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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-04-07 - Orange Coast Pilot: 1. • , • " Orange Coast Dlme-a·Lbae -Barg1Jlns TODAY% . VOL. 66, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1973 TEN CENTS ·s2oo~OOO Bight-hander~~. POW Pitch . - President Nt1on joined a returned Viet- nam prisoner of war Friday night in throwing out the fir st baseball as the California Angels opened th~lr season with ii 3·2 victory -over Ute Kansas City JWyals at Anaheim Stadium. (Story, Page 11, r<!ated picture, page 2. The President greeted Air Force Maj. David, Luna of Orange on the playing field with the commetit, "You look great." Then after giving· his s~ulders .a hug,. Nixon escorted hlm to the box seats just . . . * * * Nixon Plans To Leave OnSumlny By JOHN VALTERZA Of tlM DflllY l"lltf ''-" President Nixon plans to return to the nation's capital early Sunday morning, ending a nine-dav stay along the South Coast which marked the first time a Vietnamese President has visited the U.S. The talks held early this week in San Clemente with South Vietnamese Presi- dent Nguyen Van Thieu also marked the most tense demonstration period in San Clemente since the first summer Nixon ever spent on the South coast. ' That was four years ago. But police officials said the ~ early in the week went off amazingly smoothly and throughout the entire period, oo arrests were made. Thieu left for San Diego OD Tuesday aiid President"lfu<l!"lmmedl&telrse!Ued mto a routine pattern of moming·wori-~t bis offices and afternoon relaxation at biS residence. Although that regim!lll was a standard occurrence, the President this trip shun· ned his farillllar drives in the country and eYenlng jaunts to local restaurants where be generally samples Mexican cuisine. Instead Press Secretary R on a l d Ziegler ~id Friday, the President has spent his time finishing his major statements on the energy crisis and other (actors affecting the nation. Foreign Affairs Advise!' Dr. Henry lCissinger, Secretary of State William ltoiers Domestic Affairs Adviser John Ebrlichffian and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton were among the lOP aid~ f<i 6J)elld time with Nixon Oil this trip West. But although tu s schedule was routine, t0me of his decision! were far from com- mon. Late Thursday Nilon withdrew L. Patrick Gray as his nominee for FBI director in the latest action directly related to the Watergate case. The specter of that case followed µie Administration west and even durmg Thieu's presence on the South Coast, Washington newsmen re I e n t les s l y pursued answers to queries on Watergate from Ziegler. But other than a scathing blast at a speci~ sbtate investigative committee on Watergate, Ziegler added nothing new to the issues. • Pioneer Streaks PASADENA (UPI\ -America's Pioneer II apace probe, streaking toward Jupi~er ln the second day of Jts S2G- million mile journey, was on target and sending back information today. The 570- pound Pioneer-11, second of two probes to the largest planet in the solar system, was launched almost flawlessly from Cape Kennedy Thursday night. Orange Coast w'eatlaer A bright, sunny weekend with intermittent breezes promising ideal conditions. for the yachtsmen, predict& the weather bureau. IDgb 75, low SO, along the Orange Coast, with no smog in sight INSIDE TODi\ Y Associated Press religion wri~ tr George W. Cornell J!ZOnt'ne• . controversy 1urrounding Billy Graham's rmarks in South Afri- ca on ra.pe and castration. Page 4 Alill AlldY J •11ttrt•I_. t .. lr Cllurdl Ht'ft t1 ,.-.,,.4ty ft~ 1 Clattlf!H ft.JI Htmt/ .. rW f C-k• H H~ f , (Ontllltl!f l"tff • 111*11 11·12 Crttewor'll 7t IMll Man'tb , .. ,. , OHlll Htllwl It UllCle Ltll 1 .. a!:>ove th1 third base dugout 'from where each •threw one ball onto the field and another into the crowd beliln<l thelii. ' Nixon is a right bander: In each case, Luna's throws were much harder than the President's. The .. 32·year-old officer, who spent six years as a captive of the North Vietnamese, pitched his school's first n<>hitter in 1958 while in hlgh school at Orange. After throwing ln the first two balls, Luna and lhe President turned around to the crowd and each hurled one more ball into the stands, setting off a scramble !or souvenirs. t:-. The President was accotnpanied to his first ball pme "in twb years" by his chief domestic assistant. J o h n Ehrlichman, during the 45-minute drive trom bis San Clemente home to the stadium in Orange County. He watched the game ·with Angels' board chair.man Gene Autrey, club presi· dent Bob Reynolds and baseball com· missioner Bowie Kuhn. Kuhn said, "This is the 4Sth time a i>resident has thrown-cul the first~ball ln- a major Jeagutf"baseball game. But it's the first lime he's thrown it out on the \Yest Coast." There is nO major league baseball team in Washington, where past president& normally threw out the first ball. . While posing for photographers, Nixon asked Ltma: "Do you throw a fcirk ball?" . "No," responded the officer, "I throw a straight ball." ·Angels' catcher-John Stevenson, who caught both Luna 's and Nlxon's -lii'st tosses, returned the balls to Ni.Ion, who autographed one for Stevenson and the other fO[ Luna. Between Innings, Nixon greeted tbe three members of the Cavalier Band from his hometown of Whittler -Jahls StaU. Roy McKee and Judy Schlegelmilch. He also greeted the mayor of Anaheim Jack Duttoo. · When Angels' outfield er Fr a n k Robinson hit a home run. the President. - joined the partisan crowd by standing, and applauding. The President · left after the game through the Angels' dugout. He paused / to congratulate the winning m~< Bobby Winkles. and Robinson. Eighteen recently relea§_ed PO \Vs and their fan1ilies att~d the game as guev.ts· of the Af\gels and the visiting Royals. . . Erotic 'Star-' Faces ' S.eizure • Ill By JACK CHAPPELL 01 t11t Otlty Pilot St•ff Copies of the Los Angeles Star, an underground periodical featuring spicy pictures and a fare ot erotic material will be seized from racks and vendors by Laguna Beach police because of an arti· cle the newspaper ran on telephone credit cards. Laguna Beach detective N~il Purcell said Friday the departm~nt had received search warrants authorizing seizure of the papers as the result of a compla int filed in Santa Ana by telephone company officials. He said other police agencies in Orange Heater Cited County would be receiving similar war· ranis to collect the copies of the April 11 edition of the rlsque publication. Ttte paper will be taken as evidence and a receipt left with the vendor, Purcell said. He said distribution made on both public and private property is covered by the court order. Purcell said the seizure of the Star in Laguna had nothing to do with obscenity but stemmed from the telephone credit card article. Telephone company officials were not immediately available for comment on the matter and it is not known whether litigation involves General Telephone or Pacific Telephone. or both. The Los Angeles Star ha9 come under increasing pressure by municipalities due to the ava llnbilitv of the publication in unsupervised newsstand racks. • The article under the he<1dline jjCall Me Anytime, Telephone Credi~ Code tor 1973" assertedly gives the system lhe telephone company uses in 1naking up credit cards. The article tells ho\Y the code system of letters and numbers works and gives de taile<I advice on ho1v to make a persona l false credit card as well as ~ (See 'STAR't Page !) PRESIDENT THROWS RIGHT-HANDED-"WHAT ELSE? Chief Exocutlvo Tokos in Boll Gome-hr-Or"l""-Eourity---t • r ' ' 1_. .• , ... ' --__,.,.-~ .. . -- Smotherses Win Brothers Awarded $776,000 LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Tom and Dick Smothers, the popular brother comedy team wh°"" television show was canceled m 1969 when they ran afoul of the network, won a $776,000 judgment against CBS Friday_ . The entertainers sought $10 million in the breach-of-contract suit arising from the "Smothers Brotm!rs Comedy Hour." CBS filed a ~mplaint demanding $1 million. · . After five days of deliberations, the jury rejected the CBS ac· ti on. The Smotherses and CBS tangled often during the 212·)'1!ar run of the show, over portions which the netwo rk said were in bad taste. One involved comedian David Steinberg whose '1Sermonette" religious spoof drew unfavorable letters and caused CBS to carefully pre·screen subsequent tapes of the series. ' Not Widespread Jane Fonda Clarifies Views on POW Torture . . UJ5 ANGELES (AP) -AnU·war ac- tivist Jane Fooda said Friday ~ believes some American prisoners of r were tortured by tf>eir captors in No Vietnam, but added she does not think was widespread nor that there was general policy dictating such action. "I'm quite sure that there were in- cidents of torture," the actress said. "I think prob8bly some of these professionat pilots were probably beaten to death by ttie people whose homes and fam ilies they were bombing and IUipalmirtg. · "But the pilots who are saying It was the policy of the Vietnamese and that it was systematic, I believe that that's a li " e .. r-tiss Fonda, interviewed on KNBC-TV here, bas been widely criticized for a re- " cent remark that she thought the return· Ing prisoners who aaid they bad been tortured were 1'hypocrltes and nan.•• She elaborated on her beliefs in the In· terview. Cemetery Pickets OAKL!,ND (AP) -Gravediggers picketing to protest working conditions and wages sa1d they had to :•turn away a few cor~s" Friday from Io ca I cemeteries. About 130 members of Local• 322 or the Amalgamated <Zafts and Trade Union, AFUIO, walked out Thursday. • \ ., "These · men were bombillg-and stnlf. ing and napalming the country '' she said. "U a ~er tried to escaPe it is quite understandable that he would prob- ably be beaten and tortured," Miss Fonda said common sense tells her that the N o r t h Vietnamese prisoners being released by South Viet- nam received much worse treatment be· C!:use they looked worse than the Amer!· •Can P.OWs. "Ti)rtured people do not march smarj.Jy off their airplanes at Clark Air Force Base, salute their officen and hug their wives," she said. "These men the Americans look like football players." She also said the returning Americans should not he considered heroes. She termed them "professional pilots wbose business it is to kill" and said many· of them "are, according to internatlcoal law, war criminal! and not ~. '' The Indiana Senate Friday adopted a resolution censuring her and urged her to publicly apologize and rttract her state- men~ The resolutlon said, in part, "Jane Fonda Is hereby censured for casting doubt on the statements made by former prisoners of 'War pertaining to their treatment while in enemy hands. There Is no evidence to substantiate her state- ment that the$e former prisonyrs of war· lied ... ., The Senate action came before the ac- tress clarified her position somewhat on the POW torture in Los Angelea Frida1 , In Bay Probe Of Boat Fire Fire that reduced two cabin cruisers to charred skeltons and badly damaged a third at an Upper Newport Bay anchorage Friday started because one of the boat owners left a portable heater on while be went to the bank, Newport Beach fire Of· ficials have declared. A fourth boat was scorched by wind- blown flames in the mid-morning blaze that Fire Marshal W. C. "Bill" Noller said caused a total of $50,000 damage. Oran ge Count y Harbor P.atrolman John Martindale said that a dozen other cruisers tied in downwind slips were sav· ed because witnesses pushed the fourth craft into the channel "breaking the chain reaction." The rire reportedly left one man homeless. Bryon Firtz, the man who'd gone to the bank, lived aboard his un· named 32-foot boat. lt injured one man. C. B. Shannep, ot Anchor Marine, Inc., received a four-inch cut on his right foreann when he reached through a broken window trying to push curtains aside. Shannep, who had been working on a nearby boat, was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital where he wa9 treated and released. Fire officials said the second boat destroyed was a 30-foot cruiser owned by two Sunland men . A 31-foot cruiser belonging to Frank Corrigan of San Marino~e11ensirely.Jlaf!Ylg~. The fourth boat, the one pushed into the r, is oWned by A. P. Sturhman, 2155 Vis Estrada, Newport Beach. Fire of ·cials called the blaze the worst involvirig ts in Newport Harbor in nearly 19 years. ~ Jm·ors Indict Miami Mayor MIAMI (UPI) -Mayor David Ken· nedy and circuit judges Jack Turner and Murray Goodman were · among six persons indicted in a probe of alleged governmental corruption Friday night on charges of bribery and conspiracy to brlhe- Kennedy, mayor of Mlaml !or two years, surrendered at the Dade County courthouse ak!ng with Tumer and Good· man just hours alter being notified of the 'ndictments by Dade Chief Judge ·~no as L. Lee Jr. Mushroom Recall RAVENA. N.Y. (AP\ -The Fran Mushroon\ Co. is voluntarily recall ing all its products from sale, a company spokesman said Friday. Botulism toxin was found in one· can of the company's products at an Army base. ,, Ul"IT ........ Chopper Pilot Motorcyclist FA Spencer of SeatUe says Iris whirlybird helmet "actual- ly gives me a little lilt" at freeway speeds. It also gels him a lot of funny looks from motorists. Spencer salvaged the blade When a pro- peller broke on the children's helicopter ride at the zoo where he works. Beach, Valley. AccidentS ~ · Claim 2 Within Minutes Traffic accidents that occurred within ~minutes of each other and in almost iden· tical circumstances took the lives of a S· year-old Fountain Valley bo)"' and a sg.. yea r-<1ld Huntington Beach wom an friday night, police In both communities said. Coroner's officers sald the bodies of Brian D. Ford, 5, of 9400 Warbler, Foun- tain Valley and Sara J. Elder, 69, of 61l91 Tyndall, Huntington Beach, were ~Iv· ed at •1 u n t I n g to n Jntercommunity H..,spltal at almost the same :-:oment in sepa:-ate a'h'lbulances. Huntington Beach police said Mrs. Elder was walking across the road at the lnler9ectlon of Aulney and McFadden when struck by a car driven by \Vllllam R. Watkins , 23, or 15021 Capetown, Hunt· lngton Beach. Officers said Friday night that the in· cldent is under investigation. Fountain Valley police said young Fol'<i ... was walking across the road near his home when atruck by a car driven .by Judy K. Yamami , 16. of 18892 Lister Lane, Hunling~n .Beach. ----I That incident is also under ln· vestigation. police said. Both victims were pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. • PILOT OFFERING MOVIE PASSES The DA!'.Y PTLOT ctnssifie-t Advertis- ing Department todny starts a new r:lonthlv p~Ot?ram of offerin~ free passes to area dr'.ve-in theaters ()petaled by Pncific Thenten. Names or winners will be listed In special ads scattered throughout the clusslfi ed adv11r1Jsing page!. There .,.;n be 60 \vinners In all -10 each day for every day rrom now through next Thursday.'Be sure to look every day. You may already have .,..on Cree show PQS$CS. \ % DAILY PILOT Mc Co WASl!INGTO At; rt ha ~fJtcbell 1 ted Watergate COO· splra ames W. McCo¢ Jr. that she eel to h.im to X·ray her fun1lture for electronic bugs after a telephoned d<!ath threat, and even had him escort her daughter to school, his sworn testimony ladiciil<>d Friday. McC.otd n a .pretrial de~itlon given Ulii said that both · l.1r&. Mitc~ll r husband, former Attorney General John N. Mitchell were "very concerned" about her safety. ' Morals Case I Figure· Flees Into Swa11ip NANSEMOND. Va. (UP l1 -Richard Alvin Ausle.y has apparently Deel to the Great Dismal Swamp he says is tlis home to avoid facing cha rges he abducted and sexually assaulted a IS.year-old boy held captive eight days in an underground wooden box. Ausl ey. a 32-yca r-0ld c arp en le r . escaped from jail Wednesday night while awaiting grand jury action on abduction and sodorhy charges in connection with the January inciden.h_ Frida}' morning, a oote was -found in his parents' home telling them: "Dad , I'm sorry for everything. As rar as I'm concerned my life is over. The swamp is my home and that 's where I will die. I won't see you or Mom again. I'm aorry. God bless you j>oth." The boy believed abducted_ bLJwley was freed by a grou p of rabbit hunters who found him on the last day of hunting season. Four da ys later, after ari in· tensive manhunt, Ausley was arrested. Ausley's history of sex crimes began in 1957 and in 1961 he was convicted of ab- duction and sodomy in connection with an incident similar to the one this year. He was sentenced to 26 yea rs in prison but was paroled in 1971 . Virginia state police planned to use a helicopter to search for Ausley in the Great Dismal Swamp on the Virginia- North Carolina border. Said to be an expert woodsman, a Nansemond detective said he could live in the swamp for a week if he took no· food with him. "But if he Qas provisions he could stay there indefinitely," the del.L'ctive said. Ausley escaped from the jail In the Tidewater Virginia town of Nansemond by overpowering tll'O officers and taking a plStol when he wall let out or hill cell to make a telephone call . No trace wa5 found until the note to his parents was round. It was apparently left sometime Thursday night without their knowledge. Mrs. Joseph Au sley said she hoped her son would surrender. "I want my son caught," she said. "l want him to give himself up. He 's given us all the trouble we can have." Mrs. Weatherholt Succumbs at 24 Mrs . Llnda Lee Weatherholt, 24, of Capl!trano Beach died at South coast Community Hospital Friday after a lengthy Illness. Mrs. Weatherholt was the wife of longtime Soltth County resident Ronald \Veatherholt, an employc or San Diego Gas and Electric Company. The Weatherholts had no children. The family home is at l4392 Calle Naranja in the Capistrano Beach Palisa des. Be!ides her husband, l\1rs. Weatherholt leaves her parents . l\ir. and Mrs. James Kneip; a sister. Sharry BaJc. and her grandmother. ~frs, l\lar1e Beck , all of Laguna Nigue l. Services \Vi ii be cooducted l\·londay at 11 a.m. in Pacific Vjey,• ~lortuary l'hapel, Newport Beach. Bunal Yiill follow in the memorial park . OU.HGE COAtT JT DAILY PILOT Tiit Ott• Cn111 D~IL'I "llOT, wilrl ...,!ell b tomblrlfd 1111 ,tt1~·Pr~1. 11 Pubh'11e<i bY tM Dr~noe CD.nl~Utllltll•nO (0111p•n1 Sr{)I 11111 edlt10n1 ••• publltnt0, M~r>Cl•Y t11rouo11 Frldty, l01' (Mi. McH, NtwpOrt 8~•{~. 11Ulllll'!llOfl 811tll/FOllMll" Vl!llf, l lQVn• tfotdl, ltv1n11S1d4ltbld1 .,... S•~ Cl4lmt 11111 s111 Jv1n C1pl11r1110. A 111101• •"ll•tln~I tdttlor! It 111111111~te1 s11ura1v• 1l'ICI Su..a•v• --l --1'" f!'l~_!P'_!_publi\(llftQ ol•nl !• 11 llO Wu! l•r s~(Al1 Mti.t. CllMl1, t'M!' Rob1d N. W11d l"rKldelll •NI Pvbllt flff J1c• II. Cw,l•r Vk • Pl'ttlMnl •lld o-r•I MlntQt• Thom1t IC11¥il Edll'Or Tliol'f'IU A. Murphint MeMofroti f41>or Ch1rl 11 H. Loot llith1u:l P. 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M.•1ililti!ilitl~1u1aa1aaI1=caaliiiil&bw •• esc<!d'.~~~1~0 _;aoo~~wgo~mi_:~~p_:-::.~~~~B'.:::o~m~::b:-~S~::::·:"~:~: jt- nrst jobs he had when he became stcurt· men convicted o! burglarldng-and bug· weekend who told UPJ lt wu a "god· school rrom tbe1r apartment ... whlch ty ehlfl for Preoldent Nl100•1 rHlectJon glng the DemoCra1'' Waterpto bNd-d&lnD ~ .. thlt her husband and McGord 'was a function I per50DAlly performed can1palgn In. late 19711 he aald. quarters June 17. It Wtl releated by U.S. .. ... __ __. t..a_,,,,, She also said she ror about two wee"· because we had not ~lcCord's deposiUon ail<J ,.Id he had ll111rlct Judge Ch\ll'lto I\. Rlehey, wbo -~ •-u~ . M been· asked to take the job by a man will conduct the trial tbls summer. bad known McCord only as a passtng ac· as yet recruited the necessary people to named •John Caulfleld, who said he 1b.e deposition was made public as qual ntance. I take over that task." ""'·orkcd fur Joho Dean," the White McCord testified for a second day before "The protection ror Mrs. Mitchell • . . He said his protection or Mrs. Mitchell House chief counsel, and that Dean ap-a federal grand jury ~t r'sumed Jts In· wu an early concern .•. " ~1cC.ord said began in the fall or 1971, which was p&rt!ntly approved McCord for the post . vestigation of the Watergate case. He in the deposition. 'iAnd this included pro-month! before her hu sband stepped doY.'TI The deposition was given Jn connect ion· was scheduled to return for fu rther in-tectlng -not only providing a security as attorney general to bcc:.'Ome Nixon's ~·h b a-$6.4 million elViL damage auit terrogation Monday. ~ olflcer for Mrs. ?.Jitchell, but also to pro-campata:o manager in ~1arch of last · Democratic Party o(£iciala filed against Jlis desposiUoo contrasted sharply· vide some type '' protection for i their year. Like Signitig a Bill President Nixon autographs baseball for former POW David Luna al opening of American League iseason in Anaheim. Luna once pitched for Orange High School. (Stories, Page 1 and 11 , another picture. ·Page I ). San Onofre Checl{point Nets 841 Aliens in Week Border patrol.men at the San Onofre checkpoint in the past week have cap. tured 841 aliens. one of whom tried to conceal a sack of heroin \1Jorth $100 in the lining or his jacket official s said Frida y. The sudden surge in altempts to enter the country illegally is typical f!)r this tUne of year because it is planting time in California Jann areas and the 4 Projects Get State Criminal Justice Funds Four Orange County projects have been funded by the California Council on Criminal Justice , State Sen . James E. \Vhetmore announced. Total alloc11ted is $633,500 of \\'hich 60 percent is feder;il 1noney and 40 percenl state. The projects . -$250,00J to continue the justice in· rormation system based on that of Santa Clara County and to initiate the second phase of Orange County's Municipal Court Automated Procedures System. -A grant of $43,500 to continue the Center for Drug Abuse Prevention Education. The center assists public and private school districts which provide in- service training for teac hers to assist in the development of drug educa tion cur- ricula . -Sli0.000 lo the cify of Santa 1\na ror the in11>le1nentation of a crin1e specific b11rgla1·y progrun1 . This program in- volves 12 jurisdictions. l(l cities ;ind t1\"0 counties. and Its purj"IOse is to reduce the crime-burglar:)' in cl!flain £pecilic t3rgct nrens. The Orange Coun1y Sheriff's ~part· ml'nt has been sele<:ted as one or thes,.e areas. -For in1plcmcntation C)f a Crime !ipeci/lc burglary program in the city of Anaheim . Sl70.000. foreig ners are seeking work on California farm s, patrolmen said. But the discovery of heroin by patrolmen on the smuggler, himself an illega l alien, is rare and usually occurs two or three times a yea r, a spokesman said. f\1ost of the \\'etbacks were caught in the checkpoint vicinity but 1115 in the weekly total were caught at two locations in Carlsbad. Patroln1en termed the l o c a t i o n s ·~drophouses" where aliens wait after crossing the Mexican b o r d e r un~ til smugglers try to get them past the San Onofre check. When the heroin user was caught early Friday morning. he was trying to smuggle five other aliens. Patrolmen said they believed he was an addict anud possessed the drug solely for hls 011,'n use and not for sa le. Mesa Trucker Gets 7 Months . For Beating Tot A Costa Mesa truck dri ver who ad• milted he broke both anns-of a..2-year-old child in what police said was a brutal beating has been sentenced to seven 1nonths in Orange County Jail . Judge James Turner ordered the sentence and three.year probation for Russe ll Von Taylor. 21, or 518 Victoria St. after th e defendant pleaded gujlty to relony child mistreat ment. Tay lor ~'as arrested Dec. 18 shortl y t1fter of ficials at Hoag M e mo r i a I llospltal. Newport Beach. ca lled on police lo investigal injurie.s surfeced by.J)ana. !\!.'.Irie Gendreau, 2. Police sa id the girl is the daughter of Taylor's girl friend . They said the child suffered fractures of both anns and ex· tensive bruising of the legs, ll'rists and race. SUSAN HAY-WARD GETS MORE TESTS LOS ANG ELES (AP) -Actress Susan flayward was discharged from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Friday and transferred to another facility for fllrther tests, a med1eal spokesman said. Miss Hayward, 54, was hospitalized for treatment of an illness of undisclosed nature. She was reported in good con-- dltlon Thursday. Suit Brought For $356,000 Over Sharks A battle between two ice hockey asSOciaUOris reai:tled the. bolliilg 'Ji>iill Friday with the filing of an Orange Coun· ty Superior Court lawsuit that seeks at least $356,000 in damages for the World Hockey Association. WHA lawyers want that sum and further damages to be determined by a trial judge for the alleged failure of the Professional Hockey Corporation of San Diego to take over the franchise of the Los Angele s Sharks. tt is alleged in the action that PHC owner Leonard Bloom of San Diego ask· ed the WHA at a meeting in Newport Beach Feb. 2 for permission to take over the Sharks' rranchise. His offer was approved ror $281 ,000, the lawsuit states, but Bloom allegedly failed to meet the cooditions set when the WHA board met at Us Santa: Ana headquarters. The action alleges that Bloom failed to pay league assessments of $74,815 and $984 in payment of loans made to the Sharks by the WHA. It is further alleged that he failed to clear a further loan of 552,500 and has not submitted an alleged· ly promised letter of credit in the sum of $250.000. The lawsuit is the second action in- volving the Shar_ks to be filed in Superior Court in recent weeks. Temm e Advertising, 3471 Via Lido ~ewport Beach. sued the Sharks and owner Dennis Murphy for more than $5.000 in a lawsuit elaiming that the team failed to pay substantial promotional ex· penses. The Sharks also face trouble in their WHA pla yoffs with the Houston Aeros. Houston took the first game in the best of seven series 7·2 Thursday night. The seeond game will be played tonight in Houston. County Job'less Rate Hit-s 4.5% For Marcli Orange County's unemployment rat e dropped to 4.5 percent in March, the State Department of Human Resources Development reported. Total employment hit a new record high ol 539,000 jobs. The department predicted that it will continue to climb for the next few months. The 4.5 perc:ent unemployment rate was a marked improvement over the same month a year ago when the rate "'as 5.8 percent. In March, 1971 it stood at 7.2 percent. The March total employment figure was 5,200 over February. There \\'as a gain of 1,300 factory jobs. and l,200 retail jobs, and 1,000 farm workers. Aerospace employment beld fast at 59,800 jobs. A year ago employment in the industry was 57,400. -TJ-.1 work force in.manulact~ \VBS 131,700 which represents a drift away from what wu once the county's heavy reliance on aerospace contracts. The total unemployed figure !or Mat<h was 26, 700, a decrease from Marcb, 1972 or s,200. Firemen_File Damage Suit In Placentia Placentia's 18 unionized fi remen sued the city for '1~.5 million Friday but fail· ed to get an Orange OJunty Superior Court judge's approval for a restraining order ;hat \\'OUld have ret ained the 24· hour shift pending trial of the issue. Judge Robert P. Kneeland similarly denied the city's demand for a restraining order that woul4 have forced the firemen to obey a city council resolu- tion of March 6 until a trial judge's rul· ing. . A two-hour session with lawye~s for both sides late Friday ended with the judge ordering them to appear April 23 before Presiding Judge Bruce Sumner for setting of a hearing. Until then, both sides agreed, the firemen represented by Local 2147 of the tntemaOonal As~!a~n of Firefighters will work the traditional 24-hour shift. Union attorneys object in the lawsuit filed Friday to what they allege was the city'! arbitrary action in calling for eight-hour shifts and a 40-hour week for union members. That action, tfie complaint states, was ·taken without the city council seeking the opinions of firemen affected by the r.esolutlon and without the calling of a hearing into the proposal. From Pagel 'STAR' ... cedures involved in making a credit card call. Paul Eberle, editor of the Los Angeles Star, . fri~y charged that any seizure would be part of a conlinUing campaign to harass the periodical in Orange Coun- ty. He called the district attorney and Orange County police hoodlums, saying that they were acting in an unlawful manner. Eberle said lawmen have smashed Star news stands with crowbars during three previous times when the periodical was busted on alleged obscenity charges, at least one of which has been dismissed. He said he had received no word from the telephone company in regard to publication of tbe article, lifted from a Madison, Wis. publication called "Take Over" published by young peace ac- tivists. "Anything you do to the telephone company is fair and square. When you are dealing with bandits, you don't always go by the rules of etiquette," Eberle· said. He sa.id the paper, a year and a half old has a circulation in Orange County of around 10,IXX>. He said It bas been distributed ln the county for only about three months. Regarding the numerous obscenity busts, Eberle said "it is time that '\'e turn to all the litlle Hitlers of the \\'Orld \Vho want to decide what you can see and hear and tell them to bug off.·• Mississippi Rains Go On NEW ORLEANS (APl - A widespread raiMtorm pelted the already saturated lower Mississippi River Valley today, and re!idents In the lush Delta, Including 2,000 Louisiana prisoners, prepared to move to higher ground If neces- sary. Fla!h-nood warnings were issued late Friday night for the entire state of Mississippi, where flood waters have caused an estimated $120 million in damages and the evacuation or 5,620 homes. -From Arkansas to Loutslana;1tur already-.!wollen tributaries or the Mississippi River backed Jnt.o low areas, and rains continued to batter the levee system, creating leaks. House for Sale: $790,000 . ~ WEATHER .. Realtor Lists 'Record' Propert y 01i Balboa Pe1iirisula Realtor John t>.1acnab remembers clearly tbe first classified nd he ever wrote for the DAILY PILOT. It actually 1,1.•11s written for lhe Newport H11rbor News Press. one or the predeces~rs of today's daily of eight editions: a day, seven days a Wtelt And II was wrillen 19 yeal'I ago -In 1964. The Macnab-Irvine Realty Company, today's outgrow1b or Macnab's opera· r lion! of 19 yea rs ago, has an ad In today's paper that ts pretty slgni!lcant too -not just to Macnab, but nlso to the DAILY PJJ.m and to the area served by this nC'NSpaper. The ad olfm for sale • "French coun· try flavor" home with 7S feet of bay frontage Oii Balboa Peninsula for im.ooo. . It's the most eipenslve sinSJ• family • house ever offered £or sale in a DAILY PILOT ad. 11-tacnab said it Is being of- fered, at this point in time, e1cluslvely through the DAILY PILOT. "And I uptct to 1<11 II," he added. The home Is on part of what once was the site of the William Battholomae estate and Includes at least one brick wall constn.icled from the handmade bricks of the tslale of the late multi· milllonal~. J On Nevada ..,: : ·-· :-::: ::: ..... r-~·. ~AS VEGA S, ·Nev. 1Al') -An Air'~:: Force fighter acclde11tally dropped 3,000 ~: pound s of bombs on three ·bombing runs near a field staUon al the Desert N3· tional \VUdJlle Refuge northWest of nere, the Air Force said Friday. f ive persons escaped injury and damag_e was limited to broken windo"·~ '"';- 111 two build ings. ·: • ----. --An Air Force spokesman s~id ati A70. ;--.:.: Corsair II attack aircraft trom Nelli1.. ·:- . AFQ _11i•as making practiec runs at the "':: (. IN SHORT ... bombing range 25 miles northwest of Las Vegas when the mishap occurred 'I'hurt- day night. Cause of the incident was urKler in- vestigation. e N. 111et Civilian# SAIGON (AP ) -North Vietnam Is ;.:. sending thousands of civilians into South ..:.:. Vietnam, apparently to take qver ad·:::" minist rative duties ln Communist.con· trolled areas, U.S. source s said today. :··< ' There are esti mate! that as many a! ·.:. 3.000 civilians are among the more than ~ 50,000 North Vietnamese soldiers who ~ have been infiltrated . ·with military : equipment. into South Vietnam since Jan. I. All the civilians are believed to have come south since the Jan. 28 cease-fire. with -an· esti mated 15.000 North Viet- namese troops, the sources said. e Student Gives lip ALAMEDA (UPI) -The student president of Alameda High barricaded himself in a classroom, fired several shotgun blasts and threatened to blow up the building with dynamite Friday alter a fight ll'ith his girlfriend. Four girls playing in a neafby school yard suffered minor injuries when struck by shotgun pellets, school officials said. Authorities said Joe Martin, 17, was talked into giving himself up by football coach J\.like Kern after police surrounded the building. e Rea.gun Target SACRAfltENTO (AP) -Executi\•e secrecy about Ille ""' of Gov. Ronald Retl:gan!s '525-an-hour jet would b! outlawed by a proposal of a state Senate subcommittee. Under the amendments proposed P°rl• day by Sen. Howard Way, (R-Exeter), a complete list or every passenger on every flight or the six-seat Jet would be . required. A statement of the official state bustness of each passenger would have to be made public, also. The Republican governor's staff has refused. to re veal details of who is Ulling the jet, or for what purpose. e Indian Talks WASHINGTON (AP) -With the tenns of the Wounded Knee disarmament pact already in dispute, militant Indian leader Russell Means Is to meet with federal of· fi cials Sunday to discuss tr ea l y grievances. Means, head of the American Indian Movement, expressed skepticism about the success of the session with Leonard Garment, a special consultant to the President, and federal officials. "We 'viii not disarm until such time we are assured their actions, based on the govemme_nt negotiation s, are sincere," Means said on arrival here Frida y. e .J11d9e Robbed LOS ANGELES !AP) -Two long- haired, bearded men held a l\lunicipal Court judge capti ve in his Holl}"A·ood home and robbed him of $2,00J Frida y, police said. Judge Leland Geilcr. 59, who has ~n suspended from tbe bench for alleged misconduct, was unbanned. Two men in their early 20s entered Geiler's home about mid-day, police said they were told. Geller said he was held at gmipoint, while the intruders rans.acted the house. Then, he said, they lied hlm with a telephone cord and left him In a ba·throom. Geller said he worked himself · free and called police. e Kidnap Convictions · DALLAS (UPI ) -A jury of six men and six women c011viclcd the Ransonette brothers -Franklin and \Voodrow - Friday in 29 minutes, of kidnaplng pretty 22-year-old socialite Arnanda l\.1ayhew De~le)'. Dec._19 (or $250,001 rnnsom. -'- D1stilct A ttorney lfenry \Vade tla<l -in· dicated he wuuld ask the jury to send the I Ransonettes to prison for S,OOJ years. If the U.S. Supreme Court had not outlawed I th<! death penalty, Wade coold have a•k· j ed for death ln the electric cbalr. ?\.1n. Dealey was not in the courtroom to hear the · verdict. Her father-ln·law, Joe M. Dealey, J>l"!Sldent of The Dallas Morning News, was in the back ot the courtroom. e Boycott to End • By United Press lntematloool The national boycott on meat orflclally ends at mldnlght, but many consumer groups Indicated they will continue at least a imrtial boycott throua:hout the month even though there has been no gcnc.ral drop in retail prices. Boycott leaders said they would meet in Wa shingtoo Wednesday to decide whether to continue the protest. The boycott continued to be effecUve Frldoy , traditionally the heaviest grocq shopping day of the .-eek. • ] I ~ An dr; :E I s da ph ! 17' is to: Si( ne al sa h< tu 19 " ft h< II Cl a• ' ~ ·1 '· C> ' ' ' II 1 I , DAILY P'IL Coast's Pet of the Week I'm Shep, just two years old and already I've been here at the Huntington Beach Humane Society nearly a month. No telling how long they'll keep me. U you'd like me to be your pet, come get me at t he Humane Society on Newland Street, one-hall block north af Coast Highway behind the Edison steam plant. • I 0,000 Slated to Cycle fu County's Bike-a-thon A bike-a-thon to raise funds for the American Cancer Society ls expected to draw 10,ooo bicyclists today who will Family Driven By Mesa Blast Seeks Quarters ~ A family 0£ five left homeless by Mon· day's explosion at a C:OsU!. Mesa chemical plant is appealing for help. Mrs. Jose Alvarez, fonnerly of 833 W. 17th St. says what her family needs most is a roof over their heads. Their small bungalow apartment was torn to shreds when methanol vapors in· side the El Monte Chemical Company next door exploded. Mrs. Alvarez says the blast destroyed all their (umiture and the only things salvagable were clothes belonging to her, her husband, and three children. Since the explosion the Alvarez famil y has hero staying at the Colonial Motel. 1967 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The rent for the first week was paid by firemen . The Alvarez' are interested in a two bedroom furnished apartment with a maximwn rent of $120 ta $130. Anyone capable of providing shelter may call her at the motel. Also blasted out of his house was Richard Kilgroe, who lived in a different unit of the 17th.S.t. apartments. Kllgroc is looking ror housing as well and may be contacted at 646-7251. Camino Real School Slates Open House OperLliouse al E Gamino Real S!:J:io21 in Irvine will take place at 7:30 p.rn . Tuesday. El Qlmlno Real Js the year- round school local"'1 al 14736 Sand Csn· yon Avenue in East Irvine. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Ot11Vtry of tht Dally Piiot Is guarant.ttd Mtftll•~"'rltl1v 1 II •*" •• 11&t IM•• '"'' ,..,..., ., S:)t •·""• ,.u ~M ft\lr lllf •Ill M ltr. .. 111 M rM. C1ll1 11'1 lillt11 imt!I ,,. '"" $1ti,rt1y tftll S.rt111y1 II '" M ,.._ l'tetll•I Pvt' tl'1 It' t f ,11'1, S1l11"lly, "" I I.IOI. SuNly, t •!I •ftf 1 c.,,-111'111 ... '""'9111 .. rt•, CIUt ••t lt4t11 11111111 It '·"'· l tltphont$ MMI Or'tlltf CWlll't Ar.It • ..... Mi-i.nl 1'1~11 HWl'lllfttll11 a1tdl ..., W1l111111t1t9f .... •• •••• .... 111111 S.11 C!11M11tw, c1,i.tr-8fftll. S.11 Jllllll Cltlfl'r1,.., 01111 fl'tollll, '"'"' l.11~111, L .. 111111 Mlpt! • ••• #t""2t { have their choice of one of seven routes. The bike-a-thon will begin at 9 a.m., but persons can join it at any time of the day, according to a spokesman for the society's Orange County unit. 'Ibere are three routes along the Orange Coast area. One will take riders through Huntington Beach, Westminster, Garden Grove, Santa Ana and FounU!.in Valley - a distance of 28 miles. Another will take riders 23 miles through Costa Mesa, Santa ADa and Newport Beach. A 28-mile route further south will wind its way through El Toro, Mission Viejo and San Juan Capistrano. Those interested may call the Orange _ County unit today at 833-0510 to find out the location or various starting paints, lhe spokesman said. Riders will be asked to oolicit pledges of money fer eecb mile ridden. Members of Stewardess Training Clubs •t Orange Coast and Saddleback colleges \li'ill be manning the check-points and refreshment stands along the Costa Mesa and El Toro routes. Driftwood Group Obtains Counsel To Oppose Hike Residents of the Driftwood Beach Club trailer park in Huntington Beach, faced with a possible S30 rent increase, have hired an attorney to carry the ir fight to city ball. The park is operated by Huntington Limited. which leases the property con- taining,the park and the Sheraton Beach Inn from the city. wnen he lease o1" the proper y was signed in 1963, a provision was included for a re-appraisal of the land in 10 years and a renegotiation of the lease based on the lair market value of the property. • City offic.1als said negotiations have been Wl9Uccessful so far and City Administrator David Rowlands told coun- cilmen thla week that fhi> dlllerenceo between the land company and the city may have to be solved through arbitra- tion. Meanwhile, representatives o! Hun- tln~ton Umlled senl letters to park residents warning them that they face a possible $30 a month increase if the city's appraisal Is used in renegotlaUng the lease. Thursday night Driftwood residents held a general meeUng and decided lo r .. tain attorney Roy Bankman to represent their lnteresta in too dispute . Driftwood rtsldent Phil Iovenitli said the rtSldents have also decided they will picket the City Council ·meeting of April t6. - r S alurday, Aprll 7, 1973 DAJLY PILOT :J I Kidnaping Case Security Seen As 'Prejudice' TB Squabbling Rapped 1 • . Juris t Sa s Eradication of Disease _Dela_ ed By TOllf BARLEY Of IM O.lh' Plltl Iliff Convicted t;dnaper Donald llooglas Plumley's lawyel'. accused the pros- ecution this week or moooting un- precedented security arrangeme:its dur- ing his client's trials "for no other reason than to pn!judlce the juries." Fullerton attorney Richard Maher, suc- cessfully moving for a week's delay in Plumley's sentencing on four felony counts -twp armed robberies and two burgWjes -told Orange County Superior Court Judge.Robert L. Corfman that the rigid security mounted during those trials was discontinued im- mediately after guilty verilicts were reached. "They just haven't been around for the considerable court action there has been since Mr. Plumley was convicted," Maher said. "If a man is dangerous dur· ing a trial why isn't he just as dangerous in court hearlDgs ordered after the trial?" Judge Corfman will h e • r further arguments aod rule on a defense motion for a new trial April 12. If he denies that motion he will then sentence Plumley on counts that could ensure his spending the rest of his life in state prison .. Judge ,Kenneth Lae set the stage for two sentencing sessions Thursday when he closed a' 12~ay hearing -much of it spent behind locked courtroom doors - into ~pJumley's allegcitiOn that he-was denied a speedy trial on charges originally filed four years ago. By WILLIAllf SCHREIBER Of ,,_ O.fh' Pl ... $t11f Divisi veness on all Jevela ol the Na· lional Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association (NTRDA), bas . prevented final eradication of major lung. diseases, the president of that group charged in a Newport Beach addttss Frb _,.- day. ,....c John C. Harrisoo, an AssociatO justice of the Montana Supreme Q>urt, told tITJ!DA volunteers at their lllste con- vention .that diseases like tUberculosis are sllll , around desplle wort by the group siooe !ls founding in 1906. "Within our lifetime, we could have efad.icated m from~ America," he said. ''Then, like VD today, it slipPed out of our grasp and we missed it." The longtime officer of the NTRDA was speajdng before a gathering of volunteer board members from all over the state at the Newporter Inn. · Harrison said recent moves to unify the national society under a new name - the American Lung Association -have pointed out conflicb on all levels. "We have some empire builders in the organization all the way down the line," he said. "They don't want to see their lit- tle local association bank account com- bined iiito one big one so we can do some gQl?d ... He also said the volunteer organization or the NTRDA has to reassert itself as -tfie-"prime-motive force behind the lung disease battle and take back the reins from professional staff people. \ DAILY P'ILOT Sllff P'llello CRITICIZES DIVIS IVENESS John C. H1rT"ison "There arc empir~ builders among the professional staff as 11•ell v.•ho have lost Sight or what We ahd tllCY 8rC311 abotil." Harrison said, "As volunteers, "'C did something this year never before tried - Minority Sult Flied v.~·Md an executive session and cleared out everyone on salary." Harrison stressed that most of the pro- fessional NTRDA staff ls made up or "fine people with goals.'' but' there art some who are slowing up progress . He also said that while most Americans think TB has been eliminated . it is still one of the biggest killers among lung disease. "At least we have gotten ahead or It but we are still back in 1906 when it com- es to 01her diseases like emphysema and 1 hnt is a key re8SGl1 for the name cbangt and ·reorga nization ." - llaoison was highly critical of. state an d rocal bo:t r<is that are resisting the ch<ingeover for fear of· l~tig autonomy. ''The early part of roorganizalion "''enl fairly \\·ell but M\V \\'e are do\vn to th<" actual gut-cut ting and some people don't like it .'' said the outspoken jurist. "Our job right no\\' is to shake up the national orgouizalion and get ·it headed in the rig ht direction." , · Harrison also urged all Ievels Of the association. · from naUonal to local boards, to seek ou t younger people will- ing to work as volunteers and lend their own e:tpertise and zeal to the lung disease fight. ''About the only thing the boards have in co111mon right now is our age," Har· rison said. Ile is 59. "We have got 'lo ' bring in the new blood." ! "If \.