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VOio. 65, NO . 337, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORAN6e COUNTY, CAUFORl\llA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19n
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TEN CENTS
County Facing Bad W eek~nd From Pollution
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The typical winter weather patterns
which create temperature inverslon
layen of air that trap pollutants near the
surface will worsen through the weekend,
the county Air Pollution Control District
(APCD) warns.
Edwald Camarena, engineer associate
for the fo,PCD, said . Friday afternoon
nieasures Of oxide& Of liltrogetrand
carbon monoxide exceeded health warn-
ing levels Friday morning and were ex·
pe<ted lo do ao again today. CamJrenll llald, did carbon monoxide
The wanflng levels, aet by the Orange readings exceed the 30 porb per mJlllon
COUnty Health Department are designed warning level, peaking at 38 parts per
lo inlorm heart or respiratory patients lo millloo.
~ It easy during times when the air Is The most vlllble form of pol!uUOD ex·
lade!! with pollutaols. pectad tA> ho oeen tbla weekend will be
Nitrogen oxide rel!lsl<red 1.3 from a tA> , pertlculates for wblch no state bealth
10 a.rn, .Friday. Tiie warning level for warning llandards bave been aet.
thls-measbre-o( auto-exh111st con-·-~during'tbis time
tamiilants Is 1.0. ' . . • "year, becaUse~aun does1not beat iip
Only once iil the same two-hour period, the air and stir as much activity as 1t
does When days are longer, ·are to blame
for the surlace Inversions.
1be currenta trap air )\ea? the earth's ·
surfaCe which at other times of the year
would·be pushed Inland by ocean ·breezes
or out to sea aa happens in extreme San-
ta Ana wind conditions ..
1bat normal ' exba.Dge of inland for
ccen_aif and vice versa usuaoY clears
out the datl;r ac:cumubUoos of smo~.
Camarena noted. The oxides of nitrogen
and carbon monoxide usually exceed
wamiog levels ln the morning and even-
ing hours when automobile traffic is
heavier. With the surface inver!ion of
air, however, pollutants remain in the
area for longer periods of time, ac-
counting for the expected worsening of
the smog today, Despite lessened vehicle
use the cOn.Unuatlon .of iii.version is ei:-
pected lo increase chances the health
warnings will be issued again today.
At 3 p.m. Friday, the C.OSta Mesa
APCD station at Fairview State Hospital
reported .42 nitrogen oJ:ides; .05 parts
per million of oxidants and 10 parts per
million carbon .,monoxide.
'Ibe heallh wamina: level for olidantl
has been set at :20 ~ppm and-Camarena
said this level btts npt been ex<;eeded in
Orange County in many weeks.
Legislliwrs ,
UpOw11.Pa1
* * * JYo .Worry:
Ajr 'Clean,'
Fires OK
Disputed Impact Bill
SACRAMENTO (API
California's lawmakers gave
themaelves a 10 percent pay raise
to $21,120 a year starting in 1975 <is
the ltn sessim drew to a close
Friday.
The bill. by Sen. Alfred Soog, a
Monterey Park Democrat, cleared
the Auem~ly oo a 58-10 vote and went to Gov. Ronald Reagan's desk
a few hours later on a 21·10 vote.
By GEORGE LEIDAL
es ~ Gov. Reagan
cautomla's legislators currently
earp fl9,200 a year, plus $30-a-day
· living expenses 'When they are on
legislative business. T?iey ha\'e
unlimited use of a gasoline credit
card and a state-leased car.
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Pa~r Bares
$10,000 Bribe
Try in NFL
· MIAMI (AP) -The 'FBI ad a -
groalooal oomml~ are JavMl'cN"1i
wbal the National Football 1-la)'I
Is tilt Dnl dlrecl allempl tA> -·-of
Its pla,yers In mere tllan 30 )'OUI, the
Miami Herald repor1l!d today.
A w~. copyrighted
story publlahed by Knlgbt Newspapers
&aid the player, an oUeuslve star In the
NFL's American Football Conference,
reported that a lonner teammate oiler<d
him 110,000 · lo lry to hold down his
1eom·a score in the final three regular
seuon games last year. .
The Herald said an NFL investigator
confirmed lo the Knight newspapers that
the player ..iused the bribe from bis
"old, old buddy" and immediately told his
coach about It.
The investig-nolilled the NFL
headquart<rs in New York, and officials
In turn called in the FBI, the Herald
8llld.
The article said that the pi.,... who
rej)Glted the bribe, was an "old timet"
who retirocl at the end of last seasons.
Of .. Dlltr ,.. .... J
When the air along the Orange Coast
be<omes ao thick you can. not only see It
but taste it, too, H's Ume to caU the Air
Pollution Control Diitrict. -Friday -was just liiiCli a day, only the
line was busy the fll'lt tlme this reporter
called, about 3 p.m.
Noting the two other new numben in
the book -ooe for burning pennissi<>n
the other for health warnings, one might
Io&""lly assume the latest infoi:rnatlon
might be provided via the taped meaaage
format.
Cafe Hokls
'Ope~ing';
To Close?
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ...........
.... A call lo the open burning foreca>t
number -535-5535 -revub the start~
Ing news that farmers with permlfl could
have burned their-What-ha~ lU day Tbursday·and Friday, too. Boney Banana, a camel, and O>I.
" •t• ........ •-bum by · ·t Sanders, a roost.el", bMI lunch at 'their But, u 1 s,"""'V w • w lS ·l 50 favorite Laguna Beach eatery, 'Lave
dark outside. Anih>als Don't Eat.. Tbem · af. Ma~· burdlC -ii not .~ ' ----• .._....., _ ,7,, ,.be~;,~"" ...
the -:.irando& ••nl'"r .;:. -· _ ftoi' "'9. iblt llii
-~ .r;1tz1: -.:=. h ~~-.., .......... -=~.;:~,.
::" ... -. _ ., heallll nnllngl It-~ • ' ...
daf, '!be ...... for the grand opening -
':No health waminp ano ~ in tlJtt Ifie •health ~ waa lllppooid
Orange CAlunty" the taped oleaqe pro-lo c1Gse the hip canteen down, accordilll!
claims further, "from Saturday lo Moo-to patrons.
day." If that _seems confusing, consider tbe
Tbat's funny, one lblnks .as the tape plight of Laguna Beach policeman Dan
goes "click", it 's still pretty smoggy out Emory, called, to the scene.
there. He cited Louis Martin Ill, of ~
Persistence in dialing finally connects Canyon and sometimes of Laguna Beach.
one with the A,PCD engineer. for allowing bis camel, the aforemen-
The conversation goes something like tioned Boney Banana, to bold forth on the
this: sidewalks ri the Art COiony.
Q.: "It's been pretty smoggy bere In
Costa Mesa alternoona this week. But, I
just called your bumlllg forecast number
and it says it's okay to bum. How;cum!"
r:iic-: "Well. the bumlllg forecast
Is based on a forecast ri the Loa Angeles
APCD and it's chaiiged. Fannen usually
c:&!l up 24 hours ahead of tlrne anyway tA>
find out il they can burn In acconiance
(8ee FIRES, Page 21
Tile' ceremony of the citation writing
was duly r<eorded by four photographers
from_nattonal media, a crowd of about ll
penons and several clop. .
· Tber~ was aome tboallbt that ·~t-mlght
be a put up job" _as 'Ille 1-s..cb,
Police Dispatcher, Toni Booth bad receiv-
ed ID anonymous phone call advising tile
de -that Boney, col. Sanden, m. et. al, r were back in town
y came to town in a horse trailer
tlrne. Quite a step down for the
Act Se ek s
'Mammoth'
Moratorium
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Despite heavy
criticism from some consttVationist
legislaton, the California Legislature
sent a controversial environment Impact
report bill to the governor's desk late
Friday.
Asoemblyman John Knox, the Rich-
mond Democrat wbo authored the blll,
told !be Assembly the ma...,. 111 .....ied
to stave ~ atatewlde ·con1us1on created
by the state Supreme court's "Friends of
Mammoth" ruling.
The Sept. 21 decislon held that private
as well as publicly funded construction
projects require environmental impact
reports when they were determined to
have a significant effect on the environ-
ment.
Knox's measure would &lock the effect
of the court's ruling on private
developers !Or 120 days and define en-
vironmental impad reports as a purely
"informational docllment."
A 57-12 Assembly vote -three more
votes than necessary for. passage -ap-
proved the bill after several legislators
blasted it as a 'vehicle pu5hed by the
state's banks, construction industry and
business interests.
"Tbe measure had too much power
behind it to be stopped," I a i d
Assemblyman Alan Sieroty '(D-lloveril'
Hllls) in a glum estimation of. the bill's
contents. "But COMerVatitnists should
still.2'.ote po on this bill!' Rep. aaudi hpj>ef <D-Fia. l chairman
of the -select COmmlltee OD Crime, ~ thaU11s panel bas been iooldng
lnlo the alleged bn1>e attempt and may
want tA> bold hearings OD It, the Herald
llald.
No ooe oonnocled w!t6 the case would
identify the player, bis team or the man
who supposedly offered the 110,000.
'Not Prejudiced'
LOS At;GELES (UPI) -A federal
court judge cleared the way Friday for
the Pentagon Papers trial to resume in
IO days alter ruling the jury bad not
been prejudiced bf publicity during the
f<MlJ'-mooth recess in the cue.
d edary who In the past bas come to
guna in a Cadillac limousine.
But. during the last trip, lo the Laguna
NigUel court, an Orange ' Co<runty Animal
Control officer told Martin III that
transporting the camel in the limousine
was uinhulnane."
PAILY P'IUT I• """'
BONl!Y BANANA WAS BACK IN LAGUNA FOR GRAND" OPENING
L•guna HJgh Chorale Reader Chris Galloway Tak" CIOM Look
'"Ibis is not a bUI tailored to save the
environment or conse"ation ideal!,"
cautioned Assemblyman Edwin Z'berg
(D-Sacramento ). "It has been tailored to
be acceptable," be said, but called it a
"significant" retreat from the "Friends
of Mammoth" decision.
Mondag Meeting
Most objectionable to Sieroty and other
opponents was tile Knox bill's 120-day
moratorium period, which they said
private developers could use to puab
It was the first reported bribe in pro-
fessional football since the late 1930s, ac-
cording to NFL olllcials.
Real Evidenee
Have AU Sex Films , Chie f Say s
The reason the camel was at the court
was because of the trial of James
Douglas Roberts, operator of Love
Animals Don' at Them. . .
Roberts bad been cited during the lint
grand opening of the cafe July 4 i...
allolrin( BGnty, • CO!. Sanders, and
sev.ral dop Inside bis restaurant, a
beallh code -The -Boney, OJI. Sanden, and oevoral dop were celebrating the grand
opening in the !Int ~-ii that Roberts.
Newport to Consider
Earthquake· Controls
through environmentally damagina proj.
ects.
Kooz denied this, saying to claim there
"would be a land rush Is lo l8Y an local
government iit California Is totally fr.
respomible, and J doo 't belive that."
Assembly Speaker Bob M....itl (ll-Van
Nufa) took oo tbe c:onaervatlonlsta' ccim-
plalnts in his Door speecb. He Nld !be
measure is the best that could be acbieved.
By TOM B4JILEY
Of .... ~tr l'tllt Staff
Allegations that the Westrninater. police
department could no longer account for
some 2,000 reels of sexy movies con-
llsqfted when Frederick and Kay Loar of
HIDltlngton Beach were booked . on
obscenity charges were blasted as
0 absolute nonsense" Friday by fyll~
Cblcl Walter Scott. '
uEverythlng's here In our vaulls," the -
MYSTERY WOMAN
ARISE$ IN PROBE
ba · bis -1alel In the cafe, and Martin Ill angry chief said. "We ve an inventory believe that animals and man are all one MondaNewpoy ~-Bea,..chwbaotffibuici~11dins. will mtree1t
to prove II and this kind of charge Isn't In the ·algbt of the Dejty; w g con o s
going to help me make up my mind '11lat religious convtctlon may be well may be need~ to lessen earthquake
about what to do with what I still received around the restaurant but It danger! in the .CJty. ·
Scott offered his comments lrrr didn't bold muCb water with ow; muiuc-· A recent report confirming fears that
bel •-hie llterat " pol court Jury that found Roberta gutlty much of the city -Id be severely ieve Q pomograp ure. in tbe court trial io which Boney rode In damaged by 8'l earthquake on nearby
mediately after the· Loan, both in ·a Cadll1ac which was "hlburn•ne. n faults will be reviewed by councilmen,
Orange County SUperior C.ourt for acUon So, Roberta and. 1i1J clfe~ crowd planning C'OIJJ.lllissloners and represen·
on other charges, said they had It "on a-1ates decided · ilmt Love Animals tau ... of the firm that made the study,
very good authority" that Scott WI& stall-Don~ Eat 'lbem ll<luld 00 l<qer be ~ at 4 p.m. In city ball. ~ .. = 'j,. ~ =~:::: ~ but a temple that oerved The W<J9dward·McNelll and Associates our stuff." food. • report, rt~ Oct. 30, describes danger
Scott -L-.u ~ _ ,.. -~-... A teple ooold allow: hlmam ancl their ,,_ In Iii> city wblcb could suffer loss
....,. ...... ,.... -·~ -anhnala -lo mlogle ancl pariah ri of Ille or major damage In a moderate
I0,000 photocnpl.: -all --tad and "'""" ...... 1111111 ri them .-by a Jury that CSoe .olNDIAL8, Pap I) n wu ~ with no surprise by
cleared the Loan of charses. filed by -city olllciala when it was released
SColl'• o111cert MIJ .. 11'71. • bit-tbOJ say the dangers bave
-ilered 'bi trial Juctc p ..J·_, s ,,;-ks -1'1-..a -. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -Na· Robert L. <:t.:. to ntum tA> the .,..! euui 114(; ' "The ·-of this meeting as I see Ilona! Tronspoi:tation Safety lloard o!· lo -~ from 1 ~J ,.._ llcla1J1aytheyhave!ntervleweda"Jane, pletbematerla -theLoara' E h • d' tilfrlrtlltClllllll!antsto "'"°' .,..lwo
Doe" In conneCtlon wtth the disap-.J>w~e.t.:_.~~ Sbo--~ ig t 1 -, rum """* ... dlo 1'!>ort and lrJ to 11111Wer ___ ri ~ Ce...,. :uo alrl:r~ car, ""!~· ......, Lff<1p;'! , , .11111' ~11111•.-the~y baya," said ~;-·--:. MolorllY Leadot It.': "1:1 ;~ ·~s:..,-0 '8,<t-to l\llflt ·; . , ~ -~-~ lleelol' 'Jllan<r Tlin Cowell, who Is 1~·• Ck1'el\chllfttf• .,~_.-....... ~~ !:i:-""t-"" ... IWpMJllMe for deve)opLnc~ the city's Boas. Aliska lleP: Nie ;;;j continued Jo bold tbe 11111t0riall until 1htt a . tbt Ollllllal ~~-=. olhert. ti!e.J'Ourth Dlllrlct Court ri Appaala ruJ. cintmu liOndt i.re ay nlCht, II>-said ti10 repott lies pointed Olli
The Ugbto lrplane disappeared Oct. 16 ...; on bis adlooa !all ...,th Jurtnc el(fht per~ 1aid. -oer1oua flaws in tile c1t1'1 ~u. on 0 flight froffi Anchorlge 10 "I' • ' -W Ille M cldidren, 0~ -. ~ ~ M•~ tO earthqUAkO ;,;;,.....~ . ...@ failed lo !Ind . Scott 191t opln but 11' aaCd Friday Ileen said. Ther _.. tallen by-am--"' • -~
.,,y trace of the airplane. thir!!Ift-.nay-br~ a-I IUed 1anci IO,,_ lll!lpbirbert; ~.,.{.., ~~
The ......,. .. ked for lllOl11JD[ty, Vllllie dlalrlCt attonleY 1 omce. In any , The_,, accoloiotor pedal apparentil' -..-..i in tlle general plan and we
• {S. llllZUI, ""'11 ..,-~ a.poflce ..,....., .. 1aid. • are ~ tbat.Jt wlll be llUj>plem~ted
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b ceded ha · the cod " he id given all the differing vlewpointa 00 Y n c nges in e, sa · • •what lhe bill should contaio.
Cowell said he doubts lhat councilmen The Assembly 's vote followed Dot
and commissioners will get into a great Senate approval of the measure Utller iD amount of detail during Monday's 4 p.m. meeting. (See MAMMOTH, Poge II
"This is mostly a chance for them to
• hear what the study tried to show and
ask questions they will need answers for
if they are going to do anything later
on1" he said.
In tbe report, the comultant pinpointed
various low-lylnri areas of the city that
wOuld be subject· to an action known as
liquefaction .
This means that the loose, sandy soil common in Newport Beach would
liecome almolt llqullled and anything on
top of it would sink in or topple over.
Some parll of the city -mostly U-
(See CONTROLS, Pa1e II
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Awitralian Wins
"!.ONOON {AP) -Belinda Green, •
bluMyed, 20-year-<>ld Auatraliu hooey
blonde, 'fOR the Miu World contest Fri·
day night , bcalilli ou~ II other beautleo
for fl>e title. Ingeborg Sorenaea, the 24-
-111 Mils f:!onilay took ......i
and llanna Ohlan, 17 o rae
the tblrd ·•pol.
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Orange
Brisk -I bree2<o wlll temper
a high of about 72 teda7 and t.ep
threttened lf'nOI away for • wblle,
anyway, says the wutbennan.
Inland, the higb should bit ~
82, low 62, wltb the -fTull reforming as winds drop.
INSmE TODAY
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J DAILY PILOT S&tutd'1, -2, 1912
Bili-Warms Govern-or Of CAtJ>Otl"4
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Tax Shift Termed 'Landmark Legislation'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An elated Gov.
Ronald Reagan haJled teglslative passage
Friday ol his $1.1-blllloo property tax
relief proposal, tcrmlng It 'landmark
legislation.·
Reagan told a news conference after
the Senate approval that 'the bill
guarantees lasllal property tax relltf 'for
homeowoers who wttbout question have
bee! canylnJ ao unlalr burden for too
Jong.
''Every idea hu Its lime." the
Governor grinned when asked by
newsmen why the tax relier bill passed
now instud of wbm be promised relief
In his first electlan campaign for
governor In 1966.
The Governor also -ly 'biolt\I that
he will be I~ !or furth ... lea\JlaUve
tax relief, saying that an al)pGttnt
surplus might of£er "an opportunlfy for
income tax reduction" and termlng the
new bill just "a first step."
About half the money will· go to
boosting state aid to local schools.
Another $378 million goes toward pro-
perty.tax cuts for more than 2.5 million
California homeowner!.
'"'e action came Friday just before the
Legislature adjourned Its 1972 sesskin.
The final compromise bill went to the
Governor's desk on a 29 to 10 vole in the
Senate. It needed 27 votes to pass.
Tbe package raises $1.1 bllllon from
these sources:
Vote by Senate Fatal
To No-fault Insurance
SACRAMENTO (AP) -No-fault auto
insurance died on the. Senate floor late
Friday after a flurry of parliamentary
maneuvers failed to wia passage.
A 14-18 Senate vote k i 11 e d
Assemblyman Jack Fenton's bill just
minutes before final adjournment and
climaxed a year-long struggle that saw
the bill survive repeated setbacks only to
be revived again.
Fenton has said he will try again next
year. Death in the Senate came after the
Assembly gave the bill 42-33 approval .
e Pot U-.ltlltlon ,
st.CRAMENTO (AP) -Calilomians
'\liould be sure to face a misdemeanor
penalty rather than a felony for a first-
time conviction.of marijuana smoking or
possession under a bill sent to. Gov.
Ronald Reagan's desk Friday.
The Assembly's 42-17 vote -one vote
more than necessary for passage -land-
Marina Coed
Wins Contest
. For 4th Year
Carolyn Fate, a pretty blonde coed
lrom Marina Hlg)i School. was ChOsen
Friday night as tho HIDl\ingloo Beach
Junior ,M.1..u. ·
Wlt!I JU< than JlO penoos loaklng,
oo, Clrolyn, 17, received ber
crown, a $100 savtrcs b on d and a
bouquet o1 M rooes In tbe Forum I
audit«!um ol Golden Weal O>llege.
Dale MCBrlde from Himtmgtm Beach
.... ..,.. 1Dgh School was first runner-up, and Kim
. Boone !run Edlsoo High School took seo-
md runner-up honors.
Tbe three were chosen for beauty,
pollet talent and scholastic acblevement
from a field of 15.
Carolyn, the daugbter ol Mr. nnd Mrs.
WUllam H. Face, of 6S32 Sblelds Drive, is
the fourth Huntington Beach Junior Miss
in a 'row to come from Marina High
Scbool.
In 1969, Jackie Beningtm rrom Marina
High won tbe state and naliooal titlt"S.
The roUowtng year. Jackie's marina
clullmate, Rhonda Martyn, won the state
cmm and narrowly misoed the naliooal
UUe, f!nb~ In the top five.
1 catby Martin, currently .._Marma stll--
dent , was choeen for the honor last year.
carolyn ts an honor student, va~ity
cheerleader and participates in drama
arid girls' athletics. She wu chosen as
tbe Mltina girl ol tbe month !or October
and 00Det to W'Ol'k f<r credentials in
elemen£ary educatkn after graduating
fl'Om high 8chool.
She will compete in lhe State Jlinior
Mill Cootest In January at Santa Ro&a.
The winner of that mntest will go to the
natlmal finala ln Mobile, Ala.
DAILY PILOT
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ed the bill squarely in the Republican
chief state e:r.ecutive's lap and most
legislative observers predict it may be
· vetoed .
Under existing law, a judge can choose
to give a first-time offender a misde-
meanor or a felony penalty for convic-
tion of marijuana J>05.'eSSion. e Sotette Support
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Grand juries
coold not force reporters tG reveal con·
fidential sources under a bill approved
Friday by the Assembly without debate
and sent to the Governor.
Another law passed last year gives
reporters the rlgbt to wilhltold the Iden-
tity of t¥lr confidential sourcu from
judicial, legislative and administrative
bodies.
The new bill won a 51-4 vole in the 80-
seal body Friday. It closes a loophole
that may have pennltted grand juries to
find tl)em guilty of contempt for refusing
to do sO, said the author, Assemblyman
Wi!Uam Bagley (R-&n Rafael.)
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st.CRAMENTO (AP) - A 15-mlllioo ap-
propriation fGr new state and local
coastline parks was sent to Gov. Ronald
Reagan by the Senate Friday on a 28-3
vote.
The bill by Sen. Jlllru!S Wedworth (().
Hawthorne) would transfer $S0 mlllioo ol
1he remaining $.100-millioo surplus in the
state bodiet to a cmoervatioo fund
created ''fast year in the payroll
wl~tax-Tlia\ ltm4. whlC:h Is ..__ !or
purchaae aod denlopment parlt and
other retr'8tiooal ·•Jecb, _, creotetl
for tbe dlstrlbutlod'ol part ol tbe ooethne
cash windfall the state received In the
switchover to payroll withholding of state
pel'llODal Income taxes . e MUlsll-lm
st.C!IAMENTO (AP) -Rtpobllcam
agreed on Sen.. Fred Marier, a •year-
old Redding attorney, Friday .. a presi-
dent pro tem candidate but lalled to at-
tract enough Democratic votes to replace
James Mills as leader of lbe California
Sena te.
"We couldn't put it together," Marler
said.
Marler and fellow Republicans m&de
no attempt on the Ooor to ou.st Mllls, a
San Diego Democrat, after deciding tbey
didn't have the votes.
Los Al Driver
Killed in Crash
A Los Alamitos man died in the
wreckage of his car Friday night after
the vehicle struck the center divider on
the Riverside Freeway near Coal Canyon
and oVertumed several times, au thorities
said.
Califomia highway patrolmen who in-
vestigated the accident just one mile
from the Rivenide Co.mty Une said they
believe Robert P. Coleman, 24, UIOO
Montecito Drive, fell asleep at the wheel .
Witnesses told officers that Coleman's
auto seenied to be traveling normally but
suddenly veered and bit the center
divider. It overturned several times
belore coming tO rest in a roadside ditch .
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with their burnlng permits. The 1urface
inversion continued longer than expecled
and we had several hours of health warn-
ings this morning."
Q.: "Oh yeah," you say. "How Is it
ti>en your beallh lt'tlrtllnl -~ says
today was fine, and Saturday, SUnday
and Monday will be too'?"
~: "Oh, 1ttll ...... goina to
cban&• that '1 ; p.m. to -the .....
forecast.
Q.: "Bow bid was lt today?"
~: ''Ozldes ol nlbol.. H ·
ceeded the be.aith wamin& standard ol t.O i!lrts per million with a ..adlnc ol U
ppm<from a to 10 •. m. ' .• moet ol. that
comes from automobiles."
Q. "Great. but what about Saturday
lllld all those folks who think ll'IJ be just
gnmd. JI tbty go ... 1 and play a round or
golf Iii the smQS!"
l!lpJlneeri "Well,•• I eald 1'•1rtbange
the lope at 5 p:m. wamlni It could be
-ring the IVfnlng 11\d ... rly
momlng hours due to the surface ln-
versiOll ."
Tballks a !oil one lhlnlt!. bulayo,
"Thonk~ l'm glad I di.lied."
-A one "'1"f~ ln<noa In the state
Alff tu atartlllg J\tne I, boostlni the
tax from nve cents on tbe dollar to six .
-A boo.st in the bank and corporation
tax totaling $105 million the first ~ear of
the plan.
-Earmarking $55 million in state
budget surplus and federal revenue-shar-
ing funds.
flere's where it goes:
-$561 million ln new state' aid to
schools, including tuods to roll back local
scho61 property taxes.
-$488 mill.ion in tax relier to
homeowners and renters.
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-$63 millioo to reduce the business in-
ventory tu:, levied by local government_,,
by 20 per cent.
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All property taxes are levied at the
local level in California -cities, coun-
lies, school districts and special service
districts .
The average property-tax r-a t e
statewide is $11.50 for each $100 of
assessed valuation, and the current tax
on a $25,000 borne woold be $638. Thal
\vould be cut by about $11& -down to
$522 -under the bill.
-t.·:.] AREAS OF J'OSSIBLE LIQUEFACTION
• AREAS OF POSSIBU GROUND BREAKAGE
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The school money is designed to help
meel a California Supreme Court
decision which said the state's current
method of school finance is un-
constitutional because it relies so heavily
on the property tax.
MAP INDICATES QUAKE DANGER ZONES CITED IN STUDY OF NEWPORT BEACH\
City Officlal1 Pllt'I to Apply lnformatl on to Possible Building Code Revisions
Intentions Told Fro111P•geJ
The measure passed on a 27·10 vote,
but additions to the roll before Senate ad-
journment brought the final count to 29-
10. U.S. Aims at Dec.15 CONTROLS. •••
which are-closest to potential fault IC·
tivity -would actually sustain ground
breakage and pos&ble high loa of life in
case of a strong quake.
Oem~ts for -Collier, Dills,
Gregono, Holmdahl, Kennick, Milla,
Roberti, Short, Song, Stiern, Walsh,
Wedworth, Zenovieh. Total : 13.
Republicans for -Behr, Biddle,
Burgener, Carpenter, Coombs,
CUsanovich, Deukmejia.n, G r u n s k y ,
Harmer, Lagomarsino, Marts, Marler,
Nejedly, Schrade, stevens, Whetmore.
Total: 18.
Democrats against -A I qu i st,
Bellenson, Dymally, Moscone, Petris,
Rodda, Teale. Total: 7.
Republicans agalllst -Br ad I e y,
Richanbon, Way.
For Cease-fire Pact , The eoosµltant Jlso said this extensive
damage could occur in case of even
By Vll.ited Press lnterutioaal
President NIIOn has told the South
Vietnamese that the United States\!Jlnts
to sign a peace treaty with North Viet-
nam by about Dec. 15 regardless of South
Vietnamese objections, cover nm en t
sources in Saigon said today.
The South Vietnamese sources also
said the United ~tales expects the first
time before prooeedlng Stmdlly to Paris
Md what could be the final l'OtlOd or
secret talll to end the Vlellllm war.
e A•to Prtees (Ip
moderate earthquakes along t b e
Newport-Inglewood fault, which nm
very cl.0. to the city and was one ol the
most active during tbe disastrous Latg
Beach quake in 1933.
The report's recommendations · In-
cluded detailed site studies and laull Zllll· WASIDNGTON (UPI) -With Price · ing techniques, espec~y in areu with
Commtssloo ~ effective lodoy. high density popula1lon and for bulidlnp
General Motors Corp. will raile prices Oil housing criUcal servi~, such as fire,
ao average of IM and Ford 1llolor Qi, !"police and hospitals. It represented a major victory for the
Republican governor, Who said property
tax reli<f had been the No. l goo! ol his
final years in office.
It became possible when a IJemocrat,
Sm. David Roberti ol Loo Angeles,
switched his vote.
$6Z.5S next.week OD 1m automobiles. "! think this report wiU suggest to
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And Chr)'ller CorP. said It would a~ council men and commissioners that a
IN S. no:R"" for two ........ totannc 'lllll on 1573 great deal more 1tudy Is neoded to pro-.a· .l... ,models. vide !or new ordlnancea and land tl!t ..,_ ..._ _________ _., The Qirysler requtit was lllllOUllCed quirementa," Cowell aald.
It wu also a major penonaJ triumph
for Assembly Speaker ~b Marett.I, the
Democrat wm hammered out the com-
promtse wlt!I Reagan aod guided It
through tbe Legislature.
State Supt. ol Sdtoob Wilson Riles also
b6µed a f!a!emeot of j>raloe !or the bill, wtildt be aald makes II "very de• that
tbe citizens ol CaJllornla want good
schools and.,. willing to pay !or them."
Reagan II expected to sign tht masstv.
tax shift Into law alter he returns Dec. I
!ro)lt a -it-Jong trip to Arlroaa and
New York.
contingent of 100 U.S. p(boners ol war to
be released the day a treaty ls signed -
definitely before Cbristmas, accordinl to
the sourees. There .are about 500
American POWs in North Vietnam.
The soorces said NIIO!l cooveyed his
intentions to Nguyen Phu Due, special
emissary of South Vietnamese .President
N(ll.Yt!R Van Thieu, in meeting ·between.
Due and~,--. Ducl!oi>Mi
with Renry KISBlnger: Nix.on . ,.._
emissary.
Kissinger Oies to the Florida White
House today to meet with Ni.loo a final
Judge Takes Time Out
Fo~ 60-year Marriage
By TOM BARLEY
Of ._ DmllY '"" Slaff
JlJDGE RAYMOND THOMPSON faced a heavy day Wedoeaday w!teo he
took his Orange County Superior Court bench at 9 a.m.
He had a bundle of domestic relations issues -to bear before be couJd re-
5Ume a major civil trial at the scheduled 9:.S a.m. Tbey were trifling mat-ters. 11 court lltlgaUon goee Coday, but they still talte time.
But the court's senior jurist aboved them all to one
side -in a praiseworthy bid to save a marriage -a ~
riage that was contracted more than 60 years ago in New
Hampohlre.
THE 78-YEAR-OLD WIFE from Costa Mesa wanted
that malTiage dissolved . And she tearfully explained to the
wltite-bal....i jurist that her relationship with her h0>-
band had deteriorated to the point that li>e bad sought
a restraining order ag>lnst tbe man abe married on June
•.t.1U.•Y 25, 1912.
Judge TOOmpsoo llsteoed to her hatting llory wilb patience, eottr1esy, en
occasional gentle smile and, through It all, kindness.
"But does bebave tlllYJllace to go?" be asked at one point.
"NO, I DON'T thin~ ao," abe replied.
Legal AJd Society lawyer Gloria Schorr e1plalned that there wu a pos-
slbW ty that the estranged bumand, several y&an his wife's anior and, llke
her, living on Social 5ecurlty, could be admttted to a nunlng home.
"But don't you want to ,try and keep him'?" Judge 'l11ompeon asked after
thinking !Ital one over. "Yoo're esklng me to put him out on the str«t, you
know."
uBUT 1 CAN'T PUT up With hlm any more,'' the wire sobbed. "He's mat ..
lng my llfe a mbery aod I want to &et all lhls business over with today."
The elderly busbeod waa not In tbe ~m but bis In~ were be!ni
protected to a degree that i.. imtlltW In an ...,. ol 8lMecOnd cllvWceo. ·
"'We hlYJ to remember that this is a marrtqe ol more than lit J98?S,"
murmured Jlldge 'lbompsm. Arni be Jen W>Si>t>ken the obvlout thought that
while ~ mlgbt be no dlamottds or Jubllees at this point ol the wedding,
H deoerved a little tnOnl COOl!deratloa than Iha elaht-ml>ilth lllllm ol two -.
agan that bad been ec11JJl>ed jltlt a few days before., ,
The complatnln( wile .,.. told that bcr case lllll be carellllly CCOlldered
In Judge 'ntompaon'1 chantbera. .
AND THE JUDGE made It clear he might bring In _the county counsel
wllll a view to oonsuvatorahlp actloa that will protect hcr'estr>nged husband
and pos.!ibly ensure his future accommodaUon. .. "
A Judie'• decialoo 1o alow down )he last movlnc mocbanlsm of the ~
lor Court'• marriage mill· \"we _.,..d 42 dlllOl•UOl)S todJy, lsn~ !hat
Jovel7") -him , valuable t me, deleyed 1 tr1al Incl put a frown oo Iha laoo
shortly after the Price Omvnl•kla'iuted "It certaillly poinls oot the fact thot
Friday that P.M ai>d Ford could bave In· changes ~ needed ill tbe bulldlna codes
creases 9CJUCbt since new models came but even that will take more study," be
out In August. added.
Ralph Nader said the GM and Foro In-
creases W!re a "half billion dollar
bonama et the eipe1t11e ol the Amentan
mtSWDer.''
e 1"'-tt Blau OU
:,,v~ t·__. ~
Florida White Hoose Friday foe a ta:itlll
nlght on tbe town In the Miami aurturbs
where be dJned at a restaurant and
visited an Ice cream parlor.
Nixon ate dinner at a Spanlsb-style
restaurant, '"!be Jlmrta.'' in .-Coral
Gables, with White Houoe counsel Olarieo
Colson and friend Olarlee G. "Bebe''
Rtbooo.
The three dined oo Florida seafood
dellcades, Including cold · stone fnbs,
broiled pompano and crab meat pale tot>-
ped off with French cbablls wine.
In obvious high spirlta, the President
cbatted with otlter cliners and the chef,
Jimmy Hoo, who Was bom ln Canton,
China. "I Jove tbe Chinese . . .The
Chinese are the ablest people in the
world," Nll:on u.Jd.
e BSb ._., Nortlt . -
SAIGON (UPI) -Thirty-Dine U.S. BS2
bomben today blasted O>mmtm.ist troop
positions in SUf>l»rt of Saigon soldJers
battling for control of South Vietnam's
northemmi:lrt Quang Tri Province before
a possible cease-fire..
The U.S. commend 11ld tbe B52s drop-
ped ntOt'< tban 1,000 Ions of bombs 00
North VI~ who bave been shell-
ing South Vietnamese marines in •n el·
fort to malntaln gains tbe CommWll!ls
made last spring.
The U.S. command said seven other
B52 raids were flown elsewhere in South
Vietnam and all mort raids attacked
su pply caches ln North Vietnam.
Services Slated
For Oil Driller
Arthur Bermudez
Fifty-one years 1go when extraction of
black gold wt• a Youns Industry •nd Jhe
Clly or Huntington Beech WIS In lta In·
!aacy Arthur 0 . B<rmudel movod to the
beach community.
Oil Monday, the native CIUforntan who
~61~~~:.m~::~
tbe bUls OY<rlookln& 1111 hlrlbplace, El
,._PqeJ
REELS •••
.....i, be eald, ht will continue to hold
the movies and lllms pending "• dee~
that will be reached wbeo I have bad
more talks with the di5trict attomey's of-f .. ice.
But the Loars and tbeir lawyers -lend that the chief Is stallitta aod that aa
eventual audit of the aeiJed matfrlals
will ......i exactly wby.
''Our lnfonnation came from
Westminster police officers," Loar sakl.
He -to Identity --Loar, SS~ and hll wife, n, -H~ boldt Drive, Hwitlngtoo Beadt, ftre In
court Friday !or Judp JlDIOI Turner's ruUna oo a motion far dlsmlaal or
charges that tbe couple WU fotlnd in
possesskm ol a machine IUD and a slot
machine.
Judge Tlmter refused to dlsml.ss tbe
mljol' allepllons but he bu still to rule
oo several other counta Oled aaalnat the
pair.
'Ibey "" scheduled. to go oo trial Dec.
20 Oii the charges filed list Aug. :a by
Htmtinaton Beoch police who lild they
found the German-made -pon and the
slot machine In tbe Loor home.
"It's ~ ltaraasmeol," Loor Aid
Friday. 'We have been under COllJtant
police surveillance ever since they faUed
to ltaog the obscettlty rop oo us."
f'roMP .. eJ
ANIMALS •••
sustenance together without the nagging
nstaW'ant code· restrictions, or '° the
reasoning wenl
• But, l\ilt llO. In tbe eyaa ol the bealth
department, temple , or care, animal and
man shalt not break bread (no matter
whether it's organlcally grown or not)
together. •
That's why the ltelltlt department wu
~pected to close down the reltlurant,
which is why It WU having a aranil opet>-
lng, and that's why Boney wos on the Art
Co1ony sidewalk and Louts Martlo m sot
a citation .
Just another one of y0ur averaa:e dayt in Laguna Beach.
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Monte. Iha an.moo. and -ol oegotatlonl Mr. Bennud<s, II. died Tllaroday at among Xnoic, conaemlloolstl, lal>or, the
1111 llOme, Ill 'ltll 81., Hunt ...... lleocb. COllltnJction Jndu&try. and b a-o t J 0 1
He 11 lllrvtwd i.,. 1111 ..-, 1taebe1 repreaentaU... .
of the .famll1 home; 1 '°"• Artliur 'R. By the time the Knol measure ,,.nt to
d a final vot,_ tn lite -blJ. the Btrmu .. of Riverside; a daUCIJtfr, Mn. Call!omla Rtal Estate A-l•llott, tha
Rowena M. Morrl.8 of Majorca, Spain; a cooae"aUon-mlnded Sierra Qub and the
brolher, Fidel, ol Wh!Jtilr, and five Plannbtl and Collaervallott wtre 111
arllilchlldrtn. ' "neutral" on the ,_...,., • l<tio• 1ld1
lald. • ~l'l' wlll be utd •Ir p.m. Sunday Jn ,_., loca •
Slhith'• a.a-•. ai M•I• St., Huntl·"'-Kno,I .... I a<>nrnm~ needed
ml>re~Ulal>.ono-bustling 1'WJI ' '
But h« ~t savHhe" 60-year man1D&e of an ·un1e111 octegenerlan and hil
.... ·~ ..... the .,. days to 'e 1tablt1h ·l-JWl&!l. __________ lUldellneo.-Be!ore-the-COllrl'•""tleclllllonr'--"19
A requiem mau will lte )leld at 10 a.m. the Reagan ldmlniltr1llon Jnterprii'<d 78-year-oJd.wke. , '
U lw-, It will be rt11 per90fl1l llory ol tlflY.11'-Monday In Solnll Simon and Jude Parl•~ exlstlna la" • ,....uirtnc lllYn.nmeataJ
Oiurdt, -ll{anol1a iii., H111111ttgton IDIJfiCt l'<Pf!ll."11111,y on lnljor puhllclJ Bcllch. funded conotrucUon .
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DAILY PflOT 3 .
All-year Plan Comes to Head in Capo Di strict
,.,., 4S.1S-11t.yoar~~1--,,...-lill-IDT10nl .. 11es of public
80 on lrlal Mondly befon. -of I.be m..unp took place lite thll put wedc.
C.pi.1traoo Unified School Dlltrlc:t omld And 11CboQ1 admlolllrators llld volunteer
controvmy that school admlnlllrolon 1dvllory commlttoe members began
have admitted was "underatlmlled." evitu.ting the raulta of ltraw pcUs
Bul the chances ror· a favorable 'fetdlct taken of iudieocee at the sometimes
for the controversial propooala are U• hostile smlOllll.
tremely slim. "The ooooellloa comea from ocom of
Several trustees already have uld they parenla -!n tbe district -end many
cannot <ndor!e Che propooal to, _,,. teacben u ...U -wbo lnsllt ·that the
llally, place elementary d>Udren on 1 IZ. plan disrupla Ibo rllythm of family Ille,
manlh school year (with nine weea ol mo1< .. teaclliD( more dlfflcult 8n<l lllll>-
school and three waeb off, all year jecla cblldren to Interruptions that
long). inaertedly hurt their leamlni-
S<bool 1dniliilitlatofi iiiif-IOli\ e
truatees, however, campetcned r or
-tbs iJt the ~· Sooth
rAJast dlatrict to aeJI aJl.yelMcltool U I
stopgap remedy lo a crlala In pupU
population tllet --to jam the district with lbousands ol younpt<rs In
the nut few ,..rs.
The reUCXtt for the aoarlng population
ls simple -mudve and ateady develop.
ment In the areaa ol Mla$ion Viejo, San
Juan C.piltrono, Dana Point and Laguna
Niguel. .
The admlnlatraton, who early In the
campaign rofltled to admil they wtre
pltc:hing 46-lt, soon found themselves
taking a st:rona: advocacy role against an
onslaught ol parent opposltioo.
'Jbe issUe nearly reached a head late
lasl montb wben trustees ldleduled
dbcusaWM on placing 411-1$ oo a school
bond beUot In February.
The proposal dled at Ibo meeting, bu•
only after t:rustee.s considered a motion
to delay any launching or all·year school
for at least a year. 111! motion was
fmally withdrawn ..
'!'be propoeed public vOCe on 45-IS !ailed
because trustm reared the controversy
wouJd affect the chances of the passage
ol a Ill million bond isljue.
The v.RLc..... .. to delay the program,
however, failed ooJy because trustees
had already promised to wait until Dec. ..
Several members openly admitted at
the meeting that they endoned a long
delay to any pilot program in all·year
school.
On ~fonday, with leaders of the op-
position expected to be on hand ln force.
trustees will decide if the innovative pro-
gram should be tried at all.
If they choose to ror1et it, they race a
se t ot tradJtion(.) optk>ns to cope with
overcrowded schools.
The first la the larie bond l!soo whldl
trustees admlt hu a slim chance or
passage (the last $\!Ch measure was •
passed in 1965).
Mier that election -bonds or no bonds
-the crowdlng Is el'pected to grow more
severe.
Double sessions, busing of students to
le5o-c.rowded campuses, employing poc'lo-
table classrooms ... all would nave to be
considered.
Tammany's
Ex-leader
Recall Vote Approaches
Goes Free
From Wire Servlea
CarmJne DeSaplo, one-time boss ol
New York's Tammany Hall, walked out
ol federal prison ofter serving nearly 17
montba ol a two-year eeuteoc::e for
bribery llld ""'8plracy.
DeSaplo, 63, left the low security
Allenwood prison fann section ol
Lewisburg Federal PenitenUary (Pa.)
and was met by his wife.
DeSapio, who suffers from an eye ail-
ment and wears tinted eyeglasses !Or
protedion, left the prison In -ably
good bealth, accordins to prison offidala.
O!fldala said DeSapio spent much of
his free time at the prison taking
"general walks" to Improve his bealth.
* 1be most;voted.for candidate in the
Nov. 15 Munldpal COuncil elecllons In
Belem, Brazil has asked the electorate
( PEOPLE J
for wtderstanding on why she eloped with
the lout-voted-for candidate. She denied
she would resign.
Pretty 22-year-old Marla D u a r t e
emellled from hiding and admitted sbe ts
llvin& with Adolfo Mootelro Fllbo, the
father ol two and married to another
woman.
Mlss Duarte IOI 8,Ml votes. Monteiro
rocolved cs.
"Only my publlc life Int-. the elec-
tors. My private ltle ts only of Interest to
me," Miss Duane said.
* Pope Paul VI, whose apartment
overlooks one of Rome's most congested
t~ spots, said drivers break the law
ol God when they bttak the rules of the
road.
Ho told 1 delegalloa from the Italian
Automobile Club that good driving, like
other "cM.I and CJrlst1an mstoms ... , is
subject to the predae standards of God's
law and moral COMCl.eoce."
The Pope exboried driven to show
coortesy end mutual respect on the road.
1be 75-year-olc:I ponUff never bu
driven hlmsetf.
* A friendly spinster who lived frugally
in a two-and-a-half room apartment antil
her death a month ago bas left an estate
in New Britain, Cionn. valued at *3.2
million.
An Inventory filed In Probate Court
showed that -D. Loladlo left
Internallonal Telephone and Telegraph
stock valued at 19511,IOO, holdings In Con·
nedicut General lnsuraDce wort b
$511,705: stock In the Slanley Works
worth 1479,594: and U.S. Treasury bonds
worth 1435,176.
MJss Loiselle, who died Oct. 29 at 78,
inherited most of tbe estate from her
mother, Mrs. Emma B. Loiselle, a major
stockholder In the Hartford Fire Insuran-
ce Co., now a sub.sldlary of .m .
* Mlnutea: before a guillotine blade came
down on his neck, Olade Bafftl a coo--
v1cted murderer, wrote ·down his last
thoughts.
"In two or Uu'ff minutes, I wt.II be
nothing but an inanimate object," wrote
Bulf<t, 3t, as he waited In hi• cell for the
guards to lead him away.
.Buffet, a multiple murderer, was
denied 1 final reprieve by Pre1td<nt
Georses Pompldou.
I He died by guillotine Tuesday at dawn
In the courtyard of La Sante prison aloo&
with h1I accomplice Rocer Bontemps.
Laguna Election to Decide 2 Trus tees' F~
DAILY PlurT Stiff ......
Whether two memben of the Laguna
Beach Board of Education should be
recalled from office will be decided by
voters Tuesday.·
The school recall election -a rarity in
Orange County -is an outgrowth of
teacher and parent dissatisfaction with
positions taken by trustees Patriria
Gillette and Gerald Linke. They have
served on the board since April, 1971.
Recall leaders charged the tv10
trustees with a lack of faith in Supt.
William Ullom who has been responsible
for developing a major part of the
Judge Delays
Dismissal Bid
By Dulaneys
An Orange County Superior Court.
judge refused Friday to immediately rule
on a motion for dismissal o} multiple
cbargea filed by Laguna Hill• stock·
broker Joseph Dulaney and his wife,
Marlene.
Judge James Turner held the hearing
over to Dec. 22. U he then decides to veto
the motion he will set a trial date for the
handsome financier 'and the blonde
defendant who helped him run the affairs
RODNEY SCOGGINS MASTERS OFFSET PRINTING PRESS
H1ndlc_.t Countlon WlM Gooclwtll 'Worker of 1973' Award
' of the World Financlal Trends syndicate
from their so-dubbed "Taj Mahal" 4'0m·
plu near Lesiure World.
Judge Turner ordered Ibo delay shortly
after be bad disml~ identical charges
aplml James Sblpley ol Huntington
Beacb, former -prealdent In the
Dulaney organlsatlm and the men left to
protect the company's lnteresil wben
Dulaney and his wife left for West
'"Worker of Year!)
Goodwill Honors Co1inty Printer Germany in November, 1969. ~
Sbipley bad earlier been cleared of
related charge! when Judge Turner end-
ed a non-jury trial last month by ruling ·
that there wu little to suslaln the pro-
aecullon'a allegations thal St. Berna-
dine Hospilal In San Bernardino bad been
defrauded ol !500,000.
By JAN EDWARDS
Of ..,. ..,,. ...... ,,.,,
Rodney Lee Scogglna Is a diligent,
sincere worker. His employer thinks so.
Goodwill Industrl .. thinb 90, too.
Goodwill baa aelected him their Worker
ol 1973 from Oran&• County for ·-Ing his bandlcap and displaying outsian).
ding work achievement in an outside in-
dustry.
Paralyzed on hia left side and left with
a heart murmur as the result of
rheumatic Cever wheq he was three y~s
old, Scogins now 'operates an offset
printing prus at Martec Reproductions,
Inc. In Newpor1 Beach.
Goodwill trained Scoggins for: print
shop work on hill own request. Training
peraormel wett doubtful the work woold
IU.lt him, so be bad to show them be was
capable of changing a cutting blade and
other duti,. before they would train him.
By the time bis ~ was com-
pleted, Goodwill counselors showed their
faith In hia ahillty end diligence and
placed him at his preoentfjob.
That ·was in September. Two months
later, be recalls happi]y, Goodwill "call·
ed me one day ln November and said I
had won the Worker of the Year contest.
"I figured ii meonl a plaque end
congratulaUona. But 1 was surprised lo
Medalist Bahashoff
Heads .County Parade
Gold medalilt Shirley Babe•holl of
Fountain \raQey wtll be arand marshal of
the onnual Santti Ana Frolic Chr~tmas
Parade Sunday. T!le parade will begin at
3 p.m. at the comer ol. Civic Center
Drive West and ,,_ Street.
find the award was a trip to Sacramento
and a $25 savings bond and a chance to
get a $50 savings bond," be says.
The !50· bond will be awarded to the
statewide Goodwill worker to be an-
nounced at a luncheon attended by aome
state legi!Jators and other Goodwill
personnel in Sac;rameoto on Jan. 18.
Scogglha, who lives in Westminster,
and 10 other runners-up from throughout
the state wtll be given, in his words, "a
real tour" of the capital.
He said ~ Is uclted aboul the trip but
is concerned he might be asked to make
a speech: "l keep thinking of get Ung up
there and making a speech. It's a litUe
bit more than 1 can take, I think."
But, with characteristic determinaUon ,
be will probably do well.
State Overruled
Seven peflOllS iocluding the Dulaneys
end Shipley bad been indicted by the
Orange Camty Grand Jury on cbarges ol
grand thell, fraud and c:onsptracy. Judge
'l\lmer's ruling and bis decision Friday
removes five names from that in·
dictmenl
It was ~ully alleged that a
group which centered its operation on
Dulaney's Laguna Hills•comple:r: offered
the Roman Catholic sisten who ran the
San Bernardino boepltal worthless •lock
In exchange for a $500,000 lo.an that has
never beaa repaid.
Board Okays Harbour's
New Channels, Marinas
I Huntington Harbour corp. was given marinas and construction or 218 homes
permlulon by the Santa Ana Regional on a land fill.
Water Quality Control Board thil week to The development is the first step in an
develop new channels, boat marinas and expansion program by the corporation
a small lagoon, despite a protest from whl~ will add 1,000 homes to the water-
tbe State Department or Fish and Game. oriented complu whlCb now boasts 1,500
Ftsh end Game offidala said expansion resldenUal utfjta. ol Harbour complex wilt contribute to the already-deteriorated coodWon or the Fish and Game officials said they may
wate!'3. file a protest with the Army Corps of
The water quality board, however, Engjneen wbo have the final word in the
ordered the developer to Install a corporation's application for a dredging
monltortn& J>1'0ll"lll'I in cooperallon with permit.
Fish llld Gome and the c:lly of Hun-Huntington Harbour officials said the Un«ton Beach. new lagoon will have a continuous "°'aler
The bo.:rd'I ruling cleared the way for clrculaUon system with about one million
drediinc of a new waterway dubbed Vlc-gallOPS of water pumped into the lU'ea
tort& PU1111tt creation of siz boat dailt to create corninuous now.
innovative education programs in Laguna
Beach.
The two trustees, however, maintain
that too much time and money has been
spent on innovative programs and that
serious gaps exist in instruction \lf the
basics.
They cite the fact that recent test -
scores show that students at the in-
novative Top of the World Elt!tnentary
School perform worse in arithmetic than
do students Crom the other two district
elementary schools, which use more
traditional programs.
The recall was launched in June whE'n
Mrs. Gillette, Linke and board cbairman
William Thomas approved ,;t policy
change ngarding administrative con-
tracts and subsequently defeated a ffi().
tlon to re-employ Supt Ullom and Q-
sistant superintendents Dr. C2larles
Hess and Dr. Robert Reeve.s.
The last successful school board recall
in Orange County occurred in tbr
Magnolts Elementary School Dtstrici In
Anaheim in 1964. A recall attempt in •
S:inta Ana school district died ....,raJ
weeks ago due to a lack of sufficient
signatures on petitions demanding a
recall election.
Complex Bearings
Onofre: Provisional
Or Permanent Permit?
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of ""' O.ll'r """ ,..,
'Ille existing reactor at the San Onofre
Nuclear gene.rating complu will soon rail
under Atomic Energy Co m m I s a I o n
.scrutiny in bearings to determine if lhe
reactor's license should be changed from.
a "provisional" pennit to a permanent
one.
And already, critics of the present
reactor -foes who insist that past
operation bi.story has been poor -are
preparing to seek official Intervention
status into the new set of AEC hearings.
The hearing for t-«o new reactors plan-
ned for the same cc:mp\e:r: wUl beg2n ln
rnichlanuary witb local and state groopa
prepared to c:ballenge the blllloo-dollir
proposals by Soutbem oilifomla Edison
and San Diego Gas and Electric com-
panies.
And San Onofre Unit One (the formal
name for the first reactor) will be
assessed at those hearings as well .
Opponents have charged that several
accidents have taken place at the reacto•
since it started operations and that cer--
tain situations have drawn con-
demnation by the Atomic Energy Com-
mission regulatory staff.
Utility officials have admitted that
several minor incidents bad occurred,
but insist that the reactor always has
been safe.
One interesting sidelight, however, con-
tinues to add an air of mystery to the
past accidents -the ab5ence of all but
one ol 10 operation ttports on Onofre
Unit One from the official AEC
documents collection at the S a n
Oemente public library.
Local foes of the reactor complez told
AEC officials weeks ago that tbe
documents were missing, and in a
prehearing conference, AEC olflclals
ordered the utiUUes to fumis:h the
documents. Utility lawyers promised to
do so.
But thus far, the operaUon reports -
which assertedly contain details of the
past operalloos of the reactor -have not
been provided, local roes said Friday.
The latest hearings over the Unit One
license will be preceded by another
prehearing conference conducted by the
AEC Nuclear ReactoT Safety and Licens-
ing Board, and individuals or groups
seeking a legal intervener status are ask-
ed to file a formal peUUon for "leave to
intervene." •
AEC pubUclats said the lnl<rested
parties can obtain specific rules for !he
peUtlona by writing the A E C ,
Washington , D.C., Xl54S, attention : dllef
Perry Mason on Duty
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) -Criminals
might think tw1ce before taking on the
Oovis police. Perry Ptfason recently join-
ed lhe forte as a detective.
of publlc procedlngs staff.
Petitons must be submitted to that of·
lice before Jan. 2, AEC aides advised.
Retired Doctor
Dean Q. Waddell
Services Monaay
Funeral services for IN. Dean Q. Wad-
dell, r"1nd pbyolctan and Oarma de\
Mar resident, will be be.Id Mcnday in
Newport -. lie died W-ay
at the age ot Tl.
Dr. Waddell resided at ~15 Tabuna
TerTace. A iix·year Harbor area resi·
dent, he was a member of the Corona de)
~far "Jolly Boys" club.
His professional affiliations include
membership In Alpha Omega Alpha
Fral<mity, Phi Kappa Delta, the medical
staff of Children's Hospital in • Los
Angeles and honorary life membership
with St. Vincent's Hospitar ·
Services will be at 11 a.m. Mcnday at
Pacific View Oiapet. Burial will follow at
Paclfic View Memorial Park, Corona del
Mar.
Vistation hours are from 5 p.m. to t
p.m. Sunday.
Dr. Waddell is survived by his wlfe,
Helen, of the home address; IOD, N.
Patrick Waddell of Glendora: daugM.r,
Molly Parsorui of Los A n g e 1 e 1 ;
grandchildren, Tom, Kathleen and Paul
Waddell ; brothers, Paul Waddell of Los
Angeles and Donald Waddell ol Dalla.s,
Tezas.
The family suggesta memorial con-
tributions be made to the Madrecitaa
Auxiliary of Holy Family Adoption
Service or the American Diabetics
Association of LOI AngeleJ.
Mrs. W a chsnicht
Rites Scheduled
A requiem mass for Rosalinda F.
Wachsnicht, a 12-year resident of O>il!:ta
Mesa and telephone counselor Cor a coun-
ty funeral service firm, will be held at 9
a.m. Monday In St. Joachim C.tbollc
Church. 1964 Orange Ave. Mr 1.
Wacb.mlcbt died Friday In .Parle Lido
Convalescent Hospital , Newport Beach.
Sbe was 70.
She ~ aurvtved by a daughter Mn.
Maxine Hanh oC San Bemardioo; I
sister, Mrs. Anne E. Emonds, of the
famlly home at 225 E. 20th St.; aocl a
grandchild.
Calling boun ore from 10 a.m. to I
p.m. Sunday at Bell Broadway MorNary,
ttO Broadway St.. Cos!tl Mesa. llurlal
wiU be In Mont<cito Cemtlery, 8an
Bernardino.
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Soine ·Gals-Have · •
Caller's Number
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
ot 11M O.LIT Plllt SI'"
The telephone rings and you anawer .It.
But \here 's no voice on the other tod. Just heavy
breathing. Or silence follo wed by an extremely obscene
suggestion.
• Obsc<ne, annoying or threatening
phone calls are all described under
section 653M of the California Penal
Code. But the code doesn't jell you
what to do ir you're _the un1Ucky re-
cipient of one.
In the course o! covering local
. police statioris. I've stumbled upon ~
the cases of a few ingenious ,women
i who have managed to get one up on
*•v,.Gt.0i " · the obscene phone caller. .
One woman, after listening to a oumber of scatalog1-
cal phrases, asked the caller to please re~at them as
she was rather hard or hearing and couJdn t make out
what he was saying.
HE REPEATED. SHE ASKED him to please speak
up, she still couldn't hear him. .
This time he screamed his obscene message into the
Go-goers
Register
In Detroit
DETROIT (UPI) -An
un11SUal census b under way
by clly police and It promises
to be an eye catcher.
De.ttclt's 700 go.-go1 dancers ·
are paasln1 through police
h ~adquart e r s to be r i n a e rprinted, questk>oed,
rtgls1eftd and llcemed under
a, new ordinance to control
adult entertalnment.
THE PROGRAM, w b I c b
be«&n two weeks ago and is
ei:pected to take until January
to complete, is to tighten prac·
tices in the city's estimated 90
go-go bars and to eliminate
the possibility of prostitution
operations based at the bars,
p611ce said.
"We're· not saying all these
girls are prostitutes," said Lt. t~:· ··:;ii
Leo M. Martin, commanding . r'.'·
officer of the ob sc enit y }.'
division. t ,~ •'i
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Invaded
By Snails
RANGOON ( U P I)
Millions of large malls have
Invaded Burma and made
themselves at home l n
-pagodaa, paru, aldewallca and
praetlCally every uncovered
portion of Rangoon.
'1116 lllalll In their 1triped
)'tllow!&b aplral abella -a
type never be[ore teen tn
Burma -ab<> an bitcbblklng
Into the countryside wbmo
they chew up every green.
plant In sight.
The giant analls, many .....
lllx4nches long, cling to wet
walls ol cemeteries a n d
papdaa, rubbish bins and
tnmta ol trees lining the
11reets.
THEY EMERGE at night to
feed, and scientists are wor-
ried that they may become the
nation's No. 1 crop pert.
Anguished pleas from
bomeowne'rs whose gardens
are beilig denudtd IW the let-
ters columns of I o c a I
newspapers, begging for in-
forma1jon on bow to deal wlth
the plague.
u,.1 T........, Many suggestions have been
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NATIONAL TREE GOES INTO PLACE
Sito ls In Bock of White HMIM
70Footer
phone. Id "I'm awfully sorry, but I still can't bear _you. Cou
-THE DANCERS have been
going to the police
department's obscenity
division for scheduled a~
pointments for th.e questioning
and fingerprinting b e f o r e
being issued temporary work
identification cards.
FRANC ES LYTELL INK-STAINS HANDS
made -from sprintling them
with common salt to gathering
and burning them in trash
Tree From West
you say it again?" the lady sweetly asked .
The caller, defeated. hung up. ptk
She Performs at Duchess Lounge
Another woman upon receiving. a very lewd sugges-
tion [rom an anonymous caller inquired if he could per-
haps be mOre specific. He apparently cooldn't and he
too hung up.
ONE LOCAL LADY out-ob9cened an obscene phoner
when he delivered his lewd message, which he said was
Bagels Tnrnin~ to
ca~ giant African snails. s s Cap; ...... z known scieotilically as pruce ' lllU AchaUna fulicaL do not appear .nottgh· ,,,.~.a~m~·".,..~" \:••'-'""~-. .,.,,, ,.,lo "" : Y,., TJ "! . s ""°"'•ca ra WASHINGTON (AP) -'Ille helicopter airlifted the I>~ are givmg them ft!e berth. naUonai Christmas tree, a JO-old fir to 1a packing i.rea
ibteoded !or her husband. ·
"Why you G-D-little faggot,'' she declared. The
police report stated that the caner told his victim that he For San Francisco Baker MORE OMINOUSLY, the foot Englemann spruce from where it was prepared for a
plague ls slowly creeping 'Wyoming, WM erected this fight to the nation'• capllal It
nortbwvd toward the coon--on the Ellipse, south ol will be on display In the Blue
try•s vast ·poddJ fielcls. Ille White -Room o! the White House
thought she was obscene and hung up. .
Newspaper columnist San_dra Haggerty came up with
another classic response to an obscene call when she
asked her foul-mouthed caller to please call back later as
she was too busy to bother with him at that time.
PoUce have a few suggestions for local resident.s who
are the recipients of lewd , annoying or threatening phone
calls. The most important thi ng, particul arly with. an obscene
call. is to report them. A person who habitually makes
obscene calls is a fetishist who i.s following a pattern and
in orde-to discern that pattern , police need to know when
and to whom calls are made.
AS FOR THE VICTIM'S attitude oo the phooe, police
acknowledge that there's no way to determine what the cal-
ler is looking for in the way oC a reaction -some get
their jollies out of a hysterical reaction, others get tbe.ir
kicks out of an angry response -so there's no particular
way to handle these calls. i • •
'Ibey augge.l talll!ng to tho caller wlllch will bel9 the
phone l:OOlpany tra<o the calls through their computen
and electronic equipment. Or you can say nothing and
quietly hang up. Or you can get a whistle and blow it
into the receiver.
Or you can come up with a few sharp-tongued replies
of your own.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Among such hot -s elling
Jotinny-come-lately items as
pizza pie, fried chicken, fisb
and chips and hot dogs, the
an cient b a g e 1 -"cement
doughnu t" of Jewish lore-is
gaining increasing' aCCi!ptance
outside its accustomed ethnic
scene.
That's the word f r o m
transpl<Plted New York Sid M.
Chassy, from whose House fl.
Bagels the brown rounds with
the hole in the middle stream
around the clock, seven days
a week.
"l love the bagel,'' said
Cbassy with feeling.
ms SMAIL coUNTE1\ 1s
often three and four deep with
customers attracted hy the
sight aroma of fresh bagels,
steamy with toasty fragrance,
marching off the assembly
line. Chassy ~d he sells r ......... -/ --:· ,,"""'\'"-·:· ~·-; -.~.:-.... ..-·1~1bageb a!~k:) :
• t ... .-· .. ~ # ~ ...... -"+;, ··~ ~ ; :·~ · We '14-yei r:Otd b8'r'boJsts
Digit 'W' ' ··r~-'thatheintroducedth-. .l ... Oaes -"'. water bagel to NM.them
California, to replace wtlat. be
regards as an infer l1oir
straight-baked product wb1cb
eliminates the vital step of -a
45--seoood boil in water before
a IO-minute baking period'.
R ock and Roll College
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
At the College of Rock and
Roll, students may tum on to
the throbbing sounds of "Heat
Wave," a rock classic, but
they do so with the disciplined
ear-0f a Beethoven or Mozart.
jazz in addition to the rock Among the w a i t i n,g
idiom. customers who mighl be ex-
"We're involveil in our kind
of music as much as classical
musicians are involved in
theirs," said Steve Strauss, 27-
yeaNld songwriter and leader
of the school.
STARTED 17 MONTHS ago
as a storefront conservatary,
the college today boaJta 70
Jtudents who each pay '40 tui -
tion a month to play, llilten to
and learn about rock music.
"We wanted to create a
music.al C11mmun.ity and a
place where wi could survive
while we worked on our
music," said Strauss' younger
brother llichard, 20.
Those enrolled at th< school
include high school students,
college dropouts and ordinary
•citizeDS.
Their 18 to 55 hours of
• training each week include
such subjects as classical
musJc theory and progressive
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'TM TEACHING everybody
how to sing with an ·open
throat," ~d choral director
and fonner opera student
Sharon Livingston. "It's the
traditional classical method.''
, Two neighborhood stores
were made over to ac-
commodate the school. Now,
they are jammed with half-
soundproofed studios, musical
instruments and electronic
gear. .
So far, the college's most
ambitious effort · has been
organlzatioo of a SS.piece elec-
tric orchestra.
ALTHOUGH rr has yet to
produi::e a "name" rock star,
the Strauss brothers hope
someday the college can sup-
port its own recording com-
pany and artists.
"I'm only 14," said Chris
Hayes, ooe of the school's
youngest students who heads
for the college after attending
classes al nearby Washington
High School. "When I get
older, think o[ all the SUC·
cessful musicians I'll know,"
he said.
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Newport B each
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pected to eal bagels regulart7,
Jews and people of eastern
European ancestry, can • ~
found a lively sprinkling ~of
Orientals, blacks, Italians aqd
hippies . ,T
"Bagels are big now all over
the country," said Chassy,
who came to San Francisco to
go Into business a little over 10
years ago because he couldn,'t
stand New York City.
" TIIE BAGEL Indu stry, be
said, "has quadrupled in lthe
last 10 years," for which he
thanks an automatic bagel-
forming machine. .
For his part, Chassy ~id,.Jie
struggled long and hard to
build acceptance ol the bageI;
When be started here his pro-
duction was 175 dozen a week
and "1 was lucky to sell 100
dozen."
Today, he sells 10,0llO do7.en
a week, he said, Added a line
of Jewish breads th.ree years
ago, and recently opened a
second outlet. c h a s s y
shrugged and winked: '·
''To get the people to corile
in 1 aimed the bakery's ·ex#
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haust !an out into the street.
The beautiful aroma. It was
like a magnet."
GAZING LOVINGLY over
the onion rolls, rich black
pumpernickels. r y·e s , flet -
breads and "egg .t w i s t ' '
chalahs, Chassy conceded un-
necessarily that his heart is
ever with the bage1, whose
production he shepherds at
eve.ry step.
He explained: The dough is
Uf'I TeltlMJt
lle cuJRhe
' Salina, Kan. police
gingerly lilt Chris
Provost, 13, and bike
to truckbed en route
tO hospital. Bike chain
broke, throwing him
and head hit hub of
rear wheel. Wing nut
lodged in left' temple.
,,
Small numbers of them @P.: 'Ibe tree was cut in from Dec. 7 to Jan. 1.
paft!iilly limlbl!Ctihlbd aioiii Medicine BOW National Forest mixed and allowed to rise
sligbUy. Ball-shaped port!Om!
are formed and fed onto a
treadmW which carries the
doogh upward to the banlware
that shapes the bagel and
pwich<s the bole.
the .. a an goo a 'Mandalay near Lanunle and wassbipped St.ate'• Clilolce
railway llqe, cllnging to Im· to the eapllal from Cheyenne
The boiling operation Is
next, which Cassy empbasizod
is an absolute necessity to
create the right texture in the
finished product and keep it
from ballooning and cracking
in the oven.
Pilot Test ·
":" Available
can, and have been spotted as. by rail. '
far north-as !llylncym town, An estimated 200 ' school
about 300 miles from Rangoon. cblldren were on hand when it
The pests reached Rqoon was 1mJoadtd at Eckington
aboanl a Burmese hlg\lter Yard ln nortbetit Washington
from an African port about and ~ aboard a .flatbed
tbtte )'tars qo. They ,..... In trucl: for the 20-minute trip to
bay u!ed to pod the cargo. the Elllpoe ..
: .. ysprudthe -~~moll· SC:.~ It Is to be llglited Oil Dec. 1; ~~ ~ u the focal pojnt ol the annual
are capable of multiplying Papant of Peace c o •
40,IJOO.fold In foor months. spoosored by National Capital
A OOMMl'ITEE of lcieatiats Parts, the W as h in g to n Convention and V i s i t o r s have been ll1ldYing the snails Bur.au, the D.C. Recreation
since they appeared -their Departm t and p t I bnledlng habits, I I I e ex-en qean ° cbe .-.. Peace, i,c. pedoncy, • donpn _, The _..t will run
5 !~ 'etlri. and through Jan. 1 and will feature
At first there f more than I,000 entertainers Certified pilots in cati!onlia • were ears, from bell ringers to choirs,
Arizona and Nevada may ~ :!e .the at°tout~ m.J'c!': beaded by the Duke University
a pin acknowledging both their bilharzia.sis (blood fluke), a chorus.
flying and safety skills by tak-disease that afilicts millions of Fifty-seven smaller trees,
In A1ri and E L re~ting the stales, ter-ing a !light with a Federal pel'IODI . · ca OJ! ritories and the District of
Aviation Administration ac-The snails carry the fluke m Coh.unbl& will flank a pathway
'd t en1· peclalist · its larval stage. to the main ~ They ·-to ct en prev ton s . Researchers found that none u~ ... ..,
Pilots who take the test will or the snails carried the fluke, BrTive Dec. 5 as a gift from
tba they the Indiana Ciristmas Tree not be requind to pay for the but did dilcover t Grow~ . Asoc>ciation ol m.
service and those who pus the were infected with a rat lung dlana, p
test will receive a reduction in ::s.tbat can affect human 1be !am tree will be
insurance premiums, ac· Fortunately, Burmese are decorated with 9,000
cording to FAA officials. notoitouSly cooservative In t.ramparent green bulbs, 1,000
For more infonnatlon. con--their food habits and none clear twinkling bulbs and 250
tact the Los Angeles offices of have taken to eatln& the five-inch globe lamps.
the FAA. snails.
Yule Danger
Stamp Out Stamps?
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -A New llampohlre physician
·says licking postage and other stampo may be dangerous
to a person's health. especially during the airislmas card
malling and gilt wrapping season.
HE ASKED THE federal agencieo coocemed to warn
stamp lick<ra of the health hazards and take steps to
make stamps safer and more sanitary.
"The stainpO are ~ltary, contain unkoown chem-
icals which are virtwWy unregulated and are particu-
larly distasteful," Dr. Robert Shaw, 52, ol New Ipswich,
N.H., wro1e the qeocles.
"IN FACf, TBlll YEAR above all, the stampo taste
terrible, are larg<r than normal and cootain more glue."
