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A Mo1ne11t o,.Colm I , ' The straw bag, the discarded sun hat, and
the angle of t)lis. sun bather's repose com-
bine to suggest that peace with nature that
'Some of us seek when we desert the mad-
ding crowd for the beach. Sometimes such
moments are fleeting. Let's hope this tran-
q·wUity lasted titl the sun cooled.
'No Refuget:'s'
7::Poll Says Most Oppose Them
NEW YORK (AP) -The Harris Survey says that a
49·37 percent plurality of people io~rviewed in a recent polJ
opposes immigration ol Vietnamese refugees into lhe Unit-
ed States.
Conversely, Harris, said, more lhan five out . of six
Americana wek4>...S the Vietname&e orphans: wbo were
taken to the United States.
HA&RJS SAJD THE 49-37 percent response came in
answer to the question, "Do you favor or oppose allowing
130,000 Vietnam refugees to come to and live in the United
Slates?"
The question was asked of a Cro&$·Section or 1,428 adults
between May 23 and 27, H"'arris said.
He said that a majority of those interviewed also
believe the United States miscalculated about the desire .of
these war refugees to leave their country and come to
America.
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HARRIS SAID THAT an 85-7 percent majority feels that
there was too much panic abOut rescuing refugees froltl
Vietnam and.that the United Stales should arrange to send
back those who want to go.
He said that a 62-28 percent majority believes the immi-
grants will.take jobs away from Americans.
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Air Search Hunts
. .
Slayers of Agents
OGLALA, S.O. (UPI>-An.
airplane and ·helicopter served as
spotters today for some 250 law
officers searching the grassy,
gully-stashed hills of the 3,000-
square-mile Pim! Ridge Indian
Reservation for the kiJJers of two
FBJ agents.
Th~ federal agents in baWe
dress and arme<i with rifles
searched for a group of 16 to 20
Indians believed involv.ed in
what the FBJ called a "prepared
ambush'' of the two agents
gunned down Thursday.
An Indian aiso was killed in a
shootout that followed.
A National Guard armored
personnel -carrier was brotigbt in
Friday and parked near the
Bureau of Indian Affairs head-
quarters in Pine Ridge. A gov·
ernment spokesman said • it
would be used only if the agents
were surrounded or endanger~.
One F.BI agent said the search
would go on •'as, long as is
necessary.''
When asked if he meant in·
definitely, he remarked at a Fri-
day, briefing in nearby Pine
Ridge, "We 've been searching
{bat long for Patricia Hearst.''
The two slain FBI agents -
Jack Coler, 27, and Ronald
Wtlliams, 27 , both of Los Angeles
-were f eUed in a_ bw'st of fire
Thursday when they arrived at a
bunker-fortified home to serve a
warr.ant on a fugitive.
A Huntington Beach woman
sulfered f aciat burns tn an El
Toro ap!J)ment fire while visll-lnt a friend Friday after· noon.
A lpok•man for. the Orange
County fire division o( the California Dlvhaon of hn•U'Y nid Lynda Tyler
C.-Ml M St., HUl\t--Bffdt, =rled.ly takt11 b1 rrtenc11
&.o Sa lebick Co .. m•nll~ ror v.et.mill& Of._..
babalatloft elid bUru.
The lllOl'4tal refUMd to releue
9111 lillorm.UO.. {'C• Bnce TW'tliYWI GI the
fOl'eltry dl•l91on Hkt U.. woman
wu viliUna Margaret Ouertco,
Plane Skids
To Landing
At· Airport
A single Mltioe BelaMa
ail'plane Kidded to a bak GA lta
belly Friday evening at Orange
County Airport in a successful ef-
fort lo avoid ramming anoUler
Ughl aircraft. /
There was no fire and there
were ~o injuries, a~cording to lhe
Orange County Sheriff's Depart·
ment, airport detail.
The Belanca was piloted by
Forrest Clemens, 53, of Sherman
Oaks. His son, Carl, 24, was the
only passenger. ·
Clemens told airport
authorities be was approaching
the main runway for .a landing
about 6:12 p.m ., but spotted a
small Cessna ahead of him prac-
ticing touch and go landings.
He said the tower told him to
pull up and go around, but he was
afraid he would rear end the
other plane, so be brought his
craft in for the landing, sheriff's
deputies said.
But his landing gear was
already raised, and he couldn't
get it down fast enou~h.
Crash Kills
I o n Freeway
There was at least one death in
a traffic crash on the San Diego
Freeway near Seal Beach
.Boulevard, shortly after mid-
night, Friday, according to the
California Highway Patrol:'
But an officer at the CHP's
Santa Ana office said in-
vestigators were in the field and
aU they knew was at least one
person was dead and others could
be seriously injured. ,
There was no . information
available early this morning on
bow many cars were involved or
who the victims were.
C ounty
€aptive.
Still Held
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania
(AP>-Ma rxisl guerril!as in
Zair~ tod~y released·tw9 wo(l\en,
one American and one Dutch,
after nearly six weeks ot captivi-
ty but kept an American from
Orange County hostage pending
further ransom negotiations,
U.S. diplomats reported.
U.S. Embassy officials said
Carrie Jane Hunter, 21, of
Atherton. Calif., and Emilie Van
Zinnicq Bergmann, 2.5, or the
Netherlands were "m good shape
but tired'' when they arrived at
Kigoma in western Tanzania
alter a 30-mile boat trip across
Lake Tanganyika.
Kenneth Stephen Smith, 22, of
Garden Grov'e, re mained a
hostage in Zaire. Ile was also
believed to be in good health
although U~S. spokesmen said
they had no detail§ about his con-
dition.
Mi ss Hunter and Miss
Bergmann were to be flown 700
miles to Oar Es Salaam today.
The American girl's father,
Norman Hunter, was with them.
U.S. Ambassador Beverly
Carter and Dutch Ambassador
Jan Van Den 'Berg, in a l>rtef
statement; expressed relief over
the release or the two young
women. They said efforts were
continuing to obtain the release
QI Smith.
1n California, Stanfor d
'University President Richard W.
Lyman said.be was ·'enormously
relieved, and optimistic that
~en Smt.tA wW be c,eJe.1L£ed . sar11;..-~ .. • ""T ·I
A RreV'ious -attempt to briilg1he
students back to TaNania failed
last Tuesday when a Zaire gun-
boat, apparently on arr anti-
guerrilla mission, s helled the
landing point as a ()oat carrying
U.S. diplomats approached the
·Zaire lake shore.
Members of the Popular
Revolutionary Party kidnaped
four students May 19 from a ba-
boon study center near K.igoma.
The incident drew international
attention to the guerrillas, who
have been fighting a little-known
war against Zaire President
Mobutu Sese S'eko for eight
years.
The guerrillas reportedly con-
trol large areas near the lake.
One hostage. Barbara Smuts.
24, of Ann Arbor. Mich., was re-
leased to carry ransom demands
for $500,000, large amounts or
arrns and ammunition and the
freedom of guerrilla leaders de·
taiped in Tanzania.
Tanzania r ejected the de-
mands and, along with Zaire, of-
fered lil\,le help to American of-
ficials atte'mpti~ lo contact and
negotiate with the guerrillas.
Officials d ee lined to sa y
whether the release of lbe two
young wom e n m eant that
ransom was pa id . The guerrillas.
communicating with the U.S.
Embassy through letters written
by the hostages, were believed to
h.ave scaled down their demands.
Toe guerrillas had indicated
they would shoot the captives if
the demands were not met by
mid-J"uly.
AG SECRETARY BUTZ (RIGHT) FIELDS FARMERS' QUERIES
Irvine Ranch Was Setting For Ag-USA TV Show
I Cites V.S. Food Role ' .
B iltz Tours Irvine . -.
For TV Program
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ByDOVGLASFBl'N&CRE
°' .. °"'"" .. ~ With America's ability lo pro-
duce far more food than required
for domestic needs, the country
will play a dominant ro)e in
meeting a food cris is expected as
world population jumps Ell per-
cent in the next 25 years, accord-
ing to U.S. Agriculture Secretary
Ear! Butz. . Butz was interviewed Friday
on the rolling Irvine Ranch lands
near the Turtle Rock area or
Irvine for the Ag· USA televisioo
show on KN BC host~ by John
stearns. The show will air July 19.
It was one of two Orange Coast
stops for Butz, wh'o finished off
the day with the conservative
Lincoln Club at the Sheraton
Hotel in Newport Beach.
For the television show, Butz
faced a panel or young farmers,
among them Carl Lindgren,
supervisor. of the Irvine Com·
pany's row crop operations.
Butz avoided controversy in
tbe hour or television taping
. against the backdrop of an aging
Irvine Ranch cor ral complete
with a half dozen steers. .
Throughout his talk, he com-
mended young farmers for conti-
nuing in. the lifestyle he called
.. the backbone of Americ:a."
As in many other public ap-
pearances , Butz laude d
agriculture a s Ame ri ca 's
strongest point.
. .. A•ked a bout the potential.
danaer of American coosumer
purchases of imported goods.
Butz turned to Steams, glanced
at bis lapel mike and said.
"Doesn't it say Sony on your
microphone? How do you think
we pay for it? ln yen? The United
Stales government doesn't print
yen. We paid for it in wheat. in
com.
"We paid for it rn the thing we
do best-produce rood," said
Butz .
On the world food scene, Butz
praised the role America has
taken on emergency food relief.
"We have beeri criticized in re-
cent months for not providing
enough in food aid." said Butz.
During the last 10 years, the
United States bas provided 84
percent of the food relief for the
world.''
Butz' answers were aimed at
encouraging farmers, especially
young farmers . America, he
said. is 10 years behind in pro-
ducing farmers. The average age
of American farmers. he said, is
52 years; ''(hat's 10 years too
old.''
The population drift away from
farms for greener pastures in in-
dustry, be said, has stopped. But
the challenge of farming today is
a harder one than in past years.
requiring much more training
and sophistication to use modem
technology for food production.
"[l used to be, when I was a
boy. they said that if you can't do
anything else, you can always
farm." Buu told Ule panel or
members of the California Young
Farmers. ''That is no longer so. •
On the consumer front, Butz
said he had recently been asked
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following the midmorning
haze, with temperatures
on the Orange Coast level·
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• IUAMI (AP) -"We taJted about anything . . . everyUling .,._t 'Jaws,' " says one ol four
men wbo spent 18 bou.rs floating
• and swimming in the ooeao after • U.r 1aUboat capsized.
,; &tev. Woodbrey, 22 was fis·
• blna wUh three other Fort
• ~le, Fla., men Thursday
• when their 2S·foot stoop ran into a
sudden storm about five miles
from abore. He said Lbey hung on
to UM c• .. i1ed ve11el 's bull fw 80
IDioutes, but were paued by at
leut tour ships which refUHd to stop.
"We screamed for help and
waved llle jackets," Woodbrey
reealled Friday. But be said the
Oftly re .. ction came wben sailors
on a freighter waved back.
"We decided to swim lo shore
for help because we couldn't get
help otherwise," said Arnold
Walton, 19, another member of
lbe quartet.
They put on their life
pre1ervers. and tried to make it
to shore, but the current kept
pushing them back.
"We got within a haU mile of
shore," Walton said. "We swam
for 12 hours and gave it
eveyrything we had, but we
couldn't do it."
"I said 'Hey, we're close.
We 're close,' " said Gary
Turpen, 22, another member of
the ilMaled fishing trip. "I kept
saying, 'Aren't we there yet?' "
Dave McConnell, the fourth
member of the group, said he
was concerned about sharks, the
subject of a recently released
movie •Jaws' about shark at-
tacks on swimmers in Long
Island, N.Y., waters.
"I kept thinking, this is the
Devil's (Bermuda) Triangle,"
McConnell said. ''We're shark bait.''
They ended up sleeping in the
fl imsy life preservers. Walton
said he was awakened in the
morning by a leaping fish. But be
said they never saw any sharks.
Finally, the Coaat Guard,
which had ~en called by Wood·
brey's worried wife , spotted the
abandoned boat off Boca Raton.
A Coast Guard plane found the
men about 10 miles south, and
they were picked up by a
helicopter.
* * *
Cher Boqo leaves Superior
Cowt in Santa Monica after
being granted a divorce
from Sonny Bono. The 28·
year-old TV star said there
was "no chance for a recon-
ciliation.''
•
'Nan' Klinger
Of Newport
Dead at 49
Maas for GertrUde A. "Nan"
Klinger, 49, of 1915 Windward
Lane, Newi>ort Beach, will be re·
cited at 8 p.m ., Monday, at St.
Joachim Catholic Church in
Coeta Mesa. Burial will be at 10
a .m ., Tuesday, in the Good
Shepherd Cemetery, HWllington
Beach.
She died Thursday at Hoag
Memorial Hospital after a Unger·
ing illness.
Mrs. Klinger was a founding
member of the Adoption Guild of
South Orange County, on the
Board of Directors of Holy Fami·
Jy Services , of Orange County,
and a former president of the
Junior League of Crippled
Children of Los Angele$. . · •
She was a graduate of USC and
a member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
She is s urvived by her
husband, Ed;' three daughters,
Debra, Teresa and Marilyn; one
-son, William; and two brothers,
Dr. Robert E . Watson and John
W. Watson, both of Los Angeles.
The family has s uggested
donations to the Vil.la San
Giuseppi R etreat House, 3431
Waverly Drive, Los Angeles.
Sharks 'Sighted'
'Jaws' Movie Draws Blame
By tbe Associated Press
The power of s uggestion has
·prompted shark sightings in a
'few resort areas where the movie
''Jaws" is drawing record
crowds, but officials say most or
the danger is in the imaaination.
They report that tourist business
bas been unaffected.
The movie which recently
opened around the country deals
graphically with attacks by
sharks on swimmers in Long
·Island, N. Y., waters. It has been
:doing a booming business, but an
Associated Press s pot check
showed that thus far, the film has
not kept would-be swimmers
away from the beaches.
Officials in Rhode Island said
there had been an upsurge in re·
ported shark sightings, and
beaches in Newport and Mid·
dletown were closed as a result or
the problem. But Jotm G. Casey,
·a biologis t at the National
Marine Fisheries Service in Nar·
ragansett said be checked and
found no more sharks than usual.
"There were no indications
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higher than in past years,"
Casey said after a week oC sur·
veyine the waters about 100
miles south of Block Island.
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a tot~ oC sharks off the New
England coast, but he added, "In
reviewing 100 years of records,
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Heroin Dealer
Must Pay Tax
'DETROIT (AP) -A state
agency bas ruled that a convicted
heroin dealer owes back sales
taxes for purchases made by ad-
dicts the last three years.
The Board of Tax Appeals says
Eddie "Big Man" Jackson, 31, of
Southfield owes the state about $1
million, or 4 percent ol the-$24
million he is alleged to have re·
ceived from selllng heroin.
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td be made at 'the Uncoln Club
meeting, Buts called few "sound,
cOOJervaUve political thinking.''
, Government, be told tbe
Republican 1athetinf, c~ be
expected to do everythio1 for
everyone so long as the country ls
to remain free.
Praistn1 Pretlclilnt Gerald
Ford'• declllon tor a "cobtrolled
deficit" ln tbe 1915 federal
bud1et, be Hld, "Apparently
even the wUd-eyed liberals in
Congress find some wisdom in hlf approacb. Bven with their
vast majotity they can't muster
the 1trenlth necessary tu~er· ride tbe PrHldent'a aoulMQy
founded vetoa ot their scbemee.''
Kissinger Pitching
Co1nmanders Cha11ge . The ~tale's 4 percent sales tax
applies to a wide range of con·
sumer items, but this is believed
to be the first time the state has
called for a t a x on illegal
narcO'tics, a spokesman for the
board said.
WASHING TON -Secretary of
State Henry A. Klsllnnr will
throw out the first ball at the an ..
nual major lea1ue All Star
basebaH game July 15 in
Mllwaukee, the State Depart-
ment announced Friday.
Maj . Gen. Andrew W. O'Donne.ll ~left >. ~ss~~ed. C?m·
mand Friday of El Toro Manne C~1 ~s Au St~t.1~n.
replacing Brig. Gen. Robert W. Taylor \nght), who is 1 e-
tiring from the Marine Corps.
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By JACK CRAPPBU OfllleDllll•Pi .........
Representatives of unin·
corporated SQuth Coast com·
munities will· meet at 1 p.m. SUn·
day tn the auditorium of South
Cout Community Hospital to
dllcuH emergency ambulance tran1ponation.
The meeting comes in the wake
of a declsion by the city of
La•una Beach to abandon an
areawide approach to improved
emergency transportation and
provide its own service wit.Ma
tbecily.
Tb~ city, the county and the
hospital bad discussed stationing
an emergency ambulance at· the
hospital to respond to ineidents
from Emerald Bay north of
Newcomer
Gets Post
LA VERNE -Dr. Leland B.
Newcomer has resigned the pre-
sidency of La Verne College to
take a $45,000-a -year job as
superintendent of the Grossmont
Union High School District in San
Diego. ·
The former superintendent of
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Oistriet, has been presi·
dent of La Verne College for the
past seven years. Before talcing
the Newport-Mesa post in 1965,
he received nalionaJ recognitioft
for his work as superintendent of
the Las Vegas, Nev., school
system.
Newcomer, 54, said he is leav·
ing La Verne because he needs a
new challenge and bas held the
college post longer than he has
ever been at any position in his
life. '·· •
Laguna Beach to Dana Po.int and
Laguna Niguel.
The '2,500 m<N;1tbly fee for the
staUobing of the a~ce \Vas
ProPMed to be pW &0-50 by the
city and the couaty.
• City officials ~clded the i>I.,,
did not provide hnproved service
for Laguna Beach citizens, but it
. dld cost more tban the city's pre-
sent cont1'act.
The board of directors of South
Coast Community. Hospital
Thursday voted to 1utlriclize the
city's share of the ambulance
cost, but was told that without
participation by Laguna Beach
tbe County would have to take a
new look at the demand for am·
buJance seryice.
\Vhite other areas of ,Orange
Cqunty and many cities h'ave
paramedic service provided
through the county fire depart-
ment, Laguna Beach and the
South Coalst com~unities do not
and are not scheduled to eet the
lifesaving service until fall of
1976.
Ann Christian, an aide to
Thomas Riley, Fifth District
s upervisor; said Friday the
supervisor wanted to see some
indications from tbe com·
munities as to the type of service
desired.
The meeting at South Coast
was to voice that ~esire, HospitaJ
Administrator Bernard Carr
said.
"We want to see if we can't
give Mr. Riley that C\f\SWer of •
·yes, indeed, the people from the
incorporated areas want the
~ervice, "'Carr said.
Representatives from
~merald Bay, Monarch Bay,
Three Arch Bay, Laguna Niguel '
and Dana Point expected to at·
tend. The meeting is open to the
public.
Assembly· Kills
School Aid Bill
SACRAMENTO CAP ) -Legislative
negotiators reached a compromise with Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr. on a school aid bill late Frlday, but
the agreement cru1I1bled in the Assembly.
Assembly Republicans voted in caucus to unite
against the compronme, and Democrats emerged
from their caucus without the 54 votes needed to
puMI the agreement through in the lower house.
One Democrat, Ken Meade of Berkeley, said
the caucus majority had opposed tbe agreement•
cut the school inflation relief bill from $115 milJion
to $88 million and trim state support of local sum·
mer school programs.
0a11r f'llot Staff "'*•
Boar'di1ig Bo1cse Reach
I . .
Thu; fellow is, long on both arms and affection. If you'd
ilk~ him . around your house, call the Orange County
Animal Shelter at 532· 7301 and ask for ··Junior." Or go
see hiJl) 'at 561 South City Drive in Orange.
Gas Train · Derailed
RIVERSIDE CAP) -Seven
cars of a 67·car Santa F:e freight
train went off the tracks bere Fri-
day and police evacuated 700
persons frolll three nearby
mobile home parks after learn·
ing t.bat five of the cars contained
flammable gas. .
The~e were no. injuries report·
ed and a fire department
spokesman s aid none or lhe tank
cars, which carried liquid pro-
pane gas, were leaking.
The train was moving at a very
slow speed when the accident
took place, authorities said. The
cause of the derailment was not
immediately known.
THE DEADLOCK LEFr the school inflation re-
lief bill in limbo as legislators prepared to leave ~n
a five-week vacation st-arting Saturday.
Republicans favored approving the entire bill and
leaving it for Brown to sign or veto. .
"If we approved the entire amount, I think we
could <>verride the governor's veto," said As -
semblyman William Campbell CR-Hacienda
Heights) who represeated Assembly Republicans
in a Senate-Assembly conference commiUee.
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DARK OAK or PECAN
Arter meeting throughout the day with Brown,
the conference committee agreed on the $27 million
cut and to trim state support of summer school pro-
grams by 20 percent in 1976-77.
It was the summer school limit, an 11th-hour
demand by Brown, that aroused the most
legislative opposition.
"JUST POU RlNG MORE money into the
machine is not goi~g to make these kids read bet-
ter,•' Brown toJ'd reporters.
The bill's author, Sen. Albert Rodda CD·
Sacramento), said Brown was trying to pressure
schools into making reforms by withholding sum·
mer school money.
"He wants to make·some changes in education,
but doesn't know what they are," Rodda said in an
interview. "He just wants some leverage over the
schools."
Rodda said 41 limil on state support for summer
schools might increase property taxes in low·
\Vealtb school districts by as much as $60 million'.
&EPUBLICANS IN THE conference commit·
tee said they objected to the cut sought by Brown,
which would reduce added state aid per student
from $28 to $21.
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Seturday, June 28, Jt15
WASHINGTON CAP) -En·
vironmentalists and some. ex·
perts within the adminlltration
oppose Presid\'nt Fo..rd'a recom·
mendations for delaying sti;cter
auto exhaust cleanup ruJei, but
auto makers welcome 1tbe pro·
posal. .
Ford said Friday that tbe main
reason fo~ bla proposed four-year
delay until 1981 i1 a potentiaJ
health hazard posed by the
catalytic converter, the principal
device now being used to clean
pollut.ants Crom car exhausts.
In a statement released by the
White House, Ford said imposing
tighter controls in 1977, as
scheduled, also would reduce
auto mileage per gallon and raise
. the cost of automobiles.
The President's recommenda·
lions to Congress go beyond what
the Environmental Protection
· Agency and his own administra·
lion proposed only a few months
ago.
The EPA e arlie r recom-
mended keeping the current
rules on auto emissions through
only 1979, with a s lightly tougher
standard for automobiles pro-
duced in 1980 and 1981. In
Jan-uary, Ford h..ad r ecom-
mended changes in the Clean Air
Act that did not even gothal Car.
White House sources reported
tbererwas s<Jme opposition within
the adminis tration, especially
the EPA. lo Ford's action.
Presidential energy adviser
Frank G. Zarb is believed to have
been the main af#hitect.
John Quarles: deputy EPA ad-
ministrator, ducked a question
about reports or opposition Crom
within his age ncy.
··Considering the total of all the
factors, the President has re-
ached this position," Quarles
said. ·'That is a position which is
binding on us and which we will
accept and support.''
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LA's DA Dead
Fune ral se r v i ces arc
scheduled Tuesday f 01· Los
Angeles Cow1ty Disllict Al·
torney J oseph P. Busch,
who died in his sleep of a
heart attack F r iday a t the
age of 49.
Mr. Carlton
Services Set
For Monday
Graveside funeral service for
Harry R. Carlton of Newport
Beach will be beld Monday in
Vis alia Cemetery. Visalia. Mr.
Carllon died Wednesday in a con·
valescent hospital. He was 86.
Mr. Carlton was a former ex·
ecutlve of the California Fruit
Growers Association and a
member of the Visalia Elks and
American Legion.
The deceased is survived by
daughters, Mrs. ~ari Hunl of
Newport Be ach, Mrs. Lois Spaith
of Fresno and Mrs. Sue Bottoms
of Porterville; son . Har ry R.
Carlton of Laguna Beach and a
Newpor t Beach attorney , 11
grandchildren and eight grl'at
grandchildren. ·
Funeral arrangements arc
directed b y Pac ific View
Mortuary .
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"If we don't give the full $28, schools in my dis·
trict will have to severely cut programs or .theY:'ll
have to go back to property taxpayers for -an 10-
crease," said Assemblyman William Campbell <R·
Hacienda Heights). He said he would prefer to place the entire
$115-million bill by Rodda on Brown's de~k and take
his chances on overriding a veto.
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Trash Fills NY
A/ ter Proiests
I NEW YORK (AP) -Tons oC trash cluttered
Manhattan and Brooklyn sidewalkl toay as the ci·
ty and the sanltatlonqten's 6alon baWe tn court over the achedu1ed f"'.rioas of 2,900 trash coUett.ors
as an economy measure.
State Supreme Court JusUce Andrew Tyler
temporarily barred the layoff• rrida1. but a city
1DO&se1maa sald later that \be city had won • siay ol the lnJunctlon order on appeal to the AppeUate
Oivtaoa.
111• Uniformed Sanit.Uonmen's A.uoclaUoo ls
expected to return to court MONlay to try to retclad u.euy.
Piote1t1na tbt ptanaect dl1mlHal~L~Of?t
1aDhaUOnmen ltaled • Wift el•dowD Ft1aa7 Ui.a,l
left 1arba,e uncollected OD tbe SUt Side from the
Battery in ow er Manhattan to 51.ft Street. •
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IJ.eppr:ttUion to Korea Looming r 81 &ATHY a.ANCY l ... ...., ..........
..._...,.. ol the Jae Cbul CbCij
lamlly consider tbemaelvea more A merl can now than
JCorW. Tbey don 'l want to leave
"'1he ~e. they now call bome.
11te Huntiniton Beacb con-
m they own ls decorated
arly American style
• a.llh~h the decor iD-e I ud es IOuvenirs of their
ltomeland.
THEIR TWO CWLDREN, Ei-
de, 3, and Julie, l, both were born
bere, and play happily with their
Slond neighbor children, Ellie
cihattering in a mixture of
Korean and English.
But the family, including Mrs.
Choi, wbo expects her third child
within a few days, .apparentty
wiil be uprooted soon -deported
\(>Korea.
Choi has been in the country
\be entire ~ix years illegally -on
Wl expired touris t visa.
HE HAS BEEN ordered to
board a plane Ju1y 15 back to
Korea. Immigration officials
said Mrs. Choi. a lso here illegal·
1y , will be deported soon af-
terward.
But Choi, 38, explained in halt·
ing English he didn't realize be
~
THE CHOIS-MYNUG J A, J ULIE, ELLIE, JAE CHUL
Their Neighbor• In Huntington Beach Give Support
lwas here illegally.
· Instead, from the time he visit-
:ed this country as a tourist, then
;decided to stay, be placed his int'
:migration in the hands of two Los
;Angeles attorneys and acted on
:their advice.
: Thal is why, for example, he
!Said be mov~ from Anaheim to
•Huntington Beach three years
iago. Immigration officials claim
:he was trying to hide, to keep ! them from serving deportation
1papers. .
leller lo Congressman Mark
Hannaford, ''upon seeing
Ameri ca, the freedom, op-
portunities and a sense of abun-
dance, l simply could not go back
to Korea.'' ·
He got a job in the parts depart-
ment at the Fu Hert.on Chrysler
ulant, two years later sent for his
fiancee, got married and bad his
family.
I BUT CHOI SAID his attorney
: advised him to move and keep
: quiet, while he worked out the
HE LOST THE Chrysler job
last week, when company of-
ficials told him there was a
shortage of work.
But C. Jay Kim, president or
the Korean-American Political
Association, said he believes the
layolf was partly because of
Choi '!'pending deportation.
case .. ·
; However, Joseph Sureck, dis-
. trict director or the ~migration
' and Naturalization ice, con-Kim said h e considers Choi's
case special, because be has
been a model citizen, who
believed he was f oUowiog lee al
channels to stay here
permanently. Choi said he re-
alizes he made mistakes, and
tends, ·'He bas flaun the im·
migration Jaws by disappearing,
whether or not he was advised by
counsel."
Choi came lo the U. S. in 1969
as a tourist •. bul, as he wrote in a
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D•llY Pllet SUitf ,_.
NEW TRIVETTE AUTO DRAWS CURIOUS IN NEWPORT
.Super Compact C•r to Solve Energy Crista?
~ 3-wh eel Veh icle . ::-
Debuts o n Coast
By JOHN V ALTEBZA °' .. .,..,, Pl ... IUff
A tbree·wheeled vehicle tbat.)eats two persons like a small
plane and carries a California license for motorcycles made a de-
but in Newport Beach this week but its sellers insist that it might
soon have a revolutionary new power source.
For the time being, however, the Trivette manufactured in
Ventura will have to rely on a small engine from Flat to drive its
two rear wheels.
EVENTUALLY, P&OMISES PALME& FOllD of Terra
Craft Motors lntemationaJ, a sophisticated flywheel energy
source might power the rocket-styled car. '
Ford, who hosted the automotive press to th~ Mam• ff~
unveiling, presented a researcher from John's Hopkins Ulllven1-
ty where studies are beine done on production applications of a
flywbeeJeiae.rgysourcesmaJJenou&bforapassen1ercar.
Dr. David Rabenborlt explained that the coocept -.e!ready
proven and used tn the Soviet Union and in Europe f Of' decadea...-
is much like tbe toy can that speed across the floor when a belt h ,
puned across aears ot a heavy l)'roacope flywheel.
TE&JllNG THE IDEA A MEANS OF storing and auttainlnl
eneray iJl a spinning mass oC metal, Rabenhont aald \bat
flywh ... buses In Europe #Ind utility vtbiclea ln the IOYlet Utdolr
a!reac(y have proven them.elves. ~
The current model ol the Trivette_,.,.. • ._. .. Ul.ty de-
vk• required on automobiles Cmotottyclet are exempt) -
already 1eu eo miles tot.he 1aUon .
.. ., With the energy source ot the f u&un, 1ucJI a vehicle eould be
f!O!Wwed by etectrtdty wbich wouJd keep the flywh• •Pliiiiliil
l&ddi.l1 Ulroutb • diy'eoperation.
W,.... e•Utiaf 19 taidaC onlln OD tM "A·P!OW--......
doesn't blame his attorneys for
the problem
Kim is working with Han-
naford now to get a "private bill"
through Congress allowing Choi
to stay
HE ALSO TRIED to seek relief
through Sen John Tunney, but
said he was told by an a1de they
were "too busy" to intervene.
Hannarord 's loc a l ad -
ministrator, James Mullen, said
the situation is coming to them
very late. They are investigat·
ing, be said, but it will be hard to
lake action before July 15. Few
such bills ·are passed, and they
take months, although deporta·
tioo can 'l take place while they
are pending.
Cboi's Los Angel$ attorney,
Ronald Rezac, said time bas
been bis problem as WI.
Several years ago, he said,
there were several avenues open
to Choi but now immicration
laws have tightened and those
are closed. /
REZAC DIDN'T accuse Choi's
attorneys of m isbandling the
case, saying perhaps they didn't
tell him of the choices open or he
didn,t understand or didn't want
to exercise them. ,
Rezac was able to ·convince im-·
mieration officials ndtto forcibly
depc)rt Choi, which would have
cut off any chance of his retum-
ing lat~r. · . . .
• But'both.Choi and Kitn sa1d re-
· turn fo Korea under any
~ circumstances is "unthinkable,"
pa~cularly i~ liJ(h\ of current
pohbcal problems'. ·
"He would be branded over.
there; he wQJJld lose· face," Kim
said.
CHOl'S NEIGHBORS, in the
meantime, have signed petitions
urging Hannaford's heliY, and are
asking others to call him.
''They are just wonderful peo-
ple," said Mrs. Connie Woodring,
a neighbor. 1f the family is deported, they
won't be able to take much.
property, like furnishings, with
them.
"They've had ample time to
dispose of property," Sureck
said.
But Choi hasn't done so, be·
said, because he hopes Someone
. can help him stay.
City Manager
Quits; Nu4e
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Photo( Bare d .
HALLANDALE, F1a. CUPI) -
City Manager Robert 'Johnston
resigned Thursday after the dis·
closure of bu~glarized photo-
graphs of himself and his girl
friends in tll!tbude.
Johnston denied the "figure
studies" bad anyt.binl to do with
hil departure. .
A city commission "lneetin&
was scheduled today and a. mo-
tion for Jobnaton to step down as
city mana1er had been con·
1klered a certainty. Altboulb
Jobnaton was allured UM nude
pbot.oe would not be menUoned, it
WM likely hi.a poUUeal feud wltb
Police Chief Jam ea Lcmlo would
have led to a dbcumiaG ot 1M
pktures.
N'W YORlt <AP) -A Hit· •t1&eit biabop. wllo autboriU ..
clalli keeps a bare111 ·ot "nuaa"
at bfl Brooklyn cbu.reb. bu been
convicted to tryina to bribe •
teen-age airl ~o drop rape
cha.rees a1ain1t him.
DeverDOA LeGrand, ~. faces
up to HVea years in prison u a
r•ult ot tbe 1ullty verdict br a
Brooklyn Supreme Coup jury.
SeGtenclne waa scheduled Aug.
11.
LeG&AND IS already under a
one-year sentence for conviction
oC sexual misconduct with a 17-
•year-old member of his fiock. He
waa acquitted of rape charges in
connection with the cue. •
He was found guilty of offering
another 17-fear-old lirJ $1,000 to
drop rape and kidnap cbuges
aeainst him. The gifl reported
the bribe offer to authorities.
A v T e. 0 a J T I Es s A y
LeGrand's St. John's Church of
Our Lord in the Bedford-
Stuyvesant section consists of a
harem of,a dozen or more women
who are sent out ioto the streets
in nun habits to beg. ·
Over tbe years, he has been ac-
cused on prior -occasions of as-
sault and tidnaping in connec-
tion wit,11 bis religious f oUowers.
In .som~ cases, be has thwarted
prosecution by marrying tbe
complainant who then was not
obliged to testify against him,
authorities said.
Fire Kills Inmate
FOLSOM (AP) -Folsom
Prison officials say e 30-year·old
inmate has died of smoke inhala-
tion after setting his mattress on
fire.
Prison spokesmen identified
the dead prisoner as Robert Jef-
ferson, who was admitted to the
Folsom facility in June 1970 for
second-degree burglary.
Jly &tJDI MISDZIELSKJ ..................
The controveny over the ap.
poiatmeot of a new $33,000 ad·
mtllli•trator at Saddleback*
Cotreee eon'Ullaed l'riday with
three c0Ue1e .tnaatees backins
, lheit action lo hire Dr. Edward ~A. Kart.
"I'm 1urpriae4 at the state-
ment by board Prealdent Robert
Bartholomew charliaa a majori-
ty of the board wif.b being com-
pletely irresponsible and not act-
ing in the, beat interest Of. the con·
stiluents of the district/' Trustee
L~ Tayl~r said.
...MANY TIM ES I find m~elf in
the minority on a decision-by the
J>oa,rd of tnutees but have Hiuod it
hard to term that ·majority posi·
lion u irresponsible ind.showing
poor jUd&meat. '' _
TayloT was ref erring to a state-
ment given to the preSl by
Bartholomew followin1 Monday
night's 4-2 vote to hire Hart as as-
sistant to college Supt. Robert
Lombardi.
"I'm wondering if this i& really
what he meant to say and charge
him with the responsibility ol
providing readership as presi-
dent of lbe board," continued
Taylor, who cast bis vote with the
majority.
THE AcrtON TO hire Hart as a
long-range planner for the college
was seen as a positive move by
. ·Taylor and fellow board mem-
· bers Patrick Backus, Jam~s
Marshall and NorrisaBrandt.
"The salary is not excessive
and we will get more than our
mileage out of him," predicted
Backus who said Bartholomew
was out of line for chiding the
board ... I'm a little disappointed
he would say those things."
Bartholomew's' comments,
along with a similar crilic~m by
...
Tn.&.stee Donna Berry, were sub-,mued to the college'& public ln·
forma\ion officer wtt.h the tn-" I•
1trucUon that they be forwarded
to the press.
8At"KUS SAID HE believed lt
was wroa1 {or trustees to set up
what be termed "individual press
conferences."
He added that n1s vote to btre
the assistant was baSed on Dr.
Lombardi's recommendalioll. an
administrator wbo had proven his
success and "wouldn't make a re-
commendatiop without careful
~slderation ."
'We got a good d~al with Dr.
Lombardi. But he's oilly a human
beinf and he needs some help. He
can' carry the ball all the way
by himself,'' Back\as com·
mented.
THAT A't,TITUDE is being
sbared by Marshall who said it
was unwise to allow Dr. Lom-
bardi to "stagger along" without
an aasistant to do the college dis·
trict 's long ~range planning.
"We have an awfully good
superintentent who has doubled
the college's enrollment since ·
he's been there. That means a
great deal more responsibility.
Dr. Hart's appointment, he
predicted, would "set pr. Lom-
bardi's bands free for even
greater things" and will in th·e
lo~g run prove to be an
economical choice.
Reed in U.S. P08t
Bill Reed, information officer
for the city of Huntinston
Beac:b, has been appointed to the
national executive committee of
the government section of the
Public Relations Society or
America.
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Plan i s
.Tricky
Watering May.Be Key
I Aspect to Gardening
Isolating the moat im· p 1 a n t • m a Y b av e Weedlne iJ another lm· I The trowln1 of certain
Indoor plants may be a
challen1e since moai
homes, condomlniumJ,
apartments, mobile
homes, dormitory rooms
and bueineu offlcea
aren't de1i1n ed as ' greenhouses.
portant upect of tarden· briahter flowers lf food is POrtaot con1tderaUon.
Ina is not easy -but In withhek&, but moat will Weeds are unaifhll)', ana
California, where aum-benefit and respond, ac-have no place in the well·
mer is a long, dry , cordinaly, by regular groomed garden. Ap·
season, watering has to f e e d i n I . R o s e s , pearances aside, weeds
be of prime importance. Fuchaias, Tuberous are competitors in the ~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;::;:::::;::~
With too little water Be1ontas, and Cbry~an-garden. They rob water I
plants sulk and may IW'· tbemums are but a few and food from the desira-S AV E E L EC T R I C I T y Where results haye not
fulfilled expectations,
the trick is to select
plants that will tolerate
low humidity and a high
dell'H of beat --plants
that also require low
light and llttle care -
and those that will thrive as long as moisture is
v i v e , b u t t h e i r · hunary beauties. Your · ble plants and need to be
performance is sub-par. lawn is another. kept in check. IN YOUR HOM E (Ki'tchen, Den, etc.) (There's no need to dis· cuss the future of plants ONE FOUR FOOT · 40 WATT FLUORESCENT
thatreceivenowater.) ) Jul~ a Prrm· e LAMP GIVES AS MUCH LIGHT AS A When you consider 150 WATT LIGHT BULB
~~Jn~v1b':m1!~ses_-.:..~ FOR 1/3 LESS ELECTR ICITY
provided.
TIUS MAY SEEM like
an impossible set of stan-
dards, but there are
several plants which
should prosper under
less than perfect situa-
mostly water. the im-Garden Month . ProvicMsclear.glarefreeshadowles$1ight. portance of adequate • fluorescent tubes last 3 to 4 y••-1·n normal u•"" moisture becomes more -· -
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tions.
1 d u y 1S an ideal month for the home gardener . . ... cu ent an vigorous ; U's a good time to plant or, except for a minimal
enables Foots to take up amount of maintenance, the garden needn't be
minerals and food from showered with attention.
the soil. It's possible to July ia a month to enjoy the garden -and 11'\t a
overwater, too, but this head siart on future garden projects -borders or
problem occurs, general· paths could be re·designed, a foundation planting
ly, in poorly-drained could be refurbished, planting could be started for
soils which become thecolorfulfall seasonjustahead. soggy.
Aspidistra (Cast Iron
Plant) is a rich green,
leafy specimen which
grows in an expanding
clump and reaches 18 in· chesinheigbt. THE GARDENER who plans on vacationing
Two vining plants that UNDER WATERING dW'ing July, should take a few precautit>ns to pro-
want natural light, and is most common among tect his garden while he's eone. Mulch heavily
will serve as living wall n e w c o m e r s t 0 around Roses, Azaleas, Camellias, Rhododendrons
decorations are Grape California. Simply run-and Fuchsias. • Ivy and Cissus antartica, ning the sprinkler a few This will conserve moisture and help control
often sold as Kangaroo minutes every day does weeds. Also, move potted plants to a shaded area Vine. not insure the plants where they can be reached conveniently with a
h ave ample w-ater hose. This will simplify things for the· caretaker
A TALLE R CHOICE is avaiJabletothem. and guard against the plants' drying out. '
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for this one, just look for Costa Mesa, shows her success with Azaleas, Camellias and
pl ants with corn-like hollyhocks. They've been in for two years Fuchsias, that are
leaves. "Warneckil" is and rise up 20 feet. n at u r a 11 y s h a 11 ow.
the striped vers ion, -------------------. rooted, this is not a pro-
either of th ese upright · . blem, but most shrubs
growers is suitable. So · and trees are healthier
· Sanserveria may be ci•ety t °I/I t with their roots down de· hard to pronounce <San-0 1riee ep -where they can dr· ,
su-very-uh), but there's ing and stay healthy even
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Checklist
•Planning a' party?
poUuck July 14, 6:30 p.m. or slide show "Fuchsia's watering effectiveness:
in Veteran's Memorial pn Parade" and hold a digdownafoot,ortwo,in
Hall, 565 W. 18th Street, discussion on care of a shrub border, or take a
Costa Mesa. fuchsias after the show core from your lawn. If
Fred Marlin, a past and for the summer . the moisture is deep you
Fuchsia Unit
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Paul Keasler, presi-, c an con g r a l u I a Le
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Geraniums, Pelargo-
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Mrs . ~orge M~
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stalled as president of
the Garden Grove
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Mary Warwick will be in Lant, and will help insure
charge of the potluck. that your soil is a favora-
Fred Woods Jfi the newly ble growing medium for
installe4 vice-prei!ident. plants. Fertilize to en·
Stuart Price will be in courage growth or to bl-
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that bore this year's crop
a nd loosely twine the
new growth onto the
trellis or support.
day, J uly 1, Ulllowing a
pot luck dinner held at
6 :30 at Bolsa Grande
High School, West·
minster.
ANwltOm
The Ficus Benjamlna, also called the Weep·
ing Chinese Banyon, has earned a reputation
as an exceptional house plant. With its shiny
green, poplar-like leaves and drooping
branches, the Ficus Benjamina has a special
feeling of grace.
.
Roger's Garde~ has been fortunate to locate
a supply of indoor grown, 5-gallon size Ficus
Benjaminas of excellent quality at an excep·
tional price.
Ficus Benjaminas require strong light in·
doors. The soil should be allowed to dry out
between waterings and the tree should be fed
"bnce a month.
If you th ink that a Ficus Benjamina would
Uke your home, come to Roger's Gardens
and review OW' selection of these quality
trees at a special price.
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1tlalte Male Mo11opoly Challe11g~
o Makes State Laws? •
·~ IOHN DILLIN ~le ..............
ATLANTA -Look at tbe '°b'Pical" state
lawmaker In the UDlt.d states and you are
libly t.otlnd:
-Aman.
-White.
\ -A1ed abouU5. ~A lawyer or buslnea person.
-Upper· middle class.
-CoUeee educated or better.
So reports a new study ol the Louisiana
Ledalature, which turns "out to be not much
different from leeislative bodies in
Callfonlia, Tennessee, New Jen,y, Ohio
aod Florida.
Two of these characteristics -race and
sex -are belnC challenged. The number of
blacks in u .s. leglslalurel Is coing up; and
women are pushing for a treater role.
BUT EVEN with some shifts here and
there, the axiom that those who make the
lAWS don't have much in common with the
eommon folk probably holds true to some degree.
The same applies to legislatures and
parliaments around the world, according lo
other studies. Lawmakers are usually bet·
ter educated and more affluent than those
they represent. •
The Louisiana report, released by the
Public Affairs Research Council, spanned a
2S-year period and turned up consistent pat·
terns among the legislators. It also suggest-
ed some of the reasons. ·
The study's author, June Savoy, found businessmen (36 percent) and lawyers (33
percent) dominated the legislature
throughout the period.
The reasons included time and money.
Being a law~r doesn't pay that much, and only thot withdndependent incomes
can say good ye to business for the weeks
or months ne essary for legislative worJc.
LAWYERS and business people also like
the added bonus of exposure, which can
help them in their business or pr act.ice.
Blue-collar workers, on the other hand,
were barely represented at all. "Workers"
averafed leas than o~e ·percent or the
lee~uve membertbtp, and unskilled
la rs falled to elect a alnele member in
the JS.year period, even though they com·
prised a aubatantial portion of the popula·
Uon.
Why? Partly because voters di.splay
"1nobblam" in their selection of can-
didates, s uggests the atudy. But also
because a large majority of candidates are
dra~. from upper·middle-clus people.
While all tbls might be distressina to
students of representative government,
America's well·educated and affluent
legislators do have roots with the masses -
beglnning with th.elr own families.
Many lealslators' parents were members
ol the lower-middle and middle classes -
people who fou1ht to get ahead as farmers,
cattlemen, aovernment clerks, unskUled
laborers, factory workers and mechanics.
The legislators themselves. were SJJC·
• cessful climbers -soaring above the
achievements of their par ents in a majority
of cases -usually because of their educ a·
tional attainments.
EDUCATION, then, became one of the
great leaveners of the political system in
Louisiana and the United States. More than
40 percent of the legislators have post-
graduate degrees, and more than 80 per·
cent have at least attended some college.
Family influence also was important in
getting many or the legislators launched in·
to politics. Nearly 70 percent attributed
their beginning in politics to either family
or friends.
While more women and blacks are run-
, ning for the nation's 7,600 legislative seats,
there seems little to indicate that the voting
public will choose leaders of a different
wpe, whatever their race or sex.
So w~en more women and blacks take of·
fice, they probably will be dominated by
those in law or business. And they probably
will roll up to the state capitols in their
Cadillacs and Mercedes to ma.ke the laws
for all those folks with Fords an<l Chevys.
John Dillin ii Atlanta correspondent for the
ChMianScience Monitor.
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Terrariiun
On Wheels
ByHERBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -I flnal·
ly Ogured out what AMC's
weird new car, the Pacer,
looks llke: It's the first ter·
rarlum on wheels. You could
grow plants fn l t while
des.J><>Uing the environment
. . . Atty. Senor Carlos Bea,
the toast of CasUle and the pr~de of Araaon, is
mefDwblle annoyed with h1a
fellow countryman, Ricardo
Montalban, for pronomicing
the name or that newish
Chrysler as .. Cor·DOH·ba"
when "any fool knows it
should be COR·doh·ba, and
furthermore, why does he
talk about 'Corinthian
leather'? What's wrong with
Cordovan?'' I'll ask Mon·
TALban when he drool out • • • John Walsh to Sydnte
Peck: "I wonder how much
that great international
liberal Peter Ustinov is aet·
ting for doing those Gallo
wine commercials?" Sydnie,
a supporter of the Gallo
boycott: "Thirty pieces of
silver plus residuals.''
CRIME ,WAVE: On a
beautiM May evening, in the
2900 block on Folaom, the
police stopped a young San
Jose State law student "on
suspicion," found some mari·
juana on his person, and ar·
rested him and his compa·
nion. Not too unusual, but the
verbiage on the police report,
forwarded by their lawyer,
James H. Dannenberg, is
quaint, to say the least. The
"Victim " is listed as "Public
safety." Location or victim:
"Public street." Method, tool,
or weapon used: "Mari·
juana." Object of attack:·
"Euphoria" .•. Won't you
sleep better tonight, knowing
our police are protecting us
from "a sense of well·being?"
A REAL BIGGI~! (via AP
From Fukuoko, Japan ):
"The San Fr anciaco Sym-
phony opened an ll·concert
tour of Japan before a full
hoUle of 130 spectators at the
Fukuoka Citizens' Hall"
(okay, so it's a small ball)
••• Overheard by Digger
Dolan at UC Med Center, one
whlte·aowned MD to another: ·
"From the look of tblngs
around here, more people are
living off cancer than dytng
from it.''
BICENTENNIAL NOTF.S:
You can't say United Airlines
·isn't getting into the aplrit.
Just a few days aeo, it malled
out to travel agents beautlf\11
patriotic mugs with "Japan"
imprinted clearly on the bot·
tom. Now United has pro-
duced a truly (antastic popup
·folder in brilliant colors,
labeled "Celebrate a. Proud
Land Born 200 Years Ago" -
and produc ed, according to
the fine print, in Cali, Colom·
bla. And the Marina Cor·
rlgans, deciding to take ad·
vantage of the airline's bicen·
tennial rates, elected to fly
East on the Fourth of July -
only to be told that bicenten·
nial rates do not apply to
THAT d ay ... And Bill
Moen, who can remember
when America was para-
mount in motor cars, cried a
little upon hearing a com-
mercial for an American
compa ny which concluded~
with, "It's all in OUR car -
·German know-bow, Italian
styling, J apanese economy I ..
(Nyaaaah, where d 'ya take it
to be serviced, the United Na·
tions? ).
Water for the Future
ByOANSMim. 6,1..i News s.ntu
SACRAMENTO -Planning is
now under way to assure that our
children have adequate water
supplies to meet the needs of the
21st century. It is a continuation
of a·farsighted process that has
characterized the management
and development of California
water resources for the past 20
years.
State planners in the '20s and
• •30s developed the foundation for
what became the Central Valley
Project. Planners in the '50s de·
veloped the State Water Plan to
prepare for water needs through
1990.
Today's planners are adapting
that plan to project water needs
and steps to satisfy those needs in
the 21st century.
The plan will be developed
over the next two years with the
guidance and direction of the
Californi a Department or Water
Resources.
MUCH EFFORT will be put in·
lo reassessing current projec-
tions of supply and demand, iden-
'All Novelists Are Liars'
By RE&BE&T GOLD
The subject of my la1k came to
me because I was recently a wlt-
neu lD a court trial when tbe at·
torney cross-examining me saJd
ntber triumphantly, "ls it true
that you are a self-confes1ed
liar?" I was quite surprised, and I
JD.ilht add that the judge was,
.too. Aa it turned out. tbe district·
attorney bad read an Interview in
-which I had said that all fiction
writers are born liars; they lie
for their profession. Then, r had
cone on to explain a~l the dll·
ferent types of lies, just aa I am
,IOinl to do for you today.
J had •not.her experience in
court tOCDe yean •So wblch also = my topic to mind. I
ID San Rafael In the ear· 11 '• for the trial involving
Henry Killer's book "Tropic of ;e.e.r," wblcb ln time days
• ~ldeTed to be a pomo-...,,...c boolr. They tried to ban :ft. The D.A. •t that time .Uecl
me. ·•Wby doa Henry Miller aa.y
:-? " ud then qaoted a pu1ace
from the book , which l WOft't re-,...,=:f "ttY well~. I
Md fl• ----J)OllU1 Ollll IW H_,., MUhr did not HY
µ.at.
TBS D.A. T&IEDtoprove tha~
tJUu dkl 111 It .. be Poln&Ald to
I
the exact quote in the book. But, I
said, "lf you will carerully notice
Henry does not say that; instead
a character by the name of Max
says it, and there are quotation
marks around it."
Sometimes the truth is gotten
through imaginary people. We lie
to ourselves every night in our
dreams, don't we? And yet we
tell the truth about our feelings.
And those of you who are
daydreaming right now are im·
aglning things that are not hap·
pening, presumably things that.
are a lot more fun than what you
are doing right now I And, your
daydreams are actually the truth
abrKlt yovr tee lints.
REaB IS AN exatnple 6f a true
lie. My friend was •alktQc do'w1l
Bleeker Street in New York,
which ls at the edae of a \lillqe
-that i9 inbablted by a Jot of poor
people, welfare hcMla, junkies
and crazies. It ls not wbat you
would call your normal Unfoo
Streit l\rOll.. He •• carryt.ni
with bim a bul&e$ •hldl had been
alven to bJm by his f.tber at a
eouvea.lr of World War fl. He wu
walkln1bythe MlllaHotel.
Leantnc on the h~ was a re-
llafout fanatic who had a metal·
coveffd Bible. He saw my fri end
and be threw the Bible at him.
Anet, you know. that Bible would
hive 1one straight through his
heart if it weren't for that bullet!
There is a famous saying
that Bibles stop bullets and we
used to read it in Sunday
weeklies. And of course it is a lie.
Bibles do not stop bullets and re-
ligious fanaticism kills a lot of
people. And we need to def end
· ourselves with bullets at times.
By turning that story backwards,
we do 1et a truth .
Now, by contrast, I would like
to give an example of a false
truth. I was living in New York
when Eisenhower first became
preliden\_ I w aa fascinated by hi.s
press cor{erences, reported ln
Herbnt Gold i.t the .author of JI
boob, bacluding the 1'61 ftONl ''Tlw
Trw l.M. ''Hu r1marka '°"'' miaM to
U.. Commmuocalth Cltd> fn.a qHcla
thUmontlt.
the early edltlons of the Ne'ff
York Times. They would be cor·
r~ In the later editions, the
grammar changed, spellina cor· rectu and m aybe somewhat
edited.
A reporter asked him one day
about the youth of America.
Prnident Eisenhower u14, after
10me thought, 'The youth of
America ls really something.'
And that Is definitely somethins
we all c•n agree with more and . mor.. Yet, aJthouch it was a true
stat~ent, It didn't tell us much
I!,
about a reality.
And now I would like to give an
opposite story about the youth of
America which was told to me by
a friend of mine who is a Bi.shop.
He had s pent a lot of time abroad
as a missionary Bi.shop1 but he
had come back to his homeland
for a while. He stayed with a
friend of his who was a banker in
Scarsdale. N. Y.
IT HAPPENED to be
Halloween and bis banker !riend
was very sentim ental about
Halloween. He had prepared a
bushel of apples for the children
who .would come to say, ''Trick
or treat I " The first group of
children came to the door and the
Bilbop would watch with that
Norman Rockwell vision oC
America as It should be.
A litUe boy came to the door
and held out his bag. The banker
responded with a few friendly re.
marks and dropped tbe apple in·
to the bag. The jtld looked down
into the bag and aatd, ''You
S.O.B., you broke my cookies."
This tlory tells another truth
about America's youth. Actually,
it It exactly what Prealdent.
Eisenhower w at t..l')' Ina to ••Y.
J would like to tell one more
story about tbts business ol tell·
Ing Ues and inventina stories.
This comes (rom my personal ex·
'
tifying poten'tial problem areas,
developing alternative solutions
and developing means for assur·
ing flood controL Environmental
concerns are also ~ncluded in the
plan.
Expansion of recreational out-
lets and the a ssurance of proper
water quality will be among im·
portant factors considered.
State fi gttres issued in Nov·
ember 1974 project that water de·
mand for all uses in California
will increase from the present 37
million acre-feet annually to a
range or 41 to 46 mUliom acre·
feet in 1990 and 4345 million
acre-feet by 2020.
The '74 report looked at possi·
ble new sources of water to
satisfy growing demand. The on·
ly potential for additional de-
velopment are the north coast
and Sacramento River.
However, more than 25 percent
of total state stream runoff is set
aside and not available for de-
velopment under existing law for
wild and scenic rivers in the
north coast.
Other alternatives are being
considered. Conjunctive use or
ground water t>asins and surface
supplies can achieve more effec·
tive use of existing surf ace sup-
. plies. !Jeclamation of waste may
provid'e a source for industry,
particularly for power plants.
Weather m odification pro·
grams may someday have an Im-
pact, but cannot yet be looked up·
o n as a reliable source.
Desalin~ation of sea water does
not appear pr~ctical now
because of the high costs, except
for special applications.
The present administration in
the Capitol appears to believe
water needs through the year
2000 can be met by present
sources. Additional conveyance
facilities will be n eeded,
however. A peripheral canal de-
cision may be as far as two years
away. In the meantime, the ad-
ministration is stressing con-
servation and reclamation.
If intensive planning over the
next two years follows the exam-
ple of the pas t, we can be assured
·not ,only Uiat our children ·will
· have .-adequ,ie .wa~·for. their. needs, but also tbat ·they willq
have a proper foundation plan for
their children's needs.
But Sometimes It Takes
Falsity to Find Truth
• perience. Some years ago I was
teaching a class in writing and I
had a very talented student
named Tom Wllliama: who bas
now publis hed a number of
·books. He wrote a story about hls
experience in the Korean War.
It was not really a story, it
was the truth. He said at one
point, about a noncom ,whom be
disliked, that be was mean,
sadistic and brutal. And in our
conference I told rum that he
could say that he was mean,
sadistic and brutal, but if it were
the truth, then be would have to
demonstrate lt to his reader.
He came back later with a
scene to relate those epit.betl·
mean, sadistic ancl brutal. Now he
had the character who represent·
ed himself looking up at tho
serieant1 who was look.inf north
toward North Korea.
THE CHA&ACTER aays,
''Hey, Sarge, what's ya doin' up
there?" Tbe 1er1eant replla,
"Ob, eatln' chocolate and killln'
people." He bad proved hb point.
That .dialo1ue tell• u a
somelhlng. It tells us that a pro-
f essional soldier likes to kill. By
bis accent, tt uys that he does
not come from northern
California, Bo1ton or Malnt. JU'llt
the rhythm M\ tbe dlatoeue i.Us
us whlch broail belt ol America
'·
he had to have come from.
It suggests somehow that he Is
wearing a T·shiri wlt.h a paclt of
dgarettea rolled up in the sleeve.
I don't know how it tells us that,
but It does. It wasn't the tnath,
but it does tell us truths which we
couldn't know otherwise.
To sum up, what fiction doea is
to· make reality more vivid And
more real. than the fact.a. We are
juit flab in the ocean and ficUon
enables us to see the ocean that
we llve in by inventing lt. 'rhe
novel 1llu'minat'8 the commonest
trUlh•t thln11 that we can really
never ttnow.
I
ORAHO• COAST
DAILY PILOT
The comment page of the Dal-
ly Pilot aeeks lo Inform and
stimulate reade.ra by prefftlt·
ln1 a varlely ol comrnent:uy on topics ot Interest and
sl1nlflcance from tnlonntd
00.ervera and pokeamen.
R•rt N. Wttd, Pubu.iwr
Thomo 1 Pohmrr,
COmrl'lfllt POQf f;dUor
Saturday, June28, lt'7$
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Good morntn1, bo)'I and atria,
and welcome to ane>Uaer .... ion
in Uncle Len 'a Coner.
We dldn 't aet too much
responae fro01 our first art con·
'test on the motocrou raetni out-
/its, ao we'll try to do better thia
week when tbe subJeet wU1 lie
motocro.a In action. Take a look
at the plcture of the lllGtorblke.
rider below, then come up wttb
your own idea of what this excit-
ing sport looks Uke.
-WINNEaS OF our weekly con-
tests wlll be treated to free
ticket. to the SOutbem C.Ufomia
Motocroa1 Race1 July 18 and 19
at the Loe Anteles Coliseum.
The art mallbaa was pretty
slim this week, with Nancy
Matyas taking top honon ln the
art contest. Honorable mention
went to Blair Elliott, 6lh, aiMl bis
brother, Kent, 5, of Corona del
Mar; Lisa Isom, 10, of HUbt·
jngton Beach, and Denise Hess
(a lady who didn't atve her age)
Crom Costa Mesa.
* PRIZE WINNER *
N1noy M•tr••, 11\t, MO ....... Place, Coata M•N .
Any chlld Hor under, can eater Uncle Len's Contest. Here's
all you do: (1) Draw picture ob pleoe ol plain, white paper 4~
inchea •Ide and 4 taebea deep. U•e black lftk and make llo ..
black. (2) Do not Copy or lrae:Jieture. It muat be your own
YJOrlt. (!)Put your name, qe addreaa on back ot drawinf.
Mall It to Uncle Len's Art Contelt, Box ueo, DAILY PILOT,
Colta Meaa 92629. Entries muat be received by noon on
Thunday for _production on the foUowlol Saturday. Wln.ner will
receive Kennedy half dollar.
Honorable m"nUon in Carol's
Corner for his joke and riddle eoes to Greg Nylen d. Irvine,
whole four pages of hum« were
very funny but a little long tor
publication.
THAT MEANS three Kennedy
half dollars will be sent out th.ls
week. Be aure to keep your en·
tries coming in to all three eon·
test. tbrouebout the summer.
TU1 next weekend, then, the
beat ol everythina from Uncle
Len, Carol, Andy and Ellie.
Tiie Beac1l
Scouts Plan
Sports Meet
When we go to the beach we lay and play in the aun,
We play and splash in the water and run,
Sometimes we bring a packed lunch,
NEW YORK (AP) -Taking
the cue from President Ford, a
former Ea1le Scout and top
athlete, the 3.5 million-member
Boy Scouts of America will
celebrate the national bicenten-
nial by concentrating on physical
fitness and sports.
We eat sandwiches, lemonade, and boy do we munch. ...
We play in the water and in the sand,
Then you say, "Boy, tbls place is grand,"
Sometimes we see the llfeauard save people,
And sometimes they jump down from their steeple.
Marie Echenique, 11
1157 Salvador St.
Arch Momon Jr., a San Fran-
claco businelS man • armounced
. the move in a. news conference
Thursday.
Costa Mesa
RIDDLES and JOKES
Q. Which montbhaa28days.
A. Every one of them.
JaniceTomei, lO 'h
20'8 Goldeneye Place HOW SHOULD I CAllE FOB MY " Costa Mesa PET HAMSTER! a
·iDog Wins ·;in -Court
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The project begins in the pet
shop when you decide to buy the
colden hamster alias the Syrian
hamster. This httle charmer is
prettlet than ordinary types, also
senUer and more playful. While
you are about it, it l1 a good idea to
buy a pair-becauae the life span
ol a hamster la no longer than two
«three years.
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PITTSBURGH CUPl)-Omar,
a pedigreed miniature
schnauzer, has scored another
victory ln court Tbunday.
An Allegheny County Common
Pleas Court board ol arbitraUon
ruled that Omar CllD stay with bi.
owners, the Richard Neft family,
in their suburban Wilklnaburc
apartment.
1t was Omar'• second victory
over the Nefts' landlord, Bran-
dywine Aiency Inc., which tried
to evict the Nefts for disobeying a
no-pet clause in their lease.
Last month, County Judge
Marion K. Finkell\or denied
Brandywine's request to bar the
dog, saying Omar was causing no
demonstrable harm.
The golden hamster iS' a six-
lnch bundle of soft honey-colored
tur, weighing about one.quarter
pound. As a pet be has all sorts of
advanta1es. though everything
depends on giving him the proper
care. A couple of hamsters feel at
home in a pen or box that
measures two feet on each side.
1be floor should be sturdy, or
they may try to tunnel to
Letters From Ellie
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Dear Ellie, I want to learn aboutkoalu, plea&e. .
1 • MarearetD.
Dear Margaret,
A koala is a manll(>ial, a mammal whose young
are born at a very early ataie d. development and
who continue tbeir arowth at-
tached to nipples lnllde the
mother's pouch. Ma.nuplala are
an earlier form of mammal life
than the placental type wboH
younf are nurtured f« a loqer
time ,.lthin the mother'• body
-and who are born at a much man
developed 1ta1e. The koala la a rather le.rte
JnaflUplal aomewbat bear·llk• in
appearance. The averase•eltbt
of these lree·dwelllnl creaturel ii about JO pounds.
TBB KOALA MA'ftNG JeUOD ii from Sep.
tember to June. A.._ offapria1 l• born after a
tbort 1e1tatlon perted OI anl)' 35 days. It mak" Jts w,v-up U.e mother'• (Urry boclytoberpoocbwMre lt
• lftichtl Itself to a nipple. At birth a baby koala ii
•Jell than an lncb ip leftatb, and how thla Uny creature
manaiu to find lta way, unaided, to UM poutb re·
maln1o0aofU.ewoadanolU..anlmalworld.
In about four monlbl tt II fUrnd and .loOk9 Uke a ·
miniature of lb• modMr. M thl8 time lt beliM to
leavethepouchforlbortUJDlltortdeontlaefemale'1
back. At about 1lx .IDDMlll, 'l\ leava U.. pouch for sood returnlnl onlJ to put ttl bud Jn to nurse. Until ft is. 'nearly a year old. tbe baby will ride OD its inotber'• back a• At eU.mM around tbnullil UM tr.el, ,..rcbln• for._.. a.av.. an four,...,., tbe
,ounl oae ii f\alb' ll'O'#D and eexually mawn. TM
averqellfeapanolthekoalailaboutJOyean.
The dJet of th• adult koala ii composed prhnartly
Of eucal)'ptua leav .. and flowtrl. The •tront odoc of uu. material J>WB'..._tM'9ocly, m1lcSnct.Mkoala
tnedJble. But Ute UtU. allimal wu ln.lll'-d extenatn·
ly for lta aot\, tbltk fur, and M&ween 1911 aad im aa
e1Umal41d el1ht mUU. w.re kWtd. Al a 1'91Ult. tb•
koala became endanpndt butpublle lnterat and an
active conservation program have saved it. Now it is
one of the few maraupials steadily increasing in
number ..
Koala is an Australian Aboriginal word meaning .
"no waler." But tbe little animal is known to drink
from rain pools and to lick water from its fur after
rain storm1. Ellie·
Dear Ellie,
Howdo(ro1s slng? CarrieT.
Dear Carrie, Anyone who lives near a creek, pond or marsh is
familiar with the slnitn_f .of the frogs, In places
where wlnten are cold, t.n&\. chorus ls a true barb-
tnier ohprlni .
The 1lD1ln1 and croaking d. frogs ii done almost
entirely by the males. But the femalu are able to
make 10undl when they are burl or alarmed. Kott of.
the 1ingln1 11 done at breeding season to attract the .
female• butoftenlt~ueeintosummer.
To11D1. the maleffOltakel a deep breath, closes
his moutll and noatrtll, then fdrce1 the alt back and
fonbtrom bil moutbtohillunp. Tbeaound ii made
as tile alr pHHt overthevoeal corda caualn1 them to
vibrate. JI any male troo have vocal aaca which act u resonator•. In aome ffop, thil aac, when filled
wt th alr, It almoet larprthan tbefrot ltself. Ellie
E& TO LA8T WED'S QUESTION:
Wh llmoreda~tbanthefierce1t1bark?
'J'be plra a of South America ls probably the moet
dan1erou1 ft1b. They .U.Ck ln achoola and awann
crt• any Uvln1 creature that croNet their path.
They never 1top attactdnf until every bit ol n .. b ii
IUipPed from Utt bones. Inr.uat a few mlnutff a
school ol plranbu can com etely deaolllb a lJO
pound capybara. Jtluald tba U.... flab ah IO fttr'ff
that Uley aomttlmes aU.ck and eat each other wben
tbeort1lnal victim hu.,..,C0111Umed.
QVS8'1'10Ni How can blrdl driDk tally Ma
water?
aBADSU: Send anlmal quaUona to Ellie, c/o
the Daily Pilot, P.O. Boll lMO, Calta Mell nat.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Kinn. (AP)
-A 12-r••r·old 1lrl from
Nortbern Ireland won't be trtllbtened by ftncruMn tbla r.-ua ol July. Sbe hat learned
they aren't 1una.
Catherine Lana&han ol Belf aat
spent ahc weeks laat summer
with the Dave Gto81 family in
Moorhead, Jllnn.
A few days after lbe arrived,
the YOUDI lriab girl WU found
alone ln her room on the m,ht ol
July '· She was scared because
the firecrackers sounded like
pnftre.
"WE RBAa thinaa llke thla all
D11ht lone," Catherine told Paula
Groe1.
Catherine and b.er 10.year-old
bnltber Frankie are. comiDc to
Mhmaota thil weell with a croup
ol 30 to 40 children from Belf aat •.
a batUesround of Protestants
apd Catholic•. The ll'OUP ia to ar-
rive in Winnlpe1 on Wedneeday
nllbt and travel by bus to St.
Qoud, Minn., to meet sponsoring
famille1 from Minnesota,
WiacOlllin, and the Dakotas.
Grosz said his ;amlly had been
corresponding with the
Lanaghans reaularly since
Catherine left last August. "We
wanted her back a1ain and her
parent. a~reed to send Frankie
alon1, too, 'he Hid.
ALSO aETUBNING for a
second 1ummer in the Upper
Midwest la Mark McConnlck, 12.
A pest of the Rev. Lawrence
Fevtg f am Uy of Park Rapids,
Mlnn., he wlll 1pend another
summer fishing and playing
baseball.
Lut year the Hibbing, Minn.,
Rotary Club brought 120 Irish
children to the area for a vaca-
tion from war. This year, the
club decided to promote holiday
centers ntar Belfast for children
from troubled areas of the city
and dld not sponsor another
vacation project.
However, Sarah Hughes of
Belf aat, whose son, David, bas
spent two summers in Minnesota
and North Dakota, wrote to more
than 400 families about hosting
children for peaceful holidays.
Families who paid $230 for
travel expenses will pick up their
summer guests in St. Cloud .
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Scott Brown is just a shade over a year old and isn't
too fast on his feet yet. So 4-yeat-old Laura Stickland
gives him a hand as they romp in a Minneapolis park.
First Kitty
Ford's Cat Disdains Mice
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
President has a cat. It's name is
Shan Shein. 1t apparenUy has
never seen one of the White
House mice.
The White House has mice.
They have been seen and trapped
in President Ford's West Wlng
office area and in Mrs. Ford's
East Wing office area.
·•You can bet Shan has never
been in Don Rumsfeld's office.
It's got mice aplenty," said
David Hume Kennerly. the
President's photographer and
personal friend.
"WHEN' AL HAIG (Gen. Alex-
ander Haig, former chief or staff
to ex-President Richard M. Nix-
on) used the office now used by
<Ford cruet of staff Donald )
Rumsf eld, there were so many
mice running up and down the
baseboard behind his cabinets
that he called it 'The Ho Chi ~lnh
Trail.'"
.. , don't think Shan ever saw a ~e." said Susan Ford, 17, the
President's daughter and owner
or the miniature Siamese cat.