\'C ril\ died right now, I don't know · \that \\'Ould hrippen,1' he -~aid:--'!I don 'i 1- linO\\' if there \\'ill be anyone there to take the torch \\'hen we pass it" Plumley, manacled and closely ,guard· ed, was immediately hustled to Judge Byron K. McMillan's courtroom. Judge McMillan, the jwist when Plumley was tried for kidnap, armed robbery and escape, sentenced the Long Beach man to 10 yearS tO life in state prison. · The escape penalty, calling for a prison tenn of six months to five years, will become active whenever that term is served, eiplained Deputy District At- torney Robert Chatterton. Air Ca~ 'Looting' by Firm Charged Prosecutors and lawmen involved in both trials have never made any secret of the fact that tbeir aim was to secure convictions that would put Plumley be- hind bars for life. Maher reminded Judge Corfman Thurs- day that every person who entered the courtroom was electronically frisked by the FESS sentry and often subjected to an additional search by sheriff's person- nel. "That was all done in plain view of the juries, H he charged, II And it an stopped just U SQOn as my client was convicted de.spite the fact that he has 3~t more time in courtrooms after the verdicts than--he-did before." Criminal action against Plumley, ~I, was suspended on his first appearance in Superior C:Ourt when lie was found insane and committed. for psychiatric treatment at Atascadero and Vacaville state hospitals. From Wire Servk:es The majority stockholder in the Newpc>rt Beach-based commuter airline Air California will gain more profit from a proposed merger of the airline than minority stockholders, a suit filed in San Francisco contends. Westgate-California Carp., a con- glomerate with interests in seafood pack· ing, botels and tulcabs, is tbe majority slockbolder of Air catllomla. Weotgale is pursuing a merger of Air Cal with another intrastate commuter carrier -PSA. . Dr. Clifford E. Nelson, San Francisco radiologist, ddlntS Weotgate-Oillfomla Corp. "wasted; looted and disslpel"'1 the assets of Air Cal\fornla:' bel~ \ti sale al a pro!lt to PSA. Westgate, headed by San Diego financier C. Amholdt Smith, holds 81 percent of Air California's stock. The state Public UUlltiea Commission recently approved the merger but a federal antitrust suit is pending in LJJs Angeles. Nelson's suit, filed in Superior Court here this week, cont~nds Westgate caus- ed Air California lo issue stock in 1971, then bought it at $5.66 a share \\.'hlle the stock was selling on !he open market for $8. This enabled Westgate to Increase Its control from 59 to 81 percent and denied minority stockholders a chance to buy any of the stock, the suit said. PSA made a tender offer for Air Volleyballers Sought Afr/ oenior lqh BChoo1 student Is In- vited to try-out for a volleyball team from 10 a.m. to I p.m. today to play for "The Pit" teen center at the San Clemente Community Clubhouse. Youth director Gordon McMahan plans summer tournaments to begin in May or June. ' Cal~omia stock of $15.75 and agreed to pay Westgate $5,442,664 in cash and a $5,445,000 ten-year note at seven percent interest plus 100,000 warrants to buy PSA stock at $26 a share. the suit adds. Minority shareholders, the suit said. \1'01.1ld be paid in cash and get no war- rants. The action also says the merger agree- ment benefits Westgate and i l s subsidiaries including the San Diego Padres major league baseball team by 1 providing airplane leases at lowtr ntet 1 than normal. ~ Robert Clifford, Air California -I· ' dent since May, 1971, has denied the suit's clai.ms.~He said W-estpte~ame to the rescue· of the financially-troubled airline in 1970 and warrants were granted because Westgate was willing to accept half Its payment In ca.sh. He Aid the ad· dltional stock wu 10ld to keep the 1lrUne operating and that 1 large amount could not ha ve been sold at $8. • Cflw Speelal l\Orld 1973 Sedan DeVllie orC Nineteen Seventy-"Ihree FULLY ~QUIPPID WITH Cltmllt <Olllrtl llt COllClll'°"ifll• VlllVI t1!!1 11111 ,.ww Incl, ... r loc:k1, ' WIY Ifft, AM/,M l!ff9t, WIJW nl'tl • 1 ..,._, II rMll)' olhtf' f1lua1 lt<tory <11rtt11lenc• 1alr•.. l'OofflllQ1U42-'I :~~'& $6876 LEASE ."."..", $173•0 ••. 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'l'•trlcl• J , W111.tlow, »1 '""st .. APf. I , W.,,.,,IMftr "'"'·· ~· Mewi. C•tlf. OblOfl D. Oollt-.: 2110 ,....,,..,. llW... H1.111t1Nl«I INCtl. c1nt • .,... t2'2Z C.... ''"' c,nt 111.._llulio-.-.Ja.....< I 911 !ft.. -oWlaf ' iiiiifillOi'i li--~1 (iii Ttlfl bl.l&lniw It ~ by Ill ~ dlWklal • Cod Or,. H"'"llnq!Ol'I ltitd'lo C1HI • .,.... dlvldvtl P1ttkll J, WIMloW ' 'Hill Wit-II ~ bY I 0-DlJOll Q. OCUrft fl\]I 1t1 .. menl Wll llltd Wlltl lllt C-..... .,.""'""'jl, TM• t11!'9fllfl'll Wll flliil W1fl'I tM-OWrt-TY 1':'411'• ot OrMl'f c-.1y on MmKlt.):J.t W1lc11tm1r 11.iou. "" Cl«lt °' Ot'I• CW!lty on Mlrdl JO. 1'73 Tll11 $T•llml'll WI• llled wlt11 !tit COUii' lt7' lil·Mlf1 Con rove-rsy i\:rose "The party's not over")i et -1 jusl come home to get my siren ond handcuffs." Horoscope B1 GEORGE .w. CORNELL AP ........ WJ!ltt A characterisUc habit of Billy Graham ls to draw on ii· lustratlons, anecdotes and in-- sights f r o m contemporary fields outaldt religion for his preaching and o~alloas about Ille. It. Is lntend!!d to give· his Blhlica1 message an up-to.date, reteVanf rl.ng. --- But the other day, the prac- tice backfired. THE EPISODE had Its arigins on his recent lo.day trip In Soujh Africa. In addit on to ~!ding the first large-scale, thoroughly Integrated public rallies held there, the peripatetic. evangelist circulated. as usual about the countryside, visiting various groups, high and low, absorbing their ldeas and ways. At a black tribal village, he ""',....... 'EXPLAINS REMARKS Billy Gr1 hom ty •c1enc of Or11191 CWlllV on Mlrdl 11. IJ'MSll P1.Ci11.ntc1 Ortl'l9t (Nil 011ty ~\al, I 'd t ·d I real'··• the '"' \:~'~"'10_'""'~~°'~':"'~~'-"~'c'_00'c'-''_-~·~1"'~-F"':':':':'~' ~"';;-;';";:'':.;;""~'~·~·~'·;;';;m;<_,..._,, nc1 en , sat 1e ~ "2iU1 ADl'u '· '" 21, 21. 1m ---·~ Jolting nature of his remark as P1.1bll•hlcl °'1110• coe•1 0111• Pllo1 . PUBLIC NOTICE ed 't M1rc1111, 1'. f1, •lid Apf"\11. ttn ,.,,..,, PUBLIC NM'ICE soon as he express 1 , 1 tt4N ·regretted it and intended to PUBUC NOTICE -1111cT1t1ous 1us1MUI ITAT•MENT ol" AIANDONMINT modify it, but got sidetracked l"ICTmOUI IUSIMftl Tiie loll=·=~~:oi~ ""~ fllCTnl.03: ~~:1::., N.W• on other issues andl!idn't get --•AM• STATIMlln' "' 1011oWtne --111• 1llf.l'ldonMI 111t back to }t. Tiii followlt19 PtftOll 11 clolnt IMI,... JOHN ANDEllSEN MANAGEMENT UM of tt1e f1Ctlt1-b111!11tu Ill~ II> COMPANY, 215 • lllvll'AA A V I •• M,AlllN!ll'S Ofl:yt)OCICS II US) W, Alt ~ hi nlum E.L. MOOftE co.. 1U (.omrr.<111 N.wpDt't kKh. C1lll. 92660 c.nt H\ahWIY• tftWPOl'I I • I (" • erwaru, ao s. W•'f· COlll MIN. C11ll. nw. Jahn It. Andll'Mtl. *""' 1Sflt St .• C1llfomll t2IWO ' home last week the~ ·""111:;'~•,."H•Y•• -~•-•lJ:I ~~~-~A Thi t1c1111ou1 Ntnn• "''"' rf,l..n:ed •o ~ rea'ctlons :~ lft "~ -to =·~If~~, ' ~· · d~~~ I• ~""'" m. ~~ w•• fllld 111 CDU11tv 1111 r<ti 1t. castrate anyone was ll.bn!tal'', 1c1TJ1Mi~F 11• c~tect by ~·1 -jobn.L~''""" .,~... .. ll:~rd Frleod....-6lL _,1U1t1\ot Ji.v!--. I b m x. TMI tt•~ W• ,_ •nn COl'OIM dfl Mir, Clllf. '2m "in?uman.'1 CuriOUS y, e Tiii• ::,:r:.~ fl~ wlttl thl c_.. Ci.tie of Ortnte (Wiiiy Oii Aptll t. ~I fltll M!llHI ,W•t conducftd by Ill ~II· ,noted, there was no concern ty ei.r1r 01 Of"•• Coufltv., M,lrdl ,., ~shed Oflfllll' co.st o.11v PHo1. dlv1dll•1;.;1ct1•nt Fr1-' voiced about the brutality of lm. ~ wi1 r. 1 .. 21. 21, -1m •.w-n Thi• ,,•'-"' wit 1u111 "6111 •"'-c"': rape itself nor of the brute Publlshld Or•• coe11 o.r1v "''°'· PUBUC NOTICE \".J1ert of Ol'•fllle CWlllY Cl'.!. MUcll · violence ddne the innocent vie-Merc1114, ,,, •nd Aoru '• 14, im m..J.S . P~ PUBLIC NOTICE PICTIT1ous sus1 N1Ess "· 0011DON cMYTkAUS, nru:. thns. NA.ME STATIMllNT .... , D•vlf "· DtLlllC'f Nor v.-ere there similar l"ICTITIOUJ IUSINISI .,;hi fot~llll ~ k dollllil butlM'll =~...,s~ ~.!!,w Hl•hWIV upheavals over his defense of -T"' ~,,!."',.,'.,',T.~llM1, • .. •T., ·-•·-• CHARLES e. SMITH co .. 1Nc .. 5l)S c-• ~ M!f.! c•111.,nm1 0,11, Piiot. 'taJ '" ,,.. -· """'"'" )bl StrMI, N~ 9eecll, '1660 PutlllUled voll'l9' 0-1 the death penalty in cap1 •s: , CMrlt1 E. smllft Merl11e Dtttrll)l,llars. M1rch u , 31, ind AJlrll 7, 1~. "73 an-73 crim"S, presumably •t·h e CIRCUS MOTORS, 901 E. ltl, $11111 hw;., • C1Hfor11l1 CarpOf'lllori, sos 3111 "' A"•· c1111. tVO:!I. 1 StrMI, N.woori llffch '14611 PUBLJ.C NOTICE severest penalty o( all. s1e~11 J•me1 C1rttr, w,1 CMlll1 •" Tlll• l)l,lllnttl It !Min; condUcied bv ,, __ _:_~--o-'::c::-:".:'"'.:--:::;:::;;;:-or .. Hun!lng!Oll 9Nth. C•llf. 1-NIA This bu1lnM1 11 conclucled ~ •11 111 COl'POl'•llori: ' • · I I MUNlt.IP.IL CCUltT 01' CALll'Oll "I UNFORTUNATELY used dlvldu11. • Tllli ~:~:.!it'T:n:r;rt,P~ d~~""' cOuNT."ii,°"L!f°l A':!1~~~fot'nli a word which, in our sex-This~~~~~::=; fif.'.:'~1"' tne COllll· c1.,.~1~·~ cs~"'Jg"~NAprl~JU~~ 11tC:~~:;~ei JuD1c'ltL D1sT1t1CT oriented culture, was . em<>-~73ct&rk of or111g1 '°""ty on ":'•rch ,,, ~l~RK. 11.,. th... ... M. w.rcl. Qeputf". c.1sEs~~~':.~ '""' tionally charged and did not . "UN' p bllshld Dr•llll• CNll o.ny "ri,>: Pl1l11!Uf: COURTESY CHEVllOlET, really clarify my true Publbtled Or•ll9• Co-st D•llY Piiot, ~., 14 21 21 1m Ht·ri INC., • C11lloml1 C~pOr··"~AliDUllllC gh " h 'd -M.rch 'U. JI, •ncl Aprll 7. 14. lrn 7"·73 ' ' ' • Oltftfid•nl: JUNE LL NI I • • thou ts, e sa1 in 1 an PUBLIC NOTICE ooes -10 ten, bOlll Inc us .,.., was told by the chief about the heavy increase ln rapes in the tribe's penalty for rape -United States, and particularly Gemini-Finance castration. As a .result of that because or a case newly called method of dealing with the to his attention in which a girl crime, the cbief said, "We oL.12: had been raped by have no rape at all.'' _, severil men and wOO,Ooctors l'f ' t t t · ed PUBUC NOTICE To Ille Ollto<lanl: amp 1 ymg s a emen 1ssu A c1v11 comPl•l111 1111 bMl1 n1M1 bY t11e this week after the upset reac-STATIMENT 01' A•ANOONM'INT 01" pl•l11tlff Ml!llSI yOll, If VOii wl•h to deffncl , . "ICTITIOUI IUSIN•SI UJI 01" PICTITIOUS IUJ1Nll$$ NA.Ml tlllt l•wsull, Y011 mutt 1111 In 11111 CCVI'! • Issue-Paramount SUNDAY APRIL 8 not real. Means you should strive now for valid moU va· lion. By SYDNEY OMARR LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): _ __ _ Mo.ney_!l,Yestion c~ ~ resoly_-~e Taurus person 1 mosr ed If you are versatile in ap- en}Oyed meeting: Joe Louis. proach. Means don't r epeat The Taurus person I am hap-worn-out tune. Strive to reach py to have met: Glenn Ford. beyond what has been used The Taurus person I enjoyed and used. One in position or knowing: Janet Blair. Taurean authority will welcome humor who leaves me cold: Mort and fresh ideas. Sahl. Taureans l wish 1 had known: William Lilly, Sig- mund Freud and William Shakespeare. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Home environment, ability to get along with family member who holds apposing view - these are highlighted. Taurus and Libra persons figure prom- inently. Accent is on getting house in order. Eliminate safety hazard. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be perceptive enough to know difference between intention and actual deed. Go s_low, especially in traffic. One who talks much, possibly a relative, may not talk sense. Heed your own counsel. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Money question is paramount. Young person may make unreasonable demands. Don't be afraid to say, "No." Protect yourself. S o m e persons now are willing to spend and spend -your money. Heed advice offered. by Capricorn. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You remove emotional roadblock. You can build now toward inner security. Key is to get rid of burden not righUy your awn. Potential is great if you are aware of it. Take in-- itiative in carving new goal fo r yourself . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): One who claims to know much is merely repeating a rumor. .. Know it and respond ac· cordlngly. You could be called upon to perform s p e c i a I service for hospital, in· stitution, charitable organiza· tion. Frank appraisal of sltua· tion is necessary. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): Review or assets could be con· structive. Take mental in- ventory. Find -what's going out, coming in. Aqaarlan could aid in clarifying overall situa- tion . Some of your desirer are For SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Your natural ability t o revitalize subjects, to rekindle interest. to restore what ap-· peared to be ·destroyed -this is highlighted. D i s c u s s manuscripts, s p e c I a l col· Jectlons, unique projects. You can plant seed for future, healthy growth. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec...21):.lnterosl in _member ol opposite sex ls emphasized. Emotions tend lo dominate. Your feelings take precedence over logic. In a way, this is good. But some semblance of balance should be maintaiiled.1 Act accordingly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19): One in position to aid may lack legal green light. Know it and be patient. Diplomacy now is your true ally. Be mature and understanding. If you are, fiimily member will aid your cause. You could be amazed by results. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Strive to see persons, situations in re.alistic light. Yau tend now to be aware of what is far away and long ago. _Key Is to bring efforts into current focus. If you do, the sky is the limit. PISOES (Feb. 19-March 20): Intensity is the mark now of most activities, responses, reactions. Nothing, it seems, happens in lukewarm manner • Know it and prepare ac- cordingly. Money and love mix and the combination could result in emotional fireworks . IF TODAY IS YOUR DlRnIDAY you are an in· dividual of power. No one will have to bold a benefit for you. If single, you are likely to marry this year. If married, there could be an addition to family. Married ar single, your lifestyle changes in 1973, with December indicated as an outstanding month. • Salts Tattoos Rubbed Out SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A San Diego physician says tattoos may be removed simply by rubbing them with salt. Dr. Gary H. Manchester wrote in California Medicine that he dcelded to research and improve the method be- cause ''recently request.! for tattoo removal have increased greaUy in the United States due to the use of these mark· lngs in the initiation rites of lhe 'various Hippie-Yipple cults.'' The plastic surgeon said he began experimenting about two years aso and nchieved good results -and without causing paln to pallcnts. Manchester said his process was caUed "salabraslon" and consisted slmply of ru~bing the skin containing the tattoo ink wtth ordinary tnble·sall. • bons r0Ued· 1n. NAM• STATt!MINT Thi totlawl"9 WIOllS Mv. .~na-ci -111111 11'1•.cllnq In rMPorlH lo till CO!Tl-"lt is interesting that the The followl119 Plf'IOll 11 cloil'llll Mlnett ttte UH o1 till nett~ bUllnnt fllrntt pl•lnt lor 1 wrlttll!'I or •11 Pl•Mlln;, If • •s: UIOl>I• CONtructlon COl'!\P'll'f, ,, in.ii J11$1ICI Court) w111)111 )Cl dl'fS '""' fhlt thought of castration for some CHAMPION MOTORCYCLES, , •• 0 Slllll Anl11. F01111l•l11 V•tlfV, CA moe SIJft'ltnollS 11 Hl'Wed on ¥1;111. Olhlrwlse. I . f 'ol t Hirt.or Bl'l'CI .. Cmt• Meu. C•lll. t2'17 Tiit flcHtfwa Nmt noftn'ed to 1tiove your d1r1un wlll be 111m.<1 on 1ppllc•llon peop e stirs a ar more VI en Thom11 H. OrtMldo. 2051 Port c1111.,,. w•• filed In or•• County on Mlrdl '· by t111 p111nn11 •nd 1t1e court """ .ni.r • reaction that the idea of rape Piice. NfWPON Bt•(ll, c.ui. 1m. 1uc1gme111 H•'"" you 1« "" "'°"" or nns w AS the germinal f e a r e d., 'You~ be . a background, as G r a h a m psychological invalid for hfe related it this week after his as a result. . return to this country, for an In that ~rame of ~n~, ~nd h his . f Thb twslllKI is collClucttcl b'J' •" 11.ivmon D Hicks. 1116' Siii!• Anlt1, ollle'r ren.i requested 111 thl comp!1l11t, itself. Per aps t IS part· 0 dlvidwt. FOUlllllll v11itv CA 9VOI II YOll wl1ll to welt IM ICIYkl ol •1 II· • · C j e t y ' S T/!Om•t H. Orllndo J L F 11 ' 10263 M II Jllv.,slde lorlll't' 111 lhll m•"l'I' you 1hllllf .. M our pernuss1ve so Thi• 1111emen1 w•s 111.i with ttte c-. -;,i.: · 1 1' u ' ' pt'Ofl'IPHV .. th•t .,Wr p.111e11111-11 •nv. sickness." t'I' Clerk of Ol'~1111• '°"""' Merell u. ltn. i:is 5:.11\ff, w11 conducted b\I 1 "''.,. bl fllllCI on tlrntt. hel G ham · d 1"2J9'1t Pl'''"enhl Oailed Dec. 1, 1m. Nevert ess, ra S3I ' Publlsllfd Or•1191 Coe1t D•lt'f Piiot R~mon D Hiett WILLIAM H. McCLOUD, Cl•r1r. incident that later exploded in· re~mbermg the tribal chief· to headlines, questions and ta.in s approach . to the prob- disapproving reactions. lem, Graham ~d he favored What brought on 1 he s~?ng ~aw~ against ~ape. n It is beyond a minister's March 2•. 31, 1nd Ar>ril 1, u, 1tn rn.73 · 111f.)Q PA111s ANO"P'A111s . . . ~o--nd ,,., .• ~--,.. •c~•t Dll""-..f'<i.t. n11 w111111n1 1o1111ord respons1b1bty to go arou .,_, "'.. '7 '65-n •IVll"lv Hrns. c.iuonl• repercussions was an ofOl.and, . I think 1f a pe~n is fou d spontaneous remark Graham gwlty of rape. he should be t . nail' f cr'une,, PUBLIC NO'nCE .1pr111. 1•. 21. 21, 1m T.i· 111n uwm set mg pe 1es or , .1ttOn..v• w "111111111 }le added in a telephone in-111cr1T1ous 1us11i11n PUBUC NOTICE P\lblllhld Or•no• co.11 0111.,. Pilot. made at a news conference c~strated -t~at .. would stop next day in Johannesburg him pretty quick. The n~\VS . f h' Montreat NAME STATIEM•NT .lpl'll ,, 14, 11, 21. 1973 1DJ.S.73 terv1ew rom IS • Tiie followln; perlOM •r• cror1111 blltl· NOTIC! Off ,U.LIC HIAlllNO N C home that his remark l\ffl •S: TINTATIVI TaACT 74tS PUBUC NOTICE " • · l) COSMOPOl.ITIAN 21 TAADEWINDS ANO had been hasty_... and ill~-MAALNE OIST. ''The City P1•i• Sollltl, SH.WIL ASN ,llOJ•CT • SIOS7 sidered Ol'•llll•· c.1. Nolle• II l\ffltly 9lw11 !Ml • publlc SU,l!lllO• COURT 01' THll h th d. 1· ed conference m o v e d 1m- w ere e isc~ss 0~ ran~. di t I n to ther matters. over many topics, 1ncludmg me a e Y o o _ · S11ly J. Torbltt, 1St2 Arbor Or., ht1rl111i1 w111 bl lleld b\I till Env\ronlMlllll STATI O~ CAL1FOltNIA l"Oll NewJOOrl Bea(h c1 926611 Review llo-rd of the Cltv o1 Hunll1191on Donn• 11. Rowi1nd. fll \Ill KQnMI, Beach In 1111 Admt11l1trellve Annex, S23 TH E COUNTY 01' OllANOe Newport a .. cll Cl 92660 M1l11 StrHI, H1,1"tlnglor1 lle1ch, C1Ular11l1, ......_.7•55 his forthright advocacy of GRAHAM, RECALLING the racial integration in a country · where apartheid separates the BUSINESS AND · Tiils bvl!11a11' It Con11uctld by 1 11~1111 11 tht llour of i::IO AM on TUl5d1y, MIV NOTICE 01' NEAll.INO OF P'ETITION pirtllershlp I, 1f7J, tor 1111 pl,lfPO'I! of coriskl&rlng the l'OR INSTltUCTIONS AUTHOlllZtNO races by law. On other questions put to him, Graham said he felt capital punishment served as a deterrent to crime where it ls ''administered equally to black and white," and that he believed abortion was ac- 10,000 ACRES CATILE RANCH PROFESSIONAL Slll'f J Torblll E11vlrortm1ntel lmp•cl St1tements SI.lb-SUllOIV1SION 01' REAL 1'11.0l'ERT'f This 1litemef.1 w•s tiled w!tll fhl COUii· milled on Te11l•ll~• Tr1cl 7!95 encl tor ANO EXP'INOITUllE OF FUHOS ANO Gu I DE IV Cltrk ol 0!'"111111 CoimlY Oii Mlrcll 2J, EIR ;r:t.S, Sllaml!l A.ti oroltcl, RELEASI! ANO SUlSTl7UTION 01' EX; 1,73 An Interested per50tl• ire !11vlled lo •I· !STING ENCUMllllANCI! IN CON l"·t•17l lltlld Hid l!Nrln; 1/ld l'l!l)U$$ lhelt opln-NECTICN THEllEWITM ANO 1'011 81111tif11I county Norlft1rn M•11-.. , ..................... _ ............. ~ Publl$hld Or•no• Coesl Delly Pllol, lori1 tor or •llllnst Hid Teri11!1v1 Tree! AUTHOlllTY TO EXECUTE NEW l'ROM· II M•rcl'I 31 and APrll 7 l! 21 !tn 161-7J t!t$ 1/ld Sl'Wlml!l AMI p.-o!ect. ISSORY MOTi! ANO OEEO 01" TltU,T. doei"o Co11ntv on m1i11 Eel • MAnRESSES • . . ' CITY OF HU NT INGTON llEACH Esl•le of HARLOW II. BOYLE, •bo Riwer. Goi"g optr•tio11 with ;. __ ;;;;.;.;.;.;;;,;;.;,. ____ 'Ill PUBLIC NOTICE :~~1~:"m!f.f'Rs~1::::or ~=~~ HAii.LOW BAILEY BDYLI!. buildings, 1q11ipm111I .,.cf c•ttle MATTRESSES DATED: Aorll '' 1m NOTICE IS HEll.EIY GIVEN 11111 Tftl STATEMEHT 01' WITHOll.AWAL l'llOM P11blllhld Or•nvt Co-st D1llv Pilot, Bink of C1IU01'11I•, N•llorllt Anod11!on, inv111tory. H.1 timb1r •nd rte· IOATS· HOMU TIAIUIS PAllTNEllSHIP OP'Ell.ATINO UNOl!ll Aorll 7, lt7l llm-73 •1 SucceslOI" Admlnl11r1fall' Wlln--Wlll·,t...;. 1~1-ci.-FICTITIOUS. IUSINESS NAMI! nexed o1 !he ntelt of H1rlaw II. lloyle, ,._..._ -Tilt totlowlllf Plf'Mlll 1111 wlllldrlWll 11 PUBLIC NOTicE dece1!.ld, Ms lllld tiere!n • ~ltlon to ceptable in only a few, limited circumstances, "one of v.·hich r11tio11 w1l111. c .............. 'eo. • g-r1L "'"""' lrom tilt !l'rln11"1lllp IXKUll • MW promissory llOI• MCUrld by 2150 w--..... •r1tlng undlt ITle flct!llOU'I binllMIH "ICTITtOUS llJS lMEU '-1(r_tf ~ 9f_lrvs! on lmptovld rt•I is rape." HIMMILWll6HT' WAID 560 MHll hlkll19 ........ r-• • n•me of MAC ARTHUR LTO. •I 2152 NAMI! STATEMENT property loated In Ille Clly of Com1Mtce, Ub ....... ___ 8-130_3_ D11Pont Orlv1. N1Wporl !Inch, C1lllor11!1 Tiie foll 1 penon' ,,, doing county .ol Los .lt19eln, C1llfornl1, sn Pmtdlco-f415) 421-1245-•-•-J--'266,A. --bulllltslo .,<;¥'no relH'ftl<• to wlllcll Lt m..ie for f\lf"flltr THIS WAS a subject on which he had been keenly troubled lately in view of the/jmmi OVERWEIGHT TM flcillloiit b0~11111 ,..,..,. sl1!tmlflt MAC A fl THOR-LTD 2152 DuPorrt P'fllc1111r1o l"!l lhll 1111 1lme incl pl1c1 for the !l'rll'llrlhlp w•s flltd on Mey 26. Ori.,.. Newport Bt•ch C.1 92664 of hffrl119 !ht Hmt 1i11 beeii Mt for"APi'fl ltn In Thi COi.iniy o1 Or1no•. Omfr w Long 1401 Gl!lllXY Orlw lt, 1'73. 11 9:00 1.m., In :ht ~rlroorn ot FuU N•me •lld .Addrt11 of Ille ~son NIWPOl'I ll~ch CA 92660 ' ~rtment No. l ol ield cwrt, 11 70D W\l!ldr•Wlfllil: Rabll't 0 vo'.it nit G!1111'1111t ortw Civic C11nlr Drlvm ,w111, ln !ht Cltv of A1itismog Controls Proposed RIVERSIDE (AP) -.Man- datory inspec tion and maintenance or automobile an- tismog devices has been pro.- posed for four of California's major air basins -the San Francisco Bay Area, San Diego, Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley. tn addition, the installation of catalytic converter devices on used vehicles has been recommeoded for the Bay Area, San Diego and Sacramento Valley basins. The recommendations were made this week in a staff report to the California Air Resources Board, which set hearings an them during the last half of May. THE PROPOSALS are aim· ed at achieving acceptable air quality levels af oxidant and carbon monoxide by 1977. They were made arter the federal Environmental Protee· tion Agency demanded revisions of standards in the four basiM, plus the SOuth Coast alr basin. The South Coast basin was excluded from the latest pro- posals because the EPA held hearings on its plan there in A1arch, and the board wishes to evaluate the information obtained by the EPA before n1aklng r u r t h e r recom· mendations, a spokesman said. Gas ralloning proposals were attacked a LJhese _be r· ing~. Men and women needed- 50 women and 50 men at least· 20 lbs, overweight and no more than 80 lbs. to complete 6 weeks crash weight and inch loss program. For research •lory on human CHORIONIC GONADTROPHIN Must be able to pass rigid physical exam and pay cost of medical and lab fee, etc. COSTA MESA 646-1633 1 lit NEWPORT HOUR$: t :00-7:00 P.M. Real Etllll l"lffliol'S. !llC.. • • c'. ......... ' 5•111• An•, C1tltor11I•. G•llfor11l1 Corp0f'•tlor1, D2 MlcMIJon N1wport ll1ich, -•-Oiied AprJI 2 tt73 Orlvt!, NIWl)Orl 81•cll, C1U lornl1 '26'<1 L'fll'l•ll F. 11111• lOOl S.ndc••tl• DrlVI. WILLIAM e ·st JOHN RE.IL EST.ITE INVESTORS, INC:, • Coron• dll Mir, CA 92625 Counlv Clerk ' Cilllo1nla Corporellon This bUSlnt$t t1 being coriduclld b'f I P'AUL NA.STINGS SJgl\fd; lly Roblrt 0. Volt limited :a'~':.f~~p\1011 JANoirSkV a wALl(li~ 11 ll06l This 1Uotement !Lied wltb the COi.iniy SU S1111tll 1"1-.r SI., 22nd lloor P11bllll'led Onlng't COllll Oallv Piiot, Cltrli: of Oranoe CoonlY on: Mar. t, 1tn. LOI A'"1"4M. C•llfomll fOOll M•rCh 17, 24, 31, •ncl Aprll 7, 1973 7«).73 Ill ThtrHI M. Ward, Oepl.llY COi.iniy T•I: Ulf)..,...... c erk Allomt'fl fol" htlll-r PUBLIC NonCE ""'" P11blllhld 0r1n;• COllJI 0111r pnoi. l'ICTtTIOUI I USINl!SS NAME STATl!M•NT Publllllld 0r•ll91 Cot't D•i1Y Piiot, April 7, 1,, 19'3 10!2·13 M•rch 17, 24. 31, •nd April J, 1t7J 7•1-73 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBL!C NOTICE TM lollowlno penont ire doing buslneU e•: 1-------------1 ENVlll.ONMENTAL REVIEW 110.1.110 MAOIX, LTD., 1120 WHt L•P1lm1, NCTICI! TO CREOITORS Notice 11 h&rtb'f plven by Int Suite N11mblr \!, AMMlm, C1lllornl1 SUPllllOR COUllT 01' THE EnvlrOlllllefllll lilY11W Board, City ot 92801 STATE 01' CALll'OllN IA 1'011 Hun!ln;ton lltKll. lh•I Ille lol'-!no .•n-J•ck E. Roblm.oll, 1120 W. L1P•1m•. THE COUNTY 01' O.ANOE vll'Oll1T1enl1t Exem11'1on Decl•r1tlon r .. S11lll! 20, Anahllm. CA 92901 No. A-7..SI QWSI Wit ten11tlvttv 1ppr0Vld on Aprll ) Aoblrt c. Wyrl ..... 1120 w. LIP1lm1. E1l•ll of ELEANOA Au Gu 5 TA 1m: ' Omega Clinic S11lle 6, Anahllm, CA 92801 GOULO, Oece1s.ed. ED 7)..30 Construction of ¢O!ICret1 This butlnlll Is corducted by' 1 Gtntr1I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo tilt Olll1et Into I~ exli.tlng COllnty Flood ~lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli!llP•rtnershlp. creditors ot lhe 11t10Ye 11•med decide"' Coritrol Ch111nel bY "" c11., of Hull· J.aclt E. Robinson, P1rlrltr !Mt 111 perMllll hiving ¢l1lm! 191lnsl Thi lfngton lie.ell Robert C. Wy11111!11, P•rl!llf Hid decedtnl ire rlQUlred to Ille tn.em. A COP'f of this rtport 11 on Ille will! ttltl .-------------------------, Tiils st1!11T1111I w11 flied with fM Cllll~· with 1111 ne<•ISll"Y voucllers, In the office City Cttrk, Cl!y of Huntington llffell, SlO ty Ctll1t of or111111 COl.lllty on M•rdl U, of 11>1 clerk of Ille 11111Yt entitled c1111rt, or Ptc•n, Hu11!1119f011 Be•cll, C•llfarn!i. All'f 1~71. to pr~! tnem. wtlll the necesury perJon wl11!!119 to comment °" tllls repert • BllCBD CIPISTllND Land of the Dons UNSPOII.ED, sEcLUDED 2l'i to 3 acre ranchos amid~ great oaks of Cleveland National Forest Deep iii lbe 11cat oat reaion of tho Clt\'eiand National Fcrest lies a 3oo:acre island of rolling hills. w:irm v:i11eys and arassy glade! known R5 Rancho Capistn1no. Vast rcache~ of the National Forest rt«eation area mctch iA almost every dircc• t ion.,-a-GoYarnmeo.t-owned. lxllfer 1pintt population and commercial cocroachmtn t. Clemen~. Only 28 scenic miles from Sa.n Joan Capistrano. Rancho Capi&lnlno parcels are priced from $9,150 to $18,7.50, easy down, liberal financing, Pleasanr Sc11nic D,ive: Santa Ana /San Dleao FrecMy 10 hlstoric San Juan Cnpistr:ulo, then east en Hwy, 74 (Orteaa. Hwy.) 23 miles 10 lho turn-off to the right at "Sooth ?.fain Divide" and follow tho 1igm.. Rancho CapiJ:tnmowill belons 10 jutt 133 ow11er1, in /e• sin1ple. Each of tho 2\.i to 3 iicrr nncbol ii cleared. and hu w11rcr service and craded roadL --~--. ~-.---h-,- .Ancient Spanish oats atUI i. wu: $tt1nd on roosc ot tho nJKhOt. ~ This secluded pmcm. cooo ._ \ 90ld. can nevtr bo dUpHcatcd. At RaDtbo Capis1rano )'O\l'll en joy assured 1tclusion for 1n inllnl1e· fu1ure. the beauty of "nature at its IOYl~st." a tcm· ptrtue }'tltr·round cllmale at 3300-Ct. elevation. a.nd 45 min· utc access to coa$1&1 rccttation 1 at l.1.g11na. Dan• Point a~d SAn L..!.-....:!!?L!!~l!:l~'"'"" VIRTUE ANO SCHECI(, VOll( ..... I, to 1111 undersigned 11 lhl Ofllce ma¥ do IO wllllln 10 dlVI of !his nollce In ll'f: llllUCE A. l"ULLlll, of 1111 1!tor1Mt'f, GARTH FARR HE INER, -Hing b'f IWOYldlng • coov lo 1111 Dltte• LIW'f11n .1t1om1V •I L1w, 111n BHch lllvd., H1111· for of Envlror1ment11 RttourcH In cirt ol 1'17 wntcllff Or1w, Sull1 Null'llMr 10I tlngton 11e1cn, C1lllorn!•, whlcll Is IM the City Clerk. If no '°'""""' rs flied Newport l11ch, C1llflnll1 '2'60 pl•ce of bllslness of Ille ullderslllnecl In oll1 wllh!n !hi 10 dll'f pe1locl the 8011rd'1 •c· Tel: 1n4l '4J·11Sll m•lltrs per11l11l1111 lo Ille •st•te ol 1•ld tlGll !1111111 be !Ina!. ti 1 comment Is nted, 1'11144 dtc~t. within four mon1tt1 •lier 1111 lht ll011rd wrn consider the 1ntarm1t!on at P1.1b1lshtd Orl!\111! Co-11 Delly Piiot, flr1t p1,1bllcallon of !Ills nollee. '"•Ir ilrst regular mHllnq lollaw!119 111• March \1, 2!, 31, 1nd April 7, 1973 T.1~13 D•led March IS, 1'73 plr,,.tlon of Ille postlno period. LELA NO EllEAETT HARLOW No!lc1 11 hereby glvtn t 11 • t Exec111or of Ille Wiii E"vlr11r1men!el Impact S•at1ments hav1 PUBLIC NOTICE ot !ht 1b0vto "aml!d dKedenl bl-ell 111bmlt!ed for !he f0Uowln9 pro]ecl11 FICTITIOUS IUSINISS OAll.TH l'.111.R HEINER EIR 7J..! Slvdv ol lmoact ot rimoval •• AtlOl'MY •I LIW of ~103 Sh .. •111 Asll lrffl lrorn NAME ITATEM T 1717~ •itch St\'11., numerous r0&dwav corridors within tilt The followlng person Is doln; buil"eu Hllnll11t1IO" 1111ch, c111f0'1111 CllV of Hun!lng!11r1 lleecll l)'f the City ol t$: Ttt· (JU) Mt-8161 Hun!lngton 8eech GENERAL INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM AttDr fol" ExtclllOf EIR 73-6 (TT 7"9!) 601 bu!ldlll\I lot ~ENT.IL' s1~i:.v1c~r1 CtH StrHI. Pub~si!'d Ol'1nQI Coest Oelly Pllol, school end PB•k 11!1 hx1!ed b'f 8011~ f:~1~·1Jn~lltl7ll ll'ICorl)O!'llld, Mal M•rch 17, 2~, 31 Incl Aorll 7, lt"ll 115·13 ClllCI 81y Ind Wln1trttl\lrg Ch111ne! Olympic Boulevard. BIYtrl'f HIUi, -Th• Envl ronment1I RH lew Bo-rd ln· Calif«"! to'lll. stet• ot 111COl'D«•ll-PUBLIC NOTICE ltlld$ lo prep.ar1 E11vh'Ollmt11ltl Impact c Ill« 11 Reoort1 for iwcll oro!tcl1 and sollclts T~I ~ ~-I ond !Id " 1 cor-NOTICE TO CllEOlTOllS lrorn Ille Pllbllc Ind lnltrestt-11 parties I,.. s s nt11 1 c uc !ormallon incl comment1 In wrillng POl'•tlon. SUPElllDll CCUltT OF THli ra!iUve to 111e lmPKI of !he orgposed STU.lllT CASE, Vlc•Preildtnl STATE 0" CALll'OllNIA l'Oll pro]ecl:; uo:>n !lie 1t11vlronme<1! incl lo iny Thlt st1temtnl w1t llled w11ft Ille Court· THE COUNTY 01" OllANOE mtlhods or •llerr111I~ l)y wlllch inv tv Clerk ol Or•1191 CWllT'I' on AP'll 2, No. A·71SU ltdverse ccn1C11'Jtnt_11 to till .nvlronment 1m. E1l1lt of ROBERT E MM ET T m~v be i voliHd or mll\o.el«I. Such !11• llM« ROUOEllUSH, Dtct11!'d. ti rlfl t t be 1'100 NOTICE IS HERE9'1' GIVEN IQ the lorm1 °" ~ commeri s mu1 !lied I' "' _ •-__ _ " ,_,._1 wlttiln thlrtv (30) dl\'I trom lM d•le ol K• • Mt••• ··•-Cl"tdllorl ol ,, .... ...,.., n11m a... 1 ·,~"-11111 notice. Cooitt ol thl Envlrmrnenltl ... Olympic ll041....,•1'11 !NII 111 ~ hll-.1111 cl•im1 -0•1111 '"' lmpect s11temen11 are on nit In tht Cllv 111vertf Hiii•, C1UIOl"MI "211 wtd decedent ire rlqlllrecl to 1111 ltll!m. • ot I Pllbllllled 0?.l!Ot Ce111t Dally P'llot. ,,.,1111 thl neceulr'f vou<:hlrl. 111 '"' of!lCI Cl1rk t Ice. lcc~•ed ti 570 Pec1n. Hllf\-Aorll 7, 14. 21, 29. 1973 ,,,.13 ot !he clerk ol till •boYt 11!'11llled C11Url, or 111\0loll leacll. Call!Gml•, tor Pllbllc l::::__:._'---'--'-::C.-:-,,=c,------ll Ill' llll!TI wltll TM necei~ry r..v lew. Following 1111! c~plr•tl1111 of !hi 0 ':!11 lo Ille &s1Qlltd ti 1111! oHlce lhlrtv ()QI d•Y period, 1111 8011rd !nl!nd1 1 -----:P_UB:.__cU---:C-c-N=OTl~=CE=:---l;r""" ~Uomey H•rrv R. C•rlton. S1.11I• lo a11eo1111 EnvLronmtnlaL Impact Reoorr ..-N 1 F'-1 1 Pl lB JOO for 111Cs" prolecls . • T Du •• u.I•••• N11mber _,., .-por ,.,1nc a a · T""' tftver11• Setr!l1" ICTI I Newport C111ter Ori.,.., Newport Beach. Envlr~~mtr11il1 Review 8011rd NAM• &TATIEMINT CllllOl'nla 9166(1, wlllch I' llloe plitte of · O · Tilt lollOWlllll ~IOlll 1r1 dotn; bl/ll11t1ss ol lhl 1.1nlien11llltd In ill m oJl!!rl l"Yl'io<l\~:I r•n{lt C0111t 01lly Pllol, t>usln1u 11: perl•lnl119 to the 11.t1te of s~ld decf!denl. Aprll 7· lt7l lD:ll·T.I EDWARD-DEAN, a. ASSOCIATES, wlllllll tour montlls'lffer till llrtl p1.11>Uc•· --- 1380 Hlllcrt1I Dr., ~-oun• llt•ch, C1llf, lion of !his nolle•. PUBLIC NOTICE 9':16Sl D111d M1rch 16, 1973 Jahn Edw1rd Eblrl1, A11oclate PEARL E. A.OUOE9USH CH,t,NOI 01' ZONE IOWJlll'}, 13'0 Hiiicrest Or., L1g~ftl Executrix of 11\1 Wiii NOTICE 01' PUBLIC Hl!ARINGS TO SI Be-ell. Cttlf., 926S1 of Ille 1b0Ye 11amed dtKedenl Hli!LD llY TH1! 011.:ANOI! COU NTY Assocl1te O'ollll'ltr: R•ncl1tl IUchlrd HAltltT ll, CAaLTON P'LANNINO COMMISSION ON "ltO-B11cll, 1311) Hlllcrtll Dr., LIQUlll 8HC!\, Suitt NO. 4'0, N~ l"lllftC:lll P'llll "OSl!O LANO USl OIST1UCT C1l1f. "'51 Ml Mlwwt Cllllfl' DrtVI CH,t,NOES Tllb bl,lslneu. 11 «lldll(lld • .,. "" ln-"'""" '*Ch. Call~ ,._~---1'r:l'.,!lt_WI to,..!~ PJ•11nl11g Ind lOlllfll dtvld111I Tth (714) ~ --L.IW, 11 •mfndecf, Incl Ol'dlr ot IM-~-.~~l·r:. Ee":~ A=~ ~~·co.st O•llY P!IOI, ~;:·II~~ 111~1n"~~ • 'i:i~~-=: Thll 1t11.,.,...,1 w11 llllcl With the Coull· M•tch 11, u, it •/Id Aprll 1, itn 7'fS.73 l'"l wilt 11e held by Hid Commlulot1 on 1 ,., ct.,k of Or•,.. County Oii Mltcll 21. Pl•11 pniool\llU IO 1tnlftd SECTIONAL '"' •-u• PUBUC NOTICE 01sTR1CT MAPS 23, i•. "· n,,.. & u+a • 1-------------·I°' 1111 Or111111 County Zori!noi Code. 11 P11bllJhld Dr•l'ltt C.01nt Dolly l'tlof. SUl"lltlOlt COUllT OP CAl..1,0ll:MIA 1mtnded, Ol'•nge COii!!!'!', Ctlll«nl•. APl1t 7. I.!, 21, 21. lt7' lM-1) COUNTT Of1 Ol:AMGI S•ld plltfl Is dnion.tlcl CASE NO. 'ZC PUBLIC NOTICE "° (l\'k C111Mr ortw w"' n.:Jt ($£CTIONAL OISTRICT MAPS 23, SMll ,,_., Clllflnlll 24. 2'. 11, )I & lS+ll 11111 prapmn lo ap. CAii NUMlllt OMlM pl'f rile l'P·2 "Floocl Pl•ln" Ol1lrlct llOl'lf NOTICI! TO Clll!OITCMlS SUMMONS IMAll•IAO lll .lllso CrtH. lrom l'IMO 0. V•lenc:l1 SU,llllOtt COUllT OP TMI 111 Al 111t m1rrlto0t of PllL!lon1r; SI/I.In ~IAlll'I lo 1111 southlrl'f llOUlld•ry of !tit STATI O" CALll"OltJUA 1"011 I". H•~IM Md ll"POfldtllt: Michie! L. Hill R1ncl\, 111 !ht El Toro 1rN. THI COUNTY 01" OllAM•I H1WltlM 1lllH11ed by: Or11191 COllllty P111111l111 Ne. ,,_,,,., ft n. It.~!: TM petlli-t' 1111 Commlulon. E1t11t of KATHRYN TAYLOlt., •" rlllcl 1 pelltlOl'I conc1r11lng v-marrl~. S.ld pubUc hl11rlng on !hi •boYt P'O. kATHltVN 8, TAYl..M . OK11..cl. Yov IN'!' tlll 1 wrllteri f'ftPOlllM w1tflln )t) POttd = wlll bl tltld •I 1:)0 P.m., OI' II NOTICE IS HEll:EIY GIVEN lo 11141 dlyt ol thl d•ll "''' !tilt tlll'l'lmoM ,, toOfl •111er •• POll.lbll, on Tlllldtv, LIVE BUNNIES Propttry oprn /or ~r1owln1 weekends onl1 11 a.111. • $ p.111, uncia ""'ciilsm1a tAldll«I of Ille •bow lllmtd dtctclllll Mi'Ved., '(Oii. II you !•II to flit. written AP!'lt 17. 197', 111 Ille llH•l"ll •lld mtetl .. tMt 111 ptl'IOrlt """''"° cl•lrm ~Intl !tit l'ftPOllM w!ltl!11 avch tlmt • .,._ dlf•ull room of 1111 Or•n111 C01111tv Pl1nn!no .aid dfeld.nl ire rtctulred to 111<1 !hln'I. mt'f IM "'"'" 111d thl court INIY flllfl' COtr1ml11ton. li119lnttrl119 l11Hdlng, .00 ""'"' 11\1 ntetttl,., >IOl,l(hlrt, !ft 11'11 offkl 1 JlldOll'leni cont•l"tno 1111unct1vt or other Civic C~t"' Orlw Wttt. llOOITl 161, S111t• of tl'll t11rlt ot !hi 1bo'lt 111ltllld court, 0( Ol"llett concll'fllll9 dl\'blOl'I of PfOPl"tv, An1. C•lrlorl\I•, 11 wl'llcn 111'111 incl Dll« f'o Pf"tllnl tMm, win. n11 ntel'I..,., ~UI 1voc:iort. ci,lld tv11ody, ctllld •~ •ti Plf"IOl'IS lllllll' t•vorlno or llp00$lng \'O\Klltfl, f'o rile \INllnl!lfllll 111 GO :J2nd pOf'!, ltlor,....,'t !Wt. cotb, 111d WCI! .. Id llMIPOMd pllll Will bl llNrd. II It f .. $1f1tl, P.O. 80~ l:l:JJ, N~ llHtll, othtf" rtlltl •• m•Y bt 11r•11ltd by fM llUttled lh•I llllY wrlltltl AllPOllM lo !~la c1111or1111 ,,.._, which 11 1111 Pleci of coorl Pllblle notice Ill 111bmltted 10 1111 l'l1nn111t but(lllU °' !hi l.lfldttll9Md Ill •II """"" II y .. twltll .. -.II .,_. *'" •• M •I· Comll'llttlOll pdor lo 1111 ht•rloo °'''· °""'lf\111(1 10 tho Miiie of Mid dletdlnt, f-IY lfl 11111 _fttf, yt1f \llCftjld dO .. ,Of flll'tlltr dlllllt ftO••dlfl(I Hld pl'O• wllt\111 lour ITIO!llhl '"" n.. nn1 Mtlca• ~1 M thlt r-wrltlllll ,..,_.. .. , If '*" 1;>1111, -11 l"ltrnlld perton1 •r• 11.-tlon o1 ttil• flO!k•· .. ,, !MY bl ......, • "'"'· ¥\ttd to ctn 11 lhl offlct ol 1111 Or11191; D•fftd ,..,_ch 27, lt~ , Ollld M.,-(11 27, 1'13. Covn~ Pl1nnl119 CO!nrnlnlon, llncilftllrlfll Hlfll'llll LH T1ylor, WILLIAM 1!. ST JOHN, C!ttk BlllldlnD. d Civic Cent,.. Drlvt Wttt, tnd the E11ter Bunny too -C1rousel Court South Co-.st 1Jua • I 1171 Dupont Drlve, Sulte S, Irvine, Calit 91664 (714) BJJ.322) • Adrnltll•fr"llm' d "" 111•19 ly DONNA OlllONS, Dtpu1Y lloorn ISi, S•"" Aflll, Cllltoh\11, ~ of 1111 tbOWI nln'lld ~ (SIAL) H14 P'"oPOMd ollll 1• Oii !tit •!Id IVtlltlll• 0)1UllWITL NU•WITI & ltllMllt OIMllM<'., N1,_ll for Jl'lllllc I""*''°"' p. O .... 1):U Cit W, C ....... A¥'a. $"'111 W. 811191, A-Mhllllt .....,... ._._ Cdfw'llll ,,.,.., '~" Ct. ""' OltKtOr tfld Mcrtf1ry lo 1M Tlh enc) ~ T•h 11141 .,,..,..,. ORAl'IOI COUNT'!' ,.,..,_,. fw MMilhJr1ltr' .t."-W tw1 '""'""' "\.AN)llNO COW•\l,SION 'ubl'"*' er....-c.ut 0.111 "noit. ~1"'9d °""" CN11 0111y~" • ~!Ihle! 0r1,.. eo..1 c.ny "'o.!i M.1m 11, ....i __.. ,, ,., ti, 1tn tw-n MtrCtt 11 ~ ""'111. i .. 11, 1t1J , '56-73 Allfll r. 1m 'Clln·TI I ., \ - , Sallirdai, April 7 ,..._1973 D41LY Pll.DT The Gre~ning l of America---They're Inflation Gardens 'NEW YORK (UPI) -start an lnflaUon garden -today's -version-or-tt1t-Victory-G -and beat the high price of fr.e_sh 19!Jl~toes_J lettuce, beans and a Jot of other edibles. Jf you live in lbe suburbs or lbe country, chances are you could get a garden going in the front or back yard. There are city dweUers, too, with access to amall plots of ground. Jf you don't have-land o{ the right type -sunny, unrocky, well-drained -do not despair. Join up wtth neighbors in a . like predicament. 't'ry to get a _suitable plot donated to you by a land-0wning Good Samaiitan or find and to rent. Work it jointly and share the crops, if you can't do it on your:own. Some crops even can be cultivated in planters Indoors, grown from seeds developed for mini gardens. The crops· are tiny-small tQ ma toes, dwarf ears of corn. But they'll still help beat the h.igh cos' of eating. .' . The idea of nipping inflation and stre~ching the food dollar by gardening is a 1973 version of the Victory Garden move- ment--that cropped up during World War II. · Vegetables sprouting in schoolyards, in public parks and in backyards then were useQ to augment tbe food suir ply. It was patriotic to hav.e a Victory Garden. Today, economic survival is the aim. . ' If your congrtSS!lUlll·lw run' bow long the offer Wiil last. through his stock you stlll can "Single'' free means you can ge one 0 ese very After that the~~ ~ booklets -telllng YOU the A to cents for each addittonal copy. Z of vtgetable-gardeninc -by ·But even at that, it!s a bat writing to the U.S. Depart-gain -being a ·virtual en· ment of Agr1cU1ture, Office of cyClopedia. 1 lnforma ion , \Vashington, D.C. If your congressman and the 20205. Department or Agriculture are A spokesman at the de~-out of the vegetable gardening ment said the booklet.I aie booklet, you must seod 70 moving fast. Jie is not sure cents or a copy to the m<ails you can aslnor·onJy one superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govemmect Printing Of· Dee, Washi ngton , D.C. 2CM02. i for Rome -Ctraen Bulletin No 202.. You also can try the library ,o;.-additional Information. Or tmY be that g"ardener neighbor of yours has a book or two to lend you. Your biggest investment as a novice gardener wlll be in tools. You'll need a metal rake, a spade, •-hoe, a hose, probably a wheelbnrrow. f'or \Yashington, D.C. 20250. by the il&Jf of 9rganic ment of Agrlcultdre Bulletin the minimum needs:, ask -G.ardenin& for ~""Q9d, by \\'. G_?rdenlng and Far m l o g • No. 1.00. For sale from the aroliM at lliO focaf lioroware G.Snillh, a new papmiic<ROOiilel'ress .; ~Superintendent· o1-Docwnentsr ' k b"·" · Thi · ·u t 11 he U.S. Government Prlntfna Of· store. ~ boo $2.45 pu y3.ued by Pa . $2_,?S. .~ ~1 e you t rice, \Vashlngtor\, o.c., 204£0. X suggested starter col- lection for your lnOation Garden bookcase: -Growing Vegetables in the Home Garden, Home and Garden Bulletin No. 202, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office or Information , Charles Scribner's Sons, New \Vhys of orgaruc or natural gar· This 10 cent edition wa s put YoFk,N.Y.lfyoucan'tfiOO:n deriing7 Copies o file oul ln Jllne~ 1972. I in the bookstore, write to n1agatine "Organic Gardening superseded all previous Scribner's at S97 Fifth Ave ., and Farming" at your local tOJ;nato publicaiions. New York, N.Y. "Anyone with library 'are worth thumbing -Growing Table Beets, U.S. an eaMh patch, even a window through for speclflc additional Dept. of Agrlculture Leanet box, can grow food," Smith "liow To" infonnation. No. '360, from Superlnlendent says. ~ -Growing Tomatoes in the or Documents, address above, -Organically Grown FoOds 11ome Garden, U.S. Depart· 10 cents. ~ Azaleas Star Performers Six Mo11ths of Color Possible ' By careful selection, the landscape shrubs throughout specially formulated ro r such California gardener can enjoy the state.They also may be acid·IO\"ing plants as azaleas. color from Azaleas for half the favorites ln the flor ist ll;,cide, This organic . mail er will pro. year. but that's .a tribute to their vide ~ happy environmei\t in Indicative of the Azalea's beauty and not an indication which the shallo\v-roo ted willingness to perrorm under that they have to be grown un-plants will flourish. The com· growing conditions in the der greenhouse conditions to posi tion of the material aids Golden State, is the fact that thrive. in reta ining moisture. Azaleas any Belgian Ind.lea varieties The deciduous M 0 I I is \\'ant to be kept 1noist -npt show color as early as Scir hybrids are found ·mostly in standing in water . tember or October in some Northern CaHfornia. The ?<.iost azaleas preTer shade areas. These reach their evergreen varieties do \veil in or part shade: the so-<'al\ed blooming peak before the all areas. including Inland sun Azaleas (Sou th ern holidays. 1 Valley gardens. f-lere . azaleas lndicas) \Viii tolera te a fa ir something to please every As the early birds begin to should be protected from hot share of sun , but thl'y arl'n't taste _ from the danliest of Cade, they are Joined by other summer sun . recommended for planting in pinks and rose-shades 10 the Belgian hxiicas which put on a Prime consideration for lieu of a ·sun-loving landscape I I N Y ' ho f I h b fie riest of reds. Not to m'en-ove Y ew ears s w o co · growing azaleas is to provide s ru · Tbe suggestion for a resur- rection of the Victory Garden idea came recently from U.S. Secretary o( Labor, Peter J . . .Jlr.e!lllilh.lllli~ Yor~Lbe !219 an audience he would sugges hls family start one to battle or -to be joined in sho rt good draina ge. Your Now is a good time 10 shop lion white. bl·colors and laven· order by mag n i r'i cent nurseryman can recommend a for azaleas in bloom. There is dcr - or the many Channing Rutherfordian hybrids, then ready-to-use planted mix -a wide selection of colors -floVi•er form s. Kurume var:ietie&r then--~t===========================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;q __ _j Southern Indicas. And, that -doesn't complete the Ii.st. Before the above evergreen varieties have completed flowering, the deciduous Molli s hybrids break their winter's rest with a brilliant bu rst of color. By this time it is nearly May, or will be when the last blooms fall. · inflation. Gardening rs no big deal. It is bard work al times but can involve the entire family. It doesn't cost much but it can, if you're successful, save money. And the exercise won't hurt , either. FOUR UNIT STORAGE CENTER CAN ALSO DO POOLSIDE DUTY Project Includes Fold-dov.in Potting Bench, Ample Space Here's Answer ---------~ Pot Luck Celebration No one can predict with great accuracy how much of a harvest you can get from a plot of any given size. So nluch depends on how the bugs behave, on the weather -too much sun and no rain can be as bad as a deluge. What you do is give it the old college try -take your chances and have · 'The Costa Mesa-Bay Cities an ex~tfltion of coming Ol!t By STEVE EUJNGSON __ be set ln the seconJi unit with Branch of the N a t i o n a I Storage U11it Offered on the plus side. the spacious open area at ·Fuchsia SOCiety w111-celebrate One index of what can be Spring's here and here's the its 25th anniversary with a pot Azaleas are · favorite Weekender Gardeners' Cliecklist eXpected. Crom_a_.