'1116 letters were aenl to the Food and Drug Admin-
istration, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the
U.S. Poota! Service.
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PresWewt's Tr ee
C~ ROCI\, Wash. (AP)
-A bevy of red-cheeked, SIW•
toting lumberjaeks cut the
presidential Christmas tree
this week.
Accompanied by a press
corps that a I mo s t out-
numbered the trees, the wood-
cutten climbed down a steep
bllWde, Over map and brooks
to reach the 26-foot . tree
chosen as the pride of
Washington -a state called
the Evergreen State.
It was the rirst time a
western tree had been chosen
in national competition to
serve as the presidential
Christmas tree, boasted a
member of the Washington
ChriJbnas Tree Growers -The aromatic tree, selected
from 100 prize p:>SSibiliUes for
its symmetry and fullness,
wu braced during the cuWng
to keep 11 from !ailing and
damqtng bOagba.
An Army National Ouilrd
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BAxTER (AP) -The top
has been cut from a 70.foot
white fir tree near this Placer
County community and will
become the official state
Cluistmas tree, to be placed tn
the Capitol rotunda 1 n
Sacramento.
The JS..foot crown was cut
Wednesday by lbnue1 Morais,
a state employe.
The 66-year-old tree -now
ooJy 3Z feet biglJ -stands on
land ownedJ>y the Paclllc Gu
and Elecb1c Company, wblcb
donatec( the tree. ,. ' The crown ol llJe tree was
lowered cattfuily ln • aling
and genOy placed atop a large
truck for the trip lo the
Capitol.
N.I. Sp,.;,ce
NEW YORK (AP)
Rocke.feller Center's
Christmas tree -a ll>IOOI
Norwoglan --was hoisted Into place Ibis weet In
its ~ spot OVerlootlng
the Ol!ftter's ~ting rink.
Twenty-loor eledriciana will six stones of llCGfloldlng will
decorala the tree with 12,000
multicolored Ugbta for the
tradilimal tree Ii I b t I n g cemnony Dec. 7.
The tree waa trucl:ed MGI>
day morning from Old Bridge, N.J.
Joh Forum
Scheduled
A Job.lindlng sympoolum for
high achoo! -will be h<Id 0ec. ; to a to dllcuss
career planning, job research,
seU-etnplo)'Dlent and per!Ollal
inventory techniques,
The pilot Jl<V!lflDI .. w "'
held from 1:30 a.m, and 12:30
p.m. each day at Costa Mesa
High School and is spon>ored
by the O>aslline R<gional Oc-
cupational Program. The pro.
gram oerves high schools in
Huntington Beach, Twlin and
Newpor;.M.., distrlcta.
Contact m.1955 for more
detail3. Reservattons are re-
quired.
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SHI! BELIW!\ ift ORGANIC SOIL ENRICHMENT
... (ar.hfton Works In Her Cost• MoH Gordon·
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Plant Winter Showcase -. . . ~ . . In Random Formations
Now is the time for all good annuals in place, plant daffo-
gardeoen to plane ·1 ·their dills and tulips to'the rear of
winter~ Rat.her than the pamy·viola mas 'Se s ,
in row1, plaol in free.form. anemon es, ranuoculus ,and
Intermingle ma s s e s , "'in hyacinths forward-again in
separate colon: or the whole m&sses ol. solid or mil.ed col-
spectnim, m. weu..srlioid soil. ors. When they bloom it's like u. di'ainac'e ii poor, use an bursts of a Raman candle.
organic type pla_!lter mix to Camellia cbuntry is the
improve the situation. likelie~t-locale for: 'F:airy
In, .. -~· ~oct, Prlmro&1!S apd , ~-__ ..;;:r;;..._ P These two shady· cblirilcters, ................. ' op. pi .. · ill c;eiW ; ~ massed natUl'B)ly ~ bi!re ,00 oUt ti) eltbOt ..itle,11«n\ • col-ll!ere -2 provide a Jow;'f!oWer-·
orful frame ~for aborter calen-ini cover, iq £1,J].lJ>.loom ,right . 'dulas; trinl' and center~ and t h r 0 u g b c~
piiistu· ¥H ·~.Ji!· the -'season. ' · wlnp. , ..
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By CANDACE. PEARSON
·Of .... .,.llY "~ llllff
' One fuchsia plant was 'tvery
sick" last summer, but the
woman sprar.ed it with the
garlic rormu a and 'it'• ')till
blooming, stlU happy,'* the
says, pointing out Jts pink and
purple blossoms.
• While many gardeners con-
C<l\ll'tlte on raltlng up the
letlVel a\id taking ill other
refuse out of their growlng
plots, Costa fd,esan B e e
~' relurnl everything
ahe can to the soil.
"I woukfu•t throw away a 1~·~pee1 for :anytbb]g,"
declares the woman who
gmwo organically only as
.much aa abe needs to eat.
Oregano, parsley, Brussels t"-r r .~-.~ .. ; • ' '
.,..outB. c11T9ts,, '1'tlchokes, riaor~~s-." \ 1 •
zuCcbinl,Chlneselet-'~!An &Vid •reader of orgarue
tuce and tomatoes h a v e ~rune: .. · ri\agaiines, Mrs.
popuJated the b4ck yard . ,Cartman,;.,tsQ .plants a garlic
garden at 1589' Redlands ~ brDel ~mr 01Don J?lant under
PlacJ. · -~~liii:cfs ·~~~b(ish and Claims
Mint onion and garlic also -tlitf'ftfEpt:aphids away.
grow hi ipeclfic places about u:.i ~~ ~little things eat
the yard, ~they're not there ...,~ bbt,;~~t aphids," she
fOr , eating. They are Mrs. ~. ~Sfle'"itinds up garlic,
Cartman's n at u1r 11 I in· ·f~;~tib'lwater .ahd then
secticldea. Qn1J9"-.~ 1'Jltixture on any Siltce. a small sprig of mint , = ~.?~ght need doc-
bas been mtUng bealde each , . "!. '" ~ , , tomato ~t, ''1 baV'e not' had Sile · doeSn'l just grow • Ope .wmato worm," says the edibles.
frit!bdly gardener. "I bad She has a number of
other tomato plants without varieties of roses, some or
the mint and they were them rare, and other flowers
COYered with those green · ("Fuchsias are my middle
worms that look I i k e name") .
A peach and an aprico.t kee
grow In the backyard, but •
Mn:. Cartman Isn't kept buay
always bauJing iway their
fallen leaves. She, just rakes
them back under the trunk or
puts them in the Dower beds to decompose. _
ln addition to keeping a
compost heap, she often •just
buries unused foodstu'ffs
amongst the plants.
Egg 'shells, banana peels,,
onion skins and anything else
decomposable goeS back to the
earth. "We eat nitrogen," and
ot~r chemica ls,· Mrs.
Cartman pOints out, "but
never think to put any of it
back."
During the winter months,
the vegetables crop has been
mainly redu~ to Brussels
sprouts, car,rof..IJ and a few
hardy tomatoes, but t h e
onions, mirlt and garlic remain
to ward off small invaden.
Although gardening for 14
yea rs at her house, Mr~.
Cartman only began organic
work about two years ago. She
explains simply, "It works."
Henry K. •
AidsTtees
Little Effort Makes
Aluminum Look Good
S.uwdly, December 2, 1~72 D.IJLV PILOT
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HIRATA LANDSCAPING CO. HONORED; WINS MOST TROPHIES
The Ori8"tal Style Yard of H.B. Carpenter Won Thr" Aw1rd1
Weekender
Gardeners'
Cliecklist
Beach Firm Wins
~ Landscape Award~~
• • -Here are some thlngs to be A Huntington Beach com-Cultural Heritage Award for
thinking about this weekend . pany has been honored as win-its oriental style beautlfkatkm
e Plant tulip bulbs deepel' ner or the most trophies in the or the H. B. Carpenter (ttli 16th annual Trophy Awards. singing Carpenters) home "'4P. than most written in.slruclio~ competition or the 700 member Downey. '·
indicate. In mild winter climes" California Landscape Con-The same landscaping effo~
in California you can plant the tractors Association. was judged best in the state ~
bulbs ·eight to 10 inches-deep , Hirata Landscaping Co. was 1972 in the Residential Esta~
accorded the coveted category, one or 17 Trophy in sandy soils. President's Aw a rd and Awards classifications.
• Tum tuberous begonia Hirata, a me'mber o f
pots on their sides to let the CLCA's Long Beach-Orange
ll -1 dull h · 50:il dry ·graduallr,. When the J d Pl ls County chapter, also topped AP Newsfeatures • pads usua Y wil t eir taps separate from the tubers, U ge 8D the Custom R e s i d e n t i a I What bably never finish. If the inside or an wash tho d1·rt from around t ·th Its I nd ;;., · you pro · aluminum pot b e c o "m e s ca egory WI a scap_ .•
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knew a,bout aluminum and the latter. Sun dry them and p G d of the K, E. Keltoway home in never bothered to ask: blackish after cooking eggs or store the tubers in a cool Ot ar en Newport Beach. similar food in it, the coloring
Bare aluminum will turn will neither harm,the food nor place. A fifth honor for the eom-
gray over a period of time the pol However, if the eolor e It's not too early to start BAKERSFIELD (UPI) -A pany was a runnerup award in
outdoors, but the change 0£ is disturbing, it can be remov-. thinking about crabgrass con-city judge has ordered the the Irriga tion category. This
eolor can be prevented by ed by boiling it in water to trot Consult your nurseryman planting of what authorities concerned the i r r I g a t Io n
coating it with la~ or wax which cream or tartar has about commercially prepared believe w'iI,I be a mini-mari-system of the Carpenter home.
that doesn't contain' 8 n been added -two tablespoons controls for use on lawns juana gardf!!. · Television star Ron Ely
abrasive or cleaning agent. to each quart of water. Boil where the pesky invader caus-Municipal Judge William A. presented the five awards \q
'Wb1!o aluminum is said to about seven or-eight minutes. ed trouble this past summer. Slane instructed Kem County Frank Hirata at the CLCA'1
be anodized,. it nieans ·tbat it An aJUminum 'boat will sheriff's chemist Vernon Kyle 1972 Awards banquet l\t tfle
has ~ treated by an elec-resist COl'TOSion without clean-. • ~llias fill! bl@ming to plant SUSpected marijuana Del Monte Hyatt ·House-in~ trotytJc action to gi~ it a pro-ing,p~'or p8int.ing it. ll right now, ~hicb makes it an seeds.: and report back Dec. 4 Monterey.
tectiVf . ~ ~~•PYt_~f..8t. )'OJ1deClde· .tp paint it for ap. excellent . tim~ to shop for on their growth. The nonprofit trade usoci• .AnodJiea":~'t QJ41q;es ~·1 sake, use a paint ~ Cabforrua-'favorites. . He ordered ~ action at a Uon'a Sweepstakes Award,
cok>r,1too, 'but much more ·=·d 'est·a·ned Jifor e Snails and slugs are ac-prelln\inary tiearing for symbolic Of the year's No.1
&IOwfy. ,. • ·J ~ '\ ' ', ""not ,_ meretJ; ti.Y.Ei Wiring cool weather. Scat-\Gerald Hi9elj 33, and Jacklynn landscaping job, went to
Painted\ · pOrt:elatnlzed c 1
.;, ~-·.an: ter snail bait around the Beach, 28, who .are charged Valley Crest Landscape Inc., Now is the time, too, to
pr<pare-that spring -111rJ1rise
-fall-pllintecl, ~g:nower
ing bulbo popping up among
the. ""51es and violas. With
Gat'den Hail aluminum will no~ chan~ col-Ufoullng pamt!. ' , · garoen _ ''nd keep a supply with possession of marijua~a Van Nuys, for its beautifica-or: When cleaning ' pamted While aluminum is ex-on hand as rain can wa sh out because of the seeds found lD tion of a Wells Fargo Bank
· aluminum,.water sbo~ld be us-ceptionaJI~. resistant to cor--, =±~e!I~ec~tl~•~·'t!l:ne~ss~of~th~e_i:b~ai~t.:__!.'.th~ei~r.:_a~pa~rtm~~en~t.:_ __ -,-,,,--_'b"'.u".'il~din".'g~in'..:Sa:'.'.'.'.'.n_'.Di'.'.'.·e~g~o.:_,,-ed first, then a mild soap. rosive ·attack galvanic cor-1
Living ~ree
.YuJe .; Gift·
Slia:re~ ldea--G~t -Retµrns
Porcelainized aluminum is. so !'9slon •may oCcur under cer-~ .that it ican ~ cleaned ti.in ' conWUmS ' if any
with any .type· ol. pbwder and dlsiimJlar metal ia fastened to '
soap. it. u alumimim~fasteners -are ·
To Natl.ire . '
A uvb,g Chriitmia tree has
the merit of being • gUt to the
emlronment. nffs Jlt'""!tle MYgen, trap
'illlt partlCJes 'cinnsing'-the air we brrithe and rodl!c<'nolse.
·A llvtng Chrlstmls tree can be-and m]oyed dur-
ing the houdays, Aller Dec.
25, the h'<e can be planted In
the JaP.Ucape or,. It can be
grown J1r a tab or: container -to .be·uoed in IUture years.
. ,Jn -!MOY. Cellfomla com-
By EARL ARONSON ,,,. __
u ~oo build. a, ll)le ~ ~t
grower "Md' are 'williiig to
share the plins with other
gardeners, then )rou11 get lots
or mail .••
That's what hs.s-beppned in
the case of C o.r n eJ I
University's new plant grower
that makes raising ornamental
plants easy all ·seasons. Prof.
Fred G. Il't'bner, .... wtio. _bUil~
the original model, • reports
that more than 3,000 requests
for plans bave been-received
from all 50 states. ,
· The grower is intended for
Book .Out.'
On Flowers
• inunlt;ea, ell)'-olficlats l\ave
made tt PJ11ible f0< d~ to
~ ~ g~t to.earth. For in-stante, in Frempnt, L o s
Ango1es,,&lb 'Be"""!fbci ana san ~. residen can . Aptly descri~. as a~ id"eal
·-e-llving ~ ln!er .. field guide for ~ en-lor plll!llilc in munlcipol and 'tlwsiasts' Is "IV!ldllowers and Pol>U• ...... -orito· replant Weeds," by Booth Courtenay
flre-de\1Dtated terraln. There and J a m e s H. Zlm-
the trees prov!<\! ~ti for merman (Van ·Nostrand
present and IU!ure i'•era-Reinhold Company).
!ions'. •· , , I Not ooly do e s this han-
dy b o o k break .down items
'ft':r\ ,.,. ' intO · fainllies, it, also ··helps FI6wer rrogram the reader "11 b color
Se . •. ~CJ ;. · t pl>olos and other.,vtsual -· t m1. -em'!'p e and <by ,ecol!>gicllJ j!lformatlon
A s.n· Jua~ CaJ!lslrano cou-... ~ wb,y a plant )s _foUhd In a
pie who ·' ate' Fofesslonal particular babllat.
use tn homes; schools and ~ .. ctEANING pail'ited not used, a bit~inous _pah;it
commercial operations. "The alul'n..inum house -siding the ·Yeoatiag or. ~ting tape JS
Cornell Autornal'ed P I an t long bolloW-handied brush recommended.
Grower" contains plans for sold :for car, washing may be
· rour versloos of the plani.r. used. Wash 'from the. bottom
oOe ~ may be built 01 1!J1 and· keep all the washed ;---------, wood, eliminating need for -3rea wet unut that side of the soldering or welding. house is finished This will
1be plan~· features an prevent streaking.
automatic watering system U you intend to paint new
arxf controlled I i g ht i n g • aluminum, , the oil or grease
eliminating tbe need for daily applied at the factory to pro-
care. The Cornell pubUcation tect it durblg stupment must
1tCC0mpanying the plans also "be Washed off' wJth a .
relates to the se1edion 1of. ·phosphOric acid available at 1~--"-------,1 growing medium, fertilizir, •most -. ~t· ·:and hardware
containers, starting p I ants ~stores-.. WJlen.Jthe :a1um1nuih
from seed or through pro-1 has ~·thofullgblyflt si.iuld
ruaaation, disease and insect; 1 be .!.f~ •. " ··With 8n extttior l\;;.::.;:;;.:o;:.:;_=::1:"---"I ~trol. . met!'i;"iliier.·prelerably zinc one:ilf 1ttre featul!s that
You can ~ a potting 1 .... ~"1w.h.etr.. ' corrosive ;a Smilay .
• bench as well With lnfonnatloo COlldWons exist •. .,;"" • "'Dll""'Y in "lnlonnatioo Bulletin ~.'! 1 :.,,.. '-, r .:in
costing 3S cents, available, bY, ; atill>ll OR • BR t GB T
writing to Con\~11 Uhlver51ty illhii!ilPum cooling Pf!s.can be
Malling ROom · Research wash<d only'with' soaps and
Park, Ithaca, N:Y. 14850. r deterger¢s. P'olishes and nylon
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de¢dnltlon ti~ 11) '>' Jor· •fll; _1"jils .. al!d . eitil!!tiit jnembOrs of San QCnente's , cidiif~n; a ,PI~ \;o,O •t .Glrdeii Club Wedneidly at the ~ lihd ·g e o g f,a·p ti l
Folloder's Room ol the Com-~ion. , ,... ..,
l>\aolty. Climboqle .•
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feltored~tlOIW~ ~-=·~:-~ • ' • ·.-1.-1· .... ·;:-· -~ , mnoac-f wii:. mem ... ;-! i8'i!!RI Iller the ..... .
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COSTA MESA
OPEN DAILY 9 to 5:30
SUNDAYS 9 to 5
Christ1nas BEGINS AT HOME
SIJ1rt with
THE DOOR -AND -THE ENTRY
WREATHS
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SWAGS
POTIID
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H•ng • wr•1tJi or Br i 9 ht 1rtd eolorful •w•7 •• 1 w1leo1?1• "1h1,-d tr 111" 1r1
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UNl'f'UE and 4GINAL d•corative designs featUrln9 burlap bows fo velv•f
ribbons and fro~~hin91 natural'' to ever-popular "glittering baubfe1."
NEXT • SELECT A LMNG CHRISTMAS TREE
BLUE SPRUCE
Outst1ndin9 bluest of blue -.a color
c.ontr11t to edcl to yo~r l1nd1c1p1.
Pl111 meny ot.,her living lr11s from t .50.
PINE1 TREES . .
A 1•'9• ¥1ri.+y of +r1~itional pines
. ouftt1ndin9 quelity. P'ric~ from •t.50.
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HIS CRIME-SILENCE
Reporter Farr ---
Tll< fo~ ii from T~ ~
UM, • journal of com"""'"ry P•l>-luhed and edited in ~ Alamito.
bf/ Dtton Gayer, a profuW of jour-
nalfam at Cal Stat< Long BtGCh.
William Farr, a rtporter f"" the Los
Angeles Times Is In jail. 'Ibo length of
his eentence -lndeflnlt<.
Ills crime! Rel\Jllng to -.al lhe
source Oita news story.
Incredible? Perhaps. But perhaps not
In today's cllmale of mlltrust and dis-
dain for the rights of the press under, the
first amendment to the Constitution of
the United States, the veey fJnt of the
g)Jarantees our founding fathers ordained
under the S<>«lled BUI of Rlgbts.
During the trial of Charles Manson.
charged with the brutal ·siaytngs of ac·
tress Sharon Tate and others at an ex-
clusive Bel Air estate In 1970, reporter
F.arr was employed by the Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner and c o v e r e d the
1vlanson trial for that paper.
On July J.8, 1970, Farr learned of a
purported ''master plan'' by the Manson
"family" to murder a number of top
entertainment celebrities, specifically
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Judge W atas Names of Attorneys
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Ellzabelh Taylor, Richard Burton, Frank ·> to Interview Mia GrUlm aner hei
Sinatra, Tom Jones and Steve McQueen. test~ In court. ~1~1tneues had
He got the information from a former ~'.permitted ta tafk.lt'11ie pl'esl &lier
cellmate of Manson e»<lefendent SUsan • ~ leatlmony wu T 80 Farr
Atkins. The cellmale wu then on parole. ' 1_,. ,_ --• ..,.... _;. of The parolee. Virginia Graham, was cu.1.-fwu ~ .. ~ 1t:1erence
Fat'I' learnecl ot a M-·
•-·-ter plCna• to mar·
der a Humber ot t!t!feb·
rides. "
scheduled to testify on .the information
during the trial, so Farr's conversation
with her was agreed upon as "off the
record" until after her testimony, at
which time he would re-interview her 11on
the record," when she waa no longer
restricted by the court's gag rule.
FARR THEN "'°I ta the perole
authorities and received tmraordinary
pennlsslon (because she was on parole)
~ aJ!Cf whit ltld ...,. standaro
pnoctl<t lil.1111 -
Alt!Joogh Judga <liarl'!I Older denies
that this ts the caae, Farr polnta out that
Linda Kaaablan, the key prooecutloo wit·
ness, not ooly WU permitted ta talk lo
tbe prees &lier her leltiJnol>y, she was
permitted to 'bold a pre11 conference in
the Parter Center auditorium. Parker ·
Ceoler la the Los Angeltl police facility.
On Oct. I, for reaaono having nothing
to do with · the Virginia Graham
te8tlmony, wblclL was lo begin about a
week later, Farr says, <Judge Older ad·
vised all attorneys In tho .... that hence-
torlh the Pl order -"' apply befart,
during, and aft<r wi-· lesllmony -
a ruling whlcb Farr 583'1 '"tbrew me into
a state of panic."
~ It appeared oo the froill pqe of the
Henild Exam!Mr on Oct, 9.
11B£AR IN MIND,"' Farr remlndl
crlUca, "this Jury WU sequestered. Had the Jury not been ~lertd I -.Id not
have run the story.' . .
To Insure that the Jury ~d Indeed be
deprived a look at the story, Fm ..,.
• gested that the Juda• bive the wlndoWI
of the bus ''blacked' out" so that jlD'On
would not have an opportunlly lo aee the
headlines of the paper on tbetr WI!' ta or
from the courtroom. Tldl wu dooe.
"No Juror did, Jn fact, see that .. riews
story until after the tnal,.., Fm 14)'1,
flatly. I
He points out, however, that the judge
never sought to take testlmoey from aoy
of the Jurors.
"HE WANTS to lmow II H ~judlced
the trial and he Wlllla ta Pll!llJh the at·
lomeys for vlo'811n& the ral ...der, but
there II no showing ol fact that aoy juror
knew about It at all, eVen after the trial."
It appelrtd then, oo Oct. I, 19711, that
the matter was closed.
Callf~mta Supreme Court, the court
..iusedtahearlt.
'l1lt United State< Supn!me Court also
refuaed to hear the case.
11 tho a citations of contempt "°"'
itltule the enUre case. bow can tho judge
lmpoee an •'indefinite" a en t e,n c e?
Normally the aeotence for t.! counto ef
conlempl would be ·a muimwn 'of 65
day1 in Jail and '6,600, a eenteoce Farr,
at thll point. w0uld gladly accept.
Judge Older khows thll,.ol COJll'IO·
"What be intends to do," Farr ex·
plalnB, "Is ta haul me out of jail every
Monday, ask me the aame quesUOns. and
then fmd me guilly of contempt again
and put me baek in."
EVEN FAR.B'S own attorneys believe
In this way the Jud8e can hold him In i•il
for at least three years.
Since leaving the office of the District
Attomoy, Farr has gone to wol'lt for the
Los Angeles Times where, ironically, he
Is again CO'IOrloi tho courts.
Nixon a Big Spender
He bad written the story in advance, so
that it needed only corroboraUon after
the testimony and could be released im·
mediately. He bad "promised" his city
editor the story, and now it appeared
doomed by the unexpected new gag rul-
ing.
~ COlNmDENTAILY, homer, on
almost the same day, the judge ordered
that a slalement be taken from· Virginia
Graham so that it couJd be edited (under
On March 1 Farr reoigned his position
as reporter far the Henld-Ezaminer to
become an executive assistant to the
Diatrk:t Attorney in Los Angeles. 'About
50 days later, as Farr recalls, whlle on
the way to ~l!!l· 1'1& '"""'·wtl!l an ,. order.. ta appear agaJi. before Judge
Older.
His peraooal life has been complicated
ta Ibo ,....AOI that, althowdi his pay from
the Times Is generous, lie bas found u
almoct lmpoalble to achieve the simple
roqullltes of everyday living. It waa im·
possible for him to sign a lease f\ll' an
apartment, for instance , when the
management learned of hls possible im·
prisonment. Only through intercession of
the nines could he rmally receive a
waiver of the lease to rent an apartment.
He WU' \lllble to~buy aicar~m time
(having-sold his when he was ent~tled to
White House Costs Double Since '69
By FRANK CORMIER
...-1a11H p,_ wrttw
President Nixon, striving to reorganize
the federal bureaucracy -and save
money in the process -need only survey
his immediate domain to measure the
scope of th~ problem.
Since 1969. the a1U1ual rost of operating
the Executive Office of the President has
more than doubled -to $71 million from
$31 mi llion.
But even that figure does not actually
portray the true cost of running the Nix -
on Whi te House.
An Associated P~ study of budget
documeDts and lestimony at ap-
propriations he"arings suggests the real
cost may approximate $110 million a
year, not counting expenses of the Office
of Management and Budget, the Off,i.ce of
Emergency Plarming and !ome other
arms or the President's Executive Office.
NO PRECISE accounting is possible'
because many outlays are disbursed -
and even hidden - in budgets ranging
from those of the NntiooaJ Park Service
to the Central lntelligencc Agency. The
JjlUgh estimate " of iuo· million uilr ~
Cmtervatlve. •
'In 1970, The Wall Slreet ~al
.diiinated costs more or Jess directly
nlated to the presidency at "vef"/
nughly" $70 million a year. Robe.rt P.
Mayo. wbo was Nlmn's budget director
at the time, was invited by a House ap-
Pf.Opriatiom subcommittee to confirm
the. estimate or supply pgure& of his own.
lie replied :
"1 would soy it's almost impossible to
do."
Nixon made a significant move in 1970,
"ln the interest of candor and accuracy,"
to more clearly disclose tbe true cost of
operating the White House office -his
immediate staff. ,.
The President said the office
payroll totaled 548 -up from 208 a year
earlier. 1be difference came from
acknowledging the presence of aides
whose salaries were paid out of a rather
myste~ ···~at projects" fund or by
various departments and agencies.
But even after this move toward fuller
disclosure, dozens of people who work at
the White House remain unaccounted for
in the White House budget. Some ex·
;imples:
-Fifteen archivists from tbe General
Se rvices Administration who are prepar-
Dozens of people mllo
tllOrk at tJie Wlalte Rouse
,,_., .. -ted tor
fn the Wlalte B· o 11 • e
budget.
ing files that wilt go to lhe Pianned·?(lion
Library.
-A dozen or more gardeners and
groundskeepers detailed by the Park
--Se~. I ·~' \ I ~ ~~ -, • ,..
- A ""'"' cf Atrrrf il&gean Wllo serve as cbauffturs,for Nixon's principal
assistants. ·" ~'
-Navy cooks and waiters who man
staff dining rooms here and at the
Western White House at San Clemente.
-A sizable lllaff ol armed services
aides, paid for by the Defenae Depart-
ment and the Coast Guard.
-Pbysidalll, medi<al corpsmen and
nurses detailed by the military to care
for the President, his family and
members of the staff.
~ About 60 members of the National
Security Council staff on loan from CIA,
the State.and Defense Departments and
other agencies.
Some of t h e largest White H~
~----Our Man in Sall Franclst!O -----·
This Addict
Lobbies ·
His Victim
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Ted Knight
entered his store (Knight's Lld.) in
The Cannery a w h i I e back to
discover a $100 pewb!:r figure bad been
stolen during the night. In its place
was t1lil neatly printed card : "Your
mls&lng llem bought my heroin. Solu-
tion: Free heroin for addicts. Heroin
malnteoance cuts crime. Action: Tell
'your RepresentatJve."
make your eyes glaze over so swiftly?
The Manbattanlzatlon of San F~
cisco : "l will never allow It to hap-
pen," says the Mayor, his words
drowned out by the Milla and
Jackhammers. Even OW' Holy of
kolles -the '06 earthquake -is no
longer regarded u any great shakes.
IT'S ALSO parannoying, if not ex·
actlf paranoid, that moat under-the·
seat airline luggage Is about half an
Inch too thick to fit under the seat.
Have you noticed that, too? They have
special crews at Boeing, Douglas and LORE OF 111E LAND: As you old·
Lockheed· Just to keep an eye on this. tlmen know, when a waiter In Norlh
WheneVer all under·thMe•t luggage Beach' whisper& "Wt pt some Italian
actually fits wider the teat, these mackettl today/' be meant yoo can
crews go Into emergency 1es1ion and have ...., Illegal striped baas. In the
lower the plane seals by half an ln<h Napo..SOOOma area, the p""word ts
... Ob, WI Jack Ande""" wvuldo'I "Piii, care for ...., mountain
nave (lven to get that stary flnt, satmoo7"
AS FR.ED Au.EN said about a IN ONE EAR: Ed Mutkte11 name ls
million yeen qo, "'111ert oeem lo be no llioger mud around the ofllcea of
more bores' aroilnd than when I wts • M~, tbe tbiri> loe&I film group
boy," a stat_tmtnt th.at ltUl bas o cer-(Claude Jannon; bick Heffron, et al)
taln vaUdtty. Haye yOU evtr known a !hut n\adc the Senator'•. campaign
bigger (or longetl bore than BART? spots for TV. tor montM, be refused •
Or 1 bloodier bore than tl)e war In lo payr.realon, but the good news
Vietnam! Not only shQuld -neither «nafly arrived In an envelope -•
have been arted.1 th!ly'IJ never be check tor $40,0oo. Medkln'a bUf was 1.L---1-!Jnlsbed;-at-untold-_..,-'l'llo~en~;OOO, hut tbe hock wtth-tl,. mlsstnf
v1"lmn61t: How can 80 vital a subjoct slsc thou.
:r •
related expenses can only be the subjed
of gues.swork .
Nowhere in the federal budget, for ex·
ample, is there a coat figure lot the
White House Communications Agency
(WHCA) -an offshoot of the Army
Signal Corps responsible for keeping the
Prtsident and his aides in constant touch
with the world.
One published estimate of WHCA
outlays: $35 million n year. The AP's
estimate, mirroring an Anny budget
figure for communications support to one
component of•the executive office of the
President: $26.7 million.
Another big ilem: The cost of the 89th
Military.Airlift w:;i at ~,~ws
Air Force Base, . , , . ~ . ffbon
and hi> fanlll¥, Vice Preoldeiil)ipb'o T.
Agnew, peace negotlatar Henrj A. Kiss-
inger and others on p.residential
missklns. Tbe wing's stat~ l?Udget of $1~.8 mllllm does Qi!! bitlpdio .._.el
costa.:AP's estlmale' for ilie ,r*denilal
air neet: $33 million..
PROTECTING the President also in-
vo}ves more money than the combined
.. .,,..,. for Nixon's office an·d White
Bouie residence e:1penses, although the
Seicftt· Service does not provide preclse f' " ·-. Some 1.280 Secret -agents spend
44 pefcent fjf. their time oo wort =-elated
to pntectlon, according to· Director
James J. Rowley. U only half the pr::o-
tective work involves Nlloo
presmnably a very conservative pro-
portitn -the anoual cost would be about
Ill Dlllllon.
In addition, the fK>5 uniformed officers
of the Executive Protective Service
devote more than half their effort.a to
guardlq the White HO!lSe and .the
nelghbarlng Executive Office Buildlni.
The eatlmated cost: 16.1 mllliOo.
Not directly spelled out In bidget com-
pilatioDI:' are the costs of major repainl
and maintenance work at the White
House. These funds come from the Na-
tional Parlt Service and the Ge.feral
Services Administration.
NElTHER IS there a budget ac--
countlng of how much the Stale Depart·
ment IPenda oo state dinners or visiting
world leaders or for N"l.XOD's eztemive
travels abroad.
The President has a personal travel
allowmce of $75,000 a year. Caspar
Weinberger, dJrector of the Office of
Manapment and Budget, told a HOU5e
subcommittee a few months ago:
"J would suspect the trip to China, for
example, cost more than that. That is
funded out of travel from other
departments which are immediately in-
volved -State, Defense and otben."
It Is llnown that the National Perk
Servlce contr:lbutes $49,400 a year to pay
a portlOo of the cost of the While House
curator'• office. The State Department
PllYI &be rest because Curator Clement Conatr' aerves the same function there.
HERE ARE White House-related
estimated outlays that are spelled out In
the budget for the cunent fiacal year
that llopD July I:
PnlkleoUal pay and e.z p~ n 1 e
allowance, $250,000; White House offl~.
·$9,76'1,000; special projects, 11.6 mllllon ;
exe<:UUve residence, $11341,000. \...,
Prllldential 8.$Slstance ·provided ~ memblft of Agnew'1 staff detailed to
chores issll!"ed by Nixon, 1735,000;
Domtltlc council, lt,774,otll; Natlooal
S<>c:urlty· Council, $2.670,000:
COIDlCU of Economic A d v I a e r s ,
$1,32$1000; Council on Environmental
Quality, 12~,000; Olfite of eon.umer
Affllirs, •t,075,000: Office of Science and
'l'echnc>lo1p" l2,t56,000 ; Of!i~ o I
Telecommunications Policy, $3 millJIJQ,
OfClce oi Intergovernmental Relations,
S.111,opp; National Aeronaut~cs and Space
.:.Ou~I. j!65,000; aoedaf represenlaUve
for ttW negotiatfons, $1 ,123,000; and
Council on lntemltlonal E eon o m I c
Pol1Cy;"l1;341 ,000 ..
'
• the decision of People vs. Aranda) before
she testified.
(People vs. Anmda rules that a witness
can only testJly to matters of which she ·
had direct knowledge and involving a
single individual, not naming other peo-
ple -whicb would be considered
"-· Thus a statement by Virginia
Graham could only contain referellce$ to
What Susan Atkins told Miss Graham
that SHE did. If, for .insta.r1ce, she had
said that she, Charlie Manson and
Patricia Kr e n·w ink I e had gone
somewhere, it would have to be edited to
say that she -Susan Atkins -and two
other people bad gone to this location.)
The judge ordered that a full statement
be takeo by the -tian (whlcb then
would be available, of course, to all of
the attorneys In the Cjl30) and aubmltt.d
ta him. Farr looked upon this ...der aa a
· 'stroh Of luck, for If be were able lo ob-
tain a copy of the statement, he could
refer to It In ~ -story without revMling
' that he 'had talked lo Virginia ·Graham
penonally.
On Oct. 7, the day after the Graham
testimony was taken, Farr set about the
task or attempting to get a copy of the
transcript from one of the attorneys. He
asked each of them for a copy (except
Mamon'a attorney, who he knew 'WOUid
not give it to him) and, in the end, ac·
tually got three copies of the transcript
WREN HE BAD obtained t h e
transaipt, Farr aaked that Judge Older
be advlaed that he bad the copy, so that
Older would not question Virginia
Graham about whether sbe had talked to
'Farr and cauae her either to commit per-
jury or to get Into trouble, herself.
On Oct a, Judge Older called Farr Into
chambers and asked if he had a copy of
the transcript. He admitted he did , but
refused to answer the judge's question aa
ta where he got the tnmacript.
Judge Older asked him If he would rely
oo section 1070, the statutory privilege In
caJlfomia establlahing the rlgbls of
reporters to protect their sources, if a
beartag were beld, and Farr advised him
that he would.
Now that the legal acrobaUca seemed
past, and knowing that the jury waa ae-
questered and would not have an op-
portunity ta aee the story, Farr gave the
paper the go-ahead ta run the story aod
'nle "order" was to show cause why
Farr should not now be compelled to
answer certain questions before the
court. Judge Cider's reawdng was, that
now that Farr no longer was a reporter
he was DO longer entitled to invoke sec-
tion 1070.
THE QUESTIONS tho Judge waoted ta
ask were, of O>Ul'Se, the same questions
he bad asked in October about Farr's
source for copies of the Graham
tnmacript
There was a series of three hearings
and Farr was found guilty on 17 counts of
contempt oo July 19. Because four of the
counts were obviously repetitive, they
were dropped, so the coovicUoa stood on
13 counts of contempt. Seven ol the re-
maining 13 counts were based In effect
on answers .to the..,,,. questloo, the dlf·
iereoces being that """'1 time the Mm•
of the a~mey was different:
"Did Vincent T, Bugliosl give you the
transcript?"
"Did Paul Fitzierald give you the
lranscript?"
' ' iNBTEAD of waiting for the end of the
hearing and citing Farr for simple ron· ,
'No juror .. .., tlaat
_..,. •'°"II ulltU after
the trial,' Fano ••II•·
!empt. each time the reporter refused to
answer, Judge Older ordered a new count
Of cootempt. These seven refuub b
Farr, plus refusal ta aori'er six o
questlom, ....Wied In the 13 counts of contempt.
A1lhough many people were m.. •
credulOUI that the judge could in-
terpret section 1070, reporters i:! at·
tomeya alike as.sured Farr t the
decision would be overturned appeals
court.
On the contrary, the ~od District
Court of Appeal upheld the Judge's rul·
mg. I
In the Interim the '\"I< Leglllature
passed a new law tha> ellminaled the
conlusioo In the Farr~· ststlng that In
the future, Section l~, if applicable at
the time of the all refusal to reveal
IOUJ'Ce, will con e to apply after a
reporter leaves newspaper pro-
fe11loo.
When the F case went to the
NOii! Fa"' b 'a little Ins tCWl"f to be a live· •-r-t,,...' ..... ----------------
use an official car whit~ employed with
the.Di.strict Attorney). Nor could be lease
a ca r.
ONCE IN HIS apt .. nent he WilS
un~ble to.buy furniture and found himself
in a high-rent Bunker Hill apartment,
forced to sleep in a sleeping bag for rive
months. He has considered remarrying.
but doesl\'t feel that he cnn do so Y.1th ~n
indefinite sentence ging over his
bead.
Farr admits that hen be first stood
for the principle he till believes ls right ,
be realized that · was possible that he
mllbt be found In conlempt,_ hut he
believed that sentence would be light
and that he might be "a fJve-<lay
martyr." No that the sentence is so
vague. Farr says he is "a Uftle less will·
ing to be five-year martyr."
Nonetbe sa. be does not intend to
disclose sources. AU of tm attomeys
in the . incidentally, have been qu es-
tion o,n the matter by Judge Older and
each as denied giving the transcript to
Fa . realizing that such an admission
w d almost undoubtedly resu1t in their
sbannent and the end of their careers
indicating 'additionally, three cases of
perjury on the part of three attorneys.
So far Farr baa had ooly minimal ex-
penses because bis attorneys have
worked without pay.
Nevertheless, expenses are mounting
and Farr predicts a possible cost to
himself of more than $10,000 before the
case Is over.
Farr is a moderate to conservative in
his overall stand On the question of
freedom of the press versus fair trial. He
doesn't believe that reporters should
have freedoms greatly different from
those of other citizens: He does not
believe, even, that freedom or the press
gives a repcrter the right not to appear
to answer questions.
Nevertheless be feels that there are
many rights a reporter does have at the
time the questJons are being asked.
NJ, the case stands now, Farr is in jail
His crime? Refusing to reveal the
source of a news story. "We hold these
truths to he aeli-evldent •.. etc., etc."
Italy Needs Some Change
Candy, 6um, Matches Substituted for Coins
By IDLMl TOROS "caramelle," candies. Instead. be gives
._....., ,,_ Wl'tttr nothing but vtrb&l promise of a-p~
u And hen!'s your change, .. an ezpresso portionate discount the nat Ume.
bar cashier in Rome says, handing over AS ONE SOLlmON a lobacco shop .
a piece of candy. ow.er. Marlo nberl, "'18 .. ts roomdlng
UJ>Ot candy, siie may give you bubble out the prices lo lltl or 100 Ure. j!e points
gu!n. a box of -· stamps or even out that a dally nowwpaper COOll 90 Ure,
'"!(IOU iostead of~ change. He says It might u well cost 100, about a
' ttsly is running short Cl lllliD change, penny more.
'Pt\l'ticularly the five iitd 10.llfe coln3, Candies are beoomlng Sllch an Integral
,ptlrth nearly a cent and a little over I I> part of small busthoal that a Rome
• ~nts. newsstand operator 11y1 he aeta a
-' The aovemment. wllfch doubfed the sackful of. candles afoag With 1tstks Of
circulaUm of coins ta W mllijon pJ;Cel popers eveey morning.
In tw<i )'Un, plans lo mint -and Some conoumen m complalnln1. Says
mort llDafl coins to keep up with cJe. Romao acrlpt writer Antonio Moltonl:
mand or dlappoarance. '1~d or my IO Un dtln(e, Ibey gave
me three caramoJle. U I wtre ta flO In · WHE1U1i DOBB the llUlJ change go? and onl<t three canmelle, ft nuld have
Formerly, the ,....1ar belief was that COii me ts· Ure. Imagine the huge profits m... maken otoclttd five and 10.llta made by ilvlnc candy lnlt<ad of
coins and tumecl them Into button& alnoe change."
the cost of "IMftUfacturlng a button was He suspeCll tbat aome me:rchantt-hl1~1" But merchanll now discount that. hoarJ small chanae and push candlu ..
"It'•· the .(OUrlsts who 1.re ~king them a profit.able 1idt iiuslnesl. : ..
awey as lf tbey were gold," complains The shortage alto provldes ammunition
Mario Aller, a . coffte 11hop owner who for the movement to knock off at leut a
calls the coin stiortoge acute. zero from IU•llan currency, )hus making
Italian coins make i n e x p e o a I v e fi ve and 11).Jlre coinl obtolete. souvenln..l!!d.A~ iakl_to__be perfect •or ___There IJ..hardlyJ!>Y.I~ to be bo1!Jhl
soma slot macblnu In other parts ol for five Ure 11 ~tallanl m f~ lo
Europa. carry big money ta bU1 small th!nga. A
Aller 11y1 be. JPUtrlt doling out rilovte·Cosla atiOut fiOOO Ure wblf~ i plCk
• ! '
or clprtlles av.rages 350 lire -60 ceots.
But such a realignment -as France
did a decade ago -is seen unlikely as
mlnUng intensifies.
C&ramelle may be a healthy substitute,
however. A health official said last week
that J3 pucent of small change in Italy
is contaminated with active genns.
' But he added: uThe bacteriological
contamination averages about the saml
as the contamination of the air, water
and everylh_lng else abOut us."
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Saturday, December 2, 1972
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and stimulate readers by
presenUng a Vlrlely o! Com· ~ -•
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Informed oboerven a o d
spokesmen.
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Whew ! This has been 90me
week. It's been all I could do J""t la get all my mall opened,
I doo 't know what llllp~ed
thi5 outpouring of artwork -
and jokes and poems -but it
sure made me happy.
In addltton, Andy got a ccu-
ple of questions I thlnk are
PoSSlble winners, and Carol
was swamped with good (and
some very sick) jokes. But we
like to get them no matter
how much they make us
g'""ll,
Now, you may not realize it
bu.t there is only about another
week for you to get your
Christmas cards ln. It is
sneaking up on us quickly. So
this week, lnstead of our •
regular contest, I want yoa to
just spend your time on your
Christmas a n d Hannuk.ab,
(which began yesterday)
cards. Uncle Len is especially
, concerned that they are very
good ooes.
I have received quite a few
Haunnukah cards ahd a few
Christmas cards with some
good verses -and this Is what
~·e want. We at the DAILY
PILOT are looking for a
bundJe more before t he
deadliner.
Here, again are the rules :
* PRIZE WINNER * D•vfd Walton, 12, 3130 Cork Lane, Costa Mesa
Any clUld under 12 can enter Uncle Len's COotest. Here's all you
do: (1) draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
• Inches deep. Use black ink and make lines ·black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address on back of drawing. Mail It to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box
1560, DAILY PILOO', c.osta Mesa. Entries must be received by noon on
Thursday for publicaUoo on the following Saturday. Winner will recelve
Kennedy half dollar.
•
1) You can use a bigger
sheet of paper than the
regular contest but not any
181'1!'1' then standanl..U.
page (81> by II inches),
do not color them in at all. a single sheet of paper. Do not that was off the subject, but
told the card or write inside or still wa.s very nicely done. One
we woo't be able to print ti. piece, wblch took a lot ~ work
2) Draw the canls In black
l· ink, crayon or dark pencil but
3) Be sure to include a verse
so. all our readers will get your
messsge.
f) Draw only on one side of
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AllCt'f Mfldl • (°""""'" 21Wotvmt... mldwa be~ "--•---I 111 l'llt M"11 Slvdenb E~i. to Y """CCII UJe l!IUUll: 0
hill s1t11CW • .,. 1J. °' TI1i.,. Ai-Greece, -Turtey and Crete
Only original art work will and has a beautiful message,
be accepted. ii in the right band corner of
The deadline is 5 p.m. on this page.
Wednesday, Dec. 13. And the It Is our special honorable
best part, of coune, is that the mention winner for the wetk,
winner gets to go t o and was drawn by Karen Sue
Disneyland on Wednesday o( Gilbert, 7, or 1528 Seacrest in
the next week with his or her Corona del Mar. Thanks,
entire immediate family. Karen, ror all your effort!
All of the 9 nume~p will I don't know where you got
win Kennedy halt dollars for all these Ideas for drawings,
their efforts and their artwork but here's what came in:
will be printed in the DAILY IJgbtning (from last week),
Pltm' aomelime b e f o r e castles, horses and buggies,
Cbrlllmas 111 a special page. loll ol good Uolted States
DAil Y PILOT l
'
'-" Ragmop' s 1st Plane Ride-and Last
By EL'!A PEDERSEN
awtiltla9 sci-..,..... s.r.lct
"Your father and I are golnl In Dy In Port Graham this mom1nc to collect IO!De ot the store account!," Paul's mother
!old him ........ ~his breoklasl. -· ;c .. Ob, Mom. can I go too?"
Paul l<M!d to fly ht the Jittle Ooat planes that buzzed be-
'-" the small vlllages along the Aluka roast. The pilot
usually stayed quite low so it was like traveling on a flying
carpet, gazing on the forest and the bays below.
"I'm alrald_oot, Paul," his Mom replied regretfully.
"We're taking some grocery orders, so two passengers are all
Bob can take.''
Paul's t.armed face creased with frown lines, his lower lip
pushed out. But before he could start coaxing, Mom spoke
again.
"Cap Hanson wants you to go beecbcoolbing with him
this morning, He said he'd be al tile boat Ooal al 9 o'clock."
JnatanUy Paul's mood choJlled. Ills pouting mouth spread
ht a grin. He glanced at the kitchen dock and lllarled to gulp
down In oatmeal A morning spent with Cap llamoo was
m:n flm !ban a plane ride any day.
"KEEP YOUR eye en Ragmop," his Mom said as he
headed for the door. "You know -be '1ateo II when we all
go away."
Paul looked down at the black, .H>{balred dog that was
fl!lfflng at bis rubber l>ooU. I
"He can go with me," Paul promised.
He got his paeksack from the porch behind the store and
bast<ned down the street, Ragmop at his heels.
Cap Hamon WU already in his skiff, gassing 1IJ> the out·
board mot.or. Paul clattered down the ramp, shouting a greet-
ing. 'nle old man's face, as brown and wrinkled as a walnut
lhell, l1alhed a brief grin.
"Good mornlng, boy," he AMWered in a foghorn voice .
"l bev the last It.Orm washed up a lot o( stuff on the Outer
-. We lbould find a lot today."
Paul nodded esgerty, his ~ dancing on his forehead, too
filled with Joy la .....,.. as he walled la be ocdered aboard.
"The dol CID't come," Cap Hanson growled. when Paul
I
reached to llfi his pet aboard. "He'll chase the gulls and
snipes aloog the beadi and bark his h<ed off. I want j>eollO
and quiet."
PAUL KNEW there was no use to argue.
"I'm sorry, Ragmop," he willspered to the Utile dog that
wilimpered and eyed him beseechingly, "You go home to Mom.
1'11 be back.at noon."
He took his place in the front seat oi the sldJf and avoided
watching hls little pet go sadly up the ramp and back to the
store.
The roar o( a Ooat plane taxiing away from the beach
caught Paul's attention. He gazed across the water and saw
Bob's plane poised like a gigantic mosquito. A1om and Dad
must be aboard, headed for Port Graham.
The noise increased as the plane speeded-up, the sea
spray flying behind like twin fountains. & the. plane lifted
from the water Paul could see a dark object rastened to ooe
gleaming metal float.
Paul watched as the plane climbed, wishing he wu
aboard. 1ben his eyebrows came together as be stared at the
object oo the float. It was not tied secUrely. It was allpplng
oil. The black -twisted and turned .. ~ plmnmeted
down, IDd Paul~ with horror.
"THAT'S RA.8MOP! tie was riding on the noat!"
The little dog must !lave climbed IIJ> oo the float allor
pilot and passengers bad closed themselves in the plane. He
had clling to the metal float as Jong as be could. 1ben the
climbing of the plane had cast him off.
Cap Hanson leaped into action. With great alacrity he ran
to his skiff. As Paul followed, Cap reached for the outboard
starter. A moment ·1ater they sped across the harbor at full
speed. '
Paul leaned over the bow; hi3 anxious eyes scanning the
surt.ice. When he spied the black, furry bundle be pointed
and Cap llAnson beoded for il f!agmop, his silk:f black -surrounding him like a Ooating halo, was paddling desperately.
As Paul reached out to lilt him, he whimpered and moaned
like a baby.
"'nlat's all right, Ragmop," Paul crooned. .. I've got you.
You're sale now."
Mrta. c..n.o.. "' "'' .,..r1on: poupd a handful of vok:ani~
Was AU•• ... real place! ., les1 .called . 'the SantorinJ
Among the things that came maps, including o u r Im·
-in the mail this week was a aginaUve wioner, 1DOD1ter1
stoey, which I dort1 baV• !000\ drinking colas, motorcycles
to nm this week but will uve 1.,and raclnc cars. cabins in the -----------------------------~-----------for la~.Jt 'l'll"" ~ ..... --.... w. .......
Plato, the phllosoplier ol an-!lroup. .
cient Greece, claimed that he The two larger ula~ nf
learned about AtlanUs from Tbera and ~i~ ~e
somebody who heard the stor/ t~ small isles, Still beartag
by the J.y'eaMli:I wHtiir,-aDd Wow, what a week. But
was a welcome idea. don't stop now. Remember the
Also. I got a lot of art work big contest!
Corner----.
f bl df th ho IDClellt names . that meant
rom s gran a er' w "burnin .. Th also . c·' f heard it from scxne pri~ts in .d g. that ~--• 15001'-~---" Egypt evt ence a.~ aro ~ ~---!bed I Jo .1 B.C., this "'Ilion suUered a . He ~~ ~ ma r c1 Y ca.ta.stfopbic disaster.
1n fantastic detail, and also *.
related how the lost island
cantlnent sank beneath the Sea
about 9000 years before bis
time. Plato's hard-nosed
student, Aristotle, clatmed
that his teacher invented the
mythlc&.I place to convey his
theories of an ideal .society.
*
In Ul83, the island of
Krakotoa wu demolW!ed by
the greatest volcanic explo.don
ol recorded hi5tory. Geologists
estimated that tbe Santorini
emption of preblstory was
tlirte times more devastating.
A large populated area was
submerged end tidal waves
RIDDLES and JOKES
* PRIZE
NINNER
Paul: What did the lightning bolt do
when he won $1,000,000,000?
Trixie: He put it in his voll
SttlO,........_.. __
Most of us long to believe in
en earthly ptll'adise, suc;h as
some ancient Utopia. If an
ideal society existed once, It is
possible again. This no dou}>t
explains why the legend of
AtlanUs bas persisted from
the lime of Plato, who
reported the story around 300
.swamped faraway sh~res. L'===================!J Possibly vague memories of
this ~ survived to found
the leg-end of lost Atlantis. But .----------------------.,
B. C.
Acconling la him, sn bland
a bout three times the 11-of
Teus existed beyond the
Pillars of Hercules, which
would be out in the Atlantic
Ocean.
only a few pots have been
found on the surviving isle_, of
volcanic pwnloe -and they
cannot tell us very much
about what the Atlanteans, ii
any, were really like.
A.., •nlh 110 to Alltt'f Cl•rk, K'9 1, of Hvnrlnoton lfftfl, tot Ills ques. ...,,
How many cells are In a
pe.noD'I body!
SPACE
When I look way up Into space
Each star appears to have a face,
And then yet I ooe shapes,
Cows, horses, cats and apes,
A rocket goes shooting by,
Then It brightens np the sky.
.. k ....... ,;.., ............ ._,.. ......... 1\'"'
....... 0r1.... tat• Metl lw .... ....... •lltr\I ""
• ..,., ... """ ~. Mall .,... "*" " ...,.,. .. UMll
LM, an t• C.Si. MtM. C•lff, IV».
1be 90phlsticated Atlanteans
built a fanlastic walled city
amid three cimtlar canals.
The wai.rw111 joined the sea
and gathered river water to iJ'..
rlgate fertile fields that yield·
ed two crops a year. But these
prosperous people I r e w
gJ<edy and conquered the
civilized countrits around the
Mediterranean.~ 'lbll anpred
the god Zeua, who deotil>yed
the Atlanteans and aubn\eraed
their island in one devutattng
Nobody has counted them '--------------------~
· day ol wrath. Al leaal, thJI Is
how Plato reported the story.
* The legend was kept alive
through the centuries, and
countless tnvestigators sought
for evidence of lost Atlantl.s.
Modern geOlogists can use
echo devices to chart the
ocean noor.
But there Is no evidence that
a subu\erJed cooUnent elists
or could hive ullted Jn that
part o! the Atllollc, Other scboian' rupeCt Uilt, Plato
aloo mimod oliler reconll and
greatly ex•ggerated the
dimensions of the lost con-
tinent.
This does nol mean thero Is
no truth behind the legend. II
one by one, so we can only
suess the exact number. Even f'"
the experts can only guess and
dillerent experts give different
numbers. Some say that there
are more than a ~ ~Ion•
million cells in a person's
body.
Other experts ssy that Ihm
are more likely 60 mllllon-
mlllion. And some say there
may be as many as 100
millJon.mlllJon. Of course, no
person could count any of
these big numben, not even in
a whole lileUmc.
Naturally you can count to
100 and maybe to t,000. There
ls room In a letter O for more .
than 10,000 uuie living ceUs. I/.
you counted for years and
years, maybe you could get la
l million.
There ale a, million cells In ,
about one 9:1uare lncb of your·
akin. And that'• just the ....
on the llUl'f1cc. The flesh
under the 111ln and tbe boaes
under the Oeah also al-e made
of Uny.<elb. •
Pig Expands
• "'' T......,. Biru of.a Feather?
11 moot likely buod on vague RAMONlA (AP) _ John '
memories of aome ancient snd SberTy Kewedf say thtlr
dlaslu. Many lilel '1ave been pet ))lg hlls gained 411 pounds
suggested, but the most likely in two weeks by eaUng only
spot seem• to be In the doughnuts ond mllklbak ...
Medtt<tTanesn,,-...,'Ul..-'>.l-gt!tlllOdy wwl:Ji tor·rftmrtba
Egypt. tasls d o u 1 b n u ts and
Modern re,.Al'Cbm 1111apect mlltallal<et1Jul has big left·
that the watr:ry IJ'&Ve is overs.
~ pigeon-In-Hartford, Conn:, 'tl!aJ:i!rel~ clreck
ot a atrtnQer on hlJ (or. her) fovorite perch down· town. The lost glove wu placed on the fence that
protecll ConnecUcut's Old State House.
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YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PART I -NATIONAL AND INTEINATIONAL
Give your1elf 10 ,-polnta for each correct ........
1 A federal appeals court onrlumed the fJye
conncuoa.a obtained by the eovunment in the
so-Called ''ClUo&ao Bnera'' trtal. True or
!'&Loe?
i Rtpneentat1Ye• o! more than 30 naUon• mettn
Helainld, 1'1.nlud, to plan for a confereooe next
7earon •• ? ••
a-tile world environment
0--European peace and •ecurtty
c-glob&l d1.a..rmament
3 Sena.tor .John Tower of •• ? •. reported th&t he
opent more than p.~ mllll011 ID hi• dllflcult but
11Uoceaa!ul campaign !or reeleoUon.
' 1'edenl and •tate wtborttl.u were probLnc the
deatU of two black •tudeo.taln tu.nnoll atSouttt-
ern UnivenJty 1n •• ? ••
a-Al&boma
b--Texa1
o-LouiaJana
fi Admiral Elmo R.. Zumwalt, .Jr., chief of naval
open.Uon1, •aid tb.at there JI (CHOOSE ONE:
OOIWderable, no) l.u:nus 1D NayY d1aciplloe.
PAITH -WOIDS IN THE NEWS
Take 4 polnta for each word that you .can
match wt.lb It.I correct meanlnc.
l ...•. p&D&Oe&
2 ..... plotbora
s ..... pla.cebo
"'· ••••Pec:c•diUo
6 ••• ,.pandemonJum
a-fullneu, -exau1
b-hUmle•• medicaUon
meant to IOOtb patient
a-cue-Ill
e-amall offe.nae
PART ·111 -NAMES IN THI, NEWS
Take 6 point.I for namoa lbat you can
correctly match with the cluea.
i ..... Bflwlril Healb a·a llutd-nlaer to U.S.
2 ..... WW1 Brandl
s .... .i.. lluo Tbo
4 •••• ,Jun Ptlron
B .. i • .llollhe l>lyan
b-a relumed extle
c-a Put• Ylldtor
ct-a ttattor to Nortbem
JreW>d
e-1.n eleoUon winner
Test Yourself
Htrf•s • cNflC8 tot rttl'YOl'lt In !tit l.,...lty okl -" Iii NM fll
ll:d ~lt Ill' ""' _.. ,,,_ kif -. ., THt ttlll WHlllY Nr#I QulJ
In lhol P<lv~ of ~OU' ~ flclme {rou dorl't BW'fl Mvt to ltt ..,
rest of IMP lamllY k,_ hoW YOU ma out) ...., -!low mucll l'tll k,_ .t>out w1!1t•s _.on 11'1 l'llt -llf lodt¥.
DM'1 CllMI -A-. _... ( .... le .._, ..... 11111!.
Match word clues with their correspond-
ing pictures or symbols. 10 polnta for
. each correct answer.
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BIG SUR
;~·;ken tn th11 tndus-1 ~~·. < 1
try will hold union • .......
election• durinl firtt -
8 daya of December
2 •...•
Scene of new fighting
between Israel and
Syria
3 •••••
The land of polden ta
holding Olectlonl NOT.
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Tbere'• talk ol a
worldwide •trike tn
lhla lodwltry H
5 ••.••
The la.ndofmanup1als
11 bald.ins eleotlon5
Dec. 2
6 •••••
U.S. moved toward
talks with tbia·nauon
c~ooernlDJ h!Jacidng .....
Mud•llde1 hit thla
well-known Callfomta
community
8 .....
AdYont begins Deoem.-
bor 3
!! .. , \~/ 9 ..... ~·····.,1
::. Some paddllngper--
-···j"::; mt a a 1 bl e, Supreme
···"' · ' Court agreed
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Hanukkuh be1tn1 Ol'l
November 30
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HOW DO YOU IATE?
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Doe• an.y poUUcal cau•• Ju1uty a.eta olt.errorlam
opln1l olv1Uan1?
nflS ~.X'S OW.LENGEi •• ""'
What (1 the~andelabnun u1ed atHanukkab..iled?
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o DAILY PILOT
Baptist
Finl Baptlat Cllmcb of San
Clemeaee, at 107 W. Marquita;
aervice Sunday at 11 a.m. and
6 p.m.; sermons "Corooalion
Day" and "Jlon't Write O(f tile
Prisoner," by the Rev. 'PhJlip
N. Stnith, at the two !etvlces
respectively. ·
Saturday, Decembtf 2, 1772
•
·Pulpi~ & Pew
N...,..., at 2501 Cliff Drive,
Newport Beach; service SUn-
day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
chµrch school at 9 :~: sermon
"'J'he CrOwn of Lite," by the
Rev. Kenton Beshore.
Newport Beath, services and QlnllJ Olltaffl•tltul, at 811
church school at 9 aO<I. 10:30 HellotTope Ave.; service and
a.m.: -Cll'lrcll -. r chttrcll'"'ltllool 'Sunday at 10
Chrbl, Scle1llla!, 3100 P~clllc a.m.; wtaon "Fire In lhe
Vi~ (>rive, Corona del Mar, H~art,11 by the Rev. Philip G.
services and church school at Murray.
10 a.m.; Wednesday tesiuoony Nelp.,;.._ Con ':;;,:.,~ al i P·I!'· at all four i1ona1 Clllrc' at st. J.ff.:i
· . Glenneyre; service Sunday at ·
' County Eckankar
Plans 3 Lectures
The Orange County Satsang
Society or Eckankar is prese"'"
ting three introductory-lee--
lures in the Orange Counly
area:
-Monday at Murdy !'Irk
Recreation Center, Huntington
Beach, at 7 p.m.
· -Tuesday at State Mutual ·
Sav!nga and Loon, 6!5 East
First St., Tustin, at 7:30. p.m.
<;os~l
Singers
~· To Visit .
lnternallcnal television and
recording orUst Lowell Mallj)ll
and lite Lowell Mason Trio
will appear Wednesday at·7:30
p.m. at t)!e Finl Christian
Church, 792 Vlctorla st., Costa
Mesa.
• Ma"'n has beeti collad the
World's Smallest Go 1 p e I
Slnger, because of his' height
ol only 46 inches. GOSPEL SINGER
Lowell Mloon
•
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UnJvr:rslty Baptls& Cburth,
at 22S2 S.E. Bristol, Santa
Ana ; service Sunday at 11
a.~ sermon "The Faultless
Man, by the Rev. Willis J .
Carrico; slides of Jerusalem .
at 7 p.m. serVice.
Christion Sele11ee
.Christian Seltnce Cbarebes,
Firsl Church of Christ, Scien-
tist, 2880 Mesa Verlie Drive,
C',osta Mesa, services at l l
a.m. and church school at 9:15
a.m.; First Church of Christ,
Scientist , 3th and Olive, Hunt·
ington Beach, -services and
church school at 9: 30 and 11
a.m.; First Church of Christ,
SclenUsl, 3303 Via Lido ,
€oagregati,o~l 10 · a.m.; sermon "Improve Christian Life,'' by the Rev. Plymoqtll Coagrecallonal John M. Reynolds; solo from Chur~ of Newport Barbor. at Handel's "Messiah" 3262 St.; service and church ·
school to a.m. Sund a Y; 1 Eplseo~• sermon "Open Your Eyes and ,,_,
-Friday at the Fou'ntaln
Valley Community Center,
10200 Sfater, Fountain Valley,
at 7 p.m.
These lectures will be free
to the public and .given by an
ECK Initiate to acquaint pe<r
pie with Eckankar's philsophy.
RELIGION ..
' ,
He will sing a variety or
songs, from "The Old Rugged
Cross" to "Daddy Sang Bass."
Lowell Mason began his
career at the very early age of
only. 9 years. At that time he
joined t h e staff of lhe
"Childreri's Bible Hour" radio
regular-feature on-that weekly ,
radio program which was ;
heard from coast to coast. ,:
See," by U1e Rev. John A.
Lindvall.
First Baptist . Church of Corooa del Mar Community
St. Michael and All Angels,
at 3233 Pacific View Drive,
!See PULPTI, Page 9)
Eckankar is the ancient
science of soul travel.
For further information con-
.tact. the 'Laguna ECK Cente.r,
376 Oceap Ave., Lag u n •
Beach. Telephone is 494-491.0.
broadcast. -
For seven y~. he Was a
This program is designed to
appeal to a~. ages and is open 1
to the pyblie ... ,There is oo ~ ·
rpission charge. A lree-wit(ot-
fer~ will be ~eived.
ORANGE COAST 'CllURCH DIREC·T .'ORY 1·
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
Fifteenth and Monrovia Streets
8:30 A.M. & II :00 A.M. -Morning Worship
BASIC HUMAN NEEOS, Leviticus 16
1'The Day of Atonement''
9;45 A.M. -Sunday School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Worship
Rev. Paul Bruton, Guest Speaker
Sermon By Pastor
~ED~ES~AY 7:30 l'.M. -~·· IOl~IT FROST
WATCH "DAY IY DAY"
Tbrsday -7:30 l'.M. Su!Mloy -7:00 l'.M.
tlHOf -ao-1 JO
(N__,. 'ClilW 1C.. Anfklltlo for cl Some•) •
Dr. 0.01'99 0. Wood, Pastor 644-7117
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Coit• Mesa -548-3761
E. W, Phillip~. P15+0,
SUNDAY SElflClS
9:30 A.M.-SuHoy Sclloot Clotsft IA.II A.fol)
CHILD CARE AYAILAILE 11 thrs IJ
10:50A.M.-"I•1'e LaN"
,...., l'Mlllpt Spoallllf
7:00 P.lllt-"J•dgtMO•t" .
c--IM S.,.ke
.... , Plil1Mp1 Spoalliot
",... .. Ma•• FrWar .. ,,M..-c:otfte How
Cy Holme1, Dir•ctor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
'
llANCHD OF THI MOTHEI CHURCH
THI! FllST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
ll'f IOSTON, MAS$4CHUSmS
"GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREA TOR"
December 3rd
Costa Mesa-First Church of Christ, Scientist
2UO .... 'f~ Dr .. Cotto M.,.
S•itdoy Scllool-9:15 A.M.
CtnnU s.nac._-11:00 A.M.
lectdbit a .... 2150 Mese ,.,. Dr.
Huntington Bffch-First· Church of Chritt, Scientist:;.
"' & OllM.. _Hut&..-leocti s..ct..r Sdtool -9;JO & 11 :00 A.M.
Cti111rd -9:JO & 11 :00 A.M. I leodlnt Room -228 Mall' St.
I Newport Beech-First Church of Christ, Scientist
J JOl Ylo Lio., Nawport leocti
I
I Ch111rc:li & S111td.y School-9:00.IO:JO A.M.
Rffdl"IJ Roo111, 3315 YJa Utki
• Newport Buch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
I JIOO l'adftc View Dr,. c ....... Mar
Chtdl & s.-., Scltool -10:00 A.M •
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Ma;n & Adams Streets
Huntington Beach
8iblt School & Morning Wor1h ip
9:QO & 10:]0 A.M,
Youth Group' •••• , • 6:00 p.m.
Ev•n=119 Wonhip ••• , 7:00 p.m.
..,_,.., ctrf ~ •t"•ll Ml'Vfce
Office: 5»-2519 Olal Oevotloll Sl6-fS80
El TORO
CHURCH OF CHRIST
......... l.....-ri•• CHter
2SIOOM......,..Dr.
Mlssl .. Yiojo
·~757 Sl,03711
Phil Arnold, Mini5te•
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL ••
611 HELIOTROPE
Wol'llll, -10' A.M.
Cllucti Scltool -10 A.M.
Or. PnllllP G. Mu"°,1y, Mlnl;l•tr'
644 . 7400 -
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH I
I
........... -lSOO.ICom:rHwy. l..._NorcllHll
W ........... Tfttl...., ~ -Ip-. -All CliwcMs Welcomes You.
1 AU Cd't cordially invited to attend the church
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ------
NEWPORT CENTER
W...., ttOI A.M. At
111...,.., ..........
lltll A.M. et St. Mldlcltt ......... a.a
McrtMrft9 ct r.cfflc View Or
C.....MIM• ...... : ., ......
Cott• Mt11 North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH M•1• v,,c1, & 8tlce1 s1.
549.211•
Wo•ll1ip I Cflu r<h School
9:30 A.M.. __ _
f-ouflt•ln ~•ll•v
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 • ., .... ,,
962·259J
Wo"hlp •Church School
9 I-10:]0 A.M.
Mi1d1tur
Ford R. Miller
Huntl119ton ft•eh
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST, .CHURCH
2721 17th St. 5l6~lll7
Strvie11 -9:1s a 10:30
NutM:rv C.r•· ALI .Momtng
Church School -9:15
Huntl119fo11 l a•ch -North
MET=~N~ruRCH
6662 H•11 A'l's. 142-4461
Wonlilp -' & 10:30
Church School -9:00 A.M.
1,,.Jne -Ee•t lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
tl3-12ll
11422 Cul..-tt Roecf ' ., 'U111 ........... Orl'ie
WoPShip I Oi111rch· School
9 & I O:lO A.M.
U,ut1•,..•ch
METHODIST CHURCH
21,]2 w •• , • ., DtiYJ
111 • So\1!11 i....-
Wo11hip •Ml
Oureh School -10 A.M. •
499-]011
I
seroiceJ and en;o11 the privileges ot the ST. JAMB. JJOt •Ude. Newport leed. · ~==================';;:;} ., Reading Rooms 7:31 A.M.-H~ hdM9tlt
. HARIOR ASSEMBL v OF Goo,, •. ,,.. \<=:=::::!:==:==:cww==c..=="=·=·1= .. =A'=A=u= .. ="="=c .. ====='.ll ''" • "'" A.M~=L........ /
Na.port t.•di
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
740 W. Wiison, Costa Meta r-:...., piculdad..t. .. 7
"1400 W. l•lbOa lhod. 67l ·ilOS
Won.hip-9:l0 A.M. Chtireh SdHiol-9:JO & 11 A.M.
'f. L HDTWICI. ,...., Mld-W ... Hcty CsmasuMas & HHJl119 Mmces ....... ••uw«• "" ••• ,.. .JJ. ,./, ai ai ~ :t. Ml11ls1., ef Yeuflll Mllllttef' el Mn.IC • t• T...,.-10:JO A.M. Wed ... d_, -:00 ,,M.
-SUNDAY SER:¥1CB -a or rt.di tan urc Tiie .... J ..... ....., II, ........ -: 671-G,210 jfhis Sunday Worship in
ti41 A.M.-s..dcy Sc9tool OP NEWPOU HACH -(Dild,._J M-l ........
10:50 A.M.-"Splrfhlol hcttti -w11,r• At u,,., 1cry ,..,. cr.i. s.ns .. by l'ostor 2131 T..,.. Awe., Casto M ..
7:00 l'.M.-5pccl.r '""' Sunday School . . . . . . . ........ 9:30 ~.M.
~==Kl• osc1 tflc lllorning Worship ............. 10 :45 A.M.
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 or,hge A•e., C.M.
Suncfaya 1:00 & 9:30 Church schcol -9:1 0 I
Fr. Ho....i Mo" Cortwrftllt, Vic..........._ 14M32'
'StJ!ndrew~'Presbylerian Church
600 St. And1ews Road .• Newport Beach ,
Dr . Chari•• H. Di,,.nfi.I ... P•1tor
An. Expensive Christmas Part I.
