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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-06-21 - Orange Coast Pilot" s 11 d n n n Dime-a-Line • I Bargains 'J!i>dag VOL. 68, NO. 172, JSECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGt: COUNTY, CALI F-ORNIA SATUROAY,JUNE21, 1975 TEN CENTS UC 11-ri.ne Beekoriing Chicano Students By DOUG F Rl17.SCHE OfdM O.llr f"ll•UuH Administrative wheels at UC Irvine are beginning to turn on u coordinated program with a goal of increasin g the level of Mex· ican-American enrollment by more than 400 percent. The program. aimed at COT· reeling what has been criticized as an ''underrepresentation" or Chicanos at UCI and throughout the university system. also is likely to include steps to increase the number or Mexican- Ameri c an facult y , ad - minis trator s and oth er employes. Res ultin g fr om a un - i versitywide report on the status Qf Chicanos. the proposals have received wide support among the top campus administrators. Campus Affirmative.Action Of- ficer Ramon Curiel bas drafted a . list of steps which can be taken at the campus to incr ease the pro- portion of Chicanos as well as a list or potential univerSitywide steps that could tie supported by Chancellor Daniel Aldrich. In addition to Curiel and other Mexican-American leaders on campus, the pi:oposed plan bas garnered support from the c,ban- cellor and from Vice Chancellor John Hoy, among others. , A random sampling of f acult.y members also indicated support for programs aimed at bringing in more Chicanos to the Irvine campus. The problem, as first outlined in the university task force re- port and later extrapolated to the campus level by Curiel, is that 3.8 percent of undergraduates, 1.4 percent of the faculty, and 8.2 percent of the non-academic personnel are Me xican - American. That compares to Mexican-Ame ricans making up 17 percent of the state's popula· tion. Compared to other minorities. particularly within Orange Coun- ty, Chicanos have the lowest pro· portional degree of representa- tion at UCI , according lO Curiel 's statistics. UCI students are 3.8 percent Mexican-American. 3.7 percent black. and 5.2 percent oriental. Orange County population is 11 .3 percent Chicano .. 7 percent black and 2. 7 percent oriental. This indicates a clear deficien· cy in Chicano students, contends Curiel. H.e is backed in the opi- nion by Joaquin Sanchez. as· sociate director or the UC I counseling center. and Manuel. Gomez. assistant director of the 'campus Educational Op- portunities Program <EOP >. <See CHICANOS, PageAJl 'Secret' CoUnty Joh Rating Told To N orth Korea U.S. Delivers Nuclear Threat WAS HINGTO N (AP ) - Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger , in a new warning to North Korea. says use or tactical nuclear weapons "would be .carefully considered" in event of a new invasion of South Korea. Schlesinger underscored his warning by ack nowledging publicly that the United States 5 Jailed Youths Sue Gates has tactical nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea. ''If circumstances were to re· quire the use of tactical nuclear weapons ... ! think that that would be carefully considered," Schles- inger said at a news conference Friday. He noted at the same time that ·'the ground Jorces balance in the Korean penins ula is not un- satisfactory ,'' indicating he believes a North Korean attack could be repelled by coMentionaJ weapons. Schlesinger's warning to North Korea accompanied his dis· ·closure that the Russians have started deploying three powerful new types of interconUnental ballistic missiles. and that two of them carry multiple warheads which can be aimed at separate targets. LOS ANGELES (AP> -A class action suit filed in U.S. Dis· trict Court Friday by five youths claimed they were placed in ex- tended isolation under ar bitrary rules set by sheriff's deputies at the main Orange County jail in Santa Ana. The defense secretary also s aid recent long-range Soviet missile tests into the.Pacific indicate the Russians are improving the ac· curacy of their ICBMs, a key MODERN-DAY.. COUNTERPART OF 'CALIFORNIOS VIEJOS' ROW OUT TO PILGRIM History Conti\ Alive As Replica Of Dana's Vessel Arrives In Old California Port Named as defendants in the suit were Orange County sheriff Brad Gates and William Wallace. chief of jail operations at the j ail. . technology in which the Ru ssians ·are believed to have trailed the United States. Pentagon officials are con· cemed the Russians may be in position by the early 1980s to threaten a fi rst-strike surprise knockout of U.S. missil es if the Soviets deploy large numbers or big new missiles armed with thousands of accurate a nd ·powerful nuclea r warheads. Life on Coast The suit, fil ed by two pre-trial detainees a nd three youths awaiting sentencing, charged that the sheriff's department engages in a continuous pattern of mental a nd physical harass· ment and abuse of pre-trial de- tainees and convicted prisoners. Refugee Tackles Freeway The youths charged the condi- tions at the jail were designed to "break their spirit and reduce them to human automatons." ' The plaintiffs in the suit were Craig Lee Abshier, J ames Cham· bers Lovett, Raymond Fred Garcia, Steve William Hondo. John.Edward Piccerello and "all others similarly situated." They said in their suit there are about 900 m e n and women prisoners in the jail, many of them awaiting trial. The suit claimed the youths were placed in isolation for between fiv e and 30 days for rule violations which included "un- lawfUI smoking" in the jail and failing to obey a deputy's order. · Referring to Soviet progress in the past six months. Schlesinger said the Russ ians have deployed 50 SS19 missiles which have been •tested with six warheads apiece, ·ten SS17 missil es which carry four warheads and ten SS18 mis- siles with single warheads. <See story A4. > . Sp eed Limit Bill Ad vances SACRAMENTO (AP > -A three-year extension of the 55 - mile-an-hou r speed limit in California coasted through the slate Assembly Friday. The limit, imposed in late 1974 because of gasoline shortages, is due to expire in California on June30. By HILARY KAYE Of tlle O.ily Plltll SUH Hieng Heng hopped on a rusty, dilapidated bicycle and began pedaling to his new job. The only problem was. Heng took the only route he knew from Newport Beach to Santa Ana - the Newport Freeway. The 34-year-old Cambodian re- fu gee had ridden as far as the Dwyer exit on the freeway before being brought to a halt by a California Highway Patrolman, who.s,potted the.srl)all man pedal· ing alongside speeding autos. Heng speaks no English, but was carrying a card explaining who he is and that he is staying with the Robert Leith family in Newport Beach. After Heng slipped away un- noticed in the early morning, the Leiths contacted four police de- partments and told them to be on the lookout for a small Cambo- dian man riding a bicycle. They TWO ftAMILI El'......Togethcr in Newport Beach home they share are (from lelt> Jim Leilh, BUl Leith, Carolyn Leith, Dob Leith, ' ................... Sharon Leith (front>. Barbara IAtth, Vantha Heng, 4. Vnnarith Heng, 18 moo(hs, Lieng Heng and Hieng llcn&. also scoured the suriace streets in vain. Heng was taken to a Santa Ana police station, where he was picked up by Leith and taken to his tempor a ry job as an as· sembler at a speaker plant in San~a Ana. The Cambodian refugee later said through an interpreter he re- alized somethin g was wrong because people kept staring at him as he rode. But, he said he believed he was supposed to take the bicycle to work because he had been shown the route the day before by car . He also said he did not want to bother anybody by hitching a ride in a car. Heng still rides to work on a bike -this time a newer model. But now he travels the eight-mile route along Red Hill A venue and other surface streets. It takes him 45 minutes but he says he's happiest doing it that way because it lets him feel in- dependent. Heng. his wife, Lieng, and two sons, Vantha. 4, and Vanarith, 18 months, have been in Newport two weeks and win remain with (SeeREFUGEES,PageA3) HE WOULDN'T PLEDGE HELP Pilgrim Ac t s Out Historic Dana I.anding She barely made 1t and if it happened t he s ame way HO year s ago -minus honking horns. rescue boats, sirens and welcoming committee of other vessels -· one of America's greatest nautical yarns might have been lost a t sea. Pilgri m . the 20th Century replica of the sailing s~ip ~hat William Henry Dana sailed into what today is Dana Point Harbor, limped into port Friday, tired and powerless. She beat her way into the wind much or the way from Portugal on a long voyage to her ultimate port in San Pedro. The Pilgrim took in canvas off the entrance to Dana Ha rbor about 4 p.m. and then made an ignominious last leg into the pic- turesque port named for her long-ago c rewman. A few hundred pers o ns gathered above and around Dana Point Ha rbor t o witn ess ceremonies welcoming the vessel car rying a 20-person crew of men and women en rout~ to San Pedro. There she will become a part of Ports-of-Call Village. Traffic jammed the Dana Pbint Harbor area for Friday's occasion , which included a re· enactment of the loading of cattle hides thrown from cliffs above by Indian workers. The pageant was described step-by-step over a public ad- dress system to highlight the hoopla, which was' somewhat marrea when Pilgrim's diesel eniine failed. Sb~ was tovJtd into port by on Orange Couriiy Harbor Depart- ment launcAI to rest overnight before saillag off lor a call at s.n at~a IINand en route to Sin P ro • Th a imacUc arrival 1 ~t spir\tB 9' ~e who broqbt .the rim rt-om Portugal &.o..today '1 Alla Calllomla wodd of f asl·f ood outlets and souvenir ahopS al Ports-of-Call VlllaKe. "We dld it the same way they did lt, with th• same ahlp and the aarne gear, so we had to work like Oana," d~lares one crewman. Leading Officials .Graded By GARY G RANVILLE 01111• O~ily Piiot Sutt Probation Officer Margaret Grier finished al the bottom of the class among Orange County department heads whose jol> performances were recently eval uate d b y Cou nty Ad · minis trative Officer Robert Thomas. On a scale of one to fi ve, Miss Grier was rated 2.7 on the con· fidential job evalu ation sheets re- cently sent by Thomas lo the five county supervisors. In a cover letter. the CAO said his judgment of department heads' performances was based on his own observations, staff views. reports and the depart· menl's per forman ce. The proba tion officer drew · poor marks for what Thomas called constantly demanding more staff and county resources. She also drew criticism for purportedly failing lo participate in minority hiring programs and for allegedly catering to special groups . Thomas said Miss Grier's personnel policies "require con- formance and harass those who rock the boat.'' Only one other department head failed to earn the 3.0 rating Thomas described in hi s teller as standard. Building Services director Joe Smisek, who is scheduled to leave his job this summer . earned a 2.8 on his job evaluation sheet. Heading the class was En· vironmental Management Agen· cy d}reclor George Osborne. He rated a 4 .4 fo r . among other thin gs , being what Thomas described as .. an innovator and implementor." Next hi g h e s t in the job performance rating derby was Airport Director Robert Bresnahan who drew a4.2 gradc. The CAO 's r eport called Bresnahan 's noise control pro· · gram al Orange County Airport outstanding and praised his light budgetary controls. Next in line among the top finishers was Orange County Medical Center director Robert White, with a mark of 4.1. White drew praise for his abili· ty to "work the narrow line between county responsibility and the UCI Medical School." Other high finishers on the rat· ing scale were Mental Health director Edwin Klatte (4.0 ), General Ser vices Agency direc- tor Cuba Morris (4.0 ). Real Property Services director <SeeGRADES, PageA2) "'l•nther Mostly sunny aft er mornlng1 clouds disappear. High$ will bcin the70s, low tonight in SOS. , l ~S ID£ TODAY TN! Co1ta Mesa Pobce Deport· m~t as conducting trpgrimnital clone• to produce bilinguoJ of· /icera. Story. photo page A4. Index J ' A 2 DAIL y PILOT Remains Adrift o·n Boat TAMPA, f1a. CUPI) -When the fishing boat saw the Grace A. Ghislaine, it was tossing in the swells or the gulf. Tattered rem· nants of a sail Cluttered from its stubby mast. · The captain took his fishing boat alongs ide and sent a m an aboard. He began bailing out the half-swamped sailboat and as the water on the deck lowered, bones appeared. · The Warrior 11 docked here Friday, with the 27-foot Grace A1 Ghislaine on its deck. On her decks bad been found three coins, two wristwatches. a fJSbing net ,and two skeletons, picked clean by birds and bleached by the Caribbean sun. ~ l Warrior II found h 65 miles northwes t of the ucatan peninsula, the end oI aimless 2,000-mile drift from artinique and another grim mystery of the sea. The coast g uard said in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday night that the Grace ~. Ghislaine a nd two men had bee n missing from Fort de France, Martinique, since April 12. The two men were not identified . Amin R ej ects Queen's Appeal NAIROBI. Kenya CP > -Re- jecting an appeal for clemency from Queen Eliazabeth, Ugan· dan President ldi Amin says a British lecturer must die for treason unless Foreign Secretary James Callaghan makes a personal visit to Uganda by Mon· day. Satun:lay, Jun• 21, 1975 GRADES ••• Slaalq Kra e (3.9) ud S«lal Services dlreetor Wllllarra Erickson (3.t>. Jmt a ao&eb below theal at a.e were CotaDty COUMel Aclrian Kuyper. Consumer Aft'-ain dine· tor Jim Shiminofl and Bert Scott, county personnel director. Alter that group, the com· ments noted on the evaluation sheets by Thomas became less enthusiastic. Agricultural Commissioner William Fttcheo, for example, ended up with a 3.3 and was said •·to fe~l persecuted regardin1 re- cognition and commensurate salary. issues of many years· standing.'' Purchas in g Agent Nate' Cherry. a 3.4, was praised for be· ing totally honest and having high integrity but was also said to be lacking in "broad manage· ment know how." County Health Officer John Philp als o drew a 3.4. Philp won ·praise for his handling of the re· cent inllux of Vietnam refugees at El Toro Marine Air Base and the county's takeover of farm labor camp inspections. But it was als o noted that general management at all levels of the Health Department "appears weak." Thomas' evaluations did not cover elected department heads on the ooint system used to grade those who are a ppointed. In his cover letter, though, he said, .. Except for current pro- blems in the Assessor's Office <scandal), I believe the elected departments are providing re· asonable service." One exception noted among his written comments was the Department of Education headed by Superintendent R o be rt Peterson. "This department is generally described accurately in the re· cent Grand Jury report," Thomas said. The jury report he referred to was highly critical of Peterson's department. No Surrender By Cornfeld LOS ANGELES (AP> -Millionaire playboy Bernard Cornfeld failed to surrender Friday on fraud charges, and a federal prosecutor said he would seek the one·time financial giant's extradi· lion from England. 1.r'---~ ----.......---. • -----....... .. -'-<~·-·'-· ~. Vanishing Breed? Dally Pl .. t Stalf ,.!!Oto Stephen Antonelli, 10, Redondo Beach. makes a friend at Laguna Beach 's Heisler Park. Chances for s uch meetings at the park a re being reduced by the relocation of the ground squirrels to Irvine. They are being trapped and moved in an effort to eliminate damage to the cliffs at the seaside park that is caused by the burrowing creatures. Services Set On Monday Funeral se rvices are scheduled Monday noon for Paul Russell Bradfield, 19, a former Huntington Beach resident who died Wednesday in Anchorage, Alaska, where he was employed. No exact cause of death has been determined, but informa- tion indicates Mr. Bradfield, who would have been 20 next month, was stricken with a heart seizure. 2 Kidnap Victims • Hopeful DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) -The U.S. and Dutch em· bassiesreceived more letters Fri· day from two U.S. students and a young Dutch woman kidnaped by Zaire guerrillas and said the three are in good health and that the let· ters give "renewed confidence" for their safe return. The U.S. Embassy said the let· ters, dated June 15, 16and17, are being given "immediate and urgent consideration" by the American ·and Dutch govern· ments, but refused to elaborate. It was Ute third group of letters received from Kenneth Stephen Smith of Garden Grove, and Car· rie Jane Hunter, Atherton, Calif., both Stanford University stu· dents -and Emilie Bergmann of Holland since their capture May 20 from a remote wildlife re- search station in wes tern Tanzania. Another American student, Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Arbor, Mich., was released six days later with a ransom note de· manding $500,000, arms, am· munition and the release of political prisoners. It said if the demands were not met within 60 days -meaning July 20 -the hostages would be killed. Tanzania so far has refused to meet the demands. But the U.S. undersecretary of state for African affairs, Nathaniel Davis, told a news con· ference at the end of a two-day visit to Tanzania that he believes tbe Tanzanian government and all other governments concerned in auempts to free the students share U.S. concern for them. D•il., PllOI Stall PllOto f 'rom IJ01"·11 IJude 1· Thi s is Spook, a m a l e Au stralian shepherd, who's housebroken , has a ll his s hots and l o\'CS kids. If yo.u 'd Ii ke lo adopt him, he s at the Laguna Bc<!ch SPCA, 20612 Lug una C<.1· nyon Road. Gurney Rehuf f TAMPA, Fla. <AP) -A federal j udge has r e fused lo acquit former Sen. EdwardJ. Gurneyon any of seven criminal charges in an alleged influe nce peddling scheme and ordered the defense to begin presenting its case Mon· day. • DELIVERY AVAILABLE at modest cost Assistant U.S. Atty. ~:J~!E~~;;ge (_iN_SH_oR __ T ) BACK YARD SALE -COSTA MESA STORE ONL y - plans lo surrender.•' Cornfeld'sattomeyhere,RogerCossack,said DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON CLOSE OUTS Cornfeld had decided to ignore the surrender ul· timatum and to fight extradition in British courts. 9 Art Returned NEW YORK <UPI) -After40 years two elder· ly widows have gotten back a million-dollar paint- ing by El Greco. thanks to the efforts of the FBI and Spanish investigators. The painting, "The Assumption of the Virgin," was returned Friday to donas Carmen and Manuela Fagalde Herce, the widows of its original owners, Ezequiel and Juan Bautista Selgas. It was s tolen from their home in Madrid in 1935 in the chaos of the Spanish Civil War. OIUlkP.• Hit EL CENTRO -Earthquakts continued to rat· Ue dishes and nerves for a second day Friday as three new quakes brought the two·day total to 20. There were no reports of damage. The heaviest quake Friday started with a sharp bump and con- tinued for several seconds giving res idents a long rolling sens ation. ' ~ .Jobless PGfl WASHINGTON -The Senate passed Friday a bill extending the right of jobless workers to get up to 65 weeks of benefits, after tying to it an extension of the $2,000 tax credit for home buyers. The tax credit, enacted in the tax-cut bill in March , originally applied to new homes which were started before March 26. The new provision would extend this to June 19. 2 Relea•ed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -Left-wing Mon· tonero guerrillas have released Juan and Jorge Born, brothers and heirs of a huge grain fortune and the kidnapers claimed Friday they had received a record ransom of $60 million. A member of the family said that Jorge, 41, was freed Friday at an underground press conference presided over by Montonero chieftain Mario Firmenich and Juan, 39, was released secretly 45 days ago. The relative declined to say wher e the brothers are now or give other details. lt'alla~e RUJU MONTGOMERY, Ala. -Despite earlier stale· ments that no formal announcement would be made until later in the year, Gov. George C. Wallace says he is running for president again and is urging his followers across the nation to ''help me finance my campaign." A form letter is being mailed to approximately one million voters who previously have made cam· paign contributions or have said they are willing to support the 55-year-old Alabama governor. I WASH!NGTON -President Ford is willing to •·ork with Congress on an energy bill but fee ls the n1euure passed by the House "just doesn't get there," White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen uld Friday. 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Hoy sajil the aim or getting Chicanos up to 17 percent at UCI is a "goal," not a quota. Quotas, he said, are restrictive. Similarly, Aldrich.. referred to it as a "target the university is shooting for." Since some other population groups s uch as whiles and orien- tals are overrepresented under the same criteria, wouldn't in· creasing the proportion of one group require the reduction or others? Hoy was asked. "No," said Hoy, "because the university is going to continue to grow. One direction we know we can grow is in the admission of the more unde rre presented groups in society." Many of the s teps aimed at in- creasing the number of Mexican· American students in the un- iversity require action by the board of regents. But some steps can be taken at the campus in Irvine. Programs suggested include special scholarships available. only to Mexican-American stu- dents, easing entrance require· ments for these students during a trial period of five years, step· ping up recruitment of Chicano students. and improving rela· tions with the Chicano com· munity. Others are keeping track of r acial inform a ti on about slu· dents and university personnel for statistical purposes, printing admissions information in Spanish and others. Special admission of students who for financial or educational reasons might not qualify for un- iversity admission has been stan- dard procedure for a decade. Four percent of UCI stude~ts come in under one of two special admissions programs. EOP is allocated two percent of enrollment for special ad· missions, the chancellor the other two. . r According to Hoy, a pon1on o the chancellor's two percent will be focused on getting more Chicano students. A main reason for the difficulty of Chicano recruitment, said Gomez of the EOP office, is cultural. Weather 8y Tiit ASMClttM ~· A cruy.qullt pattern of wind, "911, ~•In, floods Biid thrHI of lire covered tht nallon FrttJily. °'""911 was rtlatlvtly minor and Ioctl. The National WHt1141r S.rvl<• wtld there was N II In North Miami, Fla •• fire 1Nn9er over the en· lire stale of Ntw Mexico &nd floodi119 In Ille iMl~sl, northern Rocky Mount.ins and perts of "Te~~dreds of persons wtrt f0<ced from their h)mes fn northwHttrn M011tana wtlere severe tloodinQ de~IOl)ed from !Mttvy r•lns and • fast melt OI mountain snow. otflcl•ls said 11 swift e v•cuatlon awlded rttPttl· 11on of •flood dlsHter of 10 ye•rs aoo. when~• tl'lllll IO persons were kllltd. Tlll.lnderslorm\ continued from tht central llfalns to tht Wttstern GrH I Lakes, In II• southern ~la<hlans, along lht Gulf Cotil tnd Ille east c.oaslof FIO<ida. , An afternoon Florida Uorrn Ptllfd North Miami 'With quarttr·lnch hall. 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'·Many times, a Chicano stu- dent will be the first in his family to attend," be said. "You don't have the usual thing where the parents attended the university and, maybe, a brother or sister is attending so it is a natural choice for the high school student to make.· "Chicano children seldom get to make their own decisions. Their parents usually· make them. On the other hand, Anglo children often get to make their own decisions. "A lot of times, you have to talk to the family, especially with girls Who are going to live in dorms. Culturally, they a re not supposed to leave home until they are mar- ried," he added. Steps toward a solution, said Curiel, will take a dramtaic in- crease in UC I's relations with the Mexican-American community. Attempts will have to be made, he said, "to get the parents to realize that UCI is a place for Chicanos too.'' In the past, said Hoy, "it is ful- ly obvious that the way the Office of Relations With Schools has handled EOP recruiting has tended to be in an equitable way, as s pread amon g minority groups. "An equitable way has not been enough to reach Chicanos and encourage them at a lower level to complete high school. The dropout rate is higher among Chicanos than other groups." Chicanos, he said, mu.5t be r e- ached at lower public school levels to get them on a track aimed at a university education. While agreeing that something must be done about unde r - representation or Chicanos at UCI, Aldrich said , "I do not have the view that the university s hould reflect the population necessarily. Admission to the un- iversity should be based on academic criteria." "The university is charged with the responsibility of providing an education to the top 12 1/2 percent of students in the state." In dealing with racial issues. the university must walk a nar- row lirie between quotas, which are illegal, and policies favoring minorities to the exclusion of .other groups, which have been found unconstitutional in two re- cent court cases. But the law s uits involving the University of Washington law school and the UC Davis medical school probably will have no ef. feet on an attempt to increase Chicano enrollment at UCI. said However, if the percentage of special admissions aimed at Chicano students is increased. Hoy said, there may be some ramifications that the university general counsel .would have lo re- view." Those cases, he said, involved graduate schools and probably would have no bearing on under- graduate enrollments. "It is an enormously com· plicated issue," Hoy said. "In my own opinio", the University of California h as been overly simplistic in the way it interprets the educational quality of a can- didate for admission. "When you watch the EOP and the number of students who go on to graduate and professional school and do well, you cannot help but be impressed at the way students who did not meet the A to F requirements and test scores move on," he said, denying that an increase in special admissions might lower university academic standards. POLICE GRAB 'THE GR4BBER' GRETNA, La. (UPI) -Police called him "The Grabber" and he worked the parking lots in a New Orleans suburb for six months, sneaking up behind women and grabbing thelr breasts. Friday th~y arrested Randall Christopher Tobin, 29, of Kenner1 La., as a suspect in the ~ase ana charged hlm with 13 counts oC slmple battery. •·He Ollb' worked Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights," said Lt. Richard Rodri· quo of the Jefferson pariah •aberiff's om~. • ·.· \ SUPPORTS PROGRAM Vice Chancellor Hoy MAPS CHICANO PLAN UCl'a Ramon Curiel Valley School Foe Receives Warning _.) The' Garden Grove Unified School District has been cau- tioned not to use tax dollars to fight Fountain Valley's proposed Wlification. Deputy District Attorney William Evans, in a letter writ· ten Thursday, said he has "re- ceived complaints regarding violation of the state Education Code and the state Election Code.'' He said they include distribu- tion or handbill s given to children at school advocating a fight against unifi cation, as welf as a school principal 's newsletter ex- pressing the same view. But Rod McClain, assistant to the superintendent in Garden From Page A l REFUGEE. • the Lei01s until a permanent job can betocated. St. J ames Church of Newport Beach is sponsoring the family. Heng Ji ved in Phnom Penh and worked as a c h auffeur and mechanic in the American Em· bassy motor pool. The family fled ~ hundreds of other Cambodians and were flown to Bangkok and then to Camp Pendleton. Language has been a problem for the two families, but a com· bination of sign language and pa- tience has proven successful in most cases. "We didn't know until we met them that they spoke no English and very little Ftench," said Mrs. Leith. "My daughter, Carolyn, and I both speak a little French, and we thought we'd be able to mud- dle through with that," she said. "First I try in English. Then I try in s ign language. Next, I use my French. Finally. we both usually collapse in laughter," says Mrs. Leith, explaining her conversations with Mrs. Heng. Several members of the Khmer Solidarity Association of America, which has West Coast headquarters in Long Beach, have come to the Leith home to help translate. But soon the language troubles will ease because the Hengs are taking weekly English lessons. Mrs. Heng is learning from Mrs. Leith about American methods of cooking and cleaning and the two women share the cook ing chores for the 10 people now sharing the house. "So far, all American food has gone over well with the Hengs ex- cept pea soup," s ays Mrs. Leith. Diedrich Has Rationale For Freeze Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich has issued his ra- tionale for freezing all new hiring by the county next year unless each job is justified. The Fullerton supervisor said Friday the intent of the edict was lo improve departmental effi- ciency by requiring board ap- proval of every new employe re- quest. A similar freeze was applied during the past year, but thawed toward the end of the year. Supervisors did, however, reject a number of hirings they deemed unnecessary. "This action will give the board control over the number of l'mployes hired by the county throughout the year," Diedrich said. "This is a tough budget year and we hope the economy is leveling off," he added. "But in the meantime, we have to tighten the purse strings and tighten con- trol in every area that costs the tax pa yen money.'' Diedrich also noted that the move will give the county hiring procedures maximum visibility to the public and will not hurt conscientious county employes. "Legittmat~ reque~u for posl- Uon changes made' by dcpurt· ment heads can still be granted but the last resPonSiblU'y Is In the hands of the board oC. supervisors,'· he said. ; .. Grove, said the . district really has not violated any laws. "We are very careful about that,'' he said. Carl "Bud" Jones, leader of the Fountain Valley unification effort, brought the complaints t~ Evans' attention. Evans Friday declined to dis· cuss specifics of the matter, but said school districts are prohibit- ed by law from using tax funds to work for or against an issue. But Evans letter says, "I do not mean to imply that you or members of your administration have committed such acts. It is my intent that you be aware of this conduct a nd take whatever steps you can to insure that the violations do not continue." McClain said the handbills re- ferred to were produced and paid .for by the district's PTA CoWtcil .and he said the principal re- ferred to does have the right to stale his opinion in a newsletter. ~ .!.~state 'lVV o TV ~,, ~ FTS05 5749 The MARENGO Model GT838 s725 Saturday. June 21 . 1975 DAILY PILOT 3 Going BIU!k Angry Refugees Lash 'U.S. Lag' FT. CHAFFEE, Ark. (UPI) - The spokesman for 80 refugees who want to return to Vietnam said Friday the United States was deliberately delaying their repatriation. "The Americans want to play a game with us,'' said Le Minh Tan, 44, a leader of the group of refugees who demonstrated for eight hours because of a delay in their tran s Cer l o Camp Pendleton, the first step in re- patriation. The refugees broke up their de- monstration after post officials assured the m they would be flown to Pendleton on Tuesday, but said they would resume their protests if the flights are rescheduled. THE FLIGHTS originally had been scheduled for this week, but were postponed because the transport aircraft were needed to bring more refugees from Guam to the United States. The govern- ment has speeded up efforts to bring refugees to this country because it is typhoon season in the Pacific. "We are upset and we are mad. The American government is very rich and h as very, very many planes," said Tan. The demonstration did not up- set American officials who point- ed out the protesters were break- ing no laws, but it did upset some of the other refugees. Nguyen My, 44, a barracks leader and spokesman for a second group of about 20 Viet- namese, said the demonstrators were Viet Cong agents and asked they be separated from the other refugees. "THEY DO NOT represent the majority of the refugees in this FT480W Tor-OF-THE.UHi 5425 ICA 25" Dlegot1ol Dual .,.-ers GT729 s575 GT660R 25" DI04JOIHll REMOTE COHTIOL '· - camp," My said. •·we fear their action has affected our future rc- locatiop and we don't accept their actions. In my opinion, they are VC agents.·· 4 FromCoast Face Charges In Pot Cas e Four Orange Coast residents are among a group indicted by a San Diego federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to smug- gle more than a ton of marijuana into the U.S. from Mexico. Although no contraband was seized, Costa Mesa police said an aircraft operation was planned to bring marijuana from ranches in the vicinity of Ensenada to various Southland locations. Police said a ton of weed was in· \'olved. The suspects are free on $10,000 bail pending a July 10 pre· liminary hearing in U.S. District Court. Defendants are identified as Karen Herrin, 2164 Meyer Place Costa Mesa; Richard F. Plechner, 31 of 4542 Suite Drive. Huntin gton B each; Peter Donahue, 20 of 8632 Hatteras Drive, Huntington Beach; Gary Mellison, 47 of 10431 Greenbriar Road, Santa Ana ; Maurice R. Kogan, 33, whose Huntington Beach street address was not im· mediately available; Richard C. Main, 37 of Leucadia; Lamberto Zavalya, Tijuana and Harold Ewing. age and address un- available. ET353 5299 s559 GT708 s559 ,. .... .-.. ----~--- . A4 DAILY PILOT _, .. w' • ' Saturday, June 21. 18'1'5 Russia Deploys Missiles WASHINGTON CA P> - Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger said Friday Russia has started deploying th r ee powerful new inte rcontinental ballistic miss iles. two of them with multiple warheads. Schlesinger's report at a news conference indicated significant progress in new Soviet misslle deployments since last January. At the same time, Schlesinger said that recent Soviet long range missile tests into the Pacific showed that the Russians "are in the process of attaining" im- proved accuracy with their new family of missiles. He and other defense officials have expressed concern in the past that deployment of a large number of new accurate Soviet missiles armed with multiple warheads which could be aimed precisely at separate targets, could pose a knockout threat to U.S. missiles by the early 1980's. Schlesinger said "I find it dis- quieting'' that the Soviet Union RCfltfOll lriiri.e W6man To Study Otter By DOUG FRl~E Dt t11e o.ur f'lleuu" Instead of s leeping in and t ak· ing it easy on her vacation this summer, Janis Morris ot Irvine will be getting up at 5 a.m. and taking notes. The Turtle Rock resident has signed on with a research team led by Judson Vandevere of Stan· ford University which will spend part of the summer studying the California sea otter. It won't be a ll fun and)tames, she concedes, adding that "it will definitely be a working vacation. There is no way I ·u come back not more tired than when I left." .Mrs. Morris is paying about $500 to take part in the expedi· tion, put together by a non-profit firm that financed the research Crom the fees. ., ~; ~ ' • has been unable to see the mutual advantage of avoiding acquisi · lion of a major ability lo destroy an opponent's missiles in a sur- prise first strike. The sea otter, once thought to be extinct after extensive trap- ping in the 1800's, was found in small numbers when a road was opened between Monterrey and San Simeon in 1938. The herd, then estimated at 100. has grown to about 1,200. Comme rcial Ci shermen have charged that the expanding otter population is cutting into the human take of a balone, lobsters and crabs. O•lly Piiot St.II PllOte NO FUN, GAMES Vacationer Morris it wiJl be even worse than deplet- ing the land. I .. 0.lly Pilot St .. f Photo Orange Coast College swimming instruc· tor Pat McK_ay holds youngster by the hands during toddler swim lessons at the college pool. The OCC swim program is under way with the next registration date set June 28 from 9 a.m. to noon in the OCC gymnasium. Cost is $4 per stu- dent per session . Toddlers are $8 per session. Doctor Helped Others Fu1id iii Zubatsky Name to Assist M edico By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of Ule D•ilr Pilot S&aoff The man in the portrait has a genial. dimpled grin. while hair. twinkling blue eyes and a rather natty white moustache setting off a face that seems to show nothing but contentment. ··He knew he was living on bor· rowed lime. yet he concerned himself with how you felt and not on how he was fe ... ling," says an a ssociate. Death claimed Dr. David J. Zubatsky. 66, staff physician at Fairview Stale Hospital in February. after more than seven years working at the Costa Mesa facility for the handicapped. THE PEDIATRICIAN from Tustin underwent major surgery 10 years ago in Wisconsin, retir· • ing from active practice and quitting the medical faculty of the University of Wisconsin to re· cuperate. He came to Orange County and when his health improved, he joined Fairview's staff to minister to the mentally re- tarded and sever ely physically handicapped . but was stricken again with recurrent cancer. Shortly before his time came, he asked that money which might be spent on floral remem- brances by friends and as· sociates be given instead to their favorite charities or community service agencies. A CONTINUING MEMORIAL fund, however, to carry on the work of the pediatrician who de· voted long, extra hours to treat· ing desperately handicapped children -even as he himself was d yi ng -was announced Thursday. Funds are now being collected forthe David J . Zubatsky Award, a joint project between Fairview State Hospital and the UC Irvine College of Medicine where he was on the clinical staff of the Department of Pediatrics. He also taught UC I under- graduate students affiliated with Fairview through the UCI Social Ecology Department and in·· structed medical students and pediatric resident doctors as· signed to Fairview. CONTRIBUTIONS to the fund will finance an annual stipend to a UC I School of Medicine resi· dent who has shown special in· terest and contributions m the field of developmental dis- abilities. They may be sent to the Dr. David Zubatsky Memorial Fund. UCI, in care of Pat Jones "H ow can one adequately describe a man who was so in Jove with life and all it encom· passed?," says Angie O'Donald R.N .. who is ward coordinator on Ward 12 at Fairview, where Dr. Zubatsky did much of his work. Worsening illness finall v forced him to quit not long before he died. "IN HJS APPROACH to clients he always 'ntilized his Judaeo- Cbristian background," says Fairview's Physical Develop- ment Program Director,· who describes the man devoted to handicapped hospital clients as a great but humble humanitarian. "He believed God was con- cerned about each and every one of their lives. Dr. Zubatsky felt their stay here on earth should be as happy and comfortable as possible. He worked many hours overtime." Dr. Duanccontinued. ''He felt it was his responsibili- ty to be there when they needed someone.'' An Underworld Hit? OAK PARK, Ill. (AP) -Crime syndicate leaders, fearful that ailing Sam ·Mo mo' Giancana would barter their secrets for his freedom , may have ordered him silenced with an underworld hit. investigators theorize. G1ao.-eana, 65, onetime wheelman for Al Capone who rose to command Chicago's syn- dicate, took fi ve bullets in the neck and one in the mouth as he I fried an Italian snack of spinach and sausage Thursday night. The food hadn't even burned when Giancana 's 81-year-old manservant found him slumped on the kitchen floor. An armored door of the otherw isc modest sub- urban home was found ajar. Police said the assassin pro- bably was known and trusted by the dapper Giancana, a consort of singer Phyllis McGuire and Real Devotion S isters Rush to Man's Side ORLANUO. Fla. (AP) -Two Britis h sisters have traveled J,400 miles to t ry to save the life of a brother they haven't seen in 12 years. One wi ll give him a kidney and the other is here as a standby. "I s ure am lucky," said Charles Gaster. 50, as he be~med and hugged his s isters upon their arrival Friday night. For nearly two ye.srs, Gaster kept his kidney disease a secret from his sisters. Vera Jenner, 52, and Audrey Taffe, 49, of Kent, England. But they became suspicious of band-aids they noticed in pie· tures he sent home, learned the marks were due to treatment on a kidney machine and soon de· dded on a trans-Atlantic kidney transport. Before the i;i!'llers were ap· proved as donor!,, tissue samples wtre lalren in England, and de- livered to an Orlando ho6pital by an aJrhot' pilot. The i.ist.-n uid they d id not learn whose kidney bad ' been ebosen unUJ they ar-rl"-4 In Orlando. te far, doctors have dttlded Mrs. Jenner's kidney is the bel· ter match for Gaster. The opera· tion is set July 3 at F1orida Hospital. "In case something should happen and Vera's kidney can't be used, then they'd both be here," said Gaster, who suCCers from nephritis, a toxic infection that results in kidney failure. "We've always been close and kept in contact. Their decision came as a s urprise, although I know if they had known about It sooner, they'd have done it sooner. "1 just didn't want too many people worried about it. I thought it would be impossible to get them out here financially, but we managed to rake the money together-our children provided the money.'' Gaster left England 17 years ago to work Cor a British motor company In Florida and Louisiana before opening a service station In DeLand seven years ago. He eave up the station two years 110 and moved here to be closer to the llfe.gjving kidney machine at Florid a Hospital. • t owner of gambling palaces in Havana before Fidel Castro's takeover in Cuba. Sen. Frank Church <D-Idaho), chairman of the committee prob- ing the Central Intelligence Agency, said he would give "no credence" to any speculation of CIA involvement in Giancana's death. The mobster was to appear before the committee next week. Some reports said he was in- volved in a CIA-backed plot to kill Castro. Church. noting Giancana was also set to testify before a federal grand jury in Chic ago, speculated that underworld fi gures may have decided to be certain he would keep silent. Some law enforcement of· ficials agreed. Giancana agreed in December· to testify before a f~al grand jury. He was grante'3 immunity from prosecution and promised that he would not be asked ques· tions on events before January 1972. But Peter F. Vair a, head of the Justice Department strike force on organized crime here, said the government was developing a perjury case against Giancana in connection with his replies to questions about his activities in Mexico. The government immunity did not extend to the perjury charge. Vaira was one of two govern· ment agents who went to Me~co to investigate Giancana's a~­ tJviUes. The mobster went Into self ·imposed exile in Mexico after completing a two.year prison term for refusing to testily before another !ederal grand jury. The defense secretary said he wished the Russians showed .. more restraint" in moving toward such a "contraforce" ability. which he and others have warned wou ld increase the risk of nuclear w<.ir. At the same time, Schlesinger said bluntly that "we would not allow our position to become secondary.'· Schlesin~er reported that the Russians have deployed 50 SS19 missiles, each of which has been tes ted with s i x multipl e warheads (MIRVs). The deploy- ment of this missile continues, Schlesinger said. Serli11 g Faces H e art S urger y ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP> - Rod Serling, science fiction writer and television producer, is scheduled to undergo open heart surgery next week. A spokesman for Strong Memorial Hospital said Serling, 50, is tentatively scheduled for surgery around midweek. The spokes man said it would be a coronary bypass operation to improve the blood supply to the heart. Doctors said hjs condt-. lion was "very satisfactory." The California Department of Fish and Game, according to a statement by Vandevere, plans to apply for federal permission lo restrict the range of the sea otter. Worries about the effect of the sea otter on ocean life, he con- tends, are "complicated and emotional and based on too few facts." Getting the facts together is the purpose of the summer research. Mrs. Morris was attracted to the project, s he says, "because I 've always been interested in marine biology. This will give me an opportunity to see it from a layman's stage without spending eight years in college first." The job, she says, will be "gel· ting up early in the morning to watch them. We'll watch what they are eating, what they are do- ing.'' The 29-year-old travel agent said she has never seen a sea ot· ter outside Marineland, but saw the expedHion as a way lo further her environmental interests. "I take environmentalism pre- tty seriously," she said. "I think that i! t he oceans are destroyed, "IC you asked my friends, they would have to say yes, she's a militant environmentalist .. " Despite the long hours-dawn lo dusk-she says, "I can't im- agine it won't be an interesting experience. I'm sure I'll learn t hings, Crom . sheer osmosis if nothing else. I would think that the more you put into it, the more • )'OU get out.'' Educational Expeditions In- ternational, the non·profit group behind the project; she said, "tries to make it clear that t hese are not vacations. You are work- ing." The sea otter research, she says, seemed less strenuous than some others which, in addition lo the scientific duties, include such sidelights as rappe lling down cliffs to get lo the site. Maybe next year, she says, she'll pick a more arduous ex· pedition. Meanwhile, awaiting the August departure dale, she is brushing up on the sea otter by reading thick sheaves oC scien- tific papers. Some o f the language is a bit obscure to the layman, she says, adding, "a lot of the words just make you lean back and scratch your head." FUR STORAGE Teamwork. 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If you're in the market for a real estate loan, why not give them a call? 644-8824 Is the number. Calll Newport &,uity~ • AVCO f'.INANCtAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT C&NTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CAl,..IFORNIA 92eeC) ~ I J Few Vines Can Match This One There ere tew vines that can match the color show of Bougaln- viJleas. With n long, long bloom- ing 1euon, they grow and flower spectac~larly in m nny part." of .California -from desert regions to coastal gardens. Bougainvilleas a re evergreen and practically everblooming, l oo. They perform especially well when planted against a warm, s unny walJ, or under pro- tective eaves on lhe south side of the house. • Bush form Bougainvilleas such as the vibrant red Crimso~ ~ewell"l8_re excellent for featuring in containers -or as low-growing s hrubs to highlight the landscape. In marginal areas, where tem- peratures may pose a threat growing Bougainvilleas in porta: ble tubs enables the gardener to move them into a protected spot. This H elper Really Works Like a Dog CHICAGO (UPI > __: If she couJd vote, April would be the perfect Chicago Park District employe. She keeps the trees pruned in . the district's GilmJr Nursery in' the city's north s uburbs, angrily digs out d a nd elions and works for free. In short, April works like the dog she is -a 4().pound, golden-coated mongrel. saturday, Jun• 2 t , 1975 DAILY PILOT • A 5 R11re R11(lisl1 UPI Telet)hOIO Craig Stocks , of P ekin, Ill., holds up a double-fruited red radish, enoug h to tantalize the taste buds of any r adish connoisseur. Craig, who plucked it fresh from his garden, cannot confine his emotions to mere looking as he prepares to attack the de licious deli ght dangling beforehim. Cover Bare Slopes F eed ._ Core Ready Lawn For Summer Th~re's nothing more willing than a lawn in spring. The weather is favorable, and normally, wfnter rai n s h ave spurred lush growth - for several weeks. Then comes summer -a long, dry season in s unny California . The application of a s ummer mulching of peat moss, wood bark product, or a s pecially. formulated top dressing for existing lawns, will reduce the t hreat to a beautiful lawn by the hot, dry s eason. The soil is better prepared for drought and easily takes- up moisture and food. The mulch, in fact, helps conserve water. An un- prepared lawn will dry out faster, can become compacted -resulting in a lack or penetration by water. By mid· summer at the latest, the lawn has lost its spring- fresh look. holes to hold them open -and water frequently. Top dressing with or- ganic materials, pre- viously mentioned, will lay th~ gr oundwork for a healthy soil surface and freedom fro m future compaction. Water a lawn deeply and regularly during the summer months. Some gardeners choose to feed (lightly ) each month, others elect to do so every three months. W eek e nd Garde ning Ch ecklist • Water lawns deeply. Avoid hand sprinkling as you seldom get the water down deep e n ough , where it be longs. •Stake and tie Tomato plants to keep them from sprawling on the ground. THE SITUATION isn't bleak. Today's compact- ed lawn can be tomor-row's C{lrpet of green. •For your vac ation Beg, re nt or purchase a checklis t. include a list coring tool and spike the of s pecific ins tructions c o mpact e d ar e a s for yo ur garden car e thoroughly. If the entire while you're away. This lawn area is in need of it will s ave time and cf. you may prefer renting a fort; and will help insure power-driven renovator that upon your return, or .Aerator. It will save the garden and lawn will tim and labor; your bejustasyouwantthem nurs n is a good to be. . source of 1 formali<?n.on · •Brighten your garden h~w .to pr . eed. 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Jn fact, ir you'll use a Pool-Sweep automatic pool cleaner to ct...::10 and clean your pool u ntil it'~ ~par­ kling a nd gleaming every day for a month ... and i[ you're still not satisfied, you will receive an instant service fee refund from Arneson Product~. Inc. How's tt\at for confidence! Arn eson knows what a superior job the m iraculous Pool-Sweep automa tic pool cleaner does. And Arneson knows you'll want to USC it roreve'f-. That's why Arneson Products, Inc .. a s ubsidiary of Castle & Cooke, Inc., one of the world's leading cor- porations, can su pport this fantastic offa. •Not including tax or normal installation cost of $25.00. "April is the real star out here," said nursery manager Delbert Siebert, who owns April. "She'~ just one or those very in· teJ.ligent dogs, she just followed us around when we were working and she fi gured out how to do it herself." Success in transforming bare slopes into areas of beauty is based primarily on two things ; good advice on plant varieties and carefu l pla nting: Plant materials should be adapted to local climaxes and re- quire a minimum of main- tenance. tough. The low-growing cver- gret!n is an attractive cover - ~ven on s lopes of freeway plant· in gs. Durable Rock Rose features a s preading growth' habit and textured folia ge: dunng·thc process. Transvaal Daisies A coring tool removes · I - - - - - -- -- - -I a plug of soil and leaves •BI o o m c d . o ut I ~ I So now April runs about prun- ing trees. When s he sees an of- fending branch, s he s imply jumps up and rips it off with her teeth. H a r bor View Club Selects Officers the ground open to admit Delphiniums should be ~ la water and food. Brush or cul back within a few 1·n· I I Gardenias, Azaleas and other mois ture-loving plants aren't re- commended for pla nting on slopes. Some Junipers -ground hugging types -are ideal on slopes, while othe rs of this hardy clan look out of place. Pool Sweep '~1 CM · 613 swee p sand into these ches of the ground. I I r.:=::::=:=:=:=:====1:::=====--=======::::-1 Manufactured bv Arrn.:so n Pro<lucb, Inc. A 'ub-1di..1ry of C.isllc SI c. .......... In... And since Siebert told April that dandelions are a "no-no," the dog prowls about the nursery angrily ""4iffing out the weeds and d\gging them out of the ground. IN CER TAI N CLI MATES cr eeping M a n za nit a i s a possibility for attractively cover- ing slopes. It features small glossy leaves and red berries. Once establish ed, it requires very little attention . Harbor View Hills Garden Club's board luncheon was held at the hom e of out-going Presi- dent, Mrs. Colbert Fine and the schedule of the coming year 's events was discussed. GLASS HOBBYIST md -toctwen How does she compare with the six-man crew working for Seibert? "Well," says Siebert, "she t.res quicker but s he works faster ... and the price is right." Baccharis is as beautiful as it's· New officers for the coming year are Mrs. Donald Yahn, pre- sident; Mmes. Donald Smith and Richard Spooner, vice presi· d e nts ; Lawrence Jones, secretary and William Hickey, treasurer. -................... . -•s--.. o,..._ ............. , .. , ..... ....-.-.-.~·· .. ..,... _ ........ ~,.,,_"~I .. ·-·· -·i.,i ......... UMUI Cactus Featured At Flower Show The widely held belief s how will continue that cactus grows only in· through July 6. Hours desert r egions is a are 9 a .m . lo 5:30 p.m. fallacy, accord ing to daily, and 10 a.m . to 5 :30 nurserymen who are p.m .onSundays. participating in the In· Leisure World may be ·ternational Flower and reached via the E l Toro Garden Expo s ition Road exit on the San which continues daily at Diego Freeway. Leisure World, Laguna Hills . There is no ad-F un a nd Flair mission charge . 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Maybe there is a blank corner in your patio or a dull view from an important window. A hanging basket of bright blooms may be the answer. Hanging baskets are easy to make and grow, s o come to one of our three locations and· learn the tec hniques-for free-from the experts. BASKET DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE Roger's Gardens Newport Center •.•..... Daily 10:00 A.M. 12:00 Noon . 2:00 P.M. 4:00 P .M .. Roger's Gardens Costa Mesa ............ Daily JO:OO A.M. 2:00 P.M. Roger's Mi ssion Viejo Gurdens .......... Daily 2:00 P.M. To help you· ge t started on the construction of your baskets, Roger's Gardens offers the follow· ing ,. JUNE SPEOt\L 1 · 14 inch Wire Basket Both (Round or Wall) .......... Reg. $3.25 for 1 Bag Sphagnum Moss •... Reg. $3.25 ss.oo A $6.SO Value for $5.00 - %301 Sin Jo1quln mll!J Rd. Ntwport Bt-ach, 9Z600 714-640-5800 2'742 Cbrlstaot1 Or. Mil Ion Vltjo. CA 9!615 714437·7811 mt Fairview Rd. 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What alarms most 1& why within a selected 1roup -those academlcally qualified for the University ol California -ao many students require SUbJect A "to a.a.sure a level of competence in writ- ten En&lisb essential to satisfactory pro- greas as a University student" (UC Davls General Catalog). Must Colle ges Teach Writing? . ) Subject A has been Mround for most oC this century and is regarded as on albatross by students who must take the s~ialized instruction without credit - and also must pay a special fee. For Karl Zender, supervisor of Subject A ins~ction at Davis, the fiaures are disconcertiog. ''Yes, it is frightening," he said, "when you think that out of a select group <UC admissions) this high a percentage would need this kind ol us- sistance." '-naUonwide study 1n 19'72 lnvolvln1 buSinesa, industry, profeu&onal scbools a.rid government agencies showed a hlgh level of written expreaaJoa deficiency -· a deficiency preventing promotions, ac· cording to Isaak. their unlveraJty edocation. U their con- cern with organizaUon. clarity, correct- DMI in written expreealom eods alter they have Jett their English courses, their wriUng will det.ertorate. .. Proficiency can only be achieved if competence in expository writing ls ex· pec:ted in all courses where writing is done." aomethin1 that should be attained Jn blab school and not be made part of a un- iversity curriculum. laaok responded tn his report that there is no way for a university to dis- count the more than one-third or its en· terlng freshmen who need Subject ~ to gjve them writing skills for collegiate Subj~t A admiJ11strators agonize over it suggesting the course has proved its worth and ought lo be part or the regular curriculum. Zender agrees with those who suggest today's college generation is a product of a television age, in wbich reading was subverted by viewing. The Subject A program Involves an academic quarter empbwdne gram· mar, punctuation, syntax, spelling and coherency. Jn its 1975-78 bud1et proposal, the un· iversity asked for state fWlding to rld lt of the need of a spedal $45 fee. Fee re- venue has been used to meet slightly less than hall of instructional costa. The other hall has come Crom general fund expenditures. survival. d ts .. .. As lone as we admit. these .stu en • he wrote, r. Jet us recogruze then deficien· cy as a reality of American culture and modify our concept of the 'idea of a un- iversity• to accommodate courses for the marginally literate without the penalUes ot 'no credit' and extra Cee." Compositional concerns are the r.,. And then there's the controversy over who is to blame for writing deficiencies of <.'<>liege students. "The best way to learn to write is by reading, and it doesn't make much dif- ference what you read." Zender also believes that the level or emphasis on writing in the high schools and general shifts in cultural evaluation or writing ha ve an effect. ThU.arlicLe u from Spedalor,.o pubUca· tion of the Univerlity of California .at DatM. The governor's response has been to reduce the Subject A requeat by $431,815, with the advice that UC seek alternate solutions for state support. Among re· commendations were that UC offer non- credit remedial instruction through University Extension (f\lllded by student fees), as is done at Riverside, or that ad· 'mission be made contingent upon pass- ing the English comJ>C)6ition test of the college entrance examination. Zender said Subject A will expand next fall to include a section for immigranUl and for those in this country who speak English as a second languag~. There also will be an attempt, he said •. to set aside sectioos for students m the biological and physical sciences wh? can gain greater motivation by combining their writing with subject interest. THE FACT IS that 51.5 percent of last fall's entering freshmen on UC cam- puses were deficient enough in writing skills t o require remedial training though the figure was45.Spercent. asons for other courses on campus, said Isaak. In addition to several recommenda· tions for improving composition within the English department, Isaak recom- mends that all university departments be concerned with composition. On a campus-by-campus comparison, Davis fares best, with 39.4 percent of last fall's new freshmen (1,122 or 2.846 total admissions) academically herded into Subject A. The high was 6'7 percent at Riverside, and other percentages were Irvine, 59.6; Berkeley, 43.2; Los VC'S CONCERN over s hortcomings in written expression is longstanding. In a recent comprehensive report or com- position courses and needs on the Davis campus, W. Georg Isaak, chairman of the faculty senate's Subject A commit· tee, related 1955 studies at Berkeley that showed 21 percent of term papers and es- say examinations of 594 upper division students were judged deficient. Al Santa Barbara in the 1960s nearly one-fourth of freshmen and sophomore students who met Subject A requirements upon en- trance, and did not have to take the course, failed Subject A standards in an essay final in a general education course. He wrote in his report, "Since profi- ciency in writing can only be attained through practiced competence, it cannot be achieved on a universitywide scale without the cooperation of all depart- ments and colleges of the university. Another idea is to incorporate Subject A into regular English lA and lB instruc· Uon. ''We want to be less monolithic ... and develop different sections for different audiences." Zender concludes that students today are more willing than their predecessors to recognize their writing shortcomings and to seek out writing clinics and special instruction. He finds i! ~atisCy~ng also that the quality of wntmg skills germinating in elementary and high schools is of increasingly more interest to t~e general public. · Anlleles. 53.6; San Diego, 52.3; Santa Barbara, 64.7, andSantaCruz,42.4. Berkeley registered the only decline - down from 44.3 percent in fall 1973 - while all other campuses showed a de- cided rise. "MOST STUDENTS take one or t~o courses in composition, usually early in ZENDER AND Isaak attempted to ob- tain two units of credit for Subject A but r eport being turned down by the ex- ecutive committee of the College of Let· ters and Science, on grounds that the in- struction is remedial and that literacy is Fire Under Eagleton By JOSEPH A. LASTEUC WASHINGTON -Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton (D-Mo.) s mokes cigarettes ........ too many. by his own description -but yesterday he com· plained the government was bent on interfering with his private life a nd that of any other smoker. A provision in a Senate bill under consideration directs the Consumer Product Safety Commission to set industry standards for a cigarette that ~ill extin~uish itself. That's going too Car, in the senator's opinion, and in his · disgust he suggested some ideas for producing a self· extinguishing cigarette. To wit: -AN INTERLOCK ash tray in which every cigarette is. equipped with a trailing wire that must be plugged into an ash tray before the cigarette can be lighted. An inverse airbag de- vice operating on the princi- ple that combustion cannot take place in the absence of oxygen. As soon as the cigarette is lit an airbag on the cigarette pack im- mediately sucks all the air out of the room, thus ext- inguishing the blaze and, un- fortunately. the occupants of the room as well. -A DEVICE based on the notion that cigarette fires, like oil fires, can be extinguished through an explosion. Each cigarette is loaded with a small explosive charge that goes off when the ash reaches three inches Crom the end. The dental lobby would no doubt support this plan. -Criminal penalties for anyone who smokes in bed, unless it is a water bed. -Making cigarettes out of nonburning materials instead of tobacco -sand, for in- stance. -,Standards requiring 100 percent sampling at the factory, thus assuring that all cigarettes are burned to the end as soon as they roll ofI the assembly line. -A se lf -destruct mechanism in each cigarette pack that would be triggered by the cash register ringing up the sale. Everybody would gain -the tobacco industry maintains sates, the smoker's health is unimpaired and the eoasumer gd,s the reward of knowleg he ts contributing to a healthier economy. -''Whatever the testers do come up with," Eagleton said, "'I'm sure the govern- ment will persist in its efforts to help us poor, inept citizens live our lives the way we should, if only they show us the way," Joseph A. Lastelic is Washington correspondent for the KafU(U City Star, from which thi3 article ts taken. The Earnings Gap Gets Wider By DAVID R. FRANCJS BOSTON -One of the most dangerous and uufair side effects from the current serious r e· • cession is that it is undoubtedly widening the gap between the rich and poor in the United States. Actual statistics on 1974 and 1975 will not. be available for more than a year. But. AFL·CIO economist Arnold Cantor forecasts: "You can expect a rat.her sharp worsening in the distribution of income. .. "There will be a fairly sharp drop in the stiare of income held by the poorest 40 percent of the population. When you have a shrinking income pie, it shrinks most for the poorest." THE LATEST figures on the total output of goods a nd ser vices, those for the first quarter of this year, s how just how much the income pie has diminished. ll would take an ex- tra $65 billion of personal income after taxes to bring disposable in· come levels back to their pre- recession level of spring 1973. The pay of the aver age worker at the end of 1974 was $160 a week. If he had three dependents. his take-home pay was $139 a week. With that paycheck, ac- cording to the Department of Labor, the family could buy no more than it could 10 years ago. In times or prosperity and a growing income pie, the poor and middle class pay r elatively little attention to lbe question of equity and lair shares. They find the ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT The comment page of ttw n0i- )y Pilot seeks to inform and stlmul•te readers by pr('Senl· lni a vufcty of commPnlary on &oplu of interr:.t nnd i!tnlficanc~ from informt>d Oibl6Vel"I t.nd spokt:smc·n. Robn'IN. WNd. Publuhi>r "9orna 1 Pol m.t r. c.onttMG PO#' £datM Saturilay, June21, 1975 Source: U.S Bureau of the rise in their real incomes satisfy. ing. But when those in lower- income brackets find their stan- dard of li ving going downhill, they begin to look with envy or an offended sens e or economic justice at the rich. That is the situation today. IN THE SLUMS of American big cities, resentment over dis- astrous unemployment levels and inflation-trimmed purchas- ing power is building. Those emo- tions will have an impact on Congress. And in the heat of sum_. mer they could explode in destructive impulses of some kind -though blacks may not tear up their own communities again as they did in 1968. The distribution of income in the United States is not healthy. The latest statistics available. Cor 1973, s how that the poorest"'20 percent of the nation's families those with incomes or $6,081 ~ year and under, received only 5.5 percent of total Jn come. At the other end of the income scale, the top 20 percent or families, consisting ol Lhose wh06e incomes exceeded $19.253, received •t. t percent ol the total. They bad more income than the entire 60 percent ol the popul1· tion at the bottom. The average CamiJy in this top "quintile" received 7.5 times the income of the average family in the lowest 20 percent. National census figures also show that the top 5 percent of families got 15.5 percent of the total family income. That is more than triple their population share, Cantor notes. Even Communist countries have learned that efficiency re· quires a system proving con· siderable economic rewards to those who work hard and utilize their talents wisely. In the United States, however, the system generally provides more than enough financial in- centlvet for the productive in- d i vid u a I. And it permll1' enormous amounts or unearned income and wealth to survive tho change or generaUons. WHAT IS d laturbing in the cur· rent recession is that the recent tcmdency for the rich to get re- latively rtcber and the poor re· latJvely poorer has changed to a aituaUon whe.re the rich are q. coverin1 from Jost paper wealth with the rise in stock price. while the poorer are getting ablolutely poorer. • In the early post-World War II period urttil the beginning of the 1960s, there was hardly any change in the ways in which the nation's income s hares were flowing. Then, during the 19608, there was what Cantor dess:ribes as a "modest but real improvement" in income distribution. SINCE 116t, however, the trend toward greater equality has come to an abrupt ha lt, Cantor ex- plains. The income shares ol the 40 percent of the Camilles at the top increased, but they fell for the majority of Americans -the 00 percent or the nation's families with 1973 incomes or $14,000 or less. The A FL·CIO researcher calculates that between 1988 and 1973 a total or $20 billion was transferred from the bottom three·.filtbs or u .s. families to the upper two-lift.ha. The receaion has since worsened the de· terlorat.lon ln the dtltrtbuUon of income. It is something C<>ngress must ~ider wben it loob at tu re- form and counter-recesaloury meuuret. Dwld R. Fro'1Cil u . o fioondal writn for iti. Chrlltlan Seri~ Mador. •, Male Ballet Dancers Are Fork-lifts ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -You'll be properly boggled by this, but Sen. Alan Cranston is moving his local oCCices out of the Federal Building at Civic Center -because he can't af. Cord· the rent. General Services is raising the cost of his space Che's on a budget, or course) to over $1,600 a month as of July 1, so he's shifting his staff into the new One Hallidie Plaza bldg. near Powell and Market -at $1 ,300 a month .•. Chuck Arnold insists I was mistaken" in criticizing the Po~h Air Force for failing to retaliate against our seizure or the Polish trawler, Kalmar, off the Golden \;ate. "Their or- ders were to take the polar . route'" to bomb San Fran- . cisco," he informs me, "but they ran out of fuel somewhere between Argen· tin a and the South Pole.'• SINCE IT ls strictly tourist weather, I dressed like one, putting on my white linen suit, brown -and-white wedgies and Instamatic and heading for Fisherman's Wharf. The place, lower case, looks awful lo the heat. So do the people. All that dead white skin, aJJ those t at bellies, the hippo rumps - ugh! This country ls in terri- ble shape and, unfortunately, Isn't alrald to show it. As for the taioon at the Wharf, on a hot day It t f1\ells ll.lce Venice, so I made llkc! a cal a.marl and sc:uUled into • dark cool hole. Ob you squid. CARMEL'S only superstar, Clint Eastwood, has himsell a real winner in •'The Elger Sanction," and It lncreas~ tbe tension con siderably when you know tut did mo1tof the mountain -cltmbing 5eenes blmaelf, fool \Uthe ls. RJcb fool that he ts. QUOTE-UNQ~OTE from a leading figure· m the city's medical life, discussing the doctors' malprac tice "strike": "Except for real emergencies, San Francisco is proba.bl• as healthy as it ever waS'. Half the doctors on- l)(work half the time anyway -that's enough for a living - half their patients aren't sick in the first place, and b°alf the surgery that has been taking place isn't necessary" ..• Hell on hypochondriacs but Christian Science's dnest hour! CRITIC Joe Mazo's tunny. cynical line in WWD: "Most male ba llet dancers are nothing m ore than animated forklifts Cor ballerinas." THERE WAS a lot of ''t~ere'' there in Oakland with the A's playing ~h e Boston Red Sox Ju st. a .few yards away from World Team Ten- nis in the Arena, Tiny Tom Okker or the Gaters sharing huzz ahs with Billie Jean King, now looking more adorable than ever in her Ut- tle Orphan Annie hairdo ("Arf!" sold Sandy Mayer). A good s how but the officiat- ing wa• weird. "How can they make calls like that?" a woman behind me said, to which her friend explain~. "When the offieiala' Seeing Eye dog barks twice. 1t means out.' - "I DON'T see why cnviron- meotaJlsts are •falnst higbrl1es," observes St.ranfe de Jim. "They prevent IOil erosion, don't they? It ' .. ... .. ., .. ... ) I - i.. ,, .. . • . .. . (. i.' ... ' I ' . • ~ ' , .. . ... ~ \ I ' J Hi1lrla and boys. Ou.r b1-contest is here. llemem ber , Uncle Len has been teJlio1 you about an ex- citing contest tor all the artists ·.,e Hand under? ' Well, the Southern California 'Motocross Races, slated for the Loe Angeles Coliseum, July 18 and 19 have been announced. BUled as the "fastest growing sport in America," the Euro- pean·American Challenge, the "Superbowl" o( Motocross, will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, July 19, and winners will be treated to all the action. The contest will nm through July 14, with all winners to be an- 1\0WlCed on Saturday, July 19, the day otthe races. The first contest will be for our artists to "design" a racing outfit for the champion. You see, the leather outfits that cyclists wear are similar to the r acing "silks" worn by jockeys. So put on your thinking caps and come up with llOIDe real tancy des igns. The contest last week was to draw your "favorite animal" and Uncle Len received all sorts of animal drawings. HONORABLE MENTION this week goes to Nancy Matyas, Christy and Suzanl)e Pierce, Tammy Flecksteiner, Laura and Maria Tucker, Janice Tomei, Mike Bohman and Cynthia Flynn, all of Costa Mesa. Also to Becky Visca and Barbara and Jill Minear o( Hunt- ington Beach; Lesley Ronnow and Paige Oden o( Balboa; Amy Moffat and Brian Toombs of Irvine, a nd Jennifer Jaques of Newport Beach. All of the animal drawings ..,ere excellent as usual and our winner is a newcomer to the Family Page. Dear Ellie, Are Sea Horses really fish? Dear Debby, itr PRIZE WINNER * Paige Oden; 12, of 1714 Plaza del Norte, Balboa Any child 1" or under,. can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw plctUre on piece of plain, white paper 41h inches wide and 4 iriches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own woi:~. (3) Put ypur name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. · Uncle Len knows that it will be difficult to most of our con- tributors to get their entries in during vacation time. But we hope that you will take the tlme to ente.r the contests as ther~ are some excellent prizes in addition to the weekly winner receiving the Kennedy half-dollar. So keep your entries coming jn. And don't forget to send your lcl1'7SMHLHe ...... questions lo Andy and your let- ters t.o Ellie. Carol's Corner bas not received many jokes and poems lately, so remember to send them in also. Remember each winner in each of the three categories (drawings, jokt?s.,and poems) receives a prize. So until next week 9Jen, Uncle Len wishes each and every one the very, very best of everything. ' 44 these little animals when taken as a medicine would ward off a variety of serious illnesses. DebbyR. Ellie Dear Ellie, Sea Horses are fish, and among these creatures they are unique, for they are the only ones in which the bead is positioned at right angles t.o the body. They are re- lated t.o the pipe fishes, and like them have a covering of bony plates over t he whole body. There is no tail fin . but hle hind portion of the body is prehensile, and can be twined around sea. plants. Sea Horses swim by mov- ing the dorsal fin, and they travel in an upright position. The head is shaped remarkably like thal of a horse, and hencethename. Last year we tried to raise some baby birds whoff nest had f alJen from a tree on our lawn. Each day the nest we mack from grass got so dirty that we had to change it completey. I have noticed that used nests are really quite clean, and I am wondering how that can be. Do the parent birds keep adding fresh material to the nest? L.C.M. DearL.C.M. When the infants of most wild birds are fed their natur al diet, their droppings are encased in a · little sac)(-like covering. The droppings appear im- mediately after the babies are fed, and the mother bird picks up the little sacks and carries them away from the nest. The female Sea Horse deposits her eggs in the brood pouch on the front of the male's body. The eggs sink into the soft tissues which line the pouch at breeding time, and the spongy mass acts somewhat like the placenta in which mammal young develop. 'One of the problems in raising baby birds lies in the difficulty duplicating the natural foods that they would · be fed in the wilds. And of course no one should take these litUe creatures t.o raise unless absolutely certain that they have been abandoned or that the parents have been killed. Ellie. The baby Sea Horses hatch in the pouch and re- main there until the yolk is absorbed. Then t,Jle m ale attaches himself t o a plant and rubs his pouch. against something solid. By this motion, the young are ejected. A single male may hatch as many as. <400 infants ai one time, and they are not necessarily from the eggs of just one female. The newly hatched little ones look exactly like miniat~e~ults. ANSWER TO LAST WEEK•s QUESTION: What exhibits the most rapid growth rate that oc- curs among either pl~\or animals? A young whale grows more quickly tllan any other creature. The development and growth of a whale from a tiny fertilized egg to a gigantic creature 40 to SO feet long in a period of two years cannot be duplicated in the animal or plant worlds. Because of the Sea Horse's strange appearance and· unfish-like structure and because the male ap·. pears "to give birth' these creatures became a~­ sociated with folk lore and legends. For exa mple, it was thought that the dried and powdered bodies of QUESTION: What fish is even more dangerous than the fiercest shark? READERS: SEND ANIMAL and nature ques· tions to ELLIE, c/o The Daily Pilot1 P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. ,...., MM•• c_,,. .. JO.v•l-Mt of Ille Merli ........._Eltcyclepffl.I .. Kar911Gl ... r~1 ... u ,ot ~IP'llta,Ollt.,C.•IMfww-: WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF T HE ANTARCTIC ICE MELTED? Old Andy suspects that the World's Worriers keep a list of possible disasters, perhaps to think about on sunny summer days . True, eatthquakes can and do happen and sometimes a volcano erupts. But the moon is not likely to bash into the earth and the sun is not scheduled to die for quite a few billion years. The Antarctic ice is not likely to melt in the foreseeable future. At least, this is the opinion of most responsi hie geologists. Nevertheless, the worldwide climate could make a dramatic change, as it has done many t.imes in the past. FOR EXAMPLE, suppose our average summertime t e m - perature becomes 10 degrees cooler. In most of North America, summers would be too cool to melt the wlnler snows. Year by year, accumulated froun snowfalls would form aprudin1 1laciers -and there would be another ice age. This baa happened !our times in the put million yens . Ourtns 1n lee age, extra moisture la Croten in glaciers, so thll w•ter cannot return to the aeaa. The 1Jobal aea level beeomn lower, CX1J06inJ extra land alons the shores. Between tbe Jee ages there were warmer • spells, when melting glaciers added extra water to the aeas. Then the sea level rose and slopped over the low-lying shores. AT P R ESENT, we are enjoy· ing a mild global spell. Nobody ls sure whether it will continue or give way to another ice age. If it leads to a warmer spell, then the lingertng glaciers of the last tee age micbt melt and add their moisture to the rt.Jlne sea level. Antarctica it burled below abovt 1 million cubic miles of froun IOOW. Tbl• II enouch ice to cover Nortll America wllb a layer aboot one mile deep. If all ol lt melted, the 1.loMJ sea level woold rile more than 100 feel and perhaPI 300 feet. Should ~b a 1hasUy disuter occur. the· sea would drown all the low-lytn1 oeean islands and atop over the ed&es ~ the conU· nents. Vast stretches ol lbol"e line would be 1ubmerted.. and many of our coa1tal cltl• would ' . -· sink into the sea. Meantime Antarctica would be freed of its weighty ice and its land would rise higher to enjoy the warmer climate. However, a global remodeling job of this sort could not happen in a hurry. Cer- t8nly the p e opl e in the threatened areas would be warned in plenty of time t.o move t.o higher ground -perhaps to the newly ice·free oolar regions. ,.., ..... , ........ ..r .... ClllwidH .. ......... ~ ... ...., .... ,. ........... PoMlf. OM., c....-twllh ....-..: DO BIRDS SING oa WlllSTLET When you whistle a merry tune, you use your lips, tongue and teeth. A bird bas no li111 and no teeth -yet he can whi.sUe as well as you can. He allO can war- ble and trill like a glee-club singer. Some birds pnfer to whittle, others prefer to warble aongs and a few can copy human words. But they make all these IOUDda in their own way. A bird bas a voice box down his throat, aomewhat like the human votc:e box. As he breathes, puffs ol air vibrate small flaps ol skin to form t.be IOUJldS. 'lbe sounds are shaped and molded inslde his mouth to form wbisUes, notes or words. Usually be opens his beak to l ~t out the sound but sometimes he sinta or wblsUes with his mouth cloeed. (De,... ~ave I q.eltlaa lo ASK ANDYf 8a4 It Olt a '°'* card 1'IUI yoar •••e. ap alMt C:Olft· ~·a4141rea to, ASK ANOY la cue el tllla aew•paper. EMrtea .,. .. 11.r11 ..... ,.. 7 lo 17.) ~I Is .Earth Facing Ice Age? WASHIMGTON (UPI) -Is earth tieadlnl into another ice aee? No one knows. Weathermen are hard pressed to f ocecast con· dilions a rew days ahead, let alone decades and centuries into the future. Seturd!y, June 2t. 1975 But there are signs ol change. A recent Japanese study found the weather during the past 10 years has been bizarre with droughts, severe cold waves, heavy r ains and unusual warm spells. This pattern ol major de· . viations fro11). weather norms · shows no sign of abating. A 1c 11ii i11g l'is i t d rs MORE SIGNIFICANTLY, there bas been a global cooling trend in the past 3Q years. Tbe average temperature in the northern hemisphere has fallen a little less than a degree Fahrenheit since the 1940s. This may not seem like much, but meteorologists say that if the aver age temperature of large parts ot the earth fell by two or three degrees, it probably would be enough to build up i.ce sheets -the way t he last ice age began. Florence, a four-year-old P acific Walrus, surfaces near the wall of h e r exhibition ta nk at Sea World in San Diego. Acquired as a part of a planned breeding pro- gram, s he is displayed in a t ank where guests can pet her until sh e reaches maturity at 8 to 10 years old. Much of the United States has cooled more than the global average during the past 15 years -summers one or two degrees cooler , winters as much as four or five degrees cooler in some places. "We can call the cooling trend ominous in the sense that, if it continues long enough, it will eventually get us into all kinds of trouble," said Dr. J . Murray Mitchell, climatologist with the National Oceanis and Atmos- pheric Administration. WE NOW LIVE in an unusual period, viewed in the context of earth's overall history, because there have only been two pre· vious times when the globe's poles were ice covered -about 600 million years ago and 300 million years ago. The great ice age that formed the current polar ice caps look hold about 2 million years ago. BEWARE ... OF THE "TOCKLESS" TICK! Tick Time Is Here Spring has brought the •·tock· less" tick out of hibernation re· ady to leap on humans and animals. "symptoms such as fever, severe headaches. chills or muscle aches develop three to 10 days after tick attachment. A rash ap- pears. usually on the wrist or ankles, one to three days after the fe ver has commenced." Since then there have been fluctuations in the climate - cold periods characterized by widespread glaciation reaching down into the United States and warmer periods when the ice sheets retreated and melted. There have been something like 20 ice ages in the past 2 million years with the warm interglacial iperiods lasting an average of ibout 10,000 years. This little parasite, once known only to the W esterl) states, has now migrated throughout North America spreading a serious dis- ease -Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. The U.S. Center for Dis- ease Control warns that the in · cidence of the disease has been steadily rising since 1968, with a record 774 cases reported in 1974. Children and pets should be in- spected regularly for ticks if they have been playing in woody or grassy areas. If the tick cannot be brushed off, covering it with oil or kerosene might make it back out of the skin. Sometimes blowing out a lighted match and quickly touching it to the rear of the tick might also make it back out. While only a smalJ percentage of ticks carry the disease, the ef· feels are serious. Dr. David Goldfinger warn s that THE QUIZ world scope (10 ,....... ..... ......,. ......... c.rrectlJ) 1 In a national referendum. the people of Great Britain voted overwhelmingly to drop out of the Common Market. True or False? 2 President Ferdinand Marcos of . ? • siened an agreement establishing full dip· lomatk: relations between his country and the People's Republic of China. a· Taiwan b·South Korea C·the Philippines 3 Two members of the SLA were convicted for the 1973 killing of an Oakland. Califor· nia, school superintendent What does "SLA" stand for? 4 Senate investigators indicated that at the current rate it may take (CHOOSE ONE: three months, more than a year) to empty the Vietnamese refugee camps. 5 North Viet Nam·s National Assembly urged that .. ' .. be made the capital of a reunified Viet Nam. a·Hue b·Saigon c-Hanoi newsname (10,..... If J'W Qft WeMlfJ .. pef'IOn Ht the MWI) I Irked some Demo· cnts by refusing to pledge support to any· on& nominated by my party for the Prest· dency in 1976. I'm the Governor of Alabama and 3 likely presiden· tial candidate myself. What's my name? matchwords 1 ..... flex 2 ..... vex ) ..... convex 4 ...•• epex •·curved outward b·tO bend c·hlghest point of somethlna d~lcMtd 5 ..... complex •·to annoy "' trouble In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ Is an integral part or the in·classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Daily Pilot. Answ.,s iPPHr l~declo-1 Ml-411111 (10 points if ,ou ans-r this qufftion correctly) Brazil's famed Pele. called the king of .• ? •• , has agreed to a reported $7 million otter to play for the New York Cosmos. He hopes to increase U.S. enthusiasm for his sport. which has been called the most popular in the world. sportlight (2 points fof Mdt question ans-red correctly) l The Triple Crown of horse racing was split three ways, as .. ' . won the Belmont Stakes. a·Foohsh Pleasure b·Avatar c-Master Derby 2 The New Yori< Knicks were found to be in violation of National Basketball Association rules when they signed a contract with the American Basketball Association's 1974· 75 sconng leader. (CHOOSE ONE: Bob Love, George Mc· Ginnis). 3 Sam Snead. pro veteran of the game of •• ? . • • was among the qualifiers for the 75th U.S. Open at Med1nah, lll1no1s 4 The NBA Board of Governors 1s considering elimination of the center jump. True or False? 5 Florida high schooler Hooston Mel ear is co· holder, with Ivory Crockett. of the pending wof1d record for the (CHOOSE ONE: high jump. 100-yard·dash). roundtable F8Mllr dlecueelen (no eoor.) Wt,o do you think sh<xJld be the 1976 presidential candidates.? Why' ftlUI 1COM: tl • 1• ,...-TOP ICOllJ 11 •IO points-lac.I-... 71 IO IO polftta -Good. '1IO70 pointa -Fair. 61 6· 75 • Vic. Inc.. .......... WltcoMln • qnp,plB.( OC)t-S ~e>nJJ.·l' :noS·c !sruuJn=>w al.Joan :q·r =.lHOl'UYOdS l3\>~S :iJYOJ.~ldSM3N " p-g : :>•) ! 8-£ !a-z :q·t :saYOMH:UYW a=>1?(f8M. al.1000 =iWVNSM3N :>·~ ~Joa.<\? uuq1 QJOW-t : AW.JV UOfl8J~!'l asauo!qm.<s--c ::>·i :asre.!l-t. =ld0~01YOM • . "• -- .. . , ·. .. . . . . .. . ' '· (Editor'• HOie : Thi:s II the ltmth in o 1eri~8 in which thtt Dally Pilot o/Jien o persotloltzed view of o house of worship $trlected at n:in· dom. The church covered in l0$t MondaJI'• Hrm<m report is toda11'• special feature. By TOM BARLE Y Of -O.lly ...... ~" A visiting Lutheran's way to worship in Laguna Beach takes him eastwa rd from the Pacific Coast Highway towards the ca· nyons that for m the Art Colony 's eastern perimet er. (Climbing all t he way, his Sun· day pilgrimage will t ake him along Bluebird Canyon Drive and its hillside homes through in· creasingly rural terrain that often gives the Sabbath Day sightseer a g li mpse of a s hy deer. Delightful as many find the journey to be, they are never r e· ally prepared for the vista th11t awaits them at their journey·s end on Morningside Drive. I N TH E F OR EGROt:ND. superbly d esig ned and gloriously l<x:at~d. 1s St. Paul's Lutheran Ch\JrCh. firmly held by its loyul congregation to be Orange COUil· ty·s loveliest church. Few will argue with that as· sessment of architect Herbert Kaiser's hilltop creution. A re- cent visitor, inte nsely moved by its beauty, said St. Paul 's had .. hit him in the heart like a hymn of praise on Christmas morn- ing." af tt11 <fil7urc~ the JiUtek I Kaiser's blend of traditional c hurch architecture with the c l ean, u n cl uttered lines evocative of many a present day conce rt ha ll st ands proudly among the m anicured lawns and carefully tended landscaping on · the 4.2-acre site. StDMMERING in the distance is the Pacific Ocean, affording the fortunate on a clear morning a view or Catalina Island on the horizon and a m ultitude of small craft scu rrying among t he whitecaps in the foreground. "God was good lo us when He brought us here," m used Pastor Roy Gesch. "Our first year in this magnificent location h as been a c hallenge and a struggle for us but we have no regrets." Many Lagunans will recall {hat St. Paul'~ occupied a site on Cypress Drive for 25 years before the congregation. decided on the move last year to Morningside Drive. .. It was inevit able," Pastor Gesch said. "We were being in- creasingly boxed in down there in a major r etirement sector of the city and we had no hope or ex· pans ion or r eally attracting young people to our church.'' PASTOR GESCH and his friendly Lutheran congregation were not. however, content lo sit back a nd wait for new church members to seek out their splen- did new place of worship. "We went out and knocked on doors a nd told people in this area all about us," he s miled. •·we 1ot refusals but we also got results and new additions to a mem· bership that now totals about 150 persons ... The hand of friendship from the church on the hill is not restricted to those or Lutheran persuasion . ''By no m eans," Pastor Gcsch said. "We want to reach anyone who might feel that our faith bas somethin g for the m. And we have a particul arly warm welcome for those who have never r eally had a firm affilia· lion to any reco gnized sect." HE BELIE VES that his church is m aking a m ore determine ef· fort tha n m ost c hurches to escape the "only on Sundays" image that d eters many young people w ho o therwise would draw comfort a nd compa· nionsh ip from church mem· bership. "We have begun a series of in· formal discussions on the basic Christian concerns in faith and life," he said. "We have already had a gr eat response to these Monday evening group meetings and l believe they represent the kind of fo rum that is especially attractive to younger church members ." Pastor G~atb throws his Mon· day night forums open to any and e very t opic tha t m lgbt be perplexln, group members. "Ma ny asues that perplex us in our everyd ay lives become less perplexing if we can discuss them among friends," he aatd. "And I feel s ure that our church a tmosphere , while we keep it un· obtrusive at our meetings, plays a s ignificant role in our dis· cussions." INNOVATION is very much the order of the day at St. Paul's Lutheran Churc h and P astor Gesch and his w orkers intend to inject what he calls "some excil· ing educational methods" into the church 's Vacation Bible School this summer. "We plan to hold it between Aug. 18 a nd 22," he said. ''And 1 think parents w ho send the children to the sessions will find the school and our methods to be extremely slimuJaling." Pastor Gesch and his church have so far managed lo steer clear of a growing, top level dis· pule th at th reatens lo split America's 8 m illion Lutherans into conserva tive and liberal fac· lions. "It is basically a theological dispute a nd, as s uch, it should be r esolve d i n th e Luthe r a n Church's higher councils," the pastor commented. "Many of us have o ur p ri vate views, of cou rse, b ut we keep them private. •·o ur prime concern here in Laguna Beach is the growth or our church and the happiness and welfare of its members," Pastor Gesch said. ''That is our local commitm ent and it keeps us busy and happy." THERE IS JOY at St. Paul's for every new m em ber of the church on the hill and a special gratitude for every Luther an who feels that the time has come to make a public profession of faith. Victor Conrad Meyer glad- dened the heart of his pastor and the fellow mem bers of his con- gregation on a r ecent Sunday by going before the a ltar and con- fi rming the promise he made at hfa baptism . He p romis ed , in a moving ceremony. to "renounce the devil and all his works" and to accept the Holy Bible "as the inspired word of God.'' ''It is a renewal or the pledge that we have already made," Pastor Gesch explained. "But it is often a great joy and comfort to older members of Mr. Meyer 's status to again publicly renew those vows." PASTOR GESCH reminded his congregation during that Sunday ANDREA SCHAFER WELCOMES VICTOR CONRAD MEYER Pastor Roy Gesh and Acolyte John Anderson Approve service that ''all who enter the Kingdom must enter it like a lit· tle child. .. Nol only the Sunday School pupil but a lso Grandma and Grandpa can sing with simple and unshaken faith: 'Jesus lo,·es me, this I know, For the Bfble tells me so.• Love is a commodity that is held m .ibundance at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. It is there for the shati ng at the church on the hill. 11 W:ill Graduate From Melodyland A total of 17 students will be the first to graduate from the Me lodyland School of Theology, the only charismatic-oriented school in history leading to a degree in master or divinity. Graduation exercises will be held June 29 a l 5: 30 p. m. at Melody land Christian Center, a nnounced Dr. J . Rodman Willia m s, president of the school. Speaker for the program is the Rev. Dennis Bennett. chairman of the board of regents or the school or theology, a nd rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Seattle. Also speaking will be Dr. Ra lph Wilkerson, founder and chancellor of Melodyland School of Theology and pastor of the famed Melody land Christian Center. · Accor ding to Dr. Willi ams, Melodyland School of Theology currently h as a total or 502 students. And it is in its second academ ic year . E nrollment projection for 1976 is 1,000 students of theology. He added, students have come from 45 states a nd eight • foreign countries. The students represent at least 20 different de· nominations w ith the la rgest (17 percent) being of Baptist affilia· lion and 15 percent of Roman Catholic affili ation followed closely by other traditional denominations. I ORAN GE COAST CHURCH DffiE CT ORY I . A Cordial Welcome from PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES , : ~ t ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH • I l LUTHERAN CHURCH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ,:--· ~ ·~ _ WELCOMES YOU OFTHI of the Coastal Areas / ~ 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach RESURRECTION Costa Mttsa Huntingto n Beach Christ United Presbyterian Church SUMOAY . 7:)0 AM H.t, &.clt.;at PAUL MALYOISOM FIRST UNITED FIRST UNITED NEWPORT HARBOR p ...... METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH JOI 12 Mepoh C..._. ..._, ........... leecll t & I I Holy bclterbt & MoniiMJ b•.D_.,L~~'P..ew rr.,... .... ..,... •. LUTHERAN CHURCH t:lO A.M. 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. 2721 17th St. 536-3537 5-1.y WenWp: t:JO .A.M. C"-'cli ScltMI: t:lO A.M. t:OO AM Cllwclt Schoel c__, t & 111 7tlh'HrDr. WORSHIP Cltllrclt Schoel & ~ S...ac..-t: I 5 & I 0:30 OHicr. JO I U M ...... St. ~HMt40 TUfSDAY I 0:00 AM Holy bc ... rbt, He4MJ 548.)6)1 SBYICE t :OO .A.M. Nu..-y Care All MotNng Ser-rice wlttl U YIMG OM Of HAHDS Mu,.,t leeclt Worship s~ic.-10:30 A.M. Cti.dt Sclu 1• t:l5 Church of the Covettant I 0:45 AM ....... ""er,...,_.. • ...,. J. le"J. ,. .... Munery c-Pro•w.d EAAL W IS8Ell. 0 0. JIH F..,,.._ a.-. Cotfe ~ WIOMlSDAY 5:30 Qiwclt ~. Gredtt 4, S & 6 Early COMn.MPOIAIY Costa Mesa North Huntington Beach-North·~ .,.. A. ec.n.. p..ew 1:00 PM f'r.yer -ct f'rolM. WOfship 8 00 a.m. SUYICE MESA VERDE COMMUNITY UNITED ~ w...wp & Cll9-di Sc~:30 & I 0:00 A.M. ' Tiie IH. J.._ P. AllNy II. ledw -,..._. 675·02 I 0 Christian MONDAY MtGHTS METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH ~557·3340 Education 9· 15 a.m. 7:30 P.M. Mesa Vf:f<le ' B•e< SI. 6662 Heil Ave. 842-44'61 . Community Presbyteri1m Church Festive 9812 Hamilton 911Hl134 w • ..., t & IO:lO W w.a.lp & Cllwclt Scltool 41 5 Forest A•-.. U,..• leeclt ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Worship 10·30 a.m. HuntincJto" l•ach t:JO .A.M. Cllirclt Scltool N"ne<y C.t• lwallable t:OO & I 0:30 A.M. b• . .,....J.T_.Wlley 2043 OrancJe A•~ .• Costa MHa WELCOME 962-5005 CHRIST CHURCH ltrt. Altert 0. Hfwpe -In . .,.._. L C'-iitr IY THE SEA NEWPORT CENTEll t :OO· I 0:00 e.11t.-Cllriatle11 tdilcetl• H_. Sundays e·oo & 10 00 Church School -9 1 5 Newport Beach UNITED METHODIST I 0: IS •·"'·-Wonlllp 11 : t 5 a."'.--F..aowlhip How MW.WHll SenicH -WM. 7:00 P.M. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. 1601 Marguerite Ave. ~494-7555 Gloria Dei Lutheran Church · 67J.3805 Ir. H.w-4 Mett C.....,i91f, Ykw -~ S41·22J7 Corona del Mar St. Mark Presbyterian Church ~ev. Robert S . Shepard. Jr: Dana Point w_...., & a.re• Scltool WonWp & 5-dey Scltool C.... J-hl'ff & Ee .... ,, Drin, Corw dt4 Mw ~· 10:00 A.M. ST. ANDREWS ·~ 33501 StOllehil Dr. t:JO .A.M. le•. Jelt9 I. kltOX le•. W._ A. McQ.oid, Pestor . John O. Knudsoft. Pastor w..w., ,.,..Sclteol ~644-0745 w...wp & Ce.rd! Scttul • _. I 0:30 A.M. EPISCOPAL MISSION t-11:45 ~'44-1341 YIST A YHDf SCHOOL 4t2t MKW--. tniM . Worship -8:30 & 11 :00 - Worship Ser•ice & s.Mtay School-I 0:00 A.M. ·~ SuRday Schoof -9:45 OUR LADY Of MOUNT CARMEL 551-4361 "--J "-MW 552·17SJ ,,.-.· I". :"\ This Sunday Worship m . .. CA THOUC OfURCH 493-3414 496-3424 1441 W . ..._ •• cl,........,..leeclt \. l./51 . .Jlndn·w'j Tr~sbylerian Clzurcli - Sofnt Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church ltn. Tlt~sO'OeMll.Pntor67J.3775 SUMMl!ll SCHIDULE 3233 Pacific Vi•w Orin, Corona det Mar CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH SATURDAY lVIHIMG MASS-5:00 P.M. 600 S t. Andrews Road • Newport Beach S.l!dey Sef'•icn .:_ 1:00 & 9:30 ..._ Missouri Synod SUNDAY MASSIS-t-10.IJ & 5 P.M. Dr. C"-tn H. DMtwn.w, Postor NwMrf & Cltlld Ccre -t:JO .-760 Ylchrie St., C.... ~ COMFHSIOHS-l :J0.4:JO Selw •r hudeys -7:00 -Wt~-t:JO..-. • L...,. Y. TOl'MW, P....,._Ml-5404 -fte lrt. ,,.._ lepn Dftb. led# ~644-0463 Wenllip Stnlcn: 1:15 & 11 A.M. -...., ~ 9:JO A.M. "DIV~NE UNPREDICTABILITY" A ....... a-1 t:JO A.M. c......_ •-••r ~-'"'"'"' Shir Ha·Ma'alot Dr. C:IMrte1 M. D*•ffeld. rr..w.., ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Harbor Reform Temple . . uum.se..1.........,_.._. Services 8 A.M., 9:30 A M. and I t A.M. CJ!Mt ._. .t AT• PeWsl l\.\ 1~ Rabbi Bernerd P. King PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH AIC LINE OF HELP--645-2222 8-00 A.M -Holy Communion 2tl7 M ... Y .. Dr .. C.... llMte, c.llf. ........ ~ Sabbath Services 9:30 A.M. -Family Service & Churc.h Sctiool "NOR£W C ANOEA60N. ~ES A. NELSON. A_I..,. -,..... Religious School (Nursery Care) s..4.y ~ t:JO...., meeti:N at 'fl .. , · TEMPLE ISAIAH t t -00 A.M~ -Morning Wastiip (nursery Carel M-i!NJ W wtNpc l:OO ...i I O:JO &A CM Rl8T CHURCH Y THE SEA CC>tilSllV A TIYE 7:00 PM. -Festival Evensong & Sermon P•H>Ce of F'-=e lllfhCWan ~ 1400 W. 8a1boe BML N-1 Beed\ ft( 11 -t "n .. , l\olt SI ... S-""""°'. PnnclC)el .... ~ Fc.r lnformation: Call 675-7.230' S......_Stnices Oltlce~ 549-<>521 5'hool ~. 649-<>!162 I lllP'l 1u1AI \ EPISCOrAL YOUNG CHURCHMEN ~ heryfridaroll:ISP.M. k~s C. Caley. Pastor-962·7512 Res.: 536-4061 H....,. Cllri•ff•c:.\ .. ,~..,.. TEMPLE BAT YAHM -1 1411 er-.-. ..... a fl .-.W ~ 557-UH 64 .. 7511 I LUTHERAN CHuaCH Of THE MASTER· . '"'*-' noo Pedfk .,._Dr .. c--., M9' -t..W MU.VIM D. la.YB.MAM 1-.....0US •.O .... HI.,...... C... tH• COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE IA Y 644-2664 6 "Ji ~ , ...... ~~t:tt,.... ~ Meeting each Sonday In --ISRAEL ACADEMY WORSHIP SRVICl-9:10 A.M. l,..._.Sdu .. S nh1 .... ' UM,..._,.· l4M Yht Udo..._,_..._. UNIVERSITY SYNAGOGUE . I 0:'00 A.M. le• • .._.,.,,, ... 1J. r ...... -ISJ..0762 u ~t t:JO ...... ,~, ... A Celebration or Ure . H..._Scttaaf W *'~ Dr. W._ I.,_._., Pest• 4:11 -6tl ,.... T111lthf ._11-e.-oo~ ,._ ilrf•wull.: HS-1610 SOUTH COAST . '-fwrtlter Wwwwwftw Cel 644-tftt IWMI Cefw-#.Y, lea,..._ C...... CHURCH OF CHRIST P.O ... s 111, C:.-.. Mer HHS ..... c-.. .. -c..e.r 0.Tlle • ..,. S.114ey--J.le ll-3:l0 .... Se•tftfh-Day Adventist Church Mt~1'MJ At..__, Aree leys CW. --Sl•Yoo. '°"'Cale-••: T ............ 21)1 T ..... A•e.,CotteMeM C ...... ffcwtof ... _T __ I 111 A..-..St .. C.-.MeM (,~ TEMPLE SHAROM ....... '· """'•t'hlitw-"'-141-HH l'o(J•Y BtOll O.MoM 'I H "M ,...., ..... 27_.:,~ """''11 .. 0\N'Jfi~l••P <.(fW.Cl It A.,. .,.. ._. ...... .,....... ... -..--Aff• ISRABL l Vl'~IN(. ~Av•Ct rt P IV "T• 'Mih• .. ' Or tW Te ' .a.• .. I s.bbeth School. . . . 9 30 am. 1110,1, 11>YIHl'l' A. ' ) p '~ 617 Wntt' ..... C .... MeM 646-HU '~ND~!11 I haftCJtlst lot» Met...-__, ......... ----1-....J ................. D...&lt61W Momf~Wonhlp . . . 11 001 m lll Stf'Ylces: ~I. I: I I ,_ • s.t. t: IS e.M. Hi-HU I ~ ftefl~ WednetdaY . . . " 7 30 e> m. 510.7706 FM htfonmffOll: Cal ,, ... 0176 535-4166 ...... -M. • .,.. c:-M. u.. t 47 J6 S91td Cewr-An .. ......_ I . -:...-.· --. . f • f .. GUEST PREACHER Dr. Jamea O•mellel Professor To Address Lutherans Dr. J ames C. Gamaliel, direc· tor of the Institute of Evangelism and Researc~ in India and cur- rently a visiting processor at Christ College, Irvine, will be the guest preacher in t he 8:15 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. A third gene ration Lutheran ministe r, Dr . Gamaliel will speak on t h e theme ''The Transforming Power o( the Gospel." After serving parishes from 1951to1970, Dr. Gamaliel joined the facu lty o f Con cor dia Lutheran Seminary, Nagercoll, India. This year Christ College has helped the India Evangelical Lutheran Church and Concordia Seminary in the operations or the Ins titute o( Evangelis m and Research. Quarterly institutes help Lutheran pastors study various aspects of the Hindu and Islam communities devising new ways or Christian witness. In the Hindu neighborhoods where Dr . Gamaliel's students live, organized teams visit their neighbor s to share with them the story of a God who loves us in Christ Jesus. Currently 50 week· ly Bible study groups have begun in Hind u areas. Christ College, a new (our-year Lutheran liberal arts college, is currently under construction in the village o( Turtle Rock, ~Iver and University Drives. .Musimi, . Benefit Sunday 'Newport Ha rbor Church of ReU1iou1 Science, 5'1 Center St., Costa meaa. wUI ata•e a mU1lcal benefit Sunuy at 7:30 p.m., ¥9th proceeds to go to the church building fund. Dian e Pilcher a nd D an Alwurm, 1oloista, will appear in concert with Bar bara Wonleyi accompani1t . Alwaurm has appeared at Dis- neyland, recoTded with "Captain and Tennile'" a nd 1ang in local productions of "Camelot 0 "My Fair Lad y," and "Oklabo~a." Miss Pilcher bas performed with the Laguna Light Opera in '"The Magic Flute'' "Madame Butterfly" and "La Triviata" at Irvine Bowl. A music major, she leaches c hildren at RadclUCe Hall. • The evening program will also include a num ber of duets. Op e ratic t enor Arman do Sierra will be guest soloist at the 9:30 a.m. service. Temple Set To Install New Officers Newly elected om cers o( Tem- ple Sharon, conservative con· gref ation of the Harbor area, wil be ins t a lled du rin g a special Sabbath Friday service, J une 27, at 8: 15 p.m. Rabbi Sheldon M. Kirsch, spiritual leader of the congrega- tion, will install the new oCficers. Dr . Mar vin Kaplan is new presi· dent of the congregation. Daniel Zwickler will be installed as vice· president, Larry Winsberg as treasurer, Rit a Feldman a s (inancial secretary, Idelle Woolf as corresponding secretary, and Phyllis Su lkis a s recording secretary. Members of t he Board of Trustees for the new year include Shir ley Carm o n a, Morris Feldman, Alex Shulman, Ralph Labelson, Edward Sussman, Murray Sherma n, AUred Stein·, berg, Stan Vitt, J erry Edelman, Jerry Raskin, Abraham Armoni, Fred Siegel, Dr. Julian Feldman, and Marilyn Gallas. An Oneg Shabbat in honor of these new board members will be hosted in the school building im· mediately Collowing services. TO SPEAK SUNDAY Rev. Arthur Olsen Unitarians Host Laguna Hills Pastor The Rev. Arthur W. Olsen, o( Laguna Hills , will s peak at Oran ge Coast Unitarian Universalisl Church, 1259 Vic· 1.0ria St., Costa Mesa, Sunday al 10:30 a .m ., on "Seeking Certain- ty in a World o( Uncertainties." Mr. Olsen was executive direc· tor of the Pacific Southwest Dis- trict of th e Unitarian· Universalist Assn., in Pasadena, · for(iveyears . He was cha.plain of the Massachusetts Senate more than two years, and had a radio pro- gram sponsored by the Unitarian Church o( Toledo, Ohio, for seven years. He has been minister at large in Richardson, Tex.; Raleigh, N .C.; Bat on Rou ge, La., Manchester, Conn.; Anchorage, Alask a ; Spr ingCield , Mo.; Columbia, Md.; and Covina and Costa Mesa. He is author of "What Can One Believe?" and ''Unitarian Belie(s," and has contributed to "Voices of Liberalism" and the Cor mer "Christian Register." Protest Lodged; Change Predicted NEW YORK -CC PI ) -The Synagogue Council of Ameiica h as written Metropolitan Filarest of Kiev, CSSR, the head of a delegation o( Soviet church leaders rece nU y in the Cnited Slates, protesting the action of Soviet police who dis rnpled J ewish passover services in Moscow. s.turdly, June 21. 1975 New Li/ e Players to Perfonn The New Lile Players or First Bapthit Cb11r~b. 301 Magnolia St., Costa Mesa, will give the initial performance of their brand new play, entitled .. Don't Look In There" Sunday at 7 p. m., prior to starting an extensive summer tour. The Parent's Group o( Q arcb of ReUgioas Science, 20062 Lasuna Canyon Road, Laauna Beach, is sponsoring a family beach brunch Sunday, following the 9 a .m. service. Leonard Popick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ha rvey Popick of Cost a Mesa, wilt be called 1.0 the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah celebrant to- day during regular Sabbath services al 9: 15 a.m. at Temple Sbaroa, 617 W. Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. The Revs. John M. and Margaret Reynolds, ministers of Neig hbor hood Congrega------------- tloDfi l Church of Laguna( J Beach, are attending the an-BRIEFS nual Southern California Con· ference of the United Church _ _ o( Christ on U.C. Irvine cam- pus through Sunday. J oining them as delegates are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cramer, Mrs. F1orence Montgomery and Mrs. Velma Lemed. William Samuel, author, lecturer and teacher , will lead a seminar on ''An Explanation or Dualism •• today at the Church or Religious Science or Laguna B'each, from 10 a.m . to noon, and 1:30to3:30p.m. The Rev. James Smoke, minister to single adults and special ministries, will lead the Garden Grove Community Church con- gregation in its annual "Youth Recognition" Sunday at 9;30 and 11 :15a.m. . The Rev. Dennis B. Holway, minister or youth at First Church, Glendale, has been appointed associate pastor o( Mesa Verde United Methodist Church to succeed the Rev. Neal S. Jensen, who is laking a sabbatical leave. t he Rev. Ray H. Firth, o( Capistrano, has been named as· sociate pastor of Leisure World United Methedist Church, Laguna Hills, succeeding the Rev. Mark W. Gress, who is retir· ing. The Rev. Dr. Hope Taylor Fries, child screen star in '·Our Gang" films and noted TV personality, will be special guest speaker a t Newport Unity Church Sunday at 10 a.m. Practitioner and student of m etaphysics for over 30 years, her sermon will be "God Never Says No." · DAIL y PILOT A I Ordination Of WOrnen Authorized NEW YORK CAP> -In a hJ.s. toric move, the Anglican Church oC Canada bas aulhor1zed the or- dination or women aa priests, it was learned here this week. T h e action came at the Ch urc h 's General Synod in Quebec City. Canada. Tbe step was expected to have worldwide implications (or the An,llcan communion at large, which has branches around the globe involving 45 million mem· bers. including the Episcopal Church in the United States. The Most Rev. E. W. Scott~ primate of the Canadian Church, said its action "will have a significant influence on other provinces o( th e Anglican com- munion." Pastor Picks Prime Policy First Christian Church, Main and Adams in Huntington Beach. has initialed its own "good neighbor policy." It. has two fronts and is well under way. Under the theme "Love Thy Neighbor." Senior Min ister. Thomas W . Overton, is urging each member to invite their un- churched friends to worship with them. Mjnisters from nearby sister congregations are being invited 1.0 speak at the 7 p.m. worship hour. William Walker , minister o( the Victoria Avenue Christian Church in Costa Mesa will bring the message Sunday.1 Concert Slated Sunday Howdoe1 Chri1ffan Science heal? An arternoon of music will be provided Sunday by Orange County's lead· ing Cemale s trin g players. The PacHic Strings, eigh t accomplished musicians, will present a beneCit concert al 2 p.m. in the Garden Grove Com munity Church glass sanctuary. Amo n g their re- pertoire are such ar- rangements as Strauss' "Tales from the Vienna Woods ,'• Ti om kin's "Green Leaves o( Sum- m e l' • ' ' M o z a r l ' s "Salzbur g Symphony No. l " and Scott Joplin's "T he Ente rta iner " sole 1.0 be located in the theme from the mo~ie choir loft. Both organs ''The Sting." will be played at the This special concert same time by the same will bene fit G GCC's organist, creating a Memorial Organ F\Jnd, s tereophonic-like ex· bringing the greatest or-perience for worshippers gan music to the PaciCic sitting between the two Coast with t h e five· instruments. manual, 116·rank Rufiat-For reservation in· ti pipe organ, now near· formation, call 534-0275 ing completion in Padua, or see the receptionist in Italy. GGCC's Tower or Hope, This new instrument 12141 Lewis St. will actually consist of r71iiiii;;;;ii;;;;;:"=i::::::::====;;:"1 t wo o r gans: a t wo· manua l, antiphonal or- gan to be located in thG · sanctuary balcony, and California's first com· plete five-m anu al con· MAILBO X STIMULATES In the DAILY PILOT Listen to f i rsthand experiences. This week·s program. "LIVING WITH CHRONIC PROBLEMS? DON'T!" 6:30 ........ ""'4t-U ..... s .... - IWC-710-&.A 7:t5 a.a-«OCM.fM IOJ.11_.. ..... 22. 1971 .. T~UTH · · HEi:llS ~;;;;=:=========================================================:;::======================:::!:;::===============-=-..-..-=====r ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . - CAPISTRANO V AllfY.BAPTIST CHUROt l10l1D .. ow.po1W.. S.. ..._ C•phll .. s..19r Wonillp S..-.k....a:oG & 11 :00 A.M. 7: 11 P.M. s..My lllle Sclileo6-t:JO ..-Cliri..._ Tr•lill•t 6,.... w-...,,...,..-4:45,.-. Pastor William Davenport 4tJ..lt40-·14 ...... FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 2501 CltllOr•ve-~BeKll-642·7«3 Or F KMlon Bev.ore. Pallor s..My Sc...._t:lO A.M. W ..... I O:JO A.M. & 7:H P.M.· W ... sd.y,....,... Stnke 7:JO P.M. FIRSUOUTHERM IA"1ST CHUICH '50 W. H ..... ser..t, c.tN ...._ c.lthnlle 642-tlll SUMDAY SC~ A.Mo WOHHIP SHVIC&-1 hOO A.M. & 6:00 P.M. raAYH MIETltit._WB>teSDAY IY~ 7 P.M. •MUISllY PltOYIDID PASTOl~IV. JOI HllMllt HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-off ......... ..._,C .... W... c.-. ~. Petlw ...... 714·1H ·7717 ' I I I t d . ' '- SUtitDAY WO.~ IMYICIS l :JO & I l :JO A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOi. 9:41 A.Mo WIDMISDAYS-~ P.M. IOYS HIGA.DE, PtOtima .. aLS lllU STUDtlS S.itd•J ...... 5trflc...,.:OO P .M. CENTRAL lllLE CHURCH 23rd St. at Or~. Costa Mno-,645-5050 ,~._. ......... . y .... , .... _,,.. ........ ...... W ....... -llt>taa-s.Mllr~t..._• s-dey ...... ,=-f!Jt,_ ..,.,.... ... .....,w -7:tt,... LA6UMA llACH MllGHIOIHOOD COMGllGATIOHAL 141 ... Ai9"•......... ,,, ..... M.lie;atsl• t• I lw t:ll ....... lwftc. .....,c..o.., Io A.M. a:a.: 1:.-:.-:"... *t ''The Ma nlflctnt Nlrac'-Machine" .. , ... ,, ........ :e .................. o. ....... ~. Attend J • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES RANCHES OF THE MOTH& CHUICH THE MST CHUICH M CHRIST, SCIEMTIST .. I05TOM. MASSACHUSETTS "IS THE UNIVERSE, INO.UDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?" JUHEU. 1975 Coif• MeH -First C...-Clt of Cltrbt, Sciewtlat 211t Mete Yerde Dr .. Colto MeM s..My Sc .... -t: I 5 A.M. a.rd s.rrice -11 :00 A.M. ........ l .... ZHO.._V .. Dr. I lulllwgf• ..... -Flrsf Clilrdt of Cltrisf, Sciflttlst -& oe. ......... __ ._ .. a.ell & 5-MJ Sc._. t:lO & 11 A.M. 1 ..... 1.....-Ul.,,..St. QM C.. T..-ys t:JO lo I I :JO A.M. ............ ..., .,..._. n. .. ...._,~of Cltriaffm Sclewtfata u.1, • .., .... Sc .... 4771 c:...-0r .. a ... 21 1.111 ~~-t:OOA.M. Cllmrdi S..lce -I O:JO A.M. a.. 22l WM. Serrice-1 P.M.-a.. J OI L.,... .. _. _ Firaf a.cit of Christ, Scl...tlst HIHltltDrh• a.... & s..., ~-• 0:00 A.M. ...... 1 ... -214 ...... A••· Mh .... Y1efe -Pint a.cit of Cllrftf, Sc'-"st Cerdllere ........ .., Sc ..... 2Sf5Z Cordller• Dr. a.rcli & '-'-Y ~ -I 0:00 A.M. ...... 1 ... -~ c..tw. Mlirt•• .t Le Pei "-wr,:t ..... -F1nt C'-'dt ef Chrf1t, Sct.wtfat HJ Yle I.We, M...,.t ._. ca.rdaS....,Schut t:H& 10-.HA.M. ........... l J llYleUde CMCI CM. ll'nwiel.O T Uftdlys-9 :IO-1 1.30 A M. ,« 51\ldv l W.,. "--r:;t .... e.-sec..t c1mrc1t of Cltrist, Sc'-tl•t ,., ....... , ... Dr .. c--.. Mtr ca.a. 5-My w..a-10:00 A.M. ...... , ... _ n...a c-.tttwy.cw.r Hscl••tl s. c••••·,.,... c._... .. arw. Sci..t1tt JJH • ......_ .. " st' ts a...ll&...,Sd1d ........... ....... ..._Jl7DltmmrAft. wt&-...,T•......,Me••• 1,.........uc.._.., :ill are cordially Invited lo attend Ule church SPrvil'es and eutjoy the prlvilefe:s otthe Reading Roome QM C'" r. .. t•e •AT AU Sla'rtcU €hurch t 1 ST CHURCH Of RRIGIOUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT BEACH (Me,,,ti.r Ct>urcll. UMed o....t:llol RclOQtOU~ Sc..-nce. LA I SUtitDAY SERVICE ClltdSUfitDAY SCHOOl-IO:lO A.M. "THE POWER OF PRAYER11 Rn. Albert ..... ISc.F. MllMster LITTLE THEA TER-<XlAONA DEL MAA HIGH SCHOOL 2101 EAST BLUFF DA . NEWPORT BEAClt FOR AN INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE-DIAL 6'1!H!~74 M lnl"er's Pllone-5411-6580 NEWPORT HAlllOI CHUICH OFIB.KitOUS SCllHCf Serrnon-Meditation--Heallng SUNDAY SCHOOL-10:00 A.M. "AIE YOU nsnMG YOU7" .... IEIHNr c. Jllddoe s• 1 Center St .. Costa Mesa M&-1032 CHURCH OF RBJGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUMA BEACH 20062 lllQ\IN Qan)'Ofl Rd •• Et Toro Rd Henry a.m..o. O 0 -Mlnllller Jill Oerl\lrd. AN1$1Mll Mint$1tt SUMDAY SBVICE-t & 11 A.M. Jr. ca.re .. • ,_..Gr_,. -' A.M. 0"'1 Hunti"CJ o n BHch CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIEMC E '°' 11• St. -1]6-5150 r.stor'• Cleta t :JO ..-.. Meclt..._ Ser•lu I 0:30 &"'- W.,..,..p Senlc. & .War C'-c .. 11 :00 .. "" "DARKMESS HAS MO FATHER". l plH. PecJ!JY ........ MWlttr SERVICES: 10:00 cun. & 6:00 P.M. IHTERESTIMG FUMDAMEHT AL lllLE TUCHIMG COAST BIBLE CHURCH MARCO FOPSTER JR HIGH SCHOOi. OEL OBISPO & AVION. SAN .1JAN CAPISTRANO 493-1949 494-1848 830-0407 Newport Unit y l ••· S.iw Ile. ...... WW1hr Dettoti..a Ser•lce I 0 A.M. -~ Sc .... t:OO A.M. e-u •-..:Dr. Hope Teyler PriH "GOD MIY9 sATS t4Q• z-te CWI t Sffl _, trtlM, .. ~ .... .._ .. Offlce-646-1111 DIAJ...A.f'lAYll 646-7757 SHIPHlaD OF THI HILLS UMITID CHURCH OF CHRIST J OtJl ...... IW..~ ...... S-.,-I 0 A.M. C_.1.,1rw r ,...,w_.... & Cllllrcll Sc .... D••hl Sm A I t> MWlhr Fer .. , .. _..._ c• ol-061 3 ThUJ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH of~leK .. (Dhci,IHt 1401 .,.. ..... s-ta IMibd C'-ch School 9:30 A.M. M°"*"J Wonhip 10:45 A.M. "\.OVED HYOH04 DOUIT"" s~•y .. a for Rn. GeM R. Sw- .. astor 64S-5711 tolwwry ""o•ldtd FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach B•ble Sc:N>OI 'Mornt"9 WOl'sl1tp t :OO • I O:JO A.M. E•"""9 Wor~ 7:00 P.M. N\lfi.ery care l)tO¥lded •' -" - , ................ 7:00p..a Olfoce· r.:16-7519 DIM 0....0.lon ~9MIO HARBOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 W. WilSOft, Costa Mesa 541-4704 DOMALD E. laY. '"for As.socW. MiMlhr of Mlli.tc iiCHAID L DUIE CA.ltL G&n"IY SU .. DAY SYV'ICIS 9:45 A.M.-SUMDA Y SCHOOL 10:50 A.M.-s.r-. ly Pator 6:00 P.M.- COST A MESA CHRISTIAM SCHOOL Pr..scllool -Klno~ -E-n!MY-CNlll 0.... b'Jc111part-Mcsa Christian Center! l '18 TWENTY-SECOND ST REET COSTA M ESA. CALIFORNIA 92627 SUMDAY SlltVICIS 1:10 & 11 :00 o.a Uae Ast WortMp · "BE (HCOURAGED" ll~Q..I Dr. G""Jt O. WMll ,.._. ·l:lO & 11 :00 .. lft. s I •• , Sca.o.I ,..,... ... ...., ~ 9:45&& Yaeatlt & .... Clwfttf• lclllC..._ Clases 6.-00 p.a. ha I t W...., w ._&Mlnie M Wyclfh Te I &fat"" SUnday A •• DAIL y PILOT Saturday, June 21, 1975 To111istas? Drink Beer ANIMAlogic¥~........, Do R.eirords Dainpen Motivation Drive? ATLANTlC c\Tv. N.J . lAP)-malady C¥Ued louri.st.a. or the to prevent dehydration because you get sail, too," said Dr. Martin S. WoUe, jhe U.S. State Department 's s pecialist in tropical medicine. It's a beer drinke r 's world. trob>. Thal was lhe message -more or le s -from several experts at a symposium on the medical ba:i:ards of trave l at th e American Medical Association convention. Beer wais huih.'<I as u universal· ly s a(e substitute (or water and other liquids that can cause the 6 OZ. 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I f .• ,· s.turday.June21, 1975 OAILYPILOT · Ballashoff Wipes Out World Record·~ Angels Ge t 4 in 1 1 th; Win, 12-1 1 The California Angels spoU.ed Texas and Gaylord Perry a 6-0 lead in the first inning and finally. rallied a second lime to def eat the Rangers, 12·11, Fnday nJ.cht at Anaheim Stadium with lour runs in the 11th inning, the win.' ning run scoring on a two-out er· ror. Texas broke an 8-8 tie with three unearned r uns in the top of the 11th, two on Tom Grieve's AapbS lale All Games et1 KM~C (110) .Jl.W\e 21 Tex.sat Calllornla 121 •:S5p.m. 12:$~p.m. 7:Up.m. .June 21 Texas at California J~ 23 Texas at Calllornla homer. But John Doherty and Morris Nettles s tarted the bot- tom of the 11th with doubles off Steve Foucault. Dave Chalk walked between two outs, but Rudy Meoli made up for a costly error with a run·scoring single · and Dave Collins greeted Steve Hargan, the fourth Texas pitcher, with a game·tying single. Meoli went to third and scored when rookie second basem an Mike Cubbage, who hit a grand slam homer in the o~ning in· ning, muffed J e rry Re my's grounder. The Ranger s' s ix-run firs t against Bill Singer was capped ·by Cubba ge's grand slam -his 'f'trst major league hit after 17 failures. TUC AS allrllnl • 1 1 0 s 2 2 0 3 1 ·1 1 3 2 t 0 • 2 • 2 • 0 2 2 • t 2 2 s t 0 0 s t 3 • s 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CALl"°ltNIA allrllrlll Atmy,211 7 t 3 1 Ri'l'lrS, Cl 4 0 1 0 8octtle, 111 3 o o o HArP9f", pn 0 0 0 0 Doherty, 1b 2 1 t 1 LallOud,dll 3 t 1 0 MNeltle5, Pf' t t 1 1 Stanton, d 3 3 2 O Olalk, )II s 2 2 2 El,hbrrn,' I> t 2 2 Meoll.n • 1 2 2 Collins, If 4 t S 2 Slnger.p 0 0 0 0 Lange,p 0 0 0 0 MS<oU,p 0 0 0 0 Klrllwood, p 0 0 0 0 TGl•ls .SO t I 11 11 Totals •• 12 20 t I TWlloul when wlnnl1>9 run Kored. TuH 600 010 100413-11 Glllfomla 020 m 000~· 12' E -S<irldllerg, Kirk~. CU11t1i19e. OP -Tuas ,, L09-T .. ua. Callfor"l• 11. 1B -Hargrowe 2. ColllftS, LahOUd, Chalk, Doherty, M. NRttk-S. 3B - Etdletlwren. Collins. HR -CutJ1»91t Ill, Har· 9"0¥• {7),Gflew CSI. SB -Alwn, Collins, Remy. S-St.nton. SF-Doherty, I .. M It EA II SO G.Parry S 12 I I 2 3 Kekkh I.') 0 0 0 0 0 ~utHl.,2-JI S'.'J 1 4 3 3 I Haf9M 0 I 0 0 0 0 SI,... ~> 4 • • 2 t Lange .. v, • I 1 0 2 M.Sco« 1'> 3 I t 0 t Kirkwood CW. 2·21 4~ • l 0 0 6 WP-0 , Parn•.1Ceklc11. T -•:O.. Dodgers Fall, 2-1, To Padres SAN DIEGO (AP ) -Tito Fuentes singled home the tie· breaking run in the sixth inning and Brent Strom outdueled Don Sutton with a three·hitter as the San Diego Padres nipped Los Angele&, 2-1, Friday night, end· ing the Dodgers' four-game win· ning streak. The setback also dropped the Dodgers three games behind Cin· cinnati in the National League's West Division. Strom, 1·1, making his seeond start since being recalled from the minors, fell behind 1-0 when Steve Garvey sla mmed the first pitch of the second inning for his eighth home run of the season. Sutton, 11·6, held the lead until the fourth when Willie McCovey walloped his seventh homer to lie the score. Sutton walked Gene Locklear to start the sixth and Mike Ivie sacrificed him to second. McCovey struck out before Fuentes' game·winning two-out hit. Strom survived a ninth-inning threat by Los Angeles. J immy Wynn iingled with two out and Strom struck out Garvey. But the third strike was also a w~ld pitch and Wynn went all the way to • third with Garvey reaching second. Strom then fanned Ron Cey to end t'he game, his seventh strikeout. LOS ANGIE~, l..CIClff, 211 "7t'OT P•cl-k,11 4 0 0 0 WyM,Cf ) 0 1 0 c;., ... y. 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Laundromat Operator Shoots ·for Gold Cup By ED BURGART Of IM Dally Pl!« 5Uff INGLEWOOD-While one of Hollywood 's Park's top stockholders owns the probable favorite in today's $150,000 Hollywood Gold Cup, a man who operates a laundromat in Balboa Island will be trying to earn some extra dividends with a thoroughbred he didn't even purchase. His name is Jim Carmack, and his horse, Dancing Papa, will try to upset highly-regarded St a rd u s t M e I -own e d b y Hollywood Park s tockholder Marjorie Everell-"'cmd consis· tent Ancient Title, which has career earnings of $623,470. "Not many little people get lucky." says the 34-yeaN>ld Carmack. ··usually, it's only one in a million. Most of the big horses are owned by great farms. "But we raised Dancing Papa and owried his mother . Sir Chargei:'s Miss. Our trainer, John Coffee, always felt he would .be good. Coffee probably h::1d no idea, though, that Dancing Papa would be entering today's race with earnings close to $200,000. "Actually, he's been a surprise lo everyone as far as running long races," says Carmack, who owns D ancing Papa in partnership with Glen Davis and Robert Hougland, Pasadena doc- tors. "He '.s out of Pappa· Fourway, who was a sprinter." But Pappa Fourway was sired b)" Sword Dancer. which finished second in the 1959 Kentucky JIM CARMACK Derby. And the distance of today·:. Gold Cup, a mile and one-quarter li ke the Kentucky Derby, seems to be Dancin~ Papa's favorite route. The five-year-old gelding finished fourth in last year's Gold ·Cup a nd was second in the $100,000 Strub Stakes-iilso at 111.1 miles-last year at Santa Anita. The back-running horse has also earned a piece of 15 stakes events and e nters today's race off a s ha rp victory atone mile. Nevertheless. Dancing Pap<J will probably go off around 8·1. Stardust Mel. purchased· by Everett last ye<Jr for $225,000, has earned $275.000 this year, and Ancient Title hus been winninq stakes in California for a long time. "But we wouldn't be running if we didn't want lo win," Carmack says. ··Dancing Papa is as good a Jongshot as any. and he is in top condition." Dancing Popa ;.ilso has m;.my plusses on its side. Not only will it be currying a feathery 114 pounds com p.-1 n•d to 126 for Stardust Mel and 125 for Ancient Title but it tied <i tun course re· cord recently and will be ridden by Jerry Lambert. who won the Gold Cup thrcl' limes with Nativc Diver. And if Oanc1ng Papa \Vtns . il \.\OUld be Carmack's top achieve· mcnt as an owner. /\ relative newcomer to thoroughbred own. mg. Carmack has only had two other horses -Tcrradanccr and Green Missy in his five years a-; an owner and neither was very good. • . Carmack. a long-time follower of horses, credits his deceased father for much of his success. "My father bought Dancing Papa's mother nine years ago," suys Curmack ... I've always en- joyed horses. and owning them is something m y father started years ago.'• And Carmack has aspirations of adding to his stable. "We have some good colts com mg up," he says ... and we have two mares that were bred to Bold lliller. which produc:ed Dia bolo. DANCING PAPA (8) CHALLENGES FOR THE GOLD CUP TODAY AT HOLLYWOOD PARK. Watson • m Colllllland MEDINAH, Ill (AP> -Tom Watson, composed and confident be can avert the collaJ)6e that cost him this title a year ago, fashioned a gritty 68 3Q.<l ~wept into a three·stroke -~d in FricJay's w eathe r -de layed second round or the 15th U.S. Open golf championship. ssure," said Watson, who held the third·round lead then blew this m ost coveted of all the world's golf titles with a horren· dous 79 last year . He assumed sole command with a 135 total, seven-under-par on the 7,032-yard course. Ben Crenshaw, a young man who has been in a long. disturb· ing slump since thal sensational start to his pro career a couple of seasons ago. was alone in second half way throug h this event with a 68 and a 138 total. P aten ted Finish Erases 400 M a rk · By RON t-;VAN8 Ol 1"9 O•llY Plt.C Maff L 0 N G 8 E A CH -Shi r le y Babashoff, Fountain Valley's Olympic starlet, obliterated her world record in the 400-meter freestyle Friday night with a 4: 14. 76 in the U.S. team tria ls for next month's world swimming championships. The 18-year-old whiz had to call on her paten ted ''Fl ying Russian .. finish to pull victory out of the bag as New J ersey's Kathy Heddy finished in 4: 15.57, also under Babashoff's previous global best of 4: 15. 77 set last year in the national AAU cham· pionships at Concord, Calif. Heddy held the lead coming off tbe final turn . But Babashoff, renown for her strong finish, took the lead with 30 meters to go a nd powered to the finis h plate. It was the third world record in as many days as this meet con- tinues tonight and concludes Sun- day at Belmont Plaza Olympic pool. here. Babashoff comes back today for the 800 prelims. Then Sunday she wraps up her penormances in the 100 free a nd will doubtless ly be in the 800 finals. Tonight a trio of Mission Viejo High products will flash their wares in the 1,500 free with Brian Goodell heading the group as the No. 3 qualifier from Friday after· noon's prelim s. He had a lifetime best of 15:55.93 in the trials. Finishing faster were world record holder Tim Sh aw of Long Beach (15:49.92) and Bobby Hackett (15: 54.93). Good e ll 's Mi ssion Viejo Nadadores coach Mark Schubert feels it will take a sub 15:40 to finish among the top two tonight and thus make the U.S. team which goes to t he world cham- pionships in Colombi a . And Schubert s a ys Goodell ap- pears ready to go that fast. MV teammates Casey Con· vers e (15:58.79) and T aylor Howe (16 :15 .97> also are in tonight's 1,500. Getting back to Babashoff's world record effort, s he said her middle two hundreds were too S ports i 11 Brie f slow. Schubert said they should have been about two seconds faster. "My first 200 didn't feel that Cast,'' Ba bas hoH said when asked if during her swim she felt she was on world record pace. "My last 100 was good (1 :03.08) but I had a lot left at the finish." Heather Greenwood led for the first 200 and Heddy was ahead at the gun lap. Was Schubert wor· ried when his young st arlet wasn't in the lead going into the last 50? "Nol at all." he replied. ''No one can swim stronger than Shirley." Finishing third in that race, nine seconds under her lifetime best prior lo Friday. was Mission Viejo's Valerie Lee. She clocked 4 : 17.81 and will celebrate by sleeping in today. which is her 18th birthday. Sunday she comes back in the 200 butterfly. And in that race she will face Nadadores teammate Peggy Tosdal, who was a disappointing thfrd in the 100 Oy Friday in 1: 04.67. well off her American re· cord of 1:02.18. ''She went out too fast, l guess." Schubert said. "She seemed to tie up the last 25 meters.'' Tosdal was tied for first with 25 meters to go, then faded as Camille Wri g ht 0:03.05> a nd Jill Symons ( 1 :03.49) passed her. .. Peggy bas h ad only four weeks of hard training since she came home from college. I think s he'll be swimming a lot stronger by the end of the s ummer.·' Schubert said. "And I wouldn't count her out in the 200." Babashoff says her primary 800 goal is to lower her best time of 8:52. women's 400 Free -1. Shirley ~bas"91f, 4: 14.76. (~tt.,rs her olstln9 world re<ord set at Conconl 19744. IS.71) 1. Kathy Hedcjy, 4: tS.S7.l. Valerie Lal!, 4:11.11. •. Heather Greenwooo, •: 18.•S. S . .>o Ha~hbarger. •. 19.1>4. 4. K.iren H.lzen. •· 20.80. Women's too Bullerlly -t. Camllut Wriollt. 1:03.0S. 1. Joli Symons. 1:03.~. 1. ,.._, ToWl•I, t:O.J.,7. 4. Deena Oe•rdurlf, 1.04.10. S. Tere!MI Wold, 1·CM.11.6. Maureen Mortell, 1.04.8S. women's 200 Breaststroke 1. lauro 5,.,.,ng, 2 40.JS. 2. Lynn Colella ~11. 2;40.7• 3. Marcia l'lorey, 2:•1.S1. 