~by~fpot _ ~or.ag_~ ~vic.e ¥~ need .for ground level. Doors on the up-luck dinner Monday. plot plublished during the era lawn care prOOucts. gardenmg per part conceal a roomy two--·The meeting-wlll-be-at-'/.:30 -.l:lere are some things to be o[ Victory Gardens: all the . tOQls, barbec'ue supplies and shelf cabinet for small tools. p.m. at_ the American Legion thinking about this weekend : vegetables a family of four V.'hat"flOt. . ·In the other two· units with Hall , 585 'W. lath St., COsta •Al pril is a falvorable time needs from May to November. This is actually a four-.unit, their full -height double door s, Mesa . The dinner begins at to Pant new awns. Your At today 's prices, that's a demountable storage center, you can store rakes and 6:30 p.m. nhurseberyman can r1ecfommend good sized savings. a1h feet tall and 8 feet wide. shovels along with a wheelbar· Guest speaker is Care t e st _type tur or your Such a plot, according to the Versatile, it has a counter-fOW, bags of peat, fertilizer , Christinancy of Westminster, fami ly needs and can outline report, in one season in New height potting bench, deep and more tools. a society member since 1951. planting instructions to insure York area produced 70 beets, storage cabinets, shelves and A complete materials list Her topic is "Why Do I 'Like successful results. 11 pounds of snap beans, 16 two storage closets so large and step-by-step instructions Fuchsias." • Pinch fuc;hsias frequently poll!lds of spinach, .1 5 0 you can also use them as make this a relatively easy Members attending the din-as they grow. This encourages radishes, 75 carrots, 55 onions, poolside dressing rooms. project. To order the Outdoor ner have been asked to bring shrubbi er growth and more and 26 pounds of tomatoes. The unit with the fGld-do\\'fl Storage Center Pattern 513, their own table service and a bloom, in that they flo'n·er on The best w~y to get st~rted po\ting bench is ideal for stor· send $1 (add 25 cents extra for hot or cold dish. A social and this new growth. on. a garden 1s to chat with a ing garden tools and supplies. airmail delivery) by currency, refreshment period will follGw • Tube'rous begonia seedl· neighbor who has one. No ad· Use the cabinets to store check or money order to: the meeting. ings arc available for planting vice quite ma~hes the seeds, bulbs and p 1 ant Steve Ellingson, this month. Set them in a soil ho!llegrown variety. T ~ e honnones. For barbecues, Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pl 0££ d rich with leaf mold . neighbor can. tell you which convert the unit to a work Pattern Dept. ans ere e Set-out dahlia tuQ.ers this crops do best m your ar.ea and center or serving area. A P.O. Box 2383 F T B week and make another plant· give you sor;pe rough idea of a lawn mower and sweeper can van Nuys, Calif. 91409 or Ole OX ing of gladiolus bulbs. Thi s MULLYWOMP.IN TRUCK LOAD! SATURDAY and SUNDAY --. 1st 9UALITY HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 GALLON 2 GALLONS 5 GALLONS 247 367 JC .Penney Fashion Island, Newport Beach Use Your Penney Charge Card planting scl;ledule. · will assure you or having more Books help. too. Some are Campers will find a tote box glads for cutting. and provide I'-=--------.....,-.,====--=================::::! free. Free advice is available can be a handy item for car-I I I . th I Pettl'"t"os Tops rying supplies. One design ove Y co or in e ear Y sum-. from the County Agricultural •• be . mer garden . Agent usually listed in the opens up to come a -serving • Plant tomatoes for sum. home book under government. table. Companion peices are mer harvest. Be sure the ff you can't find a listing for Summer Annuals folding benches. d Youngsters with ad u 1 t variety you plant is adapte to one under that heading ask for o r I al cl" ate coaching can make tote boxes ~;:y=u::::=oc::::::::'m::::=·::::::::::::::; I a nursery person or inquire at the state college or university or lumber and s m o o t h , with an agricullure s,rhool. A ii bl N splinter-free Masonite brand Sunday is You also can get help from the va a e ow hardboard. State Agricultural Experiment . . . For free plan showing how Stations. The people staffing to make the tote box, Write to FUtl&AY' these stations and offices are the Home Service Bureau, Box there to help you, the mini Nurseries have a host of.-~an~d~fib~ro~u~s~be~g~o~n=i•=•_:_•h=o-ul_dJJl~,~C~hii"caJg~o~,~ll~l._:606:90~,_::re~-_!::::::::~in~the~l~•l~,,~l\~l~~l~!~l)I~ n · al f also be considered. questing A.FrSOS • -·-··· •• farmer, as well as the big summer· ower1ng annu s or . farmer. Your tax money pro-planting right now, including1,_0iiiOiii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii;iiiiOiliOiii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiii vtdes the service. Don't be ll bashful about hoisting the petunias 'vhich are favorites in "help" sign. California . You can even write to your The large clan has members congressman for some free which feature single' Ob\vers - help. Each one has a supply of some small and others mam-Home and Garden Bulletin No. 202. U.S. Department of Agriculture publication titled "Growing Vegetables in the Home Garden." Each one has a stockpile of this excellent publication, newly out in December, 1972. for a simple reason : to pass out to con- stituents. You are i!I con· slituent and entitled . F ertilize1· Shortage WASHfNGTON ( APl -An industry spokesman says in· creases for crop plantings and rising export 6emand!I are putting further pinches on fertilizer supplies this yenr. Edwin M. Wheeler, presi· dent of the Fcrtili1cr Institute, s3ys fertilizer conStJ mptlon in February outpaced production with domestic use rising four percent , while output rose only one percent Tc>t81 ln· ventories, he said, were down five percent from a year ear- lier. • . · "The result will be an in· creasing shortage in 1973 for many fertilizers," Whetlcr said in a report. m~th -or double blooms. Ctrtain blooms r e s e m b I e carnations and are rufned or fimbMated. 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I " BY FRANK CA!IEY "" kltM.t Wrlltr Nuclew power, once hailed as the solu-- tiOn lo ihe nation's energy problems in- the 1970s and beyond, is falling rar short of the goals set for it. ~ costly dela}'s In gefliiig nuclear Power plants into operation could contribute to some power shOrtages this coming sum· mer and winter, according to the Atomic Energy Cotnml5'1on. (AEC). But the AEC and the 10-year-old atomic power lndusb'y contend that nuclear power b going to be a major source of U.S. electricity· and tn Ume to help offset esoectally critical energy plo· dleo envllloned for the 1980s. STILL, the Industry hM only 29 nuclear plants in operatk>n, compared with 46 forecast by the government two years ago. A total or 57 plants are under con- struction , but 90 ptrcent are at least a year behind. schedule. Causes of the delays range from technical difficulties and labor problems to stiffer licensing requirements and en- vironmental issues, according to federal and industry officials. lour percent of the nation's electricity. The ~ says a omlllar ·amount of nuclear generating capacity Is expected to 1>e contracted; or in J973, adding· that "the situation on coiiSfructlon slippages is viewed as temporary and continued -ilrong grow.th of nuclcar-powe.r additlOns is expected to occur." But AEC and industry optimism must be \li'eighed against the fact that cur- rently it takes Up to nine years from ·in· itial planning states for a nuclear plant go into operation. An average of 33 month! alone 18 s~nt in licensing pro- cedures at various stages. STILL, the AEC appears confident that such lead time can be shortened and now forecasts that by the end of 1980 the na- Uon's nuclear power capacity will be nearly 10 times greater than present. By mid ·l980s, the AEC and the utilities 'NucleHr pomer l1as to sl1om up as a 111 a j o r so11rce of electrlclt11 for the 1980's on or me're f11 de•perate trouble.' mittee, said In an interview that there's no guarantee that Ibey wiU bO real b>e<I "So far previous projee:Uone haven't been correct.'! -- Price added that, "Whlle there· ls not an urgent need for nuclear power right now, it hai to begin-to..ibo.w...up u..a..ma- jor source of electricity from the 1980's on or we're in desperate trouble." In Price's view, "Necessity a1one makes the chanca exceptionally good" that the AEC forecasts may be realized. But he said that "the licensing process has to be renovated, wiljlou.t d,nying en- Virorurientallst objectors their day 'in" court." . · Price said his committee asked the AEC some time agG "to tell us what they need In the way of legislation" to speed up the licensing p~. Bub the AEC has yet to come up with suggested legislation, he said. ~ THE AEC says tough new en- vironmental laws established in 1969 and protests by environmen talists have figured in some construction delays. · A review Gf the environmenta l c9111· patability of 100 plants in operation, under construction or planned played a prominent part in a hiatus of 17 months ,. ending in May 1972 during which no ma· uc ear ortage DAILY ,JLOT Stell '""" THE SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT: ONE OF 29 OPERATING IN THE U.S. H11 the Great CINn Hope of Eloc!Tlcal EMrvy Filion Too For Behind Schedule? ... The delays are serious enough to raise quesUOfl! about the ability of government and industry to step up the pace of development, especially to help meet ~ requiremellls In tbe next decade. AEC and industry spokesmen concede ·the gOing baa been rough In recent years and Serious difflcultles remain, but they say 1972 may have represented a turning poin~away !rom their prob!/"'"· ~ jor licensing actions were taken. Both the · Industry say, nuclear power wlll con· -AEC and industry have charged some en- tirbute 34 percent of the nation's elec· vironmentatists with using unjusti.flable ,__ __ them different without apparent ad· ·vantage." ' equipment "not manufactured under percent at all 29 niiC!earpOw<r plants ___ • tricity and by the tum of the century 60 delaying tactics. . speciflcattons under which It was ordered." '1'1lis., says the AEC was among the problems llesetting Duke Power Company's 841,000 kilowatt Oconee 2 plant at Seneca, S.C. now in operatiGn. • CHIEF REASON for their cauUous op- timism: Besides the plants now operating or un· der construction. 77 others already are contracted for, including a record 35 ordered in tm. The 35 plants together y;ould generate 42.5 million kilowatts, almost three times the present nuclear generating capacity which provides about percent, . with the help of so-called But the commission indicates that nuclear breeder reactors. most 0£ ·the construction delays have 'Ille AEC concedes It has bad to lower bee'n due to other reasons, including: slightly projections made a little more -Lack of. standardization . in plan\ than a year agG for nuclear c,apacity in ~eslgn. On th1~ sco~e, L. Mannmg M~t.z- the early 1980s, but it said its forecasts 1ng, the AE~.~ d1r~tor Gf regulati?n, are still within the probable range sug· says .a fa~tor 1m~.<hng the acceleralioo gested in earlie r prdictions. of licensing dec1s1ons has been the What are the chances of meeti ng these te~dency for nuclea~ power. pJants to ,be ! ts? built oh a one-<>f·a·kind basis. Some new orecas · plants 1;re larger and more compJ.ex than REP. MELVIN Price tD-111.) chairman their predecessors, while oth~ in' of the Joint Senate-House Atomic Com· corporate design changes which · make -LATE DELIVERY of equipmenl This wu one factor contributlng to the delay· of three plants of the Tennessee Valley Authority at Decatur, Ala. -Labor problems, including strikes and low labor productivity. These we.re an1ong contributing factor,: responsible for• the delay of Consolidated Edison Company's big Indian Point 2 plant north or New York City. -"Quality assurance difficulties," that is, prGblems arising from component Consumer advocate Ralph Nader has urged the AEC to declare a moratorium on building all propooed nuclear power plants and those in the early construction stage "until all safety-related issues arc resolved." Nader and an Grganizalion called the "Union of Concerned Scientists" also recommended power cutbacks of up to 50 Nader and the scientists' group declared "the danger of catastrophic nuclear power plant accidents is a public safety problem of the utmost urgency in the COlmtry today." · The AEC. in a draft of a proposed new report to Congress on the safety of nuc· !ear reactors, says the chances are only aboul one in 100 billion e3ch year Gr a truly major accident, one releasing 5 mil lion curies of radioactivity. A curie is equivalent to the radiation released by one gram of radium. ~-'----Our Man in San Franclseo Coppola's Coppering His Cupola How Equal the Equal Rights? By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Francis Ford Copp:il a is putUng a $500,000 chunk of his "Godfather" earnings to good use by buying that beautiful landmark, the Columbus Towers at Kearny and Columbus; not only that, he vows to scrape the ugly blue paint off its historic cupola so the copper beneath on his face ... What you're supposed to may shine again. Hooray for Francis! (Eventually, his offices, presently on do, of course, is sniff the cork and say Fol som, will be there). "Corking" unless it's plastic, in which case a rude suggestion is in order. OAKLAND continues to g r o w mysteriGuser : the World Champion KCBS' ROY TRm.tBULL, eschelv· A's games will not be play-by-played ing brown bats or attache cases, takes on an Oakland radio station this bis lunch to work ln a container that season {or a San Francisco one, for looks like a giant peanut and naturally that matter), the reason being that it's quite a conversation piece. "I'm a Mr. Finley wants too much bread; like hit man for Planter's," Is Roy's usual half a million. Closest-to-Oakland sta-rejoiner, but he was stopped cold on tlon carrying the games will be ln the bus the other morning when a Pittsburg, so if you're an A's fan with schoollx>y studied the peanut , then a crystal set, too bad. Roy and asked at last: "What grade WHO'S WRmNG Bobby Scale's are you in?'' campaign slogan, one of his op-TALK ABOUT SKEWPS! Alex ponents? His posters in AC Transit Melteff confides that the Mafia and the buses, notes Janice Leigh Rodgers , Gay Liberation Front have merged; read "Elect Bobby Seale f\1ayGr of now, when you get the kiss of death , Oakland. Everyone has a right lo a job you also get dinner and dancing. whether he has skills or not." which is either Bobby's platfonn or an ~pology. OUR NATIVE geniuses: Ken Healy wasn't surprised tG read, in the S.1'~. TIIANKS A LOT, Tim Leary: That Health Dept's aMual report , that local schoolyard jingle sung to the more babies were born here las l melody Gf "Frere Jacques" that goes September than in any ot.ber month. "Marijuana, marijuana, LSD, LSD "Naturally," be shrugs. "That's the scienti!U make it, teachers take it ninth month, Isn't it?" why can't we?" is now being bandied about at the first-grade level, to the 111E EAST BAY'S Dr. Billy Llnfoot, consternation of educators. ooe of the two eight-goal polo stars in the U.S. led the Boca Ralon team EN GARDE for another lampoon, tG a 7.5 victory Gvet HoustGn in Postmaster Lim Poon Lee! Ship's Florida . Score would have been 7-~ if Broker Jack Chamberlin, whose office Billy hadn't managed to make a is in the Bank of America bldg .. mail-brilliant SO-yard angle shGt into the ed a $100,000 contract via registered Houston goal, thereby bccGnting tho mail to a client at 200 Pine, 900 feet Roy Riegels or polo. , .(Sorry. kid, r 1--l·-<iw•y,.on..aJ!d~ay !llil It aw~.i;th!'.'•-don~.J1'lve.Uma.to..te!Lyou a)l9ut Roy fGllO\\'ing Thursday. Sa me f'ri ay. e Riegels, or even Wrong-\Vay Cor· malled a letter to •lelsinki. 9000 miles rigan). .away and it got there 24 hours later .. •. Thl s'may Gr may not have something SECRETS OF SUZANNE: Niven ·10 do with the new sign in the post of-Busch's big new novel, ' ' Th e fice at Steiner and Geary: "It ls a Takeover," which ls taking off, is Federal Offense TG Slrl kc a Postal dedicated "TG Suzanne," the last Employe. 11 nam e being de Sanz., as 1n Bridge Champion Juan de Sanz, whose e1-. NEAR THE Balclutba recently, a "·tre she Is. sightseeing helicopter clatt<red by as Jack C.sford ralS<d a fist and hollered FRANKLIN Mleull. owner ol the "Dirty oolae polluter !" "Right , that's Warriors. lunched twice at Nate one thing Ded didn 't quite work out." Thurmond's The Beginning on nodded hiJ companion , Igor Sikorsky Fillmore rtccntly, "ith 6'11" Nate Jr,, son of the pioneer developer of the wa.itlng on hin1 . "Not a bad waiter," helicopter. says Franklin. '"but the food gets cold REMEMBER the item about Fun. "'hile he 's bending down to serve It." J..ovlng Bud RJce or Sacran1cnlo "''ho, ADD JNFfNfTET\1S: At Pacific and when the waiter offered the wine cork , Van Ness, a car stopped lit o red light stuck 1t•'ln b ts ear and munnu rcd and was rear-<inded by the following "Sounds good(jT Anyway, at L'Etolle car, "'hose driver apologJzed receotl1 il WM Actor Walter Matthau laconically : "Sorry, I've been follow· who wai oftettd tho cork , and Fun· Ing you for oome time and the W8'J Loving Walter oet It afire and then us-)'OU drive I h::d you figured to run the <Cl It la"palnt a moustache and beard Ught bu t )'Oll'fooled me !"" i I Will Women Be Drafted or Forced to Pay ·Alimony? By LOUISE COOK been rejected by nine states -including A....:iei.i:i ,,..,. Wrlttf' "'N°ebraska which reversed an earlier Will \!.'Omen be drafted? Can a hllSband ratiflcatio'n vGte demand alim ony? What will happen tG -· separate rest rooms? _ TllE REVERSAL Itself is Gpen to Questions like these are confusing op-argument. No Gne seems sure whether ponenls and supporters of the equal • It's legal. rights amendment (ERA). Nebraska state Senator John de Camp The amendment is short and simple: told the legislature he had been in touch "Equality of rights under the ametxlment. with the U.S. Senate Judiciary Com· shall not be denied or abridged by the mittee and had been told the legality United States, or any state, oo account or' issue "'·on't be considered until 37 other states have ratified the ERA . sex. "TIIE CONGRESS shall have the 1xnver to enforce, by appropriate legisla- tion, ·the provisions o{ this article. This amendment shall take elfect two years after the date of ratification." ~ 'l'he very simplicity ci the language llas caused &ame of the confusion. It is so broad that most observers feel specific issues will have to be decided in the courts. "NG one is sure exactly what it would do," said state Rep. ArthlD' Wllkowski, a Democrat from Ohio, where the amend- ment is pending. "If it passes, all we do ls wait for the court decisions on the constitutionality of present Jaws." 'I'he amendment must be approved by 38 states within seven years or its 1972 p<l"l~age by Congress to become !av;. It _ has Ileen appro\•ed by 29 states. It has Key issues in the arguments over v.·hat the amendment means are military service, so-called "protective labor laws," the family and the rights of privacy. Former Selective Ser1ice Director CUrtls Tarr saJd there was "no question" that women could be drafted if the amendment were ratified. TIIE DRAFT also was part of the debate . in Tennessee, where f i v e Republican senators have introduced a resolution to rescind last year's ratifica- tion vote . "Those fears that mothers will be con· scripted into military service if the equal rights amendment is i:atilied are totally and completely unfounded ," said Mrs.· Osta Underwood. ·past president of the Business and Professional \\1omen·s Club. She said that only "qualified" women could serve in the armed forces. The Arkansas Senate amended the amendment to exclude women from military sentioo. Th e bill still is pending; but even if it's passed, it \l.'0011 count toward ratification because of the change . A spokesman fGr the AFL-ClO, one of 'No more radlcal piece of legislation eould ha"e fJeen de·.,lsed to force momen out of the honae.' the leaders in the fight against the ERA, said the amendment "would nullify a good deal of protective legislation for women workers ." Supporters of the amendment argue, however, that many of these laws were invalidated anyway by recent civil rights legislation. STATE REPRESENTATIVE Michael P. Stinzlano, a Democrat who is ccr sponsoring the move for ratification in Ohio, said arguments against the amend· ment have been "based on miscon· ceptiOO! and emotion." He said 142 areas of Ohio la\v would have to be changed if the amendment passes. "They will need to change these protections," he said, "either tG extend them to men or do away with them entirely." Several of the most emotio nal arguments stem fron1 the amendment's effect on the family and the right to ·privacy. Phyllis Schafley of Alton. UL, a leader in the fight against the ERA, said the amendment \\'OU!d ma ke \Vives equally responsible for half the family support. .. No more radical piece ol legislatioo could have been devised to force women outside of the home ." she said. Not so. argue U.S. Jlepresentatives Martha Griffiths of r.fichigan and Margaret Heckler of Massachusetts. "Women are being duped," Represen- tative Griffiths said, claiming that the - ERA would not a[fect personal relations but would be directed only at the govern- ment and discriminatory laws. Mrs. Underwood agreed : "The equal rights amendment will govern laws and governmental units. It will not change social customs." A spokesman for Common Cause, the legislative lobby that is leading the fight for adoption Gf the amendment, said that the interpretation of the law would have to be left to the courts. a Repnhli~an FDR? ; Nixon Aiitlwr Sees President Leading_ New American Majority By ARNOLD B. SAWISLAK Ulllltd 'rat lnteri11tt1:n1M Wrllff' The first "Inner circle" book from the Nixon White House is in print , and it tells us the PreSident did such a good job or ste ng e ooseve t-Q)fililion out frOm under the Dem<>erats that he n1ight go do,vn as "the Republi can FDR." Patrick J . Buchanan, a speechwriter listed as special consultant to the Presi- dent, has written 11The New MajGrity'' for the Girard Bank or Philadelphia as the fourth in a series of essays "to stimulate Jlllbllc int.....t In and concern ror major problems and issues of our day." Wblle most of the 79-page book Is devoted to a. narration of Nl1on's t96S.72 term and his prGblems with "an arrogant and unelected liber&t elite, emboldened by a few hundred thousand street aux · lliaries," It Is Buchanan's look Into the future that will attract most" poUtlcol at · tent ion. FlRST, Buchanan explains the 1972 Nixon landslide as not only ... a' victory of the man over McGovern." Say1 Buchanan: "It was also a vtctory ol 'tho New American Majority' over the 'New PoUtlcs,1 a victory of traditional American values and btllefs over the clalms of the •counter-culture,' a victory of 'Middle America' ever the celebran ts of \Voodstock Nation. "This reality makes the long-predicted 'realignment or parties' a possi bility , ahd could l!}_ake Mr. Nixon the Republican FDR.' • .. • ~le explains that Nixon, "hunting where the Clucks are " lined up the South, the Catholic and ~hnlc minorities of lbe North, East and Midwest, "more unions 'Desplt~ hb enornaous lanlbllde, Mr. 1" I ;r on'• opposition i. tie Ith er h11mbled 11 or hanrtlct1• ln'e • and labor !e:i ders tha n.any R publicnn In history," nnd a large new share of the JeWlsh vote. BUCHANAN CONCEDES Nixon failed to convert blacl<s, although he says It "ls not ..• understandable" that the Presl· dent and his admlnlstration should 11be written off u lnsenliUve and blgottd." Alter unveiling tho J>*iblUty that Nii· on might be the GOP's grand coalition- builder, Buchanan coppers the bet by outlining the Gppositlon that Jhls fresi· dent 1nust face and FDR did not. "Despite h1s enormous landslide, Mr . Nixon's· oppo61tlon Is neither humbled nor inarticulale. Jt still dominates the public dialogue : it can yet claim the allegiance of the most educated and articu1ate segments Gf American Ille." 0 1F THE President's political ma jority ls to be an enduring enllty, ti mll!I develop the lnstltuUons and train the ln- dlviduals who will articulate its val11<1 and beliefs and carry on Its tradltions," Buchanan writes. Republicans and con· servatlves have proven themselves in elective politics but "they have yet to begin the bulldl111 of • competing 1truo- ture, an alternaUve establl~hment." "Where are the soclaJly active and politically aware foundaUons whose generosity, \Vtalth and power can match the big foundations ol political liberals? "Repobllcans and conservative would do well In cGn1Jng years to call public at- tention to this lmbalancingi!e ture In American politics and lo dev , create and support lrultltutlon.s to de and ad- vance the Ideas and valueo of' llliddle Americ:a 'It IN TRAT Budlanan may have the greatest idea-ror the employment of double-domes sin ce the inve ntion of the Juriior college. Picture It -Republicans and Democrats going at each other ham- mer and tGngs with political speeches every election 'year; and their allied pro- fessor s and scholars sn1ltlng each other with treaties and monographs the rest of the time. But "'here in al\ this ~hall we find time for the real Middle AmeMca n va lues - the basebaJl standings and the Miss America Pageant? --·-- Saturday, April 7, 1973 The coinmcnt page of the Dally Pilot seeks lo inform and stimulate readers by presenting a vartely of com· mentary on topics of Inter· est and significance ~ from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. WHd, Publlshor • l .. .. ... "'------. --. --------. " Good morning, girls and boys. It Sllrely appears that swnrner is on its way. If the "'t of today iJ anything like the last couple of days, I'm sure l'll sPot some or you en- joying yourselves at the beach, maybe even i,n the water. - Uncle Len spent s o m e desperate hours this week waltt lllt--ttie tiaseba:U drawings to come in. And what happened? Well , Uncle Len has found out that baseball is not as popular as it used to be. 0 • • We used to receive oodleSOc cards and riddles and poems oq the su,tiject; and this Um~ we had JU5t enough good ones to pick three fine winners. I was especially pleased ===""'--.:..-:::;.,.;;;::;;;=,,,.------.,..--.l~:!!!!!!! with the art wiMer. Thls is .,, what you call real im· agination: Now, Uncle Len heard a joke once about a ., bunch oI animals playing baseball, but unrortunately it is too long to tell here. * PRIZE tl'INNER * At any rate, we sure love to see these creative pictures come In. And not only that, but the drawings o[ the animals are well done and all the rules were followed! By the way, this is the first week in a long time that we have Kerilyn S.ppington, 11, 18589 S1nt•.Andrea, Fountain Valley Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (I) Draw picture on piece oC plain, white paper S~ inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age anCI address on back of drawing. 1t1ail it to Uncle Len's Art C.Ontest, Box --~1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82Qfi. Entries must be rectived by oorrorr'l'hunday-for·production -cu-the -following Saturday:-Winner wiU- recelve Kennedy half dollar. _,,_ __ had-no-hippo& submitt.id.------ Now, for next week, the topic for our three contests will be fish. 'I11ere are several reasons. For one, Uncle Len is going fishing thls weekend. Oh, I'll probably be soooo seasick. AJso, if any 0£ your families are supporting the meat boycott (that is, not buying any) to protest the high prlces and to try to force prices to drop, you too may have seen a Jot of fish. (11lough I did notice at the store that much of the fish they are selling to people who are not buying meat is more expensive than the meat that they think is too expensive.) Anyway, you may draw any kind of fish you like best. If ·any of you are fans of Capt. Jacques Olusteau, you may have seen the repeat of hi s ex- cellent program on walruses that was·-shown this week. That could give you something to start with for your drawing, though the walrus is not ex- actly a fish. . I mentioned to you a couple of weeks ago that we had a wiMer in the Ask Andy con- test -and we did, or I mean we do. Andy sent the young lady a letter but we have yet to hear from her. As soon as we do, we shall announce who she is and wh8.t her question was. And she can pick Up her new. set of encyc lopedias. In our other mail this week we got a story about a goldfish -or maybe it was more of a riddle. Anyway, it reminded me that we haven't had a story contest for a long time, I want you to l;>e Utlnking about writing a little story, for sometime soon we shall have instead ol an art contest a short-story competition. And we'll print the winning entry right up there in the box where the art winner usually goes. But that's not for next week. After y'all get real sunburned from a long day at the beach, sit down and compose a poem and a riddle about 'fish, in ad· dition to your art entry -and make everybody happier . ~~~_(;a"f'O/~ .{;orner~~~.i RIDDLES anct JOKES '-' ,.., .-ti•• .. "* ........ •I• Ornt• C..t Delly Pilet, h• 1560, CnN Men, c.llf. Andy sand• 1 compltll 20-volume Ml! ot tl'le Mtrll Students £neyel09'dla lo AndrN SCrlma, av• 12, of s11111n Lt- land, H.'t., fOr ht!' Q11M!l(ll'I ; * PRIZE WINNER Bruce: What would you do if you had 10 minutes left to live? Becky: Well, I would go to the store and bu y a pack of lifesavers. TerHI J<M''' t , 16K2 0.1 Mir L1"t' HWllll"lfon •Hell What. caused tbe original supercootinent lo break apart? For a long time, this ques- tion stopped a lot of scientists from acce pting the Theory of Continental Drift. They rerus- ed to beli,eve that an original supercontlnent broke up and drifted apart. Rising convection currents have descending counterparts. The major ones are along cracks in and arou nd the Pacific. In mid-ocean a sink· L=====================~I ing current tends to drag the edges of , two neighboring plates into. deep trenches and~-------------------~! down to the mantle layer below. F o r t unately researchers went ahe~d and proved that it really happened and also ·teamed some or the causes. * Near the shores, one edge may sink while its neighbor shoves up and over the crack. This global pattern shifts the continents by shrinking the Pacific and enlarging the basins of the AtlanUc and In· dian Oceans. BASEBALL You field, you pitch, you catch a fly , You bat, you run, you steal, oh my, ll it's made of wood-or made of tin, That good old bat will help you win. I. IClft"""' llillt llellar ton ti Miry Clarie, 4» WHdltnd ''ac" Cctlfl Met9 ,.r !he w111nlM e11trY In th• 11ory ind -rn CClflfftl. Mall yMr -or dory lo Uncle L111, ... 1uo, c.tt• Mna. c..111. nu .. The 'vholc thing started way back when the global map was one world ocean n a m e d Panthalassa around o n e s upercon ti nent named Pangaea. Mountains arose, ice ages came and went. And about 200 million years ago, ominous cracks were cutting deep into the supercontinent. * There are slight variations L..---""-------------------'I As the cracks widened, the sea OOCl!Cled in and divided Pangaea into sections . Gradualy the pieces drifted farther apart and became the modem continents. in the earth's rotation. Some geo:physicists suspect that this factor and perhaps t h e geomagnetic field also helped to break up the 0tiginal supercontinent. But the major maneuverpig · seems to have been dooe bf the convection currents. These mighty pushing and pulling forces from below cracked the crusty surface in- to 10 major plates and many small subplates. The sa me forces are still at work . To grasp'll<>w this happened. we must imagine some of the planetary energies that keep * h • drift" I I Andy stn!l!i 1 uven·volum. sef ol' the t e COntmentS tng SOW Y CMonlclft ol' Nar1na to Wiiiia ICoNer. arOund the globe. The land 99• 10, ot Rowayton, CClflnec'1cvt, for hll Q1M1$fl1111: muses are slabs of light Do neas have wings? crystal rocks resting Qn ten No1 fleas do not have wings . large plates and many small The wretched little insect9 onu. The plates are molded h kabl I · I from heavier material in the ave remar e eaptng egs to iet from here to there. Suir mantle, just. ~low the crust. pose, for his size, a six foot Panga~a. it ts t~ught, was man could jump as well as a cracked_ into tectonic plates by 19 little flea. '11lat man could convection currents th a t leap a distance of 200 yards. tranS!X>rt heat through the A nea is such a g()()!i jumper bow~b of the earth. Along the that he does not need wings to original cracks there are travel. as most insect& do. The spreading wnes that . JX;ISh average flea measure9 about plates apart and al90 sinking one eighth of an i n c h . zonea that pull them together. Observers say that he can * Mountajnous m i d -o c e a n ridges run down the Atlantic and lndlan oceans. Their crests are !plit apart by rifts, formed by the original cracks In the supcrcontlnent. This is where rising convection cur· rent! transport heat from below and enipt lava under thC sea. Aa new rock contlnues to form In the rift zones, the sea noor grows and 1preads. The spreading floors widen the crack.s betwetn plates. This pusheJ The Americas and sections of the Old World farthc" apart. jump as far as thirteen inches. * Nobody has a good word to Say for the fleas because they are blooksuckers. They feed on Uving animals and some speeles feed on the blood of human beings. When they stab In their beaks and suck up their llquid nourislunent, they Jeave Jtthy flea bites. When lh•V leap from victim lo victim, the pes!ty parasites pick up and carry germs. We now know that the terrible buboolc plague Is spread by neas. when they carry the disease Crom infected rats. Meatless Everyone knows cats love fish, but thls cat, Bobby,. whose home is the Central Park Zoo in New York. doesn't look overly excited about what is being toSOtd to him. lsn't ii lit far a king? Regardless, he had to exlst on it for a week, as the zoo participated In the meat boycott to bring prices down . • llAILV PIL7 .......... Ah, S~nf ~ WJU>-the budding of the ~w .aeason.came.a)l«W'-·- family (of 10 ~-oount 'em If you can) to this sleek, proud mother. She is Foxy Lady, a Labrador retriever owned by Rich Nall, 5, of Laguna Beocb. The mother is about t\vo and a half years old, the pups three weeks. Six \Vere male, •four female. Good luck, Foxy. ,•, "I" .. world scope . (IOpainllflr-111~.,-coo,_) 1 Marton Brando refused to accept the "Oscar'' award for his role in the movie -. ~?-. -. -------. a-The Godfather b-Cabaret c-Hello · 2· In the first veto of ·his second term, President Nixon rejected a $2.6 billion -. ? •• bill that he claimed was bad legis-. latian under an "alluring label." a-aid to colleges b-civil rights c-vocational rehabilitation In addlllon lo being a family fun feoture, THE QUIZ (s 1111 integral part of the in-classroom ne\\'S program pr~ sent ed jointly In Orange Coast area schools as a publl<" scr\'lce by the DAJL'r PILOT and The Irvine Company.~ • •• ' ' • " , ... " ' " .• 3 The Canadian· govemment (CHOOSE ONE: will, will not) remain as a member of the Viet Nam peace-keeping force. news picture ' ' . . • 4 The militant Provisional wing of the out· lawed Irish Republican Anny (CHOOSE: ONE: rejected, accepted) the British plan for peace in Northern Ireland. 5 President Nixon-relaxed-restrictions oo oil.imparts. True or False? newsname (10 polnta ff,.,.. .... tdontllJ ltll-In .... ·-> As President of Egypt I recently assumed the added powers of Pre· mier in order' to pre- pare for "total confron- tation" with Israel and strengthen my country's domestic situation. Who ain-1? matchwords ,, points..,_ -motch) J ..... purge 2 ..... partial 3 ..... perjury 4 ..... periphery 5 ... -PIJ~Oin •·biased b·false testimony c·to steal d·to get rid of •-the outermost part (10 polftll ff ,.,.. ·-thl• -to.. ....... ~, This masterpiece, the Pieta, was severely damaged• last May when a Hungaria n attacked it with a hammer. After restoration, the sta tu te once again stands in St. Peter's' Basilica in the Vatican City now protected by a alass · ~· shield and a special warning system aj:ainst intruders. 'l{_ho g.e__at~is famoUS-worLoT aft!__ ' sportlight (2 pOintl tor Heh quntion •11'•red conwc:tb') l The Stanley Cup is awarded to the best . . ? •. team_ professional •·hockey b·football c·basketball " 2 For 1/2 point each, match the player with his team. A-Dick Allen a·New York Mets 8-Tom Seaver b·Cincinnati Red s C·Johnny Bench <·Oakland A's D·Reggie Jackson d·Chicago White Sox 3.Who were the winners of the NCAA Invitation basketball toumaments? and the National • 4 Golf pro . . . ? . . accepted a challenge by motorcycle dare-devil Eve\ Knievel to play golf for $10,000 a hole. ~ In the World Championship T ennls $50,000 Peachtree Corners tournament, .• ? .• beat top-seeded Rod Laver, 6·3, 6·4. a-Stan Sm ith b·Arthur Ashe c·Roy _!merson roundtable F...,_(no-.) Whit effect do you think the meat boycott will have on tood prices? VOUR SCORE: t1ID100 painll -TOP SCOR£! 11to90 points -Exeollord. 71 to 80 points -Good. 61ID70 --Fllir. 42-73 c VEC, Inc., MadilOll, Wilconsln . I ·§ !Olil!lllJ1 ••1·• !~::i•1 •!"'!''!A. ·vion·t :::i-a 'q·o ·•-1 ·p·v ·z ~ •. , :1Het1111ods 01161i111a~::i!W' :3110101dSM3N )•§ !•·t :ci·t =•·z :p·t :sovOMHOlVW ~'P'S ''"""'V 13WVNSM3N •111·5 :pe+::i•[•i·t :II!"'-( :::i-z '.•·1 13dOOSQ1110M The Easter Bunny is coming to Mariners . . 3110AHHUAl. " Entnts •til d.ir ,n 1ht lobby ol f.l~r111e1li; S..•1m9' on Monday, Apt~ J6th for , S d~v 1udgmg •nd 1•hib•t period. , An 111urd1 pre'"ntation W1U take pl•ce u 3 00 p rn on 1lie M•rinen lobby on Ftkhv April 20th. Bring your (1rn!ly ind frlt!ldJ to i;ee !hr rxhib 0 it •nd !O mtt t thr E1~ler Bonny 111 ptr10n on ilir 20th '8.u.kets m11v be p~h..sed but 1U decontionr must be c1.111orn dllighed. 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I ' ' ' ' I • I • ' l ' l l ' -, r • DAIL V PILOT ' 1971 • -\, • • • ommunzcattons Singer . ~ • SAIGON IAPl -Look at It this way. America 'a loot • Seabee but gained a Expert. to ~alk~ Featured 1t _Supper ~Jpj ew mlsslonary. John Tabor, U, wound ··-·--__ up.his .tblr<LY!ttoam tour ••. seven years ago, and shed his Navy uniform to enter a Roman CathqJlc 'temlnary ,bere. tJe's due to be ordained soon hopes eVl!ntua!}1-'to be assigned _,to Da Nang Prov!n~. to spend the rest of his Ure among the Viet· namese. ·"I'll alwBys be. an American." said I h e former Sca~e. "I love America. But I'd rather stay here and die for a reason than go back lo the States." ,Rhea Zaklch, de.sianer of ''l'eJ.1 It-Like It Is," Ille "ungame" will soeak from lhe pulpit ol the Shepherd of • ,ibe .J!Ws .. llJJJ ~\ettml~t Church In · v1e10 . 2600f Mulrl nday at 9:30 and 11 .. The .. ungame" is he J n JI I used Jn churches across the country and is avai l a bl e through the Cokesbury Book Stores. Mn. Zakich, ho~wtre turn- ed communication speciaJJst, was named Orange Coun!y Citizen of the Year In 1969 for ,. her involvement in the depriv· r. ed areas Of t.Os Angeles after • 1be Walts riots. SHE WILL relate some of her experiences. The title of her presentation is "Co1ne Passion." TO VISIT VIEJO Rhoa Z•klch ;:;--..--~· Folksinger Jlm StraUw:tee "'ill sin~ at the 6 p.m. polluck ../ .blY . .al .'G:ii!_with.lltY.~OIWL__Ce•tl't!lJ•C'-••1 ---· .t PJ1)-. :·.we.tll~. Forgiv~~ )Vil! . •· -super-.s.ndaJk-1 -·-··· .... -Ba_p_titre. -.. ,:,,.-' Strathdee Is a native of Ualvet1lly !laptlst Church, Callfornia and a tolksb)ger, at 2252 s.E. Bristol, Santa songwriter, church mllsiclan Ana; service Sunday at 11 and•editor .. .Quring his musical a.m., ·church school at 9:45; career, ·Strathdee has begun sennon 1'Tbe Doomed City," se~al folk-style -·choral by the ' Rev. Willis Carrico; groups. youth meetings at 6 p.m.,, He ls a songwriter and hym· service at 7; Wednesday Bible nal editor too. class at 7 p.m. Cwuntly, Sttatbdee i~ dOIDg First Baptist Churcb-or \Vhicker, fcrmer Korean Mis--Forgive.'' , slonary, speaking. OoroDQ del Mar Community St. lAtke's Lutheran Cburclr, .CoJgreg1tlooaJ Cburcb, at 611 Capistrano Valley Baptist Heliotrope· service 8 0 d at 13552 G o I i:I en we s L, Chureb, at ~ Del Obisp<>. chw-ch schoot Sunday at 10 Westminster; .service Sunday San Juan Capistrano; service a.m.; sermon "The First at 10:30 a.m.; sem"IOn by the Sunday at 8:15 ancl 11 a.m., MUe," by the Rev. Philip Mur· Rev. Philip Gelhar; seniQr church school and B I b le ray. citizen -hitridbcll choil I 6 classes at 9:30; sermon perform. ' ."Spiritual Motivation," by the PI ymoutlll CongrrgaUoaal St Paul's Lutheran Church R~v._ \j:.iJ Ii am Davf!!eort.;. CIJ.DtCh or Newport Harbor, s~ · Beach, l UL.Cy· service at 6:15 p.m .; trafuing 3262 Broad St., N·e-vpoT-r ol Lagua . __a · al S p.m .• Wednesday Bible Beach; service and church press n:tve; servi~ Sundab~ class at 6:45 p.m. ·school Sunday at 10 a.m.; IO a.m., se'rmon E11vuy - concerts in schools,· churches, Laguna Hills. at 2452l 1'1oulton coffee houses . and ~ert Pkwy.; service Sunday at lt halls, a~ 1s I e ad 1 n.g a.m .. church school at 9:45: ~orksh~ 1n _the use or muSJc sermon . "Not Peace , But a tn worship. _H_lS concerts are a Sword ," by the Rev . Thomas Temple Baptist Church or ~lend of or1g1nal so~g~. tradl-Brown. senior at Seminary of a.Usslon Viejo, 'meeting at t1onal ballads and sp1r.1tuals. the West : \Vcdne sdav Bible Mi ssion Viejo High School; sermon "Design for ' Delightful That Is or theJruth ears ~-1Y Living," by the Rev. John A. Voice," by the Rev . Rpy Lindvall. Gesch: public staten:ient .of faith by teenagers during co.a: firmation. · M f S thd ' service and church school any .o. tra ee s. songs class at 7, youth activity al 8 haVe religious mean 1 n g s. p.m.; w 0 men, s Sacrificial Sunday at 10 a.m: .. service at 7 ffowever, . he _pre rers. not Luncheon Monday at 10:30 p.m.; sermon by the Rev. Clifr Prince of Peace Lutheran ... L11tlaeran Church Sponsors TV Show M~.::-Zakich has appeared on teJevislon talk shows and radio broadcasts and is in great demand as a speaker on high scOOol and college cam- puses. An aut.por and composer, Mrs. Zakich will be singing some or her own compositions. the mother oi two. They live in Carden (irove, where they .are. active in the Garden Grove United Methodis t Church. to categorize his mus1~ as 8 m Watson; Bible study at 6 p.m. Cburcll, ·2987 Mesa . Verde ''sacred" or "secular" but · · Drive, Costa Mesa; Services rather as all a part ~f one Flnt ~aptist Cbu~h, at 250~ Christian Seienee, Sunday :at . 8 and 11 a.m.; man's experience Cliff Drive, Newport Beach , sermon by Ric JacobSen ; His recording c.o mp a ny service Sunday at 11 a.m., t'brlstian ScleDCe Churches, Wednesday Lenten service at New Wine Productions h~ ch urch school at 9:45; sermon 'Flnt Church of Christ~ Sele~ 7:30 p.m. just released bis first' solo "It Is Finished," by the Rev. tlst, 2880 Mesa V~rde Drive, , Christ Lutheran Church, at 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente; service Sunda)t at to a.m.; sermon ''The Kingdom of God," by the Rev. J. Emory Ackerman; Lenten service Wednesday at 3 and 7:30 p.m .• "Life -That They Might Know You": Scandinavia n Smorgasbord Friday, April 13 at 7 p.m. She is married to Dan, a rea l estate salesman, and_ is Missionary Cou:p.le_']-Elickinger- To Speak Elected album House at the End Of Kenton Beshore: even i n g Costa 1'tesa, services at 11 NelglJ.borbood Congregadon- the &ad. service af 7; ladies' Bible a.m. and church school at 9:15 al Cbarcb, at St. Ann's and study at 10 a.m. Tuesday: Bi· Glenneyre; service Sunday at The First Baptist Church , -sot ·Magnolia . emita-Mesa. has ~H-e-Vr-, - begun a v.·eekly television pnr e w gfam called ·'The llour of Revelation" on K II 0 F · T V , ChaIUlel 30. The telecast is shown at 2:30 )>:m:-m-sundays and features Dr, Jbnmy Combs, pastor or Fiii! Baptist, teaching the pro- phecies of the B i b l e , ~cularly the Book 0 r Revelation. A group of about 100 members of First Baptist are the sponsors of the program and contribute each week to Its production and broadcast costs. Format for the half-hour show is a Jiving room scene in which Dr. Combs leaches a small Bible study group, iJ. Justrating this lesson with col· ,ored slides, paintings and ·charts. Joining with the church, the sponsor and the pastor in supporting the pre> gram is the ·Baptist-~1en's Club.O f which Henry Baird of Costa Mesa is president. Bazaar Slated Office Set In lrvi11.e Regional offices of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations will mo.ve one day a month beginning Wednesday to Orange County so that Rabbi Erwin L. Herman, regional director, can meet personally with . leudcrs of affiliated Reform ten1plcs. His hcadqunrters the second Wednesday of each month will be ill T.!n1ple licth Sholom of Santa Ana , 13031 Tustilf Ave .. where space has been made available for J\1r. llerman and other UAHC personnel when •their services are·need· ed for specific problems. The Rev. and ~·!rs. Edgar Coombs, veteran Foursquare missionaries lo Panama, will be guest speakers at the Costa Mesa Foursquare Church, at 1734 Orange Ave. on Sunday at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., the Rev..,, Robert Jacobs, pastor, said. ~1r. and Mrs. Coombs graduated fron1 L.l.F.E. Bible College, Los Angeles in 'June of 1950 and served as pastors in Colorado, California and Kansas prior to their ap- pointn1ent to the rri.ission field. Thei r first api>ointment was in 1955 to Venezuela. where they served !or 11 years. At the present time, they are missioo· THJ:: RABBI'S schedule will 11ries in 1>anama where ~1rs. begin af 11: 30 a.m.