''Thal is probably a good thine."
Shan does not need mice. It has
enough problems. It's biH,•l
problem is Liberty, the Presi·
dent's golden r~triever.
WHITE HOUSE press
spokesmen tend to look at the
ceiling and drum their fingers on
desktops when asked bow Llber·
ty and Shan get along. They give
answers like "Well, they get
along just fine -for a dog and a
cat."
•·No w ay." Kennerly said.
..They do not get along. Shan
hates Liberty."
Possibly, with good reason.
"You see, Liberty comes charg-
ing upstairs to the second floor
living quarters and hunts Shan's
food," Kennerly said.
SUSAN SAID she feeds her cat ·
canned food and, not very often,
table scraps. "Not very often
because we usually don't have
any leftovers because in this
family we always clean our
plates.''
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Send your questions to. Ask Andy,
</o Orange Coost Daily Pilot, Box
1560, Costa Mesa, Calif.
freedom. It should be carpeted
with sawdust or some other
absorbent material, with one end
deep enough to hoard a little sur·
plus food .
The home s hould be kept where
the temperature never drops
below 70 degrees. for your pets
Thrills a11d Spills
ThJs is the sort of action you'll see July 19 al the Oly
Super Bowl or Motocross at 8 p.m . in the Los Angeles
Coliseum. Fifty of the world's top motocross racers
· will compete for their share of $30.000 in prize money.
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beeome lazy in cool weather. In
winter weather, they hibernate
until spring. In a warm cozy
room they are active all year -
however, hamsters are busiest
during the night and prefer to
doze through most of the day.
HAMSTERS A RE natural
grain eaters and their menu is
mostly vegetarian. They enjoy
scraps of lettuce and a wide
variety of cereals and salad
foods. Sometimes they enjoy nib-
bling a dog biscuit. ll is fun to
watch them eat because they
stuff surplus food into their
cheeks and carry it back to their
storage pantries.
The average hamster is smart.
and lively and soon learns to
welcome you with a twinkle in his
bright eyes. He keeps his soft fur
combed and clean, and parasite
pests usually stay away from
him. Best of all, he is a loving lit·
tle character. As a matter of fact,
he is happy and healthy only
when you make a habit of taking
him out of his box to cuddle him.
When the female is about two
months old, she is ready to bear
young. After mating, the male
and female must be kept in
separate boxes -or they fight
and may destroy each other. In a
couple of weeks or so, she bears • •
perhaps 15 blind and helpless ·
babes. They feed on mother's
milk for about three weeks. The
female may bear a ·lil,ler every
six weeks duriag hert!rst year.
Then the old 1~·ves up childbearing, tbo · , loving
care she may li v ~ three
years old .
AMY ~ncl• a .. wn·volu,,,. wt of 1"41 Ouotucles
of Hamra to Eric Lauer, •Get, Tacoma, wesn .• for
1111 .. quntloft:
DO PENGUINS HAVE ANY
ENEMIES?
Some of these brave beautiful
birds live in tbe frozen south polar
regions, where few other animals
can survive. Surely there cannot
be other creatures around to
threaten them. Or so you would.
think. But. sad to say, this is not so
al all. Penguins muslflsh !or their
tood in the cbllly sea. And tbechil·
ly sea teems with large arid small
creatures, Including huncrY seals
and greedy sharks. The pequlns
. risk their lives whenever they
dive lnto the sea and swim under
water. Many are devoured by
sharks and seals. Many lose a le1.
The penguins build their nests
on the land -where hungty
bird• swoop overhead. Every
year, many ec~• are stolen and
devoured by gulls and other
blrda. Later. the1e same birds
carry off many of the rJu!fy
penl\lln chlcli. The f!Dt.lre ll!e of
a pen1uln is threatened by
enemies rrom the alr aiul
enemlea from the &ea.
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lteOs. b•ppened this apriq in
Tulcaloosa. Ala;.. at a bit church Jn f,.be n•llon's b1ggest Protestant
denominatlpn , the Southern
BaptistConventicm.
HURT RESULTED, t.o black
!eeliP.cs and to lhe coniregation.
Its attendance and 1iving
declined ln recent weeks. But the
SU1D1Der Seminars
Set for Witnesses
A series of more than 100
c o n vention s of Jehovah 's
Witnesses is scheduled this
sum.mer in the United States and
Canada.
Verne Abbott, presiding·
minister of the Newport Mesa
congregation, said 100 delegates
will represent Newport Mesa at
the first of two such sessions set
for Los Angel es' Dodger
Stadium.
ABBOTT SAID 49,000 persons
are expected for the four-day
meeting, which r uns through Sun·
day. The entire program will be
r epeated at Dodger Stadium for
delegates from nearby areas
fromJuly-I0-13.
.. It is clear," Abbott said,
"that the earthly system is a
close-woven fabric. Whether we
like it or not, the nations are all
interdependent. Y el, this fact has
not brought them into
cooperation, even though they
see the desperate need for this.
"Wh y is it that the nations can
not work out their problems by
~ .
cooperation? 111 pa rticular,
because they are divided in so
many ways," Abbott said.
"THEY HAVE different
political ideologies, economic
systems, social arrangements
and religious beliefs. And people,
as a re s ult , o fte n hav e
deep-seated prejudices against
those who hold views different
Crom their own."
Church Music
Institute in
Garden Grove
A national C hurch Mus ic
lnstitute will begin Sunday on the
22·acre campus or Garden Grove
Community Church, according to
Don G. Fontana, GGCC minister or mus ic and institutedirector.
strain , a1 In other cuee, haa
brought change.
Deacons of the 1,000.member
Alberta Baptist church in
Tuscaloosa have voted to rescind
a two.year·old policy against
admittine blacks to worship
servic es. declaring tbat
henceforth "all people will be
seated."
lligl1est .t\1c11rd
The Rev. Joe Bob Mluell,
pastor. says the earUet barring ot the black froup "strained the
fellowship of tbe c hurch,"
temporarlty dampening lts
vit._Uty, and drew mail reaction
from around the world.
But it has caused several other
white churches in the Tuscalooaa
area "quieUy to remove racial
barriers," be says. Despite the
stress in his own congregation,
he adds, .. In the le>ni run, we
should be strooger as a result of
it all."
The pain. tind resultant
tbH,.. are ~mpt.oms that have
occurred throughout church life
in the past two decades, both
North and South, if\cludlng many
ol <the 34,500 Soutbem Baptist
ooogregaUona totallin1 12.5
mllll o n m e mb e r s. the
predominant. church body ol the
south. .
"OVER·ALL. there definitely
has been progress in r ace
relationships in the church,"
says the Rev. Dr. Foy ~alenUne
of Nashville, Tenn., chairman of
the Southern Baptist arm 1or
applied ethics. its Christian We
Commission. He estimates nearly all
southern Baptist congregations
now have "open door" policies on
black attenda nce, that most
would accept black membership
and many have done so. ·
"Our commitment t o
evaqgeUsm and mi~slons 1~ such·
that we·r~ not going to keep
gagging at the gnat of racial o.r
cultural religion," he says.
Southern Baptists are the
largest and most robusUy grow-
ing of about 100 . Baptist ~Ues
worldwide totalhng 34 nullion.
members -actually about 80
million, counting youngsters who
are not baptized until the age or
decision.
MOST ARE Americans, 29
million or about 65 m illlon
counting the young. The U.S.
groups include four major black
de nominat ion s totalling 10
million m embers.
Although exclusion policies
have r eced e d in Southern
churches, Dr. Valentine says
race relatio n ships· have
deterior ated in 0th.er ways •
p articularly in busing for
educational integration, both
North and South.
''God knows. we've been
grievous sinners," he says, but
he adds that the racist streak has
no geographica l bounds.
Referring to h arsh resistance lo
integrated schooling through
busing in Detroit and Boston, he
adds:
Dana Worship
·Group Moves
Starting July 1, the Christian
Science Society or Dana Point
will be holding its services in a
new location.
This fiv e-d ay seminar
"specializes in sharing new and
tested techniques in bui lding a
successful music ministry for
Jes us Christ ," stated Fonatana,
"and will be l ead by an
outstanding faculty."
W esto n Noble, choral
conductor and clinician, will
direct the adult Institute Choir
each day in rehearsal for the
final evening's concert July 3.
Noble will also teach a workshop
in stylistic choral phrasing.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of Costa
Mesa has presented its "God-Home-
Country Emblem" to Girl Scouts, from left,
Jane Bell. Troop 541, Llnda Donovan, Lisa
Grady and Andrea Taylor •. all of Troop 1062.
The high honor, first to be given at church,
is presented by Lutheran congregations to
young people who have given evidence of
faithfulness a nd usefulness to church and
community and have a commendable scout-
ing record. The four recipients all were pro-
moted to First Class Scouts recently.
"If I had the nerve and energy,
I'd march on Boston, which sent
its hypocritical marchers in the
South."
Episcopal Feast
To Laud July 4 The new location is a ground
level suite located at 34102-A La
Plaza, in back of the Dana Point
Post Office, where adequate
space is available for parking.
The Sunday services will be
held as usual at 10 a.m. each Sun·
day with Wednesday testimonial
meetings on the first and third
Wednesdays al 8 p.m. The first
Wednesday evening meeting will
beheld July 2 at 8 p.m.
Music and worship innovators.
Avery and Marsh. will lead
institute delegates in workshops
a nd cont~m porary wors hip
s er vices. The f ac ulty also
includes J onah Kliewer, state
president of th e Ch oral
Conductors Guild, and Dennis
Krause, popular Southland
director and church musician.
Gospel 1lusine~s Con/ ab Set
Anaheim Convention Center will be the scene
for the 22nd annual world convention of Full Gospel
Business Men 's F~llowship International, opening
Monday for six days with evangelists Oral Roberts,
Kathryn Kuhlman and Rex Humbard, principal
·speaker s.
The 1975 Conclave is expected lo attract
more than 10,000 delegates from around the world,
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including those from Orange County chapters-San-
ta Ana, Fullerton, Buena Park and Anaheim.
Information r egarding convention registration
and other pertinent details may be obtained by con-
tacting Art Nersasian at871-7666. .
Santa Ana's KLXA·TV, ch. 40, wi ll telecast the
convention live.
The parishioners of All Saints
Anglican Episcopal Church,
l8082 Bushard in Fountain
Valley, will enjoy a day of swim·
ming and sailing as th ey
celebrate July 4 with a barbe-
que at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wheeler of Huntington
Harbour. ·
The outing will begin at 2 p.m.
with dinner served at s p.m .
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. Wenlllp Service & 5-Mlay School-I 0:00 A.M. ~a. Sunday School -9:45 CATHOLIC OfURCH
Ul-4UI "-Mr'J P'ro•WM SSJ-1753 .. ~ .. : ~ 1441 W • ..._ ••cL. Mewport leach /' ["'\ Thfs Sunday Worship In
493-3414 496-3424 Ile•. nt-e<>'o-.a.Pntor67J-J775 \. l./St.Jlndn.1w's Presbyterian C~iurc/1 SUMMY SCHEDUU
Saint Michael And Aft Angels Episcopal Church SATURDAY EV...at4G MASS-5:00 P.M.
3233 Pacific View Drive, CorOftCI def Mar CHRIST LUTHER.AN CHURCH SUHDAY MASSIS-1-10.IJ& SP.M. 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach
S.-.., S9"1cft ,;_ 1:00 • t:JO ...._ Miss0uri Synod COMFHSIOHS-3:JM :JO S.._.y
Mwwry & Child C:... -9:l0 a.-7 60 Ykhrte St .. Cette M.N Dr.C ...... H.Dletw ...... P..._.
T~-7:00..-Wedftftdctyt-t:JO ...-. L.fliwY. T.....,.,P.........S4a-1404 Shir Ha-Ma'alot
... t.. . .W. le.pn Orris, hdor "-:644-e4U WonWp S..lces: 1:11 & 11 A.M.. s-d9r kllleol t :JO A.M. Harbor Reform T!mple "A U"'81NG fRAGRANCE" Adtltt .... a... t:JO A.M..
Chrb"-lte•••• ~ -5414166 Dr.Ca.te1H.D._,.....,.......,..
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ~""' ~J Rabbi Bernerd P. King
1236 .. St .. ~-leodl ... ~ P" Sa bbath·Services f. S.rvioes 8 A.M .. 9:30 A.M. and 11 A.M •
.,,_..__,RnP...W . ._ -Religious Schoof
meeti~at .AIC LtHE OF HILP--645-2222
8:00 A.M. -Holy Communion PllHCE OF f'E.ACE LUTHER.AM CHUICH CtiAIST~ YTHCSEA
f 400 w. Bafboe 8l>;d • ~ Bttctl 9 :30 A.M. -Family Se1V1ce & Churc.h School Jtl7 Mue Y_. Dr .. Cette MeM. c.lf. ... ~ Fc.r informatiOn: Call 876-7230" TEMPLE ISAIAH (Nursery Care) ANOAf'W C ANOERSO,.., ~ES A NELSON. AMlslent
S..-,~t:JO-,. "' r 11:00 A.M. -Morning Worship (nursery Care) TEMPLE 8AT YAHM COMmVATIYI -7:00 P.M. -Festival Evensong & Sermon M...,W ..... 1:00_.IO:H&& . , ,, ># •n •""-. s...-s.rv1cts .
tlftC>e of"-L~ *-a f'j (~) I U llPI IS&lll \ MrS19Pf*I~~ ~ , E•oryr,rw:,~l:ISP.M. EPISCOPAL YOUNG CHURCHMEN Olb ""°"9; i4M>62 I SdWld ""°"9. 6*4M2 "Ti l.W MIR."'4 0. SA.YIRMAH
6 ~ ,...,..~1:00,.... ...... c......_a..ch.,,~a..11 James C. Caley. Pastor -962-7512 Res.: 53~061 ........ School ..... .,. -.. . h 1411'"'-A..._MI ,.. '
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COMMUNITY CHUICH IY THI IA Y 4:11 -6:1 ,... --...... 2664 --~ Meeting each Sunday in WOISHIP SIRVICI -t:JO A.M. I ,.. ................... C4 644-lttt ISUB. ACAD8i4Y ....
P.9 . lu HI, C... .. ..._. UUI I .UHIVHSITY SYHA~UI u.i. n..er.. J419 Ylo u.. .............. Ir!· L.ny ,._ .... p....,. -HW762 ·-ll>:OOA.M.. A Celetiration Of LHe
Dr. W-.. LP.-. P_.w 11 ·~,~ •. 7 TEMPLE SHARON I! 11
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With the return of Dr. Karl W.
Isbell to begin hll tblrd year u ·
put.or Of Pirat United Mldlodllt
Cbureb ot Cotta Meta, the
church wtll be1in a new acbedule
for Sul\day'mornlng ienicee and
. a Mw venture in adult CbJi•Uan
1 education. ,
Beginning SUnday the acbedule
will include three perloda -
church school for all a1ea, 9 a.m.; coogre1atlonal "coffee
tJme" f ellowahlp in Tbompaon
Hall, 10 a.m.: and aervtce of
wonhip, 10:30-11 :30a.m. · •
• THE UV. Fa. Wilbur Davia,
1 aaaociate pastor of St. Joachim
1 Roman Catbollc Church, will
,. speak and lead an informal dis·
cusaion on ''The Place and
. For.ms of Pr ay,r in the W e of the
Roman Catholic" to help in·
aullq'ate an experimental series
. ol discussions for adults at the 9
a.m. church school hour.
Thll Sunday morning forum is
beinl offered in ·addition to re-
gular study classes, especially
for those of the congregation who
· · do not wish to be in an ongoing
class-group and for the general
· public. The forum will meet in
the santuary. Moderator will·be
· James Yamanaka, former pro-
gram director for Orange Coast
YMCA.
AS A F URTHER experiment
in Christian educatiqn, parents
are being encouraged to attend
church school classes with their
children_, bringing closer
together tne partnership of the
family and the church in the
c~en 's reUgious experience.
. The chairman of the church's
commission on education,
, Clarence Rethorst, and the
r superintendent of the church
. Sunday school, D. C. "Jake"
Jacobs, are anticipating that the
sharing of parents with their
; r children in the learning actlvities
·. will strengthen the education ex·
perience a nd make it more
meaning! ul fot both children and
parents.
• The church is located at 420
West 19th· St., between Harbor
and Newport boulevards. For
further information call the
church office at 548·7727.
· Christ Symbolism
.,, Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister
'<. of the C,hurcb of Religious
•• 1 Science of Laguna Beach, 20062
·" Laguna Canyon Road, wiil lead a
1' seminar at the church on
"Esoteric Christianity" for five
Wednesday evenings at 7:30
beginning July 2.
. Gtle•• Sp• .. er
Dr. Evarts G. Loomis, a
physician and author, will
address Newport Unity
Church congre,ation Sun-
day on ''The Im~ bf
Peace of Mind" at 10 a.m.
Church meets at Zonta
· Cl~b. 15tb and Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach.
Temp/,e I;Jay
Camp Starts
O,,,Monday
Beth Sbolom 's nursery school
day camp. befina Monday, and rum through Aug.· 8. ~ts are
$15 per w~ek. For additional in·
formation call temple office
532·6724. The camp is for ages 2ltl
toe .
Camp Shalom day camp opens
Au'g, 4 to 15. Don DevOI', principal
of Haven View Elementary
school, will be dire«or. Pro-
grams planned for the two week
sessions include sports, games
and swimming.
Day camp information and re-
gistration sheets are available at
the temple office and school 13031
Tustin Ave., Santa Ana. Camp is
!or grades 1 ~ 6, two weekly
sessions. ·ontrweek $40 or two
weeks$70:
Due to illn ess, Daily
Pilot staff writer Tom
Barley will not have a
personallied story on an
Orange County house of
worship this week.
The column will re9unie
when Mr. Barley returns to
WOl'k.
.
• WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe
pneiclea& of the United CbUl'Q ol
Cbrlat bu warned Americana acan.t celebrat1n1 the btcenten-
.111 .. ln a "selective" way, choos· lna to i(Dore low J>Ointa.
Wrltina in the Jul)'·AUl\llt la·
sue ot A. D. Ma1allne -a Joint
publleaUon of the United Qlu.rch
of Cbrht aad the Ubited
Preebyterian Cbul'eb ln the USA
-Rohen V. Moss Jr. said the
:btffn&eaoial •bould be a Ume
when A.mericana .. feee QI> to our
put, .. aood and bad. • .
"TBBag A&E Amerteana wbo
would like to 10 back to the
RevoluUon in a •elective way,"'
he Hid. "They inalat on tbe right
to bear arms when there is no
war . • . • to .squander our nalurat.
relOUrcea aa if tbeae were still pioneer Umes ... to resist •en-
'-*'Wlin1 alliances' with naUona ~ ways are differ'°t from
our~.
"Perhaps worst of all, 'back to
the revolution' !or them means
1oln1 back to the time when
'American' meant white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, despite the
pre~nce of native Americans
and hundreds of thousands of·
blacka brought here in alavery.''
He said the celebration of the blcenteDDial abould "not pass
li1bUy over the a1ony an<! the
atrug1le'' that went into the sign-
ing of the Declaration of Indepen·
dence.
FO& EXAMPLE, he recalled
that the framers of the Declara·
tion found it necessary to delete
references ·to the slave trade in
order to secure the:signatures of
some of the delegates to.the Con·
tinental Congress.
"Is it too much to say that
becau1e the issue of slavery
was not fully faced at that begin·
ninf moment of our nation's his·
tory, the seeds of the Civil War
were sewn?" be asked. "I think
not."
Car Wash Rltises
Outreach .Fundtf
In a work project to earn funds
for youth outreach in July and
August, senior youth of Lake
Hills Community Church will
conduct a community car wash
at El Toro Shell stalion today
Crom9a.m. to2p.m.
To get to the carwash enter on
Scbwalltz across from Top of the
Royal. Funds will support a New
Life Music Festiv81 in J~y and a
minion trip to work wit.ttfNavajo
Indians in August.
Automated A•IJeg
The Cistercian monks of Caldey Abbey
located on Caldey Island, southwest of
Wales, use a Burroughs business mini·
computer to handle the computation of
payrolls, value added tax, inventory con·
tJ:ol and other tasks associated with run·
nmg the monastery. Total enterprises
generate almost $250,000 in revenue an-
nually. Couple the business enterprises
with the 15 daily religious services, for
which all commercial activities ease, and
one can see a need for the time saved by the
business mini-computer.
Church Aides Laud
Ford's 'Open .Door'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -While some commentators have
lamented that President Ford's open administration really isn't
all that open, at least one group of Americans -church leaders
-are pleased w•th their access to the White House.
Ford's recent meeting with the executive committee
of the National Conference or Catholic Bishops highlighted that
new access.
The delegation, headed by Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin
of St. Louis, stressed that it did not press the president for any
commitment on the range of issues presented by the five bishops.
The meeting between. Ford, Attorney General Edward Levi
and Secretary of Health, Education and Wel!are Caspar Wein·
berger and the bishops followed by several months a meeting
between the president and top leaders from the Protestant and
Orthodox groups associated with the National Council of
Churches.
That meeting was considered a major turnaround in White
House policy because the national council's outspoken
criticism of the Vietnam War had frozen access of mainline
Protestant church leadership to both the J ohnson and Nixon ad·
ministrations. .
. It bas been church lobbying -especially since the Rome
Food Confer ence last November -that has been credited with in·
creased food aid from the United States.
How does
Christian Science
heal?
Listen to firs thand
experiences. This
week's program •
"SHEPHERD SHOW
ME HOW TO GO" ••.
A PRACTICAL
PRAYER
6:10 a.a.-«A-(io~
1:45 .... -
KMPC-710-4.A
7:15 &&-«OCM-FM-
103.11-Ma
.MM 2f, 1975
·f T~UTH
·· : HEi:lLS
Inflation beating
tips ••• Every day
in the DAILY PILOT
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY
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CAPISTRANO VALLEY BArTIST OtUROt
UIU MOW.-M. s.. ..... c.,r•-
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PHtor Hlam Davenport
4t:S.lt4t-·H ..._..
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT BEACH
2901 Clllf °""•-*-' .. ecfl-&42· 7443 • Dt. F. l(etieoft~ P-
...., ScAUI t:JIA.M. W ..... l • .JIA.M.&7:0IP.M.· w ... -, .,..,._ Serrice 7:M P.M.
FIRST SOUTHBN IA"15T CHURCH
61tW.H ............. C.-W...,C.-fa.r. .. ,. .. ..
SUMDAY SCHOOl.-=t:41A.M. wo•SHll' s~r 1:00 A.M. a 6:00 P.M.
NAY•M~~YIY .... 7P.M.
•'NUISBY N9Y•IO PASToa-«IY.JOaWIHll• ......
HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Cww.tP .. , ... _..._,C.-.._ c...r.w..,, .. ._ . . ...._11 .. 11 .. 1111
SUttOAY WOlltlP •YICIS
l:lO It I hJO A.M.-..,._.Y SCHOOL t:41 A.M.
WIDMISOAU - 7 .. P.M.
IOYS H .. AOI. rt0t•• .. LS ... ITUOlft
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES ·
IU.MCMH OF1MIM0nm CMUICH
THI MST CHuaat Of CHllST. sc:mmsT
.. IOITOM. MASUCHUSl1TS
11CHRISTIAN SCIENCE11
JUMI 29, 1975
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S...., SdMI-til I At.M-• a..11 Setft&e -I , .. A.M.
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C ..... Ser*•-1.-A.M. ... JU
w.a.s.ntse-IPX-laJll
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c.. •• • •••wp ~ 21tll c,r•u• Dr. a.rdl • ......, k ..... ~ ... A.M. •
......... -~c..tw,*'81 at 11&..P• "--r:: .... _Pint Cl.rcll ef Cllrht, Sc ....... HJ"9Lw..Me_,_.._..
an.ell I....., I 1° I I flM & 18'11 A.M.
........... JJllYlllLw. .. ~·~,,........ T_..,.-•»11:30A.M. ForSW., TllN Mt-r.f .._._,H ... a..ltefC .... t, Sca..tht ......... , ...... c... .. ..... a...tias-c.,......,-1 .... ....._ .......... -..... c:...e...,,. ..................
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all are cord laity lnvited to attend the church
•"ll'Vltea and enJoy tM privU.Cn of U\e
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1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
OF NEWPORT BEAOf
IM-bet Cllvich. United Olur'ch of RettQIOU!I Science. L.A.) JUt40.A T SHYICE ...C SUNDAY SCHOOL-I 0:30 A.M.
.. TO BELIEVE IS TO HA VE FAITH ..
. In. AIMrt ..... ISc.F. Mllllshr
urne THEATER~NA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOl
2101 EASTBLUFFOR .NEWPOAT BEACt1 FdR AN INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE-OIAL S.M&74
· Mllllllw'Vl•one-&44M580
MIWPOtlT HAalOI
CHUICH OF IBltMOUS SC8fCI
Sennon-Meditatlon--fiM!ino
SUNDAY SCHOOL-10:00A.M.
11WHArS IN. MAMV" .... a..-or c.,,.......
54'1 Center St.. Costa Mesa
646-1 2
CHURCH OF lBJGIOUS SCIENCE
OF LAGUNA IEACH
2008t L9911ne ~Rd. .. El Toro Rd
Herwy 04NNtd. 0 0 -Mlnlolet
.kll Oeitwd, Auls.1eni lol.nille<
SUMDAT SBYICE-9 & 11 A.M.
,,., ca.rc111 y ........ _, A.M. °""
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HARBOR
OfRISTIAN CHURCH ..... ~ .....
CDiKlplesl
240 I 9"r... .. s-ta 1.-.t
Cl!.-ch School
t:OO A.M.
MorM!g Wont.Ip
10:00 A.M.
'1«>U>OH .
FOa DEAR LIN" s.:-1y,..._.
Re~. GtM R. SwOMOft , .....
64~5711
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Huntington Beach
B1tlle sa-1 I Morl\1119
We>nNp
9:00 & I 0:30 A.M.
fy ... Wcwship
7:00 P.M.
A C.nlial Wtlcm tr. die
UNITEI CHUICH 8F CHIST
COMMUNITY CHUHH,
CONGIWTimw.
61 I Heiotrope A••~
C:oroHdltMcr
644-7400
Doa .. d W. IC..U. MWsMr
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NEIGH.,_
CONGIECATIOM. a.If
340 St. AM'1Pl
at Gi...yre. L..J-leedl
494-8061 Joa. M. bywaldl, MWIMr
R•ctiaro O Moor9. Jt
M,,, .. ,., of Ct>ros~an Eouca.-
9: 15 A.M. • MW Sanke
M.neryCare<My
10:00 A.M. • Simd9y W.......,
CIMlrcli Sdlool md MwMfY
SHEPHEIO Of THE tltllS
30121M ... loed,
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495-0613
DaYid S•aA .,., tf ' tw
I 0:00 A.M. -c ... , .. 09 et
F...ayWwtWp
md C'-'"cli Sc.._,
Hf 11• Sf, -U6-lllO Y..tel Gr-,. ...... 7:00 P."'-
P01tar'1 c1 ... f :JO ............... s.r.lce I 0:30 ..... CMl~~1:66~~:seo Freed 0 m WonMp Senlce A ...... Clllnll 11:00 ....._
L....--_..___;,''-1'-"·-'999Y~ ....... -·_.,..._._ .... ___ , ______ of Worship
SERVICES: 10:00 o.a & 6:00 P.M.
INTHESTING FUHDAMIMTAL
lllLI TEACHI ....
COAST lllLE CHURCH
lolARCO FORSTER JR. tl!GH SCH()(X. OEL OBISPO I AYQl,SANJUAH CAPISTRAl'IO
493-1949 494-1141 130.. 407
HARIOR ASSIMIL Y OF 50D·
740 w. wn ..... Costa MeM 141·4704
DONALD I. -.a,_.... ._.... .. ..............
llCMAaD L DUii CAIL Uft'IT
IUMDAY savacas
Ml AM.. SUMDA Y lc:.HOOl
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COST A MISA CNltlSTIAN SCHOOL
""4clleel-Klrl•pl'IM1-l! .. l!Wr-CNdC.N
bi\icw~rt-Mcsa Christian Center!
148 TWENTY ·SECOND STREET
COSTA M ESA. CALIFORN IA 92627
SUNDAY SERVICES
1:30 & 11:00 ......
"BE STRONG"
II Tilmthy Ch. 2
D,..G ...... O.W0811,P..._.
1:10 & 11 :oo e.M. s.11., Sc...., ,...,....Mi.,..,
9:45&&
Y-"' & Adlllt Chriatt. r.c..._ ClosMa
6:00,... lh ..... w ........
"JOY-AND THifl,ACI l'M M "
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LANSlNO, MlclL CUPI> -The rather or a 17-year-oJd alrl
stabbed to death bu ftled pet.iUoos bearing pver 10,000 1ignatures
uqlas the Mlth1-.Supreme Court to reconsider lt1 decision re-
ductaa t.be aent...ce «her kiUer.
"'Thia wlll shQw that tho ~16 of Mlchlcon are interested in
JU.UN," Ray mood Bracldclft Bri.ghton s11ld here. "It's time
"'e got turned arOVnd here and g'ot rid of this permissiveness."
8.&ADOO~S DAUGHTER, WENDY, WAS klUed In 1971 in
1'.D attack in her cur late at night near an exit r amp of the In·
tentate 96 expressway. She suffered numel'ous stab wounds to
t.beottk, body and~.
Byron Lee Hofhneisler, 28, was convicted of first-degree
murder ln the slaying. The slate Supl'eme Court, in a 5-0 ruling
May 7, reversed the conviction on grounds that the brutality of a
crime alone does not prove premeditation.
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--.------------UNIHDITA'fU DllT1UCT CIOU•T ~~THI CUtTlt~OllTIUCT OflCALINaNfA
CIVU. ACTICNf flK.I N0.1HQ71C
SUMMOIO
THC Fl,NANCIAA. coa .... P1.i111ltt .,,
FRED W. H~FKHctH'r, MARY
JANE HOFKNECH.!1 MALl1tU "RQPERTIES AND ~SOCIATltS,
INC., LAWRENCE I", CAltllOlll,
FRANKLIN INDUSTRIES, INC.,
RIAHIC V. 01(,AM~A HIR~N "·
HOFFMAN, ANO eof:INll "· HOP·
PUBLIC NOTICE
' fllCTITIOUS aGiittlU '
ttA..a STATCM•NT
lbe IOllOWlllQ persqM tre dolnQ 1111$1oo
"'"~~~w Le. v ·s OA 1 vewAv
SEALCOATINO. 41S EmtrsOll, Apl. 8,
Nfwport lleoch, CA 92660
Karl •nd Bo11nl<f H•wley • .0)
EmerSOll, Apt. B. Newport 8"<11. CA
~his ~tne') Is collducted by •
tjmlled parlMrSlllp. 8oMleHIWltY Tiiis statement. was tllect with the
C.OU11ty O•rk ol Of'•noe CounlY °" JulWI
1 1915 ,....,
PutlllShed O•M~ coe1t 0.11~ J~ 1'. 1t, ~!?5 J
THE COURT ORDERED HOFFM.E~ER resertt.eqced for
.;econd·degree murder. which would make him eventually eligi·
ble for parol~. First.degree murder carries a mandatory life
prison sentence.
l'MAN, O.fen<Nnl ------------..---To 11••bo.,. N med Det1nden1: NOTICE TOCAl!DITOltS
PUBLIC NOTICE
Yov •r• ,,.,.by summoMd Ind ,.. 'Pl'Bl IC .SO'flC2 PUBLIC NOTIC.E sl,IPEAIOR COUltTOf'THll o:i11ll'M to MrYt! UPof\ Aflt!UT' Fltlds, ' • • 4 STAT•OFCAL.lllORNIAl'Oll Entertainer Jose Feliciano,
who is blind, wants U.S. Mint
to issue br~ille money,
s imilar to that us ed in
HolJ and. The Dutch put
raised dots on corners of bills.
EM!. of Ervln, c;on.n eno Jeuup pleln· /'-"'-llJU • THllCOUNTY OFORANGll
llff's •Uor11ey, wllost a ctdf'HS 9401 NOTICEOl'" .. SAlt ... e NOTIC TOClt•OITOltS N41.A·IUU
wtl"'lr• 8o111everct, 9th Flcior, &e..efly NOT Ice 1$ HE RE8Y GIVENU»I on I UPIRIOR toUttT Ol'THll Eilate of ALICE A. Mt AROLE,
"You put him on parole again and he'll do the same damn
thing,·· Braddon said.
Hlllr., c:.autr,rnl• 'I0212, •11 •t11-10 tlle ,,_ lltll, lt7S, the eo.rct flf OI~ ST AT'c!fl CAU "~:=~~R Dece•~· •
compl•lnt Wlll<h Is herewflh wr..ed, fl# Ull leu01 CO.f.l'C.uety w.w bl.. '"ll y::r.:.:,,,, NQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
Braddon, 50, is an executive with a machinery firm in Oak
you, wllttln20dau alter Mnllteof trlct ~ • reMlutlOfl, •Ml, tNI E~ .. l•flf MAR,tON C. W&llllR, •lul creollo~of tlle above nemed dl!ced9nt
lhlHllmlnOflSllPOftJ()ll,H,lllsl"90lthe arldconictcopyof nkll«COll"ljlefttes MilR ION' CAROL y N W EILE R, lhl\.•11persons11ev1/lg <let ms egaillsl °' s.rvite. 11 y0u t•ll to do 50• IUdG Md llnlftMl• .. IY follow1 tlllsMtke. Ot<NMd. • 111e CllCI o.<ectent ••• rt<1uirtd to file
Park. 1141 tiy def•~llf will be teke11 aoaill~ ..OTICE IS FUltTiiER GIVEN 1Nt NOTICE IS HEREllV GIVEN to Ille , ... m, .. ttll 1 ..... neceswrw llOU<••Jn °' llW reti. Cle mended in lhe com. creclli.B ef tlle ebove umed OleeOtnt ... '"" • ..
-------------i --------------ll"•lnt. lflf ~ r•*"" .. I" Mid ,.111411-Ill« •II~ M1vlt19 claims Me!MI the Olfoce of IN clerk Of 111• •bo'le tn-tlM wlll lie Md at IN t me Md pl-ltll ..._ *<~ art required Jo Ille h tlect CO<lrl. or to present tMm. witll IM PU BLf C !\'OTICE PUBLIC NO'flCE Edward M". Kr)trm•n lt*HIM ll1uld reMl..tlOfl, tow\t: 1Mf11 wftf1 t 11ke6'ary -.e~. In neceu.lry vouchers, to the uncteol9*1
Glti'llof Court TIME: <t:OO P.M., July t , ms Ille ii111ce oft cterll of tlwt MJoW en-at tl'oe Ollie• ol Mc Kenna anct Fiiiing,
Minna Neumaier PUICE: Soul" Coast County WMer tltled covrt, or te present the~":'!i"' In. m 11 Floor. J.4lS w1ts11tre Blvd., Lo!
PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE
11~'::,,~~~!:~:.1:::-S ISEALO~tt:i~~;" Olw~ Heeclq ... rters lkllldlng. >•W :~:':il'c~~6~~°R\.11eT~ rMR~ A119e1n. c.-.111orn1a. wtiltll ls t11e pl~e
Tiie following per~ Is doir>11 t>usl· °'": A•""·st 21, 1974 Stcofl Aven11e, South L•1111t1e. 306 Prlll<tWft Or\, P.O. llo1t lA24, C.OSta of busineu of Ille undersigned In all
NOTICll TOCRllDITOltS fll(TITIOUS aus1Ness
SUl'llRIOlt COURT Ol'THll NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
STAT& Dfl CALIFORNIA l"OR Tiie followi119 perSOll I!, OOlr19 bUSI· NAME STATEMENT
THIE COUNTY Oii OllANGli neu es: The following persons are dolngbu~I· ••• Cellfoml• MeM '-'"or11le t2626, whld\ Is the n14Uer• ped•ining lo tti• 11atete of ulcl ne~u1: IERYIN,COHENANDJESSUP NOTICI! 15 FURTHER GIVEN tl'lll plKe'ol bVtlness o4 the u11cteuloned In ct.!<edent, within four m011t"i •lier tl\t
C.O. INOUS TRI ES, 202~ Baletrlc AlterMy• at Uw al Mkl time •ncl 4>1•ce SC>Kifled In $aid all tNtl•n peMA111lno to the eslate ot flril pvbHcalion 011111, notice.
Drive. Coste Mes.a, CA. 92"U Nit101 iq-relOlutloft afld at>ove lllWfl •ll'f 119,_ w ld de<tdent, wltlllll fQYr m011lhS after Dated June l. t'1S
... A•ln41 THE POWDER KEG, 11'1 lrvlne ner.us:
Estele ot ALICE A CALLA N Ave.,Ne•pottBeecll.C•lllorn1•92660 A M ERICA N GOLF A S · 0.cffucl. · ' Wiiiiam Artll1ir Stoehr, 1741 Irvine SOCIATION, 430 Eslher Place, Costa
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo the Ave.,He#po<t Beach. Calllor111A'l2660 Mesa, CA. 92621 Joseph Wiiiiam Decarlo, 2024 MttWlblllreal¥d. lntfft•t!ecl, fnctudln!t 111 ,.e,_ -lhtflrstpubllcatl011ofthlsnotlce. MARYA.McAROLE
Balurlc Orlve-.Co•taMtse,C.A.92616 Beytt1rHllt1;C.IHort11•t0111 1111 ~,'"Mid OIWkt, ""411 bt 0.ted~=!·J:lweher E••cutoroltht"Wlllof
Ttll' 1>11slness is C011ctu<lect by ""'"' Tel: lltJ) 1n.1m , 27:t .. u:t llHrCI ~ ttte questions , .. led 111 Yid Ea<utot ot UI• Wiii the above named decotdelll
dMdlllll. PubUShed Orenge Coast Delly Piiot, ,.solutloll. of Ille •bOv• named ctecedllnt M<Ke,.,.. end Fittint
creditor of Ille ebove named de<ecl!!nl This t>usinen Is cOllClllcled by an in· Weller Postelwail, '30 Esther
tll•I •II Ptt'IOllS llevlng claims against Cllv1ouo1. Pl«S•t·e~n'•GMer~nw. C~:,,.91E6211~ Pl
Josec>llOeC•rlo, Proldellt .,...21,U,andJulyS, 12, lt7~ U Jz.75 °"TEO: J1111e l1 191s ROIEltT T.MAROLD 11111111-
Tllls st•tement was filed Wlll'I Ille Re-ndC.Mllier •P• "' .. ~Or.
Ille said cteceeleftt ere required 10 Ille William A. Stoehr ~ • nos, ...,., s '""'' ace.
them. •Ith Ille ""cessary vouclle,.., In Tll4s stat.men! wn hied wilh Ille Co\ta Mew, CA. 92621 ~nty Clerk of Or•nge County Oii J..ne PUBLIC NOTICE ,.._ P.O. ie~M» l4lS W11Sfl;re Blvd.
18 915 S.CreteryoftM Boafd cii. .. MeU.~ltenlat2U6 LesA...-..s, C.lltornl.a
• 1 · F44ttt ol Oirectouoftllt South "'-: ......U AttorMY tor £sec111er
the ott1<• of llte Clerk of Ille •boYe ell· County Clerk of Or•nge County Oii ~Y This bUslness Is conctucted by• cor·
fltled court, or to present them. with the v. tt75. poution.
PubllSlled Oren-Co.st D••IY Pltol, Coast Co1111tyWater Dlstrl(t • ..,...,._._liter Publlslled Oran~ Coa•I Dally Piiot,
_. l'ICTITIOUSaUSINEH CSE.ALI Publlllled Or...oo Coast Daily Piiot J 1 14 21 211 191< 21<1C).15
Fet2'7 Anwt1c.at1 Golf Ass.oc1eli011 necessary vouchers. to tlle ulldersl9Md Sttftll Gr•n11is, Vite Pru.
al the office of MORGAN, WENZEL PubUShed Ora11<)e Co<isl O•ofy Piiot, Tiiis st•lement wH tiled wtll'I Ille
Juntil, 21 • .andJutv s. 12. 1975 1:169-7) NAME STATEMENT PlltlllShed OrMOe Coast o.it,1Pllot. J\:une:..::..:.11;..;1.;:i44, . .::22;,:;11,:.,:21;;::1:..··, ~"'~s;_ ___ ..;1:..;1..;;;02;..·1;..;J"'-_1111_e_._._. __ • -~-------
Tiie 1o11e>Wi11g persons••• dolngbUSI· J..,.31, 21. 1975 2~15
ANO M<NICHOLAS, Allorneyu• Law. J.-21, andJ11ty S, 11, It, 19/S 2"s.7S Jonn P. McH lcllol•s. Esq .. ISO County Cterk ofOrengeCounlyOllJune
Wiishire 81vd., S11ile aoo, Los """91H, PUBLIC NOTICE 23, 1975 ... ,..
C.lllorllla, wt1lc11 Is the piece °' IJujj. neu ot tne llfldersi9"ed In •II mettersl----....----------Publl!.lltct Or.a11ge Coast Dally Piiot,
pertaining to the estele of s.tid de· I PUBLIC NOTICE June 28, and July 5, 12, 19, 1975 2~1S
ceOent, wltllln fo11r monttu 1ff11r the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ----
first P11bllt1U011oflhls11011ce. l>Ubli< hurlnQ will be held belcwe the PUBLIC NOTICE
0.ledJuM27, 197S ClfyCo11ncllofllle C1lyof lrv1netOU>11· -----
ROBERT E . McNAMARA sider Ille •PPeill of Rt\1denllal NOTICE IS HEREBY GtveN 11\0t.
Eaetulor of IM Will ol OeveloPm@nl P<!rmll H·OP·oq)9 for Ille pubfk 1>eer109 will be lleld Oii Ju4y t , the above namect ctece~ P«k Place Plennect Community. Tiie 1915, at 7 >O p.m., or es soon ,,.,_.lier
MORGAN, WENZEL& Mc NICHOUIS •PC>llciinl, Poncterosa Homes, Is f'e· as POSSible, in the City Council 0..,,,.
~Y'l•IL.ew q11e~hng Ille ~rmil to allow cor+struc-bet's of the City Hall. 4201 ~
AN: Jietle I'. M<Nioel.ls, E~. 11011 of •.1'5 dwell1n11 un•IS 111 ,.,..,,.,m Drive, Suite 200. lrvi11e, C.llh/'111•. for
IMS WllsMr. atft. anct h1Qll Clens•IY resulenhdl Clusters Oii u. llU'POSO of <OllSICle,.llOll °' a plan
Soo11e• 231•<r l!S of propert y loc.atect propos109 to •me11d Se<llOll•I District
Let ........ s.C.tltemi• norlheesterly of Irvine Bouleverd •nd Maps IRS tS Mid 104, Jelf,.y PIMMCI
Tel: (JUI .,.1'6' Culver 0<1ve In Ille North lrvlne are• Comm1111lty District Regul•lions of 11\t
At..,....,.. tor £ .. <lltor Tiie "ss1su1nt Director of Pla1111irog OI·' lrvlne Z0111ng Ordinance, as emtllcled.
Pvblished Orenoe Co<t>I Oa11y P1I01, noect IM ROP appllc.•t1on C111e tolfle lack Irvine, C.lit9rnla. Said Pl•n 1s de·
June 21. end July S, n. 19, t91S 2•11·15 ut adeQu•te ctevelc>pm ent p0int~ Tneac>-signeted Cu e No. 14--ZC--0010, Jellre'f
· peel •u filed by Councllm"" Henry Pl•nnecl Commu11ity (Sectional Ois-PUBLIC NOTICE Oulo•ev. 1ric:t 1Mps 1Rsesand 1cw1 •net proposes
THEPU8LICHEARINGwlllbeheld lo c ll•n9e from Ill e A (S R I
on Tuirsoav: July 8, 1915, a11.3011.m .. O<' "Agrlcullurei (Sign Restrictions> Ois·
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N lf\al a <tS ~ lherealler d!. possible, In IM trlct" •nd PC CSA) "Pllnned Com·
public llurino will be "4110 on July I, Irvine C11y Councol Cl'lami:>er!., •201 munlly ISl911 Restrlctio11sl Olstrlcl" lo
191S, II 1:30 p.m .. or ,.s soon tnere.ifter C.vnpus Drive. S11lle 200. lrvu>e Town PC "Pla11ned Community District •·
"' pos~ble, in tlle Council cnamc.ers of Cenlt r. Irvine. C•htorn1a. II •S reQueSI· Said lle•rl09 requested b, the Citv o1
ll'le City Hall, 001 CamPUS °''""· ed tl'let eny •rlllen resP011se lo lhlS lrVIM Clly Council.
lrv1M.C..lotorn1.o. lorll'lepvrPQteol•ll'· ~1< nollce be w bm1Uect lo the Coly SAID P ROPOSAL CONTAINS
t.rmlrung wt.elloer Ille public •IC<•~· C01111e11 prior to Ille ne.iormg date Al Ille 74 J1 :t acres anct Is 10 be ctevelOf)e<I
ly, hellllll, Silft>ly, anct welfar,. w•ll IX' .obovt menhone<l time ollf per<OM 1n Wllll a mutur• of 1ano 11ses 1ncluct1ng
:;erved Oy lhe es1.u11tsllm•11I 01 Ull<lo'r · tere<.lect may vo•ce ob)e<llOll 0< "P out nol llm11ect to resodenll•I, c~
grwnd Ulohly Dlsttocts proval 1otll1SdPP<'<tl. ,.,.,Ciel, ~rks, s<l'lools, -n spaces,
THE AREAS BEING CONSIDERED FOR FURTHER DETAILS ·~·ct· puOtlc •nO QUilSl·publlc uses. Trw sue>
e re on W•lnul A-.enue from 1100 z IJll!I irog tths 1ppeo11, <>II interested per..ons iKI ione cllanve Is bouncted by Jeffrey
w.-.f of Yaltt Aven..e to Jeffre y Ro<)(f; are invited to call al tne office ot the Ro•d. S•nla Ana Freew<ty, Yotle
on Jeffrey Road from Walnut A-to PleMlng Department. Avenue 111<1 Ille r11ellg11men1 ot Walnut
Mou1to11 Par kway, enct on MoullOll /VCAROLJ. FLYNN Avenue •11d Is currently under ll'le
Parkwoy from 26SO:t l~et ~terl11 of CITY CLERK OF THE Jur1!Klicllonol Ille City of Irvine.
Jeffrey Ro.CS to Jeffrey Road es \hoWn CITY OF IRVINE AN E NVIRONME NTAL IMPACT
Oii m.>ps Oii Ille In the office of lhe G<ty PubllS11.,d Or,,nge C.oas1 Odoly Piiot. REPORT IEI RI has been pr@parect al
Clerk. JUl\e 28. t91S 24-01 H Ml eerlier steve in the plaMlng of this
AT THE ABOVE MENTIONED time -oro1e<1 •nd1"'1re !lave been no•ubSloln·
all .,,.•SOiis interested may vCMccoo1ec. tlal c11a119es 1n IM pro1ec1 wl'llt l'I woulCI
t1on or •ppro~•t to the propc»ed WEEKENDER warr•nt the preparation of o1notl'ler
e staohil\menl of w.e uno~rQrO<lnct El R IREF. S.CllOll 150671. Howtll'tr,
Uliloty Olstrocls Gets it All wootementery inlorm•llon may be,....
.st C..rol J . Flynn qutred '°' su11mina1 a1 e gre11ere1e9ree
Cl TY CLERK OF together fridays of -•flcllv than on lhe original Et R
THE C.ITY OF IRVINE IT IS REQUESTED lllal 1ny-111en
P\.bhShe<I Dranc,ie Coast Odlly P11a1. Jn the l1J.1"1~1!1}I ••5'10ftst to this public notice tie s111>-
"""e2a, 191S 740ll-75 mo tied lo Ille Coty Counc 11 proor lo Ille
llt•rlng O.te. Al the ebove ..-lior+eCI
PUBLIC NOTICE Pl'BUC' ~OTl('E time all persons interesled may -ce
Obje<llOll or epproval lo Ille orOPOsed
-------------------------plan for C.se No.14·ZC·0020.
CITYOF IRYINE FOR FURTHER DETAILS r999rd·
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A lllQ said plan. all Interested per'IOflS are
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDEltS lnvlleo to Ult at Ille otlice of 11\t O ly of Se•leC1PrOPOSolls •1ll berecelllt!deltlleolllcooftnopro1e~IMana91r,Sullt' Irvine City Council, Irvine Town
208, I rvone TOWll Ce11l!!r in Ille O tv of Irvine. Cilhtornia. 921>64, on.,. before 10.00 Center, 4201 Campus Drive. Irvine, • m. ltle Ith dey of J111r. 1915. OPffl«I alld rud on'"'"' City Council Ch.ambers. 420t C..llfornia, Wl'ltrl! said proposed pte11 is
Campus Orlve. Suite 200. lr11lne, ca111or11la. '2664. tcw cot1strutli011 o4 earranc• Oii hie •net •v•ll•blt for public l~poc.
Aoact, A.H.P.P. No. 711. Proiect No. c. I 7()1.12, '" atcord.tnce Wiii\ Ille Pl""s hOll.
llld Soe<ifk•tlOllS therefor, to wfllCh soecoal reference i• made as IOllOW\
A,..........e''A''
ITEM NO.
' 2 J ..
Altenwtte .. I "
ITEM NO.
I. 1. 3.
BIO EACH ALTERNATE
e.,i-•s E11i1Nte
QUANTITY
'IOO Ton
J,200 Ton t,'IOOC Y. L.S .
QUANTITY
2.300Ton 1,IOOC.Y.
l .S.
DESCRIPTIONOFWOltl(
Ascllell Concrete
Aqgregete Bue
RoadWilY E•cevatlOll
F1111st1 Roactway
D!SCRIPTIONOl'WORK
A~all Concrete
Roach11av E•cav•llon
Fini"" Ro.Ow•y
Pla11s, Speci•I Provlsl011s 1lllO pr~t forms can only be oblainect by pro-
5P«llw bldOers UflOll paym.tnl of SIS.00. WhoGll •tnO<lflf )hall not be relund.tble
All clle<lls ~II be tNde payable to O l r ol lrvlne -,...lled to Oty of lrvlne,
4201 C.""''" ()rive, Sullo 20I. Irvine. Callf0tnia. 92664
No Old ""If be c.onsictered llNHs 11 Is rned1t Oft• bl•n-torm furn•Slled by 1114!
Oty alld ls lftede 111 accord•11<e ""''h Uw prov•~-' ol the Slalldans Soe<1Ucah0111
..0 Speciel Prcwlslons .
Tiie City Counc 11 ot Ille C.ltr of Irvine reserves the right to reject any or all
b<OS.
Tiie btd<ler·s •ll•nllon is dorecltd to Ille provls1011s 111 Se<l•Oll 2. "Proposal
Requ1rements ..,d Conditions," of lhe Slllld.lrd Sc>e<ilka11ons few lhe re4111ire·
rNllllS end cOlldillOllS which lie ,,_,\I observe In Ille pnparatlon of Ille propos.I
l0<m llld Ille suomlssloll of the bict.
Provisions of Ille State Contr«t ot.ct a,. not 8Pl>h<•ble, •nd pro~cllve bid·
Oers •ill nol be req11lred lo be prequ.ililoed.
IS/ C.rol J Fly11n
CITY CLERIC OF THE
CITY OF IRVINE
Pllblosllect Oren<)e CoHI D•ily P•lot.
J""91t, "15 240'l-7S
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tiie 1011owlng per SOiis arr doing bus!·
neSSllS. THE BROOKLYN BUG CO., 191•
(NlrleSI .• COsla Mes•, C.lolorn<a 921>21
Frank Kollt-lss, 2419 El<Mll Ave.,
Cosle Mesa, C.hfornla 92611
ROMld G1orctano, 160 A Mont.e V•S·
ta, ~l.ll Mesa, Californo• 92627
Tll1S business is conctu<led br •
91'ner•I partners.hip •
Ronald G•ordeno Frani. Kolllweiss
This statement was filed wllh Ille
Cou11fy Clerk of Oranoe CounlYOll June
24, 1'1S.
F4Stl6
Publo~ Orange Co.t!.1 Dally Pilot,
June111,•nd July 5, 12, 19, 197S 236,.15
PUBLIC NOTICE The GeMnl Pte1'afling W~ Rate applfcable to lite area Is found 111d de
termined to be set lortn in lllat certeln ctocument enllt,.,: "84JlldillQ dnd
Colls1t11<tlon Tr edes Count II of Or•llQI Co;Jnty, Sh Be sic T ractes Md Sub-Tr aou i--------·------
W•9f Riies," incorPOrated llertln t>v this refere11<e and mack• p.orl hertOl es
thOUQll set forth 111 lull.
Coples of thlsctoc11men1ereOii111e1n lheothttof IM Coty Clerk and <tre o~
to pubfl< IMPKllOll.
BVOROER OF THE
CHYCOONCIL OF THE
CITY'OF IRVIHE, CALIFORNIA
Dilled MO 17. l97S
IV C.rOI J. FIY'fln
C llJ Clark of Ill• ;J rr.iCoulle 11
City of Irvine, C•llfornla
Publi'1Mct Oranoe Coast O.lly Piiot. Juno 28. ""d July 3, t97S
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tllcl loltow1119 persons <1re 00.ng bul.1 ness ;>s.
BAJA TRAVEL CLUB. 2~1
U \IWOOCI Blctg E, Santa Ana, Calif.
Joy M;orlow, 1700 P1terso11 Pl.,
Costa M4Sol, Cehl. 97626
J•<k Hokaf\SOI\, 70S So. Bradltlew.
Analle•m, Calll. Thi~ business is collducled by •
gener~I P<J•tnerslliP.
JeyMarlow
This s1a1 .. ment was filed wHn !NI
County Clerk of Orang• County Oii Jun~
"· 191S " ...... Pvbllsl\ect Or•11oe Coast O.tlty Pl16t
J-21. n. and Julys. 12. 191S 2n1-1s
Pl.RI.IC l'\OTICF:
PUBLIC NOTICE
ITATEMENT OF AaANOONMUIT
OF USE OF
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
Tl'll! lollowin9 persons have •t>an-
doned tl'le 11se of tlle liclillo11s bUsineu
nome:
C & O, 11661 Brookhurst ,...,, 48,
HUllllllC)IOll 8Ht l'I, CA. 92641>
Tht Flclltoous Busi111ss nome re-
ferred 10 ebove was filed 1n OrQlllOI
CounlyonJuly1, 1911.
Char les W LipHomb. 9132
WarloelCI Orove. Hunll119ton Btecll. C.A
R1c11erd c. Websler , 71661
8tookllurst No 48, Hunli09t011 Bt.atll,
CA. 926'16
Tlli\ txi~lnu~ wots conchlcle<f by a
general partnenlllp.
Roctiard C. Web1fer
Tiii~ ~tatement was filed wilh ll'le
County Clerk ol Orange County Oii June
18, 1915.
Ft\"6
Pub11~d Or<lnQe Coa~I Oaily Piiot
June21. 28,•nct July 5, 17, 1975 2270.7S
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOU$ IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow11111 person is ctoinv °""'
ne~s•i:
NOCK OFF, 10S Palm Ave .. Balboa, C.hl.92661
B.C. MCMilckon, '309 Belmont
l..lne, Redondo Beach, CA. 90218
Tllos buslneu Is conoucled by"" In·
dlvutual.
BC McMac-in
nus statement was fifed with Ille
C.0..llly Clerk of Ora1199 Co11nty Oii June
"· 1975. ~ PubllsheO Orange Coa~t Daily PllOt,
J~. 2!:_ •n_<!~U_!!~~!· ~7S~
nes.s as: PRO/AM SKATEBOARD RACING
ASSOCIATION, 274 GrencMew St., P.UBLIC NOTICE
L.-911"11 Beac:ll, CA. 926$1 ST E "....,..s Merkel PromollOllS, Inc., a AT MEHT OF AaANDONMIENT ..,_., OF USE OF
Cellfornle CorPOralipn, 11' Gronclvltw FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
St .. UQUlla Beach. CA. 926St Th• tollowlnv pers011s have at>an·
This bUs1nns Is conctucled by a cor· doned the use of lhe fi<li\ioui. buslneu
por eli011. name:
SPORTSMARICET ARGONAUT ENTERPRISES,
PROMOTIONS. INC 19Sl1 Rockl•nd Lane, H11nt111111on
R.W. Grallam. Presioent 8eac:ll, Ohfomia 9264•
Tiiis stelement was flied wltl'I Ult Ben A. Gero111tr, 1951 t .A0<klalld
County CJertc of Or.ange C0<1nty011 June Lane, Huntonc;iton Beac~. C.lllorru• 1', 1'1S .,_
1'4412J Josepll M. Wilnetm, 7312 l!lk Or·
PvbllShect OrllnQe Coast Dally Piiot, cte, HuntlnQI0118e•<ll, C•lltorn1am47
June21. H,anCIJ11ly S, 12, 197S 214'-1S Oeryl N. Gooctwin, 12081 lewis St .•
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Th~ lollowln9 person\ artt doong bcr.l·
ness .i\
lHE FOLIAGE FACTORY. 18918
Srooknurst S.lteel, Fount••n Velley,
<:.Jiii 91708
RuS$"1i O .. nnos Morns. 9902
Con1111utoon Or .• Hunlonglon beacn,
CA 92~
Kare 11 N•rlene Morris. 9902
C1111s11tull011 Or .. Hunl1ngl011 Be.tc,.,
C.A. 92046
r111s bus1ne's 1!. conoucted by c1n 1n
d1¥1dual "
Russell Dennis Morris
Tll1S ~•atement was fl ll!CI wlll'I '""'
C.ounly C1eril. .>f Orang~ County on J1111<1
~. 1915
F4'6Wt
Publ1snl!d Oro1ng~ Coast D•Hr Piiot,
J~ 1. 14, 21, 28, 19/S 20J~7S
PUBLIC NOTICE
Apt. l , G•tden Grove, California 92MO
Fred J. Dawkins, 19Sl1 Rockl&od
L•ne. Huntongto11 Beach, CatlfoMI&
92""-
TlliS business was conducted by a
otnerel i:wrlnetsl'llp.
Ben A. Gatplnet
Thos stetemenl wu llled wolll Ille
County Cltrk of Orange County on May
JO, 1'15.
F~I
Published OtdnQe Coot 0d•IY Piiot,
J~7·~~~!8~~~-----201).7
PUBLIC !\'OTJCE
SLP·7S20S NOTICE TO CRRDITORS SUPERIOR COURTOl'THE
THE STATE OF CALll'ORNIA FOR THE COUNTY Oii ORANGE No. A·l37U Esl•te of GRACE K. BROKAW,
OtcHs.ed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo the cr~lton of the •bove Nmed OIPCedellt lllM •II persons 11avl11g claims 99i1l11•t the wlCI Clecede11t are required to tilt t11em, tirittl the necessary vouclle"-111 IM a.fk e ot 1114! clerk of the •bow ell• tilled <our~. or to present tllemLwllh tr. FICTITIOUS BUSI NUS llKHWfy vo11<llers, to Ille unmr\iallod HAME STATEMENT lllM uwOtficeol BARNES.ScHAG.
Tiie tol10wo11g per SOiis are doing buSI· JOHNSON, KEHN EOY & CARLSON, 4525 Mac Arthur Blvd., P.O. 8o• 1716, ___ _ __ ----------nus.tt: Newpor1 Bea(h, California 91663, Which B..o404 GREEN CREE.I< LANDSCAPE is Ille place of business ol lne 1111·
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL COMPANY, t S03 H•ven Pl., NewPOrt det'S'9fled ifl all matters pertaln111Q to Bt 11 CA 92460 Ille nlele OI said Cle<ede11t, within f6ur l'llOl'ERTY AT PRIVATE SALE 9' ' ' mo11tMa(ltrtllt llrsf publlc•tlc>1,olthls NO.A-ll'n William F. Ainley, 1S03 HaVell Pl., notice.
In the Superior Court of Ille StMe ~ ~ Bea<ll', CA. 92"60 CltrMOllt Scot I Brokaw
C..litornla. tor vie County of o.anoe. O..rles R. Jollnso11, 1129 Wallace, Executor ot the Wiit
In 1118 Ma tte r ot 111e E•t•te ot Co$1aMeH,CA.92621 oftlleabovenameddeudonl
MARGARET WINIFRED COPLEY, This business Is conducted by a IARNES,SCHAG,JOHHSON, OttHsed. gene~I e>artr>erstlip. KENNEDY & CARLSON,
Holl<e Is 11treby giver+ ll'lat Ille un-Will iam F. Ainley IY: ERNEST J . SCHAG, JR.
ctwsigned will sell at Private Mle. 10 Th•S "•tement. was filed With the 4S2SMKA,.1Mw 11Vd., 1'.0 . Bos 1716
Ille htQhHI end best b•Clder, wt>je<t 10 Cour+ty Clerk Of Or111te County°" JUl1f Nl""'9rt kac:ll, C.llfonll• '2~
C011lormat1011 o4 Solid Su~rlor Cour1. on IO, 1915• ~~ Eite<wtor
°'•Iler the J,-d dar 01 Ju1r. 191$, •t tlle l'4441S Pvbllll\ed Or111oe Co.tst Daily Piiot, oHlce ol RICHARD A. MILLER. AT· Published Orange Co.tst 0.11, PllOI, June7, 1~.21.21.197$ 2099-H
TORNEY AT LAW, 920 LINDA AVE. l·J __ _,;__1•.:...2.:..'.:..·.:..":.;·~·-"d.:..:..Ju.:..l..:.y~S:.. •.:..9.:..lS:_...:1.:..11...:'-_1.:.'1--------------
LA HABRA, County of ORANGE. State
of c..1oforn1e, a11111e rig111. 1111e.tnct 111-Pl'BLIC IXOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
larest of s.akl cteceHect at Ille time of de· 1------atll •nll all Ille rl9lll, title ;Ind lntoteSI FICTITi'O'USIUSIHEH RE~UTlOH NO. 12•H
11111 Ille U l•te of s<ild deceased has •<· NAME STATEMENT A RISOLUTION Of THE SOARD
quired by 0941rali011 of law or otherwise Ttie following per sons dre dol/lo busi· 01' DIRECTORS 01' SOUTH CIOAST 01~ 11\an or In •detiliOll to 11\el o1 said ne~HS: A:OUNTY WATER DISTRICT, 01'
deCHlecl,alllle time ol deall'l, lnatld to VOLUME INOVSTRIES, 711 w. 17th ORANG• COUNTY, CALll'ORNIA,
all Ille certain REAL properly sltuetl'O SI .. Suite F · 1. Costa Mesa, CA. 9?"21 EST A I LI IHI NG A IT AND a Y
lntlleCITYOFUGUNAHILLS,C.Oun· Muterwork Prope rties, e C"AltGE UPON ALL UHDE·
1¥ ot Ore11ge, State of C•lllom.a, Calllorn1<tCorpotall011,111 W.17tllSI., Y•LOl'llD LAND WITHIN THE
pert.cul«ly CleKrlbed .s to•~. to-Suite F·1, Cost• Mew, CA. 92621 DISTRICT.
wll. T11ls buslne!.S h ~onctucted by e c.or· THE BOARD OF OIRECTO,.S OF
LOT I In S2t79 CONOOMINIUM porahon THE $0UTH COAST COUNTY
PLAN TRACI( •l20. 111 tlwt c.lty of MasterworkPr~rli.s WATERDISTfltlCT,ofOra1199Coullty,
LAGUNA HILLS, in lhe COUNTY OF Gery E. Gr•y (Pres.I CelltOMle, don lleret>y RESOLVE,
ORANGE, STATE ot CALIFORNIA. Tllos statement wn flled with tt1t ORDER.nGDIRECTHIOllOwl:
AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK COullly Cttri. of Ora1111t Counly011JU11e 1 SKt6efl t: Ttlat PUrMlellt to the pro. 243. PAGES 47.49 OF MAPS. 111 lhe OF-••• ms. f'lslolls ot Celllontl• Weter Goa. Sec·
FICE of the COUNTY RECORDER OF F~ tlon 31131.1, a standlly Charge of JI0.00
SAID COUNTY. PubhShed Or.anoe Coast D•lty Pltot, per acre for UM tfK•I year 197H 6 Is • "'°'" comm011iY know11 as: 2119-s VI• June2t. 11,anctJuly s. 12. t91S nn·1S he~ levied f9alllst •II undtWIOIJed
Puerta, Laguna Hiiis, C•llfomla. land ""''hftl tt. District.
t..Quna Hiiis, C.toforni•. PUBLIC NOTICE ..,_...a: Tiit District AlldltM Is Terms of satecash In lawful money of hertby dllected to prep•re Md Ille with
Ille United States on co11flrmatlon of tM Seuei.ry • wrftt.tfl report C011teln-
ule, or P•rl cull and b•lance fllCTITIOUSBUSINESS lftllclesctlollotlofH<ll~rcetlobe ai-evldencedby note secured by Mortga911 NAME STATEMENT MMtd ,.~with tllo ..-0011111 of llw
°' Tr11.i Deed on Ille property to sold. The following person Is Oolng bin!· Hr.H""41111 tor eoch Percel for Ille YNr Ten percent ol emount bid to bo'I dellOSil· nus AS; 1'1~16.
edwllh bkl, AVALON SAi LING CLUB, lOOO w. Sectloll l: The Secretary Shall cau1t
akhO<"ottors lo be in wrlllr•g•ncl ""'" Coast HIQll••Y. Newport BeKI\. CA. noOc-of the flllllg ot,such report to bt bt receivect •I Ille eforeSolld offk• et '2660 publlJ.hect In llle t..11u11a HeWJ·Post .tnct
any llriw after the first putlflcatlon Ma1irice A. Ramiro, 10703 Le 0.ily POot once • -k for h1111 i.uc-
he...ot llld betorectllte ot sate. err•a. Folllllain V•ll•Y. CA '21'118 <'JSIW '#Hh with at least O..e dlys 111-Dlted this 19111 d•Y of J1;11e, 197S Thi IW"9til119 -...-e11 p;A>llcotion, the first
• Ethel M. Miiier • bllsllleSs Is conducted by 1111 1"" ~tlell le be llO later the11 June 21, divlduel. Eoc11trl• of the.slot• Ma1trlo A. RamlrtJ lt7S. Said notice sMll also be melled to
of said Oec.e0e111 This sl•temM! was filed with 9lt eoch _.,_." to w11om •11y Pllr<et
ltlC"ARD A. Ml L.L.IElt Couft(y Clerk 01 Or•llllt County Oii J..,. dKCrltlff In whl r..,.rt 11 •"""9d In Attw•.-•t Lew II> l9IS the lut ~tlud uwum*tll rott. Sold
Htl..IMA Aft. ' · ,....1 1Wtk9 l!Wlfl fl• \tie time -t>IK• of e
LI HaW•, (.lflfontl• Publlsntd Or•n"" Coast '"II Piiot twerjftQ to be i.tll °" fillet rtpOf't. Ille Puoflt.titd Oran911.C0Ht Otlty Pltol, J .... ....... y ...... he~ftobeJ111yt, l97S.
J1111e2t,22,2', 1'1S 2336-15 -21•28·•ndJ1ilyS, l2, l9JS ~JS ADOPTEO, SIGHED ANO AP·
Pl! BUC ~OTICE PCBLIC NOTICE PfltOVEOtllis 11\tl day of J1111e, 1915.
S/lllos. "· ar ... s
Presideflt
ATTEST;_ ,
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINQS NOTIU OftPUaLICMl.\lttNO $/lt•,l"Mlld C. Miiiet'
NAME STA Tl!Mll NT Ill flOfllE TNti PLANNING 5tifr•tary YOUR
NEWSPAPER CARRIER
The following per~s are dolllQ llUSi· COMlll\IHl~OllTHI CITY C.ltTl .. ICATION
------·--------· lleSS IS 011 l'OUNTAIN VALL.EV I, RAYMOND c. MILLaR, Secretary
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINHS LIVING OUARTERS UNTERIOR NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEHlhltOfl ot Ille SOUTH COAST COUNT y
IS A
CREDIT MANAGER
....,.. ... "...-O•t" ••el•M d6ft't IHlll ~-te YOll wtleti
,_ ,.t eff ,-y-, -or e•"' t.,....t to ,., -Hie -..tMy IMI fw
~ flf ,_ .. ~ .... D.tty 'Mef c:em.r1 we lfl h.!Mu
............ e .. n.y ...... , ..... ,., ........ Hwy ....... ,..,
..,. .... "''"....., .. ,,.,.toy-.
~ w• _,,,~ to ..... cellodlllt .. ee:.lr,....... 4K ._., ..
.._ IS. flf ~· ......... w c~eWy fty ... JOtlt, " ...., u. r.. _... .. ~,_...., ....................... , .... ..
,., ll:M Wh. If y.'I ,.., ,_ -fMr WI ,_.,. it Hf M1J wll .... ,_ ,.,.-......., .... " ...
ASSURE PROMeI~
COURTEOUS SERVICE
O,\ll Y rtLOT C .. CULA TIOM Dlr,ilTMIMT
NAME STATEMENT DESIGN I, 15121 Williams St., Sutte Ho. Wedllesday, JVIY9, 1975, at 7:JOp.m. Ill WATElt DISTRICT, 0te11ge County,
T.,. lo1lowl09 perso11s •re dOlng bll'sl· l«I, Tinlifl, CA. t16to the Collncll Olambers, City Hall, IOIOO bllfkflle, do .._..ey t4""1Hy tMlt the
ness•c\AROL'S FO''HTAIN OF ReyF•mot11Mr,U121Wllll-'4. Slater An11ue. Fo1111talt1 Valley, ~._. ... u.lwtko.12·7~-SCfUly ... Siii"' No. 140, T\ttitln, CA. 92..0 C.ellforflle, the PIOMlng Cornrnlulofl ~· ... ,.....,.,. 11'\fftlng Of ...
