml da1• or more" 1nd
Jn a radio report . monl1llftd In Tokyo, ...,Jd be tbe final ~ -'oo.'
•the olllclal Vlolna\11 Newt~ (VNA I
said. "talkl bcl_,, -adv~ Lt (See PEAcs. Pip Ii ,.
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3 Deaths
Reported
In Bay Area
From Wirt Services
California health officials feared today
lhat a crop of deadly wild mushrooms
may ·be spreading across lhe state after
infesting many areas in the hills around
the San Francisco Bay and causing at
least three deaths.
Though oone of the "Death's Cap"
mushrooms have yet been found in the
Southland, officials said the heavy rains
and wacm .temperatures could cause ..a.
-. la -* fl(_ Ille fatal ~
plants.
Naturlllm 0.. ~lindiol' ~
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PAil 'i' '°llOT ,..,. ...... 9' WI.,_ ........
Bay ami notma1ly rich ~,. ellltile
mushrooms. They sold many people
regular1Y visit the8e areaa to collect the
mushrooms for use In cooking.
The Death's Cap Is so deadly, expert!
say, that a person should wash his hands
even if he only touches one for a ~
Ominous black rain clouds over the Southl.ind
broke apart just Jong enough Friday afternoon to
let some sun $hine through over Newport Beach .
These three beachlovers took every advantage of
the rays and set to work on a late.season sand
castle. The heavy rains also cleared off enough
ocean haze to make Santa Catalina ISiand clearly
visible from Orange Coast shores.
ment.
The poisooous mushroom was a rarity
in California in the early 1960s bul it is
now common in many areas where rains
are heavy enough to support Its growth.
Al least 14 cases of violent illnes,, have
(See PERIL, Page Z)
·Pair Sentenced
In Beach Holdup
Two young men who admitted being
the pair who staged the knife-point
holdup of a Huntington Beach service
stat Sept. 11 have been sentenced to
count jail terms.
OrallgeA:ounty Superior Court Judge
'Villiam Murray ordered a six-month in·
carceration for Michael Raymond Fen·
ton, 21 , of Garden Grove and a three-
year probation spell that will commence
with his release.
Jlldge MlUTBy sentenced John Donald
Skei'St.on, Zl, OtCarden"'Grove,-to-90 days
ln jail and three years probation after
Skerston pleaded guilty to charges of
being an accessory in the robbery. Fen-
ton offered hi.I gci.lty plea to leCOfld
degree robbery allegations.
Both men were arrested lhortJy after
they used a knife to e1tract $40 in tlk·
lngs from an attendarit on duty at a
Beach Boulevard-Hell Avenue service
station.
Smog Controller Respond s
To Needling by Officials
8.Y JACK BROJJA<"K
' OI ,.. Dtll"" ,...., '""' Needled by Oran~e C o u n t y
Administrative Officer Robert Thomas'
report that the county Air Pollution Con-
trol District needed more public exposure
on its activities, Pollution Control Officer
William Fitchen Friday provided the
presS with copies oC his moolhly report
to supervison.
. Fitchen reported that the number of
days on which the oxidant standa rd had
been exceeded In 1972 y,·ere less than
each of the previous three years. Ox·
idants are commonly called ozooe. the
principal incrtd.ient of photochemical
smog.
"However," Fltcben reported, "the
standard for-nitrogen dlolide WM ex·
~ a new year's high for oxides
ol nllrogel)... W8' recorded at Loi
Alamitos.
Other highlights of the report for Uie
month of October:
-A meeting was held with l'e9Carch
!ICientlsti from Envlronlcs to review
their reaearch on new says lo reduce
nitrogen dioxide emmls!lion!I from fuel
burning equipment such as pc>wer plants.
The work l!I being larpcly funded t-iy
Southern California FA\ison Cn Cat3l\'~1s
which appea r suitable for smog reduction
their reseflrj:h on new w11ys 10 reduct
emiss.ion from power plant!! to in·
!lignlficant level.
-A first In a serle!I of meetings wR1
held with lndu!ltrles to work out a vil'lble
curt.ailment p r o g r a m -to reduct>
emiS!lioM during an air Pollut""1
emergency.
-The Irvine Ranch contracted lo
remove 40 acres of JG-year-old citru1
treeii by a flnn whkh employes chipper
shredder machines. Tht coet was SI.» a
tree and Irvine decided \o use this
method M1thcr than burning under permit
because of the proximity to a rulde.nllal
area.
-During the month '5Z ln!pect..,.
were made: The district received 60 c:om·
plaints. acted on two vtol•tionl and lhrtt
agricultural buming pennltJ wt"' lssui:<I .
~e Colmty nrma hive spent more
than $1 million this year Oii control
devices and 1112 million on boat< devic<I.
And finally, complainll ol 1lleged drni>
pings from alrmrt were found to be
droppings from bttl.
Newport Readies Cat L~w
Councilmen to Stud y Ordi nan.ce Se tting Limits
By WIU1AM SCllllElllEI\ ... _.,,.. .....
Newport lleleb C11J -eoo.dlmlo .Mon-.
day will 1l\ldy the II,.\ iir.lt 'of I p'ro-
pooed'JIW ~tlq lho -ol iotl Ii· lowed to live In I bome.
But In JriJ:mill tbe -· . City Attorney a..1111 O'Noll left lhe .,_ Jor
the number fl( eall bllok. cur oftJctals ,,. espedlnc • hot .
debate on tho ~ ,,... eat lov.11 In
the city, ..... --,..,. 1go In Winnlnl the defeat ol a ilmll11
control ottor1.
"That'& why they l•lt the number
blan-." said Assistant City Attorney
lllvld Balde. '"l'hey want to heor what
the _,, lhinlt... •
The law was ordtrtd by City Coun-
cilmen at lhtir last meelill1 alttr
ntlcJ>l>on of tWo ,C...O. del Mar 11Jters
complained that up to to call were living
In their small home and hid boen !0<
""'"' than eiiht ynn. ·
The """""' lnllat they own , jUlt a
dozell cata and have DtVtr Ud~ ~thin
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O'Neil conllnneatbaf-)"<'OOlplalnll
ha .. --lved -the,... from
mkienta ot \he••rea.araund d; WOf'l'H!ll'
home. Ht said the health deportment
Wlii una~ to curb the problem •
pe""""""Oy.
"The dty can't do 111ythmg beyond ,...
lordnc zoning 11~ and lhooe don't
rutrk1 c11lt. only '\lk' cond1Uon ol the
dwtl11111;· O'Neil said t.aauna Stach ll the only. other Orangt
Couf dt1 with no llmil on the numbtr of
citJ II\ • llnal• lamily hoJmt
O>aa Mesa. Sao O.mot1to. San JOI•
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C. pilll'lno ind Huntington lloadt n 11
hive rMtrlcOona.
'Ibo. Om ·~ m 1tt ha•·~ 1 tln!lt o1
tt,.. dofl ., -and Huatlnpn a..i<it
ftd'I allow ~ lhlo thrie, ~ If t'ltl ~
without I kmnoJ fl-. JluotJoctoo
O..dl. ho ...... will ""' , ..... Cll Mwl 1-.
0..1111e Count)' -.... lllnlt
tbo ruonber to thrtt clop or line .. ll
but raidnltl * own four .ma tf
thtn! ii • mlstun fl( dop Md -.
Both LilcWI• Bco<h and Nowpon
llo•dl. while the)' do not limit -. bavo
curbl "' dop In tht d))'.
N•wport -..qulm a k<l100f pmnil IM
more lhan thn't dos• Ind IA...,. ,,,.
qulru Mii 1 pennlt !or '"' -.. lllln 1wo. lla>de said he thlnb the llrnh .,
cats wlU prablbty be in tbt i.tbna to nw ........
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Bea.cit Co1isiders
Tou g h Harbour
Flu sliiu g Law
A t004:her toilet fiushinR law for llun·
tington llArbour Is expected to he
ndopted by the llui1tlnatoo Beadl Cily
Council Monday nltht
The new city ordln11.nct mtrictl waste
disposal Into the H.lrbour channell from
veuets docked or mo¥ina throulh them.
II 1dopted, It will r<quln! an botlll to
have~
-A holding tank designed to rotaJn all
human body wutu until IUCh wutet can
be dl8chanred into a sanitary aewe.r
syst<m.
-Or. the boot'• head Is COM«ted
dir«tly to 1 sanitary .ewer l)'ll.Cm,
-Or. the head 11 connected to an on-
board 1ewage treatment l)'llem which
prod..., an o!nuent llC«ptabie by the
COW>ty health o!llc.r.
The propooed -hlrl>or llDltatlon law
alao requlret t h a t tll mmmen:lal
marinas poovlde pemuinent holclJna tan~
pumJ>OtJt !1<llltlet or equivalent aervloe.
The ladllty muot bo operable at 111
u .... and copable of RrViclng 111 V01Sela
berthed, docMd or .-1 the marina.
CUrrtnUy city low 11tudy lorbldl the
dumping or human wuttt in&o lhe water
channtlo. but the oew law ,_ requm
holding Lanb or ltmllar fadlitits on
V'eSleil .
Weadler
The -therman II Jndlctinl
only •• ,.......__ -fl( rain .
S.Wrdoy -tnc to 10 '*"""'
SuJ>tla1 lal\U!f Oilltlfo:~ -· ...,..for'9f'rhltliltcltdeied&mxl briftbl .., ..... tlQI with blafll In
the hllh ... and Ion In tho Illa.
IN81DB TODAY
Bladt mru1a111 ~lltltlo Dooll lpo4 10 obotu J,ll(IO ,,.,...,.,
Frldaw olg~I ot C.I Stol< r.u.,.
loll. si.. ""'l<d l'rc&icU1lr NW.'• o1c1 -,.., o toodtlld•. b•• •
rnwd.sUdc."
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JZ DAILY PILOT Saturday, NM11tbtr 18, l q72
Death Shots Accident?
Louisian a Student Slayings Unde r Probe
BATON ROUGE. La. (UPI\ -Gov.
Edwin Edward! said F'rlday the shots
that killed two bhu:k youths and wounded
uooLher at Southern University could
passlbly and accidentally have come
from shotguns used by sheriff's dewties
to fire tear gas at a crowd of students.
He also said the bucb.hot·like ~pellets
taken from the bodies of the dead may
have come from "a homemade type
device that either had buckshot in it or
glued to it."
But be added that the students, \\'ho
took over the university's administration
building Thursday and were chased out
by the police, reportedly bad access to
several types of weapons although none
were found after the shooting.
"l don't know where the shots came
from and I do not know whether it \\'BS
deliberate or accidental," he said in a
nen conference late Friday. "It ls ob-
vi~ there are discrcpcncies and ques·
hons."
£.dwards. who toured the t.ta.maged ad-
mlnlstration bulldi.ng and viewed films of
the incident, ordered the state attorney
general to investigate the incident. The
Juslice Department asked the FBI to
determine whether any (edcral law was
violated in the takeover of the building
and the removal of the students by
police.
One of the dead youths was identified
as Denver A. Smith, 20, of New Roads,
La. The other was not identilled despile a
cbeck ol his fingerprints.
Earlier in the day F.dwards denied that
pollct! officers fired the !hots that killed
the youths.
"I'll tell you spec.ifically and without
any equivocation, the state police did not
fire any weapon. 'Ibey did not even fire
tear gas weapons," he said. "Of course,
the sheriff's deputies did fire sbolguns
After Nixon Re-election
County Republican Girl s
Facing Lo ss of Cha t ter
By GEORGE LEIDAL
ot tt.1 Dalty l"lllf 511tt
More than 900 Orange C o u n t y
Republican women who supported Presi·
dent NiJ:oo't re-election and wish oo.lr. to
maintain independence of their c ubs
from the county federation of GOP
women's groups , face severance from
the state and national organization. •
Eight clubs which for six years have
operated apart from the Orange county
Federated Republican Women's Clubs
have been told they must begln paying
dues to the county group or face charter
revocation.
The day following President Nixon's
re-election for which the maverick eight
women's groups worked, 908 county
v.•omen received letters from Mrs. Oma
Unbey of Los Angeles. She is president of
the california Federation or Republican
Women, the organization which six years
ago stipulated county membership for all
federated club groups.
Mrs. L. J. Tucker of 743B Avenida Ma--
jorca, Laguna .l;fills, Friday recalled that
prior to the 1966 bylaws change by the
state organization, independent clubs
could carry the "federaled" desienation,
enjoy rights of the national organization
and work ln national election campaigns.
Now. Afrs. Unhey '"lies not if I e d
members that unless they pay their
county dues by Dec. 31, their clubs'
charters will be revoked.
"These glrls just want to be left alone
to work. They worked hard in support of
President Nixon as Vic Andrews (county
Nixon campaign chairman) well knows."
l\.trs. Tucker said.
"It's a question of independence and
where women who want to work for the
party can do the best job," she added.
The clubs facing loss of the
"federated" designation include the
Irvine Qiast chapter which drav.·s
men1bers from Qirona de! ~lar and
'Jack' Hatfiel.d
Dies in Cl.em ent,e
W.C. "Jac'lt" Hatfield Sr .. a S<iuth
Orange County resident and business
leader sin!!t! 1945, died Friday in San
Clemente. He was 73.
~tr. Hat field resided at 26821 Calle
Maria In Capistrano Beach and Olmed
television-appliance stores in both San
Clemente and San Juan Capistrano.
Funeral services have been scheduled
for Monday at 2 p.m. at Community
Presbf'erian Church in San Ju11n
Capistrano with Rev . Robert L .
Sch.,,'enck officiating. Burial will follow
at El Toro Cemetary.
OIAHM co.ur sr
DAILY PILOT
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fr\'ine : and the Laguna Niguel. Tusti n.
Anaheim, Fullerton, Buena Park. Placen·
tia and Yorba Linda cl ubs.
ln all, there are 25 federated GOP
\•/omen's clubs in the county with a total
membership of 5,007.
While national bylaws have been
changed to allow individual units ifi..
dependence from the county organil.a-
tion, a recent attempt to change state
bylaws has failed.J{ence the warning let·
ter.
Mrs. Tucker hosted a meeting Thurs·
day of the women most upset by the prt>-
posed charter loss, but declined lo com-
ment on plans fonnulated by the women
to combat the ruling.
The 1966 bylaws change, dissolution of
the old county group and formation of a
new one, led to a lawsuit and a January,
1968 superior rourt ruling that the
Southern Division had the right to expel a
county federation.
Since lhen the independents have gone
their own way. Some have been crtlical
of the county group's inaction in the re-
cent Presidential campaign.
69% OK All-y ear
School But 2 / 3
Ma y Be Needed
The all-year-school election at Plavin
School in Fountain Valley showed 69 per·
cent of the voters favoring the plan , but
it was unclear Friday whether the
margin was big enough to implement the
ne\•: calendar.
School officials "'ere unsu re whether a
two-thirds yes vote was needed to pass
the proposal, or if the margin had to be
70 percent.
tn addition, there "''ere several possible
election irregularielies which might af-
fe<:t the final pereenlegc.
Plevin, v.·hich serves physically ban·
dicapped children from throughut the
Harbor Area and West Orange Qiunty.
\viii begin all-year operation th i !;
February if the plan is approved.
It is expected now that a final decision
will be made by the Fountain Valley
school board, probably at their Dec. 7
n1ecting,
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PERIL ...
also been link~ lo the mushrooms in the
Bay Arta and health officials warn any
contact with them could be harmful or
fatal.
The Amanita PhaUoidcs mushroom can
be easily identified by lts 14--lnch height,
smooth, brasay green cap and pure wblte
underside gills.
Southland expert.! are predict.Ing that
the heavy rains of the put week will
definitely caute a large boom in all
varlely of wild mwhrooms in hilly u•ild
orcas around metropolitan i:u'Cas.
But they are sUll uncertain 100ay as lo
whclhcr sporos from !he deadly Ba>
Area liitt.Rhroomt have been carried thi:i:"'-
far south by prevailing winds.
especially eqWpped to fire tear gas. None
of them used buckshot. Tbeir in-
volvement was absolutely limited to lob-
bing tear gas alter the confrontation
started."
Later at the news conference at which
he anoounced the youths had been fatally
y,·ounded by pellets, Edwards sald the
dead1y pellets might have come from
several sources. _
''In the heat of that kind of situation
even if someone accillentally took a
buckshot shell out of his pocket and load-
ed ii and shot it, be would DOI be able to
l•ll himself allerwards whother be bad
done iti'' Edwards said. "It ls still pout.
ble that this occurred from' a homemade
type device that either had buckshot in II
or glued to it.
"We still know that there were some
detonator type grenades, some artillery
simulators and other auch weapons on
the campus. Whether they were used -
during this thing, we do not know."
Second Cave
Death Suspect
Pleads Guilty
~ S£1cond defendant in the Orange
Counly district attorney's case against
thr£'£! men accused of the killing of a
former companion whose body was found
-m a cave in the Lake ElsiMre area has
pleaded guilty to the charges.
Superior court Judge William Murphy
sentenced Gregory Owen Paine, 2-4, of
Long Beach, to one year in county jail
plus three years probation for his role in
the slaying of Montier Chase Blackford,
al~9 !mown as Tooy Black, 26, of Tustin.
Paine was accused of be~g ari itc-
cessory to murder in the Grand Jury in-
dictment issued Sept. 21. Co-defendants
Buyrl Franklin Fiedler, 25, of Anaheim
and Steven Dwain Johnston , 26, of Tor·
ranee were charged with murder.
Johnston pleaded guilty last week to
reduced charges of second degree
murder and armed robbery. He drew a
state prison term of five years to life on
the conviction.
Paine was identified on arrest as the
provider of tbe automatic weapon used
by Fiedler and Johnston to dispose of
Blackford. It was alleged that Johnston
shot Blackford through the back of the ·
head while Fiedler drove the car used by
tho trio through the Tomlnce area.
Blacktord's body, investigators said,
was then thrown into a cave near Lake
Elsinore and coVered with rocks and rub-
ble. Investigators said Johnston was later
arrested on robbery charges and bragged
about his role in the murder to fellow
county jail inmates.
One of those inmates adivsed a jail
deputy of the conversation and an im·
mediate investigallon was opened.
Fiedler is sch~uled to return to court
Dec. 12 for further action on the murder
charges filed against rum.
Paraplegic Goes
On Trial Monday
In Death of Kin
Paraplegic Gig Peten of Huntington
Beach will go on trial for the second tim'
?\.1onday on allegations that he killed his
parents 19 months ago in their Lincoln
Street home.
~ The former Huntington Beach High
School honor student received the injuries
that seem Likely to keep him in a wheel-
chair for the rest of his life on Nov. 3,
1971. when he tried to escape from the
custody of a sheriff's deputy during a noon
hoor break in his first trial
Both lawyers Involved in that trial will
fa<:i! each other again ~1onday before the
sa me judge -Superior Court Judge Ken·
nt!th Williams. Los Angeles attorney Bar-
ry Tarlo will defend Peters and will be
opposed by Deputy District Attorney Pat
Brian.
Tarlow v.·iU renew Peters plea of In-
nocent by reasoo of insanity in the jury
trial. Peters, 23, is held in county jaU
with bail d<nied.
It Is alleged that Peten stabbed his
rather r Charles Peters, 55, through the
heart and strangled his school teacher
mother Flora, 54, .shortly after he return-
ed home with his paramour from a so-
journ of mcdU.atlon In a San Diego Coun·
1y hippie rommune .
DAft.Y ll!ILOT ............ Ah~ Laguna •••
On. a clear day you can. see forever. Mrs.-Adele Ipsen, 1271 Cliff
Dnve, Laguna Beach, thinks she bas one of the best views on the
entire Pacific Coast. And the photographer agreed with her. Don't
you?
U.S.-Cuha Skyjac~ Pact
Offered Three Weeks Ago
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (API -A
document issued by the CUban U.N.
mission says Cuba's proposal for an an-
tihijacking agreement with the United
States, announced following 1 a s t
weekend's dramatic air piracy, was
made nearly three weeks ago.
nie government declaration ,
dl!tributed here Friday two d8ys after it
was broadcast by Havana radio, men-
tioned a 1969 decree proposing such a
bilateral pact. The document described it
as "the only ideal means _ .. lo coun-
teracl the wave of plane hijackings."
The declaration quoted two U.S. re·
quests that Olba sUJTeDder f o u r
Americans who hijacked an Eastern
Airlines jet in Houston on Oct. 29, and
also included a CUban reply that the air
pirates had been arrested.
But the OJban Foreign Ministry added
that the matter could not be resolved
"\\ithout a reciprocal and absQlute com-
mitment" from the United States to
punish penons in Florida "openly
recruited, organized and trained" to at-
tack Cuban vessels and to smuggle peo-
ple off that island.
"We are of the opinion that this is a
matter ... that can be resolved relative-
ly quickly ... "
The declaration added that the United
States had replied it was studying the
Cuban proposal, b.Jt indicated that no
answer had been received when a
Southern Airways 009 was hijacked
Roof-eating
Ducli Hun te-a -
BRISBANE, C.lif. (UP!l -
Police and Humane Society officers
were on the loo'ltout today for the
elusive white-feathered roof-eatin&
Brisbane duck.
During Lhe past five monlhl,
residents of this community have
boen complaining about tho duck•
chomping on the shinges of lhelr
roofs.
With heavy rains making -sure
roofs Import.ant, officials declded to
Intensify efforts to capture the of·
fondJng fowl, dead or alive.
Nov. 10 and the next day was forced to
make an emergency landing at Ravanna
after bopseotcbing to eight cities.
U.S. Secretary of S<ate William P.
Rogers asked.Swlss o!flciah Thursday to
tell Cuba tho United Sta1"9 wanted to
push ahead "toward 1101I1e agreement in
the most e>pedltious and el!ective' m\iii. ner ~e." 1, . i•
However Sta.le Department apoteaman
Charles W. Bray stresoed at a Thursday
news conference that any negotiations
wllh Cuba would ·be r<Stricted to the hi-
jacking problem.
Officer's Widow
Can't Coll.ect--
H e Was 'Carel.ess'
LONDON (UPI) -On Feb. 15, 1m,
police constable ~fichael Ince, amwering
an emergency call, raced his patrol car
through downtown Loodon with its blue
dome lisht flashing and tluon born blar-
ing.
As Ince gunned the car through a red
light, the squad car collided with another
patrol car answering the same emerge&
cy call. Ince, 25, one of London's few
black policemen, was killed.
Lord Widgery, Britain's lord chief
jusllct!, htled Friday that although Ince
was killed in the Hne of duty his widow
Linda, 21, should receive no com-
pensation from the government.
Widgery , in a decl.aion that officers
said could dissuade policemen from risk-
ing the.ir lives while on duty, ruled that
lnce's death wu caused by his own
negligence because he drove through a
red light.
The lord chief justice said be bad to
uvbold with "deep regret" • doclsion by t6e government's Crlmlnal Injuries Com·
penaallon Board that Mn Ince abould nol
ttcelve the stale compenaallon normally
paid to widows of PoUcemen ltilled in the
line of duty.
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taken her ll!e.
SANTA MONICA (AP) -Pretty
dnmetlc llu<l<nl KAW.... Ann La
Oianoe IP<flt ber 1111 .n..-roc!Ung
Jrim dialogue rron\ • tnalc Arthur 'kJlltt pJ1y, a classmate .-.Jd Friday.• He related In an ll'lterview that the
Soon aflcr the :4-ye1Mld blonde I.rt mood ol the play led to 1 dlscuSlion
the lafonnal rche&rul -In ~ bet>reen him aod Miu I.a CIJ.lnce ol
f.uow-stu<1<nt'1 apartni!llr here w..i. -clolth w ~ She talkm ol her
oelday evening. 1hl waa lcuad dead of • plans !O be marr1td in two v.·eeks, be
mulllpla s(ab •'Ollllds 111 tllt nearby said.
beach. ~ said he waa hatmtc<I by the
Pollce said •hf h•tl'"-•tabbed 12 reaollectlon that as &he left the aparl·
times ind raped. Her clothing Ii.ad bttn ' ment he Sifd. '~6U-newr c'ab be sure
ripped ori and her Jcg• end anM were nbOUt the future. Who knows , you could
tied with l~ather straps. be dead tomorrow."
AUtn Arku..~. 'l'l, who attended a Mi.SI La COOnce wa1 headed for a atroll llnll1Woc>d drama worbbop with Mlsl La on the "beacli with bu Ottman shepherd
Clu111ce. said !Hey bad -1ulpod to puppy, S.laft.
rehearse a scene from Miller'• play, Within an hOur her body w•s found
"Alter, the FAii." sprawled on the ocu!!led Wld. ScaUtted
about _. her clolherr keys, dol cbaln
and I copy of "Alter the F•iL" The dog
wu mlsslng, and wam't found UOU1 rrt·
c11y rnorn1n1.
Miii LI Chane!, who llYtd In DOlrbY Loo& l!facll, had come here from her
home tn Chicago more than a yar 110.
boplnr for a movie-and telmaliia cmor.
She -enrolled in th& Et\elle Hannan
Attorl Workshop in Hollywood lut Oct.
&. "Mi• Harman described her as ~ery
otl~Jve" and said. "I theo&hl ahe wAS
emotH>nalfy lnlenslve. -percepUvo nod
.. nslllve and had pos.<iblUUea I n
televlllon and moUoo pictures."
Earliu, Mia LI Cl1anoe bad been SIU·
dent at the Flalrt A&ency, a modeflna
ochOol In B<verlJI llJlh.
"She WU mJht I ..... t p-1," .. Jd
Valorie Cl'lgln ol°the Ffalre s<afl.
A spokmnan for tho postal in_... '1
olllce In Los Allples llld l\yller, pro-
prietor of Ille '"1llltlbls 0 y I t e r
Rootourant, ~-·~Sep\. II for
•llqed -la • cndJt card Inoue!.
Ho WU -In. Ille u.sc C.Ob'al
Dlstrlct COUit, Los ~ ... the -moll chart•. b<JI ·no !"fl dale has boen
1et.
Tho Wbi.tlq ()ylltt has been clooed
for several W!!b, with a notice on the
door AYinl the..........,,, wu cJ....i for
back llW.
Ryder, I lllllltfutCl1Alach ttrldeol,
\7U ~ a paft.<wner of tho While
Hone inll nllbldub In Newport Bel<h.
Air Strikes
Cut Back '
h1 Vietnam
SAIGON (AP) -Thf Uniled States ho~·
sharply curtailed air strikes againsi...-
North Vietnam, the U.S. Comn1and 1
reported today . ,
The command saKt the cutbfH.:k wM.
1
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made because of bad weather, but other
U.S. military sources said 852 bomber11;"
were diverted lo attack enemy b<tso,1
camps !n eastern Cambodia, across t~
border from the Saigon region. .,.
The command reported four 852
missions over southern North Vietnarrr.
during the 18-hours ending at 6 a.m:J
Saturday, Saigon time, and 10 missions
over South Vietnam in the same period.
1'he total number of strikes was aboul
=~~al i~.~~ a~~ d~fng.ri
· Radio Hano! claimed two U.S. jets
were shot down O'/er the North on Thurs·
day. \
Battlefield action fell to its lowest levet
in nearly two months. The South Viet-
namese command said Communist-led
forces launched 5:11 attacks across Soutlt
Vietnam durtnt the 24 hours before daw11'
Saturday for the lowe st number sinee
Sept. 28, Spakesmen said 44 o{ the at-
tacks were made with rockets and
mortar.
-Some sources speculated that ground;.-
action subsided beeause both sides arc
reluctant to take casualties while there
are prospecis of a cease-fire. •
An exception to the lull wa.s repru-ted
around Quang Tri, below the demilitar·
i7.ed r.one that separates tbe two Viel-
nams. .
The Saigon command said South Vier-·
namese marines attempting to expend
their control north and east of Quang Tri
came under heavy shelling attack for the .
second !uccessive day. The marines wert>·
shelled with 850 rounds of mortar Friday ·
five miles northeast of the city, following ••
a pounding by 1.200 rounds on Thursday.
The Saigon command said casualties.
were light.
From Page I
PEACE •.•
However, he added the meeting between.:
Kissinger and Tho was not expected to
produce an immediate peact! settlement
and probably would be followed by
further con.suJtaUons with South Viet ..
namese ol!lciah and ·perhaps the Nort~
V~·-· . :'l f,,. Tho reljlrnfo\\ to Paris Friday after
stops In Peklni and Moscow. Upon ~
arrival, he said he hoped the new round
•ot talks with Kissinger would lead quick-
ly to peace.
In lhe meantime, Gen. Tran Van Don. a
member of the South Vietnamese parlia~
men!, arrived In Paris Friday fu observe
the talks. He is a close associate of South
Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
Thieu.
Klssinger, the man who many credit
with getting the North Vietnamese to go
along with the nine--point ctase-fire prt>-
posal, spenl part of Friday at the
presidential retreat at Camp David, Md ..
where he briefed President Nixon and
received final negotiating instructions.
Kissinger's depQty, Brig. Gen. Alexander
M. Haig, 3nd three other members of the
national· security staff will accompany
the former Harvard professor on the
peace sojum.
Wheo he arrived in Paris, Tho ex-
prened optimism that an agreement
would be rapidly reached. He said.
'My presence in Paris shows once
again our serious attitude and good will.
The U.S. aide should also have a really
serious attitude end good will so as t.o
enable a rapid conclusion of the agree-
ment. '
"On this octasion, I reaffirm our
determination to abide by the provisions
agreed upon between the Democratic
Republic of North Vietnam and the:
United Slates in the, ~greement."
1
Ziegleisaia a1-tnelVhite House brier-
ing the United States entered the last
round of talks with a constructive at-
titude. He said, "If the other side enters'
these sessions in tlie spirit o( good will
which has characterized the sessions since
Oct. a. we would expect successful out·
come."
lt is believed there remain substantiv~
lssuea to be resolved in the negotiations
inchlding any efforts by the United State!t
·to extend the propcM!ed cease-fire to au
countries in Southeast Asia, instead of
Vletnnm by ttselt.
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· SCRANTON, p;. (AP f -Fi" pcrsoos
were hospitalized with first-degree hurns
aod fracture.1 1'~riday arter a spectacular
erplOlbt leveled three hou.se3 and ~t
llre to ttr'O more oo the dty1s northern
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Society l o Assi st Farr
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DA~ (AP) -An olDcial of Sigma
Della pil, the joumallom IOd<ty, an-
... ...;. ~ thet "an uqdttenl\lned
._f GI _,, will be <Oalributed" 10
the delense of BUI Farr of the Los
Angeles-i'lmes wbo r<lused to divulge the
IOUl'CeS of a news story.
1F1rr was placed ln jall 'ftlursday, then
l'eloaed oo bla own reoognizance, after
the U.S. SUpr<me Court ref\l9ed to hear
his, appeal of. 13 convictions of contempt
GI court.
• He was freed pending the hearing of a
petition for a permanent, suspension of
the lndefmite sentence.
Farr flew from California to Dallas
Friday for a news conlerenoe at the
national ccoventlon of Slirlla. r:i,Jia Phi,
The newspapennao said he'lloes not
feel thet the Judie dealt faldy w!lb him
slnce the judge told him bekn the story
was published that he was prote<ted
under califomla'• Shield Law.
"If ~ the judge, Wd, 'Mr. Farr; you
print that atory and you are (C>lng to be
in jail a loog, loog time,' U..U we '*""'d
have approached It difj.r..u1 perhaps,
but be didn't'*,· Farr said at the news
conference. 1
Farr said further appeals are difftcult
beeause of costs. He said the printing of
briefs alone would ro.rt $3,600 and he
esllmated the Iola! ouU.y for appeals
woofd be $40,allO.
Tbe annouru:ement lllat the pro-
!eillOnal )ouma1\m f!'llteiiilty will help
flnandally from 11.s lepl defense fund
came from Guy Ryan of San Diego,
outaolng president.
At the time Farr wrote the story, he
waa a nporter for the Loo Angeles
HeraJd.Euminer.
1be charges were brQ.Ught after Farr
started work for the LOI Angeles District
Attoroey's O!fice aod before he began
work with the Los Angeles Times.
The story conceroed the Manson faml·
ly. A-1anson and three women followers
Dra111a Ends
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were convicted' ol slaying actress Sharon
Tate and three ·others.
Farr obtained lnfonnatioo from on «
more of the 1.iJ: lawyers coonecttd wth
the Manson case, wwing them he
would not reveal his IOllf'Clror sources.
"Why don't I urge the attorney to come
to my aid, many people have asked me,"
Farr said Friday. "As I see it, the
cata.otrophe fOI' them woold be much
greater than for me."
Farr said ·•t the news conference,
"We're in the business to serve the
public but that does not give the press a
license to do anything it pleases. We
members of the press have to establish
our own guidelines."
Ir is h Woman
Mutila te d 'A CATASTROPHIC FUTURE'
Ang•la Mek•t 1 Point
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'FIRST TIME ON CAMPUS'
Aneel• In Qulot Mood
Population
Projection
Scaled Di:Jwn
Woman Clings t.o-Pi pe, Saved By Assailants Speak s i n Fullerton --·---
By FREDER!Oc SCHOEMEllL
OI ... Deltr' Ptltt lteff
A «ii\trovental population projection fiir f\rture south Orange County h .. been
drUt.lcally reduced in a revised en·
viroruneotal impact statment (EIS ) for
the $27 mllUon sewage reclamation ,~
gram of the Ali~ Water Management
Agency.
A second draft of the EIS, to be rtleas-
ed early nei:t week, pllices the population
ol the 90Ulb county at 230,000 persons by
the Y'"' 2,000.
Orlglnally, AWMA fOl'eCSst 368,000 In·
babltani. for the area, to the dismay of
local environmentalists who felt the
figure was too high.
The reYiaed EIS is upected to be
adopted by the A WMA boanf of directors
at a meetinc next Wednesday. 1be state-
ment then will be forwarded to the
Orange County /'Ianning Commission' for
adoption Nov, 28.
Commisoion approval of the EIS will
clear the way for submission of the
modem sewage treatment and "'ater
nc:lamatlon program to tbe federal
Environmental Protection Agency and
the C&lilomia Water Resources COOtrol
Board.
,,,. project calls for .._ion of a
~ rJ. sewage treatment plants in
tbe Laguna Beach, Laguna. 1ilguel,
1:(laion Viejo, Trabuco and El Toro
a?eis. Where possible, treated waste
...,... .. ,. will be reused for irrigation, with
.. ~ water dbcbarled iilto lhe"Pacific ~ Vta an out!ail ol! All!o'Beacll.
,P.artlclP!ltinc_j'!inUy in the proje<;t are
tbe Santa Ana Mountalns Water District,
the Los An..o Water District, the Moulton Niguel Water District, the South Ll&'JD8 Sanitary District, the city ol r..,una ·Beach, the Emerald Bay Service
Olllr1cl aod tbe Irvine Ranch Water
Diltrict.
Each entity is cmtributing its ~
perlionate share of the total cool Eight
percent of the project cost will be reim·
bJned by the state .and federal govern-
ment.
Steel Company
Raises Prices
On All Goods
SAN J06E (AP),-A 79-yeaN>ld womao ;., alive aod well after clinging ~alely to a pipe for five harrowing houn to keep from drowning in an old
"9(lc tut In her bael;yard. -'
Marie Ooelbo was waildDg in her backyard Tbunday when the earth and
wooden coverlni• GI tile old Slplte tut collapsed.
She ,,.,I la up to J11t -rs In the ~Moot-deep muck, but was able
to gni~ .• jjipe. lier fiill"!"'P<epi ·her bead clear while she weakly caned
for help. . r . ·
Jlelp -att.r her datJihter, llarY. C..... of Fremont, called Mrs. c.oelbo'• home and became concerned becauae; she got no answer. Mrs. Gomes
then' phoned a neicbbor who Investigated and heard Mrs. Coelho calllng, "Oh,
God, help mt! "
The nelghbOI' called the fire department aod fireman Gene Sawyer looped
a rope lllng ll'OUlld Mrs. Coelho and pulled her lo safely.
Mrs. c.oebJo said she had lived in the house for 20 years but never knew
of the septic tank's exJstence.
State To Use Surplus
. To Boost Local Schools?
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California is
headed for a S700 million budget surplus
by June of 1973, and a big chunk of that
IUrpkla could be uaecl to booot at<lte suir
port· of local -la, State Controller
Houston Flournoy aays.
"We have a good fiscal position in
which to deal with the needs of schools
and others,'' Flournoy said in an in·
terview Friday.
But in upcoming years the ·.ataie'a
treasury may not fare .to well, he added.
· If lawmakert dedde to spend more
than $300 mlllJOn to $400 mlllloa of the
surplus per year; the state may have to
raise taxes again during the next few
years, he said.
Flournoy, the state's chie! f1Scal of·
ficer, aakl California's fat pocketbook
comes primarily from four facton :
Imposition of payroll withbokling of
'state personal income taxes; federal
revenue sharing; a $250 million carryover
surplus from the 1971-72 fiscal year and
the speedup of other tax collections.
''We are nush, at least for the mo-
ment," Flournoy said in an Interview.
Unless major spending prograros such
as a school finance bill are passed by the
legislature, FloUmoy &aid California will
end the curreot fiscal year next June 30
witll a cash surplus of aboUt flOO million.
He said by accrual eccounttnc methods
-the way the state actually keeps its
books -the surplus would be $900
.million.
But using the accrual basis, In which
tu revenue which Is due but not yet
received is counted in the balance, a
resem of about $200 million is subtracted
from ~surplus, coming out again with
a $700 mDUon surplus, Flournoy said.
Since last spring when a $158 million
~=~~·~a~!i
picture ls the passage of federal revenue
sharing. ..
That gives the slate another $238 million
e year, putting the state treasury in the
best shape in the six. yeani he has been
controller and "probably" the best shape
ever, F)oumoy said.
The legislature cou ld spend the entire
$700 rnllllon surplus th.is year without
raising taxes. but if it were all spe nt
oo recurring programs, a tax hike would
be needed next year.
.
To p TV Writer Dead
HOLLYWOOD (APJ -Mac Benoff, an
Emmy.winning tel evision writer who got
his start by creating the radio show
"Duffy11--Tavern," died at Mt. Sinai
Hospital after a prolonged. illness. He
was 57.
BELFAST (UPI) -The wife of a
Roman Catholic politician . recounted to-
day how two men burst into her home,
beat her unconscious and carved the in-
itials or an extremist Pro t e 1 tan t
organization on her breast.
Anita Currie. 28, said the men forced
their way into her home in Donaghmor!',
30 mlles west of Belfast, before dawn
Friday looking £or her husband Austin,
who was visiting the neighboring Irish
Republic.
"They ordered me into the sitting
room," she said. '"Mlen they started to
kick me, £irst one and then the other.
One of the men took out something which
looked like a blade or a kni£e and came
towards me. He stuck it into me and 1
passed oul"
Mrs. Currie said that when she regaln-
ea consciousness she fouDd the initials
''UVF'' carved on her breast. The letten
stand £or the Ulster Volunteer Force, an
extrtmist Protestant" guerrilla organiza-
tion.
Currie was a member of the Northern
Ireland Parliament rtpre9eflting the ~
position Catholic Social Democratic and
Labor Party (SDLP) before dlrect
British rule was introdu'ctd last year.
Mrs. Currie's face Was badly bruised
and her lip was cut when she faced
reporters.
In Belfast lhe Ulster Defense Auocia-
tion (UDA), a paramilitary Protestant
organization. assailed British Prime
Mlniller • EdO'ard . lloath for 1IOmina
loyalisla the7 ...rd trilll«' • bloodbath
and 1-Briilah economic aid U they
declare independence from Britain.
"Bloodbath there may be, cutting o!f
finance there may be, but we will accept
this ratLer than be bullied by you," the
UDA said In a message to Heath: who
Issued the warning during his two-day
vfsit to Northern Ireland .
Heath returned to London Friday after
saying Northern Ireland must accept the
"same standards, the same impartiality
and lack ~f discrimination . and the same
respect ror law and order" as other parts
or Britain. .
Jn other violence Friday, bomb ei-
plO!lons wrecked two Belfast pubs and a
police stallon in Loodoodmy. Tbe army
said there were no casualties.
The Provisionals have been wagtng a
bombing and shooting campaign in
Northern Ireland In an eff<rt to end
British control of the province.
Angela Davis in County,
Raps Nixon 'Opp~ession'
By TOM PALMER
CM .. Deity PUfl Sttff
Calling President Nixon's victory "not
.a landslide, but a mudslide." black mili-
tant Angela Davis Friday night assaulted
what she called the oppreaston and
repruslon of the present admlni1tration.
Her speech in the~ca.I State Fullerton
gymnasium, she a.aid, wu the first Ume
"I have set foot on a campus since 1 was
freed." She wu acquitted earUef Ulla
year on charges of oonspiracy ln the
Marin Count C.oorthouae shoot.out.
Miu Dav\s. said she thought fascism
wu "not yet full·blown ln the United
States," but that if the next foor years
followed the pattern of the lut four, "we
have a catutroptuc futurt."
AccordJng to a Cal SUlte spokesman .
appro>Jmately 3,000 --heard the . former UCLA inltructo1" a talk. Citing
Nixon's positions on busing, welfare and
the judldal system, Mill Davia Aid she
and Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace
were pollUcal "bedfellows" but that the
President had "out·Walieced Wallace.''
"We waJted !or McGovern to challenge
that racist campa.Jgn," &he said, "bUt he
went .. Clib(o,Jmtnil llld m,adN !f6al
wtth the Daley machine." lt:fsi Da vi•
wu referring to Democratic presidential
nominee Sen. George McGovern'• rap-
procbment with the Chlcago mayor after
a pollUcal blttJe at the Democratic na·
tional convention.
Before aod during the -b, •
bandluI of ....... tors carried >ign>
outside the gym opposing Mias Davis' ap-
pearance.
The 12,000.plUH-fee t h e
1P91ter reoetwd will go Into a "dtfense
fund to fret poliUca.I prilonen," she aakt.
The moaey wu ralled tlrough student
feet, to be reimbur9ed with the 13 a
peraoo admialoo cbarp.
• Miu Davia repeatedly compared the
United States today lrith rn-WOl'ld War
II Nazi Germany, l'harged that then as
mw the govmunenl attempted to divide
the nation's -le to control them and
maintain it8 economic baJt of power. She
scored the "200 major corporations thal
.PICICI TIHO DAVIS SPl!llCH
YAF ' Ch1frm•n Pi t Geary
-eontrol all but lS .perttnl of ttie weallb in
America."
As one erample of modern repression.
Miss Davl5 dled recent laws requiring
foreign nat.klnals to have certain papera
to be qualified lo work. ''This is
particularly dangerous lo Chlcanos In
Southern California ," she Mid, "and it
can easily be URd to ~ ICtMrt.a."
She al50 crttlcl:.ed the H t so n
Adm.JnlstraUon's "escalation of the Viel·
nam war," his workfare proposals and
his ''Ule of mlnoriilea • ..,..,..,.,. and
wh.lles as pa~m to~·ard bis slng]e goal -
profits.''
She said the acquittal of Blll7 Dean
Smith. accused of kill ing two ofOoers 1n
Vietnam , was "victory for the peopie,"
and 11he claimed the deaths thb week ()(
two black students at Southern Unlvent·
ty In Louisiana were the retUlt of
"hy1terics" created by rep re•• t v e
pollcWs of the American governm<ol. PI1"I'SBURGH, Pa. (AP) -U.S. Steel,
ther nation's No. I producer. announced
Friday that It was increasing prices on
about hair its product line, but refused to
say by how much.
The company said only that the
cumulative effect of ~ move would be
Hospital D,eath Suspect 'Violent' Younger: To Ask
Election Ne,vs
TV Blackout?
to raise prices over its efitire product line SCRANTON. Pa. (UPI) -The owner
by 2.7 percent. of two former homes for mentally
-A-spokesman ~ the lncrtas<s, which_ retarded children, where 20 deaths were
apparently were designed to head off a uncovered, has been described by a
profit slump, would apply primar;tJY to former employe as a "violent" man who
materials used ln the construcUOo. tin can kicked patients and misled the state in-mechinery and auto fields, and were spector
wllbin llmila oet lul year by the federal Harold Optnslcy o! Scraoton told a
Price Cotnmlsaloo. special legisleUve bearing Thursday thal
1be Price c.omtnission said i n he worked as an attendant In tts3 in one
Wllblnli\Oll tbat U.S. Steel was using of the llate-licenaed bomea owned by
authority graoted last Dec. a to raise John J. Reilly . .
prices by an average of 3.8 percent. The The panel Is Investlgl!Ung oeven deaths
firm did not use its full allowance at that and ooe dlsappearance at a home in
µnte. Halriey, whldl wu clooed lul August.
Iii lt5 announCement Friday, the com-PoUce thl5 week uncovered 13 deaths
Piil)' said only that Its prices still were which occurred In another home which
"within limits previously approvod by the Reilly operated here prior to 1163.
Price Commission." Aated if Reilly ever hurt the patients,
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FftOM -f asliion Island
, -,Newport Beach
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Opinsky replied. "Yes. he sometimes
kicked the chilci(en. He is a violent man
with a violent temper."
ReWr.sr,a-one;ttme·Engli.sh professor
whose llOD ls retarded, leased the •1awley
facility to a firm knov.•n as Com·
monwealtb Concerns, Inc .. in April , 1971,
after be was charged with murder ln
connection with one of the deaths . He has
not go111 to trial.
Efforts by UPI to reach Reilly, who is
free on bail, were unsuccessful and
neither hls wile nor attorney would
discuss his operatlonl with newsmen.
The murder indktment alleged that
Reilly forced Flank Dickerson, 23, of
Chester, to kneel in !he ~now as a form
of punishment and the young man died
March M. 1970. of acute pneumonia .
The legislative hearings were recesaed
Thu rsday un!il Nov. 38.
Opinsky and two other wt&ne!lles
testi fied they thought Reilly's homes had
been protected -rtn1' many----,un by
"polltical connections" at the state
ca pital ln Harrisburg. .
The homes were llcemed by the slale
as ''Interim care Cacllllie1" to tv>UM
mentally retarded ctllldren until &bey
could be placed In llate IMlltutloM.
OplMky said ll<illy received lt2.100 •
month fr'7m tbe state In tltll.
The slate ln.<11ped."'ns always wtrt con--
rluc1ed by lhe sa me man, F.dward
Burton, according to Oplnsty.
"R<illy alw•ys had the home In Up-top
shope." he said. "Normally, the YOUll&'f
children would wear only T •h.lrts and
under.'.'hort.s. but when the liwpector wu
coming we would dttss them all up.
"We would sit them at deskJ lo make it
look like we bad an educatiooal program
going."
If< aald the inspector "would co wtirtt
Rellly took him •nd thtn he would <pend
the IUl GI the day at Reilly's home."
!Uiott Knauer, a deputy wtllare
-elary who had jurisdiction ...., the
Hawley facil ity, WU qoertlon«f lntenoely
hy the penel about a Jett.er he WTOte In
ttlo referring to "the political cori-
nectlons enjoy.ct" by the home.
Reilly O'U ,.ported to be llvlng II the
Hawley home since It wu clostd down.
~ is post<d with manr "no
11" sl ~.
I wilt, Litru11. {'()Old not be found
when polk"e lried to lttVe 1 50~ to
teatlf1 at the leg!Jlsttve hearlnc.
SAN DIEGO (AP! -Ally . r..._ EvtTie
Younger 1ald Friday he may uk -the
Fedenil Communk111onl Conunlssk>o to
prohibit broadcast. or future F.ut Coast
pre.aktentlal electJon rtlums or network
projectioos wuil the polb clole In
California.
Yowu:er !old a news confettnet the
early reportJ of Prcsktent Nlton'•
J;mdsllde vktory NO\• 7 may have
dllCOUreged voters from goln1 to the
polls. -
Vntr.r 1umout In ('a llfoml1 laged
htohlnd pn:dlctlon11 Q!ri('l11il1 tn i\;in Dlfao
r ounty Sll)' !hr ,.(){f'r tumout d 1pPtd
sharply below espeded ieftll •I f p.a.
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There are no lumberjacks for topping grapefruit
trees on the Irvine Ranch. This odd .CQntraption
using six circular saw blades whacks 10 feet off the
tops of trees in one fell swoop. The once-in-a-life-
time trim is performed when tree height affects
fruit quality and makes picking difficult
Herb~ Integral
Part of Garden
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Whether you settle for a
small pot of cttives in a sunny
kitchen •'indow or u s e
Prostrate Rosemary es ~
ground cover, herbs can be an
integral part or home ~d
garden.
California Laurel (or Bay)
makes a bold, tall shrub,
useful for background planting
and windbreak. L e m a n
Verbena is a tall shrub or
small tree with aromatic
foliage. ·But most herbs are
small plants, suttably .:Planted
anywhere in the sun. They
may be sprawling ground
covers, which ·are delightful
bordering a walk where an in-
ad\lertenl step crushes enough
to release a -breath of unique
fragrance. And the many
types of mint could bardly be
planted handier than in the
cool shade of citrus trees.
PYn'eIIUy, a popular plan·
ting container for herbs is the
terra cotta pot in its many
forms. Planted individually in
fed clay chickens, ducks or
frogs or en ma~ in many·
packeted strawberr)' jars, and
displayed helter-skelter or in
family groups aroond the
patio, potted herbs provide an
altrictive, fragrant and coD-
ven.ieDt conversation piece,
" be cut. (
t to son conditions,
moisturt and even teoder lov· in& care ju.st give them at
leut halt-"ay sun.-a vari~ty
ol llertit1ti" the gai:d,en and a
w.U-tlnijl!iid ·~. can
make U>~tiooal chef of
anyone, and SJ>io!.-.,'ijfe into
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For 'Resting' Fuchsias ·
Cyclamen is a candidate to
replace the fading fuchsia.
Now. when cooling tern·
peratures sap the flower pro-
duction of basket fuchsias and
impatiens, is the Ume to put
!hem away for their well~am·
ed. winter rest. PlaCe them
where they will .Ket frost prcr
leclion and occasional waler.
In their place. oothing dOt's
it like cyclamen. In hang ing
baskets, pot.s, t u b s , win·
dowboxes, as a border or floor
covering for camell i a s.
azaleas, 'and rhododendrons.
Their hrillianl, i;OOoting i;tar
like flo11oers -white. pink.
red . and purple -and
handsome lea thery foliage ,
also decorate indoor rooms all
winier long as beautiful bou-
quets which seem to last
forever .
Nurserymen now h a v e
cyclamen In stock in several
·sizes -started, in small in-
u:pensive planl bands, and in
bloom in f and 1-tnch pots.
, Color iJ alao available now
from English Prim...., In <·
!heh pots. This bright colored
perennial -from white to
violet-btue with cheery shades
in between -is a likely com-
panJon to cyclamen. They en-
joy the same culture and also
bloom throughool lhe cool
season.
C h r y 1 a n thtmums, the
perennial fall fa vorlle, Is being
featured now In m a n y
nurseries In full bloom. and in
a variety of 1ilel. 'the !)loom·
ing period or 'Mums L'! unique
-betwffn summer 11nd
winter b1oomlng plants, "hen
color 11 a valUlblt garden
weL
IOrtlt Ume qo a way to make
Weekender
Gardeners'
Checklist
• Spdng,bl®l!ll!!& bulbs are
stiU available in m a n y
nurseries. loclUde da!fodils,
hyacinths and tulips.
• Perlt .. p bare garden
spo11 with containe" o r bl_.,. ~urns.
The color cholea right now
make It tun to chop for
'Mums.
• Shop for a living Christmas Tree while the
selection Is at Its seasonal
be>t.
• Azaleas and camellias are
to be found In bloom. In local
nurserie5'. this month. and
NoV1!mber is a prime planting
1nonlh.
• P1ant cool weitlher
vegetables thll month : Cab-
bage. e11ullflower. b r us s c.I
sprouta, oniom, beets, carrots,
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Planting
Of Trees
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Preliminary approval bas
)Jcen given by the CitY Cowlcil
for a plan to plant more than
6,000 lrws in the centraJ city
•rta. The plantings will be
canied out under a $700,<m
assessment .e_rogram f o r
benefit~ proi>lny owners.
The affected area is bound-
ed by the Hollywood, Harbor
and Santa ~fonica freeways in·
eluding Alameda Street. An
implementing ordinance is re-
quired, city officials said this
weel:..
Orchid
Beauty
1n-B0oli"
A botan-lst and a
photographer got together and
produced a book that should
prove fascinating to orchid"
fanciers and growers.
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National Tree
Daffodil ·
Symbolic
Of Spring
If any one ltem were to be
lerm<d lbe symbol of opring,
II undoubtedly would .be the~
daff~ll. This showy bulb
flower-in ils myriad forms and
colors Js a tradition with
gardeners around the world.
It's not enough to plant a
mere handful of daffodjls.
Even the smallest garden can
hold them by the dozen and
the. Infinite variety of different
members of the l a nf 11 y
eliminates ,any chance of
monotony. The easy-ti>grow
bulb.! naturalize themselves,
and in ensuing years the effect
is even more breathtaking.
)l;lng Alfred, t h e giant
&olden trumpet daffodil, has
been a favorite in the recent
past. But, as more gardeners
become aware of the fun and
~Cufar ~eels 'l'.hi<:b C!!"
t>e enjoyedby using other de!·
fodil varieties. "the King" is
having plenty of company ln
Ute gardeit.
1'ifrs. R. 0. Backhouse, with ltl
now well -known pink trumpet :
or Twink, which has a full
double center of yellow Oecbd
with orange. Sunshine is a
striking variety: orange-cup-
ped and backed by a halo bl
white.
In planUng bulbs, don't-
make the mistake o I
spreading them too thin.
Clump the different daffodils
in clusters of one variety and
plant plenty 'th\O•&hout the
garden.
THAT WEED
W.:4.S M'IGHTY
K!RBY·lN -ASHFIELO.
"The Strange and Beautiful
World of Orchids" translated
from Gennan is by Friedrich
E~I RDd Qlfried_ Blmbaum,
Van Nostrand ,Reinhold Co.
Jbeir aim , they said, was "to
show something beautiful and
at the same time interesting,"
and ttiey have succeeded.
The counV)''s Christmas tree, cut in the .Medicine Bow National Forest in Wy-
oming, was loaded on to a railroad flatcar this week for its cross-country j~ur·.
ney jo Washington, D.C., where it will be erected on the ellipse of the White
House. II ts·75 feet tall, five tons in weight, a.Ild is believed to be 109 ye~rs-
old. · ~ ·
King-Alfred and other early
Daffodils start blooming in
mid-Febrttary to early March .
Then mid-season perfonners
sudl as Bit O'Heavef'I (yellow
petals and red cupJ and
Spencer Tracy {white petals
Blld...m:i£2!: ~up) ~'1egin ta
bloom in early to m1d·Marcb.
Some of the later choices
would be pure white Mt. Hood
and Chula {whlte petals and a
yellow trumpet). They flower
into April.
England (UPI) -Glynis
Stacey pulled .a weed from
her back garden and the
ground opened up, reveal-
ing a 7·foot deep hole into
which she tumbled. She
B!!isped tbe edge of the
hole and managed to
climb out.
Wilh each. photograph, by
Blrnhaum, are details of the
particular orchid's
morphology, · systematics,
ecology and discovery , plus
comments by bolanlsl Ebel.
Prime Hardwood A spokesman for the
National Coal Board said
mining bad call5ed the
ground to subside.
Don't overlook the likes 9f
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Insecticide
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Holidays.
BLUE SPRUCE-Beautiful
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Imagine. how ·lovely these will
look planted outside a f t e 1'
Christmas!
PINES-fi.1<rny varieties of Pine
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After the Holidays plant trees outside
or -in decorative patio containers.
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' W~GTON _ (UP!) -
llouselloid' )iln{ colllmM are
filled these daya with things
lht need lo be done, both In-
doors and out, In preparation
i for winter. Here's the final
' cbeckll1t
Draining the goldfish
If )'OU keep i;oldfish In an
outdoor pond, you should take
them out and drain them
thoroughly during the fall.
Hold by tails, b<ada down, and
shake vigorously s e v e r a l
times. Theo !U.5pend from a
coatbanger for 3 to 6 mlnutel.
Prevents rusting.
Dewrtnkltng pn<1us
• Prunes kee~ bell>r over the
winter lf the wrinkles are
removed. To do thls, carefully
peel off the skins and soak
for about 30 minutes In a
lukewarm solutlon of three
parts almond butter and one
party dewberry yougurt.
While the skins are still
moist, press them between the
pages of any good one-volume
encyclopedia of taxidermy.
When dry and smooth, replace
skins around prunes.
lVinter boomerangs
Before boomerangs are put
away for the ~nter, they
should be dusted li8bllY with
powdere! uraolum and wrap-
~in. one or two layers of.
tllly I a c e . Otherwi!e,
winter storage will cause them
to lose thelr retumabllity.
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 19
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March !I-April 19):
Analyze costs. Accent now is
on income, payment and col-
lectJon of debts. Some basic
changes art in order. Gemla.I
and Vlrgo could be in picture.
One who made promise in re-
cent past makes effort to
fulfill it.
· TAURUS (April !G-May 20):
Face opposition with smile.
Means what appears a n
obstacle can be overcome
through diplomacy, wisdom.
Refuse to let impulse
dominate. Applies especially
in relationships with mate,
partner. IJhra I! Involved.
GEMINI (May !I.June 20):
Understand necessity of being
dlscreet. . By going slow now
you assure ultimate success.
Pl1ce1 is in picture. Work In
conjunction with g r o u p ,
organization. You do your best
now behind the scents.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Utilize lessons learned in past.
Friends tend to be enthusiaslic
but misinformed, Know it. and
rely on your own knowledge.
Capricorn individual is work-
Ing In your behalf. 'SUdden SAGm.UUVS .(Nov. n.
move could aid In !Ulfllllng Dec. Ill: Whit waa bidden or
deslre1. secret I! apt lo see IJihl of
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): day . Chedt apparenl minor
Finish what you start. Tie details. This could lead to 111>-
logether loose ends, Special -portant-dllcovery. ,.._.,
r<lallonahlp Is put lo test. Scorpio persona could be In
Domestic area now could be picture. Don't fear th e
stormy. Ride with tide. Don't unknown.
force issues. Aries can come CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan.
19): Exchanie .,ldeaa. Deal
with one who ls amblllous, eg-
gnssive. GemJll, V I r I o
peroona could be Involved .
Check blcqrounci matmal.
Emollons tend lo domlnale.
Speclal ~allooshtp I! put to
lest.
up with answers. Be receptive .
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
New deal is made attractive if
you lnsl1t on your rlpt.s. Do
so. Speak up and express
vi em. Leo can become ally.
Don't look too far afteld for
answers. What you seek 11
closer than mlPt\t be lm·
aglned.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
MoJM11 situation Improves if
you draw In budget reins.
Take Inventory. Correct Oaw
wb!ch baa been responsible for
Waite. Frank discusslM with
male, partner I! In order. ca.
cer, A q 11arIa 1 IDdlviduals
could figure prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Overcome temptation to push,
rush or chide. Laugh at your
own foibles. WeJl for others to
reveal their plans. Don't scat-
ter efforts. Work toward com-
pleting outline, for rn a t .
Review source material.
AQUARIUS (Jan. JO.Feb.
11): Home feraonal en-
viftlnment 1 empM!lied.
Family membero may be In-
volved in dlapute. y,. could
be called on to b e
peacemalter. Koy IJ · lo main-
tain neutral s1ance. Otherwise,
you could be portrayed as
villain.
PISOl!S (Feb. 11-Marcb 20):
Take special care w h I I e
traveling. Che<k direction"
reservations. Relative who
makes request may not be
reasonable. Avokl ttU-decep-
tlon. See situation•, persons as
they actually eli!t.
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ONE AND SAME -
These are two dis·
guises used by Officer
Patrick \Volfe in his
role as undercover nar-
cotics agent.
Garnis ,ling ,Mozart bUIU
Busts or Mozart. should be
moved oot of doors during the
winter to preserve t h e I r
weatherbeaten look. P 1 a c e
them in a sheltered comer of
terrace, patio, rock garden or
sylvan dell where there Is 50
-percent sunlight or I e s s .
Garnish occasionally w Ith
sprigs of heather.
Moisturized mothballs
•« In .boll}e• t¥t lack prOper ~·· ..... , ,f.l v.
i ltr;w may cause inothba:Ua
: to fill• and peel, possibly 'to "-tM extent of crealing struc-
' What's happening?
':'All kRls Of excitement
' 'i1 Penneys Jrl I Shop
, ttira1 damage.
_. This can be prevent~. bi)'.
''ap!ltlhl& ,each ~l:in JaJ!.' • 1iouoW1nr 0111 pOrt bl ai0 cil!nteY ·:and placing a damp sponge in
, the hole. Then glue bac~
~ together.
For best results, moisten
the sponge with five or six
drops of corner valve lubri-
cint.
Utilizt11g bear traps
During the winter, when
bears are hibernating, their
1 traps can be put to many good
uses aroWld the home.
Cra£king chestnuts Ls one
good use for bear traps. Or
they may be used to hold
flower arrangements. Or they
may be used to keep vacuum
cleaner cords from curling up
in rainy weather.
Saving autumn leaves
Rather than burning or
discarding leaves, store them
in the car trunk and they can
be used against next autumn.
"loris ts
To Turn In
Poppies
MORRISl'OWN, N.J. (UPI)
-Morris County florists have
been told to d~n,oy or turn in
dried poppt., used for floral
dl!plays, even though officials
said they could not be used for
illicit narcotic purpo6ts.
The county prooeculor's ol-
fice sent out notices to florists
and flower distributors, re-
questing "voluntary coopera-
tion" in rounding up the plants
being sold as decorations ln
the past few weeks.
Lt. Paul J\.1cKenna of the of-
fice's narcotics squad said
state agents have rectnUy
purchased the brownish, brll-
tle flowers In vark>Us perta: of
the state and are analydng
them to Jee lf they can be WJoo
ed ln any ruhlon as narcotJcs.
"'Ibo opium harv .. t -
ced""' I! ' "' pl'9Cise that there'• no way these can be
used for opllun." McK ....
aakl. But pa11e11k>n of tbe
plant la Ulega~ he aald. '
Even If the flowers "'"
harvllted -!y. be-adde6.
It would take "acru" ol them
to produce nw oplwn. which
requires fun.her ttflntment
for use.
McKenna did not reveal the
source of the plantJ.
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Master of Disguise
Officer Lived iri Underworld
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Patrick Wolle wears a CO(}o
servative suit and lie now, and
spends most days behind a
desk.
But--ihere was a time· when
hi~ Ufe was a parade of
disguises -from the frenzied
appearance or a long-haired
heroin addict, to the leather
costume of a tough
motorcyclist, to the slick garb
of an out-Of-town cocaine
dealer.
"Peoj>le used to talk to me
about me,'' said Wolfe, for
three years an undercover San
Francisco narcotics olficer.
'1 SAT IN A restaurant one
day with a guy who spent ari
hour warning me about Pat
Wolfe. He even gave me a
perfect descriptio"n of myself.
"I thought he was trying to
tell me he knew who I was,
and I \\'RS getting pretty
nervous. But v.·hen he left, he
sold me two balloons o(
heroin," said Wolfe, now an
assistant police inspect or.
Al various limes. Vi'olfe, 33.
used at least six different
identilics . He wort long hair.
grew a beard and learned the
langu age of the street.
Wealem ya~e shirt Ill
NluraJ ~eached
chambray of Penn-
Preste polyester/
cotton. sizes 6-14. SS
SllOrt sl-
oversweater with
dr1wslrin9 necil;line. Duren~ cotton knit;
S,M,L-$7
Boycut flarw leg
feans are cotton
denim. 6-14.$10
Wolle •11 he made aomo
11500 narcotics "buys" and
pl11ed a rolo in thousands of
drug amst1.