"THE PRICE IS TRUST" ~ _ ~~~1~~ ~c.!!~c!: •·-;:.~-;.;1;'.. Saint Michael And All Angel~ Episcopal Church
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3213
. 'odfl:c View°"""·.,_...., M• 511....,...:00 A.M. & t :lO A.M .. Chtdi Scllccl/N•nery.9:JO A.M.
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH ,_,.,_,, .. A.M. W.....,.,_,,30 A.M.
C T1w lft. Joh• Roten Denk. RKtor -....... M4-04Q
Or. Chari•• H. Diorenfiold, Preachin9
Sermo11 Ce1sett•1 A..-1i11bl•
ldE'ntical Seivlccs: 8 AM . 9:30 AM and 11 AM
Child can1 and children'i!. Sunday School al all 15e1vlces
23rd SlrHt ot Orange, Cost• Moso -S48-S303 H UR C H 0 F CH R I ST
_, -M. '""-287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
YC4ft P..--fNd Mcrtfll
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SUNDAY MO RNING BIBLE STUDY ••••••• ,, ••••• , • f :45 A..M.
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harbor reform temple
RABBI BERNARD P. KING
meeting at
St. James Episcopal Church u 3209 Via Lido, Newport Seac:h
For lnforma11on: Cati 67&7230
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COAST BIBLE CHURCH
MAICO JOltSTll JI. Ht•H. SAN JUAN CAPIJTIANO
4tJ.1t4t 494-1141 131-04t7
W. Wllft Honlttfto•
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Phone: 645-3191 Day or Night
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Dover Or. LI 8-3631
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WELCOME
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OF THE MASTER
2900 P1cific View Or.
Coron• del Mar
Re..-, P•ul Romai1, D.D.
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11111 Cutvor Drive
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6662 Heil Ave., HuntinKton Beach
536-1417 c.1 ..... attwe c ... ,....tt.ri
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Newport Unity
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.. turdiy. DKtmbtr 2, 1972 DAIL V PILOT 9
1st Rites
S,cheduled
AtDavw·
~Taking the Risk'
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(l!'nm Pap I) ' Lm. al lit. Kld>aelB ..., All
~ clel Mar; aervlco l6ut> Angel .. Cbuteb, Pecl!Jc Viel!
day at a and t :IO a.m.; Drive ...i.Mlfl\IOl'fle, Ooruta
1<r!llCll! "The Nloea< ~-del Mar; lltl'IDOll ''Glltmm ol
God tho Fllhtr Almilhty" by .cllrtslmao," by the Rev. Uoba
Ille ~v. ~obl\-llog•rs o.Vi.. , R. Knox.
muntty," II)' tho Rev. ~r
Wa ISe i CODlre&•Uooal n\eetloi folJowtaa ........ "Who Would be tho !Im Bar
-In the ..... Temple bullcUna!'"
Working for God
Can ·Be Dangerous
St. J• Ille D lyl ne
Epbcopol a.r.ti, 11 2043
Orange_, eo.ta. Mea: aervtce
and cbwd> acbool SUnday Bl J
and t :JO a.m.; eermon by the
Rev. H. Cartwright, vicar;
WedneadtT al 1:15 p.m. and 'l'hundl1 II 10 a.m.
SI. Ja-Eploeopll cq,,b,
at S20t VJa LI.do, Newport
Beach; Mr'flce Sunday at 7:90,
9 aod 11 11.m.; Tueaday
service at 10:30 a.m.: Wednes-
day service at 8 p.m.; Thurs-
day Bible study at 10 a.m. at
rectory.
•u., 111 r la • lhdnnalfll Tbla ,,.. the question most
a..rdl, ll 11$9 Victorin SI., often .. ked by the d<nen 1$.
Colt& Mma: servlcie a D d yeaNlld boys atudylng for Bar
church ocOOol at 10:90 a.m.; Mllzvlh at Temple Beth David
81. """"""' Pftebyterlu aermon "Remember tho Old o1 Orange County, and each ol a....., at IOO St. Andrews Days. Wben We lllarcbed In them wanled to bave the
Road, Newport Beach; service ~ ... ?11 by the Rev. Rob-honor.
and cburdi schbol SllnUy at f,' • ert Jlirdan 1los9. The solution waa that the
9:30 and 11 a.m.; aermoo "An Newport Ualty Center of first Bar Mltzvlh oervlce ~-~by ••-ReThe <nauve Uvtq, at 15th and wouldl h bet acbedulDec led flo9'12r Frldaandy ..-.-~-ci .... &,_, loUll;I v. Irvine. ~ Beach · n g ' • ' '
Cbarleo H. Dlerenlleld. -_..,. It 10 a.m.; H adllila, Wllo bad .. .., . -.. .... ~ .. a.a ti tile -"l'l'epan to uve become Bar or Bat Mltzvah • ,_,__ · • by tho Re would together go UVougb the C.-~ it 2llO 1l'llrvlew ' · v. rile 11 a newly crea, led -·p Jload, Coeta !lest; -, Lenn l!, ckinger. I ~-
and church school Sonday at nm Clmrcb of Rell..._ "'!::'..'.'· 1y leled -~ .• 8:30 and 10 a.m.; ·sermon ",\ 5ovoq ''ae-new comp ~U\. ...
Ul'IT......_
St. George's Episcopal
diiurch, at 23802 Avenida de la
d.rlotta, Laguna Hills; chnrch
Women's lundfeon at IJ:*'
Tueoday with tile Rev. Robert
Bonball spealdng, _,.,altcms
al 137-; mualcal program
also.
~rson-t.0-Person Call," by the ~ 271 Avocado St., Costa ture of Temple Belh David ot Mesa; aervice and. church Orange c.ounty ls located at
v.Bruce A.Kurrle. acbOolSu!l\fayatlO:IOa.m.;·6100 Helley St .. In ·
Commanlty l'Nllyterfa aennon "You Are. the Light of Westminster. The Temp I e
Clloreb, at 415 V-t A.._, tho:World," by !be Rev. Albert formerly held Its Sabbath La&una Beach; ""l"flce SQD. Burb. Services at the Communi!y
day at t and 11 a.m.; aermoo n..,.. -llovld 11 CongregaliOllal Church in Los
Artliur J. Tanbroley; recep. Oru1t ~. at 4111 Alamitos. Uon for ZS new membera Kat<Ua, Leo A!imlloa; aervtce Fourteen ldull members of
-......_ Frldq al 1:15 p.m.; letlDOlt the Temple t.ve been atudy-
With Reservation
!amdl ol 9L WDMI .ti
York, at Cbapel Lane at Ellis;
Bmtington Beach; j u n i o r
ytuth group Dessert Party
tonight at 7 with games, call 9f 7512 fQT Information.
Rabbl Herl E. Frurt; "IW> lnl w Ith C1m.r Harry 1'•1ou mlkah Music Festival by Newman, under the Cotagrf!9t!t'-choirs. oupervjslon of Dr. Henri
This Stillwater, Okla., church h .. ''faith" that its
Oklahom1> State Cowboys will beat the Univemty
of Oklahoma in the annual state rivalry on the
football field, to be played this afternoon. The
Cowboys, in their first winning season since 1959,
take a 6-4 record to Norman to meet the third-
ranked Sooners.
f.Ht•aa
'Newport Barbor Lutheran =• at 711 ~Drive, rt Belch· -SW). . ' djlY at lO:IO 1.m. chwd>
Ulllveralty U-Cem-
mully, at 15311 Sandburg Way,
Irvine; service Swmy at
University Par5 10 a.m.;
sennon "The Creati'.ve Com-
1st Femal~
Rabbi Wins
sthool~ 9:15; 1<t111Q!1 "When
tbo Son ol M111 Cometh," by
tie Re•. lljortland; Dec. 10
''Mesallh" porlonnonce at
7!30 p.m., f"8 ollerlng. WASHINGTON (UPI) -
t ~ LalMru Qan:I>, The lint ordained 'l!OllllD ....
at lWI llpriaadale St., Hunt· bi in the United States and Ji!Rton lleOdr. llrVlce Sunday Mrs. Richard M. lllion's
al 11 :15 and lt:a a.m., church special entertainment 8 n d school at t:U;. sermon "The --Qlmlng ol Olrtst." by the media coordinator " er e
Rev. Eupne Schramm. among tho winners Tuesday of
La-Qare• Of the the Ten Oul>tandlng Young
)faster, at -Pacific View Women of America awards for
Drive,; Corona dtl M a r 1972.
!lel'V!ce SUnday 11 10. a.m.. The 19'12 winners Include
cbureb achoo! at 9 a.m.; Rabb! Sally Prteoand, former-
sennon "Your Shoes on Your Jy of Cincinnati and now a
Peel," by the Rev .. Paul resident of New York City Romeis; Sunday preVJew of , '
Key ..,, evangelistic drive. wbD WU orda1oed in ~une, and
' Mrs. P,melope Mlrtln Adams
t'llrlst La.theru <llarc~, at . of C<!liunbla, ¥<!. who serves
760 Victoria, O>sta Mesa : ~ N1'-·J"il:oa'a radio and
service ~y ii ~!iapd 11 ,:'~ -<n a.m. ~ ~ 1.Jllhl; _ _ _ •
class at 1:30; term0n °A New
Short Hair
'Christlike'
DAYTON, Ohio (AP)
Saying lhorier hair ill most
Olrfatllh, • Dayton m1nl8ter
baa qui! the American· Legion
becall!O It dropped lb rules on
bait length.
"J..,. did DOI bave long
hair," said the Rev. Lee
Lawson. 46, the assoclate
pastor ol a Oturch Of God con--Um.._.
"Nowhere in the Bible can
you find that be did."
LaW30n said be decided to
renowice bis I&-year mem-
bership after learning tho
Leigon'a national convention
voted to void policies aimed at
·regutating the length of hair,
bait style and bearda of youna
men participating In LeP>o
youth programs.
He aaJd the LePn action
i..ndicate s a ''new
perlilla s iv en es s • 1 that m__. the Jan of God.
Front, tho Rabbi of Temple
Beth David. ~
Temple President Howard
Spielman; the Si s I er hood President Rene e' Blitstein -------------------
principal of the Religious
Schoof, Jean Keleman; and
the Rabbi, Dr. Henri Froat,
will become Bar Mllzvab.
They will be joined by Allen
Banick, fint vice president ;
Bette Banick, sisterhood cor-
responding secretary; Jerry
Berkowitz; Phyllis Berkowitz;
Temple Eilat Plans
•
Sunday Art Auction
Roberta Lee Fratello; Selma An exhibition and auction oC
Gold, executive vice """'" original lithographs, etchings,
dent; Jean Golding, sisterhood oil!, watercolors, woodcub
lint vice president; Richard ant aerigraphs will b e :::.:d~,t' Relunan, and sponaored by Temple Ellat,
The guest rabbi oonductini according lo Mrs. Walter
tbla service will be Dr. Morion Cl'yslal, publlclty cbalrmao.
C. Flennan, one of the· first Graphic Art Galleries, Ltd.,
oplrtmal leaders of the coo-the largest special hmction
gregatlon. Dr. Fiennan is gallery in lbe country, wlll
Professor ol Religious studies conduct the even' supplying
of California State College, from its own extensive col-
Fullerton, and Dtm:tor of the leclion more than 100 pieces 0£
~tute ol Jndllsm at the fine art, Including works ol
College. . • mch eminent artists as
Alao P11'1fcipatlng In the PICISBO, Chagall, Miro, Bra-
eenice will be Dr. Bernard M. que, Dufy, Bragg, Matis3e,
CObe, Rabbi of Temple Solael, Meacbes, Kuller and many
~ Parl:. . othera.
An OIDeC Slllbllet lmled by '!be ''Champagne Art Auc-
olbe &dull Jlal>.Bat Mltzvah Uon" will ralae hmds for: the '"'-..W follow the ceremony. bullolloi. ol a religious achoo! _
for Temple Ella~ lhO llrot In
the Saddleback Valley.
The auction will be held at
Temple Judea, 24612 Moulton
Parkway, Laguna Hills on
Sunday.
The art objects will be
previewed at l :IO p.m. with
the auctloo beclnnlng 2:3o p.m.
A donation of II per per.on
will enUUe the Ucket-holder to
relreshmenb and champagne,
the oppprtunlty lo obtain fram-
ed works of art at bargain
prkes and a cbance lo win
door pri1.es donaled by !he
Temple and merchaJtto In the area.
.'!'Mpublic is invited.
Year Wltb Promllel," by tbe ,--------------------------------------., 'Un1imited'
Singers
Rev. Lothor V. Tomow.
SI. Pnl'I IAlllera Clovcll,
at 129 ~ Drive, Lag11111
Beach; -Sonday 1110
1.m., cburcb ochool at I p.m.; sermon uMab Yourse·tf
Known, Loni," by the Rev. Jloy Gach. .
Mormon Says Women's Lih Overdone
By GlllOllGE W. !1011NELL u ....... ..., oonlinued effort for _,,.,, •• rlgla Is good, Including the
insiMoce Oil equal pay for equal wwlc.
To Perform
' lll''l\eA-PNe1
Selling Bibles can be d""'
gerous. So can extending
frieodlhlp to a prisooer. Or
preaching agamst saloona. Or
even entering an empty
chun:h.
In a ll o f th e s e
clrcumstance11 • r e I i g I o u S
-in recent tlma! bave --u.r..i. or death . 'nlO lncldenb reflect what
phljoeopbeJ'08Ylogist Erich Framni ca.11-the "mood of
violence" in America.
The unusual aapect of these
cases, however, was that each
involved cliurch people seek-
ing lo help others or do good,
but as a result met with fury.
and bloodshed.
BRIEFLY here are some of
the detail!:
In Los Gatos, a Roman
Calho!lc prleat, the. Rev. Henri
Tomei, II, entered SL Mary's
church on a midweek day to
bear confessions from anyone
waiting to make them.
A chun:h secretary, alerted
by sounds of a commotion,
hurried into the sanctuary and
said a young man was ticking
and ~g the prieat. The
assailant fled. 1be prtest died
Of slab wounds.
In Camp Hill, Ala., Tom C.
Hollingsworth, 2ol, a Southern
Baptist seminary s t u d e n l
working as a summer Bible
salesman, met two youths who
said they would buy s Bible il
be would drive them mme to
get the mooey.
LATER , Holllngsworth's
body wu found In a heavily
wooded area. Hia )lead baa
been baabed In and bla supply
of Bibles attered about on
the ground.
Two leenllgen were sen-
tenced to prillOD tbla fall on
tbetr pleas Of guilty to murder-
ing tbe aemlnarlan -to rob
him of a few dollars.
In !he Dallas suburb Of Dun-
canvllle, bomb threob ,...;,...
ed by tho Ftm Baptist Chureh
recently forced it to adjourn a
Wednesday night p r a y e r
meeUDg while police searched
!he building for explosives.
The · i.Jephoned threat was
part of a campaign of various
!!":'l,l<nlnl callo 11'14 .-•lbaJ\ t,llOO vlUll)'lng letters
received by the pastor, the !!eV." Gene ~McCombo, for op-
posing pro-liquor forc<!j In a
'Messiah'
On Dec. IO
In Newport Qrltl LlllMru ~ .t 35522 camtno Capiltraoo,' S.n
Clemente; ~ &lnday at
IO a.m., youth forum and
church achoo! at 11 a.m.:
aermoo '"Iba Lord Needs
You," W the Rev. J, Emory
Acklrman; C11r111mu !no
decoralloa -potlnct aup-per at I p.m. Dec. 10.
NEW YORK -b leoder ol·.IMUMI-. -~-.. -.....,,., .. -.aJy into .
the stnigte thll mly In lhll .,.1ury woo women tile
right to vole, aays the modem ·-ol tbol move-ment aometlmes goes too far.
"Aoy1111ns that g.U out ol control be<ooles a hazard,
..-11'• ~ Oood or women's lib," says Belle s.
Spalf<Jnl, ~ ol Ifie Worldwide women's auxiliary
ol tile <llurdi ol ,,.... Oll1lt ol ~ Saints.
8llE SAID WOMEN abo ahould have equal opportun-
ities fur top politlons In govermuent; Industry and educa-
Uoo II Ibey 1n1 qualllled mf tl>ey're free from other ,...
pomlbl!J-
"IM Ibo primary role of women is in lf>e home and
family," 8he added, a condiUonal note she cited often.
"Men still need wives lo welcome them home at tbe
emf of.Ille day. <lllldrm still n...i I good mother to rome
to with Mr little troubles. Women should provide a place
of refuge where the husband and children can return
frcrn a busy, confused and complei world.''
The God Unlimited Slngm,
college musiclans Ir o m
Arizona state Univers1ty at
Tempe, will make one of the.Ir
coast to cout appeanmce1 at
St. Edward'~ E p i s c o p a I n>e Christmas portk>n of
cbuteb, 1912 Hazard Ave. Handel's Mesaiah will be
Westmlrulter on Tuesday at performed Sunday, Dec. 10 at
7:30 p.m. . 7:30 p.m. in the Newport
The studenb, under the Harbor Lutheran Chureh, 791
direction of Tom Belt. form er Dover Drive in Newport
Episcopal campus inlnlster, Beach.
1 ... 1-optloo election.
IN filCKORY, N. B., F. O.
Turner and his wlfe, mem)>ers
of Peoelope Baptlsl Church,
had become Involved In the
churcb's prbon ministry to
bring lrUlled prlaonen 1o
worship oervlcel and vlsib In
private homea.
Turner allo taught Jnmates
once a month at a .Newton, N.
C., prtaon camp.
On a Sonday last spring, the
Turners toot an inmate,
Douglas Wiles. consldered a
"model" prboner, to rnorniog
worship. to a Te9tal0'8.nt for
lunch and then home for l6me
desert.
Amid the aJtemoon pleesan-
tri!'I, IUlhorilleo reported, tbO ..
pdsooer auddenly produced la :
plstol be bad found In a glove :
compartment of a relative's ;
car and llhot and killed~:
'I'urnOr "and bla wile. "•
'!be prisoner, who would :
bave been tllgible for Pltole :
aoon now will be behlncl ban •
Indefinitely for tho new crime. i
' THE REV. Jamea Rowles, I
who u pastor of the Penelope ,
chureh bad influenced the ;
Turners lo take part In the J prison ministry, called their
death the "blgb COS( ol ..,... '
ing." t
He said tho prleon ministry !
must go on, that Cbrlstians'. i
mwit cootinue to ' ' c a r e ! enough." He added: · ·
"1bose who never have
cared will smugly sit back and !
aay 'I told you ID.' YOU ""1't :
catch them going out on a ·'
limb. They will never leam If;
is not bow long you live but :
how welLyoU llvt. ,
' ' "Caring as Jesus did re--1
quires the full measure uf life. :
We wUI go back and back. We l
will take the rilk. As 1oDg as ;
one man can be rescued from :
hell and restored tc llfe, men ;
like P'. L. Turner will be at l
work." :
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Dr. Emil Boillot
SCCGroup
To Perform
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F.itll LalMrQ ~ at
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Sunday at 10:111 un., folk
"'"ice and church lchoo1 II
9; sermon 1-rbe Pmlettattng
Light," 'by !he Rev. Janes
Knotek; folk terv1ce talk "!lo
You Want Victory'?", Wecfnee.
day Bible class et 7:80 p.m.:
.. Bui ~ properiy controlled, lhele thlnp -JIO"EI'
for us. We've reec:bed. the poJnt bt women's llberaUoo
where we need to loot at -objedl .. ly and see
'What we can do that's reuoaable. We need a steadying
band!'
Mrs Spafford aald she bas "great reservation.s" about
the ~ wvme1>'1 equality amendment to the U.S.
Olnolltntion, posoed by CongreBa and now up for raUfl-
catioo by states.
double on a variety of In-The c:oncert will feature the
1truments, p e r form l n g choirs of Newport Harbor
.original muatc In their folk Lutheran Chun:h and Our The Vocal En-ble Of
Tuesday youth meetlnl ai 7:30 p.lh.
Prtnee of Puce Latllieran
Cllarcb, 2987 Mesa Verde
Drive, ~ M.e:Ja: ~s
at 8 and 11 a.m.; sermon "Th~
King Ia Coming -Open Wide
the Gates," by the Rev.
Andrew C. And.....,; cburdl
School at l :!O.
ASDD IF rr ....... , aomewhat paractoncal fm' the
leader ol a berttage flllt took such a vigorous part in the w:omen'• !Uffa-age mwement to bne misgtvings about its
~y COQllterparl, .... Aid: ''./>IJll good mo..,...! cu become distorted. You can
-any privilege and lreedom· can become 11ceue.
That's not good."
Mrs. Spofford, a wum1y good-lmmored, sil...-balttd
woman of T1, said she sees dangen tn some aspects or
women's Jib, such as tendandes in It to blur sexual klen-.
tlty and reject distinctive endowments of women and men.
"We want to ~e the nobility, dignity and fem-
.tllnity ol .wwnen !' she said. ''Tbere'• a danger ol some
, ol that being ~. But I thing we have too many commoo·
amae women for that to Mppen."
and folk-jau atyle, written by Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Southern California Qillep
Father Tom, who also slop Church. The 70 voice com· will present a concert of
and plays with the group. blned choir will be dlrocted by Chrlsll?Ul8 Music Wednesday
uy DON'T KNOW ti we want equality in all areas," God Unlimited completed a Les Van Dyke with aololsts at 7:30 p.m. at P1)11DOUtb
she said. "In some slluaUona, the<e needs lo be prefer-cout·Jo.cvul to u r covorlng James Shepard, 89b Randall, Church, 3262 Broad S t . ,
ential treatment for men and women." 10,000 miles and some 26 Ruth Ann Nasby 8nd Sheliah Newport Beach.
For Instance, slie ciled Ille poalbllity Of a glrl'a being -. 'Ibey aang at tbe Radies. Following the conce1 Dr.
drafted Into combat service if tolal equality prevailed, and Celllornla Meo'• Colony, San Karleeo V111 Dyke will be Emil &allie~ presldeot ol the
also of IUbjectJng to challenge protective standards for Lull ObilJ>ot the Catbedra.J fl. organist. The perf()nnance college, will give a short
working womea in times ol pregnancy. St. John the Dtvine In New will be repeated Sunday Dee. message. -,
As for .....,,..., llb, she said she supports "opening York C It y; cathedrals in 17 at 3J.m. at Our Lady DarTel Gardner, the direo-'I
doors oC opportunity to women if they keep in mind their Salina, KL; Davenport, Iowa Queen 'Angell Catholic tor of the group, i.t former
primary roles," but that she disapproves the movement's and Wilmington, Del. and Oiu:rch, under the dlrKUon of leader of the "ConUnentab."
"extremism and militancy'' and it's minimiting or the churches of many o th e r Mrs. Rena GodShall. There are slxteea students
importance of lune-making fUnction!. denominations a I o n g their Both conctrts are opened to in the ensemble. •
eight-Week tour. the community. A free-will of· The public b: inviled to tbJs J
"WOMEN'S LIB BAS leveled off though rrom What ft Their moat recent tour toQk fering \Viii be received. evening of Cbrlatmas muelc. •
Tllll ue,-bod)r o1 church women tmt was," she said. " For a while, we teemed 1o hear ooly •hem 7,000 miles through U..JliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP;;;w~rri;:;---;:-----1
Mnl. Spofford blil!loodod far 11 ye1r1 to formally UUed ,the noisy ones. Bui thll wam' all that women are up lo. PaclllC No rtbwe11· a.di I IW' 'l Ir '
Ille lleltel'-It Ibo <Jmcb. It corrtes 00 -.. 'The pendulmn ts winging back. '!llere is enoogh stnlgJlt. Northern Celllornia . 'i ' j illetluHllat edllcat.lon .....,... tn homHnanapment, cblkl-reartng thinking in the ""''d·lo bop n from going bad." Their music exprenes the
u.ner.iiy Unll.ct Metbodltt . BOd cultural d0vtl<4"nonl, 11 ...0 u fartMcale aervlce She said there Is a "natural division o1 labor accord-life and "-ol the group, Ill' ll""'"' lfem--' _I Jlerk _-1· ,
Cb...., at lllD CUiver Roa,d, lnlurtna,,.,. and bome leocblnl nitt& Ing to eacli 1111" and that ff women abandon tbetr basic dealing with love, freedom, V'"' UJUU
!Miine; aervlce and cburch Mrs. SpoftMI, ol llalt Lob City, alao ..rn!d u.,.... role , "lt""'l111rhocletyandhurtW0111"1." Chris~ and a grown1
acbool Sunday 1t I and IO!• ldent In 1971).71 ol the Natlooal Co<mcll ol Women ol the She ol!ered·thla keynote advice lo women -"be con-awareness of what It means lo Tiu Soldh,_,,1 Moil Butittil..I i a.m.i sermon "N'"' W9"(11: 1n U.S., and now is on the aec'litive commtttee of that um-trolled" -in ,appetU.ee:. wants, &emper, p:uesslons, view-be human in lhe 20tb century. J-,
an Old Town," by the !14v. li<ella group emhnlclng 32 dlllmnt women's organtza-points and acuon. The rrouP hM made four M""oriMI I :
Ron AWJOn. · ·tioos totalliq' about 25 milli~ American women. "A woroan should be the living coosclence of her recordlngs available. MAUIOllUM • coc.w.AltuM • CMWfait I i
M::i.i vti,'! •. u :i 111~~ 1us11~g:,,i::, ;~'"'!.i~~. ':di~ i:,~ of'U:~ :~;;~~ shoold bo a feminine splntual ~~!\. ~£~i= ·•~"::,TREES of the WORLtiF ~
Baker St., Co!ta Me s a ; St. ·Edward 's Qurcb or by .... __ ,.....;:,:.::.__ Bttt.ottn Santa AM
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C LOS ANGELES (AP) -$otllhiri, ~ C.llfomla and Notre Dame~alllnf _pc>-.
, tent mill!ll>le ofle11JOS, look to defense
• today Jn the 44th renewal Ot college foot-
\ ball's biggest lnlerlectlonal rivalry;
-i Coach John M~Kay of aationally top-
1 nuiked, llHI USC feell hi.I la>' delendet1
• mUS\ play intelligently to win the game
that ICJckJ off., 1;115 p.m. before about
' M,000 persons in M~la1 Qlllseum,
t plus a :natk>nal f,elevLsion. audience.
Ara Paneghlan, coa'Ch of the ·1-1 "f.~
tionally 10th-ranked F!ibtfng In..h, 'say1
s.unply , his team must play "super
defense."
These teams, meeting with national ~bamplonshlp repercussion for lb e
seventh. time in nine years, are capable
of playing air-tight defense. USC ranks
third and Notre 1Jamo 12th natlonal!y In
surrendering fewest yards.
Troy is 1 two-touchdown favorite to
score a third straight victory over Notre
Dame, which would be 26-2 without
defeats to USC the past two years. SC's
28-14 victory at ·South Bend last year
O• TV Tod•11
Ch41a-l 1 at l
, launct:ied the Trojans', 15-game Unbeaten
streak, longest in t~ nation.
13oth teams are .heillby after a week
of('iD the schedule 1or thi.s final tuneup
for pJSt-seasoo appearances -USC vs.
Ohio State in the Rose Bowl and Notre
Dame vs. Nebraska in the Orange Bowl.
Troy operates out of the I formati on
averagi;lg 38 points and 440.~ .yards per
• , • Winner to Finals ' .
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game. Ju"°' flanker Lynn Swann !hilts
inside and outside to create USC'• IJluljl-
.ple sets, lnducilng lhe•stacked I or 'I·
bone," as McKay calls it.
Anthony Davis, 5-foot-9 sophomore
tailbapk who has started only two games
all season, leads USC rushers with 935
yards and has aoored U touchdowns. He
moved up from third to til'lt string when
lnjµriea sidelined the now healthy Rod
McNeW and Allerr'Carter.
The Trojans also threw the ball, and
senior quarterback Mike Rae has "«m·
nected on 5ll perCen! ~r his passes to an
array ,of talented catchers Jed 'by the
coaeb's son, sopbompre J. K. McKay,
Swann and senior light end Charles
Young.
Notre Dame shifts to 26 basiC ' sets \
from its Tight•T_formati9n and averages
,. 28.9 points a game.
'1You make a mistake on defense' and
you give them an easy touchdown," says
McKay. , .
· · . • , Two sophomores bead Notre Dame's •
S l d' ~1· b' \ ':,.. ' T. ' · . ' · oUense. -1Jallb!lck Ertc'P"'llct,'who .has
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~ Ndtre Dame leads jhe series 2>-14-1 but • ' ; Mighty Pasadena
4 Explosive offensive units and similar
defensive -ISUCCffS mark t o n i g h l ' s
I{ semJfmal football clash between No. 1
rated Pa.Sadena City CoUege's Lancers
• an4 ~eback College's Gauchos at
Santa An'a Bowl in a race for the coveted • callfomla state . junior college cbam-
• pionsWp. Kickoff is at 7:30. l Tonfiihl's winner will go Io Baker1field
~ ne1t.Sa~q, to .play for the state title f in a.renewal of the Potato Bowl. ·1n the
I other,.ae'inlfinal contest, F'resno (9-l·l)
will lilist Chabot {11--0) in an afternoon
I tilt today.
~ P . l---ll+.aight this
n and has a string' of 12 victories
dating t.ct t6 the finaJ game of last
year. _:___ .
! Sad(llcbac:k•bas a 9-1·1 record but haS
Bob Dulich, a sophomore, ( 446 yards and
eight toucbiown.s) in the running game.
Dulicll bas passed for 1,614 yards while
completing Uri ol 219 attempts and burl-
ing nine touchdown passes. .
Bob Haupert ls his favorite target with
60 receptions for 858 yards and sil:
touchdowns.
Both coaches respect the other team.
"We'll have to score more points to
win," Bill Sandstrom of Pasadena says.
"Saddleback has to have a strong team
to get this far. And they are strong both
ways."
"It is a tremendous challenge for us,"
Hartman reiterates. "We are going to go
oot and play good, hard-nosed football
and·hope we don't make any mistakes."
Sports in Brief
USC, seeking its third national tiUe in 11
yea.rs, has won ~ games with two
Qraws since the Irish won 51-0 3nd cap-
tured national honors in 1966~.
A 1'1ix-year run Without defeat against
Notre Dame isn't too. much to es:pect,
says McK&y, "".bo adds: "Odds go to the
best players most of the time. I think
we're faster and that's why we're
favored .0
The USC dclensive unit, says McKay,
is faster than any he's seen, collegiate or
professional. ·Sopoornore lineback~r·
Richard :Wood, who calls defensive
signals, is the man Under pressure to
make sure U~cts to Notre Dame's
shifts.
"If we are able to adjust on defense,"
says McKax, "we can play very good
defense. If we do, we'll have an excellent
chance to win ."
Parseghian says a super defensive
game agair)St USC "might be asking for
the impossiple because they have so
many skilled men."
He adds: "We have to be almost
flawless on ofiense... ·•
' mana&ed to come up with the winning ef·
fort in the important gam". The
.. Gauchos held a 24-10 edge going into the
~ final quarter last week and bung on (or a
24-!3 victory over Rio Hondo . ra~~.:l~nK~berr~t"'a~~~ : Bruins, usc ·T-ri~.m.·. ph; ,m&• ! &~ 1:·~91 ~art~~"H ... ~~ .... ,Jaf{~r~~F alt 'to Hawl{s
~ and 11·t<tU<;bdowtl:'. He baa completed 1.21 · '
I of Mt •atlempts.
t 1i' ·'11e receiving department he has
.l Jesse.i: ltbberts as his .F'mary target.
1 Roberts has nabbed 52 aerials for 1,lr19
yacdl~'and eight touchdowns. ,
, But the big man in the running oUense
is fle<:l-!ooted Elvin• Moman, a 16>-poWld
sophomore. Moman has gained 1,144
yards ln 2S4 carries and bas acored 12
• touchdowns.
Saddleback has. equally impressive
' credentials in the offensive department.
t In.stead of one running back, the Gauchos
have three players-who have shared the
rushlnl load. • ' Fre!lunen Aandre Holmet (675 yards
J. and seven touchclo:olm) and Joe Jones
{613 yard! and seven touchdowns ) are
teamed with option-running quwterback
LOS ANGELES -NO> t ranked UCLA
tied its own second longest national
basketball winning streik at 47 games
Friday nighl, burying Bi'adfey, 73-38.
The Bruins staged ~~ ffrst deliberate
offense of the season tn the first half
while the delen1e held Bracllcy to 10 first
hal!'polnll, a 1'auley PavUllon ""'rd low.
The BruiM managed 28 poinlf, in the
haH, most of them in an 18-2 blitz making
the score 24-5 with four minutes left in
the hall.
Afl..American center Bill Walton had
eight blocked shots In the firs! hall to
help Stal! Bradley•
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lead .for keeps at 8-6 on an 8-footer by
center Mike Westra.
Westra was the game's high 5;00rer
with a career-high 21 points on 10 of 12
from the floor. He also pulled down 13 re-
bounds.
LOS ANGELES -Pete :tt1aravich and
Henn Gilliam led the Atlanta Hawks to a
hard fought 114-109 victory over the Los
Angeles Lakets in overtime Friday night
in National Basketball Association play.
Maravith pumped in 31 points and
Gilliam l~, including six in the overtime
period, as !he liawks sbaltered the
Lakers' 13-game winning streak and
banded !he defending NBA champions
only their fourth Joss in U games.
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Anteaters
Drop Wild
Polo Game
Special to !he DAILY PILOT
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I ALBUQUERQUE -UC Irvine's water
polo team will be battling for lls high as
second plal'e in the NCAA championships
being staged at the University of New
Mexico here today after losing a coo·
troversial IS.IO decision to the UCLA
Bruins in the semifinal.! Friday night.
Coach Ed Newlaod's A Jl teat er s
defeated UC Santa Barbara in double
overtime in the first round , 16-12.
Against the Bruins, UCI had 10 players
go out on five personal fouls and lost Jim
Bradburn on a major foul in the first
period. Five of the UCI players went ouC
in the fourth stanza when the Bruins
broke a 9-9 tie with six goals to one for
the Anteaters.
A total of 123 fouls were called in the
game with UCI .cited 61 times.
In today's action, UCI will face host
New Mexico in an afternoon encounter.
The wirmer will advance and the loser
will be sidelined. A second game i!
scheduled at 6:30 and a third at 10:30 for
the winner.
Jim Kruse paced the Anteaters scoring
with four goals against the Bruins while
Jack DiclcmaM and Tim Quinn bad a
pair and Bruce Black and Jim Bradburn
one each.
In the UCSB contest, UCI scored six
times in the second overtime period to ,
grab the decision, their third over the
Gauchos this season.
Kruse was t™' high man again with six
followed by Diclqn.ann with four. Black
added two and Bradburn, Quinn, Pat
West and Dan Graham had one each.
In other first round games, UCLA
whipped Yale. 21·3 ; USC turned back
New Mexico, 17-7; and San Jose State
routed Loyola of Chicago, 21-4.
San Jose advanced to the championship
game with UCLA with a double overtime
victory over USC , li..ts, in another foul·
plagued contest.
ORIOLES, BRA YES
SWAP PLAYERS
HONOLULU -Three key trades
highlighted Friday's baseball meetings
here.
Baltimore dealt slugger Earl Williams
and infielder Taylor Duncan to AUanta
for pitchers Pat Dobson and Rorie Har-
Msm, <atcher Johnny 0.tas and aocood
baseman Dave ~ohnson.
'!be. Texaa Rangers, meanwhile, ob-
taiqed' first baseman Mike Epstein from
the Oakland A's in exchange for rellefer
Horlacio Pina.
And Kansas Cilt traded outfielder
Richie Scheinblum and pitcher Roger
Nelson to Cincinnati for outfielder Hal
McRae and pitchtr Wayne Simpson.
Top . Motocross
Riders Collide
At Saddleback
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
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Bradley did not-altenipl a shot for !he
fU'St 5:48 ot. ~game and dhl not score
until center Mark Dobl'ler hit a three-
point play-olter-'1:37·ol lhe game. ,,, 11le Hawks, Wilb a 102-92 lead with 2: 18
to play in regulation, watched Los
Angeles scOred 10 consecutive points and
,tie it as Jerry West hit a pair of free
throws with four seconds to play. '
NOTRE DAME'S TOM CLEMENTS (2) MENAGES use TODAY. The top motocross riders from 11 na-
tions will battle it out for more than
$16,000 in prize money Sunday at the rug·
ged Saddleback Park circuit in Irvine.
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LOS ANGELES·-USC's offense. sput~
terlng at times·, 11fsptayed a good fast
break and a fine inside game to defeat
Hardin-Slrrtrnons, 88-73, in a college
basketball game here Friday night.
Alter 21> mlnuteo of the first hall, the
Tfojans, now 2--0 for the sea30n, took the
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With Annual Grid Clmh.
1 PHILADELPHIA (~)"--'lllo 'official
progmm ror today 's 7Srd Arm.Y-Navy
football game will feature the oul!tanlf.
intf performers In 1>Ut servke claslcs-
names like Blanchard, Davis, Carpenter,
Staubach and BeJUno. .1
On the field, however, Army, Ht will ·
rely on the '1i>Ccs Qf Fink, Hines and ~ Bogoslan While Navy, 4-6, leans beavlly
on peo le such. as Cooper, Glenny and
NiRll. -·--
Nevfrtheless, the game stlU attracts an
• clp&IJ ·'-_.:, quartttback Kingsley
Fink, ~ ~ Bob Hines and
defensive end Steve11o~lan -we ex·
pOct every blt a.s much Of ·a batUe as we
had in 1971."
Qe$pite a losing record against a
schedu1e featuring Penn State, Michigan
and Notre Dame, Navy claims this Is its
best team since the ROger Staubach •era
almost a decade ago. Sophomor•·
Cleveland C00pe• ..Jia.-hroken-Joe-
Bellino1s on~son ground ga..wtg
record and <needs only 811 yards to
()a T)I 'l' .... ll become Navy's first t,OllO-yaril runner.
The Lakers were led by Jerry West
with 33 points and Gail Goodrich who hjt
31, Including his 10,000 NBA career point .
Tonight the Lakers travel to the Sao
fi'rancisOO Bay area to battle the Golden
State Warriors in a game that will be
televised on Channel 5; beginning at 8:05.
""' ' BARCELONA, Spain -U.S. tennis
star Tqm Gorman retired with back trou-
ble early Saturday when he was within a
point of beating Stan Smith for perhaps
the greatest triumph of. bis career.
Gorman, of Seattle, was leading 7~, 6-
7, 7-5; M and was up 30-40 on Smith's
service when ~ walked wlfuiy to the
~i4e.ol lhe court and told the umpire he
.,... •• retiring.
'Earlier Uie Nastase defeated Jimmy
~ of Belleville, Ill. 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. ,,
Armanda Muniz and Adolph Pruitt two
welterweight title challengers, meet' in a
12;rounder that could produce the ne1t
opponent for:-world champion Jose
Napoles tonight, at the Anaheim Con·
venUon Center.
Munl!, the No. 7 ranked 147-pounder
will be defending hls North America~
championship. . I
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UCiin99-75 C~ge Loss
HONOLULU -·uc I~vine·•s Anteaters
dropped a 99--75 basketball decision to tht?
University of Hawaii Friday nlght lh the
first ->f a three-game set in the Islands.
Coach Tim Tift's crew returns to ac--
tion tonight with a confrontalkrl with the
same foe and it appears the Anteaters
will be up against a similar problem -
Hawaii's size and strength.
Former Estancia High and Orange
Coast College star Skip Williams was one
of the biggest problems for Tift's
depleted squad Friday with., his 12 re-
bounds and six points in a starting rdle
for tbe Rainbows.
And combined wi th Marvln Vltatoe's 22
· counters It proved too much tor ucr to
ovrcome. Vitatoe, a UCLA transfer, con-
nected on 11 of 12 from the field. Wii-
liams led t-I awail in reboundinJ:
. "Our kids played tough," :rift told the
DA1L Y PILOT by telephone, "'they were
beaten and bloodied. It \VSS a very
i)bysical game and although we hung in
there for a while, we were outmLtSCJed ,
"I think we would have been even if we
had everyone here with us."
The Anteaters are struggling due to tbe
loss of a half dozen team members. who
were left behind for disciplinary reasoos',
including two starters.
Harlan Peet suffered a pshed eye and
may miss tonight's game.
Tift's qllintet grabbed an early lead
but lost the advantage with 13 :05 to go in
the half when the Rainbows took a 14-lZ
lead and never relinquished It.
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They will charge out of the starting
gate at noon to compete in three
stamina·testing 30-minute "motoa" or
heats. The winner will be determined by
point scores In each heat,
Mark Blackwell , the Young Husqvama
rider from Mission Viejo, is one of the
few American riders COllllidered to have
a chance of winning Sunday's Cycle
World Grand Prix.
But neither Blackwell nor 1he o(ber
American motocros.! standout, Brad
Lickey, froL1 Pinole, Calif., were able to
snatch any victories from the foreign
riders during the 10 previous races in
this Trans-AMA series ..
'I1iose were dominated from the start
by Ake Jonsson, a Swede who ridoa t.r
11he West German Mateo factory. At Sad-
dleback, be will be backed by Mateo
teammates Hans Maisch. Germany, and
G,ulseppe Cavallero, the Italian cNt,m.
p1on.
World champions Joel Robert and
Roger DeCoster, both BelgJans, are
entered on factor)' Suzultis, but coun-
tryman Jaak Van Velthoyen will be ~
testing the race on a Yamaha.
Among the Japanese are two riders
named Toroo Suzuki and Hideakl Suzuki
who ironicolly wtll be rldinc In tbc ltlOcc
International class on Yamahu.
Al GJtm{y WOO !he quarterbo<k ·Joh
Cll-nel 1 a t 9:45 from Fred 81\JVel early In !he ampal~, B · w
. ~j.!;=~~od~:~IO.~to ~~:-=~1tf.f~a:= uc __ s, G C Mix in Sta. te Polo Semis ·
• -·• • I !be bes' sea.son total ofleNe miri Mtabl-by -· ytars game wu one o " ·~ 1~1 Co'!On Bowl Club. "'"-••· Glen with Anny blowing an •arlY ltl-0 lead, ""' w • • ......,. . before wlnol>t& 24-23 on a rOUrth !"rioa Nardi leads a defense that has held olx By atud: SHEFF * touchdown. The vi~ gaW Mmy a 35-oppooentl, including PtnD State, to 21 • 01 {II" Ditltt' "" ,...,
'-31.f edge In the 'll2·ye&N>ld rlval)'Y points or l<ss. -,, WlilmER -Orange COASI and
t "The stlna or lll!t year's defeat hasn't GleMy riddled Notre Dame'• 'PAIS Golden West colleges steamed Into the
gone •"'1:1, yet," lnsl.stl Nftvy coach Rick defense, ranked first 1n the naUon at tho state JC water polo scmlllnals with vic-
Forz.ano. 'We gave Army too many early tim~ fo(' 17 completions In 2t 1ftempti. tortes Friday at Rio Hondo College, act·
oppbrtunltlOI (-lamblto In tho «rvt For 27'1 y&rdl, al)d 1-N9·touclldown1\ Itnsi up lllil ~owalted><>OO-<; quarle() ond the ca~•l! weren't ~\lout to •tw11~t qu.,tldn, thts 13 by far lrontatfO<t.
.-wasle thenf. We can't afford fumbles and Navy'•' best etfentlve team In year11" OCC'J Pirates~ obe of the co-ravorfies
r 1n1ercepll0111 ' In !his yalr's game 5'Y• Notre f)ollllfl's Ara P~l!"lhlan, ·In, the 11th onmal ll!alr, had an e1111
r. any nlllte thill #o eotlld In 197L
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~\'lul> p~ ""Ii" IM.~, then bold lime witli DJll>lo ¥alley, be!Ung the Vlk·
T"n Dtitd tieen ilt ~ n:Udda A_ .'4.JJCl'...JDOted..:--· ... .._.~
game,, and this Is my •ljllih, for whlc boll on 113 as well or belier then any Aod Golden West. dospl" a rash ol
the ~&dcts were not comp 1cte1 y 1 .. m ""'ve played. WI! Jii!t--'t mental ..,,..., etClllOd'C,ntb a !HO
prepared. With ao man)' of Anny's prl...,. cover their wide recelvm. '' overtime win over COUege of San Mateo.
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other semlflnal tilt at 10:30. l'ullert.on got believable mHital la~ by the ex-Foun-out which was no good.
b! Collog• of the Sequolos, 11-4 while De lain Valley llar near Ibo end of ttgula· l)ut five secaocls later the lbatlen
Anza, the other co-ravorilt, defeated u,.. plllJ. picked oil a bod San ·Mateo -!lad
Long Beach, IJ.10. • Wllh 20 seconds to go In regulation ran out !he clock.
So Ihe two district rivals clash !his Golden West had !he tcad 00.t) and the In !he Orange C<>ast 1111 the P1n1oo
momln1 at I wt!h !he winner advanctnc ball when Bro-auempted a blind .iiot hmud to • 6-( haUUme lead and tboll
Io Iba cbamploMhip game at 4 ~·c!Ock. Instead of lre<!lfll the boll. It wu ..... I wr1pped II up .. rly In !he Illini qilrter
Wlllle coach Jock Follertan'• Pira tes by !be San Matoo pelle flld 1'111> Jt..i when topbomore Ron Mlllolelt .-...I
,,.,. toying wtljt Diablo Valley, Golden three .....,ds 10 ·go, lite VlltlnP ttea. tt In three 1tralg11t (!OBlt,
\Oltl.!t'l·vleloQr was hltd.eamed. with a at ll'Gln tbe bolo, _.., ll Into Mlslolek and Jobn ClrpealA!r bod llaur
ooaoll 'l'onl llermtlid'• Rlllllers -It M•-· , goals each Cor lbe 1luc:a lltlll 811
with 1 :IO to p la the aecond overtime Goldcll Weal tried 6gala to ,mo It -McAneney-and Rldl ~ .-. •-
wbeft -~-Browne tiammed '·with JI ll<Cllllb Jtlt In the ~~..end .....,..l>li __ ~-,
In 1 •bot llom the aide. overlln>o whon oophomon> M I k • one.
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7-5 Win;
Timer Jobs Mesa
Tars • Marina,·
CdM Vie
In Biggie
Dolphins Lose . Oile1-s, ID
Edison
Beaten By GLENN WHrrE warn to deftat Newport {23-1) the period.
Crtf CAGERS
TEST ORA.NGE
Coota Mesa IUgh's \lluJtanP
make their tm·71 basketball
debut toolght wltb a teM 81-
0range High. nporr Is at 7.
~onarchs, Uni, •
Arris t,s, SC Win .. 01 "" 0.11.,. ,11tt st... thls ytar, Later be let tne clock run
ubout 10 secpnds In the last
stanza during a penalty ahot
when time should have been
out. Subsequently Mesa got
the ball with one second re-
maining -not enough time to
Pther Orange Coast area
teams in action tonight include
8aq Clemente at Santiago and
ti _ )Aodcna et Mater 'Di{ th *'
o"clock 'Wrs.
By HOW ARD L. HANDY
Of 1M o.1rr ,llM ftMt
Mater Del, University and Herold paced Molt!< 0.1 lo tilt
Laguna -Beach won basketball win over visiting Loyola .
opentrl Friday, bul Daqa .(,lreen hall 31 pO!nlt and
Hills dropped the opening Herold 30 !or "1e Monarchs
game in the school's bi.story. and both hit on 66 percent or
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Of ... Dell' ,., ... ,, ...
LONG BEACH -Ne\Vl)Oft Costa Mesa waa the victim Corona del Mar squelked by
a tough Millikan High Rapis
~sketball team, 52-49,' wblle
Marina won a ragged 82r50
decision from host Lo :i
Alamitos High Fride.y night ln
a double header preparation
for their titanic struggle
tonight at 8 in tho Marina
' ' . ' . • of three cost\y blunders -
HunUngto11 Beach a n d tdison will each be looking for
their first victories o( the 1972·
, • '13 basketball season wheb
' they take the 'floor for a double-
header at Ediaon. : : Edison will take on La
-Habra at 8:30 while Hun-
tington opens tonight's show
against Beverly Hills at 7.
Edison bowed lo Beverly Hills,
69-61, Friday as the score was
tied or the lead changed hands
32 times.
f"larbor High eased into the one by a player and two by t.ht
Cl1'~ water polo P 1 a Y o f f offlclal timekeeper. Two of
semifinals by t o p p i n g those erTOrs resu1ted directly
Lakewood, 7-5, and Cosla 1n goals for the winners.
Mesa High dropped out of the Timekeeper Alan D a v I s
eliminations by suffering an negltcted to start the clock
8-7 setback to Sunny Hills in a when play began with 1:04 le.ft
Fridaydoubleheaderat in the first quarter .
Millikan High, here. Conservatively, five se<.'Onds
get off a s)x>t·.
The player's mistake came
in the third period when the
goalie threw the ball straight
tooch .Bob Sor<•'• M,..
quintet fea tures a 'revamped
lineup and Orange's Panthers
are rated solid threats: to the
Cre!tvlew League Utle. It's
Sorensen's debut as varsity
coach at Costa M68.
Ptlater Del whipped Loyola. their shols.
SHI, University held on to Mater Del overcame a four-.
edge Santiago, 46-14. and point Loyola lead in tbe ....00
Laguna Beach d e f e a t e d ~ quarter to pull abead by two
Ontario Christian. 59-50, while at balftimt, and thtn 1'061'fJd
Dana Hills lost to Elsinore 113-away in the secood boll. Green
39. abo led Mater Del wilh 18 re-
gym .
Newport plays SUMy Hills should have been ticked off.
Tuesday night at 9 at Belmont SubsequenUy Sunny H 111 s
Plaza; Swiny Hills is the only scored with two seconds left in
inlo the hands of a Sunny Hills ---------
player and the latter promptly
tos.sed it back into the net to
give his mates a 5-3 lead.
Coach Tandy Cillis' Sea
Kings and Jim Sltphens'
Marina Vikings are rated firat
and lliird in Orange County In
ear\y season J>Olling. Tonight's
game cou ld be for the
champion5hip of the county,
hardly t>efore the season is un·
And San Clemente clicked bounds, and John Ada"'"' had
wtth 1 7U8 triumph over in· 11 assists. ·
vadlng La Quinta. Danny Nau University gained It~
'.. La Habrlt won the second
ii" hair of Friday's twin bill at
1 Huntington -by outlasting the Lions Roll Past
Mesa played well with Mik e
Hollister scoring t~ee goals
before fouling out and goalie
Bret Ross blocking a penalty
shot and time and again stop-
ping Sunny lfills attempts.
Rustlers
In Tourney
Title Bid
der way.
scored 23 and Ted Kalota ad· triumph over Jnvadlng San-
ded 17 to. neg~t~ 'L.a Quinta's tiago when .a last second field
Jeff Rude and his 18 counters. goal attempt was mi&sed by
Greg Green and George the lOsers. A!ter a slow start
host school, 71-67. the Trojans roared \laclt in the
lluntington had three bad
streaks after owning an early
···· t6-10 lead oVer the team rank·
ed sixth in Orange County
circles. O>ach Elmer Combs'
hosts hit only three af 17 shots
!rom the Door in the second
quarter and were outscored
14-2 in the rm.at 1:40 of lhe
first period.
LB Po ly, 31-7
John Whitmore also scored
twice. for Mesa and almost
stole the bal with 11 seconds
left.
Mesa was ahead 7.fi on Whit·
more's penalty shot with 5: 18
to go in the game. But Sunny
Hills came back for two goals
in the final 3:08 to grab vlc·
Perhaps the players were
looking ahead to tonight's epic
battle. And again it was pro-
bably first night jitters for
Jef£ Butt hit a pair of free both.
Diabl9sBag
62-46 Win
second hall, and then ran a
deliberate game the rest of
the way. Paul Simon, Scott
Kafesjian and Mike Scott pac·
ed the Uni attack. doing
yeoman duty on the boardl. BY ROGER CARLSON
Of lflti 0.llY .. lief Stiff
LONG BEACH
Westminster High's classy
Llons, along with West.em and
Anaheim, continue to make
the Sunset League look good in
the CIF AAAA football
playoffs following their easy
31-7 rout ot: LcJig Beach Poly
Friday night at Veterans
Stadium before, 9,500 fans .
devoured the losing Jepkrab-
bits with a defensive effor1
that throtUed Poly's one-man
punch of AnthOny Hill. tory.
throws with Z6 seconds to go, Corona was down by IO
lifting Golden West College to points at balitime Friday but
a 7~74 victory over Pierce in tightened its defense in the
the semifinals of the Moorpark third stanza to limlt the Rams
Invitational basketball tourney to three field goal!. This pull· By RANK WESCH
Friday night. ed the Sea Kings within two at ot ttie o.11r '11ot s1•
Laguna took over late Ill the
second period and ma1ntolntd
a close lead over Ontario
Christian for its: victory. Norm
Bedell paced the Artists in
scoring and rebounding.
Then in the third quarter l Huntington trimmed. the gap
to 42-36 only to fall qukk1y
behind, 51-36. After that it
Vo'a!I a matter of trying to
~ catch up befOre time-ran out
l and the Oilers couldn't do it.
·-· Sophomore Raul Contreras
had a sparkling second half
for Huntington , caMing 16
points -all on field goal!.
And Paul Hill of La Habra
was the standout on the floor
with two dozen points.
Edison ran out or gas with
,..--3:58 to play after Dan w~
,/" cball's tree throw bad given
: '.~ the Qiargers a 61-57 lead.
• ' Edison missed its remaining
• nine shots from the field while
Beverly Hills was going on a
tear. The Normans tied it with
; 2:51 to go, took the lead with
1:13 remaining and then fat·
tened up on free throws and a
bucket in the closing 28
. seconds.
Edison. which sparkled wi.th
its defensive bustle, had its r-· last offensive gasp at 1:04 i when Beverly Hill! rebounded
a miSS<d Chargers free throw
then went Into • stall, forcing
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'UKEWOOD -Gabriel
and Alex Aguirre,
~ bUsky physical specimens,
eT'ed tbe La PU<nle High· ~: water polo team to a 9-
7 victory over a scrappy
· tlornna de! Mar team Friday
)ti C1F . quarterfinal acl1on in tbO LWwood lngh pool.
Espo1la and Aguirre each
scored four goals for the vic-
ton who took the lead at
outset of the game end never
t,railed. Their du a l
performance overshadowed a
brilliant indlvlduaJ effort by
Coach Bill Boswell's Lions
qualified to meet St. Paul in
the semifinals, probably in a
doubleheader at A n a b e i m
Stadium with Anaheim and
Western furnishing the
balance of competition in the
semis.
It was no match Friday for
Boswell's bunch as the Lions
58-43 .Win .. -
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' By DAN BAYES
Of lhil D1l1' l"I... lhtll
The Fountain Valley Barons.
sparked by Chris Adams, beat
Loara Friday night. 58-43, in
~no~league basketball action at
Loara High School. Toolgbt
the Barons host Los Amigos at
8.
Adams, witb sbirt·taD hang-
ing out, was a familiar figure
all evening as he scored 20
points, 14 or which came inlthe
first half. Tbe &-3 guard was
very accurate from t h e
outside hitting Jong shots from
all parts of the court.
At the outset of the serond
period, Adams lilt an outside
jwnper and Jeff Halfitld
scored a layup and sent two
free throws to give the Barons
a IO-point advantage. From
then on it was all Fountain
Valley as it increased the lead
to 17 at one juncture.
'lbe Barons, who field a
front line which measured 6-
11. 6-5 and 6-4, didn't dominate
the backboard battle as might
have been expected.
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the Sea KJngs' B r u c e REDLANDS -Southern
Kru=pholz.lz scored the ftrSt California College's basketball
team goes after the coir stx Sea Kings goals. two on solatlon <;rown in the Redlands
penalty lhotl, and the others Invitational tournament today
from the hole poASUon. afttr the Vanguards posted a
The victory for La Puente, 7f..57 victory over LA Baptist
coop!ed with Downey's 18:7 h Frid conquest of Crtsctnta Valley ere ay.
here places the two ltlms ln sec faces Claremont today the semlflnali at Belmont at 4 :30. Claremont defeated
Pl au pool Tuesday night. Cal Baptist Friday, 8W2, tn
Newport Harbor a~ Sunny overtime.
Il there was a turning point
perhaps it was provided by
field judge Stan Cramer·of Mt.
San Antonio College. He gave
the press boic a good laugh
with an unbelievable call in
the waning moments of the se-
cond period, handing Poly its
only touchdown on an obvious
incompletion in the end zone
to Bruce Carey.
The Lions ·apparenUy didn't
see the humor and came out
fighting. Two quick
touchdowns on Chuck
Carlson's tw<ryard punch and
a nine-yard pass from Dan
Accomando to Gary Maddocks
follOwing a blocked punt by
Rick Bliss made it 25-7 and
that wes it.
GUI! STATISTICS w •
Firs! ckwtn1 rv1lllng I 7
Flrll do¥in1 Piiiing t 7
Flrll dOWT\I P1Nlll• 0 0 Tolll flfll dow111 11 14
Yard• ruslll"'lll 15' 161 Y1rds pas'lllg Ill 101
Yaro1 ,,., ' 41
Ne! v1rd1 g11Md ll3 2:M
Punll/1Wlf1911 dltlWICI 4/)& 5ID P~llln/yar'ltl ,,....urtd 5/d 6137 Fu~fllmbl• Illa! Ill 211
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Newport got t.,.gh after the
first quarter, overcoming a 2-0
deficit, a blocked penalty shot,
a missed rebound shot and a
mistake by officials which
gave Lakewood a goal.
Coach Bill Barnett 's
Newport aggregation explod~
in the third quarter, hitting
three goals in a little over
three minutes to break away
from ~a 3-3 tie.
The victorious Sailors got
classic performanc es
from Bartoo Beek and Jim
Young as they kept the offense
clicking with keen assists and
deadly shooting.
However, it was-a neat tip-in
by Tom Searles which sealed
victory for the Tars. With
time running out and Newport
nursing a 6-5 edge, Searles tip-
ped in a pass with 54 seconds
to go.
Beek slammed in three
shots, assisted en another and
knocked away a Lakewood
pass to sparkle for the win·
ners. Young hit a pair of goals
and also had a "ital assist.
Earlier it seemed that
Lakewood would run away.
The Lancers owned a 2.0 lead
and were suffocating
Newport's defense. But the
SaJlors got apenaity·shot wltti'
sis. seconds left in the quarter
and then when they blocked a
Lakewood p en a 1 t y try
lid moments later they seemed to
1U' .s4l gather new life.
Tars' Balanced Attack
Downs Eagles, 7 4-61
By DENNIS CAMPBELL
Of .. Dlflr ,,._. Slilff
Newport scoref with 16 after
his slow first half, while Brian
Newport Harl>or !Ilgh School O'Flaherty added 14. Swick 11.
used superb scoring balance Spreen 10 and substitutes
and superior height to race Gregg Sclunidt 10 and Jaime
past host Estancia, 74-61 in the Holmes nine.
T o n 1 g h t coach Dick the buzzer. ~fission Viejo Hiah's outside
Stricklin's Golden We st A full-court pressinJi; defense shooting duo of Mike Bowen
Rustlers battle Moorpark at 9 did much to slow the Rams and Rob •Ferguson paced a v111......n. 14'J.
for the title: Moorpark downed and reserve Bob Clark hit a third quarter blitz Friday as siman -1-1 "l ~
Rio Hondo. 49-46, in the other pair of field goals In ranid·fire the Dlablos tripped Miraleste, K11tnU•11 i , : ,~
semifinal tilt. order to give the Sea KinJts a 62-46 ln the opening basketball ~' 5 f ~ 1i
In another game Friday 4240 edge. Corona never .look-game for both schools. . v1~:. • 1' 12 1t "'
night , Orange Coast dropped a ed back. Ferguson and Bowen, a pair rot•11 SC91'9 w °""'"
67-41 decision to the UCLA Jeff Wha~ was high man of returning lettermen guards i~=,.., Dll1
:1_if 11 lf::t
junior varsity at P a u l e Y for the Sea Kings with 26 and fired away from the 15 to 25-Ml'-" " "' i.
Pavilion. was the only Corona player in foot ranae and connected for Herold '' ' ' •
Golden West was paced by double rigure!I. , eight ~ets between them in ~,..:Nllli. l~ : : i
the play o( &.10 center Mark Millikan hit ,.at a fantastic 65 .•~-th!~ quarter as the host -'d11"'' ' 1 1 ''
ped • 22 UllC 1\.1 Nlllfll 0 0 ' 0 Dekker who J>OP m percent from the noor in the Dlablos pUlled away from a ZS. MeC11\IG'hW ' • 3 2
polnts and did a yeoman job first half as the Sea Kings 25 halftime tie to sink the ~~=-f ~ : ~
on the boards. were giving the long sho.ts that Miirauders. Knill.ill"• 1 0 0 1
Guards Gary 0igll and connected with consistency. Ferguson, who ·couldn't find Toi•1• scwa.., ~ 10 11 u
Taras Young hit 16 and 14. Corona hit 35 percent.. the rano-e ·m the first half t.ovol• 11 1.1 17 ,_,.
Golden West enjoyed a 11· Marina and host Los scored his fint point of the Mir.~ Dtl~ "~ ~~110 17
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point lead with 10 minutes to Alamitos had 55 turnovers seuon from the top of the rree sm...v '? ~ 1 "'!
go, but Pierce got Mt and cut between them and 47 personal thrown clrcle early in the ~.'•'mm•'· ,! i , ,
the margin to 64-63. fouls:. Marina had 28 turnovers third period to signal the start ....., !
But the Rustlers managed to and Los Al 27. of a Diablos hot streak which i=J:'n } ! '!
keep the lead and Butt's pair allpwed them to pull away for H~H 1 1 of charity tosses gave them a Mffl111 1'2) To1111 11 s " ,.
7'72 lead. P1·erce cut the Las11« t: ~ ~ ~ the win. E111nor• ~ _., °';r'r. 11 11...., o--~~ : i ~ 'i Mission Viejo hit nine of 17 0 ,,,. Hiii• ...Ji • 12 1 -:it
margin to two in the final Ao.mi s 2 • 1~ shots in lbe period. ,,.__ Lil'f"M t;l tt ,. ti
scrJnds. ~.:::i_, ; g ~ ~ Bowen tallied the last eight ...... ·-f j ! '
OCC's Joss was its first of Rmwr 1 2 • ' point.5 or the quarter for Eli\':''"'"" • ,J
the year, The Pirates will try ~bi:" 1 1 ~ I Misskm Viejo as the Diablos ~J.,bKfl : I i ll
to rebound tonight against in--~\~d i I 1 ,l, pulled to a 41-33 lead and then ~ I I j ;
vading Biola JV at 8. GT~':i. S: 11 ~ 12 coasted home In the final Tot•11 1_. .., ~ 1 1 " The Pirates played their Ot11rto•et1rlltt1n '1 11 10 1~
poorest.game of the.year with J CWOM .. Mar 'L'1" llf 't q~~ team s howed L..-iil 'tt: c~ M1 1
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no one hitting in double ·~ f ! t 'j tendeDCies to move lhe ball in-N11v ~: ~ -;_ ;
figures. John Seymour led the K.-. 1 o ' Bide agaimlt zone defemes. by c.:=.. : ; ; .;
Bucs with nine while Bruce ~rton J I I 2:. the oPOoaltian-and MlrMeste v....-s 2 2 12
J\\iller and Dean Bogdan hit ""1' Scort.,. CIMl19'S ' 1' .u ...... ed. -close in the first two HOfml!lll : : ~ :
COl"Glll dtf Mr f• ' ,, 16-tt -,, f • ·-0 ' eight. Mllllk•n ll 11 • 11-periods on the shooting o :':1.'!, ~ • 1 ~
0!'111111 c.n• u11,. • _, ... ... ... -i .. Bill Wells and Brad To1.t• • 1, 11 n ,., ,.. Loi Al1mllH (M) g.-. ""'° ( Mm~ • o o a Ill rt .,, 'l Perkin.son. l• OW!fll1 '" J.Sevn'IOll!' 411tPKk•m 151 l'tf911ft,
MelwnM1mmf 2 o 3 4 L!llev 2 o I ' M. l rtMlft J I t 11 Crunk 1 l 4 4 Rol11nd 1 0 2 MIMJ• Vlt\1 llJ.' ft pf IP ""'"'"" I 0 J 11 ~~~v JS&j Moor• 4J 1l' '!'lilllldl 111 • &olldiln ' o 0 ! ~~" 1' l 1 R~ 4 1 O.Coli. 2 0 ' 4 c~m••on o o S ll«M a-· 11 0 o 2• E1ttwood' J I 4 ' To11i. 19 , 11 41 Cook • i ' M•yrl' 1 l 0 IS C•lll 1 0 1 1 Htlttlofte: UCLA 14, occ tt P'''-"-o H11...,. l j J ~ T. ermn111n 2 J 1 7
Gflillll w.t {1') fllcMlrClllOll I J • ~IM 0 2 0 Hobb1 2 I 0 0 C
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Ywng ' 2 4 14 Sl.C~lr 1 1 1 J
°'11111 5 ' ' ,, .Mel(ll'IM'( 2 f 1 s
TQtel1 2* 20 20 7•
Hllnlmt: owe "· Pltrce 21.
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each school Friday nlght. pair of f>-10 !JJirkplug guards. St. ~!:~ ~:!!t!' .. 'ou.Yol'n
The Tars had sb: men with both played 3 solid fioor ::::~n.2'::' ~k.~~~ 1
I I •-1 th games for the T a r s · ""'"'1"' J1, 11111 M11fC01 20 'n ne or more po nl..ll n e con· O'Flaherty was particularly UA
test, while Eslancia's show effective with his long-range ~~"::i~1~r!'~"'f:"11111c1 Olkl'
was a two-man affair wilh shooting. L11 H•br• 15. H•wtllome 1•
Todd Collins and Mike Magner Newport was forced to play Loa All" v. c11r~1 '
scoring 28 and 18. most CJf the game without ~~~·~~~9,!'.:,1~ "'"'' 12
The game was a tight one st 8 rt" n g center n·,,1. sint• P111111 '" s1. &Hlllrd IJ
Until I •• ta1·1 end or lhe thin! , • ~ w ' uc Woodward. Woodward, a ~7 Nlft -• nut 21 A
quarter when N e w po r t senior, was benched after Fm...-. 20, u. 1101111 1
outscored the Eagles. 12-2 picking up his third personal ~:,1~ot;'!' ,:· .!.~ 7
behind the heads-up play of foul with two minutes left in Boron 34• "11:1~°'S: •
guard Jack Altman. the first quarter and did0't <11x-1
Altman, who had scored return until late in the fourth. ereltltrtrl ri.c~:"t:::1:1
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half. popped in 10 in the third II
period. His: two layups after
steals made It 49-39 with one
minute left, and Jim Swick
and Kurt Spreen each added
baskets to give the 'Ta~ an in-
surmountable 53-41 lead.
Now ... You Too Can
Collln5 and Magner kept the
Eagles In the game with their
shooting and rebounding.
Collins, at 6-3 the team's
talleRt player, scored most of
his poinl"l on short baseline
Jumpers while Magner was ef·
Jectlve underneath.
Altman was the leading
Lease a Lincoln-Continental
Hills mett ln the other half of The Vanguards, flat the first
...,,_bracket. F'lnab art Friday half, got good rebounding after H•wwi H•rHr {" u~ tt " ,';'j oliht~ the Intermission and :zipped ()'Fl•M••v I !'
The k:u wu a heartbrtaker away to an easy victory. ~J.~~1 ! ,
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ACROSS
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champ
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dise1M
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feature
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15 Skilfut
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17 Begat
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nickname: 2
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election
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Slang
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Week' and Year's High, Low, Close
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J 8 DAIL V PILDT
TONIGH1"S
TV IDGIDJ GHTS .
HoU ywoodElavor R eplaced New Y ork-orie1ited Shows
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KHJ f) 3:00 -"Red River." One of the belier
westerns or all time with John Wayne , Montgoru··
ery Clift and Joanne Dru.
KCET llll 7:00 -Opera Theater. The Swedish
production of "Gentele's Verdi: Scenes -From 'A
Masked· Ball'.11 Romance, court intrigue and royal
assassination are depicted.
CBS ID 8:00 -All in the Family. When it comes
to having a female surgeon remove his appendix,
l\-1ike's usual liberal views turn chAU\!inistic. Rob
Reiner. 11
KTTV m 8:00 :--"Loving." The television prem·
'iere of this 1970 dran1a with George Segal. Eva ..
h1.arie Saint, Sterling Hayden and Kennan \V ynn. ---·---
NBC O 9o00 -"The Judge and Jake Wyler."
Belte Davis stars a s a retired judge who becomes
a private detective in this mystery drama for TV
with Doug ~1cClure. Eric Braeden and Joan V.an
Ark.
ABC O 9:00 -"Streets of San Francisco." The
officers investigate the deaths of two attractive
girls with reputations of preying on susceptible
men.
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -In
the early years of lelt!vlslon's
quarter century o I pro-
gramming, New York City
was the dominating influence.
The chief crta.tors were con-
centrated there.
The e.udience was relatively
limited.
Video ~ts were more ex-
pensive than now.
So many set owners were \
fairly well-to-do and,
therefore, presumably
somev1hat sophisticated.
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was, and is, like no place else
THUS THE programming,
even with the usual supply of
low grade shows like wrestling
series, reflected an essentially
ig town New York tone.
It was localism, but high on earth. . .
grade localism, being given-. ~erhaps, in fact, too m-
the nation. d~vtdual for a mass paUonal
Times changed. video ~udlence. \ .
The national audience ex-Is it strictly coincidence
Tedu\Olo&icallY, we h4ve
hid , national television. ln
ptotn facr. tt has just been tl>e
exlepded localism or two· pro-
ducl}Ol'I _ centert. with al'I oc-casl~al ~am allowed to penttr.ate from clsew&cre In
Amerfcll.
In reallly, the notion of truly
l\BUonal lelev\Slon his lle<D a
myth. '
Jnsanily abounds. HoilywQOtl ~uees nearly all \ he
rletwort entertainment !Mws.
but 1j1e program bosses s I I
in New York.
A.ND HOW much more ex-
citing and national video could
genuinely be. if one of the
networks were based in. say,
Chicago, reflecting m i d •
America.
Bui mid-America gets the
tokenism treatment. by .the
networks.. :rhe tail wags the
dog ..
.,,,,,.-•. • ' ·' " plOOed in size. that, for some years, prime
Television sets got much time film television series pro-
Hollywood rUnS the ••·
tertainment. And New York3
thoudl · displaCed as th e shoWl/12 center, runs the news
programs and corporate mat-
ters.
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cbeaper. duced and controlled entirely
The coast-to-coast hookup in New York have mostly been
was perfected. mediocre ratings ~ntries? Sad
but true.
TV DAILY LOG Jim Speirs sings the title song from the play "But-
terflies Are Free" to Janice Hart in -a scene from
the San Clemente Co1nmunity Theater production
of the comedy. The sho\v \\rill be held over for
three additional performances, Dec. 7-9.