FLOWllRS, t192S M•9noll•. FOU11tain W•y11e A .F . Pttrl<k, 1S121 11 flottl flllill!k llHtlf'lll Oii llle ...... 00.mfllO ~-.... Of~rlct Mid
ll•lley, C.111. Wlllltmi St., Slllte No. 140, Tllilln, CA. lllQ: Oii tfle 11\tl day Of JVM, 1'7S ,:., the
Jemu Wayn!! H•ec Ur. eN4 92tilO COHDITIONAL US• PlltMIT 1"4 ftUowln9 vote ot mtmbetl of lllt S.ltnOll, F-1.111 V•ll•y, C:•I. t210I '"'' .,.,,,,,.,. ,, <Ollclllcted tty • A41CMlulloll flied by ..... McCM"mltll for ... ,,,:
C•rol L. HHCker, de4 S.l1M111 ~·' partMnhl•. retlllf Nie °' mart11e •fld •11to perta at Av as: Dlf'ac~: 8USWELL,
Founltlll V•lloy, C•I. 9770I Ro F-""'' ,...., All'llstact, U111t G. situ.tied In the I OWAADS 8ROOIC$., O'COHHE'-1., Ge~n I. H•K~er, ••n Ntftur Tiiis 11• .. mtllt -• t lleo ""''" Ille tlty'1lllOU~lrtalt11M. ~ttSoH
All't .. Peramo1111t, Cel. Coullty Clerll Of 0r•ll9t Co11nlton.I-IOMI CMANOE 1't NOU: Noflt
Thh butlMU Is tOllctUcted lly 0 l4,"7S. Pr°"°"' lnitl•tect by Ill• PIAMlnt AIHl'fT: Nolle
oentralpertlltt$1\lfl. llUMt OtmmlulOfl lo rue~ '"" ""°'"" .ANTAINl HoM J•~W H4'tcker PWllSfled Or•ncie Goa•• 0.11, PllOf, slt1111Md •t Ille riortheHI COfllef . Mt. Md I ~ (tf11fy .,.., """ "
Tho\,. ... """' ... , filed Wtlll .... ~:lt.~dJlllyS,11,1t,lt7S tliS.H HUC<lll"tS •lld WlnttrMlurt trorn Ml er.b,••Protklenl.,1111011taymonc1c
Co11nty Oertl of Or enge Co1111ly dl'I J.-lllctvltrl•llo ft2 Resldetlllal. Miiier, u s.c,..._,..,., ""'*' and .,,_
10. ms. PUBLIC NOTICE CDNOITIOHALUSC,.CttMITtts ,,,._.,..ld"9aol11tfllllloot.,.mtuseyet
Rlt1' AHllUllOll flltd b t Ouy lie .... .Mlit, 191$.
PwllShed P.MOt Coast OolfY Piiot, --------------•u1eitr•t1t tor e"'ert•l11-n1 •lld St"9rmow<.Mllter J.-14, 11, 21. endJ11ly s, 1t7S 221~7S fllCT11'lOUl•USINaH ~lllQ41it 11UI Brooill11rf.1 Strett. s.u.t ... v .. ~
PUBLIC NOTICE
NAME ltATIM•NT Qfttl~MAS T•IE ,,...., 9Mf1Mf0ft'ecwe n.. lolio..1119 Pfrl\Ofls ... e d01119 c-i. "'°"°"'I l11ltlet.O by Ille Pl-11111 SOUTH.OOliST COUNTY
ntM•s: Oeptrlmenl re11•rwft1t Hit el 'WATtt•OtSTJlllCT --'"'11""1..,.cT~,,.,...,-O-U_S_l_U_S_l_N_ll_,S_s--·1 AEnAU RANT JllE:FERRAL Olrl•tmH trHI Ill the <llY't com. (Dftffl<ttMIJ
NAMCITATtMCNT ~f!R VICI, t1UI Oehn Lone, 1Nrd al10Ms. STATIO,GALlflOANIA I
Tllo fofl-lnO per\Q11 .. Uno butt· MIUIG!I Vlei.. '911t. Ut1S THUl MA TTl•J .,. belno Pftl• ....
... sus. OeN\11 l••I" M)•••· M,tty AM (ft)f(J 1111~11.,.t .. Ifie ftltnftlnt ~ CX>UNTYO~ORANOB I
Ill BLAIR'S, INTf!!RNAflONAL Mllt~a.tntt Gel¥N Ullt1 MlMJoillVle-of U.$4.lee ot Celll'4'111 .. G~I I, ...,...,.. C. Miiier, S.Crtt.,.., of m BL.J>11t·•. u2s M~Anl'luf lf\ICI . ~.c:.111 m rs CNtu.eooe1 Mq • .idtlM l'.V.M.C.1'1 • S.OUfM COA'T c;~NTY WAT•fll
Gott•Mn.t,C.olllOrnoaei.1t 0.llld Al•ullde'f MacOONld 111, Uetl. 01,ffll CT, •f O'•llt• c;o.,llt)',
_ RllfO H Rlt lr, m1 H, lrt•tol i t . 91111Mtl• LI"" Ma<OoMld, 21J02 CAiie T..oM 0 $1AINGtUntHyllll•-c.tlfwlll-.-. ,_..,. ctortlf9' f1M11 tf1f
w111t• All•, G<t111ornla •1706 Del 0411, ...... Y .. 16. CAiif tttlS or lo! otlllllftitfl to 1"9 "OflOWI wlll .. tw ...... ls ....... trw, OM"(lt« C'Cll>Y
f11., ~" <......,...."'.,. i. T11I• e.itlnett It co1111ue1tct "" " .. ,... • ~"' le oo to et "-ef .. ...._._ Ille;_ N•74, ,.,,.. Md Jl••ctll•' """" oettlltrtfll" ~ttllllftillt:. ff...,,,_ i..tw 1•-• IS .._...,,, 1N"'1S.i1NJ ... INtl,_ Mlfl
PlhO H 81••' Mary AM Myer• *'-'• --· t91t•l ... ~ Ollllrl« •• ,...,.. "'"41110.,.,.. Tn1s Slllement wo ftlect Miii Ille TMI .... _. ... , fiMd Wllll Ille o. ........ .,., .... ~1'9fff .......... ,,.yef ...... 19').
:.ou<\ty Cltn . 01 Oranoe C:..,ntyOfl.Ntf ~YO.•-t10rtfl9t CoVftfytnJuM *"~ "-IMMc.iMllt.r
I, ttlS lf.1'1S. Cll-.iMttrrtct.~ ~,...,y .. S..i.Otatrlct
,..._ ,_,., Pt-l111Ceftll'lllui..t "'~I.I ·
1'111111\lled Or.iioo C:0.11 O~lfy P'llO', ~lllltO Oftlltt ~ Oelf1 ""°«. Pllllll.W °'""' Coe" o.11, ,ifllt, ._. • .,_ ~ Cftt4 Del,. ,. ... , !UM 1, 14, ti, ti, ttlS *4-H Nie tt, Mid .llllf j, II. t't, HJJ .,. ,,_.. .. '" ,.,_n JllM It, a, 1'1t baWJ
a • • •
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
·oFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISO~S OF ORANGE COUNTY, CA t i FORNI A . Santo An•. California
A r9911t•r ildlout'lled mMllllQ of li.e &oArd Of SUpervlsors of Orange County.'
C.lllornl•. elso sltli09 es I.lie Gownllng Board OI tile Dlstrl<ls gover11td by the
8oat0 of ~rvlsor. wn helCI June 12, 1975, •t 9:30 A.M. Tiie followl119 nameo
m.mbtrl bel119 prewnt: Retpll A. Diedrich, Otalrman; u urence J. Scllml1,
Ralpfl !). Cl.,.k, TI>on'IH F. Riley and Ille Clerk. At>Wlll: Rober! W. S.llln. A r11·
port Is 11111\orlUd Oii the etted "' ,,...... reQUllliOllS ilnd l•-s Ill Ill• Oldrlcl Al·
1arney•s office. Supervisor Battin errlves el the meeting. tnvesligelfOll of
dlar995 hw l•w e11forcement servi<H ill 1111lncorporell!d ilren Is •uthorl.ttd, Tiit
Boerd .OJ011rned to JUlle 13, tt7S.t9:00A.M.
WILLIAM E. ST JOHN
Clerk of the Bo.ht GA s.ic-rvlsors
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A .Santa An.a, Celllornla
A r99111ar adjourned mut11111 of Ille Soard of Supervlson of 0.•nge County
C.lilornl•. •lso sitt109 as the 0o ... rlllr19 Board of Ille Oislricts governtd by I~
Soard OI SupervlHrs WU lltlCI J111141 ll, t91S, at 9:00 A.M. Tiie lohowl1111 MrlWd
members belrrg present: Ralph A. Dl9clrlc11, Chairman; Ulurence J. Schmit,
R•lpn B. Oetlt, Thomas F. Riiey 411<1 lhe Clerk. Absellt: Rot>erl W. S.llin. The
Or111191 C011nty Emptoyeu AuoclallOll ls eutllorlrect lo 11se the Ptiia of the
Aeos. Sl>pffvlsor 8•11111 errlYft at IN l"l'INllllQ. Revision of 84JCI01tt 0ocume11t1
ts Mhonrect. Supervisor Schmit is called lron'I Ille meetlnc,i. Report°" tlle <Ollll·
-• 111 lt1t GrM!lbell CommlUioll ls 11111\orlzed. Supervisor Sch,,,11retuM'10
Ult meeting. TI>e Board edjoumecl to June 16. 1'7S ot 2:00 P.M.
WILLiAM E. ST JOttN
Clerll of Ille BOilrCI of Supervisors
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Sant• /Via, C•fllorn. ..
A r~11lar adjourned me•llng el Ille Boetd of SUpervisors of Or.ange County.
C.lllornH, •ISO stt1111<,1 H \lie Governing Bo.trd of the Districts 90verned by ll'oe
a..rd of SllpeNlsors was held J1111e 1•. 1975, al 2: 00 P.M. Tiie followl09 named
members bei119 present: Ralpl\ A. Diedrich. Chairman; Robtrt W. Battin,
UurtllC.e J. Sc:llinlt. Ralph B. Clerk, Thomas F. Riley end the Clerk. A rtpOt't on
the AlrPOrt Enterprise F11nd Is auU-liect. Polley Is establlstied ,.gerdln9 use of
UllOercowr vehlcles. Tiie Bo•t'dedjoumecl
WILLIAM E. ST JOHN
Clerk of ll'IO lloarctot $upervi100
Arec,iui•r meetln9of the &.root Supervisors of Oranoe County, Celllor11le,
.... sltlifl9 H Ute 00....,.1111111 eo.ro Of the Di•trlcts 90wrned by the Board GA Supervisors was held JullO 11, 197$, at 9:JO A.M. Ttte follOWlnQ Nll'leif membef'S
being present: R•IPfl A. Dleork ll, a..lrmM.; Ro0er1 w. eat1111, u11renct J.
Sclvnlt. Ralpfl B, Cl•rk, Tl\Omas F. lmey •lld the Clerk. Yorba Cemetery
restorlllon ~oject is approved elld contrK t Is awarded. ResolllliOll r19i1rdl119
prellmlnarv design for West Couroty Courts AcldiliOll 11 is actopted. Bios •re re·
l•ct•d •110 readvt rtlsl11g •UlhOrl.ud for Street Tree Malnlen•nc:e
Collnty Service ArH No. 21. Claim for 1Qte rTlmbu..-111 ot compenu ·
!loll Hid "'9 Aotlculturel Comrnl1$1oMr Is •11tt>orl-. Mrs. Joll11 Waller Is
af>polllleCI to tM Over•ll Ec0110mlc 0.ftlopment Progr•m Gommlttu.
Suciervisor1 Rowt W. B•tll11..o ~II. Oar1lan reeppoinled 10 the Orange
County Tra11sl 1 Dlllrlcl Board of Olrectors . Remov•t o f
S.Concl Strfft BrlCIC)• •t Allto Cl'etti ts •utllorlz&>d. Relmt>ursement of Functs,
Depertme111 of Mental Health, ts authorized. Cot1tracts are awarded le>< certa111
to11str11Ctlofl oroJects . S.nle Ane Ga1'dell1 ~nnel surlece eesemcrnl ton·
wyance Is euthOrired. Selllor Otl1e11s Program office revolvlnc,i tunct 11 authorized. Peplenfillme11t ot c.Sll Oltlerence Funo. Futtoeriy Reglonal P•rk,
Is approveu. Me~dooe MalnteNllCAI Pr09r1m GontrKI 11 e•tencted. The
BtNtviO< As~l and Tf'ealment Cefller pn19r•m Is ordered dlsc0111fn11ect H
ol June 30, 197S.. A_,,.lcallOll for • trant few lnctlrecl services for the •lltO "
Mlthoriud. Apptl<atlOfl for • "'-•I Lenci tlld W•Jer Collservetlon Funes grant
Is •uthorluct. Proposed •nMsatl011• •nd Cletacllme111 of 111rrllory to
County Sffvk e Are• Ho. n ••• set tor hearfll9,. PfOpoted •n,.•allOfts
lo var io us t1 911ll11g d i s tr ic ts •re se 1 t or h•••-
lng. Heartnc,i tor Toro OlsPOWl\'111<. r•te inc,.•se is set for July 1. tt7S, 41 19.00
A.M. Personnel Matters Mt ~WCI. ~wnt to SublefM at 0811.t Point
Harbor Is approved. F•Cllltt.s ~-111 Colllract Cl\ange Ofder No.• fl ap·
Ptoved. OrdlNllCH No~ 2M9, 2.ISO Md 21St ••• edopted. Interim •<tlor+1 r991rd·
11111 Sari Jue11 Hot Sl)rlngs law vlototlon proOlems are autflOrited. lnvHli9atton ot
settltmtnl re5Pdnslblllly, West Or~ Co11111y Courthouse. Is eutllorned. Cort·
<eplu•I plans for S•nt• Ana Rlll'tr Recreellol!ll Tr•ll are •pproved. ConsolfCS.·
!Ion of torrectl011•I medicine luntllOllS Is 111tllO(lzec1. Report r~f'dl"9 re<overy
of OWrfpporlionmenh to l\ectell'tl~t A9l'fl(les 11 received. C011verslon ot
Alben SlllOll Horne for use tiy delir+ouent GllllCl,..n Is euthorlted. Emer91t11<y
Shelter home cOlltrects are elrtelldld. s.ddletl.lc;I< V1lley Unified Scl'lool OISlrl<I
8ollcls •re IWll'deCI. Bid nte 1•'411 for salt GA Btea-OllllCI• Unified ScllOol Dl"rlct ~. Tiie Board "' 01,-ectors .w'll lhe C.OSt• MeSol Couroty W•ter District are
comrrwlld9d. Mrs. Lorett• A. W.IMf' Is appolllled to the Orangt County Airport
Comrnluloll, •nd AdOIPh v: Molina luornmended. The MtHIOll Viejo Munlclpat
Advl_., Councll is •utllOf'ized u"'° of OONled '4N(e. Pubti<ll-of ,.,. srnopws
111tM0ranoe Coul O•llY Piiot is authorlnct tor the "*lths of July ond Augvsi
tf7S. Oe11ruc:tl0fl of cer1el11 sec...td -Uf\se<IKed property IH rolls 1~
euthorl.red. O.letloll of unlouled lhoed HSlll ltams 15 authorliect. AsMssmenl
Rofl corredl«lS .we cir•nt•d. Traci Matters are approvect. PurcheH Orders,.,,.
conwltollor+ servlcts are •uthorl.O. Group Home <Olllracl, Floro nee Ctlttenton
ol OrMQll Cou11ty, Is eJrtended. Audit Rtpor\S'fof Ille County of 0r ... oe Re.,.11119 Sftarlng Flllld are received. Repon Is received •lld COl'ISull•tiOll servltH re.iuesi
lor translUOll to 11utomilted llOl4ino •vs'°"1 Is ~l'Owd. Pur<h•se ot e Com·
IM'tHlon llOllO _Pl•li119 Set I• aut.horhH. lNM of en A&omlc At>torpllon Sc>ec·
trop11otometer "authOrlted. Pl'ogrtss Report No. IOOll the Tr•buco Creek Flood
Protection •llCI Re<rnllon Sl..oy Is recolll'td. Aoreeme111 for bullding f11spec:t1on
.w'll 1111111 ctteck services ""'"' the Cl\r of UI Pall'NI Is approved. AOtH"*>t for ,,...emectlc servlfes with the Clly ot Placentle ls approvect. Agr9.me111s tor sum-
mer recrealio11 progrems with th• Seddlebeclt V•lle y Unified
Scllool Olstrlct are •PP•Oftd. Aml>utll!GO Wvlce Agreement with Aids
Mldi<•I Ellterprlses, Inc., Is •pprovect. Amerlc.•n Le Qlo11 Cypreu ~o s t 29S l••s• Is e.pprov ect . Budget Trans fe rs •r•
trMled. Mortgeges •re rel .. 1'1d. V•r'-CETA TllM 11 G011tracts are utended 011nenct '°' retUllCI ol ta11n paid lsorented. Trawl •ut'-1.HllOlls are IPl>roved.
Aorternellt tor t 011str11CtlOfl ol Ptllm V1fencla S.orm Oraon Is .approwd'
Pr-Std lemc>Ortry retitol of t..,. rKonlen IJ defiled Ille O.ange Coull!~
Mltdi<•I C.11ter, A report OftthepnpoMdcC111strv<\IOllOf ttie Helf of Admlnlslr•·
Goll ls autllOf'li.d.,,.. rePOrt on prOpoMd fllflding of Sallt. AN River WaSfl Lind
KQllislllOll ¥d Trabuco Cr Mk lAlld KQUlsltioll is 11111-lied. tnslallelion of 1 ~ ot Preclados Parl< Is eutt.,lad. Ae(fttntflt fof' Los Allsos Boulev•rd Im·
11'-meJlt IS aJ)f)rO.,._. AllrHl'Nllt tor .,_cutlon strvfC"es Oly 01 tr vine 11 approved. c.1 .. ln AHFP Prolecll .... llPJ>l'0...0. Use of R~ld w c. .
lteglollet Perk fll'operty for ~PIMMll ~Is •pproVWI. El 1'1ro Road Blk!!.':; ~1tr1Ktl011 Is completed, Aoretfl'lillt to( lnformaUon llllO reterrll services to
1e11lor <ltlaens IS approved . A r 4 por t o n • r equtll
for• llc111se to wlv~e 11 autllori.O. Colltrad modlfltellOll lor the Ore119e H 1 C.11Mr Is aulhorf.-4, JwYWllle JUlltJc.e SIUdy Cofl'WlllttM c011lract"Wlt11 '<f
Se .... y IUl!lended. TM El TONCMn ...... 11lty Pertt. ~ 1. General o. ... ,.
,,.. ... Plen, Is •OPrO'led. PrCIPOMCI -Ullnge Of C...lloll C...yOll ReglOllll
Peril It referreid for stud'(. A Commerd al Tldlfonos P9rmll ls grellted 10 eoa t
ColT11""""ty ,Col .... Dltlrlct. Ctr!Mn Mlled .._,,"' ear. Trallllnc,i Pr""' s
..-menls v• •11teflftel. The~ edi--noo. ..,.. am1 WIL~AMC. ST .IOMN
Ctefl1 of lfte ao.r. Of 5'.tptrmou
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE 80AR0 OF SUPERVISORS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, (;ALI FORNIA S.nt• Ana, C.llfornll
A rt911lar "*tMll Of tlle ...,. • Sllpw~ltors,,. or.,. c_.
tlso slttl119 " tfle Gollernl""' 9oen1 Of t ..... Dl•t 1,... y, C.llfornl•. ... _ 1 .. ··• .... • ' ~~ 110wrr+ed by the Boerci of _...,,. '°" -flllv June It, ms, 111 t :ao A.M. n. following namttd mem11t
tlltl111Pl'ft9!!t:fltotlerl W. 8eltln, Ul~"'•J.Schmlt, R•lpll B CJ•rl! Tllome ~ RlleY Mii lfle CWll. Abtefltl !Ital,_. A. ()!Wk!\, Addltlon1 ~ ' 1 • Rules •11d Rt•\llatlOflt ot tlle Or•flte Co11111y Air Po11-;:e"""'•11ts lo
Olltrkt Mt ....... Af~ fW Wlftet.lon ol 5outNrfl U Oft Cot1trol
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--• v . •Ufl•r vl•or --k h an'I"" •t the ,..t .... Tl'atl No, ... ,. tCIPl"OWd. A""9•t Oii Division
of Lind Ne. 1'10 It ref en .. te tlle llt.IMlfle ~loNofl. A .illd'( I• autllofllltd °" ~tlOl\ef SfN<•. The SM .. Me RI-licrele Tr .. 1l•~••rtwtwect1 h
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• Machi~
SALT LAKJ CITY
Utah (UP)) -~he Ute of
a male mo1qulto ta a
nearly non-atop INUal
) oray -but he probably
doeen't enjoy it.
Dr. Lewta Nielsen, a
Untveralty of Utah
biolortst who has spep~'
30 years 1ludyln1 the
pesky buas, ha•
nominated' the male
mosquito as the sexual
superstar of the inaect
world.
U'1. never eaey, but
there la a rtaht way and a wrona way, saya Prof.
Helen Swai n of the
lJniveralty of WiacOD.liJ\•
Milwaukee Nursing
Sohool.
OHLY AT
HMI
NllDLANDER
TllUMPH
THE SYMBOl.S
OF SATISFACTION
ITS MAIN fupttlon is
to propa••ie lta 1pectes,
but it i• also popul•Una
the woo'ds wltli
wildfiowera, be says.
''All the male does is
just feed, swarm and try
to taice care of the
fetnales, '1 he says. 11lt's
loo bad it's all in-
sUnctual. I don't really
'think thly enjoy it.''
lAt(DMARK ESTATE LIES ON 15.7 AC9'ES, HAS 44 ROOMS
Legend1 Moved Through Me nae -Ruth, Hoover, e.mart, ltc.
SHE TEACHES
clusea on "Death, Dy-
in1 and Bereavement,"
which include advice to
parents on explaining de-
ath lo c~Udren, and says
there are general age .
· g\,lideliats.
................ 4
.... 01.1111 ® MULTIPlY •••
The a4vanl9i19I ol our
Hlechng, l'Nllnt11n1ng 6
Ol-ng ol rour •tllo<I.,
lor Yoll
LI d H ''Uptoages5or6,they Oy Om~ .. for Sale ~~~:~!::::~~~ June
Cadillac
Sale
e DfYIH ... l••• oo•n to 1ncrt111e
..onung capital •
('
. pet bird will be back." .
NIELSEN'S CVR·
RENT concern is the 11\-
s ect 's function as a
pollinator. He says pre·
Jiminary studita kldicate
the buf makes a major
contr bution t o the
breeding of certain
.flowers.
·;· • • ·Ii-• Prof. Swain says
B I •ted B t B • Lo .~ C h ' parents should try toex-0 1qUALS ••• Tlla re11on1 why vo u
allould I •••• Ille . CONNELLEA8E .. av! uyerS m>i -U . nng ts 0 J · as plain the finality of de-
. · ath, in firm yet simple CONN Eu.EASE
Nie l s~n and an
assistant wlll try during
field studies this sum-·
mer in Utah's Uinta and
Wasatch Mountains lo
determine juat how great
a contribution the bug
makes to PollinaUon of
wildflowers as it feeds on
nectar.
1 'PERHAPS mos-
quitoes aren't as ap-
preciated as they might
be,'' he says.
Nielsen s ays h is
studies of the past two
years su1gest some
species of flowers de-
pend ''very heavily" on
the mosquito for pollina·
tion.
THE MALE, HE says,
does not suck blood and
can survive only as long
as It can Uve off the nec-
tar of flowers. As it
passes from blossom to
blossom, it picks up
pollen here and dropg it
there. -
He says the bug's dual
role of propagating ib
species and populating
the woods with flowers
··so far is just an as-
sumption, but 1 think it's
a reasonable one."
By VERNON SC01T ·
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -For
sale: a home, a museum, an era.
Greenacres, the landmark
estate of the late ·Harold t.loyd,
will be auctioned July Z7, all 15.7
acres, « r ooms, 2f\ bathrooms,
Olympic swimmint pool and
12-car garage.
Serious bidders are welcome.
But bring money. Lots of it.
Much more than a million dollars. ·
THE AUCTIONEERS DON'T
care whether the Italian
Renaissance mansion is
purchased as a single family re-
sidence or by a real estate de-
veloper bent on subdivision. High
bid takes it all.
Greenacres· wlll be a bargain.
Built in '1926', quality material
went into every nook and cranny
of each ot the several buildings
on the estate which is loeated on
a knoll in the heart of Beverly
Hills.
·There are a few little extras for
the finicky family -a canoe
water course, a miniature Irish
estate house for the kids, an fo.
door handball court, a pony sta-
ble, a 40-rank theater pjpe organ,
avJary, 12 fountains and a 100-foot
i:ascade.
DUR.ING HIS LIFETIME
Lloyd lived like a potentate
which,. in fact; he was -of the
Ancient Arabic Order or the
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
For movie collectots, there are
a dozen small, air-conditioned
structures built solely for storing
film. Lloyd kept copies of all his
old comedies right on the proper-
ty, but the pictures have long
since been removed. •
He entertained lavishly in the
main salons and rooms of bis
palace. Some ceilings soat as
high as 30 feel.
Still, it was a warm home for
the silent screen star, his
dau1hters Peggy and Gloria, and
theme, many with towering \.'.(e.rms which neither
Italian cypress trees and ter-· lii&hten the child nor
raced rows or ma1niflcent sugarcoat the grief.
"PARENTS SHOULD
2121 H.,._ 11•c1. c ..........
546·1200 tlowers, cban1ed with the
H&1ons to prov,ide year-round
color. stay away from the 1----------1 ... ________ ,,
For sheer beauty and grand-
neas, Greenacrei outshines
fabled Pickf air where. Mary
~~~ Pickford still maket her home.
And Rudolph Valentino's
Falcon's Lair ls but a cottage by
comparison:
heaven and hell thing un·
less they are wltling to
accept the responsibility
of explaining heaven and
hell and the questions
that go with such moral
concept.cl," she says.
N•1ac. al.a•. thf! grf!fli ·
«••tate Ila• lalle11 IHto
dft~Ofl. 0Hff1 th~
f"(•ltoe11 .. e1Nai11.
-~ son, Harold ~r. as youngsters,
they frequentlf had school
chu ms s pe nd weekends at
Greenacres.
THE SPECTACULAR TILED
pool was enjoyed by the likes ol
Esther Wllllams, Byster Crabbe
and Johnny Weismuller. The ten-
nis court resounded to the volleys
·or Charlie Chaplin and Douglas
Fairbanks.
The nine·hole golf course,
which has gone to seed, was a
home away from home for
Lloyd's friend s. Movies, of
course, were screened regularly
thanks to a fully equipped projec-
tion booth and large theater.
A pageant or legendary world
figures moved through the Lloyd
estate in the late 1920s and 19306,
among them Babe Ruth, Amelia
Earhart, Clarence Darrow.: and
J . Edgar Hoover. The list of mov-
ie st ars . who· enjoyed Lloyd's
largess is endless.
THERE ARE SEVEN for~al
gardens, each with a differebt
Perf eclionlat Lloyd kept the
house with its 14-inch-thick walla,
outbuildings and grounds im-
maculate, humming with ac-
tivity.
NOW, ALAS, THE great eatale
has fallen into decay. Only the
echos remain. &ut such touches
as .the coffered ceilin&, of gold
leaf in the living room remains as beautiful as ever.
After Lloyd's death in 1971, the
estate's trustees attempted to
operate Gre enacres as a
museum, fulfilling the terms of
his will. It didn't work.
In the past year. attempts were
made to give the properly away
for museum purposes. That, too,
failed. Several movie companies
have taken advantage or the
sumptuous grounds and interiors
to shoot scenes for moVies at
Greenacres the past few months.
PROCEEDS FllOM THE sale
of the estate will provide educa·
tlonal funds over the years In
Lloyd's name.
Whoever the buyer, he will
have purchased a dream ot
bygone times and an era that is
no more.
. "A lot of ti mes,
parents Will answer
children's que stions
about. de4th with re-
ligious tniilgs like that
even though the Afrents
themselves may not
believe them. They just
want to shut the children
up," she says.
·~
PROF. SWAIN says
parents shou ld. also
avoid telling children
that a dead ·person is
merely sleeping.
Dr. H. Micha el Shack
Optometry
Anno·unces the opening of his office
for the general practice of Optometry
with emp.hasis in the field of
contact lenses.
m
The Laguna Prorcssional Bldg.,
265 Laguna A\·e.1)-iaguna Beach, CA
By Appointment Only Telephone (714) 494-3008
124 hr. AnBWering service J
';That could make 1--------------------them afraid of going to
sleep or afraid of the
dark, 11 she said. "You
also don't want to make
them feel this powerlul
God is just going lo
s woop down and get
them, too. 11
SHE SAYS parents
should not be afraid to
say they don't know the
answers to children's
questions, particularly
the seemlingly gruesome
or morbid queries
children come up with
out of natural curiosity.
INDOOR
FICUS BENJAMINA
5 GGloft Size SJ 295_ ,.., ....
NIELSEN SAYS the
mosquito wlll never rival
the bee as a polllnator,
but believes the insect ls
probably a significant
factor in the propagation
of at least some speciea
of woodland flowers: Sniff Deaths Soa Mesa Grad Between rou~hly the
ages of 6 and 10, children
begin to realize death is
F I o y d E d w i n final but ·rebel against
Roberson, 3398 Fuchsia the idea by personifying
St., Costa Mesa, h86 re-death in the Corm of a
2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd.
Newport Beach, 92660
714-M0-5800 "I have a lot of ad-
miration for its
c;apabilities," he says.
Deat-Notiea .
llLTl~HGllOM
llUMilAL HOMI
Corot)a del Mar 613-94&0
Costa Mesa 648-2424
llU.llOAOWAY
MOlTllAIY 110 Broadway, co,ta
Mesa
642-91 50
MtCOl•ICI
MO•TVAIY
LIQunaleach
.. 94·94115
San Juan C.Dlstr'ano
• .. 95-1776
~•cehc~••• MIMOllALPAH eern.tel'Y , Mortuary
cn,oei
3800 ftao\flc View Orl!A Newport Beech,
California
644-2700
.-FAMtLY
COLOMtAt.PUMUAL MOMI l..bskin Named
ToCodlbliMI 7601 Boin Ave.
west minster
893-3625 ' . Dr. Bernard J. Lutldn,
vice chanc•llor al ech.lea-
• ~·· MOINAIY Uona1 pl1naia1 and •· .. cs2t M•ll'l St. veJot>m•nt for lbe Coaal
Hunti;i:na.ach Com•11nUy1 Colle1e
-.. ~~~~~iiiiii.~ii·~~:::::~ .. ~J Olttrtct, bH ·b•en •P· pointed to lfie Com -
-TH ...... ..,. ml11lon 0& Oov•rnmen· .:··1 ... . ...W•••~..,. alt l u I A f h l r • o t th~
-Aoiiii. -......., Amertaan A1aocl•Uon al t ... V"I'•._ _ Community and Junior
l1t1te@idliU Colleaca.
ceived a Bachelor of Arts skeleton, bogeyman or youth died two months degree from Creighton some other Grlm Reaper
ago after sniffing an an-University. image, she said.
24741 Chrisanla Dr.
Mission Viejo, CA 92675
714-837-7811
2221 Fairview Rd.
Costa l\Jesa, CA 9~
7H-M2·8686
ti·perspirant spray. iiiiiiiii9iiiiiiiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiTI::;:::=;::::==::::=::::;;::=:=;:=~::::::=:::::::=:==:::=:::===::~==============~ Freon was found in his ·
blood.
David Taylor, 13, of
Detroit died this month
after anilling an aerosol
foot powtier. He also had
Freoti in hll blood.
Cal. Linda.
Cal Wolfe Linde Blue
The Team.
' When lt aomes to llCOndwY rtll lltttl fln1ncing, they
kr\Ow the .cott. Cal 1ild Linda, working together with their
staff, arrangid 1rtd pfOCllMd owr $3&0,000 Jn new MOOnd
tt'ust deed loehl durfnG Mey, 1176.
If you're In the m11rk1t for 1 rMI estete loin, why 'not
gtve them I call? 844-U24 II the """" .... C.111
\
AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER
620 NE~ORf CENTER ORIV!
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNtA 92tl0
GRAND OPENING!!!
TODAY .•• MODB.S NOW ~I!
IEFRISHMIMTS
WILL II Sll~l! ....
••I•• 11•1"9 11 OM rHIOft you lh..W
Come up to the Good Life
in ~ewport Beach!
Eniov a new concept in lelttire living. Canyon Crest
-wner. luxury Is custom built In eYery townhou ..
and la designed with you In mind. A private tlle entry •
~ ...... •,..
-:---~'....,
bfinQa you to 2.000 f ... of the most luxurious and AS A"I ACTOR. MUSICIAN 8tNOER WHO HAS TRAVELED
adv•nce of ,lnterlora. From f1replaoet in the matter EXTENSIVEl y THROUGHOU T
It 'lb I I THI uMTEO STATES • HAllRY llJ •s. rar es, erg• pool ar\d l•cuul to an 9At81T HAS SU "I IT ALL. ;AOM automated eecurltv 1rattm -canycn Cte.i olfers His OLAMOROus DAYS AT Nec IN NfW YORI( TO CBS IN LA ~ the"epltome of th• good "'•· Come and Viii! us HARAY KNOWS GRACIOUS
ind ··~rf•nc• why Canyon Crest ii one of the LIVING ••• HE LIKES THE BEST.
Outltandlr\g new develoe>mants lh ttle NeWC)Ort area.
From $86,900. Quallflea for •2.000 rebate.
.,,,. ,-.
'WASHINGTON (UPI) -If all 1oes on
scbechale. President Ford can start beat.mg the sum·
mer Mat Tuesda1 by pluneinc into the new swim·
mlna PGOl just out.aide his oval office.
the White House says priv2'te donors have pro-
vided.at least $l~l~ in tax deductible con\,ribu· .lions -Car exce~ the estimated $;52,000 cost
.of the pool plus $9,000 ror landscaping around it. A
presidential s&><>kes man says no deciaion has been
made yet on what to do with the extra money.
• Rud4lsays.
The pool. measurtna aa b1 It i..;-.W bOMt a
10-foot divine board, two undll • ilttr.'lllU tor d.lp1 in the duk and' a apeelal eloled-oft .,.. at Jhe
shallow end to provide a tlhlrlpool elfeet that could
aid the First Lady's arthritis J)l'Oblem. . . .
TH~ POOL WILL 8 £ H•A.TBD wben
necessary wtth electric power, but Rudd ftid White
Hous, orfictals are considertni propoaila te convert t.osolar power.
.
Geu 6mnl
Tit• La1una Beach SeboOl of rt hat been
llva a ••·srut by IM California Arts Com·
ml11ton to maintain de
1cbool'1 cbltdren's pro-
IJ'•m •. a fesUval of paint·
lnp by 1ehool cblldNn ln, Oranee County.
ACCORDING TO BUILDER GOaDON W. Ford used to swim laps In~ poOl at Ilia Alex·.
The award .. is part or
$20,000 1Iven to eilht vis· -
ual arta oraanizations re· cently.
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DAILY PILOT
~itilete tindisril~yed by Do1*il~Adversity
., llOWAao L. HANDY .... ...., ........
Daft Kiley of c.c.ta Mesa
-lrilowD both .... ol the eatiloltiff-'ttbea•eotn. ~ He pla7ed bi1h school
buke&ball at Mater Dei High
• .... tbat •were 1 .. tbaD
-.d after an automobile ac· d4mt. at aae 7. Even Ulen doc·
tort advlaed a1at111t such
· punjabment.
·The medics feared the cons· tant 1>0unding and jarring on
tbe sym floor would imp~r his
walldng In later years.
Perhaps it was because of
tbia advice and the fact be
wapted to attend college &id
prove otherwise that Kiley suf ·
f erect a second aecident at, age
19 and is permanently confined
to a wheelchair.
Aller {our years as a starter
· on freshman, junior varsity
and varsity teams at Mater
DeJ, be moved to Oraqe CoUt
~. He elected to ait out UM
buketball HUOll tllat first.
year at OCC to won ind earn
maney to furttier 11U edue•·
~~· Aa a ffluJt, a weekend IDOW
· trip to UNt near~mountalnl ID
the Bit Bear area in J anuary,
1972 turned Ute coip to'theotber
side. •
Kiley was rldlnJ dowq a
mountainside on an inflated in·
ner tube and suddenly craahed
into a tree.
His basketball career ap·
parenUy went uashlna with
him. His spinal cord was
severed in th' crash and be
was confined to a hospital
bed for many monlba-
paraly1ed in his lower ex·
tremities.
\Vhen you are 22 and have
suffered such a double dose of
advenity, oo one cOWd blame
Y<>u for sitting on tbe lldellnee
and w at.chlng the wodd IO by.
For those who have never
known the feeling of bavtna to
sit longer than it t.akes to view
their favorite television ero.
gram, to eat a meal or to drive
a car to the market, life ln a
wheelchair is often beyond
comprehension.
Mental attitude is an all·
important ingredJent tor al'ly
human being and 1t fa an ex·
tremely lmPQrtQnt one for a
person confined to a
wheelchair for the balance of
· hls or her life.
Then, was this the end of the
line for the plucky guard who
refused to give up the game on
doctorrs advice earlier?
Not on your Ute.
* * * * * *
After a period of recupera·
lion he was out in the world
again, albeit in a wheelchair.
and has a bright. outlook on
life.
Wheelchair Slate His smile is contagious and
his. manner sincere and
gracious. And he is making the
most of his handicap without a
trace of a whimper or com·
plaint.
•
Heavy for Kiley During those dark hours
after .his accident, he was
urged to take up bis favorite
I "' Dave Kiley of Costa Mesa is
confined to a wheelchair at
age 22 but he will be seeing
more of the world than many of
'
his f eUow citizens this sum·
mer.
Kiley hasn't let his confine·
~ mept restrict his athletic
~ abilities and as a result, he wiJl
\ leave July 17 for New York and
then a trip to Stoke Man·
deville, England for an int.ema-sport once again.
tional tr ack and field compeU· He joined the Orange·County
lion with some 30 nations Raiders wheelchair basketball
participating. team and has played in two na·
Kiley finished third in the tional tournaments. This last
100-yard dash and the~yard season, the Raiders lost to In·
run in the U .S . national dianapolis in overtime by two
wheelchair Olympics recenUy points ih the national cham·
on the campus of the Universi· pionship game.
ty of Illino\s. 1'ut he doesn't stop with
Combined with his basket-sports participation.
ball ability, he was chosen for Young Kiley has res umed
the American team and after his studies at Orange Coasf
the track competition in College and bad planned to at·
England that lasts seven days, tend summer school before be·
will go to Brussels for a ing named to a team to go to
wheelchair basketball tourna-.Europe in July.
recreation untl It 'ti a ereat
learn1ne experience," he says •
"l neede~ some units to
transfer to Sacramento State
1n the fall as a junior."
Dtd he have to make a choice
between sc:bool and the trip to
Eu.rope?
"No, because I can probably
get those units while I'm over-
s~aa."
What does his future hold,
and what wlll be his duties ln
therapeutic r e·creation?
"I plan lo follow this as a
profession," he says with a
cheerful voice. "It Is working
wilt\ bandicapped people in
recre;ltion. It as getting people
who are handicapped out and
doing things on their own.
"It is convincing them not to
sit at home and think they are
incapable of participation."
Do people in similar posi·
lions to himself become self·
reliant again them sel~es?
"Most athletes are,ndepen-
denl and all are getting ajong
r eally well. 1 don't need any
help and I can travel by
myself. I'm beyond the stage
of needing someone to look
after me and athletics has
helped a great deal.
"It has also helped me to see
the world at more thanjust a
glimpse. I've been traveling
quite a bit and learning many
things I never knew before.
"And I feel I've only started
to excel~ven more than when
I was able bodied."
Dave Kiley may have lo sit
longer than most or us would
care to endure but he certainJy
isn't sitting idly by a nd
watching the world spin by.
Kiley can often be found at
Edison High School circling
the track with new found young
friends or on the Edison park
basketba ll court shooting
baskets.
Ir your luck is down and
you 're reelln g s orry for
yourself, stop by and talk.
Perhaps he will challen"e you
to a one·on-one basketball
game or a beart·to·heart talk
onllfe.
Dave Kiley has made peace
with him self and has known
bolh sides of the coin of lite, re-
alizing' full well that t.be coin can be nipped in another direc·
tion at a mome nt's notice.
His is a positive approach to
life.
mentinvolving 19nations . ...1. ~ "I'm studying therapeutic
When he returns to '-'OSla &:Ji-"-"""" ~~ Mesa, he will have one day of ,~~
5 Errors H11rt
rest to prepare for a trip to
Mexico City and the fifth an· 1· nual Pan Am erican Games ·
wheelchair basketball tourna· .·
ment against 18 North and
South American countries.
The chief goal of the
wheelchair competition is to
foster good will and un·
derstanding between the Unit-
ed States and other countries 1
throug h international
wheelchair s ports activities.
Kiley himself isn't soliciting
funds but the U. S. Wheelchair
sports fund will accept tax de· ·
ductible contributions at any
time. Address is 40-24 62nd
Street, Woodside, N .Y.11377.
A former basketball player
at Mater Dei High School and a
long.time resident of Costa ·
Mesa, Kiley is one of 3,000
athletes who competed in 14 re-
gional meets before reaching
the nat ional finals and having ~ ·
an opportunity to gain a spot on ~·
the traveling team. "'
His has been a b'usy,life since
he moved into a wheelchair
from a hospital bed and he is
thankful. "My summer is
pretty well booked and I don't
mind al all," he says with a
smile and a determination that
must sometimes belie his in-
ner thoughts.
Angels Fall, 12-4
Joe Rudi doubled to cap a four·
run Oakland burs t in the seventh
inning, then drilled a two-run
tingle to climax a seven.run
' that vaulted the A's to a 12·4
y over· the slumping
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California Angels Friday night al
Anaheim Stadiutn and gave Vida
Blue his 11th victory of the
season.
The Anqels made five errors in
the game .
In the seventh, Bert Cam·
paneris' single drove in the flrst
run. Bllly Williams' doubled
Campaneris home, Claudell
Washington sineled for the third
run and Don Kirkwood, who bad
replaced Andy Hassler, 3·8, gave
!JP the d~lsive double bY Rudi.
Rudi and Washington each
singled for two runs io the bj.g
ninth.
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·Skidding Dodgers
. Fall 5·112 Behind
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Bobby Murcer drilled lhree hits,
drove in two runs and scored four
and Gary Thomasson drove in
three runs to lead the San Fran·
cisco Giants to a 10·5 victory over
the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday
night.
The Giants, dropping Los
Angeles 51h games back or first-
place Cincinnati in the National
On TV Todafl
Channel ll at 12:10
League West, got two runs in the
first inning on an error, Murcer's
RBI double, a wild pitch and
Chris Speier's sacrifice fly.
The Dodgers bounced back for
runs in the second, two apiece on
Joe Fergus on 's homer and
pitcher Burt Hooton's single. But
San Francisco chased Hooton,
6-7, with a four.run third on suc-
cessive s ingles by Derrel
Thomas, Von Joshua, Murcer.
Willia Montanez and Speier and
Thomasson's sacrifice fly.
Singles by Murcer and Mon-
tanez and Thomasson's seeond
sacrifice fly made it 7-4 in the
fifth, Steve Ontiveros singled for
a run in the seventh and the
Giants scored twice in the eighth
with Thomasson's single scoring
Murcer for one of the runs. Lee
Lacy h'omered for the Dodgers in
the seventh.
Giants' manager Wes Westrum
was ejected by first base umpire
Ed Runge for protes ting
Falcone's balk in the seeond in-
ning.
Sen ior Olympics
Former world hammer throw
champion Hal · Connolly and
senator Alan Cranslor1 will be
among the performers in the six-
th annual Senior Olympics track
and field championships that get
under way at 9 a .m. today at UC
Irvine.
The meet will conclude Sunday
when the first event begins at
8:45 and includes a 13·man team
from Venezuela.
Double plays helped the Giants
out of two early jams. Lacy
singled with one out in the first but
was nailed trying to steal as Jim
Wynn struck out. Ron Cey led off
the third with a walk but was
erased when Ferguson grounded
to Willie Montanez who started
the twin kill.
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RICHARDSON
LOSES IN S EMIS
PEBBLE BEACH-Laguna
Niguel's John Richardson, a 54·
year -old petroleum engineer,
was defeated by Rolling Hills
Estates' John Cook, 1 up, in the
semifinals of the state amateur
golf championship Friday, here.
Richardson had advanced to
the semis with a 4 and 3 win over
Clem Richardson. Cook will meet
Alameda's Bob Blomberg in the
finals today.
Cook, a high school junior, won
the match with a 280-yard drive.
He hit a three·wood to within
eight feet of the green at the
S40·yard closing hole and was
awarded a birdie four when
Richardson, lying five. conceded
the match.
Trevino, Heard Hit by Lightning
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -Lee
Trevino and two other golfers
were struck by a lightning bolt
and hotpltallzed Friday during
tbe teeODcl round of tbe WMlenl
OpeD 1011 tou rn.unenl. The
taw"De1 was poatpOMd because
ill• Yloltnt tbunder1torm. .. TrevUao. who was burned oa
bll baelr, Jerry Heard .00 Bobby
Mldaola all were admttted for an owe~ltbt stay at Hlnadale ......... fftard WU bw'Mcl OD IU uPPW _,, .. , le1 and Nicbob on ............ ' TM borill were diilft'tbed as
........ al& t.bNe ""* Uated in
satisfactory condition.
Al leatl three other players, in·
eluding Arnold Palmer, had
clubs knocked from their bands
by llahtniq that dallted ewer tbe
coon• durln1 • violent tbun·
dentQl'm whlcll canceled tbe
day11p&~y. Trevliio WH injured al be and
Heard aat under an \llDbnlla oa
the 13th areen at lbe 8uUer Na-
llooaJ Golf Club courte.
Nichols hit the ~ .-
t.be li1btnln1 bolll Ml•" to
thunder, came to the cl~
and. abi:>at u bour lat«, ••to be taen to the bMpltal.
Nichols, who said, "I've never
been so scared ln my life," swd
he had a severe headache and a
bid taste in bis mouth.
"l don't feel well at all,"
Niebols aatd before he was ta.ten b1 ambulpce to lbe hospital.
Trevino waa reported to be
• ~loua, titting up, laugbiq
Md Jold88 al the bolpital. He
r •• reported to have bums along
tM top of bi le!Ubouldet. Heard
~Uy was unhurt.
Tbe .1 lwo players took refuae
md.r an umbreUa near the 13th ,._n at tbc Butler NaUonal Golf
CIUb eCMane when play was aul·
pended.
"Trevino appeared to be lean·
ine aeainst his bag as he and
Heard 1at under 'their um·
brellu, '' uld Ann Grasse!, 22, ol
Ubertyville, Ill. She and ·her
buabaod, Keith, we re eyewit· ........ "The ltghtning bit ln or near the lake (near the green> and lt
looked Dke it WJDl riiht.thrOQlb
TAvino'a baf and acrou lils
shoulder," Mn. Grusehaid.
"TrevUM> rolled over a couple
ol times -f t.boUlhl he WU kid•
dlq, al lint -then jumped .llP
and nid, 'I've been hit.'"
u
KILEY CAN STILL HIT A BUCKET
Sports i11 Brie[
U.S.-Russian Meet
Now Definitely On
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -The
National Amateur Athletic Union
announced Friday that its con·
troversial track and field meet
against the Sov iet Union in Kiev
July 4-5 definitely would be held.
Pat Rico, head of lhe women's
AAU track and field committee,
m ade the announcement at the
senior women's nalional .cham·
pionships at Loucks Memorial
.Field.
Confusion over television ap·
peared to have doomed the meet.
In fact, an official of the Soviet
Track and Field Federation had
said earlier 1'~r~ay that the meet
would not be held.
However, Rico, after consulta·
lion with Or. Leroy Walker ,
c hairman of the m en's Track and
Field Committee, and Ollan
Cassell, AAU executive director,
said that a ll problems had been
ironed out. CBS will televise the
meet.
A:tec s Lose
TORRANCE -Peter Withe of
the Portland Tim be rs scored his
second goal of the night, booting
in a shot from the right corner 12
minutes into sudden death over·
time. for a 2·1 North American
Soccer League victory over the
Los Angeles Aztecs Friday night.
The score came in the game's
102nd minute as Portland's Chr\s
Dangerfield went towards the
goal and when Aztec goalie John
Taylor challenged him, passed
off to Withe who booted in the
winning goal from about six
yards away.
Range r• F i g ht
ARUNGTOM. Tex. -Slump·
ing Texas Rangers superstar J eff
Burroughs, accused by an
anonymoUJ teammate~ Joarmg
in the outfield, exch•Afed
punches in tba clubhouse Ftida.Y
wltb cenlerf ielder Joe Lovttto
aad manaier Billy Martin b8d to
break up potential fi1ticuffa
bet.ween Burrou.ibs and Jim rr.,o.L
.Bu:rrou1bs, the .Moat V'aluable
Pl.,.r ln the American LUIUe
in 1974, Wal later teen ~· balld.I with Lovlllo, but called
~1, .. abacutabbe.r.'' ._
Burrouc• was critldled bytln
anonymous teammate in the
Dallas Times Herald that several
balls fe ll in that Burroughs
should have caught. In Friday's
fight, none of the punches landed
and teammates quickly separat·
ed Burroughs and Lovillo.
R e ign E 11d,.
WHITE PLAINS. NY-Pat
Van Wolvelaere's four-year re·
ign in the lOO·meter high hurdJes
in the national AAU senior
women's track and field cham.
pionships was s hattered by Jan
Frederick Friday.
Frederick won her heal in 13.7
while Wolvelaere, formerly Pal·
ty Johnson of San Clemente, in·
jured he r left tendon during the
race and finis hed fourth in 14.3.
Meanwhile, Mary Decker of
Garden Grove, failed lo make the
800 finals, finishing sixth and last
in her race in 2: 09.9.
P e le Seo·re~
ROCHESTER, N . Y. -Pele,
the king of soccer, scored one
goal and led the Mew York
Cosmos to a 3·0 victory over the
Rochester Lancers Friday night
in the North American Soccer
League.
Wimbledon
Summaries
\
1.
'•
U CWl. Y PILOT S.tumey. June 21, 1975.
·~ For1nel!
~ .
MD Stars
lit -Grid Tilt
l
.Mat.er Del Hie h 'a tOOlball re-
R\lt D tion certainly won't be ~isbed when the 16th annual
9,hra nae County Nortb·South
His Clwre Was
Guarding Showman
J1c arity lootball classic ls pl"Yed ~Y 12 at Oran1e Co.st College.
• Matar Del-which bas won
Ulree Cl fl' footbaU UUes and ls
~onaistently ranked among the
CJ F 's top schoolit-has lour p~ayers listed to play for the
South.
John LaGra ndeur and Don
Watters were named to the 1974
All-Orange County first team by
tbe Oran'e County Sportswriters
~soci~llon .• And quarterback
Jim Wig more and running back
Pat McKeon were instrumental
in Mater Del's success (6-2·1)
last fall.
LaGrandeur and Watters ¥e
the most publicized. Al 6-3, 220
pounds, LaGrandCllr was one of
• lhe counly 's strongest linemen.
He played a t defensive tackle
and center, and his coach, Gary
Cttrr, feels LaGrandeur is a ma-
jor college prospect along with
Watters, ~ho at 6·0, 230, was a
top defensive guard and an ex-
ceJJenl offensive guard.
.. They were our most valuable
defensive players." says Carr.
''Both are very strong. I think
John will be a better center than
defensive player while Don is
capable of playing any position."
Both players have good speed.
LaGrandeur-headed for Stan-
ford-runs the 40-yard dash in
5.0. Watters-who will attend Cal
State (Long Beach)-has 4.9
speed.
Wigr:nore (4. 7) and McKeon
(4.6) are quick too.
··Jim has a ll the qualities lo be
a good quarterback," says Carr
of the 6-3, 175-pounder. "He has
good size and a. good arm. And he
did a great job of running for us."
Wigmore carried the ball 95
times for 490 yards a nd complet·
ed 61of126 passes for 805 yards.
McKeon , a 5·11, 165-pound
tailback, gained 762 yards on 143
carries.
"His greatest asset is hjs run-
tting ability," says Carr. "Once
he gets through the line of scrim-
mage, he is really dangerous. He
has fantastic moves and is very fast.··
Marina Tabs
Sports Chief
Bv ED BU.RGART ~ .. o.u,,.."4,.....
Less than five years ago, Steve
Popovich-Marina Higb's new
basketball coach-w as a
Christophe r Columbus type,
exploring such pJaces as South
America, Hawaii and Tahiti.
Although bis name won't
appear alon gside fa m ous
explorers in his tory books.
Popovich still became somewhat ol a celebrity.
He and his New York Nationals
basketball teammates were on a
six-month world tour 'with the
Harlem Globetrotters, and
Popovich was io the spoWght for
at least one quarter of each
basketball game he played.
"I always had to guard the
Globetrotters' showman for one
quarter," he recalls. "It was
really unique and different."
Three months out of the
University of Wyoming where he
started for two and one-half years
on the basketball team, Popovich
found many othe r things unique
and different.
"I spent three months in South
A m e r i c· a a n d it w a s a n
enlightening experience," says
the 27-year-old Popovich. "We
were really respected there and
were celebrities.
"I also got to see how other
people live. We not only visited
Rio de Janeiro a nd Buenos Aires,
but we also we nt to some s mall
towns that were very poor and
very rural."
Despite his enjoyment of the
tour-it included a $500salary per
month plus expenses-Popovich
was glad lo return to the United
States.
"I had been trying to get a
teaching a nd coaching job before
the tour," he says. "But being
away from California for five
years, I lost many contacts."
Popovich starred at Warren
High in Downey from 1964-66-he
was All·ClF third team forward
his senior year-before attending
the University of Wyoming for
five years.
The 6-6 Popovich earned
honorable mention all-conference
honors in h is sen ior year,
a lthough averaging only 11
points.
"Defense and rebounding were
my strengths," says Popovich,
who only weighed 195 pounds in
college. "1 wasn't the main
figure. We bad Carl Ashley and
Stu Dodds, and I was more of a
team player.•·
Popovic h , who majored in
social studies and minored in
• physlcal e ducation, stayed at
Wyoming a fitthyearwbenbewas
u gra.duate assistant and
freshman basketball coach.
But he returned to California
''because I liked it better. And I
wanted to get a teacbiniJob;'
He had a tough Ume, thouab. He
was employed by a construction
firm for three mon~ before he
signe Ot with the .New York''
Nationals.
And when he returned, he
worked in a bakery for six months
as a pan-seHer before he' got his
first coaching post.
"I b ee a me a l ong-term
substitute teacher for the Downey
Unified School District," he s ays.
"I also coached the Downey High
sophomore team which was 12·2
in league."
But it was his high school coach,
Warren's Jay Young, who helped
Popovich get the junior varsity
coaching post at Marina in 1973.
·'My high school coach met Jim
Stephens at a track meet/' says
Popovich , "and Young said
Stephens was looking for a junior
varsity coach.•'
Now, .only two years la ter.
Stephens has left Marina for LA
Va ll ey Co ll ege, and
Popovich-who guided the junior
varsity to 23·3 and 23·2 records-is
the head coach.
Despite his youth, Popovich
s eems to have the proper
background.
"A junior varsity coach at
Marina has more responsibilites
than many h ead coaches al
smaller schools," Popovich says.
"Here, I have worked with the
booster groups and scouted. I
have been exposed to the whole
program.''
It's a program-Marina went to
the CIF 4-A finals this year-he
has no regrets being exposed lo. ·
·· r was hoping to eventually
work into the head coaching
spot," Popovich says. "A lot of
people said I was lucky to be at
Marina, and I know what they
meunnow."
Fishback Wins
Jim Fishback and Jeff Sexton
won the main events at Friday
night ·s s peedway motorcycle
racing at Costa Mesa's Orange
County Fairgrounds.
Fis hback, from Fontana won
lhe fi ve· lap handicap main e~ent.
Sexton, from Montclair,
nabbed the four-la p scratch main
event.
A crowd of 9,286 viewed the ac-tion.
Frank lnfus ino, a football
coach at Marina High for seven
yea r s. h as s ucceeded Jim
Stephens us the school's athletic
airector, the Daily Pilot learned
exclusively today.
Infusino, 32, h a s coache d
lightweight football teams since
he cam e to Marina in 1968, but has
never been a coach on the varsity
level.
Today's TV Spor-----
"lt took a lot of courage on
Charlie Weaver's part to appoint
a non-head cooch as athletic
director," Infus ino says of the
Marina High principal. "But in
the Sunset League, I think the
head coach has lo devote the
principal amount of his lime lo
coaching.
"I feel I will be able to devote
full time to the athletic director 's
duties."
fnfusino. who bus a master's
degree in history, will no longer
coach, but will continue to leach
history.
10 a .m . (13) -AUTO
RACING -Highlights of rac·
ing action al Ascot Park in
Gardena last weekend.
1 1 :15 a .m . (4)
BASEBALL -The New York
Yankees play the Red Sox in
Boston's Fenway Park.
12 :10 p .m. (11 ) -
DODGERS BASEBALL -
The Dodgers t ake on the
Giants at Candlestick Park in
San Francisco.
2 p.m . (4) -WIMBLEDON
TENNIS -Taped highlights
of early round play in the
Wimbledon t ennis cham-
pionships. (5) -GOLF
Third roun d play in the
Western Ope n from Oak
Brook, Ill.
4:30 p.m . (2) -SPORTS
SPECTACULAR -Eighteen
qualifiers including Fountain
Valley Mile Square's Dave
Sheff, tee off for a $12,000 first
prize in the long ball driving
contest. Also. highlights of
the AAU national outdoor
track and field cham-
pionships and coverage of the
Irish Sweepstakes.
Sp.m . (7)-WIDEWORLD
OF SPORTS -r The European
women 's all-round gym-
nastics championships , taped
at Skien, Norway.
FACTORY
Demo
SALE!
Baseball Standings
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East Division
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
W L Pct. G B
39 29 .574
40 31 .563 1h
37 34 .521 3V2
31 38 .449 8'h
30 39 .435 91h
27 41 .397 12
West Division
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
California
·Minnesota
Chicago
46 26 .639
41 32 .564 51 2
35 38 .481 11 'h
34 41 .454 13 1h
32 37 .461 12 'h
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Philadelphia 40 32 .556 3
New York 35 32· .522 51!.i
Chicago 35 37 .487. 8
St. Louis 34 36 .486 8
Montreal 30 37 .448 IO'h
West Division
Cincinnati 46 21 .630
Dodgers 42 34 .554 5'h
San Diego 35 38 .479 11
San Francisco 35 39. .4n 111!.i
Atlanta 30 43 .411 16
Houston 28 49. .364 20
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Mexicans Bo••• R••~~r ~itros
Mother's Aim: Racing Vs Poles
Poland, the surprise
team of the 1974 World
Cup, meets Mexican Cup
championship contender
U niversidad of
Guadalajara at 3 Sunday
a t the Los Angeles
Coliseum.
Drive 200 mph Tonight
Poland was the third
place finisher in the 1974
World Cup behind
Germany and Holland.
The Poles lost their shot
at the title . game by
losing, 1·0, to Germany
on a rain-soaked field.
The Polish team rose to
world p r ominence
behind the goal scoring
efforts of Lato whose
seven goals made him the
top scor er in the 1974
World Cup ahead of
team mate Szarmach
with five and Holl and's
s uper sta r , Joha nn
Cruyff, with three.
Poland and
Univers idad of
Guadalajara have each
made one appearance in
Los Angeles.
olan beat fhe
Mexican national team,
1-0, before a crowd of
20,000 a t the Coliseum in
1973 . Th e mat c h
attracted a gross gate of
$100,000. Universidad of
Guadalajara made its
first appearance outside
of Mexico Jan. 26 of this
year against world club
champion Independiente
of Arge ntina al the
Coliseum.
By DA VE ROMANO
Of tM Dally Piiot Steff
One m ight say that
Mary Rife of Mission
Viejo is a woman on the
go.
In fact, Rife has gone
faster on water than any
other woman in history
and hop~s to go even
faster in the next few
months.
A moth e r of two
teenage daughters, the
34-year-old Rife's zestfor
S,l>Ced has seen her set the
world water speed record
for women with a 151 mph
al Bakersfield las t year.
The women's record,
however, isn't the fastest
Rife has gone-not by a
long way. Her fastest
time to date is 178 mph, a
mark she set last Sept:29
at the Long B each
Marine Stadium.
She-h~o-even
faster than that at the
recent Nationa l Drag
Boal Association races at
Long Beach, but had
engin e troub le after
qualifying at 154.
Rife's goal is to go 200
mph which she feels will
be possible after she puts
in her new 426 ci blown
Chrysler engine in her
boat , the Proud Mary.
"Joe Pat Williams of
Volleyball Teams
Gain Semifinals
Westminster has done a
great job l\elpin g me with
my engin~.'' says Rife.
•'As soon as I get this new
one in the boat I expect to
hitthe200 mph mark."
Stopping J ames
Warren is the big
problem of fuel dragster
drivers as th.ey gather at
Ora n ge Co unt y
Internationa l Raceway
tonight for the eighth
a nnu al nitro
championships.
Warren . with
exception o f l ast
Satu rday's mee t in
Sacramento, has won the
last 10 races he h as
e ntered -seven at
Irwindale Raceway and
threeatOCIR.
Everything s tarted
about eight years ago
when Rite and he r family
got a boat and did some
water skiing. She got a
thrill ·out of going so fast
in the water a nd started
to race with her first boat,
Tobacco Juice, at Perris.
She obtained speeds or 85
and 90 but wanted to go
faster than that. The powerfully tuned
She then bought the Roger Coburn dragster holds track records at Proud Mary and put an five West Coast plants
injector gas hydro engine including a 5.83 second
init.Thisgaveherspeeds record at F remont
of about 122 mph, but it Raceway.
wasn't enough. A blown
gas motor enabled her to Last weekend in
go 135 and 140 a nd S~cramento, a tuning
eyentually_to .s.e.L 1he.. miscalculation cost the
women's speed r ecord. -Warren and Coburn duo a
The 200 mph mark, ~otor and any chance of
however, is her goal and v i ctory. They have
she feels s he might be assured OCIR ?ff~cials
able to accomplish this in th a l l ~ e . or 1 gi n a 1
two weeks at an open 500-cubtc·i~c h ~emi
me e t in O a k I and Chrysler engine will be
Another one of her goal~ reinsta~led in ~n attempt
is t o do well in the to run m the-five-second
nationals whi ch a r e bracket.
slated for Aug. 1·3 at the In addition lo Warren
Lon g B ca c h M arin e in the top fuelfield, track
Stadium. record h older Frank
"I guess the challenge Bradley, Larry Dixon. f t· · To n y Nancy, Flip 0 compe mg 15 the main Schofield, Walt Rhoades reason I enjoy the sport d so much," says Rife. "I an Bob Noice will also
h ave been fortunate beonhand.
enough never to have Jack Johnston of Texas
b e e n h u r t w h i 1 e looms as the favorite in
competing, bulthefearis l h·e f u n n Y c a r always there... competition with t wo
Speclalto tbe Daily Pilot r esidents, d ef ea led s ucc essive victories
R 0 C H E S T E R ' H.inesdale, llli'no1·s 11-6 The skill of driving the since l aking over the . , , boat somes natural to .Pisano and Matsubara Michigan-The Orange 11-4; split with the Rife. who says that Vega.
County Volleyball Club's Chicago Martyrs, 9-11, getting to know the motor Othe r top entrants 11-14-year-old girls team 11·1,· and then downed · ft t ·
d L is o e n ime s m o r e include Gary Burg1'n's an aguna Be ach's another Chicago team · rt t th h d boys squad gained the 11·8, 11·2. ' impo an an an ling new Mustang II, Jim
semifinals of the Junior The girls won their th~.~atihtself. Dunn's Plymouth, Jim
Olympics, here, Friday. pool with an 11-l record ou ave lo get the Terry's Mustang and Th . 1 feelofthe m otortodrive Jtog'er Garten 's new e gir s team, com· ovel" the past two days well," says Rife. "The Mustang II. pos~d mainly of area and were scheduled to bo t a more or less takes Gates open at 9 with play in the semifinals f · l( "
G Id this morning. The finals careo itse · qualifying from 10to5. o en West wereatsosettoday.
The Orange County F It . w· Nine Twnbles Volleyball Club's. ~5-18-a erineter Ins year-old team finished • ·
L 0 ~-G B E AC H -!::~us~~d i:;0~0{~rJ,~~ John FaJtermeier de· Thomas and Liz Lazorek
Haw au an Ga rd en&, competiiton feated Kent Aden, 6-2, in the 14·year-old group.
Golden West College's The . Laguna Beach ~3. in the featured boys' flMl•..,11111,
entry iii the Coast Connie boys team also won a 18-year-old singles finals .. ,. 1u1~" ,. ... ,, ·
Mack baseball league, pair of games Friday Friday in the I rvlne ~~ l"•ll•rlMl•r I 1(1111 Adtn ~l.
dropped a 3·0 decision to and was due to play in Open tennis c h a m · cwr111u1q 1"fll11111
the Great . Wes t ~rn the semis this morning. pionshlp at University ~':'v Oriteu *' O.DOI• ;•'11''~"'·
Cardlr_ials. Friday rugbt Spark_jng the 11.14. HiFgh1. . . 09, .... ~::~~'11':11 ~~J:i.rc1._i,
at Blair Field. ye11r-old girls team was a termeier and Aden w. . M 1•·· .......... ( ) T both pl d f U . l CNl'tl IUIMMI l'l•tlt ••t --;;-.. ,• 11 '"' Marie Lundie of Newport aye or mvers · Dtbble ,. .. , def Moire o·roote .,
Freme11,u i o , o Beach and Tamm y ty this pastseason. H . • •
IMMOllno 21) 3 O O 0th i . .,, 14
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owoe1tr1.c 3 0 0 0 eluded Amy Opfell in the u11.1rot•llMfS11e1~01rner~1.w.
HIMlrd, a .2 o o o p S g i r I s 1 8 ~ y e a r . o I d 0.-:::.1~.a•• ~::~~· 11 ~ g g g ro occer bracket ; Derek Werner 19'1dgfOrd·lt•llln dtl Cllmltr·
Mou, P 0 o o o in the boys • 16-year-old H1a1llnQtOft "''· ~·;,, ., Totell 2' 0 , 0 MAS&. ' 1<1H1111M1... o.11est,ve11cou11er1 division; Debbie Neal in ~ ... '!' .. ~•.1111 d41f • O'Tool•·Stftdw• r II • ...._ ~ H•rtford 1 Lb 1 1 1 6 I ,,.., ._., • CWll!flols •11 000 t-4 4 I MIMIU ... lllmoreO e g r S 1 -yeat·O d ...,,,. tww.o.r-.. ooe ....... J ' SMtlleotSMAl'llonlo,HG •• roln cate1ory and Craig ~~:t::~. I.Ultra Cltl kllvltr·
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Baseball
Results
~ &o.auer allowed oo1I cme bit-a seventh ~ •lall.....-in lellCllAI COit& Meta Hip to a 5-0
lla.rbor area bafe~I ~ ove-r L_a Qulnta
l'rlday nlgbt al Tewlnkle Park.
lo another 1ame at
Tewlnkle, Corona del
Mar scored a run lo the
top or the seventh to edfe
Fountain Valley, 1.·0.
And in two Harbor
area games at Davia
Field, Newport Harbor
defealed University, 4.3
while Estancia beat HWl:
tington Beach, 5·2.
Roeauer had nearly
perfect control for Cost.a
Mesa, striking out five
and walking one. La
Quinta's hit came with
one out in tbe seventh.
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Racing
Entries
Saturday. June 28. 1975 DAILY PILOT Bfl
Coastal Area's
Golf for Women =·
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Ruby Ann Barker and fj
Donna Smlt.b each ~' ™UJ~ · scored a hole-in-one on ."' METHOD ~
"'"ST uu. tlOyerds 1vurOlcb the 137-yard seventh hole ~ , •
(1411mlnv. P\lrM $2lOO. CJ•lmlnt prtu at Big Canyon Country . ~. Str9ffnt N"' IWelk•rl 122 Club recently. " • ._ . · · l'meSurtTlll119 (Cerdo11) 119 I b tl b 11 f ,. · • I OllPl'IAIMrljtclCltrllMI 12' n a e e r a 0 ~-I~~~~ ...... ?.. . . ~.~!t!~~~:.r~l01,1 :~ foursome event on guest . , :'. .... ~. .. • LullMJoktr <My1n1 m day, low gross honors · " , , ,, · ~~;~~1~~~:.'!'~11 :~ went to Marie Fargo, 1 .. 1-:_ . ·,.';\ 1' :\' · ·~
Mr.&erC.t<lllR1c11erds1 122 Doris Love, Vera Golden .. ·!.·:". ~ ..... ~~1 ···· · """~'-'Y~~.:r~:/,1111, 122 (Los Coyotes) and Lucia ·• · ·<"-./ · ~. ~.
um111Hv11 1Tr1Hure1 122 Johnston (Mesa Verde j ·· · > ·1· • '· • s•COND •ACE. 3.SO y•rds. 3 year CC) 'th f . ,• 01ci.. Cellf-brtd. Clelmlng. Purse WI a SCOre 0 74. t.2000.Cl•lml119prlc1'3500. 1 • In net action, the win· =~~ l~~~J1 ,:; ning foursome posted a
sc.1..ou11Jr <Dreyer > 111
1! 57 and included Ruby l'c*lt RICI IAdelrl , e.v.nCltlc <Brook•> m Ann Barker, Marilyn
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AIMING FOR A STRAIGHT SHOT
Aiming a golf shol does not have to be a problem.