"You wanna know how good
he \\'U?" asks Sgt. John
O'Shea, Wolfe 's immediate
, supervisor .
from friends and 1lrangcrs
alike.
If IS DALY CrTY neighbors
avoided him.
''They used to feel sorry for
my Wift. bec'aibc l 'd ··tome ·
roaring home on my chopper
at 4 a.m. or I'd be gooe for
severa l days at a lime," Wolil'
"ll£ WOULD l\.IAKE the con-said. .
nection. make a few buys, ar-"It's just Jlkc> playing a part For ea.ch case l'd b e rest the suspect, and testify somebody different, whatever
against him in court. And seemed 10 fit. It was almost
when he got out of jail, the like a game _ except J had man would :sell Pat more narcotics.,, the advantage. •·sut it was hard for me to
Sometimes Wolfe found his adjust to a ~word vocabulary
disguile too convincing. and mingle with people that I
"I was walking aloog Grant had nothil\g in conunon with."'
Avenue one night with· this Wolfe said.
dealer," he recalled recent! y · J-;mm;;;;;;jjjjjj;7;;;;1miii "A radio car pulled up, and
the officer thrtw us both in
the back seat.
"He gave me this Jong lec-
ture about v.•hy didn 't I get a
job lnstead of hanging around
vlith guys like this. Later, (
y,•ent over to Central Station
and left him a note : 'Thanks
for the lecture.' and signed it
'Office r \\folfe .' "
\\'olfe says he often was ask-
ed to leave bars a n d
restaurants because or his a~
pcarance 11nd endured insul!s
(dn Or1ve
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boycut with lront yoke
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Dying Days of Jailed Russ Poet Described
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By STEPHENS BROENING
A~ ... l'reu Wrltff
A tentative inquiry into the death of a
Soviet citizen.
Friends of Galanskov Give Views
Name of deceased : Yurl Timofeyevicb
Galanskov.
Age. 33.
Occupation : poet.
LAST employment: prisoner, sev.•ing
mittens.
Last mailing addresss: ZH KH 38>17a,
Potma, Mordovian, USSR.
Date of death : Nov . 4, 1972.
Cause or death: to be expla ined.
Galanskov was tried in January 1968
for anti -Sovie t actlvity.
He pleaded Innocent.
IN HER TRIAL summ a tion,
Galanskov's lawyer, D . .e.._~)'_ri!.,
said in part : "I beg the court not to
forget that Galanskov is a very sick
man. He suffers from a stomach ulcer
which causes him great pain. The
establishment of this fact by a medical
commission is among the reports in the
file of this case."
Galanskov was sentenced to seven
years in a Potma labor camp.
He was not an ideal prisoner. He sign-
ed several letters protesting camp
regul ations and took part in a number of
hunger strikes.
· Fed on the camp diet. consisting large-
ly of fish and black bread, Galanskov's
ulcer got no better. He is known to have
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Just One Place in Russia
Safe From Ears of Fred '
By SEN. ALAN CRANSTON
been hospitalized on at least one occasion
before his death.
111E ACCOUNT o( Galanskov's last
months In Potma Camp 17A was provided
by several friends of the deceased who
clalmed to be in a position to mow.
Hls family frequently w r o t e to
authorities asking for medical treatment
for him because Galanskov was slct.
Last June, when Galanskov's mother
visited the camp complet. she brought a
jar of honey for her son.
At that time Galanskov complained of
extreme pain in the morning.s. Late to
work, he didn't fulllll bis quota of mil·
lens.----·~
A CAMP official told Mrs. Galanskov
the honey was forbidden.
"He's not sick," the official repGrted,
"He's just a hooligan who shirks his
work."
Another time, a camp doctor named
Shakh said: "There is nothing the matter
with f:tlm. He's a poet and he thinks too
much."
Nearly a year ago, Galanskov's friends
asked poet--Yevgeny Yevtushenko to put
in a word so that Galanskov could get
medical attention. A man who bu of-
ficial blessing to publish and to lraveJ
abroad, Yevtusbento said he was too
busy. He bad to go to Chile.
GALANSKOV him!elf could not publish
his J>Otl1U in Russia.
In 1961 he compiled tme of the first
I y p es c r Ip t Samizdal...U·pubiished
journals in the postwar SOvlet Union.
In "Phoenix 61," Glanskov, a paclfJSt,
Included a poem of bis which began:
"Moscow!
"New York!
"Cairo!
"AU repudiate war
"But, like a squirri!'l, the tortured
world
"Keeps turning on ? cannon-wheel."
Apparently considering sentiments like
these proof of madness, tbe authorities
confined Galanskov to a mental asylum.
He was found sane, however, and releas-
ed.
FIVE YEARS later, Galanskov
published ' 'Phoenix 66," a journal
sharply critical of some aspects of Soviet
life, oot tbe leaat of which was novelist
Mikhail A. Sholokbov's public denllll-
cl•tlon o/ Wldergroond literature as ''traitorous.,,
''You, cltizimt Sholokhov," Galanskov
wrote ln Photnll: 18, "are no longer a
writer. Once you were an average
novelist, but )'OU have Jong since ceased
to ~ even lb.at. Now you are an ordinary
political demagogue."
Sborlly afterward, In January 19!7,
Galanskov was arrested.
Laa! September, Galanstov managed
to smuggle out a letter wtllch said: 1•1
am dyiJ1i , •. They are doing evorylhlng
to hasten my death."
On Oct. 11, he was operated on for a
perforated ulcer.
THE OPERATION was performed In
!he camp ho!pital by • fello .. inmate, a
doctor who had no training as a surgeon.
Galanskov ... tracled perltonilla.
Appeals •to move Galans~v to a
cLvillan ~I were refused . Outside
help was delayed. A medical prgjessor
from Moscow Was allowed to visit him.
G&laruikov was already dead.
On Nov. 5, the day art:er Galaru:ltov•s
death, his family was brought to tbe
camp. They were told that during the
last lhree days of his life he bad been fed
boiled eggs.
He was buried that same day in the
village of Barashevo, opposite the camp
hospital.
Ul'J T....-i.
'THEY HASTEN MY DEATH'
Dluldent Poot Galanskw
Officials permitted a cross to be se t
above the grave, instead of the us111!
numlwred grave marker.
Hidden in the U.S. Emba ssy in Moscow
is an eerie glass cage the size of a small
<:0nference room. This is the only
soundproof place in Moscow where
Americans can get away from Fred.
Fred is Big Brother, the nickname
Americans have given to listening
devices that seem to be everywhere
foreigners are allowed lo go -including
the embassy's front yard. Some
Americans even talk to-Fred in a jocular
manner.
' Europe Hit Hard by lnflatioit
'
In 9 Common Market Natwns ,Price sGoUpby6%
Fred is Big Brother, the nickname
while I was in Moscow recently. Every
time I asked someone a sensitive qu es-
tion he would roll his eyes toward the
ceiling in warning that Fred was listen-
ing. All of us have grovm up hearing of
Soviet interference in private lives. But
it's something that can't be com-
prebeoded Wllil it's experienced .
WHILE <X>NGR~ was in recess, my
wife Geneva and I traveled at our own
expense to Loodon, Helsinki, Leningrad
and Moscow.
On the trip to Russia we sounded out
the Soviet view of the SALT agreements,
established contacts for a possible U.S.-
Soviet Master's track meet, and simply
played the tourist role.
'FRED ··-WAS MY COMP~ION»
Tourist Cranston
One morning while Geneva was
resting, two Soviets, thinking we were with Soviet Jews is extremely valuable in
out, su~denly unloc ked our door and this context.
entered our. hotel room. One was car-As a co-sponsor 0£ legislation to give
rying a large black satchel. They were as 30,000 visas to Soviet Jews who may wish
By RICHARD C. LONGWORTH
Ulllt..il """f lnlerMlieNI •
The Dutch, who make butter, are
eating margarine. ln London, the cost of
buying a home has been rising by $7.05
per day. Gennan smokers are rolling
their own cigarettes and the Italians are
learning to like hamburger.
Inflation has hit Europe hard. Both
governments and households are feeling
the pinch.
In the nine nations of !he enlarged
Common Market, prices ~ golng up at
an average annual clip of si.J: percent. In
some rountries like Britain, the rate ls
closer to 10 percent.
Comqion Market Vice. President Ray-
mOnd Barre warned of a seven percent
average rate in 1973 unless something is
done.
and those two German staples -beer
and potatoes -are 30 percent dearer
than they were in January. French bread
in France runs 40 cents per half loaf to-
day, up from 30 cents six months ago,
and a two-room Paris apartment goes for
at least $225 per month -up by $25 from
year ago.
In ltaly, a meat shortage bas sent beef
pritts soaring by about 20 percent over
the last year and has introduced
housewives, who fonnerly bought only
lhe best beef, to lhe joys of lowlier cuts.
IN BRITAIN, inflation exacerbated the
debate over Common ~arket entry.
Housing costs have doubled across tbe
nation in the past 10 years, and a~ly
lripled in London. The housing boom ad·
ded a new word to the English language
-"gazumping," or the nasty custom of
'promising a property at a certain price
to a buyer, then forcing him to up his bid
day by day under pressure from other
prospective buyerS.
duties and tough action a g a i n s t
monopolies and cartels.
But hopes are not high. Britain is ex-
pected to oppGse any lifting of beef
duties. Cartels in Europe have survived
past attempts to end prit:e.fixing. And
since the average eitemal tariff is only
6.9 percent anyway, a 1:. percent cut in
that-would . lower . t,he actual tariff by
about 1 percent -hardly enough to bring
cheap Imports flowtng Into Europe.
No price or wage controls are foreseen
-at least in all European countries. The
Germans espec:ially are wary of such
government cmtrols.
BUT ONE Common lllarlcet suggestion
has begun to have-a 1ay>ad. ~ coiii-
mi&'Jion adVised ao..mbieOl.s to bold In·
creases 1n public spending to betWeen 9
and 10.4 percent pei' year, and the 1973
Belgian government budget, just an-
nowiced, is exacUy 10.4 percent bigger
than the 1972 ooe.
An earlier hint by Market orfiCials that
they might seek a freeze on farm prices
appears to have been shot down quickly
by angry protests from the politically
powerful Committee of Professional
Agricultural Organizations (COPA) that
"agriculture is not a major factor in in-
flation."
Meanwhile, anger grows. "We need a
proper leader who says what be thinks
and acts on it," said Mrs. Veronica
Roberts, wife of a London bank clerk.
West C.rman Chancellor Willy Brandt,
despite his foreign policy successes, has
been forced oo the defensive by op-
~tion attacks on bis economics.
And in Paris, a cab driver said that ln-
flatJoo bet'ets Wserliness. r
"People are not giving so much for
tips," he complained. ''They take their
change, and then give you some of it as: a
tip. Before, they would just let you keep
the change."
upset to see Geneva as she was lo see to emigrate to the U.S., I was saddened
them. Why did they barge in? To fix the to discoVer thert! seems to be little hope
"INFLATION is the cancer of the
modem economy," says Britis h
Chancellor or the Exchequer Antho;nY
Barber. "In some countries it has led to
the death or democratic gqvernment." Combined with the devalu~tion of the
U.S. dollar, the trend means Europe is . ·.------011r Man fn San Fr ancbco -----
TV as they alleged? (II was working at the present time that the Soviets will
perfectly.) T? check. on Fred's bugs? To relax their restrictions against those who
photocopy 1nteresl!ng documents a -wish to leave.
Senator might posseSI? One of the most positive things I learn-
Incidentally, .all foreigners residing in ed ln the U.S.S.R. is that leadeD there
?w1oscow live in compounds under the feeJ some need to curb military spending
surveillance of uoUonned guards. in favor of consumer needs. Tbe same
m:ERE BAS BEEN s o m e Im-
provement since the Stalin era, however.
J'm quj tt certain I wasn't followed all the
time. And for RnS'Jians, the const.ant fear
of people disappearing after a midnight
knock on the door ii gone. Now the ac-
cused ~"" a triaJ -though it is
usually,Jleld in aec:ret.
arguments heard in the U.S. for re-order-
ing priorilieJ are being voiced in RU!Sia.
'lbe govemment is now conunttted to in-
creasing the protein content of the Soviet
diet 25 percent within five years. I saw
many new housing developments. And I
learned that though criUclsm of top na-
tional leadership and of basic Lenln-
Marxis:l doctrine ls auppressed, apd that
open debates are now permitted on ways
of unsnarling the petty bureaucracy that
stines Soviet life.
Sev~ percent inflation forced early
elections in the Netherlands, where the
voting Nov. 29 will be largely over what
to do about wages and prices.
And in the West Gennan general elec-
tion Nov. 19, the overwhelming issue was
the &.2 percent inflation rate -even
though the vote was noted more aboard
for its impact on European detente.
In Europe these days, everyone com-
plains about inflation. But, surprisingly,
few Europeam seem to be pulling in
their belts.
"WE DON'T cut back on anything,"
said Mrs. GUI Freeman, a housewife in
the L<inclon subu rb oC Lewish. "We just
spend more and end up with less sav-
ings."
Nevertheless, soaring prices, coming
aner years of relati ve stability , are
bcgiMing to change living prices.
In Germany, food costs are up 16.4 per-
cent, clothing prices rose 18.4 percent
Prominent disamtn-1 -writers, .scien-
tist, Jews and other minorities -are fin-
ding protection in a buddy system. Any
Russian with a reputation in a particular
field , such as biology, is kept track of by
biologists in olher countries. A frequent
exchange of letters and other ties make
it difficult for the Kremlin to explain the
sudden disappearance of a dissenter. The
clOSe con1ac t many Amerkan Jews keep
The growing realization on both sides:
that the advancement of society is more
important than the development of in·
credibly costly and dangerous oVerklll In
our military machines offers hope for
ttduclng tensions between. our two na-
tions. /
fast losing the competitive advantage
that It once held through lower wages
an:! costs.
As lhe francs , pounds and nwks of
Europe lose their value, the Common
Market's campaign to force a united
economy by 1980 built around a single
currency also ls endangered.
France, which often opposes united ac-
tion within the Common Market, was so
shaken by the in.OaUon that she called for-
a special ministerial meeting to do
something about it.
GERMANY responded with a proposal
that the governments agree to increase
their supply of new money by only 10
percent per year -half the present rate.
Since too much money is a classic cause
of inflation, the German idea might help.
The Common Market's executive com·
mission added Its own ideas -an acroS!-
the-board 15 percent cut in the Market's
external tariff , a suspension in beef
Price Controls---One Year Later.
Des pi te Costs of Pork -C hops, Officials Fe el Goals Ha ve Been Met ,.
Ry GENE CARLSON
l>flli.11 ,., ... 1,.1wu111u1
Americn's experiment v.ith Utx lblc
economic cont rols, othcrwi~ known as
Phase ll. waJJ n )•ear old la!il Monday.
llere 's what's happened 10 prices .
-Pork chops, up 20 percent .
-f'lour. down 2 percent .
-Property tax~. up 11 percent.
-PrescrlpUon drugs, down I flertenl.
-Girl '• couoo dresses, up 11 percent.
-Tubeless u,... down 2 percent.
Observert might condude from tlUJ
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Saturday, November 18, 1972
" The comment page of the
Dally 'Pilot seek• to inform
and stlmul•t• renders by
pre8enting a varlaty of com·
mentary on topfcci of Inter-
est and sl~n lflranr• frnnf
tnrontied obi;ervers a n d
spot,.men.
' bbort N. Wood, Publlsh•r
sample of government statistics that Ult
controls haven 't worked very wtll. Not
so , say the men In charge.
"MOST OF the problems are btblnd
us." 11aid DoMld Rtim sfeld , director of
t))e ~t ol Living Council. 11t a year end •
review of the cmtrols' performance since
lhe end of the three-month freeze on
November 131 1971.
AJl<ed If he would do anything dif·
fertnlly 1 .econd time, Price Com·
mlsllon Cllalnnan c. Jackson era,.,.
Jr. r<plled: "No, I would not change lhe
pn>Cr1!11 alpllllcanUy."
Notw!Uwtandlng lhe soaring cost of
pork cbopa, the aclmlniltrallon feels the
caotroil have acoompllshed aeveral
s11n111cao1 goals. •
Ovwlll, price., att:n't rising as fast 111
they did and olficlal1 • ..,, quick to polnl
out Ouu no ~ expecied them to stop g~
lllj( up af an. Prices ol m<11t and oilier .
hljhly vWbJe commodities h n .-e
skyrocketed due to a 1upply Rnd dtmrtnd
sitt.ttilion which the controls "'ercn 't
d,.lgncd to handle. But other prices h;lvc
gone down, Ula officials said.
"l ASK ihe hou3ewlves llid others to
rerr.<'mbe:~ those prices !hit are stable or
arc J""" lban before ccirilrols 1ttre Im-
posed, Graym said.
On lhe wage aide, lbe Pa! 8olrd ba1
held nn t·year pay 1 ......... la -
stnldlon -In Iha Orll -
.......
'I WOULDN'T CHANGE IT'
Prl .. Commlnl ... 'a o.~
monllls of 1112 lo 7.2 pemonl, compared
to 11.1 f!.':"1 fn an ol 19'71.
'Ibo '""' o/ lnliltloo bas fn-
orealtd the lll1CIUlll ol spqidable ••m-ini• bl ....Urs' payclJe<b, and pro-
I
ductlvUy, or output per man-hour, Dlso
has gone up . Most Americans agree , said
Pay Board Chairman George H. Boldt,
that "It's not how much money you get
but how much you get for your money
that roally counts."
The controijers aJso -Mte with pride
lhat the enllro stabllli:ltlon 'cllort, tn-
cludln1 enfon:tment activities of the
lntemll Revetrue Serv1ct, bas been car-
ried out by aboul 4,000 -. a 11111ll
force by federal butullcraCy lllDdardS.
AS TO the flltwo of coa!roil, most ·Ol·
flda1s are mum. 1'bl!I E co o o m I c
StablllDtloo -Ad. whldl aJJlllorlud the
cootroll, uplret April ao and the ~
mh.:.tratlon will bave to dedde well
be!Ol'O °"" .. bol.ber to ult ~ to · extmd or modify that • leglslatloo or
simply let 11 trpln!.
Gro"'° Insisted this decision bad nol
1xea m>dc. llut salclbe hoped c:ontrol1
would be Wied wbtll the ecooomy readi-
ed "prlco irtablllly." This mellll not onl,
that prices and wages mmt be holding
stttble. but that the public won't go on a
new lnfiationttry !lpree once the program
Is lifted , tM ornci:ils Si'lld.
· Commerce Secretary Peter U .
Pttf'rson, commt ntlng Sunday oo the
prospect for ex lenSion ol Phase 11 beyond
April :ro. aald th.i t decision would be up
lO Prtsldent NiJoo and "in rny own view.
nothlnl lllfieoll he will end the controls
preclp]IJl!ely."
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City of Weed
Paper Backs
Pot, Right?
By llERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -The lumber
town of Weed, up there in Siskiyou
County, is appropriately conservative,
"but we do believe in individual
freedom," says a resident proudly.
The old-timers even like the name -
Abner Weed, a mill owner founded the
place in 1904. -despite the fact that
today, it's one of the many nicknames
for marijuana; newcomers who want
to change the name are hooted down.
~uUbal..::Jndl~ freedom", lhe
town's newspaper, The Weed- -ews.
came out ed itorially in FAVOR of
Prop. 11, to legalize the use of mari-
juana! Wrote FAlitor-Publlsber Orbell
0 . Appe:raon Jr.: "We believe personal
rights Include the rtghl to bann one'•
sell with either pot, booze or tobacco
or any ooe ol the similar vi~ if one
wants to. Vote YES." A Clvllil.ed view-
Point, one that drew the line between
conservative and reactionary.
ADDENDA : Let us t.urn now to the
great state or Texas. There, an un-
derground newsman named Stoney
Burns, who probably has long hair and
wears Levi's, has just been sentenced
to ten years and one day in prison for
simple pouesslon of 1.6 grams of
marijuana (or gr&&" or weed) In a
fllm canliter: l'bal'a Math of an
ouncel Here'• wily the jury made that
ten years and 1 day : under Texas law,
anyoM ttnterad to ten years or less
Is .Uglble for probation. and lhe jury
wanted this awfUI fellow to lttVf: the
fuU l"1n ••• Y'all come \'lall-..,.hear!
CANDID CAMERA: In the window
ol F.A.0 . Schwan: toy> that move,
atlracllng _,.els that don't .
.Lunching with FA Scbwartz al
T'Vlc's:-Cllreno< "DUcky~NUh. the
Y<>lce of D1sne1'I' Donald Du<k !or
oVft' 40 yean: not oalY that, be wu
.. ung prell<d d\lck, lhe cannibol ..•
.Slgnboonl language on lhe S.F.
skyline, 1muslng commuters from the
F.. Roy ' lhe Marlboro~«>WboY cloaslng
the w.ua Farao ~
BANUll PETE STAAA, told an
audlen<e al Encinal 1111)1 bl Alameda
Iha! he la""' gun controla, at which a
heckler aneettd "And .. ba1 .does the
guard at your bank carry?" "A
guitar!" crowed Pete -and so he
does (that would be Jim Warr«:n at
Security Nat'! ln Walnu't Creek).
DURING ATl'Y. Gen. E . e 11 e
Younger'~ recent press conference in
Sacramento, L.A. Newsman Steve
Marini asked him for a comment on
the.Alioto libel suit agai nst Look and
Evelle bwntificated: "Let me' say
this. I think he has involved himself -
er --absolved himseU or any Mafia
connections'' ... Let me say this about
polltlctans who say "~t me say this":
braaaack.
NOW THAT the Oakland A's are
~orld champs, S.F. is sinking slowly
int~ well-deserved oblivion. Joe Zelan
pcnnts out t.hal the latest Mont gomery
~ard catalogue lumps (San Fran-
cisco) under "Oakl and Bay Rapid
Tt&Mlt Area". . .On the olb:er hand
E.L. Gentry has ur.earthed a hltherui
unpubli!bed footnote to hislory : that
Allee: B. Toklu named her ch ihuahua
"C>akland" after G<rtrude looked 81 It
and anil!ed ·~,, no hair there."
B£AIJCAENS to the Rhod'5 Stotts
""' advertillrc "No Clristmu decora·
Ilona WI the la!l wock of November"
and bavlng Ille lurlher moxie to call
ltself "111t BM Humbug Store."
llOOKNOOK.: A big paperback
•lltr ll'OWld-lhe •llJ)Orts and bus
t«mlnala U*t day s 11 Do n
Ptndleton'1 .. The E x e c u I I o n e r .
caJlfomia llit", wl.o~ cover pr0-
clainlf that "Alack Boh1n, the one-man
army, attacks the Mafit ·1 San Fra n·
cisco operation •nd it '1 lllte 1 blOOdy-
eartbquake." Ficllon, of cour1e: 11 w~
ltiow from Our Mayor•1 'aworn
tesUlllOny Jn hll libel trial. • ""'"•-on the off"<Nnce that thl!re is 1 Mt~
beri, Bob Orlltn knowa how to 1m1111
11: ''Send It Paroel Poat."
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Well, girls and boys, -~ J
could llart out by telling )'OU
to enjoy a sunny weekend; Of
outdoor playlti.g, I would. But
the weatherlady told me that
there Is even more rain In
store for us.
•
And lf it's anything like
whal we've had for the last ~"""' few days, outside a nice warm ...
house will be no pleasant place
to be. Instead, you can pul Your minds-to some more rib--
ticklers, rhymes and artwork. Tws ha! been a good week
all !he way round. Andy got .
some questions from yoo that V. C\ : f
1 think have a good cna:nce of t \ , . ,..). ',
winning some encyclopedia! ~"~ ~· U--\.V l'V for someone. ,...., .-: . ' ...... ..-?" ~ -
And this leads me to another .,-· ~ ~
big anpouncement. As noted1n
the picture on this page, we
have n grand prize winner -
Mat Clark of Irvine.
He picked up his books µus
week . And if you w'ill toot .
below at the Ask Andy col-
umn, you will see his fine
question and the interesting
answer that Andy responded
With.
So you see, it really is possi-
ble to win, and this should in-
spire some other good ques-
tions for future weeks. (Uncle
Len will be announcipg n win--
ner from Huntington Beach '
* PRIZE WINNER * Gregory Oaymon, 11, 1645 Palau Place, Costa Mia
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you
do: (I) draw picture on piece of plaln, wblle paper SY. indie. wide and
4 Inches deep. Use black ink and make lliies black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address--on-back of dr.awing. MailJtJQ.JJncle ~'s AJ:LContest, Box
1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Entrie! must be re«lved by noon oo
'Thursday for publication on Uie following 5aturday. Winner will receive
. Kennedy ball dollar.
next week.) 2) Draw the cards in black
In view of the refreshing Ink. crayon or dark pencil but (" t (" stonns we're been having, our do not color them In at all . ,.----'
topic next week Will lhe 3\ Be sure lo include a verse a ro j orner
n•-1 pbenomenoo o1 ll.<h~ soanourrtac1erswlllgetyour RIDD.LES and JOKES ntng -you know, that stuff message.
played a big part in Ben 4} Draw only one one side of a
Franklin's discovery of elec-single sheet of paper. Do oot
tricity. £old the card or write inside or
It m.'.ly be hard to find a rid-we won't be able to print it
dle about lightning. but surely Only original art work will
some of you can write a bri~ht be accepted.
descriptive pcem about it. And The deadline is 5 p.m. on
drawing a bolt flashing down Wednesday, Dec. 13: And the
out of the clouds should be a best p!lrt, of course, LS that the
rea1 challenge. -winner gets to go to Disneyland
* PRIZE
NINNER
Moe and Joe were fighting and Joe's
mother comes out and says "Who
started it?"
Joe says: "He did. He hit me back!''
MM.I ..... S_,., 414 CMriU. SI.,
C.ta Mae
Don't forget, also, that on Wednesday of the next
Christmas is fast approaehing week with hi.I or her entire
us and lhe DAILY Pnm immediate family. L.':::================='.J christmas and Hanukkah Card All of · !he 9 l'llllllm-llP will ·
Conies! is big part of that holi-win Kennedy ball dollars for
day season for our Family their efforts and their artwork..---.-----------------,
Page readers. Again, ~ will be printed in lhe DAILY rules · · .P:nl:rr sometbne · before·
I) ·You can use a bluer Cbrilmuili'oq • IJ>llCial P."ge: ,
sbeel of paper than the Have a' gOod ,.ee&: aild &e
regular contest but not any thin~ up so.rile innovative
larger than a standard-size ideas for your holiday card en-
page (SY, by II Inches). tries.
5-1,_, ........... All ......
C/O 0....,. c;..., ....,. Piiot, lo•
1560, e.... ..... Cent.
ArwN 5«1ds • comDl•I• 20-YO!vme set that pollution may be making ot ni. 11¥11 S~ts Enc:vckliMdL. to n.i.--bin ~" c••l!,i ~ 10. ot 1rv1M. c.i11.. f« the world wanner .. vwers · t
' '"'"' : that It may make things a lot
Are we going to have another cooler, pecbapo oool enough to
ice age? bring on another ice age. But
Some scientists suspect that nobody knows enough to be
the next ice age is just about certain.
ready to begin. In about 10,000 Olanges in the oceans or the
years, its thick glaciers may Ant.arctic ice cap might make
cover many parts of North the world climate warmer or
America. cooler. Changes in the sun
lei . 'might shed more or less warm This, or course, wou. give radiation on the E a r t h .
the people plenty of Ume to Nobody is sure how many dil·
move farther south to warmer ferent events cou!d chil the
climates nearer the ~uator. gkJbal climate and bring on
But it may not be necessary. the next ice age. But most
Nobody is certain that this ice scienti.sta feel sure that one
age-teill)'ls-on1he-way-. -Will iOliie .....,. 0!'1lt·~· ~. -~
'Ille Earth has Sllffered tbtough many cruel Ice. ages Aller all, we bave bad four
in the past, aod most scien-Jee . ages in the last million
years, wttb nice long warm tists expect there will be more Jl!Vlllil between them. in tl1e future. Naturally Ibey ~
would Uke to be able to. predict Perlla~ week or nett
lhe next one'• ~arrival. But =:-t-cauoes an =~
there Is a very good reason gather enough evidence to
why they cannot do this. predict wbeo !he nett ooe Will
sCientists are very careful arrive. All it needs ls a slight
people, especially when it drop in the temperature of the
comes to proving the facts. weather. This would bring Iota
They never predict what will of extra winter snows.
happen unless they are sure The summers would ~ too
what made it happen doiens of cool and too short to melt
other times. them. Year by ~ar. the
And at" present, nobody frozen snow• would grow
knows for sure what caused thicker and build up great
tbe Ice ages o( the put. Some glBcien. TbJJ bu happened so
suspect it may have been a lot many thnes Jn tlie put Uiit
of extra dust and debrlo In lhe moot likely It will happen
earth's atmosphere. TbJJ could opln. But at ix-enl, nobodl'
ahut oot some of !he 111111'1 -kncnn w!Mlr to eJplcl II.
radlatloo and cool off Iha
world-wide climate.
, Alter all, several past Ice
ageo arrived wbeo lhe Earth
.... bus)' bulldinC 0 u t
mightiest roountaln renges -
while fiery volcallOI ervpted
countl.., tons of dust and
llllMI Into the almOSphm .
l·lowever, this ls Just .'l.. th~. an educated guess U1:if
e11nnot pn:ive what aUleS an
Ice . age. At pmeiit, fllmlCtS
and fact.oriel and can are
pouring pollutloc Into the air
and our hlgb·O)'lnl 1<1' are
addln( more to !he lipper at-
mo.pbett. Sdtnlllll a rt
checklnc tO leani :imothor tb1'
II chanilna tb1 llob&l climate.
Somo of the lei!• --
All · membm of !he aeal
·group have ron of abarp
teeth along tho aldea of thetr Ja ..... Wben !hey bite, tho up-
pers 1ild lowen Interlock, ronnlna sharp 1cl11 or1
suitable for holdlntJ and allclng
!heir allppery vlctlml. ,,,.
(amoua uab of the walrus
ore 0'1<Sf'O"" canhio teeth In
his tipper jaw.' -
Dt..,tll)C '°"" of uncheftd me1t It Dot easy. Moot aeo1'
nallow pbla -to help
the -f!!t ... tholr i.ip,~
' YI
I SAW A UTTl.E ELF ·
'I saw ·a little;elf, -'.~
He sat on my shelf.
There be sat,
On my little bat.
He iusl sat and looked
AB if Ire were reading .a book.
Then I beard a see little voice,
Asking me how many wishes were my choice.
None but thank you, I said, feeling funny,
Tben'he was gone, quick as a bunny.
-., K_.,, h.if ..._, "" .,. Crisf'I' v...i. If, um
Via '()lllto, MINIM Vlllo for tti. wllllllfll .,try lft ~
1tWY MCI ....... c.Mm. IMll --.,. 1ttn' t. UllC .. LAii, ... u... c..M Miit. c.llf. f'W6.
A Winner
llU.'f"'1l.Oflllll ....
Mfltt ci.rk
Yc111111 Kr. Clark of Irvine won a brand new ael or
Merit Encydopedl&I tor blmaelf With bis Aal< Andy
questloo, whlcll appears In the column al tbe lefL
Betnen reodlnl oar colwrm &lld 1tudyln1.hll .en-
cytlopedi., ht allould llllot rilh1 lb tbe )Mad ol hll
cla11.
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Black Belt Makes for Me.an 4-f oot-8
HUNTINGTON, W. Va .
(AP) -Al a trifle over 4-f,.I·
a lnchea tall and 17 pow>c1s, 10-
)'MM)ld Doug .AdJdni adm\11
lbol lhe blqer klda al school
don't pick .°" bbn. II may be,.
because lt011 a bnte expert.
"Doug's put In • lot of hard
work and baa <1cellenl pa-
llen<t and dloclpliM for his
age," aald Sot Ho Kani, a
alltll><legree black belt and lhe
boy's iiaWCtor for lhe past
three years.
aakl a I> o u t his apart.
"lt'1 a good way to learn how
to protect your1e)f and do
something lru!ltad ol just goof-
ing &rolbl."
boug'1 lather, W 1111 am ,
wanted lo. bave his boy• learn
karate for just that reason .
the blBck, Doug 's father 1'
equally proud of hll two old.,-'°"'• Billy, I~ .. black bel~
and 13-year-okJ Mike~ a red
bell
"I know I can take care of
my1ell against anybody," 11)'1
Doog, a lllth grader. "I'm not
afraid of anyone .• , except
Wilt .lwnberlaln."
'Ille sandy-haired youogster
allained his first degr<e status
In an arduous tiu.e-hour lest
lul w°" before a lour-judge
panel. His form and technique
were rated as excellent.
"Pint. Jt WU something we
could all do together." be said.
"And it's a good klea for some-
one to tnow how to take
care of himself in today's
world."
"I elem' think I'll ever stop
practlclq bnte," said Doug,
who already holds t h r e e
tournament trophies. "I rully
enjoy it."
Doug bolds a black belt in
Tae Kwon Do, a South Korean
form of karate.
Doug's special ta.lent could
come in handy it his career
goal doesn't change.
"I THINK it 's fun ," Doug
Himself a holder of karate's
red belt, one notch klwer than
"I've wanted to be a
policeman ever since J was
six," he said.
YOUR NEWl90IZ
PART I· NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give yourself 10 polnta for each correct
answer.
1 Prelldenl Nixon wu reelected lo a 1oocmd
term 1n a 11nct1ltde. Under our Coutitu.Uon.
can he l'Wl for a third term ln 1176?
2 Republican Margaret Chue Smith, lboSenale'o
only woman member. loat to DemocraUc chal-
lenger .• ? ••
a-Ellzabetb. lrla.rttn
~Sam MoK1Dsey '
c-WWiam Bath.a.way
s Did the Republicana p.Jn controlofeitherbouae
of CongTeas?
~ In Great BrilaiD, Prime KlnltterEdwardHealb
announced. a new economic program that 1.n-
cludel. , ? .. ·
a-staying out of Ibo C-llulr.et 11-.: temporuy W&p-1>rico fr'eo&o
era gua...-Job for nory womr
.
5 Back • • ? •• bas been leadillg Ibo National
Foclb&ll Lea&11e In yardo pined by "'""'"I•
a-Larry Brown
b-M&n Hubbard
c-Ktke Garrett
PART II • WORDS IN THE NEWS
Take 4 points for each word that you can
match with its correct meaning._
1 ••••• bl.rometer a.•1tud1e1 and oolleota
atunp•
2.-phl1•*e11•t . b-atadl• wtmctrende: .,..,,......,..lad_ -.---·mimjfaado
p_.
...m.e..u-•jPi(atde
PART Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Take -6 pointa for aame1 that you can
correctly match with the clues.
1~: ... Prince Philip
2 .... .Ratner Banel
3 ..... WW! stoph
&. • ...Prlnce Cbarlel
a-ClMlnoellor, \\feat
Gezmany ·
bo-Prem.ter, But
Gennany
c-lluke of Ed1nlJnr&h
d-Prlnee c!Waioo
e-Chrtatl&Jl Democntic
candidate for Welt
German Cblncellor
e ~ IM:., MNI..._. WllCONI"
Tf'•I ¥oursf'lf
......... I dlen(e foOr -II\ "'-lan>ll't old _,, lo ,.._ to
lffl Pill W llet -•'rloH for -. ' fair.• tlllt wwtlly Nr#I Oll!I
In ltie l"l'tKY 9f l'"OY< -"°'"' (W'U 4orl't -"-.... to i.t IN
ml of IM famllY .,_ flOW l'Oll -Olll l tlftd -flOW INldl fall .,. ...,. ....,. • .,. °" In "'--Id toll .... .
DWt c.... -A-......, ........... , ........
Match word clues with their correspond·
Ing pictures or symbola, 10 points for
A each correct answer.
U.S.
POSTAGE . , \:;:;;;;=-::;:;:;;:;
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AEAlrr
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Tbia ta NaUonal •• ? ••
Collectln&~Week
2 .....
Canada'• Prime MJn-
!1ler Trudeau j>ledpd
to atay on in apJte of
election aet.back
3 •••••
.Juan "Peron planned to
retu.rn to • • ? •. th!•
week to try for a po-
llUcal comeback
"'····· Olllcill oymbol cf lbe
.Democrat1o Party
& ••••• '
Tbia .utlon bolda na-
Uonal ele.ctl on1No-
vember 19 '
6 •••••
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
7 •••••
Children'• .• ? •.Week
bepn November 13
8 ••••• .
Offlct..I aymbol of tho
Ropubllcan Party
9 .....
•• T •• bopnroloaainc
fbcui1D"a ofprtaocera
Iii on -ty ac.-
monl loo-lbeGez-
.llWI -10 •••••
The Amtrtoan •• ? ••
AaaocJ.aUcn 1• meettni
tlUI week JD Dallal
HOW DO YOU IATE?
(S-. Eoch SW.el Qol& S.,.-t,) 71 10 ID'°"'°'. Go*.
91 10 100 ..... • TOP SCOI£ 61 IO 10 ...... • '•Ir.
II .. 90 ,.s.-&c.19-t. _,• l..Wer???-H'M!
PAMILY DISCUSSION QUQTION
How do :you feel about tbe ou\oome ol the prea.l-
dential elecUon?
THIS WBK'S OWJ.ENGEI •• .... ,
What C•Qldlan ):».rty won tile third largest num-
ber of seata tn Pa.rllamenl and hold.I \he balance
of power there? ---------------------
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0·01 :r., i:1·1 :1·£ :9-9 !H·s :3·• :1-r :o-z rv·1 :z1no ,°'""~
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MARINERS SAVINGS'
1irst A.11111101
JUNIOR AD WRITING CONTEST
FOR 11t GRADERS through 6th GRADERS NOVEMBER 16th lo NOVEMBER 27th, 1972
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IST PLACE IN EACH GRADE GROUP
2ND PLACE IN EACH GRADE GROUP
iRD PLACE IN EACH GRADE GROUP
1irst Plate Ads Will He P116lislted
CONTEST RULES
1. Entries mult ht on whig ..-oxoctly the tin of thH af. , .7 x 7 lnchos. Deodllne for
entritl 114:00 p.m. on Mondoy, N~ 27, 1972.
2. U• bllck htl point pon or black t.lt pon, Do not UM croYOm, pencils or colONd mark-
..., Con--..,. 111e1r own a ond lnduoM Marlnln~-. afdo• llld p1io<-. iiuriii'. ----3. ..... '/OUf eiiiiloit-1 .. two pi1cla of CMdbowd Ind brifll or mlll It to M•h•I Sw-
..... ..,.. ""' 1 cwt! on the htdl of your Id livtne your -. "'' afdoow. pho<-. riullkllldlllllool..
4. eon.t wll bt JMill' ~ t>y 1lte Adwlrtillnt bepoi tment of Mlrirwt s.wt,.. to..i on 1
dllld'1 llnjnulll!' of ~to.I wvk>ls, or111111111y, ... ,,... end to.I lhlml, ond w• RI, Al &IOii .. t&itl .. •lf_comt to Yhit Marinen S..W.,. blfote ...,,,.. tNir Id.
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8 D.WX PILOT S.1unl11, N°""'l><t 18, 1972 '#. • Rector ·Feted Explo '72 -St. George's
,.
Pulpit & Pew
p.,a· ve Aid Tho congrecaUon of SI.
" . George'• Epllcopol Cllurtb,
'. Laguna illl!I, will honor l1a To D-11as new ... ~. !.1!9-Rev. l!obert L. uu Bonflalf, and· bis famllJ, • ..i
Church, Los Angelea, 1951·
1957.
litr. Bonhall was born In
Long lleacb •. £ollowin& sohoot
he al!ended the Episcopal
1beot011cal seminary, Cam-
bridge, Mass. In additlGn lo
his mlnllterial duties in Santa
Ana, Mr. Bonball has been ac·
tlve in a numOOr of civic
outreach af£alrs.
Baptist
f\rst BapU1t Church of
Ne•1>0rt, at 2501 Cliff Drive,
tJewport Beach: service sun.
day at 1 l a .m. and 7 p.m.;
scnnon "\Vealth A Curse Or
~lessing?" by the Re \'. F.
Kenneth Beshore.
First Baptist Church of
Laguna HlUs. at 24521 J\toulton
Pkwy.; serv ice Sunday at 11
4.m., church school at 9:45:
~rmon · · \V here Your
Treasure ls," by the Rev.
\van B. Bell; new young adult
class at 9:U; Bible study
Wednesday at 7 p.m.
llarbor Trinity B a p t I s t
Churcb, at 1230 Baker Sl.,
Costa bfe.sa : service SUoday
at Il a.m., church school at
9:45; sermon by the Rev-.
David J\1 or ken ; baptismal
service at 7 p.m.
Capistraoo Valley Baptist
Church, at 32032 Del Obispo
St., San Juan Capistrano;
service Sunday at 8:15 and 11
a.m .. Bible study and church
at 9:30; serm6n "The Fullness
or Christ," by Dr. Ralph
Sturdevant. lay speak.er; 6: 15
p.m. Sunday service with
study of Book of Proverbs.
University BapU1t Church,
at 215.% S. E. Briatol Road,
Santa Ana Heights; service
SWKtay at 11 a.rn. and 7 p.ru.;
sermon by the Rev. \V illis J.
Carrico.
CJarlstlan Science
Flr11t Church of Christ Scltn·
tli;t, 2880 t.1esa Verde Drive,
Costa Mesa, services at 11 a.m.
and church school at 9.:15 a.m,;
First Church of Christ. Scleir
tlst. et.h and Olive, Huntington
Beach, services and church
school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.;
First Cborcb of Christ, Scleo-
llst, 3303 Via Lido, Newport
Beach, &erVices and church
school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Se-
cond Cbarcb of Cbrlst, Scleo-
tlst. 3100 Paclllc View Drlvt,
Corona del . Mar, strvices and
church school at JO a.m.:
Wedn es d ay testimony
meetings at 8 p.m. at all £our
churches.
Cor1gregallo11al
Corona del rttar CommuoUy
Cburcb, ConcregaUoaal, at 61 l
lleliotrope ; service and church
school Sunday at 10 a.m.:
sermon "The Art and Habit or
Thanksgiving ," by the Rev.
Philip G. Murray; youth
meeting at 7 p.m.
N<lghborl>ood Congrega-
tional Cburcb, at st. Ann 's and
(See PULPIT, Page 9)
DALI.AS (Af) -Chall: Ill>
another plus for Explo '71. the
worldwide youth fOl' Christ
meeting this summer i n
Dallas. tt gave the Dallas
TraMit System a rare finan-
cial plus in June .
Transit General Manager
\Vilson Driggs reported that
charter revenLes increased
$119 ,989.62, whJcl'. repesents a
·25 pertent rise over lhe same
month in 1971.
Explo '12, whicb attracted
more than 100,000 young men
and women f'rom all over the
world, generated n e a r 1 y
$108,000 in charter revenues
!or the transit flrm .
Ille -<:11rale, the-' Re..
Robert M. ~. at a.....,.
Uon In tlU! 'ctmrch parish hall
at 2 p.m. i!lalllaji.
Mr. Borlhall coinel to SI.
George's from. the E,il<Opa!~
Church of the Messiah In San-
ta Ana, where ha hal been
rector for. the past 15 Ytarz.
Mr. (Bob) Jepoen has
recently Ileen ordained to Ille•
priesthood at All Saints',
Beverly llilJJ. He grew up in
tlie Loi. ~lea area and
eamed his theoJoclcal dei>ee ~t Bloy ~ Tbeoloa School
31ICI tllt School of ~gy.
~t.
-Prior 4o bis recunhlp In
Santa Ana, Mr. ~ .... 8S!lstan!1prloel at All' Saints',
RECTOR HONORED
Rev. lloDert Bonhall
Beverly Hills, 1H3. I 9 45 ;
chaplain In the U.S. Navy 1945'
1941; rector at St. Peter's
Cllurcli, Sanla Marta, 1947i
1951, and rector at Trinity
Jn the -lrea ot communlly
support tor minority groups.
Mr. Bonhall was associated
with the Peoples' Clinic. the
Creative Day Care Center aod
the Southwest Communit y
~nter, which provides hot
lunches for school children.
Mr. Bonhall is married to
the former Evelyn Yoakam of
Beverly Hills. They have four
children, three or whom live at
home.
The Bonhalls will be at
home In the parish rectory,
23455 Duryea Drive, El Toro,
aller this -k.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIR~CT -UR-Y
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
Fifteenth and Monrovia StrMts
8:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship
BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: Leviticus 14
"HOW TO BE WHOLE AGAIN "
9:45 A.M. -Sundoy School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Wor1h ip
SOLUTIONS: Romons 6
"DEATH IS LIFE: SLAVERY IS FREEDOM"
Sermon By Pastor ~
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WATCH "DAY IY DAr'
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I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE !.
IRANCH~S~F~H~ :~.~ !UlCH :
THI ,llST CHUl'CH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST I
IN IOSTON, MASSAC:HUsms
"SOUL AND BODY"
Sunday, November 19th
Cotta Mna-Flnt Church of Christ, Sci«ltlst
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CHURCH ' I Ma;n & Adams Streets
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Bibl1 School I Mor11i11g Wor1hip
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Youth Groupti • ,, , •• 6100 p.lfl.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
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1103 YI• Udo, Nowport looclt
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Pope · Paul VI will aay hi!
~Christmas : midnight M a 1 s
before workers al a big
railway construction site 2S
milts . north of Rome, the
Vallean annowt<e<l lltis w .. k.
-The conJtnK:tiQo sile...iJ ne11r
the town of Sant'Oreste on a
new rail line being built
between Rome' and Florence.
During bis nine years as
pontiff, Pope Paul has twice
)eft the Vatican to say
Chtistmas Eve Mass away
from Rome.
He said Mass tn t h e
Florence Cathedral in 19&6 as
a -sign of solidarity for · lbe
~ city which bad
suffmd a d!Jastroos Hood 71'.
~ months earlier.
. ' UPIT..._.. IJet.e~ilve ,Work : c •. ·:.. .
Alb\lquef'lue '\!'.etec\ives-w imam· Conley, :ind John Kynor, (right) examine rell-.
gious · atues confisc8ted .. witb. thousands of Univ'ersity o! ~ew Mexico bisto~
ical uments. A 3:\-year old, susp~ct i< being held on a grand larceny charge.
H anukkali ·
Clu:niwl
On Nov. 26
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Missionary Role:
A void ·Bei,Ig -Boss . .
A Hanukkah Carnival will be ~ presented by Temple Beth By BOB DOUGLAS e<l by. St. Paul Univei'Sity, a
David on Sunday, Nov. %Sat 11 OTI'AWA (AP) y Catholic theological college in
a.m. The festivities wilf take . . . . -oo .are 1 Ottawa Canada: · Christian ~onary 1n a · 1 . place·at the North Seal Beach developing country. ~ -.3be m is s I o, n a r 1 e ~ . .-all
Community center located on y -.:i: .. A • • 1 middle-aged. h8d been active St. Cloud near Seal Beach ou see w;J\;nnunat on· prac-for · y'eara in their · ow n
Boulevard in the Rossmoor Uced against a mJ n o r i t Y misSlorii~tds .-.BrQther Louis
C.enter. group. You see a small group Gallarit in the Seyecbelles Carnlva~ games ror the of wealthy' p o 1 i t i c a 11 Y lslands in the lndian Ocean
youngstets will be featured po"'.erful people running the Sister Mary Luke in Fiji, Rev'.
and a Girt Shop Bar.aar will nation ~1~e the rest of the Malcoim Martin ln Brazil and
include Israeli• imports, holi-population 1S d,esperately poor. Rev. 'Ibomas-Louis Fortin in
day decorations and gift wrap-What do you do? India.
pings. Lunch will be available, Some modem missionaries
including the t r a d i t i o n a l have s~n strongly against THEY WERE all North
"latkes" (potato pancak~). these injustices. Some even Americans -Brother Gallant
Admission to the CantiVal is have openly advocated revolu-front Grand Digue, N.B.,
free, and the public is invited. tionary policies. Sister Mary Luke from Buf-
T em p I e Beth ·Davii:i fak>, N.Y., Father Martin
presently ha.tits offices in the ~N 11US means jail oi-. from New York City and
IN 1111 Pope Pau( Dew to
Toninto in aouth Italy and said Miss for Woiiiers and their
famlli.es near the b I a s t
!umae<s of · the local attel
works.
Details of · tbe Pope's
Christmas Eve trip this year
were not announced. He was
expected tO drive by car to
Sant'Oreste late in the evening
and return to his Vatican
palact immedi'ately after the
Mass.
E1cept when be went to
Florence ·and Taranto, Pope
Paul said bis · Cbrlstmas Eve
fi.1ass in the Siittne Chapel in
the Vattcan for an audl<l1ce of
preJal<s and' diplomats -AS
Popes have been doing tradi·
tionally:
city of Los Alamitos, but is in explUSlOD ~ the country by Father Fortin from Montreal.
the process of cons~ing i? the est~~ powers. • "!.,feel wry ~y; as. a
new building in West~.r' ln m;t ~~w, ~our--R?mao ~ for~ that you. cant get m.
and will occupy .Its ~iii•· Catholic llUSSlOlllll'll!S a<tive in. vol~polltlcally m the affalra , IN CCJNCIRT .
home soon. ' ~ v ~·1 1 .. dilf~J)t Jl8l\9 of. tM worl\:I ol , ~·" said F·al.h'1Z ,.. ur_A J ~-·look<d aHhla Issue and deci,j, l\laftili, 1 a mild, 1eho1Mty-· .,.... oon,.. -rtln
-._ ., , ........ ~ ed-~it-~ r:xt--tbe role of-the -Jooitjng man.· . .. · ·
f~ DUSSKlllary to tell the "M far as trying to resolve
national! wlylt ~ do. , a situation or overcome a di!-
On the other-hand , they said flcult problem such' as poverty tt:ie missionary can have an· in· or the poUUc:!al pressures in
direct 1nflueoce on.events. the ·nafion those who would ~ were attending an . in-disagree w'tth national policies
tensive course on adaptation are thrown In jail.
to, cultures in developing eoun-"You have to help your peo-
tries. The course was spoMOr-ple become aware of their
B~inessmen
Plan Lecture
The Huntington B e a c h
Chapter of the Full Gospel
Blisineslmen's _ Fellowship
International will have a
missionary e¥8llgelist speaker
on Frid4y, Nov. 24 at 6:30
p.m. at the Sheridan Beach
Inn In Huntington Beach.
The Rev. Frank Ryan, who
~ has a special ministry to the
Neil Peek Soviet Union, will 'share in-
formation about the work of
God there as well as his
Assl. slant personal experience during his five trips into the USSR.
At the close of Ute meeting
Minister he will anawer qu..UOO.. aboot recent developments there in
The Rev. Doo'-ogl-as-cE~.~B~r-ay-, -the-Gospel-rninl&tryo--Tbe
Pastor of W e s t m i n s t e r public is invited. Dtnner is
Bretllren Clwrch, I H If $2.50.
Magnolia Ave., Westminster,
situation of poverty, injustice
and so on. You must look at it
In t<rms of how fh ey
themselves can take the situa-
tioo in hand"
<mlER SEEMED to agree
with 'this view.
Brother Gafiant aaid a
foreign miosloaaey muat fa<e
the fact that he Ja regarded aa
an intruder. He must win ac-
ceptance from the population
before he can have any in--
nuence.
Brother Gallant is
a miasionarY to the Suycbeltes,
now a British colony peopled
largely by former Negro
slaves·lrom Africa.
Father Frotin, working in
Tripura State in northeast
India, said the Bengalis were
better off e<:onomically than
than local tribal residents.
"we-are foreigners there.''
he aald. "We have to be very
caretul.1'
and the coogregatlm have
annoonced the addition ol Neil
Peek as tull-time mistant
pmor. Legacy Too Costly
_Singer. Sets
Mesa Visit
A series of sacred concerts
will be presented by singing
artist Joanna Martin at the
founiquare Church 1734
Orange · Ave .. Costa }.tesa
beginning at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Miss Mart in travels ex-
tensive})' min istering in
churches of many denomina-
Uom and bas appeared on
radio and television. The Rev.
Robert B. Jacobi reporta oho
is ·aJso a composer of gospel
IOllgS.
The recording ortlJt will be
singing w l t h lteftophonic
backing in a number of styles,
iocludiog Southern, N e a: r o
ipiritual, ballad and folk.
Mexican
Dance Set
A Melican danoe ln honor o(
OW-Lady of Guadalupe will be
bekl-Saturday, .J>ec. I, tm
from t p.m. untll 1 a.m. at the
Blesaed Sacrament Hall, 1407Z
Ollve St., Westminlttr.
Musk: will be by the Bob
Gmie Orchestra. '!be -tioa ii IS per penon. Tlcbtl
may be -by calJinC -· '!be dance ts ....,....ed by
St. Bonaventure O>urch.
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Gletmeyre. LllJl!UI Beach;
...-vi<e Sundoy. at to a.m.:
aermon "'lbanksgiving," by
the Rev. John M. Reynolds.
Netg-bood Conire11·
tioaal Cha~ of Lapaa
Beaclt, at 340 St. Ann's Drive;
service Sunday at IO a.m.:
guest aololst Miriam Kerr.
Eptsee,..r
St. Job tlae Divine
Eplc-1 Cllardl. at 2043
Orange, C<lota Mesa: service
and church ocbool sun<!ay at
I and 9:30 a.m.: service
Wednesday at 6: 15 a.m.,
Thuraday at 10 a.m.
St. JamtO Epfseopol Clnlttb,
at 3209 Via Lido, Newport
Beach,. service Sunday at 7:30,
and 11 a.nt; choir rehearsal
on Thursday.
Lutheran
ll<deemer \.utheru Chttb,
at tli3Sl Springdale, Hun-
tington Beach ; service Sunday
at 1:15 and 10:"5 a.m., church
school at 9: 30; sermon by the
Rev. Harold Tietjen. executive
secretary of ~1issions,
Southern Call!oria District.
Lalheru Olar<b of the
Pliuter, at 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona del M a r ;
service Sunday at .10 a.m.,
church llChoQI at I; aermm
"Abl.e to Stand,"1by the Rev.
Paul Rmneis: Thanksglvtng
service Wedneeday et 7·:30
p.m.
·Cllrtsi Lattimui t'llareb. at
760 Victoria, Costa Mesa
service Sunday at 8: 15 and 11
a.m., church school and Bible
study at 9:30; sermon "Living
in Grace," by the Rev. L.V.
Tornow.
Gloria Dd Llltheru Cllan:b,
at 33501 Stonehill Drive, Dana
s.wrc1o11,· Nomnbtt 18, 19n
Pulpit & Pew
a.m., church scbool at tf:IO;
aermon by the Rev. Donald P.
Bankson; Thankqlvinf Feast
Sunday; Thanbli~ aervt ..
on Nov. Z3 at JO a.m.
Fattll Lu1beran OW'~b. of
Caphlnnlo Beech. at 31381
Calle Portola; service and
church school Sunday at 9 and
10:30 a.m.; sermon "Are You
Doing More Than Holding
Ywr Family Together?" by
the Rev. James Knotek: 10:30
a.m. Thanksgiving service
Thursday; Wednesday Bible
clau at 7:30 p.m.: 'I\.~y
youth sessleo at 7:30 p.m.
t'llrtsl Loku OaM ol
Saa Clemeale, at UlU
Cimino Capistrano; service
Sunday at JO a.m., church
school at 11: aermon 1'11wi
Great Quest," by the Rev. J
Emory Ackerman; cbildrtn
asked to bring canned foods
for needy in Orange County;
young people's trip to Camp
Yolijwa SatW'day, Nov. 18;
Mrs. ~tartha Nlebanck speak-
ing to women Tuesday at 10
a.m.; Thanksgiving service
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.,
sermon "The A r t of
Thanksgiving"; th ose at·
tending are asked to bring
canned or hot food! for
Interfaith service Center.
Prince of Puce Latbtru
t'llorc~. 1917 Mesa Verde
Drive, Costa Mesa; service
Sunday at I and ll a.m.,
sermf?D "Confidence," by the
Rev. Aodrn.C. Anderaon :
Thanksgiving Day Pageant at
I and 10:30 a.m~
MethetHat
a.m.: aennon "'l1>e Secret of
the Giit," by the Rev. Ford R.
Miller: youth CJ'OUPI' &mday
at 1:30 p.m.: Btble study Fri-
dey at 10 a.m.: Reclamation
Day Satw'1ay 8-11 a.m.
r.1esa Verde U al & e d
Metbodtst Church, at 1701
Baker St., Costa 1tf e s a ;
service and church school Sun·
day at 9:30 a.m.: sermon
"We've Got the Whole World
in O\lr Hands," by the Rev. B.
Lothair Green.
Uotventty umw Metllocfht
Cllardl. al IKl2 Culver Road ,
Irvine; oervlce and church
achoo! &mday at 9 and t0:30
a.m.: termOD ''111anb for the
Future," by the Rev. Ron
Alllaoo.
PnsQUrian ()Im.......,. PmbyteriU
Clmrtb Of San J u a D
c~. at 32202 de I
Obispo: -and chur<h school Sunday at 10:30 a.m.,
adult clas3 at .9:15; gathering
of food and money for Casa
Blanca Home· of Neighborly
Service.
SL ADdttw'1 Prtsbyteriaa
Oaurcb, at 600 . Sl Andrews
Road, NewpotrBeacll: servtce
and dwrtb school Sunday at 8,
1:30 and 11 a.m.. church;
se~ "X-ray Eyes," by the
Rev. Cllarles H. Dierenfleld.
Pmbyterlu Clrar<b ol ...
eov....i, at 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa M~: · Jlel'Vice
and ch1m:h ochool Sunday at
1:30 and 10 e.m.: sermon
"Where tbe Roads Cross," by
the Rev; Bruce A. Kurrie ..
First Ualted Met bod f •I Rel'_, __ Sriestee
Qmn;b .t Foutain VaUe\I, at -.--l&'l25llusbarOSt~ountiur-amrct>-oI-RdlP>Uc~
Valley; service and church of Lapna Btacll. at 20062
school Sunday at V and !0:30 Laguna Canym. aervtce Sun-
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day at 9 and 11 a..m., church
schopl at 9; sermon "Peace Ip
the 1Mi!lst of Chaos," by tht
Rev. Henry Gerhard; 'lburs-
day lectures at 10 a.m.
Olurcb of Rellcfou1 Sdenct
of Corona del Mar , at 14111
Pacific Coast Hwy.: service
and church school Sunday II
II a.m.; sennon ''ComJ
Before Wlnler," by the Rev.
Eleanor C. Jackson.
l/nltarlan
l/11h,era.itst
Uaivenfty Ualtarta• COm!
mimlty, at . ~ S8Qdburi
Way, Irvine; service !ait!ay
at 10 a.m.; sermon Abe otlt-
nlan, vJce cbainnan of u-y
Service Committee.
U a It a r I a a Untvenalltt
Clmttll, al t259 Vk:tort1 St.,
Costa Mesa; terVice Sunday
at 10:30 a.m.: sermon '"Ibe ,
An of E-lonal S e rf
Defense." by the Rev. Rexford
Styuns. guest minister from
Long Beach Unitari an
UniversaUst.
t'ariou1
Congregations
Ualted Cllarcb ol OrlJI.
Sllepkrd of !be H II ts
Coqrq1tioaalc21631 La Vida .
Laguna Niguel; attVice and
ch1m:h acbool Sunday ot 10
a.m.; aennon "At the End of
Your Rope," by the Rev,.
David Sandberg ; adult aession
at 8 p.m.
Temple ~ David ef
Or111111e Ooaaty, at 4 t1I Katelli.
Ave., Los Alarnltmi : JerVlce
Friday at 8: 15 p.m.; Bar
Mltzvah 9Cheduled; 0 neg
Shabbat followi ng service;
carnival Nov . 28 at 11 a.m.
Point; service &mday at 10-------------------.
Flnt stngle1 Clmreb. at 1310
E. Wa lmit , Orange ; service
Sonday at 11 a.m.; sermon
"Whal ~ Psyd1othera py -A
Live Demonstratkm," by the
Rev. Richard Chen; Bible
study at 6:30 p.m. ' 2 Churc1ies
To Present
'Messiah'
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Churth end Our Lady Queen
of Ange!, Catholic Church wlJJ
join fore<s tbls Christma•
Se&!Oll to offer to the Newport
Harbor Cornmunlty t w o
performanceo of Handols'
"MeSlliah." ••
Approximately 75 singen
~ill partk.ipate in t h e
perfonnanceo.
Sunday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m.,
Lea Van Dyke will direct the
cholra al the Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church. On Dec. 17,
at s p.m. a-Godsball will
dtred the cboin It Our Lady
Queen d Angelo Catholic
Cburdi. AU memben d the
c<>OUDUDlty are wel<une to at-
tend . A free.will offering will
be liken.
Supplies
Gathered
For Center
Scripture Isn't Timid
When It Talks l\loney
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Some preachers ~m to set meal-In tht mouth when It
comes time to talk about giving.
They're afraid they may olfeod touchy rnembe" o1 tile
congregation lf they. really lay tt on the line about the duty
of aoy tinceni Oriltian or Jew to give generously lo his
church or aynagogue.
The Bible diaplaya no ouch reluclan« to speek plain-
ly •bout glvl{lg. Both the Old Testament and the New Testament are
quite bhmt 1n 11)'1nc that God likes generosity and detests
stinginess.
THE MOSAIC law of tbe Old Tcatanient, known to
Jewa .. the Torah, iay• down the unqualllled rule that
each -..... ooe-tentb ol bla total lncome to God.
'lltis "Uthe" may be paid In the form ol doaattcllll to
church or charity. Flillog to pay K In full ls tutamounl
to "robbtng God." ( ~ who tblnb the Utblng r<qulrement baa ....,..
boW been • repealed or modilled by l\lbaequeOt SCripQn
will aeardi the Btble Ir. vain for any evidence to IUppor\
bis vtewpolnl On the eontnry, the pnl!lhell Ind w1,. men who came
along later In Israel'• biltory troated the tltbe aa • min-
imum roqulrement, and urged the devout to go beyond It
In making olferinga and glvin& alma.
Newpon Uaty Clmrcb. at
15th and lrvioe, Newport
Beach; aervke &mday ll It
a.m., Thanksllvlng servlctc
...,,,.. by tbt S... Loreh D.
Fllckqer. .-
Foanqaare Chrc ... at 17a4
Orange Ave., O'.>lta Mell';
service Sunday at U a.m.. f
church school at 1:45; .ennon
at 7 p.m. by the Rtv. Robert
B. Jacobs; concert by Joanna
1tfanln, gospel record I n.g
artist, at momtnc aerv~;
youth .ervice at $:4$ p.m.
Clirtst t'llarcll by IM Sea, at
1400 W. Balbol Blvd., Newport
Bead!; 1ervlce Sunday at 1:39
a.m.; aennon "Feast of tbe
Tabernacles," by the Rev.
Roy Gery.
