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VOL.68~NO . 144, 3SECTIONS, 3' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY,MAY24, 1975 TEN CENTS
Neighborhood ·'Ado_pts' 21 Refugees
-BylC'ATHYCcANCY ____ irged·e1ghno1s--and-made a
_tM ... Da!IYl'i"""-" 500-mile trip on root to her sis-
. Kim·~p'b fo{guyen , one of Hunt-ter"s home In Saigon.
mgton Be;ilch's newest residents, Her 1i1ter-in-law, Bach-Mai
watcMd during the 1968 Tet or-Ngu)'en, 37 and pregnant, recent-
fensive in._V!~tnam when the Viet ly carried her one and two.year-
Cong butted· her husband and ~ old clil1dren· on a mount Bl nous
others alive: 100-mil~ trip on toot -from Viet
So did.her seven children. Cong -surrounded Pleiku to
Two monU.s a9tt' as ib.e Viet Saigoh., ·_dodging bullets all the Cong neared" thefri"bci:me tn Hue way.
again.~~ jithe.-ll.her children And Tbuong Nguyen, 40, a Viet-
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namese Air Eoc.ce-majoc., put his
wife and five children on a plan~
out of ·Sajgon in late April, not
knowing If he would ever see
them again.
Today, 21 members or the
Nguyen family are making new
lives tor themselves in Hunt-
ingtoo &each -where a whole
neighborhOOO has adopted them.
They are all staying at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. George
Young, 1-72.1.2_ Avalon Lane.
Young's Wire, Marianne, is Bach·
Mai's sister, and sister, sister-in·
lllw and aunt to the others stay-
ing in her home.
. "Some people might think we
are crazy to put 21 people in
here," Young said Friday. "But
we needed to. The help from the
neighborhood has been amaz-
ing."
All 12 children in the Nguyen
family have been attending
school the past week at hearby
·Lark View School, where Prin·
cipal Stanton Burrill has ar·
ranged an emergency English
language tutoring program and
put two adult f_amil_y members to
work as instructional aides.
The students, age five to 18, are
being tutored by their volunteer
classmates at Lark \'.iew, and
familieS throughout the school
area have donated clothing, food
and even offered to take them in·
Lo their homes.
"It 's amazing how quickly the
kids are learning," Burrill said
ofthe ·Vietnamese.
And, he noted, the American
volunteer youngsters are learn·
ing Vietnamese words from their
new friends as well. "It's a
!See Viet, PaleA3l
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Fair to Get
New Stables
By ALAN DIRKJN
Of .. 0.11, "'Mil SUff
The Orange County Fair Board
ls to receive $70,000 in state funds
to build two new barns to stable
horses on the fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
Fairgrounds manager Jim
Porterfield said the money will
pay for replacement or the barn
that burned down six weeks ago
killing 14 horses and for another
barn, fOr a total of 46stalls. ·
Porterfield said that the money
had come from the state fire manha·J•s emergency fund~ He
said, i.,ofexpedecl -i&w -bama to·be completed by AUKust
or September. ""!..,,
Allocation of the tunds -wu the
highlight of a b<>"ard meeting at
which stable lessees praised fair
board members for steps taken
$16 Million
Suit Filed
In Price Fix
Eighteen major manufac·
turer1 of television equipment
were ,aCCuse4.1 of price fixing in
repair work Fi'iday by 3n. Orange
County company that demands
$16 million in damages.
Jt is a11e;et:1 that the defendants
-among them Ute General Elec-
tric Company~ GTE Sylvania,
Motorola; Zenith. Panasonic and
Philco-Ford -have conspired.
over the last four years to rep~ir
television· sets at rates far below
the levels charged by recognized
service.companies. ·
The lawsuit tiled rn Superior
Court b)r Electro TV Mfrs.
Service Group claims that·
service performed by the defen-
dants is falsely described as be·
ing repair Work created by war·
ranty situations.
It is alleged in the action that
the defendants have been backed
by P8effic Telephone aftd
General 1efe,PJione comP.anies in
a bid IO bilr the p1ainlirr ando\her
serVice· c~"nipitrfiea from ~ad
vertisinf th~r repair services.
It is ·further alleged that the
price filling activities ot the de-
fendants b·ave led ,to the 63.7
percent toss of business suffered
by the pli.intlf! over the last four
years ..
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LEADER· SEE{(S
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since the fire.
At the meeting, the fair board
ratified a policy or providing land
al no charge to those who want to
put up outdoor, pipe stalls on the
fairgrounds rather than have the
120 horses still on the fairgrounds
continue to remain in the five old
wooden barns.
Directors said that the rent will
be adjusted for every stall that is
emptied. They said that the
purpose of this is lo clear out the
barns so.they can be razed.
Safety m easures introduced
since the fire include: the turning
orr of electricity at the barn
ar~a1.J:1. the hirin_j of a~ night Wiitc!tlm8n, the~'lnstatliUOh:~Of a
pay .lei>hone, ·an impote111ent
in· water supply, and a·plaato in-
stall ·a fire alarm connecting
directly to the~ Costa Mesa Fire
Department.
On the long term, fair board
members agreed it may be
several years before more than
two new barns are built,
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DAN AMBROSE, HOLLY AND P,t.TROLM'AN ROB CHARLTON CONSULT MISSION MAP
In Clemente, 90<Mnile Voyag~rs Found Gracious Hosts, Food and Bed
Director Robert Krone said
that the consultaill in preparing a
a>-year development Plan for the
fair will also have to show how
money can be raised lo fund new
structures -from the
sponsorship of a thoroughbred
horse racing meet at . the Los
Alamitos track to interim uses of
the faJrgrounds .
Vote Issue
Corrected
Clemenle Cops A.id
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State funds exist for develop·
meat of fairgrounds, but
legislative action is required to
releaie the money. Sen. Dennis
Carpenter (R-Newport Beach)
has been asked to author a bill for
release or those funds.
Porterfield said June 12 is the
date when the California Horse
Racing Board , meeting in
Inglewood, will consider the
Orange County application lo
stage a thoroughbred meet at Los
Alamitos in 1976.
The racing board will set the
1976 calendar at that meeting.
Los Alamitos· wants to stage the
meeting meet from Nov . 6 to
Nov. 21 .
The fair board is pushiRg this
plan because a consultant has re-
ported that it could expect to
make from $140,000 to $270.000
from sponsorship or a
thoroughbred meet at Los
Alamitos.
18Arrested
IN Roundup
At Hot Spa
The s heriff's roundup of spa.
seekers wtio refused to concede
lhat:..San Ju.an Hot Springs are
auddenly off Umils continued Fri·
day night with 18 persons in
cust~y.
An error in Friday's
Huntington Beach Daily
Pilot gave Huntington·
Beach residents the wrong
direction for voting Tues·
day on the controversial
real estate transfer tax.
Voters who want the
transfer tax eliminated
should mark their ballo\,S
with a "yes" while those
who want the tax.retained.
should mark a "no."
Friday's story had those
positions reversed.
Two. Coastal
Crashes Up
Holiday Toll
Although freeways along the .
Orange Coast were clogged l~le
Friday with motorists~esCaping
for the lon g weekend, it was ~
the Surface -streets that cars
banged together.
A major collision Involving
three vehicles late Friday sent
eight persons to the hospital in
Costa Mesa. Three of the injured
suffered major injuries in the
collisions at Fairview Road and
Wilson Street. Identification· of
the victims was not immediately
available.
Spokeimen for the sheriff's or-Jn New._port-Beach a crash
£ice said the lai( of several shortly •flcr midnight ·injured
By IOHN VALTERZA
• OfU.. O.lly Pl .... S\.llf
When Father Junipero Seri-a
made his first trek along the trail
that he forged between San Diego
a.pd Sonoma, he probably ·would
have appreciated the hospitality
or the San Clemente Police
Department.
At least his "imitator", a
teenager from Soquel clad in
brown Franciscan robes fully ap·
preciated his first hot meal and a
rare night's sleep in a warm bed.
That came Friday, compliments
oftlte friendly officers.
The new Serra actually is 18·
year-old Daniel Ambrose.
He spent Friday night in an
empty trusty prisoner cell at the
San Clemente station while his
burro, I-lolly, had her accom-
modations on a nearby hill.
Ambrose is pursuing a drea m
which first captured him four
years ago.
"J.waQ,ted to walk,the 900-mile
route Serra look for several re·
asons," said the dog-tired youth
with feet' so blistered that walk·
ing is painfully difficult.
Am.brose, who .had just
finished a wearisome walk from
Mission San Luis Rey through
Camp Pendleton, arrived at San
Clemente Jong after nightfall op
a trip calculated to com·
memorate the Bicentennial and
also to drum up financial support
Catholic Chuftli
Femured'Today
sweep& at the remdtespi;nes lllte Hugh M . Klee slightly, but ran
Friday netted the group of vJs... up a heavy lab. Sts. Simon and Jude
itors who assertedly defied re-Catholic Church in Hunt-cently erected signs banning use Police said Tice's Japanese ington Beach is the subject
of the trouble spot. sportscar clipped· a parked car of today 's Dally Pilot
causii\g It to nip onto a planer at featured church of the All were charged with a mlsde· the .RoSan cofnplex along Coast week.
meanor violation of co1;1nty HighWitY tn Newport Be•ch. An tn·depth look at the
codes rel•ted to park closures. Kice, 26, qt l?.,.3~ Sh~rtngt.on, church visited by reporter
Ball. WU I~ al $50 and deputies Newport Bea.o~. • la· • '~B.ar.lei is off~r'ld as ,.;!d ll!•.t 1ever11 posl<d the 1um, • Jurtd. -., : • -'ol 'lo llelo 'aj)proac~ to prom9i,J!!'lr:i;== IM!r ._ ~~_tars ... ~ ' a · •••' o~ou'1es or , ,
&avy patrols would C011tinue lhe S..nlo ·Ana an41 San 1· · Ip ,:!_14 i!d by ~esl· lbrouib tbe weekend, lhey nld, rr.ewon. throua l"tldq ill , ot..,.. Pi I• Coast.
' In oompllooce with orders by hl1tiwa1:1 'p1tr0fm"11 repo ' ·~· =t• AB for
county supervisors who ordered smooth thmc with ri maJo( I 1 f , ,ehu~h.
the closure of the landmark. lisions. 1 . .
for the Santa Cruz Association
for the Ret a rded .
San Clemente officers offered
the youth and the burro comfort
for the night. This afternoon,
Ambrose and Holly plan to pay a
call on Carl Smith, a long-time
Capistrano Beach resident, who
will play host to the pair for
several weeks.
Ambrose plans to visit Mission
San Juan Capistrano early next
month and then set out again.
He has hundreds of miles to go
yet before he reaches the last of
the missions in the chain -the
church at Sonoma.
"Everywhere I go J try to get
pledges for the retarded center ,"
the youth explained.
''By the way." he add·ed,
"Anyone who wants to help a re·
tarded person can send what they
can to the center at 950 41sl St.,
Santa Cruz, 95062 ."
"l don't want to walk 000 miles with Holly £or nothing,'' he said.
Duke Makes
Ky 'Offer'
WASHINGTON (UP() -
Nguyen Cao Ky, the former vice
premier of South Vietnam, says
actor John Wayne has made a
"wonderful" offer -17,000 acres
of land in Arizona to provide
farm work for refugees.
Ky, wearing an American flag
pin on his 13pel, arrived at Dulles
Jntematlonal Airport Friday to
reJotn his family · for the fi rst
time since the fall or Saigon. He
had spent 18 days at Camp
Pendleton, beCore flying here.
As he strode through the
Lindbergh Field terminal Ky
was approached by John W.
Blan. a former Navy commander
who said, "General, t want to
,welc9me you to th,e United "
?States. ·t ju.St 'Want 1to1l.hank you
fdr •1hat ·y.oll ti:_l.t(d to do over
there.'' Ky sJnllecj,' and shook
Sian's hand. · ~ ,l •
·Ky ·s r_ami)Y.< has ·~ staying
with rrttnds 1~ •Washington.
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Military
Use Nixed
Over Oil
WASHINGTON !UPll -
President Ford has ruled out use
of U.S ·military force in response
to a new Arab oil embargo.
The president's remarks, in an
interview with five roreign
journalists Friday, were in sharp
contrast to warnings of possible
military action made in recent
months by members of Ford's
cabinet.
Ford said, "The policy of this
government is one of coopera·
lion, not confrontation. And i.f
you put the e mphasis on cooper a·
lion, then you don't include
within any plans you have any
military operations." He added
that "none of those plans that we
have incorporate any military
action.·• •·
L:ist January, Secretary of
State Henry ~issinger said in an
interview with Business Week
magazine the United States
would ttonsider use of force in the
"gravest" sort or emergency
such as "strangulation or the in·
dustrialized world " by oil pro·
ducers.
Kissinger told 70 freshman
congressmen in March that the
United Stales could be forced into
a choice between "surrender or
using military force" against oil
states unless it develops indepen·
dent energy supplies.
Defense Secretary James
Schlesinger said in an interview
published in U.S . News and
World Report last weekend that
the United Stales would be "less
tolerant of a renewed embargo ·
than we were or the initial one in
1973 ."
Moms Mahley
Dead at 77
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -
Moms Mabley, the raspy-voiced,
standup comedienne who kept
audiences laughing ror more
than 60 years, is dead al 77.
A star of black night cl ubs and
vaudeville for a half century
before being discovered by white
American audiences in the 19605,
she died of natural causes Friday
night in White Plains Hospjtal, a
hospital spokesman said. She
had been a patient there ror six
weeks.
Oraage·~ Cea•&
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Weatller
Early morning low
clouds and fog, traditional
fare for the Orange Coast
late in May. will be with us
again today, but
forecasters predict it will
burn orr by early after·
noon. Mild winds are
forecast along with sun-
shine.
INSIDE TODAY
Orange CounlJI Press Club
honora JJ Countians at annual
''Headliner'a Awards.''
Newport's John Wayne named
"Mano/ the Year'' Story~
A.-3.
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Tired, stung by je llyfish, and sea sick, marathon swimmer
and policeman Ben Huggard sits on his shark cage in the
Gull Stream.near Bimini. Huggard abandoned his Florida
Keys to Bahamas swim late Friday when the cage disinte-
grated.
Grand Jury Raps
School Department
The Orange County Grand
Jury issued a report critical or
the county Department of Educ a·
lion Friday.
The 10-page jury study was
based on a questionnaire sent to
every county school district.
The most significant fmding
cited by the jury in its report is
that local school districts feel the
department of education main-
tains a "policy and practice of
educational isolationism" in its
operations.
Dr. Robert Peterson, county
school superintendent, said in an
interview he is '"'not defensive"
about the j ury report and plans to
take it as ''constructive
criticism.''
Several past juries have re·
commended outright abolition or
the county agency, claiming it no
longer serves a useful purpose in
the education s ystem.
"Parts or this will be very
helpful in assisting us to stretch
our limited resources to cover
the most crucial areas or our
services," Peterson said.
The superintendent's only
criticis m or the jury report dealt
with what he called a "lack of
depth."
He said it assessed the dis·
trict's duties relative to local
school assistance functions, but
not functions mandated by the
state Department of Education.
"It was also an assessment in
the dark because no comparisons
\\'ere made with other depart.
ments in the state,'' he said.
Major jury findings and re·
commendations included:
Priso n U prising
FORT MADISON, Iowa <UPI)
-Inmates seized control or a
maximum security cellhouse at
the Iowa State Penitentiary Fri·
day night and held one guard
hostage.
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ORANGE COAST s
DAILY PILOT
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-That the department take
immediate steps to remedy the
"obvious lack of communica-
tion" between the department
and school districts through their
administrators.
-That local school district
governing boards request
periodic reviews by ad-
ministrators in their respective
school districts of educational
services provided by the county
department.
-That the county superinten-
den~ ''publicly renounce the
ix>licy and practice of educational
isolationiam now apparent in t.be
operation of tbe office.''
-That the superintendent in-
itiate a series o( seminars with
district administrators and
teachers in which he listens to the
needs of district personnel.
-That the county superinten-
dent in cooperation with the dis·
tricts, ampli fy programs that
•enhance educational op-
portunities.
-That the superintendenL..
terminate services, offices and'.
personnel that do not contribute ·
to educational opportwtities.
-That the department of
education re·evaluate its fUDC·
lion and purpose and develop a
realistic approach to 1,>roblems
and acquire more creative at·
titudes.
The jury also suggested the de·
partment's Business Services
Division, Special' Projects
Division and other fW1ctions be
either streamlined or eliminated
altogether.
The jury report also recom-
mended tha t Peterson's staff
spend less time on the annual
Academic Decathlon, claimine
local schriol officials consider the
event "largely, a public relations
instrument and without educa·
tional merit."
$3 Million
Suit Filed
By Widower
Saddleback Commu nity
Hospital and two physicians who
use the facility were sued ror $3
million Frid ay by a San Juan
Capistrano man widowed last
year when his wife died at the
hospital during a vein stripping
operation.
Plaintiff Stephen Hawley,
31121 Calle Del Campo, names
Ors. C. Anthony Stellar and Carl
E. Schwab and the hospital in his
Orange County Superior Court
r-action . · ·
He names Ortho
Pharmaceutical Corp. and the
South Orange County Suratcal
Medical Group as co-defendants.
His three children-Robert, 12,
Barbara Lynne, 10 and Karin,
4-arenamed as co·plainutf1.
The plaintiff cliims that the
defendants were ne&li1ent ln aJ.
lowing Mrs. Hawley· to undereo
surgery tor a varicose vein condi-
tion at a time when shewu taking
dally doses of an experimental
birth control pill.
He alleges ln his malpractice·
lawsuit that Mrs. Hawley's death ·
was directly attributable to side
errects created In her s)'ltem by
the use of a "novel, experimental
and improper drui. ''
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Phillips· Vows Re~statement -~
Don•ld PhUllpe, lormer.Sol!th
Coa1i realont:l comminton,r
from Loni '°•cb, uld Frldoy he
believe•· be1 will be relnltated to
bll poet on the eommluloo.
He added, hbwever, that he Is
1Ull deciding whether he would
return to the post if the court de·
cidea to reinstate him.
Phillipe and Dr. Dooald Bright
ol La Habra were removed from
their positions last month by
Gov. Edmund G. B~ Jr. ·
The Mendocino County
Superior Court ruled this week,
boWner, that a almUar ac\)on by Gov. Brown to remove a North
Cout ,.,,1on•I commlsaloner ls
Wela!. .
Judfe Curtl1 E. Wetter ruled·
that Gov . Brown could not tire
John M. Mayfield Jr.1 and that
Mayfield mu1t be reinltated.
Phillips said he believes his
case, and Dr. Bright's are
similar to MayfteJd's. . ,.
The state attorney sent.ral'1 of·
nee, which originally deiermlned
that Gov. Brown had autbority to
fire coastal commissioners, is
appealing Judge weu.er's rulin_1. -
"It would seem unutUat l( the
•tlome,y renoral dW DOI •-al the declolon by Wetter. However,
It's m.Y opinion that the iui:!ge
was talking intelUrienUy an'a it's
logical that I'll be returning to
the commission, lf I desire,"
Phillips said.
Dr. Bright, who had been serv·
ing as chairman of the cOm·
mission, when he was removed,
waa not available for comQ)ent
on the recent legal procedlnp I~ ·
nprt.hern California.
Because or the ramifications
involved, Pbil~ps said he would
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be "terribly ohocked" If the ap·
polliw court does not hear the -•l H IOOll It _.ble.
Legal compllcatlcw arise In
the cllse because detlstons made by Bright's and Phllllpo' replace-
ments may not be considered
blndinl if the two former com·
mtaaloners are relnatated.
Phillips said he ls recelvlna: ad·
vice from associate» and will be
determinln&' in the near future
whether he-wlahes to remath on
thecommllslon.
Phillipe, a restaurateur, also is
a Long Beach city COWlcilman.
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MAN OF THE YEAR
.rohn Worn•
EDUCATION WINNER
Agnea Meck
FOR PUBLIC Sl!RVICE
UCI Prof Rowlond
BUSINESS HEADLINER
Robert W. Cllfford
Press Club Honors Countians
Newport's John Wayne Named 'Man of Year'
One of America's most r e·
nowned movie actors and a 12·
year-old boy, who only gained a
measure or fame when he died
saving his family in a fire, were
am9ng 13 countians and one or·
gartization honored Friday nighl
at the Orange County P('ess
Club's 121.h Annual Headliners
Banquet.
John ··Duk e '' Wayne, of
Newport Beach, v.•as named Man
of The Year, the highest Orcop
award, for hi ::; three·decade
career that won him recognition
as the a verage American 's
favorite motion picture star.
His development o( the John
Wayne Tennis Club near the
Newporter Inn and his trying a
new he-man role as a movie
police detective at th e age of 67
v•ere also cited.
house when smoke woke him up
and then didn't make it himself.
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District teacher Agnes
Meck won Headliner of the Year
Award in Education, for her ac-
tivities. The veteran Latin
teacher · i s C urricil.lum
Coordinator for the district and
has been cited by state and na·
tional education groups and ap-
pointed to the California Cur·
riculum Commission.
Miss Meck is the daughter or
the late Eddie Meck, renowned
as a public relations agent and
who promoted Disneyland for
many years ,after it opened.
who now lives in Newport Beach.
Crusading UC Irvin e
chemistry proressor Dr. F.
Sherwood Rowlands was cited as
Headliner in Public Service for
his research indicating aerosol
sprays may be destroying
earth's atmos pheric ozone layer.
Not content with just studying it,
Dr. Anderson testified on Ills find -
ings be(ore state and federal
legislators.
He was cited before as an
Orange County Press Club
Headliner winner prior to Friday
night's new honor.
Headliner of the Year in Busi·
ness weD.t to Robert W. CllfCord,
president or Orange County
Airport·based Air California,
whose proritless operation he H'as
corrected in just three years,
m eanwhile expandi ng the
airline's service and routes.
Clifford is a past president and
Headliner of the Year in Sports
as leader of the UCLA basketball
team in scoring and making re-
bounds during the past season
when it won its ninth annual na-
tional championship . He is rated
by pro basketball scouts as the
best collegiate forward in the
country and was a unanimous
choice as an All -American in
sportswriter polls.
Headliners or the Year in
. Humanitarianism are Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Jones, both of Anaheim,
who play Santa Claus. each
Christmas by collecting food and
clot h ing for Impoverished
families in Baja California.
They hav e spent each
Christmas season for the past
eight years making their rounds
south of the border, distributing
ite1J1s collected throughout the
previous year.
School
Voting
Tuesday
. Voters in eight Orange County
.school districts, two cities and
one apecial taxing district go to
the polls Tuesday to decide on Is-
sues ranging from tax rate in -
creasCti to community college an -
nexation.
AU eight school measures deal
with money in one way or another.
In Placentia voters are being
asked to approve a $20 million
school construction bond they re-
jected two months ago.
The Westminster Elementary
District is seeking an increase of
87 cents per $100 assessed value
to a maximum of $3.52. The same
measure was rejected in March.
Newport-Mesa Unified is seek:·
ing an increase in its tax rate of 36
cents.
The Yorba Linda Elementary
District is seeking an 87-cent in-
crease to a maximumof$3.24 .
F\lllerton Elementary is seek-
ing a 10-cent increase to $.1.01
· Tustin Uniried is seeking an
86-cent increase to $5.51. Propo·
nent.s say major program cuts
and riring or more than 80
'teachers will b e needed ir
measure rails.
.Lowell Joint Unifie d in
Anaheim is seeking an 84-cent
hike to a maximum of$2.54.
The other school measure fac-
ing the electorate is in Garden
Grove, where voters will be
asked again if they want to annex
to the Coast Community College
District and approve a $10
million bond issue for college
construction.
Elections not related to educa-
tion include:
-A $3 .5 million bond measure
for the South Coast County Water
District (primarily South
Laguna and Dana Point ) for con·
struction of new facilities.
DAILY PILOT ,tJ
0.lfl/' .. MlllSWI~
GefR-1tt?
Samson, a two·year-0ld St.
Bernard, finds the Jiving
quarters at the Laguna
Beach SPCA a bit
cramped. He'd like to try
yours on for size. He's got
all his shots , is
housebroken and loves
children.
CEEED Director's
Automobile Stolen
A sports car registered lo de-
velopment proponent Gilbert W.
Ferguson was stolen Thursday
from its p3rking spot near the
corner of 26th Street and West
Oceanfront in Newport Beach.
Ferguson, president of the
.Council on the Environment.
Employment, Economy and
Development, reportedly had
loaned the car to hi s 22-ycar oltl
daughter Rhonda .
Nearly 300 Press Clu b mem-
bers and guests attendeQ the
event at ·the Newport-Sheraton
Hotel.
Robert --rackman, 18, oC
Westminster, was cited as
Headliner in Heroism for knock-
ing a gun out of a bandit's hand at
a savings 3nd loan company,
then chasin g and tackling him.
Tackman then held him down un -
til police arrived.
He did so in spite of in -
terference from well-meaning
spectators who at first feared he
was trying to mug the armed rob·
Dery s uspect.
director of the Greater Irvine In-,------------------------------------------dustrial League, past chairman
of the board of the Orange County
Chamber of Commerce · and
director and vice president of
Pacific Christian College in
The awards night cites in-
dividuals who have made
headlines for major achieve·
ments in their respective fields
and all must be from Orange
County in order to be nominated
by club members.
Five Headliner recipients are
from the Orange Coast.
One of those winners not pre·
sent but repres ented by his
parents was Roger Grover, 12, of
Anaheim, who recently led fami·
Jy merilbers out of their burning
Diane Keaton, formerly of San-
ta Ana, won Headliner or the
·Year in -Entertainment for star·
. ring with Al Pacino in "The God·
father," "The Godfather II," and
with comedian Woody Allen in
"Sleeper.''
Miss Keaton is the daughter of
Jack Hall. a former Santa Ana
Planning Commission member
SCOTT LOWER HE.LPS DAI-TRANG LEARN ENGLISH
In Huntington Beach, A Neighborhood Pttche1 In
/Fro• Page Al
VIET REFUGEES . • •
tremendou s enriching e x ·
perience," he s aid.
School officials have been
scrambling throughout the arqa·
searching for s pecial instruc·
tional aides to help.
During the day, the children
learn English, then at night they
teach it to the adults and pre-
school youngsters al home.
Young,. a third-genetation
Chin ese-American, met his Viet-
namese wife, while employed as a Rand Corporation consultant
in Saigon. He noted the relatives
all escaped with only what tbey
tould carry.
All the family members have
not yet gathered. The husband of
one or the sisters still is at Camp r.endleton with members or his
amily, awaiting processing.
Two da ys ago . Bach-Mai
~amed that her husband 'and
hree other children are 1afe in
up.m .
l . Young !!laid he hopes to keep all
Jfle family members together
•while "to clve tl)cm time to ac·
~llmate." ~ ~ Thuonc said he Isn't aure'what
:the lulure w Ill hold, bill ho Is
fllrateful !or t~e chance !o begin
aagain here.
1. "When I Hnl 111y family out or
!Saigon, I didn't knfW their
lllHtinallon. and I dldn I care. I
wanted them to live, and ll they
hadn't left, they wouldn't have
lived," he s aid .
After he escaped by ship a
week later, then found them in
Guam he said he'd experienced
"a miracle."
"l didn't use to believe in
miracles,'' he noted happily.
Hearing Set
For Teacher
A hearing for Michael Mang,
government teacher at Corona
del Mar High School, will be held
at the Newport-Mesa Unified
1School District board meeting
Tueeday night.
The session will be held at 7:30
p.m . at Mariner's tlementary
School Multl·purpoae room,
rathtt thin the usual location.
Mang ha1 been charged with
''unprofe~11ional conduct" •nd
was aus~nded rrom teaching his
c.lauett two weeks ago, pending a
detirminaUon on hls case.
At the Jut board meeting,
trulfees luued Mang a notice or
intent to <tli miss and wtll li1ten to
a statemernt from him at
Tuesday'• meeting. .
A public hearing may be held
ror Mang, if he wishes, at a (uture
date.
Fullerton.
Headliner oC the Year in Com·
munity Service went to the
Junior Auxiliary of the Santa
Ana Assistance Leaiue for its
work in providing dental care in
the past year for 166 needy fami·
ly children of elementary school
age. .
~ Habra's David Meyers won
Studies Set
On Death of
Costa Mesan
Studies are under way today to
determine the cause or death of a
Costa Mesa man who reportedly
starved himself ror five weeks
and then turned away the aid or·
firemen Wednesday morning.
Spokesmen for the Orange
County Sheriff-Coroner's OfCice
say it will be perhaps a month
' before a ruling is issued on the
death of Gregory K . McKee.
The victim, 37, or 3324 Wyom·
ing Ciri!le, was found dead on his
bed about 10 a:m., three hours
after he aasertedly refused help
from firemen dispatched to the
home on a possible cardiac
rescue call.
Fire Capt. William Raymer
told investigators McKee was
having trouble breathing, but
seemed rational and not on the
verge of death during the rescue
crew's visit.
Family me mbers living a cou-
ple of houses away had called for
astistance.
Nude Beach
Celebrates
Anniversary
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per attire for this birthday party
is birthday suits.
The Nude Bea.Ches Committee
planned a party today al Black'•
Beach, lo celebrate the first an-
nivenary or the legalizaUon or
nudity there.
. It was 3 year ago that the city
~ouncll passed a law permitting
de1ignation or "swim.suit op-
tional'' beaches. The only such
designation granted so far went
to Bl1ck'1 Beach -a clilficull to
reach 900-foot·long strip or sand
below {he cliffs at Torrey Pines
north of the oity.
City llfecuards say that on
acme .-daYa as mahy as 6,700
nudists, braving the climb down
Ille cltlf1 or a long walk up from
I.be llOlltll, cr~mined Ille beach.
In 10me ca'tes ti!• crowdJon:ed a
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,tf DAILY PILOT Saturday, Ml!Y 2'4, 1175
Here's a '_Livhlg Doll' That. ··$rows Up • ' I
' HAWTHORNE (API -With the nick of o
writt, 1 toy company's "Little Skipper" doll re·
aches puberty.
'"The young;ster takes the doll bv its left arm.
turns it, gives 1t a full rotation and the doll then
gt'OWS approximately~ of an inch in height, slims
at the waist and develops a modest bust line," said
Joel Rubenstein, a spokesman for Mattel Inc., the
doll manufacturer.
Mattel, known widely fOl' its series ,of Barbie
dol11, has marketed many liO-CaJled action doll& ln
the past. Start.Joa mf.DY years aao with a &.rble
that abed teiirs, the company more re-ceotly
marketed a ti"aby doll thataoi.led its diapers. .
SKIPPER, WHO IN THE PANTHEON of Mat·
tel characters i1 Barbie's you.n,ger sister, t1 the' first
to Chanee into womanhood.
As for Skipper's bust measurements. Rubens-
tein said: "lt 's not Raquel Welch by a long shot."
"When they talk about growing UR., they can
fantasize with their doll,'' Rubenstein said.
Rubenstein said an independenl:teat_agency
studied the reaction ol about 500 tamillea to the new
pfoduct.
The nine-inch doll, called "Growing Up Skip-
per," hit the retail outlets Thursday and will be
available nat1onwlde---1n about six weelts-;-Ruben
''Initially, all the parents were not enthusiastic:,
but as they got Into it with their child-.tJte-lr aUillld.e
ame around','' he said. -
tein said. ' Still, some parents continued to object to the
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DMIJ l"ii.t Sa.if P-
BRIOGE GOING UP AT DOHENY STATE PARK TARGET OF CITIZEN'S PROTESTS
Capistrano Beach Residents Seeking Court Injunction Over Massive Earth f ill
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T e ache r and
Pupil Guilty
In Slaying
SLA Leader's Death
From SW AT Bullet?
TORONTO (UPll -A blonde
dancing teacher and a young
pupil were convict,n Friday in
the slaying of the woman's
husband whose hacked-up body
"'as stuffed in an oil drum and set
ablaze.
Polish-born Rywa Regina
Wertman, 45, and Manrred
Baron, a 24-year-old heavy
equipment operator, will be sen-
tenced June 30. Each could r e-
ceive up to 14 years in prison.
Both were charged with con·
spiracy to murder. ·
THE CHARRED remains or
Mrs. Wertman's husband. Isaac,
a 52-year·old wholesale clothing
company e mploye, were un-
earthed a year ago on a farm
After almost a year or testing,
a UC Irvine researcher has con-
cluded that Donald DeFreeze -.
the man who called himself Cin-
que on the Patty Hearst kidnap
tapes -was probably killed by a
non-regulation police bullet.
The evidence collected by Vin -
cent Guinn , director of nucle'ar
researc h at UCI, and Rona ld
Taylor or the Los Angeles County
Coroner's orrice, reaches the op·
posite conclusion o( a coroner's
report a year ago. That report
said DeFreeze committed
suicide during the'(iery ending o(
the Symbionese Liberation
Army's shootout with police on
May 17, 1974.
oy.-ncdby Baron's £amilyoutside GUINN AN D TAYLO R.
Toronto. performed the tests at the re-
Both Wertman and his Wife quest of Los Angeles County
survived the horrors o( a Nazi Coroner Thomas Noguchi. They
concentration camp in Poland Concluded that DeFreeze was
during World War II. They mar-kllled by a steel-jacketed World
1;ed in Warsaw at the end of the War II surplus bullet fired by a
~·ar and arrived in Canada in member or the Los Angeles
1951. .·• policeSWATteam.
During the two-week trial. the
Ontario Supreme Court jury was But that conclusion was disput·
told the relationship between ed by assistant Police Chief
l\.tr s. Wertman and Baron Daryl Gates, who said, "Noone
became serious after he began used non-regulation ammunition.
taking Latin 1\merican dancing The ammunition that was used
lessons rrom her in mid-1973. was a ll ac·counted ror3nd
documented.'' BA RON MOVED into her
house where she already had
another lover.
Baron's mother -the family
emigrated lo Canada £rom West
Germany -testified her son was
obsessed "'ith J\.frs. Wertman and
thought she was about his age.
'Even when he met Mr s. Wertman 's daughter, 22, he
c:olild not believe she was lying
at>out her age.
GATES COULD NOT be re-
ached (or further comment, but a
spokesman (or the chief's office
said steel-jacketed bullets are
against regulations because of the
hazard they present to bystan·
ders.
Copper-jacketed bullets natten
on impact, he said. Bullets with
steel jackets tend to continue
thro9gb their targets, pr~nting
a.hazard to anyone beyond.',
"We d idn't thirik· we would
make the LAP-D happy when we
presented our report," Guinn
said.
"WE HEARD F ROM two
sources within the police depart·
meili that orie of the SWAT team
members was using the steel-
jacketed ainmunition. Of course,
he wou ld pol come forward out of
rear t hat he would be dis·
ciplined," said Guinn.
Guinn's tests analyze trace ele·
ments in bullet lead, allowing
him ' to determine whetherf wo
bullets came rrom the same pro-
duction batch -an indication
they were fired from the same
gun.
Taylor's tests indicated that
the fatal bullet had a steel jacket.
The .38 calib.er bullets in
DeFreeze's gun, said Guinn,
were copper jacketed.
GU INN SAID HE analyzed 13
di£ferent types of World War II
surplus military-type ammuni~.
lion. One of the samples was a
match (or the f r agments re·
covered from DeFreeze's body.
"Ttfer"erore, it seems-the Con-:'"
clusion is reasonably £irm that
DeFreeze's death was not a
suicide, it -.•as homicide," said
Guinn.
"We have not firmly proved
that this one particul a r
Czechoslo'llakian type of am,·
munition was used, but of all the
ones we have looked at and of all
the factors considered, it is the
only one thus far that fits all the
facts we have available," he
.said.
Pisces: Pay Dirt!
Horoscope Reads Well for Sign of Fi.sh
SUNDAY MAY 25 BySYDNEY OIWARR
ARJ ES CMarch 21-April 19): F\Jll Moon, con-
joined with Neptune, activates part of your Solar
horoscope related to spirituality, long journeys,
language, foreign n ations and unusual customs.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Finish wh at you
start. Be aggressive enough to plunge into future.
Let go or past.
GEMINI (May 21·June20>: You are embarking
on a new cycle. You can be more independent,
creative and "loving."
CANCER (June 21.July 221 : T~ach, learn,
hlghli&ht intuition. You touch bases ligbUy but yot.a
do make In
do make Indelible impressions. Know it and be conli---LEO (July 23·A111. 221 : Intriguing sltuatioo
could be a headache. Know it and 1ttstraighton who
.. sa•wta.t.-and to whom. Forcestendtobeacat -
l«ed-
VtaGO .(Aug. 23-Sept. 22): An agreement can ' ~ .;.dted .,-Ith one who oromOles your ultimate ~· .,..,ueal affairs dominate.
· µaaA (Sept. 23·0.t. 221 : Relatives, neig hbors wlllll _,.,_ ~ swarm. Meana be ready to
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parry those who ast, take, and have litUeor nothing
to reveal, give or share.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Creati.ve forces
multiply. You learn about costs. Find out about
quality. You learn how to deal with family mem·
hers.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Lunar cycle
is such that you "get hold" on what is real as op-
PoSed to wishful lhink.~g. Aura of illusion persists
but you can transrorm it to something positive, in·
eluding glamor.
CAPRICO&N (Dec. 22:.Jan. 19): What sums to
lack form is actually more dlttct than lmagined.
You 1et reward for past plan, promotion, effort.
AQUAalUS <Jan. »Feb. 18): Emphasis is on
what you llke, what you ~ed. •hat can be done to
aJd In flllfUllng hopes, dMlrn. .
PISCES <Feb. 111-llatth lO): You bit pay dirt..
You Institute your own ways, style. People pay al·
tentlon and pay -you obviousb' haft an.a\ldientt.
If Today 11 Yeur Bbtbday forces have been
scattered and you have ~n contused. Mbith olthi1,
however, will be •1~aled." You.are lnf.r06pedi.ve
and spiritual. You are talented, HGlitlve and you
find It difficult to "Jet alon1" with people who.,.,
ll"'CIU, lnwmitJve or lacld.ns in creaU•e qualitla.
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prodt.tct beeauae ''&rowinl,UP ii a sacred. pelJ(lb.al ~1ehleve8kipper'sdimet11lona.
a«I olthln1." and should not be made lntoa toy, be '
added. ~~ The queatJons gove the parents "a comrortable
entry into the whole growing up process-if you
. SOME CHILDREN, HE SAID, bee amt con-want lO grow you huve to eat.vecetablea, &:et enoueh
fused, 1eeina: Skipper's transition us a mys~s sleep, etc.···
chan1& rather than ll'Owth. 'Small cblldttn d~l
undentand the ch ante but were pleased "ttith·fiJ\d.
ing..a second doll in a aingle 11body/' R~ns(eln FOR ABOUT $5, TifE SKIPP ER buyer gets the
doll a short skirt, long skirt, bo(ly shirt, two pairs or
Uoft.1ock1 and a scarf, Rubenstein said. The short
skirt ts for the child skipper. the long dress lits only
the malurlna: won1an, he said.
sald. · -2-·
Skipper "opened-up .-'~•'>' llOalthy f&l;\Uy
dialogue about U)e whole growing , tip ~esS,"
Rubenstein said.;·.· Rubensteln declined to say how many ol the
dolls are head~ fQf .ret]lil mark•\!. bl!,l .!J1l~1 '.'•
aood selling toy by Mattel stanaards-ll hall •
million, and this is going to be a great toy,!.'
Eew If any· o(!tlio <b.ildren U»u1ht J.b~y eo.ul.d.
grow up by twlsUnr their-left arm, he said;.but
many psked their parents what they could do
• Battle of the Bridge
Capisi ra no Beach R esidents Protest Mountain
. By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of .. ~ .. , Pli.!Staff
A $3 .6 million bridge under
construction over Sarr Juan
Creek is troubling the waters of
Capistrano Beach.
The dispute is over eslhetics.
Should the bridge, or more
specifically·the· ramp connecting
Paciric Coast Highway with the
San Diego Freeway, be support-
ed by dirt fill or coDc rete col·
umns, like a viaduct.
WHAT MAY SEEM a trivial is-
sue on the surface has become a
cause celebre for Capistrano
Bea.ch resident Jim· Vand~boof
wbo is asking the state atWJ71ey
general to slap a court injunction
on the half-completed project.
Vanderhoof argues· that the
CalTrans .project is cutting off
the ocean view (or those who live
in the Capistrano Valley and that
the JO.root high mountain of dirt
(ill tqtally blocks not only .. view
but also the ··sounds, breezes and
other ocean qualities.''
Vanderhoof prefers a viaduct,
which he says w.ould still Jet
some of the view through, and
cost about as much as a dirt-
supporled bridge. He maintains
it's still reasible to dig out the dirt
and start all over again.
But that 's not the way
CalTrans engineers see it.
"A VIA.DUCT section isn't go-
ing to give you much or a view.
The only possibility is what you
could see underneath and
between the columns," says
Larry Sheehan, a senior engineer
in the CalTrans project develop-
ment section.
Not only would there be as
much blockage as with a berrri,
Sheehan said, but also' t he
viaduct idea was considered,
then rejected. because or the "ex·
tremely high" cost of construe·
ti on.
But the main point he ni.akes is
that the project has proceeded
loo far to even contemplate try-
ing a di£rerent construction
technique.
"THER E JUST doesn't seem
to be any way that it woura be
e\·en reasonable to consider."
says Sheehan, adding that even i(
the state were to break even on
tearing out existing work, it
would put the project, slated for
completion n ext February,
behind another year.
In his letter to Attorney
General Evelle Younger, Van·
derhoo( contends that the project
violates the Coastal Commission
Plan.
He charges that an environ-
mental impact repor t which
maintains that ''the view from
the comffi'ti'1ity will not be
signi(icanUy changed" is false
and misleading.
AND T HE RE ARE plenty of
Capistrano Valley residents who
agree.
R estroom Bid
On Railroad
Land Quizze d
San Clemente city Councilmen
have balked at payini $tllO per
year to lease a port ion of
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway Company right of way
as a site for restrooms at T Street
Beach.
They ordered City Manager
Kenneth Carr lo reopen neg®-
tions with the railway compaqi
on terms th.at would be more
favorable to the' city.
The lease proposed Wednesday
night would have allowed the city
to lease 1,250 square feet or
railway ri&ht of way (Of' $40 per
month. The rate would have been
1Uaranteed forthreeyears.
"Why don 't we buy the land?"
ukN Co,incllman Charlei Fox.
"Or &et a longer lease,'' IU(·
gested Councilman Thomas
O'Keefe.
The council's action came on
the eve of the start ol const'ruc-
tlon on the restrooms .. A. L.
Wulleck, contractor for the job,
said the delay would create fn.
conveniences but that they could
be handled.
Carr will report back to the
t'OUJtcll June 4 on his Pf'OITeSS
,..Ith neiotlatlons .
Bill Wollam who lives in the
Harbor Lane tract says he "had"
a fantastic view of the ocean until
the construction began.
."I 'm only renting but 1 sym-
pathize with the people who PQid
view lot prem iums for their ~mes," he says, ·
And Hardld Medina. vice presi·
dent o( the homeowners associa·
tion in the 210-unit tract, says the
ramp and bridge represents "an
absolute disaste r .··
"CAPIST RANO BEACli ,..;ally
got clobbered on this one,'~ he
added.
·Yet though these people object
no"-'· they didn't come for\vard
when in October 1~3 Ca!Trans
advertised in the legal section or
a local newspa per the "op-
portunity (or a public hearing,"
according to Sheehan.
VANDERHOOF SAID the pro-
ject was protested later by the
Dana Point Civic Association
when it appeared on the hearing
calendar June 25, 1973. The chm·
mission endorsed the project un-
animously.
Vanderhoor and his ·friends say
tht>y still ha\1 e n 't heard rrom
Younger's o£fice even though the
letter calling (or an injunction
"'assent May Ii.
Mrs. Jett Named
To Principal Post
Mrs. Rita Jett, reading and
language arts consult.ant for the
Ocean View School Oistrict, has
been hired as principal for Perry
School in the Huntington Beach
City School District .
But the way she was picked ror
the post drew criticism this week
from Huntington Beach TrusteE
Brian Garland.
GA RLAND SAID he asked to
be placed on a district screening
committee for applicants.
But Superintendent S. A. Mo£·
fell, A·ssistant Superintendent
Betty FUnkhouser and De,i4ty
Superintendent Charles Palmer
did the screening themselves,
then submitted Mrs. Jett's name
Ide al .ffl•• o.tty ..... Shff .....
Debbie Vancleve, 15, of
·santa Ana Heights was
judged Orange County's
"Ideal Miss." She'll go to
Waco, Texas , in July for
worldwide pageant. Debbie
is a sophomore at Newport
Harbor High School.
Tuesday night for board ap·
proval. ,
. Garland said "'hen the matter
came up, .. I said I am extremely
disappointed that my request to
be included "'as ignored." .
MOFFETT SA I D 'he didn't in ·
elude Garland because board
policy in the past had been to
have the three administrators
handle screening. He explained
the matter was discussed Tues-
day in executive session, and all
trustees but Garland agreed with
that procedure.
"l felt that there needed to be
consid~rable community in-
volvement in selection of prin·
cipals," Garland noted, suggest-
ing that like in some other dis·
tricts , t eac h ers, board
repr_esent,atives and parents
might be included.
DISTRICT OFFICIALS said
~trs . Jett, 39, has worked at
Ocea-n View since 1969 and
earlier tield teaching and ad·
ministrative posts in Barstow
and in Geneva, Ill.
She holds a B. A. from DePaul
University in Chieago and an
M.A. rrom Stanford University.
other principal reassignments
include Bernard Rcxlgers, who
will move from KetUer School to
Gisler. He will replace John
Wyatt who has asked to be re-
assigned as a teacher.
JOHN M1\GNUSON will move
from Perry School to Kettler,
Helen Blair will go from
Peterson School to the new Mof-
fett Schoo'I. and Mary Gene
Hicks, director of special educa·
tion. has been assigned principal
of the new special education
rae1hty at Peterson School.
A principal (or the regular
Peterson classes still is being
sought, officials said.
Go, Go, Guys
Distaff Club Charged
.. CR~NFORD, N.J . CUPll -A lewdness complaint was
filed Fnday a1a{ir11t a FairvieW nightclub, charging the
club's go-&o boys performed indecent acts on the stage to
shouts of ''Take It Off!'' from women in the audience.
The state, Qivislon of Alcoholic Beverage Control filed
charges agairist the Fountain, a club which (eatlires male
go-go dancerS: 14ree nights a week.
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THE COMPLAINT Cff.t\RGED THAT one dancer wore
a see-through wtatt~ mesh "bikin,i ururOrm " and both go.go
boys mad,e lewd "'niovements with their bands, legs and
olber parts of their bodies."
_It also C~ar1~ ~t some. or lhe 50. females in the
audience shouted, :·i:ue. It 0!£!" as the co-go bon danced. .
A female ~-BC """'who watched Ille. act on May 13
ail•Cedll' reported one ot Iii• 10.10 boys 'dropped hf• bikini
and exposed hl.m~lf. VinC:ent Ponio, mana1er of the club
denied that any 10-IO boys danced nude. '
"THEY llCAlltl rr SOU)'ID U KE an orgy. ActUolly lt'a
a lot of fun. The older ladl., .,.joy il. The IUYI dance and
Ibey treat thom like mothers, some ot th•in," Porllo s:.tct
ABC dlrenor Leonard D. Ronco aald the Fountain bu
unUI June 5 to enter.a plea on the lewdnes'.il charaes.'lf
convicted, lbe club rr.ces a suspeasi°" ol its license. ·
Th• Fountain waa the third chlb in llew J•raiy to be
charaed this year for .. alleJed lewd 10.IO act.. > . ,/
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Beautiful and tasty fruits are
provided by muny favorite trees
and shrubs in California·. Many
o((er the gardener the dual ad·
vantage of producing year-round '
evergreen foliage and fruit for ta-
ble use, and hand eating. ThQ
yiel<l will_b_e_gu_ater ft fbe
varieties are selected with care
from a local nursery.
Heading the list is citr~. In
most of Californiats varied
climates, ther.e is a gU<len spot.
to accommodate a 'ChOice or'
citrus varieties that ' will grow
and produce delicious harvests. ·
Dwarf varieties of citrus are of
great val_ue i~ the 9olden State.
because or their space-saving ad-·
vantages and a mazing fruit pro·
duction. The pos-.lbillties are
almost endless ....-everything
from oranges, lemons and
g rapefruit to tangerines, kum-
quats and limes; with man-
darins, tangelos and limequats
thrown in for good meuure.
THE DWARFS Bod llt8ndard-
sized citrus, in addition to tasty
and colorful fruits, also offer lwc-
uriant glossy :green foliage all
year. Fragrant white blossoms
are a further bonus.
In warm areas, pomegranates
are dual·purpose choiceS. The
best known variety, ''Won-
iderful," has big, plump red fruits
that are natural attractions to
youngsters for hand eating. The
fall fruit adds decorative value -
as do the bright blossoms in spr-
i rig time . This d~cjduous
performer can be kepf,.u a sh'rub
·or as a small tree and is a good
choice for the far reaches of the
garden.
Use Annuals
For ·Covering
.Bare Spots
With s ummer rapidly ap-
proaching, bare spots may be
beginning to show in the garden.
No\\: is the time for a quick color
transfusion.
There are so many annyal
flowers available for planting in
mid·May that the home gankmer
has a number f?f c~c~s to fi4
any situation. MangoJds, Zin·
nias, Petunias, Per1winkle,
Asters, Lobelia , Alyssum .
Ageratum -the list is long ·and
lovely.
ANNUALS HAVE many
marvelous qualities, and the
speed with which they show their
glories is not the least of these Bl·
tributes. Bedding plants in flats
are ready to burst into bloom in a
matter of weeks. Some, especial-.
Jy certain varieties of Marigolds,
Lobelia and Periwinkle, may be
showing color already.
The best part is that the plants
set out now will fill the garden
with their lavish display of color
throughout the summer months.
Whal could be more refreshing in
the hot season than cherry
flowers throughout the garden -
not to mention annuals in pots to
serve as extraordinary decora·
tions for porch or patio?
Summer is a time to' take ad·
vant~ge of all the colorful op·
portunilies. Both the Zinnia and
Marigold families lend
themselves to widespread use ..
For Variety
Hanjlng baske'ts add a that is a summer's de·
refreshing dimension to light. Distinctive in rorm
the contemporary and foliage texture are
·gardening scene. For ~e-such pl ants as G-rape
cades, there have been Ivy, old fashioned Pig·
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Tuberous Begonias,
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pot s and colo,rful There are many ea~y-to-
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serveaseye-calchingac-Periwinkle, C~scomb, ~Eli s399 cessories for suspending Atyssum, L.obel1a a.nd a .. . · · . ~~:~':t: ·
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popular are the wire · · .('""--.. VINEYARDS s1,...._~.,. 6.51 baskets lined witheKeep after sna11s and spaghnu~ moss to con· slugs. The use of bait.or OANJ:>T L:tON 'l2tr::CNE CO •.
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Lady bugs a re nature 's \ ~ LADY BUGS -Yrf· ~
Costa Mesa Garden Club President Mrs. Cleve Schultz
(left) admires ne"I' California Sycamore tree planted at
Estancia·P8.1'k in tier honor, while Mary Warwick waits to ·
lend a hand, Garden Club has consistently supported
landscaping efforts at park, site of old Diego Sepulveda
Adobe,·.
s mall Japanese Black grow, ground covers can
Pine with tufts or blue enhance the beauty of
.... Ageratum, a clump of your properly .. Consider
Hahn's Ivy, a tiny Fern the~ for sloping b~s
and a carpet·tjke cover· o.r in areas that ar~ dtf·
ing of Baby!s',Tears or f1cult lo f'each with a
biological control. Thev eat . (~•1 , •
aphids and other harmful insects )
Scotch Moss. mower.
that can destroy your vegetable garden.
plarfts or shrubs. Just scatter them on or
near your plants and they do the rest. Use of
lady bugs is safer and cheaper than costly
pesticides. Approximately 4000 lady bugs -
$5 includes tax and postage.
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Workshops in ma~ing hanging ·
baskets are scheduled for 1, 2, 3,
and4 p.m . today and Sunday.
for hanging baskets need
sun. For shaded porches
or patios, Impatiens will
delight coastal
gardeners wjtb Lheir cop·
tinuous color. Coleus has
multi-colored foliage
Th~ display is p.U,., .of an ln-
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other e.kh1bits including ~he.
abltrart· sculptures of KarGld
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Man for All UC CampttSe$
I By TEO HU_LBERT
I: ff David Saxon had any I dreams in 1947 about b1s (Uture,
becoming president of the na.
lion's foremost pub11c university
certainly wasn't one of them.
"I would aay that 1 doubt I
could have Imagined anything
more remote at that time," he
observed recently.
It was the year when Saxon, a
28-year-old physicist. had arrived
i' in Los Angeles to join the UCLA
, fac~ty as an as!islanlprolessor.
t Three years later, in 1950, Sa.x·
I on gave up his teaching job alter
1 refusing to sign a controversial
~loyalty oath then impoeed upon
thetaculty. Hedidn'treturntothe
classroom until 1953 .
r And, yet, the r e ge nts of the UD·
iversity on March l , after many
1 months of searching and aker
screening. some 250 candidates
across the nation, decided that
David . S. Saxon is the person
most quaJiried to lead the nine-
campus University of Calirornia
arter President Charles J. Hitch
retires June 30.
•11 THINK,'' says Saxon, "the
fact that as a, young assistant
proressor l challenged the
system, challenged the universi·
ty and ended up as its president is
a very heartening statement
aboul the university and its gov-
ernance."
In the 25 years since 1950, Sax·
on has built a doubly dis t·
inguished career as teacher and
administrator.
Rising through the faculty
ranks, he became chairman of
the physics department in 1964.
His research in theoretical
\physics, nucCear physics, quan.
i tum mectlanic and elec -
tromagnetic theory was re·
I coinized by a Guggenheim
Fellowship a t the Institute of
, Theoretical Ph y sics in
Copenhagen in 1956 and a second
one at the University of Paris In
1961. •
Saxon was Immersed in those
academic pursuits whJl8'l>D aab·
batical in 1968 at the Center for
NycJear Studies, l~ Saclay,,
France, wheD Chan,oelJor
Charles E. Younf calltid him
back to UCLA 'to. become vice
chanceJlor. In 1972, SdM was
n~me~ execu!iYe vit'e c:-ban ·
cellor. responsible for-UCLA's
organized resea ch units, schools
and colleges. acaden\ic person· net. hospitals and clinics, com·
puting facilities and libraries.
THE PROWESS he proved in
that job led the regents last year
to appoint Saxon to the new post
of university provost, responsi·
ble for long-range a c ademic
planning for the entire nine·
campus system.
The rigors of administration,
however, never deadened his in-
terest in teaching.
In 1967, Saxon was honored
with UCLA's Distinguished
Teaching Award. The citation
noted his ability to "convey in
simple terms the most abstract
concepts or modern physics, con-
verting a 'dry pile or symbols' iri·
to satisfying understanding."
Only last year he taught a
freshman seminar at UCLA on "The Physicist's Universe."
"I taught that class partly lo
see if I still could teach physics
and partly to see if I still got the
same kick out of doing so. I found
that both were true.
"WHEN I GOT in rront of the
blackboard, that's what it was all
about," Saxon recalled receri'Uy.
"It was useful for me to know
how very much I still enjoyed
teaching. It meant that I had a
place to come home to, no matter
what. Everybody should have
' 1, · 'If you insist on managing your library in sucn a way
that no book can ever be stolen,' Saxon says, 'you 'll
have a library in which no book can ever be used.'
Caring For
'.
Saxon received a citation 1 fp.r his . ' . ability to convert a 'pile 'of 'symbols
into satisfying understanqinfg. ·
that, althoua;h not everyone docs. 'social lnt~f~'efttioh' proaram1,
I think I'm lucky.'' and how W~ll i.re theY workfng? S~OQ.Jl~es the_ classroom N a Wha&,...institution othfil--than-the
useful training ground for the university c~n pro~idethereflec·
presidency._ ''There is pressure tion, apaly&lf and nderstanding
to be precise in what you sly: Which ean mpke; t l)Se programs
with maximum clarity and better! Jnve$;lment in the un·
without ambiguity. lverslty ls sen~ibt~<U'ld P!Udent.''
"I think my convictions about More an~ more1 the univenlty
the worth of the university and is asked to ekplaan JtseU and to
my understanding of its defineitsgoal.
character are useful. But, if I · . · · ~
can't explain some feature of the A CREATIVE, learning en·
university, then I'll assume the vlronment t)y tti ·nature cannot
reason is that I don't understand provide the pre~ise accountabili·
it enough, and I will learn more. ty that would be expe(:ted of
Learning and teaching are ~ther enterprises. "If you don't
mutually complementary ac-give a student the opportwlity lo
tivities." · make his own n\istakes, )lod w\11
THAT OPEN attitude seems to
mesh with the probing mind of
Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr. And
it will be Saxon's job to persuade·
Brown to s upport the university's
programs.
"The University of California
is beyond a dou bl the greatest
public university in the country,"
says Saxon. "Yet it is in danger.
Some of our programs which
have been the world's leading
programs are in jeopardy.
"There is an aspect or the mis·
sionary or evangelist in me when
it comes to the university.
Therefore, I believe 1 can
persuade people that it's truly in
everyoae's best interests to pro-
vide the resources this untverslty
rteeds. '' .
The university is telatively in·
expensive, and supporting it is a
sound thing to do, even in these
difficult times, says Saxon.
The state spends about twice as
muclJ for Ml!di·Cal as it does for
the entire university. "From that
perspective, education isn't ex·
pensive. How much money do the
state and nation invest in other
prevent him from becoming
educated," Sax·on Says.
"If you insist on managing
your library in such a way that no
book can ever be stolen, you'll
have a library in which no book
can ever be used.
"How sharply can we define
our goals or objectives? Why are
institutions expected to be totally
responsive in that respect, when
individuals cannot be so about
the most important aspects of
their personal lives? For exam·
pie, has anyone ever asked you to
define your objectives or 'out·
puts' in your marriage, or how
you measure the quality,(){ your
life? Some of the questions we
are being asked are just as dif·
ficult -but we do try to answer
them." ·
Saxon sometimes, however, in-
sists on com pl ex answers.
We asked him : What's your
perspective today on your refusal
to sign the loyalty oath in l~?
'He responded: ''I Was
absolutely persuaded th&t the
oath was wrong and harmful to
the university. I don't think I
would ever alter that view.i At
A Whittier
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The UC System
®DAVIS
16,2H
BERKELEY -29,730
SAN FRANCISCO
'2,992
ANTACRUZ 5,571
SANTA BARBARA 13,277
LOS ANGELES I 3,,,..
@ @RIVERSIDE S,015
®-1RVINE
1 ,764
@SAN DIEGO
8,175
TOTAL UC ENROLLMENT: 122,436
times, I felt my action was quix·
otic, a straw in the wind. At other
times, I felt I had done aOmething
terrific. Most of the time my feel·
lngs were somewhere in
between.
"What would I do again if con·
fronted with the same issue? I
think I know, but I don't like to
predict.
''THE MOST valuable lesson I
learned from th~ loyalty oath was
this: The number of people who
are prepared to take chances is
small. That's no eriUrism of peo·
pie, only a statement about
human nature. ·
'\Because of that lesson, I don't
make rash predictions about.
myself. either. You would like to
hear me say, 'l 'd do it every
time.' I could say that, and yet [
cannot, because I try to say ex·
actly what I think.
''I do tend to look a tissues as be·
ing rather complex, as some peo-
ple have said.
"Once m y \l;ife said lo one of
our six daughters. v.•hen she was
very young, 'Why don'l you ask
Daddy?' f\.ty daug}Jter said, But
Daddy gives such long answers:'·
From a UCLApubJtcatlon.
And Feeding
Congressmen:
$610,000 Each
member is permitted up to 16 paid
employes, a maximum staff aJlo~ance
of $204,720 per year, a three-room suite
in the House office buildings· in
Washington and three district offices in
their home state.
Local ofrices are provided in available
federal buildings. When this is not possi·
ble, members are allowed from $2,400 to
$6,000 per year for renting appropriate
office space.
Alum Ignored?
lege age, has been receiving a
barrage of brochures -in·
eluding this from Whittier
College, with a curious
omission under ''Dist·
inguished Alumni," which
"includes ambassadors, bank.
presidents, corporation presi·
dents and many leaden of
government, industry and
reducation '' . . . Cheeze, did·
den onl! .Df dere guys become
PrezofthewhoJe U.S.of A.?
"
By MONTY HOYT
Christian Science Monitor Service
WASHINGTON -How much does it
cost taxpayers to keep a senator or
representative in Washington? Just his
salary -$42,500?
No -the average cost runs about
~10,000. The figure is reached by divid·
ing the riumber of members of Congress
(535) into the $326 million budget for the
legislative branch.
Clf indirect costs are included, such as
the Library of Congress, the Govern-
ment Printing Office and the Capitol.
architect, add nearly another $400
milUon to the total -taking the average
up to about $1 .8 million per legislator.)
DEFENDING the amount, one con~
gressional aide says : "The expense of
Congress is a lot of money until you think
what it is supposed to do. I think the
legislatU:e operation, basically, is un·
derstarfed and underfunded, especially
when yo u consider that the entire budget
for the Senate and the I-louse of
RepresCntatives is not much more than
the subsidies to the Defense Depart-
ment's commissary stores or the cost of
three B-1 bombers."
There are clear guidelines on how
much a cong ress m an can spend. These
costs, a s outlined in the cona:ressional
handbook prepared by the J oint Commit-
tee on Congressional Operations , in·
elude:
-Salary -$42 ,500.