~ and he will_ Coombs -serv~ as field super-:- be available to temple.leaders. visor or the nine provinces of staff and committe~ during the Republic. with 240 church· lhe luncheon hour, ttfrough the d I · p afternoon, at dinner and in the es an n1eeting paces in anJ· ma and the Canal 7.onc . evening. It is hoped that the evening The missionaries "'ill shovo' The Foursquare Church. 715 sessions will bring together color slides 'of their work in Lake St., Huntington Beach, representatives or v a r i o u s Panama v.•ilh particular em· ·will have a bazaar today from temples to discuss proven and phasis on the ministry to the 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the parking new ideas on R ef 0 r 111 primitive G\laymi and Choco lot of the church. Proceeds Judaism's many religious and Indians. will go to the building fund. educational programs. The public is welcome. -~-----------------~--• For Region The Rev. Loren D. Flick- inger, min iste r of the Newport Unity Church, was elected r e g i o n a I represen- tative for Southwest Region of the Unity Ministe~ a n d Teachers Association at \a re- cent ministers' conference in Palm Springs. The region includes ~la\vaii, Nevada, Arizona and Soulhern California to Santa Barbara. Mr. Flickinger, "'ho is also a vocalist, was ordained in 1956 by Unity School of Chris- tianity, Unity Village. J\1o. After being ordained he served in Riverside, Pas ad e n a . Covina, Ventura and Santa Monica. He founded Newport Unity in 1961. He has served on the S9u!Jnye~t Bo;trd. of the Unity f\-1inisters and Te a ch er s Association. , He began his music career singing with the Dr. Lyons Boys Cho ir: He has sung in civic light opera, and he sings regularly for convalescent hospitals and numerous com- munity projects. As a regional representative he will unify activities of the chu rches in this area. <i.m.: First Church of Christ, 0 W Do b/e class \Vednesday at 7:30 I a.m.: sermon " hy p.m. Scientist, 8th and Olive, Hunt· Men Suffer?" by th e Rev. ..ington Beach, services and J hn R Id J.· -S' hd -P8lrvieWBapti5t Churth, St church school at 9:30 and ll 0 -· eyno s:. un trat ee Fairview and Fair. Costa a.m.; First Church of Ctirist, guest singer at potluck supper ~1esa; service Sunday at IO Scientist, 3303 Via Lid 0 • at 6 p.m.; Passion Story Tues· a.m .. lalkback at 11 :15; ser· Ne"·porl Beach, se rvices and day at 7:30 p.m. n1on "\Vho ls Jesus Christ?," chur:ch school at 9 and 10:30 Lutheran Churrh of the by David \Vallace of Ameri-a.m.; Second Church of !\taster, at 2900 Pacific View can Baptist Seminary. Covina. Drive, Corona del M a r : First Baptist Church, at 301 Christ, Scientist. 3100 Paciric service Sunday at 10 a.m .. ~1agnolia, Costa Mesa ; service View Drive, Corona de! Mar, church school at 9: sermon Sunday at 11 a.m., chu rch services and church schoOI at "Man's Cha llenge-to..God," by school at 9:45. Sermon "\Vith 10 a.m.; \Vednesda:y testimony the Rev. Paul R 0 me is : Christ in Gethsemene," by the meetings al 8 p.m. at all four Wednesday 1:.enten service at R J. eom•-7 m churches. 7:30 p .. m. with film "The ev. 1mmy l.R>; p. . service "Could Christ Return Crucifixion." in 1973?"; Wednesday semi· Newport Harbor Lutheran nars at 7 p.m., general assem-En!!inee1• Church. at 798 Dover Drive, C.J NewpQrt Beach : service Sun- 'Centurion' T R I day at 8 and 10:30 a.m.: 0 e ate sermon "It's the Lord 's Store.'' by the Rev. Roger Fallh Lutheran Church of Capistrano Beach,, al 34318 Calle Portola ;-scrviCC SiiiiOaY at 10 :30 a.m .. church school and Bible class at 9: sermon "God's \Viii or Your \Viii?", by the Rev. James Knotek : mission nieeting and potluck Sunday at 7 p.m.: \Vednesday Lenten service al 7:30 p.m., (See PULPIT, Page 9) Minnesotanft To Perform: In Mesa Sl1ow Slate<l His Rescue Berg: Monache High School The Hillcrest Lu the r a n Concert Choir to perform at The F,:aster Cantata "The Centurion" \viii be present- ~ Sunday ~ 7:30 p.m. al Fairview Baptist Church bv the 40-voice com- bined ch'otrs or Aldersgate l\fethodist Church or-·Tustin and Fairvie\v Baptist Church or Costa ~1esa. The '"Centurion '' is a com· i:;:osition of Jack Coleman. musical director with Walt Disney Studios and an Orange County artist. The ch oirs \Viii be under the direction or 11,frs. Priscilla Hal l. musical dir cc· l~r or· f'airvlew Church. The public is invit ed. Bengt Junvik. an Arcadia engineer, 'rill relate his ex· periences of the crash or his plane and his rescue in the Alaska mountains last May at Crown Valley Covenant Cfiurch, ·24500 La Plata Dri\'e, Laguna Niguel, at a 7 p.m. service &inday. JlE WAS forced dO\\'n on the rocks by strong \\'inds and waited for twelYe days for a possible rescue. He \\'38 rescued on the 13th day. Junvik's account will feature slides that he took during this harrowing experience. both services. Academy Choir of r·ergus Redeemer Lutheran Church, Falls, ~iiM .. is making its at 16351 Sp-ingdale St.. Hunt· 1973 Spring Choir Tour and ington Beach; service Sunday ~·ill present a program or at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; . sacred music at l'rince of sermon "Herod the Playboy," Peace Lutheran Church. 2987 by the Rev. Eugene 1'-leSa Verde Drive East, Costa Schramm; Lenlen-S e..r V-i.c.e Mesa; on lfhttrsday al'-7-: 30 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., p.m. ~~~ Are the Pure in Tile director, Mr. John S. Christ Lutheran Cbureb, at 760 Victoria, . Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8: 15 and 11 a.m., church school and Bible class at 9:30: sermon "The lmpossible Made Possible.'' by the Rev. Lothard Tornow: Lenten services Wednesday at Erickson, is a graduate d. Con· cordia Co 11 e g e , Moorhead . Minn., and studied musi c under Mr. Paul Christiansen, director of the Concordia College Choir. All of the 38 students in the choir are senior high school students at the academy. ----- ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST ASSEMB LY _OF GOD lAO E. 22nd St .. Co•ta Mesa -548-3761 E. W . Phill i1n . Pe1tor For Tra111portotlo11 Call 642·0512 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:10 A.M-S1111d.., Schoel ClcrsMS fAll A991I CHILD CARI AYAILAILE I 1 thru II 10:50 A.M.-''lrok1t11 FelloW1hl11"' Pcntor PhlUlp1 Spealtl119 6:00 P'.M.-"A Nation Und.r God" .-~~~~~~·ft~··-·-'-"_m_._._ •• _ .. ~"-''~~~~~~~-. I H011H of Monn-Ftldoy-8 P'.M.-CoffM Ho111e 740 Cy Holme1, Oir1c:tor ' HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD I 541-4704 W. Wilson, Cost• Mesa Y. L. HERTWECk, P'ostor OAL•N F. HEllTWECK Mlllllftf' ., Yeufll CAllL GENTRY M111l1,.., .. M111lc -SUNDAY SERVICES - 9:45 A.M.-S1111eloy School 10:50 A:M.-Speclal Gvest Speaktf" E¥011,-ll1t CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH • 23rd StrHt at Orange, Costa Mesa -548-5303 Pcntor: Robert M ...... ,.. • To•" Paltor -Fredi M9rtl• Moridnt Worshlp--10:10 •·"'· -S1111dcty Sc~o.m. Sundoy E¥e11l11t Wonhip-7:00 p.m,_,rayer Meetiitt Wed.07:00 II·"'· SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING COAST BIBLE CHURCH Morco Forster Jr. HMjh, Son J11011 Copbtrano 491-1949 494·1141 110°0407 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llt.ANCHES OF THI MOTHER CHURCH THI FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSms "ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?" APRIL 8, 1973 Re¥. Clyrneno lowllnt 7:00 P,M.-Spec.lol Gun t Speoker Re¥. Clymeno lowllnt COSTA MESA CH RIST IAN SCHOOL I Costa M~sa-Fi rst Church of Christ, Scienti1t 2180 Mesa Verde Dr., Costo Mesa NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fift9enth and Monrovia Streets 1:30 A.M. & II :00 A.M. -,_io rning Worship DISORG-ANIZATION: TURNING-LIFE INTO A DISASTEI • MUM: 11·14 "REBELLION" S.r"'o11 Ir Pastor 9:45 A.M.-Sunday School 6:00 P.M. "SEVEN LAST WORDS OF THE CROSS" 5Mmoll Ir P'ostor Wetl., 7:JO , .... -Dbc:o¥et"l11t th4t Now T.storneftt -M.n. 11.25 0fN11nerr & Chlld c.,. AHil11blt for ol 5-nfcetl Dr. Georg• 0. Wood, Pastor 646-7117 CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St .. Hunfington Beach -548-8529 Sultd•y kltool 10 •.m. -Wonhlp 11 :15 o.m. S111t. • .,.. w.,.hJp 6 P·"'· -f:omlly nlte Wed .. 7 p.m. lef'. A. C.. Stw•i Peder -Jlni Ho11eo. Ml11hter •f Ed11c.otlo11 Sunday School -9:15 A.M. Church Setr¥kc -11:00 A.M, Readlnt RetetM, 2850 Mota Verde Dr, Huntington Beach-First Church of Chri1t, Scientist Ith & 011,., H••tl119toft ltoch S11ftdcry School -9:10 & 11 :00 A.M. Ch11rch -9:10 & 11 :00 A.M. Reodl11t Roem -221 Main St. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist JlOl Via l ido, Newport leach Ch•rth & S.Hoy School-9:00· 1 O:lO A.M. lttodh1t ltHlfl, JJ 15 Ylo Udo Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scienti1t 1100 P'aclflc Ylow Dr., CotOflO ffl Mar • Ch1rcti Ii S11itdcry School -10:00 A.M. lMifl11t I C.om -3500·1 c .. t Hwy. ChNt Netthsvtl Wff. l•el'llflt TettllftOfly MMrhp -I p.m. -All Cfl•rchet ... 1u tArt cordiall11 invited to attend fht church 1ervices and enjoy the privilegei of lhe Readr110 Rooms Chlld Cote Pro•ldetl AT ,\LL Sl'IYICIS Newport Un.ity L.OllliN D. FLICKtNCtR, Mlnltter hfttl•"' s.nke-10 A.M. -,.. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 4861 Nicholson, lrrln• 1511'1 Di~ FrteWl'f lo Ct11Ytr -Ltfl .n Nicllohon) In. Rich Setn"lso11, Pastor 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for all aqes 11 :00 A.M. Mornln9 Worship NURSERY CARE PRDYIOED AT BOTH HOURS Fer lnforinoti9" Conternl"' Otl!tr MIM!lnts C1U IJJ.1H1 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Alfili1l1ll with 1"-l111tlfl Gtntrll Conftrtnc1 NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE "SCIENCE OF MIND" IUNDAY SERVICE & SUNCIAY SCHOOL ......................... , !110I A.M, Mlllitttt •• , • Ell111$t C. Jeck,... 541 Cntef St., Cost. Mao -546.1012 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE of Uguri. l t;tth 2*2 L .. llll'le Cenyon ilhl, et Et TOr'I Rd. Henry GtrfllrG, o.o. -Mln!Htr JUI Gt!'lllrG, A11l1tenl Mlllilttr SUNDAY SERVICE -t & 11 A.M. Jr. Chun:ll & Youlll Gt'OU(tl -' A.M. Only CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ••• , •• , •• , ••••••••••••• , • , 609 11tli St., Hu11tl .. to11 leoc•-5)6·5150 Sclenee of Mind Leefure ••• , , , , ,, •• , • , • •••• •• , •• 9:JO A.M, Femilv Worship Ser.,ic.e ••••••••••••• , •••••• , ••••• 10:50 A.M. -NurMry Ctre A.,•ll•llt1 - "LIFE OF INCARNATI ONE" Sermon by "'"· G.ne Tnomp1on, Mlnl1 l1r DIAl·A·PllAVEll 5J4·11l2 lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE\ OP NEWPOllT IEACH IMtmobtr Cllun:ri. Unit" C.._n:h .. RtUOI-klerte:t, L A.) SUNCAY SlllVICI llMI SUNCAV SCttOOL -1•1• A.M. ALllllT IUllKE, llScl"-Mlnl•tlf' ~ ' APIU ••• 1-"UN IS A MIROl" LITTLli THl.ATllE-COllONA DEL MAil HIOH SCHOOL 2111 IASTILf',.._, NIWl"OllT l l ACN 1"011 AN INSPlllATIOHAL MllSSAGl-DIAL ...w514 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD OF. MISSION VIEJO .... --" .. ot MISSION YllJO HIGH SCHOOL lMltlk RHMI 601 10:00 A,.M. -Suncloty Morr+lnt Worthlp 11 :00 A.M. -9unday School for all a911 • 1714~ 635·6110 (714) 635·6116 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets ' Corona del Mar ~l).ltClf (; \:!:I• 0.1' Huntington Beach I Biblt Sc.hool & Morni119 Wor1hip 9:00 & 10:10 A.M. ~ I' ,... s -"' ;z -~ Ill .,. Youth Groups • , , •• , 6:00 p.m. E .. en;ng Worsh ip , ••• 7:00 p.m • Nurser~ CIT! Ot'OVIClfd II Ill str .. 1ct1 Ofllct: Sld-2S8t 01e1 Oe..011on su.tsao + + EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST MelltoMM Rocrootlofl C.ister 25100 Mt11tuoso Dr. Mhtlo11 Ykjo 516·4757 516°)711 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wel'llllp -10 A.M. Cti•rcti Sc•ool -10 A.M, 644 . 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL 340 St. ,&,.,.., Plctce .t 41nltr(re Joh• M. lteylt9'16-Ml•l•Mr ~~ ... rr. i. hmltf Woptilp • Ch•rch k••ol-10 A.M. I ~ ~z "WHY DO PEOPLE SUFFER?" 494-1061 nf J{cwport HarLor t :OO A.'iJ.-llt.le Stucty with Mr. WllUam Wllllo1n1 7 :00 r. M .--llb .. Stucty 10:00 A.M.-Dr. Phi I. KClllfftnctft ,,....,.. of A1Mi11 Ollttffcfl ''Tho Chttrc}' .ht M11htlatl CMMI" JOHN A. llNDYAll, Pl.STOit -llN FR.A.SIR, INTIRN MIN ISTER. lt62 ll'eM St., N._,.,. l"'h -642·21~0 NUllllEllY CAllE PllGV1DEO AT ALL llflVICIS • .. Attend ChU.rch This Sunday Sufldey Sc.hool fot tll •t•• -9100 •·'"· Attend the· Church o/ 'y,,ur Choice " . 1 Stfl •ltd IMM, Ne_.,.rt ..... ~ Office -646·1111 DIAL·A·PIAYD ~6-7711 • ------- ' ' . ' . . . • I · I • • MR. HARROi.D is com- pleting the four-year course iri leadership preparation and recently moved to San Glemente to take up his new duties as pastor. The church Conducts services at I 4 1 Miramar Street , San Clemente. Mr. Harrold received a degree in Industrial Relations fi:om USC. He has worked as a personnel manager a n d suoervisor or recruitment for Litton Indllstries. ITI', Cannon Marine Division ln the South Pacific. as a combat first aid man. He was wounded twice and received for bravery the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and the Navy and Marine Corps Medal. He and his_wif!, Jacgu~lyn, have two daughters, and will celebrate their 27th year of marriage in September; .. ' ---I S1Uirdil1 , Aprll 7, 19U OAILY PILOT 9 Cuch---r !!ell_ Choir ___ -se1iior Citizeris ~__-Play Pulpit & Pew To Lec ture In. Grov e ORGANIZED In late 1972. the group includes 11 senior. citizens, most or whom are between 75 and 80 years of age. St. Luke's Lutheran· Churc!l, located at 13552 GolUenwest, \Vestminster, is served by the (Fn!m Pqe 8,J ··surrer1ng Near Death." plus filmstrip. Glorla Del Lutberu Church, at1350 StonehtU-Driv$-, Dann Po int : service Sunday~ at 8:30 and Jl a.m.; church school and Bible class at 9:45; sermon "The Christian Church .Js GrowJng, Gl'Q.\Ving.'' by the Rev. Donald Bankson; in-- formal Sunday se rvice at 7 p.m. Metho d l•t _ Rev. PQ_Uip $:. Gehlhar whose_ 0 _rJeWPQrt Ctnter U u .11 ~ d mother, Josephine Gehll1ar, is ~tetbodlst Church. meeting :it a member of the Handbtll 9 a.m. at 1'1S Agate, Balboa The public is invited to hear Choir. Island and _ at 11: IS 3t SL IN 1939 he started the James Burton C 0 f r m a n • ~11chael's and All Angels Toman Library Forum in author, eduCator and. lecturer Church, pa cir i c \'ie\v Chicago. This literary forum -speak at 2 p.m, in 'the Church S La Drive; sermon and Marguerite is still in existence. He also of Christ auditorium. ermOll St Avenue, Corona det ~1!lr; sponsor-ed and directed the C.offman has s erved sermon "Scape'goats," by the first Czech l!nguage radio churches .or C~ist in Texas, e Rev . John Knox. program m Chicago. In tbe and New York and in In Series '40s GoMnan· helped establish \Va shington D.C. fQr the past University United !\tetbodist the ' Great Books "Foundation 35 years. He has served as an Church, at 18422 Culver Road. Swue-," by the Rev. Bruce ser\'lce Sunday .. al-"9 :30 ~ , Kurr~. 10:45 a.m .. ;-sermon by · • Rev. arid ~11'9. R®eff JacobS,--;- Sl. Andrew 's Presbyterian Pananla missionaries. : Church, at 600 St. Andre\\'S ' Road . Newport e,aeh: servi<e-Newport Untty ()eater -of ~ and chUJ'(h school Sunday•at 8. Creative Uviog, at 15th and : 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon Irvine, Newport Beach ;: •'Llfepower: In Frustra.llon," S('rvice Sunday at 10 a.m .. : by the Rev. Charles ll. chul't'h school at 9: sennon : Oiererifield ; breakfast f or "Spring Into Action," by the : oon1mwlicpnt class at 8:15 Rev. Loren D. Flickinger. a.in. Lake Jfills COmmunity ' R ellglou• Selenee Church. meeOng at IA• Allsos Newport Jlarbor Churcb of l n I c r nl e d i a t e Sch o o 1 Rrligtous Science, Rt 541 Auditorium : service Sunday at Center SI.. Costa · ~1esa : 9:30 and II a.m.; sem1on "A scrvire Sunday at II a.n1 .: LOOk Into the Future," by sem1on ·"The Gre at Ex-the Rev. llarold Leestm<t : ample."' by the Rev. FJeanor singles class at, 9:30. Jackson. 1'c.1nple Betit David o t Orange Cou.nty, at 6100 Heney St.. \Vesuninster; service Fri- day at 8: 15 p.m.; sern1on by l~abbi Henrl Front. t d d .. tr . On Sunday, the Rev. Harold Irvine; service Sunday al 9 moverp.en · ' educator an a minis ator in F. Leestma will bring to the and l0:30 a.m.: s er nl o 11 Church of Religious ~ieact, . lie wrote "Soul of a Cen-high school s and colleges dur· congregation and visitors of at 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, First ChnrCh of lteli gious Sc.'lcn('e of Nell-port Beach, ineeting at the Little.Theater. Corona de l Mar High School: servic.-e Sundav at 10 a.n1.: scr111on "Lire is a Mirror," by the Rev. Albert Burke. ero~·n \'alley. c 0 v tin ant Church , nt 24600 'La Plata , Laguna Niguel; service Sun- day atJl a.m. and 7 p.m.; ser· moo "Mission Impossible,'' by the Rev. Donald Bo"'"·ers, pas· tor of Azusa church, 'guest preacher: at evening service, Bengt Junvik, plane crash vie· tim , \\•ill talk about his rescue in Al aska. t ry " an anlhology of Cz""h · thl J'me "Faith ls Hoping in Sonlethlng u ' ""-mg s 1 • Lake H'1Jls ~·mmuru'ty Church B h I S t f K 1 to modern k ""' Can \York for You," by the Laguna eac ; se rv ce Wt· poe 't"f rom 0 ar As a lecturer, he has spo en the final message of his fi ve· Rev. Ron Allison. da y at 9 and II a.m .. church poets. at more than 200 religious week Lenten series of sermons school at 9: sermon "Do You He is writing the life or a campaigns in more than ·30 based · on the Lord's Prayer. Shepherd of the HUis United \Vant to Be Happy?" by the Czech Jew writer. states and has conducted Pastor Lees t ma has Methodist Church, at 26001 Rev. Henry Gerhard: Thurs-~rman is Na~ i ~ n al gospel meetings in all of the presented the series as in-Muirlands, Mission V iejo : day JecturCs nt Leisure \Vorld Cha1~an of the Assoc1ahon to nation's major cities . t' g f th service Sunday at 9:30 and 11 t 10 Establish a .Seat !>f Cz~.___M!.~-=-Re!ir1·ng from· the full-t1'me ~ugura ive mes.$a es or e a a.in. h u--new church, which opened its a.m.; sermon ''Co in'-' . -llarbor Christian Chufcft, al Slovak Studies at t e n1vers1-ministry In 1971, he is devoting doors four weeks ago to serve Passion," by the Rev. l~hca Church -O{ Religious se.lenct, 2131 Tustin A\'e., Costa Mesa : ty of Chicago and many other his time to writing a com-..· southern Orange County. Zakich, communications ex -at 609 1 ltl~ St.. ltuntington serv ice Sunday nt 10 :45 a.m., societies. mentary on , the New Testa-The sermon cnt'1tled "A pert. Bedach: ~;rv1ce Sunday a~'9L:.310 church school at 9:30: sennon d d I. I I , • an 10:....,a .m.; sennon 1c .. 8 . U 11 G l "b Electric aild Contine ntal C<in M • • h la Co. for more than 16 years. In usician•SC 0 r addition he ha~ been j n_public___ · • ment an CQn uc mg ec ures Look into. the Future," \Viii 1 1 r On ,, by the un1n11ng p 1c ospe . y and evangelistic meetings. develop these words of the First United Method i s l o ncan1a e e, the lte\'. D. \V. McElroy. H. to · f th all rnoon Church of Fountain Valley , ~t Rev. Gene Thompson : · IS pie or e e · Lord's Prayer: "Deliver us services will be: ''The Beauty 18225 Bushard St.: service Wednesdny servJ,ce at 8 p.m. St. Jobo the D l v In e from evil." S d 10 '" al Ch ch t ~•• re..]ations. . · ..... He wrote the sy1labus for and desi.lt'"ed a cow-se in the "Psvchology of Human Rela- tipns" and taui;i:ht the course _fgi:_ the Fontana California School District, in the Adult ~ucalion Program. DURING WW ll Mr. Har· rold served with the First Y 011th Choir '.f o Perform of Christian Service." He will unday at 9 an :,,., a.rn .; -.. 1 R 11 1 Eplscop ur , a "'"~ To Lead Seminar The message will b e sennon "Don't Park Here,'' Fll'fit Church o e gout Orari"ge Ave., Costa. Mesa: also speak at the 10 a.m. and 6 pr~sented at both the 9:30 and by the Rev. Ford Miller; "The Science, at 141 Miramar, San service Sunday at 8 and 9:30 p.m. regular services. 11 a.m: services of the Lake Living Christ" film series at Clemente; servlee Sunday at hurch chool t 9 30 The topics at those times Hills church, which meets 11 a.m.; scrn1on "What's That a.m., c 5 ·8 : ; A famous jazz musiciM and Cal State -antfiropologiSt will lead a lab in ''Jewish Mystici sm and the Living Arts" at Israel Academy dur- ing the · Spring Quarter. The quarter opens Sunday at 3 p.m. at Unlversity H i g h School, Culver Road at Cam· pus Drive, Irvine . The jazzman-anthropologist is Fred Katz o{ Cal State Fullerton. Katz has studied Jewish mysticism for 20 years. in Jewish Mysticism to a con· tact with Hasidism.-with its emphasis on soul iulrillment through individual melodic im· provisation. will be: "Increasing Our . th d' . 6:30 p.m. 1 . 1 H 1., b prayer service and youth Faith" and "The Rewards of temporarily m e au itor1um p b teri J\lidd e Doing n ere . ldy group at 7 p.m.; service of the Los Alisos lntennediate res 11 an the Rev. Leslie S. Harro • Wednesday at 7 p.m. and the Ministry." SchooJ in Mission Viejo. Presbyterian Church of the t'ari9us Thursday at 10 a.m. Staffer Added Mr. Leestma's messages are Covenant, at 2850 Fairview COtt!Jregat·lont taped each week for broad· Road, Costa. J\1esa ; service cast on "Uplift," aired over Sunday at 8:30 and lO a.m.; Costa l\f es a Foursquare l •···1h1 d d' laLi sermon "Make Mine the Church, at 1734 Orange Ave,; KATZ'S LAB will be offered our~ an ra 10 s ons: ·-,iiiiii~i.,.iiiiii;..~:iii;;;oiii:;;;;;~~;iii,.iii.iiiii.i;;;ii;;;;;;;;;iii Capistrano Valley Baptist KHOF-FM, 99.5 at 9 p.m.11 In the second hour, following Church, San Juan Capistrano, Sundays and \Vednesdays ; his class in "JntrodhuctJion. t~ has added another full·time KOCM·F'M. 193 1 at 6;30 a.m. Jewish Mysticism: t e ewis staff member, Walter Sundays; and 'KEZY, 1190 at Way to Soul Fulfikllmtocnt." Falkenberry, who will serve 7:30 a.m. Sundays. Participants will see ex-as minister of music and For further information call press recurring 'themes in youth. 534-0275. Jewish Mysticism, in in· -'--~----------­ dividual and integrated art forms like the dance, visual "This WATCH Is Your Blble" Next Sunday How~oes Christian Science heal? Listen to first~and ex· periences. ·This week's program: The Monache High School C.oncert Choir will sing at Newport ffar_!>or L u .! h_ e r a n Ctiiirch on Sonday. The young -singers -attended Chapman THE O_Nf(-.tIME pop_ band arts, drama and vocal ~nd in· leader is known also for hl s strumental music. Oidiaven--flemoriol -park - K C 0 P Channel 13 __ Christ -IS .Coming And Will Reign On Earth "GOO'S PRESENCE IS OUR_ REFUGf" C.ollege's Invitational Choir Festival on Friday and will perform in the Orange County area the rest or the weekend. The director or Monache High Schoo] choral activities is Mr. David Ra smussen, a graduate of Occi d enta.l College. The pubJic is invited. work on the classical cello,and ~-nie--course-···&nd·-·the lab, · piano. either or bOth, are open to all "The synagogue cantor," he without cost. said, "was the fir:;t jazzman. I;::::;::;=========.! The essence of jazz, or course, is taking off and learning the fixed lines of a melody with NEED A LISTENING EAR? Chri1tl1n Co11n111i119 Can Help • , , where your soul is at any Rn. JAMES HINIY "'7 Will You Be Ready? rh, Southlantl'1 Most Beailliful · Memori"11 MAUSOlEUM • COlUMIAltUM • CIMETEtY Spon>ored by THE CHRISTADELPHIANS improvisation which takes you ..,~':! TREES of the WORLD 1 given moment." 54a.2137 _ 54 .. 1733 lmiil. • ..;.;":":.:__ Between Santa Ana and Orange Katz attributes his inter'.:e:'"'!'::=========~-=~~~~'.""'::=_'.'.O".'"~F:..'.a~ir'.:"'".'·e~w".._'.'A«;v~en".'ue~·:.:5'.':3~8':'·1~111_9:1 -'~='='='='='='='='='='='='='='='='='~='"" . J:OO-AM-«PM40-U 1:41 AM-CMPC 71G-l4 7:15 AM-ICOCMofM- 101.11-11.1. A,.U I , lt7J TRUTH HEALS ORAN GE c 0 AST ··c H URC H DIR EC TORY .JJartor C~ri6lian C~urc~ NEWPORT HARBOR A Cordial Welcome from . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES LUTHERAN CHURCH I LUTHERAN .CHURCH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of the Coastal Areas OF NIW10RT HACH -IDlsclpleol OF THE MASTER 798 Dover Dr., LI 8-363 I Christ Church Presbyterian Meetl19lepl9'ly Newp ort Beech 2900 Pa cific View Dr. NEWPORT CENTER Huntington le•ch At Upper t.y lofl Chill W-lp-t.atA.M.AT FIRST UNITED .20112M .. Hll9 l..._A ....... J H ........... Corona de! Mer. 21.Jl Tntl• Awe., C.to M .. Rot•r J. Berg, Pa1tor 111 Atafe, lalbH l•laltd METHODIST CHURCH lft, DOHlll I . leNm. ,__ Sunday School .................... 9:30 A.M. Rtv. Peul Ro mth, 0.0. 11:15 A.M. at St. Mkhoel'1 2721 17th St. 5)6.)537 Sunct.y Wonlil,1 t 1SO A.M. a...• k ... h t ,Jo A.M. Early Wor1hip l tOO 11.m. t :OO A.M.-S•lldoy C:h•rch Episcopal Churcll · Oflco: 20112 M .. Mlle St, n.-i t""4f40 Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Chri1titn Education 9:11 a.m. Marvltftfte ctt Pacific VI.-Dt, Services -9:15 ~ IO:lO ••••••••• > •••• Scll .. 1 Nursery Ctrt All Morn!11g Church of the Covenant Festive Worship . IO:l Ot .m. 10:00 A.M.-Wonlllp Service Col'Ofl• d.I Mer Church School -9:15 N•nery I Qlldeft.,... Pl'O'ffded N1.1r11ry for 1mtll child ren Ph•": 675·0tSO 2110 P.lmew 10011, con. M .. Phone: 642·2725 Mid -Wtek Lenten S1rYic11 provided lntee A. Kurrie, POlt91 Minister: Dr. D. W. Mc Elroy W1dn11day Evening 7:10 p.m, Cos.It Me11 Huntington Batch - Notth ~1111lloy WorAfp & Chttte• kltool -1~30 l 10:00 A.M . Phone 644-2664 FIR ST UNITED COMMUNITY Ph ... : 517·3140 Nursery Care Available 10100 A.M ... lftlly Wonh lp METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH WELCOME 19tft St. & Htrbor Blvd. 6662 Htil Av1. 142-4'461 Community Presbyterian Church THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH W•nhl11 Senlce Wor1hip -9 I tO:lO 41 1 ,.,..t Awt11uo, Log111to lltflh :1 9130 & 11:00 A.M. lev. Arthur J, Tolllenley -ltev. Albert O. HJorpe Welcomes You. Church School -9:30 A.M. Church School -9:00 A.M. Sundoy Wonhfp : 9:00 & 11 :00 A.M. Ch•rdl 5$:hffl t:OO A. M. I· ST. JAMES, 120t VS. Lido, Ntwport looeh Co1t1 M111 North Irvine -Et1t Bluff Pflo•t 4t.f.751S 7:30 A.M.-Holy lucllorilt J CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY St. Mark Presbyterian Church t 100 I: 11 100 A.M . ......fnllly Won hfp Mi11ourl Synod METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Co,.., JomlMrM & hltlllllff Drhoo, Corottt .. Mor ' AfMnlato Holy luchorbt 760 Ylctorlo St, Costll MtH M111 Verde & Biker St. lll -12ll J.,.., ..... , .... , ...... . I: Mond11g Prey« Lor..;·y; Tolff·w, PClll'OI 549-2719 11422 CulYer Roed • NurMty prnW.cl. Wor1hip I Church School at Un!vcrtltv Crlve Wonhlp I CltitrCh klteol -t I: 10:30 A.M. Mld·Wffk Holy Comm•11lo11 I Heall .. Sel'Ykot 14e.1404 9:30 A.M. Worship & Church School no .. , 644·1341 Werthls St"lc•U 1111 & 11 A.M. SVMl•r kllllh ,,. ,t,.M. 9 A 10:30 A.M. T....., -10:JO A.M. Wed...., -l 1DO P.M. Adult llllle (llH I '::IO A.M. Trinity United P{esbyterian Church Chrldtol llolWfltary Sc~ol -141·6166 fo unt1ln v.~.y Tllo a .... Joh11 P. A ... y II, Rector -Plto1tt: 675-0210 FIRST UNITED l19un a Batch 17ttl I ProtP"t• Sot. A.110 (1/.1 ml. llllt of Ntwport Pwy.J -METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Wonhlp & Ch•tch k hool -9100 & 1 O:JO A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. ST. MATT.HEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11225 8uth1:d 21632 W11l1y OriYe In .... ,._ A. Mw11d119, P9lt9r 18182 Culver Drive . 962 °259) 11'1 Souttl Laguna . 144·7150 Sunday1 1:00 & 9:)0 Ch,urch School -9:30 University P1rk, Irvine Wor1hip & Church School Wor1hip ind 9 & 10 ;30 A.M, Church School -10 A.M. Fr. H•-rdl Mott C•rtWfftltt, Vlc.......,...no 141·1126 --. l ••· H..-bort N. Nltnnn• Mlnhter 4911 -3081 • t:OO A.M.-Worsltlp Ir S•ndcly klttol Ford R. Millar Thom• P. W•rMtr, Minister Saint Mic~.~~1~~~ ~~ ~.~~!~eif.!~' Church 10:30 A.M-Wonhlp Ir S••dcly k ltool Th1is Sunday Worship in 552·1121 Newport Be1cll / I'\ CHRIST C~UR~H 8'( THE SEA •.• _ \. St1lloY1•l:OO A.M. & 9:30 A.M., Chotc~:~N11nery•t:30 A.M. 1400 W, Belboa Blvd, 67l;ll05 vst . .ll11dreio's Tresbylerian Church T1•ll91.,_7t00 A,M. WM t 130 A.M. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTH ERAN CHURCH Worsh ip-9:3 0 A.M, Church School-11 JO l Ir A.M. 'nit Rn. Johlt RCHJ9B Dayh, Recto ..;..,, PltoM 644.o46S M .. Verde Drlv• & htl•r Strfft, C••to Mtsa, Collf. -600 St. Andrews Aond • Ncwpo1 t Beach ANDltlW C. A'4D!llSON, P11ttr -RICMA•D JACOllEN, lnt1rn Dr. Chtrl11 H, Oi1ranfi1ld, Pallor . . , Sunday ~ t 130 1,m. -Morning wo~.J.!!.00 aM 11100 1.m. -Lo11'" Sorlott u..,...,. ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ptl11ct of Pea co l11ther1n Schoel -Ml11 Etther Olton, Ptl11clp1I ·~ Port 1¥1 ''111 haPNtfe11" . Ofh1e Phone1 549-0121 School Phone1 549-0562 ,\\~ ,,, SABBATH SERVICES Dr. Chor ... H. Dlorotlflolll, ,,_cll'lltf 1236 lllfl St., H•lttt""'°1 ltect. -ReLIGIOUS SCHOOL Sermon Cas11tt1• 'Av11!1bl1 listen to f(OCM.fM, 7:JO A.M. SunJav fJllSt 19d .. Flft Pol11hl) ' harbor r eform temple JUentic11 Services: 8 AM . 9.30 AM 1nd 11 Al.1 1:00 A.M.-Holv Communion FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Chl!d ct!rfl and chi1dron'1 Sund:iy School 111 llll lt:fvices •:JO A.M.-F1milv Ser..,lce Ii Church Scfiool tN11r11ry C1r1) OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. RABBI BERNARD P. KING I 1\00 A.M.-Mornl119 Wor1hlp (Nur11ry C1r1) . • lb. meet ing at 7100 P.M.-Fe•tlval EYe1110119 I Sermon St. James Eplscop1I Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach ~ Ul1 Cliff Di!¥e-.ff:T:r1 .... ~,·144J Epilcopel Youn9 Churchmen Dr. Ill, Ktnl'lll tftt'I, P11ter For lnform11ion: Call 67&-7230 Ttlf C~Uttll 11 lllW•'t't 1Vtf1•ble lllr Holy Matrl•ll• Sullll•v kl!OOI -ti4l A.M. W1rlflt11 -11 100 A.M. a t;oo '"·"" TEMPLE SH ARON James C. Caley, Pa1tot -•6J':)5 12 Re,.1 lll-4061 W•111May Pre.,.r llnlcl JtM l".M, ¢ -no '"'°'"''" ..,,..... •• ""' ttlo TIM PLE HILUL I ...,.,. H•tltof ArM . S.venth·Day Adventist Church ' CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Avt., Huntington Beach &17 West H•mnhll', C .. to MtM 171 A...-St,. C.... ._ .. . 53'·1411 All J1wlth f4mJ111 ''' l11vlted to join 11• 111 • truly m1•11l11tlul . . . . . . . -• . . . . . . • • . . . . llOll hi ~· l d., S. J-c.,.,,.,. . . .,_h F. """'°"' •--I'll-H1-'St6 .. ,..,.1,, ,, ... ,,.,.,, 1.nt.-4111 ""'· -Con .. nretlv• C•ntl'tfltltn SAllATH iVlNINt;; SIAVICIS-FAIDAY AT 1:11 P.flil . lltllHV th SCMll -tiM a.in. Cflritlllit Tt•lalflt -I J.m, Rsbbl Plncus C".oodb1atl-Clntor, Ptul R.: Levin"> Sab1'1th School •••••.•• • ••••••••••••.••••.•.• • • • • 9:10 1.m. Wedllltdly ,rtrer -•:U 1.m. Sp1Jltu9' Lff4ef -lllhbl Gen•• G""'-P1ttor Wllll•m Dawnport l'rkl•Y l'lttllfll Strvlcu -I P.M. Mor11in9 Wotthlp ••••••••••••••••••••••••·······•• 11 :00 1.m, .., .. ,,.._,. """ Al• S•DNITI Ind Rtllfllllt kllMI 6"46·5552 T1Mpl1 Stiaron Choir -Ontt Skehot • rr1y1r M11th19 W1dn1td1y • '. •••••••••••• , •••••. •· • 7110 p.m • I - • • • • • •• .. Jf DAILY PILOT Saturday, April 7, 1~7l ' NewVersi~ Dead Sea Scroll Me ss age Harsh JERUSALEM "(AP) -A Dead Sea Sc roll j u s t deciphered in rsrael contains 8 new, hitherto unknown version or God's commands to Moses and is far more puritanical than B i b I i c a I injunctions, archeologist Yigal Y a d i n reports. Death Notices It also offers insights into what formed the basis or Christianity, which was just starting when the' scrOll was writlen, Yadin adds. THE "TEMPL~ Scroll" is the longest -nearly 30 feet - of all the parchments and leathers found near Qumran on the western shore of the Dead Sea, lowest spot on earth. Har H. C•~v.'t::·t, ot 21s e. 11111 Yadin, speaking al Hebrew s!:.t.. 't011a M.sa D•t• o1 dH1t1, Arir11 '• University this week said he -1vrJ. Survl'ltd by wife, Lulu M , Casey, OI ' -....__ho!Mf--tour d1ugl'ltlll'., Mrs. w. 1-1. bought the scroll from an YOl.JOQ. we111v111e, New Yor1t1Mfl.~;--Afab . ant1·quities dealer in Twldlel1, Newtllll'I 8tltlll Mr1. NGNNln e . Nkllahan, a1fheid1, ~rvJ111e1; Mrs. Bethlehem dur••g the 1967 war S. W. Mein!~. HOU$Ton. Te~as; 1111er. .... Mri. Samue! Apaar, S1r1101a, Flwl01; for nearly $100 000. !Iva 1r1nclclllldr1n1 lovr 11 r ta I· ' Qrlndchlldran. Gravnlde ,.ervlctl will be He said the scroll •. , fairly held MOnd•V, 11 AM. F1lrhav.n Memorlel P•dc. 1102 E. Ftlrl\llven ,. ...... Sant• Ana, well preserved a Ith 0 ugh with Rev. JCll\n A, Llndvall of Plymouth , • C-rlt<llllONI (111,1rch. Newl>Ort Belch, humidity turned some Of it tO oHlcl1llr1<1. Brown Colonial MOrt\Nrv, San-. • 11 An.. Dlrircton. pulp. On some portions, mk llNDLl'I' ll:OM•t G•rl1tM1 t 1tM11ev. Aoe 6t, 01 llUO adhered to layers of parch- F•irtleld u.... St1I 8Heh. D11te ol' t that th •t • de•th, April 4, In Ptru. survived by 1wo men so e wr1 1ng came --. E••• L•-L1r>e1rw •ncl Robert out back to front: Glrlend LlnclltY Jr.i brother, Gordon W. llndlr11 incl i-11r11\dchlldr1111. Mr. Llnd- 111'/', Wfl • J'l'lll'nlMr of LIDl\I Club. Hunr- lnvton 8e11ch. 11ncl Hunll"!llon Buch Cti.mlll'r ol CommMcf. S~icH ~nd!ng ill Smiths Morlufry. LUKE Tf!lll J. Luk1, Age 11. or 1n2 Minourl St., St nl• An•. D1te or dtllh. Aprll ~. 1973. Sirrvlwd bv h11Sbencl. J1ck Luke; dlllQhltr, Vt11tllit Lukt, Cos!• /MMI! Cl'fnd$0n, John lukt, Sfnll MOl'l!CI. Slrvlct1 -w111 bt held 1t -the Ed!ll!ll'r S.,...t Chu•ch of tht M111rln1, 20l3 w. Edl!!Gff, Stnll Ana, Tut!dtv. 1:30 PM, wfth ___ Rf\I. Odli" F. Gunter ollfC!IHllQ. l11fl'l'nM11I. Pa<:iflc View M1morl11 Park. A'lencls whO wish to visit, m1y till 11 8rgwn Colonltl MD!"luarv on M""dtv. Ao:rll •· lrom Moon lo • PM. Brown COIOnlll Morlulrv. Dlrtclorl. l'Hll'E• Ma!'Q1r1t M. Phlter1 Rt1l~t of Sunland. dlle of death. Aorl 6, 1'73. Survlvrd bv llllM!lncl. CNrlts L. Phifer; two i.an1. ClltrlH S .• of Hemet; G•l!OllrV L. Phlftr. Sunlancl1 mother, Mr1. Ethel M. Hoovrr. l1oun1 Hiiis; three brOllll<'5. John S .• Gtorot F. end J1rne, H. Hoover; two 11.ier1. Mra. M•rv Loulst Hall. Panorama City; Mra. ()orl)thy l!;mmlngM', Foun1tln V1Uev_. ll:onrv. Sulld1v. 4 PM, Ctbol a. SmJ 1.1\fotl. 27 Cltlitn!lt SI .• Pau.ctena. Fur>eftl Mitss. Mond1v. 12 Moon, $1. Andrew's Ctlholk Cl';). P1wde111. Obot a. 5oM Mtirtu~rv. lreclor1. WEA.THEii: OLT l fnd• LM Wee!ht•l\oll. 34m Cal11 Nar1n11, Ctplslrano Be&cll. Date al d&t!ll, April 6, 1'73. survlwtd by hl.l'Sbitnd. Ronald WNtlltmoU ; 111r1ni.. Mr. •ncl Mrs. ..lilm.s ICnt!p, LfQUTlf NlQUll; 1l1ter, Shtrrv l!la!t ; •nd 11"'tfldmoll111" Marl• ~.eek, bolh of LAOUflf Ml;uoel. Strvl~ts, -•v. Aorll • 1l AM, PKlllc V!IW C°h.eotl. lntermen(, Pac!llc Vltw Mem0rl1I Ptrk. P•cUlc View Mor1utrv. Director~ ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 427 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-4888 BAL 'J'Z.B!RGERON • FUNERAL HOME ·Corona del l\-1ar 673-9450 ;eosta Mesa 146-2424 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa l\fesa LI S..433 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1705 Laguna Canyon Rd. 19l-1415 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 PacUlc View Drive Newport Beacb, CalUornla 544-2700 • PEEK FA~OLY COWNIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 &Isa Ave. \\'estminster 893-3525 • SJIUTHS' MORTUARY YADIN, AN ex-general who. as chief of staff commanded the Israeli army in its first confrontation with the Arabs in 1948, gave some of the highlights of his six-year work. The Bible says God handed -down to ~1oses the Ten...Com· mandmenls, plus 603 other r ules, that included what animals and fish t0: eat and how far one could walk to at- tend prayers. T h e scroll version of the Ten Com· mandments did not differ from thal of the Bible. But many other of God's dictates were much harsher, Yadin said. lie did not elabo.rat~. HE REPORTED these other aspects of the scroll : -It is written in the first person, as if God were speak· ing, rather than the third person of the Old Testament. -It contains laws never mentioned in the Bible, such as one that Jews must choose · a king and build a temple. -It gives an intricate ex· planation of how tpe Jewish temple in Jerusalem should be built, and what kind of city Jerusalem should be . YADIN SAYS lie-believes the Qun1ran sect wrote the laws in Hebre\v about tlvo cen- turies before Christ. They were copied onto the Temple Scroll during Christ's time. The scroll ordered priests to be celibate, banned bigamy and divorce, and abandoned any idea or building a temple in Jerusalem, because the ~-­ kind they wanted was not fea sible. The soldier-archeologist also found instructions in the scroll for a defense against attack. The orders were that a tenth of the army should be prepared at the first sign of danger. Then , if the Ptt~ckcrs came closer. one-fifth should be n1obiHzed. then onl"-third, one-half. f\\'O-lhirds, a n d , finally, the entire force. 627 Main St. Huntington Beacb "\fJTIIOUT REVEALING 536-6539 any military secrets. T can say ~~:;;;~~~~~~~~f-this is identical .to the pattern '''C followed front the moment Good Deed p le the Egyptian ar1ny nlovcd into the Si nai Desert on the eve or make the scene the six-day ~·ar or 1967," he Sunda said. ys Yadin says he hopes lo i • -•••• full before the end of the year. ijiiiii~in the;~··~J.~1!~t~1~~~j(~1]~l~~p~u~b~lis~h~th~e~T~om~p~le~Sc~ro~l~lil~n 1 OVERWEIGHT Mon and women nooded-- 50 women i nd 50 men 1t least 20 lbt, overweight i nd no mor• than 80 lbs. to complete 6 weeks crash weight i ncl inch 1011 program. 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Y~~ ,A~ It M9oottl*. ,,..,.,, .... ti Phone or sign up now at yovr nearest llN-lll:OOIC store #or your c/01s reservotlonl FIB llG11IUCTION1 DOOi l'llDSlll j • I - I . ---I •• I 7 ' .. • • 1 I 1 I . : . ~ • J , .. -, ' DAILY PILOT JJ Angels N ah Opener, , 3-2; Dodgers in 4-2 Loss Ryan,-Ro bbie Spark Halos Past Ro yals Frank Robinson hammered a home run on the ftrst pitch thrown to him tn. bis return to the American Leagui and fastballing Nolan Ryan survived a shaky eighth iMing Friday night in pitching the California Angels to a 3-2 triumph over the Kansas City Royal s in-the opening game ror )>oth · teams at Anaheim StadiUm. A crowd of 27 ,240, which' included President Richard M. Nixon and baseball commissioner Bo\vie Kuhn 1saw Ryan strike out 12 and walk four while fashion- ing a sir-hitter. It was the 32fld time in his career that Ryan, the major league strikeout leader Angels Slat e 011 ltmdlt KMP:<;: (711J AIH'. 7 IC111111 City ti c11i~r1 Apr. t Ktn5&1 City ti C1Ulornl1 Apr. 10 M innesott 11 C1lllornl1 N>r. 11 MIMelOl1 11 C1Ulorni1 A~SJ 11.m. l :SS p.m. 7;55 p.m. 7:.U 1.m. last season, has fanned 10 or more in a game. . · Robinson belled loser Steve Busby's first pitch over the left field fence inJ)le second inning to give the Angels a 1.0 lead. Tu·o other former Los Angeles Dodgers who came to the Angels in the Robinson trade last NovemDer, Bilty Grabarkewitz and Bobby Valentine, also figured pro... rninently in the win. "f""'" Gnbarkewiti doubled to tou ch off a tY<o...run rally in the third while Valentine tripled and singled, driving in a run. Trailing 3-0, the Royals scored twice in the eighth on four singles, two of them of the infield variety. Hits by Lou Piniel\a and pinch hitter Gall Hopkins san<lwiched around a pass- ed ball gave Kansas City its first run and, after an infie ld hit by Fred Patek, Cookie Rojas singled in the second. Ryan then struck out Amos Otis and John Mayberry lo end the inning. KANSAS e1TV f2) CALll"ORNM. Ill abrllrbi P•tek, 11 ' O 2 O Grbkwt?, lb Rola!I. 2b l 0 2 1 Vall!lltllll!, II Olli, et ' o o a Pl111011, rl McRae, rl ' O O o l"Robnsn. U Mlvberry, lb 3 O O I Meoli, or IC.lrko.trk, dh J o o O NKCraw. ti PlnleH•, If 8 1 I 0 SOl!llCl'I", lb S~11, lb 1 o 0 o &er.-... ci JMIY, c 2 0 0 0 SlePl'lnsn, c HoPklns. oh I 0 I 1 Alomar, ?ti TIYlor, c 0 l 0 0 NAyan, o 8111.by, o .a a o o 011car11n, p o o a o 1111 r II 1111 3 1 1 0 ' 1 2 1 ' 0 1 1 ' I 2 I 0 0 0 c ' 0 I I.' 2 0 0 c 2 0 0 c ' 0 0 c ' 0 I C 0 0 0 c B~_,1¥, o o o o o T0tal 30 2 6 1 TOIJI" °lt -3 I -? 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Bullets l(nock Off NY; Atlanta Thumps Boswn BALTIMORE iAP 1 -Elvin ~Jayes SCOred 34 points as-tlic Baltimore 1Jo1lets ~·Ute New: York Knicks 97-89.Fri- day night for lheir fll'st victory in lb& Na- tional Basketball Association's Eastern Conference seiriifmal playoffs. The Knicks lead the best-or-seven series 3-1, with the fifth game scheduled for Sunday afternoon in New York. Hayes, who-scored 36 points in a losing cause in the third garoe·of he series \Ved· nesc:fay. scored 22 points fn. the first half. The Bullets jumped in front 16-5 and ''lere nevi'.(' ca~bf. .. • The Baltimore center conn~ted on 15 of 2.2 shots. and like Wes Unseld grabbed 13 rebounds. Archie Clark scored 21 points for the Bullets and 10 assists. ., Laver Falls to Richey; BOSTON (AP) -Lou Hudson and Pete r..1aravich. combined for 21 points in the fourth quarter Friday night and the Atlanta Hawks shook off repeated come· back attempts by the Boston Celtics to take a 118-105 victory In their National B a s k e t b a 11 Association quarterfinal playoffs. Hayes Charge -Dropped r.fUNICH, West Germany -Young Texan Clill Richey ripped a struggling Rod Laver 6-1 , 7-6 Friday and gained the semifinaJs of the World Championship Tennis group A tournament. Laver was frustrated by numerous ~ placed shots in the first set as Richey h8d too much momentum when the corona del Mar millionaire gOt rolling late in the match. The rnisdetn<!8nor charge was filed after Rogers · complained that Hayes pushed his camera back into his face when Rogers tried to take pictures on the field just before the Rose Bowl kickoff on New Yea r's Day. _ Rogers alleged in the complaint ttlat his ra ce Y<'as cut and his vision impaired. The victory was Atlanta~ first in the best-of-seven series. Boston won the first two games. The Hawk s broke open a tight struggle in the third quarter when Hudson and Maravich scored eight consecutive points as they stretched a 61-55 lead to 80-61. After that, the Celtics· could not get closer than eight points. ln the fourth quarter, Hudson and Maravlch scored 18 points in a five- minute ,stretch, bal~ repeated Celtics comeback efforts. ' • Nicklaus Fizzles; Four Share Lead AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -Jack Nicklaus \Vas a little testy. He \Vas obviously tense and tight and highly annoyed. ,;I 'll go through my round , Charley."' he snapped when a green-jacketed· Masters official ~tarted to interrupt as be went through the putting v.•oes that plagued him en route to a 77-his highest rowid of the year in Friday's set.ond round of the tournament he was expected to \Vin for a record fifth time. "Let me finish this," he said through tight lips as a newsman interrupted his reply to a question. Still. Nick.Jaus sat patientJy fielding questions about his strange, st unning col- lapse-he lost five strokes to par in a sl ring o[ four holeS·that kno:cked him fi ve strokes off the pace-of a quartet or leaders halfway through the 37th Masters golf tournament . He may have had reason for it. He "oas lhe victim of some jeers from the massive "gallery that swa nned and streamed over the lush, flower-bedecked Augusta National Golf Club course. Gay Bre"·er. a chain-smoking \'elt'ran who lay near death during this touma· n1ent one year ago. took ad\'antage o( Nicklaus' putting lapses. fired a brill iant, six-under-par 66 and came from st:ven strokes off the pace to cla im a share of the lead. The 41 -year-old veteran, who has pl ayed extremely well this year. had a 36-hote total of 141, three .under par, and was tied with first-round leader Tommy Aaron , longstwt Bob Dickson and J.C. Snead, a rangy. 3l~year-old ncphe\v of famed Sam Snead. "I just lost confidence in my putter."· Nicklaus said after posting his 146 tot al. "It happens a Jot and today it happened to me." "f don't think I played Rll-that badly;• Nicklaus Sllid. "It was· just the putting.'? Grier Jones, veteran Bob Goalby, big Peter Oosterhuis of England and Jumbo Ozaki , the former Japanese baseball player who was tied for second with Nicklaus at the end of the first day's play, were in a group at 143. Goalby and Oosterhuis matched 70s, Jones had a 72 and Ozaki a 74. Padi·es R~y In 8th Inning To Defeat LA SAN DIEGO (AP) -Ltron Lee, who had tied ttle game with a hit ~the - sixth !Ming, sent home the----g6-ahead n1n \v I t h an eig httl-inning single as the Sa r\ Diego Padres erupted lot three n 111s to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-2. in. their National Leagu~ S.1seball opener Friday night. Enzo Hernandez singled to center off l.os Angeles starter Don Sutton to start the gan1e's winni ng rally. He moved to second on a sacrifice and rode home on Lee's sharp single to right to give the Padres u 2-1 l~ad. , John Grubb. v.'ho had sacrificed and reached base safely on a fielder's Dodgers Sl•te °" ltadlt. IC."' '"'' 1 Dodier' 11 S.n DltlQO -1:JO p,,.,, I Oodgtrs 11 S•n 01'90 -I p.m. · ' Dodge!'