TODA. Y, FOR instance, a
prime time series like "Laugh·
In" is seen the same hour on
both the East and \Vest coasts
-8 p.m . You'd be surprised
how many people still don't
Sad because there is a gold
mine of ideas and stories in
New York, and the ratings
have not always reflected the
quality or the shows.'
realize that. WELL, THEl~ there is
o Million $ Mow;•: (211fl 111e \ As the audie~ size ex· Ho 11 Y wood's geographical
[uy Way" (tom) ·52--tary Gr.int. ploded, it became inevitable situation, in Los Angeles,
®'I n.e c.c. Jonq·Sllo'I' Pl Ab F' 'l that Hollywood would replace where the heavy popuJalion in·
ID IO<• "'"' ay . out al ure New York as lbe dominating Oux over the years '!IS from el Desert Auction CalltrJ influe~ ~ programming. pla~ like the MidWest, the
Saturday
Evening
1;00 e ([}All 11 tlle Fa•ilJ' The movie c a p i t a t I s South and the SouthwesL
4:00 O @J m EMrrellC)'! Fa •ls Off B ad specialty, arter·all, was mass And; inevitably; the pQpula-
11 ?'?HEALTH QUlZ?? ouun lnbtl:llH The LA. lak· i ro tVa"\· appeal. lion makeup-of the town was * TEST YOURSELF!!!! ers vs. tile Golden St1te W1rriors. .J So when Hollywood finally bound to have a major impact
DECEMBER 2
e Medil 0 (1)@ C:lJ Ali•• $11ittl ' Joftn figured out th a 1 television on the outlooks of those who
0 l•Pldf w~ M1nuel Ata1111 ~7" M~: (C,.)(2'1 Q,"~nr s.(d_ra) By WILU Aft.1 GLOVER or many indulgent flaws. wouldnl' go away -as -some productd movies here. O flll TeltAM!otlftcld ..-..torte 111, wamar1e 1nL NEW YORK (AP) -\Vith \Veiss wallows in outhouse That Impact. n.-t essential "" m Ch 1 ,. w -1 b do th t · 1 t t 1 1 · key movie studio executives 1.1w lll'l How De Your Clltldm Qrow? imp ons •P r•~" ng more rava an a en , an as e essness, Jumps from connection with the mass ~ "'"' ED Luc ... Libre off-off.Broadway n ct iv is t subi·ect to pun like a becseck stupidly hoped and thought it d' ~ Id f'I t tarted to American au 1ence, was an
'T:'I-Dtctllc Comp'"' ~~Movie: (C) "RGll!t Adwnturt" whimpers self-pityingly about f t ·1 p k. "I . I . wou -Im own s ~ ''"''"' , ·ti•• m Movie: "Mayor of Hell" ra ern1 y uc JUS write take over. added radar wavelength to the ~ ... failure in '·FOB." Friday anything that comes into my heartland. It meant millions at
El) Volet of AJricuHurt 1:30 !!. m..,,••
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id1e
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t loves Bunie night's premi ere at the off-head" is the most accurate THE BIGGEST stars, after the box office.
4:l0 B Movie: (C) "llelly and Me" (dr•) ~ e• Broad way Mercer-Brecht remark delivered to the play 's d H 1 '57-Y•o ""-·•. p1 .... r • ·urii. ID Bebind the lines Theatec. all. were here. So were the An it meant O lywood """''"" .-.... _, only other character. tlt t I 15· · uld ha v th
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focus ~TY MuWt best film facilities. And e e cv ion wo e e "All I can do is write." Jeff \Vet'•• enacts h'1• ms e I r , I dr
e Mowil: Mii Conquertd Hie World" 9:00 0 (I) Mary T)'ler MOOl'I Sllaw .,., <f"rV\wing medium would need same resource o aw on. Weiss pleads in a five-minute d' ,,, __ • r hil d · "'" B t ·t d.d-,. "I · (sci·fi) '58-Pe1er Graves, Bevtrly O ®J @DNIC SatarU,Uftie:(C) 1sgwx:u or aw e, ur1ng fu be fed lots of film . u 1 l noL necessar1 Y
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confessional intended as gustv. th' u d' · l'ned t · · t ' bett II d'd Ganind. ( hr) ''The J 11 11111 J1k Wyltt'" 1s n 1sc1p 1 rip m o Perhaps most important, the mean er programs. 1
Ci) fli• ftat&we (mys) ·12 -Btttt Davis, Dou1 Mc· finale. The preceding 90-twisted egotism. W i 11 i :i m great grassroots audience had not mean Hollywood really
Cl)Tllli 11 Y..-life ciufe . Eric &aeden, Joan va1 NL minute rant f u Isome l Y Finley, a lanky colleague in been conditioned in the P.3st represented the heartland. lt
0 mm. ;.1111 of t11e wn~ O @@ C:lJ snm II S.n Fra• demonstrates such vaunt is campy circles, is his com-more by the values 0 c simply meant it had more ex· ~ Hlftu Swarw SMw dsa "The Taken·· sheer vanity . · · nd •-·ho · \lYI pamon. Holl· ... """' movies than of the penence a ...,...,,... w m ex·
1!J lltaa11 El) Nu.la Tt PtrdoMrt The program asserts that "FOB " th f ti · f >•-I ·1· 'I r.-.il "-•! l:!l'I 16'1 '1---· ,.... Yoit (II) ff . e u meaning o en t e r t a i n m e n t forms P 01 1ng 1 • -w.... ~ U:lt .,_,,_ Weiss' first three e orts were which is unprintable in a · u ind' to N ED first AmlltllfH ill IMpfWisilll al D Sbow dt Loe. V11da produced in 8 v a n t -g a r d e -especia Y igenous e!W
So it is not too surprising
that Vice President Spiro T.
Agnew hit a sensitive national
nerve when he criticized cer·
Vacation
Show Adds
Two States
The states of Texas and
Iowa will be new to exhibitions
at the eighth annual Sports,
Vacation and Recreational
Vehicle Show takihg place at
Anaheim Convention Center
Jan. 4-14.
Other states exhibiting their
vacation and resort facilities
will be Montana, I d a h o .
Washington, Oregon and the
Canadian province of British
Columbia. They are a I l
participating under the banner
of the Pacific Northwest
Travel Association.
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g e n t e el publication. sup-York. IT MEANT. in short, sue-~ LMt • S,.C. 9:!0-'I' lob Nm art Shn b a• and that he bas since h .,_. Tbe n.c:.r.a...., :;:'-!W""' IJW Js l)Osedly occurs in 1944. The Radio. or course, had bad ceM. But w at ro.i.u\I?
u. -written seven IDore. "FOB" I'd add · ed b Le · Im I HOLLYWOOD (UPil 5:008W'Mt'• Still& o. WlUI Wlllt Ci)Minority C.m•wtitf squa1 P esign Y \\'IS enormous grassroots impact, answer wes s pe: _ ""' appears lo be the script in· Rosen spotlights various ltems but video's arrival made clear Instead ·of New York's Burl IveJ, Katy Jurado and
· 1D:006(j) lliuit~: l•possiblt tended to revenge him on not 1 · · r Am · ot r---r Romero wi·u all star in D (I) (i) m UC'1 Wide World o rn@ m Sidi! S.nst of household ·p umbing, among that pictures with sound would vennon o enca. we g ....,.,....
If s,.ts O lht Unknown Regis l'tli1bi11 on.ly afi unappreciative Wllrld them a bathtub in which Weiss dominate just sound. Hollywood's. We got another a single episode of •·Alias
Cl) OJ News m News but on a good many of the hip-periodically splashes and Hollywood's values, as ex· kind of localism, West Coast Smith and Jones" starring
B Tiiis Week ht Pr• Footbln fE Sll Collltdia Fnoritl pie gro upies of Greenwich splutters. Gaby Rod gers pressed in movies, inevitably l_-'ilns~t~ea;d;of;E;as;t;Coa;;";';;;;;;;;;;;;B;en;;;M;u;rp~h~y;and;;;·Ro~g;er;D;a;visl.I m M...tr. (C) "V•lltJ of tlHi IClnis" . al 1o1 de Muict Village. directed. possibly. were closer to the mass Mid·
(dra) '54-Robert T1ylor, EJ1ano1 al) Chinese V1ri11J Hour Naming names recognizable The first night audience was die America audience partly
P1rk1r, C.rlos Thomp$0n. m Lou Conlon SltDW only to fellow fru strates is one sprinkled with a pp are n t because of simply geography.
'8 land ef tllt C.lanb lD:lS D Jeny West Sho9 friends whose intermittent
(ii) Oltlric c..,.111 c bb s· ed ti Ml TtMitl 10:30 O JI"!' Woodt11 Shew • O tgn yelps of pleasure simply 1n-IN NEW YORK there was a
fDlllaakllMluutlluu MIUIM Q lorit brWI Pre...U Tllrilltf tensified the affair's repellent strong European influence. A
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m CeHtrJ l'llCt m !Bl lnttfllational PtltofmM:t J . Cobb has signed lo c1rstar -::::::::=============::::::::::;;-! @ iu.u IS Morit: '11lt Qlass Kif" in lhe movie version of "The r
5:Jt O ()) Mnn 11:00 £1 (jJ 0 0 (i) @I News Exorcist."
9 lllewit: (2'r) "'Tiit fnttlt Cui 0 Ila.A l uktbalt Bruins n . Univ. 1;:::::=:=:========.I
Alivt'" (MS) '56--Glenn fwd. B1od· of tlte Pa~lfic..
t rick Craw10fd. (j) M1rU1I Ollloa NATIONAL GENERAL
THEATRES Q]) Canncoltfllln m Mowie: (t) "'Y1llcy of !fie l"llllS"
mn.. w..utn (dr1) '54-Robert Ta110f, Elunor 11-~~~~~~~~~~11 m tan ef lM Wist P1rkt1. ~"' CtWdlutn m lalllryn ll:ullhlllft
OJ lpllM bct1 al Novit ':oo o o cm m Mews 11:20 e 111ov11: 1c1 1111 spiral Roar D l owlill1 lor Dollars (dr1) '62-Roa. Huclson, Burl lvtS,
Cl) Hilll Ch1parral Gena ROl'l'lands.
0 TIM •11 Don :steel Show 11:30 O 90 Minutes 18 T)e Ptnutden (I] Movie: HIJIYisiblt Ttfflf'' (m)1)
@ Wufll11ftt1 Weff In Review '63-Elten Schwier!.
9 StllMI Up ind Cllttr 0 Morie: (C) "Up Ptrtscope" (dr1)
€0Ttdr• 6tl 40 ·59--James Gamer. Edmond O'Brien.
'1) lfa•blln1 Col1t11 foolblM @ Movie: (C) "80tinL l o.in('
&:30 fJ D Ntws (com) '65-Tony Curtis .. lury lewis.
D UllC lkws Co11f1rwnu O Fri&ht Ni1ht; (C) HDr. Blood's
0 It) QI M1J1d11l "ntr1lioll Collin" (hor) '61 -k1eron Moor1,
Cil s,.rll Cllllle11p Hu1I Court.
l]j) Wall :street w.-(lj To111 Jo1111 Show
Ui) Fent el lallptet Q) Movit: "lretkin1 the Soun4
Im D !MW .. Ltdt1p r Saltltt l trrier" (all¥) '52 -R1 lpll Riclt•rd· a> HM Haw son, Ann Todd.
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The Nixon admlnlstration
had Its own klt\d of locall.sm.
Not ~lollywooct: Not New York.
But. as tbe old line goes, "Will
it pla;y in Peoria!"
SOME TELEVISION station
owners Jgreed with t ti e
criticism of networks.
ln his ex~llent b o o k • 1
"Television. The B u s I n t s s
Bclltnd The Box," Les Brown.
video editor or "Variety,"
notes a l~gUme station-
network strain.
He writes of the BlJ.lions';
"old' diStru.st of the network.I
because they were based la"
New York and peopled with
slick, sophisticated 'types who
seemed to patronize t h t
grassroots operator."
Networ;;s. 'O'Q. the other
hand, say they have often had
to use flnaneial 'm~le to
force stations to run W15rthy
news and entertainmerit-pro-
grams:
MANY NEW, speciallted
local stations will arise from
cable TV.
But Hollywood and New
York sLill monopolize things.
In 25 years of -programming,
U.S. network video has been
chiefly a tale of two cities.
And they have spread their
values from sea to shining ,. •.
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COtH!ert at VCI
Czech Group Hailed
By TOM BARLEY
OI ... ci.llY PltM lltff
It wU no. surprise to those
of us who have listened to the.
Prague O\amber Orchestra on
reconll thtit seem to be so
rarely available to American
chamber eplJ>Wlllials that the
magnlflcent Czech ensemble
sboold get a rousing, standing
ovation. last weekend at UC
lrvtne.
Indeed. this critic can recall
no greater ovallon in lhis area
for any ·visltlJlg chamber
group 1n recent years. He was
very much a ~ of it and it
ha1 to be said here and now
that every handclap was
richly deserved.
It is a bil orchestra, as
chamber ensembles go, but its
:Jfrmetnber dimensions no way
diminish the pin-point ac-
curacy and fine teehnical
shading that we tend lo
a.uoc:fate m or e frequently
with the more Intimate
chambef" groups. .
THIS WAS most apparent in
the Mozart encore that im-
mediately foU\JWed what this
critic fell to be the most •P'
pealing work oo the program
-Dvorak's Suite in D major,
better known, perhaps, as his
"C!ech Suite" and, again,
rarely played in American
concert halls.
Many chamber devotees
tend to look on the Dvorak,
rich in folk themes and the
Bohemian gaiety that both
Dvorak and Smelana utilized
so well , as hardly belng in the
true chamber category. It is
an unworthy thought; the first
movement Itself, a cltverly
scored praeludio, a_ m p I y
qualifies the v.·ork for lnclu.slon
in any chamber oo~rt.
Ho chamber entemble ir
this critic's memory has of
fered anything approachinr
the Prague group's analysis o
lhe Ovora~. It was perfection
io all five m ag nlfl c en '
movements, an:l lt very quick
ly brought a capacity audienc
to its feet.
IM&-IACULATE readings o'
Beethoven's Symphony No. I
and the Telemann Concerto
for Violln and Cello rounded
out •a memorable evening's
program.
And a special tribute ror lhe
work or cellist Jindrlch Placek
and violinist Otomar Kllmanek
in the Telemann. 1belr work
throughout, and especially in
that massive allegro, was of
th~torder.
TV Poliee Aeeorate?
'Dragnet,' 'Adam-12' Approach Reality OAILY PILOT Staff PMt9
Kids Will Be Kids By JAY SllARBIJ'IT stall, but they seem lo offer a
Members of the cast of '"Alfie Meet. the Birthday Queen" cut up during a
seen~ from the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Jr. show on st.age today and Sun-
day .. On the bottom is Adam Sinyltin, while his tormento1'5 are (from left) Shan-
~· Holladay, David Ferris (lop), Randy Lee and Elisabeth Schuler.
NEW YORK (AP) -At lalrly representaUve slice of
least 22 new and used shows current police opinion. Nearly all the replies asked
involving police currently are that shows about pollce try to
at ·large on television. They depict law officers as human,
range from "Highway Patrol" subject to the same · desires
to "Mod Squad" and use up a and frailties as the people they
lot of blanks. pr.otect. As one put it, just ;. Ann Miller's Autobiography
:_, Neither Sexy Nor Scandalous
show "that we have a job to
What do real-life police think do and we do it the best way
Qf-the show!J? Nobody really we can."
has asked them. So one of the There was a predictably
shows -"Police Surgeon" -· mixed re,,ponse to the ques--
did the asking. tion, "How do you feel about
It occurred last July during the depiction of police and
a oonvention of tbe Intema-police work ln television?"
tional Conference of Police One said ~it had been : . } By BOB moMAS
• HOLLYWOOD (AP) -'"l
!;suppo!e some people wUt he
; r:expectlng me to write a book
i Or ser. and sensation,", says
t':new author Ann ~I i 11 e r .
"Heavem, I wouldn't do a
, ... thing ~ that."
:..· Of course not. Long legged ,
!:appl&ebeeked Armie baa con-
~'veyod the picture of cxlmher-
·..ant inDoceDce ~her debut
"' a H~ .,.iebrily In
..t"'New Faces~ 1'81." She says
"'she .... reaJllr lf.at.tbftlnw,
h;;.1 added four years, -pods ~d high heels to convince
~RKO she wasn't too young.
... 'I'1le extent of her innocence
is described In "Miller's High
, • Life.'' by Ann Miller with
• Norma I£e Browning (Double-,.
"-,day, $7.95). t"-Before her marriage at 22 to ~sociallte Reese Milner, she
'"bad to 1.1e· filled In on lhe facts
of life by a friend, actress
,~Marjorie Reynolds.
. "MY MOM had !lll«O<led In
'-;:, keeping me pure and virginal, f.: 'till right,'" Miss Miller wntea.
, • ' ••And Ignorant as well -about
. such intimate things as how
. not lo get pregnant. So '!ilhln
\: a CO\JO}e of weeks I was."
).I; Her-husabnd proved to be a
'less than loving huJband and J; father, she writes. and beat
her so badly she had to drop dinner partner In 1971 "but I
out of "Thrill of Brazil" for had certain reservations about
two weeks. During another him because of something I
A.ssoclaiiOiis In Lai Ve8:as, "tremendously aded" this
Nev. 111.e show's !taff gave the yenr, another led it "ex-
gendarmes a nine-point ques-cellent." The ainder either
Uonnalre. had seen." That was his row when she was hine performance 1·0 the Beverly Th ba · 'd · e sic 1 ea was to get 1n
months prengant, she fell Hills Trader Vic's when be some d rum be a t I n g for
down a flight stairs. Her was not on ly having dinner "Surgeon," which is filmed in
daughter died three days after with a well-known starlet but Toronto end stars Sa m
birth. "actually necking with her Groom.
quite openly." But the poll, as it turns out,
That marriage and two that She adds: ''Heaven knows actually culled a om e in-
followed ended in divorce. I'm no prude ... but In my teresting police views about
Those appear to be among the opinion a man of hiJ political televilicn's men behind the
few unhappy periods in Ann statlll'e and prominence should badge and society's geuera1
Miller's life _ plus tbe early do his romancing in the atutude toward the policeman.
death o( a poliUco sbe bad lov· pivacy of someone's home,
ed. OtberwUe her times seem not In • pohlic l'l!llaunml And ABOur 2lt cooventloneers I prooeeded to tdl him 90 • . • UlWGed t be ''Surgeon''
to ha ve been as beady as the He took lt rather well, I query. Only 15 responses were
beer from which she draws __ tbc__:ugh::.c.t.c." _______ _:mad==e..:a::v.:ilil::abl=e:...b::Y:...lh=e..:ohow=:...:'•
the book's tiUe.
SHE OUTUNES her career
from precocious taPster to
soubrette in MGM musicals to
a middle-aged triumph as
Bnlldwa;y's s I x t h "Mame."
lJke her classmates at the
Franchon Marco Dancing
"School, J · Garlaod and Jane , k.1i( · bad a
in• mo!W. The
IJ dedicated lo her -
" greatest frieod I ever
.·had." . ~
II IJ Ann Miller's olf«reen hl&h life that will prqbably in-
terest moat .re" de r s.·
Especially ber da~ ranging
from Howard Hughes to the
Maharajah of Qioch Behar.
She recalls ..,.. of ~:
'Ffedermaus'
Presented
In F ullerton
Two complete companies of
singer-actors will alternate
during the seven-performance
run of JQJ::iann Straua' 02'f'et-
ta "Die ·Fiedennau,," tonight
through Dec. 10 In the Stale
Fullerton Little Theater.
A joint production of ihe
university's theater, music
and dance departments, the
show will feature a large
chorus, corpo d'ballet and 60-
plece orchestra. It will be
aung In Engliah.
Evening performances of
the operetta are scheduled
tonight and nert Thunday,
Friday and ~ at 8
p .m., with mat i nee
performancea at 5 p.m. on
Dec. 3 and 10. Tickets for all
performances may be reserv·
ed by telept)onlng the theater
box office at 87o-!S71 weekdays
between noon and 4 p.m. They
also are available at the box
office an hour and a half
before each performance.
GWC Gets Art
said it wu fairly good or tend·
ed to overly glamorize police
wort without showing the long
hours-of-routine that, are a -
cop's life.
"ADAM-1! TYPE programs
depict about two months or
police work in 30 minutes,"
said a San Francisco officer,
Michael S.. Hebel. "These pro-
grams, j/ they depicted reall-
ty, would require a force ·of
supermen."
"Police on TV get involved
in too many .shootouts," said
D. Brent Mitchell, a Las
Vegas patrolman who said on-
ly "Dragnet" and "AdaJn..12"
approach what actually goe.e
on in police work. He com-
plained thit television cops
never make reports or get tied
up in court and that "the vary
technical aspects -involving
probable cause, 1 and m a r k
cases, search and seizure -
are ne".er shown_ being used by
the offtcer maktng arrests in
the field ."
"I believe TV fails to show
the many hours that police put
in to solve crimes," said
Jerome J. Dudzik:, o f
Milwaukee, Wls. He, like
llUUlY of those polled, con-
ceded that time l!mitations
make it dif!lcuit IOI' television.
ONE OF THE key questions
in the "Surgeon" poll didn't
concern television. Jt asked
the real cops which pe~
tage of the public they fell
was mast sympathetic to the
policeman and hls problems.
The majority, eeld hall of
the 15 whose amwers were
made public.
"One hundred and five per-
cert if they need iielp," was
the wry answer or detective
Kenneth JohMOn of the S&.
Paul, Minn., police force. 1be
rest decllned to estimate in
pertentage"
The best, most poignant
answer came from lAis Vegas
Patrolman Robert . J .
Thornton. The most sympathy ,
be said, comes from .. those
who are or have been Involved
with police work and thetr
families.
"Also tbo6e who have had
the police save their child, or
some other loved one. Sad but
••CONQUEST OF
PLAN ET OF
Lou!J B. Mayer -lllthcugh
slill married, tbe lllGM tymoll
was enaniOred with Ann and
was upset when alle decided lo
marry MiJ.!ier. After she
spurned Mayer, she received a
call from his chauffeur: "He's
trying lo kill himself, He
keeps calling for you, Miss
Ann . This time it's for real,
he'• dying ... " She writes
thal he took sleeping pills but
recovered.
111.ree-major art pieces recently purchased by Gotden·----------1
West College have been added
to its permanent collection. THE APES" (PG)
7:00 ' 10:11 , ....
''WALKABOUT'" (PG)
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•10 1•1 PIPPA lD
"The Groundstar
Conspiracy"
oN•'
;1ATVAIHCI
DAVID ALOAN_A ..l --"'LIQUID JOURNEY"
Conrad Hilton
"Romance? Forget it. Connie
Just loved lo dance, and so did
I. And we loved going out on
the tovm together." The pair
often double-di!.ted w i th
Hilton's son Nicky and hiJ
flancee, Eliiahelh Tlylor. The
elder Hilton appeartd at a
party this week 1o mart
publlcallon of "MUter'1 High
Life."
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Morning Aher 1be new additions to the col-
lege collection are an Andy
Warhol serigraph, a Uthcgraph
by Jasper Jobns, and an
etching by Marden. Funds for
the purchases were allooawt
through the llt\ldent bo<ly ..
Claire. Wi;Iner tries to explain to David Klain whf .
she hit him on the head with a bottle in a scene
from "Happy Birthday," pla~g tonight and next
weerend at the Long Beach O>mmumty Playhouse.
MOONCHILDREN
w ... c.... ,. • .,.,. -A-DIC. '1• thru DIC. 11'11
Pit .. I AT .. IUN. I r.M • ' ,
~ ART AUCTION
. ~ A-le Art o.ty
'SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 2, 1972
FIOM 7 P.M. ON • • • •
PARK N I WPOl T SPA
5000 PARK NIWPOJlT ROAD, NI WPOIT 11,ACH
$1.50 donation lclv41n nf'n1hmentt •NI dMr prlMt
---CINIODMI JO .
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IT"I ,,..,010 ....... WOM...,-AIMMIMTI
WALT OllMIY!I
UOUMIO"' lo "LOSON ...... "_ ·'lun11u•1.111 •11:1 ,11:••"
a "THlll:l'S A •111:1,. IN MY $OU,...
"Tll:OUILI MAN" lltl
"'THI HOT ll:OC.K" !POI
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..YMI YAl.ACHI "-"'"Ill" 111:1 & TMr CMil.: lit "THI I OSTOM STIANCJLl ll:" ill:).
SP£CIAJ. MAllNf4
SA'llMOAY & SUNDAY
1240 & ~00 EACH DAY
AU.IUTS 75c
THEY CAllED IT AN ACCIOfNT.
HE CAllEO IT MURDER.
IT WAS THEIR CONSP IRACY.
IT WAS HIS SON.
GEORGE C. SCOI I
:~~-'RAGE'
. Rf&RO-T i......,,., n J l!lAl.D&£iTT-LEo.1.-.w.SS.ti1oat1l•lOSDnl
-•PHILIP FRIEDMAN ~ OIN KLEINMAN ,_•FRED WEINTRAUB ~•trGEORGE C.SCOJl · lillilldo1PUAflSIGr ·tfUll(QllOR • toM..:-~
2nd POPWR HIT
& ·.-Ml I '
-~ er llllERl RiESltlHll UAll
ROSS
/SBIWE
HOLIDAY
"'ftlUCNt.Mlt*HAIQSl'
*-10CUlllTOl"IM1· •mbscJ.ICOMmem
IOl"121UOft "'._' •Jim lllfli.1181UPQll• •w.v...,,1w ----
WllJDIDIT?
Miii's best frieml ...
II' a 111111?
I Ml'WA.1 flCTP! • rftl#«Ol.tr Ill 0
Also CLINT EASTWOOD
in "JOE KIDD" ~
• IN THEAlER # 3 e ·--!BARBRA STREISMIO ~" .... ,. ,~GIRi.
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I I DAIL v PILOT S..tllrdli}', Otct~ 2.. 1972
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTI P BUC NOTICE * * I Jtl• PICTITIOUfi •UtlMHS N011(1 HlillE•V '' CMVIH 11'1<11 • I :tf1Q
SUl'El+ol COUllT 01' TMI • 111' l'vtillc HMI ...... wUI M --.. " STA.T• °' CALll"OlllUA fllOll ~""· n• lllll IY (..-1 •• Oty Ill .;;;. l.;; MOf .. IC.• TO c.•DITOIU
THI CO\IMTY 0" Oll:ANOI T,,. tollowlftl ..,_ II -.ol4'I 1Mlflttl Ny EH:l•r ta. ttn. ., 7'dD """' " uut ' AflllfPU
* * For ,the Record
Trader's Paradise .... •·rilm ., 0.L' .. I AltTW St«S 011 .................. ,........"' llllli CtiV N0111te'~...:.: 0i!.11 .. u.~c-irtdlf0t1 M~!:· .. ::.:,.i:i:·~·:• .. ,tt ::~IT;: 1.AOUHA.. ltk l. Cwt HW'f, NG. I, f:::t" .. ~'"t:! ~= 1'Xf:• ~ LYMM lllltNARO STllAU SS,
a.tTT•IU Op ADMINIST•ATION L~ ltKft.. C.llf. ntSl C.ltfrw~.: to ~ Ml llfM~tti r~tww, wtlOM 111111""6 ._... fl
WITH WILL ANN&lCID M&lvlJ'I &«nuelll. 11Jit Ocfffl W•Y• Imo-<:! Rfl>Ql1 !Qt ttw ittOl'CMlll hi-ion CltlQ I . ~ '""" • Newport -..C:ll,
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E ... 11 o1 ~RT C H,. It L E ! I.~ INt n, C•lll o1 C•l'llPlll Ori .... from Vnl~tf'•llY Orf~• -ly ol Or11191, Slllt ot Callklrnl•, INo!
llA.AIOU.W, ·~ HOIART C HARDSAW Tlll1 butolftfN It tltlflO c:~ttll ~ Ml KfOh 1M J.M1 Juquln M-.rWI to Cir._ ;H~~ren.twr 11 11>0<!'1 hi tit "'fff lo
'"'' H. C. HAROSAW, Ole.N-L"41~\d!Jll. Aw-. P. Ol..$0ff, tr-tffw. ,.,._
MQTIC.E IS HEltEIY GIVEN !Mt IN! ..... •ori1tteln 1\1 C1rol J l'lyflfl bvll""' lddl' .... 11 IO'lt Mc.A.rtllvr Wey.
ft.ttM1 M 1 r I t H•rdww lllJ !UICI Tlllt Mlll""'91'11 Hied wltll IN Countv' 0.Ul'f' '"' (ltrk ol hnlt Ane, CWlllV ol °"'""' Sll1t ol
rw.ln • oet!Tloft '°" ProN•• OI Wiii '"" ,..," ol 0.-11191 ~,.,. OIH .. ~ tt.. Tiii Chy ol '"""" Cllllornlt . 1or kw.ntt o1 LAit«I ot Admlnl~1r11lw lfl2 Wll,.LIAM 6 . $'!" JOHH, COUf"TY Plllllbntd Ot"tnlill C-1 O.I~ P H Tht P'~'Y to lllt fftMlttted h
wlln ...in 1n111xect. ret.-1<>e1 to .,.nkn II Ct.ERK, 8'( Atlt!tw E. Krtiger, DfMlll, ~ t. ltn »4s.
0ii ~~ :' J~~: s~:l!'°:t l!~wnr:.lbo.11, ""°' kw 1111'1htf p.9rtltultrt, 11111 11\•t tllol P11 It I
1r..,. .,.... Pltu o1 ,,..,Intl 1111 M""" 1\61 "'"'lllltllld Ort""'1• Cc.st O•HY Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICK 11~• d prOCMrty I• dttcrlDM In oener•l ~ Ml 1~ Dtceml>ef" it, 1972. " t .oc O..:ttnNr 2, t, l&, n, 1tn 3117.72 a.m., Jn IM c-!room al Otp.ortmlMI No All 11o<:k In l•t(lt, llJ1l11r••· 111ulpmen1
l ol MOO court, al 700 Civic CIM!ff Orlv' PUBUC NO'J1C£ P'U•t.tC MOTICIE •1111 9000 Wiii ol IN! ck>ltd bffr titr
W•!, In lht CllV ot $tn1• A.NI, C1Ufvml• HOii« 11 htt'tbV ,,._... tllotl lht Pollet binlntu IU'IOllln •• THI! GAi.LEV "nd
lines
times
dollars
I
Oiied Novtm.Dlr 'lt, 1tn o.p.rimtftt ot "" c tv of co.t• Mtu wm klc:•ltcl •t tlO E. e11bOI &!Yd .• e11bool,
WILLIAM E. 5T JOHN. rtCTITI04.l.l •us1••s1 hold • putlllc lucllon ot uncltllT*I cwnty of OrllflllS, Sl•I• of C•!lfornl•.
Counly C11t'k • """"'• STATaMllllT llll'IUMI pr~ Of! kturd1v. Otumblt' Tiii bl.Ilk tr.,.1t•r WILi bt.c:ontummattd
HILi Q, O.OIDHAllT TM fol*'MI ...,_ 11 lliltllt M\fltM t, ltn 1t lOitO AM 11 lht C0511 M&st on or llllr Ille 11111 dtV Glf o.c .... w . tHl Nor'!-a,......y, 111111 ..U 11: POlic. OINlf"'*ll. " F•lr Orlw, Cont lt72, •I lO:OI 1.m. &I Protft1k1MI Eter°"" s ... lt AM, CA ft7t6 'PALISADE$ atlll:Ofl'AACTI( Ofr· ......... Strvlces, 1'33? Ir vine A.,..,ue, Sullt E,
Tell (114) 111-7145 FICES, m2 $. E. trUlol. SMt• Anl. Tlll1 notice l1Wld purMllnl lo $«"lion Tuslln, C-ry of OrtllQI, Sl1t1 of
AH...., !WI P'etlli.ur C.Jll. • J%7'2 •1111 nn of , ... Mllllldpel CoOt ol tne QlllfOl'lll•
P\1111111*1 0<1 .. 1 CN.r Delly P'llot, OeMk Llllot! ~ 0.C , 1110 Cllr ol C°'ll MeM. C1lltornle.. $4 fir ft ~ lg The Trtn1'9rH, 111
OK-t, J, I, lfn UJt.72 LI• Aw .. H. LOf~I hkfl. (Mlf, -.OS ll, E. HliTH , IMni,.st ~ •l'ld ldd!fllel UMd bV ™• tlifflflftl It llelno CIOftductM Dy en CWIEF QF POLICE T•ltllfwflf tot Jtie lllrH ..... " I.I" Piii,
lndfVkfutl, Publlthtcl Or""' cont Delly P'llOI. iri: -· [)eMls Ttiompton. o.c. ~ 2. 1972 . 3JQt.12 O•llCI OC!Otler 31, ltn PUBLIC ~OTICE
Tt\11 111._I ttlld wltll tihl (-ty 'fbom.111 f'. Ollon
P•-411 Ctt<k Cl' O••not COllfltv on: No_,.., 21, PUBUC NOTICE' T~
1UP'IE•IOR cou•T 01" THIE 1tn WILLIAM E. ST JOl1N, COUNTY ......... 1o11.1 IE~ Senkn
ITATI DI' CAt.ll•O•llllA FD• CLERK, av Bl'lef'l'I" J. """"'*'-· Otcluly. , .......... , .. _ THIE COUNTT 01" Oll,t.NGI •ttff4 PICTITIOUS a\11LNIU w C1 '16'1
NI. A·J4t11 P utlll1111d O••noe Caal! Diiiy P'llCI', NA.Ml! $T,t.TIMENT E1U9W N•. n -ltll·I
NOTICE OF Hl!A•ING 01" ,.liTITION DIC:""1bv 1, t, 16, 23, 1972 2295·72 _ T, M toUowlflQ pwton 11 dol"9 Ml~ ~"':~,,rm .. ' Caalf 0.11• ~ti1,1'?:,·
FOi. ,.l.OaAT£ 01" 1'10l.DORAP'HIC -...
WILi. AND l'Dll LETTIERI Tl!STA· PUBLIC NQT!CE HARIOll LITES, 1122Vr N~
MENTAl.Y '----occ==~="'·=~---1 lllvd., Cotll Mffa, t'H21. E1t11t ol HArTIE f . BAI LEY, Otc•ll·I · FICTITIOUS aUSINl!SI ArTl!11r WllL•rd Murray, 1911 Westl~~~-~--~---'---
PUBLIC NOTICE
fll NAME STATEMIEHT 10tlh $!<HI, Loa A.nC1•1 C1., 9000 NOTICE 01" P' U a L I C HEARING
NOTICE IS HERl!eY GIVEN !NI Mir· Thi lollowlne person Is dolntl blnlflftS TNI -lnes1 I• btlnQ conduc:!ed b'I" an 8EFORE THE ~.,LANNING COM· gartl J11nrw11• ltMlti has !Heel F!e•eln , , lndlYIOUil. MISSION 01' THI! CITY 01' P'DU '\
d l>lllllon for o'*tt of Hol09r111Nc .,.Ill •i: JEWECRY CRA-S ••RTS • .," Ar•hur W. Murrtv TAIN VALl.l!Y , , 111d kif' !11u1nc1 of.l.11""* Tnt11n1nl11'V ,..., " ,.,.., NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN T
10 Ptllll-•, re,.renc;t to which 11 mMll ARTS, 26M Slue Stir, AMM!m t2I06 Thlt 1t1t1ment 111tcl .,.llh t ... Coontv THA on lor hi•I..., per1lcul•rs. ind lMt tr.e lime The Jtwel Thief, tnc.. • C•llloi'nlol Cl"r~ ol Or•noe County on: How. 22. 1972 W~llfld1v. Oet:ornNr 13, 1tn 11 7:lCI ~nd pltct ot 11earlr111 11111 ...,,. l\•I bffn CorDUr•lton, 'llM Blue SI••• Anll'lll"1 WILLIAM E, ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERI(, P.Ffl. In Tilt Comm111'11tv C1nttr Bulldlng.
v1 for oec:em111r lt, 1m. it 9:00 1.m .. In 92806 By Beverly J . M.ecldo11, Deou•v. ltnOO Sltltr Avenue, Founttln V1Uey.
thl cotJrtroom al 0.0-rlmtnl Ho. 3 ol This butJness Is 1191119 cOl'lduc:lld by 1 a 1"11114 Calllornlt, thl PlaMlng Commlulon .,.111 sild court, i! 700 Civic c enter Orlwe COf"llOntHD!I. Publlahtt:I Or Cu•i 011lv Piiot, hold 1>11111lc htarlnv on the foUowlnu:
wn1. In the CHv ot Sant• An•. C•lllornl•. THE JEWEL THIElll, INC. Novemblr 25 O.C.em'*° 2, 9, 16, PRECISE PLAH 111 -Applketton tlltcl 01!.cl November )0, 191'l Phlllp Whilll)er 1•1'l Jl;ll:).72 by F. v. I.Ind ComNllY 10 COl'l$ltucl PtrlkM'o!I ·--modUllt medlCll lac:lilty 11 tt0 T1lbtrl
Wit.LIAM E. ST JOHN. Thl1 llatement flied wl!h "'' Countv PUBLIC NOTICE Avrnue, AlSKsOr's Parcel 151·1~1.o:I. w1Lau~T,.J11:;~ Ck•k of Orange Coun!y on: Nov. ,, 1971 CONDITIONAL use P'•RMIT lU -
A Protti.i-1 COtll'Ot'l llon, Wit.LIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY Applkatlon flied by M1rtln Ro.ton lo con· CLERK, By Btverl' J. M~, Otl"'•ty. ,ICTITIOUI SUSINE5S 1ln.oct K.hool for 120 ctllklren, 11111 i:"' --:~'.:. ~~·v•rd, .. ,.11~5 NAME STATEMENT titiw.e-n 2·~ Ind 12 years, on pl'Opltly
LOS A,.in. C1fftonll1 ftlll Publl~Mtl Or•ng• Cc.11 D11ty Piiot, Thi lollowlng peraon 11 doing bUS!nns ~:::'~/~,:~ ~· :',1
1
11 0~~os ~.;~:: .;:
TtL· (21Jl -.,)41 Nov.miler 11, 11. 2$ 11111 OK.mbv 2. •s· sn , •. •-· --I · All°'-v tw: Pirtl"""8r 1912 ll'°'n . NEWPORT SHELL SERVICE, 2IOO w. A.i . ;ff_",~,·q,, .... ICt b.i IS I porllon ol
Pllflll~ Or.M:DI c~., 0111~ Pllol, Cc.11 Hlgnw1y, Newport B...cn, 9"U60 PRECIS.I .. lANJlt, TEMT. TRACT
[)Ketnbtr 1, l , I, 1'1'l 33U·1'l PUBLIC NOTICE Ernat J . s111..-. ,, B'9 Bird 115r---A-ppllc1Uon fllf<I by Holm 1111 & Pl•tt, E l 1Cll'O, C1IUornl1, '2630 A~. lo eu1itrucl 1hopolng c111!~ 1t 11it
FICTITIOUS aUSINESS Jh!s buMnnl ls being conlluc:ted by 1n SOIJIMISI COl'fll1'" of M1gnollt aNI Warntr.
MAME 5TATEMIMT llllllvldu:t. I S Ten!arl~ Tra<I 8151 crrellng nl111 loh Ill·
MOTlt'I! TO Cl.EOITOltS The toll°""lng pen.on II doing DuSIMil lN {":5 Jj ll~~ll C ... O!'d Ill" con]unc!lon wHll IM prtclH plMI. SUP'•R•o• COURT OF THE II! I i. •mtn .,., '"' oun •• A.P. JQ.JO .t)I.
STATI! OF CALll"Dl.Nll. FOil ALLSPACE. 21•1 DuPont OriY1, Suite Cl1rk ol Ot'lnQI Counlv on: Nov. 21, lm REV. l"RECISI! Pt.AN Ul -Ap· TH• COUNTY OI" ORAJlG~ 21e, Newport Beatll. C1Ufornl• ""-' Wll.1.IAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERIC, pllallon tllf<I bY W. ll. Sthul1 & AslOC. ro
N-. .t.•Sllll "ll$111CI TA c1n'Ofnt1 Corpen1fonl 9y 8-tlV J. Maddoll.. Depu.ly. Mid rec:r~Uon Dlllkllng '9 s--
E!lat1 of SHAKER GEORGE ICHOUR:Y, P.O. lklll U6, COlill Mesi, Citlllornl1 F1161' Apertrnl!!I c~ex •I la:ut Sl•ter Otceawd. 92621 Putlll!llMd Or1ng1 Caa'' O.lly Pllol, "-·
NOTICE IS Hl!Rl!.BY GIVEN lo ,... Tiils Minns 11. being conallcild bY I Hovtrnbv 2.S •NI OKtmbe• 2. 9, 16, THESE MAnER:S .,, be-Ing procHH<I cr.dllort of '1W •boYw n11.....S dtcldt!nl CCll'POl'lllon. Im 102·72 pursuenl lo llMr Planning L1.,.• of 11>1
!l\l t 1n p1rsons ""'Int cltlm• ..o•lnsl the Byron M. T•r....,1111' St1te of C1Hlornl1 aow:mment Codi u ld decide"' an l'WQlllred to fllol lft«n, Tiils 11•1!!!"'11 flied wltfl the COlln!'I' PUBLIC NOJ'ICE M.000 ~ seq. Ind IM FVMC Tiiie 11.
Hh Till Ur'( VCIUCl'lot 1 ln the oflk• Cleill of Or1nge Count\I on: Nwemlloe<' 9, Tiiow lleSlrln!I to !Kilty ln favor Cir' In Cl!>' :i Ille ,,,o;:c:: IM tbovt 1~1iu.o courl, or Im WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY FICTITIOUS a~INESS l>O!ltlon lo ltoeH millers will bl gl'lln 1n
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-Stnl ll'ltm With !ht !>ICtSUl'V CLEll.I(, Bl' &1verty J. MIO<lc~, Oepi,rry. ••••£,,AT•"••.. OPPOrlurtllY to dO so. 1f further In· o .... • 1"·21:146 ..... ... • fClf"Fflltlon 11 ""Ired you m1v contact the ~·~·:i"'S.tv1:R',:A~=~~.:~1~E0~1~t! Publlshld Orang• COf•t 0111v Piiot, The lollow!ng petson 11 doing bv~lness Plannlno DO'l>artment '' '62-242• 1nd ,,,.,
' OURY Novembe<" n , ·1e, 2s and Oec..nc--2, •s: to Ille 1boV1 Item•. E11111 al SHAl(Ell. GEORGE ICH ' 1~n 3121-11 1. DEDON MUSIC co., 2. SIJRROUNO PLANNING CO.V.MISS10N
wllldl Is IM plKI of bllllnn1 In Ill mal· SOUND, 17•1 W1Jlc1lfl Or., Ne.,.p0r1 Of' THE CITY OF
1••• pwt1lnl11Q lo 1M 111111 of ••1d PUBLIC NOTI~ Btacll. cant. 926'0 ~ , FOVNTAIN VALL!:Y
decedent, wltfl.ln tour months 1f1tr 111e '-'&:. 01nnl1 Maloney, 16265 TllO\.lry Cr., Clinton SMJTQd, Secr1tarv
t!•!I 11Ubllc1tlon ol 11\11 notlcr. Huntington 8tflch Published oranoe COM! o.uv P'!lot,
Dated Nowmlllr 1,, 1972. FICTITIOUS aUSINES5 Tnl1 tHnlnn1 Is belnQ conduc:IO!'d .bV en December 2, 1972 UJS..11
OlnlH Ann SUvermen NA"E STATEMl!NT lndlvldual.
Admltllllr•trl• ol Ille e11~te Thr loUO"Nl!lll per.ans ••• 6t>int1 Dennl1 Mtloney
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
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ol lllfl •~ ..amrt:I dlCrt:f~nt btJ1!ness 8S: Thls 1.!1t1ment llltcl wl!h !he Counlv
DSaU•N a OSaUltN P•CIFIC POPS, 11311 W!td Rost Cle•k ol Orange Counl'( on: Nov. 72 , 19nl ------o-,°"~-----·I
t16 Van lllu,1 allllclltwJ L"">e. Hun!lnoton B•1cl\ 926-tt W!Ll.l ... M E. ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERIC, a lft'n
11• Wfll s. ..... , .. Slretl Norton M1lll, 17311 Wild RCH Lane, By l!ttV.rly J. ~ peputy SU,.ERIOR COURT o• THE
I.DI ~. C.tltor"I• to0\4 Muntlng!on BeKh m.t9 ' FllltS STATE OF CAl.ll'ORNIA l"Dlt
T-4• (Jiil •27·1?•1 Leona Maltz, 17311 Wlld Ros.e Line, Publllhed Or1ng1 (O&\I 01Hv Piiot. THE COUNTY 01" OltAlllGI!
A.,_.,1 for Ad..,lnls,,.•trla H\lflll11111on klell 92M9 Novem""' ts Ind Oectmtier 2, 9 16 HD. A•1CI l»-OC Tl\I• bu'llness Is being concluctl!d by • lfn li-u-7:1 HOTICE OF HEAltUIO 0, PITITIOH
Publlll'<ltl Ora,,.ge Coco.r Oallv Pltol, pertntr ..... p, FO• PID8ATS '01' Wlt.L ANO
NO'llt'l'lbe<" 11, 1S and Oec:ember 1, t. Norton M1IU PUBLIC NOTICE COOICIL AND FOil L ET T Ii ll S ltn l19S·72 This st1tement flied wltll Ille Counly TESTAMEHTA•T CleR of Or-~ C"""ty on: Nov f, 1972. Ellatt of MYLA E. FRIEffO, Otaastd. PUBLIC NOTICE B' B'""'I' J. MM!dox, Det>uty Counly FICTITIOUS auslHEn NOTICE JS HEllEBY GIVEN ttlal -------~~-~~--ICMn.. NAME STATEMENT Drtmas R. 11.lcl\moNI ... , flied herwln 1
NOTICE TO c•EOITOl.S F·21i.7 Tnr toll°""lng petlOl'I ls doing business petillon lor Problle Df Wiii ancl Coclldl
COUit OF TME PUl!lllhed Or1ngr Cc.•• D11tv P!lol. I S: """ for Issuance of t..ttlrJ Tnl<lmtnl•ry
SUPl!•tol. FT FOi. Novembef" II, 11, ?5 and Oectmblr 2, ED'S HOUSE OF WAX, 9S7 W. 171h to Ille pell!loner, reflrenet lo wlllch 11
STATW: 01" CALI Olllt!A ltn ll:J9.n SI .. Cosl• Mes.I, 92n1 -'°" lur""1" 1Mrtlcul1r1, Ind !hit lhe
THE COUNTY 01" 01.AfolGE Echil1rd F. Ou!Nol1r, 17.432 Slnla time 1ncl piece of lllllrlng 1"'-wrne lwl
Estill fll ."~;.:·f~NA DOltT, PVBUC NOTICE t.ucl1, Faunl•I" V•llcv. "17m been w1 for Oecern11tr ,,, ljlJ.. •I f :OC • 1Ns DUSI._ 11 11tl,. mnducttd by en a.m., In ltlt cwm-.. ol ~ No. Otlc:tllctt. lndlvlciu.I 3 al Mid court, 11 70CI Civic cen.ir Drlvt
NOTIC'.t: .IS' Hf:llE•V GIVEN lo IM FICTITIOUS alJ'11NESS fO-#ird I". OUttleltf • West, In t11e Cltv o1 $1nl• Aft&._ h#fornl•.
credltcrl ilf' !hi ..... "'"""' dtudlillll 111.t.ME STATl!MalllT Tiii• lti1lt!Tlfnt fllld """' 1M Coun'T Dllld NOVln'IDff" 30. 1'7i i·-,r ... -Is 'i'":~ b4¥\ .... d.\nw 1111ln1I !ti! rr. lolm-1,. """°" 11 OOlno tllll, lness Clri. o'I Or•ll!M: COUlllV on: Nov. tt, 1971 Wll.l.IAM E. ST ,
Mid ... ,....,... fl:I flit """'' IH' • wlltt -~ ...elWn• 111 IN olt\c. . SHAFER. ENT!JIPR.l'SSS TSI S 4 Wl\,LIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY tLERK. c-ty Clerk
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-·-' ' BY A-1y J. Mlddoll, Oep\.lty. . R.\CHMCINO tnd SMITH ot 1t11 of·"'1f ....,. <;UU'O" or JIC~ St., MidQV CllY 926SS Ftl611 712 Flnt Wlfllrtl .. ,.k ....
lo ptftlllt "*"" wnfl' ... llK .. W'l' 0-.. J-Sl\llef", Ul AVOCMfo SI., P'ubUM'ltd OrlllOI CoMI O•LIY Piiot, PuadeM, Ctllt. t\ltl
wouchen. 11 ttll ll!ldll'llal• 1t lht olf1c1 iw.;z; Cost• Mew '26211 NO'V'ltTlbll'" 2s ind Otcemlllr 2 t 16 Tel' Ulll m-M:19 ol Ill• Al1"""tl PA~··· MILl.lkEH, Tl'llf Mln•,I• ming cond~ "'1 •n 19n ' J:i41 .r.i Alllll'M'(I fol' Pt1111Clfl .. ~~~'~{. .. fc!:.Rsulleai;:l/l'l'l:,.H.j~: llld~o;., Sblw Publlslled Ora~ Co&
606 SOUftl Otlv. Str11t, U. A/llltlll. Tl'llf, st1i.mtnt fllfd wlfh 1111' county PUBUC NOTICE Dr<:l'f'"lber
2• 3• 9• 1971
c111tam11 9001,, wlllcll 11 ,... pL1ce of C11rt; of Ot'lnQ9 CounlV on: Nov. 9, 1972 PUBLI P'" DUllMU of the unHnlgMd ln •II mltflr• WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY FICTITIOUS IUSINl"SS C N CE
111rt1lnl1>9 lo "" *"" ol Mid dececlrnl, CLERIC, lly Blt'f1rly J . M&cldaM, Orputv. NAME STAfEMliHT ...it11ln tour monlh1 titer lht flnl 1"21).q The loll~lng ptr$011 11 doing btJ1IMss SUP'E•IOlt CDU)tTOf' THI!'
P\lbllutlon of this notltl. Publlsl;lld Or•119e C11111t Delly Piiot. 11: STATE OF CAlf:Ol.HIA FOii Dli.d N~ 1', ltn. Hovernl>ef 11, It, U Ind Otcernber 2, HARBOUR HOMES, 51211> S. Baytronl, THE COUNTY 0 .. OllANGS
LH MOOl'I Dorl 1t72 llJJ.n B•lboa lsllncl. c •. 92662 NO. .74122 Encvl« "'"" wm ol N-'On $. Hopkl"" 51211> s. B•vtront NOTICE 01" KEA INO Of" PETITION
the 1bove Mimed clece<IBnt PUBUC NOTICE Bllboa 1111nc1. c.. FOi. Plt()9,t.T• '°" WILL ,t.ND FO• rAaKn. Mll.LllCllll. ICONLM•lllR, This bl™MU Is Nlng condUClrt:I b'I' an t.ETTEltS TES,AMElllTAl.Y (aOND
CLARK AlllD O'HA•A INll~ldu1r. WAIVEOI ,..,....._ , .. 1"111 ........ , St41t ,........,. Mii 9 :tflM 'Newlon S. Hopldn1 Est•t~ of R:VTH PEARi. ETTINGER.
"'6 '91(111 Dliw StAltl' SUP'EltlOR COURT DI" THI! Thll s111......,1 filed wltfl. Ille Counry Dece•secl. I
t." .......... Ciitt.nlla fOf\4 STATE 01" CALIFORNIA FDA Clerk of Ort!tlll Counly °"' H......-.ber lt, NOTICE IS HER.EllY GIVEN !hit T•h Cllll U4-USI THE COUNTY or OlllAHGE 19n. By .. .,.,,., J. MlddoK, l)epU,.., Gro1'9' M. E,;:ng.e• NI 111111 h11'.in I
.. .,.....,,. tw •Dd!W M-. A-741at county c1tr•. petition tor oball ol wm •1111 IOI'
PUbllsMd Or•"IJ'I Col~! D•lly P!lol, NOTICE OF Hl!AltlHG OF "'IET"!OM J=.21411 IHu•nct of t. en TH11ment1ry 10 Ptlll·
HO'YlmlllW \I, 2.S Incl 0Ktmbl1' 2. '· FOi. ,..DSATE OF WILL AND FD• Pllblllhld Or -Caasl 0 '' Pl'~ !lone< (bond WitlWd) ..... lftee to wn.lch l.ETTE•S T£STAMl!NTA•Y ''"'" I V "'" • 1972 llt•·1'l Ellalt ol MARV R COWING q Nowrnbolr 11, 2.S, 11111 Otctmber !, t, b m-tor """"' partlculars, Ind 11111 MOLL y COWING o.cHwd ' • tm 31&6·n Ille H ..... Ind pl•t• of ..... 1 ... INI -' · NI been M'I IOI' Dec1mbl1' 12, 1972, al
NOTICE IS HEREl'I' GIVEH 11111 PUBLIC NOTI,..,..., 9:00 1.Ffl .. In "" cOUt"tr-.. of Oep•rl· l'Ot'dVC• V. Cow1""'1. lkl Ford v. "'c. l'l"let'll No 3 ol Mid court, 1t roo Civic PUBLIC NOTICE
9 m•l C-tng, his nted htt".in I i»llllon for Center Or!VI Wnt, In 11111 C!ly of S111g,
HDTIC• TO CRl!OITORI Pn:oblll of Wiii Incl tor luuenc1 of I.el· l'ICTITIOUS IVSlfolESS A,.., Cal!fornlt .
OF aUt.IC Tl.A,.Sl"t:lt let'! Tnttmtnllf'Y to TIM Ptll11-r, lilt.Mt: STATEMENT Daled Dec1mber l, 1972 ti~ '111 -•111 u .c.C.) •tllt"fflCI to wllld\ rs midi for furllwir The lollowl .. person 11 do!ng Minns WILi.JAM. E. ST JOHN,
Holk• Is hlrtl:l"I' t1l.,... to 11111 Creditors parllculars. •nd 11\11 1111 II"" and Pia<• 1•: coun!V Cl«k
of HAltVEY J WEl8 •nd FllAHCES G. ol hetrlng the 11111'11 Ills brlft Ml fOr THEODORE V, "6 F1sl'lion hl1llll. JACIC MEDOVli
WEii Ttir11tfror1, w11o1t Ml-Id-DK.-12, ltn. ti! 9:00 1.m., In t!'ll Nf'#POl1 9rec:ll, Cllll. nuG A"-at Lew
dfeu 11 "J Wnl ltlh St,..t, Cosl1 M ... , ~ of ~I Ho. l ol llld T. E. ll1n 0t K-p Companv, 14411 1tW1f1 Sl'rfft Counf'I' fll Or••• SI•"' of C.iltornl•, lhll court. al 100 C!Vlc Cenler Drlw Well, In C1lftoml•, "6 Fashion lll1nd, Newporl V•" 11111'1'" Clllfonllt fl40t
1 bulk IT"•n•llt' Is 1b0Vt to lie made IO INI Cl!'( ot Sin!• Anl, C11ltomla. ee..:I\, C•lll. nuo T1I: f21lJ ,...1111
ClltTH E. MELTON allll DemOTHY l . Oiied Novemkr 21, 1911 Tt\11 b\11111111 !1 being tonducftd by • A"-'\I for P'eflllwltr
MEI.TOH, Tr•n1 ....... , ""'°"' i.u11nes1 WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, Corpgratlon Published Orenve Coast Dally Piiot,
addreu 11 19'7 lrvl"' A~, Colla County Cieri: 1". E. VAN OE KAMP Dla!nbrt'" 2,.,, 9, lfn Jl.41 ·12
Mn9. County of Or•1'4'· St••• ot •o•ritT v. Gl9SDlll COMPANY' PUBLIC NOTICE Ctlltoml•. 451 foulh Gr1N1, Sllll• sat Tneodor• e . .,.,. de Camo. Sr.
T... protMt'tv 11 bl treM'-t'red !1 LOI A ....... , CA tlG17 Th11 11•1-t tlttd w'ltfl. Ille COll~l'f" lac•lld 11 "5 West 1'111 Street, C°'l• T•I' t!U) ,H ... IJl Cl.,k ot Or1n111 COlll'll'I' on: Novem~• 16.1---------------1 Meu. COUlllY ol Or••· Siii• of A"°""""""' .. et11111t1r 1971 WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY NOT ICE HEREBY' IS GIVEN '"'' • Callton'!I• P11lllllllld Orantll Caa1t 01lly Pll~t, CLERK av Bl'lt<fy J Mlddo!C Otp1,11\1 P11bl1c H•1rlng w!lt N htkl before the Cl--
Sild ~ 11 d.crlbtd In gert1r11 Nowmbe<" U. 24 end DlcernNr l. ' · ' l"·!Uai 1Y Council of the Cltv ol trvtne on Tllffo
••· ltn l'lolt·J? Publl1lttcl Orange Cc.•I Delly Pllol div. O.Cembv 12, 19n, 11 7,)11 p.Ffl .. or
. All ••• Jn lrldt. l!MIUrl'I, l"lUl~t Novemblt 11. ts, •1111 DKtmbrr 2. ,: ., soon ttlffutter •• POlllblt, In IM Clly
alld lfood .,.111 of ,,.., on wl• uciwr PUBUC ·NOTICE 19n lue>-n COUMll Ctwo...w., an C•mPW Ortw. l!Utl-t-11 Wtbbl UqUOr •nd • Suite 200, Irvin• Tow" Ctnlff, Jrvl1111,
OeU .,_, louted '' m Weit ltlll 51,.1, • at1'4 PUBUC NOTICE C1llfoml•, on IM fl"OllOMd •••-Ion of Co1t1 MeM County vi Orenet St1t1 of SUPE•IOlll COUltT OP THI! C•mPt.1$ Drive trom Unlv•"ll¥ Orlvt
Clllfoml•. ' . ' STAT• DI" CALllfCMlllllA FOil KA~-Tile San Joequln M•rlh fo Cirllon PICTTTIDUS SUSINISS • .,.,.... Tht IK"1c trttt1fer 'fl'lll bl eoftWm!MteO TM• COUlfT'I' 0, DllilGli NA.Ml! ITATIMINT ·,,, C1rol J Flyn.n on .. lltw IM ml'I dly ol Dlcwnbe<, ..... ,..,.., Thi toltowl ptnOM .,. dolnQ Deputy c1tV Clar-of
1912, 11 l!l;OI /to.M II WESTERN lllOTIC• OP HEARING or .. ..,.tTIOM 111111 ....... , "9 Thi Clff of lrvlM {"~u~wsii!t.?w....;~A~ ~::\A.~~;·~~TANO l"Oll E.A.R.S. CLU• (EfMrVlllC'/' Action Publ1""'8cl. 0r,,,,anoe COllll 01(ty Piiot,
CllUl'lly Glf Or"1V', 51111 ol CIMfamll, fihl"" of NEl.LE HUGHES COLE· RIHC\111 Ser'l"lctl, 1U11 Tripp Clrdt, December ., :n..t.n
llAVE lot1, acrea,&e &net
houses au over Southero
Callf., want Vllrlous pMt!ed
Harbor atea-homea.roroin.
L'Otne prop. Bk:r,' 6-m..7225.
TRADE $13,500. equUy ' tn
Ncv.'PQrt Beactl home for
!>00'· car o~r 'l'.D.'a, ijou,se 1s leased fur • mo. A&t·
Owner e
llA VE $81 M equity in G ,
Holl!les und 2 Du.plexes ln
01·ange. \\'ant larger projecl
or local land to develop ..
6i;.3539
\VANT EXECUTIVE
HOME: Have Silverado
acreage. Real aleeper area,
Ideal for syndication.
838-4651 -6 P.M.
CABIN A-Frame,..Sia Bear
IUgh lands, )".ant late V\V
camper or ~Wvalent or
trade on Rental units.
548-4878
$265,000 N. Tuslin, S Ac ..
huge home. Trade $250,000
rqty for solid income prop.
crty. Prin only. Bkr.
547-6469
TH.ADE $3,500 cq., Lull.rs.
28 ft , 1969 top quality boat
for late model. pick up.
Boat berth. Dana ?o.larina I-
29, Island side, 496-9b1..
L A R G E oUice rornplex,
$1.000.000. Wt>.nt smaller,
pn>paid or TDs.
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Agent
4964345
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Whiskey
Brewed
By State
CHARLESTON, W. Va .
(API -The stale of West
\'irginia has gone into the
buslnes! of selling mqonshine.
The state Alcohol Beverage
Control Commission has stock-
ed se'letal of its stores with
two brands of old-fashioned
white corn w b i S t :e y ,
"guaranteed to be less than 30
days old."
"ONE OF THE m a i n
reasons-we lkclded to-put-jt on
U\e shelves," said. ABC Com-
missioner Richard Barber, "is
that many people just like U>e
taste or moonshine. We bad
quite a bit of demand for it."
The two brands sold in abOut
60 ABC stores are Boonshine,
a 100-proof whiskey manufac-
tured in Cincinnati, a n d
Georgia Moon, an 86-proQf
variety produced in the Peach
State. S. 1w " --to tM Trens--. 1U GROVE, ~ Hvntlngton hid!. C•lltonll• bu15-,....,.. Incl lddt'llMI "-' b'f 1tN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEH fllll Dalt B......,_, 16571 Tripp Clrclol, PUBUC NOTICE
Tr-flrtn for IM """ ""' 1111 pe1t, Phlll• R. ,.._..__, ·-w. C"--•· H1111tlnQton a..m. Clllloml1, '~-~~~=---~=---·I Booneshine, sold in pints,
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._._..yow ......... --Pllll McC.wllhl, l"UO:I .,"' Spn.tee,1-hil "I l rt: ' ....... peu1 OOtlll'M HVtNt flew !!ltd GlllM!t G,,_ C•lllCll'l'll• NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN """' I retails at $2.66, w ea u th of °"" HooYemOtr '" ''" t'llt'eln • Pltltk:ln tor l'Tobal• ot wm enc1 rrirs Minns '11 belnt1 c~ -.v 111 Publlc Ht.ring .. 111 bl held ~ "" cl-Georg;" Moon --"-for u .""'. Clrtll E. Miiton, lor luu.&nc. o1 L.,,..-. Tat-l•ry Iv unlncafllOl'lltd auoc:l•llon other lhlln • ty c-11 of IN Cll'f' of lrvlM 4111 T--~ """'U Trl!IS""" tM Pltlttoner. l"lft~ to wt11c11 I•,....... P11rtntn11lp ""''· OeeembH 11. 1t12 • .,, 1:• Pm .• or 'It's distilled just Ii k e
O<;iroltly L. Mellon, tor 1urt111r partkulln. e!ld !Mt tlle time Dtl• ._...... 11 soon tlltrffttff '" poellbltl, In the City bisk B Tt1111ltrH •nd pl.ct of ..... Ing "" MIN Ml Men PNI MeCWWMlle Councll CMmblt'•, 4201 C•mpus Orlve. regular w ey," a r be r
WEST•Rlil MUTUAL ESCROW CORIO. WI klr OICtmbtr ,,, lm, ,, ''°'I·'"·· In Tllll 1111-l filed Miii ~ County SI/Ill 200, *"""' TOWll C""9r. lrvlM, said. "'M\e :,i!c.ydiHerenee is
I_.._. IM .. P.O ..... 1... lllr c-"'-" ol ~rtmtnl No. l of Clerk ot Orll'IOI Caunl'I' on · H-be<" 16 C11lfornl•, lo consider 1111 tdoPtlon Of I N""""'""' a.ec11. u l'M47 Mid Cllll'I. It "'° Gl'llc Ctlrtl1' Drlv. 1tn. •Y "'""" J ~ ..._...: ,.ollcy Plln whlch ~ ..,.,,, ob-that whi~ w . ' isn't ~ in Ew.tt ..._ ,,..... c w.1, 111 the c1ry ot Setll• A111, c.n1orn1a. CllUl'l'Y c11r11 ' • ,......,.., leeltw$ •nd pllllfll:I of 1rie C!tv of 1rvf119 charred barrels to ...... 'Snn.. Pvbll...... Dr•nve onl OtHY Pllol. 0.ltd N""""'*" "· 1t72 ' P41111 to. lie 11'11111111 ........ lor 8'""'°"""111 _... .... ~ l. Im 3.J17-7t WILl.IAM I!. l'T J011N, Pvbllll'ltd 0r11111 ,.,.,, Delly P!IOI .,. • a-11 Plll'I IM -hHlllon of lltld poaedly the longer whiskey
COi.On!'( C\lrk Hovtmblr l• 2S •nd DIC " 1 t' 1111 propo11ti. t•-lb 'I t " PlJBL.10 NOTICE SAMUllL A GREt:lf9UR• • ern r • • A Corf o1 ""-~-~1cv Pl•n 11 11gea, 111;" smoo er 1 ge s. ---'--~,.-,,,,.-'-----! m N.-111 ~k• A'lllMlt. Rm. 211 1tn • 311'·" on 1111· In tt1t Qt'f, elf !Mn• Pl•n11lnQ
• ...... P•..,..I!•• CA '1111 PUBLIC N"""CE Ots>at•mtf'\.I Ftrttllef n f o • m • 1 1 an .,."RBER REPORTED that
lllOTICW TO ci101T01lS Tel: UI)) ~ ..... ,. reotf'lllllO i4ir1 Polk'I'· Pil•ll (Ill bl .. ""°'
0
, auuc TllAllM'WR Attorney tor: P't11t11111n 11fnt<1 1rom 1111 Cl!Y ot 1rvl111 Pl•nnll'lll sales are brisk , averaging 70 .-~ 61&1 • ·-U.C.C.) ,.llbll1tttcl OrlnQI "'" O&llV Pllol, PICTITtOUI 9UllNllS ~rtment, llWIAD. Cfl&e9 a month of both brands. ~let II 'l't*!' ,9'¥111 It 11'11 Crtdll01'1 Oflclmbel' L 2, I, 1t72 llll·n JIAMI STATIMaNT l•I C.rot J. Fl...m bavln ' J ~ot:=::...~tR· ,TV,-;.',t.;°ftti PUBLIC{ NOTICE .. ;"" 11111ow1111 iitr-11 11o1111· M l""' ~[r,..,c~1~!1: If k~ful'rea goodg :ocer:~ eu,
St,..,, cwt• .... c~ ol Or•"P· THl!I llHOElt 80)(, 0 City PL1U Pllbllshed Ori .... CNll O•llY "llot, ""t'
11•11 .. ~ Ht ............... I• •OTICI TO c•IOITOltS Soutll. Or.-noa, Cllllornl• .,... Oecernblt' 2. 1972 SW.1'l becauie of the suppliers not .._, •• m-. .. MAltClt. A. SUPD.0. COUltT ·°' TN• 'llrglnf• ~· , .. ·~ 11.d.. havt•u• enou~" he said.
Vl!lllOOIKK. T"'""ltf°"o .,_ ~ STAT• or CALll'Ol•OA l"O• LIYtRI., C..ltorn • '*4 • PUBUC NOTICE A,;;::_b ata•·•a --'uct ..... ii ., .......... Df'hoe, ~ TMll ceuirrv 0.. ....... Tift ....... ,. Mlrll ~ by "l------=-=~-----1 ....... w ,,._
Part. '-""' • ?'""". s11.. "' '"' •1un lnll"'""'Vlrll,.11 • • • ""' coltl aboUtitwlce u muc:h as
(IN.... ...... I I.st•• If GRACE A. SHAVE II. °'°""' TNt J'...,_.. ~*"'., wlfh fM ~ SUPE•IOI (OtJltT OJI ,.,.. ~ll I .. w b 11 e ! .......... ..
Tiit lfWl"1Y .. M tf-t Id ,.._I OrllltM CturlfJ' Oii Moror " tm STAT9 WCALnJOllllllA POI r .... ....ue. toc.lflll "•·•"-Wtlf "Ol...ltrttf, C::O.I• HO'l'ICE IS HERE•Y Ol'IEH to ""Wii:LIAME.ST~N COUNTv'c•'ER· TNl'COIJlllTTOPOllANO• noted that it bts one
MeM. c-tf .. Or-. Stl1t fll tl'tdl'°" et 1M lbowe -""' _....,. ' ' '" "' NO. A-JCM C11JiW..i1. .. ftllt •II,.,_ Mvt,. d..,.. '°"'"''ti. .,. ........,., J, ~ °""""' r-:nnt 9'0TICI' O' MIMllllO OP PWTITION ad'lantaae over bome breW.
s.M ,,..,., ..,... "' .......... 141 ....... .,. """",.. .. ·""" """"· ~ Dr-. Collf Delly P'llol ll'OR li'ltOMff .. W~AHD f"OI HTbat stuff can make you
: Al_. i.n..,....... ..i,.111111 :t':..":.:::~~J:.~~ o.umw t.. '· 11• n. im ,_.72 ~~':,: =111
R. KREP. .tto blind orklll-yo;u."
'68 F..U Co""'6, ...........
taHoncar. '70 Hol}da 350 Sl.
Cycle. '00 vw COm,..,. '"' property, fumlturt, or !!! 61>-187'1 •
•n P~eot JO.I Wa,con FOR cletu1 Ti'avel Ttaill!I'. lnlo.
-.,!',0-. Box <007,
&rvine, Calif •
9'l664
WI!.L trade our 0-Y-O apt.,
Pasadena, tor your Leisure
World hme. Spec. 2 BR, 2
BA w/full mntnce inc tax1t9,
utll. Prestige area . .f94..8766.
DRE;SS SHOP in San Cle·
mentc, trade tor real e11tate,
trust deeds or J!! TI4-496-1~
after 6 PM..
2 BR + 2 Studio apts, Palm
Springs, nr shopa &: schls.
-$37,500. TRADE 2iM eqty.
for inc. or hme, Orange Co.
G46.3928 Lachenmyer Rltr.
LEASED l'(ltnmettial, C.M.
$450 Net, net, net spendable.
Owner will help finance.
\Vant TD's, ~ or clear
land. 552-7S55.
BEAUTIFUL Y A ~1 A II A
ORGAN with Thythm mak-
er, walnut, roll top, looks
like desk, new condition.
Trade for ! ! ? 645-4832.
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'War' on Flag
O'ITAWA (API Dean
White says he has nothing
against Canada's French·
speaking rommunity, but he
likes to fly the UniQn Jack . So
far a nighttime f11g-napper
has taken four of the Brltlsh
banners right off the pole.