4. Kim Dunson, 2·43.SS. S. Mary M<rcll, 1:43..80.6. Diane King. 2_44.75. Men's 200 Breast -1. Rick Colella, 2:n 03 2 Rk ll Bohan, 2:2~.34. l . Mark OWtheld, 2;21.44. •. Art l'lorroll. 2:29.90. S. Cll"s Woo, 2:30.'1.6. Jamft W•llers, 2: 31.10. Men's 200 Bac1ts1roke-1. Tim Shaw, 2 OS.44. 2. P•ul How, 2:06.1'1. 3. Sob Tie<ney, 2.°'-31. 4. Mel N.1.V.. 2;06.SO. S. Br1Ke HardG•Slle, 2:0l>.8l. 4. e.11 Puenon, 2:0..01. a. M11te Mclr>t.,,.e. Huntington . &Kii. 2. 12.29. Olivare s Wins Title With KO INGLEWOOD -Mexico City's Ruben Olivares knocked down Californian Bobby Chacon twice in the second round and won by a knockout when referee Larry Rozadilla stopped the World Box· ing Council featherweight title fight before the stanza ended f'ri· day night at the Forum. Olivar es. 125 1-1. became the second boxer in history to hold two different weight classifica· lion titles twice. On two oc- casions the 28·year-old Mexican had been t h e world ban - tamweight king and once before held this 126-pound title. Chacon, 124 1 :.?. from Sy I mar. was first staggered by a right ha nd, then went down from three successive rights and a left hand put him down again. fff)(•fu• t•s 01.:ker NOTTINGHAM, England Tony Roche will meet Tom Ok· ker in the final of the $108.000 John Player tennis tournament today. Roche. the Aus tralian veteran, outlasted American Roscoe Tan- ner, 6·4, 3·6, 6-3 in one of Friday's semifinals. while Okker, the Dutch star. n ecded just 48 minutes to eliminate Australia's Phil Dent 6·1, 6·4. K i119 Bree:e• EASTBOURNE, England Billie Jean King and Virginia Wade meet today in the finals of the Eastbourne International ten· nistournamcnt. • Ill 2nd King gained the finals with a 6 -4 , 6·1 victory over Olga Morozova of the Soviet Union while Wade knocked off Rosie Casals, 4·6. 6-3. 6-4. Q uarrie Witu EUGENE, Ore.-Jamaica's Don Quarrie de feated Steve Williams to win the 100-meter dash in 10.16 a t the national AAU track championships Friday at the University of Oregon. Williams had a time of 10.21. Other winners included Jerry Wilson in the 110-metcr hurdles Cl3.3): Arnie Robinson in the long j ump <26·5) and Bonis Djerassi in the hammer throw (222·10). Also, Tom Woods won the high jump (7· 512). Marty Liquori captured the 5,000-meter run <13:29.0) a nd J ohn Powell nabbed the discus (208-4 ). P ele /ti o llbed BOSTON -Pele. the world's foremost soccer player. was swarmed by fans after having an apparent goal against the Bostpn Minutemen disallowed Friday night and was taken out of the North American Soccer League game as a security measure by the New York Cosmos. Al first it was reported that Pele had been injured, and a stretcher was rolled onto the field. However, he was not in· jured. "I am more sure of myself and my ability to handle the pre· ~ ;,.? * Marina Tabs Popovich By GLENN WIUTE ot-.DalfyP'lleC Steve Popovich, 27-year-old junior varsity coach at Marina tor the past two seasons, was named varsity baSlcetbaJl coach at that school Friday, the Daily Pilot teamed excluslvt'ly. The native of Moatebello sue· cMda J im Stet>hens, wbo recent· ly re1igned to become heud caate coach at. Los Angeles VaTiey College. Popovich had two standout JV seasons under Stephens, posffn.g o 23·3 mark hls first year and o 23·2 record last year. He was one of nine finalists interviewed by a distn ct administrat.Jve board in an exhausting search for a man to perpetuate the ntCty cage pro· grain at the Vikings campus. "1 fffl very fortunate to get the job," Popovich Hid. "It's a great proeram-1 couldn't ask for bet· ter players or facllity. J've coached every player who'll be on the varslty next year except Rich Branntnrso 1 hove the ad· vanta1e of knowing my person- nel. "I hope to maintain the Will• ning program. As for changes. we'U try to pick up the tempo a lilUe. do more fast-breakjng anrl let Rich come down and creale offensive siluaUons." Popovich aver aged 23 points per game as a aenior at Warren High in Downey and was third lteam All-CIF. He start~ 2~ years at the University ~ Wyom· Ing, twice competed in t.be Na· tional Invitation Tournament and as n senior averaied 15 p0lnts, 11 rebounds perconteat. Re later played with the NY Natlonala on tour qaimt U.. fftrlem Globetrotten. .r • .. DAJL Y PILOT Saturcla • .June 21, 1875 ). . . bunty Pre r Tilt Baseball Stars Collide Tonight A total of )2 Orange Coast area aU\leteti will take the field tonight at 6 as the South faces the North in the eighth unnual Oran~c County bigh s c hool All-st ar baseball gume ut La Palma Park in Anaheim. The South takes a 4-3 series edge into the game and will be well r e presented by area athletes. This year's contest will feature a South lineup packed with heavy halters against n talented group of North pitchers. Some of the big bats for the South include Costa Mesa's Steve Bernhardt ( .413 ), Ne wport Harbor 's Rick Dostal (.415 ), liniversity's Tim Wallach (.418>. Marina 's Ma rk Longnec ker ( 382 J and Mater Dei 's Bob Macauley (.413 >. The North's pitchjng staff is .composed of Katella's Lance ·Gore (16·2J. El Modena's Don Guble r (11 ·2), Anaheim's Gary . Bowers (7 ·3> and Loara's Kfrk Wilson <5·5). Either Gore or r .· -. Gubler will get the starting nod. The South is coached this year by Harry Hilke of South Coast League champion Mission while the North 's coach is veteran Katella Hig h menlor Noel Sweeney. Both teams lost some top notch players to the draft and the state all-star game which is being played tonight in San Diego. The North lost pitcher Brian Hayes of Savanna and Orange County player of the year Mike Carpenter of Los Alamitos to the stat~game. 'the South will have to play wit'hout Mission Viejo power hit- ter Dave S chmidt, who was signed by the Boston Red Sox. pitcher Rod eoxberger. who is in the state game, and Greg Perry, ' who did not report. Other Orange Coas t are a players on the team include Dana Hills· Don Fowler <signed by the Philadelphia Phillies but still eligible to pl;:iy ), Edison's Mike Macoy a nd Scott Desrosiers, Huntington Beach's Ed Vignaroli, Mission Vicjo's Jim Clouse. Newport's Art Sorce and El Toro's Gary Key. . Pitc hing Tops Are a Baseball Estancia, Huntlngton Beach and Newport Beach all posted wins Friday night in the Harbor Atta baseball league. In game splayed at Cost.a Mesa Park, Huntington Beach notched a 7 ·O win over Costa Mesa and La Quinta posted a 5·1 win over University. At TeWinkle Park, Estancia edged Fountain Valley, 8-7, and Newport defeated Corona del Mar, 6·0. In a Connie Mack League game played at Blair Field in Long Beach, Ha waiian Gardens re· corded a 2·1 win over Wreidt Boats. Huntington Beach took advan tage of 10 walks to breeze to its win over Costa Mesa and Paul Sanchez and Ed Shute combined to hurl a two-bit shutout at Mesa Huntington got only four hits. but bunched four walks, a single and an error together in the third inning to come up with four runs and turn the game into a rout Estancia and Fountain Valley locked up in a wild game Estan cia took a 9-2 lead into the bottom of lhe seventh inning only to see Fountain Valley score six times to make it close TV S ports For Today The South 1s hoping the tradi· tion of winning streaks will con· tinue tonight The hosts took advantage of six walks, an error and a single by Mike Empting to collect the six runs Earlier in the game. Moc 1'1eming had a triple and single as Estancia built up what looked Like a safe margin KERRY STOPHEL OF COSTA MESA HIGH SLIDES AROUND A TUAN. ' 10 a .m . (13 > AUTO RACING -Highlig hts of ac- tion a t Ascot Park in Gardena last weekend. 11 :15 a .m (4 ) BASEBALL -The Pit- tsburgh Pirates play the Mets al Shea Stadium in New York. 2 p.m. <7 > -U.S. OPEN GOLF -Third round play in the 75th U .S . Open golf tournament from Medinah Country Club in Illinois. Cov- erage of 13 ho les (4 J -1 PRE P SPORTS WORLD ~ Taped coverage of thl' stale track and field c h am - pionships from San Diego. 4:30 p.m . (2l -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -A horse· racing double header. The 58th running of the $100.000 American Oaks Handicap SOUTH P.1c11ers Bob Oo•e <T11~1>nl. Don Fowler IDana Hollsl. (,reg Jol\n\on IS.n116QOI. Moke Macoy CEc:h~on l, Roo Sleet tE011.enl c.a1cne" ~011 Oesros.er6 IEdoloOnJ. Eo V1gnar<>11 IHunt onqton S..•cl>I. tnltetd•r• Gar y Key IEI Torol Steve S..rntiardl (Cost• ~'><l), Jim Ctouw (M•, soon V1e1ol, R1c1< Dostal INeW110r1 Harbor ), Ari So<u• (Newpor1 Harbor I. Tim Wall~ll (Unl11e•~· ty t Outlleloers -Jim Ortcs 1San1oaoo1 Mar~ LonQM<ker CMu1nal. Boo Ma<auto (Molltr 0@11, Oscar Millan IL• Ouonlal, OWln4t Mll<llell IOltr~n Grove I, Leo Sullltrland CSanltaQOI M .. na9er 1-iarry Hiike CMosslon V1eJol '°"'"" M.trstoall AOatr IS..n Clemente I, Gerrv Sedoo IFoottull). HORTH Pllehers La'l<t Ciore (K.tlella). Don C.Utlltr !El Moden.t l. Ktrk Wilson (LD¥itl, Gary Bowers IAnahe1m). Catchers Lorr y Ohon lKalellal. 8111 Sloku (El Mod•na I. In tor Ide " Ari Mory lt<a1e11al, Mike Peters <Troy), Jim Chroslen\en !Troy I, M.trly Castillo tSavannaJ, Ron W1J1<ensor ILoardl, S<ott Poorl ln<)a (LO• AlamllOJI. Tim Flannery (Andll.,oml. Oull•~lde" B•ll S.,nbOw IK•ltllal. Jett Kn•PP ll(a1ellnl. Boo Hcndrtm !Lowell>. Ron1 m1e Pere1 IF ullertonJ, Oro,;n Burke !Sunny Hills 1. Jo hn Tom• (Kennedy) S<.011 Peel.eel( !Fullerton .. Manago,r Noel Swren~v (t(atrtl.JI C.Oo>cll<•~ Flo10 Chdnoler CLoarilJ, Noel. FuscardO I Tr oy l CM.,.... NI NYr Ctl ... w,..,, H•rbff (l l •• • II •bl •• • II ri.i 0 Johnson -ss3 o o O C.Sm1111 <' • 3 3 • Hall. lb 1 o o o P•lmer,ss • o • J c;...ul•Y. 111 2 o o o ~rk lb 3 o o o Mooo ,c• 1 o • O ICaNn,c 2 o o o Pri.s, lb 2 o o o Scll-•tioe. tr 3 t • o Costa Mesa, Estancia Excel in Motocross 6eMOn. II 2 0 0 0 P Smllll. ll> 3 0 t O J. Johnson.,. 2 0 0"-0 Barr. 2b 2 1 I o Gvl~n c 2 O O o Sou.rl 2 o o o Foes, p 2 O O O H.use. dh 2 1 O o Smittv.P" • o o o Hally, p o O o o Tolel) 11 o • o Totals 2s • 10 Sc .... , ......... , Npt Harbor 100 •OI O~ f> 10 7 CorOO\e Cle'~• 000 000 O 41 1 o By HOWARD L . HANDY Of lll• Delly ftltet Sl•ll There have n 't been anywhere near the in- juries in hi g h school ... ..,1.111va11•v 1•> EsiMcl• ltl motocross racing that all r II rbi n r II ri.I there have been in fOOl· Sm11" c.' o 3 o 1 o c.reen,c1 , 2 1 o ball but many school of. Fry, P 0 1 O 1 Flemlr19, rl 2 l J i-iolmes,Jb 2 o o DRonqu1110.~ 2 2 1 ficials feel the sport is Crawford 31> 1 1 o 1 V•llere,3b • 1 o o too~ngerous. Taylor. If 2 0 0 0 WlnOtr. It 3 O 1 1 s sick man.''' 1 o 1 Oonn•llY. lb • 0 2 1 A ong the more pro- Ht•1.,.,.'· P 1 o o o Cu•an, t • o o o gressi ve schools in the Luno. cf. u l o o o RD<"tsn, o. cf 3 ' 2 o Or·ange Coas t area are Borold. rl 2 I 1 0 IA Rue. p,2b 1 1 O o Enos.If 1 0 0 0 Brtnler,21> 2 0 0 0 two With OUtSlandin,... S.n.ra c. 1b I 1 0 1 Gtllfn, ?ti, p 1 O O O b Ait110.1b 1 o o o Tot•ls 32 , 11 6 motocross teams. One is <Scholastic Association of Motosporl) Riders from Estancia do not belong to the group but can compete in sanc- tioned events, unat- tach e d but st ill representing Estancia in an informal manner. Motocross racing is not an inexpensive sport. to get everything or- ganized. "Right now it is really an individual effort for sure. The boys must pay entrance fees themselves and also pay for the upkeep on their own cycles." •. from Belmont Park. Also, the Royal Ascot from England. Girl Spike r s S tand Out Miies.rt 1 1 o o sanctioned by s chool :=i:.~ \$ ~ ~ ~ ~ authorities and the other The boys must Currush their own bikes and each must pay a $5-$7 fee to enter a race. Of course, this fee not only covers entry in the race but also includes insurance cov- erage and helps with purchasing prizes for the winners. C utfort h race s motorcycles hims elf, mostly in desert events. Wh en m otocross was started a t the high school level, he volunteered hjs services. While classroom ac· tivity has ended for the year. motocross Is build· ing toward the ultimate goal. (7> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Th e Rugby League Cup fin<1I , taped al London's W em ~ey Stadfom. Also. the meet of champions from Berkeley and the n.a - tiona I drag racing cham- pionships from Ind ianapolis . 6 p.m . (7 > COACHES ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL GAME -The East meets the Westin Lubbock, Texas. 9 p .m . 0 11 BOXING F RO M THE OLYMPIC - The main event on the weekly card from the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. c.. Slkmn, 20 1 o o o is on an inform al basis. P•dlll•,7b 2 I 0 0 C Two m e mbers of the Blue 1< .. o,1nn1,,., osta Mesa High has a Angels Women's Tr;:ick Club of ~~·.~ .... 110 ~ ~ ~== 1! : team of 23 to 25 boys Fountain Valley set national re-competing unde r the cords in their age groups at a re· """'1""~• .. r•c: 11:.,1 c:osi. :9~ co~ rbl school banner with vice cent meet in Los Angeles. Keerce. ri 1 2 o 1 1<.irk,,..l•n. 211 2 o o o principal Tom Jacobson Paula Rose of Corona dcl Mar s11~·'' i o o o Torriit•.ss l o t o as theteam 's:Hlvisor. Reed. d 1 2 1 I Pl>ttpS. II 1 o o O E · -setarecordinthcmileforl4and Har1>1n.r1 o o o o Par'<.P.11 2 o o o stancaa Hig h, under 15·)'ear-olds with a 4:50.8. She S...ttot>.s\ 3 0 0 0 Ybarra,t 2 0 1 0 the guidance of elec-eo1ma,,. ID 3 I 1 I Crlbb'S, c 0 0 0 0 · · also won the 880 -yard dash. c..11.011 , o o o Mo111ca, 1b 2 o o o lronics instructor and Kathy Kiernan of Santa Ana Lunesstrom.11 i o o o R~uer, p, lb, o o o desert racing enthusiast 1-iielslrom,lb 2 1 1 1 Cooper, cl 2 O O O Ch I C f h h set a national record for girls Lvons,11 2 o 1 o Tro110.r1 2 o o o ares ut ort • as a nine and younger in the 880-yard Aven, 21> J 1 0 0 ""'"· 3b 2 o o 0 team of 12 to 15 riders Mugavero, t 3 0 0 0 En91end, lb 1 0 0 O t · · racewalk at 4:13.4. and won the s.nc1>e1,p o o o o To1a1s 20 o 2 o compe ing on an ln· 880 dash. s11u1e,P o o o o formal basis. Tola IS 25 7 ' • Ir d . d th t t Other winners by age group k., • .,,1 .... 1119s ow 1 e spor ge were: Nine and younger, Dena • " • s t arted on t h e hig h Evans, Huntington Beach, first ~~.:!~~ ~ ~ e:.~ ~ school level in this area? in long jump and second in 220; "Some of our students Ki.m Tanabe. Huntinn+on Beach, Hil•••l•nco.r••111121 ""'"•""' 11> came lo m e a year ago f.• ai. r II ri.I ab r II rbi d k d Wrestlers Vie first in 440 and third in high Freeman,s' J o o o Murray,ss o 1 o o an as e m e lo or-jump: MaM01tno.21>3 o o o Tille1,1b 3 o 1 1 ganize some kind of ;:in Th , v B1eno,c1 3 1 2 o ..1o11Mon, 1t1 3 o o o t r I " e county s top high school Ten and 11 year olds, Kathy R1tll.,ds,rl 3 0 0 0 ea>Cter,c 3 0 0 0 even or motorcyc es. 'ATestlers willbeinactiontonight Bryant, 1'~ountainValley1 firstin up1on.1b J 1 2 1 c.11ck,11 2 o 1 o Cos ta Mesa advisor G Id W C 11 h Kuboltk1.1f.c 2 o o o Moran.cf 3 O 1 o J b at o e n est o ege. w ere 880 ; Kelly Cerda, Huntington Vlgnaro11,, 2 0 0 0 Mvn,lb 3 o o o ;:ico son s ;:iys. Helmets, boots and other accessories are of- fered as prizes to the riders throughout the year. Whal about the situa- tion at Estancia High? ''It's a very tou~y s ituation right now," Cutforth admits. ··But we have a group of guys who like lo raoe and hopefully nothing bad will ever happen . "l think it is inevitable that the sport will even· tually be fully sponsored by the schools but 1 don't know what it will entail Orange County's North·South all Beach. third in mile; Jill Gill· v•nT1911em,110 o o o ~n.ri 2 • o o "We explored an on-... ti' t t k Ouros1•rs.dlll o 1 o R~nson,o O 0 O O t k b l f d --, s..or w.res ing ournamen ta es ingham. Hu ntington Beach. first Hit>twrd.3b 3 0 1 1 wittwrs4100n, campus rac u oun ~ .place. m high jump; Andrea Kirkhorn. Mott,P o o o o P 1 o o o it would not be feasible The Super bowl of motocross will be held in the L os Angele s Memorial Coliseum on July 18·19 and will in· elude the top high school riders in the state. A team champion will also be selected and in· troduced at the Coliseum event. Motocross m ay be the skeleton in the closet at the present time in high school sports. But those in the know are certain it is only a matter of lime until it is a full-Oedged high school competitive sport. Riders Relaxed Action begins at 7:30 in this Huntington Be;:ich, third in 88()·, Toiats 2• 2 ' 2 Tot•ls 20 1 3 1 because of the noise fac- S< ..... ., '""'"'' rn at c h feat u rang th e top-Jn 12 and 13 age bracket. Susie r "' ~ tor among other things. .gnduating seniors. Each team Ray, first in s hot put at 46 feel. :~1~~s :, ': ~:~ ! : ''Then we started look· wjn be composed of 13 wrestlers, four inches, and best ever by ~ r "' , ing around at existing and 13 events will take place. year old. ~ Ufll ... rsuy 100 000-1 3 1 tracks . We now have six ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-LA~°"-1_n1_a~~~~~~-no~_100~--5_5~1~.or seven formal races FACTORY Demo SALE! • TOYOTA Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Boston JG 24 .600 New York 35 29 .547 3 Milwaukee 32 31 .508 5' ~ Baltimore 28 33 .459 81 z ll>etroit 26 34 .433 10 Cleveland 24 38 .387 13 W~sl Division NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 37 24 .607 Philadelphia 35 29 .547 311: New York 32 28 .533 4•h Chicago 32 32 .500 6'h St. Lows 29 32 .475 8 Montreal 26 32 .448 91h each school year and the boys can race during the summer m onths as well a lthoug h they do not represent the school. "I feel it is a ~real sport and it gives these kids a chance to compete in something they have wanted to compete in uuder the name of the school. •'There is a definite need lo kt?ep them in· terested in something in relation t o school ac- tivities.·· There's a relaxed at- mosphere among the motocross riders at Estancia High School at the present. But don 't sell the Eagles short when it comes to actual competi- tion. They are every bit as competitive as riders from schools where the sport is given sanction. Estancia are among the bestin their divisions. Rocky Caswell rides in the lOOct: division; Kevin Willis is the 250cc top rider. end Jay M a rsells is the best on the 125cc machines. Estancia and Sad- dleback Hig h Schools battled back and forth for the team title dunng the year with Costa Mesa staging a late-season "inning streak * Charlie Brumfield and .Bud M uehlelson got a big scare from a pair of area racquetball players ~fore rallying for vic· tory ln open doubles competition in the second annual national outdoor three-wan rac· quetball tourney al OCC Friday. Brumfield and Muehleisen, ranked No. 1 in the United States, downed Bill Chadwick and Matt Waidelich in the quarterfinaJs. 21·13. 19-21, 21-17, in the feature match Friday. Brumfield and Muehleisen will face Rick Kossler and Jim Ca~on in action today at 4:15. The tourney resumes this morning al 8:30 with open singles play start· ing at 10:15. The final round is set for Sunday, starting at 10. In '41pen singles action Friday, the lone surprise was Scott McComas' 12·21, 21·11, 21·1 win over Florida collegiate champ Tom Koch. OftEH SINGLES Brumfield. bye; lonra def. Sim-mons. 21.10, 21·10; Gellman del. SclloMr1 6-21. 21·11. 21-IS; l(OSSI~, bye; Charlson bye; D•vldson _,by forfeit over Martinez; MtOonttd def. Lund, »21, 2i.tS;21-H; Wetffl llye; we11.-ce, b.,.; Mc Comes oef. Koc.II 12-11. 21·11, 2i.t; Wrlgl\1 def. Gibb\ 21·14, 21-20, Kehn. bye; CerlOn, bye; McCoy def. crown, S-21, 21·10, 21·10; Giynor <Ml. IC .. M 21-7, 21·11; Str..,.. demo, bye O"EN DOU•LES ,.lrst•-• 8r umlltld ·M11tllltlsen, byt ; Oladwlcll·W•ldellcll def. Brvbllo.er· IC.O<h, 2l-IS, 21-10; Crowft·O•vldsoll def. Rolda'l·Brld9U, 21-1), 2H•; Kosster·Cuson, bye; Strano.mo· Charlson, t>ye ; Bowen·Gorup del. Lund·Wrigltl 21·12, 21·16; Gayner· SU:sson def. Sl•rkman-McCov. 21-10. i.-21, 21-1•; Wellat•·Wetret, Dye. S.CM411Revllll Brumfteld·Muellle l$en def. Cll•OwlO·W•ldellcll, 21·1l, 19-21 . 21-11; Konttr·C·ar son def, Crown· O.vld)Otl, 21-10, f·21, 21·14; W•llac:e· WtlraJ d•I. Geyntr·Suu on, 21-10. 21-lS, •SINGLES "lr,l llounll Jo11nson def. Gibbs 11-21, 21ou. 21.11; Gross def. Crawford, 21·19, 12-21, 21-17; AO.ms def. Markus, 2H, 21·11: O'Amico WOl'I by forfeit; Kone def. Pool. 21·13, 21·10; Shorts def. l.On-dellus, 21·13, IS·21, 21-12; McGovern def. Wiiiis. 21·S, 21·9; Won9 Otl. Darden 21·8. 21-10; Rossman def. 8er9fvln. 20·71, 21·7. 21·0; WIWl'lrY del. Bt•nl, 21·1, 21-11, BurQHs Oto!. NortltCull. 21·16. 11·10: t<raus del, Slleltny, 21·5, 21·t; Morr hon Otl. Wud, 21-7, 21-1: Lusk oec, Malone. 2l·t, 21·1'; Oel•nty def. SlrTmOns. 21 .. , 21-l; Garcia def. Cuollp, 21-IS. 21 ... Sece<o411Rov•d Gross clef. Joltnson. 2i.t s. 21.11, O'Amlco def. Adams, 2H9. 21-11; K••n• dtL Shores. 21·16. 21·1: McGovern del. WO'IV, 10-21, 21-12, 21·17; Rouman def. w1111ne.,. 21·8, 21·2; Burges$ def. Kraus, 11·19. 1'-21, 21-1•. Morrison clef Lusk, 21·1S. 21-6; Delaney~. Garcia , 21·9, 19·21, 21-14, CHtol•tlenll-d Cr•wford def. Glllbs, 21·18. 21-17, Markus def. Wendel, 21-14. 21 .. ; Poot clef Lonelellus, 21·13. 21-8; OardenOtL Wollls, 19·21. 2H3, 21 ·1t, Beroevln del. Br•nl , 18·21, 21·12, 21 ·20; l'tor1heu11 def. Slleleny. 21-7, 21-18. •oou aLES Sawy•r·Lo\ig def. Slerkmen·Coyle. 71 _., 11·5; Van Horn-S. C.r;twtord dl•t. Lefllnow•ll •Palon, 21 ·18, 21·11>, Htlm~·CUOllPO dtf. Btoom·SlerNmen, 21-1, 1.s-21, 21-10; Oelener-Grou c1t1. SltCk·Kesel, 21·10, 21·11, Roldan· Brldon def . Markus-Lusk, 21·11 21-lt:O.Crawford·Gellm•n def. vay. JOllMOll, 21·10, 21-19; Oarden-Klnra dtt. Allh~91on·Wllll•. 21·10, 21·11, Blble-McAlllsler def Rippetoe. Ct•rto:•. 11-21. 21-14. 21·1S. Roumen· Hicks clel. WllilMY·Witto. 21-13. 21.f>, S.llls·A•tston del ~ tonQ·Adams, 21-15, 19-21, 21·15; Garltr·KlftQ det. St•rr·Fro\I, 21·4, 21·10; Burgeu· l.ondetlus def. K•nnedY·8•chl«, 21·S. 21-1•; McGowrll·D' Amico def Kim V•n 1-iOrft•VO'lestll. 21·1. 21·•. McOoNtd·B)'rd Clef. Culler·H«ack. 21·7, 21·13; Morrlso'l·Slloru Clef Urltie-OeBoom, 21·12. 21·4 CSINGLES "'"'"--Ho-. bye; IAmbdef ..1atkte. 21.11. 21·12; Bvrcllell def. Regan, 21·t, 21-16; Feeney Clef Jensen 21·2. 21· 191 Starr Otl. Hor•ck, 21.u. 2H2. LMIS del. B•lr. 21·16, 2H6; Hergenreter del Ball•n, 21..,, 21 .. ; Plnnla def Cr•y, 21.e,21.11, ScollO.f Culler 21-6.?H, Hiii a.I. Re'lt\tr, 21-13, IS·21, 21-7; MU_,, del FaranO, 21·S, 21·9; M ed def AlbtrU, 21·9, 21-19. Frost def. l.•berl 21·1•, 21-10, F119ue del Lewi< 21·11. 21-10; Orrallt del. Olu. 21·3, 21·3; Leif Ingwell won Dy torfelt, S~eftlllR-411 Howt dtl L•mb. 21·!8, 21·12, Burtlltlt def Foney 21·2. 21-1q, Starr def Loats. tMS. 13·21, 21·15; Herraenreler Clef Plnnla 21·5, 2HS; Hiii del Stoll. 21·10. 21·11, Miian def. Wted. 21·10 21·9, F(OSI def. FUQUa, 21·14 '1·17, Orolll def l.•llll'IQMll 21-4, 21-ll • Co111e1etlell lleu114ll Regan def Jensen. 21·13. 21·8: "°'Kk def B•lr, 21-10, 21-17; Bellen def Cny. 21-8, 19-tl, 21-12; Cutlerdel. Renner. 11-21. 21-14, lMJ; Alberts Clef Faral\d, 21·16. 2MI; l.eWI' dtl. ~'::ft'· 21-10, 21·U; Olaz -Dy HNIOllSSINGLU Muehl•IAn, b ..... Pr•ll del. s.1•111 21 ... 21 .. ; Fl•IU, bye; P••ll, tr(e; ar: l>lt, bye; ICllflp, bye; PulHld def. Fteltlltr,21·10, 11·12; Brvt>ak.,-,bye. HAM,LE: •75 TOYOTA C09tOLLA • _., r~>Q ,...,_ (4el8) Oakland Kansas City Texas Minnesota Angels Chicago 40 25 .615 37 29 .561 31 i 32 32 .500 7'h 30 31 .492 8 31 36 .463 10 West Dlvlsioa Cincinnati 41 26 .612 Dodgers 39 30 .565 3 San Francisco 31 34 .477 9 What about the injury factor? How many in· juries have occurred during the past season in actual competition? A match race recent· ly al Orange County In· ternational Raceway agains t Saddleback High, could have de- termined a team for in· troduction a t the Superbowl of Motocross to be held in the LA Coliseum July 18-19 Advisor Charles Cul· forth is a desert and en- duro motorcycle racmg addict himse lf and knows full we ll the lnj uries Mini1nal • '75 VOLVO 242 lw MO 11 .. o!O 00.111 '"""'"0 (ot.4•1 5 5999 11 Y ..... Left At ,,....r'riu ......... s. ...... • 4 WHEEL DRIVES 7 4 LAMDCIUISH Hlrtlloe. • ~. ••It ltulll f-.oio, ,_ (HOl,DI s4999 54199 7 4 INTL ICOUT .............. ~ ..... llO ~ '4899 26 37 .413 13 '•illey•so•~ Boston•. B•lllrnore 3 117 Inning}) Mllwi1ul11te 6, Cl•••••n<I O DtlroU 10, New York • MIMesot• s. Chicago 3 C4111o"11• It Tuu 11 11 linnlnQ\I Oo land J, K•ns.J\ City I Todaf'I Ge..-Mln"!'s.ola <Carnpbetl O·JI 111 (.hicaQO ll<ut 10 JI ~w Yori! !Dot>'°" l ·U •I 0.-lroll (L.otlcll 1 o flO)l()ll IPOl• 1·21 111 Balli~• <P•lmer 11·ll l(h ... S City 18vsby f.S l •I Oilklend (1-iofllrNlll • ~I Miiwaukee 18robero •·11 •t Cltvtl•no IEOer\.ley 4·01 Te••s CUmba(Q"' 7·1 •nd ~IQlll Oll at Ane-h lf•rwtne• • endH•uler >·11 ,. I San Diego 31 35 .470 91h Atlanta 28 'J7 .431 12 Houston 24 46 .343 181~ ,,, ... .,.,c;._ Atlanta•. San Frenc1~co 1 Pln\buro11 s. New Yor~ 1 PttlleotlPllla 7. Monlrol • St. Louise. Otl<•oo J Clnc•Mell 7, Houston J San 01990 2, DMtleN 1 TeO.y'sO•m.. ._r,11111>vr1111 CIClson 7·2 I <11 New York (Mall.-cll MontrHt CBl•lr l·•l at Pllll.-Spllle CCMllOfl'-)) SM\ FrenclKo CC.Id-II H I .t AllMla IMortOfl , ... , Cltl<e90 IRevicllet •·6 I et St, 1.ovls CGlb90n l·Sl Clncln11ottl IC. Cerro u S·•> at Houston CRl<Ni"' 4·JI · o.4 .. " IMeH•nmlth 10-)J •t S..n Ot1t9" CFollten t-ll ( ''The safety factor has been out standin g," Jacobson says "We have had only one lhJUry all year and tha t was a n~~rsofthesport rider from another Right now we have a school Ther~ were too program where 12 to 15 many nders on the track boys g.o out and have a for practice at one time good .t•rrye one~ a week. and 111 a pileup one of But 1 trunk it is inevila· them s uffered a' broken ble that the sport wtll leg." grow into an ot•ganized, lnJunes in high school motocross competition are kept lo a minimum by use of the proper equipment and careful supervision. Tom Jacobson. ad· visor of the Costa Mesa High team, has directed that school's program tor two years and says he will ask for some funding money for the program next season. ··The kids provide their own.equipment and rr;;;;:;:;;;::r--.ijiiiiiiii•T;;;oH•E;;;;;;;;;;;;-r==:--===-==--==--=i pay their own entrance fees to race. I hope this Cos ta Mes a Ha gh fully-sanction ed com- nders belong to a group petition In the future." k n o w n a s s AM Three riders from EARL'S will change soon. ~'*"'-·"'"'... •'There aren 1t any s.r":.:~-spedllc qualifications stwt. other than an interest or ••Tew o.. desire to compete. M05t • ( 495-0401) of them ha ve little .,~v '°~Af12t., OMLYAT knowledge of the 21t21 c.-. <!.,lit;... HHI mec hanical lunctlons ol • =-··· •. · FRIEDLAM"ER their cycles • ., "They maintain a Call 842-5178. t Put 1 few word• to work for ou. TRIUM,H we>rkout schedule and f 11re in 8ood phyalca1 '-'On· dlUon. Motocron fa a steeplechose event and • ' I is competition between man, machine and nature." Jacobson has a son in· volved in the program and has 23 to 25 riders un- der his wing at Costa Mesa High. Among the lop riders on the Mustangs team at the present time are Ray 0 ' Brien in the lOOcc class. He rides as an ex- pert and has been in competition for a Jong time. The most popular size is the 12Scc a'ctlon where Jamie Oliver. Kerry Stophel, Phil Carter, Larry Lewellan, Gary Greeley and O' Brlen compete for Costa Mesa. Lewellen. Pot Pickens, Tiger Paulson and Sheldon M esalck make up th• ~e riding team. Coata Meta doetn't htt\•e cmltanlt f n the open or minibike class~. \ / Los Al Entries 122 119 119 SllCONO It AC a -'10 Y•rds 3 .,.., oklS & up Cle lmlno Pur~ '2100.' Oelmlno 11rk• uooo Gebeflno CA<lalr l 121 MH$AGrlts IC.r<loiel 119 P•~Wlns (Richards> 122 Fast E<ldle (Treesurel 11t Royel BleckClllCll fLlpharn• lit Hevant161\ !Hert> 11t One All<I Only CCrugerl 11• Zlpeoo IW•rdl 1 It AIMElltlMe • S.ngulne's Jet CGaru I 119' Mel Mehel IPeoel 111 THl ltD ltACE -350 yard~. 2 year 01<1 m11<1ens Clalmlno. C.111-bre<I. Purse s1too. Cle Im I no prlte '6SOO. w .. lthAn<IGlory fllpheml 1n Truly Direct IA<lalrl ,,, Prissy Joy (Hartl • 119 Tr~lc End IB•oollsl 122 Olam1ntt Charge (Cleros~> 1n Fr.sno•s Bey Moon {Alchard~I 1n P1ppe'sMlssy CGlbbonsl 119 Superfine CTrtuurt I 122 Sl\e<ly Cute B•r ( CArdOll l 119 K41tleo CW•lller I 119 AlseElltlblt Mackam's Joy <Brooks I My Mldllm CCerdor• I Kl<I Kelly COreyerl FOUltTH ltACE -110 y.,ds. 3 year Olds & up. Clalmlno. Purse SJ100. Clllmlno price ssooo. GroovyGrumciy (Trusurel P•lm Gold IC.rdoa I Promises Promises (Werdl 81Kk Coll (Harl) 0yl\a9C) Gte (A<lllrl Blec:k Brother CLlph•m) 119 122 122 12'2 122 119 FlnH RACE -400 yards 3 year olds. Allowance. Purse USOO. Ol<kty's Fire Rh.It IBrooUI Euy Jet's S.91 I Hf rt I Cllkk0s Pini Roell (Mytesl EIJeto <Trusurel Scoops Oellght (Lipham I · Et1Co9y <Cre19erl V1v1 VIiie IC.rdOze I SIXTH RACE -400 Y•rds. l yur okls. Clalmlng. Purse '2200. Clalm<ng Pf'k• '4000. SecoOeell CW1r<1) 11' HaveGoodO.y (GUHi '" Xero•t<I (WetM>nl 122 • Wit• Cherg IC.rdOlll 119 FlntACt (Clerlswl 1n :0~~~~°7o~!~:~~ure> ll: St1•iped .ffftl•fill Alemllos News IRlchar<lsl 121 ~~~~fW~:;!;','' !:~ Dr. Klau Schwarz and wife Joyce <>f SEVENTH u ci -400 yaros. 1 Corona del Mar, display the 165-pound veer olds & up. Purse '10,000. The f · h · Barbre B -lnvlt•tlon•I h•ndicap. striped marlin the:. caught while IS mg UKa·sKld (Ward) 121 ff h t f R h B v · t TneGooc1T111e11orey••> 11e o t e s ern o a anc o uena IS a ~:::.11~~ \'f.1~:~: g~ SI?Qrtfishing cruiser in the Sea of Cortez JetCrffk (PIOOI Ill recently. Pus Over CNlcodtmusl 12s ----------------------Smooth Me CBroollsl 118 s.turday,June21, 1975 DAILY PILOT 83 Cltecking W 01nen's Golf Jn a partners better ball tournament on guest day at Mesa Verde Coun· tty Club, the twosome oC Lucia Johnston and Con· nie Kinzie finished with a gross score of 156 for first place. The winners are twin sisters and were playing in their first tournament as partners in s\x years. Johnston is now a member of Mesa Verde aiter living in Texas for a number of years while Kinzie is a member of Santa Ana CC. In net action, Gloria Bowden and guest Bon· nie Douglass of San Clemente Golf Course were the winners with 133. Second in the gross competition .at 161 went to Phyllis S mith and guest Virginia Cool of Old Ranch CC. Cele Brown and guest Ann Teele of El Niguel CC were third with 164. Virginia Vistica and Betty Ha user of Palos Verdes Country Club placed second in net ac- tion with 134. Third place went to Joan Chamberlin and g u est An n McA llister of Palos Verdes CC with 138. In B flight, Ede Gow and g uest Beverly Rimel of Santa Ana CC, were the gross winners with 184. Bette Potts and Jane Anderson of Irvine Coast CC finished second at 185 with Peg Jacobson and Billie Sigrist of Santa Ana CC third at 186. In net action , Clare Collins and guest Evelyn Pyle of Old Ranch CC were the winners with 137 . Second went to · Joyce Crowell and Lee Lowrey of Riviera ~C at 140 with K elly Adams and Eleanor Greene of Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club third at 144. Leasure and Mal'y Ratekin lied at 331/·~. Joyce Crowell won C flight with 31"'2. Barbarn Pegg, Dti;lene Bouse and Doris Buckles tied at 331h, followed by Fran Grotenhuis (34 1h ) and Ann Tuveson (35). Seacllff first in E flight with 29 with Bea Cowie next il 28. Co•tafte•a In an all irons tourna· ment on the Mesa Llnda eourse a t <:;osta Mesa Golf and Country_ Club, Dora Donaldson was the A flight gross winner J oan Weaver was the with 80. Sally Owsley gross victor in A flight in won net with 69. a low gross, low net Cleta DeLong won B event for the w.omen's flight gross honors with club a t Hun tington 89 while Betty Brown Seacliff Country Club and Phylli.s Stafford tied when she fired an 82. for net honor s a t 76. Juliene. Ada~s c~p· Failyn Brooks was the tur~ net in A flight with c flight gross victor with' 70 with Nancy Ray and 87 and Eileen Wilson the Patty Schottmille r tied net winner with 72. at 75. Connie Neske won· ~verly Eme:son won gross in D flight with 93 B fhghl gross with 94 and and Doris Ba ll captured Chick Kobayashi was the net with 74. net victor with 76. Connie Lu Willey finished with Lone r gan and Eazel 96 to win E flight gross Mollica lied at 78. and Vivian Gormly was Virginia Stevens won the net winner with 68. gross in C flight wiU1 96 In a scrambles touma· and June Doyle was the menl a foursome of net vic~or w,ith 7~. Louis~ Locks, Lu Willey, Marie Cunningham Eileen Yraceburn and Vi captured D fli ght gross Theiss finished with 68 to with 99. Pal Lack~er and win gross honors. DC?llY Secord tied for net De l Gustk ey, Mary with 77 whi le Bess Kent, Betty Blakemore Peterson and Barbara and Sandy McFarland Pond tied for the next won net with 48 1/i. spot at 78. Mile Square Helen Doy le was the A flight winner in a tin Whistle tournament at Fountalin Valley Mile Sq uare Golf Course with a36. Rose Fergus fi nished second with 35 a nd Erlene Angstadt was third with 34. In B fli gh t , Helen Olisar was the winner with 35, followed by Bob· by Webb a td Helen Jones C33J; Dee Dee McClell and and Virginia Aye (3 1 ). i..aguna Beach M e m be r s of the Laguna Beach women's golf club played a low gross tournament this week. H UDDLESTON SETS MARK Terry Huddleston set a course record of 42 :56.0 in winning the first all· comers 8·mile distance r~e of the s ummer in San Clemente Friday af. ternoon. Diane Stys was lb@ A flight winner with 87. fo llowe d by Thelma Toomey at 91. Alice Va ndling cap· lured B flight with 92 with Marg ie Davison second at 95. lda May S c homake r won C flight with 99 with J ean Abajian and Ruth LaPorte lied for second at 100. In a putting tourna. ment, Maggie Waterman was the winner with 29, followed by Helen Drex· elius, Val Morton, Mar- garet Moore and Ruth Whitake r at 32. Ann Ric h ard son and Pat Gulick finished with 35. I r .,bee Coa•t In a two low balls of foursome event for the women's c lub at Irvine Betty Hend E:r&o n and Helen Peterman (33> and Jean Carson with J erri Mirams (34 ). In D flight, Hele n Larkin was the winner with 31, fo llowed by Eleanor Nelson C32), Sonya Kelley (33) and ll tie between Shirley Meyer and Kay Roberts (341. · Mb•i on \'iejo Eleanor Wheeler "us the winner of a tin wttls· Ue tournament at Mis· sion Viejo Country C'lub with a score of 35. Kay Martin finis hed second at 32 in A flight. In a tin whistle tourna· ment. four points arc given for an eagle. three for a birdie, two for a par and one for a bogey. f\ill handicaps are used. Coast Country Club, the ----------- winning group fired a l24 and inc l ud ed P a t Carlson, Ann Hairston, Betty Mumma and D. J . Swanson. Second place a t 127 went to Dottie Fleer , Cay H a lbe r g, Sonya Kelley and Rosalee Wine. Dorothy Bowen, Gloria Da Ros. Wanda E n gle and M a r gen e Musser were next at 129. OMLY AT HERB FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH A tie resulted al 130 with Nancy Barnes. Bea Freebairn , Zora 1------------ Hulchison and Phyllis Stephens on one team. On th e oth er w en~ Marcella Kelter, Lucille Knudson, J ean O'Skea and Connie Tyson. Another lie resulted at 131 with Dorothy Gray, B. J . J ohn sen, Ruth McC leod a nd J ean Taylor on one squad. On the othe r we re Shirley King, Jayne Lenk, Joyce Norman and Olive Wig- genhorn. El<;HTH RACE -400yards.3yr.ir olds. Clelmlno. Purst U200. Clelmlng price MOOD. Dkltty's Rock Candy CPallio> 111 Gofoeous Louie <Dreyer) 11• King Hu•• (Harl) 119 B•flle·s Son (A<l•I •I 11• S.nguese CRlcher<1sl 111 9,013 Watch Gray Verda Shirley and Cele Brown tied for first in a criss cross tourl)ament in A ·flig ht with 31'.::. Dare Wells was next' at 32 with Shirley Kinder, Lupi Sutton a nd Gloria BOwden tied at 33. Gayle Boozell won C flight with 36. Ann Ford was second at 32 while Zora Benac a nd Barbara Ducommun t i ed at 31. Eleanor Smith was next al 29. Barry Kauk er. a junior high student at Marco Forester School, finished ninth in a field of 19 run· ners. In a least pulls event, Helen Balentine was the A fli ght winner with 27. Bobbie Smith had 30, Dory Amen 31 and Barbara Limacher 32. Dorothy Wright won B flight with 31, followed by Lola Freedman (33), Jacki e Brown, Kay Jen· nison and D. J . Swanson (34) and Marjorie Lewis Ftckle N' Brlvtit (Cerd01•I 111 DunAUdy (Werdl 111 Lll'MoonMlld CMyles> 111 "II Str"t S.rn (Lipham) 1n Ima Strew Too {Clerlsse> 111 NINTH ltACE -400 y.,ds. J year okb & UCJ. Cl•lmlno. Purse $1900. Win Cycle Race CJ11m1no prices 1600. Truly A Surprise <H•rll Buu Uno CLlphlml Jilek !-lmon IC•r<IOH) Thlr<11meoe CWerdl Trlpl~C Truly <Brook') Ecrio Too I Ada Ir> Re<ldyWIM {Rlther<ls) Mr. SN<ly CPegel Derk N Oln<ly !Ger zaJ JetB.,None (TrHsOrel 119 Billy Gray of Topanga m won the handicap main :~ event to the delight of a 119 crowd of 9,013 at Friday ::: ni g ht 's s p e e d way m motorcycle racing at 122 Costa Mesa's Orange Los. Al Results OUARTEA HOUE RESULTS f'•r lfrlcley Cl••r, Trec:ll f'Ht "lltST ltACE -400 yard5. 3 ~ar olds. c11lmlno. Purse '2300. Ollt COmman<I ITrtasurtl 11 60 11 20 •.IO Distanl Merl•h (Adair I 4.60 3.60 Roen Mlmbo (Hert! 3.60 Ttme-20.34 Al'° r1n -SUtnt Tre1tment. O.Cker's Olltf, Dickeys 81r A Cold. Sol•r Ch•roe, Mr Black Deck, U oune Moon. Sherm U EXACTA I-Citic CemtNM & ). Dinam Merlall. ,.1. v1.oe SECOND RACE -•OO yard~ 3 re•r Ol<ls & up. Cl•lmlng. Purse tJ400 Juslikt Pe <Orever> 3.40 2.60 2.40 Certer's Dendy CRlt llerdsl 4.20 3.20 Couftly Limit IHertl 3.20 Time -20.20 Also ren -Bua be, Foolish NOi ions. R9btl Orum County Fairgrounds. Gray, who starred in the Father Knows Best television series in the 1950s, won by about 10 yards over Billy Meister of Whittier and Granada Hills' Mike Konle. It was Gray's second main event victory three weeks. Favored Steve Bast finis hed last in the race. In the scratch m ain event, Bast was the win· ner in easy fashion, de· Drills Set For Losn e r TttlltD ltACE -3SO yards. 3 year h Olds & up. Clef ming. Purse ueoo. Mari 0 a HI g 's Bob ~~';,s.ne1y, 6.80 00 3.00 Losner will be one of 14 Rocke1Mlck cc.roor•> 1.00 4.AO m e mbers of the CI F Sc= ~f;,0o <LIPf't•m> 3·00 Southern Section team Alsoren -Snekt M Up,WlseW1111e. whi c h wi l l start To-smen Strip, Jo11y Sh•Oow workouts Tuesday for FOUltTH RACE -3SO y•r<IS. 3 year ol<ls& UCJ. Cleulll•d allowance. Purse the sixth an nu a 1 Cal ~1':~1c Coaches All·star basket· ceenksl 1.40 3.40 l .60 ball ct"'me Jet Mine I Richards) 2.80 2 40 t>4" • Gr•y<l•nc•r <L•Pf't•ml 3.20 The game is slated this Tlme -11.61 f J l 9 t C l Also r•n -Miu Pig Pio, Fri:e a.rs. year or u Y a a MooVlnM••Y State Fullerton r:11•TH 1ta cE -3soy.,ds.lr.ar Losne r J·oins three olds. Purse UOOO The Golden Stele FuturltvTrl•IS -Flrst Dlvlslon. othe r Orange County Triple Bull h l l h . 11 cer .. oer> tt.eo 1.20 3.40 at e es w o w 1 Pemptrtcl Udy (Trtesure) uo 1.40 workout at Cal State L.A. 0t1-Roy1lty Auurtcl I Harli 160 oH-Jet59Y cc.roore> 1.20 in preparation for the ~~o-r':·~ -Fie kl• count. game: Los Amigos' Tom GofortlltdOUQh, °"Copy Me, 0ierr1 Schneiderjohn. ~rea's ~~XTH uca _ 350 yeros. 2 .,.., Barry Wes ton a d -..El ol<I'-Purse uooo. The 0o1c1en state Dorado's Kevin Heenan. =~r111s-Setoncs Division. Other players on the 1LJl)hem> J.40 2.20 2.20 Southern Section team ~~~~~r1es> uo ~:: include Steve Craig Time -11.u (Beverly Hills), John ~:{~~~~t!~di~~;:;:;::; Gibson <Morningside>. eanvon. Fentv A11•1r Brad Holland {Cr escenta ,,.:!.:.!~~~~:;!••.i Sll•rt & •· Valley), P aul Mokeski savllNTH ltACJE -350 yards. 2 (Crespi J, Thad Francis .,.., olds. Purse $3000. Tne Go1o.n (Newbury Park), Greg St•t• Futurity Tr1e1s -Third Hunte r (Serr a )• Del Division. AockrC.rln• McDonald (Garvey), ITrMwre> S.60 2.60 1.IO (Si M1nA•t1e• <Llllft•m> ,,40 2.20 Steve McGuire erra), WllWY'• Req11ttt 10rerer> •·00 R e g g i e T h e u s Tlme-11.14 Also "" -Oer11n·s Demon. (Inglewood ) and J im Satecr•<ker, '•atellHtrt, TrU(kl• _Yent (Crespi). 'Mllrllll\, Oe A1ure E•ol• feating Scott Sivadge of Chatsworth and Mike Bast of Van Nuys. T he third division main event was captured by Gene Woods, a stu· dent al Newport Harbor High. Woods. 17, is the younger brother of rac- ing star Rick Woods of Huntington Beach. Youn g Woods was m a king his first ap- pearance at the Costa Mesa track. Wayne TC In Finals The J ohn Wayne Ten· nis Club will meet the Kangaroo Club of Menlo Park for the California state club tennis cham· p1onship at Bear Valley Spnng~ today and Sun· day J ohn Wayne TC won five matche~ to annex the Southern Califorrua crown Sunday at Bear Valley Springs, defeat· ing Clare m ont Tennis Club for the SoCal title, 8·1. Competition is in doubles with three men's, three women's and three mixed doubles events each m a tch. Playing on the winning team Sunday were : Me n 's d oubles -Bob Duesler and Dick Mat· teer; Jim Upt on and Craig Neslage; John Lee and Jim Straw. Wome n 's d oubles- Paige Hartley and Karen Benish ; Sunny Elliott and Vickie Windburn; Diane Benoit a nd Robin Custer. Mixed doubles-Attilio Ro se tti and Gai l Glasgow ; Barbara Wright and Ken Stuart; Bob J o nes and E llen Bryant. Team alternates in· e lude Pal McCa be, Earleen Ulric h , Alice Evans and Hank Lelchth1ed. .. °"T" It AC a -JSO '(••dt. 2 yeer olft. '°"l'M $.)000. The Ooldefl SI* Futwlty Trl•I• -'ow th Divis• The l(ld Slallf' CMYlell 21 90 a 00 $00 Rustlers Fall, 98-73 "'9elly(Me(9.tnUI UO !LOO 04.cl .. (9roo41•l '60 Tlrne -tt.U Al•,.,. -a esy•M •. Nit• N lly, Udy Otl0¥lly, S.111\ Ro .. , IClllHy Qunty, Oe Miley Mite NINTM HU -JSO ~4'.'· J Y'Nf Meis. Ati.w.nce. "''M a..n'llttfa" IAoM!r> t.00 ).AO UO 1,.._. IMyluJ 7.IO UO CLl!DMMI U O -If.ff Al• ren -M'(r"•'• Glr•1.~~ N, 1'1Clllle, CO!'•I'• lftuMW•Y. Wlllt"I ... , lt!WIMllc l'llylll•, l"rtclelll ~.Ge' Fltll.ltllft • U ACfA 1•0.-r --. a .. ............ ,. ....... NORWALK -Cedric Collins scored 22 points but it wasn't enough Fri- day n1gbt a. Golden West College dropped a 9&-73 decision to Cerritos ln a Cerritos summer league balketball.rame. Golden WesL was never In the 1a m~ aJ'll(l trailed al haHllme. 43-29 . Steve Ross had t• points and Gary Sanders added 12 for the losers. o.-..wnt OJI .. " . ' 2 0 It 0 s 2 0 I I 0 3 0 ' 0 34 s Cerrito•. ~ :r 0 • 4 n 0 12 J I 0 14 I • ) . ti 7t O ·H , In B fli g h t, Mary Wanamaker, Mary Fothergill and Ginny Vistica tied for firs t with 3212. Marion Schulte was· next at 33 with Phyllis Barbara Stewart was the D winner wit'h 38 with Jean Buchanon and Marion Bartok tied at 32. Kay Knopf was next at 31. Peg Lourti e and Frances Dorne lied for 1. Terry Huddleston •S<ln Ctemenlt• 42:56.0 (Course record); 2. John A•· tell (San Oemenlet '4.14 0, 3. Oiln H•ll !SCI 44:20.0. 4 Biii AO.motes IFallbrookl 4'>.31.0. s Ron weem~ !Fullerton) 47:29.0; 6 Rick • .. Helom (SaddltO.cll Colle~ 1 41 07 .0. 1 Owen EdW•rds ISCl 49:S0.0, a Guy PllHPOt I C~ltol Buen> S2:34 o ' S.rry i<.ulte< ISCI S2 .J.4.0. 10. Tom An· <1trson (0Nnge Coast College I s.i~:~~· r11ce. Mondat J .. ne JO•• s.in Clemente H1gl'I. 6 .30 p m {8 molts> (35) L Valdes was the C flight winner with 31, followed by Pat Clarkson and J enda Horne (32). THE .GREAT · ALFA ROMEO· SAAB COALITION! Yor1>,, Linde Blvd. PARKINSON VOLKSWAGEN 1275 Yorba Linda Blvd. Placentia•(714) 524-6400 ~---L-~--E·-~ 4· .. J ·~ ~ *" , __ __ ... ..., ALFA ROMEO BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street Newport Beach• (714) 752-0900 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, TWO FINE CARS JOIN WITH TWO FINE CAR DEALERS TO GIVE YOU MORE ... •TEST DRIVE AN ALFA OR SAAB AND GET YOUR FREE OFFICIAL ·~EST DRIVER'' T-SHIRT. THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER --SO HURRY I t I 'I OIL& LUBE Regularly S9.00 save s 50 WITH COUPON ~COUPON ~I OIL AND LUBRICATION : ~ s3so l?ellOMng OlOlge.tv'oslt.-t Chaq<• Bon1cAme11c01d ~~on I v11'i COl1e ~Mt> Dmei ( h lt1 COSTA MESA 2049 HARIOI IL YO. 64 .. 4421 • . • . Speelallstt In <JllOnlTtfll"I. btat91 ltDtl1 mulleo., IUtl9' te>5 ~ .... 4.wLY PILOT Selun!!y. ~ 21, 1871 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE • ( ' ' , . .. if' ·1 ... . . ,. .. • \ OAllY""-OT I I • -... -- M DAILVPILOT Saturdsy.June2t, 1975 '.Mamie Van Doren: Sffil a Sexpot in Der Forties .. ... . t •• . By VERNON SCOTI' SHE IS particularly HOLLYWOOD (UPI) proud ol a scene in which -Twenty years ago she water skis totally Mamie Van Doren was a nude. Mamie has signed starlet hoping to become to make another Cimber astar. picture with a great Today she is in ber40s, many closeup nude living in Newport Beach, scenes. thrice married and "It will be X rated," divorced, a veteran of she said happily. "Jayne some 40 ,IJlovies, and tak· and J were the first ac· ing oft her clothes for tresses lo open up the still another film. nudity field tor a lot of But sing no sad songs stars who followed suit. for Mamie. Taking off my clothes is While she has not nothing new to me. made the world forget, "God gave me the say, Katharine Hepburn, body I have and I've kept neither has s he married it in good shape. It hasn't an insurance man and changed at all. I should settled down in Pismo show it ofC. Beach, a not atypical "I want people lo see fate for s tarlets. my body to prove women in their 40s are still at- • MAMIE WILL be seen tractive. Maybe more at- later this year in "The tractive than ever." Girl From Boston" which she describes as MAMIE LAST ap- "a Disney comedy with peared on the screen a nudity.'' Ironically, the film's f producer is Mall Cimber 1who wa s the last h u sband of Jayn e Mansfield , a blonde . starlet contemporary of Mamie's who died in an '~I. Soll. t:O ll'Gol decade aao In "Three tours the Orient every quenUy married to the Nuta in Search of a Bolt" two years. late baseball player Lee with the late Tommy Meyers and bus i · Noonan. It was no threat "I HAVE A good in· nests man Ross A · to .. Gone W lt h the come ln the six.figure McClinlock. The day of the starlet in Hollywood has l~g since passed. Mamie could well be the sole vestige of tha t late. lamented sororit.y Wind." bracket," -Mamie said. While Mamie hasn't "I eamenoughmoneyto MAMIE'S MOST ---------- appeared in pictures or take a year off if I want celebrated romance, on t~evision, it is unlike· to, and I don't have to ac-however, was with one~ ly any benefits will be cept anything I don't en-time baseball pitcher Bo held for the vivacious joy doing." Belinsky, who jilted her a blonde. She put a night She lives wi\b a young dozen years ago. club act together in 1965 actor she met in Florida and bas been appearing ayearago. Matrimony is Mamie looks well. in various parts of the not in her plans. albeit older than in her world for impressive Her son, Perry, is 19 heyday. She continues to money. and graduating from makeaspectacularsight MCME RATINGS FUR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE fM •••«'"' ol •~• ,.,.,.,., 1t tf 1"19/"lf ,.,.,.,. ·-' r,.. .... , .... ~, °' ....... ,_ ,., ·-·"f ... I,..., ,,,.,_. .... All A'U. AOllllllllO 'tntrtl A.e•tnl I\ .. "I sing and tell jokes in high school. He is the son in a champagne colored, my act,'' Mamie said. of orchestra leader Ray custom built 1962 "And I dance with guys Anthony. Mamie's first Bentley which matches f th d . d d s '-her tresses. [ffi All "'" .u.1111t rom e au i enc e an .!h;us;;;b;a:;n;;;. ;;;b;e;;;w;a;s;;;su;;;LID;e;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:=;;;;;;;;;J. I ,,,,.1,1 '.'.'~.d~ .• • s""'n" talk to them sensually." 1. ._:.: She doesn't appear in- sophisticated Hollywood and New York, but she is popular at the big clubs in Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Omaha and other cities. She WOODY ALijEN . DIANE KEATON auu1tllD u-c1r I/ ,...,,,., f(, ... , .. ,m, ,,,. •• ,, Moll! '·~·--. .,u.. ® •O 011( UllOU IT ADllltltO (All' 1,.,,1 tMf ,...., •• ""''" ll'Cll) ""' :G. ,PG • ..., M t "'•••U .t • .. 1 u ... o e•1""' ..... M~tOQfOI H ••1-••JN ' · automobile crash D•1tvP11o1s1.a11P11oto It may come as a lll TAYlOl "MIGHT WATCH" J:.lt, ''"· lt.U c..-.-.n• "lllUI" tGI "WVE and ™ NEWPORT'S MAMIE VAN DOREN PUCKERS UP shock.to mi.llions to learn She'll B are Her All in New Skin flick Mamie. w 111 play the mother or a 19·year-otd girl -portrayed by Alexandra Hay in the new movie Mamie isn 't bothered: Tonight's . FOUNTA ... VALL.EV• t•11()1o otUI''•'•~·•• ,.,,., ~ "TEN UTILE INOIAHS" J:H 6'4f, It.IS !Kt l'\Jli CHARLES BRONSON.~,; . amvnur ~. ·•· · I tS.4.;M.~\,~ J "' FOUNTAIN VALL.EV • •• •011 .. , .. \•& ........ •• •Ill loOIJ ' -..... 'UNO THAT TIME fOROOI .,... ... ~.--....., 11 .. $.IM:; .. ~J JS nE FACTOR .~~ GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION TV Highlights "I don't mind playing a mother who can compete with her daughter It's nice to know I still have 1-----------------------u NBC \4 J 9 :00 -··Mary, Queen of Scots." Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda 'Jackson take the starring roles in this his- torical dramatization of the 16th century power s truggle between two queens in this 1971 movie with Matrick McGoohan and Tre vor Howard. CBS <21 10 :00 -"Moses -the Lawgiver." llurt Lancaster plays the title role in this prcmie1'e episode of a six-part series d ea ling with the life of Moses His son, William. plays Moses as a boy ABC (7) 11 :30 -"Fahrenheit 451 .. Oskar Werner C:tnd Julie Christie head the cast of this 1967 sci-fi drama about a future poli ce state where books are banned . TV DAILY LOG it all together • · Miss Gish Launching TV Career NEW YORK <AP) - Lillian Gish, guest of honor at a party Tuesday night, greeted a lot of old friends like Helen Hayes and Joe DiMaggio. She also celebrated being 79 years old and launching a new career as a television mis tress of ceremonies. .. MDDINGO,. ~~~ - • ~-a 1 &M4 °" dw "'&. ~ lout sftilr thlliCJWoYW 9 mtll~copu! DEATH" "SALT WATER A ~ • •.~~ll H Jv1rl Wlai..JEll 111:~ .... . , I".,. [ H I t ff ER SUltFIHG ,, · , ·, 1\vODY ALLrn A suP FILM IY ALAM Rlai PG~lllOlll ~ llllW1ll l:.':.... ~ -• . • • . -4'1us- tla!IM ~ Hot S~qwettce of tM MGtioftal FMH'8 liilfPN ..__, Skateboot'dng ChaMpiO"'flip ---····------·-......-.W 7:30 & 9:30 Each Enfliiig ', ............ -, .. _ ..... ••·• .. • •·: ::"""':: ::. -I-=========== ~... ~ ·W,.1-~-'"" ....... , .. w The terr if yi11g motion pictur<' from the lerrif ying No. I best selkr. 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"'•flt•! ......... o • ..,., Miss Gish, whose act- ing career dates back to 1914 but ha s neve r stopped -s he was on Broadway two years ago in ·•u ncle Vanya" -was honored at a reception by WNET, the public television station for which she is hosting a series of silent films . ~MASON SUSAN GEORGE PEBRYKIRG L---------------1 Saturday Evening JUNE 21 ~ Movlt: (Cl (Zllr) "All This allCI Ht1vt• TM" {d1i) 40-Bette D~v1s, I Suptr Sllow lapa~~ unaua1e Proarams 1:30 l!IJ L3 )The ltfltr$0nl (R) ( 6) Gene Oav1s Show • 81 Candid Camera 4:00 B World of Surmal O Okk VH Dyke [6 WresthftC from the Olympic I ffi You're fft Court (R) O Celebrity Tt11n1s 9:00 B 17 3 LI f1hry Tyler Moore 1 8 Stu l tek 11 Show ( R) 17 3 Water World 0 a~ 6 10 g;) NBC S.turd1y Eil Mat1ntt 22 Movie: (C) (21/ihr) "Miry, Quui1 l C. Porttt Waioner Show of Scots" (dra) '71-Vanma Red ill Wtrlcl rreu ,,,Vt, Glen~ hcbon. (~!l)RKl"frtlms g '~L•)lll(l)~UI f• CD IW funllo's SttUI ROO• m erardo Aceves vs w futbol Socw I . nree Pauports lo Mvenlurt Q) VMc •I Acncult11e *Kid Pambala~ live from 4:30 B 17 (3 CIS SPtrts Sptctacular . . 0 <'9 11 3 CDAIC's Wide Olympic Au 1torium. w.nd ,1 s,oru I I Bo1111c Fro111 t11t °""'"" U 6 film ftalurt Cou.lly Corw~I 2~ Haftk Tho•pw• Sh01r Prt•iH ftl111 a> CorOlll Now 9:30 17 3' LI loll ~whirl Sho• 5.00 O M9'ic: (C) "The Osur" (dr1)l rop Goes tllc CounllJ '66 -Stephen Bo1d. [Ike ~mmtr I 6) NYPD 6, W1ttt Wtrld i) Cou•try l'tlu 1 10 Nns 0 h1tll lor T od17 0 Wild Witd Wut 10:00 m Movie: "Mr. ' Mrs. Smith" B BURT LANCASTER IN (coml '41-Carole tomb1rd. * 1st TV SERIES ROLE ®Mod Squad MOSES THE LAWGIVER ,j:J @ lbmt of the '•me e ,17. ( 3 , • I I S~fCIAl I Moses- !.241111111111 Dun Show The uwaivu I he premiere episode ED Asslfftmtnt Amenu 1n a s1• part series deahng 1111lh the {fl Three Stotcu hie ol Moses. 5:30 0 (tj N..-s O Movit: "Cult el tllt Cobfa" (hor) ( 6 l Otue lbsuls '55 -David Jan»en, Richard Lone. ti.QI Mtwle: (Cl (90) "Maybe l'K I T.UJ at Aen CallHte C... H0111t in the Sprin(' (dra) I.a Raza '70-Sllly field, J1ck1e CooPfr. Community feedbl<l ti) C.rtelera s.dal Nnrs ~If lllslwille Music Tht IUJ lriul Sllow I The W/l'f It Wit " Musical Corllest CtlMritJ WI Cllalle11ce '26 Allred Hitdlcock Llttle lt.nc.als fa111., Thull• tD Cops (R) 6:00 Q lJ) g;) News ( 29 a ) Uwiel!Q Wtlk (~ll )ll ) CD Cuchs All CD Me4il A1Mtica fMtNll Ca•• Q) Leu ~ S11ow ~ :;-:rtlltf die Chest 10' JO , 3 ~ lllah ADtal Q) "'P' WtlJ Quiz r-/llliai Ctll \!]) (3) lillc1idt ... 1"1 : faterMtitul Mllutiot ftstMI w f1Pt tf tllt w... ,. Sllf l :.;ir'.. 11:00 1ll O ~CiJllkn ' ·.JO lltws • rotict SWI'" . Tiit LllCY .. UIC llltWS C..lm!KC Mlrit: "Mr. ' Mn.. ~· Otllcr Pttfk, Othtr P11m (a>m) '41 -Carole lcmblrd. ha H Molct G) T t1rtf TllMttt • TM fislltrwlll JJ ()JS.HJ I C..pany T1wtt se.tces 1700 Ct91> 7:00 «>:'I'" ,..,.., Oilier PIKn : ltr1N11 fillll DilMIMI Htad . All-Star Wruttinc ltwlln1 ltt Oolta11 • R.U C-ert ! • 5'111"" I Co111p1"J 1 ll;lS ( 31 Movie: "l.Oft Slavu tf tlle ~ TM~~fl:mM "~ . (""") "M Litt! ANttft'' (1dv) 'S7 -.Don hylO(. -"'•" • °"'· 7U J t iW0111e11's l-Stonn Ch!Wdtt" (com) '40-W C. r1rld$ ( (I ) Wtrt ill Rtwifw 10 Coll H M.u1t11I t 1:30 fabulffs 521 (C) "Stt111re led· CD g;) LtwrtllCC We.-ltllon" (com) '65-Rock Hudson. m " T-.s A T""' 1 H '«i """ ~ ( 3 Jir11111, Ou• Sllft Mttic. "Rt4 u111r (my$) • 4 9-~ r ·1..... R 0 ft Vi . M , '-tllt ,.~·trt GtOrc• 1 • "''"" a,o . ., ._ ry (}) Mo-M: "Ml••ltr tf HyOra" llad ''""""' •• 111t llfws (dra) '67 -Cameron M1tc~f. Ir. uaen ll!mlM HtUt 0 .... : (C) "fallM!Ml 4W 7:10 lflN W..W tf ~ (dra) '67 -Jullt Chnshe. ~ llellle: "CllNll" (dra) 'O- u.ta 0.-DotoClly ~lrt. Robert Younc ..... T1llt r... Q l1ttrUlltHI ~ WiW ..:--,.._,... S... Wmdtll ,_,.,...., °""' ~~ -v:W;.~t..,... (C0411) ...., ........ .. tt:• .... ", ...... The informal and nostalgic get-together in· volved Miss Gish's role as host or ''The Silent Year s," which will air films like Rudolph Va l entino's "The Eagle," Lon Chaoey's ''The Phantom of the JUCHAJU>WAR.D ~SYKES ... _KIN NORTON as MEDE ,....._ ULUAH HAYMAl'I .,,.. •"" _.., ICYU~T r . ... -... ...,lo.<..._.., Jll£X lltaJU.AHD .. _.., NOlMAll Wt.Xu.a -.., ~ JAUI ---lAl.IM SOii -.., DfllO Ol l.M.IU.lfTIIS _.., '7 ll04AU P\.llSCMU I -... ~-'-· ·-, 9 ·ft" ~R 1i1ii1C110-TtCHNICOU)lt• A ~lllOU?IT ~T\IUS ~ll""'•, I "' • : :. >/ \\l ,: ...... _._" Op er a .'','· Seven th s.ou A-.•~J1 1211 Heaven." with Janet ~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~iii;ii~~~~~iiii~~~iiiiii~ Gaynor and Charles Far· THE PICTURE YOU EE rell. and ''What Price Glory " with Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen ITH YOUR EYES CLOSED and Dolores Del Rio. Miss Gish. who will in- troduce each film and CHECK UST AFTER VIEWING "Bl.JG" }~1~ sJ~~:.s d~~o~; !~~~ t Check Your Car. 2 Check Your Neck. she starred in movies 3.Check Your Hair: 4. Check Your Bed. like ·'Birth or a Na lion," and "Orphans of the Storm" with s ister Dorothy, s a id it was a very tough assignment. "There is terrific com- petition," s he said , men- tioning Alistair Cooke, who hosted the "America" series and was "perfection," and Kenneth C l arke's "Civilization" series. "But I just talk about each filnt as best I can," she added. ~ 111ruFn 8 30om Sat/Sun/Hell tt 30 Mon 11\ru '" to 7 pm -11 26 -ntl LAee TKAT ftll~Y-INI .,.,..,..c,or -sur9 YIXIHS" ext "'YIXIHS" Ill • A SERKYJS WARNING: Many peqple ._ an l.llCOlllrollble fear ol the ~ • you we 9ldl •person. please beW.e me whef1 I say·lhs movie is not for you -ft.UAI WTll·M a• W ltOlllOI Paramn Pid11es 111esercs WILLIAI wru·s ~ • !llc11mo BRADF9 Dlll.IAll · JOAllA llLES JAllE •ITH JACISOll . Eleetronict.\Jslcby CllUl..ES FOi SoeerOay 11¥ ftUAI CASTU and n•AS Nil Pi~ 11r ftUAI CASTll • ()irot«Xl 11¥ .IUl•T SZWARC Based ()1 1111( lllPlllUTUS PlASUl' brf TmAS NIE !PGIMITAlWlll ~ ln('.()l(J • AParnm Pict11e ·A · I •• ". ,. . • ...... ~ I \-\ :1 . __ ,_. NOT SINCE LCNESIORY .. The true story d Jill Kinmonl. The American Olympic ski contender who5(' tragic fall took everything but her life. And who found the courage to live through the love of one f • very special man. "THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' "Tiff OTllEM ~IOf Of TllE M0\:'1111"1 ~,.,..,,. ~V.RllYr>lllAS!>l ll., 1,111, • ....,,.. -t BEAt; 8RJOC.l~ •• O~l Bw l • 1£11'\0A I MONl(;()t.llMl' • l>A' MllR Ill. OAB'n COlC\ll\'11• Bill \INT • l\llllllt.I 9RIANI A fllMl\M ~ l NIRY l'fUCl rRC>tJ\:U IO"i • s,.,.~. ~. 011\ 10 Slll llR n,.,J..,.tl><t-. .. 1 AICl'CWAYl'f' ~' l l. \All "i~ • M • .,.~tHA,UHO~ 0•11'<1•.I~ IAkNt l'URll• r•...iocrdby(0YoAIOS ff.LOMAN A \.MV[SSAL rlCTUIC • lEC'l"ICOl.Oll ' I~ SlllCnM:X MIMl1 f'1USMlY (JI ftO llctWIDS NIJ WlSl (,:=..=~='-"c:s9:.l lPGl .. ~~=~~~I NOW PLAYING EXCLUSIVELY "May the llluenoses lea"9 It lay for the pl••--of tho• who• ..... 11 lso Jlld•th '"''·NEW YO~IC MAC AZINf (• H.c'• ..... Uul I )) Sde9ct FktlM """' Lftl i .. Ltlf IZ:lt . Ill ._,, ow-.n • • IM (i\. II 1t1t ,_, (R) Tiie Wnen r.-, m , .. ,, .. ,,, 1:1s ...., """ s,.11" (du ) ·sa ~AIK'S TIUSUlr "'WISTWOILD" C,GI CALL THEATRE FOR CO·HITS AND SHOWTIMES . .. • fC) (tO) "n Cfe tr" -..m• Qu11111, Sll!tlty MICU•nt. =~50 -ltlM H1Ytt, W1ll11111 l:JO CJ At 0. W'fl'I ••• fred De CM ; , • HEE HAW IS FULL t•T)lh * Of W'fS TONIGHT! • ~ s...: .,...,., °'1· i. I= ... .._ :: ~ ::u::=r "flrt MIW· .. 1:11 e .... ('G) .......... Wit' ... t 6 111V&U" II.I "C~WOMJ Ol A ...,.._,.C&. ....... ~ I 70' L ..... lt.•67).4041 orEN DAILY ATHOOH ~ I f • . 1 · movie "Glant. ·• By T.T. Last week's trivia-t 1 . Tracy Godfrey and F.d us&~ was a piece ot cake tor turned in perfe t 11 merler, both of wbom trivluddict, Bo~bi.jPoinlUcore<:ar~, while our top point off t.be pace. ean cat, fimshed only a half John Dough scored 10 Po' ts h ed over the absent M Fr rn as e and Ed vault· still reach us in the ~~la :!tey <~hose card may edged up a notch with 9"2. Y mwl). Cbrls Trela Two more weeks rem · · f' . triviathon of 1975 whi h ~·~~n our 1rst six-month away for keeps. After cJun 28 1-Jean has almost put _ _ __ _ _ _ e • our new contestants __ _.J,._nwnw.~<cu..--.__~--._.~ TlllVIASTANDINGS f 1 ..... l.J t•ft AllUI (10\lll UZI!> 1 L Jo'-11 Dt11t41 (10) tJt 4· l. 1!41 klllfttrltr IHI 211\'i IS. 4, Mu l"ra .. y 112 "· s. Tracy Go.,rty 1111 209..., 17. '· llearllAllStar• 11\l'tl 204 lL 1. NH<Y .. riff (l\fl) 117 It. t. TrlM Wllllama Ill 161 JO. t. Chrla Trela 19\l»l lffV, ~ IO. Slla-U YNft 111 11. BarMra DtltaN 11\lll IS.:J 1L D. D. T. 11\lll UtY, 1J. Dlaaa .. Ill IJt~ Jollftllluueu 141 121\lo LeMttt J :a11oslly 171 11S'h De11111a nttery 171 ""- Mlryll IM11rvc1Ltr "'~' DeMla WllllMt 6J'h Ulla Metta 17\o'a I 11 LY-TniJlllo 51\IJ nm ,..ltraMed 17~'11 u lla•y Mctall\-t Ul U h 11 ... rOdlt n 'h n. Harry l"IM1' (4\1,) u 24. Ha ..... 111a,..1 71<> U. Ktllllrlcll Kt'11 s ~:;:-;~~:;::~:;;-- and any other lriviaddjcts who'd like to J·oin in can do so. 4. Ezra Slone played Henry Aldrich on radio. Who took tho role ln the movies? 5. ON WHAT QVIZ show would you find t.be HeanUne? 6. In Abbott and Costello'.s famous "Who 's on First" routine, what was the name of tho tblrd baseman? 7. Frank Sinatra broke up bis fellow medical student.a in "Not Aa a St.ranger" by imitating his in· structor. Who played the instructor? 8 .. According to their musical number, the travehng troupe in "Kiss Me, Kate" opened their lour in what Italian city? Gal_ley Number nine. carries the two-point bonus this w~e_k ~s.we head mto the next-to-last round. Happy r----------=--=-----------tnv1ahzmg. . 1. WHO DREW THE comic strip The Little King ? 2. Raquel Welch reprised a role originally played by Carole Lombard in what:-movie? 3. Name Elizabeth Taylor's home state in the "SPACE ODYSSEY" (PG) IAHRA STHISAHD JAMES CAAH "FUHHY I.ADY" Cf'G) "lllWNOF THI Pl .. PANTHM" Ire.> "IETURH OF THE PIHIC PAHTHO" & "LE MAHS" lf'Gt .. W.W.&THE DIXIE DAHCHIHGS" IPGI '"TAKE THE MOf4lY & RUN'' lrGJ .. , ... • '•n·~ "IJllHCAU4ATIOM Of PETI• ' Z . . , PROUD.. CIU "UGlt4D QF .,ELL HOUSE" tN "EIGER SANCTION" IRJ "IUG" IPGI SO.COAST PLAZA I 1 • t.n-u;s.. 1:1M:J•~•~1t:11 '"TOISO" ll:JI U/Sm l'5~l!4-41 FREE PARKIN SO.COAST PLAZA I Mt-Wl CllElllLAllD 1111& a:·n, "THE EIGER SANCTION" 8:40 • SAT ./SUN.· 4:30-8:40 "LEPKE" 6:45-10:45 SAT./SUN. 2:45-6:45-10:45 WoodyAIMI "LOVE AHD DEATH" IPGI 6:45-1:15-9:45 Sat /S.11 2: 15-3:45-5: 15 6:45-1:15-9:45 F P Rl<IN Russ Mever's'VIXEN' .. ,1 bil en•1h ... tor Russ Maverl ® NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTE~ GEMA ROWLANDS • • Pl.US PETE« FALK (R) :· A Shella Levine ·' ' . : I ' • ' , ~ • . "' . ~ had 10 allend her younger sister's w ed- ding Sheila~ine. is dead and I iving m New "lbrk WW.AND THE DIXIE DANCElllNGS .. .., so much for MY. woman ... too much for most men! WAit tifl, PHOTOGU.PHED, EDmD, ...... ICIDa DNCIB> byW .v1R 9WI BJWf<. QWlES NAP6I • lml OOAfl) • DM.ES mTS • HAJ • 1-EMft' fOMAN) DRSTY twrram • ~ KB.lY • DW LA ZM ·STUART l.AN'ASIER ·,.; JfC<9~ [BJWi ttCQR · ~ OOUW • GARTH PWBJft • Df4 l.IWfBa • F. RlJUS ~ AH AM Fa.Ml. INTERNATIONAL~ C~fT AT WISTllOOl A UISTOI. -cOOHtT--D"CITY 11EMMANUELLE11 CXI 11VIXEN 11 (II •STOL CIMIMA ................... s..llC...t ........ ..,... -14 .. 7444 - ·' .. , - s.turdav, June 21 . 1975 O'All Y PILOT 87 Pat Wayne New Movie Sinbad LOS ANGELES (AP> -Patrick Wayne takes over the role of the legendary mariner Sinbad in a new Columbia Pictures movie, "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger." released several times. The recent "Golden Voyage of Sinbad" ha) grossed over $10 million, according to Columbia. The new film will be shot this summer on loca lions in Spain, Malta and in the Mediterranean Wayne is now starring with Joel McCrea in Univeraal's "Mustang Country." The new film will mark the third in a series that has made millions for Columbia and producer Charles H. Schneer. "The Seventh Voyage of Sin- bad." filmed in 1958 with Kerwin Matthews and Kathryn Grant (Mrs. Bing Crosby), has been re·.-------------------- ' THE KING OF MURDER INC. THE REAL ·•LEPKE'" .. LEPKE"' TODAY TONY CURTIS · AN,4'11 111 C MIR A M{llAHfl.I riJIAN fll.M "LEPKE" (;.).,•;i '"WJ MICliA[l CAHAN l\ARRlll BIRrnlGfR ·GIANNI RUSSO· VIC IAlBk~ A:1l MlllaN BIRlf, ~· ~\c,•• ·Ml~ iiMmj MARY YlilCOl Sc•fe· 11<i1 h1 WISl!T LAU nl JAMAR lllflS · S:orv ll, W!Sll 1 lAU I 0...-u1 it Proo..ar YIJRAM GUIBUS Pr~ ¥ci llotecred tr1 Ml NArl(M (j(jl AN PANAYISl()N. Coo l:-1 O! _LIM·. f10.11 ~f!Ef l!tos 0 A Watrei f.amultur ~ Wi-~r, [~-.. ~~~~· ... ~~.:::J mm j CALL FOR CO-HITS & SHOWTIMES 11JAWS11 Ft-iday. -.20 EdwcrdlC-.. Harbor and Acbns JAMES CAAH ill "ROLLER BALL" w.-.,. JWy 2, b cllnl•t &tw_.. Htw!Mlrl Htwport ltoch PAUL HEWMAH ill "THE DROWNING POOl" Wtdlittcloy, JllM 2§ H--Twitl Hwbor.tWi1SOt1 the RETURll of the Plnll Panther .. CHARLES BRONSON IN BREAKOUr 211d .. "WIST" "'W.W. & TN Diiie o.c..-..· bd.t "CD4T11". THE ODISSA ALI "THE WIND AMD THE LIOH" w~.-.zs C..._Cffhr Hwbor.tAdollla G.-Hoc"-. olldict ........ 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J.. 25 c-..c ... ~ H...W at Ado11n 644-0760 AUOWnllSSHOW &SA"lt._n_ woa11:1tr-•r WUftllOOC C-.U w_ .. ,_ &>M4&1 Z •ISTOl CIHEMA _,TOlAftY(•l"'- to.COAllc.etftt 540-7444 l'lws •M•Ad• ....... efl.WJocob• !STOL CIMEMA at'10l &t -C&U- ML COAIT ........ -S.0.7444 C9"1MACIHTH -Af»&W\ ....... (..., .. t7f..414 ""Joe.w.,.. "laAHMIGAM .. > ., DAILY PILOT Saturday, June 2t, 1915 I By Phil loterlandi Girl ·elub Will Hold Athletics The Huntington Beach· Fountain Valley Girls Cl u b will spons or a ''Super Stars" compeU· tion this summer. with ·events runging fl-om golf and bowling to lhe 100- yard dash. The first 250 udults to register m ay enter , and each must compete in six of nine events, including an ob8tacle course. Competition is open t.o those 25 a nd older who enter by July 15. A $.15 foe will help establish :. girls club for the lwc For tlie Record Birth• -'PUBLICNOTIC& Pn•• •I' NOl'ICK-;:·1._:_ PWILICNOftC.& \.--.,;.=.:;.;-.:-...... ~~~---PUBLIC OTIC E . _. UNITl.HTATU••i.aJCTc:Mllr'f NOT1CattUtHtroaa--":r.l.'J.:~:11!1:::· ... ,~~= 9"CT • SUil'llltOe COUIUOll' ,..,. llOTtCC'Ofl tllfrt•T-0.. ni.tonow1 ... MttMl er•.intllllll· e>tscA'O" lelA UAUOfl CALlflO• .. •AllOa TO& .... oe.t .. ,...•..,.,.CMJ Mt6H ' Cl'fA.Amoturaus TMICOU .. TYOflOUNOI ~1(81'Wl~U ToAlTIOtA•THSl'OMllW&Re. ~,,,....,,tC.. N .. a.auu .. 1W$ •v1ctwle,C.•"Mn•.C• • ....a6 JuMMeN' •••IAI Of Al.ICE A. McAl'Ol.I, 1'0 .... l\Mlf~t-! , .,litelt Norri• ICll'\e!ICMU, ~Ilk T"C.f'INANCIAl..C:O~P .. -.elll4ilf v, C>.Kt4~. :t' "9 ~c. ot 1'llt 1ic.. • ._....... CA tttt6 .... ., MA:Y ..,,..'tlC .. I" ~tA"'OY 01111! .. to ..... .,.._.~•I• ..................... ~ ... ~.C..-H, . •-f'fllt O W. HO~KH ~ 1 ~ "''"" "" .., '"'.--.,_ • ..-~ ,..lt ....._..b ~i.ct.dlty_...,. JAN I HQ l\ICNllCH1··~-.I U , ..... , ... 