ISie's OOUOle ITreesurtl 11• 59 Dally Piiot St.ti Photo The Eunuch ICerdote) 122 3 .
Corona del Mar's Gteg
Miller also pitched well,
allowing ~ountain
Valley only five bits HILL AND HARBOR CAPTAINS -Captains of the winnipg teams
while striking out five in the Hill and H~bor tennis' league for 1974-75 flash smiles. In
and walkin1 none. front are .Nola Schneer and Nancy Plows of Tustin. Second row.
FOURTH RACE.~· v•rds. s vear Third place went to oldi & up. Allowanct. Puoe UAOO. • • 'P•lleo'sBarlRlch•rdsl tr. Marge DuBois, Nina O.ndy 01n• <Myles) 122 H k (l · C t
Thue is a simple mettiod which m;ikes i~a~y. First,
stand behind the ball and line it up wit the target.
Then. standing beside l e ball, sigh( a se ond line ro
some objc..:t on the sid~ of the fa irway. his second
line should be al right angles lo the larg I line.
Now when you line up for your sh t , place the
clubhead behind the ball so that il faces down the
target line, while your feet and body are facing the
object you sighted on the side of the fairway. Bo th
your clubhead and your body will be properly set for
Llltlt Oupe (TrHsurel 119 aDDe e rvtne OaS
Newport Harbor came •Donna Gosselin and Carol~ Arritt of Tustin. Third row: Jo
up with four runs in the Coats of Mission Viejo and Peggy Ogden of Balboa Bay Club.
~:~::+~::n~.11",, :~ CC), LuRcybSchoplin and SneakAt1ac111Hart> 122 Jane o ertson (El
~:rf~~~'<':C.~lri :~ Niguel CC) with a score
first inning to nip --~~~~~~~~~~~~~....;;_~~~~~~~~~__:_~~~~~
University. All four
Newport. runners who
scored had walked, with
the key bit being a two-
ruil double .by Doug
Kanen.
Fll'TH ltAC I!. 3SO yards. 3 year Of 60.
~:!:Q!"cC::1~~~-Purse$6000. 122 A tie resulted for ;i straight shot. 43_
JetSpk1lAda1r> m fourth place at 61 with'-----------------------~ Ale<hlc llknksl 122 M S · h M Thln11Go1d <er .. 9er1 111 arge mat . ay ~: ~!::;";i~:;:::1> ;~ W t;inert (Be l Air CC}, ,--S-co-re-1n-,p-1-te_o_f_t-ra-p-s.-b-u-n-k1-r-s,-r-o-ug-11-an_d_d_o_w_n-h1_ll_h_es---.-1-lh-
A·i.<oops 0.llQht (Hartl 117 M 1che1 e R 0 h e and . the help Arnold P1lmer Olfers )'OU '" ll1s boohlet. "Trouble Meditation Users Claim
Goltt (Oroerl tt9 K lhl R ·iz (S Shots:· A copy is yours tor 20c along with a stamp'ed, self.
Estancia scored its
two decisive runs
against Huntington
Beach in the fourth ln·
ning, when Rick Valiere
had a sacrifice fly, and
Rick Taube lined a tun·
scoring single.
Performances Increase
C..rdundLttters ILlpnaml 111 a een awl er 8D· addressed envelope sent to Arnold Palmer, 1n care of this newt· A·ThrHOll'sWlld(Wetson) 12' ta Ana CC} on one team. paper.
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Dorothy Nido and Pat JC.
versen were the winners
with Cathy Bauman and
Wanda C hris tensen
second.
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By HOWARD L. HANDY
OI IM Dall! .. llot Sgff
Trans~endent a l
meditation gives inne r
peace of mind, m ore
energy, more creativity
and more intelligence tt>
people who simply want.
to get more out of life ac·
cording to those who
follow its teachings.
Norman · Zierold of
South Laguna Beach is a
m ember. of the Intema·
tional Meditation Society
and a devout believer in
the value of TM.
"Studies have -been
made of people who
meditate and in all
cases, it increases their
performance, whether it
is on the athletic field or
in some other form of en·
•• r 3 0 : ~ deavor.
1 o •"There ar e som e out· ~ : standing athletes u sing
' o it, including Joe Na math, ~ ~ Willie Stargell and others
: : and all claim it has
o o helped them in their pro-
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-zieFeld-was-a-writer
when be was introduced
to TM and after he start·
ed with it, he became so
fascinated that he went Ulllvtrslty (J) .. ' Nurrey,ss l t Soeln, rf . 3 O
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He has taught more
than -1,000 people in the
Orange Coast area since
his return.
"We have a seven-step
program that begin s
with an introductory lee·
lure o utlinin g the
benefits of TM," h e s ays.
"The second session
gives one an insight into
what our t eaching is all
about and how it differs
from other forms.
"The third s tep is an
interview with the
teacher.
''Next we begin actual
t e a c hing, a privat e
session between student
and teac h er for 1 \6
hours.
''The final three s teps
are followup sessions.
After that we have re-
gular checkup sessions
to insure correct medita·
lion.
"As a safeguard , we
ask our students l o come
in once a m onth to have
their meditation
checked."
One converted student
of TM in this area is
Newpor t H arbor High
t e nnis sta.r Scott
Thomas .
"It has given me a lot
more ener gy," h e says.
"I sleep a lot less and
play tennis a lot better
but the main thing is that
I have a l o t m ore
energy.''
Thomas and UC Irvine
student Tony Stockman,
a former Newport team·
m ate, began TM ttaining
together about thr ee
months ago.
"I was in a bad slump
a nd m y p arents h ad
heard about TM and en· ;:~~~!'::f1 :~ Gabby Bailey and Marge Lila McHugh and Fran
couraged me so I went Mr.Moon~Hn lLll>h•ml 11'1 McCaslin e (Pa uma Stewart.
into it and it has helped ~o1e·so..r99r !Hartl 121 Valley CC}. In sixth place with a 52
me a gr ea l de a 1 , • Chick Doolin IAda1r1 119 Mil S were Marge Hayes, Ellie • ~BSt•rrlBani.sl 11q e ftllClre Thomas says. He plans o.ckA Bar 1R1cnards> m · , Kitson, Ann Gazda and · tt d · th · Top Top1oreyer1 '" Millie Hayes was the Pal Iver son . o n a e n l n g e Holstv vo1n Ber <W•11d 1 122 University of Houston in A1so111111»11 winner of a three blind Q-aclill
the fall. or1111n, Man 1 <Lie>hamJ 119 mice tournament at Mile ~ A-Specie! Notice (Mylesl 119 . How long does he eruceTvierEntrv Square Golf Course this
m editate each day? o ~edv~".'"J'~c:.~s~ya;d~·~v:·: week with a 69. Second
''I am 19 years old so I , s161,ooo. TM Golden State Futur11v. place in A flight went to
SI x t h R u n n In O. N lH d t 7 meditate for 19 minutes Roo.vc..rona !Treasure> w e owar a 2.
twice a d ay -before ~:~1~s':!,';:~~f:h~~> :~ In B flight, B<?bbie
breakfast and before din· Rov•ttvAuured <H•rt> 120 Webb was the winner
ner." =~~~~~:~;~~ iwai~onl !~ with 73, followed b y
New York Jets players Je1Spv 1cardo1111 120 Ilamae Whit e. (77),
are firm believe rs in TM. j~~.!~1:.~~~==~er> :~ Billye Meyer (79}, Helen
Flanker Eddie Be ll B·Wind'f'sRequeu<0reyer1 ix Olisar (80) a nd a tie EIGHTH RACE. 3SO yards J vnr bet R M"ll d says 20 minutes of TM Olds. Claiming Purse $2000. c1a1m1ng ween ose l er an
hasthesam erelaxingef· prico 3soo Helen Jones (81 ).
feet as seven hours of ~~=,",t~~~~~::•1 :~~ Leela Bra nde won C
sleep. He says he used to g::g~r:0~~~~;:,» 111 flight with 75, .followed
be an overactive person u111eA1>ove 1c1e,,~se1 :~ by Eleanor Smith (83).
but TM calmed him ~1;'!~~~:~:~:~:~1 ::~ Helen Schwella, Ruth down. ProwterlR1ct1ards1 119 Joy and Gail Boozell Ber Mesa Gal IL1e>ho1m I 117 (85) ''I'm more relaxed Ton10Barsv1c1wa1son1 122 •
now. The Other day NINTH RACE. •OO yards. 3 veer In D night the winner Olck & up Cl•1m1nQ. Purse Sl'IOO. J ' Namath a sked me if I c1a1m1ngpr1cu 1600 was une Hamor at 84,
felt different in rela· ~:~~t,~~nsro::v•e"r~sl :g followed by B arbara
lionship to other people Mr. ThreeSlraws (L•ph•m) 119 Stewart (85), June Dun· JetBarNonelC•lll 122 (86 ) d t ' and I told him I did. He Joyous Valentin• 1wardl m Can an a 1 e sai..I "e did too. ReQUtSI Llllle ear (Hart) m between J ean Buchanon """'' Repid FllQM (CardoH) 122 d B · S Id' "Namath says it not Je1ra1en1 lMy1es> 119 an ernice pa m g
In a two-day eclectic
tourname nt Cor the
women's club at Hunt·
ington Seacliff Country
Club, Joan Weaver cap-
tured first place in the
first flight with a 64.
Gery Hege and Lor-
raine O'Neill tie d for
second at 66, followed by
Helen Cowd e n (67 ).
Virginia Lambert (68)
and a tie between Nancy
Ray a nd Evely n Rice
(70).
In the second flight,
Beverly Emerson was
the winner with 65,
followed b y V.i viao
Troutman (66), Gloria
Boland (68), Barbara
Metkovich (70), Roberta
Andrews (71 ) and a lie at
72 betwiin Dolly Secord
and Alice Hubbard.
Mudon l'iejo nl rr l h. l . Mid Poise IRicnuds) 119 (87) 0 y a ec s lS p aymg Counly Falllom ICruoer> 119 L . T b
but it a lso affects his en· enore an erg cap· It was g uest day at
Adria n Warre n a nd
Ruth Hunter captured
the filth flight with Elsa
Wise and Dora Vansgnes
second. The fifth flight
went to Kay McChesney
and Lenny Ernstahl with
Jule Kee and Virgini;t
Blacker in the runnerup
spot.
S""'" Aun
Alice Hall and AJ enc
Boyle tied for lop honors
in A m ght in a better
nine tournament at San-
ta Ana Country Club with
scores of 35 r ecently.
Biba Shinn was next with
36.
In B flight, Mary
Stradling was the winner
with 33, followed by
Rosalee Hart (35 ) and
Mary Varley (36).
Gloria Child captured
C fli gh t with 35 1h,
foll owed b y Fran celt
Fernandez (36112) a nd a
tie b e tween Gladys
Bemis and Fran Carter tire life. He feels better tured E flight with an 84 Mission Viejo Country
and plays better.'' L Al with Loraine Spat and Club this week with aJow ·
Zierold te lls of six ex-OS Rhea Bowden tied for ball of foursome touma· In D fli ght , J ewel
peri men t s t h at were second at89. menttaking over. Wynn was the winner.
(37).
made recently. R } Costa Metta Virginia Bransby, Kay with 35• followed b y
.. First, athle tes in· esu ts Sally Owsley was the Croen, Denise Griffin Irene McKerlie (351h), s tr uct ed in TM improved Ginny Bennett (36) and a . winner in A flight in a and Jac kie Galbraith tie between Louise
t heir running time in the selective nine t ourna· were on the winning
SO-m eter d ash by .l2 mental Costa Mesa Golf squadat60. Nyberg and M o llie
d h "•r ,,1•av Harvey (37112). secon s w ere as COQ· c1 .. r. Tr•o , .. t and Country .Club with a Phyllis Hoffman and trolled subjects not using FIRST uce -3SO y•rd~ 2 yur scoreor27 _ S haron Lewter with In a stroke play event~
TM · d b old meodens. Purse I 1900 C · K · · th improve Y .01 over Dlc••v's or .. m Alice Derby finished guests finished second at onme m z1e was e
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the sam e period. ~':r~ <Trmure> iuo 1;.: ; : second in A flight with 28 65 with Fran Risle and gross victor in A flighL
"Those athle t es who 0ou1>1eo1rec1 IBrooksl •.oo ·and Marianne Holt was guests third on matching with 86. In net action,
began a regular practice l:z:;;~'~2 Truckle Wh•tk•n. SN third with 28 ,12 _ scor ecards afte r posting Alice Hall was firs t with
of TM during a six-week Miu. Runn1n11 Teb, crier~ 10 Betty Brown won B a s imilar 65. 72. followed by Maxine
P e r i 0 d s h 0 wed Ch•nc•, Brother Taylor, Oiekeys T . d r Duggan (75) a nd J a<:kie SocME•r.GoA1uroE•11t• !lig ht with 301.-'l with wo t eams tie or ' T-'t . 21 4 s 2 le_..,, .......
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Fall, 77-70
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.BobAbbeywillreturn Collier t eamed with significanll~grheaterimd· t-~~IE~~.~,~~~:r·sDfwm & Phyllis Stafford second fourth a t 66 with Voelkl (76).
from Pebble Beach and DickKronmanonat.hird proveme~t mt e stan · at3l. Maur een Younkin , Mary Stradling won
the California st.ate am· squad, all at 63. mg long Jump_ than non· oe!s~g>a~~1~:~r~':~.rds.3vm Maxine Ass mus and Honey Carroll a nd Helen gross in B flight with 9S.
ateur golf tournament to In the next spot at 64 . co,n.trolled s ubJects. . . Go90••k Eileen Wilson tied for Marmaud teaming with Net winners included
In t t r I t ITreesunl 7.20 4.20 2.llO Robbi Sylvest e r (77) defend his Potlikker were Al Blair and Harold a es 0 . agi 1 y, 01oevsF1re Risk <Brooks> s.oo 3.20 first in C flight with 31 a g uest on one squad. e
tourney crown over the Christe nsen. ath~etes were timed on 1<1~~~~;:' cor•ver> J.oo with Vi Theiss next at Betty Cate and June Poff and a tie at 78 betweM
July 4th holiday a l In a better ball of their s peed . around a A1sor.n -P1 .. d10Ru1er.oandv's 3Htz. · teamed with two other June Corie and l<a~
MeadowlarkGol!Course foursome eve nt for course ~r five poles. ~~',d•~·~C:ge•~i:J~~'ds.h&ar Connie Neske won D guestsontheotherteam. Rawitzer. ' inHuntin~onBeach. . mixed couples, the win· Afte r s l x . "'. e e k.s o f o•ds.c1a1m1no. Purnmoo. flight with 27,h a nd Carol El Ni I Frances Fern anded
A full field of 225 will . ning combine or Mr. and g~nera l training. a l<;>ng ~~=~~rocket •.oo 3.20 2.60 Ross finished second gue and Anda Livingston~
participate in the three· Mrs. Hank Holderwest with TM , !"e d1tat&ng ~C:8f.~~~~"::~, u> t: with 2 9 . Bet t Y M ax in e Nevin and for gross honors in (!
dayeventthatbegins Ju· with Mr. and Mrs. AJec a_th.l ~te s improved T1me-1u1 Blakemore a nd Nina Cha rlene Cramer won a flight with 91. Glori~
Jy 4 and will be run in Temoshek had a n et of s 1gmf1cantly m~re ~an A:,:1~ ;; ... ;;.!"J!;" Folly, Pretend Danielson tied for first in better ball of partners F1eming was the net vit
five handicap flights in 58. the non-m e ditatin g P'OURT"uca -e7oy.rds.lym Eflightwith 27. tournament at El Niguel tor with '79 a nd Marlatt
addition to• the cham· athlel~s of the controlled t~!(l;!1~~r•nc1. P,~~~\~· u> Eileen Wilson broke 90 Country Club recently. 82Wilde r finishe d second'
pionship flight. Second place w ent to group. 01dt~1111e <Treuu••I uo 3.oo for the first time when . ·second place in the -Mr. and Mrs. Harold "The h eart r at e of Amt<lc.n0tn1 <Auir> 3•00 first flight went to J ane idelle Faison won th!! /tie.a t'erde Christ e n sen with Mr. athletes was m easured. l:z:~s.~ Gew•men. L1t11e Go ~~~Uyp.osted an 89 r e· Robe rtson a nd Eileen D flig ht g ross awartl
Mesa Verde Country and Mrs. w i 11 i am during standardized ac.' Fl:fn~~:0~~;o ~=='.~ -,.ar Mesa Verde Schuhmann. wit h 1 1 2 . E il een
Club will host its annual Weidner at 59. tivity and a!ter six weeks otds.A11-•nce. Purws.tooo. Martha Turne r and McKerlie and L oui~
bl J 1 9 'th of TM, m e d·1·tators B•uesucceu Three teams tied for Ann Wr1'ght won the Ny berg t1'e d fo r n:i pro scram e u y WI . Three teams tied at 61 101r1u.1 .o . .o 11.«> •.20 f ' t · bl v between 40 and 50 with Mr. and Mrs. s howed a significantly Min&u•AnBo fCr•A90'' u1 u> irs in a scram es second flight with honors with 80, follow
Southern California PGA Marvin Johnson teamed lower heart rate activity, R~ir,,:.no_":,~:~•rt> 3'40 tvoudrnacment. aCtl bM e.stha· Charlotte Lowe and Jean by He le n I s bell a l\1!
P-partic1'pating. •Wl.th u.e P a l Na.dos on indicating a marked im· Atso r•n -scrumino Jet. Go er e ounlry u Wl Raymond second. Marie Lenk a t 84 . ..: ..... na unwentect-, Mr. A1001 Solld's the deadlock broken by
In this event: the pros one. On another were the p r o v e m e n t i n Rocket. Mr. Roen oec~. Ru11v t b' ds .------------------------....c..,-. d "th 1 b card1'ovascular act1'v1'ty. CM•, o.sortGtm ma c mg scorecar · are pa1re Wt cu Jim Humphries and s VTM ·Ac• 3'"' ~ > I r· t 1
bl ''Athletes w e r e ........ -..,y .... s. YM' n irs pace were members in a scram e George Woodwards. On olds & uP A11ow•nc1. For 11111os &
tou t me as ured on vi t a l rne rtt.Pursu6000. Barbara Malick, Lu mamen . the third squad we re the s.111nto4nst11t1 R b"nso d B b capacity-the maximum 1Tr1uure> >.AO uo 2.«> o l n an ar ara
C.•ta /tlaa i~~e ~:ar~~ys a nd the amount of air they could ==Go°:~~.'.~d•lr1 H o ~:: Pond with 50o/.a.
inhale in one breath. T1me -11... Second place with the Youngsters still have
time to join the junior ·
101f class at Cost.a Mesa
Goll and Country Club. Head proressional Skip
Whitte t or Fountain
Valley MUe $Q u are Golt
Course and club mem·
bers Bob Cra ger a nd
Dale Taylor participated
ln the Coronado Country
Club pro·a m enrly this
week.
The lessons arc 1tven
on Tb9r1day afternoon
beginnJ.Dg at 2 with a $1
chal'lf! each session !or
balll and inatruc\lon.
Tbe weekly golf class
(91' adults ls being con-
ducted Wednesdoy
nlpta at '1 : 30 "itb a new
....... just under way.
£1N'9ttel
In a partner's better
ball event at El Ntiucl
Country Club, a U~ re-1ultecrtor flnlplace .
Rtcb Gouin and John Hopton were on one
tum; Ray Hendcnoo
aed Pbll Eriksen on another: and Wllbur
A full romplement or
234 players participated
ln a 1lxsom~ scramble
lhl5 week on men's guest
day al Irvine Coast
Country Club.
Green re~s and
refreshments were todl-
pll ment.I of th~ Cl\lb In
the event that ls staged
three Umu each yc•r.
...
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Those athletes who prac· Also nn -Merry Mevor, Duel same score went to Ceil
i d TM . d Miu, Juniper B•r Min. w11at• Brown, Arlene Verfurt.b,
t Ce lncrease Oealre, M1rqul1tt11, Mery Jet, Cutt 'NC1ever Doris Buckles a nd s ignificantly more on " uAcTA .......... , .... """ a Barbara Ashley. Third vital capacity than tho willl,.s.eeree11y,,.1o•u•
non·medit.at.ors of the ssv•NTM uu -3so yar<B. 3 place with another SO:V..
controlled group. r.:rO:::•Ab11.. Purse s10,ooo.oded. went to Sylvia Campbell,
"And last, an lQ test ~•''°' May Thompson, Becky
was administered to 30 ~~l,.. IRlc,..rctt> • '° t: ~:!: WR 3 Y ak n d M a r Y
athletes before and after E1e11,..ein 1we11ftf' 1 uo anama er.
six weeks or pre-season ~:',;;'!.:'.!.rrtemt. A1'• Allbl Fourth Place was
training. ot these, 15 re-••OMTMRaca-uoyerdt.,.,_. again determined on
1 1 t.. d TM *''~·ei•1m1119.~rw.,..,. matching scorocards gu ar Y prac ice ~,:.=;~ 1uo uo uo ofter two teams fired a and 15 did not. At the end ...,....,"'"" 11,tl!flWftl ~oo i..o In r .-.a. Shirl of prc·season training,. ~·1et1ef'lff cwetk.,> uo 51. OUn.u were cy
t ti h d th t ~1nw -u... Kinder, Peg Jacobson, re· es ng s owe a u uaCTA ,,... .. , o .. .-• Maagie Smith and Vickie the IQ of the meditating .....,. .• ,., ... ,,_w,,u.• u •r. •
at. h l et es increased · •••nt •AU -"° yerd * .,..r~•.;;..;;.;~~~.;;_------..-..J ........ Cl•l<!'lnt ~"4~100. I .... significa ntly more than M11Kt1< C111c
th no d t t ti (~) uoo uo J.10 e n ·m e a ng ~O'CMow CH•rtl •• "° athlelCJ... . ... ~.,.,, lu,Mml ,.
Purther information • !',':';.:-!.!. ~1141 c."* "'"" about Transcendental ~.,, .. ot11Mftd, a1.1111v • ..._ Meditation may be L.ltMl'lflct ..._Mr. ll•MY ~. o-ei.-. Clleri'!,._.. >
gained b y conlacllng .. UACTA .._te• Clllk a ..
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DAttVPILOT Sllurda June 28. 1975 ,.
Tonight's
TV ffighlights
6ames Sta~y Ple-'iilg IJp His Career .,,.
'
ABC ( 7 ) 9 : 00 -"The Glass
Menagerie.'' The highly acclaimed TV
version of Tennessee Williams' first ma-
jor play with Katharine Hepbl.tl"n and
Sam Waters ton in the leading roles.
Joanne Miles and Michael Moriarty both
w o n E m m y a w a r d s f o r t he i r·
performances as the crippled daughter
and her ''gentleman caller."
NBC (4) 9:00 -''Goodbye, Again."
Ingrid Bergman is torn between Yves
Montand and Anthony Perkins in this 1961
movie drama based on the novel by Fran-
coise Sagail.
CBS (2 ) 10 :00 -"Moses -the
Lawgiver, Part 11." Burt Lancaster plays
the titJe role in this second episode as
Moses returns to Egypt and demands ..
Pharaoh free the Israelites.
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TV DAILY LOG
Soturday
Evening
JUNE 28
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WNW tf s,.rts Las Yttas 0 Wild Wild Wm m Randy Shields vs
(10) Nftl1 * Centavito Hernandez W llltwit: "KtJt •I Ille Ki•1do111" Live from the Olympic
(dra) '45 -Greaorr Peck. I a.ms fro• Ille OtJllPic
Q) MM~ C..1t1y ~al ~ Ji • ., Dt.u Sllow ltf1••• rit. "Torment"
H:.l AssiSHMll Aalerica I 're•in r ...
W ~ It M«lrllli 9:30 1j) Cl) (j) lob Newlllrt S11n
Br• SlHlts l'o, ;., Ille CoullJ
5;30 'l )lltws (6J NYPD
6; lllllt llasc.als m C..lby ~
,10/ Me¥tt: (90) """"9tre to Co" 10:00
(drl) ·59 -Geotcr Nader, 0 SEE BURT LANCASTER EE taitt1m Sedal q,t Nalwillt Mutic * IN HIT DRAMA EPIC
W TM w., It wa "1946 Aimr MOSES THE LAWGIVER
Navy Football Gu11H 0 @00 (j) ~ MeMS -I~ c.lf CWta(t Tiie Lnp,s Pllt 11.
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'Embryo' Features Fetus
LOS ANO ELES (AP) -Of all the science fiction
creatures he has devised for movies, says makeup
artist Dan Striepcke, the most challenging is man
himself-as a growing, unborn fetus.
Striepeke, who transformed men into monkeys
for" Planet orthc Apes" and its sequels llas devised
lifelike fetuses that play a large role in lt.e upcoming
movie, "Embryo." • Starring Rock Hudson as a research scientist.
and Diane Ladd, the film is of the old love·story-in-
tbe-laboratoTY lalre, but is based 00; the con·
t.rovenial new lielcl o( fetal research.
In the movie, an experiment is growing embryos
in the Jaboratory -ratheT than inside the mother's
womb -ion "totally out or control," say lhe pro·
~ tbe laboratory sequences, s aid Strlcpeke,
., "we bad to recru~ life as it is in embryonic , " .
---.;;,·at meant b....., artificial embryos in a
variety of 1i~n -80IDe tA them only inches long -
and fip:riPI out wajs to make them move and
tc1uinn reeU1Ucally.
ISy 808 THOMA.A
LOS ANGELES (AP) -"lt WH really a 'trip'
to b:ive this whole thing happen te me. 1 still find it
hard to believe. ·
"But I've always conquered problems before in
my life. I think I can hundle this one.••
James Stacy was tu.king the sun on the porch of
his rented house in Malibu, with the PaciCic surf
pounding the sand a few yards·
uwuy. At 38,· he remuins as
handsome as when he slarre(l in
the CBS TV series "Lancer" and
·in Disney's "Summer Magic"
opposite Hayley Mills."
He wore no shirt., and the
stub of his left arm extended six
inches from his shoulder.
The ten pant leg was empty.
A POWER FULLY BUILT STACY
six -foote r wbo insisted on doing his own' stunts in
films, his life nearly ended the night of Sept. 28,
1973.
He and a woman companion were riding bis motorcycle down Benedict Canyon when a car hit
them head·on. The woman, Clair Cox, was killed in-
stantly. Stacy's left arm and leg were severed. He
was in critical condition for days:
He survived. Three weeks after the accident be
. faced the press at UCLA Medical Center and re·
marked : · ·
"1 remember shaking my head and saying, 'Oh,
no '. Oh, no~' My feeling had always been that death
I could lake; being maimed was not part of my life plan . . . ·
North to AlaSka · ·
For John Denver
NOME, Alaska (AP )
-Singer John Denver
has ended a two.week
working trip lo Alaska
filming an ABC
television program on
whale hunting and polar
bears.
Denver, who appears
occasionally as guest
host on the NBC Tonight
Show, was in Barrow, ·
Prudhoe -Bay, Point
Hope, Shishmaref and
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of a person I tvould tum out to be. I decided to llv~ so
I could1ee what lhY Ulewouldbellke .•. "
Top Holl)'wood stars Crom Barbra Streisand to
Frank Sinatra jotnt!Cl in a benefit lo raise !\lnda tor
Stacy.
Afterward be <Usappeared from pubUc view.
There wer.c... reports thtt he was filming a
television documentary in which experts would
· teach him skills -Jean Claude Killy with skiing,
etc.
Without tanfure Kirk Douglas hired Stacy lo
play a western newspaper ellilor in a Parmamount
film." Posse."
J N HIS FIRST interview since the accident,
Stacy described v. hat ba.s been happening to.him':
"Oh, I've ~een busy. I've been aU over for the
television special -to London, West Virginia,
· Georgi;1, Arizona."
"I used the money from Ute benefit to fmance
the special, and it's just about used up. I think it will
be good, and Jack Haley Jr. head of 20th Century-
Fox television is in New York-right now to make a
sale.
"I've also been writing a lot. 1 will have a book
about· the whole experience, jncluding .how the
special was made, and I'll also publish some of my
poems. I've always written poetry.
• ''l 'VE BEEN WORKING with my new leg, and
it's coming along very well. Had to go to London to
have it fitted ; it was made in England.
"I practiced with it for a week and a half there,
and I'm still teaming. It's very painfµl al first.
~cause you ha veto build UP. a callus.
·•1 also have an arm, but I don't like it much. It
operates from the back muscles and has a spring on
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I'm also 1oing to do a Movie of the Week. :
"l'VE GOT OTHER plans, too. 1 want to pro-
duce and direct ntms, and I'm working on some
nories." Stllcy admitted that hii; outlook has not a~wuys
lM!en so optimistic. · . . "Five months after the accident I wa.s lmpossi.
ble," he reflect~d . . ·' · • "It just didn't seem worth going on. Peop1e
helped me to get over that stage. People have bec.ll
wonderful. It was har d for me to. form close relll'
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"How did I get over my depression? 1 reached
one conclusion: you can make it just as tough ol)
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lo com~unicate. I was no longer so selll~h w~t~
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" \t: Now that Michael Landon ls bot •••bl ha
UUJe Kou e on tbe Pr1lrte1 .. I'd Uke to know laow
1001 be WH In "Bonaua." Alao, ts be marrtedf
Doe• be have any children? And bow else ha• be rJ~a~:. dues in show business? -Mrs. L. ToJ'que,
A: The popular uctor, born in 1936 in Forest HJ~ls, N.Y., was a high school javelin star who re-
ce1ved 42 college athletic scholarship offers before
he accel?ted one from USC. There a torn ligament
f'"ced him out of active participation and be reluc-
tantl)'. dro.pped out. During this low period, while
Jabonng m a Los Angeles warehouse, Landon J~~ed a contract with Warner Bros. and attended ~1r acUng school. / -: He advanced to minor roles in films and on live
W . But it was an appearance on the Westefn
Aeries, "Restless Gun," which inspired its prodµcer
~cast him in "Bonanza," a series that gave him . . -----------------------------------~ · · 'Glad You Asked That' .. .. • ~~--------------------------ate•dy employment for 14 years. He'~ also written incl directed several TV segments, appeared on
vafiety and lallf shows and hosted the Johnny
Carson Show. •
: Michael is m arried and lives with his wife Lynn
bl .Beverly Hllls, Calif., with a cast of six children -
two hers, two his and two theirs.
: Q? Isn't President Ford's younge1t dauabter,
$usan, golnt steady with rock star Rod Stewart? -
tfyra Post, Staten Island, N.Y.
: A: No. Susan met Rod just once, when he
performed a concert in Washington. They chatted
iriefly in the wings and she invited him to call at the
White House some time. But he hasn't made it yet
-.-his road tour has been almost as hectic as Henry
Kissinger's.
Q: How many movies dJd George Raft make In
bis fabulous career? And did he ever appear ln a
Broadway show? -Mrs. WUma Erbe, PasadeDa, eaw.
A: Yes. George (who made a raft or pictures -
~er a hundred ) also appeared in two Broadway
hiusical revues: ·'Gay Paree" in 1925 and "Palm
Beach Nights" in '26. He carved the tough guy im-
•ge later, playing a gangster in the 1932 Hollywood
tila8Sic "Scarface," starring Paul Muni.
··. Q: What T V critic offered tbls astute observa·
..fl.Oil? "Those detective segmen&s on TV alWllYS end
,at'preclnly the right moment -alter the criminal 1J arrHted anCI before the court turns him loose."·-
e\.11 Merrill, Oakland, Calli.
:~ A: No critic. It was Robert Orben -President
'ord's gag writer.
~ Q : Didn't the actor who played Hitler once also
~-Pope Innocent? -Mrs. Denise Carr, Tucson,
.• ··A : Yes, both were played by Sir Alec Guinness.
}?a'tamount cast Guinness as the Naii dictator in .
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' Shaded by an umbrella, actress ·Cyqill
Shepherd cools off with an ice pop while
waiting in the humid Brooklyn heat to
shoot a scene for a new movie, "Taxi
Driver," in which she co-stars with Oscar
winner Robert De Niro.
"Hitler: The Last Ten Days," and the 12th century
Pope Innocent III In "Brother Sun, Sister Moon."
One of the most fa mous face-makers in films , Sir
Alec has distinguished himsel! in many contrasting
roles throughout his career, jumping from Father
Brown to Fagin in "Oliver Twist" lo Disraeli in
"The Mudlark" from King Faisal in "Lawrence
of Arabia" to Charles I in "Cromwell." He has
given memorable performances, both dramatic
and comedic. in more than 30 pictures.
Q: Wasn't Esther Rolle, star of the "Good
Times" TV series, brought up in poverty? -
Carmen Tecita, Hialeah, Fla.
A: The actress smiles at such an assertion. "We
were so rich in the areas of love and sharing and
happiness," she recalls, "that I never realized I had
been poor until I grew up! "
Se11d your questions to Hy Gardner, "Clad You Asked
That," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa
92626. Marilyn and Hy Cardnf'T will answer as many ques-
tions as they can m their column, but Ifie volume of fnail
makes personal r eplies impossible.
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S.turdty. Junt 28. 1975 DAILY PILOT 87
You~· Boro•eope Sanda"
Sagittarius: Get Credit
_ 8VNDAV,IUNE%t
By SYDNEY OMARR
· illE8 (March 2l·Aprll l~): Accent now is on
liow to handle secrets, confidential information.
Your plans are subject to delay. Know it and have
aJternatlves al hand. .
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Friend with il-
lusions seeks your counsel. Be giving but realize it
is not construe ti ve to try to change people.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Friendly advice
now could result in profit. Gemlni, Virgo persons
could figure prominently. Be ready for change of
scenery.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Lunar cycle is
such that you make inroads in areas pr~viously
restricted. You could win popularity contest.
If Today Is Your Birthday you are intuitive, a
teacher, curious about life, sensitive, desirous of
security yet willing to try unorthodox procedures. ( GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Family matters
tend to dominate. Check legal documents. Be aware
of needs of one close to you. Take nothing for grant· .--;==================:;-ed.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your sensitivity
surges to forefront. You perceive potential; you
learn what others are thinking, and you locate key
which wins major points a nd influences people.
LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22): You get involved, pro·
fessionally a nd personally. There are levels or un·
derstanding, depth and you reach them.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): Finish what you
start. Deal aggressively with "loose ends." Get
together wiUa one knowledgeable about legal
angles. Leave nothing to chance.
LIBRA (Sept . 23·0ct. 22): Highlight originality,
creativity. Get to heart ol matters, especially in de-
alings with opposite sex. Your romantic instincts
are aroused. You also are sympathetic, protective.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Teach apd learn.
Trust hunch -follow through on it. Accent on
children, love, creative resources. Don't sign up for
long program with accompanying payments.
SAGl'M'ABIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your natural
qualities, talents, abilities are properly showcased.
You get c redit where due. You expand, broaden
horizons.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What appears
a restriction is merely a "caution light." Relative
who talks about dire events is talking, not reason-
ing. Know it and respond accordingly.
Reynolds Set
For 'Stunt Man' -LOS ANGELES <AP) porary action-comedy
-The movies' busiest written by Bill Kerby
actor, Burt Reynolds, is and Walt Green.
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will star next spring in Slov1k, wlll produce
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Sa urday. Junt 28, 1975
ly T.T.
Our three lop.notch lriviaddlcts -Bobbi-Jean
Ailcat, Max Fraley and Jolut Deu•b -pulled
farther ahead of the pack this week with a trio of·
perfect entries. Max regained sec:Qnd place when
his late card from last week arrived before the col·
umn appeared.
Last week's co-winners. Ed Sclu11etler and
Tracy Godfrey, were lied agall), this time for
second place with 10 correct. Sb.arlng third were
Chris Trela and the Howard Roark AU Stars both
hitting on nine questions. '
Today's contest is the finale of the first ball.
and for Bobbi-Jean it's purely academic since sbe's
.already wrapped up the title. Even if she didn't
enter and Max submitted another perfecto, Bobbi·
J ean would win by 1 Y'.i points.
The slip of the typewriter on the Raquel Welch
question <it was Carole Landis, not Carole Lom-
TRIVIA STANDINGS
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2 MaaFral•y l ll)
l . Jol\n Oo<19n 111 l 4 Ed S.Chmul~r C 101 5. Tr6<y Goclfr.,.,. c 101
l4J 14 Jonn Ru~11 <•> 7ll 1s. Lenelle Ro~nos1<y C7l n1 H•. O.nnh Jeffrey 'Yll , 17.LollaMolla (O'>} 118 MM\'ll 8•..,.ucto.tr
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Can a movie eompany
that loses $50 million in one year find happiness and
prosperity?
In the case of 50-year-old Columbia Pictures,
the answer ls yes.
Following its back-breaking debit or a couple of
years a10, the company bas staged one of the most
dramatic ol Hollywood comebacks since on·\be·
skids Frank Sinatra won bis Oscar !Qr Columbia's
''From Here to Eternity."
Evidence:
DURING ONE AP,RIL .week Columbia
amassed film rentals of $6 million, a company re-
cord. Four of the top 10 moneym'akers in ¥ay were
Columbia's -"Funny,Lady," "ShamJ>09," ''Tom-
my'' and "Breakout."
The mass release of "Breakout" brought
theater grosses of $12.7 million in three weeks,
representing a possible prqfit of $5 million.
What rescued Columbia from the abyss of
bankruptcy?
The answer. of course, is that Old Hollywood
saw: there's nothing wrong with the picture busi·
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oea tbat 1ood plctww can•t cure.
THE MAN WHO HAS guided the company's re.
co.very la David Beaelman, president or Columbia
Pictures 1lnce Sept. 4, 1973.
He repreaenta tbe new mana1ertai breed la the
lnduatry -welt·educat~. low-key. perauaalve
rather thaa autocratic. Ulte many ot,today'1 pro-
ducen, ha, Wal an a,ecii; he made' deals fot top
talent as an executtvtlof CMA.
1 ''lt has been a natural step for agents to move
into production." Begelman explained in his
taatefUlly decorated office at the Blll'bank Studios.
"Major theatrical agents dealing with stars,
directqrs and )Vriters literally put pictwe prolects
together. They were, in effect, preproduceri~ but
they dido'• aetually produce. • •
..ONCE YOU BAD THAT trainine. it was a.
short step to producing. It was simply a matter of
understanding the rhythm of film making and ap-
plying taste and judgment.
"Also, an agent must master the a.rt of
persuasion, learning to work with people. With the
gr~wing independence. of actors, directors and
• . . ~-ALL WERE TOP FLJGlll' film makers, but lob~:
often they made films to fit quotas, not the movte:~
market. -;. :·. . ' Comrrdtrmen\i to the prod~ers have ended,.: g~ving Col\am¥ar mJ!"Y\Uid positjon. : • ·;
"Now we cdn ma.kt ~ for films on an tn•••
dividual basi9,"~aid Be;::an. ·:
"U Warre Beatty ' an idea for a movie, I'JJ.;
put him in a room and not et him out until ColumbtC;
has his picture. •::.
''We have been able to offer Mike Nichols °";;
conditions that would get him away from his pre.~
vious distributors. ~~
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bard) didn't throw anyone last week, though somE.
brought it lo our attention. Among those tri viophiles
moving up, besides Max, were Chris, Barbara
Delgado and Lotta Motta ..
Next week we'll post the.final standings for the
first half of 1975 and start everyone out even for the
second ha lf. Here's the last 10 questions for this seg-
ment. with the last one worth an extra point.
1. WHAT NIGHT CLUB did Desi Arnaz operate·
111 the I Love Lucy TV series?
2. Name the movie in which Gene Kelly danced
with J e rry the mouse. .
3. Who played Dorothy in the radio version of
"The Wizard of Oz?"
4. The lyrics from what number in ''Pal Joey"
were laundered before the song became a big com-
m ercial hit?
5. NAME THE ACl'OR who fought it out beside
William Holden until both were dead in "The
Bridges of Toko Ri."
6. Richard Conte. Eddie Albert and Ray Danton
were the three men in the leading lady's troubled
life in what movie?
7. For what newspaper did Steve Wilson work in
the Big Town radio series?
8. Name the two imbibing earthworms in the
comic strip Gordo
9. WHAT WAS ALLAN Sherman's parody of
.. Matilda" called ?
10. In ''A Streetcar Named Desire," Blanche
tells of her husband's suicide outside what night
club'?
Last Week's Answers
1. O. Soglow (Little King)
2. "One Million B. C." (Raquel movie)
• 3. Virginia (Liz' home state)
4. Jimmy Lydon (Henry Aldrich)
5. Strike It Rich (Heart Line)
6. I Don 't Know (Abbott and Costello)
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: &v VEA.NON SCOTT• months u a freahm~ W failed every subject. 1 l · HOLL paid attention but nothing Hnk in. So I quit to play t>e YWOOO (UPI) -Foshter Brooks ls u football in a nei1bborhood park and worted as a aeo~: the ubneducutcd , middle•aged; .:irHiouked Jumper on o bakery t.ruck. At 16 I work~ ln •pack·
• o su scribe to John Milton's theorem, ing plant.'"
Tbey ala() serve who only stand and wait." ' Brooks dlscovered it was possible to re· enter
Brooks be~ame a atar comedian at a~ M, over· high school I! he passed o slmple entrance examina~ '~~'t:t~·~'r~d'::e:~oo.reticareendr as a bro.adcaster, an tion. Fill~ wltb hope, ho isat down with ~ncil at the • . ucu on u u prochvlty Co1· the ready, rrape, Or JUnl"er 88 lhC CBl:le may have been.
• A HANDSOME MAN OF ENORMOUS
berscmal charm, .Brooks doesn't drink any more.
}Us vocabulary does not renect his early school de· parture. •
Broo~s is a.ccomulatin&: a small fortune playing
Americas lovable lush on television, in nightclubs and personal appearances.
.His ~lurred delivery of
straight lines in a fe\gned at·
tempt at sobriety has made him
a top attraction in Las Vegas
where he will play 20 weeks this year.
He has pa id his dues.
however, and candidly recalls
his past.
Recently, he presented the
Fr a n k S i n a l r a m u s i c a 1 qooic1
..TO SHOW YOU HOW EASY IT WAS, one
question asked us tO name 10 states of the Urtion,"
he said.
''Well, l knew one for sure. Kentucky. I lived in
that state. And I knew the neighboring states of In·
diuna, Ohio and Tennessee. I al~o put down Atlanta.
Georgia, Birmingham and Ala,bama.
.., nunked. When t told my father, he said, 'l
have eight sons and one of them can't name 10
states.·
"I tbJnk my father 'Was the great.est man who
ever walked the face of the earth. The biggest dis-
appointment of my lift! is he didn't live long enough
to see what success I'm eatjoying. Even more so,
that he didn't live to s<.-c me quit drinking.
"l'~I THRILLEDTJIAT MY CAREER is an ex-
ample lo other people who have known little or no
success in life.
S.tutdey. June 28, "5
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SANO.COLORED BUILDING NEARLY FINISHED AT LAGUNA HILLS MALL
Broadway Department Store to Serve South County Communities
Broadway Opelling Set
scholarship awards at UCLA at Sinutra's request.
Brooks was uQeasy about th~ assignment. "J know people 30 years old who think life has ~
passed them by . I never felt that w~y. You can't $9 Million~ Hills Faci l ity R eadied
· "IT WAS THE SECOND lime . in my life
t'd ever been on a college campus," he said.' ·"The
tirsl time w~s to Qroadcast a football game at the
University of Keotucky many years ago.
lose faith in yourself.
''Not having an education dot:sn't bother me
either. When l 'm on a tal~ show and somebody uses
a word I don 'l know, I just tell him to explain what
he means."
"But-then I haven't been on many high school
campuses, either. I skipped high school. I tfied, but I touldn't make it. ·
Brooks' essential kindness and dignity come
through when he performs as the lovable lush. And
so does a talent which failed to blossom until he was
almost 60. .. I altendea high school in Louisville for five
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C ~pistra~O Valley .. .
Residents Fight On
Having failed in their efforts to
win a court injunction against a
$3.6 million bridge construction
project frQm Attorney General
Evelle. Younger, Capistr~o
Valley residents are now asking
for assistance from San Juan
councUmco.
They are planning to ask the
council to issue a resolution op·
posing the Cal Trans project over
.San Juan Creek and seeking to
·• tectify the project" when the
council meets Wednesday night.
Rectification, according to
citizens group spokesman Jim
Vanderhoof, would entail r e
Term Given
In Laetrile
Smugg ling
SAN DJEGO CAP) -An
English teacher from Ti·
juana, Mexico, has been
sentenced to 90 days in jail
for smuggling $6,000 worth
or Laetrile into the 'United
Statet>.
Fernando Zamora
Bonilla, 24, was ordered
behind bars by U.S. Dis·
trict Court Judge Leland
Nielsen.
Bonilla pleaded guilty
May 19 to charges of
Laetrile smuggling.
Federal attorney
Herbert Hoffman said
Bonilla tried to slip across
the border with 2,000
tablets and 300 glass viaJs ot
Laetrile.
The drug is made from
apricot pits and is used in
other countries to treat
cancer. It is illegal in the
United States.
Art.P ageant
Need s Items
The Laguna Beach Festival of
Arts, Pageant of the Masters,
needs various used items such as
coat bangers, costume jewelry,
hats, wigs, hair pieces, shoes and
boots for the 1915 production of
tpe livine pictures.
• Persorls wflh items lo donate
may drop them off from 8:30 ,.m. to4:30 p.m . weekdays at the
FesUval of Arts office or
backstage al the Irvine Bowl, 650
Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach.
moval of dirt fill on both sides of
the bridge adjacent to Pacific
Coast Highway and iru;tead s~p
porting an offramp connecting
the coastal route with the San
Diego Freeway by means of con·
crete pillars.
The ,dirt's removal would r e-
move an unsightly mound run·
ning parallel to the ocean and
restore sea views formerly en-
joyed by homeowners living in
the valley, Vanderhoof say!;.
Although the bridge is half
completed. he insists the project
is reversible and would entail a
three month delay al the most.
Construction of lhe cement
span would cost an additinonal
$500,000 which would be offset by
$250,000 contingency fund in the
Cal Trans budget and eliminating
the need for landscapini( and
maintenance of the dirt fill sec·
tions, according to Vanderhoff.
Although he has considerable
support, particularly from the
Harbor Lane Homeowners As-
sociation, Vanderhoof failed lo
persuade Younger's o!fice.
Cal Trans engineers cited the
higher cost of cement span con-
struction a rid the doubtful
esthetic improvement over dirt
fill in basing their decision on the
project.
Youths H e ld
In Bur.glary
Worth $7 ,800
Two youngsters have been ar-
rested by San Clemente police
detectives in connection with a
burglary of $7 ,800 worth of
jewelry from the home of Milton
Derman, 4023 Calle Mayo, San
Clemente earlier this month.
The boys, a 1'2·year-old
Capistrano Beach youth and a
14-year-old from San Clemente
were surrendered to police by
their mothers.
Police recovered all the stolen
property. Det. Ardon Saunders
said today the ~epartment will
request that juvenile court peti·
tions be filed against the
youngsters on burglary charges.
Det. Saunders said police were
on the trail of the pair when the
mother of one learned of the in-
vestigation and consulted an at-
torney who advised her to sur-
render her son and the stolen pro-
perty.
Later as ,n officer attempted
to locate the other youth at
school, his mother came to the
station and turned over her son.
Saddle hac k Schools
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Former actress Betty Hutton
has returned to Portsmouth,
R.I.. where s he was cook in
chw·ch rectory last year. She
returned for health reasons.
Trip Offe r s
Chinese Art
View in SF
Reservations for trips to the
San Francisco Asian Art
Museum to see an imortant col·
lection of Chinese art may be
made now with the Laguna
Beach Museum of Art.
Director Thomas Enman will
gnide the trips to the San Fran·
cisco museum on July 22 and
Aug. 25. Cost of the trip is $73 and
includes air fare, tour bus,
luncheon and entry lo the exhibit.
The presentation due to return
to Peking soon, includes the
vauoping horse of Kansu and ex-
amples of the progression of the
Cllinese cuJ1ure from the
paleolithic age through the 14th
Century A.O.
On exhibit witl be the 2,000 year
old burial s uit of Princess Tou
Wan made of 2,156 squares of
opalescent jade sewn with gold
wire and the remains of the Lan-
t'ien and Peking men who lived
600,000 years ago.
Further information may be
obtained by calling the museum
at 494-6531.
Medico Fined
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Dr. Clif-
ford Marks. a psychologist who
pleaded no contest lo a charge of
submitting a fraudulent claim to
M~Cal, waa fined $1,000 and
placed on two years probalio~.
Municipal Court Judge David
M. Gill levied the (me and or-
dered Marks to make $11.852 in
restitution to the state health
care services.
Early Kimlergarten Planned
• ~A pilot pro1rom to nllo\\
ounger chlldren to atund kin·
ergorten wUl be launclled next
January a\_ two Saddleback
¥alley elementary schools.
Trustees of the Saddleback
VaUeJ Unlrled School Dlitrict
1pproved the trial program tbil
week. It will begin at O'Neill and
S.nJoaquln ElemeotarySchools.
Ac~rdln1 to Aines M~k. dis·
trlct coordinator of curriculum
development, any child who lt ~
yean old before Feb. t, 1918,
may 1l11rl ldnder11Tten lo
January, 1976.
The chense Is p.ermltted under
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new state legislaUon wbkh gives
school districts lhe opttoft ot PTO·
viding early nT"oHmeot In 1cln·
dergarten classes.
Parents must provtd•
transportatlop for \.beir student
to one of lbe two.-choolt otrerina
the program, however, trustees
dttided.
Maximum enrollment for the
early age klnder1arten claaes
wUl be sel at the usual kin·
dergarten enrollment ot 25. Jf
there is space 1vaUable after aJl
the Feb. 1 children a.re 1dm1tted,
the birth date will beexb:!Mkd to
Ma~h 1. '
Trustees also accepted the re·
commendation oC an early enroll·
ment committe~ that pal'ents
will be expected to meet with
school personnel prior lo their
child's udmlttance into the pro-
gram.
Jnfotmatton will be given as to
tht advantages and d1sadvont
talft of e.rb' admittance at that
rr.teUD1.
Elatla cblld will be individually
evalu.ttd by the members of the
school stair. The child's place·
ment ror the following year wiU
be beffd on lbal evaluaUao, dis·
trle!t. otnclal1 said.
The newest Broadway department store will
open to shoppers at the Laguna Hills Mall Aug. 4.
quick counter service to shoppers at the mall.
Built at a cost of $9 million, the three-story,
sand-colored structure anchors the west end or the
mall and is meant to serve the communities of
Laguna Beach, Irvine, Laguna Hills, El Toro Mis.
sion Viejo and San Juan Ca pistrano. '
A BROADWAY "ADVENTURER'S Club" will
provide world wide tours and travel arrangements
which which are chargeable to Broadway account
holders.
THE STORE JOINS SEARS, Buffums and J .C.
Penney's as the major department stores in the air·
conditioned mall adjacent lo the San Diego
Freeway.
The store will also house a hair salon for both
men and women. featuring dryers equipped with
earphones so that shoppers can watch TV or listen
to the radio while being coif ed.
Enclosing 164,000 square feet of floor space, the
Broadway will offer merchandise for men, women
children and the berne as well as provide a variety
A LIQUOR AND GOURMET section will
feature domestic and imported wines arid spirits
along with delicacies from all over the world.
Situated adjacent to the main store building
will be the Broadway Tire Center, an eight-bay
facility for tire sales and complete automotive
service.
of customer services. -
Among these is the Chafing Dish restaurant
which will offer regula.r hmches and dinners or
Capo District
Sla t es Swim
Activities
Recreational swimming and
swimming lessons will be offered .
this summer by the Capistrano
Unified School District.
Signups for swimming lessons
may be made from 1 to 4 p.m.
Satutdays and Sundays through
July.
Daily recreational swimming
js open from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. weekdays at the swimming
pools of San Clemente and Dana
. Hills High Schools. Cost is 25
cents for children under 17 and 50
cents for adults.
Adults may swim from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. Tuesdays al Dana Hills
and from 7 p.m . to 9 p.m. Wed-
nesdays at San Clemente High
School. Cost is SO cents.
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ING SIGNS ~''
Cost for Highway
Job-$2.6 Million
City engineering aides have
added up the potential costs for
widening Coast Highway through
Mariner's Mile in Newport
Beach.
The total lab would run at least
$2.6 million for a 12-foot widening
of the thoroughfare from a point
about 500 feet west of Dover
Drive to the Arches Bridge.
Public Works Director Joseph
Devlin said that actual construc-
tion comprises only a part o! the
$2.6 million and that right-of-way
purchase would be about
$743.000.
Building demolition and some
structure removal would add
$900,000 to the bill and the actual
paving about $982,000. '
Devlin stressed that the
estimates ate based on current
prices for such projects and that
inflation surely would add lo the
total as years go by.
City councilmen recently
changed the city's masler plan,
calling for the eventual widening
of the roadway. Projects current·
ly undergoing planning are being
undertaken with the additional 12
feet of width in mind.
Trustee Appointed
M~rianne Blank, a trustee of
Huntington Beach's Ocean View
School District, has been elected
to the board of directors of the
Orange County School Boards As·
socialion.
Mrs. Blank will represent
elementary districts on the four-
member board.
Hospital Group
Cites 7 Students
The 1auxiliary oC San Clemente General Hospital has
awarded seven $750 scholarships to local students studying
in the field or medicine.
Four of the scholarships are renewals of grants given to
students entering college last year.
The students are Carolyn Kole, studying occupational
therapy at San Jose State; Eric Lidke, stµdying medicine at
University of Utah ; Michael Viggianelli, studying medicine
at UC Irvine. and Dell Schweitzer, studying al the College of
Podiatric Medicine.
Initial scholarships were awarded to graduating high
school seniors David D. Neal of San Clemente High School,
Laurence C. Oliver of Dana HilWHigh School and Mario L.
Cuevas ofSaddleback College. '
Work B egins
O n Projects
At Hos pital
Bulldozers and graders have
moved onto the front yard of
South Coast Community Hospital
in South Laguna to start con·
struclion of a long-stalled park·
ing and landscaping project.
Bernard Carr, hospital ad·
ministrator. said the project has
been delayed for more than 18
months by mounds of red tape
and was nearly stalled again
Thursday whe n the CALTRANS
attempted to stop work because
of a drainage problem.
Carr said he hoped the project
would be completed by mid-July
but added, "I have Jong since
slopped being optimistic about
construction projects."
The area will provide parking
for a bout 85 ca rs and \\cill be well
landscaped, Carr said. Cost of
the project is about $45,000.
He said the project will include
a new sign directory for the
hospital ana adjacent medical
facility.
The area originally was torn up
in a multimillion dollar ex·
pansion of the hospital completed
this spring but, had been left bare
and unlandscaped.
Youths Riding
Bus to Beach
Seal Beach youngsters will be
riding school buses to the beach
this summer.
Huntington Beach high school
trustees have approved a $100-a·
week lease arrangement with the
City of Seal Beach for two 66-
passenger buses.
City officials said the program
officially started last week, and
buses will make four trtps each
day from the portion or Seal
Beach north of the San Diego
Freeway lo the beach area
downtown .
Sclwol Plans
Pancake Fe ed
The Glen Yermo Elementary
School drill team will sponsor its
first annual pancake breakfast
from 7 to 11 a.m. Sunday al Glen
Yermo School, corner of Los
Alisos and Trabuco Road in Mis-
sion Viejo. •
Pancakes. sausage, juice, cof-
fee or milk will be served.
Tickets at one dollar for adults,
50 cents for children under 12,
and those under five years .old
free, will be sold at the breakfast.
Proceeds will buy drill team
uniforms for those Wlable to ol·
ford them.
Firm Seeks VA Loan Okay
The lrvlne Company has applied for Veterans
AdmlnJstratlon home loan guarantees to be naila·
ble for homes which will be built in the new VUJa1e ot Woodbrtdge.
The company hH ~had VA loans available in
rttebt years, said spokesman Jan Hunstncer.
~au.te the AdmloistratJoo would not quality tba
development.I.
Reeson1 for not quallt)'ln& tbe develQpmenta,
she sald, were higb prices and the adde$1 ractor of
community as1oclatioodues.•
The l,?OO·acre vma,e, she said, will have aboul.
8,800 homes and apartment.s. Homes should be for
sale, she sal~ in mkt.1976. Home prices are expect·
ed to be ln the S.0,000 to •ooo range in todaJ'•
dollars, she aaid.
Woodbrid1e ts bounded by the Sao Oleao
Freeway, Culver Drive, Jeffrey Road and Moulton
Parkway.
·-oas:
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Gentle, eool ocean ,_..,_., tleticr. breezes and s way log
AU real est ale ad,·ertised palms! Secha:led home
in this newspaper ts sub-town avenue lined with
J«l lo the Federal Fat lowering trees! Slept; to
Housing Acl ol 196 beach, s un and pier~
•wbkb makes 1t ilJegaf t VacaJion paradise in this
,advertise "any pre· rambling a bdrm, cozy
.;rerence, hm1tation, or lam. rm. Try $3900 down
d1scrimal1on based o or .??? Retiremeol rorces
race, color. reugion, sex, quick sale -Hurry!
OT national origin, or an 847-$>10. l~~:,~'::~==~~r;. ·r:8'i&itl!
his newspaper wtll not J.~::~~-~.v~.-.~·0·:;·.·~=~-~-=~=~·~·~=~·11~1 nowingly accepl any
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slate which is in viola· OPEN SUM 2-5
· on of lhe Jaw. 191 S lanJde Dr
Unus iial CdM Bayfront·
SH for Sale Shake roof, red brick &
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i NEWPORT finest sandy swimming t beach. Inside, note the •( HEICWHTS quality materials & de· • COTIAGE sign that make this a tru-' 54~.fSO ly outst anding home. : ~ S239,SOO.
neighborhood ot DUPLEX
OWERINGTREESand o•iru s•T2·5 ENT LE 0 CE AN '"5" "
REEZES! Esi..tte like 613 PoiMettio
FROM MOUNTAINS. ..
TO OCEAN •..
DI IN BETWEEN
I.AKI AUOWHIAD
M<>untain Home. 3 bedrooms, 2,000 sq.
ft. on 3 levels. Close to lake and
clubhouse . Enjoy crackling fireplaces.
whispering • pines, sports and
recreation in smog-Cree atmosphere.
All this and much more within 2 hours
of Harbor area. Furniture incl. Only
$49,500. with an 1',HA assumable loan
at 5~ 3 interest.
NEWPORT BEACH ,
Smack on the beach! Prime East
Balboa P eninsuJa. Charming ..
well-maintained, older home. 4
bedrooms or 3 and Den. Huge, glassed
living room overlooking wide, sandy
beach, OC t!an and Catalina.
Lot Zoned R·4 !
Coleof"":r;t •
Re•on •7 ISll
OPENHOUSIS
4714 CORTLAND DR ..
Cameo Htghlands in
CorOA.a de l Mar : Say
there, for the young (and
youn& al heart), come
see our ne w offering; it's ·
contemporary. it's four
bedroom or three & den,
it sparkles. $87,SOO. OPENS'1J
c.,eofNewport
......... 67J-55 I I
717 ORCHID, Corona del
Mar: Sparkling three
bedroom, 1 'h baths;
charm ioi. Try beeln·
1.180 llU IA YROMT
Exceptionally fine, custom home of
classic d'esign. Spacious curved
staircase to 2nd story living rm. with
outstandinl bay vfow. Oak plank firs.
Elevfltor. Downstairs entertainment area incl. bayside garden terrace,
swimming pool, jacuzzi & bar. Pier &
slip. 40 Ft. on Via Lido Nord East end.
Over 5,000 s~. . ol elegance, which
could not be placed today at $450 .. 000
IDO ISLE
DRAMATIC 2-sty. living rm., 3
bdrms., family rm.; on prime street
to street lot. $129,500
WWEST PRICE & the best buy on
the Jsland. 41 Bdrms., 3 ba.; new
kitch.; top cond. 3.5 Fl. lot. $98,500.
~.soo
OLD IALIOA
Charming old, well bit. beach house; 2
lge. bdr:ms. + dining rm. 4 Doors
from bay. S72 ,500
I
ner's luck at $418,600. ·WIST NEWPORT
OPENSAT&:SUNlt.oS Top of the line Lido Sands 3 bdrm. ~ Excellent condition ; lge. s unny
co1o~;,p.t · g:~~~:9:EAL ESTATE
Realton · 61S:ii1 I M16 Viti Udo, N.I. 675-4S6Z
rounds professionally Coxy red brick frplc in
ndscaped. Enter OLD this 2 br CdM cottage+ a Ci ... r.. 1002
ORLD ATM,'\L'PHERL' woodsy bachelor apt.
4500 ROXBURY, Cameo -.. -----------...... -Shores: OCEAN VIEW ---.----,, ........ ...------------.;..._~
1002 three bedroo~;. private Go1Mrlll 1002 Geaeral IOOZ beach · family room \.-"'> c. Besl buv at "74,500. • •••••••••••••••••••••• r rustic beamed ceil· ...., •
fngs. La vi:.h used brick EXQUISITE VW. OPEN Sa.4. 1·5
llearlh ! Spacious lxlrms, ·Dover Shores -.
•nd entertainers fam. OnJy rarely is there a 345 E. IOC .. S,_
j m . G A RD EN home avail. inlhisprime . COSTAMISA
iK JTCU l::N . Palio with view area. Custom bit 2 Bdrm. & den or office:
lfoom for GRAPE w/4br&aram.rm.All new detached 3 car f. R BOK '. Excel l e nt oversized rms w/high g8:rage. with shop, bath, ~in an c 1 n g ! Se 11 er. ceilings in tb.e major utll. rm. Many ether ex-
~6-7171. rms. St. Charles kitchen. tras. • OPf•. • .. "· , ' '1 1 ! '1'· f' $199,500. <.:all for appt, 673·3663 ~., j I Ejleen Hudson. 644-0322.
.'.>48·9673 Eves
~~ l~edljt .... ~;';:0 =191 associated
BP O~l P S Pi:llLTOP:>
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.. 2 f1replac~. weU>ar
Deluxe kitchen
Pier for yachllo60'
l'ou may select the
•nish1n g touches.
ti75-8120
l STORY DWLEX
SUNSET IEACH OCEAN VIEW
NEGLECTED
FIXER
STErS TO OCEAN
Near new personal home
or prominent contractor.
Rental unit L'i a large l
bedroom with modern
kitchen. huge enter·
tainers h ving room with
sliding glass •wall to
prtvate cou rt.yard. !!~~~~~~~~!Owners unit is a breathtaking world ot
elegance . Gourm et
kitchen features a JO'
island bar for cooking,
serving & eolertaining.
Enormous living room
with 20' ceiling &20' wall
of glass fur unobslrucled
view. Stairs sweep to
retreat that overlooks
living roo m & has 20'
su nd ec k adjoining
hideaway master &
guest suites. Owner must
sacrifice. Call 963-7881.
Hilltop r etreat with
panoramic view. Spr-
ingtime n oweri; ennch
the h i llside estate
grounds with circular
drive. Beautiful plateau
Grecian pool in statuette
setting. slep·up lo loft
hving room, den, roman·
tic f ire place, heavy
beam ceilings, guden
atrium, romeo balcooy,
just reduced $6,500, must
sacrifice. opportunity
a wa its the bar ga in
hunter. Call 842·2535.
~ MOW IS THE TIME
for Jub seekers lo check
fh c Dail y Pilot Helµ
Wanted class1ficat1on. ti
ilie job you want is nut
\)lcrc ) uu m ighl cons1<1cr
~Hertng your St'rVICCS
~1th an ad in the Job
~nted category. Phone
·5671:1
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MESA VERDE
Nearly new 3 bedroom. 2
bath , huge famil y
kitchen, crackling brick
fireplace. This Select
Property is built around
a garden atnum court
SPLASH' which will be a perfect
• location ror a jacuz1i.
Swim wllilt' the gardener With its 7% assumable
d 0 es .t h e ~-r k . 2 loan, will sell fast. 1'\111
Bedroom. 2 bath, lovely price iSJ,9oo. CALL s.56·2660
tml"l'tl'""'.-~r..,..-.~1 Agent 839·8321. , Condo. Only $19,950 .•. SELECT
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WALK TO BEACH '
Swh11 in the Pool
Large Jlir, 2Ba
Townhome
w I Pvt enclosed patio.
Try 10% dn. OnlyS34,500
DAVID BOURKE RLTR
CALL 546-9950
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ESIAT£RS
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••••••••••••••••••••••• . , I ·i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pacious awns ana
patios. It'll a delilbt HARDWOOD 2 STORY *DUPLEX*
COSTA MESA. Conve·
nient corner location; 2
bdrm .. 1 bath each unit.
Stove & refrig. incl. Lge.
cem e nt patio. Sep .
enclosed garages. ONLY
$52,500
~~~}127,500. OP~SUN FLOoiS. \ FORMALDIMI
H •aow~"'" POOL SJ2,SOO A . ~ Winding pathway to tree WALLS ' clustered 2 story entry.
1 Formal dining room. ~ .... -If warm rich· stained Gourmet patio kitchen
Cole ef Newport wood walls areaeomfoct INCLUDES REFRlG·
l•alton 671-1111 to you, come back to the E R A T 0 R ! Giant *NEWPORT old days with Ul.. Solid 1 d d t uit 320 ~EAWARD, in wood•allsJ.nsideandout sec u e maser s e. ~aut1ful Shorecliffa: ln· •nd hardwood stained Walk-in closet. EXTRA HEIGHTS.* te!'estipg "spllt~l~vel " •floors. Get the canoing LIN EN STORAGE.
OPEN SAT. 1·5 with . bea~ ceila nas, jars ready too: apricot, ~;Yer;:!e:.se~J'i:"l
442 El Madena partehn&; pnvate beach. orange, lemon, nee· DRYER INC!t.UDED!
P RICE REDUCE D ·.~llO,OOO.OPENSUNll l•rlne, plum and fig Huge premium lot.
charming 3 bdrm. home~ )) l re 4? s g r ace these Olympic pool & basket·
newly re modeled kitchen spaci~ua grounds. A dou· ball court included in as·
& cabinets. bll·ins, cop· ble wtde gate from the aJ. sociation. Anxious seller
per plumbjng. Formal .; Jey leads to the saysSUBMfTONYOUR
dining rm., spri.nkJers ; _ strawbe~ry patch ~nd TERMS! Full price
room for boat or Lrailer. ---playing lteld for the ~ids. $32,500. Prime Irvine
NOW $57 500 Cole of Newport Store your boat, trailer, a r e a. Call today.
· Realtors 675-5511 mobile home and have 752-1700. * BAYSHQRES * OTHER AVAILABLE lolids or room left over Ol'fNru9·1fs wNroT1t N<1•
"' " _,..... • in Eastaide Costa Mesa. =~ 2851 layshore Drive Corona del Mar duplex. Call for appointment. ; ;
THE .REAL I
ESTAT£RS ,
OPE ... S •T/ir• .... I S PROPERTIES too. Price? Only $35,000. ··< . ~
dy beach: new w /w joy losee.Owner'shome • =:!,_ i~===~~~~~ Great location near san· New on the market &: a I£ 1
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c1trpel . drapes; newly in front (three bedroom, rlUll9W !•--------painted; huge Living rm., two . baths , p riv at 6 Prap..-ti-' . OPIN SUM. 1-4
lge. family area. 2 p atio). und a two' 152-1920 ; 4031.1 .... m.cl
Bdrms ., 2 baths + guest bedroom rental. Just S 1•00 ~lllf. N' 11AcH Six. 2.bda:m. unit.a, 1 area · HEDU<.:~D TO years oJd & realislicallyl bachelor ; carports;
$73.000. priced. Call for appoint· NIW LISTINCi parking, storage, swim·
251 I Vista Drive ment. I! CAMIO ming pool; on two lge.
READY TO'MOVE IN. B . O . HIGHLAHDS Balboa Peninsula lots.
Atlr. 2 bdrm .. l bath + usaness pportumty: OUTSIDE IS INSI DE Xlot rental area, just
guest rm. with bath+~ Laguna Beach Beauty TOO 1 I t · I d s teps lo the beach.
bath in garage. Dining shop·$10,000. · · n e.r n:'.1 n g ~ Priced at $225,000
area. Beaut. new bit-in 6 75-5511 beauty tn this tun hv· 673·3663 ...,c: .....,7 Ev-ing" home . Four large .,.,...,, ... kitchen; wet bar: elee. Col• of Newport · bedrooms, two and .one
garage opener PRICED 2515 E CoastH I h If h th I · NOW AT Sl07,500 inchxJ. . wy. a .,a . s, super e ecln c Corona del Mar kitchen with laundry, ing land sewing room and much,
O'IN SUM. 1·5 much more. A joy to live
associated
8 I/('" l i;i '• ~ ' .. • " •
J r .' '19 t" ! ' • • •
249 I CrHmew Drin BALBOA •~• HID in and also enjoy private Near private beach hlLM beach privileges. Call G al ~ 1002 &Bay Cl ub . 2 sandy 0,EN SAT/SUH 1·5 673·8SSO. IMr
beaches. Recently re-124 IUIY •••••••••••••••••••••••
decor.; extra lge. 3 Classic Island Home .":
bdrms .. 3 baths; charm· Near South bay~ 2 patios ~ ~ Ing tlvtng rm.; rormal for grea t outdoor enjoy· . 01w-~ M ,/
dining rm.; lge. family ment! Double garage; _£g~. ~·~~~~~~ ~ r,;;L LLM.t\.
rm. with wet bar; de· 2·stories with 3 bdrma. & 5ot '<:?) •
l1g htful kitchen ; 2 2balh1.$99,500 ifo ~l9U.m.
patios; room for boat or BIG CANYON trailer storage· $98,500 "C11 TH" .. ,. •5 Hi8bly c ustomized 4 V191A bedroom BROADMOOR RE .6. LTOR home. 3000 sq. floflivinq
A n LBO , s pace includes an ex· 22• W. CoaatHwy. A A •s~,A~U panded family rm., liv·
N'ptBeacp 548·5527 --···'•'•'···6'-00_• __ ing room & m aster
Eves.; SoiS·SMJ bedrm. Profesaionally
AMODILHOMI
IN IEACH A-UA
A charming 3 bdrm,
tastefully decorated
home in Immaculate con·
ditioo throughout. An
out-or· the· m aga&ine
ya rd and patio with built·
in B·B·Q. Outatandln1
neighborhood CIOH lo aJI
schools, park, tennis
courts. and bike trails.