• II HOUS!on -S:JO o.m. choice, 'vent to third on Lee's single and eventually scored lhe inning 's second rWl on an infield error. The Pad res capped the outburst on Dave Hilton's nm-scoring base hit. Joe Ferguson's leadorr home run in the ninth gave the Dodgers their second run .. M<JllY· f\1ota 's RBI singl e had given thC 11odr,iers a 1-0 lead in the fifth itlning. San Diego tied the game with a run in lhe six th on 1.ec·s run-scoring si n8:1e. The Padres muffed a chance to score in the S('Venth "'hen CHO Gaston beat out a s\01v roller to Dodgers third baseman Ken h1cti1ullcn. Gaston took second when McMullen thre1v "'ildly to first for an er-ror. r -- Ivan ti.1urrell "'ent in to run for Gaston and 111ent to 'fhird \vhen Sutton una>rked a \\'ild pitch. But Hilton fouled-OY.t, Dave Roberts struck out and Kirby struck out to end the threat. In the second iMing, the Dodgers mi~s­ cd a chance to score after \VUlle Cra\\•ford \Valked and , with l'\'0 out, stoic second . lie continued around to third on an error but Mcl\.1ullen struck out to close the inning'.. ... lOS ANGELiS 5AN Dl•OO •ltrllrbl •lllrllrlll Lacy, 2b Motl, U Sutk.ner. lb WO•vl1. cl Crawford, rt Fe<111,1M>n, c McMuln, ]ti JO$.l\UI, Pl'I R11tlfll, u Sutton, P Culver, p G""'"· Ph LOl>fl. P• S O\OEHnall(lz,11 •22 0 S 0\1Gr11bb.cl 311 0 4000LH.ll •ll2 ' 0 I 0 Colbo'!'I, lb ' t 1 0 3 o o o Citrnobltll, 1111 o o O o 'lll G111P11,rl 3 01 0 l 0 0 II Murrell, ~f D O t II 0 D 0 0 Hlllon. rl 0 0 0 C '1J0Aobtrtt,1b JO t C 7 1100.SOtVll,( 10 00 1100 11 More1n.1>11 ooo r !OlO Cwra~s.c IO_to OOOOl(!rby.o J Ot C Romo,p o o oc TOI•! n -2 I 2 To11t 11 -• t l Lo. Anvtles ooo 010 001 -2 San O lf'IJO 000 001 Olx -4 E-8. O•vlt, Klrtw, Mc;M1,1Htn, RfJSstll. l O&-l~ Ang.tits '· S.n Dltvo 1. 28-W. Oevl .. Colbtrt. Rinwll, Hll-Ftr9UJ0n I. SS-.Cr•wfof11. s-5utton. 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Meln~k Jadl Nlck181,11 0•¥t Stod!.lllOI Htlbltrt Greeri Phll Rodgers Lu Llat11·Huan O.vld Gr¥!am Oon Januarv Jlm COibert ClllCAGO (AP) -The Chicago Bulls, behind the 54-point shooting of Chet Walker and Bob Love, Jed most of the way to defeat the champion Los Angeles Lakers, 96-86, Friday night for their first victory in the National Basketball Association playoff series. Chicago's first playoff victory against Los Angeles in two seasons left the BuJls trailing 2-1 in the Western Conference semifinals. The fourth game will be played here SWlday. ad vantage to only five Points at 44-39. However, the Bulls charged back again in the third quarter with Walker and Love scoring eight pointa each to keep O!lcago ahead 74-QI. In the ftnal period, alter Los Angeles trailed only 80-75, the Bulls spurted to a 13·point lead by scoring eig ht coosecutive points. Guard Bob Wei ss climaxed the clin· ching rally with two quick baskets, the second on a steal of a Los Angeles in- bounds pass. Laver scrambled ·to a 4-2 lead, but Richey baijlcd back for a 5-5 tie. !:.aver double-faulted at set point and Richey took command. •• Top C1·owcl A record 51,695 crowded into Three Rivers Stadium Friday as much to mark the retirement of the late Roberto Clemente's unifonn number as to watch Pittsburgh open the ba.<ebatl season agai'ISt St. Louis. Sports on Television In the first game in Chicago arter the Lakers \\'OR the opening two at Los Angeles last weekend, the Bulls led by as much as 15 points and took charge as early as the rirst quarter. Mission Viejo Swimmer 3rd OnJy a week ago, Laver was beaten in the final of the lloltoo Classic in St. Louis. Stan Smith, whO won a:t"St:"Louls, beat Bob Lutz, .6-1, 6-1 arid grabbed another sem!fmal berth. The rout lasted only 30 minutes. Other semifinal berths went .lo Brian Gottfried who downed Dick Stop:ton, S-2, 7-6, and Jolm Alexander, a 6-3, M wiMer against Ove Bengston." Case Dismissed PASADENA -A n e)¥,spaper photographer's battery cblnce against Ohio Stale rootball coach WOOdy Hayes was ' dropped Fr i d a y at the ~ pl[otographef's ffltUeS . . -- Neither Hayes nor Art Rogers, photographer for the Los Angeles 'limes was present in the municipal court oi Judge Samuel L. Laidig, who dismissed the case alter the city prosecutor read Rogers' letrer. 4 TRACK SQUA.DS A.T VC I TOD A.¥ UC Irvine will host lour schools In an intercollegiate track and fteld meet today with the first event starting al t:30. The meet wilt mark the odvent ol Bill Toomey as UC! trnck and field coach. Included ln the meef are Claremont, O\apman, Blola and Azusa·Pac1£tc. Top marks at UC! Include Earl Jooes in the tri}ile jump (§.U); John Olswang in the mile (4:t9.0); James Sbirler In the 4lO (49.6)) O!arlle Eulo In the pole vault (lHll): and the 440 relay t..., with a mart ol 43.5. It was the largest crowd of the first complete day of action. Here are the others: Chic.ago drew 40,274 !or Montreal, Boston 32,882 £or the Y.ankees, Baltimore 25,435 for Milwaukee and the . Mets attracted rl ,326 for Philadelphia . A total of 32,019 watched the Dodgers at San Diego; Atlanta attracted z.1,385 for Houston; rl ,240 watched the host AngeJs beat Kansas City, and 38,207 viewed the Oakland-Minnesota til.L~I Oakland . Coach Hirecl NORMAN, Okla. ~ 4 ster Lane, a Conner University of Oklahoma basket· ball star with an international bacqround In coaching, will return to his, alma mattt to take charge ot the Soonen cage fortunes. . Lane, 41 , succeeds John MacLeod who accepted the head coaching Job last week with the Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association. 70.footer ALBUQUERQUE --.Brian Oldlield became the iirst shot-putter ever to throw over 70 feet indoors, reaching 70 !eel, t~ Inches Friday night at Albu- querque's Tingley Coll.oeum. Oldfield, with the lntemotlGllal Track As9ociaUon'1 croa-country tour, was far ahead ol hit closest competitors, wbloh Included-Randy Matson, who bu thrown over '10 feet ouldocin. t0 c30 a.m. 12) AB A PLAYOFFS -The Virginia Squires meet the Kentucky Colonels in the fifth game of their Eastern Division semifinals. 11:15 am. (4) -BASEBALL - The San FranciSCO' Giants meet lhe Reds in Cincinnati. - 1:30 p.m. (2) GOLF TOURNAMENT -The Masters' golf tournament. Coverage will in- clude the 12th through 18th boles at the Atigusta National Golf Course in third round play, 2 p.m. (5) -TRACK MEET - Four Pacific-8 teams take part in a double dual meet at the Coliseum . USC faces California and UCLA "" takes "on Stanford. 4 p.m: 121 -CBS GOLF CLASSIC -A putting duel bet\\-CCn Gene Littler and .Jim Colbert highlights this semifinal match; Littler and Miller Barber against Colbert and Lee Elder. (7) - SPORTS At"nON PROFILE -Pro basketball's Oscar Robertson is featured . He has acquired over 25,000 points in his NBA career. 4:30 p.m. 19) -OUTDOORS wrte J\JUIJS BOROS -Judy Kimball engages Boros in a battle of the sexes on the golf course. ( 13} -NHL At"nON -Hlg!ttlghts ol Boston vs. New York Rangers and St. Louis vs. Buffalo. 5 p.m. (7) -AUTO RACE -The first Texas 200, taped earlier in the day, from the World Speedway in College St4tion . Walker, who h11d averaged only 11.5 points jn the first two games, poured in 30 points and Love contributed 24 to pace the Chicago attack. · The Bulls were able to check the Lakers' hot backcourt pair, Jerry West and Gail Goodrich, especially In lhe se- cond halC. West ignited a second quarter rally Which trimmed Qiicago's l~point Loli A/lltlft IUI G"TLolile MtMllllan 11 M 2' W•lktr 8 rld0n 1 2·I 6 Awlrey Cllarnbltrleln 1 M 1 51,,.n Goodrl'h ' J.5 11 Van l lt r Weit 1 1·8 71 Boerwlnkl1t Erl,klPfl I O·O 16 Porltr Counh l 0.0 6 w.r11 Tolals ~, 12·1S t6 A:IV Chlt ll' Cffl Tolel' Lia A1191le1 l• ,. Clllugo lf 21 Fouled oul-Y1n Llt:r. 0 ' T 11 D4 74 10 11).11 JO. 6 ,_. 13 7 1.1 IS 1 1·2 6 0 0-0 0 0 O·O 0 . ,. . .... 41 1'·11 .. 11 11--16 ,., 72-96 Totnl Pouls -LOS Ar1Hl11 l,, Chk allO It. "-1'•'°'· Ex-Sailo .. s Renew Rivalry . . . LOS ANGELES -Terry Albritton and Mark Stevens, who for lv..'O years at Newport Harbor Hlgh bad their own little war in the shot put, will be competing again In the same ring today at thC Coliseum. Albritton, . the Stanford University freshman who already hold> the school record or 61·511, wtll be leoding the C.rdinals 98alnst UCLA whUe Stevens Is a member ol the USC team wbicb battles Cal in the second half of the Pacilio-I track and field doubleheader. The 1,,., Northern C.lllornia teams an heavy underdo&s In the meet whldl starts at 1: 15 on the fast Trojans all· weather track. Albritton wltl have to be at his best against a trio of UCLA shot putters, two OnTVToda11 Channel 5 nt 2 of whom ha ve ec1!P15ed the 60-foot ma.rk already thls season. In !act, desp!te his 61·S~!a. Albritton doe!n't even have the best mark coming lnio the meel, that belonging to UCl.A 's Kent Pagel, at 81-.lo/,. Stev.ns, who had a best ol SS-2 last season b,tl has yet to approach that this ' • year, will be vying with teammate Mike Budinclch for the team's No. I spot. Albritton and Stevens met once before this season at the Santa Barb.1ftl Relays where the Stanford freshman topped the use sophomore by six feet, S7-8 to 51-8. Another area. graduate from last season. Nc"·port Harbor's Matt Hogsett. will get n chan ce to dip under SJ.() If'! the 440 intermediates for the Cardinals. Tho meets themselves allow Southland track tans to compare the strengths of both use and UCLA \Vhich meet in their •hoMlown May 5 at UCLA. Annually, the Winner or that meel is the NCAA favorite. CINCINNATI -Mission Viejo• s Valerie Lee finished third in the 200-yard butterfly to highlight area entrants In Friday night's AAU national indoor short course swimming championships. Shane Gould of Australia smashed the American record in the event, clocking 2:02.1. Miss Lee was timed in 2:04.7. Peggy Tosdal or Dana Point was eighth in the event in 2: 12,4. T1vo' other U.S. marks were set by Lynn Colella and Keena Rothhammer .. l\1iss Colella S\va m the 200 breaststroke In a record time of 2:20.5. ~1iss Rothh:unmer, a 16-yea.Mld high school s o p h o m o r e set her fourth An1erican record 1n three days. She anchored the Sant• Clara Swim Club 's 800 freesty le team in 7:36.74. She previously had woo the 200 and 500 freestyles and anchored the 400 mo<lley relay foursome. .. '" -'· ""'" iP::·~,,e~ , . .,.l \'"".'" rtc«Clj old rwcoro, 2:m.Ott'. Co •· ltr.i . ·lli!J•lte, {Wall! n11IOl'll 2102.2. ~ LH !M '''°" "It o~2: 1, '· De•rC11,1rll (C lnc:ln,.,.!I 2:06.0 :5. 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W111JI uiu.nll 2:11Si71 4 hSoK CMIClll9•nl J:ot.I .J. OMHi.tcl 1\JKJ l:N.2. 6.. ltffti.. (ClnClflMUI 2:0f.A. ' .. ' 12 O~lV PILOT Trojans ··=:Jn 7-5 • Victory University 1llgh's streaking Trojan1 chalk~ up their third consecutive Orange League victory Friday afternoon with a 7.S triwnph over vi siting Laguna Bea<h. 1be victory for coach Ken Tratar's Trojans puts them in a massive tie.for ftrst place in 'Circuit standings. Other loop action 1nvolving Orange Coast area nines lound Dana Hills on the wrong end of a 6-4 count with vi&iting Saddleback. It was the fourth straight loss for the Dana Hills nine after an early spurt. University got rich in the third Inning when the Trojans scored five times to overcome a 2--0 deficit'. Phil Hancock singled in a pair of runs to get Uni even and eventually scored on a wild pitch. Then mate Joe Hollett followed with a solo home run and the handwriting was on the wall. Tim Igoe followed with a two-out single and later scored on Mck Peregud's ba!ter&P. The eventual winning margin was supplied in the fourth Inning when Hancock singled in two more runners to give him four rbi ror the day. Laguna's big stick was sup- pUed by Chris White, who stng\ed in two ln the third in- ning. Mild! McO!mb was hot with the bat for Dana Hills, but bis three rbl wasn't enough to offset Saddleback's Joe Rison, who stroked In four runners. utuna •Mch (J) Alltfl, 11 M•ffl~, p Whitt, 3b Oult1n, cf Serr1110, cl ThomlKOfl, 1f HNrd, 2tl Gre;o, rl McM1nus, rt Me<ldol.1, lb l(r1m1r, c Tot•I .. ' ' 0 . ' ' 0 ' 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' v ' Uftlftnlty 11l S1lv1, rl H11'1COCk, 11 Hollett, lb Wlllsot1. If 111(W, 2tl P...-tO\ld, c o.n-·· ltl MouolMm. P IC1"5]11t1, P Sty1r1, P 8 rolller1, rt Mf911el, cf •• • . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' Tot111 " ' lic:ln •Y llllllllP • Leovn• &NcPI OO'I to:z 0--5 UnlWl'"llty OOJ 200 x-'1' SaddltblU: (6) ... Hcrw1rd, 2b Al1«1, cl Mtn::1r, lb Btttl91r, c Munion, 11 'w1,..,,1nn, rl LIWll, 3b 1C .. r1h, II RmlOll, P Bot1l0, ph Tot1l1 . ' . ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' n ' Dllll Hllll IC) ... ' ' • 0 . , . ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ulloa, 2b MlklOI, lb Sptl1>9m1n. !b Tl'IOml!IOtl, rt McComb, p BtM¥1dtt, cl Roberti, II SChrty. u Tonti, c Tol1l1 " . 5cor1 8 y lnt1lntt Stddl•D-k~ Otn1 Hiib • 10'2 011 ~ "' "' .... ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • • ' ' • ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' MD Routs Saints, 8-2 ... 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ... ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' • • ' • ... ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' '" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' • • ' • LONG BEACH -Mater Dei's Jim Gardea tripled twice in the first inning to lead the Monarchs to an 8-2 victory over St. Anthony in an Ange- lus League baseball game, he.re, Friday afternoon. The Monarehs are now 3-3 in lea- gue play, one game out of first. All or Mater Dei 's eight runs came in the opening inning which featured four other hits in addition to Gardea's triples. Also sparking the winner's of- fensive attack was Dave Na- jera who picked up three hits. Mtfw Dt1 Ill ... Ntftrl, U 11v1n, at G•rdt•, cf Ad1mo, If Sl•111>r'I, rf MeEJw1!n, 2b Tlmpene, 3b Amar1nrhus, lb MeAulev, c Murphy, p Smith, ph Tot•lt ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' , 1 . ' ' ' l ' . ' ' 0 ' ' " ' Sc-ty l11nln9t Ml le!' Oil SI Anlllony' ' .... ,_, on ooo ~2 ' •• ' 0 0 0 , , ' • 1 0 , ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' ' 0 " l ' • " • • ' Saturday, April 7, 1973 Irvine League Champions Costa Mesa lligh's va rsity s\vi m team captured the circuit tiUe for the second t ime in t h re e years. Standing (from left) coach Bi 11 Pascual, Richard • Laguna Beach Seeks ._....·pik-e Crown-Today • By ROGER CAl\L&Oi'; ~ot-1111 Deltr"Ptltt ttlft-I Laguna Beach lltgb'o Artlsll .JO alltt their third COi> 1 secuUve Laauna B each· Tloplly meet Clwnplonsjilp to- day Jn tbe Mth reoewal o! the omall -track and field c1 ... 1c .. The f1rrt running event flnal Is staled !or 11 a.m. with the freshman i.mue. Field event finals begin at _ llO(ln. Friday's. pi:ellms found a mild surprise or two for Laguna Beach, but overall the picture remains unclear as to who is the team favorite for Ule overall championship. Whitmore, Stev~ Sponagle, Brett Ross, Mike Zeldin, Tim Gallagher. Kneeling -Chip McAneney, Chuck · · Bragg, Richard Chacon, Ben Zeldin. ''There are ao many e.ntries in this meet, frankly I've no L..-hKll T,_., MMI Vtnlt'( .•~nl• 100 -VIM 0t Ni.. Vil. f ,f 19'' 100 -J~ P'errll '·' .... -~ P.~J: t8:'un. Bdl, llj l::t "'"""''"1 '""' "'""l!:! l''" Miit -SCllU 11, Norco 4:25 t70 2·m!le -o.n..., Co.ell. V•I, t :SS.2 1t70 l20HH -Poltnd.i. Bl'M 14.1 1t111 ;,; LH -Wn~1 11rH 20.1 19" Rtl•v -"'''I: u.o j"' M It R1l1y -Un ¥tnll'/ J:'n.1 tt2 SP -L18rut1, V Ill .W-1\lo lMt HJ -B1mbef'91r, Coronado W 1'67 U -L1wrenct, H.met 22.2-. 1on. PV -Pri.t;!, H9nMI 13-7 ,,n Dlscuu -~UfMr, Hem. 15M\'f 1m idea how 'we stack up," says Laguna Beach coach Len Miller. The Artists mentor was pleased, however, with an unexpected second place finish from Wade Binley in the sophomore discus finals Fri- day. toda ' ham -• b lttll*'M,. OMllKtl'I tory Y ate pe1~ Y l~ (twtt l) l, S•m ll"lu1 Xl 10.1. the questlonabte·-staius -of·-2. M1nc:r11 cv11t11~1-io.s1 Cllflt n t. •••--. he 440 d Ewell (Morino V1U1yl 10.S. 2. ••rton Spike A~1 1n t an (PowiyJ 10.11 Chtlt JJ 1. c1111tt1 cs1. John CQrlson lo lhe Sprints. Peul) 10.A, 1. Ptck•rd (C•rttllH) 10-'1 -(hit! 4) 1. Tryon (VllttlPt) 10. .. :&. Atkinson susta i ne d a >lt~!1~11 ~~~··1 •11""1 ,1111 x1 hamstring crantp rettntJy and ti.O, 2. Snnd (51n MlrCOI) 23 •• / (hffl Carbon has 8 lower back pro-211. Cl•rk (Sin MlrcOt) 14.1, 1. Wright (W•lnul) 24.tl (llNI l) I, Clllltfl (lt. blem. Both are touch and go P1ut1 u.z Mol"ll•n 1w11n111 1•.s1 CllMt --'••• competition today •i 1. ewe11 1Mor1no v.11..,1 23 ... i. ..., .... _.. Tryon (Yll<"llPt) 1'.J • ....... -..u ..... toMUler 10ttH-{hlll 11 1. J1ck1011 ... .....,.""'& ' (C1M<htll1 Vtlll'f) 9.7; 2. Sttrtlvck (ST, The rest of the meet went P1i.1 10.11 t11t11 2) '· R-CVlctor almA_._U-eYNW>ted-fOl"-Laanna Y-11'"1) •1.\0.J,, i. .. ~~!•• , .. [~ uo1· -r--Ct':"'' VIJl..,.J O.), . rtr1111.-1 ...._....., .. Beach, !~t!',__!Wbetbachrl Ablk1e1 ~ 1~~!~ 1:~c11:~~.• J12_ 1.ZKtlt~ Dave ~ qua I y1ng 1a 1oom1no1on1 10.J, l. LtmDtrt tvlctor -~'" Jn .-. 'U' ~t'a!Ho." V•lteyl 10.t. <;SW"41 UK: _ .. ,..... ~· ._ 180(.H-U1H f I. Pffi'l1 "-'-2. St. David Knapp and l\1ike Con· P•ul 46.7. J. c1r11NC1 ,,.,, 4 Mot- , • Vlllf'/ 47.4: lllHI 1) I. Sin Mtrcot. ner pulled off minor surprises ~.l. Pow•v ~7.t. J. F.c11irP011. .a-4. " by qualifying in the sophomore "'~1~r ... !::y _ f11ttt 11 1. w11nut 120 Iow hurdles (14.7) and 3:'°.o, t. Plu• x 3:•1.j: J.. Pow•Y .. nltornore 70 high hurdles 3:4' .• , 4. Y11t•IPt 3:4J,l l (httl 21 1. I' • si n Marcos 3:"-'• 2. Victor V1llty (10.0). ' 3:4.l,7, 3. Norco 3:44.f. L SI. Pllll . Knapp had to win a runoff in J:Jl.l. Pmt11nan Qv1Ht1tr1 the 1 b di d came 100-Chelf II I. RfYllO*O /lrH) lO.f, ow ~ ur es an 2. uet•v teorot11 n .11 ""' 11 1. hack Wtth a 14 ~ For• (F1llbrookl 10.11 t. •Orl111•. ... l"r••bld) 10 .• , hi•' J ,", "'""'• , Fl lbrOOkl 11.ui {hQI 5 • .ShoU In Lapu m-11 Tnlohy MHI Sin P11<1ulll 11.0, 2. Wltll!'I (Hlmtl Mllltr GMtlflers JH~ 11.11 (hHI J) '· Llmu (SI. P1111) 100-(Httl 11 Gtldral~~ (!rial 10.•, 11 220-, r.hlll 11 1, Ff,tfF1UbrOMI 2. Vitt Allt11 151. Ptull to.'"). Wllk!n1 2'.6, 2. 1111 (Powell . 1 U•••I 2ll I j· (fltllbrookl 10.71 (hMI 21 'l , Ht•~~ Wlli.qn Htmetl 2'. ,. , holntn~ • (Clrltbtdl 10.7. 2. T•vlor IM«tno P1uo 26.1; (hotll 3) 1, :J,1blo (Coe I• V•lltVl JO.I ! (1111! 3) 1, Fletlwood Ve1!1y) 24.21 2. Lhnaa (SI. P1ul} 2J.h ' WllllUtl lD.7, 2. Tl1i.on (POWI'/) 10.1, 3. (tM•I 4) I. R•Y~ (8rM) 2'.7, Morrla I {c:oacheUa v•1111v1 2S.o. P-C:ktl' (W1lrwt 10.1. 10-{hell I 1. Htll (Powl'l'I 10.1, !· 220-(llMI I I 1. Johl'lfOll (VJctcr Grlfnwood !Heme! JH) 1.2. , V ' •· ) 2' • 2 H m IC rl1btdl 23 7 L1¥8Mt.$ (Sin MIFCOI) 11.$1 L A!Ndtl' I ,...,. · I ' 1 1 1 ' ' (SI, PluO 1\,1/ (11111 1) I. Nol•nd (51, Mf/O#Jy (Norco) 23.7; (hNI 21 I. Sllrrall P1ul) 10.f, 2. MUUlllt (8rM) 1\,2, I. fVfetpr V•llt y) 23.7, 2. We-st (Boron ) H•rtlty \Lflllnt •Mell) 11.1. L Gorllltv !J.I, ), Tiison lPowtyl 1'.3. •· Young (Htmtl Hl 11.•. CF1tll>r'«*l no time, 120LH-(llt•t 11 1. M•rf CBIMloPI 120HH -lhHI 1) t. &rls 111/•lnulJ 1S.7i.2· Nol•n (St. P1utl 15.3; thMI ) I. r11n10n !Boron! 16,, 2. B•rr•r• 15.6; 2. Robfni.on (Kirn Va11tl'l 15.1, 3. IFil!brookl 16.0; !h11t a'! 1. McG9uol'I Olln (~) 16.t ; (IM!tt 21 l. ll'•llbrookl lJ.2, 2. Sllcb (SI. l'•UI) Thornburg IPOWl'/I 15.•: 2. 0fl)t'lller 15' (Brn l 16.3. 3. N119tnt (Noreo) 16.7; 4'0 R.J•v-fl'lall 11 1. Co.ehlH1 (IM•I 31 I, C1rmlt~l (Victor V•llt'I') V1!11v ~,.,, 2. F"•lll)l'Ollk .... ). Hllllft 16.3, 2. Bllf'dlM (aruJ 16.5. JH 49.1, '·Mor-VllltV .r.11 (llMI 21 1IO LH-lhlef lJ -1. Borl$ {Walnut) I. Poway "'·i l· Sf . .f.•111 a .J, 1. 21.2. 2, MMclowl (8re•I 21.7, 3. CerlMltd 1:fiild 1i~':1-fJM1s Mcnlolll CR•tnontl 26.Sr Chtet 1) 1. ~1 0 1mewood (P°""'vl 22.7, 1. MNdOWI SP-t. Slink••~) r.• .. v,I) 61~ (Boron) :u.;..!i!uO!':n~H ) 21.7. r~~J.,.~~!"1':\1.11 4. a14f{st,1p!..1 9' llD-fhMI 1) 1. M1rlln1t !St. P1ull OVu s. Afwl,IVJ=-~ltYJ Sl•lh. 10.5) (hMt 2) I. Jtnklnt (Victor V•lltV ) HJ-1. Ztrf'I' (Sin P•sqyatl U : '· Diahlos Roll Past Barons Batter Costa Mesa; Binley tossed the plate 55- 6 Y• and his second place was a couple of notches better than was counted on by Laguna Beach. That was the only finals Fri· day involving the team cham- pionship point totals. 10.1; (he411 )) I. Cotlll'l'I ' IL"unt Hunl CR1mon1l s.41 J, 'r•ntT C~ •Mdl) II.Ji (hNI •l 1. Baldonl (Plus ... ell) H 1 4. Hi.illy (~ Vtlll'I') 'XI te.61 CtlNf 5) 1, o.Paola ~; '5. Wl111trs I Vllll'/!:JM. ' A•mon•) l0.$1 (Illa! 6) l, R•V U -I. Flori? hlllt Y• ~) 1'· "·L 101 •1 2. J1mt'l'.on ll"IP v.. 'l U· IC1rhbad) 10.A; (httt 7) 1. vo-to • 101~; 3. Aeynott C rtll lt_,\'J/ '· Fort PIUll 10.s1 (he•I I ) I. 8tll (Fallbrook) !1"1!lbrook) IW\'I; s. YOUllO ,,_.,, • Rival, 9-4 Villa Park spoiled a no-hit bid for San Clemente's Rich Douglas and tripped th e Triton s, 2-0, whlle Mission Vie- jo belted Orange, 9-4, in Crestview League baseball play Friday. Douglass .• 8.$enior rigtit-han- der, had a Dl>hilter going into the final inning, but Villa Park struck for two runs and made them stick through the final hall of the inning. A hi t batsman. error and walk loaded the bases for Villa Park, and then l\vo successive singles did the damage. San Clemente outhit the Spartans >2. with Bill Enquist notching a pair of hit s. but couldn't come up with the clutch safeties. J\1ission Viejo's Da ve Schmidt and Dave Baron delivered two-run singles to highlight four-run rallies in the second and fifth innings in the Oiablos' victory. A second inning error l\'ith t"'"·o outs allowed Rick McKin· ney to put f..1ission Viejo in front. and after a pair of walks forced in one run and loaded the bases, Schmidt delivered his single. Two walks and singles by Pat Wilkinson, Baron and Carlos Sanstedt scored the four runs in the fifth inning. Ml11lon Vl1jo '" .. • ' "' Ht'ldrfc kson, " ' ' ' ' Key, " , ' ' ' Morrin, " ' ' ' 1 Schmidt. " ' ' ' , Wllkln~. rt ' ' ' ' Li no, " ' ' ' ' R""1mt ll, ' ' ' ' ' Beron, ' ' ' ' , Sand1ltdl, " , ' ' ' MclClrlflt'y, ' ' ' ' ' Whl!a, " ' ' ' • Rudlsell, "' ' ' ' ' Rlcllerdson, .. ' ' ' ' Tor .. 11 " • ' ' sc-.f lnrtl119• ' ' • OrtP!gf "' '" .._, • ' Mlt.1lon Vlelo uo "' ,_, ' ' Sin Clllmanlt {0) .. • ' •• Sl1vro. JI ' ' ' ' Fl11111". " • 0 ' ' Dodd, ' , ' ' ' 1Cm11y, " ' ' ' ' Enqul1I, " ' ' ' ' Janlllfl, " ' ' ' ' Wtlher, " ' ' ' ' Yoder, " ' ' ' ' l anotU, " ' ' ' ' Nelsllfl, " ' ' ' ' Mirr, "' ' ' ' ' Oougla1~. ' , ' ' ' Tolll1 " ' ' ' StOfl •v lnt1f,;'g1 ' • VIiia P1r~ .. .. ,_, , ' ~In Cl11mPnlt 000 "' .... • l 10.3. 11~. • m--fhHI I) I. C"1•1'1'1 ll • .atYt1• PV·-1. G•rz• ICoachlUI V•llt'/) 11 I Edison, CdM, Eagles Fall In freshman action the Artists got a third place iif the high jump from Dirk Pratley (5-6). He was the on1y Artists performer to place in field event finals for freshmen. •11cll) U.t, 2. FIUje{ (Wa!nul) 24.11 2 H1n10n (8~1 ~I ). 011 (hi•! 2) I. RI'/ !Carl1b4d) 73.8, 2. li:aachtll• V1lll'I' 1 ~ '· Hl l ' •·' •• > ·~·r) 10.0! $, (Ill l'ICl'I' {Mol'lllO YovllOlf' (SI. Paul) 2•.0; ,..,a " • V•lfe¥ 1nd Mllllr WtlnuO f"'-. J1nkl111 (Victor V1Uevl '13.0, 2. Bell OIKU""""'· P1!1l1r (Morr ~"" IF1llbrooll:) 23.1: lhut 41 I. s .. 1ar1r 116"0· 2. W••vt• \Poway 11• i ), fVltlor Vlllty) 23.1, 2. 8aldolll (Plus S1en/11I (PDW1¥) 1 ~111 , Mc Xl n.t. 1coachell1 v1n1vl 112·111 5. ma• 120HH-(hell 1) 1. Grel" IPowavJ S•n M1rtot.l 101·11. Fountain Va1ley's Bi 11 Mauler pitched and batted the Barons to their first Irvine League base ball victory or the season, but other Orange Coast entries fell in league games Friday. J\.1auler pitched a three-hit- ter and started a three-run outburst in the third inning with a homer as Fountain Valley topped Costa Mesa 8-1. In other games, Los Alamitoo kept the league lead by edging Edison, 3-2. Magnolia bested Corona del Mar, 6-3 ,and Estancia fell to Santa Ana VaUey, 8·5 in eight innings. Mauler's third inning homer and a two-run shot to left by the Barons' Steve Deeter ac- counted for Fountain Valley's third iruting scores, a nd Deeter doubled in another run in a five-run Barons sixth in- ning. Edison ranied for two runs in the seventh inning, but fell short in its bid to upset un- beaten Los Alamitos. Edison's Steve Hines belted a l.\VO out homer following a double by Rick Hibbard to throw a scare into Los AJamitos but the game ended one batter later. The Chargers touched Mike King, last year's Irvine League player or the year for three other doubles in the con- test, one each by Ed Wein- berger, Hines and J e f f Nichols. Corona del Mar was limited to four hits by Magnolia in ils loss. Jim Davies parlayed a \Valk, fielder's choice and error into Corona de! J\.far's first run and the Sea Kings tallied twice in the sixth after Matt Keough and Bob Palmer started the inning with singles. Estancia squandered a five- run lead and fell to a three- run eight.inning rally by Santa Ana Valley. Cllt_IMeM lll ... F1rretl, :Jb.rf Gla5P'1, Pi'I Tryon, lb Otl•nv. c Schrull!). cl B•uma, rf V•lentlllf, 3b Brown, o-lb Sllerp, lb Fr19osl, P 8 Ulbtl, If C1ld~I. ¢1 Cnilldall, 11 Tol•lt ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' " ' FM111 .. ll Vlll1t ltl- Tressler, 211 Hatt!e-td, IS Eckles. 11 Deeff'f'", lb lllen<:k. rt Pantalone, cl H1rdman, 3b Austin, e Mauler, p Total• •• • . ' ' 1 . ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' '"""' ' •• ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' "' ' ' ' 1 , ' , • ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' • • Costa ~a Foontaln V•lllY "' "' .,, ... •" E &-I 3 3 x--t ' 3 Goldtfl W11t ('1l 1!71 H8ftlol' .IOO·Medlev Relav-1. Ht rbor •:06.&. llJD.Fre.-1. Maltby (G), 2. L.lml'!\ef1. (Gl. l. Murak1mf (H). Timi : 11:10. 2QO.F,._l. Storti (G), 2. McAdtms, 3. Mvrphv jH). Tlmt: 1:$6,1. .SO.Fre-. Murp1ir IHl, 1. canr1n.1s (G), J, O'Conner (H , l lm1: 21.1. 100 lndo-1. Wl'llle CHll 2. Wlllltmt (Gl. No Third. Time: 21·1 .3. 200 Flv-1. No1h (G , 2. 2, MOOA (G), 3. Graham (Ht Tlmt': 2:1J.2. 100-Fre.-1. Can:lenas CG ), 1. Murphy (H), 3. Ounn IG/. Time: 51.2. 20).lletk-I. s orll CG)L 2. RHd CG), 3. O'Conn...-(HJ. Time: 2:11.•. -500-Frte-1. Maltbv (G), 2. MtAd1m1 fGl. 2. Whll1 (G), 3. Wall (Hl. Time: 1:10.5. M;ll).Frte R1 l1y: t , GW Tlmt : 3:43.3. Edi.on UI Minas, cl Weinberger, 11 Nichols. rr Seiwood, c Oftrotltr1, lb Loper, 1b Whi11, p M•t't'• lb Hibbard, If .. . . ' ' ' ' 0 , 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Tol1ls " ' Stort •v lnnl'llgs • Los .l.1•mllos 003 010 0-4 Edi'°" 100 000 2-.1 COl"'Ollt llHI Mar Cl) Oevl15, lb ICoh!lf', rf l(tough, IS P•lmer, c N11yar1, rf Jahnt. 211 Noo1w1, If Mitt, If Porlo, lb Wltklnso•i. p M•llory, p Reynolcu, pl\ To!el1 ... ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 • ' ' ' ' " ' Ston •v lnnlllfl ' ... ' , ' ' 1 0 ' ' . ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ·-. ' "' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 0 ' ' . ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . , Laguna's chances for vie- II •.m. -Frosh 2-mill 11:20 -Soph 2-mll• 11:<1(1 -Jr. 2•mHt HOOtl -Sr. 2-mll1 12:15 -Girl• 100 12 hN!al 12:20 -Frtl$h 10 HH 12:2S -SOPh 70 HH l2:30 -Jr. -noHH 12:35 -Sr. 120HH 12:..0 -Frosh UO r.S1v >j:45 -Soph, UO rtlty 1 :.SO--.lr.-+40 ,...\<' 12:1S -Sr. ti) r111v t p.m. -Frosh NO 1 :OC -SOPll l&O 1:111 -J r, AO l ~li = friri~uo 1:20 -Girls 100 1:24 -Thur.ton Glrla 100 1:21 -Ghrutton 8ov1 JOO l :'M -Frosh 100 l :..0 -SO!lh 100 l:U -Jr, 100 1:411 -Sr. 100 1 :52 -Frosh Mitt l :YI -Sop/I Miii 2:06 -J r, Mitt 2:ll -Sr. Mii~ . ' . 2::U -Glrl1 llO li•ll'I' 2:JD -Open 3-mllf 2:50-Frosh •40 lh•at l l 2:1' -Frosh"'° he1t 2) 2:51 -SOPh 4olO ltM11-1 ) 3:02 -SOPh 4MI Met 21 3:06 -Soph 4IO heel 3 3:10 -Jr. 4olO lhfft 1l Maonolt1 001 002 0..... 12 I Cor, del Mir 100 002 0-4 • 3 Ohan•, 'l'b Shtntl'ood, rl • B1rt1aff, lb Monot1. c Aan.QulUo, 3b Dt"f'n' cl Oh11111, rl McCrann, rf t111kset1. p PU!l>\lf",.,.P Mtddltl, ., Tol1ts •• • . ' . ' ' ' ' ' , ,, . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . " . Sctn By lnillntl 3:\A -Jr. 411 111!'"1 21 3:11 -Jr. 4olO (hett 31 h 1111 ~;~ = ~~: :::ji.e:: ~1 1 O 3:30 -Sr. uo heal 3 l I l::W -Sr. UO h111 ' 1 1 3:..0 -Fr0$h 1 H 3:'4 -Soch I LH 1 o 3:4 -Jr: 11111 LH 0 I 3:52 -Sr.lllOLH I 0 3:56 -Frosh 220 o o ' p,m. -5op11 220 o O •:OC -Jr. :no o o 4:08 -Sr. Z20 l a •:II -,lhunlon Girl• ll20 ' 0 \"117 ~rosh Miit Rel•~ •:2'2 -$OPh Miit R1l1y 1 3 ·a:V -J r, Mlle Rel" •:32 -Sr. M It At IV . ' . •:37 -Thur11on IPV• l:HO •:33 -Open l-F!1n Mii• Riiey SA Vllll'/ 000 '10 0--I 10 3 Eal1ncl1 01• 000 oo-5 7 3 F f l!ftllll Noon -Jr. tnd r. PV, 5,, Dltc:in, U , 15.3, 2. Gurrola (C011c~l1 Vall"'J'I 15.7; lhffl 11 l. Nlthol• CS.n Marcos) 15.7, t. I.Mk• (L.,_ •Mell ) 1,,41 (llell 31 1, Sll.l h•n (Ft llbrooll:I 15.4, 2. Ewen IMcnnO V1""'1I 15.Si (hffl 4) 1. 1Ci.1..Cb9cll IL.,wia ... ch IJ,t , 2. Mine• (ICl!"f'I V•llev\ 16.2. llOLH-(hut l) I . Grell! (POWl 'l'l 20.7, 2. Gurroll (CNc:tltlll V•lll'l'I 21 .3; (ht1I 31 I. Shah.an (Flllllf'ookl 21.3, 2. Wright (Victor Vtllly) 21.I ; (l'\eoet 21 I. E~ll (~ V•11tV) 20.61 (llt1! 4) I. Nlcl'IPl1 (San NwirCOll 21.•, (hHt 5) I. IOtSMtlleell IL.al-•ttdll 11.7, 2. H1 mnton IW•lnvtl n .i. 4o10 llll•J"-(111111 ) 1. Fallllf'ook •.!I.I, 2. c.rt~ '6.S. :t. e1oom1no1on '6.7 '· Bllhop "·'I (hMI 21 I, Victor VarJf'/ -4.J.O. 2. SI. Plur .U.7, 3. C011chtn.- V1tlty ,. ... L san Marcos "6.7 • Area Swimmers In CIF Prelims LONG BEACH -Orange Coast area swim individuals such as Corona del Mar's Bruce Knunpholz and Foun- tain Valley's Jack Babasbofr, along with Westminster High's frosh-soph aggregation will be ta~ th e i r first step hopefully to CIF titles today in the CIF swim prelims at Bel· lnO<ll Plaza. Diving prelims began at 9 a.m. and the first swimming event is billed for 12:30 p,m .. The top do<en in varsity and top six in frosh-sopb Jn today's -will qualify ro.-Friday's finals. 'Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Ea1t Division W L Pct. GB AMERICAN LEAGUE Eu! Dlvlsloa Doubleheader for UCI Chicago New York Pittsburgh J I 0 1.000 0 J.000 Baltimore Boston W L Pct. GB I 0 1.000 J 0 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 I .000 UC Irvine will host Chap. man College in a doubleheader beginning at nOOJJ today on the UCI campus baseball fi eld. Cooch Gary Adams will use two of three pitchers in a starting ass igrunent with the otht'f held in a relief rote. Ray liumphries (5-1), Gary \Vheclock (5-4) and Tom Dodd (1--0 f :ire the probables. . UCI (18·8) defeated Southern Californ ia College Thursday aftern00:n and in the only meeting "·ith Chapman this season in the third place I 0 J.000 . Montreal game of the recent Anabelm Philadelphia tournament, hand~ t h e SL Louis Panthers a &-2 defeat behind 0 0 0 I I 1 Humplries' complete game victory. After today's doubleheader, Houston . the Anteaters will travel to San Francisco Holtville Sunday for an ex-San Diego hibition game with an Angels CA~l~ta ti farm club then return ror a 1ncinna West Dlvbloti 1 0 1 0 1 0 game at the University of Dodgers Southern California on Tues- 0 I 0 1 0 1 Friday's ResoJts day. Jerry J\.faras (3·1) is scheduled to start against the Trojans. use dcleoted the Anteaters, 3-1, earlier in the year. Plll,bVtoh 7. St. Lbllls s Now Yorit 3, Phllod•fPhlt 0 Chlttoo J, MonlrNI 1 Ho\11Pon 2, All1nt1 1 (1) lnnlnot} Si n Di<eOP " Dodttrs :I Olhtr clui. no! Khedulfd. .000 .000 .000 1.llOO 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 I I 1 I I 1 Cleveland Detroit ~filwaukee New York 0 I .llOO w .. 1 Dlvlsloa Angels Minnesota Chicago Texas Oakland Kansas City I 0 l.IOO 1 0 l.llOO 0 0 .ooo 0 0 .000 0 I .000 0 1 .000 Friday's Results IOS!Oll lS, Ntw Yori!: ! 81l1!mPrt 10, Ml'-tull.M 0 Chlc11110 11 Tn:•s !OOS!Jlontd. ni\ft) M!IWISOll t, C>akt1nd S ltt""ll J, ll:t-Clf'f t ' Otlltr clubs not Khtdultd. \\ \\ 1 1 \\ \\ I 1 Pirates Bag 2-1 Victory Pitcher Dan Quisenberry scattered seven hlts in helping Orange Coast College to a U. Inning, 2-1 South C Q-a It Conference baseball victory over visiting San Diego Mesa Friday. Dave Wickersham's two-oot double in the 12th started the winning rall y for 0 C C ' s Pirates. Jim Watson then hit a ground bal l to third, bul the throw to first was wild , pulling the Mesa first sacker oJl the bag. Wickersham scored oa the play. Qui senberry struck out tJ and did not issue a walk. o,....,. Coatt 1'21 Fle-mlP1g, lb P1lmer, cf Fieloer, ?b O!IOl'I, rf Refll'ler. 311 Grimm. rl' 1CubeK1, e Wlckft'lham, It w .. rson. " QulsetibtrrY. p Tot1!1 ... ' ' . ' . ' • • , ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' . ' " . Sc-W 1111111111 .... 1 1 ' • ' ' ' • ' ' • ! I ' • I SO Mftt occ 000 100 000 --~ ; i 100 000 000 001-2 I Boes Maintain Swim Lead Tod•y't Gtmu Plllltdtlllhlt (l.onbPrl 1•12) 11 Ntw Yorti: IMlli.tk IJ.10). MenffHI CMPort f.fl It ClllCMO (p._. 11·7), St n Fr111Clteo (WIJloutflby Ml •I CllldMell (Ill .. lllClhlllT'! lt.12). T ... ,., ....... Dflroll !Lolldl 22-1•1 •t CIWtlltnd lhrTV 1"161· New Yorti: llCllM I ... ) Ill lottM (Pllfttrl 7·1SI. l .. ~lt'"*" CLOdtWood .. l!I el •1HIM01'1 lCu.ll1r Mlnnetett llCMt 10.21 l'I o.kland (OdDm IU). "I""' CITY '"""*"" M or °'"° 12-111 a t ....,... 1¥tr ont 1•111. NORWALK -Don Ken t cop<ured the 10 O • y • r d breaststroke and Larry Bia!· terman nabbed the too back to spark Orange Coast College to a 12·polnt lead over Fullerton College in the South Coast Confertnce swimming and diving championships at Cor- rilos Friday. Coach Jack Fullerton's OCC ,Pirates had llM ·p6in1' niter the second day's a c t I o n • Fullerton totaled 82. Prcllms Jn seven event.1 are set ror 10 this momlnl with the !lnals llCbeduled lots. ' Rent, an OCC sophomore, shattered his o"'"'" 100.yard conference breaststroke mark, clocking 1: 04.0. The old record was I :05.2. The Pirates went 1·2-3 in the breaststroke witfi ~1 i k e Yar"'OOd finishing second (I :05.51 and Ow<n Marksbury placing third (1:05.7l. Blallerman had his lifetime best In the 100 hack with a 58. 7 clocking with teammate John Carpenter placing third in 1:00.S. OCC's Doug Moon (55.71 and Mark llosnond (:tll.2) placod second and third Jn the 100 fly behind Fullerton 's D a v e Robinson (54.0). ·And the Pirates' Vlnce f'ran tom, Steve J\tnrron and Bill f\.1cAnency \vent 3-t-5 in the 200 free. Ti m 1-farvcy of lt'ullerlon was the winner in I ;48.9. Jiarvey's time tied the year· old reco rd of 1 :48,9 set by OCC's Mntt Greer. Ii_ HtMY IC ) 1:s:J.2: 3, Fnintom !~Cl 1:51..11 4, Mtl'l'Oll COCCI l :S6.31 , McAMf\f'f IOCC 'l';j6,61 '· McGll,..,.., fF) 1 :St.I. (!let COllf-nct rfClll'll of 1 :•.•· Ml by Mttt Grnr of OC:C In lt12). 100 fly -t. Robfnson fFI 54.0r 2. M:r. IOCC> '"'; t· °''"""' IOCCj .st.:• 6. -l!llll•r ()A 511.•I '·· < Caldwtl IM AC) SIJ; '· P•r 1 (C 1:00.S. 100 bKk -1. a11111rm1~ roccl s..r · 2. 8owtn CSAl 5'.3· 1· C1r°"'11r Oft\ 1:00.,1 4, Avtrv !C) :Ol.31 s. cr1wford !Fl :01,I: '· Al tn !Cl 1:03.f 100 ~·II -I. ICtnl tDtCI 1:04.0 lconltrt!IC• rte:ord, t1r1•~1 l>td l'l'llrk O! l iOS.1, HI lw ICl(lt !n •ltTt ' ,, Yt rwo.id IOCCI l ;05J1 3.. Mtrklllurv IOCC) l •05,7r ('.i.,_ .MISUkl'ltl (IJ)l:07,)J ;J. Rlcllr( U\.CI l :ot.01 6. Jl:rMmt11 (Ill "11i'' f mav -1 ~I'""°" :J4.J1 , I. T. 111 lo ):t .~1 i. JJ. 3.·.11 7:54~1 ~ <!°'«Tll'OI 1M..S1 I. sfnr. An. t:!l.J, • TMft'I Kert119 -Or'llWtrt Cotti 104( 111'\ll""""" ft. Mt, SfNI An!Onlo U. Cfl'Tttoa 2', Sttltl AM D. ' \ OMMr't !Ml-•111111 .. Ill flt 5tn DltOll (NonMn 9-11), Onll' Nmet td!tdui-6. Only Cl8'NI tdledl.lllld.. • • • -· ·' ' : .. --------.---------- ' ' Alamitos Harness E-ntries Ton\1111-, •~trlts JllllST ltACI! -one milt. PM.c. COl'ldltlOMll ell 19tl. NOfl wlnner1 of MSOO tn n,.73 eomb. AE flCfl wl11ner1 o1 • s11.ooo 111 n.13 tomb tt'lllt ere "°" wh•· ~-raer ... ln l11t i ttans. ~ S3000 - • S.lwyn H1nover (S. 81yl1r.1J • WIM"lhy Medel (J. B11l1y) Be111tltul lyrd IF. Todd Jr.I • Natlv. Exprei1 (J. 0tnnt11 llKl119 Color1 IE. Wllffltrl COQ11&c G (T. O«ln!1 Soorll Aren. CJ. Lf<ollltllUI) W P Adlos (It . wi1111m1J Sl!COND •Ac.I! -Ont mile. P1c1. CorlOlllOMO ~ 'l'••r olds Mid 11ndtr that hive l'llv« Won s:isoa. PvrM $2000, Ml CllillM IE. Wllttltr) f rot.I Frotl (M. Holl) Ber1t11 (J. O'lrllnl Timmy T•» (A. Wlnoerl _ · L11mbll' Prtt'(J. Wlllllf't'l1J Adlos S!rflm IS. Dl$0mlrl &erry 0 ID. Ackerman\ N1tlv. Ci.m fj, 0.Mll TNlll D llACE -OM mile. Pict . Clelml119 111 19ff. Top clalmln.g price WUO. PvrM IUOO. Hra Lucky (H. ll!!lwn.,) Uncle Till tG. Lang.ol First Roy1t !S. O.!IO<nerl HIPPY Hll {R. MeGot11gltl ANIYI MIHll1 IL. 0111110<\) Tennesstt Cot1 (J, Todd) Ctrlo HillOYlr {A. Glllll1nl Frtt1Nn1 Dream (M. Holl) FOU•TH ltACI! -0.-,milt , Pitt.' Ctalm lng. Top cl1lmlng 1Wlc1 WOOO. PurM S2«IO. Bethany Bey (0. Ka1m1t1rl Wlllle T. Knllll!I (P, Col1mt nl S~y Qukk (J. Bolt1ro) Gr1Wlln H1nov1r (M. SC111nk1l J~ ltlcll1rd (J. Wllll1m$) Ft)'l"9 Dutchmen CR. WUll1m1l Mllltt Brown (J. Uolllllllll l 1ron a. (L. 01ullonl "lllTH llACI! -Ont mile. Pace. Cl1lmlng 111 II". Top t l1lmlog !)rite Sll.000. Purse '3tQO. St11r E1lf (0. Cronk! Anclra1 Bii'!' tJ. Llohtflllll C1nl1r lllbtl CJ. Gr1n1ml Andy1 Lnler (J. 1l1t1ey) Montane CM. H1rperl Topall Acllos IT. A1tchlol'dl Oeeillbub (J. 0«1nl1l Good Time Llod (P. Chorlrll'!'l StXTH llACE -One mile. Pace. Clelmlno hlndltlP Ill IOI$. B11lc cl1lml11g Pf'ICH Sl6.000.Sl0.000. Pur5<1! ..... RU1tv Jatil fJ. Ofnnlsl Mr. BIO B (J, O'l rlt-nl N11pt1 Hilts Ach:lr (R. V1lle1 Kl'!') Ftorlcl1 Fl11h fD. Acktrm1n) N•llm (,., Cclnroyl G1me Time !R. MtGonloleJ Nllllol'ds Cllt.t (J. WJLllamsl J atty Admlr11 (R. Richmond) S•VINTH llACI! .... One mite. PICC. Grut Soultlwest !net 119 Polt•n 6 y11r olds ind r.mdlr non win~ of 12.SA«l In IJ72 11111 111\le 1t1rl9d I or more 11me1 In U.S. Ill" C1n1da In 19n . PurM $7SOO. D1!'1Car Gt0rg1 (J. Dennis) Ultr1 Wi ve iC. SlferO 811\dl Anni Winner (J. Gr&haml S91nt Ctalr Carl (J, Wiiiiams) l(Jley Mor1ka lJ. MlllerJ Th1rp (J. Cr1ne) He1rrlls IF. Todd Jr.J Rhode Island A9d (J. O'Brien) Oullttl1 (A. GUltl1n) EIGHTH llACE -One mll1 p&Cc corlOIHoned 1111 1gn. Winne<• over Sl0.000 In n ,73 comb. Putw I.COO. Mlkll Mltllon (E. Cobb) Adlos Rk k (R. wt1111msl IC.i n D Byrd (J. O'Brlenl Abbe Chlnce (J. Balley) st! Down (J. BenMllJ JC, Prep ' Baseball Standings IOI/TH COAST CONFERENCE W L T GB Ctrfltos 10 J 1 Ful~rton • J O l'h Sin Diego MMll f J 0 l'h Ml. Sin Anlonlo s ' o S'h Sanl1A111 ( 't 1 6 F~loht Catch (J. Wtlllamsl Rfcky Ed IT. Dennlsl ~ Or1noe Coast • 10 o 6'111 f rldl'l"S Scan1 • #o-Jll Coe ,J, Otnnl1) NINTH ltACI! -OM' milt. PICI. Clllmlng atl -oes. Top cl1lml1111 price lll.:BO. Pvrli SJOOO. V1n lty Slglllt CG. Hl rdle) Clllet Rid (J. Voll.arol LIUI• Miii Connb IC. Bo-Id 21 Adlot. Ctrl (J, Miiier) Only Trouble tR. WllU1m1l Mr. Ja<k (L. 01ullon) Cru15&1' H1n011er (L. Grf90l"I) But E~.i Peli (T. B1rlonel Alamitos Harness Results for f rld1y C11ar a Fatl l"IRST ltACE. One m!le. pace. cl1lm- lng. 111 "DH· purw S2.000. Free HN!ller. S.rknoer J.IO 1.60 2.olO Gllld11o!\1 Be~, ShlnU J.IO J.00 Nevid1 BHI. Dlsomef J.60 Time -2.0J ... J. Also read -Scottyp Coll, Ll11cotn, S11blrt Gall, Pan11c1M. · Scran:lltd -81ttllno au u, Volo Hanor, Time Fllghl. S2 E•.cta, 1·Frl'f •,'Me&ttiir &. J. Gltnlone Bibi. pallf S15.60. SECOND ltAC'E. On1 mlll'. pate. cl1lmlng. 111 1ge1. purse u .100. G1oro1 W y n wooo, P e 11 r 1•n Jr. s.oo A.'° 3.olO Western R1 lde-r. Longo 6.70 3.80 ~ Buu, Beiley •.oo Tirri.-2.07 1~. Also r&c9d -Henry l(ld, GuOllCI' Holme, Pride cf Eoypr, Reeds Sutic, Only Son. SCnifthed -Slmmy, V1litnl1 HM rt. THll!ft ltAC!. OM mll1. trot. con· dltlon. 111 1ga. pur11 IJ,600. Gery P1ul H o l lman , De,.. nit • . .0 3.60 2.•0 Lumber Pele, W!tll•m• •.OO 2.60 Duke Peg1sus, O'Brl'" 2 . .0 Tlme-2.0. ).S. Also rKld -S1s1y HUI, Wottem De1n, L1lln Em Pres, Beret. JDhn1 J ..... No ICt'l kllls. P:OURTN tlACE. One mile. pecc. CS.lm111f. 1n IOff. purse S2AOCI. &1tt«y. LonOD 3'..0 12.00 -J,olll L-'rO'Briln .. z 3 . .t) l id, Todd Jr. •.ID Tl~2.03 .. s. r Alto rlCld -M A Kn!oht, Dwvl!r' H1_., G1me Jeck, 8111 of Gotd, Brldl An.m-. Ho tcratcrin. ''"" •ACI. OM mite. Pffl. con-dition, Ill 1on. purM IJ,IOO. W . JIU. T1.ntl' 9.IO 5.00 3.60 Ho!»'!' Hon1 LI/Pl, Crlnl S.20 2.60 Vl\11 L.Dbetl. Bill.., •AO Tlm~.D'J 1·S, Also rerr;ed -Ster John, SllP!lln ay, Wlnbllm, Gema ~. s1ormv Filter. ND t.eretc1M1. SIXTH RACE. Ont mile. pac1. cl1fin· Ing, 111 1gH . o;.ir11 '3.200. GI Goldfnboy, Bell11cll 10.60 ··'° 2.60 EOoewooel 1e ... 1. khlnke t ..»--MO L1rrr Time. Wl1111m1 2..olO Tlm-2.02 1-S. Also tlKICI -Good Reign, 1£.111 P-. T!IOl"PU Vk:IDt'f, l o lo RlllOll'• D1rlT11r ... ,. Scrftthld -CMltMr HlnoYtr, Mr. JK~ i.S Eu1ct1, 6-GIS ~ldeflbo¥ & •· IE~ KetM. pe1d 1121.50. • SriDfTN •ACI. °"' mn .. PIC'f. '"' '<llt1!1on1I. pune '7.000. lr1mbl• M•l l . Adltrft*I 11.40 •.IO 3.20 Ow1<tr evrd, W1t111m1 l-40 2.IO JWOt, er-1.00 Tlm-1.01. Also tKld -G11COl'I ROllJC, Nkb P1ln1ff. ,1y11111 orwm N. H>o Krl khel, l lOHTN llAC•. ~mitt. ptt1. COit· dlllon. J .. A tffr old1. llUfMI M.MIG. . Tel'IQ\lfl'IY• Todd Jr. f.00 J,llO 1.tO Doclor Tom, Dll'lnlt. 2.IO 2..0 Gll)O Htl'IOYll', Holl •.20 Tlm-1o:l l.J. Alto rited -Ovtrh1ul. Trucul~, l(aHY HHrl, >.rmllrt Noni•, GtHln .,,.. No w1ttht1. NINTH llACI. °"' mne . J*:•· t lelmlllO. •II ""· PIK" S7AOO. >.yr llUdtftl, w11111m1 tA J,'lO '·'° Miii ,,,. R..,, VttlU ICty 3.00 2.60 £fKOUl'llW• Cronk S.10 11mt -1.fO l•S. Nto rKllCI -Ntvld1 Jtclt, Gl'#Olflt, Ml• ,..,..,_. ~ Obtletl, • s.natw Glib. No ICl"'lkfltt. U f...cte. 1.,.,yr StuHfrll & 7-Mltt 11&11 ""'' pUd u1.oo. Oranoec Coast 2. san <:>lego Mesi 112 lflnlngs) S1n11 Alli 1. CerTitos 6 Mt. Sin Antonio 11, Fullerton ' Tode'l''I GlmH Cet'litos f l San Pi~ Mest ~nle An1 11 FU'ilerfOi\ Or1noe Coasl 11 Mt. Sin Antonio SUNSET LEI.GUE w Weslem , L GO • An1Mlm • NewPOrt Hlrbof' 3 Loera 3 S.nt1 Ana 1 3 Mlrlna , HuntlnglO!I 8eatl'I 2 Westminster 1 F rfd1y•s scores l.ollra 11, M1rl111 2 ' , , , • • s Senta Ana 7, Huntington tlelth 3 Newport H11"bor ::i. W1$lmlnsrer I Western '· Anaheim 3 Tlltlday's Oamt1 Westminster ti Aneltflm S.nl1 Alli at Loara 01 N""110rt Har'bor 1t Mtrina WtsleTn II Huntington Inch , , , , • • s ORANGE LEAGUE w University VatiMCll Brei • L Ga ' • ' • ' Sonora • ' Saddlebllct • ' 01n1 Hills 2 Et ODrldo 7 Laguna BNCll O . ' . ' • • FrldlY'I Scor;M Unl'<'tOif'f 7, Lllgl.lnf Be1<ll S Seddteblct 6, Dane Hitll • Sonor1 1, El Dor1do o !re1 (, Valtncl1 1 Tutsd•V'• G1mn Vatmcl1 at Saddlebttk Unlver&/ly 11 El Dorfdo Sonora et B"" D•n1 Hllll 11 Lagu111 BllCll IR VINE L'EAGUll!! W L T GB Los Alamttos 6 o o Magt>otl1 s I O l Coron1 del Mir • , o ? EdlJon 3 3 O 3 s..,.. Ana V1Uey 3 J 0 J El!ancl• 1 • 1 '"• Fountain Valley 1 5 o s CD1t1 Mtsa o s 1 s•h FrldlY.'.S ScOf'ff Foun111n Vatll!V-1, Cost Me-sa 1 SA v111ey t , Est1nc11 s 11 1"nlngsl LDI Al1mllos •• Edfton ] ""'°nolla 6. Corona del Mar 3 TutlAf'S Gll!lel Corane del Mar al Cosl;ii Miii E}llson at M110noil1 l os Al1mllo!l 11 Etllf'ICll Founlaln V1lley 11 S.nl1 Ane V1Uey CRESTVIEW L.E&OUI! W L T G& Vlfla Plrll: FOOlllltl Ml11lon V11lo TutHn S1nc1'"""'' "'-El Modtn1 kltell• ' . ' • • • , ' . , . ' 3 , • , ' . 1 S , II • s ' Fri"'I"'• S<-• MfasJOl'I \11110 9, Orange • 1 vt\11 Perk 2. S.n Clfn'llllte O Foothill •, Kl lelle O T11Slln '' £1 M01Jen1 1 T11t1111n <Hlmt1 El Modtn• If Mllllon Vle!o St n Cltmente II Or1ng1 Foott\IU i f Vflll Perk Ktl•lla at lu111n l.JfOEtUS LIAGUE W L l fft:lp AINI s J PlllS X • J Mi ter Oel l J Sen'lfe • • SI. Pkll J 4 Sl .. AllltlonY 2 t l""'IY'I SCWH M1t.r' Dei L SI. Anthony 2 St, P~ " Bishop Amel I .Pli.S x 1. Slrv\'9 0 , ' ' ,. ,. •• ' T oa • ' " . ' . ' . '" ' . -' Newpo11 Ace Stops :{) • Newport Harbor II I g h 's Sailor$ captured a 3-0 decision over host WestmJnster Friday arternoon to remain in eon· tention fpr second pJoce in 1:00 Sunset League ba.seball derby. The sa.ilors iot two-hit po181lng ·1rom· Pede!' White and he struck out nine Westminster b a. t t e r s as Newport remains one game behind seccnd ploce Anaheim and thr~ games b e b" rn a unbeaten Western. Other c i r c u i t hostilities round Huntlngton Beach on the wrong end of a 7-3 count ~ith best sfnla Ana, and Looro bombarded Marina, 11-2. White gave up only a pair.of singles in his nifty stint and ·walked only one. Westminster hurler Bob Hale was also im· pressive, whiffing 1 L batters. Newport got all the run s it needed for White in the first inning when Mark Duffy tripl· ed and came across on Mike Folsom's single. The Sa ilors added two in· surance n1arkers in the sixth inning v.·hcn Duffy singled and eventually scored on Bill . f\-1oc kett's base rap. f\-1ockett later scored on a pinchhit single by Doug Chard . ~1arina's Viki~s commi tted five errors and Loara took ad· vantage with six unearned runs in burying the Vikes. Scott WJJdennen and Ron Swanson produ~d the only run-scoring safties .for Marina. Saturda1' April 7, 1973 DAILY PILOT J3 Orange Coast Area Prep Tennis Results VlnilV L"\lllf l fldl llt l (t)Ul\lvl'l'tJt~ !llM!lff TtYIOI" !LI dtj· Viteri ... , Wiit •·2. Howlll .. 1. AfVll t-0, So.ldlno ILi won"°''"'· ...... ,. MCClunci (LI Iott o ... '"°" 6-3. 1.s, lost .... 0Dckl1 (LJ 1'Dll ••,.won ... , .. ! .. 2 • .... H Bedell Ind P11rto1 (LI def. Aden Ind B. F1ltemelr t-4, M. lllilt wllll Sren• ''jff'ld J. Ftl~me!r )4, 6..1. IV al'ld JfCQbJon (L) loll by clef1un. wilt 7-#1, 6-1. Junior Vtnlty· L1ou1111 h 1c11 1"1 1111 U11lvenlly '"" Mlrrvf11ld (LI del. C'"' 7.4, Turn$1111 6-21 IQSI kl McC1usl1nd 6·1, def. Pl"slorA J.O. P1!1er1on Ill lost J-#1. u, 1..J. won 6· '· G1lffll1n (Ll won ....:i. loll 1·6. :HI, won 1r2. Car.an CLI lost fl.t. 0-6 1-11, won ,.3. ·~-LOQI lod Le'<'ln IL) lost lo Simon 11nd Palllard ••· 5-7; del. Niison •nd B11>1 ,.3. 6J. Giltner 111<1 M1vock (Ll won 6·2. 6·l 1 ...