Nuns Make
1st Request ~
For Welfare "GIVE AIMS from what you posses1 and never give
•ith a grudging eye," uy1 the Book of Tobit. "Do not
tum your face from any poor man and God wlli not tum ifOUSTON. Tex. !AP\ -
away Hls face from you." Some 30 elderly R o m a n
The same theme 11 erprwed cleB.rly ln lhe teachlna Cathollc nuns. llvinf. ln what
of Jesus. 1 had bttn a 1tl .wfOdtnt
"Give to othcrl and God will ctve to you," He Aid. Dominkan convt.nt here. h.a\•e
"You wtlf ttedve 1 full meaaun. 1 generous belplng. aaked the state for welfare
'!be United Pr<s .. •erian poured Into your hands. all that you can hold. '!be -money to pa y their room 1M
"" you u.Uor othen Is the <!!" G<lcl will -for yw." bolrd Women ~ San ~vnr In -of bla aennona .......sedln Uii :ist1nllli1>t.t of ff tb. 1ppl1<all0nl. mode to
Capistrano community Clmrch St. MattbeW'• ppel. .Jesua •trooclY lmplled the ..,. .,... the local office of the ,..._ ~~pie foodl '::,. ~ 11deratbl that will carry ""1 ftiPI ---be-Wtlfll< Deportment f a I t
k the _, fora God Judgibtlll will be -they've -.... Wftk. ..... _ .... the -stoc emt:i l"ICY IUl>Ply e-or oelllA all .,.... e . w o u I d ,_m
abelvto " the Caaa -Homed Neighborly :;.moo. I '11111: AP0Sn.B Plld. who lll'Oed bla °"" U.tna • I oboal 1121 monthly In Old Ap
comm u n I t y c:ll1t.r In tenta>1 ... and tblrefon had oo aellsttvln& -1n !Ill ,,_...,. poymoots from tho
aoutlnml Rl-. -.. d the ~. told the --'-~ ol Corinth aat• ol Texaa. _., S111<r J_,,tdne Mar1Jn.
COnlrlbutlonl wlD be recelv-they lbould live llberally to the aplitep o1 tho w11ote Ol-IJ. tttUJm of the Sacnd Ii.rt A new staff member, Mr.
r.tk has actively aerved there
for the past 10 years, wortlng
witlJ: the young people and as
Sunaay school superintendent.
This June marked the
termination or JS ye a r a
teaching and coaching in
public school~ The last eight
years he was e.t Costa Mesa
High, and the pL<t 2 years he
was 4 !w.ll·lime coul\lr.lor.
READING, Pa. (AP) -'l1lo Mennooltes art an old
world sect. whose legacy often I! 1alid. •
lo Berks County, that legacy could be priced .out of
exlstence, a threat that baa cauaed a handful of Mennon·
ltes naar here to look to the We!t fOf their future.
ed on Sundly and 1nyone llln _,,,.ruty, wlllch Included llWll' poor and 1P1 · c.nvent of the llDmlilic.h
Cath I' wlshlnc to ahare In tbla eervlce people. Sislm. ckdlntd to commml O JCS may brinl ltema !JI the And what<ver you 11vt. he 11id, dOlli live It srudl· on the •~lcotton• other thin
chun:h. S220Z Dtf Oblapo. at inflly. bel 'In Crisis' the l :tl 1.m. adult cloaa or "Each°"" should give." he 111d. "not with rtsrel or to "Y were "' pco-
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Neil Peek. his -wife, Dee.
an<f their family ~re honored
at a party ,tven by the churdl
at the Peelt Family Terrace
Room.
Tbanbgiving
Testival Set
The Couples Clu~ of St.
Wilfrid's Chun:b wUI hold Ill
Annual Thank51tv1n1 Fntlval
thli eveninl at 7:!0 In tlie
Pariah .hall. at me wtllb ,St.;
Huntlniton Beach.
There ll oo charge for the-
e v e n I n &,' s entertalrunent,
""1ch wlli feature 1 -crest
led by Mrt. Clati<e Caley Oii
pttno. for furlhtr ln-
for mallon, call IG·TS!J.
"The !armer is being PUJhed out." explains TltOJ R. VATlCAN ClTY IAP\ _ the tO:!O worship and church out of a senae of duty, for God loves I cheerful 5lver." ~y llortoa. pr 0 ar 1 m Martin, o 33-yellMlld Mennonite minster who Is !Jlkinl
hi.a wife , four &On$ and two dauehten to MiSIOW'l. Jean Cardinal Danlciou. • acbool hour. . Tbat'1 I good teit to remember l'l>en you're vt•lted dlrecl« for the Texas Welfare
memllcr of the Vatkln cur11. '!be children will present this fall by • eanv.-fl'O<ll your ehur<h or aynaiope. Dtpanm<OI her<. ll1d * "A lot of young people like to farm." he ,.ys, "hilt
it's too e1penslve for the:m in the East."
Martin just sold hb ......, dPl' !um for '75.0lltl.
or ·"72 an acre. He and another larintr are buying an
~ plot In M!uourt -""'* the Mwilllppt Rlver
from Quincy, lll. -'!Or fi40,000, ar about ft'7 an acre.
·u y1 the Romao Catholic their st«• during the lltr'1ce or the United f'und, or llll' otbtt q..cy th1t ....., tbt ficlals had to de I• rm ld't
Olorth It undergoing 1 serious before 1olng to their clwes. bodily or aplrttual needs o1 human beinc~ wh<ther • -ooWd be 1o-
Pope Lauds
Miniom
VATICAN crrv (AP)
Pope Pl.ill VI d esc r ibed
m1 .. 1onar1a ..... u1 • • "c:hampiom or 1 p I r l t u a l
IV!rol!m, vohmt"" wlthollt
re•·ant explorfrt ,. I t h o u t name aod mlrt)'n without &lory.,.
. During • customary Sunday
!WI bleaatn;, the Pope told
tha crowd -la Sl Peter'•
$quaro that thfs W I I
MissloolrJ Sltndoy.
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crl111 beeallM o I mi1in· '!be ln1<rpmatioa • n d ~ed • • "fam!IJ,"
terprrlations ol the dlrtcllv., Stewsrdshlp Oommltttt d the~;=:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;iJF~~~~~~~~;,~:;:;~;...;~~~
d the F.cumeoical Oom\cll. cl>lrdl. undtr l!Je fl\lldlla-;; .,. ....... 4:1:-• .................... ....... "One IJll't .-kins o1 Elder ll1N>ld w 111 b a rt • 11111 dies ... ~ ... ""lfll CIOf ..... ·"·.,_ ...... ..-.~
"""'111' ' el:ke 11"" ...,_., '40 •' •• • ...,...i bu.t of --• chairman. Is anlictpltinl .. ,.._. • Sci ._,, t.be French-bonl <llrdtnal aald even (ftOter r-llwi IAistill llltl _, Church PlllDB ,_.t1y -II\ Int.mew lut year. when two carloodl Li.ton lo llnthond U· Tll lST CllllCll If If! S-SCDCE . '
on Vatlcan -oJ food -• <lonlted. pe<lencll. Th i& -·1 ef Friday Dinnerslliiii~~~~;;;;;;;;r;;;-;,-,;---, --1 ~am: NIW"'~-·T 11ACH
~ t ....... Clonlo .. .,.. __
M<mbeil and pesta o1 l'WllT DAT" .I l -....__ LM ...,.i..1
..... ~ "' Ill ..... ~ ~ nan· orial park .............. .. """""q ... --, ......... u ,,.. p1aon1q po11uc11 it-. . '"' 411-1wc.n-... THE REVEREND ALBERT BURKE "'
wM}y on Fridl1t al t :ao 1111 AM IOCM.fM-.,... ..
~~I~ <J.,-~ TH So11th1Mut1 Moll BtMlli/111 111.1-11.L "l\i[ POWER Of POSITIVE ''TllMKING"
West Recrt•tlotl -Mneon.Ji SunMy, No•IMM• "· 1m -It:• A.M. UnfYefllty Park, IMne. ~"* . GMU•ti1• • CIMtlM H••• •• lt. 1m SuwUy Scheel ,,...... at .... ..,,.. ..... -" r..-inform•tl••· p11tR ea1l •2u.,•1TREES of the WORLD :a thecllm:liefllce.1t1-1111. .., THI AllEi UVING CIMIB
Nov. 17 IVenl will -•I !Oft 8-a..141 AftG ond Otmlpt m At111•1 ...... C-Mete
'111anl<Clv"-theme. .....,;i ~~~~~===-1°"~'""""'°;~~A~..,.; .. ~.~S3~f.~1~1~t1~.1 ~~~~~~~~t_.::~1~w~1t~Y~O,.~l~ll~W~l~l~C~OM~1~1.::::._J Trlua wlD lie aololll. 1-' .,., .} 1
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Men in
Service
Army captain Fred c. Of.
fenbau.ser Jr., whose parents
live at SS1 Vio Udo Nord,
Newport Beach, recenUy com·
pleted a field artillery officer
advanced course at the U.S.
Army Field Artillery Center;
Ft. Sill, Okla.
•le received instruction in
i;unnery_, guld_ed m I s s i I e s ,.
artillfry transportation, target
acquisition, tactics-combined
a rm s, communicalions-elec-
tronics and logistics.
Army Warrant Officer
l\tarU.n J. Adams, son of l\tr.
and l\lrs. Clifton L. Adams,
285 Sierks, Costa P.t e s a ,
recenUy completed a five-
week medical training course
for Army Medical Departmeol
aviators at the U. S. Army
Medical Field Service School,
Brooke Army l\fedica1 Center,
Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.
His wife, Karen, lives at
1627 Harbor Crest Circle, coron·a-det-Mar: · -
"'1my. ·Privtltt Bradford R.
BordQ. son of .Mr. and Mis.
Ross M. Borden, ~443 C.Ollege
Drive, Costa P.1esa, recently
completed basic training at
the U.S. Army Training
·ecnter, Armor, Ft. Knox, Ky.
Pvt: Borden received
training with Company A. 15th
Battalion of the 4th Brigade.
The soldier is a graduate or
Costa Mesa High School.
Navy Leiutenant ( j u n I o r
grad<) Edwlnl J. Ma~
cbrowb, soo ol Mrs. John A.
:P.1ajchrowia of 15482 Ver-
mont, Westminster, w a s
honored by lhe Navy League
Council in Honolulu as one of
the nominees for the annua'I
Pacific a r e a outstanding
junior officer award.
He was .nominated for his
leadership, individual achieve-
men t , outstandi ng
performance of duty and
participation in community
activities.
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Trojans;; Bruins .. ~hrash ~It . Out: -' . SC :-hy 14
LllS ANGELE$ (AP) -Soulhem Cal tho .,,.,.., ~ ~ televloed
and UCLA match poftrtul oll .... loday -llar1I at 5 ID lie~ eou-m.
in the crwstown batUe !or 1 trip lo tho Ila.A bu ~#laUol Ill NpUllJlan thla
Rose Bowl but the winning COldi prob-year'oa tho -011 ..... BUI BNlll5 •
ably wUJ wiDd up <,IWl\Di .,... hll •1 coec11 ~ llildler1 ..,.,,
defense. • • ' \ Ulf we Wint ft WUl be1because of our
The nationally top.ranked Trojans; 9-0, defense."
are unbeaten in their last 14 games, USC·cooih ~olm McJC4y ..,., "I think
longest ouch streak in the'naUon. ~ la the team that Wini this glllM wW be the
a two-touchdown favorite against the 1-2 ~ team that .plays the \Je!L defense."
Bruins of UCLA, who are ranked No. 14 , It's UCLA's ~sonte.wbat m a I I g n e' d
in the nation. · defense, however, that makes USC
Since the Bruins have one Paclfic-3 favoted to remain on the trail of its third
defeat, USO goes lo the Rose Bowl u the national championship lince 1962.
conference champion by beating or tying Rodgers admits concern. "Our defeoM
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II ~We only 11ar1 ..,. --a ,...._, qudlioa mart bol It Despite IOme 1lUtudet like Wood's, -AJ1i1!1 Ellll -1ol thll baa given up only '1 Jl9ln& and~fld Rodgen 11)'1, "There h., to be IOO>e
de!_ bu lllf{onnta,\Jndiir p.-ft." the o11 .... 1.....,..-r1y 40 pinll a I anger to play thll 1-. But tt'1, iu# eo-
,ffe died the Bruiill' J0.17 1W01H1f01> gome bj' pmldlaa tt &OOCI !leld pooill<Jo. ' minute 1...,-. Thea It's over and don4
_.. upoll 11 U.10pftalr.ed -.U 11 SOphomore lb>oi,oq.r l\lchard Wood with ... "
calll tbe ~!J and wou1a baV. illarted The Trojans are more bllanced -Z,301 Ott TV T'4ftl• afa-fmbmlll:'ll)'S Ml:Kly. "I've~ y.nll rushfn8 and l,elt Jllllil>c. Senior
1 CIMi•. -7 at S •. -11'1lcMJCLA1'1 ..,..._w-oocb"l've 'alwa'1 ·QUll1¢>adt Mike Rae baa CGlppleted 56 bated them. ' • percent, ol 142 puses and aopbnore Pal
Jn ouJstlmding ~IV< performance., Bre!Jiera ROd and Fred McNelD a.rjl Haden hu"thrown-!or aev.n touchdowns,
Yet UCCA rants oeven In the elghl· divided, Rod 1 USC lallback alid Fred'1 The USC receiving corps la -\leep and
team P~ in l9lal ddalac, glviiii '"•P:.-.;;CI;A_de_ve end. They'll lltl ulcle talented-tight end Cutrles Young; wide
361.8 yardi a game. clooe fraternal r.<llngs during the game, receiven J. K. McKay, the coach 's son: I~ defeats were to Michigan, 26-9, and says Rod, then pick up the loser_ with free Edesel GarTi.son, who averages 25.9
Washingtoo 111-U. SO.them Cal's delplle tlckell lo tbe Role Bowl. yards a catch, and Lynn Swann, who also
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run.s from the 0 1" and re.nm.a punt.I tor 1
17.4-yard average.
The riaht to play In the Role Bowl has
been oo the llna IC -times i9 the USC.
UCLA series that dales back to It'll. 'l1le
last time was 1989 when USC won 14-12. Troy hasn't beaten UCLA'. lince;-loslng
J>,20 jp l\17D_an!ll!!!!Ylna a 7-7 draw last
year. USC leads the serles 22-lM.
Win or lose, .says Rodgers, hia team
·will-have enjoyed-more .succesa Jbao.Jle
expected. "We came iii with nothing and
v.·e end up playing for the Rose Bowl. Oh.
we knew we had good players but 'alo'e
""'ere coming off a poor season."
Oregon War;
It's Beavers,
Ducks.Toda
Swnf ord vs Cal
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' CORVALLIS (AP) -There are liteme
football rivalries across the country, but
in Oregon there's only one Bi&: Game.
They call it the Civil War.
It's Oregon vs. Oregon State today in
the 75th renewal of what may be the
country's most fierce in-state rivalry.
Big Game Renews
--75,000 ·Expected
BERKELEY (AP) -The attrtiction at
Caliromia's Memorial Stadium today
matches a pa1r of second division teams
in .the Pacific-8.
The Rose Bowl is just a fond memory
for Stanfohi players, and a· dream at
least three' years away for Cal.
some.thing to worry . about. Freslunan
Vince Ferragamo will be the Bears'
starting quarterback, and he has one of
the nation's best pass receivers in Steve
Sweeney .
Oregon is 3-7, OSU U , but the two
teams coold both be 0-10 and still clash
before a sellout crowd. From one side of
the state to the other, they'll pour intO
Parker Stadium S!IJu_rd!ly_ lo i.. if (ll
Oregon State can mend its mastery in
the series or (2) Oregon can halt OSU's
eight-game winning streak against the
Ducks.
But. it's the 75th Big Game between the
~!ball rivals and about 7$,000
fans will be there. The game meam as
much to them as always.
S\lo·eeney has caught 12 of Cal's 19
touchdown passes this year. Stanford
passing star Mile Boryla has lhrown ror
12 touchdowns. with 7 of them going to
little Eric Cross.
A lot of passing is expected, even lf the
field ill wet from the rainy week.
Oregon State hasn't lost since 1963, and
OSU roach Dee Andros has a 7--0 record
in the game he says makes a seasoo -
"whether you're 0-JO or 10-0 going in."
Oregon coach Dick Enright, hoy.iever,
has what may be the ace and .probably
the main reason why Oregon is a slight
favorite. He has a girted ·quarterback in
_... D4.n Fouts, one of the nation's top
passers. .. ~ ,_...__
And Fouts, a \.foot-3 senior from San
Francisco, will be dueling wjtb an OSU
frtshman -Steve Gervais.
Fouts, who holds I.9 school offense
records going into his final collegiate
game, is one of mllllY CaJifcniians lured
to . the two cam~ who learned first-
hand about the intez}lity of,.the rivalry. •. "' Ul"tT .........
.. I remember Dan. Fol.its two years UCLA'S ROB SCRIBNER (21), KERMl f JOHNSON Cln. FACE use TODAY AT COLISEUM.
agO,'' Eruight recalled. "He bad a great
sopboo}ore year and Ulen went into this
gapie. He bad ,hia wwa~p.me·""• ·
"But be cani1,.bilck UJl'ii?w and bad a great day,"~~...._ loA ag'ain
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on the quarter.back;" aa)'!· Enright, a -
SOuthern Call!ornUi graduate ln bis first "
year as head coach. "I'm glad we're
going In with ·a senior. Dan's done· a
great job for us.•; ,
But Gervais has a lot of talent, both
coaches agree, and Andros calls the 19-
year-old from Puyallup. Wash ,, "a fine
quarterback who dld a' good job against
California" last week in Oregon State's
~23 win.
H~kies Face
Cougars¥y;
Sixkiller Set
SPOKANE, Wash , (AP) -It'll he. the
arm versus the leg today when Sonny
Sixkill er and Ken Grandberry, " the
P a c I f i c -8 Conference's co-offensive
players of the week, square off in the
Washington-Washington State football
battle.
While Sixkiller was throwing for 212
On TV TOt1G11
C1acn-I 7 ,at N-
yucia and directing his runners lo
another 152 in Washington's 30-Zl upoet of
UCLA last week, Grandbeny was car·
rying the ball a school-record 36 times
for 149 yards in a %7 ... 13 deciaion over
Stanford.
USC'S ANTHONY DAVIS (281 IS READY TO ROLL TODAY. IN ltOsE BOWL Dl!CIDElt.
But neither team needed a viewy lo
come into this traditional battle for the
Apple CUp aky higl)-,
"You know. those. Coup," said Six-
killer, tbe winning quarterl>ack tn lhe
last three meetings. "They're always
really out there to get us.''
"I will be extra ready for this one,"
Grandberry said, adding that he dldo't
play well against the Husklel last year.
"We want them to know .WSU is oo the
other •kle of lhe state."
!njcrles hJV< wealtwd "'both lides.
Cougar quarterback Ty Pllne, a muter
of lhe veer offeme, viralntd an ankle
1galnll Slanlord and bu been held ouf o!
ocrimmigel this week.
"We hope be'll be able to portlclpele in
practice before game time.'' coacb. Jim
Sweeney sakt. "U not, we'll get along
with ·Qmlle Pecil. ~· thlnt be'I' ready
16 shoulder the borden. •·
lJnebacter T<ID Poe Jm a IOI! 1Dkle
and ollens1ve tacllo Tom Wicmt his
been aul!eriJl( from the nu,
On the W aahlnitoo aide, tackle Qonly
GulM, 1 defensl .. 1t1ndOllt, Will mill his
final coll .. late game wtlh a knee lnj\Jry
and Panklr Fnd Dean la out with 1-,ull-
ed balllllrlnl. • ' salety Col JM<I, who mlued lut
,.. .. ~'I -wtllo I bruJaed kldDty,
!ullbacill Poll '!"A) 11 and Lulhlr Sl1gh
cind opllt ............ '--some contact work Lbll wee:: but all are
Olpacled to play.
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_ U.S.-Riusia Ol ympic Game Awakens, Britis'i
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LllNOON (AP) -"Thanks lo the coming &Won, More you ng peopl1 In
~ Amencansl the ·n er v o u 1 Britain are going to. want to play
• ... ,.., the coni.m Olympic o!llcllls balkelbill, ml moro people Will want
and Impeccable German dlldency, to •1lch ll"
ba!kelball baa bunl oo tbe scene • " . " Tbe gome bu never bad' much of a
Tbat la on utract from a 1etltt aent following in Britain, In rectnt yun It
ciut by a bultetball club In Uverpool, bu· mode remarkable heldwoy ln •
England, lli<1llJ !or mote lllppori in the ~ and youth cluba; bul tbere ore
....... -llil1 oaty. lbaut IUlO ........... playen.
11'1 .,. oample o! the 1mpect mode "Wt thmt thal obout IOO.• -
by thal dromatlc: U.S.·Ruasll !tnal 11 the pl11 hlMetbal1 at oome 1evd or odlor,"
MuniCli Olympico.· llillloao o1 en-UpA111Jd: .. ·11 11crowtni111 the'llmo."
watched U on i.levllion and jolned In the 'l'be publicity ol the U.S.-Ruulo thrillor
argument ...,. the ntro throe -1t IA Manldl coWclnl bave come 11 a bettor
the end o! the game which helped the Ume !or Wltetblll In Britain. For the
R·•'tm wla. • -• fint time a ..u.nal ~ ii beins rup.
. ..,...., tht llr1i dllw 1'I ld!loh public 811 .....,.. tamo ire due lo toke
-•n. -IWltt ol 'I it;odloJI.'' Slid Olillf and bocJI S'idli~ ... o!lldll..ol the Brll!!ltNa-ptrt~-· -~tton, near
lionll Blatalhlll Alll ~-"We ....,.. -lrt n f on LI • e r p ool Slre!llald,
,!he..,... c•-.""' ft'n.. i.;1m41l ... *t lleyll >Jr"*"'·
Siad or11re publldty. a.non wm Jllq 111 baml -1o a.
"W• ore tur1 M'1 ao1na to allow lo the aPona hill ol lhl AariCu ~ Ola.
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room for 4.000 -tolorl.
Tbe 1lx teams w.,. ldmltted lo the
new teague 1ft« giving jplll'-that
they could draw reuciroblt llJod crowdl.
"That WU bef"'"' tbe Olympics,"
lJpekl laid. "None ol .... Jw llf1 dou!3
now !bat the mnidl wm bl blrPr u.r.
Ibey .... mJdpata
"MIUlona In lllilF CIUFIU, lllldrad 11111
u.s .. ftwlll pme. 11 wu the ----1 could ,_u,ly ......... ,.
lJpekl, Who WU pma>I II the Olym-
pic !NJ, llld be belleVed iho Unlltd
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"It's a proud moment to be able to step
into the Big Game as a bead coach."
says Mlke White, a former Cal player
who DOW coaches the Bells. •
Tbe 36-yell!'<lld While bas been through
17 previous Cal-Stanford games -four
as ·an undergraduate, six as a Cal assis-
tant coach and the last seven as-a Stan-
ford assistant.
Stanford's new coach, Jack Chris-
tiansen, was also a Stanford assistant
before this season.
"As an assistant, you worry about your
owri little area, Now;· I've got everything
to worry about," he says.
'Mlree Cal quarterbacks, whom Chris-
tiansen rates ''about even," give Stan-
ford's highly rated defensive secondary
Sports In Brief
Stanford bu woo nine of the last l I Big
Games and has a 34-»4 edJ:e in the
series, longest in West Coast college foot-
ball , The leaders, who played as the In-
dians before changing their nlclcname lo
Cardinals this year, have a 5-4 record
this season. Cal Is 2-3.
The Cards were ·shooting --for a third
straight Rose Bowl ~ranee, but lost
their first Pac-8 game, 30-21 to Southern
Cal. they ha.ve lost four of their last six
games and .go into the Big Game with a
2-4 conference mark.
Cal is ineligible for the Rose Bowl until
1975 because of a penalt y imposed by the
National Collegiate Alhlelic Association
for recruiting violations by the staff of
departed Ray Willsey.
West Comes Through
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LOS ANGELES -Jerry West's free
throw and 18-fool jump shot with 36 sec-
onds left broke a tie and lifted the Los
Angeles Lakers over the Buffalo Braves
Io.l-100 Friday night.
West's free throw broke a 93-98 tie and
when the Braves failed to take a shot.
In the ne1t 24 seconds, Los Angeles got
the ball back and West hit the clinching
t>Pket. • The victory was the ninth :straight for
the defending NBA champions and 14th
triumph In the last 15 games.
The Lakcrs lralted llU3 with Boll to
play in the game liut reeled of( t l coo-
secutive points and alter that Bu!falo
never again led.
West scored %7 to lead the Lakers. Will
Q\amberlaln, the NBA'• leading field
goal perctntq:e shooter. was slJ for six
and has now made 115 of 143. .,.
NEW YORK -Esteban DeJesus
knocked Roberto Duran down in the fln;t
minute of the fig.ht and handed the world
·lightweight champton his first defeat
with a unanimous decision In a JO.round
~ille bout at A1adiaon Square Garden
FrTcTay night.
Hardly had the crowd of t.144 calmed
down from lhe lntroductkm lhan
DeJelUS sent Duran to the CIMU with •
left hook. The champion sot ol! bis back
at the C'OUDt of two and took a mandatory
ei&ht ('(ltlllt -and tl wu nothlnc but ac-
tion from then on until the final bell.
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FOXBORO, Mau. -Slate and F01t·
boro police 111d Frldoy they won"t
tolt!ralt "'acts of hooUganism •nd
dlsorderlv conduct" at \be 1wo remaining
New Eniland Patriots' home 1111\M al
Schaefer Stadium. I
In a joint ataterntnl, llul)lic Sarety
ComminJoncr John F. Kehoe Jr. 8Jld
Foxboro Chlef Daniel E. t.1c:Carthy udd
they are '"deeply l'One..'tmed by the e.1·
eessive rowdyism displayed 11 tM rettnl
home 1a~. .
"Many fans •·ere In 1 1tate of. io-
to1kaUotfwhen they le.fl the stadium and
drove onto the hlghwayi," 'Ulty-,.!Cl;
"Tbelr tmpotred pllysical condlllon
heaane I detrlnv!nt to pedeslrtw In the
po""1( lot and a1Jo J<opardlud the safe.
ty ol die ~ public. .. .,.
LOllDON -Ille Nut-at.RGmlnll
plo)'IC( _._..r -Frtday nieht lo
beot Jim Connon ol lle1le<llle, Ill.. H . 1-
4 (O< 1·,._ In the Deww <:.. DDll.
In thl !NJ tooi&lll. N-wtl1 plq
T'"" GarmM, u.L o..ia --&mtlt, ............. o...., ..... ., ....
Zo•land M . M.-'11111 wlU play !or a)lnlt
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baseball roach Gene Tanselli of racia l
discrimination.
·OSU President Robtrt P.1 It c V I c 3 r
released Thursday a Nov. 7 lcllcr from
the regional Department of Health.
EducaHon and Welfare In Scaltle an·
nooncinr;: the charges and infonning him
an investiga tion ...,as scheduled Dec. (;.I
in Corvallis.
1bc letter said the complaint.I were filt!d
with HEW 's Office of Civll Right.I ~·
Verdell Adams. former OSU baseball
player \lo'ho made a similar complaint
earlier this year. and James W. "'Bobby"
McCl•l'IY. who played on the OSU
football team last year.
J.n the complalnl. Adam! charged that
Tanse lli 'removed him from the team
becau:se of race. McClarty made the
same charge against Andros. .,.
RIO DE JANEIRO -South Alrica'1
Gary Player. using hit sarW wedge to
perfection. fired a one·undcl'-par II Fri-
day and held onlo a l'a!o'O-:!llroke lead after
tY.'O rounds of the $24 .000 Brazil Open golr
tournament.
Player's 36-hole tolal or Ill over the
tricky beach!lde and mountlllnous Cavu
Cow.try Club tOUl"lt ¥fas two ahot.s better
than Juan Quinteros of Argentina.
Qulntenn, however, tu med In Fridly't
best~. a ~r M, lncludln& an
eagle on the SOO.y11rd par 113* bole.
In third place at 13t. sb: shot.I behind
Player, was F.ngla.nd's Dou.c McClelland . .,.
. VTENNA -The A"'trinn Olympic
CommJtteie fonn1ll y decided Thundly to
enter a bid to stage the 1'71 Otyrnpic
Winier Games at IM!bruck. AUJtrta, she
of lhe 1964 Ciamn.
The JnternaUonal Olympic Com mlllee
annwnced lu1 Wedtnd•.Y th111t it WM 1e--
ctptln" new bids ltJ f't'Plttee: Drnvtr,
Colo , ~·hich announced Ill withdrawal. .,.
t.arry Clnrk's •yard touchckrwo run
wilh '" lntcr«pl«i -....., Nonbem llllnois' %.1-ll noo<Oiivt.rek'f football Yko-
tory over Col S11te I~ 8-11) Frtdoy
night at An>httm SUld!Um. .,.
llO'ITl!RDAM. 'Ille --S-Cicktoded Ari]..-Mhe o! Rlcllrnond,
Vo .. .ind No. i lftd Tom <*Ar ol ,,,.
Ne<her1Andl mnved 'into loda1'o llaal ol
the 1111.000 World ewm.-.p .-
Jnterna11onal _.,.., whh lllnlflm.
... -f'Tiltay. A.lbt. dilplly•na hit n--1n ,.
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The, incredible saga of the 1m Irvine
League foalball race conUnues.
make the key catoh of the 111111! with bJ.s
touchdown pasa from quarterback Craig
Way. But it waan't to be. Bullerdick
changed all that.
Edison Higb's Cbargen, I o · po i n t
favorites \o ell..-of Mapolla and gain
oo wone then a tie for the leag11< cban>-
pionabip and a certain ber1ll In Ille CIF
AMA plaJQffs, wero unable ta bold a
olx-polnt lead and Id! ta the fleollnels, 20-
J.!, before 5,800 fans.at Western H;gb.
Mipoua, beaten by six «her teanci
during the campaign, come bock with
two aecond baJf -ta derail the
Ediaon E2riw-Frlda1 --Despite the ma, the aili'len are still !:,':,.
-brth•rnce-!w-a-porlloa-ol-llle .. ~ ~
· crown and a pla)'Oll apol. U FounlaiJI ,
Valley (1-2) ~ta Senti Ana Valley (5-t) ""'"' tontghl at Senta Ana llowl It woold throw w., • .
the 1ooP Into a tbree-WIY tie for the --cro1!11 and oc1da .,. 111at all three would ~
receive lnvltatlonl to the ellmlnations. :,~
Should Fomitaln Valley lose or tie It H-l!Oel
would mean Ed1soo is second and would Tot•11
have an outside chance at gaining ID ln-•un.tdldl '
vilation. ~r::.,~td
It was a abocting turnabout for the =:::.
Qwgers, who appeartd to b a v e Sf•rt
everything IOinl their way. Mark 1°*•'•
Wetherbee bad picked the Oiargen up
with an 11-ypd -"down cat.di wilh 34
seconds rematnlnc In the baJf ta give
Edison a IH advantage.
And the third period started off u if klndrtid
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MARINA'S CHUCK SLINEY RETURNS PUNT FOR SHORT YARDAGE_ AS A TEAMMATE BLOCKS NEWPORT'S MARC WILSEY.
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another touchdown was going to be a
reality. But a fumble ended the drive at
the Magnolia 28 and then the Sentinels
unleashed tailback Monty Bullerdlclt and
the rambling back smaabed through a
toin EdiJon defeme tirDe after time in
leading his mates tO a pair of long
touchdown drives.
95-yard Run ·Paces 3\1-6 ,Newport W~n
The first wu for 'T% yards in nlne plays
with Bullenllck bulltng the final three
yards. By CRAIG SHEFF performance by Newport running back-°' IM D•llY "'111o1 s1•tt linebacker Jim Swick, a 220-pound senior
A 95-yard pass interception for . a who has dooe yeoman work all season
touchdown midway through the third Jong for the 1)rs.
~uarter turned a close game into a rout Swick bulldozed to 11& net yard, in·
.1o,. and propeUed Newport Harbor High to a eluding one-yard touchdown runs in the
· 31-i Sunset League football victory over first and fourth quarters. And he sparkl-
•••. Marina In the season fmale at ed on defelJle, being _ credited with 15
'.'· Wes1Jninster High. tackles.
::;·. Traill..ng 17-6 as the third quarter Swick. Neidhart and the rest of the
·: · llegan, Marina's Vikings drove from their Newport d~eue were almost a"-esome rJ·own 35 to the Newport Harbor four and ag~t the~ ,
; , apJIW'Cl ta bave the momentum to score -"""4,only pin JI-Ml Jll'ds on
" and put them back Into the game. the 8"f>Und f,.. the game and tl1e Vikings
, · But Vikings quarterback Greg Foster were held to jmt two yards in the initial _
·got hit hard by Newport 's Jim Neidhart .~lf.
attempting to pass and the Sailors• Gavin J.larin<i did ~ 171 yards thnlugh the
Hedrick picked off the errant throw and 'alr, bul 81 of that total came on one play
~ raced 95 yards . up the sidelines un-' in the 'first half and another 40 came
... touched. -· · ··after fiewport had the contest weu in
·---That gave Newport a 24-7 advantage hand .. ~ ' .and U was just about all over. Newport was the first to get on the
. ; .. T~ game featured a standout .board wlien quarterback Steve Bukich hit
" " " :.: lt.IV Dumped, 21·8
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' . • By ARMAND HANSON
DI' ._ Dlltt' l"i. Staff
Mission Vlejo's football rooters had
: plenty to cheer about as the 1972 season
·,, came to an end Friday night in spite of ~· lhe %1-3 Joss to El Modena.
"'" Sophomore Quarterback Dave Schmidt
• entered the game following the visitors
f: aecood touchdown mid way through the
third quarter and sparked lhe Dlablos of-
fenae with a aeries of sensational passes,
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, the majority of them to underclassmen
Kevin Elton, Bob Batts, Bob Freed and
Marl< Maurer.
AhA!r Million Viejo gave the ball back
ta El Mode11A at the eod of the tbinl
quaNr, the risitors xor.d an lmurance
TD to like a 11-0 lead willl 7:03 left to
p1a,.
Then the DtablOll put on a drlve of tbe'ir
own, covering && yards with Dave
Cald...U divlq over the goal for the TD.
Following two penalties on the con-
fflllon atl<tnpt, Caldw•ll ended up div· Jn& over from lhe one for the two-point
t'Or1Vtt1ion.
. El Modena'• first two touchdowns
~me on passes from Tim Tlvenan , the
!Int ta Kirt Kennedy with t : 111 left In the
lint half the oec:ond to Jim Christopher
with .3:04 left In the third quarter.
Kenn<dy acored the third TD midway tbroc.IP the fourth quarter on an eight
yard nm.
Famblol played a promlnant part In
the pale, DOI beCIUIO they decided
llfl7lllinl. aJtlloaP 111e vflil<n' 11t1t ro
1oiJowei1 a -Viejo loN on their 17·
yanl llDe.
The rains le(t their mart on the fie
with even the offlctal1 h•vin( troub
keeping their footing In the slushy goin .
Ball handling was dlfflc:ult and yet the
were not as many fumbles as expec ,
in spite of several bobbled hand 3.nd
pitch-outs.
How as many passes were completed
by both teams was surprising. Many
were dropped by receivers who were
sltiddlng es they attempted to reach for
the throws.
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teammate Dana Kemper with a 25-yard
pass for a TD late In the tnltial quarter.
Bob Unvert's first of four PAT1 made
it 7.IJ ••
IL ' e 14-<I a few minutes later on
Swick' one-y1rd plunge.
. after Marina had cut the gap to
eight 1(.U ) on a 011e-yard dive by Dan
Wells,1 Uovert kicked a 23-yard field goal
to set the stage for Hedrick's heroics.
Newport finished the Sunset campaign
with a 3-4 mark while Marina was 1-6.
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Btu Stark for a four-yard .touchdown pass
play and the handwriting was on the
wall .
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Ediaon's deepest penetratioo after lllat
was the Magnolia 44.
.!oo Coach Vince Asaro's Chargen opened
it up early like they bad no worries, roll-
ing 20 yards In three plays following
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Jack Haynes sped over from .seven
yards out but Dan McPberlon's first of
two PAT atlempb was botchecl by a bad
snap.
Edfaon's running game was hampered
with the absence of tailback Fred
Hernandez, who carrled only once late in
th• game due ta a rib Injury.
Magnolia went ahead briefly on Kin·
dred's sneak, then Wetherbee seemed to
JfM STIU.Ull (LIFT! Of MARINA MISSES PASS AS ERIK ESCHER Dl,INDS.
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Kickboxing Due FV!!s Aee 2nd in Supernationals Eli111s
SACRAMtliTO -The 1tate would
,.gulate "ldcf<lloaJn1" -I tpOrt popular ONTARIO, CaJU. (AP) -'Ibo nlns
In 'rha1lllld -"under a meallll'I! winning •topped and track ncordl !di FrldO)' u
an oby troll\ on Alaembly cornmlt,.. the third 1Mual Natlonil Hot Rod
, W=Y· II Sllte Department of ' AISOClatlon'1 Supernatlonal dr&f """''
eon.umor'1ttalrt dllqlalel, 1 ... than llO got under way at Ontario Motor
nina hls machine down the qumtl"'mllc
strip in 6.227 seconds. It bettered the
COUl'IC record of 1.$3 set Wt year by
John Wi<he of N•wton. Kan.
funny car qu11lfitrs. Jtis time was also .a
coune rteard, ~lterinflhe t .M la~t
yl!:ar by Don Schumacher of Park Ridge.
Ill.
Chrysler team, la boYtOtUnr U1IJ )"•r's
NHRA spectaculBr because or a rules
dlspui. with the llPOO'Orinl •ltncY'·
llnice Walker of Hickory, !i.e.. and
Barry Poole of Chatham, Onl., Clnada,
wero oecond and thlnl In Pro Stocki.
Records Fall;
Rustlers Rout ·
Harbor 36-14
BY HOW ARD L. HANDY
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WILMINGTON -It was a '""""1..mt·
tering year for the Golden West College,
football team that culminated the win-
ningest season ever with a come-from.
bebind 31-14 Victory over the Los Angeles
Harbor Seabawlr.s Friday nlibt be,. .
ruck ruce, Bill Comellul aDiJ Brttt
Wblte oel-m<>il of the Individual marks
bu\ the v!ctoly waa aJao No. ....,, for
the team, ecllpsing the previous high of
.slJ: in 1969.
Rice acored three touchdowns against
Harbor on plunges of one, three and two
yards and bad a 40-yanl scamper on bis
second effort to bring his season Sl'Oring
total to 106, a high at GWC. He also
scored in seven straJght games, another
record.
Cornelius was never better as be bit six
of nine attempts for 185 yards and a 42·
yard scoring pass to Randy Cobb ta
become Golden West's all-time career
total yardage leader. lliJ unolftcfal stats
for two yean are 2,~ yards total of •
tense and 2,115 passing, bolll r<eords.
Friday night's game willl -waa
antk:lfmotic following a '°'8 ta Soutbem
Cali!ornJa Conference chemploo Rio
Hondo a week earlier but from the
y of the Rustlers, it was a..nny e9i-
t this was the case.
The game waa played on a mudd,y fiefd
that made running treacheroul. but tt
didn't seem to afrect ruce, Pat Thorpe or
Harbor's outstanding back, Ro n
Cheatham.
Thorpe wu called on re]2eatedly for
smaabes up the middle, c8111'ing for 138
yards on 20 occuions, hls busiest night of
the year. .
But the most jolting spark to the GWC
offense wU provided by Cobb. Harbor
scored first on a 30-yard Qeatham nm
willl 2:14 left In the fu'SI period.
Cobb then toot the enauing kfcfioff al
bis own five-yard strip and returned tt 9'
yards to the Harbor """ Rice went ...,. oo the nm pt., and added a IW1>1JOtnt
conversion to make It U.
Early ID the aecond period. Oobb toot a
pus f'nlm OirneliUI at the Harbor 10 and
spun away from two wouJd-be tactlers to
acore en a Q.yard effort and White kick·
ed the flflt o( five conversions. It was
never ch••• again with Thorpe putting the
frosting on the cake with a 11-yanl sprint
up the middle for the final GWC score.
Defensively, Jim Potter, Dfcf Fer-
ryinan, Steve Hell and the secondary that
intercepled rour Harbor aerials, stood
out.
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qagw ID klekbo1Jng l n Speedway. 1.,..-i+-I "'Allll llil 'ifaulllOrT"""ta-Jn. ' Marlne-.hollcoptm_ ~~ dry the ~ tiie Silla i\lfilellc Commlaaion track an.r u.... uyi ot nln earlier 1n-
Second or UI top rue] quallllm was Pat
B•kln of 0.ytoo. Ohio, In UA5 M<Onds
and third ,,., national champion Gory
Beck ol Edmonton, Alta., C.Ooda, In
Ul4. In all, H ol the 11 qUallllert bo~
tered the Gld courae record.
Second in funny car"· quali fying "'as
Dive Beebe of An•heim In 6.502 and
third WllS Tom '1Mongoose" McEwen of
FOtlntaln Valley, tn 6.579.
Fuel Bike driver Dont\y Johlllon of
Winston Salem, N.C., drove bJ.s Harley
O.vtdaon t.ln a reconl 1.711 In ~uall·
fylng lint In that .. ~.
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....W be altael bJ a 110 llcallle lee per lltl -hid latm the duo! olf the
-· lllo ·-aaJd. trick, iniliil II fut. . 'Illa A-wr w.,. Ind .,..., COm-Don Mooaey, a veteran drtnr from
lllltloo -1M to -lllo blll -Senta Monica, lpld to Ille top qua111)1ng ~ bJ Sen. o.r,t ~ Ume In Ille top fuel ellmlnitor class, run-j t -' I . •
Formtal. na~ champion Danny
Ongal.s l Cerlshad, drove his 'CUda
down the strip In 8.115 l<CUlda to top II . r
Biil · J<nftlnl of MalVttn, Pa., pilottd
bis Vtga to a time of 1.357 In !he Pro
Stoclt cattCOl'JI. HJ.s limo bettered the old
coune l'1llllnl ol I.II by Rooio Soll ol
Burlington; N.C. Sox. part of !he
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Sixteen quallllert In each claaa wlll
clash In Sunday'• flnal.s. Further quail·
lying wu scheduled today, when the II
flllaflm wlll be delennlned.
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DAN PRINCEOTTO (31) SEARCHES FOR A HOLE IN THE LOS ALAMITOS DEFENSE IN FRIDAY'S 38-28 LOSS AT NEWPORT. ' . • •
For Estancia Eagles
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Campaign Ends
In 38'-28 Def eat
By STEVE EKOVICH
Of_ .. DallW' Pl• Stefl
The GrilfinS managed to ke<p pace
with the 'Eagles on the ground and took
advantage of a weak Estancia pass
defense, erodllig the Eagle secoodary and
collecting 243 yanls in the air.
'Jbat, and three fumble recoveries,
made all the difference on tbe final out·
Estancia ·High was left with. only a
rwted v..il(e of what OPCO prolnised to.
be • brilliant lootboll -.. Los Alamitos.added the linll' tinge of tarnish
to the Eqles' record with a--~ victory.
Friday night at Newport Harbor High.· come.
By. dropping their last game of the The Eagles Cell J4 points behind the
season, the Eagles finished Irvine early going as the Griffins turned their
League play with three victories and four first two drives of the game into
losses and an overall 5-4 season record: to.uchdowns.
J ust wait until next yfar? Starting from midfield after the second
Both Estancia and Los AJamitos pro-Los Alamitos score, the Eagles, with the
vided the Davidson Field crowd with a aid of a penalty, narrowed the gap when
frantic, but balanced contest. The nearly Priilceotto "'IOVed around left en! from
equal ·penonnance finally swayed 'in i.ry--arcl!CiUr f9r the first Estancia
favor of the Griffins, however, as Los touchdown.
Alamitos manage(! to' bottle up the Mike. F.dw;u:d8 then kick~ his first ~f
Estancia offense In the last quarter while four PAT'S,ft>f the nJght with 2:-41 left 1n
adding a field goal ·and a touchdown to its ... ,tbe,'fim · qliarier.
own side of the scoreboard. ~· EagJes :.k;rK!tted· the score, 14-14, ~n
Estancia had evened the score at 28 the first drive.Of the second quarter. This
when Dan Princeotto brought his fans to ·lime ·Scott:tlJDer pluoged over from the
their feet with an &5-yard kickoff return _ two_. ,
for the final Eagles tally with 2:2.6 show-'Three plays later, Eagles comerback
Ing in tbe third quarter. Steve Speer inte."<8(1ted a flat pess on.the
• ' Los AlamilljS·to and raced unharrled mto lhe ·eiid r.6i;to, pui ~cia ahead for
its only time, 11-14. .
Pirates Bid
For Playoffs
At SD Mesa ·
SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast Cellege
travela south !Dnight to play a football
game with San Diego Mesa. and if
everything goes richt the Pirates will be
in first place in the Sooth ~-fereoce. ~
Game time·il 7:30.
For ... rytb!nl to go right; OCC woold
ha,ve •in beat Mesa and Fullerton woold
have to ilPl<! Cerritos, throwing. the coo-
ference into a three-or fOUl'-Wa)' tie for
iirst'.
OCC coach Dick Tucker calls the till a
possible champk>nshlp game but reminds
that It's a possible championship gam~
for them, too.
Both-teams have 2-2 conference
records. 1be Pirates are 5-3 overall wWie
· Grllllrf Lyle Lanidell wt his mates
over the top fir good with a 22-yard field
goal'wllll 9:12 Jell in the game.
A Loa Alamitos touchdown with 1 :05
left only made the victory more con-
vincing~
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be able to move the bill agalnst the TNtt
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yards rushing llld 44 points to Ctrrltos
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last -but bJ Jnll1aUs have been bamperina the Pirates all year.
IAlt net, Tucker's crew netted more
than 400 ianll qalnst Santa 'Alla yet
-..i Ollly II potnta 11 quarterbadt
Alvin Wilita -!Ive ~. b&JoP!l llll -total to 21. Iaiercopdono, !umblel llld peoaltler at
tlle -tbne ha .. hJndmd OCC'I icor1na 1111a ........ altmJcb the Pirates
111 .. 11111 !-to nm lip hue< yanla(e
Jotalt•all yur.
Meaa hat been a hot and cold team tbls
yeor. llld inconllltency hat proven tbe ;ow.tall of the Olymp!ans. --occ-'!'I! """1'"91 ... .. .... -.... " •T Witt '" ··-LT ··-'" 21t KIH ... c -'" J05 JacU.i& IT
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Plays To_night
Su ·a.-. H1'1t cl-out tts Im
football -aplnot cr..tvlew League
leader Oranp tonllht bl an I o'clock duet
at El~ lllth.
The DAILY PIJ..01' erroneously
reported tbal tbe 1•me Wll to have been
played Friday nJcllt llld repota any ln-
eonvenien<e C..,S by tbe Ollatake.
San · Clemente, unpred ic tabl e
thrCIUP>ut dlo eompoltn, hat beet rldlna
the poaoin( arm of quarterback BIU K.,..
ney, •ho 1111. thrown !or 114 ymls and
nine toucbdonL
However. hit o! bis top rtt<lvera are
liclelined ...... injurttl lll!lered In lut
-k'f ... to Villa Part.
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With Palomar:
Stop Wishbone
ES<X>NDIDO -Saddleback , Cellege
goes to the · win tonl1ht against
Palomar's Comets bi a game that will
definitely have a bearirlg on the football
championship of lhe Mission Conference
-and both teams art involved. Klckoff
is; at 7:30.
Coach George Hartman's Saddlebick
Gauchos are ti~ (or second l~H I and
Palomar is tied for first w Ith
Sotilhwestttrt''-ll-:l l-:-"BUt lllrtman lan't ·
concerned at the moment with any gamt
but-the O!(<!·Wltli PiilOmar.
It will be a came ol Palomar's
wishbone-T apinlt the exploal"" orr .....
o! the Gauchol. .
Roo c:oii-. a !mlmtan qUlrteT1>ack .
direct! tbe c.meu -and P."f"' tbe run to the poa. lie also likea to
pltchout to his trailins · man. !uUback
Jack 1boreaoo end the two hive made a
shambld of mosl -Ceo!.._. foes Ibis year.
'I1le key to the whole situation for Sad-
dlebact may by t.ppe,i' olillky u a
-· howtver.
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. I Cotta~ Breaks Loose ;
So DJ IArtist,s, 42-13
By HANK wbcJr '1 (ardt lor lhe score.
Of .. Dtltr,......, Thal came with 6:5' left In the hall and
Laguna Be.acb struck for thrft lttOlld on the flnt play from llCl'imma~e after
period toucbdowna: to defeat Dana Hills ~ ~-a.tark AtUltr pounced on a
42-13 before a ctlllled homecoming f~_Jl~_l!lum~ at the 23 to give the
ball crowd Friday al Laguna. Artllts another chantt.
1be Artists' Pete cOttam broke loose Cottam burst O\~r left backle on the
on scoring romps of "3 and 23 yard1 fir1t play and !hed laclder1 to ICOre with
within e minute of elch other u the &:M st.IU left
Artlst.t pulled away aQd tlten pla~ the Cottam. capped nn e:1celle.nt-tverung by
11punky Dolphin! even m u1f second half. scoring again from till yards out ju!ll
Laguna Beach st l"9C.'k the Dolphln!I before hllflime to 1takt the Artist! to a
quickly tn tM game, KCring on a 5S-y1rd 3$-7 lead whlch they round easy .ao ma1n-
pau from quarterftatk Ktlly Ak1nt to taln In the second half
Bill RobertM>n on Uie second play of the ..,._, .,.,,~,.1(1
gamt.
Dana Hills drew l,,.. with l :Ol'ldt.lil .
tbe flnt period oo itx play clrive"Trom -
Ill own 41 whkh fratw-ed the pusiac of
B;ll ~11\M and WU cllmaud by
Sprinlman I thr..-yard NI.
The 1tim junior quarterbock • bo
ICOred the Oolpltloa• --
00 I one-ymf dl!t ln the tlllnl portod.
For the nm llmt thil IMJOn.. bowevt.r.
Springman falJdl IO thrvw I touchdown
pau In the gune.
Laguna Beach came back an.. Dina
111111' atcond """' to pull •held for
good. Wllllhip drova tbe Artlst.o cloae
"''llh hls camcs rutd Akins er-acted tl'lrr
tlci<le Oil a loetpor lrom IS ''"" out wllh 1~.\) ler1 in the Onl quarter •
· Thal 1tl tbe lbl~ !or Cett1m. And the
)llnlor back •ho bad corriod onl1 on<e lo
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A muddy field and a tenacious Hun-
tington Beach delenae ·Joined r..... to
slow Western High School's offensive
machine, but the Ploneen still sJoahed to
a pair of touclxlowm and a 1J.O win over
tbe host Olien Friday ntabt-
Victory gave 'tbe Pioneers dleir nrst-
ever Sunset LeaKUe varsity football
championship.
It was the ninth COMeCUtive win for
Western and capped a perfect, 7.0 league
season for the ClF's No. 2 rated team.
Neither team wai eft'ective offensively
on the Slippery turr·and neither one ran
tbe ball portlcul.:rly ...U Ind it WU the
passing CombinalJon of Bob ~ end
Gary castey that proved to be tbe dif.
ference.
Acosta was·nlne of 15 -five of six the
second half -for 107 yards and five of.
his posses went to.opllt end CUlo!y.
Acosta's II-yard paaa to Cukey made
it 12-0 after Mike Bodkin's five-yard
scamper had given the Pioneers a 6--0
lead in the second quarter. '
After Acosta's third.quarter touchdown
pass neither team really threatened lo.
score.
Huntington Beach did make tt to lhe
Western 2S alter a abort punt early in the--
fourth quarter, but four plays later turn-
ed the ball over on the 35.
1be Oilers threw up a ataut defensive
front. against Westem's vaunted triple
option offense, boldlng the aiJ:.foot, :zoo.
pound AOOlla to I net <i t5 ymls Oii the
ground, but a leal<y oecondary proved
their undoing.
Acosta was coosi!tently able to find
Caskey, his leadine receiver 111 aeuon,
on sideline patterns against the Hun-
tington Beach defense and wu able to
scramble out of trouble seven:t times.
'I1le OUers did get to Acosta on aeveral
occasions, sacking for !oases four times.
Middle guard Bucky Bond spearheaded
Huntington Beach defense, recovering a
pair of fumbles and hauling down Acosta
once.
11..e Oilers had difficulty rurming
against Western's big, mobile defensivt
line, although tailback Paul Fiskneu was
able to gain 94 net yards in 14 cames.
giving him 919 yards for the 1euon.
The Huntington Beach pusinc game
was non-existent, h ow e Y e r , u
quarterback BiU Harbin felted on all
three attempts and was rushed hard
lhnlughout the game.
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!lrst down in lbe Ilnt ball, but pict.d up
fOllJ' the secood baU, tblnka to oome
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Them All
By HANK WESCH
Of ffM O.llr Pllfl St•"
With the top three runners
gone frol'f' last season it was
supposed to be a down year
for the cross country team at
Costa Mesa High thls sea90n.
Tt hasn't turned out that way.
The Mustang dynasty ha5
continued until the dual meet
"'in string started three years
ago has now reached 33 in a
row .
And \\'ilh an abundance of
underclassmen talent on this
year's team, there's no end in
sight.
You ask coach Joe Fisher
if the ma}or credit for the
streak is hb and he gel's kind
ol. red eyed while denying it.
"Dis.tance nmrUng Is a way
of life, and we've been
fortunate enough to have a
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w6stml..ter High'• Lions so figure to make or bmk tho
after 1 poalble bid for a CIF . Colonists ln their upset bed.
AAAA football playoff berth Anton'.!! percentage ls just a
tonight wbtn they invade La sha de below 50 perceat. com-
Palma Stadium for a collision pleting 32 of 66 attempts for
with long-time Sunset League 505 yards and two touchdowns.
rival Anaheim.
Kickoff ill at 8~30 and the
Liom of coach Bill Boswell
are seven-point favorites to
put the Colony away. Victory
for Westminster would insure
an g.1 regular season record
and second place in the Sunset
League behind_ c h a m p I o n
We:stern, which rolled to its
ninth stralght victory Friday
against Huntington Beach.
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dedicated themselves to it." A SINNER IWAL Tl AND THE ACCOMANDO BROTHERS (DAN, 10, TONY, 25) Will LEAD WESTMINSTER AGAINST ANAHEIM TONIGHT. Fisher says. "I've tried to -----------------~-------'-'---'---~--:.:.....:.:.:.:...:.:...:.:...:.:...:.:....:..:.:.:...:_:.:_:_:_:_:.::.=:::...:..::.::.=:_
Coach Clare Van -
Hoorp'eke's C.Olonists are one
game out of second and bank
their hopes for a CIF bid on a
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• victory over Westminster. show them how it feels to win,
but they do all the work. I'm
satisfied just to work with
them and hope thev'll continue
to be winners in life.
Fisher is the first to admit
that much of the win streak is
attributable to three runners.
Doug Macl..ean and t h e
Olswang twins, Tom and John
who ran at O.ta Mesa the
last three yean. With that
three!Ollle taking the first
three place! at 1001t meets
victory was p racticall y
Barons Test Potent SA Valley, It's a renewal or a vicious
circuit rivalry which dates
back to 1962. In that span
Anaheim has won five, lost
lour and tied one. In the last
seven years It bas been 3-3-1.
El Dorado
In 27-12
aMUred.
niat trio was gone starting
this sea!O{l, however and
senior Mike Holliday and
junior Tim Gollnick: took over
in their stead. Holliday was
the No. l runner until the final
two meets when he was held
out due to illness. Gollnick led
the Mustangs to their final two
wins.
Betng a senior. much of the
burden fell on Holliday this
season.
''Mike ran in the shadow of
MacLean and the Olswang
lwilft b!.s nm three yean, bu!
he pretty much took charge
this year," Fisher san. "He
has been the real settling in-
fluence • the team." Holliday, llim Ind qulel-
natured, started his cross
country participaUon u a
freshman because he liked to
nm. He remembers tht meet
that year when he realized his
potential.
"It was against· Magnolia
towards the end of the year,"
Horuday recalls. "lt was
raining very hard, not a good
day lo run. but I cut about a
minute and a hair off my
previous best time."
From thal point on Holliday
was a regular al the team's
early morning workouts and
earned varally letters 3! a
sophormre and junior. This
season he admits there was
more pressure on him, and
that he had to change his run-
ning style slightly.
"My Or!t two years, I just
had to try and stay with the
leaders as long as I could,"
Holliday says . "This year I've
had to set the pace more
myself, and try to maintain
it."
During the season l~olliday .
recorded the third fastest time
<10:02) eve r for the Costa
f\.1esa cciurse. He was in hope~
or breaking the 10 minute
mark before his illness.
Fountain Valley has a shot
at a share of the Irvine
League football championship,
and Santa Ana Valley can win
the title outright when Ult two
teams 5<1.uare ofl tonight.
Game time is 8 at Santa Ana
Bowl
In light of Edison's unex-
pected loss to Magnolia Fri-
day, tonight's game has taken
on even greater importance to
ta Ana Valley gives the Fal-
cons the title, a win for Foun·
lain, Valley would create a
three-way tie ~tween Edison
and tonight's combatants.
Santa Ana Valley's junior oursel~es offensively. They're
studded lineup has made a not lhe type of team you can
habit of winning lhe close win playing defense against."
ones, usually with last quarter -'M:le Falcons' attack is. keyed
heroics this seasorL Edison by Eddie Medina, a bani run-
ha5 bounced back I r om ning !uUback and quarterback
defeats in Its first two l""llle Ab<L Fausto. Medina baa
games to win four straight. averaged nearly five yards
"We've made a great come per carry this season and
back after those tv.·o defeats Fausto has proven himself a
and l think we can beat threat> as. a runner and passer
anybody .in the league on a· in leading the Falcons to seven
given nilhtfl-' Barons coach win! and one defeat.
Bruce Pickford says. Ends J ay Craig (6-2, 190)
"We've got to contain Santa and Rick Walker (&-3, 180} a.re
Ana Valley's outside speed the primary receivers.
and then move the ball "They 've got the best
physical material in t h e
1eague," Pickford says. "'Ibey
have speed, size and good ~
pie ln the skilled positions, I'm
not surprised at all they've
done as well as tbej: have this
year."
Fountain Valley's success
this season is mainly at·
tributable to a wishbone of-
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: between the versatile
1" Wesimlnster offense that's Triumph
m b>Jilt around the Accod!ando By D~ BAYES ~ brothers -Dan and Tony -°' • p.ur ,... "!"'
'" agaiost the ground-0rienled . 1. ~~ Colonists and their I-formation Tbe University T r o j a n s
i6s tactics. unleashed a pot.eht offensive 200 Quarterback Dan Ac-attack in the last quarter, but
fense based around 200 pound LE Flnt111 LT G«!ciM>n fullback Les Becher and AT Perer
comando has accounted for it came too late as they lost to l!~ 1,295 yards on 73 completions El Dorado, 27-12, Friday night
i1s in 170 attempts and 11 jn .Qrange League football ac-
quarterback B i 11 Hatfield. ~i ~i;'~
Becher has over 600 yards Le s1or111
~ touchdowns. tion at Valencia Hi gh.
i:~ And when he's not busy The Golden Hawks held the rfuhing and four touChdowns, ' ~;, ~~~~If'
HaUield has passed for nearly g: ~.:::;.
850 yards and five 1'Ds. 08 D\IClrev
HS throwing to receivers Gary Trojans scoreless until the ~~ J\.faddocks, Chuck Carlson and final pe riod when the offensive
uo the trailing backs, it's brother moved for, two scores. With
Tony who packs the ball. :e only 5:31 left in the contest
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Tony has run for six and the Trojans down 2().(),
touchdowns, his longest an 85-quarterback Mike O'Lough1in
d th t 5 a scrambled six yards for a yar er on e way 0 a · touchdown. The run climaxed
average. d Iha I ed I Westminster likes to throw a a 67·yar drive t ast I
trick play at the owosition plays and was spiced with
usually, whether it's a 01Lougblin's passing and a 'J:l-
halfback paM, flea flicker , yard draw play by fullback
double reverse or whatever. Jim Green. After the Hawks were forc-and tonight will most likely ed to punt, the Trojans drove
find the LioM seeking a dif-·again for a score this one feren~ way to cross up the coming on one--yard' plunge by Colorus~. , . . , 'Murry Graham. 1'le scoring Allah~ s, ~g of t.t1cks 1s~ l · play capped a qukk 66-yard
empty 4;1thet, buf !TI!>!l ol its drive 1"hich was engineered by
offense 1s surely_gomg to come O'Loughlin, who threw again
fz:om the ru~g attack of and again to Graham on swing Kirt Bethke and Howard passes.
Carson. However the Trojans' hopes Quar~e:back Ro~ Anton has were halted when El Dorado
the .. abiht~ to _stmg the OJr" auarterback Mike Moore went ~s1tion with his passes, but 35 yards on a quar~back
1t s Belhke and Carson who sneak to put the game on ice.
Marina 1st
I In League
Title Run
Host Marina High School
dominated the Sunset l.eague
c~ cowitry finals Friday;
winnl'l.g the varsity and fr osh-
soptt races.
Although the TrojanJ ended
the first half with only 33
yards tote) offense, they ended
up with 201 yards on the nla:ht,
not that far from the Hawks'
304. The ·difference was the
Hawks' ruMlng attack which
produced 230 yards on the
f~~ndDorado t09k a 7--0
luilltime lead, but It would
have been more 1! the Hawks
hadn't been penalized 10 times
for 80 yards. Every time the
Hawks started · a drive in the
first half, it stopped right
away not by the Trojans'
defense. but by penalties.
Fisher 11y5 there's no
other !tecrl"t to the Mustangs'
success besides an uncommon
preoccupation with team uni-
ly, and Holliday concurs.
DAILY PILOT' f',..._ 1W •klMIN KMf]'"° " .
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Ken Martyn Jed the Marina
charge, finishing second in the
var$ity race in 10 minutes Oat,
and was followed by team·
mates Gary Blume (fourth),
Steve Reed (fifth ), a nd
Preston Campbell {loth ) as
the Vikings sCored 40 points to
runnerup Loara's 68.
The Tro ians' problem most
of the niJ:?hl was the inability
to generate a passing attack.
O'Lou~hlin, \Yho is depended
on lo throw the Trojans to vie·
tory, hit on only 10 of 27
passes and was Intercepted
three times to halt drives.
"We emphasiie that cross
country is a team sport, mfet
once a day at least. and the
kids he~ and encout11e each
other in and out of school and
even during the meets.''
Fi.aht!' s a y s. "People are
amued to come to a meet for
the first time and hear the
runners shouting at each other
lo keep up and stay In a pack.
"We've cut the time down
from the flr1t man on the
varJ1ty to the number rive
min on the freshman team to
just about a minute, and we're
alway1 worklnl( to get that
down even further.''
Workouts oC up to 18 miles
a day during the sea90n. and a
aummer workout s e s s I o n
which 11w one r:unner '°£ l.000
mUtt hive allo contributed to
the lam condlUonln( •nd uni·
ty.
lialllday, lor °"" lits been sr-tl1 1ll«Ud by It.
"ftunrllns bu becuno I lJli put of my llfe,'1 he 11y1. "~ ._..., ts ""'"' than I ~ lit'• a friend. 'lllt ''""'
-' lhi. l"ft\!ltr all th< Ume1 d 1he'1 • help and l1llde ..... u.
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lo\ Of fin loo, llld of COUrR
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Rustlers'
Lockman
Places 10th
NE\VllALL -Golden West
College's Dave L ock ma n
qualified for the state JC cro5s
eountry championships next
week by fini shing 10th in the
Southern Ca lifot-nla n1ccl Fri·
day ar College of the Can yons.
here.
Th<' top IO advancC' 10 the
state: mttt set for thf C&nyons
course a wf'tk from 1od.11y.
L<>ckman wen1 into the ract
undefeated and despite h1s belt
effort or the season (18:26 ), he
sllll could manage only the
10th place eUort.
Lo<kman's splill Included
•:II (mli•I, 1:55 (I-miles)
and ll:le (three mil•).
~ Palomar '"'" Ille SoCal meet with 70 points whlle Sln-
ta Ana was le(U)(I trilh 84.
OtruA. San Bernardino and
Glendale completed the top
fJve.