1*6011) llh1no (IAIMt .... M .... ,.... •• ~ ""'""""' °"'r""" lt\lltelUrll-.11 ·~ INC ' ·-1t•NC8 "· CA• ... .. c~tor•Ol lfl9 •bow M...,_•~ Ylllllef ~ .. ,• .. II •IC.lf*IC 41vi..1. PllOpf aTll!S ANO t$0C~lA , ,..,. wlo Clt(.O.nt ,.,. r~ulr41d 16 m tt!Ollow>: • lllef llllVI t.... ·• ....... "' .,. 1 •.... m. ··"11'1 , ..... -•-•u ry ,,_htf, ~ l.,,.., __ t 61Yd, Tiii• II~. t _, FRANKLIN ftilOUSTlltl~ .... ... ... ... ....... ..,....,........ c-ity <i*"°' OtMOt Couflly M Mfy ,R~ y, OltAMURA. HI • MISSION COMMUNITY , ...... IJit• Of 1i.. t~n. of Ille -911 CIJC.. o!M'M, 0 . "lU• -*'• .·,1 -•"'NNt• fl. HOSfllTAL 1111.(.-;rt,Or 10 Ort .. nl ll'l•M, Wllhtl't ~· .. •IKl'I lnt9nlloft. tlle ..,. .,, ...... ,.. H()f',.MAN, "" .. ..., • , •on.ms ...CftW<"Yvou<..,.r•,••tt..uNlersi.-~ h Ol!OtYIDt to \N °"'*"' fl\lllllillM0.-•11ot cout 0 11ty ,..tot, '~!!'..~~.,,:~;o.,~1 ' • Nlr. •nd Mrs.. o.11i.1 Alber, 2502.S ....... Ofll<• Of MclCe M• and FlttlllO INMel Alnlloll< IMwr-.. COlltroltw u 21 "'' 1t417S ,, ..... _. .... 6rfflll»y Ot .• El Toro. Ooy, 1teh F•w. )~ Wll•lllr• Bl'"1. Let IUll9tl.C• .. •11 11.ICOflOllC. tlever•et Mrtll. W.1111'• 1· • • • VOii iii'• herel>Y Wt'llM.,.. ..:: Mllyl, ttU A~IHi ~ll'°'nl.a, wl'll<ll Is ttle e>I•« llc.Metof'tMWpntmllfsoSfoliow,: pu•LfC N011CE ~:~ te0,.'111"."-'-~ ~JTllln-"'. illnd Mrs. Alti..ro LYO<I, .,.,., ot tN>SlllO ) ot ..... 111\cHU IOMd ill ., "4D''OftU. ""' .,, ....... ... ... ............. ••. ,.. ._, AwnkM Shollto. Mlulon Vie Jo, boy. nWlll••• .,., t•lntno to tl\e euate of Ml• ~rf M. owens, Pr~. 1111'' •t•o,,iey, WhOW •<I~ • M.a• ll, 1'n dfce<1<1n1, wltl'lln lo.ir n1on11'1s •ll•r I~ "'Q £Ll!llEH, IHC. INltsnlrt ...,.ln•rd, 9tl\ ''""°· ..,.ny Mr encl M"'. S.nlOf'd Gron, 2'391 ttn t pybllc•tlo• ol 11'11) nollct . Publlsri.d Oronte Cout Oarty Piiot, l'ICTITIOUI aUSIN IESS till IS.. C..lllotni...JOitt. on •!IS-..... MI MO .. L.ane,MhslonVlejo.vtrl, "*"' NAMISTATU fUIT comciltilll wlllcfl ,, 11er•wf=O I • Miy u, ttH O••IKI Junt 2, ••1s Jyndl, lt1S • Tiie followl11g ~rson Is doing bu'I· OOOft ....... ...,,1tfUI\ toovu rtt, °' Mr. illnO M". DO id Vl9er, ~•941 MARYA.MCARDLE "''~ea.: tlllu~tUj)OllYCMl..ellCI lltfflM RecOOOl..lne, Mlulon Vltjo,boy. E•et u\Or 011"'" Wlll OI PVBUCNOTJCE R A fl 'f c AS 1 NOOOR T E NNIS .. yof ter¥k •i If Y011f•litoe10•.~ May t4, tt1$ lt>f •bOvt namtCI CIGet~nt CLUB, ·«JOI -· Birch St.; Ht wPQrt Mtlil lty Cle,_,11 Wiii be t•k•n oealnst • Mr. e nd Mr•. Lynn Aolf4t, f4441 M(ICe-. .... f'ltlin9 fltCTITIOUl eUllN•U ~ CA'2660 y0ufot tMrelltl clemandtd 11'11.hicOM· I Redle<i Street, El Toro, olrl. 1.,._ HAMI HAT U l\11 .. T Millrk Scoll AMtfl, 111111\.1 .. Apt '" plal11t. I Mr.aNIMrs. Brent Fox,2'49205o Ro-J4JSWll•lllre lllvd. ....._bull tol.O jot.illne,Mlulon Vh1Jo. 9lrl, Le•Afl99'-•· C.Jlilornl• The fiD!lowlllQ penons are...,.,. • SHI 8H <h, CA · ·~-..•rd M. Krll1m1n I May 1', 1'7S Attw ... y l•t Eaecvtor rw" a.: Thh IMl'IM~S I• btlno aMICN<ltd C'4tllot (011rl 1 Mr. •nd Mr,, Jo~h No •. ,.m La ""bliShed o .... ,. COO.SI D•lly PtlOI GREEN CREEi( LAHOSCAP£ byMll\dMdt.al. • Mlnn•N•Ul!\•l•r l Slffr• Of'lw , MIUIOll Viejo, 9lr1. June I, 14, 21, 11, 197S 21•7 COMPANY, 1503 H•Wll Pl., fMwpDtt Marie S, Atvtorl Otputy Cltfi. Moy1',tt1J 1-------------jBH<ll.C..'2..0 Tiiis sta1emtnt wof flied WCltl the EA\.OFCOUATI Mr. •nd Mrs. Ao~rl FrillnU, 2S1'2 Wllll_,.. F, Alni.y, 150) Mllwft Pl., Co..111., CltrlC of Or•11oe C~MY Clll MIY CS Dote· AUO\lltl.1 1'1• o""-""'"· El Toro, girt. PUBLIC N011CE Newport Bcoc:l'I, CA. 92..0 '°·ms. -~ ••1t1N, COMIU' Alto JESSU .. w . •nd Mrs. AOClfft Cut"llOW, 23102 1-------------1 Q\erM• ~. Jol'll\Mlll, feit *911K•. .._.. u $_.,,._ ~ cities. The events will be ~ •··-· ·-··· _ •• ~ ............. _.... f;-zr Aug. 2. 16, 17f, 23 a nd 24 L--~===.::::.::..;::_.;~-....:.---------a nd en l r y or m s a rt V•I C.IUO., Min ion Viejo, 9lr1. a &JU• C.ta Mew CA. n.27 PublosMd ~011,_ CoH t o,.iiy A IOI ~ w Mr. and Mr~J.~e~,~~<k50n, 33182 SU,.ERIOlt COUltTOflTME Tl'I" business Is conduc tMI by • J.-7, 14,21,:tl, lt1S 200t"7S ::-WlllMN .. ¥4!. "'• Pol t bo S Tor Off c aL1 •-•N1A FOR ~r•I partner•hip, .....__ ... ,"Ill$, (.lllferfil MJll ~'!'::~~$'. Ri~!r0o "v~ro:j. 31901 ::I CoUNTT OFOltANOE Wlltlam F.ASnley P UBLIC NOTICE f.t7iimvH"1,J1WW 0 1 ....... •·rm not taking coffee to a male chauvinist ·pig -·I've been liberated! I'm Lak ing coffee to a female chauvinist pig!" availa ble at s portinJ? goods s hops or by con· tacting Jim Wolk , 16108 Mt. Hicks St.. Fountrun 0.1 Obl$PO, S.n JUillll C.pislrMO, girl. NOTICE Ofl "EARING Off flETITIC* Tiiis 't.tllemenl wn fll.O with tl'le P\ib!lshed Ora110t ColSI a IY ...,..,., May M, ttn FOlt il'ltOa&TE Off WILL ANO l'Olt c.ounty Otflc of Ortnoe County on June FICTITIOUS aUSINESS JuM21,2t,.tllldJutyS, l1, lt7S nl>7S Mr.11na Mrs. Jellrty 8twman, 18591 LETTEltSTESTAMENTAltY lO. 1915. HAMIESTATEMENT -·------------ Creek i..ne. ~n;i~~\o,~!'Hth,Qlrl E~t•t• of DON s. DOIG, JR., ""blisheo Or•noe Coasl ~ll'f~ Tllll lollowl119 peuon Is doing buSI· PUBLIC NOTICE Mt. •nd Mrs. ~IAS Wood, ?~SI Ot~~~E IS HEAEBV GIVEN tl'lal JUM IA,!1,21,411\dJuly S,ltJS 2176-75 "'"\":oPFERS AVIATION, •25 E 1-------------Valley . S..lurnoll Orl"'1, Mission Viejo, boy. E.J. H•'fMS, Jr. l'IH filed l\ereln• cietl· l-------------1 Adlms Slrffl, Or•nge, Calllornla92'4I · "CTITlOUS IUSINESS Httr~tse••t•t.• Sunimer Mr •nCI Mrs. Barry Obr•MI, 24161 hOl'l lor PtolMt• Of Wiii and IOf' L•tt ... s PUBLI" N011CE t..arry F. Stoflef'S. n s E. Ad.Wns NAME STATEMENT fuertci R•al Ml9"w•y. Mission Vleio. Ttsl•mentuy reterenct to Miid\ Is ~ StrMl, Or.anoe. C..lllomla '1•47 tM toll-1119 person •~.doing ~MS' :,:~\nd Mrs. Edward oaogell, 1~1 mMle tor furlller ~rllcut.ars, ollnd tlwt FICTITIOUS aUSU•ESS Tiiis b\1$ineu Is <onduCted by itn ln· as: Oem•on l..Ane~o;,~,W:s" 8e~l'I, boy. ::: l=n•:,P:::·J~~:•:,r;~~s'."':1~ NAME STATEMENT dlvldual~l"Y F. S1oflors Of&~ k~s~ ~t~ =,~:~o!i !!s~ Leo: Make YOU Happy Schedule Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Fant, 22685Jubllo a.m., In tl'lt <ourtroom ol 0.l)artmtnl TM lollowlno person Is doing ~· Tiits statement wu flied w1th the ... 11 Cal'f t 2'60 I I ,.,_ •· ~·· u : f 0 c•"nl" on "~• Newport .,.,at • ' . Plote, El Toro, bOy. No.) of said c:ourt, et 100 C v C ...,n .. r ... ~DAVI O ME LILLI COMPANY, county Clerk o rft10t ~ r ._.. 0.ll>l'lln Wesley RAWI, Jr., itO Mr. and Mrs. Slepl'len Gilnelts, 26751 Drlw West, In the City of Santa Ana, 25255 C•bol ROild, Lagun• Hiii•, IO, tt7S. F•~•• Promontory Orlvt West. Newport u sOndas Otl¥t ,Mlsslon Vle)o,Qlrl. '-llf rnla • ~ _..., .,. O 7$ ....., o . '•111~n1a--•• o 11 ""•t 8Hcb,C.lh, .. 64 Mi v 2•. 19 Dated JUM 11, t97S. ~ ~· """" Putillslled Orange co.st a 'f ,..,.., • Tiii bu 1 Is c011duc;ted Dy JI!\ In Mr. a nd Mrs. Gus1a11 Nels.on, 26781 ·WILLIAM f.. StJOHN, David II. Melllll, 693 Soutl'I Malena June 1', 21, U,•nd.luly S, 197S 2203-IS s 5 IWSS · • 0 r a n g e C 0 a S t l'wrt• A6al Highw•y, Mission ViejQ. County Cle rte Drive, OrMlge, Cilllfornla 92"6t dlvldualOelpllln Wesley Rawl, Jr. College. s Ii br ary has an-!!','.·a .... Mrs. Carl Seifert, 2690 Vi• HAMN a "AHN . Tl'lls bvMMU IS conducted by ollft In-CE This Sli>ltment WU filed with .,,. d . ... ,... 1 .... ,,1 • ..,s.Je••t•MJr.t dlvlduill. PUBLIC N011 ... 0 c 1 on Ml., llOUn Ce l l S Su mmer Z.tolQO»,MlsslonVltJo,9irl. ... OavldV.Melllli County Clentv, r•llOt oun Y w . •flll Mrs. Roger Ziemer, 2382' •lE.c;.etwM9atw. He.to. ..... 1s s~ttment was llltd will\ ll'lel----------:".'.":"--J 21, 1t1s. Schedule. AvenlCl;i Columbia, Mission Vle10, ........ Callf tlltl '" fllCTITIOUS8USINESS The libra r y iS open boy. AtW11eya~: ~tlt ..... r CountvCterk ofOro11nge Countyon~y NAMESTATEMl!NT Atttt PubllShed Or•n~ Coast Delly PllOt, May )I, and J lolM 7, 14, 21, l97S t911·7S SUNDA Y,J UNE22 8 ySYDNEY OMA RR ARIES < M nrch 21- April 19): Illusions con- cerning long ago and far a way surge to for efront. You are r e vll::i lized . Spiritua lity m a kes a comeback. TAUR US <April 20- 1\lay 20): Maj or features may be obscured. The occult could intrigue. Be oo the alert against self. deception. See io r e - a listic light. especially where investment pro- positions are conce rned. GEMINI (May 21-J une 20): Take s pecial care with agr eements. legal documents. Be r eceptive a s conl rast~d l o ag - gressive. Be wHling to lis ten , observe a nd learn. CANC ER <J une 21· J uly 22): Finish ralhe r than beg in -complete ass iJ n m e nt. pro ject. ~ook b eyond t h e im - m e d i a t e . Y o u h ave answers in your heart. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22): See diffe re nce between real needs and cajoli ng from i m m a t u r e in· dividuals. Be creati vely selfish. Your own happi- ness is important. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22): You could find that certain options have been shut off, c losed. Key is to be ver satile, to ut i li ze h umor and v ers atilit y. T he re is more than one way. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Confusion c an be t ra n s form e d i nto creati ve excite m e nt. Means exa mine various concep t s. b e ope n to many ideas. Short trip could solve dilemma. SCORPIO <Oc t. 23 - Nov. 21): Hold off on finalizin g fina ncial ar- neatlt Notires M.lly u , 1n s Published Oranoe Coast Dally Pllol, 27, 191S. nuu '11e foll-Ing person Is clOlng bus!· rangements. Be s pecific from 9 a m. to 9 p.m . ~·10~ .. ng,r::,sMi~:.:,.e~1e~:,:;.,;_m1 JUl\t :io, 21, 21, m s 22ecm P.ullllShtd Or•noe Coast o.auy Pilot, ¥is:!~ AICHI e. 3021 East eou1 Monday thro ugh Thurs-IMO •. m s P UBLIC NOTICE MeyJ1,;in11June 1. u ,21, 1t1s 1'16-15 Hwy.,CoronectetMilr,CA.tuU PUBLIC NOTICE a nd conservative. day and from 9 a .m . Lo 4 Mr. and Mrs.. s1ep11en 0 11>t>1e. 2612s ____ A1c:11ard A . P•l•hrrl, •011-------------Check details. Be aware n.m . on Friday. lt is Salinui..ne,Miss1onvleJo,9lr1. a..tCMM CE urupyr. P.O. Boa 2M, corone dtl NOTICE OFS&LE of fine print and read ... Mily )l, lt H NOTICE O F SALE OF ltEAL PUBLIC NOTI ""''·CA. 91425 Nolite Is hereby olven purSUilllt to Clos e d On Week ends· Mr. i nd Mrs. O.artes Cadmen, 25642 "lt0ffEltTV AT ,.RIVATE SALE This buslnns Is conduClt d by an In-Se< hons JOSI and 3052 oflhe Cl¥ol ~ between the lines. These hours W t' 11 be Ob-0• n Mes• 0 rove' San J u.in NO. A·t>1'7 S S USI NESS divldual. ol tl'le Slate ol Calllornu1, Ille S Cal>b lrilltlO, boy. FICTITIOU Rlcl\ird A. P<tlilllerrl ed MUNT ING TON HARBOR SAGITTARIU (r\ov. d thro g h AtJg 10 J...,e1,197s lnthtSuPtrlor Court ot tl'leStateo4 N&MESTATEMENT aersign • Edi A~r. 1 ::,crve U • • w . a nd Mrs. Micl'lael H•llola. 7-IO'U Q llfornli, for tl'lt County ol Orange. 1ne lollowing persons are dOing buS•· This stilement w.s filed with the MA Al NE CENTER. ?901 • notf' ·• 22·Dec. 21): P ieces fa I From Au~. 11 through e T 1 in 111e M•ller of 111e Estate of nenes: COuntyC1erkolOr•noeC01o1111yonM1y Hunt1no1onBH c:l'l,C•IHoml192'47""11 into place. YOU are Capa-S 3 h l.b 'II be CrescenlAoadj...:ef.'1°41~". MARGARE T WINIFRED COPLEY, THE FOLIAGE FACTORY, 18918 17,191S. r Hz·tt sell i i public: auction, i i lO.OO A.M.on I epl. t e I ra ry WI Mr. and Mrs. Mic:l'lael Bruc:.u o, 2•181 De sed I I .... J uly 2, 1915, tM followtng deSCribed b le now of correct y op 10 a.m . lo 5 p.m . Mon-UPala,MISsoonVlejo,gorl. .:t~ce is l'ler•by 9lven that Ille un-Brooll.llursl Slreet, Founta n Va ley, Publlslltel Oranoe Co.JSI Daily PtlOt, Pr'oPtl'1YIO-wlt: analyzing and synthes1z-day through Friday and J V11t4, U PS dtr•igned Wiii Wll at Prov•le s;ile, to C.lllR':~~ •• Dennis Mo rris, 9t02 Miyl l,andJune '· 14, 21, 197S ~1·1S S lue w.tltr, ,,.~ ... Regis1r1tlo1t . tl 1 led Mr. ilnd Mrs.. Darrel Esperc:ia, 23112 U.. l'llol'ltst And best bidder, subject to Conshluh<Ni Or,, liunhnglOI\ BH <l'I. 1-------------1 No. ~3619EC, Sllcur No. mg apparen Y un re a d osed on the weekends . v •• Astorc;ie, Mission Viejo, boy. cont1rmat1on Of wid Superior Cour'I. on CA. '126"16 c12.-1, Hun Ho. 1aoe1w . bits of information. open 10 a .m . to 5 p.m . or•ltef' tllt 3rd doot July, tL97ESR.•l!l'ltT K•ren NArlene Mo rris, 0 02, ___ P_U_B_L_1_c_N_o_11_c_E __ -1 . S.ldl Sillt,1s,:..o..r~~~rs'1~~/,;'~ CAPRICOR N (Dec. P UBLIC NOTICE office of AICHARO A. M IL •"' · conslllutlon Or., Huntington Beach,•· •no I e<1 o '""' .,...,.. ··~ ~ Wh Monday through Friday _ TORNEV AT L.Aw, •20 Lt NOA AVE., u.. '2W • ... ,.u stor~ and rt9alrs to0et11er w11t1 ttie 22-J an. 19) '. at OCCUrS a n d C ) 0 Se d 0 n t h e ------------LA HABRA, County of ORANGE, Sl•llt Tiiis business Is conducteel by a11 In· SUflElllOlt COUltT 0, TME cosls ot advertising •nd U pa\MS ol Within t:OnfineS Of Spe· k d FICTITIOUS aUSINESS of Glllfornl•, •II ll'lt rlgl'lt, lllle and In-Oivlelual. STATE 0' CALIFORNIA FOlt Sillt . h h WeC en S. NAME STATEMENT le,.st ols;ilCldtCH~attl'le Urneof~· RussellOennlsMorrls TMIECOUNTYOflORANGE O.t~tllis20tlldayotJune,197S, CiaJ organizat ion , C UrC The following person Is CIOing ~;. all'I and all ll'le r lgl'lt, tltle and Interest Tl'lis slalemenl wilS filed with the He, A-MMJ HUNTINGTON HA RBOR could have di r e ct effect Cl . ness a s· ,,,., Ille U l•tt Of said deceased l'lils Ole· C.OUnly Clerk ot Orange Counly onJ..ne NOTICE Ofl "EAIUNG OF flETITIC>ft MARINE CENTER On You. Be open. recep-teffiJS try AVALON SAILING CLUB. JOOOW qult"tGby OPer•tlon of law or oll'ltrwlw •, 191), • f'Olt ,.R08AT• Ofl WILL AND FOii 2'IOI Edinger Ave. Coast HiQtlway, Newport Beach, CA otlMlr ll'lan °'In •ddlllon to ll'lal of S<liel F~ La:TT•RS TIHTAMIENTARV Hunllnglon Beach, ti Ve and Willing to ''keep ti660 deu u.CS, at Ille lime Of de.th, In Mid lo Publl~hed Orange Coast Dally Piiot, Estatt of ME LVIN JOMN BROE, aki C•lllorl'ia926•7 . Study s el Maurice A. Rami •ei. 10703 La ell 11\e ttr1eln REAL pro~r1y sltuelecl June 1 14 21 28 1975 207.HS MELVIN J. BROE. Oeceued. Publlsl'led Oran114? Coast Dally Piiot, a Secret.' Terrua. Fount•ln V•lley, CA't2108 ln lMCITY OF LAGUNA HILLS, Cbun· ' ' ' • HOTICE IS MERE BY GIVEN tl'lal June21, ltlS 2332-IS A Q u A RI us ( Jan . Tl'llS buslnen is COnduCled by an in~ ly of Or•not. SI ale of C•lllornll , Georol• N. Broe MS tiled l\ereln . pell· 20-Feb. 18): Frie nd may Patiicia S. Hlavin of Cll11ie1ua1. part1cu1.,i., descritiecs 15 1011-s. tc> PUBLIC NOTICE t1on 1or ~obiltt of w1111nd for Letter~ Maurice A. Ramlret wll: --------------Tes~ment•rY, reference to wl'lld\ Is be under illusion that Fo untai n Va lley h a s This s•••emeni was filed wilh the LOT 1 In s 211t CONDOMINIUM FICTIT10us aus 1NESS ma0e fcw turt11tr part1c:1o111ri,llndtl'lilt -------h · E t r bunny b h n l 0 C.OU C k t 0 C t J e PL.AN TRACK 6320. In Ille tllY of NAME STATEMENT , tl'le time •nd pl;ic:e of hu rlng tl'le s.ame NOTICE OF HEAlllNG t ere IS an as e e e n C 0 S e nly ler o range oun von un LAGUNA HILLS. In ll'le COUNTY OF Tiie lollowlng person Is doing bust• r.as been set tor J uly I, l97S, i>I 9:JO NOTICE IS HEREBY GlllEH llwlton Pt:BUC fl<iOTICE and a tooth fairy. Know participa te in a SiX·Week l6, l97S. F44121 ORANGE, STAT E ot CALIFORNIA. neuas: a.m .. Jn ll'le counroom of °"""rlmenl J~ llttl, atJS, tft11.. Board of DCNClors it and insist On informa· college-level Chemistry Pubhshed Or;inge Co.st Oaoly Piiot AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK G.F. BENZ MOVIN' AME.AO, 763 ND.> of H id court, •t 700 Civic Cenltr of tl'le South C:O.st (Ovnty W•W °''° 1 · 0 ' June 21, 21, and Julys, 12. 191S 2~7S 243 PAGES 47.49 OF MA PS, in tlMI OF-bakt<, Cosli Mes.a. Celif. Orlw West, In the City of Sollnt• AN, trlct olldoclted ill res.lullOll, a f\AI, tn.e tion.not specu al10n. progra m al San 1ego F1ceo1tl'lt COVNT V AecoROEAOF Fr•nc:is J .Stn1,335 C•n;it,Newiiort c..1tt0tl\i.a. lnd torrKtc:opyotwt11<llac~ PISCES (Feb. 19 -State thissummer. fC ""''OTfCE !.AiocouNTV. Beo.ch,C.lil. D.at4t<!Junel1,1t1S. llldlrnmedlate1ytottows 1111s not1ee. Pl. BL I' ·more commonly known .ts: 21~5 Vo• This buslness is conducted by •n ,,._ WILLIAM E. St JOHN, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that March 20 ): Now you see The Student Science Pvt<••. UQUl\eHllls.C•lllorn••> (fovidual. Co\llllyCltrll -.11Mrlftg referred to In '* rnolu-issues. individuals as Training P rojects pro· sLP-7szoJ LAguneH•lls,c•1110rn••· ,Fr•nm J.Beni MRRYJ.JAcoas t1C111wi1t 11tMc1•t tt1e t1me Mdplillce they exist. Older perso.n gra m is sponsor ed by the s~~l~~~;~~~:f~TF0.:'J£ h•msof s•lec:nl'llnl•w•ul ~yot Thil st•temenl was flied with IN llltM il'•rtMISt. specllledlns.11e1 resohltloll,towlt: STATEOf'CALIFOllNIAFOlt 11\t Unlt.d $1•1es on conlirmatlon of 0>untyC1erkofOf•119t CountyonJune ~ .... t~Mf.ft7tt TIME!~:IOP.M.,Julyt,l97S is willing lo lend benefit National Science Foun-THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Hit , o r P••I CU l'I a nd bil•nce 10, ms. ~I«: ... tlti.M, Pl.ACE: s-tllCou tC.OuntyWMer · No. A-837'7 h10tnctd b'( note secu.-d Dy Mor1Qa9e F446M Putllllhed Or•noe Co..st D•llV Piiot, District He~t.,., &ulldlno, '16.SJ o.::....f _e_x_:pe:__n_e_n_c_e_. ____ ==-==..:.d...:a_l_10_,n ... """:~iiiilllliii;;;;;:::-----, £s•••e Of MARION c. WEILER, au or Tr ust Oted on ,..,. ~operty so sokl. Publislled Or.inge co.st Daily Piiot, .#WM20,2t,27, t97S W t.IS Sec•n• AY•llw•. So utll L•oun•. ,.. MAR I ON C A AOL y N W EILER, Ttn pertenl OI •mounl blCI lObeCltposil· June U.21, ll,illld JulyS, 197S 2213-7$ '*"°""a . Clect.as.eCI. tdw•tl'lbld. £ NOTICE IS FURTHEl't Gl~N ltlait NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ll'le B•d,orotttr~lo belnwrlllno.tndwill Pl:BLIC SOTfC Oto¥.YAT HERi FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH June Cadi.llac Sale cree11tors o1 '"' aDove n.tmeo aeceoen1 PUBLIC NOTICE 11 ,_.,. tJmt an11 ol.c• s.cie<lfled 1t1 Mid lh•t all persons ll•vm9 claims .)91ins1 be received at the ••~es;ild :::k~., FICTITIOUS alJSIHESS rescMMllotl.i>nd Mo¥• gl.w11, •"Y PH1Cln Ille Si>•d dtcedenl •re requore<I lo tile any time .titer Ille I r"$I PY u '°" NAM~ STATEMENT lftlffffted, illcl\ICflno •II persons_. 111tm, w1lh 11'11! nec:e~sary vou<lwrs, on l'lereof end btlore Cl•le of w it. Tiie followl"9 person Is doing bl.Isl· lft9 .....,-ty Ill Hid District. wlll be Ille Oll1ce ot Ille clerk ol Ille abOVtl tn· O.lt d ll'lls 19tl'ICla y of June, 197S FICTITIOUS aUSINESS neun: ,_., 4 llPOf'I tM ~llollS stated 1115"1CI hlle<lc:ourt,or lo present ll'lem, will'l lllt Ell'lel M. Miiier ~a .. r STATEMENT COSTA MESA GUEST HOME, 2'19 ~~ ... •-necessary vo•ICl'le"· 1° lhe undersigned Eaeculrl• of Ille eslale .. ...,..... M CA '2621 ,._,..,_._ di lhe olllc:e ot ROBER't T. MAROLD, 'tht lollowlng persons •re dolngbusi· Orangt A~t., Costa es•, · ~TEO: J11114t ll. 1'7S. -Pronc:elon o r .. po. 801 2474, Cosla ot WICI Oeu dent Josef and Susan Ku klMn, 2'270 • ...... C .. H'- ...,. I L"'• n!lss•s· MlnerSt.,Coita MeH,CA.92'27 Ro)'TnO.._ ·"' "'' Me~a. ~lllorn1a 92624. wllith S ll'le RICHARD A, MIL "'"' BAJA TRAV E L CLUB. 200t Tl'llS ... "ilneu IS conducted by illl In-StcreloWYOftlle 8oard place o1 busoncn OI ll'le Ul'CletSloned ii! AltwMy •I U W '•llf -• of ..... co~ .... •11 mailers pertaining to Ille es'la le of 920 LIMa Ave, EHtWOOd Bldg. E, S.nt.t Ana,"'"' • Cllvlduel. of Dire< ton '"" """'" said decedent. within four mo11l11Salter LA Heltra, c.a11ttn1i• J•y Marlow, 2700 Pelersol\ Pl ., Jostl KHklnen Coo$CCoufttyWtt•r Obtrlct , tl'le torst put>licallon ot this notice. Pu'-'isnll<I Oran~ C~sl Dally Pllol, cos1a Mesa, C.illl. 92626 This s1a1ement w.u fl led wllhJ !tit (SEAL) Oaltd ~u•~Y3.P1a'luSl.Well•r June l 1, 22, 21. 197S' 2~1S J ack HOftanson, 705 So. Br1eMe w. County Clerk ot Orange Counlyon une Putltlsn.d Or•nte Coast O•lli Piiot, " "" ' Analleirn, C.llf, J, 1'IS, F4441S JWM 21, 21, ttlS -· 2333-PS E•ecutor 01 the W•ll of tl'le above named decedent PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'lis business Is conducted lty a l"ubllslled Or•n;e Coast ~ily Pliot1 ROBE Rt T. MA ROLO general partl\ersl'llp. June 7, t•, 21 .• 21, 1975 ~2-7> 30t~i11Cett11Dr. J;iy Marlow P.0 ... 1204 HOTICE TOCltlEOITORS OI' This st•tement W•s filed ...... nw Pt;BUC NOTlCE C:.ta Me.,., C...lil•r11ia t2U6 ~LE OF STOCK I N a UL IC County Clerk Of Or•n114t Counlyon J une PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS SUSIMISS .. II.: M6-4t'2 &ND NOTICE OF INTENDED 18 197S NAME STATEMENT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:J.~=;;;~~~~~~~~~~Att-y fer Executor • · ... _ Tl'le fotl-lno ...,rsons are Clolng~· PubllSl'teCI Orange Coasl D•ol~ Pltol, Tlt&N$,EltOF .. _ .. , .,. a9auooN .. EHT "" Jun«" 7, 1•, 21, 28. 197S 1102-IS LIQUOR LICENSE OR LICENSES Publi"'9d Oran114t Coast Daily Piiot. ST&TEMaNT 01'.. .... ... N S$ .as : THINKING OF CARPET? BEFORE YOU BUY-CALL ME GENE CARR ' : ••• ,. 41 ·.·.: •• ; I CAN SAVE YOU LOTS Of MONEY Expert ln,toltation--100° o financinq CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE--6 73-1 166 122 45th Stre~t Newport Beoch PUBLIC NOTICE RESOl.UTION HO. 1J.74 A RESOl.UTION OF THE aoARD Of' DlltECTOltS OF SOUTH COAST COUNTY WATElt DISTllllCT, OF OltANGE COUNT V, CALI FORNI A, ESTASL ISHI NO A STANDBY CHARGE U .. ON ALL UNOE · VE LOff&D LANO WITHIN THE OISTltlCT. THE SOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TH E SO UT H COAST COUNTY WATER DISTRIC't, Of Orange County, C..lltor11I•, doe~ l'lereby R ES<X. VE, ORDER and DIRECT as follows: NO'tlCE IS ME~EBY GIVE N:,..,,., 21 2t MIJ 1 S 12 1975 2271 IS Ol"USEOF GILLMA N CABINETS, l93t• Jim A, Green •nd EllHbelll M. Green, June ' 'ii u y ' • . fflCTITIOUS a USINl!SS NAME &eoc:ll Blvd., Huntington 8tocll, CA. So<. Sec. No. Slt·U ·0040 •nd S26-l6-4119, Tl'le foll-Ing persons. 1'11ve •bell· '2M7 Tr.,,sftre>< •nd L1un!off, wl'lo!.e buS•· P UBLIC NOTICE Cloned tM"st of Ille tlctlllo1a business Oo<wold L. McKay, 17.60I Olk St., ness<l<ldre.sls l'7W.1911'1 Street,lnll'lt neme: FounteinV•llo ,CA.'2708 Cilyof Cost• Mesi!, Counlyol 0r""9f:, ---------'-----1 ARGONAUT E N TERPAIS~S. W.ndy A. Mtl(ay, 1760I Olk St., Sl•te of C•lllornl•, In lend to sell. FICTITIOUS aUSINESS 1'51 I Rot kllnd La nt, Muntongton FountilinValley,CA.t270I 1r1nster ancs anion to Ernest Len Mui· NAME STATEMENT 8HCll,c,a11fornlA92M4 This business Is tonelucted by • ton. Soc. Set. No . S63·11·H t7. nw lollo.Mig person Is OOlng busl· e.11 A. Gerdlner. 19511 Rot-lend ~ralf)"rtMr5"ip. Tr.,.sltree and Intended transferee. neuas: L•ne, Huntlnoton 8e•t l'I, CillfOfNO ~kl L. Mc Kay ""'-buS•nttS .odress Is 2925 Herbor C 0 INDUSTRIES, 2014 s.te¥1c .,_ 1'115 swl~t -5 tfled wltll tlle eiva .. In ll'le City of Costa MeS.tl, County Drive' iMta Mua, CA. '2•2• ~ M. Woll\elm, 7l12 Elk Clr· ~Clefll.ofOren<;ie County on May of Or•l\Qe, Sl•le of Ce lltoml•, the Josepl'I Will lam Decu 10. 1024 c~. Hllf'tlnot0<1 lle•tll, Calllorni•~ ~. ws. foOowlng de$trlbecl pr0e>er1y, 10-wlt: a.1e..-1c Ofive. Cos&• Mu•. CA.~ ~•Yl N. Goodwin, 12.-1 ~s St., '4411S All StOU In •••Cle, Ila lures. tqUlp. Tl'lls IMIMnt~S IS t ondutted by 11'1 In· Apt.'· Gerdtrl ~0¥t, C•llfortw•m«I ,_.ltheG Ofen91 Coast O•lly PilOI, ment and QOOC1 will of .t certain 8ffr. divlo...11. Fred J. Dn •lllns, "St 1 Roc:klll'ICI M.9\<31,and June 7, 14, 21, tt1S :IJOlll).15 Wine •nd Foocl busontss known n 6'111 Josepl'I OeC•rlo, P•esldtnt Line, Hvntlngton Bu ell, C.llftWftla -------------i nd 8usl'l, lncluellng tnvenlory not lot•· Tiiis stalement w•s tiled w.111 "'* t~ ceed '1,000, •nd ioc•d •I en W. 1911'1 County oerk ot Orange Co.inlyonJ..,e Tiii• business was condutteCI by a PUBLIC NOTICE Se<tle11 1: Tl'l•1 pursu;inl lo llV! pro- ¥1•.ons Of C•lilornla Waler Code Ste· lion l 1032. t, • ste,,Clby charge ol l l0.00 8RADFIELD I per IC.rt lor the tlsc:•I year 191S-76 Is PAUL RUSSELL O~AOFIC:L::> OI ~=========================; l'ltreby levied a~lnsl .ii Unelevtlq>ed Street, In tl'le City of Costa Mesa, Coun-11 191S. o-r•I P1rll'ltrsl'l1p, ----------~""'.'.".~--ty of Or•11oe. St•te of Callror..ia. •1111 • l"t4928 een A. G.,Cllnu PIC'TITIOUS8USINESS trAnsler t l'le followlno •lcohollc: PubUUled Or•noe Coast O.tily Piiot, Tiiis Sl.attmtnt WH filed witl'I ltw NAME STATEMENT Anch0rill9t, Al•sk•. P niea •w.iy Jun<> r. liNICI within ti. Districl. 18, t91S •• tl'le age of 19 Survived '>V hi• S.Cti• J: Tl'lt District Audllor Is mother. Dolores 6r •Cit of'ICI of Hun!· l'lereby dlttcted lo P"•P•re and Ille wlll'I inqton 8e•cl'I, C.. •• brotl'ler, Alon of Th Me d 8 Ille Secretary• wriuen repon contiln- Arc•I•. Ca ; !lane!!~. Juli utt~r Of e rce es-enz lngadesc:rlptionofucll p;ircellObeBS· Hawthorne. ca. 5en11ce~ will be-l'lnl<I ~• s.ued toc;ietl'ler wltl'I ll'le •mount ot ll'le 12:00 noon Monday, P.acillc V1rw auessmenttore<Kl'lparce11or111t ·,ur O\apel. Olllclant. Ah S1c1n Tl1111y. In 450 SL 197s.7•. terment, PKlllc ll•tw Memoroat Park, • S.CtlM J: Tl'le S.cret11ry Sl'lilll tause Newport &eacl'I, Cot. P•d f•c View floli<• ot the tiling ot such report to be Uln..IHGHOH FUMU.ALHOt14l Corona del Mar 673·9450 Mor1u¥y directors. I 1£ pyblls.hed In tl'lt L•gun• News-Post iN1C1 S • rse Dilly Pilol once a week for two SUC· pol VQU • c:eulw-eks wlll'l •llu stlivedaysin- ] ' L.,. ... ning ~1-4tn publlt•llon, the first Costa Mesa NU.lttOADW.AY MOltTU.AlT 110 Broadway. CoslJ Mesa 6 42-9150 McC09MICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494·9 4 15 San Juan CaP•!i>trano 495·1776 f'..AClltC YllW MIMORIAL f'AH Cemetery Morluary: Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newoorl Beach. Cal1lorn1a 6• .. 2100 Thi, is n l1 1..nrw<n1 io n.ii 2-'>eater. It's a M e rceJ I!:.• Ben:. s,,, )OU c.in expect the extraordinary. Smn• JJrJ c4u1rrnem 11l<..luJe, clcuric winJow,, n1r 1..1.mJitionmg, puwcr·a~~isceJ sreering nnJ brJkc.;, .1u1om.1111. rrnnsm 1<>"on-evc n a central locking ~y ... tcm. Nothing h,1 been 'pa rcJ . Tc,t Jrivc 3 450SL. You'll know thac there 1,n 't Jnuthcr engine in the world like its 4.S·ltter, tucl inJecrcd. overhead cam V-8. Feel the fully indcpcnJcnr suspension sy~tem working. And drive secure ~nowing th3t a doublc-c ircu1r, 4· wheel disc braking system is at your dispos:il. The MerccJ"''·Ren: 4SOSL Spoi l your~el( wich pure Jnving plc.1~ure. publlc•tlon 1o bt no taler l""n J..,. 21, 1'1$. S.ICI notlc:t Sl'l•ll also be INlleG lo tlC.1'1 perso11 to wl'lom any parcel dn<rlbed In w id repon Is as.sessect In the Int fl!Uillllted assessmel\t roll. S.iel llOllU """ Ila tl'le time And ~Of a hearing to be l'leld on w ld report, U.. Clat•ll'le•eof tobeJuly9, 19'S. ADOPTED, SIGH ED ANO AP· PROllEOIN S lltllda'tof JIHle, ms.. S/TllOS. H. 8roou Pr~lelef>t ATTEST: SI A•ymof'ld (. Miiie~ S.Cre~ry CERTIFICATION I, RAYMOND C. MILLER, Siem_., of the SOUTH CO AST COUNTY WATER DISTRICT. Orenge ~y. c.l1f0fni•, do llere by <•r'llly tlllt t..,. ror.go;ng Resolution Ho. IN•-•wty •adoOled al • reoulor mntlft\I of the GowrlllflO 8oon1 of said Olttrlct, lleld on Ille """ o • ., Of J IHle, 1'7S by the followlng vote ot membtrs of tlle Boerd: AVES: Directors: BUSWELL. EOWAAOS, BROOKS. O'CONNELL.. AHUt!RSOH NOES· NoM A8$E'NT· NON ABSTAI N: Nol'>e 11111 I hirt .... r etrllty tNlt Tlttil. H, er.-.. o President. Ind Aevmono c. Mll .. r , n Se<ret1ry, s.lgned olld ap. cw-Gwld Retolut lflf'IOll tl'le 1ttll..,of .>ww,ms. Slltillvmolld C. Mii~ Stcret•tyot IN ... ,,, .. 01,..t ton SOUTH COAST COUNTY WATElt DIST ft I CT COlttrkt S.•11 bevtr"09 license lor llcens.ul: On SAie J..,. 21 21 aMIJuly S 12 197S tt6t-1S Count, Cltrk of Orange County°" May Tflt lollowi119 PffSOI\ la dot119 tM.lo Gentr•l-Type'I No.S190tnowluuea ' ' ' ' :I0,191S.. ,.ssu: to ptemlses loclled olll 177e W. 1'111 FnMt NEWPORT A A'r F ESTlllAl. Strttt, Cost• Mt•• for ll'lt premise• P l.J Bl.IC SOTICE. PubllShed Dr•noe Cont Dally Piiot. HEA~ARTER$. 2400 w." Polldflc lot•led •t t17 W. 1911'1 Sire~, In ll'le Clty -------·------!Jutte 1, 1', 21, 21, 197S 201.,7$ CoHI Hlgtiw;iy, H--' 8el c.t\ CA. Of Costa MeS.tl, Coullty Of 00"911, State FICTITIOUS aUSINESS AntOll Jemea, 74 Mo11arc11 Bey, OIC.lltornla. NAME STATEMENT .PUBLIC NOTICE ~Li>QUN &.Ach,CA. Tl'lal ll'lt •mount of 11'1• PUfd\Ht The Iott-Ing persons are CIOinvbuSI· This ~lness Is <O('ldu<led by M '"' prlte °' conslder1llon In <-tlon nessas: l---=,.""1CT=1-=T~IO~u'""s=-a..:~U:-::S~IN::-E=s::-:s::----I di¥klu1t. ' will'l lhe trenster of said buslrwu Is ll'lt CA RO L • S F OU HT Al H 0 F "AME STATt:Me NT Antot1'iUmH sum ot S.27,000.00, wl'llcl'I con.ists of 11111 FLOWERS. 17915 MAgnoll;i, FountAln TM lotlowlno persons are dol119busl· This sw~mtnt wH fllt d woll'I tl'le fotlo.lno: Included wltl'I business: llelley, C•llf. l'essa~: C.oullty Clerk Of Of'at19t Coun1y on Mlly ~ tflle •"'-t ef tlle pw<liaw Jilmes W1yne H••c ker, .... HAWLEY'S DR I V E WAY V,lf7S. fri<• er ct11a ..... 1tltll I• ~-s.tmon, Fount•l11 Valley, C..I. '21111 SEALCOATI HG, 41S Em er'°"' Aof, 8, MUl .... tr-fefof Ml4MalMUla• CMol L. HHOer, UM Sa!ITQI, N9wPOrtBH t ll.CAt26'0 -et S Me ........ wllk ll <•allb et Fow11A111\lalley,C..1.t210t Karl t nc:I Bonnie H1wlty, 415 ............ , su ....... U •ll......... Genev• I. H•Kk~. \Jiit ,.,,,_ Emerson, Apt. B, Newport Bc•ch, CA -ttr't •f .,., .. ,..,.,.,, '1·-• Aw .,Plr•mount..C.I. f1t60 CHll, 51',Mf.M ,.,.mluory N•t• Tr.ls business Is cotufuc:.ted by • Tl'lls t111Jlt1en Is c:olldutted by • '"'" .... "'' gelltt•I partnet'ltlip. liMll.O~tf'lersl!IJ). fllC'TtTI6uS aust NESS All ofl'lff buslr...,s nemes and No J""'HW. Hd<llff Tr.l.s ,~r·~:yflled wltll tllt N"¥1E STAT•MENT dr~Mli used by tl'le Tr1n,ltror wltl'lln This sl•t•ment w•s flltd wllft , .. c-ty CJerllofOrOftQe (Ovnlyon.lllM . 1'lle fOllOWi119 person Is CIOlnv .,..._ ll'lr .. ,.••SIU IPHI SO fffillSk.nO-to County Cle<'l<OlDf~CountyOI0.1-3,ltlS MaM : - the TransterMare:-IO, 197S. • .,_ .. ....., .._ '-st .. _. ~ CAl.LNE' 0£t1TAL COMP.AN¥°; n.t1 11 N S bffll •Md be'-en Wld ..__ rvvo__, ..,.. .,._. ...-..,..,,,., Pllv. 1'15-M Sil Poll ,. llcel\Me oftd l11tended tr•nsltree n r• ~lsn.d Or•nge Coost o.lly Piiot. JW.il. 14,ll, 2t, lt7S 20c).7S ~ Y '" 81W., lrv!M, Cel'.r. ~bySe<.2~14oftMllu•INStand .l\Mel~.Jt,2t,MMSJulyS,lt1S 221W S U rs I!. Cilllll'IO, UIS Ar"',.•-' ~~s1ons Code, t11et t11e coou1o.r. ·pstac NOTICE .. --t1on for tl'lt transf•r of said bulHilss P ""°"'"" ICh.Callf • .,..O ' MC1tronsfer 0fulcllk eo1s.e ls1oi.oeld PUBLIC NO'l1CE TllbbullllftJ Is <~lff by•llt- •~1. -y etttr Mid ,, • .,Slff ,,., ..... • STATWMINTOflA•••OONMCWT ... ne.c.11,,. Pf'OWd bf a.Id D1Nrtmat1t of &lc.ol'lolk fltCTtnous auso1•ss • o~ U5t: Ofl '"'' stotwment wn flied witfl IN .. ,,.r~ColltrOI. •T T• •-t•...,••a I Nll"'M'",._ "'-~ ..._ Tho.I • "'·· tronstff end tSSlgnmt,.. N&Mt:. A .... _. •tCTt .......... u I • ---l ""''" .. OrOllge c.u..ty Oii J\llle of.,,. efOt'Hollld s tock In trade. flllt"""' TIW ... !Owlflg ,.,..,. Is ~..... TM followl119 ptrlOllS h.tlW ..... to, IV ~ oftd good Wiii OI Ille ...., -es; ........ u.o of "'9 llctlllous IM4NH ~ ~lnen Wiii .,. mecs., Ml! Ille CM-NOCK OFF, 10$ ,.aim Aw .. ...-.. -: Pllbll"'" Or•11oe Coilltt Oelly "'"°'· -'dtf•tlon lortlle lrtMler wltl'lttaum-c.llf.92t61 C & o. 2t .. t Brookhurst No • ._ ""-t .. a1,1t,WldJuly s. lt7S 21Cll.fa .. wl 1111 B:c. Mc Mu kin, U Ot .. ,....... Hw!llllQIOI\ 8H <ll. CA. t2."44 tlcleretlOl'I 11\ertlcw tooetl'ler tl'I 1 L.aN,Aec:londo8eo.cll,CA.tOJ>e C11ar1u w. Lipscomb, 9t32 <-kMratloll lot' Ille lrlfuft r Ind •~ Tl'll• buslneu Is col\ducttd lty Ml '"-Warfield Drive, Hunlln11t0118eec:ll, CA. si911ment of the 1foru <1IC1 llctftro. '°' dlvldu.al R lcllud c . WeltSttr, t l .. 1 lkeMtO ls 10 ~ consumm1ted on or e c MCMllCklll ... '"'"' Ho .... HllflllflO(Oll .. Kii. S&..MtSN .... , , .... 2711'1 CIO of July, 197$, It I.... '111S itt•f-t .... fll" .-Ill\ "" CA.-... M>Tl~I Tl C--•01~ u crow Cltp.rtment o l BANK OF Cou"'yCltrtlefOr•f'IQe ColllltyMJ-™• tMISIMH •• , Conctuct.d bl'. I"" ... oa o,ynofl~~~ AMERICA ... T.•S.A .. s .. w. 1'tl'I 16 lt7S tenffAlpertMnlllp. 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Sam Corde iro sits back, his shoulder holster s tudde d wit'h .38 caliber cartridges s lung under the armpit of his casual turtleneck, sips his coffee and scratches his head, deep in tk)oughl. Patrol Sgt. Max Wilson hunches over his class workbook. Officer Matth e w "Matteo" Letteriello list.ens intently as Sgt. Bob "Rob e rto" Ba llinger ca reCull~ rec'ites a re hearsed phra se,' c ommitti11g hi s classwork lo memory. "OTRA V EZ," or one more t i m e, comm a nds a noth e r member of Spanish lA, an ex- ·perimental program now beiqg · conducted by the Costa M~a ·Police Departme nt to develop more bilingual officers. "Rep1ten u sledes ! " declares Uetective Chano Camarillo and all members of the class repeat the spoken phrase in unison along with Sgt. Ballinger. "Preguntas?'' he asks, but the eight m en in the initial class - some 20 or more arc requesting enrollm en t in the n ext five- month session -have no ques- tions of their own departmental linguistics instructor. · Born lo S panis h-speaking parents in Compton, Detective Camarillo didn't dream of grow-· ing up lo be a policeman when he was a little boy, but that's what he becam e. HE WAS ABOUT to graduate from CaJ Stale, Long Beach near- ly 10 years ago a nd teach high school Spanish when a friend ma- joring in police science suggest- ed he sit in and m onitor an in- teresting class. Visions of earning his living in a neat business suit armed with a textbook and s tick of blackboard chalk changed overnight to a choice of doing it in a blue un- iform with a badge. Cha no CamariJJo couldn't wait to become a cop . Today. Costa Mesa Police Detective Camarillo, 30, has been one Jor nine years, t>ut now he is enjoying the best of both of those two professions. HE IS TEACffiNG bis first language to fellow officers one Tuesday aft~rnoon per week at the .station so they may deal more easily and directly with the community's growing Spanish· speaking elem ent. He actually team-teaches the course with Detective Capt. Ed Glasgow, a Mexican culture en- thusiast who developed the idea of on-duty Spanish instruction and sold it to Cbief Roger E . Neth as a praclical a l)proach to a grow- ing lang·uage problem . Camarillo, hired in 1966 as a patrolman, was virtually the on- ly Spanish-speakfog officer on the force for several years and was often o n call as an in· terpreter whe n needed. ON(;~ ff~ HA<:t:D to Cos(a Mesa Me morial Hospital in a patrpl car with lights flas hing and siren screaming, where he was scrubbe d , m asked and shoved into a surgical gown for duty in the maternity deli very room where a young pregnant Mexic<ln woman was in pre- mature labor. The m other-to-be, 18, had been stricken s uddenly and r aced to the hospital, but doctors could not even obtain her blood type or ask if she was allergic to any medicines due to the language barrier. Quickly. between her gasps, moans and labor pains. Officer Camarillo gently questioned her and the de livery worked out just fine. "SP ANI S H WAS m y first la ngua ge," says Det ective Camarillo, who spoke it as a child at home in Compton. His teaching partner, Capta in Glasgow, has taken some college courses in Spanish and is a longtime student or Mexican culture. He says he finds the "Spanish for Law Enforcement'' educational packag e prepured at Silver Sprin g, Md., by the Ins titute of Mode rn Liingua1::e very practical. ''I'm lcurning more mvself. Mine was all Castilian Spa11ish," says Capt. Glasgow. HE ALSO POI NTED out the course which may soon become accred it ed for units toward graduation by the Coast Com- munity College Dislrict involves many terms a nd phrases encoun- tered in police work. "Venga usted," or "You come." is one. "Mueven s u carro," or ··move your car." is another. They are all conversational or colloquial Spanis h terms learned by rote ret'ilalion, mostly in com- plete sentence form . ..There is a great innux of il- legal aliens into the communi- ty," notes Capt. Glasgow, point- ing out that policemen are naturall y bound to encounter more of them . AND T H E RE . AR E always cases of Mexican citizens who are here legitimately and who do nothing against the law but at one time or another will have a need lo call on and converse with police. Concerning illegal aliens. however, Patrol Lt. J ohn Regan points out they do create addi- tional crim e problems such as hit-and-run accidents and traffic violations caused often by un- £ a m i Ii a ri t y with U.S. and California laws. Should one become involved in a fender-bender accident he is likely to try to get away and avoid apprehension and im- mediate d eportation. LOCAL POLICE agencies are not erJ\J)Qwer ed to directly en- force laws over which the U.S. Immigration De partment h as jurisdiction, but many illegal aliens are picked up on traffic violations or other infractions and they require interrogation in Spanish. The Spanis h instruction has come in handy on othe r oc- casions, such as the recent Fish Fry Parade, when local officers hosted men of the Tijuana P olice Department's so-called Suicide Squad of performing daredevil motorcycle omcers. Current e nrollees about to fmisb the trial course which is already booked up for a new session include D etective Lt. George Lorton, detective sergeants Sam Cordeiro and ~ K ei th Carp e nter, patro l sergeants Bob Ballinger and Max Wilson. plus traHic ofCicers Matt Letleriello a nd Mike Libolt. ''THERE ARE some guys m the course who didn't have any SpanJsh when they started and they've improved 110 percent," say s t eac he r -det ectiv e Camarillo. Costa Mesa taxpayers are also benefiting Crom the de.Partmen-ta l ~panish course, s ince other law enroreement agencies iend their candidates to private language schools, usually at a cost or several thousand dollars. Still a.ooUier spinorr benetit of s peaking a nd unders tanding Ouent Spanish has become ap- parent to Capt. Glasgow. He says he hai; dascovered the joys and cultura l benefits oUered by television c hannels 22 and 34, the Sp4nlsh language station . ' . •MUEW.Jf IU CAMo,' MEANS 'MOVE YOUR CAA' ••t watch their variety shows now,'' ho 1ay1. "They have bet- t o r entertainment th a n Amert can t<lltvfsion." ~ Ch•no C•marUlo a.come• • T••cher At l aat ' • 1; \ DAIL V PILOT C l Pair Planning Assault On Himalayan By F REDERIC A. MORITZ Olf'IUl•11 Scle11u Monilw Servi« BERKELEY -They seemed more likely to be at home relax- ing on a Ha waiian beach than high on an icy, wind-blasted Himalayan mountain slope -ex- cept for the s helves around them stacked with lightweight packs' picks. parkas, ropes, and othe; climbing gear. In a few short weeks, equip- ment like this will transform 6 ft. 6 in. "Big Jim" Whittaker and his photographer wife. I. Dianne Roberts, into well-a rm e d soldiers in a grue ling, high- a ltitude battle with the elements. On April 16, Jim and Dianne ceased their a lternate-evening conditioning r itual. No longer do they don backpacks jammed with m etal sledges, wedges. and s kin -diving weights to set off "clinking and clanging" on five- mile hikes. purs ued by the neighbors' two German shepherd dogs. Instead, they have joined eight other team members and any army of Pakistani porters in an assault on Himalayan peak K-2. DELICATE NEGOTIATIONS with Pakistan a nd better rela- tions be tween Washington and Peking have opened the way for this, the first expedition allowed into the sens itive Chi nese- Pakistani border area since 1960, according to Jim. The costs will be covered by in- dividual donations, advances from prospecti ve publisher s <such as N alional Geographic Society and Sierra Club Books), and contributions from manufac- turers of hiking equipment. As general m :rnager of Recrea- tional Equipment, Inc. (REI >. Jim was her e lo open a n ew branch of this Scattle·based con- sumer co-op. which is providing much of the expedition's clothing and mountaineering gear. The expedition is planning to "clean clim b," hoisting itself up on "chocks" and ··nuts" that can be removed from crevices once climbers have passed. Earlier expeditions used "pitons ," which were driven in and left: J im described Mount Everest as "the highest junkyard in the world." AN D ALTHOUGH SOVIET, Japanese. and Australian women climbers have set the precedent, Dianne will become the first woman to join an American as- sault on an ··eight-lhousander." a peak more than 8,000 meters or 26,247 feel high. K-2 is a n awesome 28,700 feet . according to the latest but still unconfirmed survey. For Dianne. a late-comer to mountain climbing with two as- cents of Washington State's 14 ,000-foot Mount Rninier to her credit. that seems like a big step up . Yet for Jim. the firs t American to conquer 29,028-foot Mt. Everes t 0963), it might seem an anticlim ax. But of seven known attempts on K-2 since 1902. only one. a 1954 Italian expedition, actually re- ached the top. That group used a route a long the m ountain 's southeast "A bruzzi Ridge." This Christi<111 sc-ce Mollitor ~rvlce K-2 MOUNTAIN AS SEEN BY 1909 CLIMBING EXPEDITION Mid-July Goal Set by '75 American Climbing Team READIES A SSAULT Jim Whittaker year's expedition will i.ISccnd the more difficult, so-far unclimbed "northwest route," an approach considered by m any experts a h a rd er c limb t h a n Mount Everest. Each climber goes as high as he is physically able. If all goes well, as J im explains it, one or two members of the 10-pcrson team. backed by 14 high-altitude Pakistani porters. will reach the summit in the second week of July. But first some 600 porters must ,,,-_ HER FIRST TRY Wife Diane Roberts haul a lmost 12 tons of supplies 125 miles from the nearest town of Skardu, Pakistan. Next comes two months of exhausting up- and·down work, as climbers and porters h aul supplies up to seven camps, set up one day's climb apart between the 18,000 foot ··base camp" a nd the staging point for the final assault - ··camp 7" at 27 .500 feet. Then. with some 470 pounds of food and supplies -moslly oxygen tanks in place al Camp 7, the clim- bers will descend to base camp and prepare for t he final assault. President Ford Confident Of Victory in '76 Election By RICHAR D M. GROWALD WASHINGTON <U Pll - Pres ident Ford is becoming more confident he will be elected to the While House in 1976. There ure reasons for his optimism. The President's friends at the White House do not bother to cite public opinion polls which show a steady rise for his popularity. Terrible a fter he pardoned former President Nixon in Sep- tember. the polls after the Mayaguez incident show him in the people's choice over such Democrats as George Wallace. Henry Jackson and even Edward Kennedy. THE KENNEDY MATTER is o f s p ecia l int e r est. The Massachu setts De mocratic senator, scion to his family's political fortunes, had been the bogeyman ln Ford White House political nig htmares. The Ken- nedy name h as been that to Republ ican White H o use hopefuls since 1960. Now tha t the polls show Ford over Kennedy. who is to worry? Trouble could come lo Ford from other directions or even from Kenned y. But it hasn't come out of the box yet Certainly, Ford's White House strateglsts believe former CaHrornla Governor Rona ld Reagan and his friends are doing all they can to reap the GOP .nomlnatlon ror Reagan. But tho countcr·Reagun at- titude seems to be more believ- ing that they have the sltu3Uon in control and they must not let any Rengan bandwagon come r .... rolling around CJn unexpected corner. THE VERY NOl'i'URGF.NCY of the tempo or Ford's political campaign building for 1976shows the confiden ce in the President's camp of taking the nomination with little more than a com- parative r eq u cst. It seem s Ford's strategists are more con- cerned with the Democrats whom the President must face in November 1976 than with the Republicans he will meet in con· vention next summC>r. From the Ford Whit•~ I lou::.e the view seem s to be that the Democrats a rc doing a dandy job of tearing themselves apart in- stead of swinging behind a singl<• candidate who could we ll use a year oC image building with which to face Ford in the Nov- ember 1976 polling. This la c k of a s ingle Democratic contender nOl only tends to enhance the cloud of Alabnma Gov. George Wallace within the Democratic Party but also -partly becaU5e Wallace is not judged a national winner either by the White House or his fellow Democrats -makes the future seem <'Ven rosier to Ford. Some of his friends believe thut his f atc next year i~ more depen- dent on not persons but on such forces as how the economy will be Caring when the voters go to the ballot boxes. If the economy holds lts own. there's clear soil· ing. But if there is unemploy- nwnl and attendant problems, then woe lo Ford's White House. FORD IS KEEPING his op- tions open. Because trouble mLJy co m e either thro u g h the economy or an unlikely but con· ceivabl e unity among the Democrats. Ford is not commit· ting himself in s uch m atters as picking absolutely a vice pre- sidential running mate. Too bad for Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. If conditions develop requiring Ford lo placate the right wing of his party. Rockefeller may be ~ently sho\'ed O\'crboard. If there is need for Ford to strengthen his standing among Northern voters, then he may wrap his arm s around his vice president as a running male next year. For the mome nt, Ford prefers to do the c lassic president- seeking-e lection bit, publicly al· tenting lo his White House work without e ngagin g in direct partisan political warfare. 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ICM V FH .._ Tropical atmosphere In south sea island setun~. Desirable beach area of c us tom home s1tei... j Formal e ntry. Huge 1 bedrooms, includes 20' master s uite. 2 Real marble baths. 1-'amaly room. Massive enclose<! r ecreation or party room. Stone fireplace. 1-'reshly painted m & out Fully spnnklered lawns Exterior lighting. St\!~ to golf coorse Onl.) minutes to the beach Seller anxious Call to day 842·2535 °:'!Niii 0 . ,, s f UN 10 '" (JI(/. I HOMES FOR LEASE 19201 EDGE:HIL.L, TURTLEROCK TERRACE in Irvine. The owner has spared no expense to decorate and landscape this spacious 4 bedroom home. You must see to appreciate. Come by this weekend. Owner is READY TO MOVE. licMlo ........................ ,. A I "' "''ntm1Mter ............... 10M ....... RWESTATE ..... uoo Repos [~lfitHl 1 Ba ycrest : 4 BR & pool $750 Mo, yrly Bayshores: Darling 4 BR home. gated area, steps to priv. beach. July $1000/ Aug. $1400 Au-ea,• for s.1e ..... : ........ 1200 in Orange County ~~,~~:::::::·:. l: Keys in office Bl&Sl.UPf'_.,y, ............. WORLD c,..,.IMY t.ou1Cr11JU ....... l!tOO RAISOR'S REALTORS 833-8600 C'oaune~i'•I P~rt1 .. • · · .)llOO REAL ESTA TE Condomtai ...... Sal. .... .. .. 1700 I 3 +LIBRARY Ous>l••n•linlus..1e .. : . •• S pecialists in govern· 11-tobelh•M ..... 1900 mentf1nanced homes1 COU11try Rustic GtMral I 0021Getteral I 002 l 1..._ "'-'1 . . . . . :000 1~ Propen, ... ~100 556 7777 911rtime Lttb I« Se.le . • . . . . llAl • ~ "' Winding dri ve. hundreds of tropi c al plants, ~ourmet dining, copjkr kettle kitchen, children':. w i n g , e nlar g ed 11 brary /den. hidden master . wooden pa tao deck. Quiet rusuc at· mosph ere Priced fo r I qwl'k s ale. Hurry. Take adva ntage' Call 645·0303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Meblle H-'Trlr Prk•. ::JOO I•--------•! ........ ~n.Rnort ... :.w ---------NEWPORT WATERFRONT I ~~ •••••••••• !~~~!~~ .......... ~~~~ I Or-. Co Prop. ZlOO <.MolC-1 ,.,.,. •• 2!>.IO Ou& el SlAlte Pl'Oll • .. ~ ~.F¥a$.Cn>•n . . 2100 It~ El~ Excl\aecc . . • . . :.wio Jl ... EAi.le Wute<I . •• 2WO IOITAl! ........,~ .... . t4-c1Uwiw.w..d .. .. ....._,...,..,..ul\f .. . Co:ld ___ "'•• ••• c-i.-.... u.r ... T_,.,,,.._ hra . . , • T~Ual ••.• ~xuh ........ DlliPMxu U•I . . . . . . Alb t'Vra ........ . ApUUalW11 ..... ,. AftS ,..,. or u11r . "-a ........... . R-68oard. Holfta.111 ateb .. o-t...._ •.. Sum-r R .. lals. Vac.i.iool R-.al>. lteMals to Sllar~ C.w111n IOI' Rent Olf1tt Rental 1s .. ,....,, Refttal lnduM.r1e.I R•nt.al =J:~·anled Misc. Rentals IUSHIESS, INVCST MEICT, ANANCC B_,.u ODpon soo; .__.......... ::.010 ·-· Oloo«i'1 :.01) •-•W'Aate<I :.o:ao ~t.oLAaa SC1ZS ....,,,_ )())() _,,.....,Tll0$ ~ A111111eomns, . POSllAlS & ASSUME 7112°/o LOAM $199 MO. PAYS ALL Immaculate 2 12 year young 3 bdrm. 2 story with unbelievable financ· mgr Owner leaving area. Says bring any offer! Take ad vantage of sparkling kitchen, fresh as a flower paint and de· ep pile carpet' A sun· shine home JI.ISL ror you ! A COUWEll U.Ell COWHY Pier & 2 Slips Outrageous waterfront home. Three spacious bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, sumptuous grounds and gardens. Live on the water for only $132,000. CALL. I I $39,900 I ENJOY LIFE I HO DOWN I In your very own brand! I new rebuilt 3 BR., 2 bath IRVIHE I WATERFRONT HOME. Fine Irvine location. Bag 1 PIER/FLOAT + brandl family of 6 wants out! new decked patio. OnJy j Will' sell NO DOWN I $149,500 I PAYMENT lo qualified I OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 , veteran. Needs some , 517 36th Street tend«;r. care. Fully air · CALL 675-7060 co~~1t1~n!!d· Cathedral 1 ce1hng hvmg room. Hugo •fireplace . All tiled Pf\€(TIG€ OPENSAT/SUNl-5 j1garden kitchen. Large K ) 259 PROSPECT master suite. Mirrored SURFSIDE I H 0 Me: S Newport Shores. NB. 31 wardrobe. Large patio. For appt to see. call --------- _ • UR, 2 baths. S52,500 1 Fully sprinklered yard. HIDEAWAY NEWPORTIEACH I Take ad\'antagc · Call Steps to the poundanc REAL ESTATE BROKE RAGE Luxury bayfro~t. lge. 2i 7~-~:r~7~}.~~1~(.'..;,1 • m 11, 1, ~,~~,~-;:,~ ,.h-:.~r.:,~~ 6 4 s-6 6 46 ~~·;. t•l. ' A. 'Sc" "" ~; It~~ a1:1!1 847 ·60lll ()Pf"", l v. ,. j •• lt-t •• t • [VC l&JUI s u r I'' C ol v ru s t 1 c >M N . .._.,.,.11.c1., New,..,. a..c•. us.uo UH apt. 611 Lldo Park1 [ ' '. ~ g a 11 e y k 1 t t· h e n . CALL 556-8800 . ~.:'-~ti~!·!~ House p..,,,...1111 Handcrafted wood panel· ~--------~~....,........,....~ 11 Balboa Bay Prop. mg Bay window look out , This is a rare opportuni· on th c s ham me ring GeMl'OI I 002!. Grneral I 002 Realtors *ZERO• ty to assume an existjng p f' o ~~~~~~~~~~, COSTA MESA aca ac wner anxious. •••••••••••••••••••••••j••••••••••••••••••••••• = 1•,;, FHA loan covenng Lo I Jl w, ow pnce urry. PERFECT BEDROOMS Hw.tin~on Harbour *DUPLEX • (2) lBR 2ba homes The Call for a pnvate show· 4 rent from 1 can cover the mg. t:all s42.2535 for Owner /Occupant. 2 ._.ORTH A ~st uy ! . ~ Bdrms., Original owner offers total payment of $255. QPfr~r110 .,,~11,4 ,0 1lf NI(£• Bra nd new Beach " Cam1lyrm .,d1rungrm. corner duplex in conve· SllJO per mo . and you can live [ I Duplexes. with 3 BR. 2 COST A MESA S95,500 nient loc. 2 .Bdrms .. 1 luo 10 the other free The 11=:1.llJJlil!i~ Ba Units ea. Ample 538 OOO 3899 Humboldt Dr. batb each ; s tove & := homes are 7 yrs old,,.. ::'(\£0jj'E garage & parking with j • OPEH SAT/SUM. 1·5 refrig. incl~de<l. Lge. CC· ~ located on a shady cul· l.:=1·~"~··· :J-~-~-~-~· -~-~·~z:~=i~ 1st owner depre<:iation."I Qwet street. walk to all 645•2425 ment patio; separate = de-sa r and surrounded ~ S85,000. ea. Ca11644·7211 schools, new carpet, enc l . g arage s . LIST & Fl•I SEIVICES 5cnK"C Directory DIPl.IJMENT & PREPUATION &hooi• 'IM tNCl-Job Wamed ~Ip 1hnted Ill tl f' MEICHANDISE ;r.:.,. A...U- l!kyt lo IMldons •Ol4'rlol• ~, .... Eq1Mpmtnl ~toY-~ c.;.,.~s..a • ._ ~GGod. hwotlry ~ MkltoMrJ ""-· M~Wanled ...,__. llMnlmtnl> Offltt Fwa 6 E<!uop POU =~~~~.:. ~Good.\ S...-C ll*"'-onl Bar ;;: "d'!ioo. Ht f t ,Stu ro BOATS & MUINE EQUIPMENT ~ .... 1 Ho.au Ma1nt1~r"'"'" •at.s.Manne Lqu1p 8o.U,Power llbaU,11.onl Ch•rler 8oals ,S.1I lloaU ,Sl1pa Dot H lloaU,Speed 6 !>kt 8oaU.Stouu . TIANSPOIT l TION Alr~rofl . C.mf""n ,Sale •Rent Elttlrtc Car> MobiltHGmH =~~~~l TralMn.Tuvel . r.::.~.:,ti.ru AUTOMOllLE ~-1 •... ""°'IK>ICl.u.tiet . R.ttr•at-Vc1t1cl«• ~.ll»tttMocb . • Whttt °"' Vlt' by a c1nde1 block wall. ---------· fresh clean look, great EXCELLENT BUY · 6000 1-'ull price S48.500 CALL BACK BAY --yard for kids. Yours for CALL FOR APPT. qwckly-556·2660 just 10% down. Call now \I • 646-7171 NEWPORT HTS • SEL ECT Secluded lrce hoed cul· ·~! OPfN l1to·.,,~,.,11 :oRrr1ta• • de :.a c Formal entry!. ..·:· ~' ~ ~ OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Y: PRO P ERTIES hall, grand Piano :.1lcd ' I [·\idlilJ :1 ;U' I 442 El Modena 1 BEACH GIANT 1.1v1.ng r.oo~: ha rH1u l·~! OPEN SUM.1 ·6 :::... . ~(.~ Jj: i ;t ' i Deli ghtful 3 bdrm .. ! ~ < handcl1<:r d1 n.1n h1 102 LINDAISLE 1 ...... : .. ,.,:;./: ____ ... ,. I BIG CANYON 1 formal dining rm.; re·' 1VJ10 POOL -+ BONUS <?v:rlooks cov~red pat.io.1 B/\ Yl-'HONT 4UR faml . : modeled kitchen with I &Qt) "'SSUME Secluded maslt::1 :.1.hte1 . • I Hi g hly c ustomized 41 new cabinets built-ins ~ A w th 2 d J)'tO W·lk I rm 65 h oat slip ,' d • . · iw:. I ' n a i a ·in S ~ 000 ' Hew CloseOut be room BROADMOOR copper plumbin g; : 38,400 c·lo.set:. FanlastH Back: ~~·N II ARTMAN rm ! TAX. CREDIT I home. 3000 sq. ft of livinq sprinklers; alley access I :I l::legant 2650 sq fl ~&S U a ;. Io\ a' I on IH25760 640H:Cn' ! s pace includes an ex· forboatortrailer$.58900 ~ Catalana Formal entrv ~tiJ1-:"u \~ ~ !~U ~aYi I . · j Custom bu1 It rustic l pandcd famil&y rm., liv· * BAYSHORES '* :I to unique step down h~ I wood extenu1 Unique in ~ r oo m master, 1 llO(;Sj mg room & lormal dm· €H5·030:l CAREFREE : award winning design.' bed rm Profess1onally I OPEM SUM. 1·5 1· "°'o s d I b ·k c 1. lted 1 landscaped, air cond1· 1 M~ an g p acaous gar ~n hvmi;? an prim< Blufl~ 3, , m : .'rep ace vau ! taoned plus many other I 2491 Crestview Dr. 1 llO'll, kitchen 1'~1esta size par. 1 bedroom , lamlly. din· ceilings bonu!t room . · PIUVATE BEACH COM I =:1 ty roomw1th sWlkencon h $89 -I Builder:. sacr1f1 ce at• extras you must see lOI ·1 _,, versation area Pnvate ·~gb wit vie"' ,500. S3ts 750 · iturry -call· appreciate. Outstanding : MUNITYnearBay Club.I :;1 1 c uest i.uate Sweepangl .:Su Omil y~urte~mi. I fH!>-OJ03 : value for this prestige I 2 Sandy beaches; large 1 de<l . P,Cn .:>at./:SUn J !> ; location. Sl71,000. Open • corne r lot ; all large 5:1 ~a~~,~~r~~cs uswl<~~asl~I ACClltwru U.EllCO.AtlY ' lti27 Vas taOmada ! Daily, l ·ol :30; 17 Cypressj rooms ; 3 bdrms., 3 ~I sq foot bonus "amel _ ____ _ HAL PINCHIM : Point La .. N.B. ! baths; charming li ving ::1 room with wel "'bar.I Hl::ALTORS 640·6'6 I , rm. & formal runmg rm.; Every conceivable extrai 5 BDR POOL 2727 1-; Coast Hwy. 1· fa mily rm. with wet bar, 111cludm~ a 20' x 35' An I TENNIS-ASSUME I 6 75-4392 2 patios. Recently re· ~'" t aony poo set an us I $353 MO. IUY OWNER 3 Br & den : ........... .:U U.UCOWAtlT VALUE . S91!,500 ' I I I t ------I ·--I decorat e d · XLNT: 91w landscaping. Ttus is your ' I IIDl I C 11963 .7b7 ~ta:.s1 ve 5 bedroom, 2-100 Country Home. Lge sun· I OPEH SAT /SUM. 1-S I ~ c },!~~~? .• ~. rvr. ;6,,1 ..,or, sq It . two story QUlet deck. b.eaul. view. 301 GOLF COURSE I 2851 layshore Dr. ~.,,,, [ ~ ~ cul de ::.a c Step down hv mature I ruat trees, horse ONLY s73 000 • newly ~~ ~-.,ilJJl:l!i 1 1ng room l-'ormald1ning corral. oulbuild1ngs.1 VIEW ·paint e d ' new w /w 11\AoO ...... ~:, (itOJJ.j room Sunshine kitclll'n. VISTA . $•19 ,~50 firm-1 $74,500 carpets drapes· huge . --·-•::1•··~ Fiesta .~oom t.~~LUDF:s <71'1) 724·1123. 11 Lik e a m 0 de t . 3 1 Newport a.ach living r~ .. family area ; ~:~: -POOL l ABLJo,,Seclud ctl EXCEL•£MT . Bedroom s, 2'"2 baths. EXECUTIVEHOME 2 bdrms.,2 baths +guest ~1.~· FIXER-UPPER ma::. t <: r s u 1 t e ! ha !> ~' 1 1ormal dining room. All Lo . f area. GOOD LOCATION. ;:::; On t.:astside. wilh exist· personalized IH'l'l'lat•e. INEXPENSIVE I this m 2:mo sq. ft. of liv· ts 0 room for e!"ler-1 11c11 THOMAS v1"'1 v \ t J bd 2 Walk-an closets. Laundry . h . taan1ni;: around patio.&, ::~ ~nf.. f~mif:~~1. & ~r~~"e;s room. Fully s1.m11klcrcc l DUPLEX ~~~ i~lll6'~-W~tcen. To! pool. Custom h<?me with I REALTOR ~ to huge ha ck ya rd. yarn. Olympic siicd pool in Corona dcl Mar. lden· OftN ,,, 9 .,, ~ "'",) 11 '· , . hea vy beam ~eilrngs. lnl SH.~ and tennis courts a:.· t1cal units. Open beamed [ta I ;re;Rof ~~agutafuJ h~mes2 224 W. Coast Hwy. !f..--.1' ~ ··~ ~ ~ LOOK! $25,500 soeaaterl for only SlJ.CJO ceilings. Ea"h has its ;,·'.~.::.1~~~.,i11~:5 • .. e mas er,. N'pt Beach 548·S527 mo. F u ll prit•e JU ~l own patio. 212 blocks __ .,_,, ___ _, baths. living, family, Eves .. 545-5643 For a beautiful condo. S59,500. Best bu..-in tract. from be ach. Great for formal dine. "! detached ~~~~~~~~~~ lots of open ::.µace. great Oon't tle!ay. Qi.11752·1700 :.tarter for income or 3 room studio. He~vy -~~~ .. 'jj;)7tJ clubhouse. hu~e pool ; today ~ood retirement. Onl y CORO.._. .o..uo.. shake roof. 2540 Vis ta many other "extrru.·· ~ Oaya & Tustin Ave Open 4U1A>Leu1n1 • ... _., ....... . .. -. ·-AITIS, llPOITEI WANTTO-rJ1-1N111·>·11•rr1N'"ll"'""' S62.500.Callb73·8550. Large s upe rbly con· . ~··.. •• • • V!IJI [ ~ I Ol'f'H' 9 ' '' HvN '.Jtl '"1 structed custom home Daily· Come see! Buy o~!~Lau~el? ~~1t~ftilJ1f [\fl-,'lfiliffill ~o:k~~:o?::f~~;-.. ~:;~ .. ~;'.:."!,~ 2 STORY FORMAL DINE POOL $32,500 Winding pathway to tree clustered 2 story ent.ry. Formal dining room. Gourmet patio kitchen INCLUDES REFIUC· ERATOR! Giant s ecluded master suite. WaJk-in closet. EXTRA LINEN STORAGE. Oversiied sewing & laun· dry room. WASHER & DRYER INCLUDED! Hu ge premium lot. Olympic pool & basket· ball court included In as· sociatlon. Anxloua seller says SUBMlT ON YOUR TERMS ! F ull prlc $32,SOO. Prime Irvin area. Cal l t oday. 7S2·1700. Alt. a.o-· " . . . !#lit> • ..,. • • • • ... • ...... 7\11 A•t.oalNak7 ........... V1W 8MW ..................... '112 ~.::::·.::~::.:::: ·: .... ~:~ o.. ............... " !07.111 rttra11 ............. ".. • •• im:J P'\al ......................... t r",:) ......., .................. "77:1 '•Cl>•• .. . . . . . . . . . . . "7Ju '*""" .. . . .. " 'l'll'.l fC.ar-11• Clua .. • • • !11.1) .... o. .. ... . . ~:Ill Mcrr.dn knt . • . !r.60 ~c . .. .. 1111.Z MCB n~ ()ptl •,;., PAM•t~ • "741 P<HiCtOI • • • ~1"11 Por~t'fi• V1:AJ •~wtt ~~ Aolltby« !fl.lo> "•"*' 71•,;i &.ab .. •• • • 01'(,!t SulMtnt ••••••••• • 9'1'-l T~. ............ ... t71Q Tr........ .. .. . . . • .. .. • S'15i v-............ ll'l1Q v.-...... " . . 917? f [I 833-9781 . --·-··-·-~ Coronado Yacht Club. MIMI $175,000. Xlnt financing. I ~Jt.?wn ORCHARD OPEN SAT.1·4 979·83-42Agent Bea utiful sprawling 3911 SEASHOREDR. LA CUESTA 2 STORY CHARMER 3 Ill-POOL BEACH $29,900 grounds with frwt Lrees Oceanfront duplex : al· 2 STY 4 IDR anti rose J.!ardens s ur· lractavcly furnis hed ; • round this lovel )' 3 frpll'.ineachunat.Upper ASSUME$32,500 heel room, I·'• I.lath home. has 2 lge. decks: ready Neglect en 2 slory. 4 Fres h mint from you r Jor s ummer r entals. bedroom Walklobcuch, own trelli:.ed gurrlcn tor I'ricc<lat ~1 7!J,SOO s pa ciou s living and tool evening:., too. A 673·3003 548·0715 Eves formal dinlnA rooms. screened-an family room Separate convertible for the pooltable. and for (ten . Gigantic family L>ad and the Kids the room with roaring coun· gurage has a rear 8-fool try fireplace. Separate door le ading onto an im· children & master suit.es. ILUFfS TOWHHOME Beautih.11 recently re· decorated 3 BR end Unit with ncur by Pool & Cl ubhous e, oversized mas te r bedroom and rughl hght view. $(1),500. Call 644 7211 <..:la!.sac e ntrance to large family :.1zed living room with urt1st1l' use of shut· ters & wood throughout. f'ormal danmg room is conveniently served by large gourmet kitchen. 22· Stepdown ramlly en· ter ta11'1ment center. Stairs sweep to elegant master suite &children's quarters Take over i'·'2'1., loan No new loan costs C:all 963-6767 mense concrete patio. Secluded grounds. Child· Double gaLe access lo the safe street. Be first to see --------- rear yard too. Ownel'li 9UIET at. Call 963~767. Ol'fH fl( 9'111 S rl/N lO ll MCI• Don 'l '1l'OP the bnll 1 Cif'l a Job with ta low CO!-l l>a1I)' Palol Cl asi.al aecl Ad Phone 642 5678. --- anxious al $49,000. SECLUSION Of1N rn o • '' s IVN 10111N'<I 1 m:,~~~;~~:·:~!:''"i 1~16$111 m=l P1up...t ... 752-"20 1400 ~ST. !f~T_!fAC~ HARIOI Jl1ghlands. rOOL home 4 Bdrm!' .. tree lined st reel. Open Sat/Sun l·S 193'; Tc."res1t.a Lane FERGUSON REAL TORS IJJ..J82 I bdrm. 21:i baths. <.:ul de , _c::a •= swc. i\cc~s. Unusually HOW as THE TIME pn \'atc patio. Priced t.tl for job seckl'rs to rheck f79,500.Cull673·8S.iQ. the Doily Pilot Help ( ••• Q . '• w~nled class1f1c11t10t\ 11 [ ~ llilltd ~;7~;~;~!~~!?:,::~f , = =wu•H•lli' with nn ad in thc Job find what you want 1n Dally Pilot Classifieds. Wanted culcgury. Phone: 642·5678 ~ ' TH[ R[AI. ESTATERS. 4 IOIM-S4 I ,000 Spacious 4 bdrm, 2 bath family home on quiet cul de-sac s lreel. Extra h1rge ramlly room, de· luu bualt·ln kitchen, big cont-Crom f'r1day tlouble car guage & lherelsa1up0rconc. c I OS c '0 St. John'• blk. rence aroWld lot <.;•thol1c Ch urc h & 60Xl.27 to20ft. school tl41Vi7 11 01>\'D paved aJloy wU.h acce 1 1-:ves. for boat· trailer-or Walkr.r 1; I ee Real fstnte Ju.s1 a gttll l\'tmUO to walk the dof.consldcr commercla property trade. Quintard 642·2991 con\lnuedSun ' * * OPIH HOUSIS * *. ELEGANT 2 bdrm. home -a well known interior decorator's; beautiful grounds; you own the land. $89,500. Located 712 MALABAR, Irvine Terrace; open Sat/Sun. 1·5 CORO~A DEL MAR, So. of Hwy. duplex ; 3 bdrms. & 2 bdrms. 521 FERNLEAF. $117,500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 ESTATE SALE; 2 units in CdM: freshly redecorated, incl. new carpets & drapes. $69,500. 718 LARKSPUR. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 MESA VE~DE; 4 bdrms., formal dining rm. home; upgraded in many ways. Only steps to golf course. $67,500. 2016 CALVERT -(near Adams Blvd.) Open Sun. 1·5 YEAR BAY AND BEACH 675-3000 C'•lO 1 L LOA ST H\N V CORONA Ot: L MAR USE THIS HANDY OR.DER BLAN.K. WE PAY POSTAGE! You may use the handy order form printed below to furnish us with copy for your ad. Please note that ttte bot· tom portion of the coupon may be clipped and affixed to your envelope, saving you the time to write our cor- rect address. WE PAY THE POSTAGE! If you need more room for your message, just print or type It on another s heet of paper and mail It. You may place your ad by phone, If you wish. 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Go......, t002Ga.rat 1002 Gwrol 1002'Gwral 1002 Gewrail 1002 Gwrel I ~ DAil Y PILOT HMiis llor S. Saturday, Juno 21. 1975 .••.................... I~.~,. ...... Fors.. G1 .. re1 1 ooi\ca •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• •••••••••••••• • • ....... I OOJ G....,... I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ----!!iiii•---;..;.:·~·;· ·:.:·;.·.;· ·:.:·~·.;· ·:.:·;· ·:.:·;:.· ·~·;.:·. . ..................... . Sp•lthHad4tftda ****** Heritage Collection HARIOR VIEW HILLS RED!-JCE D $10,000; Lusk home ~:utdJful gardens, marvelous view· 4 $125,~n or family rm., now o~ly OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1.5 3607 SURFVIEW. CDM EASllLUFF REDUCED $5,500; forever vie w, 4 BR, 3 bath;S. 2 frplcs. 35 Ft. game rm., Seller motivated. Now · $99,500 CAMEO SHORES .UNDER MARKET; gorgeous home on 2nd l~vel; 3 private BR. s uites; 4 'h baths: hbrary/ den; 2 frplcs. 5250,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. l·S 4&15 CAMDEN, CDM DOVER SHORES SUPER. SUPER. SPECTACULAR sho"!'place, 4 BR, 411:! baths, 3 dens or family rooms, 3 wet bars, pool, 3 frplcs., stupendous view $228,000 BAYSIDE BEACH, jetty view. one of the two best locations on the bay; 4 BR., 3 Ba., barutiful entry $258,000 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar "Selling Re-al Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 Gneral I 002 Gftlffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PASTORAL VIEW OH INLET ISLE Relax in this lovely 4 bedroom, fami· Jy room home 111 Harbor View Hills. 2 firep laces, beamed ceil in gs, enc losed covered e ntry. Large sec:luded yarcl. :;>H9,50U. RARE NOTRE DAME PLAM Popular, but scarce, 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse. Great loc ation near adult pool on greenbelt. Very clean one owner home. ln Village 3 at $-19,500 including the la nd. THANKS FOR WAmNG •••• Here is that s plendid 5 bedroom Dove r Shor es waterfront. Water vie w from living room, di ning room, kit che n , 3 bedrooms (incl. Maste r s uite). 4 Ba ths. 42 Ft. dock. Terraced patio. An u n expected pleasure. Jus t r ed uced by $15,000. $?45,000. LOT IM BIG CANYON Build you r drefim home on this s uper site overlooking golf course at end of <:ul-de-s ac. Lowest price in this prestigious gale guarded com- munity. $69,000. OM THE BEACH FOR $J35,000 Dellghlful 3 bedroom -3 bath home plus den on the EAST OCEAN FRONT PENINSULA. Spectacular Catalina & Palos Verdes view on clear day + never ending ocean view. ALL THE CHARM IN CORONA DEL MAR J::; h ere 111 this darling three bedroom collage. The brick patio is perfect for s um m e r s itting under the Sycam ores. You'll love every charming detail, including the price tag. S74,500. RIVIERA-ELEGANCE B ig Canyon F r ench cou n try· ·Monaco" 3 bedroom , dining room, s pecial decks for strolling, enter- tam ing, g ardening & viewing the blazing s unsets. Sl49,500. Call today. IAYSHORES -BEST BUY! Move-in for s ummer fun . 