One of the best buys in
th e b each area, at
'49.500. Call S4&-231J.
OPfN Ill 9.,, s 'Cl"' 10 Al NK( I
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ES'T ATf RS
landscaped, air condi·
tioned plus many other
extras you mw.l see to
appreciate. C>Utatanding
value for this prestige
location. $171,900. Open
Sat/ Sun 1·5; 17 Cypress
Point La .• N.8.
640-6161
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Slt,900
NODOWM
llVI .. --------•I Fine Irvine tocaUon. Big
COLliGE ;All family of 6 want.a out! .............
Two. three and four
bedroom townhomes.
8 models, 1 and 2 stories,
enclosed double
garages. decks, bal-
con1es. fireplaces. tennis.
swimming, saunas
From $58,875
I 8 J111 I . 4
I ANNUAL % RATE•
'! The more the down,
the --the lntntt. )20~ Down.
7Wlll Annual '9 Rate
l~Oowl\ .8% Annual % Aale '
I V A K £ ff 11 I bougl)I a batch of candlH
4 I I I I 11111ked "imperfect." Th1t w11 _ . _ . . . an undentaterMnt. They didn't
Buccola built, 3 bedrm, 2
bath. Larae gruel piaAO
size Uvlna room (15x27).
Plus dining room. LO.di
ol wood panel.lq wtth a
warm feel.in& ..,a a Jar1e
covered patio for outslh
Jlv Raf. Assumable 5W~
01 loan. Fu II price ..
$44,950
Wiil aell NO DOWN
PAYMZNT to qualified
veteran. Needs some
tendet care. Fully air
condltloned. Cathedral
celllnc 1Mn1 room. H111e
Clrepl•ce. All tiled
garden kitchen. Larae
111ui.r 1wte. )tlrrored
wardrobe. Larae pal.lo.
Fully s prinklered yard.
Take advant.qe · Call
76a.1700 today.
'
have any -t ft
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Dally Pllol Cl..usifit'<I Ad. &42•MTI. •
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Rent one, live in the
other; 2 homes on 1~1-=========
lots. Located in Weal 1fyou'reaeriOU1about
Newport. 2 Bdrm., 2 t SPY4tLASI.
,!>al h s w Uh lg e · ydu'O "' t)a value • playroom, wet. 'bar; Va· qDality in ~c.hls $ BR,
cant. & ready to move ln; Southport, 'w / pool It
2 ~rm., 1 ba., frplc., jacuzal. Unoblllructtd
patio; leased al $350 ~r view of lnttbor ~ocean.
month. Call for app t. Please eall to see llli.
Priced al$135,000 most beaut. & value·
associated
t' l<I '" J.. 'l j.J t "4 ... ~
packed OJ>POrtuoit.)'. JACK HOWEl..L. JU&r
6'4-11.56 (3' bn)
.. ' ""' t '. . • ~~~~~~~~~I Sell idle items 642·S8'71
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aarage, 4 b~d fOQm.' 3. baths. 2 eare laces1 2 family roollliS Cone with '~le~. i:neater ~te1 wilh ·sunken
ft)Qb tub ~Rd b format dining roon'&.
, Largest lot ll\ tl\e t''act \vi th roo~ for
a tenois Ct>.urt. .toad~ of be aring frui.t tr~.t access for boat or camper . tnt,VU\f~h VA teems.
OPIM HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5
t , .. ·i ... 2)4'12 Lenton Tree Lane
. H\lntington Beach
(near 'ltamifton & Spyg lass Lane. HB >
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,. Beach· ViUa·
' $26,500
Huge 4 · Bed.room plus
Olympie size p ool.
Minutes to lhe beach.
mde .. ay master suite,
• gourtnet• k'it O'~en ,
;i-c:ocktaU entertainment
patio: Sacrtfice priced at
$26,500! ! Call 845-0303
FORtST
OLSON
""' R\,ott\)f'\
P AIMT AMD SAVE
SACRIFICE SALE
This one is bot! Needs a
lJtlle fixing, but what a
steal. Fe atures 3 huge
bedrooms. Falllily /din-
ing room. All buflt·ln ap.
pliances. 2 Baths. Pcide
of owners hip beacli'loca·
tioa. blear pwlts, golf
course, school. shopping
and beach. Only $(3,950.
Call now! Tomorrow will
be too late. Dial 842·2535.
OP(N Ill 9 . "$ IUN ro Hf NICI' ,, ....... ~~ r~ . ·=~ ;;*\ .. ,,,.)~
THE RE~~ I
ESTATE~
HARIOR
Highlands, POO~ t:iome.
SPYGLAISS HILL 4 Bdrrhs . :· tree d ined
6 Br, Southport, ocean & street.
inJaod view, 4000+ sq rt, Open Sat/sUn: 1·5
• DOV• SHOllS -VIEW -ftOOL
toQking for the ultimate in luxurious Jivin~? 4 Bdrm home w/fantasUc view
in prime N.B. location. New offering.
Call <for furt her details.
t , • • • •
HUti4TINGTON llACH-$59,500
Immaculate ins ide & out! 1-Story 4
BR ranch w /FR & formal dining. In
Suburbia PJc . Air-cond works hop.
Great patio. Beaut. ldscp. Quiet st.
10101 THESEUS SAT/SUN 1-5
ltNDA 151.E -IRAHO NEW-$395,000
Custom bayfront elegance. Designed·
& built with no ·expense s pa red. 5
Bdrms, f a m rm, billiard rm ,
pool/jacuzzi, s auna, pier /slip. Plus h
carpeting & drapes, 3-car garage.
76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1-5
CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX
Quality bit redwood 2-story. Spacious
3 BR, den, 2 baths, fireplace in each
unit. 2 Years new. Grt location bet.
hwy & ocean. Lovely home + inc.
510 AVOCADO SAT /SUN 1-5
CHOICE GOLF COURSE LOTS
El Niguel C.C. fairway lot $35,000
El Niguel C.C. fa irwa y lot $.53,000
Big Canyon lge fairway lot · $87 ,500
2111 San J~ His Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, N.L 644-4910
• l,.r g lot. B~s t Buy, 1936TeresU.lJ.,ane
•$174,500. 'Fee. Owner, FERGUSON ,
644-6135. REAL TORS 833-3821 GeMral I 002 GeMral I 002
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THE MOST UNUSOAL
Cor;_~na d e l Mar hom e now
avai.Jable. Ov~f in acre -huge
trees;. oc,ean & bay view. Private
beach. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths , Pool.
Take advantage of this at $249,500.
l CUSTOM ENGLISH MANOR
Father '~ achievement, mother's
dream, living in the grand manor.
Private· community, bo ~ti ng,
swimming, te nnis. 5 bedrooms, den ,
island kHc h e n . A must to see.
$330,000.
rRIVATE COMMUNITY-VIEW
Elegant 4 bedroom, 3 bath ho me
with gt>urmet kitc h e n in Big
Canyoq. Decorated by Ma ison .
Drama tic 2-story entry hall. Air
condition e d . Office. Gorgeou s
solarium, garden and patio a nd
view. $187,500.
UNCOMMON .••
'Impressive 2-story family home in
Baycrest. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
family room, formal dining room.
Costly lands caping. includes pool
with separate jacuui. Property is
like new. Situated on large corner
lot. $158,000 ..
FUN PawtSUU HOME
431 fronta g e with cha rming 2
bedroom plus conve rtible d en .
Large s unny patio, immaculate
condition. One block to beach and
fishing dock. Move in for s ummer
for $86,000 .
***FEATURED IM THE BLUFFS -it**
SPARKLIMG •0E" PLAM
Fres hly p a inte d -mev ~ in
condition. 3 bedrooms plus family
room, with wrought iron fenced
courtyard. ~7 1,500.
· CLASSY •'TRINA ..
End 'unit with mountain and Back
Bay view in Bluffs. Beautiful
wrap·around patio with lights and
fountain. Expensive custom extras
including l a nd in this three
bedr90m Trina at ~,750.
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CAMEO SHORES
TOUCH THE WHITE CAPS. gorgeous
home on 2nd level; 3 private BR
suites. 41/2 baths. library /de n.
2 frplcs. S250.000
OPEM HOUSE SAT/SUH. 1-5
4615 CAMDEN, CdM
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
REDUC ED $10 .000. Lus k h o m e.
beautiful gardens. marve lous v iew : 4
BR + den or family rm.! now o nly
$125,9P0
OPEH HOUSE SAT. 1-S
3607 SURFVIEW, CdM
DOVER SHORES
SUP £R. SUPER. S P ECTACULA R
showplac-c . I BR. 4 1:? Baths. 3 dens . 3
wet bars. pool. J l'rpk s .. st upendous
view $228.000
R-2 CORONA DEL MAR
~1A RV EL OUS 8 :\RGA I:"lS in cult'
homes & duplexes in Olde Corona. s
EXCLUSIVE lis tings. call us !
COMPANY
REALTORS
2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
"Selling R.al Estate in Newport Harbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
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Gettenil I 002 GeMral I 002 ..............................................
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/Jag-/ronf
BALBO A PENINSULA
r lr•'N u,to m 2 :.torv hdmt.-
4 be Jroom, 4 Both & Go1.erv
Pier for yacht to 6 J !1•
2 story, 2 fireolocE». wetbor
Ultra modern kit chen
B~outif ul vi~w of Nt.:woort B:::iv
F~0:: Lcind 5279 )
BACK ' EAST QUALITY
I.AND NICIJ -super littJe 2 bedroom,
one bath with gleaming hardwood
floors, plaster wo.Jls, service area,
wood wlndows and much more.
Completely remodeled with .. .,,..._.,
Mw incldg roof, paint, plumbing
Cixtu_res etc. Priced only $30,000. with
no down VA or low down FHA terms.
Vacant -hurry, 54..,5110
BEST BARGAIN
IM ALL COSTA MESA large 4
bedroom, 2 trath on oversized Mesa
Verde corner lot. Tenants moving, out
of town owner desires immediate sale.
Needs som e paint and TLC but check
this price ... COftfy $47.5001 Firs t time
adve rtised , hurry!! e .. 546-5810
EASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE
SHARP COSTA MESA 3 bedroom . G
bath with beautiful carpets thruout.
Large conred patio. dble garage. Room
for boat or traile r . Hurry,. Cirst time
offe r ed a nd priced S42,000 . Call
546-5880.
EASTSIDE CHARMER
COMVEHIEHT TO SCHOOLS & public
transportation. SpaciOus 3 bedroom, 2
bath with lots of e xtras including used
brick fireplace, covered patio and
garage door opener . See this ne w
Jisting, won't last long! ! at $41,900. c .. 540-1151
RARE FIND
SUPER CLEAM AMD SHARP 4
bedroom with family room, dining,
breakfast nook, oversized li ving room,
fireplace, bllns, s hag carpets, vinyl
floors & custom drapes. Located on
Quiet street near schools and oa rk.
Offered at $54 ,950. with asanable 5'/.a %
GI loan. Coll 540-1151
NEWPORT HARBOR
HGH SCHOOL -only a few blocks
away from this preferred Eastside
home. Big 2 story, 3 bedroom + formal
dining, breakfas t nook and immense
family room. Features c arpets,
drapes and bltns. Beautifully done
inside & out. ·Ready to move into.
Offe red at $67,500. Call 540-1151.
ERITAGE
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* * OPEN HOUSES * *
CORO'.'JA DEL :\1 :\Fl ; South of Hwy.
duplex. 3 Bd rm s. & 2 bdrms. Like
new. -1 Car garag<.·. 521 F'ERNL EA F.
Sl17,500 . Open Sat Sun l ·S
126 MASTE R C IRCLE. Costa Mesa;
beautifully decorated 3 bdrm .. 3 bath.
family rm .. wet bar home. Adjacent to
Santa An a Golf Clu b. off Newport
Blvd. SG.t .500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5
N EWPO RT H E IGHTS, 3 bdrm ..
family r m . & formal d ining r m . home.
Corner location (croquet. a nyone?>;
ha ndv to beach. 700 CLI F F DR.
S74.9<io. Open Sal/Sun 1-.>
TRV I'.'JE TE RRACE. Cd:VI. Pa rklike
yard; 2 bdr ms. & dining rm. h ome.
Lots of glass. Cheerful atmosphere.
712 MALABAR. $89.500 Fee (not
leasehold > Open Sat Sun 1·5
CAMEO Sfl ORES. Cd~l. Elegantly
differe nt: P ool; 3 bd rms .. 3 baths: den
& s unken conversation pi t with frplc.
4545 TREMONT. $119,500. Open Sun
1·5
VE AR
BAY ANO BEAC:H
6 7 5-3000
•'•lO 7 L COA S T HINV COROr..A D tc L MAR
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COATS &WALLACE
RE AL ESTATE. INC.
Newport Beach
COLONIAL
VACANT {owner is
East). s Bedrm, J bath,
s tor y , large country
kitchen & large family
r oom, formal dining,
great stone fireplace in
spacious living rm. Lge
pool, large yard. Open
Sat/Sun l ·S. 2.327 Tw;tin.
~ ~
® herb ert
hawk ms
RE ALTO RS
6 46·3 255
continued from Friday
Price has been adjuslt!d
to allow you lo purchase
your own carpets & win·
dow coverings. New noor
covering in katchtm &
bath. G.E. air condi·
t ioner. Brand new dis·
hw as h e r , washin g
machine & gas dl'yer
guaranteed l yr. Quin·
tard 642-29!H
continued Sunday-
INVEST NOW
REAP LATER
Lot 132x300 (one acre).
Income on (2) 2 Oedrm of
~-a month -plus you
mikht f(et more for 6 cor·
rals. (Horse properly).
® herbert
hawk ms
Rl.llTORS
646 ·3255
... IOTTLES-
IMTHEPOOL
The ya rd is a mess, the
carpeting 1s shol. the
paint is peeling and the
place is hlthy. A reaJ fix·
er-upper in a prime area.
$51.00U. Roll up your
s leeves and call KE Y
REAL TO HS. 962·7788
BIKE TO BEACH
$59,500
This fa ntastic 2 stury
spacious home 1s hrant.I
new on t he market. 4
Spacious bdrms, 3 baths.
big f a m i l y room &
form al dining room~
Beauti fu lly decorated,
large yard, with huge
covered patio. Don 't
miss this beach beauty.
Call 545·9491. <--------==.. -
Walker 8 lee
Heel Estate
WATCH
T~EIOATS
$79,500
Location . Location .
Location. East Bay on
the Peninsula. This im·
maculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath
home cou ld easily be
converted into a great
duplex. Huge sundeck.
Mu st sec fo r a ll
p o ss i b ilities. Cal l
545·9491.
• "£.. PLAH -IACI< IA Y VIEW
Make h4\_ste if you like large rooms ~ve~lo.b~ing ) park-like grounds.
EnthanUng yellow and white decor,
ctlstorn shutt~rs, draperies, book
shelves. Huge game room with
walk-in ba r. $99,500
OPEH HOUSE THIS WEEtCEHD
1202 EAST IALBOA BLVD.,
67>8120 -~~~~!'! .......... !~~~I ~= .......... !~~~·------· --
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ILUFFS "Z" WITH IOMUS
'Ibis is the largest model ever and
the bonus room ls finished! Ther e
are :llpgraded features throughout
and the decor is move-in perfect.
$85,900.
H1W "9;. 'ruH IH THE ILUFfS
Populnr ".'Q"-Pl.an wit.h
conversation pit and fireplace in
UvJng roql.J). LQrgc maste r suite
and liressing are#. 3 bedrooms . On
greenbelt ; tee Jenll. $79,500.
' "OLD ILUFFS "I" Pl.AM
The prime water-view with lights of
Dover Shores, on older cul·de·~ac
street. Three bedrooms and family.
€ourtyard entrance. $97,~.
VACANT WfttMA" End unit on wide greenbelt facing
park. Split level with wide open
feeling. Mountal~ vlew. Spot.less
eendltlon. f72,SOO.
HIWPOIT llACH 644-1766
_ ~ ~OLDWILL IAMlll CO.
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BIG CANYON
Bright & c heery 1 story, 3 Br. 3 Ha. :l
car gar age. custom jacuzzi & sm all
pool. Highly upgraded, $135.000
P opular Monaco Mod el. 2 story. 3 ~r.
2'h Ba. 3 car garage, wool c rpt. tile
patio. $130.000
Lowest priced 3 Br. 3 Ba in t~e
Ca nyon . Full y l andscaped , pa tio
cover. l s tory. 3 car garage, $124,500.
UUJ~ll!lllll
COMPLETELY REMODELED
2-STORY WATERFRONT
with private pier and slip.
.Just like new in a nd out -3 Bdrm,
fam rm, 2 bths, lrg li ving rm w /brick
frplc., separ ate laundry rm & 800 sq.
ft. of new dcckin~. $149,500. w /terms.
Offer your trade or law dowt1
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th
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OPEN s!r 1-5 'I;
ll2, C H.I. DISCOVERY ~~=!'! .......... !~~ =~ .......... !~~~ ~J~~~~1°:1~~g~lu~ ,.-/i'f
AXla-Uf"PB POOL~ din.ing rm. S89,500! SPIOftl.E °" •~UWde. with cxlsl· Easy M a lntena n ce oo ~tJ'~ANT
ing V.A.loan:3bdrms.,2 Yiards wlll allow the OPEMSATjSUHl·S MORt-:OPPORTUNlTY
ba., family rm. & acc:as wholt fa mtly l4 enjoy 159 ftlOWICT for growth le variety in:
to hu.ccbackyard. th.is Lovely <IBr, Ranch Newport Shores. N.8. 3 •lnvcatm~Sales
141.SOO . Style Pool Home. Close OR, 2 balh:l. $52,SOO • Bulldina &
&.o Scbooltl-Shopa. An CALL SSMIOO o velopment
I [3 833-9781 I
Out1t1nd1!'a Value iat ._ .... _0 ._...._ •Syndic1i1Uon $52,900. F t rill time of· --_, • •...,.. f od R•...... •Exchanging • ••1'•L .... T own ·D~Vio BOURKE RL1'R c.;ALL ?ISCOVEHV _1II'·!&!::::__ CA.~~ SCU things fat. t with Daily ,RE~ATE 64.S-
Wanl ad rcau.lb &42 ~78 c=1-a_s...,..it,.....1c...,d,-A=-ds 64-2-5G78 Pilot Wan\ Ads. Sell Idle ate ms
,
15 x 35
p oo l , enc losed &
aluminum covered. off
s pect acu lar m ast er
bdrm. Sprawling Cala f.
shake roof ranch style
residence. EJ<\enor as at·
tractive yellow-white &
extensive bnck facing &
planters. Elegant carpet·
ing, wa lnut butch &
paneling , mirrori n g.
Delightful area. Owner
anxious-asking $52,500.
Vacant. Call 897-0021.
1111 ' . '
llGCANYOH
SI 75,000
Capture the priv.-cy &
luxury of this magniri·
cent 4 bdrm Broad.more
hom~. Former model
with no expense spared
i n decora t i n g &.
la ndscaping. A tr uly
elegant ho me wil.h every
a me nit y . Just list ed.
64&-77U . Open ev°"
~
Walker & lee
Real fst11t e
H;.ive :somethlnf( you want
to sell'! <;lui. ailed a<ill d
\t weU CaU NOW,
642-5678.
WATER FRO
PW&2-..
Outrageous walerfront
home. Three spaciout
bedrooms, 3 baths, 2
fi replaces, sumptuo~
grounds and gardens.
Live Qn tpe water fur
only $132.500. CALL.
Open S•day I to 5
2 lalboa Coves
PR€STIG€ I HOM€S .
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
JteN. ~ ....... ~'-'.641-4+46
645-6646
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~II. macnab/ lrvtne ~-realty
FINER HOMES
FttOM $55,500 TO $485,000
CUSTOM BAYFftONT.
Mooring for 60' boat. Dra·m a tic
living room w /high beamed ceiling
-m ahogany paneled library -3
bedroom s -3 baths -forma l
dining . $28-1,500. Harriet P e rry
642·8235 CH23 >
MAGNIFICENT VIEW.
Charm in g 2 be droom ho me +
s tud\o guest apt. Wa rm pa neling -
fireplace -lg. master bedroom.
$112.000. Rosem ary Sietz 644·6200.
(H24)
GOOD TIMES OH THE WATER.
A ha ppy , gracious, bayfront home
w /pier for lg. boat will turn you on
immediately -so will the low price
of S265,000 -come see on SAT &
SUN. 1·5 P.M. 727 BAYSIDE DR.
<H25)
LIGHT & AIRY ...:.
BRIGHT & CHEERFUL
Striking 3 b e droom hom e in
immaculate condition. Cozy fa mily
room . U pper Bay location. Lovely
poolsized yard. $72.500. Lois Miller
642·8235. ( H26)
OLE' FOR THIS SPANISH IEAUTY!
Ri ght on ch annel w/70' fl oat & 103'
pi erhe ad line. 3 bedrooms, 312
baths. d en & separate dining. Best
price on Linda -$192.500. Bob
Owens 642-8235. (H27)
I LEAVE YOU BREATHLESS
w h e n yo u e nt e r t hi s n ew ly
decor a t e d Dover Shores VIEW
home. 3 bedrooms + con v. den .
Fa mily room. living room , maste r
-all on the te rrace w tthe world of
Newport beyond. $15,,500. Barbara
Aune 642·8235. (H28)
QUALITY + VIEW ::
a sensati onal Dover Shores home on
fee land w /-1 bedrooms. 3Y".! baths.
form al dining . family room . pool.
s m ashin g vie w & beauti full y
landscaped. $187 .000. OPEN SAT. &
SUN. 1-5 P .M. 1218 POLARIS. CH29>
DWPLEX -CORONA DB. MAR.
Two 4 bedroom units -4000 sq. ft.
-townhouse type. Woodsy w /open
bea m ce i li n gs -bea utifu l
cond ition ! Wa lk to park. tennis &
bea"C h . 5129 ,500. Lyn ne Rothe ll·
64-1-6200. (H30)
HEW IA YFROMT BEAUTY.
De li g htful c us t o m ·buil t lg. 5
bedroom ho m e w /separate bath for
each. Attractive courtyard front
e nt r y w /E n g lis h flavor . Ma ny
specia l features. Dock for lg. boat.
OP EN SAT. & SUX 1-5 P.l\I. 618
H A RB O R I S LAN D DR . (off
Bayside Dr.> (H31>
PORTOFINO .
Very special 3 bedroom. 3 bath,
famil v room. iorma l dining room.
c urving s t ai r case. exquisite &
priva cy orie nted la ndscaping.
Community pools & park. S95.000
incl. land. J oyce Edlund &12·8235.
<HJ2)
"UNIVERSITY PARK HOME"
Very popular 3 bed room Chancellor
w /cathe dr a l cejlings. Wa lking
dista nce to park. community pool.
school & shopping. S55,500. Chuc k
Reardon 644 -6200. (H33)
VIEW! Vltw! VIEW!
Elegant conte m porary wood &
glass 4 bedroom hom e w /pool
ove(looking Little Corona de l Mar
beach. S275.000. OP EN SAT. & SUN.
1-5 P .M. 212 HAZEL. <1134)
DlfAMS COME TRUE
when you step into t his beautifully
& tastc rully upgraded 3 ~room.
21 ~ bath. fu m ily room home on lg .
secluded e levated lot in Ha r bor
Vi ... w Hills -w /VI EW! Reduced to
Sl \4.500. Be lle Chase Lee 644·6200.
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UWJ'JI
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ASSUMI 1Va4Yo LOAM
This Baycrest 4 BR., family home cun
be yours for a $35,000 equily purchase.
· monthly paymts. of only $391 P ITI.
Completely, profess. decorated. Full
price f73,900
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--REALTORS---
644-7662 CORONA DEl MAit
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BRAND HEW STARTllHOME
$29,950
Keep a % loan. Co.i:y cot·
tage. while picket rence.
Hoom for large vegeta·
bit: garden, R·2 zoned.
~l!l ~tarted. To s~. call
ti46-7171.
$42,900.
CUSTOM 3 bedroom, bath, for Summer oc
cupancy. P ick your o
colors and options
Fmest Costa Mesa loc.
2 IEDROOM
JOG 3Jrd St., Balboa P enins ula
673-5674 $62,000 Sat. & Sun. 11-5
1771 2 Oak Tree Ln (Univ Pk) I rv
0-14 ·1766 $49.500 Sun. 1-5
211 38th St., Ne wport Beach
673-9060 $59 .500 Sat. 1 ·5
712 Ma labar (Irvine Terr) Cd:\1
G75·3000 Sat/Sun l ·5
2 BR & FAM RM or DEH
4J2 Se vi li e <Ha I P en in ) N. B.
6 11-1766 $86.000
14881 Da lq uis t. f n ·inc
Sat. 2-5
752-7315 S.t2.500 Sat1Sun 2-6
315 E. Hnth c:-.Ler. Cr1!-.la :\l es a
G73-3G6:J Sun. 1·5
135 E . \Vi 1::.on. E~1 sts1dc, C:\I
s-rn-8£HU ~:n .!J5U Sat Sun 1-5
-l-1.t Sc\'ille CHal Penin > N.B.
518-1290 S87.50U Sal/Sun 10-5
107 Vi a Orviclo (Lido Is le) NB
S.19 -965H Sl-t9.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
330 Morning Ca nyon, Sh rrlfs CdM
f>75·7225 SlOu.000 Sat /Sun 1-5
7'd7 Nyes Pl.. L;.ig una Uea<:h
Ci l.t ·U~oo sum.ow Sat 'Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
21:l Via Dijon. Lido Is le, NB
!Ho-3255 Sat 'Sun l ·5
212 Via Quito <Lido Js leJ '.'JB
673-7 191 '89.500 Sal/Sun J .. )
20~1 Port Provcn<:c (JIVH) :'-IB
fH-1·277 1 ~f.i9.9.'50 Sat Sun 10-:l 1168 Agusl a St. Costa :\lesa
545-3228 S-15.500 Sal/Sun
603 Vista Bonita <Bluffs ; :'118
t>-H -2-tO-t SG-1.900 Sat 1Sun 10-f-i
5032 Pasco D a Ii IT. Rock ) Irv
:l.32 7.>00 $58.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
25!J Pro::;pcc:t INpt. Shores) N.B.
.'556·8800 S52.5UO Sal/Sun 1-5
•3033 Fernhcath Ln .. Costa Mesa
GlG-7-t l-t S.t2.9:3u Sal/Sun 1·5
1-100 Kings Rd. C lifni.aven . !'IB
f.i .. 12·5200 S85.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2G53 Vista Orn ad a (Bluffs J N.B.
f1-H -l 7GH SB9.750 Sun l '.!·5
8 Hue Chalcau Royal Big Cyn NB
611 -171ili ::>127.500 Sun. 2.5
101 Vin P a lermo (Lido Isl ) 'N B
fi7:J-7300 $107.500 Sat Sun 2-5
428 ~a rc issus. Coron<J clel l\l ar
_.,G-l-t-1766 S7 t.OOO Sun. 1-:l
-6 Rue Valbonnc. 81 ~ Cvn. NB 5-1~·8505 :Sl30.000 . Sat 1-5
2351 Wes tmins te r Ave. E . C.~1.
f>-1 2-6368 S.l 1.000 Sat Sun 1 fi
717 Or c h id. Old Corona de l Mar
675-5511 S69.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
17432 Ireland Ln .. Hunt. Bch.
847 ·8417 $56.500 Sat. & Sun. 12-5
.. 21652 Saluda Cir. Huntington Bch
675-6000 5-19.990 S a t 'Sun F5
430 Vis ta P:lrada. Bluffs. N. B.
675-6000 Sl02,5o0 Sat 1-5
835 Amigos lt l 3. Newport Beach
644 -7211 S69.500 Sat 12·5
20971 Cha rwood Lane, 11.ntg Beach
963-4339 S·1 l.000 Sat/Sun 12-.5
28 Via Alta Vista. S.L.R. Downs
642-82:35 S85.000 Sat/Sun J .. )
3 I R & FAM RM or DEN
1943 Port Nelson <HVH) N . B.
.)..H -5032 $73 ,900 Sal/Sun 12-5
20572 T roon. Lacuest a, H.B.
968-4-1 56 S66.500 Sat 1·5
6642 Cork Dr., Huntington Beach
897-6325 S53.500 Sat/Sun 1-3
1206 Essex Lane. Newport Bch
549-0812 Sat & Sun J ·S
3140 Count rv C lub Dr. Mesa Vrd
979-3788 ·$79.500 Sat /Sun 1-5
L5948 Mc De rmitt. Fntn Valle.v
554-2238 66.500 Sat & Sun 1·5
606 Gary Place, Newport Hgts NB
646·28~8 S74.500 Sat /Sun
26761 Calle Alca la. Msion Viejo
586-3298 $44,900 Open Sat
1906 Pt. Weybridge CllV Hms ) NB
673-2222 $69.500 Sun 1·5
461 Seaward (Cor ona Hlds ) CdM
673·6510 574.500 Sun. 1·5
315 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
673-6510 $96,500 Sun. 1·5
20242 So. Nt!w Britain. Hunt Bch
960-376'7 $49,950 Sat & Sun
• • 19l5 Bays ide Dr. C<lM
644-6397 S'l39,500 Su n 2·5
•4507 Tre mont CCameo Shrs > CdM
675-5930 Sat /Sun 1-6 * •322 62nd St, Newport Beach
846·3336 Sat/Sun 12·5
1144 Co~on St C~ta Me!a
548-0268 S-16.900 Sal/Sun 12·5
26!HH Venudo Or. Madrid Msn Vjo ~l.()73S S6~.900 Sat & Sun 1·5
ltiJ5 Camden cCamcoShorcsl CdM
673-4400 8250.000 at/&ln l ·5
UDOISU
121VleW-.... O,..W/Sm. l·I
Spacious 4 BR., family rm., din. rm.
On Sia ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000
Ill Vie Ude SM 0,... WfS-. l·S
. ~aterfront 4 BR., 5 ba., rumpus rm.
Pier & tloat, sandy beach. $295,000
Beaut. 6 BR, S Ba. or 4 BR. 4 Ba, with
2 BR, 1 bath apt. Sanely beach,
courtyard, s hore m ooring. $295,000
BILL GRUNDY , REALT OR
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PllMI PIHIHSULA IAYllltOMT
Pier for SS Ct. yacht: 2·story 4 bdrm.
$210.000
DU,&.IX -'I~ &K. TO OCIAM
3 BR: + dining rrn. + 2 lge. BR.
Spacious s undock. Good parking .
Must sell! S83.000
DAVIDSON P1CAL TY
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J""edrms. 2~!. baths. V-Plan
Priced to sell. $55.500
DIRECTORY
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li5ted Mtow an described in C)"Clter detail by adurtlslftc) els.where !It todey's DAILY PILOT
WAHT ADS. PotrotH showing opett IMMtse' for sale or rettt ore~ to list wch l11for1Htle11
in tws colutM each Friday, Satwday Giid Sundey.
-t07-16th Place. Costa ~1esa
5-l0-1151 S67.500 Sat Sunl2·5 •265 Rose Ln. Eastside. C .:\1.
l>-tt.i -7-111 ::1 12.500 SatSunl-.5
•~25 J as minc Cir. Green brook. C.:\1
5.J0· 1151 Sat 1Sun 1-5
21391 Breton Lane. ll. D.
~18-1525 S-19.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1521 Kings Rd .. Cli ffllaven ,NB
642-5200 Sl -17.500 Sat 1·5
2981 Andros, !Vl'csa Verde, CM
S~G·-1111 S Hi .f)5U Sun l ·S
'.W7 Hunover. College Park, CM
5-t6 .. J1-H S-15.950 Sun. 1·-l :.moo Country Club. Mes<.1Verde CM
5-16--1111 S89.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
:ii l Tustin (Npt Heights) NB
CH4·7662 Sal/Sun J .5
~H Croc:us Circ:le. C:\I
5 IG-493-1 $56,500 Sat1Sun 1·5
:.JJ IG Maryland. ~Jesa Verde. CM
6-15-0303 Sat Su n I ·:l
!)39 Serra \Va~·. Co:;ta '.\I es a
752-1920 Sat1Sunl-.)
•2318 l lcathcr La NcwPort Beach
642-5200 S l0~.500 Sat 'Sun l .)
735 Balboa, Lag una 8e<H:h
~9 1-9 173 588.500 Sat 'Sun 11· I
1733 Cortland . Cameo Hinds Cd:\1
li75-722:; S89.500 Sat/Sun l ·5
• • 111 G -Strect <Bal P en in ) NB
G-11·17Gli Sl35,000 Sun 2-5
:100 Vista Madera <Bluffs , N.B.
(il-t-17G6 Sat/Sun 1-1>
•19:!5 Sabrinu l'l'IT, Irv Te r Cd1\1
f>·U-l7GG $187.500 Sat/Sun 2·5
~!i27 Vist a Ornada. Bluffs. NB
l.i75 .. t3!)2 S89.500 Sun 1·5
• •:t2 Balboa Con~s. '.'Jcwport Bch
(; 15-GG Hi S1:32.500 Sur\1·5
:!V83 Ceylon Dr. :vt csa Verde. CM
549-8655 S59.950 Sal/Sun l ·5
~823 Tabago. :\1 esa Verde. C'f
.519-8655 S58.000 Sat 'Sun 1 ~5
:!:m~l Islander Lune. Hntg Bc:h
963·7011 ..,t::i56.500 Snt&Sun 12-dusk
279 E. Wil~on. Costa !\1esa
5 18 · 100.) S.t UIOO Sa l'Su n I · 5
•-tS~.) Tre mont lCameo Shrs> CdM
G75-3000 Sun 1-5
~03 1 Contincnt31. Costa :\1 esa
5-16-2313 :·n 1.950 Sal/Sun 1·5
5-t3 San t u Ana I\ ve. Npt Hgts. :"1B
5-16·231 :~ Sal/Sun 1-5
:101 Orchid, Corona dcl ~1ar
CH-l·721L $95.000 Sul/Sun 1·5
1500 Rox bun'. Cameo Shores
fi7.'5·55 11 :-.;127.500 Sun 1·5
:~20 Seaward. Shorecliffs. :"1. B.
fi75-5511 Sll0.000 Sun 1-5
12G Mastt!r C1rde. Costa Mesa
675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5
700 Cliff Dr CN µt. Heig hts) NB
675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•4501 Roxbury . Cameo Shrs. CdM
644-7270 Sl 39,000 Sat/Sun 12-6
2308 Re dlands Dr. (Bay Knolls) NB
646-2681 $63.900 Sal/Sun 12-5
1114 White Sails Way, HVH. CdM
644-05 23 S96.000 Sat & Sun. 1.t)
:1130 Cork Ln. Costa Mest.t •
5-16·5315 S-19.500 ·Sal/Sun
4 BEDROOM
-W9 Emerald Bay, Lag una Beach
498·0300 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
13921 Brown in g St., Tustin
534-8201 $40,000 Sat & Sun. 1-5
•1986 T er esita Ln, Hbor Hlds ~B
833·3821 Sal/Sun 1·5
4714 Cortland Dr. C::im Hinds CdM ·
675·551 I $87 .500 Sun 1·5
711 Via Lido Nord, Lido II. NB
641-7270 SIG9.000 Sun 1·5
2167 Norse. Costa M~s,.
6~6-7 171 Sut1Sun I 5
316 Cat a l1na , Newport Beach
646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5
2015 Di Ana Ln CH arbor Hinds> NB
641·6200 Sat/Sun 1 5
4 IR & FAM llM w DIH
18911 Via Messin a (Irvine>
752-0933 $86.000 Sun Only l ·5
3'1A7 San Ma rino Crrc , CM
673-7300 863.950 Sun . 1·5
•212 H azel. Corona del Mar
6-14·6200 Sal/Sun 1·5
120 Via Waziers (Lido Is le) NB
675-GlGl $179.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •815 Vi a Lido Soud. Ldo Is NB
675-6161 5295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1607 Port Cha rles Pl. (HVH) NB
644--1374 588,500 Sat/Sun 1·6
32281 Stonington Rd. Laguna Bch
644-498-1 Sat & Sun
938 Junipcro, Cost a Mesa
556-6901 Sat. & Sun. 1-5
2333 Port Le rwic k P l CHVHm) NB
838-8586 S9·1.500 Sat /Sun 1-5
16236 Wayfare r Lrnc. Hunt. Bch.
8-12-4155 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2707 Blue Water Or. CCdM )
Broad moor I l Sat/Sun 1-5
1636 Dor chest er. Cameo Hinds CdM
G73-8550 S89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
~800 Cortl and <Cameo Hg hlnds >Cd M
673-8550 Sat/Sun 1·:5
:3607 Su rf view c HV His 1 CdM
673-4-tOO S125.000 Sal. 1-5
210 Via .Cordova. Lido Island
675-6500 Sl29.500 Sat/Sun 11·5
1117 1 Chagall (The Colony) Irv
6-1-1 -7662 S58.500 Sun. 2-5
1635 Blue.bird Cyn Rancho Lag Lag
6-14-1766 Sl3cl.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
10101 Theseus <Suburbia Pk ) HB
6.t:t -4910 S59.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
:~60 Oce an Birch. Corona del Mar
640-6161 Sll9,900 Sat/Sun t -5
1851 Pt. Stanhope CHY Hms ) N.B.
644-1766 Sll0.000 Sun. 1·5
1807 Toyon Ln ( BaycresU NB
Glt-17G6 $118.500 Sat/Sunl-5
Hl 1 l :M ad eline . Huntington Beach
752-1920 S lG.900 SattSun 1·5
2907 Ebbtidc. Corona clel Mar
675-5930 Sal/Sun 1-fi
* 133.t Antig ua Way. Dov Sh rs NB
6-14-1766 $155.000 Sun. 1·6
G232 Sierra Palos. lrvrn e
646-74 1-1 $74.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 1200 E . Balboa CBal Pen ) NB
644-1766 S269.000 Sat. 2-5
••333 Morning Star. Dov Shrs NB
6-14 -1766 S295.000 Sun . 1·5
•-1812 eorland (Cameo Hlds) CdM ~
644-1766 $91 .500 Snt/Sun 1-5
•1701 Ma rlin Way, Baycrest. NB
642-5200 Sl34 ,500 Sat. 1-5
395 Eas t 19th St.. Costa Mesa
540-3666 Sal/Sun J -5
1091 Redding. Mesa Woods. CM
549·8655 S60,900 Sat 1·5
1207 Donegal. H a lecrest. C~1
546-4141 S45.500 Sat 1·5
9062 Brabham Dr .. Hunt. Beach
898-2636 S49.900 Sat 1·5
••727 Bayside Dr. <Prom Bav>
642-8235 $265.000 Sat/Sun i -5
•1218 Polaris <Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 Sl 87 ,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
2949 Cliff Dr. Nwpt Heights . NB
642-8235 Sl95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••607 Bays ide Dr. <Prom Bay) NB
673-3900 Sat/Sun 11-S
3500 Cat a m a r a n. HV Hills. CdM
675-6000 Sl05.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
3024 J ava, Mesa Verde. CM
546-5990 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •1202 E . Balboa Blvd. N.B.
675-8120 Sat & Sun
4521 Dorchester, Cameo Hlds CdM
642-8235 $91.000 Sat. 1·5
4527 Fairfield (Cameo Shrs> CdM
644·6200 $179,500 Sat. 1·5
1730 Port Westbournc Pl N.B.
644·0472 Sat/Sun 1·5
111 Via Dijon. Newport Beach
646·7171 Sat/Sun l ·S
•2943 Rouns ve l Terrace. Lag Bch
499·2277 Sl34.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 IEDROOM
•421 LeDrolt Ln. No. Laguna
&t4·176G $234 ,000 Frl/Sat/Sun l·S
332 Catalina. Newport Beach
675-7000 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ,
5 II & FAM RM w DIH
49 Royal St. George, Blg Cyn NB
640·6161 $295.000 S at/Sun 1·5
• • HUG HOMIS
. . .. 640-4050
LINDA ISLE ; exquisite 1-sty. 4 BR
home on lagoon. Family rm.; slip for
lge. bo~t. $235,000
BA YFRONT; love ly 3 & den +
maid's. Only 8 yrs. old. On fee land.
OWner may help finance. $290,000
WESTCLIFF; charming 3 BR home in
choice loc. nr. schools, parks & shops.
Pool. $74,500
DOVER SHORES; contemporary
home w /outstanding view. 4 BR,
$289,500
HOMES FOR LEASE BA YCREST ; 4 Br. & pool $750
Mo/yrly
BAYSHORES; 4 Br home, gated a1·ea.
Priv. beach. July $1000. Aug. $1400.
•3500 Sausalito, HarbVuHlls, CdM
644-1525 Sal/Sun 1-5
1918 Suva Cir. Mesa Verde , Cl\'{
545-8424 S92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• *315 Evening Star Ln Dov Sbr NB
644-1766 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2201 Port Ha rwick, H.View, N.B.
675-7225 $119.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2672 Circle Dr, Bayshores, N.B.
675-7225 Sl72,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
***76 Linda I sle Dr, Linda II NB
644 -4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2327 Tustin, Newport Beach
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1-5
***227 Canal, Nwpt Shores, NB
675-4060 $73.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1337 Galaxy. Dover Shores, NB
642-5200 675-4060 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Roya l St. George. Big Cyn, NB
675-6000 S275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2807 Cassia, Eastblwf, NB
644-7270 S91.500 .. Sat/Sun 1-5
•618 H arbor Is l Dr, off Bays ide NB ·
642-8235 Sat /Sun 1-5
6 BR & FAM RM or DEH
•3626 Catamaran, H.Vu. His, CdM
675-7225. $149.500 Sat. 1-!l
51 ~ontecito Dr. Spy glass. CdM
644 -6135 $174,500 F ee Sat/Sun 1·5
1149 Hamilton St, Mar. Hinds CM
646-1201 S85,000 Sat/Sun. 9·4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
77 1 Calle Los Olivos, Sun Clement~
496-4875 S42.000 Sat/Sun 10-6
~4 West cliff Villa, Newport Bch
646·7414, 645-2848 Sat & Sun 1·5
720 Cliff Dr.#4 , Laguna Beach ·
644-7270 $99.ooo Sat/Sun 10. 1
l IR & FAM RM or DEN
320 Vis ta Madera <Bluffs) N.B.
644-1133 Sat/Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
• •611 36th Street, Npt. Beach
673-6210 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
7352 Garfield. Huntington Beach
536-2579 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IR & I IR
613 P oinsettia, CdM
644-6397 S74,500 Sat 2-5
2 BEDROOMS EACH
510 Marigold. old CdM, CdM
fi75·6000 $92.500 Sut'Sun 1-5
2 IR & l IR
-120 Cypr ess. Lag una Beach
675-7225 S5.t ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
l BEDROOMS EACH
521 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar
675-3000 Sat /Sun 1-5
3 IR & FAM RM or
DEN EACH
510 Avocado. Corona del Mar
n4-t -4910 Open Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IR & 3 IR :n 10 W. Ocean Front. Npl. Bch.
642·5325 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IR & 5 IR
6751 J ardines. Fran Ftns, H.B.
968·4456 $75,900 Sat 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 IEDlOOM
•427 Boler o, Park Lido. N .ll.
675-4060 $43,950 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
HOME & GUEST HOUSE
2 IR & CMllST
31526 Monterey, L South Lag una
494-9473 Sun. 1·4
3 BR & GUEST
1401 Cliff Dr.CliffHaven, NB
642·5200 $89,900 Sat/Sun l 5
UNITS FOR SALE
6 2 IR & I IAC .... OR
400 E . Balboa <Bal Penln) N.B.
673·3663 $225,000 Sun. 1·4
THE Rl:A I. ·:
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Specialists in iovern·
ment financed homes!
556-7777 .,. ....
GREENHOUSES, 7000
sqCt growing area. 4 Br, 3
B a house. ~ Acre.
$115,000. xira ·~ Acre
w /house & more growing
area $70,000. Bot h
$175,000 by Owner
557·1288.
LinontheMeM
Enjoy serenity In pre
stieious Mesa Verde. Up
graded especially for
you, 3 BR home, private
yard off of master
b edr oom , lovely
backyard and lanai. Of.
fered at $58,000.
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3141 C•mpua N 8 54t·M l6
MewPortleecla
UIClrrlVI HOMI ·•
Lots or room for enter-
taining around palio & ;
pool. Custom home with
heavy beam ceilings. In
area of beautiful homes.
3 BR, huge master, i
baths, living, family,
form al dine, + detached
3 room studio. Heavy
shake roof. 2540 Vista
Bay a & Tuslin Ave. Open
Daily. Come see!
Coll day or night
646·3928, eves6464543
Lachenmyer
Realtor
UNIYDSITY
PARK
SPARKLEA
Must be experienced to
be believed. A 3+ Fam.
home with a fantastic
parents retreat added to
lhe master bedroom, air
tond & a yard large
enough (or small pool.
Bright, cheery and col-
orful. Over 2000 sq. n. for
only $63,500. Call644·7211
/JD.NIGEL
GAILEY &
ASSOCIAHCJ
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BAYFRONT 48B, ram
rm . 65 ' boat slip.
$194.000.
J{EN HARTMAN. IUlr.
642-5760 640-1607
4 +FAMILY
Mextte--
POOL,PARK&
TEHNIS ·
with profess ional
landscape, air cond. and
now reduced to only
$48,500. Call 1>44-1211
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BAii [Y &
A55Ul IAT['l
IEACHGIAMT
POOL+ IOMUS
A~SUME
31,400
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Elegant 26SO sq. n. S & S
Catalina. Formal entry
to unique step down llv-
lng room• & formal din-
ing. Spacious garden
k.it(:hen. F}eata size par·
ty room •With SUNKEN'
CONVERSATION
AREA. P'ivate guest
suite. Sweeping stain to-
s ecluded master &.
childrens suites. 400 aq.
root BONUS GAME
ROOM with wet bar"'I
Every conceivable extra
including a 20' x ~·
ANTHONY POOL SJ:rl I N L U S R
LANDSCAPING. Thi. i~
your c h ance. Cal
963-6767. Ol'f.N Ill 9 ~ H'S f\IH'TO II HICll
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ASSUMI $32.100
Ne,lected 2 story, 4 bed~. Walk to beach/
1pac1ou11 Uvlnf aa~
formtl 4 nin• roo1U
Separate converllbl~ ldon. Gl1anUc famllf
room with roannc ~
try llreptace. Sepe.raij
chl&drfa • mateuul
Secluded a.rowMll. ChUdii
1ate street. De llnt to ... tt. Cau Ma~e7t7.
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LIASI. OPTION Poa UOOO. -cedar
e xterior for low maintenance -
contemporary design with all new
kitchen & ne.w plumbing, etc. On large
lot. 8 Bedrooms & large family room
..:....near beaches! Now vacunt!
DES15NID FOR LIVING
A ILIHD OP TRADITI ONAL ·and
contemporary in prestigious Westcliff.
4 Bedrooms, separate dining room & marvelous family kitchen. Large 1>001 and· paddle tennis. .
1412 U.Celft L•. Hwpt leoch Sun 1-S
RED FARM HOUSE
&OCK TO llACH -very cute, clean
dup,ex, centrally located in Newport
8each. All new baths. new interiors
and great price! $59.500. '
DOVER SHORES
IDIAL FOR LA.RGI FA.MIL Y -5
bed rooms, 4 112 baths, vacant and r~ad~ to move in. Complete health spa
with steam shower and indoor jacuzzi.
Fresh decor.
IJJ7 G•iy. ~•wport leach S.t/Sun 1·5
PRICE REDUCTION
GRI~ T OCIAM VIEW IN. HEWPOltT
llACH -this home is now one of the
best buys ih the city -$147 ,500. Be
sure to see it right away. ·
1521 IU11g1 lei. Cliff Her.en S.t I .5
642-5200 • 675-4060
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BEST IN BLUFFS
·I-LEVEL 3 BR. 2 IATH. IEAUTY
Never a 1-level to compare w /this
nrly. new; cust. end unit on wi~e,
picU1resque .greenbelt. G~rden·hke
settin g thruout. Impressive gated
courtyd. entry, leading· to huge encl.
wrap-around patio in brick tile, lush
mature trees & flower s in brick
planters, artistic porgola overhang.
Cust. carp., drps, wallpape_r . Hi~h
vaulted ceil's. Every conve nience m
lge. cheerfuf kitch. Rare opportunity·
for this lovely, unique home. $105,000
Incl. lge. prime lot. Exclusive new
listing; app't. only.
HELEN 8 .. DOWD
RIAi.TOR, IMC. MLS 644-0134
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MATURE LOVERS UNITE!
This proud Portofino sits on a 14 a~{"e
lot in Ha rbor Vie w Homes overlookmg
a nature park. Inside. there's roug h
sawn ceda r paneling, tropical
shutters'. m arigold color carpeting
and 4 bedrooms + a loft and bonus
room. This is fee land and the price is
Sl14.900. Naturally. we thought you'd
love it!
UMl9UI HOMES, A•cittors-675-6000
244l E. C i t Hwy, Corona del Mar
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ONLY J: 4 LEFl HARBO~ .VIEW
Close Out Sale!
YES! This is your last chanc~ to
purchase a ne w Harbor Vaew
"Home. The Donald L. Bren Co. has
authori zed us to sell · their
·remaining new homes in Harbor
View Priced to sell from $70,495. to rz1,s9s. lO'k down O.K.
i OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND 10-6
180~ Port Sheffield Pl.
Newport Bea~b
For lnformatlon
I &73•7601
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REAlTORs'
D~EN HOUSES
COHT1ti4PORAIJY DESIGN
on LIDO ISLE. close to beach, tennis
& clubhouse. Spacious 4 bedrooms,
gourmet kitchen. formal d ining room.
large maste r sui,,te with fireplace and
sundeck on a c.orner lot. Ideal home
for entertaining. ·
71 I VI• Ude Horfl, HI
FAMT ASTIC OCEAN VIEW
In FANTASTIC Laguna. Looking
down on. FANTASI'IC Divers Cove.
New 2 bedroom. 2 bath, fireplace
Condominium. Furnishings included.
A FANTASTIC buy for S99,000. Also
avail for annual or summer rental.
720 Cliff Dr. #4, LC191M IHch s.t/S..
s.t /sMn I 0. 7
EASTBLUFF
Lovely family home. 5 bedrooms.
family room and a VIEW too! New
wall cove rings & carpet. Choice
location with charming brick patio.
Call us to see this beauty~ $91.500
2807 Cassio, E'bluff, Ml Sat/Sun 1·5
CAMEO SHORES
PRICE SLASHED $7650.
3 Bed rooms. den. large li vi ng room.
breakfast rqom overlooks custom t><>Ol
and patio area. Copper plumbing.
Quality built & upgraded. Ideal for
family entertainment. Rare view of
ocean & hills. 'Private beaches. Owner
anxious. Presented by our resident
specialists. Shirley & Marshall Rich.
$139.000.
450 I Roxbury, CdM Sat /Sun 12-6
•CAMEO SHORES *
4 Spacious b~drms in 2 separate
wings, 3 ba's. massive formal dine
room·. island kitchen wtbltns & BBQ.
King size pool & patio area. 3 Private
beaches. FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW.
Highly upgraded. CALL NOW . . .
Appt. only . Presented by our resident
s pecialists. S hir ley and Mars hall
Rich. $189.500.
CAll-644-7270
2828 E. Coa5t Highway, Corona del Mar
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MEWPORT IEACH
OCEAN View condo: 4 bdrms. +
family rm.; upgrading. extras &
recreation facilities. S69.900
3 PATIOS; gr eenbelt loc ation & a
vi,ew of the bay. It's vacant; has 3
bdrms .. 3 baths. custom decor & a
price of $88.000
COSTA MESA
ENJOY the use of pool & recreation
facilities that go with this 2-s tory 3
bdrm .. 2 b a th cond o. It's in
immaculate condition & ready to go
for S32.500
CITY OF ORAMGE
Peace & quiet can be had in this
lovely. lovely home; situated in a
natural setting. It's a 4 bdrm .. 2 bath.
with upgrading & air-filter. S98.500
IRYIME
Deli ghtfully -decorated & beautifully
landscaped borne; 3·bdrms., 2 baths +
office. with r e laxing atrium vi ew.
$69.600
552-7500
Walk1:1 1; I t:t:
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Vle w!t View!! View!!
2907 HITIDI <>NM SAT /SUM 14
A magnificent Contemporary home
with "a personality all its own". 4
Bdrms.. 3 baths ; formal dining rm.
plus family room. Delightful garden &
poolsized yard.
4107 TRIMONT OPEM SAT /SUM 1 ·6
YOUR OWN WORLD thnt presents
privacy, beauty & prestige location.
Sparkling pool in private patio. 3
Bdrms .. 3 baths ; formal dining rm.;
garden room & d en.
~ $48 .. 950
3 BDRM. him rm, quiet
location near South
Coast Plaza. Conwr lot,
Condomlhaum, lovely 3
large Br, 3 Ba, dbl gar.
Pool & Clubhouse. ClCM;e
lo s tores. schoola;, OC
Colleiie & Bus. $33,00C
Owner. S57·2814. -----
HO DOWN TO VETS
Up to $70,000. Call: Ball
or S t eve . A c t s .
546·8640/$48·9871
EXCLUSIYI
LI STING
From thla near new
sh arp 3 bdrm reaidenct
with a ccess to prlvatt
lennls courts ai beauUful
pool. You can't get.closer
to the beach than thi.a !01
only $'3,900. Juat. ln·
troduced to the market.
E/Side·Beaut ldscpd 3BR EXCLUSIYE
646·7711.0peneves~ CorotH1 delM4r 1022 Co.taMH a 1024 1'11ba, fplc, pvt patao & SECTION '
> •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
Walker & lee
Hr.a l l stote
hshpond. As k'g $41,500. This superb 48R POOL
Assume $24 .UOO. VA 7"'<. home IS in Pride or
h •chR.tnot JUSTREDUCED Pr1nc1pals o nly-Uy Owners hip area witll
J u.st two blocks from the Owner. 645·1791 / 63J.(}l85 easy c a r e ya rd .
ocean's surf! Newly de-$ 1500! Beautifully decorated.
corat ed. Thick pale AND WIU.SILL :~s~w:..:~itE ALL TE RMS. C~LL
carpets, drapes, used VA OR 1£1..11 ~ D NOW. 842·9a71 mA Decorators ream + u1o..11TS INOUR brick fire place, king I BR " CLOSE IN master suite, large game 4 Bedroom. 2 buth.s, lush ;,i~l94 . $72,500. .. BEAUTIFUL "
room, walk-in closets in sec l u d ed entry to HUNT.IEACH Country Honie a ll bedrooms. $92,000 spacious sun~eo living BY OWN EH, spacious 2 2 & 4 Units for income or
Beautiful sprawling bkr. ' r<?O~· Candlelite form11l sty. 3 BR, 2 Ha , 20x25 ood 1 1· & · ; 540·1720 d1nin. g room, separate .... nus room. New pa1·n1 a g pace to ive tn· grounds wi\h aruit trees f 1 t Ith ..,..., ves t. We ha\'e good and rose gardens s ur· TARBELL ama Y. par Y room w an/out. New shag crpt. values to choose from.
round this lovely Costa ~ass a ve used br!ck Superior neighborhood. CALL for more INFO, Mesa 3 bedroom, l~ 2t55 Hort.or Blvd., Ci.replace._ Gard~n view $46,000.. .Optm Sat & Sun, 642.9311 bath home. Fresh mlpt c M. kitche n with eating area. 12·5. 1144 Carson SL or ---------
f lr Iii ed • E. l eg a nt h Ide aw a Y h c:•u.o2cu rom your own e 5 .J • master suite. Hurry for __ P_._,,...., __ uo _____ ,
garden for cool evenings, Duplex For~ this exceptional Costa --------• too. A screened-ln!amily 321 Ma r guerile, CdM. Mesa Greenbrook fanu.
room and a pooltable, 3Br. 2 Ba & 2Br, 1 ba. Call 546-2313.
and for Dad and The $97,500Call 675-6264. I 0 .. 1,,,,1 9 .,,~,uN101u1,. • Kids the ~arage has a re· _
: !"!°f~;~~:3~f~~ 2 Br,4!:n~~! ~~~ frplc, ['6::!lt~'j1:j.:1~
patio .. Double gate ac· $67,000. 417 Orchid, CdM .. ~,,_~fil~~·!JJ cess to lhe rear yard too. 642·856S
Owne r s anxious at ---------1856 P arkg len Ope n
$49,000 Sat/Sun 12·5. 4Br :Iba.
1£1 I fam rm, dm rm. :J yr
-$57,950. Bkr.998-~ • QPI~~-~ SHORECLIFFS new, off 17lh/Whitt1er.
P tie Brand new last.mg in this •Dpm_;920• · much sought afte r TRADE
1400 OUAtLSt NI WH>tll HACH neighborhood by the sea. FOR BAYVIEW
MESA VERDE
Itovely 3 BR, 2 ba home Exchange your house for
with pool. Ocean and ca-4 bedroom, cul·de·sac .
nyon view. Access to Bay Vie w priced at onl)
Mew-Close Out
TAX CREDIT
Cus tom bu1 It, rustic
wood exterior. Unique
a ward winnmg design.
brick fireplace, vaulted
ceilings . bonus room.
Builder's sacrifice al
S38 ,750 ! ! Hurry -call
645·0303
A COl.twlll IMllEll COWAH This beautiful, whrm and
inviting hol)\c has an
oversized rafn.ily room,
oversized gar age and
o v ersize d J ot . 3
Bedrooms, 2 baths, and
fire p lace. Close t o
schools. $48,500
private beach. ~149,500. S67,951l. Call now, llus --------•
U:•~=~~ Prap..-ti•• 7S2-1920
1400 QUAil Sl. NIW..OH HACH
TUSTIN
119.21 lrownlnca St
Open SundaY' 1-5; 234 won't last.
Morning Canyon Rd.
CdM.
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-,"?. DISCOVERY "'1" Real Estate 645·5045 SPYGLASS HILL GIANT S IZE-Mid g et
Owner transferred & Price· 5 Bedroom!>, 2
anxious.Lo sell his 4 br. 3 baths.' Vacant Sale or
ba, family rm. upgraded I e a 5 e 0 p t 1 o n .
2 story home. Price re-. o 1 SC o v ER y . 645·5045
duced to Sl59,900. , _A_:g:...t_. _____ _
c au 1>11-1601 FANTASTIC
Spanish Decor!
1 br, family rm,
California Paradise
ll eautiCul arra y ol
Clowers, plants & trees.
Move an condition. Entry
hall, 4 bedrooms + fami·
ly room, brick fireplace,
wood cabinets, built·ins.
A sacr1flet: at $45,950~
lJkr.
540-1 720
TARBELL
2955 Har bor Blvd.,
C.M.
Uy Owner /Ag\. ASSU ME
VA or new GI. No down J
Br. S37,950. 968-7944 ;
1>15·9733.
4 .br, l~ ba, hanl'wood
flrs., frplc. Quiet streets,
nr. a ll Sc hools. Lg.
pools i ie corner lot.
Across from corn fields!
Priced at only $40,000.
fireplace. MuslSee!!! --------
Wm. SANOON, Bkr
534·8201
Balboa Island 1006
CHtury 2 1 ABANDONED
556-6901 $28,500
•BY OWNER• + GUEST HOUSE
b FP Unbelievable value at Spac. 3Br, P• a . ' S2~.500! VACANT·RENT
bltns. cpts/drps. Hide·a· THt:N HUY! Preferred away room off Master HOME/INCOME SPYGLASS BR. New paml in /out. Mes<i location. foreshly
3 Bedroom owner 's unit Lush Tropical yard, frwt painted board & batten
on Little Is land with l RIDGE trees, gr een house & ~x~U$?/'c8f:i'~g~I!;~ bedrm apt. r ented at Pool, view and 4 bdrm fnc'd. Walk to all schls. . $245.-m o. Top value at family room home.Com· Nr. So. Csl Pla1.a. i:ardcn ! Winding drive
$139 500 bin at ion hard -to. $45,5oo. Open House dai-leads to white picket 'H -.:L PIHCHIM beat.Open Sat /SUn 1·5. ly. 545-3228. fcm:c & s waying palms "' 675-7225 entry. lieamed ceiling REACLTO~ Call EXCLUSIVE 1a.v1ng ~oom. Co~f)1'
2727 E. oast.-lwy. 3 BR 2 BA Game Rm kitchen includes refr1g.
6 75-4192 1 ts •f t s' & landscap: Loads of storage & s~op .o 0 r~e , s pace. Awesome 85 x
For Sale -Excellent In· su mc I' HA loan. Ca~I curiously refreshinJ:. See
3 + POOL
BE~rn~u~3~~9~PEA!
Newl~ painted thruout.
Family r oom. wood
decked patio & much
more. See to believe!
l'n rn@;m•i;mm
962·44n <r.m 546·8103
OPEM SAT /SUH I ·5
* 6542 Segovia Circ.
Beaut POOL. Reduced to
$72,250! 4.HR 1'"l-anc1s'm
1-'tns. Forml din, cul·de-
sac. Ir Cam rm.
* 16901 "C", Limelight.~
Cite. 2B R townhouse.,
Will sell all Lerma. Up-1 graded c rpts & drps, •
POOL. Owner a nxious .•
$36,500 •
* 16611 Wanderer Ln. Hun-~
t ington Har bour·4BH Ex-
ecutive home on Island.
Pm·e includcs pooltable,
c us tom lanJscav1n g·
0 1'.Fered al S!l9.~.
REAL TY INC.
7 14 /846 -13 71
. •
BY OWNER 2 yr. old J br, •
2 ba . Beaut. cond.•
thruout. 1915 Alsuna in :
LaQuesta Tra1.1. ~:1.950. •
For apvl. lo see Ph:•
642·3216 :
DUTCH HAVEH
POOL !
3 Bedrm, 2 ba, nice cpts,:
separate laundry. 36x 18 ;
Blue Haven pool w/lolS
decking. Prof. landscap·:
ing. Ma ny extras. Sub-:
mil terms. Sunset ne....a .
Es tate. 963·8991, eves:
557-8623. : OPEH-lalb'i:)allland mg. As~ang S.'1:~· ~s·1 160 ' l ol ! Quaint &
vestment Properly-Dan Lee & Assoc. H.K to believe. Take advan-RARE IUY!
Good Income & Ap· 673·1641 tage·Call fai.t. 752·1700. 3Br. Pool. Showcase~
preeiation. Allrac.4 BH,2 BA2000 :.q. oPtN1119o1•>11J••·cnr111 1• Home. Newly redec. 7•/•
OPENHOUSE1·5:30 SUPER SPYGLASS ft. hse on quiet cul·de· [® ~ G.l. Walk t o bch. SUNDAY,June29th 3Br. Poolsize viewlol. s ac. lnclds lrg msl r ··1ilJ~l:l!f1lJ1 893·5584.
225 Agate Ave. <nr the Priced nght. s u 1 t e . Nu l' c m en t , . ·: JjijiJJE ---------
Ferry> Agt. 834·1350 Openl-5pm dri\•eway.Walk'gdist.to _ --·-•z•i·~ l igfarnilyHot. S· t & Sun Huge 4 bed rm, 3 bath in ' Balboa PHinsula I 007 pa · Su ·o shp'g & all schls. Many O wn•r Linuidat-top area. Un1·que up. F 1 oml r r . Extras! l\f ust see-lo ap "' ,-"""' •••••••••••••••••••••••!---------1 p P riced below rt!place-s tairs dorm s tyle• prec1ate. S52,950. ranc. CoitaMHa 1024 only. 2981 Teakwood , menl co:.ts. H1eh an de· be droom with bath. OM THE POINT ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. 549.2815. sign, block wall fcdncin1gh. ~ a rstgie ~I a s lp~;:: Nr. Channel 4 or, 3 ba. Mesa Verde. 3&r. 2Ba, __; ________ I SE:Cludcd back yar wt uown a rs. utns, c .....
home has 2400 sq. fl. + FR. Golf course view. patio, many trees. 3 drps, fplc, 2 car garage,,
2'h car gar. Only 10 yrs. $46,500, 545.9751. Agnl. GIANT OLD bedrooms, + f:.imtly Walk to all s chools,~ old & $127 ,000 value. room with fireplace + :.-hops, park a nd beach.•
OWNER MUST SELL. SWIM & SAVE TOO MANSION d1n1ng r oom. $45,500. Assume loan. $65.000.
MAKE OFFER! Shown Deluxe 3BR 2ba College bkr. • Call Losee! Bkr536·8836 ,
by appt. 2146 Miramar I' ark hom e, lrg pool & Huge tree shaded estate 540-1720 · By owner. across Street to
Dr. 673·4224 Eves. & playroom + play yard or on private street. Old TARBELL beach . St udio Condo, A
Vl519N
lllALTY
Wknds. dog run. fashioned formal entry p '' H & Warner · Z·REALTOR 2955 Harbor BIYd., ·"' · · • 18124 Culver Or., Irv ine OPEN SAT •-SUN 11.5 494 .0,,11 hall. Winding wood ban· $24,500. 846·5305 , °' <><> nister staircase. 4 Pon· C.M.
.__ d It l"-tt 2br,2 ba,neatasapin! derosabedroomB.includ---~---OwnerSelling-SAVE! .... ; T ... Oldutan Lar9~1 "~a• By owner. $62,000. 306 BASTS IDE 3BR, hu.re f • I 0 1'n g hideaway master, E·SIDEAttract.3br, am 5Bdr.,3 Ba,2story,3car Firm In rylne 3Jrd St., 673.IU!'J4 fam rm, pool, great toe. ( 1 d d .IV• banquet dimng rooh1, rm, 2 bu, rp, cpts, rps, gar .. many ecor extras,i
Co me see ! s42.5oo . family roqm, country bllns. Cov'd . patio. Dbl. extra storage . Hike t.Q C .. 1tra.o leoclt 1011 OPEN HOUSE Sate/Sun kitchen plus separate gar. blk wall. Nr. schls. beach! S54.900.Adams •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·5: 265 Rose Ln.. .M. ' o H d 'I O Newland. 19931 Briarly t1Mr.. 1002·8 ... nil 1002 CUSTOM 2 BR, 2 BA in United Bkrs. 640-7414 guest room. A California pen ouse 31 y. wnr .
., ••• d · 1 o r igin a I· hurry-c a 11 _64_5_·_24_0_3 ______ _L_n_. H_. B_. _968_·9230----.• •••••••••• • • ••••••••••• ••••••••••··~··••••• prime resi eoua area. Loads o f closets & Mesa Verde, JBr Exec. 64S·030J So. C:.t Plaza. 2YO. 3br,
ILUFFS COMOO
Super sharp c armelita model & just 18
mos. new; corner lot. 4 bdrms. 3 full
batbs; price reduced. $79.900
HAllOI YllW HOMIS
You own the land! Best value in this
prestige neighborhood. Sharp Monaco
model featuring 2 bdrms.. cortvert.
den. 2 baths & lge. counta·y k~tch~n :
elegant dining area. Lge. pat10 with
easy malnte.nance l~ndscaping.
Just $68,750
AH IHYITATIOM TO
•IACIOUS UVI•
P resUge Dover Shores home: 4
. bdrms. + study: warm ramlly. rm .. &
formal dinlng. Front entry patio with
pool. Spectacular view. 5184.500.
C . F. COLISWOR'tHY
640.0020
IASnLU" CIHTIR
storage. Walking dis· Home on Beautiful Coun· l''R, Bl/cm pr area. blk
lance of beach. Lrg. lot, try Club Dr. Lg. F'R, wull, upgrct thruoul. ( · c .1 2~ba, Util rm, bag yd, ruat trees, ence't. k h $79 uw\ 556,500. 546·4934
0 493 2l90 wa l lo sc Is. ·"""· $52,000. wner. ·· Owner /Brk 979-3788
or493·66Sl. 3140 Country Club Dr.
1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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A catwm Ula(ll CWAIY
Dana Point 1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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~!Al.TY INC.
71•/146-U71
W ALI< TO IEACH . :
Crom t h e n ices t •
neighborhood an town"'~
FHA assumable loan~~
almost new 3 br, singl(•
s tory, adult occupied!.:
p lu s h celery c r p'1
thruout, custom drapes;.•
quiet cul·de·sac street.;
All for $49,950. For ap~~
call 963-4418or963-3Wl
-
~
MOTHERHATUU .• * SEMT • ..this stunning 4 bdr. a
bth home uniquely d9'i!
coraled In warm Hrt..hf:
Lones and wood. Modq
living in p~(le att-.;
CALLnow,9684456 •
MO COMTISTU .,
Lowest priced in a
Assumo loan. H.11b bta
cemna. 3 bdrm 2
Proft111lonal landac:a ina. Near beach. 961
Selling anyll\.ina with
Dally Pilot Cluslficd la a simple malltr •• •
jwil ull 642·~
,, '
I
'·· ~· •• ' .
..
Y.A. TERMS ..
Dem Breezes • Caress This Lovely 3 Bedroom
"SEABURG HOME"
With Family Room
And Large Covered Patio
Ollly 1h Mi'-frolll leoch.
-LIUI REALTY CO. -
. Jolil Llnl -Gay ~d
And JoanM COllCIV9J
6916 Warner Ave. Hu.ntington Bch.
CALL (714) 848·152.5
..