The lnvldiual winner wa1
Otrus' Ed CIJ!iidei (17 :12)
whUe ~nta Ana'•· Han<(y,
Spotts ran routh. ·
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Mesa , CdM tollide
In Campaign Finale
Costa Mesa and Corona del
M11r football teams &et
together tonight on t b e
Newport Harbor •Ugh field to
conclude Irvine League action
and it will be strictly a matter
of pfide for both squads.
Kickoff ls at 8. -
Coata MtSa's Mustangs
hav~n·t openly stated the
ltnglh of games has been too
long but tine! rtsults would in-
dicate as much.
In three of six games played
thl1 1e1aon In Irvine ocUon.
the MuJtangs have been In
front II h1!1Ume, Including
duelt with Edison. Santi Ana
Vllley and E!llncla.
Unfortunately for c o a c h
John S'lltlly'S emf, th<
Mustanp hive Jost all t ight
prtvklus 1a mes.
"Through It •II. though. tho
kids haven't glvtn up , ' •
Sweazy says.
· And the rtrst hall surges
may be a forew1mlng for next
year. The Mustangs have built
thetr offense around
sophomore running b a c k
Wayne Verlng and
quarttrbllck Steve Sharp, a
junior.
1'11(y may htve trouble with
lhe tough S.a Klnp dd ....
thtl baa llmllod league foes lo
a ~i le touchdown twice and
•two n three other occasion.!.
h Dave Holland's Corona
offense sputtered most of the
way Inst week against
~iagnolia but managed to post
an H shutout.
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Robert Angel (third), Merle
Peters of Wea t minst e r
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Harbcr's CrJlg Clark {sixth)
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GORDO '
MOON MUWNS
ANIMAL CRACKERS j
by Harold Le Don
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGllTS
ABC D 5:00 -NCAA football Special. The an-
nual autumn madness hits its peak a.s crosstown
rivals UCLA and USC collide in the Las Angeles
Coliseum.
K'ITV Ill 5:00 -"Mutiny on the Bounty." The
"original" movie with Clark Gable, Charles Laugh
ton and Fnnchot Tone from 1935.
KCOP OJ 7:00 -Major Oscar Contenders. A look
at scenes fro m motion pictures most likely to re-
ceive Acadamy Award nominations.
KHJ 0 7:30 -"That Cold Day in the Park.''
Sandy Denni.s stars as a repressed spinster who
slaves for a young man she picks up in the park.
Michael Burns. Susanne Benton, JQhn ·Garfield Jr. ' NBC D 8:00 -"The Green Berets." Vietnam is
the battleground for this 1970 John Wayne movie,
shown for the the first time on TV. Jim Hutton,
David Janssen and Aldo Ray are featured.
CBS fl 11:20 -"Captain Newman, MD." Gre~
l ory Peck and Tony Curtis head the cast of this
1964 wartime comedy-drama set in a military hos·
pita!.
KTLA 0 1:00 -"Lady in the Dark"" Ginger
Rogers and Ray Milland in a musical comedy from ~
1940. ., " .
TV DAILY LOG
Saturday
Evening
NOVEMBER 18
Families Like Sunday Package
Whit )'OUt family wltl like about the Sunday DAILY
P,11.oT la !bat there's something in it !or everyone In the
famllr •.. color comics section, Ffmlly Weekly Mag ..
!lne, TV W:El!:K, Sunday Special (stories by, ol and for
lhe Ol'lnp Cout q only a DAILY PILOT atafl writer
COllld ...U. -) and much, much more. Taite 1 good
.... II 11111-*1 DAILY Piror. You may be mlalnf
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Wida U.S. Coitdaet.or
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In Crawford Hall Concert
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.._ ,t • • -'• llJ TOli lwu.EY to dalllll any but a mon filling ct\rt orrered by a visiting °' .. • ...., M ·Beecham'• shoes on U:l •Jmll orchestra: Our own anthem
If Sit ~. BlteeMm of rnovemelit that is ode ol•the and Brltaln's "God Save the
Ibo acid ...... lad brilWng -TOJ&nilicent UifuP In Qoetn," both lustily sung by
IOOtee lied -told -he mllllc.~ ., ~ l!IQOI of Uie audie!lce wiUI the
founded the 'Royal ' flags of both n1tionson ~Uher Phillwmonlc Ordleilrl ·eight HIS OllCHESTRA respond· side of the stace. .-.
yean IF U.t a mere •lripl: ed' superbly to his urgirig in More power to those who 1n-
ing'of IDme rl swnmtra .J'OUld those. fwaJ bars aod must ctr-sjsted on this kind of d~rom
..,. day cllrecl that August tatnly would, in most other and a special pat on the back ~ble'sifortunel, he would concert h~ have received a for the _OCPS member' who bo~ ;;;.;;i the klncl ol l'll<kus •tandlnJ! ovatioh for that kind had the insplraUon lo (irctude
jbat .... 1n1111ci.na tremble of elforl. [t takes the national the word• or "God Save the
• and audleoees glglt nervous-anthem all its ti~ to bring Queen" in the proRfam.' •
ly. • the crowd lo its feet in we noUced that British
And ii the prediction had Crawford Hall. Consul General A n d·r e w -on to IDclude the proph-And by the way," what a franklin uaed them in .lits lus· Doing the 'Ta--• ecy lliit· thll "°""' upstart beautiful way to begin a coii· ty rendltlon ol the anthem. ""'D.,-""'1kl -be (Great Scott!) an
Don Tuche ~eft) and H."·J . Parl\& enact the title of the play in this scene fro~: .::t':,i. ~·uI:' !r~~
South Coast !Wpertory's productron of "Tango," on stage tonight ·and Sunday the Royal Albert Hall.
in Costa Mesa. ------But-It-ii-pleasant-to believe
today that the shade of the
Peggy Lee Still in Her Prime
beloved baronet ls looking on
in benevoleoce whJle the
brilliant and thoroughly
Beechameaque L a w re n c e
Foster uses the baton left Idle
with the death of t h e
orchestra's founder to make
the kJnd of magnificent music
we heard Wednesday night in
UC Irvine's Crawford Hall.
By LINDA DEUTSCI!
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"The
more you are interested in !iv·
ing, the more life gives you,"
Peggy Lee said softly, sum-
m!ng up the secret of her zest
for performing after some 30
years on the road.
In a profession known for
draining resources and con-
suming talent, the lady known
as "The Queen" of American
pop music is a study in·
survival.
At 51, Peggy Lee is in her
prime.
~ersonal disappointments
and sieges of illness ha ve not
deflated her. The tradition of
lady blues singers coming t.o
tragic ends doesn 't interest
her. Tragedy is not her style.
"I'm enjoying singing for
audie"lCes now more than r
ever did," she says. "When I
started. I was so shy, I was
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just afraid of people. t find it
easier to communicate with
audiences now."
"I TlDNK audieoces give
you what they get," Miss Lee
says in the husky, breathy
voice that has been her
singing trademark since the
1940s. "I like to feel that
entertaining people may \ake
their minds off their troubles
for awhile. . .Did you know
that the Greek theater once
was used for healing?;'
Miss Lee outlined h e r
rigQrOUS schedule for coming
months. There wlU be a TV
guest spot on the Dinah Shore
show, a new Las Vegas act
with Alan King, a countrywi~e
tour with composer Michel
Legrand. a New Year's Eve
show in Dallas, pltls recording,
writing and keeping an eye on
her many business ventures.
Illness has plagued her but
oot slowed her pace. She suf-
fer¢ severe Jung Jamage
about eight years ago from a
bout with double pneumonia,
and pneumonia struck her
again last November. She will
have to use a mechanical
· .. A STYLISH COMED,Y THAT IS BRILLIANT
AND IMAGINAtlVE • _,,....,,,,_,.Tri_
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"A BRILLIANT FILM-
STUNNINGI"
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respirator periodically for the
rest of her life, she notes.
BOT SHE is sustained, she
says, by a new dedication to
religion and an e n e r g y •
building health routine.
Her ash blonde hair is pUll-
ed straight -lo show the still-smooth and porcelaJn.
1ike beaJJ.ty of her face. She's·
fighUng a weight problem, the
result of quilting smoking last
year because of her lung ail·
rnent. ..•
Although the name p~
Lee is already~ engraved in
musical history, the lady has
no thoughis of slopping. Her
plans for new projects go on
and on.
"I would like to be somehow
more involved with films ,
whether as an actress or in
the production field," she
says . "I think it's very .im-
portant !or paople to have
goals, to keep their minds ac-
tive."
"I don't know," she says.
"Of course it was all worth it.
I did au the conventional
starvjng and played all the
places."
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M.\ESTllO FOSfER will
surely take as a complhnent
this critic's opinion that bis
podium approach ts the type
-, loved by British 4lud-·
ience! """· by the llll>e token, .moit familiar to Brili!h mDll. ..
clans. It must have influenced
those who offered him a con·
tract that will keep him in
London for at least seven more yeafs.
~This Is not to say that a
strong element of reserve is
most apparent In the Los
Angelea-bom conductof's de-
meabor; the fll'e and verve he
injected into that rousing
reading of Beethoven 's
"Leonora" could hardly be
construed as inhibited in any
analysis.
Let it be made clear,
Uj.wrence Foster is Lawrence
Foster on any Podium in any
land and before any audience ;
a disciplined, sensitive wielder
of the baton who can tum on
lbe dash and dynamism w)len
-and only when -the 9COre
calls for It.
HE GAVE petite Japanese
violinist Teiko Maehashi the
kind of llaison soloists dream
about in Sibelius' superb Violin I
Concerto. And she, in btt turn,
gave us the kind of rendition I
of this rugged, demanding •
work that this critic once
!bought -in terms of Ifs '
massive scoring -~ only
come from a male artist. .1 Miss Mo<ihashi lopped the
hill in this Orange County
Philharmonic Society COl!Ci!rt
in any analysis of audience ac-
claim but the jewel of a star-
filled concert was, from this
writer's seat at least, the
splendid Shostakovich No. J
with which these brilliant
Britons concluded their of.
'!ering.
Foster's Shostakovich had
everything from the wistful
pat.boa of its early movements
via a rugged scoring destined _.,.._
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ACADEMY AWARD " ' BEST ACTRESS ·'
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, COLUMBIA PjCTURES •
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Fer 35 Years
'Bur.l· Ives Has ' 5th: Generation Lassie. Pam-pered Star i ~ . -~ ~ Stny:ing Power
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HOILY1IOOD (UPI) -
~ ·~ knQWI Lassie ll "'11Y ~ lodd!e, but not too
lllAl11 ....... oi the heroic cot·
Ue are lWll'il that be sleeps on
his own llng;<lJed bed In his ow:n bedroom 1n the San
Fernando Valley.
Lassie's own brand (Recipe ).
During workin1 hours he also
ia given what Weatherwax
call• a "training treat , ' '
blst.'1.J..ita for performing
particularly well.
other punl11hmeat b
necessary.
Lassie get!I to bed early
every night, but ls wide awake
and ready to go to the atudio
when he hears Weatherwax
stirring UJ the morning.
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":i ,t.·Bwi Ives has aptly cut a new
··'C:'1hcording Utled •(staytn '
:• .$9bg." .~:;.'1 ;~ .Hardly anyone with a guitar
.• , , ilDd. a repetolre of folk son~
, ':r h.a.s stayed around as long u
',:;'.tile portly troubadour who :. : t·: .doubles as actor and cracker
barrel phllooopber.
<,~~ .. ;Ives bas been on the scene
· .• :-.~ than 35 years and has
·:•:..:recorded no fewer than ~
sonp, m..Uy ballads, chan-
.. : ties, chlldrtp's songs and stan-
dards that have sprung from :.. :ttw, people across the country. . r 1fe hesitates to define folk
• muatc, however. . • ' ' "mE ACADEMIC com--~ munlty defines folk mUa:tt-> as
~ that. which comes from folk
.,.. ~plewtth versus added to ~ \lie original down through the
' years," he said. "That doesn't
wit me.
"It's the texture of the song,
not the genealogy of it, that
makes th~ difference to me. i • : "Woody Guthrie wrote a
great deal of folk music. But
•he hasn't bieerrtampe.red with
niuch. And Bobby Dylan haS
ttie same kind of talent for
writing folk ;iibng•. 0 1 d
Leadbelly was a r~ sing!r of
lbe people.
"My"' own songs are slicker
and ll)Ore knowing beCause ol
my background and education.
That makes a difference."
CLAUDIA JINNINM
"UNHOLY
R.OLLERS"
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muslcelly lmowledgeable, bav-
lng studied-at famed Julllar<I.
He is also a sophisticated in.an wqo baa mana,1ed to ama&! a
fortune and remain In the
public!' eye long after bis con-
tunporaries have sunk without
a trice.
11 At one time my catalogue
of albums was 72 or 73 in
record stores," he satd 1n bis
Hollywood bills home. "Now·
onJy five -the best five -
are still on the market.
While Lauie Is n o t
television's most pa1n pered
star, be comes close to It.
1 Fe.-one thing, Lassie has his
own pet dog, a &lllde terrier
named , of course, Silkie. They
are great pals and when
lassie _goes: on the road for
personal appearances Silkie
, ... ,ioog.
LASSIE'S DAY be g in s
Juurlously late by actor's stan·
dards.
Inasmuch as he needs no
makeup, Lassie just needs a
brushing and he is ready to
work. He USUJlllY a1Tives on
location -chauffered by
\lleatherwax -at 7:30 a.m.
and finds plenty of rest in the
shade between scenes.
"Dogs will sleep !WO-thirds
of their life away if you let
them ,·• s a y s Weatberwa1.
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_ ArOr..-f' 1'11,_..IM 1'Tbe reuoo ls that records
!lores a... all beginning to look ·
like bead shops. Oldor people
art!D 't buylnji ""'°rds a. they
once did . The kid!i want to
bear. oew groupo and pop music, which · is a different.,
··kelUe of. Ii.sh from folk muatc:
Both are permanent gueru
of aillmal trainer R u d d
Weatherwax who keeps seven
dogs in all at his rnedium-
sized, middle-class h o m e .
Weatherwax, however, I s
building a new house at Zuma
Beach -not too far from the
Malibu ·colony or motion pic-
"But Lassie works so often he ,...
doesn't get much moce sleep ~l'P.l'PllP.l~!l'!'I than the average human •
being." fo!W.~lf! Lassie generally works two
or . three shows back lo back.
after whicli he gets a 10-day
rest. •11 had "'i ru1t of popular
songs In the early 1960s. 1Llttle .
Bit of Tear/ 'Funny Way of
Laughing,' 'Mr. lnbetween'
and 'Pearly Shells.'
'Break· It Vp~ Boys'
Claire Weiner holds back Leo Black from a further arl[Ument with Roy Cal·
de~ne and Debi Ogle in a volatile scene from "Happy Birthday,'' now playing
Fridays and Saturdays at the Long Beach Community Playhouse.
ture stars.
The current Lassie ls the
fifth to play the role of the
canine heroine. He is a direct
descendant of the original.
Polarid Gets Look at Western Television
BUT LASSIE has onJy two
more years in show bit.
Thereafter he will be retired
to make room for a six-month-
old pup who already is being
trained to take his place. .
WARSAW (AP) -Without loaded wilh bullion, and
fanfare, Pdland's . tei;vlsion America's court experts, "The
viewers _are ~ \r~a Defeode.rs.."
mixed inVllllilJa: cif F r a a c e h a s b e e n
films and ~anety shows -a represented with light-bearted
sharp contrast • with What's
available hi allllett Rusila.
Oass Set
In Acting
crime installrl)ents o! "Arsene The camera switches to a Weatherwax, a short, stocky
Lupin." studio anchorman who an-man with a ruddy complexion,
A3 weekend treats Warsaw nounces, "Now we'll have a works a Lanie only five years
people can often watch such talk with our reporters from -frorri age . 2-7. He then
Westerns as Marlon Brando's various cities." brings along a replacement so
"Que.Eyed Jacks" or comedy the older dog can enjoy a
movies with Jack Lemmon. ON COMES the face of the restful long life.
Big-name singers like Little Wroclaw correspondent, "We The original Lassie lived to
Tony of Italy, Britain's Cliff are a real sugar district. We be 18 years old. The dog that
Richant F.rance's Sa c h a have 12 plants in our area be.gan the television series en-
Distel, America's Diahann whJch process from 20.000 to joyed 19 years of life.
Carroll ~ Scotland's Andy Zl,000 tons dally." And no wonder. The collieg
11le teleYisidn-"StaUons are
operated by the Collll!lDJllsl
government. N e w s and -pomfcal1>T0grams pusblng·lhe
party line still abound, as do
countless war movies and
documentaries to r e m t n d
Poles of Hider's <Jmnant,
stewart have aJI appeared Anchorman: "And now let's are treated like royalty at the
Stage One, a professional lately on Polish screens. hear I.odz, bow is It theref" Weatherwax house. In addition
ti''·'·· th !hod · L<>dz city newsman: "I must to a private bedroom and a wor u ......... '5 e me NFfWS ITEMS continue to say sugar production Is going pet """'· Lassie is driven approa to actin1 a n d be full · · d h """ chancier development, will care Y selected for their quite fine ... An ere is one everywhere In a station wagon
This schedule is followed 2t
week5 a year. Arter that
Lassie, Rudd and Silk.ie hit the
road playing fairs, rodeos and
the like.
WllEN LASSIE isn't work·
ing he is left to play in the
yard with the other six dogs.
But Weatherwax is at pains to
keep the current Lassie away
from his sire. The older dog
resents not being in the
spotlight and is not above
biting the present star.
~e still is a bit of a
cutup. Well. cbewup would be
a better word. Weatherwax
bas to keep a supply of special
rawhJde toys for the star to
prevent him gnawtng on shoes
and the like~
One canine pleasure denied
Lassie Is barking. Weatherwax
Is a strict disciplinarian. He
shouts at Lassie and the other
dogs to keep them quiet. No But most 1 evenings the
authorlties ·~ge 'to tum the
propaganda tap off lot !WO or
three bo11r1 to iccoimiiodate
"°me entertalnlng film. Lftely
there's been a growin& ten-
dency to show more Westem-
produ.:ed shows aloog with
reouJar East bloc ollerinp.
Poles can focus m llllipely
minisldrted girls cl.mclnl In an
be conducted by drama ~ PoliUcal slant. Flag b~s more fact which I got at the equipped with a soft pad.
structor aod cr!Uc Herman of the Stars aod Stripes In the studio -I think it wm In· Wheo flying Is neces.ury, Cliff Stars
Boodman for "--e. county demonstrations abroad-.and at-terest all listeners -sugar Lassie goes first class with his
..... ~ tacks on America for bombing bets 1n Lodz CODtain 16 percent own seat. HOU. YWOOD (UPI)
actors with prior experience. North Vietnam appea r sugar." But it is, after a\I , a dog's Cliff Robertson stars in a 9().
The-classes wW be llmlted regularly in a Pole's diet of Anchorman: "'Mlant you life. Lassie is fed two cans of minute ·.ABC television movie
to 10 students, affording a foreign news: and now on to dog food once a day, in the of the classic "The A.fan muimu:D of Individual at-Typical of a major ..,.. evening. The d<J8 food ls Without A C<>Unlry"
tenUon. Sesaionll will be held Item for televisloo: i---=======!:---=---,,...,,:==,.-,,,-----=.:...:..---1
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Inform at I on. regarding our sugar beet campaign. We .... nmeot llUl1 be oblalned , !mow that factories have
by wrltin( to ~ at already supplied 111 million
13011· Bamlt ·HllJ <;tlcle, San-tons of"sugar, and here ll a
ta .Ana mos, or by calllDg m1 _ dlarl ·w!lich "'°"' bo1' ...q ™ . . , , I dally lsi>elng purcba..d .....
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THE DU KE OF NOTTINGHAM
The Duke would be proud to preside over
a formal dinner in the richly paneleel din-
ing room of this spacious Dover Shores Bay-
crest residence. He'd also be pleased with
the marble entryway, marble fireplace, the
high ceilings and tied-back draperies. The
Duchess might delight in a childrens wing
consisti n,g of 3 bedrooms and a bath, com-
pl~tely r emoved from an upstairs master
suite where she and the Duke would rei~
su~reme and the entire royal family will
enJOY th e gardens and a heated and filtered
opal swin1m ing pool.
At $17,500;.,. e1ceUrtM '"'"lit ttils prntlge •tea.
Co1ttoct UNIQUE HOMES OF NfWPOIT IU.CH-445-6500
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HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1529 KEEL 4 BR., 2 Ba.
1.500 KEEL 6 llR., 4 Ba.
1425 KEEL 4 llR., 2'h Ba .
SPYGLASS HI LL
$79,500
$99,500
$79,500
3801 OCEAN BIRCH 5 BR $122,000
HARBOR VI EW HOMES
1847 PORT MARGATE 3 BR.
LINDA ISLE $69,000
#54 Linda Isle Dr. 5 BR. F. Wtrft. $289,500
WESTCLIFF
1521 ANITA LANE 4 BR
IRVINE COV£
$72,500
2590 MONACO DR. 3 BR. CDV $19S,000
TURTLE ROCK
19201 EDGEHILL DR. 4 BR. FV $105,000
ALL THE WORK'S DONE
Decorated with quality. A lovely garden ;
a good 4 bdrm. plan. A fine neighborhood.
See it SUN. J.,5, 1529 KEEL. $79,500 -
Fee. Jlm'Muller
JUST LISTED
A super FAMILY HOME . 4 BR., formal
D.R.. extra hobby rm. & pool, table size
family rm . w /wet bar -ice maker & BBQ.
Thi s is real living. $74,750. Bud Austin
SPACIOUS BAYCREST HOME
Immacul ate 5 llli. home with swimming
poo l. on fee land. Large family rm., formal
dining rm ., dressing rm. & bath off pool.
Perfect family home. $87,500. Eileen Hud·
&-On
DO YOU LIKE
USED BRICK' Then you will like thi s 3
bdrm .. 2'h bath home with formal dining
rm . & sunken fem . rm . ..Land inc ., $69,000.
Hov.·ard \Vells
67' PRI ME BAY FRONTAG E
120' sup is one of the many features that go
with this outstanding 5 bdrm . home. His &
Her master su ite. Beautifully decorated
thruout. ?rlarcia Bents
CHARMING HARBOR VIEW
See Ibis 4 BR., lam. rm. home with formal
din. rm. & beautllul VanLuit wall cover-
ings. Lush grounds. All this on lee land,
$79,500. Gary Knox
WHAT A FINDI $42,900
JUST LISTED -3 BR., huge family rm .,
new sha g cpts., ne"'IY painted -in easy
living. low care University Park. Call
"Chuck" Le"·is
CONDOMIN IUM BY TH E S£A
Larina Ocean Side living -pools, tenni s,
white beaches & guards. 2 BR.. 2 Baths,
oceaa views . SpoUess. Owner wants ac-
lion. '57,500 George Grupe
UL Tl MATE IN QUAL ITV ..
More than charming ; a mountain top caaUe .
UnU!ual view , U.C.I., Fashion Island, Cata-
lina, Palos Verd ... 4 BR., 2 !rplcs. $105,000
-Fee. Paul Quick
Ll'DO ISLE -VALUES
1. Grut new listing on Wazlen. 3 BR.
ba., sep. din. rm., lge. patio. $71,
1. 4 BR., 3 Ba. with great M.B.R. & d
Near Club. $74,500. Charlene Whyte
CANYON & OCEAN VIEW
From this older 2 BR., C.D .. aolld & sub-
llanllal borne In Shoreclllfs. Charming Ter·
race. Bob Yorke
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port Heights split level. Contemporary 3
HARllDR HIGHLANDS -$4 1,500
Neat 4 bedroom home with covered patio &
completely fenced yard. Close to schools,
library, park & shopping. Beautifully land-
scaped. Great family home in a fine location.
Better hurry for this one.
1429 MARINERS OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:00
THE BLUFFS
Popular "E'' plan in choice end location with
terrific view overlooking park. 3 Bdrms1 fam
rm & 21> !laths. Private entry courtyard.
New paint & carpeting. New paneling in fam-
ily rm. Lge rooms. Terrific buy at $58,000.
540 VISTA GRANDE OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5:00
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Live in the atmosphere of this beautiful priv-
ate Country Club! Cathedral beamed ceilmgs.
conversation pit with fireplace, lge family
rm, forplal dining rm & 4 lge bdrms. View
Of area & golf course. ~ar garage. Taste-
fully decorated. Sec. entrance. $ll9,000.
21 HERMITAGE LN OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5:00
, LIDO ISLE -$74,900
lminaculate 3 bedroom , 2 bath home on a
choi~e Lido Isle corner lot. Bright & sunny
& "1th a lge south patio. Excellent condition.
Mast:er bedroom opens to patio. Owner will
·\ t OllSlder lease/option. lmmed. possession .
. 510 UDO SOUD ' OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
LIDO ISLE -FOR CHRISTMAS
Bring the children! 41h Bedrooms, 3 baths:
A drive-in space for boat & vehicles. 40' Lot.
Loads of closets & storage. Anxiou s owner
offers flexible finance. Quick pos. $79,500.
106 VIA DIJON OPEN SUN 1·5:00
LINDA ISLE -$245.000
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 bedroom, 2 bath, large family room, double
41 8 MARGU ERITE fireplace. Private patio deck. Minimum
Immac. 2 Bdnn. &. den plus maintenance landscaping. $44,750. I-bdrm. apt. Carpets,
drapes, nt>wly Pa In I t> d · Active F•mily Hom~•W"rest A re1 Shows pride of ownership. r -A!.king $66,500 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths, separate children's
* BAYSHORES * wing with special playroom. Country family room, formal dining area, service porch
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1_5 storage galore. Massive master suite with
2500 MARINO private studio. Bacf Bay view. You own the
Le•.. quality bll. •ustom land. Call for appointment. $95,000.
home on lge., irreg. comer C ft-I u -HI,_ -lot Huge living rm .. Jg~. oron• U9 mt1r -way
family nn. & dining area. 2 High on the canyon overlooking Buck Gulley.
Bdrma., 2 bath11, b/t.1n Super sharp 3 bedroom , 2 bath rustic home.
klt<h.. cov'd. patio. Dbl. 1>pHt level design includes bonus room ~r-
""""' plus cov'd. carport f "'t ff' • for boat storage -VACANT. ect or o ice, artist atudio or family ho by
Only 159.500 center. Il peace and quiet are your thing ... * BAYSHORES * this is it. $55,000.
3 · Bchms.. 2 bath~; elec.
bit-ins. Lge. living rm., din-
ing area. \V/W & d1'8pes.
Xlnt cond. $5.1.000.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
224 W. Coast H1vy. 548-5521
Newport Beach Eve. 545-5643
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* 8-UNJTS-Room for • more $106,00J.
* 3 BDRM. HOME di: 1 BR
APT. -Eastslde. $43,750.
* 2 BDR~f. DUPLEX & B,\CH. APT. l1?fT ~
Eastsido. 141.500. •
1791 ORANGE A VE., C.M.
PHONE ' 642-!TIJ
Single Lovol Bluffs Condo
Decorated in exquisite taste. Large formal
garden terrace with forever view of green-
belt and Dover Shores bay activity. 2 bed-
room. 2 bath, formal dining room. Designed
for a couple with luxury in mind. $58,000.
Extra Room For Extra Living
· The large family room Jias been added If!
make this Harbor Highlands home somethmt
special. Wet bar, beam ceilings, extra fire-
place, room for the pool table . Private brick
front patio. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, close
to Mariners Park and school. Prime New-
port neighborhood. $44,500
FOu r Bedroon\ Plus
Ideal Back Ba y neighborhood close to Irvine
Campus . Separate family room , garden
kitchen with eating area, formal dining
room, wet bar, 21h baths, 2 fireplaces and
service porch. Quick possession possible . Re-
duced to $.'i2.900. · " Beautiful custom-built home for present O\Vn·
er. On lagoon. Protected patio. pier & slip
for up to 65' boat. 4 Bedrooms, family rm
w/wet bar, formal dinin g nn. & game rm.
Many luxurious features. 2-story entry with
choice tile floors, bJt-in vacuum system. Spectacular
5-0 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5:00 View For Lease
Not Shown Du ring The SC-UCLA Gema
You'll have to see this 4 bedroom l!astbluff
Condo early in the day. Finished bonus room
with bath and wet bar. Large' famil y room
formal dining area, fabuloiis green belt view'.
Move-in condition, decorated to perfection.
Transferred owner asking $61,900. LINDA ISLE LOT -«•,ooo CoasUine, Balboa Island and -P<nninoula. s-...... A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build of Pavilion at n I g h 1. 640-0020 your own luxury home on this island of finer Prntige home completely
homes & yachting. The last available lot. ~~ucfu!: Iine~~~Ge ;;;=: .. ::,::.•1 ------,-=-,::-:0;-1------I
and ailver. 3 bedroom anctl;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j BIG CANYON CONDOMINIUM office, 2% bath, private I'
The spectacular Versailles model in a choice H&F pool. Large view Ter·
location overlooking the elite Big Canvon race with gourmet Bar·b-<:i. C R f Sl600 per month lease. Call
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ountry Club. 4 B ., den & !annal dining. 67.l-8550.
orgeo'us cping & drapes_ $142,000.
BROKERS & SAL£SMEN •it!f.:l\,_fw,,..s1
"V!e have an opening in our Resid~ntiaJ Divi-l~ ~ .... ~
s1on for an experienced mlJn or woman pos-sessi!1g enthusiasm.· and integrity. u you I'll Double your Money
are interested in a beautiful office m· the in less than s yrs -This great property has been in fin~st location , working with congenial as-one f::unily for generations.
HARBOR VIEW
Lusk 4 Bdrm. with lge. family rm. & pool. 3
Car garage &. you own the, land. Owner on
East coast wants a buyer. '89,500
' ' VIEW ADOBE
With pool, guest hous.e, stables ; on 15 acres .
4 Bdrm. main house has beamed ceil's.
formal dining rm. & "walk-in" frplc'.
$150,000 OR with 26 acres, $225,000 OR 56
acres, $320,000.
soc1ates, we are interested in meef:ing you. Every smart buyer has
Office ~~rs;:d~!.~,, Sund1y fu~~~e ~~:~~~:~e~t~ 11~; !i!U!i!l!,~!ii!:I!, !. ~b~· ~~~ti2~~Th~5 ~:~~~~~~!~~~~TB:~~dv;!'f)~· J WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RHltora prov«! 2 •=• on flarbor ....I.,_·--• CORONA DEL MAR 2111 Sen Joaquin Hiiis Road Blvd. at Newport Blvd .. "Ov I kl B Good tenants . S315,t:m. -General "---I er oo ng lg Canyon Country Club" Brochure available. 1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~;;;;;;;;e;r•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;I NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-1910 11 Geno ... 1 G•n•••I ~-Uinta rd
PARK -M-ES_A_V_E_R_D_E_ ~ s'l!!L,~
HUNTINGTON 5 Bedroom Downtown c .... M,.. 1171 5 BR + FR + DEN Cul De _Sac HAA•OR 642-2991
$56,SSO for Stnined """ ••try! Cracicl--WILL YOU-
$52.950 Ing flreplaoo.. FORMAL
DINING ROOM! Ch•f'1 MISS OUT AGAIN?
Yes, the c11ption ls right! Ir kitcht>n. 5 giant bedrooms. ExC'.'ellent pot e n 1 I a I ln
you bought 1hi11 henu1Jful 2 &arden pal.io6. Park llkt> DESERT HOT SPRINGS.
home your rost \vottld be grounds. Boat · trailer ac· near Palm Sprtngs. Can
$56,850. ~"Oer assigned 10 ceu. Quiel tree lined cul build <1-unita and adjoining
Northcm Calif. and must De Sac! Mt?Sa Verde'11 property available. Only
M'll. Ideal for Jorge family, BF.ST BUY · 5£.1...LER 1-fAS $3,000. E-Z tenn11!
with 2600 sq. 11., on quiet PURCllASEO NEW HO~tE CALL ANYTIME
cul-de-5ac. Full p r Jc e • -A..~XI0µ8! Call fa.st ~me Ews: 673-4132
$52,950. Please p h on e 645-0303,
MS-2313.
' -IASTSIDE-
SPECIAL
'JWO SEPARATE HOMES -
on • la"'e k>t 66' x 210·. l-HOME-faei's 16th Platt,
,,IB OTI~ER -face1 l61h
Street, C.M. C111l for detail11
how to huy.
$54,509.
IORl\l l.Ol\O\
'" t 4 • • ' ,..
Exclusively Ours
Prlme location abo,,_ Newport Herb«. laauti·
ful 2 be(, d•n homa with view. Custom built
with htrdwood., floors, tile roof. M11ny txfr••
inc. rltlnlait 1ttel rtftl9., fraa1tr, 'ood c9ftttr,
1tareo, AM, F~ rarlfo. butlt.in TV. large pri·
vata y1rd.. WUJ con1idtr trade for horse prop•
orly. $59,9SO. Ark for LYNNE ROTHELi.
Wei,., l lu, 646.7711 .
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"THE REAL EST.ATERS," localed at 2790 llar-
bor Blvd., are pleased to announce that Palricla
O'Toolr has jolned oor stall ot 11rofts1tona.I altt
peoplf'. Shtt hu ~n In the RC'ft1 EAtate buslneu
tor over 4. years, obtalntd her Brok~ Ueenee 2
)'tan a.ro. and SJ a member ot the C.O.ta M.Na·
Newport Harbor loud ot Realton Mllllon Dol.lAr Oub. . \
Patric!~'• phllOtWphy for bl'.ilng t1UceePful I!! Mr
f<'<·lins that sht> l!I In the "P('()pJe" bw.lnea not
Ute Rell Eltnt(• but lnt'11.
Pat hu been a N"Sldl'nt ot Co9:ta llleta 1ln<'t' 19SO.
Shf' ~ the ri'lt1lh('r ol 6 chlldl'f'n, vtT)' actlw In
P,T.A •• -<'hurch orti:•nluUoni•., and acnuUo(C.
lt )"OU'N> lo0klna for a homt ln the Mesa Verde
al'f'a. ttll Patrtdfl. she'll find t.n.rtly "'hat YOU
are Jo.,klnt for.
t ~ t • , T r l I( ,
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday 1·5
106 LINDA ISLE DR.
S Bedroom, S bath, 2900 SQ. ft. comfortable
borne with 85' doek. Excellent buy in New-
port Beach's finest waterfront community.
Vacanl' Owner motivated. ·
OCEAN BLVD., CdM.
2 Story, 45-00 sq. fl home with spectacular
view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR., Jg. living room,
formal dining w/frplc. -Separate guest or
maid quaiters .over garage. Room for pool
plus large parK!ng area lliClutllng p-addle ten~
nis court. $185,o@
BIG CANYON
Fantastic view overlooking perfect "putting
green" setting. Custom home nearing com-
pletion, 5 BR., 5 BA .. great family rm. &
huge game room. $225,000.
SPYGLASS . HILL
4 BR., 21h. BA., on fee lot. Spectacular
view !! $127,500.
LEAsE -LUSK, C.dM.
Harbor View IIllls, 4 BR., family rm., lovely
home , gardener provided, children OK. $650
mo. One year lease. Availba1e Jan. 1st.
28-45 E. Co.st Highw1 y
Corona del Mir 675-6900
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
_ JUST IN TIME
to pick your colors, carpeting, etc. in this
magnificent "Big Canyon" 4 BR., study,
FR, pool, separate jacuzzi, fairway view &
all the extras for fine living. $194,500.
Lois Miller ~. (PlB)
UPPER BAY'S FINEST
Spacious 2-story, 5 BR. -3 bath -FR -
formal DR. Over 2700 sq. ft. End of quiet
cul-<le-sac. Lois Egan 6446200. (Pl9)
HARBOR VIEW PORTOFINO
Here's tomorrow's home at yesterday's
price! Lots of growing room -2052 sq.
ft. of spacious living. Huge sunken LR
with convenaUOQ\ pis· & warm fireplace,
formal DR, a-FR extending the width of
the b~, cqr;f eat in kitchen , plus 3 BR's,
3 baths. ALL for· ONLY $58,900. Joyce
Edlund ~. (P20 )
' LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT
Beautifully appointed -new 5 BR, 4'h
bath', La~ge-LR 4 fp"'!al DR overlgoking
Bay.., Haiidti>nie paneled FR. Luxurious
master s!'J_te •wlth ljj. Gallery entry w/
stain8cl bi'ick fil!Qr. -•Maxine Williams ' 8'2-1235 •. OPEN :SAT <&·SUN. 12:3().4 :30
p.m. #3 Linda Isle. · \P2l),
IRVINE TERRACE
Immaculate 3 bedroom home with a
VIEW ! One owner, adult occupied. $57,500.
(P22)
t ' ' I • . HARIOR VIEW HILLS
Beautiful 3 BR, '212 bath, aen. Billiard
sized family room . A home the entire
family will love. Ron Sherman 642-82.15.
(P23)
GLAMOROUS ,LIND/.·•ISL£
Magnillcent New Honie, built to me'et the 1 demands of the most sophisticated b.uyer.
4 BR's -FR -formal DR -tremendous
separate recreation room. Private slip.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.,5 p.m. #46 Linda
Isle, (P24) Dave Cook 642-8235.
' UPPER tAY
Beautiful 4 BR, panelled FR, firepl ac e in
MBR, quiet street, house & grounds-ex-
lremely SHARP. $49,995.! (P25)
ELEGANT DOV£R SHORES HOMES
We proudly offer 2 ne\V Ivan Wells & Sons
spectacular VIEW HOMES in lovely Dover
Shores. A 3 BR custom home at $112,900
Also, a 4 BR view home presently unde~
construction -wlll have pool & jacuzzi
Choose your decor $152,000. OPEN DAILY
-2030 Galaxy Drive. (1'26)
BAYFRDNT MODEL
Dramatic new 2-•tory ,Baylront Entry
level features formal living area
& master suite. Downstairs 3 BR'•
complete bar & dramatic FR open
to calilevered deck. 4.1' slip privilege.
$236,350. OPEN DAILY -1653 Bayalde Drive. (P34)
THE BEST ~ROM
TU RTLEROCK TI RRACE I ~
Mal1!lllicent location -view of Catalina
to ~1t. Baldy! 4 BR, DR, FR, central air!
Laszlo Sharkaey .&f4.6200.-{Pl2)
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General General
Newport-Outstanding
Harbor View fiome, ofrering all the re!ine--
ments that make a happy family! 4 Lge.
bdrl'!"s., 3 baths, lush carpeting & drapes,
famil y rm. w/brick fireplace, paneled in
choice wood & a \vet bar. Profess. land·
scape design. See this house soon -offered
at $74,900 including the land!
College Park Beauty
'I'his large Mesa model home, lying behind
a COUJ:tyard & \vrought iron gate, has 4
bdrms. & a den, completely remodeled
kitchen. On lush, lndscpd. grounds. It is
squeeky clean, ready to move into. Offered
at $39,500.
CORBIN-MARTIN
Gen.ral General
BEST IN BLUFFS
E·PLAN PRIME LOCATION
END UNIT In Early Bluffs on quiet cul-d&sac.
Beautiful views or lge. rolling greenbelt, sunset
& cliffs of Dover Shores, This 2200 sq. ft. cus-
tomized condo has 2 Ige. bdrms.. 2\', baths,
15x24' family rm. w/wet bar. Deck plus 2 de-
lightful patios. New, exclusive listing. A buy
al $63,500.
OPEN SAT. & SUN., 1·5
400 CARLOTTA (Off of Vista Cajon)
C. D. M. "BAYFRONT"
2 Bdrm., 2 ba. "OWN YOUR OWN" in beau-
tiful Channel Reef bldg. Pool, marma, se-
curity guard & the best view of water & har-
bor activity. Priced to sell at $79,900.
HELEN B. DOWD
DIRECTORY
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HOUSES FOR SALE
697 Anita, Laguna Beach
494-9704 494-9729 (Sun 11-4)
427 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
'644-7270 . (Sun 1·5)
(2 BR & Family Rm or Oen}
2000 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
646-1520 (Fri/Sal/Sun 1:30·5)
*1106 Somerset (Westclif!) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
1714 Newport Hill s Dr. West., NB
644-6200 $53,500 IS.un 1-5)
117 Via Palermo (Lido Isle ) NB
675-3000 $75,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedrooms)
1647 Port Margate (HVuHomes) NB
644-2430 $69,000 (Sun 1·5)
2590 Monaco Dr. (Irvine Cove) CdM
644-2430 $195,000 (Sun 1·5)
419 lrvine (Newport Hghts.) NB
673-<>510 $41,000 (Sat & Sun PM)
510 Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $74,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9382 Nantucket Dr., Huntington Beach
646-0555 $28,500 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5 :30)
*1101 Essex Lane, Newport Beach
645-4040 $61,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
723 Cameo llighlands, Corona del Mar
644-7270 (Sun 1-5)
303 Orchid, Old Co rona del Mar
675-6000 $67.500 (Sun 1·5)
2603 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach
640--0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(3 BR & Family Rm or Oen)
*2323 Private Rd., Newport Beach
642·5200 $56,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2007 Holiday, Baycres~ N.B. .
· 642-5200 $75,700 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 $112,900 (Dally)
**31981 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach
. 4114-7518 (Sun 1·5)
1842 Port Stanhope (HVuHomes)NB
642-8235 $55,900 (Sun 1-5)
**836 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
673-9060 646-7767 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
540 Vista Grand e (The Bluffs) NB
6444910 $58.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1527 E. Riverview, Orange
5574130 $36,500 (Sun 1·5)
17961 Orkney Circ., Huntington Beach
557-4130 $34,500 (Sun 1-5)
1801 E. Balboa Blvd. (Bal. Penin) NB
675-3000 $62,500 (Sat 1-5)
259 Morning Canyon Rd ., Corona del Mar
640--0764 $80,000 (Sat & Sun 11-5)
**• 17 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
675-3000 $92,500 (Sun l-5)
1311 Kings Road, Newport Beach
645-4040 $70,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1120 Goldenrod (HVuHills) CdM
675-6000 $74,500 (Sun 1-5)
322 Poinsettia, Old Corona del Mar
675-6000 $86,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
734 Poppy, Corona del Mar
640--0020 (Sat & Sun 1·51
3057 Killybrook (Halccrcst) CM
646·3928 $27.050 !Sun 1..5 )
(4 Beclrooms)
20362 S.IV. Birc h (Back Bay)
642·5200 $59,500
Santa Ana Hts.
(Sun 1·5)
1529 Keel (HVuHllls) CdM
644-2430 $79,500
1425 Keel (HVuHills) CdM
644-2430 $79,500
1521 Anita Ln (Westcllff) NB
(Sun 1·5)
(Sun 1-5)
644-2430 $72,500 (Sun 1-5)
235 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2011 Pt. Albans (HVuHomes) NB
644-7662' (Sun 1-5)
106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $79,500 (Sun I·5l
14 Bl! & Family Rm or O.n)
2015 Commodore !Baycrest) NB
642·5200 S64 .500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
** 1653 Bayside Dr. (Ytmn'• Cove) CdM
675-1935 !Daily)
*2118 Sanliago iOover Shores) NB
644-6200 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
***'4521 Brighton Rd . (Cameo Shores)
CdM 642-8235 (Sat & sun l -Sl
19201 Ediohlll Dr. (Turtle Rock) lnln•
•
18011 Aspen Tree Ln. (Univ. Pk.) Irvine
54().1151 $55,000 . (Sat 1-5)
•l Pinehurst Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
557-2034 64()-0719 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1527 Anita Ln (Harbor Hlds) NB
642-8235 $67,500 (Sun 1-5)
1019 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
2415 Tustin, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $49,995 • (Sun 1-5)
18991 Croyden Terr., Turtlerock Terrace
644-6200 (Sun 1-5)
1836 Port Westbourne (HVuHomes) NB
642-8235 (Su n 1-5)
1221 Keel Dr. (HVuHills) CdM
642-8235 $89,900 (Sun 12-5)
•7 Lochmoor Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 (Sun 12:304:30)
308 Bowling Green (College Pk) CM
644-7662 . (Sal & Sun 1-5)
21 Hermitage Ln. (Big Canyon C.C.) NB
644-4910 $119,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
**•50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
29 Augusta Ln (Big Canyo'!)_ NB
645-4400 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
716 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM
675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1·5)
*515 Rockford Place, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $69,500 (Sun 1·5)
1701 Skylark, Newport Beach
64().()()20 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
333 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
• 646-3928 $75,000 (Daily 1-5)
(5 Bedrooms)
3801 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Hill) NB
644-2430 $122,000 (Su n 1·5)
725 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle ) NB
673-7300 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(5 BR & Family Rm or Den)
** #46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5)
**#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
· 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 12:304:301
*2401 Francisco, Newport Beach
5411-7729 $98,75-0 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
'**#54 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
6#2430 $289,500 (Sun 1·5)
** 13 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
673-8203 $150,000 (Sat &.Sun)
**1324 W. Bay Ave. (Balboa Pen.) NB
(Sal & Sun 1-4)
2318 Aroolus (Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
**•16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
64-Hlll $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2121 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB
675-6000 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(6 Boclroomsl
1500 Keel (HVuHllls) CdM
644-2430 $99,500 (Sun 1-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALi
**2201 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach
64-Hlll $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(2 BR Each! •
230 Cedar (Newport Shores) NB
673·6210 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51
12 BR and 2 BR )
717-7 17'h~ Narcissus. Corona dcl ~·tar
675-6000 $72 .500 !Sun 1·51
(2 & 3 Bed rooms)
425 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar
644-7662 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
HOME AND APARTMENT
(2 BR & 2 BR)
611 Acacia, Corona de! Mar
675-3000 $61,500 {Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 Bocl1-)
•• Hll W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach
642-6200 (S.\ & Sun 1-5)
INCOME PROPERTY
7·UNITS
(6 • 1 BR -J • 2 BRI
1338 IV. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach
642-5200 !Su n 1·51
LOTS FOR SALE
il-*1653 Bayside Dr. !Yachtsman's Cove
CdM. 675-19!3 ' !Daily ....... ........... .... .._ ..........
Gen1r1I
~IM-Slldtl,
~ AllllmoQilts
REALTORS
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA OEL MAR. CAUF.
644·7270
••• Duplex
Watch the SUNSETS !rom your SUNDE;CK!
Immaculate duplex, all newly refurbished.
2 bedroom upper and 1 bedroom lower. Right
on the sandy beach. BEST RENT AL
AREA .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . $110,CIOO.
* OPEN HOUSE
(2 Bedroom ) -427 Heliotrope. Corona del
Mar. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . ...... Open Sun. J.5
3 BEOROOM -723 Cameo Hi~hlands.
Corona del Mar. Sun. 1-5
AUSTIN·SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
644-7270
Generarl
Pele Barrell Realhj \
pre6enb
JUST LISTED
FIRST TIME TO SEE -Baycresl 3 bedroom,
dining room, family room and pool, can
easily be converted to 4 bedrooms S75,500.
2007 Holiday, Newport Beach
Opon Sat & Sun 1 ·5
WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM
WITH PIER ANO SLIP -2 Bedrooms plush·
ly done and completely buillin with all the
extras. Unusual opportunity to see.
4411 Wnt Co11t Highway, Newport Beach
Open S.t & Sun 1-5
IMMACULATE AND READY
BAYCREST BEST BUY -4 Bedrooms, din-
ing room and family room. Custom buill
and planned for active family life with sep-
arate master suite. Compare at '641500.
2015 Commodore, Newport a.ch
Opon S.t & -Sun J ·5
PRIME SOUTH BAY FRONT
BALBOA ISLANO -5 Bedroom home right
on sandy beach. Lovely .sundeck, plus apart·
1nent over douhlc J.!a ragr S l80.000.
Ca ll for n1ore detail~.
LOWEST PRICED DUPLEX
IN BEACH AREA! -lm1nacu late·ncw car·
pets and drapes, 1,; block to bay, I block
to ocean . . . . . . . $49,000. Newport Beach.
'
Office Opon S.tunbyt & Sundoyt
PETE BARRITT REAL TY
I 605 W-llff Dr., N.1.
t.. 642-5200
HARBOR VIEW tllLLS
' Be. t buv m ort11 . lmmac ... bdrm .. 2 bath
sin ~lc lliiory born'e. Large patio, room for
pool. •~·ly redecorated. View or bay &,
ocean. Low lease. $65,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR·
541 a..,.W. Dr., hl'9 I, N.1. 61M161
•
I •
o.n.ral
fabulous mesa
verde! $36,950!
Prestige addren . Lovely
home with a fabulous 15x20
ft. encloi!ed and screened
patio for year round tan1ily
tun & entertAinlng. King s\z.
ed bedrooms, 2 1'le~ant
fireplaces, ooo In large
famlly room. Gourmet's
pride kitchen, d e I u x Cl
bullllns Include dishw asher.
.•. gold shag cal"(l('tlnit. rich
v.'OOd paneij.ng. New <lra.pcs .
Freshly painted inf erior Brk
54lrl720.
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Cosla l\1C51l
Close Out Sale
Brand New!
Make An Offer!
niAT'S RIGHT . BUUJ)ERS
CLOSEOUT SALE • NAME
YOUR PH.ICE! Try :>%
down! Priced 10 sell from
$.13.000! Crackling t i r e -
plact>6. Step down FAMILY
l'.t00f.1S! 3 & 4 Bedrooms.
Laundry rooms. C(.'mcnt
driveways. Move In lx•fort'
Xina."I! Hurry . Call 645--0303.
I Ol!l.\I J 01\0\
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THBREAL
BS'l:R,TERS
OPEN Tll 9PM
ESTATE .
PRIVACY
Enjoy 2' ~ ACT'CS of I..akc-
Vil•\\' Properly \\ith 11
NC\\'fl0r1 Beach AddJ'('ll.~.
Large '1 Bedroorn. :.! Rath llomf'. 0U£'rC\I for $221,000.
Call 646-{)5.).}.
'SA REAL
TURKEY
,'50
Granted It needs work but
H's in a private, &ecludat
J'ffidential "°"1fllUnily that
offers much presti~. 3 very
spacit>us bedroonu1, 2 tiled
baths. atrium entry, floor lo
ceiling Ureplace, shag
carpeting, a built.in kitchen
'>''illl lill"1 rounteni:, double
ovens and breakfast bnr,
huge n1al'ller bcdroorn t1ulle
with added privacy.&.'(' lhis
one today and make a deal.
Call Red Carpel, Realtors
>l&-8&1().
GONE
WITH THE WIND
is what you'll find U you wall
too I~ lo ~ this bt>autiful
4 bedroom homo I n
Baycrnt. 2,500 11q, fl. in lm·
' ;'i!~ln ~rxll:i a:'a o~ N...._ Btach. Price ju>t
miuced Iron\ '67 .soo to
$61,950. = : . .',\ 1\1 H v, 111
Realtons M&-7711
2013 Westcllff Orl\'e
OJlf'n ·1111 9 rr.1
ON THE POINT
BALBOA PENIN.
Located les:> than a block off
the O<."CIU\lront A a block
from Newport 81,y. t..arxe 4
bedroom, 2-lt)' home. 2
baths, la1'1[e llvln1r: room
wllh flreplart, family nJQ(l1
le llhaded patio. Some vN ot ocan A: bly from upper
, ...... "'" """' 165,000. C\11 540-Wl Open EvtW.
• ·, -HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
$2B,950
College Parle
f l~tturllul hl111w JM'! n1nonsc
111t11ly ll'N":l In• J'l~t·llrl"t'*TUf'
!'<irkh)o• ) 11rt1, :1 l11-.1M'W111111,
ru.lural h r I r k flrt"fllru"'.
l11n:f' ll\11f'IK room, fnm~ly
rnnm, lrn 1n 1·rtl11r l"'
l ..... ~~1. br\ r.41)-173).
TARBELL
Gener1t General
of;nJa !)6£
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Linda Isle Drive
Beautiful new 5 BR., 41'l Ba. home. Water-
front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome
oaki>aneled !am. rm .. frplc, wet bar. Large
master suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains . . . $179.500 .
SJ Linda Isle Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 41}.1 baths: on lagoon. New
carf;et.s, dr~pes & '''allpaper. Lovel y garden
& arge slip .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. $212,000
101 Linda Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican tile Doors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip .......... $155,000 .
Linda Isle Waterfront
Just completed -modern 4 bdrm .. 41h
bath home with fa1nily rm., game rm., form·
al dining rm. & magnificent 25 ft. \Yater·
front living rm. w/frplc. & wet bar. $285,000
For Complete Information
On AU Homes & Lots, Please Call :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE
Costa Mesa· Harbor at Baker
Hqnt. Bch. ·Atlanta at Magnolia
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DECORATOR'S DREAM
• . • "''iJI please and impress even the
"fu ssiest" of buyers. You 'll find 4 big bed-
rooms a nd an enormous family room with
open beams. book shelves, and even a CAR-
PETED WINDOW SEAT ... ! Cuslom
carpets and drapes thruout. Finishing
touches include aeco rator wallpapers,
"rough board" paneling artd Jots or m ir-
rors. ll's "ONE OF A KI ND" ot onl y
835.500. ONLY LISTED ONE WEEK. CALL
546-4141
3000' TO OCEAN
llere is the beach home thal you hav~ been
dreaming about. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, form-
al dining room, beamed -ceiling fnmlly
room. extra large master bedroom suite.
room, ext ra large master bedroom &uite.
been professionally decorated & landscape
ed. This is truly an outstanding value for
$36.750. Easy tenns . CALL 962-1454.
MAPLE TREES OF PEPPERTREE?
Tum over a new leaf! See this lovely 3
hedroon1 . 2 bath Costa i\1esa home. Cov·
ered patio. l"a1nily roo111 "'ith fireplace.
Oul y $16.)(). total down payn1enl . llurry on
this one at $32.500. CAL L 546-4141
FANTASTIC POOL HOME
Privacy & good laste abound In this terrlllc
5 bedroom home. FonnaJ dining room,
large ramlly room with fireplace, 2\', baths.
Located on a large lot. Heated & llltered
pool is sumiunded by PALOS VERDE stone
deck & is completely fenced for safety.
Built·in gas Bar-8-Que & shul1leboard pr<>-
vide added family entertainment. You must
see this home lo appreciate. New listing.
151,IXXI. CALI, 9624454
ROLLING HILLS
Rcau11£ul :~ bedroon1. 2 both l "-0nrlom1niu1n
in l.niiunn ilill :.. 1\$s111nc 7t;.; loa11 and move
1n hcfore C'h r1 'i ln1n ~ Only fl.5.500. Up-
Rraded co1nplcte. (':\I.I. 546--4 141
4 BR NEAlt OCEAN $25,500
Super Jha.rp South Shores home located
near achool.s. shops and ocean. lmmacu.
late lruide and out. lleautllully panelled
bonus room can be 4lh bedroom. den or
studio to suit your fnmU y needJ. llo41
door in garage. This new listing ls in mov,..
in condition. $1,3()1). down will handle. CALL
llC-4454
COATS
roa,,. & WALLACE
""1(N REAL TORS .,
SHOWCASE OF VALUES
SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE
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1 TO 5 P.M.
COSTA MESA
1605 Ponderosa -3 BR ~ FAMILY-S32.500
Sal/Sun 546-2313
' HUNTINGTON BEACH
20031 Big Bend -4 BR , FAMILY. DIN ING
ROOM -$49.900 -"HELMSMAN" MODEL.
LARGE PREMIUM LOT. Sal/Sun !>46-2313
9432 Coastland -3 BR , FAMILY, RUM PUS
ROOM -$47 ,000 -HUGE , 1300 SQ . FT.
Su n 54&-2313
6532 Renmick -3 BR . LARGE CORNER
LOT, 2 YRS . NEW, LARGE MASTER -
S34.950, Sat/Sun 847-0010
19882 Ranger -4 BR. GLEN MAH -$32.450
Sun 847-6010
NEWPORT BEACH
1800 Port Kimberly -2 BR -J--DEN -
$52,500 Sat 67 3-8550
1073 Dolphin LEASE Sun 673-8550
115 Harbor Island -3 BR + GUEST, WA-
TERFRONT DOCK HOLDS TWO 7$' BOATS
-$135.000 Sat/Sun 673-8550
CORONA DEL MAR
338 Evening Canyon 3 BR. SHORE·
CLIFF'S, KEY TO PRIVATE BEA CH -
'79,900 Sal/Sun 673-8550
332 Larkspur -DUPLEX. SO. OF THE
HIGHWAY -$65.000 Sat/Sun 673-8550
IRVINE
3691 Claremont -5 BR, FAMILY. DINING
ROOM -542,000 Sun 646-7171
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
11 697 Corin lh -4 BR. FAMILY. DINING
ROOM. 8 MO. OLD. SUPER UPGRADED
$45.500 Sun B4i-6010
6 LOCAL OFFICES
O.neral
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Enjoy the good life in this 5 bdrtn., extra
lge. "Somerset" home of almost 2400 sq. ft.,
built only 2 yrs., on 90 ft. frontage. Formal
tl ining rm .. \Ve t bar. 3 baths, 2 frplcs. & 3
car garage. Other extras a re a beaut. pool.
jacuzzi, cov'd. patio. & enclosure for boat
or trailer. $74,950
CHINA COVE
Re side in a luxury residence 6verlooking the
Pacilic & Newport Harbor. Beautifully ap-
pointed, thou ghtfully planned, with con-
venience of elevator from garage. Come
enjoy the sit-down vie\v. J ust 30 'steps to
China Cove Beach. $98.000
The l\rca·~ tnp pro(etisionals
ar1• al yuur st.•rvicc. 675-3000
BAY & BEACl-I REALTY
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Ge"Mral I General
Western White ;;;;;;;;;;L;;t 0::;0;;;;;;1 s;;L E;:;;;;;;;;;;.
House Area Reasonably Priced
fl.J 11acant lot ready for I. New listing: 3 BR. on
units. Seller n1ay subon:lin-\Vazil'N!. 35' Loi. Beams.
all'. One block from San :o1t'p. din. m1., lge. patio.
Clemente Country Club, $71,~..00.
Golf Course. and Stale 2. Near club & tennis
Park. Price $11,950. Call l.J)\\'est price 4 BR. :i ba., 546-UiOO. f'-.R. $76,5'Xl
INVESTME.i~T DIVISJON Charlene-Whyte COLD\VELL BANKER
•
THB' RICAL Rcallors 644·2430. 833-0700 550 NewpoM Cl'nter Dr. BS"J:A'X&RS 1 ....................... ... OPEN 'Tit. PM I ..,,
BEST BUY
GORGEOUS 3
$29,950
Beautifully upgraded 3
bedrm., 2 bath homc-locatL'tl
In e:ircellent U'el ol O:l&ta
ft1t•&H, new tile kitchen,
rlchly paneled family rm.,
both baths have clt'g8nl pullmans, oozy usro brick rtreplace and 1pnclou!I built·
in kitchrn. Yard has trees
n rvl plenty of room for tht>
kids 10 play. Don 't miss ii
1>ril'l'd at $29,950. • r~
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Cnrpet, Realtors~.
HOUSE HUNTING??
Here it is. Alillo l utely
Oeautif11) 3 brorooni, 2 ~uh
home only 3 yrs. old. rt has
a very roomy built ·i n
kitchen, upgraded carpet1
tlfl(f drapes, large 2 car
garage, quiet cul..(lc.sac lot.
This home is really spollel!S,
o"'ner asking $28,500 .
MAKE OFFER -BUT
DON'T MISS IT. call Red
Carpet, Realtors 54&-8640.
AP Zone $25,000
2 bedroom. 1 bath Mme op-
posite Costa Mesa Hospital.
Ideal for profes1SoMI office.
House will carry in11estment
1vhile awaiting development.
l!URRY!
Roy McCardle Realtor
1810 Newport Blvd., C.~1.
541-n29
---=--== SPLIT LEVEL
FIX IT AND SAVE $$
BIG SPACIOUS '1 bedrni \
homr wi th 2 baths. cltt.
Do You Want
Charm And
Warmth?
Shoreclillii, c:dM'1 f ines I
Iocallon. Encb&ntlJ>r 3
bedroom, 2 bath home Joad-
f!ti with used brick, wood
and U1t! finest ot everythlna.
Lovely tree-lined 11treet11.
Key to private bench. Pride
of ownership. Only $19,900.
Call 6~.
and Associates
C:oola -
$21,DOO. ASSUMABLE
FHA LOAN AT 6'12 '/.
COLLEGE PK. 4 BR 2 BA
OPEN HOUSE
Sat. & SUft.
251S °""'"' Ln
Newport
at
Fairview
646-8111
huilt-in kitchl-n, Io v <'I y Dana Point
t'Ov<•rNI palio, 1nassi\•t• 2111 E. COAST HWY . i----------
h,ick lin'pfac~. he.,y shake _CALL 675-4392 DANA POINT COTTAGE -roof, Jots of pott'ntlal, ~s OwlX"r is foret'tl 10 sell, A 2
minor clean up 10 be very bedroom cottage just a
sharp. V.a1uc priced? Call $52 950 DUPLEX I !hrow trom the beach. needs Rl'1 Carpel, R e a I t o r s , 1 • a liltle paint, but what an
546-8640. Interesting older property, investment! Perfect beach
EASTSIDE 4-PLEX with a little \\urk still to be home and onJy $26,000. BKR
Now is the time 10 invest. done but a lot of-:noney to 962-5.511.
Lltll<? upkeep on this fully be saved at Uris piiCi'. l·F--1-.--V-ll ___ _
rented 4-plcx. Gd cond. m Goldenrod -Open House . oun •1n a ey
Terms avail. f?r info CALL-Sat. & SUn.1·5 Call 675--7225. Walk To -Beach!. 400E.17~, FORALL Ii'~~~-$35,950! C.M.. I! · -= I AIW r.T":T:"T·-·-Sw·fer's paradise. Large •I .-_:__:_:: .:. · · • .ii · :J.. bedroom. 2 bath home. -_rs:· -+ ·r . • · t'amily room with
1u1s101A11T °' 1H£ cotwru co. handsome fireplace oH the
$1500 moves you in 111 OPEN SUN l 5 d~lusc builtin kit.c h en,
II I . • • dishwasher. 2 patios, one Se er pays al. cosls. and. t~s rovercd. Concrete pad · for
house has 1t all, built·tn 709 NARCISSUS boat or trailer. Side yard ~lichen, new ca rpet , Sharp 2 bdrm. home, R-2 101. entry. Finished garage with
fireplace. ~ouble g~~e, r .A. heat. frpl c., st a l l \\'Ork bench. r res h I y
covel'l'd pallO, ne\V pa.int 1n. sho\\"t•r. A good buy.' painted. 3 yrs. nPV.'! Brk,
side and out. bl'autifully 427 NARCISSUS 962-1373.
TARBELL
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Fountain Valley Hunt1!1!!on ~h
BY Ownero Chol« 4 Br. + IRING PENNY fanl. rm. + 2 ba. + trplc.
Nr Mlle Sq. Park. 1\1 Yrs. IANK FOR THIS
old. $3000 down. T.O.P. VA ONE 1281 Pm. 833-1103,
83>-311!16. $19,500
3, BR., 2 sl.3:~ .. 400 9<J 11 Yoo mua:t 51:.'t thll one', a tart-
fam rm, Jorrna1 din rm, lge taslio home to get your
patio & yard. Drps & crptg. start In. All buUt·lns In the
1866 sq ft . Call 962-Bn'.l e.ft kitchen. Larae co vered
3 ~ f pat.io, double car g~e ~'~~•-•-•~P~P_1·-----I "'Ith bosl door. Pay~nts
G•rt'!n Grove ri v.111 be wider n:i total. Call
now 842-ZM.