·~That's it. Now it's war," said
White, and he unfurled his
flftb Union Jack. -
Pisces. Jae kw Gl~O;Sort; ... :· :i ·
Kim Novak ·Foll~iv ESP '_,,;")
SUNDAY
DECEMBER 3
By SYDNEY OMAl\R
Comedian Jackie Gleason, a
Pisces, is very interested in
astrology, e Jr: tr a sensory
perception , psychic
phenomena and related sub-
jects. Many bOm under Plsoes
share his concern in these
areas. In openly stating his
fascination with astrology.
Gleason joins a host of
celebrities. including Robert
Wagner, Roger Moore, Kim
Novak, Henry Miller. Marlene
Dietrich and many, many
othmi, from the high and ti..
mighty to the low and the
lonely.
ARIES (Mareh 11-Aprll,19\o
Ar'ea·that was"'under wraps"
may surge to forefront. Could
tnyolve marriage, m o n e y ,
joint effoft\I deeds, legacy.
Handle responsibility. Utilize
past experience. Insis' Won
dealing from position of
strepgth.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20\o
Study Aires message. You will
appeal to more persons. You
can round out program, proj-
ect which brings a d d e d
recognition. But don't insist,
cajole or chide. A p p 11 e s
especitlly In relationsbip:S with
partner, mate.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20)'
Friends pit~h in and help yoo
achieve basic. go~I. Let p\ays
prominent role. O~t fi!:olng.
Don't procrastinate. stress
original approach~ Be in-
dependent in that you adhere
to stYle, principles .
Be a seU-starter. Get gqing on ' rewards, opportuplties. ; •
special project. Fam i y AQUARIUS (Jan. -.Feb.
member should be 1Qcluded in 181: Activity is eoncentr~ted
plans. Talk in direct bOt on angle of chart related to
diplomatic manner., 'Means standing in community, pro-
state cause, but show you are fession. ambition. Relativl!
not inflexl~. Taun&s and may be JX1Shing too hard. You
Ubi'a could bt ln pictun. have life of your own lo Uve.
SAGITl'AJUUS <Nov, %1--And you have right to ?Pake
Dec. 21 ): You may be doing your own decisions.
things whicli requir< the u> PISCES (Feb. Ill-Marcb10Jo
most discrefion. Koow il and " New deal may be in offing.
act accordlngly. \Don't 't,.oql you could travel or 4?bm-
yoonielf. Face facts. If you. municate with one at a
are ashamed, admit it. U not, distance. Status quo is shaken.
go forth without deliberately Be ready for en I a r g,e d
irritating others. borlions. See beyond the ..Sm-
CAPRjCORN (Dee. 22.Jan. media~. Money question will
19Jo You may be gelling too be "'Wed.
much too soon. Means be wary IF TODAY IS Y 0 V R
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•COUGARS
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4 IJNKlUI' li()M I'
ON CLAREMONT IN CULVERDALE
Truly a model home-like modern home !
A four bedroom, t\YO story \Yith 21h baths
and decor(ltor touches throu ghout. Immacu-
late maintenance throughout the 2000 plus
square feit! Colorflll wall treatments, deep
pile shag carpeting and exciting floor tiles.
Now $41,500.
UNl9UI HOMU Of NIWPOIT tu.CH-546-19tD
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REAL ESTATE
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General General
** ** ** TAYLOR CO.
LIDO ISLE-474,900
Move In Before Christmas!
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a
choice Lido Isle corner lot. Bright & sunhy
& with a lge sooth patio. Excellent condition.
Owner will consider lse--option . Immed. poss:
LIDO -ISLE FAMILY HOME
Spacioua 41> bedroom 3 bath borne with gate
to storage area for your boat. Immaculate
throughout. Lovely private patio for family
fun. 40' Lot, street to strada. Near good
beach. Owner \\rill help finan ce. $79 ,500
"Our 27th Y •ar''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors
• • . 2111 San Joaquin Hl111 Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
General General
Park-like yard, trees; reaI privacy. Bit-In
BBQ. Gteat view -harbor, ocean & penin-
sula. _4 BR., lam. nn. Lusk home. $74,500.
Call Paul Quick
LIDO ISLE -$71.500
Channing home on 35' lot, best st. to st. IOC'.
3 BR ., 3 BA., sep. din. rm . Beam ceilings
& large patio. Prlv. beaches, temil.t & club.
Charlene Whyte
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Outstandin~ value In a likt>-new 4 bdrm.
plus oversized p~eled family room borne
In a cbolce location. 2 Frplcs. Step-down
wet bar -space for large boat. Eileen
Hudson
PRESTIGE BEST AREA
4 BR .. !am. rm., formal din. nn., quality
carpets, drapu1 wan coverings. Luab land ..
scaping. Serving bar to patio. You own the
land. $79,500. G. Knox
GREAT LOT BIG CANYON
Ideal site for spacious home on champion-
ship golf course, overlooking fairways &
greens. In Newport's newest & most ele-
gant residential •area. Bob Yorke
FEE -$11,950 FULL PRICE
Prime resldeotial lot in lovely neighbor-
hood. Room for large home & garden with
play area for the kids. Contact Marcia
Bents
OWNER HATES TO LEAVE
See this 4: BR., 3 Ba., Fam. rm, home in
WESTCLIFF area; one of our BEST, with
poolsize yard. Out of state move FORCES
SALE. ,72,500. Bud Au stin
SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS
Townbouoe In University Pk. 2-Sty., 4 BR.,
lge. family rm.; well located. Fast pose ..
1Ion possible. Owner's motivated'"' ... call
11Chuck" Lewis
AIOVI DANA POINT MARINA
One of So. Cogt'• most beautiful Spaniah
homes & earden.'l. 4 BR., 3 baths. Garden
rm., din. rm.; peg hardwood. Owners want
action. $94,980. G. Grupe
JUST LISTED
A eracefully decorated Linda Isle home
with many bullt·ln features. Sep. bath for
eecb of 4 ~ !l's a peauty for ol)ly_
flllll,000. Jim Mi er
HAllBOll VIEW HOMES ,
Sbarp Portol!Do mocW with pool. S Bclnns.,
2\i &athr. Partially flnlsbed bonua· room.
Nl<*y landocaped. $67,900. For app't. call
Howard WeU1. _.......
11M711 _ Coldtt .........
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****** *TAYLOR CO.*
IRVINE TERRACE -$150,000
INCLUDING-THE LANDI
Magnificent view of bay, ocean & Catalina.
A most elegant' home of charm & quality
consisting of a huge family room, .2 master
bedroom suites plus a third bedrm & bath.
Fisher stereo lhruout, 2 . fireplaces, many
extras in kitchen, huge \vorkshop ofi garage.
Lovely free form pool in private front court-
yard & many. rare plants. Open for inspec-
Uon for first time. Be early -not sorry!
1921 GALATEA . OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 :30
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Brand New ! Exceptional quality const~c·
tion in custom-built 4 BR home on estate-like
site. Lge. family rn_> .. formal DR, 4~ baths,
3 fireplaces & 2 aU"-COnd. units .. High ca-
thedral ceilings 2 wet bars & Juxurtous, neu-
tral color carpeting. Extra Jarge lot. View
of private golf course. $152,900
tP!NEHURST LN . OPEN SAT/SUN/ 1-5:00
CORONA DEL MAR -$125,000
Spectacular view of ocean & bay from this
charming traditional custom-built home . 4
Bedrooms 3 baths & formal dining room.
Wet bar tit cozy family room. Great patio
surrounding lge H&F pool. Call for appt.
LINDA ISLE -$245,000
Beautiful custom-built home for present own-
er. On lagoon. Protected patio, eier & slip
for up to 65' boat. 4 B<lnns, family rm. w/
wet bar, fo rmal dining rm. & game ~· M~ny
luxurious features. 2-Story entry with choice
tile floors, blt-ln vacuum system.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
THE BLUFFS -$51,000
Popular 11 E" plan in choice end location with
terrific view overlooking park. 3 Bdrms,
fam. rm. & 21h baths. Private entry court-
yard. New paint & carpeting. Ne~ panel-
ing in family rm. Lge. rooms. Terrific bu y .
540 VISTA GRANDE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :00
LIDO ISLE -FOR CHRISTMAS I
Bring the chiJdrenl 41h Bedrooms, 3 baths.
A drive--in space for boat & vehicles. 40'
L<>t. Loads of closets & storage. Anxious
owner offers Oexible finance. '79,500.
106 VIA DLJON OfEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 ' LIDO ISLE -$74,90o -·
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a
choice Lido "Isle corner lot. Bright & sunnr
& with a lge. south patio. Excellent candi·
ti.on. Master bedroom opens to patio. Own-
er will consider lease/option. Imm. poss.
510 LIDO SOUO OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR-OWN"
On the water! Fantastic view & pride of
ownership bldg. Piers & slips, pool, jacuzzi
& security guard. Adult occpuled. 2 Bed·
rooms, 2 baths. Immaculate. $89,950
LINDA ISLE LOT-$65,000
A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
your own luxury home on this Wanclof finer
homes & yachting. The last available lot.
Office Open Saturday and Sunday
, ''Our 27th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RHltors
2111 San JOflquin Hills Road
"Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club"
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
General
C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO.
Four Bedroom Plus M•lds Room
Baycrest Area
mpletely redecorated throughout. Sepa-
rate children's wing with game room. Court-
yard entry, gracious formal patio. Country
family room. Private upstairs master suite
with adjoining den or studio. 4 baths. You
own the land. $95,000
Bluffs Condo
Be Settled For Christmas
Vae!"ant and ready for quick possession.
Sparkling clean to please the most proper
homemaker. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths plus fin-
isher bonus room with ~ bath. Large formal
dining area, expansive family room. A per-
fect family home. Out of state owner wants
action. f&l,900 ·
Extr• Room For Extra Llvlnt
The large family room has beeo added to
make this Harbor Highlands family borne
something special. Wet bar, beam ceilings,
extra fireplace, room for the pool table. Pri-
vale brick front gardeo patio. Three large
Wdrooms, 2 baths, separate service porch,
close to Mariners Park and School. P.rime
Newport Beach, neighborhood. $44,500
Not Shown During The SC-Notre Demo Gome
You'll have to see this 4 bedroom Baycrest
home early ln the ~y. Functlonal ceoter ball
floor p~. Larg_e !amil>: ro<)m, breakfaat
-area, oonus room !or a pei'JeCl family tioboy-
center or an office away from the office.
Large corner lot with room fDr a pool. $72,500.
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~-UW'IS
REALTORS
2828l!A9T~MGH'MY
CORONA DILMM.CAll.
644·7270
0..-11 0..-11
* BAYSllOIES * ·* * * * * Ol'E2:°SA~1m>,. t-5 * IAUOA· ISLAND * * ce.'lf.? bdnnw.'2 t>otb°::': , JUST Ll$TID 111
I&•· uv • .....,,, iae. lilmlly 2 Bdrm. hoUJeJ)lua 'l~ bdrm. apt.lloth f1l1'
room. """' GIA . .-ht>-bt nJsbed. Dbl., ganp. ~ lot. XJnt rental = ·~ ":"""~ record . -Call ltlr appointment to NC;
........ Ideal lo<alloo, 2 $78,000 -Xlnt terms!
llU>dy heocbeo -MOVE IN •
FOR XMAS -Priced at YEARLY UNT AL
ll. w * d *'"'"""iA YSllllifs *. . . 2 BR., lwn ...... $250 MMtjt; ~ly Ca1ueo ig an 8 ' ' ' • · CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR ... v 1ew LAST OF 11IE BES!' BUYS -'"·r~-lel'-· 1-·--~ \• ~· ·-. -3 bdrm., 1 bath with tub & '7tlV m11 m9', ..,. ......... ,.,~
Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining stal~ shower, Ige. Uv. room *' * * * * * room (or family room), fireplace cheerful v.•1r1replace, din. area, FIA
built-in kitchen with inviting SUNbECK for heat, M&g carpetJ..:, 1••·, _________________ 1 t !nm I I k. ,..., patio -ONLY $41,000. ,-
your en erta ent pieasure, over oo mg.the * BAY FRONT * Generol Generol
canyon & view of the ocean. One-of-a-kmd. . i-----------------1 Just reduced to .............. $65,800
Corona del * Mar •••
Two Story ...
---.. -.. -Room-to ·Roam
4 BEDROOM. 3 bath home. HUGE rumpus
room that will take your pool table. 2 brick
fireplaces, built-In kitchen, large yard &
room to store your bo at. VA NO DOWN.
. ................................... $39,850.
AUSTIN·SMITH, GO~N & ASSOCIATES
644.n10
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MS*Alil' Of M ODLWIU CO.
4 Bclm Pool
'"lB;S'O"CI
Try 5% Dn.
HARD TO BELIEVE! 4 bed-
roGms. FonnaJ d I n I n g ,
Beamed ceilina famlly r.om . Giant a:tveftd patio.
Private aoeeu to beautiful
blue oval pool m;.rn master
guite, Lots Of enclo9ed stor-
age. Boat gate and storage.
;G;•n;"';;.1;,;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;Ge;;n;;•';';;I ;;;;i;:;;;;;;;;;; I l.fUOI MORE! Only $28,500 -tty 95~ k>M. 5% DOWN!
Act fast • fl45.-0303.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
53 Linda Isle Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 4'h baths; on lagoon. New
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. 4 Fireplaces.
Lovely garden & large slip ........ $212,000.
Linda Isl• Waterfront
Just completed -modern 5 bdrm. 41h:
bath home with family rm., game rm.1 lorm-
al dinin2 rm. & ma,fl(nificent 25 ft. water·
front living rm. w/!rplc. & wet·bar. $285,000
IOI Lindo Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ha. home with clownstair~
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game nn. or
study. Mexlcan tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip .......... $155,()()(l
For Complete lnlormltlon
On All Homes & Lot1, PIHM Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 B1y1id1 Dr., Sul .. I, N.B. 67U161
General Ge,,.ral
HARBOR VIEW HILLS -
Best buy In area. lmmac. 4 bdrm., 2 bath
single story home. Large paUo, room for
pool Newly redecorated. View of bay &
ocean. Low lease. $65,000. • • BJLL GRUNDY, REAL TOR
34) Beyolcle Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161
General G•ntral
5 BEDIM.
TARBELL
-101\l\I I 11!\ll\ . .
BACK IAY
BEAUTY
Eleg&.nl 3 BR &: family home
on quiet cul-de-sac in area
of fine homes, features dou·
ble firepl, D/W, bllinl,
flaptone eQtry, lush ld5CP1 and much' more. $39,950.
Open 1-5, Sat & Sun., 2290
Redlands Dr., N.B.
c.uL 642-1m
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HALE CREST
$29,500
Sharp, clean 3 BR, 2 BA
home, ftilly shag carpeted .
Large yard w/patlo. Open
house Sal. 10-5: 30, ~
Donny Brook, C.M.
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F1lrvlew
646-Mll
lenytlmel
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BEST IN BLUFFS
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 14
400 CARLOTl'A (Off of Vista Caj9n) END
UNITE-PLAN, on beautiful, wide greenbelt.
2200 Sq. ft., 2 bdrms., 2'h baths, 15x24 ft.
family rm. w /wet bar. $63,500.
MACNAB
IRVl1NE
FINER HOMES
LINDA ISLE
TastefuLus.e __ o1 stained Jlrick & handsome
oak panelling blended w/riCh carpe!O-&
wallpapers creates great warmth & charm
In this brand new 5 BR, 4'h bath Bayfront
Home. DR, FR, large master suite w/
fireplace -overlooking Bay. $179,500 .
Maxine WllUarns 64U235. OPEN SAT/
SUN 1-5 p.m., #3 Linda Isle. (R17)
LUSK HARBOR Vll!W-SOUTH
3 or 4 BR. 2JA ~alb.+ bllllaJ'd.aize FR I:
wet bor. $82,llOO. Ron Sherman ~.
(Rl8)
POR THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
St.Bbles & riding tralls within walt1ng dio-
tance of this lovely 5 B~ 3 bath hOJlle In
estate area. Lois Egan 644 6200. (RID)
TROl'ICAL PARADISE
A garda•'• ru.m w /Jlish landscaping
d .. lgnedjor lQKmaintenance. In ti!~ ml~_
die of thlJ sbanJi1,;ta rises a majestic borne.
w/calhedral c gs; a loft hf4eaway +
3 huge BR's; a Z..story tall fire~lace & a
handy man's gara&•· Situated m •<posh'' 1
Baycreot -dellgn8d by Ivan Wells. Of.
fend at· $82,000. Joyce Edlund 64?r8235.
(R20)
BEAUTY AND THE BEACH
COME SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. to see this warm
& welcoming custom home in Dover
Shores. Wood-brick - a marvelous sta.ir--
way entry -bright & sunny !p~en .,... 4
'BR -FR -DR. $131,500. Barbara Aune
MMl8& IOI Evtnin& Star, Dever Shores.
(R21) • '
CAMEO SHORES
Beautiful home w/grand ocean view. 2
ma.ter BR's & sep. garden room. A cie.
UgbtfUI pool has been added to complete
the perfect setting. No expense or effort
has been spared to accomplish this IovelY
result. Elaine Svedeeo 642-8235. OPEN
SAT/SUN 1-5 p.m. 4521 Roxbury. (R13)
EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE •
New custom designed Mediterranean. Built
to •ult tM sophlst!Uted bu,..r. Extra
laree recreation room+ 4 BR, 4'h baths, FR & formal DR. Boat slip & Bay View.
Dave Cook 642-8235. ()pen Sat/Sun 1-5
p.m. #46 Linda Isle. (1!22)
SHORECLIFFS -OCEANS OF VIEW
from 6 rooms. 2-story, beautiful, ~ustom
home. Fee ownership. Rich wood & brick.
Huee LR, 3 BR's, sep. mald'a. room, 4
baths. Master BR suite. Air conditioned.
2 b!i decks overlooldng wooded caeyon I: ocean. 40' pathway to privale beech. Shown
by appt. Elaine Svedeen .1142-8235, (R23)'
IRVINE TIRRAC&_
Panoramic Harbor & Ocean VIEW. 4 BR's
3 baths, FR. Fee land! .OPEN SUNDAY
1·5 p.m. 1019 Dolphin Terrace. (R24)
RARE CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX
Eastern style Z..BR borne with 2 eddltlooal
unlto on 2 full lots In excellent location.
$82,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (!US) • R-1 LOT
Excellent FEE lot, ln area of lovely cu.-
tol)r·homes, •way-from trefllc, ~
permitted. Extra large. Elaine Svedeeil Az..823s. (R26) . .
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916 E. BALBOA BLVD.
* NEAT ,& NIFTY * *
On beautiful B•lboa Peninaula. Pier/Slip
plus sandy beach. Large 5 BR. home, frple.,
Kallo, plus 2 BR. apt. for guests or rental.
educed to . .. .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . $169,5001
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
4509 W. Co11t Hwy., NB 675-7060
2309 W. S.lboa Blvd., NB 673-7420
OCEA N SIDE OF HI GHWAY
Nice 2 bdrm. home on lge. 45xll8 ft. R·2 lot.
Room for an additional unit,. Xlnt real estate
1nve5tment to hold for the future or im·
prove now. Shown thru our office only. Call
for app'L Won't last long at $59,900
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662
DIRECTORY . ' . . ~ a.., tttfl IMMtcfy 4W.Ctoty wltli .,.. tMa ...... • .,.. t• ••••• ~ ..... .U ... ~ lhNtl Mlow .,. ..,
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HOUSES FOR SALE *2006 Nautilus (Baycrest) NB 645-6500 $79,900 (Sun 1-5)
1 B.droom
905 W. Balboa Blvd. (Penin.) NB
673-6210 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2 BR and Fm Rm or Den
1714 Newport Hills Dr. W. (HVuHomes)
NB 644-620 $53,500 (Sun 1-5)
*11116 Somerset (Westcliff) NB ~ (Sun 1-5)
20'l4 Port Provence Pl. (HVuHomes) NB
-9 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
3 Bedrooms
1215 Somerset La. (Baycrest) N.B.
548-7477 $89,500 (Daily 1-5)
20561..Goshaw.k.I!g~}i/'-S1:0(•s.Be1. '};~~ .. 1,,.., .. 546-4141 $26,oou a . ~. ~,
*4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Fri./Sat./Sun. 1·5)
241 Via Socorro. San Clemente
49U433 $39,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9672 Oasis St., Garden Grove
645-7344 $28.900 (Sun 11-4:30)
510 Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $74,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**115 Harbor Island Rd., Newport
Beach 642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
---Sl6--Nareissus, .COrona....deLMar _
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
675-7225 $72,500 (Sat 1·5)
7622 Alhambra, Huntington Beach
646-0555 $32,500 (Sun 1-5)
303 Orchid, Old Corona de! Mar
675-0000 $67,500 (Sun 1·5)
3 BR. a nd F•rrilly RM. or Deft
*1939 Pt. Bristol Circ. (HVuHomes) •N
644-2430 $67,900 (Sun. 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB .
646-1550 $112,900 (Daily)
1732 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB
642-ll235 (Sat. & Slln. 1-5)
3 BR. ond Family RM. or Den
540 Vista Grande (The Bluffs) NB
644-4910 $58,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1921 Galatea (Irv. Terr.) CdM l-5)
644-4910 $1.S0,000 (Sat & Sun
*2323 Private Rd., Newport Beach
642-5200 $56,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · *'111Yl Holiday (Baycrest) NB
642-520 $70,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
17961 Orkney Circle, Huntington Beach
557-4130 (Sun. 1-5)
:l1nO Riverside (Back Bay) CM
. 557-4130 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
782 W. Paularino, Costa Mesa
5411-4852 $35,900 (Sat & Sun 10.5)
-tt•ll16 Linda Isle Dr., NeW]Mlrt-Beach
675-6900 . (Sat & Sun 1-5)
!Bl07 Firestone, Fountain Valley
968-4405 (Sun 1-4)
3100 Trinity Dr., Costa Mesa
968-4405 $32,800 (Sat 1-5)
S22 Poinsettia, Old Corona del Mar
675-0000 $86,500 (Sun 1·5)
4 Bedrooms
House for lease (furnished)
3004 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar
675-463o (Sunday)
235 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*910 Nottingham (Dover Shores) NB
645-6500 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1116 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
1644-4910 $79,500 (Sat & Sun. I,$)
20362 Birch (Back Bay) Santa Ana Hts.
642-520 $59,500 (Sun 1·5)
**501 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
224 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle
642-3871 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·4)
215 FaJrview, North Laguna ,
494-9704 (Sun 11-4)
· 19002 Providence Lane, Huntington Bcb.
643--0555 $31,850 (Sun 1·5)
*7116 K-Thanga (Irv. Terr.) CdM
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
4 BR and Family RM or Don
317 Ramona Pl. Newport Heights
645-8950 $30,950 (Sat. & Sun. 9-6)
*:Ml6 Seville (Newport RiVlera) CM
962-4471 $35,500 (Sat. & Sun.)
#1 Pinehurst Ln. (BIJ! Canyon C.C.J NB
644-4910 $152,ilOO (Daily 1·5)
**1653 Bayside Dr. (Y acb_tsmaq'a Qovo)
. CdM 675-1935 (D8llj)
1529 Keel Dr. Corona de! Mar
644-2430 $79,500 (Sun. 1-5)
2317 Colgate Dr. (College Park) CM
675-1642 '3'S,500 (Sat & Sun I-SJ -f744i Kur! Tunc,HunUngtOn BOOcll
642-8004 $41,500 , (Sat & Sun 12-5)
**•50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-520 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1019 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terr.) CdM
~ (Sun 1-5)
1221 Keel Dr. (HVuHills) CdM
642-8235 $89,900 (Sun 12-5)
2415 Tustin (Cor. Santa Isabel) CM
642-8235 $49,995 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1907 Leeward (Baycrest) NB
644-6200 $79,950 (Sun 1·5)
*1915 Chubasco (Irv. Terr.) CdM
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
.. li:~~-~!\!or.c! .. R.cto ... ( Came9 .. l!IJIJ!l .. £:~~r 0,,,..,.,10 $74,500 ' • (Sun Pm
2035 Baltra Place (Mesa Verde) ·cM
557-4130 (San 1-5)
2008 Altura (Irvine Terr.) CdM J
633-9293 · (Sat & Sun 12:30.5)
•7 Lochmoor (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
*515 Rockford Pl. (Cameo Highlands)
CdM 675-6000 $69,500 (Sun.l..Sl
716 Cameo Highlands Dr. (Cameo Hlds)
CdM 675-6000 $67,500 (Sun.l:S)
1179 Gleneagle, Costa Mesa. -·· 968-1405· ~ -(&mda
21242 Brenton Lane, Huntington Beach
962-8891 $35,950 (Sat & Sun 12-4)
9026 LaCrescenta, Fountain Valley
968-4405 (Sunday)
1055 Santa Rosa. Costa Mesa
968-4405 $39.700 (Sun 1·5)
2018 Leeward Lane, Newpo•t Beach
64o-oo20 . ·1 (Sal " Sun 1-5) 450 Vista Roma. Newport Beach
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
5 Bedrooms
824 Presidio (Mesa de! Mar) CM
549-IB57 (Sat & SUn 12-5)
725 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
1173-7300 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
5 BR and Family RM or Den
**#46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB .. &4U235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
**#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB .. 642:-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
2318 Arbustus (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
2201.Aralia (Eastbluff) NB
644-6200 • (Sun 1-5)
*2401 Francisco (Off Irvine) NB
548-7729 $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**329 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
675-3000 (Daily 1-5)
HOME AND INCOME
3 BR & Den and 2 BR & Den
**3607¥.a Finley, Newport Beach
675-4600 (Sunday 1-5)
1-2 BR 1-1 BR
259 Walnut, Costa Mesa
645-7344 $37,900 • (Sun 11-4:30)
5 BR Home 2 BR Apt.
**916 E. Balboa Blvd. (Bal Penin.) NB
675-7060 673-7420 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2 BR Homo 1 BR Apt.
611 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675-3000 (Daily 1·5) •
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
2 B.drooms
**4411 West Coast Hwy ., Newport Bch.
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*240 Elden •9, Costa Me sa
OOS.2187 $21,900 (Sun 12·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 & 3 Bedrooms
425 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar
644-7662 (Sun 1-5)
INCOME PROPERTY
6 UNITS
484 Park Ave., Laguna Beach
494-mi ,129,500 (Sat. & Sun.1-5)
-LOJS-.FOR SALE
**16S3 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
C'dM. 675-1935 (Dally)
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OPEN HOME
THE BLUFFS
430 VISTA PARADA
SUNDAY 1-5
Geoierol
Pele Barrell Jea/t'I
D c c o ra.tor'1 showca&l"I ! ! NEW
Cu1to1n Interior. "Rhnidte",
pre:Jenl:J
ON THE SCENE
water & night light views. DOVER SHORES -BeautJ!ul view home fo r
TRINA Plan; ' bdrms., 21! the discriminating Over 3300 sq. It. or priv-hlfU\!I; end unit. Drama.Uc • · ; bedr split-level! ate and .~luded li~1ng. 4 large ~~s. * ankle dl'('p carpeting beam ceilmged fanuly roon1, formal d1n1n g
• rtch.ly paneled v.•alls room and pool with jacuzzi. Many more ex-* TFa~:a~,uc 10,~v('rs elu sive features ................... $129,500. * ot ... e ec. itc~n Sh b A J t Onl • massive 2·sly canyon stone own Y ppo ntmen y.
;.."~~;;::_,, •• P••""" BAYCREST BUYERS ATTENTION
Treat yourself to the best. SEE THIS ONE - 3. Bedroom, dining room,
Reduced over $5,<m -now family room and pool plus many other
olfered 81$79 500 fine features. Priced to sell now at $75,500.
'. 2007 Holiday, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-5
C: ;t~ BACK BAY HALF ACRE (,(l$f ~'1)-§!:f ZONED FOR HORSES -Lovely 4 bedroom
'/.: • home, 3 baths, top cond. Approx 6000 sq. It.
: "j rca ly of new _greenhouses. . . . . . . . . . . $59,500. ~." 20362 Birch, Santa Ana Hts. Open SUn 1-S 2414 Vista del Oro
Newport Beach IDEAL LOCATION 641-lll1 ANYT.IME BAYCREST -Near school and park. Im· FURNISHED maculate 4 bedroom home well priced and $34,750 open for your inspection.
'Rent Beater! 201 5 1;.ommodore, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-5
2 STORY BARGAIN! Con· HALF ACRE-EMERALD BAY
vcnient Newport Riviera FANTASTIC VIEW LOT -in U per Emer·
area. 3 bedroom. FAMILY aid B v· f D p · t p d ROOM! 2 story Palos Verdes ay. iew rom ana om. clear aro~n
fireplace. Vaulted ceilings. to Irvme Cove. Excellent, l1ghUy sloping
COMPLETEL~ FURN -building site.
ISIJED at this LO\V, LOW
PRICE! OLYMPJC SJZE FIVE CAR GARAGE ~~:-aruc~~~o/c; UNUSUAL ONE.OF·A·KIND HOME-U you
down! Call today M.>-0303. are looking for garages, a 90' lot and above
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all an exciting all redwood home in Newport
Beach -see this near new 3 bedroom archi-
tect's home. Ofrered at ...... ' . . . $58,500
HELLO PENINSULA
Gener•I
1 TO 5 P.M.
CORONA DEL MAR
338 Evening Canyon -3 BR. Shorecliffs, the
key to elegance. $79,900. Sat /Sun 673-8550
440 tvtendoza Terrace -4 BR . fam , ocean
view, Corona Highlands, room for pool table.
Sat, 673-8550
407 h'lendoza Terrace -4 BR, pool, ocean,
bay & canyon view in Corona llighlands.
$125.000 . Sun. 673-8550
315 Goldenrod -4 BR. over-sized R-2 lot.
$54,000. Sat/Sun 673-8550
1023 Dolphin Terrace-3 BR, DR , view. pool,
$1600/mo. Sun. 673-8550
COSTA MESA
2024 Balearic -Sharp 5 BR, breakfast room,
huge yard. Reduced to $47,900. Sun. 546-2313
154 Wintergreen -3 BR, 2 BA & 2 BR, 2 BA
Duplex, Both with private yards &: patios
in Mesa Verde. $52,950. Sun. 540-2313
1623 'A' Iowa -2 BR Condo. $22,900. Sun.
546-2313
265 Camellia -3 BR, $30,500. Sun. 642-8425
HUNTINGTON BEACH
20031 Big Bend - 4 BR. !am, DR, extra large
Jol. Replacement cost $52,000 + ! $49,000.
Sat/Sun 540-2313
TRI LEVEL GOOD BUY -DUPLEX -Immaculate larger
• unit or this duplex perfect for owner or top 9352 Nantucket -3 BR. [am , pool, $34,950.
·····-7-ILOCKS ....... -·i'ent..t·plus .. great-··bachelor··urrtt,···can·-sel!··· .. sun.-64G-n71..
TO THE BEACH ocean and bay ........... ' ...... $49,900 10022 El Capita n - 4 BR, 2 ha , !am, DR.
\l.'ow! Big 4 bedroom, 2~1.! ' Office Open Saturdays & Su!"d•ys $41,250. Sun. 842-2535 \'.:'~~11:".:'m '\':.'.~h~:i;i:,\~ PETE BARRETT REAL TY 5972 Edmonds -3 BR, 2 ba, near golf course.
beauty. It has been com-160S Westcllff Dr N. B $40,900. Sat. 842-2535 plelcly painted inside and 642_5200., ' •
ouL Great for" the family t-.. FOUNTAIN VALLEY who needs the room and
likes the beach -only 71'!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~) blocks away. You may/.::,._ I
assume the low Interest loan '"'ner1 Gener1I
• • • only $39.950. ean 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1
847-6010. 1·
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PRICE!
CLOSE OUT
Hurry -~ are almost sold
out! $36,000. -4 bedroom. 2
story. Stepdown family
room. Laundry room. Ce·
mcnt drive. BRAND NEW
OCEANVJEW PARK
CLOSEOUT SALE! TRY
AN OF.FER AT YOUR
PRICE! 5%, 10% or 20%
dO\vn -you name It! Hurry. cau -645-0000.
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EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
BA YFRONT -UDO ISLE
OPEN DAILY 1 ·5
This beautiful 3 yr. old custom built home
will amaze you with many special features.
4,210 Sq. Ft. of gracious comfort in 5 lge.
bdrms., 6 baths, steam room, Jacumi & a
slip lo• 2 lge. boats. Oh, yes-a 3 car garage,
too. $270,000
329 VIA UDO SOUD
CHINA COVE
A wonderful way to live, in this sma11, exclu-
sive community of sensational homes. Great
sit-down view of all the boats in & out of
Newport Harbor from this modern home,
just one house from the China · Cove Beach.
Absentee owner asks $98,000
CAMEO SHORES INVESTOR'S PARADISE -5
Separate homes nestled in
on this hus::e lot. Great tax shelter and p ote nt i a 1 Truly a lady's delight, is this beaut., ocean
growth. Eech un it v.•Hh view home which displays luxury & grac-
se parate garage, yard and ious, comfortable living. The heated pool laundry area. Lots o f · th I ti h · ak I privacy, covenience and at-If>. .e ros ng on t is c e. P ease call for
mosphere. CALI. u.s for full details
details. Asking $76,500. . CAU. 540-1151 Open Eves. The area's top profesmonals
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large 5(!(.:]ude<l gUcat home. .~ LIVING I REALTORS l.ong winding drive behind -
wrought imn p.tcs. Tennisll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'""'"" You and yours ha~'t
court all enclosed! OWNER atarted to pt the b!at outo(
1S LIQUIDATING! Ex-lfte until )'OU ~-tllll
ocutlves bargain • lake •d· MESA VERDE ·---• ~-·--
--. Act today! call $49 950 ;::;: .;;-;;,;:.. ~ 64&-0303. • • Exira .,,.,,, home In ...
Located on Bahama Pl. Is oellent cond lUon. Orval buy
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• Owrier l"'l '°"'lltfd price 84Hl'110.
$1500. to induce YoU to wee
hl!I home. Open 1-lowie Sat.
12-5, 1769 Bahama PL. C.1.t.
10413 Waxwing - 4 BR, 2 ba. $32,250. Sun.
642-2535
18572 San Felipe - 5 BR, lam. $38,500. Sat.
.842-2535
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COATS
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SHOWCASE OF VALUES
COTTAGE NEAR OCEAN
Why continue to rent? For $230 per month
you can own a cozy 2 bedroom home less
than one year old. Velvet green lawn sur·
rounds this dream home, fenced yard, nice
patio, formal dining area, like new wall to
wall carpets and custom drapes. Assume
high balance VA loan - a value for only'
$28,500. CALL 962-4454.
21 ACRE PARK
Beautiful upgraded. 4 br home. 1 Blk from
park, pool & clubhouse, All included in the
sale price of $35,950. Co. transfer necessi·
tales selling this 1 yr old property. Newly
listed. CALL 546-4141.
3000' TO OCEAN
Here is the beach home that you have been
dreaming about. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fonn-
al dining room, beamed -ceiling lamUy
room, extra large master bedroom suite.
been professionally decorated & landscap.
ed. This is truly an outstanding value for
$36,750. Easy terms. CALL 962-4454 .
ONE MAN'S LOSS
CAN BE YOUR GAIN
-Builders repossession. Newly carpeted and
painted, etc. 4 big bedrooms on giant cul ..
de-sac lot. Enough room to store your boat,
trailer and camper all at on ce. Xlnl. liberal
financin g to ALL available. Immediate po&i
session. CALL 546-4141.
ATTENTION
BOAT & CAMPER
OWNERS
Fantastic S bedroom 2 bath home located ort
a large corner lot, detached garage wlU..
breezeway, easily accessable boat gate with
plenty of room to store your camper, boat
& trailer and much more. All this for out;
$32,750. Flexible terms. new lisUng CALL
1162-4454 .
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will tel.l. · um: 1~-~e ..... ~~ ~ ~iet adulti onl)'. No Jo~ painled &: 9f!l1tt rm..~~-encloKd 1a .. h-.w ·~......i.. .... 1~.. EuU1de Jooatkm f o r .....,.. ..... -· at---,, .. _.... ... ... ....._ ,.,_.,, 'llded ~-to .r-~. 1•.a--•• .,.,.,,.. ......... ll 1 all front • liNl • ~·~ ~~· ~M.J,. • .,.~. n.. ........ -~1 ... N'o office at 9C8J Ave "'"' -, ...... ~ -UiifP1.--= are"lea then c -~·"'OVer ..... ln!Nu.n;n, 11.)'tte wth tenn1or ... •--~•••I OYen/eGltOmcA.btnet s, _.,...... >.q _..,._..., (ComerotM.aanoll& Foun-added cb&rm to thl•
,._ with no -.. ..,. -. r-l\)'le ldtcben, 3 ~ARGE DOUBLE LOT oubmlt S3iiOO dowo and tal<e wport _..., r= ty -~· wihr.d,•-~ted • -.lm-"'"'P1 '°"'·Rmft~sou to!n Vall01 and bu Joined tobta~ """r=~ f"~ed. ~-:,: =~:i· bedruOru,. co~m tet ety WIT·H TWO HOMES over J!fA t ~ wWU'llh 2627 ~wportBlvd. 6&16'2 ........ c )IR. ..,.~,. 1
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,, __ , ~.,.-, ·-remocleled. work Nl<:e comer '°"· on quiet -·-• ~ ! * B "UOA * ' m~• ••• ,lhruou• """'um De¥io-Real 6G-1QOO , .... ,.,,_ Val u R. a It v thla spaololio . dinil'C andua:1ii0 ::lUft. fff.tur& 2 oowred p11.Uos. ltnlt't, Eutaidc nf Coflta sbow~l you. -p I .. I ... teatUm & pa~1 1 HOUSESATl..S Boaml,O.IQ I I Gr&CJ6ultl\lfnato0m ....
bonut room. current hue Boat &•te 10 rear yard. M~ Price $37,900. Open en ntv • Int treea .t .epJ pta.y ytl'd. Trh\lty or. · ~=~I~~'. price of this home new 18 Wkll! d r 1 v e way. Brit Howie SUnda.Y, 11:00 to•:~ Charminat 3 SR. home~ N\ce large for present \Vby for lea:. New.pen-We ~ in need ot EX· ~,.....,~~-tot
144,0lO. Thi• ,.......,,. • !>t(>-11'0. ~--Realtora 545-0465 pallo, Ip. ~ ..... Choloe $7?,500. ny clea 3BR. 28.\, l&mlly fERl>.'NCED real rotalO . ..,,_,
149,000 + valuo ... W ,fXllJ. · • ·, 0prn El>H. loc. · !"" otepo £o Oeean QAVIP 0. CARLSO room pluo ~ llldln& t1oon -· Howev.,, UY°" Please pbo~ 546-2313. . Front. Mwrt IHI 157,500. REA&:. TOR US-9293 ~n 1am rm \0 cov'd patio. an. a new Ucemee Gld
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111•111" 8S~R8J C.M. 963-2111. $21.900. 17'10 O~e AvenllC FOR YOU! ~e 4. bedrm, 673-414o ,• Eves.'' 673-3596 Popular t ,Abcdroom Lusk tel:'" 'r,800. lly &nc i.-ea m4.te. buaintU far 30 r 1..::==;:~:;:~•:"':::: OWNER LEAVING Costa Mesa fi:~J~. dei!!g ~:n~ ~i OWNER tianafemill, lowly :!!:i~ ~wu~e-~!~ rw ~. • ycan. • 1 .Hun_.,,.~ • LARGE STATE F~ Caul to Coast Cataloi;c ""Inn for bo&t, trailer oc area, situated on a quiet features. You owrt the land * FHA REPO * Should )'Oq be 1ntl!J'tst~ p; • ,i Ex~-•.
GMna up Cre&t 3 BR. f1uni· Newnart's pool and on!.)' uldnesct:D'.t. ~ 1 tree t · 3 and you will feed ·~ own • . real estate caretr. ~ will ~··• _ FAMILY HOME ly ""'"" •ilh to'°' y N b;=h'll GINNY MORRISON ""'"'°"'" 3 """"'tll batho, the ..dd °""' yOU are the 3 ldrm1. -2 a.tho ' .., tor )'Ollr ltlltlon 'In 1J1Y e RUGE 4 llodl'oOm ,,._
$38 500~ fireplare & a:ar<len. Nit.~ 0 I *** -REALTORS-elegant f:ireplacoe lend& ad· proud owntl' of Ulla fi1't' Built·inl, Hd,,d. t1oor1 lftl e1tate ICbool of )'OUr' tlae home • '6aded $49 ... treet t Garde Grovt' * * ded charm to the living bO -500 ,.._,, .._ _.., -'-"'I F •-her ll> • s n n · FANT As Tr c, -SPEC· '*C)J!1* l5m Mesa room. Farm style .kitchen, me . ......,, • ....,_, v1r1.UOJ. $25-...,.,.., ce. or uu• • JMMACVLATE, adult oer
Immaculate condition ...,·jth t $2811 00,!Dlto' 40pe30 n House Sun. TACULAR -SUPER there • •Vt'l'de Dr. Ea.st, loads ot C'Uj)boards and walk c . · '$1 450 DOWN fmination, CALL MR. Art ' eupled 3 · bedroom, Mir
spat·ious bedroonis, all el~c-: · · ·are not enough words to * * Co.ta Mesa I Rang Ii~ ~-' Veldan ' ,.. ' '· beadl $39 llOO ~'.:i,w~~~n ~~ch~ describelheviewthls 'home •••** 557..ruo·· .:::r~BRK. t026~~0~ J .. ~.· ,. A*,u:54M579:g1~i.E*D .0"'18IH2.2502-' · , .• ·5
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\1:ith <>lam"rous fireplace . oHon. 3 ~roorua. 3 baths, {Open Evenihga) _54().=-1~7>)=, ------""• ~ ... "' large ltving room, dining -Sun coated '\1\ndtN1&. RDom rooni, large Jot. Presented DOG BREEDERS Country Ch,ermer • 4 BEDROOM coodl» tai for boat or tr a i 1 er , 169 $25 500 'rttt EASTSIDE, Byt()wner; Ice 11125 Sl•ter .' ....J..-,_ ' SprinkJen front .t: ttar. * 64~7344 * liiat ·950· Trades are open. Dogg &. tones can be kept on Al 1 ,, ' In 1 ,..__ $OISIOIAtl' ~ 5oc.w""I co. tree &haiied lot. f BR. +. '9R GEM, Uve the chani· nho~'""\.~:~, ~l,9llO, -
Prewtip:e Costa Mesa -this hali acre Santa Ana mos 7t. acre eas ....,,.,a OP.EN SAT/SUN 1~ Den DiD.nn, 1'4 bu. ~ 1~ te down 1 t .._, ........ ..,. _, • location. Bl'k 540-1720. 1770 Orange Avehue Hel"""ts "nlf'K!b". Alre&ay Mesa. Thill 3 bedroom home ._... K TH•NG ' sep. ' a P o o CAU. for detalll on tb9e Costa ~fesa ~ &" is old _....,. "''te, even •--2 ,_ • "' A Redwood QPen beam Liv rm abq carpeted liv i:m, extr& nice homes ud ~-r---t t Co st C u.. has colT8.ls and dog runs set ..,. .... "" '""' IRVINr Tr Rn •ce w/raised hearth -.ic, Blt· bright swiny kltch w/Cotir r•~.....,..,, 0 aVIEWa ·~~ up for animal lovers or baths, detached garage. .., .., "".., ins, Hrdwd .... "'flrs, lng Wear a:la.u top•ranp. o~rs.842-4218. HARBOR , -breeders. Should sell qulckly 1'hls is a classic at this price 4 BR.~ ea:, with 15xs6 htd. Lal!ie/plaster ""'111. Over Look out onto 2 level patio • , Mm •
-· u •. ~, r---M..a Beauutul 5 bedroom, 3 bath, $30,51! at $40,950. ;.~~.·tn!.~ 111!..,,~~,.Red pooldt \h, LiBa•d·mlnbrtkofsol ,":.".!lndln sz. 3 car P!· recently WJgn1 S-.B-Q and an. : *AUCM ~ ......... ......,..... .......""" n.t:<Ulon~. ·c · c ........ , landica»ed , $39,500. lls:hted back yard for llAl.UWa
Exchlsive Usting :::. ~e~ n~°ft i~e':;e, OO • • • • • ~~~~~t~~c:m~~i 646-4593. ~lali: elrt~~ inn Besch Blvd., H.S:
~ snie separate dinln&' TOOm great Well maintained home with 3 ~ea~cl~~ve Real Estate A580Clate, the land . not leasehold! ,,..__ .. , · i!rk a a: 3 .,,..4n, w 11 DI! ..,......_.. '
TARBELL
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5 BR + Pool family room. lots of old spacious b e drooms, 3 Open 'till 9 PM Broker or salesman w/aome SCENIC PROPERTIES ri-.:11.1u)' ~t~ cot· IOads of actMty kids l: ~by!. You ~
Ir ....,,._ ·mie-t-' 'in a ~c~7225with two fireplace11 . separate baths, ddeluxe built· inrome procALL""" exJ""s'to!IO';;ru(o 2915 E. Coast.Hwy., <;dM ~ageal; HPridmde • _ _"lde 11.?,: teens. PrlCe $39.7'".iO: Down "th~5 •-~~.1._/i! I
1vu•"'. • .. g .~ • ,· v•.r . in kitchen, ishwasher. comm. · s 67>5726 .. e .. · w IM,IU.l .. , pu .... , $4,000., mo'ly $325. \Vt'st of e.;ica ~111 _,....., la~-ge hon1e. beauuJuJ S\\lm· c. E l ega nt f i repl ace Kill 2 Birds with :"1· , carpetir.g? Country 11.ze 'C'ucltdon ·Slater. nn. 3 tUe baths. OVtr ..:I 1
mmg pooJ and pretty street 11 ·-m lln • .... stono • • • REDUCED .. 000 •• ~ N t -900 " ft ' • --~ ..... I in J.tesa Verde, please call E~ .i-ml De..,.bUul patio. Pool, .,.., 3cuu. ow vacan .... , . 1, &Q· Ol JU.per usnuu , -
about this i;>ne. Huae, st~~ ~ -velvet green parlc·like la\vn. Just moved inlo the area? * 4 UNITS * Owner saY11 sell my beautiful Best hurry!! CALL. MS-8424 grtded'1Nwut"L&rle ~
dO\lo·n famdy rooin \\•tth ~:· . = 1.•r• Brk ~I~. When purchasing this home Near Town &: Country in home -now! 4_ ~·· SOUTH CQAST REµ.TORS. prof ldscpd yard•, fUll1 I
fireplace and wet bar, .r' . . you not only get a great 3 Orange'. Big 3 BR, l ba. ~,1 ..... oced atno•11""1"""'. VOlepew~. TYtO ...-.. 531·51• c:J Ul-5111 aprinklered.!~~low.thlrt~ 1
formal dining robm, 3 baths. bedroom, 2 beth house, you owner 11 Ul'lit wt-• __.... 3 • ......, "" tl(.500. ' · Prlee only--. Wl _,,.,,,. I
Price $54,900. Phone su&MDIAIYOfJMLCOLWlU.CO. also get a houseful of u..-Sun. P .M. * $31,lM * $4 10~¥ dOWn. CA1L96J.3151.
54&-1313 wr apPOintmen,t. 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa furniture. A huge kitchen 2--BR. • 615 ROCKFORD RD. 2 Bedroom each, private 8,750 1
· WE NEED FOR $l5,950 3 BR, 2 BA \vith builtlns, and new GEM · Univer1ity Realty ~~iiie&~~r:i:,:.Wili SHORECREST I ~eliTHE REAL~ ESCROW Another 2 story beauty with =· ~n~~~U: ~ n~!tiij~t Hwy.64~]m 3001 E. Cst Hwy. ~10 carry 2nd Trust deed. Desi~ for young ex~utive .a:at:~ Oosing bdore. Dec. 31 -cou ntry atmosphere in· get by _ Call Red Carpet BY 0 w n e r. Spectacular Drive by 4zg llamllton family living and extena.ive I
I ~;;;;;;--,;m;;;;;;~~~TL~9~PM~~I apartments &:: mcomt' & tax eluding lol5 of tawering Re<ott:-546-864G..--.~ ·-R-2 I.DTS Spyglass Hill forever view Call 642·1060 entertaining. Lovely 2 story I• shelter & pre-paid int~t tree11. Bdrms are a 11 ---··--·--lhl8-l~-f with cultom deluxe swim
propertiCK. Act MW' for upslain and fully carpeted. Mesa del · Mar 65'x135' (8788 sq. ft.) Bdrm. Meditt. home. Sep. -··t>PJ!:Nu-·st.CLENEA-r-·.-GLE··l.S.--,,ool';~·Wtth-extl'H
·IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
quick WC'. Ticklerlze thi!i Ultra modem kitchen in· 2 d1nin& room. $99,950. • "' cludina: 1aree iacuui with "4 for your cohOrts. eluding dish\\·ru;her fol' \\ith. all the e<rtras includtng si:rx300· 1 Bik 17lh Sl 673-1010 53Cr7050 4 Bdrm., pool.,me I 1> t, ~t Outli!ta. 1200 IQ. ft of ---------· 'I
. r..1om. A n\ust see to ap. a l!ving.Cbrlatmas tree~ On· , · DUPLEX·BY OWNE-R ov erlooking proapeCtive di!cklng • JWIP landscaping · UYJ i!I ~ j • ta rd prec iate Jy SJ:i.500. Very best of Shop g marina. See Ca~ Ialand low. mlilntenance rear yard. · U Jn . terms. Call at once to aee. CALL l\.1r. Harris. SOUTH 'ro8, Laritspur, remodeled & free of charge. Finest l:fult·ln kit c h en, 21 GCl'e -~ i
Don'l touch a ting -l\!ovt' REALTY CALL ANYTIME COAST R.E. 56-M24. ready ta move.in. Shutters, larwin realty inc. dishwasher. Formal dining r-""
5% DOWN
right in. SpaiklinR 4 bdrn1 & Since lM6 646-3921 or Eve. ~Ml' beautiful new kitChen; bath 968-4405 room • plan those holiday f'llbulous Ii v I nf wttb
family rm, 10x8 enclosed . Realtors 545-94.'Jl * BUILDERS A'M'ENTION a: carpel Open SUn 1·5. baftruets here. Family room beeutilUI IWim peiOll U.
pa'tio, all built-in kitchen Downtown C•ta MeP Open Eves R-2 Im _ 1'188 aq. fL near $66.,500. 673.J.658; 615-'1'616~, * POOL * with rnusiVt' firepllce. l new beaut1' with 4 ll)*dl•
wlo<w ,;.,1 floo,, 0-to 1171 642 2991 SUPER DUMP 11th .. Santa Ana Ave., C I -Po"""tt!a oar laraa<· Brk 1142-2561. bedrooms, ....... -schools & all major shop-HARBOit -• .... •--= OS 41 . '3~S BR, 2 ha, beaut .. ahaR in ~amlly room, htiDI> I
J>i!ilJ.$30..750. For details. !;;;~~~~~~=:.Ir ly . .C.m. Jl8.15l).';:"Call MI"". Har· , · , -·· .... .,,,,., -Ra• ·~• In kJt ' ~541hll.51 Open Eves. ru afixet'..upper,JBRon tis. S'.>l!l'H COAST "--'' .f-.. , ~~·o.. '" .. _,;:::;:,.... c .• ea, , . hugP 60'x300' R-2 loL Room REALTORS, ~24. IWVll -,. .....,, ......... UJ' niwne:r, .........,."". dlll9wuher. 3 car ......... ,
, HERITAGE GOV'T for' "n'"· EMtmde. ~ ·$23,000 2 BR, 1 BA --·----The La"lidfcird EASTSIDE • 126,500, by Mqroolla "Talbert ~~-...=P~rt'l:r~
RE.POSSESSION '"""''""'' Call for detaib, Sumll!ne -., ·A re.a<IY 1..-PAIN"I:,llrUlh \IQed, 4 BR: .. ....,., "°"' 3 BR. 1 BA Fouolaln Valley S23,950. occupancy. JUst nght for 2 ea;:-·t:Ci. ,{lunlJy nn. house. Assume ttistiftc-··V·
'-i!!e9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'jJUSl re.leued. shaJ1> 3 CALL 642-lm you renters 1o get starled. Needs T.L.C1.,;00J: i loan of $195 mo. or refine. GOOD , , REALTO RS
I~ bedroom. 2 bath comer Omtu C8.rpeta A: drA,peS thruout. GOOD starter units. 3 2-BR 6f5..5878 EW
·& 4-PLEX borne. Rell quality with ~ Huge kitchen with aas t.iuses on a lot. A BEST BY Owner • The ~t. · N S
I'll hardwood f1oon and plaster · r&n&e· Countcy atmosphfre. BUY .' $39 500· nicest, I ea st ext>enslve. Seller will pay part of MEDITERRAtlEAN walls. fi<G'f~ ·~nl · ~21 _<:aJI @\"· .. ,:. , ' • :i:oRTIN, Iiea10,,' · 64HOOO •lng)e-•tocy 5 BR bOme In buyer'• "°'"· 4 Bednn, -.,...,.. ;-"'GE-·_ <"-1.ll _~ Pri-i::. .. ·-at o Y • . _"".. t ._ B•lboe.Jil.t d •1 Mesa del Mar. $38,500. ramUy nn r»me in prtme
r.-. .. ~ • ~~~ -..... ' Call$25 •• L l .!-<Open ..... ..::.U1 ~ ' 0 I). -;~ • f .,... ~..18SJ_ . r:.. v, are-.. m5fP. J;Al.l..
U'C ...... '--.u. . .-=A .... ~ 546--.. "..... BY owner-Little . Balboa MESA Verde.. 4 Br lii. .&a. 74 '1 · ·~· .,. '
and ittluded .apartm~.In ·-' $17,•stt »' ~~ kland. D!JpteJC;-%'.BR hOuse bltn., huge P .V. sione frplc i·~ t · i~ar;,~-: v:toc~~x-µ. 2 BR 11/2 BA They've borrowed ~!t!~ ·r:;e toapfu xi: B~~%-r!b°i2 $39.000. · ~
pand your portloUo with this Sl:larp 2 story home \\'ith your Dreams Grand Canal. $81.500. In-BY 'Ov.'Tler nice 3 Br. 1 Ba
one for a very Jow down. complete modem faclli~ This super 3 bedroom, 1 '~ quire %11~ Abalo'> Balboa •tarter home. S 7 5 0 I d n , Try . ll;I'\ fof ... a ~r;c1::..~-ba&th ~· ~ Alballh hohem•modwon't last long. Island or 6T:r1314 l BR. ·+ FR. .s22511J,1?~231J$23,500. 833-UOJ. J-10 •IAG'~LIA .. v
.. ~......... ...~.....-· wu.o t ern luxuries Corona ~def-Mar··. eves v:uo -. • •;> '"v ' &'· • Stmter f! I e c bu i I tin g a .l. ~ 0 plus a great yard with block Nice Easts.I.de area. 3 bdnns. Fount1in v111..,
t _ ... ~ . ..1.. dbhwuher: 1blai one is a wall fence. B e au t I r u l * . SH •RP *. le family rm.. fireplace, I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Don•t pay ren "''"""' .>'"" ean mu.t .ee to beUne. landscaping and new paint. "' larie patio With berbeCue. l ~===:;....-'----'---i ·own )'Ol.lr awn home. Thi• The k_, to""""" ~am•,_ Lovely 2 bdrm. home, No. of Dbl Gar. Alley access for
.$33,950
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Eastslde
$25,500
home oUen 3 tiedrooms, '".7 1~-ui..:: .., li""'. R-2 Lot. Priced to boat Ol' camper s•·--Red Carpet . Re a I to r s , ~-i•! : -...,,.~. spacious, • llvine ro om, ~ ~·,. ,,.,.... _... $31,59().
kitchen wall wUb ·all the Realtors 56-94.91 ~. ,CAMEO SHORES ·
built-ins. Excel'lent starter Open Eves. PAINT N' OUtstandiDg home fps' the CAL~ . $: .6~6·.2414
a oall IO 84>--2535. POLIS ! ! ! Too many !oatuttt to men· ,.,. -home for ooly sit,!1511, Make INVEST NOW H m"" dl"""mlnadn& boyer, ~··~ ....
"-'·'·· look 1139~ 'REALTY . Imagine a cub? 3 bedroom. 2 ~ ij FOR TA.'< ADVANTAGE HBrd to find! .Fixer upper uun, '° -a • ,......,. Ntir Newport Po1t orrlre
bath borne in Eutside Costa ®-'"""" • • IN '13 trlpl , ~-1 ~~ HARBOR VIEW a.~ .,........,_ ex. s-• uue oe&uun • OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 Mesa. Channing and in asrAT&RS 4-Plex $57,500 make .money here! Askin£ HOMES 1115.5 SANTA ROSA ~ b~l~us~~~.~~ oP£N ~ 9~ ~~~ses:'v~~=· ~ ·1;1$43.IXKI ." ~te"''itrade~;! !1 ... ,TBei%.ai"(~ful~kit!~~n l/°'"wylalle; mthe~ PR~~~?:;~ON
won't be there Ion I{. BEST ance. a:KlO do\vn. Owner . , new feature;.= U8ed brick Rx-smog tree c;o&ta .Me.$8..
64$-TITl. ADDRESS ! ! ! f~:~1~n1all 2nd. Will pay '~ ll 'f ~.""ooo. & walkll. Under MHa. ~ built 4 Br, 2 ~ ~ ~--·---~--
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,THll: JIEAL, Rambling· W~lclllf 3 ""'" r_ ... L; ___ .' .• Rl~I-™ DUPLEX home, clooe to So, Coast _m lJtl'CMS 2 bath on manicured oorner _ BAYCREST-$19,500 So. ot Hwy. 2 & Den plus Plaza. Quiet nbrhood. Fire
OPEN !,.Ml. tPM ~!;, .. ':.u,sh .. ~·roodram·pes..: Is the low, "low price on lhil new 2 BR. Ol'lt$71,fi00. pit, handy to trwy. A must f ~~;;;;;;~~~-~~-~-~! uuu....... .... ... ~ prime residential vacant lot MORG •N ~ •LTY Ii private yard with heated On land you OWN. Sellt'r 67• ,,.2 "' ..,':7 • .,., to i:r:win ...,.lty Inc SOMETHING pool! Prired by eager owner will caJT)' financing. -• -
•• !60.950 • submit your E'--nt Serenity LOVELY TRIPLEX • 963-4400 • SPECIAL r"""''' ""'I"' · FACTS ABOUT i11 a fitting desc-.tlon for U1is
h •v• ~ttractlve two bedroom, two A big .faJ\llb' home Jor ~t e chllrming 4 bedroom home Realtors 646-77ll story wllta in perfect con-' 'THIS
givwlng tam.Uy. <I Oversiied in OJrQM del Mar. Swee~ 3)43 Westcll1t Drive dition, with new carpets. rt ~-R 2, bedrooml. 2 baths & family 1lia: view of ocean and bay Open 'till 9 PM fresh paint in and oot, l.l'.ld prope Y are -.-1uue -:
room, located on cul-de-Mc plus patio and pc>O] en. BL.. n-new roof.I. , Biloonies look Rent, Live, Buitd later. 1trfft just a bk>ck from tertainlng. You must eee to ,. -vw -12b:l40· DRIVE by 132
elementary price $34,0C!O PENINSULA POINT appreciate. Appointment on-Thill one really needs work. down_ upon a 1parkllna; pool. c.eclJ p),
with VA terms available. bUPLEX ly. 673-8550. 2100· sq. ft. of mess. H~ $T9.950. Call &la:.1225. LAO£RA
Call S<O-llS! Open Ews. ' Bd-1 1 •-1h h ll ~ .. ~ lot. 4 ""'"'°"'· 2 both I ii
· Hf P.ITAGE Gompletely redecor. Inside; .._ N-re-all 1e-· at 129 ~.· • · ·r r a.t• ••M1"1 ...... ••"" , Uve In upper-lov;er lea.sed .,... I .A . .....,llil ~.. ..... -~-~-
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''" ., ut1 eac un · •. THIE JUii.AL built-In kitchen. Owner of· E'~ .-
$265 month. ltard to find OPEN tPM ~~ Carpet Realtors A!;~ .· • ; ,;,.;.:..*.,.;.;;,.BD~YU~Owp=L~E .. ~Xr~*-'-'-"
•duplex , this Jocation. • , _, l•"!!'!!ii~!'!!!!l''l'!!!!!~1~~ 642-Zl53 Ev.-. ~ n: '!,~~!~~ . ~' °' '"' e«w.l '°' no.m W. 18th StrHt ~OW".S . Nm· patio In -·n setting. Side HARBOI! View Hiiia, be<ut, 2 Bdrmt., I bo., • ..,. unit
VIEW 11 yard for boat. S 3 5 9 O O ocean View 3 Br. 2% llA, Ext. newly painted $35,!Xll.
0woee. Opeo H~u•• den, $79.S00.-1330 t:v.. OponSAT./SUN.1-5
Sat/Sun l!H, 782 W . &: Wknds. Ma; ROBINSON assoc iated
Brand New Surfs.Ide Duplex -Pf:DinlUla location!. Plush 2
bed., 2 bath custom Units •
belt . carpetlQI. d r • p e 1 , break1aat + bar, beam eeil·
ing -IJ)e.Ctacular view!
Bulld<r &&kine 191,000 . 10%
down or try a trade! !
BROKERS REr.LTOR~
l Ol~ W Balboa 61l-J66J Paularlho, 546-4852. Sell idle ltem• .•. 642.5678 MZ.7000 548-564'1
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HOME! $33,9001
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kitchen, extra deep lot .l
children walk to nearby 5Chool. Be aure to att it! a•
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First time oHered and lts a big BIG custom family room. beauty with t IJl)9clous distinctive raised hearth
bedrooma, all e1ectrlc pu!!h fireplace, d ram al i c en-
button built·ln k Itch en, trance. When "'"' say lt'1 a elegant fireplace in gracious bargain, make UI prove It!
living room . New plush pad· LAD£RA ded shag carpetbw, freshly
painted. Easy matntenance-, .
yard. Prime looat\on. Love-961 44S3 95M333
1y patio tool Brit. 1162-8865. OWNER ANXIOUS lr!J;J:lj!I to~.umd:t ~ 2~ H::ftton • BroOklmrlt k>cation tor eve:rythlna. · · n·~·.....,,-fl-eew..,, • """ .. "" · "· + 'f!""!!"" Bcb. sc:hools. Ail tenn• avi.11.
ASSUME ~ ... ~&6: a great boy
'6°/o LOAN HOMEFINDERS REALTY n4! 192-4477
4 BedrOom farmer n_Kldel 213: 431--0«l6
• hOme. Ex c' 11 oond1tlon. 0\'"''""D a. ...... 3 8 ' New shag can>et. Morithly ·~·~""''" -.... _..., t +
paymt only $205. Priced to Ba, new paln.t. in/out, cov
i;ell at $30,!QI. CA L 1. patio, tnod Yl'd. $1000 dn &U-4414. A.'illume n1A loan, total
On1u pymnt $262. Avail 12/4.
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3 BR EXl:CUTIVE HOME'"'
-fairway ol lo!•-
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Italian We in b&tb, 2 tl.rtlU.~' t.nnl din rm. ""'1 nn,
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drpd. Only "1,9llO. r... -to site, CALL
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$21,0001
Moat popular area nev
beacl>, -and -centers. 3 1paclotta ;
bedrooms, 2 baths, family
room very oonwmnt wttb ,
handaome fil'eplace off tbe j built·in gourmet kitchen.
diMwasher. G 0 ra e 0 "' I
-Btk 84&-1383.
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cation. $2Cm. be.low rnadlild
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1pecUon. CALL IC-lAU. •e• . I '· 1'91D MAONOl>!A. l\V. IEAUTY, mn ll<acl> Blvd., H.a.
'"$32,7501 ... Lovely s Bedroom, WANTID ·
.. Motl •Pl"alllw 3 bedroom • <fe?>ntor ..all J>Ollll', alrt Nice 'fsmlly fol' a •P&l'kllnt 1 den home •• Gracloul larae clqerttt. ~ oti'a.mic link. clean 3 BR. 2 bath home ea I :=..."":"'~~ .• =1 -~ ":,..,.., ~~ bl1 ""~"" lot. Lo.. -' ~ btlll"ln ...,.., .... 4 911<Jl5. ,. lrr.11 Bob
Ahftlher'. torm.i d1ni11J1: ft A · ,); r 1r:r.·orr1:1t:..,~ow· ·~ ' -Ill/~ ma.lntew.nce landleaplJ'lg. Rtv1 OIMn, tt .. ltw
Pt1rne. Fountain v & I I • y I• ' h31e1 ..
location. Brl( tsi-b -A $2000.
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1"71 IUNGIR LN. Newly ~t. 4 °G: 2""CX;
S l_.t Nett a bdrm .• 2 bathl: IJm~ ram rn1 Jice paUo tp1o.
1 OWtlalit Vallw • """" blt-1111. Oov'd, pallo. blln~ nitc, to be .m-;
A'f'TN; ffOITlCI owners, Need l l:JM> ~It t: ah OP 1 •, 132.!IOO. 1'.192 Sbennart ·t.-. '• ~ 4 BR .. ,.., Lot -tCj, ~.500. INr, Bofoa A Sprljsdaltl ' f
Salli dltt.~•· 146;000. Call Olli Wilker RHlty 3 ncsrm. '2 ... lrplc, pa\Jo: ~
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2• t.111. Iii• ID'lr10' lllod 161-~ llMm WIN NE R HERE , ~~dbl aar, beaut OWNER· Near Beach le LOCATU> ON LAGUNA'S
'1f/W/cpt.J, 4111. e:kt bb;ln Schoola.' Luxury 5 Bedroom r. Mg D RI v IE RA
RIO, dabwahr, potio, dln A.Mwne VA Joan $42.B&) OOASTIJl'fE. Detailed rm, •ra ,,..,....,. .,,_ nHIH9<1i · .,. · 962-8169 Ololemporary doolcn w/all
of wardro~ spet.'t, f'A hf, . . wood. ~ le ~ eovd pat.to, 8 yn new, xln Blj owner,. ~ 4 bd., 3 tlaebl:s!Na. Wtll dell8ned 2 rbrllOOd . • t.., tam., Uv .. ulG., nr. heh. ·bdrnle A DEH , (o< 3
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LOTS OCEAN lroltt, 2 BR, w-.
S .Pe c" I a t o r a Dream! Ullla Pl1d. $225. mo to June Ramblini aev.e:n bedroom ,L5;;lh=-'';:;l.l.;.. 1'1615-:;:.,;:;1632;:;;, __ _
hacienda on 3 11eparate Coron• del Mar prime PenlnwJa Iota! Ultra -"";..:.;"'°':::;..;.;;:::.. __ _
nlOdem thru..out • 4 car garage • buee rumpus room • steps lo bay A aurf! A~
prai&ed at land value or
$128,001! Rent now • Build
later!!
WATCH THE WAVES
From this .4 BR., 4 bath home
I~ w/~·et bar, sun deck,
paUo le: pool table. Yearly
lease. Open SUn.
300I OCEAN BLVD.
Call agent 67,5-4630
I BR. Hae. $90 util pd. Abo
N'Jt suo. Ronl·A-HoulO 979-1430
Colt• Mou
COi J .EGE Park. Lr&. 3 BR. 1,
ptut >"am. ~n bld.nt. c:rpt,, • ""'°· $275. 54&-1612 1111. •I
W-SIDE 3 Br. 2 Bl,._ fnod I
yard, dbl gar. sal lncludltlj(
water. 5&2646. !
$11{).PRIVATE! 1 Br. Cot· I
taa•. um PaJd. 1<1ea1 tor L I BEACON * 645<Gl II
$16!l-OLDER 2 Br. Encl 1ar. I fncd far kids/pet.
BEACON * 645<Glll
3 Bdrm •• 2 ba. fenced )'U'd,
Jlreplace, children O.K. $260.
613-3820. You'll be surprtaed "1>eo )'IXl 1 ~ v e 1 *~ -'*bit '""" · Condonlln•um• eee tbfs beautilul 4 tjdnri.; 2 5I'EP OOWN wv. RM. $51,495 Huntinpon Buch 2 BR cute ~need -cottqe.
bL home wtth tts eustom wrm llASSIVE EXPOSED Lofty llvlng awaits you! for MS. 160 TWO, two Bedroom hou""s PooJ avail. SDI/mo. lTI :C. · · ·2t~.: Cood • ..i.u!~a. dole wallpaper, qua1.ity dniipea ~~j-I~ Act swiftly NEWPORT TOWERS on prime Jt.2 property. . • Wfllk 'vtr I br gar lnit, va. 22nd St., C.M. 60-3"5. to~ ........... atabla, and mirrored fireplace wall.· vm.r"""""'"" n. t se'-t ON TUE BAY .great Jar the STARTER Cllllt. Al9o NB $125 utll pd. 3 n•, • •• fenced yanl.