-Staff and offices . Eac h Housf
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-Furniture and equipm'ent. Complete
office furnishings in Washington, includ·
ing chairs, desks, leather couches,
bookcases, file cabinets, refrigerators,
and safes. On top of this, membe~}laVe
a total $21,199.allowance to purchase:-and
lease o££ice'equipment. • ·
-Travel. Congressmen are ·given 8-.
travel allowance of 37 round trips .per
year to visil their home district, regard-
less of the distance; six extra round trips
are allowed for stair members. This
budget item runs inore than $25 million
for the House and Senate, averaging
more than $47,000 per member.
-Communication allowances·:
CongreSsmen are given 25,000 minutes of
long·distant'e phone calls per year, re·
gardless of distance, or an eqUivalent
50,000 words in telegrams or cables.
-FRANKING. Congressmen have un-
limited use of the mails as long as it is
done for official, noncampaign purposes.
Joint congressional mail costs budgeted
for this year run $38 .7 million (averaging
$72,500 or some .725,000 pieces or first·
class mail per member).
-Stationery. Each member h3s a·
$6,500 stationery allowance per session.
Moreover, congressmen have complete
printing services on hand where
speeches, s tatements and other
materials can be run ofr at cost.
-Other services range from a
student-intern program (two interns al·
lowed per year at $1,000 each ) and the
U.S. Capitol Police and seclirity guards
(annual budget $1 .7 million) and to
private dining rooms. "
Even with allowances, "anybody who
is doing his job here, bas to regularly dip
inlo his own pockets to cover expenses,"
congressional assistants maintain.
ByHERBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -It's all
very well for Gov. Jerry
Brown to be economy·
minded , but at S .F.
Bandleader Nick Jordan's ex·
pense ? Nick is still walling
for the $850 dtie him for play-
ing at Brown 's big Fairmont
fund-raiser la.st October, and.
he's also tired of writing
''Please Jerry?'' let-
ters ... Add notices you .
wouldn 't have seen a decade
ago {spotted by Bill Epperson
in an Alameda factory
cafeteria): ''Caution to
Pacemaker wearers: elec·
tronic ovens being used.''
HOME FRONT: Every
Oscar night for the past 10
years, Keith Sexton, a dean al
UC Berkeley, has given an
Oscar party of his own, the
highlight being the awarding
of his own Oscars -and for
his Tenth Annual AWar~, he
came up with some real win·
ners. For Best Actor, a three-
way tie b_etween Nixon and
Haldeman for ''The Con·
versation," and John Connal·
ly for "Fistful of Dollars"
was finally broken with Con-
nally's acquittal, but the two-
WBLtie stands. Other coveted awards went to the SOI.Ith
· Vietnamese Army in ''The:
Gang that Coudn't / Shoot
Straight,'' BART for ~'In·
credible Journey" and the
CIA 's "20,000 L'eagues Under
the Sea." Best performance
by a comedy team: Jerry
Ford and Henry Kissinger Jn
"Promises, Promises" .. ·.
Satellitem: RichardL. Meigs
of our town, whose semis of col·
TALK1AIL LOUNGE:
Super Columnist Nicholas
von Hoffnian wkended here
recently with his pal, Real
Estater Joan Rockwell, &·bit
the worse for wear after. a
spell in American Samoa with
Cartoonist Gary Trudeau,
<'reator of "Doonesbury" (in
fact, Trudeau became so ill
with what Nicholas describes
· as "the creeping green rot"
that he flew home to bed). Oba
jeet of the Samoan exercise:
a book called ''Beer and Boal·
lng in AmeriCan Samoa," the
ttUe being a takeoff of Hunter
S. Thompson's ''1''ear and
Loathing" books about Las
Vegas politics and Rolling
Stone editor Jann Wen-
ner.
Seek Out Those Peers
ByFREOCHEL
C..11>IMl N•wt. krwl<•
SACRAMENTO -Before I
was elected to the Assemblf in
1974, I practiced law in Long
Beach for 15 years. I dealt with a
variety of c ases as an attorney in
general practice, from divorce to
probate and civil litigation,
T~rough ~he years ,of practice,
I observed many areas .in our
system of justice that J believe
are in need of Improvement. Now
that I am a legislator, I have a uni·
que opportunity to help generate
<'hang es I think are necessary.
For example, I 'm certainly not
the flr1t lawyer to notice that
most lttlgants, whether in <'ivil or
criminal cases, are not tried by a
jury of their peers.
This Is because so many mem-
bers of society automatic'ally are
excluded from jury duty. The re·
suit i!I a jury that IS strikingly
similar. Most jurors are either
housewives, salaried workers,
employes of large rompanies or
retired working persons.
VERY RARELY d ... thejury
ever contain an assortment of
business executives, teachers.
doctora or mailmen .
The reason? Several laws ex-
empt entire 1roups ol ciUz.enJ
from serving .jury duty because
of their occup1Uon.
For e xample, Ir you are a
mlni1ter or a-physician, you are
automatically excuied. So ls a
legl1lator, a teacher, a prison
emp'loye. a pOltceman. a
telephone operator, a membe:r o!
the National Guard, a fireman, a
railroad employ_e , a clty
manager and even a "keeper of
an almshouse.''
The state AsseinbJ,y has taken
the first step this year towerd
maktrig Juries more '"Fepresen·
tative of·tbe entire population:
It has passed a measure that
eliminates all occupational ex-
emptions from jury duty~ The on-
ly w'y a per•on would J:>e ex·
empted.frbm jurf duty ls lf such
aer•fce would pla'Ce ·:ulaaue
hardship" on the prospective
juror or on the public to be served
by such juror.
I COAUTHORED tbl1 blll
be<auae I do n~ bell,.e a whole
11e1D1ent of society 1bould be al·
loWed to duck tbl1 1tmplit
responsiblllty of clUzenahlp. 'I
think all citizens should J;ave an
equal opportunity to be aelected to
a Jury and 111 reque1taforexemp-
lloaa should be JUdged pn the
same bails.
We are alto dlaCUAJ.na: Ways
to include more people in
the pool rrom wblch Juries are
selected. Currently, pro1pectlve
jurors are dr1wn horn voter re·
glstration lists. Conseq,uenU_y,
many people do not rqbler to .
vote for fear of btinC called for
jury duty.
some peopje are •UflftUn1
that J•rors be C!hOHD from. the
Department of Motor Vehlcl•
registraUons. O.pponents ot th11
system say per1on1 unable loaf·
ford car1 w.111 be lopped ol the
jury rolls, cre1tln1 -,~1 another
ext'lw:ion from •Jbry· i:tuty by a
porUOll of the popul1Uon.
Oilier proP<JOal• waulil uUH10
the Ust of usero of public utiU!Y
services (e .g. teleph one, gas.
water and electricity) to ·iA-
crease the pool of available
jurors.
Debate will probably contintle
on this issue for quite some Ume.
Meanwhile. I have authored a
measure that would enlarge lht!
jury pool in another ~·ay. ·
My bUl repeals the requirt't·
ment that a prospective juror ~
·a rMident of the state and county
foroneyear. •
The achievement or justice ls ·a..
task that requires constarit
• eYaldation and adjustment of our
laws.-To reform juries with the
Intent of m&king them more
repre1entatlve·or society la cer-
talnly' a change worthy of belftll
Included in our lows. ·~
A11tmbi11man Fred Chfl '6 ~
.~rat from Long Beach. '"
OllANGE COAST
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• HJ clrlt and boys. I Are you all aet for the long holi·
day weekend!
, The we1lherm an has promised
· us •om-oulltaadlna weather for
·today \and Sunday. Let's hope
1 that Jt extends over Monday so
' that we cat) ao, to the beaches,
:__1DOU11Lain1. deJtt.ll, and other I fllP~•l1l!U Ill aublly Southern
Callfdnlia. .
• Unele'Len l"aiita to than¥ nil
i ::r.,~ and' Jirl1 i\Jlent in
1 'ilrawin1a, Of IQ ~ this wWt-.oere wue 10 e excellent
dr1w1N1 ot sqlilrrell climbing tr-and gath'erlns ~ and
romplag througl\ theJOl'elt.
I· aol>i<>RABLE 11~0N t'ii1~
1 week 1oes to;car.a Miller', Rob
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1 And·~Cindy Llvtilgston, all of :==::;=::;:!:;===::;::;=::;:;::===========~
; Newr.ort· Beach, and Keith .
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1 ~u ey, Anqle Steed and Nita 11 ,,. ft ~
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· Abo to Lisa . Fall of Caguna ;. ,1,1"'.o.ia,, '; of.t.732. "I" Weelo Drive, Costa Mela ! Be1cb, Kelly Pacino of Costa ' J"i(cl > · M•! Blair Elliott of Corbna d .) ~,chit 14 or under;can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's
} Mar, Dana Jone·s of L8guna' il.llr?.r•~cto:· (1) D:raw picture on piece of, plain, white paper 41h
1 Hi.UI; and Debbie KroMick of' lnc Yide and ' inches deep. Use black ink and make lines i Mlasion Viejo, • blaC : (2) Do ndt CoPY or trace picture. It -mus"t be your own
· Uncle Len would also like to work. (3f Put your name, age and...address on back of drawing.
thank Mike Secor for the nice let· Mail it to Uncle Len'a Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT,
ter regarding tickets for the Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be received by noon on
Rams·Raiders baseball game at Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will
UC Irvine las t week. He wrote: receive Kennedy half dollar.
"Thank you for the tickets. The
Baseball game was fun. I look
my mother, sister. my teacher.
and her husba l'\d . Thanks again.''
And Karen Loomis also wrote:
''Qear Uncle Len : Th.ank you for
giving our family tickets for the
bueball game. It was really fun
to see football players playing
baseball. Jn some parts of the
came, it was. really funny
because when the band started to
play, the umpire started to
dance. Jn the end, the Rams won
'12-S (Yea !). Afterwards, the
players signe;9 autogfaphs, and J
got almost all the Players.
Thanks again. Your fri,nd,
Karen. P.S.: I like your art ~n
lests an~ the subjects you
choose."
Thank you Karen for the lovely
letter. P .S.: l!m also glad the
Rams won.
Our s ubject for this week 's
drawing is a patriotic one, in
keeping with Memorial Day. Un-
cle Len would like all of his
artists lo draw THE STATUE OF
µBERTY.
Until next week, may each and
every one of you have a very safe
and happy holiday and may you
all have the very, very best or
everything.
Letters From Ellie
. I
Deir Ellie,
Wb1t i• the difference between a beetle alld an
0Aly two, the gila monster and its relative, the
Mexican poisonous lizard, are considered venomous
Neither of these is brillianUy colored ; they are
primarily black with s plotches of dark orange,
yellow or pink Their scales are in the form of
raiSed ''pebbles." and for this reason these
creatures are called "beaded lizards." In fart; the
common name for the Mexican species is the Mex·
ican !:leaded lizard. Both it and the gila monster are
fairly large, attaining the length of about two feet.
lmect! Je11I P..
Dear Jessi,
Scientists have divided the Animal Kingdom in-
to a number of branches. The first of these is
· · Oerd1ta, to which mammal•.
bint. and re'ptlles belong. The
second is Aathropoda, meanin1
'joint.Jegged animals," and here
slltheinsects belong.
Most adult insects have three
pairs of legs and a sin·gle pair of
feelers or antennae attacJied to the
head. Any arthropod lhil nies is
an insect, but not all insects can
fly. I
A beetle is one of the true in·
Actually, there is not conclusive evidencp µiat
the •gila monster is deadly to man, buti lh~re is
enough lo s how that this reptile should be tre"ated
with respect
sects. It is a creature with rour wings, like the
litdybird and the Japanese beetle. The outside,
thicker wings meet in a straight line down-the back
and act as a sort of armor. The soft second pair, used
for flying, lie under the hard out.er wings.
Beetles ~orm the largest order of insects, and in
North America, for exa1nple, there 3.IJ_ abQ.ut 28,000
While the gila monster has poison glands, its
manner of discharging the venom is somewhat inef-
ficient ,.Unlike the poisonous snake ~hich ,injects
the full force of the venom immediately:upon biting,
the gila monster must hang onl9 its victim for some
tiine in order lo kill it, for the poison nows very
slowly Perhaps because of this fact, a gila monster
bite i~ not usually deadly to man.
These lizards feed on bird&' eggs and on young
birds and mammals Ellie '
species of them. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION :
Besides being fliehtlesa, and having a sense of
smell, what else makes the kiwi b.nique among
birds? In propbrtion to the site or the bird itself, the
kiwi lays an enormous egg, each :amounting to as
much as one-seventh of the bird's body weight. A
kiwi hen lays a single egg and incubates it in a
hollow lined with moss Another unusual fact about
this bird is that its wings are so small that they are
completely hidden under lb!;! plumage.
Dear Ellie, '-1., 1
We have traveled a fot in the South Western
United States and ln Central Alhertc1, ind we hive
»een many different species of llzatds." Is there any
easy way to tell the poisonous one1 from the barm-
~d ~QW.
Dear M. C. W.,
For some unknown reason, brighUl:, colpred
lizards in the United States seem lo have acquired
the reputation of being deadly. ·while it is safe to as-
. sume that practically any lizard would bite if it
were caught and handled, none of the brightly col·
ored ones is poisonous.
QUESTION: What is the smallest living mam-
mal?
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IN WRICH COUNTRY DID
HORSES ORIGINATE?
Countries are man.-made in·
ventions that date back just a few
thousand years. Scientists have
traced the horse's family trff
back through some 70 million
years. Hence, the early horses
piust have originated long before
there were any coUntries with
man·made bound8iies. ln fact, '~ey were here long ages before
J1&pe fir1t human famUy arrived
,pn the earth.
f 1 A hunc!!ed million ·year~ ago,
1iantdinosaurs lumbered around
.the earth and others swam iD: the
seas. Here and there a few small
mammals scurried around and
managed to survive. We know
these things as facts, because the
fo1slllzed bones of ancient
, animals were preserved in tbe
I earth's crust. Foss~ records, dat·
' lng back millions of years, have
l helped scientists to trace tbe age.
1 old history of the •hone.
I
I SOME OF THESE urly borae
t fosalls were found .. ln North
I America, and for a while tbe ex-! perta lhou1ht that lhla I• 'Where
&he bor1e famil y oli&lnated.
However, s uch fotail remains
1 allo have been .found In South l~merlca ; Europe, Asia and
Africa. Jn fact. the• ancestral
bones were very plenUful on' all
('Cl:ltinenll except Antarctica and
11.ultrali•.
·, ' Nobody knows tor certain ,__
READERS: Send animal a nd nalure questions
to ELLIE, c/o the Daily Pilot, P.0 Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, CA ., 92626.
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where the family originated. But
it cett•lnly got its start long ages
before people invented countries.
Row.ever, for reasons \f.llknown, perhaPJ a million ytars:ago the
horses disappeared from the
American continents. Modern
horses and their pony kinfolk are
descended from ancestors that
survived in ot~r parts of the
world.
OUR EARLY HUMAN an·
cestors hunted Uttle wild hones
for food . During the past 4,000
ye an 'ci-IO, they tamed them and
developed superior strains.
However, nature had been Im·
proving the horse family for
about 70 million years. Amazing
as' it may ' see~. the original
horses were no bl11er than hates
-and they ran around on soft lit·
Uetoe. • .,.,. ·
.Tbis .long animal slot;' bas
been trace~ ste;p ,by atep •
fossils were founCt in' olde'.r~and.
sUll olaer rock• .. Grldual11. th•
or11inal llorses crew bluer ond
1 I ,
stronger, improved their teelh
and one toe on each fool de-
veloped a hard toe for fast run-
ning. About a million yeani ago,
they looked like the litUe wikl
horses that survive to this day.
But by this time they had left the
Americas.
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WHAT EXACTLY IS A
PLANET?
It is, OT cqurse1 a heavenly
body, in the great ocean of space.
But in order to qualify as a ge-
nWne planet, a hecivenly body
musl pass several tests. It must
orbit around a star, just.as (he
planet ear.th orbits around our
sun .. Wh at 's more, it may not or-
bit around another planet, as the
moon orbits around the earth.
The main qualification is an 0 1··
bit of its own. But a planet also is
expected to be a reasonable size.
For example, the asteroids
between Mars and Jupiter each
hive orbits of their own. But they
are too sma.11 to-qualify as real
planets1• though we may call
them planetoids -which means
baby planets. o ·ur moon may be
u big 1s a small planet, but it
cannot qualify because it belongs
to the earth -orbiting around us
p we orbit arounct the &wt.
<Do you hive• question ~oASK
ANbY? Send It on • ~ ('ard
·wl*' yeur. nll,me,. a_ge and com·
plete addrHi lo 'ASK ANDY bt
ftre of lbla 9iw•papor. EalrtH
open to ctrl1 and boy• 7 to 17.)
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47
Man Takes
Menagerie
To School
LONtwooo, Fla. <AP) -
"When I was a little boy there
were two things I wanted, a
monkey and a horse,'' says Fred
Wynn. ''J still don't have a
horae."
Wynn, 33, a department st.ore
security officer, has also ac-
quired as pets a couear. a coyote,
a fox, skunks, oppouums, snakes
and a poodle. The poodle is the
only one his wife will allow in
their Cen{ral Florida home.
THE ANIMALS are usually
brought to Wynn sick and jn poor
condition after their owners have
tired or them .
Cougie, the cougar, had a
calcium defit'iency before Wynil
nursed· him back to health. The
fox was ill with tick fever and the
coyote Was sore-ridden and un-
dernourished arter being chained
by her owners who then aban·
cloned her.
THE CO VGA R, the coyote, the
rox and Wynn 's poodle now romp
together in a pen in the backyard
of his Longwood home, set on a
75-by 150-foot lot. Wynn leashes
them for walks around the
neighborhood. Monkeys are kept
in cages in the back yard and the
snakes stay in the garage.
Wynn's wife, Linda, said it cos-
ts about $2S a week lo feed the
animals, including five pounds of
beef and some dog food for the
cougar each day. The coyote and
fox get about tv.•o pounds of beef
and dog food daily, she said.
Hi Tl1ere!
"J LIKE DOGS, but the other
animals look a little gelling used
lo," she said. "Only the dog is al-
lowed in th'e house."
''Brownie'', a 400-pound grizzly bear at the Columbus,
Ohio, Zoo, gives a welcoming wave to visitors as warm
weather filtered into the mid west this week and drew large
crowds at the zoo. "Brownie'' who is well known for his
begging tricks is high on the children's popularity list.
Carol Cornl!r Wynn says that once a wild
animal has been raised as a pet,
it should not be set free again
because it does not know how to
fend for itself.
"It won't be afraid or man," he
said. "If it goes up to a home
seeking food, the housewife will
scream and her husband will get
a two-by-four and club it to de-
ath .
·1tr11 Dad and I
My dad and I do a lot of things.
Went to Acapulco and bought some rings.
I love my dad witl>-all my heart.
And nothing, dad, can .make us part.
"IT MAY STARVE before it
realizes how to get food ."
I went to your job and helped your friend
So nothing, dad, could make my heart be~d.
I liked the big airplane and comfortable seat
I liked the music and I liked the beat. Wynn spends his spare time
making appearances at local
schools and hospitals with his
menagerie.
But most of all, I liked you dad.
Your the best dad the world ever bad.
He said s nakes are the most
popular with young children. Timmy Owe•, 10, 81%1 Munster Drive, Hantlastoa
Bea~ ''Children aren't afraid of
them al all," he said, draping a
mus('uJar boa constrictor around
his 2-year·old son's shoulders.
"But adults are scared of them."
(EdiJOT'l.note: Tammy 1'iU' be 10 y«:rs old M~.and Uncle
Un WM• Mr .a very happy birthday.· Her /atMr must ~
....Y proud of hn'.)
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l ~ . appeared to become the third
Indochinese nation to come under com-
munist control when Premier Souvanna
Phouma virtually conceded that the com ·
munist·led Pathel Lao had assumed control
Of the government.
2 Sout h Korean President (CHOOSE ONE:
ParkChune;.hee. Norodom Sihanouk) stated
that his country's national s.ecurity was
more threatened than at any time since
the 1953 armistice .
3 The U.S. said a (CHOOSE ONE: Russian
Cambodian} gunboat fired at and seized a
U.S. merchant ship in the Gulf of Thailand.
4 Acco rding to a new government study.
(CHOOSE ONE: clerical error. welfare
cheating) is most to blame for welfare
waste.
5 U.S. highway deaths in 1974 were up 18
per cent from 1973. True or False?
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(10 points ii you•"'"' lhfs queslion correcll)') . ' Miami's Seaquarium is the home for th is baby manatee
and her mother. Scientists bel ieve that this is the first
manatee, or sea (CHOOSE ONE: cow, urchin). born in
capl iv1ty.
sport light
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1 (CHOOSE ONE: Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith) defeated
Bjorn Borg !Of'" the World Championship of Tennis title
in his first maior U.S. tournament victory since 1968.
2 Avery Brundai e. who died In Germany, was president
of the International (CHOOSE ONE: Lawn Tennis Federa.
tion, Olympic Committee) tor two decades.
3 Gordon Johncock , A.J. Foyt and Bobby Allison are a11
race car drivers. True or False~
4 A 66·rnember U.S. track and field team is touring
and con1pe\1r1g 1n .• ' ... marking the first visit by a
maior U.S. athlettc tea•n since !he Communists gained
conlf ol there
'Speaking at rt sports medici ne seminar. Cy Young
wt nner Mike Marsh~ll said pitching hard and often is
(CHOOSE ONE: good training for, physically harmful to)
yOuthful baseball players.
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;\I DAILY PILOT Saturday, May 24, 18!5 . . . . I , .
Church !foUot~·f'lyfug ~t'"
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(Editor '• note: Thi• i1 thft
uumth m ,0 1erie1 in which the
.~JI Pilot Offer• .a ptTtonalized
vi.rw of a Mule of wor-~p. ul«:f.
«I.ct random. The chuTch COVttftf
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By TOM BARLEY
OtM 0.11• ~lotMMt
A string bass is the first instru-
ment to pi ck out the s ubtle
rhythm. A woman in the second
pew s miles nervously, sensing
the sha rp contrast between the
infectious beat and the decorum
of the or gan prelude that normal·
ly would preface the Roman
Calholic ~ss.
Two guita r s p ic k up th e
melody, throw in a few rippling
chor.ds of their own and bring a
rustle of expectation from the
waiting choir. A choir member
,l ook s a t h e r n eighbor s'
· Polynesian garb, checks her own
a nd smiles a t the s w aying
players.
AND NOW the two bongos are
throwing their colorful "clop,
c lop" into the musical picture.
Choit' director Da ve Stolte makes
a half turn from the ense mble to
his wa iting singers.
1 Th ey get his signal. Two
minutes ago, New Guinea a nd
the Roman Catholic mission at
Wewak was 10,000 miles away.
Not a ny more, Stolte·s· baton
declares.
"l\fi bilip Jisas Kraist , I
pik inini tru bilong God Papa.
··Mi bilip God I salim Sanlu
Sµiritu i ka m long helpim.
··Em i mekim kli a ol tok bilong
Kraisl.
""l\1 i bilip God i laik pogivim ol
pekato mi biri m ekim,
""Nau mi wetim laip bilong
oltaim . Amen ."
Stolte and his choir lustily si ng
the Profession of Faith in the
pidgin English used by the happy
na tives o f Au s tralia n Ne w
Guinea throughout their Catholic
. observances.
THE CHOIR director. at Sts.
Simon a nd Jude Roman Ca tholi c
Church in Huntingt on Bea ch
smilingly admits he paved the
way for a n authentic rendering of
the colorful and charming native
renditions by sending to New
Gu inea for tape recordings of the
mission services.
Stolte, colorfully clad in a
mulli·colored s hirt and while
s lacks t h a t may be m o r e
e vocative of Wa iki ki th a n
Wewak, carefully rehearsed his
choir for the j ubilee m ass for
sever al weeks befor e the event.
''We a re usin g the same
number and type of instruments,
with j us t one omission," he said.
··Reali)', you'd have to go to New
Guinea to i m prove on wha t
you're getting her e today.·•
· of · O!qurrq t~e llrrk
· ONLY ONE of t he manv
parti c ipa nts in the speci81
celebration of .mass makes any
attempt to cope with the pidgin
English that represents, in the
traditional church service, the
prayer to mus4c:
"I believe in Jesus Christ , true
Son of God the Father.
''Mother Mary ga ve Him birth.
''l believe-that God sent the-Ho·
ly Spirit to help us an<l. to clarify'
all that Christ s aid. -
..I believe that God wishes to
forgive me all the sins that 1 have
committed.
"'And now J wait for the life
that is lo come. Amen."
FATHER IVO RUITER, sur-
rounded by l~ other J?riests at the
Jf unt ington Beach, ls amoft.1
them -felt the jubilee would
take on more significance if It
could be celebrated as lt would
huve been observed in Wewak.
• BACKED BY Father Ronald
Colloty, the rarish pri.est'-· ~nd
me mbe r s o ,lbe Frienaa of
Wewa k non-profit fo~ndatlon
that Father Jvo~foi.fnded in 1989,
the colorful scene wuset.
"Quite obviously, a lot of peo-
ple have gone to a lot of trouble to
create the environment in which
I· ·normally work," the Rev ..
Ruitt!r smiled. "My people back
in New Guinea will be delighted
that we used their form or
servi~e. It is a great tribute to
them.''
FATHER IVO is a member of a.
Society of lbe Divine Wocd mis·
sioo that attempts lo meet the
needs of 250,000 natives in a dis-·
Profes.i-et l'ailll
Following is an excerpt of the prayer to music in the
traditional jubilee mass of Wewa k Christian s sung "in
pidginEnglishinNewGuinea . ' ·
l;t"i 'J 11 r J ' I c c J' J'
l. ~I i bi-l i r I mi bi-I j r long God i
j j ' • J IJ J 1 ~ fJIJl -II J J' J
.-rron~ o l · _l;l'-t;1, l.m i !'.1-pa. l:m i mck-im
alnnghty. He is Farller. He creat«l Ir DJ' ·I J lgl -IW
he -vcn na ~raun.
N:awn MJd u rth.
altar that is the focal point of the
jubilee mass cele brated in his·
name, s ings a nd prays in the
pidgin Englis h that is now more
familiar to him in church than
his own tongue. '
He prefe rs it that way. For
Father Jvo, 52, has lived and
.... ·orked for 23 years with the
natives who share his faith. The
missionary pilot has ministered
to their r eligious needs and flown
to their aid over .thick, steamy
jungles on ma ny thousands of oc -
casions in a lifetime devoted to
them.
THE JUBILEE MASS, official-
ly, celebrates the Rev. Ruiter 's
acceptance into the priesthood 25
years ago this month. ·
But church members al Sls.
Simon and Jude -Father Ivo's
mother, Mrs. Le na Ruiter of
trict currently administered by
the Aus tralian government.
The work of ttie 10 priests who
serve that area is currenUy being
complicated by an independence
movement that will soon result in
the Aus tra lia ns handing over
govern m ent of eastern New
Guinea to its 2 million inhabi-
tants, Fa ther lvo predicts.
.. It is inev ita ble," he ex-
plained. "They will have a lot of
problems in the e arly stages of
independence and they are going
to need the help of established na-
. l ions but I think they'll weather
the storm.''
FATHER IVO described the
natives of New Guinea -many
of whom are only three or four
generations rem oved from an·
cestors who.de voted most of their
energies to hunting heads -as.
' . · "hl1hly lntellli ent people who
au m•kl1tl rre~t aliidee under
the s ystem of education we in·
trod\ICed to the "!'~•· '"'they are re.Ml,y and eacer to
learn from us,,\ he ,.a1d. ''Many ~
of the· )·ounc men1 8nd women
have become medical aaslatanta
and nurses· and they are highlY
re1arded by our medical people
<>11tthere." I . .
Father Ivo doea not beU ve the
I million )nhabltints living under
Indonesian r ule in western New
Guinea are being given the same
opportU'1-ltie&-since-the Dutch'
ceded1 the territory to its new
rutei's.
w;~~~;~ei~:{;,~. ~!P~~r. ·~~
ol coarse there ii no~ )'-'e c~
do -.bout 11..:.We .have""" hand&
more than fulPt~klng care Ofthe
people in our dlatrtcti.", ·
' ' THE RE1(. 'R.UITER'S own
contribution to the Catholic
cause in· New-Guinea includes tbe
·piloting of an aircraft that he rues to more than so bush sta,-
tions in the district o 40of,~m .
with what he s milingly calls
"sub-normal" a nd thoro\fghly
makeshift landing fields to ac-
commodate his Cessna 180
machine.
Father Ivo logs 100,000 a jr
miles a year in missions that in·
clude his deputizing for a station
priest or his flyin g In to lrariiport
a sick native from the area .
'.'It's the niost rewarding work
in the world," he said. "It has its
element of danger and there have
. been one or two scares over the
years but nothing cropped up
that I couldn't ha ndle."
A SKILLED a i r cr aft
mechanic, Father Ivo keeps his
aircraft in top operating condi-
tion for its work in a mission
operation that is regarded as one
of the toughes t in the world in
terms of t errain a nd climate.
His .23 y_,ars in lho5e jungles
have convinced him that the
native of New Guinea is second to
none in toda y's list of backward
peoples by virtue of his willing-
ness to learn, his burning desire
to govern himself in an honest
and democratic manne_!'.;and his
acceptance of a God whose dic-
tates have hel ped to ba nis h
pagan rituals a nd head hunting
from the a re a.
''LET'S SAY a lm os t
banished," Fathe r lvo grinned.
"Unfortunately, I have to adr1i.it
that an isolated case of head
hunting crops up once in a while.
But it's being erad icated.."
But he frankly admits that, in
those same 23 years, he has not
been able lo instill the virtue·
of gratitude in natives who
otherwise have taken to Chris-
tianity like a duck lakes to water.
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FR.'RUITER (RIQHl').SHOWS FR. Cf.AKIN TRIBAL MASKS I
"lt"s pa rt of their makeup,"
Father Ivo mused . ''They take
:everything you can do for them
with the obvious attitude that
they have a right to it since you
possessed wha tever 'the com·
modity was and they didn't ."
IT IS OBVIOUSLY a minor
point. For the ,Jte;v. Ruiter will be
r eturning lo his beloved Wewak
later this month ·10 reswne the
un selfish service that has
brought him many tributes Jnd a
special jubilee mass since his re·
tum to the United States.
Those tributes have included
the designing Of a jubilee Cl'eSt
that clearly depicts the principal
elements of a life devoted lo a
Christia n cause amoilg natives
whose head hunting exploits of
the past are ofte n be~r known lo
the Christian world today. ·
THE CREST IS In the form of a
Sepik River mask. It <Jepicts the
Cross on a mountain -the Society
of the Divine Word!s miuLonsym-
bol ~and a silver chalice and host
which represent the'sacrifice of
the altar for 25 years.
Ari airplane in flighi over
palmS, swamps and mountains-
refiects . f'ather lvo's particular
contiibutl on in New Guinea. A
spirit housP reflects the earl)' op-
. position to the advance ol Chris-
tianity while the depicted waters
.
of the Sepik River denote a bless-
ing from the elevated host and
-chalice.·
FATHER IVO'S flock has
another way of offering a bless-
ing and their absent padre made
sure that it was inserted in the •,
jubilee mass celebrated at Sts.
Simon and Jude. It goes like this:·
"Lord, i slap wa ntaim yupefa.
"Na wantaim yu .. ''God strong olgeta. i blesim . ,
yupela; • -·
"Papa na Son na Spiritu Santu.
Amen. .
"Yupela 'i go. · Misa t pinis.
Yumi tenkim God."·
All of which means :
"The Lord StaY with you.
"'And with you.
''Gqd, all strong. bless you :
"The Father a nd Son and Holy
Spirit. Amen .
"You go. The m ass is finished.
\Ile thank God.
Father lvo's .j ubilee · mass is
finished. He and all those wbo
celebrated w i th him have
thanked God for 25 years Of self·
less service. most of them s pent
in a hos tile c limate Uiat often
taxes the hardy natives of NeW
Guinea..
Father Ivo found God tong
before he went to New Guinea
But. he says, to get really rlose to
Him you have to go to Wewak.
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Saturday, May 24, 1975 DAIL V PILOT Af
.
Plymouth Aids
'
H~er Victim~
' Hundi-eda Of' pennies,· nickels,
dimes and quarters went flying
Sundliy • mor'bing at Plymouth
Congre.1~tlonal Churc~ in
Newport Beach as children and
adult'1 broke more than 100 "LOve .'~"ve1'' to help reed·
starvlnc_ peopJe in disaster areas
arqubd the world4.,.._,__ ..
Thi"toveLoar"' Oismallcon.
lain.er 1b1ped llke a loaf or ·b~ad). brealflnj !~er*'l\Ony was
the Clillfllnatlon of 1 f°'#?'!month
prd;rarn. Since--Febi-u•y Most ·
member• of the.'.i lon.,,,_.aitOn
dl1played tho ''L6ve Loaves•1 on
Parisl1 Slates
Art Auction
· OU1, litb~graphS, etchings and
waterco)Ors will be displayed
when ·the Italian Catholic
Federa}ion Bra nch No. 302 ot Sts.
Simon and Jude Ppl'lsh has an
art aflcUon June 6, at:Sta:~ Simon
&: Jude Parish, Colman Hall
20444 Magnolia Street., Hunt·
ineton Beach.
Preview will begin at 7 p.m . wi.f.h the auction scheduled al
8:30 p.11).
Artworks are from the Robert
Sills Gallery of North Hollywood .
Free admission with coffee and
Hors D'oeuvres served.
Monies received from the
gallery will be based on how
many art p3trons are present at
the auction and proceeds will go.
toward parish kitchen fund.
Sisterhood
To Install
The 1975-76 officers of Temple
Beth Emel Sisterhood will be in-
stalled al a luncheon Thursday at
11 a.m . in the· social hall of the
Temple, 1770 W. Cerritos Ave.,
Anaheim.
The new officers will be in-
stalled by Mrs. Joseph Goodis P~cific Southwest Branch presi:
dent and will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Liss.
Entertainment will feature the
''Loara Chamber Singers''.
Re!ervations for the luncheon
will be accepted by Mrs. Alvin
Duner, 533-0792 a nd l\1rs. stanley
Ash, 836-6597.
' their family dinner tables ·u re-
·miqders that ~ther• in the world
ure hungry. Var\oua an:i~t.I of
change were contributed "daily ..
Sunday's breaking of the con-
tainers yielded over $430.00.
ACCORDING TO Dr. John
Lindvall_._pastor, the 11Love
·Loaf" funds will be us:ed to al-
leviate hunger through the 'Mis-
sionary Socltty of the NaUonal
Congreg atlon31 Chrlitlln
C hur ches a nd ' Ro1e Park
Orphanage in Tiju&ii.a, Mexico.
The remaln!Jtg,.funda·wlll 10 to
the emergency relief ,ministry of
World Vi.si.on International,
originator di l)le program.. World
Vision . ·fs a Ch rt at la n
humanitarian aaency .Which
combines .proirams of social
concern wlth eyangeU.,.rn in more
than·26countrte1~: . . ' . ~ ' .
DR. O NDVA'LL doubts
whether ¥~oplei, here ·r~ally un -
d.erstand w·hat life Is like ln the·
under-d*loped n&tlona of the
"Thi.rd ··woi-Id.'' Thq averaee
American, tle·polnta oot, has an:
income of $4,760 per year. "I'
know il's hard to believe, but the
average income in that develop-
ing world is well under $200 per'
'year," he staled. He hopes lO see·
the "Love Loaf'' program car-
ried out again at Plymouth in the
near future.
Bat Yahm
To Honor
Teachers
Temple Bat Yahm of Newport
Beach (Reform) will honor its
Religious and Hebrew School
teachers at Sabbath Services,
Friday, at 8:15 p .m . at the Zonla
Club of Newport Harbor, 2101
15th Street, Newport Beach.
The teachers are Nancy Co hen
and Fran Morris of Santa Ana;
Anita Travers and Mrs. Martin
Brower of Corona dell\1ar; Mrs.
Carole Miller, Phyllis.Berg and
Gary Levin from Newport
Beach ; Ad rienne Cohen of
Laguna Beach and Toranna
Wermes of Westminster. .
The Oneg Sbabbat that follows.
services will be hosted by the
education committee of the Tem-
ple. ,\ll are welcome to attend.
For further )nformation please
call 644-1999. ·
TO SPEA.K SUNOAY
Dr. George Vougo
New Baptist
Church Op.ens
lo Irvine
The Rev. Dr. Gerorge Vouga,
general dir e~lor of the
Conservative Baptist Association
of Southern California, will speak
at the 10:30 a .m . service of the
newly-opened Irvine Baptist
Church.
The Bible teaching fellowship.
meets in the library of University
Park Elementary School,
l't1ickelson and Sandburg Way,
Irvine .
The Rev. Samuel D. Lacanien-
ta is the missionary pastor from
lhe Philippines serving the new
church. For informalion, call
543-3092 or 836-9160.
Church school is conducted at
9:30 a .m ., with evening service.
at 6p.m .
Art, Hobby Show
Scheduled June 8
Neighborhood Congregational
Church of Laguna Beach will
conduct its Art and Hobby Show.
June 8, from 11 a.m . to 1 p.m. in
Bridge Ha ll.
Stamp collections, antiques,
needle point, bottle collections or
Eimilar treasures are welcomed.
Application forms are available
in the church office and"should be
submilted by Monday.
N-morethanever
you need lh•
Information printed
every day • ..
In the DAILY PILOI
Artist to Address Academy
Lag·una Hills Artist Florence Helf man will be
gueat apeaker at Israel Ac1demy of Irvine al the
weekly Asepha May 4. The Academy is located in
the ojd Irvine School , Sand Canyon Avenue ort the
Santa Ana Freeway.
ner of Fairview a nd Adams .. Musical groups "f{a)e
and Gomez" and " Jonathan Daniel" will entertain.
• " Rachel l,..ewi s is continuing to teach her adult
education course entitled ''A P.1ovement of Jewish
NatiQnal Liberation" on Monday evenings from 1 to
8:30 'p.m., sponsored by Shir 111 Ma'alot Harbor
aerorm Temple of Newport Beacb.
BUI Pyatt, Phoenex, Ariz.; business man, will.
be apeclal IJ)49;aker at the monthly dinner meeting
og: the Huntincton Meach Chapter of the Full Busl·
nea Mea'1 Fellow1bipon Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the
Sheraton Motor Jnn, 21112 Membe rs of the Southern Cross Circle of
Pacltlc Coast Hi1hway, ( ) Neighborhood Congregational Church of Laguna
Huntington Beach. BRI B'FS Beach will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. for a sack lunch
_ meeting at the home or Mrs. Myra Pell, 31346 Fly·
Lisa Jantl will be '--------~ ingCloud Drive, Laguna Niguel.
guest apeaker or the
lfa .. •'11 of Costa Mesa today from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at
"Our Town Apartment" in the recreation area, cor·
Academy Slates
Kalla Hageegah
Filmilies of Israel music and literature will
Academywillsharetheir address the weekend
homes with other gathering. They include
families this weekend, as Dr. Eric Ray, Professor
the Academy gathers for of Art Hi.story at the
"Kallah Hageegah" to University of Judaism in
explore the role of the Los · Angeles, who will
arUlnJewishlife. pres ent ·a s'urvey of
The Kallah is one of Jewish art from biblical
three weekend retreats to contemporary times;
held by t he Academy Cantor Phili p Model of
throughout ·the year. At-Temple Beth Emel in
tending families Will be Fullerton, who·will pre-
houaed in several host sent a comparison of
households within easy synagogue a nd church
driving distan ce of.music ; Laguna Hills
Academ y headquarters artisl F1orence Heitman,
in the old Irvine school on demonstrating techni-
lhtnd Canyon Avenue, ques of threat painting
taking all meals together and ceramic Mezuzahs ;
attheschool. and Gerry Schusterman,
PROFESSIONALS in calligrapher, speaking
lhe fields of Jewish art, onHebrewcallfgraphy.
HEAR
TWO GREAT BIBLE TEACHERS
THIS SUNDAY
10:00 A.M.
DR. CHARLES FEIHIERG
Dean of Talbot Seminary
6:00 P.M.
DR. HENRY HOLLOMON
Professor, Bible Talbot Seminary
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
M-Fanlor Jr. Hi.p School
DelOW.-&A"-.5-.,._C:..,_
493-1949 494 -1141 130 -8417
Tot Care
Offered
First United Methodist
Church of Fountain
Valley is offering a pro-
gram for mothers called
''Mothers' Morning Out'.'
Two sitters will be at
the church every Friday
morning to care for
children between the
ages of 1and4 at a cost of
only $1 .25 for one child.
Care for additional child
in the family is $1 .
Hours are from 9 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. For part-
time care, the rate is SO
cents per hour per child.
For information and
r eservat ion s, cal l
962-2593 prior to the pre-
ceding Wednesday. '
How does
Owtstton Science
hool?
listen to firsthand
expe rien ces. This
weet<'s program.
''WHAT IS A
CHlllSTIAH
SCIEMCE
PllACTITTOHER7"
The healing Ministry of
Christian Science is
described on this pr~
gram.
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Mortuary • Cemetery • Flower Shop
14801 BEACH BLVD. WESTMINSTER
(213)431-,65n • (714)893-2421 • (714)531.112.s
I ORANGE COAST :CHURCH DffiECTORY I
~ I ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL OIURCH WELCOMES YOU
3209 Via Udo, Ne\"POrt Beach
IUHOAY 7:30 AM H..,. ~.._..t
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1\115DA 'f 10:00 AM H..,. Mltarl1t, He6t
Serrice wffti LA'f'IHG OH OFHAHOS
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ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
2043 O~ Ave .. Costa Mesa
Sundays 8:00 & to:oo Church School -9: 15
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ST. ANDREWS
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LUTHERAN CHURCH · ,
7tl 1Wt..-Dr.
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Chris1ian
Education 9: 15 a.m: Fes11ve
Worship 10:30 a.m.
Nurw.y C.r• .-.v1l"'bl9 '
WELCOME
LUTHfRAN CHURCH
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RESURRECTION
PAUL HALYOISOM ·-t :oo ...... c0111.....,....,s ... .,ice
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9812 H90llltow
Huntinqt011 leach
962-5005
,., Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
c-·' '1 D-Point
3:?,50 I Slawhll Dr.
. Jollo o. -.... P•lor
W ortltlp -1:30 & 11 :00
'1 S..nday School -9:45 ~... 493-3414 496-3424
A Cordlal.Welconie from
THE UHITED METHODIST CHURCH
Costa Mesa
FIRST UHITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd.
Wonlilps.nkn
t:JO I 11:00 A.M.
C:'-c.11 Srlr 11 9:30 A.M.
EA.AL W. IS8Ell . 0.0.
Costa Mesa North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Mne V.O. & !hit• SI.
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t:lO A.M..
CHRIST CHURClt
IYTHESEA
N~Beach 1400 W. Balboa Blvd.
67S-3805 'Rev. Robert S. Shepard, Jr.'
WonWp & C:-.. 5ca...i
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Huntington Beach
FIRST UHITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 536-3537
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; Huntington Beact-N()(fh
COMMUHITT UHITED
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil Ave. 842--4-461
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HEwiooRT CEHTER
UHlTED METHODIST 1601 Marguerite Ave. Corona del Mar w.....,&_Sc..,. ...........
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OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL
CA THOUC CHURCH
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the C:OOStal Areos
Christ United Presbyterian Church
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-· ·· SUMtrieSCteUU Saint Mkh"IMI And All Angels Episcopal Church CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH SATIHIDAT~l-M.US-S,..P.M.,
1 3233 rociflc VJew Orlw•, Corona cMI M• Missouri Synod SUNDAY MASSIS-a.I0-12 I S,..M.
600 St. Andrews Road• Newport Beach
Dr. Cr-tn H. Diwwn.M.,....... 1 s-d9'f S...•kn ;.,_1,-00 & f:JO..,., 760 Yict.te st., C:.......... COMH~510NS-l:JM:l0 S .. is•r
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Shir Ha-Ma'alot
Harbor Reform Temple
~ .J) Rabbi Bernard P. King
Sabbath Services
Religious School
meetina at
Dr. ca.tn H. oi.w.i.w. "• e · 1
Services 8 A.M., 9:30 A.M. and 11 A.M.
• AIC LIME OF HELP-445-2222
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ANOfll!W C. jlloNOERSOH, ~MES R. NELSON. A..;$1¥\t
-8:00 A.M. -Holy Communion 11:30 A.M. -Family &,eMoe & O'lurch School (Nursery Care} ft:OO A.M. -Morning W«sblp fhuraetY Cira)
11:00 P.M. -Fea1iv1I Evenso~ & Sermon -
I' EPISCOPAL YOUHG CHURCHMIH
f James C. Clley, Pastor -962·76 t 2 Res.: 63M06 t
HIW IPISCOPAL MISSIOH
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llOfnlng Worship ..•.............••....•. , • 11:001.m.
Jirnwf'MHtlng Wedn..ttv •.•..•••• ,: .. : .•.. 7i~p.m.
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t\Jf DAILY PILOT • Saturd!y, Mey :M, 1975
'Childproof Bottle
·Stumping A.dults?
1 SAN DIEGO (AP> -The Catiromia Pharmaceutical As·
soclaUon may come to the aid of grownups who say they can't
'cope with the "childproof" pill bottle.
. A. CPA committee has presented to the association a study·
detailing the problems of adults stymied by childproor bottle caps.
designed to discourage curious children.
The committee recommended that the assOciation push to
have port.ions of the 1970 Poison Prevention and Control Act
dropped. A part or the act requires the-use of childproof caps.
The committee said that mothers feel the caps have reduced
the numb~r or accidental drug poisonings or small children:-
• But it also. reported a number or problems with the caps
among adults . T-h~e range from such annoyances as not being.
able lo open a medicine bottle in the dark to· potentially
dangerous situations involving elderly pa tients.
ANIMAlogk~.,,......., ·
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"If YOU WAlff A e<ING~ OF A~ALONE
-Ll5TfN To '!Mt CONVE"'5AT10NS o~
'Tiii~ BEo>.CI\ , "
LAVORIS DE CORA TOR 30 x 16 x 12"
MOUTHWASH
& GARGLE
32 oz.
Rana. Desk Organizer
Foot Locker
Metal covered in
exciting patterns
in dramatic col·
Sinutab-D:
..
()penlng Night Sacccess
Legal Brothel 'D.oing -Fi~e'
FALLON, Nev. CUPI) -The wages or sin are rurbished rormer supper club east or here, baa "a bar
pretty good at Salt WEils Ville, the county's tirst separate from the loLmae where \be clrl1 watt for
legal brothel. · customers. Prock said ~tomen cait drink 'Bl the
-Owner Ross Prock, a moblfe hom~ dealer in bar without availing themselves or the other
Reno, opened his new venture fbr busJness this services. ·
week and attracted "30 to '° customers" the first Prock has plans to turn the remOte desert spot
night, . · . into an oa~is. The word spread, and the next nllGiJbusiness •. · . ~ ·
doubled. At $10 to S20minimum, it's IId' surprise • • ''WE.I LL HAVE AN AIRSTRIP rea(ty thl1
Prockisalreadytbinkingofexpansion.. weekend," he-aaid. "I'm planning to add a swim·
ming pool and riding stables." .
'•WE ·MA "l HAVE TO GET some more girls, He checked the J>06Sibillt¥ of s:etUng a camlnc
the way it's going," he said. . , lltense, too , but Was told the slate doesn't.l1cen1e
There are 1_9 l!lready re~stered to work at the brothels, even ir they're legal. ProeUtutlbn ia leeal'
brothel. Six are on dut'y at any onetime. • -in-two-counties and tolerated. in ·moet othen in
The brothel, located in an extensively re.. Nevada.
BOX OF 24 SCOTT
Confidets ·
Regolar .
or Super!
DENTAL H ·
Toothbrush
PREMIUM SKIPPY 14'/• oz. " .
"Chunky" DOG FOOD
All You Pet's
Faw1rite flavors!
CANADA DRY
Soft Drinks, Assorted Flavors.
REGULAR OR DIET
BY IDEAL AT 12 oz. 7 t 1 00 . CAllS 1 •
"Mickey Mouse" by BRADLEY
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&111•1!aseh, Con.ner Set CIF Records
By ED llURGART
" CM•O.llyf>I""__,
AZUSA-The blghly·publicized
ereat race for the CJF 4-A varsity
l.rack and field Wle between the
Pasadena Hlah Bulldo11 and·
Nowport 1.iarbor Sallon turned
out to be a alarlt runaway ·cor
Pasadena.
Tho speedy Bulldogs, led by
. ace tlPrintor1 Rick Jackaon~and
Otf11 Hunter, won three events
before the 4·A chanipionsbip
meet wu halt over at Citrus
College Friday ni1ht, and
bteeHd-to-lhe--easiat-posstble
Car ds ·Rally
To D e f e at
LA,·4-3
LOS ANGELES CAPJ -Ted
Sizemore's i'bi single triggered
a two-run r ally for St. Louis in
the .eighth inning, leading the
Cardinals to a 4-3 decision over
the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday
night.
After Sizemore's base hit tied
the game at 3-3, Luis Melendez
D o d ger• S late
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drove home the winning run With'
a ground ball that scored Lou
Brock from third base.
Dave Lopes' two-out single in
th~ seventh inning drove in a tie-
breaking run and gave the
Dodgers ·a 3-2 lead before the
Cardinals rallied.
Steve Garvey and Jimmy
Wynn slugged solo -homers to
give starter Al Downing a two-
run cushion to work with before
Luis Melendez tied the game
·with a two-run homer in the
sixth.
The Dodgers opened their rally
in the seventh with singles by Joe
Ferguson a nd Steve Yeager .
Ferguson moved to third after
Charlie Manuel grounded into a
double play.
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Warriors
Win Again
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Phenomenal Rick Barry fired in
38 paints, sparking the unrelent·
ing Golden •State. Warriors to a
109-101 victory over the flounder-
ing Washina:ton Bullets Friday
night, their third ·consecutive
triumph in the Natlanal Basket-
baU championship series.
The remarkable Warriors,
leading the series 3-0 despite be-
ing huge underdogs prior to the
nationally t e levised best -of.
seven set, can win their first ·
NBA title since moving to the·
West Coast from Philadelphia in
1962 by beating the Bullets Sun-
day in Landover, Md.
The Bullets' chances of win·
ning the· tltl'e are now.
astronomical since no team in
NBA history ever has overcome
a 3-0 deficit.
The victory was the most
lopsided in the series, the War-
riors having to rally to win Lhe
first tw.o games 10.1-95 and 92-91 . Tilts time, h'owever they were in
front vlrtUally all t~e way, never
trailing by more thin, two pointa.
Barry, the leading scorer in the
series with 98 points, an·average
0£32.7, gol the Warriors off wing·
ing with a 19-polnt outburst in the
first q·uarter. The 19 points were
only two short of th.e single-
qUarter~ playoff record of 21 by
Joe "'11j<8 or the old Philadelphia
Warriors. against Chicago on
Aprill6, l947.
In the first period, Barry had a
sensaUonal stretch, scoring 11 Sll'aii:ht Golden Stall! polnts, as
lbe Warriors raced ro a 24·16
lead.
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victory.
Puadena wound up with 54
polnll, ZS.more \ban~ place
Newport an029 more than rival
Muir, which defeated Pasadena
in a Pacl!jc_Leaauedual meet.
· P:uadena'• tltle-ita flnt since·
t1858 +ov era hadQwed a
11uperl1tive performance by
~ewport'e David Kurrasch, who.
Won ttie al)ot put. ciimpetitton
Will\ a tosa o ( 68-S, second bt!st In
Cll'aMa1'.
KWTasch was only one of four
Orange Coast a rea athletes to
wUi a varsi(y eve nt.
lils teammate, Brian Theriot,
wu an easy 4'40 winner <a meet
record 48.0 ) while Edison's Tom
Uoy, who is suffering from a
mild ca~e of mononucleosis. won
the880 rn l :~.8. Theriot and U oy
won the same ev(!nla la.st ycur. •
And Estaincia's Ken Conner
wu a surprise high jump winner,
clearin~ 6·9'A . Conner, whose
be8l this year was 6-7, cleared
6-2, 6·4, 6·6, 6·1 and 6-8 before his
winning leap, a m eet record.
But this meet belonged to the
(avored...Bulldogs. Hunter, who
lost to Oxnard's Eric Tuylor in
the 330 lows during the prelims,
ecliPtied his own national record
of 36.8 by running a 36.4 in the
evenin&'• first varsity event.
That s ta rted it all for the
Bulldogs, who won the 100 and
220 (Jackson's 9.7 and 21 .7) and
the 440 relay (42.0 J. Hunter was
also a s urprise second in the 220
(21.$).
Newport. m eanwhile, wasn't
quite as fortunate, falling to
score points in the high jump,
220, and 880, events in which it
haclto place to stay close.
But it had the meet's oulstand-
ing performance in Kurrasch's
ishot put toss, which broke John
Hubbel l's CIF c hampionship
meet heave of 67·9~~. Only
Newport J-larbor's Jim Neidhart
has thrown the s hot farther
(69·334in1973} In CIFhislory.
The Orange Coast area had
other standouts, though. llunt·
ington Beach's Robert Angel ran
a lifetime best or 4: 13.J in run-
ning second to'Loar a's invincible
Ralph Serna (4 : 12.7) in the mile .
Serna came to back to cloc k a
·dazzlin g 8 : 58.4 in the two mile.
Corona d e l Mar's Brian
Hunsaker, st ill the nation's
leader this year with u 8:58.2, led
for six laps, but tired badly dur·
ing the final 440 yards, a nd
finis hed fourth in 9; 09.2.
In the fros h -soph division.
Co rona del Mar's J eff Day rHn
two impressive races, finishiilg
third in the m ile with a4:22.4 and
winning the two mile in9:26.0.
Competition ends for frosh-
soph competitors, but the top five
finis hers in th e varsity po le
vault, high jump, s hot put, long
jump, 880 and two mile advance
to-Friday night's Masters Meel'
at Cerritos College. The top four
Crom the 100, 220, 440, 120 high
hurdles and 330 lows, and the two
relays also advance.
Trac k
Results
For 4-A
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VARSITY
100-1 .J.,i::k~n IP•wde11•l t .12. Z.k IW..•I To,.
ratKel t .•'l . D•vls CS•nt• Wonic•I t.I •. L.ynn
(Mu.Ir) t .I S. H•U IMornln9sldoll t.t•. Smltll IWli!
Covl~i9.t. :t.zo-1. Ja ckson IP•saden1l 21.1 ,, Hun!et"
(P1wde~l 21 .• J. MtG1oUlln IComplon) 11.9 -
~II {Morningildel 22.0 5, Zall !WHI Torranc:el
21 .f lo. Ftlj)C)l'n (L8 Poly) 22 .1.
4'11>--1. T ... rlet tNe*POrt H1.-rJ ... 1• J. Sexton
JC.omplonl •.1 J. Smltn I P•Mdenll 4.1•. erown IP•dlkl .... s. Wefoorl /Rolling Hiiis) ••. , '· Mwk'oy (New-' Harlllorl 49.t,
BIO-I. L.l•T IEdlt••l l :S4.I 2. Wiilman tlb'dlllft<hl 1 :SS.S l . Flynn tSanGoroonioJ l :Si.9 •.
Ruoglerio CS.n Mlrco'l l:S..• ~-H.imillon (Sim. VaUey) 1:S1. t •. P•cllecllo IArtadl•I 1:51.0.
Ml .. -1. SefN IL.01r•l •:12.J l. Allol'tl IHIMt· iftllllll .. Kii) 4: 11.) 3. Bl•ck-n (Roy.-!)(: 1'.1 •. &11 1Foo111111J •:IS.• s. Mows ceresce~ v11i.r1
•:11.(6. TllUord !Morningside I•: It.•.
2·mile-I. 5'lrn1 ll o•r•) 1:51.•• t. A. Aoulrre
IS.nl• 8atblr•I t :Ol.6 3. G. AQuirre tS..nt•
BMblral t :<M.• '· H111111ler 1c.r-*' ~r l t :".2 S. Bl•tkbur11 IRoy•ll 9: 11.2 6. H1r,..y CRoy11!t:12.4.
120HH-I. Peter~on CS1ddleblck ) 13.J" ?.
Turner CCyprelsl 1'.1 l . Flowers IEli.enllO-rl
1•.l '· Godiner (W!1I co~!nal 1•.• s. Thompson (Morningside) 1•.•6. Lewis !Muir! 1•.J.
llOLH-1. Hunter !Pasade,..) ».•· 2. TllOmi:llA!'I
(MMn!1111S!del JJ.1 l . Cllami,.,rs (Mulrl 31',1 •.
Turner (Cypre,~l ll.• S. Ta ylor (O•"llrd> Sl.56.
--CLB Millikan)ll.J. "° rel•y-1. Pas,..,ena •1.0 1. Co"""on •2 .• J,
Muir •2.• (. LS Poly 62.1 S. Dominguer •1.8 '·
MOrnlnQ)!de ,2,9.
KATELLA'S BRAD PURCHA (1) STEALS SECOND AS BALL GETS PAST EDISON'S JON HOLMBLAD IN THE SECOND INNING.
Mlle rel•y-1. Nt wPOrl H•rller IH11m11111,
.....,, M111n1,, TIMtiolJ l : 11.t 1. Muor 3: 19.l l . LOI.
Alamitos J: 19.6 '· A•t•d l• ]: 21.1 '· Edb ... J:U.16 ffouing Hills 1:22.0 ..
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Peler50n CS.ddlebltk I•·•·
Katella Ousts Edison
Chargers Tumble, 8-2, in Playoff Action
By ROGl'R CARLSON ot ... o.u.,~ ... -...
Katella High's Knights proved
as tough as adnrtised Frida~as
the invaders mowed down the
Edison Hig h C harger s, 8·2 ,
before 2,100 fans at Edison.
T he victory puts the Knights
into the semifinals of the CIF 4·A
baseball playoffs a ga in s t
Lakewood Wednesday.
Kafella jumped to a n early
lead and was threatened only
briefly in the bottom of the fifth
innin·g whe n coach Harvey
Jensen's Chargers jumped on
Katella pitcher Lanny Gor for
two runs thanks to rbi blows by
Scott Desrosiers and Steve Hines
.to closethegapto3-2. 1
But it wasn't to last long-
Kate lla cam e back moments
later in the top of the sixth to post
five runs-capped by Bill Ben-
bow ' s two ·run home r and
Edison's dreams of a semifinals
berth were buried.
Gor posted his 15th win in 16 de-
cisions, as he baffled Edison's
home run potential with a steady
diet of curve balls, changeups
and a tailing fastball.
He walked only one and Bart
Schaefer's stinging· double to
right was really the onJy belt of
the day for Edison, although
Rick Hibbard _and Desrosiers
each doubled.
Edison 's two-run rally in th~
fifth was started b y Mik e
Macoy's single to left and he
scored on Desrosiers' fly ball
double that fell between two ad·
vancing outfielders. Desrosiers
was plated when Hines bounced a
sini.?le through the middle.
But other than that most of the
fireworks were Katella's as the
Knights jumped on Macoy early
for six hits en route to a 3-0 lead
alter two innings.
Still, Edison was in the game
when it narrowed the count lo 3·2
in the fifth.
But things turned sour at that
. point as Katella took advantage
of its opportunities in the sixth.
Del Leutbecker got aboard in
an infield hit and Larry Olson
smacked his second s ingle of the
afternoon. Brad Purcha loaded
the bases wbe n there was no play
on his infield t a pper.
Leutbecker scored on a wild
pitch, pinchhitter Mike Domene
squeezed home Larry Olson and
Purcha was plated when an at-
tempted pickoff play backfired.
Benbow put the icing on the in-
ning with hi s four· bagger and the
end was in sight.
Katella's s tre n gth is em-
phasized by the fact that no one
struc k out-the Knights were
consistently making contact.
Got. meanwhile, struc k out
seven in the firs t four innings.
KATELLA ctl EDISON (21
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L.euttll<ker,\b4 1 2 o Holmblld,1b 1 O O O
w11i.rs. pr o 1 o o ScNeter. lb 3 o 1 o
Olwin,t 1 1 2 1 Tttke,rt J o o o
Purcn.a,Jb l 1 2 o Ryder.If J O O O
(oor,p 2 O O O Total~ 28 2 1 1
Domene. Qt\ 1 1 1 1
Tollch JI I 11 S
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LA'RRY OLSoN (14) SCORES ON A SQUEEZE PAST EDlsON'I SCOTT DESRoSIERS.
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To .Boston
BOSTON <AP ) -Bernie
Carbo, Carl Yas trzcms ki and
Dwight Evan s tagged flame-
thrower Nola n Ryan for home
runs Friday night, powering the
Boston Red Sox to a 6·1 victory
over the California Angels.
Carbo' put the Red Sox in front
to stay by s li cing a 3-2 pitch into
the left field s creen for his
A llfJeb Slate
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seventh homer as the
leadoff batter in the first.
Boston
Yastrzemski, who singled after
\>eing knocked down by a Ryan
fast ball in the fourth, lined a
two-run homer, his fourth, into
the bleache rs be hind the
California bullpe n in the fifth.
Evans connected for his fourth
homer with a shot into the screen
in left center in the sixth.
Fred Lynn la ter tagged a solo
homer for the Red Sox in the
eighth, after Ryan was gone.
Ryan allowed five hits and
struck out seven before retiring
after six innings. Foiled in a bid
to become the major leagues'
first nine.gam e winner, he took
his second loss.
Backed by the hom e run
power, Boston right·hander Luis
Tiant evened his record :>-5. Ill
and a doubtful s tarter just before
game time, Tiant allowed eight
hits as he avenged a 2-0 loss to the
Angels earlier this year. Tiant
also has been shut out in two
other defeats.
Tiant lost his shutout bid in the
sixth whe n Mic key Rivers
walked with two out and scored
on Tommy Ha rper 's dou ble off
the wall in left center.
Ti.ant was he lped by battery·
mate Tim Blackwell. The young
catcher with less than one full
year in the majors cut down
three California players trying lo
steal second base. The speedy
Ange l s lead the American
League with 75 stolen bases.