HAYE HOME$ ARE
THANKSGIVING LIKE SHOES
DINNER HERE "'"" u ,,,., m. °'"" '"" .... Texas size custocn fncni· featu1't"s of thls home and
ly room, accentuated by see iJ they fit your family's
Roman brick fireplace . . . noo:h;. 3 bcdrooo1 with ad-
wet bar ... of!lce off muter cled den custom· carpets and
BRS29 .. ;..;..PRJCE REDUCED dba,..lhP'ss ,t~~utll,ng'""'.'_2 to ,J,N. · ........ 6.. .... ... ....
LADERA y,•ilh buill·in breakfast bar,
968 4433
Huntington Beach
POOL
$28,750!!
Every room I• wired !or
stereo, wall TV antenna.
whistle while you work! 3
Jpacious bedrooms. 2 baths,
large family room with in-
spiring lireplaCf', bcnutiful
bu i lt-in kit c h en,
dishwasher. h a nd so m e
bl'rakfast bar. Hli::h hlork
wall fence for supl'l'n1<'
privacy in the lm•<'l.v t'Oll·
tour pool! No do\\'n r;.J.
tl'rm!'I, lo\\' do1vn non-vf'ls!
Brk. !liZ-5566.
TARBELL
Ada1ns &: lltttRnol'!il
lluntillli:10n Bea<'h
Spiral Staircase
l{ard·to·come-by! \'ou bet!
"'Franciscan Fountains by
the Sea" 5 Bednn &: ramily
rm. 3 tile baths. 011er 2600
sq n of supr" comfort. up.
graded thruout. Large patio,
prof ldscpcl yards, fully
i1prinklered for low n1aint.
Price only $53,900 1vlth only
10'/r dov.'n. 962-8851.
$25,900. 847-«l!O.
ABSOLUTELY
THE NICEST
SPANISH HOME
WE EYER HAD
FOR SALE
Imma c ul ate home tn peaceful cul-de-sac set and
in 11. prime area. 4 large
bedroom, 2 baths, beautiful separate J1m ily room with
fireplace and YK., bar.
Sp<1cious kitchen with loads
ol cabinets and OVl'rlooking
ul"I(' "sparkling S1vim1ning
pool." Excellent carpeting
anli 1lr<\jk.'ril'l:I 1hroughout.
lloust• huiU around gOrgOO\l.I
i;:arden ullriun1. Allo\\'S for
much en1ertalnmen1 and
n1uch privacy. Priced at
$48,500. Call 842-2535.
IT HAS ALL THE
"I WANTS"
in a top neighborhood. 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, family
and dining area. Beautifully
decorated. Extra sharp.
Co\'ered patio. Located near
park and schools. Priced a t
only $28,950. 847-$110.
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ELEGANT
MANSION
BROKERS INC. l.J)vl'ly t"•o-story, 4 BR &
f11n1 rm & form\ din and -------c---1 hr~hl and 1·hccry kit<:Jr.,
SINGLE PERSON
landscaped front and rear. Doll Bouse! 2 Bclnns.. 2
Outstanding v a l u e al baths plus exrra -% bath in $29.~JOO. act no1v It 1von't dbl. garage. Modern kitch.
last. call Reel Carpe l, w/blt-im, dining-den. Lots llm4 Brookhurst, 19165 LURES
lte>nHors. 5-16-S&Kl. of chnrm. · Vall 1
11 That's not all ! All crpts
lfnuout even in bath, new
paint &. \vallpa.per. On a big
t'Oml'r lot w/hlock wall
fCJlC't" £ l'OV'd palk>. $47,500.
See today. MORGAN REAL TY ------~~-lik{' 10 sell her 1 bedr rn con·
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* * NEWPORT BEACH * * OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN. 1·5
Live in on~ of the ~luxe 2
Bi'droom J Jomes and l'njoy
thf' income !rotn the other
Rental Home. Plen!y of
Newport Heights A r e a
Charmy. $."15,COO. Ca 11
646-0?>55.
-EASTSIDE -
BDRM. 2 BA, fam-Oin.
AssWTie 5* 7,. loan ol
S17.000 or 1'C'finance 95 % al
jl~·'.
f''ountlun ey 1 Lo1•c y Gennan lady would
4 BeclrO!lm Home 673-6642 675-6159 JUMBO "°-n.~ home ;, in es-
2 hath!I, enclosed patio. dou-LIKE TO ct!llcnt cond. Crp111 & drps
ble garage, new carpets & POOL like ney,•, <'bC'ecy kit ch & din drapes. l mn1edia!e ENTERTAIN? rm. Price aim Inc. refrig.
l' ., I 531·5111 1 :::1 5.11·5111 ., I
16 LINDA ISLE OR.
r\ gorgeous 5 bdrm., 41h bath \V aterfront
home 'vith boat sli p. \Vet bar. maid's roo.m
& much more. Ready for im med . occupancy.
.......... -........ -... $175 ,000.
WATERFRONT DUPLEX -
2210 W. OCEANFRONT
Spacious 3 Bdrm., 2 baths, each unit. A low
down paymt. will move yo u in. Lowest price
on oceanfront at . . . . . . . . . . .... $89,500.
"EXCLUSIVELY YOURS"
THE IRWIN CO., REALTORS
610 Newport Center Dr., N.8 . 644-611 1
1111
iUr.)LD!l\llY 01 THE COL WILL CO.
CUSTOM UNITS
Six 1·ustom Spanish style
rental units. Eastslde Costa
J\.1es:1. 2 BC'Clroom. firl'place.
!hake roof, bulltins. ~ar·
age1t. Beautiful Jo1Y main· ,c;.., __ ._•_r_al _______ f General tenanc-e. Near 111'11·. F'ull ,. ;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! prl!·r. S1 03.lXXl.
CA LL 540-1151 Opi·n E11f'~. EASTSIDE ·-..,, ·• HERITAGE . . REALTORS
360" VIEW
pnsscs~inn. Easl c 0 8 ta It 1vill be a joy in th is leisure wshr & dryr. Mi n
~fesa. $28,500. oz:ienled home. Your gue~ts 4 Bedroom home in excellent $850/Dl;)'.vn, pa.ymts of $173.
Roy Mccardle Rtaltor ~ill now th11..1 t~c 40 ft. hv· condition. Large pool witli covers e.11. Ideal for single
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. ~ng nn .. Jge. k1lchen area, slide. E-Z care landscaping person, close to shopping.
548-7729 into the den, around the and covered patio. Sharp I'
pool. or to ~ huge canyon carpel and drapes. Refrig
& ocean view patio. Open .. ~ & d t "4 900' Sun. 12-4030 P.M., 615 Rock-~r84Hl'f.' oo. ~ ' . 531·5111 ( :;:) 531-5808 HOME & INCOME ford Rd .. Cameo Highlands. .
e OLD ENGLISH e
Huge customized 3 bdrm.
.,.,,\th Italian marble lirepl in
huge living rn1., gigantic
famil,y rm W /free standlna:
!\lontercy firepl. So many
xtras. like elec gar. door
opener, \\•atersoftener, hua:e
HEEDED AT ONCE
TWO SALESPEOPLE
C.Ontact oflJce manager, lers
talk over the benefit s.
LARGE · 3 BR, df!n, !iv U • ·1y R I Ontu rm~frpl & kitch. 31,; car n1vers1 ea ty
il:Rr. Added attraction, in· 3001 E. Cst. Hwy. 673·6510 ft/'
come ffom new, priv. 1 BR DUPLEX.BY OWNER ~"'21 $28 5 back yard patio and rear ,9 0 entrances. It looks like a
CALL ANYTIME
646-3921
Lochenmyer
Rellltor
apt. Beautifully lndscpd, 708 Larkspur. remodeled .&
close in $43,750. ready to move in. Shtitters.
BAL-BOA BAY PROP. beauliful new kitchen, ba1h 17910 Magoolia, F.V. * 642-7491 * & """'-166.500-67~1658; e HOUSEWIFE'S * * y A ** tiTh-1616. DREAM e • • BY Ow n e.r. Spettac~lar All on one fl oor, 3 BR, big ""'""'""""'""""'""'""'.,.~I Owner will ~II al V.A. ap-Spygl~ Hill fc:irever view kilch ow/loads of cabinets,
Back Bay praisal: 3 BR .. 1 1 ~ ba. A lrom this l~unous, new 4 CIL'itm floor to cell firepl.
nice home in a J!Ond. Cosla J3:di:m· Medill. ~ml'. Sep. dbl door entry, big laundry
3 Rt,.lro11m -cull' home on t.lcaa loc. dm1ng room. $99,950. 1 ti i.DI b"
IN'C shatl•'" f{"·•·~·i•f•' o,. MORGAN REALTY 673-1010 530-70:..0 nn, enc pa 0· ig " • ., rnough ror 2 pools. Even only $28,(~JO. 673-6642 675-6459 SHORECLil-~FS. 2."E Mornlng hns a boat gate. on cul ·dt>·
Su1'l' lo please the niost l lollywood setting · walk to
pa1ticular people! 3 killj!; Country Club & horse
size bedl'OOIT11i, 3 l~ly stables. 136,600.
baths. ~lamorou:i fireplace REAL ESTATE FAIR
lends added charm to fami-536-Z»I
ly room convenient for '""""""""""';;;. ...... iiii;;I rntertainirJK of! the built-in
kitchen. dishwasher too.
La~e covered pallo for out·
door fun & BBQ's. Prestige
location, Brk. 962--8865
TARBELL
GOLFER'S
PARADISE
(;INNY MOHP.l~ON BR $38 500 Canyon Rd. 3 BR. l-,an1 .. sac Jot. Only $32,500. No ••* -REALTORS-4 -1 Din. Owner, 6 40-0764 , down paynit recfd. Brookhurst &. lbunillon
.,.• •... 1511) Men \\"alk to bcaC'h, rcnnis & 673-1708. REAL ESTATE FAIR Huntington [3(-ach
3 BR exec. home on 2nd fair·
\\'&Y of Meadowlark Goll
Coul'!\e. Beau1 ap{lta. thru·
ou!. in1f)Orted Italian tile in
hl\th!I, 2 fpls, forml din nn.
beaut cr ptd & drpd. Only
S43.950. f or appt. to Stt call
.(aM.venle Dr. East. pool!!. 2·Sty., frplt"., carp .. Costa Mesa 536-25.51 2800 59 FEET' * ••-• C°'" M•sa <h'f"., bliM. 2 Pnt'°'. • • I' ••••• 55141311 CAYWOOD REALTY BEAUT. CHEAPIE CINDERELLA AND POOL
10p(.'1l F:.veni~l!.1__ * 548• 1290 * COLLEGE pi(: $29,9;l) COTIAGE Your family \\'Ill rtellght in 531·5111 1::1 5.11·5IOI •
TARBELL
2955 ltarbor. Costa Mesa
NORTH MESA
SPECIAL •••
$31,000
YA APPRAISED
Immaculate 1 bNlroom. 2
bath with :Jt'prll'l!lt'. 11'1\'t'ly
t~ fan1ily M0111 1 \~WI ~I ·
ll.) tn)lll1·al lundl't'UJltni:. i\ll I lhi1t for tinly S2G7 per rnonlh
11.•lth no n1ofll'y clfll'.'ll h) "'''"· C.11
C:::<.\Al l1fll I\ 11 f
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Don't touch a thina • 1'10\'" ript ln. Spo.rlcling ·4 bdrn1 &
f.IJflily rm. 10x8 enclofeil
patio, all bullt--ln kllchtn
w/DtlW vln;yl floor. Close lo
ICbooll • all major •hof>-~po,150. For dl!1alls. ~ (()pe.n Eves.)
· HERITAGE
REALTORS
(Ope n Eves.1
J. HERITAGE
R EAL.T ORS * 64S-7344 * 1770 Orange A venue
Costa Mesa
F'rN! CoMt to Coast Catalog
SEE HAWAII? 3 BR. 2 BA, big yard. • this spaciou!I 4 Br beauty.
MESA VERDE OPEN HOUSE Super sharp and priced right Formal dining combined w/
Si;c'C'lacu!ar 180" viC\v ol 2838 Tabaao Pl., C.M. Sat. & Sun. at $29,SJO. CAU.. 9lir8-U56. in formal family fun. Ele·
llnl'bor nnd Cala1ino.. 3 bed· BY OWNER • Open daily 1·5 2332 Cornell Dr. • gant court y,1rri and so
rooms. l baths, with large 3 BR sharp Pacesetter, 1~ llURRY, ,von't last! •. ninny, many extras! Don't
living roon1. A perfect lol BA, ne1v crpt & dtp«. cov'd n1lss seeing tJ1is -call
for a POOL. $70,000 • Don't pallo & blk wall. Immed Newport '979-1050.
Young & Big
$36,000!
4 spacious bedrooms, 2 love-
ly baths, deluxe builtin
kitchen, dishwasher. Huge
bonus room, elega nt
fireplace. t...arxe covered
patio. Sprinklers. N e a r
5Chools &. shopping! Brk, -SURFSIDE
DUPLEX!!!
ii,:'~ r.;:;:d~-::is· 11!!!!!!!!!!!E~S~T~AT~E!!"""" ~2l
iiiiliillU.9Jl1 N~~:, T,E:,.~~u, SALE ~ 11 ·
NEWPORT ISLAND Virginia Wiii Tell ~~·ug:~~ ~·it,~~ ~~ci
Brnntl New? Senaa!lonal Pen. INCOME r ... You about these klvely kitchen, elec. blt·ins, brkfst. $31 • DUTCH CLEAN TARBELL
1n:1ula Jocarlon! SD«clow! 2 Grcal. corner location; IQ:c. hon1('s. 4 BR .• 2 batlu + nook. Many custom features w/frpl. Room lor tx>Rt. t •
h1-d .. 2 hath t'\Utlom unlls · 2 ht1rm .. frplC'., 1•~ hflths. lan1. rn1. S29,950. 3 BR., th.ruool, l:ie11.utlfully $28.iO On. Fortin Rltr. Priced to sell. Lovely 3
3 Bedroom, 1% Bath, buillins ~ti~!;d=:h
including diSh\l.•IUihf''", W(W
plush t·ar!)t'rin~. drttfJ('!I. with l·hdrm. unll: idrRI ju1·1R1f.'E,;ApooL I Eat ,ST34A,'l50TE. r\eroraterl & ltnmac. ('()nd. 642-j(JOO. d Xl 1
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h1·1·ukf:ua + hl"•I'. l11•arn 1•1•l1· hon1i~ & jl)('()nie -~··l ·Up. s· f Large lot. lr79.000. Likl' lo trade:" Our Trader's be roon1. , nl noor p a n.
in.i.:. lllK't't111·ul111· hny vll'\': e'"i,51'0. TREASURES DAVID D CARLSON Quiel cul-Oc·sac i 11wt. near ""-" • l"nl'RrllSf' CC11U.p1n i!' for you! t.lile S<iual'f' Park, !K'hools ~lf(r•rprJ hy lt'IUUll1r: hullrl1•r Call; 873·366.1 673·1!t1Xfi 1::v1·~. 11'1"\1 \\'r~t1·lirf. N.R. l>.t:"Hintl REALTOR ISJ..9293 '-~line_!!, :1 days for:-; bucks. and-"--. c,\U. "'2 '41'.
c1'J)ls & drJ)l', large cul·dC· OWNER
sue lot. only is!r ps In a TRANSFERRED
lovely l);ltk, •I yrii ne1v .\ 4 spacious bctjrooms family
1111 intpr'l ivcml'nt~ 1n. Quirk rutin1 a•tjaccnt h ~I I t i n
pnll.'Sl'llllilln. Full price only I k!1chcn, boaslK 11. handsome
S?l,500. 962-$.il. rlrl'plACC'. grc;il lor f;imily
at S~1.(llKI 10', flown . I -----Miu.,~ .,....., .,
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OWNER
LEAVING STATE
BROKERS-REA L TORS
ZOZS W Bolboci •71-l ••l
OCEAN VIEW
Lo\•f'ly :\ BR hon1c desia· Beautiful like new lY. )'CAT
nr1tf'li for homellnc1s and oJd 2 l lQl'll, 3 bedroom hoo\t:
warmth thruout. Nlt't! irtrtC:l wllh pe.nonmlc ocean 9 ln Garden Crovr. $28,900. coutllne view. io~At down
lmN"1U.quldr -
ll -$35,850. ~· 1 1 •1.'111 ..... ,, * 64$.n+I * n.tillors 640-7111 l'ntl Orana:• -'~u. 2043 Westrlltf Drive
Colt& Metil ()ptn 'till 9 P~f
f'rtt Cout lo CC)l~t C'•lak>R:1 -~D~R"'EAM ISLAND
"SPLASH'' F'8\\"TI Island. r.-of lh• San Junn lidnntfs. 3 Acrcs-0f
lh1kh11.; fnr an immaculate t11 tl tln1hrt'll. Perff'C't !)•~
fu111 lly (l:~n homr w\lh le t1•rl loo · IW''I 1u l.1!'1\C•
1J(llll o1111 d cn1er1alnn.en1 ll,1 rhour. Onl)·.S12:1.IOI.
an?ul \\I~ rmw h. PriC'rd YOUR OWN ISLAND
with nil 1mna a1 u->.OCO. l rirK'~T 2t.!I RC'n• CanadiAn
hu{l:e hrdmnm1, 2 lwc1niou• S:1h'non fishlru: Island. CloMl
bolhs, clostf lo ln-eway• lUXI lo Pt>n1t11r TlnrtA1r. l lousr,
•hopplnti:. Call 1nu·10)', .i 111-er Ir \\"lid 1ramf•.
on1~ sm.IXM!.
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Bill Grundy, Rultor
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OWNER MUST SELL
3 Spacious bedrooms, larg:e.
~m ~i:idet~ a":.11J, ~~~ rambli!'g rancho
Iinplaee. w11 .... -bull6n + pool! $39,500! ~. O\."en It dl.shwuher.
Exqullllt eold lhq deep One level home with 4
pe.dded carpetlnc. Lovely apeclouJ bedrooms. pullman
patio, Jr. estate grounc1.., beth1, all electric PIJlh but· Jandl<:~ 10 \;ir:cUon. ton miracle builun kitchen.
Brk 'ftll oJ" d I 1 h w a 1 h t. r , .. tl'P?lt -~·~,,_,,·•N=' ~-~~~·~-1 flrr:pl11.ce adds charm to BACHELOR PAO family room. Loads ot
2 Ddrm., "Lido" Tiburon. dr:cklna. lulh low ... main.
End unit. Live it up v.1th A t~Mnt't' ltndlK'&plttQ: AM
pool at your front door. All don't foreet 11ir ll\bulo1111 ~'OUl"S for 104 do w n • pool "''llh .epanatc. ja(..-uttl!
$28.SW. Full prioc. Call lot , nrk, S"6-ll8l.
ll'IOrt' 1010. I larwin realty Inc.
• til l)~ TARBELL
fun .t-cnteNnining! Large
Jlltl lo rur nutrloor pll'asure!I
overlook~ a lovely
landM:a~I hi:ick y a r d .
Plu!'Lh carpeting. drapt'll in· r:lud~I! Brk. $2~.!150,
M 2-fi&.'l 1.
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1\1ro 4-plexts. Good 11.B. Jo.
catkin. tm>. btk>w marillet
at $47,500. Call for lnsperc..
tiOn 842·1418.
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111.il Be11ch Blvd., Jl.8.
BY Ch\•ntr: l Br. 21,-w-:-dTri
rn1, f11 n1 rm/kh. $hllg
rrpt/drp11, alr cond. Xltu
lri: TibtJron To w n h • rt.
$34,500, aJ."IUrtlt' 7•-: V ,\.
132)3 ~f(':M VC':m.. Crt.
ONF. \'EAR OLD "S A: S",
large.11 rnotitl built. All lht
l!.xtra.1 o.rc in. Ankle decrp
CU!llOm carpet .• r I n I s h ~ d
hlll k1.rd nn, 1ep family rm,
lorml n,•lng rm. 15 llup
lrttl In l'fflf' )'"Ard fl\U~ ix.t
11tom.ge. Q\vnrr n1 o vi n I
Bots. Chica & llrll ~"nlrrtad)' to 11tll. BKfl
lluollru:ton ll1u'bor j 962-5.\11 . 1
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l Ddnn~. 2 buthS; fiimlly I f"or intormnUon •nd localion
rm. OM-red Pl&lkl, Ck>M:" 10 (If lhe!k' J-1-L\ 6 VA hontt:t
l!.IM!J>!ll I m•rkch1. m.rino. ~1)'1f11<·t . '
Gib Walker Raalty KAS all •N l.1.\\-G VML Lido. N'pf. S.:ach I .. ..
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_Exch•"11• 112 • Coplitrono Beach *EXECUTIVE HOMI -· ~.,:.bog:,:i:s::: STOP PftlNG RENT''' r;;:;-::.i :~,. ~c~ ~~ ... BR;.,!~. Fee lai\d. approx \\ ac:re.)8 ••• .,.;. onll mo.t laahiona1.,4_! ..... Im. mo. catJ eG-1025.
OCEANFRONT Pre-Grand Opening Sale!
HILLSIDE HOME ~~---' -~---moe old, OPEN Sun. 1-5. for resKie nce approx aarne Corona del Mir You'll never have a feeling of a claUJtrapho-
bia in tltis superior quality borne .. 3 Large
bedrooms plus den, 3 batlts. 'Exciting view
of white water surf. Own steps to private
beach. See this . . . . . 1
2107 Indian Sbt\nrl Lane. W I Sq C . ..1_. I I value $1'5.000 in Newport IUD,000. J1t1t Liltid, won't Q nut UGN Olklulll n lll'llS Beach area . "Old Town" 1140 • LARGE Stodi<>. NI
last, Hurry! Alexandria, VA cha.rm with ldtchtn. Ocean llde bwy.
JOHN CAREY, 9118-1217 Tak A..1.-of """--bUll'.e rooms A: all modiem Lovely patk>. Fare! Walm, 1Utr 64&-14lf e UTI1llt11CJ9 ""'r convcnl...,... C""t f u' 1183 • 2 Bil 1 blk ocoan.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 TO 5
31981 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
I ! I LOOK I I ! "NO CLOSIN" G COSTS" 1;'"=· Prlnclpall on· J!f/: ~}'Jir',:0 ~1'!:.,
PRESl'IClOUS WESl'CLIFF RMI E1tah Wonted lM ff,t.f,;~· 1.1 bli< b ea c b .
CONDOmlniurn. Exclualve, NU I EW RENTALS GOOD REAL ESTATE 494-751& CONDOMINIUMS Quiet • ell adult, and • -* ....... k c h * . ontlDr'• dtt&m! ~ by Expires Nov. 26tlt -Tract 74-03 ..,.,,c _._~ 6!"'41m or 494-3218 353 NO. COAST HWY., LAGUNA BEACH appointment only $36.900. 30 D E \Vill buy your VJVl."'t'rty· All 3 BR. Carpl!tJ & dn..Pff. Call 545-8424. EXCLUSIVE ay scrow c.a.Sh with in 72 l hrs, CaU Stove & refria. So. of Hwy.
with S 0UT11 C 0 AST Yearly least. $325 mo.
Huntlntton llNch L1gun1 Beoch -
$23,500.
SBR 2BA, oversized dbl ear, ...,... tlrlvoway, Ira fncd
lot. 8 )Tl new. Elec bltin
RIO, dshwahr, eating bar,
din rm, fonn1 llv nn, w(w
crpt. • drpl. FA ht, Ira:
patio wlbrlclc B • B · Q,
Paymta less than rent -
Won't last!
A VERY ~PECIAL
-HOME-
tor tamlUes who take time to
ltve. Two master suites,
large family room and a
billiards room with wet bar plus 3 car garage, on a cul·
I ~ street. CALL
•• GOBBLE UP
BEFORE
REALTORS. • 11.iinimum $950 Moves You tn. ~ Shown by appt O>ntact HANDYMAN -Lolly living awailS YoUI e No Closing Costs. ""· A"'""'•· m-i:m SPECIAL ~==-Act swittly WATERFRONT e Immediate Possession. so. of Hwy. 2 BR. Duplu.
That'• tbt themt for th1a to selecl your own DUPLEX End patio. Frpk. Beam
I. -·-• 1 Newport Beach condominium. SHARP!!!. 3 ut 2 down. 11 ceU. S275/mo. 67S-79!>4. tlj><'&W ... <~•• • t y e d IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, h• home. Detalled archit«1Ure Visit the temporlfY offices ol the tee .. pnv. doc A·I Cm> ull in hood di b BROKERS INC. 3 Bil. 2 bath>. South ol H•1'· w/exterior of wood plank. Newport Crest tntormation Center, di&n! 35 Ft. c r u Iser & 2 balbs1 b t-ran~e, oven, , s -Adults, no petll. $350 Month.
stone, etc., low 1weeptnc conveniently located at ·~GERRIE CO. W8Jiber1 disposal, individual laundry area, ""'""'96-;2';.W:;'-;';;1:;;;;;;;;;;-; I Broker 644-4848. roonines ot weatbered cedar 2400 West Coast Highway 645 4400 642_5557 enclosed private garage, private entrances, WANTED. 3 or 4 bedroom , 2 Cost• Meta •
ahakea. Suite B, Newport Beach. choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming beth home, eaataide loct.· l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:,I
Spacloul 4 BDRM. •FAM. Open Dally 10 a.m. to sunset. pool, gas B-B-Q . & paik-like recreational Uon. l\1UJt be tjea.n. Large
RM. noo.. olan, built on I * BAYSHORES * area rear ,.m, a..s. good"""' -THREE -
I eve I, FEATURES SPACIOUS, clean 2 Bdrm. le • Price range of up to $45.000. SPACIOUS HOMES
FORMAL UV. RM. WI'rn convertible i:Sen. ?r1 party. Principle• only. cozy LOC BURNING Opon S I /S 1 ' PRICED FROM ;s?-"'23. Vtcant and ovailablo FIREPLACE. W/W •' un. ~ noYI ·Huge pool, po1tin1 carpeting ( s LIGHT Ly 2532 Clrclt Dr. $18,950 TO $23,4SO \YANT TO BUY l or 2 uni!~ green, photo Jab, aru
SOILED) thru t li -
--GE•••11•--on Balboli.. Island from I: mdts, tttn..oentet, bU·
"·'I • all • bd~·. 2•·01""t11e" C»as'"u.n NB. owner: 12"> 1'93-0471'. I'-~-and oth•• -·-• • ... ~ 1610 w t Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, rifht about 14 -~ · ·~ .. -
bdnn •. have -·" OCEAN • wy., . al I f l ft I · \VANT TO BUY 1 or 2 unl11o ational facilil\es. Mov~ ••~ REALTORS 642-462'.l mile to W nut ( st road on le ), e mile VIEW. t "Waln t S ,. San Di Fwy t on Balboa Islan·d trom own-into OJ'IE' of thf>se homes
Stepsaver kitchen has all NEWPORT SHORES 0 u quare i or ego . 0 1 ~·~·~· ~·Zt~3~1~793.(l~~·~'l1~.~~~· at the NE\\TORT RIV· BILT-IN RANGE & OVEN, DUPLEX • Newl)' decor. Culver, left about 3 miles to Walnut, right to IERA v.'hm-llvin1 h1 tun
DISHWSllR., DISP., ETC. Xtra lfll 2 BR, 2 BA unlll. "Walnut Square" or call 714/551-4-041. • 3 BR . '" BA, 1600 ...
& natural bdwd. ca.binets. Fee simple. Priced to sell. I [i) n. sm n10. ~--to •·-•·-rm $64,500. Jones Realty, Inc. Iii tNncw * J Bit . 2~, B.\, 1600 ,.. ~v~/ ·~ l --••LIWI;,_·, 2001 W. Balboa Blvd. NB. . ~ ==~~~=~~ l:.;ln;;IC;;:°';;m:.; .. ;..;_P;,_rOf'O:.::.,:;,_'"ty_:.:_:.:166:.; Lmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii ft. w/""Shr, dryr, retr11. BETTER BI LT -•--~ • 673-0710.
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\~ 1 . S310 mo. HOME HAS BEEN ~--= ,...,_ BALBOA PENINSULA _..,... e nRED OP BuslnHI •• BR . 21; BA, 1800 ... ~~ ~J~I ~_::.:::;;;;;:_::::_ __ _;~-::::-=:::;;::::,,_ __ Nn";,": .. s:i!:,:'~1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~1 PAYING RENT? Opportunity 200 ik;NO:: c.,,.. • mp.. ~0~!'!:.,~ A Wlr ~I· decks &: patioa, :in 4 • , .• be the proud owner of ---------VILLAGE REAL ES1' TE
t e .. .._..... e bow Ugunl HUii Newport BNch car pa.rkina, t t • x Westminster this DELUXE 4 unit . . e Income Tax Sef'lriceo l ~""'~"".,1,.·5800.,."!'!!~iiiP{' pue you could have a shelter, ck>lled by 12(15. charming 3 BR, 2 bath e Dance Studio
real ehowplaoe. It'1 thf!belt OWNER MUsr SEU.. 675-7297 or 675-1460 *CONSCIOUS OF TODAY'S owners unit. No vacancy e Ceramic ~t.J&. e AWAY from It All! ~
$51,4'15
buylnlownfwonly 3 BR convtbl den View AT THE BlllffS * H.V. HOMES Monaco-2 RISING COST? Here'1 • (acto• hett. ASKING e BeerBar Bach.E/stde.Uliltncll!S. THANKSGIVING $37,950 FULL PRICE Home. Beautlfully -BR+ den. Sbarpt r .. lai\d. bargain; 3 Bi& bdrm• and 116,000. Huntln<ton Beach. HOLLAND Bui. S..lo1 ALA Ront•I• • ~ ASKING~~ f'" TENANT OCCUPIED! corno•. Wailoo auden TRINA IS THE MOST !'!l'~~,.~yAl"'" .. Owntt, paneled d•n, now crpt5 • LADERA 1716~-CM &1$-41111 ~Nu 2 Br TWO "two Bedre:;;~ CAIL lSI'I patio; trees. Bltin d'waaher, ~ uau ...., dl'P!I, freshly pe.inted. Huge ............... e FRESJ{ • ... ~,! . ..:. R 2 MISSION REALTY range oven Custom cpta. ldscpd yard. • Only $27,500. BEST K"lllng food prod, Net Stow, ref. f.:ncl K • r,
on ., •• meLA-D£'Rrrty. 985 So Coast H1M.\)~ ·drps, 'ttrep1c'. LarKe ·cloeet.1 BEACON BAY, bay front All terms. Sell~ m113 help 968 4433 951-4333 profit approx ~ mill\on chlld/aml pet $150. · · " wlm.lrror doon $35 950 VIEW -VIEW· VIEW home 5 BR, Lge Fam rm on costs. cau 84M2'1.8. annually. Seek investor tor ALA Rtnt•I• • 6'S-3tOG Phone (714) 1 Tenn• to right ptY. , . 3 Bdnnl., 211 balha; 00.. to with wet bar, + 2 BR Apt. MR. FIX IT ! 11 "'~ now. (71<1 613-0663. VACANT
961 '433 '·" 4433
$210. PER MO,
Take over loan. 4 BR, 2 BA.
· Wood paneling, snack bar.
Ranch style kitchen has
"too much" storqe. Huge
roartna fireplace + a huge swimming T'IOOI. Only
$35,500. Call RED CARPET
REALTORS 962-5513.
HUNTINGTON Crest 3 br.
Atrium home, 2 ha., fam.
rm., fonn. dinlna: rm.,
p a t I o I kitchen, -~man garden bath in suite sized
master br. 8' cascadina ..,.,.,. /all Into """""' swim pool, man)' extras. By owniet: ~ fdr quick. 1a1 e •
96&-t.!25.
SPIC , & SPAN; Pro f
decorated. 4 BR, 2 bu.,
vacant. $31,500. 0 w n er
846-7442 or 846-9086. OPEN
House Sat, Sun 9 to 5 -15401
La Salle Lane, H.B. !North
of McFadden, betwn Spring·
dale i: Edwards).
OWNER DES PERA TE
2 Story, 5 BR, all terms ·
Fant•stlc Oceen Vu Owner, ~Tl82 pool & shoppizll. Onl)' $150,000 673.-G>3. • W-~-. • Brl.ng your hammer &: paint FOR sale Ba I· Be a c b 4 BR. 2 BA, heated I: filtered
Open Sun, 12-4 BY Owner 6 bdrm, 3 be., fam $&0,000 2 BR, 1 BA. DeL gar. Space bru5h! Dlrty, but IOWKI po. ~· Prtndplea onlf. poo.1, close lo So. C&t Plai11i,
1395 Cen1tos (up Thalia). rm, 3 Clll' &atage, crptll, 1.r'A. for boat. Fncd, patkl. inn Beach Blvd., lf.B. tentlal packed trip I ex I ,,,.,...."""" \caae $325. J)f!r mo. 1st A
Marntncent 3 BR.., Jae. Wn· drps, lgc pool & COYm!d [;. ~-~ -§1{ ~.!. GI. By, Owner. 1..11..1 ACULATE • "3,<m Hurry. Money to loan 240 la.it ptW1 SlOO dep. Call
fly nn., Uba) ~ pa&. Only $46,800. 830-ml36 ;NO .w.u • I"'""" ~-ArleM, Home f Ind f' r'
Strttt to street lot, no dote Laguna Niguel :st ~; ' • LEASE OR SAL..E 3 ~~w"tw1% !!!12 w~almostcstm 1st TD Loa RS R..,ealty, ~TI: (' y c". ncilhbon. Nice deckll 4 v; New 5 BR. Harbor View .... ~ ......... -639&.
fruit trees. MoUvated. have MONARCH BAY ,-'ft. rea ty Homes, crpts, d r p 1 . drps. You'll love it I N I ' I • ~1·PS TO Slo-• O••" ~\\ 644-6607 fireplace + Its lar~e ~~ 6~% INTEREST ,,, · · · ,.,.,, ,,_., !Jou;ht ln Oreion. $49,S(I(). 4 BR. den, f&mlly room, din-V · screened patto. 0 w n" r :4, tum Bach. Utll Incl. Sl.0$.
Hom•lneomo-Pool Ing room, 28(11 sq. ft . '"' V~la del Orn Duplex .. noa• ""ocean b'ansfenod. Only 1'11,000. INCOME Prop on Pacific 2nd TD Loans ALA Ront•lt. 645 -n-.. Sun. 1• • ' 174,SOO. N rt Beach Milea Lenon. Ralt<>< ·~ ~ lit ~--d I _,....,, -ewpo * 673--&563 * Call -~· Coast . wy, ...,...,...... " e GOOD P.10RNilolG! S Br., 121 Wave St., nr. ocean front, SEA TERRACE 644-113.1 ANYTIME SHIRLEY REAL ESTATE ?-.tar, Price $100,tm. -Down l,.o\\•elt rates o~e Co. 2 Ba, en c I 111 a r
Neo;ver, ~iquely designed , BR. famib' room. dining Charm & Value ilARBOR VIEW PALER?-.10. pa y men l $ 5 o. o o o . "'HE BUY TD'S" w/v.wtcbench. Kids tin!!
structure, 11 convert. to 4 or room. wet bar zm sq. ft. 6 mo. new 4 Br., 21,t ha, COLO\\'El.l., BANKER & ,21o, •
5 BR. home plus loYeb', ' Gracious eJegance on Peach $69,500. Owner 640-0247. ,1 :;.iiiiij-~..,iiiiii..._iiiiiiiiiiii~I~~~·~~~' _,c71:.;~,,:; -·,,·°'· _ :.;D~o~o=l~l~o"d~g~e • S•tta.r Mtt. Co. ALA Rental1 e ~-PolynHlan prden apt., or NIGUEL HILLS Tree Ln. Custom < bdrm., 3 BDRM 2 BA, pool. LIU Gowa1 . , . ~·~ 642-2171 54S.o611 ~ "'R~ .. 1~ .!F,! .,W47a~ 3 BR, 2 BA, doll bouse, In drminlng 2t!°"ha~ .. famillode! ~bw. Pf~A "~~1~17 BEACH ·DUPLEXES Servi111 llarbor area 21 yn. NEAR s.11..c .c . Coll CoutM! •
vtew. t:U~~-.. ... ,ilUU great neighborhood. 'sJMci ki~n uE\.en" a blt;; ..,.,,.......,, vwn•=r V"l<F'"Ool • New, deluxe 4 BR., 2 Ba. &: lnd TRUST DEED LOANS l ikdnn wilh y.rd, pallo
$33 900 ~eep treezQ.~ ~ Newport Heights Butlnetl P~ 154 J BR., 2 Ba each. Will Buy Trust DHdJ and iwace. Maturw adult. H. McCormack, R.E. ' . decorated & • Jandlcaped. TOT L $75,!IOO To S77.cm. C&JJ; •BROKER ~'14191* only. Sl40.:
OPEN HOUSE ~mlMlf" Anti a """'"° patio beddo OFF TO SCHOOL? 1:9x209' wg,OICE Jic,:. r:::r w':ff.~~~.f'ro, R~ Mcea ... RHlfw
32.6-42 Adriatic C BR. 2 BA. be'l.utlful view, a SPARKLING P 0 o L . No mol"e bu1 rides! No drtv· TION lluntlngton Beach. 646-7C.4 fi40..0!S!2 II fl! I L! 0 N~~· C.M. private oomrnuntty pool. $5l,500. ing roi Mom! Drop by 419 zoNEo BUSINESS, PRO-....... ._. _,,,.7
Laguna Niguol 139_,950. CALL 'e'-646•1414 Irvine, Sat. or SUn. P.M. FESSIONAL OR O~ CORONA DEL MAR 1 :;·----;:;-~1 9\l'I' lht •--· 3 ~ TERMS write· Triplex. Each unit 2 BR. 2 BEDROOM HOME
SUN 14 • p ·•' • • ·-Yoo'li love 9 ••••-<· $17.~ OL . ' G-• $7,980. New paint ' . • -.M. ' NIGUEL TERRACE • ...... bdnn., 2 ha. walk to all KANPAK, 1993 Kilte1 Rd., ,....,_ "' w / hardwood floors,
Large 4 BR, 3 BA+ family Deluxe 3 BR home with a1.tLTY schools family home. Only Kihel Maui, Hawait. redecoration. Pritt $82,5(1(). HouMS Furnished 300 ts c1rp fire I
room and formaJ dlttirlc formal dlnln& room, ocean Near N..,ort h•t orrh:a su.ooo. Commercl•I ) ::.;.,,Invntments Aaenl. . crp • s, p •
room on 1/3 •=· 179,500. view,~ ""R'ilih'ill). BIG CANYON Unlveralty RHlty Proporty l51 10 u N 1 T ""'""Y·m••"· Bolboo Ptnlnwla r::'~~c::~. \':g:";-~:
32325 s. c.out Hwy. at PINEHURST LANE 3001 E. Cat. HW)'. ~lO OA ISLAND SSS.000. Near shopplnc A: 3 Br. 21Ai ba, all new intitr. No pets. $190. RE,AL.
Soulh'Laguna e>-2231 Price .ooucoo. Builder muot BY Owntt; Lee"" shaded BALB F"''Y'· lncom• IU,900. Wtnl" rfftlAI. TOR >18-7729
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NEW CONDO on F.ut 9, sell! tee. lot on go11 coune lot. 4 BR. + Den, l"-bu. Great bu1ldina site on quaint Fortin. Re:altor ~ 111 m.:'B9lro ~;cR"'=s.:.;1'-,"".,."'=11on-ct-:by,.-,..,,.,--,1
view goU coune. 3 Br., 2 w/xlnt view. 4 BR., 4~ ba. ~ ~~ Uvlrm Alate StreeL Can bQlld two 4 Units. C.f.!. Nr. lhopplne. L~una 8Hch 4 DR, 2 hill bu. kit bl! w .
Ba. owner 675--!i033 Exqu1slte mstr. BR. suJte w . Hrdwd ~ ~ c • gtoret and two aparbneotl. Xlnt ·rond. U\oe ln one, rent ;;;:~~:.:::...;;.;="----bll tnod yanS. 15 tt pte tor Youn&, Realty, 847-1216 or •'LI-' • ' • w/frplc. " wet bar. Beem Blt·ins, --"· r 1 ' Bia 615'-1TZ5. 3. Fortin, RHltor, 60-5(Dl, $UO • UTIL PD. lJ'JI: Bach nr cam-or bol.L 2 yn new. L•k• Fo .... t ceU. llv. nn. w/su.nken con-Lathe/plaiter ,....... Over .,!'!~· ~;.:.;=----~lln. Full ldlCMn. Nt'll1 r-· BY OWner, Franc i 1 can versation pit, trplc. I: wet sz. 3 c&r pr. f'eC'l'ntly Condomh1hnn1 Y.'ANTED: Ap11.rtment 8Jd1.. lnq. m E. 22r.t St, C.M.
Fountains Lra: &al sty 4BR, 5 BEDROOM bar. Formal din. rm. Fam. landscaped, $39,500. 646-4593 for Nit 161 2--5 untta. Souih Cout area. ~· Util pd. 2 Br., trplc. 2 !'OOW availab6e 3 br. 0\\',
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2BA, hu.&e tam rm wtbeam -----..,..:::,,..::..::::..: O\VNER TRANSFERRED. rm. w/trplc. 2 Heating & HOLMWOOD DR. renled, p>d cond. ar3357. blkt. beach. Oilldlanall new crpla l patnt, cm 1o
celling, ahag c:rpttng, lo . , . hu reduced this air-cond. units. $149,500. Larae 4. bdrm. plus lamlly NEWPORT RIVIERA-AIL 4-Plexa.lesaVerde2Bt,2868 pet aU ldtll, •'ater pd. 1" l
maint yni, open h5e Sat & Canyon &: ocee.n Wows at neerly new 2 ltory home to OPEN Sat:fSun. 1-5 P.M. rm .. 2 bath home; blt·in ON 1 FLOOR. Lr'I· ~uahly Royal Palm. $162,500. 10"-$325. • RIGJIT on Sr.nd~ 2 Br. lut mo. l teCUrlty dept.
Sun U.5. 842-8004. your feet; thil lovely home $51.750. Home ii locatt'd in 557.2034 sro.atl9 kitchen, b'plc. Would you crpt'd, 3 BR, 2 BA, rmi dwTI I: tnd. ~7. 2 Ba. AVl!l.U Yeuly. $275 mo. 9'TY.1814 * FOOTBALL STAR sella oUel'S 4 bdnM. & 3 elegant, WOODS and ta aum>tlt1doo HARBOR VIEW beliove only l•>.OOO! fl1>lc, 10X40 prlv. pall<>. Lot• for S.lo 170 NU-VIEW RENTALS EASl'SIDE, .,.., '"""·!BR. his private residence. 4 spacious bathrooms. Close-by tall =1yptustt treeal ,: ~P-HOMES BALBOA BAY PROP car ,ar. Pool. rec. rml, etc. =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;_ 18'73-403> nr 49+-3248 + DR. cpt. ~. Wtr I.:
rumpus size BR's, oversized In area, v.'ith acoois to shop-prox . .rouu sq 0 ivnlg ' ~~~'nf'r/Aat ~4. • Lido l1M ptd. pd. No pet&. $21\. bt llvin&: rm opens to view ~ ping & beach. ~ of i;oom area. ,._.call Jor full details 675-7060
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15' x 35' pool, ranch 11.ie kit-for future expanilon. Call 137"'9'WW 5 BEDROOl\.ts &. 3 BA111S San Clemente 3 BDRMS, 2~ Bu. frplc, Own your own corn.I. 8c)Ard 2 Br/2Ba or 4 Br/Mn. 4Ba. S..77"5.
chert a dln1n& .. Co;ry TV, den Earl Waterbury, $$,500. KATI LLA REAL TY car pr, swtmmlng pool your ho r • e • In an winter. Open SA.t/Sun. m 3" ::B:..D:,;RM=----paln~-, ..,,-,.., ... -[
or fam rm. bKR. 90-5511, .A6, ,,L::l::do::..;l;:•le:::.....,..----See this! A great family•!---------prtvl., asking $34,000. Near ajfricullural aret. lmagtne 3 Via t:holL 6~7667. 213: crpts, inccJ yard, dbl f,'·
2•L ILKS TO BEACH 'iJ. 1, home. EASY catt, fully landlcpd Hoag Hospital, 67r9183 loL11 only $SIXXI. totl\l price. 449-4"66. , l.!16 \\~.I , • Pl.. t'W'I !o. n .,,., H CHOICE * J..arge family rm., sunken home. Ocean view, l BR " I Invr.st now and reallz.e IL ' .. ~......, ,....,..
cute little house ln aood 1+1"1 ~ LOt living rm .. formal dlnlnK den or 4 BR. 2 BA. Good Duplexu/Un ts profil liurr. \Vondcrl'ul op-Newport Btach .;_,==o....,,--,-,,-,=
nel&hborhood. $19,950536. Call REAL ESTATE1 Comer rm., 2 brick fireplaces· bar c~t Space & Bltlnl.1 ;;;";';•;;;;;;;~~:;;;;;;;1;;;;62 pot1unily ror the limlt.ro in-W1:71' bar. pool 1ab1 e . r.oun1.ry llM.' • 2 Br. $1l0. SCOTI' REALTY 7533 1190 Glenneyn St. 5 Bdtms., 3% bathl l)lul din • prot. decorated & Beach Oub npts, nr Golf \'rslllr. UreplACC!' 6 blt-lm., 3 bed. 2 ~<r1c, rtfrig, iiar, fncd,
Anytime. 494-9413 • ~6 rm. plus Ip. aw*lc. landscaped. SSS of custont Coone. $45,tm. By owner. w Cnll M6-M80 (()pen evm.l kMU/pci.
21h BLKS TO BEACH llSOOO ext"-' Call 49)-1338. NE ba., pool, pan.,°"""· $13$ Ront..t.Mou10 9n.aaG ** OPEN ** LIDO REALTY Fee l•nd 114.950. Eve•=:...=:;..= __ '-----i.e. 411lt er.c. er-.ni.1;:::.:,.:.;.::-7.'.:,:-;.=-;":7.'-I
Cute little house in good For Your lnspect&on 3377 Via uto N'pt. Beach I ..06'4--0'IT7iiiiiiiiio' ,...., ... ,..,. .. 1:S=o~n~ll:..:."'::.::-__ ~-:-::-N.B., ~12 nr 53&--5824.. MESA doJ Mar 4 Br, f&mlb =~~·~~ SAT. & SUN. 12..5 * 67S-noG * I' DUPLEXES W1N1T.R n.ow · S?'IO. ! rm, Cflll• • d..,. Qut.i
·-"'-. 3121 BERN DR. JI BAYPRONT * POOL PWS I ! HR. 2 ""'·now cp<. "''"'· \\ _,, ""' sm. ""'· DI ~·--ST OWNER MUST SELL -·, ~c NOW b1X to ""'"· No peto. S.nt .... Rood. SIHll6!.
OWNERS aay, "Cet them FAMILY E ATE EN SAT/SUN. 1-5 $28 500 BUIUlER -· • l> Aoro 8 '" Juoo A!>-0671. AVAIL Now · I 1111.·2 BA.
sold and we'll help with vets Top Ot The WOrld. i.e. 2-136 LIDO NORD 4 Bdnn. home. BiJI; Ca.eyon ' • tAli 958 Caplst~By Ow~. Some dahWlhr trpk costs". 3 or 4 BR $21,500 • sty, 5 Bdrma., 2;t bathl. den I: prden Country Oub tett!nR. ' . Abflolutely cti.armlnl home f"N7 fX'tM vlew. Hone ok. S95 . Walk to wattt. 8Al"h. bltnt., pa1nt 0-.dil."':
$.12,500. BKR. 80-1418. Fam.Uy I: dintn& ma. IJv. 3Pi• al ali room. carpela, drapes!. b\dJ t.tn.,, featuring cuatom ~~ 3.14 Portland C\rcle 49.3-ftA ~:;.t ll'l&Wcpl.t, Sln. Z ·1. t>4o p@u_ Mr4%rl.
4 Bt, 2 Ba home. OJatom ~c.rmi.ce~ = cftl~ o:v1ofoN RIAL TY :1.ei~ Good~ ~e!a !:: JN~ 11.1r-9-'t·th ot Adam~~un;'{t ~eln, OMtrt, 174 1.R:.:°":.:.::'..:·J..Hou..:..:.=.:.•:_..:,,,._.;.;.,.:.,:::.: BRAND Np 2 BR .
drpl a: ~ fl'1>k. Near completel.Y lnd9cpd, w/rdce 3116 Newport B1~4r.e. tw 111w11. round the &OflfOUI pool. ton Strwl to B8 · · 1 '°" VINE oc:untront Mt. 3 BR. 123$/mo. OtMn side °' park~ ~eoO· ,uni 1>1& ...... Alltlnr$49,500. 7S-90IO 1767 HOPE GERRIE RLTY. s.paro1ogreenand -uch· ,_ 536-81 2 BA, f\lrn. WlntOT or Hwy. Pb. -· "'"
w/pa • · · Dtrectlona: Up Putt Ave.to ONEN$UN.1~ 645-flre.rlns m ...,., HAVE CABIN... ,...ny. ~ '73-4191 or ;:;;&:1>:;;~-~..,.-....,..._..--.1
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Irvine Giit elkMi' RNlty model. Cheaptr tha n 11 .-... lictlp ut Clelebn.t• 'l1iank• home. San O t n'!M'fe, fl.i t.rr pa~ rm. =:;;ma.•• ~ m-0 VII Udo, N'pt &e.ch builden new homea stlll for I}~::. =-e.•: ~ o;a; llvtn& tbt way 11 thould be mo . 111 Jurw I. 1.973. Q?i kt nk....,,,_.,4,
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miee. $2115 per mo. No pelL St°" relri& all utll lnei IMMED. <OCCUPANCY pd. 11~ + -Nr. II. CORooVA APTS. n•· 63"'1883 "'°' · · · """' i Br .,., S2ifO. mo. .,...,. • ll>Opptna. 9911 El from •1u. HARBO. R GREENS ftA• NOMI ON
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dat1w&hr, • .,,,, dtap .... 1. Br 1 11&, back bay. Stalls Htd Pool. ,Adulto, no ,,.., els, Forced /.Ir Heat· Extra Large Rooma • Unlumlehed WOULDN'T . YOU?
Elee gar dr. $395 mo. tor honet !330, lllMl -2 Bit 1n• ™-· <btlut okl ~ ""9520. BeauWul'Game Room· Heated Pool· BBQ'.. Prom $130 to $115 mo
543-2253. ALA Rent ... •·'45-S900 Frple., patio, .... drpa, bit * SHADY ELMS. POOL * Enclosed Garages. Quiet surroundings and ...
Huntington llMch EAST·ILUff Jn ranr•:. Ill 'bas, eo& 21lth • Adultl ~.~ ... close Id ,shopping. (Nr Harbor & Hamlltlln St) Bochelon • I ldrma It's all here for you to enjoy Saturdays anti
VAC"UT Large .. -. or 3 and St,Hl.B.846-191Hor613-0413. •Chlldtt•nm ...... Adult Ll•lnt·No PllL . 211dnft e31d Sundaysandallweeklong,too.
. -d<n., Formal d1nlna room Dup .... , in E. 22nd St., CM G4:H645 2077 Chort1 St., COiia Mou ' 642.+170 · 1 rms For ,..,nt, 3 BR, 2 BA, Condo, and IMIUy room. S.autlful Furn. or Unfvrn. 355 1 BR, $130 & ll4'l. 2 BR, 1'12.,. 2 Full Boths fl50,000 health spa1 7 swimming pools, 7 ligbl<
l200 per mo. 1 ~ l last pltU front patio and r.ar yud. 1165. · s1"'°1. Ideal tor HACIENDA HARBOR ed tennis~. bicycle ll'llils, putting gree11o ~ dc~i~mTto~'rwte:;i both l"OfUJ)Letety fenced, Newport Bffch baobek>tt. 1993 Chw-ch St. From $154 Master size bedrooras w/ sbuttleboard, ~et. Spacious junior lJ
R-•1y 89" "71 "'a•tilltlly l""""aped and 5'8-9633. DELUXE 1 •-2 BEDROOMS h;&h beam e<illngs, lar1:e from $174 50 monl iy plus 1 or • ccd~ ~ · .....,... : eve S • private. No petL A\•&ilable NEWPORT Island,. 2 BR. FURN==~2~B~R-A-~Pool~ """ living room wl !Jlll or · • vut= •vu 847...m!. °"""1tber 1 1415 _ .,...,, de.ping porch. l>rlv doek. · · pt. · Fumlshed & Unfumishld wood bumin& ftreplaee. plans and 2-stllry town hquses with 2· or 3 beef:
Call m"568 54&.~ · Furn or Unf. S310. mo. Yrly c.tosr to shops. Adu1l•, no H ted p 1 G Sb C Un Convenient JauMry area rooms. All with electric kitchens, private bai!
•• BEDROOM, 2 lwitft, or .-. or $250. mo thN July lit. pets. S160tmo. ea 00 -arages '-ag arpe g on kitchen. Enclosed pa-cony or patio, carpeting, drapefles. Subte"" p.tlo w/8-8-Q. ChlJ.. e_~CHclu'bhote~~ _ ~·. Cutpoo•I 414 38th St .• t _ 87'--20Jl 19fJ. Pomona, C.?.t. Dishwasher -All Utilities Paid. tlos. 2-swimming pools, f lot '
d & 0 K t1'M ....... ......-""""""' 2 Br, 2 Ba. tum. $155/mo. Adulh Only -No Pets sauna, Teeret.Uon taclli· ~ean,par~ , elevatofSr. opt nal maid sero ren. ,,... • • .,._, 3 BR 5: fam, Newport Adults. no pets. 82'.) Center 241 Avocado St., Cost• Meu 646-1204 ties. Security guard. No \uce. Gourme food mar}g:t, dry cleanez:1
per mo. AGT. '62-4471 ~~~~-'f..~,e 's~ j -~-Jl•J i ~st.'°"-='==.,....=-""=~ pet.. beauty salon on grounds. See beauUfully fur-,--~~-~ . ·~ ' .... STUNNING 1 BR, 1 BA VILLA MARSEILLES ~isbed models loday, 9:a.i;n.·to 6 p.m : Other l~IMM~~E~D·.·oc~c'"ulllPlllA·NC~Y·l ,.!~~~-=-~NT~-2'-.· -~ ... _E13Q;~3 Gorden apt. Pool. Rec. SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT. Models °l'"n 10 tll 7 pm times by appointment; :Just north ot"Fashio~
bdrm 2 Ba. erp•-~ -· ....._ 'l10 W. l8th St. Cl\!. Pumlahed & Unfvmlshed 2780 P1terMn Woy, CM lslanll at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hllll New 3 Br l250. mo. BAcitao -····r· Apts. furn. .UO 1 Bit Olnt apt. $140. No pell Adult Liv'-' R d · obi ,.,.... dahwahr R APT or no dtl1dren. m Oentu D'·h h rdina°'"'ted lfan nr. Horllar Blw & oa . 334 Portland Ctrcle, H.B. ~Fam. Rof • Roq. Bolboo Penlnsui• SL -. ~ was er color coo I app Ce! • AIM
SJMla ·~ ;;-;;;""""',..,,-,.,...,.,=--,.,. Piu1b shag cerpet. mirrored wardrobe doors-m• P_ A_ R, K_ NEWPon. OthReT 'bayAPA, RTM~S' '"!!!!'!!'"'!'""-~"""'""'"""HARBOR Vu home; 2BR & BAY View 1 llr. lll043>0. 2 BR. utn •••I. 1110 mo. No Indirect lfgbtlng In kitchen· breakfast bar· , ,c.111•n37Q "WET bar pool tab I• den. comm pool, )ux crpts I: 2 Br. $250. UUl pd Belt. pets. 2277 Maple St. . h ge rl t f ed ti 1 sh I d ol'llMI 11rep1aoe & blt-im. 3 bed. i dri>s, Adib pre!, S360, pitt A "'*•· A<lultw. 303 * 54IH6U • u ~ va e enc pa 0 • p u an scap-T1l1phono (7141 644-1900""' ""'tel inlorinotien. ~. pool, -~ -an. •tt• 64-H814 E. ",<"""'ater. 1-rn.2866 NEW 1 & 2 BR .• , ltom ll!iO,la Ing • rick Bar-be-Ques • large healed pools 1 !!!!!!i'll!I!' !111,!!1!1!!!!!!!!~!!! ~ ~~ ~ ~~ = l'l20 N be ch llltop &lanai Alrconditloning I' Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt.:Unfurn. 365
1'e. ~I Broce ere-c BLUFFS 3 BR O>ndo. at1rae e125 W1i & Up On Ocean . ll< E." J;, CM' • .! .,_ I· 3101 s..' Brl:.....I St,, Sonte' Ano 557 -"''~Lib lurnundl"9 N.B., 646-6942 or 53&.5824. decor, nr "pool I: mrkts. •m Lo\oely Bach · l BR-Rooms ..... u.. '..rw-w..>•· •iv .. "'_ QUIET DELUXE Cost1 Mesa Dana Point "
l BR. 2 BA, Condo, crpts, fam. IM, own r Ma.Id Sttvice -Pool:. Utll Pd ~E ~: Care for our COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. ~ 2 & 3 BR APTS.
dflls, all aP'()liancc5, patio; 6*-0215. e Call 6~740 e home &i girl 11, Dec., Jan., MANAGING AGENT Pvt. Patios * Htd. Pools 2 BDRM, 1 Ba,· stove &: LARGE 2.BR, 2 BA taiii:. $200
pools, tennis co u r 11 . TENNIS, Pool, Walk to 2 BR, l ~S BA. patio, balcony. Feb. 979-7799 Nr Shop'& * Adul!s Only refrig, crpts It drps, Pvt n10. Ocean view, neat shop-
children "'elcome. S 2 2 o _ Beach. 2 ato 2 BR, 1~ 315 E. Bay, $250 mo. on yrly "N~ICE~l'7br"-d7plxo,....,-..QW..,..,e,..t."'Se-p-r. 365 Martinique Apts. ~1.,,..o Kids OK. ~$190. ping. 496-6.559'.·
545-7403 BA, $275/mo. Lease. Sorry, lse. lnq. at Apt C 673-tSn by garages. 1 Adult over 30.1.Apt_,__._Unf __ u_rn_._. __ _,)3_65_ Apt. Unfurn. .,....,.-~ East Bluff·
VERY nice 4 BR, 2 BA. fp\c, no petx. 548-1200. or 548-rm.. No pets. 548-1021. Generil Costi Mesa ~\m ~nla iN18' Ave.64i.~ 1 Br w/den, wet bar, 2 Ba.1-----,.....---1
cpts, drps, bltns, D\Y, cov • OCEANFRONT-Beautiful,** 3 ROOMS w/bay view. 1 BR apt, li.25 mo. Single!"---------___ .;..._____ gr. pt; 2 & 2 Br. BAY MEAOO\\'S • DELUXE •
patio w/BBQ, gardener, Xtra lrg 4 Br, 21~ Ba. $170 mo. incl. util. working adult, no ~ %14 UNIQUE Laguna Castle Apt. ** 3 Br., f'h ba. ** Apts. 387 W. Bay St., CM. 3 BR, 2 .BA Apt fur le~.
$280. ~. Yearly. $500 per mo. Call 673-5805 E. 19th. after 6::.> pm: · Wide ocean views, aetts ot * * * Large, newly •decor. encl "646-00'13"'=="· =-....,..---~ Incld spac. muter .Ute, din Alone on k>t, U45, vacant, Martin, ~or 673-0983. -1 Bedroom f'Umlshed. $1.50. ~ $79.SO Small furn cottage. gardens. Close to beach & _ . patio, bltns, crpt, drps, BAO:IEl;QR, 1 & -2 Br rm & dbl garage; auto dmr
baa gar. Kids/pell ok. HAJlBOR VteW Homes: $385. Block to the beach. Ph. Utlla pd. Adults,.,., pm. shopping. 2 BR., 2 Ba.; lge. R1'-Bro~·rs Close880t~ __ ev~~~ Y!-_~ w/furn. avail. Heated pool. Ro::..,_,av..'!:,_ Pool &
Ren,..A-House 97f..1430 2 and den. Av at I ab I e (213) 695--419l. Nr. shopping. 544-15.l$. nns. & storage. Custom ··• ,,.. mo. ..._.ter .-, '-'"l. l...OlJ.I $120 &: up. adults. 85J. uu ...,,,".
JIUl"'""" 7 Adults.. Ph· w a 1 lpa-chandeliers, aft 3 pm wkdya, all dl,J Centei-St. .c.K..~ -• • $275 • HOUSE trailer, 3 BR. 2 BA, 6-M>-157.C • . 3 BR, convt. den, frplc. 1 BEDROOM turn. Utilities ,,.... • .., Announcea wknds, 642-8340. D\JPhEX;~ LOT 865 tAmlgos Way, NB
nr beach. $225/mo. Water A ' $250/mo. winter renta!. pd. $125./mo. Adults only. ~y sr~~M:a= * DELUXE 2 BR, 1 BA apt. 2· BR, Maple nr Hamilion. A1'anaged by
traah pd. 536-343S. N..,... ~~ -~ "'°' Call 64H211 532 Center St. 54S..10'n; adulll only. AJao avali. SOME APARTMENTS w/crpt., <Ups, b It in 1 , Avall llec,lst. $155. 645-2Sl3 , \\OLLIAM WALTERS CO.
3BR. bltlns, crpts, drps, dbl & club prvl. Nr ' bch, C•plstreno BMc:h REJ;>ECOJ:lATED 2 Br. $170. aoon, other luxury apts. $250 AVAILABLE s t or a g e , c a rl) or t , eves. WELL designed 2 BR. 2 Ba. gar, $225. 544-9506 or $300/mo. (2JJ) 681•1278 Patio, garage. Adults. No to $650 mo. By app't. only patio. $165/mo. adults: SEE I ·*""'SHAO""'"'. "Y"ELMS""~.-roo=~L-* 2 ear gar. $300 .Month. on
83>-15lil EXQUISITE GARDEN WINTER tt1tlal Smack on peu .. l,6021BtSt.548--2127. =:494-4653.'7,'=.,...,.-,,----FOR IMMEDIATE EVES or SUN., ·671 C e KdultS.Poollide$14'lup · yearlyleaoe. 644-7423. 1
NEW < BR, 2 Ba "°"'° . the sand o• beautllul I Balboo lol•nd CCUP NCY CENTER sr. Ph• Agt; • Otlldrei '""' block Crpts, dri>s. lrpic, dshwshr.'. "'°L 3 BR. Condo. ~/mo. Capl!trao Beach. Duplex. 2 Huntlng'9n BMch 0 A 54HGSL · • l?1 ·E. 22nd St., CM 642_3645 Huntington BMch
S290 mo. 531-2998. 673-5221 or 642--3&45. Br. 1'41 ba. 496-2S13. (Reservations accepted DELUX Triplex, 2Blt, Din * LEASE 2 BR l% ha BEACON Bay 3 BR. J BA, Coste Mesa LlnLE ISLAND on ,Others) Rm, den, frplc, nu shag 2 Br townhse, crpt/drps,
crpt• frplc, bltno'. S2'l5 mo'.b ~i~tm.~!mm~~""~-~G~ar~.l49S.::~mo:·1~~~~?~::::::=-· l:oQUINTA t!ERMOSA BAYFRONT At crpt, paint, <rps, bltlns;no. J'J""· nr~~~cr. 968-ibl or 962-1965. J:ly. 213: J39..445(1. SpanfJb Cbuntry Estate Ltv. 2 BR., garage & utilities in· l BR, all exlra.s.$140. Wik 0 pets, · -·
3 BR, 2 BA. lrplo, 2 car gar, WALK to be<eh • N•wly LIVE LIKE A KING in& & Spacious Apt" Ter-eluded. S32S/mo. A•••al MEDITERRANEAN distance Harbor Shop 2 BR, d<n, dptd, lg ki!chcn,
bltlns, fel'l('ed yrd. kids OK ct:ror 3 BR, 2 ba home m ud raced pool; sunken ps lease. Dona Chichester VILLAGE . Center &46--83.33 . ~ yatd, adults $185 mo., s249 nto. 842--4421/968-7235. N pt Shores. $300. ~2'J24 At B get Prices! ~· Unbelievable Ltving • 642..s23S CP17) BRAND NEW AD u LT art 6 pm, ,642--0857.