OCIANVllW
CONDOMINIUMS
Overlooking Aliso Beach
& pier. 1.2 & 3 bdrm. un·
its. c too to shopplni ai
beach. Starting at $36.SOO
-~Ill,~~
1 ..... fMgtOll IHcJt I 040 lniH I 044 4H • 2aoo •...................... ....................... ---------
NAMCISCAM BY OWNER
FOUHTAIM 4 Br, 2h Ba. University
Shimmermg cmtom pool p a r k . V i I I a g e l
j u s t 0 n e Yr n e w ! Townhome. Ideal corner
• Sun s h In e s tep-sa ve r location. Close to Famtly
kitch e n . self clean, pool & tennis courts.
w /Nuton e Cent er. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5
Fabulous custom bar & Reduced from $56.500 lo
CD C°'dwelJ Bonker
IAYAOMT
2 Custom Homes
BALBOA PENINSULA
£xcdleot location on U>e
Bay A 0011 ~block CO the
VICTOllA Oceaa. E•e" botM b.1114
HIGHL.AM>S l)d rm 1 . 4 bath1 a
N 0 R T H END 0 .F ~allery' 2 Ci,..plaffa.
LAGUNA and a fabtllous wet bar, ult.ra modern kitchen 41 prtvat.e pier. coastline view. A hoJUe Fee land. See at 1200
of superb wo.rkm...rup Ea.st Balboa Blvd., or
& quality. 2 bdrms., call 17~-8120 fOI' more de-
conv. den. 4 biaths PLUS lla a huge lower unfinished _ta __ ·-------•
level that makes for &\leh MIWPOIT SHOlllS
great poalbilities Cor. ex· Large 2-story 4 BR.
panslon. $179.500. baths; 2 sundecka, patio .
<>PIM SWieAY Walk to beachi tennis,
1150CORTEZfromlto5. etc. Needs TLC, pri
One of the best buys in right at $61,9154. Call
Arch Beach Height's. CAYWOOdlW.TY
Corner lot wftrees, a big 5•• 1-.. patio, 3 bdrms .• family. __ * ____ ._._.__. __
~~:BM.TY
PllSIMTS
KIM•l flUCI!
Gorgeous view home above Newport
Harbor . ._2 bdr. 2 baths up with eparole g uest quarters on lowct·
level. Sl67.000. Call Ustin& offi~e.
IAYSHOUS
Would you belleve 5 bdrms .• s baths
and 5 garages. Delightful home for
large ramHy. Almost on the beach.
5172.000 -2672 Circle Dr. Open 2·5.
HAii~ VIEW
Beautiful upgr aded S bdrm. f-a mily
room home with view. E¥.tensive use
of brick a nd wood. Sll9.500. 2201 Port
Harwick Open 1-s:
Call 675-7225
BY OWNER
Beoutif ul Fomily Home
4Bdr. Fomily Room & De~
Custom D~oroted
Moving Must Sell!
Price re•cedto $129,500
Open Sat.~ SUnday -
11 A.~. to S P .M. •
210 Via Cordova. Udo Island
Calt67S..6500
Newport ha ao•t 1 .. 1 .... rr.,.., 1400 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OUTSTANDING 2 8R, 2 C.M. OfftCllLM.
BA Condominium ln Prtmelfarbor Blvd. cor.
Westcliff Villa. Lovely 3 Sty.Nine crowth ~•·
gardens. Pool & BBQ. lo Air-cond. fkbed. · loc.
an all adult complex. $131,214 yr. $885,000
You own the land: Come WnleyM. T ..... C:..
see what . a delightful Realtors 6t+-4110 place to hve. UNITED1---------
BROKERS, 646-7414 or Co••1rcial
645·2848. Ask for Louise Property 1600 dming rm., 2 baths and a SP~TACULAI v;u
big ocean view. $71.900. Te nnis, Pool, Jacuzzi, 8 .._YFR~ Baker. •••••••••••••••••••••••
w i n e s tor age ! Huge _$53_._soo_. _552_-894_7 ___ --i
family rm w /Spaniah Turlle Rock Broadmoor.
EASTHM CHAIM
Wbtte water view from
this large, level hillside
lot. s Bedrooms. 4 baths.
Large lJvang, formal din-
ing room. Full·basemenl.
Truly an estate. $234,000
DOMMAMONl>OR. C u s tomize d H VH Mewportleach I069Mewportleech 1069 By Owner, Bay Knolls A ""'
REALTORS Somerset.. Enter tbru ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Area. Newly decorated 3 Office building, spec-2094 South Coast Hwy. walled courtyard to 4 Br, 2 Ba. Fam. Rm. tacuJar view, executive .fplc. Assume 8Y2% VA Popular Ill pJan. 4 Br.
Joan. bal. $32,990. J u.sl 2": ba , c usl pool, LagunaBeach BR1 3 BA, fatn rm. Beautifulviewlotw/enc. off.ices. R e du c;e d .
HIGH OMA HILL (714)494-t<m, bilhard rm, wet bar, · WESJCLlff court yard. $63900. 2308 $650,000. • $369. pa Y s a 11 ! Bk r landscaping, drps, ex-This rare find ol extra L-Ml.....,. 1052 spa n. tiled kitchen, 30' Red I ands D
1
r . ·NB . llU GRUMDY s~ace and spectacular .~;"; ••• ?:::......... cov'd wd deck. Owner. Beautiful 3 Br. 3 Ba & family room in 646·2681. Open House Sat. Realtor 675-6161 View add Up to a Value $125,000. 540-1346. Sun. 12·5.
962 SSll tens ive decorating_ By
Owner , $73,500. 83.1-21SD SEACLlFF-OJ)t!n House.
5Br + bonus rm, up-Two Story, 4 and F.R .. ,.; graded beaut 'ly. S92.500. fi lte r ed a ir. Privacy!
• Owner. 6931 Lilwn Haven S64,000-S2,00-0 Rebate.
packed 4 bedroom,•~ • prestig ious a rea w /best schools. --------...-----•c ...........
bath home in Rancho HARBOR ViewHome4br, Custom q~ated thruout. All new ltuffs E._$68,500_ ----'-l70CL ~a. any xtraa, ----b ~ co ~ Laguna. Make a date to priced to sell by owner. kitchen, formal dining room w /frplc. $4000 uys my o.,...on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ee what Sl34,500 will Prin. only. $88,500. Fee. Lush gard ens surround sunny patio.' ~~~~~a:~e~a~~t~~~d~ •$19,950• ·
uy. Firm. 644-4374 after 6 An ideal home for entertaining. below market-Must sell Large 2 bedrm •. 2 ba
IT'S AD~ 1963 tag~~~s~~~~way pm. SOUTH COAST INVESTMENT immediately· &t0-5.509. ::afu~~~l~: l~:J;:ap~~
·Dr . Ph: 960-13'11 15051 Eccelstooe.
BY OWNER 3 hr. enc. pallo, 3 car gar. All up----------
'graded. Cor. lot. Prime
area. SSG ,500. 8"7-S.117 Delightfully decorated. * 494_0749 • Need 5 le*aatM? 549-0812 645•4203 LIDO ISLE grounds w /pool, security
s potlessly clean and ---------Here's a beauty near the Open Sat &Sun 1-5 gat~ &muchmore. $220.
beautifully landscaped. A new golf course in Back 107 Via Orvieto. $149,500. per mo. pays it all incldg
r 3 BR 0 II Ho A 3 bdrm., 2 ba. home WORLD Bay. -All new kitchen Couple's retreat, com -taxea, fos. &·maint fees. . . . 0 USe plus office. with relax.mg with 2 self -cleani_ng Newport leodt I 069,Mewport leach I 069 pletely reblt in 19'75 by Call Frank at831M1321 lor
$32, 950 atrium view. 'fhe land's 1 N T :r :a~ P E C . oven.s for Mom. an office •••• •••••• • •••••••••••• ••••. •••••. •••••••••••• Englilh cr aflamen. appt to see. Ag\.
U N B E L l EV ABLE included in Ute price of and den for Dad, a bonus ----------1 Holmes Taylor Realty Muat ~-•l immedl ""--··--.BARGAIN!! Cozy 3br,2 $69,600 ~AAC¥'HARC~~Df~-M~ room and large back OPEMSUM.1-5 3822Campus0r.,N.B. 71At%loan.$64,000~
ba. Nestled on tree hned ~ p o R A R y Ho M E • yard for the KJds. Only Grand Opening 1906 Pt. Weybridge 5'9·96 br. 21At ba splitlev. Farm
sLreel. Choose your eol-. ~ De ta i 1 e d • qua Ii l Y •---------• $89Y~ers Real ~tale NEWPORT VILLAS Sharp Carmel model:. 3 S-ca. .. .te , I 076 kil + pool + DO maint. 'ors mandout.Sellerw11l architecture, w/ex· •WEKMOW• 64._2881 Bdrm~ .. 2 ha.tbs; family ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.B.645•9557,0waer
'pay. Buy VA or take over VISleN tensive use of wood, slue· LAGUNA MIGUEl. Condominium Homes rlom$69. N.5
1c00e patio. Reduced Rl IUILDIMG
pymnls of Sl79.1 mo. 1llAlTY-co. vaulted cedar shingle * IEST * EMJOYLIFE in Prestigious • LOT HORTH LACM»IA
;,U nd er market. so .SSl-7500 rooflines . Located on SEA TERRACE 3BR Westcliffarea CO ... DOS • hurry!! Call 898-2636. ---------I I d .th AN In your very own brand I N rt Be ..... ...ir. ... I •ir."'CH "
Co eve groun s, W1 2~ba + faro rm_ Most new r ebuilt 3 BR .. Cam ewpo 4"'" "~ -Ocean vi·ews·2 •· 3 bdrm' lonialReal&itate_ SPACIOUS OUTSTANDING 180• popular 206 Plan. Xlnt r Pl .• 2 bath $ ,000to$44,000 $15,000. unilsfrom$54,s00.
view of THE OCEAN, home for entertaining WATERFRONT HOME. 2 Bedrooms,2Baths Coll 644-7211 ·CALL 675-7225 3 Br 21/2 Ba C ATALINA & T HE and family living. Well PlER/FLOAT+loadsof separatediningarea
F QUA JN T VILLAGE planned yard wilh hug decking. Only $149,500. *Decorator wall to waJI am BELOW. S .. pacious entry COVJ!red patio. Close t Best terms! carpeting
Townhouse. Almost Cree-foyer WITH FLOORS OF bellch and recreational OPEM DAILY 1-5 •Enclosed patio or
standing and located on FRANCISCAN TILES, facilities. $85,950. balcony
the park! 2200 Sq. ft. ol leads to SUNKEN LIV. LCICJUlta MICJU91 Rffn. CS ~7LL366t117r.5trMt7,,u .. ,. •Continuous cleaning ---------------------•
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the active family. tensive use of ~la'ss. OPEN H~use. SaJ~, ren ---------• •3 heated swimming yo ur own. Fres h , $59,500. Huntington Beach 3
RAISOR'S Massive dining rm. has o.r possible lease op-Choose Tn.Color pools . spacious It charming; on Bdrm, 2.bth, froot"rear . hanging .. SHOO·l"LY " 1. ·23772 Hobart Bay, Nowpainting3br,2ba,2 •Drapene~ 45 beautiful Lido feet. J * 5-UNlTS-Nr. s hop'g.
REALTORS FAN Frenchdoorsover-Niguel Shores. SUN, sty.L/R,a/frameoocor· *1.ogbumangfireplace Bdrms., d en & family Valuepricedat $99.500. e~~~s~t~It;:;r:~·m~: looki~g BRICK PATIO June29th, 12 noonto 3: ner lot. Clbhse, tennis, ·~~und~nt closet ~pace rm.$142,500 ~~t~~:J'HA~t~ Selle r flexible. Ph :
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-*BY OWNER* <.:am pus ValleyShopCt.r BENCHES & AWE or493·!8L12l ..... GO• ~~a7n~r:Si~e 2nd., doors.1184-1256 GreatLidoV.. WantaGreatluy G.S-ThomasRltrs. CALL 833-8600 INSPIRING VIE W. Uni " . · 40 Ft. lot with immuc. With Beautiful Ocean
Approx. 3 yr. oid vacant, ---------que kitchen has all bill-In REAL ESTATE E .._STBLUFF lutt..c:IRoad l ·sly. home. a Bdrms., 2 View? You must see (X4r OPEN HOUSE
prestige 2 s ty horn~ RACQUETCLUI RANGE £t SELF -A NEWPORT BEACH baths, owne~ motivated. Hilltop Condo W/lots of 3 Br, Twnhse, 1~ Ba ..
w impressive entrance. 13571 &peritWay CLE AN . OVEN , 3000 SQ. FT. 1h Ac. Goll Immac. 3Br, Den, Beaut CaliL92660 Quick possess. & sale . Privacy. 2lir, 21r2 ba, 3 nicely decor. w/shag
4 br. 3 ba. lg. Family rm. 0 _ Sat/S... 1•5 MIC ROW AVE OVEN course area_ $94.500. By decor & l andscp'g. Sales Office-Phone $10J,500 patios, new cpt /drps, c rpt. c us.ton1' drps,
lovely kitch. w/brkfast. r-·· TRASH COMPACT.: owner. Ma ke <?Her_ .a .. ,500 Owner 640-8023 71Vi645-8373 Must sell "'ow. u ?ooo. ds hw!Js r &c self clean
b St tJ New on market! Enjoy Days · 586 2225 rules _, ~, or-. P t d & -ar. ep own. spacious th . 1 NUTONE CENTEJl, · · • Open Sal /Sun 1-5 29l5 DIREC IONS: From the 496-4875_ oven. v .y . enc.6 .. r •
.Jiv. rm w /frpl. Frml. din. th~sp~~!~~ifu~h~~~o ETC. This ultra deluxe wknds. 495·0282 Catalpa St. Newport Blvd. Frwy ---------• $31,500. Sun.14,SS7-1094.
rm. & 20x2.2 game rm. Bdrms., 2 baths, dining h om.e cai;i n ot be •UNIQUEinteriordecor-souUtto l7thSL,tumleft PRES. HEIGHTS condo.D~xes/ Cpls.&drps.inluxuriou:. f .1 b . k descri bed with words. 3BR 2ba family rm on 17th to Rutland (1 New 2 br, 2 ba. 1 sty. _u..1:....a• tlOO• Park lluntmmon_ L«. lot rm.. am i Y rm., n c t t VIEW H.'""'·•111::.s bl k t I · A ) "'Kl 950 Owner 675 3587 "'n • t>• ,., fr plc. Discover the you .. mus see 0 ap· homo. Comm. pool & ... OCEAN _.... oc pas rvme ve. • ..,._, · · •••••••••••••••••••••••
w 'con c re te blk. wall. benefits & convenience p~ec1ate. For l~ose ~~o club facilities. See to ap-.. turn left ~ths of block to OPEM SAT /SUH 1·5 S• Juan MEW 4.fat.ExES
·.Massive heated pool in of a home thathase.xcep· can affordthefmest,il s preciate. $46,500. Call •NEWPORT.HARBOR NEWPORTVl.LLAS. · lllOW.OcecmtFrOftt Capi tr 1071 secluded yd. w/lavish our Buy of The Year Of. *BACK BAY From Oceanfront duplex -, 4 s ano ·-·near the ocean. Good tional decorating & park-· · 494 ·8086/ 499-1397/ or , t>r of. ln d scp !,!. Nr . feredat $165000 upto4000 sqrt ~-bdrms. & 3 bdrms ......... , .............. tax s helters, apprecia· ~~~~5o01~. &r ;'31~~P~~~Y~: ~~~o~~:~'.~~~~~~ $I 09,500 f,,11 Price
493-ss~ LINGO * For 'sell or le3M'., or op: *l''=•'P''"''"P Frplcs. each unit. Great *RALN~~ ~yll~ ~,:eo:n.,: tioo. $110,ooc; &up. be disappointed! SEE TODAY ! RE lion_ Term_s toswt. Local •__...._ Vi u~ s ummer r ental area. •Owncr.M35-7156 GONE TOMORROW! AL ESTATE trades OK. .--r ew~ $169,500 acre,? 4 BR 2ba. fam rm SUMSETIEACH
...,..._._.. DAVID D.CARLSOM MISSIO ....... r.. ... •TY ARTHOFERREALTY CARME1.MODa MEWPORTIEACH w /we t bar, beau t. Be d REALTOR 833-9293 "~ Beaut. Pacesetter, 4 BD, 645-6177 New listing on3 BR, 2 BA ldscpg. w /unique ter-aut. neO uplex, steps ·OPEN HOUSE 98Sp~-~s!i;9w~,OLa3guna courtyard entry, mt.,&,~~~~~~~~~ +ram rm.·Well localed ReGlty 642-5325 races. Room for pool & llo2·be5·.a16806ch. lp4tENhStSa. t /Sun
.._. t 6 5uftday Anxious divorcees sal -.. .. ..-1 I rolling valley vu's.1-nr pool & park. Prof. •BYOWNER • pets.$119,950. "oon o fell thru. Most house Co Priced lo at $55,900_ Arch landscaped. $74 ,900. BOND REALTY INC 2 Br Townhome, by least money in Irvine. * I RV INE COVES-Lrg BAy R ea l Eslllle. ~pen Sun 1-5. lo~c Port Large 5BR, 3BA. family 27812F besR ad . 5BR h e · l I ,.. """' room , pool, covered or 0
. owne r . l::x ceplionally Bdrm. plus bonus room om in ove Y 499·2277. estboume L N' 1 831 "·11 · t d to ---------pati·o·lanai·. $74,500. Pn·n· aguna igue · ·1r1 .clean. n ewly painted. 2'1'z baths. VA appraised pnva e a rea an cus m much upgraded. Assume will go FHA/ VA. $53,9SO quality thruout. $249,000_ NEW CUST. Bit. D4 sf. 3 NEWPORT cipals only. 548-9551 S..ta Ana 1080
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$31,500. 16871 "8 .. Cod * BEAUTIFUL Ocean rm, Jg. lot. Oceaoview. BES.T BUY
Cir.,842-0171.Pnn.only. SLEEP in the cool cntr View from this3BR2ba All elec. kitch_ 32432
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tlr beach-3 Br. 2 Ba. frpl expanded mstr suite o steps to beacll. $134,500. M" . v· . I 067
" & fam m pr·v ya d $20,950 Full price, 2 OPE ... S ""T. 1... r · 1 r . " "' ~ • M a n y u p g r a d e d bedrm. 2 bath, blt.ns, -----'------
! 401 PROSPECT features_ Im med occupy. range & oven, oversized * LOVELY wrought Iron dshwhr. lg lot. $41,000. Lhis prof. dee. 3 BR, fa CaJI 494-80861499-1397/ or '"'°" 1e10 '·Owner. 963-4339. rm twnhm in Univ. P rk. 493-8812 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$59,90Ct * LIMGO * FOR sale by owner in Mis-
By Ow n er. Choice Lowestpriced4bdrm.in By owner $59,500. closels,plntyofstorage, andstucco Dup&exbigh·
Harbor View 3 br, 2 ba. this choice area: 2-sty ; 644-1360644-73.SS ~A heal, alr ~tion-up on Poppy wiUt Ocean
HOM EN EARSURF_ Simpson-DunnRealty REALEST""TE sion Viejo-Popu lar Open Sat & Sun 12·dusk S5Z·l800 ,.. Charro Model-3 br, 2 ba, super 1 g. kit cti . new carpels & drapes; m g, you r selection of View in Corona del Mar. Cathedral Ceilings. L JR. beauL fro.nl patiQ, 2ih BLUFFS Twnbouse. 4 br, carpets & drps. Pay-Fr.ont Wlit bas 2 bdrms, 3 BR, 2 BA, bltns. forma lge kitchen. family room
din., lrg master swte. Tur t 1 e Broad moo OP~M SAT /SUM 1-5 combo, 1\1 C, view, many
1750 sq . ft. of µrof'ly de· Twnhse 4Hr. i 1:1ba. rR. 18002 GILLMAH extras. $44 ,900. Open
D R 1 M/Bd baths, frpl, dining area; Canyoa Vu, s~hls. pool m ents less than rent. 1~ baths, private patio
.},w· ::a\~~. 'l;ool. 1 ~~: shake roof, dbl. garage. 2~ ba. $67,000 Owner. Call Frank, at 839-8321 and sundeck. Rear unit
away! $74,900. P h : Pricedtosell at$62,950 1_4_94_-3_9_73 ______ Agt. has 3· bdrms. 2 baths, ooraled home. Located OR .• $70,000_ P _P. UniversityPartr house Sal. 6i28. 26761
nr. everythml,! on quic MJJ.;nos Must sell: Cast escrow ; 3 <.:allc Alcala. 586-3298
cul-de-sac. Many extrns. bdrms .. 2 balhs: formal
Owner transferred. Mus LOC)Ufta leach I 048 u· · f MODB.S 1-'ARBORVIEWHOM"'c 1mng rm.. rplc .. wet • ~ sell at $56,500_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar; beamed ceil. Make Mow for Sale ---------• Open Sat. Sun_ 12-5, 3 Br,
. 22091 lslander Lane offer Ask fo ... k ACT FASTI 963-7011 * * OPEN * * Jolly . r r ran at Pacesetter's . ~~~R~43Rt~~'~e~~~:
IRVl .... EHOMES Here's C2) Nwpt. Bch. Car m e l Mod. Agt _ 3 BR. 1 12 BA CONDO. For Your 1--HiOft ... • Ranchwood h c· . ~· R&"'LTORS omes you ixer s can 541.5032. AssumetP•'1~· F\Jllpncc SAT/SUM.12-5 """' get crazy about! Good ---------
$24,950 * * 646-~-Exceplional ocean view! 552-7000 in Lake Forest area, way below market. nilM 1044 4 Bdrm. home. overlook· BOB PE'ITIT. 7 More units with up-Ready! Sel! ! 642-6368
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• ing the city & coastline & Realtor-Owner graded car pels, oven-SOUTHLANDIRS With boatdodt
640-4676, 1833 P ort DAVID D. CARLSOH A PLACE Mobile Homes fireplace and large rear
BarmoulhPlace REALTOR 833-9293 ForSale 110-0 s undeck . F ull price FOR YOUlt IOAT ••••••••••••••••••••••• $119,500. Vo~el Co.
Waterfront. Wi t.land GREEHLEAF Realtors's48·9346
Privacy· Fee simple pro-5 Star Adull Community Income p-......au 2000 perty-Lar 'e 3Br. 2Ba, 1750 WhitU A ~ • ._,... •1 Custom Bwll Kitchen. 2 er ve, ~-••••••• ••••.•••••••••••• has available a 1971
car Gar w/elee opener: 2.4x60 AMERICANA in 8 UNITS laundry rm, Pvt. dock. beauliful condition. Call • Open ho~se Sun U.S. 512 be 38th St. Newport Island. tween 9-6 p.m. North Costa Mesa, prime
C•y•RHffy 646-7965 investment. All 2
6 .. 9.2632 ---------•bedroom , l ~ bath,
DUPLEX
Jlruvers1ly Park. 4 Hr , 3 beautifuf MystJc Hills . By Owner, new s pec range, front landscap----------• · Sl~OOO
B a . Cathedral ce1I.. L~vely garden S!lllmg tacular view home over m g, sprinklers & rea •New Listing• OPEM SAI/SUH 1-5 wner Motivated-Harbor
.. Acreoge for.. 1200 swdio apu. Annual in·
~parate home, Fam. withpatioareas_Seeto-2600Sf' 3Br 2 1:a ba 2 ya rd fencing from LIDOSAND"Pricedf 611l6111Shet v l H
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3-1 ACRE Improved View immediate sale. Own«
sites, nr. Silverado Cyn. will aulat with flnanc·
Rd, wtr. horses OK. By ing. Cell 545-8424, As·
owner. 649-2* sociated South Coast
Rm_ Din. Rm. $62.500. da{ ;~fiics;;. .. Dri fp. w~l· b~r,' all elec. $44.950-Call sales office. quick sale·3 Br. 2 Ba, :i~ JONIS llAl..TY UPG~A;ED_ !' m e •
1Ml GtllmanSt.552-9705 Ye b1lt1ns, micro wave & 714:581-2444 cood .• ~ blk bch. Many * * 671-6210 ** OpenHouseSat/Sunl..S
lr75l-i391 LAGUNA BEACH compactor. service --. xtras. Only ~1 .. 500. •---------2333PortLerwtckPlace D1rcct1ons: up Park Ave. room. gutters & more. By Owner .. Madrid 67· NEWPORTPIERRlty POOL .$94 Q.8588 ---------•1 Lo Skyline Dr., watch for S95.UOO. See at 3229 Alt.a s:9.ooo .. 180 Vlew. S Bt, 67J.2058or Eves673-2:SS2 ,soo. Bkr. 1500 ACRES ~-------~• Brokers.
ONLY 2 LEfT' Sl&fl.S. Laguna. 494-1822. 2,, Ba. hbrary w/custom Newport Heights; tree
9 -bookshelves. fam r m, LIDO ISi.i h idden 4 b.drm ., 31!1 HARIORYllW fREE • a.EAR ~as•nopport.uni~yof ~ ti~~t:Pt!l REDUCEDSl.SOo. ceramic entry, baJconr. ZIZVie91''9 baths; kitchen bit-ins, Homea·Immed..occupy. •
ahfeume.Buyoneolthe ~Il1lW La g una Royale, o n customdrps&crpts,a~ L t' 38 2 Ba with nook; dining rm., 3Br,2Ba,fam"dinrrns JRAOES£LL
1•0 r emaining homes. 499·2800 beach. excell ent ocean cond, 2,850 sqft, pa ti g pa 10• r, ,sun· family rm.; s hetlstone CarrnelModel,oofee: •
•Both 3 Bdrms. 1 or 2 view from giant deck. cover. cul de s ac, 3 yrs deck_ Open Sat/&m l ·S. Crplc. Cou1'Lyard entry $72,900 Beautiful tree covered
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blk. to the ocean (2) 3BR,
(5) 2BR. Gd. cond.
Yeager Rea.117.~n ator y free standing OPEN Adult_ "own-your-own". old.S86·l035 ::i1:S~0• By Owner. withlovelypool,$77,900 Cal10wner (714)644"'267 hU,Ls&meadows,spring,
homes in Unl\'.ers1ty Sec urit y g uard s, $l,OOO REBATE. By ---------w th g r eat acce~s~ 2 Duplexes. 2 Bclnn ea.
,Park. These new & HOUSE e!evato r s, etc. Now owner , Madrid 67 . WATERFRONTHOME CHARMING Perfect for s m~ll AJmostNu.Lpto&.1lm ,tegan~homesfeature... Saturday&Sundayl·S $67,500. bul nµU<e offer. $79,000. l80' view. 5 br, 38drm2btb.,den,frplc, New p ort Hei"bts -.r---------acreage & recreat.ion formore64S-8'720
'•Fam1ly Room 409EMERALDBAY R e~llor, 673·8621 2~. library w/custom patio fl BBQ, sandy c h ar m i n "' E•ar l y IALIOAaVD sub-division.8hrsfrom ----------:
'*2or 2J,, Baths 4BR. 3ba, ocean vu, nr anytime. bookshelves tam rm beach & boat s lip. American ; 4 bdrms., Zi,.ti 2Br.25x95'~2 lot 0-.C., • hu lroro Las CHOICE KESA VERD& ,~fo'ocmal Din Bm ( 2 LMe!'nis ctsd .. belmmedach & pool. BY OWNER a br + atudi6 ceramic en&.Q., balcony'. $119,900. Owner. 675-9048 baths; lge. kitchen with SOUT~"'COOOO ~T ~!'~~~ni"ut~'~!ce~na· lt !~:;~~~orlneomeUve·in ) int con . . OC· b ~-. 2 cuatom drps & cpt5 air bl . l t mil tt '~ ""w" •' . Upcraded plus h cup upon lenders ap· ddeenck's2 0a. ~n-l·SVMWSat'& cond, 2850 sq. ft, patio Qu iet Bay Retreat l·lDS; g~. a Y rm.; INVESTMENTS d•velopments ne,.rby. owne.r4 Contact llrs. , ca.rw.wa• prov al. $139.500 AGT. · pe . cover cul-de-sac 3 .,... Profess. decor. 3 Br, Ire used brick frplc. Dbl. 549«>812 6'.5-430.1 Close to Cedar City, Bates • Days, .....crn11 '* Custom draperies 49&-0300 Sun . 929 Tia Jua na, ld sM l035 • ,.w. hm rm. _Sunde ck. door entry ; sbako roor., _________ Nev.Jo Lake, Brians Evefcwkend,~1a
.. tlatoui~t. S43·1420ort96-221B 0 · · · IW6-13M. Only9yearsoJd.$78,000 -.----~----Hltad ski resort.~ · •
•Slleetvinylinktl<'hen llYIMECOYE DIYOICI Beaut.~yrMadrid·3B.r,2 HarborVJewCarmel3Br CAL9!l. e, 6U •Ht.. REDUCED !•,volod ..... pterrad!c~or··Wi·n'!. ~:~te.7~ io~:;oc:~l· •••Genuine Uleenc.rys Magnificent 3 bdrm , Ba, air, lr'g prem lot, 1 •~ Oi ' II ··~ "' " v 1' .... • .. ~ Pfol froot landKap-· Prominent doctor will cov'd paUo trlr~ access. am r•, patov. ant ~ ....., $1 000 prop., T.Q. •8 or tell with 0081 efr.t· $38,500. Rm
.. a.1w11'pnnJden. r::.r; r~~!~~tw~~~; ;:7~r~c:c!>::"v1e!e~ $64,9000wn~r.131-07M Yf~~~~~PI ur ~,!,~~tL:.~c omcr Tbl1 ~ea'c:b du~lex /· gteat t ernla. Rick =~ •1 units. Act.
• Cedarfeoa.111 gourmet k i lcbe n . h 8 H M ·k ,__ ________ .........., trlplex has just bad Aldereue, RIU',547..ad
3BtU1t1> SSO.M Stpante d1n1ni rm. l.ov· Arc •Y ome. 8 e By Owner· Make Oller. 2 JUST llDUCID HARBOR VIEW HOMES another f.ric:e reduction · -. 3 Bt<JM")94• el'/ ""'rd•n wi·· .. pooJ , offer.Btok.er,Mot-4984 Br,pcUok,nrJ)OOl .260'17 ByOwnerCorh·1cl"·l•, B 2 8 FR., ...... _ 0 l M. cf . d. la luatftr••.tr l40I ' · ... "' "'° Via Pera (Altao Villas ,.... -... 4 r • • • .....:a n Y .1 "" OWll •n •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• PAM H HOf tlS OC'e&n vit1.-s. $350,000 P""'9T .._....,..._ · Harbor View Home. 4 Br. on over1l1e comer Jot. owner • anxlout Just '• llM.. v.. ~ Condo) Ask'I $28,900. 2 8a Monteao. Nr. park Fee l•nd. For sale by lime ~ &•t &hole. creat PllMI OMCI LA6&14A Ml-7209 all ichools & pool. Well own e r • J 130 Port Summer rentals. '10,900. IUH.D••
... Invite. you to 1.napect ... .,,.,..... 1069 la.nd caped. $79,900. fo'or WestboumePl.&M-Gf12 OntMUboo .. .~ "' • Rock Hila.. 4 Br. . 1~r their panor11mlc view ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.ppt. 833-1861. •----------• '112,000.paatyru.rom.
aacb. View lot nea J ft:'', bu1ldlnfl aites overloolc· 3Br, 2~ 81 in Bluffa. 9 Br, H.arborVi .. Hocne Excellenttaxlhelter
, VCI tll 000 by OWMr ,,,...,,,,_ in~ buutlru1 L•auna O•ner will carry TO Coado. 3BR. 2 1,~ BA. Ba, brick frplc, for sal• OreatNewportl.oaUoa •ii Via'M toa. • llO.SN.<...tHwy.,Laeuno Beach . Alao finished balance. Only SM.900. Owner. $4$,500. 646-1.338. $7S.OOO by Owne TedHuberUcAlaoc.
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Mewpocta.ect. 3869 BALBOA Penin. 2 br apt, CAB.IN Big Bear sleeps FULL SERVIC& . -••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Small brown EXCELLENTTYPlNG
·-•••••••••••••••••••• 1 blk lo bay & ocean. 12 c t'Tv poo1b'12f1 'Jlij LeaselOOO sq.ft.w/offlce. HARDWARE STORE male Dachshund with · home . 0 • L • p . EXEC sums 110.220 voltage Heat hot ' . tn my , S i.20. wk. Jul}' only. sundk. Day /wk. 494-8611 • water. New bidg. Good Beach. M ~st cash o_ul red collar. 375 Magnoha, Call Pal 675-41'17
• MISA VEaDI 962·8680 Lag Bch. FROM $180 Joe 645-2244 due lo pnor coml'tllt· C.M. . ~'Bd.rms., l in bath condo Air rt Area 833-364 . . ment. Will sell for inven College girl needs sul!l· t' Hiii·~ with pool. $335 Mo. Ll,00 Lu~. 2b~, 2ba apt. M A M M OT H Lake s po 1200 Sq Fl M-l w/fronl tory & fixtures. Approx F 0 U N_ D : Y o u n g mer employment~ Wall A
STEPS TO RACH ~ rpl, pallo, 30 deck, wtr. D e 1 u x ~ c o n d ,o . 800• ofc + 400• warehouse, office, ·lge ~ear door. 220 S 3 0 . s 3 5 , Q 0 0 . N e 1 beau l 1 f ~I, r e m a 1 ~ houseclean, babysit, etc. WOILD W
, 2 BR, 1 ba, uni, $285 \ iew. 575·6359 Ever Y th 1 n g furn d · carpet, lited ceil'g/prkg. 3·Phase. Unit 16, $185. 629 $12·$15,000. Growing bus. Bassett, tri col. App 3 yrs Call Jeanne 979-962l • FOl 'rQU.;.. ·
• SU WIMD Blk to beach-New Condo, $12.51135 per wk . 846-MSG M · L zone $225 mo. Terminal Way, Costa Great potential. Qwner, H.B. 846·1659 Bkkper. Exp. ip Acct'g. · I \
._2BR.2 Bacondo$475 Jacuz.zi/volleybaJI. Sips eves. 646-1252 Mesa.· Days 540-5710, bl5·7283or494-8253. FOUND: Dal~ation, one Payroll, taxes, ·~c. WUI A s a n A V ·O N
. WEHAVE 6.$125-wk.968-5700. GuestCottageonmilehi •1 MOFREERENT• eves.646-0681 M W a.......1 5030 yr, male. ~hite, bro~n setupbooks &keepthem Ry!PmReeEStEn!'~1'A l~E.\
SUMllERREN'TALS cattle ranch in central 123 R rr · f OMY Olt'llnl ears Calif Classic onpl limebasis S45·1306 ..... .,. MODERN 3 br, rear . . · · m . o ices rom Corn~r C-2 for lease 8061 •••••••••••-'··~··•••••• 846.8793 ·. . · . have ilnt ea · .·'Bel-house on ocean. Compl. Nevada. Recr~at1on $,135 per mo. Near Bolsa, nr. Beach Blvd.so% discou.rt'on secured .• Babys1ttmgsmJch1ldren/ tertbanslttinc.,at ?
furnished, $250. wk. West country. Good fi shing. airport. Nole~ereq. 1840 , 1040, 800 sq.ft. $60,000 note. Call Mr. Lost -Keys, Vic. E. 20th infants. Pref night, will Call: 54G-700 or Zeailh
Newvort. 646-7971 for re· Sips 6 to 8· $125-Sl35 per 833·32239Tllnoon 714·644-6172. Fulton, 558-9548 or and Orange. REWARD! take day .wk I y , 7-1359<\ays , ... r
servation. wk. (714) 544-0641. NORTH COSTA MESA RENT 600 sq. ft. $110. 1125 673-0997 646-2360 Refe,e,nces. 675-4725 or ~~~~~~~~!!!
* BEACH TOWNHOMES TAHOE VAC. Vi~~ dlx Medical/Dental suite, sq ft. $155. 1200 sq ft $170. MortCJC!C)H Trust LOST: Male cat, blk & 675·7142 tAI~
IN SU.'IJSET BEACH condosonth~wtr in the 950sqftavail.1stfloor 673-7039/675-5116 Deed• •'. 5035 w~te, long fur. Very Energetic, versatiJeJngl'. To 'care r;-.;~.ll-~lt~l ~Ca...... 3176 CA LL (714) 840-1648i pines. Tenms/rec. fac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fr~endly, ans. t~ George. Exper in adver .. mktg & ages 2~ "s ~lea lQ
........................ 838·5013 ~nAcli. ~~tco~8/IREE ~~;q ft g~n'l ore spa~e. $95. . s % Vic. SOth & River, NB. mail oi;:der. UCLA grad, San Clemente.ho~. e
2 ~R; 2 ba, bllns, 2 car SAN CLEMENTE 800-852-7502 mo. mpie pr g.. 400 S'-" FT LOAN up to 80 0 S48-0l29. 33. w I r am i I y. 213 / need a resp0ns1bl" It G If Mr. O'Keefe, $49-8138 T• • 923·01?2 h t I . h garage. o cours e Bea ch Apls-Seleclion R....+al t hare 4300 L ....n •• -..1 1st TD Lo--81/zO/o Lost-Kitten, whil.e wt blk. ~ w o ru Y eDJO~ e
v<iew . S23S. & S250. from S175. per. week. s 0 s CdM Sgl. to 1750 sq. n. aguna "9CJUin 2 d TD I ---Begonia St, Cdld. Wed. Female Practical Nurse. company or bligll ,.,ell
.to...2339 ''ALLBERTHAHENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy, drps, A/cond'd. 831-1600 " ~ adjusted cb1111-Wlll· ._, " L Or c Call Debbie, 673-9149 t;xpr. wants 8 hr shin. -~ REALTORS 492-4121 WANTED: Roommate. Elev, cpts. pkg. 40<. owestrates ange o. $350Mon/Fri 548-8597 ingtoconsiderJtve·inar· ~eetsfwftished Straight, m!lturemaleto Mas ters Ownr/Rltr . 30,000 Sq. ft. Sheet Metal SattterMt-..Co. FOUND: Medium-large · · rangement .• l<rll .
..,. u.fw9"shed 3900 BALBOA Weekly. modern share luxunous 3 br con· 673-4120 Bldg. 2 Acre sideyard. 642·2171 54$-06tl ~hite puppy,. Vic. Na· Companion, Gd. cook & Babysitter S 1, ...... _ ln~"
;. ._ t J br. S225., Bach. SlOO. do, beaul. fum. Jacuzzi, 9•,2• sq fl Nr Beach & Serving Harbor area 24 t1onal & Wilson, CM . dri_ver. By hr or week. home, l child~t. Bch. • •••••• •••••••••••• 675·6712 aft 6PM pool in Irvine. $175. mo. 300 SQ FT, crpts/drps, Warner. Prin. ~nly. (714 ) years 645-6641 Drive to doctor or do ~·~ 547-6791 $9S. per mo. Call 646·2130 842.04330r <21.3)S67-0S81. . · Call960-3721. ~~ NewporL. 1 BR. Furn. or679·3709. 21tdLOAHSWANTB> FOUND: Bike,644-8277. snoppmg. Freetotra\tel. '
.Mobile Home, S225 mo. RESP.Femaletos hr.2br 2000SQ.FT.w/3ofc"s WEHAVECASH! Call6Lo8PM _87 __ 3-_use __ . ______ 1im------·--
Avail.Julyl.645-1747. &denapt.Beaut.furn"d.EXEC. BEACH OFC. OrangeCly.AirporL Buy 2ndT.D.'s Saturday.. HetpW..tffl 7100. BANDoKING' ;_,.
WestcLiff/ NB area. Pool Suite on lake. lnex-963-7878 Loan on ....... T.D.'s • ~ -:t:· Blue Lagoo Vl·1·-Pn· . . A k r N .. ,.... FOUND· ,.. le <.:~~ .. ed ••••••••••• _ ••••••••• ,.. n .... . &Jacuzzi $157.50,642-3317 pensive. s or ancy: New Loans·2ndT.D.'s . -a .-..._ . A""OUNTING -'n"' d a ' ·I· II •Bachelors Beach tenn1·s· pools ft 6 842 -.c:""' L1' ncoln •-Walker i·n ·~ • ... .:ea · · . • • • a -~., Eqw"ty lnvsmt. Div. °' i ·.1 • Haso .... nangsforoi~--•1 aa , 2 IR S350. wk. 499-4271 or (213) R _ _._. W .. _.. Cypress 596·6615 m n1:.trat10~. mana_ge-.. - . _. •l BR & Oen 0061766 F l 0 I Roo l EXEC Suites for Lease .-nn111S OftRU 4600 BARNETTMRTG.CO. ment trauaee with to be locate4 Ul 0 ur · · ema e n y, mma e R t. 51 r · &. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "~5-2134 LOST D · I 8 thorough ac...t ... educa· Co. from $175 ·$485 needed. furn. yrly. on ecp . area, g. o cs. .,.. : ox1e ma e, 1 ~"6 .. ('ompletely ~shed. Balboals.$155.675·12.14. storage rm. l360 sf-CullWANTED T~ rent by AMO cements/ mos. Reddish brown, lion or experience. A LOG9Jerta.tl Me.so Verde East & Adams lBR. s leeps 4, $150 wk. service. GriCfilh Bldg., elderly cpl. 2 br. furn . un Vic. Santa Ana & 18th St. complicated, demanding Ex~r. ia ~ baQldag
•f 540-1800 2BR, s leeps s. $200 wk. MaJe lo share apt w/male. Lido Isle. Call : E lena house or apt. Btwn. SlSO PLent°"& ~ CM. Reward! 548-8658. Slfl to 6 day job. Write or'related fielcJPref'd.
" One short blk to 45th St. Park Newport. Call 846·86887 :30AMto4PM & $160. Ground level. OS . !ully in 1st letter. Please Peno•'9~.--L
!Jea c h. Also yearly 644-7084aft6:30. Haveref's.675-2089 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pet"Son.t1 5350 include resume. Ken Min .. a yr&~~ ex· ---------•I leases 646·8362 days lu i R 0 Aftftowlc~...ts 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shaw 17622 Armstrong Good · ib ,., _ ..... ;-642.4348 eves . • Male needs 3 housemates s MH ent~ 445 BACHELOR Apt. for Sgl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNANT? Irvin~ Ca 92705 . ' per. ty a v• '~I . · lge home CdM, asking ••••••••••••••••••••••• lady. Up to SlOO. Furn & Cari n g confid.e ntial ' ·· · ' , ot '.~ ll!!t.:_cs_ BAL Penrn. 3 br, 2 _ba $150 m o. 673·3121H, unfurn. 675-2089 MAGI'S MAGIC counseling & referral. Accoun~ Clerk, It exp. Call Personnel c dpl". Avl. wkly. dunng o75-1519B . THE COLOMY lu . /I t/ Abortion adoption & type, 10 key. A/R & lt}P. 21J/llt~lll · ·
' July. 645-1867 eve GIRL Wants to shr. her 2 30 RETAIL SHOPS ~ss •ns Porcelain keeping. • Call 556·0434 • I Equal Q1PA(:~.ner1• \ 2:~RTONA=M~Rl wknd. br H .B . Twnhome. Prime reasonable space ..... ~.~............. Mail Shop APCARE547-2S63 APPRAISER'S secy, JtJ. J ~
Jom $2:sw~ Br f:;;m ~· Nt':AR beach, H.B. 3 b w I s am e. $112 mo . available large & small. lusiltess HAS MOVtD Drinkin'g problem? curate typing, R.E. oc .. ••kl W~---
_. te ·. t" tai house. Aug. only. AJI 847-9469 Old world charm with Opporfuftity 5005 To A New Location Call Alcohol Helpline ?4ortgale bkgrou·n CallM1-.• ~~r n.naSos, con men ._· furn. SSOO. 536-0321 · R d French windows, gables •••••••••••n •••••••••• 1894'12 H.-bor11 24 hrs a day83$-3830 helpful. Self starter. l'tUn. ':."~--asL. meoceanm --: oo~ wanle • young & trees. Adjacent Lo Vending $175.wk.S36-o687H.B. IA~rE••
catalina views. Separate PARK NEWPORT Jr. 1 wfofrk1ndg woman. I cbaln F e st i v a I of Arts C.., a...11oy ROUTE CColsl~~~ SPIRITUAL READER ltfale/fem. Le1MUe .B.
tly section. Close to. br. Avl. July & Aug.w!>t. a or a reason a e Grounds. """ a u-u.·......., Open 10 AM tolOPM ARE You Lookiog For notel. CaU Siam er
ping &c fine beach. $300 mo. incl's. Tennis amount or trade rent for 580 BROADWAY Excellent route of candy CHAMPAGNE Advice on all mallers. JOB SECURJTY? The fP.m~lt4·11eeJ!X)&
2611. pool, spa, etc. Call: cleaning or gardening. LAGUNABEACH & snacks available in GrandOpeningJune30 312N.EICaminoReal ARMY has "it·and pays r -a••UTllfllll~ ~~~~~~~~~~! 644.-6420 Eve. 10.6 Linda 675-7666. your area. Ideal way lo SI 0 off°" services San Clemente, For appt. well. Call s@.2929, ask --,_.AMS
<• THEEXCITIN"-BALBOAPENIN.PT. G--sforltewt 4350 494•7915 s uppl_ement sala~y or J ... 30-JulylS Call :492·9034 492·9136 forl05. Notrinterviewingf91";
.:.. µ --~-pension. Locations, ..... ,.,t .. .._·e.....a-rAl..M MESA APTS. Desirable duplex, upper, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Installations & Training I PROBLEMS? WE CARE Assembly &c Factor y CaU;dU4.066i;;"'c.!;
_: MlNUTESTONPT spaciou s, tile, cpt, DOUBLE For Storage on· fur~ished . Financing CLASS OF '65, CdM Hi· ONE WAY HELP Helpers. Apply,SAM,629 -------~---
• ~ BCH. dt!._~s~.t~s poyt. Jya!. ~~~la ~548a. c1!!1an, .. TMOP15L~CyAJ22EN ~ available. can ,be ex-School Gracj_s Reunion, CENTER TerminalAve,No.6,CM •BeJUlbr ~~exp .• ,
a.dl,1&2BR.from$165. nt;rmOm::a . .jOAmmfu'o s e ... ury._,. ·""' "" _.., ~ panded to Cutt time in-Aug.2nd,NewpOrterlnn . .., 24ltrHon:me00-8800 pd vac, gd JOc. COila
, Adults,NoPet.s longer.673-2039 1 """'9.IUceR-t_. 44oo DRIYEPLAZA come. For information N.B.Ph:S73-4606byJuly ••AllNewAbrax""** ASSIMIUllS Mesa,557-20MJ~l•W
c:JN M D VTT• "'".. f ff" h 714 879 1284 15th .... Soldering, mech. as-------'-_.... __ ·'· 1...,~ esa r. NEWPORT Beh cheerful ••••••••••••••••••••••• or store or o ice. Ample P . . . . M.L MEW GIRLS (IBlks EastolNewport p k' g T wn &co try -sembly or drill press ex-·~ o,....._, Blvd.> & clean 2 br. BJock from PROFESS'LCLASSA a~~:pher~. un Pallet Mfg $500Mgross Lost & F'*"d 5300 $10Special1 Week per. r~q'd. C.M.642-8(8) w /IOuoWing, beacb..,,;..
546·9860 beach & m~t. Wkly Bldg, 2790 Harbor Blvd, 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. E . Retail Jewe.lry ~··•••••••••••••••••••• 1733 Fullerton Ave, CM MaJlie:.S Wi.l "'le jieaut.y ........ --------1 673·0236 C.M. Air cond., wood Costa Me.sa.S45-u23 G~ardServ1ce$600Mgr. LOsT/FOUNDAPET? '31·1184 AUTO Salon. \548.3448, J'k fpr •SOUTH SEA Oceanfront beach house, panel walls, drapes, Pizza. Money maker 960·2900Adoption,Low COUNTER Karen.
S h NB carpet, elec., music, DELUXE office comm'! Liquorstore. CostSpay/Neuterlnfo. •NEED }dUSIC FOR • -----------ktmosphere, qui e t J40S eas ore, -3+l, janitor, parking. M.R. &lndustrialsp~ces.AJso HOLLAMDIUSIMESS THAT S'PECIAL OC-SALES~M BEAUTY '.StJo._ •pace
garden apartment, pvt. ~l~sy!·rG.arbf~~';: P~~e~ Stever, Mgr. 5.57·01.36 or mini warehouses in 645417oSALFS540-0608 LOST: Sm. Teacup Poo· C~SION? Have Band, M • 111...1 •GER avail fort rent Uclo (tie
.p;dios-, 2 Br, 2 Ba, $l95· 646·8396 Laguna Niguel & Mission d~e. female, dark grey. Will Travel. lnst~'!len-A"A area. 67$·41ll0oren.4120
a St., E. ol Harbor S. Ga rage: Ap~l~s '4, I SO I W•sL.&&a Dr. Viejo areas. Handy lo 1000 SQ. FT. Gift Shop. Tips of ears bllt. Vic 16th tals & Vocals especially
Garden Grove Fwy. beaut. v1ew. ouse ,... "°"" San Diego Fwy. 200 to Cannery Village. Gd. PL., btwn, Santa Ana Av for You! 642-2370 Exper good to d
miaVillage. s73·l8S8ori75-8949 NewporU,lnancialCtr 2000 sq rt. As low as 30' Potential Scarborough &Orange in CM.Reward T .t vance,'toppay~nn.a .
534.5595 Oceanfront Cancellation LHMlg Office Spoce per sq ft. 831-1400 Fair, 409 31st St. NB, 646-9839or673-4447 .!'!':••••••••••••••!!~~ 3621 W. lstSl.,S.ANA
6/28 Ul 7 /12. 2 BR. Call on Sile Manager 673-3771 M'-sa'ng-Ba"ke. Mono si...~k MEW Oa.LEX ...,,c Wk ~1 2 SHOPS, ideal location >:t '"""' SEE EUROPE FURN OR \JNFURN -~ . <714>6'2·llllex.t2A6 for bookstore, candle MACHINESHOP Beach Crws~t, 3 speed, •AUTO.
Decorator furnished de-SPEND JULY 4th on the shop or art gallery. Au tom at i c sc r ew from Newport Pier. Mon· BY CAR Fl .&.J l~e splat-level; 1300 sq Oceanfront. Beaut. 3 br, Located in the Mall at machine operation; in day, June 16. Reward .. no A ft, 2 bdrm-den, frp)c, June 28th t.o JuJy Stb. The Fa ctory, N.B . business since 1964. Ap· questions. 968-4293 . Purchase any F.uropean Mechanic
plush crplg, homeLike $400 a wk. or 2 br, $300. 673-9606 prox. $26,000 per yr. 1·3 642-8912 CEa r '°! 1 dteli v1ery in E d
673 .... nn manoperaUon. urope. e usp an your xperlence ONLY. storage, walk-in closets, . ..,..., NEW Retail St.ore or ()(c. TOOLJNG & MFG CO. L 0 ST : Black L ~.b . individual tour. From Must have own tools ai
beth & guest bath, bltn JULY SPECIAL ~~....,... space. Baker Sl. E. o Sales approx. $238,000yr. Female, 6 mos. Vic. take-offwbome-landiag, class "A" license. We
gas range & oven, patio ~=:., Fairview , N. Costa XJnt opportunity to ex-Beach & Bolla, Midway you·u be Jn the bands of are a "new ca~ de ·
dec k . 2 car enclosed ~~:~~~l:,r~ipr~~ ~=-~ Mesa.549'1551 pand2to3timespresent clty.BU-41•· experts.Alsoleueltren· alerahlp'• le offer ex· ~:aygeo~~Jya~c~~: $.lSOwk.552-0539 ,.,,...,_...,.. CANNERYVILLAGE sales. Est. oyer 17 yrs. LOST CAT. Victoria tal c:ars. EURAUTO, c:ellent workin& condi-.1....,._.. Owner wlU finance bal. Beach, LagWla Beach. Li-do Village, N .B. lions, fringe benefits,
Adults. So. of Coast Hwy, Oc. Vu . House, July &c 4500 Sq. ft. M·1 i.ncJud afterdwnpayment. Looks like Blue Point 673-4550 etc. Contact Service
5 blks from beach. Fura. Aug. S4SO. 143o Del Mar !~.I ~l~s:e ~of~ . MOTEL Siamese. $50. Reward. Goin¥ East? Ddve our 71 Manaaer for interview. ~~de~r~du,rnCo~~ ~~ 626·61660r•S4..a804. shops, boat repair, of Steady mc~me, xlntloca· Family pet. •M-1233. Pontiac lo Wash. DC Mltlloa ...
Mor. <714 )675-9337 'h BLOCK to beach. 11, _ Cft-flee, etc. Barrett Realty, lion. 48 uiuts +pool+ 2 . area in Mid 1\11,y. We pay l•ports d 1 8 J 1 ~.,... r• Mllte Blake, 642.~. sty home. Terms nexible LOST: Family pet. Lg. $100 gas. '968-435& 28701 M ueri•• Pk ROOftts 4000 F'umlshe • s eeps · u Y 1617 WESTCUFF-NB or trades. grey ma le caL Wht. spot arc ~ Y·
•••••••••••••••••,••••• only. $1$0. wk. 67s.8345 AGT. $0-4032 ..... S._..,,.,._. JR. MARKET on chest. Last seen nr. -,..,:~ & Miaaloa VleJO
K · CM ... LBO I I d c B Jboa Bl d Loe Take over exlsUng lease S py g lass Hills Mdl. --.-.&1-831·1740•-.1700 Pvt ent/ . pnv. uA A s an • om. •i-•---..1r.ac-cnt• Prime a v . 1 &c Bee & H R d • -r-..._ ;$25twk Ir $60/mo. up f11rn. 2 br, ~.._ba. patio .......... up.~._r ..._bath -173,.....01 Jlx20' FuDk)'" pert'. fot on equ p. . store. r om es. e war I •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• * •ut ~-59SotorSS6-0Q58 7/12to9/13. w-.l)'orboUI r,.s ~ · crafta/c)otbes/records Wine license applied for. 644·1497 • Scliull& A 0
ma.. for $1,000. 67>7•11 Beadl BlH.B.142-ZG4 etc. Lota or loot traffic. $2,too + 1~o~L FOUND: WlUte ma1e poo. IMlr•tfM 7001 ~Khcmic Jl~:e~ ~. ~ ':; '!~ aruPM . NEW plub ~bldg, 2 131"°°'8 SUB·CONTRACTORS die. Paclflc Coast 4t •••••••••0 -•••••••••• for used car ctept. SalarY 9'7~or64WlllT BEACKFRONT 1 Br. to I rra a wtes. Con·1 ................ 4500 Steel fabrication & BaJboaBlvd.871~ ArtLesson.s:Paint,draw, andallbe.ftlfit.s.()pe>.for
Cotl.ioNwpt.Bcll.Wkly. fereac • rm, x.e rox ••••••••••••••••••••••• gun te co ·in operation ceramic.a, crarti . advancement. Pte•1nt
L&• rm. bath, kllch, Avl. July, Aic. & Sept. eooaer. Nr. 0C Airport NEW BUILDINGS at since 19619: Many varioul F~U,.NPe ~ri1~ :•~et AdulU/Childrt.n.MS-tsS? W'Orking coodkions. See
lidr)I, .,ool. ~~ nr. 32100cean!~64$--ll2S ai:JMG o.C. Airport. 2'0bto accOWl\s. Net to ownel'll "BOOKER" on nam TENNISDAYCAftCP Service M(I'., Ho,rard 't~· (lulu. 4t4·CM•2• 2 Brit Ba SOI\ tobdl. 1 WATllW •Cl tt. ample parking. approc!l~~ua Yr. tag. Vic. Beach It Slater For Juniors. 2 W . Chev., Dove frQuaalSU.,
-n'__ .•........ wt ~ .. ...-.... If $27$.:k. AU.. s:m~~: ... w,;;f...-!~.MEE •TuN1!JS00F~. ENT£RPR1SES H.B. sse.1ss1. ult ro Prlvhi~te Club . Top Newport&eadl. ~~;}~~II~!
n_.. .. -v --...... , ....... IL.-... ==i--.,~ "' "" ... ,.. 1 ·1-..... ca Pa.rf orl47.s831 Teac DI Prol'easlooala. ·UTO c:6...... ~ ll(ivtp. Batt.iv. Cdll ...-~ ·••...--"...... K°'l/lrvine Otn&er. call 1 .. r.n._ Transp avail. '75. .,. -~ADr•a ~· SlM/mo. 81:.tm Lo••IJ Ne•.PMt Bcb tn--o.'Jt...;...J.o.•w ... -Datt Curtis. (714)f'19.9205 LARGEHCJfEL LOST: Female, Whit 54.S.~ Real1ler newap•per -l • ~ • dP:IU-3122 ff dJ ONM --......... -.. -, Samoyed 6 /20. Vic Newport Beam• Colt. ... 1 u re • • om• • • ._,. l&&ie•9'DT 2500' M-1 CM/17th 4t Nationally known hotel rlve.rbed olt Adams H Learn photo(rtpt\y the Meu. Weekday, a to Ni'b/'Wbit.
Bfauulul r00«0. ~IMO ~~..A:.~:.'=-:Ts:: Rww 17UM1 PI ace n ti a . 2 2 wit.h restauram., bar• or c M. 53e .?es RIOHT WAY. cnrOU In 4PM weeke)ld .. tad~ ..,~ O.C.
COod C.11 . loutln. zu.-.M40/21J.,.llZS pwr/prkgtexhet air. 12' banquet facil. Curreut .REWARD! Beth Koch's photo clata AM. N~ed rtU11bi&Je car. _MW~~t·~-~---~ ,. 3932 · FC lD CdM, Padlle c.t rt. &4G 12$2/644-2228 N.1 .A. ap~ra.lsal 4'finan· deaipecl for lhe.aana~r ~3()()1.Woody. ~-·:.., • ....,P BWPORr 9te,1 10 HwyHclr ... m ... ft.2 -ct1tdata motr1ce. Prfc L()ST:OoldL,onPl.n,V•c· rorlnfo.644·4332 "--• l be hl C~B ...... NSAfl ...,., • ~· 9-idt m0c9 2•• IM' • .,~., RoOa.a. Pwt. hit ftdec. 2500 sq fl shop in Oranae $7,100,000. Penney's Nursury o ,,,..d f ve up t • pl l"°c• t.ft.jo 1t1 &••m •••lb•. '-fUl>.wkto,_ 875-ZOH w/ofc "fncd ator•sc CALCOAST Roaeu Gardens, NB, Piano lnstr~Uon. use .. L111t' it In chwilled. l't....,i . ~t'Jlll-f:l.'°'titl ~..._..I ~a.•ri»o ii--"i"t. o-Uidlet·---~2 U>18 8
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have xlnt sec'y skills, Clean A ppurance. Canaon FTB • VlvUar wks old. All colora.
mtdlcal termlnolofiy Vets., retired. Age 2S to zoom, like o.w. 61~2.182 1..;;...;.;.;..~~----...,,,...-~ 'd 5 1 •. a...... f 10. Supplement· your ln· can..,.. . pe. walnut bdrm 9Qlte, a ~~uu:e': • u11:::ue ts come. Drive a cab S hrs Irlsb Setter~erman driwer dreuer, duk°!
Contact Penonnel Otc or more o doy, Apply in ,.~ io·n 8hel>llerd Puppies. Jet t'besL of drawen. l GI.ah&
F t lnVaJJ person, Yellow Cab Co., -•• blacik. I wb, &13-1751&et stands, $12$. ll«liDW': oua 8 ey 186 E. 16th St.", eo&ta •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 517pm. chair w/ vlbra&ar, ..,, Community Hospital Mesa. Pure Bred P.-al.an l<k· , $50. 868·7001.
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Newport Beach. Fast ••••••••••••••••••••••• $75/$100 541-9965 Blk/wht, 1 Tabby. Utter Freezer, sofa bed. wa&et
Typist. Learn aU phases. PUILIC AUCTIOH tr. 646-1139 softener , angl bed.
5'9·9373. MANY ITEMS OF FINE PERSIAN Jdttens, ~FA , • Spanish tbl1. cheap-' ESTATE JEWt:LRY re1iatered, top quality, Table 4 x16 for model .979--082S. ••
Service Station Allen· ART OBJECTS AN: s howprospectS,alsostud R.R.orslotcartrack. ..
dant, expet'd. Day & TIQU~S. FlNE FURN., nr.vlce, $100 and up. 644·1M4 Modern slripe 108 .ot•
eves. F\lll & p/Ume. App. E1'C PHONE FOR IN· . 892·2970. WANTED Gd ho f 2 $70. Two gold chain $30 ly Shell Stat.ion 17tb & • · me or each 968-42$9 •
Ir · NB ' • FO. & BROCHURE. Beaul. HimalAvan Kil· yr. old Torte, fem. cat .. 1---·-...------vtne, . . 4..11< 2200 1 -·-.a dinl '""'" len s . M ark e d Ii .k e Sp a y e d , all ab o ts. French Prov n"wu n~
Service Slatioo Att.eodant 191s Oak Telephone Slamese, lons ·haired 968-7336 afl. 4 tbl w/4 chrs. Aoliq wbt.
full lime, ei<per. pre· Xlnt Condition-$l3S like perslan. ACF Re1. FLUFFY FRISKY KIT $250, 548·6996; 548-6330 •
ferred. Chevron Station. cau675--000 Champ stock. $1.so. Pit: ·LAZY BOY R 1. Fairview, CM 552·9346 , TENS. W e an e d & ec aner. MOVI~ ·"· lrained. gold. $60. Good condition~ SHARP GUYS! nv •548-4615• Call 548-70 Interested in a Fashion Storeroom Antiques Doll 1040 ---------1
CLERK ~Jl\at. ltltiaUca E Merchandising career. •Leather Inside/Out •••••,.•••••• .. •h••••••• KITTENS, ~ Siamese, D a n is b Modern typbig exp cm JaM Ex qual Opportunity Employer Must have sales exper. Trunk. ._.5-, Terrien• blk & wht, & striped. Teakwood: 8'gold &Ofa. ~u-e to'w p w 2 y · Full & p/ta·me posl'li'ons Collector's Jlem $149. It.KC .,.,_., ...._ Males. Box tmd. 536-3958 $180, hi & low baclc ~u • • • '111" • Lots of Bargains! ...,,._,, . chairs, $75/$60. Teak din-:!f.•P·•. diet~, f(J Hetp W..W 71 ...._ .RN-CCU avail. Call forintervw. . 409 31st St. NB Part Auslulian Shepherd White Labrador, .male, ing table, $95. xllit. cood: • il:~!:."~:~-oirffces. •••~••••••••~•••••••• l;~T.~~ ...... ?!~ Nlfhls, full or p/time. T~E LOOK ANTIQUE RADIO. & She pherd pu~P1· 9 ~~I~ good w/chiJdren. _559_··_4_54_0_. ------
lrU1l· frl"1eel Salary MANitU RIST. E~-~~eeti~s~ti~~J!:t ~r~. 6 4-6500 WORKSPERFECT$50. weeks.751.e957 . . GarageScde -IOI•
91>ett.· Send' flesume Gn1 L .. era perienced. Busy Salon. Balestreri, 642-2734, • 64~2573 * GOLDEN RETRlEVEltS SMALL Golden R~trv .......... ,_ ........... ..
Boafcuat• Ptnanclal ,,.. ..... Mera LagunaBch.494-3001 Cos ta Memorial SHOE SALES 6wks.CbampionLlnes. mjxg.fs~~~~Comparuon&SUPER Garage Sale: Serv ces. l"c, ~ San TempoTempoiaryl!elp ·Hospital, 30,l Victoria, 646-4744 642·5729 y . This Sat ·and·Sun. on"' llillgµ'1 Dr,,.Suate 202• 17802Sky Park Irvine Masseuse Needed. Will C.M. EOE. Part time pos. for sharp, TOY AND DOLL B . C R i We love our kittens but ly!9·5. 420 Bucknell, CM •
NewportBeatb.a&eO Call540-44Ss train, gd pay. Call yng. gal! Balboa Island ShowCllldSciM or.zo a uss an we can 't keep them -··'CO' c-•• P bystca l Therapy, location. P H: 673·1189 . Wolfb~un~> puppies, H ouseb roken/shots: NEIGHBORHOOD Gar.• '·w~"'-GetAHEADJn"""-645-8860 afl.6PM ' Sunday...,..29 cbamp1ons1.red.639-2182. 496·7861 Sale, Sat . & ~· 9~~ tp
.1uc RN STOCK CLERK · 4PM. 18513 Lime Cir .•• heldlacN be&.el.CaU .ABM)'.Call~ MASSWiEUSTE, Help Want· , , 23 Yrs e pe . 1 c 10,4.M.T04P.M. AKC.FMAW
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Sam afte,...pm, Mt-1700. Ask for 106 ecf.' ' Ir rain. Call for ll!ulRG~Y · x r. 10 e e · Sh..-atoft lclL a.. . Flashy a e pup&&2·2156 '""""ture 1050 gt)E appt 631 1184 ..,.. ~ tronics filling kits, handl· Moving To Boat! Must
" < 1 '' · Gld Friday luU•time, • · • · P /limel1·7:30shift.Xlnt ing inve n. conlrQI, pre· HuntiftC)tonleach DARLING Dalmations 6 .......... ~ ............ sell household ite~s,..,.
Col 'st11d'entl'; p/l •11s, de-must be accW'ate wilh Mech-:c benefits II woricing con pare MR's, receiving & wks, pureQred. $25 to $3.5. Great Sa van~ on l!sed Fri/Sat/Sun. 900 Miss~
llv.£ves/S.LCAr,pboDe figures litypinc.Salary , -· ds. EOE. Contact Donn shelving stock, move ADMlSSIONSO< Call:960·1242 W~~·.:K~~g~!'~~ Dr,C.Mes a .. J'8C 111r'41i1nftt•loot open. Phillips Marine · nee.ded; Mazda ex· Roache, RN, Costa Mesa. mat'I in house. Hrs Children Freew/AduJts W 19 h St C M ' E Stores673-4080 per1e nce .necessary. Memoria l Hospital, ?:30-4. Xlnl co. benefits S~~?'ec~::;;prnalpoeu!~:·. 545 · l · · · G:Rt.GE sale -1Moving!-
COKPANwN Wanted for Rotary-engine overhaul 642·2734. mc~ude l wk~ vac ~fter 6 P IANO a ntique upright Sacrifice 962.8377 , OWNER moving, must 0 19 u es • ~ m p s • Seo. C~i en.~ lives Girl Friday f()f' Boating preferred. Contact Buck mo s, ~l paid holidays, 5495. Piano antique sell Teledyne 1V $l80 .. furniture, dish es .
lft ~. _·7811 Clb. ~rSQoable,, attrac, Fa I It n er' Service g!'OUP ms. starts day ol Grand $1200. Much more. AKC Reg. Beautiful SL ref rig. 8 cu rt $100. Queen baskets, tools. e~. Sat &.
'.. , " • likes boaling 6'7$-8866 Manager. hire & many more. 303 Kin gs Rd• N. B. Bernard Puppy. 7 m<l6, bed $100. Small bed $10., &un 9-5. 1621 Santiago Dr. ~-~~~::.W~~l . GIRLs-GllLS Miracle Mada RN'S & LYN'S Documentor 646-4656 $150. aft4pm.fi0.3414. vacuum cleaner$20, iron _N_._B_. ------
....,.. ~133 E 1 . b d 645·5700 Exper 'd acute care (Div Addressograph/ $5. All 18 months new! Garage Sale-Moving! ·-·· asy un JO• ay or b . 1 1 Multigraph) Appliances 8010 BASENJI Rare, Blk & Autowasher$40 .. sofa & Lotsofgoodiesunder$1.
night. No exp~ .• we MEDICAL osptla on y. P /lime. 2921S. Daimler, SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wht. 1''em . Barkless, chair $20., record player Some furn, lamps & gas
It /House.keeper, .,.. -train you. You must like FrontOfc $600St. g~:t~c~e~arsMe~g~1!i 714/546-3551 SELF PROPELLED odorless, small. $125. $10. Small table SS., boys drYer . 19112 Hamden Ln r~ Jlve·hl. Sm.aU rest people & be at least 18. Trans, d1'ctaph, insur. E IO E I ' 638·2236 b1'ke 20" wh-t •00 Some H t B h 962 AoAn • .. for eldedy in eo.taa Hospital, 301 Victoria, qua ppor. mp oyer SEARS UPRIGHT • "~ ..... un . c . .......,, .. Call AJ>PIY any aft. or eve. pegbrd,billing. VACUUM CLEANER . toys&games.833·1258 ---------. 8;~~3~~ aft 21ljHarbOr, castaMesa. Exper'd Only Please CM. 642·2784. EOE Telephone Ans. Exper'd Y~rksh1re Terrier Pup· . Garage Sa le·McLa~
N rtCe l only. Graveyd shift . ONLY $189.95 p1es.6weeks.AKCReg. Movin g: 8' stereo. mower Slim t"!ym·M 'b " HOTEL Front Desk ewpo n er 't F I D t p ·1 C 11 552-1607 N · k h' f ' ,.... e,e O((·H.o._.1euet•" Clerk, (e"per'd o .. ly). Employment SALES, Art interesled Karman Ans. Serv. or ow or eepes ae. * a * onta e c ana, reezer. babyitems.54.5-7038 ~ " .. 540 1777 Travels al 3 Speis. Seede· . refrig & lots more. All in rmal\e!lt, .2 ~dul ! 5 Airporter Inn Hotel, ConsultantsAgency male/fem . 22 & over. . m onslration t oday at Old Enghsh Sheepdog, xlnt cond.545-4757 Fri/Sat/Sun, Cro
day ~IC\ f5ot. Write lrvi.ne. Contact Dick S67SanNtcbolasDr Sharp. energetic, resp. TI h Sales these 2 locations . male puppy. $150. Call Valley Parkway \Jp
tJa11stfled Ad .No. 244, Hannan W-2170 · NewportBeach 640-6150 exlroverltoworkevesi.n P/lir!eerve':':SatAM.l6 SEARS. ROEBUCK & 963·2447.213/439-7484. Elegant couch, gold Pacific Isl Dr.~Fly-f.:,~1 c!sjl:~M!~~·~ HOUsecle,anlng Svs. needs Medical Allht.t c':fas':1~~1fa~:.~us~ lis:~ & over. Apply, 15056 CO. Adams at.Magnolia, 5 males 2 females TOY velv~:. wl, blk. Orig. $700. ing Cloud, LagNig. .••-
Slate age1 welghl, Empt matur e, bond ab I BACK OFFICE $600 retail' selting. Fun at· Jackson, Midway City. HB. 962.7781 or ZlO E . Poodl ~s. 2 mos old. S~cra lee. $300. 968-l8l9 Movlng Sale June 28th, 2!;f.
record.pnonenumber& wom e n, NOW! Call EKG's,lnjectlons mosph ere. Call Rug After 4pm.SeeDave. l7lhSt.CM . 646;-0l42&549-3142af\S. Thomasvilledin.rm set.2 Goodies, air cond, 3 dr
address. 645·5123. Venipunctures Cratter5, 546-6340. TELEPH ONING earn Never ~sed O'Keefe & Great DaneAPurebred/no sofas, console tv, 2 cl ref. 3156 Sumatra P l, NewportCenter xtra ••al home calling Merratt dbl oven , 8 . dJ 6 chrs,2barstls,l.3.5sqyds C.M. Cook, luncb[dinner, ex· Housekeeper , live-in, Emp1oyment Sal.s Clerks -d N S450 papers. ran e. mos, good used carpet Mapy ---------
p 'd, hrs 12·8: B~ue m ature woman for fuJI ConsultantsAgency We havea spankingnew for retarded children ~~~~1SO:w sac trained, house.broken. misc items . ·Eve Furn., decorator items.