4 bedroom, family room & dinmg room. Near pr1 vale beach and boating facilities Only $79,500 SPYGLASS 5 IEDROOM A man's ambtllon, a woman's dream. Excellent floor plan with bonus room, vie w, pool Really a charmer a nd only $165,000 with la nd HARIOfl VIEW CARMEL 3 bedroom 2 bath very li vable home on a quiet. c ul -de-sac street 1n Newport Beach. For only $74,950 fee. TR.A.Of OPPORTUNITY Main channel vi e w. Dover Shores walerfront.. 4 bedrooms with family ' room & formaJ d ining room. Owner w ili consid.U-trade for pla ne or Nevada property. $295,000 fee. A TOUCH Of CLASS End unit with mountain and Back Bay view in Bluffs . Seaulirut wrap· around p atio wilh lights and foun· lain. Expensive custom extras in- cluding land in this three bedroom 'frinn at $99,750. HIWPORT IUCH 644·1766 Ii. COUW&IAA.MOa CO. 3 Br, formal dhtlng, :SCJ> fam rm w/ frplc. A:osumc 7% VA Joun <>1'$34,800. CoedoP.,.._. 2 Br close to beac h. Great starter home. Hurry, won't l a~l ut $29,SOO. Villa Pacific Several 2&3 BR units in this popular commwiit.y, prices s t.art at$39,000 CALL96M405 Salespeople Needed • • GREENHOUSES, 7000 sqft growing area. 4 Br, 3 Ba h o u se. 11a Acre. $115,000. Xtr a Yz Acre! w /house & more growing I area $70,000. Bolhl $1 7 5 , O 0-0 by 0 w n er 557-1288. "CAPE COD .. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming 2 story Cape Coe.I on exclu s iv e secl uded hi deaway stree t Warmth of crackling fireplace fell from ent ry to formal din· 1 ing. Large living room. 4 big bedrooms plus den. Patio h as feelin g ofl seclusion-just $7.750 "claims" and you're in .. ! Call 646· 7171 OP[N ht Q •ti S IU~I lu f;t NI I \\' I:~ I . J: y ·..; TAYLOR CO. Hl-:A I:t <>HS ·,1 111·1· t ~Hli EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISL! -$395 000 'rhe ONLY brand NEW ho~e on ma rket on this prestigious island . Truly lux urio us thruoul! 5 Bdrms . fam rm, billiard r m, 5 't:.! baths, central vac. poot/jac uzzi'/sauna, 3-car gar. 76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 HUNTINGTON BEACH SPECIAL Try lO<i(; dn puymenl on this l>eautit'ul Subur bi a Pk . 4 BR home. Nellr schools & beach, quiet stl'eet. Fam r~. form a l dining, prof. ld scp. air-cond workshop. Immac. $.59 500 10101 THESEUS SAT/SUN 1·5 BIG CANYON -VIEW -$1 39 500 B~a~ti ful NEW 4 BR ··oeau~i ll e". ~rnmg rm , bonus rm . fabu lous kitche n & huge m aster suite. Plus cptng, wet bar, lndscp & 1·m for pool 2 RUE CHAMONIX SAT/SUN 1-5 CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX Vi ew from owner's delightful unit Quality-bit near -new 2 story Spac 3 B~. de n . 2 baths. fireplace in each unit Bet . hwy & ocean A home + inc 510 AVOCADO SuN 1-5 CHOICE GOLF COURSE LOTS Big Canyon lge fa irway lot S87.50U El Nigue l ·c C fairway lot s.53,500 El Niguel C'C fairway lot S35.000 BACHELOR PAD SPACIOUS I l l DaOOM -n e w carp.ets, paint, 2 community pools, tennis courts and lots of green area. Assumable Joan. Perfect for s ingle or couple . $21 .500. Call now to s ee, 540..1151 NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL -only a few blocks uway from this preferred Eastside h<?m~. Big 2 story, 3 bedroom + formal drnin g, br e akfa s t nook and imm e n se fami ly r oom. 1''catures carpe_ts,. drapes a nd bltns. Beautifully done inside & out. Ready to move into. Offered at $67 ,500. Call 540· 1151 . FIRST TIME OFFERED MEAR HEW 3 bedroom, family room. pool & jacuni. Located on c1ui et , tul-de-sac near South Coast Center. , Owner lea \'ing a rea. P rice includes: new GE washer· c.kycr. dble door re frigerator & ·top quality master hedroom s uite. E legantly decorated. Asking only S67 .500. Call 540-1 1 SI COLLEGE PARK BIG 'a~R~OMS -best floor plan with large t am1ly room, 3 big bedrooms, 2 baths . brge covered patio & huge cheery ki tche n Walk to all schools: Elem throUCJh OCC. Priced only $44 000 · with assumable 81/2% loan ius t li s ted. won t last call us now ' 1 546-5880 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road EAS NEWPORT CENTER. N.B. 644-4910 TSIDE DOLL HOUSE ESTATE RS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· SHARP COSTA MESA 3 bedroom. 2 bath with beautiful carpets thruoul Large c overed patio, dule garage Room for hoal or trailer Hurry. first time offcn'd and µriced S42.000 Call 546-5880. TRANSFER FORCES SALE! Sha rp 4 bedrm, 3 bath. tri-level . execuli ,.e hom e Near pri vale country , d uh Hu9e family room. forma l dining -==----------=------_,, a n d oversized lot Very fl exible Open Daily I ·S . HARBOR VIEW HOMES You own the la nd! Best value in this prestige neighborhood. Sharp Monaco mode l featuring 2 bdrms., convert. den, 2 baths & lge. country kitchen ; elegant dining area. Lge. patio with easy mainte n a nce landscaping. Just ~.750 BLUFFS CONDO Super s h arp carmelita model & just HS mos. new ; corner lot, 4 bdrms. 3 full baths~ price reduced, $79,900 BAYCREST Invites you to the good life; l van Wells. home on quiet street; 4 br incl. sep. mstr. suite, formal dining rm. w'/sparkling p a rquet firs., fa mily rm. Lge pool w'/aimple decking. $119,500. C .F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER BIG CANYON Just list ed popular Monaco Model. 3 Br, 21.:? Ba .. wool crpt, Lile patio. $130.000 E legant 3 Br. J Ba. 3 car gar .. pool & jacuzzi. Highly upgraded , $135.000 305 Broadway, CM ' COME SEB! ! Large-tle·j tached rumpus room w/bath & fplc. Plus 3· bedrooms, ('Ompletclyj refurbi s h e d , l i::e ; wardrobe closel..s, hv rm,. dining area. top-grade !' shag crpts & drps. Boat · or traile r gaCe on alley.I Lowest priced 3 Ur. 3 B~ 111 th e Good finan cing avail. I Canyon . Fully la ndscaped. 1 story. :~ fi nancing Call 546-5880. 41~ERITAGE REALTORS I 002 ' General 1002 , .••••..........•......•.••••.•••••...••...•.•. ' * OPEN SAT. & SUM. 1-5 408 Pl.A.ZIA LIDO, LIDO ISLE 3 Bdrm. & g uest quarters: quality plus ch a rm! Prime corner lot. $145,000 3907 SEASHORE. N'PT BEACH Oceanfront duplex: 2 yrs. old; 3 bdrms. each Wood exterior. $195,000 LIDO ISLE -CALL TO SEE Fre nch Country interior designed by John Cottrell. feat uring every conven i e n ce for sophis ti cat ed entertaining. Li ving rm. with brick courtyard & fou ntclin, rormal dinin ~ rm., + kitthcn brkfst. area. with strada patio. gas BBQ, wine storage, pantry; 3 hdrms . 2 baths + powder r m. $149,500 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coast Hwy N 8 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd , N B 673· 9060 1 General I 0021 General I 002 : ....................... ···················~··· ., Call day or niC)ht car gar , $124 ,500 646·3V<!8,eves6734577 1 i l!RM\!.J~ll!llilll i PERMANENT BAY VIEW . I Lachenmyer Realtor • -------• Getter cal I 002 Getteral I 002 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••I This 3 bdrm., 3 bath + wet bar + !:.ep. maid's or g uest quarters, is s itu.a ted in front o f the finest public bay beach, overlooking L ido Is le + a terrifi c ni g ht li g h t s view. Hemodeled & decorated from lop t o bot tom . F.xclus i ve 'lis ting; principals only. please. A buy at $187,500. f AMIL Y UVIMG Swimmin g poo l, clubhouse. play area & pa rk. All this and now re· lax in your charminl{ 4 bedrm Condo. Expertly decorated and upgraded .. only $.16,000. ~~~~~1 ~~~~ 3141 Campus NB 549·1655 SPANISH TILE 2 Story, i926 vintage· super livable home on 65x168 R·2 zoned lol ·I Large bedrooms. formal · dining room, fireplace + sepa rale rumpus rm alongside the i;purkln11J pool. Full price $52,500. TUSTIN OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 LOWEST PRICE IN BIG CANYON 3 RUE DEAUVILLE a beautifully landscaped. view, Um·er. 2 bedrooms & den . Owner a n ~1ous. As king · $119,500. MOST BEAUTIFUL MONACO 2 RUE FONTAINEBLEAU -3 bedroom, inform a l room, scp din rm, huge liv rm, low m a int landscpg, jacuzzi, many extras $159,500. G....,... 1002,GIMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLF! Reduced $5000 This has it all and ils on the private Mesa Verde Golf Course & Cowitry Club greens. Fairways. Trees & ponds al your back door. 1-"ormal din Ing room. BjlUams siz~'(f 13921 lro~St family r oom plus o 4 br, l~ tua, hard'wood trophy r oom or don firs., rrplc. Quit.~ street&. Chlldrens win& wllh nr. ,.11 Schoo l&. t.g. Plllyroom. 4 Giant pool5i7.e corner lo t . bedroom:s & 4 balh.-.. lt.'1 Across from corn fi-elcls l atn exclus\9t' at ooty Immac u late home by Huntinalon Harbour. Availabl immedl~lety. over 3000 sq.n. (){ llving aro1t. ~nwlete w/pool, jacuzzi & suurut. i>'amlty room w /wet bar , cu~toml1ed curpcl~ &t dlllll lhruout Two hou:sc o.wnor must sell this weekend. Submit all of- fe~. Broker. oi;k for Mt. Livin~~ton, 8'16-1351 or 835-0211. p1&ge No. l<l8li. Priced al only $40,000. $134,950. Call s.te-2313. Wm. SANOON, Okr Ol'1N ru 0 °11 ) 'L•''" m 11 1 OPEM SAT. & SUM. 12-5 913 W. Bay A ve .. Newport Beach JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2602 Newport Bl•d. Newport Beach 675-91 I I 24 HOUR SERVICE ........... ~ Getteral I 002 Getteral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRY KITCHEN PRIVATE LAKE U\t!r 2600 ft 111 il11s :! 11 u ~ c . w ' d c u n cl :.tury. custom. lulh & hundsome with vnulted plaster home 011 huge lot C'c1hn•! too, anti areas ot with room for l>OOL Heal cahinNs 111 tlus ~pie I cou ntr y atmo:,1>hcrc ~111 1.I '.'' ~~lchl't!. New Newport ·s l'rnest Uad. :. h ,1 g c .1 r Pc l 1 n ~ Buy area. 5 Cl-ULOHENI throu ~hout the house. WEHE HAl:)EO 111 this Bon us fa mlly game large 1 b edroom .j ruom. S~onc fireplace VACANT Ownt'r mu) and c.arclree rock plan· carry lease option. A t ers. 3 bedrooms and 2 MUST SEE! ASKING baths with assumable $U3,500 ! • loan. $46,750 54,·4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC IALIOA OC:IAHfttOMT 4HR, 3ba lmmac. fom home. t>etAehcd dbl gar. Sl'74,50(). OP .. :N Sun l·~: 206 ft;. O\'c1mhvnl. COAST PHOPt-:trni.;s HOMI & IMCOMI E•i1L-.lde c.M. JBR. 2bl& hortlc, d bl g3r + lBR apt'. Assume 71 ~·;. VA loan. l)mall down-Owner wiU catcy 2nd TO. Must sell·full J)ri<'e $50,900. C ALL PRto:sT t OE HOM ES, REAL 1'0HS. 6.a:;.66-it; Have so~:: to oell l 1r-1RMM ClassiCied adsdoal well. . ~ --•=-••-•- ____ 67_3_·54_1_0 ___ -------- ~~~~~~~!!! Want ad resul\s 642-5678. Sell idle ilems 642·5678 I; ' I,. DIAM TaMMB. OCUMFRONT • linmac. 3 BH. 3 ~· bur,e 1'r1plex, Seisl Loc•ll*, HJIJlurd llm : ~u.lk t.o Sy Qwner . Princip IJeacll & lennu;. $61,900. only. ~~ ____ 559-422lor67~71b'7 l G......, I 002 CHM,. IOOI . .......................................... . ~ll macnab I Irvine ~ realtg * I.Jig Can'lon * Bring this advertisement a nd Security Guard will direct you to 22 RUE VIUARS Fina l opportunity to own a Deane VIEW Sit e Award Winning Luxury Hom e Choice of 3 floor plans: 1820 to 3695 Sq. ft. Our m a ny buyers are enchanted w/these exceptional r eside nces from $133,000 to ~49,000. Ask our represe nt a tiv es a bout o ur financing. (7 14 ) 640..4262 ( F53) ........ FINER HOMES FROM $55,500 TO $485,000 "BE HAPPY!" "IE AT HOME!" "BE IN llG CANYON!" Supe r unique 2 bedroom + den Dove r M ode l -exq uisi t e ly decorated & upgraded thruout! Picturesque entry. garde ns, pool & jacuzzi. Sl 3::!,500. J ack C us te r 642-8235. (G 19 > "HARMONIOUS ENVIRONMENT" lns pirationi:il view! Protected pool & jacuzzi! Spacious 4 bedroom home w ~ fir eplaces & 3-ca r gar age Owners bought another. $169,500. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235 (G20) UPPElt' BAY HORSE RANCH Handsome 6 bed room r anch home w stables, corra ls & swimming pool s ituated on 2 private, tree-filled acres for the perfect horseman's r e treat S379 ,000 Lois Mi Il e r 642-8235, (G2l) FOR SALE OR LEASE 2 brdroom , 2 bath, family room h o m e w 'j g o I f c o u r s c ,. 1 e w Beautifu l ly land s caped & decorated. Never occuµ1 cd $139.500 or $650 mo. yearly least: Maxine WiJliams 642-8235. (G22) 1641 E. BALBOA BL VD. Ch a rming, rustic. brown-shing le cottage --2 bedrooms , den & s leeping loft. Lg. Peninsula Pomt lot -1 bloc k from ocean & bay $125,000. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P.M. (G23) LIVE THE GOOD LIFE!! On lovely Linda W/70' float & 103' pierhead line. Be:..tutiful Spanis h s tyled h ome Y/ 3/ IJedrooms. 31:? baths. den & separate dining $192,500. Uob Owens 6-12-8235 (G24 ) THIS VIEW OF YOURS A view a!m o s t unequalled in Newport Beach. along beautiful Newport H eights. 4 bedrooms. dining room, 21.~ baths. family room + hobby shop. $195.000. OPEN SAT & SUN. 1-5 P .1\1. 29·19 CLI Fl'' DR (G25) HOME SWEET HOME! Lo ve l y 4 bedroom h ome w' beautifully coordinated gold-tone carpel s & w a llpaper L g country -style island kitt hen -cozy fi:imily room overlookin g lg pool-sized yard ONLY $73,500 OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5 P.M. 1712 P ORT AB BEY PLACE, HARBOR VIEW JIOM f<~S (G26) NEW BA YFROMT HOME Dock for lg boat ! 5 lg. bedrooms W/bath for eac h ~ Front brick eourtyard -leaded glass window at entry -gourmet kitchen. OPEN SAT & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 619 HARBOR ISLAND DR. <Off Bayside Dr .) (G27l "LITTLE CORONA VIEW" Spectacul a r conte mporary Award Winner -overlooking the ocean in Cor ona del Mar. Woodsy 4 bedroom + pool. S275.000. Donna Godshall 644 -6200. (G28> IRVIME TERR.A.CE -5 IEDROOM! (or 4 + den). An excellent value in a very desirable area of Corona del l\lar. Close lo water & shopping. $79.000! ! To m Queen 644-6200. <G29) OME O F THE TOP IO! A 4 bedroom Palermo model w/oo expense s pared on wall & floor coverings. Vl EW from upstairs be droom . O n one of the b est s treet s! $95,900. OPEN SAT . & SUN. 12·5 P .M . 2018 Port PROV ENCE, HARBOR VIEW HOMF.S. <GlO ) DECOaA TOa'S D&IGHTl Everything upgraded -4 bedroom showplace priced al ONLY $55,500. Appl. only. Gail Foor 644-6200. (G31-) 642.UH 64W JOO t01 00... °'""' ... ~,_ Newpon &Mell, Clllilotftla tH6a - C.l DAil Y ptlOT Saturdey. June 21 . 1975 IOOMEI by Wa F. lrowtt a.cl Mel Cw TUMBLEWEEDS FUNKY WIHKERIEAN FIGMENTS lHE<t> REAU.<.,J HIT1HEIR PEAK AT ABOUT EL.EUE~ O'ClOCK BUT UNFOR1UNATE.L.<.,J, lt.l'TERNAL. PRE.55URE.$ CAU5ED lHE. BAt-10 TO BREAK UP ARCO~ Noo..l ! OOOJEVER., LEAD GUITARIST RICK · REMINGTON HM JU5T OJf HIS FIRST OOlO AlBO"' ! ~ \lf;"\J. ~CJ>• l'Hf ~ !lJ I\£ ~ -a>~ so I DOtT KMCW WW ~ niHK IS 60IM& l:> 6't£ 't:JJ! NANCY oOO 0 •. 1rs MP t.LOC.., eee 1Me MIC¥~ 'f'Mt WfWl~8l by Tom K. Ryan by Tom latiuk · PL..U5 RICK HA51EAMEO UP WllH A KID FROM A LOCAL. HIGH E£HOOL. BAND A~D I ~~~~~J· HAVE lt.lFORMATlON ONlHEJR FIR5T U.5.lOUR! ~~~ .-----~ by Dale Hale by Emie Bushmiller YES. 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WHA·ZIT·SAY·? t.11'- -l"•N1#- -J'il•t·•~· llUS#,,..ILL#ill&... .. ' f • I l r u DR. SMOCK GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS LANA, 1: ~ c,t() Ti ~THAT' I 000LD CLIMB Tt-E HleHEGr :rAJN ... ® ~oRRY, 1.0RP P. •• DoN'T '1t>LI eveR. WAK~ LJP G~OUCHY ? by Charles M. Schulz by Harold Le Doux by Roclgtr INdfltlcl ·Sl ~DING ON MY HEAD ,IUS'f C'l.EAAS M'/ Slr.Jt1Sf6 ! .j by GeorcJe Lemont by Ferd Johnson No, Miss SWIVEL , ""'1 NEVER ON WEEK· ~ fNPS ··SH~ NEEDS H~R 'Si..E:eP. by Rodger Bollen .. to?i~TO ~Af06rCARO . THE GIRLS "I just love it! First. the water and now this -ir~ like being at the beach!" by MeU DENNIS THE MENACE Q,...------1 by Chester Gould \ . t:/tst~./31..!f 644-.1133 . ~~ul 1~· aNYTIME ILUFFS SA TUllDAY SPECIAL ~ktfl~ ~'l,Vf;8\v f ~~R ~; ft. E·pl~n. localio~; glas~ed·in balc;~~~~tc: ~ pnv. patios. Matured shrubbery ge. fruit bearing citrus. Low, low leasehold. 3 Bdrms. & den, wiUt many custom . features. Shown by app't only. Prace, $107 ooo · . . HOUSES FOR SALE I 1h llDllOOM 5'11 Acacia, old CdM, CdM 675·6000 $69,500 Sun 1·5 2 IEOROOM 006 33rd St., Newport Beach 673-5674 $62,000 Sun 11·5 *15 Laguna Roy ale, 31423 Cst Hwy 499-3005 $105,000 Sat 1-5 712 Malabar (Irv. Terr) CdM 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR Ir FAM RM or DEH •437 Seaward, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1641 E. Balboa Blvd, Peninsula 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 787 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun,1·5 18715 Paseo Picasso, T Rock Irv 833·9293 $62,950 Sat. 1·5 1715 Port Barmouth, Newpt. Bch 640-6840 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #27 Rue Grand Ducal, Bg Cyn NB 644-624~ Sat & Sun 1·6 590 Temple Hills, Laguna Beach 494-9473 $97 ,500 Sun. 2-5 ••320 Via Lido Nord, Lido 11 NB 642-8235 $175,000 Sat. 1-5 204 Kings Pl (Cliffbaven) NB 675-7225 $167 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $119,500 Sun 1-5 3 IEDROOM 2024 Port Providence, (HVHms)NB 644 -2774 $69,500 644-2774 213 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 3033 Fernheath Ln., Costa Mesa 646·7414 $42,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 735 Balboa, Laguna Beach · 494·9473 $88,500 Sat/Sun 11-4 3009 Mounta in View, Laguna Bch 494·9473 $66,900 Sun. 1-4 172 E. Wilson, Eastside C.M. 633-0485 $41 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3129 Dublin St. (Halecrest) CM 545-1728 $41,000 Sat/Sun 1·5. 212 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB 673-7491 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 125 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle, NB 675-0123 $119,000 Sun 1·5 *1142 Pembroke Ln (Westclf) NB 6404050 $74,500 Sat 2-5 429 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 673-8550 $72,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 521 Avenido Campo (Bluffs) N.B. 673-8550 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2653 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1766 Sun. 1·5 •939 Serra Way, Costa Mesa 752·1920 $49,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •9002 Madeline, Huntington Beach 640-6161 $52,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2.59 Prospect (Npt Shores) NB 556·8800 $52,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••517 36th St., Npt. Beach 675·7060 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2351 Westminster Ave, E .side CM 642-6368 Sat. & Sun. 1·5· 1707 Newhampshire, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $53,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 345 E . Rochester, Costa Mesa 673-3663 $49,900 Sun. 1·5 717 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar 675-5511 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21652 Saluda Cir., La Cuesta, HB 675·6000 $49,990 Sat/Sun 1·5 430 Vista Parada, Bluffs, NB 675-6000 $102,500 Sun 1·5 ••#2 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 645-6646 $132,500 Sun 1-5 -.2014 Barranca, old Bluffs, NB 675-6000 $54,500 Sun 1-5 2 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Cyn, NB 644-6056 $159,500 Sunday 1-5 1400 Kings Rd. CtiffHaven, NB 642·5200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR & FAM ltM or DEN 1943 Port Nelson CHVH) N.B. 541-5032 $73,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 19166 Sierra Maria Rd, Irvine 833-0760 $66,500 Sat & Sun 2725 Lorenzo Costa Mesa 549-0752 $47,950 Sat 1·5 2.6216 Cedar Grove, San Juan Cap. 586-0222 $35,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8900 LaDona Crt., Fountain Val. 842-2922 $54,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 •3130 Cork Lane, Costa Mesa 546-5315 $49,500 Sat/Sun U44 Carson St. Costa Mesa 548-0008 $46,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 Z19 E. Wilson, Costa Mesa 548·1005 $42,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2n782 Farnsworth Ln. (Dea ne) H.B. 536-4130 $61,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 315 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673""6510 $96,500 sun 1-5 461 Seaward Rd (Cameo Hlds) CdM 673*6510 $14,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 241 Virginia. Costo Mesa 640-6161 $52,950 Sat/Sun l ·5 3000 Country Club Dr., Mesa V. CM 546-4141 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 215'1 Hanover, Cqllege Partr. CM • 546-041 $45,950 Sunday 1·5 •4182 Escudero, Racquet Clb Irv 1 M2-7500 $58,950 Sat/Sun S 2823 Tabago, Mesa Verde, CM 54~8&5 $58.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •733 Cortland Dr1_~eo H, CdM &U.3117 $105,uw Sat/Sun 1·5 .!. -· " GeMral IOOJGHertl . 1002 ..._..,_s,.· 1.._.,,_W. . . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••• .. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••itt. s.turd!y.June21. t97S OAILYP1LOT Q Ge•ral • 100 ••Mr91 luv~ ...... ._.We jH••H,_W. IH ,_We ONE F ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··························" UMKY ONE SOLID! 3...._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••-••••••••··-A duplex on A 1° ~ •••ral IOOZ•••ral 1002•wrtl · IOOZ . . enc a on CdM ! The front COMPLETELY 1•uoDELRft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••·--··••• 2 bdrm unit was recently refurbished ..,.. g,jJ and cve.rylhing ls in clean work;ng 2-STQRY WATERFRONT order. 1 hen t hcre 's li yard! Back of th.at is .a funky upc>tairs apnrtment wlttl prhcrte ..-. and llip. . wit~ a b1~ room and a big window and Just like ne w in and out -3 Bdrm, a tmy kitchen. Owner is in Denver fam rm, 2 bths, lrg li ving rm w /brick asking $84,500 a nd ~'It's a long way frplc., separate laundry rm & 800 sq. from L.A. to Denver". A listing of. ft. of new decking. $149,500. w /terms. I~wse Pote~s. JACOBS REALTY UNIQUE HOMES. IHlton -675-6000 2443 E. Coast Hwy .• Cef'OM del M.-675-6670 2919 Newport atvd. corner 3oth DIRECTORY KHp Htla h..wty directory wltll r-thla w..t&Hd oa yo.1 CJO -~IMJ. AU th• locotlows llst9CI Wow•• described IR.,........ .. oil by od•ertlslng etMwMf-e ift today's DAILY PILOT WAHT ADS. retrH• sho'WW).,.. Minn fOf' ~or rettt att ~ to ll•t such h1for .. •UH in thi• column each Friday, Sahlrcllry and 5-day. · 1947 Port Bishop Pl.., N.B. 17 Cherry Hills' Ln (Bi~ Cyn) NB 644-8543 Sunday only 1-5 644-1766 $169,500 Sat. 1-5 2A30 Holly Ln, Nwpt. Hgts., NB 1635 Bluebird Cyn., Rancho Lag 645-1496 $59,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-1766 $134 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19301 McLaren, Huntington Beach 65 Montecito, off Spygls Hill CdM 536-7542 $43,900 Sat 11-5 644-6200 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3140 Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 212 Hazel, Corona del M~r · 979-3788· $79,500 Sat 12·4/Sun 1-5 644-6200 $27:;,ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 5316 Horsham, Westminster Vill. 2949 Cliff Dr .• Ne wport Heights 842-9371 $52,900 Sat/Sun 11·6 642·8235 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM 1712 Port Abbey Pl, 1-M-Iomes NB 675-5930 Sat/Sun 1·6 642·8235 $73 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 26881 Venado (Madrid Hrns) M.V. 1924 Santiago, Dover Shores NB 673·8550 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••320 Via Lido Nord, Lido Il NB 2018 Port Provence O'Miomes) NB 642·8235 $189,000 Sat. 1-5 642·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 1206 Essex Ln. {Westcliff) N.B. **607 Bayside Dr. (Prom Bay) NB 549·0812 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-3900 Sat /Sun 10-5 •4501 Roxbury, Cameo Shrs, CdM 19411 Siera Chula (T.Rock) Irv 644-7270 $146,650 Sat/Sun 12·6 552.7500 $66,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 300 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 2A1 Walnut St. Newport Beach 644-1766 Sat /Sun 1·6 645-3370 $87,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 **1915 Bayside Dr, CdM 1817 Port Carlow, Newport Beach 644-1766 $239,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 644·6146 $93,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 4500 Roxbury,, Cameo Shores 2004 N. Capella, Mesa Verde, CM 675·5511 $127,500 Sun 1-5 546·5880 $75,900 Sat 12-5/Sun 1·5 320 Seaward, Shorecfiffs, N.B. •21081 Leas ure Ln, Hntg Beach 675-5511 $110,000 Sun 1·5 536·2235 $82,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 4615 Camden (Cameo Shrs) CdM •2927 Ca:o;sia St. Newport Bch. 673-4400 $250.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 640-1406 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1935 Sabrina (Irvine Terr) CdM 3128 Yukon, Costa Mesa 644-1766 $187,500 Sat. 1-5 752-7315 $48,950 Sat/Sun 2·6 714 Poppy, Corona del Mar 1841 Port Margate (rM-lm) NB 644·7662 $225,000 Sat/Sun 5 $87,900 Sat/Sun 11-7 •265 Rose Ln, Eastside, C.M. 1607 Port Charles Pl, (HVH) NB 646-7414 $42,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 644·4374 $88.500 Sat/Sun 1-6 •1150 Noria, Laguna Beach •20882 Skimmer, La Cuesta, H.B. 499.2277 $98,500 Sun 1-5 968-4456 $73,900 Sat 1-5 3261 Nebras k a Ln., Costa Mesa •2707 Blue Water Dr. (CdM) 833-3821 $48,500 Sat 1-5 Broadmoor II Sat/Sun 1·5 3278 California (Mes~ Verde) CM 9lll Madeline, Huntington Bch 546·2313 Sat/Sun 1-5 752-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 81 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB •••67 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch · 675-6000 $250,000 Sun 1·5 752-1920 Sun 1·5 •2055 Calvert, Mesa Verde, CM 2907 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 546·5990 $62,500 Sun 1·5 675-5930 Sat/Sun 1-6 1771 Hummingbird, M. Verde, CM 2319 Heather La. Newport Beach 546·5990 $79,500 Sun 1·5 546-4141 Sat/Sun 1·5 453 Vista True ha (Bluffs ) N.B. •1106 Pescador (Dover Shrs) NB 644-5560 $77,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 644-1766 $152,500 Sun. 1·5. 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 1807 Toyon Ln (Baycrest) NB 644·5560 $155,000 Sun 1·5 644-1766 $117,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 83 Royal St. George, Big C~ NB 10101 Theseus (Suburbia Pk) HB 642·5200 $210,000 ~at/Sun 5 644-4910 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 *2318 Heather La. Newport Beach 4800 Cortland (Cameo Islnd) CdM 642-5200 $109,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 17571 Hickory Tree, Univ Pk, Irv 17 Cypress Point Lane, Big Cyn NB 642·5200 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 640-6161 $171,900 Sunday 1-5 3100 Yellowstone, Costa Mesa 6162 Galipean, DutchHaven, HB 645-0303 $41,500 Sun 1·5 842-9371 $45,990 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM 13921 Browning St., Tustin 534·8201 $40,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1936 Teresita Ln, Hbor Hlds NB 833·3821 Sat/Sun 1·5 2927 Pe ppertree Ln, Mes a V. CM 546·9092 $49,500 Daily 10·5 4-09 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 498-0300 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1235 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) NB 642·8012 $104,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 **913 W. Bay Ave., Newport Bch 675-9111 $187,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 711 Via Lido Nord; Lido Isle, NB 644-7270 $169,000 Sat 1·5 2 Rue Chamonix (Big Cyn) N .B. 644-4910 ($139,500) Sat/Sun 1-5 2983 Croftdon Circle, CdM 646-7171 $37 ,500 Sat 1·5 Sun 12-6 :30 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 644-7270 $159,500 Sun 1-5 2908 Broad St, Newport Hghts NB 640-6161 $89,500 Sunday 1·5 17639 Santa Cristobal, F .V. 842-2535 $47 ,000 Sat 5 2016 Calvert (Mesa Verde) CM 675-3000 Sun. l ·5 205·205V2 Emerald, Balboa Isl 833·8600 Sat/Sun 1-5 19201 EdgehiJJ (T. R. Terr) Irv 833-8600 Sat/Sun 1·5 10261 Kamuela, Huntington Bch 546-4141 $42,500 Sunday 1·5 408 Piazza Lido (Lido Isl) N.B. 645-7575 $145,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 *8962 Faust, LandmarkHms, H.B. 546-5990 $67 ,900 Sun 1-5 4 11 Ir FAM ltM or DIN 2467 Norse, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 j.11 Via Dijon, Newport Beach 646-7171 $132,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 *2'119 Albatross, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 10933 La Terraza, FountaJn Val. 963-7881 $52,000 Sat 12·4/Sun 1·5 •20751 Reef ~n .. HuntJngt.on Bch 968-6404 $?9,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 4000 Inlet Isle (HV His) CdM 644-1766 $99,500 Sat. l-4:30 •4812 Cortland (Cameo Hlds) CdM 644 ·1766 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••333 Morning Star, Dov Shrs NB 644-1766 $295,000 Sun. 1·5 3607 Surf view (HV Hls) CdM 673-4400 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3367 Marigold (Greenbrook) C.M. 545-9491 $56,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •206 E. Oceanfront, Balboa 673·5410 · $174,500 Sun 1-5 3899 Humboldt Dr, Hunt Hbor HB 645-2A25 $95.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 120 Via Waziers <Lido Isl) N.B. 675-6161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido Il NB 675-6161 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1202 E . Balboa Dlvd, N.B. 675-8120 Sat & Sun 2615 Bluewater (HV Ills) CdM 644-5560 $167,500 Sat/S n 1·5 1215 Seacrest (HV CDs) CdM 644·5560 $126,500 s 1-5 5462 Catowba, Irvine 833-8600 s 310 Orchid, old CdM, CdM 675·6000 $132,500 940 Dahlia {Greenbrook) CM 546·2313 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 302A J ava, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $139,500 Sun 1·5 3036 Java, Mesa Verde, CM 546~5990 $134,500 Sun 1·5 67 Montecito, Big Canyon, NB 675-6000 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1737 Port Hemley Cir, HV Hms, NB 675-6000 $114 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 *9 Torrey Pines La, Big Cyn NB 675-6000 $174,500 Sun 1·5 •6232 Sierra Palos (Trtlrck) Irv 675-6775 /646-7414 Sun 1·5 •1701 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB 642·5200 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 llDllOOM 332 Catalina CNpt. Hts.) N. B. 675-7060 $89 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 I• & FAM lM or DIH 49 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 640-6161 $295,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 •1706 Port Manleigh Cir, HVH NB 640-0049 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . HOME IN IRVINE Sma·n 3 bdrm., 2 baths, surrounding • beautiful atrium. TMs ls a free standing home with no common waits; located close to everything. . . Offered at S51,500 . . [ [(mmN -H/\~TIN l•lJ ----REALTORS--- 1907 Galatea Terr, Irv Ter, CdM 640-6161 $235,000 Sunday 1·5 ••*76 Linda Isle Dr. Lnda 11 NB 644-4910 ($395,000) Sat/Sun l·S 2807 Cassia, Eastbluff, NB 644-7270 $94,500 Sat 1"5 ••618 Harbor Is Dr Prm By NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 **56 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB · 642-8235 Sat. 1·5 5 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 675·6000 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •24 Burning Tree (Big Cyn) NB 644-7662 Sun. 1·5 *1337 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 **227 Canal, Newport Shores, NB 675·4060 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE . I IEDROOM 310 Fernando #203, Balboa Penn. 549·0812 $56,500 Sun. 1-5 2 IEDROOM **611 Lido Park Dr (3-A) N.B. 556·8800 Sat/Sun 1-5 771 Calle Los Olivos San Clem 496-4875 $43,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 2 IR & FAM RM or DEM 594 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 645-0303 · Su.nday 1·5 . 3 IEDROOM 402 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1·5 2627 Vista Ornada, Bluffs. N'.B. 675-4392 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *21 Goodwill Court, N.D. 645·9557 $64,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 l BR & FAM RM or D&I 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IEDROOM 3 Rue Villars (Big Cyn) N.B. 644·5560 $177,000 Daily 1·5 2A2A Vista Nobleza (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1-5 2912 Quedada (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 Sat/Sun 1·5 11'3101 A-Bradford. Bradford Pl SA 549·8655 $36,000 Sat 12·4 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR & IACHEl.OR APT 718 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR & I BR ·511 Orchid, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $89,950 Sun 1·5 ••61136th St., Newport Beach 673·6210 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BR EACH 608 Acacia (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 584.500 Sunday 1-5 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $92 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 403 38th St (Npt. Island) NB 675·4600 $93,500 Sun. 1·5 3911 Seashore, Newport Beach 673-3663 $179,500 Sat. 1·4 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH EA 815-151h Balboa, Peninsula 644-6200 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & 3 BR 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach 675·7225 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . l BR & I BR 316 Via Lido Nord, Newport Bch 646-7711 Sat 1·4 121 & 123 34th Street, N.B. 833-1206 Sat/Sun 1·5 207·30th St. Balboa 644-7270 $118,500 l IR & 2 IR 518 Dahlia, Corona del Mar Sun 1·5 675-5511 $125,000 Sat 1-5 521 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 509 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644·7270 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDIOOMS EACH .390,7 Seashore, Npt. Beach 645·7575 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 621·621 lh Jasmine, CdM 673·8550 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II Ir FAM RM or DEN EA 510 A voe ado, Corona del Mar 644-4910 Open Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l llDIOOM •427 Bolero. Park Lido, NB 675-4060 $43,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSE FOR RENT 4 II Ir FAM JtM or DEH • 9.57 Magellan <Mesa dcl Mar ) CM 979*0238 $435/mo. Sat/SUn 1-5 . , ... ** Wat1rf1-' *** W .. erfro.tlrPMI Cole91Mewpori RHfton 67~551 I OPEMHOUSIS 4500 ROXBURY: Camoo Shores. OCEAN VIEW, 3 bedroom, family room, spacious lawn and patio. OPEN S~Zl,M». Cole of Newport Reolton 67~551 I 717 ORCHID: Corona del Mar. Sparkling J l>ed room, 1 'h baths. Beg inner's luck at. $89,500. OPEN Sat & Sun I S )) Cole of twwport Rtoltors 675-SS 11 320 SEAWARD : Shorecliffs. Tree shaded, custom built split level, beam ceilings, private+ beach. $110,000. OPEN ~"'')) Cole of Newport ReaJtors . 675-5511 '518 DAHLIA: Corona del Mar. New on the markt!l & delightful lo see; a 3 bedroom & a tW"o bedroom. Just 5 years old. $125,000. OPEN Sal 1> )) Cole of Newport Realtors 675-5511 EXCLUSIVF...5 Corona del Mar sini;:le home on lot & ont-·half. Can add an extra large unit. Truly a g reat 111· vestment at $75.500. Re ntals: i\lo~l 111tcresL· ing 5 bedroom home 011 the bay with private pier. Yearly $1500. ~r month. Newport Cre s t hideaway.fully furnished & beautiful. Yearly at $800. per month 675-5511 • Cole of Newport 2515 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar ./ SUPER SH'ARP 3BR , Pool. 3033 F e rnheath Ln., C.M. OPEN S/S l ·S. $42,950 ./ WESTCLIFF VILLA· N.B. Adult condo 2BR, Pool. Undcrpricl3d for· fast sale ./ DUPLEX·Newport, at a give.away price. Only $.54,95-0. HURRY! ./ LOT on N.8 . bnly lake, 125'. Owner will sub- ordinate for qualified buyer. · For Details Call Now UNITED BROKERS REALTORS John Carey 646-7414 FHA. REPO $35,950 4BR·BEACH Abandoned! Hurry' Uca ch cottage priced l>elow market! Secluded but near schools, shop- ping! Available for a limited time. Don't wait! Just $1950 total down and low monthly buys this spacious 4 bedroom. For quick appt. Dial 847-6010. Of'fN ru Q • 11 s n1N ro Ill NKI • THE REAL Meed 5 Bedrooms? Here's a beauty near the golf course in Back Bay. All new kitchen with 2 self·cleanin~ ovens for Mom, an office and den for Dad, a bonus room and large back yard for the Kids. Only $89,500. Newport Heights . Family Home 3 Large bedrooms, bright family room with a new solarian floor, fireplace, 3 car garage, room for your boat. f'irst time advertised. $74,500. Yonkers Reol F.&t.ate 646-lUI llKE TO IEACH $59,500 This fnnlastic 2 ~tory spacious home is brand new on the market 4 ~paclous bdrms. 3 baths, blg family room " formal dining room . Setut1fully decorated, large yard. with huge covered fHHlo. Don't miss this beoch henuty. 545·fH91 . Walker & lee Real I state SELL itlle items w1lh a DaUy Pilol Classified t\<S • ... I I ( ' . Cl DAILYPLLOT Satuntay,Juna2t,1t7S I H••nhrS-. llH,..l•MlllHHI..,.. IHH111,.,.S-. HMMt'°"S. ("-'"..,.We · II ..__ ................................................................................................................... . -.u u.---S. l"••nFwS-. thnnhrS. 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IMI Sat S-I ·5 MODERN BEACH HOME LEASE OPTION FOR $2000. . cedar exterior for low m aintenance - contemporary design with all new kitchen & new plumbing, etc. On large lot. 3 Bedrooms & large family room -near beaches! BIG CANYON ONE OF THE BEST IUYS -custom built with privacy all-important! On the 18th fairway. Huge game 'room or dormitory, den, family room. dining room, e nclosed yard. $210,000. 83 Royal St.G~orge. HI Sat Sun 1-5 OCEAN VIEW HEW LISTING -newly redecorated on the hill, and it's vacant and ready to move in. 3 Bedroom home with nice large patio and yard. S&S.000. 1400 Kiftc)s Rd. CliHHaYen. HI Sat Su11 1-5 642-5200 Get1eral 1002 IGewral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ LET YOUR MIMD WAHDEJt Ever wonde r about a cute duplex in CdM., of fixing it up, shingles, paint, plants, etc. This one is clean but maybe you'd do it differently. There's a fire place, beams, guest unit plus income. The income is good and the price was $110,000, now $89,950. A listing of Natalie Fogarty. UNIQUE HOMES, Realtors -675-6000 2443 E. Cst Hwy .• Corona del Mer Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS "E" PLANS PANORAMIC IA Y. HITE UTE VIEWS END UNIT ; rare 4 bdrm., fam. rm., form din., 2 1 2 ba. The other, a beaut. 3 bdrm. "E ". Nearly new homes w /.2250 s q. ft. of upgraded charm. Courtyard entries, lge. priv. patios OPEN I TO 5 2617 VISTA ORHADA $91 ,500 440 VISTA PARADA $93,500 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. MLS 64~0134 Please let me s how you my exclusive listings as well as the other condos in the bea utiful, carefree Bluffs I I 002 Gftlffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY J: 4 LEFT HARBOR VIEW Close Out Sale! YES! This is your last chance to purc h ase ca n ew Ha rbor Vie w Home The Donald L. Bren Co. has a uthori zed u s to sel l their 5 rc·mallltn.I.! nc, .. ,. homes in Harbor View. l'rr<.·<.•d lo sc-11 from $70 .-195 . to ~77,H95. JO', down O.K OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND 10·6 1801 Port Sheffielci Pl. ewport Bcal'h 673-7601 • Af4dtt. Slllid, ~ REALTORs' · CAMEO SHORES URI VIEW OF OCEA.H & HIUS 3 Bedrooms. den, large living room, breakfast room overlooks custom pool and patio a rea. Copper plumbing. Quality built & upgraded. Ide'-1 for family entertainment. Have us show you the private beaches. Presented by our resident s pecialists, Shirley & Marshall Rich. 450 I ltoxb.ry, CdM 0,.. W/Sm I 2-6 LOVELY LIDO ISLE Charming 2 story contemporary designed home. Spacious 4 bedroom, beamed ceilings, fireplace, gourmet kitchen, large mas ter suite with fireplace & sundeck on a corner lot. Close to clubhouse. tennis, & beach. Great for entertaining. $169,000. 711 Via Lido Hord Sat 1 ·5 iASTBLUFF Lovely fa mily home, 5 bedrooms. family room and a VIEW too! New wall coverings & carpet. Choice location with charming brick patio. Call us to sec this beauty. $941500. 2807 Cassia, E'bluff, HI Sat l·S QUALITY NEW DUPLEX Steps to ocean and a ll s hopping. Ocean view from patio & balcony. Spacious 3 bedroom. 3 bath upper: l bedroom, l bath lowe r. Both have quality new carpeting and cozy fireplaces. A great investment; buy. $118,500. 207-lOth St. lalboa Sun 1·5 PRICE REDUCED Walk to the leach. too!! Custom built DUPLEX South of Highway. Upper unit s uper new! Lots or shake-shingles & stained glass. 3 Bedrms, 2112 bath, large deck. Lower remodeled. Shake it on over and see! $112,900 509 G~*nrod. CdM Sat Sun 1-5 A JEWEL OH BALBOA ISLAND This new home has many custom features. Large living area, gourmet kitchen, plus h carpeting and wall coverings thruout. 2 Balconies. 4 Bedroom , HUG E master s uite upstairs w'/fireplace + a wet bar. A real pearl for $159,500. wood walls areacomCort zt0711111DI OflH SAT SUH 1·6 to you, come back to the A m&Jnificent Contemporary home Across Crom Mile Square Park. old days with us. Solid with • a personality all ats own" 4 wood walls inside and out Bdrm 3 b th ' 1 di 2 Story. 2 BR, l 'tt Ba Townhome, adj. to swimming & lush mini park. Formal ceramic tile enlry, air cond1l1 0 01n g, patio , kitchen w /breakfas t nook Wood burning fireplace. lush shag carpet thru-oul. All dl'aped, mirrored wardrobe doors in both bdrms. Inside J~undry room, builtins, loaded with extras. IUld hardwood stained s.. a s, 1or.ma nang rm. noor1. Get the cannin1 plus family room. Debghtful garden & • jars rHdy too: apricot, p00lsized yard. oraoa,:.:. lemon. nee· tarine. plum and tlg trees grace these lSpacious grounds. A dou· ble wide gate from t.he aJ. ley Jeiadt lo t he strawberry patch and playing Cleld for the kida. Store your boot. traller. mobile home and have loads or room !en over. Price? Only $35,000. CALL ror an appoint· ment. 4507 TREMONT OPEN SAT SUH 1-6 YOVR OWN WORLD that pres ents privacy, beauty & prestige location. Sparkling pool in p1~ivate patio. 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths; formal dining rm.; garden room & d en. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY AT $41,990. 531-8410 IJ,Quail i_ Pi.:.=.~ ~=~-~~ ... !?~~ ~'!!~~~:~ ....... !?~~ :'!!~~~~:~ ....... !?.~~ ~!'!!=..!?!~ "'"oua~.Sst~::!c,., llACH HI STYLE DUPLEX 534 tSO ~.G1~s1a, Ver.de._ 30~~,, 2500bd. 3 IDllMS YOU QUALIFY $3000 moves you into this sharp condo in area of luxury homes. No quali· fying to assume exisllnfl FHA loan. $3.1,900. full price. CALL962-7788 • KEY RE AL TOP.SIC ! Balboa Peni11sulo I 007 1 ·······················' SI' AMISH IEACHHOUSE 3613 W. Balboa Blvd. 2 tttt;l Blk tooeean. Choice R-2 lot. $.56,000. SOUTH COA.5T INVESTMENT I 549·0812 . Wall s oon rise at 306 • 0 course view . ...,.,, $31 .500 Fernle af, Jovely, quiet 0.wn~r ~ce 545-9751. Agnt. Veterans or FHA buyers lot. Choose your own col· Family spec1ul. 'e>ttra are welcome on this ors & exterior, enjoy sharp & all kinds of ex· NEWLY PAINTED great value. Just a few beams, brick, wood & tras. Fruit trees, plants, 3 Br, 2 Ba , dbl gar. new minutes from the beach! first user 's write-0rr. lathe covered patio for carp ts , assum e 7 '(2'k Call before it's gone ! $127 500 flowers. Boal & trailer F H A . $ 2 O J m o • 963·5671or556-7035·. Uni•ersl.'... R-MM ga~e .. Wood cabinets, Owner/Agt. 549·2646. ~ 3001 E C H•r .. 67-•r 65 buall·ins. 3 bedrooms · st wy 3• 1 xlra baths, den area'. EASTS IDE Builder . A Walker &lee Heal fstote off•r• • traditional 2 bedroom, 2 bath, hom• at 326 M.rigold Ave. for $65,000 bkr. custom built house on 5 40-1720 large lot for 4 more units. Prime Eas t s ide loc. ---------T ARBEl.L $61,000. Principals only. HEAR FREEWAY & WHhninster Mol 2955 Harbot-Bl•d., 545·5133or644·5616 C.M. ASSUME 7% Loan, Sand· pointe Hme 2Sly, 4 DR, 3 Ba, sep Cam &din-rm. Nr So. Coast Shopping & Irvine lndusl. Park. Only $57,950. Owner. 557-5589 0 , c_, 3 Bedrm. 2 bath, up. wner s _, graded carpets & tile. SELL! Gas bltns, dishwas her, Back Bay, immac. J br, fireplace, 2 car garage. 1'1'.i 'ba. "Dollhouse" Poolsizeyard. VA6%as· w/room for Elephants on s umable loan. $44,950. th lot! Lowest price in _B_k_r_536_-883 __ 6. ___ _ area. JUST LISTED! __ l_E_A_C_H_H_OU_ S-E-1 I on the sand : OPEN TODAY . 4 BR, 2 HA. older but BRO •DMOOR I I Mesa Verde Relax & enjoy this beaut 4 BR, 3 Ba. Fam-rm home. Large Liv-rm & formal Din-rm. immac cond. Under market at $74,900. 2762 Tern Circle. Westclirf area. 3 br, 2 ba, ram . rm , din rm , avocado, peach, fig & magnolia u-ees. You'll love 1t ! ! Call : &ai-6368 * SPARKLING POOL, Francis. f>'t.ns. 4BR. 2~ba, lrg ram rm , formal dm rm. cul-de· sac. Only $73,250. 6542 Segovia Circ. l clean & charnung on H·<l• "' 1 lot. CALL NOW day orj' 2615 lluewattt : night, 645·7221 Harbor View HiUs I j 4 BR. fomRm. Vu I. 1 In pe rf e cl condition! Million dollar view of bay, ocean & sparkling SOUTH LANDERS 540·0674 Open Sun. l ·5· 1_M_e_s_a_V-er_d_e_, _3_B_R_E-xe-c A SLEEPER home on beautiful Coun- try Club Dr. Lg fam rm. 21t'l ba. ulil rm., big yard. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 night light.s. A "Special Order" home, onginally I built with expanded mslr s uite t-countless! 3 BDRM, fam nn, quiet location near South Coast Plaza. Comer lot, lrg. back yard. $48,950. walk to schools. $79,500. --------- Owner /Bkr 979-3788, 3140 1---------•I custom extras , only Old Balboa steps to private pool. Of· &B.AND--...ED fered at $167 .f>OO. "' "'" Charmin~ 2·story 01r1 ! HASTINGS &CO. $28,500 beach house. Forma tl Realtors 640-5560 I DONALD M. BIRD + GUEST HOUSE dining rm. Xlnl conrl.1 1:-:astbluff Prof. Uldg. I Au oc101es.lleollon Unbelievable value al Room for boat. 4 Doors --, $2S.SOO! VACANT-RENT I from bay beach & pier GI FIHAH..OIC l BLUE HAVEN THEN RUY! Preferred I $72,500 Full ol'can View & you Mesa location. Freshly I LA WSOH own the land' J Ur, 2 ba, I POOl pumLcd board & ballen I REALTY 675-4562!: J µ\'l bd1s Ill Cameo • 3 Bedroom 2 oaUis, exterior DETACHED lhghlantb. I hardwood floors. dblc GUEST COTTAGE + $I 05,000 I garage, quie t street. garden' Winding drive i ON THE POINT 67:1·3177 Open Sat Sun S38,SOO leads t o white picket Country Club Dr. -RealEstate byMCJAY CHEAP BUT MIGHTY , Nr. Channel 4 br, 3 ba. OPENllOUS~48~ I Roy McCGrdle fence & swaying palms Sun 1·5 j h. 1 ome has 2400 9Q. ft. + Vl"'W .. _7727 Windover Dr I Realtor 1810Hewport entry Beamed ceiling 2~ car gar Only 10 yrs " Co~ta :vl esa548-7729 It v1ng room. Comfy · · AKS Realty 6.JO-SSOtr kitchen includes refrig! 209 ....... lalboa •• CALL-644-7270 This family room home is in good local.ion. In top condition-get the most for your $$S. We work to fulfill you r n eeds. 842-9371 HONEYMOON H.Afa. 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mor 1111 llCIMll IOt llVI"' l ao<Jout( PROPE EM ENT fff ( .. #II' YOI HY. lllL o.t IU f( Allfl'IACI IM IMI MAllO• ~l~N4EJ 1 ~u~ ~£1~~·i l ----Loads or storage & shop MAKE OFFER' Sh ·1 costaMesa 1024 Condom1111um, lovely 3 s pace Awesome SS' x by appt. 2146 Mira~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• .. lllrge Hr. 2 B<i , .dbl .gar. 160' lot 1 Quaint & Dr. 673 -4224 Eves. &1 EASTSIDE Pool & C~ubhouse Clo"~ l'ur1ously refreshing. See Wknds. j Elegant 3 BR and fam t? stores . school~'. ~ll t•) believe. Take advan· HOWOMLY $36,000. I rm . qua I 1 ty bui It ~0ollege5_&7 .. ~s1u;-; ~~I .>O<J.I lagc-Call fast. 752-1700. -i SPANISH STYLE I Courtyard entrance, lrg. wner ;, ""'°.. 111·1 i.111<1 •11\1uN roe1N1t1• .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!! i 2 br, h v. rm, din. rm. l 'h j yard ~/many fruitt.ree:>.t HO DWH TO VETS I [ .:, JBR 2ba loveoest. nice kitchen & lari,:e dirung area. Harvest colo rs throughout. Be happy & an love. CALL842·9371 GeMt"at 1002Getteral 1002 1 ba Some o cean vu., Only$2,650.down. Up to. S70.000 Cati U1lll } ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'I lmmcd. possession.I or ~Leve Agts . SpiffyClean ----------Walk Lo beach & only ! .::.A5.0•'•0,.~A ... u.,71 c. .. anky~ ~~--·~~n.w.~ I ~ ~ ·~•oJn ~ B ~ . $75,000. Call: 979-1000 ' ~-B 1 l !Dana Point 1026 Dramatic Sparus 1 arch I CEN'l'URY21 E1S1de· .eaut hlsq-.. JOI I••••••••••••••••••••••• leads lo raised formal t ' I l ''2 1Ja . lplc pvt patio & ·~ try llurse masle s le au ron lmmac. Duplex. N'pt.I, lishpond A:-,k g Sll.500 INEW DUPLEXl!:S from en . ... . r w (/J Island $93,500 Assume $2-1 ,000 VA 7'~ $68.950. $6950. down. Live features dais for bed, 3 Marshall Rlty 675-4600 13~~~~~~~ .. 1 ' P ri n c IP a Is on I Y H Y1 in one, rent the other. bedrms, seeing is believ· BALBOA PENINSULA r J~w custom 2 !>IO<y home 4 bf';!droom. 4 Both & Gallery Pier for yacht to 60 ft. 2 :> ory. 2 fireobc!--S, wetbor Ultro moJ"lrn k;tchen B.-:iuti r ..ii v:ew of I ~o:woor• ~h / F -··~ L Jn~ S2P ... .J J OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEJCEHD 1202 EAST BALBOA BLVD .• 675-8120 Co110 Me10, Coliforn•o 92626 ! Owner 645 17911 63J.().l!S!) Ocean views. Westbay, 2 10 1g.l Opleln lHo5use 1J93u0nel Corona del Mer I 022 1 -: 34121 Coast Hwy, D. P.. s · 0 · •••••••••••••••••••••••j MOVE IH HOW ' 31R+ FAM+POOL 496·3431 ~.~:,~en . Century 21 Ry Owner· 2707 Blue •. Owner exLre"\ely .mx· I 1000 c;q fl llardwo<><J fount · V I'--10341--• Water Dr 4 Br, pool &1 11 1 1 I , _ • 01n a .... , iv· 0 S t&Su 1 5. 1ous, w1 ease1 ease· floors $49.aOO Owner '•••••••••••••••••••••••·oPE:'IJ SUNDAY 5161 I iew. pen a n .. : opt1on1 or assume FHA : 546-5315 '.HJO C.:onc Ln I SUPER Sharp! 3 br 2 ba I Tas~an Dr I br 3 ba loan w1Lh <>mall down. · · · · ' · . 4 BR DUPLEX. $380. mo. 4 BR, den, N.E. OPEN HOUSE Sal &Sun. ram rm. pvt. comm ty . 1 lam rm. $54.500. Ukr. ! wath J BR, 2 Ba Rental.· sade 12.5 3 BR Fam-rm IJ!C 1 pool clbhse. etc. Nol a j South of Bayside Dr.· · · yard .!034 Cont1ne;1tal 1 Conrl~! ~12 ~22 _ _ OPEN SAT /SUH 1·5 , with beautiful natural By owner ti-16·3.12ti · I • wood textures. Only i 1 1 Br. Contlo. pauo. 2 l·ar _ . I ycarnew.Call&14·7211 IMesa V<'rde y 1113 .1, i.:ar. bltns. ·"' UOWN, 65.t2Se~ov1aC1r1:. I : Bd rms Schooa' side or I $23.000 ~~IJ-789-1. __ ' Beaut POOL. lte<lul'L'l~ lo /Jn NIGEL GAILEY & ASSOCIATES I slreet S32 ooo Pnn. 011.,.H-t·-:_. n.. h 1040 S72,250! 4Blt l•'ranc1s en • WI 1n'Jl.on 1ROC. Ftos. Forml din. cul de· 540-3666 I l.Y Owner 557·4&tJ. • •• •• •• • ••••••••••••••• sac, Ir fam rm. 735 loker Sire•" 'sy OWNER. spacious 2. * bonus room New paint' Cite. 2BR townhouse. I. Co1lo M•10, Coliforn•o 92626 sty, 3 131{, 2 Ha. 20x251 -16!J01 "C' . L1melq!ht 1 BEAUT Dec9r wallpr 3 I ~ w ·11 II II l u I 002 ! br 2 ba Big, special bit m;oul New shag crpt. -L se a crma. p- ---------H-Superior neighborhood. graded crpt s & drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •· , on fam rm w11rpJ Must 0 S & n .... t r ....... _ I POOL Ow I 1002 Getllffal UDO ISLE 120 Via W mitts ep... Sat /Sun. 1-5 Spacious 4 BR., family rm., din rm On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio $179,000 815 Vio Udo Sovd Open SatjSua. 1·5 \ Waterfront 4 BR., 5 ba., rumpus rm Pier & lloat, sandy beach. $295,000 Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR. 4 Ba, with 2 BR, l bath C1pt Sandy beach, courtyard, shore mooring. $295,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 4 1 koy\•d• Ur•v" N B 67'> 61 6 1 S©~Jtl~-"£trs 8 That lnfriguing Word Game with a Chudle O llitorronoe lenen of !he lour tcrombled word1 be- low 10 lorm lour 1lmplit WO<ch T A K S E B I I' I I I l'.__.o_G..__0_._L_I...__,f 1 ;1 . I 11 11 I . I V 0 R C E I ! This ~Y be • yHr of bank ..... ,-,,--, ....,...., -, --4 fAllures I remember lhe OOod . . . _ . . old d•y• when •II we h.cl to ~-------..., wo<ry •bo..ir were -f•1I· f H E 0 H I R I uritt (,. i~ h,.....,,-'P"', --.,--,.--... ,---1 0 ._.,...,.t.1e th-.~ ... ~111 4VOl-d • • • _ • . t v 1.11,,,., "' ,..,_ """'"O WOid ....__,___.__..._..__...___. ~OU ~•elop hom il<'P No J below 8 '"'· NUMIUfO l fflftS IN '>i(St SQIJAt( S 6 U"'V'IAMllf AIY)V( lf llff~ l;l ~ff AN5W" rrr rrr1 I I I I I I I SCUMLITS AMwen le DI.., ......... I 7 x29 I see it' S42,900 Under list ~6,900. pen at Sun, .ru:cu ~ . ner anxious. This downstairs roomj price for quac k sale 12·5• 1144 Carson St. or byMC+/AY $36,500 f. . ph. 548·0268 has a 1replacc and wood I Ownr 548-1005 ,-----------• beamed ceiling and TRIPLEX new$95 750 THINK BIG Private bath It could l>el $48,950 ' ' -...-• $785. mo. income. 3 BR, A home Cor growing kids. the master bedroom or GI FHAOk! fplc in owner'sumt. ll1 g ba ck yard-Shady &....!!~~~!!! family room The upper Or assume lhe low-4Car gar 145LlsaLane trees. Largest laundry part or the home has two interest loan on this giant 548-7711 rm for Mom: 2-stry ; 4 lovely bedrooms, two family home with a huge [Ci) ~ bdrm-bonus rm. 968-4456 REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 private baths formal paneled family room, SPLISH-SPLASH --------- <lining, a glonous living handsome wood burning Sparkling pool with this 4 BLOCKS room and a music room. fireplace, 3 bedrooms. _ Spanish Hacienda. Wel The view of white water ranc h kitchen, wood..:========::.... bar, custom cabinetry. TO BEACH and or the private beach cabinets, built· ins. No· POPULAR... Ceramic tile. 968.4456 This giant 2-story home from most ofthlS home is wax floors. Enclosed Mesa Ve rde noor plan w 1 l h J sp a c 1 o us spectacular The rronlyard.bkr. Ideal J bdrm .. family Byowner.at•rossSlreelto bedrooms. 3 baths, and glorious big lot is over 540·1720 rm. home. dbl. frpl. lge. beac h . Studio Condo. super size covered patio 200 feet deep, and it is T •RBEl.L bdrms. Nice back yard. P .C.H. & Warner. Owner ind yard has just been beout1Cully landscaped A Quiet cul de sac street . will finance. $24,500. painted inside and ouL In Shorecliffs and jus~ 2955 Harbor ll•d., SHARP! OpenSat.1·5 846-5305 New drapes Loo. Large hsted for $169,()()(). 3261 Nebraska Lane ---------1 boat or trailer acce~s. Coll 675-7225 C .M. FERGUSON RUSTIC RANCH The yard hollers help but $45.750 Realtors 133-3821 Beach estate area thepriccis only$52,500. . '. ' .... . \ \I.LE' H 1-. \LI'' 4 Bl Re. t'<ll Hl•1u:-.1~1 ,, SEE THE OCEAN From. your front s tep. WaJk one short bloek & watch the boats return at sunset. Take an early morning joA on the beach. AU Uus can ~ yours when you own Lhis spacious 3 BR Family r oom ho me with huge master s uite & low, low upkeep. Only $95.00U with Ltrms. Call 644·721 1 /Jn NIL[l Ul\111 I & l\~t,Ul 11\I f<j 45' 1-2 LOT 2 Br, dining rm. frplc, $67,000. 64_2_-8565 ___ _ ' 110:<140' deep lol. (about e· IQ ·~ Meta V.... 5 '/" DOWN 1.6 or ttn acre>. s br's llh UGI Owner liquidates. im· 3BDRM. 2llATit suites, J baths, 3 car Plac• m ediate possession SEP20x20PLAYRM l{a r.~ rustic de taile d Prap...ti•a possible! Sits oo a pool· l5x35SWIM POOi,, 11rl'111tccturc w/heav 712•1920 sized lot with covered BUQ·ClllNESEOVJ.;N woods & lnluid g lass. 1•00 ~~SJ. NIW HACH patio, secluded back CUL-DE-SAC Mammoth ~ame rm. yard. Thick pile carpets, Z·REALTOR brick fplc, ranch kll.i---------~~~f::is.83ul~~;'~ ____ 4_9_4_·86_1_1 ___ ~cf:Cu~:,~~/i~~~~ot FIXER UPPER family room. fireplace. EASTSIDE 3BR, huge dn. Bkr962·5511 cathedral celUng. bkr. Cam rm. pool, greal loc. 540·1720 Come see! $42,500. BIG AS T •RIB I OP.EN HOUSE Sal/Sun A IAllH A ---l ·S. 26S Rose Ln .. C.M; Majestic 2 s tory in best 2955H...,lt•d., Unlted8krs.646-74i 4 llunt1n glon Beach CostaMese 1856PARKGLEN neighborhood , Jus l 48R 3ba. ram rm. din blocks to the be•ch. This~~~~~~~~~ rm . 3 y r new , orr elegantly decorated 1..: 1100 SQ. Ff. 3 RR, 2 no, Game Rm Iota of trees & landlsca.p Ina. ARklng $47,950. As s ume t'HA loon. Cal Dan Lee le Assoc. R E 173·1641 17th/Whittier home ofCers 6 bdrms, TH R .,. huge fami l y r o om, · ansen ·"•· 119R-~ formal dinin.c roum, 3 BY Owner, 3 Dr. 2 Bu. new baths & lu~h landscaping carpets & drapes. Super on ovcrtmcd lot. Picture Clean. S41.000 3129 perfect at $73,950. Call Dublin Sl. CM ~1728. 963 5671 or SSG·7035. MESA Verde home. 4 lg. • ~. br's. Lav rm. elec. kllch, By Owner/i\f.'l. ASSVMt-. encl. pftl10. 2927 Pep VAornewOJ.Nodown3 pertrec Lo, Open Dail.V Br. S37 ,9~0. 968-7739; 10.5. 546-8092 14$-9733. -~~-~-~~--· warkcr c lee Rl!lrtl fsf afe ACIOUS CUL DE-SAC LOT-BY OWNER lmmac. 4 BR, 2 BA, highly upgradtd home. Nr. ~st schls. $52,000. OPEN HOUSE SUN 12 5. NoAgent.s. 5511 Roacrs Dr. 846-3870 4 hr ownr quick saJe need cash. buut loc. $44,950 213/SH-7891 :!e8-88« I ~ 40 •• ice ng rs & ch al ·te 61 ba, t() e. P· s, s. 3 & d. ....................... • rur-.--"FofoW. H1•nFwS. HDIMH.._.-W. 'Saturday.J uno21,1975 OAILVPILOT ('!; .......... s-. ...... --._._ Ll.-........ --I •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :\. ..... .. Oii IMcft I 040 a .. «h I 041 L...-.. odl I 041 Mew;o,t letlCll I OH Mewp«t l•edl I OH H .. n '°" W. "-'"For S. th or... For W. Ho.Mt,_ SIM . ····•···•••············ ······•···········•·••• ....••.•.••............ . .••..•................ ···················•itt.. ..............•........ ······················~ •...................... .· ........ ............... Me.,...+ letlCll I V.T Newport letldl I 06t °''"SAT/ ....... ,_, THE oc .. va .. .,.,... PIOMOMTO&Y • NEW LISTING * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mewporl ..... leoch 106t ~ 114 s-u P o r c h ~d a bove tba l•Y H-.-r LJDO SANDS. Pric ........ ror ••••••••••••••••-••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• La Cuettu, "t:t CaJoo" • ·-~ ~ _. VALLEY REALTY w /pool,ahmnllll:z.tOOsq. AND YOU OON'T HAVE bc1ches m So. Lagwia; L1uury w aterfr o nt q uick sale. 3 BR. 2 BA, fl. 2075 1 lte"f L·•n ... TO BE /\ THIEF to see hom Is income proper-h d f xlnt cond . ~ BUc Beach. PRls&fTS '74.900.968-64<>.i .. " tbe ulue mllus stnkini ly;n?vacancl proble1n1 $2~~~.fs~•;:t.an~: M a n y utna. Only PREFERRED HOMES -----• e<>ntt'mp-0rary 4 UDRM .. here. Price rl1:hl at 607 B ayside Dri ve , $5l,500. BYOWNE R 2yr.ol<.1 3 br 3 HATH llOME Detailed $00,000 NewportBeach.fl73.3900 NJ::WPORTPIER LAGUNA CONDOS 2 ba. Ue ttut C'Ond '. urehatccturc w /extenor Roalty We a re the e xc lusive agents for thruout Jlll5 /\Jisunu 1n or wood, l'aloo; Verdes 5· . ftwbt:P& BA YFRONT 673•2053 or Eves6'13-25S2· ma rke ting seve n new "co ndo s" I ~aQue11tu T rad . $13,l}SO. ~loue, e tc. Located tugh , ~llO"M ~ l d . N th Lag a With top I' or app1 lll \Cl' l'h : UI) .on L11gun~·s famed 499·2.800., 2 Custom Homes ocale m or un . ti-42.:1216 ll1v1er~ co1u1tline with an BALBOA P ENINSULA LIDO ISLE qua lity ap pointme nts, good ocean * IYOWHER• "' lir , :i liu. Poo l & J1t cu.ez1 t! yr:i olcl. 1/2 rrll t o bt.'i.lch. $82,5(~ :;3tM!2J;, • SU P~H VALU I'~' t:ondo :i +-o~n. I• 1 "'' bch L•kt• nu cm1d Luvt•· ly put10 '4ll.5<XI Owner ~2·3786 OU'fSTAN01NG VIEW Exce llentlocation oo the vie ws, a n d w a lk t o c verythan g 0 F s A DD LE u A (; K B•Y & only ..., block to th Via Hice l . th f ' t d th MOUNTAINS & T H E Ocean. Each home has 4 Love l y 3 br, 2 ba . ocattons -ese me wo an ree VAL L EY U l!:LO W . bd rm s , 4 b a ths Jo'irc pl a e e . S82 M . bedroom units a re real buys ! From S111a ·1ous tr v. rm approx Oaller y, 2 fireplaces , Owner/A.f.r~n~ $54,500 -420 Cypress -Open today 28 ft. long, htts WOOD COUNTRY Rtl:MCH wet ba r , ultra m odern .....,-... _ ..:..... _ --.., l ·S p.m . IH :A M 1<: L> (;l';lLlNG, CHATEAU kitchen & private pier. ~·41a.n.w.;c.w. Cf<:NT~lt VIHEl'l.ACI!: Desi~ncd to capture the Fee la nd. See al 12 HARBOR VIEW HOMES S W! I N WALLS OF s pect a c ular view of Easl Balboa Blvd .. or Open Sat Sun. l2·5, 3 lir, GLl\'~S. lea us lo P».tio & Irvine Cove . Family liv· call 675·8120 for more de· Fam. Hm . Rdcd for sale. la t n •IOu::.e Step::.ave r i n g a l it s b es l. 1 ta ils. $73,9001!1~3 PortNelson. k1 t.:nt!n IH1::. BILT-IN J.Je d ro o m s . g u es t .... EWPORT SHORES C arm e l Mod . A gt . KINGS PLACE WESTCLIFF Just listed!! Beauti ful 3 BR. 3 Da . O\'ersized living r oom , f a m i l y r oo m . F OR MA L DINING R OOM W /Fl R EPL ACE . luxuno us kitchen. Custom decorated thru-out. Spa ciously manicured yard. Ideal for e ntertaining. A SHOW-OFF HOUSE SOUTH COAST INVESTMENT 549-0112 646-6710 San J uan Capistrano I Son Juan I 078 Capistrano 1078 . ......................•....•.•............... H A N G 1': , 0 V EN , qoarLe r s. formal dirung " ~1·503:!. •· hi.. 104 DlSHWSllH., & LAUN· roo m & c ha rmin g Large 2·story 4 BR, ---------••••••••••••••••••••••~ o H y /\ I< E A b1lha rd fum1ly room. baths; 2 sundedcs, patio. Ha rbor View Home, 4 Hr. One or the most glorious views of the whole Harbor Area. A st ri king home fea1.uring the third bedroom as a sepa r ate leve l with a private bath. Ideal for in-laws or guests. Very la 1·ge gracious li vi ng r oom. 204 Kings Place. $167,000. Open today 1·5 p.m . IN SAH JU.AH VILLAGE •GREAT STARTER HOME 2BR w /a fam . r m .. dining a rea off kit{'h whirh overlooks e nclosed patio, a nd only ~.990. •)it Open llouseSat&Sun. WfWASH EH & DHYER. ~35,000 Walk to beach.' tennis. 2 Ba Montego. Nr. park 19166 Sierra Man a Rd Opens lo LARGE 1''AM. etc. Needs TLC, priced a ll schools & pool. Well 1. ... ... ·, .. ~ .. • r. " I ' 833·0760. Hy Owner ll~t. wt1 11 wood bea med VIEW Ir VEAY HICE righl at $61,950. Call landscap ed. 83.H86llor T orlle Rock homl• :: yn. ce1h11~ T his l.x!llcr built .S liedrooms, den, family CA. YWOOD REALTY a ppl. $81,500 Ry Ownr. VIEW! POOL! PRIVATE! Extraord inar y fou r bedroom home with fantas tic yard arrangement. Better than a model home. CDM 's best new area. $134,950 . uld. :i BH. ulrium. IJm hom e •t-the best buy we room , d1n1ng room. 3 * 541-1290 * ILUFFS ,._ ........ rm, i Hi\ lmmal' com.I. have,offercdforonJy baths . W onde rfully -•OPEH HOUSE SAT SUH 1-S. 26216 Cedar Gro•e -T h is t o wnhome features upg raded crpts & drps, J llH. fam . r m & formal dining on 2 'H i g hl y up ~r ..itJ c d $69,950FUUPRICE ada ptable , immaculate-SPECTACULARVU BEAUTIFULVl l'.:W • ,,.. ~···.~TODAY '. ' l y k ep l hom e . Ne w Tennis , Pool. Jac uu.1. •MANY EXTRAS• •...... 500._No At:cnts "'"" . $7 .... 500 -....._/•L-GON ~ TOMOHROW! ! carpetini:, 500' carpeted C u s tomi z ed HVH "'• ---_,.. Call 6 75-7225 Turtle Rock 4 +Family Popular #2 plan. Centra l a trium. For mal dining, s e pa rate c h i ldre n 's w ing, fam ily entert ain- mcn t are a . Cocktail patio, cathedral beamed ceilin gs . ~x·ccuti ve i r a ns f e r m us t s e ll •1w ck. Call 645·0303. .A CGl.Mll U.H COWAIY Univers ity Park, 4 Br, 3 lia. Cathedral cc1l., Liv. Rm, Fam . Jlm. Din. Rm. $ti3,5 00. 5 52·9705 & , 751·73!.ll Mlsslo .... R~ .. •TY deck , s cc h1ded p ut 10, Som e rsel. Ent~r t hru 6-14·474tior642·05.'IO I " ..--... beameu ce1hnns, large walled courtyard to 4 POO-L -1. U85S.Cst Hwy,Ldgwia " Phone 494-0731 kitchen w/eating space. BR, 3 BA , ram r m , I OCE.AHVIEW Inter co m . t ile entry. billia rd rm, wet bar , El Modena Ave .; l ree. Ownerw11l fmanceatlow s pan. tiled kitchen, 30' h irlde n 4 bd r m ., :i •nl 1nter (!sl rate for ri~ht cov'd wd deck. Owner . bath:>·, ku chen blt-tn~.: 2 Uccks & 2 I rplc ·s arc b c:1"" 500 , .. 1..,r 000 5 •o • '""' ~ uy1::r. • '"" · • ""'• · ... ...,....,. with nook·. diru·ng rm ., I only part ol the charm ot this tas te folly decorated 1903 Su. Coast llwy. llAr<BOR View Home4br, family rm.; :-.hcllstone CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE 3 "I' "b ., t h 2 1 b frplc. Courtya rd entry u '•"' a, ... s ory orne. La guna Beach , 2 a, many xtr as, Unbe lie v able p ri ce. .194.0749 j µ:-1ced to sell by owner. wilh lovely µool.$77 .~lOo 1 $W.500. __________ 1 Prin. only. $88,500. 1',ee. 1 i F irm . 644-4374. after 6 CHARMl ..... G I VALLEY REALTY . levels. P ritt·d below new mu<lels at SJS.500. Call 586-0222 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. •OPEN SUN. 12 s • 321121 pm. , . ~ I Newport Beach I 069 jsan Clemente I 076 • V1st~1 cte Catalina (Upper ' ~ulle~lon i\vc .. charm · •••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••· 1 0 m g Early Arncn can; 4 Uaycresl Heauty SH».500 I 3 . A r e h Ua Y). cean1 G d Q • ! ~rms., 2':: baths ; lge. -1 Ur. 3 ba . I)! lot. pn me I ~:::s: ~o"n'~':;;p:,~~~· ran penmg I k1tc~en wllh bit-ins ; lgc. l()c. PIC , Agl&tZ-8012 JU~T REDUC~ 'Acrea9e for sale 1200 lncom~ Properly 2000 540-3666 family rm.; I.bed bnck ... to $;,3.900·Lovely 3 y r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ns Boker St••~t :,µht level 2BH, 2•,~ba. NEWPORT VILLAS frplc. Dbl. door entry , llrbr Vu llms, beaut. ol<l ,1 UR . Ro?m for 3 I .\ClU-; lmprowd \'1~w Costa "'••o. Colifoin•a 92626 Haari~ g1[[Er:f~iv INC. Condominium llC>mcs I shake roof. Only~ years! homt!. good toe. Extras poolt boat /lrlr. 1-a nla:-.llc , Mle:., nr. Silverudo C\ 11 17 UNITS-$127, 950 in Prestigious old. $71$,000 , galore. ·I Hll Palermo. ocean & hill' IC'W llurry ! I Itel , wt r. hor:-.c:-. OK ·uy .AdjoininCJ 90lf Course • OC1':ANFRONT • i 278l2 l'"orbcs Hoad Westchffarea I '.S c e :.i l I X 11 P o r LI AA REALTOR~. I owner t).f!J.2:,!._I I 2 Separate Hhli.::-.. ~lut OP EN HOUSE l·S SAT. I Laguna N1gue1 ,g:i 1.~11 I or Newport Beach : CAl.91.· 0~• •O·H I~ I M a r)!ul~. >..lnt buy at ll>O W. Man posa, !S C - -i ~ ond. Oc s 1r al>h• l.v,t,l No. 15 Lag una Roya.le, ___ o r 83l-2'll2 1· I ·•~~A84L l ~i.!XJU . , I (Acrnss s t. Albert.:.oo 's .Busin~ss Pro~ 14001 \k sa loc. 1\ll :! Bit. 1 . 3 11.,3 ,. t 11 " $42,000to$44.000 I ,....