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Wilwinl 23.0 3. C•rler /Fonl•111l 23.0 '· Gabie COWfleyl 21.0 S. Marlin (VIila Par•I 13.1 6,
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1"-11111 V•U1yl 21·1 3. Giies CW>rnlng!.idel
21-2'h •· Marlin Giii• Pirkl 21·1'h •. Murptiy
IDominguerl 21·1'.I) 6. Rime tKatenai 11-0~~.
PV-1. Ca• IL.B Wll.onl 13.4· 2. C.sl1s tRo,an
12 .. l. Girdner tDomlnouezl n .. 4. Eenl,oft ,(M1
IMl!lr l 12·6 S. R1ev11 (l'ounlllll Vl 11eyJ U'.O L tie·
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Wilsonll. 'dltnote1 meet record.
WTI' Sco res
Los Angele' l2. S.n 01•90 2• ~1.21.c1e....,l•nd 22
SOSIOl'l 21, lnG l•na 11
TV Sports ·
JO a.m . (9) -WOMEN'S
PRO TENNIS -Ma rtina
Navratilova m eets Kerry
Melville in the singles final of
the Virgini a S lim s of
Washington, D .C. (13) -
AUTO RACING -lfighlights
o( last weekend's action at
Ascot Park in Gardena.
II a.m. (9) -WOMEN'S
PRO TENNIS -Betty Stove
and Francoise Durr vs. Kerry
Melville and l\1artina
Navratilova.
11 :1 5 a .m . (4)--=
BASEBALL -Scheduled:
The Detroit Tigers \'S. the
White Sox in Chicago.
1 :30 p .m . (7 ) -IN·
DIANAPOLIS 500 FESTIVAL
PARADE -Taped coverage
of the 19th annual festivity in._
eluding Laguna Hills r esident
and 1925 r ace w inner Peter
DePaolo as grand marshall. ·
2 p.m . (2) -GOLF -Third
round play in the DannY
Thomas Memphis Classic.
Sp.m . (7)-WIDEWORLD
OF SPORTS -The world's tOp Formu_la-1 drivers race.
. through the streets of Monte
Carlo. Also. a preview of lhe
Indy 500 and Silver Glo..0
.boxing.
I ....
' '
UAIL V Ptl.OT
Sports i11 Brief
• : •
Calder Sparkles;
·Trojans Upset
LOS ANGELES -Former
Golden We11t College star Blaine
Calder, who c1:1me into the game
whe n Pepperdlne's s tar ting ~ ~i\cher injured a hand, blasted a
two·r un h omer und added
~otber run batted in as the
Waves edged Arizona, 4.3 Friday
in the rirst round of the NCAA
.. 9,i•trict 8ba~eba 11 play.orfs.
' 1Calder came in to replace Dan
Cowgill in the thirdi nning-of""the
"ttnt game arter Cowgill was hi t
·on the right hand by a foul tip,
~.alder's two.run homer in lhe
•'fbUrth inning gave the Waves a .. z.o lead.
• r Mike Casarez' ty,·o·run single
iin lhe bottom of lhe first capped a
· 'three-ruo outburst as l'Ullerton
·State s tunn ed South ern
~aliforni a 3-1.
.. ,.That means that Friday's
losers, Pacific -8 champion USC
·and WAC runnerup Arizona, play
"at 11 a.m . today. F\lllerton, the
·Pociric Coast Athletic Associa·
.Mahaffey
Leading ., ,'
:.'·¥EMPHIS (AP). Baby-ra ced
'10hn Mah arfey birdied two or his
~t three holes for a rour-under-
~r 68 and pulled away to a two-
!J,l:oke lead Friday in the second
fpimd of the $175,000 Memphis ~!Classic .
, 1 M ~haffey . 27, put together a
~hole lotal or 133 , 11 under par
O•TVT ... •fl '
·:"•.
·" ·. a...11e1 2 •t l:30
. '' o'ft the 7,I93·yard Colonial Coun· ~Club course.
l'lis closinl{ burst in hot. hazy
W,jather lifted him clear of J ack
Njfklaus and veteran Gene Lit· ne.r. ~·J'.iicklau s, \I.' inner or three or his
tisf.four starts, bogeyed his 17th
hOJe and Jet the 44-year-old Lit· (J~r move into second alone wi th i:is.
: the quiet, unrlappable Littler ~~h ad a second-round 68.
, ".NJcklaus h ad to settl_e .tor a 70
$tler some errant dnvmg and
~: tied !Nilh Tom Weis k9pr at
:Newport Beach's Alan Tapie
Sh9t a 73 for a two-d ay tota l of 151 #~missed the cut.
't"-<Oll(f-round 11~r$ In li.e 117S,000 Mernpfu$
l;o.ll Ct•s1lc on the 1t19J·1••C1, P¥·n c.o..,.,,i.1
CltwMr1 Ch10coun.t. ~~ .... "·• Gihtlltller !JMl<Nlc•I•~
;i:orn\!i•ls•ool C.try HlnMn
6-l;y Pl•Y•• BoOE.!tmll1> J.ndy Norll'I
Jofln Lbler
frAnkCot'IMr U.0...rd tl>omp\On SUI W••~er
.11"' $1..-.s Gil<Mo1~n
tion titlist, takes on Pep'perdlne
this afternoon
In Friday's second game, 1111
three Fullerton runs were un.
earned arter an error by third
baseman Rob Hertel that put
runners ut first Mnd 1:1econd .
M'esl ph<rl Trad<!>d
PHOENIX -T he Phoenix
-Suns Friday traded their top
scorer, guard Charlie S<.'Otl, to
the Boston Celtics for P-au l
Westphal and second round·
draft picks this year and next.
Milwaukee Bucks president
Bill Alverson confirmed Friday
that Kareem Abdul-J abbar has
been mtntioned in trade talks
with several National Baksetball
Assbciation teams but s tressed·
they are not actively trying lO
trade the star center.
llila• llpsef
HAMBURG, Germany -Jan
Kodes or Czechoslovakia upset
top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of
Argentina, 6·2, 6-3 Friday in a
m en's sing les quarter -rinal
match of the $100,000 West
German Tennis Grand Prix.
Kodes will m eet Italian Paolo
Bertolucci in the semirinals.
Bertolucci h ad earlier beaten
Wojcech Fibak, 7-6, 7-6.
Second·seeded Romanian Ille
Nastase eliminated Briton Rog-·
er Taylor, 6·1, 7·5. And -Manuel
Orantes of Spain advanced by·
beating Onnie Parun of New
Zealand , 6·2, 6·4.
E'r1111re l.eods
PA RIS -Patrice Dominguez
beat Zelljko Franulovic 12·10, 8·6,
6-2 and Francois Jauf(ret defeat·
ed Niki Pilic 6·3, 7-5, 2·6, 6·3, to
boost France to a' 2·0 lead over
Yugoslavia 8 ft e r th e ir
quarterrinal Davis Cup Euro·
peal!_ Zone match.
(,'nr Heb1dfl
INDIANAPOLIS -Mechanics
workin g on the wrecked car o(
driver Duane "Pancho" Carter
Jr. said late Friday they will
have the car rebuilt in time for
Sunday's Indianapolis 500.
Carter's rather, former driver
Duane Carter Sr., said his son
has recuperated enough from a
back injury to drive in the race.
Young Carter, a Marina High
graduate, tore a muscle i.n his
back and badly wrecked his car
Thursday during catburction
tests at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway.
Spike Meet
At UCIToday
CIF FINALISTS -Coach Gary Sisel 's
University High Trojans won the South
Coast League t ennis championship and
·are in the CIF 3-A finals Tuesday for the
'second straight year. Front (from left)
are Rick Rabb, Gloria Falterrrieier and
Ken Vieira. In the back row are , Siael,
Ken Aden, Scott Hayes, Steve Anttl and
Brad' Faitermeier. Not pictured is Mike
Tunst all.
University
Gains CIF
Net Finals
By CRAIG SHEFF
Ofdlol 0.11, ,.. ... sutt
University High's tennis team
is in the CIF 3-A rinals for the
second straight year:-thanks to
its strong doubles q uartct.
Coach liary Sisel's Trojans,
b e hind the play of Bra"d
Faltermeier, Scott Hayes, Gloria
Faltermeier a nd Kent Aden
rolled to a 18-10 victory over host
La Quint a Friday in the 3-A
semifinals .
Tuesday they 'll meel San
Marino in the fin als at a site to be
determ ined , possibly UC Irvi ne
or the Wayne Tennis Club.
Brad Faltermeier and Hayes
learned lo win thei r two doubles
matches, limiting the La Quinta
duo to just three points in the rour
sets. And Gloria Faltermeier and
Aden won all (our sets.
"Both doubles teams played
magnifi cently," said Sise!. "I.a
Quinta's s ingles players seem to
always give us trouble, but our
kids rise to the occasion and we
were m entally r eady to play to· day."
The victor y was University's
24th in a row. after an opening
season loss to.Corona del Mar, a
4·A fin alist Tuesday.
At Valeneia
Diablos Favored
In 2-A Spike/est
By ED BURGART
Oftlte Dallr 1'1..-SWI
Although the Mission Viejo
High Diablos may not win a
varsity event tonight, they are
still slight favorites over Duarte
and Gahr to capture the CJF 2·A
track and fi eld championship at
Valencia J.ligh.
Field events begin at 6:30, and
the ri rst race is scheduled !or
7:30.
The Diablos are in an excellent
position to pick up two seconds
and two thirds which would be
Y.'Orth 28 points on the new scor-
ing syste m of 10·8·6·4-2·1. In all ,
J\.1ission Viejo ri gures to score 35,
Duarte34 and Gahr 30.
Duarte, thoug h, cannot afford
any failures in the sprints where
it is expected to earn 21 points.
Its ace is Glenn Yates, who has
run 10.0 in the JOO a nd 22.6 in the
220.
Yates has a tough task in the
220, though. He must face St.
Bona ve ntur e :s Mike Miller
(22.4), the favorite in the 120 hi gh
hurdles and 330 lows.
events in which Mission Viejo
should score. Mike Walterhouse
has the third best mile time or
4:20.7, and the second best two
mile mark of 9: 14.0. He is picked
to finish third and second.
Wilbur Gregory (14.3) is CO·
favored with Miller in the 120
highs, and should place at least
fourth in the 330 lows (39.0).
Other Diablos entered are Jon
Cook (1:56.3) in the 880, Greg
Jones (50.1) in the 440 and Lance
Al·Bayati (S3·9'-A) in the shot.
Mission Viejo has a mile relay
team that has clocked 3:26.3.
University has two fina1isls in
two-milers Cody Ba kkila (9:28.3)
a nd Jim Branson (9:28.5).
El Toro has three varsity ei;i-
trants in high hurdler Charles
Hicks CI5.0), shot putter Mark
Delay (52-9'h) a nd high jumper
Steve Cox (6·61h).
San Clemente's lone entrant,
high jumper C ar:l Eisaman
(6-81Ai) is one or the favorites.
Joining Hulst rrom Laguna
Beach are pole vaulters stuart
Foster and Robert Wood, both or
whom cleared 13·6 in the prelims.
3-A T:raek ' I •
Finals
Set Today
Notte D•lll• and"C!Wpl, biller
rivala ln ti!• D.i Rey~-. ore
the fovorttn IOwtn u.tvanlty II·
lie In the CIF 3·A U.~ and field
chomplon•hlp1 lhl• illemoon al
El llodeno Miah. ·
Field event1-beatD-•t noon
whUe the tint runDiDc event Is
•lated for z. •
Notre Dame, wllh e laht
qualifiers, should finilh with .ii
polnll, whlle Crespi,· wlU, nine
qu1Ufter1. tia:urc1 to score 46.
KeMedy Ill Ch of Ban low, which
ha-. -naahy aprln~er1, 11 third
choice with 16 Polnll. Mater Del,
the only Orana:e Cout area en·
trant; 11bould acore-17 .
Although Del Rey champion
Notre Dame could win u many
as three evenJ,8, league runnerup
Crespi 11 expected to score eiaht
pOinl& or more In four events.
Notre Da me ii Telylng on Ont
places by Bruce Rocheleau
(l ;S4.6> in the 880, Brian Worden
(16-0) in ,the pole vault a.nd its
mile relay team ( (3:20.8). .
The 880 will be the meet's top
attraction. Five tUJ'U)Crl-three
from Nolte Dame-have 1one
1: 55.2 or better.
Mater Del, meanwhile, has a
good chance to srore in the
mile-Joe Dowling has gone
4:30.8-and 1J> l~e lwo mlle-BUI
St. John haa ruD 9 :2t.4. Rancho
Alamitos' Bregaar Moor e
(9:09.8) is a he11 vy~ two-mile
favorite. ,
Mater Dei's other entries•are
Greg Woepae (14-0) ln the pole
vault and Pat McKeon (50.5) in
the«O.
Here is a dope sheet of today's
meet with predicted times:
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UC Irvine's track and fi eld
te'am completes its dual meet
season this morning, hosting Cal
State (Los Angeles) at II o'clock.
It's a non·scoring meet.
Coach Len J\.f iller's UC I An·
teat ers are l e d by 440 i n·
termediate hu rler Bill Cheadle
(50.6J, miler Steve Scott (4 :08.8>
and pole v aulter Mike Sabatino
(16·4), all leaders in their events
a mong Division JJ schools.
The Trojans !Ost IO or the 16
sets in singles to La Qui nta, the
fi rst time they 've been defeated
in singles since the Corona del
Ma r match.
Gahr's strengths are in the 440
and m ile. Donn Thompson (49.1)
and Jim Arriola (4 :09.IJ should
earn a t least 18 points and
possibly 20.
Thompson is pretty much of a
standout in the 440, but Arriola
must meet Laguna Beach's Eric
J.lulst (4:11.3) in the mile, UD·
doubtedly the meet's top race.
Good Paces CdM
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct. GB
l\tilwaukee 20 16 .556 -
Boston 19 J6 .543 1h
Detroit 16 18 .471 3
Bal timore 16 21 .432 4 1f.z
New York 16 21 .432 41h
Cleveland 14 21 .400 S\i'J
West Division
Oakl and
Texas
Kansas City
J\.1innesot a
Angels
Chicago
22 16 .579
22 17 .564 1h
22 19 .537 l \i'J
18 11 .514 2 1n
21 20 .512 21Ai
17 21 .447 s ,. .••• ,.,k_
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Ea1t Division
W L Pct. GB
Chicago 22 16 .579
Philadelphia 20 18 .526 2
New York 17 16 .515 2th
Pittsburgh 18 17 .514 2'h
St. Louis 15 21 .417 6
Montreal 13 20 .394 6 ~
West DivlsJon
Dodgers 27 16 .628
Cincinn ati 22 20 .524 41h
San Francisco 20 19 .513 S
San Di ego 21 20 .512 s
Atlanta 20 22 .476 6'h
•touston 17 Z1 .386 101h ..,.,_,.,Ga-
Nlw Ye.-J, Atlon1e 1
Clntl!IMll S. P1'1i.cNlpl'lle J ~Ion 4, Molllr••• 2
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Into Tennis Finals
Hulst, who has little competi·
tion in the two mile, is a com-
petitor, a nd his coach, Jim
Toomey, says, "Eric hates to
lose."
Hulst will probably concen·
trate on the two mile in the
masters and state m eets, and he
figures to give Arriola a big bat.
tie tonight, especially if it is
Hulst's last mile this season.
The mile is ah10 one of·seven
By DAVE ROMANO DI' Ille 0.lly ,...,_ IUft
Freshman Lance Good handed
Al Winkler his first singles loss or
the season Friday afternoon to
spark Corona del Mar High to a
J73Ai·l01/4 win over Palos Verdes
High and into the rin als or the
CIF 4-A tennis rinals.
The victorious Sea Kings ra ee
Rolling Hills Tuesday afternoon
Newport · Ousted
Fr(Jm Net Playoffs
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of .. 0.lly "llelStett
ROLLING HILLS ESTATES-
There'll be a new look to the CJF
tennis finals this season .
Newport Harbor Hlgh 's
Sailors, rinalists for the past
eight seasons, were scuttJed by a
determined Rolling Hills Titans
team at the J ack Kramer Tennis
Clubhere, 17 -11 .
Not sinc e 1966 have the Tars
missed the cha mpionship "finals
and the Joss was even more
humiliating as Rolling Hills used
three girls In the rour singles
slou .
But the match was determined
in doubles play where both
coaches stacked their strona~t'
players.
Rolling Hills took the measure
of Newport in this area, J0i.1inc
only one of lhe eiaht sets and
picking up 10\.\ valuable points.
Each1et la worth l~ points.
"This was one of those days,"
dlHPPolnlcd NOWPort coach Pat
Wiison said aner lhe decision
had been determined with lhe
final doubles set and RolUn g
Hiils leadlnc, 141i·6\i.
It takes I4 points toUe and 14 ~
tow1n .
"I didn't fl e ure oor doubles
•
would coUaP1e like they did to-
day," Wilson said. "It all boils
down to the fact that they (Roll·
ing Hills) ca me to play and we
didn't."
Rolling Hiiis coach Biii Ryan
concurred.
"'The doubles was the key to
the match. They had to go strong
in doubles and we did too. It's
strictly a guesslna game but I
figured they would go strong in
doubles."
Newport held the lead on1y
briefly by winning the first
singles m a tch. When Rollin&
Hills captarod the fint doubles
set, the trend of the afternoon
wu set and the Titans dJdn't let
up unUI the end.
~curt Stalder and Biii Nardi of
the Titans fell behind, :M, In lhe
flnt eame of' their match with
Rick Whltwer and Bred Bauman,
then look lh• sel, 6·4.
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on a neutral sile for thJ
crown.
Good 's win helped loll Pjl)os
VerdeS" Strategy of P.lacing
the bulk of strength ln doubles
and hoping Winkler could come
up with a sweep in singles.
Even ir Winkler had swept,
however .. Corona del Mar would
have won as coa~h Dennis Trout
put his strength in doubles and
they were able to handle Palos
Verdes.
Dan Gerken teamed with Ron
McNamara to win three seta and
split one and the team ol John
Callne and Bob Spooner came up
with one big win which helped
swing the match in CdM 's favor.
Good 's win over Winkler was a
major upset. He defeated the
Palos Verdes ace 8-3 and at one
point or the match had a 3-0 lead.
''I told Lance to keep him In the
back of the court and run him
from aide to side as mueh u · he
could," says Trout afttr the
match ... This way when he came
to the net he waa tired and
couldn'l atlack the ball like he
usually does.''
Good went on to sweep all his
sina:les matches and Jim Curley
won three of his four sfltl while
Jordan Otterbein and Jim Ross
both split in slnglel action for the
Se1Klng1.
One ol the bl11es1 wt111 of the
day for Coron1 del Mar other
lhon Good'• upset woscaune and
Spooner: winntna: their final 1et,
7·5. CdM had only a three-.polnl
lead at the lime and thal win put
them In front by 4 Ii:
Gerken and McNamara
raponded by wlnniftl lwo sell
6-4, f ·I and copturinr their
second d!JublH molcb, 7·7, f.t.
"
•
C'enturv League Claa•pions
Saturday, May 24, 197& OAJL Y PILOT R
Sea Kings Roll
~·
Newport Ousted
-.
Volleyball
Semifinals
For CdM
By DAVE ROMANO
Ol*O.ltlf l'ilOI SUff
Taking adva ntage of
its s up e rio r speed,
.. Corona del Mar High ad· ' J vanced to the s1e m ifinals
of the CI F volleyball
pla yoffs Friday after-
noon with 3-1 win over
SPOITS
Vikings
Too Much
For Tars
By HOWARD L . llANDV
Cit Ult D•ll1 1'"1111 Still
Members of the Corona del Mar girls badminton learn
that won the Century League chartl)>ionship are pie·
lured. In 'the front row. from left, are Lorna Watt,
Mon-ique McGregor, Llz Ogden. Paula McNamee, Lesly
Lane, Connie Politoske, Patty Ryan and Michele
Malldry . Back row, Patty Humphreys, Cathy
McMahan, T a mara Cole, coach Carol Stockmeyer, Cin-
dy Hughes, Stephanie Shore, Lisa Monaco, Astrid
O 'Connor, Allison Child, Nanci Corcoran. J eannie
Elisides, Lisa SlQCkwell. Not present were Arylc Wor -
rell, Kim Peleuses and Margie Sandor,
Mira Cost a High in a
match played at CdM.
Althoug h the host Sea
Kings were at a he ight
disadva ntage against
their foe, they wer e able
Women
Honored
AtOCC
De fending c hampion
Santa Monica High
School turn.ed back
Newport 1-larbor High's
Tars in quarte rfinal
round volleyball play
Friday night at Corona
del Mar Hi gh, 15-3. ~.
15·11, to advance to the
CI F playoff semifinals.
The Tars were nev.er in
the first two games but
forced the issue to the
bitter end in the third
and fin a l game of the
m at c h b e (ot-e bowing
OCIR Unbeaten Artists Roll
lo overcome it by mov·
ing their spikers into bet·
ter position and out-
man e uv e rin g th e
Mustangs.
De bbie P erkins and
Mary Caro wer e present-
ed with special awards Co:ona del Mar won a t the a nnua l a wards th~ r1:st game 15-13 after program for the Orange
bwld1ng up a n easy 5-0 Coas t College women's
out. ·
In that f i na l
s howdown , Santa
Monica held a 14-12 edge
throug h 17 s tr aight
service bre aks at match
point before scoring the
fin al tally as a Ne wport
p layer in a d ve rlently
touched the. ball twice in
attempting to r e turn
service.
Resumes
Action
Orange County tn-
lernational Racewety re-
turns lo action with a:
bang tonight with 32 fun-
ny cars, a h ydrogen
peroxide powered rocket
car and a gokart jumper
highlighting the Drag
Race 500 program.
Eliminations begin at 7.
Ed McCulloch , cur·
rently e mbrOi led in the
most torrid winning
streak in his career, will
head the AA nitro ·
burning funny car field.
Prime opposition will
be from Neil Le ffler,
Jak e J o hn s t on, Pat
Foster, Jim Dunn, John
Lombarcto , Gary
Den s ham, Fre d
Moo n ey h am. Gary
Burgin, Henry Ha rrison
and Mike Halloran.
Eight pro stocks will
romplete the s ho"'' with
an ope n round -robin
tompetitloQ.
Gates wi ll op e n at noon
with street r aci.ng
grudge m a tches taking
place during the after-
noon. Seve ra l fu nny cars'
are expected to make
test runs and the pro
ilocks. will conduct quali-
Jying races.
The Pollution P acker,
the Minn esota -based
rocket car driv e n by
Sam Miller, is capable of
530 miles per hour from a
1t a nding s t a rt o n a
11uarter·mile strip. '
Larry McM enamy will
attempt to j ump 18 cars
In his g9kart. In his last
attempt two months ago,
he oversho.t the landing
ramp and crashed but
was not injured.
Fowler
Honored
Dana llill s Hi g h
pitche r Don Fowler was
named player or the year
in the South Coast
League b y the loop's
baseball coaches.
The coaches' team:
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18-E . khmldl CMhlilon 'ollejo),
lnl-<IOllM CMl•slon 'ollejo l, W1llKll
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COefll HIUsl •nd T tylor CM!Slilon Vie-
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De dication
Dedication ceremonies
for the r eva mpe d
baseball fi eld at Costa
Mesa Park will be held
Saturday m o rning at
11:45 ln conjuctlon with
rhe Harbor Area Boys
Baseball clinic, fea(ur-
lng four Los Angeles
Dodgers
GARDENA -Top ·
ranked and undefeated
La g una B each Hi g h
rolled into th e Cl lo"
volleyball semifinals
against Corona d el Mar
following its routine rout
or the ho s t Serra
Cavaliers Friday night.
Coach Mike Duncan's
Laguna Beach Artis ts
dominated the Pioneer
League co-champs, 15·9,
Los Al
Racing
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15-7, 15·5.
Aside from a moment
or two during lJle early
part of play the Artists
never tra iled a nd we re
n eve r in serio u s
jeopardy or losing a
match.
"We really got a very
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Duncan.
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tant coach > h as been
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team peaked for the CIF'
and I reel the orrense, de-
fense a nd blocking is
coming together.''
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lead, lost the second en· .
mons did well a nd Wade counter 10-15 captured s rring s.~~1'~1i teamJ
Binley came off the the third ga ~e 15·8 and a o n g wi e . coe
bench to help o ut de-th t h "th squads .Thursday night. . . won e m a c w1 an Perkins was presented fens1vely a nd passing. easy 15-5 t riumph in the ·th th t 1 d .
fi I wt e ou s an 1ng
An d as h as been 1.na e. athlete award ror all
Laguna's custom , the The Sea Kings will sports after completing
Artists got stronger as play Lagun~ Beach twoyearsof competition
the mat c h w o r e on Tu ~.s d a Y 1 !1 th e in baske tball, volleyball.
before a s lim crowd in sem1f1nals at a s ite to be d j v i n g a n d c 0 e d
the tinySerragym , d e t e rmin e d t oday. volleyball.
Th . t th Corona del Mar lost to Ca ro re ce iv e d a
l9lh et vi_c ~[~ w~s e the top-seeded Artists special award for three
be· t s r:;r. t . or t e un-earlier in the year. but years or dedication to the
a en 15 s. have enol.lgh. momentum women.'s s wimming and
Wooden
At BBC
John Wooden will
make a rare public ap-
pearance May 31 when
the former UCLA coach
will be a guest speaker
for the UCl .. A Club of
OranBe County at the'
Balboa Bay C lub i n
Newport Beach.
Wooden accepted the
invitation of the Orange
County group because a
perpetual schol ar shi p
named for him will be
awarded at the 8 p.m .
dinner
"We expect a great
turnout ror this unusual
appearance of Wooden al
a regional alumni group
(unc t ion,·· says Gino
Fragnoli, pres ide nt of
the club ··All Bruin
friends are welcome, in
addition to former UCLA
students "
to come up wtth an upset. diving team .
With Mark Pick get-Otherawards :
ting three Of the five SWIMMIM G-Mo~I 1mpro~1dpoints off his serve, the O.bbit 0..1,~ """~ .,, •• u .. 1111-Jod;
h II d Llwlnt. OStS pU e OUt to a 5-0 SOFT8ALL-MoSI Improved-Jiii lead in the first game. An1111 ; Mos• v.1 .... 01e -Debbie Con-II. Mira Cost a, however , C.YMNAST1cs-Mos1 tmp•o--battled back a nd went in TIN e1st1runo: MoM v 1h.•ab11-
"""l•!ii:oli•. front, 11-10. VOLLEYBALL-CA Te.iml-Mosl With the score ti"ed al lmprowoe1-M 1r1111 Rynkolf; Most 'l1 !111b!1-Lorl Mc Oon•td; IAA 13 , John Klug served up T ...... l-Mostlmproved-T1riSmi1n; Mosl V•lwoDlt-JCWll!i Blndel. one point (or CdM and COED SttllNC.-IMen·s "-ward~)w;'tb P1'ck serv1·ng the Most 1miproved-M1rk Slrilln: MO!ot Vl1Ulbll-i..lrry AOOliU; !Wo<ren·~ Sea Kings took the first "-•••osl-Mo~1 1mp•ov .. o -K•111, game when Scott~~: Mos1 'l11u1011-La11••
Peterson came up with a coEo &AO M !N TOM -1 M1n·~ fme spike on the final A••ro1.l-Mo11 Improved-Gil•• S•t nl ; f<o s t 'l•t111bl1 -J•t k point. G ... rn11y; t,,,.o,,,..n's •-•Cl~lMolit 1mprow10-0i1ne Pickerino; The second gam e was ~.,,.,,..bll-SueJ11111.~.
th 1 t . M " Cost COED &OWLING -I M•n "s e on Y tme tra a 1.wirdJ-M ost v1111•ble-Nick was able to take advan-s1 .. ~1 : 1wome"'s ••••Ol -MOst tage of its height. The Vi1l .... tt1o-Dl•ne R11oc1u~.
Mustangs jumped to a
~~~~~;.nd never trailed Girls Softball
The Se a Kings again
relied on their speed to
capture the third artd
fourth games CdM was
in front all the way on
both encounters as Mira
Costa couldn't get its
game organized
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l\f a rk Louvier did most
or the spiking (or th~
Tars while Tim Wetzel
and Greg Kelly were the
setters but mis takes and
out-of-bounds s pike at·
tempts early gave Santa
.Monica an ins urmounta·
ble lead.
·Jn the first game, the
vis itors r a n off the first
nine points . Newport.
stayed with the Vikin'gs
in the early going of the
second game, trailing 6-4
before the visitors raf-
tled orr the fin a l nine
points.
But the third and linal
game was by fa r the beSt
of the ni ght for the T ar$.
The Vikings forged. lo
front, 10·5, befo r e (he
stubborn Newport squad
cam e roarin g back t6
close the gap to 11 -10 ln
favor or the Vikes.
Santa Monica thctl
s('or ed the nexl three
points to run the coun( to
14-10. then with Louvier
s'erving ror s tarter Tim
McClary, two spikes by
Blanch ard c losed the
gap to 14·12 before the
long string of 17 service
exchanges without a
point.
Bob Leite lt, a junior
class man for Santa
Monica, was a standout
for the victors.
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tlim•NltCl l Peterson , Klu g. Pick
and Rick J effs all played
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advantage of excell ent
sets all afternoon
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J Mas.on Reese
Looming larger than any new personality on
the TV horiz.on this season is Mason Reese. Every
mall contains dozens at letters from readers ap-
. pJauding the youngster's brUliance and cuteness, a
rare combination. Rather ttian answer every ques-
Uon from his fond fans in column after column we
sPoke with the boy's father, William Reese, a New
·'York graphic designer, and in one fell swoqp got the
scoop on hl.s son.
Q: Is Masoa Reeee, tb.at.briWul rot1DCl·faced,
leq-bolred Utile fellow.JVbo ,_ ... Uy i. ·C9·bOll OD
tile Mike l>euglas sbow, 'for real) or ls be a dwarf?.
A: No dwarf -he's a giant in today's world of
show business.
Q: Where and when was he born!.
A: On April 11, 1966 -in California, where his
parent.$ we.r_e_~lsiliJlg a._Uhe Ume.
Q: How did be lose Ids tee&h! •
A; Thi ·same way most 10.year-olds loge them.
~pop puts i_t, "They simply fall out and rest under
the pillow awaiting the arrival of 'thetoOthfairy'. ''
Incidentally, he not only knows bis daddy is his
"tooth (airy,' but also that inflation has hit -he will
MIKE DOUGLAS AND MASON REESE
Boy, 10, Acllteves TV Stardom
no longer accept a quarter per tooth. Mason insists·
all his classmates now charge half a dollar per.
tooth. What your reader noticed missing were his
baby teeth, which makes him look, at times like
he's toothless -'caitse when he smiles his i.eeth
don'tshow.'
Q: How much of an allowance does Mason get?
A: A dollar a week. He usually spends it on
comic books and sugarless bubble gum.
Q: At what age did Mason begin to show signs
he would be quite a talker?
A: "I 'guess when he was around a year and a
half or 2. And his vocabulary was always good. Also
he was quite retentive. Even.when he was not quite
3, strangers ~n a bus would say, 'That's a remarka-
'ble child. lie has sucb presence:·or, 'I think he has:
the wisdom of an older man.' Actually my wife and
I think he's from a different life. This must be bis
fiJth karma!"
Q: When did he start doing commercials?
A: When he was about 4. "Once, in a doughnut
Buttons Signed
LOS ANGE):.ES CAPJ -Red Buttons has been
signed to play MG M's publicity chief of the 1930s in
''Lombard and Gable.''
Buttons plays a fictional character named Ivan
Cooper although the role is obviously based on
MGM's longtime publicity genius, Howard Strickl·
·ing. Allen Garfield also joined the cast to portray
MGM boss Louis B. Mayer. James Brolin and Jill
Clayburgh are Clark Gable and Carole U>mbard in
therilm.
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.shop, a man came over and said, 'This t1 ioln1 tq
isound strange, but today I was really at an all-time.
low. Just watching your UtUe IOll on TV buoyed up·
my 1plritl. I now reel such a sense or joy and
poalUveneas emanatinc from him that I can face
the rest of th~ day with areater confidence-.' He then
said thank you and walked away.''
Q: laMaooaaboppycMldf
A: ''Yes, but he does have bad days. Doesn't
want to eat bis vegetables. go to bed ... geta susy'
.• all the stages kids go through. I suppose H 10· ·
meone saw him throw a mild tantrum they'd say lt
figures, he's just a temperamental Utile celebrity.
'Glad You Asked That'
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The ract ls that he'd Only tie aoilig those-thin.es any
child ot his age group .would. Basically he's very
much loved and a very loving child."
. Q : Doea Ma1oa 11P5ta1e lall aet.oolmatea or play
Mr. Bil Celebrity!
A: No. He's just Mason-the-kid at the Mon·
tessori school he's attended ·ror six years. "He loves
math; and does it well'' his father reports. ''He likes. English and does that well. He doesn't particularly
llke geography or history, so he goofs orf a little on
thC?Sesubjects.'' . .
Q: Does tbe· boy act like• prim• donn• bec•ase
ol bia·recocnttlon from televlsioa? •
A: No. ''Most parents of proresslonal children
have a great deal of their lives invested tri that
child's career. But neither his mother nor I get our
life's fulrillment from what Mason does. Certainly·
.we have great pride in what he does. But above and·
beyond that we have great F!Qncern for him as a
human being. And if he were to stop the business
tomorrow morning, that would be okay with us. We
want him to do what he enjoys and is gifted in
because ~t ~oes bring a lot of pleasure to other peo-
ple. But 1t 1s not a dependency. Mason is supported
by me. Not by himself. His income is puf away for
his future.''
Q: Would yoa say Masoa ls ml.Ising out on the
fun ol being• cblld!
A: "Hardly,'' chuckles his dad. "How many
other kids can fly the Goodyear Blimp, ride on top
of an elephant at the circus, ·operate a diesel
locomotive or have a tortoise race?'' Even Shirley
Tehtple, most famous of all child stars, is high on
Mason. She's said that of all the kids to come along,
he perhaps ·has the greatest potential or being what
she ·was in terms of popularity, parUy because she
felt the family influence was protective and
because Mason is still very much a little boy.
Q:. Aren't bJs parents concerned. aboat their soa
starting a career so young?
A: They have concerns-and cautions. ''But,''
Bill Reese admitted, '"if we had misgivings we.
wouldn't permit it. -We look at it realistically. We
feel that he's gifted in.what he does and ir it can be
developed successfully and without injury to his
psyche, thaUs all that counts.''
Q: ls It true that Mason Reese will soon have bis
own network show! U so, what kind of sl\ow will it
be?
. A: .The pilot is already in the can. ABC is pay-
Jng r~r 1t and, says Reese Senior, "It looks like a lov-
ely l1ttle show simply called 'M830n.' It's being
done by top creative people and will be written by
Emmy winners Austin and Irma Kalish."
Send your que8tiomtoHyGardner, ''Glad You Asked
that," care of thU n~, P .O. Boz 1500, Costa Meaa 9'1626. ..
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Mushrooms of flame and smoke erupt
from an ·old San Francisco fire station
during the filming of the opening se-
_quence of a movie called ''The Killer
Elite." Directed l>y ·Sam Peckinpah, the
film stars Jam es Caan and is about ''in·
terna~ional power structures with a
potenllal for evil."
Musical Series
Set for Summer Freebie and
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The television the Bean Ill
networks will be ofrering something a bit more than Pin RICH.AID HAlllS t.
the usual diet of reruns this suinmer. 11DEADLY
NBC has announced it will present two musical ·TRACKUS ..
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They will be followed by four programs starring
Ben Vereen, who starred on Broadway in ···pip-
pin" and won a Tony for it. He recently appeared in
the movie, "Funny Lady."
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CBS wilt present Dick Cavett in a sammer
series, the first under his new exclusive contract
with the network. No details as yet, except that the
show will combine Cavett's talents as a conversa-
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For Pat Neal
By VERNON SCOTT
:, . 'FIOLLYWOOD CUPll -'\It's been a decade
,al.nee Patricio. Neal sultered three massive stcokes wht~h almost claimed her life, but a&l\te.from a
·e1t1hl limp and a fuzzy memory the ¥ademy Aw~rd-winning actress is as good as new.
·Pat came to Hollywood from her home in Great
• Mi11enden, England, to star i.P ao NBC· TV movie ~.''Erle," and will return to Britain this month. '
· .. ThiJ.t• the first time I've worked this ~ii:r.''
at 1aldrduring a shoofing break at the Burbank
studiO!l, "And I love to act. 1 rnisg.if .••
PAT, 49, FINDS lhe quiet
country lire 30 miles outislde
London somewhat monotonous.
She weeds the garden, shops for'
groceries in the village and
pitches in with the housework
now and then.
She and her author husband,
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Our top triviaddlct Bobbl·lean Alica\, sboWed
her heela to the rest OJ the field this week with io ·
correct aoawers to boost he'r lead to nine polnts over
Jl•s Fraley who, along with Tracy Godfrey and
Jolm DM•b, tied for 1econd with scores of nine
apiece. . · .
1 Deadlocked in third position were three other
trivlophtles -Barba_ra Delgado. Lenette
Jlom•aoaky and the Howard Roark All Stars -all
of whom scored eight point&. Nine of our regulars
were on the sidelines this week, including .loba
Rta..Hll and Shawn Layden, whO haveD •t tUt!ised a
cont.est all year. Sine~ we have so many neW names int e lineup
since the 1975 aweepstakes began (and since Bobbi·
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''Roald h as just completed the best children's •
book ever written, 'Danny, the Chainpion of the
World,' " Pat went on. "And now he's started on Jean seems to be turning it into a rout), we'll wipe
another. His work keeps him busy. But 1 eef resUve. the slate clean arterthe June 28 contest and start all
"I.love to leave home from time to time when I over again with another round from July through . ge~ n~rvous, ~nd coming to work in Hollywood real· December.
ly 1s.~ke a holida~ for me. . Meanwhile, here's the next batch or sticklers, We entertain a grf:'.a~ deal a.t home. ~ostly Jor which lucky number seven will give you two. nelg~bors stop to .Play blllia~ds with Roald in the. 'J>Ointsifyou 'reintothatsortofliterature. evening and for dinner. But 1t doesn't occupy that
much of my time. I was accustomed to more activi·
ty before my ghastly illness." 1. NAME TllE two strolling minstrels in the
movie "Cat Ballou."
PAT SPEAKS OPEWLY about her series ~r 2. If you heard "The F1ight of the Bumblebee"
A strokes. Her brush with death serves as a point of on t~t; radio, to what adventure series might you be
reference. Her life is divided, before and after the liste3mTngh? 1 fSt ·a , b dd
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"I've really taken advantage of that horrible whom many of the comic strips adventures are
period in my life," she said, laughing easily. "Since focused. . · · .
that time Roald has been in charge of everything 4. How about the cigarette company which
aaround the house. paraphrased the song "Happiness Is."
''He makes the plans and does most of the work I used to do, even though we have a maid, a nurse 5. GAR~ CROSBY is a frequent guest sl'ar on
for the children: a cleaning woman and a secretary .• -------------------~
Sometimes he even cooks ."
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The true story of JUI Kinmont.
The American Olympic ski contender
wOO;e tragic fall took everything but her lift>.
· Aro who found the courage to live
through the love of one
very special man.
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actre1n1 killed durinc the bank robbery. ·
7. Jn which Micke)' Spillane novel does Mike s J Jli•de Hammer track down the Communist kidnapers of et or l 0 ·hl!i secretary?
8. The buzzer had a name on radio's Truth or
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t.' IN THE MOVIE "-00-" how did Loilise
Lorimer'11on meet his death?
10. The full name, for half credit, of Auntie
Mame's huaband in "Mame." For another half
point, the name of his plantation.
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1. Peier Brown <Lawman sidekick)
2. Riverdale (Archie'ii town)
3. Thirteen days (Alamo Siege)
4. George LlndsaY._ (.Goobel' Pyle)
5. ••Revenge of the Creature'' and ''The
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6. Orson Welles (Man whoCarne·toDlnner>
7. Our Gal Sunday (Red River Valley)
8. Bertram Cates (John Scopes}
9. Kraft Music Hall (pomegranate and puce)
10. "It Had to Be You" (Casablanca song)
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movie nights on television next season, but th e
networks are promising a flock of bloc kbusting
movies , ranging from "Doctor Zhivago" to "The
Sound of Music."
Latest of the movies to be announced is CBS'
buy of "That's Entertainment" for one run in 1976
at a reported price to MGM of $2 .5 million . MGM
also drew a big fee for releasing "Doctor Zhivago"
to NBC.
Among the other movies promised for the next
television season:
ABC -''The Sound of Music,'' ''Deliverance,''
"Sleeper," "Sounder," "For Pete's Sake," "Cin ·
derella Liberty," "The Last Detail," "Diamonds
Are Forever ,'' ''Cabaret.''
NBC -"Dirty Harry," "The Su garland Ex4
press," ''The Last of Sheilah," "The Nelson Af·
fair."
CBS -.-"The Getaway," ''The French Connec·
tion," "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid ," "Cahill,
U.S. Marshal," "Red Sun," ''Mr. Maj estyk," "The
Bible."
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TH£ FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane
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,:i,fic (41 9:00 -"Ulzana's Raid." A .
baift;OT Apac hes escape from a U.S. re-
serV!ation and an inexperienced li eute-
nant is di spatch~ to· bring them b'ack in:
this 1972 mbvie with Burt: L3ncaster,
Bruce Da vison and Ri chard J aeckel.
ABC (7) 9:00 -"Breakfast at Tif·
fany's ." A.Wey Hepburn a nd George
Peppard star in lhis1961 ro~nlic comedy
-rrom the Truman Capote novel. Patricia
Neal, Martin Ba lSam', Buddy· Ebseh a nd
Mickey Roon ey a re a mong the supporting . oast. ·
KTTV {I I ) 11 :00 "A nchors
Aweigh." Gene Kelly a nd Frank Si natra
bead .the cast.as a pair of sailors in this
1945 movie musical.
!-CBS C2> 11:30 -"A Gathering of
Eagles." A drama about airmen in \Vorld
Wat II with Rock Hudson. Rod Taylor
a nd· Barry Sullivan playi11g t he top roles.
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Deacons to Court
To Dump Minister
JONESBORO , Ga.
(UPI> -A majority of
the congrecation or
Sylvester Baptist Church
want a new pastor, but
their present minister
refuses to leave. The
case has gone to court
and a jury will decide
who will run the church.
The past two years, the
Rev. Samuel W. Rocker
and eight deacons or the
small rural church have
disagreed over
everything from where
to put additional· cbu.n:h
restrooms to tbe subject
ol Rorker's sermons.
THE DEACONS de,
cided the situation had
gone far enough when at·
tendance at Sunday
services dipped from 200
to 25 members, and that
included children.
On Jan. 17 the con-
gregation and the de-
acons vote d to fiie
Rocker. He refused to
accep~ dismissal and a
later adverse vote, and
at one point had three de-
acons arrested on
charges or misap·
propriating church
funds.
CLIFFORD MOSLEY,
a deacon in the church ,
Shootout
Sentence
and the great-grandson
of the church's founder,
said the pastor was fired
because "membership
had been dwindling and
because his (Rocker's)
actions wer,en 't Christ·
like."
Mosley was one or the
three deacons arrested
Jan. 18 on the misap-
propriations charge,
which was later dis-
missed. He said the irony
of those charges wa1 that
one of the instances of
miJappropriations, cited
by Rocker, was• IOan to
help the pastor over·
some or bis financial pro.
blems. The three de·
aeons are now suing..
Rocker for $50,000 plus
court costs for false ar·
rest.
"HE RAS REALLY
hurt. us a lot, but we are
trying to be fair. We
didn't have to agree 'lo
the second vole but we
did, so this matte r could
be settled soon,'' he said.
Lu<tlow _ Montoto, Lino• Anne <1nd Rof)trl Wtt1Dtr,J1""'11A.9M•or.rte. R••P" CHULA VISTA <AP) =~~':T.;:'11~~·1~::,:::""· ~A,~rrit,:~<• ~110t•• •nd C11tr1ts · -A man left paralyzed
The deacons went to
court to get the matter
setUed once and ror all,
after the second election
April 27 resulted in an
adverse vole against the
pastor and pro-Rocker
forces allegedly
padlocked the church
doors. The deacons
charge that was a viola-
tion or a charitable lru.;'it ......
set up by the founder 1n
.1898 which deems that
the membership be al·
lowed use of the cb.urch.
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QUEENIE
CLAYTON
SUPERIOR c 'ourt
Judge Harold Banke or·
dered that the issue go
before • jury May 29
!>ecause or the co m·
plicated nature or the
case. Banke said it would
be better to let both sides
testify and Jet a jury de·
cide who controls the
church.
Until the case is de-
cided, Banke said the
church will remain
padlatked and everyone
will be enjoined from it •
lly Phil lnterlandi
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Saturday. May 24. 1075 DAILY PILOT CJ
De Recalls Natives
Lay Misswnary Enjoyed New Guirwa Life
By JAN WORTH
61 ... D11tw 1'11<11 "'"
An.er three years as n lay mis-
sionary among the "primitives"
ol New Guinea. Bud Singer or
Mission Viejo still finds himseli
wondering if maybe we are the
primitive ones.
"I loved those people," said
Singer or the mountain natives he
met in the highlands of Papuan
NewGuJnea.
•'THEY ARE intelligent,
humorous, warm and open. I
made many close friends, and
leaving them was much moredif·
ficult than I would have im-
agined. It wasn't like saying so
long."
Singer; 58. an aerial photo-
grapher by trade, went to the
huge island north or Australia in
1971 after seven montM training
by the Catholic church .
He volunteered for the pro-
gram after 30 years in the Navy.
'Wh<"H " 11e1tlve
,,.,..,ome• " Chrislle111,
he "'""t pick 011e wife
CIHd pllt Hll fhe
others a11lde
11ex11nlly.'
As a ."lay missionary helper,"
Singer drove a supply truck and
handled inventory and deliveries
ror one main mission in Mendi,
New Guinea and 18 ouUying mis·
sions.
HE ALSO TAUGl:fl' some or
the native boys lo cook and
helped transport sick people
from outlying villages to the mis·
sion hospital.
The highlanders never saw a
European (as all white people
are called in New Guinea) until
about 1951, when a band or Fran-
ciscan Capuchin brothers from
Pittsburgh, Penn. arrived.
Since then , many Europeans
and Americans have penetrated
the eastern side of the island and
the Catholic diocese ror Papuan
New Guinea, an area or 80 by 60
miles, has about 30,000 native
believers.
BUT CULTURE SHOCK has
not changed everything in the
native life. The natives still wear
what they always have -that is,
practically notl:\ing -which
makes sense in the hot, humid
climate.
The women wear grass skirts
and a net over their head and
back which also serves as a car·
rying bag for children, and
vegetables.
The men wear almost nothing,
except for a n abundance or
feathers. paint, and hand-woven
necklaces and cowrie shells.
CATHOLIC LEADERS have
not made an issue or dress,
Singer said, unlike early mis-
sionaries who sometimes viewed
their most important job upon ar-
riving in native lands as getting
the women to cover their breasts .
But there are some native
Del,., l'Util Stlllf ......
MISSION VIEJO MAN SHOWS OFF GRASS SKIRT SOUVENIR
Bud Singer Spent Three Years With New Gulne• Natives
customs a Papuan must give up
on becoming a Catholic.
He must, for instance, decide
upon only one wire. Many natives
have five or more wives, Singer
said, which is a sign of wealth
and prestige.
"When a native becomes a
Christian. he must pi ck one wire
and put a ll the others aside sex-
ually,'' Singer said.
"BUT HE MUST provide ror
hi s other wives and children."
The church would prefer that
the man pick his rirst wire, but
has not insisted on it, Singer said."
Cannibalism was once a tribal
practice, but was outlawed
several years a go and Singer
said he heard or no such incidents
during his lime in New Guinea.
"These are a very moral peo-
ple," Singer said. ..When they
believe, they really believe. They
are not promiscuous, and they
have very close family ties."
THE EASTERN RALF of the
island, governed by Australia, is
about to become independent,
Singer said.
A part of that transition will
have to be to select a single of·
ficial language so that the tribes
that speak in dozens or dirferent
dialects can understar;rd each
other
Now most of the coastal Pa-
pua ns speak ''Melanesian·
pidgin ." The mountain people
speak something else.
"None of them can speak
English, but they all want to
learn," Singer said .
WHEN IT COMES to com·
municatin.e the news. however.
Singer said the natives have an
infallible. mys terious system
ll.'hirh he never figured out.
"It's the kitld of place Where
when you walk down the road
toward someone, even someone
you've never met, they know all
about you berore you get there.
"The news gets everywhere
within a matter of hours. I've
never fi gured it out. They don't
use drums ." he said.
The staple rOod of the Papuans
is the s weet potato. which the
women_groll.'. tend, pick and pre-
pare.
MOST PROTEIN IS furnished
from pigs, whiCh are raised in
s mall he rds . When the Papuans
celebrate, they have a pig feast
that usually involves killing
many more pigs than can be
eaten.
Si nger said the women are fed
the heart and liver or the ani mals
-a recognition that they need
the nutrition for bearing
children.
The kids are given the pig blad·
ders, which they use like a toy
balloon.
''These people are not
primitive -they're just living
under primitive conditions," he
said. "There's a lot to be learned
on both sides."
Pay Toilet Campaigns
Solons Promise Free Access to Every Pot
By The Associated Press
In between worrying about
weighty m atters like budget
crises, state lawmakers are
wrestling with a less momentous
but irritating issue: the pay
toilet.
The a rgument against pay
toilets is linked to the drive ror
equal rights for women: Oppo·
nents or pay toilets argue that
women are unfairly handicapped
by the locks on booths in public
restrooms.
THE PUBLICATION Slate
Government News, issued by the
Texans Pay
For 'SeatS'
AUSTIN. Tex. (UPI> -
"Our high hopes of outlaw·
lng pay toilets in public
buildings were all but
nushed down the drain" by
five l~islators acting on behal . r out-of.slate toilet
manu acturers and the
Dallas· Fort Worth Airport,
according to a Houston
representative.
"'The bill was one of the
truly consumer Interest
le-glslaUve proposals up for
consideration this session.
1aid Rep. John Whltmlr'e,'
(O·Hou1ton>.
"A ll people , but
parUcularly t.he sick and
the elderly, are the victims
of pay toilet racilllies and
this bill would have cor-
rected this cruel and dis·
crimlnatory practice," he
said.
Council of State Government in
Lexington, Ky., reported that
legislature in 20 states were eon·
sidering measures to abolish, or
atleastrestrict, the pay toilet.
Maryland, Minnesota and
Wyoming have passed laws
against pay toilets. California,
Alaska and Florida approved
similar legislation last year.
The Wyoming law, which
becomes effective May ·:Jo, re
ads: "No person, firm or cor·
poration maintaining toilet
facilities generally available to
the public shall impose a
charge." Violators race a fine or
not more than $100 •
OTHER LAWS AND proposals
require that a certain percentage
of toilets in public restrooms be
free. '
A bill to bar pay toilets from
state or local government build·
ings was jus t C\PProved in
Nevada.
Asse mblywoman Eileen
Broo kman. a La s Veg~s
Democrat, argued for the bill
with a rhyme:
"Whe n you have to go, you
have to go.
"And when you have to pay a
dime,lt'sacrime.''
AMONG THE OTHER states
where pay toilet measures are
pendinc or have been under con·
slderatlon in t.he cuTrent
leglslatlve session are Michigan,
Texas, New HampslUre, North
Dakota, Washington, Indiana,
Iowa, Maine. Arlt.ona and Con·
t1ectleut.
Oppone nts o( the legislation in·
elude the people who manufac·
tuTe the, locks. The major manufa~turer, according to
State Government News, is the
Nik·O·Lock Co. ol Indianapolis,
lnd .• which makes and services
the locks.
NIR·O·LOK HAS some 30,000
accounts across the country and
gets two cents out or every dime.
Lobbyists for Nik-0 -Lok have
argued in s tate hearings that pay
toilets help finance maintenance
of restrooms and discouragegrar-
fili. Martin Miller, president o(
the firm, was quoted by Stale
Government News as saying
toilets with locks help reduce van-
dalism and assurec leanertoilP.t~
Utah Stale Rep. Geof'lia B •
Peterson disagrees.
"The pay toilets are never any
cleaner than the free ones," she
said.
THE REPVBUCAN legislator
unsuccessfully sought legislation
against pay toilets in the past and
plans to try again in the future,
but said she concentrated this.
year on more serious sex dis·
criminalion problems.
Rep. Peterson said she started
her l'ampalgn when she was ·
standing in a restroom and
s potted a woman fumbling ror a
dime . "There ought lo be a law
agains t these things ,·· the
wom·a n muttered, prompting
Rep. Peterson to think: "I could
do something about that."
PAY TOILET IN
RENO FLUSHED
CARSON CITY, Nev. <UPI) -
Gov. Mike O'Call aghan has
signed a blll outlawing the only
pay toilet in a pubUc building iii
Nevada.
The measure bans pay toilets
in all government buildings. The
only one ln the state is in the
women's restroom at Reno lo·
temational AiTporl .
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FUNKY WINKERBEAN
1IE STllTE OF UlORl.D
EIJEl<IT& IN RECENT WEEK&
AA& LEAD 10 AN ER05ION
OF FUIUC. CONFIDENCE I.
IN Fl\Cf ~OOROllll&
10 RELJA liOIJRCE.& I
by Tom Batiuck.
·-'IHliT lllERE WA& A
DISCOURA&IN6 WORD
HEARD HOME ON 1llE
·GORDO
IT HAS ~ REPOR1CO ·• RAlllGE l,>ESTERtw.I I
FIGMENTS
NANCY
I l<NOW I DROPPED A
QUARTER SOMEWHERE
IN THE GRASS BUT I
·CANT
FIND rr
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UNITED Feature Syndicate v111terdafsPuut•SOlved:
ACAO~ 48 Fish-ea ling
"'"' 1 Lacking: 50 Eq)loy •
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10 Al a distance 56 Musical
14 Make co~silion
chaotic: 57 Lease
Slq 00 Unlolded: 2
1S1nslrument woutl
16 A lot: Vw. 62 Lyric
17 Footbah'a composition
-----Bowl 64 Try to 1oca1e
18 Symbolize 65 .. Judith" 20w1.units
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Hungarian
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23 Salutes
24Grono 25 lndivldual
'"""°"'' 26 Length l.l'lit
30Certain
curves
348Hllt
36 Vdticles·
37 In lllvor of
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39P.it with -· 41 Great
Brlta1n·1 -42MMea -· 43 Not actitlc:lal
44 Thltlgl IO do
48Hwdouler --·
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66Steers·
milieu
61 Towel
N ignia
68ReQUlre
69E(1Jlne.
10Thingsol useol
value 43 Breed
11 VWJistl 45 Leg
12 Uncle's wife coverings
13Soakshemp 47Relleclson
19Birc:b 49Forcedout
DOWN 220pposed 51 Kind ol
24UrDanplace le<rtlllcallOn
1 Top NCO 25 Grain Chall 53 ----Hasha·
2 60 minute• -26 StaliOn nail: J..-llh
--hOur 27 Wed wflt!cxJt New Year
3 Nat. Air fanfare 54 Fencing
Trans.s.rv. 28Jargons sword
4ElOtiC 29Fr.sl1Jdenls' 55Shlh
aaucer milieu 56 Ridge of Nnd
5 Smith, lor 31 Rolates 57 Unfrequented
one rap Idly 58 Rim 6C..se 32 Destroy rtmefTtlerlng Slowly 59 ----up:
7Coq>lywith 33Dtltcling P~•baH
11'1 order syslem 81 Mine yitld
8Cwbonllled 38Stnatlhound 63Taipgenlty
bever•;e 40 Docile
9~1tlng 41Allow tl1e
by Dale Hale
.ANTIQUE JEWf~RY !
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PEANUTS
JUDGE PARKER
I GUESS YOO'JQ: GOING TO
WORK lONIGHT, DONHA!
WHC>f'IER M.R. PACE 15, HE
SAYS THAT Tl4ERE1-L &E A
CONTRACT WlTM FNE
PERCEHl OF THE GROSS!
MISS PEACH
·AND THEN I
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AND l!OIAGHT
A 9COK ...
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T>E ,,OOK, AND
FOIAND IT W l!E
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SAW HE.( SH.E 11!115 CAA51"6
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aoVE«l£AF INTUOIAN6E.
by Harold Le Doux
''I DON'T THINK SO! 50¥if· . MEANWHILE THAT'S R)GHT ••• Ta.L
THING TEUS W: PACE ONNS FlHGERS t WAAT A RING&IOE
THE Pl.ATINUM PUSSYCAT, TA&LE FOR THE NINE
NOT fAANJAY! OCL.OCK &KOW!
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put anylhing it'll in the way."
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I Salmon
Found
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In Nets
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The discovery of a
youn1 salmon mixed in
with anchovies caught
by a commercial fishing
boat hao provided two
s urprl ti es for state
blologlats trying to·
launch a new fishery oft
the Orange Coast. -' ~~~i~i~~~~~t.:__::.___ The salmon was one of 6Cf.OOO iiiCei'llngs plant-
ed Jut February in a
·"'H. _,,,,..to be t•ki"fl this Wf•thftr for•c•sting thing qulr• quiff river at Camp
s.rlously." Pendleton . That was no ---------~.=:.:... ________ ·Surprise, because of the
e11. Cra11sto11
Nose-counter
I 'Pro' Lauded
WASHINGTON {1\P) -Jn the usual round of
congratulations following Senate Passaee of the
consumer agency bill, some of the st{ongestiPraise
\went lo a senator who had neither 'drafted its pro·
,visions in committee nor ei:gued its merits in de-
bate. ·
tie is Sen. Alan Cranston, the lanky 60-year-old
Calilornia Democrat, who has emerged as one of
his f}arty's chief behind.the-scenes strategists, the
man who can count and line up the votes. I .
SEN. ROBERT C. BYRD, (D.W.VA.). called
him "the best nose counter in the Senate," while
Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, (0-Conn.J, went further.
Calling Cranston "the No . 1 counter of all times rin the U.S. Senate," Ribicoff said he is "the in·
dispensable man to victory, and I comment lo my
I colleagues that if they are ever tn a tough fight, they
should not start it unless they have Alan Cranston
I by t.tiOc side,''
'1 ]l's a role Cr'anston has gradually ·8SiUmed in
his seven years in the Senate, starting on his own l but now increasingly as an unofficial arm of the
1 Democratic leadersliip. · 1 •
j ••1 JUST STARTDJ DOING IT rab-1y early in
I the Senate in bill~ I was inJ,eresled in," be said in an
interview. ''It isn't on ly
·,.. counting, it'• ·figuring out
who can bring what
change."
Last year, Cranston
played an active role in lin-
ing up votes t o balk
'fitibuslers aggainst a
nuinber of controversial
bills, including measures
dealing wJth. pos,.t·card
voter regts~lion, the new
Jesal·sertices corP:Oratlon, campalilj"!iaan~nd of
course, the CQD'sumer
• measure. That bill passed
recentl)' after tbe Senate
voted .to end a filibuster
l,ll"IT.......... , t •t Sl!N.C1tANSTOfll aga1ns l •
: Asked about ttts role, Cranston said he realized
'shortly after coming to the Senate that' 'the most ef • '
fective way lo get something done is not to be pushing 1
yourself out in front all the time, but rather by dciing
the work. By now ,I can,esttma~e iµ:etty y1ell what MU~ap'pen on ·a biil e~cej>tfOI' abo~t~senalofi'S, ''he
added. •· ~ · ' "-, . > ~;
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CRANSTON SAID THAT SEVERA(; YEARS
ago he ran into a lot of difficulty with two senators
now retired, John ,J .,Wil11ams, (R·Del.), and Al;yi
Bible, <D·Nev .), They wouldn'tdiscloletheir votes.
"Bible took a real pleasure in askiN'1:ne what
my count was and then not saying 'f,b•~'d do,"
Cranston said. .. · "l-"'*~ ·'
Althou&h be bolds no formal leadership posi·
tion, Cranston said Democratic leadetS "often ask me if l know what's happening on something.''
By puqi,n1:frQm his pocket the crumtled, roll·
call aheet ,us~f;f to -count his vote estimates on
sevei-al ilsues, Crans~n can usually tell . ,
' ' "'SOMEBODY ACCUSED ME OF LEARNING
distinctive cuts 'made on
ita fins.
BUT THE surprises
were in the species. The
salmon is a king salmon,
not the silver salmon as
intended. And the greatest sur-
prise of all , said
spoke'srrieh for fh e
California Department
of·Fi1h and Game, wu
the site of the fish. ' ,•
SINCE FEBRVAR.Y. th~ salmon had doubleii
in length, from six to 12
inches, and fattened'
fr~m an original two
ounces to 10.
And that phenomenon,
biologists said, means
that the conditions off the
coast appear better than
.anticipated for nurturing
the prized fish.
SPOKESMEN FOR
\he agency said that the
rate of growth was far
greater than expected
and that if future fmds
include fish or similar
size, ttie pi:ospects of a.
good fishery off the coast
are bright.
The salmon were bred
in a ·hatchery. in Tehama
County, where the errarit
king salmon apparently
was inctuded in the
Pendleton batch.
Car Crash
Victims
Get Help
About $880 has been
collected to aid members
of the Thom as Finn
family, who were vie·
lims of a May 11 .car
cras.h.
Finn's pregnant wife,
Micbe·JJe, and son,
Kevin, 4, died of injuries
sW(f:red in the crash.
Finn and another son,
Sean, 6, were injured.
Friends said Finn is
unemployed and the
family nas nO medical in·
surance.
Lloy_d Lester Fariell,
53, of 5902 Midiron Cir·
cle., Huntington Beach,
(aces two counts of
manslaUghter and
drunken .d.rivlng in con-
nection with the crash.
He was accused of nm-
ning a .red light and col-
liding with the Finn car,
according to police.