•••. Vlf'llly Co1t1 Mn 1 111) 1161 Feunttln VI Uey 51!!0111 Gensler fC) loll lo Ovitt ••, Brun•· mond 3-#1, del. Murld l..J. L1sler.o t.'· H1rr1, CC ) Ion! '"' won ..o. J.~. .J. SmtHWGDll ICI lost Q-4., Q-4., .... 2•. 2,.werner (Cl !Oil 4·6. won .. J, 11111 2•. ..... MUl!'Vln and Thoml>IDn tel IOI! ID D11nn1 1nd Guild, 6-2, 4"1 def. Herdrlch and MtGleineTn 6-J. .. 3. J'""°' V1n1ty CDlll MHI (JI nu F-1•111 V1U1y Sltl!llH Brownson !Cl !!eel Dorm1n 7-7, tied H1m!llot'I 1·1, H1'"°'1 iCJ IOU o..t. 1 ... JC School Records, Area Teams Tumble Craig Kennedy's bat re· mained hot with a pair of singles and two rbi, but the Huntington Beach ace's efforts weren't eoough to offset Santa Ana's six-hit attack, "''hich was assisted by five Hun· tington Beach errors. LY~lne CC! del. StorMVIM'r 6·2, IDll 10 OaQOSllllO, 3~. HunUflOlon tCl won 7·S, 6..J. Ooub111 G•rdner·Wrkiht IC:! loi t lo Stre'IO· Belgi:n, 6-8, lo•t kl Andrew 11\d lnQlts. ... Fr1ncll·Armenderl1 (C l lost 1...i. lcsl 2·1. V1n1ty Coron• del Mir 12$1 CJI M111110tl1 Sll"'llH For Preps Top Swim Times , Golden West College's Ray Harris, Saddleback's D a n Pahnka and Orange Coast's Doug 11artin recorded school records but all three area junior college track teams lost Friday. IC) J. IC.leln (CJ Distance! 1.fO.A. JaY<!lin -I. C!1 relll (01 2. Ashford (£-1--3. SP001str1 (Cl Dls1af'ICe: 196-1. Triple Jump -l. Youno IC) 2. Sll!Jbln (C) l. Jenstn 101 Dl111nc1; .. 1. LI.CC (n ) (Ul Glllltft West 100-l. Thomas (Ll. 2. Ross (L), 'J. Perkins (L). Time: t .•. 220--1. Thomas ILi, 2. Ross IL), 3. Mias lG). Tlme: 21.0. •.0-1, M111 Ui-t.. 2. !crrv tLI, l, Douolas (L). 'ntfie:..,.,.2, l80-1. McQuown (GJ, 2. Wfbb {Ll, 3. ChaPl>ell IL). Time: 1:57.6. Ml5-I. McQUOWfl (G), 2. P1rker !LI 3. VOtlr'l'lff!I; (GI. Time: •:1,.•. l-milf"-1. LDc:km1n tGJ, 2. Plr~tr {L). ). IJIYIVV (l;!),T•lrnn; IA:.SO.O. 120HH-1. Hell LJ, 2. Ward CGl, J, Powell (GI. Time: 1•.f,. ....OIH-1. Hall (LJ, 2. Ctrler CLJ, 'J. Powell (GJ. Time: S5.0 flarris, who earlier set the Rustlers record in the long jump at 23-111/,, improved to 24-2 as Gold@ West was drop- ping out of a first place tie, losing to visiting Los Angeles City College, 89--47. - Pahnka, a freshman, was one of just two Saddleback winners as he tossed the discus 144-4, bettering Mi ke Becker's school best of 143-2. Ul Rel1y-l. LACC. Time: •I.I. Mile Relev-1. LACC. Time; 3:2l.1. -LJ-1. Harris \G). 2. Jemn 1-Ll. 'I H11vne$ (LI. o stance: 2•-2 SCho<I Martin tied the Orange Coast high jwnp record of 6- 7% but the Pirates suffered an S:J.61 setback to visiting Cer· ritos. Ofl l!lll COllll c111-tn 1 Cl!'ritM 100 -Scull\ !Cl 2. Oftmel 10! 3. Jack$Dn !Cl T me: e9 220 -Desmet tol 2. Scully (Cl J. J1ckson (Cl Timi : 21.9 U1 -1. Wltll tms {Cl 2, M111Dney (OJ J. Streit (Cl Time: SO.S. BIO -1. Gul'l'ln (C 2. RUdY 10) J. J ordan ICj Time: l:!IA. Miit -• Guerin (Cl 2. Bellin 101 J. Eno11$h {Cl Time: •:JO.l. 2-mlle -1. E. J-5 0) 2. Gorman {0 ) J. CunnJflO/llm (01 Time; 15:,S.9 'l'lO HH -1. Orchlrd /OJ 2. S•11ler fOl J. Younci IC) Time: J, •olOIH -1. Sl'lew IC/ 2. Roflinl 101 ], S1u1er (Ot Time: Sit. U1 R.iay -1, Cll"rtloe. Time: 43.J Mii• ltelaY -I. ~los. l ime: 3;26.6 HJ -l. M1rlln (0) 2. <Hel K•nl (0) 8nd SOlnn IC\ Hel!llll; 6-7'\lo (tle1 record) LJ-1. YOllTMI (Cl 2. Oarch1rd (0) J. snutoln <ClOlst1nc1: 21).1"°"· PV -1. Atrvedo (C) Z. Vl1h1tld1 101 Hetoht: 1).0. SP -I, HOQan (Cl 2. JO!inson !Cl 3. Cl~reU! COi 011,.nt t: 41·1'111. OIKlll -1. Jollnlon CC) 2. Dunphy Record). HJ-I, Wins1on IL), 2. Hiii (L), 3, Havnes (L) Htl11hl : 6-10'/t. T J-1. Harris tGl; 2. J1mes {L), J. Sllphen1 fL). Oistance: '*-2''•· SP-1. Brooks (Ll, 2. t.o\le (LJ, 3. Duv1I (Ll, Distance: 50-J'lt D-1. T1r11bonavk IG), ?. Love (LJ. J. G11!ny (Gl. Distance: '"°"'""· PV-1. 0Yerkln (LI, 2. Tucker (GJ, 3, Wyatt (GI, Height: 13·0. J-1. womaek <GI, 2. e11ck {LJ, J. Dvtt111n ILi. 01st1nee: 162-9V7. S•ddleback 12'1 Cllt l Clllff•' 100 -1. Brldley (S), 2. Slmon10n (CJ. l . Gr1yl1nd (() Time: ID.I , 720 -1. Tro11 CC). 1. 51monlollft 1c>, 3,Gr1vt1nc1-1c1 Tlme: •n .t UJ -1. Tro a (Cl. 2. Youngr1n {CJ, J .scorderv CS) Time: "'·•· l80 -1. C1~1 <Cl. 2. CDMl1ntlno {Cl. J. V11Que1 !Cl Tim: l !S1.0 Mile -1. COUrll'llY Cl, 2. Smllll C{J, J. Gordan (C), Time: •:le.t 2 Mlle -l , Courtney (CJ. 2. COl'IStitr>- lillO (CJ. J. Sm!lll rel, Time: 10:10.0 120 tlH-1. All (C , 2. Le:enlr(s(C), J. Munn (Cl Time: 16.0 , ...0 HH -1. All !CJ, 2. Hl11hl111dff (CJ, J. Lati:nby (CJ Timi: 57.7 di! Aet•v -l. CMfllY Time: +I.A Ml~ Rel11y -I . Chllley TJme: J::l'f.9. SP -1, Mer11ue1 {Cl. 2. Doolry IS), J, Franels lSl Oi111nca: ••·3. OT -l . Pahnke (S), 2. DDoilY (S), 3. Woll (C) Oisllnce! 1+1...i. JT -1. Goldie (CJ. 2. !road (S), 3. Zamblrlin CCI Dis11nce: 107.J. HJ -I. Lewis \Cl. 2. Goldl1 {C), ], Bre(l!IV IS) Heloh : 6-2. U -1, Lewis (CJ. 2. P11ko (C), :t. Brll<llev (Sl 011111nce: 22·1. TJ -I, Lewis CCI, 2. Br1dley (SI, J, Goldie {Cl Olsl~nce: '6-10'111 PV -1. P!lleroll (C), 2. DOQP (Cl, 3. Moody {Cl He!oht: 13 ... Gymnastics, Golf Scores Jonor1 (14.Jl) (,t.41 I Edison Vlulltnci -I. P1tool1k~ (S) 2. H1l1ltn!IQl ll'd !Sl ], Wolst (Sl AY11r-: 7.6. Floor 1x1rcl1e -1 Wolw (SI 2. P1hDl1k'1' JS) 3. Wltb (El A\lfrilOe' 7.•S. Side horH -1. M1sumly1 (El 2. Wolle (S) 3. L11111n (Sl AY1r1oe: J,t High b•r -1. WDIM CSl 2. Woodman !El J. RU'ff (El AYl1\•0t: •.I Plrtllel bf.-. -1. Wolle IS) 2. P1hDlskY (SI J. M1Kllllll (E) A.....,.•oe:A.J. Rlnqs -I, Wohe CS) 2. Bodllmp (SI J. Gr1nl (El Avtf"age: ;S,I AU·round-Wofse ($) S.31. Breakfast At Dana Set Hills The Dana Hills High School boosters club will host a pan· cake brea kfast Sunday in the high school cafeteria. Pancakes, sausage. eggs, coffee and· mil k '1ill be served from 7 a.m. until noon. Dona· tion ls $1 per person, proceeds go to support the men's and women's atbletic programs at Dana Hills High School. \JSC U1) C11l \JC lrvfllf Al lrvfne COllll CC S11ddler <SCl n def. RDberuon 7l , 6- o Baker ($Cl n def. Singer 7l. ... 2. Hen<''!' (SCI 73 def. Glr1rd 75, •·2. Miiier (SCJ 78 dcl. Brlleod!ne 79. ~I . · Pflel (SC) 15 dri. Ry11n 76, 5·1. Foster HJ n !led G"'5S 11, J-3. UC lrvlnt lJtl (24) CS F1tlerton Al Yerbl U nidl CC Pauf Wli;e !F) 70 def. Sttve RODlrtlolMI Ill 79 6{1. Garv Slnqer lu 74 dtf. JDhn Biil· lnqlon lFJ n. «I. Miki Klltev (f l 7J def, Joe Gtnl'd 01 n. ,.:z. 51&\19 Ryen 10 n def, Bruce sawen <FJ eo ... 2. ohn Brttend1nt (I) 74 d1t. ltOOll" Koch (Fl 71, "-2. Dennis Fosler fl) 79 dtf. 01n1 H11ld (F) u, 6-0. '· 1. '· Oflftll COiis! 1.,1 U2J Ct l'T'ttol ti LOI Ceyo!M CCI Monison CCJ 82 dlf, Brown CO> n , .._ Ct rrotl IOI «t def. Buckl"I' (CJ 17, J· Murrey (Ol 18 llld Oswalt !Cl U , J. McGowen 101 86 del. c1rlck (CJ fO. ...,. 'Miiie (0112 del. Vtldkl!'l'IP !Cl 11. J.. .. . M1rlln 1or 11·aet. G1ttean ft) tO. M . S1ddl1Nc:k I») 1221 F1ttllrl0!! At L" Ceyote1 CC Booker (SJ 13 det. Conkl'I' {Fl '°· ~. 8uog (SJ 1$ fl~ McNtll !Fl IJ, W . Mlli.r iSJ U ~I. G1rcl1 CF) 16, '4. Mot'rls (S) II df:I'. PllllllpS IF) l'O, •·7. M1uck (5116 tied Smltfl CF! M. ,_,, 0.01111 (Fl II dtl. Nevin tSJ 91 , t..o. Huntfllt!M BNtll ~l) .. ' , . Me11sollno. 2b Kennedy, cf Van Amersfort. II EngslrO!'l'I. 31> MOii. p Duomore. P MJl11, ts Slagle. lb Sllmmter. rl V!gn11roll. ~ To111!1 . ' • • ' . , . • • ' ' , ' ' . ' . " , s1nt1 Ana Ill Walke<. II Crewtord. '' 01vls, cf Mofl111, 1b Eooer1. t Stefford, p · Schmid!, lb M1rlln, rt Kll<>11. 2b Tot111 .. ' . ' • • , ' ' . • • ~ ' ' . ' , . ' " ' Store By lnnln;s . '" ' ' ' ' • • 1 ' • • ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . 1 , . '" ' . ' . ' ' . ' • • ' ' • • ' ' • • • ' Hu ntington Sa"ll An1 ' . 100 000 2-3 1 ODJ 01 3 x-7 6 • s ' LNr& •Ill .. , Shandra, rf.]b Hotllo, cl Rich. 51 Sll1rdt, lb ' , """"·' LllH1, lb Edwards, rt Milli. II Pt!ITIDn, 'lb Ktrthwe, 11 Herrls. ph Tot•l1 • • • , ' ' ' , ' ' .. • ' ' 1 ' • ' • • ' " Mlrinl 12) Aase. 1b Nepo, u KVflf, SI Sw1ru.on. lb Wrlls. c w1111erm1n, er Durkee. rt Adems. pn Gon1eles, rl Lon;nec:ker. If Hollday, II Aenrrow, lb Leckie, lb Prltk1tl, lb Oecker, p Foster, pn Boti, p Tol1ls .. ' • • ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ,. . SCDl'I IY lnnhtgs .... ' . , . ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' . ' ' . 1 ' ' . ' ' . ' . '" • • • • ' . ' -' ' . ' ' • • ' . ' . • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • • s , ' . • s M~rlnl Lo&ra OflO 101 t>-2 s •10 015 ~-11 9 • Gerlcen IC) del. Slone 6-0. def. Br1v 6·1, def. Brown 6-01 _!Ill. Slln1on 6-0. Gulick IC) won o-v ... 1. 6-0, 6-0. Over (C l won 6-0, 6·2 6.(1, 1-0 Caine lC) won 6·1, 6·2, 6·:l. 1·1 DclUDIH Mc:Carty..[)ale (C) def. Hthn-Aam!ret 6.(1, 6-3; lmt to HD1tlleld.C1ln S.1, S.1. Gust1ti.on-Ros1 IC) won l-0 lrli '"°" 6-3. 7·5. Junior v 1r111l Coton• 1111 Mlf (14) to MqMlll SltMllH Gltlc!1 {Cl dlt. PD11nd1 6.(1, def. NI· lion Ml. Shoem1ker lC) -6-0, '4. O'CO!lner ICI def. H1rl>old ''°· dei. To11er 6.o. WrlQht !Cl WDft 6-0. '4. .... H NewQU!sf·McN1m1r1 CCI de!. Av11°"' Llovd 6-2; def. Sllmm1rs.-J'"klM 7.s Bulllrd·Roblm (CJ won 1-., 6-(1. · - Y'IRllY 0 1n1 Hills (17) (11) S1411111tllltk Slilllill KOl"OhlS COi lot.I to eormor 5.1, del;-l'lubli:nko 6.(1, DeVrleSI 6-2, Vin L.Jarnoven '"4. Hutcnlnson jDl won 6-2 .... 1. 6-2, •-11. 1'11s <D) 1o1 6·7, H, won 7<5, .. 1. St. John 10 1 l~HJ...i, won 6-1, .. , • F1lr Ind Koci !DJ split w!lh ~•n and C1rter J.6. 7 .. i de!. 011 1nd Yi:n 7-s ... J. Heasl and OHYltl' (01 tosl O~, 2•1 4-#1, won 7-S • J lllllOI" V1tsllY Oallf Hlll1 (14) 111 Sedd!M<;t Sl"'!11H Albert (0 ) de!. Belsl!D 6-0, Mlllor 6-'l. Mel'IQH 6·1. Nl1rman 6-1 • Smith (DJ won .. 3. 6.J, .. 1. 6.(1. Hendler (0) tosl J.6, '"· 2•. '"· Collegiate Net Results Aot1n. Tustin Furnlu, Foolllllt T•~lor, Sonor1 Wiiis. Foollllll Gr1n1. M!lll~•n P111no. B111n• Peerson, RIY11r1lde PotY Midden, BIM'lll Frenklln, Tuslln Tillman, Buen• Strechln, FoolllUI 8 ll1rdl, S.rvlte UC ll'\llM t'1hl 11\'d ltltdlllldl Boss, LI Qulnl1 l.•l l ... ,./ 1 :•2.9 1.•3.0 1 . .0.1 l..U.6 l.•J.9 1.4'.0 \•,4•.0 1:4'.] .. 1i41.J 1:41.4 1:'3.1 l:.O.• 1:4).J 1;41.D 1:41.1 ..... 1:t6.f 1:46.S 1;16.1 71.1 ,., 21.1 .21.9 n.2 n.2 .... 21.l n> 11.• 72.• n.• 52,2 SJ.I SU "·' "·' ''"' "·' "·' "·' "·' "' "·' "·' s1 ... 111 100 ,. .... Brvsh IRI def. Jablonski (I) J-#1, .... Billelhoff, 1'-laln V1t11Y •··•• 6..1. SP11r1trn, Foolll!ll .. ,, .. .... .... 7 .... n.o Carn1h1n (t) def. Flnktesllln (RI .. 7, Krumphoh, C-*I Mir .. 6-J ... ,. G11n. Ser\111• Schnelder fl) del. Dool l'l "2, 6-2. ~~~Tki'ii''8°!1~1e1 Wrklhl 10 det. Mel(lll " 1·5. 6-2. Wl1son. LDI Alamitos sumnlchl (I) ell!. S11nton (RI ..... 6-!, Furniss. Foolhlll ...2. MDlhtr. LB wlllollft E1"m1n OJ d~~l:;$Dn (It ! ..... l-Z. B1uer, PllDS Vll'61s Jablonskl and C1m1han Ill del. Wlllt. Footlllit Bru•h and Dolll (Rl •...i, 6..1, 6-I. Rener, Lak~ood Schneldlr end Wr~ht (I) 1~llt wllll Cemeran, LI Heb•• ~· n.o n.o •t .1 ,., n.> n.< ,,,. Pe1"on. Riv. Polv lte~•n. Nl,.POrt Hll'flDt .. Fr1n~lln. Tu$Un 111 ..... u 1trvm1111ot1. Cer'Dftl "-! Mir Mlll1r. El OOrlOO S!1nton, Alt11mbr1 cr-tn•m. S1n11 Monica W•lll. Sunny Hiii' Bird, Mlrt lHll Sh~rp, EIMnhowwr Soictr, Sunny Hiits Uchll1m1 Muir Furn s1, ;loo1ht11 Mo~r Wiiton Spen"fe, COiii Mi ii 41t ll' ... ltt11Y FOOlhlll LB Wiiton l• HIDl'I L•k.....aod 5erY!le ROlllllQ Hiiis Atfl1mbr1 LI H1br1 $1.0 11.1 .SJ.J .. 1111.1 1!01.4 l :OJ.D 1:03.J l:Ol.S j ;IM,D .IM.~ l :CM.5 1 :O<l.S l :Ol.~ l:IM.I . .. 1:ts.• r15.~ l,i~ JI:. 'll·' ' , GWC Girls Avenge Loss Golden West College girls so ftball team avenged its Only Coast Division league Joss with a 16-6 victory . over Fullerton Wednesday in-action on the winner's field. Golden West increased its season record to 9-1 and its league mark to S..l with the victory. Debbie Burlison had tt perfect day at the plate wiU1 five hits including two doubles, each with the bases loaded. Peggy Mikelson tripled with the bases loaded and Mel Hermanson doubled with the bases loaded. Sl~~:r:1:~ F~~lf1~1~t~~~· 6-((1'°3iset Sh1w( LB W!h:;o Fnt 1:.io.t H nd RI 1 CR! 6-3 1 ' Furns1, FODllllU :Al.I Ootdtn WHI lltl lnson 1 5 lllll'I' ' .fl, Orr1 Sen Gabriel 3:•1.2 i O r It r1lt H1rllor (1) fl! Ooldtn Wtsl Fie~, Lynwood l :"7.5 Oftl8f, lb l 1 I O Perter \GJ, c111. 11rr 6·1I 6.(1. Str1ch;ft.11~ Ftollllll J:,2.1 Palfl!lr 2b • 3 2 o Braun (Hl uat. W•l1h, ... 6-2. Blbllnvrf, l',011nt1ln V•ll•y ... 3:45.0 Steohen'1, 12 • • J f Wrlplll (11) def. Wl911m1nn 6•4, 6-4. Cameron, Lii Habr• l :•6.0 BurUson, t i ~ J 5 I YHtet, lb -Abbott, lit Ou1fy, ct Folsom. rf Mockett, If Newport (3) .. • ' • ' ' • Beckler IHI c11f. Poncv 6-•. 6..1. Gordin, L1kewood J:'6.• L~hman, lb 5 2 J t II rbl Del A011rlo l"kdel. Zack 6·2. ,.,, Madden, Buena l :•6.S H1mianson. 1>-rl • I I l 1 o Boren (H) di . 11ner u , ,..,., 6-3. Nyelloft, Sin G1brfet J:,0.3 Ml klflOfl, II ~ o J 0 0.1tlllH 100 ••ck CCKV. rt I ti 0 • ' ' " • ' ' , O P1rkotr·K11-111r c1rt. Bllrr·Br1un. Schw1rlz, S1111ny Hiit• !.1.2 Mv1r. p ' I 1 2 O 6-2 6-2 Furnlu, Foothlll s5.5 How1rd, c l o 2 2 I B ~ t ( 1 ReeMr, Let ewood 56.I Tot111 :I? 16 21 ! ! cy.f~~k, 6~~ ~. Hl d' · Pon· *=::;,,P;~~J:!rdes ~:~ 5cor1 llY lnnlnt11 r n • L .. Mt. c Chard, ph. T1hl!. lb M(Donllld. at> Robtrlsan. !.lo P1111stn, pll White. p ' ' ' ' • ' ' • • • • I ' ' ' w, "•,,hl·Dll R06t)r10 {H' won bY OeGDll•. LB WU$0!1 56.• Fultlt!Dn o~ 100 0-6 , • • •1-~'-'."~·~~~~~~~~~~~--'M.:::"':':~::...·:':"~:::•__:~~~~~~:~:·':..._~~·="'"'~::...w::'''~'~:'"':..~"'~~·~-:'~'c'c'_' Tor els ' ' ' ' " • • WISll'lllftSl tf' (II • • . ' • • ' . II rbi • • ' . ' . Wlllltff'I', 2b Brfd1•'1'· cl Rk:hlrds. rt.JI! R"""'°' lb Twh,, Jtl Aecomando. rl AOM11'1. If HllC!Wn, SS Houl1, c W1l$11, c H1!1. P Total$ .. ' , . ' . ' ' , . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ' • • ' . " 0 • • • • • • • • • • ' . ' ' . ' ' . Scor1 by Innings . ". Ntwpert Hll'tlOI' 100 002 0-3 1 1 W11tmlnsler 000 000 11-4 2 3 CALYPSO ~~':";~;. Sptcllltr Te StllOr In Hlltl"I 1714t •4S·7D1D C•l'l'Mt S11tl111 AIMClllllll "N_.. Cal U 'I ti.II Jllf llf.urf111ll day NewllO" e RIMIMOo • Mlrirll Ott RI'!' (714) tlJ-1100 ., 121i1 tU-O• , . \ ' ~ AllEllt:A'S lo. 1 REl:llEATIOIAL EXl'OSITIOI -· LAST I 2 DAYS ' +M. +op-~ld.c. .. noDQCG.,;>\ 'f'tl tno vl"" 44 fashion Island , newport center 644-5070 r • l ' I ' ' I . -' • DAILY PILOT Saturday Apr I 7 l 973 NEW YORK STOCK EXOIANGE , • • • I • I ------ AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE •r ., Ne n.1J I" E l'ldsl H~ll LOW l•U (nQ Hi911 LOW New York Stocks Continued I \ OAILV PILOT lS 6, 1973 s. ~· "'-' ... E (lldS) HJOll low l•tl Clle r , r I • , . .. ' . . ' . . ... -. . . -. -----SaUml.!1, April 7, 1973 , Jf DAILY PILOT CoUeges lJifi '~m -. • TONIGIIT'S TV lllGHLIGHTS-Oldies.-inComehack • ---- KTl'V m 5:00 & 11 :00 "The Picture of Dorian Gray." A man who never ages is the subject of thil 1945-<lrajlll with Hurd-Hatfield, Donna Reed and Goorge Sanders. KBSC IJl 8:00 -"The Corn Is Green." Bette Davis in another drama from 1945, With John Dall. NBC O 9:00 -"Mayerling." This historical drama focuses on the life an!l tragic romance ol Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria-Riingary with Bar- oness Maria Vetsera. Omar Shari!, Catherine Den· euve, Ava Gardner, Jatnes Mason. -Aile a · 9:00 -"Julie AlfdreWS Hour. ·Special guests Ken Barry and Jack Cassidy help Julie salute the golden era ol show business. KHJ O 10:00 ...:. Easter Seal Telethon. Bob Hope, Burt Reynolds, Dinah ·Shore and "c;locto~" R:obert Youn~ and James Brolin head the celebnty lineup for this.three-hour spedaL TV DAILY LOG m Alfrtd Kitcbteek Pmenb Saturday m .... ,, ... ,,, w ...... Ei} Trtanes tll Accio1- £vening !II"'""' t:l!.l Teitrt del Sabldi APRIL 7 £E Mowil: ''TH Con1 b Crtt1" 4:00 II (I) Cl.S 5oH Clnllc (dr1) '4S--8ette Davis, John O;;ill a..,.,..,,, o. 1:ioe CIJ -lMI"""' 8 .,... Amw 0 Morie: (90) "CUrM tf Drlcule" fJ s,o.ta AdlN ,,.,.. (hor) '58-franels ledtrer. ' fI)Rtd: Alt T...-.. O Cil@ttlA TMli ol era II' AcrkulW" USA I ':GO II()) Mirr T"9r MNn Sb1w a1) hlCNIMI Lithe CJ Qj m MIC SlturdlJ Movit: 4:15 m h1111n nd Mnlorltt (R) (C) (2'1r 4511-) ... ""1111" (dra). 4:30 (II Dratn•t '69-0mll' Sh1rtf, C1therlf\8 Din· D l1111uirr 1uwe..-.. Aw1 C1rdnft', J1mes Mason. IJ Sqmour Presents Historfcel romance det111\n1 the Ille 00 Fil111 F1ltllrt 111!1 tragie romanc1 of Crown Princt D CelebritJ 8owll111 Rudolf of Austll1-Hung1ry In th• Cil I Dni11n 11 J11nnie 1880s with Baroness M•rl• Vetaer• O Outdoors With Ublrty M11Wll (Miu Denewe). ®J l'wt Cot 1 Stcttt 0 CI) 00 (E) Julie Andrns Sllow OJ NHl Acti111 m llack 0111llMJ1 James Earl Jones fl) Roller C111111 is hint ind toni1hl's speci1l 1uests fil) first Adftntuq1 hi 111,,..,i.. Include: Altmld J1m1I, jazz pi1nh;t; m Coa1Ultltilll Abbe Lincoln, sinrer/ldres.s; sin1- 0J C«M11.... Cl' Taj M1b1I; comedi1n R11 Scott; 1:00 II Anlllll W1rld bltiet sinpr Jimmy Witherspoon, O l"ri••s "The Black Hole" alld singer Gloril Lrn11. a rn CIJ m Al<'• .... -m ... .. Sllerts m Fil• Odpter "Smn S.mur1r Cl) l10) Nn1 9:30 IJ ([)lob •M1rt stiow t11whl1 O u.,.i l rid&a' W1W Wtl1d vowed nmr ti) ID to bed mad, Bob • Melil: (at) '"Thi f'ktm --llld ·Emily Urf)' Oii Ill 1ll-11ilht·-· o.1'111 Cfl)"' (dr1) '45-ffurd Hit-ari!Umtnt when Emily refuses lo be- lilld, Donni Reed, G10rs• Sanders. come 1 Mond1y Niglrt fooltl1ll In Diiie! ..._ widC1W. (R) U1 I 16CLIL I MM! 0 lltws 8' C.11try l'llcl OJ MlllOrity Colll•11nlly &J KIMINI £E Fil11 Futurt l:lO IJ l'v1 Cot 1 Stcrtl 10:00 IJ ®I (]) Clrol lumllt Sllow -By-JAY SHARBUTr ·~--<i -NEW YORK (AP) -The tetevie1~ itrQgt:af!\ Ii st i_p g says: "Movie Orgy (Part 11). More memories of a thousand hours of TV idiocy and a )lun.. dred Saturday matinees." You 'II never see the show on your commercial or public television station. But it's probably playing four and five times a day on scores of col· lege and univ.ersity closed- ~ '"""' _ cjrcuit systems; . It's part of a collection~ of videotape programs p u l toicthef by a small New York company, the Video Tape Nety;ork, which aims lbe package strictly at the college and university student. 'Where Are They?' J ulie Garvin, as the blind heroine of "Wait Until Dark," picks up cutlery and dishes from the floor \Vhere yo ung ~1e'lani Metz has thrown them in this sce ne f ron1 the drama playing tonight at the San Clen1enle Co mmunity Theater. ----- Chamber Season Liste<l The company, in business three years now , currently has 234 schools as "affiliBtes." ac· cording to John1 S. Lolios, a VTN vice president and one of the company's 16 full·time staff members. LOU.OS, WHO who was director of program promotion for the NBC T e lev isio n network un til he quit four years ago, got the idea for his closed-circuit corporaton from darkened television sets, oddly enough. lie was touring college campuses with • ·Groove Tube," a privately produced videotape satire of com- mercial television that he was .Neville ti.1arriner and his Los in a program of works by leasing for use on closed· Angeles Chamber Orchestra Beethoven, Brahms and Ives. circuit campus t e I e vision will be the opening attraction The Janacek Quartet will be systems. or the Laguna B ea c h "As I looked around the Chamber Music Society's-tbe society's guests March 15 campuses, I saw nothing but 1973-74 season, officeis of the in a program qf works by dark sets," he said. "They society have announced. Mozart, Ravel and Janacek. weren't being played ." Backing the British con· The Amadeus Qua rte t, He said he knew from his ductor in a Bach-ltaydn-Paul longtime favorites with network experience there was Chigara program scheduled LB CMS audiences, will round a sizeable college audience - for Nov. 16 will b e out the season May 9 with a among othe rs -that com- h a rps i c h ordist Malcolm program of works by Haydn, mercial television didn't reach liamilton. The program will Bartok and Beethoven. because it was geared to mass be one of four to be held dur-,-;.;;;;;iii0iii0iiiO;;;;;iiiO;;;;;iiiOiii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii0;;;;;;...ii;;;;;iiiO;;;;;;iii0-.;f ing the season in the Laguna TU Muta. Beach High School auditorium . ,.......,-inm.n.....,·•'-oliool It will be followed Feb. is: _, -1 1974. by the Roumanian Trio "fta Valal:hi Pa1m1'S' Steve McQueen All M.cGrow ''THE GETAWAYS" .A 0tN0 OI ~ ~ A Tl'flt"NCt YCl\,ING ,,..., F-"""""""'"'"*""• (B'.C» l"la Mdlley Poltlet -"TH o,,_batfo11" SURF THEATRE -HUNTINCiTON IEACH -5l6°tlt6 NOW -FIRST TIME TOGETHER Cybm Shepherd Edd ie Albert Jeannie Berlin 0 {j) Nns 0 Movie: "A ftct in tM R1in,. O Untlrned World (dra) '63--Marina Berti, plu1 ®)Mo.!1: (C) "TM PIUMHI SMll· 0 (l)@ (i) Delp!li l urtM Otto Preminger's m" (d11) '6s-Ann·M1r1ret, 0 Tee11111 Tri1l1 "SUCH GOOD fl!)"'"'""" m ,,.. FRIENDS" @El Rlbaot 1111 Carlbl Ef} l1 Turtel m lM Tl'IW!o't Sioll ti) Bot de Mexitl (fl l l!) Spllf beef fiEl Chinese ¥1ririy Hour Both in Color 1.-00 II om m ,..., m i..u "n1°" s11ow Ii=~~~~~~~~= 9 Kit Kl• 10-.30 0 I S•E(IA( I Is t •• b 1 I Gunther ())HIP Chpeml less hos!s this lravtl tour of lst1r1· tJ TM ha! Dott Slltle SIMw bt.11, where Euroia meets Asia, with ~ ID Tiii Pmulm 1 look at hi1em palms of Topklpi. 9 17J-6210f fD brtllkapl111 "Me11lopoli~" C!J News ..... (0Tut19del S.bldt 11:00 1)11)0 (j)Jkws •• , 1:3011 Nns (ii M1rsh1I Dillon B MIC Mews Colll1r111t1 O Elder S11I T1lethon (lhrs) ms E1it c.11r Hwr. fJ (I)@ (!) ltWOMr Rtport m Mowit: "'The Picturt of Doritn ~ (Oll:ONA OEL MAlll EE VIYl1111 Kortlpera Cr1J" (dr1) '45 -Hurd Hatfield. ED Action Chiuno ID Dr. l ill7 I. H•r&is m M1nd11I C1nerlti011 (£) Mowi1 ll) Utllt R1K1l1 11:15 @ Movle: "That Lady" (dri) 'SS- 7:00 8 CIJ UFD '1h• Dllotek Nl1lr" Olivi1 de Ha~illand, Gilbert Roland. D The Thrll11111!1n 11:20 B F1bu!ous 52! IC} "lrNkout" 0 lowlln1 for Dolltrs (dra) '67 -James Drury, (jJ llofd l rldp11 Wattr World 11:30 @ Movie: "Hard, Fat and 81111· fJ Ntw1 tilul" (dra) '51~11ir1 Trewor, O De1th V1lle7 Days O Movie: "Sorrr, Wron1 Numbtr" m l.IW1enct Walk Sltow (susp) '48 -Btrb1r1 Sta nwyck. ID fl T1kn 1 Thllf (j) Ml'ti1: (C) "OSS-117 Doubl1 Eli) ttoHrwood Ttlevlslo1 The1tre Agenf' (mys) '71-.lahn Cavin. B The Mouse F1ctory ID Movie: '1wo Ara liluitt(' (d11) ii) 0 Cmu1j1 '63-Anthony Pt1kins. m Lusl• m Cinemt 34 (£) Ua11' Cklb 11:45 0 @) N1wt (!) Sptld hctr 11:50 0 Movie: ''Tall T1u11" (wes) '53 7:JO (3) Wil4 K1111do111 -lloyd Bridges, lee J. Cobb. 0 SuptTSCln If Roel Heltn Reddy 12:00 0 Easter Sttl TelethOll Cont'd. and Mic DIVis 5t1r. 12;15 O 90 Tonipt (jJ s,.ts CMHap @) En1e1btrt HuMperdlllU Sllow D Lii's Mab • Dul 1 :00 (iJ (]J News CJ MllBtn $ Mairie: (2tl'1 "'The m All·Ni~ Aw: "Vallly If ~ HIK" (d11) '63 -KIA: Ooual•s. Zo111bla," ~r li!tum, • !DJ C. C. .hftu S11oW (~) "The Truth Ait1t WMtlt" €D llld. lllutr IE Movie: "Heirs e..r.ads" (1dY) O') llbbf Ceilltbon 5'low 'S&-Slephen McNally. &J 1Mt1111 F111fly 1:15 ®) Mowie: "Ifs a lilinl Wortd" l:OOf)(JJ AH 111 t;e Ft•llJ (rom)-Tl)mmyKirt. D IJjl m Elltrpnc:y "Audit'' 1:30 8 Movie: (C) "Coli Youn11r G11n· 1J RllU11' fighter" (wes) '58-Fr1nk 1.ovtjoy. 0 (J) 00 OJ Htrt Wt It Aa•in 1:•5 D Spe1kin1 fr1tlJ YOUR NEWSPAPER CARRIER IS A CREDIT MANAGER MayN ttwt .. ,........ lt1wotwed do''' '""' l111Portmt to Y•• whew fOI ptrt .H IN1htt -or ~ fotCMt to poy -"'-••~ ly Mii ,_, 4ehlfy of '°"' .. ...,.,.... llt DAILY' PILOT cortl9n .,. II b.V-.. , . ~ .... Ttt.y hlKt fOI to pey ttlni Otld tMy ltftLD ,.., fer tM •wspopen tMy de't¥tf to y111. CotTltn .,. ~ t• ltGrt colletthtt 011 tftelr ro11tes °* torly • tfle 1 l ttl of eodl ...-.. or certol11ly by the 20th, N thoy c• M ••rH of INf"9 ,.1111 by tM "d of tM "'"tll whet1 thy Hft t• ...., ttieit Wfft.-ff '(0111 poy your mo.itMy bill ••tlr It ••t .. 1, wlll • .., .,.... ,...,._ lioppr. b11 It wlll ·--'I ASSURE PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE DAlLY PILOT CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ' • • 0 ~ MllRQrlll(lR, o& PANAVISIOM ~ 7:00 P·"'· Fri, r. Sat. Oflly 7:00 oftd 11 :1 S -ALSO -, \~1~ ~'(~f; 1:50 P·"'· Coll Tltaoter f1H' s~.i. Scllffule NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES WKDAYS • 6:15 SAT. • SUN •• ·5 l'.M. YEAR'S GR!Ansr OOUBlf Bill! McQUEEN/ , Mar.DRAW llj,E GETAWAY ROBERT REDFORD ERt:~ll.\H JOll:-O~S" UTIO l'G. ... "' --... WKDAYS 6:45 5AT. & SUN. 12:45 Dawn Addams Curl Jergens "VAULT OF HORROR"t~ Also -"NAMI Of IVIL" CONT. SAT. • SUN. FROM 2 MESA c~ii! 188-1 NEWPORT BLl/D 5481551 IARGAIN MATIN El WED., 1 P.M. Come to Shangri-la and a. n ew world of a dve nture! ~~·-·--\;; -~ w . '.!» . ?·~ . !!" I. . • .~.i!IJ;.... ~·-----'· ·~·,l>.J);-' 1' • A .-• . . i Columbi.t P'tcttnu.pruent.s ROSS HUNTER'S .... M usU! Production of ' · 'f p-· ~ _arnJ~~~ BURTBACHAAACH HALOAVIO -PffiR FINDi · lN llOONN ·SALLY KELLERMAN GEORGE KENNEDY ·MICHAEL 'tURK · OLMA HU~ B06BYVAN ·JAMES SHIGrn .. CHARLES IIDY'ER:!;.- "'JOHN GIELGUD:..· _,LARRYKRAMER · ,...:,~-;:· ... _ --· BIJR1 BIDIARN>l ---..... HEJIMfS Pili --•JEAH Lf11S· --.wl).JEMN'£S (G) ' ·~ -•ROOS HUNTER· -•CHARI.ES JARlmT • .........,.,.,.. OIAHOI COUNn" IXClUllVI INOAOIMIHI' DAILY 2100-4:45°7130-10:00 viewing tastes. . "From our 'Groove Tube' ~rience, weJowtd tbat a lot of people were very tumed on by specialized television," he said. '1And they kept saying, 'How do we get more shows?'" .. seen locations such as TV lounges," be said. TUE FARE 1s a mixture or programs produced by VTN; old movies like • • R e e r e r Mad.nm," a 1936 epic about marijuana's dangers; free- lance documentaries like ' FROM THAT blossomed Lenny Bruce Without Tears." VTN, which leases to schools and, heaven help us, a Bull· ENT~RTAINMENT packages of shows ranging wink.le cartoon set at Wassa· from a five-week su·ppl.Y. to one motta U. sideriog now was produced by lasting 30 weeks. All "af· The company r~ntly ~s a Brandeis University student iiliates," as the schools are---' begun, ~--seek~~ma_e_ -whO' 8 parently dQein.'t" like called, pay a $250 fee and a Pi:<>ciUchons for. its packages. Ralph ·kd\vards too much. ~ minimum of f/SO for the five-with the producing school get· _...::'.-------~ w.cck p3ckage. ting ~ percentage or the lease. T)je schools can'! lease r"';,' paid. by other schools._, *** * * * * ** i anything less lhan the five-. Growing Up Female,. a week supply. The :»-week study produced by an ~tux:h package costs us.lightly under College coed CUrrep_tly 1s the $6,000," according to Lollos, only ~llege production on the who says there is • no restric-vrN bill. . tion on bow many times the But Lollos says mar: are 10 shows in any package can be the w<>rks. One he s ·con· DllYl-011 \QPll SWAP MtlTS JOI fUll! PIOfll! , IAIGAUIS GAlOlll! SAlYIDAT & SUllOAT AU.lilt' -; I A.M. TO" P.M. ATOIAllGlt11 &12 AllQ MAl lOI ll'tO played during the lease period. il"Pl''ll'l'Pll"~l'll'~"''lli The shows never are broad- cast: They're restricted to closed-circuit sets that are put in specific areas. "When we go onto a cam- pus, we try to get the monitors located in high-traffic, easily Th IOOK Is open ••• 3:30 & 7:00 p.m. CHANNEL 30 U.A. CITY CINEMAS LAOll!:S DAY EVERY TUES. SOC II.LL LADIES & SElllOll: CITIZENS 12130 TO 1:M) Min. Oill'f Wl1111er I Academy Aw1r~ • IHI Actreu Lill MlnMllll Joel Grey "CABARET" "PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM" (PG) coklr It Will Bl-Y111,1r Mllld! "SOUHOE•" !Cl cot•r "TME MAO BOMBER" • V. Edw1n:11 C. Connors "BLESS TME BEASTS" "Cll:IMINAL AFFAIR" VINCEr:J EDWARDS~ Tll. PSTQll tal'- lll"1tm1 -1M1.-•1 _ ........ lilll ..... IPGI lofll ill Coltli'I ClfUC11 -CONNORS mi 111:-R- 111'1.._0f ""'----"--- NEVILLE ' BRAND SHOWING NOW! CAL~ THEATRE FOR 2ND FEATURE & SHOW-TIMES! . • ft••lt1"•'" ,, .. ..ay •t L~"'"" Sl.. S2S-l~2 """" . ..,., TMFf'll SCAIE YOU lO OCAnt VAULT Cf HODOR (II) + MIND SNATCHHS (PG ) Linet>!" Aw . ... ... ol Knuu 121-4070 s.. .. o;.,.t., . , I Ca..nt••-°"'--·-GlTAWAYP&t Plt.IS. COUii VANISHING POINT !'Gl SanDl•s•rwy. •t•·--·· tSo.) 962-2•11 UAHlFf ICUlllCl('S CLOCKWORK ORANGl lR) • Somttime1 A Grwt Notte. 11'11 VII«.! IOWUOI I CllUtll tOIMllS THE MAO IOMBlR (R) -DARIDIV!L (PG) '"' l-...col" Ave. -·~t ol ~""" S71·727l Sa"4• Atwt ,, ..... , ..... Chapm1" •••· SSS-7022 JUDGE ROY BlAN (PG) l'lUS • CHAlllON 11.JlON SKY JACKED IPGI -tOW'9ICISl l l .• NI - w ...... Ave. _,1_.t l to•h Blwd.. IA7·lS91 P ( llOA ' IUf ACTllSI • UU MINlU CABARET (PG) WT Of TMl UO MOf lO'l'l't5 !'OJ .-111. Ol'IH •• SAi. & SUH. 1; NOo!S:, j IATlD i (R) from Warner Bros.' Co.HIT! EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT S.n Ditfo Frwy. •t lnH*hvrn Fovnln Vat..,• M2.-2t11 SHOW STARTS 6:30 1!.M. PAUL NEWMAN "SOMETIMES A . GREAT NOTION" .l:axing Show Unc'le Sam's work Olt TV By ·JAY SBARBliTr . ~w YORI\ (AP) -Th<lre baslcal(y are three kinds of •fonna at tax.opayingtime:-the }ong form, the short form and .the prone form.The last is ·that of the cit izen after · be totes up his taxes. · U mothers don't quite know bow tp tell their young why old dad is prone at this time of JMr, they might plop the kids in front of the tv set at 1 'o'clock this afternoon. At that time, CBS News will · have=a 'ptetty·falr ~xpl'ihlltioli in a show called "What Are Tazes All AboUt," one of CBS' conSistently good "What Ate" programs that try to decipher adult matters for s m a J I chlldren. Today's show is narrated by Chij.stopher Glenn, who with hi• wife and two young daughters tries to illustrate, bow local, state and federal taxes affect one ·family and ,mat those tue's provide in return. rr ST ARTS with Gl eM iw-rtlng himself at. the· CBS .paymaster's window to c<Jllect in oversized weekly paycheck of $2()0, which he admits isn't really what he earns and only is an example,. Nearly $40,,,in taxes lJ miss- ing from the~ check. And off he goes to show where the mlu- ing money· went, pausing en· route to point out that eyery bu siness and citizen earning a living pays taxes. It's leisurely trip that speeds up as he. briefly el]JlahiS the history ol tanUon and gets lo the year 1913, when real taJ:· aUon in the U.S. took root and grew. Boy, dld it grow. He also covers the counUess fohliS taxpayers-now""tnust--fl11 out and the fact that "a few wealthy people aCtually pay no taxes at all because they can take advantage at certain pro-- ·visions in the tax law .•. called loopholes." IT JS HERE that young viewers may hear an ela~·. lion on this point from thetr ~ fathers, proyided their fathers ha·ve the strengYi.attef work· ing on tax fornls . Jhe~stlow's only flaw is that 'It seems to be a bit too cursory about why people gripe about taxes. I suspect kids today are a lot more hip on this point than their elders realize. Hot the Trail Law officers check the latest leads in Lheir search for three escaped convicts in the Irvine Community Theater drama "The Desperate Hours,'' opening to- night at UC Irvine's Humanities Hall Playhouse. From leH are FBI agent Ray Leitner and sheriff's deputies David Perlman and Greg Feuerborn. • 'Pictaic,' 'Man' Pacific Theater -ea-st·dwu-Shows . - Pacific Group T h e a t e-r • which recently moved from Newport Beach to Costa Mesa, has announced that its next two touring productions wiU be William Inge's drama "Pic- nic" and "The Man" by Mel Dinelli. Both shows wiD be directed by R. Eastman n>w, pro- ducing direct:or of the theater .grOU'p ·now ~ '""•tell ·1n the Harbor Shopping center. They are scheduled for tentativ e production in May. Gino Gaudio and Diane Tray nor \Viii head the cast of "Picnic," as Hal and ~1adge, Roman and Donna Bruce. Pacific Group Theater' pro- ductions are available for bookings by theaters, private organizatjons and educational institutions. Furthe r in- fom1atioo may be obtained by calling Dow at 838-3455. 0 FOUNlfllN \IAll l Y •l~'f,!!:~I W'~;oo,.-;,u;;:-, "'.', ;-;;;-:: '. ~ '01JNJAIN \IAll('f .,.r.~~n ....... ioO;;;;Ri1"";;~,,,. respectively , wilh Val u .ooE••ryD1v'T1t2:• Mailander playing the school-"THE MAD SOMllill" teacher boarder and Frank . '"" Ballotta cast ·as Hal's old "P••M• cUT'"'l•> Saturday, April 7, 1973 IWLY PILOT J.7· Ji(/o 3459 Via Lido -- -J r .11. N•wport 8Mch C I -· Pbooe: 613-83M 1 1 1 -• --· ... ~· ' friend Alan. Others in the PGT .. _=;-=----.. cast include Gloria Ma"ddock .1---,.--------~--"-------"----------­Corrine Pierog, Th o m as Roman, Elaine B a rn a rd . Barbara Garlich, S h e i I i a Carnett and Peter Gallagher. comprising the t hr e e · character cast of "The !\Ian" will be Hilda Allen, Thomas ·Chirles Champlin. L.A. Times ."'1 Casting for_ 'Cop -Actors' "' "Play Misty for Mo" .,., By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Al Tresoooy was lo:oking for ac- ._ who looked like cops. 11After I read the script for •Police Story' I said I knew U. man I wanted," said Trescony, director of casting for the NBC Television ·Network. "I wanted Ro.bert Mitchum. He doesn't do television, but it never hurts to give it a shot. I called his agent and he read the script, but he said no TV. "That would have been a real coup. Bob bas never done TV before. It was ideal casting to me." He said, "Vic Morrow was my aecond suggestion. Vic is a talented actor and we needed a guy wiUlout the rough edges worn off, tough, yet wann. '!be-·-·story-.. ··needs-b·o t·h elements. I knew Vic from way back and was familiar with his backlfOund." M.... row, unlike Mitclwm, accepted P.!e rofe. TRESCONV, A handsome, white-haired fo.nner actor, ~Uy completed the casting for nearly 40 pilots NBC ls coo- sidering the nex t season. At Jeast ·half of them have run - Or will run -on the air. "'Police Story," a pilot for an anthology seri es created by policeman-author J o s e p h Wamba ugh, aired !\1arch 20. '"You Io o k mostly for established performers," he iald. "My primary function is 'to get the biggest name possi· ble In a show. I try lo get the script to the stars for a reading. You never kno.w when a big star is going to saY. yes." Although all the networks are looking for big names, they have learned that a name alone cannot carry a show or a series. Trescony said, "I think you have to have the property first . The material has to be there first. Then it's putting the right people in. I think if you put a movie star in the kind of vehicle that made him a star there's no reason why he shouldn't be big WINNER 5 ACADEMY .AWARDS lacl. BEST PICTURE . . . In 70 MM STEREOPHONIC ·SOUND ----- in television." For "Po Ii c e Story/' Trescony also cast Harry Guardino and Edward ASher who, like Morrow, certainly could pass for Policemen. 'FOr the role of a st0:0l pigeon he cast comedian Sandy Barron. i.MANY TIMES a comedian who's done nothing more than comedy roles is just what you're looking for," he said. "11any times you can put him in a dramatic role and he can tear your heart out. ~---------1 -'··.1-"""" .. STADIUM •/:;;. "' ...-mw-1:u::i.JJUl!;:JI HURRY! • ENDS TUESDAY "'Fiddler On The Roof" ,., "Black Momma, White Momma" -"lloocly Mamma" · .. <A) "'Deliverance" Ind !RI "McCabe & Mrs. Miller" "Tho Gotaway" (PG l . ... "Lady 51"'11 Tii e Blues" !RI "Poseidon Achenture" •ncl fl"GI "Fuu" SttiW r.wlouil "l\i-illt'" ••. lire-lik" 1;11w. . _ J!'Olll""°'"'ly~1l,tlieylaugh,d1ty~ini;. ..,,. wait, lhty •1-.T ••• thty 1llllO>'I htt1tlico! 5 . A. C A D E M Y ................. ., , .. ,.......... . I -IUIGf.HS ... HAMM£.RSlT1"1'S AR iom---. --~ «¢~~; , --NO -nn: ANDREWS · "".""'"' 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W t Ad fat Cred"t A I .'"" ............... 600·6'19 '""'""""""· ...... -.. 800-949·-.rir-l·l'a . e 1r a -. an . s -I pprova T-"'!ioo-...•... 91S .... / ERRORS. AdvertlHrs should cMc:k their ads dally & report errors immediately. The OAILY PILOT euumH ll1billty for tht first incorrect in1ertion only. -----~I ,...... I~ I -.. ~~I _.... I@ I -·-~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;~1~~~~--· 1 ..__-_~_~__,J~ I _ .. .., /I~ / l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l!G~e~n~e~r1~1:::::::::::::::~G~e~nt~r~1~l===========1:G~1;•;•;r•~l~~"'-§::;:;;:i::~~Gt~n1§r~1~I:=:::::::;;;:;;:;;;; Generel 1 _G_1_n_1r_•_l~~~~~~G-•~n-•r_1_1~~~~~-I I~ ]G&l[ jG&l UDO ifAY,FRONT LOT -----1 ~ ~--~ * * * * * * 90 Ft. on the bay! Pier..._& slip privileges. II A"ailal>le. on long term ieas_e QT .n~rchase Gener,11 General OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience Can Provide DOVER SHORES LUXURY , Just the right elegance iS createCt here in ' this architecturally perfect home. 4500 sq. ft. of luxury living with a 30' living room to exemplify spaciousness. There are 4 bed- rooms. 3 baths, plus po,vder room , inviting formal dining room, all exact1)r what you would expect in a magnificent Dover Shores home. You will love the many extra dramatic touches, including beautiful statuary and spectacular bay view. An unbelievable value at $195,000. Call 675-3000 (Eve. Walter Haase . 552·8878) FINEST VIEW iN HARBOR VIEW He-ra·tage" Co ec· 1·10" ·n· ' with favorable terms. An outstanding invest- ment opportunity. · ..J '--. TRY THIS FOR SIZE CAMEO HIGHLANDS 18'x20' FlNISHED ROOM ABOVE DOUBLE Just listed, in popular C3ljjeo Highlands. GARAGE-4 Big bedrooms, 2\'J baths, fami-Beautifully decorated & landscaped borne, Iy room, deluxe kitchen with eating area, with 3 bedrooms & convertible den;,3 private !ormal dining. Assumable VA loan. Full P atios . Lots of room rw: a custom pool. price $49,950. CALL S40-11SI. $72,00<J: ~ WESTCUFF'S ' BEST VALUE BALBOA ISLAr.f_D DUPLEX 1900, SQ. FT. NEWPORT BEACH l\OME 3 Bedrooms in each unil.-Colll'!'nient loca- for only $53,000? Featuring 3 big bedrooms. lion, close to auto ferry. Open l:)ealn ceilings, 2 baths, family room, beam ceilings, utilit·y lots of paneling. Both ttnits completely furn· roo1n and remodeled kitchen. The very best ished! An excellent value at $97 ,250. value in Westclifl. CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS 546-5880 INVESTMENT TIME Bll)S NOW BEING TAKEN on 5 rental units Costa Ii-iesa, 2 Bedrooms each. Separate fenced yards, garages, laundries. $750./mo. income. Asking $69i500. To make offer .•. CALL S40-1151 · HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. C~st Hwy., Corona del Mar "'Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 * * HUNTINGTON BEACH BARGAIN TALK ABOUT SUPER, Easlside Costa Mesa• . . . . . . Great arcbilectural design and exceptionally Open ..J.Jou6e6 Sunda'I f-Sp.m. This m1n1mu1n price 4 bedroom, family s1z-well built. Do your maintenance outside with 1 ed ~ome _may not be for , everyone, but could a garden bo~e. 6 Double garages and 8 cov-! be -JUSl-ngh_t.. for you.-Well Joca~ed,close t0--erect-parftng--spaces: You-too-wil:l -be-ex--I beach, has its own pool and children's play cited when you see this ne\v listing. HURRY!! area. Nice appointments. 3 baths. Brick lire-CALL 540-1151. place. Electric kitchen. Double garage. Good quality carpets and drapes -and they'll even include furniture. Don't let this low price keep you a\vay. It hears close inspection. Of- fered at $28,000. Call 675-3000 (Eve. R<>se- mary Sietz 840-0163) LIVE ON 60 FT. BAYFRONT All the ingredients for comfortable living, with an expansive \Valer view. are combined in this lovely home. Architecture with a flair awaits .vour inspection. and it has been loving. ly maintained. There are 4 bedrooms (it's a 2 story) 31h baths convenient to both levels. The front window \Valls of glass offer an in· credi~le day and night bay view. Upper·noor n1aster suile ideal for privacy and relaxation. :Personal _reasons for immediate sale makes possible \vell belo\v replacement cost. Call 675-3000 (Eve. R<>semary Sietz &W-0163) JUST LISTED SHARP 3 BEDROOM 2 bath Mesa Verde home, great corner location, block wall fence. Best value in Mesa Verde -priced only $31 ,950. Owner must seU. CALL FOR COM· PLETE DETAILS. 546-5880. NEED FIVE NEAT HOMES? CHECK THIS: Large lot -2 bedrooms each -separate fenced yards -low maintenance -garages -·laundry. Income $750 per month. Asking $69,,500. Take time to check this out. You'll like it. CALL 540-llSI. ERITAGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH--ONLY $38,SOO I':::========== Sharp, sharper_ and sharpest. This newly )isl· ed top value hOme, so immaculately clean and on a beautifully landscap¢ 87x241 lot (and land is included), should so lve the economy- minded buyers needs. Features a large family kitchen and lots of extra storage space in the double garage. With taxes under $700.00, and exceptionally low price of $38,500, it can't last. See it Sunday. Open 1·5 2275 Golden Circle, Newport Back Bay 'Estates. Call 67:;.3000 (Eves Jan Oderman 644·7409) SALESMEN ... "Come earn with us" -our people in top earning: brackets. You can sh·are in this opportunity. lmme<iiale open- ing !or (2) associates. Call 675-30bO. 'Beu.; and lJca,;!'c .J?.-,.dtt/. 9nc. 2401 E COAST HWY · CO~'ON'\ DEL M:..R·675 3000 General General NEWPORT BAY-CHERRY LAKE VIEW Open House-Owner-Sat /Sun 1·5 FINE CUSTOM sPLlf LEVEL HOME , 4 Br, 3 ba, upstairs liv rm \V /view & [rplc. Lrg. £amily-din nn ovrlking patio. Elec kit w/ bltns & brkfsl ba r . Sep service rm. Custom quality inclds plaster wall s, raised fndlion, high beam ceilings, 2800 sq. It. One of a kind. 2 Lots-over Y4 acre, you own land. $871750. 2319 Haather Lane, N.B. 646-6563 Gentraf G1nera1 GOLF COURSE • VIEW -.r-- Outstanding ~ BR, 3 ba. Calil.·Contemp. on Mesa Verde Golf Course. Owner bldg. new home, \\'ants long escrou.·; buy now at $741500 CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS Call Anytime 644·7662 • General General * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * 191S PT. WEYBRIOGE OPEN SUN. 1·5 A sharp, upgraded Porto!ino model. 3 BR .. 3 ba's, with a charming, efficient farm kitch- en. Easy maint. landscaping & best of all, the bonus area is stressed to code & ready to be your ~am studio. 1S37 SERENADE OPEN SAT/SU N. 1·5 A pretty special, special house. 2 BR., 2 ba's., \vith a convert. den. The topper -a large gleaming pool in a park·like setting. 487 OGLE OPEN SUN. 1·5 A dream home with "olde world charm." 2 Frplcs .. beamed ceil, living area opening to a secluded rourtyard. TlriS well derorated 3 BR., 2 ba. home provides gracious entertain· ing area, incl. a priv. po9I patio. 1617 ALISO OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S Need room? Cape Cod collage with 2 bdrms. & bath up & 2 bdrms. & bath downstairs. \Vonderful for teenagers or in-laws. Delight· ful patio & a big 3 car garage. Asking only $48;-000. ~! ,. "~''"'"'"I '*:.-675·S930 * 3629 E. Co11t Hwy, Corona del Mar General General Wei ton ®Co111pa11y f~ t ,\ l T 0 R S DUPLEX 517 Begonia, Corona d1I Mar Cute 3 Bedrm. 2 bath !root house with fenc· ed private patio & yard, immediate occu· pancy. And 2 Bdrm. I balh. rear house. Ex- tra w1de 42' lo~ '73.500. Open Sat/Sun • 1:00·5:30 ' 2845 E. Coast Hfthw1y Coren• dtl Mar 475-6900 1.42.4. Sandcastl e ~ •... ·~·~~~ ~$.!ll.:J,QQ.O 19241 Beckwith Dr. . ............ $92,500 2811 Bayshorc Dr. . ............. $59,500 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 19 Tiburon Bay Dr ............. $119,750 1823 Glenwood .................. $89,500 4651 Brighton Rd. . ......... , .. $35p,ooo * * * OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P.M. SPYGLASS HILL ' 19 TIBURON JIAY DRIVE Beautifu l new Lusk bit. home. 4 BR's., fam rm., wet bar, 21k baths. Spectacular ocean view.-$119.750. Cathryn Tennille. OPEN HOUSE SUNOAY 1 ·5 2811 BAYSHORE DR. -priced !or immed· iate sale -charming, sunny 3 bdrn1. Ad· jacent to private beach. $59,500. Mary Har- vey. STUNNING S BEDROOM -$89,500 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5. First showing. 1823 GLENWOOD, Baycrest (Santiago, left on Ash· lord). Large patio & pool. Bright !am. rm. Mary Lou Marion. CAMEO SHORES OCEANFRONT OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P.M. 4651 BRIGHT· ON RD. Enchanting view. Beautiful borne in exclusive area w/private beach. Pool. Ther· apy pool & jacuzzi. $350,000. Carol Tatum. SEA SIOE SOLITUDE A decidedly outdoor feeling dominates the glass enclosed Hvin g rm. \v :frplc., 'in this charming 3 BR., 2 ba. Corona de! ~1ar home. $67,500. Gary Knox. EMERALD BAY \Vhite \Vater view! Steps to beach. 6 BR., 6 ba., pwdr. rm ., lge. fnnl. din rm., butler's pantry, bklst. rm., pan. lib. w/frplc., lge. playroom w/!rplc. & wet bar. Rec. romp. redec. $295,000. Kathryn R.lulston. EXCLUSIVE OOVER SHORES One of the most deli~t!ul homes. 4 Bed· rooms, family rm., liv1ng roo1n with beam ceiling. All this & a pool. $139,500. Eileen Hudson. BAYSHORES 4 BR. HOME -Au MWl)I' deeoraled. Sunny 'Patio from each room. Large 2 car garage. \Valk to private ..beaches. Call !or details. $59,950. Lavera Burns. IRVINE COVE'S BEST BUYS 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, pool, view .... $130,000 2 ·BR., ronv. den. rm . for expan ... $119,500 Guarited area & private beaches. Edie Olson BUILDING SITE -BIG CANYON Gorgeous view lot, overlooks 50 acres of fair· ways & greens. Perfect for spac .. elegant home, in Newport 's exciting new commun· ity. Bob Yorke . --Coldwell,Bankar 833-0700 644-2430 ~ 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. ' JIM HYNDS'• LARGE 3 BDRM! IN MESA VEROE , Prestige<>us ! am i l y $~500, very , lovely, home, large 106xl05 It. q·uality ~onslruction. lot. boat & trailer ac- quiet clll-d~sac street, 2 cess. 4 bedrooms, S . , bakk f baths, covered patio, ba!h~, pat_10, s_~e .roo • fainily roo1n, fireplace, bu1ll111s .. f1replace, room forn1al dining room, de- for boat. Assumable VA luxe builtins. $43,950. loan. Brk. 540-1720 13~540-1720. Jlns been in Rt'.'nl Estntc since .1968. )le cantc to U1c ·real estalt> pl'ofcssion IJ:onl a care~r in enginct·ring. He has \\'Ork.Cd ln ne1v 1·rsidf'n- tial sales at \Ycsllnkc Vil· ]age, 1vest of U>s Angt>les and in the sale of invl'st- n1rnt properly in Ll>s An · gelcs and Orangc Counties. !