__......., w 1·• ltl "'4 "'"'" ""''' ... "o:.ii. wy, "'·OWNER must sell. Pncc1 kt:/\LT'' ' ~own tr.,.. . .,...,., r l\lkt> •••••P•R•l•M••E•O••;:C••E•••••1 IJJ .r\V J!.l .lKXh 4.ll.C' .. wh L.iguna Capt1vat1ng r edu c e d to S!IS,500 I s~"Bepadraroolemd1sru,2ngBaart~a '"u' Ne•pora Po•• O rr ic~. i 492-2100 m I Wesley H . Tm1lorCo. vie w or surl & coast. I '" '" ----, Comp'ly furn'd 2HH 2ba . Ue .iul. 3 BH + g uest •Decorator wall to wall' JUST REDUCED ' I NV ESTO It SPl:-:CL\LS 8UILDING j Hca~~r~ --1>11 1:1111 0 Y 0 ~ . t hou::.c, pool &.!>pa. OPEN' carpeting ' B r 3 bd · ... 3.u:-•1T~ .. ·•1•11 t1or11" + One Mtlhon SS · ,, e <: 11 r 1 Y · S UN I 5 · 1150 Noria ~ I a y ronl r m. 2•1 , 1" " ''' '" ALF.ALFA RANCH O lll...ILY l'ool·S105,000. F111arn.:mi,: BKn: 4~1i,;.:~277 , ·.E ~c l osed pat io o r baths, own yourow11 apt. NEWPORT 1 2 Apls. Need handy man. Sl72.UOO·P:.tsl ~rim·omc 1100 A~:rl':-.. hii.:h produi· " uva1L - ------ha!<:ony I Many extra!>! OWNElt BEST BUY ! $5\1,500. 1-:xn•llc nt tax:-.ht!lll'r 2 BR. 2 BATH SWAl<TZ· Hl::ALTOR I Ue li uhtful. expund .. 2 B<l, •Continuous C'leuningl WANT s A c TI U , ! , • • Creal Ncwpo1t Lcx:allun li1J n. Ma n:.t.L:l'ITH·nl & ,., ' 'J' ·' tl b & '. 111ark e u11 t: t •in l rat· L . 499·3005 !HO 1127 " ba , u11 0 b"lruc lublc· oven . <'<"-',5')() • 5·UNITS·Nr. !>h<>p'!!.. Cu u crl .. ..,~01· H t L I "' ~ f' r <>JJ \ .. U\'Jllahll· Ulhl'r rundll'S u sooo spac1ous. argt! --ocean ,·1e w, .tine cond. • .'c r q ;crato r , ic el ' Value priccdaL$9'J.500. t;7S·~ a\:.llla hlc. m slr. bdrm. w1lh walk·in PORTA.FINA Privacy, m in. m ainl. make r I Choi ce II arbor Vic w 1 CALL ui-:HTl lA HENRY ------ c loset! Ure.ak.las t bar & LAGU1o..1 .a. S7J,OOO. 4!14•2011 •3 he ated s w1m miog1 1 llome J BR. 2 BA. super ! R J<.:ALTOHS 4H2.1121 I C .M. OFFICE BLDG. BILL GRUHDY formal d ining arcu. ""' ---pools l r g. eountry kitc hen. Prime ll arbor Ulvd . cor. Realtor 675-6 16 1 c ler estory windows for 1nv1tes you lo ins pect La9unaHi115 1050 •Draperies 1 t·athctiral 1:e1lln:;s in NO LOAN COSTS :!Sty. Vine growth area ----~l~~ou1:11t o~fJ:i~~ ~~~ ~::iJin~~~~~=";,'~err~; ••••••••;;;;;,~··•••••• :~i~~~~~~n~1~:t1:~:ce l DUPLEX I :;1~~·l11~1 ~cd~~.xt~~e~;;:~ ~~~tf~~ ~·:,~~t~~-r~.!t~: ~:~~~~n~;t. u;~Ji'.~1l~~· t; aD~~~X1~ 4-J~~,. t·. graded . $49,000 & J ust ini:: he aut1ful Lag una 6 BR, Newly l'amlcd. w ith mirr o red cl:>set l With boat dock I hai:k varc1 . Low main n e r lul, o ve r S l gar ~.000 Fircplaees. pool, 1-1, 2 2. one block lrom com· Beach . Also finis hed !168·6!>'16 doors . I SllS5,000 • Len a11t~l!.Mlyou can ~w·m 1 w /d oor ope nl'r . Lo w~sley H.TaylorCo. l ·:J hl!d roo ms . l'Ol'I . m unity pool&jacuu 1. homes. BKR-t!)..1·9~. 1184-1256 OPEH S.AT/SUH 1-S 111 pool I ul k. aw,jy. maml. yard. llu~(! bm·k1 He,illors 1>11 WlU gara:.:c~. >..Int uµ1n•c1·1..1 RS , La9unaNi9_. 1052 RutlandRood 61136thStreet l:n·c u h c ll w/g rJ!l t> 1-"IP .Greut occ<1nv1cw lwnarca.Onf\11r.down . Al OR s New s pe ctacul a r view ••••••••••••••••••••••• N L'WPORT BEACll JO .... ES REALTY :-.chool JI l'llll Owner ,l!O· ! owe loan at 81 ~· ,, w 2U'' Commercial pa~ m cnl C.11i x:t:1 :!.i ll home ove r <:!tiOOS.F.J Hr, ""Calif.92660 " ~ 1n g W Santa Bar ham I d own. N o pts. I' P .; P r operty 1600 ::,p a rl1n ..: l ll\t'::.l m1•11 t REALTORS 2 '::ba.2 fp,wclbar.<ill f h • * 673-6210•• Wan t-. qu1 1:k :>ak at: Si!l ,:-ioo. P rine On ly .,••••••••••••••••••••••• Corµ. l'le<:. btllln!>. micro wave Sale::. 0 f1cu -P one Si I.WU. C:.ill i>-tu ltiil.O or! r\ge nl . 1 ~3 2i00. E ves 4523 Campus Dr .. Ir vine Cam pus Va lley Shop Ctr CALL 833--8600 --------- & com pat tor. i.c r v1ce 714/645-8373 1 READ THIS AD go~ ti!Si :i:li:1. 1!03 Po~: .i~ iJUi BA YFROMT room, ~Ullt!rs & more. DIRECTIONS : From the ' Ua rmouth Plal'e, Nil. I -()fl b 11 , , , . , . hi ll'l' UI ( 111~. :-.fWl' S!l5,000. Sec al :122> Alla New po rt 131 vd l0rW)' ---• l• IVI:: l!°ll U~I I'S "•l tat·ulur , io.:w. t''l.t'l.'Ull\l• WESTB \Y l ~CO~l E Jt<>'ll·:'> Ua na l'v111t "\e\\ -Ut'l'Jll \II'\\ Laguna .w.i .1~. southlol7th St.,lurn leftl Open Sunday lJl-:St>EHATIONSALI::~ I ~oml rental h1:-turyLow of f it·c., Hi·clu t·i·cl ------on 17th to Rutland '1 I 1215 Sf.ACRE~T J li~ Pool llome. ~·~' 111J 1ntc n,<JO_l'l' Wal.k t o,. S6.>0.000 OPEH SAT. 1-5 Cha rming 1 yr. 2 8d & block past Irvine Ave.>.1 1 Cal~.\gnt 96.1~·08 1 licJ i:h ~l ~;,,Ooo t ALL BILL GRUNDY 18715PoHoPic:asso d en . Vie w s / beam turn left 'l•ths ofblock lo f HarborVie wHills i : in 1:1 1:1 1 ~/ 1!19 -IJ :J i JIJ ct up le'l.c:-. t rurn ::.tiX,!1:~1 'l'nµle:. S I I:! .>OU 1:1 Ulllb Sl~1.::AAJ T urtle ro ck . ne w on c l g/f rp l. SiG.5oo. NEWPORTVILLAS. , 4Br.FamRm,Vu I EASTBLUFF I ~9-t~Ol'iti ! Realtor 675•6161 Ownerta gl. 494·l~. MUST BE SOLD Ll .... GO markel.2 Bdrms .. t.lcn,2 1 1 imma <: :1Br .Dcn.Bt•:w1 1 • ., • •COMM ERCIAL µruµerl' 3 1 1~1 Coast llw~. D I'. 1%J l:J I s ac. Custom s hutters, A great b1g LaVet.afami-Bdrm Condo on the · We 're not k1dt.1111~1 Th1s 1 Own e r 1;10 .go23 ~!11 5 7 un1t:-. J>riecdnght.CJ ll FIXER UPPER FOUR-PLEX bathi.; frplc. On cul de L.AGUH.A NIGUEL BAYVIEW WANT OFFERS! decor & lnd:-.cp·g. sg.1.;-,()0 I RE.AL EST.ATE , Newport ::.torl' & 111 111 c~ ca r P e l s · d r a Pe s · ly home, li ving. dining, beach. Security Build -' could be Y<lUr bc:-.t op· Cata lpa SL HILLTOP CONDO I T l' cl T r l' :. s l' 11 • beautiful lundscapmi: & fa mily rooms; .i bdr ms., mg. $5ti,500. i:>ortunity ! 11 you cau t 1 • .---~-• W /Oce an-View. :!Br. :!' ~ (7 11 )li:J9·ti700ort>I1 .J I17 lni:oml' ::;~,G~J2. S I' StiO.INHJ. patios. $62,950 3 baths & triple garage. S@UTI I COAST I get by to sc:c this out I llA HUOH V ":-~ llOM ES Ua . :J p ~ L11~~· S4J.uvu ! . ' -;-. -" ' . l\J.!cnt. Dan Lt·e. ti7:1 w 1l DAVID D. CARLSON Pro r e s s io n a I I y INVEST MENT standing va lue. thl'n call r 3 Bil. Mon;irn model, Owner . -t~l.O··.Ul 1::i CornH C-2 ror lc.i:-.c ISl.Jl,l REALTOR• 833-9293 landscaped . A buy al 549·0812 tH5·420:J I us or tell your broker lo I x~ra l'lc,un. _BY, ~<.!.wner. -II &Isa. nr. Uc:.id i .Bl vd Tlll l'Ll-:.X, l'o. .. l.J Ml•sa :! -.--$75900. 1 call us twc can't vnntl Sti9,5uo.l·ec 1 .. i..1.211.i 1SanJu~n 11:1-"41 . 10 10, 1:1(10 s q .It. Bit. i.l!P. t;.11·. kd yd . BESTBUY ., I I ll' "--·1••••••••••••••••••••••• ""-- TURTLEROCK ~· --------'1 what it will sell for. but i W-atc rl;ont lol ~l C·1..-:1 i Capistrano I 078 71-1 1:.11 ltli :! ~;11 .... ~02rl1',(,1~11,\' & liw ~ hu) ! Anxious Owner i ' •l s way unc er 1=-. ct 1 Newport Shores s:ss.uoo , !Condominiums Lovely J .bdrm. or 2 + u ... e•· I H b v· I pn ce). Believe us, ll:.. a by owner. Walk LOvceun $37,500. . I for s ale 1700 ! t-:a ,,t:-1111' l>uplt•x. Lr;! 1·or· den + a trium,+ lgG. low , ,,,.,.,,,.,.. EL MIGUEL ' ar or •~wHornes . bargain ' · be a m cm hl·r 01 pri vate . on this_ vcry.uur:•l·tiv<::••••••••••••••••••••••·1· 111.'r lot. t:.1rclc n. ::>:lt!,UUU. m a 1nt. y ard+ brick llOSNC •H Launa .a..sk' $94500 I C.AR.MELMOOEL l H.ASTIHGS&CO. i communityclub.1tc11111s. l BH&dfcn.Jlllslnght flor. •Sl9950• \:.:t.5-lXliti l:! patio + adjacent to park . oas wy., 9 "' fftCJ ' • ' New listing on 3 BR, 2 BA Realtors 640-5560 ! ::.w1 mmrng pool·a gn :at : young am1 Y or coup t'. . • • . , I -- & pool. Make offer ! Ask 494-1177 :JOOO :..q fl. on approx. i :.i : + tam rm. Well localed Eastbluff Prof Bid!! • plal·c fur t•hildrenl. Jo '": Neal vegl!La blc J.:ardcn L a~gt• l. l~t·t.lr m. -IJ.i . 2 4 PLEXES f L I -a(·.exclus1vc golf t•oursc nr pool & park Prof.i --· · .,,. lot. i\ .. redt 11w e:>l·; CALL now on Lenn:-. w , 1'lll'1'1 pal 1u 0 11 1 • or orra in~ * 5p,•1 ·1 ou~ •1o~'fL' 1n °~ ., 11 u1 11ul ly 1"1111 •ap"·' • ··~ .., r ""' area. Upe n beam hv &• l a nc1Sl'upe d . S74 ,900 .! PRICE REDUCED l ~·>u oou d I S!*i·l!iW 1:..1 ~ "l ~u l IRVIHEHOMES, I Lag un1la ·2 BR·dm rm· frml. din rms. W1!>Pat·.1 Open Sun 1·5. 1845 Port! Split level 2 BR + rl >n ~~~11~r.w11i r'1nanl·e o;;:,.i l KAT l-:1.1..\ltEr\LTY g roun<l-. IA pool.:..<.:cu-~t~l 'll o r l h ('u -.1,1 'k .... 1 • REALTORS I l>Vl. pat1o·ocean \'1cw & le ii.u r c rm Ui ·levcl Westbourne · c ·l 117 ~;-,1 1· \M ·---- -~Jl1:,&nn1t·hmor1· ~20 1m nw 111\l':-.tnwnt all :! 552-7000 muc h m ore ~105,000. ;\l slr bdrm . w1vaulted '2 1,2 bth, near ocean. Lots l.•n:ic~?7<·J ~· . u,'. Westminster 1098: Pl'r lll11 µ.1~~1tallinl'lcl;.: hl·druom, 1 ·~ hJtl; .HIJa- Forme rly Pettit Realty CALL 494·8086/ 493·88121 ceil'g .t br: 3ba, 3 car ofe~~~C~~1-:1.L IHn·ISt>;i · •••••••••••••••••••••••j t~>.c:-.. ~·i:-.. & ~31~\lcC'-. ··~·11 1 111111_~ ,\nnual 111- -l!J'J.l.397 gar. C us t. appliances REALTO RS !'>'8·!>607 . • HOMEFOR.A lall Uun al X:J:J.g;f_l tur l t·1111w...,1:-. 1.!u pnn•rltor * LIHGO * Xtra . stor age. 23581 Las , . i · FIRST OFFERING' · SUCCESSFUL MAH : Jppt to :>t'l!. A.h'l. 111 111u•tl1.1h' 'Jlt· .11 S'i:J.OUO Hi9h In The Hilts REAL EST.ATE Colin a s C rt. Oays : 3 J3DRM. f1'2 ba. m/~~'!r1.1 HA RBOll Vll'.:W llOMES SPYGLASS .. Southport:.: If you ar t! quality con I ~l u;,I Sl'll 1n1nml' \-.,unw. l·,11·11 l .di .>I• Xl'.!1. \:-.· We 'll take you lo this ~-<:!225, nilcs & wknds. wnr.wi carry a ·I Magnificent 180 clegree scious and lookuv• lor anl -, . 1 ·-• i••J 1 . 1• '" 1.tl•••I :-.uulh l 11J ::.t bd b th B 0 Principals only $64 900 I "'bc.tul "Down East .. ( ,.. I • · • 11.111 . ..,,.., .... .r • 1,. i.. spac ious 4 rm . 2 a ----------1 4~5 0282. y wner Pll. 644_2404 · • · view of Newport ~nler. decor. P remium \'iew or elegant. home, we 1nv1tt.· br. :! : h:1 ... phllcv. F.i1·111 1 '1" ··•-. ___ _ home with its tiled entry, * * OPEN * * • WE KNOW• -15 fl. Pool & J..icum. 5U ' I I arbor lites, Ol:t?un sun· I you to inspect tlus laq!t.'! kll ,. l'0\11 + no ma11ll • II \LHU.\ TIUPLl-:X l I) 1:lass-walled hvinJ! a nd E tbluff f t. pat i o ~d ec k;~ i.ct.:..Poolw1Jar u1..1.i W es t h.a~1t!n .ho.m.~. 4 N.B t;IS:J:i.)i.Owiwr .I .\.. l:!I :!·., F\Jrnrl. :ind dining ar eas , breakfasl ForYourlnspedion L.AGU .... AHIGUEL as I Vol ley b a ll cou rt. ::i i 1\l'l'T ONLY I Bed rm-;,<! ::halh,,.lam1 I I !111111..1·.f l11r Sumnw r . nook , family room anrl SAT/SUM.12-5 *BEST.,. \icw ll oin ~ w1PO?I &I Bdrm:>, 3 Ba .. tam rm. 2 . CALL.NOW 1 ly rm, for mal rhning rm:' NORTH LAGUNA! \ .,.111 t,,: ,,1111 utility. We won't over F.xceplional ocean,icw! OC E ,\N VI EW t•n•ry J:;11t'l u~cd 1-ronl \ard. sec r et ch ildre n '" RVUHILlSI I large mas&cr l"ll.'tlrm, ,11 1 :-ip,1,.1.,u, Ill'"' lwoi ,,11.i - look the lovely landscap 4 Bdrm. home, overlook· window . Ol'l':N :-.l,j N ·1.~i H .. I ~ m . rm: 2?271 p~uy rvoms, ph?to&:raµ.~11c I H.ARBO · cur ?ur i\11 th'.~ ,1·:.111 ht: thi l'l' l>l'cl 1 011111 111111 ., ; "' 1)1-.1.\ '\I·~ "}·'ilT::-1 ing, the s pectacular v1cw mg lhe city & coastline .& I .'i : :!3232 Pal<iwan Cir (..;,1:,,~1u ~l. Nlj, ~2.500.j dark ruom. B't OWN l.H 1-:xq ui s •le Doll Hous e your !> I 11 r ,1111~ ;)(;5,000. 0 cl! ;1 n ' '""" Fi "111 hi" 111 o1 l'.t 11 '-' .11rn . Lil and the redu<:ed µnee or bea utiful Mystic l11lls. de, Mona rd 1 &y Tar l.Hll· l.tl.lli Owner. i Sl22,0<>u. • . ;j BR on F1'; E Lanrl ! i Ca 11 L' 1• 11 I u r \ 2 1 r Su rl I ~:; l ,~>IKJ lo i.1 ''..!:!.• :.!ti It In i..ood n HHI $:>6.500 Lovely l!O rdcn setting r ace II u 'E . h ~1 By Appl l.O IU -Ol.H!J OPl;N lied Ut1fully decorated. I l<e;ill\ .).lit i.>12. '1•;1 .. 1•r l<l';ill \. ,,,}(; t1lil wllh patio areas. Sec Lo· · 12 0 ~ S on uge corner! HOUSE Sal &Sun I 5 • · lot. I ne wer 2 br + 111 li06 Port Ma11lc1"h Cir EASTBLUFF OPEN S.A T /SUN 1-S OELUX E 4-PLEX day at ~!/i!,SOO Exceptional c·u::.ll)lll 1 l't)mc ulrlcr. now :1 br.,--BESTBUYS ! ~ltl71WcstwoodlJr. In ,1111 S.111 l 'll'nwntc Vls'.N I 504 Skyline Ori•~ bdrm home ~itl~ f~m'. & 1 1'0:-.s1ble eonvcr11hl c into P OOL . G rt· J t 1..tm1 ly 1111.,,111111 11n1•1•d 11,.1 .. w LAGUNABEACll dinrm,welbar.2fipk :-., l lot:-. 0 11,·ti by iliili'-: ~:~:t ::~~::~::~:: homc.1Blt.IK.-.1Ut plush \ll..1 ::.•1:L 1111u. :1 111111.; Rl.AlTY Directions: up Park Ave. 3 car ga r, much m_?re Irvine, Newpnrt llgts •·rnt. J>rl'~l•!..!t' nlJrhood. I I 1 I SS2-7SOO to Skyhne Dr., watch for Reduced lo sell. Sl29,:i00. S-15,:>UO. 67.l 77~ 3. HR •. 1-; .. Plan·\'ll'W' ~.J:.'.'"V ~ '' I rp ,.,., • i.1 111-. .. 111 s igns. La9una Niguel Rltrs. 11 ·~easy to Cull. """-"' 'i.-'l :,! :-r~ old No '.111 m~rP~-810-5050 496-4040 OLDIE for pra<.'e ot I co~· J ACK II OW ELL. ltltr. TOWN llO LS l·::s;ll'.~111 '.! • 1·.1111·11•.,. !Ill'• lv.111 .1t .11I. ONLY 2 LER! T his is an opportunity or a lifetime. Buy one of lhe two re maining homes . Both 3 Ddr ms, I or 2 s t o r y f r ee s tanding h omes in Uni ver s ity Pa r k . These new & ele~a nt ho mes feature ... • l''amtly Hoom uu~ ner lot! Possibly divis•· S <&S·l'>MG 644·1156dayormll' BH, 2 B..1. i !'>Lon \11'1 al !I · , A~t.~~2 i·l•~i __ IR3@~Il1lW Mission Viejo I 067 blc into 2 lots. Dr1 ve by offers a tradttlonal --NEW DUPLEXES-Concl 111 In 111l' 1>11 IXXi '1.11' I,. B .1 I hu•I h I .1 iHl 499·2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 723 I r vine, Newport ST E PS TOSUHI" HUHT BCHVIEW lluplc\, \ll'"' ol F..c:1,th.1y. ~~~~~~~~~~Madrid 3 Br. 2 ba family Hgts. :! br. ga r , ~e 3 bedroom, 3 bath, REALTY INC. I I I o wn,,. "'Ill 1111 · n · • • BEAUT I FUL Woods rm. Never oc~up1cd. 75'xl25'. S-l l ,500. 675·l'n8 ocean view home ~7~~~~:el!:~~~~~l~ 714/846-13.711 ~ .. :;.,:-. 2 l~·lt~ ... thm~~~.~,l~;···~· I tti:i t;XI u t e . Cove Duplex. Ocean· V).,_ew. s upe r upgra~mg. IE~T BUY at 1001 Cliff Or. from $1 l5.IJOO. Be the <I r ~1 P •' .. 4.J u i l' I. I ---- v ie w, rrplc . $91.500. 5 5 10 ~.own. s.'>!d 9•58 900 1·,.::,;n for 189,500 f1r:-.l owncr•pu own thl' Mobil~ Homes l",.,"''":-1011' I.ti-" :\1•\\ H IGH OPEN 1·5, SAT/SUN: a n r ernan °· .......,. · NEWPORT ------land . Url\l' hy 121 & l:!.l For Sale 10 ~11 Ljt1.tl11\111· .dhl\.'>.:I LEVER.AGE 1901 So. Coast Hwy. SWI M pool, 4lHt. cnr HEIGHTS I NEWPORT SHORES J-tth St • N B. and \·onu:u:l ••••••••••••••••••! ••• ~ ur 1-:\ l'' •ttiX 1 1·~1 I tc.... I BKR. 499·2277 Quality a re a. Assum BRAND NEW Blk to bea ch. pool, lcn HUF CO . H:l:l·l:llllordl! Olcler 2ti'Tru1IC'r C.1hun.1 I (, ~ 1'11 11\1 \'11 11 ' lo an . :S5ll,!lU O Owner ] 1'1S. 1 BR cl11wn, 2 U", l tuili. rcfn u. s lo,·c· S11.11·1.• $1111 !>.11111 ll l•.11 \1 1 I HIGH L'XC EPTIONAL I S58.95ll ju:,l rcbwll anil • ,, ,_ _ • 2 or2'2 BaU\.., • Formal Din Hm :.ty) * ,., va uc. 581·5050 I hath.:-.undcck.IJ.:cPul10. JIAl'l'l)ll VLI ·>Ult, •·•>n mo 1nl'I ul1I S>itlV vlh·r l llU\.· t his ,.h.1r11 ,: ltl<I APPRECIATION 3000 fl. cha rmer on 3 lo~ -new I rom top to bollom. ' > "' " ( 2 d I 1069 T l11s is the one you ha\e space lor tam1x:r. 00.tl. \'1•rl dt•ll . :!h<i. lg pJllll. 042!1111 :1 'l'v"'nht>tb•·. \\ pr11.111• 1111111w l11r Summer H'll· (<'an he lega l up ex>. HtwportBeach been wai lln~ tor. llugc $59,Sou.Owncr ~15-Ut.U.i ..: z 1·a re Fee OP~Nl , • ,, ,,11 11 &t·1w l "ill l1<•1t11 1• 1..11-. thl•sc N1:w11111t Guest house. huge pool.··········-··········· Sul Sun 1.:.: Ii i.> l'ort n~ ()\\:-..t-.H .lllH. wh.i. i I i •.11ld ll'l'l'l\l',l l'>.MMI lho .1 d 1 u1111:-. ;ir(' utll Y • U p Rrad e d p lu s h c·arpetin~ • C u s to m drape ries throughoul. •Shee t vinyl in kitchen •Genuine llle entrys * Pror. front landscap· ing w / sprinklers. •Cedar fenc1n,:: 3 Br (1 sty) $50,990 3 Br (2 sty) $54,990 PARK II HOMES 552-9100 beautiful views. Priced "T heBlu.ffs "Townhouse. ;i:,~~g+~~~~2 :ati:.a~!1~ ll9CanyOftDo•er Ua rmoulh Nll ~anl:i AnJ ,\ir l'lllHI. dc l'11 r.1 l1 11 ~ t t'lo .111• ~.:l.!11111. Jnrlowncr \1.111 10 sell a l $l3!1,500 BKR. 3 liH. 2 Ill\. Uy Owner. Charming 2 Br + U1.•11 W a~hl'r & .dr:l·r rl'l t'lJ.!. P rll·•·tl ri :.:ht :-..ll .1uu 1<:11..e 10•. down or at·1·t•11l 499·2277 S ee Wkods & l!:vcs . localed, big shaue trees. Shows like:1~ludcl OPE N 11o us1-:Sat&Su11 RI'. I> LC I·. I> I' I' .;:;; 1u:i 1 · , mcth111"1n cxchange 644.78l-1. Willi a lley access. lst End Unit. t-:xt . l•'1nun1:'g 10 5, lsy Owner. 4 Bk , ;J 5-12·0liti:I. v " · OPEH HOUSE Sat\Jrdoy &Sunday 1·5 t im e ad ve r tised . Call CT B 6"4·624U Ua . ;i Car Ga r. La ncl :1 Hi t , 1 ~ ts,\ 1\:-.::.ume I I .Quail l qu1ckl.x 546•2313· lh 1 le d "8-'(IO 24 7 GREENLEAF "·'•' .. "'ull 1H·n·t• $24.950. L•d I I ()l>fN11111·11s 111N•ollf N"'' fl b 1· lH • "' 1 • .J • u Plac• I 0 S e HBR. VU Porto no 4 r Walnul St. l:i45·3J70 5 Slar Adult Community 1 lunt Uc<tch. fi.lt>·sa32 3~ ba. g ame & pla,y rms 1750 Whittier Ave, CM -Prop•rti .. Xln t.. cond. 644-6146 VIEW HOMES h as available a 1!171 Duplexes/ 752-'920 •DRAMATIC tWO·&lor)', • OCEAN 24x60 AM ER I CANA 1n Units sal~ 1800 1400 ou•1HT HlW..O.T HACH near c lub. Custom 38R, N P T · H T S· J mm a c · bcaut1ru1 condition. Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2~ b3. w/h lnh beam cell Ranchsty le 3 br. 2 ba. * H E W r 0 R T bet e 9 6 p n .... EW .... p• mVll:s ln gs. See, 125 Via Raven· KARBO R VlEW HOMES ram. L g. lot. $59,000. t+ARIOR we o . ·' . " .,. u;AI:< 409 E ME RALD UAV 4BH, 3ba, ocean vu . nr tennis el s., beach & pool. Mint cond. lm med. OC· c up u pon lenders IP· p rova l $139,500 AGT. ~~~~~~~~1_4~~-0300~-----n a -0 p EN SUN. 1.5 PORTOFIN038R 2"' ba Owner645·l496 . 646-7965 . ncor ttw oceun tioocl + sep. lBR l baguest bse * IACIC. l.AY tax ~hclters. appl't•c1a $ll9.ooo. ideal for leenagers. live· HARBOR VU 3 br, 2 ba. t i o n . $110.000 . 11 n c• CULVE R DALE 4 hr, 2 be, ra m. rm, h~c lot. Nr. park & pool. $51.000. Ope n S u n 1·5 3841 C o s l ~y . 6 75 6775 or ~~ ll!l_. ---- TURTLJ::R()(;J( <t Br, 212 ba, lge fam rm Pro( de corat ed incl Vonl.uat wallpaper. Owner amt lou.s . $74,500. Open house Sun 1·5 6232 Sierra Palot. 675-6715 or 646-7414 J\itt. vNlan i In help, rcllltives or of· ram rm. Superb cond. i''rom SlGS.000 to $220.000. Acreoge for sale 1200 up.SUH SET IUCH Ur\ttl'ngh .. m) (11(tn ti 2600 I\ M l L s no m a1nt Up to 1000 Sq. Jol.. SAl ,1':; ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ .. • 7 ce. sq. . u.'I see u xur1ou • · Beaut. new duplex. sl<'I'!' to appr eciate noor plan. lndscp'g. Mill'\)' extras. 1,,ll:AS l-;. or OPTION. 10 ACR ES Oregon I.and to beach. OP~ Sal/~n 3J36 Vir:L:~ 675-0l.23 Nrpool,clubh.se&g-reen Fmanc·g.a vail.644·8543 Te rdm.C>Klo Suit. Local Pinc Trees. Low (town: 12.5;1680614lhSt. b e l t. $95 ,000. F ee. tn• ei1 lowpaym eoL956-7804or REAL ESTATE 900 (,It '"''""" ~t .av~""~) ·.-1•J ('J.t~ Vanta~ Pt OPEN 11ovsl!:sun. 11-s. 2 ~ br, 2 ba, ne11t as a pm. By lireolhtaking vu, ex owner. SG2.000. 306 JJrd qu1 s 1tc <'rafl.8man~h1p ! SL., 673·5674 Tiled cntn es & h arths. --------- L K decks. clO!'te to beach. LIDO Is le, 3 br, 2 ba. 212 $2000Tax re bate. $88,SOV Via Qullo. $89,$00. Owner. 673·7491 ; 644-7866 Hbr. HICJlll•ds AlTHOFER REALTY 9:56-7500 ask roe Wendi or Good I n vest me n t! 3 645 6177 Art. Ope n House Su n I s. owner Park Lido Condo by Hoa g llos p. 3BR 21 1 BA $45,SOO. 461 Bolero Wa y , NB 846·1338 Nr Superior & Da.na bdrm, 2 b a l h. family M USTSt-:F. S-'A_C_R_U_"'_IC-E-4.-48-A_c_O_at-h-11 room. Doll up & iour TO A PPREClATt: desert. Lucerne Valley. ""'uily will soor! Call· ~'>Mo "-b n--i.~ 64'2 6368 ~-~ wart&~-• SOUTH• .a.~s Find whot you want t <<7711!>>~ ~ Daily Pilot Class1f1eds. .. .....,..u..r;, t • REALTY INC. 714/846.1371 For Cla~fM'd Ad ACTION c.11 4 DAkY rtl.OT AO-'Wnoe '41·167' • 1'41 OAILYPILOT Saturday,June21,1975 H1••1Uafw_lfhd . th•HUafw_._.... H1•nu..t.'n1•111 ~ ....... t ........ 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Children OK. 1130.l to nu c.r Shoppln1 C'OOtract~Lowdown.IV'lllPH.V.Home;Utr,2 8a+ c . Vecaot. $900. per $'25.mo.13).1921 Sly , 3 BR. 2 lh, M.tV, pool. THEM~. ·• 642.180.3 "A"Keolson,tbUc.W.ol 1."er1L\'r hit yr wril.e-otf. monthly. 963-89ZJ :an Ii'. R. Spect. VH!W w1pool mo. A1Jt COl' Keilh Bkr Townbome. $3'50. mo. 415 N. Newport 81, NB, Buc h 81. off Slater ~M ;,36·2579; 592·~10 6.PM. & tennis cti. avail. ~. 988-1811 ' • L.,_a leach 3241 Lease. At Mlra eo.ta 6'6-Mal , 1 BR aarden apt.s, frpl, ~2·0389 -•~ --mo. lse.~ '2817 ... •••••••••••••••••••• Villas. Or call owner.SH 1 N LE C D/W, pvl patios. Nr. --------BJ--,.IDI OF -1" 8 l Ba rad · OCJ::ANFRONT L ., a 551·6069 G D o l · Jrvlno Jnd al'e'a $175. 1 BR. Unfurn. $165. lns, I ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE Shorecurr 16' r, • CO\"C pauo a.un tage/ Bach unll w/hot MT 284i • crpts drps No ~1.a OWMBSHIP Moan Fe...a•d Rel. 3 br, 2 tna, pvt. access dri vo thru iar. 19142 ltoyale Condo. 3 br, 2 ba, s.f• AMI 3210 plate. $150. toe. ulll. mo. · .: Call M7-6061 ~ l1n·iSeolownenbaveall •o•••••••••••••••••••• t.o beaCbCll. Beaut.. yd., ~Cr~$26S. 2000s3.r~1::"·rrpl,~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·0995 28R,bltns.cpl,drpl,enc. the work, all you have Lo G••r.. 3102 yrly. l/$e. $S9S. 842-2006 or or • ~dill.a. ily 714~zr:~· $1", 1 Br •inales pet au Waterfront, I Br, 1 Ba. aar, Adults. Jnq. Mar. WALK TO HACH do 1s raiso the rents. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 675-<4869 2 Story. 3 BR (1 Jack & u on • uUl pd. W7 Oranao Ave. Beautiful 3 bdrm, 2~ Huge bedroom• and Costa Mesa, 2 Br, $UO, s Br View pool & loooi.s. Jlll) lge fam-rm, erpts & VACANT. 2a&ory, 3 Bed, 2 $175, 2 Br, lcldspeu ~J· 7 2 BR 2 Ba Sonken IJv-bllth, studio, fireplace, 2 dGSel.$ mak\! w s triplex uul pd. MH ; also_walk to $600 mo 'wlll (.'OaSider drp11 atovo, D/W, xlnt Bath, vaew, 2 awidecb, Hurry I .2 Br, appll. kids · 1 'F 1 • B/I patio car garage. $37S. a1l wa th two 2 bclJruom, 1.S waL~r NB, $125 util pd; or mo. to mo. 64'M783. area. $400. mo. 84&-0873 big yard. 494-0634. pet pool BBQ $225. ~'7c .,"fr c,adwt.:s r.n•.! utilllles paid. NO fee. b uth unit11 and one :t try lhas ocean vu. Lag. Fee/Brkr ~t .. at1 • • • • ...-· Cull 846·1311, TOBIN' bedroom, 1 ualb unit lJch, $165 utiJ pd, singles lMMAC 3 br or 2 +den. For Lease. Oeluic 3 Br, 2 NORTH LAGUNA llOMEFINDERS u.tw.lllMd ~-3225 HEALTY always tull. Large OK. Agl/l''ec979-8430. Ht bu, yd. 1'.:nc. dbl. gar. Ba, nu cpt., Crpl, gar. 2, Bdrm., 1 bath apt. •642-9900• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 1 BA, nu cpt, drps. --------·- l t:oced patio y ard for 3 106 1• .. l>lk . lo beach. $<t50 $315.NearBch.846·2693 Frplc . ~cean view. -lalbo•l.l•d 3106 D/W,enc.giar.Qulet cpl. each tenanl. C.:losed Balboa Island mo. Yrly. 675·6740 d $32:5/Mo. incl. utiUUes Wtstu.Mlster 3291 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,185. 846-7l2V a.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ Newly ecorated 3 Br, 11/a WALK TO BEACH 3BR, 2ba, w/frplc, patio. 2 car gar. stove, dis hwshr. Ph : 536-4250 i::urages too. A P nless lie ach Collage yearly. SPACIOUS :J br. 2 ba. pvt. Ba. 'l'wohse, encl. patio. 3 BR 2 ba house. wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• BACH. l quiet student on· EWPORT rnvt.:!-.lnlen t :;ltlrlcr ut bike LO bcl\. Av"il 7/1, • · • Shur&l, 4 DR, 2 BA. (~c, ly. $160 mo, lsl & hast. M .,,.,. Sunken heal1.."<I waterbcd. patio. 60'J Acacia. .. & glass $485/Mo bl ... )9c. II .... ~ ~1•"""· ~ .... lse. Children Slnoles • · • tns. ~ ~. Pet mo. 673-19S3 A.PA.RT~•"' 108 Agate. 8alboa Is. 673-1776 or&W-0011 _,,~ • 1 U RNER ASSOC. 892 2l27 II jGuall ~ OK. ALSO l.ge 4 Br, 2 Ba. 1105 N. Cst Hwy, Laguna --·-------ilalboo PHJ..-. 3107 i BR. Unf$135/M.o: $159. 2 BR. CJ)lS, drps, slv, enc. gar. 17442 Queen.. Kids OK. 842·2003 Piiiar :~~!'.~~!~~ ... !!.~~2&1H<..~r~en$,4t5 ~.~-:b~~~ ~u:;15ava1l. tl/l , $323. ••494-1177•• Hoaet FuMlllhedor ••••••••••••••••••••••• P1L~S~T~Tl:;> t.. · Uefwalah~ 3300 PLUSH Large 2 Br 2 Ba n an · 0 pe Pl op•r a Chana Covo 3 Ur. 2 8:1, OC bea c h ; pat 1 o 2 2 3 ml h S MALL house, Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• h . •b 'p 1 ~50Newport Blvd, CM. 752•"20 Vu. $425 mo. Wntr lse Na rcissus ;See 1().2 New 2Br. Yl to be • Canyon No children on l e main ay. oo • Lovely 3 Br. frpl, washer/ \400 °"""'""NC~ HA(H Ownr. 544-6130/673-7838 . bltns. OW, kids/pets OK. Sl75 mo· Ph . 497.1155 · Security Blda. 2 parking EASTSJ 0 E 2 br, palio, tlryer hook ups. Adults , Choice area 3 Hr. 2 Ba $290. 962·0121. · · · MEWPORTllACH spaces. $450 lse. Ask for gar. Bllns. Adults. $185. only. No pets. Nr. Jkh. 1rv~~ LOCJUlla a.ach 3141 house. Pvt paUo, garage. 2 BR & den. frplc . Summer&yearlyleases Al 833-9300 or 673-5431 160 2lst St. $350 536·3978 18 yr. net, net lease to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. decorated. Pvt VJLLA PACIFICA garage.$360/MO. •96 1 From $650Mooth eves. · T '"CO Bell. $'lJ8 ...... 0 1·n-LAGUNA Hilltop View laundry rm. all bltns. 2 Condos-2&38Rs Loeust. (lowerunil).call llUGRUMDY Large 2 Br, 2 Ba, blLn lr•ine 3844 • ~ ... home, wood &glass. JuJy Ad Its ts 6, 5 2051 Call 968-2297 494.2622 1 _ _..._ 671::6161 2 BR nr. beach & bay. re· range & oven. OW. $325 ••••••••••••••••••••••• come.Over9 ~7o relum. l 7 1 A , 30 $650 __ u_ ,nopt: · · ....vr .,. decoraLed, lndry, prkg. 646·3"87orS"8-0173 LOVELY 2 br Condo $142,000. 494 3~8 u g . · · $280 ~ BR 2 Ba, new shag LOCJlma Ml~ 3252 Adults, Jease $300 mo. ~ , w/lerr. $325 mo, incl'!. Glantz RealtyServ. . Coda Mesa 3224 Av1ul-Now, McVay Real-••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 38R S . ' N Agt. 673·6210 EASTSIDE Spac., clean 1 tr rec lac's bt &last 545·'"'289 557·6244 Cozy 2 Bd, trees.100 Ca·••••••••••••••••••••••• ~n:i1;58 VanB1.tren ; BEAUT.-Norlhview 3DR, ocean.ufi~5.ru~:t/la~i CorOllGdelMw 1122 ~~P~~P~i~g·~~!00;gult. ~q;d. +. $100 damage COVINGTON nyon Acre:. Dr.~. mo. MESA DEL MAR beaut 4 2~2 ba .• fam. rm .. ~I Refs. Steady e mp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · dep. & $25. clean1.tp fee . ... PLEX (2 13) 39!1-2501 or362-~J. br, 2 ba, Cam ~m, frplc, 4 BcJrm , pool1 nicely lease inc. pool pr1v1l's1 Babies OK. No pets. HIW DUPLEX EJ\STSIDE 3 br duplex, Avail6/30. "' ... rt B oc.h 3169 screened pa l10, many c r pt • d and d rp 'd . 495·1164 __ I sinKles. 536-0414 ' 0 1 1 l I 1. 1300 cpl, drps, enc. ~ur. ~SU., 55:.!·0138/213·330-39W ~\1 1 opportunily Cor the .... ewpo • "tr as . W a I k t o a 1 l Ch Id and pets 0 K ' e uxe sp I • eve ' 642 1291 all 6l'M wkdys . S\)ph1stlcated investor ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools. Lse $435. mo. ~ re~ mo Located· in Spacious 2 Br, l 'h Bu ,; Condomlnl1Hft5 sq rt, 2 bdrm w/lofl·den, --· · · Laguna Beach 3848 sct.'kang rup1d apprecia· Lrg 1 01.l, hu.i:e_ liv. rm. Um Rcrs. 979·0238 ~.II.~~ 546.z313. ho'?1e. Frplc, swir~n~· I Unfurnished 1425 f~plc, plush crptg, hom.e· 2 BR, l Ba s ingle story. •••••••••••••:••••••··~ t1un & an excellent tax rm. kit. Swam g pool. • Coaslal & Mtn v1ews .1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hke storage, walk-an Sha' Crpls, drps, t>Mllo, OCEANFRONf Deluxe 2 ::.helter. This 2 yr old Quiet street. $300/mo in· ·::Acr e. 2 BR home, room BEAUT. 4BR 2ba, bltns.1 $36S; l Monticello Townehouse closets, balh & guest beam ceil, frplc, gar. br, 2 ba, bllns, adults on- bui lcJ in g contains 6 cdsgardener.~upleor2 !or .rec vehicles. boal/· W /W crpts thruout! 640-1644or548.2873 j 38drm, 2BA. Carpets, bath, bllr'I gas range & Adulls $210. 2544 "l '' ly.497-3262/213-799-6707 garages. a car port & a singles. No children orl lrallers etc. Horses hous e . Block fencedl' M rt B each 32691 drapes$26S. 792.7041 oven, patio deek, 2 car Elden,537·3125. separale ortwrs unit pels. 642-99S9 possible. $-ISO.mo. liar· yard $350 mo. Ph : ewpo • i enclosed garage w/laun-Newport Beach 1869 with 21,'l Ba. Ued in a rell Rily 642-5200 · 846·6Sl7 · •••••••••••••••••••••••i j dry room. Pay only elec· New 2Br over encl gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• clll·de-sac fo complete 4 Br house nr beach. I 3 BR, 2 Ba condo. Cpts.: HUNTINGTON BEACH tric. Adults. So. or Coast East.side. Bllns. cpts, privacy. al!. unlington Bayshor es. July & Aug. $190, 2 Br. Kads. pcl 3 BR, 2 BA, frpl, patio, drps, bltns, 3 car garage.'' 4 BDRM CONDO Hwy, s blks from beach. drps, adults/no pets. $260 WATERFRONT Beach location pw.ivides Call 548·6239. Ea:.ls1de, •·S Br frpl kid!. I e nc. gar, bllns., lndry $325. mo. Lse. 838.4127 11 :1 BA 2·Story. $295. nea $425. 435 Goldenrod, mo. 673·6041 VIEWS IN b l I k l.. pets fncd A~r · I rm. Wtr. trash, grdnr. beach. ~ Co r o n a d e I M a r . • , Nl!IWllWUST. a s upur ren 3 mar e H U fumished 38r,2 Bak1dspe~ pd. No pels. $250 mo. $425. 3 BR, 2 Ba, Frplc.. KATELLAREALTY m4>675.9337 Easts1deT~ . 1 191 r~. Call Agent. 842-7407 ouses n 4 Br.<! Ba, kads pets 536-7442or 960-3462 room for camper, boatll 847-6061 968·3301, Luxurious 1600sq. tt. Strlkt .... CS.Sign and an G:;;~j··········jioij FURN$125,1Brsangles I . 1' 282i lrvine.646-88&.1 -:3 BR. l 'h ba, yd, gar, $280Permonlh I ereoan1excltlngW3YtO 2 FOUR PL.EXES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fee/lirkr 11rv1ne 3244 p ... HORA.MIC VIEW 1• TownhouH i wash/dry, $375 mo. yrly. Eastslde SpcKious 1 llve. Ch00St totts 1 h1......baV' C C HOMER ... RS ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' : Adlts/no pets Avl 7/1 8 D 1 $2l5 I Windows. SICY1 O n , flr• osta Mesa Nr. S. oast FREE fltEE 1 * ! Ha y & Irvine Hills. En·! Unfurnished 35251 675.0657 642.7'9 12 · 1 r up ex· ·' 0• places.vourownprl'Vate Plaza. 4.3 Br, 4 2 Br. all 2 •Professional Service• I * 642·9900• I * RENT A.LS i le r lai n e r 's deli g h l· ....................... l 52S 6504 • . 645·8964 &646-~ .PatlOor~y.Afrtenaly Ha. forced aar, bltns. ,--UNIV.PARK I 1 & . ·UEAUTJL'UL & I · ---,.mllllon·dOllar reccenter. ) shake roof, l or bolh. *LANDLORDS• 14Hr.2 Ba,1''pl.bltn stovc.1 2 HR ,lba. . .... S315! w.P0.0 • ~ame r?<>~I ~ . '" . ~ew on, . Deluxe 2 llr Duplex ., Tennis court s.too. ' $82, 950 e a . 1 n com c H o m e f; n d e rs * crpls. Nr Wilson. SI.SO 13 1m. 21 :i IJ.J . S375/4251 Fantastic ne~ 4 br, J ba,, l~e San Joaqwn Goll I NR. OCEAN Uruque de· ~al.lo, t:ncl. ~aragc. S220t ..,1( •. 100. Bkr. 7~, •. .....,.,1 tlr 6 ,.2 9900 494.2330 ., l'R 2 1,3 .,,25 ·IOOO sq It cust.om home .. Cour~e in lrvme. Pool & luxe. new 2 br, 2 ba, loft, ~Call 5-48·7ZW ~, ~-... ., .. ., .. ., .. • --------">. >< •••• ··::~ wood cc1hngs, 3 rrplcs, Hee fJc's .. \Cro6S froml fp, beam ceil'g. Pvt. I r~.;. -• 524·5975 -I Cal1forn1a 's Largest j MESA. VERDE I · T~HTLEHOCK . many ll.lras. S12.5Q mo.! UCI & regional park. 2 patio. S450 lse. 409 Iris 1 bdrm. ulls p<l, SltiO. 2j Pro Seal lch Estate Sale -~Henlal Service!• 'i 4 Bit. 2 UA. _1,n_lm_aculutc. :J lil~:0t~al!:GE ·PA.RKs.1251 t>-t5-7 1~2 _?r &15·6177 : br, l>ar & 1-:ntcrlam'mt., 673-8248 b d rm $ 2 o 2. l" r c c1 F ·' I · -:.c7 3 'tu , Ctr. For Sophis ticated: washers, garages. N1cc .1 Mam sl. slores. 4·lung CDM$185,18rkidspetalll _!!~Y< SJ.XI,...., lJO I nm:~;Jm rm_+bonu_:;~2STO.RY 3 br.~1'2 ba.con·1 /\dulls. Hcf's. req'd.l8eaut.2Br,2Ba,$300&2 530·4210 ,. t1m~ len~nts. R.cn:-ar~ utll p~ 2 blk~tulx:h. . A\'ail July l.>, ((;ol. Pk.>31 rm . 2 ".t lHJ. . . . . ~ do. 1-rpl, bltns, pool. $3581 Owner. 1ic·c1. R~ llkr.: Br, 1 Ba •. $275. Uoth 1n -~~~~~~~~f;,entals from Jow , Ask1n_g Pm :t! 1:s Nol. LAG 3 Ur, 2 Ba. kids & br 2 ba lrg fam rm & din I 3 UH . den, L IJa . . . ~I mo. Lse. 834-1416 s700 mo. Lease :>44-80ti2I Corona Haghlan~s. Pvt. Sunny & cheery 2 Ult. 1 200 Promontory or. west. ~ut tor a 1-ulUI'\! Buy l111s pool r~. Sh~wn by uppl only. I "" B UFFS 3 BR 21 B Sat, Sun. & aft 5:30 orl Bch avail. 673-4132 ba. upper apt. Freshly dust north Of Jamborff is HOT! ForinfotallA l H. Bch .a Br, 2 &. kids S37Spermo &t,2.9731 I L '2 .a. 1 r !l79.43n 1 paanlcd. Carp., drapes, :onPaclftcCoastHIQ= Really 213/.IJ:J-0403 5223 pcl · l I Den or 4th BR. patio, ---·317LARKSPUR2br,2ba, blt·ans. refrig. $250 Mo. Tetel)hone l714f 675· I::. 2nd Sl, Long Uch H. Bch $170 1 Dr, appli MESA VERDE immac 31 VISleN pool & greenbelt. $500. 2 Br, air cond Townhouse. frpl, enc. gar. lndry. Call all 6 PM 559-1986 Owned and managed DY. ::.ingles. I br,2ba,frmrm,dblfrpl, •• 1 ..... ..v mo.G44-7Sl5 I Auach6d gar, wshr/dry.' Adu l ts. $33U yrly . . , 'Thetrvlnecompany. R--• Estate Fee/ Brkr j D/W, cpts, drps, dbl ~ar: · " ~ ... • IRV NE TERR Pvt h El Toro. $275. 830-8199 673 -3315 or 646-904.2 PM Spacious 2 Dr, l 1 l Ba .--G 552-7500 1 · ome . . . Lownhousc.Nr.So.Coast LIVENear TheDeach! WG1tted 2900 HOMEFIMDE.RS fn cd. S-125 mo. rdnr. for Lse. 1/2 blk. Lo bay. 3 Love ly 2 br & den, I'6 ba.!Choace area. Priv. 2 Br, 2 Plaia. $175. 637-2943. Casa de-I Sol •••••~•••••••••••••••• •642·9900• 545-4740 RENTALS br,_2ba,dbl gar.,yd.&j Quiet. res. Bale. pal10, Ba,allbllns.~vtlaundry l-, ' UeaulirulAdullApts OWN Prope rly in . 2 BR cpls drps gar. 2 2BR 2D "'')/\1\/350/360 pat10.67S-33S4 : sha~ cpts. frpl bllns,l rm, pvl. pallo, garage. E ·SIDF. 2 Dr, 1 ~Ba, From$180 I d I h OceanVu.Lag.Bch,iltiS, • d • '. I • a .. .....,., 1 • • 0 1 N e wly de co rated . Adulls only no pels. Ing ewoo • I ~,wt om ulil pd. Singles OK or 2 sm; ch1l rcn up to .I yrs. 3 OR .. 2 BA ........ SJ85 CHEER y Hbr. Va e w! :id~lts $325. ~93·227 n Adults no pclS bl5-<!0:il I ~ncl a r , a tio nu 2W61 nrookhursl, llU or So. Bay Area Br ~155 pets OK CM 0 K . rl o µet :-. $17 5 I 4 llr 2•.2 Ba bonus .. $525 Home 3 br 2 ba l>llns. Np l, avail J\ug. '---· - -. --1 dg . '& p . l • "'""'" 962·665 3 WILL p•yc•SH · "' ' • · 64 · 28?t> ' ' ed ·. · ' '' -----. crpts. rps ·pain .-""' ':' "" Also, fncd 2 Ur, HB, Sl80, ~ -1 • 3.4 DH; Furnish self-cln g. oven, rn~d. yd,IDupl•ns Unfurn 3600•Costa Mtsa 3824; m(I .518 i6!J2or G\-1 ll8714 Ph. Tom D A.Aelsandro kids, pct:. OK. 2 Br, kids, 3 BH. YA:\I IL\I, Yt'lr pd., :SU ~t M Ell RENTALS atL dbl. gar. ~omm .1 •••••• • •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• T.D.PROPERTIES pets, s m.~~es. Lag. Heh. Easl:.1tlc w. ~rd111 . l:.,l & RAISOR'S ~1 : $SSO ino. 64G-l2S!JI Rent s C lcm. Col<?n) Off Beahn Paltt ;.! . Im.' l •1!~ .\pl. North MESA. VERDE (2l:J)674·6907anyl1mc _Ai..'t_.!Fee~•HH30 ---lasl & l'ln ,.!. dcp s:wo l ~\es Covc l br ,dcn,lrg pat1os.: l , 2 & 3 Br. Adults no , ~osta,;1l:~~."vu1I now. or (714)1W6·5Zllan Ii Capistrano leach 3218 !li938·18 REALTORS ,POOL & Tenrus w/&ckj~ccan \'W.~.492·~100. pets.dshwhrs.shagcp~·I ~uo.,, S·7h .>. i Bclrms., 112 balh conclo wi th pool S33.5 :\10 STEPS TO BEACH IRVIME COVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 l:JH .. t.J mtl\' rm . :! l>a , -., 0 1 , 1 lJJy Vu 2100 &q . rt. 3 ~r·... rt t 11:'....-:-L-d 1• c losed .. garage, frplcd,1 l BR upl. unaum. pal10. OC L' N . , . ' 3 b , . . . • la23 Campus r:· n1!1e or<! br w/dcn. i''rpl. $5!b. "'pa mens "'"11>nC BHQ. Gas & wuter p . clo:.c to :-.hoppin~. rear Res ponsible pe r son c.Ai """' ncYt r 1-rpl · l>ll·an-.. Clo:-.c to 1 ·ampusV1AlleyShop<Ar • ''''"""' •••••••••••••••••••••••!Pool . d l ·d I l Ult, 1 l>a , unf,$285 MEWPORT CREST d .,. I · l' I l · -·I I & • ........ "' 1)-,., . .,.,_,... . yar . ma ure a u t or would hke to buy d1recl con °· c. l M . 00 •• ~n M 100 " :-.i~r~:-.-.. ~ ·1 C A.LL 833-8600 -Balboa Island 3706 LA MA.MC HA A.nS I · I s 75 All n · tromowner.Homcorlot. na:. cl. l'l~bhou,,c. ~W-~lonth lcasc.~lli l 1:hl -------l E.\STBLUFFlUH3·B.\,•••••••••••••••••••••••I 778S UPI CM coul~eri.46~1798 u11l1es Plea:.ecall831-1400. Callaflci·1>µ~ .. is3-J5.1~ 2 Bil S20U m•>. All uttb.'Turtle Hol·k 3 Hr. 2 Ua •. splat leve l. U1 ~ yarcJ ·, BR o n the bayrront j ~~2-~:· ~nc_. ___ . ___ _ IS1Come Property 2000 Income Property 2000 1•.d .S. ,~. l_l~~s. :w.J 121 c~p.l:. .. d rps· ~ra:.~l com·. Lea~e -<?a~dcn~r /water! w/bcau~. view. Sl?S·_.mo. I Dana Point 3826 2 BR. 2 Ha condo~ WE HA.VE SUMMER RENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cypress :st. 7.:>1·171G pul:lut ds~washcr. wet, _E.<!:_¥75. 644 1156 Rllr. 1 yrly. G7J·l200 or 644 :172\:1! A HOLIDAY t ••••••••••••••••••••••• b a r · C I 0 s c t ol • ·, 11 eves. I EVEJYD•Y• I OCEANVIL'W associated • 4 & Fam, Mesa Verde, schools.shopping, park&. W ESTCL~ I· 1'. Pembroke, • 1 " "' • c. Avaal 7/1. Min yard care. pool. J\vail lmmcd. Nol Ln. 3 br, 2 ba. <;:rdnr. $-175i Balboa Peninsula 3707 ~ Enjoy carefree living in 2 br . for qual'd. people. b Mo to ~to $325. Prine on· pcls. s425. 833.8447 ~o. Avl 8/ l. 642-1055 · ••••••••. •••••••••••••• this we I J Io ca l e d 545·4391. Afl. 6PM macna I Irvine Jy. Cal l Stun Meyer, -----· 3 Bedroom 1 bath home 1 BR apl, downstairs. ~~fy~house . For adulls s -;;-~P:A;:C~IO~U;S-;Lo:-::w:e:r~2;-b;::r::-.~21I~~~~~~~~~~ BROl<EAS--RE Al TOii~ ,(,,J .,.. tiulbl)o6f•Jtt 1 realty 556-617lor54!>-136tl. ILG.JBR,21f.i ba +bonusl for rent 'walking dis· Pref. retired or elderly •3bedrooms 2baUis I ba , g ar $235 mo. rm&frpl.Umv.Prk.nr. · 11 people Nr bl.lS&stores ' 4'"'199" 'c '& knd · 3 BR, very lgcencl. yard., Re c. Ctr. $475 lse. tance to schools, (a 675.0343 · · •Freshpaint&carpeb .,.,. "• e\ ·s w :s. quiel tree hncd street.'. 552·0055 547 -7(}1-1 ~. r a d e I e" e I s.> · •Coiy f1rep.1ace l EJ Toro 3832 PRESENTS THE BEST IM INCOME PROPelTY SURFING + SUNNING OM SA.MDV BEACH Oceanfront duplex -2 bedrooms each unit. Outstanding VIEW. Ideal investment. Asking $149,000 incl. land. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (G32> CHOICE CORONA. DB. MAR DUPLEX Newly decorated owner's unit vl/31 bedrooms & 2 baths + l g. "L-shaped '' living room vi cozy fireplace. D e tached I -bedroom income unit. Choice corner lot so. of hwy. $89,500. L o is Miller 642-8235. (G33) ).STORY DUPLEX On Seas hore Dr. -corner lot -fee simple. 2 spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath unit s. Custom quality cons truction. Parking for 7 cars. Ocean view. Reduced to $145,000. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (G34) OCEANFRONT DUPLEX On the penins ula -prime location -sandy beach -4 bedroom. 3 bath + 2 bedroom , 2 bath. Asking $176,500. H arriet P erry 642-8235. (GJS> FANTASTIC OCEANFRONT DUPLEX! Located in tht.: l.icst oceanfront area in Newport lk~1eh ! Only 11 :· yrl'. old. Upper unit has 4 hedrooms + sauna. lo"'t'r unit h<Js 3 bedl'ooms . $218,000. Clint Moses fl-12-8235. <G3H) DUPLEX Corona d cl Mar -two 4 bedroom units -townhous<' type. Woodsy vi/open b eam ccilin>{s. .Beautiful condition ! Walk to park. tennis & beach. $129 ,500. Lynne Hothell 644-6200. CG37 ) snrs TO BUCH 2 woodsy homes -each h as 2 bedroom. t 1 ~· huths, bc:im ceilings -almos t new Mn<lit ion 2 car l'arage. 120.000. K<~l·mary Swtz 644 6200. <G3B> 644-6200 SLove. nu pa111l, l·hild ' :s .180 /mo./yearly . .'"· Cof'OftadelMcr 3722 •Sunnypat10 !••••••••••••••••••••••• OK.S300.8o\7·75Ul HEAUT.new2br.2112 b.a, e ludes lawn m ain,••••••••••••••••••••••• •Gardense\Lmgw/pool --1 Rancho San Joaquin tenance. Appl} al435!!:l12Dr,1 Ba,Crpl,patio.S.or •Full garage w/s lorai:e 13 BR & DEN condo, dbl El Toro 3232 1 Twnho m e . Overlooks Modena, N.B. lietwecn hw Avail July 15 ~s Yoursforj11StS225. , gar, pat'?: bllns. S330 ••••••••••••••••••_••••• ~olf c rse &lake.S600lse-. l-5 PM.Sunday0nly '54/09931 496.1981.' · THEVENDOME m ~ Uy s 833 ·ld7 l 0. New lakefronl twnhme 3 1 552-00S5/547·7M4 ! Lo 1 Bluff 1 ll :J' --18-15 Anaheim 545-8628 ~1'.5f7t19~2~ n !'> f Bdrm, many xtras. club1 . • I ve .Y s ~rccn )C • $300. 2 BR . beaut. thruout. _ . I pnv. ss2s mo~-~ 12Br, 2ba. Condo. Avail Ju. f!R. 2b ba. Walledenlry.1 Nr. beach. Pool. Adults.!2 DR, 21"-z BA Studio apt.1 Hetbt-°'OR a.adt 1840 ----------ly 12. Pool/Park. ~75 Steps lo pool. $500 mo. Lse SummerrentaJ•"""· Bltns.D/W,cplg&drps.I .., 2 BR, 112 . BA con~o. n:io. T o 10qu1re Ph:1 i\gent.644· . mo.673_2026or833·3307 Pal10. $265 mo. 768 1 · 1133 I · ..,.,.,~ .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hefnger ator. Secur1l~. Pool, Jacuu:i, Rec. Bldg w /cxercise rm . Billiards. Color'IV. Hancho V1e10. A1r. at· 1 833·0618. 14 BR 3 8 3 Ca Garage ' Joann. Agt. ~l $I 00 BONUS lach. gar. 1>001. cpl & · . •, a, r ·1co1ta MHa 3724 drps 848·8500 or 5116-9563 T II E T E R R A C E · 2 blks lo ocean. <;<>mm. •••• •• • • • •••••• •••••••• 2· I IR LOFT OHL Y Guaranteed no rent IRVJNE AT M~A DR. S45·48SS · Townhome. new 3 br, 2 Pool & Tennis CtS. $595., LOW RATES 1·2 IR W /LOFf mcreaseinl97S Fountain Valley 3234 ba, wetbar, l>lt.ns, near mo. 64S-3370 aft. 5 :1 Pvt Patio, frpl, l yr lse WESTCLIFF2br, H~ ba, townhouse. Adult.s, no pelS. l i28 Bedford Lane. ~<!85. mo. Avail 7/l S. 548-7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clubhouse & Pools. $385. •Studio & 1 BRApt.s Lease 833-9442 Eves Duplex, Xtra Lge 3 BR, •Water Beds Available June 1st CO.'iDO, 3 BR. 2~a BA. · Jol'plc, D/W, 1 blk to best •TV & Maid Serv Avail HAYLOFT APTS Lge bonus rm. Encl gar., University Park Valla~e 2, beach in So. Calif. Yrly •Phone Scrv, Htd pool 283 A.vocodo. CM OM IE.ACH pool, l ennas & play-Great community, besl lease.$300.mo.870-9203 •ChildrenSection 6 .. 5 -01 .. 3 ~~~o~d. $:1 25 /mo . schools. Most desirable . 2376NcwportBlvd,CM !----"'---"'--- Bachelor from $245 2 Br 1&2 Ba from $27"-$355. 3 Br. 2 ha. blk lo bch. • " No pels/ch1ldrcn. Yrly ·-----spacious, 3 or 4 Bdrms 2. ~autifully decorated 2 548-9755 or&l5·3967 Hear CornpMtion Swim pool, tcnnt:.. a ll on Greenbelt $450. 4341 <h~n . bltns, & frplc HOLIDA.YPLAZA CEDAR~OOOS 2 UH. 2 HA . 8rund New IJa, tennis. pool, Jacuzii. SLory duplex, 2 Br up & 1 1· •Winter al the beach is beautiful W·Newport. 642-1603 ;11lult. $290 mo. f)l6·~:>:12 Sandhurj:! W.ay. Open children OK :rrly. steps Dl!:LUXE Spacious 1 Br, 329 Un1vers1ly Dr, near Sal/ '::>un. l1·4. LaJolla lo beach. 675-67?5. furn apt. Pool. Ample Bat k Bay. 1 hr, 2 br & •Views of ocean, Cala lana & Palos Verdes •Large privaledeckl> •24 Hr Securily , :J BR., B-'i ba.; l door lo beach. Open Sat. 1061.A.i Ult ve St. $325. 642·61 IH Huntl.n...ton •--L 32 .. 0 4S!H 706. EXECUTIVE HOME parkinl(. Adults, no pets. I d. en . Jo' r om $,1 SS . ~· DC'-.n "' I 1965 Pomona Ave .• CM 1'.:asts1de. 548·7437 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine RacquetClub4 BR, 4 br, 2 ba, cpl , drps, frpl, 646-1164 • Ho:lted Pools aunas •Assigned covered a BR Lovely duplex. Frpl, cpt.s., patio, gar. Walk lo Nwpl. High. $375 lease. 640·0899 Agt. 3 HR, 2 BA. Pool, cpl, hdwood firs, new drps, dbl gar, xlnl. cond & location. Beaul yd. Sm pets OK. $400 mo. incl. ~rdnr, pool mainl & wtr. is.t2-9037 2 Ha, cent/air, fed yrd, 2 lg. Country katch, all. ----------1 t·ar gar, $375. mo. Waler dbl. g ar, fncd. yd. l Br u nfurn $165; l Br CASA VICTORIA paid. Avail. 7/20.559-1655 lmmed. occ'y. $595. furn $185. Lots of bltns 1.2&38r, Unfum/Furn 640-1289 eves Pool. Walk to shopping. fr. $169.5-0 gas/wtr. pd. 3 UR. Princeton Mdl. in . M · ... _ h 931 w l9th Adults-No Pets Sec. gate Univ . Prk . Green-ParkLtdo Condo-2Br,2 'h i.~ac · · Pool,Rec.Rm,Elevalor belt/pool localicn Xlnt. Ba, dbl gar. Pool. Close St. 548·0492 525 Victoria. 642·8970 cond. 833-8761 to beach. Adults only, no -------------------1 parking •Additional free parking •Maid service avail. • f\armture avail. Brand new $70,000 home 2 . . pets. $300. 548-4989. 2 BR, fncd. yd, $215. mo. 120 ALBERT PLACE mi from Bolsa Chica Un 1vers1 l y Park . June 17 lo July 17 1 mo Deluxe 2 br. 1 ba, adults, Open M-Fl0-6 Sat 10·5, Sun 12·5 BIG CA.MY OM EAST Spacious 3 Br, apart. on golf course. 2 car gar w/aulo door OPener, air cond., frpl, wet bar, dbl self · c lea ning oven. Washer/dryt'r connec- tion. Etc, J::tc , Etc!· &14·0509 S B h $4n5 Townhouse on greenbelt, 3 BR. 2 BA, den. Tenrus, I I 675 '>'KW! • no pets. $185. Call : • tate eac . ., . mo. 8 f 1 2 blk t b h on Y -.... ~ Formal laving & damng 3 Br, 2 'h a + am rm. poo • s 0 c · · 530-3572 83:J:.9781 HuntillC)ton Pacific rm, spac. tam rm w/wel $385 p e r mo. Bkr · Refrig. Summer°' yrly. Furn Bach. apL Clooe to . bar. 1 brtrm, t>aUl dn. up-552-177t>. 548-8423. s hop. Adults, no pets. $215. NEW 2 br. Patao. 711 Ocean Ave Lido Isle Bayfront JBr, ~lairs 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 -::===========::.!.:==::::=====~ lnq : 186 1~ Roches ler, A~ults •. no pets. 5Z1 W <714) 536-1487 Jba, Summer or Yrly. · SEEK & rJND'll 8 -' .. ePoclre"C'' CM (upstairs) Walson, 642·160.'I i''urn or Uofum. Owner ('~1r sw r . cuslom pat.Jo. r , -Manai::cd by 673·1283. Of II cc ~HiJ 4S81. home Dana Point 3726 3 Br. lower, encl. patio., Wilham Walle~ Co ------ 751 G1fl l Ar. t cs F ..: c tt •~MM o c r-i o RA B ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpls. drps. Nr. OCC. LXY Twnhse. nr lloag. :! 1\\ all. Noy, I Bit, 2 UA, : SJ75 p1.•r mo .\:o.k for 1 Keith, Bk1•. !161H:J17. ---------Super 3 bcdrm, ~ ba +- den. Crpts, tll'J>b, U/O, S.150. mo. 963·45W ask for Bev or J oe New carpet, drapes & pa111l. 4 Bedrm. 2 ba wilh DW. $3GS. mo. 963·4Sm Bev or Joe llUNT. HARBOUR Luic- urious Condo. 4 br, den & :l ba. Boat s lip, tennis, pool . $550. L ease. 2l3·431 ·G971 ------ MICf HOUSES 3 & I Bdrm~. 2 bath$, l1repla<'<·~. ht~yarch :-.o ll't' 8'W 1311 TOUIN Hfo:ALTY ATTRM'TJV E 3 br, 2 bl, fo m rm, Crp, 1chls & i.hop's:. $37S mo. Top loc. 846 6280 ll t-: l' R 0 <' 0 ll I L t; C L F. A Iii E 1'1, S H ~K~NT UCKYX Y CSNOI PJ ~PRCLKMALK~E C R R H IF l t'llA R C.ESl.J TJOHLOH G :ACORR£LAT6180 CUOPIC I NSD R EN CctPYBCAL I COTCV VJ H CZ AR "'1'PEN80 SANDYRLPINOLARAYtTY OMR C LOUDMCULTURECLR ·-nociio-.,.. ...... ·-..... ...,._ ~ ....... . .. h-er4, ..,, ..,, .. ,.._., .. Ge ....... ,, ... .... ....__~ ........ -....., l'ALIC'O t'LAIR\'OYAl"'T C'OJtTIJC C'llllTtll,t'OAL C'OBALT COMMl.AClt C'HAf'fO Lllttt CROCOl>ll& CLOVI CHICKADEE l'ULTUltl Cll"QUBJ'OIL MOl"DAT11nnm r .. .. • $220. Arter 6, 557-0350 llKE TO BEA.CH br. 2 ba. patio. $240 ~¥~o NEWBREEDAPTS. NEAR SHotPIMG Quiel adlls 642-0590/ 4%·0195&000.114<1 Lrg b3Ch . w/loft, pool, Beaullful ne w 2 BR 642·1276 37 jacuzzi, encl gar. utal'!> inudio apts. Frplcs, E.ASTBLUFF 2 Br 2•~ H•tington a.och 40 pd. Adults only. $205. 393 bltos. dishwashers. 2 car Ba, ~'lJO. 3 a;, 2 ea.·~ ..... '\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• s d k .. "" ~ ~ NO INCREASE in sum-Hamilton. 6454411 ~~~~-~~9 ec s. om _64_0-_5_29_6 ______ _ mer rent. Beaut I br furn •Tropi~ Pool• 2 Br, 2 Ba, Adu.lts, nopeta. apU '16S Ii l17S. Spanish 2 Br, cpts, drps, bll.ns, •2N.~W3 TBRRIPLEX~ Vu of Back Bay. "255 mo. style bld3, Pvt encl gar, spiral staircase, real 1. •°' · Sl!JS., _.,.,., 644·0008. pool, sauna. tMry, adlta. frplc refrig patio gas & $375. Patios, F/P, ~·--------- 17301 Keclaon Ln, 1 blk wale~ pd 5431.1168 ' llunUnglon Sl. 539-6779 Cozy unique 1 RR. crpts, W. or Beach off Slater. drps, stove & relrig. 842-7848 Colla Mesa's F\nesl Loe. 2 BR, 1 BA, dsh~shr, W /view or canal. Util & Only kind ln the area. W /W cpt, d'?· pauos or cable TV incld. $110. yr-Quiet-garden-like·adult balconies. Encl. gar. YI ly. No pets. 1 Maluro laving. Lgc t ,2,3, Br, J, ml from ocean. No pel.4. adult. 675·9037 OC'~.139S !So WW crpls drp1 $200/mo. Warnet&Bolta ----------pal;o, bltns, 50~ wood Chica. •662 Mllo, apt. A. 2 UR Duplex, sundeck, nr. WIHLYRATIS E.HC ... Hs.ltet 727 Yort&toww llvd Rellch Blvd 3t Yorktown 536·0411 STUDIOS & I BR1 •Jo'ull K1Lchcn •llented Pool •Laundry l-'ac1UL1c~ •t-'rcc Ut1ht1c11 •Free Linens •TV & Mau1 serv.a\•:111 •Dar-B-Quc •Phone Service • l M lie to ocean burnin~ frpl. Beaut. 846-5'47 D.c h . No PCHS. Sen. h . .A 1 •· C1t1zens onl,y, $225 yrly. land!lcp • eat~· poo "' LAROE 2 br su.llo, patio, 675-0116 Atlract1v •rent fhctl . Couple. infant ok. --- MwtlRi .. Aph. No pets. $167.50. Avail I BR Condo In L.ux. 1777 San La An• Ave, CM after June IGlh. Alli<> 2 br Bayfront Adult Dldi:. on MJl r Apt 113 646·5S4Z studio av all July Lal Pt?ninsula. l'ool, many You don'l need ~ gun to 847·4440 xlras. $275.•mo. ~-969' ''draw fast" when you 2 OR, c pla, drps, new Close to beach. Frplc. place an ad In th ~ Daily paint, near fv.'Y le major patao. gar. 5250/mo. PilotWantAds!CaUoow ahoppi.nt. $171. No pet.5. Yearly, 203 40tl\ St. -842-5678. 545·0760 or 847 0070. 67~..SS2.6 I ' Add lt ... BUlld lt ... Olaper lt...Hamrner It ... Carpet lt...Cement rt ... Wl re it ... Hoe lt::.Qean lt ... Move lt ... Press lt ... Palnt lt...Nait it...Ptaste-r lt...Flx lt ... SERVICE . . . . DIRECTORY . :t:~~!!'!!'!!........... c_,.t S..iw 0n........ ......... ....,.., s .... ~ Hotaecle~ P•t""9/P•riftcJ rtu•N .. . . ...............•....... ....................... •••••••............... . .......................................................................................... . Accnl&"~eepJn, Carpet 4l Uphols tery OrM.makln1lnlheEW"Oo MIK£'SGARDENINO HANDYMAN-Homa & HOUSECL.EANINGilour PA INTING INTER· JUSTPLUM81•1 ae ¥re. Eicp •0 Rea-Cleaning. St eam &i p ean Mann1r Juno j · A c l IOR/E T r· F' tSe Reaa&tea taurant/ ConstrucUon( Sb1&mpoo. Free e•t. 1....,.1 •• FR•• ..:,,.m suit uahty YardMalnl. pta. on-sclent ou1 Bwsiness. Call Janice'• xterlor. o 1t u rv R t II "'"7 08 • _..... r..:.•w• N ,Cdll,Cll•S41-493G Craft.man.~. Raggedy AnnB.875-65S.1 your budg~t. f'rank. Ju,tOneCallTo: 8'~' .... • 69 or '46·7811 w/ao.y '50. pant.a aulL ~ $:>4-.5996 JUST PLUMOlNG OAILYPILOT . ) ~· · c a'rpot man·-asoaable Dealfned •mlldejuatfor Landscape Maintenance Glat1 •llOUSECLEANlNG• • w .4111 • w'-9/Altft"Clltiw "" Co I l I l U ... ,_ I I Il l l ----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Add-A..aoo• roairs·lnstallaUoa' You y Corday FMhlona. mp c eanl.\I) tel'\' ee •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Uy re aUIVcoup e w pain ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleaning. Cal!,..., _,, • By appt only. $5&.4232 Estimate. 546-9107 Windows, windablelda, Gd ra~a/rels.548-3271 your house. L.R. OTIS Plumbina e lat It iulju.'it your pal· I I -..-mirrors, etc. Standard & G40·1238 Bryant Water htrs. all sites, dis· tern. You sew It. Paul.It DI s~v oas by beln'1your 8tctric•I C &J GARDENING custom. Mobile service. Eicperienced, dependable ~ pouls, stoppagee., re lOO! Pallern llluni: & ad· own contractor, free est, Steam Carpet CleatiiJli ....................... Completeandoeat. THE GLASSMAN lady w ii l do you r Int/Ext. F reo tllt. 1 BR p1i1irs, remodeline and Justing svs. ~- Lie prof. consultant. Call Deodorizer, tlea killer ELECT a IC IAN Sml Clean upa, free eat. 893-23$0 ' bouaecleaning. 636--0fn4. Apt. $79. We do Acoustic. repiping. New Construe· T tr-• ~ us lit. 962·02!16 tool $l,O Room. Insured. Jobs/malntt.-.pai'ra 23 Ha-8531 or847·1070 L d • Gr eg. 960·:l166/ i>ett: lion 24 Hrs. Uc & bond ,... -n•c• ....,MU S•nlce Olympic Carpet636-0l'l93 yrs exp. Ile 2:saios. H.... • scap11t9 536·1943 642·G263 ••••••••··~··•••••••••• 548 S203 Japanese Gardener. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-'orct 's Tree Service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--·--· ------Complete Mal n l.· YOUCALL-WEHAUL ForCS 's Landscape. Sod ~easonable. Prof. Paint· MARV'S PLUMBING Experienced Crew. 1~::!~~~gfe•~1tfr!'c'fe'·n· t ';..-::::_'/.~~ ..... ••-.. DoorO,.•n Cleanup. Free est. ALWAYSAVAJ.LABLE Lawn:s . Sprinklers. Uc/ ing. lnt.-Exl. A1ao apt.s. •64ti·9807• Li c/tnsurcd. 962-7817 L EON.TE ••••••••••••••Hu••••• 979-3628 y ARDWORK. """ 0347 Insured. 962·7817. Beach area. 751.()684/ NO JOB TOO SMALL Pb· 549 3853 CONCRETE _. 636..S706 Tree Hemoval, limbing & . • STAMPING. C ob · 5•GENIEOPENERS• Weeding. lrimmlog. •HAULING• ROTOTILLINGS2S •---------Rep1ur,repipt!,waLer Shrub clearins. Rototill· NANCYBARNES blestone brick tile ummer Speciale . Hauling, mowine. edg· l':FFICIENT&FAST Landscapin&.sodSales. QUALITY Painting at a heau,rs.S1.1rv1ce lllles. ing642·2u24 . ~ .... Typine Service. Reas. patios,et~.641M349 'tnstalled &r Guar. Gokl log. Sprklers. Cleanup. ••S56-0347 •• Freeeat.Maatercharge r easonable price . llonest work.642·9315 < rates by the page or . Coast . E lec. SSl.QTS " 642-2580, 6·11pm. Free ----------1 Oays/eves000.2170 644-MlO Window Clecm.g ·~· hour.640-S88Sor548·269l. Patios, Driveways, Coo· _ss_1_.1_12_2_. ______ est. GENERALHAUUNG 1----------Plumb&ni ·Rooting $6. •••••••••••••••••••••••·' crete work. Tractor i----------t •REASONABLE• Mo•&.CJ perdrainorSU.50perbr. Re.id.nu/Con. c..,..t..-work Free est. 837~. •••••1 REASONABLE CALL~ ....................... Patio1 Lowest S37 ·2211. Free est. t>4G-8073 ••• • • ••••• •••••• ••••• •• •••• • • •••• • •••••••••••• FREE ESTIMATES M 0 v t n g • tt a u 11 n g , ••••• ••• • • • • ••••••••••• !>AVE & Pror1t. Custom Qualit y IM aint/Ldscpg • 642·2624 * Hauli1HJ/C&lm • Cleanup. 2 c.ollege Stu· Sunshade, covers, decks, remod, repa1 r, add-on. Chlld Car• sod, aprklrs , sou cood, •---------~ 547.3132 dents. Exp. &c Reas. fire ring, benches, wood, msulat.ion. Free est.&••••••••••••••••••••••• cleanup. 642·3331 / TOKYOTOM . 640-1749. br~.cond.Quality.1'~air Plumbing Repair, leaky pipes, reasonable. drain The fastest draw in the cleared $9.90. 968·7910 West. . .a Daily Pilot Designs. 645-3439. SUMMER DAY CAMPS 6'6-4908. Hauling, Shrub Removal, price. Creative designs. Propffty Mw;au•nt Classified Ad . P hone 642·5678. b k 11 G des K • We~dy 1 Care of ever· Yard Cleanup. Call Lee. P-'-"-/P.,1ri-Remodeling lge/sm jo ...... A>' are ac . . ra .... J .... ylh1ng for you ,, .. ., 1939 -·--.. .......,, ..,, Rem.,...el-Rm Add-Patios $15 wk, inc. all activities. a Panes e .:. x Perl · .,_,. 642-7347 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Keo, eves 642·1770. Ray, ....................... --------- Cabinets ·Car Ports· M·F. 9.4, extra bra. Landsc ape . F r ee C.M. . Prof Painter, honest days675·9184.Wecare. Garages. Mr Lee. avail. Ctntral Bible E11t1m~tes -~De.signs . BOB'SGARDENlNG MovU\g haulineclean-ups work reas. lnt/ext, tree --- gJS.3562 Church 645-5050 Specialized an paUo cov· Clean Ups &New .Lawns Sexlpd. A·lsl w8or7~2·126Free ests. est. "Re fs . 548-2759' .. _ te /R Aall. . ers, fencing, f&Sh pond. Ber 7: 30 or an 5, 646·2056 u en . 4 642-'3913 nul r • .. -.MASTER Craflsmans Any other General yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• Specialty. Remodeling, work. 979·7731 aft3. •TOP QUALITY PATCH PLASTERING finish work. refs. Free Contractor 642·0895 all 6. HCMIHcleanlrtg PAINTING• Al 1 Types. Free Es. est. Cuar work 499·3105. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Ge1Mral S•r•icn ••••••• •••••••••••••••• Interior & Exterior um ales.. Ciall 54().6825 F.H. Gerwick&Son Cl ea nups, T r eework, •••••••••••••••••••••••Exp. Japanese Lady Call Lee 830·7278 --------- Custom Carpentry. Add/Remod Gardening, Minor General Maint&remodel would like l o do VERY NEAT P ATCH Framing orfin1sh. Re-No. BH14321 Lndscp'g. lOyrs in area. Comm/income/residence hou secleaning. Own •THE HAMGM&b J OBS & RBSTUCCO. model/AdditionS49'4159 673-6041 549-2170 646·2693. Mac Neill•640·8292 trans.549·1029. O.SchwartzSr.558-1301 Freeest .893·1439 . PROFESSIONAL P ROPERTY MANAGEMENT 3',~ or Gross Apls ·Commercial 15 yrs. Experience Zink Development 131 Tuslln Av~ Tue.tin · 547-0.-.00 USITHE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT' SllYIC! DtUCTOIY ForR...tt Ser•lce Call 642-5671 .... 322 .,_ ta .... h Unfura. SUINMr Rentals 4200 Rentals to,._.. 4100 Office Rental 4400 l"dustriaJ R.ntal 45001 lniMn Lost & fOMd 5300 H.tp Wanted 1t00 Http Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <>pportunlty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~··~··•••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••··~··••• l'4•wport l•och 3869 BALBOA Penin. 2 br apt, RMMTE. Wanted female FULL SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Pure black rab· ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• 1 blk to bay & ocean. • h 1 3 b ' ....... " MISSIOM VIEJO On Sale Liquor License. bit. Vic. Santa Ana CC. $1 20 k J 1 1 1.0 s r. ,. r ........ e. EXEC s•"9ttr N . l N I T · w • u r on Y · w /pool CM $48-1573 • v1 • ~ Handy to San Diego 1''wy. o inven ory. o oca· 6/18 ame. SS7·0085. 962·8680 · FROM $180 200 to 2000 sq.ft. Call lion. $35,000. Contact . PARK NEWPORT •BEACH TOWNHOME.5 LUXURY Lldolsleho"'!e. A. tA a 83J.J&l owner831·1400 Carol or Roland Sims. FOUND:. lge whitt: dog, APARTMENTS IN SUNSET BEACH. Bayfront w/boat moor g. irpor re 842·1310. male, Vic. Columbia Dr. Retiree-Early or Late __ &&.-tu.. CALL (710 840.16481 Yrly. rental, lst, last & 800' ofc + 400' warehous~J2soo sq Ct shop in Orange I Cosla Mesa. 545-2429 _....,.. _1 838 _5013 cln g. dep. $210 monthly. carpet, lited ceil'g/prkg.j w. ofc . & fncd sto~age : FOUN 0 : mix Germ. We h ave this store -This fantastic Luxury apartment living Male or Female. Home: M. L zone $225 mo. yrd. Wired for machine I Money to Lo• 5025 Shep. It tan/blk, male. store with fabulous people who work overlooking lhe water. • N E w P o R T 673·3280 Wrk: 545·6000 64G·l252 shop. 545-0760 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• v c Costa Mes· a in it and jus t as fabulous people who Enjoy $750,000 health WATERFRONT (July & Ask for Don or Lv · -> ~ -•• • -.-, ---1 LOANS AVAIL .. OperaL·, ~."4145 a are · buy from it. We who work in the store :;pa, 7 s wimming pools, 7 Au~.) 2B R 2 ba, fully Message. * 1 MO FREE RENT * -UOO SQ.~· l w :J vl.l·:.. ing capital. start ups , ex·' ---------1 . h d · f 'd 1 8 Fr 1·2·3 Rm. offices rron Org. l'.~Y.: A1rpo1 l pansions. etc. Call Bob! LOST: Pomeranian, rc<J· think e nough o f our great customer~ Ilg te tennis couru, urn .. s eeps . ee Q . to h N !163 i878 t th t h th · 0 plus miles of bicycle boat dock. S300. wk. wet person s are my $135 per mo.' t!ar _._,_. __ Lloyd,JackCarterReal·; d1shbrwnw/whLchesL& to wan em O ave e1r wn trails, putting, shuf· 675·616~or774-4384 TurtleRock_house.$l50 airporl.Noleasereq. ~t!Wl600:.q£t2ofcs,heal' ty<714)487·7100 I mr kg"s .• feml. Ans to personal g r eet er -infor mation and fl eboard, croquet. Junior mo. 752·0116· 833·3223 9Til noon & hot water. 220 pwr. Topi ··~uffy" has flea collar. t;ecurity man a t our doors to welcome l 's frp, $229.50 monlhly; Laguna Bea1.:h · Lovely FEMALE Lo share 2 BR Beaut private Newpor CM loc. 673-1417. IM rl T t Vi c Ford Hd, C.M. them a s th ey ent er, d irect the m t o also l and 2-bedroom lge .oceanfront home. house w /same. (;dM. · .. . I o 9a9es, "" Rewa rd. 540-3943. plans and 2·sLory to~n Avll1_1 mo. or July $.1.SOO. Avl. 7112. $l50. +If.I utils. ex,~i.: · ~)ff ice in sui le. Lease 1000 sq. ft. w/orricc. DHds 5035 . various areas of the store in which tl o u ses. r; I e ct ri c Rita MY e r s. RHr · 644.6941 Reasonable. 645.3700 110.220 voltage. Heat. hot, ....................... LOST: Black M.~n. fe~\ they might b e interest ed , tha nk the m kitchens, private patios 494·5420or 960-170L EXJo:CUTlVE suiles over water. New bldg. Good! LOANS t 80°' Poodle, name Fane~ for sh opping with us as they leave and o r balconies, carpeting, Attracl1-ve 2 BR near Female R oommate t o looking Newport Harbor toe. 645·2244. Up Q /0 has r ed ~ollar, ~B li~·1 all the Wht"le k eep1·n g a w atchful eye • h 3 BR A I 2200 rt "A2 4644 j TD ___ •I/ 0 , 02851. Vic Mariner s drap~ries .. Subterranean Beach. Avail. July & s are pt.wsam~. 4oo to sq . .ro · 1200Sq. n. M·lw/front. lit L-z ro Park . 548 -5748 or out for those very few i>eople w ho par~ing with elevators. Sept. Weekly.673--0236 $1.20. mo. s75·6064CdM 444 N. N EWPORT BLVD. office, lge rear door. 220! 2nd TD Lo.ls 642·8752. ' might b e try ing to s hoplift from us. Optional maid service. H in CM Res lbl Unit "C'' ~. 3-Phase. Un1l l6, $185. 629! l~owest rates Orange Co. h Just north uf Fashion BALBOA PENIN. PT ouse · pons e Ulil. Pd. tii:>·815 Termrnal Way , CosLa Sattler Mtg. Co. LOST : Female Siamese T his positio n calls for muc.:h more t an Jsland at J amboree and Desirable duplex, upper, male, 25·30. Rent $I25 Mei.a. D:lys 540·5710. 642.217l 545-06ll Front paws d~clawed. som eon e w ho is trained exclus ively in San Joaquin llllls !toad. s pacious, tile, crpt, mo. 548.3762 NORTH COSTA MF~t\ eves. 646·0081 Serving Harbor area 24 ' Hed collar. Vic. Mesa security work, in fact it is not even Telephonc (714 )644·1900 dshwhr, dis posal, 5BrHomeCdM.Room for Medical/Denlal suile.,-. . . years I VerdeReward !545-7881:.. manda tory -we have our own forrental1nror~allon thermo. heat. Summer 3peopleover27.$170mo 950sqflavail.lstfloor Rt::Nft>OO~q.fl.$110.1125 LOST l\•ale S·moyed tra1·n1·ng program. However·, we "3n't ' orlonger.673-2039 ea.673-3121&675-1519. sqll.Sl55.1200sqft$170.2NOT.D.Loans wanted .. : •'' a ·1 '-San Clement~ 3876 . ---uoo sq rt gen'I ofc l>pace. 673-7039 /675·5116 We have clients w1uling ~ic. C~!lege Park. Anl> lo train som eon e to like people, to care •••••••••••••••••••••••Completely Furnished. Straight male to share lrg $345/mo. Ample prkg. W 6 0 to buy 2nd TD's. Loan on Muff · 545·607l ; about our c u st omers and see to it that 2 UR 2 IJa bllns 2 car lBK, sleeps 4• $150 w~. new apt ln H.B.$l21 per Mr. O'Keete.549-8138 ~~!~!! ... ~~ ... !.~. 2nd. TO"s. r.!ake new 2nd LOST: Blond i\fghan.' they a re w e ll taken care of. Thos e garage. Golf ~ourse 2BR. sleeps 5, $2~ w . mo. Must be neat. Gree TD s. Call t::qwty lnvest·I male v mos old Vic l f "th. S2 35 & s250 One short blk to 45th St. 213/685·5217 xl33 $100 mo. Furn. or ukn~urn. NOceed smrall thompe or Ap1t. men t. D 1 v. Ha rnel t Calle.Juanita: Pahsade~:j feelings must com e rom WJ m -:;.e~39 · beach. Also yearly Air, crpt, par 1ng. ean ron or erunsu a Mortgi.geCo.645·2134 (201 C· 8 h We . , 0 Must a lready b e a part of your · leases. 646·8362 days, Roommate want~.:\U. Westcllfr Ur . NH . Po1!1t. Yrly .. 636·7812. YrsinOrangeCo) t agpo .Je·y ,:,~,~d i~ I n.lrson ality & makeup. We feel t h is A__._uts fwWshed 642·4348 eves. Bay & Beach Area, 642-4097 Jodi Aug 1, will consider a , s · _ r c _, 1 ,...-• ff ll f r-U!! .. .a..._,_L.... ... 3900 675-664laft.5PM Sept.l 1 1 496·254:> I ope n ing on ou r s t a ca s or a ~ or lh..-a .,_ BALBOA Penn. Ocean· CdM s 1 750 r m a ture, r e fined, retired •1cntleman ••••••••••••••••••••••• frn t . Cott. or apt. Beautifully furnished 3 Hwy gd.rplos· 1A/cosqnd. 'dl .. HOUSESlTTlNG Avl. for Announcemftlh/ !Personals 5350 ° • • p I • • who is in good health (being on your ~. ~ Family·size, s ips 6/8. bedroom apt. with pool to Elev. cpts, pkg. 40•. S ummer mos. Gd . •nona s/ ................. ;• .. feet is a must) a nd is lookin g for some ~· $200p/wk.Mr.Connelly: s hare.C.M.$200permo. Mas t e rs Ownr/Rltr. w/pets & plants. Xlnt. Lost&FoYnd .PREGN~T .. OCITlllCll£WCMUTI 557.5770 days, 613-2405 Include& a ll utilities. 673-41 20 ref's. Call: Days, Mr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caring. conf1de o ttal part time h o urs t o round o ut his AOllLTlAKlSIDlLIYll•C eves. 963·3Sllor556-7896 Quinn 9-5 559·1363 1Lost& found 5300 counseling & r eferral. weekly schedule. Jf the pos ition 300 SQ FT. crpts/drps, ' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Abortion. adoption & d "b d b s eady m ade ""'"u "iucmno Ocean Frnt. Cottage. 2Br. Male or Fem. 23.30 to $95. per mo. Call &16·213 Needed. House. 3 Bd. 1 yr.I LOST/FOUND A PET? keeping. ~ I escri e a ove seem r •• •Bachelors Completely rum. Week· s hare apa rt. in F V. 6793709 1 ase $500 to $600 mo APCARE547 2563 for you , p lease send a brief resum e to.; • 1 IR, 2 8R ly. Call 675·7288/8J3..0222.. S h a r i . 9 6 2 • 612 6 , or · · ;ami.ly. ca"11 Selma0Allc~ c960.t290s 0 Ad/Noptiot n, ILofw -. Da ily Pilot Classified Ad N6. 109. P .0 . · • 2 BR & Oen SAN CLEMENTE 10am·2pm 2 MO'S FREE REl'4T Agent. 494·4439. os pay eu er n °· Increase your b~t h~c l fromS175 •$485 1200sq.ft office suiteNr. LOST ; sma ll female to3cupsaes.l!wks ~rl Box lSSO, Costa Mesa, 92626• and we Beach Ap ts·Selection Male desir es clean, young oc Airport. 4 offices WanttoSUB-LE,~E l BR SI am es e Cat. Vi c. y our money. bac k .1 will cont act you for an interview. Mesa~• fast& Adams from $175. per. week. or old rem. for room· recept ion area fully furn. PARK NEWPORT Bushard & Adams, H.B. 894·0641or8.i6-795!l 1 : S40·1800 CALL BERTHAHENRY mate. Small place by ! carpeted & draped.~ ror July or July & Reward.962-7660 I Dnnking problem·! I :: REALTORS 492·4121 ocean.Nosmoke,$70mo. permo1ncldsut1lexcepl Au~u st. Older r esp.I CallAlcoholHelpltne •Job•Wanted. 7075 w.&...W•t•d 7101: N 675·9637 gas.752.7376 mature couple. Call col·I FOUND : Small good 24 hrs a dayo""·""'"" "' ·~ _ Beach front, ewport I lect. Don McCallum, Ring. Vic. on School Bus. ...,., .>OoJ'U • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••-' " v 3 lir, 2 Ba, xlnt view. Female lo s::r~o! Br, lusiaHS R•ntal 4450 346·1035 i Pis. c all lo 1dent1fy.l SPIRITUAL READER I Mat. Eng. Nanny del>ircs APT MANAGER, retired. 'll~ 'l ""_-_,._s Slps!l.AvailJuly. 6h7o5u-7slello n Is.••••••••••••••••••••••• • 673·6489 I OpenlOt\MlolOPM . Charge preschool child. Somemaint.SmallBld~ ~·~-· _ 642·525Lor 548-4751 Reur ed Cpl needs rental• : . . . • 1 LJve-in. NB646-1366 Apt++. Kurt.5415.111 Oct thru Feb. Pref. furn.I FOUND; Box or Kittens.· Advice on all matten. -llermosaonthe Beach Furn. yrly house on THE COLONY Newport Harbor area.I Owner pickup or w1lll 3L2N. EICanui:ioReal EXCELLENTTYPING APT MGR. HWlt. Bch 7S. CORONA DEL MAR 2 8R rurn·$225 wk . Balboa Isl. Female lo 30 RETAILSHOPS Approx $400 mo. 898-10621' give a way. Vic. Beach &j San_Clemenle, f or appl. I in my home units. W1fl! w 'employed' 2 Br Townhouse. frplc, Families only. 213/ ~:-~~~/same. $155. mo. Prime reasonable space HOUSE OR Orange wood, Slanton.j Call.492-9034 4l}2-~1361 Call Pal675-4177 hus band. Mature. handy. trom $275. 