TOOl'IUOr boat, e:amper. ?Vw It'a comple~ly Iandacapect PLACE le nterWve u.e ot iu.......:! Be~hyour downl I "·-· 2 B" •BA _11 _, SI:'J' • ..:...-'.r .owner will CilTY Rent-A-House 979-M30 y=a.: .. !i:' -.ritrno paint:tnslde Ir: oui, move tn and just waJUna:: tor an otter glau W/o<:E.AN 'VIEW. ,...,"~' ac con om n um. .._..,,..,. n., •' •..., '""ec-2nd. llS!ll>-'18.!2 Newman, ..... ...,. --· _.. .. ~! . $23,900. Call of $37,0CO. step 1 aver k l t c he n VlsH the temporary offices ol the trlc Condo• · carpeting, H.B. lAD£RA , .L:::•;,9:.;"::;"::".;llo:::;•:.:ch:.:..___2 __ BR...:*c.1;;Agent,BA=:;~,.:83T:oo..-1271=-" .. "'*"-. ~-~'I ~ has bit-in RANGE Ir: DBL. Newport Crest Information Center, draperies, ndlant heat · 1• u..-. ..... u~
•• i ed h•11 OVEN, DISHWASHER, etc. conveniently located at Overlooka the' bey&: view of SlBal(}..SOUTHFull kl.aguna Ir R: yrd. Dispoul. Encl -pr. "' J I &: • OptOI _ io ~ MU the ocean fl'orit your living ch. ltchen. Ocean Sl6.5/mo. No pets. ~1&
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. W/OCEAN VIEW. Custom 2400 West Coast Highway room le muter bedroom ~96~11:"4~1~331_~ _ _;ffl~~4~433~ View. draperiiea thruout. 2 Bdcony Suite e. Newport Beach. balc:onlel. Pool, patio area ~ ...... __ ~2 BR, trplc hornt. No. 4,..~ 2 BA~ T· -bllnl. vttw DECKS. This unique Open Daily 10 a.m. to suriset. le boat docks. Top ,declc: & CORONA &I mar fourplex. cod. G8J'8&;e. Yard. Pet .......... to · j,;.!!!lll!!l""!!ll!!""!'!!l~!!!!!~I Uolv. "p .. ~TYnter, .,._.,__ new~ home la our''Bu.v ol 171 ,1 .. 5•61 , 1 sub -terr. parking Bek>w b t II' h w a)'. All 1~1t~4}. PD So , ........... ? $3>5/lDO. 541).-113(), • $42'.500 1 a.ia ....., uv1u., the Month" at "" """ ., w/eJevaton. From $47;«1. w/frplc'a. Princlpjlla on1y. "'''"' • n. · · ._,,.. ... -3 BR. 1 BA, crplt, drpe
Lovely 2 ~ tmne wttb 4 a::! :'rAM ~M . $34,950 FULL PRIClt.. S10% down. 3121 w: 0>ast ~· 642-55.ti eves or tu~~1£~ENTA~5w. !ncd >'~ $210.
bedroo secluded den on SEE .TODAY Hwy, N.B. 642-23>2 -"'="-' ------~vet erlooldna L llMch GONE TOMORROWI NEWPORT BEACH lndultrl~I Proporty 161 6':H030 °' 494-3248. :!BR. 2BA, otve Incl, $22S mo ltlf"'hodral ce11..JI' ll v In a ~ MISSION Rl!AL TY RARE Baylront-Bolt allp, Newport llffch ~·~ ok, Lra · yud "• 1 M·l Lot 80'x265', xlnt area. 07,........,.., ·•llh eh!p.nt ftrvplace. • ·.., * MODERN * 98S ~O>aat HWf.:.•. ~na pler and niucb more. Treat Anchor lnvestments . LTD, $115-trrlL PD. Except. Nice 1,.=.:.;;.2"'-,-0-=:--== badrubnwfOD ~ ~J. 3 Bdrrn.i 2 baths; bJ&h_beam-· PhOM ~(714) 494-0731 :yourself to the liest. 833-3747. Bach. }Ull kit. Nr. Pavilion. 2 .BR. near new. E/~. I
tnutet' sWtt Oil ht flbor, cell's. lots of glass. 3 DecU. D tic Vie Wl West .Q>ait Highway ..:::=:;.::,~-----$185-UTIL PD. 1 Br. Lara $160/mo. Lease. No pets. ~uti!UI treea. Ea)joy 1wtm Comp6re thit at $41.,500. ram. w Open Sun 1·5 Lots for S•le 170 patio. Waterfront. Nr. Newport. 6C-3837.
joo1 ilrk ~ * SHARP '* Mow in by Chrittmas. BAR RE T. T ..R EA LT Y $27".>-UTIL PD. N e w port 0.na Point
' 2 Bdrm.,' 2 bath home' w/ Magnltloent 3 BR, lge. ~ % Acre San Juan Hgts 2 Br. Big yard. Nicely :;;;c;;;;..;..=.;_----
decka.. le patio. OnJy 3 )'.ts. famtly rm., lOd)t lo• .......... No _, _ _!>~ NEWPORT RIVIERA-ALL Capistr~By OwneH r. Someok turn. 3 BR. 2 BA, Jrpl & aar. Just TARB ELL1
16Ul Beadi Blvd.
Htmttngton Sch.
old. Priced for immedli.te Str-M'ttostree .. CIUll'C ON 1 FLOOR. Lrg. plUShly oc,an vtew. orse · NU-VIEW RENTALS redee.~pei:_mo.Nopets.
18.le $38000. ~ighbors. Nice decks le crpfd, 3 BR. 2 BA, din rm, 0493-9188::;·"-'0:::::·------673-4030 or 494-3'l411;. n•:~3883.
;, wiu.TR.ADE * fruit tree a. Owner frplc, llh:40 prtv. patio. i 14\NYON to ~'tan view. WATERFRONT_ Pll."R &: El Toro
A beautiful condo apt. in mottvallld. $49,500. car J:.• Pool, rec. nm:, ete. Level, = re Iden ta I FLOAT • 3 BR, fonnal din-.=.;..;..=------1
West 9, llguna Nilt\el. riahl et-7551. $34 • Owner/Agt Mf.-8814 /street. o7. 492-5534. ing nn.. 2 baths, w/w crpt, 4 BDRM, 2 Bath. crpts, drs-.
on the aolf COUl'llt, for a or ~:ml. Mount•in, Delert, firept, dbl garage. Yearly bltns. fenced. Nice cond..
home in the ~ area. Newport Beach ) Newport Beach 3 BDRM., 21iS Ba. frplc, 2 Resort 174 tease only. Fumi8hed $500 24232 Palmek. $25D.. mo .
. • .• 3 Br home loctited on Price in comparable range ~ car gar, swimming pool l-=="-----:0..: mo. Unfum. $t5CI mo. No l.cC-96Xo0'19='.""°'o.,_r.,,96:J.-0812c--',;-,.=-,.1
--P.IUME 11-2 ......... or ""to_,.. oo....i Ir. + ~-. + r~-· -'11..""ront-R·-·low prlvJ. $33,000 Neu: -pets. .Pete Burett Reall,y. 3-BR, 1-BA Family -"' •.. 2lllxIB8 •.. rent, build at $38,000. . PORT AFINA .,-, VVI 1 • _,,. Hoopltal. Owner, 613-9183, .....,353. the country on 1 l<ft,
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later .. " .tnum,_ oflr 10 units. * NORnl ~D * Owming C\IJtom built home 3 1:ffi, 3 BA, ~en, xlnt cond. weekdays call after 6 J)rb. Children/pets/bones o k,
8282 ··Slater, CALL FOR Home with 2 bdrm. apt. le 2 LA5UNA on Peachtree Ln. 4 bdnns., Pierpllofu, 70 tioessel. ~~ Dvplexes/Unfts ~RLD famous ~e Tahoe, ~U~ ~lfp..l_ ~~i Lease. Bkr. sa&-3650.
DETAILS nn. gue1t apt. Walk ID beach ••--'"eetit oce&n vM!w Iota. dining rm large famify com onna n on 18 •-u.2 .II.JU gorgeous covered Bar, Poo! table, built-ins. F • V II I lntnl •. shopping center. Ocean 'O:it.....,home tr $59,500; CUit nn., 2'~ .,baths. Modern exclusive lislin&", ~lease call se.. I •• acres w/major live creek, 1 Available now. 4801 Bruce ount11n • ey ,...
LAUtM vtew. Pro;tectlng an mmual bid.a: lite tr $1S,'l!l0. t.eft on island kitchen. Even a bltn Ted Roeers. 642-9062. mi. alo'lf. Truckee River. $395
t . . _ Income of $7,860. Prk:e;d at .Nyes Pl. to entr. Lea Bch., deep freeze. BeautiJulJy OPEN HOUSE llElll / ~~ :wn ~· t~::i~ ~y~~ci~' mo. 3 ct!· 2h l\ar:,r/drpsht blr',
.......,..___ Ml 443J ~·$75;MO.-----... --.... -... -. '*'"9388.----Jkt'onlm_ftl)I,\_~.:· .. ~.JRIV.ATEh.EAIJ.TY-... --·--R ft.f. Principala pleue. Owner FINE ocean front house. 3 & d~.' ll310 ~ Phtnn: Englund Rul Est.te * EMERALD .BAY * And a covered ,patio ~ Sat. & Sun. 10 to 4 pm. 3 Sr., -· 1 ·-··-· ... • n3.s14.2096~ •· ' Ave. Please do not disturb
318 THAUA 6(..8093 Ocean view lot. $50,<m a SPARKIJNG POOL . 2 Ba, 30x102' ~3 lot. 1133 DUPLEXES 6~1;.ba, s. Winte~~ tenants. It interestM call
T •ASSOC $52,500. \V. Balboa Blvd. $49,9ro. (213) 318-7739 aft 1 1'Rl·LEYEL FANTASTICAU 'f ,MD ~'i,",!1',,; m-&ioo CAL"IJ.L '=" "'""' 832-5516. . I Newport H1ight1 pm •
• • Shag ca,fpet tbru out, ... redecorated Inside I-out, UPPER nmk ARCH BAY "\:#' ~ OPEN HOUSE Sun 1-t B Bun.DER SELJ..ING NOW. LOT in famous Lake Havasu, G•rclen Grwe
Wet bar, lara:e lot, cul de this 2 bdrm., l bath home 3-i!R. 2 bath, Oceiln view. A'dd& owner, 3 Br., 2 Ba, &n, ~ $45,950 home or the world famous 2 BR, Lrge Lr, Hawaii Den .. 4 BR. 2 BA, blt:ns, cpta. drpl.
AC street, 3 Bedrooms, 2"' otlera )'OU all the latest B Owner 499-1448 a 14 L TY frplcs, ~ t!bl garage. London Bridge. LDcated ~!ir. pdCI~ Ad~i.s. ~/~: $245/MO. Fenced yrd, lra
batlll, $39,500. Call 96&-4e6. ~Abel~~~ Y N••r N••.-rt P••t orr11:e ~Margaret Dr., N.B. 334 ~ eirele close to all schoob & city. By Owner. 64 6-3 000, lot. Bkr. 56-9491
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•• • L•k• Forest Srouth oJ Adami on Huntingl. $9000 or will trade fm:. Costa 673-8ll0. Huntin......., BMch cooking the bacan le. eat Duplecee near the ocean km Street~~· H.B. Mesa or Newport Beach in--•·-·· '"""'~&·"'8ridlng ·o.-Ho!M w/Pool OPEN HOUSE Milel.~Re.altor 53H188 •' -''°"m"'e'-'pro=p._,6'4-4681==· __ ,:S.:;;n:;..:::C::.l•;.:.m::ot:::nt:;;• __ _
kitchen. 1 •v• Hunt. S.aui· cathodral wood • SATtSUN 1 5 .,~ FANTASTIC Invostm<nt n... COMPLETELY •·-'-'-' 2
$135-Mln Ranch. Leg 1 Br. on % ac. Garage.
BEACON * '45-1111 $58,500. . beamed cellinga.~ tile, 106 LI~ Ide D~ Newport Heights portunity. 5 level ac. -fu BR, 1BA home:i.e"':e'S110 1"'".""·~~s ..... 1"1" ... s ....... MO"""!l"'."'"'"1 -~Ian-~~~ru 3.:.;;;.i.-~k.~ti~ 419 IYINE ~.~~i>~· ~w:r~:-1~; ~~:.June.1st.~ s~~~=.~~~=t. 2
No .......,, ... "'" """""' REAL E-A'J'E ...-.Wto + l family N.B.'1 llnost waterf>onl (3) 2 BR, 185 000 615-1328. =="---~-BEACON * 645<G111 th1I .Jilftv ~ht. 'I Bed· ~""' bedrtn8. Self dean oven &. community. VacanL Owner ' BIG BEAR LAKE rooms, ltcn. plus a Jamily ll90 Glenneyre st. dlx mv. a.mt h~Ualr motivated. 3 BR. -2 BATHS I p . l6' 5 Al! estate, lge house It ,i;;;ii 1• 2 BEDROOM CONDO.
room. No-wax brick vinyl 494.9473 M9-0316 cond. & air purifying ayst: WELTON & COMPANY VACANT ncome roperty 2 unttt, SM-1657 eves. II!!! Fully uwraded. x1nt crpta. ~':,; =' ... '"Ta!'· bl~· OPEN .SUN. 11-4 ~ °:':'d1)°/t1Exqulsil1 1..,.,....,.' .. 7M91t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1 oi:iE~A~S~if,~M l T-RIPL ~XES RMfE.•••"' ., __ 1-. I _ .. _ .ll ~1 ~~. ~rrrr~:
ioijf<'dlllO'M6{1ttx...,'. 215 FAIRVIEW~ --/·-•~ ... •--'oat1o"°"ll' -E"-~" M • J'rl!ne Eh•-:..oma * l'h;lcfr C-L *. 1225. P" mo. "'pool l<
yAJFk,(1 1enn1. Coftv . ~BlkoftCoest.H .,_flJctb Car-;"~~~ *NIM&* ......, ... ~ .. Hwy. 6'J'3..Qil0 Mf'aa,WlllktoSbopplng ~ T• ., fiDlt j ·· ···---~ recreation lacIDtlH. CAL1. BKR• 96H5U. J.,quna. $54,-,. ~-,.,, __ _.. • tenn1a c I u b ;i; LCJVttY 4 Br, 2ba A den. e Two 3 Bedroomi, Four 2 WW ..... ----· All 1] , .::°':=l°"e..:A;;G'-'T"-. .::962-14=..;c.71.o.=... __ 1 home nn C-1 1""'8d lot. ~ •--'d 9'C<! ,...,. Chanftetnant Comer Quiet nel...,bttid Nr _ .... ,_ t. Bedrooms IJtq )'O\tt' "".,...,.OJ. H0011901 1•.Jwm. _., · GI' WITH FAMt.LY Room J build ~~ts. mem~\p 1.1...:0 • ..,.,,il\N. 3 BR., den, 3 'bath split-level ""'' · ... ,WI • B/I Gas Kitchens cash wtfhin 72 hrs. 'can • ·r,. _. -~.; a 4 bdrm. 2 bath Ideal. for home~ • and/or ~~~Ue, Agt. 837-6161 or home with 2 BR, den, 2 ba. =-= =t~~: •u ~place in each Front WR Gen•r•f ., . a 3 r!:' ~!.' 8=:2i
home, with tge. y&ro; tam· oo.iP ..... LAC .E R' •AL•TY Lido 1_:_ Income apt. in rear. Dock Open House Sat & Sun 9-6. ni k A
Uy nn., ,i.ag oarpetlng. Wlll -for lge. bnat. Wator vlow 645-8900 : &:l~P~LtllOX~ 1 LANDLORDS! pets 0· • M&-li. en t.
V.A. Many extras. Call 4M-970C *CHOICE * most rooms. Many extra.s. l·s-.-.-C-lomonto______ 4,1 ~ we Spectallze ln Newport ~71 or 03
.......... ··-L•guno ...... -Nani Comer lat 1"'o~iEN SUN. 1.5 • PRIME N•wport Helglits • Beach • Corona del..,,, • -------pal ~~ baths pl EASY full 1 ... ~........1 e ..You Own the Land --& Laguna. Our Rental Ser-D DCC••p.,...._ ' · OCEANFRONT S Btlm>L, 31> =.i.," din -~ FINLEY homo.~;.. v1iw. 3B'R':O • Each.,. 2 Bedroom BROKERS If«:. vice I• FREE to You! Try IMME ' "' ...,,, ' OPEN HOUSE COMMUNITY ~· plat 'ts.ooo . CaU Agent 6754630 den or 4 BR, 2 Ba. Good • Ideal f~. Owner--Oc· Mi..8151 Nu.View! New 3 Br $250. mo. SA~ .. SuN 1 to S LGE. family "'""· ocean-LIDO REAL TY cto..t Spaco A Bltln" oupancy -NU-VIEW RENTALS Dbl garago, d&h....,. 6291 Sbiflf!S DrM tront nelgbbol"hocd .. -5 BR.";'"! ·33TJ:l"ia Udo~. Beach Back lay Area Beactt·Qub rights. nr Go1J ~I~= May HelJ! ~ t~ \VANTED. 3 or 4 ~mom, 2 673-4030 Cit" 494-3248 334 Portl;;:..~le, H.B.
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recenUy planted. L.ge centrally Joc:ated. Recrea· nee.r Tennis, South garden ~..:.aotti~..:-~· poo!man+y SRORECLIFFS -Ocean vw.lli , • ., .. ,~·chm PriPriC:~~g.•Prlndof uppto1,.1450,000nty'. -•. Red Ou-pet, Rltn., Jrplc, cpta. drpg, bit ins, \ backyard A: patio -By tlonnn. Over3.000,1q. ft. on court paHo off Livinl I. din--Au~ ~$9s}f-;i0 3 Br., 2 b&. 5 Yl'I old. New ~ lTl ..-.v 84){;541 diahwshr, cov'rd patio
Owner; Prin. onty. 8tlHl93. one level, aurroWded by ··In& nm. Lee b r I ck, Roy Mce.n1'9 Re•ltor shag crpts & paint by 557-4023. Bi lbo. Peninsula w/BBQ, Gard'nr S 2 8 0. J
2 ... to a.ac• ~~ ~ ~ U:-n ~ ~~ 8P~ 1 1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. owner, $.19,!IOO. e-84J3. n:; er: ~~3 ~~~ ~ I ;BA;;;;Y~v;;;,w:-1;-;;B;r,-:w:,;:w;-:;,,,...:;,· 1 ~ =~-=~l~· -:BR=--w"1"'1rp=1,-. -:,..,-, I
Cozy eeaa1de ce.bfh -2 planned home. Room for to 4, Sat, &m. 224 Via 541-7129 Westmfn1ter • ·-·-' town only a abort period. drps, paint, all new. Yrd. back yard. 3 ml. from
bedrooms w/char'r;nlnl poet $92,500. Ithaca, 642-38'T1 IUUlttU'l'ot'l?'l~WILLCO. Possession at )'OW' con. Gar. $190 Ytcy. 642-8029. beach, walk to achool. Rent
kitchen A .. nook. You know * 499-2800 * OWNER tramf., j 11 1 t OPEN SUN. 1-t 3:1~,1~,t!:' 2 ="':r.~ 4 U AffectlOniite: venience. Call D I an e CAPE COD on Pt. Carpets, $265 + u t t I • Call
the potontial In the older ....._ ,.model<d 4 BR, 2 BA. 517 35th STREET "• ,,. 000 FP u """ DN 8'2-is.15 oves 96.2. 8 o ti drape.. Garage. Y•ariy. TI4/,.,._304L
aaya, ···sell now''" BKR. ~ ~1235 new kit, ,cm. N:: duf:i 12:u:blLido 847-3858. 6161 Mahogany Near McFadden A Newport CAgt.). · .4 Br. Condo. Crpts, drpl. section Out-GI-area owner .h' ~ • $79 yrd, $25,950, o w n er , ..,_, • ~,_.. • S3Xt/MO can 645-8908 -'";c.:::=-;:='-~---
~l . ' uiope. • tns. Ave., Open house Sat It Sun. FreeW1')'. 8 yean fresh, WANTED Coron• del Mllr bltns, rt'frig, pool A clubble.
· · · _.,,.... N rt 8ooch !rplc. IQ each writ. Upper G"" '"'°""' ~ baie<1 •-Id tiaJ lot -S<!-1405 HUGE SPANISH LODGE • '°'*''=_, :!!~· unit has sundeclc plus Moclul•r/ s ' ' nca en 3 BR. Crpts &: drapes. Stove ,;--:::=,..· ~=°''=·~,.-,.,--,-
Owned by a prominent lo-,... ... ...,. balcony. p,._au1~·Home1 .. 120 ~ ~ J:~.J In Cos~ area. & refrig. So. of Hwy. Yearly NEW 4 BR., 2 BA. Carpets, ,,..,....artist. LU8e loft tor A MAGNIFICENT ·"OPEN HOUSE" Gib W•lkor RHlty Build'-a N-· Hom-"'""""" .t. loan payments WANT TO BUY I or 2 unit• i. .... $32S mo. Shown by drapeio, !rplc, d I b w hr. creativity or producHon. 3355-G Via Udo N'pt Beach "'6 .... "' shows $1250 do 11 a es. appt. Conta c t Mrs. ~1215c...,.·~1pe_r_mo_. _53_i_-2998 __ _
AltnOllt 3000 sq .. ft. Lower View of . the Pacl.Oc b all 366 Seville C.M. 67S.Sioo Want to SaVt! Money? Scheduled cash apenaable. on Balboa Island from Andrews, 675-1374 Irvine
fioor has 5 mus1ve rm + 4 yours when you tee this ' Try Modular Magic! hJ h · 19 3 b • 6 7 owner: {213) 793-0t27 ""'"'-'"='~~~~~--;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;,j
aleeping quarters up. Near spa~, 3 bdrm., 2 bath BACK BAY EXECtrrIVE, Artist, Musi· RACINE HOMES ~ufty isbuild uC:U-""totiii ~~~~~~~~~ 2 BR. Fireplace, 2~£i ~ • vacant;...BKIL 98:Mi511. fanuly home. WO?d burning Caretree amdo living bl clan, Play Boy Writer! This 213:426-7117 return 26.0 all this & Your : to beach, $2'50 mo. yearly. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Alr/oond .•• '2165
S.,7, •SO fireplace tn lMng room, be iful N rt ruV..,. arch. masterp'ece would private water all too. Con· J~ 1st.~ last, shown Sat. & Sun. 3 BR. 2 Ba. alr/cond •• $285 . r 't.7 •. "met paneling thruout en-a~ ~ ~ • suite )'OU to a "Tee". 3 BR, tact Richard van Wert n..ndll • 12/2 & 12/3, 10 to 5. Adults 3 BR. 2 Ba. alr/oond .•• $310
HOUSE 1; LRG LOT Ure home. Large side yard. 4 er ms F.R., Den, D.R., Fee, Vu. I ~ ELMORE CO. . • no Petli, 417 Poinsetle., CdM. 3 BR. 2 ba. Atrium ,,, • $340
Live in or ttnt jt out. It'll CaU Crickett Taul. $68.SOO. ::::'ni~:a~: ~ ?~: ~ ~ 1 c~fi ~ "':!::'' ~ Real Estete Div. VJE\V 2 Br .. ram. rm. & dln 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium •••• $365 ~~e. ~· ~ A~T cy ~ I out, blttn dshwahr, roUu Av. betwn 22nd & 23rd sta.) 645-tOtO Business 200 ~~~ ~v~I~ & v.·et bar. 6 BR. 3 Ba. fam. nn. •• $475
53&-1533. w/T'O~an oven, Or tu "'u fltopl, pvt 1110,000 Bla./.J Carey 2-FOURPLEXES Opportunity Bay. S.aclo Realty 675-:roJ
REPOSSESS10NS REAL ESTATE :cl~ ;!r~1·~~tt!"!:i 64&-m• :,':;.:.:,:;IK . .: "m.t-t:".,e,;~nli;y ·1~·; RUSTIC. 2 BR, I BA • !rplc,
For information and kicatioo 1l90 Clenneyre. SL garage. 1950 aq. ft. in all. HARBOR VIEW HOME. CHO CE LOCA o an)"One. ·w111 trade up. Beauty College · Reduced x1"".v,.locoaCalltio t_._~ yard,
of these FHA & VA home., 49t-8C'73 549-03lfi $35.500 Fun price. 10% I TI N, Hunt-Equi=with crpts,. drps. Coffee Shop -Tenna Vl;J ~ l'i;~ii';;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;.;;;ii;;~I ......_ ........ -.... .-.. ington Beach, Z 0 NED _, OnJ 8 Cua.m1c Mia l:/or prop. 3 DD 2 baths. South of H contact • I.._...~ _....,..., """ ..._.... ............. 5 BEDROOMS & 3 BA111S 11 US INE S S , PR(). ap • .. .,.cs. y Income Tax . Quick sale ~B r no pets. .. ~-~':'6·
KASAllAN HALF ACRE-I' FESSIONAL OR OFFICES 1:;.t .. ~ .. ~"" ... '"-~,; HOLLAND Bus. S.lff Bl\OKER -llR~H~l ,!E~o~t•~to!_,;'6~2~11~1~11 1u-.&1 ft IAY See wa . .,..i family home! $17,000 ea. TERMS write• l63,500 ...._ m&<>ronoe. OL "5-<110 Costo -1: -Ml I-1-J 10 Larae family rm., """""' KANPAK, 1993 Kibel Rd. HOMEFINDERS REALTY =::.::...;=:::__ __ _
BY Owns: -Fn.nciacan FANTASJ'IC VIEW LOT -in w' .-. U~ rm., formal dining Kihei Maui, Hawaii TI4:892-4477 * IJQUOR LI~SE *
F6untam tm•PI.~ 2ce1:f· , ~ ~,,,,~· !,~ NEWPORT SHORl!S :;:· ..: ~t~=ed we,! Cemetery 213:431~ ~~ °"I.ale'= •A~A .Rri. 1
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tnd9cpd •. $41.500. 10 percent cellent, lightly • lo Pin I g Year old duplex wtth 3 Fee $75,000. 644--0277 TWO cen:ietery iota. Pacific Nearly completed, C.M. (3) ~ School Leue/Sale • E-Z DOES It! 2 BR, tned
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4 BR. 2 ba. BroadmOOl' $385 dn. g42..fD4. / bulldh1r aite. 'bdnm .. 2 ha. ln each unit ••YSHORES View Memot1al p 8 r k , 4-plexe1. 10% down. 80% e c '59 Bullt·lrl cllcnta ynt, Kids/pets. Util lnc
NOW 11 the Umc to bey your PETE BARRETT Short walk to beach & prlv. """ bl 492-M34 loan, 71iS%. Very good bu)!. $15M down. 645-7565 Bw.. Bkr. S160
pool Mme. See ~ super . clubhouse with 2 pools &: 25!>1 Viata 2 Br/1 Ba $53,500 re~;~· It &: Re~p" ~761.SU!llvan Realtor. Money to Loen • 2.40 ALA Rentals e 64$.3900 I red· h1•0
sharp 4BR w/terrlflc -REALTOR-tennla cts. Very good cond. 25U Cl'elltvlcw 2 Br/2 ~a JtORSES & Oiih1rt!n nk. 3
·auumable GI loan. $.10,!IOO. '42..5200 ~ehold. Llstcd al $50,IXXJ. ssg~f From treasures to trash 4 EIS Apts. Good cond. ST500 1st TD loans BR 2 BA, frplc, blti.Ju, Huntington Beach R.eN.b'. Spectaculer Spyglass tum them Into caah yrly lnOOme. Only $55.000' ~ Cyprcsll, Back bay
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~. ~~ JONfS 7500. Vu. Uperaded $130M CALL DAILY PILOT Owner/Broker 646--8226. INTEREST area. Avail n{IW. $35& per REALTY
Opt House Surt. 1~ BREA T If • TAK ING N•tfonel Services Co. ~ 63A % mo l.te. 646-6942 Univ, Parle Centtr, trvlnt By~~crBgn, ~~~~Ta~~ .REA~~ Rltr 546-00!or64$-4332 [ l 2nd TD loans '=F~wl""y·l:!r!.!.": orli:~lfS''.<..~Pll I
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for Cbtktmu. 968-9459 or 3 Bdrm, 2 bth houle that on-aeorw ..... ~.....,..... Lowest priced custom home '"'~ BUY 'S" MG--1698 SHARP mR, 2BA. al:lnola "'
968-4760. ly Jada YOUR 1ttecUon• ot , '™' In magnificent DI> v er nc EAStSIOE 4 Br, 2 Ba, frpl, new. Great loe. near J&rtr:,
OWNER'S -..S.cdllce wall -. carp• t 1, EXCLUSIVI! 9-. 3 BIL 2 ha., maid'• MoWlo Homos MoWle Romeo S.ttlor l'lltt· Co. bltns, d&hwhr, now ""' • $2S.VMO. Call Leny Gr
4 BR' bome w/S mo old ........ appllu<:el, etc. to IAYCREST HOMI! BAL~a'l~.rclr. for Sole 125 for Solo 125 6Q.21n -11 paint. Encl dbl rar. CloR to Danotl<y, 54Hlll0.
oooJ. Prime ff.JI, "'"' .,.._ .-you with • Excilbwi -cumm 3 ·ar * ~~•-' Harbor .... 21 -. ochll. No pe!L 645-42!1). 41> Bit, 2 ha, Univ Par1t .a Walk to new Burke Elem r.;;urn Ke1 '' and la-home' • *~7491 ...._-.. ._._.. ~.... J·-• CRASH PAD' SOec CUl'ttl' Dr. Aval Ju 1
Ooen -Suh. Arn~ °""'"' td. home l<A' onl¥ 1,,. Ba _,"'=""'av: CRAlllllNG 2 BR, den. GRl!INLIAf PARK .... --~ 2nd TRUST DEED LOANS Bachelor. E/slde. Ulll Incl: ~ •• ?1, • SUn.190 wlOb,O;
-or91H771 · $55,JIOO. Plonne Roa Cltrratt, -·I."' .,. ~l!d, DR nook. VetY priv tot A BEAUTIFIJL PRIVATE / ~""'1~ $85. ~, -•
N iN OUSI Bllrofl<-· 60 !Ill&"""""" Oiiia. ~~. 1&11:500. -Al.O ..uy-~IDlllJ"aira IJL't. COIOMl?l'X ES " LEASING -• ... • ALA Romols • '4$.l900 L--
2 BR It Den. Near Beech. BLUE LAGOON VD.CA Wider cooatNcUon: 4 BR, Fe«. 90% &. m-1 Port Our pricft are t.'Om~tlthre, t\ill lft'Vict C.C:\Uty )
Lovely lnaldt. ~liq). Much l'llh oew> view. 2 BR, 2 3\1 Ba, oupefb 0oor Jan. Provence, II. Vu -· ""' hive • ~ park A both n..--.. u-. I~ • MOVE In Todayl 2 BIL $1~ MO!mf. ,,.,,. 1 Br.
leas for cuh or to conve .. lJA, near upper pool anil 1 121=:1,U&T IX Open d&1ly 1"5. 0 wn. newlJ A~ n:u:_ ho= __.., __ IMllA I .......... 11! fncd >Td...•ncl ~ E1"6e· toetqe:. Carp/drpe., *"'1t/
UonaJ •b\oU. Call to see! teMiscourt.ertVl.le~· N :TaUCM lfH249. ava .lTSO Whittler A ' . . . $165.' refer. PLACE MALTY.
53(1.36411. G,.at buy 11 l<t,!00. Bluo OPllL .a P.M. DAILY lliJUIO.R. VIEW PALER.MO. "S. 6411-7165, 9lm 10 Ip;;:'." SJT-6800 ; ALA ROfttolo e ~ 41K-i10I -e $2950 e LagQOri Real~ 499-ml. · , t mo. new 4 Br., 21> Ba. · H f ·--$290. 3.J,?; i,.. pl.,,,.... . NEW 3 BR, ....,, """' I <BR 2BA FIREPLACE 3 BR, 2 hall( home, -.n WALK TO IEACH llt;IGO. 0..--7. GOLD M"1al 2'>dlO 2 br 2 ha 24'<*> Flamlna<>, 2 811. 2 BA,•<11.• urn ..,. boo1'd lbl\eio!. Pull~ land,..P<d l'anl. '
Elc1tll 'wiOO '1ot w/boftt gete! viewa, walk '° ~acb I: •. _• poolt: Is tmnla from thla H. V\I Homts 5 br, i.zn nn., + den. porch xtru, nf fY11 ~ BIUn bit'; bkt!lle w/ 2 Bedroom cut le, .OOth ol Avt.U /l. MS-Ml8 . Be\!lct:i. • Adults. SJ l 1. I
Nt t>nuaiu. By owner .lS2U atoftt, So. Laawl& • best 4 BR. 2~ ba., lgt. ll'I. nn., beau cptld!p, tun lndl@d. A 1JhoPt tl!ductd $3500. .orift l s 30 enp1ad porch, h I 1 b way, t t. 't ef\llJy 2 BDRM., den, crpts, Adultt ~<9&-"':;l:--460-:-. =-:c-=:=-. .. 1
7i4-o118'1.:oit62. "'11•· Pri«d tu Mii II)> b!Mn kltch. wllh "'""'" 1 )! old. .,.,.. --· onl¥ 11.B. Adll ~ 91Hli1. '* Pf1. """'· pets, Ad\~ rum,,,_ 1125 mo. Agt. doll ok. $111» "'°' Fenoed J BR, 2 BA. 2 Story. Jli '
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11W= ~:'"&w"°:;i ~J!:"·~n~;":,t?i'/ LIVE LIKE A KING EL CORDOVA APTS. WHY POK cNl\IUPORIW$ ~2 BR. Frplc horn<. m.m, ~ !6. iA.t Budget Prlcesl From $145 STAY ·NOMI ,QN Garaat-. Y a rd . Pel Sant• Ana _ I • 2 Bod-• ._. 1---------!o\JRNIStrED . -a ....... t......-IND&, ~ BR. 2 sa. fl>cd yam. FOR 1-. oew Townhouae 3 UNruRNJSHED Dishwasher · Shag Carpeting • Wallt•ln Cl.. --.... ,
Gar... ~--v 1 e w BR. II> BA. crpll, drpl, els, Forted Air Heat • Extra Lari• Rooms· WOULDlll'T YO" ..
. Chlld/N" lopet1'EW~RE,NTALS . ~~1b~~: ~Ti{f ** PEOONCLLSOSED Beautiful Game Room -Heated POOi ·BBQ'• , .,.. , V I; ~VIE Enclosed Garag ... Quiet surrow:,~~/C and m-..ai> Or .,.._ Duplex" Furn. 345 GARAGES clo•• lo shopping. (Nr Harbor & H ton St) It's all ht!l'O for YllU to ell!oY Saturdayo and
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----'ro ALL BEACHES 'lOn Chorlo St .. Coal• Mou 642-4470 ' ' . NEW world 3BR. 2 BA, 1225 _ yrty, Util pd 2 FRO" $!•ft "ONTH $1S0,000be.ithrp~1,!,IW\mllllllCpoolJ, 7Ucb~ I "' tt, crpta, drpo, dbl gar, -mo,"' &t . BR. m ..., m . HACIENDA HARBOR ed tenDl1 cowta,"uqcle ti'aU1, putt1.D1 er.;
uae o1 pool romp! yn1 Rell. A11o "...,,_,, ADULTS PLEASE From $154 shuffle~,, croquet. ~ "JmilO!' ·i·s ~water pd, call H"·~~n,..,.1m-36U"'1ng1on'"' ,..,.,,.,llMc=-'h,--VILLA POMONA DELUXE I & 2 BEDROOMS from $174.GO morilllly, plus 1 or ~m
Fumlohod & Uofumlahod planl and :I.story town hOUIU wlth 2 Ol' 3 bed-I
Lo N CLEAN 1rg lBR, 3 blks to PHONE 642·2015 p I Sh "·-room1. All with electric llitcbtm:crlvate bal· ,
YEARLY leaae. NEW 2 Br. 2 beach, l90 <ocl util. Rora <1160 "'""""Ave.I g::~h; --,Si8ruflll'ti; pJl _,..ttng cony or patio, carpeting;-dr1 es. Subtu-
s.. oo Goll Coone. $300 53Hllf or 536-mo I ""!!\"!!'!!'~~~~~"' Adults ,O,,ly. No Pots ranean p8rtlng, elevators, op onal maid ser-'
mo. Call 61>-:1ll3fl, Duplexu Unfum. 350 *~WEEK & UP 241 Avocodo St., C'oit1 MoN 646-1204 Yie'e. Cfourmel food . marke~ dry cleaner,
Newport Buch ~ ~d,i° :a~ 1~:s '\van · beauty salon on grounds. See beautJ.tulJy fUr. ,
----~!plslrano Buch •·Phooc Servlco-Htd Pool VILLA MARSEILLES n!Jbed modelJ today, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. other 1 4 BR. for $400 DUPLEX. oew 2 B•. 1\1 Ba, • Chlldreo & Pot ...... SPACIOUS I " 2 BEDROOM APT. Um•• by appointment. Jusf north of Fuhlon
Shag crpl, dshwhr. Near 21'76 Ne~port Blvd., CM Fumllhed & Unfvrnl~ Island at Jamboree and SaD Joaquin Hilll 1
THE BLUFFS beach. Adults. 1115. mo. 5e!l1SS "..,.,,,., Adult Living Road.
Open Sat. and Sun. :&lilA $14ll morilh &: up. rd P4Nl!C ... UVD U' TO ITI NAiii: ..
Popular "W" Plan. 1700 Sq, Via Sacramento, cap . This ad aooct for $5 00 rent. Dishwasher color COO inated app)iances • Owr 500n..and10 atreamt create• re1u1no Nftlng. WOOd PARK NEWP. OR .. APARTMENT·S·
Ft. •--oo~ kit 211 baths Beach {213) SU-8369 El p Plush shag carpet • mirrored wardrobe doors· deckl, twG patio., anding ol•u doort, bring the Htgl;I liefr• • 1· I
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IChool &: market. Avail. 1 BR'• -$130 a UP huge private fenced patio • plush landscap-2300 Faln<lft Rd."' C•ll Meu. From •1e.s. PboM.: 646--2300. r ......... (714) 644:.ltdo fei ....... '"~
Jan. 1-15. Best ""!al values SPACIOUS Unfum. & Fum. ilig • brick Bar-be-Qti .. • large healed pools Apt Unf 345Apt U f ~
.,. always with-3 ~1 balh, ove• 1500' AU UJllitlos P•ld & lanai, Air conditioning. 1:-:--·-::--:"u.;..m_.::--::--'~~·'7;..n.;..u;..rn"'.':"""':'-'=· 1 :A:i;P::;t.~U~nfum~'.!!!;·:....-..!365~ Apt. Unfurn. _::3'f t ~raclous uv\: r:;"~; Pool ""& Recreation 3101 So.-Br litof St~_,,,. AM-SS7el200 Huntlnglo;1 hech--1iuntl,....,.-hec:h -'fist-ltuff Jo. l.atune-haclt ==:I _ ~ fireplace and large picture 1959 Maple Ave., CM COLDWELL, BANKER I CO. I 'Sf bi -§If wlodo~. $350. mooth. Ai!•ot Also garagea for ""t MANAGING AGENT e DELUXE , e UNJQUE t.q,ma Cuti< :1 ~!· •»=. 1:""'~. :;r· ~ ""'1· OVER 62....."' 3 BR, • BA Apl ......... =-.-Cloae'"°':!' =u ,0.:.. rea ty SPAC. 3 Br., 2 Ba., 21ii car home: w/w • ....... t, ~t~ Apt U f <!11.1.r ·• • lncld spac. muter lllite, ditl -2 _ 2 n.
gar ocean vu prl bch ~.. • n urn. -RETIRED AAA nn & dbl garage; auto door · on., --.: ' ' pri~I $350/mo \Vkdy~ aft 7' dshwhr, comp\ furn. Htd 11 I o-r avail, Pool 6 nm. ~ ,IOl'agl!!. Custom ~~~~~ =· v;ew: Lovely ~ ~t~Zfr~~~s~~ ApartmentstorRn Cost• M•11 SOCIAL SECUR.IT.~Y "' R:~:~. NB ~ ... ·:u1,~~--·~-c=;:a~~
H•rborViewHom• ~i~~~~=~~me. l BR, Furn. l ll'I!:. closets, --------360· * * * PEN~ON,.... ••• umTT~MwAL'""co ... ,~,olherl1 .......... apta, 4 BEDROOM _ yearly Bay-&: Beach RJty. 6T"a-JOC» queen size bed, priv dress· Apts. Furn. 111 "~ ~ --1
lease $475. 'mo. Avail-2 BR, 1% BAS, BLT-INS, ~ ~~=ge~ =.:·o~~ -L~og-u-.-.-a.-.c-h____ Ring Brother• ---•• ·-l-~.~B~R,-.-.. -.. --BA-.-~-.-_·-~.mo. By .,p't. o~
able December 15th, WOOD p AN EL 1 NG. 00 pets. ------·---An-nee• Newest " ent Complex ~ ~,.,,ay, • VIEW • REALTOR, 644--7270. PATIO, 644-1687 2035 Fullerton, C:M. BACH nr beach $1J5.$155. Col Lowest Rates OCEANFRONT ~u~.,;, ',,!t'p.l ~~ Huntington llMch : ~~y~ -11~; * ~;~~4 :2'ra~ SOME APARTMENTS 1 Br. $123 e 2· Br. $144 e 3 Br. $164 r .H;;;un;;;ll;;ng;;;'°';;;";;;;;;llMc;;;h;.;;;:=1 2~~ ,!'p...,1.e<ae~~"";!
BuA'-''-"'°'ble nowlable,_bull~ IMMED. OCCUPANCY 1•nChllE. dre22ndo """St., CM~'"-3645 eves . AVAILABLE ALL U'l'ILITIES PAID ,I' . ~-HPool S.~~: 31156 -· -·--o:.:;;,., .. Nofi "i39s~,;';;,"; .. ,!<•,%11.,.B.r .. ~pts,·-.~w.:~: ... l--BR. .. J.130..l..1141J-~BR. _N..;.ow_po._rt_a.o_c_h___ FOR IMMEDIATE VILLA YORBA ON BEACH! '""'."'• ~mse
yrty. 646412. 334'P.,rt1'::l ilicl~. aB. 1165. S/Pool Ideal for ·~~:~ll:;;;2A"!:;~=' --occtll'ANC't""-____ , Caff-84"2•962-2-.. --.,..,...,.._..aptrm·beach.-SPECtACULAlLvlew . .2..&.J
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2 • 3 BR. (one w/tam rm> 536-1111 bachelors. 1993 Church St. 3 BR, 2 ba·fumished Steps to (Reservations accepted Spedal winter pricel. Br., 2 Ba. blk to bd!.. New.
From S275 to $300 yrly "'54""633=~·.-=-,..,..~~ ocean ................ $2'l5 on others) Apt. Unfurn. 365· Costa Mesa ADULTS ONLY From fB> *· 494-3383,
CAYWOOD Realty 548-1200 DELUXE 2 Br, cov patio, F1JRN. 2 BR. Apt. Pool. 3 BR, 2 Ba ............ S285 At Furniture Available ~--"2339=~· ------
NEWPORT Shotts 2 Br. den. new drps, crpt, bltns, dbl Close to shops. i\dults, no 2 BR, 1 Ba, Penin •••·•· $250 MEDITERRANEAN Cost• Meu_ ADULTS C&rpe~wuher' Mesa Verde 2 Ba. pool & club privl. Nr. gar. Lowly private groWlds. pets. $160/m.>. \Ve Have Winter Rentals liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I heated pool-a.unu.tennia
bch. $300. 213! 681-1278. \Valer &: gardener pa}d. 1941 Pomona, C.M. Will Take Students VILLAGE II 1 A 2 Bedroom apartments rec room-ocean views
N'Pr Shores. 4 BR, pool & Resp. married co u PI e . 11\1.fl.fACULATE Bach $125. Also Oceanfronts Avail. HARBOR ·GDrnK' On tbe Ea.at ~e patios-ample P9f'klng
orlvil Fncd . .,. <Adults>. 1165. oo ..... "'" pd. SngJ "~· '""""'· CALL' 613-3663 An address of distino-nun.J OnJr 1 ,,. .. old HU~Nc~TO. N ~EY REA.LT./ &G-3850 842-3276. f7i_ patio. Quiet adlts. tion in Costa Me s a ' lns!1!~~1~. bull"t··}~K NTII w 1==~==~~~ NEW ' BR. Ill ,BA. triplox. ~-2056_.______ adJ'acent to Newport l'umllhocl & •• :.:;.:":'·.~~ ~--=• PACIFIC S.n C&emenfe Bltn range, frp c, crpts & SMALL I BR.. $145/mo. + Unfv lahtcl ....... l"' ... • ·~ •--~ ~,: c~h ~ ff:\t ~f!>ot!:cu !1!18 ~, ~ . -~:~;.!r~.:'~~e ·~nii\1··1-m~'-S ""lllO··· __ "'.."m~SZ~~, .. m ~.~:"~ ... -2 BR, larae den, 2 BA, b:ltins, 0.., ._._. ,,.,.., ,...,... .-1 1,,., 19 _..., . •
DELUXE 2 &: 3 Br, 2 &\:
Encl gar, $160 up. Rent_;
Otc., 3095 Mace Av e1.
546-1034.
LG. 2 BR with or witbOJ:
Den & Fl'plc. 1'9 ha, eftcl.
patio, pr. Fr ;tS9. ~
Newport -' immac. &: immed posses-O'tU""I~ ,,,,,.....,.,.. Apt l, CM. 54&-0451. munities. HARB~" o~ am-6 pm Daily
sion. small kit, walk lo L a.. h l BR turn apt. Sl40~ No pet. ~ ~~~a:. ~ UNFURNISHED Bachelors e 1 ·Bdrmi . - . WALTERS·OO; ; .:ores, 49W>IG. 1gun1 c O< 00 children. 820 Center w. Bay • N-n-~. 2 Bd •• Bd OCEAN _.... '.
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St 642-5848. Call -• ..;·-:;-::_~<San" I bedroom from $160 rm1 • rms -S.ltt• AM Holohts SPACIOUS 2 BR. """" --· ·~ OVER '2 tf? HARIOR Ul...U l-----~:t::'---I v;ew, walk lo beach. NEW!• 2BR'•fl'Om 11SO to Beman!ino) or 883-2943 I bdrm. &denlrom$185 ln or 1 Full Bothl RETIRED ?ft . .,.. ....
%"" ~..;.."~~1; :;,~~· ~~ ~Jrf,;;;E.;-.,Ne:~C'·":""C:C:i"'°'54&'01Zl='A"7,7""""='7· ·_•· ;;;~duple<_ 1 blk to The chatm of Old Mu<er· ,,,. -....,,. w/ SOCIAL SECURITY?? "Whoro ~llty ; prt~te. $200/mo., 1st &:491 -:.:·.:1136=------NICE 1 br dplx..Qulet. Sepr. beu:b. Yrly or winter $225 World Splibiri&ita you hlib beam ceiUnp. large PENSION??? """---r~~-l s''., .~
ta.t + 1100 Security re.. -by..,..... l.Adull owr 30 .• , S2'o<J mo. !.1146th SL See In Costa M .... at Ring ~.,. =-;;-:"!~ ''!11~ .... ~"'"'i'!"ml'!~"I ' ¥1Lt:A-:"YORBA · ';;lb,;~·• ~:"ri.
557"'8113. SanJuanCaplstr•no Nopm.s.m-1021.· Nov 24-26 or phone Brothen' M~dtter• Collventent • ~ ~'imt. ~. 'Ufit bltnl, l41-H22 perbhouseaecurt8;.excl1'·
South Lagun• NEW 2BR, t 1*, oopt., drp8, ~I~ ,}a~ ~~~iJF:. 213/28$-4215. r an ea n V age. The :._ ld~cben-"'-~ i:· Crpta, $165/lno. paid. 1 BR. • $12.l• poo.rv~ ,:;~.l~:!._ .~~VI~, NIGUEL SHORES range, Comniunlty pool. SEACI.JFF Manor AP ts country is the setting s ........... ';'".. poo .• Call Mr. White < 2 31 ) 2 BR. • $14' ........... -. • .,.,...,mo 830-3U8 642-1265. Bachelor apt. utll pd. where qulllll' 1 cobbl..._ ~~·~-~oon.,.. faclliNo· 59.5-4436 or Mt 6 PM, 3 B" ..... .u Jounta1ns and format pr-
Beautilul Panoramic ocean10~~~~-~~~~~~l'*~$77E.SO~.~Furnh~~bed~Ba~c~ho~klr $148.50. Pool. 1525 Placentia ...-....,.._ ~~·~ gu 96l-3172 ALL 1.J'l'JL.inESPAID dena. AU part Of the South view-Dana Ptllnt-Catallnal~ Ave., ask about our discount stone courty~rd.s and peta, ' l ~~""'ll"!J!!!l•!!!!!!!!!!"'"'I Coast's finnt apartment
""""'uni1y' !:1-ruus. be~~-~-[ JI WJ -~C''11;.,~n="t""'."'M°" . .o~~·=~"--w~. 548-82. pathways wmd over .... _._Is n..... 10 tll 7 pm ~~·c •• to~~~2 BdoRpooAptl •Luxury 1 hr apt communit)'. , m "' UIW. .... ~~. Ap.wtments ff1flt9"t • 2 BR, 1 bJock to beach. $225 streams and JK>Ods to.._.. _,..... •"u46'' ~"'• .,.. • • • Adult · 1 Bedroom/atudios from~ center, 70' pool. 2 Br, d~n. 2 ./ ./ $95 A: Up-Nicely tum. 1 w· t •~ y 1y ,~ th d f viU beaut. lndacp'd. . $155. 2 o_ .. __ .___ .-.
Ba in -~ pte-controueu r ........ en. ti. . 4Gth St NB. Open Dec. 2nd artm t ••• ....... ..,VI .. ~·-s. • ~-~ 1 2 _, __ _,__ Models open g A.M. tU dud: •--"· "-,1~------~~~ I B -00 Adu! 132 w mer. _.., ear · ....... e oor o your a 2700 P~r'°" Woy, CM 2233 "···--~· e Dilhwaabtn oo:w.VUlll u.usu _,
cotnmunlly. Avail. for leue WIL9on. CM. 645-4530. &: 3rd. Other times call 213: ap en · nr Hart.or BIYd I ** BEAUTIFVL 1 .l 2 BR. ...uu ......... o l.VW'I' ~ues ~ ~1:-a~~ mo. Apts. Furn. 360 •B:.usA~t.N~~~w~ ~?IT. ocean view, -.::~~~~~~~ex!; AMma ?.~~~-mt :tcE=ttrw·~fL.:o ; [H~-~u~'::.~~!_~urn.::.:.::..:or::._:_;3~l~O~l·Bo=l=boo==l=d=•=nd====:1~~:·1~. Near ~~o!~.B~~·t~ paneling. 54H3JO U:· ~I~ POOL • •Dead-bolt 1ockl ~ stores. Quiet adults. 1985 CALL m-4029 -Fashioned designed 2 Br stucuo, 114 Ba, 1rpl, aprl • =: 1PU£R.ro ON THE BLUFFS '
AT NEWPORT
Pomonl, c.M. 54H728. ** BACHELOR. lge color-coo~~ted in-~-~ass•~ 145 2810 17th st., H.a
NEWPORT t.iand. 2 BR, fUal Com 2 BDRM, util pd. n10. mo. w/frplc. $125. Open house teriors, w carpets Time To Step Up . . . . 536-4815 or 536-!mS
ier Ir float s:no y ty pany No pets. 2277 Maple St., Apt Sat & Sun. sn Neptune. and drapes. DELUX e.xtra 1rg 1 BR. apt * MOVE IN TODAY * Prowx1 or~ mo.~~ LITTLE ISLAND s. 5*-5913. 2131447-1779. · -Private patios and Your apartment in a French ln 4-plll!X, Close to South '$l-A MO. -WATERFRONT c.ounll)' G&rden -yet near Cout Center. Adlts. oo peta. •7 June. 879-2061 days, REDECX>RATED 2 Br. $170. 2 BR boule, tum, Bhag, gar, balconies-Bhoppina: and activities. $155. 557-5529 ' Spac. 2 I: 3 Br. tn 4-plex. an-'7013 eves. 2 BR apt, all utilities I Patio, garage. Adults. No wlk, lo heh, $200. Call -Community Center Impecc.abty ma 0 a i ed. 2 BR, 2 BA. crpt, drps, bltnl, Several avail . .AU. EX·
Macnab-Irvine
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above Pacl1ic Coast H~J to entn.noe. 900 Cqney J...ane ,
N...-Boach, Ca. 92660,
Telephone: (n•) &!5-0060 * YEARLY A WINTEB. * ye..,...arly. 1ncA1u,d.,"'t·.·,-··s:12So/0Mno·•" ~21st St. 548-2127. 833-6416 days, 675-549'2 eves .w. ith spacious lounges, personal prtv11.te. Two w·•-1•--r bookup, pado, TRAS. Poo!i.._ rec blQ:. Kith
Finer Homes tn SH.ch Atta "'-.. ··t-,.,_. (R3'J PLEA.SANT lower 1 ·ar,-p0o1, mR·-dupla,--channeJ -front bedrooms den 2 bath ...,.. """~" welcome rnim $139 See From $350 Month ~ "" ~ · adults, no pet.a. Util pd. 1884 Yearly, $185 mo. billiard and ping pong patio, ·~bOok kitchP!: gar. 1 child/no peL $l70. Mgr. rr.in 'Kedtoft ·n9~.: 1 . NEWPORT TOWERS
Bill Grundy Rltr. 61S-8l81 fl.'Ionrovla. 54S--«J36 673-25TI rooms. F1re..i ...... and tber ID.JI Del Mar 5'H27I btk W. or Beach &!Yd. ott · ON 1llE BAY -3 ·Swimming p 0 0 1 s -~ 0 pluses. 2 BDRMS u.pstain, bulltina, Slater. ·•mo or 8'1-CSO. Luxury 2 BR, 2 BA, all elec· Condominiums l BDl\M furnished garage OCEANFRONT, Very large, Fnim $195, adu.lt section. ta d M•~· car -· ·~-c d ~-•--64U23S IU 1200 apt. 275'Eul 22nd st, eo.1a clean attractiw 2 BR. outdoor whtrlpool, 4 THE VENOOME crp • roa,_,.._ •-· * FRESH AIR ~~ 0 n "' -~-~· Unfurn. •-M --521._ . ht lighted tenn1 1140/Mo, rn: 6'H<d6 or draperteo. radiant h6&it. l:--:--:;-;;-----1~~~~!!"""'!'~"'!'""" esa 111i1""'tuOCI or mg 1 1845 Anahelm Avenue 64f-1M5. Walk 3 blocb to Beach Overlooks the~• view of Ifft llluft LOVELY 3 er. 2 Ba. Stepo Huntington llMch WINTER. 2 BR. $225 •• BR. courts. Call Mn. Phllllpo -LARGE I BR .... ....... lq 2 • s BR. Apts. NewlY the "'""" ..... ,.... llvtng 1---------lo beach. Beautiful & $275. Steps to beach -Health spa with gym-drpa, bltns, All-utll pd. Priv decorated', w/w 'crptJ, dJ]ll. room I: muter bahw11 BEA~·~3 !: =~~ .. "~~..,. LoQUINTA HERMOSA ':"ptEYUn~TY 612-: naslwn and seperate HARBOR ~· 1140 • 646-4934 o• blmo, .,.-relrf&. llSf • :"~~T:"°decl<'i ~fDr'S56.iO:'riicon-Wbrton, Realtor 675-3331 SpaniKbCountryEatateUv-• m. men's and women's 1511· 3 ~Jf> alnelet. no pets. 1ub-terr. parklnl
Dier 2nd Cl) 137--4519. Bllbol Peninsula in.g 6: Spacious Apta. Ter-Coron• clel Mir facilltles, t n c l u d -, $140/Up spac 2 Br, • Br, NEW beach apts, G&-211t St. w/elevaton. hmiabed
Fountain Valley BBQ'aced. uo~11levaauni<h1e'L'L .... 11:.~ ing sauna baths. TOWNHOUSE ~~.~era~· ~:.1'i 4 blockt from ooean. 1 BR ~~/M'"ornl.!!edw. """'t IDEAL for l adlt, non ....,. • •v•.. -A security system to SU.o»u. $155 mo, 2 BR $195 mo, 3 -• ,).W£ • CoMt CONDQ..38R. Fam R m , smoker, Sml cozy studio, Only ins ri BR SU65 Manaeer Hwy NB. 60-2202
Separate dlnlna rm, 2 2/3 nar of Baytront home. $135 l BR. FURN, $115 "'~• ure your p vacy. 2217 Harbor, near Wileon BACHELOR. 1 & 2 Br Tob~iteal Inc * 2 WllKS FREE * be., dbl enelllf gar, swtm per mo, w 7.1, $175 yrly, 2 BR. FURN. $215 ..._ -Convemently locat· 2 BR, l!irBA STVDIO w/turn. avail. Heated pool. wanted. in ta. ·
pool. Sauna be, tenni. 61>-3063 alt 4 2 BR. Studio-Uni. $20S ed to .all of Southern TOWNHOUSE. 1140/mo. $121 & up. adulu. 053 846-337!. Vista clel Meta '
courtl, 3 mi from beach eS25 Wk It Up On Ocean AU. UTlLITIES PAID California, just mJn. e Heated Pool-N r. SbPP'&'· Center SL 645-«965. $140-2 BR. bl.IXll, ~ drps, ADULT GARDEN HOMES
831-C.134 Lovely Bach. l Bl\·RoomB Adults No pets ON TEN ACRES utes from the Pacific Adults only, no pets. * SHADY ELMS -POOL • trplc, la=-· 1. ~ IR.VINE AVE. AT MESA Huntl~ r8uch Maid Servla!. Pool-Util Pd Apts. turn./unturn. Lease Ocean and Newport . • i:rt;ooa~~ .up_ =·No .pell.~. Move in w/depoilts ~
HUNTINGTON ~ •Call &75-8740 • {!.,b1~~~f1~~ 0~~n7i:7t F=~ ~~t·i=: BeacCob, MoverlooCokhing (~~~!;~1;:1 ~!';cn;;~ 1n E. 22nc1 St., CM &0-3645 ~ dlx 2 br clt>lx· 'l1i 10: f~t ~:·Paci,
--2 It f Br llY, 2n58R.E.l\IBayBA,l250pado, balcooy, to 162ll n.rti•lde Lane.) 900 Sea Lan, CdM &f!,2611 the Sia esa WI-thrt>-out, drpl A frplc. NEW l A 2 BR's .... $111> to drpl, D/W, bUm. 1115:,,,., Fouotalm. R«:. Bldr. w/ 1% BA bib., ~Dryer ,. mo. on yrty cn•1 847~ (MacArtbQr nr Cout Hwyl try Club. Complete privacy w/fll!P. -$190. Nr. t.cb A th:lp'r. Knox v 111 e. 5 3 .... """"' exercile nn. bW1a.rda, col·
crpta. dr,.. clOle to ahop'I -·~'in~.t Ap& C-173-.1521 entey, yard 1: praae:. u• E.-. OI. 51H1J7, 5.16--3152. or TV. Ea. Apt. bu dllb-
" -.. KM'lll. or · 1145 _ 1185 ROOMY 3 --.,, 2 beth, Hours: 10 to 8 Dally O>ovenlont to park A 2 BDRM 1 Balh. bltm now WALK TO BRACH wUller, refl1&, -cpt, 4
3 811, 11> ha, "'1<:. bltllll, BEACH " Pier. 2 BR $225. Bochelor A t BR. padoa, .....,.r floor. izo pr, ..,.,th ~ to Medi-lllop'I· Aval! fmmed. on -~" ..., Point. '.$145. New 1 " 2 Br, cpUdro, prt petlO or deek. -~ clu-. 1310 mo. UIIJ pd. Adults. 303 E. =· rt pl -~-1 ~-leaae. at $150 per mo. -·-d..W ~ 311 18th. BRAND NIW ..... • ·-..:.. • Edgewater. (l)m-2866 •• pnv. prqea -us ·--u.uwum Village! From the SU Ditto welcome. For lnlo. Call mo. ONI • an-iit ........ • ~-vlded bath I: Iota of upstaln with prl\18.te en-Frttwa.y: Harbor Blvd., Kr8S33. 2 BR. Adlllll, no pets. BAY ' ALL ,,.,....,t>PY"r'O PAID , VACANT 4 BR. Condo. Nr srtJDIO, 1, 2 Ir 3 BR. aptl. clORtl. Rec hall, pool A trance $3Xt pr month Both MEADOWS API'$, 387 w NR Murdy Prk 4 Parle elem-.......... ,ui.o ~·-• -~~$240/mo: Yearly. $125 To S300 fl.fo, pool tablea, sauna betha. uni.ta ~xt to park a ienni., South 2 miles, Or trom New· e NEWPORT e Bay S CM ,_ _ · try Sch!. $)45. 3BR, 28A, Furnl1hal Available ' ~-• -~• Muhal1 Really 615-4600 See tor u roo1 call ean 61H550 •-port Blvd tum Nort1> .., TMINTS e l, · ~••· -· -· !ro-Off at Mo" Ren~ on 90-'5l5 Joan. or 3884 Keelton i1'{f" b1k w. of ey ~.. Harbor Bl~ • APAR SPACIOUS 2 Bt, 2 Ba, nr. Avail Dec l, nao--~ ... APno yearly leue, when you
NI I LR.G upstn IBR, beaut Bl!'ach·, 1 blk N. of Slaterl. 2 BR. Stov!!, ref:rla., trplc, nu MEDITERRANEAN 261 Newport Blvd., CM llCbooll shop'r Ir trieys No 963-6700 aft 5 pm. brina:. In thll ad. ocean vu. $160 mo, plus ut\I. ~7848 decor. \V/W CJlll'&'· view 1 6: 2 BR. rum I: Unt. pets. sisstmo. 979--0134.' BEAUT 2 BR, 2 ba, upper tn 20102 Birch st. Cnr o.c .
LEASE S295 mo., tnci. &Olf a MM East Balbott, 673-<l:JCM Adults, no pets. $230. 10 to 4, VILLAGE O'llldrt:n's Sections. 1..ARGE 1 Br b 1t .1 near-~ 4-plex nr park. airport, s. of Pallaadt>a Rd).
ttnrda membenhlp, a Ir Cost1 Mete LRG. 2 Br, beam cell., crpt, 322 }leUotrope, Apt B, 2400 H•rbcw Blvd., MUSI S£El .Fr. $128 dsh hr Aduits n :S: Bltns, dlhwshr. S 18 5. Prtv. Patio, bUUard rm.,
j' =er,~:· g= WEEKLY.MONTHLY ~ubl.:.d-:it.?~·::. 2Cd~rooms each. Bl1ln1, Coste Meta, Celff. 92626 ALL ~~PAID iur s0-6l6s •
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I water I: outt1de mntnce. Executive Suites Nr. Hospital. $ 210 1 m 0 • carpeta &: drapes choice .(Jl.4) 557..ao20 MESA Verde Duplex 3& 2 DELUXE 3 Br, 2 ba r1· lncld. Prlv. patio, !!lee [l:IU' BiLBo . ~":·~~1 '&1·~ 20IOc'::~lvd. r;•t:;,•e1::~i::. =·ealr';;;:J.31iiu.!i ~~=':':!. :,r.:.,~.J:!.~~-;: !i:'s..<;;;~J:.J:S · ~;;'~khunt. =.-:~~
a:L-lMS. ~1'll Adult Apt. Near take park. 3 BDRM, ftplc, beam clnp. * * * w/2 pat• Decorated. HUGE dlx 2 BR prden apt $1'75 2 BR. Blt·inll rebia. elevator. 2 or 3 BR. SJ50 t0 STUDIOS & l BR'S Beaut. tncloaad patlO & prage. Below highway. Master BR with BA, b'plc. AdGlta, C»trt ht, patio, llllQ. wUher dr)'.er; Poot.' pado i; ~. yrly, Brfaa n.atiy
• pool. No p$~ .S135/mo. 1035 ~~~ no pm, $ 2 a !I • Pl5 mo. ~ Io t • M&-ll68. ~ Nr Ada1nl a .:&13-IUO::;;;;=;:;;-;,.,--..,,=-:-H.B. TOWNHOUSE. New, 2 e FREE 1J.nem J.2th St. !»-1"1. ~1 eve. w wknds. EXTRA L.AR.GE 1 BR $155. SIWJun. lMl. 1 H '!a ' 1 UNFURN 2BR ~ Adlta. no BroOldu1nt._~ f BR 2 BAi ~. lJL~ °"w' -'10• ~ e FREE Utilllloa **BACH lj)t. -· c-SPACIOUS 2 Br. 2 Ba ..,., Util• pd. Reftlg, ...... cpt, !WPM.Pl N A ...__!1"ol ... _o -$1~~81!,.Apt C, JoAIUI NEW •-2 Br un1Um a'" ~. bltlna. ~'. = -Nbt Ilk 1' ~-e Fllll Kllcl><a In ly !Urn.1115. tU pd beams, prtv, pr, ,\VI ap-cJrpo, Htd PooL Matin " o. · -llroce. S~ CM,~•• ' ';:°a1k 'to Hun. -· Adults, 11811/mo. I'll'
beadL to !mt. Harb. e Heotod Pool '...,, _** u ' -. -. !fl. 673-0937, Adults. Infant ok. oo 1>0ta. QUIET,DILUXE 2 BDRM. Dvplox $150. r:-:·oter. 1110 mo : 84Ml81 or llC-111L
M-llll -• • Launilnl "'""11titl. I BR apt, .... , Dntwn. 5 bla ~ Walk "" a: 1 111 I & 1 BR. APTS. -Tl.4!-7 · · SEAWFF -. Apia. I Tew;a."\au. '""'· no • TV. maid .-rv avaD from Bnch, nt. tihoppl.q, 11 HOU~ FROM BEACH . Mcnovta, • Pvt. Padol 11 Hid. Pools DEAln' , Br 2 B& dbl: BR. $143.50. PoOll Qpta,
..... AN e Pl>one SOMe< etc, No Jcq half!, -Co:JI l B1&s,~ turn, CLEAN 1 BR, Ek<I Stva, N• Shop'J * Adul1• OolY D1110 Point DOOllldO or bcli. $155, tO dep. drpl, blJM, prb. d ,.i. 11125
I. HOLIDAY' PLAZA Logu!IO -.,,-&;., =·~ ... Sat, =-~-1135. 1m Santa Ana Ave,, C.M. 2 ,'l:rl! rlortda 53&-3!mJ, ~dli!'.:wft:''~ aboot D£LUx1' Townho-i BR. DELUXE -I BR .' lofgr, Apl. W 641i~ NEW;'hfil top, OC!M .raw, VACANT 2 BR. BIUN. Aid ,
I tli !lo. cpt, drol. bJtlt», Leo fun\ ept . .,,. lf•Olod Pool. APT Avail. lmmod, oo-* CRP'.AT VIEW-2 BR. * LRG 2BR. l BA, ""'' .i.,,., "THE GABW>" BR.crp~,~ bl ... cleck. Nr °""'' ahop'J 1t-1rw1' 2 BR ' -Pollo -LlifO
pvt. ,.Uo, dbl aar, Nr. 9o. Ample l*"rlcT'r>a. Attult•. no cupancy, newBllct, ~,!C· Itin'. Frp01c.un.bltnt. ~ ~ ref:Hc, ~· kkk ok, 2 Br, l\i Ba wt pr. Ad.Its. f.lto. 875--' ... -.. nMimo. io.38&J.' · rtnf t!me aYBJJ on )'rly CbMt Plua ~ pdJ. oceen .... UVIU wa er. $211 r• ""--v1or1\'6. $185. 549'-Crptt, ch'J>t, bltM, tt)Cd yrd Huntlntton INCh . lea.ff. Part rum u dellttd. I~~~~~~~·~~~ 1-Pomo A c I'll ~ Adlta only. Yr leue 2 BDRM 2 car covered park LGE 1 Br. PQol, Nr lhops. wf patkl. Wtr pd, .... tl(I. 1.,,tne Adulta 213-281-MOO.
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J!ownftewe Unfvm. W _. na ve., '1 ' $1*1 pir mo. 494-°tm. . JC . Poot $210 incld'i Adltl, no pets. $140 u.tll pd. 2431' Oranie Avd No. D $1&l. 2 DR, bit lnl, drps, cptt, SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 bAth
·.' P'urn. llocl>. & 1 Br. 'Ex-ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, N. water. Ph. m.1121 1884 Mor<OY!a. lMl-Ol'l6 BRAND NEW 2 BR. 2 be '~patio. SUil. ~ 2 8', IK ha Oon>kl. w/b'plc. OIM Hlllh Scllool P'-oln Vohoy coptlonolly hlce, 2110 Lanoa, l blk beach. $311(), SPAC ~upl"' 4 BR 211 "ba LRG. 2 BR, 111 BA. priv. 1225, ALSO 2 BR, I be. $210. 1503 A A1'bema. 5.1H'J5e BltM, Pool. $225/MO. 1raa. $21!1 Mo. AvaU U/!S:
J DllDM -· 211 Newport Blvd., C.M. ui1!. In<. Bel 9 tun, all 4 pm, oep dln1'11, C\oie to bCh, ton'. polio. No pots. 01-. olc. CptL dnpeo, ..,., beam 2 Wkl -""~ I bl', frf>Jc. 612-:1157 . Hal Plncllln!U!r. 87Ml92
batba, --· , ... BACHELOR apl. $1«1/mo, m-oul. ""-pm. $3lm ..,_ l«filO!IL $155._'1211oann. 146-llM. ..iµns blllnl. patio nr. bcb. 115&. Call ~1811, Vacancld ""1t ,,.,..,,, Roni NEW·DELllXE Oooanlranl l pa~ pr, allar 4 ,~ ~;_Ulll at·~{" g;z,:. :. A ci:' ;'~.~ 2 ~/~ ~~:: =: 2 ,...Bl\.'":.!: ~:iletbl:':: :.::Wta::. juot = iit"i.iot Wsnt Adi bAvo ti: .. e~ ~ = ~ ~ ~::.-=
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ATl'llACTTVE """"' "' ~wr=:::..: ll!lm: ~ l>PO JMle. ~'ll;s,OI INDIJBI1UOOB -mu BIWCE A1llll 6 TW up GENERAL HELP ~tb.~~.~ ~mo. Wrict ~~,~~.:u.= ~ 8Q.l672 :~in~~ lledl.,';'PC:C:~'~r~,Dudta include malt"l
bustftetfl woman or ttacht:r, avalll.llk. ..222 1'arect Ave.. '~~~ t 1 P • ' 1 em. Cement, Concrete )'IJ'dYIU"k. WU1 woR to tu.it = 54H3a. , pk:k.-ups • delivtrils ,...., '>ktr. Sl!J) mo. L:'f""& ,BMch, _,., Sht"9rd t)'pt ZoU tcHQ21 tt. put~Ume draftlne. No ex•
'HE .. EXCI IN-G mc•kl, .. .,, .. "' •• """"' rn . w ,.,.. German She-: PATl~LANT••s EXPERIENCED _ ausaov ='°""l'.~~·r" , iOi:1li8 fer nnt troft1 SU to !rm, aboul 1"' yrs. 2 AU C»ncrete work. Brick. O&ua/ .......... _ Mutt be cleu A nee.I. Ovrr • nc .. sz ntkf1. OMn A qWt.t. A'iAtLABLE Mar. lit. Cd}f, poodles, Whit(' • h • 11 y. Wmpstone wk. a&f..35.ll. ~n A. ad u 11 18. Apply In pmon, Surf 1 117'0 Red Hill Ave., CM.