·le became a Real Eslatc Brokl'r in 1972 and for th<' past t\\·o years has been FAMILY RM + LIK~t!..EW CONDITION.f selling residl'nlial property BONUS RM I in Orange County. lie is proud of his lasting assoc.I· $36,950. Owner trans- a tion \\'ith Thl' R c a I !erred. Large h 0 m e Estaters. Please contact mt J~YNDS with 3 bedrooms. 2 10 '.'le1'Vr you in-buying-or-baths. SeclUded-Fear selling your home or in· living room. Family $38,950. Assumable V loan. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Family room, fireplace. Large cover- ed patio. Plush carpets. Many special featun!l8. Nicely landscaped. 540- 1720 vcstml'nt properties. room. fireplace. Dining 646-7171 room , built-ins. On STIRS THE quiet cul de sac. Beau- IMAGINATION tilul. 540-1120 Heavy shake rool 11·ith lo1,1·cring trees sul'round th i~ :J bd1·m doll house. \Yl'H planne<I ·style 1,1•iU1 you in mind. Used brick Jil'f'placc. Lois of panelling. Renlly and truly a lovely hon1e. 2955 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-1720 Seller has agreed to lK!ll General G6nera1 FHA and GI, what more 1-----------------1 could you ask for? Call now to see this one. 0 WALl<E H & lll ··• PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES ~tors -SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Open Eves 28 Linda ltle Driv1 Traditional home with 6 bdrms., SlfJ baths. POOL HOME 3 &><1rn1 .home. ne1,1· clil'Pl;1. J.,a rge sunlten Jiving room, family room &: fresh paint, enclosed patio, breakfast area. 2 Stairways 3 fireplaces. heated Hlucha\'Cn _eool. i\(" · · 1 $295 000 · ~-;lo -rc"irYnnl for OOat -Matn-ehannel Vle\\#-;"7";-. . . . . . . . . . . , . or c:ampei-. $28.000. Linda Isle Waterfront SIX UNITS ••• on Ja1·gc lo!, Eastside Costa Mesa. $72,500. C-ZONE COMMERClAL LOT 59' x 200' $37.500 Roy Mccardle Realtor I 1810 Newport Blvd., C.?\-1 . 548-1m : ................................ ! CLEAN AIR SMELLS FUNNY but loti; of it surrounds the Elegru1t custon1 5 bdrm .. family room, S'h. bath ho1ne. Panoramic main channel view. 2 Stairways, 3 fireplaces. Large boat slip. . ......................... $325,000. Linda Isle Waterfront Beautiful, new 4 bdrm., 4th ba. home on lagoon, with living rm., family rm·., lge; game rm. or 5th barm ........... $255,000 For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, PIHse Call: Bll,.L GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Or., Suitt I, N.B. 67U161 i;orgrous 4 bdrm home \vilh General General lots of extra room. 2 shining 1....;..;.."---------------baths are inclucled also nice carpels t/o 1,1,•lth matching drapes. Grl'at used brick fireplace. 5</o down on a $28,500 sales price \\'ill han· die It. Call C vVi1ll\lli I'. Ill Realtors 545-9491 Open Eve11 LOOKING? • • for 2-3-4 Plcxes with ocean view? llave lols, will build to your !lpecs. lnves!menl Division CALL 645-ml 173.1 \YcstcliU Dr., N.B. BLUFFS BEST BUY NEW 4 BR. -$63,000 2200 Sq. IL condo. on elevated lot, overlook· ing pool, with view o! Mis. & skyscrapers of N'pt. Center. Lovely 4 BR., 3 full baths, lux- unous• carpeting, elec. cookware top, dbl., self.clean. ove·n. Terrific value. Please let me show you this exclusive new listing as \Vei l as the other condos. avail. at this time in The Bluffs. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR HARBOR VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONTEGO MODEL 4 .bedrooms, family room, formal dlning; carpols, drapes. super landscaplng, covered patio, wood deck. $74,950 FEE LIKE NEW PALERMO MOOEL 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining, wet bar; up- grade carpets, noors. Perfect !or your family. $78,500 l<'EE l:IAJIBOR VIE\V llO~IES REALTY 833-07 80 } I • ' ' . • I ""' DIRECTORY ..., tWl MMw' .....,.,., wlttl,... ttk 1111 .. .i• •,... t• ..... n.tl9t. All ... ......_ """ ... l1w .,, ... _.... 111....-... ~ .. ..,,., ... •••••Ill...,., DAILY ,II.Of WANT ADS.,_,... ....... .,.. N-. ,., .... .,,.,...,.,. .............. .._... "' .... Qfnll .... ~· .... ,., -4 ~· HOUSES FOR SALE 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN -.......__ 1 BEDROOM 34062 Copper Lantern Dana Point 493-1137 $~9,600 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 BEDROOM 510 Jasmine,.Cor.ona-del l1ar 673-7311 $56,850 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3210 Seavlew, Old Coro na del Mar 645-6500 $49,500 (Sat 1·5) 2595 Crestview. Newport Beach 644-2430 $34 .750 (Sun 1-5) 3210 Seaview, Old Corona del Mar 645·6500 $49,500 (Sun 1·5) 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN *1537 Serenade (Irv . Terrace) CdM 675-5930. fSa t & Sun 1·5) 624 Ramona (Irvine Terr) C.dM 644-6200 $68,000 (Sun 1·5) *1106 Somerset fWestclifl) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2511 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 675-7225 fSat & Sun 1·5) 3 BiDROOMS 19 Tiburon Bay Dr. (Spygiasa) NB 644-2430 $119,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ***4651 Brigblon Rd. (C ameo Shores) CdM 644-2430 $350,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9142 Pioneer Dr., Huntington Beach 96241263 "l35,0o0 -· (Sal & sun· 12.5) 18150 Sand Dunes, Fountain Valley · 962-6287 $39,000 . (~ ,& Sun) 9652 Ri>ckpoinl, Huntington Beach 962-6644 · (Sun 12-5) 517 Via Lido Soud fLldo Isle) NB 673-7300 $235,000 (Sun 2-5) 2104 .Miram~r (Penin. Pt.) N'pt:Beach 646-7767, 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3600 Seabreeze (HVuHills) CdM 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) **#50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 29 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $104,900 (Sat & Sun 1'5) 186 Shorecliffs Rd. (Shorecliffs) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1527 Anita Ln. (\Veslclilf) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2811 Bayshore Dr. fBayshores) NB #21 Hermitage Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 644-2430 $59,500 (Sun l·5l 642·8235 $119,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9696 Blue Reel Dr., Huntington Beach 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 962-6948 (Sat 11-4) ** 68 B Ibo C ·N rt B h 642-8235 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) # a a oves, ewpo eac 3 I C S l Hill) NB · 642-5200 $96 500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 163 ·!last e ove I pyg ass . ' 644·6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **2233 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach yf_ -642·5200 -$1c75,000-(Sat.-&-Sun l.Sl-·--**3P E.]:!a _ro~t,J!all>oa !~land ____ ._ _ 2500 Lake Park Lane (Cherry Lake) NB ""· s73-~000 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 645-6500 $81 500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 2345 Arbutus (Eastbluf!) NB . ' B h 844-1133 (Sun 1·5) 2242 Donrue Rd ., Newport eac **415 Bayside D"' Newport Beach 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 675-3331 ' (Sun 1-5) 2693 Riverside, Newport Beach *3821 Inlet Isle Drive (Harbor Vu Hills) 675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673_8550 ' (Sat 1-5) 307 Vista Suerta \Bluffs) Npt. Beach ·' 15521 Dalewood Wesl, Huntin gto n Beach 642-8235 (Sun 1 o) 842-4455 $47,950 (Sal & Sun 12-5) 1880 Orange. Costa Mesa · La (\V · 646-0555 $46 900 rsat & Sun 1·5) *1624 Aruta ne estcli!f) NB • • ' 646-3255 $74,500 (Sun 1-5) 54 ;.rucha (The Bluffs) Newport Beach 2975 Catalpa (Easlbluf!) NB il·W-8500 (Sat :Z.G) 644-6200 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2275 Gol~n Cir( Back Bay) NB 1327 Keel Dr fHarbor Vu Hills) NB 675·300 38,500 (Sun 1-5) 675-7225 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 2500 Lake Par -{Cherry Lake) NB 20221 Big Bend. Huntington !leach 645-6500 $81,5"0°'-. (Sun 1-5) 546-2313 $54,900 (Sat 1·5) 303 Orchid, Old Corona--del Mar 21061 Manessa Circle, Huntington Beach 675-6000 $67,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 640-8484 (Sat & Sun 9:30-Sunset) 2600 Altura, (Irvine Terrace)'b~I 5 BEDROOMS 675-6000 F4,500 (Sa t & Sun, 1·5) 146 Shorecliffs Rd., Corona del Mar 1742 Highland, Newport Beach '--"-. 675·2101 (Sat & Sun 12:30-4:30) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) '-.. 2807 Cassia (Eastbluf!) NB 600 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar "'-. 644-6200 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-2430 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *~1 1 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 475 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 6-I0-~0 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) 640-0020 fSa l & Sun 1-5) 5 B~VAMILY RM OR DEN 1782 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 1215 Key West..Or. Corona de! Mar 546-8640 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 644-5149 $109.,?50 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 "BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1424 Sandcastle Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $103,000~ (Sun 1-5) 16202 Marjan Lane, Huntington Beach 1924l Beckwith Dr. (Tr. Rock) Irvine 847-7015 $39,750 (Sat & Sun) 644-2430 $92,500 '(&_un 1-5) 345 Catalina Dr., Newport Beach * 1823 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB > 548-0272 $79,500 (Sal & Sun 9·5) 644-2430 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 919 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar *24451 Coria Cresta Dr (Lake Forest) 644-0128 $79,500 (Sat &Sun 1·5 ) El Toro 837-4239 (Sun 1·5) 10282 Meredith Dr. (Meredith Gardens) 3723 Park Green Dr. (HVuHills) CdM Htg. Bch 962-6644 (Sun 12-5) 644-4192 $99,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1848 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 1337 Galavy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 842·5200 $74,500 (Sun 1·5) 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 827 v1·a Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 16 Pinehurst (Big Canyon) N'pt. Bch. 21091 Stratbmore Lane, Huntington Bch. 644-4910 $114.950 (Sun 1-5) 968-8273 $42,500 (Sun 1·5) **#51 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 2348 C)'11 lhia, Cosla Mesa · 642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 645-1689 (S at & Sun 1·5) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 1412 Santanella Terrace, Corona de! Mar 642-8235 $190.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673·2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) #tt54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 191 5 Pt. Weybridge (HVuHilJ s) CdM 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675-5930 $80,000 (Su n 1·5) **#53 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB *487 Ogle (N'pt.-Heights) N'pl Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675-5930 $50.900 (Sun 1·5) 10121 Theseus, Huntington Beach *962 Sandcastle Dr .. Corona de! Mar 644-6200 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-4455 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2036 Porl Ramsgate (Harbor Vu Homes) 1392 Galway Ln (Halecresl) CM NII 546-6500 $79,500 (Su n 1-5) 646-3928 $33 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1842 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 418 Hazel, Corona del l\!ar 640-U020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673-6510 $110,000 csat & sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 131 Via Undine (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 540 Seaward, Corona del Mar 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 1930 Port Laurent (HVuH) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *1991 Port Claridge (Harbor Vu Hms) NB. 644-1766 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) * 10211 Stony brook (Meredith Gardens) HB. 642-2225 (Sun 2-5) 292 Bo\\11ing 9reen, Costa ~tesa. 646-7171 ··· (Sat 1·5) 259t Crestview, Ne\Vpor l Beach 644-2430 $59.950 · - . ...(Sun 1-5) 3092 Platte St .. Costa Mesa ·-- -540-1..151 $34,750 (Sat & Sunl-5) 1725 Skylark Ln . (Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $69,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1101 Ebbtide (H. V. Hills) CdM - 675-3000 ISun 1·5) 2607 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach --1140--0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 442 Catalina (Newport Hts.) NB 640--0020 (Sat 1-5) 4 BEDROOM 2113 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 678-5817 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 16P Aliso (N'pt. Heights) N'pt. Beach 675-5930 $48.000 ISat & Sun 1·5) 5482 Vista Dr. IBays hores) NB . 642-8235 1 (Sun 1-5) 1736 HIRhlandL l\ewp<lrt Beach 675-6679 $06.000 !Sat 1·5) 2591 Cre<tview. Nowpor1 Beach 644-2430 ,so,1150 rsun 1·5) 503 Aveni do &n rarlos. San Clemente 37.1.7142 $49.900 (SUI! 1·51 694 Capital St.. Costa Meso 540-1151 $39,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOM 2239 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs). NB 675-3000 $52,500 (Su n 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 1 BEDROOM UNITS 2070 Thurin St.. Costa Mesa 645-4230 $38.500 (Sat & Sun) 2 & I BR 612 Poinsettia Corona del J\l ar 644-7270 $74 ,950 fFri/Sat/Sun 1·5) 606"2 Marigold. Corona del Mar _ 673·2~22 , !Sal & §un 1-5) 2 BEDROOM & DEN EACH 707 Begonia, Corona dcl Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun) 3 BEDROoM & 2 BEDROOM 517 Begonia, Corona del 1'.1ar 675-6900 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR Eich *4307 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673-9266 $179,ooo (Sat & sun 1·5) **310 So. Bay!ront, Balboa "!!land 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 381 & 383 16th Place, Costa Mesa 675·60-00 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 412 Iris. Corona del Mar 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAM RM ~l BR 313 Hellolrope. Corona del Mar • 675-7225 675·7225 * ""' * 1t W.r.rfr•ll't *** w ... rf,.,.. 1 ,.., ' I • --l~I --.. I~ I-..--·· JUSLTRANlfER - Move into a rental while you orient yoursel to your new l<ication. We have the rental,. a 4 bdrm. 2 ba. home and we will be most happy to help you find your dream house. \'i_e 're in business to serve you. Call us today. ,586-0222 -- Genor1I * BlJSllOIES * OPEN SAl'/SUN • .+.5 2500 ~RINO LARGE CORNER LCJT. This Channlo& ..... hu)oc( Uv. rm. w/lcf~ win-HOME + INCOME dows; (ae. nn., nlc. Owners 2 Bedroom + Dining Room, 2 Baths dlnJnr ~ •·in kltch.; 2 with generous sun deck VIJ?W of mountains, ~ 2 ~· ~':;. co;i·! bay and your private lrwt on:bard! Addi-_,.. /carport tor . boot """"· Uonal 2 · Bedroom to help you live well at sse,!IOO minimum cost. "Bl.I of Spain" exterior mural * BAYSHORE DR * + Mexican ceramic ,bqi:<f_ers on aJJ windows. • Su~e~ior care E;XCEEDSDrand new COD· NE\VPORT BEACH . Fln .. 1 dition! Detached 3 Garages -t' workshop, beach community, v ... 12 san- boat stOf'age. come see exotic forest of trees dy beaches. ~ly decor., 3 & Shrubs. Splendid Value, $53,950. Call any-BR., 2 ba. Lee. llv. rm . t . .,. n555 · "M'/~c., Ire. dinlne area. 1me1 ITSU"'V • f-Ney: diahwshr. Plafls for COM l:OVELIEST upstairs addition. Close to priv. beach. PIµCED AT Four 11master" bedrooms, three and a half ONLY $59,500 baths, beautiful formal living room and din· "C" THOMAS ing room , rustic den with massive fireplace Realtor and large gourmet kitchen witb sunny break- fast room. outstanding location. Call 675-7225 CALL BEFORE YOU GO SOUTH 'II you"re planning to build" in Rancho La Costa or Rancho California let us tell you about t\vo locations we 're sure will meet your needs. One for $9,750, and another for $16,400. 586-0222 INVESTMENT PRESCHOOL 244 W. Coast Hwy 548-5527 Nev.-port Beach Eve MS-5643 !MESA VERDE VIEW + POOL 4 BR + DINE. . PANORAMIC VIEW TO SIGNAL HIU. & CATA· LtNA! Prime Afesa Verde ei.:ecut\ve location. 2 iitory double door entry. SUnken .-- ~ 1} -Genenl ,. • >-1Yll[lo(WINTON . , I ~ en .J./.ou:Je:J . . -• • I tALBOA ISLAND .. 310 SO. BAYFROHT : .OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 ' '• ... . . - Creative design is evident thruout this ex- quisite baylront duplex. Huge 3 bdrm., 3 bath upper featuring s\udy area overlooking mstr. bdrm. Enclosed· patio, step-down llv-• Ing rm. &·panoramic> bay view,.made. po<--t l sible by the great corner location. Lower 3 bdrm., 2 bath unit; lge. dbl. car garage. On· shore mooring included. ' I t NEWPORT BEACH 415 BAYSIDE OR. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Spacious 4 qdrm., 4\>2 bath bayfront home, in Very accessible location. Features incl. a cozy den, private pier for 50 ft. boat, lge. sauna & beautiful sandy beach in front. Offered at $249,500. 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND WILLIAM WINTON REALTOR 675-3331 ( I i i ' One of the Area's fin est and best established Preschobls. Licensed !or 73 children. Con- veniently located to serve Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. $110,000. Call for appoint- ment, 646-0555. living l'OOin. While forinal ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_,,I fireplace. Huge FORMAL = DINING R'J<?M! VlEW kit-Gent"'•' Gen1r1I chen & spaCK>Ull, toot Sew-.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I • ing room. Large iitep dol\'Jl • 1 family room .. \Vet bar. 4 oliJ. w /, "SWINGERS" PAO large bedrOoms. Master • l / Cozy 2 bedroom & den home in picturesque suite w/private SUNDECK l 0 a er ron ' :·! . . + PANORAi\UC VIEW!-..h... _ -Bayshores. High shag carpetmg, exposed ""Secffi"" lofl. Sparkling OPEN SUN. 12-5 831 VIA LIDO 50UD · beams, lru-ge_stone. fir.eplace,_ privat.e.. boat--..sctrLPTURED_SWlMMING ExceptionaI-5· bdrm:~ :Fstory-home-with ·pier-t Ing and bathlhg beaches. All in perfect con-POOL • PLUS JACUZZI & slip. Magnificent South bay view from all · dition. Plenty of privacy. Call 67~7225. .~L~!Jar ~~~:~ 3 levels. Remodeled kitchen & family r_oom . LOOK AHEAD 645-0003. Price reduced to $210,000 I OHi .\ I L Ol \O\ ,, f .., • u"' . 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR, 675-6161 Tax shelter-depreciation-appreciation all in this beautiful ocean view duplex. Under construction so there is an opportunity to add your personal touch! 4 bdr.ms. up and 2 bdrtns. down. Call about it now! 586-0222 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA HIGH ON A HILL! ""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'I Near St. Joachim. 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Dining Room, Fireplace. Extra Large Lot. $46,900. Call anytime, 646-0555. \Vith outstanJling 180_degree :Ge:::;••::•.:•:..l _____ _;G:::•::.•:::•:_:rl:;_l _____ ..:J ·" oei!'an view. \\'ell designed ;: custom built 3 bedroom. '.i i bath hon1e in Corona del · .. , TWO StORY Big roomy, like ne\v, home. Four bedrooms, three baths, patio, B.B.Q., fee land and only S41,900. Good location, convenient to free- ways. Call 675-7225. HAS IT ALL A place for a boat! A place for a motor home and room for a pool ! A magnificient 4 bdrm. home located on a cul-d&-sac, a place for your children to play safely. Call for more infor1nation today. 586-0222 3-FIXITS v,rith Land for Three More Units, Four \Yith 870 sq. ft. variance. No Vacancy on existing units. Set on almost hall-acre of R-2 ground in EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. Second Story Units v.1ill give you Golf Course View! Great Potential at $43,900. Call anytime, &l&-0555. BREAD N BUTTER Two triplexes-$39,950 each-$500 current monthly gross each. Owner will carry a 2nd T.D: Leased land !or maximum tax shelter benefits. Less than 8 times gross! Call 675-7225. CONDO 2 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Dishwasher, Wall-to- Wall Carpet, Elec Garage Door Opener. HURRY ... Won't Last ... $23,000. Call Anytime, &l&-0555. COM VIEW Like new, 4 bedroom outstanding view. Large family room plus sparkling kitchen. Exposed beamed ceilings, heavy snag car- peting. What a home! What a view o! the whole coastal area! Call 675-7225. BIG LOT One dollar per sq. ft. Six or Twelve Units a possibility or divide into 3 Lots. $16,000. Call anytime. 64f>0555. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4 plus bedroom home, 2lh baths, architect designed. Rustic setting. Partial view Bay and ocean. Island kitchen with builtins. Beam ceilings and Other custom builtins. Owner moving out of State. Call 675-7225. lwfar. l\la n y outstanding features. Texas al ate fireplace, intercom throughout, electric garage door opener, 3~~ ton air con· dilloner. Access to private beaches. A 2100 sq. ft. recreation room. Easily conver t ed to more bedrooms. A5king $99,SOO. Call 673-S550. i'i@~-fii CoU119e Park Guest + Pool $34,500! College Park cream putt! De- tached GUEST FACILITY + NE\V PAINT! Giant.lam· ily room. 2 fireplaces.-3 huge bedrooms. Brite kit· chen. Sparkling Anthony $\\'ll\IMING POOL! Take advantage -call 645-0303. I OHi \I J. Ol \O\ ;. l A I l (! .,. , PRJV. pty has home $2,000 below market. Open hse Sat. & Sun. 3 BR, 1 ~-I ba, bltns, cul~e-t1ac, newly decor. Financ. to be ar- ranged. $25,950. 10 512 Schooner, nr Bolsa A Ward 5..11-5452. GI REPO· $33,500 Completely refurbished 3 bedroom, 2 be.th family room home in sought after area of beauU!ul l\tISSION VIEJO. OnJy $1,500 down payment. C WAll([H & Ul Realtorii 646-mt 204.1 Westclilf Drive Open 'till 9 PA.1 NEAR HARBOR HIGH Ideal family 4 bedroom. 2 bath home in choi ce neta:hborbood. \Valk t o iichOol and WestcUU shop- ping center. All electric built-In kitchen. Separate family room. Sliding glass doors open out on lc~d yard and patio. 2 fireplaces, ' w/w carpets and drapes. Well kept yard. O n 1 y $49.750. Cho:ner leaving area. SUBSIDIARY OF THE COLWELL CO. Call 673-8500. ~-~------=--~------1 OPE.NTIL Iii • rr'S FU/I 7D BE NfCEI CULVERDAL:·~:·:RVINE ~ ll~6jll1lll CORONA DEL MAR CHARMERS ij =--,.,.,.,. pelmg, appliances, location & price. $35,500 Nl!AR BEACH! OPEN SUNDAY. 1-5 3612 BAYLOR FORMAL DINE! COSTA MESA FOUR-PLEXES $2 2001 Spacious l·BR. units wlth patios. 2 Blks, UNBEUEV!;LE • BUT from Newport Blvd. Always full-f85,000 TRUE! BEACH TOWN L0- 3 Bdrm.-tops in everything, decorating, car-~~~-G~ .=,". Duplexes: 2-2 BR. ,79,950. 2-1 BR., .. 7,500 FORMAL DDllNG ROOM! Orange Coast· <t REAL ESTATE 644 4141 Counfry kitchen. Huse ccrv· ercd patll). SPARKLING 36' S\VJ~f?wn?-JG POOL. Pool sv.'ttp And slid& Included. Extra deep tot. Hu rry • at $28,200 • \Oo'Ofl'f hut. VA· no down buyers '\\'<'lcome! 2600 E. Co11t Hwv .. Corona del Mir Take advantqe . ca 11 1-.......... !!!!!llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!! .... !!!!1!11!!!!!!! ......... _164,;.0303. for Action ••• Call 642-5678 IOlll\I I. Ol\O\ ~ •' ' . - • MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES NEWPORT'S MOST ELEGANT BAYFRONT Traditional design by Grenzbach. 2"2 yrs. old. 73' on Bay, 269' deep. Accolnmodates large yacht. 3BR, den, Maid's room. Over 6000 sq . It. o! livin~ space. $790,000. Shown by appt. only. (Kll) "GREAT CHARISMA!" Rare Harbor View Hills Broadmoor -4 BR's., FR. Most attractively decorated. Open beams -LR. Formal DR. Nicely landscaped. Close to pool. $94,500. Joel Smith 642-8235. (K17) BAYCREST CUSTOM 4 BR., s i t t I n g room, 3 baths. Close to schools. $77,500. F. Peralta 642-6235. (K18 ) BIG CANYON Huge master suile -4 BR's. & VIEW. 1 yr. new. $119,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. #21 "Herm.itage Lane. (K19) OCEANFRONT • BALBOA Completely & beautifully remodeled 4 BR., 4 bath home -bright. light & sunny. Par- tially furnished. $177,500. G. Fay/B. Owens 642-8235. (K20) SPYGLASS HILL Sweeping view by day, a myriad of lights by rught. Lovely 4 BR. home, ready for occupancy. $103,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 1633 Castle Cove. (K21) TURTLEROCK -SIMPLY ELEGANT! Beautiful 3 + den, DR., FR., VIEW home! Over 2500 sq. ft. _of spacious living. Great patio! Pool & park privileges. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (K22) ' , SHORECLIFFS Quiet, secluded, private. Custom 3 BR. & maid's. Magnificent ocean & canyon views. Steps to private beach. You own the land. $179,500 K~elen HarUey 642-8235. (K23) "PLAY IN THE PARK" Swim In the community pool, join in the basketball game only steps from this 3 BR. beauty in Harbor V.iew. Exquisite ceramic Ille floors. plush c&rpets & extensive patio w/gas BBQ. $69,900, Joyce Edlund.642.8235. (K24l STEP LIVELY if you want to take advantage of this oppor-- lunity to start out w/a modest little home. This is an-outstanding1value for the iniml· ·teble Bayshores-Area. lleam ceiling In LR. surrounded by 4 BR's all !or $55,000. Arny Gaston 642-8235. (K25) BIG CANYON · FAIRWAY LIVING Large custom building site Including plans !or delightful 6 BR. home. $65,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (K26) "MODEL PERFECT TRI-L EVEL" Beautlful Huntington Beach home -5 BR., low maintenance yard. Newly decorated. Helen .Wood 644-6200. ~.500. OPEN, SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m . 10121 Theseus. (K35) Hl--Ml-n.11 • --· .... ·-Hftpoft leeolt, Cltlloml1 lllN ·. ' :• ' •• .. , 'i • '· . • • ' ' ·' ' • • • ~ . . . • l • • . ' l l ' • • . ' ' I l I j I l •f • • 1 ' ·' • • .. • • I • • ' • I • ~ ~ 11 • ) l • • . . I I J . / ·. -. ) Saturday, APfll 7, llf'.73 II""-----=-.. '----'!~ ~!...__-_ .. _-__,· I~ I --- 0.-ol ...... ... 0.-.I 0..-11 0-11 ·• "P ete Barretf-~a/t'I ·~iiiiii·~...--------iiiiiiiiiiwwwww~~NEW~ll;;;;STIN;;;;-G -1 * 1f ~ * * , *·~ *-~ -.-COL-ESWOIJIY-l"CO .. 1-----1-~· / SllltCllVE •S·--,,,,.-£-- EASTBLUff * l AYlOJ?(O. RUSTicTHRU I EDROO ~ , p~enb ) _,/ 93 FEET~OF BAYFRONTAGE _,BALBOA COVE .HOME -with pier.and slip, · · 3 Bedroo~, _lovely large baysi9. deCk to real- ly enJ')y livmg on the water. Available now -·move right in. 1 • #l>a Bolboa Covff, NB Opon .S•t & Sun 1·5 •assoams ,..,. ., REALTORS 212aEASTCOAllTHIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAii, CAUF. 644·7270 ' --- BEST BUY THIS CONDO 4 Br. 21'> Bo, F•m. Rm. ~ cSii $.-422$ 000 . Heavy shake shlhgles, co rick fireplace S72,500 M gnili'c~~:~:~oine on'p cturesque and gleaming har floors. Built.Jn OPEN SUN 1 5 a """ · d th 1 d • R u country .kltch separate eatin_µrea. • • Gaial!Y~Drlve & mclu es e an . ea y Cl to• w 1·ff· boppinf, and sporla· 2345 ARBUTUS rll!tom built. On a street-tO-street site. Large . ose :..->::• '· s Choke •1t:Alsk" .bu.Ut i ... ty, _.....'family rm 1 ti e formal dining rm, 4Y.l baths t1~p.}h\Y interes t assu1nab .. loan. Three home on oversUed, VJEW & 3-car garage. Fully air-conditioned, lux. paciou$ bedrooms % baths. Hurry lot. Recently P'JPted lnald• cptng bit-'· vacuum system miniature nnnV on this one. Jlls ,950. &: oul. Gorpous dteP' pile 1 u.. -·· ' r,.- carpet_..plUs lustrous wood & sun l'OOll\Pff mstr bath + many Jtr&s. r:A.C: LIVING UR STY•~ parguet noortnt. CU.tom 1337 GALAXY DRIVE OPEN A'r!SUN 1·5 ,....,. .r shuhen, dbl. lrplc.. ~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS decoratw"w all pa pe r a; • LINDA ISLE BAY)lRONT-$245,000 Designed for the guy who says, "I hate yard NO GRASS -TO. MOW! · IMMACULATE BAYCREST HOME ""-Fresh· ly painted in ljlld out. 3 bedrooms, dining room and family room will\ excellent · floor plan. Extra large workshop in oversized double garage. -BACK BAY AREA -· 3 Bedniom, ~ bath, ~qUl·iJU\i~e!l..Sl9~ fir@ piace. FAM·. ILY ROOM , community pool & REC Ro6.)ilS" including billiaros. Fee land close to every· ~etric deslgl_l aggre~te Tnle elegance ~~-hout this fine builder's work. i• Ver~ liva61e three bedroom contem· · ~llneddee~:" sypaca r"""d. · ·cus-""m ·ho~.4 B ooms. (1ncludinv ex.· tra -· -_.,. "'~ ---w • J>orary~ ·s-pli ·-revel liome. situated on a com-~pecia1 costly eitras also large maS r BR, lge family room w1tli wet pact lot. Large fatnily room, modern built- HM9 Commodore, NB O_pon Sun 1.5· ' IA YSIDE BA YFRONT FIRST TIME TO SEEi -Live near the Har· . bor e!1trance with your own pier and .. slip. Beautiful unobstructed bay view, near yacht clubs, fishing and water activities. 3 Bed· rooms -large sandy beach with l'oom to expand. 2233 Bayolde Dr., NB Open Sat & Sun 1-5 QUIET CORNER ON UDO INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL PLAN -Ex· _panda~le family living -huge living room With large fireplace, opens with sliding doors to private r:>at10. Large upstairs living area Can ·b.e children's quarters ~or master suite. 827 Vi• Lido Nord, Lido Isle Op ·Sat/Sun 1·5 READY FOR SUMMER FUN tbllig ............................ $34,500. VACATION TIME?? DUPLEX COM Charming front unit with MANY EXTRA FEATURES. Shag carpeting thruout plus wallpaper, 2 bedJ;90ms (master bedroom is oversi1A!d). SECOND UNIT is for the bache- lor, 1 bedroom. ALL. IN IMMACULATE CONDITION. Mllnicured landscaping. Needs no repafr in or out. . . -: : ........ $74,950. -----SOMERSET MODEL HARBOR VIEW HOME Welcome children in this family TWO STORY 5 bedroom, family room home which fea· tures 3 baths, formal· dining room, WET BAR, large convenient kitchen with ail the extras. Tremendous fenced yard on dead .. end type street. FEE LANO ........ $81 ,500. --~- DECORATOR'S ncluded. bar, formal DR, 41h baths & convenient m ~itchen, 2 fireplaces and separate master An exceptional home in " game room. Blt~in vacuum system. Pro-suite. Try the good Life. ~2,000. -· an outstanding area! tected patio (acing lagoon. Pier & slip, 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 HARBOR HIGHLANDS &. f·'~ BIG CANYON-$124,500 Adult occupied and· squeaky ciea n J!!rough; f "1 !}ff Wonderful floor plan in this spacious 5 bed· out. Warm three bedroom. 1% bath nome. :S ifl ll room home with family rm & formal DR. 3 plus dining area. Easy \Valking distance to ! rea ly F'ireplaces. Popular open beam vaulted-ceil· Mariners Park and School. The most home ings. Good cptng & drapes & beautiful land· for, ·the money in most desirable nelghbot- 2-tt4 Vslta del Oro Newport Beach ~4-1133 ANYTirtlE Tri-Level scaping':Circular drive. Fine location. iLUFFS BEST BUY • • • • $46,500 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1·5 Roomy lour bedroom, 216 bath model fea- WATERFRONT-CORONA DEL MAR hood. $4ti.OOO. Luxurious completely refurbished 2 bedrm 2 turing a wile-saver built-in gas kitchen and • bath "own-your-own" apt. Rich cptng & delightful private patio. Call for an appoint.- drapes, beams, paneling, abundant marble ment and see what Bluffs living Is all about. & many fine appts. Adult occupied. Pool, great view, boat slips, sec. gate. $140,000 . DANDY DUPLEX BIG CANY0~104,900 , CORONA DEL MAR Best buy in the area! Lovely plan by Broad· Just 9 years ne,v, convenient to everything. moor and surrounded by 1nore expensive Each unit has three spa cio us bedrooms. 1 * custom homes. Most terrific kitchen, 4 large baths, bUilt-in kitc hen & separate laundry bdrooms, family room & formal dining rm. 2 room . Excellent rental record with long term Fireplaces & 3-car garage. 'Quiet st. . tenan!s. Shown by appointment. $82,500 ' LARGE BAYC~~ST HOME -Hobby room, boat s.11ace ~lus 3 car garage, heated & fil. reroo pool, family room, ifuring room -anir den. 4 Pleasant bedrooms.. A lot for-the money. Oall to see this!· -" DELIGHT That'~ part of owning this spacious TWP STORY custom decorated-ltome in BACK BAY area-4 Bedroom, FAMILY ROOM, 2 baths, builtin _gourmet kitchen, with many xtras. Pool size yard'. See to appreciate. Formal Dine Family + Bonus PRIME NORTII ?..fESA LO· CATION! Gorgeous • 3 levels . stain glass entry. MARBLE FI.OOR foyer! FORMAL DINING area ! Bright kitchen. Huge Jam· ily room. PLUS giant step down BONUS ROOM with WET BAR! Queen size bed· rooms. Double door master with dressing room. 3 car garage.giant <.>lrrulal'-pa0o. Park like yard. EXECU· Tl;VE HOME . BUDGET PRICED! $43,950! Call fast -645--0303. 29 AUGUSTA LANE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 LOTS OF PRESIDENTS----.t '· Office Open S1turd1ys & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcllff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 q.neral 'COZY lWO STORY It has 3 bedrooms and a den llnd it's just as cozy and neat as a dollhouse. Perfecl ~ the gal \\1ho "'anls a 2 story that's easy to clean and has an efficient floor plan. Only $35,950. Call 147-6010. CLEAN-N-NEAT ON A NIFTY STREET Call us on this \\-ell kept home in College Park. 3 bedrooms, formal dining area, family -room, \\'8.!lher and cir;'er area in the house, large kitchen and pool sii.ed -yard. $34.950:-10% Down. Call 61H679 RLTR. Nkjel Bailey & Assoc. Fl.ND YOUR WIN SHOW NAME PASsEs· Check tM special ads 1caffertcl flll oaghout fW da11ifitd adverti1l1HJ pa91s of the DAILY PILOT for the •ti t si x days, starting today. If your ..-appears in one of theM you're • winner :-10 wln1M1"1 a day for o totcil af 60 winners -of pasus 9ffd for admissJ011 t~ al .-.a Pacific n.atres •Ive-ins (upon poylHftf of SO cents pa-Porsoe senlce feel. Each DAILY PILOT' 'Winner Gets ·a Pass Good ·For · Carl98d Admission At All Area PACIFIC· THEATRES Tht DAILY l'ILOT -.. ii Hsy. 11 Y°" fi nd your .... Jn one of the ape:clal ads listirtCJ winners, just cal 642·5671, Ext. 314, between 9 o.m. and S p.111. to ""*" •rangt11ttnfs to pick .. your P"• ot any .......... DAILY PILOT office. PASSES GOOD AT ALL THESE PACIFIC DRIVE·IN THEATRES ................... , .. . .. .. .. .. .. . $52,500. PALERMO MODEL HARBOR' VIEW HOME Only one left in phase 1 of resale section on FEE LAND. This home bas 4 bedrooms, FAMILY ROOM, 21-> baths in a TWO STORY atmosphere. Nicely landscaped yard. All this for .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. $76,500. ~ FOR THE FAM ILY THIS TWO STORY HOME ... for the large faintly with a need for many extras. SEPARATE family room, 5 bed· rooms, 3 baths, LARGE kitchen with dining area PLUS a formal din,ing room,_two !i!'!!- places (l in the upstairs master suite). Large fenced yard for the children. $56,500. . . ENCHANTING BAYCREST I OKI \I L 01 '.O\ A'EA!l(I;,'_, IDATE SIZE -LOT- rantasac young e."<ecutive hon1e features 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, formal dining, family room. All of this on an oversized lot located only one mile from the ocean. Plenty room for a pool or boat '&: trailer storage. 2'lOO sq ft of living space. Ex- cellent financing available. $43,500. • • ·co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS Open Evenings • 962-4454 • "WIDE OPEN SPACES" BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Beautiful near-new 5 bedroom home in this new area surrounded by the exclusive B.C. Country Club. Lge family room with wet bar & formal dining room. Luxurious cptng & drapes, Some view of golf course. $1\4,950 16 P INEHURST OPEN SUN 1·5 -'BIG CANY0~159,500 Fine custom quality in this lovely 4 ~edrm home. Extra lge fam rm with rosewood paneling, formal DR & fully equipped kitch· en. Open beam ceilings, extra storage & closets, auto. sprinklers & air-conditioning. LIDO ISLE-RARE BEAUTY Perfection thruout this small 2 bedroOm 3 bath villa. High wails & gates give privacy in ige patio. Rm. for pool. By appt. FOR LEASE-"THE BLUFFS" 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths "Linda" plan. End unit. Freshly-decorated, covered patio, bit· ins, plus refrig, \Vasher-dryer. Choice Vista Laredo location. Lease (!or 2 yrs). $:495 Mo. Office open Saturday & S unday ''Our 28th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Charming ·Dutch Ha ve n Gentr•I General Marina 3 bedroom home on 1-;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; \ huge cul-de-sue lot. Room I 1 for pool. boat, camper, etc. Beautiful lush landscaping. Light, airy kitchen. All this "lllrlliiil for on1y $29,350. To see call ~ 842-~ You'll enjoy this'lovely FAMILY HOME on a secluded street. 4 bedroom; 2 bath. PAN· ELED family room with double fireplace pJus many custom features. Large fenced yard and patio. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. $63,500. * OPEN HO USES * . 5 BR, FAM RM-2074 Tustin Ave., Back Bay, Newport Beach. $56,500. Open Sun. 1·5 DUPLEX-2 & !-612 Poinsettia, Corona dei -Mar. $74,950. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 4 BDRM & .FAM.-1711 Terrapin Way. Bay· crest, N.B'. $63,500. Sun 1·5. 4 BDRM & FAM.-1939 P ort Weybridge, Harbor View Homes. N.B. $76,500. Sun 1-5. 4 BDRM & FAM.-2304 La Linda, Newport Beach. $52,500. Sun 1-5. AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TOR~ mn10 Gen1r•I G1ner•I QUESTION: "We have a lot of money tied up in equity in our home that sitting idle and not working for us. How do \\'I!. keep our hon1e and still let those hard earned dollars work for us, possibly with 2 or 3 income units???" SOLUTION: Tak(' advantage o! Colwell. .Call 64&--0555 or 675-7225 EXECUTIVE DREAM HOME 3 car garage, professional landscaping. Professionally decor8ted ' with plush, plush deep &hag carpet, highly NOTHING 2 • STORY upgraded c1r~P."· Entire kitchen & family Im!& has L .. .,.. OUT 4 BR + POOL coradml tiles, 3 baths, 4 LOIS MILLER Lois Miller, Sales Assodate for the Macnab- Irvine Realty Company has'sold over $600,000 worth of property during the week ending March 31, 1973. Live in Dover Shores. Ivan Wells de.!igned and built for executive entertaining and._com- fortable famil y living. Warmly decorated 5 bedroon1 , 3 baths, (on11al dining room, casual,_ family room, pool and forever view. A dis· tinctive Galaxy address. Brand new on the market, . ... .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . $137,ISOO. 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS General Gener•I A Ui'lljlCJU: tl™9: - 2500 LAKE PARK LANE, Newport Beach! \Vo,v! \Vhatta address! And whattalocationt A shake roof chateau neslled on a hill ove~ looking legendary Cherry Lake in Ne\Vport Beach_. Surrou nded with pine trees and quacking malla1·ds, the three bedroom home is super and de fini tely Unique ! OPEN TODAT, 2500 LAKE PARK. CHIRlY LAii, N.I . UNl9UE HOMES OF NEWPORT KA.CH, MMIOO A Hstl .. of Key ....,_ U ~ l()U I: li()Ml:i REALTORS NORTH MESA 3-DEN-POOL $35,950? Arched Mediterranean entry. Shimmering fish pond. l\.1exi· caq brick fireplace. Auge ranlily roon1. DEN for dad! Tile kitchen. Low cw·e yard. Sparkling fenced POOL! VACANT . FA ST OCCUPANCY! Take advan- tage . call 645-0303. I OIU. \I I 01\0\ R £A L 7 I' R I NEW BALBOA 'DUPLEX G!n1r11 ONE OWNER Original owners of this lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath home have decided to sell and travel. 13 Years old but in rt11NT condition. Two patios. lush d ichond ra luwns. Jusl. llke you'd ex· 1>ect a ho111c to IJe aJter· years or loving care. Truly a real "CltEAM P UFF''. Newly llsll'<l. Only $33,500. COATS & ' WALLACE REALTORS -544-4141- (0p•n Evonlnts) SEPARATE RUMPUS ROON ,..., $23 500, bednna, 2300 sq n, balcony ~¥.'='' Of U1ls charming fa111ily I • • off master brm. \Vas 44,950, ~;.,. .. ~ ...... home Arrangement 0 r BEACll TO\VN -. 2 STORY now has been reduced to Ms. Miller, who sold approximately 3 mil· lion dollar s worth o! property in 1972, has al· ready sold well over one million for the first Prime Pennlnsula location. Spacious 4 and 3. Deluxe features include floor to ceiling brick fireplace. Lavish use of tile in kllchcns and balhs. Walk in closcl.K - open beam ceilings. Laun- dry area for ' each unit. Steps to the beach. $109,000. Cnll 646-7171. with fireplace &: be.th, plus 3 BR. 1 BA, larxe Uv nn. ~ crp!JI le drpl. JOO Broadway, I Costa J\1csa Open daily e CALL ANYTIME e 646-3921 or E ... 146 4543 • OPEN TIL 9 • 11'S FUN JO BE NfCfl _",..1t-1 roont~ is comniendnble and BARGAIN! In1macu1afc $43,000!!. Open Itouse Sat. quate throughout. 4 lru~e CARPETS! 4 qu1..>en s11.e Realtors 541Hi640 , three months of 1973. bedroo1ns upstairs, huge bedrooms. Giant dioi~ MOVE AFTER 'I ' i THE REAL ESTATERS s21.221J thch· size, more than nde· decorator towne home.~ & Sun. 1~ Red Carpet, ·-· family roon1 with stone room. Enclosed pa.ho. G I Ge I • _J_, fireplace downstairs. All Sparkling OLYMPIC SIZE SCHOOL'S OUT 1-•-n_•_ro _______ n_•_r_• ______ ~========= Lochen my er Re,, It o• t11is plus formal living and POOL! BIG FAMILY'! LOW l thi harp 4 bed dining rooms. Exquisitely BUDGET'! 1-Iere's your nto s s l'OOm COLONIAL MESA VERDE decorated. $5.1,950. c a 11 hon1c! Sec today • calt Harbor Highlands home in .,7 -10 , 00-0003 the desirable \Vestcllf1 area. !MANSION 4 Br + Pool ~ .._, · · ' lovely pool sized E-Z care This huge, 5 bedroom hou" J-9.1500-1---1 OPEH m • • rrs f'tM10·ee fff2 _.,. wtth-tftJI-.vees.--()c.. ~ '"''''' ~:rt~~y liartr tonnil dillli'if' FORGJOUS DUPLEX Sparkling clean 2 )fl.I' new pride ot ownership units. One spacioul 3 bedt«)m, 2 bath and one 2 bedroom, 2 bath. ExCellenl opportunity tor home nnd income or us- ing boUt for tnconm br1ng11 ln WiO per monlb. Identical unll next door just told at $5.1,950. • C:: '.\',\11<1 H ,~ 111 Rtaltora 646-m 200 w tc!llJ om,. ()pen 'Int 9 PM covered and enclosed patk>: ON J.1c:?sa. Verde tree lhnded wet bar in the family room. lane: JMli.tACULATE Large 113 8.ttt! lot has boat PLUS new carpets! gate and complete privacy. 4 king slle bedrooms. lluge Call NOW 842-25.33. family room. Handy chel'• TRIPLEX & Assoc. • , RLTR. $38,500 * COMP. FURN. * Large Sludio unit• with gar· M . J RI•... I 1 ages & parking on alley. l~ • OYe .,_,, n. baths, "'·asher & drY,er area, A beautifully furnished horile each unit. Pl-e.sent income . a blend or Oriental Splen· $490. month. dor !'tnd con temporary de· N cor. 3 8rt, 2 BA, cathedral This aduh occupied home ls twport ceilings, family room, I1v~ lt.31 than 1broc yeara old It lng room. flre:place, douhle and has all the land11taplug Kllraa~. tfltlr&l air, ·lovt:l,y tn and growing. A fine Mell!. patio. fully landscaped, Vmle location and a price *J:IOlleM kitchen, .2 new color tac undtt $40,000 n:1aket this TV1i mruiy ntrns;. $62,000. one of the heft buys amund. Owner,. 516-1183. Prlncipal1 C.U Red Carpet, Realtors only. - ' I ) kitchen. Cove.red cabana. Spark.ling wrought l r on enclO!led POOL! E x t na sharp. MUST SEE -COii to- day~ IOlll\I LOl\O \ Rf A, 7 l! "1 • * P ENINSULA * * DUPLEX * 2 BR, ftp\. ea. unit Nowly clecoroted $n,500 BALBOA.BAY PROP. * 67,.7420 * ' I ' INFORMAL & CAREFREE Low·lying rustic home wtth 3 bdrms & tarn. t)lpe kH· chen. The best buy right now in the VILLA PARK (j)UICK . POSSESSION area. Priced at $43,500 to ~~ ... ~~"'!!' ...... M'll now! Drivf by 2038 Westcftff • Dover · Mod Lane or Call !or ap. 3 BR Pool H-polntmt>nt. · 494.a025 °'''ncr ~xh-c.n1cly 111\XiouS - 1716 S. COAST HWY. B<nut. lndoor/outcloor II•· L B tng. Price red11ci!d. ' ' CAil. &15-ml * Newport H1ight1 * lt\3 Weatclltf Dr., N.B. 3 BR. 2 bR. l'nml(!' TOOm. S\\'imn1ln,: pool. 1'1ove·il1 lood. Near all !IC~ls. $15,000. BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642·7491 * • • .. - _,,..-I J .--.----""'!~!!~s.!'"!"1~,!!A"1~1~7.~l'~'·~~~~!l ~~~~·~·~~~I ~~~~~~!':!.' : ~ ::: p , ~l!:iii~....::~i;~-;;-;;;;;-::;;;l~~J .1~--· ~.!!!-.. ;;;;;,.,.,~!~~ .;I ;;-;; ..... ~~;:-:I----~ ...... I~ .-iiiiiii ..... iiiiiii:i~iiii; I ,-..... ~1~ I .. ~ f:G:::"'::-~~·:·~-~:s;::;;--i;G;•;n;•r;•;l;:;~o;;*=;;;. ~rot ...$;, Co~~-~_.r -...,._,1 ~1 -Fo'!,nt:lnu Vallty, Huntriiti!!t! ~ Huntlie llffch Huntl !..,·~-·'-... -'"~Bur N~~u-1 ..... 11 1---'l'·UJEJ ~ . HARBOR VIEW HOME -$..H_,QOO '----Sl•!lll.:c__+.u;. ,.,,,._o n LA CUESTA --'IQ~~c5.* 1 • •w ~ •" USIO'N DchJX• 3 11a-.-East>ld• cute older l BR TOTAL DOWN •n llffltt 3 BEDROOM a1-;\1n. 3 bod_room with heavy shat<o l BR + Bl9 Lot PROVIN !AL 3 BR. -plus SECI, model; xtnt cond. Spaetou• i>®IC on C-1 tot. doQ<j tor quad·level. Doctor's home. Ing !Am1ly ..room. ..roof. Has bullUn oven, ., . ' 1' ·• $23 5001 ~ ll'f'At family rm. 2 Frples. Newly pal.illt-d -Thia home kitch. • wtblt .. ln bar-; lota af home or busine111. Backs ur, 1, 2, &. 3 BR, l '11 &. 21,ti Ba Lower level haa llU"le fam. model, tully' Jm. ranie an cl dlshv"asher, • ~ Elcc. opcper on ovtr¥i:1;cd b fpectacular. Ask $33,500 -?c,~ :W,~~lci f>!~.; to alley & Pfll'klng fgr lTI .1 To~. completely re-ily room with tittpla. roved, ('lose 19.-schOols & hardwood cabinets, "·ilh big O•OrC'E WE$TSl'l)E FIXER· gara,1t, w/workahOp & ~ Cl"Qll.l crunslde locaUon ~ ~ St. 4..Sa!e.\i'8.)'J6kL -1urbi5hed.-Carpated1~t.Utne..-SeeoNt level, m, , beaches. Ca11-U.W} to show pantry. Brlck-flreplacc, new UP.EE&! RlCED...UNDER-~Jor-boilt -.or-1ralleri_.Lovely-reUlonally lani!sCapea -'T~ED. POSSESS, TRIPLEX Priced below maricet. 420 forrnal din.ill , elegant 913~~1:-·carpets & ·drapes plus \wo · · ~~=TING! s~ ~~.ocean 4 bay view. ~=t'::!~e--1f~~. 2 Beaut .. CUilom bit. 3 BR .. 2 Three 2 BR ~nitR at cor. of r~:·e!%~r.~~,pa~:. living Pl~ :1~~~ G'OING! GOING! fa*~:~~shas:~\~vJ bedroomJ0 at ... · ... Supetho size lo!Nt. JUSf-UST1tEO • 2 BR,.1,~"'8·Y1· bathJ, buii;e lot , ~n It -ebaxi'r' .,•n. TNak'p,t. 0Be100ackhl · Many Pc'~a·n•.nNtia0 v&ac~c~. ~mo&. pools, }'OU own the secluded for~ p:fivacY. GONE! practice to LA. BK R rt a-...er me or · moon co age: cou .. ~ ~ you'll like lt. Red \Alfl>el, "" ... , , '""" $U~.995 to $26,950. Balcony QU. 1rutster bed· ~962--5.ill=.o·=------ VCSTOR'S BARGAIN! VA tnOllpbere. Lovely cov'd. Rl?altors 546--8640 CORONA DEL MAR income. Offo~ at s47,900 Nol'th east er of nx>JP--2li'"'Be.tbJ. Seller must~~ .. ~~~~\ r: wJ VACANT . FORECLOSURE, 1 ~ ... !..m. ·Call~E 1~;;, ;d:· ~~·er3.