Dolphin, 335.s V1a .Lido charge. 3 Adult home (2 567 San Nicholas Or Jr. Market opening in prog ram· H.B. area. · Gentle, loves kJds. $35. 631-1267. Anytime Sun o baby furn & items; rugv
N.B. Workin g). 2 Malur Newport Beach 640-6150 Huntington Bch. in Mid· 635·6lOl ---New under counter Tap· Sn-6668. Mon. lots of misc. in good
poodles. Lag. Bch. CalJ July.-Looking for really pan ·di s h wa s h e_r. Mini Schnauzer Puppies. Wood. Bedroom cond. Sat/S~n UM. 18SS CoollS.plt'wflOI' be twn 4pm & 8pm, Motel Managers, exper sharp full lime & part avocado. Ready tom· AKC Reg 10 wks Pecan . . Port Manle1gh Pl, NB-
J>letary ~un.-v. for 10 bed 494-0162 good salary & good time help. tr you have THE NEW stall. Model 61-1151. $13.S. h t / ed. $l2S/ • Furn. Broyhill. Kingsz (H.V.Hms) •
COOv•• hose~· Sal.· ra. .. gL . . a part. 2376 Newport c:ol ·8819 s 0 s worm · up. hdbrd, Beautyrest bx • ...,.. ic bad grocery or liquor ..., · 630-4025 UN 9 5 "~"'1 SS-$& per r. Must' have •Housekeep~r. llv~·•i:i· Blvd. CM. 54S-97S5. sales exper ience, we · s pring & matt. Dbl SAT. & S ., to , J......,
completed C!Oarse in Priv room & ba. Wife-as would like lbe opportuni· BROADWAY KEN!lrJORE Dishwasher 6 PET WORLD dresser , 2 nitestnds. Cambay Ln. HB. Wed-dletary ..,.,.._, al 2 yr invalid~ Ve~ easy job. NURSES AIDES ty lo meet you and dis· mos. old. $100 less than • • 640-0946. ding Dress lo Furniture ! -• C II B vi r-Sf6.1230 E 'd' B yview Con cost. 675·0702 LJasa-Apso, Chihuahua, .. ~ a 'Y ew .....,..v. · xper · a · cuss the possibility of a Poodles Cocker, Shih· Table, Maple, drop leaf Ii Moving to Europe, sate Jloapfor appt &U-3505 valescent. Costa Mesa, f t 'th LAGU.._.A ' .,. --:.---';...;;._-· ---'-1House keeper. Live in. u ure wa our com· " Lady Kenmore washer & tzu. Cocker. Doxie, 5 chairs. Dining Rm. Set. June 27,28, 12.SPM. 26-
D ..... /•--•at. Must driv~., cook & lgt. S42·350S I pany. Please .caJI (714 ) elec. dryer. Dryer in xlnt o 0 b i e, pit Bull s, $150. 547·3182. Harbor Vu. Dr. CdM •,;
-hou k • So lgt URSESAIDES 523.3030 for an appoint· HILLS d B th r sss c k p " Ortho assifl, chr s ide, s~ ee,.mg. me · N menl. con · 0 or · ~c apoo.. qm. lOO XLNT COND Sof 8' $89 June 25t.h -Le avin"' ' -.. narsang exp Salary fleXJ· All shifts . Conv. Hosp 646·12&1 maxed puppies. Stud svs . · · a • . 1 d Id · "'~ 'Full/Part. time. ~-1~. ble. 830-8111: Call 642·0593 most breeds 2525 W 17th lounge chr. SOO, 5 pc. main an • o . rrurrors,
l.. A T SALESGIRL, exper. in Opening Aug. 4th FRIG JDlARE frosUess at . Fairvie~ SA Open game set $189, bar & 2 water bed, china, rugs~ J)r;~AL ASS~ST N 'Housekeeper, Cook ex· Nurses Aides 7am-3pm. stereo car sales and re-Is How refrigerator. good cond, eves 531.5027 · slls. $Sp. Eves: 581-6692. plants! RCA color TV. 9b,!i:stfchCa~~~~~~n· per'd .for mar. couple. 11pm.1am. Exper pref'd. cords. & tapes. Must have Interviewing for: $50. 979·6582 · · . . 1 lots m1 sc. 1201 Alabama~.
\ -• · Live -in. Pvt rm /ba. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, cashie rs exper. also. Sh~lties AKC, 4 mo's. Sa· Mov.ng: ~tke nu qua · HB.
DEN"I:AL, Secretary/ .642.9606 S6lCenterSt,C.M. 642·1020AskforJ~, •DEP ... RTM~ Must s~ll brand new self ble & wht. Male & fem. furn. 8'h couch & ~ov· -------.-.-
eed ht "" '""' cleaning range,.Hvst SlOO ea 2131597.7636 eseat. w /m alcba n gSuperGarageSaJ~Sal:lO Recep~. We. n l a Orange Co Studio is seek· Salesm en:. College Slu· MAM AGERS Gld. Never used. 55(l-:f717 · tables. Beaut. oak 8 pc speed, s urfboard, ll'ODlllg
excepl!onal penon who ing a reti~ed or semi re· dents here.is your ~h~ce Carpets & Beauty Salon . St. Bernard Female 10 din. set. 1 pc dinette. boards, crib, lots-a tiisonlookalj'!:.';ou~X::i INSURANCE SALES ti~ed B /W portr ~it laollseuamrnm~1r~°!!5nsu1eonslo LATE mod. Kenmore mos. likes children ·$50. 963·6465. householditem;s.freekit-
ndl ··--' k'll prant.erw/customquahty .., "'""'""" •SALES elec. dryer. xlnl cond. 892-1715 ten. Everythang mus t ouUta nc ,,.,,..., a 1 s, ~ exp nee., earn while exper Also f/time "Girl earn when school re· Full & Part· Time $75. 252 E 21st St, CM · 1 •SOFA & LO\'.E.SEAT Go! 416 Westmins ter peopleskills.~~ro-~oulearn,part-timeeves Friday '" w /s o m e sumes. Interested? Call Day/Eve shlft.savail. 548.3997 . FreetoYou 80451 SeetoApp~eciate.Gd. Ave.NB
ven abiUty to . ule & wknds, fulJ-time when knowledge of photo· Monday 6/30 or Tuesday GE washer & gas dryer ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qual/movang968.s822 2_F_A_M_I_L_Y_s_aJ_e_, -1-430.---&f
and make financ&al rar· qualified. graphy. ·Send resume to 711• btwn 9am & 3pm for •HOUSEKEEPING Harvest Gold, like new. Kittens. Wbt/blue eyed A 11 X l n t Quality 1500 Antigua Way. N.~
ran,emenb. If you ee Farmers Ins uranc classified ad no. 433 c/o a PP l • HANDY $250.842·8051 Male'. Gray/whtstripped Furniture. Coffee table Furn-reg. & baby, ap-
1°'* are qualified plea:! Group Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box PRODUCTS CO. Costa AMT . . female. 644-692.3. $250, End tbl $100, brass pliances, books & mucl\ :.':~ i c'a ~T ~e""o~lt Ed Lani 1560, Cos la Mesa, Ca Mesa 114-548-5816. •RESTAUR Fr1g1da1 re Refngerator lamp $85, easy clu (rust) more. Sat. only 9:30 am
benefits. Pl"Cllit aharlng. 92626 14 c u . ft. Coi;>perlone Male Ger!""an Shepherd. SSS. s lide shower doors to 3:30 Pb: 645-2287
Sala-d ...... ...c. on' YT,.· SALES For• appoiutnsent Sharp. $50 556·136.S. Lie/shots. S40 full length mirror --., ........ -staarp ACJCJ""Uin Gal CallSI~ 190 I C~ll 842-2245 $25. Et 644-5325 LJDO ISLE 443 v· Lid Call eve• " wkn, s . IR\llNE PERSONNEL PAIMTHS/ . Hotpoint 'Refngerator 5', . • c. eves aa o ~-41UorS4.s.1'713. 5EO\nrr5.,.Art:11..V"'V To mana«e very active OrApplyinPerson I works great! $35. Call German S h ep mixed wkdys. SoHanudg'•gS.a&t.pot&tedSunpl. anl<Kt.s.
"V"-'-""rtUc:J~ I IOAT IUILDHS women's boutique. Must . 548-6788. pups. Loot like Shep. For Sale · Hideabed couch G E W h •· D ,; DeotA-l Assist. Exper'd. · . · Westsail Corp. needs a havetotal retailexper.& Really great dogs . . . as er . ryer, .. ''h days. N•B. area. Call '88 E.17th <At Irvine) reliable man or woman be •hie to take f/cllg of JHE Kenmore washer & Gas 536-8032 · $75, boo~case/desk $35, rms. Ozite shag rub-
IH-0032 ' Sulte224 (;()sta Mesa lo finish, sand, paint, oil responsibilities. Xlnt op. Dr yer $75 ea. Maytag · 8' s hel vm t; $75: ~pan berbacked cpt'g. 2 folduri
• , C .. 642-1470 & varnish high quality por. for right person who BROADWAY washer $65, 546·8672 Rare-Young While Ger. lamps &. 011 parntmgs. bikes, 3 hang'g. lamps. _ D~ Jeclliw, teak wood parts. Xlnl co. is interested in a perm guar/del. Shepherd F~m. Very 3301 Seav1ew, CdM Dresser, desk, cof'f. tbl. &c ~. · .. w.c. female , benefits. Please apply at f/Ume position. SaJarY + . friendly. 675·6816. MAPLE Desk & chr. !""~tcb 'g. end tbls., red· betweea1t.4pan. IUTCHIH HB.rBS guard gate: great prof. sharing plan. LAGUNA HILLS Auction 1015 8 k 42 ., 46 .. an g. chr. & many more ~..1....i.&-•a. ~ .., ""' t •t rt. Langlo1's 275 McCo"-:ck, CM If y()u qualify, calJ for ••••••••••••••••••••,•• **Need home for 1 very 00 . case• x household items. ~....,r..,apt ~·'"' o a . • .. u MALL •UCTI~ neat&impresslvek.ilten. wtadJ. shelves. Bumper ---------
., ,MacArthur,N.B. Frozen Foods, 2.975 appt. (Located at San Diego "" '°'" 548·1751. pool, stereo-cassette w/2 SAT. ·ar SUN. 10.5, 18722
• . . Laguna Canyon Rd, L.B. PIX A111w~ Sen THE LOOK Freeway & El Toro Rd> Vehicles & Bicycles. Sat. . spkrs. Stroller. 644·5209 Demion Ln, Apt. A, HB ..
1 IWA~-49'7·1741 .. . Aftn & eves. nds in· 644-6500 In . . ff June 28th , 1975. 10 AM at Adorable black kitten ~ . From Color 1V t.o Tup. Q1a~yard Sliift Appl)' eluded. EOE.540-1962 terv1ewmg ours City Yard, 201 Electric Siamese, male, 8 wks. DESIGNER Wing back perware!
.JD,eraon ) . Laundu/Housek~eper, SALES I 9:30·11 :30AM Ave .. Seal Beach. Equip-" Call 557·0079 Chrs. P air. Green. $150 ~---------'-' Y'ltf,• .!~L mature. Day shift. Mesa Person 21·40, trn for, SHARP GALS! &2:30·4:30PM mentavailablcforview· . . bc>Ut.675·0102or613-4749 SAT. ONLY, 9.3, 1127 ~· . '!': Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 mgmt. $150 wk guarn. . . Monday thruSalurday Sh pherd & e<jlhe mix So t Ln :NB o-a-'l8!0E.P1HOI Mes,• Cent.erSt,C.M. ~!1.11;...pref. Mr. Levi Interested in a Fashion · EqualOppor.Em.pJoyer ing at 9:00 AM prior lo e ed ~ MOVINGt Cstrn DR Set merse , . -
4, c.QAJ...LS ....., .,.,. Merchandising career.[ Auction. For Curther in· remale spay • 1 ::: 54'' rnd ~bl tbl W/6 sold lbJ, couc h , clothes le P.LI~ Leather craftsman for Must have saJes expe~.f for m a t i o n , ca 11 ~:9f:ds love & Y · chrs, matching pr. of _m_uc_h_m_o_re_. ____ _
Laguna Bch Leather PLUMBER NEEDED Full ~ p/time positions TYPIST /Cl MK 213 /431·2527 ext. 51. comm.ode end tbls & 6 Fammes. 4800-1.8 Sur-IJOCTQIS~SIST. abop, The Village Tan· 2to3 Years Exper. avail. Call forintervw. Typing speed 60 WPM. licycles 8020 CUTE.KfITEr:' cocktail tbl. $550. 2 Tuft. rey. Cameo Hglnds, Y~g lad.J \1'•> to II• Dery, 494·2114 Call 537·2211 THE LOOK Starting salary $.J.lO per ••••••••••••••••••••••• Longhaared, While. ed gm veHlvet c~ bird~ CdM. (75-8307. tbnaSun., slat in u..-. -.. · 644-6500 wk. Apply in person: 548-6357 both. 1791 umnung . . . . , exp. req. --~· Ltather working appren· Pl Mhr/..,.. 605 w. Oyer Rd. CONSUMER GUlDES CM. 979.4244, RefaotShed Oak AoUq~ 10¥ aft. oi ffe, . lice 1unled for n ew F/tlme. 5 Yr mm exper. lea. Unusual classes io Santa Ana Newest, Best Buy BEAUT. WhtClt. female, sate. Example: Oak re•
Coa1t H•.¥i.• ... ~ La1una Bch l~o~e. Refsreq'd. 53&US2 sales presentation. 3 day ETC CARPET MILLS ls Now Here! has s hots &. spayed. Bedroom Set. Sgl bed & finished dre.sser$12S. 401 Bucb. Sbould be lam• h ar seminar 10:45 to 12noon. The_$uper Le Mans Owner moving. 546-1249 hdbrd, dresser w/mir· Kanis P1, NB. 642·1889. ·
w/leatherworitbuLband PRRSCHOOL 1. Overcome fear. 2. •UTOTEM* ByCcnturion ror, n ite s td . $75. &1pert .. ~ part&tlMe crlf\lag talent mo.tt lrn· ..,. Time elements s. Self CoronadelMarBikes Hands ome ki~ten s. 2 962-8741. MOVING: 18.6 Botpoint-
.... ber.*8dalitovel' portaat. SboWdlikemalt· Director. Calif. creden· dlscipUne. You need this. Wiii T ... Y• 3323 E Coast Hwy CALICO, 1 FLUFFY side by side, gas dryer•
1.itl. A•r·~ R•tialton Jrtg peuo~al contact. Ual4. Exp. ln E.C.E. ~ Please-no dilettante . FORA cai161s.7666 ' Grey.640·8489 Sacri fi ce Ame ric a n util.trlr,alide projector .• 8ntllll Country Club . .-..Ju4. Bua. preferable. Irv. & 714-642-1403. Sarouk Rug, 9xl2, $300. rock tumbler. leaded
awtwaljj4pm. TusUnareai.752-8313 · RewwdillgC.-.er 24" Junior 10 spd. Azuki LONG HAtRED Blk, & Mahog lier table, ~· glass windows, van tent. · r-' •MAIOS* Sdlaala.Driven l•CHv..-..Ce bic,ycle, cente r pull Wht .. Male Kittens. 6 Beds ide lamps, $20. more! 184SAnaheimNo.. ..,. Flt cl-r • ...._. Full tlaa~. Apply in IHI• .... ~ Now •cc,p&iae appllca· StonlMSMIU. brakes, good condition. wks .. Box trained. Call 673-4379/673·3855 14AC.-.10·5.
W,odJ.le 2~c~&ei.l. perHftlA.11.TolP.ll. Exper., mature, depen· lionl for comiDS school GototheNearest.TicToc $60.646·13S5 , ~·5392· Moving Sale: Beaut. like Moving· patio sale Sat''
'4t·39 4. It Laguaa Hv,a.Wlton ::~~~ ~::::::::, r::: year. Capistrano/San Market for Applications NISHlKI Custom Pro. German Shepherd. 9 ~os nu large din. table, 6 Sun. ;.6, l9'l0 WhJwJ• ~~:~l .. /Mlf. ~.~:.;:9· Hlea • rentalt; full or ~~eo~ ~~~l~\11;.'::,;J: ~2~ffg2 Or CAµ. <714
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Sat>'A. TOJM:V• a . ...a .._1.-191 BA part Um• «GI*' house TraininS provided. Xlnt Tic Toe: Systems, Inc. 675-4595 · Beaut. FR prov., antique Moving-Rattan din Mt. Ii •
M1n11c•. • •-pe";~~,..:--~ Ollly. Job for bou1ewives.Com· SCHWINN Stlngray. Ex· Be au t Y' h \ 0 l d n yellow, d /r set. Buffet 6 chairs. cheat. misc bald , . Mleili. :iary ...,PIO mo + munity Bua.•3$73 · Waltr111n cellent condition. $30. R~~der/ ~% mlx. Gd chairs, Sac $350586-1825. gds, angl bd, cheaL Swt
1J1111illllAL-beattlU. Apelr le ECRtTAl\Y:Fastcrow· !::rer~~~c~~~se: M6..$479or646-6568 ~~-l:i room to Lady Kenmore 800 oniYlZ·S8ZUlainll_8. .,
I •, s d • 11 . ~t El Nl,.i Coon-lftC N.B. mgt. conaulUne weekends. Vlcjo Boys Stingl'ay bike. dor ble bl ck " hlte washer $ISO. Easy cha.Ir Garage Sale-Sat·Sun,. &r•cll•a laatk tqCluo,mOOCl\lbbioul• firm, nds , exp. sec. Inn CallB3HS50 Goodcooditloo A 1 a ~ kl lw '50. Twin bed $25 . Furnihare, Lost Oi\ Mlf(tle v pr •• La1una Nlcuel. BALBOA ISLA~D w/Xlnt typln1 le ofc. · ~ oo 831·1873 b ue eye t e n s. 752-0296 Hbuaebold misc. 139 g;
... ._-•. GM trpla .. m-nooe. • 67>4900 ~ a.kill.I. Gd. ~llrt.lngsal.& WAIT~~SSES, p /time, C . & -:uo:.~leN BSiamue. MUST SELL HOM E1...:..;2Jnd;;.;o..;;.~Sl.;...-..C_M ___ ~...;:
,., __ ........ 1181 MAINTENANC£ man. . ~m~.nelita. Call BelU' 21·25• 'C'!11~~M ;;;,:.... 1010 • . . FULL OF FURNn:tJRg Sat-Sun-Conl ~ 'l
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.. O BM ,_ &rieal, plalDbUal. beat-U ·TO"' Ce'ID1n. Superb Secntww/11119r WAITRESSP/T BELL Ii HOWELL 1emm ?~·..=. ::..:•· M-4-8417 1oodies. 195.t Maple: ~~:c,:~a.:;m;..;.~.'-1.eu. P.lJllr.lauMll. p(tvaa. ad amd·l)rivate 1 Girl Ofc. t"!U.Mi P<J'I· Dinner house exper. pre· 70DR mdl. w/1 .. n.t oi ' llovln1. from Lciiul'e ,.,..,.. No.a • .. !'
... Inoa. Call Jerr1 offl1:H. Sd~aUoaal, Uon opeo for neat, order· C'd. Must be 21. Apply In 3'' F2.$ lentes w/carry'g. Male Irish Sets.er free to World· Lacuna. Antique s rAN Sale Sal w: Mill'
a.I •u trainl a1 and frln1• 11 Sirl ln small deaign penon. 843 W. 19lh, case $2$0. AlM> U nhol aood bome w/bi& )'ard. blaoket c hest (lt3Q) \Sutton El 'Ton..._..
•• 6 t,m. DMded ful benefitl. llnidmU1l 8ftd orfenttd manu(. co. Costa Mesa hvydty \ripod &tfltbea CaUMt:!e!!. c 0 1 c 0 Te a car t ' 1feha~etuJJ
• l Appty K iavtstmtft& opminp for ICnowl•dC~ ot bltkpnat $125. 673-4592 afL 6PM CRerit .. t) Comer euP: ~: ~ill~rt.4\:'!~.~-!~ ~r!_t ID~ Qic1c4 :3 8 r o le • r • • a .-lmportaD\: Must be •>t· $l00 -$2SO weekly. stuf· 5 #It. "!lud POODLE board1. Hepplewhlt.e s U p g 1l s A Li g '' .t~d Frt H ~ s.a.a,.,..... per'd ln aen'I ate 4'1tles, nn1 envelopes. l hr dal Bcseler 23C, extendo PUPPIES. Cane Cbalra. Painted. £vu,JLhi-. mYal .it
S. oaat •1, •I· ftHA&PLACI P•Jroll. lnvolcnt'etc. l1.Rusbstampe(1setr11d· bue color entnge Calle.u.al7t Obetll AntJqueWalnUf llovlU I Fun le
Btacb ... -E"per in ofe mimt It dressed envelop~ w/le nses & carrlers, . _ _. .,1 n..... 1• f C ltn d 1 •• -........... Claulrled tdl sell bl& • PlOf'.,.llS ales • b el tul A ly McOannon & i\ss0cll\le11. $407. relall, now $200. lt.dOfable MilW'I rut~. &m•P· H • I aven· I aaawue .-.,--"'"!'
l&ema, amall 1teml • aQ1 D•... II ~a.ltoft eort.oOct ~PW. • s. St.le College BlvcJ. Other dark room equip. Your choice ell JO. °*! J:rt " cbair, Lampa, Items . Sat. Ii I•~ ,1, .. t 711-1'21 m.h St, Coat• M.taa. Anaheim, Ca. 92806 <DP) for sale. 552·589'7 MG-2464 ns. llt··tT5.1. W ·119S ,.
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;,l' ~~ l?'lir=~G_.,•ngN tools, 50e to SS. SMALL 9 drawer desk · ~ ·-.• -. . "Ill 80!"1UIX bike szo. 9oy'a MAPLE Jlila•torm rock• COLEMAN itov~ $10. PUSH lawn mower $5. 2
• t • •m .. s1to•.SMetasi •.•• by •• •re• nai. D1·me a L·1nes Due • au..,...,•· WbMl •·OJMttet•b••ud~e Luaemno.c.rtopcar-outboard motor•J not ~~ll DlaDl/orld S.S. each. Slerlin1 1llyer, $1 blue a.nd sreen, Coit • • toll': 1 Zoonaoycle 12. alnps. o.uhJe mat~ rler wltb cover $10. runnlnl $10 each. IATJfO
•• · tolU. New macl'ame pot St.so, new SZS. 9' X 12• l ·oo.o.t •· 1·1ncbworm as. Do'lble box aprSnp .L&rie pluth: c•• eans block Ford 4 btrrel in-
,. BOOK o. .. S7 Docoretor hancen. $10 to $20. Lui· red carpet $15 . Deak Early. for Fourth 'S· bWater •ottener ta. a 3 hp rotary lawn ll.50·12. Canaplri1 barbe-take manifold $5.' Ford • Items ss. Crib '1· Stroler 111e. '2 and 13. Shoes, G needs P •int In I S 15. . · rate beet tz. Ski booQ, mower szs. Wood MP quo $UO. Adaaital Elec-Keystone mass $2 each.
SS. H1a1in• wlclctr :/ai\Ot::ue,15ctc ...... SS Heh ... eu'a akla $5. 815. JlatehhtJ bookcase trlcl"TV$25 .• ultar•. tJOO,Holle)'cerburotor$5. ! ~ :=ra•l a.1 Musical to ;a~.m. 1'f.~ 1:1::; WALL unit with one Dnea11 for Dl......U. tldt to be f!"laa5. 1312'Cambrtdct 11111 tront sas. wO'od Roto-broll coolcer.frytr •·~2barfel carburetor
I • ff ~ sa, .• cmoc~! $2E.l-t3. Lane, HunUoston Beach. drawer desk and aheJC ,..,l ... M l•t.rd•y. Jtlly 5 will ... ne, Ne•port Beach cflalrt S2S efth. a ·~ ..,, ~ frame t$. JMd sz. Crossbow s10. 3 tom· : , .... IAl11
1f. ~ ~. ec· sas. a drawer unit $25. 9*mcetl .. to tht ,,_..... of Mly BUNK bed.a~ 844 •W Hufty bl Ice PO. Wood rall1 u . Double p1neled press or a . s m a 11 •
I ,. see aneous al au and $25. Cu seat $l2. ta ree m Ir ro r s2s . • ••J· Copy or t • • .,. •Y BW and mattrtei. foldis Playpen M. &leetric 10 U•ht tl•ture $1. Boob t•llka dll motor $5, $10, I ~ ~11cc kn11e SS. To.Uer $1. 1WO 6 year old criba, SUl Dreuloe table wltb H 11... f h 5 t d · · playpen $U. Meah headboard $10. Celling medium, large minus
1 wan S -17 . .S pie« set Boob 10c to 25c. 2 abc Woman•a bike s:zs. Mam DI a • U1u1 lliMMlld M IN cw/II to ftte Into cabinet sio. 645-2417 · cup Cornina ~ottee pot 10c-~ HQl docger $1. $1.5. Woorl lathe min~
•• ,. dubts Jr. Misc. Jewlry block seta, SOc each. 3-speed bike s:is. Cute _.. ~· of tt.e D9ly Plot, 310 W. fl(). 4 slice to11ter SlO. £1ec:trtc can opener $1. ,tooll 125. Motor $1S. Con·
'i ~ ~.~ 1. Ort1Jaat 'l"lter llletric t;ap a~ die set $5. uaer kitten $l. Sunday .., Slrfft. Costa MelCI prior to 3 ,..... SHUTTE RS $S pr. Oil Polaroid Land camera .Lumber, 2 x 3, z x 4, 2 xe vetted Cushman electric ~ .. .._... Pet\lttS 21 -~ . Wonder horse sa. New 67S.Ol02,m-4749. ,,_. Palntlnga 15·$25. Tool• IU.8ullet.itlboard,37''x plywood 50c • ..,-. Greue icooter $20. 30·50
: ,. C.rpet tiles. 1 each. Water Plk 17.:SO. Electric -.,. D ... H fll ti °"""' Dalty S~·IS. Larae linoleurn 49" IS. Metal readln1 fun Q . Sotderlnt 1un roe1acycle receiver $20.
• ~ Little b oys cloth ing scissors $1. z back pack ROG. ett x 7 ft oval, ~ ,.. offlcff Is 900tl. n. Ida)'. ~ J>teces $3 each. Vacuum lamp~. Garden aprayer 2. 5 o. Pu k a a h e lJ 4tf>.~
25 ·$1. Car sut $jl0. frames,$1each.Mi.2102. nylon w . Sult caae $2. S25. Silver tray $25. 13.50.Fulllength<Jnlrron necklace SS . 21922 ,
Baby walker $4. 2300a 173-2'126. • Shadow box mirror $20. S4 each. Electric fry pan Kanalcoa, HB. Ml-3571 2 SURFBOARDS 9 ·$15,
Via Pimiento. Mission BLACK naugahyde couch 8 TRACK tape deck Ladies clothing $1·fl0. $2.l:lectriclOtchecaclock 6'·$10.540-1683
· VieoSaturdayonly. $25. Side chair $2,. NEW uphol1tered chairs $12.50. 4 track.tape deeh DIME-A-LINES Arnpllfter·top $15. "Echo S2.Stependteblewltbat· GAME table, one leaf, . . -----..;....__;:__ __ I Hassock $10. Baby swifli S2S each. Large framed $5. 2·4 manifold $20. chamber $15. Sat. ooJy. tached lamp $5. Sett OI wrourht Iron base $25. 2 SWIVEL ad1ustable bar
FISH Tanks. Two 10 gal., $5. Baby clothes, 2Sc to mirror $12.SO . Tahiti Comptomet~r SIS: Pecrui 2692, Riverside t>r. off d ishes $3·$5. Meta I Solid State all manual s t o o ~ s $2 5 each. ~ wroueht iron stand S2.2S. Corn popper $US. dance o utfit $2S . B&:b·E'·Mat1.c crib $25. An For Mesa Dr. 642·3904 . hamster cage S2 . car radio, 12v. D.C. Magumerack$10.<1Ma-
watlc fish $25. 496·0.78. .Books Sc. Twin bed SlO. Typewl'lter $2S. Photo Cnb boit s pnng and mat l'ri•• P.tfe• ~:30pm Habitralls $2·$5. T~in neeaUve $10. Official pie chairs $12.50 ea~h. ----------1 9466 Warbler, F .V. eolarger outfit $ZS . tl'ess $10. Imported ONLY bedspreads u . Rugs atop watch $7.50. Con· RoundMaple .... chairs .. DOG house. 2rt x 3 n, Corner Bus h ard and Portable tape recorder tapestry of Kennedy • BUJLT.rN electric oven, $1·$4. Walker·Jumpu.~ Uneptal phone casing-.. $12.50 eac~:_1Round M~-
,. Sl8.!i0. 675-0123 Garfield. 968-8405. S 12. Port able TV Bros. $3.75. Box or candJf Ack'Fn. •·-i,..·.. 24" " 24'' $25 . .Matching Electric knife aharpeiju all above Hw,, still in Pie table ~. 2 old oil ----------1----------1 UHF/VHF $20. 8·track wax $6. 8 boxes clear ... •• range 31" x '21" $2$. $1. Toys 5c·$1. Chlldreh'a bc»les.646·1568', lamps with gloves S20.
4 VW wheels and 2 tires WOOD patio furniture, player lock-In case $18. glass o rnaments 25c • ...._, .. ,Hot White double sink wit.h 5c·S2. Clothi ng Sc-*2 . · New 24 piece stainless
125. 25 yards lite green not redwood, 2 chairs, ta· New s hag carpet. ll'ri eac h . Bes t s e 11 er Accepted faucet $12.SO. 557-4257 2Q201 Bayview , Santa ANTIQU:E oak cor~~r ta· tableware set, • 15 year
s hag carpeting $2S . ble and settee, $20. 12 yards $12. Fitted queen paperback books 75c • ELECTROLUX Ana Hts, Sat.Sun, 9•5• ~.!!·, .... ~.}frawer. 34 $25. guarantet:d. by Ekco• .. 4S73-4224 gallon crock $20. Old size spread $10. Lady each. 1:-lght brown Etura Ad•ertiHri •lelathuJ vacuum 557-3851 _......,, Maple n1ck nack shelf fashion 9 by 12 rug, $20. 2 Schi ck con s o Jette wig w1th natural scalp ffw ,..... ti $20. 2 ~raverse rods $2 $10. Mapte smoke stand
ORIENTAL jade $20. 14K Danish chairs, $1S each. hairdryer $8. New $15. Books 10c:·25c Pots M • °"' ••y each. Living or ~edroorn HAND crafted ornamen: RABBIT b utch $lO. SB.557-21879 •
ladies ring $20. UK pin Wrought iron hanging M a nnin g .Bowman and pans 10c·25c each. 24 a. • •w.tlon of Stat• lamps $10. Hangmg la~ tal SpanJsh scales $7 Hamster cage $3. Small ---------
$20. Cuitured oriental bar. s10. 2 round patio vibrator kit s.c. Electric x 48 .Wild Stallion print FreH .. lse loerd & ~· New electric Sears Small formica top t.able: Oi ~· $5. Large dog COMMt:RCIAL exhaust
pearls$20. 673·5276 tables and benches, $15 hair setter Clairol $5. Single hol plale SI. local btr1ht .. 1 llcuH ice cream freezers $7. 3 chrome legs $S Car house $12. Ladder back fan $15 . 'Zephyr $5.
LADIES clothing, custom each. Patio umbrella ss. Custom $4. 50. Movie Old skate board $5. 3.11 ,.llHoM. pr. men's trousers, slze radio from 64 Skyl~rk SS ~hair $1S. Chfld's skla, Scott's silent mower $15.
designed. pant suits, Lawn mower a nd screen $3.50. Luggage Costa Mesa St. C M 38, SI each. 8mm movie Color wheels $3 eac~ booU and poles $12. 210 2 largetarps,23'x23'$25
tennis dresses, evening catcher SS. 847·7307. St.SO.S<C.50. Bag of sails 548·3548 ca!11era $20 .. 2 pr. short Cassette carousels, bold sldi.s $10. 644.2999 each. Small tarp SS. 2
go I 7 9 2 for Starboat $7 SO 10 be1~e drapenes $5. 176 A· 20 cassettes $3 eac.. PUSH mower good Aondi-heavy plastic tarp SS. 61~4 5 ze · $ ·SlOirWO dinette ta bles. SlO station intercom ~a.ster DATSUNrro!ota engine& SUN lamp $8. Extra bulb, Cecil Pl. CM. N. of 22nd, ~ava lamp S7. Twin mJ: tlon $ 1 S. • 1 0 h "orse Car rack $5. Books
and $20. Chairs, $2 each. $4. Chinese end table $7. bod~ parts. Doors $25. new $5: Foot .locker $6. off Orange fin f.ans for electronic Wisconsin enoine, as .18 10c·$1,. 10 .ga
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jacket, fits S-8 years, S8. Baby walker Sl.25. Old S :1~-V:e oC . and wheels $17 each. speakers, needs pickup refngerator, works good Group or approx. SO LP trlc broiler, new $20. $1.50. Toya 2Sc·$1.SO. Saa
9 c ans Formula so mirror frame, $1.50. · Hi g hl~~ds crg:ro Mag wheels & tires $25. S25· An tique wagon for garage or·SlO. Sma.ll a lbums, Welk, carols, Polaroid outfit $10. h~rses $2 each. 3118 Curtains, $2 to $10. Plan· 67,. .._.. • · Ma~ wheels for cars $15. wheel $2S. Large roll 4 dr~~er c hest $5. Air Oc 1 G b Jt CM S46-6333 outboard oil $4. 644 "0524 t er s $3 . 5 o . Twin "'°""' Radios $20. 673·1784 fiberglass m alting $25. cond1t1oner for Ford $10. sacred songs, Sinatra, ean ree $10.-Sl7.50. I ra ar, .
•" ~' R E C L I N E R bedspreads, pink and 13 club golf set, bag and . Child's swing set $25. 55 gal. drum, n~ top $1. ~~~bL::rb~r;::nr~~· ~;.~~ cro:c .!~~ :~~= CHEST o_f drawer ~10.
naughaghyde $10. Crib white sheer, $10 for both. cart $25. Assorted golf NEW waterless s tainless Folding chairs $2. Room Ca.m.per awn1,ng $5. bluu 50c:·$l h ,. .. 1• No. l·S $20. Palmer irons Automallc baby swmg
mattress $3. Defroster Saturday and Sunday, 9 clubs $2 each. Black and steel cookware set, slay heater $4. B /W console Child s wagon, large size eac · .... · $8 Wonder rocking h~
$2. Teen clothes Sl·SS. to 6. 8911 Shore Circle white TV beautiful cool handles and knobs: Magnavox as is $25 $2. Boat battery box $2. Hamilton. Costa Mesa. $25. Sa~re saw S20. 1736 s.c'so Bab 'b 'th
Toys Sl. Luggage $l·SS. H.B. 0 r f M a g no Ii~ cabinet $2S. 3 bowling 1 qt. covered sauce pan, 2 8mm movie projeclo~ Very old cash register 'h bl<>_<:k west of Harbor. :~P~ e i m • CM· Sat. m~iu:ess $1~. ~~1by fuid.
Games. books $1·$S. between Yorktown and balls $5. Wa rdwobe qt. covered sauce pan, 6 SIS. Electric deep fryer $20. Steel tool box $3. l6" B/W t bl TV 15 ing dreHlng table $3.
S.S-5335. Adams. trunk $15. Extension qt. Ou~ch oven, covered, $9. Child's bike seat $2. Steel foot locker $3. l9'' PoJ:>b1: S:S G~ KENMORE washer $25. Baby ca rrier $2.50. ----------1----------1 kitchen table and 2 lO 'h inch err pan $20. Window car air condi· Small metal box, $1. sound and · t . l Waterbed mattress and Large deep sea feather
J> LANT S 5 O c -$1 S. Kenmore gas dryer $25. chairs $20. 481S Surrey New~ q~~ stam.less steel ti on er $20. Electric Bu~ksaw $5. Electric •. console ne~cs ~~~~~r liner $13. 2 card tables $3 lure s SO c eac h.
Furniture SS·$2S. Goll Childsphono$3.Small % Dr.COM electn c a mixer t>?wl shavers$2·$S.PansS2·S5. knife sharpener $3. Ca rd 'tabl e 1 s o· each. 2 bats 2Sc each. Paperback books lOc:
clubs Sl each. Water florescent light $5 . $3. Portable typew.nter Pans S2·SS. Dishes $1·$5 .. ~otorcycle bumper car· Chemistry set $2 SAM ta' Plastic air chair $5. each. Hoover vacuum
skis $19.50. Catalytic Datsun pick-up tailgate SKJ boots, Koflach, mens ~· Ne~r new boy~ or Purses SOc·Sl. Books 10c ner, new $15. b umper ble radio $4 Records lck Shovel SOc Rake 50c Hoe cleaner $7.50. High chair
heater. n e w. $12.SO. SlO. Chevelle 396 or 427 9·medium, never used, g1rl;s ·b1ke $25. Upright Jron $i. New shades Motorcycle carrier, new each Mali b SOc: soc Ch air liv'jng S2.0ldpictureframes$3.
Surfboards $10. 2 twin headerscomplete$20per $25.873·19S3 vacuum c le_a ner $25 SOc·$1. Clothes hamper $15. An tique hanging h .C oxes room /den s2 . Men's Rainbow vac uum
bedspreads $7.50 each side. Dodge van chrome . Metal typewriter stand SL Jolly Jumper Sl. 1536 la~ps. 5 bulb S25. Desert eac · ash only. S40.0M4 short hair wig $7,§0. cleaner with atlach-
d ouble $10. Clothing front & rear bumpers STEPPING stones l.B~' $7 .. Baby st~oller Sl4. Sylvia Lane, NB near artifacts Sl·SS. Record 36hp VW engine $2S. VW 645·5562 ments, as is$10. Dyne!
• S 0 c · $1 O. Nation a I $20. each. Late VW right pe bbles an~ s hells in White baby cnb $25. Mal· 20th and Irvine. 646·1378 albums SOc 2 gal. gas can transaxle $25. Bultaco blond wig SlO. I,ighted
Geographies 25c each. rear fender. good condi· cement. privUe party tress $10. Baby chest $1. 2 J eep gas ~ans $1.50. pursang skid plate SS OLD mercury outboard make-up mirror $2.50.
Electric coffee pot SS. i tion SIS. VW tire $6. Late S2.75 each. 673·7381 wardrobe . complete S2S. BUNK beds. complete 2·S gal. water cans Sl.50. 646.7821 · $25. Shop vacuum $4. Ar· 331 Costa M esa St.
fl round avocado rug VW front end parts $20. 2 DISHMASTERS $23, Walnut desk $20. 557·2679 with mattresses $25. for 368 E. 16th St CM. . rows 5c. 7" reel to r~l S48-3S48
S8.9S. 3 wardrobe .doors 557·3910 S25. Firescreen and tools ANTIQUE t k S25 546-7348 645·4336 825 x 14 TIRE w~ wheel tap.e r ecorder $25. ----------
SS each. Wet s uit SS. POTTERS h 1 S22 18 · h I . . ~un · SG. 15 gallon beer keg $3. Broiler w • oven $10. RATTAN set: Sofa .szs.
Dishes and pans 5-0c·SIO. 63.67 Ford wE:~noTi2;~ su: M~~inea~anbi'!':t':. :gt!~et~~~g C bo~ ~KA'J'.EBO~RDS . hwood IER10Nl~G board $3.~. Basketball hoop soc 'J'.railer axle with 13" Chairs SlS. ~ttoman $10. 23 Beacon Bay N.B. H D . b $1 AM/FM d. SlO 39 0 · . · .rys a minate uret ane ectnc fan $8. Curtain each. Top car luggage rims $2S. Underwater Stuffed chairs $10 each. 678-753S Sat and Sun Geavy dty :.mper ~ C h r~ 1~1 .NlB'h chandelie r $lS. Pictures clear wheels$15.~·0796 rod, never used $3. rack2for $1 151b bowi· scuba tow sled $10 Desk $1S. Sofa $25 1~4. s:~:: siC:~~~~s 673-~~n e • • · ::~~~s~ Sh:e t last,2 S2S00. CHINAW ARE 50C·SlO B~k pread, chenille ~o. ing balls, 2 for $3: Boy's Datsun truck tires with Moderyi sofa frame S20:
• . Y. s a es. · · • · 1 e seat $3. Curtams backpack frame $1. rims SS. Water s kis $7.!IO. Electn c spool table $10. •
GOLF shoes. new men's DESK ·$25. Swivel chair 'h m ile. nylon line with Bowling ball with bag M_en/women 5 c~othes $3.50, 2 prs. Decorative Child's bike carrier $3. Ski boo~ $10. Adding End tables $2 each. Elec--
Foot Joy, 10 'h B, $20. $25. Typewriter S2S. line dryer ss. Fishing and .s hoes S12 · Extra S2 :·L Small apphan~es drapery rods SIS. Drapes 646-3680 machine •cash 7 eeistec lric gwtar $15. Camper
968-5569. Copier $25. Table $7 . polls $1 each. Playboy, bowling shoes SL Golf SI: · amps Sl·$5. Pam· $20. Tie back drapes and S2S. 642-4798 ~eat $10. Lamps $2·$10.
----------•Table $3. 3 chairs $2 Penthouse. Oui 15c each. clubs $8. Golf shoes $3. tin g 5 S"O c · S 1 5 · rods 125. Drapery sheers 1736 ANAHEIM St. CM. Candelabra $8. Sets oC
8 ' boat , wood en each. Fender mount Eard bound books 2Sc Golf cart $6. Statues Bedsp~ads SS·S25. Toys, $1 S . Carp et $2 5 . · Sat.9·1pm only. Weed HOBIE jib $2S. Kenmore dis bes $3·$5. Me n 's,
red /white, g reat for rear view mirror $7. 2 each . Paperback s SS-$20. Work bench $5. newSOc-$2.Royalporta· Decorativewallkeys$3 burner$S.Tackle~xss. floorpollsher$6.Assort· women's cblldren·s
sandbox or playroom °' Pole lamps $3 each. 3 lOc·lSc. 14 inch wkeel 12" x 18" old china plat· ble typewriter $25. Phono each. Marx Chug Choo Ladies 7D gold shoes $5. ed 8 track tapes $1.25 clothes Sc.'$5. Baby ~l-·~ planter, maybe even bed d $3 h d ti 52 s 1. t e r s $4.SO eac h . records $1 per album. Choo $8. High ·chair $3. Delco car radio $20. each.Electriccanopener tress $S .• Oldwoolca-bay, $15. Beanbag lov· sprea s eac · an re · ter mg Bathroom sink with Wat~rcolor pens S2 box. Pictures50c·$5. Dishes" Record player $20. Sl.3piecese•foodset$1. $5. SilverwarelOc e~~~ e s eat . turq u oi se Books, vases, pictures si lve r pieces $4·Sl5. counter lop ~nd Delta Facial sets $10. Drn1 California Strawberry" Refr'igerator ga uges D ~ s k .1 a m P 7 Sc Toys 25C·$1. Artificial
• naugahyde,$15.S36·3755. SOc·$3. 4210 Seashore, Silver plate $1·$25. faucet $25. Swing faucet race set, brand new $20. by Poj>pytrail, what's $7.50.. Tr1m.Tw1st . Super 8 plants $8. Picture"
----------• N.B. 67S·3345 Records 25c for 78's. $1.SO. Craftsman lawn 11421 Larkin Dr. Garden left of service for 8, $12. mov a e c am e r a $2S . 25c·$5. 148 E . 22nd St.,
GOOD portable s tereo, T 1 RE s. L 7 8 x 1 s . l.P.,': SOc·Sl.2S· Mexican mower a nd catcber $9. Grove . North o n Playskool slide SIS. Toys BICYCLE. men's 3 speed 548·9410 CM. Sat. 84 ·
Sts. 536-1207. whitewalls. 1 new Good arll acts s2.5o and SS Wicker pet basket $4.50. B r o o k h u r s t to 50c·$3. Fir~creen an· $25. Guitar, folk $25. In· ----.-----1---------
J OHNNY jump-up $3. Year polyglass $25 . 4 ~rs~~~ r~t!ac~~~~u::! Pull down light fixtures Orangewood, left on dlrons & tools s25. 3 du.stria! window fan $20. QUEEN siie water bed TAHITIAN Bora-Bora
• Baby feedino table SIS. used tires, but good $10 ornaments lOc each. $.1 each. 5 gallon water Orangewood. Larkin is lamps $3 each. Tables $3 646-5111 liner $3. Garde11 um-skirt, bra, headpiece and
D each. Twin bed, while jugs ss. Argus 35mm 6thst.down.m arerlghl. each . N ew electric • . . .. brella St.Goldwatch ~ arm piecewithbeauUful Diaper stacker $7. Baby provincial headboard Straw hats soc each. camera $6. New England " . . healer $8 983 Sandcas BOY S,Schwmn bake. 20 Instant c amera Slv. shell decoration $2S bathtub $2. Baby awing and frame S20. Box Antiqu e cut g 1 ass kitchen chair s8. Cut NEW .8 traale wheels tie CdM. &«.1487 · $20. Boy's bike, 20" $15. Stamp catalog $1. Rub-Leat~r bound 1945 edi:
with bed $8. Car extend· spring $20. Mattress $20. whiskey decanter $25. glass napkin rings $15. and tires S2 each. Small • Duck feet fins, small $5, ber float $2. Large inner lion, Hands across the ta·
a·bed $2. Turntable $20. 1971 Pontiac shop and Sterling silver rings $5 Old brass bellows $7. 4i2 bo:at cover $2. New Ford 18 in. KING O·Lawn reel 1921 Diana NB 646·6102 tube.$1. NB. 119·34Th St. ble $8. Vases 50c each.
Drapery material, SOc a body manuals, both $6. s:ec:1·1·nlg4Kbroroincgh's$2S53. Princeton, Costa Mesa. waterdpbumthp $4.d~ _re· lawnmower $25. Wonder 9 x 9 UMBRE. LLA t t afterllam.875·0922 Gun butane lighter S2 yard. Wrought iron pot B"k . $S Roof 54&-S94l cesse a me 1cine Jump hose 14 Child's en Bo • . 1• b'k · stand $7. Wrought iron v!n: (C:.er~:=~~r ~r va·.. each. Antique go Id cabinets $2 each. 548·9451 desk $2 979.9773· $10. Bean bag chairs $S JIG saw. works good $5. B Y ~:, g!~-s 1 e $10.
wall candle holder, $.1. "' g~rnet slick pin $20. JUDO jacket, pants, . · each. 2 lamps $2 each. 2 New carpet remnants rea x ~ 12 x 13 ':'Ji Wrought iron flower $7. Trailer stands, set of Siamese necklace and medium. like new $10. TWO Mediterranean ~nd CHEVY parts: 3 speed end tables S4 each. Desk $1·$5. Orange and green. pad SS. Twm box spnng
bowls. $1.SO each . Four 4• SS. Set of ''Baby bra~elet • steriing, ~ Polaroid Colorpack II tables, no mar tops, hke trans $25. Slick shift ~nd chair $.IS. Barrel keg 40 yards used beige and mattress S~S. Twin
lamps, $5 each. Hard Domino" hubcaps $3. Pa• r . Aul om at 1 c Land camera $5. Danish new $25 each. ~atchlng bellhousing $15. Stick hquor cabinet $10. Dis· carpet $15. Used screen box sp~g $5. Ba!Unls S~ .
. cover books, 35c .each. Trailer bunk mattress 38 wristwatch $10. Costume dining room light fixture coffee table . with glass flywheel $10. Clutch & hes 2Sc·$2. Tires $3. door $1. Large picture Wom4:n s and children s
Paper back books. 2Sc inches X 74 inches. new, jewelry 2Sc each. Childs $5. Child's record player to.P S2S. Child's large pressure plate $12. Four 545·3169 50c644·7183 clothing lOc·Sl. Nice
: each. 963-6546. S.S.-2 n ew radial lire metal hi chair $1. Step $3. BB gun $3. 640-8187 tncycle: good shape $10. barrel carb. $6. Two bar· baby ~lothes 10c:·$1. 331 ----------• tubes 195, 205X14, $4. Air ladder-stool combination Typewnter table $4. Blue rel carb $4 Starter $10 SINGLE bed $10. Mesh 2 MATCHING end tables, Costa Mesa St. CM .
;tlORGE gas dryer. good conditioner recharge kit, $2. Drapmes Sl.10 pair. KEN~ORE washing andwhitetablelamps$4 AltematOr SlZ. Oil P~ playpen$6.646·7220 excellent condition $25 548-3548 • ~·condition, $25. 16311 • new and complete with Miscellaneous kitchen machine $25, works . each. ~and lawn mower $5. Speaker $4. 2·new 14" WOOD rocker $25. Desk each. 962·657S PORT-ABLE dishwasher ~:Anita Lane, H .B. ~~and Freon $3. mmt~utenslls lOc·SOc. 646-2966 ~·ack~~t!fass c1tcher. radial t ires $1S ea~h. szs. Office chair SlO. GE washer, good condi· $2.50NA,N12v60wt.gen. 847·5782· Creeping Charlles $1 , 100 w A TT AM /C W 8 track ta ~kc:se:. Four barrel quadra,et Patio chaise $7.SO. 11• x tlon$25. Blue flower sofa. ln a box $20. Marine 18
SURFBOARD $12. Old KEN-MORE electric ~·50· $3.:SO. 67H3SS. 4~ XMTR. needs work $25. 979-5858 pe ec · SS. 3 speed Door shifter 12' wool turf rug, Cham· 8' S20. 4 stock Honda 750 wt. radi~ S2S. VW bus
trunk $10. Snow chains, dryer 525, good condition River Ave. N.8 . al the stsl·l.142 $8. Bum per jack $2. pagne $25 . 7' quilted exhust pipes $1S. Pete seat $15. Datsun P .U.
VW and Pinto, $6 set. Ski 645-8672. end of 43rd S t o n 2 CRAGAR 14" m ags for Chrome floor couns~I $5. chintz, blue background 536-9863 mou(lted tires and rims
poles $3. Sideral skiis Channel. Sat and Sun. DOUBLE mattress. box Chev. $15. Hydraulic PonU~c parts: Radiator couch $25. Hollywood BOY'S 24 .. R 1 SlO each. Datsun mags
with marker bindings STUDENT center LITTLE boys skis 54 sprlngs$20each. Frame jack $3. Soldering iron$~. ~a~~$10. N~~ bedspread & bolster , single s peeda~ttc~ lll: SlS. ~4 'Cortina parts
$12. Kneissl skiis, white formica top 2 shelf inches $5. 36 inch .ski $7.50.646·8488 $2.Bodyd~lles $10.Vlse ~~$i: 839 .1940 blue and green plaid, Girl's 24 .. single speed SS·$25. M Falcon front
stars wlthTyroliastepin enclosed c h est $10. poles Sl. Boots. sizes 12. . . SS. Windo s for camper · ·3905 custom $25. 1101 Marian bike $l2 Both in real ~ch•t.a~SlS.MFaJcon
•bindings, $10. Sleev~. Suspended 1 drawer 1. 2. Sl·S2. Ladies shoes2~~·~·~edvmylswivel orvan$3e ch.3198thSt..WASHING machine Lane, Newport Beach.· good condition. 727 W. atrcondalloner~.Hood
size sm~ll. $10. ~umaruc d~k ss. 3 drawer chest size 511.t $1·$3 . Purses ~ aars .. 1 e new $20 each. Downtown Hu~tlngton motor. 'A hp., GE. S7.50. 646-6666 ZOlh St. Costa Mesa and R.F. fender Sl.5 each.
: foam ski boots, s1ze 8 and $10. Swivel chair $10. Sl·s.1. Blouses 34 and 36 a "tf n1~ $713 m P • 0.~e Beach. close to pier. Small blower. 110 volt $5. 2 END tables SlO 2 642.5487 · • . .. 1.4 ~ 5 Fa Icon
• 10. 3 pairs. $2 and $7. Two 2 tier walnut end 50c each. Lamii-$1·$5. mon ° ., ·~· 2 ~ e Set rear view mirrors d h . pr. wtndsh1eld. $25. Falcon ·-LockingV~ski rack,$6. tables $3 each. 3 vinyl Pots and pans Sl·SS. 4 track 15 tires with 4·B7lH3 tires, lair shape $10. 2 sets Baby Moom Ca°b~netc air~ltS41 pr. BEAD curtain $18. Tires· smallsteenn1wheeU10.
New CGrn1ngware. $2 lop wrought iron bar hub caps $5. Old recliner ~om~ w~lls: g~~d $4 each. 968·7W hub caps for trailer 1 $1 Dish:·p~ns 1~ es: different sizes. 4 Datsun 65 ~hev. powergUde $2S.
and S3. New electric stools $6 each. Fish chair ss. Desk, ch.est~ eac · nnie, SQUARE dance dresses, new aet, 1 used si.so.'53. Doable ~pread ~nd pickup $10·$15 .. Piilows 64 otd Cruio J20. Larae
Jridd.le $10. Sears warm· tank. Pu m P and each. 873-2230 203 '200!ri WHITE furniture for a size' 18 q/2 $10 each. Set Ml1nty Midget Reese shams $S 2 lamps $5 pr '1·$6 . Estancia let· GM~ radiator $25. TR4
1ng tray, new, $10. AnlJ· accessories $5. 40 cup Diamond, Balboa Is. Sat young ladie.s boudoir: 642.3741 • equalizer bars $10. 11·18'' Avocado 'can opener 53· terman's Jacket $25. 4 ca;,_• S2S. l ·hp 1as
·que wooden bed $20. corree urn, new, $8. 2 10.4. Double chest of drawers steel trailer adjustable Hanging lant.e rns s4 track tapes and auto ~n.,. .. e SS. · • hom '10. Dive~ C0!11pass. new. ironing boards S2 each. with 6 drawers $25 CORNER be<! group $2S. stands $25 for all. Talk·•· Make. u P m 1r r 0 ~ player $10. Human skull ONC f:Pf $10.$20. Short
Sl3. 920 California Street, Double bed frame $2.50. 30 Inch gas s tove sas. Matching corper desk SA&DJsh dinette with 4 pbooe 10 station with 1 •Women's mens' boy's SS. Staae coach lampa S8. ~ atdlng ladder 16.
HunUngton Beach. 100 gallon corregated Kenmore wa s her with formic a top S2S c b a i r1 $2 5 . G i r I ' a speaker. P.A. $15. Heavy cJOthes 2Sc·SS S .. t·&u\ Wood paneling $4·$5. D OOd counters Sl0.110.
MEN'S 3 d b'k $25 barr els $2 each. Old complete $25. 675·5258 MG-6238 · clothint. 1lze 8-12, 50c·S:Z. brass mHt head licht. 1920 Whittier Cost~ Microscope $15 .. Leather ~~hubcaps, new•.
• spee .1 e · mahogany straight back 2 bikes SI each. Kitchen ideal tor porch 110 10'' Mesa ' vests $25. Diving fins, n ,...t1ac parts SS-125. 1015 llinch 2 whe~lbike,$l0. chair $3. Wagon wheel KENMORE electr ic TWIN or bunk beds $20 utcnslla 50c·S2. Small oectllaitlngfan~.H·eavy large$1S.Backaeat"57" W.labSt.CM.Mf.1438 La~e~; . l~e re· light fixture $10. Patio ~c!.a.~~ ~~i721 ood each. GE tank t ype aurfbolrd $15. Grolier metal table with base, 36 WASHER $25. Uprl1ht Chevy $25. 682 Con1re1& KITCH£N L bl 110 f: $S Z · 1tt,m21 .. x spr· lig ht s trings, many, • · vacuum cleaner $1S. En9yclopedla $5. Hoover x 38, $10. Metal, very an· rreezer $25. lt • x 17' St. Costa Mna chairs $2 ah e · 6 «1 b. 1 enk d conh. · SJ.SS each. 645·3655. COCKTAlL \.able oval Kenmore uprieht with vacuum $1Z. Boy's golf tlque amall pitcher $10. carpet & pad $15., Oas 0 ,.,u•L•o.l'b ot 3 IL h bed .. nd efac,. · J>o:.~e so e •.. ac an .~ ite Ear American' ood ' au.chmenta $20. Metal clube SS. m Goldenrod, NewelectrlcComlnccof· dryerSS.548-8456 n.7\1 .woic. m or ~ P • r.me -s. teJev1s1on , S2S. 3 reel TOYS 5c-$3. Small ~lU 05• •8 ti combo tnln• cabinet· CoronadelMar.MO·S. feepot$2Z Itallanwhite $25. Lulfa1e rack~ Lunaln11uituenclC1M tap~ r e.co r_d~r $3 . ap pli ances $1 ·$S .::... .:atwo • urori dealt $10. Push l awn pltchtr is: lnlatd Mex·6~RAW,,ERdresserwith P111hmow~rfS.Vacuwn •• 882~ '
Origmal 011 pa1nt1n g $15. Toddle r s, girls a nd 115 .J.ma . Pol mower$l0.14G·G425 SET of1rour G1g.u R.V. lean •lasa amberlilcher mirror $25. 1Cln1alzt cleaner S15. 769 ~ Y'· OOLDsha.i rp9t, 12 10 842-<1843. womens clothes 25c:·t5· • til'es and wheels off it '8 Handmedo od aha headobrad and framt 20th St. off Placentia, szs VW b ca douh x
Girls Sting· Ray bike fl$. SMALL t l b d $lO BASSrNETl'E $5. Waeoq Ford 8roaeo $10 each. .,.;rple and white pitc.: 425. Klng1lte mattraa Costa Mesa seat SU '::~OUrJ• = i:l! rootBI exte~si~n ladder Black chair SS. Whitt T•ln be:a n ro:da $3: '3. Pertlllaer cart $3. 5484642 with 8tquaNt flaases rzo and box sprin g $25. KJNO foam mattresa $25. $25. Antique :.b~e or u!. P!1:~id 8:a::.~= chair with stool •15• Dut.C!la c=t:a a alr Larie mirror szo. Sliver 2 BIKltS tu· each 3 fOC" Ht. Delce 1nd 1reen '"'7032 Boie 1Jprlnp $25, food waahstaJMlm ShJHIQ1
S10. Tape recorder. 7 in· w h I t e c'o u ch us. TY. worb fOOd tl$~ sad ttrver SU E,l•ctrlc beip nyloo c'arpeU ·cu ceramJc s plfft coffee tENCING~wlre 5' z 16' condition. Small t•ble dolly•· 8Ude$1.2. MU-·
ch .reel.$8.Singlehead· Childrens .. and adult ~SJ0.-1'-.citableSS. ~S7·:11ts•wt;t each. 1 length~ •tt tervlce for $10. lalYMlseilS16.Mf-M07 $10. Electric ~rtable q• metaJ t• cart an
boenl Sot Com popper $4 book1 10~ si. Double 8oaw c.balu $1. Travel oftha m'5 c ·b11;.•es ralnnlaed p\pe $3. M. Scotch Black W Atch oven·rotluerle SlO. caatert and toldt •P azs.
Watne Iron $&. 342.5634 a n d k l n ' • I II. Iron"· Oardeo boM..,, t bl si .R • pool pipe num1• $10 Hch. 830 akirt, •lto large stole. 32 PORSCkE Cent. dlst. $12. Man 's bo•1ln1 ball If lb. ~Uner roct.r •. Ta·
atters:oo. ~~p~eads8f-'f_· &°': Wblte fox akl b at ta. d:..~ ,,;•tert•a'f~~t Ramona Dr. frvlAt Ter· waist SH each. Rut11lan VWalumJoum valvecov-110. new. 9·Beacon 4JGr .. ble lamp.IOldt .... bet.e T~dl 10-,_ c J plaf BneHU• h1lr plectt ~Sat. • race _ red aHbmere ahattl SH. era 110. Htlpel' •Pri"'9 8ay. NB. 875-3159 $11. Woocf binS wath .s.
Bolt ~II $25. Mattress tabl :: Todd..: roddDf wt• I• t 1 S 1 -1 l O. '. Small meah decorative f« Van 98. 11 hp eledrlc TOOLS lOc·ts Power drill jaatabl• 1helv•1i ... m . Both exce . I Condi-h i . A 1.$ DI ~· tor kJtchm: vw lranl end lowered szo. sc·••U -'ETS fish net.Uni. 2 boxe• S20. motor•· 646-1775 fl Skis and pol• 115 CoUecUon of ... 1 .......
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new.9'3·7918. IO•.w Sydney Sabot. $200, Call 18' TOLLYCRAFT speed-SAC. TM 400 Su1ul. , Offlc. ......... A ~fill 67S.l.548 eYeomg.s °'Sat. boat 187 Mere Inboard Rcg'd. new ln Nov. 1C,
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raila, wheekhaJr, COID· •• ;.r.; •• i.• .. ••••••••• 22 n. SANTANA. very Kite t 200• Ilk Realolce.$1750.'7$-~· preclat.e. $795orbellofr. mode, walker. AU hardly Exe avl chra '1$~ clean, $4000. u 1 • e new· 5'8-i3$0 Jewelry 1070 usedl&UkeMw,84'7-4793 bra ~/24 delb.' !!! 26 ft. SANTANA'S w/ I• nkablel Pleasure, T --------SA1118DAY ltos. ..••••••••••••••••••••• c l , , ....... tr"ile F _,.,.. • racJnlf champ. Coat ,..., • ......_ '71 Bultaco ....._ ... e:te re-
Bllc/wb t TVs., dbl BeA, W _..NTED * *I BUY• ~ nvalid Walluir 5" WbJa ·~ ti lea. exc dks. .. n . rom_,.,. $1800,aell$800.675-6161 •••••••••••••••• .. •• .. • built, le'"' 'th"~10 .. _ ..... bol h t " A lll' folda It •tr Paerce-847 W. JJtb, CM 21 rt. SANTANA, race C s•.1 ... ... nnt .., ... up c • r, '"JU•riums Good d t 4 a• auea&. ay. t3:5. 645·74ll · loaded, $10,SOO. Kite 12', Xlnt cond. Rae· ,., "'• ' it. $400. 842·9872 breedlq ttnu, CockL~ TOP CASH DOLLAR use unuture & ec •W'dY fOlctio.S C!balra. 13 ft. New BOSTON ing champ inc:l dollv IRt . 9120 lrltDdu.Ja.cl~,toya PAID FOR YOUR :::::~~es,wJwillSeU -ea.l7ll·2823. Pitney Bowes scale, WHALERS,JJ280. $500.Pb :67S-4UJi. ,. •••••••~••••••••••••••~
bookl Is Ml1e. AL ' JEWELRY, WATCHES rib $35 eradle sao To calculator A credenza. 16 ft. MONTAUK "super New El Dorado 8
CHEAP! 161 Mesa Dr ART OBJECTS GOLD' MASTHS AUCTION box sz'o. Pecaa bea~ 3301 Se&Yiew, CdM fisher", $3860. Brand New Laser. Racing Camper, 1as/elec refJiai.
C.M.fH6-8S.24. . SILVER SERVICE' 64M616&1JJ.96JI board$1S.968-U50 19ft.NewB/WReveJ:lie gear.~. $46-0078eves Queen bed, beaut. cood.
FINE FURN & AN'. OrSVNDAY831Mlr74 BROTHERS ELECTRIC l35HP $8600 ' alt8. Hyd. jacks, tie downs .
.Lovely 11 couch $190. Gold TlQUES. 64.5-'-2200 .O. tralA set w/acceu TYPEWRITER. Bat Of. 2900 'Lafayette NB . $975. Call aft. 5, 6'5-9SOC.
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w v J MANY ITEMS OF FINE 213·.592·2633· All txtras ! ioclds trlr. a,r 1~ up. XLT. Jewelry wholesale & re-ESTATE JEWELRY, ,... 1017 Dory. 9'-6" FJber glass: $815.SS7·5073. w/8~ Davlin Camper.
Antique1. Hall tree, \ail to public. Indian ART OBJECTS, AN· t{RFBOARD, "Jacks". ••••••••••••••••••••••• rowing /surfing. $175: . Xlnt oood. Both loaded. elocu, bottles, LoU jewelry, Heishe, ooral & TIQUES, FCNE FURN., 6 1", Beige. F1at rails, 2 WHT. Fem. Poodlft, 1 496-0478. Udo 14 + trtr. 839-4763.
collectables. Fr/S.t OO· parts, Costume jewelry, ETC PHONE FOR IN hardly used. Excellent yr.old.$30ea.16wk.old $1250 892.3644 -.---.------1---------
ly. 912-7o20 1000 of necklaces to FO. · & BROCHURE~ cond. Must sell this Siamese kitten $25. 1 lotrh, Moi .. u•~/ 8 . MaJorwar Cabover. 1900 Yamaha 250 Enduro.
Sat't·Z, moving-must sell. choose from. Start your 645-2200 week. $9Q/make ofrer. wht. male turkey $10. Senlce f020 '70 IAUOA 20, ~:"k, f~· ~~~ very R e b u i l t mot o r •
F 0 0 d 8 , di 5 hes own business, whls CaU 675·8624 evenings 5'9"'282 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seagull eng. Trlr. Sails. ean · · transmission . $350.
kl t eh en ware, v 8 c '. prices, min 2doz. FISHER 4x7 Slate, Coin· and weekends. BABY p $3,200. 962·7543 Molllli HCMMS 9140 552·8264 "'leaner d Jewel Street, #2, op. Pool tbl. BeBt oiler. ARA.K.EE'l'S Ele"'tr1·ca1.w......a..,.......,,_g. •••••• ----------" • resser, 10' 17941Magn~i:aAve., "~"-2'""' Mavta• washer/dryer. $4.50 · ... uvu .. -a.u, 5.&fLIO,.&T ••••••••••••••••• '73 Yamaha 250 lnduro. foam sailboat ... 'lD15 vu U'U ....,.. ' 6 Plumbing·lnsl.allation "" ,.. BY OWNER 3 a 2 8 XI
Redlabd8 Dr' c"'~· _(,ff Fountain Valley p Kngsze bdr m set, . Call67~ , r, a, nt. cond. 2,000mi. 6'!e an. o r. new custom drapes, 9$ Luyboy chair"83-3927 & 'Repair. Inbd Eng re-l~ Col~I~ Sloop Santa Ana some furn.. to believe. $745. 49'-4893.
Mesa Dr btwoSanta Ana t.4a chU..ry 807l x 220 & l panel 95 x 144 • Pf-.ot & o.,_ IOtO pair. Fire system instaIJ Cruise equapt incl full a /c. S17,9SO. Pvt. Ply. ---------
&Irvine Sts) •••••••••••U•••••••••• Ugbt green & beautiful b w /mattress $22.50. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• & maint. Scorpio Marine covers • cushiooa, ~ 542·0663. '69 YAM AijA 250. Xlni
Lovely old Mahoga Wan~ed Doweling $100/makeotfer.549-1001 ~~e~h~$10.PJaypen FJ~LD'S Warehouse 548·9704. ~:1n~~e8::!~~a:;sp~rtan House Trailer. ::.~:1:~s.~f.· C...U
china cabinet, wicker f~~ ~;.~htne & table sander. Complete rattan llvin . . . O~g~~s~o~e~i&!'ou'se~ Ex~r. Boat Clean-up & stereo tape Catm in· 30 . Many extras. Good ---------
.back chair, antique 237 att6PM. room i;et $lOO. Goo~ffaodmade.brass co.free Spinets, Grands, Afamt. nea_t&dependa· terior,5winches+Much BluePrintofliceorfinishYamaha360Enduro$350
dresser, 4f misc. Sat. Shop Site Air Comp. 4s black a nd white TV $30. 4 table .. Wb1~e Proviricial Players. Going out for ble, Refs. Jim. 646-3629. More-Bristol Condition. lnt. work for own needs or offer. New eni. gd.
Sun . 3241 Oregoo Ave. gal. tank 150 PSI. $l50. poster double bed, com· b~drm au1t~ •. Lem~s. business. Rent/opt to loeh, MariM . Power Boat Dir must $750. 548·7482, earJy AM cond. S40-823J.