Donations for the fami-
ly may be made tO
Pacific City Bank, Box
12'8, Huntington Beach
92647. how to do t'1ls· ffom Bobby Baker," Cranston said,
referring to the Jflan wfto was Lytldon B. J ohnson's
vote-counter, and arm-~ister in the Senate 15 years
ago, bllt latei" enaed UP.in jail. 1 . "" • dd h "Of course. I .wasn't here th~. • a s t e
~2 Bridge
' senator, re.elected lllSt. year to hi s secorid Senate ~-1
rNets $100 Award _,r
John Weber , 18,' Scholastic FederaUon,
Valedictorian of Edison the Key Club,. Critics Cir·
High Sctiool, has ~en cle, Student Council and
named winner of the· served as representative·
Out1tariding Stude,nl +,to the Board of Educa-
Award by· the An aheim Uon. 'He pas als~ ~n a
Sa\l'infl and Loan As· member of· the EdLSOn
JQCiation. . • ,tennis and g9lf~eams:
· Weber1 will recetve a Ht:pl~is to attend USC
$100 cub awatd. He· is whererhe w111 major in
1.he aon o(,Mra . Anp J. telecomin~1catlons and
fWeber, 9811 Nill& Pacific journalia:mA,
Drive , Huntington
Beach.
.·.Weber has been active
tbe California
J40KS
Book.Sale
Scheduled
• Projects
Awar:ded
contracts have been
awarded for two bridge
construction projects,
one in -El Toro and the
other in San Juan
Capistrano .
'the bridge in El Toro
will apan Allsb Creek, al-
lowing traffic from
Trabuco Road to cross
the creekbed. Trabuco
Road presently dead-
ends attbecreek.
Sukut Construction
Inc. waa awarded ttfe I
contract for the job with 1
a low bid of $684.000.
County iinglneers
estimated the cost ol the
btldeeat$808,000.
The San Juan
CaP:lltra.1\9 project con-
1lata of wtaening the ex-
tatina. bridge on Del
Oblapo Street over
lfl11ZENS T-e Friends of the Trabu<oCreek.
lAl1ure Worfd Llbrory Tile $1e5,!68 contract,
a're. holdlnc a aeml· ~wanted to co'ntractor ·NAIROBI. Kenya onnuol bOot sale ftom &.C. Malnar, ID<I,_ a (~l'l -President ldl 9:30 a,.U. lh 4 p.m . June. widened iloiwalt ind
Amla of Ug9nda bas 4..,s,. • • , -icyclep1lb1.
srlnted jJI. balf·caste The 1ale will be hold In
peo9le1 in tb i country the libr•11:• located on ~!e.l.~dlo Up•· 2300 ;£f•"rly Manor Pier Honored _,..,, ., . ROid 11•• b. . iThe ralllo,. monltm:<!I An' at w lM~g to SANTA,M.ONICA IAlll
• Ir •11ld,,,.mln ·~~ • ...,.:t?. ip;V,brlng -Sai.taMoale1Plwliiii•
• ned the •••. of '¥-thtlli: e' ltlfrory l.eell de~r~d ·1 J.n
8wohlll word" "c~Ol8'"1. 'I uyllme !. Ille .... An•••·· eoaaty ' ... , •• munllll haU·<Hte. dalft. ., terlt1li!!!dp!1i1"
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BA, with formal dining, 2 frplc 's., 3 HAL PIMCHtH Rltr. ull price. Call962-7788
car gar and Extra Parking. $145,000 2727 1!:. Coast llwy &1 KE:Y
675-4192 "ti' P.€ALTOP.Sft ............. Mollee:
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Housing Act or 1988
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675-6670
2919 Hewport Blvd. earner 30th
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PEHIHSULA
POIMI'
HEWPORT
BEACH
SURF-IAY
Best .buy on the point !
Spacious four bedroom, 2 st.Ory beach home. ·rwo
fireplaces. 200 sq. ft.
enel0&ed lanai, gourmet
kitchen. Sweeping stairs
to Secluded master suite
with parents rMrea.t and
private sundeck. Best
Newport location. $9850 down. Cali 963-V767.
OPfN UI 9 • 11'5 'tJN 10 af1'fll ' ·,
----... THE REAL
ESTATE RS ---_ _,
.. in every res pect ,
describes this 4 BR · S
bath · 1-'R DR home!
~ach room has a view of
o~~ :~RT=.!·5 MAGHIFICEHT
Costa Meso SURROUHDIHGS
Hi s & He r De li ght! ON THE WEDGE
Bright/cheerful J bdrm. Short walk to lhe surf
home; frplc., carp ., from .. The Wedge". Ex· drapes ; patio with BBQ; fenced back yant. Room lra Jarge corner lot . Near to bike trail. Secluded en-for garden or pool. Has try. Sunken parlor. Huge
new 3 car garage with al -rumpus room with wet
ley entrance; util. room , bar. Giant garden
bath, workshop, 220 wir-kitchen. Formal dining ~~f~:5500 548-9673 Eves room . Kings master suite. Mammoth party STEPS TO IEACH room . Separate wing to
Two homes on l 'h lots, family bedrooms. Room
West Newport. One 2 for boat & camper.
bdrm .• I ba., frplc., Ownermustgo-takead-
patio; leased at $350 per vantage. Call842-2.SJS.
mo. 2 Bdrm., 2 bath lge. oPfN 1119• ir s 'UN ro ai NKI ,
famHy ,m .. patio. Newly ·11' redecor. & vacant for ;: , '{
qui ck possession . f~ .f
$135,000 . ~;~\., ,(,d~
THE REAL
ESTATERS
~ 673·3GG3 642-2253 Eves --PEMINSUL.A PT. 2 STOR'.Y 4 br, 2 ha,
3 Bdrms. 2 baths . Republic home, ne w
Pristine condition! Love-cpts, dr~s. asswne .VA
ly patio : nr. tennis, loan, Ql.nck possession.
ocean&bay.Ourownex· nr. So. Cst. P laz.a .
elusive. App"t . only. Ownr /Agt. 751-5516
673-3663 673-~ Eve ·
associated
b"''•fll' PFl\.l.,.CR' Only $4000 Down . . .... ' ' . ~ ' . . ~
Fas'hion Island. Ba ek !"'~~~~~~~~~ Ba y or the hills. Situated I·
in one or Newport's most
prestigious areas & re-
alistically priced at
$210,000. F'or app't. to
s ee , c all 833-9265 or
lo assume 7'k FllA loan
on big 4 bedroom Condo
in Fountain Valley. Un·
believable low price of
only $32.500. Vacant. Call
World Real Estate
556-7777.
675·2373
Racffll• Raben
3333.&.,Cst H,wy, CdM
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·~ -· . DUUXE c;'otclo
'Split level, 3 Br + view.
oftly ~1•1 ,s.o.o. call -· , SPARLIMG
' REALTORS
IALIOA TRll'UX
(l)JBR 2ba, C2J2BR2ba,
fu lly furo'd. Xlntrentals.
Below replacement at
$119 ,S OO . CO.AST '
PROPER't'I ES, 673-5410
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BY THE SEA
HODOWH
YOUR opportwlity! 21001~~~~~~~~~~1 sq. ft. of ocean-cooled ·
gra nd e ur with NO
DOWN PAYMENT.
Four jumbo bedrooms.
Most prestigious & de·
sired area. Finl t.o cln
gets this TREMEN-
DOUS BARGAIN. Call
842-2535. """Iii"•. 1r;s f!Jl" l08' NKr• -
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STATE~
SUPER SHARP!
Just listed. J br, &. ram. rm, upgraded & tasteflll..
ly decor'd. thruout. New
J)JW & no-wax nr. in
kitch. area. Assume Jo
int. VA loan. $235. pays
alL Only $43,900.
D.(VJD BOURKE
RLTR.
546-9950
ASSUMABLE
V.A. Loan·. J Bdrms., 2
baths. 1'"rplc. Eastside Costa Mesa. Huge yard
· with access. $41,500
PRICE
SLASHED
$55.900.
Lacge•l yacd in Mesa HESTER·BROWN Verde North. Room for pool, garden, or paddle & Assoc., Realtors
tennis court. Premium 833-9781 grade wall, rloor and1 ____ S_A_V_E ___ _
window coverings.
Natural wood &rain YOUR MONEY
kitchen cabinets, huge GROW YOUR OWN
master suite with walk-Some bearing fruit and in closet and private vegetable garden on a
garden atrium. 962-7788 large 61 'xl35' lot. Newly
-Q. · KE:Y . pai nted ·three BR home . ...,. _D~•.• TOP.Sil.-with two baths, fine n~l"'U.. -carpels an4 drapes, new
kit chen cabinets and dis·
NEWPORT HEIGHTS hwasher. Double garage
Huge Ii villig .room with with new seven root door
open beamed ceilings, fortrailer.
Lush secluded back yard A BARGAIN $35 ,950
with pool, appraised at PHONE 548-3404
'64.000. Ca ll 833-3548
SPARLING
REALTORS ~~c-u-n~~i~
ASABunON
neat aa a pin! This de· HORSE RANCH
Jightful home has 3 1;2 Ac..-4 IR. bedrooms, family room.
,,. baths. •e<luded din· Just $34.750.
ing area overlooking roll-Custom 8 yr. old home,
ing g~~en l~wns, lush central air:conditioning,
greenery and enter-all built-in kitchen, 2 ba:
tainers patio. Hideaway IA Ac. & needs painting&.
courtyard for family to carpeting. Potential
romp and play. All the $$,000. resale profit.
privacy ol the countcy CALL BKR.
right here in lhedty! a,. 17141963-4543 ·ing the whole family to1 __________ 1 see thi11 one. Won't last at
$U.9SO. Call 546-2313.'
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have a service tooCler or
goods to sell, place an ad
in the Daily Pilot
Classif~ed Section ,
Phone 642-5678.
I UHAL" Ii I I I I I I've Ql,...n up •II my cndlt c•rdt. Now ttt. or.ly thint I ~(::'.;:L:::;l:;D;:'.~;:::B :;:, '.._,1 "" "'" .. '' my "' -;.;,
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realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $61.500 TO $4150000
TIME"S A WASTIH"
$265 ,000 Bayfront -l yr. new
w /pier & 91' on bayfront. Every
d e lightful extra -next to private
beach -light & airy w /3 bedrooms,
li ving room & den facing bay.
Beautiful, unusual decor. OPEN
SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P.M. 7ZI BAYSIDE
DRIVE. (C22)
llG CAHYOH.
Upgraded Monaco Deane home
pleas anJ view -quiet location. 3
bedrooms, wet bar & so much
more! $129,500. Tom Queen 644·6200.
(C23)
'"A PATCH OF Sl'RIHG'"
Gay·n·lovely. gardens in entry &
around pool, jacuzzi & patio.
Creamy -dreamy living room, 2
bedroom s + den. $132,500. Jack
Custer 642·8235. (C24)
A HOP. SKIP & JUMP!
Will t3ke you to the oceanfront.
Lovely l ocati'on + lovely 2
bedroom, 2%. bath home -
upgraded thruout. $149,995. Betty
Kerr 644·6200. (C25)
DOVER SHORES -IEAUTIFUL VIEW.
OPEN SAT . 1·5 P .M. -1244
POLARIS DR. Lovely 5 bedroom +
family room w /pool, entertainment
center, special guest bar, aviary,
firepit, intercom & extra lg . lot.
$250.000. <C26)
THERE'S HO VIEW LIKE THIS VIEW!
Absolutely fantastic 4 bedroom
family home w /grandest VIEW in
Newport. Add to this an estate-like
yard & compare like property. Ao
excell e nt fam.jJy invest ment !
$195,000. OPEN•· SAT. & SUN. 1·5
P .M. 2949 CLIFF DR: (CZ/)
IY LAND OR IY SEA.
Stop by to see this outstanding new
cllstom built bayfront home w /dock
for lg. boat. Kitchen to delight any
gourmet . Unusual oak floors fn
family room, brkfst. rm. & entry
hall. 4 lovely bedrooms. each w /its
own bath + maid's quarters. OPEN
SAT, SUN. & MON. 1·5 P.M. 618
HAR.DOR ISLAND .DR .•
PROMONTORY BAY. (C28)
PICNICS. IOATIHG. TIHHIS.
Enjoy them all w /lime to spare.
Select this perky 4 bedroom·
condominium priced at Stil,500 &
live the good life. Betty Kerr
644·6200. (C29)
LIVE OH MILLIONAIRE ROW!
On street w /$350,000 homes.
E legant 4 bedroom, family room,
formal dining Dover Shores home
w /lovely decor + badminton court.
On huge lot -all for $128,500!
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P .M. 1453
GALAXY DR. (C30)
""llALEIDOSCOPE'"
Turtleroc k VIEW day /nite from
this 5 be droom ''President" home.
Brkfs t . area off kitchen -
comfo rt able family room
w /fireplace. Walter King 642·8235.
(C31)
CAMEO HIGHLAHDS -VIEW.
Spacious. 5 bedroo'm, 31h bath
family home in one of the best
beach communities. Access to 3
private beaches. Courtyard entry -
Catalina view. $91 ,000. Martha
Macnab 642-8235. (C32)
DESIRAILE DOVER SHORES.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P.M. -1924
SANTIAGO DR . Attractive
Mediterranean 2 -story. 4 or 5
bedroom + family rm. Location
views night lights, mountains &
Upper Bay. 5th rm. is bonus or rec.
area. $165,000 -submit offer! (C33)
SUPER SHAllP TIIUROH.
Harbor View Hills -delightfully
upgraded 3 bedroom, family room,
2'h bath home on lg. elevated,
secluded lot w NIEW. $115 ,000,
Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. (C34)
See our ad under ''Lots For Sale"
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• All. R·2 tQne AND"Soutb Of the Hwy.
,$31,IOO · C"' J,ou believe It? You MUST see ••
· Form•I~~~ •P<C· ,1"1"4/Ue Sct/i ~ tbla C:.. House SAT SUH. 1.5 Ri•LTOIS ~~~::::r~~.~~ R~ALTORS"" .... 611, ACACIA 'AYL C4!ol J 47Ntl I ..
HUMTIMGTOH llACH .llAUTY
As sume 6% loi1n pn this lovely
SUburbia Pk. home w /4 BR, FR &·
formal dining. Beaut. ldscp, BBQ, A/C
workshop. Perfection thruout. $.W,500
10101 THESEUS SUN 1·5
LINDA ISLI -HIW -LUXURIOUS
Perfect design! Elegant carpeting,
drapes & wallpapers, Italian marble,
-pool &-jacuni: 5-BR, FR, fonn:-DR;-"
billiard rm. 5~ ba. Pier/Slip. $395,000
76LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN l ·S
llG CYM "DEAIMUE" -Y.w
NEW fantastic 4 BR model w/bonus
rm. 2·Story entry hall, lge DR, wet
bar. Rm for pool. $139,500
2 RUE CHAMONIX SAT/S~ l ·S.
C.D.M. LUXURY DUl'LEX -SI 45.000
Real pride of ownership in quality
built 2-story. A lovely home plus
inc: 3 B'R, den, 2 baths, frpl, each
COSTA MESA-$34.950
Have C.R.V .. 3 BR & FR near Harbor
Blvd. Ideal location for future income.
GOLF COURSE LOT -$35,000
Outstanding vu of golf course at EI
Niguel C.C ., Laguna Niguel.
. 2111 s-J~-·-MIWl'OllT Cl!MTER. IU. 644-49 I 0
brick tlk'tipJace. Separate ·
!aOllly room. ""' with VISIT "l"UESE wet b~ Ii: pest balh. · 1 11'11 Sweepin1 stairs to two ~ ~ . 4
enormous m.\f.llt.et allitell C .. MEO S""ORIS each with its owu private A n
ba&.bs. Private rear Choice 3 bedroom and d j!D, Ocean
grounds. Owner says , V~ew HO!Jle .• Select-carpet& & drapes. ::,.':J':.' ·Call aow Spacious breakfast area overlooks
·QP(N'" ·ir·s11JN 1011NJCf' ~thetically designed pool~ patio •• a
Years 11ew. W11tm, open feeling and
Ideal for en\_trtaini'!f.· -~•cesi to. priYatFbeacher.f'reientejl by our~
rerlldent specialists Shirley and
OCE.\NSIDEOCl'<DO
"OCEANASOlll'H ••
AduJt Comamity'
· <Over-40 )
2BR,2BA. CHOICE one
story end unit, O'f'eriook
ing golr course wltb
glimpse of ~ PaUo.
Enclosed earqe. Close
to clubhouse, pool,
jacuzzi. Short walk to
bus line. Nr. lar1e
Carls bad shopping
center. 3 m i. toocean. lll·
ness lorcea sale by
Owner. Showu by app't.
548-3036 or·•3'-MM
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41R·2STY
•EACH
ASSUME
$33,000
Manbrill JUl:h. • · ; '
4Jtl ht&J,-Ci.M W S.. -1-5· . EA.STBLUFF .
Lovely family home; s bedrooms.~
family room and a VIEW too! New.
wall coverings & carpet. Choice
location with charming brick patio.
Call us to see this lieauty. $94,500. ·
JI07 c...i.. I,.,., HI W.S..-l•I
W A.LK TO BEA.CH
and all tl¥tt· stained glass! Custom
bwlt DUPLEX South of Highway,
Upper . unit super new! Lots of
shake-shingles & stained glass. 3
lle\lrms, 2lk bath, large deck. Lower·
remodeled.· Shake it on over and see!!
$119,500.
sot G-• ocl. CclM W S.. -1·5
< , CALL-644-7270
2828 E. Coo$1 Highway, c-del Ml" Commanding corne r
location. Secluded en-
trance. Large family size
living room with massive
"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I stone fireplace, formal .;;;; banquel sized dining
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·~ --·-·-lft (J• llUP NII tM, Sft.I. • fMlf •• ,lt•tf ,., ... ..,.
G1•1ral IOOZ room. Huge counlry
styled kitchen. Separate
· ' ISTATI SALi
CAMEO SHORES; gor11eous home
with spectacular view, ) BR. suites,
4\oli ba., 2 frp1 cs., itardens, j)ool.$250,000
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4611 c:~ ... ~
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. Lovely home, Harbor . View .Hills. eller-motiva~:= 4 •;=JIR .. ~ 2~ ba .~
fam!ly rm., faoulous -view "t' m~
see! t · · . ·
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3607 SUlll'VP LANI. C..
EASta.Ullf
First time offered! 4 BR .. 3 bathS. 2
frplcs.; 35 ft. game.rm. AND forever
view! A real find $105,000
HARB QR
CQM .. Ali-lY
REALTORS
2161 E. ~HWy .. c ......... Mw ''Se!lla9 Roll Es_ lo Newport Hwllor
t SiKe 1944"
673-4400
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Ol'IN HOUSIS
4100 ROXIURY RD: C-•• ·s•orH
prestige; an ocean view, 1e~luded
paUo8, private ' beac!1, par=:~ea for'. ~•mper, boa '·pilis a~ · ul,
b l1ht .&' s hl'n nc clean hree
IJedroom.famlly room home •. OPEN
SUN 1 to 5. _ ,ft , , · . .
3616 C:ATAMAIAHt , ..... ·Yliw Hiit.
Give-"the .-nrll --rtlit:-::Enfoy
summer vacation the euy way -
lovely s ix bedroom home, f a mily
room, pool, jacuul, puttin1 green,
You own the land. OPEN SAT & SUN
I to 5. $149,500'
320 SEA WAllD: ·S•inlllfs. One· of a
kind custom built, split level, three
bedroom & family roo.dt; beam
ceilings, i nteresting •·different.
OPEN SUN 1 to S. $110.000.
476 1'1.0WH: l••W.: ~ -Just olf Irvine Ave. -· clClle to 1cbciols,
lll>rriry; & Westcllff shopping. Two
bedroom & pan~lt!d den; al111<M;t a
4-car garage -hobby shop, plus room
to park camper, boat. OPEN SUN 1 to
5. $49,500. . ;,
13 I LAlllCSPUll: C• 1 1 .. Mer. Close
to the Beach. 'An investor's delight
ready for expansion on l~ lots. Two'
bedroom, two baths, lanai room, huge
patio. OPEN SUN 1 to5. $87,500.
IXC&.USl'flS:
Balboa Island Bayfront, S bedroom or
3 & 2 duplex. $250,000.
CJD•• .. M• two bedroom with a loft
for'lthe kids, on a lot & one-half; just ............................................... wing for bideawa¥ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
$75,500. . ' .
C• •• del M• three bedroom, 1'12
baths, spotless. $119,500. •
CAMEO HIGHLA-SHOWPLACE
Large, private, quiet location.
Beautiful grounds. 3 bedrooms,
convertible den, large formal-
dining room. Spotless condition.
Don't miss this. $15,950
CORNER OCEANF.llOHT CONDO
Dramatic view. 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
Well decorated. 2' unit building.
Security. 2 private parking spaces.
Elevator. Walk to restaurants &::
shops. Reduced, $93,500. ·
llG -IEAUTIRIL -ILUFFS
Warm 3 bedroom home with family
room, forma l d ining rooin, 2
fireplaces, view ot park and' bay,
Jots of mission tiletand much more ...
$97,500. •'
OUTSTANDING WATBFROHT
By architect, well kiiown for his use
of warm woods & spacious destgn·.
Mast~r bedroom suite + separate
guest or Mother-in-law. Beautifully
decorated & l andscaped with
tremendous water oriented feeling.
$279,500.
CAM"T IEA T THIS PRICE
Come see this neat 2 bedrooDJ. ·& a
den Turtle Rock Townhouse with
low maintenance, high ceilings, two
baths & spacious dining area for
only $54,950 .
SPYGLASS 5 -ROOM
A m an's a mbition, a woman's
dream. Excellent floor plan with
bon us room, view, pcx>l. ReallY. a
charmer a nd only $169,000 with
land.
A IUY AT THI IEACH!
·w arm charm of redwood in two
bedroom paneled beach home.
Bright built-in kitchen, corner dbl.
garage & extra parking. $.57,950!
HARIOR YIEW CAllMB.
3 bedroom, 2 bath, very livable
home, on a quiet cul-de.sac street in
Newport Beach. For .only $74,950
fee.
llG CANYON -IORDEAUX
New 3 bedroom condo on pool-sized
Jot. Ma ny upgrades incl uding
decorator colors. Air conditioning,
'Corning cook top. etc. On private
cul-de-sac street. $118,500. Submit.
SPTGU.SS CAPE COD
6 Bedrooms -Parquet ·floors,
shutters, custom wallpapers with
coordinated draperies, family room
& bonus room, landscaped and
terraced. Shows like a model home. $164,900 .
MEWUSllMG-
HAlllOll YllW !«US
Fabulous view 4 bedroom, family
room, pool home. Many expensive
upgrades. Patios {ront and rear.
Corner location. Good privacy.
Owner will finance to acceptable
buyer. $124,500 · ·
CHAllMIHG CORONA 1111. MAii
F•mlly home. :is• lot, room for unit
over garage. 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
cozy fireplace. Bright modern
.kitch!ID, private patio. Ready for
occupancy. $85,000.
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master suite. S~ ••••.. 1002 C1Mc.. IOU
s tairs lo cbildrens 6: ••••••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• guest quartets. Seller
motivated. Take over 7%
VA1oan. NO NEW LOAN
COSTS! $295/mo. pays
all. First to call gets this
BARGAIN. 963--7881. 0Pf.Nlll9 •11~11JH10 11f·IW(f ''
BY OWNER, fBR, ram
rm, 2ba, nr. So. Coas,t
Plaza. Purchased new
h ome, must sel l .
Cohsider all olCers. (714)
·S57-4S91 aftSpmwkdays:
all dsy Sat/Sun.
Y4NODOWH
LIKE4MODB.
NEAR IEACH
Finest beach area. Truly
executive neighborhood.
Gorgeous landscaping.
Elega nt entry way. Fully
upgraded interior.
Gout'nl et kitchen,
Formal dine .. Family
sized bedrooms. 15'x40'
covered dance pavilion.
$2000. REBATE ...
CLOSE 01,JT SALE
' ONLY 1 LEA '• 3 Bdrm, 2\-2 Bath Model complete
with decj>ratoP, items. Elec. garage
_.door _opene·~. patio, etc, e~c,. Superb
Jocat1on adjacent to Newport's Back
Bay.
$45,950.
For ;,,fonnaliooo cal: 541.7zz1
64~4000 Ext. 63 Or 646-1164
-----Huge master suite-no , 1
down buys ~s!! Take GaMFlll 1002 &IMI.. 1002
advantage, caHIH.2·2535.. •••••••••••••.•••••••••• ···~··•••'•••••••••••••• OPEN f'I 9 • 11'$ 1l.IH JO It NICfl
llllUlllill . PRICED TO SIU.
EXCITING BEAC•I·
FRONT ; brand new 3
bdrm .. ·' 2·slory home.
Huge family rm. with
frplc. & wet bar.
Gorgeous decor thruout.
Only $220,000.
OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5
409Mo..ktf1_. ·-·-
HIGH ON4HILL
UNRESTRICTED
NEWPORT .
WATERFRONT
Pier & 2 Sllps $132.-
Large 3 BR home with 2
boat s lips n eeds new
owner. Enjoy Ii ving on the
water . Ta s tefully
redecorated 1973. Large
·spacious rooms offering
distinctive living on fee
land. 2 Fireplaces, open
beams. ·
PR€STIG€ I HOM€S
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE t• N. "-Pert.,_,......,,_ ...... 641 ......
645-6646
,VIEW ~---
Spiral stairCue. Vaulted . • •
ceilings. Hlige master Gwr.. IOOZ Cil1Mr.. 1
suile. Country k.U.cben. •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wet bar. Low main·
tenance Ja n dacap·
ing.Pool·jacuzzi. A real
d'ream at onJy $46,500.
Call 842·2S35.
()PfN Ill 9 •II J 11JN 1011 MCI• -' THE REAL
ESTATERS
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CATALINA YIEW
From this elegant &
spacious 4 bdrm, 3 bath
family home with
separate family room 6:
dining. The beautiful
trees & greenery con·
trast nicely with the
thick shake rool., living a
cozy feeling to this ex·
Ct!llenl famlly home on
quiet cul-de-sac street.
$77,900. Call 646-7711.
Open Eve~. -Walker & I r.r.
Reill f st;it~
•. PERMANENT BAY YIEw
This 3 bdrin., 3 bath +·wet bar + sep.
maid's or ·guest quarters, is situated
·in front of the finest public bay beach,
overlooking Lido Isle + a terrific
night ligbts view. Remodeled &
decorated from top to bottom.
Exclusive listiog; principals only,
please. A buy at.$187,500.
JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR
2601 Mew ..... lll>d, "= ..... 6711-fl II . · 24 Slll'flCI
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,. ,, THE UMlfjlUE WH1C
New Listings! A cute 3 bdrm in the
famous La Cuesta tract in Huntington
Beach, only $52,500! ... A spacious, S
bdrm custom in famous Big Canyon,
for $275 ,000 ... and a famous
Portofino, on a fantastic fee View lot
in ,.)larbor View Homes , now at
$122;500.
" An d Sales ! JuSt another Uniq ue
Monday night ... and s sales are
made ! Rosemary Butterfield, Nitalie
Fo!!arty , Ronn ie Lundy , 'Nancy
Simmons and Nancy Laux ... all Went
to escrow Tuesday morn'i'n g
. .. "where have all the young men
gone?''
U~l()U~ li()M~S
Otll TOflOF TH£ JI EAL Et;JATE MARKET wtnf'THE
NtcEST 'IEOPLE SEllfNG THE NIA TEST HOMES
COAC*A l}EL M~, 615«JOO
MUA VEM>E,, 541-5"0 • CALL~
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Roolpl: 3 bedroom, family room,
Carnie! model, Harbor View Hills,
$450.00 mthly on a yearly lease.
Monacc h Bay Terrace . New 3
bedroom. famillt"' room; white. water
view.:su9,soo.
COLE ·OI' N-W~T REALTORS
ZSIS E. Cwl thfj., C•o•• .. Mw
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. BLUFFS OP.if4 HOUSES
Each Reduced SS,000.
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•IJOI YISTA IHTR,AO,f.-·,.•w/Yiew. ,
Or11inl\l':Biuffa,,..psi-ildecl 4' Bil. WAS .
.• ,llSO. NO.W $79,_950. q~~' 1,$ 1
•4JI YISTA ,~~· . ;._ '. ~-,,.1
w/vtew. '3 BR -m . .i;e, ~,Delnt·
ed. WAS $74,900. NOW $8i,ooo: OfEN'
Sat/Sun/Mon .12-s · •
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$395' mo. •. . .
Hal Lewis & Associates
559 -'~ il Ot1 4 1452
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.SUNDAY 1-5
Z llUE FOHT AIMEIUAU -a handsome
Monaco,· 3 BR, 2 baths, + powder
room, quge living rm, sep din rm, +
informal a rea, jacuzzi, 3 car gar.
$159,ISOO.
35 IUE FOMTAIMEIUAU -splendid 4
BR and den Deauville, din rm, pool ,
jacuzzi. Living view. $!15,000.
VOGEL & BABBITT
21 ' ·~P w porl Cc.1tPr Or NB 044-6 , ~6
' LINDA ISLE,:ll7'7; open Sat/Sun. 1~·
erijoy s ummer in Your s bdrm. tibme
on the lagoon. Buy It! $310,000 ·
LINDA: iSLE'~ 4 bdrm. + !a,Plly rm I
on lagoon. Pier &<'slip. Owner wtii,
consider lease. '235,000 • ~
WE.STCLIFF, N.B\'; great location! \
Tiiis 3 .bdrm. cutie. ~ it ·aIJ1 Pool;;
near schools, parks & shoppin11.1 $74,500 j
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BEST IN BLUFFS
N'LAM 4 IR.-'fllW
END UNIT. Ever·so-rare, big E-plan,
w/t b4rms,, !am. rm., fonn. din., 2~
ha. 3 Year old. Love!Y. 'view. 2300 Sq.
ft. ~astefully upgraded. Courtyard-
entry. Lge. priv. patio. Exclusive new
liatlng at ooly $93,500.
Ol'll4 1·5 440 VISTA PARADA
.. HELEN '8. DOWD
llEALTOll, lllC• MLS ,· 644-0114
1973 T., ~:.~~"'"'•' 1974 .
How,.,+MOH1or41 it.illwt -.
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oCu1o Bti~"' -1:
l'rlme· toc'ation near end of Lido, wltb I
s'!utjlerly .~xpoSure for S\111 ba.tbbit •
sunset views. 4 Bdrms, S Baths I
formal diningr· ,riunp.ull ri>Qm Qp9n.1ric
oil sandy, beaeh, • 'le float; F.illlt I
fumiabiid., ·Prioe. red,jfed to $295,09(!.>1 I
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-nzl •• & EAM.RM-or DIN -~~ ourth Av~ CO..Ona del Mar
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Z ,IEDROOM .
321 Dah)ia,PJ.. #8, CdM
644-p200 $65;000 Sat. 1·5 515 Irvine, Newport Beach
673-7737 $47,500 Sun 1·5
510 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
673.8550 . $61 ,0j>o . ,. '
sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
6ll Acacia, .Corol\a de! Mar ,
673-,4400 $'!2,900 Sat/Sun i-5
17201 Apel Lane, Hunt. Beach
. 842:2535 Sat l ·5 ,
1262 Catalina. Laguna Beach 1 494-8025 $57.,950-, Sat & Sun 1-S 7~ Majabar (!r,v. Terr.) CdM ,~75:3000 , Sun l ·5
3322 Seav.iew. old CdM .
675·6000 $94,600;, Sun 1-5
DIRECTORY
Keep,.,, "-dy cMnc.tory wttll ,_ • ...,, weotllelld •• YOll go hou1e e...11-.. All the loc.tlon1
lht9d below .... detcrilMcf ill ............. 1'y ~•t'rliM'"J .t .. w ...... ift tercky'1 DAILY PILOT
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aoQQ,cP~ntr~ Club Dr, Mesa V~~4e ." .~ 4518 Wayne Rd., Corona del Mar
'Sfll-4141 · $89,900 Sat/Sun/lltofi l·; '· 646-7414 $87,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
· ~ ' •21081 Leasure Ln, Park Pl. HB
279 E . Wilson, Costa Mesa · 536·2235 $89,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 ·~~5 $42.900 Sat/sun'1.5 . 9 0 1 · o H Be h 24"""'·o'Jl yLn'<NptHgts)ND-·r .... '· * 511 ymp1c r .. unt ac 00
•• 962-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 645-1496 $58,950 20432 Harbor Isle La. Hunt. Bch
Sat /Sun/Mon 12-5 · 536-8836 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
453 Vista True ha <Bluffs) N.B. 2907 Ebbtide, Corona de! Mar
640·5560 $77,500 Satl:>unl-5 u75 ·5930 . Sat/Sun 1·5 2402 Bayfarm Pl., S.A. Heights 1534 A t ' W (Do Sh ) NB
' Z IR &,FAM RM ';;;. D.., 644-6200' $67,500 Sat/Sunl-5 n igua ay v rs -833-9265 S210,000 Sun. 1·5 18382 Mapledale Ln, Hunt. Bch. Ill Via Dijon (Lido Is le lN.B. ·#1 Burning Tree Ln., Big Cyn NB
752·.ll!2q . S2t/Sµni-5 675'7542 By.4ppt. 642-8235 S275.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
10 Rue Fqntainepleau, Big Cyn NB •4600 Roxbury <Ca meo Shrsl CdM ••727.':&ys ide Dr .. Prom Bay NB
. 644-1166 $128,500 · Sun.,1-5 644-1766 $129.500 Sun. 2-5" 642·8235 S265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
330 Morning Ca11yon Rd,.Shorclfs 20791 Nat.\onal , Hunt. Bch. ••607 Bayside Dr .. Prom Bay NU
675-7225 $106,iloo Sat/Sun 1-5 '968-4456 $58,750 Sat t'-5 573.3900 . Sat /Sun 1·5
6,19.lrvjne, Newport S,ach 1 1215 Somerset (Wsicliffl NB 2949 Oliffl.Dr .. •N-.wport Hei ghts
646-7171 · · Saf 1·5 644·1766 $125,000 -Sat/Sun 1·5 642-8235 $195,000 Sat /Sun 1-5
476 J:iower , East Costa Mesa **'Ill G-S treet (Bal Perun'! NB ·1153 Galaxy Dr .. Dov Shrs NB
675-5511' . Sun 1·5 644 ·1766 $139,500 Sun 2·5 642-8235 $128,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
231 Larkspur, Corona.de! Mar , 2279 Avalon, Coll ege Park. CM 1924 Santiago <D9ver Shores) NB
, 675-5511 · • , S,at 1·5 751·7461 $42,500 .· Sun 1·5 642-8235 Sl65.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
. ,_ ,:; 3 ;,;ED· R,.: :l -= }_.J • 10402 Oronsay Ci r . Hunt .. ,Beach 4527 Fairfield (Can1eoShrs ) CdM
• QQM 1 646-8811 $45,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 644-6200 $179,500 Sat 1·5 •*:IO:IO 'Breal<~r.s bt. Cllllf ' ' 19662 Canbera St. Hunt Beach-· 2015 Santiago (Baycrest ) N.B.
673-3027 $165,ooo' · By Appl. 536-7533 $44,950 Sat 1-5:30 675-7060 • $89,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
.J.04 N"""8alt!1'mo,(Lido Isl) N-il. 2823 Tabago,Mesa Verde.CM 3607 Surf view !HV His) CdM 673-7300 $107 500 Sat/Sun 2·5 549-8655 $.58,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •• 327 V)·a ·L1'do "ou' d, L1'do II NB 673·4400 Sun. 1·5 " 320VistaMadera (Bluffs) N.B. (S I ) CdM . 675-0123 $270',9!10 . . ,'Sun l·S 644-1766 $97,500 •29 Carmel Bay pyg ass 206~•,·a· Ko'r on·, ·L1d'o Isle, NB S IS M 642·8235 Sat/Mon 1·5 • S S at un/ on l ·5 19322 Bethany <Turtlrk) Irv. 675·0l23 Sl4~.~, • at/ un 1·5 •1935Sabrina Ter (Irv Ter) CdM 833.9293 570 ,950 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
335 Lindo!\ v. qr Libt~ry Balbp?. 644 -1766 $187.500 Sun/Mon 1-5 1842 Irvine, !Baycrest) N.B.
67S•662i $132'.oOO : Daily 242 Robinhood Place, Costa Mesa .. ' · · ·
1995 ~rnold St,. <;:osia.Mtis~ • 548 '7219 $59,500 Sun 1·5 ,GM-7662 $73 ,900 Sun. 1·5
546'.5880' $3<1,00() · Sat/Sun 1·5 300 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 87~2 (iall"fd pr. J L;rndmark) HB
952 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 1;44·1766 $109,000 ,. 546-AJ.U '!-Mj!,llOO \ Sun 1·5
497-1816 ' · $79,500 · · Sat/Sun/Moo 1·5 U'.J;lil~~!! .~o.O.ameo Hinds, NB
2581 Iris Way,1 Laguna Beach , *'1<409 No. ~ayJront~' Balboa Isl i"'!l'f*~ :5!>!1 .. ~/Sun/Mon h5
494,114'13 i '::· :;e;,. .. ,;,,V·•,Sun;<.1..s--. 833-9781 S220,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 \\lll¥>\lillet'; e-,_fl~'ll"Hlll,'cl.\M' •
345 E. Rochester, Costa Mesa 2186 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa ' ·64:f-i76tf':..$99•500 ,; ,. ·Sun 1·5
-6'13-8663· $53-,500 , l &t/Sun }LS 5'16·2313 Sat/Sun 1,4 1B07 Tofon~n:. lllaycreytl 'NB
735.Balboa, Laguna Beaeri ~ • 34o'Princeton, Costa Mesa di44·1786 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~9413 , · •.w~Sa't/SUn M-4 546-2313 Sat/Sun 1-5 9111 Madeline, Huntington Bch .
2362 Azure, Back Bay, S)A. Hgt1t · 1906 Pt. Weybridge CHV Hms) NB •752·1920 ... ··· 'Sat/Sun 1·5
· ·548-ll68 $38 ,000 Daily 1·5 . 673-2222 Sat/Sun 1-5 · ••*67,Balboa Coves, N~wport Bch
2101 V.isfa Entrada (Bluffs) NB d82'.7-~brina !er, lr'v Ter. CdM > · 752-1921>.-• • · · · • )i~'O:· Sun<l-5'
642-8235 $75,000 Sat .. 1•5 673·2222 . • Sun. 2-5 #48 Brilebi.Jrn Lane, Big eanyon,
4211,Narcissus, Coronat,lel Mar 1549 Ocean Blv (i>l\nin Pt.) N,B · NB ' · "·'
':e«;k66 ' ~4',500' .· •·! . -i Sl\t.. 1'5. 645-7575 $150 ,000 Sun. 1·5 67~-855o . $!8~,500·: · ~t /J>Un l ·~ '4,211,Vi~l:ii ~,e!,'.l!'.:'Di8i~affs N».. · · •4501 Roxbury, cameo Shores,CdM 9746 Turtledove, Hunt. Beach ·
,;lft3: ·:;or,JN~ .. -f.f'Sal!Sliii'1:5 li44-121o $146,650 .. _ 968-4456 ss2,ooo sat 1.5
•l61s a mjlen ,,Ciune.o .. Shrs) CilM . Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 ••1200 E. Balboa <Bal Penin) NB
'673-4400 $250,000 Sun 1·5 944 Sal\dcastle (HV His) CdM 644-1766 $269,500 Sun 2·5 -~Via M~nt'oiijo lLldo Isle) NB . • 675-3000 Su~. 1·5 •1706 Irvine (Baycresl) NB ~~3&3tt.~$119;ooo ·; ~Sa~&-s.in l...S 2627 Vista Ornada, Bluffs, NI} . 673-6210 $77;500 Sat/Su n 1·5
1871! Pasea Picasso, Turtle Rk ~f', ,' 675-4392 $89 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · 815 Via Lido Soud <Lido Is) NB .
675 7225 $69 5QO, S~fal,5 1'-' Pk ' 075-6161 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 420 King~ Rd. eiitfHaven. NW' 1 17571 Hickory Tree La. Un , Irv 120 Via WazierS (Lido Is) NB · ~ 642-5200 $63,900 Sat 1·5 ·1!6?-5200 $122.5,00 Sat/Suu 1·5 •1959 Vista Cauda l, OldBluffs, NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
174''Vir grnili PI'a ce, Costa Mesa 675.6000 $ll2,000 Sun-l -S 2040Swan,.Cost-a Mesa
646·7711 Sat 1·5 4500 Roxbury Rd, Cameo Shores 546-23i3 . Sat/Sun 1·5
••63 Bal9<>a Coves, Bal Coves N.B 675.5511 · Sunl-5 •1653 Re,<1f View, Spyglass, CdM
675·3000 . , Sat/Sun 1·5 Se d Sb liff 675-7225 .. $134 ,950 Sat 1-5
2 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Canyon 320 awar • orec s 249 Evening Canyon, Shorclfs, CdM
644-6056 $159,500 Sun 1·5 675"5511 Sun l -S 575.7225 $1'69,RQO Sat 1·5
•20<\4 Y,i~ta Cajo~.oldBluffs,N B .. ,. , 2865 Europa; Costa Mesa
675<6000 $74 ,000 Sun 1·5 --. , . 4 llf!llOOM , I 645-0303 $67-11lOO ~ Sat·/Sun 1·5
430 Vista Parada, Bluffs, NB ~.,. l sland''lia I<JJ,,(Seac:liff).HJls ?1662 Kaneohe Lane-, H~nt. Bch
675-6000 $102,500 -Sun 1·5 .. · . Y ~" • • • ~'I" 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
"'"7"' ' Bl H N t B h 1'1625. " . ' f"'t/ljj,l!j /!\(Oll,h .:5 '? '•lif412Lincoln Lll .'Westcliff, NB 6rs\~ ss:~ wp ,S;t /~un 1.5 ~Wmtersweet Wy $Uni Pk) Irv · ' 1· · '642-520Q ' $122,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21652Salud,~·cir : Huht BeaclJ.,,; 15 I 8947 $54,5oo Sat-Mon 12"~ l~ilrt:liff Dr.'Cllfffiaven, NB
. 6\5'6000 $52;§00 . -sat,..,.,n .: Gettysbut~,Dr., Hunt. Bch. "' : ~-642-52QO·. $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
-· 963-637 9 $4s9Jr>°isun/Mon m'8 P.M. 2162 Pt.Outness·, HVHomeslll. NB · • · ' · '• ' 675-6000 $122,500 . Sun 1·5 J Ill" & f-AM-RM or DEM ~ '•1598Skyline Dr., Laguna B.~ach,,,, ~ ::. 3024 Java Rd. Mesa Ver,de, CM
1088•Del Mar ;,1:.aguna Beach '"" 494,~73, • ~00 . Sat/Sim,,li!,4 ~ .. '"' 546-5990 $149:.500 'Sat/Sµn 1-5
· 4!#853& '$81'Sliir'"'" '· Sun 'I-5 · 2 Rue,citamon.ix <Big CanY,On) 1:1~ • •lo2:! Dolphin Terrace, CdM ·
925 J · · Clf•f]reel\brook CM 64449\0' $la9;500 Sat/Sun• '-S· · 675-t;OOO · $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 540.f{sTmjp7 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 111 Viii Dijon (Lido Isle) NB •• '· ' 9802 Saline Dr. Huntington B~h
401 .E ; !9th Sfi (!\:. Ct>sta Mesa) , 675-754 2 . By ~ppt. • -988-8711.· $58,~oo Sat:& sun 1-5
5411 .1398 Sat/Sun 1·5 19211'eres1ta Hbor Hinds N8·, . ' 3500 <liatamilran', lfN Hills, Cd~
4341 S dtiur'i Irvine ~-8235 $64,900 · Sat·/Sl\ll l :5 ' 675-&009 , $105,000 > '':>'Sat 1-5 • 63 ~ ~,· Sat. & Sun. 11·4 •706·1<!.Thanga, Irvine Terrace '." 14201 Mendocino. Irvine
.. ,;.~ McDerm\lt Fountain Val ' 67~-8550 $93!500 Sat'!Sun t-5 · 644 121i '«1 950 Sat 12·5 ""3°9· ••'<"< oi;s '~" "-t1~·n /Mon 1-5 •35.Rue Fontainebleau, Big CfD 1 • · '"' ·
.,.. """"" "'T' ' "'7· ~ 644-6056 '215,000 ' ·Sim l•~ ·" •265 Rose ~n ( asts1de).CM ••316-Via-Lido Nord, N.B. 1 " ·' • • ....
646'·7414 no:ft900 ~at & Sun 1-5 645.7711 , 'Sat i -5 r,. ·~·1 •;; "-f.."·1'. t .' , ~~ t i •, ··~ • , ~ t ·~, . S llDROOM • l~!>fo~C , ~I.I , • i.;~ • 1 • 1 "~ ',' ; .\ :f, '. 332 Catalina. ~eWT>ort Beach" 'll : •'li" sa1.-&sun. I-~.I • . I j• .,,r_ ; -675-7060 " $)!9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · .' ~ , ,.""'t;,,.. • -J:." ·~ • .411R '& f PAM RM _. .011j' • 800 W. Oceanfront, Balboa .
r:i:i19 Corne I u r. 1,,0llel(e rk> CM 18400 Colville st: (Meadows) ~.V., 642-8235 Sat/Sun ,24
. 642·4~$44. ,ooq , s .. •t 2.·5/Sun 12-, ~ • 968_2818 Sat/Sun/Mon 1_5 •1368 Garlingford, Costa Mesa '
y, 546-4140 $49,750 Sun 1·5 3124 Yukon Ave., ·Gosta Mesa " '*270? Btu~.Water Dr: ~ ..... I· 2581 Crestview Dr., Newport Bch
752l73tt;$5l 500 Sat~n/Mon2J8 ..• Broadmootll Sat!Sun,l,;5 596.6400 $92,500 Sun 1.5 -·i< ·• '. ' · • • ., nl-ds "l&t1PopMati1ate(HV'.uHins>NB . '7$8 (Cq~lland .Ji>r., •. cameo .... , $lf1J.'MYJ • Sat!Suri /lllon 11-7
C4M·• ~1 ·" " .. _.., -• o 2441,uunya, EastbluCf, NB..,,,1 ; , .
679-3177 :;m.sbp, S~/&in 1-s 644-1782 "7i&llO " • ,,. l •" '"
2034 OQntinental <;'Osta Mesa ' ·' ' · 1Sat/Sun/M6it 1·5
646'3326'• $3~ 500 • c ' ~ -' 2782 Tern Circle (Meea Verde) CM I
" • ' ,Sat/Stln/Mon 111-,1) 1 • Sf\0-0674 $14.,800 · "
. Sal/SUn /Mdn 1-~
••1200 E. Balboa Bl (Ba! Pen) NB
61S'&Jal · -Sat!Sim/Mon
95Sl\Jlay.1M l<ldW Dr, Hubt. Bch. ·
"862-4843 ~.11111 SAt/Swl µ.5 818&therSt~•lllcltl'Qll '• ,. ' ........... -.i-·.
•
•
S 11 & FAM RM or DEN
•••76 Linda Isle Dr, Lnda II NB
1644-49fo:'• salls,ooo Sat /Sun 1·5
, ;-1244 Pol.lrif Dr. i<Dov Shl'I') NB iJ. <M2-823li • ·oso.®O , sat 1.5
••618 HarliOc fS l)IJid Dr.LP.B, l'IB
642·8235 ' I. Sat~un /Mon 1-5
1889'.Port t1t11D <RVffomes> ~-.
1 • •a.a "";soo Sat--s
..
210 Via Cordova.<Lido Is> N.B.
673-7300 $136,500 Sat/Sun 2·5
'iHifl"Elml'll"fsle:r-rewport Beacli
752-1920 Sat/Sun J.;;
18458 Santa Leonora, 1-l.n . Val
968-4456 $82.900 Sat 12·5
••2254 Channel <Bal Penin) NB
644· 1166 S250,000 Sat. 2·5
4001 Topside Ln (HV His) CdM
-644 -1766 $134 ,000 Sat. 1·5
1822 Jamaica Mesa Verde
546-2313 . ' · Sat /Sun 1·5
2672 Ci rcle Dr, Ne!VPOrt Beach
675-7225 $172,o<io
Sat /Sun /Mon 1·5
2807 Cassia , Ea~tbluff. N.B.
644 . 7270 $94 ,500
Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 * •227 Canal.Newport Shores.NB
675-4060 $73; 500
Sat/Sun /l\1on 1·6
•1337 Galaxy ,Dover Shores, NB
642-5200 $675-4060 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 ·
ff5 Royal St.George, Big Canyon
675-6000 S275 ,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
6 BR .. FA':I ~ • .ir DEN * •306;.Viia Lidp Nortt;,,~dd Is.Np ,.
673-1300 . ~75,000. '• ./'.. •
• " ~,'sat)Sun/M08"2·S • .... . ' . . . .. ' . '
2045 Port Che!S'~a~<!tnl!!i)".NB.
642-8235 ' · ; •Sat/Sun 1·5
51 Montecito, Spygrass, NB
675,QOOO $179;500' ,.
•3626 Catam'aran, H V Hills 67~·5511 Sat/Sun 1·5
1 ·1R & FAM RM or DEN
•1406 Lincoln Lane, Nwpt Bch
549·0812 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
COl'(tiOMIMIUMS
FOR ' SALE
2 BEDROOM
••611 Lido Park Dr (3Al N.B.
556-8800 Sat'/Sun 1·5
3 IEDROOM
•361 Monte Vi s ta, Cost a Mesa
546-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5
438 Vista Parada, Bluffs, NB
644 ·1452 $69,900
S,.t/Sun /Mon 1-S,',
3026 Clubhouse €ir.i Oosta Mesa
546-5990 $,?9 ,500 Sun 1·5
J IR & FAM RM or DEN
456 Vista Truclja <Bl uffs)'N.B.
640·5560 $79 ,5 00 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 4 IEDROOM
2108 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
644· i4'52 $79,950 Sun 1,,:;;
DUPLEXES FOR. S'lLE ' . ' . .
521 Tris , Corona del Mar
• ' Sunday Only 1·5
ZiR.&llR
511 Orchid, old CdM, CdM
675-6000 $89 ,950 Sun 1-5
510 Acacia, Corona del Mar ·
644-7211 $91,QOO Sat/Sun 1·5
I Z BEDROOMS
403 38th St. <Npt Isl) N.B.
675-4600 $93,500
34672 Cam . Ca pis., Capist. Bch.
673-3222 $72.500 Sun. 1·5 .
llR&ZIR ~
1811 Clitf Dr.,Clifffiaven, NB . ,
675-4060 $110 ,000 Sat 1·5 .
101 26th St., New[l<ll"t Beach
613-2493;. fll5,000.,, Sat /Sun 2·5
509 Goldenrod,. Corona de! Mar
644-7270 '$119,500
Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
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3 li;DRO.c>MS EACH
206 Fernleaf, 'Corona de! Mar
675-3000 .,,_ Daily 1·5
41R&31R
4406 Channel. Newport Beach
546-2313 Sat /Sun 5
HOME&GUEST
APARTMENT
. 211t&llR
2712 Cliff Qr. Newport Beach
675-3000 Sat/Sun l ·S .
HOME & GUEST HOUSE
311t&llR
300 Prospect <Npt. ShOres) NB
548·1290 $64,900 Sun. 1-S
-4()8 Pia7.7.a I.,idQ (Lido Isl NB
645-7575 $145 ,000 Sun /Mon 1;$
• Pool
• • Waterfront ..,
wat'errr111111c Pool •
PRIVATE LAKE
FISH ORIOAT
Jn._y_gur gwn prlxiWt!ake.
~legantly upgra·ded. 3
Bdrm, 2 bath home, only
t year old . What a
gr acious way to live.
This lovely home near
South CQ_ast Plaza listed
al only'$4.~.9SO. Call i
:>45·94~1 -
.
' .
HUGE HOME
HUGE LOT
$47,950
FHA &'A
This large 4 bdrm, 2 balh
hom e with love ly en~losid patio on over·
sized Jot is available ror
quick occupancy. Space
for boat or tratler. For
~meone who is lired of
reeling cramped. Im-
macul ate condition& low
down pay me nt. Call
>IS~
, ...
C....tryA._.....,.
in Newport leoch
"tas t er n s ty le home
nE:stled i"n tall trees at
end of lan1..• overlooking
lake. A perfect spot to
r<1.isc a family . a
Bed rooms. 2 ~'4 baths,
country kitchen, large
family room, formal din·
ing, early American rug
in e·nchanting living
room . Largt;: pciOI. All
this for security of pe~.
$124 ,950.
Mi'sd Verde-
Op411e..:e at
$57,500
For a couple that love
lheir home. Spetial wood
decor in charming 3 BR.
ram, greatkitthen home.
Sec to belie\·e. lnviling
fireplace. Wood deck
patio. Double garage,
many extras.
·c-~-Club
EXECUTIVE
Wrought iron gate en·
trance pass intriguing
founluin into this well
pl;1n11ed larae 3 bedrm,
fam rn1 home. Dble fplc.
Separate breakfast area.
Pool size yard. Covered
palio. $72,000,
Walk to leach c
A model 3 bedroom,.ex-
e·cutive suite hOme with
cathedral ceiling living
room . Garden al·
mo s pherc din.in g,
kit c hen , family a ll
opened ,up to outside
gar<N!n n.oom foe pool.
Friiit t~ccs. Landscaped
$59,900.
View View View
}o~ashion hiland by night,
Ba ck Bay by day.
Custom buill 4 lx.'Clroom,
fam rm home, 3 car
gar age. Boat gale for the
fa.mily that ncedl:i room anti breathing space. See
to appreciate. $74,500.
Lido. Isle
A cu ... Stti'ip hont~ whit)'· tr\J y..f.r ctf~c('S .the
e pil'om l of gra·cious·
Island · ·Ji.ving. Beautiful )·.,
patio, rorma~dir'ijl\l, IO\'·
ely master suite down,~2
bedrooms up, l Car gff~
$142.500. '
206 VIA KOROM
OPEH SATfSUM.1·5
.J3ri1tingham RcJltp.
&PEM SATfSUM 1-5
332 CaldlM
S89 500! Uulch ColotliaL Lg~. 5 lilt, 3 ba. + din.
rm.
• 2015 Catdifto
$89,SOO! Baycresl slcal! 4
BR ., 3 ba . + ramily +
formal tlin. r m.
C·ALL 675-7060
I
OPEH SAT !SUM 1-5
N'!:WPORt BEACll .
Luxury bayfront.,'Lge. 2 ,t
BR. apt. 611 Lido Part
Dr .• Apt.JA
HUNT. BEACH ·
3 BR. lget bonUI ha.
$57,500. •
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MUSTSll
Perhaps the mos t
c:harmln& upcrlded, 4 br
home In Me.a Woods.
Matter br • Uv rm o~r-
1 ook lovely atrium
w /plush arctnt•ry & n.ite
lilblin1. Take lidvutage of tellers "ereeo thumb"
as you enjoy outdoor
patio living a;urrounded
by lavis h garde ns.
Priced only $62,(0).
I •-COllDO
Hard to rind..• bedroom,
I 1-i ~r new. Call lor tnro a bobl added reatures.
Won 't (a st at $36.,000.
~UPERB
F-iOMES Jte:t c......,. NI S4t-"'5.
IETTlll •
THAM-
MIUIOM S VIEW
Absolutely mo5l stun-
ning view or-Harbor en·
trance and ocea n .
Recently .remodeled antl
redecorated. Top loca-
tion in Old Corona dcl
Mar. Richly paneled li v-
ing room and formal din-
ing room and beautiful
g arden kitchen. Ca ll
673·8550.
Ol"fN Ill 9 · ol ~ 11.J,. 10 fll ''":!'
[lall~&;H1N
DECORATOR'S
DREAM
lit any custom extras,
1 plus h carpets., & lovely
decorator wall papers
enhance the i6terior of
this Laguna Niguel 3
bedroom be auty. Locat-
ed on a neat cul-de-sac
street with open hills aH
around . NO DOWN
PAYMENT TO VETS!
' $47 ,900. VA APPRAISED
AT$47,700.
546-4141
COATS&WALLACE
RE AL ESTATE . INC.
VA TERMS
E.t.STSIDE
COST4MES4
CRV is in. OK for vet
purchilse. 3 bedrooms,
1 n baths. hardwood
floors. CiJ ll 1111"''1>46-7 171.
OPl'I !•I '• ..J". • I· ti·•1
• ~0~\lfi&Hil
.
ELEGANT
EASTSIDE
Located on beautiful cul·
de-sac streel is this 3
Bedroom, 2 bath Dik e &
Colgrove built home. Ex -
pressly s hown for the
particular buyer at lhis
low price ol just
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CLOSIMG COSTS
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5 IDIM/2 STORY
Tree lined s tre et .
Pres ti ge appro a c h .
Ma ss ive entry .
ENORMOUS PARLOR.
Formal banquet room.
Gi gantic garden kitchen.
MAMMOTH RUMPUS
ROOM . 5 BONUS
BEDROOMS. Closing
costs move you in, GI ·a
take advantage. Call now
842·2535.
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OPDfSAT JSU14 1-5
ZISl lay--.Dr.
TOP WCATION · new
car-Pets, drapes; freshly
painted: huge living nn.,
2 bdrms., 2 baths+ euest
area. 2 Prlv. beaches ·
$75.500
2511 Viste DriYO
LOTS OF CHARM · at-
tractively decorated 2
bdrm .. 1 bath + guest
rm. & b_.th over garage
+ :\II ba th in g;1rage.
Heaull(ul new kitchen
with dish~·shr. & lrash
compactor; dinin3 area.
wet bar: new roof. elec.
,garaae openre A P.fUST
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IAUOA PENIMSUU
Walk to the beach , custom built,
beaut. owner 's unit, 3844 sq. fl ., 3
bdrm., 2 ba. & 2 bdrm., 2 bath. 2
Staircases; ideal location. $115,000
Spacious masle r suite, !CO bik. 45th
Street; JO yr. new, lrpl .• balconies,
bit-in kitch., 3 bdrm. & 2 bdrm. l&l ,750
Oceanfront. nearl y new; 3 bdrm .. 2
bath ea. 4 Car.:g ar. Unusual li-v.4:.m.
with fri>le .-eonver~ali0t1 pit. $195,000 . .
P 'l.rking no prble m ! 2 Bdrm. &
l ·bdrrn. units. Xlnt renta l record.
$72,500
First time offer4:!d ~ 2 Bdrm., 2 ba. ea.
Spotlessly clea n! Walk to shopping,
beaches ; lge. sundcck. !89.500
COllONA DEL MAI
Price reduction! Home·like decor; 3
bdrm. ea., oc~a n side of H\\'Y· S123,000 .
HOMES OPEN THIS WHICl!MD
408 P IAZZA LIDO, Open Sim /Mon 1-5;
charmer w /New Orle ans gas li ght
atmosphere, exte nsive use of "'roug ht
iron, shutters & used brick ; 3 bdrms.
& guest qtrs. $145,000
1549 OCEAN BLVD., Penin. Point.
New orfering ! Dramatic step-down
living rm., billiard rm. w /wet bar,
ffPIC. in den, mstr. bdrm. w/luxury
_dressing rm. Open Sun. 1-5. $150,000
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predenld
ARCHITECT DESIGNED
FOi EASY LIVING -·low
maintenance, all redwcxxl and cedar,
convertible home. 3 Bedrooms Y.'ilh
den arid '-''Ork room. or 2 separa te
units -3 and 2 . On R-2. Well pri ced al
$92.500.
1401 CHff Dr. CliffHcr,.,._NI Sat;s..n 1-5
DOVER SHORES
MEWLY DECORATED and r eady to
move in . Enjoy the privacy of your
b.}Vn indoor health spa with your
guests. This j acuzzi seats 10! Spacious
5 bedrm, 4'f.? bath on lee land.
IJp Galuy, Mewpari "9<h sa1;s..n 1.5
REDUCED! WATERFRONT
OWNER IEADY T.O GO -this 5
bedrm fami,ly room home is well
located on canal in Newport Shores.
Loads of family living with waterfront
deck. quiet street and bonus pool and
t~nni s close b)'. S7J,500. •
227 Conal, Nwpt leach Sal fS-fMon I ·6
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UMIVERSITY Pf.Ill -bcight a nd
chee ry . 3 ·bedroom "Tulane" model
home. Wood paneling, open beams &
cozy fireplace. $63,900.
17571 Hic:llory Trtt U.P. l"lroe Sal 1-5
' Office Open S.turdeys & Sunday•
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Sma ll 3 bdrm .. 2 baths, surrounding
beautiful atrium. This is a fr ee
st3nding home with no common walls.
located close to everything. Offered at
$.51,500 l [Ufi~IN-M"fiTIN I Ml)
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EASTSIDI COSTA MISA -10 two
bedroom cottages with attached
garages and tree •haded fenced
yards. A llo!ll"llhl .... ,.., NI,._ Priced
at $170,000. c .. 54~1151.
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$~LASH SP.LA'SH
POOL TIMI -is just around the
corner ,and we, )\ave the pe!rfect home
ror ·ye;ir 'Tollnd entertaining. 3
Bedrooi!), :t-batlr,enclosec! p'.atio •-
• tN••••Mtl: Offered at $45,500. c.11
54~1111 .
ON THE OCEANFRONT
SPICTACuu.-. MEAi MEW -2 story
home magnificent ¥Mw .-IM:aclt.. 3
Large bedrms with room for 4.
Oversized family room and living rm.
Modern kitchen and dining. All less
than 3 years old . Ftrst time offered at
$199 ;000. Choice Balboa location. Coll
54~1151 .
MESA VERDE
Sl'Allil,IMG.· FAMILY HOME -big :t.
bedroom model with 2 baths and large
ramily room. View of Mesa Verde pri•• tJ01f course from living room.
See thi~ charming, squeaky clean
home priced to sell at $45,950. c ..
54~1151 .
NEWPORT BEACH
DUl'UX -sh arp, 2 Bedroom home + I
Bedroom apartment over garage. Mt
3 ~· to boaclo. Priced oniy $81,250.