Ne H 1 h FURNISHED onty . · An address of distinc-APl'S. • 2 BR. Lower-114'l • lrvlno wport• g ts UNFURNISHED I BR. FURN, $.115 lion in Costa M e s a 2 Br. F..,.· til. Pool. Shag cpt, ~· Bl. No pets
1-;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;jIMMAC. & any 2 Br.. I 2 BR. FURN. $215 ... --644-4200 adjacent ti! Newport Garag.,, llll9 Moru'OV!a, So. Nr. Harbor oter. M<H484. I• bath, blt ins, ..... t, -. dbl.e POOLS 2 BR Stud'-,~ ... , ~-B ch o541H!627f 19th, W. of PlaceDtia· e· o~"-·1 BR. ~---to 2 BR. 2 Ba Al /-• ---· -~ • ~ .... ~ ''!!~!!I!!!!!"!"!~...,., ea , Balboa and the ~~ ~-
3 .'1·~ ... ~. · · !: gar. $275. 641 0030 * ENCLOSED ALL " -,.,..,;;,-;;--;::--=""::-I So. Coast Center. Adults, no BR. 2 Ba &ll' co _... . trrIUTIES PAID VERY attrac. 1 Br. upper Southland's finest com· ... , 3 BR. 2 Ba.. air/-•. •••. S3W s.nt• AM Htl•~!• GARAGES Adults No pets y arl dul munt'ties. DEI..Ux;E 2 Br., 1% Ba. pets. $100/mo. 557-5529. l.vnu • .,.., ___ .;;. *CONVENIENT e y. 1 mature a tor Studio on dead-end stree~ NEW1·&2BR'stromP70to
3 BR. 2 ba.: Atrium • ·•• ..,_ HORSE Pioperty BaCk bay (4 blks S. of San DieKO Frwy couple only, no pets. $Ul5 + Crpts, ~. pool, b!tns, SlllO. Nr. beach & shop'g.
3 BR. 2 B&. Atrium •.•. $350 area. 3 BR, 2 Baa. on % TO AlJ. BEACHES on.Bead>., 1 b1k w. on Hoft I .,=•Ill::;;. . .:.67>-~l=Sil=3·o,....~---UNFURNISHED pnv. patiOs. $155. 1 child o1t. ll4 El20tb, CM. s.t&-Ol37. 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium "" S3tlS .....,: 2!l26o Cypreu, S3tlS. FROM $135 MONTH 10 162ll'Parllide Lane.) Bolboo ·Peninsulo .1 bedroom from $160 No pets. 548-7154. · 4 BR.2'h be..fam.rm.$40D T--'.c'""~or""'-•M• ~ l---------1bd '·d fr $185 SPAC1&2BR *'$135.2 BR,upper,cpts, 6 BR. 3 Ba. ram. nn ... 141S -· . .,,..,.,.. --· ADULTS PLEASE \utl 847-S141 • WALK TO BEACH rm.~ en om , 2 ba. shag ·-carport. rn.or Adults crpa, drps, bib\&, freshly preL 67H145 eves. Hiiulff Furn. or VILLA POMONA . : 41<5 • 1165 Now 2 BR. li!o bu + ""'"· The charm of Old pai•too. Covnl car Pt. ·""i~""~~i:"-=~
· Unfym.-., 310 PHONE '42-20IS Bachelor '" t BR, patio., Patio. G" paid, $200 •P· World Spain awaila you Children ok. 830 Center s1. E-SIDE 2 BR. $150
, . frp.IC's, _ .prtv. garages • "C"all""'Mgr'=.'=' 6=15--07"'="="=-· ...,....,...,'"° iin Costa Mesa at Ring 548-7900 Bltl!S,~ w/w, re!rig. Pool.
Ne•port BHc:h (17fi0 Pomona Ave.J Div:lded bath & Jo1s ol $185. NEWER 2 BR, 2 bath, Brothers' Med i t er. $140/Up spac 2 Br. A 3 Br, , AdWtil'. ~pet~. 642-9520 -
~YEARLY .. WINTER* c ... _ Oro pool®-~~.e !'.'.:!;.. 'b.'.th:. i:.· ~..irr;., ~~ .!~~; ran. an Village The 111 Ba, pool, cpt/drp, bitna, 2,!.!l~ty··~a1~!3;·
F4Jwr ·11ome'a in Beach Area asa uw See ·for ' yourself 17301 Ana.de, 213-257-~ eves. country is \he s~tting ~~. 1996 Alf.pie, No. 1 548-an. -. IOce,
From ·$350 Month AU. UTILITIES PAID Keelson 'Ln. Cl blk w. of where quaint cobble-====--.-"""""~~ . . Bill Grundy Rltr. 675--6161 Compare before you rent bl 2BR, 2BA, Yrly, $235. Steps 2 BDR!\f. wt gas range, retrg DELUXE Townhouse & 2 Br University Park, ·lrvlOe CUS'tom desitned. fealuring: lleach,!t k N. ot Slater). from the Bay & ocean stone courtyards_ and crpt. drps. $150 includ until. apts. Pool._. I>swt'1'· Adults. Day,1 55~7000 t\lighh Coni:lomJnlums •·Spacious kitchen )¥Ith in-1 ~~=-·1112-__ 7818____ 6Th-3963 aft 5. pathways wind over Older adult11, no children or 324 E. 20tti'St. 645-4761.
Unfv · 320 direct li&htlng LRG. 2'Br. bea(l'l ceil., crpt, 1 Br & den, new crpt/drps, streams and ponds to pets. 64fi..6901 or 839-5266. NEW 2 Bedroom upper apt
rn. • Scparatl dln'g area drps, bltn d-whr, displ, pool stove & retrlg. Yrly. No the door of your villa * * BEAt.n'IFUL 1 & 2 BR. No "·ta"'·. A.dulls only. Phone
2 BR. 2 Ba. ·•• .. •••••• · '300 11...l.--..o.l.-..n' •--·h e Home-like· storage 5: util pd. Adults, 110 pets. pets 642-3519 ,.. __ , c-~-A 54&-6128 3 BR. 2 hll' ......... S325i350 nvnT .... - -. • Private patios Nr. HOl!lpital~ Avail Nov. 19. · · apartment. .....,., emporary ~n pis. 4 BR 2 ba S385 $210/mo. 1'76T6 Cameron. Coron. del Mar Patios, frplc.. pool. $155-
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ON BEACH!
For rent furn apts on beach.
Special "inter prices.
ADULTS ONLY Furniture Available
Carpels·drapes-dlshwa.sher
heated pool-saunas·tennis rec room-ocean views '
patios-ample parking
Security Guards.
HUNTINGTON ,
PACIFIC
7ll OCEAN Ave .• H.B.
lTI4) 5J6..14B7
Ole open 10 ai;n-6 pm Daily
\Vll..LJAM WALTERS 001
OVER 62 ???
RETIRED ???.
SOCIAL SECURITY ??
PENSION???
VILLA YORBA
842-9622
· 1 BR. -$123
2 BR. -$144
3 BR. -$164
ALL trril.ITIES PAID
. · .. ·" ... .... Condo '12 Ml to llHch • Closed ,.,... w/1mrage 80-6l92. . . I iiii!iiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii' 1-Fireplaces, wet bars. mo. Call 557--0302. Dene Point 3 BR. 2 ba. fam. nn. ·· $425 3 BR. 1~ BA. 2 car gar ahq • htiqle pullman BA.-.u--"""· ...... ,..,__ to II beamed ceilings. wood 2""B°'R.~H°";gh..=;c...,=am=-ee-1-11ng-,, 1--...;...;,;o;,;.._-__ T~~~n a~~~ ~ .. • . 8 ed h.11 ai>Ca, ..U blbtl, 2 Pooll: $2SO. •• KJncPool ·n. ~-• -·· ~~ ~· •-. -10800 lro LARGE 2 B& ocean ..;,w 536-4560 53f..OO"ltl ............ '""'. .,.... beach A ~· $100/mo. ~ paneling. enc nt & back patio. apt., sunc:kck, w/w cpt, all elect, bltiM, dsh/'lfth, r I . · rounded with plush land-Gas&:: w'attt pd. 547~. -Fashioned designed ~va~i..f?ecs:J't. 376 E. 18th ~$190 mo. 25081 La refrlg, soft water, $145. cJll
L•9'uni N'-'"' seap:1;...,' . color~rdinated •-I., '·ti· 1953. . Apt. A. T • I. 84'Hll97 ,= ..,......., Adult at Its ~-L •~\.-L ...,,...,... u.r BEST ~a 2 Br, nev.iy
REALTY 3 BR. 2~ BA lh·Sea Terrace, LARGE 1 BR $190~~ -.vn• ~" teriors, with carpets decor. Ad.Its, no pets.. $150. ~N'°eed""'a"·"-·P~ad~ ... -. p~-~-.. -ad~! ~~Id; ~:·n: .. ~~h?i~
Univ. Parle Center, Irvine ~ ~ ~ ~· No·Ptta 2 BR duplex, close ln, Nr A ...... O~'r~t.ease and drapes. 548-2765, 642--461l;. C.all 642-6678. 2.12A:l Fiorida. 536-39'1S. Call An><lme, 833-0820 .,_ -mo. "" 365 W. Wibon so.1m ocean on. Gavleta St. Furn. ~ · -Private patios and Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt Unf f 365. om"' hOun 'AM to 6 PM Alon. ....._ 213, m.~031. WEEKLY-MONTHLY util•" eahje pd. Ch11dttn ok. ~..n\. ~1·1=: balcomes. ~---::------.;:..:..'..;;.;;,;.,:,urn;,;,;;.. ___ ~=5-"Apt=·,.;U;;;n=u;.;rn;;,. __ ..;;;;;:1
Minion Vllto Ex_.lw Suitee Im -«. 1315 yrly, 900 Sea Lan, Cdllf 644-2Sll -Community Center Newport &.oclt N!WDOrt llHch Newport Booch · 3 BR, 2 BA, pool A nc .,.., , . 499-4180 ... 491..->"·-·-' ~--H l Ith · 1 --"--------;..;"""-',;.,;=_;;;:.::;;_ __ ;,;..;;:,;;~.;...::.::.;:.:,. ___ I 1rg back )lard. Children o1t, 2 BR. 1% BA. tum aWil. 2GIO NaWpiOtt 8tvcl. 1 .lBl'Al" ... ur nr ......,_. 'NY w spacious ounges,
1215. S33-U03.'675-101.I. P-. IWlm pool Cnto'Mno ~tBMcll billiard and ping pong
· avail.· ·Mo/mo or Jae. $225. """"" CORONA · rooms. icL;..;19,,_u;;..:no.c;..8:;.•;..;•_ch.;... ___ l837~ do!'I: 673·5441 STUDIOS & 1 BR'S -3 swimming pools
·--~ . l''BR,"'1 ba., 2 ear eod DEL MAR SlE<l · SECLUDED I Br. r.ar Ne rt· IHch e FREE Linens ......... w/lndry avail now. outdoor wbirlpool, 4
house, No. end. Woodsey wpOt _ • rnEE UtUltles 3 BR •. 2 ba-tun:ushed Steps to Spncklus 3 bedroom, quiet night lighted teMis
S::!.Hn_g. CllA"'llNG 2 8 NEW unf 3 BR condo, pool, • Full Kitchen. ocean · · • ·· ····" · · •· ... $275 street '350. courts. ~ ""'' r, Nr S. Coast Plaza Ann • lleated Pool iar., 2,Ba ••• ; .......... $285 New 2 bedroom. cul de -Health spa with gym-
'P'a'11f •. home. Gar. Ya.rd. Lar110n 837--0530, s44..:SU6 • Laundry FaCllltlcs 1 BR. 1 ba ••• ••• UtU pd $160 sac $2'15. "' s • TV " ld 1 2 BR. 1 ba. Ptnin •••.•.. $'250 Bkr. ~7225 nasium and separate
$J2j · UTIL PD. Victoria eve ma ierv avai We Have Wint'r Renta1s 2 BR apt. Redee. Frplc. Encl men's and women's
lk'ach. 3 Br. 2 Ba. trplc. TownhouM Onturn. 335 • Phone Servtce Will Ta.kc Students gar. Garden. Walk to beach. facilities, i n c I u d -
ramux home. El h rt .. Alao Oceonlronll AvaU. $230/mo. 407 Fernleal. or . b tbs NU-VIEW RENTALS S..to An<t• 0 Miia CALI.: 6T.r3&63 call 8051648 •1906 0, mg sauna a •
6T.HfllO or 491·3248 _ •----·-· 1 BR'a -$111 & UP 6'1HSI0/67>-2222. -A security system to
HOUSE FOR "v"' -:-:=.:. .Df!'fr 1u...•JDU\l.te FurnlshM ~ insure your privacy. 3BR, 1......,, crpts •-1 2 BR. Stove, refrir .. lrple, n" -Converu·enu7 local RENT I LEASE do!t/Wlb, dbl pr, ' °'.'';;'; Al Utilities eld decor. WIW crpt'g. View • UNFURN. 4 BR. 3~ BA. SoUlh Cout"Plau..J:'7712 Pool • Recreation Adult&. no pelL $235. 10 to 4, ed to all o Southern
FlmUy Room. llMch Front 0. ' -. -345 19'& Mapl• Ave., CM 322 Hellotrop<. Apt B, CdM. Callfornia, just min-llome. One Ot A Kind. New· ~a: 111" ;,.x::; Al.lo saraa:n for t'ft\t BE AC ON . Bay, ColY 2 BR. 2 BA, upsta!n:, utes from· the Pacific
ly decorated 4 landocaped. •·"'-p ~ , WA>l'l' PRIVACY!! -.@<. w/cooldrc -.ota1n. At1rae. apt. 0c an and N ~rt $1(0)/rt1p. Yr. Lffw. _.._., 111.:cftlUr• •left'• the WWft' ,for fadll. Prtv entr ~ _pa.Ho. Swedish f'rplc. 6 4 4 -4 6 1 O e e
Phone n4: 497-lll2 BA.Y!'.RO,NT w/bNCb, at-$l59fmo. 2 Br. on cul*-c Avail 'til..July 1sL $U5. mo dayl; m.-4601 aft 6 pm. Beach, overloo Ing
VU of 1.a..,.. & Coutline lrlOt -2 l!R,-., unit Adlts w/2 entries A bakoqy, AU 673-753$ 2 BR 2 BA QPltaln the Costa Mesa Coun-
trom bet.ul 38R, DA, onl,y, no-pets, W\ntitf rental, &c. wlnd&ant heel. Ooltd COMPLETELY f\In:I ocee.n-dowrulain. att'rac 1 pt '. try Club.
home at Top of lht Wond. S'l6_-ptl" ID(). pkal util. pr w/ltorqe. Lndry. front. 2BR. 2BA i.o-tt. S\mllsh fplo. $250. IWM610 Hours : 10to6Dally Torma.I dlnlq nn. den, 67)-~1 fllcll. Adulll, no Pets. Until June JS. S28S. m-3963 dap: 613-4607 aft e.
f'rethly painted lm:ide 5: OUL. ATR.ACTIVE 2. BR, newly &f4.-081I or 55'1.-33'12. aft 5. PRIVATE 1 Br l Ba A
96>-1029 or -W d«orated. QWat be a eh * $27.50 WEIK & UP OCEANrnoNT New !Um. 3 $18$ yrly. Avall Dec. ~:: L!f!M NM • .,...: Ailult environment. • Studio a 1 nR Apts BR, 2 'fA· onJ frplN $300. ~M"-H064'="'='-' ,,...=..,.....=~-17,;~;:::=~==-~;;:-ll ;·IW~'(!mb~.J6T.r~!l1S1~5!:_. __ = e TV .t Ma1d Service-A\•all Winter. Ad ta Y· o pets. * GREAT ·vtEW-2 BR-'* I SEA Ta.Taee twnh~. 3 Or, Bl.1111.. Unfu. •-e Phone Servlee-Hld Pool 673-8088. l Ba, ~'\lard, l11t, no Pttt. XL •M rn. ...., • Cllklren a ~t aectlon oc'°"'E,;Al.;.N=Fft=ONT=""""m=R=,-,tu'"rn-FITilc, bltn1, aundecks, pool
S·MlO. 71f..49&..42..n. ·4 BR, 2~~ ba, 5 blkl lo bef.ch, 2371 N~port 81~. 01 apt Pos,;lblt!' yrl)i, for In. S2 0 up. &W-6344. 675-3535.
4 BR. 2 Ba. family· room It clole to le:nnit crtt A park. • $48-9™ or 64>3967 ~' o.r m & 11 o n _ t J 11 CdM Duplex, front b0u11C 2 f'ireplace Sf7i. mo. Call s:;m1mo. M0-1091 $UI:) month A up. 54+>2625/&4H359 BR, 11 bll.. Quiet tree-1\M<l
alttt S. 4'Hl39. c ...... clol -HOLIDAY PLAZA WATERFRONT e•bln !or 1 ~Q~~" bay ~
Newport letch ROOMY 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. D~!':~:!tecf ~ ~ : .. m~h o ~~ ~~· 2 Br.c! Ba. ~W9;
RARE BLUFFS ~-11oor. ~Pl'--= ~~ · Adulto. "" "*"'· n. sPAcrous 2 Br. 2 Ba ..... •• "'DEL I c. <• ~-"""'..., ~-cu 2 BR ·•II'· .3 -lrwn ~-~. A·-" PM'-' UAX ~ "1th [lriva1' • U6S -Aw., .N . -. $2llllmo. -SL ~""c•"0' pr. ·-•P'
• --2 -3 Br 1°-nn -· l2Z pr-. -Ulllijiji ·~ ...-67MOZ att,t pm. P""'· uec. 1~ m-tm.
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MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
2400 Horllar Blvd.,
Coato Mu., ColH. ""6
(71 4) 557.at20
\Ve beUeve in F.qual
Houstn1 ()pportunltl ..
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la 'q. '""" .. qule( CW. c.te-• nqd. llJ5. mo UW. pd. 'ti. """'ei 54'f·9!lll Bob. Ganie: BMvtHvl G,.......
.._ WhL <1'1111 tllluouL · -· !ill 'a un..,.,...._, BR, 2 BA, \I b11c COlll Mell
.,._ opp1, bl•ln pr, -2 BR. bltlnl. Cl>I. ~ .-. +•ta NII WliiK * o;::.;;;u_ $ZG!mo.-Call . ~ ::_,.~ ~:::,.... -::Deck.~~ to~(!';'~=/:, i"IJ). Pwol • mUt oel'Vic<. ~ Tl"'* To Step Up a.. Heat• Stove. Water. ... ,_.._,. . ... _..........,.!'.' ..... ~---elTaltitl. ~ P'ROl<T: 111111 ... y ........... In l'ttndl Gance Alr °""'· -· -Coll Mra. Stelr1er. no poll. -. -~·-A \lleloria. rofHI. llO, ...:-1ne1 uur..: ~IT> Gll'dtn • ~ lteal' Pool. -i\.C. Rm-. L&undJ:y
ell a. CLEAN 2 Jlr ........ -I BR. "'"' 2 q. clootto, V!!J. m.t2I!. . -l'C & n d >clMttes. Room ineludOO. 'l:!r;., 1 :=..Bal~ ~ ed ~ ' ·P.,,... $11C. -,._ ~ pt!v "':j BACHELOR APT. yrly, \I 1m,_.bly man a 1 e d, l1'it_'11~ 8~§. 'b~
.__.i-::., .-.... .,.... Children _'*-No pttl. 1'WM1-.!!!;,•J:fi. .. _i.w bkd'. IO b8ch. ~Tor pc.nional private. Two HacirttwN de MeM --scg., •. ' ,.. pr w :-~r--· uuy, &6-4MIO. bedroom.a. ck!n, 2 bath•, . 1321 • NEW A ciwm!nr 3 llO-1......._ C.M S.• ...... c...im-)llllo, picfu..-boolc kUehc•. 160 W. WUllOll No. I C.M.
BR. 2 BA. l'q>lc. Ooeln-I BR. 2 Ito-141 /,;"' nn. -Pu_....., • • = rtl'tplaoe And other ptll8CI. -a-/J:" ~ 2 BA. bll!tl, ~,i:! fti I u J:· SIJl. ll!O t!Olwce mobile home RD'Tf 'lltw t BR, pool, From 11~,!,""lt IC<llon. ~•Ii na 21
• -·-~ -~-' ' w/'"baM. """'ple"IJI fltm. turn. $Dl U""'"J. 12!)1). \\1• THE Y~NDOME 2 Bedtoom, l Bath .... $lll5 ' ,_~ ' -·· ' ·~~ ... ~. ~~ ~c... do ... ~-... 2 ·~ 2 ba•h -• ~ tili .. ~ l illiiiiillit No -~~ ~ -' • PUeo earo1i/;'."S,c. ll<S Anoh<lm A"""u. ~-"· ' "" ,.... ..,, IW 111-·• • ---P u ••• -· 1 Bedn>om, 2 bath .... 1125 _. ",__,, ..... $115. ml.-mt~ 141 1111 11< 2llo1M 13'1 Call Mn. hi lpo ~·~ llclUtll\tJ ..., -w/pvt
... .. -A .... Clll I04tlC. l'um ...: i I ..... v---Riot 2 BR. l BA d11!>1ex unit, "'""' patloo, -. OCIOl -~ ~ .. --~ =_.;.....,nice. '211• = ·--~·~-"'-''patio.-. No Luabprden11t~.ldulta, ::-"-"ii-.... ~~.... Cl·~ Niwpo<tai.&,C.M. O·~~~Pllol ~cfllld ot<.. UIO. no PtlL ~ • c\11 •
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Aph., Apt1 ., Plllcf'.lr0ftt1I 440 Port0n1l1 530 Found l(r.-Ids) lso ~-Unfum. ,um • .,. Unfvm. '70 Furn. or Unfurri. 370 ,_ ........... _ ....... ____ , ____ ..._ __ .__
OFFICE IJlBOt b' rent. .n:-HAVE )IOU tried SELF·HYP·
Hunt!Mton a-h CMll Moll C..to Mow ecutlw oUJce IUl!e, 3 luxury NOSIS for pn>blem of I I ·--.......,.~r-----1 ~===~==~=======::rii::::=f otfb!I I: ~pUon room, Arthdrl1, Allhnla, Fear, * MOVE IN TODAY * owt 7» aq ft. Newly Hc!lfJ,ache, Sex, Stnu ·or
$139 A MQ. decoralsd, new <rpt, air Weigh!! P.O. Box lm
Spac. 2 BJt in C·plex. THE JXCIJIN'G oond, nn 2od 1to1"l' nr. Hunt. 8ch. ~ Several avail. AU. E:X· elevaklr I: atalrway. A* PROBLEM Pre&nancy. Con.
TR.AS. Poo,!t._~ bldg, Kida · dant oft-tlr<eel & on-strttt tident 1 y mp at he t 1 c
welcome. l'rom SI.39. Se. PA. LM · ESA' AP'TS. pp.rklna. ''Downtqwn". pre~counsellng.Abor-Mil'· 113'11 Keelsoh "Ir'. 1 LOcatlon on 1Tth St. Uon & adopJ.lon$ ref AP·
blk W. ol Beach Btvd.. ofI (Westclut) in Costa Meaa. C.ARE. &J,2-W.6. '
Slater. 968-7510 or 847..QiO. FUN IN THE su·N· ,~. .Mrs. Bellow., 540-4816 PALM • CARD READINGS
WALK TO BEACH , """' Wat•""'•' oruces Put, ,..,.., & fulure.
New 1 &: 2 Br. cpUdrp, Mia•.._ to u-~rt •---h . From $2'70 Month Advice &: help 1n many mat. dawlhr, frpl. 316 16th. •••• ns ..u... Prime 'tocaUon ters, 113: 6Sl--1350. f'ully lie.
M7-3957. Unbelievably large apts. ecorator furnish· 341 Bayskie Dr., N'pt Beach S\\'niGING SINGLES
$140, 2 br, hims. crpt/drpl!, ed Huge Pool, jacuzzi, eleCtric built·ins, shilg Bill Grundy ruir. 615-6161 Cail Jim, 2 to 8 p.n1.
frplc. Laund faci.1 & carport. carpets, drapes, sauna & more! 539-3tn
f"ND-<iolden SpaJ!,lt't, male ,
(oockcr--type) 1',nd-liatbor
Blvd. Flea ooJlar, 979-1614.
SMALL dark brown q
w/~·n eoUar. Short halr.
831-4628,
Lost SSS
REW ARD $100 no quett)ons
asked, lot1t Nov 9, vie
B u !! h n rd/ Adam.It H.B.
(BISltlARKl mJn doxle. blk
.t. lfln, inn.le, no oollar.
I MAX ) Akita, lookA like
Genn Shep, fawn wlblack
1111\ik. Choke & fiea coUan.
80rn DOGS ON 1'rEDlCA·
TION. 5.i7--0722; alt 6.
'624854. Cpl & I sm. child Ok. No ADUL "'$-NO Pm DESK '""' "ailable sso COUPLES PARTIES pets. 842-46&i. '' mo. "1111 provide lumlture Call Phil, 2 to 8 P.~I. LONG nndufl y hairerlA kitty CLE 2 B 2 BA $205 $5 5JS..3M4 beli:e a orange. nn'i!n
G ~-Id RD.Iv pa' tlo e"'°lec. SINGLES . . . . . . $1 SQ aal 11"'°•1. Am""""eFrina:nseArvlce '..v. to the name o( "Pugte." u ...... . r• , va a e. ore ve .. A ...... vHOUCS Anonymous. )las "ilite Oea collar on.
gar door. 217 32 S. 1 IDRMS. . ... , $160 Lagu"' Bea<h, <9'-""6. Phone ~1217 or •Ti!• Slray•d lo !he EU!bl)llf
Brooldum. ~ 2 BDRM$ $180 DESK •pa"' a.allabl• S50 P.O. Box 1223, Coola .,,,._,_ '"'· Child "'""""''"'
2 Br, 4-plex, nr park/ocean, • • ' • • • mo. \Vili provide tumiture YOUR Mndwriting revea.11 1 ,oP=l'=""'=.c"=;all=-o644-=77!8=;'-· -..,-I
bltns, gar, quiet No peu, Unfumlohed Apia. Avoll•ble at 15 mo."""'"'"" seMoe Puaonallty-Voc., compal. SMAIL Dachohund, male.
$15() mo. ~1557. From $10 to $15 LESS. avallabl;o. 17875 Beach Blvd. Certifted Anafygt S40-67'1S. Slk w/tan rnuldncs. 18
LARGE 2 bodroom l bath. YOU 'RE RIGHT -Hunim,Jon Beach. 642-4321. Soclot Club~ 53.1 """'old named "Schnuppl".
Xlnt Joe, Only $llS. Ph' BAY VIEW OFFICES Llc ""· '46. vie F, v.
1142-1418/Eve 84U4ll5 BICR. THEY'.RE UNDERPRICED! Deluxo, Air-Conditioned FIND YOUllSELF Re"'"'' 113Hl53.
LRG I Br. wlpatio. in qulel 1561 'MISA DR., COST A MESA Redecorated. Lldo Area 1N SOMIDllE ELSE S>!ALL Silk le Terrioc loll In
4-ptex. Cpl or l 11111 ad!t, no s .,.,. I ·• ,._.,....,.. Blvd Realonomlct, Bkr. lttS-'"1lO DISCOVER Fmlon bland on Fri mom.
pet&. ~/mo. 8G-45t9 "'l' • VT ·F· , PROFESSIONAL Suite ready DISCOVERY 11/17. Ans to "lw1uUin".
Irvine Ul9860 to go. Hell at Bolaa Chica, 114"~ 713-337-1393 Call &14-2252 or 4ln-4418. fty-. H.B. $275/mo. 846-1323. As mentioned In November ReYo•ard.
BE the first to oceupy tb11 oow 2 BR, 2 BA Condo, oor
lot, gar, priv .rear ya.rd,
w/w crpts, A/C. 551-2428
or MS-2321.
Loguno llooch
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OCEANFRONT
2 BR, 2 BA. Lease. Mature
Adult1, no pets. ElevatO!' to
beach. Pool. Security. 31755 Cout. Hd;:_iks 1T'
APT. FOR LEASE
Completely rede<X>rated with
AID help. Large 2 BR, 2
BA townhotlle type.beamed,
builtins, deck. A must to 1ee
for only $250.
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XI.NT bldg. Airport, 3 otnce PLAYBOY. Pagf' 23. LOST: :'-11. Siamelk' kitten. Vic 44th & Seat1hore NB. A A . aulte, crpts. drps, elr cond. Please conta,·t ~larle 110 ptl., pfl., 833-8350; f'VC 548-4757 [ l[S] 44th NB.
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Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn .. 370 Busin•ss Rentil 445 LMt Ind,._.. ~tAl.E Siamese Kitten. 1081
H tlnaton a. h H nt"-t BHch !~------~·;;;:: 11-15. 17261 Breda Liirw. un -=r K . u ..... on AVAILABLE reb. lsl. Cd~t. 1-1.B. Need~ Pitedicatlon!
' 2550 llfl· ft . corner !>tore, 105 .. ~ 5!"< sq. ft. display volndows. fO Found (frM ads) 550 C.~~-·"·c." c..· ~-,..--..,,.--., BRAND NEW, ft. facing Const Hwy., 65 rt. UlST:1 IITTI. '",""'°", 1. Brwn "• !tide i;trect & g'arden, park. F'NO; 2 young adorable cats. tan l!i ut~ ur, t li llf' eye
ing, 40c sq. It. Abo oUiee Wl'~ taken care of. Af· 1 hrv.·n. Vic. Ne .... ·port Hghts. Quo VADIS Ill suiu.•, 650 !Kt· ft. 35c. Rtnted fectionate. 1 grey iml, 1 ;o5'11-45<1o=~·~,..-,,--,-..,~I
w/store or aepe.rately. c . male rwity. Both ha\'e tiger SIBERIAN Huaky. nWe, kisl
Garden A~. in Huntington Beach w. Mastera, Re a Ito r , ltrlpes. Vie. Mesa Verde. vie. of lndi&.napoUs &
b I 1 2 BR' •135 •185 673-4121. 2812 Nevlt er .. c.~t. ~UIJ. 0e1a ..... rc. H.B. RN'an::I.
• or, ., • • • ·•THE FACTORY" ... 2 FOUND 2 ""'' bolb female . .,...,.,, or 963-3'18.
• Heated Pool • Saunas • Rec. Room openlnga in the Man rang-1 almllar to Golden Retriev· LOsr: Toy mack PDodle,
• Jacuzzi • Pool Tables • Volleyball 1ng "°"' $81, mo. !deal b-i..., other "'mllu 10 curly male, Vic ><lb St,, N'p1 e Gym & morel ·Furn. & Unfurn. small re!all "-· Antique Retriever Mlb r.ddlsh I Beach. -..... Ano. lo
Adulta Only, No P els shop. Candy shop wanted. black chest, CaD 846-5137. name ot 'Manny' 97§-J225..
BRING IN THIS AD & '. 425 lllh St, N•wport Beach. WHITE Slmoyed, near "" CllnruAHUA, tan, ...,...,. ASK ABOUT l'REE DECEMBER RENT! 673-0006. nor Harbor .C. Wlloon, eo.1a Sen Clem. or N t 1 u •I .
OCE.AWllONT apt at Table 18992 FJ.orlda St. 714: 847·9448 OFFICE wfston1&e rarar:e Mesa. Call & identify, "Peoptr." REWARD ,
RDCk So. Laguna, 2 Br, 2 (" blic, W, of Garfie ld. & Beach) atiached. Stall ...... reJr11. ~. 49'410i. 49!Hl3I. Ba. $400. mo. Pool, beach air oond. 1652 Newport BLACK male cat w/wh!te LOST Blk w/\1.1\lte clwlit
access, no pets. Long term 1 "Blvd, C.~t. 548-9766, Eves collar. Very .friendly, 6 toes male b@aglt'-She-IUc mbc .
18'? delilred. 499-2851 ; l·C;;";;'';;;;M;;;";";;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I .. . .~l·.1061 on f'ronl feet. found Moo. In Red· collar Vic. Tustin &
499-2781 I• ~-----....,,, &} S"l'ORE 89-1 \Yest 19th St., C.~t 646--281!. 2nd. 548-4362.
GOLF-TENNIS SPACIOUS Rentak ,-COsta ~teu.. Key at 824 W. 1-""ND. new prt'ICriDtion l'LO~ST""-, s"1"-•~&"r" .. .....,1"·,,-,.°"si..,.=-c-.
Avail w/deoorator Fairway Luxury apta, I ~----;;·;;;~1 1 91h St., C~t. $1"5 mo. bifocal i;tla.siws on 1-111.r-Due to have pups. Vic. 16th Villa, lBR 28A, cov'd br1ck Far Adu1l'I only I 1 f>~ rerltt' Dr. otf ~th A\'e., A N4'Wporf, C.~1. 61.,..7856. ~~.w.... All ~ Ph: ~: .. 0rca:_ Bedroo"· bull""tlni"" Rooms 400 FOR Lease t3) 1500 sq fl dM. 675-:\539. rot. Sht'lly, since 10/29. °""""'"~ ... -. ...... 1 _________ sto1-e&.. C-l Zone. Cor l-lunt-LARGE Silver B rown \'le. Jndianapol~ H . e .
Pool, encl. garage• ATTRACTIVE room, priv. ington & Adams, 118 Wehnaraner, vie llam.lllon ~29-!2. SPECTACULAR view, 2 It '3
BDRM 2 bath. Blk to beach.
NEW·From $280. P h :
494-33831<-.
Stop 1& 2311 Elden Ave. !la.th. Kitchetl prtvilegcH. 536-1449. &: ~urtt, 1:1 , 8 . AtALE SUk;y Terrier. Vic
11! 666180 Business woman or teacllrr. FOR LEASE Cl, central 968--l ' 1'teu. Verde area, 11/15. tr
From $160 Per month No smoker. Cent r a 11 y location. 1J6S.67 Parle A\'e., BU.CK le-tan. ro a I e found pll'Uf! n il ~7453.
HARBOR located. $22.50 per wk. C.M. 1750 Ill fL All or part. dachllhund. ·Found approx. I ~~~~~~~~~\ 2 BDRM w/carport, North
end. Adult.. No pets. $235. mo. 494-K38
8&-1979. PH: 646-8811 AGT. Nov. l 1t Orange/Costa 1:
LARGE ll.lnt\Y room. Priv CORNER OOX120' M·l zone Mtsa, C.M. 54&-9iMl5. \ \~ bath &: entr:Nr: Warner & wl 900' bldg. $250/mo. 991 FOUND: gra.y I: whltl! 'Cat. ~ ~
Beach Blvd&.. $15. wk. w. 11V\ St, Costa M ~ tyea. S1>rin&dale &: 1:::~:--~~-;;~1 11)..fM!, ., ._,,..... 642-3490 Wamt'T, Huntington Sch.
DELUXE·2 & 3·er., 2 Bo., . · · 846-QM · -
e · pr, ...,. up. ~.Incl. tidl, ..,,t.s,'.fflg., lndontri.i !lento! ~ !)'.)UNO.~aprlbot.Coclii!r • ....,. • S75 ncl -RelltaJ BEACH, yearlY, .. 19,i, .mo. ,.,. • ~~&
Ok,, ,3095. Matt Aw.,1.,,,,..,..,. .. ~!!m!-•I ba, 1!09 ,w. Balboa, ,,,.,,,''°"'ST CM """""' """"'··•l<lo)ty +·£±'! "'"
546-1034. 1 • m-2223. ~ ..... o; • • """"°' "' Bolu Chica, 9\llTAll L'IW
LG. 2 aR with or without Brand ~~Cf:' Units ROOMS $18 wk up w/kit. ltf-1 Unit1 approx. 1350 aq, tt. H.B. 892--ll61 ' FOik . Jan, ~. MU!lil·
Den &: frple. 1~ ba.644, ~.; "'·nt now for ....,.,. ........ $27.50 wk up apts. 2376 3 Phase powtr. Lr IC FOUND at V111ft Swf'den, inOO,y. Call &noe m.6016.
patio, gar. Fr $lv;:i, ~ ~truction ~ 0f•i Newport BI v d . CM. overhead rear door. Flult Corona del MAr ~utltul
N t BHcft mo's tree renL 1 BR, 1 BR 548-9755. ofC. ·Plenty of pnrkif11'. $iB6 ·black Fenian cet cloth col·
ewpor & den, 2 BR'• I: 3 BR's. DENT room.Jot 2 men mo. 64$-2284 or 642-2938. Jar, wry friendly. 49-1-7346. I I~
.RAND NEW FrOm ~-Dlbwlbr, encl Vu ol UCJ, Kttch "J)rtvl, See M·l under con1truction, 3.'62 FOUND: Set t1f \\'Oman's s.vic:.• .......
gar, JWlm'r pool BBQ's to apprcc. 552--9314. ftq ft, 12' doors. offioew., back kep. V1c Bttddng'ham St, --~ -ALL ''OTILITJES PAID Pets acceptab&e KITCHEN privilp. Man on-yard. See at 763 Newton N.B. l'G Amlao Wy., Apt. 3.
Furnished Available 643-2007 T1B Scott Pl., C.M. Jy. $60/mo. 2161 ?o.finer" St., \l.'ay, Costa mesa. avail &U4C.19. B•byalttlnt ~_!!. 11~,:,0•1 .,::it. ~~ CDRNER triJMo:. prden C.h'I. 893-5370. OOoc. lst. M9-0J22 •"OUNO: fo4frd. a b~ do(. I ·15-y"',.-,-O-ld_....,.-W-,U-l-Bo-b)'l-ll I ~"'in this ad. J"" 8" DMt Newport Hel&htl. ~A <)el".Mlir .. .Rm &: wne.r Vic of Huntinaton a: Oay, Expcr ~1-Birch •• 1 0 C 2Dlkl to lhoppin& center. 2 blfb, prtv entr.1'0;mo, lncl 1300 Sq. Ft. ht·! apace llunl Bch.'!!l:t?'O a1t 5pm. re'"i·-~~.. EH~-1 "I 1 i
-U.6 s. of Pius.des Rtn: BR. pYf. rtla· ftd. ~. Utfla. 675-3382. . • w/front oftict. lrJt, '"1 rotJNo let °' keye on M~r· w:~ Balboa lllarm.
P tlo ........ ~ water prdener paid. 2 BACH -~ ..,... _._.I i door, $177/mo. 3 ph.ue. J)4(1 JUer11e Ave. Q!:Pit the 11th. "--diel. Mu, E&ftNuU a , uuuuu rm., Furn. f165. Unfum n45. . a,._ .,, .. u.. nc. ~an St. Days 64&-5033, 67).3250 • • ......,.,,_
jacuzzi. Nr UC Itvine. 60-4562 Open Sat 1: SUn. lat le-lut mo rent l'2q, Stu-E~Si 646--0681. • JJ'l!'L 675-51591.
Mgr. 97H8ll9 EXTRA LAAGE 1 • 2 Br. dent prof, No pet&. 5S4!66 3800 SQ. FT 11-1, 2 oflloel, BOY'S Corrt s.m.o
BAYFRONT spllu...I, 3 Br, uni. llonl $1<0, lllrD. ,..m A ... ~ u__ 415 '-_, doon. Croll, tet Browo olJoe 2 Bo, lrplc, all bl!Jla, deck, $158: Rell1&, .....,e, "'1'4 ..,..., ....,., . up . . .... lib. 1471 mo. 548-41311 STEAM Way of Col1a llaa
pier. $450. )Tty. 2'J4 20th St. drps. wtJ' pd. Htd pool. &trWl da.Y•. 64G-oG81 eve. FOUND ult Ii: .pepper ma.le "Steam Way" -lhe ftnmt
673--5878 ew. Mature ldulta, tntut o11:. R.m~Js W.m.d 4'G q , llcbt race. ";!'!. ~' :1:; ~ • ~=
SEA.CLIFF Manor Apts. 2 Walk to Jhoppl.ni. U87 * Private Room * Ml leather collar. ~
BR, $164. Fl>ol, cr,.u, ar,., M.....ia, 645-067. .,, .. HAVE CABIN , • , SMALL you .. lomale dot< oo ~>l:c7c.:-n"'230'·'=:;;..,...==--
bltns, gatb. dlspl. 1525 POOLSIDE 1-BR. APTS. Ambulalory Lady or hfan WILL RENT? tJ /15 vie OV!pmlln & Mls.«ilON VTEJ0
Placentia Ave. Alk about ADULTS -147 FLOWER Good, nutritioul S'ood. J rK'e(\ 3 cabin In Uic San J.'Iqnolla. ~1431. ~';t}WcET
our d'5count. 543--~. CALL: 64&-3Sl5 Nice, cheerful atmosl)ht'rl'. Bf.rnardlno ~tt. Rrt'R for 1'<''0 Don't glvt' UP the lhlri! FREE ESTT~!ATES 633-t676
BALBOA Ba)'" Oub. Lwc * Call 548-4753 • days RI Th1111k1glvln1f. 1h>lp .. List" 11 In ~clu.dfled. 5hlp
Bayfroot 1 Br. A p I . Founteln Velley u~ 1·t-lrbrate Th1tnk11il\•lnR1 'ij'°i;jShoiijrciijResulii;ii"i'i&<iHtmi.i;ii;' ;.iai 'i;'i;'1i11ediiiiMii•ii.iiiii. i642-iii!lfl1!ii Laree deduction on Joni 11w> w11iy Jr Uio11l1I bf! with!' ·
Ise. 645-0339 SHAKEWOOO RESIOE:NCE for retired. a rea.v.inable r11tt• mnunt11ln * * * * * NEW-DELUXE Oceanfront l.ar'irHt 2 BR'1 ln town. 10349 Prtv. &: lol.;'~ly 2 Br. npl rl'lr\'ut. Ph. ~l lkl', 675-1527 *
Crpti, drp1, bl.tins, lrplc's. Slaler Ave. nr. Brookhurst '<''/pri\'. pat10. 2~ hr. con· after 6.
2-3 or 4 Br Avail. Yearly. & SD Frwy, f'tn. Valley. ~~=ntae~ce .. ra~l~ · d':1~1"'1·A,;;Nc,T,o;Ec..O~TO~~l~IF.~.N~'T~B~lg r----------------,1
675-S'll Bkr. <n4) 9G-4481. • Prtv. adult ~7246. Bear cabin for Oir1stma1
2 BR, 1 Blk to Ocean. new areaa <tamWes too!) • Ba.I· I week e n d • (t'rl/s.t/Slln
lhag, stove, J)l.!nt. $250. anced power k1tchena • 4 V1~1tion R~nt1 1 425 nltf'•I Must llttp IJ com· .~ UIU pd. 6'lS--07n. Swim'& Pool& e Outdoor ~·!!· I BBQ's. • lndtv. prtv patkMI SNOW Seuon. Bil Bear fot11bl,y. 4 -adulls, 4
New 2 Br. 3 BA. trplc, • Shas ~· Lake. Moden J bdrm.•apti. children. Call ~1-4111.
$250. Yf':lrJ· 21&-21st St. OWNER . ~ WANTED, Studio or 1 BR, * <OI' * Huntlr !• ltMh II t I hi ~ , 4 430 88ch aft• •"""""· $175. LARGE 2 Br, 2 Ila apt. $2Z. ;c. ~'Iv' on 1 1 -mo., Sgl" ,....,. 1-bk
mo. Cilld &: pet ot. stra.lgh male male, ~fJ:. Wlll do yanl, N--. 60-M19 • -... • .,... Htrm111 WANTJ:O. t to ....,, .. ,, fix-(Jp. 496-51n ~-=·,,.,,,w~= ·=~~· ~~~ ...__.,, share 2 BR IA.runa Beach 1:,~5;;·;:;,;:<.0;ii:.:i::'O.-:-O:. OCEANFJl()NT 2 br, !pie, 2 Bdrm Sollt Lewi Sltldloi bouJe. I blk Jo brad>. 2 A"""°' Elderly cp le
dlx dup:e:x. unUn., )'riy, 11it BA. t acnt hn.utUu frpl a, p&flOn.mle OCt'IUI wUl-N homP. w-mkkDC' •it'd s;m. Phone M5-296f park · I I ke IUl'TOQndlnp. vtno. SUS aJt >-ear. 494-2$21 cl)ll'. in llun~ Deb. Rm,
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trple.; yearly. % Block to T'!.nhou:'u~:a:~ a n ' LADY , non smoker lo aha.re \\'Afl.'T 2 BR mobUt ho~~l'----------------..... 1 Rlcharda. Bkr. 6T5-5200. 2 BR. Studio DJS Utlf. t111: h011'4'. Prl room. Coon-nice lrlr Plrk. Call 67l-'..,J;>U , 1 TRAPf. ~'n • a · Luhrs ~.t.C!'l'Dr UFF DLX all elec • BR. SJ··•1o ••~ l'·m. lry Club mt'mbt'n:hlp, uut I bt"'" t{)run-4nm. TJtADF; lip . 5 tfltM1 rlr>..n .-. S 1· I'"' 11~•· ~·uu ' ' · "•• • U'l'IL1T1~ -ES PA"lo food Incl. i\"U.&~il'ln Vk'jo, SSO ,;:..:.;, unll11, (iood Tu Shtltt'r. i'\r 'n1. • • r u , ,,.,, ... , 2 BR. 2',ii BA. frplc. pool, rUA.o u,.. h 81 d I< Onu 'Oo'orl tlwil •tat101111 lor 1/0 or dbl pr, patio. 844-64a5. Adult1, No PelJI per ,,..k. 586-l329.
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NEW deluxe 3 BR. s bu, 16211 Parkside t.ane I Jt()O~t~!An: ~'anlC!'I • PwMINlk ::""'"'°"· ~Mr .,.. ._,.,, t).·f's. 496-2911 .
rrple & exh'U, pr. adj. fTI4) 847"6-1~1 ""Omt/1 ,..,,.,, rhlld ok ' 10 . '-'""-+-""l'l2."------TRADE UWI eqult)' ln ll'K
wall!r. Yrly. 613-2894. (4 blk~ S. of San DI~ FN'Y 1hatt t.•xprnM't Vo'/M:rO". OCT.A.'Z ,;~· •rre. IV1rna rnohlle homt> 2-b«l In adWI
C on Bcarh, 1 blk \V. on llolt llH 1u·rn. 968·2&Ml. p 1 S"" ro11•t, ltl•nd f)l lla11.-11ll. u,n ~nla ~ P&ric, for '"' Sen J~n ~•no to Parlcside Lana.) NE\\'PORT Be1r:h • Prof. or anon• I ~ fr'l!iil'1:, ftm1, orchids. Trn1ll' ,..1.11., }ate, au fl>, Of •n.alkr
NEW' 2 BR. crpt,:, dJ"PS, Bu1lneu man. to 1.twn't• fir aml twitnc boat. trlr, T'? rt ..._
bltna. poo1. JU5. mo. ~~3o:i ~ ~~~ •harp tiomc. mo. mo 11 ,-.] SlSM. '71'"49).~ :.;~c;~ hf RM-
... 11&. ews499-3129. Ml-UZl. O>mpart: • SH ~1502 ._H-ann'I \'lBRATING rtdinl"ft rhr, tUrw,117,0IXl.By&antaOw •--t · -i.....1-~ •IAVE apt. nm. l 0t 2 a:lrit r r Uke new, ot marbko lop SlSOI, -!-.. -.....,..._ )'GI.I"' __.... ••· to lban. Btacb ..... All «'If• ttll.. tor ··vf'l"l.lt!M" ..,,
, ........ Unfum. 3711 $1»$260. .......~ ·-· ·~-/];~ ... _ . w ... l°'"'!L --r••"""'1t"' .. ._, orw-... u1. ., J......,.-C. J..?_ Mat:cham ~ ....-U.
lollJOI lollnd OCEA!!.~ BR, .,.. FDIALE. -of t "'-WOODl:D lot. L.a1to Gfte. GX;. ::S04H.1. ,...r, wll:bts to lhare S BR 111 ll4VE ll'f •f ~ tn 6 ot1 mrmbenhJp lftd'd. All 'S:-;,.,,"'.";!'!!:. --· DEUOO:, Apt."""· -DR Blutt. l<K!lL DEE -..i 2 -1n ;a, r/C. --· 1 BR. 1111f., DtW d9oar. $1'7$ Mulllc. • ... -. ...... l'EKALE tvOmmale f o r ~· W,anc Mrrrr pm}-TRADE b" NA JNfl!l'b
mo. )'Mrl.><, IUO. ~ P oeJ •Jd9 bfatlf'UI QUI IPL m--rniT c ~· J .ct or kk.i land to df!\'dr°lp ar ?? °""""'*'"· mout.
2 BR., 2 bL """' Ill! mo., !!otp!o• S1't. t• -aim 5 or "'1>11. SJ'l.t!IV), 'Clleckll.. • f1).3a llAVE dwm... -
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2 BR., I Bo. 111rD. llo1fNnt, t BR. ._. -flOllo • a.EA!<, tt>;bed double ' mol. -f<>r f)ldl up, -11 -al -A-.
$!00 -· -JJUden, nr hJoli .:..... $11'0 -for rent; $lO ll>nth. * UJ!IW SJIUUT\JIJlff" * VIII "' ... , ? -"""1T .. --HOUie. 3 BR, 2 a.., Mn. lne. uut. a.:-. ~ Mt9\ ~llT IA"t itir. ad rill.,... )Ulf ~or ~ an. r naa-. ~=
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2 B• 2 BA ~-6 U•"· ~M"p9. Vilt ~-Off 11 JO AM·JO Pl\1. 4!M1lil. ~ i-: tv t.1 ,.,.. h' ~u «
SPACIOUS 2 Bit,, ....... ldO '• mi r;;;.i_~11::· prklJI. C'°"*' Illrl"' • <!Mllll, lll2 llo, fl Clo.Im tom.,."' it IQ.@ all ~ ~·~ !~ o1t t <1!11'~, pool. !lo. of Hwy. Pool Mui,._ • Mom., 12'1.1 mo. ~. n.aJ, t!Oo °"""".._ SJill.000 Ii 'IW!la ' •· I U.. it....,, OUr-•
Ill! Month. Adllli.. no -' m..1• ._ ,..of\, OIUOINAL Newport .,.. -._·-.:.;; -lolar,_
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; DrMlbampoo · ti.. Scotch-• PATCll PLASrERING AaHmbly Tro-1 BOOKKEEPER, mUll be PM.I -....,, E><ce1 ~ l"OOI> --· Pvm. LVN or RN, eveofnr It otaht PurchHlng Expodltor I .. tSoU Retardants). All ~ Y,.. "'1males lmmedlm Pl-I able to pel'fOl'm all -"'"'' (-. ·15f.4151. •Q.C.!.Jt.-11 hr. Call 113.110! lhlfta. Ml t1me & part-· 2 yn. """"t experle,.,..
1 ~ A all t'O&or' Call ~ Top $$$.. Ptnn. ' temporaey of bookkeeplne l)'ltema tor bet:n aocia. , Be\ltrly M a 11 or Con-Send. covtt letter Ii reawtWt
tqhOeaen It 10 mt::.ite AU Shilta. • • """'pany located "' DATA PtloCISSINO ruu. dlup boctld<eeper, valuo.nt ""'1>ltal. >1452 to Cluallied Ad No <14.
bleaqb tor white _,,..., ~lumblng p • S. NO FEES Orup Oo.-S.l';Zu..,... IAM ,,...,.TOil ""'lvable, ....itle " Vla Eatnda, t.agu.,. Hills. lloJiy Pilot P.O. Box 1'till, s. .. -money by aavlng $750 ,,.., ' me-.te ti< ll '"' '°"'""""' N"!= 88Hl'IS.. • C>lllo Meaa, 92626.
me extra trlpo. 1\1111 cl<ao ~ ~.-_ iis p _ _.!'~~ I :f:-... ~~DOu;. ii Ji. 'l!e' . . u.tt .... OIENiRµ OFl'ICI 'MAID RMI E,tei. , ....
Uvll>< rm., dinmg ms. ' • S.2002 • •~ _,.. .. , Pllot, p , o. llOoc ™°' °"'" ,-~ . . t,, Oll8; <'<II· Mature ~-~ '""" -~.---rnrr
I hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, PLUMBING REPAIR 112 No. 'rower Mesa, Cal.~ latJit', no. 514, C.}4. ofc. -~ ~e ,__, .,,n"' r~
-SIO. Chair IS-15 yn. No job too small Union Bank Squart BOOKKEEP!!• ll<ll'jer I ~ -ledae .,.,.... ·-·Operate 10 Nit" It Weekendl
exp. is what ~ints, not • 642-3.128 * C~e, CallL , ~ ln 'lrv!ni! ot..'wlttns-,i.; • , keyitddJnar mach by touch. Interview'"..brl ~ ~ Lic,tn1e Training G!i~/53":'--0';;;"' ,.,..u. COLE PLUMBING 547•6446. ~~i.. 0=. ~ '°' AiiloeM-t Ga.lal 1t .benefiti. l5U003. TH~g'WAY Limited Time Only
::•rpenttr U hr. aenrice. ~1161 Ask for Raehjel Mt,y co. netda abarp gal. Great Contact::t•rol Smith G~ ,..-~ttr.!~bl.C', rm Edinger, HWlt. Bch. Faav~uasbloll'thr: ~ ~~ • · ASST. CUSTOMER SERV. chance to advance. Salary to 0\-er .,..., ...-p.__.u, e~ F.qua1 Oppor. Ernp&oyer "'""" P.1.INOR home r ep a Ir s . )9Wlng/Alttrathns r-tEN 20 &: UP $650. Fee Paid. AlJo Fee JoY.able .,..'Otjt u 00.tess on pany. Applicants fully rt'-
P'um. b"'°' .· ""'""Y · Al~r•tlon· u1 ... •5 PART-Tl"E EVES. Poottlo'1S. Call Jan Paet. AVCO ......,....., yacht. Alrllno MAID will train, approx 20 ;mbuned upon q"'HficaHoo. tin& tile Call ~S560 1• ..--~ M StO-ro55. Coastal Ptteonnel exper, Jftf,. bot not hr per week Ivanhoe Motel New or experienced sales
p&1n • • . · Nea t, accura!e. al )-ears exp. c•IRISTMAS HELP Agency, 2700 Harbor IDvd, F inMtCMI Service necessary. ~ Mo. plus, ~ • • people. Openi11gs available.
'Cement, c-.. 1
• rile * START NOW CM. ' ~ ~ !Alar)' for sight. MAI NTENANCE MAN ~~~·:.=;!::e~;;
; PATIOS-PLANTER~ KITOIEN, Balhs & Entries. $112 PER WEEK ~=r one automotive Equal Oppor. Empleyer 919--0534 For app;t. Musi be familiar w/~umb-(iinl"". Call Mr. Sloan at
All Concrete Yl''Ol'k. Brick, Custom ~'Ork at reasonable Crowing co. hiring neat men 8.>okkeeper Send reswne • ing, eleclrlca1 i: •&en I c~ ~·5440. E
sJumpstone wk. 89-1~3533. rates. Glen, 548--7261. for customer service dept. to Box tm(c/o Dally Pilot. DEUVERY' of DAILY Girls ~~r:~~f':'r.~eu. TARI LL
PATIOS. ~·alks. drives. Saw, No. exper, needed. Start S30 wc:,H~· eoa&\ PILOT. SUNDAY INLY, to~. fun job. ~med .open. Bel•--•·y.,,...Club' ~n£;1e:~~or~~Cf' I Ei:4*JIWlt Iii~ $112 pc~·DAil.Y =~per. . ::: uae~su.::! ~~t~f;1n~~~ 1221 w':C'o.TtHwy,N8 REALTORS
CUSl'OM CEMENT \VORK f UI 7-09l3 We need oae Autolnottve Wqan or·Van.. Cbntact Mr. aft, dr ~ llt 2930 W O:ia.Kt MAN to make dellvttiea, full Jt."E. SAf.ES.Exp'd. F.V. Of·
Drives, WALKS~lo&. A$ISTANT manaa:er :i:e. Bookkeeper wttb D.MV ex-Harry,,Seeley, 330 West BQ' Hwy, NB: time, 'nde OUb SUpply, f1ce. High comm.Wion split.
pool dedcs. Don. 4. Job W fed Malo 700 wxler 35 yri, tor ""'~ -· Send ,.,.... ID SI., ON:ta.M-. Girl FulVP/time 3115 Newpo\'l·Blvd., N. B. t'.qutty pr:rticipation. No
Contractor an ' Bch ad~t apt 'b&dl· H• Box 5Cll. qo Dally .. Pilot. DESIGN DRAFTSMAfrr4 M•· have. cash regtater ex. MANAGER Ttllinee J Aalilt-broker compelitlon. Stan.
JACK Taulane • ~ir D ~ t LGna~loglcal~ ~ngre~t~~r :!~ : weg_l~~ OW. ?fust b&V\' Sobd.tvWon exper. per• aood references, Work ant Manaier, Kentucky dard R.E. call Lee,
remod.. addit. z yrs. up. strumentation techniques No children or pell. Hug. eta, · Good refeftneeS essential Man. thru Sa~ Fried Chicken, 2929 E. Coaat 1.::833-::::..:8700=:.· ------
Lle'd .. My Way Co. 547.m16. requires pos i tion . m;1m..~ attTPMout . ~~~tZ: ~~-1.ongTennAuJgn-C•ll:;Js~ams ~:1·~~nadel ·Mar,apply Rec4!!Ptlonist
Drafting ~~f';'!.,~ ~~ble • • • AVON REPRESENTATIVES Apply in person only, l30 Irvine 540-4450 D~y or night, full or PRrl
PLANS-Houses Rem 0 d s, ....,..._,,~ F I 702 EARN MONEY L\do Parle Dr .. N.B. Anaheim 533-232i HELPER . or t ('al ne e, lime, i\O e:xp neceti.Saty, We
• Room Additkins. S50 up. Job W1nted, ema e For new car paymt-nts, BOOKKEEPER; Mature NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO machine shop, steady WW'k. MANICURIST train, no typing, n °
551 ~. Eves. 557-9695. Chris tmas present&, ColleJ!'.e woman for Ores.!! Shop. Exp Tempo Temporary Help , i Trurun Co., 536--3620. Call l\liss o.; ... , M't.2666 shorthand, el£. Apply in -_,:o~='-"-====-tNEED hl'lp at ho1n<'? \Ve v t I y • -•-desi--'. Call t-HOUSEKEEPING & chlJd .. ...__ .... ""'• pcri;on any au. or eve al -costs, a c a on s n •-.:<a •1::1.1 ...... DESIGNER or, drafWnan . care for 414 & 1 yr olds, 5 2930 \\'est Coast H\vy, NB.
Electrical ~~:ek;;!~, C~ni~~!: ~:t~ii:~~~ now for APPi. G75-31B3 landscape. Xln t oppor. Wlli da. wk. ~ust.drive, We can l\tanu(a~ RELIEF Cook: Full time,
ELECTRICAL. I i t• ens e d . Homt-makl'rs, U p jo hn, CAPABLE & conscle:.tlous train. M&-1282. furnish transp, Turtlerock, Call !\ton thru Fri 7:30 to 3
bonded S ll · bo -··o1 "1 ""°' BABYSITTER· a.ft school. clerk typist needa:I by N.B. r-"··, •---. n....-~ive -""Uf:acturing Phi. Afesa Verde Cor:v,
& ........ irs.~~-' ..... 1 • EXP~ -ER,IE.NCED •··uti•'oao Mny Jive-in. Prefer mature Builder/Developer. Must D~'ER COOK cvUlt!' ~ .-~~~y, xtn•i';;rking con· llospital, 661 Centu St, ... ,.... ""'" .. won1an. Contact lttr. have good skilla & wUl· Experienced HOUSEKEEPER, Lido Isle, dition. Fringe bellf!fita. C.M. 548-5585.
G.rd.,,:·-\\'Ould like posi1ion as recep· Coleman, 847-4359 aft 8pm. lngness to pcrfonn varied e BLUE DOLPHIN e (young baby), mature ' Immediate . Opcnln,,.. For: RN, 3-11, V"me OR. RN •ti ·.. Uonlst in busy shop. Xlnt office tasks Xlnt .. .....&..1~ English Bpealring, own trans .,.. "' t:.::.::::.:::.:J!'------1 L Pr t 4 d k BABYSmER needed im-' .. u.a ..... lfl 3355 Vla Udo NB shifts, t/time ICU. Pacificia G manicuris £'. ay w . Id . t M conditions & benefits. Call • pref., priv rm & bath. AUTAu•rtC SCREW · BOB'S GAJIDENIN Avail now. Call 836-4138 med. for lyr o gtr · on-S45-0060 for appt · DISHWASHER for AM 61S-3743 """-" H0i4pltal1 18792 Delaware,
&: LANDSCAPCNG il ok Fri. My home. Balboa Isl, hours. .1.-.1y in person H ~ p E MACHINE Hunt. BCb. 842-0611. -Residential I. Commen:lal * * Ava· . to non.sm er 673-8881 CASHIER, p/time Apply S &: Snack g:;;v N 9 3444 E' o Us KE P l\ • tem-OPERATORS
lrv\ne lndustrial ~easant cfractical ,.,,."'!:k BABYSITTER needed, Mesa A Shoes, 333 E. l7th St., O:>st ·Hwy p oiM An equai porary-2 week$, 1lve-in,
Complexes. nt ref. wn car. l'ju Verde Elem area. 2 girls O>sta Mi$L oportuntty' em~. ~·s~~ Beach area.
557-c299 after Spm. ~ .!~?. C. Science caaes. 2 0 0 • 0 0 M Fri~·=="'-=----I Setup I: operate ·Acme-~ 55~-?Mi ... : • on-• CLUBManaattforprtvpa-D~ O"p~·rator, ~-HOUSEKEEPER, 8,30 to Gridley6SpibdleorBrown FRONT yd. lawn aerV . $10 WilJ.. "-"--:t infant or small tcmal .club, seaside city, perieneed 1: trainiee to 4 ~ 5 ~-·-_ ....... t. •• i..-I. Sharpe. mu, be.ck yds al!o, weedins, I I,_.,~,.. M h BABYSI'ITER wanted . Orange Co. Must have ~· operator NC drill mach tor :""!' '-J" ~ ~care
yd ctn up tree trinunine ch d · Y 0 me · Reliable, my home. For in-It din rm mgmt exper. printed circuit boards. Nltt'I of 7 yr old boy 1D AM. Call
ha.uJln,. Free est. Let th~ Responsible. T'x hr. NB fo. call 842--0llB after 6 pm. State exper, refs It salary oiil)'. Apply 1'1'195 Sky Parlcl--=""""'!:_ ____ _
prot..,;OS>aU <lo tt. !16U612. ~-BABYSl'M'ER • Loving lady req lo finrt letter. Write dr, Uolt K. Irvine. HOUSEKEEPER Live' In, U STA-FAST INC.