Mesa Verde. 646-1439 plete $30. 15' boat & Fine piano, onginal pain. buy. Kawai, Steinway, E ... pMot 9030 Sacrifice. 10 yr terms ot' art. 6 •73 Honda CT'IO rurt or
Oaraee Sale-Misc Bab tr aile( $100.557·3747 g nis· fe~x chi.~a . Bal.dwin, Chickering,••••••••••••••••••••••• avaiJable Motorcycles/ street, xlot cond, $225.
clothes, 1¥>okB. &°t 0n1i Misce41aHous 8080 days. p~; <tl;l y. 2335· Priv. Yamaha, Kimball, Wur., 2 hp Seagull motor. Estate YACHTING Scoof•rs 9150 675·3213
254 Marnolia CM •••••••••••••••••••••••Irvin c t cc M etc. ,sale used once $170 ASSOCIATES • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------646-1250. 1 ' • "Shag carpeting. Over60 ber:hi~~s$1000 eN~ OLID"Maple Cbop'g. FIELD'S (714)638-2770 .494-8213. . . 2505W .CoastHwy.NB '74KAWASAKJ500Cham· CHOPPER-HONDA
Comp to m'e t er, 2. 4 yds. Xlnt cond. $1.50 per transferfee. Call673.6e75 Block. 30x30x31. $200. 12072 Brookhurst. GG. GENOA d ·1 (714) 646-0Ml hers. ExceJlent condition !!~~p"r;ng~::m. tt!~Yl~ yd. Cost. wrought iron ~Z70t • 1908 G RA M·RICHT· acron sai · 5 oz. Col. 22 w/ off shore moor· $1300. 548·S919 manifold 8 track, crib drapery rods & rings $5 HE~RY v gold leaf • . . . . STEJG U right AlJ ~580 sq. ft.) Luft 43 ft:lO ing. N/Bay, Balboa Jsle. -. -. ar wbeel. custom paint. w/matl. wigs more! 331 per<M-indow. Draperies Vitrine (Buffet) $2 ooo. BM s Golf & Tewus. Open b P & · d~ew tn. Foot 28 ft. $450. Like PH· 675-8198 72 Honda 350CB. Like seat, sissy-bar, duial
CostaMesaSt.548-3548 ~ree w/rods. Wrought Appr'd. at $6,000. Antq. 7 days . Sale! 2S38 t>!:::?~j t c:d.nving new.645-0276. · · new, clean, with extras headlights, lots of
Come&Browse.Refrig& iron chandelier. Beaut. doll.s &c pitche_r _w/wash ~-~grt Blvfi, C.M. reas.&u.1~ ~ryVexilar ADF $395. 25 W 26'.ALLalum~um.Proa. $650.646-2170 chrome. Best offer. Pn.
PoolTabletoo.675-6932 coftd.$50.673·5918 basin $150. Dining rm. VHF radio telephone 8 beam •. bUJlt in W. HONDA305 Party.531-2475.
424Larkspur,Cc:IM9-4 G /S Dbl Oven. Elec. set, velve~chr.,trundleENG. baby buggy, $50. B~LDWIN Acrosonic $345. Both brand new. Germ.lunstayeduns~p-$200or 8est()(Cer '73 HONDA SL'70 in R bed & twin bdrm. set. Play pen $l5 Hammond PUUlo. Walnut. $650. 544·9276 ported curved revolving 846 5683 · perfect cond. 1-'or dirt..
POWER TOOLS plus ange, Simmons Qn. 64&-7971 or645-15.11 soloorgan$40 979-4729 644-6787 · ~asts all .connected to • ready lorace,besloffer.
many other articles Matbress/box springs. $"l CUS · . loah. Power 9040 single mamsheel. Ex· '74 110 Sportster 3500 mi Eves 675-5852 (Aft.10AM)S48·7011 . 54or.S •. 6J2eslt. ofr for each. TOM SIZES ' Remodeling Sale-Old UPRIG~T .P~ano, gd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tre~ely fast! Sand Dolly $2495. . • ---·-------
COLORS GALORE. white carpeting, stools & cond. Nice fmJSh. $395 or '73 CARAVELLE, 15"'2' Trailer w /VW engine. Call S54-3626 1974 Yamaha 250 streel.
VELVET Couch, Marble . AREA RUCiS lavs, stove, sink, etc. bestoffer.,960-USS bc?wrider. SSHP Mere. $3500. for both. Days -. -, S~ow room cond. 1800
coif. tbl., Beautyrest Enclosedgarage. with or w /o color 548·8829. THOMAS T . Like new-xtras. $2900 (714)642·2025, e ve H '!.~londciXL12S.Very m1.$750.751·5S56Jtni
Matt. & Sprngs. Movie ~Ol1:1.?.!!t.!1· .coordinated band · Keyboard Org:S.':S~~~ Firm.54S·5438. (714)646-6625 lo mi's. Clean, depend. HondaCL450 camera, lamps, end tbls "'fQ......., knolled fringe-BUY Refrigerator,runs,$25. L Welle ho , NF . . . Pvt ply . $550 Cash.
& misc. Daily: Anytime. GRANDFATHER CLOCK direct rrom Manwac· Bird cage, $.5. o$3000n a:;:_~ s w. 75 Skipjack 24' .Flybr I TY ~a1lboat Dmk1t 646·8408 Xlnt cond. $750. ~31 Abt><U Dr .HB E · ·t W lurer-Tremendous Sav· 548-8055. · '"'° · Used 3 hr$. Twm 170 ten, Class No. 5. Pcrfe 496·9490. 841..0202 ·• ' x.quis i e c.a~e. est. · , · . Volvos . $14,000 Firm shape, compl. w/han '71 Yamaha 250 MX; all ----------1 Chimes, sacnface$500. or mgs. Sterling Silver flatware, ANT~QUE upnght $495. 846·3575 · dolly, oars, 2 sets sails new . Must see! $495. Y AHA MA '72 lOOMX ,
BUNK beds, furn., and offer.494·5356. •549·8181• (plain>+extrapcs.Best ~~~~u:dG~Bd~303 newly painted 644-SC&t r~blt. Very fai;t, xlnl.
oddll. 3622 S. Ross, Santa SOFA & Loveseat, nee TV 23'' Color <;onsole Offer. 557·7678 · • · · · '30 Chris Connie varnished inside & out. . ~~pe. $350. 493-0789
Ana, Sun. aft 10:30am. new. Misc. ~ '· ~0.968-1486 ~poi~t ~· Fireplace log $lS, or trade Sewing MacM.$. 8093 1967. With Fly bridge. Per~ect ·for sailing o 1;po~t!t~~ ~ YS~k v ~:s~r • 74 h 1 2 5 H 0 ND A •
842-7641 Side by~ide, white, ice m for fireplace screen 37" ••••• •••••••••••••••••• Nds paint. or I will paint. rowing. $600. or best of $2100 ? 492.3386 . EI sin or e. Mo v • d u P 1736 Anaheim. CM. Sat. dr ., new, warr 'ty . 29" 831·0809 x BABY Overlock. $225. or Otherwise Xlnt. (213) fer.640·1893or640-6224 or .. . shocks. Mint! $750/ofr.
9am-lpm · GE reeord 1970 World Book Encycl. transfer 'd. $575. 646-0324 · best offer 781·4292. <714J 549-2381 KITE· For Summer Fun BMW '74 R7S/6. &gs & 644·2141.
.Player $1S. Horse haller, $150. Wht. sz. 3, roller . . Washer $10, runs good. M7·2619 .. . . Class Winner windjammer faring.----------etc. $5. C:ar cooler $10. ska l e s , bike PT ls. Wur~tier Console Piano. Dryer $5, needs repairs. 26 Caban Crwser .. T.S. $2,500. 968·9181aft.6PM '72 400 M AICO. R.S. pipe.
Elec. broiler $20. Navy 962-7921 ·~ 2 Fishing rods & reels, Plants 25c u . Trailer • Hebll eng. New patnt & 548-8794. Mikuni. Ported. Xlnt co~pass $20 & more than ---g'?lf clubs, cart/bag. 7x35 hitch $25. l'ral:er weight SportilMJ Goods 8094 . elcc. $2500 orofr. 675-1995 KITE 746. new sails, Hi '72 NORTON 9000 mi, cond. 642·2624. 5-0 items for saJe. OLD BOOKS. Antq. PQrt. Banoculars. 645-1397 hl h l 350 lb t · ••••••••••••••••••••••• . way trlr. Xlnt. cond. or ofCer. Ask for Steve: -. --------. ~ Singersew.mach.,bar& . . . ·1 c seeve. · ·ow· Poo1Table,4~2X9, 8'?al -l4 Star c a:act , 546·3582 69 HONDA 350. Xlnt
. J!efra.gerator-W ash~r· stls.Lamps.etc.675-~ Unique ~2 stnn~ ltalian in~ ~40. 2 _,~1nto mag Murray Professional fiberglass, .~;,h.p. $600.494-2458 cond. No reasonable of·
Rockmg .chair-Matenal· . . . . mandolin. 1940s, xlent ~ee:O ~each. ~the Offer 543.3794 Chrysler OB w/lift, like TWO BLUE WATER '72 HONDA ~4. XJnt. ferrefused.Call63l·l390 Tools-Singer sewing0ilpaantmgby''W1lmer" .. cond . Make offer . · 0 s, ~gat10es. new,extras $149.5.333W. SAILORS Str cond s spd Sissy Bar -
Al!'Cb. Odds~ ends. 2167 Benfamia ficus tree. Cof· 842..Ql24 17 f~. C?-$650boatPwilbl 1 or i SURFBOJ:'RD, "Jacks". Bay St. Space 17, CM beach -'ir ga~ed ~ $925 .. 546·4479 · 71 Honda 350.5L, Cerrani Mmer. CM. 548-9583 fee table. walnut. Anti· . . engines . · US" many 6'7". Beige. Flat ratls, . . ' wi ~n . mam fork . Knobbys, xtras, gd
----------lque sewing stand. Yellow&white~rator odds_ and.t:nds. 2076 hardly used, excellentE_legant , Spa.cious, Lam&dohlemamt. TWO 1974 Suzuki lOOs. cond.$325.66Hondal60.
Walhut retrig. needs work Pachinco machine, new. table. ro~nd, 461n, 4 Thurm St. < rear) Near condition. Must sell this Classic ~ocklaJI Boa~. your.boat for ~e. Would Less than 300 mi., like street or dirt. 7S lie. 2
Sl5;SetofchinaS8,Selof THEBLUFFS2128Vista yel~ow vanyl bar.rel Bay St. 1 b~ west .of week. $90/malce offer. 19Sl Chris Craft. 22. consider shanng .som new.$495.ea.67J.934.S cn~s. need wk. $1SO.
stamless $5. Goblets & Dorado. chairs. Swag 5 candle Newport behind Daily Call 675.8624 evenings Xlnt. 846-3051 &646-0885. expenses. Pls. call. Jim ISJ0.7352 glasses. FootsUs, maple light to match, & 2 dr. Pilot. and weekends 16, GI A 1 .. at 645·8081 or67J.3018 HONDA XR7S $300. Kawa --· .
van1ty$10.Loungechr&Beautalmost nucust72'" G.E.Refr.igw/ice maker · -HPJa:spar v.~00·i":i5 · FINNSl.250 GS·lOO $275. Yama10KawasakiOOdirtbikc.
ottom $25. Good luggue loveseats by top de· ln turquoise. Call aft. 6. 25' gold West. Refrig& SURFBOARD. 9'-5" Maui d 0$1~;~~~· x t SATELLITE$450 125MX. $325. Or Offer. Good con<l. Sl75 dayl>
$3.50. ea. Like new ditto corator. Blue/copper 494-3549. lceMaker$325.Pooltbl by Greek. no dings. $'.10. con · · 8 th .thTr .1 962·1427 540·1579
• mach $8. Club chair $7 printed velvet. Orig $2000 $1SO. Bsl Ofr. 675-6932 496-0.78. o w1 at ers -- - ---• Slat bench •c:. Dog "A ... ~ sell $850.644·4654 Super ne~t mini bike $8(). 15'h' ne w fiberglass Pvtpty.673-i u 2 ......................................... _
.., u.:\1:) Ga d bu tires. LR 78·15Goodyear walktbru, new 85HP, ----------1 Sl ea Pots & pans Good s saving une ggy steel b It d dials '"""" Mer". •· tra1'ler. $3895. 16' Hobie Cat w/trailer, /. · Honda 90 10 speed Slin $950/offer 545-3788 . e e ra ·....,.,.,.., St-, Rest-~. ... "' Dres::1es, coal.ll. blouses, • • · · m $25 644 2337 ""• --Make offer. 645-1745. $1600, xlnt cond. Wl<dys sz 12 & 14. 7SC·$9. Ofc g ray, s urface po_ol, WATERCONOITIONER I ea • lar . 8095 aft6963·1427.
walnut loveseat $1S . travel lrlr. ~uch misc. Heavy s hag yellow •••••••••~••••••••••••• 73 Caravel 18' F.G. 65HP -------
Cha I r s $7.50. 2912 lO·S.2111 Sterling,CM $80~~~T,1:..~ carpel, 12'Xl2', rubber 4dblbo0thsw/tables,red. elect. OB. pwr lift. Top NAPLES Sabot-excelleht Jacaran~a_. C.M. Sat aJI Ooughboy Pool lSx"2' in· , pad. Good cond $15 You haul, make ofr. Gd. curt. $3950. 673-282.3. condition. Car lop car ·
day. Sun td noon. cJds motor filter liner & 2 New Men s sportcoats, 551-4892 Cond. 556-9876 rier. 54~·8698or545-1385.
access. $90'. 646-Ilis6. sz 44, Suits & sweaters . Must sell this week! 24' Color TV antenna, dishes,i----------• (large), card tbl $8, D.::c. Wallpaper. foils, . Reinell '72 cab/cruiser, H 0 BI E CAT. 16 ft .
curtains , etc. 2020 ars Air cond, 5000 btu, 4 chrs (folding) $lO all. v1t1yls, prints. Charles TV.Radio, trailer fully eqpt. w/trailer. XJnt cond.
Wallace, CM . Sat/ Sun. like new $7S. Schwinn Fishing poles & misc. Barone Reg. to $40. $5 & HIFi, Stereo 8098 $7800/reas off. Prv pty Priced right. 499-lliW.
9A¥ on. 646-4340. mens bike $65. 8"7·8115. 545-6345. $6 a rolJ. SS7-6905. •••~••••••••••••••••••• 546·~ HOBIE 14 w /trlr., sling & Cari~le Stereo AM·FM Boston Wh 1 14• 25 HP licenses. Gd. cond $995
A CONVENIENT SHOPPINC ANO
SEWtNC CUl0£ FOR THE
CAL. ON THE CO.
For• Ad ift WOMt1t's Wortd
Cal S.e 642-5678, &t. 330
Our fainous
DIME·-A-LINES
radio, phono. 8 track a er . ~ · ·
tape deck 2 speakers Johnson. Good condition. 675-3587 Scarf-Tied Dash! headphone~, Aux. out.let $.USO. 644..()221 ''i.4 HOBI E 16. White Staff 'n' Paff!
WASHING machine $25. COLDSPOT apartment
442 E. 18th St. Costa size refrigerator. frost·
Mesa • free $20. 642·4468 Sunday
VACUUMcleanerwithat· KITCHEN table S20.
t achments.· tank typ Chairs $3 each. 645·4266&
· Sl5. Portable TV, work try again.
good$2S. 648·1525 ----------'-----.------•KIRBY vacuum S2S. 4
PkT JO umbre l la $4. track car stereo with
Carpet sweeper $3. 4 tapes S20. Front door. 36"
dlnette chai ... SlO. 3 shel S.S. Men's shoes, as new.
bookcase, new $12. size 12, SS. Parr water
642-Z716 skis SlO. 645-2573
and antenna hookup. 18' TOLLYCRAFT speed-w/Yellow tarp. Lik
Head . cleaning tape boat 187 Mere. Inboard. new.$1,850.494·3414
cartridge included. Equipped for skiing
Perfect condition. Sac.1 Real nice. $1750. 67s.n07· LIDO 14 ~2. Xlnt. cond.
$185 cash. Also record· Gd. racing record. Ul·
albums $3.50 and 8 tr9ck 1974 15' Bowrider, 65 HP, l~an C-Boa!'d. 3 suits
cartridges $4 each . trai~r. perfect· cond., sails, cvr. $1,650. 673-5001
.642·4653 aft. 5pm $2950Call 968·9521 Racing Sabot. SaiJ #4015.
AND box and top $5. 16" MAMIYA 35mm ·camera GRUNDIG Klondike 50 Gd. Cond. $300or bsl olr.
bil(e SS . Scoot e r S2. S2S. Zig·iag sew.-ing MAJESTIC STEREO Custom Trawlers Bristol MustSelJ. 673-6485.
Tether baJJ $1. Pr. s kis. 7' ma'Cxhine $25. 2 Cassett AM/FM; radio, & record Orydock Co. 646-5918 IS' SaiJ Boat w/trailer. S2 2 · k t ·I' t d SlO $25 player. Old but plays ---------1 . prs. ices a es. gar s ape recor ers · . beautifully. M-1..e offer. 30, ELCO Classic, l.948 ex-Best offer. 646-6680 S2. 2 prs. s ki boots. FM stereo car radio for CIA' 682'L w 18th St c M 546-9933 · press, T/S. Reblt Engs., ,.,, · · · · c hild's S2 . 2 wheels, tape deck SlS. Color TV __________ 1 Chev. C he~.e~ne SS. S.S.~ speak~rs in walnut Dual 1219 turntable $l35. Comp. redo!le inside & For SAIL 16' Snipe
Wheel and 15 lire S2. 2 cabmet cabinet $15. Old Kenwood am-fm tuner out. Cockpit couches. sailboat. wood & !rbgls
photogral?h $2-$5. Lamps silverware 25c Bik 7001 $2.SO. Advent Dolby Much More. Xlnt Cond. hull. Sails in good cond.
SOc. ·Sl. FISh_er amp Sl5. parts Sl·S. 5. Chest o lOOA $l9S. 67.,"""" Two Boat Owner. Must $450. 538·0193, 633-3599
Fih d ~ Sel l ! Make offer.----------s er receiver $10. 2 car rawers with shoe closet 67S·l238. 16• HOBIE CAT. New sun
speakers. c hrome SS. Sl5. Bean bag chair S3. SONWYl Trinitrc_>n 10" chaser colors+ irlr. Ter-
Large aquarium $2. Single ma~t~~ss S3. Ga w/ a nut case Like new. 19' CABIN CRUISER. rific Buy, 557.9500 549·0960 . heater S.S. 14 plate glass Pd. $450, Sac. $200or best Volvo eng. Tandem tflr ----·------•
PLATFORM rocker $6 WE ST I NG H 0 USE GIRL'S 20 .. b'k . door SS. J!.igid foam. 9 f\. ofr. 833·3431 $1095. 646-1439 7' Fbgls Sailing Dinghy. ,___ __ _,,. · · refrigerator with top • 1 e 512· Air x 2 fl. x 6 inches $4. Cabl Jc LX8 Complete sailing equip. ~•eucba.irSlO. Oak freeier S2S. Kenmore s!lnder . $25. Bumper reel table $3. Bird cag JBL sp rs, aystm, 1975 RenneH 26' Sport Good cond $200 548-661l
v.'OOd WWk table. (ormlca washer $25. Couch $l7. hatch kit S3.75. Spear S3. Rugs and carpeting C36 encls. $210. pr. AR2a Seda.n, fully equipt. New or673.5929 · ·
top,28x45and30 \iitin. Bed S25. Small ap· guns .S4.SO & $6.SO . Sl·SS. Size 9 '...!i roller spkrs.~pr.979-4729 $14000for$10000.197Sl9'1---------1
hllh SlO Ptter 00 car ~ l pliance.s $2·S9 each. 13922 Ceramic Kamado bar·b-skates $5. Site 40 man' Skiboat V·bull. 3404 Via 13' Unsinkable sailboat
· ~ 'Sea Clinton Ave. G.G. near que SS .. , Water softener suits and sport coats AM /FM Stereo Rcvr, 0portoNB67S-8866 w/2 sails, trlr, etc. $400 S10. Glasses l0e·2Sc Mlx· 17th east Harbor next SlS. 25 color TV SL5. $1·$5. Paint & stain $1 a turntable, speakers, gd 1·529-1007.
lncboWls.set3f0«'$1. week. • ' Twin box spring~ and gallon. 319·8th St. cond.$150.4~~. BOATFUELAVAIL. ---------1 raca 25c Wood salad · · frame $5. Electric Ice Downtown Huntington Sansui QRSOO 4 channeJ BJ' Appt. Only LIDO H No.1923. racing soc corree mugs lOc lJ DRAWER chest. white cream maker $3. Trailer Beach.closetopier. rec w/ Garrard tumt.a· CaUPetellolex 6'1S-C17t0 cond. Good lrlr. $87S.
*1111 . ~r:t'r:hft~t ~°T~:t,8:J g~a~anb;;n~t~o;:~I! LARGE barbeclle $4. ble: 2 XL apkra. $200 ........... / -67-3-6468--------1
waln°u t head.b oard wicker basket $1.SO. High rise handle bars75c 9CS8 8950 C.._.... fOIO UDOH No. 61.trlr&new '~:'M'RIS m.ucdh~:ts~f Jcingslteor 'doubleS25.2 Mes a V~rde. 275 ~hibachis .SOC·Sl. Hunt· New,guaranteed50watt, ••.•••••••••••••••••••••cover, •tso. firm .
drawen wlth mirror $25. end tables. to match S25 Mallard DI''. SS7·7648 mg Jacket .SOC E lectric Ultra linear speakers. SCHOO.-SAll 1_67_5-6_1112 _______ 1 Pott and ofassware each. Safe $25. Cabinet CU lawn mower $5. Balhr· Wholesal e p riced. MOU,..._I a...-&.. 5''-/ ery " s headboard twin S15. STOM Fenwick pol~< rom r~ck 50c Baby feed· 175·:M89 65' "Kelpte•· ... 50' ~DocL-,,... to70 50c·S2. 2lf5 Vista En· Desk ch l ' b own $IS Tuj~guides) $25. Trolling Ing d1sb 7SC Occasional "L df 11 , • .a tr.ta, Newport Beach., a r. r 1 · pole. roller guides SZS. chair StO. National Geo-loah & M..... . an a now avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa~ •3 ~~IJSM~AM 1;'/y ~:dfo Penn reels, &S, 150. 155, graphic Magazines 5c .... ,.... ~!:: .. se~:~t;o:r 0:!f{ S~S NewportBeadl
TWO car bucket seats, 15. Sin1le shot -~ rifle 140. 200, ?• S12·Sl5. Penn each. Clock radio $1. 1 qt. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Charte! w I ccaftden~. m.sJ.all or~
both f« l2S with belts SlO. 1424 Galaxy. 28Sand,$ poleSlO. Pen Mason jars 25c each. •••NI 9010 CALJF. CRUISBS, car: 8t5-l50I
"""-•~ i . Ne•port 1Jtach. 10·3 IOndandO pole SlO. Penn Perfect baby awing $4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lie MiNMY 71'/548-Cl.92. NEWPORT BEACH •wv •ar..., new sc ssors satorday 135\lnday a 8' pole $10.Hlc«W Meat 1rlnder $l so • · · hli -l ~)eeks. both for 115.16 · • · 47F &I' pol• $10. Cust Child's vanity 7Sc OUlja Let~ ••U your boe~. any New SkJ Boat.sforriveror :I: av.ut: lcmler~,
..,_metriceot:btsets19"port•bleTVS2S.Built· Brownlns trout and board 50c Clothes and ~se,lori[a.J\"(;uJtac&lJ ocean 19' or 21• da1 ~ta~:=l«'OmJl'f
Wtdk ratchetdnv SS.50. lnoven$2S.54&-1915 ocean~olea SJ0,$25. P•lterns 5C ·$1. ..;~ oa enter. cruinrt.Nowavallrent1---·--~----1 ...,. movte c:amera 18. Ocean Ch1 112. •spool Chfldren's toys, l>oOks. adayorwt.67s.aa& Wuted "Oe -.11oor.
• Movie lloodUte bar $5. DOUBLE mattress and ud 5 ~ pokt ll2. nu punlet SC·Sl. Pivot pool Xlnt-Fisb·Sld ~ Catal.lna ~ Via Oporto Udo 1ni'' BalbM 111-d. In·
1 2111 Mi Hr St. CM. 2 springs $25. Bookcase Te.""*' M5 F. and I ~ Sl.50. Sktte boards, no 17• all ela" wa.Ut thr\I. VJ.i t •real e d I• b 0 • t ~--' ot Victoria ta head b o a rd S 2 o . POie. Sl5. SJ>aTY G)'t'O. w b o els 7 5 c each . lull Ootattoo 'bllll r/Utea' · purcbaae. ~ u.t.ai't 8reakfut table,• chairs beftdlx Dll, N••Y brus Acauariu• equipment ahp to abore radio ball Ne1'POft Yack Qaarteni SZS.ChettoCdrawerssao. "O"compasuslllncb. lOC·1Sc Dufne ba1 75C 3 l~ m em.' 40hp SpbrUi1b1r1, Delu ....... Spee41&
2 old chair• SS palr. 541-11812 bu119lln boards 50e eacb. b • ~ 1 · n Crulsert •S.Uboata. For Sid Mlt
Batbroom sea.Jet sz. 2 Nylon curtain paotis 25c: ~f~9~~t It tra tt halo fs r•••rYaUoaa, ••-•••••••••· .. ·--••
small taba .. 12.so and VW 1300 en11n .. parts nett. Wlclter ltema ' t7MOOO. 11· ~SIC a.tt Crel\
SIO. Flowe~ arrance· ioc.m . S..nJo 1:25. Cue IOc-$1. 2 TV µ-ays »c 8' Boat w/J~ hp motor. • Malllo1on1 Speedboat.
menll a . Ladles clothes. SlS. N w VWtow barSl9. Heb. 278 Bucleoell, many Xlut. $100 CaU ....... W Sl,M. bac.hadls fUU nT. st• ll. '"'"-Cant, .. ._ S.U'.a beat. tlrnlq ll1bt . Coll••• Perk .. 1 blk. -..a1.4l ••••••••••••••••••••••• t7&-tNI
and cover SI. Dlahu and 21. Ctou buck Croot north or Fair. 5'9-rna as· COAST RHODES NoJ---------1
pans lOC·$2. Sheela sz. door Sl$. 641·1515 . BOY SCOUTS need boa~. aa. 2 Hts of sails. WUI ac l4' Mp. TRJ.llUlL.Stl,
2IM E. 18'h Place, Cosl• DOG house, 2 x I f\. x 2f\.. cars• alrplanee. Tax •d· cept best, reas. offer. f.isb Of' diYe.1'11lY 91tllipt,
llesa 646-1210 Cla&stned Ad.I 84,2..58'18 1" loni StO. M2-Dll vantages. MM980. Alt. s, elS·~· xtra tut. -.a.na
\
1970 Dalaun P.U. Cfun,per
Shell. Wired ulll. Trlr.
ExCra Urea. ~l
·' llVSKY 2.SO, 1973. Perfect t7ZI
-I rood. $800. 400 Su1uk1 Hu ••
TM. Looks brand new
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$6SO.S45-7496
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IMW 971 JlllW.Cillthy.ka.
, '42·1405 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73 24 ' Pace Arrow.
Generator. root air. tape
deck, 13,000 nu. $13,250
new, take over pymnts.
496·5105.
TraJlers, Travel 9170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
T RLR. RIG 27' Nomad,
self -~ont 'd. '74 Chev.
Subutban, lo mi. $7,500.
548·9576
"l'undem Trlr w/8'camper
attached. will carry dune
buggy or 4 bikes. Xlnt
C:ond. 586·6645.
NEWPUHT
lMP[)f\TS
3100 W.Coast Hwy. MB.
642-9405 15' Crown, stove sink
1cebox, fo r camping or?
S600treas offer. 548·3548 •---'--------1 SEt:LING YOUR CAR?
15' Travel Trailer, new ~73 HI LuxP.U. TOP PRICES PAID
glass tares. elec brks, 4 speed, AM /FM radio. For Imports
slps6.$995.5S2-5897 L o n g wheel b ase. Paidforor Not
T--rae-.l-e_rs_,_U_ti-.li-ty--9-18-0-• 7689LT. DH• Lewi11n1poe-t5
$2799 1966 Ha rbor, C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646·9303
N R. NEW Heavy duty car
or equapmt. trlr. $1,200or
make ofr. 546-@06
.Auto Senice &
Ports 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CHRYSLER ENG.
Reblt. VS-Chromed.
$225. 846·5683
Jaguar ao..et
556·1490
l 835 VW e ng. Dual 42
Webers, po rte d &
polished heads, Many ex·
t r as ! O n ly 100 mi.
S800/best offer. !>&8·1691
.Autos for s• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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· Cknsics 9520
1/2 Ton Pickup
Short wheelbase, 3600 ac.
lual miles, automatic,
air, power steering, plus
many more extras in·
eluding positract.ion rear
axle. Priced to sell. (Lie.
64812¥)
Jim Slemons
Imports
0 un. range t'o unt y's
.newest, most modern·
authorized dca lcr !
SPECIALIZING IN
Sales Service
Leasing
TllE l\'EW
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UR RACO ;.;ow ON DJSPLA y
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
doRD-1936 Westchester 631-1276 Taking Orders 01\ ~o Sedan. Jvory w/Plum ---------Th N f d '
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Sales-Service-Leasing
Roye..,..,-.
Rolls lloyce . BM
2U E .111bSt, ·
Costa Mesa
CREVI E R
& I Sf 6 HOAOWAY
SANTA AMA
835'3171
T~ UUUMTS DNYHfQ MACHIM
, snow
chains . 4 Spd t rans.
$2650. 675-5342. Recent .
lune. 1
·73 240 Z, 4 spd, mags, air.
Sharp! Best of(er ove
$4600. Call 646-llal or see
at 2474 Rue DeCannes,
C.M. btwn l2&4,Sat.
Jnt. Mint cond. R/H, 'NGMC•.::ton pkup.13000 e eW SOaOaS f!.000 act m1. $16,000. mi. SJ.JOO. 42'& 15th St., ARRIVINGSooN '69 DATSUHSIO
uall 832·9655. Apt. B. HB Open Mon-Sat. 9 to 6 Automatic transmission,
• ---------1 Closed Sun. radio, vinyl roof. Special
'$a Cadillac Fleetwood, '74 GMC 1h Too pickup, AUTO CLASSICS. LTD. car for son or daughter.
thg. & trans good cond. 6\.it' bed . 12.000 miles. 10591 Bechler River. I Lie. EUD235.
Jiunsgood.$200548-3128 B es t Offer. Phone · FountainValley,Ca. $988
~reatioRal _6_75_-84_90 _______ 1 714/557·3345, •
::Vehicles 9530 '68 lnt'l "4 Ton P .U. 8' bed. 7141963-8381
~·••••••••••••••••••• Auto trans. F /s, etc. Xlnt -. ·: ·. .. .. ..
cond. $1150. 499-2496
. i e Buggy, Corvaar 11 DODGE VAN 67, xlnt
, 4 pl. str. legal raH. cond. $930. Auto, heater ,
lra sand tires. tow V-8. 548·1831
"r. Cus.t. bit by Moye ~--------1
~tomot1ve. Xlnt l'Ond 68 Dodge Van, auto, $ax><>. 496-0125. mags, looks /nms good. $1200. Call 644-2063 ~·Race, '73 DODGE surfer van, r 5 I . . I . •••••••••••••••••••••• com p . eqwp. inc . air. ·s6 Triumph TlCl, Chevy P art converted. to
233, 200 hp. Headers, camper. $3500. 581-6873
•htlo.Roll bar. Nu paint. _a_ft_s_. ______ _
'9SO!ofrer. 642-3133 '65 Chev. Van. 8000 mi on
4ltfhe.a Drives e n g_. Cam p ~r con.
·•-••••••••••••••••••• ver~aons. Am/f m., Good
74Chev.K5Blazer.22. paint, good tires .
rdJ. P /s, air. till s teenng. _968_4_u_4_. ------
C,,eyenne loaded. Xlnt '69 VW y AH
Qmd. Leaving Country, 4 speed , radio. Complete·
l\lust Sell. Best Offer. ly reconditioned. Lie.
b'tjJ-5173. 1716VH.
~ 74 JHpCJ.5 S20l8
.C "heel dnve. 6 cylmdl!r.
.-.ti bar. radio. xlnt., wall
U-.idc. 831·2040dlr. 1:¢1.:!lug11.
71 L....,.ser 'fm 1 Deac~.
H . T .. 4 speed, hubs, Hunt. Bch. 842·443S
radio, et c. 2331.FD. .
54999 72 CHATEAU wagon •. 8
pass.. auto power, au.
644-1668
. 1\ l • Autos Wonf.d 9590
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Silver w/t>lue leather,
low miles. •
'73 BAVARIA
o! speed. :iir , power
steering, 8 trk. stereo.
• '72 2002
4 s peed. lo w miles.
AM f':vt . • '68 1600
4 s peed. ster~o. low
miles.
Harbour V. W .
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2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 97'9·2500 Sn Us Today!
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Chevy '72 auto air ~~ T. Pl
pb, Shell. loaded $W0
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For clean used cars &
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Chevrolet, Dove & Quail Street.a, nr. MacArthur,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jemboree and Bristol.
: 73&.UY ......
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523-7250
••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •74 H t , P ch . orne 72 914 ors e, air. Ap· Std. trans., 6 cyl., radio,
pear. g r oup. am/fm heater, economy plus,
radio. $5000. 00-5673 aft ·.286KEM.
5. $2499
'61 Porsche 356 B. Red.
Xlnt cood . RebJt eng. All
mechanical documents
avail. Must sell! $3800.
714/894·1203
'69 Pont Le Mans
4 speed, r adio, heater.
YHC063, m ec·hanics
special. · --.~--~~-I $399 '67 91.2. 5 Spd. 64.000 mi,
$5200. Pvt. ply. Call
833·3547. '69 Dodcje Dart
---------1 Aulomatic, power
65 160().C Porsche, white. l s teering. air cond.,
owner. New paint. Newly vinyl top. YEN928.
r e blt" eng. Radials . S 1199 Maint. records. Really ·
c lean Cla§sic. $4500.
714 .64().6858.
Harbour V W
I. ; ' '
'63 VW Bug, runs well,
$450. Call Ken, 644-0742
anytime. ·
'71 VW C amp
m ob ii e / tent/poptop.
New tires. 13,ooe m i,
$3300. 548·5787
62 VW Cherry 1' 'f;lean,
brand ne w 1600 ~g. QIU
aft. 5, 642· 1615. C \
•73 vw \
(549M~~erfalg
$2181.
.l
Harbour V .W .
. . ..
Hunt. Bch.
..
\
'67 V .W. Fastback. 4
speed tr a n s mission,
heater. (VKE372) •$$5
2026 Harbor B~d., C.M.
556.7573 .
69 vw F.-.qc
Lic.198DNW. ·
$1211 •.. ..
Harbour V .W On lhe Santa Ana Fwy. '70 911 T Targa. Signal ---------i orange. Am/Fm. 5 apd.
M.B. '75 280 Sedan. Im· Alloys. Xlnt. $7000.
mac. Beige w/ mahog. 960-3444.
~eGJt LfmiA
WJiovorA __ Hunt_._Bc_h·~-~~·_-44ls_
19¥> Hmbcir; c M,.646.9303 '70 BAJ A BUG .f'uUy
: : ~ .
. · · e q u i p 'd. w I e ?'tr.a );. int. Ste reo. & Sunroof. ---------1
$2000 under new car 59 Por. 1600S, new trans.
Price. pr iv• Party. gd. cond. no rust. $1950. 646·5161
714/993·1400. 675·5808. Tri...... 9767 --------
$1,250.
, M d ~1-R-_...... 9755 ••• • ., ••• •• ••••••••••••• 67 erce es Benz, , ... ut .._...
cond. Air cond, FM/AM, •••••••••••••••••••••••
powe r Windows. $5600 '71 Renault Rl.2 Sedan.
firm. Call btwn 6 & 8 pm, Fully equipped, compare
979-8992. at $1299. 6S2GIDL
Herb Friedlander '72 Mercedes 250C. Xlnt. Toyota
cond. Brown. 60,000 mi. 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G.
Air, stereo. Must SeJI! •537·5464•
'73 TR6. Gd.cond,
. $4000 or best orfer.
Call 675-7088
1971 GT·6 Mark In, low
miles. like new. $2600.
847-4793
$6900. 557·1338 1 _11_ I . '72 & '73 Spitfire's. Clean
-. oyce 9756 Jo m i·l es. 770GJu:
1969 280S. Air, elec win· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 704HHT. Many extras. ?:~ ~~s-~_FM. On· #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. Week·end sale priced.
IOY Herb Friedlander Im·
66 MIZ 250SE ~ CARVER ports #2, 9625 G.G. Blvd ..
Co•-8411 r G.G. ,.,...... n..,....·ROYCE . •&37·7777• An immaculate classic in n.u mt1s1
& out! Sun roof & leather COSTA MESA t V.tktwageR 9770
interior. 831-2040dJr. \----u•-•'44 •••••••••••••••••••••••
72 VWIUG
4 speed, ·radio.
156FTD.
$1988.
Lie.
1:;.;up H ac " . HWll. Bch.. 842·4US
69 VW2DSP
LIKE NEW _ Lie.
YNK928. s 1288.
Harbour V .W.
;-: . : .
'70 MBZ
600
~o SUNDAYS '69 Squareback, auto,
reblt eng & trans. $1500. Hunt. Bch. . 842·'45
Saab 9760 Mte,&1J-&a12.. ,6 L vwa·~·
Low mileage (#1529)
IUYorLEASE
••••••••••••••••••••••• _________ , v ~
SAAB 73 Super lffh 4 speed , radio. ~UNS AM/FM, 1ow miles, will GOOD. Lie. TEl9o5. . DEMO trade. 831·2040dJr. $618.
$ALE 69 VW . Tow it Away !
Priced from
$4190 Harbour V . W .
Good for parts, engine
runs. Body shot! $325.
,13171 Magnolia, Garden
(#5402) Grove H~. Bch. :.a~
1975 230 SEDAN Air, IHch •aif arfl '60 VW BeaUe. Recently
Jjm Slemons
Imports
833-9300 . : .• .
AM / FM, 6000 mi.$9,950 848 Dove · r~bll. Tape deck, New '7 l VW 412 JD&
492·3'75 at MacArthur tires. 963-7263, 4·7pm 4 speed. radio. Hard t.o
& Jamboree, N.B. find model. Llc. 09461.
MBZ '62, 220 SB, good 752-0900 '73 VW Bug, $2400. Leav· $2 IU cQnd, $2020/orfer. P.P . lng mainland, must sell, •
crassic. 494-5446 1971 99E, 4 dr, ct~. nu radlats 960-2701.
6~t.!:;~~e~~~~t i~:~ _xin_t_c_o_nd_6_13_._3>82 __ s_1_sso_., ':1w~~. ~~~01fd~f:1~t~ IJPM~illlifill
m ac. Nu radials, many Seib_.. f76Z 5pm: 640-S211 CdM WJ1 l a("li"lrv3.
xtras. $2400. 552.9040 aft 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 VW Kombi, hand bit .. Hunt. Be . f4).~
or Sun. e. 7f SUl4RU M cmpr. Gas Stv. Gas/elec. VolYo f7tJ
'69 280 SL Roadster •.door sedan. • speed, refrig. Sink w/elec. wtr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotq>e, harvest biege in ~· stereo, xlnt. 83l-2CHO pump. Xlnt. cond. $3,500 .
color. 2 tops, 4 sp. trans, · 673·5926
air, Car juat lik,e new. Toydla 9765 --6-9-V------
fl,700. 494·8816 Pn.pty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W BUS
19S2 Mercedes Bena. 300 '71 CORONA Mk JI, lo n\l., 1 pat....,
· B. Elegant, -tlasalc, AM/FM Stereo. Rad1. Outstanding condition.
formal Sedan. Beautllul· Auto. Xlnt. coad.831-1.537 Tan wllh t an interior. 1
Jy rJstored. $4300. '7l LANDCRUlSER 38M Owner, must see to ap·
S48·86Uor673.5829 mi., AM /FM. Warn preelate. ·
M• t742 hubs. Gd. cond. $.1,~.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·0476 aft 8 .
''73 MIDGET 18000 ml.
New paint, tharp cond.
Sl,800. J52·1'9a aft. SPM
.,,c •.••
2 Dr., 4 1.Med, r•dio,
beater\ XDCl.1a;
SIMt
'10 Toyota lADdcniffr.
H.T .• :A~W...--.411 ACH. . Herbrr....... T.,._
lOQll G.O. Blwd., 0 .0. •SITMM-
rn UJ f ·1 n \ r
1 r · 1f 'r JI \ 1 ~1
Don't drop the ball! Get a Job with a low.coat Daily
Pilot ClaaaUjed Ad, P..,_tu-5171.
UANO ·JIW I
1975 VOlVOS w1srtu-..v1 ,
ACOMPUTI
SILICTIOMQF
AU ''
IODYST'YI#
AT :\ • THI OLD NICIS
llYIOll THINIW I
cHO'OSE'YLs!
NOW
'
\
True kt tS'O Alltos, IM,...W Aaltos. 1..,..W Mfot Us•CI .. ....a..... u · . •
•• •• ••• • • • • •••••••••••• ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• •••••••••• • ••••••••••• ' -·· Md Saturday June 28 1975 OAIL Y PILOT ' ....................... ••••····••••···••······ -• · • V•o t77J ol•o 977J Cadillac 9915 C.....-o 99 I 7 Autos. UHd Aldos, Us9d 0 1, UHd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
. 4 MILES NORTH
OF THE
SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
• Y"!P.'!"""!!v-ao_t_E __ ras::~
'74 CHIV. -TOH CustOfll VS. RJ. H . Pt s3995 1 S.. & Mia.. H D Camp..-ECl<IOO. /U< Cofld. (1~4111
'73 CHtv • .-. TON. v-e R H Pr SI< Arr s2s95 Cond., low miles ( I 09665)
73 CHEV -TOH V-1 4 sl>d.. Cu'1 . Aw s3095 Cdlcl.. H 0. Ce,,.,._ EQU•P (I S8327)
'72 CtlEV "" TON • •e>d 6 Cyl reaoy lor
-(12eo.44)
'72 CHI!(/, C\ISTON DLX V-8. Auoo. Pr.
Str .AlrCol1d.. all ti>• undv {1803931
s2295
s2495
• '68 ·Volvo 142-S. Clean: OIAMGI COUNTY •67 CAD&.LAC '67 CAMARO. New motor, Camaro C 7 Ce...,.. 99JO
&teel radials; Koni VOLVO brakes & puant.~9061 , 9917 ...,.. 991 ••••••••••••••••••••••• shocks; Rallye da1h CCMlpe. V• shop, days. :•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••:•••• '7S "TATION WAOON
$1600. Call675-9Q. · EXCLUSfVELYVOLVO Fully loailed l Like new • , . 69 . Camaro 327. auto. f'tremaro •aa lohlilod a.Int. CODCI. HM IU!reo.
LargestVolvoDeaJer Lic.TQTO:sa. 67 MUSTANG. New 11h1ft,pwr str,blue1whle Bum in~ · rad1oldapededt lUCI
75 YOLVO 1641 ih Orange County! Siii. paanl. Good rubber. lop, low m•le:tN<lnt cond. Call&75-M r~u~k. A/C, ~l' ,.,.:
Automatic., alr, sunroof. • BUY or LEASE 64~. shop, days. $1700/ofrer. 848-tl2.10 drtven only by the p,...,
8 ~r~. stereo & only 3,500 DIRECT AMtos, Mew tlOO ....._.New 9100 AMto N.-9IOO U2·7222 blwn.11,5. M•. ~::.~•nal mil ... 831·20t<l ~ ..... "'·· "2·"" ooouuuum•ouum uuuou•uuuuuu• , .... ~· ........ -·-·-lhru Fri.
2025 s. nchester
Anaheim 750-201. 1 °73 COWi Anniversary
SALE! .
'75 VOLVO
164 E 4 Dr.
De mo. automatic. air
cDnd., power steering,
AM -FM s t ereo,
O.SSMXT.
Was $8190
Savings S I I 07
NOW $7089
'68 YolYo 122 2 Dr.
4 cyl. ndio. healer.
immaculate. Must see
to appreciate. VVS356.
SAVE .--
'72 VOLVO 164
6 cyl., automa tic, radio,
heater. power s teering,
air cond. (874HGl>. ,
S,199
17J,~RX2W
4 s peed , a1r. ra ro.
heate r. 754KEK.
$1995
LARGEST
SELECTION
Of Used
Yolvos In
Oranre County
Cholce of 20
'7011 tllru '74'1
All Air Conditioned
AIPricecl
ToSel
WILLIAMS
IMPORTS
DIVIW
Dual comlortaeaLs. vinyl
lop, leather Interior, full
power, factory air condJ·
tion ing. tilt s teeri ng
wheel, AM/FM stereo,
power door locks, radiol
tires. (671JEV>
4995
'71 CADILLAC
ELDOUDO
Vinyl top, tapestry in·
l e ri o r . full p ower.
AM /FM slereo. ftictoryl air cond1tloning, ex-
tre m ely low mileage. (257KLE ) 8011 Commonwealth l
Buena Park · 521·7000 $ 995 ·
'63 Volvo wagon, runs-~ ..... ,~ c--.ci but needs work. J6to....., ~
$175 581·6106 c..e. ..........
Autot,UHd '70SIDA.H
••••••••••••••••••••••• . DE VILLE ~t:t_C:•••••••••••••!!~~ Vinyl interior, tapestry
'72 ~Torino lrou. U'74 AMC Jeep, dakomo
Im m acu late. 32.000 mags, Commando tires,
m i 1 es . Aul 0 ma li c. am/fm cassette, V-8, to]{
power stee rin~. a ir ,_m_il_es_._75_1_·7_932_. __
cond.
inte rior, full power, fac·
lory air conditioning, tilt
steering wheel, AM/FM
stereo. e tc. A tremen-
dous value. <580PFP>
$2399
'69 Cortina Wa9on
Economy plus . 4 s peed,
raclio, heater. ZLW717.
$899
~wtllmiA
VJroYOTA
1966 Harbor, C M 646 9303
luick 9910 $1995
···~··················· c .... c .... , .......... -72 BUICK
4~DRWAGON a.twMiiilt 540 ...
less than 36,000 miles, ~~=========!
radio, he~ter, automa~c. ,73 C '"'-V1H
factory air , power wm· ot1pe -'. e dows. (Lie. 864FFG). Stereo . & all options.
$2995 29000 mq S4,650. or best.
J ; SI Must sell this wknd. 1m emons 642· 11s9
Imports • Camaro 9917
1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
631 -1276 1968 Camaro, stick, 327,
Amer ma-gs. Very clean.
Moto'lc c..14 M , ..,,., bloc1 hd" • ••oM .... tkhMC19t.-...,.. ,_..,..,
,.. ............. Qt..~ $6988
• NEW '75
· THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL:
'74hh••
610 4 DI. HT. DEMO ...... AMl~··--..,,._MW,).,.111'11
Lil •STLEI ..
BUY OR LEASE
NEW 1 t75 DATSUN
610WA50N (~~_.._.. _....,,_...,..........,
\$11. ... 1•111
s3139
.Many Colors
to Choose From
.................... I "°4tf•de
~ ............. ,,,. ......... .... ~,
BUY OR LEASE
$-588 10687
PLUS T&l 36 MOO.E.L.
located Vacinity of Jamboree
& McArthur Rds.
USED CAR SPECJALS! 240Zs
4 to choose from
'70 OPEL
2 0. Sod .. (Co<l•M) ....,... O _:..
ffOl'lt bwc~t1 MO!t, toci ... "--rcr .,,,.,
........ ,-..i ...,togt9•"• M9(.fN
'JJ CUTLASS
SUPREME
'72 CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER
4 ~HI wo.tt ,._,.. il'O"t., t•• WOlfJ!...,~
p.ow., ~ill bil~h \foOI .,......,.,. ..,....
..... 6t Mii.•t ''"' \9' l ......... .... ~ .. ~ ............. , ... ,gff..,,
NH. AN,rfM tt.Mto oftd gr ,.,..
31.000""•• IOllrtW s2iisc
'71 SAAB
SONNET
'72 CHEVi 4W.DR.
(~·"'"• 1 lOl"I -ttoi • b.d :uo
•~11 .. .-ow•' , ...... .,., tra'••• tact.. ...... , ................ -~.,,, ..
l l)JA
109% flll.AYAILAIU UC
s3995
1973 CAPRI
..,.,., '°""' f't1 ..,..,_ OV:'O ''O• \ oit ...... M • .. ..or'-~ _......, ,....._
_.,MNV
'72 DATSUN 510
.. dt. Md. 4 '"""' .,...., AN< 1111.
. . ..
..
fi\.t co' ""°' .,.,.., )j 000 """"-' '° "a
..... ..... • ,... 0"4 hit ~ °"''°'
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......... bwc.b t MO~ e.,tit ~ to$ia.
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SI\ Ne 10• A I 00% fill AVAIUIU O.A.C IOO''ioflll AVAUll.lO.A.C. 100,_ flll, AVAILMU O.A C
1i3ll5u.
-..~~ .................. .,. ........ $2295
'72 CHEV. "" TON. CullOtl'I Di. ve Auto. ll"r, Sir., Air Cond (I 006891 $2495 Autos, Used • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'73 Buick E state Wagon. SlOOO Firm . 546-9774
Wood pa~eli~g, .l~g_age 1970 Camaro. p/s, air, r~cks, air condit1orung, vinyl top, aut.o trans.
'I .
t-~~~~---~_:_-'-----~ '72 QiEV. " TON CullOfll ve. 4 spd. H 0. CatllC* llOIHP. ( 11.Ull2 J •
73 CHEV ""TON Custom VS R H StK:k.
L-M""-( 132074)
'69 CH£V . .-. TON Custom Ola V8 Aulo R H.. Pl'. Sir. Att Concl (82212'-l
'72 CHEV \~ TON Cu~IOM H 3 \ClCI Alf Cond.1124M8)
s2395
$2695
s1995
s2395 _
_,....--~ ........ ~~---~~·
' 74 OMC -T~ $letn Grand•. VS. Aul<>. s4095 f'r. Sir .. Air Cono.. H o. Cemper. 171'8'1)
73 GMC Yo TON Sui>er Cu51om. VS. Auto .•
Pl'. Sit. LOW Mlln (7226H)
73 OMC "&f'RINT". ve. AulO. Pr SI. R .. H., AM(FM. Lenclay Mtg I. (50 I ()95)
S2695
s3495 .
73 FORD .-. TON Cu1lom. VS. Auto Pr. s2· 695 .... Fl Beo.1020812) I
73 FORD 1 TON Rar>gar VI, Aulo Pr Sir.. s3495 r .. I>. Dual Tlllkl. H.O. C.m~r (S72721
'70 FORD " TON CuslOfl\. VS, Auto, R , H. wllll In c.m-. llMlall
73 FORD "" TON CUllOft' VB, Auto Pr. $1f. R • H. Alt Cond 188528)
'71 FORD Yo TON °'61om V8 Au10. R H. (Cll417)
73 FOAO -. TON Cuilom V8. AU1o. Pr.
lit. R . H .. H..wy OulV C.mpet E~P .... ,."99'C.-1107041 • . '74 FOAD " TON Cullom Vil AlllO. Pr. Slr .. ,R .. H. (443111
'73 FOf!ID V. TOH C111tom. V8 4 spd • R . H . Short hCI (43202) . / -..
'69 FOflO FIANCHEAO 500. V8. AU1o. Pr. Str .. R . H., Alt Cond (81141)
'62 l"ORD c.ntom VI, H ShCk. 8 Ft Bed. (a3Qll4)
~4 ~ a.ua CAB " TON. V8. Auto..
,, ' "'· ~· Aw ~ • (0441161)
s2295
s2795
s2195
s3495
s2495
s1395
sa95
s3995
DObOE 16 TOH~ W99 va, 4•4 53695 ~ AulQ,PI' St,R.H ,A11CoM.OllRoed '#:-6. flaedp.(6$4041) '
.'67 OOOG& ... TOH °"' ve. Auto.. H • Fl •
.-.f1T141l . 5995
·, . ,; .. ·1"\r"'~
I -."1 .r~j!-~~ .. ~ ! 1J~.:-~
A.MC 9905 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•. KENDON ,.. AMC "I .JEEP
C0114 \1f S~ -,,, ~02 !
USED CAR
TRADE-IMS •
'74 AMX
2 DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, automatic. ractory
air, power steerlnj!.
only 4.000 miles &
sharp! t795MIS>
53795
•
'74 MATADOR
2 DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, automatic, factory
air. only 1:1.000 miles &
real s harp! (951KKF)
5 3295
•
'73 JAVELIN
2 DOOR HARDTOP
V-8. automatic, ractory
air. power steering, low
miles, & really sharp!
1856GNU l
53195
•
'73 HORNET.
SPORTAIOUT
STATION WA.GOM
l!:conomical 6 cylinder,
aulomulic. fuctory uir,
power steering, ready
for vacation & super
sharp! (J..12GVC)
IP" KENDON ,.. AMCn.JEEP
f \' l ~ ••• t ): • •
Ult wheel. Fully loaded. ~1995 494.3658 078KRS. S3799. I" • I I I
Herb Friedlander os, Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Aldos. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800
Toyola ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10081 G.G. Blvd.,G.G.
•537·5464•
'74 Century Luxus. 4 DR.
Mustsell ! MakeOffer.
Call 751-SOZJ
69 Buick Riviera. full
power, orig. ownr. Sl25o .
832·8998.
Codilloc · 99 15 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CADILLAC
Over 70 to choose from.
From $1995. GMAC
Financing & Leasing.
'71 CA D Fleetwood
Brougham. lo miles,
m int, xtras. Make ofr.
(213)592-5227 _____ ,
'71 El Dorado. low mi,
mint cond. $3700. P.P.
546·3000 or 673·0446.
74 CADILLAC
COUPE DE
VILLE
less than 20.000 actual
miles. beautiful powder
blue, blue .cloth interior.
Lie. 685JLO. S6795.
Jim Slemons
Imports
1970 Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
631-1276
'62 Cad 4 Dr~ $250
Needs work 548-2732 ---
Cad. 69. CdV. immac, lo
mi. $1550. Pvt. Ply.
675-2281:1.
'71 El Dorado. good cond.,
LOAD SD ! 8 track stert.'O
$3295 . ta1>c d ec k .
642-0322.
'69 CH EVY Malibu H.T .
V8, au\omatic, power
steering. vinyl roof, air
cond. (240CFP> $895 20<!b
Harbo r Blvd., C.N .
556·7573
..
......_Mew tlOO ......_Mew ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRINCTHE
KIOS !
MEITTHE
_,..._ CL.OWN!
ASKMOUTTHI
IARLVl&RD
'UHDCM
SPICaALl
• I A ; T
BUY or LEASE
IN SANTAANA
FodOf'Y A.ttMiriud Wet.. ~. Lfflillg
& O•erse.D.t"'Y
120 W . Warner at So. Maia ~a A1tc1 557-2132
OH
.ANY
NEW CAR or US·ED ROTARY
New '75 not included
OVER i oo.NEW MAZDAS IN STOCK
ENGINE CAR__...Not includinCJ Advertised .
'7 4 MAZDA RX4
Coupe Used Low mi. (284KSY)
'31 ~ 62 tu11 Pf'ICe IJfu\ ••• 6 he see 24 •otlf mo ""'' mer 1u
' he ' all GAltytl'IQ Cl1•111ea tor or4y 48 "'OS Oe•t•HOO Pdv•••MI
ll'tee U"34 25 A1"nu11 Pe<cen111oe ~ale 11 ,.,.
'72 DATSUN 1200
4 speed, radio. heater (776346)
S1411 lvO Of',.~ (Au I•• 6 h \b1 ' l'-'t•' n\.....i Ofr'1 1n<.I 14• I
'<-& •U wtr.,•"9 c.n.ttQ•~ l(#r """ 30 m_.<;i; ()pl~reo o.a~m.:nt
pnce S2041 00 A"nu•I Ptr ""'~ l<4t1" 21.73
'70 TOYOTA
Mark II Coupe (611CANI
S1:S77 full Pf•C• plus, .. ' ltC 1~61• IOlal mo '""' •ncl ... &
he • alt cat1v•no cf'taro"' tor o"'y JO mo; Deterred o.vmen1
ll'tCe 11883 20 Annual P~rc11nl1Q(I Aal6 2 I f3'M.
73 MAZDA
RX3 WAGON
Air cond1t1oning {$124W140411)
S 17 7 7 lull P.<e DfUI la• & hC l 65 ~ Iota< mo pmt incl 14• a
IC & all ~'Y'"9 Cher-IOt only le rros Dei..ed 1Jritn!ln4
ll'tee 125!>11 IMI ir.nnual P••cent-Alie 2 1 46,_
Specials
FREE 12 month-,2,000 mile
Factory Engine
WARRANTY
OM THIS
172 MAZDA RX2 COUPE
(130FEY)
Only 51777
....
'69 VW BUG
Wow! (119217988)
51277
51MDK 560!!
1121100 h;lt l)ftC. plus Ila 6 he le()Q!; local IT'O pml trlCl IU
6 lie. 6 .. I C..-tyll'IQ cl>erge& tor only 24 rn>e. Deterred payment
pllce SIM1 80 Annual P.,cenlege Rate21.6~
'72 PINTO .
#9208
'HH7 lull price plus ... ' ~ S65 Sii IOlal ft'() """ incl IU '
11c;. 6 •• CAl'V'"9 c1>11ges tor only JO nos Deterreo ~·
OllC9 '1116 40 Annual Peree<>I-Rate 21 731i.
'73 VEGA WAGON
Automatic. (205HGL)
5·1677
5199DH. s6111
MO.
'1877 lvtl price ptu1 IH & he 181 1& 101a1 "'<l pm1 incl •••' ~c 6 111 caro,..,,g cnarges tor °"'' 31> mo• O.t111e<t P•YIMfl•
cince '2401 41 Annual Pt1centage Aali\21 4e"ll.
68 OPEL WAGON
Fully eQuipped (WJZ756)
66 Ford Galaxy
$285 673.474€
Lincoln 9945 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73 Silver Mark IV. Cord
interior. loaded, phone,
lo mi , '75 Crown Landeau
top. Must. sell. Immac.
675·9088 & 5-40.2660. -----·
Mercury 9950 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'66 STA. WGN. Rough.
$175 or best offer.
646-8665 & 642-2210
I AT~
Chrv5lerJl}':1uttt
Open Daily I: . 'lll 10
PM 2929HarborBlvd,
cosia.Me&a
546-1934
1973
"PLY~OUTH
FURY Ill
HARDTOP
4 door equipped with 360
cid, 2 bbl, V-8, engine,
an.A l orquefli t e
tr~nsmission. Factory
air co n ditioning,
AM/FM radio, till steer·
ing wheel. Brown finish
with Oyster beige vinyl
roof. 50,100 miles. Fully
reoonditiOQed,
$2.195
lnquiretb:
Business Office
()ro.gee4*1
DoJ~PW
Vac ation Luxury, 1972 __ 330 __ w_._a..;.y_st_._91 __ _
CQlony Prk, 8 pass. w/ 67 Plymouth' BaracQda,
eveeylhing. Gd. MPG, V-8, a\,llO, p/s, runa well.
$3000. 962-6095. 644·1372. ---------'73 Cougar XR7 . Im· 74 Duster, 6 cyl. AC, PS. ma~ul a le ! •l Owner. Sunroof auto. Buckets.
21.000 mi, new tires & Xltn co~d. $3800. Best of·
battery. Metallic pewter. fe r. 645·7461
$3500 bst/ofr. 645-6585 & ---------
640-6768. '69 Plymouth Fury Ill, f
DR. A/T, P/s, P/b; air,
'69 4 Dr. Mercury Marq. ne w tires . Runs xlnt.
Xlnt cond. All pwr equip. $575. 979-2251 1 Owner . Priced to sell.---------
548-4007
MuttmH) 9952
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Want ed Mu sta n g
Fastback, 65, thru 68,
xlra clean lo mi. Cash.
968·7009.
'74 Mustang, auto, P/b,
R/H. 1•.000 rru. Tmted
glass.$2795. 751-0467
'66 Mustang, lloo4 cond.
Call eve nin gs or
73 PLYMOUTH .w>r.
SATELLITE CUSTOM
V ·8, automatic, factory
air conditioning, power
steering, vinyl top, radio,
& heater. Like new, must
beseen. (229JEN)
$2995
Ir KENDON ,.. AMC~lJEEP
( j I\ i < I I ~ \: : I •
weekends '67 Barracuda, low mi,
84Hl8Ql xlnt con~. stand. trans.
$600 or best offer. PH: S-8
pm only , S57·7482 or
838-4096. 72MUSTANG
CONVERT. '71 Cust. Suburban Wgn. 9 l~~s than 20,000 actual Pass. 1 owner. Many ex-
males, mu~t see to BP· tras. New radial tires.
pre cl a l e ·• mmaculat e $1 570 968·1148 throughout. Serial #0968. ' · ·
Jim Slemons
I Imports
1970 Harbor BJvd., C.M.
631-1276
'72 PLYMOUTii Cricket.
Automatic, radio,
heater, 29,000 milel_.
(556ETR l $1195 2026
Harbor B l vd., C .M.
~-7573
'68 MUSTANG Converti· '72 Plymouth Satellite
hi e . VS, automati c, Sebring Coupe. Vinyl
power s teerin g, very lop, air conditioning,
c I ea n. C X ET599 l 2026 power steering. 090G BA.
IHarbo r B lvd., C.M. $2199.
556·7573 Herb Friedlander
'70 MUSTANG Call : Sun.
AM, mus t sell.
644-0588
Toyota
10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G.
•537·5464•
,,...~MObile • 9955 '70 Duster, 340, R/H, air,
_._ gr eat on gas. $UOO.
•ee•e•eeeee•eeh••e•e•• PrivatePartyS&l-4695
Sales and Service
OLDSMOllLE
GMCTRUCKS
HOHDACARS
'72 Ply mouth Satellite
Sebring, for sale, xlnt
cond. Call 642·2t&l
, Unl•ttnity Oldl Pontiac
2850 Harbor Blvd. •••••••••••••• ... ••••••••
9965
Costa Mesa 540-9640 '69 Cat. New eng, Cass AM I FM. $1225 or trade
'72 88 Della Royale. 2 Dr. for van. Xlnt cond.
AM /FM , air, power, 642·0ll5.
Micheliris, Nice. 548-2667. -,69-Bo---5-t-W--Lu-nne . gn. g.
'63 Olds Cutlass, carefully rk, Air cond, 9 pass,
driven. iood cood. 32,000 loaded I $850 PP. 968-3SS3
mi. $550. 494·5224. ' .68 GTO runs great, clean.
'68 OLDS 98 H.T. Full Must sac $700. 494·98U
power, factory air condi-home, 673-41861..i.nda
tioning. $495 <W10877) .
2026 Harbor BJ vd., C.M. 1967 Farebird -400 Convert. $56-7573 4 spd. Sharp I $1200. Call
546-9221
197-4 Oldamoblle LS. Vinyl r oof, fully loaded , '71 EXEC. Station Wf n.
Am /Fm stereo, low Many extras, very cln.
mileage. Xlnt conc1 SUH 979•2290 or 5-48·9801
'1ftder warranty. $4000 or wkndl. It eves.
best offer. 64-4-6426.
73 Cutlass Salon, new
tires, p/w, till whl, stereo
tape, vln. top. $4150. . 559·0098.
74 VIKTUIA. co..-.
Super Eeonom ical
Va lue! C218KBD)
6'5·5700
Chevy's Monza Towne Coupe with 2.3-htre.
2-0lrrel engine and 4-speed tran'smlsalon you
c.n Ofder la rated at 32 mpg in the EPA highway
telt. 19 mpg In the city test. •
QAMD'MIW •71 MOMJA
, TOWNICOW.
2.3 litre engine, 4' speed, radio. H.D. rad iator.
wnttewall tires. vinyl . top, H.D. battery. tinted
glass. (143328) •
IMMEi»IATI
DELIVIRY
NEW '75 YEIA
UO engine. wheel t rim rings.
whitewalls. deluxe bumpers. bucket
aeata. tinted glaas: H.O radiator. (101)
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
5284~ . .
CHEVROLET .
·AMMOUMCES ~
NEW
60,000 MILE
WARRANTY .......
OR _., MW 1975 Yep e411ipped with 140
a. In. etMJIH fM1rch•Hd after 6-J6-75.
CALL POR FUltTHER orr AILS
Also cnoll...,e .. low cost°" MHCI V•s
t.of
NEW '75 NOYA
Gas saving 6 cylinder. automatic.
power sleering . AM radio. w~ltewall1. vinyl interior. de)uxe
bu17'pers. l:i O. radiator (448921 l
~·=·CONNELL•::•
CllEVROLET
11 • ~j ~ I 1 ' I • ! + • I ·1 ••• J I .I
1ST AND BROADWAY
SANTA ANA
835-3171
75 JIMMY4 Wheel Driv
~177 ON _' ·-·s·13213 . MO.
IMMEDIATE DELIVE1lY .
CASH REBATE
ON ALL
HEW '75 TOYOTAS
I . IH STOCK
• See U1 Per • 9!119'!11 I 1'111eleltDffl
TM ........ T ....
1975 COROllA
2 DOOR SIDAH
UST NICE
DISCOUNT
13046
1200
21 Miles per
gallon
EPA
s1u.n per ""'· tor u -calll price sooo plus l&L tOl•I
dtler'911 price HM.04 Incl. 1 .. & lie. A.P.R. 13.51.
112.37 per mo ''" ••....,. UU. prlcle 13300 pl,. Tlol. Tot•I
deferred ptlce 54660.71 Ind. ta• & lie. A.P.R. 11.51.
St2 1 20,,., mo tor ••,,_ C:.lftprlae l 4300 plueT&L lotel
clelerntd price 15914 SO lnel. tu & lie. Al'.14. 11.11.
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168 IMPERIAL 169 SUBARU 169 MERCURY ::
1 71
91 L/S Coupe
Full PQWer. air cond .. IHI wheel
16
SKY Automatic. pOWer steering. air conct . vinyl
IDp. XTRSJ?.
$
HARDTOP 4 speed, full f&ctory equip. MONTEREY : ment XW6839 •• Auto .. ps. pb, p, seats. p. Automatic, Air cond.. •
windows, tilt wheels, vinyl power steering, rltdlo, :
top. XXFS71 074BLH
Toronado
Full power. air. vinyl top, stereo C774HHYl
'70 CHEV
WAGON
Avt~tlc. power 1teering,
radlO. hNtwr. 7"FYW
'70 JAYEl:IN
SST
Air cond. radio, heater.
power steering
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1; •. .... :: :: ·=: • . . .. . . . ••
2'l V-~2~!~ .S~ !~a!~~lcen $988 No. 067GYU '
.... --••I•-.. ---c.-.T..,..--...... T&L..1-.a _ ... _., ........ ,,A,. ,,_ FULL PllCI
:?! ~~t~s.I9~~~r~~~~ing. power S2 I 88 s.lffring. 741HRX
.,,.._ .... ,. ..... .,._..,ov.iotY01.11<tfdlf Tot.tCJ\l'IOf"lctiftct T&.l..l3l"-Otftn9d
..... 17•1• .. A, ... I) • FULL PllCI
:~, !~!~a~~rr!s~! wfd~~~~ s3.79· 8 s1 l~48 conversion. <t00332P
st~•,... r-or » ~ lft flCll)tt~• el 'ffN' (''°''· lotll C.Mh •lot ff'ld. T&l. lid.JI •
o.. ............ llOIUI. A, .... i-. FULL NICI
'73 PINTO WAGON
• ~. radio, ~ater. License No. UIJCM •2188 -sH14
• '' tr'IO .., JO ,..., tWi, ......,., ef ...., crtdit T..., CMft cwa lf'C1 r&.&.. om...
OtttfrH OJ"" OttC.-\1lltt 11 AP• 11.JI-. •
FULL PllCI MONTH
18 to 21 MILES PEI GALLOl-4
2 3 liter e0gine. tinted glass. body side mouldings. front & rear
bumper guards. steel belt~ radial bres. (SROiY153492t
IMMEDIATE DEUYHY s3411·.FULL. -~ ~ · PRICE
BRAND )NEW 1975
FORI) SURFER VAN
·BRAND tiEW
1975 FORD
PICKUP ;
~~~~
FULL
PRICE
6 cYiinder. stickshilt. gauges. (F10BRX23916)
IMM~DIATE D~LIVERY
------~~· 53333 ~~E
•
"A REAL GAS SAVER"
BRAND NEW •
COURHR & SHELL
Ir , ...
'71 FORD PICKUP
'73 ·PLYM DUSTER
KONOMICAl Stidt shift,. r-.flo & heater. License No.
7S9JPL
'74 PINTO WAGON
Auto. trans., radio & heater. License No. '9illSS
'70 MA VE RICK
ECONOMICAL Stick 5hifl, radio, heate<. ~ No.
ZWN306
'70 CHEVY. WGN.
V-8, auto. trans., l)OWlt" steerlogt Llc:enM No. 281GNJ
'73 GALAXIE 500 tmTP. v_., Mlfo. trlftS .• fKiorv air c.ndltonlng, ~
steering. vinyl Interior. Ltc.nle 116HGH
IA .. ,,,,_,_._., ____ .,...,Tf!lfll--Nf TM.Wit•
----, .... ,.. ouo ...
'71 CH.EV.· P.U.
~ 10N Auto • ., .... r-'lo Ii hHflr, Eld,. nlct. •1u.
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