PALM MESA APTS 1'V cook' ~ Z60 IQ ' ft i CiQnw:r ltOtfo Cockapoo pup Male Sbtltie -= or Ind Iv Id u a I slrtotii.: Sin! w Cout Hwy ~m.'"'=IJOO~"°· ~~~==-
1 ; • ())IOntat iJ.. 421 Ith ~ Pmtrtt' t.Pnt, Ctumtll & 4 mo.. ApricOc Ttrrlpoit A P~~ ~ ~:e,::~ p.m. ' ~ &tttt 5 N.B. ' . ' GIRLS • TRAVEL
FUN .'N. -... H.8.,~l!'f. ' :1:~,~dla~ g,r•Y~~AnlmalCatt ~e.sa-erMtorett. JobWant.f fiemeie 702 CASUALTY Insurance str!. u-22 I . THE ··suN' JlOOM ln°'hmc on Ell1111de II =: nter, ~ .... 9>-1'Tn. CUSTOM CEMENT WORK , exptt. put-time. Cd M IF you'~ look"'' tot' an l!X· •-CM. Student Jfttd. :ut 6: ~ ll);)~de ~tteet rt SIAMESE cat -adolescent Drives, WALKS pe.tlot. · IBM TYPING arency. Send reswne .P. O. citlrw Job see Mr. McLane:, Mifttltes to N•w'C! .... L IUt mo'a. '10 . Im 0. ~ omee .itt: Gao :: ft. !~ ~.alpotnt, very Pool deckl. Don. &c-351<1. tor 1udlv1dut!.l!I or 1.lrm.a Box !i8'17. Qranrt, Ca. wm. Sheraton IM, 21112 Pacific
15.a '6-15'10. , 35c. ft.toted w/atore or,. talkattve. Found ln 14Ha Ch"ld C '4S aa50 CltRJSI'MAS !IF.LP Cout Hl&bWay. SUlte 200,
UnbellevabJy Jarce apt.s. rttor turnia:b· MASTEJt Bedroom &:liili Ii arateq. c. w. Mutm, ¥::':' ~ area about 1 .,.. Ask tor Rita; steph&nie PART TIME ONLY =1; Bf'~e~: :~
ed HIJ8• Pool, j1CUZ%1, electric bllllt·lns, shag nu....,. In IACllM Nl&utl. n..itor, m.ruo. · CllllD ..,. 1n my ....... n,....,.bl, "'" tree pick· • EARN NOW • or •··· HI h carpetS, drairui, &l~ &: more! Pri be. pit entnnoe, L1neb na,.;· Sq.'foot FOl!ND 2 dogs both female · Fenced yud, bot lunches, up le delivery. ' FOR OUUSTMAS ~~-~S;.,.t.t i~
& u• -.NO ms tum .• ......-m. 'l.Ulf'per ' l limilar to Golden Retrlev· 1nacka. Hunt. Bch. 90-3238. Libra Office Snvlce1 No aper. ~ r or ~-....... ·---· .. "''It-. liOOM Jiii -to man It!> ' · lcr, otb<r almllar lo curly 28'4 Suite B Newpcrt Blvd 0"""'""' ..-. & deli•. ""'°""" at lntttvt<w.
S1N•1-S ''.''' $150 -~ -~bids $30 r~.~~i)PAD)Sepol'ale ~~~wlCallth ~~I Controctcr C.M. . """",11fll~'RwE'E20yn. H~~:.f~N~.·T::: ,..,..~ 21\! ,.._., St., CM. ......_ .,,.,..p1. D$l1dne. u~" -·· JACK T"lane -Ropolr NEED balp al home! W• K 2lll llriltol NB 9lMO.lO ' 1 IJ>~. , .... $160 MM'l3I. .12XI sq tt. ls:ll 81J'ft:. 9t» RING· Vicinity of Fottt!"1 remod., add!L XI )TL exp. haw Aidft. Nur 1 e1, 547 ..... 7 ' '
2 IDRMS $1.0 ROOll.8~'1&Wk up w/ltlt. oqtt. Plwmacy l Miila'• Llc'd.My WoyCo.:Wl.-. H--O>m-CLEANING .....,. to• Holol-0.tk Clork
' ' " " ' " $30 w up -zm New· Ed ru.cu. R<il!W R8taunnt, °'"'4 M-Drafting Honwmaloen. Up job n , Newport Center o!!1o< bids· M"" """"' NCR OlO. APPIY Unfvmbhod Aph. A•alilWe pc!t BIYd., CM. 548-97"..S. -1 Pleue call !O ldenltty. Ati.r 54H!&l. Nit. work, bonda,,.., pd. In ....... Ab"porttt Inn
Frem S10 to $15 LUS. BEDJUl 11i1th ldtch. prtvU.. "TilE i'ac:tory" has. lhopg 1 P.M. 646-1!19. PLANS.Houle•, Remodi, DENTAL 8«fttary, recei> vklltion A Ins.«> Hr. wk. Hotel, Irvine. YOU'RE RIGHT-ll>r 'mu Ollly. 11""'11!(ton avail. In U.. m>ll ,....,,.. FNO Orcwn, Ion• Mired cat. R<>om Addltlonl. ~ up. tloollt wanta p 01 1t!0 n 64+-0814. HOUSEKEEPER. liv .. in. , ~, a""-~"75XI. .from '80lmc>. idH1 fiDr Very atlectionae. 6471 cran-551--0626. Eves. 567-9695. Fuhion Illand a re a. . care tor bo>' 2, girl 8. Oe!:an THEY'RE UNDERP.RICED! 141;1 Mia 410 ..,,... lhop, t!Vplcal llal! dall Dr., H.B. ·ne.I cellar Eloctrlc•I Startlni Jan. ~ 19 7 3 CLERK TYPIST 4 br "°""'· wuh. i><IP -· 1561 MESA DR., COSTA MESA 1,. shop, etc. 425 30th St., w/silve.rsttld1'Piustlea.col· references 837-4997 ' Congenial family. Own
5 bfk.~-·," of. -ltvd. WEEKLY ratel . Waterbeda. .Nnport.Beach. 613-9608. lu. 84&-56S2. , ELECTRICIAN, Uccnsed, ' , Ri!tJuil't'I ~ertl office ei-;b:i:vok.l:~~ted Color 'IV, K1tcbena. l btock NEAR Airport. 2·16x 4 0' M..._~ Germanvtc. M&•..!Jtla~ bonded. Small Jobi. ma1nL Help Wan._ MI I' 710 per le n ce, In cl udlrc Cook to tie.ch. NftrPC11 BNc:b doftl in bultllng sbopp!rc nn.ul\l .,..,...,. a A repatn, sa-m. tamlliartt;y with t t 11 n J IIOUSEKEEPER I , ~. 6CH252. omtft', a.ta Mesa. 1'~or Edl n aer. Wcstmtnater. 0.rdenins. Acc ts Receivable l)'lten11. Must be a l')Od, exp'd 1 adlt, Uve in. ' Guett Home 415 leue lnftmMUon ca:ll Tom fl92..9423. accurate typist. Pleue ap-pleas.ant hame. $ 3 0 0, 1~;;;=~===;;;:1~""""""~~,;,54~s~-;9:5~ss:_,:er >'ND' young, ..,,,. blk & BOB'S GA!UlENING BOOKKEEPER ~1.Y.•" 1..:::m.=11!9.=-----, 1• 531-1467. wht 1rn1 ca.t at 'JOO Udo & LANDSCAPING CAMBRO MANUP CO. 110USEKEEPER, 5 dya wk
IDEAL Costa Me.a ~ Park Or. Traner No. 17, Residential A Commercial We have an opening tor M 7601 Oay Ave., H.a or ltve;ln. aome child care. * Prfv ... Room * ofc/ltON, 121'.lO aq. ft. Days N.B. 613-3817. t.rvtne lnduatria1 ind!viduaJ capable of taking 847-lSll MUil be able to drive, DO
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Hvntb ... 011 leech HUnt;~ 1rMcft for 835-34 37, 548-7 398 4 Mo. old white Terrier, Complexes. full ~iblllty tor ourF.qual Opportunity Employer car nee. Irvine. 83H98S. ~ Ambula-. 1 ...... t1f Man n~ Bl--" t • t SS7-4299 after 5pm. accounts receivable tune-1~~~~:!!!,.;,!!!'l',;,.,~ _, ~ ron u.....-~rN\ -.. spo eye ears. e-tion, includi"" .. nu..... &. lh.ERJCAL-Otftce. Alert ~ HOUSEICEEPER/()X\ lor' BRAND NEW Good, nutritious Food. .,, ..,....., ....,,,., 1q. ft. rtorn. male. L..ook1 like RCA Victor FRONT yd. la"'?I. serv. $10 cndit & CC:~~ The telllae'nt woman. lnteJ"elt1nr c 0 u p J e , Unencumbered. Nkt,*~~~· c-4 Zone. Cor. HunUncton A doe -646-75&5. ~·c~:.d& t!aotri=:: qualifi~ person will have at work. Must be goo a Ll"""'1n. Pvt nn A bL Cooed.
Quo VADIS Ill Adams, HB. 53&-l"9. rnD amall multl-o:>lored hauling. Free est. Let the least 3 yn of experience w/nwnben. We wU! tratn. salary. M2-9606. !!!1!!!!!!!!!!!11!'"'•~~-· I !l!!nd~us~tT~l!•l~R:!an~t!!al~~450~ finch in area of Orchid Ave., professionals do it. 962-8612. v>'ith a manu1actUring con\· ~1acGreeor Yacht Corp, • ltOUSEKEEPER, ll~bt, -"Oii d"-Men -CdM. 613-3153 Mnina1. pany. 1631 Placentia, CM. 6 mos ba..._·~rmlbath. -• -~ • • -1!50 SQ. FT. Jll·l ""°" COMPIXl'E .. n'rl clean "' Luxury Garden AJ)ts. in Huntinaton. Bea c h wmnmi. ambulatory. Xlnt w/trorrt otnct. ·trg rear ALL "1itte furry ~. big Lee trees. pruned . . CLERK·TYPIST, sharp, tor 1.T.:.V'-'''-'Ba=lboa=..:::::...::=..:...--Bachelor, 1 & 2 BR•s. $13!· $185 care. Room, boud, laundry. door. $2.t'l.SOlmo. l7't7 Whit· tars, curly tall Shorecllfts. ~oved, Wlnter rate!": Canibro lli a I ea d 1 n g tax ottk:e Jan thru April. • Htattd Pool • Saun as • Rec. Room "2-9m tier Ave. CM. 6t6--sm da1t 492-l35i9. 96).-0492. =~c=~1u~1Ui 1~ Non-amoktt. ~1280 ,,_,.-,.,,_,._,._,,,,,_.,_..,._,,_,.-,..,_,,,_.,_~
• Jacutzi e Pool Tables e Volleyball R""'•h tc 51.oN 430 er 64S-Oll1 ..... FND oml 'l'l(e< kitten, COMPIXl'E garden; n 1 tlonAI dtatributlon. COOKS • lnlfiVl...tng now _ ... ,., l!Ct>"""' .. ""
e Gym &c mortl F\irii. & Unfum. ' ·~·:r "·h -~ 1300 SQ, FT. M·l ,._ =l'<!nn Pnlnt! F•male ..,.,,,,, .......... lawn PIN .. -ly .. , !er bloiltt, & 2 ccck ""'"," r~t~
Adults Onl~No P ets , "~"rv~ ~ ' 0 "_.t ""''"" o!llce, 1tt l'IU ' ""°'"ting anO ICl!plng. CAMIRD MANUF CD. ::.'.!"~~ ~.~ ClCallub, SBY1CE5~1. male roomate to shr lharp door, $170/mo. l'lff Wblt· FOUND In Dana Pt. area, 10 !J68..0832 ._ ........ yv-• .....,,.., .. " BRING IN IS AD & home w/pool. $150. 645-1502 tier st. CM. M&-6033 ........ mo. Germ Shep/'CoWe mlx ' 7001 Clay Ave. tor appt· &lf-540f, Free & Fee Positions ASK ABOUT l'RIE Dl!CEMIER RINTI · •. ":"·i-= ~-. mate ---EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. cwest oft Beach Blvd .. just · Purcha.,/FoUowup to $800 . AJ'T, to """"" w/lady &mo or ........, ..... '.,.,, ·~·~ O>mplct. pnlen 1 • r v. So. or Garlleld ·A.c.1 Hwn· COOK, aver 21. Call bet.,.. O>mm'I Loon Soc'y to $600 18992 Florida St. ·714: 8t7"'"48 Hta Beach. RENT M·l. ms aq. ft. SJ41). FNO Small Grey kitten vSc Kamalanl, ~. ·642-1337. ingtoo Beach. noon, 493-0t07. After 12 Recept/J'yplat, <MDn (~ bJJ<. W, of Garfield. &c 'Beach) Call ICH80l MO. 1.!55 Lopn, No. 6, C.M. DlllmM'1 llnt. Balboa Call . 847.,1S31 noon . 496-2900. Wod, Fri, Sat & s.nJ° ll6fl
FEMALE to abare m)' 6'75-m6. 6'7l--2m. General Services Equal Oppty EmplO)'f'r COUNTER Glli tor C.M. AIP ln\'en. Control 5483 ·~-••• Apt .......... _ · ...... beautibJI home. Pvt -· • .-,, l~~:...-.-n.=~~=·i:---'-;;;,;: , ¥Tnvr"' -• ........, CORNER.. ~ M-1 9:>De Lott $55 HANDYMAN . A~'a ACCEPTINC appllcations bakery, exper. pre t 'd · Order Desklexper -..... ' •SllJO_mO'. 51t--1TlS.• 1 '· wft(11 b&dc· 991 ·W. 1'tb St., ,...._.,. for full time di~hers, F/tinte. ApplY French's IBM Keypunch to $C75 "9wport S..Ch UJ'XURY Oceanfront • Ntw Costa Mesa. 642-MOO. $500. REWARD Maintenance Service. busboys, cooks. Must be at Bakery, 1170 W. Baker, no. Med. t'mt/Bck Offtce $450 up
& Dramatic 4 "'Bdrm., ~ Ster... 455 Small Dachshund, male, Blk Carpentry, plumbing A elec. lea.st 18 yrs of Rge. Colony A, C.M. Girl }'riday to $5M
on.UxE ntw private apt. 2 Dining Rm. $550/Mo. Year-a w-Tan markinga, 16 mos old, 494-5749, 673-9358. Kt t c b e n, San J uan COUPLE, bondable, to be Purchllli. Clrk/'fyptat $460 :r-·~.~ikbifuinl~~ ly. Da\'t, 6171972 or -,. FOR Let.le. 1600 1q, It.. com-named "Schnuppl" L\c no H1ullng Capistrano. full time managen & do lite Production Clttk. to $550 ~ · mud.al. Good W. Cflut 5tl. c.11 m-7053 or write mainL 67 apt units, Coita Gal Fri/Writer to $.s:IO ::R UTlL., PD. Adults. 2 BR. Kint cond. WUrtere Hwy. lee. in Laguna Bee.ch . Mrs. J . Hamm, 112 3 9 SKIPLOADER .. dump truck AIP c.onstr $5ZS Mesa, Salary, free ttnt & 488 E. 17th {at Irvine) CM
yrty $235.. ~ n R..t,lt.to stMre 430 could· d!Ylde ·'ohs 2 BR. Stm.ecrest Ave, Fowrt&in 'work. Concrete, upha!t, F0ttman other beoetitl, 546-1740 642~1470
YO.RLY, new 21! Br. 1*J11 Sat Ir~· 5* view apt. plus 1-b.R. apt. All Valley 92108 aa.wtns, ~ Mi-'n10 Rubber!Ptutlc! to SISK evu, 5t6-68S7 t\'etl ----------~ 2 BR. on ocean tune. 2131....,...l 'm, SHAJtE !Un. bua on Nwpt for Sl,ODO per month • or VIC 19th St. A: Park Ave. YARD, prqe deanups. Mechanical Engineer $14K CPLE-over 35 manap 30 ---------:-' =i;Y REALTY 6G-l850 NEW 3 BR, 2 ba!b 1>up1ox. BWd, CM. No l nv .. t. buy, llS0,000. Xlnt FIDanc-fwmale Wdnw'&ner anY Remove -dirt. ""· Typ10,,_!'., __ ,3000 ·~ Wilts, CM, apt + lllary. JANITORS MAIDS r.=='"";::::;;;:;~~=-:= I Ground door 211 3lrd St. (bniji/partnel', to OI' °"'· inC dor wlwhlte blue on chest Dtlvewya. f!!dlnc= 847·--.... ..._. .. '"" ......,.. S:.3333 at 213· m-1!19 Full -Um Must have TIME FOil $%l5/mo. YeU.,, l1Hli5I Rell. Rep16.Z;:'lll'l«I °"·"' Bar A Beld> RI'> m-3000 • ""''" .,.._ 9/mc old ' ·HAiiLJNG 6 =-r.:"' exp Penoooel Clerk $375 • • or •· ~ 3 BR. I ~--.. ·!551. cto Pllot.. :P.O. SI'ORAGE GARAGE -puppy • on l y c b l I d • I -tt-~ ...... Keypunc:ben (3 ) ~ DEUVERY of DA IL y ~ Daylnl&b.!_~ ""UICK caa.u ·~" --·-,,_. -~ -~--·• -~· ~L -.ic;.n. olc i>ILO'l'., SUNDAY ONLY, to ...,.,..._Mon-Fri, .......... "P .._, ~~~~:~ ep;,· !llq.-..--.-. ..~!IRK. :ii"u-;;;;.._ll<WVd· 646 ~ ---.'.'.':nS!f-I FICScol!kccper l'50 ,,..,....., carrien. .,_JANITOR • odult. lncol, THROUGH A -~JOY• .. ~-· riifERAiLy --~ • .. -"' --..... $000 ...... u,. ... of • Station """· ..,.. time/lull -·
D •1LY PILOT N ... 2 Or, I BA. 'filik. -.. ~··· :---& R~ali w-~. -' Jode 8 r. c ••• t ' _,...,,...,,, "°" Wagcc er Vu. Contact Mr. !m-391! .. iz;o. yearly. -St. ::-;-, yr 01\i ---:l:"'! ~~V"'""!.~~: Dodle•ted CINnlng Logals.cr.tuy $600 "si""" """"· 330WHtlloyi~==-~JO~BS~---w&NT AD • -* WANTED,._~ butband ~ ~ ... -·~-• WE DO EVERYTHIN~ * Wriltt/PR 13 hr :., Cotta 111.... URGENTLY NEEDED ,.. Ifill daughter. SUIO/mo. uw. llJ' value, Reward, MS-77T1. n-1, .,._..,~ __. ,,,..,,, _.,.., .. o~ n-y --~ • ·--' C • ' 2 78 2 BR, 1 Blk to Ottu, ftl'W Pd. •X14. ·A: wtte ln late 40'a ~two ,......, • .,,.._..,. ""'""'" -.......... i'fte •Fee Positions ...,... .. Lon man, nMllT~, .-:w:,,,,,.,tariff
· 1 I .. LL 64 •56 Wtf: llove, ~· '2(,0. Vfr/ qulot llllb 9cbool LOft, -Im>. bbl cot Prof Carpet CINnlng NEWPORT """:ZS. -time, -own • K<ypw>ch Opera...., Utn. pd. · . WANTµ>Slll\mek.~: a-a •• amt tral·•ed ~ Utb· '9t A Santa Ana ••·-.:"-·'-··• • •-c·-•·---• ~ car, DO aellhw, sood. am-• lodustrio.l .-N'S I t Hpt .-:a ~ ,_.ne 'JW nW. .CJL ,ftftanl! ao-ust AQU ... ......,.,., • ~ ... ~. .~ N. b1p. •2750 W 5 pm.. e Bllll.n; Clerk Typist
' [ I J San C"'1Mftte "6 llloell: to tiw.f&. 1'b ll ltoe 'bedroom ~. W~ = ar I0-51:02. Call Dutch 5.17·151Xi -0.W,r Dr., • DENTAL A ...... tor front Irvine HM450 OeTvl ,, .... x It furnlb.tte, SllOl.U )1111'. mSd ow Ca(te Qd home in SILKY Terr. male, 10 lbs. l\fESA Cleanln&, carpet~. 6a4l70 offtce: X-Rays • Pl"f'W:ntlon NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO ~ lw.L WE ('t.r'f! at cUa Content.I. 1'15-'Tm. F1Gl1da uct wllb to live-1n b r o w n f a<'e wl t h windowi, floors, etc. Tre!!id/ ~ lior>«nobr, 18 Tempo Temporary Help
Graen.ti living in quirl 4 BR. 2 BAnt hou.<ie in c.o.ta Mesa area but borne black-bain!d body. Reward. comm'I, 557-6742, 548-4lll. ASSEMBLERS to 28, . !+t<J6U JUNIOR Salesmen: 10-15.
area with ocean~ 2 BA. =·~t~'fo~~ ~e~ mutt be lmmaeulate and tn Heartbroken 133-3287. Xlnt Houedea.blnc ~LDERERS . DENTAL Assistant Exp'd in Eam $21).$40 per week ret·
I ..... ..,.... 1fiil ~rps8/'d~ A _.,_ ~ 961H910. ~t ~-.= ~~V..,.,bl~i tC• g~md, By Day* ~~tlon ~· r:u,:;:a.!! ... i':,n!g, X·ra.vs A oral cvacuaUon, g13flLtt~om'™! :"no'f>: . J~ din area, open~,.~ .. SHA.RE apt w/ 42 yr okl Willln& to pay to 1225-cat v1C H'Oaa H<>1p. ~2964.. pi),, . ..-·-p-, MS-8844.. newspaper mite and doe1
Clonlflcotl .. 100.124 prtv......,,,,..,,.law>dty'. mt!•-· llOI + \; mcctbiy·btttco-GOLD ~---··'·t ,_ ll-OUS>.'WORK l3 br. Ex· ANELLUXSYSTIMS DENTAL SEC Lag,na not Include -or
Adults. DO pets_ &225t el~ & pb. Brookhunt & deposits. No h 1 pp I e ""..,,..,,. Ul"M.~ """' ~NB ::::. ~-Niclltl, btwn 22 A: 6, at dellwring. Transporta&n ts --111 •) 4n.otM • H&mllton, HD. t6'J...C87l. nt'f&bbomoOda. Fum « ~ ~ ~ valiae. Wil.L do -..*....i ...... i--Irvine "t!ru... ~plex least 2 yn: e:xpf!r. 67Ue. DrOY\ded. We woril: four 1~------' Apta.,. . W~~:= ~ fC.l184 Leave LOST: 6 mo B8&1e. male. forYo:_e..,.~· Atrro MIXHANJC DENTAL Am:lltant. pe.rtial ~w:i=andloa
' Claulflcotion 125-149 Fum. or ""'""'-DI ,. ohare 2 BR apt, noar WAlriiS) to -_ c;.n,. Bulbard 6 Slater, Fnwltaln Joy at~ !or AM ........ perm., xlnt :;r'~ tne. !IMO bn !er F.....W.. van.,~
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. beed>. m.3!J01. lor -In c..ta M-Vallg. 96J.<I023. CLEANING ......., ....,._ -cood, ~ lit. . Hun-Beach areu on-
1 11111 ~ l lil lbM Peniftl...a. rn«ALE to lblft 1 Bdrm INL ...... N DARK calico Cl.t, o:.rona dtl dable, refs'. II on day 1, mechanka1 • frcnt end. Jy. You mut b9 out of -ot ~ w~ ~·M ·-BUS. wcman .ou1d ltke to Mar UH.. ~ .flunt Auto Oeb~1 1125 I>epubnlmt Store IChrd by 3 PM to 3 BR, 2 ... ·--to ,.., ~ ·~ ~ --~ ··th * ~~·--~. * L-'··-·-Lqw1& ca.,.. .... LB, J w Robl ~... ~ 1Cletsiflcatl0f'l l~ll• 30th. frp&c, blt·l n1, f?5-«llCll'511-ot8 rentaroom,.,•ID ,ua --.w•• ... u::i-v -===t"• 494-3000. • .lllOll n prio rity. I~ dbbwahr, SZZ., rno, 129 W. on Udo Isl&. . TAN brief cue at f50 Ruby BRYANT'S pl land9C& AVON REPRESENTATIVES I -Balboa Blvd, 21.HM-1111. o.r.,.. fer -435 St. llEW".'\2· Libby Rueb, """' Po EARN MONEY N-Boacb KEYPUNCH OPR. _ C:OroM del Mir ~ rn>-3531 ~ e7..z50t tnc • dellplng. 19 )TL FOi' new car ~ Haa Openina For /Rec .;..;.....;....;...;=.;;.;;o:.... ___ I GARAGE FOR RENT 130 1 • lcca1 "'I'· Llc'd. W'-Chrlstmu ......... Col1-A • 0.pt. MUil be
C l•11iflc1tion 200.260 SPACIOUS 2 BR.. bee.m mo., '8siNll • ~ rates, 962-0t92. costs. Va c a t I 0 n s ln MAINJENAUAP .niier. on lO key adder.
I 11~1 ccll'1., pool. So. ol Hwy. "f91h St, & Ncwpcrt 891~-1----1 Palntl ... I Fobru&ry, Call -tor nW: O>ntactlal,_l'_'~ICMl......-ub ..._,..Alrlt ~.!iO Month. Adulti • 00 ....,,ta Mtsa -vDV . . P•perr..ntilnt details. 540-7041 . -uay
peta. Brnkcr 614 i&fB. WANTED to rent: Gerap Auto Trwportatlon 525 B.ABYSll'IER, out' home, MECHANIC izn \\'". Coast Hwy., NB
Cl•ulllc•lio• 300.3il5 C"t• "'"° ror ...,,... In Colta Mesa CUSTOM PAINTING ... 2 yr old Boy. 9,30 to 4, LIVE IN al'l!L &46901I NEED~ to downtown Loi Antwtrlng Setvke/ tnter/Exter. Unturn. Inter. l\.fon thru Thun. Matun! lldper-for elderly lady tn I ... 5 tbihr ... II• I Fount•ln Valley 195e ~I~'~..... ::':nlet S:-Jis".""-.... Doc. Equip./ Mobil• -:::on· ~ ~ 'i: ;;,:;,;;:: ,;.. ~. li;b P/!im•. experienced :: • .='~~
· . SHAKIWOOO Ma.naer. Apt 5. Personals 530 * TIRED OF ANS. SERV'! Won't be underbkL 50«05. req'd. 64H988 Call after 5. Excellent Benefits ~Must hlive own
0.1&ffic1tlon 360.170 Larrett 2 BR'a ln town.10:M9 Ganie tor tent. ' DIVERT-A-MATIC WILL No Waatt~ BABYSll"I ER to l!Ye--in. ~tion. 646-2297.
Sla"1 AYO. nt. -918 PaUn St. H.B. * HINDU SPIRmJALISr * SILENTLY DIVERT YOUR * WALLPAPER * $250 mo + room A baud. A~1 ~.JJ:!";d~~1.:" L V N
I -11~1 " so F?W)', Fin. ValleJ'. S.JH81'&~~ ~~:Sur~ ~~ .1:!' ~:o When you call ''Mac'' C.OOtact Mr. Coleman, aft 8 Equal 0J'POI". Employer BAYVIEWOONVHOSPrrAL
• . en.fl 962...ai. e Prt9. adult Offkit Rlftfal +t0 better .Pftl ·.,...1 adriot with remote contol! $295 548-1444 31TI1 PM, 847-«359. Good emp&oyee bencllts,
Cletdflcetlon 4()0..461 attu ClamWet tool) • W. 00 We. Uc. ltMdino dally. * COOK POCKET PAGERS PAINTING A PAPERING. BABYSITJ'ER in teacher'• DESIGN DRAF 540-56:90 IK2-350S ~------=·l~•'Jd:e-~ 10 AM·lO PM. l92-e1S. $295 at $15.Wmo Save! 19 yn. 1n Harbar area. lJc home, Newport Bee.eh, S Must have mbdrvWon ecper. LYN
A I l llW 11-1 BBQ'a. e Indtv. prtv patios New Waterfront Offices 49UO:W, 132 No. D Can.lno PTL Comm Sysill!ml !m-1234 I: bondtd. Rd'sL' furn. days per wk. Call Mon thrU Good refettnce'll esstntla! 3-11 I: ll-7 se.:at . e Sh~ Cf1'b. Fl'om !%701\loath Real, San c:io-te. llabyelttl"I 6G-23S6. r Fri 810 4,30, 80-f!OI Top Sil. Loni Term AuJ.,.'.i;.iiilioii;i;;;;;;;;;,..;i;iiiiiiiiil
-Prime Location PitOBilii ~· O» INT 6 EXT paintlnr, paper BABYSll IER fOr lnt&nt. 3-5 ment. Machinist
Cl•11tftc1tlon SQ0.510 Hvntlngt9ft leech Ml Bayside-Dr., H'pt Beath Ment. a)'m.p at tt lc BABYsrt'TJNG 1n m y home ban&lnl. natw'al wood day1 v.·eee'ik. 7:30-5,~M= lrvlT'lt" ~ --.... ... 1 •• , .. -. ... ....
-l~ ll1!NTINGTON Ga rd e b 1 BW Grundy Rttr. 675-6161 ~ CouMeltnl. Aber-day or ~t, weckencb .l finWdnc sa--nm. woman • Anahetm 53.'J.,..... .. .-.,,....,....w mM..._ .... ""'
ApU. J-leil at B°'8a Olea. ti011 • idoot:loal ret AP· holldaY•. Full or part time, PAINTING Honett clean Reta. Bal lal, 1314 Nl."'VER A FEE A'fTEMPO company, xln't workirll con-
846-l32l. Coml*ft • See DNTWN H.B., 500 1q ft, w-CARE. ~. 53&-12&7 gUan.nteed -work. iJcenaed. BABYSITI'ER. put time T~po Temporn.ry Hrlp diUon. F'rlnge benefits.
Cle1slftcetion 52541& Yo'ba~t 're mlNlna. l'r. compl ttmOdeled A Io r PREGNANT'! Th l n k In 1 MA1VRE worn.an to lit kc' & inlured. 61$-67-«l. IDt 2 ehlldren in my 01M DRIVER Immediate Opentnp For: renovab! to suit tenant. On Abortk>nT Know an the lnfa.nt and or toddler. My PROF Pa1ntl -•--homt.-Call 115-3131 aft 6 at Yard n1an for equipment AUTOMATIC SCREW
I lr7)'1 D • prerttlae pnrtdnc, opp. City fact• dnrtl Call lite Line, borne. 91'9-e1. acccU.. cf!rL re,.,::::: wknd1. rental yard. Cast I t.Jc. .
IAll .. ,._.~ Mlllic,&p!C'~=·e:ni::: H&ll. Ideal fer Ptof', .man, 24 hn, 541-U WILL babysit in n\y home. Lie/Ins. Fret est. 645-6191. BABYSrtTER. Slblk, v1c: t'Nl'd. S1cady tmpk!ymtnt. MACHINE
O.isJfic.tt ioft SSO Jill $130. Sp&clou Po 6 I 1 Id t' ~ abop, etc. 53S:-66fl6 PALM .l CARD RF.ADINGS llourly or weekly, meals in-APT. lnterior p a 1 n t 1 n 8 , HarblVkt. CM. home, \Ve are kx>ktng for a.n In· OPE RA TORS . Bu.npJow e M&-0259.~ Put. preaent I: future eluded. 548--0439. Olrpet lihampoo. ~. 2 "ft old. Ref!.. dMdual with ln!tlattv~ for
I I~ [Ide ltlo CORONA OIL MAR Advice A ~In IMllf . .Nt· BAB\'SITl'ING In my,..,,,,.. Ref< IM. 642-l059. BA."ll' Marine Inc. -tak· &dvw.ment. Appllcatlonl Setup A oponole Arm,.
llltfMftew ~ Up ti 5JXlO Ill· ft . otoee ters. 2i3: 1350. l"UD:1 Uc. Pf'efer Aces 2-S, exceUent Plo•tor p-R-lr lne' applications ror mar1nf! ~cd 7 am to 5 pm dail,y Gridley 6 S1KntDe or Brown ~ • PDmfOUSE. 2 Bk., 2 ba. ~ taUored to )'OUt ALCOHOLICS Anon;ymol.& re.f~ 645-51.)t. ' ' ......-IT)IK'bank:a. ~a 11 t I e d I: 9 am to U noon Sat. Jn-.l Sharpe:.
· CJ.11lfluti6fl 575.ltO 1IO Oecft!e '1ew. Avail. Im-=-p&e ~t:: ~ Phone 542--'F217 or write BADYSITI'ING ~I, New * PATCll PLASTERING ~""" e.utrtanu carpe' cJi ~:,t.~artl~~~ Apply In .......
I I~ ~~-~ 1'llll ~ Alk for Chrl.unc P.O. Box 1223. Costa Me-sa. Yellfl E~ al low rates. AU types. Free f!Stimatel for M.,.;f;t. 673--0360 Irvine, :M0--5~
.... .......... · BOY'O lt£Alltorui ~ l't.EALTORS ~30 $SOO REWARD ~1297 CaU 5«).6825 BABYSll IF4 R, llOUSl!ktoeptt, DRUG CLF.RK, r x P 'It. STA-PA~ INC. J.: DESK space 1vaUable $50 SEE l.oS'l' COLUMN, 555 C_•r-t•r Plumbing • downt6Wn H 8. Permanent _.._ L St Cle11ific1tion 600-6tf ::!~ .~" • mo. WU! provide fUmJture. • -c:.: . own traru1p., Afternoons • . -.1111 •
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at $5 mo. .WW.rift1 IOl'Yicc LAROI! DR SMAL.L DRAINS W>CloggOd . Sl.50 ,,_.._ 673-9765!640-<l!S6. °''"':xtol SMtt• AM
11 t ~A PA I NNE* avail.abL!. 17815 Bea.ch Blvd. llSJ All types ¥.'Orj:. cut doo r•, &wf'r line to 100· • St& BAKER: ~Ian or "'Oman. -EXP'D CARPENTER
• En•>«•lt . f 2 ., 2 BA. f'\l.m 6 Unf\d'TI, liunt!tlfton ~&ch. &G-4321. Ll4t _....... PM<'I. re-mod, flnl!lh, frame, * a-19-2502 • wt{~"· Afttmoon1 shlfl. fml ~1Mutacturrr ~f.\NACER·t.raJ.nffl / Aullt·
. $100 6 $225. 1'1ttptace. lltd. I omCES l050 IQ ft total . repain, etc. 962-1961 . PLUMBING REPAfii W '1 Donut louse, &IZ-05tl ant Manager. KtntucQ
Cla11lflcatle11 700.71 O .Poot, Adul~m Nu, c:Illltd, re ct 1 1 e d 6iltom ~ OMellna:. No Job too small I 294:7 11ar00f Blvd, CM. Equal Opportunity F.mp!())'M' f"rled Olidl:en, 2929 East
I' [ ~~ ......, l!om Gell °"""' ll;hllng, ale, lnd"llrW l'ound (frH ..i.i · 550 Cabinets. Gcn'I llepalri. • 00.3128 • BEAlmaANS • illiAM. EXP'D !ry ccck. -or tutt Cout Hlghw>y, °""""' d•I ...,,.. ... mm SMta. A.na. Ave 6tM. \16c per aq ft. 6'J1..ltl7 Duke DlDurkn, 6''6-7598. COLE P LUMilNG POO cmts needed now. time. ColonW J(Uchen 512 M&r, Al?!)ly after 1 p.m.
• ' . .rdt 31 p.m. ~ f'ND: Blk J.abtador WflOtne ** ALL t)'fM'!B of carpentry u hr. iservlce. 645-1161 ••11:=.Bet.ch. •sm w. 19th St. C.M. MAINTENANCE 11\M tor
, Clo111R .. t10• eoo.11• , , on· a; ....,., or -,... ,,., hlln on 1-" bll & ...an. ' •-""'/~ ... ~-IUS DRIYElt * 100"/o FftEE * ~"1 In-.......~ op~ " ~ I -~,,. ...... H-.. San °""' -vtc w. -· 536-1841 ..... ....... ..... ~.. Newport lll~ CM · I I -' --· N~-• -• Sccftl..,.., Froe to $700 54Hl55. I ...,.,.,.._ =! --•-:· FND811wr•-~ Carpet s;r;G Altcrot'""• _, !!.':;Yc~-·~·'°Nl900ow1.M-A~TURE=~-_,,.,---.-,-.. -.
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I' I N II• .1f I = . • l • 0-1'11 •ft ~ t:'Wd C~ RltMdanll}, ,_. = or tnlno. Do-Ho• °'*"' .... fer 516-lli! Nowpcrt. lleo h ""'" '"'· bom almJlor :· ~' ~-i:~.=--~·~bal: P:s:~~~~J:i.~= ~ ~= .:.·~~ =--...:::!gum= s'i', 6
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Ir CletJlfl c.1 tl•R t ll•t ~-pel'IOO onJ;y. =:v ttnt, tMt\ft bl&nd,.m.M3'1. . CIN¢h $10. Chalr SS. 1$ )ft. .;: • for tM wt\tten test Oree. 1th "'rtt: 161.a2 ·tmmedlat~ ME'OICAL pUont : ::::xi · . man. ~-~ RED lr1"' Setlf!r kN.nd vtc. e:qi. lt "'"'•' ·oounta, not WILL tuwr )'OW' clllld. ~ ~~~l!att131s::;1: opeft11p: · ha,.., he•~ ex~ ;'i 'I Wll llRJ ........... Ulond = ~ .1oc.~ -·ill-byK41>o method.IOo•-.,,,..U. cml(lodT~-Spoclal 19115 M•ln SU'e<I. II .G~i;;nA!..Oltl"'l>'PllW ·rtl· """ G.P:1. l!&lory ...... ,.•. torloll . ' r r't:au'l'V "!'ftl, it66Si: ,,...,. Clllr l ba111, Lenn Col -I~ Good ref, 1111~. .......... .... ~ ll<h. F.quol ()pporlunl UW A~ E>!>'d dta!Nd. mc""'rato V//<xp. ..... ! ,..···"'··t'--•llO--)\l!dl'\:aa:,t u= ~!"' ~tr. ilALf 8'qlO -In SOU th< old rlldl. Du)' tbt Fut -'".,. l>llt 1 pbortl £111~. , A!>pl)' al 31$ M<(lormlolt, ,...,.. to P.O. lloit all, I ----.... ~ m .. ""' ~~ ..... ~ !lep: -1% , eou.r Pt.r11 ~· -· ,.,... '""'· ..u ._. -c..ta ""'· 1..tne. c.iu. -
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Nite Shift Only
ii.tin. 3 yrs exper.
Guaranteed Overtime
Apsily
NEWPORT
CONTROLS CORP.
901 w. 16tll St.
Newport leach
SAM· SPM
Equal Oppor. Employer
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Limited Time .Only
Famoua lic:eMe courw naw
available thru Tarbell Com-
pany. Applicanl.9 1ully ~
imbursed upon quallficatjon.
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people. Openinp..,avliifable. Com·•J·-' .... -........... Fub.l?e m~ment oppar-
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Gonion Grove
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TOP SALARY, Apply in per-
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Santa Ana.
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Mlsc•ll•-111 Mballo-us 111 Mlsc•ll-uo 111 TV, Rldlo, Hlfi, Dop 154 ... It, Siii , 909 Cycl.., Blk"' Molo• Hemol 1 1 Trud<s·
GARACF. SAU: * AUCTION * wsr. aoy u . mo-. A Storoo 136 BRW\DS, ..._ ....,. flRE.E JIOAT SLIP Scoolors 925 Salo/ROftl MO,l!!:=,:.:.71-0..--v • .:.,._:......;;:::.i
~~· 3b~~~~·:1':k! Y1ne "'mltUtt boxsprl_~ _ w/trame m. vtOEO TApe ffi-'Ofdt'r. Aka~ dop1. AK C. Tawny. Show fo full $2!.00. \\-:;;.;;., tron L'bl' & Appliances El". blanket II~ Mo.-ris ACillC. Pm1nhl•, "" w/roo qu.tl I>· Grw !ArnUy dol<'. '" ,.,.., In '72 Triumph EXPLOREI Ton pk:k up. !f; "'-·AT,
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. pnM. 5t"Wlft8 machine wlht• wl't.rr l'!'lni!'I 11 ,. 1 up Obrlltmat pupa. ·2 l 3: EA CHANGE I Ill Ps, factor)' -t I pt ~ ~ot'S'~~ ~~: ~~~ l\U.CtiOl'lt }''rtda)', T:JO p.Q'I. llU•I. fA a,57-6275. W r&_"'Ordet, t aml'r.I, f:~" t)91;.7691 or 9-9436. for your~ my 11k~ OftfteY • .,._Tap arounCl bumr.: ~ 00 l:>N!mlt bl SXI 00. Windy's Auction B.rn AN 'OQUF: dining ta b It?, con,·<'rtt•r, & I> at. t,. r Y \'ORKSllTRE TC'rril'r, loving nc .... · !-.)\Ip(' l!&ll boat. Pald Like nciv.•, i;:old Ii 'l\'hita, MOTOR HOMES Priced al "ti. o le I a • .
... · "~' ol ~~-p'1ni· ~:>~s Nt"''POl"t, C~I MG-.s8~ orthopedic double bed corn· <'h41"Ker, i., ott r~tail pric~. ChrilltmQ pl'CW'nt, I.only, $1400. \Yill aacrUICX' ft>r. $850. clean & fast. (7t..i7.r,l) $1Q!¥.I. 19
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P 0 n f ' • b I. 11 <. 0 lk'hlnd Tonv. ·1 HlrlK ~In.Cl plctc. 11tramtr trunk, mll\!. »•·34"3. "' lid"•• u • n 1" 1Ull pr1cc, CO.ll 675-ll'60 alter Bill rttaxey ToyOta, 1MS1 BRAND NEW 19-$2450
J 5-18--cu ... ,., ny 111 !ID ' :> 6 p.01. I w~kenrts ca.II n._,.h Blvd II •I 0 -··h •• RD Ch I ~ti.ICC.' laneou~ f u 11 con-30 g11.I FJ~ tlol \Vater -~ COl\fllINATfON TV 1: rceord '''k11. $.'XIO. ll • r b r kn . 673 $JS3. u..._, " u 1
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ra!nPr1t of paints, v:i.n1lsho:-s \11>:•1t •1'. Nr 1Jt>W $:'.()., ' .,.,•hi Mi1cell11Mat.11 player In mahogany cabintt. 536-TITT. ·
347.&'i6.1. $6995 Ne.,.,. ae..h &: stiilnt. 10' aluminum li1d-Driggs & Stratton, 4 cyl Co-W1nted 820 Black & v.•hlle 16", perfect URG!!:NT! Q\n't ket•p tl' Venture, 3 yrc old, Like 750 Holld• Four 1973 MacArthurBlv~.Jambortfl
df'r, 40 1;p1.I. ""'RIPr he11l<'T, Cart !-:t. l.l1·f•nst'd. $ti(). f)r rond. $65. &14-1557 "To11hi" aboard . S\1:1.·k blk new. Trlr, radio, head, bow Ridden twlt•c. Ii: x tr s 11 . -+ tax l lit:, 13a.GSJS rlo,·~n·1 lf'tik $10.00 Olhrr mnkl' oflcr. 6 A1um Sct\_'<'nis, f>RIVATF. rARTY \\',\NTS unique Rhod. RldJ:t.'baek pulpit & UIM!ne, Lots of l->'ho,vroom cond. $1549. Aft 7 t'iJlty 11clf ronta.lned lnc.l -~~~~~!.,,,.,...,,--m!M:f'llnncous ltt'mi. loo 25x60. $2.~. 2 sol!il \\'oocl TO DUY Pil\NO 1'"0R Sf.:AR'S StcM> c 0 n 8 0 I!!· fK"eds home for a"•hllc. \\'Ill extra.,, Sec lo t1.pprce. or 10P~1 67!).-1473. rtttl{:<' k t)Vcn, ias & electric * '58 Ford, lAi T. PU. Vef"I ~unwro20us t~ n1cn l iu11 rloor§, approx 32x80, SIO CASH mod<'rn, walnut. Pbono. ~·· a_ l'n11«' w / k ( d 1. $Zllll/otter. ~. TH.JUfl.lPll -. dirt blk(' rohi~rutor, shower, etc. lharp. cle1an. Bic 8 ena.
;r'i9-S'.'.... or 64;>-5.Cll ('a. 613-~""" !l>-2278 A~l/f1't. j a c k·i $50. TJ-llSTLE-Shock No. 1110. ~" · f"".. a ~"'ll !tuna wet new brtk8. J;J;rv 646-2969. $1~. il.ooda 90, dirt, $100. .x•r, ~ · t tire~ ltefto ta-
nn: Ft1..mity that ,.,.,.y1t "'ANTED: r.tatchin& club SILKY Tf~HltlEJl, AKC, f'ull llGt of itall:s & trir. 83J.-0149 aft 6:ll, all day $112.27 MO. pain',• "-ater'. New -~t \l'OOO 'II door "' "· . r··· "-'-Good __ .. ,.._ 21" Chlor TV, beaut. pictutt Ot l Alum mast-wood hull. Nds Sun .... .... Cleek is .. g. open!! ~ toge1,...,r st 3 y 1 IOI('! er. cnn....... .._vuu. .....rn-$96. al90 19 .. Olk &: wb.ite smp lire pu~6''"kli o d, IM l\.sking • . .,. tnonr.ua rovers. ~00. or Belt oti
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1c. :;.~Sa• t, ~~~ J~n1'ng JO\rist into Yo'!!. hoh me !~~~~ & r ~ a Ii o n a b I e . port. $3.'l. 97S-4462. '-16.F ~ ~hod 1a,1 a ~e. Now ~417 $ l l 0 0 GREl\T Otristmu cut -total ca.«lt Sl'illng 1~oc1 ln<1-1...:'':.:''.:.· .:';;'lllt:;.,,Ooet"l":~ .:-=,;000:::;;;~;;... ..... ~· '"'~"' ...,._..,,.,...,...,~ \\' A ourney tn ""·I any ~ or "°' or .... nrlstmns 19i2 Steena JOOCC Excel 1973 so.Jes ltlX & ic. ce •1-prinU. \Vood \\-all plaqm'S. R~ Co 11 e c t i o n . A \\'ANT COIN SQjtTJ.-..lt * * GI:: Sti!!reo Con!olt', 67$-2299 LAY 1t on for Christmas! Conct, ~ Olli aft 4 pm. $7497. 73 l''ith dOWn at $699.~. '7J C Nlet
custom C\lltlng av11.il. \Vei!it dr111nalizs1inn of rtw-Life or Oleap phonocraph & rad Io, OLD ~"""'=· fem Kiie Sailboat No. 338. 2 su!L'\ !6T-7318 Dt"f<'ned pynit. ~ u p•1ck:-._ Valll Coast \\'Ood s~. 14939 Chrtst thnt v.·1!1 insJll~ 586-tDi. Am-Fm. S75.. Call 548-4903. aail5. Xlnt cond Plu.s SlO 130 18 A..rR lt 9 83 411
Dillov.·, \V "st n1 1 n st f' r . young &· old. $36-4131 • e\"CA. 19" BLACKJv.·bit~ portable ~'T' ~U:_:.._64f>~~ trn.ilt>r, $400. p hon"' MUST IM."11 • 1-londa ATC 90, ' ' ' ' • , i. I ~ 893-151~. l-"="'-''--'==--'-"---Mu1fcel ln1trument1122 TV, ttmotc control xlnt ron-6T:r311l. 11111 under warranty. Tl\kt: • Salt• S.rv ct LAW ........
GOLf' clut-K. \\'~et hEli $.':A); ORIENTAL RUGS GIVE A FENDER dition, S49, 812-4228 e~~~~RS En II h B 11 16' HOBIE cat W/trlt"r Used ~$25/mo. pa.ymenta. EXP. RonLOR£1
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china scn'i~ CU) s.200: NRVaJO &Orientalrug~?iJ'"(; .. -gs u lOtimcs,Competition ·He__.Beech Jj
p a i n 1 1 11 g ~ . l" <• u n l l' r off thru Onistn1as. Expt'.'rt FOR CHRISTMAS Dog Pupa, hold 'ti 1 Of'Mge, · 2 "'el suits & 1971 MONTESA Ca PP a . -7, • -' •
,-li.>anini:: & l't'l\'t'll\"ing, n.,y, Hard to find Fcndl'r "F" L~ _____ _,![ I ChriRtmas. AKC. Chan1p. ""'lipn\('nt, $l39'5. ,,._. .. ')(\... 115l\TX \\' n1any <'XltUS ~ .\JarA11hur « n1nborff 1:1>1 dish\\':lsher. antiquC's. ete. -'l ~. .,.. 1 y 8-12-5934 .,,, ~'U.lU.l • ~'-'lll. OF ""!SS 979-'"J333 :o:C'll. Trnd<'. !:ill;\ll 'N SJIAll. ~r1es sn1<11 LA.Illy elasslcal .. , o 111.1 ..,.,.., --20'.!:i s. :'il iun. Santa Ana, guitar. Nier finW1 v.itb ST. BERNARD puppy, 4 1 ~ ~alc~E~~TEvRI DI~! •96'l-6209 • HUNTl~TQ,N BEAC~ 1972 Gl\1C % P/U, H.o.1 SA X Al?llONf: C-1\ff'lody,
Nf'\~' p1'd:o1, i1ririn~.~ & 1.-'0rks.
.+ Gold lacquer finish. l;.!kc nf'.,.,., Xlnt for IX'g:inncrs.
$55.&~.
20 volum" Co ll i t'r'i; E'ncyclo()('l'!ia ! 20 yl'ar
books $50. Ex. c o " d ,
549-41$7.
LADIES new "Tist v.·atr h,
movie camera, projector,
Tap &. ballet i::h O('ll,
Olristma~ tree dC?COralions.
816-6335.
TENNIS CLUB
~.B. Tenni~ Club chnrter
membtrship. Ori& prii:-e +
trans. fH". !TI'1) 686-38.S2.
POOL Tables -1'~1&ht
damaged. All us, $49 to
$199. Christma s
Lay-A-Way. 6.19--3613.
WATER Tleater, 40 gal clec. !in crntt'l Below cost,
5.J7-I.?!.? or 5';l5·5£170. !l.<"ulpturf'<l n1achine head'i. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 mo fem, AKC, $60 best offer Southern Cal• Asl(as3: rxxi1 n '70 ti.tOTO GUZZI, Full 18801 Beat!1 Blvd. 8'12.880:1 J~/b, fJ/~, air, auto-.tff
l\tlr\K J:.rkt•t, l\fl'd. sz. Ni'\\' .~ct of August 1 n e I•••••••••• or trade tor apricot mini Av;>r)o & Co~puny, 67~ , dress, 15 l\1 ml. llC\v tirrs, llUNTlNGTON BEACH 1>en1 s hall. Xtra t&nkL
Ek'Rur. fin~M" tip lt'ngth. F~'.~,~-ke~~~~~ :~~ 5~~: l"REE Day Care for BpoodASS~.PPmY:,96• 3,-250'.~. old. K!TE SAILBOAT ~4 overseas, S 11 O O · '71 RIVIERA 16' Pitt~.~e $4~~:· 1Je q ~
1'atural 1..:unn1rtal. Frn1alf• OUitunas . Shopper 11 • c..•' '11 "' New snils. cover o. tr il dn --~ ~kin~. New rondltion. E."Ci!I BASE drum, Tu'O High HaL'I, NewpoM Christian Cenler tri-cclor, cb.amplon iitock. "' 8 t'r '71 OSSA J~neer 250 er. IL'ilSC, $400 • 111
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offer. Call Dorothy 544-6190 Tom. A ow Bell, l Right mothen 1 tree day of child 536-81 . See at 1300 E. Edinl.'t?r, Unit camper. Air/cond. Sped&I
day,;. 979-1180 rves/Wknds. Cymbal, 1 Crash, $125. care. Agel 2 thru 5, Dec. 4 l\UNl Schnauzer pups, AKC, Xlnt rond. $850. f', Senta Ana. t whls &: tlre11. Top con4.
l'.:\11:".:RYTJ-llNG ~s! Anti· 8'1&-2733. thru Dec. 22. By aPPt only, 7 .,.,·ks. wUl hold till 538-6310 (Orange) 1972 YAMAf-lA "650" ve $1195 Original owner. $1,095.' que~. cor:1 plete household TRUMPET. Old1 SI u d Io i ,;f~or:,lnl;:;;:•:-·;;;'"";;;:°'&16-°"'11.1~7!.:'~-Christma s . 644-7895 ~ Glaspar Sloop, new paint, low mileage. $1100.00 ea1i + tax & Ue. l-"642::...-0872=::.·~----=•I
goodi1 ,\ n1iS('. junk. All rhodt>I. \\'illica~ and mutes MINIATURE female Terry-64C>-1786. -1 cyl. lnbrd. ANY 0~1''ER. this week end 979-5320 or $41.46/mo. '59 ~ T. Olevy Truck w/llf
re1Lo:on1tbl". 5?7 Eighth St. like new, $125. &l&-11.87. Poo pup, black & beautiful. DOBY-AKC, 21,~ )TS, trained, Steve, 49-1-5834, m-2925. 645-5451 'total cash seliing Pril'e inc. bed. Running &ear perfect.
Hunlingtl)n Beach, Sllt. Sun JEA!>l LASE'RRE clarinet, Abandoned. Needs loving friendly. $50. Call days only 32' TRIMARAN, 7 HP diesel, * '72 YA..'\lAHA l~ CC J97J sales ta.,; &. lie. tee is Call• -=i"'~ · ~'ht C.isn only. Pvt. pty, $-10. family. 645-5362. 548--0261 si;fs· ~= built, make Better than new $1294.75. Z4 mo. de1erred .,, ..... ...,..., ~ • -~San=-Cl~•-m~'~"-"'~·-492-~:.:"'~''--I AOORABLE KITrENS _ t"HRISTlllAS Special, 4 days 0 er. $475 • 96810:>7. pyint. priN!' \\'ilh down of "00 F'OllO ~ ton heaV)' dul)',
GARAGE sale Sat, Sun. Ne'.I.' ELKHART Tl'\lnipet w/casc, 1'"REE. lluntinxton Beach only. Afghan flUppies, 6 Boats, Slips/Docks 910 '72 HONDA 125 $295. Is SJ-15.S.().I . A.P.R. nlle V-8, 4 spd. $400. calb ootJ,
double oven, & cook tt)p, .\Int cond $40. Area. mos. AKC. 90-9805. Like nev.', $j()(). f>36.99Sl is 14.96~~. Llc-•. S2flll83. 842-0012 :
domestic OrientaJ rugs. Bar * &U-9254 * I ;;-==~962-=i:;:2,_,179"--=---BlCl{QN FRISE, AKC SUP for pov.-er. boa!, 13' to e Sales Service Auto1 Wfnt.d HI • RtoolJi, ml'ic. 400 V1sta ~F~_-,_,,...c._r""B"°o"s-'s=m:.:o-n:....,Am,...c.-p. BELGIAN Shep. 8 mo •~. SHO"' llO,IES 38'. Also dry storage . 1970 HONDA T;>O, lo. miles, e R-tols 1::.:· :.:.::.:....:.:J°"•;.;.;;:... __ ;..;.;;1
Parada, (Bluffs) N . B. -;i-646-6147 att 6 PM • FC?male. Good home: _.,.,, <TI'1l 839-Tiis . l>eAnza Bayside Village 300 !!~tl"""'cond. $100J. firm . EXPL•O"'RER '73 Olcls Cutlau, . &U-2023 64fr.9t40 after a:30 o 1':. Coast Rwy, Ne:Wport ~ lr.7;J . f Horses 156 Bch. S BRAND ftC\\' Ortho kingslze: Office Fumiture/ 1,;:w~knd<~:,...,,-.,_____ '68 Honda ~ ~ UprllM mattres..o;. box s pr In Rs, !"REE Labrador mixed pup-CHESI'Nl.TI' &fldina:, 8 yrs, Boats, Speed & Ski 911 $3.50 or make ollC?r OF Auto Trans, Air Cond, Vtnyl
heavy frame .t: ca§ters. 1 __ E_q~u_i~p_. _____ 1_2_4 PY 8 v.·k~. to A'OOd home slightly amaller h 0 r 1 e, 837-2949 HUNTINGTON BEACH Roof,
linens nnd Pi 11 ow s . IBM typewriter , de I ks• w/fencd yard 5.l7-<l860. gentle but. spirited. Trained 20 Ft Sea Ray 200.serles. 1 1970 Honda T:JO.Chopped Ex-18801 Beach Blvd. 8-t2-880J $90 16
berlspn-ad, new $3JO, sell lor chairs, .... ·all bar, fil-canf CHRISTl\.tAS! Samoyed· to jump & 1bow, $250. yl!ar nt'W. 445 CI Oldsmobile cellent cond. $1250.00 or best HUNTINGTON BF..AOI • S250 $.0996 ""' ... _ She .. pack-a-jet engine.. 't' ..... :pped ~r "'""" -+ tax ...... mo
KITCHEN "ah,. n • t , ._ · · table. l\loving, must sell. .....,rman pherd pups, G ~8190. """"'" o,,~ , V11..-.,,J1u, ~ • " .,. ....__ 3 ...1 .. 1 ......,, -·o for fishin&: I: water aktJng. 36 mo. Q:E L. formica counter top!I.. INDOOR plant sn.le -Ter-833-8350. ,:-~'"7';;.:!•~·=•..:~~~00·-= GENTLE quarter &: Fully equipped tandom YAMAHA. 360 ~!rt b~e. fork Tr•llert,, Tr•WI MS lmmedit1te Deltwry
Tiw O&.vts-Brown Co.
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lfarden Enterpri9E!S. 815 w. rnriun1s. Bonsai&. exotic in-DRAFT'g table-desk comb. GERl\.lAN shepherd pup. 3% thorobred sorrel mare. Good trailer. This outllt a like kit, Glrlings, IOMred eng . .t.1"--"-..._"'--"'-;.;...---1
18th St., C.M. M2--2S-12. ~i;,,.,.,~tant1~1ll \VP r I c e. 5· Hamilton. Spr. bal. ad-fno. Mfe<>tionate. t..;eeds for beginnf?r or experienced. new. Original cost $9200. ffiOl'C, $500. tlfil-<1995. '1'2 Tent Trailer, used once-. ALLLEASMOIDNGELS
COLONIAL 5 li~ht Chan-:JO.:·••uu<.. ::r..., eymouth j11st. Lino top, fil~· drwrs, good home, 963-49U Call MH174 or 645-82:'14. SacrfttCe $5000. p h 0 n e 1967 Yrunaha 100, 1 9 6 4 ~lf'C toilet, etc. fl.1ust sell.
deli«r G!nss "lchNi fluted. Ln., lf.B. ne\1' rond. 5-18-4789. 3 Sl\IAU. She pherd pups, 3 BUCKSKIN & QRTR Horse, l:''=':J0.6482"='"'°'-=~-~--I Yamnha 80, Runs great! akr ovC?r PY n1 en Is · ANO MAKES
shadelfl. SactitiCX' S 5 O. FIRE WOOD SEC. chrs ~. wood desks months old to good home. 28 mos old, $250. or Best of-lb'' Boston Whaltt ,vithout Both !or $195 968-1865. S3l-26S6. SOl(them Califm1lia m.n2·1. 10861 Prospect $'ltl-5{1, stor cab $40. 867 w. ::'~;=7-;mi="-~=--.,..-----fer. S.1::>-7879 motor, fully equip. eai;t '69 HONDA 90. NU trio.ls, CLE1\N 2 trlrs, 2~·-22· Like
E.\'.TRA Joni t\\in b«.I, ne11· ViUa Park 633-9813 19th 01. Pierce, 642-3408. KEESHOND dog male, cute, LARGE 6 yr Geldin&, hu all port model. $1500, Cort nu piston, etc. $75. or .ell for neiv. Best otler. Sl&-2126 1st National
84. bed, I full size. lianrl A~X!Ot;S to srll N.B. Tenn!~ Piinos/Orvens 826 loving, hairless, non. 5hots. We.stern. $325. Call cl2500;;;;o;-:637=;;°""';=;;;·-=,.,...,..-,-, pana. ~1082. 1,;:•:::11;,":,;:'·"'""=~-~..,..~ lav.-nnto\l'f'!". llf?\I'. Sn.I only, Club & BBC membt>rsh1ps. he.redlt&r;'. 'A!! 6. 491-2686. 53&-8531. MUST sell 14' Ski boat & HODAKA '68 Ace 100 ;> 1pd ·n IDEt\L 2a', 1100\\-er & tub, Bank L•ffilw
9 to 5. 167j Labrador, C.!11. 64G--0570. ORGAN HOBBY 4 Kittens, Jong-haired. 2 F. l Tral!er. all itreeL equipm'i. '115: crpts, air. oompl SIC, load· _.,., ..
•••••••••••••••••••• t\·~. ~~ .. : F. Tabby, Jl•Jel ~~5J~l-~2l~&l~. 5-18~-899;;~-~~ 1:-~0NDA CB!OO. Al "'c.'.:;.~=~~s:I. (~±Z~t!k'~:) '.,--c;•ic=---'='•-=--Don't buy any c.pn until TO Good home-, 10 mo Germ I ;..:::-.=.. 1'. ;: C"OOd, Jow mi. ~fu~t sell, S300 Contained. . ~lake Offer n4"833-8820 ~·-:ml ,r )'OU can play! Non·players . I ,. or oiler. ~s-4&18 Call !>IS-0787 • .._., ... ,
welcome to attend free v.·oric Shep/O:>llie mi", male, M· lt lltiW REWARD shol'lfi. For infnrmaUon fectionate. 496-4765 900 · ~ . 'TI }IONDA, J50 SL. $525 At.1to Service, Parts M9 •
Contact: Tom Dieterich FE.\1 CollK!, 4yr old. ),,'Jnt 1.llom. _ _,_G_•"-'"-'-•._I __ ;.;;.;; Xlnt cond. ~tra dirt A U d I
642-2151 . w/children, has papen, Boats/Marine street ('<,lu\p, 5.i7-71);t.') " ersea .
Coost Music S.rvlco Good home only! 5'3-3339 Equip. 904 CompoN, Sola/Ront 920 Motor Home• Special WILL PA y. o'vn
Newpo~:dM:!..llatbor 140 ·-H~.P-.'-,-1""-t._J_o_h-nso_n_•_<;_th ~W~.~~~iu: S.le/R•nt 940 "Prevent Rust &: Corrosk>n" Ke~ Blue Book
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Coll M<l,Y htt»Mt-5471, ext 'DI. I~ trol I l cahovent. z,1,.. c---r Assusing dust&: v;-ater tight *PlANOS..oitGAHS* ,..., .., -'L. '°" ' romp etc Y t<bll. Sale~ :m; p-~-_C,.~! BRANO NEW underOOdy "'Include• slewn For lo -·· CIMn, llo.zntnond, Wfidttztt .• nm'""' ~ Ovl'r $.100. r;pent. $.';75. ""' """'. .....-uu'"· . "'. cha.uis" $22_.so. Regular_ low _,._.;.._ .~--...
_, ~------~;;; ~1636 dayt, s.IB-75-13 evt'~. ~ ..,. 50 <All >-• " I q_,.~i·_,.. othe?rs. Pre-11e&9Cltl specJals, -sJ1de 1n C".'lmper sh.>eptt. 1972 -"NEWPORJER ~·~) "'"'""' ...,0c0n tics, imports(trucksor
model close-out$. Piano &. Bo•ts, Power 906 INSUl.ATED. -~ s Organ N.·ntals. ~Toney Sa\"· P1t1, Gener1I aso 1---.. '-,,-71-S_EA_R-,-,y-.-. ...;.:;.: I $295. GU TAFSON campers. ing b~nlns src bcre riaht I N S N LINCOLN.MERCURY Call and atk fol' Buyer
now al• Fish Sala 155 Old-Pack·a·jel, 20·. '110 5Jl-'304 VAN CO YER 10 16IOO .Bo.ch ol Wornor DAYE ROSS Wall' fis .. ~ • c·t Rtgular • s......;D\ Series, 1'4ulpped for Water '&I 1-'ord Econolinc Cam,PC"r. H I Ion D-h IC mUSIC 1 Y Black Alolli•i:; 69c ,...;;~11 Skhng &. f\11hlng, t8J1dem fl 'y eqp'd, pop top. Best ofr. unt ng ~•c
South Coast Pia.ta ~2830 Cardinals 5Sc • ~l trailer. Call after l2:00 Pvt. pty. 536-3881. $5695 ''Home of the Viking''
*PIANOS*°RGAN$ 10" Carpo Knives SJ,98 $1.69 noon. (7141 SJ0.6482. ~rusr 1969 Food ~"-Ton, io1s· + tnx &: lie. 1424144
Going Out For Busineu Zebras Auratus 9Sc 59c SELL! Camper. Low miles. See 'to Excellent f~o.turts Include V\\' l\1otors, completely reblt, 240I Htlrbor Blvd.
&m quality • prices • serv. Brine Shrimp f1akes 9& 69c •n Skipjack 20· open cruiser. apprec. 557-1989 aft 5 pm. Jensen tollet, rana:e A oven. Inst. & Guar. $290 & up Ex· Cost u..., 546ol017 Xay,·al·StelnWl)I·~, etc:. Lrg Bk>zonics F 11 t e r t 215 OAIC, 90 hn. dual halts, CAMPER 11hel.J w/J>MS-thnl. 1 ton Dodge chultl1. change. Alto see us tnr • ,.,~H
I Player Piano&. Ro111 $19.~ $12.99 quarter 111'9.IS, cockpit cover, Fits 1968-'72 Ford pickup. $92.55 MO. Tune Ups & Valve Jobs. WE.. PAY TOP
Rentals , . , , . , , We lkzy.SeU Purcl\ase Turtle bowl at Bimini top, oompllA~, elec. $70. 55l-9271. total cash aellina: prince inc. Vince Automotive, 1366 K CASH Daily lD-6 Sm Jl.5 reK\1181' price & receive bilge pump&: bloy,·er, safety ;oc':'._::T.1"7-'ii8ii11tf0:c5----1973 sales tax & lie. fee is Logan Ave., <:osta ?tleaa. , , •
FIELD'S PIANOS Green Tw11e Free! pack. $57!:i0. 673-6:234. '. ' $fi098. TS. M mo. deferred $6-011'. · •
Co&ta ?tfesa (714) ~ 25' inboard Owens boat, Sips ...;Sc:::00::":.::.";_ ___ 925:.:;: pymt price with $-t95. down McADMts Bros. auto body ·~
BAU>WIN Orpn Model 46 1004. ~ ,,'f::k:s':.:: Ana 6, nu cu.'lhions, canvas, SCHWINN Continental bicy. is $8:$9.Jl. APR ii 9.83%. & painting-Oomplele paint for used ct.rs .. trocltl; ;tmt
HP, ab8olutely perfect C'OOd. 979-Fish floor, newly decorated , ele, new tires, good l'Ond. ~. • (Sl.85). Johll &: minor dents 185. call us for free estimates.
This ia a profesional tn-1'1u.~t see to b t! 11 eve. ~185~-,,:673-325'!""7''-'7._~~~~ e Sales e Service &15-7460. 1643 Placentia, GROTH PU~ rT
Atnzment, cost over $3000. ltACOON, Sou.th American, 9 842-6833. MAN·s. 3 e Rent•l1 1,CM::::;c:..· --=-----YH~lllUUI
Will 1ell for best otter. mo. old. Good pet. $>15. Call 31' amts Cabin Cruller, top Apeed, English EXPLORER 1385 ct" V\V et""...... "'w ' 968-450:'.'I 968--2398. Racer. F1ne shape. SI>. ...-.. A k f ~ ... shape, t'Nin C!ng, radHl, fi46-2969. pistons, cyl, rings, pins, s or · es .;"anater
OIICKERING Grand, 5', 2", SMALL parrot, young Jen· stereo, depth finder, full "·nii"-'iiy;;M';'IA"'"H;,A:--;250=-,E"°nd.._,..tm>-. be-n.rtngs, crank, etc. See ii 18211 Beach Blvd. Beaut Eboey, Excel tone. day Cbnurc, vrry colorful. pllt'y many xtrns l>leept 6 OF .) n1n $250 exch. 531-<nSO. lluntJngton Beach
$895. S.t5-93ll ext 204, At'\! & -'6<>-=...9::126=-------In co~ort. $9975. Sv.>-8577. ti~.y Ca~~1:~11S6Ext cond. HUNTINGTON BEACH 4 BRAND New J.,'?S's for 847-6087 Kl 9.J33l
eves. s~r;CJAC200'R 20, tiybridge, ""°'o"'N"D"•:;l:;.972,::;SL;'-'350;;,,..,.,,,,...,!{j~.~, -18801 Beach Blvd. 842-RIU'I salt!, $90. &15-0306 0 r \\'~: PA\' TOP OOu.AR
BUY a Playtt Plano for I ;Doe;:;;!:':_ ______ l:;S:;:4 \ hp intf?l'Ctptor 400 miles ,,fany extra.o;, Xlnt llUNTINGTON BEAOI 963-359) aft 6. J.~R TOP 1JS!l> CARS (:
Christmas. D a. v Id 'T. motor, outriggers. 2 radios, cond. Must sell. ~"•A"' zr TR.AVCO VW ENGlNE I! your car is extra clea!t; Dupree, 2940 D Qrace La .. AJo'GHAN lJUPflM!t, beautiful fafho.recorder, head bait J.l'tQ see us tint CM 545-4650 Reds w-Blk mask. Low, low tMk, Etc. $5000. 548-ZtM HOOAKA '68 Ace 100. 5 11pd, 20'-~' ~~~i~~LS I500 CC * SJ0.GM0 . BAU1':ft BUICK
l!riiiiil!!il x 66 H nd Prof Org prices. 64H899 40' Crul'tCr-GMC 671 deiacl, !!~2155Rlreet f!q\lip'mnt, $175. 20' PlllOE. JOYS 2925 llarbor Blwl.
·,·0 xln•.m, ~-•. ~:1 0.~"r OUTSTANDING BORZOIS.• S S tath rd t $14 500 I~~;;.;;:::;,.,=-,,===,., §] Co!lla Mesa """2500 i..vuu ~V'i .,.. • ·• • • • • • • VAi.~ CONVERSIONS I I »r $10,000. Pvr ply will tell for (Russian WoUhowxia). Best 1ttoorhi;g avail. Pvt ply. 1970 YAMAHA, 250 CC, D'f-l, !:a.J.ri e Service e Rentals MlaltwW. ~ IMPORTS WANTED
$5500. &73-6234. breedlngl Term~ 832-1457. 7141675-2381. £!,rt,_ Good «>n<liUon, $450. * Dem I * . Onmgo CounlY'•
LOWREY ~n . ' Pedi ..... Afglwin Pu,,. zr BAY Boat, ,., by Sooth -"" mar nc. TOP I BUY>.'R . key~-~, X l n t ' • -~-1 in 1-, 6 -yl G .... v 1970 HUSKAVARNA 36G-8 ~l Harbor Blvd., G.G. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ' ....._. .... • • $100 832-8636 ........... ,_, " ·-531-6llOO Reer .. tton1I 8881 cond. Sac. $300, 646-3085, 1.IIU'ine \\1th only ~ hrs. 1pd. Xlnt shape. 2 tan4 1st N xt I G G Da V hi I . 956 H n_l__L Beach BlvJ. 646-8Il6 MALTESE puppies for $2750 or offer. tt4: 64S.2'm $800. takes! 673-1658. c 0 • · tsun e C et · ~ Ph. MT-$
PLAYER PIANO, Wurlltier =:~~C re&'• Top * 30' CRUJSON SEDAN • BOY'S Stingray 3 spe.:!d bike, l\.tOTOR ~fhs;."IEGORENTALS DUNE BUUY, Sand Winder. Autos, Imported 9f.O
electric. Walnut oonllOle, 3 , . Very ht'amy-lge Interior. ~tta ~ $30. 545--2158, Or. Cnty lgst rental fleet ExCaloelll .17':~0Aco7_ndiUon. $1400. ALFA ROMEO
yn old, Ntw $1700. &di GREAT Dane. 1 yr, good Good' engine-a]! cx1f1L'I. LO\V Y.'INTER RATES ...., --.cro u~:Cl~ll Pi°:• f~~-m~~ Xlnt watchdog. ~Rlbia;~ *boat. s:-~ ·~irt/~=A rJiD JI~ al 60-I N. ~~ Blvd.