Good terms·.". Hurry, won't last! c•
546-5110 .
TRAHSFER FORCES SALE!
Sharp 4 bedrm , 3 bath. tri-level
executive home. 1Near private country
club. Hooge f..ily ,_ formal dining
and oversized lot. Very flexible
financing. Call 546-SllO.
.
MESA VERDE 2 Story
OMLV 564,000. You 'Ii love this
executive style Paces etter home
complete with 4 bed'rooms, 3 baths;
den & formal dining. Fantastic lattice
work patio cover. Int .,.._ in all of
Costa Mesa. Don 't miss it!! C .. I
546-5880.
PRICED ONLY $36,000
ANYONE CAM ASSUME LOAM
PAYMENTS OMLY $241 .
per month including taxes for this
sharp 3 bedroom, ·2 bath Costa Mesa
home . You'll love the massive brick
rireplace , h.uge ·kitchen, separate
dinette area, covered patio and large
rear yard studded with fruit trees. Cal
546-5880.
ERITAGE
REALTORS
HOLIDAY HOUSE HUNTING
OPEl4 DAILY I Z lo 5 PM
956 L•silMJ Lo. C-MeH
CPaularino to Hayes to Lansing)
PRICE SLASHED $1,000. Owner must
sell this weekend. A truly fine 41iR
2ba home. Lots of privacy. Fireplc. in
lrg. living rm, glass doors lead to
sparkling free-form pool. Crpts-drps-2
car gar. Near schis. & shops ... NOW
only $47 ,950 ... WOW! Cali 640-6600
OPEN SA T·MOl4 I Z to 5 PM
1324 o.tri_.-Dr. Coste -IEST BUY Luk 41R 2ba, children •s
playroom. Family room opening to
tre lliss ed patios, swim. pool , +
jacuzzi. Deluxe crpts /drps, trash
compac tor, .self·clean'g ovens.
Upgraded thruout. Garage door
. opener. sprinklers, NO maintenance.
$119,950. FEE. Cali 640-6600
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LIDO ISLI
115 Via Udo so..i o,... Sat s-. l·I
Waterfront 4 BR., 5 ba., rumpus ri;n.
Pier & float, sandy beach. $295,000
I ZO VI• Walers 0,. Sat S-. I ·I
Spacious 4 BR., family rm., din. rm .
On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179.000
Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR. 4 Ba, with
2 BR, I bat·h apt. Sandy beach,
courtyard, shore mooring. $295,000
W-*""'Lots 40X90 ff. $250,000 40X90 rt. $285,000
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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llACH UNITS
Right at the beach and In tllX\• ror
summer rentals or keep the
year-round tenants. Mother-in-law
unit J>O$Sible. Priced at only $73,900
and owner will accept 10% down or
fixer.upper house er units in trade.
CUL.DI-SAC
Neatly tucked away in a <1ulet street
nestled under a shake roof and
wailing for you, this 4 bedroom, 2 bath
home must be sold now-slnee owners
have bought another. Make an orrer.
ltHS ltHS ·nas
New Cl[l!Ct. ne.w...paint, new..drapes
This squeaky clean and sharp 4 .
•bedroom. 2 batb home is priced at
only $38,500. Co.iy fireplace, natural
wood cabinets·and a tree-shaded yard,
too. '"
WATIAPIOMT
4 bedrooms. 3 baths and room for
large boat at your own private dock.
Waterrront luxury at the unbelievably
low price of $132,000.
VIEW
A panoramic view home ip an
exclusive area of Newport Beach,
e legantly appointed and decorated.
Sunken tub, mirrored bathroom, 2
family rooms. 2 wet bars, 2 firepl.q.ces,
5 bedrooms and 5 baths. An enormous
master suite. Will consider a smaller
Palm Springs or Newport Beach home
in exchange ..
WA TERFIOMT
This magnificent home on Lhtda Isle
has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, over 4300 sq
ft of luxurious living. Your own
private dock of course. Owner will
consider smaller home in exchange.
ltll'UX
Super size bedrOQrns and two of these
units are 2 bdrm, 'I lh baths too .. Near
schools and sh,opping, the units are
always full. Private patios, closed
garages , private laundry r ooms.
Excellent location and asj<ing $61,900.
Owner has found larger units and is
motivated.'
44 UNITS
For the investor ready to move up.
Please call o ur Investment Division
about purchase or exchange.
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*OPEN HOUSES*
WATERFIONT -Large 3 bdrm .• 3 bath
home ; 2 large· patios; sandy beach,
priv. slip for lge. boat. 63 Balboa
Coves, NB. Open Sat/Sun 1-5
OCEAM VIEW. Charming 2 bdrm .
home PLUS I -bdrm. guest apt. 2712
Cliff Dr., NB. Open Sat/Sun 1-5
HAllOI VIEW HILLS. Exceptionally
sharp 3 bdrm., family rm. & formjil
dining rm. home; spectacular view.
941 Sandcastle. Open Sun. 1-5. $126,900
OMLY STEPS to ocean. New duplex; 3
bdrms., 2 baths, frpic., each unit. 206
Fernieaf, CdM. Open daily 1-5.
$155,000
ELEGANT. 2 Bdrm. home, profess.
landscaped. You own the land (not
leasehold) .. 712 Malabar , Irvine
Terrace, CdM. $89,500. ()pen Sun. 1·5
' ILUPFS COMDOS
FREE-STANDING Q-Pian; highly
upgraded with lush carpeting &
custom parquet floors. Wide greenbelt
view. 3 Bdrms., 2\.2 baths ; formal
dining area. Not leased land. $85,500
OWNER of deluxe E-plan, with
fantastic full water view, Wants to
exchange Cor Cameo Shores or Ir-Vine
Terrace, to $150.000. Original Bluffs
section & a real gem!
TRANSFERRED owner of sparkling
end unit Carmelita, wants action I 4
Bdrms .. 2~ baths; bright Ii U1ht
move in condition! 182,900 ·
H41t1p1t YllW HOlllS
Best buy In thi s prestige
neighborhood. 4 Bdrm Monte10
model. 1800 Sq. n. $74,500. Held open
today 1 tll 5. 1112 P<trt Abbey.
C.F. COLESWORTHY . 6'.0.0020 .
IASTILUl'I' C»llilt
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A C9 6'S-UU .-
offers a traditional 2
bedroom, 2 bath home
onoceansideof highway
--~OL$65,000..---l--1
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$35,500 A DUPLIXll
$335 MO I'm a deU1bUW 2 BR 6
• Den owner• re1ldence PAYS ALL with beautiful private
5 IDRM + POOL around•. PLUS 24oo sq. fl. of corofortable a ch.arm Inc 1 BR Rental
Calir. living hi)hlighted with private yard. Cur· by gourmet _ kltchen, M i formal dining for enter-rently prr-UC n1 $2J5.
taining and huge family p /mo. •u
room ! A barbeque si:ie """
back yard with sparkline on a 1entroua 47~18' lot
pool and towering pines! In lhe beit Soulh-Ol-ttwy
Can't miss with excellent locatlon. S91,000. Call
!inlncing and sel}ersays 6"·'1211 Agent
bring any orrer, llUrey' '"""o"'"c=E'-'A=...,"'-V-leU# _ _._'f
CKll847·6010. " .:;...,.-. Ol'fN flt II• I! S ~U'~ 1081 Nl(f ' 3 br, 2 ba, ram. rm. Open
Sal/Sul\. l·~. 4733
Cortland Dr. Ca111eo
Highlands. 3 jvt .
beachet. 181,too. Ownr.
873-3177
Live By The Bay • cN111Y *
Out.standing 4 bedroom, .. FAMILY HOME, 48R,
4 bath Bayshores home. !am rm, enckleed patio.
Located across street Owner ready lO 1ell: 4.Sll
from swim beach. Larg'e Wayne Rd. OPEN 1·5
u p!lta ir s master Sat/Sun.
bedroom with sun and UMITED UOl(BS
viewing deck. Courtyard 646·7tt•
patio. i-"'antastic home inl---..::::.:.;=---
ex.clusive area. $135,000. VIEW!
640·6161 The Beach al BIC
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COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
Corona. Custom dec=oral·
ed home with rental uniL .
This home offers securi·
ty of private, acce••·
controlled street plus a
fantastic view ol ocean,
beach & main channel. I =========-1 $165,000 For details and
DESERTED
MANSION
Grand salon livin& room,
fireplace, fiesta party
room, gourmet kitchen,
pri\'ate d ead end street.
Ful l 'hi acre estate,
s eparate guest wood
shingle room. Needs new
owner. Abandoned!
Reduced. Sacrifice.
HURRY. CalJ6'.>-0303.
I CllfllU. Ulltl cmPU1'
OLHll
COUPLEMEB>ED Large backyard for
garden. Newer 2 bdrm
house with fireplace 1&
lovely kltche• · ln IOYely
caurorni' homes. Owner
transferred. Must sell
now! Call 646-7711. Open
Eves. -Walker & lee
R•al ls lsle
$1900
TOT.t.LDOWM
41DRMS+
F.t.MILYROOM
price slashed! Owner
desperate! This sharp 4
bdrm and large spacious
family room. Needs a
family. Quiet cul de sac
app't Call 673-302'1 AgenL
ENJOY BEAtmFIJL
SUNSETS
and walk to schols &: Npt
Ctr. Lovely CdM. Uitlevl
home w /OCEAN VU.
Qt/nbr/hd, incl prlv
comm pool. $1Z1 ,000. Call
to see. AKS Rll)' 840-s:iOB
"FABULOUS
LOCATION''
Crest or lhe hill, Lemon
• Apple trees, 1unny
kitch., crarklfDI firer
plushcarpet'g.
ONEOFAKJND!!
1300 Seacrest Drive ........
EXCILLINI'
IMIXPill4SIVE
DUl'Llil:
in Corona del Mar. Iden·
tical uniu, open beamed
cellinas. Each haa it.a
own patio. 2~ bloclcs
from beach. Great
slarter for income or
1ood retlremenl. Only
$62,500. Call 6TJ.8550.
HAllOlt U9Hrs
AMD
Top Of Tiit World
4 Bcfrma., 2~ bath•.
dream home. Custom de-
corated; well planned
family home.
OPIM SAT J5UH. 1 ·S z 90 7 llilitldo
street, towenna: pines. Ir..:--.-----•
Walk to schools and ~MU! shopping. Hurry ! Call • • t
847-601 0. '
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· $132,000-bay view, 2 y ..._Ito• Pt. wa.-ll'll '
old:3sty3Br/3 S.. Sat /Sun. 1·5. Sharp
Daily. m Lindo Ave. Carmel model, acrot.a
675-8421 /848·2'725. from ·community pool Is
NI' d I Npt I I 2 rec. area. 3 Bdrms., e up ex, · s · family rm., 2 bath1. BR, l~ ba. ea.193,:;oJ $72 500 Triplex $129,000 1·127 S-T .... our,lex $112.soo Mar&ha· I Rily 67 Sun. 2-5. Oulslandlnl -c:'-==o.::::.::--=~:'1' lrvlnei Terrace: lge. C••tr .. INdt 1011 pool ; view or bay. Lara•
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BLUFFS Duplex 2. br. 2 bdrml:i. & f1m. rm. +
ba. Studio. f'rpl, patio. Playrrq. $224,992
$72,500. 34672 Camino CALL TO Sii
Capistrano·, Open Houe 4 Bdrm'1., J)OOI, lge. lot;
Suo. l ·S, 673·3222 or family rm:Sl.50 ooo S47·4272 •
ON THE BLlJFF Clote to beach; 3 bdrma.,
Capo..Beach,IP9(!tacular fainlly rm. bome,;
ocean & harbor view. beamed celtlnp,,,wooct•
Lar1e Cl11r·upper. briclc:$llZ,500
$89,IOO, Ter-mt .... 1$25
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med. aale at aa. Ina ,trpl. Sunny brlelr
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In thlt beautiful ex· H
ec:ulive 4 BR, 3 aa, tam· ASSUME om es
rm home . Be•utlrul S23 1RO
O,IH HOUSI -1011 Diii. MAR -
SUH. 1·5. Sophlslicated 3BR 2ba split
level hom e on 50'xl00' lot. Xlnt view,
$87 ,500.
•••• PRIVATE AREA ".-.
•• OPEM HOUSE ••
SUPER° HOMES park·like 1elUng on lhls · '&ii ·
eKlr• qulol cul-d•-.11•c. Prime area. DrQm.ilitiC Bu1"lder's s ... day. M"f 2 5ltl. 2 lo 5 ,_
. J 15 POIHSITTIA
• Spac1ou~ and friendly I Flower rilled:
.. patios, room to grow 45 ft. lot, 3
1
f~· den, 3 bulhs. Open Sun. & Mon.
Jo'or the dlicrimlnaUne enc.ry to eleaant living .
b $1 .... U room with enormouh uyor. , . yawner. rl Cl 640·0674 2762 Tern Circle, 51 one '°PI" c • · oseout Open Sal/Sun/Mon l-S Wlr•1•ver garden view
CllCLI THIS OHE lo ~· -Great
ocean view 3BR, den. 3 ba, modern
gourmet kitch1 fireplc, sparkling
POOL. $131,900.
Immaculate 3 bedroom home
2 1772 HOIAllT IAY
HIGUIL SHORIS
t-==~:.:.:::=::=::::"'--1 kitchen. DJ.ne. ~room
MISA cW MAR alzed ram1ly rocim over . l i9 & Spaclou1
3 & 4 Bedr oom
Sln<jlo Family HomH
, $77.5 00 •.
I Shurp 48R, tam rm. looks cove red dancf
$47,500. 10'J8 El Camino pavillol) & lush grounds
Ur. OPEN Sal/Sun 1·5. Swe ping rstairs t (
MYSTIC HILLS -Picturesque setting
w /panoramic coastal view. 2BR 2ba,
frplc. sundeck. Many fruit trees i11
garden. $97 ,500.
494·8086
Lln90 Real Estate
' 461 SIAWAllO ROAD
Ranch style, lots or wood & used
brick ; 3 bdrm., 2 baths, formal dining
a ll s hiny c lean. $74 500. '
COAST PROPERTIES, seco llOry &Wt.es in· ---------------673·5'10 cludi hu e hideaway master. over S%~
By Owner, 3 BR w/Jo"am-li'HA. NO W LOAf\ Builder pays
all YOl!r
closing costs.
CLOSE IH R -2 LOT , 5 0 '1 15 0 '
overlooks Victoria Beach, including
soil report, $27,500.
LlltJllllCI leach I 041 Hewport ...... I 069 ............................................... ·.
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Open Sun . & Mon. 1·5
$2000 TAX RHATI:
, 415.4151/2 lltlS
This new duplex qualifies. 3 Bdrm., 2
bath for you + leused 2 bdrm .. 2 buth ,
for in come. Open Sal. P .M. only. •
rm, lge y11rd. $35,500. COSTS. S24S/mo. payt
Open 11.Quse Sat/Sun/· a 11 . 0 w n er IJl u a 1 ~1on 11>-:S.2034 Continen-sacr ifice. llurry!! C<tl.
l<tl . 963-7881. !"=--------! 0HN lllO•U,5 1utl1011f N<I• • 1026 i ....................... )
DUPLEX b1trgains, Dani J;
1-.oint. l·lome & income.
From ~
. S53,990-$56,9'JO
As low as 10<"/c dow
·jf you wish
8o/o lnler e'Sl Avail.
WOODS COYE -HMdy-• Speclal.
Private setting, 3BR, den, 2ba, lovcJy
patio & pool. $120,000.
.OCEAHFROHT J IR -beams & frplc
in living rm., spacious patio. $172,000 .
UNIVERSITY REALTY ~:w~:~~ !',:'.;i: ~i 3o~~,.~.:ai..otFrP~·A;;/l!
1 300 I E. Coast HHJhway Co.11.st tlwy, 496-M:Jl Loan. $41,000 963-433 eor-.. Mor 673-6510 BY Owner-Old Spanisb1_o_w_n_,_. ______ 1
At these low prices
and interest rate
HIH£ COMM'L UNITS -Class A· Bldg.
& tenants. Call L ·O for details.
$179,500.
_ home. 3BR lb.a, oak On.
l ~--___...,_~~~ $11,500.496-2815 OPEN HOUSt-: Sat/Son. you cannot DELUXE CONDO -Across f1·0 111
1-s. Lge corner lot. 3 Ur afford to wait lJeisler Park. 1 BR, convertible d e n , 2
C FREE d · , .... th. + addition. l~ &, new h d · r· I G °"""'*' M.-1022 Costa Met a 1024 a vice, .,.,,y is bat s , s un eek with 1rep ace. rea t •!••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekend before 9~ cDrbpltbo& i::ustom drapes. LOCATEDONTIIE v·iew •110 000 becomes9o/•%1nterest. · 81 gate. By ownr N.E.CORNEROfo' ·"' ' ·
fMn a ~ cent. spaciow. colonial 4 846·7822 &SLATER IN OtWater I l 5 0 • COGlt Hwy.
OCEAN SIDE ot Jlwy.;
glamorous 3 BR., 2112 ba.,
din. rm .. 2 frpl ., den, wt:t
bar, view. Owner finance. $149,500
LAGUNA NIGUEL;
super 4 Bil., 2 ~ ba .. din.
rm., lam. rm .. 2 frpl.:
go urm e l kil. 1•001.
S1-l ,::,OO
Ei\IJ::lli\LO "HAY ; J'an -
tasl1c lam. home : 5 BR ..
4 ba ., formal din. rm.,
den, y,•et bar. 2 frpl., dlx.
kl.L e h., 3 ga r .. view.
$250,000
CtJARf\11.NG condo: 'PacUic Island ViUage; 3
Bit , 21,2 b;i., din. rm ..
den, 2 frpl. Patio.
Cl ubhouse, pool. $64,500
PEG ALLEN
'IOlolOHTORY ··
IAT.HOMES •
Luxury waterfr.oqt
hom e& priced from
Sll0,600. SS' waterlronts.
607 Bayside Drive,
Newport Beach. 673-3900
BAYFROMT
2 Custom Homes
BALB01\ PENINSULA
Excellent location on the Bay & only 'f.i block to lhe
Ocean. Each home has 4
bdrm s , 4 baths Ce
Gallery, 2 rirepl aces,
wetbar, ultra modern
kitchen & private pier.
Fee land. See at J.200
Eas't Balboa Blvd., or
call 675-8120 for more de·
tails. REALTOll 494·7578 1095 N. Coast, Laguna , _C_U_S_T_O_M_J_A_C_Ulll __
0 5 l&r .. _ FREE pool w/ magnifi· 5591 · Clark Dr. HB. GOLDENWEST Ia 5·
1·5 BR at $61,000, nr. schls, llUN'flNG1'0N BEACH :::;) L09una IHch ·
l l 23 lolevoda • madna ok country fre•h ACROSS f'ROM REAL ESTATE 494-1516 Beautiful home in Mesa produce stand. NEWll UN TING'fON ___ ·.-______ __
Vetde. 2 story in design. fo'REE hi llside with CER'T RALPARK -----~~
''Garden of Eden" $13,900R-2loL yards. Sprinklers front & Flt EE $2000 lax credit on Real £.state SALES OFFICE OP&I IM"in• I 044 LCICJUllG leoch I 048
rear. 2 patios. Big rooms new, exclusive, very 11 AM~K ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
thruout. Entry hall. 4 spacious Condo w/ 180 by~ 847-9856 PRICED for Quick $ale BEST 6UY, Close in, tri-
IMi:droon'ls, separafe 20 deg ree ocean & harbor 1..--------~-J by owner. $18,500. 10% l evel ~a mi l y hom e
foot family •room, open view .only$69,900. TOUGET • •~•s• HUMTIH~TOH Down . 3 BR. r·am-rm, w/Blueb1rd Canyon vu.
beamed ceiling, over· FREE gale pass to ex--.vnv · ""' Jndry rm, Cent. air, shg ~o~pl etcly remodeled iiizad fireplace, 3 baths. elusive beach &clubwith Bonusroom lbat is, In a HARlobR. · crpts, 00.wax flooring, 1ns1de & out. Incl. n~w
Open llouse Sal/Sun. 12·5
510 St. Ann 's Or. New
cust. Oplx . 3/5 Bd ;
Jacuzzi, JOft. patio
w /view . "''alk /town.
Owner. 494·0463.
~Ian
+Pool.
Big Canyon's besl S
value. J::legant 1 story, 3
Br, 3 Ba, Immaculate,
h ig hly upgraded .
$135,000.
P11u! VV L, ""''" td
& {, O< '.,41/ -1) •)r I'>
$61,800. bkr this 2800 sq. rt. 3 Br ~.resl.ilge neighbordh.~. N E W 3 8 R 2 i;, b a ust-1 drps ·& concrete. carpets & cust~~ fix ·
GUARANTEE 540·1720 charmer in Monarch Bay ··am1 yrm, sep. 1n1n-Townhse near .beaches, ui;tf lllit·maint. lodscpg. tu.res. ~eamedce1hngs & ILUFFS _,,.._......._
I S9 000 ( I gr m . La Cu est a shopping and sch"".ls. •· ool rtple 1n living room ~ We g u •rantee you'll TARBELL atony l , repace-EIDo r ado model . .,,... Comm.Pa.rkl'l'.P .4101 . . . h . -S79,500-ment cosl$131,000l . 968-4"56 $51,2.:iO. · Glenwood Sl. (Green-Larg~. airy k ite e n
REAL ESTATE
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want this 4 BR, 3 Ba, 1''/R FREE Map to show your IT'S ... tree) 551_2100 w /blt1ns. lots or <;UP· HIGH Yield 2 Story-3Br-21hBa
homeforyourovm..Call Col lege Park reduced friends where you "'"' board space. Rllge blks BEA UTIFULVIEW
S
uspyloGLseASSe thHILLis exquisite S44,000. Used 'brk entry, bought. GOOD FEBJMG. •ByOut ofTov.nOwner• Cse~drate 1'1t aster Si.IBltRe. ~;~Lo~i:Jnt. L'r.~~ Lot.sofExltas _u home. 3Br + Ice, lge, liv, rm .. Call Don at POINT A CATHEDRAL Village 11. Most desira-h1I rens e\'Cl w/2 • $79,500 Own /Brkr
OWner anJnOUS. $164,000. din. rm .. Jg covered REALTY .f96.S323 for CEILING, in LR. DR, ble "Julliard" model TV room, bath, seperat.e r-~y~d~. &~p~al~io~ar~e~a=. ""~·~950~~ l ;;;;;2"';•;·4~7~4";;o';;"';;;'~-Or>~90~:;; *********** patio, used brk frpl. Hvy appl. ' FmRm! Unique step-up REAL TY INC. w /Grnblt. on 2 sides, entrance, deck, & fenced
SAVE MONEY shake. Remodeled l o/.& """'-'-------I ramr m with firepl. & 714/846·1371 · btwn.2pools.3br,2ba+ yard. Room to expand. Gardenc:-'6:-~
Ba , dbl gar. nu pa.int. Fo.dainV..aa-1034 freero'm grapho'• on enormous Bonus rm. $79,500. 1'By Owner" _.,""".:II LIOOISlE _, • OP£H 5 •TfSUH I 5 On the fairway of ooe of Buy this 5 BR, 4 Ba, F /R Sprinklers. Opt!n Sat. 2-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wall. Slone entry-Garden .... • 2100 sq. ft. Avail now. 491·18!6. So , ca 1 i r 's. ri'nes t VIA MICE
home & get income from &i: Sun 12-5. ~ CorneU G R E E N B R 0 0 K kitchen. Assumable loan. 6542 SegovlaCirc,. $63,000. Open Sat. &Sun .. 1-'"'-=~-----courses; 3 bdrm. with Charming 3 br, :!:ba, frpl,
the 2 BR Rental Unit. Dt.CM.Ownr;642·4236-Barcelona By Owner. 4 Stroll to beach! ONLY SPARKLING POOL 5 /24&5/25,fromll-4~1\1. TWO beamedceilings&frplc., immed. occupancy.
Prlted to&ell at$122,500. N N • f BR. 2 BA , lrg fam rm. $45,900.968·4456 home. Beaut Jo,rancis. 4341Sandburg. FOR 0 ..,E private pool & patio $79,500. Owner/Agent. ****'!******** eur ew, 3 Br, 2 Ba, Clubhouse w / lrg Pool. ·"THISISIT" fo'tns. 4Bll 2 1h ba., ...:.::.cc==="'----1 n area.Ajewelsurrounded 673-6489
1''am. _Rm , Dk\ Rm. c;:en· $62,950. 96J'.16M. Assumable VA loan in parents retreat, frplc in IY OWNER' THAT'S W•IAT YOU by greenery. 1\n xlnl buyJ -~ .. -~.-".'.""-~-~-~-~-!'!~-".'.°"'=~· DO IT YOURSELF
Add a second wtlt for you
• on this R-2 property in
Old CdM. There's a I BR,
1 % Ba home on rear of
lot. $65,000. Call now :
673·7601
trala1r ,coveredpatio& · r· Co IU famrm,spacious t1leen-UNIVERSITY PARK GET in this un lque SJ09<~ Beaut. landscaping. I . inest area. mp Yup-VII BR 2 B at ,.NV Blk lo Westcllrr Shop-graded th r uout. Short try, quiet cul·de-sac. i age l , 4 • •,!l a, home. Localed high up
Ping. 401 E. 19lh, corner CTL buys this Garden $74,500. corner Joe. backs up( to o n Lag u na 's famed Bl'·. • A~R-~.,.....:
P d. Ea ~ greenbelt. SS4,500. ull Riviera coastline W/A !Q: u=u..::iu·<.:..Jo of Tustin. Open House .ili ra ise. sy pa y· 1 ~ ..-~-l!r1ce. Open 12·5. Sat/Sun PANORAMIC VIEW Of ""'9 , ~Il'3}7
Sal/ sun. l -5pm. or call ments. 9611-4456 -·& Mon . 4351 Winterswect · 548-1398. ANSWER TO ~ ~ THE OCEAN. Unusual 3 · 499·2800 ·
Real Estate YOUR OREA.MS __ = l;~W~a~y~. 55~2·;8~94~7;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! BOR~I . J.'LOOR 1~LAN 1:;;:~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;
H •RIORHIGH byNtl!t/li.Y SEil.ViCED BY 2Y.il1
,.., A plush home. countless REAL T Y INC. BATllS, l ·BDRM . &
By Owner. Beautiful 3000 sq. rt . Cape Cod upgrades. Added on 714/846-1371 R~frethittCJFountain 8 A 1. 1-1 w 1 T JI
Broadmoor JI. Situated Home. Beautiful brick & MASTUSUlTE Gameroom. 4 Bdrm,1 ---...:...:...:.::....:..:c...: __ I Fam ily h om e with KITCHENETI'B, HAS «g Coldwell Benker
. 00 greenbelt w/ocean, tile pool area. Boat gate WITH famlyrm , delightfully R E D E C 0 R A T E D e l e g a n l touches. 4 s E p i\ ll ATE EN. OCEANFRONT
Just Reduced
$89,500
SUR, unat t ached guest
bcdrm ., in lovely
Baysbore community.
Walk to Alarina and pvt.
beaches. Open House
Sunday 1 -5, 2581
CRESTVIEW DRIVE .
REXL.HOD(fESRLTR. ........ bay &nlle lite view. 4 Br. & more. $66,950. Call : PA decoraled. 968-44$6 t' A !\I I L Y ii 0 a.t E, Bdrms., family room, TRANCE & PRIVATE 84+FEET pool + jacui;il. Open 642-6368 IENT Rn'RIATI gourmel kitchen. 3 br + 21h baths .and utility ENCLOSED PATIO. The
house 1_5 Sat/Slln. 2701 _ _:S:;O:..::U..:T.:H.::L=AHDSl=:==S-I By way or spiralSEACLIFFloc.4BR,21f.z family rm. lmmac.Call room. Rear yard is main floor has semi-ThlSveryspecialbuilda· Shannrila Blue WaterDr. staircase . T r uly a Ba. lge brick patio, Jo s h Wi ght, Rltr . enh anced by beautiful formalliv.rm.W/OPEN blelolcanbeyoursfor 7 ..
OPEN SUN & MON 1-5 drt;amhouse. Courtyanl comp. lndscpd. 536-7625 & ·:.:'::.'·.:'"="'-·------"I pond and fountain. A BE A h-l c El L l NG , only $l40,000! Private Tree hidden 4 bdrms .• c..t.~ 1024 2431 ~'41!:9041.., _College in front w /exqulslli -very special buy at SL 1 D 1 NG G LA s S commurtity ·engineering 3'h baths. Courtyard en-
••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ acant~'St!_Z 'iJrl, landscaping in rear. Fml LACUISTA VILLA SEA CUFF ssa 950 OPENS TO SUND ECK &: soil tests approved. try with Polynesian
.MESA'Verde4 Br, den, fam. m., frpl-, pool. cd:::i::n::in,,g,,_r,,m::..·.:068:=:1:::"6=.~-j lmmac.3BR ,'2BA,fam Wolktole-ach '.... WITH OCEAN VIEW. Hurry!! POOL.Lge.diningrm.&
Jge pool. Newly painted Owi'ie $44,8001 Ptia. on-Reduce'd 52000, Green rm . Close to beach. 4 BR , 3 Ba, Bonus Rm, Step-saver kitchen has · family rm. Unusual
In &r: out. lmmed. oc-ly. 6S7-S076eves. Valley; 4 Br, 3 aa: 10773 ·t>wner. Appt. 960-1348. Cov. Palio, 3 Car Gar,. BU ILT-JN RANGE & SOUTH LAGUNA shellslone frplc.: bit-in
cupanc)'. $74,500. Ownerl-""' . .::.1':.::&S.=:;.T:..:C..:H:.:AN=CE-l--1 E l Ceiltro, ·$SS,900, Openl-6daily.!)6()..t709 VISl•H OVEN, DISHWSHR., . VIEW ESTATE kitchen with nook. Call·
642-7630 TOASSUMES•.t.% . 968-2398. DESERTED BE'fTER SEE 1,HIS RI.ALTY DISP . & CERAMIC Bt:autlfu l coastli ne forapp't.$77 ,00J
TAX SAVING lntere.st FOR.COZY Coll ege Park! -'===------1 SPANISH CASA ONE' It , I t I 552-7500 TILE SNACK BAR. This views .. Custom quality. Charminn
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.teol£onJb,,2 ba,dbl. Home on cul-de-sac. 3 BY OWNER ; Meadows 41R2STY · wont as ong . ~~"""~""""""~~~Laguna homeisonlyJ Sl. Charles kitchen. 4 T t .E • .,, 1 flame Plan 5 4 BR 21/t Plenty ll.. V · parking. on yrs. old & has some uni-Bedrooms, 4 baths in-w 0 -s 0 r Y • a r Y
gar. home. Xlnl. family BR, 2 Bu. f'am-r m, Dbl Ba, Liv, Din '& Fanl·rm + pool gianl lol, 5 min. to ocean, ... que features. Ol'fered for eluding guest house. Of. American style: 4
starter, fncd. yd ., patio. Frpfc, bltn bookcases. /f 1 u aded l{i h S42,900 Z yrs olU, 3 BR, 2 Ba , CHOICE only rered far below replace· bdrms., 2'2 ba .. lge.
q uiet street. Walk t $114,950.0wner.2512Bow-~6or·~~-p~'~c . cl.n 1 ~. Siesta elegance under great buy at $50,500, ER S58~250 mcntcost.$2.\9,500 . kitch. w ith bit-ins &. -_,,,.,,h'.'.1•~·~$35~.~300~. ~S48~.(Jl~86:::..._1~d;o~in~P~l.~54;;9;;·;;4"';;;';;;;';;;;;;;;' 968-287B red tile roof. View park· l-'O'-w"n"''-'c..· "'='-'·Scc3Slc:.:...___ CORN Low Int. Loan Avail. hdwd_ ca binetA:. Lge. -"~=------1 like grounds. Steps lo 21 LOCATIO._. 1963So. Coa.stH""'Y· family rm .. brick frplc .; CCMMtry Club YOU SPANISH STYU acres of rolling greenli & IM"IM I 044 n MISSION UAL.TY Laguna Beach dbl. door entry with slate
hKtlll••! 3 Bedroom Ponderosa, golf Sucoukrse.
1
f ':"'rmal en· ••••••••••••••••••••••• enhances this charming 985 S. Cst Hwy, Laguna 494-0749 floor· Shake roor. Va-
Maeniflcenl in design & THELUCICYONI l}ark Place, model 531. try. n en 1v1ng room. 3 BR, 2 Ba .. C',ambridge Phone494-0731 l""'~~~~~~"""~~J cant : sec this today!
feati.ires.· There's 3300 BeButifully decorated 3 l~'J Years new. Take ad· Cory fireplace. Formal 4 & FAMILY Model in Greentree. --'-'---'-'-'---· $78,000 .... fl. inaide. F.otry hall, 4 bedroom condominium vantage or sellers hard dining & family room. MEXT TO PARK Delightrul decorating View the lathers NEW 4 BR, 3 II.I ba,1Whik·.te-" ·cALL I!\.• t••-i'41"
bectroomB, big fireplace w J fireplace & lus h work and fantastic up· Sweeping stair s to Whatalocatlon?Nextto bothinsideandout.Are-While Water Ac ross water view overoo 1ng 91~~
in tbe .living room & In carpel lhruoul. Facilities grading. Including 2 secluded childreos wing, Park. Pool & Tennis in a al beauty for $57,500 from Victor Hugo's. Blk . Woods Cove, 5119,000.dlJ ...
lhe f•mllyroom,Formal incl: pool, darkroom, wo,od covered patios, separate master suite. 3 beautiful pride-or-RAISO.R'S lo shopp'ng, steps to .BKR.493-3611. Rt:.4 LTY dlninl room. Natural teen center, rec. room & Spanish tile entry and B a th 5 • enc I 0 s e d 0 w n c r 5 hip Irvi ne beach, charming lBR & . N••r N•.,.••rt P••• Off lc •
wood cabinets. Single many more exlras. family room. Custom courtyard patio. Near planned community. A 4 den. ow n your mvn apt. New Ocean View home. 2
stor}tgiantbuillwlth the Newport /Mesa school drape s. Decorator beacb.Noquali£ying.As-DR , ram-rm, air-cond. REALTORS Ow ne r financed. Za-Br, 2 Ba . Choose your
executive lfl mind! Mesa district. $39,900. Gall wallpaper. Priced to sell sume 6Vl% loan. Take home that looks BRAND grodzky Rltr. 494-8611. own decor. 557,ooo.
F' 644 6200 4SZ3 Campus Dr., lr\•ine Verde's Finest! $80.000. oor · at $68.500. Buy now and advantage. Dial 842·2535. N.E W. $51, 950. Ca 11 Campus Valley Shop Ctr. Bkr~ IEAT THIS save!!! Ol'fN 111 o-''~'UN roHr N.Cr•. ~64~4~·~72~l~l~A~g~c~n~t -;::::-;:;:-~ 1.-~~~·~L,!-:.'~!'~.~ ·~~~~.I
540·1i20 IFYOUCAH 'Ri _ ~ ~ TAll&L $41.500 Buys this ideal ~ ~.;'· · _.:~.~ TOWNHOUSE· $3l ,900. 2 OWNER ANXIOUS
de! f 'l yho w /4 U P E R B ' BR,2Ba,2Story,Air ZllMHarborBlv ... r-. a mi me :~:f:>,, ...... ~.::i~ cond.Likenew.644-4887 Owner purchased a
bedrooms, 2 baths & QMES 1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;~1 townhouse & must sell! Spanish ramily rm. on pool-siie *' c....,.. HI 541•1155 h UNIVERS ITY PAR.K Sharp 3 bdrm., 13/.t ba.: lot. Larry Dyer 642·8235 Dartmouth Cedar nicely lndscpd . Xlnt Mesa Verde <C39J ..._.._...,....., 1040 EASY TERMS shingles.1y,y..,..01d.J b' cond. Will sell VA /FHA,
$56 ,50 ••••• ':"" •• '••••••••••••••• Beautiful 2 story, 3 bath & study, 2600 brick patio. only $41,950 • • Condo with r1·nlshed atrium, hi-beam ceil'gs. IA.RGA.IM!! Assuine the VA loan t& C BY OWNl:R·3 Br, 2 full Beautiful house/garden save new loan costs on, __ R_E_A_L_T_v __ o_•_tP_A_N_,_· _1 balhs, din. rm·, ~cul·dl!· bonus room including 1 t' «< 500 1 d 1-l ere it is! Brentwood
I ·r I M ,. -· Shower ·a nd wet bar. oca ion . ..,.,,,, ·wt an · model, Cull 3 bdrm., l~~ l b s bt?oi.ut1 u e~a IUTT"RR.IES sne. Prime toe!., close to 17642 La urel Tree Ln.
SEAIREEZE
&OCEAMVIEW
Verde home. 4 years Old . ., Banning Ce Bushard. ,Walk lo schools, minutes 5Yl·089G ba.. lust\ red carpets;
Rich Spanish adobe slhl· ARE F.REE with this Landscaped yard w / lo shopping and freeway.1;;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! prof. decor. Owner musl Call now, 752 _8710 · "t rr I lo vely WESTCLlFF 4 You must sec lhis one! sell ! Present all offers! 1n1. At1 um o e stone slab patio. Walk to Jv..... Owner/Agent
master suite. Entry hall. BR, 2000 sq. ft. home on beach. $48,.500.968-8453. $.'ll;uw, . U ER'S $49.250 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~o::id.r~~~i~'g r::~ ~!h~~rdets;~a~!~e~;~J: l!@JF!:t4?',)·ll'1JVl93 B ILO M0R~~~;::1'TY • MOHrch.layTen-ace
Handsome Spanish $84,900. Prine. only COUHTlYCWl7 --'ffi""' 546-;;8 CLOSE OUT An elegant & gracious
flrepla"e In the UvlnK please.Agent.s.w.-Olll2or C~NTURY 21 ~as a < HARDTOFINO home ·, a<ch1tect de-
b•k 646·6110 " This is an opportunity of 1 "ed room. r . .:'.::0:::::0'......-----l la rge-assortme nt of RETIREM&n'I! a lifel!D)I!. Choose Chancel orilwtattacu signed,wllh spectac\Jlar
540-1720 IACKIAYARIA HUNTINGTON Excellel)l.(orretiredor betweentherewremain· home in University white water view. 3
TARBELL 3 BR' 2 Ba, comp'ly new SEACLlFF homes to g••rter home.Cl .. , .. , olCe ing 3 & 4 BR, 2 sty free Park. 2 Bdrms., den•lth Bdrms., den, sep. din .
. ~ C kitch., lge bide:a-way ot-choose rrom. Call us for n';°igh borhood, ';iik 10 &landing homes, Unlver. wet bar, cov~~ pat,kl. rm.; exciting entertaln-2961Harbor81Yu., .M. t delails.S.16-7542. b'k be h 3 Park. These new &: In xlnt cond . ........,venient Ing area .:iroUnd pool 4e J flee or guest q rs . stores, 1 e -to ac · location. Only $47.909. jacuzzi. $189,500
Beautiful Waterfront
home, almost new. By
ownr, Pier, slip. many
OWNER Selling ilome: w ;beam ceiling, panel-Bedrooms, 2 baths, nice elea:ant homee reature... Ask ror Evelyn Copeland
Eastside. P'rpleln,lvrm, Ing & shutters. Only fenced yard. ASsumable •Family Room PITIIT IE.ALTY Like New. Harbor View
• I B'· •Fo,mal 0o·no·ng Rm 552 7 •Iome, 2600 sq. rt. QuiCA • huie BR's or 3 BR +· w,ooo. Agent 549-081.2 or loan. $42 ,000. Call !or •2\11 Baths 000 ~ '·
•Upgraded plush carpet· ---''-"'-'----I . · 1• possession. Ba rgain! den. Shuttered fam/dln 1 ~64"::::·::•7:_:1::0------1 show ng, ar 536-8836. " H_>.J•' __ ..::::::..:.:.:..:::.:c::._. f 'ru":.b~d/ bbraklt~t •. b~3~1t~~ EASTSIDE '" los•Mst•·· klg TU.RToLi!2CK \ OPEM SUtl 1 .. 5 MALl.OY REALTORS SEABURY ON SAND •C.ustom drape ries r-~ ,, • .,.,,,_ 23742 Ttm0rlay 968·0049 962-78:59
cell'ga,2c1rgar&:conc. R~HCH DOLLAR . Swim In thro\lghout. 1105N.Coo1•Hwy.,laguno ONI': 01'' A KIND 4BR, .......... ,
drive. Lr1 brlck: paUo & F' U I. L 1 I s Ac RE . k h SaljSun Ju-1·5 494-1177 • , 1 sparklinr, custom pool. •Sheet vin"l in ltc en i~· h. ugc r.a.m r1u, wet bar, souETHI~ Of mature trees • Pants. I'~ o R M E R 1-~ ARM . # 19122 ,...__Dr '"" """' Newly painted ·& crpt'd. R•nc... house h8' pure Patio d ne, served by •Genuine lileentrys New on-ma;k~.· pop'uiar IRVIME COVE Jacuzzi 1n your own ya.rd .. VALUE ..
E t 31•' ~-lher o. n glass kitchen. Step down •Prof. front landscaping + clilbhouse, .......... !, ten-x ras. a.,,.. ~.co untr y kitchen , llvrm,vaultedceillngs, w/sprlnklers Plan3;4bdrms .. !amlly Large 2 bedrrn home· nls. pvt. bea~ Gate Exceptional4BR,3BA
S«,500.84S·2208. ~epirate guest, Dutch designer fireplacl!, big •Cedar fen cing rm ., dini ng rm., 21/a ramily rrn ·formal dlnin& guard. BOND REALTY home in excluaive Dover
By Owner-2 BR. llml doors, s wif\ginl sash RltaJE,atat. family,spaciousmaster! 3 Jldrms-$54,990 baths; :i car garage, rm -c u sto m quality INC.8ll·9411 Sh o r es-We~tclitr area.
fenced yard. $26,500. call windows. antique nx. a.A...aav Reduced and new on lhe 4 Bdrms-~1.900 Many upgrades. Near thruout-ocean view .1..:=:=::..:c.:.::.....---· I Lux. lndscp'g, beaut. d~
646.0748. HS• HamUton , t.ures. Storage barn. bf.....,-wu market at S.SS.500. Red PARK II HOMES park, tennis privileges. ·$249,000 . 494 -8088 / Ml11ioRViejo 1067 coraled. Fee l3nd. Good
Xlnt. location. A GIVE Carpet ,on Hamilton, 552_9100 S70.950 49'J~l /493-88J2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• finan1ng avail.
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rm. w /tr(\'~· Mull see It! mov~. CALL842-t37l VA/FHA term.. Must Ba. Formal Din-rm, Rec. "55::::_2·::..04::66::_ ___ ~-I shin1tes·2 stone frplcs· lyS49.900. • ••••••••
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54&·1005 1.-im!t"*'!I! S&S Construction. Prof. • 833-907S <Owner has In-2~11 811 · den, frml dln. J 493-8812 i~~~~~oo~:~90~70~~~~I e1Clras . 181.900. 1&11 Poi;t Id "llt&S•v• lndsc 'd . Priced to aetlveR.E.llc.) ct1rga1 r.Ulil.rm&pan· LIHGO _M_•_,'g~•-t_c. ____ _ JuttLl1ted·EaStll e r " 5 seu .... JOO.ea....a. Me1'1:dlth GanteJW, 3 Br, . try. Lg lot w/view ol
IBR,h...,•ft11mrm,pool. s Br, 2 Ba. home in W .. 1-"======'---l 2i,;, ba, Asaume 7.,-~ GI. s. S Tri·levcl 4 Or, 2\-\ Fashion Island & RI A.LISTA.Tl M·ADRlDMOByOwncr.4 EASTDl,UJo,F"D"pla~ are~ 100c•r'E~l~O~s•i Colt• Mes•. 2 ·-car gar. DY OWNER ' br, a ha\ $88.7~. OwnrJA,tt. Open Ba. pr.or. Ind. AtC1 Wet Catelln•. Nr. schl1 &·l ---'-'"'-'-"~'-----1 BR, 2Yt Ba, Frplcin M11tr br, 2111 ha, fom. rnr.
SM,..,.,. · tenced yd . Assame 1Yt% frpl , patio. ArllaUcally s • t IM 0 n, 1o1o1 bar, fuUy 1.1paradea.. Of· ahop"C· $1~000. Byappt. Clt11s1lfied Adi 1ell bl1 Bdrm, comp'ly UP · frpla. Overs iae g •
lbt, ~:..n Jb].: ,::;: 1'~•1A . $33,000. Owner d eeo r 'd . C·rtr. I ot, Stonybfook Dr , HD, fered by oWW~.aoo. only • 19161 Wood!Ord Ite ms, a mall ltemt or 11raded. 19 Jo'ruit Lr~es . ti1 an Y bl tn . c• bn.& ...
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Owner. 492·6889
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EXPAND YOUR STYLE OF LIVIMG
Enjoy this beautiful Lido Isle home.
with easy care patio, tenniS &
beaches. Come & see this spacious 5
bdrm., family rm., located on 45 ft.
The price is right & possession is fast.
To see it is to buy it! $136,500
LIDO REALTY
3 Br, l !f.t Ba , WW crpts.
thruout, brick patio,
Com. p0ul 111 area, RV or
boat storage a\'ail. l mi.
from Dana liarl.ior. By
Owner, $J7 ,950. '1!13·~.
See this prize w1nnt'r 2
BR , den. 1-'ully Jndscp'd,
d ecor a t e d. Upgrades
Lhruout. Sunny patio,
bedroom garden, etc. A
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priced at $35,800. 837·1165 or 495.0454.
Coadamlftlw wrropeny 2000 Ho.atffU•twwl•d H1•M1U•f•Rl•1d 1 ..._..,u.fws','sd ll11111Ua,.lil1~14 for.... 1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 111-. ................................. -.......... ..
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OCEANSIDE CONDO $ v.;ean v ew apU. &: 4 1.e ... e, t Br, 2 Ba, crpU. LUX"lY ~~
"OCEANA.SOunt'' shop!, ~ block Coast drpli, trpl. di•hw1br, • _ "t' ,..._..,,,,, Adult CoM.munlty Hwy. frontaae. no vacan· COMPLl11LY COua.IPAltlC! w 5. 213-&&l·MIOC, 8/ln5 on walet, 2 br, 2b.t, view.
( Over40) chi~. A&klna Ol\ly $12,500 . FUAMIStB 3 BR, 2 BA, fplc, r / , frpl, bo•t slip, pool,
2BR·2BA. CJJOJCE one down, owner anxious to Yrly. r@nlal • $150fMo. as relria .. cnp1, drpl, d Choice 3 BR. 2 ~ BA, Jacu11I , hobby1hop.
story end unit;overlook· a~ll. T ake •dvantaMc of or 911, 3 Bedroomi, 2 &ar., Blue Jfaven , frplc, $26S OR a BR, 2 'P'rict r eductid ! M'r.
ina ;:olr couri1e with this opportunity to buy baths, 11 • patio + $395. month indda pool tiA,d1hwhr,rrplconcul· Head , 673·702.2 eve,
Kllmpse of ocean. Patio. the best Lagwia Beut h GREAT location. Avail. maint&:aarduner. de ·sac, $310. Lt'aae. l /&29·966lday11.Aeent.
Ericloscd gar01.ge. Clool' income property.~ now for s ummer. (C3S) . l.y McC • Slnl(les, children ok . BRAN U ;
to· c lu bhouse. pool, _llu1.1lono1nll~.Corp: L~nneRolbellM4-&!00 I ... lllOM. rt i68·6215 n ew Newpor
J·acuzzi Short walk lob . 81 okers 675·6700. • C M ...... ltpOI 1 1 · 'ferrace .condo. 3 Br, 2\.'I, osta eaa_..Tt.!:9 rt M 3244 Ba. $35(), mo. Adulta, no
line. Nr. large Carls.bad NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 ~ •••••••••••-••••••···•-•••'""pets. 675·&800, Bkr, ·no
shopping center. 3 m1. l!) Blt ho1ne + Duplex. REALTY COMPANY 6 BR or> •. Den, .. -tloca· RENTALS fue . ocean. Illness rorees aal $90,000 . Call Owner. • -1-'=--------by owner. S.b.own by 646.5601 tlon Mesa Verde 2 8R,Plla .......... s:no LUX UHYCONOO
app't. S48·3036or43J.38.S:i c dtl Mw 3 122 Ealates. Lg. Fam. rm;, 2 HR, 3 Du · • • .. • · .. · $!125 Newport crest 2 br, 2 ~':11 ••~•••••••••••••••• frml. ~ln rm .. 2 frpl:I, 3 3::·~~uB ..... $385·$475 ba, den, 2\11.J c1&r Mar.,
1'0WNl10USE· $31,900. ~*;'.~ Greatocean&bayvlew ear gar. Many extru. ;3 , u ......... $400 frpl, wetba.r. Priv. Te11-BR, 2 BA, 2 Story. Ai P 2100 Lg.yd.,ga rdnr.~75mo .. 11BR,2 811.,furnlo nis . Walk to buach.
Cond. Like new. 644·4887 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR, 3 ba. + swim pool. Lease, ref's. Avail. 7/1 or 1Au1. ·• · · · · · · · · · · · · · 5425 $395/mo. 645-ilb'12
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.ul1 .,...~ ree 3BR,21ill 811,3A10K. $ISO HARBOR View, Mouteao.
... 110 _,,, A&ent61>-0000 k WA.RD WI NN l li!G r D-AISOR'S A.hr .Exec. holx141, ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• INVESTORS Ne w 2 Br Condo W/ ''LOt'T DESIGN '', 1 ft, lnds(p'g, Prt.'lltlge loca·
DANA POINT DEVELOP!RS whr/dry, 2 blks China ~ollege Park lownhome. REALTORS tlon . $4.YS. mo. 637-2501Jor
DUPLEXES Cove. Summer mo'a or 2 br, 2 ba, open s ky 986·6811 10 new beaut. duplexes P.wrccls or M.I.A. IM<i. ~ atrium, g11.ragc. 2 poolai. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Jo'abulous ocean views 2i,..; acres, Jacres are ad· lse. 673·8936. $275. monthly. Reilltor, 4S23Campus Or., Jr,·ine I•
FROM $68.950. $6950 Do joining parcels up to ap· 833·3821 C11.mpus Va lley Shop (..,r. IMJOY-
Westbay tncomeHomes prox. 7 acres ln one Co1toMesa ]124 CALLll)..1600 ' THICii-OOOUFI
34 121 Coast Hwy, D.P. piece. Centrally located •.•••••••••••••••'••••••• 4 BR mod. home, bit: ., Pool tennis & jacuui in· 496·3tll in tlunlin gton Beach Cl.EAN 1 br cottage orr fenced yard 3 yrs old. Turtleroc_k 3 br. M ba, wet elude d 2 Bedroom 2
NEW4-PUXES
.. near the ocean. Good
tax shelters, epprecia·
tion. $110,000. and up.
~re1:1 .. For s mall shops, Harbor Bl.vd. Very pvt, $390 mo. 213/37().®4 IYJr, alrlu!" . .Lease $42S, bath +'dining rm. Eiec.
hght industry or others. il95. mo. All util incl. No . . mo. 833·t927 garage $425/Mo 1Cl61
CaJI for more in!orma· p<!l.S. Adults only. Rltr, TOP Qu a lily Family 3 BR 2 BA t-lome Air Lar~y Dfe.rOO.ws lion M8·0522 Duplex. 3 br, 2 ba, $275 C 1' . · · . • 1 lW . mo. 2569·B orange Ave. rp c,, patio, recreation
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LIVE ON LIDO ISLE Pool. $295 . ~5·6305 or -H ti & Co. llltf'S
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Lots for sole 2200 2 Br 2 Ba onl y.$450mo. 557-5831 UN IV. PARK •• "91
REAL TY INC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213 ) 793·f~·l27Collect 2 B,R, 2 Ba ······ $325 /335 Hai sever~ o.kt.ld-714/846-1371 PORT'"R.,,. •3 BR, 2 ha Condo. FR, 3BR.2"' Ba .... '37514"-' 1119 h-• for loaH loo . "' """ frpl, patio, pool, 2 car TURTLEROCK a.a..-booullL• -~
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3377 Via Lido, N.B. 673-7300 We-stminsttt 1098
••••••••••••••••••••••• invites you to inspect ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VMDE. sq. n. Bay&. tight.I view .
PRIME 4-PLEX their panoramic view 2 BR, l Ba ·········· $325 New carp., vinyl "paint.
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,. 4 BR, 2 Ba, £enced yard. THE WI" nws • s it es over lo oki n g ~••.,.al 3202 ~ 3Pat1'00,••~1Mo. $375. 556·1244 l!ves & 3BR 2b •~/315 -BEACH DUPLEX $83,750 beautiful LagUna Bejjch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wknds. 213.262.6111 ext. ' a ....... _..,., *Elegant 2 "fam. rm.
1 Blk to beach, on 71h ReaJEstate Covi ngton 4 ·pl cx . BKH494·9388. FREE FREE 2875work. ,DEERFIELD On front row, "Gold
Newport Beodl I 069 Newport leodl I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEWrORTCREST
COMDO
tasticpotential. plus cash spendable on Owner. Minimal down or •LANDLORDS* Cozy 3 Br, l ~l: Ba. bltns, fine~tatS750JMo. lots. Good income, fan· byltAl:Nlrl Perfect location. Sl Pro m ontory llay-ll y •ProfessionalService• 3 Bt:l.12_.8 8:······,.•··.•$395 Coast", water view. 'fbc
SOUTH co,\ST FIX & SAVE $8400 down pay ment . trade equity Sor small H 0 m e f i 11 der 1 * fenced yd. $305 mo. Rers. • 3 BR, 2 ba. end unit.
NEWPORTSHTS. INVESTMENT ONLY 533,900. Earns S900 per month. house in Newport area 642_9900 3135SumatraMS-7359. 1 ~luge deck, can.yon view.
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3 Br, 21h ba, by owner .
Upgraded . BelowmkL
Ca IP 646-8473
2 BR Each. Big yard, lots a large lot with brick INVEST~lf'NT · . orw~ne, x •Rental Service!• bed.rm, den 3 BA, form area; greenbelt view;
of privacy. $50.400. LIDO ISLE bar·B·Q patio. Needs 1 DIV IS10N 54.5· Beverly !!dis. Ca dine & ki~chene\te, ready
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5Sl•7500 cul de sac loc. $57S /Mo.
SOUTH COAS1' so m e w ork· A gr e at l ~T~l~l~E~R!'_!E~A~L~EST~~A~T~E~R~S~~90:::2:13~.::;::-;~=~--1Vac<1nt 2 Br $140. C.M. 2 lo move in $450. mo. Ai\ T d l 2 B 2 *Others Crom $385 /Mo. ST LIG HT & BRIGHT value. HURRY, CALL Mount • D ........... Br H.B. $170. 2 Br T.H. S.W--1151. errace. e u.xe r, R S JNVE ~1ENT Great for Kids& Parties. 842·9371 TW0-5 unit apt bldg just a111, e_..----., N.B. SP95. 2 BrT.H. $255. Ba , lgQ paho, next to IH«i 640-560
___ _:;54~9=·~08=12=----1 " BR or 3 BR /Den. Big completed for sale Close Resort 2400 Cd M.Agt.979-MJO 2 BR h ouse, close to pool, gr een belt $395. Newpo't Sho,-. 3 BR, 2
t . 11L • --Al S&S TOWNHOUSE · . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• shops Can be used !or 551·2245 ,.....
INCOMP .1.11.1.•11:. sunny pa 10. ,.-~~. · to ma1or s hopping . , · . •----------1 ba Lge 11·v;••rm •un ~ · r · e center. lst yr ~Tite·off. •52 week Vacation. 3':i R commen cial.645-L395 ·-· · ~"O •• • WESTCUFF . ~~~~~~~~.7~2anc1ng. y OPENSAT.1-5PM $14M .536·2579·592·5010 2BA, $13,500. Rosar1to l-I UN 'f BCH pool, 2 Br, 3 BR., 2 ba. sep. home; deck . New painl &
7 Bil, 5 Ba, Pool. View,._ ____ .-. 5695 Wettminshr I-------'----< B e a c h , l'\1 e x stove, child, pct. $220. Foufttaln Valley 3234 ~verlo_olt s adult poo_I, carP;CtS. $1175/Moyenrly
4300 sq . ft . Fantastic ~----Owner anxious, must S2000. Tax Rebate 774 1487·7&12. l-IUNT BCH 3 Br, 2 Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jacua.z1 &c park. Avail. Davidson Rlty 64.5·7575
craft s mans hip. Not OPEMSATJSUNl-5 sell.2 Yrnew.Agreat 9Htg BchTriplexes k1ds,pet,garage. 3:_R,2 BACondo.ac1'06s June.$385.&44·ltil8 TASTEFUL 3 Br
a nother like it. Open 1706 IRYINEAYE way to live, Like new. just blt l ·2·&3Br-Patio Lake Arrawheocl M.V. 2 Br, kids, pet, $265. lie Square Park. $340 CharmlngZ Br, Fam rm & Townhou se w 12 car
llouseSal/Sun/Mon.1·5. Lovely 4 bdrm .. family Poo l , c lubhse, 3BR 2002 Huntingtoo Lakefront~t M.V.4Br,2Ba,ki9-s,pel mo.AvlJunel.839-64.53. frpl bltns, fenced yd. a utomatic gar, $299. ~[/~J~T~~NTT rm. + heated pool. 2 1/.i:ba , beaut decor Opcndaily5·5.539·ti779 SlsO.UOOtoS395.000 N.B.2Br.2 Ba.frpl,bch VACANT. Huge 4 Br, 2Jh, Custom c"r pts, drapes. 879·2680
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Jones R~ Inc. Oceanrront NB. House & From SS7,SOO pd, $130. Fee/Bkr. neighborhood. $175. per Elec. sprinklers833·8808, S• Ju• **
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eves/wknds. PRIN CE&ASSC.X.:. • ·447l •••••••••••••••••••••••Beautiful Model Home, 3 31/2 YR. NEW REAL TY INC. P.O. Box 162 Huge 3 Br, comer lot, OCEANFRONT Laguna Br, 3 Ba, Bltns, crpt.s, DUPLEX 714/846-1371 ALFALFA RANCH Lake.Arrowhead 923.5::! Balboa Island 3206 lease option ok. New Royale Condo. 3 br. 2 ba, drps, Rec. Area w/pool, leooch 1100 Acres, hi gh produc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. inside. Singles, 2000 sq. ft. Bar, frpl, Sec. $325. 493·5955, 493-7780. Steps to Mobile Homes ti on. l\:1anagement & CAMYONLAkE Little Isl. Bayfrnt view, 3 Children , Pets ok . g ua rd. $79S mo. Lse . NEW b .
Excell e nt 3 BR, 2ba. ForSale 1100 mark e tin g co ntra ct Sparkling, clear Jake lc.ve l.Hayvw.2 Br,frplc. Barbara9&3-6739 Adultsonly.714499-2771 3 r,Zba,~iew,frpl ,
owner 's unit with 2 br. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Other ranches surrounded by private Auto gar park. a:n B. • bale., 31112 Via Santo
ba. rental, booked ror BY OWNER Levitt 2.4x60, available. coves, sandy beaches. East Bayview. s.&20 mo. HURti9CJl• leaclt 3240 2 BR, fam r m, sunporeb 'I;omas, by appl. Collect
S umm er· Sl 15 • 000 · 5 Star Adult Park. San BILL GRUNDY ma rinas, water skiing, 213/876·2723. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cottage. Neat, c lean, 2'13·348·8501 $325.
OPEN 1-IOUSEby appl. l -"J_::•::••::.::C::•.:po:::·c:•::93:.·8537:::::,_ __ 1 _'.:R"'-e".'alt'..'.°"~--6~7'.:S-~6'..'.1~6'..'..l l fishing, golf. 90 Minute J BR, fam nn, vauJted crptd, $325. mo. Years Sovltt L 3216
-.. L? SETUP 1955 Flamingo 1·674·5250. Cl~UFORNIA ba, bltns, cpl, gar. 110 Barbar <i.963-6739 hardy Lane, & call••••••••••••••••••••••• 4lre' ~frA.l'tl!. 8'x3S' lOx2<l' Cabana at· 1 UMITS-$127 .950 Sapptlire, 714-s7s-2651 or 5444457 BEACH FRONT home 2 ~ drive· For m ap Info . BAYVIEW Duplex, 4 br, 2 ccil. 2 yrs old. $385 . lease. Drive by 577 Lom· CICJMl'O
-z+.sM+ ,.. tached. Call : &IS.3272 AdioinitM) qolf Course ~H~~~ EE RT y EX· 213·377·7688 Fireplace. '1 Bedrm 2 bath Br, 2 Ba, coov. den & BLUFFS CONDO 673·2493. 2 Separate Bldgs. Xlnt. home. Crpts, drp;, bltns, Spectacular Oceanfront fr plc. $500. mo. lse.
/ :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;:;;;;;;::;/ BIG BEAR LAKE cond. Desirable Costa BJG BEAR LAKE lolboa Pni•sula 3207 DW, beaut lantbcaping. Condo. on r ocks over· Couples only. 499·2188
Beautifully upgraded 31 • 12'x60' 2BR, palio, shed. l'\-1esa Joe. AJI 2 BR, l lh Sh b" dbl lot I '' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Bev or Jt>t:, $350. looking secluded h...ach. 2 wkdays after S &: wknds
BR, 2\ll: Ba, f'/R Condo. **or~** 57900. Own•, 552-7770 ha. A"g.1.~sq. [t.ea"h arp ca In, • Y:! BR 2 B F pl ... en • ¥ vvv ... yrold ,fplc.compfurn·d. Bayview·2yrsold3sty,3 mo.963·45ti9 • a, r c,$ai.rslo after 2;30. EL~z"dmscaa,.pnctd. E~antd;o ufnoo.'t SAT & SUM 1-6 1973 FLING 12'60 Mob"ole Wesley M. T...t-Co. fo'in 'g avail. $16,750. Bkr. Br/3 Ba. $610 mo, yr. lse BEA beach. $450. Pl lflO. yr•w·~.-,,.-1-1 ____ 3_2_9_8 -R I ""J"" .... or sale. 675·6621/646-2725. UTIFUL La Cuesla 4 leuse. Adults. 49941251 or e1 M er
w /pr i vacy & vie w. 124ViaMentone,Udo Jlome in family Park, ea tors 644·4910 8J5.S4.,.. Br,2 Ba,closeto school 821·1710 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$76.500. Wow.What A 32742 A!ipa.z. Sp. 93, San TRJJ>LEX. Costa ti.fesa. O~County Copistranoleach3218 &beach.$450.962-2734 -2Story,4BR,
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this 4 BR, 2 BA , 1'~/R
home w /many upgrades.