PROFESSIONAL. Japanese ~~~:=e~a~!t~~ to care for 1 child 3 Classified ad No. 5«1, Dally EXEC.. Secrt_farY. must be )Told d:_a.ugh~r &: Father, 926 Lyon St,
Gardener. Reliable. Free X1 t ( 543-l582 days/wk, Cdh'l. sr;)-2936 P1Jot, P.O: ~x: 1560, Costa. intelligent, orranlzoo &; will-Pennanent ~rily. (Otlld ok) ·-Santa Anll
eat. Call 96:H9'14. n re . , BABYSf'ITER, my home, 2 Mesa, Calil. 92626. ing to assume inordinate 96l4103 aft pm only I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""' I
JAPANESE Gardener. HOME nursing care. Costa sm. l'hildl'<'n. 1!:_ day for 5 responsibilities. College ex· HOUSEKEEPER for 2 ladiea hfASTER Tailor & Ta.lloreAB
Complete Yardwork and Mesa area. prefer days, day \\'crek. 557-3841. COCO'S per w/ftl)me bus in es• Balboa area. l\'8:nted to work in Fashion
Cleanup. Free 1?111. &t2-3102. Good JU>ts, 642-7806 background. Gd Engll&h a 673-3284 Jsland-Nwpt. can ( 714 )
EXP. Ha\\·ailan Gardener. COOK job \\'antt'if by re~. BA RTENDER, preferably requirement. Typing, 90 -~""';.o;::,.· ~-~=-~
CompJeto garden s er v. Sm! resort or bar. l).;6-<~ oldl'r. Desert location. $20 w.p.m. acrur. Sh. 90 w.p.m. H 11__ ,... f!1
Kamalani, 64&4676, 642.1117. aft 4. e~. shlf1 + food & lodging. Call LAGUNA HILLS Investment background &: vntington -ch MEDICAL-General 0 ce In
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I 71·1:497-1188 for interview. ability to \\'Orie w/people is High School District H.B. Mature, prefer exper. * EXP. Japanese Gardener. D~PENDABLE ady wishes Has Immediate helpful. Lociltion City of Send ttsume to Classified THROUGH A By monthly job. NB. Of, day \\'Ork. BEAUTICIANS n--· F Orange. In charge of 2 Ofcs. Has An Opening For ad no. 539 c/o Daily Pilot,
Laguna area. ~9479. 543-8781 Neaied For A-1 Shop .......... ing or Sal. c 0 mm en 1 ura 1 e P. 0 . Box 1560, C.OSta Mesa, * CA1J.. Us Flnit! Help Wanted, M & F 710 In Fountain Valley w/abWty. CTI4l 5f7-ot96. SR.. MAINTENANCE ,.:C.="92626""'"''--~---
Cl M . t Re·-··bl w;thorwUhout!ollowlog DISHWASHER CARPENTER MENS .... ,., ..... , DA'ILY PILOT e~upCau &I~ ---e AIDE.S, exper. preferred, all Guarantee & Commis.'iion Fee Paid wanted p/time. Some ex· .
shifts, fu.11 time & part time. Call For A7'iQ!inbnenl '"' ... , '" Call ••• ~11 Apply in ~erson roreman. t't-....,.1_.. Sal ..,.,n· per . .,., piw.· ~ • Beverly Manor Con-962-05 24001 Ave. De LaCark>ta Rubber/plastics •to $l8K +;Q;t ~in~~ MOTEL M'akts Needed Wlll
valescent Hospital, 24452 BEAUTY Operator, s a I Laguna Hills Adhettvts Sale? Rep $1lK aJ)pllcanta report for the train. Apply in'pehan mly, WANT AD l HAN D Y MAN -Andy '1 Vla E.mada, Laguna Hilla. guaranteed + comm. Bwy (At the . Et Toro ott ramp1 ~ ~ · Sl4K written 'test. Wed. Nov. 22 Ollta Mesa h:m, 3 2 0 5 '
I Main\0\ance Serv. carpen-AN Oceanview home ln shop. Full or p/tiroe. ~D. frfe'.wayl o-'-~~ AcCt ID ~ at l :ll pm, room.. us, HllDf:. Harbor Blvd."CM. I try, plumb, elec. 4M-5749, Larana Beech neerds mature 644-8'.MO. ·-"""~ , _..... 1--.
m.«!58. IM>m _.,..., I cook. BEAUTICIAN EXP'D CONSTRUCTION MOR. Credit Oerk to J3'IS ·•-.Beaeh Wt!!: Scbool, NEWCOME!t WELCOMING' • ~
llANDYMAN • All klndl C( Evea & wl:nda -to enjoy Full time ~ ,,... · TypiR · 1905 lolaln &, 8'mt. llcb. Hoopltallt)< "-2-5678 -~' amall jo~ a the beach. Pvt liv. nn. & S!tndcrab ......,-3433 H. B. Large apt developer needs Btll'TOOgb.t L3tXX1 $450 Eqaal1)ppor. EmDloY.er:-· To Call LOCALLY .OJJ new ~. ~ br + gd pay Wkd ~ proven bea"l'. Send Resume Prod S'ch.auler ID S800 ,.....,,. families bris¢>C ----~----
1 1 speclalty~9*9374: 546-9723. ss7-fl8ll Eves i wk n :;s; BEAtrrY 0pr -full time & Salaey requirementl to Matnf Mecbanie Open H •---.L .gift.I & civic into. Good.pay
Hauling 499-3957'. ShamJ>O<! girl. Apply 1610 W. P. 0. Box 4876. Irvine. K~, 2nd sh.ft Open untlngton ~ P/tlme. Must ~ve happy
1;.;;==------IAPTc:='OM""-"c,-,-1 -=14.,---,,u-"'< Cout H>way, N.B. COOK-BROILER MAN Executive Secretary !650 High 5choql District smlle, car, '>PUIC abWty, [ . • l
1 GET run OF THAT gr. P' uru poo • With ·areat exper. In Jrg food. Secretary. $600 1 ..::54"'l~..3!J95=·~---~-a..lfied 1~v I' U!jSIGHTLY TRASH & malot. exp. Bonded, "1" BOAT REPAIRMEN ~t;oo, Call a.et Fred, Free t. Fee Poeltlons Haa Ao Opening For NURSES AIDES Advortising_ llUC.A DEBRIS _ FREE FSr. HunU~ Bch, 536-7650. ,,.,_ -..-·~ . . I ....... rpenten:, lt1echanics. Must n4/64+1700. NEWPORT Eitper. prerd. COllL. ~ENT. ~. APT -Asst Mgr & Maint. have exp., waterfront boat p 1. ~ EDP PROGRAMMER HW1tingtoo Beach
SKIPLOADER & dwnp truck Couple. For !00 Units. Jn repair yard, haulout.. Good COUPL&-Age 40 + to ersonn-Convalescent Hospital I I~
work. Concrete, asphalt, Costa Mesa. 557-5036 jobs for lop men. Blackle's MANAGE well-maintained, W Dov9r.Dr •• N. • Starting salary $926 mo. Plus 18811 Florida, H.B. ,.....,_.Sale e
511.wlng, breaking. 846-ruo ASSEMBLERS Boat Yard, 2414 Newport all adult building in Orange M2-3l70 Excellent benelita. Com-847·351S _ .
YARp, gatage cleanup1. lst & 2nd shill in electronics Blvd, N.B. 673-6834. County. Excellent tenants. ~ter ~ O:ibal for ~ Aides 7-3 Uttme Cla11ific1tion 100-124
Remove trees, dirt, tvy. !Inn. No Exper. required. Bookkeeper Salary + bonus. Finaftce,Co. Girl Honeywell. Interested •.P-11-7 p/time. ~. Pref'd'. ~
Drlvewys, grading. 841-2666. Apply ln penon, 9 thru 3. We need one Automotive 213: ,926-4407. Secretary to do gen'l ore pUcants ~port fO't' the wnt-Mesa Vel'de Convalescent MaWltHolnn , ..,,
Potter & Brumfield Div. Bookkeeper with machine worklnnewCosta Mesa.otc. ten test, Tuesday,-Nov. 11, Hogp, 661 Center SI, CM. . ,...... Hauling & cleanup by exp AMF Incorporated l'Xpetience. Send resume to CPLE"'OVtt '26 mana.p 30 Must be able to take over 3:30 PM in room 136, Hunt-M&-5585..
college student, lae Irk. 26181 Anopuerto Box 501 c/o Daily Pilot. 330 units. CM, apt + aalary., in ab9enceot mer. Finance lngton Beach HJgh Schoo1, IOiiOiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiml Classification llS..149
534-1846 or 534-2164. San Juan Clplslraoo West Bay Street. Costa 530-3333 or 213: 393-8589. co. eXpi.r. ,..ef'd. Call Mr. ~~ .. 1MOppoatn St.Em, ~,;_ Bch. Oflice Machines I ' I f-.i
YARD A Garage Ceanup. An F.qua1 Oppor empl M/F Mesa, caJif. 9ai'.26. Claulfied Ads • , , 642-5678 Weber', cdll~ (%13) 870-2782. -·-• r. -~ ..... · BUSINESS . RMI Estatt, . ~ I ~ ..... :5±-..,.., Call -USE
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·~ .......... -p;,,.exp, REPAIRMAN I I~ WILL do ...,., bouoecleonlnl 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UNE-NO AD ws THAN 3 LINES !aat -ro. .... blO' to u Yoll hive three yean ex--
I. Apt.· Reliable-, rel cars. right penon. 613-6663. perlence in the maintenance [ '·'------...J.
Working or busy ladlies. J 4 ~ and repair of rusmeaa. ma-Cf•ssification 200.260
963-3323. TIMll 11MIS !RVINE ~~ .. tn chines, and have completed
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n.c • """"' • ......,.-...., Free le Fee Positions · · lassificat1on lOOal~S Xlnt HOUSll'eleantnr $4.50 $7.40 Screw Mach. Opn: to $6 hr A ti and Bookk
ey Day .• ~:°rtation $5.SO $t.oa ~~~pr~&i.man ~~~ : bi:i:~kuipm:~ ( '-tb• ... ,..tor,._ )(¥)
Moving $l0.76 ~~~ ~'f· $550 • ~~e::-1 Calculating ClassificatiOn 160-370 ~~?:an ~~n ~~ $4.80 ~r:&¥/sh : \: e =ten, manual and I •-II &I
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539-1319 63&-231~ TO F1-Ull COIT General Ok Ttne to 1375 And WI·• I ' E9croW Trainee to $500 ... Classific•tion 400..465 1 Palntlng & • • '•• •I, -•-" 1• , ... ,,. 488 E. 17th (at I ) C.M. IMMEDIATE
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price on apWvacancles, l111t ~ ,.f "'°'' '' 11 wrft. p/~Frle ln'NOt'k. BENEFITS !~ ------1r•1 Frff Co.lor Cot11ultlfll I f•11• A4' SJ.00 1tl111• J 1111" Mv-...-
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Bulovi watch, «OW. 2 vnall M 83:.\.-*-0· 1• Colla $20. 988-3454. A'· · lrolsi..._l~ radio.TV tubes portable 1V $25. pair of 531-7566. broom 110. 646-1.325,
dia.mOndi $10. Scale fl. Iron eu., TWIN beda premlum quality NSWEIS $25, varrard turo tabie $25. nui.gs tor Mustang or Fury SlJPER SL Fancy . pa.Uo umbrella DRE.SSEJ.l ~ Baby scale $2. wtth frames $25 each. (Need& needle) MS-9832. S 2 5 , p r 0 f e s 8 1 0 n a I S viv.·er editor $20, 5 DRAWER ellCtt wiU
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a pads $1. "Colet" wall $1.50 each1 Boob & Wood atorace cloeet $5. New large Boss· "Y Vacuum head comp $2.0. bumper SS. vw rront eM ni ~ ••.J ........ ·.-.'""or · f'-'i. Jtond11 and YamahB
.... ; ._ ·• electric dock, StO. Bonus JM,mln 'lSc. 8 place tettina simulated walnut shelve shou:ld . ~v:'b!e nu;:'• ~ Ra=t Ul. 46x46 »ereen & $25. V\Y bwl seats is~ cost ...,., sull tn carton, rf'palr manual S2.00. Boys
Ad{ F~ lutlne11 ~:· s=' ~ctu!rc ~verplate $25. !ln1boards storage chesC $25. 644-354.1. nine o'ckiek:!" n ere 8 ~Oded S~ndt-1' hone$1. ~. 5.3l,.i;iOO. dothes 1tze 12-14 Clrlt a\tt
Addresses Not green deslrn ltmo om $\SD,' Ra~°:'..'1~~=-ms ~ LIONEL tralm S l 2-S 2 5 . New employe: .. "Why! Penmll~ ca': ~e~ V\V tend~rs rear $2. front ss. TCRE.S chains 7:T>l5, fits 4-5, lOe -.51>1'. ~odliMhl SU .
• "A<Qpled , .. u $10. Girla clothe• ,;,.. $5. Broiier/rotiuO<ie 'rricy $7 SmaU old doU $10 , What HAPPENED! dock ehain $5. Tricycle l3. Rear ded< !Id 16. Bueket ;jf,,.:'."'" "'°· $4 bolh, 54>-9719, -Klllybrook ~10, l()o..$5. Boys dothes Crib mattress $4. mi ~~~'$i~la':a, d~er BABYLINE ertti yellow $12. Rocker S3. Potty chain S2 sto.t $25. 36 HP V\V ena: $25. .:"°'o;::;'~a_,M::,e,,u=,· -~--~
• ~ tt~~m= Stonewood Dr., n e a , ~ $1 each. Pink va;:,: Mattress $3. Car ,.., 12. f~ Clo~ IOe to $4. Mi« VW $25 doon $8. VW paru '':!rn';,%','.!' r~";:;rt;5.111~ Bi~.;;.;. ~ ~!,. ~i
AdvertiMrl vloleting box decanter IJQuer .set new Gotdenwest I: F.dJn&er, Sat. bowl $5. Old iUxe b~ gas Boy/girl dotblt .lnfant...tze RedwOOd ~ 176 81 SI--~9960. VW lirei and rims brd.lld o G $10 th e 1 e -.ilatk»ns $10 F-~ hot -1-a: Sun. hea_.n ..... l •1.: Slide ,.. 3, 2Sc-S2. Portachair ru. on· u-•-· p La t1 e . GIRLS bike with child 1efll 116 ui oA" .......,. Sl · .E. tout~n ·
rilay bo J~ ~iolation ties~ ..;;;;, new ~e a!'tio!: 4 DRAWER '"Uqued oU"" ,,..;;"ii. OM .,,,.,....._.;.op to table 12. All aood· l8Jl5 •••«••'Y al'!<, !Nine. $25. Trl<:y<le $4. Fold up >;newG~N--;:;,:;. """' := ~:l: T~,""'::;
-' Stott . ""ranchln tapestry 2'x4', old, Ye""' ~n dresser $15. Elura bottle $7. Goll clubs $10. Briar, F.V. Near Talbert le WORK table 48"x96"x30''x2'' youth chair $3. s ma 11 . Womens cloth*-and coett lo.rd ~· &OOd o>nd $25. 2 !mtamaik; da1'k bivwn gypcy olyled Cart 13. Oki Selmer clarinet BU>lwd. 115. Plwnen 3 raJJon butane d""'' $4. New full mirmr :,~7~'."a~~: 2''"~iUon $20. ""'"" $10. :i3i'!; AJ1Ju""-
.:1 .. A_ & local busi-cameraaSS.Filmc~ Iba& wig, $25. Single mat-~· Gendarme doll $3.~CGREGOR eolf clubl <I ~~~l~dSS.~gallon20'' !.2~Es ~·.J~~1~ PORSCHE 356 A-mat• ·""'='::•::tu!f"'-'---~-=I
JlWN JlcenM resul• ~· New mens . winter tress, aprinp a.nd trame Airline kennel ~. Arty pie-ll'O~, 3 woods) $12. Cart $8. diameter 36" high K ......... -tlont. a:liwes $S. "Stocks A: Bonds" $%5. 842-19$4. turn I: Phillpptr1e co~es Mans medium wet ltdl $5. z Compressor tank S 2 5 0 $2-$5. 6f5..8390. $10. New speedster side cur-l~ Volk1 Skis and Jdiel $25.
game ·retalb $9.· never StUPS clock $9.~. Anc"-~. Wall safe $20. Sterling . llCUba tanke/pecb $1 o Dreuer mirror 36 .. .......,:, .,,: NAVIGATION bookl $3 each. lalns $25. 6'3'' Hollow Nordica boots tile ~. $25.
t played.$3. Fitted European <N •a.i•-candletrdcks $2. Queeri each. 2 reauJa_ton S5 et.ch. Trunk :K>"x34" 12 -,..,_,ft"_ Davis sextant $8. 20 ,.-,_ Han.'lell surfboard $25. 5.f.5-3634, 1391 Shannon
, ·av o ea a o travel kit new $5. Kitchen $4.50. Jahlloo pump $1.50. sheets $1. Small tools 50e. 18" belt $.1. Mae west $i.50, desk $.1. Swivel chat:$3 alum. aa.llboat mut. $10. 842-'lOll. Lane. Costa M~ :i;~lliti roorh atze $20; Hang-:rile• 5c-4L Ni!W glaa Jenae~1e:pe:er ~,50,1.,4 An~ Record albums 25c. Toys & knife $L 2 maak1 $1 each. ~ 14" diameter SS.. 2 1984 Continenlal St.,C.M. KALVINATOR refrigerator CRIB and mattreN $15.
t fixture $10; Schlek ates $1. Remna.µts 5c-25e. que ep ne • P games &--$2. 19 2 51 Car chains 6 x 14, $1. Tennis mow chains $3. Bowl'--54-9691. with large crou top fte('zf'r Stroller $3. \\'alkl'T' $1 . Ski
e uxe hair dryer ~10. New ·gtass ap0le plates $1. motor $1. Desk $8. Clock McLaren ~· H .B . dress size 10, $2. 18015 Briar e.lley black ball SS. Eil~ RADIAL tires new S.fits 14 $25. O'Keefe & Merritt i;:ns boots size 9, $3. Patio
613-11D3. . Cups HJc. Glasses lOc. radto $5. Steam Iron $3.25. (Magnolia between F.V. Near Talbert Ii typing machine-v.'Ol'king in. wheel $25 ea. ltfechanlc stove with griddle $10. lounger S2. 2268 Federal,
LARGE desk =. MG-M46. Doormats 25c. Childs life Electric shaver $ 2 · 5 0 · Yorktowh & Gartleld) Sat. Bush.ant. condition, Corona $10. 2214 snlllil hlllld tools 25c to $5. 4 Otromf.' dinette set $:). Costa ~ICM, 54!H151.
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vest new $1. Steak knife set Roll-a-way bed $4. Sewing only or 968-3219 e~s. "'ODERN w·•nut "'t/Mn Elden A•-.,. Co•ta •te... J E I A ' d' IHS-71165. E RATOR crib s 2 o; In box $5. New poker cbip machine $5. 6882 Rio Vista m iu ·~ 5'18-5l43. ... •• map e ar~ mer1can 1n-"'OC.:;;:-...,--...,-~~ PROOF llC'-'. 19T2·S. 8 at $6
Matching chest $10; car rack set $3. Table linen Dr., H.B .. F1'and.scan Foun-s,,~!ES1408• size 175, $ 1 0. ~~ $25, Matching plate 1i~ chapot t13n. Go'~l•Elneweetrlewhrollfe-MOdOVING. v£>1vt>t chair r.!5. each, cash only. 64f>.-2'MS.
SNt $2: High chair $4; Bed »-25c. Bedroona chair SS lA.lns, off Golden\'lout South -· 21NY ntl.nor Sll, Night BLUFFS: Sat. 9:30-1 Pt.I or '""' • d lablcs $2 each. Oiairs CHEVY part11 ror . sale. 2 tcip crib $1 .50; Clothes tree Pi.I.lows 25c. Pink nylo~ of Salter. Sat. .l Sun. 9:-5. GAFFERS & Sattler built-in stand $10 each, ~2'163. ~ne 644--0197. ·$50 wigs on-~1rtes fit~ 1i2e 1 foot SlO S2. Kltchl·n i1ems, books, American map S25 pair.
$1.50 ;Wrought iron frame un1lorms S2. Size ~10, JtOid SINGLe be<"!, -mpJete, Bl-h or dtosrin gas range, good 4321~ Goldenrod, Corona del Y $2. \\romens pants ne~r 1 glass amp SJ, Bed SOc-$25. !>48-2477. 2 rhrome >A'h«>ill S20 pelr. mirror $7; 'Fire tools $2; brocade evening gown SIO. ...... .... condltiQfl, $25. 545-8753 or Mar. \\'Om S2. Otheri SOc. New frame $4. New full ilze ORGAN Magnus 27 cord, likl' Buckl't ~a11 S5 each.
New car speaker $1.50; Books, games, toys 5e-Sl. frarnP., like new S 2 5 · 548-2028.. SOFA & chalr trimmed in Irish knit skirt $3. Clothe-s spread $l5. La.di~ new coal new , $20. cost $39. 64&-0346. Straight axle $2S. SU-3691,
Beach umbttllu $1 . 5 0 ; New puZzles 25c-$1. Stereo 536-8296. GIRL'S Schwinn bike, super c~ wood • Spanish or 25c-$1. Shoes some new 25c· me 8, Imitation lur $25. SI.JOE ~9-1600. Hitch $1..50; TV tray set $1. records many new, all type STAMP vending machines condition, $15. New book 0 rte n ta I $25, each. $2. Eleclrie fan $L50. Rair Men's suede boot1 size 7-8 PlaC<", ~L~ $25, 356 16th .::-:_:..c=----~~· I
1195 Hummingbird lfdesa music 2'5c·$1. Bing Crosby:s' new $25 each . .f95-56.t9. ends S2 pair. CDmplete spice U~l.stl'y walnut occa.sk>naJ dryer SL Electric golf ganie $6. Oeck procier machine 9x9 trnt, never uwd $15.
Verde) Colla Meaa. ~ ehelac ••Si I en t ,66 BARACUDUA body, win-raek $2. Sbow & TeU chair 13l. or Walnut o>Hee $L M•ns rain o>a~ rain ~n'• ~~.,,:m~u10 ·~: 2 BURNER tab!• top "'""' ~Tit~~:;~·~:!°~,',;
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cha1" $2$ for all; Rolla.way ,,AA "°""' ..ua, Valiant parta, '5'1' chev ~. Ball pen $5, 2 Odnete hook-£ollac::.ul ~--'-2Sc ••• -· · ~ bed $llh 546-6546. ~. 'bodv 61 ed rugs 6"4 $3:1 each Hov.--eU 8mm camera, case u, ... ....,. to $25. ~. AREA rug 6x9 $10. New sofa <21 $.S each. Lamp $2.ow.
LADIES 61Ai buckle aid boot.I hardtop .Y parts, • SKIS, size 2XI $25. Call Radio 35 old RCA needs repair $5. Good cable Bench Jtrinder $25. Electrk dip COV'l'I' $10. Grttn glau ratt track complete $7.50.
GIRl..S bike with Banana $15. 21" BAW TY $15. Pair Falcon ~tatiOn ~ ~ 64&-14<8. 1 $10. Red~ rnachlM with ski bindinp SL Ski boot drill SS. SolderlnjiC: iron $2. cannister sel $6. Electric Dog carrier (metal) $4 .50. ~~ a ba&ket $7.50. wire wheels Spinner Hub ~= parts SI · OfESI' of drawers $10. belt $20. ~ box 4'x2' ~de;,-SOc. Spanish books Lite meter SS. 11ard hat blankct $2.50. 642-~. ~~;:r $91Hand2 di $10.
· caps $10. Giant Torture • Lamps $2.50. Table $15. 2191 oma~ wood $10. Picture -=-no::buill Singer lleWing $2.50. Steel beams SS. Socket .-wn iv.irr · reaetB
1 Ftne electric guitar $25; 1 track set $5. ~2586. SINGLE bed, Birch frame, Pomona. Apt A, 646-1358. frame 27''x20" $1. Crutch machine $10. 2018 Vl.sta aet $5. i.uAAl.Jl:e rack $2. TWIN beds, blondr oak, -t $10, S5. Old stee.mer tnlnk r;r, fueWme refrlgerator WASl!lNG machine & o>mplet<, like -$25. COMPLETE ,68 Corvalr & $5.00. Hawaiian wooden Caudal,N.B. Toot. 13. Hydnulic jaek 1:," Englander ma""'5 & $5. Mahopny Spindle
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dishwasher, mt working, n 53&-82!16. Triumph TR '( tr 0 12 t ch3x!!-B $8. Sh~~· areen ~ 190cm $31. Step.in bind· re.-!8-~t~ne~ha~~r 5~ 55f_Jl,~ngs, $'25 for all. ~~:!.:!a~~. Den ~i.:
IAW Wl ... eeves .....,; each. 250 BSA frame & rear DELUXE awina set sm new, suspenskms $25 each. ·Rack J rown -~· .... each. u-eS $25. Poles 54 inch S5 ~ old sleeveless I 0 n g. I e g ~·heel not 54S-5927. 2 yean old sell for $25. & Pinion stee.->..... $25. Bed fra.me and headboard 3 pair boys ice. skates, $4 & E!1· ~oor pollsher $20. S1'U010 rtterded m u I j c $5. SpanWt bookcue $7.50.
wetsuit $5; one 4 • x8 • KO"""v Veril . tw Girls 25,, ~hwtnn bike, 557-4062. ·-oe $20. Fish pool toy $1. SS. Rogers snare drum ~......,. tape, 7" ri>els, S1 f.'ach. ~texican "Don Jose" statue,
laminated, anrestned. burnt ....,...... ax oop1er, 'O ~ter brake $20. 968-826.1. Vaporizer $2. Hand hair S1and and sllckl f.5, Prae'. GIRLS &: Boys 26" bikes S6 531-7566. 5'8" high Sli.50. Or1KinaJ oU
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•'1<:. Doub! bed beautiful $:10. SUrfboard Cheese board and cover, Antk(ue salts, 13: $(. Presti> $10. New mMlcine c11.hltK!t11 bench $10. 6' step ladder S4. Nl*Wpni't Bt'ach, llarbor Vu
approximately 75 lbs, $15: 2 TIRES 7'15-14 from $2-$15. ne _.. e com· like new $25. Area rug $25: pixies, vases, holders 25c-$2. vertical broiler $12. Cames $9 each, 1 new d<'IU.'1:1? Anliquc chest of drt1v.·crs lfomes. 6
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used 5 gallon OOat gasoline Oal(; chairs antk(ue $12:50 plete $15. Fireplace ~n. 962-8201. Purses $2·$10. Dreues $2-50c up. A&sorted cleaning niedicine cabinf't S l 5 . $15 ,it, sz. USC<t lumtx.>r, CALL 64j.-0214 &tttr 5
cans $1.50 each; 1 hot plale, each. Large wardrobe $5. tools $6. Typewriter $15. 4 GOODYEAR glasa-belted $10. ~7427. 1upplies $1 up. Children's Cocktail tshle v.1th 1tlau lu1> vllrious siices $20 for nil Siituntay. Dlnlnr room lablt>
met.al, 5"x8" by 8", $2; 1 ~:iti~ty ... ~~~r 22ndl15 .• taC;y.tea Iron $2. Animal art prints tires, G78-15 with '73 Dodge 1'.IOVING! Everything ioetl~ life jackets S2. Boys shoes f!..ora1:!~111~ ... 1 ~i~~c r-S::t· 646-:0TI. and 6 c:hllin $25. ExorUent electric oven broiler 6" by M • .., .,;o $2. fOr Christmas! 847-8078. rims oU our new van $25 Portable 8 t er e 0 $25 $3 up. Sat. & Sun. ll31 Bon· "" "'"' " '" cusro~1 built extra largl' <: o n d i t l o ~ . 0 u I • I d "
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"·UBLE ~·-I -trot 2 10 GALLON aquariui:n S3 each. 546-4784. AA-1/FM radio $10. N~ nie Doone Terrace. CdM . Vwe~t;:.ueno:S.:~~nd!~ corll(•r tk>sk , v.•ulnut l'lCVlil· l btar--h--quc, v.111 b&r-b-qUf' 6 1530 Miramar, Apt No. 1, u"" ....,.. each. :1() aqUarlum filters n"'ron'GE••TOR& silver silent bu" « N HOOVER . ~ ma•top 'f•'le ,,.,_ d-. t'h1Cken11 at l Um~. St-11 BaJboa Point. Sears best electric: blankets 35c--50c. Bookcase $3. End .n.Ll'n.a •-. • stove for uer ..... ew upnght Vacuum Sw. Puncttlng ~ set in· • .._.. ... "en; . clean! $10 $10 each. 2 Qlenllle bed table $2. Single bed with sale, good condition, $20 a Leoox pitcher $5. New cleaner $25. New king size cludinR; rack $10. 110 lbs. S3l. NC....• \\'cstinghowie · 2 rhl'llp, need~ na: ' "!.~, ~!_,. ~ .. ,.tloandn, 1~ $3. $10. Young m~ spring A: mattress $6 Foot piece. "15 Ham i Ito n . camera $8. Picket fence $4. padded headboard 1Vhite and weights SZ'1. 968-3454. apl'(.'d eklctric fan SlD. lha.s wanntn1 O\'l?n and ~ ·~J • ._._ u.11-.. JIM.ts 3J-.31, t'leW $8.' Blue stool $1. Compartme~t tool SHAKESPEARE .hunt 1 n BulJetln board $1..S>. New ~ $10. Sunbet.ni. toaster MAGNAVOX Hi-Fl S 1 5. Irvine ~a. 551--tT25. -"'°"'
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pU:l $24, sell fix' $12; Men's round table cloth $5. Invisi· shelves or picnic carrier $4. bow 62" tall "5 lba at '18~ blankets Sii. Clothes 25c-$2. like new $4.50. Realxicizcr Alligator pumps $7. 8'\A. ALUMINUM awning l r1 REFRICERATOR for sale,
aet ol golf clubs and bag ble man $3. Toy camion $3. 2 Ford van IOfa seats Credi with extru Jz>,. One dqzie New sheets $2. New towel excellent $20. Kmdneu In&-black cocktaU size 5--6. S7. wide x 16 n tOOg $25. B\'Oado color. good cood .. ~ a:~O~ ~~ = Kampoold cooler $6. House $4 each. Floor polisher $4: alumirw.un arrows wttb nan~ sets. $2. New hobby optical tant Hatnetttt; new by Blue Mohair dtt5.S •lu 9, S7. a:n-mu. . . . $25, call 60-70. for sale sicm. na. $1-$5. Swlbeam toast.er $2.. CE ltlltlU, new SIS. Kake $8. Hair sprau 40e. Gitt box· Oairol $10. En&llsh OOne 3 Mohair sweeten $3 each. CARPET, heavy while shag ~!EN 'S skl bootl. red plutic'
Sid abe ll • $25; 3 7'1Cf new ott white bmlca clQck radio $4.. n• traftrw cellent Ciristmu ~-es Sc Perfume 5c-10c.'~ china cups a: aaucera $1.50. Sult~ ss. Some $25. 2 pair childl Ilda w\th --~ ~~pictures, $15.' New 1x6 aolld oak 1Sc .rod $2. Large screen <klot 557-64T.l. ' tr!<!~~ $3. New OOI>' Eleoetrie curting iron $1.SO. name brands. •izc!I 5, 6, 7. ~ Pfa Y;{"i.o Boys ski boots bindings, 151) GM SB and SU.
• ..... ,""" SJ.O or will foot. 2' cypress $2. Wall triune-.a>c. 2·bMeball ball . -per ~'di.ah SU: W09<1 Pair Peacock wall plaques 8, 9, 10-ll, nearly new, boys ~.~ Wh• ,.· ,_ .. "-1~ 1
6"!'c!!!:, AllM" a\:I boots t1lui 5. S\. ~ly.'M&-178). mail ~ ne.w $8. ~ 'IV SOc each. 3' ~ shutters I ·~ .HP air compreuor, tank aal'!d bowl $1', ; New Sl!iO. Whttt-chlm POOd1e wort jacket new $6 aiie ... .._... •·~~.. Bunk beds $15 tech. Boob,
LARGE ~M drawers combo:' ~bi*~~ good .... ~· f!i.dl.. TeJ!iim; menl. shirt .type .$25.-557""'413.; • 1"IUUtkure set $3.. 900ks 11b ntatrt lia'ht ti U«bted vant-14;-11 m-3430. artUic'81 Chrlstmat tree $3. gamcii.. 11))'1 10 c •S I.
125• Pewter. WUhed copper for bar, etc. $12. Tecumseh 4· ... ~ •tf1'1!'·38, $3. •sw;1 FORD truck ~ r.ic. New lUnt ~ .e~·fi .ty • mlm>f'· $3.~. ·liaJtd REOF.c.'OR.ATING, Slidine Push ~ $3. Waffle Iron ~;JP,). ~ "".;.,:;1i~~esk ~: ~ .. ·=·-$lit. ~ ~ ;.::· 1 ~ ~i ~'"':~.!-:l'i.:; ~ ~nl=·~ ~' ="!Se".°T!Jr'i.. ~ :!:' i~~k1 :.t: l?v ~"':f:., ~"" ~ l-':::c""""-------
stereo record changer $6; &099 ~ .. _tire .J6. 34" WU.On near Placentta. pump,,' will fit 2'l!" 6, cyl tape recorder, a.Jnpllfter $10. SQc..Sl. OfM 613-4169. Decortline white wrouaht PLYWOOD paneling ' 4 x 8
Handsome ladder back round ~nrror $8.50 yards SATURDAY and SUnda,y at engine $5 each or all ill' $25. LuPaggul:age $3A. 546-1852C 182 W. 71 ALUMINIDM am.tmas Iron &rill 8' used for the Sl.95 each. Wood &-$2. V\V ' '"
ch a 1r1 S 2 5 eac h ; oU white I carpet $15 . 23522 ·Dune Mear or call 557-6473.. arlno ve., .M. tree $.5 patio S2S each. C\Jlltom Tow ber Jal. Paint 5 gallon,
Miscellaneous glass, dishes, 56-0797.' • ·~· 830-4370. Baby c l othes BR.EAKF TOYS and dolls like new, tric · W~~· made antlQue RQld valML"l' $7.SO. 646--1400. "-
bottles & shelves 5c-90c; 6lRL'S 26" 3-speed bike $25; ~.25. Playpent $6. Car chain $5 ~ ta~e asL15. 4 lOc-$5. 557~. door-· 0=[y b.hle $8~ for Jong window 7" ~p SKJ r quip men I , hoy• ,:::;~~~~~ Large TV & stereo cabinet Twin mattrea $9. 5J6...8Sl8. seat $6. Crib mattress $2. , • 27" TV good condition $2.S.. Mans bedroom valet. new $10. Copper pullle1 32 for $2. Ka.lltinw"r boot.a 1i;ro 5. SIO. '
of solid mahogany (would OLD G.E. ~tor looks Womens clothes, m ~ n s MGB tiG Engine 9 body Utility trailer $2.$. End table -$11. Oiest, 8 drawen $25. 548-6618. Boys skis SIO. ~1iid Mis &: -
make excellent cabinet tor old but runs peifecu'y S25. cloths ~ Size ~1um, puts $5-$25. M3-7702. $7.M. 5'l6-4lll8. ~ cablnet blond 40• CA5l' iron ••hlle batlltub Sl5. boolic I& l"Rt'h. C-.c rllCk $10.
components-or a bar) $25: 2 633-939l ""'e.xt 141 shoes, a~. 9'n, children.s AtmIBNTICwinewoodbar· A wkteU>.Mapletablecof'ftt 11orae feeders Sl2 each. H).0466~~·==~~--~ ~Id~ e!:~u~~~a~~ (weekdays)~ 'cSa~. It ~~50. ~ne~ tobl~ rel .with stafnless steel ~~~I= $15 and akte $10. 119 34lh 64'x3' cttain· llnk fcoce $1.8. SfARS-O-PF.OIC twin mal·
Good' hide-a-bed $2 5. Sun). -tr• $1.50 each. Vacuwn ~lcket, holdlSgallotlllwlne heater, tiller, iemp aage, St., N.B. 67&-0922. ~"xl' xateLSS. A frame SS. ln!5s $25. Box sprinx SZI.
Sts-9358. 380 M~a Loma VAcuyM clean er, Elec-·cleaner $10. Tape recorder with stand $20. SG-770'2. bubbler I: motor, e:xlnt SHELLS tram ~ lands! bu:"' aid ix:,ts ~: ~~aill:!fn.x CC:~. ~ikcm ~~ -
Pl., 01. (ofr Tustin· Irvine, -trolax 'E' (All attachments) $10. ~Ing board $2. Stan-·PORTABL!:'. batr dryer, cond. omler 1 year old $25. T1ger rowryr"''Se end «le. Twin bed hefld board 1: foot · 540-Mti6 --.....
1 block nortJi of University). phJI cord red·ooly,$25. very dard muter $12. Glauet 20c worka good. $4.5(1. 5'll-7102. 54S-0379. U9 Fu 1 I·e r ton, Quttn ronchs 50e ttch. boud $10. 557-5358. I ~""Si"-,.,--.,,.~~~--good oondition. Private par-each. Pattems 15c. Material GOLD velvet ....... qua! Newport. Ba.&s of amall .abells 1Se-ak DINING table StO. Sl"ction.u l
MAGNUS ~. O>rd Organ, ~. 557_2434. • and drapes 25c-$3. Taya, 60" 4 U<:M lty, TWIN .._ -_._ Spkler conehl : Chi&) ~ TABLE radkl phono HF U, rouch SW. Rf!clll'l('r SIS. pftfect conditiOn $25. Carom -stuffed antmaia, pines and• wide, yards. $10. ..,.,.. • mat. Brancbed M Cle a, IJc. 50 new volume controls, 100 ~frilm'ator $25. Ch~ntuf·
lJoard $5. Briefcase $4. 17 ORIGINAL oil paintings l)UZ2]es ~. TV set $25. 54.1-1102. trea $15. 2879 El ICko .. Or· Cooch hDrM ~$1.75. Coral radio-TV tubes $25. Garrard fed cfiatr $10. End 111bles $5
Buketball $1 548-3150. $5 to $25. Si7.efl 5"xT' to Cosmeticl from Avon 12 GAUGE shotgun $25. cle, Costa Mea 5*4894. ~. abells embedded turn tablr SZ, tneedl nee· nth. Corwr ta~ $3.
BIKE rack $4. Science mag 24"x48". S e a• c a p e 1 , 25c-$3.50. Otrome cann11ter Chen")' pkker for pick-up CLEANING out clometa, k>ts ln llaM and llarfilh to sz; die) 5C8-9832. ;;67>-7,;1;:~::;;,=,,-..,,--,,.-..,-50C each. 34 mags IOc or 5c landac.ape.s, stfil.llfes. An set S6. Chrome paper holder truck flO, PuU tar '63 of girls, v.1omens A mens QJ6 R1V"er Ave Ntwpor\ AMERICAN Incentive 10 9'xl2' CABrN Cran ny\l)n
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2 DISHMASrERS ns; -· n • ~ $1-$25. Wa.shtt &: ~..-u~. U111la eta, 625-0!IL'i6. -:-· a ~ tee()nq _,, -""'""~~·~·:~--.,=---=
Wt.SHER aiid electric dryer 19" TV portable ~ $5. Facial Sa\Ula SS. eleitJ"ic dryer rzo each. 546-5546. Q-IEST f d $7 50 Wigs S5 each. Brand nc.-w 00oKCASE $.5. ~ $10.
$25 each. Lawn mower S5 ,,.,,,rk $12. Record p~ $10. PAIR old ~se brau 645-0>56. OINE'ITE set, ,nice $25. Cltla Hide bedo$1S. ci:e~ i:is: ~Th"zz. cat basket S.3.50. Dnk $7. l~Oll\°"Ylnd 1"1 $10.
al)d $25. Electric mov.·er and G.E. hair· ~r $5, 2 clock candlesticks ;3. Se t h EXCEU.ENT J a pa n e s e Schwinn 26' blke $15. Wiker chalr $10. Klngsize R0Uav.•11y btd $15. Sunl11mp
edpr $20. '61 Falcon 2 door radlo.s $4, $8. Gu lawr; Thomas clock $S. Set IOlid clauical guitar $25. Guitar Portable TV UHF, VHF, headboard $7.SO. King.size STERLING portable cooler $10. Tytitv.11tl'r $~. (iun !!.t paeu"'mpe$1:S~~. VWLugghoodage mower $25. 391-0'ii Olannel ~ !1replalroee U>oll$3.$4.BSoUd case $25. 2G"x"2" mirror $25". 1513 On.nae Ave., bed frame $12.50. Good $15. ullt'..-d once. ~9832. r17•blpn..t1 1120. R.t>eltnrr l"M1r ~-": • "" Pl NB 673-1603 was& and ns rass -642--5666 M ·1 1•---) $10 Hand MENS fully lined suede! like · 11 nl """ 15. fn.>1t1tn\1tlll" filck SS. Pool tilter $5. Com-., · · ' lire screen $5 Scales $3 to _.., Baby crib with mat· · ang e UV1..:• • iz.c rllmf•rtl SIO. 1'f1u1~1u• oUklw preseor ~. Large waste WINDOWS: SxS with 6 ijtes $25 Old braM' cased alarm lreu $25, all near new. Car UNUSUAL masatve fireplace mower SS. Lllwn spreader 1At&Ji 1 40
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pump $10. Knee board $4. SS. Double hung each $3. cioclt $4. Model "A" Ford seat $2. Jumper walker SS. decor.Uoo $25. 546--5S46. $3. Carpet "°~ $2. h ·ln
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Electric motor $2. Seed Double aink l2xJl •hlte ca.st Wheel $150 Olest.s 'lSe to Zig-Zag sewfn&: machine G RLs Sch . . bo.x le maltrftl $15. 138 E. STOVE $20. 7' couch $1 2.~. ~il\'l'r "'"alrh foh St Slh.'1'r
spreader $3. Alph mower $3. II'On $5. Wash hftsin 1&20 $8. 1914 brUs auto 1poU1ght S25. CDUee table $5. l palr ~· Winn 20" Stinal'1lY 18th st., C.M. 548-4485. Electric broom SlSO. Single f10(."kr1 •·ateh t"h•ln S.l
24" glrla bike $12. Hedge with fbctures $5. 60-8772. JU. Cartop carrier $8. bedroom lamP! SS. Pole ~5:, v:i Nee D). VW SI'ROu.ER p , Lugga.p $3. bed SIO. MS-&403. c':.:18-::...::27115=·------
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769 w. 20th St., Costa hand J.;n:.i.a.~ Eng.llsh made pitcher $12. SKIS&: poles S25 Boots: $25. 646-3680 1V 1wlvd stand $7. Drop-~. Biron bow. 3!'> lb.
Mea, 64H848. tools, , cbildl'em furniture, !~wn cottcl:nn. tabllw S.fa5pe. C8rpetin&', blud & re en REFRIGERA. TOR -1$1eal"' ta~-.. $20HTeenBooksc~ pun, xlnt C()fVI. $3>. 6U-5819.
DJ\.APERJES 74'' x 95" 1: toys to $25. 1711Q Bola . h I g h I o w 9'x14' Ol ._ .....,.. -.... GRINDER-buffer motor $15,
18'' x 95•• . Jt e pair. OtlCfl, H.B. = $18. ~ ::i:: l'x1i"d'2'' $15. 4'x10''X7'10': :.~ aeedl nepatr $10. ~ 'i4 hp, 17!JO RPM. ~.
Tn.venie rods $4-$8. Kirsch 25c-fl,. Tr:i' $Z. Faclal· $8. Oilldl pk:mc bench SlD. • HUNDREDS ot ~ SKIS, ll!lcm SIS. Boots. Brus tubacks $2. each. ELECTRONIC 1 Jn 1 ~_Ion auna $5. El.ectr1c shaven VW bus 1uaaae rad lc NEW ...,.. chain, 100xlt. IO(ldies, new A med Sc to Nordlc11 •'OfMh!I idui S-7
l1lhtt Price A Creative a y st em , cap a c l t 1 v e SJ..$5,. Royal 1893 bn.a: oil Untr $25. Coffee tabkt $15. &«bclS, 5&c16. 5 5 Os 1 8 , $25. Hand ~ thlnp for $15, l'OOd ahape, &CJ..$9.
PlaJthlnp .,,.. IL5()-l3. Set ~ w1th STD· CD won lamp $12. Pair tall End table SS. LAntP1 16. IHJl, ,. !M32 Olrillmu 11·$10. Nov. 18 A COFFEE nd .... IAbln S5
of 10 euy reader books $5. t ' new $25. 9SW'Jt>. bna table 1amPI S6 each. 1'wtn bed. t hme $25. Wrn'l'INCUOVSE mod• I tJ 10 am to 5 ~ each g• :Ora $22 TV 125
Sid and apttls ski Sy,-eaten BEU. STAR helmet, like lArgt! bru1 framed~ '75--015L J002A01. Turn tabl.e full Thnttfttt \Ytd. thru • Recliner s::1$. ri.otH.~
wtth llneni $2. Ice tray St. new. $18. Firm. Blue Metal· flJiture with beaded binge UPHOLSTERED chair xlnt IOHd state dmllt mreo 11.J 'tll sold out XMI Port bfd S2S Roys bl\cto SlO Son. vtnyl tableclolh $ l . 5 O. Oake helmet, new SI • $25. 541 W. Ha.mllton, Apt E $25. z inch ctrta Stin&raY delachable IPM.lCtn ln tx· Weytirid(re Pl., N.B. da Scoo.ttt' ts ro-n M,;_'fT
Ladles coats size U $5-$10. 543-7666. (1 blk oU Harbor) C?il. $25. Olest or dnwtn crilent cond $25. 2 quart EVERY11flNG $3. Lawn $2 Pu"1 inowtt S 1 o
Picturt'!I nnd tram e !I BARNEY bag blue Aay1on $43-0135. Pleue park 1n S5-S10. ~d 1rorw s lo . 1tatni.e. 1ttt1 St an le'¥ mowtt. Catcbn'. TV an-~rnatMi1or SZI 7 i 9 ~SIO. Small lamp $2. prml!Jll 40'1XZ"x6" new &treel Medium size ctor b::M.lR $10. vacuum bottle $S. ~ auto tenna. Bath bench. Light fluchon Aw .. Coal~ &1eM,
Blke jacket size 6 St.50. $20. Oreuer, 6 drawer1 248 Robin Hood Ptaoo -9xll blue nont rua _,., pad alternaton SZ1 f.or all. ftxt~. \\'ardrobe auitCllM!. 541rr7!a.
Decorative 1hf!l~s $5. Braid natural v.oood. "8"x218"x16' Pull-out dlllbw table and 110. Oki -·nk 11 o . l....ufe Bucktooth riper for 2001 Kir«t Rd .• N.B. ~~:=:....,.._,..,,...--.,.-~ n• ~-212• -•-'-·~ Bl ""' 1.-bu)'..___ - -CRrn •nd ranreu, xlnl uu,. Sl.50. 4 ho8tcss trays ...... u•,,.... . .... ..... .-. ank A white aold/xrcen b ~d 1 pre ad ..... " iuun:r _.. _,amp BAnflNETTE 3. Couch lhllt rorvi. sz; 5-12-3-134
wlUl llne1"11 S2. Ice tray $1. GOl.J" ha.II 19u out. 150 halls TV ~ So<& SlO. R.ectlnin& perfect S 2 O , Patthworlc 32 volt DC Pf\. l'OOd for mRkl'll into a bed and " '· ' Gold d91phln !IORP dish new Sc to 33c. 214 PoillleUia chair $10. 2 occaDonal tablecloth · $20. Otlldrent maklnir: DC Weldtt $%>. matchlnK chair $25. BOO SF-lJ .. •-rowthl lr<ln planlvr St>fiO, CookhOokl OOe-$1. CdM. cbaln $l. Glrla b\cycle $10. toys and clolhel 10l.-$3. Rebll ltamhlr.r 6 cyl r laulc ltl~t• $7 rach. Big •wMn 1tandJ $1.S. Ptnl)l'llll\1--"'•I
White challna plates chlm>ed TWIN headboard ___ ~~~ct and cofftt.table: JTS92 El NoP\&I. H.B. ~ra1,.m. setk1of .~~· 71 RP chair with cuahlnns n. •1T001tndll11 tron1 hnok:.i,nd11wl110.
8IUe qu I cl.M lnoomj>fete -.. • "'*'"" _.. • .. ,. PotJ(I: table $30. 3 ~Qi; .. h spra hf!'. ll!uona $4. Oean doutdft box 11J:rlno \rt. l1JI'. ro~ ,,.,. "" iltl sio. StalnleM' na~ $5. Maple end tab&e, dttA« •-al.nut doon and metal CLO'ftlF.S IOf IU)'t. CUI~ H.D. bu'ftl pump, crank and maltttll ~ ~ racks SlO. SuMial• tniimr
"1.90. Clngtt jRr with plint $25.~clolhlna U-16 5Qc. tramn S3,. $l. Kitchen .made all wool tult wUh ~ $1.50. H.D. txpc!lialvt box aprUwJ sis Thfft or out $1\. Oothlna; 11_,.. b. Maternity dma ne~ly $1. • dinette 9lt SlO. Sm&U apa Wll. 1l:ae 34: SU. White pJkM'9 meter l" pipe aial tUltd)' mA&chtrw ~ 110. 11-13. 1QM:l. T~WNhlionl ...... 16. Black evenlfll Cma ribOR fUmacft l Holly 25 ~ <SH$. Copper ctr... bt'!I boUoms. lhie 31; $lQ. Service atatton type olil Sb boOk ihdvfl M'' JC 9'' nt't.~ ht'lp S2. S.1. only M.11
K Red 6rea and ~t ~. btc. 1 Wllllamt 3S btu Wah "brndbm: and eualtl• Id .. Lo\bl wool • Ye I t dlisptt•11 one quart (ftnk :.0C nch.. Four drawa \ual Tern Cit'(.,., lluntlnrton
911u*, sooet, rhU d1"let. fUrmce $25. i:lr both. m $5. PkQa• U4lO. lAmpa IWMtn'. abit M: M. Grey mtuure S5. Palr of Uncoln 11-tue cabintl llO. lWw ae.dl, !136-lOO!I .
.. •3. 645-2'US, me l)on.. c.abrlllo (rear} c. M. ,,..$,\.,. ~ I e.,, l n I ltl1pld •na. .... l 1 ; .. T Btrd:t he91b )lat ...... dn.IU,. Wilt SL to-«111. BAB YU.NE Otnm ~Dow
bll Rd. Neor b .. 1-MAPLE twin bed' llox ... .-$11. U" boot p ... tebl .. oblrt. ,._ M; $5. -$Z. !CH<.••• flow'<r -boby<rib and 'hltin Aw., N.B. and'22rxi sprtrw, madttll '$25 . petler $Jl J comsiktety ........,, O&dl tftm SZ.. H..D.· air PLAYPEN SS. \\1ndmtlt ln-matinu SZ. Oftt SZ\.
,St'. ~tome anU~e1 equl'pptt ....... Sl.IH. 111~ ~--wot•b, ~..,..la'tn.plDW faat11amo$3.GonDtBUI~ Drf'lainac 1ablt nD ~ .. -=-. ~6 -~ S4. .. Neu1Y ..., ,. .. .50 fL Boatd S2S. ~ dtlux
su*1'S 11161-10· -··--Lompo$1"2. PAno ..... o--.. ) Jeo--$5.Y.UO.Nf· --•SU.•W -$25.Uttlo~ ....... $25. -m . ='~~Ne,:..~ ~~s=;r ~car= t ~ ~..., _..... ... ::..: f"°""'Ford~ !: ~-= ........ I ~lZ" ... "'' """ ......
II• ~ !Se. 250 13. Iron tU1e lorto !iOc( ' REMODEi.iNG! Bull! bl ilft U. Po1r CIC aoocl ,,_ Joo! SIG. 4 ...,.,_ podd<d 1: °'"">' ota~ ,.:' -U ., J\I. v.... '°" y-Jr: AMm!CAll CIC -tl«tri< Ga-. and SAHier ho .. torOldlll. ..... _. _, and -U. Mital "°"' -
REAR bumper euswm buUt CWsict 1;,...) S>. ...,:0 wabtot, .....S -table ...,... lOP '25. Gldlm 11111 -3 ....., ~ potlo -and ..,. S>. LAROF. -and ~
fttO II ton pldcup 115. DI· box .... ...,.. 11 CfteU..
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125. 2 U. -m ...._ Satil« l'UC" hood az; UJ> C.... _.. pufo II' tor oil Near rull °" o(· wtilte -$25. I • 11 _,,,, ..,. rwnt~ table with 4 chain $20. U'fbolrd (ntV nrw) $25. 1U'le Y.11M and tokl-~ptt ud ~-rablllttt.., ftt GmW' '-OD G RPM w.-.•iood .._..,.,OU.,. IMO Clll'1l!el di, C6;;-LW7.
Hlsh ......, drill> lo 'I" J....oy ...t b<ocJ1 Je.~ "'"'mlc Jomoo 115. eoch. ft"C' and -.... Ill bl and -P. OOlmlan dbhott !<>-$!. Car w1.-OARX ..... hllll and ~ ~ 1'1gh tllHd end Crystal 1Qc-.S3. sook.t , 5.ll-c.m. aOOd eondhion. 6M-«iee nl&lytJe JOOIHllDI B.T.U. rooltt a. RtlOrn OCIPOkr, ,,., .-.t Cl:ftl. 1.t JC t• sz.
mJil1 ~s:J. carbide drllt. mapiJnes ~2lc .S.tw'day SEARS ...,..,.. acooffT' m. REAR Ttrden tor VW Gtmp bater, «tttl t.'ONI nftW', nt'm' mrd -~ PMI S10. 60oml. ft~ Otrhkte lathe tool• SUnday 10.$: is Snui. ~ 11 ... l'kC ~ 5quan!ti.dt SlO nch. Rhr $10. Metal tnrt''-t..,.•cam-ertb tnmr, bun:'lprt f'ORMJCA t bit 1 !'NII
flOc.$1. 11.S.._ II,_ ~J .25. Ha·~ Rd N e w po • t l2S. Adult .. Datt -----.... ""!'n.Pf'lr ~ ,.-.... -Ul pins b d'Wllt .-AflUI bNt -c:arritr St tor " .... ui. I a 'o-.t-,. Taoli 1teel mnnanlt 50C-S\. ~h'. . ., --· Jde ... •"' ~i; Wi'~iew ... .;ipe.'._.~it ~ F:m .... ~ .!!~ :mo PacU\c. * II" ~ •'; J::: ~;:""'~::
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-:IO Ft SldpJack, '71 .... '67 ECONOIJNE VAN Scootw• ''2$ ~ "12 PACE ARROW 21'. '73 Olds cutlals AUDI DATSUN JAGUAR
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.• ~r·n%iM~~ ~::: CAMPER. A/C 72 Jri•"'" air, .... fill day i 5c ml. ~W . n~ 613-00 Elec tm ... bed, only loanevllle 650 Free i-rwe. 6'H239. Ailto J 'l\!r dxi<t. Vlnyl AUDl ·n 2 dr, 100 LS,
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1"11, TS, lleepo ' loaded. or -• 1~~1 •·-· Bill •1 $90.16 lOnt, $21 ~ ~ ..... ·-·-' ~-· .... , tm Spoot.ILboe< p 0 p . u p , ., --· SHELLS for Im""' lborl)>ed -18811 Beodl Blvd., ttaJJer hu Ice "°" stove & llfft1, S.11 909 " • .!'..~ ·~· Hum. S.ach. 847~. curtaJft.. Slpo a. 'Fits 1n c"""""n. Mesa 1 ·n, MCJTO.; Ge.ml Saddle ~ .,..... u tn-
UR 36 tt "' 40 I\ llleocJ ~ :IOJ6 l;larbOr, °' . ~ .• w1..i lhl.Ms: s.u ... C.d coll ssui93. ' K~ches by Ana;leman Ir: • tnde. ~.Pick....ip or van ~ck•rman. THREE 31 It 19T1 WFSjWA';S .,.,_, 1!27 . lndlan 101 Scou~ Auto Service, P•rfl "'
u 1 e_a e I Ket c bes b y tuU,y equjjjped, like rww. 'Jee ttttoftd aeU ·or trade or ltt ua. A~~'t ro., 61,_.1n ~· ·= ~ ~·"r ~ or 673--0m TRANS~~ON
KORALLE k fut fiber· -)122 ' 1 · • SPECIAL
&Ian sloops, aluminum SLIDE ln camper, lleeptr, 4 Rail motorcycle trailer, Road test car _ drain 1Juld
mut, dacron aails. Sold new INSULATED haa new ti.res, adjustable & ffi'DOVe """" _ ....... _ ICl'een .. ~ tongue I: axle, l'fl'!1PI A ...... ~ .-.,,, 2 mon. old $450. $295 U(hts, wtll acconunOdate up • adjust bands A linkage •
493-4016. . 531-23GI 10 4 motoreyclea. Can be replace oil pan gasket A
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Slllltharri Calfania
1st National
Bank leasinl 2'' TRIMARAN, sleeps 4, EL Camino or Ranchl!ro aeen at Tt2 Victoria, west of nuid · Includes all parts
head & alum mast. Stalnleu overhead camper, 4-sleeper, Harbor Blvd. MS--0900. and labor. ~ Price ..... axn ?.tiche.lton Drive
steel ri.Ued. dacro sails, 2 yrs old. $500. 96.1--1347 '67 YAMAHA 100 $24.90. Now 0~.99-(Comer or MacArthur)
S2500 ar trade for ? after 4. Trail Bike. New TiN .l SEE.Guf'°r.a'F,SONG. hvine, Calli. 92fi64
_, """'· 536-Ull! CAMPER ·n Dream .. 9\1'. clWn. N........... ..... LI__._"..._ __ , n•Jm.as:io 2J3M1.Q361
18" HOLLAND Sloop, IMhog '67 Olovy Dmlper opedal, 1125. e 543-3691 ·-~·-1
strip hull, new stalnlea ri&· PW1' • alr. $3250. 645-Q2ll 6 HP Jlooama Mini Bike l6IOOH llHch 01.'!.~.~ REWARD gtng, ma1 ... u needs "!lalr. with jack shall & gear untlnilton -~
$350. or $500 w 11 r l r . Cycln, Blkn -· Xlnt C\)hd. Sell 0, "Home ,ol•tho Vlk lne" •
s<tH>61 , s-tws 925 ~-'°' lo ,pc1 bike. • 142-lilM WILL p· a'( 0""'" 17' FIG Sloop $1200. Floata. · U'U'""~ " 'l'U\
&n. alum Q>&n. daeron • J.97o Harley Davkbon 65cc WRECKED C;Br -must sell. Ke~· ·Blue Book sail~. 3 hp Evin., trlr, Jn the has$175 new rear 'tire &: tube Motor Homet 390 Ford eng., C6 auto .
water, can be .een now. • .~1 /R MO trans, sood cood; &: what. FOr la• model, cle 13.1-MT3. • 1967 Italian m a k e -. • ent ldt or station wgn. All for Jow mite.~ dom s-·"'"'""~==~~=~I motorcycle frame oomplete $200 842-1122 •-
40 ft. NEW P 0 RTE R _ 00 .... will take op to SEE' OURS FIRST ;VANTED TO BUY tics, lm~rt1, trucks or ~n· OoAtskol state owner 250cc eng. Good cond. p:s, N 1972 060 Over ·pii:tons campers .
m..,... IE! • $34,000. 112 Victoria 548--0900. eW Call and ask for Buyer
AVERY & co. 6#0401 "" 350 'Chevy Block· DAYE oss
15• SNIPE _ lralltr. Need• '67 TRl.UMPH SURVEYOR Call 5'8-3122 R
work. 131J(}. Call 9 00 1 pm, Runs goodl * $500 MOTORHOME V.W., 40 HP Eng. Synchro
AUmN AMERICA
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'69 1600
'70 2002
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~. 540-8308 tram. trnt end. many body PONTIAC Price slashed to INVOICE tor parts tor '64 It '69 v.w. '• **Fiberglass sailbOftt, hull SU.ZUKI, 1966 55 oc, step ck!~ • ONLY t"-o leU. 96l-l'l82 or 548-9960 1968 B~f\V, xlnt thruoot, '69 DATSUN 1600 rdstr.
onty. 35'. Make offer. thrn. Rw1s excellent. $i5.cr GUSTA1SON 2408 H•rbor Blvd. Sl450. Pvt party, 67S-+l96 or chrome whla, hdtp. 37,000
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968-8M5 ofler. 151 E. Rochester, Apt . Lincola>Mwcury ~~~~~~~ .. ~·~:J~~~ I M8--0l35 ml. $900. 842-2994 eve, 2"' cusrori.1 Aux. sailboat _c~,_eo_"~•~l>l~esa=·-----osta mi11sa 546-8017 CAPRI wknd.~ ;,{~ mooring, nr 3 Spd Schwinn G i r I· s l~~~~t:.~r Aotos fWW. . ) " \\'E PAY TOP OOLLAR 1 _________ 1 "·12:;---,D,,-•"""_""_,1200=-. -,.,,.,,.,.k-. "tow-
• $4500. 833.-1331. Stinu&Y, Good rond $30,, , • ~ . FOR TOP USED CARS 1973 CAPRIS mi, reduced to S 16 SO. P.O.t No. 181 .,._t,.,ler, 24" .Girl's Schwinn. i;. "Home tho Viking" It yoor car ii extra clean, · 64H>JT.
n400. Can 6T.HOll or "6°'15-:...6966.='-'·~-~---1424144 Dune D..--ln 956 see U5 firit. HERE'S WHY \VE 'RE NUM·l;'71.,--;D;;-A'°'TSU=°"N,-,m=z::-.-:Xlnt"'°' 645-7556. '69 HONDA ct,.350 &. , ___ 21' ___ ro ___ --w BAUER BtJICK BER ONE . CHECK THESE cond. Air. m~ Pvt pty. uoo·'="""1'°1."'N~o-.~!~11J~good--co-n-· I helmet!, Jess·tha.n._21.ioo orig. 25'-DI~-BU.GGY--'1L..,top, curtains, 2925 Harbor plyd. PRICES.~With 2,000 4~cyt.. 8Jl..4794
dltlon, new trailer, $950. miles. xlnt co,nd. $550. er of· 20'~22' CX>NTINENTALS mags, 3 sets r. tires. 500 mi. C.OSta r.1esa 979-2500 inder or V-6 engine, "''Ith or 1970 DATSUN P ICK UP.
M&-3267 art S. fer. 61~ after' 6 ~11}. 3)' PR.I_DE 4: JOYS on 1600 eng., str, legal. L\1PORTS WM'TED without decor group, IOme RliH, Low miles, good ron-
HOBIE CAT 14' FORD Z-,0 % ·ToR P .U\ &: t VAN OONVERSlONS. Super f> ug g Y w/extras! Ora~e-County's · \l-'ilh. SUD .roof and/or ~ dition. $1450. 846-8135 H.B.
XI . cab ovet camper. »u 4 -.i Sale1 • Service • Rentals $l(l00. 552-8862 TOP $ BUYER dau top, PQ\''er front disc.1----.FIA;;-:;"T;---nt cond. .$85(1. 352 ,.. __ _. "~ *. "-' I * BILL MA..'<EY TOYQT,\ brakes,. style steel whe('ols,
. 1 538~ (Orangel & V-3 engine uwu ·cond.· 1n1nftlaf ftC. -Trucks 962 .1B88J. Beach BlvJ. radial tires, bucket seats1 ----·-----
32' SA.Il.BOAT Under const . ...$1JOO. ~75. -· · 13801 Harbor Blvd., G.G. . 11. Beach . Ph. 347.8555 carpeting. Order )'OUfS now '61 Fiat, '68 Toyota eng.
Mat'l &: plans. $28.5.. TraJ¥I '72 Mini Bike, lilre new; 531.QIOO •73 ·ctftivrolet-$2589 -~ tittll. $22S or best of.
mOB! sell 83:1-1331. 't§.0: ~~·IDa':J:' Next to G.G. Datson · Pidiups & Vans Au1<11, lm~rtod. 970 OR IF YOU PREFER l :=~""'6l..,...,..~c,·,....,--~
24' Shark w/trlr, jib, genoa, Sears 4 hp $35. 56-8922 '67 PACER 21': Self-cont'd, 1971 CAPRI '69 Fiat 850 Spyder, new top,
main sail, splMaker, anchor I oc='='=''°"'"°"""=;,=o.., tape deck, air, lndust'I 6, Big Stock ALFA· ROMEO • Wilh 4 speed transmission, clf'an, best offer.