Put ~or ur'idEl'foof _ Privale Pf'rty. Call M&-3632 GERMAN Shepherd female, ev!nrude & controlt, glau 97S-4842 or'~. Rent A Motor Home '69 Ford 1/t Ton
crochet oval ,..,H7 in" colors! or ~1791. AKC, 2 yrs. Loves ldtjs. $25. hull. 15" whcd tralk•r, $850. LADIES Rale,.· h Eriglith PU Fl-~ide St--•-~ -"·rt
It's all si,;;I~ crochet M> SACRiio'ICE! w u r 11 1 2 t r ;;54&-0""'"'137~;:•':;'..:';,"c,~::d>;<:~:,-.--I ~&l_:l-5872.~~------Bicycle. D:cellcnt concU!ion for your V•c•tion ~io~ .... h e ~ 1 ;~u ;i~~ ~~~~;;
even a beginner can make Organ, only SZJ). MO'Ving 3 GEIL\IAN Shepherd pup-16' Glaaspar, 100 hf: fi.1ercury $.iO. &t6-5116 * ut.4301 * (139420), On\y f,
Pcmtsklrt Hit ' Bri9hten A Room
PONTIAC
7379
&, AElu B-..is 962 Trucks · Alfa Romeo
thi5 rainbow rug tRat's sure immed. ~1058. pies to rood home" $15. ?._~· .. , ~!· ...... '!.~~-. Xlnt '7l YAMAHA 3500 CC. -.--NEW I.IFETJ:iiEs--.--$1295 lo "in complitn('tl.ts. Patte rn ~ Lvtio. r nunc 111.rvu:J n-bll _..._.__ .. ._ .. ~.1~ r----I ' •--·-All Uo I J,st ONE PATTERN 7379 d. · Spo<tlnv Goods 130 ·->-~~ ·~m «•~~· op na HOWARDC•-y~-t VART! Cut pant.A and skirt ~J6 .. or~~ inc~~~g AKC Boxer, fem pups, 6 wks, 27' Unilllte Cruber 'QI, Perf. •543-'l!WS• equlp $175 wk. Pvt Pty. ow ,.,,,.
all In one p6cce' • sew one \\'EIGHTS, 37D Iba of platts Mldng $100. Jlold for rond. Fully equip. Xtra1. YAMAHA 125 dirt bike, good 833-0533 Newport B4•ch
IC!am, bind edge!!, \IT11.P and SEVENTY·FIVE CENTS + JO bars & a.II coUars, Chrl8tmu, 96t-S575 Matt ofr. 54!HS'l7. cond incl helmet, racks &: RENT: Oirlstmu tr t p? MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree.
"""'! It's fashkxf• nev.·ell sue· for each pattern -add 25 1prtng1' .\ 1hoc9; '50 finn. AKC DOB-"'" Pu-10 15' GLA.$PAR, 45 h.p. out· othen $285. 5'15--2574 CAUtominn lux mtrtune, 133-0SSS .. -!1-12-3146 or 557-m2. • r.4W.~uu" .. ~. CC:S.9. rent~ for eftch pe.ttem tor wks, Shots, ear cropped, board, canvas top. Immac. '69 YAMAHA Tv.in JOO, good ~lps,J~,,gen, alt'. Bst rates '64 EI Camino, V-8. Std., air,
Printed Pattern 91811: NEW Ajr ?\tall IU'ld Specltl.l Jlandl· POOL TABLES-BRAND NU $75. &1i..US2. cond. 64H1l nd .,...,. 552~ -• .__ .... _ "'.5 ,
1
s· S 110 121 ,1 1 ... ,__ bl-' ..i co . -· .:=:::::::::.-------1 map, new wr SnuL...,., ..., •. "I~' 1zct • • : • n~; o.,..,n;-._. 1 •V'l..,a.'11 FACTORY DIRECT-LO AS SCllNA"~ Pu Sbo • 90' TROJAN. !Win J95 hp., * 646-31"" * • 'T.I PACE AltROW 24', tM"..M49 aft 6;"111, nil dn" (14-16),• L 11~21H. Small drlivmy will tnlce I~ $29 •~ >161 ~166 •.u.r.n. ~. ta. · ::r" .....,-v~ JV -'1\-e&ka or more. Send 1'> • ...... -. : 54>1-v \VIII hold for Chrlatmas. !1}"b!'ldn. m~ axtrns. ·n C'l·400. air, gen, $20 dllY It Sc ml.l,.;;S;:;•"::;·==,--=---,,,.-,,-, ~~c. l~ yflr1~ 4J.ln<.'h Alier Brook11, the l)AILY B~CKLs•Ff-&• l's'" I~ boothg, T~nn8. ~-' $9,m Ph. 6#-Xlnt cond. $695. Free'JlinsS"'HAn.uceS.TG#-4239A 20'. 'GSR&ICH! >:,VY r>lrdck·~P * •. •.•,•
!5&n.:tnV·m't} n :!\7:-4 PlLOT. 10~. Nffifl«rnlt .. ..,.. "' • .:;i. ~Ac · P .E L t\ A PO O pu(lplc5, 22' • '56 Oir11 cran • 551-5259 • • /\ r, ove nvc, 11a ~
tor eatb ~ttern -Ad<! Z,j Uept., Rox 163, Old ChelM!a !'5-l200 nr 8Jl)-.&104. partnts ~l\'er. $2:). Bl\Y Bcire.t, likc new. '71 KnwaWri 350, Big Horn-~~hell &. IXk'lt. St750.
"'"" ror clld> pattere tor Stotlon, New York. N.Y. TV, Radio, HIFI, CaU 646-0612 5'8-ltll6 Low mu ..... Xlnt oon<t. TRAVEL TRAILER Atr Mail and sptt;laJ il&M'I· 10011. l-"'rlnt Name, AddTet0~, Stv9o 836 ST BERNARD J yr old male, 14• Aluminum~'"· 20 $600. 96i-1672. '64 l>"'otd, iAi T. l)ick Up. t~ other-* tbtnkiu.'1 Zip. httern Norn~. 1 .. -... XI 1~ leu -=;:;,,:;::,.:.::;;;-,-,,-,,-,o-The Davis-Brown Co.
delM!rY ,.m lakl-lbrtt NB 1': D L'.E CR.Af-r 'i2! z~ml &c RCA TV u.le at \'fJrY -·~· nt mn.rkiogs. hp M~ryj e11.-v .tart, ltONDA ~finl·Ttail 50 52295 ill E. 171h, C.ti.I. 6-'6-1684
weeks or lnOf't-Send to Crocht1 knlt. 'F'ree Orang Count • I Sbow_qulll!;t, ~ · than JO brl. ST9S. ,....1006. Runt~ m,
Marian Matti~ the DAILY di~ 50c. ett'. ' dcnler~ AU avt.~.111~: AKC regis. ~aglfl. ~-l&' Ofispar ... ! ~3297 e I: n '50 Chevy Pickup
PIL(11', +l2. P*tltm Dept., lmtull ~ Book. •tock. Prictd bek>w the di• ored, $!.$. OI009C .OCNI for ~Iler. • N&M, Off~r YAMAHA 360. Fully t tax ta ~ SI $150 e 499-386:2
232 Wnt l8ftti 8t-. New n.we, fancy knot.II., pal· ('QUnters w/3 )T picture ~ ~ C&JI ~___'_ Dirt RC!g. Marty~! 11~" (~~). In eepe '81 Ford% Ton J~Auto NOW ON DISPLAY
Yorit. N.Y. fml. Print terns. St.GO. lube. 1 yr puta & 1 yr' BA.sSEt 1Jowx1 pu))I., AlCC, 2S FT OJESELl:Uiik§ '11 e StS-~ e $71' 67 mo transm, R&:H, new tirel. SAies Smvlct ~. -~nd ~ tllfltut ~ Book: -IW!~. CUh llO or terms lo g;~'c:,"' slttd, lk>ld tcr r\1MOm ~ fllher.t.!&~ SACRJ1"tCE1 350CC: Hond.&! tdal CUh ~llliw ~ ino. good cand. ll300. 90-7672. Parts Body 9xrp
_. _...,. lM.rn by pk:tUta! Pat. 31$ mo. Factory 11.uthmi7.ed 63'H1'63. ~ ,}oedcd. fliT.Hllltl1>-l9TO SVK·L $3SO best ol.ftr, um ulr• tax A lie. f is 13 V-8 FORD F.:Jfftlide rt--~-= ~tORE Q u I c It tll'MllL $1.llo. ~TV~ ~m~nt~ fiMALE Doberman Plnlell!!J' iM9';,SIJI . 96f ~ alt'· , / S2'8.73. with down of wlrack,ls b.itch. $G50. (U.lf
....__,._'--and ~ mMt Ceu1p~tha-tOOGlftcilt8d. ,,,._..,1• n ll. ,_ -J& mo&. old. U ~ ~ F-•n SUZUKI JBS CC Enduro. $329.50 def~ ....-.1. -1.o.o. &MJ..4962 ,,_........ -rnont . n l · s "6'"" • · -· m.-2 • Xln\ llUIN< ~. ,u, ;.bF .. ., ... ~-· -•o..r ttttn frttt from our l1 OO ~EO del l9l3 r.: '"" -ii Uke new! or make of· fOf' 36 rM. $Dl'!l.62. A.P.R. MUST sell 1948 Fotd pickup ....._. ...,. . cat&lolt AU · · "1 r,,., • uxe "'f'Ar-SILKY T'ERRtER Sloop, Colt~~ ll'l!O. fl'r. 551-, ts l2.99rk. truck. X1nl cond. lktt ofrcr. -·
· Compkte Atahti• Boo -nn:t n'lt)l1M, 111,rge pro-Be 4!$-.244/49-HOU. I 14• 2lli 1-...,=-.:::.o=,..C,;.:=:: ..f:/_ · $LOO. fr~t1io~I chal'!Kfr, Jerwtn nutlhll:AKC f('male, 7 mo. rr: ..-.,, 310 CC MS. uaed e S•&et e Serv ce ~ . '64 AlpbaJSOO Gullll\ Slt)'dtr INSt SEWUiGJ300K 11 ,JlffJ ~hllb---60e f il'-11UAponllion tpellM'I, ZlOSbtw q~lty. 6~71G. SAJlJJOATl!a_ fttr'll' 1taln1..;s l8 hrA ., xlnt Mnd. $875 rnroR t•I• '&6 VW Rut, 2'200 ml. 5 1pd, Nice, ~75 or Otfltr att
wffi , trear tc>mO£T'OW'· no.II "' 11 Prhle &""'9•~ Watt ~M/P'M _ P.l p x ORE.AT 0.!lf' fl\l()lt, Jntrrna--= ti~57f-=:°' 5 lllf:1ll9 atre. -~ RER . '86 E*I 2,m.,!.~0-.elean. &.-07~ =AN~ .~~100~ ~lltRookJ .16DatteJm. ~t~'ttiil1=t;:.k~:aa ~~ .... ~~~4'io;t11f~· el>L. ,.,kuke ini,1.ra)c ,~r c;i~L.~~~ bicycle, '70 Gl\.IC ;;1;,~ atr full ALPINI •
falWoli tactL fl. ISCk. ' unc\al~. -Now S 1't ~. SILVER m11.l~ poodlf' l5 mo rad, rte. Ot11 Mlf, a:IUOO ••• 4K-6697 *'* • OF · P\'1'· Lo mis. ~. 4~ l!l64 SUNBEAM Al
1-"===="'----I. M.eum Quttt ~ s -Tenna. Credit d•pt. All ~&holA A: Nbl~s. '$.A>: nlk"eft. 613-too:t lkR.YL ·16 &.iiiild 90 Dirt B'ke. L'lr· HUNTfNGTON BEACH or 49'--1,712. ~nci S6SO . pine, ;ooa ~·~bt ~~. ~~ SOc. 1193-0"J(ll. ... 16' Holtkt,Cet.ifi.,._.. tell('nt cond. Ntw lll\.'I· 18801 lk·ach Blvd, M2-880.'\ .;a CHt.VY1 " T. VAN $100 • 'It ~ *
..... a-Jfil ..,..,., =~I~~--.. PACKAR,~ ~ BtlL En~aln. S Ba:tt.T iJuppies, t maJe. 2 &12-l?M Af! !a e"!! ,,000-11\I.~~. -21UNTINOTON BF..ACH or Trft~ for $(1o11e ear, lt'l ll bl'90w, 11ell 1,..__
.................... ..,..., •• , Cntr. 2l TV,~ chqr, te:m. for Mle, 6 wk1 oad. Th?' that hlllft under Pt.> tr)' A lood want ad la a &ood tn. Sell the old 11tutt Buy the new go...1))G w\lb .... , ,u. ~ ~·t: ~ AMfFM, $1"• ~ W-5395. the P!fWv Plnohlr. -"'=•="'-::::,;o--''---•-·-::'l::ult::;·------~II idle ltrmt •.• f0.5'71 CIUllRed. ~ • _,
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~US'nN AMERICA JAGUAR POISCHE VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO CADILLAC CHEVROLEI' CHEVROLET CHEVROLEI'
N'JNG the countl')'""mu1l ·Sac. 'TO Austin Amer. Xlnt
"""'· Im/blot. 145-1114.
AUSTIN HEALEY
'61 Autttn Healey $l)rlte,
·lihaine ¥nt, body fair.
Need• clUtch work. Best of. "1' over $100. 6'l?r-()9TO• aalc 'lbi'Miko.
AUSTIN Healey Body A 3
'Wire ,.,....., m. A.19o, • cyl
-· $100 for ... 64!HI06l. .. IMW
'69 XKE 2 + 2. A.lJ'..lflOke•
AM!FM.a.uto. New pa.int A
titts, Lo ml. Uke new V·12.
offer. 6ff.a2JS.
MAZDA
'71 Ponc:he 914
Appearance ll'OUP, aif cond.,
S 1peed, l owner $3499. TSS-
DZR.
CREVIER BMW .. ~ w. l•t. Santa Ana * AT * 835-3171
~.66~9"12"', ..,,-,-.,...,---,,.., -dark="""bl"'oe
black Jntetior, McAfee
LAST m.aga, M$cbelln, Konie1,
show con d ition .
71f...496..5844.
• • •
Bua-•• .:..'! ~ l>Uler, VOLVO Quality
cloan car.S~· Only , '73'S L-MllHge HOWARD~vro1e1 HERE NOW' Cadillacs Newport llHch •
MacArth"UBt "Jambortt Come in test Drive At ~:l~e~:.,~d'iion•
TODAYI 'i3'• to '?2'1 '6 v.w. • ' 2' COUPE DE VllLES
Sqqare .. -c:k "' SED9 ELOOA.'I DRAOOE VILl.ESS Ulil See It • You'll Buy It
Orl!Pnal
clean.
3 BROUGHAMS • 1m SEO. DE VILLE
'70 Chev
Kingsv.'OOd S \Vaxan . 10 pas11.
Air, PS, P8, lO:CEK.
$2595
MacHoward
531-6000 or 531-0607
C!orner lat & Harbor
S•nta Ane
'67 Chev. Sport Van
Standard shift, radkt, healer,
(!Jl'\\'817), Only
'73 Monte Corio
5 Cpe
Auto Trans. Air CQiid.
$89.88
+ tax per n10.
36 mo. O.E.l •.
lmm9dlete Delivery
LEASING
ALL MODELS
AND MAKES
Southern carrtomia
-Chev Vega
Wagon
'71
\Vlde tirt'!, db; \1-ll<'<'IS, A~T'
F~1. 4 SJ)l:i.'d, r<itlio, 11ir
L'Onct Dk. UJue 1·i.'.ll•rk11•,
vinyl 1o!er1or, 633EX'r.
$1688
Srt' Jt • You'll Buy It
~tAJ. lfiaii
Vlllt our ..., "°"''! AUTO MA TIC G ROTARYS
'70 Poncbe 914, App. Croup
C......r1ms,rad!W,lo
miles, Xlnt cond. $1111
613-290'1 le11 than 12,000 miles $995
FAe?'ORY HOWARD Chevrolet
1st National -VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.M. &4&9303
IMMEDIATE
AIR CONDITIONING Newport Beach
Plush full leB;ther inlerior M ... ~.. 81 d • J bo with dual comfort seats, aeni u•ur v .: am rec '72 ARMANN GHIA * VOLV~ ·.n. 112 E, air
Bank Leasing 100% WARRANTY
'72 NOVA
I DELIVERY ~OY ;~!'!• nc:. HUNTINGTON BEACH
~;~ IMWw;; MAZDA
IMMACULATE '66 Ponche
912, lllver W/blck int., $3500
·-otter. 642-fi078; 3 1 4
Lugonia, N, B.
'68 Porsche 9U New q, tn,
Kon! 'a, brk:a, Perfect ~
dilion $4,500, 836-1088.
cond., o dnve, red, xlnt
Sa fl,000. and still get tac-cond. $2995. 552-7419.
tor; warranty. On!,y 10 ~...,., Vol 4 dr mrinlh11 old with Jow mlJe. ....... ~ YO, • 3700 ml., ··•a.. AM/FM radio. Mult like new. $2750. Adele Jpsen,
to appreciate. Cost Laguna Beach. 4!M-433'.l.
.~. will &ell for $2,250. '59 Volvo New meter, tires &.
vinyl top, full JX>Wer, stereo 833-0555
with tape deck, door locks, '69 El Camino. Very Clean.
cruise control, light sentinel, Eng 'xln1. SlfiOO/oUer. '71
trunk lock, most every con-Suzuki 400. Xlnt eond.
2001 f.tichel!IOn Drive
(Corner of MacArUiur)
Irvine, Calif. 92fi64
TI4/83J..ll620 Zl3/627-0367
2 dr cpe. V-8, power ateerl~.
automatic, radio, heatt'r.
clean &: priced to sell (287EBL) only
celvable extra on this mag· $600/of.fcr. 60-4826. lOO'lo \VARRANTY $2395
~
I
•'9 l600 17331 BEACH BLVD.
PORSOIE '66. 912, Good
condition. Kon! shocks. Best
o[fer, 541~.
TOYOTA
t. Pty. battery extra clean $315.
536-5049 549-1150
nilicent automobile ... (liJS. ,67 IMPALA ~pass sta v.ogn. '70 Caprice Cpe.
FlA). e · ' . Factory idr, R&H. Xlnt V8. AT. PS.Air, tilt wheel.
cone! 549-13.58 electric windows, elec!rlc 197t" BROUGHAM .,, , · seals, vinyl . roof, 22,853
HOWARD Chevrolet
Newport Beach
MacArthur Blvd t Jamboree
833-0555 '70 2002
" '71 2llio SEDAN
; CREVIER BMW '&.le• . Service -Leulng ... w. lJt St., Santa Ana • IU-3171
CAPRI
:n Capri 1600 dh ..-1.
@Wol>f. Vinyl int. Very
clean. $1400. Must ailll
~.
1t71 CAPRI, air, deluxe in-
terior, ml CC eog. Good 'oood, !16M517.
, CITROEN
Citroen Maseratl
'
AWARD WINNING
LUXURY CAR
RMd A R1llye Motors
Orange O>unty'a Oldest Dlr.
1609 Pomona Ave.
O>sta Mesa n4-548-3559
DATSUN
-NEWPORT
DATSUN . r
-()poll In
NEWPORT •. ,. llEACH ,,
1000 W. Coo1t, Hwy.
64.5-6400
WE HAVE THE
NEWEST OF
DATSUN$ IN
INVENTORY FOR
YOUR SELECTION
'71 Datsun
Pickup Camper
Perfect fol' weekendina • very
Clean, low-mUeqe~~nomy hauler. (181BZV) ~.16:1l!. BW
Maxey Toyota, lB88l Beach
Btvd., Hwat. Beach. 847-8$$.. *' lmmac., low mileage, «m_ IQld·rally Rtripes-mag
~· hb-alr. Priv prty, must
.ae:ll. 675-Bl!I
1971 DATSUN Pickup, 24,IDI
_miln, $1475. Firm!
557-8187
172 H) Z, air. mi& wheels
auto, AM/FM, $4850.
. ·~· '66 DATSUN Roadster
~ 675-2526
PIAT
• ''70 124 Spider, magi, car
, COY'l!I', atra clean. MUS'l'
SELL. $2000. 491M367. ·4\j • 124 Sp)>de•, low ml
, AM/FM, Exe. Mech cond.
$1875. t'IHl61, 8'IH'171
HONDA
Honda
'70
2 dOor. 4 ·~· radio, aoocJ tranlpOrtation car. 6SOBQE.
Only
$766
Sff It -You'll Buy tt
TOYOTA'S
'73's
Now at '72 Prl
MANY MODELS
& COLORS
lmmecllate
Delivery
'6'8 VW Camper SEE & DRIVE
The All New '73
VOLVO
Luxurious Fleetwood w/ 66 Nova Wagon, new e~.. n1iles. {417AK0). Only
Extremely low mileena r/h, '!l!w tires, brakes, vm $2395 69 N 2 d 6 I White pop-top camper with
radio, elec. refrigeration,
and 1plit front aeat {VWT·
073). Hurry for this one.
i1499. Bill Maxey To,YOta,
18881 Beach BlVd., Hunt.
Beach. 847-8555.
FACTORY V"" Int. $.545/oUer, 540-30'l3. CHEV. ' ova, r, cy •
HOWARD CL-vrolet au1o, PS, vinyl top, new
AIR CONDITIONING *'72 El Camino, Air/cond, "" tires, l Lady owner. Asking
Vinyl top, tun leather inter-r adio. 7500 1niles, n11lke of· Newport Beach $1395. 645'-3357 .
!or w/dual comfort seats, !er, 64lHl353. MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree * ,64 Chevelle Ma 11 bu
all power, stereo w/tape '65 CHEV. IMPALA 833-0555 Convertible, one own~r .
deck, door locks, light setili· $300 Make ofter 557·2'Mi2 Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! $300 846-9556 nel, tilt & telescopic steetmg · · · ·
'72 VW Bus, 7 pass. Mag
whls, am/lm ster. rad. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
15,IDI m1'1. Ice box, C!Jl'r Autos UMd' 990
lalns & crptng. Mr. Gordon.I--"''--'·-----'
& abaolutely elt!ianl inside Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New . 980
MERCEDES BENZ
'66 Mercedes Benz
200 Series
4 door automatic. radio,
white side walls, beigl' ext.
All vinyl Interior, excellent
condition. SVE245.
$1566
See It • You 'll Buy It
~w.lt.W
W VOLVO
1986 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
'70 Mercedes Bem:
280 SE Coupe
A silver chwic, fully equip-
ped.
Jim Slemons Imps.
W•rner & M•in St.
SANTA ANA 546-4114
•n Mercedes Coupe, all fXl\.\'1',
loaded, air, make offer.
492-(58(
MG
'52 MG, TD Oas.sic, both
topg, Excel body, new eng.
Sailor ovenieu, O I f e.r
962--0224
'67 MG, Brown. new paint,
Urn: I: Upbob. sum.
536-'634.
AT
See It . You'll Bu It
~ tmi& W TO OJA
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
SEE &
The AH
TOY
RIVE
ew '73
TA
ltmi&
YOTA
days, 542-4441, E v e s AMX 557-4600.
1968 KARMANN GHIA -* ·70 AMX--390 I · Maroon, xlnt cond. c, air, Front-erxl. disc b r a k e 1 , ~/disc_ brks, Crager mags,
n. ,, .......,1 ,;_ r11C1"1 side pipes. Xlnt cond. $2400. SZ'll98~........ <.U=>. ~-,_,._7-52_1_6. _____ _
BUICK '63 Bug -Excellent oond.
New brakes, tune-up, back
tires. radio. Int eriorl---------
p<rf<eL $525. 67>-1.145. '66 BUICK
'70 VW 1la wgn -New radio Eatete W•gcin
&: tires. Xlnt cond. Must Automatic tram, power steer·
aell. 7 I 4 I 7 3 5 -4 2 9 6 or ing, radio, blue exterior, all
682-1050 vinyl Interior. SJE585. Only
CHRISI'MAS Deal! '69 VW. $76'
& out! {102EHB). • 1969 EL Dorodo Cpe.
Very low mileage
FACI'ORY
AIR CONDITIONING
Strildng Harvest yellow with
gold vinyl top & beautiful
gold full leather interior, lull
power, tilt If telescop.ie
steering, door k>cka, stereo
& many other deluxe xtra.s.
Locally driven & just beauti·
lu.I! (YDI.625).
Nabers
Cadillac
Xlnt with new metallic red. See lt ·You'll Bey It AUTIIORIZED DEALER
549-1017. QIP. Ufl1D 540-9100 Open SUnday paint & many extras SlOOO. ~••• l••--=• 2600 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa
1971 Super Beetle, low TOYOJA
1966 H bo C >I "'"9303 mileage, headers, wood, ex-CADILLAC '68 S e d an ar r, ·1 • U'IO"' deViUe. Facto"" air, full
1969 TOYO/A Mark 11 -~~·· orig. warranty, 1966 Harbor, ·C.M. 646-9303 power, vinyl ·{op, tilt &
Very clean 1 owner. Recen1 I ·~ VW 8 ... , AM/FM -"~. telescopic steering, twilite major mo~ over h a U . •v .... •cau... BUICKS senlinal, AMIFM radio,
Needs 90 minor work. ~ ,. .... ,, •00~· 1tu0 ""'bed•.· 67 ~. ark Co elc. A one-owner car priced \Vlll sa below dealer ,,...,,. ,..,.,,.,. * ' ......,.I nvertible below Blue Book. Isl $2200 ~t:'~.•/ for quick &ale. Sl900=""''=6"'~"'=""=·=.,-....,..-,..,.i * '69 Buick Skytark~ 4 dr. check talces 11. 644-2949.
.........,,..., -TRANSPORTATION bug 44,000 mt & 32,IDI ml. 19n Cll'lll&na deVille
LEAVINO country, must sell 19 5 6, Mecbanically ex· r/h, ps, xlnt tires. ---
'70 Co~na. brand new eellent. Everything works CLEAN! 842-2446 5,IDI ml. Fully equipped.
brakes, ti.res " paint job, well. $350. 499-298.5. I~~"!"~~""""!'""'"'" Gold w/wbite vinyl top.
495-012)1 MUST Sell, 1971 V W '63 Buick Riviera, Loaded! ShowroOm cond. $6,400. Pvt "'ti:~~jiOi;Ji~~~ ~·--back. ~ •• ,, su...-Desperate. Make of 1 e r . party. 54:!M07f. '65 La o Excel cood, ~-,_ V•<U'6 !"'~II ""'7 00~ ,_ -nd. ~ or best otter, -~-~--· ------1970 Cad Eldorado · Fully 4 whl , new valves, lu-.:8 .. v 'fM'lll"
good brakes; $1500 or beat 493-4801. '64 BUICK SPECIAL equlp'd. Gold w/blk vinyl otter,~-'67 vw. Good cond. Runs Station Waeon top . .,2fint., .. ~1~ $4895 .
Xlnl. S'lllO or beat otter, * 548-5349 * ~·~ or O'N"'" ,.,.. ·n ta LaDd Crui9er, Jo
FLETCHER JONES CHEVROLET
DISCOUNT EXAMPLE
Fully Factory Equipped with Soft Ray Tinted
Gloss, Calif. Em ission Test, 3 Speed Fully
Sychronized Transmission, Botk Up lights, 2
Speed Wiper, Vinyt lnt«ior, Flow lllrOOQh
Ventilation OJDll Youn MOW!
'P.ftip~
f•r •11ly 41 .. 01fk1, F•ll c:11k •rk• 11 SU ...... l1tel. Tia & Lie:.
Dof1rr•4 •••••11t •ric:o i1
$2777.60 i11c:I. l11toro1f, T•a &
UcM••· .. _, Pore: ..........
is 10.97
'69 Mkfxet convtrt, gd cond.
wtre whls + xtru. Pvt pty.
536-3881.
litl's, owner, must sell. 645-67991646--3372. BUICK '66 Rlv1era GSJ..ow ElJ)()RAD() '68. 'Loaded-&
nd M. Whl AM/FM air immac. Azure blue with blk, ~--~~----~-~-~.;..;.---~--~--,----\Vlll . pvt pty. 557~2 or V.\V. '68, Bug. Excel. co . 1. le. , , I th ~ Or" _.7 thru out. Ski racks &: full pwr. Pvt pty. 673-7099 V. top & ea er. _.,,.,_ Recreational
MGB ' 1 T yota $.-. chains. Sl,<m. 493-4351. '64 Buick W~n, Good tires. otter 492-l3J8 or 835-llOO. Vehicles
o -VW ndial R ~• $275 CAD '64 Cpe de Ville, !ull --------------,..-------------! • 540-:3887 • '70 camper, SU Uni 6"""• . Ex I -~ ~ fi • •••mo pwr, ai r. Loaded, ce ~fGB '63, white w/Blk int. Ila __ .. COuvci .. on, •Ml'IU nn. .,._ _...,, $500 Of
wltt whl&, e--.1...._ com-·n T a Coro ' 2 dr, ~. 847-7855 '63 BUICK· New trans. RW\S 1"°er"". ~~A :1<.ai111· 5 or · "5""" Stic~ One own., $UOO. good _ ~·) ·.::'="""''~~~,=.,;--,.,--pletely o~rhauled I as t 615-6617 %13-498·1646 '68 VW Bug. Xl.nt cond. Orig. · .......... ...,.. -,69 Cadillae Convert.
week. $750. 673--Z47 •TI. tjJRON~ Marie II, 4 dr, ~Jff ~ ~· 2-8 4 91 ; 54S-47U all pwr. Xlnt cond. Re<!. ·ro MGB • 7.1,000 mu .. , new ••to; sharp. 1 owner. $1BOO. * ·~ ro' ~roP. CAMPER. CADILLAC $2400. * 644-1179 Urel. Private Party. ~ 645--0490 •• .--~ or 894-m.I. :=o-::=::::--,,,-,-=;-;-tent incl. Like-new · cond.
'67 MGB, ~'K II)) mil '68 WN Wagon, R&:H, GTh-'1536. o -es,. air, xlnt cond. $1150. 1 ..;o63:.:V,,::;W"'--good-~-nd~.~. -~.--. FACI'ORY must .eell. , * 675--3853 * ' . ., CO Ilion t1u w
• 67H464 * °"" 1950 or -offer. AUTHORIZED
YOUR ONLY
'69 /Toyota Crown Wagon, 494-TI97 or 646-5792. OPEL. autf> .,...... 34,000 ml. Xlnt '65 vw Squattback. one too CADILLAC
.=tol=d'-. =p;oo=-cc·o.96IH;830=='-·--· I many can! Muat sell this DEALER OPEL 1968 Kadett station
wagon • Xlnt cond. $700. Pvt
ply. 644-8818
PEUGEOT
'69 Peugeot
Station Wagon
Automatic trans, radial tires.
heater, 960AFV.
$1766 \See It. You'll Buy It
~w.tm W VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9ll3
PORSCHE
one. $800. 642-5379. Largest aclectlon or Cadll· TllUMPH vw van Caniper '67 reblt lacs in Oranae County.
,67 Triumph ~~· or best otter Sal-es-Leaslng.
Spitfire v.w. ·12 s.,baok, radio, ·"" Naben
""""· sunroof. Exe• .,,oo, Cadillac: One of those hard to find $2700. 644-2357.
super clean roadsters with 1 ..::::196;;;.9.:;vw.;;.,;=s"u"N=R~OO=F~ 2600 HARBOR BL.
hard top origlnal red {TPR· COSTA MESA
2011 $7m. Bill Maxey e ~1486 e 541).9100 Open Sundll)'
Toyota, 18881 Beach Blvd., '68 y.w. Bug. Excellent con-* .69 DEVILLE CONV. Like HW't. Beach. 847-8555. dil.iOn, radio. $800. 0 ,.1.. $2950 0
VOLKSWAGEN =='='-i'962"'-8430""' _ _,._, ~im ';; -.5. ove, '67 VW Sqbck. New motor, ftliVATE Party
'68 VW, needs engine work. ~ body. $850. 543-0581, '70 Cadillac Eldorado
. or belt otter. 412. -$4300. 675-7429
493-0041 ·70 VW Convert .. 2 New tires, 'Ga CADILLAC, xlnt c:ond.,
,61 VW SQBCK new Lop. SelVlced by tbe lllgb"-damaged "'"' $500
book. ~3729 ah 6 PM. 64"-~ or 963-3580 atl 6. . $1000/beAt orr. ~ bl ~ '67 V\V Camper, re t eng. CAD '68 CDV I dOO Best '61 V:W -It'll gel you there & 1600. XJnt cond. Days • 08 · hula aunroof too! ~.or 552-9'll4 eves 675-1542 oHer over $2(XX). CYPS668J.
CAMARO
'69 CAMARO. gel cond, V-8,
d1x int., air, P/S, PIB,
stereo radio/tape. $1700. .....,,,,.,
19n CM1ARO RaUy Sport,
xlnt cood. $2600.
673-4lMMI o•
CHEVROLET
'68 El Camino
V8, AT, PS, Air condltlonlng.
!8638<A). Only
$1395
HOWARD Chevrolet
Newport Beach
f..facArthur Blvd &: Jamboree
833-0555
·n El Camino custom, 350
auto, alr, P/S, P/B, R/H,
air shocks, 13.800 n1 i .
548-1669
'58 CJ I EVY, 2 DR, MOTOR
GOOD, $100.
""'4765 '63 PORSCHE SUPER 9().. otter. ~7670 '"'V ~.: '& . . -67>-~-=-· ~~~~~~ ~fust AeU. U700/besl offer. Yno • ~,-·,ne' pan accessoneR, '67 CAD, Sed de Ville, full 196.1 Chevelle SUper =··' ,..._,, ., __ .......,.. '69 VW, 31.UXJ actual mUe1, "6 pd •-• x--000 ......, ~ _,.,_ -1~ top nd 962. "'76 pwr, air, Excellent lhruout. • , tpe ....,., u-.a. or WILL Bu)' your PoJ"RChe or ..... .,, ........ .....,,,, co · 1 -~-....::::::~==--~~-Best otter 540-6077 best otler. fi4$.8454.
VW pe.M:t for or not. C.a.ll • Jl~.~ good '71 Super838-B:f~e d ~ '63 SEDAN de Ville full '66 CHEVELLE SS, 4 apd,
Kent Allen, 837-41m. ' $700 !1e~ter! · :g: aft 7: 4~67• ~-or best 'oaer. sNT~nd, P/S. S 7 9 5.
* ·n Porsche, Silver, • 963-t2'l2 e '68 VW Station 8 pauebger, , 1960 CHEVY 1 I AMJ:lf 'e xi~. e '65 CAMPER .. lfm eng. Vf!t iOw mileage. Must sell. 66 CAD Coov. New top, all m P a a ·
Xlnt cond. $lDl or otter. 535-6859 xtru. Full (>'NF. Fine cond. tranlport&Uon car, runs '57 Porsche Speedster 5316-4661 • Pvt pty. $1350. 55.2.-91n. good. Best offer. 846-6350
Taldna Joa! $2950 HOUSE HuntlngT Watch the Rec,..tional Recr .. tion1I ===*:S<S-=:,:781::;7:•===.:.:0=:au:=uiecl=::A;;;d•;;:;.· ;;;· ;;· ;"";;;:>'18~"'0;PEN;;;;;";;o;USE:=,;col:=um:n.=::: Vohlcl" 956 Vohlcl" 956
I ••
'72 HARYUT N£W 172
YAN·A·HOMI TRAYIL-1%1
(Model H1202) ''"" 6 , oW COllClifloftod, llble.
1111k, oppol111.d klkhe11, VI, auto. lro111.,
poww 19"ri119 & power IHok•1, heoler, fully
_,.. .. ,. fl93fT!).
6' Mogle O.t ,.frlgerotor, r_. lodll9" & •w
d•ck, plu1 -117 beou!Uul oppol11!"'•11'1. {St>f,
#23194) A ••I Our.
•7866
'73 OMC
JIMMY
Mg 2'° w. .... ....,1 .... h•t.•, h'fJ'. 11""1 -
•pr/Ill'" ty1Khr.111eth '""''Miu looo, .,,.,.._.
t!w,.d b<Kket ...t, OGie. el 10 cokn. 0..~
,_. -· •2577
OPtN ao&• r
ll<N YI c.-$795 (S., #27111 ... " •• °"" tou 11' • ~"."#3)1171 •...•• $1481
o.tN lOAD ..
~~#,inoi ······ $1411
OPIN lOAD 11'
'"'-$Htt ($«. #3Uttl , .... ,
ONN lOAD
..... ~!_ . 0..fll«I. ..,,1,.,
l!O'f,6-.~Hy • r,!. ~ ...... $2SU
~ .. 10V.' :~ .. ~UM $1655
....... ... $1455
NIW '7l OMC
V• TON P.U.
Wlll11lh I' bo•, h.y. dul"f
..,11111, to.ot..,, 2SO t u,1in. •"·
glu.... 1pooe lift. cto.lce of 10
co&erl. 0..d ... 'fO"" to4oyl
$8566
NEW '73
GMC YAN
IPICIALS
H1W '72 eMC CAl VAN
'"·-$4U6 ($ff, #ffM!t ••• ' •.•
'61 VW 7 'All. IUI
/S... #01111 ..•.... $1666
70 DATIUN ,.U.
w/C..Uf.,..1 .. o· "'~ c ... _ $256' (ht. !18641) ...... .
'70 rOID r .tJO
•I'-•-$126' t'-'-:12S5} _-_l••·•.
'tf YW ~Ha ·---,.,. ,.P $2U6 1 ..... .:teUJ , .. , .• ,
'U 'ID 4 W.D.
''"'· ..,.,, . .. .. . . $ lt6'
'71 POID r-210
.. 111• c:..-...,......, .. _ ... ..._. e.&..&...&.&
u .... #41611 ....... .....-
7 Yl.U llNAHC•G "\V AILAlll ON Al'PllOVIO Cuoif
WI UYI DAllT 191111: 'l'IUCIS, CAMPus, .... 90qu,
MfGll IO-& YUi, COllYllSIOIS
OPIN SUNDAYS
•
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•
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---.. . " . . • ' . l ( '· ..
I •
3fJ O~ll Y PILOT
_,,._ J§ I.,-"'-1§1 1 •"'"'""~ , l§J [ _,,,_ )§J I Ml,...,._ 1§1 [ Aw••• ]§][ ........... ]§][ ..... ..,.. J§J I ._..,.. l§J
Autoo, lJ...i 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMd 990 J !A:;u:::t;:os;:•..;U~...t:::::.==.,,,;990:.:.:JA~;..ut"-o;,.;s':, ~U-~Md"'::'.":"-:'....;.990.;.;;
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL -COUGAR FALCON
990Aut .. , \keel
•
111% WARRANTY 100% WARRANTY
'72 CHEV IMP. '71 CAMARO
CUilom cpe, ~-A. auto1naHc. V-8. automaUc, JXl\\>er stttr-
p<M>er 11leeriag, power true;, air. bucket seata. con-
brakes, air cond .. VJl\Vl roof, mlc. A sharp car. (15501-"'C>
thlt car is , ¥cry clean & m.ly
pr;ced low. (~) ONLY · $2895 .
.$3T9.5 -t!OW/Ut.I> ci..vrpl•t
HOWARD'Ct..vrolet Newpofl BHch
Newport Beach 1.-faeArthW' Blvd k JamborL'('
MacArthur Blvd &-Jamboree Pl-055$
83J.45.15 1970 Chev. Concours Estate, '71 El -Camino R Pass. s.a. w'gn. Pwr.
Cu PS. Ai.,. ... _i. Steering & brakes. AM-FN stom. Air, ~ l,A ..... ei St ... 'l'eO redk>, tilt steer. whL
900!!6V. $2 .. n 95 Faotory Alr.·luggage rack, .e new tires &. brake&. Pan~-
• " Ing. <A81dng $2j~ 557-4861. MaCffOwa .. ' . rd '6.S O>evy Impala !rrATION
\\1AGON, 9 pass .. new tires, 531-4000 or 531-0607 good cond. $395. 499-3214.
Cornes.!:~ ~orbor CONTINENTAL
'72 LINCOLN
Continental cpt. u.ded with
extra&. Super clean car. Al
•,vholesalc.
$4595.00
MacHoward
531-4000 or-'531-cl607
Corner lit & Harbor
Santa An•
LINCOLN '$4, $800 or best
offer. Xlnt cond. Ute blue
color, must ·see--ro apprec.
Call MS-2314, 8-5, alt 6, 83>-0224.
'71 CONT: SE DAN
$525(). • 642-4100
COlfVAIR
1 -......;~;;..;;.;..;;.;~-1-~:--~~~
'61 f' ALCON R.anchero
G<>Od conclltlaa 1375. MUST tell, '69 Cowr:ar. Air. N!llrOOI) W/ white Vinyl ton
Goort oond. 673-4542.
DODGE
'70 Docl9e
-FORD
'7·1 Pinto
Short VWI , AT, VS, t .... 'O tont> 2 dr.acdan, autotnatic trans,
paint; new tires. llard to ndio, "".lde ~lrts. eUAt. ex-
find van. Hurry! 67913E. terlor lr1m, lime green. 012-
$%495 CQR. $1566
MacHoward s... " . You·n Buy 1t
s31-6QOO or 531-0607 ~ L··.:• Corner ht~ Harbor W. 'Ull"'
Santa Ana TOYOTA
CLEAN '67 Dodge Come!
1962 CORVAJR Monza,
mileage, $200.
.RT, 440 mag-eng., full 1!l66.Harbor. t;,M. 646-9303
power, air. buckel seats, 155 MUSTANG 6cyl., auto.
&utomattc-stlck, 50.COO mt. trana., radio, heater, new 10 $700. 962-7235. tires, new paint, water
91'H877 '68 Coronet 440, 2 dr, 318, V-reslstll.Jlt cover. $800. Call
rs 8:IHi6'7 After 6 PM.
MOVING must sell. 1969 El
Can1ino S.S 396, 4 speed,
air cond, wry clean ?.fake
offer 492--3710. or 498-5297.
R, AT, air, , new =~=-=~~--'7l-4DR Cont t n en ta I . tlres/palnt $995. 83.1--0 149 l9n FORD LTD 2 dr h.t.
M1/Fl\1 stereo, leather int, ftft 6:30, all day Sun. ~tless! See to believe at COUGAR
vinyl top, F/A. fl pwr, tilt '72 COUGAR, g<>IQ, like new , '71 DO~E Van CamJ')<!f', Santa Ana Ave., Colta
s{I' v.'hl. ~1ust sell to best of· loaded WiU1 extni.s, $3350. xlnt cond. 28;000 miles. ~1e:;a after 5 pm wkdays, all
A good we.nt ad ls 8 good in· fer. 646-5597 Days GT:J-4210, eves a.21zi · 962-2280 day Sal & Son.
vestment. Nt>ed a "'Pad"? Plflcc an ad! &>U idle itr-n1s ... 642-5678 Cl:i.ssified Ads . 642·5678 1970 GALAXIE '500, ZJ,000
'
. ... . -
WE HAVE THE FINEST SEf.ECTJON OF PREVIOUSLY .
OWNED CADIIJ.AC~ .IN ORANGE COUNTY!
• 24 Coupe De ViAe .... 20 Sedan 0. Viffff.-9 El Dor1.do1-3 Bro119h1.,,.....'6l's to "12's •
PLUS MANY OTHER FINE AUTOMOBILES
. . '72 OLDS 98 . ' '71 ()01JPE DE VDJ.E '
RACTORY AIR CONDMONINC, vinyl top, l>Jxurlous 4-<lr •. Hardtop. factdl'y alr eoodl-
tioning, full power vinyl top, beaut1tul tapes-full power, beautiful cloth & leatber interior, try interior, Wt wheel. Auto. trans., radio, AM/Ft.!1 crutse ·~ntrol, rrlany delwce xtras. hee.ter, W/W Ura.A.b8olutely showroom fresh' .
(o:!OCXV) WITH LESS than 9000 mflea. See t'? be]jeve. .. ~ '(588EAD). ''4777 '
•
:=="7.='--'-'-'-'-"''="~I n1I, factory warranty, auto, ,.A:::.u:.;l:::.O•::•..;N:.;•:;.w;:._ __ _;980.:;.:._A:.;;;ut:.;o:.;s:.., .;_N;.:•:::.w;....;. ___ 9:.;8:..:0:..;..A:..:u;..to:.:•;..• ..:.N;.•:.:w;_ ___ 9::.8;.;0;....;.A;_;u:.;to;..s::•:::.N..:.•;..w:::._ __ _;.c980 air, PB, PS. Must sell. best
1• offer, $2000. 492-2617 days,
496-5583 eve.
'81 SEDAN DE VILLE
Factory Air Conditioning, full power, vinyl
'71 SEDAN DE VU,I.E
Vinyl top, Full power and factory air condi-
'
OR1EASEFOR
PER
MONTH
Pric•• p,..tec:tH •• C•n 01'1rff TH1y, f1llJ F.ct..-y
i.tiiffWMMO.O.l.L
5 TIA.I Ol JOMI Mii.i WAllA•H Oii rYllT lllW CAI
Yes. o S y.ar. or S0,000 m~e wominty on •very new.cor. ot
no ex'111 cent. Warranty becomes effective upon exp1rot1.on
or loctory worronty ond covlf~ otl lubr~ated ports provid-
ing Wis SIO'iced ol Rex Ellsworth Pon!IOC. "
HEW '73 VENTURA H's
16 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM
ORPAYONLY •••
l'rices protected on cars ordered 1....t..... On opp ed .,. for 48 C ... . """1·. rov tr rt . . mos. Ow prrce $7396.95 incl, klx & lie Deferred pnce tnelllding oil finonce charges. s2891 •
ANNUAL PfRCENl AGE RATE 9.73%.
'69 PONTIAC BoRnevil e ·--·---·-$1491 "" ...... --$1191 ~=K 1-'ou '"' '.:".'.-.NS.t.DZ . ..
'71 CHEV rick-Up
:?.•£;" "" .a .. $2591
'71 VEGA
'72 PONTIAC l~ ............... __ 91
,...,-........ ro,.p ...
.......,,, 207tOO~s..i
'70 MAVERICK $991 '68 CHEY Pick.-up
::..'~· ·-·~ "' -$1191 1901U I
'70 PONTIAC lerys ::."" ~~. -~.:: 691
' lln7tf • ,
71 OlDS Torottg.d~ '71 VOlKS ~ ...... _,_,.._ :>J 191 -··--.... $991 Wlft~WS, , •• , 1N !1, fl'.
Ml1t0tl .... _. 1JSl\Y
• I
'7'2 Ford Cntry Squire Sta.
Wagon, air, PB, PS, Ork
Brown. LDw mi. $4200 or
best offer, 9'/9-6218.
FORD '64 Cntry Squire
Wag, R/H, Fact air, auto
PS/PB. Good cond, 1 own-
er, 67,000 mi. $595. 675-0375.
SHARP 1960 convertible,
T-Bird motor, almost new
top. Orig. owner. $250.
499-2974.
'68 Ford L TO Country Squire
Prl owner, $975. Make offer
557-3215.
'61 FORD V-8, auto, $100.
cash only.
• 842-0012
.. 12 FORD CuAt club wagon,
les.<i than SM mf, all xtras,
Sailor overseas 962--0224
'66 Ford, 1 owner, 65,{XX)
n1ile11. Make offer. Call
646-5990.
'65 . FALCON wagon, fair
condition $275.
847-8115
F'ORD '69 LTD 9/Pass. Full
power: air, rack, priv. par-
ty. S2~295. 894-5270.
JEEPS
4 \\'1-IEEL Drive Jeep, like
new, :recond., with top. By
a.ppt. 673-6781 Corona ae1
Mar.
'71 Toyota Land Cruiser, 100
mi's, 1 owner, must sell.
Will fin. Pvt pty. W7--05t2 or
586-7444. .
'70 TOYorA Landcruiser,
new tires, low m 11 e a ,
sncrillce. $1995. 60-8267.
UN COLN
'63 LINCOLN-Full power
w/alr. Runs good.
Everything works. Needs
lronl-end body work. $100 or
make olfer. 893-9344 or
645-0'IUO!
LINCOLN ('66) Convert.
Marooo w/blk top, {nu)
Eng xlnt Mape, last of con-
vertible made. 646:-Z45.
MAVERICK·
1970 Jl.1AVERICK, r ed
w/blk & wht int, auto, tpe
deck, $taicl. 838-0912, days,
968--7465 eves pri/pty.
1972 Colony Park Sta. Wgn.
Loaded. $4,350. 101 EKA.
top, leather' interior. tilt It: telescop(c steering,
Al\.l/FM radio, etc. CVDP877)
tioning, Leather interior, tilt-tele wheel,
po\ver door I~ AM-FM radio, e~. ( 430CZI)
$2222 ......
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'71 ELDORADO '72'1'1.EETWOOD
Convertible. Leather interior, tun poo.ver, fac-Brougham. Vlnyl•top, Leather, dual comfort tory air, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo with t.ape seats, full power, factory air, tilt wheel, A~f-player, power door locks, twilight sentinel, FM atereo, power door locks, cruise ·control,
cruise control, extremely low mlleaif!. ( 404086) twJlight sentineL (611EAC>.
'6555 .. 999
'M ·SEDAN DE VU;J.J: '72 MERCEDES 250S
Full power, factory air conditioning, cloth It: Less t.h&.n 7,600 miles. Facto~ air, rt= steer-leather interior, AM/FM rad.Jo, power door ing &: disc brakes,. automat c, ful lea"tber in·
locks, less than 51,000 miles, Shows outstand-terlor, AM/FM stereo multiplex, moat all de--Ing care. CSRM133) luxe extras. (2'T7GBX)
$18CIC $ALE PRICEP
' ' '70 SEDAN DE. VDJ.E '81nD0RADO '.
Vinyl top, t.apestry Interior, flil1 power, fac-Full power. factory air. AM-FM Stereo, padd-tory air, tilt wheel, .AM-FM, power door locks, ed top. Leather interior, power door locks, twilight sentinel. 6 to choose from. As Low u Vinyl top, full power, factory alr, custom
(554ASI) tllt-tele "'heel. (215BSY)
83777 82777
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'70 CAD. BROUGHAM '71 GRAND PRIX
Beautiful Firemist Paint with full leather in-Vinyl top, full power, factory air, custom terlor, dual comfort seats, vinyl top, full pow-sport "'heels, vtnyl bucket seata, local 1 er, tilt It: telescopic steering, stereo, cruise mvnt?I" car wt.th less than 16,000 mile& .. control, light sentinel, most all xtras. (033-(139552) ADY) $ALE PRICED 83999
Hours: 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. tbru Fri.
. 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and .Sllll. . . ~ •
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540•9100
-t~~~ 673-;;w .. ~: DAILY PILOT Classified for Action ! !
top cond. $2595. 494--0255.
Sell \die item.! now! Call
642--5678 now!
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GREAT USED CARS
'70 V.W. FASTBACK .............. $AVE '70 CHEV. NOVA ................ $1795
Ai.rto.. Trant., ~ Sl"rlng -VI. (32291() ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'
'72 NOVA ...................... $2295 '71 SUPER BUG $1795 (051G810
Radio, .._191'", )Uent Cond. {7"0JO)
'67 MUSTANG ........ : .......... $AVE '68 V.W. FASTBACK .............. $AVE (VTUt.22)
CXEWllSI
·11 v.w_._Bus ........ : ............ 52495
AM/P:M Rtdli, kin Roel'. (mt:XX) '70 V.W. BUG $1495 .......... --. . . . . . .
'71 JEEP WAGON ................ $AVE
' WhMI Dr,.,., R.&H .. Avto. r,.,.,; """r lfrttrlnt. (fllOUFJ '66 ·v.w . BUG $895 . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .
(RXN4021 ~ '67 V.W. CAMPER ............... $1495
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'64 V.W. KARMANN GHIA $AVE '69 V.W. S9UAREBACK . . . . . . . . . . . $AVE (TQMlft)
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'64 V.W. KARMANN GHIA $895 '67 V.W. IUS .................... $1195
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'64 V.W. IUG . -................. -$795 '69 Y.W. FASTBACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SAVE
tOl(l'IH) "IYUT151)
'6Z Y.W. BUG ..... -............. . $695 '71 V.W. mE 4 WAGON ......... $2495
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LARGE SELECTION OF IUSSU. CAMPUS & STATION WAGONS
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,: .llJt~~ W:.EW'73~ECARLO . ::;~~TCHBACK
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wlTll 2JO CIO """lne, rtdht, wt.It• W•ll tlm, .....,.., trim rl11t11i, dCIOr ""9• ~nit, 1-PWf lnlerlol" tloth, 11c. • "'""""' with avto. tr1n1.. VI, pwr • ..,tnclo111$, wl.-. """"l CO\leN, QIMll'dlr door tdgt guards, Mc. ·!: ~~ t• I , ' $
ONLY 3,888 ONLY $2,888
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._1ter1
(. .. ·~·. ... ..... !7/1694 ' d lit tMd.. pwr. windows. 1tt«int Grid AM-FM ra-
: • ._ ..tiitts. tit whHI. 3~ CD qilt, llc. ,;! 0Nl~6 488
NEW '73 IMPALA S~ Wgn .
"'1Jl:Drs
No. 101m/1dt
with 4DO CID VI lftOIM, ndlo,. tinted gll "' powr
t1!'°8f9. Whitt Wltll, ITC,
ONL~3,788
I #21791 1/1$47
wltll 6.00.14 nyton urn. oll rm.r, '"'"""· •VMflrorntlh tr.n1., big 110 CID tn11lne. •Ult. iPrlntn, llf•k• bCIOtltr,
1par1 l!re, .-tc.
ONLY $2,488
. NEW '73 CHEVY 4·Dr. Sedan
0Nl~3,388 · ~: NEW '73 taguO. Colonnade
s:• Codpe
NEW '73 IMPALA SPORT CPE. NEW '73 El CAMINO
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,,,.,-. bllcktt 11, uo v1. pow9r •'"'11'111· · -inyl roof V 8 wheel c ~ wh"es -•·o aux. ''"ht' ,,_.,,. WllMI, f'Ml 'M rMlo. POWW •••· ~ • , Y , • • ave,~ 11 , 1uul , "'lll 1ng,
-·'"--7~·-$ . -.':·' ... ' -$ --·
wi!lt oi' cone!, tinted .glass, pwr. steering and bndcu, 350 CID
engine, tilt wheel, whet! covers, auto. trans., whit•~· rodi~. elc.
0 LY 3,988 ., ' -.~ . ONLY ·3#588 .
No. 1313S1,11527
with afS1om fterior, rad'IQ. white Willis.,_..... nns.,. I.cl
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NEW .'73 IMPALA Custom
Coupe
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Witt'! ~r <*'Id., U1 CID VI, •viom.lk 1r9n1.. tltll'ld
gi.u,, lfllltll141 -II f!NI, !'Mio, wllMI cowr.. l'IC. . '
ONLY
BIG .
STOCK
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~and% Ton
Pickups!
. 0Nl~3,788
'NEW '731h-T on Pickup
with VI entlne. pe6dM:I '""~ ptMI, H.O. rMllator a. IPl'lf't91, rHIO, ..rtr• d'I-, ....... , ....
ONLY $~1888
NEW '73 :Y+ Ton Pickup
,, lmo/15711
wlll'I 1lr ~IOl'llf'll, 1utomllk: ti'-.• 3:50 CID W.
hMyy.dllfY rMr ........ fOlm IMI, ._
ONLY
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135
MUST
GO!
NEW '73 VEGA Hatchback
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.t.Ytff fotS-. K~l[ AutosflwW. ]§] [ Au!O& tv.-5* ]§J I ---J§]ll Al.ltClll tot s.i. ---l§l I ._,,,.. 1§1 [ ·~ .. --I~ ~~~~;;;;;;;;;m;;;~ ;;;;;;:;:;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::===::=======-l ~~~~~--_.!990~ Autoo, Uoad 990 Autos, u...i 990Autos, Used 990 Autoo, Used 990 Auto•, Uted 990
MERCURY MUSTANG OLDSMOllLE PINTO RAMBW T·llRD
DISCOUNT EXAMPLE
BRAND 'NEW 1973 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO
Fully f•ctory •quipped with pow e r
steering, pow~r brakes, back up lights,
2 speed wiper, padded dash, shoulder
harness, Calif. emission tested' 350 cu.
in. Y-8 engine.
ORDER YOURS NOW
For only 41 montlu, 011 appl"O¥.d
c:radit, Futl ca1h pric:a h $) 1 lrl2.-
40 plu1 tax & l ie:. O.fatr.O p•Y·
me11t pfic1;. $1921.37 i11cl. in-
fere1f, f•.-& Lie. An111o1el ,,.,.
C!"t•g• r•I• i1 l 0. 97.
'71 MERC. MARQUIS
10 PASS. WAGON. Loeded
wll b ext.ras. f.Ow n1iltii, 830=""
CIP.
'69 ~1u11tana:, CT. 300, • spd, MUST sell! """6S-o ·Jda '72 Pinto Runabout, l..anQau '64 RAMBLER Aterlca11, 2 '72 T·BIRD Showroom cood, Lo mi, Torooado. Air, all pWr. Xlnt •~p a · --• Full -··p d N t t • hol -~ ~ ~. ll bl bk ....... ,_, .., ' 1l' u.ouu. Y ~.,...._, • r u pan ... up s. Iii""" ··--.... _, ___ ~ ot--'PS/PB~ ..tape.. vl.nyl t ·~~~,,.RJU wi ......... e 5.'.lQO-fftl-'.1o~cottdr-Af nsportation, ~ aft A.G~1~~ ..,._. top, Exceptional car. ?i-fugl pl'itt. W!l> Rd.ill 6 ....... 96>0192 , .. ., Full 1',acl. Equlp. Incl. crulst
$3995.00
MacHoward
f!34(). 1st $850 takes. AlBO .... -· ..,.. oontrol 11.uto l<'mp. AM/FM see loappl'l.'C.CdM ti44-<l368 '73 v~. ~. u~ PLYMOUTH RAMBL~RS,. Good Sl4,'rt.'Olix~·aypower1eatJI,
MUSI' ANG '72 f'oslback, warr. Will aeU at $200 under transportation. fi3 W~\ optional 400 ,.u. in. eiw-
Whtlblk int, 3Sl-2V f'Hg, window price 495-4129 {pri 1968 Plymouth VIP _. dr, U)O. '64 2 door $350. Private special order Walnul Fire
mug whls, WO tires, k>UdNl, pty•. vinyl root r8dlo heatt+ a1r party. 841--04.17. ptt.lnl w/malchlng wheel
531..6000 or 531-0607 pri pty, Fair value, $2875. ,69 Olds Cutlass condltioni;,g, pw~ steerii\c A: ALMO$T tree -$1!?, '63 coven. Private Party.
Corner Jst & Harbor &12-8327 S Air 1 d brakes. New Ure1 A brakes, Oa.ssic, 2 door, NeOOs EYCS. 838-7869
Santa Ana 1971 1i-1ustang . Mach I, 351-Cpe. VS, AT, P • • prce xlnt t.'Ond & just 52,000 erieme work. Rest in J.'Ood ,63 T-a·~. air cood, 1 CID, 4 spd box, w-Hurst ~;r w~e C327DFB}. miles, Kc.t11 au11e1t~d N\ape. 54S-..3094 o1.1
'6'9 Mtm1rY Mar.qui s shifter, air, AM/1'"M + r e tail $1,350.·.,,pnce ~~rM~wm-:'ttM
Brougham-Afr, vinyl roo{, other extras. One owner, $ 1595 $1,19!1. 83T"""'ZJ9. T -BIRD -
luli • power. Extra cleM. S:!<IOO. CaU 962-3517. HOWARD Ch.vrolet PONTIAC " -"~=·•· ----==
• f\.1ust 18.Cl'ilice, Sl.395. Days: 1971 302 v .. ~ Pl P/b VEGA 835-4545 . ext 258; Eves: '"'ti"'· s, • Newpott Beach '62 T-BIRO, nu trans, Rwis
&t!H!972 auto-air. 27 M mt. Cold MacArthurBiod~Jambo""' '70 PONTIAC good. S295. Cail --------1 ""-!--.. w/blk. Mach I exL $2,595. 13 .. SSS . 548-4742 JB72 • Vea& GT ~ Silver
'TI ...uaulQ' Park wai:on -6613-"5~~12~. =-=..,---=o-I:=~,,-~-~~~~-~:--;= Ex "DAI • cood 4. 13000 OnJy 19.IXXI mi. AbeoluteJy CLEAN= ,65 M"""""°' _ ecutive 9 pus wagon V-8, -70 T·BIRD Landau Cpe, all ~"i'. .... , air • • in1maculate' New tires de-••·••••-"'e• '°"• '62 Olds, n!blt eng. Very A~tomatlc, power stee~. poftr, 17,IXX> ~ Perfect or1c ml, pri jity .... lux ai r Pl~ Pl tilt 'whl Auto, R/tl, runs greaL good trQsp, Nice! $'J50, a.Jr, elec. windows. electric oond. $3400 w--&963. Need a "Pad'I! p · · · • f100 Call ~7616. rear w l n do w , rack. -:--~-".-;--· .,----.;;;;;; lugg rack, et<'. $3495. 644-· e 548-.5288 e Howards' apeclal buy of the Autos.. UMd_ -'90 Autos. UMd
031s. '61 Olds w..,• priced at Wbot...ie.
MERC Co t ·n 4 d s I '70 MUSTANG, 19,000 mi., v· ~.. 9 (4.528EO) only · me r P pale yelloo•, radio, A/C, tsta ._~ .. aser pass v.•agon. ·$• 2450 Sed. R&R, Air, auto., tinted xlnt cond. 6'15--l4!J.I VS, AT, PS, Ait, Rack.
glass, Bn>v.11 vinyl top, low ="-'7..65="'M'Cu"-sr""'A°"N"'c--·i Priced under wholesa:le.. HOWARD Chevrolet mi., 1 owner, Private, CdM, {\VAV660) Only
67: ...... JO'l>. :! dr, auto trans ' $750 $· l 495 Newport Beach _
'69 MERC co11vt. _ Extra 546--8328 MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
clC"an, PIS, PIB, F'act "air, '70 MUSTANG COod cond, HOWARD Chevrolet 83S.0555
new tires & hrks. $1350 or Nice interior, Must scU. Newport Beach '66 Pont Bonne 4. dr, nearly
trade for VW bus. 642-9799. $1800. 846-~1 MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree ll<'W t~s. brks, paint &.
·72 MARQUIS Brougham 2-dr '69 Mustang, vin. top, top 83~55 tuneup. Air &. pwr with
HT-New S&.nl, asking cond. 26,000 mi's. Orig. ,69 OLDS, Dclta 8$, 2 dr !IT s~ant 5.5,000 mi. $695. Days ~s.c'"°=· ""'"'-=='-oaf'Ct-05-=---I 66owneMr. $18:lll. 640--0844T'"""" . P/S, P/B, AM/FM, vinyl 64&-0231, e\li!S 64&-4341 '70 v .w . MUSTANG · ustang H -""''" au!o, top, good cond. $16.50. '62 BONNEVILLE, new St•llon W$1n. Fully Equipped. air, &'.l,000 n1i. 1-owncr. $950. 847-1538 tires, exhaust sys. Eng. gd.
•n MUSTANG Grande'. All t 54S-TI16 1967 Olds 442, 4 spd, orig Vehicle insP<'Ct. ok. $295.
pWl'., AJC., xlnt cond. $2600 HOUSE Hunting? Watch the O\vner, needs seat covers, lc833-c:=-'02835.c:=-==o--,,----'71 DODGE COLT
$2195
I or offer. ~1936 All 6 PM OPEN HOUSE column. $500. Call 847-5876. 1961 FIREBIRD all power,
980Aut"6 NeW 980Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 air, • t rbiu, th-es,
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'70 Le Mana, dr coupe,
All!O. Trem., Jt&H, m.t1llk: blue, m.ny xlrilf.
71 TOYOTA $)495:
UNI VER -SITY OLDSMOBl .LE
PROUDLY AN NOUNCES
WE ARE
OLDSMOBILE'S # 1 OMEGA DEALER
'71
IMPALA
SUPER SPORT
.CHEV.
VEGA
FASTBACK
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OLDS
DEL TA 18 H.T.
v.a. 1\11111. tr1M., fldet"y •lr und~ •lonlflt, ,..., st_,,., ....-ltt"lk~. "°""' ..,llMMwl, rltlll, llMtw, w11u ...
Wiii fires, llnlM '"'" wllnl COVfll"I,
l.11\0ot! '°'· '62ECU
CHEV.
IMPALA
STA. WGN.
V-t, twt., lt•ns., fl<l'Ory
1ir condlllelilnt, ,.._r
stwri119, rlda, hMl•r, vinyl Jlttmer. vtl021
$666
4 speed, xss 4ll
v.w.
BUG
V-t. •vie. lf•M., fie,...,
•Ir <:Onlllllllliilltl, pow..-
11..,.ing. PCtWtr brlkH.
ri~lt, ,,_,.,, Le~ top,
MWUU
$1066
'70 DATSUN SE.D.
1tadic1 a HNltr. ,noas
V-t. Hie, lnlM., t1ctory
1lr e<>ncllt5onlng, llOW•r
1!Mrlrtg, p1tw1r lltlk••·
redki, llHl•r, wn1,.w1n
li"ft, Vinyl root, tlnled
9lilu, wll"' cave"" YDli:· "' . $1466
V-1, ilUtl. ltillll., llC!ery
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r1dll, ltNltt'. llDE•.M
'68
FORD
STA. WGN .
V·I, IUI• •. tre111 .• llclory
1Jr •ndltlOnlnt, pc1w1r
1IHrin1, rlldia, hNlff.
flnlld flllS, Wfltll COV•
.,,, vln~I lntwllr. 52611'£
GALX. H.T. •
V-1, •uie. lr1n1 .. fKlory
1lr <:Onllttlonlrlt, poww
s'-1119, t ... 11, hNlet»
w!llMWl11 llm. lllllM
11111, """'' cew-. v111y1 llllemf", "411CIM
$1766
Y-1, •lfte. trlM •• facMry tlr candi-
\ftnlng, .,....., llHrln9, r1dio. ttfilt•,
l.1ndG11 Mto. WFA~12
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1:ires, lo ml. Very clean.
izm. * 5'i~2367
Coupe. YtllOw. -'utOnWllc.
** "67 Firebird, full equi?-
ped, xlnt cond., SllOO.
557-ll!67
'69 TRIUMPH
ll!dslr. Gofv-is G..-Bomb. $AVE
•ro Le J\fan'! Sport, HTP, xlnt
cond., one oo•o<'r, super buy
at U970. 962~116
'72 _f.'ircb ird, immac. Super
loaded wlfacl xtras. ?.1ust
sell. 548--ii860.
'65 FALCON
c~ 11:.iio. Heet«. $695
'55 Pont, Cat. Low 1ni, motor
Excel. Best offer. Orig
owner 54:8-3175.
'69 M.G.C.
G.T. Coupe. Y~llow, wire w~"'I!, r..i5o,
overdrive. elc. $AVE
'65 BONNEVrLLE \Vagon,
auto trans, PIS, P/B, air,
immac. $675. 644--4579 L •
'64 V.W. BUG $695
'68 FffiEBIRD, tWJy equip-
ped, extremely good cond.
U:iw priced. 673-5507_
·n GRAND Prix, beaut cone!.
all extras, very reasonable.
6'IJ-5501.
'68 OPEL
W•llO"o Many ac:enlMin. . ; $595
1972 GRAND PRIX -l.oAded.
Must seU. Xlnt c o n d •
979--0172 or 673-.!121.
RAMBLER
'64 Rambler wagon,
Good condition $375.
646-5848
'63 RAMBLER Station \Vgn,
new engine, good tires. runs
good. Best offer 557-1036
Autos, Imported 970
1000/o GUARANTIED
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THE 73'1 ARE HERE I
100% GUARAllTUD
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
ALL CARS LISTED ARl
GUARANTEED I 000/o
1967 vw ... BUG w , .. Mi .. "'1969 YW SQ. BACK ...
<4 sp•ed, r1dio, bu1t1~ gu•fd, 4 •P••d, Lu9919• r•c~ redio, 4 1pe.M, •xc1Ueftf
exlre nice. tVDA 797) colldition. IYl'T Siii
$988 $1388
1969 VW BUG 1968 vw
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A1.1foJ111tic 1fic~, redio, bump•r qu1rd1,
white ••11 tire1, wt.••I m•q•, imm•cul1te
condition. IZVF 3921
4 •p•ed, Unb.-li•v•bly cl••n. <4 1pMd, .
Radio, Bump•r Gv•rdJ. IVGJ 204)
$1288
1968 VW CAMPER
>-4 1p•ed. R•dio, "''Y cl••11. IVZZ 027)
$1588
$1088
1970 VW BUG
4 1p••d, redio, •b1olut1ly spoil•••· 1172
ASP!
$1488
HARD TO FIND ~~~----~--~--~~~, 1971 VW BUG •
VW, 6 PASS, PICKUP TRUCK. llii1 herd
to._lind pid111p is In •xcellent conditio"-
1 SKK SIOI
4 11>9.d, fectory eir, redio, b11rnpe;r "'
9u•rd1, sh•rp. 1159 IZCJ
$1188 $1688
DEMO SALE!~ .·,
ALL UNDER FACTORY NEW CAR WARRA'NTY!
LARGE SELECTION.
Two Examples:
411 YW DEMO 1972 YW FAST BACK
Altto. tr•!'•·• r•cllo. l•eutifvl M•f.tllic ll11e
with Gray l11t.rlor, S,JJ:O Mio H.1 N-
Cer W•"•"tv to 24,000 ml. or 24 "1,0•
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UNUSUAL Buyl tho nice thing•. New rub-$3699 4•pHd;redio. IRTS9911
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'71 TOYOTA 4 DR. SID. Sf560.
R1dio, 4speed,1ircond. 1201 CTO) .,' I
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IOOI PllCI ts SJ600 4 speed, radio. Nice. IXRZ 7211 ,
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1971 FORD TORINO
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KELLEY WHOLESALE PRICES . ON THESE '70's $1575 . • ON THESE 70's $1950
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Air c .. d., P.S., ...iio. 1211 BHFI
'70 MAUIU COUPI ·$1967
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FULL PRICE
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1800CC engine, Chrome Front Bumper,
Tool Kit. White Wall Tires
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FULL PRICE
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