1 Brfrom$205 376·4733 available large & small. APARTMENT ! 897·1340 IM at n:1 re L ady: F1 ne1 LEGAL SEC. Ex P . ~a~~~~eFr:1~~i!':n~ Pool, tennis, continental Deluxe 1 Br, CdM, com· GcrOcjes fora.t 4lSO Old worl~ charm with NEW P 0 RT BEACH· FOUND: Miniature male Swedish massage in your I Mature, Reliable. Sharp. sal. Wnle to Classihe4- breakfast. Some ocean & pletely furn. incl 1V, ulil, ••••••••••••••••••••••• French w1ndo~. gables PREF Collie or Shellie. vicl home. NB or ~aguna. Corp. EsL. Planning· Real D 1 p 1 t:. faa~~:~n~;~~i::~fo:~a~ ~~r~:~~r~l~:~~ ~~o~:~eeon~y~Cfe~.::f~ ~el~~T~·a~d~afce~tr~~ JBR,2BA.LEA.SE South Coast Plaza.! ~u~jM~nJDl~._&4~~~1;~~·1 Est~te. Now Employed ~~no:4:::0c;01~,YC~~ shopping " fine beach. Aug. S pecial rate for -1 Grounds TO $450. 642.2tl')7 556·0146 I Ta sit l 0 (a 't 0. Desires Prof. Improve· Mesa. Ca 92626 ., & dry· $40. mo. 548·1"" · ues·. a · or app · r ment. Desires Fashion • 644·2611. season. 673-1265 (C.M.) 580 BJOA~~"cit Garage to rent, for Found: Insh Setter male.I 54!).4131 ls . <ONLY). Des ires APTS Cpl. to manage i ~. ~~~~~~~~~~lsTEPS to N.B. parks & OfficeRntal 4400 LAG NA A storage only, Newport Vic.Orange/1.SlhSt,H8Wilnesse~needed toacc1· Mitg.Cardll.Ambitious. exc h g. for renl al .. THE EXCITING channel. NEW upt; 2Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49 4-7915 Hgt s area. to $25/mo.I Call 960-2338 dent occurrini:? Mon May $850 Mo. Eves: 644·70\17 lowance. Some matnl ro-. Es .a.PTS 75 642· 7756. . -& .: ci 'd 645·6754 PALMM A,.. • 2ba, gar. $200.·$2 ·per PROFESS'LCLASSA • L?S'.f :Alt~redmaleL1lac 26,1 :4:>p~1,lrvlne ..,an C hauffcr . Cook & · , •• MlNUTESTONP'l' wk .67.5-1453 Bldg, 290 Harbor Blvd, Bus1ness/lnvHt/ I 01n l S i amese cat. l1ago :Sls, N.D. 548·5.554 House man. Li ve-in . AHE Yuu Look1n~ h>J' BCH. h C.M. Air cond .. wood l'OPLOCATION Finance answers to ... Max '", vie. Wt!ckdays. Single, age 51. Free lo JOB s ~CU KITV '~ The llach, 1&2 BR. rrom$165. Lui;una Bch 2 8d vu. m. panel walls, drapes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spyglass Hill.644·0376 One man wornan .s"•'ks travel. Higf't class refs_ ARMY has 1l·a. n.d pay&> Adults No Pets Deck, 3 blks to Bch, $230. l · MESA VER.DE •·-I "'~ W 11 C II 549 2929 a 1'. 1561MesaDr. perwk.M_11ybeseenSun. carpe t , eec., music, DRIVEPLAZA -nH5 Lost· Sm maleblk&brn s in cere marriage from NH area. rite we . a .. :. (s Blks E "Sl olNewport only. 425 Shadow Ln. j anitor• parking. M. R. for store or office. Ample Opportunity 5005 Dac.hsh~nd mix. ''Taj"" m inded one woman man Classified Ad IJ348, Da~ly for 105 . , .. Stever , Mgr. 557·0136 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• I l M B 11 I 675-0189 (48·60 ) Details, Dox 4151, P ilot, P .0 . Box 1560,1._ ________ • Blvd.> Laguna 2 Bd, ocean vu 646·8396 parking. Town&country Vending os on. a 5 · Costa Mesa.Ca92627 1• 546 9860 h d k $225 atmosphere. S.A.92701 -----·----house,nrbc' ec' · 1501 WestclffDr. 1525 MesaVerdeDr.E. CAMDYROUTE Lost: White kitten, greyl-------5-4_5_0 Male N urse Available SCliUTH SEA wk . 494 .9947. Costa Mesa. 545-4123 Excellent route o( candy ears/tail & under eyes. Trani Private duty, 14 yrs exp. Oceanfront Cancellation Newport Financial Ctr & s nacks available ln Little girl heartbroken! ••••••••••••••••••••••• References. 675-6641 Atmosphere, qui e l 6/28til 7/12.2 Br, LHlllMJ OfflceSpoc• DELUXE office, comm'I your area. Ideal way to 631-0988 or6«-8220 SEE EUROPE gp:~:n •. 28t~r1.. ~e'.:.t: {i~: $225 wk. 6'75-8531. Call o~ .. S2i3te11M1anta!,e6r & industrial spaces. A~ s uppl_e menl salary or LOST: 9 mo old Chocolate BY CAR Exp Fedm Prac ~uhrtse bo S <710 .... · ex ""' mini wa r e houses 1n p ension. Locat1~i_ts. Lab. Rtvr, maJe, ans to wants ays or mg s. Leda St., E. or Har r . Bal. ls. Cozy Cottage, Laguna Niguel&Misslon Insta~lallons &. Trw":1ng "Coco ". Also Ceml Purchase any European Mon thru l-'ri. $3.50 .hr. or G~rd~n Grove Fwy. frpl, patio, sip 4. 6/28 lo Vi ejo areaa. Handy fur~1shed. Financing Chihuahua, 11 yrs old, Car for deli very 1n M us l be 8 hr shift.. Kamia VillaS?e. 7/5. $125. 673-4051 San Diego Fwy. 200 t available. Can be ex· grey & blk, ans LO "Chi· Europe & let us plan your 548-8597. 534.5595 acatiOft Retdab 4250 2000 sq fl. As low as 3<Y panded to full time .in· qwta". Lost nr. Harbor individual tour. F~om -X-ln_l_H_o-us_e_w_o_r_k-. _Ba_b_ys-1t-,1 Rooms 4000 ....................... ~-.c a •• per sq rt. 831·1400 come. For information View Homes. Reward. tak~·off to home·landing, Italian cook. & altera· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ABIN, Big Bear. sleeps ..r=-'" .--W 2 SHOPS, ideal location ph. 714.879.1284 Days 64ti·9716 or Eves you Ube in the hands 01 t1ons. Rers. 548·39.'12 h l 2 r I ./'.c-r b k dl 644-5272 experts. Also lease & ren KOOMS $20. wk UJ> wil 12. Col TV , pooltb · P · /Nt ....,~ or 00 store. can e Mfg. Pallet ~1M mcrl!C ta l cars. t;URAUTO, Help Wc1td..d 7100 AVON THERE'S A WORLD WAITIMG • FOR YOU- A s a n A V 0 to{: REPRESENTATIVk:;! \'ou meet new people • have xlnt earnings Bel;.. tcr than sitting al hornet: <.;all : 540-7Wl or Zcnitll: 7·1359days : kitchen $30. wk up apt. sundk. Day/wk . 494-86 11 .,r _ _..... shop o r . arl gallery. Mfg/Sal~s t;oldJcwelry LOST: Honey & white Lido Villa g e. N.U ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~18 -9755or645--3967 · Lag lich ---~::;..-,............. Locate~ m the Mall al V.W. /\uto Hepalr Sl:MXI. Collie, male, 5 yrs old, 1 6734 550 •. The t' actory, N .H. Piua tukc-outazlcrms ear bent down. Answers TIOMS BABYSITTER • Pvl enl/K. pnv. CM MAM M 0 T H L akes 673·9606 Sec u ri l y $50M mo: lo "Harney", Vic Dover btploy111Nt & ALTERA 1'o care t'or 2 hllle i:1rl!i• $25/wk & $60/mo. up I> e I u x e C 0 n d 0 · merge shore R. R ew a r a ! preparaffoa ASSIST AMT ages 2!-!z & 5 wks 1n our: 548·5954 or SS6-~ i:; v er>' l hi n g r urn ' d · 800 SQ. FT., ample prkg. Mobil Sta net $1000wk 642·3089. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (J>arl·Timc) San Clemente humc. W•: $125/135 per wk . 846-5456 $250 mo. No lease req'd. HOL• .a. ..... D IUSl ..... ESS Sc1.--11 & I d 1• Ulx across from occ. eves ss• Piil sq FT 814·16 E. Balboa. Balboa -" " LO.ST· Sm Teacup Poo--need IA respoos ble a u ... Neat malo student. Cook · 1617 WESTCIJFF-NB Penln. Agt. 673'5410 64S4170SALES'~~ · · la1tncti011 7005 Xlnt working conditions who truly enjoys th~· Privas. $25. wk. S56-()637. LAKE Arrowhead new 5 die, fem ale, dark grey. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &out~tanding benefits. company of bright wel!; b 2 b I ... No AOT. 541-6032 11-...&.-&.-1 .. R'ii..&..11 4500 Tips of ears blk. Vic 16th P . d Apply 10·4Mon·l'Ti adjusted children. Wil'!· r, a , 11 pa. -· · -'" ~ MINT PL., blwn Santa Ana Av Art Lessons: amt. raw, "' LUXURY COMDO S hore, $1'0/wknds, $140 up 1tor&Olfic.ss cpta •••••••••••••• ... •••••• * IMYIST * &Orange in CM. Reward ce ram i ~ s • e r alts. J .C . PEMMIEYCO mg to consider live '" ar-. on water, 2 Br, 2~, $220/wk.213.-al drps air balh. 17301 NE W BUILDrNGS at ~;;!s+~~~l;~,:e~i 646.9839or673-4447 Adult.s/Cb1ldren.64W5$'7 Z4Fashionlsland rangement.4!&1079. : view, frpl, boabtbaUp, h ' NEW p ORT Steps to Beach Bl H.B. 842·2834 O.C. Airport. 3400 to 8000 lea .... out. Perfect for rt• FOUND.· Brl--1.• e •· Wh'. TENNIS DAY CAMP Newport Beach Baby~iller, my home, 2·1 , jacu nl, ho 1 • op. .,, sq I t. ample parking. _... •l!W • ' Prico r educed I Mr. beach mod, Z ll4 bt. ~65 NEW plush ol~ce bldg, 2 SOME UNITS FOR Jal.cl business. C l aon· Fem. p It bull? Vic. For Juniors. 2 Weeks. Equal Oppor. Employer p.m. Rotating days off. l • Head. 673·7022 eve. t.oS450wk.sc.3480 to 6 rm 1wtt1. Con· SALE AT 1~ DOWN. ing. ~Bloc~ to 170. St. c 0 r 0 n ad 0 , c M . Pr lv~te Club., T op Children, call morning l/629·966ldayiJAg.,,t. • ............ 4100 ference rm. xerox Kollllrvloe Oonter. Call Good parking: lC you 962•02181979,7199 Teaching Pni~iOl"la.la. APARTMENT M ag · beF. lp.m .642·1460 =~~· ... Nr. OC AJrport Dan Curti-. (714)9'19·""""' needa smaUofflce,call Transp avail. $75. an1 er. S..U..erl .... 4200uuuuu••• .......... ;:!' . ...,.... 1:1 ru.w LOST · SCHNAUZER S4s.s893 Mature coup e toBABYSIITE~wanted foa •••••••••••••••••••••••WANTED: Roommate, · v· • man11ge 75 units in pre-l yr. old Gtrl. Nights.,. Woo L 2br 2.ba apt. Stl'alaht. mature male to WATBMOMT 2500' M·l CM117tb & male, silver/grc~. ic. University or So. Calif. stiaearealnC06taMesa. Matureonly.Call. l..iod ux. •• share luxurious 3 br con• P I • c e D t i a · 2 2 Capo Beach Shop g. Ctr. certified tut« will t.utor Must be expericnctd & 64~1 • f')'PI, patio.)() deck, W\r. do, boaut. tum. Jacunl, M•wpeti .._.. pwr/prkc/exhlt air. 12' 493.5450 REWARD! all arade Jevela &r most reliable. Xlnt snlary t --------- view. 615·6359 pool in Irvine. 1175, mo. t>xecutlveofficn n. 646·1252/644-2228 LOST: Siamese, female a c 'd cm l c a r e a 11 . apt It uUliues. Ideal j~ abyslucr, rclla. lady $160-'225 Month 645-9'1il r r1 hl I Wnte Care for 3 yrs, 9 yrs, Ulk to beach New Condo. 54Hi7Ul Viewofboat.a&water C 3 SHOP. 1800 i;q. fl. + w/org & flu collar. Vic. · Cnlr 1111 droAIAPd N 318 yrs during Summerva Jacuill/volleyball. Slps C-h ... •U"'n wom""' LO share llaL •••-y 400 aq. ft. dllC omce. 3. 15th & Kings Pl. N.B . .._.__ w-..a.....a 7075 HI I e o. , my home. 4 n ... rs ~ w • '"' k ""'" •100 ,..., .. .._, • "--n h d dra p 'me "~" 6696 a,. 5·30 -~ Dally pilot, P.O. Box "'""J 6. $1-·W · trVO"., • your upl In C.M. wilh Realtor 67Ml6l · over ea · n ,_.. n . · •••••••0 ••••.-e•••••••• 1$60, Costa Mesa, 926216 $-JS+ $3 t'ar allow. Mui MODERN 3 br, r eer 11ame.S40·371B OFFICE or Store Rental }~·San Clement.o.»sq. Car pet. Clean Co. 15 K E'OUN O; female Aust. ~xpor. Medical/Dental Cla111Cled ads sell big a.rh•:~. No""'r".1~r=· ~," house on ocean. Cowmpl. eo•malo to aha-M.V. Oce I • RED CARPet' df'06S. E·Z t.erms. Muat S h c P Pu P PY. V c. ioauranco work, part mall I ..... rurnI.h..ct, $2SO. wk. l hi Ito ~l 1~· ~t·carni:~ s~ REALTORS sell. Good lnvoatment. Edward1 fl Slater, H .B. time in Dr's otnce. :=J~call= any ~at' 0<ld-.,£~~~~W'ft 6-Tprn ~.wport..U ... .,, for re ~~b~1~:..014L mo. Clemente U1·176\ 52S.QOJ. 84l-83S2 OW150. datl1- R .r\I& OQ, ' .... ~!!:'::'.. .... ?!~!~~~.~ ..... ?!~ ~!'.'.~ ......... ~~~~~!!: ............. ~~-~~ ~!!'!~ ....... :i~ .. ~s.~ Sola. LoveJUt.. n• ... , AM EJ\IC AN Pit Bull Pup-q\lali\)'. Boaut. never . a DAil. v PILOT Saturday, June 21, 1915 I ...,W-.4 7100 HttpW..t-4 7100 tw,W-.41 71001 ..... W~ 7100 .ED C~RPET CIKTD NIGHT Andque Ruulan dlieat. plti w /papen. S0.9'37 used. Movift&96&ti22 NlUA Wm. • Muy dtak, pair or Art. 7, SZ3·1473 J PETRIE'S a•••n SHOP ..r-·~ L... Enllllb Lad}''• chalrl. Movtnii: CullY ~·~ 2 UNIOR SALESMEN J;T"" ~me "' ear lrte greatest success Stollordahlre rl&ufea A K c N o r we 1 i a n Br apart. all furrushmp ............................................... ··•····················•····••···•·•••···•·•·· .. ~ ·, ~ ..... , UGUMA HILLS story ever told. Enaliah dlnioi Mt _.110 f;lkhound. ma.I~. l'-' yrs. ro; sale. 'See at 3301 -:;,~·Ages 12 16. Earn $20-$40 per week •Freesalestraining cbaJrt,bufCet,aetVer.t.a· 64&-30t4 or9'8-22l64 Seav1ew,CDM. ... getting new s ubscriber ' to the DAILY Opening In August •Fre advanced tralning ble. Fri. " SaL io.m-3 Toy Slk Male Poodles. 8 7, Sora round corree tblc. -. • •• PILOT arter school and Saturdays. roamOM n..-For •Management opportunities 3pm. 847 En\41r'ald Bay, wks. old. M&-0142 llfl s Fluo;escel\l fixture. Must be out of school by 3:00 PM. No _,.-. •Redu~cd License School fees, fees La&wt•Bcb.or~'n5S. 64$·2801 Hose,xlent.963-35S7 d e li v e r i 4.! s o r co I J e c t in g. Mana9ers -Assistant Me111a9er5 refunda ble. K£ESHONO, reml. n .. COUCH & loveseat, whtto ~!""~ T ransportation furnished. Huntington Cas hiers & s•apeopl• •Many of our salesmen exceed $20,000. Appllmcet 1010 ~:1Tdre~.~:~,1~_w 1 lvine n w /odav~ooaddo t~12Sm. ~. • Bcach -fo~ountuin Valley a reas. call Excellent opportw1ities for qua lified p /yr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v e ry go ... . • • 'f-1\l ., 847-4360 app}icants. Oulstandlng Employee •Lice-nsed & Unlicensed pe r s ons Gas Range, used 3 mos. YORKSHIRE Puppies, firm. Ph : 549-4118 i,','J : Equul Opportunity Emplo,ver Bene fits . For Interview contact L. welcom e xlnt cood.$~95. Air~-AKC. xtra uny. 7 wks. Aqua nau&ahyde couch. r~ ~... Masterman. (21:0 865-4417. Petfie's' •7 P .M . Monduy. June 23, 1975. 29,000 BTU s, u.s~3mos. 646-M71 chair & oit.oman. xleut ,;.....:•. ... Los Cerritos Ma ll •at 10024 Ada m s, (corner Brookhurs t xlnt. ss95. 492-8843. A F o .tr A N Hound condition.$50. ~41W3 .;~-1 HefpW111tt.d 710 H.lpW•tH 7100 &Adams) Huntington Beacll. Wanted.: Washcu-"·~as w/papers. Male $100. to Full size firm Ort.ho box ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Refreshments served. dryer m good cotidat.J.oo. gd. home. s prings mattress & ta:;::Tia bys ittcr "'lllll\·IJ. Si111 Dt:n La I A :ss t , Orth Help Want•d 7100 .... w ... tH 7( 00 •Phone 962-7771 SS2·7778 a ft. 6pm 536-8934 rra me .' 4 mos. old. :,,i.,;: 7c.i3e0m5~~0l(• a.rca. S d<Jys. Cha irside, approx. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9751 rt 7 p...... ~--·3 492·8785 days wk . Orlho exp. req. Hous ekeeper. Cure ror Fri~idaire Custom Im-* Siiky Terrien* · a pm -~"'·h 8 A H y s 1 TT a:; R N Start iJ·S4 hr. depending ~lderl.y lady, So 1...a,unu P ARIUMG LOT pert al yellow washer & AKC 557-2821 9• corner secti()Clal, Beige • ... #> mer ...... 011" 'I· 20-30. t>42-2ti2t> evt:s. Car reqwred. rers CPsrt-Tame YEARLY( •••••••t••••• .. ••••••o ••••••••••••••••••••••• :><>2-71'78 Free to You $100 See Dime-A-Lines .::.,~ •• Lindbergh Sehl tor SU~ on t:xp. No s""*mg, at;e 2 hrs rno rn10~. samt I ATTEMDANT ._. W•tH 7100,Help W•t.d 7100 ~!~c. dryer. $100 bolh, 8045 Scotchgard. Ex. cond • • ..rflJ u •' ar~1e '' 11 fl 7 &~1 •!7u3 • • • •••• • •• • • • ••••••••••• . N . .,•.. ' ~a_!.r pm ·u " • ~1ty oC Seal Beach I' A m . a n a 2 2 0 Long haired male k1tlt:n, Sat. 546·3088. ~22 ta· ..... .r8artend-..r· C0<:kl~111 Will • DEMT~ llOUSl::l' .. ;EPt-:n ro1 ~.50Perllour RN Refri g /Freez.er , cop-bxlr a med ,8 wksold.Blk gra.CM ~.1.. train. M1ddlcage<1 pre-Cha1rs 1de asst. Expcr Id 1 1 p 2 Apply C1ly Hall THE NEW t $200 be l oC ..::...:._:...:......-------... :,. :frrrctl Malt.• or .. \·mc1le pref'd. C. l\1 . 540-7617 e erl Y. ll'P . rekpakre :!1 1 ~th St. Seal lk h EMERGEHCY per one. . or s -& whl, and gry & whl. GUN CABINET $40, Kgsz. "'-'" 1u•u ft .,,, mea ::. a c 11)::. u w . eep p t l 7 "" h n XI fer. Call 645-9792. eves. 837 ·5718. Headboard $10. Bar $30 • ..,.u· ., .. .,,. ;, JVpm -DISPATCut1:n house d o , be able lo 2 !3f.t31-~27ext50 ime J· : ..... s ' . • nl • • "~ I-rnal Filing Dale benefits & workin~ con BROADWAY 2 Dr. Refrigerat..or W/lce KITTENS. Gd. b--..,,,1n«. _4_9_2_·34_7_9 ______ _ lff \IJTl\'I \~ ... l,·11 l Grav~y··rd ~ .. ·rt. Appl.' dr1\'e. !-'rec board pvt . k '~" <> ... , .. • • ., • ::. ~ 0 .. ru lr .. •. -. ' June :M, 1!175 ds .. :oF. Contact Donna Ma e r . 15 cu rt. $145. Sec lb uppreciale. Call KINGSIZE Bed set w/dbl. ,; , needed, ,\t vrn:~ malo.tnJ.: 111 per:.on, rm, a. :sal ~~ .. ® Roache, HN, Cost.a Mesa Har"'.est Gold Apt. size 979·8978. dressers & mirr. Xlnl. •• ; · Salon Tuµ l1H·.11wn YELLOW CAI llo u se kt.·1:per /Coo k Memorial Ho s pital , re fr1 g. SllO. Maytag ~t . d 1740 o ange Ave v,. Nwpt In al\'J "i.):! Iii II U:lti .. : ltilh, Costa Me::.a S1ni,!I(', rt'I :-. lur I adull. PIX 642·2734. I LAGUNA Was her & Dryer $85 :.el. Fi~e Be ulifl!I kitten~. 1 c~ 548-1168 r .• : ,. , ,.._ B~AUTIClAMS NO P ll0:-:1 .. :.cALl..':i l.i\e 111. t>ra vc. :\lusl hke RECEPTIONIST __ __ __ 1 HILLS 546·0768. walh l at . l without tail. 3 · <·2 Now1nterv1cw111g lor· -_l'Ll-:ASE -I µt:ts.t.i73-~W Orv•ning in Oran"e Col SALESCLERK 16' COLDSPOT Fr 'lf w1lh bobta ils. Mom is Mu s t se ll -Kenmore • "'" " G h f . & f n""" os $50rec ll'anx. 898-1547 was her & drye r, $100 ea. w ~, Mewporter Im Solon DOCTORS ASSIST. IMSURAMCE AGEMT for shur~ 1ndiv. wt PBX .rog s op. Must. be ovc.r, 0 • ,.., ... 4th r~ rag. zr. VV)'pr. · --Custom sofa, $75. Twin ;:, ,. <."all. 644 ut>til or:>IO !!.)loi2 Young l:.11ly (18-28) h> a" l~xper'd or will trJtn ~' 1•xper. l·ronl ok appear 21. p1ume wknds &eves : penlltcJ ~ Kenmore Was her , 3 Cy · KITTENS be d s w / c usl. head· ·-s i,.,l 111 lleallh Spa . N1 Orange Co. $050~ + 6t plcal>ant, phone vo1c(! Please :.ipply Tues &i ls Mow cle. 4 yrs. old. $50. Wcaned&Tramt!d boards,$3Sea.Bdrm set· c\P n·q . we Iraan Appl) comm. 531.8 150 nel'c.:.:-.. X ln 't pay & T hur:-!l·llam, Per::.onnel1 Interviewing for. 548·5618 548·4til5 compl, s75. Spanjsh bar I • u ~ '"""" n ....... -----w ' II N" I Kenmore Wi:jSher & oas FHEE Kl1Tf:N. W/ 2stools, $25 . .,..,. .·-<1 BEAUTY "llV ,·1ft. ur C\" ')U'••• '". ---I l)(!n(•t1l:-.. Call Pt:r.;onncl, lJepl. Ua lboa Hay Club, cc:7 6993 .... L"v°asl llwy., Nt·w1.>0 rt ~-------~ 213 8til·5713 j _.!._2ll . Coast wy._ u_ I •DEPARTMEMT ... :!··'-; OPERATORS Llc:.i~h. _1 IRVINE PER.SONNEL.1 Downey Savings l SALESGIRL 1 MA.MAGER i~i~i~~;res::~h~ra~: ~~.1:89;~~-~~ MOVlNG .. Washer /dryer l,. .. ,~ full & Part Tune DONUT Haker. exp d. orl SER.VICESS-AGENCY . & L~ . 1 Needed for I Carpels /Women's Coats 546·8ti72 • S225. Brown Jordan patio ,~:? w111lraan.1172Sunl'lowe1 488 1': 17l h(Al lrvinc) l-.4ualOppor.E mployc1 TUXEOOSllOP 1' Su1ts &l-\Jrs ----------Male BEAGU.:. Free. !I ~~~ils~s wL6occci;.;.irt~·b1! • :'-• Ex1.:cllenl 'o\orlo.ini.: rnnd::. al Fairview CM lief. Suitt~ 22·1 (..;zy.,ta Mesa A1lract1vo, l 8yrs Gitls Wear Auction 8015 m os. AKC. To gd. home. $475. Dining or game la· ·•t • & Out:.lJmhng Ucnd1ts lOAM Call 642-1470 P er::. o n 21 .. w. trn ror or older . p1l1mc. : •HOUSEKEEPIMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ 83_1_·0_7_17 ____ 1 ble 54" round, 6 match ,\pply In Perl>llll ~Ion thru Fri IO .i J .C . PEMMEY CO in••int. "1"0 wk guam C<Jll lor lnlerv1cw • SUPERVISOR Shepherd & Collle ma·x h .. .,IV\ P of com L>on. F1:.lierman Wanted ~~ " "~ 540 3333 11 •WR"'PPl .... l'!.&r *A .... Tl'-"UE* ' c rs, ...,.,.,. r. . · Coll . ~>re l. Mr. Lev11 • "" ,,_ "" ,... s payed fem. w/do~house m ode tl)ls & match. Some c>.p ncl', SWOO mc.,J AN ITOHS part & lull 841:1100-1 ' E4ualOµµor Emµloyer I P"'CKl"'"'Gsu•ERV. *AUCTIO.._.* needs love/yard.968-9798 cocklail lbl, cusl. made, poten 1n1.:, 6 hr t.lay. 1 • 1 "" " vr "" 1~~·50'J8.675·41Hdav::.. I lime. C\'C wrk. 0 • tu Per::.onal & gcn!I duties. SALt-;S/MANAGb:MeNT • •BEAUTY SALOM I D e com po sed h orse while $300. Pr. of gm ( :!I l•'a:-.h111n bland Ne wport Bcad1 Equal Oppor Emplo)er -IOP~l . Mon. lhru 1-ri. Poliowodow·,Lei.:ure W. Open in•~"ForcJ l ·, ...,."'"'"'"'GER Sun.June22MOOft r . velvet e ltrs $250, Royal DRIVER llH. arc:.i ApµI~. llUI S. ~ ,..,~ '"'""""" Mon. 23r~6:30pm manure. ~ood crtihzer . Dux antiq. lamp48" high -t;r:.ind , Ste. II, Santa LJ\'e ir1 , pn. rm & ba.•I Sharp G~/Gals •SALES I 2 GrandfatherClocks Call 751-6957 $375. 3 Occas. blk vinyl HANDYMAN A11a . 8:16 1026 Ulwn . I00 77ij7 Expcr"d in high fas hion! 1-'ull&Part·Tlme Bdr&Drn.Rm.Sets Gorseouslon g haircdkit-chrs$40ea.2Desks$40 l:!.30.\M &:J·JOPM j meo ':-. & w omen ':.! l>ay 1cvesh1fL.,ava11. Crvd.Oakl::nlrySellee le ns. 2 grey, l while ea. 1791 Hummingbird, :.-'" • Boys & G"1rls l'"or I'' l. family. ssoo. l ' PHYSIC.... ! sporl!>wear. looking for a, •HOUSEKEEPIMG Liquor & Hunters Cabs. 5· .. ··6357. C.M. 979-4244 . ••• , • Pe rm. Write Box 440. La Vl' 1 n t 1)UJI e ,\ 11 Alo I career in retail sales &J ..., _______ ;• ----------• THER ... 8 IST •STOCK Sofas&SelleeSeLs -..... ,, l0tull}l'a1,..0td;..('.0ai Uualy 1'1lol, P.O. Hox ho u:.eholll du11c:. lor I AT m l!mt.C•llltorappt&m ' Over 200 Pc:s. Glass & Norwe)!aa n El khound,Slude nt desk, seve n •. ,. )y Palul il..·lr\l•I) roulc::. 1560. Costa Me!:>a , Ca . lady. ("d )l. Sal oµe11 1Reg1::.lerell1 I tcn1ew ! •CREDIT & Bn c·A·Brac. New Anti-~em l. IS mos . w/ papers. dr~wer. Xlnt cond $10 -• may t.w a ,.Jrlahll· 111 )our !.l:!ti2ti. :o.lJlmg age. hgt , Xlnt reb rl'lf 'cl. Heply to P •lime. Excellent salary' THE LOOK ' CASHIER I que Reproductions, Etc. Needs lrg yrd. 968·titi3.1. or . 545·2364 eves. • ;-:.. a re<.1 Eorn profit l•ir dl• 'o\ l .. ma r s la l u s, P. 0 . Hox :!i8, Curo1w lid & 111orlung l'Onds. EOE. 644-6500 •RESTAURANT •', ,f• J1Vcr1es & l·a:-.h. lnµ-. ur cmplymt. re(· .. ll;!I. no. & Mar, Ca !.12ti~ I Call J ad.: Wilder, HPT. -----• PREVIEW: (;UT t:.: FLU Fl''Y KIT · 9 Ft. velvet sofa. Custom ~"' ~· mcrcha11d1,.,e tvr scllr11g <iddres::.. -, til 2 2i:l l. Costa l\le:.al!)AL£~:\1A:-.I WJntcd fur' I Saturday 5to9pm TENS . ti w ks. While. made, like ne w. Xlnl ~ ... ,.,;new 'UbM·r1pl1tJlls l•'(lr - -Live In wanted Career ~ll-rnorialllosp11al. Uniform C om pany I Foran appointment I Anah•imlowt b lack. tu bby, Ca ll value.$300.833-2158 ''". tnformat11111 pleJ:-.e l:Jll Uue to growth & ex· cplw18yroldsonncC'ds 1 t).15··11'..!3.1001W.Un1t.ll : Call586-1901 1925W U _._ !Jl>219l.\ ; .. ·,· .. 61 2. 1:121 From Sall I' a 11 s 1 on . .,. w c 11 long term. 1><'rm. help -. ---1 ... 1hSl CM · • ftCUW1 _ __:_ • l-'or s ale: Cherry maple l'lerncilll· Sun Ju"n esl:.1hl1::.hl!cl N.U. Tra,·el w chrltl C'arc. holL-.l'kcep· P1 l·ture F raming-Exp. ' · ·' · Or,\pply In Person Anaheim CUTE KITTENS. Callt·o. double_ bed, matrcss & ,, ('api~l rJn u an'a . l'al l agcnry1sseek1n.c:an,·x-1ni;&lill'('ook111g anlhal nee. Part lime. I n · SALESWOMAM , (281ks W.ofEuchd> Torto1se Shell.B&W,8 boxs pring.494-7145. ·,-~' •.4!l.>·tlti:su ;rnd Mt:-.:-.wn VII:.' ·pcr'd Travel Agent & an order of prc le ren('C lcrv1ew:-. Sal. 8 am lo ,\µpointrnents I urn, day:-.'I THE l wks, Box trnd. 557-lll>1. Moving! Sofa, luv scat, .. -, •,, j1J l•:I Toro :.irea, i·all OotSule Salesperson. Ap· Musl he rongc111al. t·tnl:.· IU.3U cim, UtJ() N. Coa~l. & eve:-. Some :-ales c•xp. I AUCTION f d bl I • 1 • "'"I fj ''IU ply. ~075 Sau Joaqurn L·ic nllous ~'It <lcpmdabl,·. I llwy, La ~. lkh. I Fu"'iture 8050 co en l 5 • . amps . "" ,, , 11 ~ • 1 tles1 red. bul will t ~-a~n Vehicles & Bicycles. Sal. recliner TV kmg bed "~·i Equal Oppur ... :mplOYl'r ~illl.:!._~~·U· ~-~. ii-I !J;>t;·~l2til · 1°11 l·ri PLUM HEH NiEDED Musl huvc <:ar. G .G . BROADWAY June 28th, 1975. 10 AM at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-9663' ' I ----- -2to3Years E xpcr . 11.H .. C.:\1., NB. 752~. City Yard. 201 Electric G r eal Sa vmg.s on l!sed ELECTRO .... IC Call "37l211 I l'arkAvt•.t:G .~7-1003 1 1 LAGU .... •HILLS Ave.,SealBeach.Equip· ~urn.,Appb&M1i.<.'. Moving : Queenbed cusl. " ~---""' menl available for view· Wilson s Bargain Nook spread. w/hdbd. Old 4 BOAT BUILDERS ASSEMBLERS LOAN Plumber/Repair MALL an.c: at 9:00 AM pnor to __ s.1s_W.19thSl.C.~-post. twin bed. twin box ... '• Wc:sl!>a 1 I l '11rp h :.i:. We have long term .1,.. PROCESSOR F,lime. 5 Yr mm cxpcr.• SECRETARY <Lot a(efl at San Diego Auction. l''or further 111• . s pr. & matt. ~:.·• bevel • , va1.:ancic:. Ill till' lullu111 ::.1..:nmenls a,·arlablt: tor l>owney Saving::. Heb rcq d. 536.1452 , I Frt•l!Way & El Toro Rd) r 0 rm al i 0 n , c a 11 Orange corduroy hide-a -glass top, 20 x 60, Sack • • 111..: l'JlcgorrL'" people w a mm ol ti mo·:-& Lo<.in I It you l'Jll lake Grej!l.! lnlen 1cwan!! llours 213/431-2527 ext. 51. bed, n e w $250. Italian color TV in beaut. cab. ;.w ' • HandLaminators t.''l:pcr. 011 PC Boards & llJ:-. 1m111ed1atc upt.-n1nl-(I P .H .\UVEHT. F I HM shurlh.rnd <Jl 100 l:!(;j :.i JO 11 30:.im handpa1n led cr ystal Antique sew. mach . 6 Touch L'p p('Ople w m111 mUrangcl.'o forl.'"\Pl!rd need s ex p<'r1e n ced l 'o\l'm. type l.>ctw~n:>57:i &" ''0 • .,,." I chandehers $70 ea .Glass b k h · GelcoatTouct-..p ol 2}rs expcr l.11an Pron·-.:-.or. Sa\IO.I.:'> Sl:crclc1r.'. Lile bkkn:.!. "I'm & arc looking lor al :\tonda;,.y.l'h;~s;~rday !Bicycles 8020 coffee t able $45. Accor· a(~~1pppre~s)s, Aancl·. mcaarbarlse· :"."' To1> "a!.!c:.. xlnl l'o •· L 1 k 1 ..... c·hallc "C tl1e e d • • be11efll!> ··..:UOll work111g MO FEE ...: <1 an > :.i l' • ~ rou IH xlnl typist. knuwll..'<.lge ol your r~~u·~~· n ::. n u:ol Equal Oµpor_. t..:mployer 1 •C••O••:_.•S•U••M•E••R·;.~·;IO••E•S•• d1a n sliding door 12' x 8' lop ice c ream table & 2 d Pl TOP PAY µrd ·" ;.:ram mar, :-.pclhn:.:. ,\blc " ~ S.15. Wicker lamp table Anl. ice cream chairs. ' • ~~; g~1c ..:~;~ a~ppl) to Western Ternpor;iry Cunl ad )t r. Wade lo !>lay organit.l-cl under t:l~sl>1 IU1cdlAul'nloJti2 I Newest, Best Buy $30. 2 poster headboard Misc. items & sets or Sentce:. 7l4/963-835& pre::.surc. S550. Send re· 0 ai y iut TVATIEHDEMT IsNowHere! $15.675·!*261 books. 64;:,·2206 Sun/l1l ••. ": Wed~ailCorp. t.ili>S. t:::uchcl EqualOppor.l::mployer s ume. l'.U.Hox lliOJ. PO BoxlStiO p r.,i k T heSuperLeMans sold. •• '. .L._:!75 :\-tcCorm1ck.-.;~1_._ Nuu2600 Costa Mcsa.Ca!12626 erm . ""lime wor B Oinln ~room sel.Table/6 ---------- Suile 22 Anaheim _____ 1----------1 earning gd. money & Y Centunon chairs. Rattan lo\'eseat Mahogany Ottncan Phy le Loon Processor l'UULICRELATlONS -bonuses, r enting TV t C~~~f~d~M~rHB1kcs I 3-ma tc hin g c ha ir s'. Hutch , $150. Hide-a -bed, Boat R~painnen t' • Mus t ha ... ·e waterlronl r • , • boat yd rd ci.1>er Nced fEMALt-:s ll! lo tsO. part lime or full lime. sales & non -~:.ile s po::.1t1ons. Chol>e your own hn.. 1615 Alabama. H.B. lmmed. opcnm j! for CX · Need ~ personable Ill SECRETARIES 1' lbl03Plllal paduebnllls. Muslll cai1 s~;;ti06wy. Spanish style wall uml. $40. per "<! g irl in runding, lcll11 . .:ent people for up lo e < epcn a c, we · tloovervacuum.6+1 ·8777 673·3961675-2353 FN Mi\. G N M A S hi P· ti wcek:-. Public Helal1on::. Gov't Agency 1 g roomed & enjoy grecl· PEUGEOT Like new . ':.r neal worker w !!OOCI re- •"• . cor<I. Blal·k11.:::. Boat ,1., ·•,.Varel. 67:1-683-1 -· ,-BOOKKEEPER F e m a I e Factor v (.;cncr:.il Oil' t-:xpcr'<I . Pllt'kager s:uo per hr to .. ~ • .. l.ol'dl•'<J 1n Newport s l<irl M e nl rai::.l':-. -~.~ .. 'l 'l·ntt.•r Call lor appl, 54K·51~5 &I-I ·1 lt.iU I ---~-, -...... GAL FRIDAY :i:.. ,Hool-. kl·c1>er lo r ,\ulv ~l alurc. pleasant. :.itlrat. •' :_ . Ucakr Onl)-thusl' 'o\llh , al>,..t lu pres. Growing 1.:0. • ciulumol 1\c. cxpenencc I Oppor. for real future. -·--n ct:d UIJply ruµ bc11clll!>, Sh typ 6-15 26Ui • rned1t·JI IJIJn, plcai.,ml --~-·~· .• burrou nd1ng:-.. s alJO I GEMERALOfC 1 ·' open Wnll' All :'llo. 243. Per::.onable gal tor 1 ~irl ~··':; ·Daily l'llol, Pl>. Uo" I oil' to work ti 25 thru 7 ~ ~ l5bU Co~lJ :\-lcs:.i. Ca w1pol>s 1h1hly of penochc- ••• ; ~ 92626 • p l 1 m e w o r k I a t c r . ,:·.,.. _r ___ BUSBOY 0.1-1.9001betwn10.12_. _ ping:.. Wall l'Urts 1derl PruJcl'.l lo rnlrodut·e new . . ! •ni:: people. Must be ablej xlnt. cond Man's IO spd· bright trainee w/rnlalcd Bank ~e r.vice lo San ~cveral o penings rorr lo hl lG51bs. Allernoons5, 21 112"fra~e.645·719:l . expcr. Cuntul'l Mrs. ,Juan t;1µ1strano area. r c:-.11011:-.1ble. s harp' tntiPM.call :879-1291 Quezada, l'li!l·-l:l.'lO : :-,,.d,rry. :'.'oo Sdhng. Work l>clTc lan l'S in c1w iron-1--lO s peed Schwinn Varsity ---_, :1 to 3 :31.J. Call Mrs. m entally oriented gov't TYPIST l'l. lame, perm. 20" Boys fra me MA IO WANTED I :\t1lul>1nJ, Wti-7202. agency. llemodclc<I olc::.I Must be a ccurate. Busy ~50.00642-~S't Partlimc •Call l<H·:.ill:.'tl 1n Founla1nl phon~. Pis. ~ail res~me•---~1csa :\l oll'I • t>U:HJ681 Quality Control I Vallt:y Sh, good lyp111g &I lu: Greta ~tmo~: l .0 . HUfo,FY • 1 lrts.-ctor :l)rS\.'X Pl.'r.rcq'cl.Salary ~_!rn!ll.NB.!12603 I 81kebuillfor2.$85 ~l ake lt·lephonc l'dlb to r--I I I f 9ti:J 8011 P"oplc 1n •·our Jr .. ,·1 f1·u1n : 1nd 1' rn 11 s l h a""'· 1 cpcni ~ on qua 1 ica-1 WAITRESSES I --------~ J ~ lions ... ull lx:ncl11s Ill· • , your own home on ~uur . :-.aalboal m:.inuf cxpcr. &! d udt: short wurk week I Exper d. 1-\Jllorp/t 'schw in n Vars ity, Len , own 111ne No :-all.':-., nil , be willln ~ to rel<x:ate tol Apply 111 person al, IC~l<I Guud !lrs. N~atappear. s peed. $70 or best offer . 1 ll:ction:-. or ;ippt:.. ,\µply, I La:. V c~as Ne,·. Please! Ellis .\,I.' , <ll\•lwn I•:uchd· Su rl & Sirloin Call 644-6534 1 2075 San J oaqwn IL1lls j ~end re:.ume to Alex-& Ward l F . VI~·. betwnl 5930 W.CoastHwy,NB VOLKSCY "L'-' --d-1 Hd NB andt'r 0dw::.on. Inc .. ., .,0 & • .,, ,1 C .,, 10 s p , -·' - - 1, Aun P re::. / P. O.Box l ... ,, pm · .>: ... iµm '' on l WAITRESS l::xp. Food &,. bought ne w fer $110 I lhru Thurs. · k H di d Monag~r Wanted , .19720. La:. Vegas. Nev. --, Coe tall. ar y use . First S80 RaJ International, 3.l33 ~119. I SECRETARY I :>49-3!.194 I can have it. 645-7542 5 8 Rrll>lOI SL. So. Coal>l l----------1 H ard work mi:: with sound I WAITRESS over 21, part PM. (All day Sun.> l'.la1a, C.~I. ~'t:male pre· REAL ESTATE sho_nhand. filing, ~ypingl time. 11. H. Caij aft. 3,_ Girl's Columbia 3 speed. I d. Over 26 Some Helarl SECRET ARY :. k 111 s I 8 M ... "cc.! p.m . 962-7212 or968-036.5 l Excellent s hape. $25. Gen'l Laboi tt-s ex per. Will train Ty pe w rr ter. Ncwporll --· Call 960-3261 •••· Lunchc!!>, M•)O thru FRl,l•---------1 .~;-'! A PPLY lt JU·ll JU, La : ... 1 Ca\ c Ht::-.l auranl. 1695 ln-1ne ,,, e Co:.la )le.sa. TrneAss-!DI.~ ---OowneySavings Center Ufftt·c. lmmcd.WANTF.D:2young prelly1 · -1 ...... , ... 7 -~1 a r 1 n c M el' ha n t l' & & Loan f 1 & Tempo Temporary Help ~ openrn~. St;.")(). Send re·• cma es lo run survey 1 1780., "k p k 1 µamler cxpcnencc on Has opening-an Orani::e !>Ume lo Ad. 151, Oarlyl market new service m·lcat' 8035 -Child Can · •kpcndable c.S Y ar · rvinc ly Elcct rr c a l re rr1 J! Co. lor s harp 1nd1v p I t po .B 1'6 Ne p l ll a h M t " •· <idull ne l·d t·d lor 2 Call 54tH-155 IJa(·kground ht•l1lful l·\Jll rt l & h 1 0 ' · · ox a u,I w or c c · 1 us ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·7 .,: ·, l'hildren a •·t:-. I & n 111 my ___ ______ 11 ffil' Uoal S1lc<:1<1 ll:-.l. ~1u~t0~a veyrpe~~/.!e' !>lal}ur Co:.la ~h'sa . Ca. Ulti:tti have open rnmd. sharp!Siamese Seal point kittens ,.. " .• " •. > -pt:rsonal1ty & car. Apply! .. . ... ·Lai.:una 11111:-. homc trorn Bankanl! t;.15 llWI loan hac k~round. S l•,C fY I Bl\1\1 H, parl an J>erson iJ ::!0-9A:\1 Mon-for sale. $30. ea. ~ta i :w um 1_0 .; !''.11 Mon thr~ GEM. UTILITY Co11ta1·l Mr. Wade unw. t.> 20 hrs wk Ap_µly F ,... w age + 1.11 m . Mesa . 979·0596 1 hur:-.. t· r1 •. 10 .1m lo 1 .. ~1. 2 0 k ~t,~SEUSE , full oi part For Further Info 1n pcr!'lon, V1ttona Sta m 1 s :; 1 0 n . s E A Dog• 804 0 •· ' ~xr ''1:!11 1tr ''in ;r,, oan ex· lime C Jll tor JIJPl 714 /96~8351 • ··" ., iwon · '~ J ' pc riencc. ComµclillH' ,;31 lll:S·I ~ lion HP:-.La urant, !HIO LANC .. :H.s. 201 E. Coast ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.,. ... l.'LEA:"'lilo~L,\IJ\-,wl:.'l'k salary .~1 ed1l'al&Dental EqualOpµor .Employcr DoveSt.N.U.752-02..IO llwy, N.ll. CLO<.'aled al I\ E:'H cpl \tH'Jl10ns plan. Apply m person. MECHANIC Reuben J•:. Lee Parking l'ri·1<·r Thur' 11r Fri liAHCLA y :-, UANK. 695:! . M I h ---Servi re Sta. Attendant. Lot) XIII 1.:;i I Hu 1,, a ,\ .. c·, II B . .. lt:cl ec lall.lt. eavy Reol E s late, li censed Only expcr'd need apply. --------- <Goldenw c:.l & Ho h a equip. & auto :1 yr~ exp. ~a lc:-.pcople. Why nut Call 645--1365 art 7PM $100 $250 weekly, stuf· '01 :-.tudl•uh Pl .. 1s. I.Jc Ave.> ~/;~23 Con tact Sherry, wor k 1n the hottest area -------fing envelopes, 1 hr dai· --'1 l 11" Eve' !')di \'.ir.µhvnC' -llunllngton Beach/FoWl· Service S tation Allen -Jy. Rush stamped self ad- ' · nee M rL'Yoll,~IXH.I04 Gel AHEADlnTht.• Jl{VlNE RANCll lain Valley. Call Phil dant, exper·d. Day & d r e ss ed e nv e l ope • , ARllY.CalJS4!1·2!l::?CJ WATEHDISTHICT McNa m ee al Villag eves.Full&p1t1me.App-McGannon&Assoc1ales, •PET WORLD• Llasa·Apso, Chihuahua, Poodles, S h i h ·Tzu , Schnauzer , Cocker , Dox- ie, Pil Bulls, Cockapoo, Porn. 100 mixed Puppies . Stud ser v. most breeds . 2525 W. 17th at Fairview, SA. Open £ves531-S027 ., • Co n lr:.C't/l>M V (Jnl) Askforl06 4201Campu:.Onve Heal t::state963-4561 ly Shell Slal1on, Jilh & 305S.StaleCollegeBlvd. ·~ • those wil h •1utom•Jll\ l Sle_2_60__ __ lrv1nc --ECEP -, ----lrvrne, N B. Anahe im . Ca. 92806 {DP) ,-r~ .• dealer ex pcm•nn· lll'Cri G I R L F R 1 U A Y . M E Dr c; A L R 1-: C 1-; f>. R T /TYPIST --- -D 0 G 0 B ED I ENC E apply Trip hi•ni'l•l' secretary, Reci!plionisl . Good personality . Pvt Sh1ppin~ & Receiving WHO WANTSTOWORK? CLASS to Slarl Wed. •f-, me<11l·al 1>1 .. n. µlt·a .... 1111 Outstanding pos1lton in TIONIST for i.olo J>O!>I f'l uh. NB. area. 5 Da} C:lcrk !orOpt1cal ~oatan~ O~IYEACAB ! June 25. 7 :30 p .m . .•• '.;~ s urroun1l1nl!• :-. .. 1 .. n ll<'aut1ful 1 girl orfit·t: t1011 lronl office <a ~e wk in <·lud~s wknri.'l Apµ· C.:o. fJxper. pref cl. 882 CH OOSE your hours, Newport B c h -lrvine upcn Wnt .. l'IJ"11w1l.11 with Ht:al i-:st.ate lnvesl i~~.~:~xp pr1!f"d. Pll I v 1n pcrsun, urn l'rod u ct1on Pl . NB work for yourself, be area.546-4928 110 257 r o 1>.11h l'il"t. I' 1111·nt i-..:x-..cul1ve. Vaned 1iay:-.11le Dr, CclM tll2 :>~ lti your own brn,s. Men or .. 11 Hoi. l5ffll c11,..t,1 ,,, . .,,1 iluties rt:q UJre excep· -----Wumen. Can be shghlly Mina Schnauzer, AKC. 8 Hcc·c1•t1on1sl .. Vetennary STATISTll'/\I. Typis t / hand•""PpecJ. Neat-wks , Champion blood 1'a!J:lti2H l1t>ncil, Wt-II educated i;:1rl MEDIC.... .. f' f h N ..... I"&. A"~t ore Mnr. Must ~ccpt. or u. ... y ewpon ··1c·•n Ap Jlea r a nc e . lines, ma/fe. 559-4991 I°' u h ~•J11d secrelarral ... "' " :• ~ .. ... . "' ... . . ., . .. l'OOK-M1<f<llt·" •1·d I.ail\ 11refe rrerl. 10 111 1°'1'1•1. ..,;J.00 hr fi Hi 1!11:1 .all l 30pm - COOtCS IARTEHDERS HOSTESSES WAITf:RS WAITRESSES IUSIOYS DISHWASHERS Apply In Pcn,oo Only Beiwccn 2 &4 .JOl'M s-f ....U.C• .......... 1617 Wcstcllff Dr, NB CNbW-.ct Brea~f~~t. d1nn~r. r, pcricncct "''iood up • •• , portunily Appl)' 1n > • • peuon. Jolly Roi.:l'r . . -. ' Restaurant. 400 s. c-..t Hwr . Lare Och. . r: ..... - ,ktll ,, co mma nd 01 .. ·rontOfr,Ex1x·r1J pcr:.onahlc & nt:al aµ C.:1r. l:P/\ Firm Hct·enl Vcts .. retared.Age 2.5 lo eve. l;inguai.:c & per.wnahty. 111:.ur 1~egb<1arct Phofws IJCUr 40 .. t5 hrs per wk. e xp. w 'C PA r1rm pre 70 Suppl~menl your in--G-·O_L_D_E_N_R_L-''T_RJ_E--VE_t_>"'' C:l011eral l'r a1· ~75IJ 1nu. <:.M. ltcply lo Class1f1e .ferred Call. &ll tt:M4 for c·ume. Urive a cab 6 hrs ~ . . ~ l•:)<Jl('r IS feSS imponanl 6 k ca.. U than am b1tion & willrn~ Newport C<·nler ad n o 4!51l, t' /O lJ:.ul inlcrv1ew or more a day. A1>ply in w s . .,amp&on nes. 111•:-:, lo learn anti work. Employment 1~11_"~· l'• , (). Uo x 15 . Summe r Juh:-.: Part llm-; person, Yellow C..h Co., 646·47« 642.5729 \I u :-. l h e attra rl 1 v<'' Cunsultanl'l Agenc-y t~osla McKa , Cu -Call Tucker & Assoc for 186 E. 16th St., Costa LHASA APSO Do ...... AKC, 567 San N1cholal> Ur Mesa .. ....,.. .. oµh1:-.11ratcd & ha ppy! Newport Beach 640·6150 Retail sales person for un· appl., 968-it74 W pm·9 . . $125. '57 Corvelle, im- \"l•ry 11l1•as ant environ _ us ual s hop 10 Laguna ~nJ WOMAN for cleaning & mac., must see! PH . ment & flcx1ble houffl, ---------• llch. Full t ime. must T 1ron1ng on Mon. Must be _58_l_·9_229 ________ , 1·oml11ne.J with gl•nerous neat, relJable &outgoing. eleph Soldtor exp. &haverefs .Mi-8453 MALTESE pa)k & hfr1ni,:e bcncjf1tbs ~ newport Call The Nut Kettle, Sharp female for ~-honSac 2 mo• male AKC ma e l 1s a great o 494.6963. work, 4 II rs morns °' t . Merc.h-.dlM "fi7s..ar7 · $.17 5Mll personnel G.G. a rea. $2.25 hr + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 GIRLS-GIRLS agency comm. 8!'7·1093· ...... , 1005 Pedigree Maltese. male. Ea.-.y fun JOI>, day or 752·0331 RN·CCU' TelC(lhone Opr/Hecep-••••••••••••••••••••••• Has Pa1,er1. Day ntllhl No e"<p nee , we N h r I t1on1st. Exper '<I only . ,UILIC AUCT10M 54s.i94s, ve & wknds trd111 you. You mu.'il h ke 2192 M arlan. Inane is: is. u I or p/t1me. Must have exccpuonally MANY ITEMS OF FlNE _6_7_5_·7_1_47_. ______ -i v1·uvle & hc ut least. 18 J eannie S1sro ~~~feef~~~l1c!m~!:t ~~~. good & happy personali-ES'r ATE J E WELRY. Golden Retriever, 10 wks \µply ••ny aft or eve ..._ __ rt.11.m-1 .1 •• ev.c.·n·oo--• Bu le s trrrl ' 642·2734, l~ & xlnl appearance. A RT OBJECTS, AN· old. male, xlnl papen, 211 11 bo ,.. co ta M e m o ria l f /time No i ludcnlai TJQUES. FINE 1'1JRN .. short. UO C..11 Dave :! ar r.~U.Me~11 Flos~lta l , 301 Victorin, $2.50$3 per hr ~88JO. ~TC. PHONE FOR IN· 646·9S3.Saft 0 ,PM. ' 11 "WYMAN. full time. MIGHT AUDITOR <.: M l..:UE J ohn WaynaTcrumiClub I' O. " BROC HU RE. --~------1 Wilhn,: to work odd hr~ .. :.per'd NCH. Plt>a.~ ap-·' . . - - ---645·2200 UKC Reg'd . Pllbull pup- "·' v~·r Ill opf'r~tlrt l' ply T Ul'S & Thun;!l llam , ----Tal'kl'l Takers & Co pies. Xlnl. bloodline . tw.ivy eqwp Pref. mctr l'eraonnct Ot1pt , ~lboa RN D•rs only-Mon-Fri nession Cl r~. 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Basketball China sinks $4 50 JUM "n Trtm exerciser painted brighL yellow TWO desks, $S and $20 Pair Sl 0. Sew in fl CHINCHI h~p $1. ,Toys lOc:·SOc TOYS lOc · $1. Brass Complete ateerin w·Mei $10.s.57-8541 great condition. Lar ~i Bedroom set S25. i machine. needs small re-LLA CAGES, SKA~EBOARD , wood, Children s books 10c fireplace screen~. Baby z. Antique mini:g doll t dresser, painted antiq~ chests, SlO and $2S pair $20. Car seal ~ b~rs ~weaners S2 la minate d urethane, e~ch. Games 2Sc each. clothes Sc·Sl. Walker S2S. SS Chevy PowereU Y GASOl. NE engine, 3 h~ whit~. 9 drawers, $25. Roond table $15. St~ Sat~~Y only, 10·3, 191C per e. 7056 clear wheels $15. 5'8-0796 Pitchers, v.nses, dishes $1.SO. Car bed $1.SO. New as. M Ford Cruzo S: $25. Power m ower $1!5' Gllangm~ am~r light~· RSlO. Washer $25. 8402 ::s•!t1er Ave, Costa BENCH grl nd e r ..,0, HARDVCOVER books $1. l~..SOC Women's shoes, towel pole 53 •. Bookshelf Large GMC rad· ~ Gas dryer $25. Pus~ ood girls clothes, SiM :;;ron Circle H .B. Comet $15 Tack -$3 Cane lamps $12 Desk stte6 'h M SOc each. Un· 52:SO· 6.W-13 ttrh, 4 ply OMCO.B props $Sip each. ~~~:f. ~i>I~e~u~: 20th 1:6sJ5. ~~c 8t·0lO-IZ'. all 2331' GUIT.~R : o/:' size, new Leather ·g.un ca:! $2: $25. Cassette r~~rder fr~med 011 paintings $10, ~alh~bes S4 each. Rock· TR4 ca~bs $25. · l hp ..._ ___ ;....;.,.:..:.::.:..:.::.::.:.. __ 1 K1.lchen utens i·t 52 .. ~~ch. SEARS zig ug sewing condition with case Si2S. Pool cue and c.ase ~. S25. 1301 in W. Bay, Mu~I brown barrel 25c ~ e $3. 64 S· 9342 or motor $S. Boat horn $10 DLD M I bed s ....,.. l<l S b p s Sab N rtBe h Hai,r .dryer SS . Wool 3607 Shortwoodboardlngta<t' ape room set $2 . Wall dec'or t11 machine $10. Elna .cu a ro wim fins , resaw$7.Binoculars ewpo ac .67S·9046 mate~1al ~rom England derS6.Counlers $10.S!O. S25: Mattress nnd box pieces 2Sc l $2 Ca o german sewing machine size 3-4 fuJI heel floating $10. Polaroid, wink lite GOLF b 11 t r S.S._ Oil pautts 25c each. MESA Verde: Sewing Pontiac stick bell hous- spnngs $25. 646·1728. 93(J items ,$3 to Su 8ef p~r $10. 140 pickets for fence type, excellent condition and copier $20. Horse lSc 50c a 2si9 o/ ~ua ity. P8111led plaster pl~ques machine S25. Round la· ing S20. Flywheel SIS. Govern9r St. Costa Mesa vase SlO. Satur.day ~n:' 1, ~;·by 40'' to 50'', $1.so'. $16. dLeopard banana seat ahlter ~. Sat-~n. 9·lpm. Cor~na del Mar omsettia Sl.SO·SS. Large .• vory ubplehsisols.l ~rheedstc·dhesa1~rs$2SS1S. 2 Datstm hubcanc, new -GO 9:00. 846.3874 r 6 6 RC surfboard $2$. an c~rome. bar $6, 1736 Anaheim. Costa lamp b $1 50 C " ,,w -LF clubs 125. 110 water . Guitar $S. VW gas tank Woman s bowUng ball & Mesa MAPLE dinette table S25 hangin:s:hoo t. ir~ut; each. Round electric ca· ~h. 1015 W. 18th St. pump ~svseWmLibly$5$'~; OCCASSIONAL chairs reserve valve, $2.so: bagSlO. S48·7408 ELECTRIC b .1 and 2 chairs $10 each: Card table co~e:rs ~ ble. table SlO. ~lectric: · 646-l 439 Books"""'" re y" need up ho I t $ ' 536·9S39 roa er oven, 646-5607 Ma ttress covers soc radio SS. Electric gold BATH·what·not SS. Box parts $10. Brass fittings each or bot~ efry • $llSO · DOUBLE neon light fix· new $20. Car cooler $10. candelabra $10 2 larg · · 1 $5. Small wet suit ~'8 Green nylon rug olrl b 8. COLEMANS best pron...... ture. 8 ft. 118 v. $1S. Maste. rs golC woods $20. DRAPES, be1'ge, ant1·que each. 2 while s uitcases $3 I $10 h. .,_ e spnng, singe. $IS . Mal· Pl "" · Y ,,....~ 675-6845 M 1 pol for both. Camping needs amps eac · .-x:r~ tress, single, $1S. Frams. astic flowe r s $2 . ~ $.LS Pale • camp stove, $19.50. G.E. ar in e roller guides I satin 48" x 120" $8 50c·$S. Your own i·nillal d~rs ~-$1. 2 beaullful single, $S. Bath sinks ec:. FI owe r p. o t s 5 o c 7·4• .. b • • .. gre~n rug, clock radio $.S. Polaroid S20. Navy compass $25. 646-5607 • · art1fic1al pl ts s rt tall .., Wrenchek and sockets .... condi' Yi. 4 7 ' ~ in good camera $4. Motorcycl.._ 12T<?ILETS •. excellent COO· Ladies golf shoes, white, for your wall $2 each. a!' • . . Hi cba.ir 18. Double head •J l on Cas h only '" dition white l Lo Bo Painted pots $2-SS. $lO each. tra!Jled p1c· board $5. Chair $10. 18" brass porthole cover 846·8488 • . gard concealed alarm., $10.SlS 548-6507 Y 71> $S. Battery charger BICYCLES: Men's bike. Phone, needs n eedle tures.S2·$10.S~mgsetS3. Heaters $3. Head skis $10. Bell motorcycle · $22.S!J. Karate suit, size4 · SS. Sa~·Sun. 9·lpm. 1736 Arm stro~.g·English 3 $2.SO. Floor to ceiling re-Out~1de chaise lou~gE $20. SX8 foot rugs ' h elmet SS. Clothes SOc CHEVELLE headers 396 medium. $20. VW parts BOX spring and mattress Anaheim ST. Costa Mesa speed, 22 frame, 26" cord tree 52. Records 25c chair SJ. $30 . R.ocklng avocado, $3. M4·7605 Minolta $25. 313 Esther or427, $20each. 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Beach M.S-72Jl doordryer,umbrellaS2S. tableandleaf$25.4ma· Leeboard 4' rudder $5. brake parts $20 Boys bar sis. 5 year battery · -ea~ . Herters very good condition $5. R Han gin g lamp $20. pie Captain's chairs S2S Portable se win g 26 " 10 speed: $ 2 S forlargecars,$15.Jack SuperReloadmgtool$26. Blonoakdiningset,lable ~EMCO camp stove LP albums, over 1so:. Amberhanging lamp$5. each.675-0102.673-4749.· ~achine $25. Bumper s.57·3910. . stands il.50. Dodge Dart Powder meas ure $2. S25. 6 chairs. upholstered w1~ oven $12. R~ club from Welk to "Doors" Pair matching lamps, -~1tcb $2.~. Pup tent $10. door window $S. 963·3820. 67S..684S SS each. Class front chair S?.S. Eleclnc. wall ~·Sl. Small wood chest 19" SIS. Corningware HANDMAD.E ma~rame Snow cha.ins, 14 or IS in· SINGLE bed sprinqs and 4 REOWOO hutch $25. Set includes cl~k S3. Valet chair $8. w1lh door $8. Varnished coffee pot, 10 cup $20. See plant. Jtangmgs •ilh at· c:h .tires $5. Black and mall!"ess, complete, fl. TWO 6 drawer dressers, finish D boar.~s. leaf & custom pads. Bard cage $2 .. GE 'h hp wood stand with drawer Clairol electric curlers tra~ve plants, ready for white TV '~ SS. Living 2~ foot galvanized 2 Inch S2S each. Two 3 drawer S .. x 8 ~~· sii:'~vs~.,d,,·,,,,,1 x Decorator Prints. 2motor ~. Pallo l~rches and shelf SlO. Polo record $10. Sehic~ styling dryer hang10g In your home. room chair $1S . End pape, $15. so garden dressers,$1S each.2cor·--· · ....,...., beautifully framed il.Redwoodchairand ra c k S6. 1 5 gal. SlO. 6 pairs Demitasse $6, $9.SO, $13.SO. Call t a ble .s $5 . 5 g al. rocks. assorted sizes, n~rtables, $15 each. ~PLEXIGLASS sheels2?" $5·$10. Hand·painled, setteeSI0.548·8681 aluminumbcerkegS6.78 c ups $15. King size alter 6 PMalldaySun· aquariums $S. 9122 $15.847·2666. night stands, $10 each. 2 .x 60"$2each.675·6845 gold on white, la mp & DINING table and 6 rpm r crtJrds. some col· blanket , y e llow $5 _d_a_y_67_3·_066_l ____ _ Kapa a Drive, Hunt· .. . canopy beds, double, $15 ----I shade SS. Unusual 18" chairs chai d le<:tor tl~ms $1·$2 each. Ch ~ldrn·~ blanket $4. EASY chair and ottoman ington Beach. 20 boys. bike $15: Dresst;r each. 2 camopy frames FO~M r.tfbber pad. S" x flower sculpture $6. Old cover 'slS T'!i~ee n~~ Sm a 11 kn 1 c k .knac k ~h.il~ren s comfort47r $15. 2 electric heaters P $11. Childs roc~ing chair and covers, SlS each. 2.8 x 48 S.S. 675·6845 1 trunk sio. 64S·4767 I $l each F 11 sp~ea ~ shelves $:!each. Cassette slee~mg $.5. The rmos .ice S7.SO, $3. s x 6 lenticular LAYPEN St. Back pack SJ. Babys rocking horse, Desk $25. 16 pound I ·. u S_Pre~ s t arousels S2 each chest. '£5. Place setting screen ss. 673-3961 ~.Daybed$1.Babysw· like new. $7. Babys anchor and line sis. 62 G.ALLONS redwood,APT. gas s tove and fit ~~·r~rl1 L~1s:s1z~IO Pa~rback: Ebony and for6$6.8tracktapes,4 675·2353 mgfl.Car seat fl.Toys walker$2.Babys clothes, gallon out·board motQr staan ~.675·684S I' lings $25. Portauie. ·d · ~ttl~Sy~shut.s Esquire ma~azrnes 25c for$5.Glasses SOceach. ---------- l0c·$4. Bumper pad for Sc to S2. Solid maple cof. t~nk, $16. Gas hose Sl. OCCASION A -Hoover ~a s h er $25. ~n pan s. · 1. ants &1 each. Metal bookcase $t C~ina for 8 $12. Reader's CRUISER bikes $20, fl.SO. playpen and porlacrivh feetableSlS.ChevylS" Llfepreservers,Sllo S4. beige gooJ' ~ha~~t.S25., Newest stylesladicssiie J>pe:/0r f{~l~c·S2.50.?l9 Saturday 9 .5 S46 Digest Complete Do-ll· Whee ls, rims. tiru ~ e~ch. Nice clothes· US ma~s. SIS each. ~i tows S4 each. Float· 545.22i8 on 1 ion.: 12,16, 18 , 20, S1·$10. S..:.<>464° onrovaa. Hamilton CM. i,.; 'block Yourself manual $10. SOc·Sl. Fenders racks girls 2·4, boy 's 2. Bumper Jack $5. l barrel mg pool basketball net Polyester yat dage 7Sc • westofHarbor. Punch bowl set with 12 Sl·SS. Baskets 's0c:.$1. wome'!'s s ize 8 a nd carbs $10. VW head~, 40 il. 2 ca.noe paddles. SJ CLUB chairs, two well )'d.: 4·6 yd~ each. Good GO-KARTS and min· 1 • • cups S4 • 4 white Canal Circle <Near maternity 8, 2Sc·SS. Fon· hp, SIS. Off Garfield each. S~ngle wa~er .ski made, plump, matching ~nt1que chair SS. S36·0U4 bikes, engines, parts '~ HP. washing machine Professional dresses. clubhouse, Newport dues SJ. Lamps $4. between Brookhursl and $10. Braid on braid hne, blue chairs • $1S each. hlsold. $l·S25.S48·7364 motor. GE $7.50. Small size 8 S2 each. Pair of Shores> SuperMax SlO. Hair Bushard. '9671 Albacore 7 16 pound. l Sc a foot Bicvcle carrier $S blower, 110 volt SS. Set white Professional ----------dryer $$. Wigs $.1. Ice Drive. 962·2365 afler9:00 9 16 pound, 20c a root: s.s1.i799 · FO~M matt.,r~4;,SS & box ONE pair Chev. IS" rear view mirrors $10. 2 shoes, s ize 8 Y.i $1. 2 PANT s uHs 4, 3 long c r u 1 her $3. O s ter am. 846-3319. spnngs S25. '"°·634S. s lotted mags and L78 sets Ba by Moom hub ladies leather band bags, gowns, 2 coals, Ji&e 7·9. massager $1'0. Ba by KJ'OCH EN able. 4 chairs ELECTRIC 1 ed tires, like ne"'' S25 each l caps for trailer, l new black, SS·Sl.5. 2 ladies SS-$10.173-5276. scale $1.50. 3268 Turlock. C 1 HE v. Y . S 8 lo 6 3 PUSH lawn mower with S2S. Double headboard SlO Metal beda;;:me ~8; pair 14" Chev. wheels.& set , l used Sl.50·S3. Set dresses, size 8, OR EN HB. 919-6739 r ansm1ss1on. 3 speed, catcher, $6. Bobby Hull SIS. Mattress $20. Box Set. f M k T . book · tires 525. 645-0656 Mighty Mid g et Reese r $1().I S5. Kitchen terry 1 TA.L Jade piece ----------1 Sl5. Chevy 348 or 409 hockey game, like new, sprin{;s $20 Twin mal· 0 ar wa.an s equalizer bars SlO. 11·18" towels JOc each. Pair oC S2S. HK pan $20. 1~ ring SAT. only. 227 Vriginia h_eade~s. $20. Motorcycle SS. Mad books, 20c lo 30c. tress & s0 pri n gsS25. ~IS. Jrh. Classi~s SlS, BUGG':'. SIO. ~i~eograph steel trailer adjustable stereo headphones ~ ilO. Cultured oneolal )>face. Costa Mesa. Tools K·70 tire, 400 by 19, like s:J6.8062. AM. ~M radio $25. Small real S ort Stories $10. $25. 26 ~an s bike $10. 2 stands S25 for all. Talk·a· 979-3087~1001 W. Stev~ pearl set 520. 67 3· 5276 • 7Sc·$3. Original Spanish new. SIS. High rise plate TWO 1 , --table Sl5. 2 small chairs ~x 0 of ~erman btookds wrought ~ron stools $10 phone, JO s tation wi th 1 #131. Santa Ana 26 gallon aquarium with velvet oil $12.50. 2 con· a nd hal'\dle bats for Hon· a\\n mowers. power $.5 each. Tank vacuum • s s 0 r e each. Twin .bed $10. car speaker P.A. SIS. Heavy rl te mporary bar stools S:I d a c T 7 o . $ 1 5 . 525, p~sh S.S. no catc~~rs. S.S. Typewriter 525 . 2 paperbac~s 25c each. Old seat $10. D10~tte chairs ~rass mast he!)d light, OCCASIONAL c hairs, bf::S:nd~h~~·po19n:~~· each. 4 pedestal ktichen Speedometer CT 70 Hon· both an good condition. brass l<1mps $10 each. reco~ds 2Sc :$1. Box . of Sl each. Man s valet ~ ideal for porch $10. 10" new upholster>< $25 each. TV $25. 25 yards Ille chairs SS each. Baby da, $3. Alum fork brace, 968·3175. Ladies clothes . size 12·14 pl astic flowers S.S. P1.nk Toys 25c·SOc End tables oscillating ran SS. Heavy 2 clean SS gal. gas drums green shag carpeting things lOc·Sl. Spanish 125 cc and down, $5. Cash SOFA a nd c ha. $1S 50c-S5. Towels, pillow ~o~ble ~eds ~cad with $S each. ~amps S2 each. metal table with base. 36 SS each. Good 600·16 tires $25. 4 1974 VW wheels, z King bedspread SS. 2 only.842·3425. Sheets 7Sc eac~r Ar~ <'ases, some new 50c·Si. ~t.er SlO. Id double Bed rails S2 ea~h . x36 Sl0.Metal,veryanti· SS. Home ma~e balance tiresS2S.67J.4224. push mowers S5 and SIO. . . cha· 'h' . Jew e Ir Y 2 5 c. S l stead S20. Large s ';'lt· 496·S119. 35492 Camino que small pitcher $10 beam $10. Danette $15. ---------- Maternity clothes. size E·70 IA r~dia l tares on Ch irdf}· <.:Sl;ld~ d~sk SS. Bathroom scales 52-case $5. 2. antique ice Capistrano. Capistrano NewelectricCorningcof: B W 21" TV $15 works. RCA Whirlpool washing 12. ~l-$3. Dishmaster Im· ~ty~a m s. ~ each. tr~~ ~r Ca~ t:~~ ~~.·, Pre.ssure cooker ss : f~~m c~rars ~ each. Beach on Palisades. fee pot S22. Italian white Ha. n d m, owe r $5. machine. good condition ~:: ~,h9 months ?Id ea1c~ Co;::~~ h~;'~~: Clothes and swe:lters. Ladies watch & chain s;, s;~~g~~;e~~air·c.:~ TIRES, 2.G78.14 whites 51 patcher S.S. Inlaid Mex· ;~1!fce~0~:·~;-02~~ _$25_._67_s._0001 _____ _ so~.'3.s~. r~~ ~~~ $11eacb <h 842-7917 ' : ~· ~c. Toys 25c to ~~~ :~~~t ~.'o O~ u~· S.S. 318 I::sther St. CM. each. 2·C78·14 near new ~ft~:er~ 1~.s~a~;'mba~~ color TV. H eathkit, TELEVISIONS, 2 GE Surfboards Sl5.·S2S. Ted· SOLID maple ster eo con· bed f~~,;,~ ~chK~c'h1!~ 16th Pl. Apt B. Cost~ 12·6, Sun. only. ~e;,~· Call after noon odd shape purple and ~~ condensers $25. bl~~k and ~bite, 19 Inch d~ cookie j ar S4. New sole 525. 6 speakers $25. chair $1. End table 50c. Mesa DINETTE set, 6 piece $25. I white pitcher with 6 ,,..· t glass.,ror lou~ered ~~tan • $1S each. wigs $3·$5. lleavy metal Reeeaver $25. 842-7917. Lamp $3. Record cabinet KENMORE d. h h Heavy cedar shakes, few PATIO furniture SS. Sun! square ~lasses $20 for &~fJ•. 4 ksx: SOch rake $2. Clocks $1·$3. -S 1 S S l e re o S l 5 - . ~ is was er, extra bundles, cost $13 ta mp $.S. Bar stool S>. set. Beige and green . Jac eac . . • Camper foa m 2Sc·S2.50. WHEEL barrow S20. One Refrigera tor S20 4922 bwll·m. Ex~el.lenl run· sell $7. Complete doli Men 's and wome n ·s, ceramic 5 piece coffee Refr1gerator S25. ~as 2 dining t.abtes $10 each. 2 SmaJlrocking horse SJ. man .boat loader $15. West 7lh. Santa.Ana. n1n ~ co n dition S25. housewithfumilure M. clothes SOc -$2. Sewingl set ser v i ce for $10. r ang47 S2S . Washing set s s hulle!s f~r SEWING ma c hine ~ Tra i n la yo ut $25 . 5314644. 557.3089 ManytoysSc·Sl.546-6326 machine, needs work!Scotch Black Wa tch "jac~1ne :25. IS ~a!· doorways$20pa1r.Twin "Mustang trailer hitch Si. G 7 ·I . I $20. Brass doorknob$3. s kirt,also large slole,32 aummum eg~.Chald s bed. complet.e SlO. cabinet $2S . 6 drawer VW bumper a nd irons. 8 root dresser and mirror ,~ ~· iistaresh c hrome DRAPES Sl per panel.I Bedspread SS. Brand waist $14 each. Russian ~~ble easel with paper Crystal chandelier $10. 'Waln~t d u s t proof ~.Vanish chair$S.Boys $25. 2 night stands, ss w ees . eac ·2·700.15 Alum inum screen door: new m assager.vibrator RedcashmereshawlS14. '':"l$10.lSgal.porta~le CoffeeandendtableSIO dresser $25. Small drop bi ke. 20 inch 3 speed, $25. each. includes king ~re ~t;:;,..mJ t heels !t° each. SJ. Sink with plumbing· SIO. 1696 Monrovia Costa Anchor Trailer Park, o(. aar l:nk $S. Camper smk each. Black naughal\yde lear kitc h e n t abl e, Girls bike. 26 inch 3 headboard with set. 4 sS ires. g s hape $3. Ve r y old Royal Mes a ' fice,642·2841 S7. ns tant .Hot water chair SlS. Electric oven fomrica lop SS. Infant speed, S?O. Set of alien lamps, ii each. Bassinet each. 1·700·15 8 lug typewriter644·7183 I • . . heater $7. Bag old desk, and cook top $25. Hood mecp•nical s wing $4. wrenches $1. BSA back~. Diaper stacker' baby wheel~ndt1re,6plyS15. CUSTOM m ade ru11WOMEN S clothing .. s1~e no. dr~wer s $10. $10.673-S299alter6PM. Dttonllve lnr~e whale pac k ss. Eldon race changer, SlO, Metal car 1 ·650-1~ S lug nut wheel OLD Ma ple rocker SIS. le ngt h beige v elve t 10·12. $1·$.10. Girls Children s records SOc 5216 Seashore . Npt birdcage$12.548·19~ trac k ss. Hot Wheels exlenda·bed. $5. Sturdy and lire. 6 .PIY $10. ~eavydutytruckor ~an drapeswithliebacks S25 clothing s izes ~~·~2. Record albums soc Beach. , . track $.5. Pup tent SS. 9123 feeding table $20. Bab 1-775-1~ mag nm, s~ke Ja~.k ~15. Metal s helving, each. Blac k Spanish· SOc·SS •. 8 rt. art~flClal Aqualuug back pack S?. ---------B~Y crib, canopy or re· Daffodil I''. y 847.0051 swing with bed $7 J type ~. Motorcycle tires 72 high x 40" wide $1S. style adjustable drapery pla nt with ceramic pot 30 gal. camper water HOLLOW door 44 X P:7. g ar $25: IJumper pads ' · · New draper m'aterlal · and wheels $.5 each. Beer Post hole digger $5. Rake hardware includes rings SB. Children's skis, red, lank $15. Tether ball with $15. Hollow door 40 X 93 $2. Dressing table $4.~. R EFR!GER!-TOR S20. soc a ya/d Lar · keg, fixed for water$, 4 $3.50. Pus h broom $4. r osettes s2s. Wood size, SlO. l.>ishes 2Sc·$5. weighted support $7. $.LS.644~CDM Bug gy $2 . Porta~r1 b Electric. adding machine wrought iro~ Pol l ~e wheels for hou~e trailer Girl's bicycle $10. Hedqe Spanish style wall hang. 64G-5077 Redwood eahirs, tables BOX spring, mattress, S17.50. Portable .bassinet· Sl5. ProJecotr screen S20. S7 so Wro ht i s a · SS each. Logg1nr. saw, scissors $20. Antique hall ilig with 2 swords $19 and benches $:leach. HB. t c' oar bed $10. Back New hi~h intensity lamp de.labr:l S7 u\.ro:o~t ~an-two handle, 6 lfJ ft. saw table 18" x 30" $25. Wood New GM child's love seat WATE~ bed heate r $15. 9 536·2658. twin size, extra firm, ex· pack by Ger ry $7.50. S7.SO New del·k & turf r . bo 1· g ron SS. Model A wheels SlS file cabinet. 4 drawers $25. Deluxe Strollee hi h x 12 mix green rug $10. 8 . c47llen~ con~itiot:t S2S. Jump seat $2. 2 bed rails shoes. size 6, SlO. New U~1~ b ~ ~ $2350 eac~. each. ttand lawn mowers S2S. Portable sewing chair $IO. 833.2848 g x 10 gold brown $10. VW REEL ty~ gas mower, Ki~1g su~e rot1ssene and S2 each. Infant seal ~. men·i-:.h1rls. small ss. CaUSun~: s, .c eac · S2·S.S. 4 Ford wheels, 14 machine S25. 2 wheel bu.s. r e ar doo r $1S. not running SS. Rotary ta e$10.842·5342 _b75·1~ _ Photo str~be S7. Chest Y·9636546· inch S2 e<1ch. 20301 S.W. s hopping ca rt $20. Sl!RFBOARD S20. Firm 646-6296,642·8171 ~~gas mowe:,.nolrun· :.>inchgasstove$25.Ken· AQUARIUM & stand l!'l S>.S. 2M E . 16th Place, BOYS full wet suit. $25. Cypress, S.A. H gts. Recliner rocker, brown s ing le mattress $10. 3WHITEfromica cocktail r g $2.50. 20 window more washer $25. Push . 11 h t k · · Apt. B. Costa Mesa 962-9971. 546-6481 vinyl $25. Table lamp, Large motorc7cle helmet t bles Sl2 50 h "A.. an SS. Surplus XMTR mower SS. S75-S2S8 ga on s . ow an . com· -. gold glass $lS Wood SlO. Tumbling mat $16. a · eac · ART·l3$10. S urplus --------- plete with accesson cs 8 .F. DR 0 0 M set, un· RATIAN couch $25. 3 rat· PELLET pistols: <Test shelving adjusla.ble 72 .. 545-5989 a nd B a Y • Ba I boa· XMTR 604 $2.50. Power MEN'S suits. 41 and 42 re--~· 675·2693 finis hed M a p~e. desk. t!ln chairs, $25 each. An· fired only> BenJ pump high, 4o·~ wide. 12 .. deep _ ll·Spm. s~pply $7.50. Heath VFO gular. pants 34 x 31 or32 KENMOR E automatic large chest .. nightstand tique trunk S2S. Antique .177 $25. Cros C02 target SZS. Please call Monday, PENN 3.0 Senator la~e. PAIR of U.S. Indy mags with ~wer supply fl.SO. at SlO. Sport coast, Mete washer $25. 442 E. 18th S25 each piece. Large wash board $16. IS gallon .177 $25. Used S ~ ·w Tuesday. 64S·4832 or left ha nded $25. Fas h Ford pattern, 7" 14, $25. 2 antique rotor m otors, lapels, ST. large setec.• S\. Coata Mesa oak two door comrnode crock szs. Picnic table C02.22 $10. Good pistol 6424610 pol es, reels $4· $15. S4S 7876 no control boxes $2.50. tion. Cash only ~9•9707 S25. Gai; logs SS. PaUo $3S. 2 patio tables and case $3. Fan: 12 inch,~ Silfaflex, fly rod SlS. . Bird watt power meter _____ ;;__ _ _...;__ OLD mantle clock S25. chaise lount1e $4. New benches, $JS each. Patio speed Sl~. Bottle lamp NEW ladies razor $3, Foot Wood tac~le box $10. MANS good IO.speed $25. ~. Bmm viewer ss. 72 TWO . . . Unfinished 6 drawer tenon J curling iron ~. settee. 2 chairs and ta· $lS. Twin lens REF locker $4. Ladies gold Cod. lrolhng pole, all Phone 642·5487 c:u. I\. diving tank fl.SO. Two ~t!!erh~ St. dresser $2S. 4 drawer Men 's s uits and s port ble S25.Large wrought camera,F3.S$20.B&S walchSS.BBQ$2.Water· roll er g u ides $2S . Poolregulator$S.2out· ,st ng. chest S20. r .air small coats, good condition ir~n s tairway $17. lawnmowerengine,just bed liners SJ. BBQ s Cole~anlanlern18.Pair2B~CYCLES$J9.50each. board props $5. s2 Ford :ea4;.E~~celetslSl~ 5 Pe a k e r 5 $9. 3 04 6 50c·S2.50. Beau~ifui white 8'7·7307. overhauled $25. Lo po~er piece basting set $2. Lug· ~amping cots $10. L~ge Slulsaw S~2. ,Portable 1V radio $5. 48 Chev. radio :ac 1 l vrer., 5 erbotmg Killybrook. CM. 540 . 9779 leather man's Jacket S2s. ~lert;O amp. SS. AC tlm· gage carrier $S. 40" iron ace <'hest $S. Browning a;. Old ctuld s wooden la· $5. Resistance d ecade an Pa e ruit •I, 2 new boy's s uits wllh WHJTE naugahyde chair 1ng hght $5. Dwell meter rollaway bed, mattress & trout poles $10 each. ble with 3 chairs $15. box $S. Res. C~p. Sub. ~ .. tra~, ~aady dish STING RAY bike, boy'.> v est s . s i 7. e 1 o·18 and ottoma n $25. Double $5. 2059 Republic, CM. cover $23. Instant load Custom ocean poles $20, Toys Sc·$3. Wooden doll bridge $7.SO. TV t1 w gar ·-· 0 5 !Oc:ise. five spet!d ~.Girl's St· women 's clothes 50c·S2: bookcase headboard $4. Sundayl0·5only. new camera $10. Large $25. AF,Gyro. Navy highc:hairS4.SO. AM' FM generator SS. '2 spear ~~rt 7~·t· ~ ing:ray a;lnglo speed $Z2. 64().5083 after lOam 846.2693, inner tube $2. 119·34th St. brass compasses $20.$25. stereo $12.50. Garden guns $2.SO. Avon botUes, .. • . I e un: 646·1525 after J()pm U~EO. bul useablc forced NB. 87!>-0922 all. 11 Argus C·3 3Smm $13. tools 25c · S3. A nlique new SS·SlO. Electronic 18 $3. Fishtnl Hn.e -------------6 fl . FORMICA counter WOODEN spools pen~ air heater $10. Water Eastman Kodak D·l SIS. wicker baby basket $S. p o rts 25c·SS. Dishes dryers ~ each. Zenith VACUUM cleaner with tQp,new,but backsplash Corlables, ~~o are 39' heater .$10. ThermadorLARGEportablebar$25. 4' RCA s tereo console Old c hild's Mexican 2Sc·$5. Gas mode l AM'~M table radio~. ports, tank type Sl6. cracked. great for work acrou by 2'l hig~. at~ bul ll·1n oven $10. Two bar stools S6 each. m . Old electric copper chairM.50. Electrit'lawn airplane with engine TV •• excellent condltl()n 646-1525 ~nch S7. Approx. 50 each. and o.~e aa 43 Typewriter stand s tand Fireplace screen SS. corree pot, set $25. mower $23. Fertiliier s12.so. Sat. only. 1753 19 rl $ 2 5· Creeping pieces. unused weldwood aoroat by 28 high, at $3. 9tap B & S. motor $10. Apartment size electric Ranaemake stove hood, s preader S3.50. Books Anaheim, r ear Costa Cha 1~· potted $1, • •. n 1V, portable. works line ponellng moldln•, Slo. or •ll lhree for sza 216Sl Waverly Dr. NB. r,.nge $15. Portable Ian. Ught. copper·bl'VWll 10c·$2. Baby crib $15. Mesa ' Ou~er • gun cleanang $25. 6'6·JS25 aluminum with wood Ham a11tuna with meter 846-3344 s tereo record players $10. 9" chrome marine 21711 Impal• Lane, HR. eqwCent l~·lSc. Stick· CABINET ns. Bookabell trim Sl.5. Bed lrame 15. 2 coU on lt. •·OU lllter foe FtSHvR PRICE t . $2-$S. All kinds of 1arden aeatthliaht $25. 548-9132 tum on Mokihan., off EXTERJORdoor,3paMI, °"to orabtton0a plutlc •· pieces plate glass f01' tnlek or tractor tuber oc; • oys • tools 50c Records all Bushard 32" x 80'' $7.SO. Sereen c e • c · ls hes , St$. Couch SlS. Love.eat curved front dressers finer, model 200S, has Airport 13. Village 14.SO. kinds and types tOc ~ach. SCUM 'ET$ · doon 35•• x 81 " &: 30" x silverware lOc·ZSC. hble SlS.R.OC!Ur'SZO.M6·5952 $2·l3. Spun aluminum 5 new c.,trid••· '10. T'*O Campu SL.SO. Fann '2. V•cwmcleaner$S. BBQ '-3 piece litbtwelgbt ll" suo each. Bonnet lamps $1 each. Giant ELECTRIC dryer, ell• 1tal. un $S. Gl Water can hard ball. one metal and Sehool tl.50. All In very with bood suo. Bowlln1 ANSWERS luaa.re. good condJtiCJn. hood t..lr dryer suo. 4 lamp altade, uw, B. u t 111 H rtd $5. 21heets wall pa.netina one Oberalass, S1 each. &ood condition. 2 larp balls 11 each. Bumper keys, $15. 673-614.S ~u unge grids, r new Step !•dcler·stool a. ~~Blic: A'::~ Steach.Woodmiterbox cashonly.142-3425. pa~t'Unp•eacb.SmalJ Jacki Sl each. Tripod Buket -i,too -SS Headers ror Dune s:uoaJl.Blackexterior ChUda hi·chalr St. la ~ t6 142-7513 SOc Candle sticks Sl . . paintint1 $2. 2. Spanish. l jacks SJ , 8~45·15 tire. Cover -fUnder -UPt nxture $2.SO. White P\a1M1. PeothOUH. ~ rot M • eaoh. Auto tepaJr rampl FORMAL. s11e 7, pmk modern. ~h1na, .wblte ~ condlUon sz. Small SCHOOL buggy wllh mumer and m.el•l utility table. 2 lk uch. '42Cll River A~. APPROX. 225 red bricks, p . Plywood, all thick· no.erect. llke n~w. SlO. wtth gold rim. aerv1.c~for intercom set SJ, Wuher 1'1il may ~ a year ol stinter szo. Overlo•d ahetves. ao·• hi. 21'' wide N.B.. End ol 43rd on the ll ~ x J x a~ Inc.hes (oi nCISe' lOc·Sl. 645·S938 Kod•lk Brownle camera. I plu:a s.ervlng p1eca, ln «ood coo.dillo.o m . b • n Ir r • i I u r es. J Aprings for Ford Van a M. tJS Chevy mat's and channe.l.11S.U.SS S20 Call Sit. before -121> with naah, SS. E•tnl USfldoocoS:Z::S .988·2942. Sat.:sun S:S:Z·177l or aee remember t~ good old ~am GoodJ'ear Uro 2A'x 13 •--------- lla;,, Ol'Sun '48-3120 .. TOUCH for Health" llf'P! lnner tutMt, Sl.50. at 1642 R1ltibow Dr SA d.111 when all we bd to 'M VW d 110 Engine ~l x 14 12 ~ 'uch.. 30.l TWOdoO.ar bllla, new,.,.. -----manualbyDr.JohnTtlle M.UI folding chairs,~ AM·FM stereo In your crws atrc«U. Jrvlne·,; worry ibcut were lid SS s::!to..; Ricilo Meu~.cM .142·*3 ~,llSIMri•,• 2 p I £ C E w h l t ' $1.SO. 549.5997 each. Cdtton pads, 2 c•r. lnst'lU Into your 8 Red KJll In Tu.Un SCHOOL rallures SlO. .nauery ss. ~n rroni eJICh. cash.141-l707 nau,pbyd.dtrod1cr 1()(1 thick by 28" wide by 71" ~ck player or cul")' u • · r d .... RCA portable TV KENMORE •uhu llS ...... 1ood IOI" lumbUnf, ...... ble r•dlo, ""'"°"" FENCINO·wln! 5• a OI' EIOHT lr•ck car la_pe en er $l0. s .. u. ANTIQUE arm chair S<lllnt _ ...... wldl • 1115. RCA portabla TV, u :.,;'l~ay bed szs. aoto SS eaeh. · C uh only. cond I lion, only 125. a Oalvanl..d, hepy p.. r, melleot roadi· = ~~":is ma!J.f,:: ~ =.1·~~:1~ ·~: ~Lu;.'.~~ J!fl.&Mt·MU ce ne,eo.&aMeu. "2--34.U. ~ 846-seo7 Uonm.5 .. IDt Ml-7111 .._ins J•callMl·.,._ ... 9560 tJf OM. V PILOT ~turday. J une 21. 1975 Ml1C.U•1-M lilt A It/ ...... '9ww M4I C zwra. S./ .. ~r.c::•/ ••••••••••••••••••-•• S..ke fOJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• II* tllO Sc 911 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••111 S. IOll •••91 S• 1055 MJ1c1tl•1a• IOIO tniU.. c c M bel'$bl ....................... httOffer~I ....................... ...................... TOYOTA SALE ••••-••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOOO 'c . ll em Electrical-WoodwoctJit 'M-11' Owen.1 Cfui.Mr. CAii HIGH Cmp.r. abell, PUIUC AUCnOM AoLique labia & odda n' WANTED ~...00. a e venloa:s Plumblllt-a.t.Ullllaa Pert.Sil.ape. •1111 no windows. S'1S.. New 'J4 ~S MANY IT SMS or FlNE ends. 8846 El Pres1dente, . & Repair loboard En& 538--1588 S8TAT£ JEWELRY, F V.1M7-~ T OP CASH DOLLAR 10 Spd. Bicycle. need Repair ClO bollt).Scorpl~ ...... I•/ --. -------• STIU AVAi ART OBJECTS AN -• , p ~ 1 ~ F OR YOUR new tires $30 Set elec NutH 5'1-~ C....... ,. .. t\\ T>A~AMEBC.mper, TJQUES FlN£ FU RN SUPE R SALE. Color TV, H .:Wl-.LRY. WATCHES, curlers $S ~9785 · • ••••••••••••••• .. •••"• fillly tell..cont 6' retrii. plus ETC. PHONE FOR u~· 5l e reo . antique la ART OBJE~. G~L!> • · · lo9h. M..tM SCHOOMll.ldl '2I00.53l·9S6l ' HUGE STOCK Of FO 4l BROCHURE bookl s, elee.l~ht.e~; S ILVER SE flVIC I'. Diver's wet suit new·$75 .._,___. 9010 uou•~1 i.tc."W r1n--ado8'Cmnr. 75._ a.,s.' · pant.I. cane &mji5, lhu F JN E FU ttN " AN· r 11 ~" · l boOct j ke' •..-r---'"'•. '"' ....