$79,500. ••*········
Jot w I sunny soulh brick a rea. $285 mo. Yrly. s opping °"' sc s. $310. POOL. 2 frplcs. All wood for Bev ot Joe, 96J.4569 .
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patio. $1 1 ·'""'· Goldenwe•t "'x65 n GOLF COURSE 963 4569 TA ST E FU L 3 B Bkr. 673-63771673-4522 " '""' · C\'Cr FOUR-PL.EXES 673<1222 or 547-4Z12 · ·old. Lease $1200. perimo. r lived in. Full Alcan s id· c l F h h"t A • T o wnhouse W/2 car "•322 Gar!1'eld H B us om renc arc 1 ec-3222 •LOVE'LY LaCu"•la3BR gent,494 ·8536 ;ng beaut1"fully draped · · · 1 h · C-dol"'--1"".,;;,,"""""""""~""""""~""" automat1'c gar. ·*299, thr'u.out Loaded W/X· 4102lstStreet,H.B. tura 2 s ty. ome in .::.;:: •••• =.--•••••••• 2ba home lor lease. No1. 879·2680 • •OPEN DAILY• $ C Sat & Sun 10.5_ Xlnt tax Buena P ark. 4 br, 4 ba, fee ----------Charming 3 BR in Bae tr as. 22,9!15 'al l h 1 fam. rm., central air, H.V. HILLS 3 br +ram Mo11Point HouioiFu-'-~~ ...
H I 69 s e ter in appreciating ~ Bay. ·Room for pool ar ene. 898-41 area. 536.2579 j a c u z z i bath l u b , rm, 2 ba, lge patio & yd. •COME to the ocean I/a Oceanfront-Lovely !arge UnfunlisMd 3300 JOIN OUR GROUP g a rd c n . 0 w n e Lovely 2 BR, 2 BA, 20x46. -"~="-'='-----I ?,o,ul<emme_ tAku;1l
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. sacrifice·$38,000.Pricei SllSOO C 1 •1 B •DELUXE 7 UNITS. 1 .. .. • SP CIO Sd pl «••.Noice grounds, private tennis•----------
R E. S _._. &..---"' , , os a '' esa. y 3 A U u ex 3 b• 2 ~ " • ~LJijNrtt unbelievable! C .J .S blktoocean. (2)38R, (5) car garage. Pool, 3600 •· courts & you r own NEW•ORT-•CN
N--•·df offi ll IE l ""1168 Owner.~8·5337 /64&-3131 . 2 RR Gd d s ft M "·r. l . ba,bltns,nr.water~5. be n• $1500 •-~ r -~ orom-ce. ea sta e.H<J· . . l!On q. · a.,ni icen view. Callowner S54-2S6le;;,·, •2BR CONDO, pool . .ac · mo. '-'="· Summer&yearlyleases
Coll now: 673-760 I AcreocJe for Mlle 1200 * (4) 2BR HOMES with $235,000. clubh /tgt 8'6-l3ll Rita My~rs Real Estate. From $6.501\1onth !"""""""""""""""""":""'""""""~Npt Hgts 3 Br, 2 Ba , fam ••••••••••••••••••••••• enclosed garages on ',~ GPIRTIASIL'NIMCIK For Lease Exec. type ~e. • 494·5420 or000.1701 llLLGRUMDY rm, open beams. Apx. 1.4 1 l R r LEASE b I ac. SS8,950. Owner.JO Acres P~~'"!'Desert , acreo . m.ormore modelhomewithocean . 3 r,21.f.i ba,frm . i fH
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Big Canyon Broadmoor. elusive area off Hwy 74. ASSUME 70;0 YA 213·694·Zl24 Hill near Fashion Island. dr-!>5. Elec. bltns. Newly The Shores, ocean side; •
home. 4 Br & fam. rm. Estate Sale . M. Tucker. TR IPLEX, Costa l\.fesa ltt1llllllllllllllllllllllll"""""""""""""""! I 552·1781 painted thruout. Water pri v. comm., 3 011., 2 Condomi111ums $179,500 agt.640-5560 (7141 638·7512 w/owner's JBR l ~ba, + r
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l\1ADllJD 65. 4 Br, 2 sty, Apartme-nts Yeager Realty 556·61 71 Property, 2600 ly, 609 Acacia. &44·06ll or distance to beach., Schls. refrig., carp, drps, elec. 2 BR, 2 Ba, brand new.
air cond . Vi ew. Wool for sale 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1776 & lighted tennis CC1'Jrls. eye garage. $425 Pei ·$225. mo. Next to the
crpt. Mex:ica n tile. W ••••••••••••••••••••••• EastsideUnits. 14 DELUXE $450 9688068 mo., yearly; 1st & last, b eac h in Hunt. Bch
panelin g. All Brk pati BARGAIN price for fa st 5 Lovely 2 BR homes. I_,EASE Exec. 4 BR, · . 494-6483 846·2856 covered. auto sprink. Al sale. Beaut. condo com· beam ceilings, frplcs, UNITS beaut. yard & garden. BEACHWALK Condo. ----------
terms. Ownr.831-1247. plex. 112 units, rented as shag crptg. fed patios + 14 Deluxe units for the $550. mo. Avail:-June 1. New, lg. 3 br, 2 ba, close Ri ntor Le8a~e114 BR house, 3 BR. 2 Ba, bltns, ~U6tom
apts. P rojected '75 in· 3· 1 BR units. $12.000. in· wise investor . 4·2 br a nd 644·8874 lo beach. $a60. mo. aguna 1 s. 581·5500 QPts. drps. frplc, pvt
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come p/mo. 10·7 be units. Secured by S81·0887 Mon thru Sat l0-6. p.a t io, adults. $325.
San Clemente I 076 come approx. .ooo. 645 234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Giant pool, jacuzzi, gym, SOUTH COAST enclosed walls. Prime per Sharp 3 BD. Bltins, 4 BR. fireplace. family -"~·=~'=-------garages. F or sale or INVESTMENT L.is Vegas location . CAMEO SHORES nr. Edwards &. Edinger. room , 2 car garage. $360. BRAND new San Juan
SplitLeveJTownhome lrade down. 1'7o T.D. By S49·08 l2 S parkling pool. Good OClANRlOMT'I m 499 2544 c 2 b b.a HOl\1ES. Fantasllc buy, By Owner-3 Br, 2•n Ba, ow ner. l\fr. 8 ., 400 N .1---~~c_cc:_ ___ I s pendab le 9•io loan . • $330.963·3612. per o. . . a po r ,lJh, ,central $10,000 below market. t d 2 FIVE 4-PLEXES H MagnificenUy furnished R air , cpts. drps, bltins. cus.o m crpts, r ps. Acacia, Fullerton. (714) omeaway fromhome. poolhome w/3bedrooms4BR,2BA Cul-de·sac,nr.J 8 • 21/i ba., 2·slory Adults. no pets. Ph:
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Beautiful patio and BBQ pal1os, Jge cov'd deck, 579.9744 Xlnt location, spendable. J\nx1ous owner asking & s e Par a t.e maid • s pk. & sch ls. $380 incl's townhouse · Sea Terrace. _493-1192
... rea. Vi ew or Fashion pool. P /P golf. Wa lk to Fully rented. HF.~ Down. only $212,000. Deluxe un· 1 p · be b grd & wtr "'~"1076 Ocean view, com mun 7· -~-'-------Island . Big 2 story on tennis club. New ~nd. Cemet-Lots/ No deferredmainl. · b · · d qua r ers. ravale ac nr. ..,....,. I '· H'UN TJNGTON llAR-... ., ~:, its -a rga 1n pri ce . at yo ur d oorstep ! poo ""tennis. Avail.
Port Charles. Call World $45,950. $7,000 down at Cryptt 1500 SOUTH COAST Take advantage. Call $l500 /Mo. y_rly. le ase. CO NDO a br, p o~I. June 15. $425 ft.tonth . BOURlmmac .4br,den, .;,R~e~a~I ~E~>~ta~t~e~S56-,;....~71~j~7~. """~li'i"!'i~~· ~·=98~·=14=4-0:o~c~4=93=·:9329:i ••••••••••••••••••••••• INVESTMENT now (714) 752·7700. · (C37J clubhouse. p~t. patio, 644·1618 3 ba, ,..boat slip, tenn., _ eves. SAVES50Eachlol.2,4or 549·0812 INVEST!\-1ENT Paula Bail@ &U-8235 cpt,drps,refng.SSOpel Mitl YI. 3267 pool .. $550. Ls e .
Lats for sole 2200Loh 1_ iale 2200 6 at I~ n r bo r R es t DIVISION fee. $250 mo. 19859 lnver· s Oii e10 213·431·6971 . -•1emo•1 · I ••oo e h WA1NTED Mul•;ple Uni"-THEREALESTATERS ness Ln.645-7"8 •••••••••••••••••••••••l-='--'==c:..:-----
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Commercial Exchange 2100 Marina. Springdale & rncd. yd, no pels. $270: ••••••••••••••••••••••• m8CR8b / irVIRB Property 1600 5 UNITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean vu ; 3 BR., 2 Ba.; Slater. $350. ~1961 IJ30.5891 DELUXE 3 Br condo. Nr.
realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTStDE M~tcl owners, ready to re· So. or llwy. F'rp1., dbl. New, A Landmark Home. Mewport lo--• 3269 So. Coast Plaza. Sec ..
II• CANYON.
Inverness Ln. -one or the most
desirable streets · in Bi g Canyon
w/homes value d at $400,000. 90 '
overlooking 8th F airway. J a ne
Frazee 642-8235. (C40)
RARE YIEW LOT IY THE SEA.
HUGE ! View of beach, jetty &
Catalina. Exclusive Shorecliffs
private b each access. Approved
plans avail (must resubmit). Ken
Hartley 642-8235. (00)
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Pier & slip privilege for fairly lg.
boat at fabulous Promontory Bay.
A r eal buy for $112,500. Charles
Arnold 642-8235. (C43J
BA YFROMT COST A ME.SA lire $15,000. equity pis gar. $495. Agt.. 673-2222 4 Br large family rm 2 _.. clubhouse. pool, pvt lake. B d h very low monthly pm ts ' ' ••••••••• •••••••••••••• 979.0493
Offi ce bulldlng. spec-tcdr~~0{::,W:Su.s!mt2·! on 2 BO c d w · Costa Mes• 3224 stor)', crpts, drps, fncd NEWPORT TERR. 3 br,•---------
ta cul ar view. executi\'e duplex, 2 bedroomsuch derrul loca l.onP~e ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~di;:~~~~c:n~: 21h ba, Mas ter s uite, ~exe1Ulltfww 3600
of fi ce s. It c d u c ed . side. Income now $1,005 400·8167 or write Box 55l 2B~ & den or 3BR, n~ly & ~kend~. 751-646•1 blln~. fam rm., lndry., •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSO.OOO. per month. CleM & well Laguna Heh. 9'J&.S2. painted /crpt-d. Famtly ' patio, gar., oceanview on NIW DIWLEX
llLL GRUNDY ma intai ned. Brkr. ask 1 pref'd. ~mo. 1st& last 2 er Townhouse, l 'h Ba. 15 acre pa rk w/poot $375 OelulCe 16p1it·level.: J300
Realtor 67>6161 for Betty atG4&7lil. ntals +deposit. 549-2364 rrplc. elec bltns, green mo. 644·73S7 sq r.t. 2 bd~m w/lolt-den, ••••••••••••••••••••••• h lltlt ·~ fl ll cuutiful ho m e In oo1 N 111 <1 ·llStUNto'11111tf' SINGLES2brkida $165 s agcrp . I, as+..,.,. •LUXUIYCOMDO rp c,plus crptg,home-,~, ' H0utes Furnished $l8S 2 BR k'ds pet aec. $210. 536-7658 like s torage, walk-in
Arlahclm 1.oncd cont· • 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · 1 • ,gar NewportCrt!$l2 8r,28a. closets, bath & guest mercinl C·I for busines~ . 1, Gueral 3102 3 Br1• a ppl, ut.il pd, kids, SHARP 3 br, 2 ba, cpl. 2 car gar. Wet btir. Ten· bath, bltn gas ranKe &
& residence. Ownt:r wil l pet, enced. drps. "-m.i to bch. Nr .. nl s. Pool. 1375 /mo . 1 •--k sell & finance, no points. '"=~-.,,,. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• SAVE! 4 br, 2 ba, kids, park .. $375. 536-1895 aft 4 oven, Pi t 0 ua: • 2 car i· Oceein view 1 BR house pet 5'S·Ol71 . enclosed 1arage w/laun·
sss.ooo. 7 14 1~. EASTSIDE L.B. Kid/pets, ~1802 Br'~ G RO NR, 4 br, 2 ba, appl, House Por Rent, near H.V.Hms Carmel 3 Br dry room. Payooly elec·
Condomlniwm $140. Mobile c.r-1. 1ngls frpl,kkis,pot,(DCd.1ar. Beach·, A\'all. June l , 4 lam rm. Extra Nice! lric. Adult.I. So. oCCotil
. -·· 1700 TI~ OK . Rach unit.I, balboa FU RNISKED 1 br, util Br. l"l Ba, Bltnl, P50 $4 90 /mo . Lae. W/ r42~ .. ,~~:·~r:i::ei::::: ••••••••••••••••••••••• r X $135. N.B. $145. lt.B. $135. pd, gar, $180. FeefBkr 96&-5602 gardener. Day s.58-S333 ; Co
TAXSllELTER Cath e drti celllnas. agt.979-8430 HOM"'tiDIRS EweaM0-1715. rona del Mar. (114)
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Campi 'PkJ. Brand nu. patios. Rustle at.yllng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sod Owtttr Liu;~ 536.a258 to bc.b. $32S. chb.,.hr. patk>. $300 a.27 ta · ~alure ~ta, no
846·28S6 Bran d new. Owner/ l\tlract ivc 4 Br, 3 Ba _, E.18UJSt,M5-lOl8e~es .• f:ari.ge.~¥7°,.__at:ez ====------I bul lder.anxiou.o;. Possible hom e, grea t Da l bo• 4 Br. i 8 f[ HP muter 3 BR 1\-11 BA frpl Nr 25th ...,....,., •S 19, 950• tax credit. f"irst class. Island Location, all con· ste. Cent. It • fam rm, abopPlng Adu'it.a s:r7s · II.MA.MT.., View 'l lo4.PM.
Larae 2 bedrm, 2. ha Prime are/ii . HURRY. vcnicnces,2 rrplc,itunny he ecreened patio. walk "2.ftl82. · 4BR,4BA,famnn,den, NEW , 3 BR, 3 Ba,
w f f e n c e d pat I 0 0 n 645·0303. pullo w /south bay vleti, ~"ti!11 c~cpht, tednnlr..._8• •b"°"'ltns' 3 BR 2 B ,...,. 4200 (L. Pool. Fantastic Capistrano Be.11c:h, ocean
beautifully londscaped ForestE.Ol!IOll,lne. summer /wi nter rentali ., • ...,, • • a ,nr""'"'ean. ahowcase tor mtertain· view, dbl r•r rrple nr
grounds w /pool , security 1-~"-"=o.;,,;==="--open. Vlow this w~kcnd. 5475 mo. Ret. 919·0238 $350. mo. 549·2.499, Ing. Unf. SftlOOt Furn. school. $29Q. 1· ..... SUri
aates&much mor_,,$220. Bread & Butter ~lone)' 114 Cora l. • 4BR.2BA rrpa 2car gar a ft.i:30,M1·"390 $2 200 . 646·8049:· orl----="-"-""'-'='--
per mo. pays It all lncldg Makeri 10 U au 2 lied. hua~ fa.;,. r"tft. Green: 3 BR., 2 ba., bllnll, fenced 7U ·7al5. °cifl;• 521(" W \'1. lrls ~:.i'D~~'·.~ ::,~f'r:~ f~~~t~?;:11;:.. 1~~~ s:~~::'ALs brook. w. or So. c.t yd1, 1ar11e. flJ:i Mo. 111 8LtiFFS TOWNHousE4 redu~Jr~~8::..ut!'~~
iappt to set. AiL 968·9332. 3 houaes avail. 675-iDZl r;:~J:OO mo. !J'i'9.,2Sl7 or & · Last + ISO deposit. Br, 2\1\ Ba, Canyon Vu, preciate'. Open houM ·1..s • 496-~ Art 5 P.M. poOI, sch la. 5491. 494-3973 SundQs.
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downtt.atn ln duplex. NO liq 1• Z bdrm w/loft·den, 21 only, $'.i.9.5 rDO • ..S:7129 dock, but beautiful view frplc, Plush crptg, home· -=.:.::.::""--"''.:'..::~~::.'.!~
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t'ully (urnhihed, lnclud: closets, both & !jues duplex. New paint, blt..ns,
In& wusber and dryer. balh, b~tn KUS range & lncl 'g. w11iih/dry. Dbl.
Avallab111 ., sub-rental oven, palio ~eek, 2 car carport. Adulta ooly, no
now to June 14lh. 1210.-r encl°'td xar1tge w/laun· peta. 1210· 968-0IMil ~Exceptionally spac1'ous' apartm' ents'
• C JI .... dry room. P1:1y only elee· wee · 11 · 644-1742. tric. Adulti1. So. 'ot Coast l BDRM with Garaee on •Walk to, the Beach .
•I IR,2 11
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from $175 ·$485
Avu.11. 8Ummer/wlntt•r : 4 llwy, s blks rrom beacti CWode-uc StnMC $175. ..Excellent"reereation facilities
"'9MI v.n:&.·fost & Adoms ·
540 •1800
Saturday, May2'4. 1975 DAIL y PILOT
I M1el1 lo"'-4 300 Office IHlal 4400 .....,..,
······················· ••••··················· o~ soos Re1p. fml LO 1hr 2 br • 1 MO. FREE. RENT* ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twnhse, c ·M. {21·23> $100 1·2·3 Jtm , offices from mo + ~ utl l. Eve.1 Sl3S per mo. Ni!!ar Ambltlo_usCouple needtn1
541-0324 airport. Sect'y, serv. on more income. Unusual
· premises. Noleuereq, oppor~unlty for good
F'eml roommate lo 11hr 2 833·322391'ilnoon e.arnlngs, Work l.Oðer,
Sr apt, gas & WU pd, R 833·2840 After noon Part time or full time.
mo+ Y.a elec. & PH. Ca.II Pli: 675·6884 . P'rL.
btwn 3 & 6, 642-6215. NEW pl ush office bldg, 2 to 6 rm s uites. Con• Hambur~er Sland on
r e renl·e rm , xerox Balboa Bay Beach, Sum·
copier. Nr. OC Airport mer lease, fully equipt. Want lady to t hare nlc:e
H.B. home. Priv bath.
$80. 536-1251 Or5J6·1796 &13-3640 675·1573.
bdrm. upper duplex apt. $425. 43 !5 Goldenrod ·1 ~646---'-'"-""='------•Beautifully landscaped
Dul uxethruout,deck. c 0 r 0 n a de I J\.t &a r : Prime Mesa Verda. 2 Br, ·•Private patios
Sajl1bury RllyfJ13·6900 {714 >615·9337 l'f.t Ba, Garden patiQ, •Fireplaces and Dishwashers -;;
l•---------1 Roommate wanted, J br, 2
ba apt on bch. $135 mo.
Call 645·4637 Archilcct D . ed T cloaed gar, walk to •1&2Bedroom ~b
C -del u_ 3722 Luxury Low"".!~a•-2wbo Theatres, shopping, Ad Its 0 ~ '-"'r"'s C d I M B ........... ,...... n.~. r M6·5188 • u nly-NoPets • orona e ar. 2 r,
•••••••••••••••••-•••• 11tudlo, patio, frplc. ~,I ~=="'--------•.From $ISO. New. dis hwhr, 2 Ba, pvt
OFFICI SPACE N' 0 W N YOU"· 0 W N
Westclifr Drive, 4!iO sq, D U S I N, ~ S S •
ft. private bathroom $I O, O 0 0 · ~ 2 0 .J 0 0 0 ·' ' POSSIBLE l''1RST air, etc. Sl.75· per mo. YEAR. LET ME PROVE
Call Gene Hill, 642--0200 I T 1, O y O U •
2 Br, l ba, frpl, patio. Soor mo. Re<1r·2 br, 2 decks, Spacious Studio, 2 Br, l 'f.t CORONA DELMAR Gar. pool. Walk to Bch.
hwy. Avoil Junel5. s;ros. frple, $425 mo. Complc· Ba,new crpt,dtJll,palio. $150 ulil Incl. Mitch
ORANGE CO. AIRPORT 1 N V l-! S T t.f B N 'l'
.~0993/496·198L lion June 15. Lease._4Q!) Ne~ deeorated,_Adult& 2 Br Townhouse, [rplc, 675·2643or675-76T1.
Best bldg on Birch REQUIRED. 540-8053
----"-'=::..--1 Jr'ls. ContaCf.CBrter. 213:1 I child ok, no pets. $1 95. -~-u.e• .. 1'tewpcwt ._. A:lli:itf lf•ff' from $215. l-Brfrom$205. 1 ...:~::.::.:.:..:;c:..;;:_;_:__
It o e k w o 0 d D r MB-0689 Witltollt ... Prtc.t · Pool, tennis, cootinenlal Active Senior Citizen on
soo1000 11S00sq. r1.
Rl&ht-Realty--m::8S33 5 ,500 IUYS
Establi s hed, mone y
makin g boutique In
prime area. Inventory
negotiable. Forced sale!
37 24 Sacramento, cai'.1-=-=-==------breakfasLSomeoeean& Social Security seeks PRIMEWESTCUFf
••••••:•••••••••••••••• 916 /483·54SO. ... SHARP l br $160, shag Catalina views. Separate same lo share house or OFFICE LOW IATES ept, drpa:, bltns, refrig. family section. Close to apt. Wrile f'. J . Jordan
•$8.60Nlght&Up Costa Mesa 3124 No pets. l nq . 2868 CASA clel SOL shopping & rme beach. 2724 E . Coast Jiwy, CdM. HEWPORTIEACH
'*Studio & 1 BR Arn ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• LaSalle Apt. l, M9-3S24 644.26ll. or Call 644·4000days. 1,000 sq. ft. New decor &
Costa Mei•
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120.F Tustin Ave., N.8.
REALTORS 6'&2·462:1 •-21661 It •• II H.I. l~~;;~~~~~~~'JN~~~~~~~~::-!iJ cpt. t'rnt. & rear enlry. •Water B~da. . Off leaten Patt. 2br, cpta drps SUNDECK "'a P • I~ MALE/FEMALE, Shr. 3 Pvt. restrooms.
•TPVh&M8t11dServAva1l 1 Br. Adults no pets ~.OronewithPATIO 962465) THE EXCITING br, +den, W. Balboa at 39"sq.rt. M . S . SI-
* one erv.Htd,s>o?I ds hwhrs, s hag cpts', &POOLS230.Jmmac.no Jutt l/2 MI FT0111P HlcC !Hw PALMMESAAPTS. 10th. 'h blk. to bay or &15·6177 • otor er•tce
'lll'Chlldren &PetSt..-ct1on c losed garage frplc pets. Avail6/l,751·1004 - . · oc OOI 't .MlNUTBSTONPT ocean. $150. Call: Tom1-l ------"::::.C~'----I net s SS 0, 0 0 0.
•$5.offweeksrentw/od BBQ G<1s & w~•· pd• ~ Diane,673-1888 PRIVATE Ofc. in $17,500.catlL 2376 Newport Blvd, CM Poot ' .... r · 2 BR, l Ba sngle sty unit. · . . • BCH. ...::.===:...c=----1 beautiful Exec. suite. 541-9155 645-J967 h g ts -A--d h La-a le h l84I Bach, 1&2 BR. from$165. Working Girl seeking a l\easonable. 64S-3'100 •Pizza Take--Out or LAMAMCHAAPTS 8 8 · cf:e' -~· w r,;ao ac Mewport .. odt 3169 Adults,NoPet.s room or share yourren-l-'-======::..--l •Forein11CcrR--ir
HOLID •y.. ..... ... 778 Scott Plue CM patio, am ceil, frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1561 Mesa Dr. FREER~ T' -r-A ·~ _
2
.e. gar .• Adults. $215. 2650 OCEAN view, spac. 2 br, . • talon bch fr. ornr beach ~• •Jewelry MfCJ.
DELUXE Spacious 1 Br, 64 -5073 Elden. 537.3125 adults. 2007 Solana Way WATERFRCllWT t5Blks E:i!:')Newport in Newport by June 14 Ofc space i1;1 Mission Vie· HOLL•MD BUSINESS
furn apt. Pool. Ample CASA VJCT0RJA LOVELY 2 b L.B. $250. 494-1419 . ym..,. IN _6_7_>-_104_2 ______ 1 jo & Laguna Niguel as 945.4170 SALESS40.0608 parking.AdulUi,nopcLs. 1 •&lB u r , spac. r1•w.-, ____ ,.=•~--='----I lowasJO<:sqt\innewofc l~Pomona A•e.,CM ' . r. nfurn/Furn rooms, cpl, nice kltch, CoasUinevu: Blklomaln ~r.. i· Fema le lo share 3 Br b l dg. Call Owner, fr $16950gas/wtr pd b · k kb · bch ---~ H•RIOURUGHTS Townho u se, Vi'lla ISLAND BIKE SHOPPE, · · · · rte snac ar, patio. , Lge 2 BR, 2 BA, "' 831 1400 R J R · s I AdultsNo Pe'--Se gt Xl I · s-tlngdeslgnonoan A L1'm1'led numb or Pac,·1,·c.962-9547 · · enta s· e pairs· aes. •T....,lcal Poal•
1 Br, t!pls, dcps, bltns
patio. All utllities paid'.
548-1168
· ...;; c. a e nl. oeat1on,reas.renl. F /P , UnJurn. Adults ~•• nt. ltfr e r $4950 Jo~ull price. Wm. Pool, ~ec. ~m.. EJ8V"'c1tor: ~1 Victoria, Apt. 357. $400. incl. gardener '. fi'v ... e. c-!.x~1J3_ wav.,~to spacious 2 bedroom, 2 -Ba'--"lbo=a=ls~-J~a~n"-d~.f~cml--roo-m-. 444 N. Newport Blvd. Unit Hardesty, 675.2866 525 V1ctor1a,642-8970 646-4252 494.7195. eves. ,_,_. bdrm & den & 3 bdrm un-··n·· S95. ··c•• $85. Util. ---~'-------·windows, SkVltQhtS, ... its are now available. mate wanted to share paid. 675·8457 .
. Park·Lil&e $21531r,2ba No. End. 1 BR. I " b' .. -ptaees.Yourownprtyate 16700SaybrookLane, yearlyhouse.615-7111. 1 ~~~~~~---IEOWNIOSS ~ LIQ .DlttOOf"D91coftY.Arnenatv. lu · R...tli 4 $1 ,250 Min. Investment. 1 BR, prefer middle age Surro•oclngs Fam, no pets. 751·5162 from beach & store. $235 'fTU!llon-Oolllf roe center. · Huntington Harbour stroess 450 M M D Id 5481796 or retired, no child/pets. DEL,UXE1,2&3:9r Apls incld'g util. Yr's Lease, T~scourts.too. (714)846-3341 OCEAN VIEW, Share ••••••••••••••••••••••• r. c ona • · ~.642-SMB Pvt Patios-HtdPool 2CBhiRldD0upK. C$p95Ls,drps,gan. Adul ts, nopeLs.497·2678. ii,i l--=Ll:.'n=c~o=ln::..:P=r=opert==y'---=Co=-. _ sCudpeMr s,h2•2r5p 2 Br dAplx _i1n !• ... --------Antiques /Gifts. Xlnt.
Nr.Shop'g-AdJtsOnly • 1 mo. \~\ •So) • • mo. vai · THE COLONY Laguna Joe. Way under
,..._ loch & I ... Ex. Merlini..._ .&..a.. * 549-3875 * ~ •• port leodl 3869 . P". 'l)l'+~lli'.~~nt. ~~•s••••••••••••!~~ _•_1_1_0~. c_a_l_l~6c75~·"-lm=~---30 RETAIL SHOPS cost of inv. FP $2500 •
... AMI-at.. .,--~·-• •••••••••••••••••• .• Evelyn Hayes 497·2884 or -r·-1 niu. 2110 1777 Santa Ana Ave, CM 2 BR, 2 BA, blln."I, util rm, ,.~'1.,1'~" ROOMS $20. wk up with Fem 21· 35 to share s m Prime reasonable space 497.2915. ·"-c::.:•:rport,,,,~IL.~·,_;Cl=:"':.-__ 1 =M~ge:rc.:A.oPc:t~l=l:.3 _ __:6'6-:::_c5542=, encl gar., patio. Mature PARK NEWPORT kitchen $30. wk up apt. Mesa Verde home, nr available large & small. ---------
-adults, no pets. 752 Scott APARTM84TS Luxurv ldUlt renuts froM 548-9755or &t5---8967. Frw. Infant OK. NO drug Old world charm with HARDWARE STORE.
Niee l Brdplx.Quiet.Sep. AHOUD•Y Pl.645·53M ~monthly. ; us e r s. refs, av! 6 /1 French windows, gables Newpo rt Be ach. old
by gar. Empt adJts over . EVERYDAY! ---~------1 L on lhert bavti . i Just~~~ Pvtent/K. priv. CM 1 c"=0~-35=90'--------l &F lref:!S· A
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dja1cent lo fashioned store perf. fol" -"°~·-"°~pe_t•~·~>48=·~102=1 ___ 1 EnJoy carefree living in Mesa Verde area. 2 Br, 2 uxury apa men{ v1ng ·on Pxtfte coastHIGIWNY. $25 /wk & $60/rno. up e s l 1 v a o A rt s couple. $40,000 . com·
2035 FMU........._ CM lh is we 11 Joe a led Ba, lower, CfP.IC, gar,etc. overlooking the water. Teteph0nef114t~ 1 __ >48 __ ->_9_54_o_r_556-0068_=~-I G•ages for Rent 4350 Grounds. plete. Owner. 675-7283 or
,....._ townhouse. For adults Very quiet. Adults $235. Enjoy $750,000 health OwneclanelmlNOldbV LIVEATTHEBEACll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 580BROADWAY 494 ·8253
l BRFurn,2lrgclosets, only. 546-4016 s
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·.pah.7sd·wimmingpools,7 "Tne1ryt~eomp.1y. : $30.wk&up.673-0440 STORAGE g arage for LAGUNABEACH 1 1---"-'--'=~"'----1 -----
queen siie bed, priv, •3 bedrooms, 2 bat.hi; Fomfaift y..., J834 1g te tennis courts, PINE KNOT MOTEL rent. 1959 Ma pie Ave, No. n•0e~ •• :.u
dressing rm, extra lrg •Fresh paint&carpets ••••••••••••••••••••••• plu ~1 miles of bicycl er::E~;:~~~==1~U~n~d~e~r~n~ew~m~an~a~g~c~m~cn~l;1 ;~'~· Cos~~t~•7'~'~°'~'~~~~~1 ,~~~4~9~4~·~7~9~1~5~ ... 1:;:::..,.....:::: ·~-·~";:;';,:~5~0~1~S; rooms, enc l . gar. •Cozyfirepla~c ? BR, 1 BA, nr. Mile tra1 s, putting, sh ur-MESA VERDE •••••••••••••••••••••••
w/slorage.· Adults only, •Sunny patio Square. Uppcl". Rear. In rleboard, croquet. Junior 2 Bdrms., ll!.r bath condo Room for r ent (r ear) ANTIQUE /Classic auto
no pets. •Garden settiniw/pool 4.pJex. 968.2761. l 's frp, $229.50 monthly; with pool. $33SMo. . empl oyed lady. Call storage, encl., acccssi· TOP LOCATION Ant ique s hop in good
•f'ull garage'w/storage also 1 and 2·bedroom after4PM 646-3671 ble, $30 mo. Serv avail. location in Lag. llch. 450
Bachelor Apt, adults only. Yours for just$Z2S. HmttllM)tow leoc:lt 3140 plans and 2·story town STEPS TO IE.4.CH 642-7978 MES• VERDE sq.ft. Well established,
$115/mo. Util paid. 532 THE VENDOM E ••••••••••••••••••••••• hou ses. EI e ctr i c 2 BR, 1 ba. Winter$235 5tllftlM'r Rentals 4200 PRIVE PLAZA newly decorated, Li ght & _C~e~n~t;e~r-~54;;;'8~-307;';;6'.:.--::::;;:--;:: 1 -'~84~5 ~A~n~a~h~e~i m~__:><5-8628~:!"':!11 I $ I 00 ,......,. '5 kitchens. pri vale patios 2 BR' 1 ba' unf' $285 • • • • • '! • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • Single gar a gc' 1 Blk from r or s tore or office, Ample fr i e n d I Y a t inos p he r e.
NE'TZBR !Ba alk "'"" or balconies, carpeting. 38R,2ba,furn,$375 Lido Isle, 4 Br, 2 ba. f'air & F<Jirview. Avail. parking.Town&country 55000 · 1 · sh~ppini. $180~ m~~ HociendGDeMesa draperies. Subterranean "MEWPORTCREST Complet ely furn. June, 1_s_,_24_._5_4_o-_z_o2_0_·-----I atmosphere. 494.2828 inc· inventory,
642.7154 I 60 W. Wihon.C.M. Guaranteednorent parking with elevators. 2 BR. 2 Ba condo$525 , _J_u~Jy'--&_A_u~•~--67_3-4_796 ___ 10ffice Re ntal 41400 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. E.
BEAUTIFUL increase in 1975 Optionctl maid service. WE H •vE •· Costa Mesa. 545-4123
One BR quiel location, GROUNDS Jusl north of Fashion SU MMER R""ENTAL5 Furn. 4 br . 2 ba house. Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--===-:.::.:::::::.::::__.:.:0::_1 Money to Lomt
Eastside CM, no children ADUL'l'S-NOPETS OM BEACH island al Jamboree and ~J:i. ~~.~6/13 to 9/8., 150 I Westdiff Dr. 1736 ANA.HEIM, CM . •••••••••••••••••••••••
5025
~o~•;d;to~g~s;f$;1;30~.~6'6-~-~2534;'JJ-.iOl 10 mi·nutes to ocean. Lg.. San Joaquin Hills Road. Newport r·inancial Ctr Ground Cloor-600 sq. rt. IUSJ~ESS Lo•~s ' T J h (71' "" -L -Offi Spac Office, restroom, park· "' """' 1 Br $175-Gas & Wa'-r Bachelor £rom $245 e ep one .. } .,.....1....,., .,_ t A t -CdM k d eos1nq ce e 550 000 to o~ 000 H.ltingtCHi leoch 1740 incl. Draneries, carpe';;, 2Br, 1&2Ba£rom$275 for rental information &3'!_.·klyp .' 1~ri~ew J~c~ Call on Site Manager J -''="~"=·e=t="'=6~7='=·2654==e'="=--·I Busin~ss gr~h witll ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... (714 1642 3111 t··· gas heat, gas stove, air Panoramic vu. Wik to ----"-'--'-"--'=-==•='=~"'--l2 SHOPS. ideal location creative financing.
HOM $42 conditioning, swimming •Winter al the beach i ;;;ii;;;;ii;;;;jj;;;;jj;;;;jj;;;;jj;~~~~ bcb. Resp adults only for bookstore, candle Call 1'1r. Bryan
WEEICLT pool, rec. room, washers is beautiful 673-2064 shop or a rt. gall ery . 835-7000
Execllltlv• s.ifn & drye~. •Views or ocean. Cata· $355. 3 Br, 2 ba, blk lo bch.1----------Located in the Mall al lina&PalosVerdes No pets/children. Yrly. Th e 1''actory, N .B. Mortgoqes, Trust
727 Yorktown ll'td. •Shady Ehle G••tos• *t-&rge private decks W-Newport. 642·1531 LAGUNA BEACH. Ocean 613·9606 Deeds SOlS Beach Blvd at Yorktown Pool, crpt & drps, lndry, •24HrSecurity ---~--~=--1 fo'ront 3 bdr. Den, 4 Ba. •••••••••••••••••••••••
536..0411 adults, 177 E . 22nd St. •Heated Pools-Saunas Channelfronl spac.· J hr. home available (or Sum· ..t. Mr c. d•'•"',. LAG1JHA IEA.CH LOANS up to 80% STUDIOS & I IRs Near ~ach. 642-~ ~ •Assigned covered Hollltl upper duplex. Ad.Its . No mer . NICHOLS Real :,/ c-.-,._.111 The lest For Lease
•Fulf kitchen parking pets. Yrly $350. 615-2151 Jo;state. 2025 So. Coast ~::_ 1224 Sq . ft. opposite
•Heated pool 'Ill' Additiona l free parking * 2 WEEKS FIEE Hwy. 494-7220 ./foA ottw ""'°"'"" beach. $800/Mo. Avail
•Laundryfacilili•"' •Maidservieeavail. Move in w /d eposits BAYSIDE ~ .... -~ -... 7/1/75 ..... !-'urn 2 br. blk to ocean. "' ----•FreeutiUties •Furnltureavail. only I BR $190 2 HR 4 br elegance w/beam NB.Lgsundeck.Avlnow ./ ........ ,.,..._
•Free li nens o~n M-F'JO-G $230 Refrig, Security, -ceil 'g., frpl, D/W, patio. lhru Aug. 673.0236. 1650 Sq. ft. near corner er •TV&maidscrv.uv:iil .-~ J)ool. Jacuzzi, Rec. $550 m o. 673 -57 1 9 ---~------1 Broadway&CoastHwy.
•Har·B·Que Sat 10·5, Sun 12-5 Bidg w /exer cise rm ., eve/wknd $350. llunt. Bch. 3BR 21.la, l ~=========ci Asking $875 /Month
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2ndTDi.o-
Lowesl rates Orange Co.
Sattle r Mtg. Co.
642·2171 M5·061l
Serving Harbor area 24
years •Phone service Billards. Color TV. den, 1 mi . to beach .. Child 55• PER SQ FT Ca ll: RealoOOmics
•l mile to ocean Hunti--'on EASTBLUFF I br ~10. 2 OK. R ef's. 6 /15·9/l, 1617WESTCLJJo'1'~-NB Brokers 675-6700 Have Property, Need 2nd •n.:t• JrvineAve.atMesa br S280 . Pool, frpl, furn'd.(714)962·74~ AGT.541-5032 T o d O"' · NO INCREASE in s um· PIHECIEEK Pa~ific 545.4355 adults, no pets.6444767 --'~~~---'---~--1 --__:::::_:c__::_::__::=---2 BR hou se , CM . r ust ee Ii. I 1° 1n-
mer rent. Beaut I br furn UYES UP r FURNISHED Apt.. Nw pt. WATERFflOHT 1''airview /Wilson. Heavy terest, 5 years. 495·6938
apts $l65 & $175. Spanish 711 Ocean Ave * LA PARISla..ME Beachfront·great view, Bch. Close to ocean. Wk· lraffic. C·l . 645-1395 Aanouncrme...ts/
style bldg, o>vl encl gur, TO ITS M•ME (714) 536-1487 quiet beach. 3 BR, 2 BA, ly 675 8345 Newport leioch p __ , / I Ind dlts over 500 tall t rees and 2 Br. unfurn. All ele<.iric. garage. $600 util incl'd. ~-·----------1 Executiveofficcs Industrial Rl'ntal 4500 Lerso&":'!.-_. ~i sK~~~'on rJi: ~ blk to s t re a m s w it h ~fanagcd by l''ireplace. ijeatcd pool. 645·0245. Beach house 2 Br, 2 Ba. $150·S3SO Month ••••••••••••••••••••••• ost ~ w. of Beach off Slater. waterfalls create a re· William Walters Co Adults. $210. Furn, Bal PerUn. Avail Viewofboats&water NEW BUI LDINGS at •••••••••••••••••••••••
842.7848 laxjng setting for your 979·1268 3 BR. 2 B/\ Duplex. Walk June·Sept. 320 Alvarado llLL GRUMDY o .c . Airport. 2400 to 8000 C.-Pool 51 SO
spacious new l ·or 2· CHEZOROAPTS Acrossfromgolfcourse to beach. $330. Yrly. Pl. 673·7080 ask for Realtor 675-6161 sq ft. ample parking. •••••••••••••••••••••••
l.opllaleach 3748 bedroom apart ment. 8234Atlanta 20432SantaAnaAve 548·1290or642·3S79 Craig. SOME UNITS FOR CAR POOL, my car, my
•••.•••••••••••••••••••• t>Tom Sl95 .. Furniture 1,2&3 BR. Priv. gar., 1-.-.L-U=X=U~R~~YB~=AY=F=R~O=NT--'--.. ·l -'""'-"""-"'--"":::O~----=~=. -------1$140 up store-0ffices cpts SALE AT 10% OOWN. gas, U·drive to Vermont
Mt\ Z ll t available. Small pets pool, washer, dryer, DELUXE Vacation Rentals 4250 drps air bath. 11301 Koll/Irvine Center. Call &Wilshire.5364562. ~· mo.. ms. sep en • /JK Adults 0 "'' Ofnce Clos• lo b•ach. 536-0336 Unobstructed panora mic Brand new J br. 3 ba Con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• n~ach Bl H.B .• .,_2834 kitch. pri\'., util. pd. A1>-. · .. .. · 300 Sq n UC' ....., Dan Curtis (714)979--9205 . f . open 9:00 lo 6:00, 2300 view. l · ·• 2 BR, 2 do. View. Adults, no pets. New p 0 rt B c h . n e wl --:-:----::-:-:-:---1c::::::.:::::::::~-:'..:.:!::.:.::::::::: Last & Found 5300
prec. any in ormat10~ Fairview Rd ,. Costa HE•R OCEAM Ba. dbl gar, adults, no $425. 548-0757 duplex·2 Br, $225 wk. & "How Slli~ It Is" MISSIOH VIEJO •••••••••••••••••••••••
(age, etc I Reply : Ad 336, i Mesa. Phone545·2300 2 & 3 IDRMS pets. Boat slip avail. 1----------1 up 67> 1453 E••cu11·,, o .. ,·tc 2200 SQ d S Di LOST/FOUND A PET' Daily Pilot, P.0 .Box · · $475. yr ly. 233·19th St. Eastbluff Tnhse beaut. -=·----------I ...... """ Han Yto an egoFwy. ·
I.,. ~-"ta •·1 -a,...,....,. Beautiful studio apls. "C". 67>-02lOorS75-Sl03 t 2 B 3 Ba bit £t . Deluxe of£ice area on 200 to 2000 sq.fl. Call 960·2900 Adoption, Low .......,, '-'V"> ,. c.,., · ~ ap · r • • ns, 3 Br + rumpus rOom, Y.i N t H bo · h C t S IN le Inf F r plcs , blt n s, dis· £rplc, patio, pool, avail. ewpor ar r. wit owner831·1400 os. pay eu r o. Beauti£uly furn. 1 BO. SP1\RKLING new spac. 2 hwashers, 2 ear garage. WESTCLI FF across rr blk Cdl\.f Beach. Aug. additional 1400sqft adja· Convertable derr. UlU. in-Br, ~15. l,atio, crpts, Sundecks . From $275. Coco's 2 BR 2 Ba ~pie _SJS0_'_._·64_4_-0355 ______ 1 _,$~1500:::~· •:.7~3~-8=7=0~1----1 cent. Crpts, drni:, ample Costa Mesa-Santa Ana LOST: Gray & Blk Aust, . . , r • , ·..-... Shep/Setter mix. male cl.· Complete w /linens. ti rps . beaut. garden. 536·2579 patio, crpts. drps. F /A On the Water overlooking Rentals to shcre 4 300 free parking. Coast Hwy IYl·l , 1200 /1320/1716 sq rt. . ' ·
dishes, etc. Near Viclof I m m e d · occupancy .1 ~=--------heat, gar. walk to shops, Bay. E xclusive. l Br, •••••••••••••••••••••••i -=•=t~N=•~w~po=•=t=B~l=-642=_-4644::.:_:_I ore., Warehse, prk'g. 220 Vic llth & Coast •twy,
Hugo's. I blk lo ocean & Adults. no pets, 527 W. .Lo•e At I 11 lite $240. Adults. 1665 IM'ine. patio, pooL Boal slip pwr. 646·1252/644·2228 HB . 535·4385 & 892·l26'T. shops,View.Adultsonly. Wilson,645-9614 1&2Bravail.Furn&un-642.0239 avail. All util. pd. no , M/F lo share 2 BR apl, HEWPORTBEACH $100Reward.
Available 6/1·7/15 ~.•----------I furn. API)LE APTS. A pets. $400 or will lse Costa Ptfesa. SI03/mo. + 3 Offices, reccpt~st 2 UNITS, l~sq. ft. M·l. FOUND · Golden Lab
mo.494-8458or4!J9-4322. 2 BR, 2\12 BA Studio apt. unique idea in adult apt Large 2 Bl'l . 1 ~'% bath. w/option. A!:,1.. S36·148'1 l/a util.548·1497. rm, A /C, music. deluxe wd /f rnt off1pceh, lgeur':!ar male Vic TeWinkl~ ~l!~f~~f~6~pt~~-d':J:. living. 6100 Warner Ave, BHltns. E1d>el1gar. Nr Hoag0 _536_-_8"09 __ . ______ 1Manic phntog, ma1e, 29.1 ~522_S_M_o_._B_,_o_ke_r_6_7_5-6"--700"-.1 &OC:~: ~~~-629 ~;rmi~~ Schooi. C.M.' 545--nsot 3769 Joann. Agt. 8J8.808l Hun ling ton B each · osp. A u ls. $225. mo.,-needs to share. To $120. PROFESS'L CLASS A Way, Costa Mesa. Day>, -=-==-'~='-'-=--I 847·6047. No lease. Sorry , ="'~':.·=0>:.96::._ ______ YE ARLY · Block to 613-9827 12 :30-l :OOPM Reward! Ladies gold wed· $29.95 WK UP. l Ddr, 2'Ba LARGE Ground t-1r. 1 br no children or pets. i · Beach .. Lrg 3 BR, 2 BA 1-----------1 Bldg, 2190 Harbor Blvd, 540-5710. Eves,646-0681. ding band, vie Fedco,
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& Bach. Color TV, maid Garden apl. Pool, rec 2 Br oceanfront; lower lower duplex. Garage, Summer Rental. Male C.M. Air eond., wood NEWPORT NEAR HOSP. CM on5fl5. 644·6282 Eves
serv. pool. THE A1E;SA, room. ~175. 71018lh St. 3 +HD, 21f.t BA. ~xury $350yrlyavl.6-1.gar patio. d s hwhr. $350. roommate for2 BD/BA. panel walls, drapes, 6300sqflofcindus'l.3ex-orwknds.
41S N. NewPort Bl, NB, Apl. H o me. D1 shwr, S009 1h Seashore644·4340 645·4554 Laguna Duplex n'tar carpel, elec., music, ec .. ores w/pvt baths &IL-0-5-T-._-1-0-m-0-_-0-1-d_s_h_rt_h_r
646--9681 •2 BR, t Ba. Jl.ol csa Verde. Frplc. ~ncl. Gar. Wt Br, ir-t • 3880 Bch. $150. mo.June-Sept. 15·anitor,.Mpark!~7"-0· M.R. view 5 Jr exec ofcs -'-"--"=------I Adults, gar. avail. $l8S. Nr. Frwy, shopping. No ~a ""'"a Saitta •na J llO 494.170 1. tever , gr. ,,.,, 136 or · · blk dog, rem. 55 lbs. Vic,
NEW, beaut. furnished Nopets .1'13J-89'i4 pets. S-IOO. 842.2880 or ... ,~·~·:·:·:"~'~·~·:·:•:"~'~':':':"~'~':!.:.":•~·~·:•:•:•:":'~':•:•:•:"~'~':'!'!":.!.;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:ol~646~-~8396~'-------I ConL rm. Recept. area. Nwpt Blvd & 16th St e11:ec . lype townhse nr. 842·7817 . r Prod. ores. Assembly & N.B.&C.M.646-1023 .
ocean.3 Ur,38a.den,2 E-SIOEla rgealmoslnew ..::::..:==--------1 ONE FOR THE NONEY SEVERAL Suites SOO manuf. a r ea. Soundl ---~'="--=--'--"----
sundecki. gas blK(. wet 3 br, dshv.·hr, cpt.s, frplc, 2 BR, 2 BA. nr. new, nr. s, q .ft. tdhrud~l50 sq .fl. studlio option'!1,· Brokers REWARD
bar, tennis cts. pool & 2 encl. garages. patio, bcb. Refrig. Pvt.. unit, . ocate a Jacent 10 we co m e. "on-Fri, LOST: Diamond Ring, 2
sauna. $600. a.12·9628 lndry. $310. mo . .i\1gr gar. 962·3065 (ONE HECK OF AN APARTMENT FOR JUST $215.) ~s~aru~~n~ ~n g:a!1t ~·Iw~ 645·5400 larger diamonds mount· _T_w_o_5_b_r-2b_a_d_u_p~Jc-x-,,,---.' &12·M88 FOR LEASE...-:: Sharp 2 TW'O at Newport BJ. Ample 1-~nr Lease: 11,SOOSq f\ in· ed with 2 sizes of s maller -FOR THE SHOW dustria I office I ones.675·3675Bef.8am& t:ompl furn, si.yn1 mer MESA VERDE area. br, l ba Condo. D/W, • l -'r~re=•~Pc:•=r=k='=""~-c.:642=-4644--"'"'----I ware hou se, lrv•'ne,_Af'---t.~l~'-'°~Pcm_. ____ _ rental/year round lease. llomc illmosphe.re 2 & 3 A/Cond 'd. 842-5541 557_0238 ,-N 'pl. Hg ts . W9ik to b di t "•"!"".. NORTHCOSTAMESA •:::::...:==--------JLOST:2BlkBrie(Casesl r xaps.'""""'" rl • p~ Md' 110 nt I 't ,. beach. 548-3917 Su •r 1 _.. e ica e a sui e, Rentals Wanted 4600 hard. l soft leather. Vi c.
-'---'-----'------11 &2 BR garden apts, frpl, 9,·g apt . across rrom 9SO sq ft avail. 1st noor 500 Nwpt Ctr Dr. Park. . N ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba. summer D/W, pvt. patios. r. Hunt. cli ffs. Maximum 4 Lot 5/19 Btn ·3:30 & ren tal . Sleep '6. $200 Irvine Ind. area. $175 to people. 847 ·4387. llOOsq ft gen'I ore space. Straight law student look· 4:30pm. Reward is of-weck. 675-3370 $200 mo. 557·2841 -"':::!'.=-'--'-'--='-----I $345 /mo, Ample prkg. Ing for summer place in fered. 640·8400. Please
_::__::::::_:::.:.:::C'."-_;, ___ ,..:::::;:.::==c==---lsPACIOUS 2 & 3 bdrm. Mr. O'Keere, 8J.1.2900 bch area. Share exp up to leave message.
AP.!' l11 .. 11t1 . l·.2 IR W fLOFT apts. Children OK. 17391 $115. Rich 979-7863.
Uftfwwllhed • Pvt Patio. frpl, 1 yr lse "A" Kee Ison, 1 blk. W. of For Renl or lease. 4800sq. FEMALE Teacher needs FOUND: Bl.k & Wht_. pup·
•••••-•••••••••••••••••• Available June 1st. Beac h Bl. off Slater. ft. M·l 374 Ocean Ave. Summer rental ht NB PY •. fem, Vic. Garfield&.
BalboaPHl....ia 3907 HAYLOFT.nS 842-0389 · Laguna Bch. Please C d l\t or HB are~ Ma1nHB.847..J344
••••••••••••••••••••••• 283 •vocado,CM NEW 2 BR APTS., den, phone 494·27ss. 1-686·0376 FOUND: Chicken, Vic.
2 BR, steps to Heacb, year 645·0141 21At ba, bltns, frpl. lg. yd.. Tht .lonothon -twobedloonv & twobott. Office Space furnished. kliMll/hivnt/ Bushard & Adarnli, H.B.
lease. $325. mo. 1----------l 'n ml. from beach. Open THREE Get d t A ... I , d r . Comfortable, reas. suita· FinanC• 962·9:-,00 bef. !) or art. 6 840·1789 at\. 7p.m. Sl75. 2 BR. single sty, tor J .. •pectlon Sat le sun. rea Y 0 see "'t"P es super_ e tcious ble 2 desks P erfect pm.
beam cell., cpt.s, drps, t O A"'M • 6 P M . 7 l $ Jonathan plan -a really SIVM"iOUS two Orange Cly 10:C 2212 Du ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~--~------C.it tr.lo IHch ll II 2049 ··c·· Wallace. ''Go Williams . Call collect: ,.. .... -· · · 1usinet1 FOUND: J\.tale Re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• di re el··, 646·8883 or ,13.964-08fll bedro:om, two bath model that g ives you all you could ever pont, Jrv. typwrtr, telex, O_rhMll1, 5005 triever, approx 1 yr old. copies aceess.833-0:M3.
OCEANVlEW Duplex, 2 --~~7~628~--------1 ;:';;::-';;:;-';;~~=';;;=~ a~ for. And mo re. Wall-to:-w all shag carpeting. Tailored ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic of McFadden &: br 2 ba. D /W, rehia;. :-. , 2Br,GasPd., Very Clean, d p,· . fo I "---d' . SUPER 3 Room SUite. Vendinl Beach Bl. Call to Iden· , Vee. Gatden. $225 . •Trop1c alPOol• Quiet. FamUy, 00 petJ. rapes. 1vate patio. rma entry. --rorate 1n1ng areo. ~M. priv. washroom & CANDY ROUTE tify,894-8481 .
• 4.96-1534 2 br, cpls, drps, bU.ns, From $1758'2·16.52. Built;in kitchen wi th corrtinuously--cleaning o ven and range, toilet. S150. 673-1429 E•cellent rou• .. of candy Losl: Black Cockapoo, s piral staircase, real . d h -L d d I u---~ ~ rCoroM Mt Ms-3122 frplc. rerrig, paUo, gas&: NE A R Hunt In a ton is WOV1e r an i'f>OKI . "9'UT.u pool . Jocuni. Saunas. We s tcliff Dr., Newport & snacka available in t.ags Answers lo Pooch.
'••••••••••••••••••••••• water pd S48·ll68 llarbour. 2 br. 5ha1 cpts, Y,_Olleyboll . Bil li a rd s. Card and party room . Etc.~ etc. Beach. $14$ mo. Ground your area. Ideal way to Vic Walnut Square, Irv. lc:h~rmlna cor. 1 Dr, s un-refri&. ran1&e, cbhwbr, level. Avail Junes. Call s upplement salary or Rcw~rd ! Ask for J en·
.. dock,toreflm!dLady,No CHILDl840ll patlo,encl.gar.Adlta,no W e ll ,,w hat o reyo u"'a iting for. Jos h W ig ht Rllr . pe nsion. Locations, llifer o r Kathleen
_pet.a. S73-6274/Si4·0449 2 Br apts $170. Pools, cpts pet.a . $200. mo.646'4380 Get gone. To Apple. 642·5270. Installations & Training SS2·7627 ; 962·4477 days.
') BR, )fpl, bltns, dis· &drps.S48·79ll DELUXE 3 br l~ii ba, Avoiloble:: "°"""''"''"""'°"~rt""':' EXEC SUITES ~~~~t::1~~· C~~n~e~"x~ l~OST : Black Labrador
female puppy, 4 mosol~
yellow brindle marklnl
on legs &. c hest~ Red c
lar & flea collar .. •Vic
West Lobos M•rlnol OI"
Ri vleru Beach, San
Clemente. 492-111 ..
REWARD.
hwaahar. sundetk, pool, 1 ORI crpls, drps &: bltns. washer/dryer fncl. $32S. 8), 0tunfurni~. I ~ panded to full lime in.
adulu. no pets. l250. yr· A.du i.,nopeu. 638·7Z75.2019Dclaware W Sorry,l'O<hildr~pm. MNTA 'ANA I ~ FROM $170 come. For information
'• ly. 673-l418tfvestwknds C~ll 642·~ aft4 PM. New deluxe Beach a.reft 2 A·p1•le 241• N, :: ~~ ~... -· • I ! a Alr1>0rt Area . 83.'1·3640 ph. 714·879·1284
3BR. nr. bch'. Bltns,eptst 3Br~2Ba, rrplc,privgar, Br, 2 Ua . t:lo&ed aar, all 9" -,. ..... ,.. L,,,,.,,;;:~~~=*=;;;,! OfrleeorS;tore Ren\e.1700 Orange Co. Liquor
..Pat 1 0 . $ 3 6 o . 6 1 7 ~ mile from So. Cout bllnt , 127!' mo. Incl: ut:ll. Phone (7l<t) W-.Ynl c sqrt. Ocean view, 1111 S. Licenso for saJe. No in·
·: Narclasus, WlU show lhis Piasa. AvaU. lmmed. 846-1311 ; 846-4938 a.gt .. No fli~:?:'.... E l C a m in o·, Sa n vcntory. Contact Carol
! wknd. 919-4637 or67M.274 lee. · Clemente. or Roland Sims, 842·1310.
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home . lluntlngtor
Beach. C•ll s.36·1768.
Consultanl.. in financial &
management. JOyrs exp.
in aerospace & related ~ industries. 15 yrs as Sr.
orficer in major corp.
• 536-4966.
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FOUND: Girls bicycle.••••••••••••••••••••••• -------------------Yic Hunt. B<!h. JdenWy. Exp Pract ourse in Nurs· ASSEMBLERS
5'8-8066 Call aft 7:30 ing career, seeks compa-
FOUND: Mixed Terrier nion work w /e lderly.
Puppy, m ale, Cham -Rose&46-7676
pagne color. Vic. Gisler Help Wonted 7100
Sch. FV. 842-8700 • •••••• •••• ••••••••••••
LOST: Male Gldn .
Retriever & fem. Irish
Setter. Vic. CM area.
Family pels. Rewa.rd.
556-6759, work640-5100
ACCOUNTS
PAYAILE
Newport Beach area.
Real Estate Developer.
Construction exper.
r-eq'd.
The William Lyon Co.
833-3600 · Mr. Thomsen
BOAT ASSEMBLERS
CEXPERIENCEDI
Apply In Penan
COASTAL RECREATION, INC.
17422 Deri• A•e, Irvine
DRARSMAN
i\lust have minimum or
2-3 yrs exp. in detailing
mechanical & hydraulic
componei\ls . Send
Resume to P.b. Box 2122.
Newport Beach", Calir.
92683
IMHAU.TIOH
THERAPY TECH
Min. 2 yrs exper. 01
schooling. Salary com
mensurale w/lraining ii
e xper. Contact i\'lr
1-lamllton, 642-2734. ex1
387 . Costa Pt1esa
Memorial Hospital.
EOE. EMGIMEERIMG
TECHNICIAN
Progressive, growing l•---------•I
electronics manuf. needs INSURANCE shacp. electronic tech.
LOST: blk/tan Shepherd.
male, collar&: lags . Ans.
to "ZED" Vic. Elden &
Del Mar, C.M. 548-83.57 Capable of building, de· CLERK AdonAut/Se<y bu gging & testing
Excellent growth op-H.lp Wa11t~d 7100 Help Wafthd 7100 sophisticated, electronic .<\grlcultural, accident &
porlunily (or a talented •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ci r c uits. Must be h ealth progra m has
RESTAURANT
' Chanteclair
A Prestige Restmwant
Openln9 Mid-J..,e, Newport Area
Continental Food & Ser•ice
Exper. & bcoHent People Heeded
•Caaks •Pantry
•Kitchen Help
12131 390-4026,
SCUIA DIVERS
Ptl ust be certified w /min
of 100 hts diving1 18-JO.
single. On the JOO train·
ing for coast.al &: island
work. This is HARD UR·
derwater wotk. Do not
apply unless mollvated
lo work hard &: make
money. 4.95-6000.
SEAMSTRESS for sim-
ple, tig ht productiort
work in own home.
493-5645.
Secretary, Minimum 3yrs
exp. must have good
clerical skills, S/H op·
lional. Call Miss Tabata,
for appointment640-0123 FOUND: Dog. 4 mos. old.
Male. Tan & White. Nr,
Victoria Sehl. C~f .
548-6137 . Admin Asst/Secretary AUTO IEAUTICIANS thoro u g hly familiar opening for clerk. Good
w/ executive skills to COUNTER Now interviewing for: w/digital & linear solid lel~phone voice & lite u.i.. w ... ted 7100 H.a... W...tecl 7100 SECRETARY work for a y0W1g pro-s tate ci r c uits. ,\II t po g "'ast & accurate •...wp ••r 1'ype SO. sh. transcribe.
g .... ,. ve co. ,·n the SALES Mewporferl•c....1-. f I Y n . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• h FOUND: Female cat. lac
tating, lite & dark bm
Brick red nose. HB
460-0749.