& line. $3000. 675-3616. SCHWINN Orange Krate 5 reblt motor. Xlnt cond. Low Prlc" air condiUonlng. b\Jckel W-4872
·•pd bike.· Good cond. r ~. HOW RD he I Alfa R E d (982-S3.~ f>t006s?l~bla22 tt. 96&-6l<M. $495011rm .·~. tJ-A cn_vrohet Omeo :~~· uropean eoor. m-sm · ip ~ 1 19""n'-'Ov"AMAH',.,.~A~250=~End~o-ro. Rent .A Motor Home .--wport u.•c · SZ189
Columbia 21, 1970, $1695. Xlnt cond. $575. for your V•c•tion PtfacArth~f~assboree Blvd GUSTAFSON
JAGUAR
Clenn & fast. Main &: jib. •Call 543-l34S* ·" * 139-QOI * ' If.~~~~ ,...._,,_ Lincoln--Mercury t 'J'.enns. 67!Hi675 .FOR Sai_e: Astra Man's 10 • NEW LIFETIMES ·• '43 tnternational 4x4 A·!rame1 : 16'00 Buch •t W•rner
.' •, ~· N~~. Ex~ ~. ~158b~ ~.new, Call ~;n1 st~ns~ All~~ ·~~= semi.tractor ,,.::::i:r:. ~:..,
FREE 1969 TOYOTA
Corolla ·.~:hen you bu,y this
superb '67 XKE 2+2 "i lh
4 spd, am/fm, new radial
tires, chrome wire wheels,
new burgundy paint • an
enthusiast'• t'ar, immac.
!hruout. TO)'O(a Is Import
model (Africa). 18,000 ml.,
red, minor body dings, On\y
$3300 ror . both -but o(
course will tell ~h!!\y .
No JftllOMble ofkr n!fuaed. J..aeuna Bch 49f-7614,
'i ·Bayfront., Bal Isle, 6T"::Mi675. 1968 Honda 125 T'Win Excel 83&-0533 'SS Intemat'I Oatbed S700. ..:.o... ._ .... ~ cond. ~~-... · · .:::~=-~-~---... ,_ • ~ 20' SLOOP, ca.bin, Inboard, =--~~ Motor home for rent. Interne.l'I Harvester tractor ~ ~ _ dtu.st sell or trade for VW · 172 WINNEBAGO, 71'. w/disc $500. 842-3819
,. ,.,. ~Bua. Sl&-9759 * '69 Y'AMAHA 250 * Sleepg 6. 64Cl-G482 '64 FORD Van, Good shape,
' '?2_ AQµARIUS 23' sloop ~iJ?t ~~~4" .19n,SH,ASTA motorhome for Cpt'd, pd.neied. U,000. or '; :;. wl'72 91\ RP eng. Loade:d · · · sale, sett cont., sleeps 6, air, Best oiler. 64&-4838 days,
1 "'.. wJtiifrU. 'S«V) .. 1548-m 1 ~ ' 26:: RALEJGH,.G!Vld ~JJL ~deck,.,$;(1293. ~ or ~~ aft 71l··~llil{ll!i~ . ,. :: i " spd Bookra:dt. ~uw ~ p.m._ I
• incl. $85. ~7683 · • • Motor Hofrte1 '69 Ford Econoline super
CITROEN
AWARD WINNING
LUXURY CAR
KARMANN GHI
'57 XK 140 Jaguar. Pri pty '12 KatmaM Ghia
$&50 or best oiler. 646;96.l Save SlfXXI and 1Ull get fac
days. tory warran1y xln'I cond.
'70 JAG, XKE, Re(tency FM/AM, S33'Al -sell ~. wire "'hls, Excel con-.=Pri~ir,Pl",Yo.,· .=~16-5tH~'7"'9'°. ~~=I
dlllon. $.149!J. 543-0355. '64 KARMANN Ghia, $4
EYE:
flrrn . O e perida b l
transportation. New clutch,
tireL <$44859.
TRY:
J 111t1r, 4 ,,.,d R & H.
H1re'1 1 d111dy in 1d111t
concl. l'fQC12'1
$1895
'72 TOYOTA
STA. WAGON
l1nclcrui11r, w/4 wh11I
chi'lt , 1ir, rick, AM .FM
11\d 111111v X.tr11. R11l
1lierp, 1210FCH I
$4395
'67 FIAT
850 COUPE
A rtel peppy little cir,
A·I cond. IWIC21SJ.
Only •.•
$795
'69 MGC·GT
A11lq *''"'" chtotflt wire
wht1l1, R&H. •••l 1ll11p
c ir. flS66S21
$1995
'72 PINTO
4 1pd., 1loroo 11,_, liko
no•, only '1000 111ilo1. 172
Pony I. ·
$2099
BUY:
A11to tr1111, 1ir, Yi11vl
roof, RlH lXRV440). S.e
& dr1... thi1 fi111 '''· Only ..•
$1995
'69 CHEVELLE
M1 ti b.., S.S. CDUP•· ..
1p1ff, 111191, •invl roof,
••• to 1pptec.i1t1 •
!ZSNl971
$1799
'67 PONTIAC
LE MANS
H •r d top co11pt , •1110.
,,., .... p •• e t ••oeri119,
•&H, e reel clee11 A·I
cond . cer. 10041'11
$1195
70 RENAULT
RIO
'I door t.de11, e11to. lrt11• ..
•&H. I0424FJI
$1495
'71 DATSUN
4 door •oden, liko new
co11dito11. A 11 to . tr•111.,
now tiro1, low 111ile1, vlti11yl
roof. 12JOESHI
$1995
S.. Our Largo S.loctlon Of PU's,
C•mpers •nd other fine c1rs
Garden Grove Datsun
13801 Horbo• Blvd., Gorcl.., Grovo
534-1255
I ....==..... ... 1~, l97L Honda.350 SL Excellent -s•J./ftent MO Van, V-8, Sharp . '63 Ford
A Ji, «mdltion '550. after 5 pm. -::;::;:::;::;:;:;;:;;; j Econllne Van 4 Spd, Looks
"' 548-2152. ' r and. runs ,eood $795, dlr 2026 /~---..:~~ j '71 Its SUZUKI 'N 0 w I Harbor Blvd. -3242.
R .. d & Rallyo Motor1l;T::'::uc::k:;•:::======================;/
Orange County's Oldest Olr.
1609 Pomrna Ave. Bo.ts, Sllp1/Dock1 ''0 536-2906 or 644-75.16 aft 6 , . • ·~tic~Jt. T.v:su, o~~~'.
'66 Honda 305.CC Runs good! ... 1 all SLIP for --boat, 13' to ~lust Sell! '"'"'•· 140 Jam" I o• •NG ,....it rimll:. aide r 8• HD ..... -~ ..... N """' E rear shocks. Sh a r p ! "ATSUN 38'. Aho dry •t o ra"'. St: C>I apt<:.' COUNTY $2075/otter 540.-0921. NOW ON DISPL.W v
"""""' Bayalde Village, 3tJQ PEUGEOT lO"l>d'Blke. 24 lb PURCHASE LEASE '69 CHEW% ton heaVY doty Sal.. Se!vicc 1---....,..-----H ~Coast Hwy, Newport frame. Se.woo !hos, ~ RENTAL plck..,P, 350 engine, PIS. Par!s Body Shop 1971 2401 COUPE
Costa Mesa n4-548-3559 . )
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-~ W L 545--7817. P/B, wooden bed, aide 11~ ... ~·--·---·-i Our sal~ manager's ~·
. WAN'tED 50' sllp/rnoorlng, 2 blcycles-1 boY's, 1 girl's • racks tor. lOng material. • £Udf lmpo.-.~.•: !IOOal driwr.· Air cond, 4 S 8' draft, lease, ren1, trade. ~,i. ......... ~ ~ --~ 31n "~ -2881 & W ,;peed, "ms.gt" ~tieels. and Writ& P.O. Box 9J3. Dana ~.'!;~ ub ~ ...-;u.C M ........... .-Jr ' ue ' only 15.<XX> mile.! Our klcal ; _,.. ~1n• CaliL ~-, ur. · · '69 11 T lntem'l Plclrup _ ~• "--- , I r,-; s-u .. _ ~ 146'-MOO,,,. dt-a1er jUlt did a major set· !t. &o.h Speed & Ski _.. "71 Suzuki 250 Savage, xln't w/10' cab o/eamper. Fully · vice and tune-up 50 you can '~ '.JO Ft.Sea Ray DI""'"'· I -· '1:'1ii-~. Sac;rif. 11150. '69 Alfa R:.oi ... _.... ;';).~~ ..... , happy! 15'6-
~ · .o year nev.o. 445 CI Oldsmobile 1970 KAWASAKl..90. G-3TR, '69 Codee Van. V-8 auto. GTV ,': l:i"~ ·~.~J:1 ..... , 1~r:· . BALBOA '18' ~:!"..::U ~:~. J!~ v • ..., •. ae11 Sharp, rZZC266> MacHoward
>. Fully eqWPl>ed· tan do m '68 KAWASAKI 250 _ Needa or 54S-6024. $2895 531-OI' 531-G607
; trailer. This outfit ls like work, $95. Must tell. Xl276 FORD 250 % Ton P.U. &: 8' · CotMr lit & H.rbor
, new. Orighw "°'t $9l!Xl. Lantana Dr., H.B. 968-6946 cab °""r camper., Hu 4 spd ~-..r.~ S.nt• An•
; • s.,crtfice $5000. phone '69 HONDA Mini '.h'sil. Hot &: 3S2 V-8 engine, Good (""f ~ ~' · 90 carb "00 Call ci>nd. $1lXI 97?--f575. e __ ....__ 'TI .DA~. auto, r/h, lo lo ,. r-:;;;; · cam. ·• ..,. • • -miles ........ -......r Vt'""' , •'Y,.. P:Y.!'J sell 16' Runabout, nu 846-2487. .. '. · '72 FORD Van, short W.B. ........., 1t1D clean'.-M}:il ui '" ~;. pflnl, reblt Johnson 75 TAC'O MINI' ifiiE, 3HP 4,00'.l ml. Paneled I cpt'd. ~-·~~·.c..~-~=11 ~"'· ~ ever used) 1650/best of· XI.NT COND.• • $80 Take o/pymts g.u..1995 Auta1, lmportecl 970 Autos, Imported 970
~=!i fer lhli< wee~.-· 546,Sr.;6 OIS""V£RER '25' '59 FORD p, UP. v.g, < 1pd. ~ MUST sell 14' Sid boat 6: •70 y AM.MfA 125· MX Good WI Runs well. $550. Pvt ply
, Trailer. cond $425 asking. Call AMERICA'S must sell. 963-1152.
531-2164, 548-8995 *545-44¥* FINEST '64 OIEV % ton, 6' cyl, 8'
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'68 HONDA 450 Chopper, MOTOR HOMES ~.. Call -2311 ~· . ,..,..,.....,_ lldl\ 20" •Boy'a~642-<tl05Scrwlnn. srF.CIAL~ END A-Wontod
. like new $i 64' 6HJ2. 1921 PRICES AND LOW WE PAY TOP
Diana Ln., Newport OFF SEASON RATES CASH Campors. S.le/Rom 920 ·n YAMAHA 3Q) Enduro. ASK FOR . .
xnt cood. S7C8 er hl!st otter; JIM ?!IX . .'69 ooooE vAN ·camper. S0.16f!Mr11-BOB •-nnr
Expandable lop. Posi-tract. ~ 25D &lzuld, doa not run, LUnaf""
auto. alr cond, Extras. euily, ........, $!'IS. .,. belt
toru.edcont.-.JOB!
call u. tor me estimates.
1 ;12:.Tlltl=. ::;-:::.,2lll9=----1 otter. Sl6-6830. POllTIAC 8 ft SLEEPER CAMPER. GROTH CllEVllllET
st.on:~ rack le tie-downs HONDA 1971, -70, Good eon.
for CMvy. $14S. 557-6346. cHtion $230. Corona del Mar, 13600 BEACH BLVD. ·Aile for salea Manager
&4()..()459. ' WESTMINSTER 1!211 Beach Blvd . PICK Up Camper Shella, lft.4651 636-2$00 Hl.llltlJtiton Beach
Boll! to order, Ill optms HONDA 70, xlnt -.d. ll~~~~~~~~~8'~!~-6tl81~~~~~Kl~9-333~~11 •-;;••:;•,,ll.':-!947i:-<SS6=:'·,-----c I :Seldo;;;=;;'::.:",.;....,;;::c_.-....:'*'=15311= ~ 970 • I -~ 970 ·~Homo Motor·Homo1 A-. hnportw 1 ~u1o1, .._.i-•·.....;S.;..;_;.;~~/R~ont;.;;.:..1.....,....,.~;;.;..~Sol;.;.:.:•~/~Rom::::.~~-"°;..:; .. • VW's . • VW's • VW's ·
GRAND 'OPENING
DANMAR'S
Rereatio1al Vehicle
. Service Center
·v1111 -Noir · s.n1ce ' c* ..., r/tit
yow· R V·liiliM'I-(nolhl .. h loufl ....
t•lk O¥M' any R V pro•l1m1 with lteter.
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............. ,..,,, \s••·
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'69 M.G.C. SAVE •. ,,c..,.., ........................ "' ... .
71 Toyota $)495
C..,..Y .... Allla•llk.
$)495 ~71 Dodge
c.lf'.Aal .,,,.._,...._,,....,...,_,
'65 Falcon' $695 C,0.--· '64 VW Bug
$595
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FULL PRICE
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ORDER YOURS TOOAY
BRAND NEW 1973 GMC VAN
1fi Ton -Big 250 cu.in. engine, healer,
sliding side door -choice of I 0 colon.
sp•r• tire -
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Autos, Imported 970
MAZDA
MAZDA
t.lli'~nA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RX3
$57.56
Looded. ROTARY powered.
36 mo. + T &: L. For resp.
pty. Trades rons . • •n ROTARY'S
"Demo Sale"
10 TO CHOOSE
"BIGG EST SAVI NGS"
"Strvice is the difference"
!1UNTINGTON BEACH
MAZDA
'72 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
Auto. lt•n5., Pciwer S!Nrlng. Air COlld. (ISSDVAI
Autos, lmportM 970 Autos, lmportod 970 Autos, Import!!!._ _97
MG
970 ~·•tos, lmportod 91 . lm!>OrtM 970 -------MG OPEL Tr" '" ''\ -' ,_)f..m:;wAGI N
1966 Adlai tires, 1'.1050 Corner lot A H•rbor !"~-~-~· Nu t1reo l Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 a.u:za or 2l3: ~44 Sant• AM ~. $18 O O,
PORSCHE Must~?"'~ Van 1:,,.. cc~ er-ml ra:i TURBO charted •68 pop top
$2395 '70 Porsche 914 Mtll69 HP. Eng.' tra ... 6,ooO ml., cnmper. Steel ndta~. rapid
' ' • ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 speed, AM·FM radio (153-'tc CU.tom Bua, '69 Int. Exe $t'iOO Invelted. $950/ofter, :~~ ene. Perl. $1995.
Aulo. Tr1n1., II.Milo, tMlttr 1'292101 DIP) Only t'Ond. Over $1,000 lrrvett., ,;SI0-9S29~="'·:......,,,,_ __ _
$4195 '71 VW 411 DEMO
·n CAMARO . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . $3695 '72 VW BUG .................... $1995
. $2B95 lllO. 1145-7119...., wknda. '69 Bur Lite Yellow '65 VW CON'/., red w/.,., *** '67 Red bur, clean, wtsunroO.t. Good tires, top, am/fm radio, ~
HOWARD Chevrolet $775 Radk>/ heater, pri/p-brakes. Recent tune up. ht new ~ 830-~ doeln t
Alno. Tten1., Alr Cond .. ,_t'I' Stttrl~ Vlnyt Root (9JJEKRl RWlo, HN1H", Yellow w/81edr. lnttrlof lmFBOl N•wport lo•ch I)'. 968-«>32. $UOO talcea It-Need money'. ,;"'"~·=":,'-:ii-=',,-,--,-
J&mboree A MacArthur Blvd '70 VW, eroen w/blk int., 6#-1141, NB. -::$951> R.lll, sunroof, xlnt
'71 VW SUPER BUG $1 B95 m.o555 air, radlo;S::l cond. Call '64 VIV Sunroof. Cocoa ' •i4f-l269*
Radio, Hiittr, Low Mli. !74'0JOI • • , ' ••• , , ••• ' •7) PORSCHE 914 Tom, 64+-aft 6 p.m. ~Be~~ur ~:S. = VOLVO '71 FIREBIRD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2995
Appearance Group. Air Cond, 1:aw ~UeBu~ xlnt cond., & Bay, C.M.
'70 CHEVY NOVA .............. $1795 '70 VW BUG $1495 :""!'B· Beata uWUI !rah Gl'ffll 1168-G '°'·10""vw~Sondlal~;=,.,-cam-,per-,---~ ··~ cl< Vinyl Top, Low bod,y "'°"" ... ...w..i.,. Mileage, C75SOZRJ. '66 VW Squ.areback. Good a.van: s,m. ~r T.O.P.
'71 VOLVO
StotlonW-
Automatk trans, alr condi·
tlonlng, AM/FM. (CIDTM).
$3599 cond. Runa xlnt. New tires. 645-7720
CREVIER MOTORS mo or mm otter. 51H591. ~.lllo;...;VW~·~Bur-~Ex-ceU---1-$1395 2'! w. i.t St.I Santa Aoa '70. vw BUG. Xlnt cone!. radio, Tape Oed<, ..:,,, pa1ni 135-3 71 Diagnootlc report avail. 53,000 ml. $lD95. 519-1Dl7 ' 7 p $13)0. 497-1318 alt 5 pm. alter S: !O pm·
Auto. Trellli., Power St.erlng, V-1 (U29t~J RMl la, Keel... ('°'61)
'69 VW BUG '71 PLYMOUTH CRICKET $1195 . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .
~ SpMd, kd:~ S.'5, Radio, RMI w/81Kk lnltttor C71'0V7)
$3499
See It -You'll Buy It
'6B PONTIAC GTO .............. $1295 '6B VW BUG .................... $1195
6 orsche 912 71 Dune BuaY. l8lO vw v w "Ill ~.. ~--! AM· '<I\ I .-!.
MinMt CondltlooAKE OFFER enc. lllOOcBn -m: DU ;;;:e, ~~. Ex-• 1L1Wl un
eel ond. $1495., onu -YOLvn 11·-------i v.w. ·n SuPER BUG AM· .::6'13-;::.;:21::,:"=-----~ ''" 1i11111111'~ FM, auto. 1""' n;;i.q;;, ·n vw ·-· pop-top, xlnt 2J .,...-~. 646-JJ&4 cond wmty throw tn tent 1966 Harbor, C.M. 6t5-9303 ..,.,.~ '69 VW RED BUG -Many cat'l
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... ..;, camp 11ove: '64 VOLVO ~ ---<Xtraa,64640~ Jn!. Sharp. $2195. (1) s:JS.5687,
l Spteo:t. R•dla, H4ololer f9'fEXWl R.KllO. HNltr (WIG771)
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'66 VW BUG ................. , ... $995 "68 CORTINA IFORDI $695
'Sllt4id, Rlldla & He4tef fXL'l"438) R.tello, Hefler, Vlny'I ROOf (RXNC12)
PORSCHE '69 -9118, 5 spd, $l.l.50. **'70 SQUARED.ACK, air, 2 i:t ::aim l'edrJ':.fh a: $895 mags, ltbr, 30M nU. Orange, *°'9 VW -Xtra low ml. AM/YM, Sl100. Better hurey tor this one!
v1n.,.1 Raot. Mtft111c Blue (ttl:ESGl Abarth exha.ust s y 11 t em Radio, rood tires, Super 962-7498 COPFOO'll Only $749. BW
'65 VW BUG '69 DATSUN 510 ................. $895 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-------------------~ &44-1855. cond. ~59 •1970 VW Bo&. Delux Maxey Toyota., 18881 Beach
'72 VW 411 WAGON ............. $2695 '64 VW BUG .................. , . $695 '63 Por.che S, N"'"ly reblt '69 VW Bur -X!nt c:ond, Car custom camper. SUnroof, Blvd., Hwit. Beach. 847-8555
eng. Nu upbola., clutch. Xtra COV!r, cba.lnl, e ,000 ml. tape. 646-3792 VOLVO Sport Coupe PlBOO 4
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clean. OU' wbl&. AM/FM Ul95/ofr. 67Y.ifM2 eves. 1963 VW camper, new 1600 spd over drtve lite blu call
$2,4!6. 67H066. '63 Bug, reblt engine & engine, new paint. $800. · momlnp, 541-4«;,s.
'66 PORSCHE m. 5 spd new headers, xlnt cond. ~ A-,. __ , 990
(OSY22U
LARGE SELECTION OF BUSSES, CAMPERS & .STATION WAGONS ' silver grey, pvt party.~ Muat 11tll. $650. S«>-4013 l9Tl VW Super Bea.tle, I ;..;.c......-.• _.._ _____ I
;f:;;:;::i::1 164Z-7S88. '69 Red Bui, chrome rims. .Uf/FM Extraa. '59 Pontiac exc. cond. tor WILL Buy your Ponche paid xlnt cond.., xtru. Muat 53&-854l eves transportation $150. VW
for or not. Call . Kent Allen sell. $13)J. 540-4013 •'11 vw SU.per Bug BU&, mags, headers, wide
837-4800. '66 V.W. Bui" chrome rims, xJnt cond., $1750. tires, need& work. $1250.
llAllD . '72 SANT A CRUZ lllW .
VAN CONVERSION
BELOW '12 PRICES
f.U. '~1itSJiC BUYS
"SPOTS" THE CLOWN
Sat. & Sun.
• Fiii HOT DOGS
• Piii SOFT DRINKS
•Fill UUOONS
FUN 101 IVUYONE
PLAY NOW· PAY LATER
7 TURS IAllk llllAllClll9
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'73 EXPLORER 20
EXl'LOIEI 26 $11,'95
~explorer
I ' ,,
·n PORSCHE 9ll-T, 5 opd. iood conill-$8 5 0. 6'13-51131 alt 1:!0 pm I ~64=-~.::1256=. ==,.,---
ISM mllos, inunac cond. 675--0481. 6'13-3555. 1900 V.IV. BUS. Runs a<>od BUICK
16875 oUu. 9'J9.3484, '65 VW But, good mnd. $.TIO. 55)-0061. alt 6 A 1--------1
PORSCHE '64 · C. New paint $550. 642-1"17 Jrimda. 1972 Electra 225. AJC, IUll
& brakes, Excellent o:>n· * '68 vw Bui r/h, new 1968 V.W. BUS. Excel cond, power, $4800. Call M6-9l36
dltion. 841-'l'BCM tires x:lnt ~ $900 one awnm", low miles. Daya I .:alt"="-6 £:,pm;::·=--,,,---_,. I
. '66 PORSCHE 912 64HS.\9. . . 83'1-6900 Eve 644-lait. '65 BUICK Electra Conwrt
Xlnt oond, $3300. 541.0UO · For that ltem Under $50, try Full pwr, xlnt transporta·
'68 9U PORSCHE black, Sell Idle llilm1 .•. 642-:1671 the Penny Pincher. . t!On. $550. 5IH856
~o ..., paint, Ulflll, ' A-. Imported 970 Aut ... Imported 970 A-. lmpomd 970
* &U-l127 *
'71 Porsche 914
Extra aean. Low .MUeace.
("'6CRL)
MAKE OFFER
RENAULT
'62 Renault, 5 beW. tlret.
Good sbape. $1.SO.. or'' 2536
'A'°"""'"' C.M. 646-6963.
SUBARU
'69 SU.btru w/bw miles.
$150. Good condition.
54S-1038 or 968-1201
TOYOTA
'73 Toyota's
ALL MODELS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
,....CEUCA ST Cpe
""Hl·LUX
PICKUPS
Now available w ith
Aoltomotlc
Tran1ml11ion
'67 TRIUMPH
~fiii"-1 rr J18.J"rl ' *>tt tofl.
t rPR.rol I $800 Olli Maxi')'
Tnyoui, lWl 00 11 DIW.,
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
~L CARS USTED ARE
GUARANTEED 1000/o
'6' VW. 4 Spd., Radio, Bump.
Grd1. I 00 -;. Extr• Clean. Lie.
YQV-275 .................. -.... $1095.00
'4t YW SQ. IA.Ck. Automatic:,
Radio. Very nice c:ar. Lie:. XSS I
608. Price ........................ $1395,90
'H VW SQ. IACll. Auto., Radio,
lie. YOW-257 ................ $1295.00
7 1 VW IUS. Rad io, Bump. Grds.,
Very Clean. Lie:. 663-0 FE.
Si l• Price ·-·-··-·······--·····$2295.00
'H YW IU•. 4 Spd., Radio, Bum-
per Grd1. Extre nice c:er. Stock No.
IOI . S•lo Pri ................ $1095.00
'68 YW IU•. R1dlo1 auto. •tlclr.
Runs exc:ell1nt. Lie. HTX-475.
Solo Price .......... -........... m s.oo
'67 VW. R•dio, B. 6 rds., 4 Spd.
lie. VET-1 77. S•I• Prlc. .. $1tS.OO
'6' VW Sljl. IACll. 4 Spd., R•dlo,
Bum p. Grd•., Lu991g• R1c:lc. Lie.
YPT-518. S•I• Prlc. ........ $12'5.00
68 VW CAMPll. Sharp. Lie.
VZZ-02 7. Price ................ $15'5.00
71 VW CONYDTllLL lo•dod.
Complete new en~i ne. Sup•r Nice.
Lie. 071-ETG. Salo Price $1195.00
'67 VW. 4 Spd., i!adlo, Su pe r Cond.
lie. VDA-797, So lo Price $1t5.00
71 YW. 4 S1'4., Radio, 14,000 ml.
New car warranty to 24,000 or
24 mo. Lilre New. lie. l 11~6B K.
Price ................................ $1 H i.OO
ALE!·
AU. UNDO PAC'TORT NIW CAI WAllANTYI
LARGE SELECTION
T-Exalilples:
411 YW 1D11 1972 YW f AST BACK
Ooly '259500
4 '"" '-''•· .,., "''"' k it• with
f11etdtl111 lllhrl~. StM• N•. 062).
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GARDEN WF.ST
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990 AulOI, UMd
BUICK CADILLAC CHEVROLET
990 AulOI, U1od 990 Autoo, Uaod
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET
990 A~o1, U1od 990
CHEVROLET
'87 Bu1ck Skylark Convert '67 ...... ..._ .. moo. '69 ·Buick Skylark • si,~ .. , ·~~·1~'.:!.!'.!!.". ~: '69 CL-Ca • '70 CL-N dr, $1800. (R&.H, pwr ilrgl 833-8693. -·-~ _... .,.y pnce nwyY OYG '61 OIEV. Impala convert.
Private Party. 842-l4'16. V8, automatic, power steer-Auto Trani, Air Con d , New trans. oooler, tires, 1..... Buck t Sc ,. Real ~-1 brakes, ahockl, mumcn.,
'TI Electra CuslOm, lull pwr CAMARO .. ,., factory alr, electric e a , ~•rt>. all . I
ECONOMY PLUS
'72 CHEV VEGA
19 "" mt I · windows (YWP927J Only oy:ner (109AKPl t Pl~. rear w ndow. top,
... ,.. " • r. 1"495 or .. ,, --------MAKE OFFER uphols & paint Job. trr.;-89tl otter. 494-8469. '68 CAMARO 3271 P/S, P/P, $1595 alt 5 wkdas or any time
'65, Riviera, full pwr & air. air, clean. 1 owner. 50,IXXI HOWARD CMvrolet rnr:.'"
1
. 1ftl' pUf-i:°7l mnn·..;.,.)
1
wknd.
4 $pt.>e<l tran!!l'l1,ission, "RAt'"
gauges, IT\Uslt" <826t:IF).
Hurry I Unheard of Value Al
Excel cond .. Sac r If Ice careful miles. For ql!lck 1 Newport Be•ch fUIP' If ..lJ••-r-' U1 1970 Chev. Conoours Estate,
Sl,<m. 673..o5l2. . ~f69.5. 54s.G562 or '~tacArthur Blvd & Jamboree [ , uoo w. c..t ~ ~ I! Pass. Sta . Wgn. PY.rr.
CADILLAC
. UU555 . ":""" -~·!!" J Sleedog • b•ak'" AM·FM '67 Camaro, AM/FM 1Ji4io, Stereo ra.dio. tilt steer. whl.
vi nyl top, alr, bucket lf!ltl, '70 EL C..mino 350. Air, ·67 CHEV Caprice. lo nulcs. F'sc.:tory Air, luggage rack.
197q SEDAN OE VILLE 327 V-8, $1400. D 'a y s PS/PB. Make ortcr. Ca.11 steroo 'tape, pwr equip .. air, ne\v tires l brRkes. Panel·
Only 33,000 of well 11ervlced _64&-_5_718_._,_.,,.~84=2-8832-""~·--i ,:':::°":::"c.· :::893-;;:;11"62~.--~=· I best otter over $900 549-3957 ing. Asking $2725. 5..'57-4861. ~--~ -Utocl 990-~ 990-~ m
$1889
GUSTAFSON
Lincoln-Mercury
16800 Be•ch at Warner
Huntington Beach
"Home of the Viking "
Ml-1844
.. all block, "''ludi"" vioyl CHEVROLET ·.;.;;.=~=---=...:.;=:::...;;.;;;;:.. __ ...:.;:.:c
AUto s, Used
roll! and leather seals. AU I ---------
power equip, Air rondit, 173 Monte Carlo
AM + FM stereo radio
cruise control, new tires: S Cpt
See this one! Till wheel. Auto Trana, Air Cond.
(68'BEN). $89.88
531.-or 531-0607
Corner lat&. Harbor
Santa Ana
YOUR ONLY
FACTORY
· AUTHORIZED
CADILLAC
DEALER
Lar&eat selection of Cadll·
lacs in Oranie Count)'.
Saln·Leaslni.
~Nabers
U Cadillac
2600 HARBOR BJ...,
COSTA r-.IESA
540-9100 Open Sundal'
+ tax per mo.
36 mo. O.E.4
Immediate Delivery
LEASING .
ALL MODELS
AND MAKES
Southern CalHornia
1st National
Bank Leasing
2001 Mi chelir.on Drive
I Corner of MacArthur)
Irvine, Calif. 92004
71-1./833-8620 213/627.&67
'69 Malibu 55 Cpe
V8, 4 speed, vinyl roof. mag
\Yhecls IYQB596), UNDER
\VHOLESALE. ONLY 19n SEDAN DE VILLE $995
Second only to a ne1v one! Beautiful gold \v/brown HOWARD Chevrol1t
vinyl roof and saddle Jeath· Newport S.•ch
er. Air cond, full power r.1acArthur Blvd & Jamboree
equip incl. P. door locks, ~=-='1~3~~~55~5'_ __ twilite sentinal and only "".' 10,000 careful miles. Al\t + * 1966 CHEV· Impala -327
FM stereo radio. of course? V8, auto trans, P/S, P/B,
Tilt \\'heel. (509EJXJ. factory air. Needs minor body 1vork. Xlnt transporta-
M H d lion. $450. 494-8278
aC OWar '69 El Camioo. n.w brak'5,
531.6000 or 531·0607 r&h , pis. extra hvy duty
Corner 1st & Harbor ! shOcks. $1 800/offer.
Santa Ana I 495-"'..>375· !----"'---"'-=---'69 Chev. Impala, 2 dr. hrd·
1970 Cadillac 4 Dr. DeVille. I~. P111. p/disc brks, .racl
Full power. All extras. Gold r-r ~ auto, r&h. 5 radials.
"'/brown vinyl top. Leather $1 550, 531·7788.
upholstery. Am-Fm stereo. '66 Nova \Vagon, new engine,
Sha.rp cond! Owner must r/h, nt"IY tires, brakes,
seU. $.1950. 546-3086. vinyl Int. $ 6 2 5 / o f f e r
'72 CAD Sed fie Ville. ~"11>-~"2:!=---· -----spotless, blue, white vinyl "72 VEGA Wgn., 4 spd, 2400
top. Ato.t/1'~1. tilt whl, mi, fact. A/C, R&H, rear
10,000 mi. $6500. Priv prty. spkr, belted w/w tires,
83:1-11648 $2600. -
**'68 CAD dr Ville. full
pwr, air, aulo, AM/Ft-.f.
vinyl lop, all lthr int ., $2500.
962-7498
·ss EL CAMINO SS, 396. +
speed, :i.:lnt cond. n495.
&lj-1848.
EL OORAOO 1972 llnac., '61 CHEVY -$150
wht w/beige int. Sunrf, lo 2 Dr., V-8, auto. Price firm .
mi., n1akc Orrer 612-3121 * 543·3691 • l·.~61~C~he~v~ee""-1_=,~,,~."-cd-,~Sed~. '69 Cadillac Convert.
ad pwr, xlnt cond. Red .
$2800. * 644-1179
R&H. 4 gd. tires. $575. Call
531-7788.
'68 IMPALA STA \VAG:
•
We Have The Finest Selection
Of Previously Owned Cadillacs In
Orange County Plus Many Other
Fine Automobiles.
'72 BUICK
Electra 225 Custom. Vinyl top, vinyl interior,
full power. fActory air conditioning, tilt steer·
ing wheel, AM/FM stereo radio, white side
wall tlres._.ttc. Very low mileage. Immaculate
(64l·DZZ>. $4999
'72 MABQlJIS BROUGHAIU
4 Dr. H.T. Full power, factory air, tilt wheel,
AM·FM stereo, dual comfort seats. vinyl 101>.
tapestry interior. (681EARI.
SALE PRICED
'71 ELDORADO
Convertible. Leather interior, full power, fac·
tory air, tilt wheel, AJ.:1 /Fli1 stereo with tape ;
player. power door Jocks, twilight sentinel,
cruise cont rol. extremely lc.o\v mlleai:e. (4040861
88555
'89 BUICK
Riviera Cpc. io'actory Alr Conditioning, Vinyl
lop. full vinyl interior, all JlO\\'Cr, tilt steering
wheel, stereo, many dlx. extras. (XRG-638)
52555
'70 SEDAN DE VILLE
Vinyl top, tapestry iaterior, full power, fac·
tory Air, tilt wheeL AAf·FM, power door Jocks,
twilight sentinel. 6 to choose from. As Low as
!801AKKI
83555
'88 CUSTOM EL CA~UNO
V8, 3 speed, power steering, power brakes.
radio, heater,. radial white wall tires, ma:;:-
wheels, extremely low miles, custom tonneau.
exotic custom finish.
81999
'72 OLDS 98
Lu.'\urious 4-clr. Hardtop, factory air condi-
tioning, full po1\'l'r vinyl top, beautiful tapes-
try interior, tilt \\•heel. Auto. trans .. radio.
heater, \V/\V tires. Absolutely shO\\'room fresh
WITH LESS than 9000 miles. See lo beJit•ve.
<588EAD I. 84999
I '72 GRAND PRIX
I Vinyl top, bucket seats, console, power SIN'r·
ing & brakl!fi, elec. windowi;, AM-FM stereo,
till wheel. air conditioning, very low mileab('. I t6!JO.ELU I. 84888
'72 FLEETWOOD
Brougham. Vinyl top, Ll'ather. dual comfol't
seats. full po\\·er, factory air, tilt \\'heel, A:'ll·
f'?>[ stereo. Vo\\'Cr door Jocks. 1·1'Ul~f' r•ontrol.
t\\·ilight sentinel. !611EAC•.
Si\LE PRICED
'72 FORD WAGON
9 pass. Country Squire, VS, automatic, fa1 ··
tory air. [lO\\'Cr st~ring & brakes. Jui.;gacr
rack, !Xl\\'('r 1eil J::<' \\•indow. cxtrrmely IO\\'
n1ile111:r. local 1 owl'X'r, spotlr1111. {ZIOFNl l .
84111
'89 CHEVROLET
In1pola Custom cpc. Vtnyl ·tOp 6: Interior. fa~
tory air, Automatic, po\\'er steering & brakes,
nidio, heat<>r, wsw. Local 1 owner. U!ss than I Jl.000 miles. ( YPS:~Z2
'88 COUPE DE VII.LE
Factory Alr conditioning, vinyl top. full pow·
r r. stereo radio, clolh or lcathpr interior. 3 to
r h006C from . As low as (XTJ-4631.
81999
' .,.
Hours: 8:30 Al\I to 9:00 Pl\I l\fou. thru Fri.
9:00 Al\f to 6:00 PM Sa l. and Sun:
NABERS'-"
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9100 " Good condition. Price, $1400.
CALL a571985 anytime.
SCHOOL BUS -1954 Chevy,
50<hJ complete as camper.
Must see, $'i;Xl. 54H719
990 Autoo,UMd ~990~~A=v~~~°'~·~U.=od~~::~990A~~·~~°'~·~Utod~~~~990~~A~ut:os;·:U:Md~iiii~~990~A~ut=oa~,~U;Md~~iiiiiiiii990~
'13 CAD Cpe de Ville. Load·
ed. 350 actual mi. $7300
firm. Pvt. ply. 540-6181.
'64, Cad Convert. reaDy
clean. $595. 1194 Agu1ta,
C.M. 91'9-1473.
Autos,UMd
FOR THIS WEEKEND ONLY •
BRAND NEW 1973 BUICK COLONNADE
Fully Luxury Equ ipp•d including F1ctory Air CO.nclition in9,
•3ZIOS826
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Le5*• ~· CllNITttM
-w ... D7 -__ ... ·--Air C...Oltlofted . .....,,~ --l ie. jlllWJ(lfl l ie. '"'"-Ml U<-...... lie. t..00 .... ..... -· Mh5 $1195 $1495 $Z9t5
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Plr1•W. Sloyln c:.t. .... ..... ...... ...... c.Nlll ... lirtr9 CIM!I
l.k, ........ Lit:, IMK.ltV Lk. ll\I.__ .. .. .. .. -· $1495 $1695 $1'95
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j1295
Mas ......... """ ....... '''"· ........................
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Eo!W-•• l.lln 11tlll9! ........ ·-U<---.... l k. lllGUUI -· $'95 $1295
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Sdturdi11, Nottmbrr 18, 1972 OAJLY PILOT
BRAND NEW 1973
GREMllN
.. £ ~u --
(A3E46Sf! 73302)
A NEW CAR YOU WILL LOVE N And A Payment You Can Live With $5° M!A!!!!fD!»OWN
66 ::,~.~,-:~·· '"'"~ ..... .,.,. 8 PER s2a'1 s 61 •nt l11:.'..,··:.•d PltVin•ntprl(e ti Al'lllJof •.1nr11eil1tndf . MO. Pfr(tn1tJ9e ror1 111 1u•. ic.
'71 MONTE CARLO
Air' p \' p B . ll&H, ~·n'{l 1oot, r.JIO . llMIOI:
11lo1t. LIC. 0070Jf
Aulo .. rock, 111!tty w ht,.I~. 1horp. l •t
5S8CllQ
'69 llUICK Skylark
Air, P .S , P .8 .. ll&H. outo , ••41J!llOMI L ic.
Yl09 27
'72 V.W. Camper
ALL lXIRA \ Bt yond Ot1 t ri phot1 · Und11
1"11tt1 l lC 03 tfWB
$1995
'71 GREMLIN
3 SP . WHll( l •otk 1n1t11or, iho rp. lk.
41101(
$1895 $1495
TRAN ~P"!!O~R"!!!!T"!'Ailii!T .. 10 ... N..-.SP..;;l;..C;;;IA..;:;;;LS-
'66 V.W. BUG '69 American Coupe
4., Rlldio & Hf!lll.,. (leon. lot ROK1~7 .t.uiomoti" I! & ll, t •lro Uofl le: 1NM614 $695 $995
'67 CHEV. ---
1 DO()# \10.lN lullllftl!C II A. II I "(I'!•\! II'\
IOW~ l.r. U-l"o'1 111
HARBOR AMERICAN
1961 HARBOR Bl YD •
COSTA MESA
114 64s.mo
J 3 DA!LV PILOT Saturday, N~Mr 18. l~n --
-----· ... _ ..... _ _,! [p ) I iii iii"'•'•"._,, .... !~[ l§J ~' "!" __ ....... l~I ]§] [ ---l§J l.__"'~,'"'_""'·_..l§J I
~A·--·. ·u· .... ---·990-A __ ut_ • ..; .. _u_...i ___ ....... '90_ Autos, UMCI 990 A-, UMCI 990 A.-, U ... 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used
I ~ !:..~-"'-""~I §J_.Mi
1
990 ;..;A.;.~.;. .. ;.;.s•...;U:..;sed.:.;;.. ___ !§~I
100•/o Warranty CONTINENTAL COUGAR
•n CHEV. IMP. 1911 Linc. Continontol
Custom rf)t', VS, aUJomalic. Cp." Beautib.11 ln.si~ and
power t.1eering, factory air. out. Beige exterior, brown
vinyl roor <825DTG>. .OnJ,y vinyl top "''lth ~·n leather
l!!GT COUCAR, 1 owner, xlnl.
Blad< top. $1150. &11-<004
days, 6Th-0418 eve.
DODGE $3295 smts. Fully equippl'd . ?ilichelin til'ft:, at v.1holcsale I---------HOWARD Chevrolet price. IMNZ9M).
Newport S.ach $4495
MucArthw· Blvd .\ Jaiubon.>oe
53:1-Gsss MacHoward
"72 OiEV CAPRICL,
Chevy's finest 2 dr/Spt Sll-6000 or Sll-0607
Cpe. Charcoal w-blk cloth, Corn•r 1st & Harbor
uir, Pf!, pb, vinyl lop. Santa Ana
10,cm ml, Must scU. $300
b<'low Ml<t "'"•· TruM ok. CORVAIR HiOl Bedford Lat\£', N.B.
642-5112.
·71 monte Carlo, a u to ,
PS/PB, ait·. xlnt ronrl.
l\1ust .sf'll-bcst o f f t• r •
6-14-4Stl1.
"66 CORVAIR, v<'ry good
c.'Ondit ion, $350. 6T;:r--Oi\Sl or
6T.'.-3j5.i.
'62 Co1va1r l\lon1.J1, H. u n s
y,•el\. $100. or Best Offer.
'69 J:>odie Dart ,.,
P/s, Auto, Crager 1t11W!
Nl'w Timi, Low Miles
1 Owner-$1500.
call 839-7877 aft 5:30
FALCON
196-1 fo'alcon Ranchtoro, Good
~portal»on, Nrw tires.
$125, 8~2~.
'6.~ Falcon, Good cond $150.
Nt'IV tlr~ & new battery. * 646-2126 *
FIREBIRD
FORD
THE VIKING
IS HERE
FORD UNCOLN MERCURY OLDSMOBILE
'66 r~oro Sta wag, aulo traJ)5,
PIS. $475. Good 1 ... .,......... L TUNE SPECIAL 1971 98 LUXURY
tlon car ~1007 CA L YOUR Will check apark plugti: • • • *'1an. This top-of-the.line, 4-
F U •~ JEEPS BANKER di .,,., door hardtop la first cousln or I\ you """'"· Lincoln, str1 tor Points ••• -car-10 a Cadillac! Jet black,
and Mtrcury owners a ""° AND CHECK b""tor ..• 11.,., •.• brakes blll<k vinyl rool and nylon
lube or oil cb&nae this ¥o-edt ·n Jeep CJ5, V-6, ltnmee. Lo .•. stetting ••. and air brocade interior. Stereo
onty. Exct>llent se.-vice ill ml"s. Loaded. Le av in & ' THIS ONE ! conditk>nln& .• , complete radk> • full J.lOWf'r wlndo\\'S, our main pl'Od\,lct. r.1·usl 5E'li by Sat. 842-1702. safety Inspection. GUSTAFSON ... Bcl!XV Kelly Blue Book, ALL AT NO CHARGE 1eats, locks. A real bae'&Bin
I .1..1._ 4 WllEEL Drive Jeep, like this week only. SEE THE VTh.'JNG. at $3995. See it at (194CQSJ
PONTIAC
VIKING'S
SPECIAL
'67 PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE
Many rln1• extra~. 1VEI)
silent tunning. Real .!lh:lrJ).
!fas hro doors, riggNI for Linco n-nwrcury nu. re<:0ndilioned, with top. ·n MARK In GUSTAFSON M ff d
16800 Beach •t Warner ~1400. By appt. 67H781 ~·hlte / \Vhlte / white. Be Lincoln-Mercury aC OWar $1089
••:O':e'i:f':h. 'ti:~~g'~ '67 Jeep: \Vagon. auto, 4 whl fil'!lt 10 ca~5~Y89A842626J , 16800 Beach it Warner 531'"6000 or 531-0607 GUSTAFSON
0781.
142..aa44 t:e~n:1n..~1W~it.PB, GUSTAFSON Huntl:yton S.1ch Corner 11t & Harbor Lincoln·Mercury
., JEEP, <'Ompl J'C'blt. \Viii Sl'll Lincoln--Mercury ''Home o the Viking" Santa An• 16800 Beach at Warner:
'iO SUPER VM 7"1, auto VS, 1.-n-ach at Warner 842-8844 lOO"" W Huntington Beach l'lll'i>CI & punclling. $2600. or lrnd(' for small trailer -w Pe' ,,,,,...,,.===~--c---c 10 arranty L'Home of the Viking'' Sc•ll or trade, lakl' late _ho_"8_c._'46-8134_· ~~·----Huntington S.ach '67 MERCURY Brougham, 4
n1odf'I car or pick-up. LINCOLN "Home of the Viking'' dr., Clcnn. Full v.wr. air, '70 O'-'DS CUTLASS 842..a.844 642-4610 842..a844 radio, tuPl' deck, till wheel, Suprem~ cpc, VS, auton1allc, ~1~00~%7.-'. WARRANTY
1968 GALAXIE. blk vinyl ---------1 --~=-===--I spe«t L'Onlro!, clc. $895. power steering, vinyl roof, '69 Pontiac Grand Prix
lop. P's. P/B' .;./--" IN CASE YOU MERCURY 644-2235. factory air, (IS10AJ Ooly
....... '-"'iu $2195 VS, autun1atic·. full power,
CHRYSLER Xlnt cond. Make offer. HAVEN'T '67 Parklane brougham ale, factory alr, (971!-'EJIJ,
•68 Firebird <OO-Nlc•l y =9'8~·21=26"'=. c-oc-:--=--o---H--R-D_T_O--F-IN-D-1 4 n" Ii.,.,, Xlnt running HOWARD Chevrolet $2395 CORVmE customized. Auto. 4S,500 mi. '72 FORD Lid Brougham NOTICED A cond. Immac. $ 16 O0 • Newport Beach HOWARD Chevrolet
5"8-512.i. 1---------
·~~. Nf~;r ::t(';i11~('11~~:nr: --.68-c_o_n_v-.-. -2-,-op-,-.-Runs benut! $1600 6'ia--0075 ~-,:(.i lli~f~~tl';:& '70 . LINCOLN '71 COUGAR XR7 ·~= 81111 "'Kn, full pwr, l\tacArtbu8:0~s~ Jambortt Newport Beach
i,o.,., ,,~ S 6 O 0 •• 492-9661, r.roJ ............... 67'"".>-4002 FORD Belo\v retail. 673-87fr6. 4 door. Just traded. tlass all A1 "'•~ be1 au8ty ~ald yre
1
a1 Uy a1~radial tires, Xlnt cond READ THIS ONE MacAi1hu8r3~1~d55•5 Jamboree .,~<M>.><:l, eve. Conlincn!a! appointn1ents oa ....... n pec1 e ow __,.,_ PriJpty, 642-9006 """"
e ·ss CHRYSLER "300" 4-dr COUGAR '61
1. :-;>Rg van,camped rroul· including cruise control, air Gold and White lnterior. C0~1ET 1962 in nice sha"", Check out this creamputr. '68 PONTIAC Le Mans, 4
H.T. Full po..-.'t>r & air. Xlnt 1---------FORD '66 LTD, 2 dl" hdtp, itt ......... s;i_,d .. /no ors.Ji· ires, conditioning. t567ADZI. t013CBHl.1.,,,..... best offer over $100. ....-'69 OLDS "~" Model. All spd, 250 cu in, 6 cyl, over-
cond. Orig O\vner. $125Q. PERFECT CONDITION Vinyl roof, Fact air, Nu <'le.,.; en ice ' prvt. Hold On! Sl489 i:1QOJ th good! (XVF617 he-ad cam, good pc-rform·
833-1176 'iO Couc:ar, air, full pov.·er, brks, tires & batl S49-IS93 pty., 645-5552 · GUSTAFSbN GUSTAFSON 846-~ Thia \v:!ic Only $1~9 ancl.', .xlnt t.'Ond. orig owner.
AJ\.l/F'J\.1 sh'N'O, 5 good '72 G1\LllXY 500, vinyl top, *'ti6 FORD Country Squire Lincoln-Mercury Lincoln-Mercury '6G Pai·klune, air, (al/ power, GUSTAFSON SUOO. Call alter 6 pnt.
"&"i Chry 300,1 Full I p1v[1' ,i ra~i2.! Mich('l1n ti rt'~. n1~\v llrC'l'l, A/C. Xlnt cond. P/S, P/B, air, $ 5 5 0. 16800 n.ach at Warnor 16800 Beach at Warner ~~~~9685·m. i, Xlnt t-ond. $1000. L1'ncol~ .. ·rc"ry 1137-0228. 01~·ncr . l'=<l"f' l'Onl · '"us 6'l6.fll!ll1. I Pl!: 5.J7-&lZl 008-3697 aft 4 p.n1. v.'kdays. De ....., .... ~ ...
SN>. CAil 546-4784. Hunt'1ngton Beach Huntin~ton Beach M S NG I'-Beach at Warner 'fi6 Pont. Bonne. 4 dr. Nearly \VANT".D 1964 !-'ORD Van, panelled. '65 r~ORD Sia. \Vng. P/S, air U TA -I ENTAL '· "H I th v·k· '' "Home 0 the Viking" H t' t D. h nev.• 1ires. brks . paint & CONT N 196.11 XR7 Cougar ~~8-0900. c11>t, ta(X', mags. Clean. corxl, nc.1\\• tires, ball & brks. ome o e 1 tng I---------un 1n' on PG8C !UJl(' up. air & f)\IT with
e;ill aft 3 prn. S•IOO. 54.'i-7938. $375. 5-46-5117 842·8844 842-1844 A TRUE FIND "Home o the Viking'' scant 55,000 nli. $695. Days
'6l Continental, nl'\\' engine & J\1UEIT sell. '69 Cou~ar. Ail". '6..~ FORD Stat. \vgn. $150 or '67 Fonl, Cntry sed \\'ag. PS, "67 Con!. 2 <Ir., Ori~ owrn>r &: "69 Mercury Ma 1· q u is 842·8844 &llHJ'lll r:ves ~341.
hre.kei;, top l.'Ol'ICI. thruout . I J\.1aroon '"' \vhite vinyl top. best offer. PB, A/C, Good cond, $575. paJ>('rs. All l'xtr:is. Mint Brougham, Jl'"'l', xtra clean, '67 MUSTANG '66 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. ~!UST st"'ll, n1ovin~. '69 Pon-
$699 firm. 968-45.1..~. Good c.'Ond. 673-4542. •646-5819* j 642-3213 644-1"111 . c...'Ond. $1675. GT-a-62"7!1. $1695. 646-8972. Tv.·o door hardtop, has mus.ic, Air/cond. Pis, P/b. :X.1nl !iac Catalina. $1400. Will
Autos, Mew 980 Autos, New 980 Autos,. New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 power steering, IUKW311J. cco=:nd::._,,SSOO:=,·cc54=5-.:c24::2700.~-take bes1 offer. 548--0931
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'67 CADILlAC
Cpe. D1Ville. VI, •ufo,, f•ctor'f
•ir. P.S., P.8., P·w!ndow•, R&H,
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'70 DATSUN
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A Must See Va1ue at $1189 '63 JET Fire-Auto, air, good c'c.'V.c"'c.'~· '-w'-k~oo·=''-· ----GUSTAFSON rubber. Good cond. $250. PON1'. '67 Catalina, 9 pass
Lincoln-Mercury ~Ca=ll.0645-4832""'~=-· ~=~-\Vag. OOl' owner, 68,000 mi, 16800 s .. ch at Warner PLYMOUTH ExreL, 96&-7079. s-
Huntington Beach '67 FIREBffiD, fully equlP-
.,.,Home of the Viking'' ped. Good cond.
842-8844 FOR MOM! * 557-IB67 * 1972 G r a n d Prix-While.
'69 Mustang Auto Trans, V-8, Here's a Real Loaded. Radials .. s 4 8 5 0 '
Conv, Looks and runs ·Duster 97!J...0172 or 673--3121. beautiful Sll95 e '68 Trium-
ph GT 6, wire wheels, 6 cyl, 1972 model witb two dooni.
Good Cond, runs strong, low l\f~sic, !ully automatic, low
mileage $1295 dlr, 2026 nuli:e.ge. (915EJDJ.
Harbor BI v d., C.M. $2489
64&-32<2. GUSTAFSON
'68 MUSl'ANG convert • Lincoln-Mercury
\Vhite, air cond, n(;"l.v batteory 16800 Beach at Warner
& heavy-duty shocks, R&H,
RAMBLER
"63 Ramblet An1 cri c-1ln, goorl
transportation car. $3.lO.
642 ... ~937.
liTUDE£AKEll
auto trans T'<."Cen!\y rebuilt. Huntington Beach
49,000 mi. $1250. 962-7967 ''Home of the Viking" "64 Stud Comp I ct e l y
'ii ~fUSTANG VS. autom, 842·8844 ovcrhaulM, disc brakes,
air, am/lm stereo, pis. 'P-LY~,~1~19=70~Fll~ry-~ll~l-2~d-r I P S. Rt H. $350. 96.~2280.
p/b, hit strg wh. Mint cond. hdlp, Lo Mi, fully eqptd,
644--07'74. incl fael air. Beaut. orig
*1965 J\.1USTANG convert • cond., One owner. $1795 of
Orig owner. Many extras. best ofler. 979-4595
38,000 mi. Like ne\v, $675. 'T.2 PLYMOUTil Sebring -
5al Via Lido Soud, N.B. 14.000 mi. White \V/black * 1966 MUSTANG * vinyl top. Air, radio, auto.
32,000 mi, xln't corn:!. Pvt pty. $3200. 549-2046.
492--0630 '65 PL YMOlITH SatE.1lite
'67 l\tustang, silver 289 e~. 3 383, V-8, auto, PIS, P/B,
• US mags. Lo mi's. new tires. $350. 540-8101.
Xln't cone!. $1350. 64&-8.577.
"66 Mustang, hdtp. 21. auto,
P.S., Air, 00,IXX> mi. 1
Dwner, $1045. 548-7116.
$25. reward for info leading
to my purchase or 1966
Valiant, low mileage, auto,
6. 492-2400.
T·BIRD
1963 T-Bird, landau top, p/s,
p/b, n/c, p/wind o wa,
AM/Fl\t radio, good body,
eng neoeds \\'Ork. $175. Call
aft 3 pm. 5"8-Q900.
T-Bird '64, Landau, Pwr &
air conci, new brks & tires,
Engine needs 'v or k,
548-2707.
'66 T·BIRD convert Clean,
1uns excellent. 57,000 ml,
$550. 8'l:HDi3
Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980
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Sychronized Tronynission, Bock Up l ights, 2
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·n Chev. 3/4 Ton Pickup 51299 VI, ••l•••tl<. '""''· ,,,,_ 52899 c1b. S•l1 prlc.4. 177Zl•kl ---------'72 Impala 4 Dr. H.T. . SPECl .ALS '71 Pinto Coupe '67 CAMARO
v;,,1 '"'· '''· •.s .. P.I .. "''· $3299 '70 TOYOTA '71 TOYOTA ''"'· 2000" '"''"· "''"' $1699 vi, "'°"'"" ,....., '"'""· $699 m•tic tr•~•· 1126 CEXI tic . 5111• prlc•d. 1164 CFHI · IVNW 1941
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71 Malibu S.S. Cpe. '""" '"' "" , .... d. "" cro• '70 Ford Galaxie 500 '67 GMC V6 1/2 Ton a.,~•!Hoh pow0tolHti'' $2699 $1199 $1599 40oo••"""'•dio,oit <0-', $1699 ''.''"'·'"''""''.·P.S.,'..d:o. $1799 ~::; ,·,·::~~;'•' .... , .. ; . -.-71-TO-YO-TA--'69-Y.W-. -BU-S --~~s~_; .~_~0111-•tlc_. ·_·'·_·"_"·'_· ----_~;.0_~;1_, .. _ ... _."'_' .. _ ... _!Foll. ____ _
·71 Malibu Wagon , "' s.d .• , .......... d, •. '''"·'"''·'""''·'"'"'''' 71 CHEV. IMPALA CUSTOM 72 Camaro
ltoof r11ck, r1dio, •vfo., P.S., $3299 ''"' 1001. 1921 ELWI """"· IZDZ 4601 c.,,,, Rodio, ''"" ''""'' l $2399 lo•"""· Gol< '"'· Rodio ," 53399 P.I~ 1ir concl., t ,.11e11t•r: Su· $1699 $1699 li>t•li e1, ••._•tic, •Ir co"'*· power ...... , ..... ••*-•.Oc. I Il l ·
IM''°' c•r. IJZI DIAi . lle•I !Mc• ~•r. 1121 CXV I GINI ---------------------~ '70 Nova Coupe
VI, pow1r 1teetin9, 1ulo1111tic,
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'69 Impala ·cust. Cpe. 1971 LAND CRUISER '69 Olds. Cutlass Cpe.
m1tic tr11111. s.1. prlc•d. IXXE. , •• , •• COft1el•, .1., , s .. ted•o $1699 Vl'yl tool, oi1, P.S., P.I., .,,,. ~1899 ' v;,,; tool, "'•••''" b•<h• 51799
"" TOYOTA 4 WHEEL DRIVE ....... IZVO ""
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FORD COURIER
1 BOOCC engine, Chrome Front Bumper,
Tool Kit, White Wall Tires
(SGTAMCl9138)
FULL PRICE
$2094
USED 1971
ECONO E-300 VAN
CAMPER CONVERSION W/BUBBU
TOP
V-8. Cruise-o-motic,. power steering, ro-
dio, heovy duty tires. l S9EOH
FULL PRICE
s3994
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BRAND NEW 1973
MUSTAHG
2 DOOR.HARDTOP
Rodia, Calif. emission control, cnsise-o·
motic, tin ted gloss .
FULL .PRICE
BRAND ·NEW 19i3·
RANCH ERO 5po I,
Radio, Calif. em ission control, WSW tires,
vinyl seat.
FULL·PRICE
$2794
Pl.us Ta x & License
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Plus Tax & license
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY for u lr 4l 111011th 1, ,YU Co1h r rlce 11 $26Jt .26 !Ml. T1.1 & lie. Dtfel'TM p11r11t111t prlct 11 $1271.H
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PINTO
America's popular small economy car. Full
foclory equ ipmenl, California Emission
System.
FULL PRICE
·~,11!4.
LOW MILES USEO 1972
TORINO
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Air conditioned, automatic, power steer-
ing, WSW rires, tinred ~losS.
2A3DH22b220
ford Motor Co. Rentol
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$3294
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2 DOOR SEDAN
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BRAND ·NEW 1973
F-100 1/2 TON
PICKUP 1
Styleside-reduced level exhaust, freight
plus dlr. preporotion charges included.
117" WB. Ammeter .. oil gouges, AM radio.
FULL PRICE
s2594
GAi'AiE1i50o
'2 DOOR HARDTOI'
351 V-8, radio, crust0, pwr. steer., tinted
gloss, dual occent ·paint stripits. fr.eight
plus dlr preparation chnrnes inl!*uded ··-·, / ,z ,,
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. '69 FORD Gala~le
500 < IK, V·8, outo, Irons .. powe< stm.s 1177'
ing, rad io. heater (ZXJ65 l)
'69FORDLTD
9P,,..CountoySqo;"w"'l"".V-8,outo$1977 Irons., radio, heater, power 1te1rin9,
foci. air. low mileage (ZKY823)
·•70 MAVERICK
2 Dw, Oelu" •tod0< and ,.,.,;,,, ro-$13 7 7
dio, heoter, white wolls. (ZDV649)
'69 FORD LTD
Countoy Squ;re Wogoo, V-8, outo ·'"" $1966 rodio. heater, power steering, foci. 01r,
kivgoge rock. (YQ8468)
'71 MUSTANG
Rod;,, heot>r, ovto. '"'"' 0<;,o.; 1 $2395 owntt, locol car. (36 ICPC)
'71 DATSUN
PICKUP, ' spud, rod;o, htot•r. $1777
(954CTNI
'71 PINTO
2 Dw. ' ...... Rod;.. HIOlo< O~"'' $1477
tires. 245.506.
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New (2E76Sl 16848)
'71 'MARKIV
Cont;otnt~. fun powe<, Yin~ roof, AM/FMSAV E
stereo. {3b60PA)
'69 PLYMOUTH
5"" Suburban, V-8,•CNIO Irons .. rod;o,$1633
heottf, power st1«~foct oir(llA.207)
'67 MGB Coupe
British Racing Green. wire wheels. Runs $117 7
like new (VOBO 16)
'71 MERCURY
Colony P"'k 1101;,. WOjOO. 9 ponongo< $417 7 V-8. oulo. Irons., rodio. heater, pwr, s"' ..
factory oir (28804)
'68VW
4 speed, rodio..heottr
1<23•5)
'6~FORD
Goto"' 500 4 door Hord<°' V-8, ,.,.$1677 trans., radio heortr power stetring, foci. ,
Dir vinyl root . \'inyl lntet"ior {ZNS56 7l
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'l 72 PINTO 2 'pR
' 52277'· Radio ond heater, delull.e trim {3570SC). . ,
~68VW • • ,, '
Rodio. ""°'er IWS8256)
'71 PINTO Runabout
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Auto. Irons .. rod;• h·"""· defu" trim,$ ]. 6 7 7
(4b5ESEI · . '
'69 FORD Econoline
Von. Auto. tran5 .• radio & heater
{984878)
'69 VOLKSWAGEN
Camper. Radio & heater,
1448AG~ $1477
'69 JEEPSTER
Con1110ndo. • whttl drNe
IVHA738) 51066 -
'68 CADILLAC
s.don de Ville V-8, CNIO, """"' rod;,,$18 !5 he~ter. pwr steerirt4i1, windows, seal, •
l«t. Oii'" \'11\yl root fWXJ8~) ·
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CORONA. 4 Door. nxlio. hto.ltr.
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'•7 TOl'OTA· 4" ....... '.~ '
$611'~
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'69 DATSUN.:5.\0 •1 ,,! ·
Sod<m with 4 speed Irons. Rod;.. h:,.,, .:.$:,, 9.9·
(XVE174) ·, ~ ,. -• • -. -' . . . .
'72 PINTO Runcilroul
F0<dMoi0<Co.Rentot Au1-k,ro0~$2' 2·, 77 heo1er, power s!Hnng. Deluxe tnm.
1778ET£) . ' , , ••
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roof, low mileoQe. 745EAE .
'65RAMBLER
2 Door, Radio, heater.
lfl!<R706) . .. "
'68CAMARO , , . $1277 ' '•
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Stick shift, factory 1ir, rcdio, heoter, ~ · ." r
(VZZ775)
'~IMPALA
V8, stick shift
(223844)
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