__ ~~0 • MV&-'"" 2200 cover best s t:Jlen., muc TlQUES 845·2200 u 4 inc · • ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8$ • .. K elple" • 50' Hyd.Jacks, Ute, com· luy or LeOM NOW! STRIPED Couch 41 chr. AmoreN! 013..,07~~!...~· 8.ay · :a~~r~~;. ~~~(,() ~:0° ~~Ori" T~!'.!~')41 'F'Ll andra1,1 · 001 w avball plete. Beaut. cond. ej•ll L•~& Pert. cond. 10" Miter ve. ·0 • u ............. barrel, n•ugh. lined. "" • I c ........ -ne •0 ect o.n ot •t $1,UO. 6'S·H04 <Sat. ~" u1no Chop uw. Recltrocal SAT/SUN/MON · Chest CAIPETIAIGAINS sioo.645•3778. Call67S-e9e8 boata·power or ull. 5(1~) ---------• hacksaw W/"tnd Pi'"· HJd bed S ' "-b· TopQual MillSeconda 0 T ""-t•u I • Charter w/ cooflclenc.. '73 ..,ORTON •Cl\ l • TOYOTA turea tires ~. bo~-. ea · te.reo._ ~ • U'sed Carpel&-AnySlze Goll membershJp, Irvin B !"-.,., Y or 16 boat, CALIF. CRUISES Cu· HALF CAB OVER 39" '" """"'•. x n •. -'t i' -•t~bl m1 s.c . furn, Paantan ''CH• ... -•.. Coast Country CJub ong.cost.S3SO.aac.$8S. ri1Mlnnoy 714/Ml:..m, hltbforminipkupl.l.Jk cond. Spoc. cqwpmt. _., an qa. "'"""'"""'a es. Eqwp Paint ~ls etc lllllV'l• N 613·~ ' new SZ'75 -.a1 Stock prta. avl. $1,500. 1966 H b c M 646 '1301 Much more! Will con New 'iewelr-Y · turciots~ CaU 673-7162 ewpo rt Beach, $700. lom $.JI 9060 · · 675·0657, 6'2·7912 , or or, " sttkr trades ! Fr1/Sat. 00· rin gs , bra c c l e t s, 644·1013 or ~-1231. 3 Muioe Compaaaea, •••••~••••••••••••••••• 8' Cab b.ilb Camper Shell l·S25·6504 ly. 9-4PM, 2827 P'rancls n e c k I a c e s , Mlacef'-eom $20·$40. Marlin Pote. 9.0 27, ERICSON 1 yr. old. xlnt cond & vtaton. fUO, M_ot._r_H_o.. ____ _ Ln .• CM, 546·2223 s quash blossom, gem M ... TTRESS w .... d 1011 ree l. $100. Troll -Pol~: BeaullCully furn. " Call548·3540 S-'-/1 t.. 9160 stone rin~s. 880 w. 19t.h A H.H. 3.0 reel, $50. 9 ri" .. ed. , .. A_.,.._ , -ett PATIO S al e · All St.C.M.645·3344 *MAD~ESS* ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrome searchUght.$25. •• ..,._ 10~ Champion, clean.••••••••••••••••••••••• Household It.ems. Sat. _, S$CASH$$FOR 548-9832 5_,..._~ sol~·cont. 19'Cabh~'730PENROAD22'sell· onty. 9 lo S. 17'1 Tu.stjo, Sat & Sun, 1901 AlsWla Ln. *ALL SIZES* Good used fum/re!rlgs •111111111119 • Cruiser w /Buick V· cont., lape, trlr hitch, Apt. M . CM • H • .B. Duncan Phyfe Din· Frzrs/stoves. 546-0768. CRUISIMCi SALE HerreahoH Amer1 cao 0 /D. 842·5850 $150 .... k. s• ml. 642·6020 rm Set m isc furn & Pric•d toMoft! s t d 9 12 N '"' Eagle. 22 Ct. WLW, 218 ft. Garage Sale·R'-gs-lfair ' · Wante d , u s ed orcse 8 ur ay · · ew ~ overall. BuUl by Nowak 8' Long Cams>-tel38" tu1h ReoL : '74 Shasta 20' Mini, d r Y e r s ·Coo 1 a 1 r clothing. 5J8-15.S9 533·9625 &646-8686 presses _ running 0 wall VHF, glass Sabot le Williams. 714/546-7172; e&rnper shell for wld Cab & root air, stereo v1tpor1zer. More. Xlnt,, F anlll iei1: Brass. **I BUY** n ot. Will pay cash. dinghy S45• E-2:9 Spin. Aft. S PM le Wknds bed truck. Lrgdoorlc 2 tape. Sips 7, sep shwr. cood. s.&8·7689 Pewter , a ntique clocks , Good 52•·6773 (1G-2pm > s ail, s alon cus hions , 7H/67S·26'4. bunks. ~O or bst ofr. SS4·4828eves. furnilure , accordian , used furniture & Windsurfer sail, Mast, 831·1644 Household gar/patio. Low books , po wer mower, appliances, or I will Sell WANT: Large canva step s keg. Navy SOS Learn to Sail-UCI s um'r . VACATION Crulser 24 ' $.Muc h Miscell. 1577 masc. PataoatS47 Santa lorYou. tent,tarp,reliable wor Beacon,chartsSFtoLA. classes open to public.MoW•Ho-.s 9140 Atlas Skamper. Resv. Ponderosa,C.M. Ana Ave, Newport Hts. MASTERS AUCTIOM truck. Have V.W. fo 313 Esther off Santa Ana, CbUdren & adults lS b.r ••••••••••••••••••••••• now tor summer. l'Ully Garage S ale, Upngh Sat. 9 . ,4,_,616 & lll-9625 lrade. 494-0097. CM. More in Dime-A· elem. lntermed in Lido Laguna .Sch area. Adult self-conl'd. Sips 6, pvt. Piano , Lo ve Seat . OrSUNDAY 839-0074 Muslcaa Line 14's $20. 20 b.r adv w/ park,2Bd,2ba cl01Seto pty.979·4871 Char rs , Rugs, Lamps, Beaut. S~an. buHet, like htstrwnfltts 801 EVINRUDE Outboard spinn. $40. 833-5346 sh~pping, bus: ocean, 25' ESCAPADE ste eo ~t1~~·1c;kokt:~c(,5 ~f~i ~:k!8°~fr~P~~o~'Suh::; PUBLIC AUCTIOM •••••••••••••••••••••• l SHP w/gas tank. Best•Hobie 16, good cond. :r"~t~~d~99·1l7l alt. Gpm crwse control. dual ~ir: .Ma cKe nzae Pl. near ga.rage sale Sa~ &.Sun. MANY IT EMSOF FlNE Fi n e G e rman Cell offer.962·0936or548-4514 or best offer. Must s · e t c. N,o milg . P.P Paularino & Bear , C.M. 9·6. Mov1ng.1736lG1bson ESTATE J 'E WELR Y, w/Vila li•• Bow . Soft MAST & Rigging for 20' Sat. 6/21. Call Sat. Moforcyc•1/ _556_·_1_17_1 ______ 1 Sat. &Sun. Cr, H.8 . 847-2&79 ART O BJECTS. AN-<'a se . $200. Highland bo l Al · l d 673·6898 or 1·213-82.S-1 Scooters 9150 Trala. Utility 9 llO TRUCK COUNTY USA ----------1 TJQUES, FINE FURN., Bag pipes $150 Call ad. Dum1nwn .n g_. wkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n, ----------Kn k K k · ETC. PHONE FOR JN. . . · con . acron s ails '"I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• We 're Moving. Lots of IC nae s, antiques, FO & B ROCJI U RE 962 8235 aft 6 pm wkdys, xlnt. cond. Trlr. in gd. UDO 14 for Sale. "70.250 Ossa Stiletto. Kept Utility Trailer 4x8 steel ' thinj!s must go. Beds, Sfurnitur«:, mis.c. & e tc .. 645.iioo · aft3pmSat/Sun. cond. Xtra fittings .,. w/trlr&cover.Gd.cond. ~~~ePryh _g5d36• c7ond020 &fast. box lrlr. Lrg,~hls. $175, '~J-chair s , ta bles. mis c. a t & .s un 9·30·5· 226 847 1338 $ 300 6 ~ ~ j · • Start Friday & everyday Broadway, C.M. Offiu Furniture & · 1 . 75·4621. · · · 831-1644. :9 ., •. ~~~i·lil:I. •••••"'ii' ll.JJ June 25. 1636 Aruta Gara ge Sale· .. lov1·ng. GOING FISHl .... G7 Eq.MpmHt 8085 FIBERGLASS . 26' LUDERSSWOP '74 Honda 360'CB, w/5,000 Auto Senlu & --.. La NB " " ••••••••••••••••••••••• I $2 500 mi cln, w/xtras. $775. 9400 ne. · Ne w crib & mattress, I 'S WORM FARM Sm 1th-Corona Portable Materials &Supplies 499' 1140 Bob499-2463. Parts Moving sale. Col and baby changer, hi-chair, Open Daily 7Am to6Pm Electric t ypewnter w/ At Low Prices• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• many s mall i te m s, 9xi2 oval r ug. Couch. N il e c rawlers, Meal case.962-3983. Boat repair, boat build· LIDO 14, trlar, & equip. SUZUK~ TS2SO $110 in· '66Chev. lmpala,2Dr.396 puzzles etc. 842·6445 Much more! Everything Worms, African Night ing, boat design. #2102; a ll mint cond. vested in eng. Gd.·cond. eng. Mags. AU or ~arts. 520 N. HARBOR Santa Ana ----------• Cheap!957 J unipcr,C.M. Cra wlers &Red Worms. (2)0esks, l chair&book· CRYSTALJNERCORP. $1100 (714)539·7592. $250.968-2887 Good powe r g l1d e . 1968 Honda S90 S75, 9-5Sat/Sun. 17362Gothard.HB. keepin g machine. Call 1626PlacentiaAve.CM , 1971 KAWASAKI 2SOc c S48·8779 '1 :ft,':'e36~ds~m ~:1:~~ Beds, boxsprings &matlr. Call 847·5141 S33·349s 548-0292 548·5623 ~e~~nt:i~~ 2izb;'0rti~''-F ·S, 400·18 Knobby , '67 VW TRANSMl5.5ION. MILES NORTH or TllF. water h e a'ter . ba by Ele~. o~gan & stand._s Pimos&Organs 8090 loats,Power 9040 aboa~.s.s12s.673--868l Chamber exhaust. $SOO. gd.cond.$75. clothes. misc. Sat. 9 AM trac.:.k player. quad-house ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-7808 960·2052 to 5 PM at 914 Cedar Pl, or car ,.;' s pkrs. Car arr SPECIAL!! F l E LD 'S Warehouse 15 '.2 • ne w fiberg lass Sanlana 21. 2 mos ~ld. '71 Laverda. 750. Autos for Sale <.:.M. 642.2085. cond .. 1-V. l r~nle. Golf S ale. 4 00 Pianos . walkthru new s5 HP Cos t $6,000, a s k1n Cd. cond! SSOOortrade ••••••••••••••••••••••• clubs & bag. Pictures. 1 Artificial Grass Org a ns, new & used Mere. & 'trailer. $a79S.' S.S.000.991·3184A.tlahelm. Cal1S46·9632. SUNDAY 6·22, 8 to 5PM, Robl. Wood. Frames. Only $3 95 Sq Yd Sp 1 n e t s,. G r a nds , Make ofr.642-8559. CAT"MARANS' 75 ft A.ftti ... s/ 113-0 Pembroke Ln, NB. Records. P honogra ph. 8 C 11673 Players. Going out for f 9 .1 W lho ~· .1 Sportster Frame, nicely CIG1sict 9S20 lda g h. d ropleaf tbl t rac k t apes. Doggy a -8l62 bus iness. Hent/opt t Boatsneeded,lisl&store 0 sai . t.90 • sa cstmed.lO''frntend,16" ••••••••••••••~•••••••• Magh. cn.r. China cbnt .. D ool1 e & c he m icals . buy. Ka wai. Steinway, w/us at no cost. We have car-topped. $400. 646-2449 rear, Jots chrome. $350. Very RAR~ ~3 Nas h float 'g. s wim'g. pool Pans ui1s, bke nu, sz 16·$.5 25" ZENITH Color TV Baldwin , Chickering, buyer s , BC y B , I~LANDER 21. 6 HP out 847-1543. Healey with 59 Cad chrs. Poolequipmt.&ac-ea. Much more. 1952 $110. 2·26 gal Aquarium~ Ya maha, Kimball, Wur., n'1848·1304. board. New botto engine. Make ,offer. cess. Misc. furn, coC· MeyerPl.C.M. w/stand & 1·15 gal. All etc. pa·nt $2t50 213167•-3002 '70 Yamaha 2SO Enduro. 675·0970,askfor81ll. feemaker, elec. frypan, H 8060 Access. & fish. Must see FIELD'S (714)638-277 197• 18' Beechcrart w 1 · · Good cond., dirt or blender etc etc etc ones t · t Sl "O 12072 Brookhurst.GG. trailer & 13 5 H (l) LASER DEMOS slreet.$400orb6tofr .. Aft '36 FORD Coupe, partial • . ' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• o app r ec1a e . .. Evinrude. lmmaa. Ex-6PM546-3286. Jyrestored.$1,950. . Beaut Ara b Colts. Fillies, 968"2873 Fis c her Baby Grand tras. $4000 or best offer. 536-85.11 SAT. & SUN. llHPM. 502 Stallion & End urance F\111 1-~orse. Knee board. Piano. Asking$l200. 837 -9621. $895 '75XL·125HONDA 1961 XKl 50 JAG Coupe. ~·n Oac~~~fro~~u1!!1~rd ~~~~~f Terms. (7!4 > :;:g:0~5~· Cond. O <ling). 494·7755 18 ' Boat w/xlnt 35 HP llobieNewport.°M~-2062 Ready~~~9~.$6()(). Mint!Seriousbuyers! gds., toys, clothes & old HAMMOND Organ-Spkr.· Eng. w/trlr. Or trade for 645·4566 balloon tire bikes. REG. Appaloosa Gelding. 14 • SILV E RLINE 50HP rhythm attach. Magh. VW. $.500. 642-6153. 22' Schock. Fiberglass '72 Honda XL 250. Many 2 yrs. old, prof. trained, Evin rude. w/trlr. Sl ,495. Sl ,700/best offer. 675·7165 . sloop. $1200. xlras $600 DR y E R • R u g s • gd. color . very gentle. Schwinn Tandem bike . . 1941 Lyman .20 complete· Call (714)8754048 Call498·0ssaalt6pm '23 Roadster, Best offer. Call days or eves. 846·8828 household, 123 Topaz. $550. Call: 832-7560 or S95 Maple consolestereo An.t1que BaldWln Player ly refurbi s hed. Xlnt Ch 11 ; 32, Sl Bal. Island. 673-7476, Sat. 997.4413 $35: Bl ue s · couch SJ(). Piano, xlnt cond. $1500. cond. Call 675·9752. m~ ec~T e ui t ~r· 6 HONDA 350·4, lo.mi, very •47 FORD Woody, > • .In 9-SPM ti73-7963aft 5PM Aft.Gpm,497-2204 16 ft C b ' C . d I . Y <t.fooo· Ppp' clean. Accessones. $800. cond.$4000.oroffe r. . a an MJrser . e ux cruz. ~. . 675·2411 Garage Sale·L e a ving CANT AFFORD Stereo. fu rn, Exercycle. Hammond Organ. MdJ T. Trailer . 35 hp engine 832·1092&556-7'83 ---------- _____ 43_6_·5:_526 ___ -1 State. Maple 48" round clothing 582 Sturgoon Bran d n e w cond. 16 $450. Best oHer.548·1257 20, GAFF RIG Cabi '73 YAHAMA S~500, Recreotlonat table w/4 ext. leaves, 6 Thor&Tenn.Walker,de· D C M ·F ·hr · a u to matic s tops + slroog, fast, reliable. Yeftlcl.. 9 SlO chairs. China cabinet, 4 pend a ble ·xlnt lrain 'g . r ... n t usun. percussion, etc. Hardly * * * * * Sloop. S lrip planke Never raced: $SOO L l . ht ..,,,. ELCO Class·c l Magh h 11 Needs K 839.6127 • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar stools, loveseat, gas ease 0 rig person. Maple desk & chair, book· used. Looks new. Sold JV 1 · · u · ee washer &dryer,electric 498·3062 case.llumper pool tbl;S new for S2400. Asking express, T /S , R e bl wk.&rudder.Uyoulik ----------1'69 Toyota Landcrwser, d ti she 1 f w a 11 unit . $1750. 644-0897. Engs., Comp. redone in wooden boats, make of '74 Honda XLJSO, like xlnt cond. Many xlras. SAN DIEGO FHEF;WAY • O•et" 7 0 Late Mod•I T rucb In Stock •68's thru •74•s CHEYYS & FORDS. Short beds & Steps ides. V8's & 6's. (29722D) and up '74 Dodae Crew Cab 1.z ton. ~8. automatic, powe r s t eer ing , air conditioni n g , cruise. control, red & \\hi le. (44968) 53895 •74 GMC Sierra Grand• :s~ ton. Auto .. P.S., air conditionin g, h e avy duty camper equipped; extra sharp. (71689) 0~~e~~b~~ b~ s~~~e PGure1dbred Reg .. Arabian Stereocassette 2 spkrs s id e & out. Coc k pi fer. 642·4178 new. $850. $2450. or best offer . · • e rn~. grey, 6 y rs. · ·THOMAS Tri anon 3 couches. Much More. ----------1 CaU673-S305 548-2698 •73 Che 1/ T clothes , roc.k tumbler, Ma ke Offer. 673·1510 Coi:n p .. ba by ,furn & keyboard, Organ-as seen X1ntCond. NAPLESSABOI' ----------• ry 2 on s et o~ National Geo· Kathy. eqwp .• hke new. ~-5209 on Lawrence Welk s how. $SOO CASH REBATE CARTOP CARRIER Honda CB12S, 1400mi, DUNE BUGGY w/ exlra VS, a utomatic, power graphics, 1917·1975, lots Joan Of &..£s $3000.968-3555. TO BUYER! $350. 545-like new,$400. sand tires ' 100 Corvair s te e rin g ' air or misc. items. 19732 Jew.try 8070 l'VT p . Pt $6 950 675-3238 548·1<118. eng. lnclds trailer w/ condition ing, cus tom Potomac Ln. HB (Glen· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your d~si~n silkscreened Player Pi ano, wa lnut rt. y. · · New S' Naples Sabot, ful! . bltq tool & parts box. deluxe. Blue and white. mar) bet~een Bushard & WANTED on a sh1_rt. $44.~gets.you Spinet, 30 rolls mus ic 14 ' TRIHULL, ski, fish or race. used twlc:e. $400.12 Hodaka 100. rebored dirt Xlnt cond. $1000. 646-8205 immaculate. (4649S) Mag n olt a , north or 12 qua Lily T-Shlrts pnnt· $975. Kimball Consolelle dive. 50hp J ohnson, xtrs. Boat & tr a lier $85. or street. Xlras, $200 or aft 7 PM. s3 5 9 5 Adams. 10·7pm. Fri·Sat, TOP C AS H DOLLAR e~ w/your one color de· Spinet,$450.548-3900 $750orbstofr.645·7762 968·0215 oHer.546·9707. . 20·21 PA ID F 0 R Y 0 U R s ign. 7226 Garden Grove DUNE BUGGY, lie. fo ----------• J EWELRY, WATCHES, Bl , Westm. 714 /893·6761 PLAY ER P lano, elec. or 17' 1 /0 S PORTCRAFT 12.~' Sailboat, fair condl· '74 YA MAHA D'_I' 360, xlnt roud, $1000. Mom's finally geu.lng rid ART OBJECTS, GOLD. -pump w/bench & rolls. Spor t s cruiser , Bow lion. Sat & Sun only. cond. 4700 tru, extras. 545-4346 of e verything.furniture, S ILV E R SERVIC E , TEN~I S C lu b Me m · Xln t. c ond. $1,195. rider. Walk lhru 962-3983. $950.545-6027 clothing, etc. Fri &Sat. F INE FURN & AN · bers h1p. L~adrng loca l 847-7017 windshield, fold 'g. top. . . , ~s.Race, 1856 Tus t.10 Ave, NB. TIQU ES 645_2200 cl ub. Reas. 644-1787. Fish or ski Xlnt shape Lido 14 w /trlr, nice, 71 Honda SL 350. Elec Rodi 9540 (btwa 21st & 22nd St, . · . , SportlnCJ Goods 8094 new trlr. & cov.' $1,700: No.2195, $1100. Super st~rt. Very gd cond. 9000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• acros& from Boy's Club) Oval Diamond nng H2 K. Secretary• antique, dis· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-7762 s hape. 714·848..o293. ma. $450. 962-2301 '74 Jensen-Healy. Must ---~------• Appr. value $<1500; sell unctive. S ft. high S2.75-.c omplelc Scuba OuUil, · . · Sell! Conv. Rdslr 7 Ma.oy ex.citing things, $2500. 673·5276. Copper tone Fri~idaare; best na me brand equip. 19 v~· Cabin, glass over l<Jte ~2':·b~2 ~·pifke new. H~~Y tt,\C~ J73· t-° e~-mi. AM /FM/S lrack. Ex. '71 Ch..,y 1/J Ton 4 WhHI Orin VS, <lUlomatic, power steering, camper shell, off road wheels & tires, like new. (12934 ) 54495 ch1l<b m101 casUe bdrm refr1g. & :.love. 4 ga me $250 Pete536-1943 wood 50HP mot.or $1200 ns~o a e easure , ce en a e: rea con . cond Still Under War set. Sat. Sun 2206 LADIES Cluste r ring. table c hairs $15 ea . . 15751 W1lletLn,H.B. . rac 1n g {hamp. Cost $800: Suzuki 400. Desert r anty $1850&take ove . •12Chevyl/4Ton R utgJ!rS, Apt. A, CM. G e n . c ut Sapphire!; 642·6889 GOLF' CL UDS Wilson $1300,sel $800.675-6161 equtpped. Very fast. a m'enl 835494 f 292 6 cylinder, 4 speed, 548·0171 w/d1amonds. Set in HK L h d d Starr 3 woods. 9 irons, Chris Cra ft Classic 30' L·l2 lrlr cover good Lowered frame, looks ~P~ s. · 1 3 t. hea vy dut.v c ampe r W/G.$350.96.1-7745 ·s ape a voca ogrn bar xlnt.cond.$90.963-4.908 Sedan. New twin engs h' 2 S .1 • $475 brandnew.$650.646-0430 ----------•equipped. (114692 ) WE 'v:E GOT EVERY· &2stools,gdcond.$75or <less than 40 hrs) ~5af7~ aa s. · '73 NOVA Hi-Perform THll'iG! 505 Marguente, Miscellaneous 8080 offer 842·721S Stor~. RestCM"mlt, Completely refastened,, · 74 SUZUKI Xtras, s hort block. · CdM· Today -July 1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAKE ME AN OFFER Bar 8095 new wiring, instruments, 24' SLOOP w/cabin. Nds GT 550 Steal! $1095.673-2823 673-7459 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• l s d 'tl' I . •. I . I Ids 6 000 'I I (7H74"") • 1 used comm ercial desk J CAN'TREFUSE• e c. uper con 1 on . 1 pamlui;cearung. nc . , mies . ......., -----.-----1 4 Fanilly , 4815-lS Surrey $20. Masc. Sea Kmg O.B. XYL of "non-ham" told FISHER 4xS Slate, Coln· Mus t sell-Sac rifice $7000. Trlr. Sac. $750./offe~. $899 4 Wt..el DnYes Dr. (Cameo Highlands> 5 HP, good cond1t1on . to c lean up g a r a ge . op. Pool tbl. Best offer. 642·1551. 675·6866 Beach llftPC"'fs ..................... .. Cd M. TODAY l'Urrush· 54S·Sl75 "That's a swi tch !" 2·2 642"2156 25' TROJAN Seara1derlMust sell! 13' Banshee 848Dove · ·~,~~~~~ 1:t"n~.C~~~- m gs,. Luggage, S~rts ANT IQ UE 3 dr c hina meter .hnears, 2·2 meter TV, Radio, '74, F /C , H/C water, roomier & faster tha~ atMacArthur Must Sell !64~ E q u_j P • Polyn e s.1an cabinet, Maple chest 0 A~l ng:.·l~neable1 ~ HiFi, Ster~ 8098 swim step, 110, xtra low Laser. Sac. $425.675-6866 &Jamboree, N.B. ~~~!!~!!~~~ A r t 1;fa c ts, Ra d i os , d rawe r s $20 Ma ple ce1vers. 1· al1ona ••••••••••••••••••••••• hours, VHF radio, depth. . .. 7S2·0900 '74 GM C Shortbed, Moss RazOl's, you name it! bedside s tand &chairSlO recerve.r, 1·2&6 hO'flle GRUNDIG S uper s harp! Bkr. 16 HOBIE 2 Jib& W/lrlr. Grn, 3000 mi, wench, S Vans 9570 675-~7 & S7 Ma hogany Duncan· brew ra g, 1·2&6 VFO, MAJESTIC STEREO 673-1003 Xlnt. cond. '56 BMW Classic R69. jackmans, Hd. susp. pkg.••••••••••••••••••••••• Ph ( 1 d 1 1·2&6·220VFO, 1·2 meter AM FM d" d d 548·9410 Restored to mint cond. Rollbar brus h guard '69 FORD 1 lon van, VS, Moving Sale-Sat-Sun. 9-5. Ye sty e rop eave VFO, 1·2&6. Tons of · r a ioan recor Classic '48 Chris·Craft 20' $1400 or best. 544·4689 pus h b~rs , xtra c tn: auto,facl.air,ncwpaint, Medil. Stereo $200. Ex. ta.ble w/ 4 cha~rs $50. pa rts, tubes, meters etc. f~~yer combo. Make of· J/B. speed boal. Good Sabot, Stan Mil!er No. eves. Makeofr. 645-6203 cpl, paneled. Xlnt. cond. cond: Loads misc. See Vcu'snhY1.l0ncsosu5c0h.Caal1 1r1·f1oAamM 2 free antennas. 962·0562 546_9933 cond. Everything works, ~777, 2 sets or satls, rac-$1,850. 839·6127 Di me-A-Lines 979-6739 · needs minor restoration. 1ng cond. Metal dolly. '73 Yamaha 250 MX Trucks 9560 ---------- to 4 PM . 673 ·2734 or FI~HING POLES, Reels, 1 PR Ce rwin Vega 211 AtrueClassic.646-9725 $425.548·7116. New engine. Very reUa· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Dod ge Maxi-Va n Garaae SaJe -Sat-Sun. 64G·8139. masc. Man's sz. 44 short . bl $600 642 '"96 Camper fully sell cont 10·4. "Yamaha Dir t G . . Sports Coat. Brwn. plaid speakers, like ne~ $llO. 14' Gregor alum. boat, 25 loots, SUp1/ e. · ** ,.,.. 71 FORD $4900. 962-8740 . · Bike $12"5. Men's itolf D•n.mg rm set ~.pc~ $175. S20 & Blk. $17. Card tbl. & ea. Also, Panasonic com· HP Evin rd. w/ tank, 30 Dodcs 9070 HODAKA 100 Super Rat, clubs and bag $35. 120 12 rnd X 36 hr pool 4 chrs. $20. 545-6345 PB;Ct. sysl e m·AM/FM: hrs. Bim. top, cstm cvr , ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnl cond. Recenll.y over-RANCHERO Bu~ Ac cordion $50. w/all acc. $70. 546·6335 . :ii~rntable $50. Ph. trlr, oars, eng dolly. $995 SLIPS NewpOrtBeach hauled. 842·4850 Automatic transmiss ion, Greep tweed & walnut Rivier a studio bed Xlnl 3 WIJL. Bike, lg. rear . firm. 644-1122. Sail or Pt>wer . power s t eering , mag sofa $50 .. Bla~k li ving cond. black & whi te. Sac. ~skt.: a.I.most new $145. T E AC 7010 GSL Tape • . . 673.5253 645-8506 XL250 Honda. Dirt and wheels, very low miles & room chair $1.>. Walnut $175 646 496_ Whale Console elec. Dec k 8 u t o revers e 18 ft. 73 R1v1era OMC 165 street. Good cond. $555 in ~a rage kept condition. end t.ables $5 each. Misc. • · .J sew. ma ch. $30. 675-7165 for e h'e a d , 10.. reel: HP s ter:n drive. SterC?. Wanted sl.ip or dock for (714) 552·8755 alter7PM Fonhe fastidious beyer! Toys , Household items & Recline r olive naug $35. 673.0622 C.B ra~10, conv. t~p. air Ho~1e 16 m .exchange for , odds .&ends.9122 Kapaa Lamp. 42·· 3·way $5 TEN:"/IS Club Me m · horn,f1Shwell,ba1tbag salhngprtvtlegesorrent. 7•Honda MT2S0 .. $7SO. Dr. JIB JnsHle door SS. 536·4315 . bersh1p for s ale. Home, AKAJ Ta pe Recorde r , an~ pump, compass, 675-SOSO Excellent .condition. 67 3· 134 7 • work. (Gall ) cross field head s trac swim ladder, anchor & 645-0850 anytime Garage Sale. Furniture. Evinrude 3 •2 hp motor. 6.a<t-7211 cartridge+ ~1-to-ree ch~in ,spic&span.$4700. loati,Speed& '72 Kawakaki 750. NLWP[)f{T lf'1Prnrrs P o rt.. Dis hwashe r . & Royal port. typewriter. Davenporl & Jove seat recording, mdl X1800SD, Pn. Ply S57·S661 Ski 9010 Sham.st in Calif Sun· olhe(s. 1696 Monrovia , F b b I • $200 557 3592 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·r~ • CM N~~e~~~a~~ar~~'rsro•i~ $135. Coffee tbl alt& 2 lamd P . . 22' Owe ns Flybrid ge . Kl BOAT l•W outboard d$87ay5 n830·de36r onJy. 8500 ml. 3100 W c..st .._NI. 74 DODGE B·IOO Surfet"Yan v.s, a utomatic, factory air. new m ags w/ Wide- 0 val s, r e al s harp ! (8o4t>5S >. $4495 2524 HARBOR Ill.VO. COSTA MESA 549·8023 h B h. lbls $50. Airer ra 10 ,. RCA Stereo Console Chevy V-S trailerable w/ new trailer · · 18 · """1· 24 " t olo r TV. movie t~~lf: .fabl~olam~ m~~-rue ch. 1 & ht r.a n:cm,10$•01. us. Tbl mdl HI· F ' Xlras. $32so. •93·9629 causcs-Oos:J Honda 450 new lop e.nd 142·9405 66 DODGE cam4.ra & projector, 2 . ' . P 0 · c aar -· ga Radi o I P ho no $15 4·9pm. h TT. · ' , Cu1tom S_._ singlf box spnngs, desk, S<SS-49l O fish aquarium, st.and & 548·9832 ' · '73 18' Fantasy Tri-hull, s arp, pipes, very 62 Ford :v. T. P. U. Good Rebuilt engr;;;-, "'.:'"" bra.-:--kes, washing machine sofa & p c · equip $20 PH· 842-3545 SS' CHRIS CU.FT Bow Rider 16SHP Mere Cast. $395. 494-9659. running cond. $600. 2190 . • lants. heap! Lt!. vane-· · · ' NEW S .. C 1 . • . · College #3-0 C:M. transmlsslon,XLNTcon· chau~ 2663 Redlands CM. ty polled indoor & patio. Fr g C d hst tabls . ony 17 o . TV, Twin Cataplllar Cr uiser 1/0 w/traaler. '70 KAWASAKI 90 dirt · • ____ , dition. 1 Owner. (336JlT) &lt!:Jun.548-0257. 25c·S2.50. $50 total. 200 wl c'k ere r v~nyi chrs: Trlmhnemod.&stand. diesels $4250./bestoffer.548-1251 bike. Gd. cond. S17S. '87ECONO b Plck Up. 51499 D 1 '° 1 Del Mar , CM pots pans dishes bric· Mo old ( $560. new ). Flush deck motor yacht aft. 5 or wknds. Days: 540-1579 Very clean, low mileage. ua ~oven, e ec ran~e --· '. ' · • f NEED $325 cash. 64S· Sleeps 10! Teak deck! $L200 646·2022 or scs-7482 l•ach lmporfl & c llb1ne t . Bdrm a c · Burnt ora n~e heavy shag a·brac. Ph. 642-4341 at ONLY $75,000 . 848 Dove ces ~o ri e s. kit c h e n carpe ting. Good cond. 5pm.tues/wed/thurs Admira l ster';°.w/8tra,c~ WillardYachts STAR GAZEK"'" '56 Ford ~ Ton. Fleet alMacA.rthur hard~are, etc Sal. 202 1 60 + yds. $175. 673-591S. (2) 6 y ·bs chest ol t.ape ~eek , 5 ~ tall, 2.""' 3336 Via Lado61J.Z780 By C.AY UOllLAN 111ctes bed. Off road tfred c & Jamboree, N.8. IrviM . CM -·--r en • . wide-an beaut. Spanas ~ "-o.11-tUM1~ ~ ht k · $700 752·0900 Ladie) & College Carls ~~ohel;~~r~e;w:~m~: ~~;:;'i2 !tiJ~i:=b;~~~ ~;s~,n~tellL~or0~75.~:t 2~P~bf~5 X~~~"}1:i,~;e~ To d•=:,'::!::O:: t=sUftd.y, ;7-24~~ e rams. . -.-71-C-h-ev_y_V_a_n_20-. -~-T-OIL-Ytne~lolhlng. Sz s. 10.12. L a wo e d ger , $3 ; seat.84Z.210t2. ofr.845 9753 Catalina boat. $3900. ~~~~tol'Ul'lben '8SlNTEllNAnONAL 350 eng,paneled&cpt'd, ~¥1 1718 Galaxy Dr. fertilizer spreader, $10. Wilson Golf Set, 9 iron, 2 lo•• &MllriM Days 554.5350 or nlaht i=... JJf::1 ~= 1AI TONPICKUP d ual cxhs t. mau , · • R.'\3-3936 woods, b•I & ca.rt. 3U q.1,..... lm-1333. !t..... J:= :!!;.. * 848 0152• S268S/bstoffer.5'8-7402, J>eti,.. bunk beds. beds, INDOOR Plants,all kmds baUs.Xlnt..833--3936 ...................... 26'CHR1SCRAFT i!i:_ » 1 ,.f:. :r.-'74GMC ~Tonahorlbed. •DOT• bab7 c rib & ba t~. &sizes. Very reasonably Home omce equip. Desk G..,... tOI Twlnsef'e'*S. f\olf-.o ,,~:... "°' P.B. PJS. H.D. s us· bum9!_r=,. ~~~· 1p1c· pnced . .SS7·0322 $4.S. Cablnet. $45. Typ'wtr ...................... 645·3:U4 v--.. ::;_;;._.., penslOI\. 11,000 ml. Best DATSUN ......-b. ...... " 1 -Sh 1 1 1 ........_ :f»-W '°-otreroverS3200.675-8490 '71 Ford Van. Custon:r Ori _. Dr CM <Mes Powe r T ools bond.uw $35. Cop e.r ~-e v nf(. PA.DDLECAAFf '12 REINELL 22' CC, V8 112~ ~~ ~~ mural. All t.he foodl.cat v.::S., . . a radial arm' u w 12••' chairs, t.ables. 24' extn KA y AKS ROYAKS OlilC Xt cood. J.._ 1.1~ ,,,._ ~H!i!!~ '7' DATSUN Pk 1'8220 ' Bikes (l) M0tocrou & ~der..0.6'7S-3345 CANO Es : £tc ... Tb 111-3i2e at. SUOO. 11= ::=: ~~ Int. & abcll. M~· = .. )l"ldl: Furn Antiques. O >Jr. JO SP<t, (1) Ladles Irvin(• CC membership fastest g rowin• wale l,;-t :J~ ~= AM/FM $3,000. geo.2388 $3795 Bed&-Booka·Mtac. 31 10 s pd. Ladtee al't £OU Sacraft~ for immechat~ aportoo lhe We.tCoul. LS' Glen L CabAa Cnaaer :s:::.., 2=., ~t:" 188SSBeacaBt~. Eathlr, CM'. Sun. only . clubs. 50 gal tiquanum. sale 678,2513 F RgE O.mo we.tend, W/10HP Mer~ " steel 20.w • ._.,._ *';:., 67 Dodae ~"P camper CH"l'•> 1%.&.lld-aGG makeorr.83111>11 -·-· J1uit21•22.ComeLo trt.r, 1.r1whS... Boalneeds tt,.f=. l~~ ... ~~ Spoclal. Lg Dd, many flunUn~oo"lieach --Sofa-~d Sewtng LIOOVILLAGE,NB work. Mtr rune. poo tL.,_ I) xlru . '7M. $1500. "2-7781 ~ FAt.atl; .... ~ onJy ,_l Cab Htah Gem ('i!mper ma('hUUt,M~avox TV. 673-ml Laba allorofr.831·18'4. !""" u r..., ::!.... $36-2651. (&M lnutakol &o :• TY, rcfn((. ShelJ lor 8 bt"-cl, ~100. 8' lJest offe.r MC.7600 5'y.,. gr.=.. "~ s.o. Fwy) co ' ..... tablu , Sabot typ tllllJ:h.Y W/ . Glasapar UT. Mere so, Don'L lfl\'e up the 1tup1 ._ f=-'73 RANCK.ERO VS, auto, mus) ... •.SS. J::lec. h and trall rr. 1ile11I for HOLLOW DOORS, 44.x87 American TR.Lit phll "List'' lt In claulfled. &t ~ !f~ P/S, P/B + many ex· '7• Dodte Van. panel'd. ev. •11 )f.....,'OG Bal. Island , tw & reg. & 40x93. SlJ each. C.11 goodiet. Like oew. 18151 Shlp to shore .result.st '-:...:... ~·:..._ N6121. Lra.a. super OOlld. *3,,395. era.au•. steteo, radlaat. Apt ~-L·Biiith. Make offer l>i2 nSG 644 ~05 CdM. Pitman Lane, H.B. 642-5618. -\&"........ """' . &te-2891 " P·sll'tp, auto. *'18'7t. .. , .. v.. 9170 ~ ,.,... ..... ......................... ..... : ...................... :.~"!r:.~... ......1., .,.... ...... ,..,.... . ....... ••••rW Ford Van, 70, nu lll'tS ' IMW .... ,7•j5 •• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturda . June 21 , 1975 OAJL y PIL()T CJ l : - heavy duty •hocks ................. t712 ............................. r 971 MG 9742 s.-9760 .A.tot, 1..,..-hd Aalot, IMpOl'ftd IA.llto•, UMd ' ... .., Sl,750. 645·7898. OU..•• ••••••• ()tJAM•I COUtiCTY'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................................................................................................................... - Corvair '62. Good r unnln OLDCOUMTY'S HIWIST & LUGIST '66 MG Mid1et. Good Tri_,.. t767 IVollawtHJff t770 AMC 9901' •• cond. Mags, custom! IST IMMEDIATE c~nd. Good tin!ft, Nee<b 1971 99E, 4 dr, C'lean, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••., lnt.$650.64Z·lZ12 ~ . DELIVERY paint.$750.839·7518 i~~~73~~2s~~~ooo. 'A?T 6.~. REf'AllS.SEltVICI '12 HORNET Sport.about .... ...l-~ '1i1' All Models &Colors 69 Meie Am/Fm. New hres. Jo;xchan-ge & ftebulllts Wacoo, A/C, 6 cyl, slick., ~-· YT•ted 9590 s l Serv s A •• 675·5079 BROOKLYN BUG CO r~dlol:I, Cl'Onom1caL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ra es, lce·Leasloi Dick Miiier MotOln Roads ter, automatic, AA EsUmales 548 9141 $179~. or b~lit. otter. W.E PAY TOPOOLLAR o~Canwr,'-c. , wire wheels. low miles, DIMO '~9Tri ...... GT6 · • 545·0248 $8Nlxi~o=i.:~ RoJ1' J/ie l7thSt BMW C.D~B ~~~e~:!dt~~c~'Q): SALE VEngmeOnly. s;jti.6338 '69 .vw Bug. Rebuilt Cadillac 9915 or CLAsslCS Costa Mes~ Ms .... J $21 '5 · Priced ~-m ollswa9e11 9770 engme. Good body. 4 spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·• •. Jr la l . -4444 120 W. Wamer ,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000. PH : 645·5944 LARGEST your car .. extra c ean"" at so Ma'n' leach~ $4190 vw · · aeeustlrst -2002. clean. x.lnt cond S t A . • -r--Repairs. Engines, Vol 9772 IAUIR IUICK r.adio & radials, $2, · an 41 na . . 557·2132 Mada 9738 at. ::=u.r (#5't02) 'l'ransmiasioru; Rebuilt ••• :~••••••••••••••••• SELECTION 292$HarborBJvd. ~~~~TuJaneRd. CM. ~;;;;;~;~;;;;~~·~:;s, &Jamboree,N.B. leach ... arh :~n~~:.0:::k;Jo~~~'. SPECIAL OF Costa Mesa 979· , Dick MHler Motors cust. car cov. New rad. 752·0900 848 Dove Reasonable. Work Guar. TOP Dl"W I ... 4Spd 7S BMW2002 mumrn tires, xlnt. cond. $1,600 MGI ·-at MacArthur Steve~·9306. VOLVO SALE•. CADILLACS ~ • 645·7310aft.6PM 9744 "'Jamboree,N.B. 1.._. PAID CaU642·1475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-0900 69 VW BUS Beat. prit•o increase. n IMMIDIATB. Y Capri 9715 72 MAZDA '73 MGB '73 So.nnett (Blue) 13,000 Super !!tock, All model:s ORANGE FO • .._11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RX·2 Sedan 1 passenger Priced to Sell. Oversea:. ~RllGNC ... RS '73CAPRIV-6,A/C,4 spd, Rebuilt e ngine; n CONVERTIBLE ~~00':"~~~.3~: lst Own. ~~~i>':i~~i~!n ~:1e~~~~ni DcllverySpecialisls COUNTY! "" xlntcond. $2950 miles! New paint, ne 0 . -'l\ltlllll lAll,_; 1 Oll.L--C LOR COME IH 675·6041 rad i a 1 s , S 11 ARP ! 4 s peed transmission, '70 SAAB 99. XJnt condi· wner. must see to ap· &""" tw w mer TO SEIUS . •FIAT (272FTN>. AM /FM radio, ski rack. tion.$1300. preciale . ~· Autos. '73 CAP RI V6, auto, A/C, •73 ISO S&N .... __ • .,,99 645·5700 dlr. (993HEV) • • 673·4643 ** :;a,. . OeVihs- FM stereo, Decor. 48000 023.JJ_...W )-,73 RX3 WAGON $3499 . :y.· V Ol V 0 lro--.....,_ mi, xlnt. cond. $2 ,875. Toyota C -~ 494.3634 aft. 7PM Air, 37500 mi. Xlnt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 Hurhor c M 64(> 9301 onvertibies •FIAT $1600. PPS36.3978 tJA•.i lAin:.1 · JUST A FEW Colt 9717 '61124 SDider$1999 wn, twl.O TOYOT~ ORANGE COUHTY EXAMPLES: ••••••••••••••••••••••• <XtN333> Mercedeslem 9740 ~ · BralldH•w'74s 3100W.Coastttwy.M.B. VOLVO '72 72DODGECOLT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ TOYOTA OHLY IOI.ER 642-9405 EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO COUPE Automatic, 36,197 miles •FIAT '70 MERCEDES Alio 14 Demos Larges t Volvo Dcalt!r Goodrich polyglas tires: '69 124 SDider $2299 1966 Hmbqr: C M .. 6~6.9303 '69 VW LMa. m Orange County! DE VILLE --""'-------• gold w/ brown interior ~S 600 . at ..._ HUY or Ll-:ASI:: C h es l 11 u L u r ow n. WE Buy SHARP! (679F'WB ). • •. CY S251) 1974 MGB, am/fm radio, TREMENDOUS $ll00. •536·2088 DIRECT matching v111yl toµ, sact. 645·5700 dlr. Low mileage, buy or radial tires, tonneau cov· SAVINGS 1111! leather intenor. lull IMPORTS Oat .... 9720 •FIAT lease. (001529) er. 11,000 mi. $4,300. Example '72 V W ~Ni~?.~~-,·,~.·~ power, fal'tory air condi· -· 73 124 Splder$3799 J• SI 559-4221 btwn 8·5 or' '75COROLLA • • T lion1ng, tilt s teering Top Dollar For Any ....................... <818JMA> 1m enlOllS 494·2080aft 6pm. I 4speed, radio, healer. SUPER BEETLE wheel. AM 1FM stereo. Make or Model. WILL BUY YOUR • I orfs · (4618) power dl)ur lm·ks, ek. JIM PA.._.OS DATSUN TOYOTA •F'1.1.T mp Opel 9746 4 speed trans mission, 2025 $.Manchester (687E LH . .!). M AZDA p LKSWAGEN • .,, 124 Sport 71 o•ac widetires. (990EHV) " OR VO ' "' .833-9300 •••••••••••••••••••••••1 $29~ AM radio, mag wheels, Anaheim 750-2011 $4395 ~ AID FOR OR NOT r-r-pe J) w ILL p A y T 0 p __,...., •••••• $1799 '68 230 Sedan 4 spd. air, White w/ blac.k mt~rior, ltllll Ain:a· $2099 67 Volv? 122S 4 door, like '74 2001 S. Manchester DOLLAR. CALL KENT (ZMJ149> AM/FM, blue. Good buy. 45,577 miles, rac..lial tires,1 <I UUI. tw1'9 . new ~125~. ~· . ELDORADO Anaheim 636·6000 ALLEN,540·0442 536·8932 sharp!(293HBU) I ~ · ft l • *645·8t.J6• CABRIOLET Orange County's Fl'.lwless •74 260Z, mags & •FIAT 645·5700 dlr.I, ~ TOYOTA .fGJl eJDlA Autos, Used 2 lo l'hoosc lrom padded Highest$ Buyer air. Green/blk inLer. 72 124 Sport OVER 100 '680 1 R 11 Kad I ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• top, leather mtei;or , full on Imports 12,000 mi. Priced right! ~ • • • • • • $3299 HEW & USED pe a~ . ett, 1,?66 Horbor, C.M. 646.9303 ~ VOLVO AMC 9905 power, factory air condl· I 'll 7"'11542 CostaMes <583G"'F) 675 4368e.ves · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti onin g, ti ll wheel. 1 Maxey Toyota " · • a. •~ MERCEDES · · '66 CORONA · AM FM stcrt!U w li track Call Roger or Hill 73 DATSU~ 610 OH DISPLA y Ponche 9750 . . . 191Horhor c 111 646 9303 69 AMC laµc. l'rwse t·ontrol, cte. 847._oc:c:r n •FIAT Automatic transm1ss1on,, Javel1.nSST ln ·lud ,. d 'll l '' ~ STATIOHWAGOH '71 850 Sport H t• rfs ••••••••••••••••••••••• r adio and h ea ter 69 Squareback. Rebll c e s v u a ac ' C OllS•OllPOll '72911TARGA 27 L t · ~ng a nd ta s $l 500 2 door H .T .• V-8. month-12.0UO mile VP FREE APPRAISAL 4 speed, air, only Z0,262 .......... $1799 AUTHORlZtD 7 .. F~ t · Amer., (TBX737) I aft · 6 67r366n12. · autom atic, factory air. wa r ranty. <FTKtil5J. W b ml. I e s & SH ARP 1 MERCEDES DEALER c ry · mags, I • er pm. . · (42"0 "") e uy used cars & · (523CXR) Int d 496 4599 $999 power steering, hke new, UOOJ trucks. Call GROTH (765HYG). 6862 Manchester, " ·con · -1 1 '66 VW Station Wgn. $850. m u s t b e see n ~ $7 459 CHEVROLET for a free 645·5700 dlr. •FIAT Buena Park '71 PORSCHE Targa 911 1 . 'I\ L · ·. · Must sell before wknd. (YWK229 ). ,74 appraisal. •74 260Z Auto am/fm 0•73 12I SL 523-7250 T. Lo mi. 5 spd. Elegant CIJ""ll eanA Great . car . 494·8385 & S 1395 GROTH CHEVROLET AC m~gs lS 000 mi• r--On the Santa Ana Fwy. Sepia w /ta n in t . ~ '-"'" 581·0052. COUPE 18211. Beach Blvd. $5,Sso. 663j RE.' 586.428.5 __,..... • • • • • • $2799 "S "instr u . 4 s pk r . ·· .'· , • DE VILLE Huntmgton Beach aft.6. (9173) llnl MERCEDES model Am /fm. stereo tape, ·: TOYOTA 7l ~uper Beetle. $14.00, ~KENDON 847·6087 549-3331 280. Excellent condition. fact. Alloys, Dunlaps. . Mus t _se ll by_, wknd. AMC..,_..,,..,. Vinyl lop, leather an C 11 830 548 19 494 "'38 &581 005'' r:..m..-......-tenor, full power. fac-'71 240Z. Low m1', new •Fl ""T a ·l Lthr b .. ra. Orig. Gierman -66 Harbor, ( M, 646 9303 1 'Q a -... 2524 HARBOfl Bl.VO. SELLING YOUR CAR? "' tory a ir con<11L111n111g, trans, new tires. $4100. '74 128 SL 280SL • air• 1 eather. tool kit. HURRY . $7850 72 Corona Mark 11, 4 dr,163 VW Bug, reblt eng. 66 COSTA MESA ~ 549·8023 AM I ,,. M :; ll·reo. t 1 It TOP PRICES PAID Cal1 644·4759. c--.. ...... $3299 AM/FM tape. Classic & P.P.552·8340. radial tires, good cond.1 trans. new interior & 74 AMC telescopic s lc('rl ll g p~fJ ::r:~t •DOT• (J73KGY> flawless _SS.900. 6444579 '63 MDL; 3568. Good $1800or offer. 581-3852 pamt. $650. 548-4436 Hornet Katchback :l':,~e1:1~~~~:./~;;1J~l;~;~· Dean Lewis 1-...s DATSUN 72 250 Blue, 58,000 mi. cond. $24:>~ or best offer T . h 97 67 BUS. Camper recent 6 cyl., automatic, factory 0585421 . .. .,._... . , ,M,t n1 'rn I $6 195 833 9 •• 962-o.589 * * nump 6 7 over al I $1350 . 1966 Harbor, C.M. '72 Dats un 510. Turbo "" LI ,.U l'lf6:~ c ean, , . -234 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• . air, power steering, &on-$ 6695 646·9303 charged A/fueler. Super ---· ... • 499·4091 69, 911E, elcc. sun roof 5 i 673·3002. J Y I ~ • O u u rn i 1 es ! --------- ·-------' Sharp! Super Fast! 772 F / A ~ .62 22osE Classic Coupe spd. air, m~gs, $5.~00. 73 TRIUMPH I •74 Con v. less than lOM (503KPY >. H•in Cacl"illac TOPCASH! GMZ. ____ A/C, AM/FM, radials'. ~~Os~·~:~:Must See.1 TR-6 ! mi,air,tapedcck,maut •' $3395 For clean used cars & SA VE$$ Sales. Service. Leasing Showroom cond. Sac. . a-1 . 1' F h bl I bl I $3850. 673-7379 ' 2600 tt.tior llvd. trucks! Howard 0 "DI' 494.0321 MUSTSELL '-.. r~nc ue w ucan-·1 . C...Mesa S409'00 Chevrolet, Dove & Quail 18835 Beach Blvd. versea_ e Ivery ' 53 Poa .sche tenor, full factory equip· '72 VW Cam~r. pcrl'cc.:t .: Streets, nr. MacArthur, ~Hwy39) 120 W . Wa~er '67 Mercedes Uerz. xtntj Xlnt cond. ~~t.?'fer I ment, extremely flaw·! Needs e ngine. SHl50. i lrrV7KENDON Don't drop the hall ~ t;ct., J a mboree a nd Bristol, Huntington Beach at So. Main cond. Air cond, FM/ AM ,• Call 58&l~ I less! Must be seen at ' •493·3767 • . ,.. ~ AIWCrJJEEP job with a )I)" n11>l Oatlv NewportBeach.833-0555. 842·7781 540.0442 S..taAna power Windows $550011•70 PORSCHE 914 bit . -2524HARBOOBLvo Pilot Cla::.::.tlactl A(I. (5 Minutes So. of firm. Call btwn 6 & s pm, eng. cus tom pain't r; /B ~:~::f \~s"salDunXel tB~ggdy. COSTA MESA 54S-8023 Phone 642·567>:!. I BUY S.D. Fwy) 557 2132 979-8992 I ·j . , ., . n con . -----' J U~~.~~~!! "WAGONS" • M . spoi ers,Koms.644-0435. $1500.Ph :962-5767 ~~!~~••••••••••••!?.~~,~~!~~••••••••••••!?.].~ FOR THE BEST I Have something you want Have a J unk Car? Call us. Top $$ paid. 839-281!1 2,ihrs. fine Selection DEAL ANYWHERE JlOO W.CNst Hwy. NA to sell? Classified ads do To Choo.e From • ..,Hl~K HERB.. 1 642 S40S it well -Call NOW , NOW I .... I . _64_2_·5_67_8_. ---- isth•timetoshop! filllTii,JIJ tTriumph 9767 Triumph G;;;;~i··········9;·;i •DOT• I 00 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSUN gals. free gas with this I Autos, Imported LAMBORGHINI \~;ti~~~~:!~~h ~~w'}l~Trchase of any FRIEDLANDER I SUHV D YS I SEE THE Ar\1'\0t;NCING 540·0442 842-7781 "HERi" MG Rolls Royce '73. Cornichel ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO CLASSICS FRIEDLANDER 13750BeachBlvtl. Coupe Convertible. TR 7 "71 Dat s un 1 200, W . LlKE NEW! Pri . Ply. autom a tic, gd cond. 13750 Beach Blvd. eslmmster 644·2726 1 -• LTD $1400. or bes t offer. Westminster ·1 537-6824 o r ange coun t y• s 675·3823 537-6824 Saab 9760 ONLY AT . newest, most modern 58 MGA Side Curt. Nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• authorizeddealer! '73 610 WGN. Lo mi, 1973Fiat850.Goodcondi·i tires,tonneau.Reblteng. 1973SaabStory' SPECIALIZING IN : l.oaded. $3,200. or trade tion. w /stereo. Priced lo Clean! $900/ Reas. offer A t t' f 1 . . t: . lor P.U. & cmpr. 645·1496 11 646-4301 . 546·0096 u oma ic ue •01.ec ioi:i., Leasing ·71 Datsun 510. Mechanic Honda 9727 1.73 MlDGET 18000 mL c o~, AM /FM s t e reo "HERB" FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH 9625 G ... tt Gron ll•d.. G.G. Sales Service se · 4 spd manual shift, airl TllE r-;Ew Ownr. A/cond, am/fm ••••••••••••••••••••••• New paint, sharp cond. radio. Xlnt cond. $4200. Hli5LA.\IBORGlllNI tape. Price midbluebk. •74CIVlC $2,800.552·1493 aft.6PM Call 556-2711. ; 1 URRACO 675·4921 11000 mi loaded Make ' i 1 1.';.t .. S A: n·1.:rl1Jtr~1•'" 1;' tj I c: I I :I I , 7..l h t :·~ • ~· ;11 I I . offer 675:2603 · Autos. Hew 9800 Autos, Mew tlOO!Autos, Hew 9100'1.utos, Hew 98001 NOW ON DISPLAY 70 Datsun 510, 2 dr. rdls, · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••, •••••••••••••••••••••••! ••••••••••••••••••••••• mgs, fm stereo. lo ma , FOR THE BEST i $ ThTakNing OrEdersdOn1 i ~~3~~~r t5f.~ Sl700. DEA~.;~;~:.~ER~ I ~ 0 ~t. 30 e ew soa a s 1 • LA >\)~ ARRIVrNGsooN 6 j ~!~! .............. !?!:~ HONDA 11 01Ll"o\)G~ ! 1 ~.-• J Ilic /,\.J) j\IU I"<' II 11 Open Mon·Sat. 9 to HERi ~ ~ -~L..... AUTO~~~~s~~.LTD. '70 FIAT FRIEDLANDER New '74 610 New '74 610 ~1t.~ 10591 Bec'hlcr Ri ver . CONVERTIBLE 9625 G.G. B.lvd. 2 dr HARDT.OP 4 DR SED~N ~ Fountain Valley, Ca. Garden Grove 537·77771 4 SllMd ,,.,..,all vlnye buckrt wab. All vinyl buck•t teat&, W11i-•ll llrrs. 4 714 /557 3345 wllittwlll tires, rlldio, he.tit<. HIJI Sllftd lral'd .. redlo, ,,. ... etc. 19'0 CASH REBATES ON RX·• HARDTOPS, WAGONS ANO SEDANS. · • Rad io a n d h eat er. J-.iar 9730 714 /963·S38l (705APW ) .;~~•••••••••••••••••• AHa Romeo 9705 $1799 ....................... . D L '74 GT_Y , 5 spd, fuel inject· <I ltllll UDiA ed. h ,000 M1. 1st owner. ~ '-"'' $6350. 673-8669 .;~;· '74 Spider . Now have Co. ·:; ' TOY OT A car. Must sell. $6250. 1966 Ho.tlor C.M. 646 930J 549.5434 or (213) 598·6131 ~· ----·---...:...:...::.... 7 3 ALFA Romto Bertino 5 speed. 30 + m.p.g., AM /FM s tereo, low miles. (787KRV> $3995 leach Imports 848 Dove 1973 FIAT 124 Sport.Coupe Mint Cond 646-8202 '71 850 Convl. Yellow, mags, AM /FM. xlnt .. $1 ,500. 675 ·1438 o r 673·2945 71 JAGUAR ·XKEV-12 White w I black interior, 1 owner, only 16,860, fac· tory original. More ne w than used ; this outsland· ing car does not have any chi ps or scratches! NEWPlH\T tMPUfrrs 3100 W.CMst Hwy. NA 642-9405 .. at MacArthur &J amboree, N.B. 752-0900 IMW 971 IMW 9712 ALFA Romeo Demo $ALE Priced from $6799 (#7502) leach Imports 848 Dove al MacArthur &Ja mboree, N.8. 7SZ·0900 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 Alldl 100 LS, xlnt cond. 4 dt, • •pd, l /C, fm & MlcheUna, 89"M~ . IMW -97rZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CREVIER &I If A llOl\OlllMY SA10A AMA aaa.a111 . ..,.,.. ......... . . . ". •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ST AND BROADNAY SANTA ANA 815-3171 - SELECTION OF 280Zs New'74'710 2 DR SEDAN .,..,,., •AtlS ..,,omatlc. AM/FM ·~lo. ' New'751210 2 DR SEDAN Tlll!td gl•U· trGflf dltc•lwekn. ,..,. window doioogtr, 5 YEAR· 92988 50,000 MILE WARRANTY U•D CAI ·SPECIALS! '68 FORD '69 FIAT 70VW '68 CHEV. 124 SPIDll Conv. CAMPll NOVA 2 DI. SID. SNrP et you'!! find, law ml, 10 ) t.PMCI IHl\J., r.cllo. llHlet, SlllrP I/Id i'ffCIY lo DD wifll 4 Wilfl IU CIO orlolNI ml., 6 cyl ~ssenorr. euto. ,,..,,., -9Qld wllfl 111.te• bucket -"· spe.ct lrans .. r.clio. ht•'-'· r•--. •uto. trans .. WSW 11,.,, tlMrfnO, btllt~ IU99t0f r1<1k, IOllHll C-...it c--dl•l llr.s, douM« bid, Ice llO•. 2S r.cfio, M•ter. ti(. HUllllYI WSW llrff. IW Cond. lCEW·nS VoU'll -find. ZVE·t lS 11•1. water tri. IOtt OI ctowt toKe.Ml·eMU ·•1295 ti395 '2695 91295 '64 CHEV. 73 TOYOTA 71 240-Z '69 TOYOTA ~TON WAGON ComNA allar,..t -Ill '-' mtlallc Mttalllc 9* ""ltll Wllll 111ec11 H,T,, ~ tr-. AWFM OtldfllllVIWllll~lllt .. .......... , ...... -.• ttc!ie. ~ ... 11. W/Wtlm. .-.... ...... , ..... .....,, .,, ..,......_., ........... t.llte-IXNllM ~ .. -"""lue1191 rec:tr., ITIC. l..,IJ tee! ... '"'· """°° tins CASH RHATES ON llX.2 COUPES AND SEDANS. THAr5 OI TOP OF Oii HMMMMDlllGER OF A Dill! Use your rebole loword your down poym£>n t d you wont. Free 50,000·m•le, 3-yeor engine worro"'Y A~I< locdo""' ~. • ' ..._.,.J1A~ ..,_.,,.,. te•.,., •"9t"'9 lic."'Wd tw N)U,.,Wt\Nfl l .. . ... •·' .. •, .. . , . .J ~f:--l .. l~DA.;..;.;.;;ll;...;.Y..;.P..;.;IL;;.;;O;;..;T __ ~-----=.S•:::iu.::;r:..:d::.•Y1.:.·.:.Ju::,:n.::•:...:2:.!.1.:...:1~9~75 I · ~-~~••••••••••• ~':.~=••••••••••• ~.~~••••••••••• ~ ... ~~•••••••••• ~.~:~ .......... . Toyot• 9765 Toyota '765 AMC 9t05 Well 9910 C9CINoc 9915 C•dlJl•c 991 CtMnolet ffJO .,. _______ .,..________ .......................... , . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . .. ........... ............ ........... ..... ... . ... -............................................. . ' · •••••••••••••••••••• •• U3 Gad Xlnt eng. Um & '13 Chara:er Special £41. llBlilB HEADQUARTERS IN SANTA ANA FACTC>aY AUTHORfZEO SALES•SERVICE•PARTS•LEASIMG SPORTS CAR CENTER LAIGIE SIEUCTIOM OF HIEW & USID IMf'OllTS Dick Miller Motors \Ollnt-+_..;;;;.;.;= _______ __. COi.U f'\AJA '74 HORNET 72 IUICI '7S Sedan <le Vallct, 4 Or, red t~ather int. Need_li tloo auto. a/c,.am/Cm $200 >:conomical ~ .. Jul , 3 4~"R W .t.'~ all haJtury . eqwpmenll. paint ~ 642·'1SS2. stereo p/s , p/b, p/W, lo vrv.. .. -v A Gold fir .m11t color, . o . . . mi. xlnl cond. $2,950 speed transmission, i Pb 5542711 ror an 7 OFF rudio, hea~er. (28&KEM> I H lb•n M.QOO mil•, m · : · · c.....,.. 991 540-2029. radio heater automatic formatJon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...;;....;,._ _____ _ $2399 lacto~y '•lr •'power win'. '72 El Dorado convert., ''10 CAM ARO V-8, 4 spd. '1' Dodae BlOO V /I, P/S NEW 1975 TOYOTA dowa. <Ll~. SMFFO>. loaded . Mus t sell radials. $1900. Good P/B~~·Tw~mJ~LTape. CELICA's g PICKUP'S ejM1111L"c~a fl99S. wholeule now. Day eond.833.SS16Pnv.Ply. !i.?9966• • • ru. """ UllMI Jim Slemons s.9·888l/eve846-4'1l2 '68 Camaro SS 350. 4 spd. ft40 Plus: VOLVO '. . Imports •71 ELDO c--vlUIT A/C. fold down rear seat. f19rd V'll""ll '""' ' XI d «115() 968-2942 ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 1 00 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~II whCilte ext.,red lealb8er nt con · -• ''15 Granada 2 dr, white. GAU.OMS . 1966 Horbor c M M6 9303 631 1276 int. eanesl lo N. · '72 Camaro Rallye Sport V8, auto, air, loaded, FREE GAS • · Owned by ~ G.M. Air, Am/Fm, vinyl root, mint. $3995. 4M-7801 lulck 9910 'G9RIVIERA Dealer. Movang lo lo mi xlnl cond. Power.--------with any ccr ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOADED. MAKE Europe. $3995. MS-2UH Sal/S~n 8·6, 6'15·6829 '00 RANCHER,O 351. air. sold this weekend '64 SKYLARK, Xlnt. OFFER lock. top. Ong. owner. cond. $450. 546.8681 Ca~5Sd. Pvvt, l~ed. • Chenolet 9920 $1.500. 546·22'lJ new or used 968.2881 _.,., 4 '-I •••••• ••••• •••••••••••• with this od -;-. . Cadillac 9915 '114·968-6734 COMMB.L ''13 Gran Torin~. air. PIS. FOR THE IEST DEAL THINK "HERi" I FRIEDLANDER TOYOTA I 0081 Garden Gron llvd. 6-dett Grove 537-5464 '12 liu1ck R1 v1era. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 C •D.ILLAC CHEVROLET tPr/a~~~~2~a:1· $2750 or owner. Li.ke new. Power C •DILLAC A .. t!\•eryth1n g. Am/l"m A SALES&SERVICE stereo. ~00. b"13-3409 aft Qver 70 to choose Crom. C 0 Up E D'E 2128 Harborllvd. '68 FA~CON, 6 cyl. 4 dr. 5· __ F rom $1995. GMAC VILLE COSTA MESA low mileagc.~. 546•1200 * 5·Ul-7482or646-202'l • '73 CENTURY Wagon,. _F.,..i-na_n_c_in...,•._&_Le_a_si_n..,cr._. I lh 20 000 I -· e~s an • act.ua -'6'1 COUNTRY SQR. Ong. Jade green, 3 Seats. 8 miles, beautiful .pow~er '62 IMPALA Gd. tires, owner. Gd. Shape! R&H. Pass, Power, Fae. Air, lq b~ue, blue cloth mtenor. runs gd. Xlnt. trans. car. A/C. lugg. rack, Make ~~tl~~n1.c~~~· Lac. ~LO. $6195. ~ $300. 673·2823 __ oCr. 644.5385 I . Jim Slemons j •74 MALIBU Classic, fully .66 Ford Squire Wagon. '';.?n;~ec1t;( $~~·a~~~ '71 CAD 1'"'leetw.ood Imports loaded . X l nl. eond . Air, PB, PS, Xlnt cond. c----------t---------l, Firm. 646.9136 till ooon B~ougham, lo miles, , $3,650. New brakes, tires $.525. Only the Daily Pilot really tells i s t d mint, xtras. Make ofr.. 1970 H rbor Blvd .. C.M. 536-0997 1-;ves. .>45·2135 1 a ur ay · (213 )592·5227 I 3 I· 127 6 . ------. -. You whal'S new in your local l>on 't give up the sh1p!I --71 ~mpala, 4 dr. AJr, pwr. '63 White Foret. Engine 1557 2 I 3 21 l20 W. WARMER "List " 1t in dassified. '70 Cad DeVill~. good! '71 E Dorado, Big Ca· Ong. Owner. l2M. Perf. xlnt. $2'15. • SANTAANA COmmunity ... everyday Ship to shore results !~ shape.$1500. nyon Car :mo:-tsell! cond.$2095.55l·4300 Call6'15-9637 ' I IH2·5678. Call64&-525i I 1>42·0322 Chevy '66 Impala, auto, '7l Co untry Squ1 r e Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 98001Autos, Hew 9800Autos, Mew 98001Aut~. H-;w 9 aOO 'Autos, Mew 9100IAutos, Hew 9800 air, Cull ~wr, good cond. Wagon, 10 pass .. full ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••'••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••'•••••••••••••••••••• .. •'••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mustsee.$545.673~3tB3. power, lug:. rack. $2600. Only JIM PANOS Offers 2 REBA TES ON ANY AND NEW CAR or USED ROTARY New •75 not included OVER I 00 NEW MAZDAS IN STOCK ENGINE CAR-Not including Advertised Specials '14 MAZDA RX4 Coupe. Used. Low m1 (284K§YI s2977 s199DH.sa~ '72 DATSUN 1200 4 speed radio. heater (776346 1 I 147 l full ortc.r< f#fu·. la ir a. (1t;. )b l 4{J trJ4dl "'"' pmt ir.c..1 f,,. & tile I ill c.arrv11'\Q th.)fC)O~ lf)t ' "IV 30 nv.J~ ~lf"ttf"od p.iy~nt C>nC• '204 I 00 A n'>Ual Pe''""' J?'" R•lf :21 /;)'). '70 TOYOTA Mark II Coupe. (61 l CRN '1317 luit llft<:f' plu' II> & hC $!.I> 14 100~1 ttn l>"ll ll'ICI U• & ltC I "'' U•'Y•"9 '"•rges tor on11 30 ,,.,, Of!ferroa paymeno e>rtC• i 1883 20 Annual Pe1ce111a911 Rolle 2 t 73' • 73 MAZDA RX3 WAGON Air cond1t1o ning. CS 124W14041 11 s1777 5199DH. 565~ • IT71 lull llf•C• p1U$ 111 ' "~ l6~ ~ l<lCal mo pmt tn<:I I•• ' le: I ell C¥rf•"9 Cl>llQllS lot Only 36 no&. Deferred Cle'(motnl Of>Qe '2659 8e Ann1>al Pe1CMl1198 Aale 2 I 46'llo IMMEDIAH DELIVERY s•aa · ~~~1 :7'~7oowN t FREE 12 month-12,000 mile Factory Engine WARRANTY ON THIS '72 MAZDA RX2 COUPE (200GBYI Only 51577 . .. . -·· ... ,.... ...... -. .... . J '69 VW BUG Wow' ( 119217988) II 2 fl ,00 lull oric:e plu• la• I "'-l60 96 tOCll llYI pml itlcl l&J. 1 ttc. I Ill c.TY•nv ctwo•• tor ontv 24 noo.. Del-peyment pnoe 11M1 80 Annuel Perce111ege Rele 2 I 61'!._ / ........................ .. '72 PINTO ( 152EJKl 56558 MO. H 671 full llft<:• Plus II• & loc $65 58 l()fal tr0 l)<Tll illCI la• & he. I all urry•no c1>ar11 .. lat only 30 "'°' Oelened paymen1 ~ U UMI 40 Annu•I P••centage Rat• 21 73'11; '73 VEGA WAGON Automatic. (205HGLl s611• MO. &1177 furl pnce e>lu' tu I he. •tit 18 1oc111,,., pml •ncl I•• & ~1c. 4 •H <:Arty1ng cnMQO$ fOf orny Jo moo. Oetarred Pi tmon1 e>nce 12401 48 Annual P•rcen1aoe Rote 21 4e'lio 68 OPEL WAOON Fully eQuipped CWJZ756) '82362 lull pnce e>lu• IU I ltc 14114 tolll ,,_,,pm!_ ind. tu I ltC. • e11 -rrno chetoe• lot onty 18 "°' O.le<Ted 1>11~n1 once •1139 62. Annual Percentooe Ra .. 21.8'!1. • .. # '73NOVA Custom Coupe. $2,800. 646·0007 or best offer. 644-0481 '71 FOHO LTD Convert. All pwr, air, c ruise, stereo, mag whls. Ong. This Weekend Only owner. $1495. 675-'1116 01 ''15 Monte Carlo, landau, _838_·2_2_57 ___ _ auto, A/C, f/p, less than '73 Torino Wagon. Perf. 1 0 , 0 0 0 m i . Ext r a cond new radials tinted nice/like new. $50()0. glas;. $2700. 645-21°16 * 675·4~5 * ~~~~~~~~ l''or Sale 1972 Ford LTO . Wagon, xlnt cond $2500 74 Monte Carlo, La!'~au, Ph: 979.4222 or 586-4889 $3'190. Xlnl cond1t1on . , Call 645-7313 I Maverick 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Bel Air Wagon. Air,1 .71 Maverick, 302 V8, J i::tstr/brakes. Roof rack.I spd. Excellent r wming Excel cond . $2800 .1 condition.AM,lapedeck 494·'1882. I s1215. 898·1S47 '6'1 El Camino PU. auto trans, buc ket seals. $1050. 443 W. Bay, C.M. 645-5944 '64 Chevy Jmpala, 327, P is. P /b, A /C, good cond. $400. 645-~. Chrysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vacation Special '68 T&C Wagon. Engine re bull, Reduced $950. 675·5667. Cordoba, fully e<1wp. Cop· per. MAKE OFFER. I Private party. 586·6781 ,_ I '67 Station Wagon, $650. 545·4~16 Continental 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''13 ''Town coupe". True luxury! Every extra. Take over lease-:.> mos. at $13'1.65 or will sell for $4,995. 636·0072 Aft 5 PM Corvette 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11968 Corvette, red conv., . 350, 4 sp, Am/Fm. Very ! good cond. Must sell by I 6/28. 497 -3087. 11971 Corvette if.gray. I White. Low . Full l power . Air cond. Am/Fm I radio . Bes t offer t 586·0386. -- ;Dodge 9935 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ' I 1966 Dodge Dart I Excellent cond. AM·FM. Tape Deck. 847·7477 ,-197 4 Dod Monaco. BEST OF~R. 548·9574 - '62 LANCER S200. 625 20th & Palm. I Apt. B. HU '65 Dod g e Coronet, 1 owner. Good cond. $300. 751·55'10 ----Mercury 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''13 CP WAG. loaded. Must wholes ale now .. day 549·8681/eve 846-4732 19'13 Mere. Montego M.X. Vilt. P /s. P /b, P /win. Am /l''m s t ereo. 35,000 mi. $29'15. Dys 644·6440; Evs 493·5226 '62MERCURYCOMET CLEAN,RUNSGOOD SJSO. 968-465'1 --- 1957 Mercury Montclair. r estored to perfect shape. 494·9966. --- Mustang 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Mustang. Power, air, Gd. cond. 25,000 mi. $3100/bst ofr. blS-9785 • '66 Convert. Low mi '~ $450. or bes t offer. 2619 Elden, C.M. 72MUSTANG CONVERT. less than 20,000 actual miles m ust see to ap- pre c i a le ·i m ma cul ate throughout. Serial #0Sti8. Jim Slemons Imports 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 631-1276 '65 Mus tang m good run· ning cond. New trans . S800 or bst ofr. 644 -2886 '65 Mustang, p/s. a/cond. Good lransp. $400. C<ill 846·2249. '65 MUST ANG 289, $250. 1401 W. St. J\n· drews. SJ\. 545-0082 1966 Mustang, 6 cyl. 3 spd. Runs good. $700 or bst ofr. Pvt Ply. 1·750·2653 aft 4. AMC 9905 AMC . 9905 COMI IN THIS WIEKINO AHOflWO OUT! I ....... ·-...-... ~~.~!.': ....... !~~~I~!·.~ ... ~ ti Allte1, U1e.f ,. · Aldet, Us~ • AW.1, UHd Autos, UHd Saturday.June21.1975 ~AILVPILOT f:l:J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t • WE HA VE THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN1 YOU DON'T HAVE TO "ORD ER YOURS TODAY " Imm ed iate Delivery ON OVER 300NEW C.HEVROLETS IN STO CK• JU.NE IS MONZA MONTH BRAND HEW •75 MONZA TOWNE COUPE 2.3 litre engine. 4 speed, radio. H.D. radiator. whitewall tires. vinyl top, H.D. battery, tinted glass. (143328) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 53694~ CHEVROLET PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ... WE'RE #I MONZA SELLER IH ORANGE C OUNTY NEW '75 YEIA 140 engine. wheel trim rings. whitewalls, deluxe bumpers, bucket seats. tinted glass. H.D. radiator. (101) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5284~ NEW '75 NOYA ~· Gas saving 6 cylinder. automatic, power s teering . AM r adip. whitewalls. vinyl interior. deluxe bumpers. H.D. radiator. (446921 )° IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 53587 T&L . NEW '75 .LIY ~~·~, 6 ply tires. vinyl intetior. 4 speed transmission. heater. ( 1043TJ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 52969+T&L ... ~' CONNELL ·~· CHEVROLET ''.'~HARBOR BLVD !'O\TA ~l SA dli 1!1111 OW.--1..1a. f9115 Plllt 9 7 PlyMOUth 9960 Pl th 9960 Autos, Used Alltot, UMCI Auto ... UHd -e o 95 ymou ••••••• •••• •••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••• ••••••• ••••••••••••-····-·-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••it•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••• ••••••••••••• POAtfac 99•5 Po.Hae 99'5 V... ff~ Sales and Strvice 11 'LYMif'\.l...u ' 1 r ~~s~·= ·11 PINTO s••R•~'" ATLAS ••·•··•·•·••••··••••••• ··7·4·;;0M:n•c .. ;~-~~~:·~-;::;.·:;:,~~ HOMDACARS 2 DOOR !ut~:!i~[ic.Hla~to°r)' v~1~,' 0 Ch6'~~r{~~ 0 LE MANS !h~t:~$1S::.~t= !" Ulll•-aa..Olda 4 speed traruimlsalon, power steerln~. low pen iu Y n. l 1 • :j .. o<A ff~a .,.rbo•r .. Blvd. radio, heater. <~·r•) miles, & real s harp ' PM COUPE . 72 Vega Wagoa, R • -.-• ~ (S11DTH>. · 2929 Harbor Blvd.. Panelled, 18,000 m , Coata Mesa 540-9640 $1699 S 1895 l Costa Mesa less than 20,000 miles, $1800. or best octet. WANTED.· '7" Cutlass l 546-1934 r~dio, h~ater, automatic, 536·5080 Supreme or Salon. Pref. llUI A1n:1 •71 WAGON A!C, PIS, PONTIAC JNSTOCKf' 718HFV). 72 VIGAfiT : .. cd "1K(--TO .RUY ANY NEW a1rcond1lion.$3995. (Lie. Copper or d rk. Gm. ext., 00 ~' UUIO "8WCn P/B, 3 seats. New SU· Example: J• SI ..a cyl 4 speed faclolt' · Saddle int, buckets, :, . 25~ HARBOA Ill.Vo. belted rads. AM /FM, Brand N•w 1975 Im etnOnS air, i~w miles: & rdl xtras.833-2424 ··:"'.· VOLVO COSTAMESA 549·8023 Sl,570.968·11'18 Grand Prix Imports sharp! (623LPE> ·~.;,u~~~S~~1!:,1~2 ~: 1966Horhor CM.6A69303 '68PLY.4Dr.,air, NO ($l658 1 7 4Sl175 1970UarborBlvd.,C.M. $l795 Xln t. $1675. 83.\-3410 or 1973 clean.$800. CASH 631·1276 552-S36l. 72PU«O PLYMOUTH •548-7482or64&-2022• DOWN MO. "1K( Automatic, red-orange . V 1. C . Immediate Delivery '69 FB, 350, auto, air, all I h.t · •-· 2 cc.< FURY Ill 65 a iant onv. v8 auto w w l e ln '4:'nor, 1,......, 48 mos. $4!179 full price facl. opt. Ex~c.sso 2· .. ~ u•D---• ,1..... 9957 · 1 & SHARP r trans. p/s, p/b, gd cond. Id '"~._._._.... -.J. .... o m1 es, . ARDTOP $600.968·3662 • incl. T&L . $6804 B~own. w / go int . .cosTAIUSA 549·199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C036EOH). H deferred pm.t. price M1cjlelins. Blue coral __;_:..::..:._:_='-"·----~--~ '74 Pinto, like new, 8500 645·5700 dtr. 4 door equlpPt--d with 36() '67 Barracuda, low mi. incl. T&L & all carrying wax. Wife's car. Orig. '72 Vega GT Wagon.~-~iles . 4 spd. Ra~Jal · cid, 2 bbl, V-8, engine, xlnt co.nd. $600. or best qf· char:ge~ on approved Pri. Pty. $1500. 552-8340 less. 28,000 mi. 4 speed,:S tires, tape deck, bnght lttynsouth 9960 and torquef l i l e fer.557-7482 . cred1t.A.P.R.16.24'A-Tt...-.. -rb'ird 9970 tra1'k tape , $210q. yellow. 962·5184. ••••••It•••••••••••••••• transmiss ion. Factory • . . •.-.-'496· 51. • . . '71Plymout h Cricket.R air conditioning, 65 B~rracu~a Y·8, clulo ....................... 1971 Hatchback, xht t 73 Pinto Runa~t. Auto H, 4 Dr. Exe. MPG. Orig AM/FM radio, tilt sleer· trans. Reliable. $200. •DOT• MPG. : trans, New tires, A·l owner. $900. 546-31.81 ing wheel. Brown finish 5Sl·0978· _ __ · DATSUN ~1050. • In/Out , $2000. See with Oys ter beige vinyllp t' 9965 I , . . .. . ti40.1644orS48-2873 • Sat/Sun.548·2328 · '72 VALIANT Mu.st sell. roof 50100 miles Full Oft IGC ! 64 r.ord l ·li1rd. /\ . A/C, P/S, new steel belt· rec~nditioned. · Y ~~··:···~··•••••••••••• '68 FlREOlHD. 1 Owner. clas~ic,-~las. all th~-------- 1972. P1.nto Runabout ed tires. Xlnt. cond. 52195 .ti7 Fl~EBIRD 400 Oon· Xlnt cond.P;s.Pb,A/C. goodies. See 1t today . 1''orClassillcdAJ radial tires, a/c, 4 spd. 894.7724 l verl. Sha~p . SlSOO. 1972 llBEST OFFEH. 642.3868. NAT 420. ACTI0:-1 2000Eng.Pvt.Pty.$1495. Jnquireto; • On:hard.SantaAna Hts. ------18835 8eathlilvd. • 644-<>608. '69 Satellite Coupe, aut BusinessOffice ---'73 Pontiac LeMan:. (Hwy 39) Hununglon · <;:alla : . trans,pwr strg,Am/Fm, O C t ,'75 Pontiac J\stre. 4•spd,lwai::on. Air. trailer tow Beach JJa1lyP1lot ' '7~ RUNABOUT Air, new radials, 17 . MPG, orig. ra'!ge . oas ! radio. Tinted ~lass. Quiz pkg., rack. low n11 . a42·7i81 540·04.\2 AD· VISOR : tares. $1,986. owner, clean. Low Bluel Dally P1'9t I show prize. :i;2975,offer. l{allyc wheels :.i seater. 15 .M inules So. of 642·5o78 • 673·7o.50 Bk$800213:592·5868 330W.BaySt.CM I 8J0·8946 Xlnt.$3400.96£7475 · S.D.F'wy) • ~"!.°.~·.~:."'!.~ ..... !~~! ~~·-~:.v: ....... !~~~1~~·.~::: ........ !~.~~ i~~;;;;ff:~~~: .. ~ ~"!:!~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~.°.~·.~:."'! ....... !~~~ ~:.~:.~ ....... !~ Any Truck in Our Huge Inventory -• • THIS WEEKEND ONLY Fad. Invoiced Includes Freight, Drf. prep. and Fact. Holdback •• FACTORY INVOICE (Effective thru Sunday 6-22-75) WEST COASTS LARGEST GM HOME OF.~HE FAMOUS Four Wheel Drive Center -GROUND HOG '75 JIMMY 4 Wheel Drive 75 GMC V2 TON '75 GMC 3,4 TON '75 SUBURBAN TERRA-VAN 4 Wheel Drive 69 IMPERIAL HAIDTOP 4 Wheel Drive Automatic, power steering, air cond. XT J626 uto .• ps, pb, p. seats, p. $ indows, tilt wheel, vinyl top. AYE XXF571 '69 SUBARU 4 speed, full f actory equipment XWC839. '69 BUICK SKYLARK Automatic, power steering, air cond., vinyl top. XTR512. 51377 74 Ambassador BROUGHAM Auto. p. steering, p. brakes. air cond., vinyl top, reclining seats. 2S9LE R '68 FORD GALAXIE H.J . Radio, heater. automatic, power steering, UNL545 sa77 '73 DATSUN 610 COUPE Radio. heater. automatic, air cond. (291 HOE l •2877 s2177 '69 CHEV. CAMAIO Automatic, air cond .• power steering. vinyl top. radio hea· ter. 881CPR '73 '98' luxury Sedan Auto .• p. steering, p. brakes, vinyl tcp, p. seats, p. win· dows. cruise cont .. am tfm stereo w-tape. till wheel. 9<1SFYW. •1477 •2577 ' 4 Wheel Drive 4 Wheel Drive IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TAKE YOUR CHOICE $7700 DOWN $5777MONTH s iooo total cash pnce plus tax & l•c S2l~o.n total deferred price Incl. lax. 11c.. all c .. rryi1>9 cMrges. Pavmen•s are for 36 mos. APR 16.1•'!1., '72 CHEV. WAGON Automatic, power steering, radio. healer. 798FYW '71 OPEL RAllYE 4 spd. radial tires, radio, healer. 516DBV '72 CHEV VEGA KAMBACK 4 spd, radio, heater . 154HET. '73 FORD Gran Torino Sport, automatic, power steering, air cond .• console. buckets. (639GNSJ '73 INTRN'L SCOUT 4 WD. Auto. p. steering, air cond. 179KXF s2777 s4277 '71 OLDS 98 l/S Coupe Full power, air cond., tilt wheel. '73 OLDS 81 loyale Copue Automatic, power steering, power brakes. vinyl tcp, air cond. (938JRE J $1877 $2277 '72 CHEV. Impala Coupe Automatic. power steering. air cond .• vinyl top. 871 FUC '72 OLDS TOIONADO Full power, air. vinyl top, ;tereo. (724HHY) • .. '• BRAND NEW 1975 ·~flla GRANADA SPECIAL PURCHASE '7 4 PlllOS BRAND t-EW 1975 FORD PICKUP ,~' ~ 6 cylinder. stick sh1h, gauges. (F10BRX23916) 2 Door 250 c1d 6 cyhnder engine. hm11ed ed11ton package, deluxe bumper group (5W82L216738) COUPES RUNABOUTS WAGONS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 53588 FULL PRICE AUTOMATlCs-4 SPEIDS RADIC>-HEA TEil.DECOR GROUPS TAKE YOUR CHOICE IMSiiii ::. ~~ MO. for 48 mos. on app<oval of vour credit. Total cash price incl. T&l $2571.28. Deferred pmt. pnce $3481 .24. AP.A. 16.94% s3333~~E BRAND NEW 1975 LTD LANDAU (05985Sl (60680Wl (670J0Xl ( 1 S9J0Zl (526PJV) ( 168JOZ) (7S7KlJ) ....--•·t -- 11A REAL GAS SAVER11 BRAND NEW 1975 MUSTANG MPG 18 to 28 MILES PER GALLON 2 Or. P1ll,.ji T. 400 cld 2V va. power sunroof. WSW llres. tilt wheel. air cond1hon1ng. luel rronitor. security lock grp . power Side windows. hghl group, H 0. suspension. (SJ65S123281) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW COURIER with 1975 17' GOLDEN NUGGET TRAILER 2.3 liter engine, tinted glass. body side rrould1ngs, front & rear bumper guards, steel belted radial tires. (5A02Y153492) 'M~EDIATE DELIVERY 51600 ~~~NT This complete travel package can't be beat. Go in complete comfort this year (SGT APA687 2S) (1550399) B~~ 54988. :~~~~~ ON Ly TOllllcUllptice $5287.28incl T&L O.lerred oml. pr1ce 11997.40. 53488 FULL PRICE '73 DODGE SURFER VAN Auto. trans. radio. healer .00127N 52988 . 174 FORD P.U. smESIDE v..a. 4 speed, radio. heater. H20657. 53188 $I 99DOWM nwT. FO< l6 mos on -~ ol VO.If er-T olll '*" once t<1Cl UL '31&7 28 0.lerreo O"lll ora ~12 96 APR 1813'11. $I 99DOWH $9~10 PYMT. ~. For '8 mo• on IOCWOVll ol .,...., a.tdot T olll Clllh pnee °""' TlL '33&U8 Oelerred pmt Pric. Me67 80 APR. 1115%. 173 BUBBLE TOP FORD c°"'P!! v .. 6 cyl .. auto. trans .. new Wildwood camper conversion. !100332P. s3799 s 199~;~ s 13&!: For 36 -· on IOC>r<IYll ol Yo!" Ct«M Tee.I ..,, once ;-;: ~&L M028.28 0.lerred ""' -ssore 29 APR • '71 FORD 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP 360 VS, 4 speed, low miles.. (3C1199) 53588 173 SCOUT 4 Wheel onn - V..S. auto. trans . power steenng. !1453HNS. 54388 171 VEGA PANEL S'i3iil3~1YI 170 l/4 TON PICKUP EXCB.UHT FIHAHCIHG AVAIL.AILE EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE $I 99DOWH $6~97 PYMT. ~. F01 2• rros on ai>orov11 ol your credll TOllf ~Ill once '"° T&l 11H•28 Oelerr""oml onc.'173'29 APR 16 •~ All heavy duty eQu1pment 1nclud1ng air cond1t1omng. (7581 4F). $1988 s199oowH s7999 PYMT. MO. for JO rro• on IOPfoYll ol 'fO'JI ~ r .... GMll - '""' T &l '2107 28 Oefetreo °"" -52* 40 A p R 11113-. 175 FORD 4 WHEEL DRIVE '8c1<ur V-8, auto. trans . power steenng. radio. heater. Just hke new. 5700 GVN pkg. . s4911 EXCELLENT csss41zi FINANCING AVAILABLE 174 EL CAMINO 53988 EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILAILE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY A.P.R.1s.xw. '72 T-BIRD LANDAU loaded.with everything including factory air cond1t1omng. license No. 206EMP 52988 ~"'L!'.J!~:.~Ttqz.~: T&L 131'7.21. Oeleffed Pf!IL ora ~72.M. A.PR. 18.13'11.. 170 PONT. CATALINAsmAM V..S. auto. trans., factory air conditioning. l icense No. 067GYU s911 ~!,onl!;!~~ T!i~ llL J1050 28 0......., Pl* Pnce a1328 IO AP.A • . 20.lft '72 DODGE MONACO 4Door loaded including factory air conditioning. License F227199 s1311 S 199~;~ . S61?l For 24 mos on IPPf'OVll ol ,.,.,. crec111 T olll CMll once Ind. T&L '147421. Delemd pm1 ora 1173421. A.PR. ll~ . 170 FORD GALAXIE VS, automatic. power steering, air conditioning. (5 728 HK) s999 ~!JonJ!;r_~r!!~. ~ ~1050 29 o.,.,,.., PrM l1rlC9 •1»1 1rcev R. 172 GRAN TORINO SPORT VS. auto. trans .. power steering, aircond .. radio. bucket seats. vinyl too. (179KYLl $1688 S 199:~" S700J. For 30-. on el ol l'Ollf C:teClll T ... C8111 ll'Ci. T&L iirtue-i>:'~ '"""..-u1oe2r.:.PR. 1u1 .. 169 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN Wagon, VS. automatic, pOWel' steering. radio, heater. (YAJ054) · 173 VEGA WAGON 4speed, radio. heater. vinyt 1ntenor. f512KMU s1711 ~l!?~1:1~~~~1~ onc:I Tll. J2322 28 Dlllneci pm&. once '2161 20 APR 1es1-. . 173 PINTO WAGON 4 speed, radio, heater. License No. 449JCM 52188 '74 MUSTANG I '70 MAVERICK . " 6 cyt., stick shift. radio. heater. lie. 057CEK. SQ 9 DOWH S 4 ~ $988 ff11 '\,•""» on ~·01.,..,.., creooi Tolll Clllh ~ . 2: ,;,,.&I. '1050 fl. Deletrea --131110 APR '74 MAVERICK 174 VEGA GT WGN. 4 speed, radio, heater, rallye wheels. t859l TC s2511 s 199~.:~ s7 ~ F0t 30 -on lillC)rOY9I ol yout er-. TOlll cao1t ~ ~~IL a1• 29. 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