, "" .-benefits o a arge co. + w/numbers. 10 Key ad-. l---------•I Will andle phone or·
Newport Beach area. EXPER.,GOODOPP Call:644-0661or540-8582 the ·divers iried job dingmach.Goodspclling ~fATURE Experienced ders, keep books & do
Gompany offers xlnt TOADVANCE Beautician challenges & op-a must. Salary com-sh~e sales pers~n . REALESTA.fE o\'er£1ow work of our
benefits & starting TOP PAY.PERM. FE~f t\LEHairdresserto portunitiesofasmallco. mensurate w /expeP, P /l1me.Calltorappo1nt-WantRef111als1 legal secy. FuU-limeon-
FOUND: Lab type dog salary, At. Lamont assist. in busy salon. DELTA Xlntwor'kingconds. ment49'1·2796. GoodW6-IM!l ly ,l-lunt.Bch.$S50moto
black, brown leather col .Vineyards, 152-1Bl7. 3621W.1ST, S.Ai'J1\ South Laguna. Guaran-ELECTRONIC Call E . P . Parsley MATURE e)(perienced l11siness is Good! start. 536·l696 •
lar, c bokr. chain. Sa"1 teed $30 . p /day +.CONTROL CORP . P'orappointment helpforfastfoodscrvice. Need 2 licensed real SECRETARY
l'\.fateo tags. Vic Tusti1 ADMINISTRATIVE 499.•oooFo••'nte•v•'e••. <EOE) WESTERN C 1195 9629874 t l le ople •SSIST .. __. AUTOMOTIVE "' • • .. Call 64.6-7776 a · · · es a e sa spe -for Christian real estato Ave.CM. Call 548-7237 01 "" ~• C •SHIER NOW !!! COME IN-consultants. Good typing
543-5170 World's Largest Depart· "" BEAUTICIAN EX. SECRET•RY Mechcmics Let "s talk it over! & s b. Lite bkkpng. Send ----------1 ment Store Photo Com-Exper 'd. Newport Guarantee "" GROWERS 6463928£ llS6734577 FOUND : Female dog, pany needs a sharp Datsun, 833-1.:Dl. NewportArea.M8·13U Excellent opportunity I st Class ' --· v ·1 resume to. P . 0 . Box 511,
very gentle. ~led. size . employee with manage-":'.;;~~~· ~~'-'-~--11 ;;;:;;;~~;;;;~~~;;;;~1 for sharp indiv. w /goocl ASSURANCE For new AMC Jeep 1 Balboa,Ca92661 Buff color. Vic OCC. Call ment potential, numbers Automobile sh & LY Ping s ki I ls Dealership in busy Costa • 1 Secretary for busy Yacht
642-7650 ability and 10 key Sw1tchbowd Boys & Girls w /rapidly expanding TRUST Mesa. 1',ull _benefits.. • Brokerage on the Bay.
FOUND: 6 wk old Gold ' knowledge a must. Call Receptiolliit financial organizatlon pl_easant working condi· ' Exper. skilled applicants
Wh'.le To'ge• St·•·ped 833·8752 and ask for Switchboard, light book· 10to14 years of age. Dai· soon to beE local~ in o.c,. 1811 Quail, N.B. t Ions . Ca 11 Don • ~ only. Please! 646-0SSl. • • J k · 1· ht l · ly Pilot delivery routes a r ea. xper .1n r-ea 833-1314,X239 Richmondat549-8023. RECPT /B KKPR. Litel-~--------
remale cal. Vic Newport oyce. eeping, ig yping. b ·1 bl · d I l·~~~~~~~~~~l;.f"E'[;';(~~;(;"~~~U:I
P . C UG7s.c..-cA . . • Expert only. Bauer may e ava1 a e1nyour estate eve opment, typing. mature, sm. lr"v. Service Sta. At.tend, f~U
1crarea. a ~-· A Hskpr. Ref. hv/rn lite Buick & Imports, Phone area. Earn profit for de· legal or mortgage bank· MEDICAL /GENERAL law firm, $500 +'. 833-3622 or pit. Brown's Shell, 990
clean/cook. Sal. Pvt Mrs.Cameron,979-250(). liveries & cash, trips or ing pref'd. Xlnl pay & INSURANCE AGENCY F'ront Office, in 1-1. B. R.E. SALEMAN, Dana E.CoastHwy.NB
Personals SlSO Rm/Ba , Cdm, 673-6267, merchandise for selling benefits. Girl. Personal lines un-Mature, typing req.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-1827 new subscriptions. For Call Personnel derwriler. Exp.· nee. Prefer ins urance bk· Point. We stbay Income Service Station needs ex-
AVON information please call 213 /869-0512 494-1087. Mrs. Bradley. grnd. Send resume to: Homes. Increase earn-perienced man. Perman.
PREGNANI'? APT MGR, retired. Sm. 642-4.321. From San Equal Oppor> Employer 18700 Main St.. Suite 209, ings by working small in· days. Union Oil, 393 E.
Caring confidential bldg,litemaint.Apl++. ' Clemente-San Juan Ins urance Agency needs H.8 .92648 vestment properties. 17thSt.CM .
counseling & referral. 541·5311. THERE'SA Capistrano area, call Female h elp, full o r exper . claims un-1..:="-'==------Multiple member. We
Abortion, adoption & 4gs.06JOandMissionVie· p /time. Apply Kentucky derwriter. Xlnt be ne. i\torganNursesRegistry h a\·e many listings.
keeping. ASSISTAMT WORLD WAITING · El T all Fried Chicken, 2929 E. Mrs. Bradley, 494-1081, MEEDS RMS & LVMS 496 3431 APCARE 547-2563 JO-oro area, c 1..:::.::·.:..::::.:·----+--
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RESTAURANT. 642-kW. SPECIAUST FOR YOU-581-6310. l -'Co~as~l~H~w~y~,-;:Cd~M;;;;~-i ;;.>1~9~·3058~~· ,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; J /1111/71.C.U-C.C.U. JIM w. Do I have to wait to perform experiments Equal Oppor. Employer FIGURE MODEl.S ~ 657 W. 19th. St. C.i\1 . Restaurant llelp Wanted, •tiJTllE1'"'AIR? w /hydra . MS in A s an AVON 548·936lor833-2365 Cook, Di shwasher&,. ________ _
A. V .D. biological science. 2 yrs RE p R ESE NT A Tl VE. WOMEN 18-35 needed by IRVINE PERSONNEL 1---======-==--1 Ba rle nde r needed at i·
research exper. in e)(-You meet new people&: IOATCOMPANY Orange County's leading CES "rENrv Nurses Aides. 7am-3pm. ri.1onterey i\l ansion 2601
ADAMS MASSAGE: perimental biology, pre-have xlnt earnings. Bet-• Mo Id in g Dept studio. Make up to $500. SER.YI •N..J "-T Exper. pre£'d. ~1 e sa W. Coast Hwy, NB Apply **TEMPO**
Clean pri vale rooms. ferably w /hydra, & 1 yr ter than sitting at home? Foreman p /wk . No expe rience 4.88 E. 17th <AL Irvine I Verde Conv. Hosp. f.61 o..:M=on..:·..:Fr..:.:i...:3..:·•=P:..::.M:.... __ _
Massage & Sauna. ~ ex per. w /tissue culture Call: 540-7041 Days. * Ca b Shop ?.Ii 11 nee. Ph. anytime: Suite 224 Costa Mesa _C=e="='=•..:e..:S..:l...:C=M:.... ____ 1, _______ .,__•I M•e-ds You Mow!
Adams Ave, Hunt. Bch. methods req·d. Exper.I "'~~~~~~~~"" Foreman \;U,17;;:--14;.;I ~l~ZUl~.0~1~8-;;0;;;;;;l~~C~al~l~6~4~2~·~14~7~0~...,, Nurses-Aides·All shirts,
96J.1Z4 7. Mon thru Sat w/h.istology & autoradio~~·l ·---------•I Must have extensive ex-Full or part Ume. make ~ mature, depend, Top$. RN-CCU •keyr.:ncll Opn llam "ti t midnight. graphy desirable. T per. in fiberglass boat Xlnt bene. 1445 Superior •Typ 1t1/Secy'1 be~in Oct Isl, 1975. Ap-Bank manuf, Pacific Trawler m oney. 10 Year s JANITORS Nights, rull or p/tlme.
PROBLEi\ilS'!WECARE pl1catio n s from all Corp, 1723 S. Ritchie, ~ounger Cos metics. P /time es. C.M. & S.A. ,Ac::_••~·~·~N~·~8=·------Differential pay. Xlnt :~lcXroOwptSrtcyatao"s
ONE WAY HE Lr qualified candidates Ea:periette.ed Santa Ana. 558-8722. ves. 827-6353 areas. Over age 25 pre-OFFICE MANAGER benefits. Contact Mrs. .-
CENTER welcome. Mfnorities & FuHTJnw Girt Friday r 'd . Apply al 17182 To $800 for enthusiastic Jensen, 642·Z"lJ4, Costa
24 hr I-lot Line645-8800 women encouraged tc TELLER loolckHper jRecept. For Small, congenial 3 Armstrong Ave, S. A. 0 r g an i zed mature Memorial Hospital, 301 Tempo Temporary 1-lelp
DO YOUR OWN apply. Write before June Payroll, pa·yroll reports. girl o rfice. Versatile, Betwn4 &S:JOpm. woman. Min. 7 yrs. l:;V;·~·c~lo~e~i~a~. C~.M~. E~O~E~.;;~l:l~~l~7~80~2~S~k~y;P~a;rl<~, l;e~v~in~e~ 15th, 1975, lo: Professor. UNITED Gen"I ledger thru Fin. r 11. II h f PhoneM0-7814 genera l ofc. expe•. Call54~ . DJVORCE fl B d o l I stmls. Salary open. Call am 1ar w /a P ases o 1----------·l • Th w ans 0 e, ep ° Collfornia... rr k J te U · Personnel accounts DIV~RC£ecf£~~R Developmental & Cell forappoi:41~~~ de!~~s'Uf~du~es':5 ng, Jf~tj~~~r~c~i. ~J:S·.~~: payable /purchasing. Waitress & Cook, P. limo
Alty. Trained Cons ul Biology, UCI, Jrvine, 6MonarchBayPlaza DeltaElectronic per.adultsonly.919-3923. NB. Send resume to SALES at Tinos Pizza, 30242
tant5 to Assist Yoo. S75 . ..:92664=c.:·:_ ______ I South Laguna IOYS..GIRLS Control Corp. (EOE) Classified Ad No. 388. CLOTHl..,G Crown ya1tey Pkwy;
+ Iiling fee. 548-4.216 for ASST. MAMA.GER Newspaper Routes open· ----64=•..:·m~•---I JEWELRY 5.._1 r5 Dally Pilot P. O. Box Ir' i Laguna Niguel. l AloC 1560, Costa fl.1esa, Calif. SPORTSWEAR r app · Days, 6am-2pm. Wed 1714) 496-1273 ing, Costa ~1esa&Oover G.P. in Laguna Bch. Cust. Ringmakers seek· 92626 WAJ!fRESS, over 21, Ex-
Increase your bust line 1 thru· Sun. Full ins ur. (7141831·1970 Shores area. Top Pay, needs back office girl, ing creative sales people, 1..::==--------1 Now accepting applice· p e r i e n c e d • M r .
lo 3 cup sizes. 2 wks or package, vacation & Paid vac., bonuses. exper'd . only. Send re-prefer jewelry and/or Ortho Chairside, approx. lions for perm. (/time Munchies, 42.8 E.17th St.
y o ur mon e y ba c k . bonus. Apply aft 3PM, An Equal 54.7-0301 , sume: Carl H. Weber, sales background. Xlnt. 4 days wk . Ort.ho exp. position in our FASHION C.M.
846-7959or894-0&ll ~N~·~·~u~g~l~e~s;D~'~i~,·~e.rT~h~e~u'.j ~;O;p~po;;rt;u;n;i;l;y;E;m;p;l;o;y;ec~ CASHIER, Full or part· M.D.1929So. Cst. Hwy. opp. for right person. req. Slart SJ.$4 ht'. de-ISLAND store. Some ex-•----------1 es tauranl . 21401 C111l : 714 -54.9-1424 Attn ·, pending on exp. No per . s elling quality WAITWS
B kh 'St H B time. Apply in person, GRILL C k d ment& roo urs • . . COS oo wante . Gary · smoking , age 20-30 . men's apparel pref'd. A' least2l. The Slew Ket-. 9-SPM . TA MESA Must have· refs. Clean 642 °"0 6 L.be I be r· XI ' C reparation Altractive g irl to model 1 CAR WASH, 2059Harbor ·-.c. • ra co. ne its. nt tie. .~1 . 979-1878 ••••••••••••••••••••••• alle•noon a w-k .• , ... , Banking Blvd c 'I appearance. Woman pre-JUNIOR SALESMEN p r discount. ·----------
School & • ""' ...... SALE ESCROW · ·" · fd. Full time. Carmela erson 21 -40, trn or "-1 1 1, WAITRESS
s have a nice figure & be OFFICER Col students, pit sls. de-• _R_e_st_a_u_e_an_l_._4"7_·2.550 __ . __ , Age 10·15. Earn $20-$40 mg mt. ilSO wk guarn. , pp y n erson FOOD & COCkTAIL lntntction 7005 sophisticated.Greatpay. ,. per week getting new Coll. pre f . fl.1r . Le\'i DESMOND'S
••••••••••••••••••••••• Strictly for run.-Privacy ~:c.E~i~::~~·;g::ne Hostes1flllllloys customer.a rorthe DAILY, ~848.c.:.·..:1004"-'-------I Ek pe rienced Tray
Certificated Teacher, & discretion assured. l-"="".:..:;,.:::=.::.:::..=:::.:-1 Dilllw......., PILOT after school and•· NEWPOdT service req, Lunch &:
grades K -12· Prlv Wyour~ .. teelf .•wen~•ceeaidb•i~"g. ~~lre~vg~nagno~41~:t! ompanion: Wanted KotoRestaur.752-7151 SatW'days. You must be ••$50,000•• ft ~~~Call for appt. Tutor'g 581 -8045 581·5473 • " .-. ......... woman lo take care ot out or school by 3:00 p.m. Per year income in 3 FASHION ISLAND
aftSPM Uaily Pilot. P. 0. Box quali£ied indlv;dual w/4 elderly la.dy. Live.in. H0111ecle1ninrs.t-¥. and be able to worl< al sales,notunusual. w•1TRUS I~· Costa Mesa-~ yrs Sale Escrow & 2 ye& ~ M M o Id 548 7796 ~ Job WaMed, l-'=-=·-'-'==-===·=-=--11oan E scrow exper. Jn-l -'C~•~ll~968=..:·6~2"~3~.-----I Need women 2.S and least3days per week. No r. J~te~~:tiOnal . Sales girl wanted part We are seeklngquaUfled
Male 7025 AUDITIONS divldual will be responsl-Cook /ltoasekeeper, live OJld~r .. GdR. hoeduni. Call dTellveries or ~lectlng. Markel Research time. $2.00 per. hr. Call waitresses (Qr our grava
••••••••••••••••••••••• For a 2 act comedy. ble for handling all in. Top salary. Must an1ce s agg Y Ann.a. ransportation pro ·1--;;;;:;::::;:-;-::-;;:;';;;'--l ~S8~l·~S33~3~.------1 yard shirt &. ror out"
JNTERIOR Decorat"g., "LUY"'. For appl Call Escrows in the Newport drive, have refs, bel;;6~1~S~·6SS3ii.iiiiii•~-~"'--Hvidedl, c,all 9638 ·50lhl inl P ROGRAMM ER cocktail lounge. other services in e)(· Mike. 5 /20 thru S/27, area. We ofrer an xlnt fr· responsibl e. No children' ' un ing on eac or ~!I N l-COMPUTt:R E M PL 0 Y M ENT
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ood or pets. Wrte stating Equal Opportunity u.DW COLONY KITCHEN according to owners de· g startingsalary,ter-qualifications to : E 1 Ing exper. desirable. RIETIRID,.._ R
·sires or arrangement. AUTO CARRIER rifle work surroundings P .O.Rox 2740 Newport 1----':.:m=p:.:o~y~e_, ___ Variety ofupplications in SALESMAN R ~ST AU RANT San
Raised value or last P /time-Register. 2·4pm & lots or work. For appt., Beach, ca. 92663 Early Mornings Leather Crartsmen ror growing <'O. p /tlM• Mlthts Juan Capistrano.
home $13.000. Avail. Aug . wkdys . Early A:\1 Sat & please call Mr. Rohr at 1..:::::::::::..:::::.:=::: ___ I Full or part-Ume u1una Leather Shop. p . _l_e_v_in_e _____ 556~"c..c-OOOO=:i ICI 493·1848
1. Exp'd ., res p . 3174 Sun. Need relia. car. K33·3606or64<1-SX10. Dental Aaslstant. Laauna Lime, possible I-time. IRM RIMA WROWANTSTOWORK
Woodruff, Long Beach. _5'_0_·3006_~·-W_ood_~Y·___ Bc h. l yr. MJn. exper. Apply PeraonnelOCrice 494 .2114 . * • • • HARDW.-:E ?'
or2J3-4.29·7576 Xray license. 494.9137, 2PM -4PM, i\tonthro Fri •----------Real E:state 26•6 Hartaor••d DRIVE A CAB! ..:..'-"-''-'-'-'--'------AUTO GLENDALE .·MAID, Mature IROKER OR CJ.IOOSE your l\Ours,
JobW'!"lod, HELPI, FIDYAL THllROADWAY Colonla!Motel ASSOCIATE l·~~C""o~o~la~-~~"""""I woek foe youuoll,"" Fl••• 7050 DESIGN 1987Newport81.'"'.M. n. your own boM. Menµ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEAHL.IWIS SAVINGS Mewportleedl Jo.-SALES vPENING-Women. Can be 1llahll1 Lec•I Sec . E1tper, .SOONewportCttDr ' Maid Wanted. Seacliff unusual opportunity for SALIS handicapped. Neat.
mature. Corp·Estale IMPORTS NewportBeaeh ENGINEER EqaalOppor.Employer Motel, 1861 s. Cllt. Hwy. ~ X 1P er 1 enc e d SECRETARY Clean Appearance.
Planninc, ReaJ Eltate. Orange County's Equ~I Opper. Employer Must have mlnlmum o1 l~~~~~~~~~l~49'~·'892~~·:_ ____ .:_1 ea tor/Associate. Call Rapidly growing boat co. Vet!4., retired. Age 25 to
0 1 F hi 1 Larw,estToYota 545·84.24, Associated needs Sales Secretary, 70. Supplement your In·
es r es a1 oa 1. Volvo Dealer 2-3 yrs exp. in designing HOUSllC_... MAINTl..,,.._~E South Coast Brokers. able to work under pre· come. Drive a cab 8 bN
ONL)'. ProfC!$1ional Im-MEEDS i•Mw y•, -valves &: other related Live-In, care foe :i small ~ • • • • · d A~'-p rove men t . Now "" " --hydriullc equipment. MA.CHltlST •----------' ssure & maintain good or more• ay. "' Employed. Mtg·CW or •Line.Mechanic Exper'd only . ..Barclay·a Send Resume to P .O. girla In beautlrul NB public relations. Selr person. Yellow Cl .,
equiv. 5800 mo. Even-•Get Ready Man Bank of Callrornla, Box 2 322• Newport home. Pvt rm &t tv. Rubber Mrar. need.o; a[•---------starter w/mandatory so 186 E . 18th St., Cost.:1
inM•:&-4•·7097 •Salesman Fountain Valley office. lieach,CaHr.92663. Enall1h pref'd, but not. m1chinlst 3ble to 'Npm . Contact ~lrs .,~M;;;:;••~·~·;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;
•Lot Man E.O.E . 963IA·-S8!3. !~~~~~~~~~~ IJn~e~c~.zi_R~e~r~•~n~e~e~d~e~d~. operate all machinery & To place your ~iige Sheridan, 549-971l. FUii Charge Bookkeeper, Call Chuck Stanton or 1· 640-50J Oor64.4-atOO. eq u 1 Pm t · used in before the West.sail Corp.
office m1n•1er, 8 yrs Rob Severson DIStC CUIK HOUSEKEEPER· Gd muhchlne 1•hops !luch tis; re:Jdln1 public, exp ., Relocating . gJ03 Retired, p/Ume. Conv. Call 49'4-6574 lat ea , m lling maehs. & IFYOU
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BARMAJD Drop1rir Ww• OOfH Thun/F'rl/S1t. $75. wk. blueprints. Pis. en.JI our Classlrled, UU-567a loods to 1ell, f •«an 1
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0 ::-1: c -~lyJ~, col· Jladlator tzS. GeDCr oma&e, l'J,50 to #5. >.nu. S2.50e1cb, eub . 6'.5·276111 RO y A L 11 tand 1 rd BAS SJNETTE as new 2 RECLINER chairs $S MALL oars $t.50. Bllge Potut.ud m '2ndo~ 125.,Stirter $25 que wicker Jaundryr====::::..:..:o::::!e::'.I DIW-A-1.INES typewriterm.cannister $12.SO .. Baby.dt:es•lni.t.a· ea . D a t !un air: pump, needs motor $S. 1N~IB;"~-~!!·~----·I W Jn d I bi e! d 125 bMUt p, Maxfield~· ltXECUTJVE aw Ivel ~ype-.:acuum cleaner$Jl. bleS:S.Coscotra:lnlngscat conditioner $25. ProJ«· Norge rerrJgerator. runs ~ Complete door ll:S. J.Bat rilh prlatl, $20\o $25. Old c:halr, #$. Chrome Jug. kf1 ,_ eaniah carved tlxl• '2: Childs Ugo.r lamp $2. tor table $3. Girl!J &.in· good $20. Foot locker
UPRIGHT wardro terie1 (lJV :nr.: I Jou Of Arcb Ulbo&r•ph 1110 ract $1J:. Large P'ri...e. PwfN• &a_cture frame · 'Tc ~10. Diaper bag $1 . Blue O\'al. gray bike $5. Slim gym $1.50. Mitre saw $1 . Hand tnank" wltb drawera llO. ehar1e)ts.ea.'Sean11 12$. Marlena • , • Rolodex SS. Use backpack 13. Sleeping rus:46inchu$2,32inchas $1~. DouUle bed head· saw $1. Stainless steel
Ll1bt weight corne aircoadltioller $ZS. ' l>Mtrlch piet.ure $7. Hoop Michelin st.eel belt, ONl.T . i SS. B & H 8mm pro-Sl. Brass · ma1azlne boardSS.545·5978 tank with top cutoff ," sz.
aroup, two 6 foot IOfaa plete 'frailer bitch com 1ldrt: SJ •. Antlque lmok· 215-15.X '20. 1 .Pr oe • Jedor $1S. 2256 Maple~ bolder..$2. Ladies clotbel, Push lawnmower $3..50. ~each. Excellant«in· pleteSJ.5.·CaUMl-0134 lac 1taad $2.5. Ornate Ford alumln.um valv ...,.,,__......_ aptU,CM .Sat&Su n. alzet4.16,16i,.,.50cto13. KENM ORE elettric Gas stove $5. A . needs
di.lion. Cooker and' deep 11--.. SEARS color rt8 brUI ltandlna lamp &?:5. covers t:S. Twin mapl :'Ill, .. , Met--BOYS Stingray bike $10. Ha11&ine lamp$10. TV an·_ W u,. f.'lUJ\i l!ie_ttings, :Un1 .burner-----$2. Backpati ka
1ryer: $5. Short fall a. .teJevltloo, screen~ U Electric burrieaoe table bookcue/headboardl •· i Acclft... Fireplace screen SlO. Ad· tenna l.SO. Punch bowl cond1t 1on $2S . Double Sl .50. Aluminum boal
ndd11h brown wasbable up but DO eound _ l•m• $13. Enamel ware ea. Aquarium S 111 . • miral tape recorder $IO. set$2.540-0849 bedfbook shelv es·head hook SJ. End table ss.
wJ4. brown S7.Ca11 _»i:m5_ -50c to llO. Cb.llr• $5 to w/Ute-•·Standing bl Mhtrilsen •l• .. tlat L. Timex S3 ea. 2868 El JPS hatch cover $to·, 4 dboardl s;?s.dChesdt w/3 Beerkeg$5. Portable TV. M~Zlte-Tu••da•-0-, ... l.l~l•or1-b·an-dt•d uge S3. Lar.ge Lione --11 loll Rloctr•te,•·-ta ~.,.. •·r"w-ood. chai·r• ••0eo. rawlOershaln 2 oorgs ..1--n'.t work , new l"bel
Tbundl'Y. atter3PM: BOYS Stlnll'.Jl.7 bl.U as. -...,. toie to $L 75 year transformer, 0 -gaug .... w'li'.11:'~1 _.., "" ".,_ • , .. u -open s e ves-$25. Easy ~ouch $10 &: ~. 9•~ur-. Royartypewrtter u old Lane tu kettle szs. SlO. Matchbox toy• fr "' .... PINO Poag table sis. 2 20galaquarlum,pumps, chair, large and com· fboard$5.Misc.tools50e-
Sl'ABLB factory Jn•de 1 a . VW reu bumi:sef' • P1a&el $Oc to Ito. Bl.Que SOC·Sl. Framed RR pnnt ••clllae l•er4 & wooden cable spools Ughts,etc. $15. Aquarium forL able $10. Vacuum, ss. L7 2t Kin gs Rd. ~~ Xb ltinchea plywood Childs iblke carrfet II. fiprinn. $8.50 a set. 28 X <14 $5, B Licht local ....... _ .. l•••N SlSea. Student desk with stand $5. • Table SlO. K~more tank·lY~ 510. 2 Newport8each64S·4.011
will f· Am too old to cut Natural Amber aec' Cranberry glass powder world gloA$be, 15" dia 11; • '1111 bench $1S. Childs table & Bicycles SlO & $15 . Sohd tables, form1 ca top·•--~------
. an.d 1!ue extr• 18 aheet 115.ets _, · box II. Vaw 50c to $$. St,, Wall magazine rack chairs ss. 300 books Motorcycle helmet..s SS & SB. ea. 6 Chairs $2. each 51 CllEV . Pick up front
plywoOd on bottom .la.nd . Map&tne rack $10, AU ft. x 5 ft. $5. Stack,blq!'""""""""""""""=;: lOc·SOc . Old power ~ ~a,Og~::~:~khSt 1..1rSaoln AdjuG&tableB desk , $8. fend ers & door $15. Keg
andpaint$lO.Rlviie1ec.CHEvYpart1!'Radl .. ·antiqucil and Tery okL wineracka$8,prNeWI Hanging lamp $5 1 <'.A.......... TV< E 21") $15. Call 2'r."scr~~·nails$25.Col£
trie can opener $2. Fry $20, PowercUde trus. Ml).1125orN8•1828. bucket $5. <I FT Flotes-SCRAM '£TS Dinette table&: 2 chair& on Y.no-o-64&-0134 caddy cart $8. Size i
pan lOinch Vanity Fair l20. Aulo ~wbeel '5-t«lt ceiling fixture Si. "L Sl5 Old rug 9x12 $S UPHOLSTERED I b · Bowlin g s hoes SJ $3.50. A SlO recent Sears barrel ma old -. CAMPER boot $25. Couch Large braa1 wall pla 54S "css1 ' · c u BABY crib& mattress $10 Aluminum s liding win: V -115.. C to 115 p ANSWERS . chair $10: Large swivel car seat $10. Stroller s10: d 12 3 amp batte ry plstona$5ea.StarterSlO. amps ve • ort-$2. Wooden salad bow ALL In ex•ellenl ·ondi· desk .cha1rS15.673·6071 Feedin g table SlO. 27°."."3x'x304,'.$xlS.,!1!~e. ggl8ass,·g charger 14.2$. Heavy du· Alternator s10. a •·potty ts. Double mat.-SI. Aluminum paddle $1. Tawdry_ Event-.. .. ---.., -ty garage IV &-10 amp pistons p ea. Reton. tress and springs SlO. Men's shoes 13 D S2. pai Annul_ Bodily _ lion! 2 twin si%ed walnlrt VACUUM cleaner with Wal.ker ~·Toys & g~ «:SC truck tires 9x22 $10. New
charger, big translormer rods $25 set. New . End tab1esS6. Single bed Sat 10 to 218.51 Elba Cir· BATl'ERY head boards $8 ea. Like parts. t3nk type $15. to SS. Xlnt cond1t1on Ford fl athead pistons &:
may make welder ss. piatoot 125aet. Oii lrame$4.~7handloader cleMesaVerde l"ve given up all my new Bates king s ize 646-1525 &33-9082 rings $10 . Fuel pump
Tworollers toput 'under 'S.Sea.ValveCoversl'pr. SlO. Bore11ter$20.Tona · . credit cards. Now U\e bedspread ',$17.SO.Wine . $2.S O New 5· gal. Tefrlgerator. unused 2,57 ChevJ' hubcapl $5. wrench $25. Dilbes $4 •• INDOOR · outdoor carpet, rack St.so. Wh'ite 13" SMALL metal lathe $25. NTIQUE pewtt!r goblets Aquarium $7. lS Gal. air
SI.SO. New Electric camleo hood bin"-Clocks Sl. Avon. boWes orange $25.642·6410 :'~Yu;~rgBIA'IITEc:~~ge lamp shade $1 .SO. Solid Motor £or. same SS. 3046 $5. SOiid copper mugs SOc tank $10. GS Chev Pick up
Wrinkle Travel Steamer pr. Rear drums wTtif n $L 20 1allon galv~nlzed SEARS upright Vac'~::IC!!_F.i!'.fi~~;;;;;;s;~~ ~fo~, wall blmounted Killybrook,C.M.540-9779 :a; Gd~ah!r:~~ :~~ hood $25. Volvo S44 parts S2.7S. KM electric hand brake lining Sl5 pr '• Ai pota, $2$ each. Stainless ..i~~ e ep one ta e Sl2.SO. LADIF.S R U . 3 Hardwood desk $25. Anl1'-Sl .·$20. Scout doors $15. •n.d 'stand mixer $3. condlt.ton compr~sso steea inserts S20 each. ..~, new c:onda I FSl'S or drawers $20 & Sf6.8698 near So Coast oyce nion Bronco fender flares $10 .• Po~able t.)'pewrlter, $10. Chevy•rlms S:I ea. Adding machine $25. a . Reclining chair, Si?S. Bed rails, 4 sets •• $2 Pl~a · speed with Sea~s ch.lid quescale $12.5054.8·5360 25 Gal pump oil dispenser
Clfte, sc.25. 673·56.fi4 cycl. Chevy engirfe· 125. Saturday an.d Sunday, naugahyde, good conditi ea. Lounge recliners seat $25. Red lung siu sis. Binks rluidall hose Pontiac parts: Starter 17032 Van Dyke, HWlt· $2S. Bayshore Trailer lealheret.te needs litll~ ENLARGER Precision velvet bedspread $20. Pr BEIGE contempary 8' 40c ft . Small block Chev.
BEACH chairs 50c eaeh." SlO. Recon. 6 cycl head lngton Beach. Parkll2W.CoastHwy& work on ba'ck $5 k $7.50. German 3Smm body $ZS. red tie "( 4 back drapes sofa 125. Hardwood rock· tri power man·i£old $l0.
Scott's l!lwn spreader $25. Radlator 129• Un: WIDTE spi·ndle crib _, Innerspring mat.tress ~;0a ii .t 2 OR L eEnGs !~2· ~?t!ln~ bdath carpet ing chair $25. Oval glass Good 14 ·• Chev. tires & SlO. 30 inch X 40 inch coin pal"t$: New water K
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-· DISON Simmons crib, 72"x3"x6" SlO. Old time · • r m x ....,. e assorted top coffee table $2S. wheels !iilO. 8 oz painters
plate glass mirror $7. pump $lO G 111 r '.58'at an we mattress SlO. walnut finish $25 .. Mat· dresser with mirror $15. 982·5278 towels S3 for all. Mr. Cof. Large all channel! TV smoothqBie $4 .SO. 64 El
Bell Helmet $5. 6 out--F d · r or GMchildaaretycarseat tress $10. Maple high 3 b•rner ColemansAT 9 AM 2323 Elden fee.mak~r SIO. Gold & antenna $15 . Black Caminofiberglass lid$25
board props $1 each. ~~ 1~r:.~~h19.fo. h= SlS. G
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ceramic tile Sl each. $ f wi , es stroller $10. Maple high ING 0 LAWN 18" front <18, brown & white, sad· NewPort C.M. Bamboo Newport Beach 825. White baby crib & HUGE artist easel ' $2.5.
Sled truck bumper and S:· 1932 root 'flder 15. chair $15. Sixe 12 Boy throw rear wheel drive d!e ty.pe good for boy or table $25. 4 Piece Stereo RCA 21 •• Color TV, n.......:ir mattress S2S. 673·2312 968·7607
hit.ch $15. Sat only 406 E. ·390S Seout pants $2. Size 10 $25. 548-6473 girl. llke new SlO. 3 tall 3 $25. per piece IS " Ferd work $25. 12 .. port~
Balboa Blvd. Newport r\lllN sink staiPless for Cub. Scout deri mother FOOT couch. Must sell. n. table lamps, need Truck rims, <I good tires B/W TV S2S. L.P.
»each camper S15. Bath sink ouUat! < ~· Diaper bag Good condition. Goldish sh~des SI ea. Camper or $10. eacfl Bird cages Albums,sweettorock50c
cast iron with fa11cet Si. $6. Girls Jackets, size 18 rust color $25. Call trader roo( vent SS. FuU S2 .. S 10 . 24 • • G l r Is . SI.ea.St.and withdrawer
MEN'S dress suits, high Labels self .f lieklng, months and 24 montba, $3 S.C.S.9202 Cindy bed head ~kcase $3. Schwinn bike w tnat tire SS. Metal ·bookcase $4 .
quality, 41 and 42 re· white many sizes, lan;:e each. 846-2722. . Pole lamp 3 hghts, has $20. 2 Oid overstuffed Chesl "'·ith door SS. Color
gular. pants 34 X 31 and quantity $.5. Magazines: '"'ETofstainJesssteelpots OLD wrought iron short Sl. Chevy 283 chairs szs. each Record wheel $3. 8 ft. wood step
32SIOeaCh.Slacks34X Po;pular Mechanics, andpanswith.llds,set-etagere with 3 glass starter.$~0. Chevy 4Sp albums 2Sc. Sl. Jadder$8.Curio shelvesB :!..~~acb. Cash only. Science & Mechanics, ol'tilverware both for~ shelves. SlO, Bike ex,. lransm1s~1on '25. Pl~t.es BentwooddeskcbairS20. &?ea.Polerecordrack$i.
-'------'----I Mechanlx Illustrated, 536·9'198 ' · erc:lser$5.MS-3433 and housing.$2S. e · • · Oak stool with leatber 15ga.aluminumbeerkeg
.-"RGEd h Rad"io0 TV Experi . · Readers Digest, hard seat$20.Framedmirror $8. Washboard $2, Sat 675-0723 og ouse SlS.SO menter, Ele¢tronics Jt. BUMPER pool table $15. PLATE glass used, 14" cover, ~t loved ~ ~.Ottoman M. Picnic ta· 9AM-4PM, 546 Hamilton.
---------·llustrated, all 5c each. Maple bed, twin mat· thickx36,x48-20plate5 ~·' shde glass wind hie & benches $20. Costa Mesa,'n blockwest
CORNERgroup,likenew, 2960 St11te fi.ve ., Costa lreaandboxspring,$lS. S'lea.645-3973" with scree n $12. 2335 Wood en crates $1 . each ofHarbor
Herc:uloa covers. gold, Mesa. on west end Oak, S ~iece drum seL $25. ASTE K" d' h Elden, Costa Mesa. Old gas heaters sis. each 1----------1
white and black $25 each south of Victoria, Sat. Childs 24 inch'. round ta· ing 18 washer · CLOTHF.s 10c·$1. Kitchen bed. T1ble $25. 3 drums, only , ble and 2 chairs, solid Sl0.&44-0496 . HANGING plante rs, all ENLARGER Leitzsmm utensils 50c·Sl. Doors
SS gallons $4 each. . wood, S20. Bullock's COY• OUCH $20. Chair and col~ $6 ~8: TV !J!ZO. 4 4x4C4m Body $25. Stand different sizes $3 • sa.' n.:9966 after 5 PM or FENCING w1re5ftx 36tt. ered dome barbecue, matching table 520 soUdoak ~1n1ng chairs s; S25. Neg carrier $25. Drk Nails, screws, bolts . 25c
Sun call 9790987 Galvaniied S20 · &46·5607 original S70 for $25. Single mattress box spr: ea. 3 sp bicycle ~15. ~h rm eq962·5278 box. Carpenter tools lOc· , 962 8596 . d f • mower $4. Curhng iron, S?O 44.3 E Bay Costa
3 DJSHMASTERS $20 . GOLF ~lu¥is & bag $20. • . ing an rame $2S· worksgreat$2.0ldrock· COUCH 5 ft. black :r.t~a . '
$23, $25. Flrescreen'and Electric Bar·B·Que & AK desk chair s12. ~m:dssch~~lt;r:n~ ing c~air .S2. NeW ladies leather SlO. Golf cart. s;. . tools $18. 2 double basin s~nd, .ha~ all parll $25. 2 Childs high chair $4. i20 R k' h . · _ dresses, size 14 $25. New 1V stand $2 Wooden chair CHILDS swing set $20.
faucets $3, $4 . 10 inch hair pieces .. med brown Childs car seat. deluxe, 642·38440C mg c air ,...v. shoes size 1 $1.50. New · S5 Childs ~ar seat $? 50 Hobby horse $10. 548·2513
toilet bowl $5. Medicine &\ea. ~a1ll pictures Sl·$'1. $7. Record player stereo . sheets for half bed SJ. . . .
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cabinet $7. J9l01h Chan· Bulletin iboard 36x24 $2. $20 ••. Books on Jaw, old, INGLE bed head board Baby dressing table $2. Large trunk $2. Large 1963 k 66 Ch evrolet truck
n.I Pl. N.B. 673.1603 Thro~/ rugs S2 ·SS . S2 each. Fabric pi·eces •• 50 M . Hot pink full bedspread wonder horse SB. Saturday shop manuals &. suppfe-Maga~1 ~ rack , black for quilt.a, S2, per bag. ;;,m· 8 a0u"'t!e ff1~:1~~ s1 . .s-O. Decorator items Eveing and Sunday only ment~ St .so ea. Small
LADIES 26 inch bike $10. ~rough • iron $4 . Plaster Dacron ri 11 in g for Like new Norelco shaver 25c·$1. Ledgers 50c ea. 616-9249 elec~nc ~eater S~. Slim·
Boys J.speed 2ti inch bike items Sl.SO·SlO. ·Fat pillows, SI per bag. Old $10. 2 backpack fra~ Paint set $1 Christmas N·lnm •;c exerc1sor $t. $15. Boys 3.speed a; inch t':'ack .et S3 . Johnny bottles lOc each. Water SJ.SO ea. Remington decorations2sc.$l. Foam MACRAME $3·Sl~, Gas Sa_rari camp light. s12.
blkeSS.SmalltrlkeSS.75 Ugh g ~ tr~ck act bed,unused,$7.Clothing typewriter$20.Newdou· carpet padding Sc logs 125. 3 sp bike 10. Chponcarheadrest7Sc.
Jb Jee Box to build into SS. Se . racing road set 25C' to $L 18262 Bushard. hie bed headboard •to. 34 square,. 842·6355, Sat & Tape recorders SS wa. 1_"5_1_·3044 _______ ~
camifer or trailer $10. S S\5, ~nng lighted pro Fountain Valley. " x 60 oak \able, 2 drawers Sun. 1959 Santa Ana Ave. p 0 k er tab 1 e $2 ~ · RAl~Efl o axle with
foot porcelin kitchen sink raci set $5 .. \/;apex $20. DineUe table 36 x 60 ~ta Mesa ~~~!C: !,.eitg:t:;s.6 Cenab. water~fhubs llt'a''
C"Omplete with faucelt vapo 1 zer humldifer $5. ELUXE Hal:>itrall with $25 6 h · $15. 673·8116. Gla~s canister SlO. connecting starter set, · c airs S4 ea. BIKE $25. Refrigerator Lamps $2 • $5. Heaters a :. square $25. 1984 Con· 545·3788 curiouslty cube, food, Redwood lab I e & $15. Desk SlO. Bookcase $10, Hi -chair SS. Coffee tinental St. C.M.548·9691 ·
TWO dollar bills, new un· -treats, litter for $2S. benches $2S. 16 x 24 SS. Wall plaque $2, Table $.S. Clocks $l·$3.50. ENLARGER 3S t 4
circulated, 19S3 series WATER bed, kin~ size, Another deluxe, like waln1;1t coffee table $20. Telerision $5. Lamp SI. Camera SS. Bedspreads .. mm 0 x
$5.50 each. Cash only, lin~r. ~attress a.:·11eater new SlS.962-9910. Sectional sofa, Yery Hanging clothes carrier' $2.S0·$5. Car seat SS. 5 .body$2S.Condensers
·549-9707. · S25. Pachinko game ' cl~ S20 ea. Farberware $1. Clock $()(', S gallon Cosco chair $4. Golf club; S?S. Stand $25. Lens $25.
Sl8,50. Large stereo EN bicycles, SS to $25. Rot1ssary$25.Cat.'h .. • planters soc. Kitchen S2S.StereoS25.9xl2blue1-"""-·5218_c_ ______ I
DANISH wooden trunk 12 speaker with amplifier Auto tires, $1 to $5. basket SS. 50 pictures & utensils lOc lo soc. rug $10. Bar·B·Que grill FRENCH Windo~·s with
inches high, 31 inches sis: before 1 :30PM Kitchen chairs, $2 each. frames 110c to .SS. ea. Clothes, aiz:e 10-12, SC to SW. Drapes Sl. Pocket hardware, 2·18 "X36"
long, 20inches deep S20. 2 643-14.60 Garnes 25c to $1. Wall de-Chevy.~ ni~ le ring.gear Sl. VW parts $1 to $2.5. 214 ~s $()(', Coffee set $?. each almost new $8.
ships 24 inch life rings corations ~ • Sl to $5. 60·64. 336 .SlO, Singer 81.hStreet Apt.C,H.B. Hair dryt'.r $3. Shadow each. Plants· Bottle
SlOeach. Toaster S2. New M. A1:"1'RESS & box spr· Dishwasher soap lOc a electric sewing machine -' box $5 Cnb mattre ro
$25 2 tt head $10. Pull down lt.Bht DIVING eqtilpmenl, ATM · . ss -· Brush 7Ft. tall $7.50. cordless G.E. electric 1ngs · . ma resses, box. Rocking ·horse $4. fi 1000 1 ,..."' Bncks Sc ea. Sat only. Jamanese red maple 18 carving knife $5 . Sun· d~1bed size $10. ea. Beerslcns Sl to $5.Jfang· ixture $3. 6 window sash regu ator ~· w • 5tl4., 9 to 5. 107S Salinas inches tall $5. Old black beam party grill $5 . Kitchen wall cabinets ing lamp $3. 17082 Rot· with glass $1 ea.1 llhp Magnum type spear gun Ave (Mes a Wo d 1
110 548 3531 C I M electn·c revers1·b1e motor ~o. Depth gauge $10. • 0 s frying pans, not too big Ships pulley lamps $10 • · OS a esa terdam, H.B. "• m1·1e -Costa Mesa d S "b iJ. Electric motor with 962~. · SS.<19"-4200.
an $20'. 645·6680 G'RLS 20" Stingray type east of Beach. y_. block water pump $5. Electric 6 n Alt U . ., 21 SYLVANIA color 1V
MEN'S suits $25 each bic'.Ycle '$25 . Eoys 24 " south of Warner. Satur-Ooot scrubber & buffer ew ec nivenu Y $2S. Gaffers &. Sattler
nearly new 'estate sale' balloon tire bike, ex· day and Sunday. 9 toS. SJ. Reel type 1 awn M·l2 A guitar speakers,· yellow built in oven S25-
+1long.613-8o6s ' cell ent condition ~5. new Allee University mower Sl5. (4) 900x1S" $2Seach. 96().1916. Walnut fern stand with
Bolt on type . trader M 12 A gw·tar speakers tires $1 ea. 2452 z.enith 20 1·nch boy's bike ~. pninted mirror $20. 30" X
RUG, dark green, 16 reet hitch "· 543.•••5 ev-· . ' -" . -OO't .... ,.4 S2S each. 960·1916. Ave .. Santa Ana ~eights. Baby automatic swing 26'' gold wooden picture
lO inches X 12 feet 9 in· _lllnga~:..· -------I!;'";;::;;;--;;:-;;-;::;;':;"';;:=-Across from airport. $IO. Vacuum $8. Dune frame $8. Adjustable bed ches S25 . Rug, dark G·78 by 1<1 belted tires, S4S·01Sl bugg• beadlt.&hts ~o. frame SS. Bissell electric •--n 11 feet 6 inches X COS. T~M E jewelry Sl·SlO. 125. Bar atoolt -. • oak 3 -.. __ """' L. t t ~--p b kt~ p --... Chevy 15 ;nch mag Ut"....,m-. 1on saue$4. tl feet 6 inches $20. Hall 1cn1c as e ••· e ........ antique chair• $25. HOOL desk $3. Boys 5'8-1915 runner $10. 673.0774 plate•·. Garden seat .•· 8'7.o.163. • bike 20" szo. Footstool '* wheels, $15 each .
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ress suits, hign 50c·Sl0. Leather camera UNK bed, makes into · oo .. couc o.
. quality:likenew,4land caae 110. 611 Patolita, bunk, trundle or twins, ARGE frost free Patio metal table $10.
· 42 regular, pants 34 X 31 CdM . Sat only S20 complete. One twin reCrigerator. as is, $25. VW heads $1S. Corvair
• SlO. Slacks 34 X 31 S3. · . mattress SS. 21382 Sand Push lawnmower SS . bucket seats $15.each or
-Large selection. Cashon· BOYS 20" St1ngrl!Y µike, Dollar, H.B. S36·2395. Girls bike, as is, $5. 1-~old· both for $25. Econoline ly. 549-9707 clean SM. Womans 3 sp ing poker .. table $10. van door, as is. $10. After
bike. looks rough but new Altec Univenity Dough mixing machine 9 :00 . 9671 Albacore
EXTRA large, 26 1,.2. ladies ~·or)ss· good, you paint it M·l2A guitar s peakers. $25. 675·5258 Drive, H.B. 962-2365
polyester pant suits f6. SlO . Bogen AM /FM ~each.960-1916 .
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Moore, with supplies $25 .
Truck radio fits Chevy &c:
GM '89, '74 $20. Floures·
cent fixtures 8'. 4 tube
$Z2, 4' 4 tube Honeycomb
for home or o££ice $25.
Chain link rolling gates
8' high $25. &13·9649
Skin-top, capless wigs $3. tuner·mono·cle.a, sound· EW Proctor toaster CHILDS crib and mat· 645·8149 ing for patio, OffiCe etc .• I inch coral cinder block, oven fi20, JVC 51n. reel to tress $15. Stroller SlO. EN~RCER 35mm to 2 x
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TWO dollar bills, new, un· amp, woris good $25. coffee table and CO!'f'· new $25 . Large hfl.rd chair $8. Crib sheets, pad SIS . Lens $20, 962·5Z78
circulated, t,sued 1953, zenith , portable TV, mode, $25 for pair: .. wood storage chest and baby blanket&, 11 to
i.S.50 e.a~h. C~Sh only. oms good szs. Camper Sidewalk bike and. fire Oxl9x44." hiCh tzS, Mans ss. Chlldl bicycle seat $7. 1957 FORD Ranchero £or -::*~·!17:,;07:;_ _____ -I U1ht with ext.ra hot.shot engine. $5 each. W~ bicycle 26 " $20. Bilge All in good condition. parts Sl·$25. 549-0038 or
battery $5. "Zenith AM playpen $C. Jenny t:ipd hand pump. new $$. Childs clothes, girls. size 1_,.... __ too"-------I
"CHILDS swing let SU.SO. rad I 0 s ~ . G 0 0 d double head and ·toot Weller soldering iron 250 1 ~o 3, soc &o $3. 2 ROUND corner or corree
"8mallchllda2wheeler$5. Cr-aftaman mower mw:w board, needs refinishing W. $7.50. Glue gun Uke chtldrens rockers, $5 table ss. Hanging lamp,
Set of bike training 16• Stareo tpeakera in 925. Twin bo~ spring $5. new ss. Benz·O·Matic each. Black naugahyde . kitchen or dining lofd
_. ~er:.~~~~~ne~.~ cabinets, 2 eeta, s:zs & TV trays '5.. Mirror 15. outrit, like new f7.50. modern eh~ir M. Gold 11. Pool &able lam'p $10.
$7.50. 2060 State Ave, CM Plaatlc ·term 50c each. ptpe vise 15, Cutter 15. stuffed chall' $4. Power Table l•mp $5. Bamboo r.s~r i!1row'~~r:230o~$; follow Oak1 St. Stt <Inly Pitch beck SS. Sear~ Thri:ader $10. Set of Dies mower szo. Fishing rod drop shade s10. Various
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d d afterlOAM yellow •tripe window $20. Record player, a nd reels, SS to $25. drapea8' beige5'0-4032 owe r o or an sha4e1 ts. Childrens boat amplifier ft speaker $25. 9-50-16.5 &ires for truck,!-~--"-"-'-' ==.=...:.:=.J
htrdw•rve $7 .5d0. Blndrd VENEER protractor '2:5. plaques $5. Curtains, SJ 12x 10 broiler $4 Pr~ 1 szs a pair. Bike s1s. Bike BOYS Motocross bicycle,
, .cafe $5~ ented oohr a I and 2 inch indicators per pair. Lace for wed· gold Bond shoe's ll'h8: parts. 50c to $2. 536·9594. exceUent condition $25.
frame 1or water eater $12 and $15. High s dLn& dress about 4 In· new $8 38 set view ~ closet S,S. Walnut ster~ fractore. drill set $15. ches wide.' 110. Toys, si master $s "'h-Pr mens BAR wiih 2 "tools, $25.1-=-=='--------I
cabinet szo. Set of heavy Hand tool• $1 to $10. tP $5. 96().1712. shoe stretc.hers like new Baby strol\er $4. Tape re· OLDER gas clothes
" duty wire baskets for 847·2636. $4 D 1 1 • r kit corder. 7 tnch reel, pla)'I, dryer. "'ork.s good $:!5.
bicycle $.1.SO. R~JJ of foil· 17'' RCA portable B/W ex· sz: 1~ar:cp ~~l~ack n;,-510. ~lect~lc corn J>OI?per Kenmore electric clothes
backed insulation $2.156. 2SPANISH&uitars$1Dea cellent sound" picture Gotrbag Sirons 3 woods 14. Electnc wafne iron «Jryer. works good .. $25.
1 1968 Chrysl er repa~r Air purifier $25. 2 B/W '25. 21" RCA color terl· SJS. N ~w Su 'perpod 14. Cassette adapter tape Dishwasher works good
manual$l.Allofabove111 TVs $25 ea. 2 Coffee sole $2S, needs work cimera lrlpod 27 •• pla,..r for a track tape S:ZS.842·.566&,1Sl30range
-"' ~tloll· no Junk! flblM SlO ea. Bra11 an-MO-Ol'.M4 ' cloaed 69 .. open $20 player $13 . Electric Ave. COila Mesa
1 5*71Tl dlron1 15, Doubae bad HANDSOME u hola\ered Llte 'new Eeaimaft =.vacuum $5; Call BOYS. 20" Schwinn St.in·
\•I.ADIB& Zt''·Sehwlnn headboud6trame Cm• MIY chair r: tenured Da.anex: IV camera & . eray dirt bike shock
· •lnll• 1peed beach re:r~~:::r:>ix:~ ;rin¥1. no flps, •xceUent_ ~·Newport Beacb LANTERNS. Beautiful ablorber front f~rkt, ex·
cnillerblke,comfortable Deslt ltb hal $lO · coniclit.kin m. 875·6'785 •m•ll antiques, green cellent C!'Ondit1on $25.
Jf.dlaf . ps. Boye 20" . "' c ~ • · R 81 at.alned 11aa1 and metal Bon ZO" Wards 54ft1ray · Ra!elJlh 3 1peect. SUO· DrMs1nctab1ew1thatool DRAPES 120''xta••. A EA rug A. nalem~t· GS. each. Sma11·Stofte bllle, h•• front, drum
11 p•'/ 61.U cu. Bolh bikes :...ca.rrom 1~ 3 ':Qr::; Belt•, anUque 1aUn a. = :lOT~bf:!.i 5:.m motor wttb pestel, rreen brake, 1ood condition
., ••re In acellenl condi· Cole::~tov9° SIO. Slot MW80'f . • •• P~ttery Sl ~ SS. •nd cold. $18. Sliver Sii). mW. 20th St. Costa Uon.721W.20lb.St.Costa 1 k lOc Hot HIDE b d 1 M• Child-·• S • •1~ ... '-b.raclet $15. with ear· Mesa.'42·5487 11 ... &IJ.5487 car r-ac ca. ·a· e 10 a .. 07. • ...... ... ""'u" nn1s Copper asht ays
1 • wheel• track 5e e.a .. Glrl1 $eepinC fold up cot SU.. lOc•SZ. Games &: toys $5-. 41M-4200 r IN Yard new electric
ELECTRIC dr)ter $25. ice tkates 1l,1e 1. m: Two H1lller1ften atdt lOC-$2. R0Uerskate1 SI... • . ·Juicer '$3'. New shoes 11.
•otaey power mower-$25. Akaa stereo reel tape re-wave radioa •~ and~. Like new 1olf ~all. SOLID Jade Rings ~. Cuckoo eloc-k 13, Mattel
PuahmO"NerS5. ~mower corder C?S. World. llobt Box 1pring1 a nd nlat· · .OC--«IC. Double box SJX· Jade Snuff Bott.le $8. u doll wltlt car $4. N u. Seed spre1der $4. $.l.50. Portarrib $3. Knie· tresa SlO. c. .. eu. t.a~ ln1s $20. Doub8te mat· no answer call Monday hammock st. Toilet sea Yardt~per$5. 768~ w. knack shelf #. 20 gal <lhatlle Rich and ~ t.ress $20. 20271 •rvlew, 49'7·2811. 11. Twili 1preads 50c •
20th.St.C.M.661.s&41 Dh In tank $25. +o &al ll'CIUPI . •• sz.oo· each. Sa'!!,!. Ana He &ht ·GRA · F1oralcurtains$1.L•c '
-rlsh tank 125. Pu:rip ' EYllC'J' thine must eo by SU..-PJUC enlarcu, baek • Dutch shoes ss. Bo
TRAILER 1xle with filter $2.5. To)'• $t4. 8-daJ evri.m1 ., ~ , cold lltbt to,make 4 x 5 Levta: 61lrts teen cl
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money.CaUSU..014.\ N-wport'Bl.CM'.~·1910 wk1.old.&u.$339 Molor c uc:le & AutO \btv.lleyPean.Poln&. 2 Dbl ~5 $20. C!a. 1 5 Muacovy quack ~t a Jmmic Coad. l..,wly ''d 1,. #J51J W/doll1 . . . ~ Id'· "" • . .... •'•• draw er dr•••er sao. dU~lin • •• "'"1-..... 1 b ' 1 'd • 1 .. ., LAi 0 --t-. ............ Ne wport Cyc l ery . LABmuc. Female.8DM» Part.a.Tools Ir QC:.~ WISiMYL Kltchentable&:'tcblJH · 1, ---~ver •ue 127 •nt·a. n&lnt coDCl. Jlal lllUUlml'
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..,,..,1,11 100! Aauki. 2116 Newport children. Needs aood Gar:r,e Sale : 200 tbs SUrplufStotlcCloleout frteier $40. l rec ..... &O ... NB.'~'· · ~-s. BOT 1t1bef&1au ·rac ..
•••••-•••••••••••••••• 8Jvd.NB.&T~l700 home w/ lri yard. &lr us Commertial II M'ualSellSaturd&w chalr$20 SDalluntruck ,.._ • • forJa JC, ,Al 1m' ,.,,. new 1all-6'2-14l3 " h I ' I 3-••••••••••\•••••••••-' Ill , ... , · l'UILIC&UCTIOM $untour Atuki Racer. . Ham Elert.ronicParts• TealcOoort,Jl'aatenen, wee 1 $4 . ea .. ~· rtELD 'S W1rehou 1e 23 • .,. FOf.mula l /0, aw $32S.6TS·i813
MANY ITEMS OF FINE $99.~. Cycle Works Ltd. Lab, male 2 yrs blk. AKC £q u Ip m e'4l . Nov le S1ll1, Knot Mete.rs. & Oevy &hon Block $100. Sale. J'400 Pianoa * OMO, head, rlidio. balL . ,
ESTATE JEWELRY 1822 Newport 81 Cl\t obedience trained. Od Theater Soda Fountain &I LH•· Assorted Manne fresh. 493·2951. Oriana new • used 1 tank. full 1nap odeover. HOBIE CAT 14 ortl, s.lnl
ART OBJECTS. AN 54a-STS3 · · w /chldrn.1S2·l3!M lce ·m1lcer combo. Acce.u. Chrpmedeilf.&chair,US. sr.laelt Gran.d's: Good Coad.~. For cond. 611ke !!Jfer (1)
TIQUES, FINE 1''\JRN · Console coloc-1V, N~ We1tsallC:OrP· HO Tr;~ins, cars, aCCCJt. p aye.rs. Gotns·out ror \•J>Pt.21J.Ql-ali 1 8311-TSUJ •
ETC. PHONE FOR l N COMSUMH GUIDES 2 Mlle puppies ~·d brd. ~ii: •Mj,~1;~~ r:. ~': 1638 Placenthi, CM track, b I dga . $6$. bu1ine5i. Rent/opt lt.I \ 2N't -Ow 19&6 Gqod CataJin• 22 t yr old. Uku
FO. &t BROCHURE Newest.Best~uy 7wks.old.Blac ~2.S849 ' Aquarium pump, '10 buy. Kawat, SUenw•y, ~eood.l.t:.~'Seu iM:ovlni New. Loaded wtth fac-
6'5-229!J IsNowHere . . 642·0116 Hor••• 1060 830-0)7$). Baldwin.., Chickerina, • ·6T3-3288 tory optlon1. Trailer. Gl~_C...,.-Lot 'r heS1.1perLe.M3ns BEAUT Blonde t.ab, 4 F urnit ure, decorato1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , Yam111ht, Klmb<ill. Wur., New 6111'', coven. etc.
•• ..., ByCcnlwi.on. yrs, great w /kids . ltclns, toys, belt sander, Wanted to leue: by DJIFJWOOD etc. ~ • • 1 • Fot!aleO{...tr•.i · ..New S820011lLfortll60Q.. S le.-..ce Corona. del Mar Bike§ w»tchdog. Rancher's 1st m a ny . ma·ny-6Uas Ii qual1ffi"d i9div.iaual-F r 0 m ore 1 0 n _ -FttLO'S (7ll")631l:mo i.-30•~1c. SUUCbiAtie or trade tori1ml nil or -s.t 6:-SUrr,Utb~a~hd 11 3323'!::-CoastH:*'Y· choice. 642-2917 eves. ends. 10 AM. Sat 4 ~· bone 1Wtable roe begiQ. Jmaalnatlve piecet for ll0'72 Brookhunt. GG. Junk. Xlnt Cond. Lae llv· o1.1t~ord. Newport 1lp }\0ct·er~.a5~d~t!:a0rd~ Call&T.S-T666 2 YR . old female, lovable 24th & Z5th.1700Pal0ma ner lessons. Will provide landscaping, sculpture. •WURLITZEilSPlN.ET• ~inc apace, galley, bead, av11111.6T3.t:L09.
etc. Amer., Eng., Frenc 2 ?\I OTORBIKES, sOcc Cock-a·poo. Dr, Npt Och. com.~lete care. M.s-1238 ..:i.:rame. 6' to &", By 961·1405 ~le. ':~61~~R.0~15 HOltl )6'$1600 ~ti:.:r~~ °/\::~~is~~ ~~~li~~'!e~~. ~~ BeL 2:302™9008 ~~~ ~~Mfa~~9m pa~~EA~.flED -Qu•rter su.Jof:rt~~~~ to.a_d_ ·p 1AN0 ~A'"NT E ·o : }L8:~·LASS-P-•cema~ ---* 54t-i417
total dilllcounL Fa'ntasli1 846·~1 6Labisf1tte;0~~ebig w·~rble;, Fount-. Valley Horse. reg., 6 yr gelding,. CB ra~1b 12v-1Jo8 ch~ei FPARROTYM ft;.-:.Z'1 VAT E -2:51'• ·210K$0P69CSl'1y/. • 1Mofany HObitt 18' wtth trailer &
Bar1alos.! Don't mi11: • E r h mo. 8 5 ~. must see! 838·1392 mobile antenna tnewl ..i ~ x ras. • s ~ u tras. Excellent eondi· lhis e vent! 2500 Newpor lO speed man s kng 15 yard. SST·6T32 GIGANTIC Sale! Ofc, . complete ·tAA. 646·4$52 PIANO"s n · b. : Grund 6"·6041 · . lion. $149687S.Trl5 . Blvd., CM bike with bookrae $50. household, hobby, lab, AQH Buckski n Geld. 2 CM ~ . • aDy ~· , • . -.;;;;;~:;.;:;----. ... ~~--~*'.!64~6·~3680~'.:*'.___ 2 F R EE CALlCO KIT: electronic item...847-3901 yrs . fluithy hardlwisl · · A.ntlqu~ Austrian•~·. ·Classie Bay. LaW\ch 18~ loch. Sllpl/ Appli•c•1 101. C a. -TENS, females. 6 wks line. $850. 1.6T4-cJOG. Machine tools a nd box dle 1h:e Grand,.... , Century J..apstrake; fully Docks 9070
••••••••••••••••••••••· ~al 8030 old.Call5'8-Cl!Kla. Sat/S un . 10-4. 514'h $l50 or best of'fer Call _,.Usti;.lan, C(!d,C•. t restoret\.642.6878. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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$60 645·5277 · Sacrifice Olympus OP.1·1, gtey & white long haired furn /misc. En1l lsh $4$0 /bst of£. PACKARD Bell 25" B&W finl11h. Prlyate• ~·C· I /O ~ V Bunks, ltead, Newport Bea.
' · under warranty $195 incl male. 8 wks. 54&-5392. . . . 548-1!).&B stereo console llT5: Petri llqn. Sacrifice Yi price. Radio, Compast, $4,500. All si'&el 6'5-&506
Dryer, Penncrest Elec.: case.673·3582 Beautiful Kitt.ens. 6 wks Anl1q. Qui.It, Chair, TV, . . 3Smm camera $40 : 20" 303 King s Rd . N .B .. b'1WT23Eves.&Wknd:s. 67;1~
yrs old . All cycles Perl. Cots 1035 old. 1'"ree to good Home. Brn. Refn ... $15, Lamps, 4 Yr. old Riding i\1are, lawnmower (Trimmer ) 6464656 30, ELCO'tlaaslc,194B"ex-loah, Speed•
Cond. $80.SSl-1258 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 892·'856 ~~:~~~~tioo,Sa~y. $350.ort.;::.~· ~& McLan:,J;,;34edger f'or Sale Bab)-Grand presa, T/S, Reblt Engs.. Ski 9010
2'0r. Refrig/Freezer$50,REG'D PERSIA.N Kil· ' · · more. -Piano. $700, Wa lnul. Comp. redone inside&:•••••••••••••••••••••••
646 -4324 Days, St5·l96 teru;, Grand Champ. Bk-"f'~c1tT~n=~:gfe~~re:~t.~f6 l\t ovingSale: -Jewitlry· ' 8070 MOVING, must sell. 648-00.56 , •: out, Cockpit couc hes, SKI BOAT 17' l'latbot.torp
Eves. ground. Potential show mosold.SS6.£836. SundayOnly ••••••••••••••••••••••• llandmade Quilts rrom M~ch. More. Xlnl Cond. w/black Walnut deck.
quctl. 2 Cream. 1 Blue 340RocheslerSt.,CM WANTED v1rginiu . Sl40 , up . G ulbransen-Dickenson Prt.Pty.$8.950.'615·3238. 427 lllue prln.ted~~Y·
Willbuyrefrig.Api>J .run· Cream,1 Wht.6T5·2692 Beautiful Samoye~ANTQ. Stove, handmade Houndtoo th Co\lc h , sml upright piano;-. nu 50'D.!:ilTrawiers·$00M C~sale,Y dnve. firush
ningorno&scrapmetal. fe!Dale 2 y rs . loves Canoe, & misc. items . TOP CASH DOLLAH. blk/wht. $3$. Mens Hik-keyboard.$350.633,-5562. 40,D»lTrawlers·$3SM Line Cavitation plate.
675-5258 anytime. PERSIAN KITI'ENS ch11dren5'5-1354. 8411 Santana c,·r. HD oil p Al 0 F () R y OUR inl Boots, Lowas vibra.m S.wi-Mac ..... 1093 :JO'T 1 •~ 000 C:u11t. Tandum trlr. Used CFAreg,lopquality. J E WELRY, WATCHES, sole sz~\.\$30'84.711148 ~2 ra~ere • .,...., little Jmmac cond. G.E . WASHING $75 /$100. • 5'16-9965 German Shep. Pofix, 9 mos. of Talbert & Gulf Ln .. For ART OBJEC'l'S, "G<)LO, ' ' . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ o "'! P &$' l ~ d Price· $4 , ofio . •55T .9.991 or
!\l t\CHINE ~-spayedfem ale &9wkold inforcall :839-81Bl S.lLVER SERVI CE1 L ea ving s oon for BERNl"NA Finished & Undt:r 557-S262aft.6PM •
$2S. 644·1.W. Dogs 1040 maJe. 556·6650. . Fl NE 1-~u RN & AN . l\faryland need someone SEWI NG MACHlNE Con1trutJlon. Atlantic 1.:::..:.c=:cc="-'"----
••••••••••••••••••••••• Gr~ Plaid Sofa, $50. Blk TlQUES 645-2200 to help drive & share· ex-Save the $316.00 that has Pacific Co. 6T5·8945 / SK.I -Dive Boat, 15' fully
Copperlon e Lady Ken-AKC Reg. Doberman Tiny Tiger blk/gray kit-v i nyl Sor_a bed. $50. . penses Ca\IAJ\l orAft.5 been paid o n thi s 64&549, . ·,.. equip . w /Lrlr. 65 HP
mor:e Washer,i!JS.Cop-Pup , male & fem , ten.Box trained,6 wks. Corner Unit! grn stpeoigita l Wa t ches · 6T5.1,95 'rabulo1.1slopmodel,free-·, .. Johnson·spdsto35 mph
pertone Ken~ .Elec. c h amp . bloodlin e . 640·8489 $135. Gold fringed cust. Wh olesale to lhe Public. · . arm Bernina. So&d new 19'1~RI~15 Ovenuter. 19T3. Wike new. $1800.
Dryer, $75. Frigidaire or 962-9874 area rug w/pad, STS. Ta-<;:all 1714) 752·1293 For Qua I. di s tressed fruit for $639.tlO . Jus t re· SJps.~ .~ eng. $2.000. 979·-U82 ·
Kenmore Washer, $50 Furniture 1050 bl~ & 4 chrs~ $25. other more Info. wood Din. Tbl, 6 Hi· Back possessed and available !946~·~1~··~,.E~v!es~/Wl<nds~~~·~·-1~~~~>;;;:;;.;;--r90~ Guaranteed"' & Oeliverd. illELTIES AKC, Sable & ••••••••••••••••••••••• misc hshld items. 9892 . hor izontal sla t chairs. now for the a ccount -'"°' I\ ~ 1 loots, Sttr09' 9090
546'8672 Wht. w /white collar . 7 Great Savings on Used Kings C.anyon, H . ll. Machen•ry 8078 Cost $1200, sell $4.25. EJec· balance of only $263.00. 18 YW. liri ElNE~ OMC· O •••••••••••••••••••••••
Philco Bronze 2 Dr. frost wks. Watchdog. 633-535T Furn, Appli & Misc. 963.3349 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltn O'Keefe & Merritt Just like new & fully Tr1 -H. II, Trailer, xln~. Boat Storage~aiiy-
Wilson 's BargainNook TANKS for sale: 1·500 Rangt! & Oven Whte. guara nteed $10.00 a Paul , 875 -1311 days , weekly.-monthly -free frig. $65 firm.leocker Spaniel pups for MS W.l9thSLC.M. Wa s her: Tool~. Plants, barrelboltedB'highx 2l' $lOO. 2 Bar Stocits. Cost month OK~ will dis-673-2128Eves. Securlly-2.4hrliaunching 979-9S84&5.ftHi86l ft~~~~T•i"-s, AKC. QUA LITY f & 1 :~am~s~ Fr~M~26G8 dia.w /coils.1-200barrel $90Sellfor$540,64-4·5161 countfor cash (orcashin 21 ' ski pj ilck. lmmac ramp. Newport Dunes.
O"Keefe & l'trerritt Stove so a ov· n r . · 3{16ths ~a~I . welded, 8' 90 days). P &: J Cox cond. Trailer w/access. 1131 Back Bay.644-0510
.SSO;SearsPov,.erMower WORLD eseat, b'7aut. never .67Yamaha 100nice$250 h1ghx l3d1a.l-60barrelGRO W YOU R OWN Agency <Patricia & V-8ene~556-0774
$25.646_2063. •PET * used.,moving.968-8822 Many bicycl~ & parts: 11~··wal1,Welded,l2'high VE~ET~BLES Plot Jerry Cox). S48·44.25 .. · Tr•1portoffoll -==-==-=='-----Llasa-Apso, Olihuahua. Corner Group SJeep Set Antiques, collector x 6' dia. MUSI' sell . Call available 1n Co5;La Mesa: anytime. 28' Cruiser w / 6 cy~ twin ••••••··~··•••••••• .. ·~ 'licydes 8.021 tiny Poodles, Westie, 1 cl Bit amlfm stereo items much misc 1T082 213 /431 ·3782. A ppr ox . 22 x SS Vol vo J /0 engines. C~s. S•/
••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocker, Doxie, Pit Bulls, r~rd pJ~yer 2 beds ta· Rotle~da m . HB. ~mi E Reasonable. 646·4324 :!t.Jsed Singer with attach· $9.995 . 54f,7~. Ifft ti ~O
llCYCLESH.4.CK Cockapoo, Pom. 100 bl ·tt . ' of Beach Blvd •1 block Mi1cellC1Mous 808Cl d<iysor54S·3961eves. ments and buttonholer. ••••••••••••••••••••••"
Peugeot U08 10 spds, mixed Pu p:~ Si~ like~ ~eaw .re~S:.S'ofc:'~evr:; So. or Warner.~; & Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• Waterbed, Hoover port 'b' $50968-76oT . r 1~ 1~0J~ lJS l-1~ I~~ 81/1' CABOVERJacks. tie<
S 1 3 9 . 9 5 s et u P . i;W·erv,. hmoslF · · · SA $200. 559·0298. 9·5. PUILIC AUC. TIOH · w<1sher, Goya "ui.tar. All Sporti-Gooch iOt4 offe~. ~O~~ con · s dwns, sli>:'. S, $600. R $1•9 9• Q 1., 27 ,. _ l t at a1rv1ew , .
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ST . Chrome Carriers BORZOI• l Rtis s ian sofabed. Queen-sz. Cost Mon. lZ-S. l0%olf stock. ART OBJECTS. AN .100%Nylon Carpet &Pad. 2·9+W. Mintcond. $175. Cabn Cru.i;. slps4, twin Htr, bot Waterhtr, like
$1.98, Reg. S2.98 . 1093 Wolfhound) AKC, 12 $4SO/Sell $165. 847-as.56 1860 Npt Blvd.C M . TIQUES, FINE FURN., used. 150 Sq. yds, xlnt 830-4489 200 hp en~s. Less than
Bak e r . C . ~1 . ( bt wn mos. Fem. 642-0SOS aft 7pm. 545-7T45 ETC. PHONE FOR IN-cond. S46-2439aft. 3pm 40hrs . Comp! refitted. Nu new. sz795. $56-0774.
Fairvi e ~· & Bris tol) GR E ,\ T oak Tb I Garage Sale Sat & Sun. 1',0 . & BROCHURE. DEsc· (home I anl•·"ue 2Surfboar4'. 7',$"'5 wi ring & \ns(n.iment!; Roomy, 72 Vacationeer 546·4130 Dachshund pups, AKC. 1 64•.2200 n 1... 6'"11 ".e-x. e tc. Supel\ condition. 11 •·· many xtras, •ery I (44 ''x16 '') [or din· Alan)' items. 24902 El J be 1 «•< An •que ~ va • male, SlOO . 1 em. $125) c · N w Id grn~ au .. ~. 613·755T Sacrifice $8500-642·1551 clc11.n SlTOO. 962-M;SD. 15% OFF on new bikes. fi rm.8-12-0333or644·4444 ing/ofc ; Pewter chan· apr1ce, ew or . CUST0!\1 Carpel Oak Rock e r, $100.
$13.95 Clean, lwie & lube. delicr, Singer port. Mdl. Lag. Jnslttller. Yours /Mine. 675-62T~ WILSON Staff Irons,• ·1 • Mobile HOllMI 9140
Island Bike Shoppe, 130 Cuddly, t iny pure bred 23T, never used.640-8140 Baby furn, B&W TV & Rea s. 22yrs exp. All -""-'='-------I lhru Pitching Wedge, loots, Sall 9041 •••••••••••••••••··~··· Agate A e Balboa male YORKIE 8 wks EARTH W""'MS 1"73 d haft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba · v ·• ' Moving, !\tust Sell Beaut. stand, clothing. rollaway types. 646-IS47 _ _,.. J mo ·· reg. s . · , , $3900. 2 bedroom, l ·\? . Island. 6T5-1389 old, shots , Wildwier line. h FOR· THE GARDEN Like new $15i0: Match g Col. 26 MKU, ready l1 10 by 60. Adult park. Sp $100 (w lo P'-r>). 9391 furniture. All pieees only bed. desk, muc more. WANTED fl W d crulsa Very "ean $8900 ~ d · Qu l' 11 I t d 18402 1000for S4.95 Wilson Sta oo s. · ~ · · rentST4.842-3144. . PEUGEOT 21"' 10 speed. Ports mouth Dr, H B {off 1 yr ol . Finest a1ty. a x en con . t.lriveT 3,4 &: 5 $65: 213/69T-6289. • -
LIKl::i'JEW.SlOO. Yorktown&BushartlJ. Magnovox Console 6' Pammy H.B.24·2.Sth. TOP CASH DOLL.AR WornlCastingsS:ZL.ug . . T ·1 NEW ---~96~.~2~.~~5.~'2~·-__ J;;-::;::::':::::::::'~:::::;-;~-;: carved coffee table. Lge . . PA 1 0 1', 0 R y 0 U R'l ---'-736_._2_G_o_l_h_anl_._H_B __
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tilO lo\•able.Blk&.silver.Fm Beaul. chairs. Refrig. lamp s , p~ol tbl , ART OBJEcrs. GOLD cl'dg.Tropicalrish&itll GOLF CLUBS, complete _ams, sips 2, head, rent ~mo.·s:Ho-Sl05for
how Daily Pilot Class-2yr. $65 $48-5633 ____ 1 <Bronze), S .. t. < n•, IOam w.shr /dryer. kitch. ware, Si L. VER SERVICE . Equipmt . S60 ea. Camper set. Besloffer. fr~sh waler Ii~. 2 tiets appmt. ., ified ads display their .. J tu. d h [f FINE FURN & AN -&jacks$J2S·.S48-6533 64$-1268 sails. Dry sailiilg, xlnf ~~----~---messages with legibilily frff to You 1045 to 4pm. 284 Baywood Dr. •shes, clot es. co · _ee TIQUES. 645·2200 cond ~600. Sa~ comp. Motorclcr.1/ '
and impact? Our ads, we ••••••••••••··~··•••••• NB . 640-8566 ·t~'M etc. 515 Begonia , DINETTE Set w/4 chrs, Store, lte1tW&lf. ne':!' sad, xlnl cqnd. $2.35. Scoo ers ' 9l50
, are proud to say, re.all)' FREE 2x4 's. rrusc: lmbr, ----------1 no .mar tbl . bl,ac k lar .,._. 8095 Piflghy .. fair ~ $55.• ••••••••••!'•••·~··•••ia--
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S3l ·0332 water skis, misc. items. Used Carpets·AnySize glasstop t bl w/4 chrs. 3 drink head. 5.5 sink w/ &15-1790 c0nd. $385. 644·105i
iBUTCHER Blk. Dinette 17136 Courtney Ln, H.B. "CH~!" $75.540-4032 diliposa l & s h~lf. 2 , . , . ---=•c:=---===•c.,.-~I set. Fir. lamp. King bed 846·8065. CaU 47.J.7162 drawer toastmaster bun 28 ~oop-inboard Atomic HOMDAl974 750 :;!_~. ~~· If/&~ & dresser . Desk. Metall_::.:::.:::::c ______ ,~~~~~~~~~~~1 2-Toner Antiq. Hall Clock. warme r SS. National 4, JUSt h a uled. Super $1600 6.t5-99:52 M 0 Y
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light Sl95. 6T5-7978 Se a r or th Ln. H 8 . 646_.686 & 13~9625 Bonus Gifts Points . 1 E~~I). 1',lberglass .hull. Bike, many ·x~as .. $575. 1 ::536-::-~96~7:3~·-:~-:-:-~-;:-·l -~~r~~':'~~'!:~~~·~~"!' ~~'-I t·ree to Anyone BF'R am/[m, 8 track, turn Dan;i Pt. slip. Gd .. cond ONO 673·2861 ~ TWO MATCHING LOVE-~· t bl 2 k XI l k ' » SEATS, s f ool. TRASH TO TREAS -498·3176 a e. svea ers, n As Int $4 ,000. r.Ves 'T2 HONDAT50.Equlpped
ES Sun • 6892 MATIR. ESS cond . Sarifice $90. 9T9·5884 · w/""'uA intourlngaccess. HERCULON ... PLAID. UR ! Sat / . o:rS CH INESE STA!\1P col-4092976 -
VERY NIC.r... $150. Defiance Dr. C n r . lect'n 1920_45 , mint,1 -=·==·------i LIDOU',like new.com-lmmac cond. $1600.
831 -9658. Goldenwest&Heil.HB. *MADNESS* s h eets, blocks, etc. lo4lt1&M.,._ pletely equipped. Trailer ..:64="..:"""'=· ~-----
SAT. &: SUN. 10 to 5, 675·5783 lcpll,....... Sl395,&48·25Z7. 74 Honda-175, 3000 mi. Couch, beige & blue, 6\l!i',
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Mercedes rim. Colored.1 --.:::::..:c=c=:=c.==-·1 ue, · ~1 c s, SMALLBOATAllMADA • Yamaha 80 Enduro. St DRAPERIES&CARPl.'T canary , 1 b1ege, $5. *Must sell* . '"THREE 'WINGS"--£5' legal. 500 ml. Cost$550 4 TY (needs wrk.). tbls, Be p · Fr Est 499428T Wins low wd 11;ioop or k • s 537 • lamps. Pa'.nl'"s. Add. st rices· ee . · -(1.)12''Kile,trlr& , w s ago. ac J .
ft 1• Jl 548-6810 yawl. Gray inbrd, 6sa1ls, oo 2307 macll, dishes, records & ...,a Wrought Iron Dinette set. Sand do lly , 2 sai ls. fair cond. Only $37~. -"'"-'·c.c.-·---:r.oo---~IOYING ·J-louseful of fine · 000 st b'dw1'nncr..,,,.. ~ , tapes, etc, etc, 415 62nd BED, King Sz, mattress w/6 chairs. \'ery g e a · -.,.,. 673-2654 HondaXL250,1 mi. furniture . By Appt. Pl-I : St. Newport Shores , Bo" spring, rrame, xt.ra cond. S40;06T8 (2. )·lT' 1/0 Ski/Skuba Like n.ew. $695.
&.a 4-.5325Eves&Wknds. 1 ~-~~----~-J fl .11 k ed. -15 bo<At, new Mere Cruiser HOB I~ 12 ~ONOCAT Tl 968-942G Navajos paintings. Kilims rm; sti pac ag · -. Bdrm Set. bk>nd$0l.id oak, eng, lrlr. Xlnl family 'very good cond, $t(25. '1 ---...::~•..:· ;:::.:..:=---BEA.UT. walnut bedroom
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c opper ironware, tValuc $52S~;Qucen $l9S, dbl sz. $60. SS' Sofa, blue boat $2 550 ti1S-6S6 l or••'"",...,..,. Yam•ha ·1~. JOO MX, like. clothing, Kart.ans. misc. t.Value $42a). Incl. ,de-floral. xlnt, """""· $BS . .2 (3.) StCve Wilson ' ,.,........._ '""' I 63, •·-Usually .~~ bl'and n«}W, 5400. Call Laguna B. 1().2 Sat/Sun. ivery . .,._. Bar Stools, & ... r. other Sabol. $200. SAN1,'ANA 23 in xlnt cond. 642.9834. 499·2828. llome. misc. items. 963-4T62 (4 .) 101 Ski.Iba Skilf $l850. 1 1..:::::..:::::::; _____ _ -"~=------1 2 · ht f t fl ce t glass bottom look box • Call ~·376T . ·71~ HQNDA llS.I~ TOOO
i\l isc. f urn pool flh)ter, lieg~t.$15~ach c:ii ni .... WIC=d·-1011 $100. SEE ·at 1606 Anita 6' SN IP C -m1. lktne~.1 .firm. Chev wheels, ali> c eap · ,~ Lo., N.e. Sal/Sun/ Mon. 1 E lass S&~p, 554· Q
Su n 9·12 203 Nashville •968·4971• ••••••••••••••••••••••'• MS.QIOS x lnL cond. All vambhl -~--~~
lltg. Bch Cartop luggage carrier, $$CA.SH lSFOI , wood w,Jfbgls coa~ed MlrST SELL dlia wind!
Trlr h•'t,h $25, Pinto r.i:;is used one-time. $30.00 c.;U.I 9ood.,u.ed fWit/re!rigs! ioots. Maift#ec •;t/ ~ulJ, i:iew bottom P~t. '74< Yamaha 250 Eaduro, "' 968-4971. · Fr&l's/ltoves..s46-0768. Set-Tice ·f020 G~ .sails le cover, trailer mint cond., only 2000 mi, 2-2$0, 1/6 hp elec. mt .. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /h&ht1, &·dolly, new BesLorfertakea.962-41T6
bi ngo gam e w /cage, SllllMGOUT! M4111c•' Electrical-Woodworking He 's. $89$. or best otrer
a lum. cook set, tooi bx, HARBOR TRAILER lct&trwtent1 1013 Piumbio&""1""-.J.l15Wlation (or all. 409 Belvue Ln, 6BHondi.Moped. •
gam es. pi cl frames, SUPPLY.: Lots ol new & ••••••••t ••••••'••••••• & Repair.1 oboard tog. ·First alley past ··L." St., $100. 962· GQod Cond: ~~-~~••••••~~~ plants, plntrs, bks, used trailer parts. A l2stringKentfuitar. Repair (inboaL).ScorpiO Balboa Pen. Pt. Sunday 80IB
paperbcks, mag, bolt.les, yard full of goodies. Very good condition. Man'ne. ........... &.Monday · PUILIC AUCTION toys , Champion trlr lS 'h, ..".'~~::~~~·~~--,.j ::T:=:="":-:--:--:--::::-1 Hodak a 100, rCbored,
MANY JTEMS OFFINE si ps 8, $TSO . 20T6·A ~r~~~~rtg~d~~f& $45 54&-l7S4 Underwater" Hull Clearl· No: 470 "Dinghy". Xlnt everything you Med for
ESTATE JEWELRY, Thurin St., C.M. (rear ) Mesa M8·24.ll Ovation acoustic guitar, ing, Inspection, replaqe ,eond.Sails &trailer.Sac. !}~~;t & dirt. ~·9707,
ART O BJ ECTS. AN-Nr. Bay St., 1 blk w. of . Mod e l 1111·1." $300. proi»>,ti ncs,etc.548-~ $1 J.00.8T5·6624
TIQUES. 1-,INE 1'1.JRN, Np't blvd. 8 ' Gold Couch. Chairs 1' ... etlder speaker cabinet loafs. M.-iM Chrysler LS lG, Main jib 3 RAIL' P.10TORCYCLE ~TC. PJIONE FOHRRIN· Love Seal. Coffee &:end greo n. W~lnut La mp w{2 12"' JBL speakers. I-'--' .f030 spinnakcr&traller,$750. !~.L.,R1''9 BEST OFFE~. foO . & BROC U E . tables, bookca>e, bar Tables , J apa n e11e $200.645-927'7. ,....r-"'"" ,....Jl:t! 645 2200 • ·r bt •••••••••••••••••••'"'••• 897·538S . · stools. table & chairs, COCalall (Chow) a e. . ... . 2 . Walnut Secretary porta· Gibson Les Paul CWrt.om GJIP ~ere .. Outboard Rhodes 19' Centerboard BulMco aso 1·M=·, :k • Yard sale : Wh irlpool typwr1ler, s ewin g ble Bar, GE~-.:..-, TV Guitar·, lilce new. -· I I l •• a. · d 'R bull ft ' h " book · ~"" w .. ex crna ~';'"' 1allJ>oat & trlr. t.fainu.il con . e t u bat.h , e lec bmom, anti· mac inTe~, ~· ~I~· (lflaclc /White), Lamps, Call 213 /277-La99 primer pump. 30 Shat\, ji.b & l~lnnaker com• 11arut 1pd.$3UI'>.~.
ques. etc. Sat /Sun tures, · ·· muc mic.. Ba St I 642-63-W rt 6 "reat for s-.il~l. W>. p •'••· eagu11' o'n ., , d ~~ •.. Cabrlllo&lrvineC.lt.1 . 1'2SSkyline Dr. Lagun. a r oos. a ' Offfce,....twe& " T3K!l-lo 1-.mi
. B. Sat/Sun. p.m. .&.-.1---' IOIS 536•9663_· Frbels $12:!0 &M>61.S5 n • ....,... · • _,...,......._. · · · • IJutnt or•:t: . oond., Garage Sale May 24 le 25, CB 23 Chnl radio shack ••••••••••••••••••••••• laah flower 9040 c l u $1600. 645· TOcil ....... 10-~. 24192 El 'nradore, Run:image sale. Fat~ TRC·248. ~u $100. New Exe svl ch rs $1513$, secy •••••;••••••••••••••••• 8 l~en~c~: ;~~/ ~ , · .
Mission Viejo. S86-S037 United for Equal Justice. I DOW tires i:nounted on chrs $6/24, desks, dfC.g • B3J·OOBJ i-"13 Jlond.a CB 's.'!O.. ~perb
. 18362 Bushard St. F.V. rima (Pinto) $20pr. ia·p .1toola /dks. exc dirt . 3 1 B E R TR A M cond. 1900 ml.~ brk. Et!,e:·t~f~1\~w;1~= Tools. Table saw. Air Craft1man router Pien:e·867 W 19th, CM. S po1rtf fd•b t~k fu l ly SUNFLOWER 11 ' Like $6T5/bellllofftr.4tt.-i.
riaier, other too1' ~Yip. Cond. Blhrm sink, ~ w Jacce1 p o, SS9·5448 645-lf411· ' ::s:JC.e 493_~ s:y~; oew~ S m in. setup. $250. ,73 Suau.tl 750 ~ • : Men4women·1~1n,, doors, Copy Mach.Girl.a cashonly,nocheck:t. Quality exec\llive ''L'' 6T5-8221eves. i • 9G2·8074 UM .Goodcond.···.'
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Ana & Wilson in Colta 646·1201 $125. MS-U33 aide chain:. Cort Fox~ In Newport. SS7S. or belt Ult Trlr. $.1500.67>500S 'l.t l:l~da UOO. 3 IDOi.
MesaJ MIS• Ymtol Newport Blvd., Cotta off~r:9M·992t 1 , old, hire new. ~ IDL
"' MUST SAC . Charnp. Mes.• 6'53&6L T4 Erickson Z1 10 )IP $.175.:WS-4429. ~-40V8el~ue.~n, Flrstalley !VERY'f'HI NGGOES! juicer , g uitar, lamps, · • l9' Evlnl""ude 1/0, ovhldc 0 /8 , elec. stai-t. V'-?' . . ··-
pa1t 'L St. Balboa Klne s.1 bed, ,um, Rel.rlJ. din. t b1Jchr4. Plane.a:, end ROY ;\ l. £lac. 'l'y P•· •H:.P, lrlr, b5t ofter . .sharp, many Xln&S. Pn. U&mbretta ScoQt.cr-1IOcc
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C?Omplet.e.ly c~opped . $1$50.~1·534• TOP DOI.I.Al Cleal)l. sita. 1M2T1Hi ~ , ""' .Ul/IO. MIWIST' LU.HST MAZDA =~h11>me.-. '68Cbev.1Ton.Roblt-PAID wkndo·or6 mwlcnl&htl' , YQJA . IMM EDIATE . • • & "'"~~wn,
. -· & clutob; loocl lira!; IMMIDl.t.18.Y llM.W ~ • 9712 -·. Jl.J:WY.ER:L. --IJl·Z040. 495-049 . .. ~~.;; .. ~!~~ .. -:::oo-o-r-be1t:~!f•r;, POI AU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... l.~ tla~1. C.M, '46·!30J, All Mode~s &r:Col<>r.J uu ... ,,....,,,, un ·
"7S CO~MANDER 24', ,_"!PK~ --t POa .. MCUS O~HGICOUNrY"S~ •72 PU-Shell-~ DickMlllerMotOI"$ ~be!:~~~~r~~~tf!!'.
«IOOm\,-loadedw/xtrp. NOW C~OllCOMllN Q~D.IST new clu~b. twtu:. ~Int, mo'--~ Try the &li c h x A IC. Powe r Below w}:lolesale. $15,500. TO Sii & n.diala, crpt, buck·seat, ~.. Ultimate $6500. 494.38Qa CTS-0261'8.f\, 8p.m. mOre. SZ4~./0fr751-0854
O·!PEN J 120 W. Warner Driving Mcxhine 'ti7 Mercedes Hem: w reblt Z2' WINNEBAGO Dodge, Sale1-Service-Leaaing · 73 Dataun P ickup. air at So. Main
sen;-tape, bike rack, alr Roy c.,..,..., Inc. shoc!ks, nu ~rakes, trb~ Santa Ana 557-2J J2 .
a1Jl68.S6,300.830-1'63 R0Usllo11e BMW cover. Xlnt cond. Loob
"7• Travel· Queen 26' fully 234E. 171hSI. like nu. Bsl. Ofr.61M2U FIATS I 00/o ~~W Yod~el ~1~/T' l* lJ.r..t1wr.u.. C.O.ta Mesa 54&-4444 1974 Datsun, 260Z, 2+2, Over Factory
A/C, h~.m1~n~ .. roor'.11ir ' ,,142•M05 701MW 2100CS4 Mled. Grn, ,.,air, mags, all l11voice x ras, $6,4 or assuia.e . all ~e lux. Jlems. Llc. Coupe.AJso , open.end lease.~111; . on new 124 '~ & 1.211's plus .IMK$C. Priv. Ply. Sell WE BUY '7llMW3.0CS · your choice of li e· · PRICE $3395 9741 $17,250 or will leaso !or IMPORTS , · Rot 9725 c~sories, T&L.
$125 per wk, + 51" a m.i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rlver~ide.682.7424. Top Dollar For Any ti MUle,r M~IS NE)N'CARTRAD&INSo LESS $500 '66·2SOSE-Very good cond.
asking $3150 /reas 0££.
644-4644 a£ter3PM.
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Wanted to rent-Motor Maktorl(qdel. '60lUSp:i~~> $1.999.
Home, approx. 2S!t. Slpa JIM PANOS '70850Spider $1B99.
a. SIC. Aug9.31, 968-9028. ~AXDA ..,, ••rt' I u11r...w"' <F.973A>
T .......... TrtrYel 9170 0W:1 s . M•..,.heder IJJ.i;;a:4:'°Mt49 '7l 12' WatiC:.S> $1'199 ....•.................. -... ....,,_., ...
'72 Lancer trailer. 27 ft. AnU,:im 8llMIOOO '72124 W •eon '+ '7Z IMW U.YAalA <Pll64>
X'721 T1ravel·A0ll ""'s65H0P0. Or.•1• CJ : 1(1 4 speed'; low miles. I "701.ZiCoupe $1955.
n con · · • .Hitllnf;-S...... owner . A I so '7 2 '69 Ft.4.T (P932l
960-Z664. {~ ••••,~fl, BAVARIA Automatic, llOSatider HriFrleclsrltr
'12-32' Park Trlr. w /Wr. :• . l•M~Towoht leatber,allopti~ CYJ1A<M> · •1~ 53'1-MM 893-1568
Pvt. Pty. 0£ters. Call R'oaer0r:JW1 $ 1399 .,...... 520 . N. HA1a·o1 .. ,..._ E'ial ....... Cpe. •.000
mi. t Jpd. radiala. Sf Jlemodeled 'MCrown, lti', '49 FIAT .......__.
$1995.
CASI m.l!i
MGDemof ·
SALE '13 MERCEDES BENZ.
SLC. Tobacco brown
w/tan interior-. SUnroof.
FROM ~zoo miles. Sacrifice NEW CAR T.QADE INS : 111zD Itri. If •riCa ' $1C,200 Phone 152-017$ or 73 lfGB GT '"9S
1..:.7 .. =o..--07'-".7>0------·I like new! tPWS>
Your Price Only 1975 11 MG•A~iu·oo•> $3395
MERCEDES 72MGBGT $299'J " like new! (P99:J) ... BENZ 73 Midge! $2999 ReaJSharpJ (f'9tlll EXEC.CAR. $289'5 J ' Herb Fr1edhn:llr sJ'r.-.... , ... '7• tags. New paint...... Santa Ana w~,"~:f:t! " 150 5Dldor MPG, ... ~-·..;
Eves.556-M86. MILES NORTH OF lru•ks.· Coll GR.OTH Jl4IJU·•·su ... rAMWt.Y '(-.,(rr) 7JftAT 121
'72NOAIAD 26•, rear bath.
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' THE !~ cu£VROLE'f~or a tree 111·.2·:0-:-~t49 SI 499 , · Si)on. 00\lpe. Super nice! ·,
Self·contained. $2,995. SAN DIEGO appraisal. ' WllA*YP611WA'flln' ' (70SGJU). AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
Loaded with:
.... 2283 FREEWAY GRQTH CHEVROLET 7Z FIAT $ZZ99
'4,50SE
$252.80 n10. '66 MG Midge!. New tires
Air; power wlnde~s; &: top. rebll eng. XIRL !
AM /FM stereo; ,low cond. $1000/ofr. 751·7427
18211 Beach Blvd. '66 BMW lh800.:.~ .. dr, ~ spd! ' .Alllo Service & • • Huntlntton·Beach xlnt mec . c~, am/ m I JI 2 -Dr.
P..+s 9400 10¥.r70Lllfe BC?-8087 5'9-333! Blaupunkt. .. 85000 (517GIL> ~•••••••••••••••••••••• Mode' Tnick1 kilometer s, smog ex· $C 799
$Riviera Special Addition ht Stock SIU.ING Yopl C~? empt. 11195. &e3299
R i~!,i:. Make off~r . ., •/zT..-¥4 to.-W'OPPllCISPAID •The aJI new 530 i is '69FIA.T
"'2·-• D..._ \.' For Imports available for immediate 124 Soorf C ---,'---,,.-..,,--1 IT• He•YJ •• ,-" PaidtororNot delivery&:lesldrive. . etMJI oeipe Compliterebuilt'tlChe.v. v-4.Wltt1ler1-l>HllLewil~ Salei•SerYke ( lfJ1t9) Mftnotor. l:morbestor la.c.Mroi-. . $1699 •·· 897 4094 l"-66 Harbor, .M. •Lta•'--,.,. , · · ' ac· 11 •-6"-9303 :---.-. ' ' c.,,,.,..1 .. 1
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.... tors• TOPC.GHI
"71·FIAT
124 Sportc'-. (341DNJ)
miles ; 36-mo. Ope~ end MGI 9744 lease. $15,0CIO-cost, buy-
back $10,354.00; Depree. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crewler BMW $4616.00; 1n1. $4455.00 + • 1969 MGB .
20I w. lltStieet ... IWYllY tax fr tic: $214.00; Sec. de-See lO appreciate
Santa' Ana fm.3171 l N'c Lu DING A LL posit; Ser. #029714. $1600 83)-0934
•5c1osedSunda&ye . TH!So' No M I c A L ' Jim Slemons '63 Silver Red Roa"'ler, E·c 1very tot# mi. 23 MPG,
POWERFUL ·SILKY Imp~ new tires, top,· brakes, l -~·-'=--'=-1\-:-:-1 SMOOTH ROTARY IJJ 9300 battery & tune -up. 1970FiatSportCoupel2t. ENGINE with 3 yr. • Classic cond. Asking
Good cond. Nearly new 50.000 mile factoty l96lM'ercedesBeru:l90Sr. Sl27S.64?·4052or842·7182 tires. $1600. 53&-f258. -.·arranty -heater -
'hlit•••J, 73~-d I Too ' CMllG• . t520 ~
•••••••••••••••••• .. ••• Super camper special
1930 f·J>R FORD Sedan. VB,• automatic, power
Reblt. orig. 4 cyl. engine 'steering. ffl7272 > ~ clulcb. New seat '<:ov· S 'j-/ 9 5
For clep. used cars .&.:
tru c ks ! H o ward
Cbevrolet, Dove •Quail
streets, nr. MacArthur,
Jamboree and Brltitol,
Newport Beach. 833-055S.
201 w.~ 15\ Streel .
8anta Ana 835"3111 e C1"aed&anda¥e
'& &.
, $2699
'73 FIAT
IZISLC_.
(AC0029)
$2799
'I "'~-;'-'=----::-:::I TMl~ping Naugahyde sotttop, hardtop big win· Opel 9746
...... 9727 BUCKET SEATS with dqw. Nu battery, shocks,••••••••••••••••••••.-••
m e m 0 r y f r o n t & radial tires. 842-7lM1 or. ;&s Ope"I RaJJre. good '
pass en g er .Se at -s 1 ;~"';;7;;.5334;;;;;;;;E;;v;;es;;&;;;;Wknds;;;;;;;;·;;, COhd. $800 or'i best oiler.
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Holida
SGA&B RADlAL PLY TIRES! 646-83S3or64S.1 l8.5.
POWER DISC brakes.
e r s. ie t c. $2300 .
71C/S86-8196.
~looial . Y-•· 9530
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tires, new paint. Must
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TOP DOLLAR FOR
GOOD '71 · '72AND'73
D.OMESTICS
&IMPORTS •
THEODORE
'69 1600, Xl.nt cond, Real
Clean, rebuilt engine.
$2200. ~, .. ..,.
Capri. ... 9,715 ......•...... , ...•.....
r II I . OPel GT '72 Sacrifice. air. ·;A~HocMrt;~.J -: OPPORTUHITY ',a 4 s pd, $2650. 673-3582 ;
console _ rear window knocks often when yw 534.4533
d I El l · use result· getting Dail) 1--------:-:,.,.,. e ogger -ec ric Pilot Classified Ads to -ot t748 clock -TlN'TED --"l'-GLASS· -LOCKING reach lhe Orange Coas1 ••••••••••••••••••••••
531-5464 m-7566 FUEL CAP """7 sim.. market. 10 PEUGEOT 504, sun· 17.o.;..=c...---.,.. -=:=c:l ·wood steering wheel.' PbonefM2-6678 rw>C. ll:lnt. running. New
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. .. $51:9259.' ~J~,95 . llOllHS fOllD
2060 Harbor Blvd.
'73 CAPRI VS, 4 spd., air,
sunr'oo£. PP. $1-995. c•61 PIAT
124s.lclor CXE~333).
J..... 97Jq ·"!so mu,c)I; .o r e l~~~~~~·~·~g~·l~d!!!I .. ~~SJ Auto/air. Sl,700. •••••••••••••••••··~· e q u J p m-e,n t t o o . • , . . JAGUAR · 1 ' numerous to -inenlion 4-Hew • t•llf .......... Hew 9-
,,. . RX3 Coupe (Ser.• ••••••-'-••••••••••••'-._. •••••••••••••••••••••••' Demo Sale. · .. 124A16389»
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'11 Dodge Chinook bub-73 t: ... "Y '14 T• 642~Jb 1973 ,Capri. \f'-6, 4 s pd.
644-<>666 •
~etopconversion,atove, S up e r C h eyegn.e. >----~ .... ---Am/Frristereo.Silver w/
ice bor., sips J, 13 MPG. Loaded, tilt wheel, air \ bit i•l· 557·9'198
93811:,antucket.H.B.Ask· condJ! power steering&: 11.,, J..kC...
ing $5450. ·~ake offer. br~. etc. (S3705l 847.nu Wa'nte4: .Capri, 72, 2000.
9&2·19?6 See it. ,.. S] 4 9 5 1---------· 1 or Capri! 73, 200J 4· cyl, 4
~ Drl 9550 NEW dealer with empty spd., Gd cond. lorni. Pvt. 4 .,....._..... Yes J • lot needs ·used· earl Pty ... t .asb. "-1158. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• desperately Okt Qr new. 644·2286.
'74Jl!P CJ5 73 El c-. SS any mak e lmmod. cuh. 1-'-='°'-:---:-:---=I
RoU bar, convert. Ex· L d d 1 ,. 639-9i12or96$t765 73 Cap i, 13,000 mi. oa e , ru oma 1c, !,-------..,--i CC. 4 spd. 4 5 ~1·r. stereo, cellent. w,·11 trade. . •--• d·1·001·ng ~ -·· ·-~ • ' .. . . ... ~ --,..
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s3295 '67 /61/'6'•"70 Dab'"' 9720
Merc.:.t°ltM. · •••••••••••••••••••••••
491·3411 '7 1 240 Z. Beaut. car. ?1. Jeep CJS Loaded! Must see!.Call
$1ttt
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$179t
Dick MiUer Motors
F I I A T 4 wheel dtive. VI, mags We B1:&Y YoW' Old Car. before 3 PM, 67.S..:M86.
& 1. t b r 11 running o r not. Top d. F A thoriUd '62 SCOUT new trans ires, ow a • a • Dollar paid Alao 24hr '72 2.f.0 Z. Am /Fm ra 10. actory u nblt motot, new paint: r eady ror off.road. : lowingserviee.•5058 Air. M.a11. Radials. l Sales,Service,Leuin1,
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good 'wide ures, $l000. <458FOL> ., , owner.$4250.493-7946. &Overseas Delivery
SaVings to$l800
Hert. Priftl,illldrr
893·758fr'
Jag, 59 M9, BeautitUiJy
restored. MuslSell.
Best offer. 842...f843.
J-9732 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73JENS&I
INTEltCEPTOll 111
Under 5,000 miles. I.Jke
new, all options.
'13 JEHSIEN HEALEY
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. sT1µ.AvAi.:uri 554-5400 AUTO CLASSICS
, P'"' 9510 LTD .... HU&it STOCK 0 Vans · Oran ge Count.y's 75'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• newest. most modern.
._ OrLeOMNOW! '69 _Ford Van •. 49,500 ~g. a\ithoriaedde&ler! -r ... :_ f miles. New tires, braies, SPEClALJZING IN
IJ. ' L••n:~· mags, custom rosewood Sales • ' Service taJ\ UUW inte rior. Gd mileage, Le.Sing
· ' $2200. or best ~1' THE NEW T Q y QT A ,:, 1_' .:c~n-". _• ..,,..--::-c:-::--=-c:-:-I 1975 LAM so RG m N 1
. '.1 : '74 Dodge P /S, P /B, Aul<>, , UR RACO .
1966 Hl:IW, t .M. 6A6-9303 318/ • 12 7'' W I B, NOW ON DISPLAY
·· ··' • 1 :x: ·Am Pm /Tape, n e w • i.]4 Curw-' •· tire•,. s hocks, extras. Takin&OrderaOn
m;ri ~.:.:.:..t:••or• 5 pm. The New Esn:w1Jl's
CHEYENNE '68 · FORD Van, Bubb ARRIVING!iOON
Suptr 20r Auto11'1alic, Top, Gypsy, self·ront, Open llOn.S.t. I to 6
power ateerint,·air con· mi, very xlnt cood. Must CloledSua.
illtioning. heav)r duty sel1 !67H238 .AUTOCLAS&IC!S.~TD.
ca mr>er equipped, extr•l-'=-:-..c.,~~c:::-:-::::-i 10Dl Bee-.ler River,
lank, like new. OnJy 7,655 72 Dodge Van 8100 IJa T Fount.aln Valley, Ca. miles. t83535W) 1 r Gd. tires & mags. tape T14/5ST-3MS, $4glJ ,. ;:7~soo mi. $2300 . 714 /861.mt
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.'7t lillt LOADED, Air . •73 p he . '72 Saub Sont.t 111. Xlnt 0YW F1dorv E tlo I -·d'•tlon Lu toflbe EXCHANGE -~ d A F MUST ' xc:ep na ...... . ' l<REBUll.DS W• are re·~•n~ a $100 . Cash Rebate to _.. -eon · m I m p r I t '-~ M •• TR 6' .,._ • Buyor,496·72'.S 911 T SELL immed. Asking ro · mLoa nM•1•=.,. 1p';t .. • I 8ROOKLYNBOGCO.' major finance company c:rga $3295 or best offer. Eves, 11:tru. ' -· Hert. friecl w t r F.atlrnatea 5'8-lill•J tn their dl1pou1 or ril~ "GK 912. New engine, run-Beaul. black in & out· 551·3537. Pty.M?-41'93· 531.7717 89J.7* po1se1&ed autoraobllet.
ni.ng aear , 5mog dilvice. side; AM /FM 8·lrack I BUY JUNK VW St.op by. Bid or barter. 1 $1SOO. Days 640-81 16 or s tereo r adio; air, S.spd ; Toyota t76S. '72 TRIUMPH Y•sw..,. 9770 En&laie1 /C•rs. 87t-OeSS Some earl in exceJ.Mot
E ves 6t0-062G. spec. alloy wheels; li e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · (8 to J.Oam or an $pm) condition, aome tn poor
"73GHZR $9990 TOYOTAS GT6 COUPE Da n. condition. No cont.act• •74 ·Poncho 911. Choe. · · '69 TOYOTA -I J • SI "65 VW Bur. Medumically •73 y ~ to auume. ,. • ..,. ng I brown, t•n int. 5 .spd. S· Im enlOllS llWMI Mew?41 •69 TRl11....-.a 4 s peed \raru1misslon, d N d in •c.vi ·"· available on approv~
fo>L . Am /F m 8 tnck CORONA COUPE OHLYIO'-~" rad io·. he ate r , wire ~""s:i9i."° s pa'·-· •coHVIRTIILI! .credlt.ln1pe<tat; stereo. Alloys. 17000 mi. Imports ...-:• tR6 wheels. (319EYF) 30,126 miles. Local
U nd e r w a rra nty . 833-9300 Automatic transmi~ion, ~lsol4DtNoa t117ELX .~177 BAJABUg.SUnroor, garaae kept car. Far
PERFECT! $11 ,300. Air condit ioning, AM at • $l4tt turningbrlul+xtra" l below market. May be
<93·2971. <adio. (YRX""') TREMENDOlJS DI k M,IU ...:..a DI k M Motors • "72PORSC .. 911T SAVINGS C ft'-1 c I er $950/oC{er.......... .oeenat ... 13600 Beich Blvd. · 1970 Porsche 911 T. 5 s pd. Mags, S speed, stereo, $1377 Kxample ~BTiJIJ~ 68 VW, $'7'000r ~ii~:~. MUST S ELL! =sbarp.W;ilJ~trJlde=· I . 'I\ ['111n:1 Aut~~.c~~~~:;vb~<:per J20W.Warner t:!OW .Warner Best..O~~~:~;wknd. f'ilUJ!'l 11\ r
lf·ll'lll\ I '-i
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436·2500 or 882"651
'"!17. PORSCllE 356A Im-~ <lftlll UIJW guards.(6S?l ) ut So.A1 ui n · at So,Main • l VW_.DJlG ' Very~~ ~t:t ~~:d:~!':i"'~·-l ~;;;.;_~71_~~i c. $3,400 3? +-~ TOYOTA -$2997-Santa_f.na -s57'2t!j2 S.snta~A'~:a ·213? gooacoii(Irtioni =1528Cornw• .-811i-«Wf --
u .. ,,..........,.., ... w•T · · l ~ :7 1 TllUMPH OOTR3·A,"Cl~"$1200 $lMO Callt?3-6T.!6 ,3111W.ce.tlif.U.-AMC -fto5
'60 Por:sche, rebuilt eng & MISS60MNJO 1'166 Harbor: c M. t.•6·9303 fi"'.. a...: a· TR6 nu ·top. Runs s upe r· 067-vw BUG. Good l42fl405 ••.•••••••••••••••••••••
trans. New tires $4900. 831-2040 • 495-4949 . 00 ~· UlllO S69DCC ~-1827 Mu.stSeU. coodllion.$975. .63 Rambler St• waa. ti13·2449 btwnl1·3 llM .. ..,., ...... ,WT 1972 Toyota Corooa. Xlnt . • ca11·····-. _.,_ Gd
od TOYOTA Sl299 •61 TllUMPH .,._....,,,. 1966 VW "Baja'\ '67 eng. Runsgd, 74,0001....-.
-rorsche 59Convert.D Rois Royce 9756 co ·~!~Ms·S4!1I . . ·. ' Dick Miller Motors SDlttlre •11e\16$1.a>O. -~~[c'~he eqpmeat & =· :'9~~rif~
Rare, no rust. R.estoced. ··;·1·o··EA··u··R··,·"··u··s~·A··· 72 Mark II Wagon, a uto, ·_ !1.66 H$Jr~ ... ,.~. 64A·9J:03~ m I gr571' A'h0'186' • ·1~ BUG,$121G. $800 645-llVO checks
960-2769 • • • air, 27 MPG, new tires, 73 CORONA Sdn. Xlnt 'S6 .. $1299 5.56-9306Steve Roy D k Ml"--Mot FOR SALE 19159 Ambassador w7 •lr. "74914,1.8,diamondt."Olld . lffi gd.conJ.M0-5345. Cond.AM /FM,stereo,8 120W.Wari\er • IC .....-~ 1914 VW Sup.er. 5,00& l96<VWBUG Goodcond $566
Byowner . CARVER ' . trc. tpe d ck . $2000. at So.Main g I mu miles . Perfect $2800. Ca11Donna5'5-2696 ' 873~9i8art7PM. 675·7342 ROUS-ROYCE You don t n~ a gun to 546-8791. Santa An a 557·2132. -' Pa ul 5JG...6445 -~~~~~~~-/:::;-;-'"~7~7"~~
2,_.1 mh$t •·draw fast " when you · · '69 v.w. BUG .. 4 speed '72Hornet 6port.about.Air '64 Porsche, xlnt cond. CO$TA MEsA place an ad in the Daily '71Corona Mark II station Spitfire,6Srunswelllooks • 120W. Wanier '70 VW Sqbk, xln~ cond. lransmlaslon~. radio cond, 6 cyl . Stlck.
$3000 or best offer. Call .st'-"44 Pilot Wunt Ads! CaU no~ wa g on . A 11 white . like h el I. Best offer . at So. Main clean, see to appre<;iale. he ate~. blue exterior: Radiels. Shurp! $2150 or
897-0056 _ -.--.~l ---"°'=°"="cc""'=°"'--"--l ---64_2_-56_7_8_. ----J-"C"le°'a"n'-. .:.· $1~650:::::· 5<5-0671===-+:"'c:'.:.·43='3::.:· _____ ~ s·anta Ana 557·21J2 $1500 /Reas Qff. 545-3204 · white vinyl interior. ski best. 5'5·0248.
~' Mew · 9100 A.tot, Mew 91 Alltos, Mew 9100 Alltos, M~w tlOO Autos, M'-w 9100 .... ~ew 'tlOO a.tot, Mew 9100 raek, 'only 70,ooo miles. 1975 Gremlin x, loaded. •••••.'•••••••••••••••~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4!•••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••!'•••.••••••• •• (Motor ov,erba uled al Less than 4,000 ml. Levi, 5t,OOO m i les> $1595 radials. $3995 Paul
(YCL2.s0) Johnson & Son 536·6445
OYER 40 USED MAZDA$_ IN STOCK
'74 ROTARY PICK• . '74.MADA RX4 .
· 153409xiusec110"' IMMEDIATuE usec1Low m1 S<l~v 1 5. 7. :7 . .l~~L~~:~~. 52577 DELIVERY . .
5 199Do~ s75~NTH ~l"DO~ 575f0NTH
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Air conditioning. (S124W1~11 l
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(YPU728)
51177
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51577
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k. ' ... tatfYing <:""99• '°' Onfy 30 -~ I'll~ prQ 1211t.«I. Annual Pen;tftl""" "*21.7"'
'73 VEGA WAGON
Automatic. (205HGL)
51677
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4 speed. radio. heater. {776346)
51477
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lie. • 111 C91T'/'lllO ctiwve• for ont\I 30 1nG1. o.tletNll '*""'*"' pr;,.. uo.tl.00. AnflU'I P1«:•nl9991'1e19 ll.73"Ao . . .
'70 TOYOTA
Matk II Coupe. (611CRN) . . ....
51377;
556'• . MO.
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l200GBV) "
$1477
FREE 12 MONTH-12.000 MIU
FACTORY ENGINE'W~
· 72-CHEV. PICXUP
LUV. 4 speed, radio, heater.:I02126W)
• 51877
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Lincoln Mercury 26261-"~=-----
Harbor Blvd., C.M. GOOD SllLACTION
540·'630 USID •11EMUHS
'72 S.,.pei Beetle, xlnl 1970-1974 t
cond'. R /H, A/C, low mi, Four<•> tb cboole from,
52200, 556-8489 slartin& at
-68-v-Wl-.,.B_u_g-. -.~,;.,-.-...,-roo-1-.1 s 1495
<1368XF) =~~1.t".";·. Mw;t Sell w ARD s. LEE
·10 vw B u g, new S .A .'sExclusive
tra.ns inission & brakes. AMC Dir.
Gd cond. $1300.64.S-3442 1234 S . Main
"67VW$950
*•675..&L17••
547·5826
SANTAAN,A
· looick 9910 1970 Sq uareback, re':>lt ••••••••••••••-••••••• eng. xlnt cond. radlo, a · . •64 81 ·--• auto lran&. 499-4290 , 1v1~ra , ne , wu.-u1 -'---------j seeing. Need lo sell.
Alaska Bound, must sell Good auto, call642·5062..
69 VW Bu1.t1000 C.,adllac ttl5
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'66 VW pug, runs well.
Has ;smoa:' device. $650.
Call17S-l520 . ,I.
Vol•o \ • 9772 ,_ .................... .
SPEc'w. voivo SALE!
'72 Coupe de e. ~Low
mi.1Loaded! Best )olfer
over $4200. Dayi 640-&µ6 Beat price! increase. orEves 640--08216. '
·Super stock, Ail models ,
DeliverySpeci~ts . owner, 25000 •• new Priced.to Sell. '73 COUPE Dfi~ l
M.. [fADiA.~ ~.~,tires. cood. .
· · '75 Cadlt.c
VOLVO .. Coupe cM'Y'dle
_1-966 l'tarbor. C.M_. &"6 9303 Fully~. equipped~ :t~c
ORANGE CoutfTY control; lealbell-tfrior·
VOLVO \ s.Jr.l#•2>205j.-.
EXCLUSIVl;;LY VC\!.VO memons LargeslVolvo~er -lmr.:;::· ~1 ln Orai'lge~~! 8,. ......... · 1 BUY orl.EASE, ~ ~
DIRECr
fftd 2025 s .
Anaheim 7.50-2011'
. : .~11 VOLVO
1800 COUPE-
'72COlft
':.DEYILll
Vinyl top, leather in·
t'erior, full ,power, faC<-torY air conditioninC,. tilt
Steering wheel, All/FK
stereo, power doOr locks. .
etc. (149ELTl
• speed transmission
overdrive , AM /f.
radio. (9330DWJ . 4, • S4.177 973 c·~d llaF Devllle loaded, ,000~995.
l. • ~ 714-556..ftQM or . 5.
eQJl Wl1A 1i• EDv saoo pli, lll</i new.
"f1t475. 1!.
. VOLVO ·. "78 CAD ::~le. All
1%6 Harbo r C.M. 646 9303 ' options . Xlnt/ rond.
Under whsla. Mu.st sell. 72 Volvo 145 E !'ag~n, Owner in~-s ervice. xlnt, _40.000 m i , air, 673_37730r 6TS.OOOO
AM /FM, $.1600. 675-76.\5. ,
'&9VOLVOl4.>S,fspd, '65 . Cadilla ~. perfect
AM /FM dkgm gd s hap e . $800. Days ,
me ch co.id. 8J3..9oo'1 4~1322, Aft. 5, 493-5158
' Flat 9725 Flaf ··7~5
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THE. BRAM llW ~91$
flAliS are HERE!
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73 Monte Carlo; flfll pwr D~ · 9935 a /c, am /fm sterL'O, xlnt ~ cond. l\1ust Sell !! $3100 ~··••••••••••••••••••••
64Z-3863or75Z-116G. 73 D~RT S~rt,_ P /S, -"':::..:==..c:;:..:::=--1 A/C, new radials, 17000
'72 Impala Convertable. ml, $3000./offer. Super
Sharp.Whole-siile,$1795. s harp ! 492-3349 or
494-~l&'or 495-9865. 546-1075 1~~~-----1
'68 Chev. Impala.! owner 69 Dart, 2 dr, vinyl lop.
(lady ).·Super ap-Factory air a /c, p /s ,
pear.11nce. &: oood. $7&lor auto trans. Xlnt Cond. 1
bstoffcr. 644-i.504. Ownr. Makeofr. 54().9362
Aato1,Hew 9100 Autos,How
FACTORY CASH REIATI
OHAHY-'74
ROTARY ENGINE
SIDAH, WAGON. Oii HARDTOP
9100
· 1kly at1 Mi;acle Mazda
$500 Cash Rebate On Any
Mew '7,, Rotary Mazda
S e d a n· ~ W a g o n o r
Hardtop! ·
There's never been a better time to
buy Mazdal );'ou·11 get a hmmmdinger
of a deal"fr<lm us -and $500 cash
back whe'n You buy any new 1974 or
1975 rof,ry.,engine car. And. you can
use your rebate toward the down
payment if .vou want. Come in for a
test drive. One tough engine. One
tough car. One hmmmdlnger of a
deal. Good lhru May 31, 1975.
•
BRAND
NEW
$
CreYlerlMW·
208 W. 1st Street
Santa Ana 83.S·3111
• Cloi:;ed Sunday • $&
9974 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1973ChnyVOCJO -
Estate WOllOfl
.i l.'ythndcr, auto. trans.,
le:.s than 25,000 mile:..
Super l'Co noinical .
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WARDS.LEE
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$
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'68 CllfY. NOYA ·4i11'nooG£ DART '69AIK.
JAVELIN SST 6 cyhndtir. au!omai.c.
racho. r>eater. (WEIN 76~J
A ul omatoc. p o wer
Sltie •+ng. ~''
condit10l"ling. JV!L94 1) • Automatic. raa.u. healer. {ZVf lO~J
CHOICE
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'70 TOYOTA CORONA
A"OOM .. ~rn .... ~·~"''-s1111 t>ucltt1 Hiit, (73\DOEj
'71 OLDS 88 ROYALE COUPE s1577
'72 OLDS TOROHADO
M ro-. ·~~' "'· """ s2377 loll. •lereo. (7?1HH'I') .
'70 V.W. BUG
s1377
5977
'71 CHEVROLET VEGA ..... , .. ., ...... ~ ...... " s1277 r.e .. er. !609CZMJ
'71 OLDS 98 LS
Coupe . F ull
cx>w&<. l1C1ory 11r.
sltireo. till wl!I
" 'n y I t o 11 12150Mll
New 'l'orke•. Full
s1177
power, tactOty M". s2 AM/FM, Yinyl top. 677 cru•M tonlrol. hit
w11ee1. (Oll5FJSl
•68 PONTIAC GTO
V6 aurom&l•C. cowar
~t&eung & b<a~es. a.r
cond1t1on1n9 .
iWOlC99Jl '977
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
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CAILO
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$
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ORDER TODAY
.
HONDA c11y1c
1973
HONDA
NeYe• been rtig11l&<ed,
l o w . l o w miltil.
(SDA101171J)
$1677
IMMIOIA.TE
DfLl't'llY'
URGE STOCK OF HOl'IOAS
READY FORiMMEDIATE DRIVERY
Brand New GMC PICKUP 1975 GMC SHORT
BED 4W.D.
$ $ '
OllD3TOD4Y IMMllilAn DELIVERY IS 110031 •
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economy 6 cyl., st;ck $13 8 8 Shift, radio, heater,
118587C
:tP. .~Y~rR,.~~"-
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$99,:,~" $409~0.
·; ~ 3D months on~ credit. Total c.esh price
. Incl T&L. SJ050.21. Defef"red pmt. price S1321.IO.
A.P.R. 20.16'!1i. '
ford Pickup ·
.~ cyl .. • speed, Low
miles, a real gas
saver. License No.
12'571' $178
for JD months on awoved credit. Total ~price
Incl. Tl.L. SlSll0.21. Oefttred pm!, price S19S6.J:>.
A.P.R. 18.Jl'llo
:li1 .L!~ !~.SP" ..
gate, lugg /rack Lie. 9'501U · (disc) brks., r&h, pwr. tail-$3 68.
$9980 MO.
for .. months on approved credit, total cash price
incl T&L. s.3912.28 Deferred pm!. price 55119.«>.
A.P.R. 16.12%
VB, auto, trans .. air $13 concht1on1ng, pawer
steering, radio & hea·
ter. License(99l·CBRl
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1~7IO)
s43a
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V·S, auto. trans ., factory air conditioning, power steeri'r1g,.power
(disc) brakes, power windows, AM/FM stereo, radio, ·heater,
for 4 mos. °"approved cr~rt. Total casn price 1nc1.' whitewall tires, tinted glass, convenience group, digital clock. ser.
T&L. SJ110.2e Oelerred pnit. price 5450.20 A.P.•. No. SW81H160090. Deluxe bumper group, light group. 16.12.,, '~73.;..C'!""'H"'!"!AT~EA'!""'U~W~a-go-n -11 $ l 0 0 0
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Sliver Metallic with 1/2 vinyl roof, Sliver glass moonroof, Auto
Trans., Radial Tires, Leather Steering, Power Steering & Brakei.
Bumper-Guards, Factory Air, Luxury Group, Al~m. Whetls, etc,,
(5FIMF1582•7f · ·
v.a, auto. trans .. tactorv 388 1lr condlllonlng; power
steering, rldlo, helftr. Lk. $3 No. 711KRK . . .
\for• rno1. on~ cl'9dlt. Total cash price S3SN.a
'ind. T&L. Deflrr'9d pmt. price $.4191.IO. A.P.A:. 16.1211>.
I
2 DOOR v.a. auto.$108 trj,;s., power steering,
radio, heater, super .,
Clef". 1829FTE
:zt~~tiPrv !~$ri no
condlllonlng. power steer;ng, 16 8 8 vlnyl1'oof. #955-EJB
fcir » fnDI. on~ crecllt. T otat CHh price lid.
l&L $1192.21. o.ferred pnt. price $2lt3.9l, A.P.R.
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for l6 m111. onWowdcredlt. Total c:ashora1nc:1,
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$99·~ '$7539~.
ICW' 36 mot. on eppl"OWd credit. Total cash 1>rlce Incl.
T&L S'2110.2' Deferred pmt, prlte Ull0.28. C>tterm
ptrtf. prke UJl3.'2 A.P.R. 20.62'!1. I $l ·o.oo , '69 DATSUN Wgn.
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