~ee~~5S~~: Al NFDOUART.PRLIEPXL EEXS 2 NEW duplexell now ·selng CALL '-' . ''' ~.14 J4 Euclid attr, f'Y· leave. arta aoon. CALL f;;,';;;:n tu'b. toads ot cer-. V.Ula Pacific By the Sea, 4 .._ V"t~ built; deluxe units; plans ln ,,~ ~ ,.... ed thru .Sun l:S 968MSS. . til 2 used brick fire. bedrQ!:)m model customized Adf1cent Prwrties. oUlce. Chooee your colors. aVA'PITwY... UTH BAY REAL TY tllliJLY W!1ce1e:· bltns plush green to include large mam-r I I 11lii \I I OI ~II\ ~ t .. ' ' ' ... associated DROKE RS -H FAL TORS 1ri1~ W llolboa l!.1 1 l~l J B•,N o;;;; Buy one or both for $ll5.000 • " 557.9144 * 902-3449 OUTSTANDING groWxts.'3 car gar, lg. covd. .Wte wltb s;u1ng room. ~, enth. Ntar Newpor1 _t.a ''''' patio, walking distaace to Shuttered wyioows, thick I Or All D~LEXb', .Really 3neaBtR& &a e TJ!litE='StDROOM, 11/!, 8 ON SA I , •.• property ot Sp&nlsh d~ all schools sbOpping & carpet, garden view kllc.heJl 'i FORTIN CO. """"" uy, too? · beJhrbuge yard, fireplace. 1'R'tO't:",TH.ATISI ~eaiion-si.J!l.~F~y .honie ty,y of beach--PtiCed ,for .quick !'l!as."'..aln':ltci.blne~_alld_th -J', 1.;;!!!!i!i!ii!~~~~!':!!~ I Rt•ltor~ 642 .. 5000 fa.mil)!" on. each, elec.Jdtch ... $27,000:--· -· -· '· · al,~dscaplng &...,.u'Ps:raded warmth ind cfiann. Latest sale .'eau today 962~. latest app~s. ""J>rlva , 1---=-----BEAT THE RENT GoodBA~B'°8'..\' ISLAND • MESA VERDE WEST. Greenbrook !Granada) . 5 rellnements are tmbodiod in i -· heach commuruty. $33,500. • AMNTION RACE ! ~~N~~:~ V~=rt Now under construction; ter· ::;~~e~ ~~o'ft' ~~· ~~s;~i~t~~!i22e~~: ~~~= 'f°~T1YF=~ ~;111•1.... e~1 =~·~~ ==~ U1 iNYESTORS llatbor Ii ocean . a deslgned rific du,lex. 4 BR.·& 2 BR. For addresses call formal din'g area, Garden electric k,itcben, 4 bedroom, ~ • Questa cottage, all glass G t t tlat' 5 t Why pay rent W1 hen~~ ct~~ dream • 5 BR converted to Ready soon! COSTA MESA: REAL'r'i v•·ew alt el-, bltln kitchen·, ;i. baths. Walk to beach. A g·~en kitchen with patio rea po en . separa e own this new y reulVUe "'U 11 · SPECIAL 8-ml ' .... re c ERS INC. .uu homes, all in good condlllon, Mesa Verde, 3 bedroom 3 BR, huge mfa!lter + v1ng 54 frplc, cov. patio, wet bar, al Kem. AU. 9684456. liiiliiiBROKiijiiiiiiiiii pass-thru plus view of on Jt4 lot. Located near pro-home with as Jillie as $1800 rm. 2400 sq. t. Triplex. Beaut. cond. Ter· ** $29,950 ** pantry, ~un deck. Xtra 11 swimming pool in rear posed Marina. Listed at down and low monthly 1733 ~~t~u6rf"Jr~ N.B. J1~'k~.ur~:~1t~~;~ &h;, ~~: 100/o DOWN 01arg1 Lae ~~n~srimneew!OO.est 1~m"'· flXER :UPPER Ycuas~~m ~!;:r'~sh s. j~lf~ u! $U0,000. Owner says make payments of $250,000! Call 4 BR 2 BATHS '"' " offer or present trade. us for detalls now. 64&rn71. Oniu trn parking spaces. Priced • · munity pool & clubhouso Paint and cleanser \viU put market ~a priced to sell fi46..2313. OPEN riL 11 ·IT'S FUN ro BE NICE! ~ to sell! · EASTS I DE developments. Calr to see. this home in top condition Immediately at $ 3 8. 5 0 O. 'OPENTI 11 IT'S FUN TOBE NICE' ~ ~ • 21 MORGAN REAL TY Neer Schools' lerwin realty inc · like others surrounding it. BKR 962--5511 ~ ' . It I~ fllJll:f~'IJI • · 673-6642 675-6459 Georg• Willl1mson 968.4405 , 124 hrs,) What a buy! 3 Bodroom 2 DUTCH CliEAN IN l vu1 .• 11 ;t1 I 1 !j6iijJ"A1 ~ Realtor ' 548-6570 ''ITS A TRANSFER'' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~:Q. &ve~yp~~e 'f!~ DUTCH HAVEN i5ii\i ~ . --·--MESA VERDE Op·en HOUSe BY Owner, CM. Eas1,;oe. The owner. are moving and · WON'T LAST! tures • Location ;s super. - CHARMER con AGE Older, cute home on huge 78' x 104' fruit treed Joi, large private rear yard, super 16' x 24' llvfng ·nn w/dlning bar. Ideal starter home. $26,950. l BR & POOL Westside C.osta Me1111, new shag carpet, enclosed patio, beaut Bluehaven pool, large 3BR 2BA. Frplc. Elec. leaving behind this immac· CALL 842-4451. 3 'Bedroom, 2 be.th, highly' SMILE!· T\\"O ""II.rs old 3 bcdnns with bltins, fam. rm. Easy care ulately kept 3 bedroom, fam-Sharp 4 bedroom located on TRULY A upgraded. Near ne\v carpets ,.pa'r8.te master suite and 982 Sandca1tl1 Dr. corner lot. Brick patio with ily room home. Beam ceil-choice' corner lot ideal for thruout, rediodeled kitchen \Ve've found it fory<>u? Love· ad)O' ining atrium, are just a Come y,·atch the sun set ovef, BBQ $35,450. 2348 Cynthia, ·ings and a brick fireplace boat or trailer. Brick fire· SPACIOUS and dining room/famb ilyk %n~r:iftc1• s~~! h~~~ ~~ few features. everything in Catalina & enjoy the ease of Santa Ana Ave btwn 23rd & are just some of the many place, builtins, 1% baths, 2 room. Lushly planted ac schools! Children's play-this f.ine home has been quiet, comfortable living In Wilson. Call for appt. features. Now here is a blocks to Edison HL Owner HOME ya.rd with tv:o level ci.reu· P Tio & d d I • In bet one of the finest Corona del 645-1689 chance to ""'-"'ase a REAL must sen. CALL 962-8851. • •• ~ su..-k desicm, You'U lar patio, boat gate, con· house . Sl)PER A upgrade an ts t er Mar hilltop homes. This .::.;:,,=""='="'0-..,-,,,..,-,-.,, ~CALL"' GET STARTED' vi l"'~u -et" crete drivey,•ay, cul-de-sac YARD! Only $38,T:>O. than new condition. HWTY, . 3 b 21, b ho OPEN HOUSE Sun 1:30 to 5. BARGAIN. • • • love it, because it s so ver· location. SUbmit al. 1 otters. GINNY 1.lORRlSON on this, Call Red Carpet, spacious r, ., a me 1331 Belfast Ave. N. of 536-2551 BKR. · ..,.,,..1..... ur own satile, so comfortable, and I I I"' I Realtors 54S--8640 includes rich shag crpts, Baker, W. of Falrvie;.v, 3 lg , •• in ........ <& yo . roomy for entqtaining your •rw n rea '7 nc. '**** -ltEALTOltS-cW1tom drapes, modern tile BR's, 2 ba, bltns, hrdwd EASY LIVING home. 2 Bedroom, bulltins, executive guests. 4 Bed· 968-4405 (24 hrs) J'#_U* ~Mesa LUSK-~~8:NE~ HILLS kitchen, Jge liv room & fani firs, fplc, ff a 1 e crest ' Like new 4 bedroom 31h bath new shag c~Ung, l~ rooms, fonnal dlnlng room, PLUSH 4 BR ·~ •Vtrde Dr. East, room, each with brick !rplc Cl bh prl ileges $30 000 condo, gold shag thruout, extended Uvmg room with large family room with v.·et '* _,_ * Costa Mesa 5 &inn, 3bath • 2 frplcs, \\'et· & a wall of glass opening u seR altv,,..,.. .,~..... ' ' custom "·a-s, dining -m real stone tit·ep!acc. S~Uggle bar, unusually large master Custom decor. 1 ~./; ba. Dlnf '* * har, prof. landscaped, out to the huge hid & Dtrd Franz e yo.:i....-o•s.;... '-'-' ... ~ •"" up to a low, cozy mvest· ._A_.roon• suite with two fam rm. Frplc. Nr schools *** 557...WO upgraded crpt, fixtures . . I Lg . t FOUR CLOSED GARAGES area, gas builtins ,mirrors, t t _, $21500 CA!.!. •= ' ho $32= sw1mmmg poo. e pie. ure gas B·B-Q on patio. $31,900. men ~o o111y ' . dressing rooms, closet space & s ps. •"""'' (Open Evenings) I h ruout. IMMACULATE, windows In every room -R-2 LOT. $3000 down buys I I 962·8851. ___ ~galore..-erivatc. sundeck'. GE•£ M 31,a yrs old, fee. Owner bn·ghten & enhance the this 3 bedroom fully carpted arwin raa ty inc. i 1 1 :lol!nlo---CUSTO If · · 9•• u•5 124 h ) Best location or reeway lot. Hurry, this won't lai.1 ---"~~'="~~---. '$28,000. SPLIT LEVEL moving, priced to sc this \Varmth of this home as \Yell home. Stove & relrig. -~n--~ rs _..;•i····~-,·.--... and shopping. CAU. 8424451 1610 W. Coast J-lwy., N.B.--wcckcnd. Open Sat & Sun. as offering a panoramic eluded. Fully fen c = · Huntlnnton B.Hch ·REALTORS 642-4623 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1-5. 3123 Park Crccn_Dr, ocean view. 124,950. CALL to see BAR· • 5 CED Everything is new -very Corona del r.tar. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 PM RETT REALTY 642-4353. JU T RED.U unusual hon1e -built on a 644-4l92 By Owner 6#-4455 BY owner-New Mesa Verde BROKERS INC. 3 Bedroom. 1%. bath, fan1ily hlllside this home has 3 B•lbo• l1l1nd Beauty on Costa Mesa, GoU $26,500. * Room To Expand * room, covered patio, built- bedrms 2 baths. sun deck -course, 3 bd, 2 ha, so many VETS NO 00\VN • Seller Sharp 3 BR home on cul-Oe-ins, and fruit trees. $29,000. CAU. 642-1771 secluded entry -custoni DUPLEX extras. $59,200. 645-5916 \vilt help pay closing costs. sac lot with detached dbl full price. FIX IT AND "'ork throughout -a must 2 Bedroom, den, 1 ~~ bath 3 BR., 1 ba. Freedom Home. 4 Bedroon1, 2 full baths, gar. Only $29,900. CALLl'!!!!!!!I!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!! larwin realty inc, j SAYE $$$ ~~:~~!those55~ Ilk~ ~h:J home, with enclosed lanai, Payts. $3)3 mo. Pm, $2,000 ~~~~s, g~~pe~rN~s S:.:f~ 847·R531. ]! 968-4405 (24 hrs , $24•500 Carpel Realto<S 546-!640. brick patio, k;ddie-korral ""':::s:::u:::mor""-'-"A"-gt',-. 642-16=-'-o-23=::-; btock fence, gas bulllins. 2 * SOL VISTA * FIVE MINUTES 313 E. BAYFRONT plus newish 2 BR. apt. over ~lESA Verde home, 4 BR, 2 car attached garage. Excel-3 BR home, lrg kitch/din e TOWNHOUSE 9 Best Easts;de location NICE TO C00ME OPEN SAT/SUN. 12-5 f~:/';;..,.;,cr"."c1:..:: 1: ~~'. BA,~~ or 64H064 lent buyAS. CALLSUMTI4-893-E 8533. :'."~ tl32~1ng cen· TO BEACH: 3 &irm, 2\I batli•. $28,000. • small 3 bedrm home on HOME T Best of eve,...,thlng! Pier & thin $75 500 -~=c=='=~""'""== This beautiful home located Adams & Magnolia. Over., 50xlJO R-2 lot -needs work. . . •J Ug. • ' II. R IN MESA VERDE BY OWNER. CALL near frwy1, schools, major looks pool _ exctllent value. Act Fast, ii N?lh1n1t lo paint, nothl~g to float; Little Island bayfront n1v1r1 y ea •' 3BR, 2 ha, CUI-de-sac, 70/0 LOAN 847-~'1 shopping center has been e KASABIAN e won't last. Red Carpet, fix, nothing to ~\ant. JI s all custom bit., quality home. ~· Cst. J-lwy. 673-6510 Teakwood Pl. ~O. 3 n-•room 2 baths, SU""" °"" prof. land.scaped tor easy . R••I E1l1to 962 uu Realtors ~ ~~ ~:e~n ~~~ ;u:~~1C: :f~ N:~o~e\\~p~ag~~~"~ NEW DUPLEX sh~~ Shows like a modtl 1----------c.are. .Pick up Your .,.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!! BALBOA PENIN, great storage. Exira.ordinary baths; 3 fi'Plcs., wet bar in Dana Point Corner lot across from park. YOUR FIRST phone and call no\V tor Unbelievable 9 units on the at 31,500. Red Carpet. fam/den, with a view! This OPEN SAT. & SUN. --·Y Payments less than rent. T app't. Walker & Lee Real 2 HOUSES on cor lot, 3 BR, • 1% Ba, 2cargar. & lBR, l:, BA, 1 car gar., lg sc~ncd porch. S Blcks from beach. £aah for eq. Asswne GI ln by ownr. 536--0666 · • r k. d" Don't m•·s, lh•·s fantasn·c INVESTMEN E.c!tale, 842-4455, open eves. oceanfront in the best area! RealtoI'l! 546-8640 is a 'one o a in pro-CHARMER I · Fee simple. S2'10,000. perty. 707 BEGONIA buy! TI4·893·8533. 2 BLKs. To ocEAN Sales Associates sAL1sBuRY REALTY $110,000 R~;.;,,.\r.! .. ~";~ ~~;:~ A C·l lot in the! heart of 673-6900 Scenic Properties Brick lrplc & self-cleaning T\VO, 2 Bedroom single family homes on_ R-2 lot. 50x1S9. LlVE in one and C WALl<lK & LH Ne>.\'pqrt \\'Ith a -"beach 315 !\tarine .. Balboa_ Island * 67S..5726 -·* oven. Owner \\'ill carry 10'k shack'" thro\\·il in. Fee Wanted \V~\TER1'~RONT lot. 50x80 2nd T.D. $29,600. 34062 RENT one .. Owner .. will. help LOOK TO. THE. finance. FUTURE $28,960 -3 br, 2 be: cul~e-sac, brick fnt, nh beach. Prln. only. 64~78 simple ,'-: the O\vner \VIII con· \\'/30' Boat slip, Make offer PRIME EASTS I DE Copper Lantern. sider carrying the 1st. 673-mo ~" 3 BR & 1 i~ b San Juan Capistrano Realty CENTURY 21 3 Bedroom home located on $32,000. • Residential to O\\'J'ler. , <>1""-c, am rm, " a, 493-ll37 e Investment Balboa Ponins.ula frplc_, pool-size yard, shake R-2 corner property. 968-4433 968-4433 216x168. Rent, Build later. BY OWNER, 3 Bdnn, walk· in attic, vie Polden,vest Col~ lege, 16202\ Marjan La.: 847-7015. Open House Sa Magil Company--·-··----root. $32,950. Roaltors PENN. POINT -4 bd, 3 ba --GEMt--OCEAN VIEW Room tor 10 units. ca11 for newly dee. open house Sat & Call 640--0985 S l 5 B -"ner 179 500 1610 W. Coast Hwy., NB Inquiries treated in confi-un -· Y vw ' • REALTORS 642-4623 4 UNITS 1 blk trom Cst ""'Y· JUST UKE NEW Reduced $3,000 details. 80% financing avail. Open :Z Foe Qu;ck Sale CENTURY 21 Sat & Sun. ~ Violet 1 Yr new, highly upgraded To Green Thumb Sun. $39, 750. · ·-* Huntington Harbour (7141 673·6210 YOO'VE BEEN ASKING dence 2113 Miramar. 1.;;;;;;,;,,,..,..,..,~~~!!! OWNER must sell 2 Duplex· es. Xlnt cond. 1 blk to bench. Xlnt inc ome . 675-0144. Corona del Mir OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 141'2 Santanella Terr. 3 Bdrm. home with super large instr. bdrm.; bright family rm. \v/wet bar, lge. dining area. Located in great fainily neighborhood. $68.500. 606V2 MARIGOLD 3 8R. rear unit w/lrplc., de<:"k, etc. Rented 2 bdrm. iront house. ON THE BEACH Duplex: 2 bdnn. & l ·bdrm.; in xlnt cond. Call for app't. $125,000. NEWPORT LIVING $27 000 3 BR • Beautifully designed Do •t . t~· one' It's ---------lnterior • huge master • ~ miss 1,\5 3 bed. HANDSOME? huge \\'ood-burning fire· price<! to i;ell. · · rms - place . professionally land-oversized R-2 lot -Ex· ELEGANT 7 scaped Wcstclilf schools & rellent location, lake a look. ••• 1 • Call Red Carpel, Realtors Use """'" own su..,,rlatives • ""UVPP ng, ~At' O"A" ./"-y~ l-i-iiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii> this home is an utter de-0 I. Iii light, with 5 BR. & formal RniU~ EAS-TBLUFF 5 BR d;n;ng rm., In beautiful ---==-..-21 o";:~~~i·sun. 12:30-4:30 ~ 11 $65,000 146 Shor1clllf1 Rd. Macco 2 stocy. 3 full bath•. SEMPLE 173.l Westclift Or., N.B. CAU. ~72'11 NEW TRIPLEXES IN COST A MESA 3 Bdrm., 1~ Bath 2 Bdrm., 1~) Bath 1 Bdrn1., t Bath 10'M 00\VN Or1ng1 County Apartment RHllon 547~791 1''ormal dining rm. Lge fenced yd. Nicely land· Real Estate 67S..2101 scaped. View of UCI & :515 E. Coast l-f1vy., CdM n1ountain~, By owner: 644-5.ltT. 2836 i\lta Vista Or. AMONG THE PINES SPECIAL Lu!'lk built 1-farbor Vlew NEWPORT H EIGHTS J-lills, in1n1ac. prof lndscpd, ltc si1nple 2 sty. 4 11R. N4!\\' on the market. Alley bonus 1·n1 & lam rm or 6 11cces~. Room for bont or RH .. 2 'firrplaccs. Entry, c:an1pcr. 2 BR & fireplace. eathcdral ceiling & spiral Coll agent loday stail'casc. 3 Car gru·age. LUSK BEST BUY Lantern. crpts thruout, 4BR 2BA, 60' 4 BR, single-story home nrll96~1~4~43~3~-=-~9~6:8~4!'433~ * PLUSl-1 2 Yrs. 4 br, fam w/frptc, Pot Can t rell Realto r x 100' lot, elegant entry, Brookhurst & Atlanta. Open!· * \VATERFRONT patio-kit. Gorgeous gardens. firepl, wonderful family llv· house this weekend, 21061 Don't Miss This Onal * CONDO OPEN DAILY. See 3612 833-2'2'14 ing y,•/2 pools, clubhouse, ~aneS:1 ~· Htg vJ!,b· 4 1:/edrooms, family room, •.. with boat lilip. 2 Catamaran. $85.500 see, F t 1 y 11 Cn~s~ra!u; ~r~ ~ H m~1 ~ Ke grass & cd ai r conditioning. Highest Bedroom, 2 bath. $62,500. compare & make ofter. , oun a n • •Y Orange County. W·"· to Rem.alt , ~A~Ea Pact"'c' quality carpets, drapes; BKR. 644-1450 WA e ors. _..... · · "-' covered patio w/BBQ. 213-592-1336m4-84&-64S6 championship golf course. CoaS;t Hwy $58,500. I ~::...:;=="-"c.c:::::..=:...,-1 Spec. Bay & Ocean Vu Only $750 Down Large home. Assume ex-Newport Beach 64Q..M84 HARBOR VIEW HO~IBS BY owner-lge 2-sty, 4 BR; · LUSK-bit. 3 BR., Lrg lam. Completely refurbished 2 &: isting FA loan. $34.950. REALTY 21h ba, fam rm, din rm, Nr Rm. Xtra lrg. lot, upgraded 211 I' 3 ON 1 rn41 833-0""'" Y.1lter. $66,000. 213/592--2728 & I Ow 179500 3BRTownhouses,11h& liiiiiiiii~~~;·~;j""'l l~~~;;;;;~~I mmac. ner, ' · · _ _, be! kt Xlnt tax shelter Jn downtO\\•n Irvine • .,. 644--0128. Open Sat & Sun. Ba, pr1eL-u ow mar e , I-S. 919 Tiller crptd, all bltns, 41.0 sq. ft. ,6z.4471 ( :=J 546-8103 lluntington Beach. Two· 2 MD.EDITH finished bonus room, 2 car Bedim houses & 1 bachelor. AS YOU LI IT DUPLl!:X encld gar. clubhouse, sauna, Should rent for ~· per .GARDENS KE Sip your Seashore Soups in LARGE $30 000 l ilable Attractive, immaculate end your Cape Cod Cottage. Cozy poo~~~ the Land ' 1 :~er Will. c~ a$':.ooo. : 1los1 t ~thar 3beabodm>h floor y,-ell located. Love I y 2 hr home \\'/cedar panel-LARGE HOME 2nd Lot ... x m·. Price pan Jn . ~ c area. courtyard invites you into Priced $25, T;J(I to $~.950 · "" F al d rung breakfast thl 3 bd ing, fp & shag crpt thruout S Brookh t F V ~46 000 onn i , . s rm., 2~\i ba. + 1 bdnn garage apt. Great ~Wea th~~ i-6' for the family that likes a "' 'EXCLUSIVE \Vrytt ~ai=~~ln~~·n ~t~ townhouse y,-jth its gold and location! By owner, $TI,500. SOUTH BAY REALTY lot ot roon1, here it is! Four larwin reel.., inc, ........ .,~ pab·o and back white decor. It's upgraded 673-1658. bdrms. 2 baths, enclosed '7 h ) .._.,. """ thruout, has loads of extras 968-7177 * 96.S-4004 patio suitable for pool table, 968 4405 (24 rs yard. and the price of $59,500 ln- Fnntastic Home! """""""""""!!!!""~"""" play room, dining, etc. Very OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 PM eludes the land. 4 BR, Fain Rm, 2 BA, R-2 0\\'NER sacrifice. 4 bdrms., nice entry way, only 8 years HERE COMES 10'l82 MEREDITH DR. (South Z 0 n e · M 0 de r n k II· 2 baths. Exotic landscaping. young. Full price $29,500. ot Adams, East of Brook-chen/dsh-wsh. By owner. 1· · I il Call \"alker & Lee Real THE BRIDE h"-t) Principles. 675-1980, 607 Rear ivmg rm., am Y rm. ,. 55 -.· KASABIAN e Poinsettia Open house Sun-Fireplace. Dining rm. , Estate, 843-44 , open eves. , , , down the spiral stair· day 12-5. built-ins. Patio. Br k till 8:30. case of this immaculate Reel E1t1ta 962...6644 BUY ME-Only $56,850 138·500· 8424ltl9l Feandscan Fountain Byl'"""""'"""'~~~!'!"~'! & enjoy living near th e o~~R~':~~usix!1~a!u; ~~a;e~atS::::al ~1:. WALK TO BEACH beach. 2 BR, frplc, patio & rm .. fireplace. Dining rm., OPEN HOUSE SAT-SUN ing, large tamnY room. Boat • YA REPO • ired hill REALTY A Company With Vision Univ. Park Center, Irvine Call Anytime, 552-7500 Office hours 8 AM to 6 PM garden. A super kitchen for bullt-inll. ·New carpets, Warm & cozy 3 br, 2 ha, con· or trailer space. Walk lo $500. dov.·n buys this 3 Bedrm gourmet cooks.. Call agent BBQ. No down terms. brk clo in Villa Pacific. Upgrad· be h ~6::;'73-e:73ll:::o'.:.·-------1 $43,000. 962-1373. ed. many extras. Owner o~N SUNDAY 12-5 PM 2SCOTTbath hoRmEt_W ~TSJ3· IRVINE-By Owner $1500 dn. 1 T\\'0 R·2 Jots in ci:ll\-t, l OWNER desperate. 4 962-6948, no bkrs, Please. 9652 ROCKPOINT ('East of • 3 Br, 2 Ba, F/R, frpl. Total Yankee, 1 Southern. Prine. bdrms., 2 baths. Form 9696 Blue Reef Dr. • .Busbard,.North..oi.Bannln&l ''OWJ.tE_RJ!AYS __ -~a~f211.:-~!-t.=1 Q.~ · _ only. By Owner. ~8078. dining rm .. built-Ins. Pat'°, LA· CUESTA-MONTEREY e KASABIAN e COSTS'' 6 .,... • NICE duplex in good area of shake root. Beautiful con-Super upgraded, 3 Br, fam Real Estate 962-6644 Thia could be the buy of. the UN IVERS IT Y ' Par CdM. By owner $72,000 dltlon. brk $28,950. 962-5566. rm__, din rm, $42,500. Open · · year. Darling 3 bedroom Townhouse. 3 Bf!., 2 BA, _ flnn. Prlnc. only. 64Q.S078 TOWNHOUSE 4 hr, 21h Ba, House Sun., 968-82Tl Brk. * POOL * home with gold lihag thru· a&iilin, cOniir lol. $38,500. f * TRIP'EX \I/ml POOL lam rm, bltns, p at i o RANCHO La CUesta 4 bdnn, """' 40• h t·• & •Jtered out, conveniently cloae to 1..:552--8155=.=::·-----~ I A fixer ~pper for $63,{KXI. w/bar-b-q. many xtral, F.R., La Palma Mode-l Tile Ci~n 3 BR.a i:-me, ~red schools and shopping. Only Legun1 Blach Beaut. area. Bkr 546-7739. choice Jot. $39,000. 962-6281. roof, deluxe interior, beaut. paUo along side pool Take $26,500. ~KR us today SPYGLASS Hill 2500 sq. ft. 3 Have something you want to yard. $44,500. 968-5872. over GI loan with onJy • • · 536-· '5 UNITS ' l Bd .. lease or sa1e. Great sell? OassWed ads do .It. Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! $2,500. down and $243/mo ''FIVE BEDRM Localed in the Northern end v\ey,·. Principals. 644-5598. well· call NOW 642-5678. Call 642-5678. ' pays all. MANOR'' of Laguna Beach a.reL ,, .;;;~~~~===========;==:~===:===== *ROOM FOR BOAT* Here Is a home that has all These units offer a terrific • 4 BR home + large fam rm, the chann of the Oki South. income for the wise in· , i S©\\.Jl~-°'-Cf/'Q.9 cul-de-sac lo!. Asking There Is a dining room for vestor. Great potential in p \:) $33,450. fonnal entertaining, a large store for future develoi>ment family room ovel'looking the of theae prime income units. Thtt Punle wifh the Bui/f.fn ChucHe CA!.!. regkmal park and, ,.... $119.500 ~~~~~~\=;=-'~"~'°"~! else to schOO!!.t shoppiJJR ~ --an11-beaches. nt!CEO ro '0/4'/M ~· 0 Reorrange-lettm of the al be h 000 CALL four Kl'Ombled words be· BY OWNER -\V k to ac SELL AT $44, ••• t'AIC 900 5~7652 Principals only pleaiie. L----1.--IJ'N '--1 ------11~1~1i=W°'J,-__ -_-_-_----11-ll®,lo!!.. 0 n Sat/Sun 1·5 f BALBOA BAY only~ Oimcroi:t:mg;i~~. low to form four slmpt. words. -3BR 2BA, c ustom 536-25U BKR. R"'A l:~TAT• i • n c. c. I\ 1.. • f ~ Lrg cov'd patio, hdwd Or1. UOO Glenneyre St. :; l~-v" -,.,.~I . -~~;;;;:::~t~t 1 ----1-de<»rat"""'"""" &...4ror>.e..,_1;;_R~EiiPO~·;is~sii<Es"·s"-10.wNs•J._~ .. ~ !!!'-•n•_.....: , EASTSIDE Kc'Y \\'est De., CdM. Newport lleight.s charmer. Lovely 3 or 4 bodroom 2 Lovely tamUy room. Just • Artist's Retreat Jtory home on large lol In Ji&ted. Alley e.ccesa. Near quiet trallle tree locanon. rmrks.. caJl AAent today. New deep shag carpet, for· 646-2872 mal dining, custom kltd\cn . . and 21,; sparldlng balhs. OWNER anx10us. E~ecuhvc Ju.-t lilted at SC 900 Bf'llt home. 3 bdrms., 3 baths. b I CALL ' ~ Family rm.. formal dining DUIT)"I_ -COAST JiEALTORS nn. Flrtpl11;ce. Tile roof. 1.,::SOtml:::;::..:;:..o;:::;:.:...:,:=='·='.=" I Built-Ins. Rear living rm. NEWPORT bek s4s.750 ;io..1no Tree shaded duplex! Quiet and secluded neiih-borbood. Fantastic at $64,950. Low down or your trade!!! Hur- ry! Call now ..• 645-8400 Fr 11 HEtGHTS DUPLEX OWNER '""': 4 bdrm•., 3 haths. 13eaut1f11l. Ranch BIG I $51 500 .,.,. Fnmily m>., f11•placc. BOLD ' 1, .. Dining nn .. b11\lt-tn11. B AUTIFUL V«t desirable ~ncon1e un "" Ch111r:c land1caplng. brk E in the -&xclUilVO Newport ~ 95'{), 979-23.CK! . . • and below Cout J~wy. H~tihtL 2 bednn ettch nc\\' :::;c:c·~~~=--..,,..-...,. .Ju11t sturting! 3 bdnn.. 3 Cptl, clra,pes new vlttYI O\VNER Lc11vtna. Ranch bath home plus 2 bclnn., 2 noon -Seit JocaUoo -slylc, pool hom~. 3 hdrmlJ., $102 500 earn• 5.6«1 anrnJal lnCOfne, l!Ule hon1e, fl!ning room, ba~ni~~r11ty' Rfflty Offft'fd by R.ed C&rpet, fireplace. p1"f'!lttglou1, Bric. 9001 l:. Cst. JtQN. 6i3-6SlO ---$!i8.000. ~1120. ., 'Ibl: tutst draw 1rt. the West. SP\'GLASS HUI ZOO sq. (t. 3 The tasleat draw in lhe \Veit, Ii I 12 I I "(~,l'lo,;, Auume 6% 90 loan or tet'IDI ""'or Informntlon and locaUon 494.9473 549-0018.-, , . -• . _ to .Wt. EVES: 96&-1178 ol these Flt~ & VA bomes, CUSTOM BUILT •. OWNER -Mutt sell 4BR + ro~ •ict • C!oae-in walk to town A I •j den, comp redec, &hag, Kl\SAl!IAN be·~ N ~-2 ~th I P U G 0 R pant.'t< & wallpaper, anti R E ~· ,,.. ~. ew 4 _,,,., -1--...;......:;.,..::..;:.-T--1 rnuch "more. A""" !rom e 1I 11111 ,..._.. hom• with Ii•· yaro, rooni I II I I ....... ......... for pool. Heavy shake roof, I elem 9Chl A pk. ~ OWNER sacrlnoe. Po O I shingle aiding. A 1 kt n I l-.1.-''-.._...L__. OWNER trana. 3 bdnn11.. 2 home. 4 ~~1~2 baths. $69,500. I ! bath!!. Secluded ttar Uvina Heated & tut,,-...-u Rear * m.2800 * I R ~; M E R . rm. Dining rm.. bullt-tns. Uvtng rm., Din g rm., ~-;.:..;;,.;c.;...;'-"O.(-! Family nn., fireplace. brk built-ins. Fireplace. bric -~ -I j' j L II you can alHp like a baby $28.000. 962-8865. $32,900. 842-2361. ~ • .__._.__._,__. you don't--. 3 so & 2 ha, clete to-a-lt-OWNERanxlo1u1.Poolhome. ~~'G:: I I ""' level 11ehool1 -& 19hoppln1. 3 bdrm1 , 2 baths. Heated & 0.-1-~H~E;...:L~A...:N.:,....:I'-.,,,-I O Compi.t. !he chudl• •""'•d Large tot & nlco atl !Cnctd lllt<red pool.· Dlnln& rm., .... --I~ j' j I 17 by fllllng tn th• ml.in; words back yo.rd. $23,950. Farel bt1tlt•l1U. FAmlly r m . , * OCEAN FRONT * t _ • . . . • . ""'' drHtlol> from sr.p No. 3 b'e1ow. \Val~l' Realer, &Mr7414 or flreplllce. bric $ 3 5, 5 0 0 • Whc?h you wlSJ\ to lease or ~, .__,__.,_.._ ..... _,_,.. ,... 64~7266 (Ask tor BruC't!:) i.;;846--06!M;;,,=''O.,...-,--,--,-buy an OYO npt. on th(:' PAINT NUMBERED tETTERS WALK to beach, 1chls & OWNER ia d es Pel' a 1 e • benutlful blue Pacific, 2 Ol" 3 ' IN THESE SQUARES ' park Like n~ .3 Br, 2 Ba cor Prest lee-4 bdrm. Olnlna: BR $700 mo. Or up, tum. or : I I I I lot. Owner ~.900. 5.18-6097. rm., built:..tl\I. Family rm., ~~~· &8 2 ~ .. 2 BA1 at ~, G UNSCAAMBlf lfTTERS I I I 4 BR SBA lam nn w/lrplc fireplace. Assumabl• VA -.~. ~"'-v e w fO' ANSWER • dln fm. btthv1, nr llCblt A loan. Won't last. brk $40.800. ~~~:·to wide t!ach;ir'• 1\' heh. by •!>Ill: 91;8..6.;29, 1..::846-::,::1.383.:______ ht. garage attendant C.11 SCRAM·Lm ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE .. a Dally Pilot o ... 1ne<1 Want ad rellUlts ••• 6G-5678 Ruu Swartz. Rltr. 499-.1005 ..a Da1ly Pilot Qaultled Bdl, lew;e or sale. R:t-'eat ••• a DallY Pilot CluslOed M: 6G-66it vltw: Principal~. 6-14-5!'i98. i_:A:;:•::.· .,::642-::::::56:::18:;:·c_ ___ , ___ _::.:::::..:::::.=::..:=-::..::..:..:..:..:..:..:;:.:._:_:._ _________ _ • !. • l I ··--• D41LY PILOT 2$ 305 FINER OFffRINGS 14 S'l'EPS TO BE-AIOH * LIDO BAYFRONT * Ol!E SAT. & SUN.-1·5 ' Choice ocean front 4 bedrooms, 4 baths + I-bedroom guest apt. Courtyard entry, beach patio and deck. $175,000. 533 VIA UDO SOUD Pf'ER & SUP--. - UPPER 3 ARCH BAY -sunriy 5 bdrm. & f•mily rm. $255,000 Vaulted beamed ceilings, panoramic· while water view, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. garden family room, glassed·ln sun porch. $81,500. '"1111 \1 '., \.II 1 I. WILLIAM POWELL I' ---··1 \1·11lt11r ; REAL ESTATE 497-1751 CASH 1 DA y 191(2 Brookbw'&t llB 9624Jn "SINCE 19-16" 1200 Glenneyre, Laguna &.•ch m eni~·rgtncy v.•lth' 16139 Brookhurst F'V ~1-W:I 1 ~1 \Vl'1it<'rn Bttn.k Biello!. l)ni\'C.l'lll)• 1>!\J'k, Irvine Days 552-7000 Nf9ht1 -156 Lot• for 5111 170 good thle-a__!19uhy L e. · $1,ooo to $25,000 LANDLORDS! 19un1 1ch Laguna Niguel SINGLE plptc l;lnrbor R(·st, BEACH FRONT LOT AAMES \\'e Specialize. in l)'tt.t·port ii END TJ-IAT sEAitot . BY ow-ner lovelf Laguna * St -FOOT OCEANFRONT ·* $255. \\'rite lo \\l e_!lli!>' 0.1ver Shores. Ne\vporc Btach . Coronadct•ri.11.r . Lpt is 75 x 1~ wtlh OC<!&n Niguel 4 BR bon1e, spacious Anderson, Rt 3, Davis Rd, Dc<1.C'h. R-1. $-19.500. Contacc HOME LOAN I: Laguna. Our Ren!al Ser· •SURROUNDED h~· pt1rks .._ fum ~;BR, 2'~ bn, d\•cor .. Hor !l!ylc"'tl, priv J)(lfio, 2-car gRrRJ;C. Just stl>ps fro111 pool!! & teMis courts. S.100 S.19--3347 tit"'n 3-:1 pin or ~72 eves & \\'knds vieiv; 3 bdrm .. 2 bath hornt>, rorrnal din area, 2 BA, fam DUPLEX Stockbridge Ga 30281 Ray Flnkle. 1001 lt1ontert>y 541 •5557 vice ls FREE to You~·Try ~·/"•arm panelC'd den, beam rm. cpls/drps througboo1, Commercial Pass Rd., ,.tonterey Park, Nu·Vl€'wf - eeH's. & a wonderful rock 2200 sq ft. recently red&-or-Property 158 .:_2C'.;t~::~::::-4000:=:e:·_____ State Uc. Bkr. 18 Yrs. NU.VIEW RENTALS lrp\c. ltun-y on this one. atcd, imn1ac. Owner trans. ::::::;:;;;::;:;:;;;;;:;:~I SAi."11 Cleniente ocean \'i(>\\• L 673-4030 or 494-3248 P!\mJ.'11~s ATIN. * ~t~ t~.~1~~; ~~~'!~e~t~.;i,~ ~~~~:ig~~ ----c-oMMEil'CiAL :~~1 ;1';.."'."=~ $2'.000. 1st TD ·-oans Back Bey R·2 Lot, ocean view. WaTh· \Vindmill Lane. bl $179 ~• 7"',o INTEREST NE\VPORT.R,,lviera lg. 3 bd, 3 BR, 2 Ba, F /R, frpt, 1 yr old, cpt/d?ll. Children ok. S27S/mo. 833-1103, 6T:>-3'18 mg distance to town & NE WEast Nine Condo -' dou e car garages . . . . . . . . ,vvu. Rostaur•nt & Mountain, o. .. rt 2nd TD LOBOS 2 ba fam,-rm. <1>tr. drp<. beach. Submit terms. Priced BR, 2 ba. $37,950. By Apartments Resort 174 bltns, d/w, f/p, pool ~ ri;t1L~~LMNG * ~~Agt. 837 -6642 ° r * Agent/Owner 673-9266 '* n:!'Jaa~~~m!~bcyc~. HIGH DESERT_ VtctOrville Lowest rate1 Orange eo. ~.m~1: lse~~~rii '~ct:~~~/~:q:_ rna. nr L•gun• S..ch rn this beautiful 3 bdnn., 3 * BY owner, Sea Terrace Ov•ncr will consider trade ru.-ef!,, 40 acres, $850 per ac. Sattler Mtt. Co, Balbol laland $225 _ 4; redec 2BR apt, ba. home, w/many custom Townhouse 2 BR, 2 BA,1,·---~-~----,,,....--,....,.,.-.....,-,..,---on unlts. Submit all otters. 15% Diown, in water 642·2171 545--0611 bltlns, bal, ocean\'U. features, such as Unted l ~Sa~cn!·Jriee~.~*g'::96-<4::78::==l:N;•;w~po~~rt~B:o~1~c~h;:;:;:;;, Newport Heights e CALL ANYTIME e district. Sect 35, TSN, R6\V, SclVlng l-larbor area 2l yrs. NEWLY decorated 2 BR S275-2BR, 2BA. bltitu1, &ar, &lass ln sliding doors, self· Lake Forest 64~3928 or Eve. 675-1827 Caughlin Rd. Call: High ON'T "ORROW house, on yrly lease. Giu-. nice vu. sml pct. cleaning oven, bit-In BBQ, OPEN SUN. 1-5 De9ert Acreage, 714 : D .., dsh/\\'Sh, frplc, crpls, dri>s, S300-utU pd, loft. trplr, din food center, ralnbirds & LAKE FOREST FOUR BEDRM 501 Catalina Dr. 245-4238 'TIL YOU CALL US t patio, $280 n10, Ad\ls only. rn1, htige Jiv rn1, big yarrl. rnany more wonderlul fea· CONDO A tree shaded corner lot. WT sweeping view, Pu~et Bort'O\\' on your ho111c equl1y no pl"ts. Avail l\lay 15, ralt S:t."{J -lc-g beau! !BR on full tures; also incl. deluxe re· 5 Bedroom + Pool Nev.•ly remOdeJed, charming Sound &: mountains. Whidby for any good pu11me. Sc-rv. alt 3pn1, 675--043.1 f\l'I'<', 2 ba, frplc, lnntastlc big., washer & dryer. The Lovely 2-story home eom· Big, big, 1R50 sq. ft. 2 BR .. 2 Ba .. family rm. &: Js, Washington. 200' beaut. Ing Los AngC'lC's County fo r o..:can & coostnl vu. price, wlrh an ~tra lot, plete with 3 baths, C'XlrR w/n1aster suite 22' long. hobby rn1. Kit. bltins, lovrly community be. $ 5 4 5 0 . o\'cr 20 yl'ars :ind NO\\' in 1 .:c;:o:;ro;;n~•:..:d:.:•c:.l .;M.;:_or'----I $400 -c11st. 3 llR. frpli-, all a.II lndE"NpdG .. Lfour D09,500. s1iacious mastC'r bedroom & Fom1al din, den or ram rm, !i'pk, & F.A. heat, lge. ~~ 548-4615 Oran"'<'! COlUl!y'. h N l\'OOCI & glass on dbl lot. S $1 -""'-"'""-~-----~ ~ 2 BR, 2 Ba, 1-Nnt , orn1an· large fan1ily room. l-lcated fpl, lrg kitch, 2 car gar. rov·d patio. Extra lgc. dbl. 5 Cor. tores 95,000 80 ..... "It. l>idea"'"" in Na.1'1 SJ.'.iNM. ti.IORTGAG1': CO. 1 k't f I $•150 · util pct, BR, :l frplc, REAL ESTAU I ·" h ho I h /01 . I boat t "~ " -1\ <ly, rg '~""''>" ' .. rp c I k he t • poo, carpl't. . ..., I roug u. ugc rec area iv ymp1c garage pus s orage !-!arbor Blvd., Costa ~fesa forest nr Idvll\\'ild 5000' el, ( 4) 556-0106 $·lOO/mo. ALSO 2· Br. 2 Bn c N' !f, au ocean vu. Outdoor gas barb c q u e, pool. Only $32,500. W/min area. $52,500 sctvini;: Newport area. 175' .stream, Pines, e I e c , 4500 Campus Drive, N.B. un.L apt., brnm c e i I , NU-VIEW RENTALS 318 'lflAUA 49-1-8093 automatic garage do~ t 10'/o dn. OR · 3 BRBa. fokr Cor. 26,500 ~.f. Good now! $90,000/$10,000 dn. 633-ffiO, Money Wanted 250. $275/mo. 544-MS.')'. 673-4030 or 49-1-~a opc>nl'r, etc. Fa v o rah <: $31,000. West side ol c OPEN SAT-SUN 1-5 Great potenLi3\! g...JOam/538-3286 Agt. l"D ... 0 ,.UNG 2 BR 1 ba un-FOR lease, new 2 BR, 2 BA. THE ''BIG BUYS'' financing available. Open Bay, 312 Santa Ana Ave. Wesley N. Taylor Co. * YUCCA VALLEY, custom $6.5.cm OWNER occupied f:r;;,,...$zs5 mo ~ fully cpld & drpd, d'wMhr 1 ARE AT house SUnday l:OO '=' S:OO. I' New listing nr, CliH Or., REALT9RS. bit 2 bedrm all elect home, CdM home. Would llke Can "'~· 6'TM'7M dlsp. Avail. J_uly t. $m MISSION REALTY 24451 Corta Cresta Dr., E1 ocean & bay view from 2111 San Joaquin Hilts Rd~ 21r.a acres. Paved rd, $15,000 lo $20,000. To 10';~ mo. No arnokers, llO pcta. 1-THE-B!G ONE: sprawling Toro :':r~~ s:~M --531·5181-(-:;:%-J 531·5800 upstairs.1.amily_nn.__Olimn...:. Newport Center 644-4910 $21,950fl0'7o dn. Owner _will _,,1n,,1.:...:::.::675--0..::.::l«c:.._ ____ • ,costa Mew -f:2\7s~ 0. K, Call 4 bdrm. & den, 21A baths, 2 .. ~3 900 Ing 2 BR., 2liled ~aths; lge, 2 • adjoiNllg moome Pl'OP' carry. PH: 642-9820 Mortg-, MESA VERDE · """" Elegant 4 Br, 3 Ba, ~ , dining area,. brick frplc. erties, cent. C.1\1. $75,000. 260 Sl\tALL home 2 BR, w/tnod fireplaces: approx. """"" sq. F.A he t R h • Fa.,.1 Trust ~ •• ,, Lovely 3 BR. 2 "', 2 •-J·.. · fl:. locat=i n ower "111P c ENJOY Extra lge. kit. w/brkfst. . GrOYH 180 Fam Rm, bltln kltch. ur. ' • _, \ 1 r~ I •DUPLEX . w/heatalator; · a. owner. 645-2020 I &12-6560 i:~•~n~c!!•!•~,..:..~·2·,~·~-~!!\;;;~~~~~~;=::=::~ °"" .... ,. yard central loc M.'p dln Hills. Some oc-ean vu, 4 BR. in the woods $<J9,91X) -, rm & fam rn1 $275 mo. $.15.00l FULl. PRICE. One house to oceanfront area, walk-in pantry, birch Condominiums PUT YOUR MONEY vice porch, cncld patio, con\!' 64•Hi756. Excellent income. $77,500 cab. & bit-ins. Extra lge. for sale 160 21.~ AC. bet. S.J. Capistrano OU! lo all schts, 2 childrt'n, 1 ..:.::...:.=-------1 . BEST LAKE VIEW dbl. garage on alley w/ex· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;.I & Lake Elsinore. Level, TO WORK FOR Y pct -0k. Gardener & "'atC>r L ... nUni Hills 2~ NEARLY 1'~ ACRE. unt· around. Private dock. tra parking. Asking $54,00'.) • ·~ ideal for horse ranch. $9,750, Earn 10% interest <ln well· pd, on quiet cul dl' Sii<', • ~~~~~"~!d~~~t;I~~~~ Lease opt <lr purchase WATERFRONT CALi t;\ ,46•2414 $390. Full pr .. ez trms 833-3223 Sf!Curt'd 2nd Trust Dt-cdi'I on w:;. 6 mo ll'asc acceptab\l', <I Bit. 2·Bn. Xlnt COm!r cul de sac loc. $200 r.to den y.·/3 baths. Presently LAJ~7~~i~1;.S11~A.tTY DUPLEX 91~!!!~ ... moves ""U In. selll'r poys Real Estate Wanted 184 Orange County real estate. c'::"'::"''.:3'.'.42~·~-=c-c=,,.,.. d\Vided & rented"" 3 unit•. w;th Pier. $'6,500 _MHt.-,_ SlGNAL MORTGAGE CO. *Z BR·$l 3S MO* Located in the ''rock rib· A BEITER \VAY OF LIFE NEWPORT BEACH REALTY all other !»Sts, payrnts $226. INCOME UNITS (TI4) 556-0106 NE'\\I honie, :I BR'I-._ 2BA. i.....1" canyon s cc ti on. DEANE-Built garden home, REALTY N••r N•¥1"por1 Po s l Olflc• pero'. mAdoul"'ts'ontlaxy ~•>dNoo. 3 2 6°Rd WANTED ...,.4500..,.,Cam.., ... pu.,•.,Dr.., . .,· .,N.,.B.,.~I Take as b, older duplex v.'i\h bit d 1 ~ 49Hm 494-50!!2 ~E~R S AVAlL PRICE beaut. decor & plantings. ...v S '!! garage. Kids OK. \\'ill <'Pl!!, ns, rpt;, ge ., 1' M · Fully improved. c 1 u b 2l27 Newport. Blvd., N.B. BY owner -N'pt Hgts area. 2BA, all elec bltin R/O, 3 TO 100 UNIT HAVE scvl'ral Well secured carpet living rni for $145. ctr.. $295. mo. 837-2686 $64.500. membership, lake privgs. ___ ,;6;,,7>:...:,164c:..;2;_,~-Cod style 4 BR, 2 ba home. w/w crpts & d rps. • PLEASE CALL • 2nd Trust Deeds for sale. 642.22·ii. (l\1es. &16-9006) i .::L.::•,.s.;;un,,•:..;N'°"il..:"';;;:.1 ____ 1 3: .... ,,...,.ME UNTTS; North Owner asking $46,C@, inc FIXER UPPER ha,t garage. unique Speculators delight. 8 Yrs j 1~~~~m.~~-~~~~~1 ALMOST New -North C.l\f. uv...v ALL appl's, cry st a I gazebo in back yard. Priced new -won't la.st. Call End, 2 blks from "VICI'OR . f Anyone? •• ,.0 at •~,=. G<&-1720 3 BR, 2 Ba, lrg tam rm. & . .,.. · chandeliers. patio u r n , w ...., ~ 1, s ts d HUGO'S." S units Wlu• Ill· 83IH)499 3309 Clay st, Nwpt Hghts I~ yard. hag crp • rps, come schedu1cd at $10,200 •1:::0::"":::\a::i:::n:..• .::":; 0 :.· =~=--Many Possibilities I ;:S::•::n_C;:l::•;:mtnl:;::::.:.;•:..., ___ 1 _,_,,. 118 ·b~ll::n~•·~Rc.ed:cu:::eod~:eto:C,.$250....,,1-M-O_. SEA TERRACE. High \\':Ide ocean view. Cate guards. Walk to beach. Comm. pool, tcnnl!I, etc., all paid. New 3 bdrn1., 2 balh. Cpta., drps., frplc .• tam. nn. EZ mnlnee. ;!50. 4!Jl.S769. per year. Submit terms. Lido ls1e To Be Found In this 1200 sq. * OPEN HOUSE Sun 1-5 162-4471 (:;:) 546-8103 * 64>7344 * . _531-7967, 54.6-0469. PRICE $89,500. ;;.;.::.:;_..;.:;.;.:;.. ______ ft. older home on R-2 lot. sweeping ocean view, 4 1770 Orange Avenue 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;11\1ESA V~rde Family Home. OUR EXCLUSIVES 15'x22' living room, 12'x17' Br. S49,90l. 503 Ayenido San Costa ~fesa 4 BR, 3 BA, formal din rm., -OPEN SUNDAYS1 CALL 3 BDRMS. &: den, 45 fl. lot. 6" din. rm. Full basement Carlos, comer ot Presidio. Income Property 166 Free Coast to Coast Catalog HouMS Furnished 300 lam rm .. frplc in master 2 STORY townhouse 3 Br, 2 ·MISSION REALTY $79,500. beneath w/cement floor. Pacera Realty, 8'11-7142 ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I BR. $388/mo. Yearly lease. Ba, panoramic ocean vieW, 985 So. Coast Hv.·y. La~na 5 BDR~1S. plus family rm., $30,000. Open Sat &. Sun • * Quick Cash * General ~2081 aft 4 pm. $<t50. mo. 644•1751: 49J..-Ol3S Phone (71 4) 494-0731 3 bairn.. 40 Ft. lot. $110.000. altcrnoon. ;S::•:;n1!:•:..:A::::.n•:;_~~--DUPLEX PWS Will buy your.property. All R·•·rt Pen-OLD Rodec. 2 BR $140. Alao Mt .. v.~. 3-STORIES, bayfront, ocean Nelson Robinson Rltr BY Owner SandPointe 2 cash wlthin 72. hra. Call -··-1 3 BR in L.B. $90. Klds/pets.1 _..;;.._.....;_'-...o.----· view; 4 bdrm•., 4 b•"•. 675-8\10 or 54&-5647 slory, 4 Br, 3 Ba. 2400 sq ft . 2 BDRM HOME 962-8851 1900 Rim Rock Canyon Agt. Fee. 979-8430 .3 BR. 2 ba. $265. Avail May Luxuri ou s Oceanfronf With Sweeping View 4 °BR borne, dislinctivcly de· signed thruout. Impeceable- Q!-Stc, yet built for grace- ful living and entertaining it ils hes!. $175,IXXI will buy -OUs truly beautiful home. For appt. call 494-8025. Rl1'A l\1YERS, BROKER. CORY BARfil.l'T AND ORIS SHORE, SSOCIATES 494-ll025 1786 S. c .. st Hwy. Country Comforts , . are available in this eastern style home. ?t1assive open beams & paneled v.·alls, w/blt-ln 'bookshelves, a frp\. 1;\ig enough for small logs, 4 raised hearth BBQ in the din. rm .. a penthouse bdrm. &: ba.. w/2 more bdrms. & ba'lhs & a lgc. 11unily rm. Wide' ocea n vieY.'S; only 3 b\ks. to town & main beach & only 1Ai: blk. 10 high school. A!I !his, in Laguna Beach, tor only $77 ,500. \\'E 1-IAVE ri1ANY }'fNE LlSTL"llGS 494-7551 1000 N. Cst. Ilv.•y., Laguna OCEANFRONT PARADISE POINT Over 50,000 sq. ft. of beautifully terraced land \\'/terrific possibilities. 5 units + cottage. Tr ad c poss., xlnt tenns. $260,000. * * * VICTORIA BEACH LOT Level, 2 n1\n, walk lo ~nch. OC'ean, cove, & .surl vicvJs. $24 ,!KXI. 497-1._:.7 lc:.1 ...;::.;;"" Beach Condominiums \"loods Cove, Laguna Beach. Ocean side of Hwy., within yards of the beach. C<*n· mun!ty swimming po o I • alniost brt.nd new condition. Priffii at $28,950 to $38.500, with xlnt ttnn• ava.lla~te. vlSlali · REAL ESTATE ~ 1190 Clcnncyre St. 414-9173 54!Hl316 gy OWNER. swccplng oceno ylcw, exec honlC, spite 3 hr, 2 ba, din nn, sunkn liv rm, fplc. Spanish !J a rd e n , ~.500. Pline onty 494-5118t. ~a "'Pad"'! Place on ad! ()Ill sci l678. $235,000. FORCED SALE-Desperate family rm, din. rm, upgrad-$3950 00\VN i ... Road 2BR unfurn, crpts, drps, 1st. OpUon possible. Broker, LIDO REALTY 0\\'1ler sacrificing h is edcrpts, drps. Big lot. Save Private patlos. Enclosed ;"1-11 ... ,. Laguna Beach absol. no pets. $165. J . Lockert Beatty, 838""341 3377 Via Lido, N'pt. Beach New Port H e 1 gh t s, fees now. 546-4699 j!;arages. Excellent return. You ru.·e the winner.or 64.>2451. Eng 377 E. 18th St., .o::.<..:832=--<Zl.::::::.0 ______ 1 673-7300 Farm-Style 3 BR, 2 BA. COSfA MESA 557.9930 one tree pass No 4 - Below market at $11.500. 1;:W:.;•::s::,l<::;l::;lff::,.______ Good for a whole carload · · Mission V1110 * EXCLUSIVE * Low down OK! Best offer BROKERS INC. 3BR home. Cpts, drps, .................. _,. --~- 4 Bdnns., plus den; 5 baths. takes it!!! Agent 645-MOO 3 BR. 2 Ba, form din rm. HAMBURGER STANO DACltfolaayC THo!EA!heTRES Blt-ins. Dbl. gar. Cov. FOR Jeate, 2 BR. den, 2 ba, 50 Ft. Nord corner. BEAUT Monaco Harbour Vu Much wallpaper, good ~s, ONE MAN OPERATION ri patio/lg. yd. $235 mo. patio, b'plc, a/c, view, $285. l\1~iJlcent, custom home. Home. 1942 Port Dunlelgh $53,500. Assume $40,00l o/o DOWN PAYMENT $1,cm. 962-8082 water p:I. S37-952~ aft 5. $1•0,000. Circle. Landscaped front & VA Loan. Owner 548-0213. e PLEASE CALL e (~eel to small service SHARP 3 Br & Fam. rm in Newport 8Mch ALS SU . t rear. Pat Jo, Sprinklers, Westminster charge at theatre). Mesa Verde. Quiet st.. 1 1ove-I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I RENT : mmer, wm er many trees, crpts, drps, Please call 642--5678 ext. 314 ly yd. $350. mo 5 Yra ease. & leases. shutters. Open house Sat&: OLIVE PARK HOMES Realty Company 10 claim your Ucket. !North Call 644-7409 aft pm. LIOO REAL TY l -"SUn:.::..;l::::Oam=-6'-'pc:m:......___ -UNIT #2-INCOME UNITS County toll·free number b * SHARP 2 BR, l bath 3377 Via Lido, Npt. Beach New 3 & 4 BR homes from 8 Furnished, good occupancy! 5-H).12'.ZO). townhouse. Pool • garage • 673-7300 OCEANFRONT $31 ,900. Only 5o/v dn. + im· Trade OR sell. $70,000. Corona del Mer dishwasher. $215 month. PRICE REDUCED! NEW DUPLEX po•nm. Builder pal" all Helen Wood""'"°"· CK«> _c833-!:':!:!897~'-:......--~~~ Cholc-e location & extra Besl Buy On Beach other costs for you. 4 BR, 3 BA, semi furn, linens 3 BR., family rm., 2 ba.; 2 depth. on Via Havre. S BR.. Sl40,000 llll!IEI &: ~. ad)tg, 6 00 pet. $400, frpl., cov. patio. $325 3~: baths, family rm., play. llORVATH REALTY . CALL 424 Polnsettla, 75-5218 f"ORTIN, Realtor &12-5000 room. l.ge. palio, Ask for Dave b 2 S92--&J64 642-8235 644-6200 I -If • I Laguna Be1ch 3BR, 1~ BA. Beautiful patio NOW $117.500 675-1972 494-0615 847-8531 or 846--1351 """'""'""'~j6["""'""'""''IL_...:~~~-J. $275 mo. Avail. ?t1ay 1st. Macnab -Irvine Really Com"""!' OCEANFRONT LEASE Nt'\V 3 BR .. 2 bath • deluxe lhruout. Sfi50 Mo. Charlene Rl'ichmann &tU235. <KU> Macnab-Irvine LAWSON REAL TY HILLSIDE home, architect i '~~~~~~~~~ POOL $175-UtU paid, oceaQfront 646-6316 aft SPM * 675-4562 * d · d t bl 4 + '••••••••••I 11tudlo, hill kitch, deck. ~~"'°';;;:..::;..:::..=-= 6424235 644 6* es1gnc , cus om t. yr II .. .,.,.,. .1 BR 1 1 Uo 3 BR, 1" be, new crpts 1 ,.....,..,..,..,,...,..,.,.,., 1 old ViC\v 700 yds lo I 1 IJB) INCOME B I ~ ' rp c, gar, pa ' '"'-""'t. J", ml •--bch. PROVINCIAL 2 sty' 3 BR. 2 . • . . Re•I Emte. us ness 200 nicely tum ocean w. .. .. """"' 7t UVlU BA, den, 2 fplcs, great ~~ 1tS:1nc~,~~8. 2g~, . General Tu·o -2 BR houses on a Opportunity $300-util paid, lg 2BR, frplc, ~ back yd. $240. 540-7730 S225 -4t 2BR, gar, patio, 1 shape! $76,700. Open House , . " . " large lot+ 16' x 30' heated --)'?Id, patio, l blk beach. Dani Point house bay, 2 blk1ocean Sat/Sun 1-5, 216 Via Dijon, g~n~r Sat & Sun 9-Sp.m. pool. Live in one &. enjoy NU~VIEW RENTALS :::::::;:~;:;;:;_ ____ $325 -Redec 3BR, 2BA. by owner, 6T:r2460. I~:;::~·=....,.,......,.,---Acreage for sale 150 the pool, collect rent Crom 30 494-3248 FOR lease like new, 3BR, bltins, lg yard. Newport HARBOUR Vu Homes, ..._ the other. Call for more BICYCLE SHOP 673-40 or 2 BA, Daaa Point Knolls Heights. BY owner -Near new Monaco 2BR & den upgrd· LARGE ACREAGE details on this unusual Of· Lido Isle home w/large yard, Oif st. $500 -4 plui rlen, Penln bayfront 5 Br. 5 Bn. -• t" d I ' . f . ASK FOR W'YNE AND REPAIR :=,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;,;;;;;, Point, pn· bench, lovely $215 ()()() 675-4242 or 847-1181 "" crp 8• rps, g cov patio, * San Juan Capistrano cring. ·~ ' • • recreational vehicle park· ' · Npt Center Vu. 644-4054 7-10 Overlooking Dana Point Har· FONG Service contract with nlajar Ing, $310. w/watcr &. trash ~LI.VIEW RENTALS Mesa Verde '"'"""---------bor, Zoned C-2 & A-1. Asking KASOBIAN R-E. dept stores. Complete stock. pald, 496--0685. 7 2 S J Pl $1 ~ 000 962-6644 eve. 962-.5319 Lon I th 673-4030 or 494-3248 BYo,vncr - 3.yr. old, 4 bd, 3 Vu t~c ~8.ts ~~~sarbo~~rom [.~LMO' R. [ PL[MENS FIVE UNITS lo ~:1~~mren~ ~=nt. Realty Company Fountain V•lley ~ ba., pooll view, other C.'C-this 3 BR, l t ha, S67,500. "II Owner retiring. $23,00'.). Lido Is le Rental 4 BR. or 3 BR&. Den. Xlnt. NEWPORT HEIGI-ITS- tras. s74.500. 557 - 7148 · home. Open 1-5, Sat & Sun. Large lot totaling 4.3.500 sq BEST Beach Blvd. location. BeauUJully furn ished 3 BR . Lrg. cov'd patio, attrac. Immaculate 2 b e d - Mission Viejo l\1al'k Les Rltr, 548-7711. 881 Dover Dr., NB 645--6700 ft. zoned R-2. Plenty of room CALL 96844.56. den • F'R. w/pool lable. lndscpd. r.1any x tr I\ 1. room, 2 bath and lanai. · 1 1 BY Ownt'r -Harbor Vu 165 ACRES ror additional improve-Prime area. Pier & slip for $360/0ITER. (1) 828-56TI BY ownl'r -3 B~ trt-; eve. Hill L 3 BR L k bit mcnts. One block off New· 111 ..,,., -"'""" Sumn1er or 6 months. Lge den, patio kitchen s. ge u s-$600 per acre ~ submit. 1h port Blvd, owner flexible. 40' boat. Immediate OCCU· or "~""'"' BARREIT REALTY "'/vic\Y & bllns, formal din· home. Fee land. Upgraded ~e from Na~al Forest \Viii consider for exchange pancy. Yrly lease. Amy 4 BR. Huge bonus rm. Wet L!A., 5200 mg-2 trplcs 2" level-brick .Jhruout.~Qpen SabSun . ..ll.-5. 1n San -Bemard1no-Moun·. -for more units.-C·A !:;. I:;-ti....Gast<>"-642-82.15._UW) --bar. Kid! olc.-$31i0/-01\:FER.-vur pa.Jo around lge heated 1532 Keel Dr. 644-5043. lains. Beautiful for camp 545--8424 SOU T HCO 11) 828-5671 or (ll 828--5200 ~--~~-... -~-... -~-~,..-~-'!!"-~-~,..-~._.'!!'I pool. View. $53.950. 831-1136 NEW Prime Bluffs Condo site development. Shown by REALTORS. ' Huntington Beach 3 BR 2 BA. one story BY ov.'ller great view, 2 br, model. 3 BR. 2" BA. Frpl, appointm!nt * onl:· 5444487 AUTO SHOP .a235 644-6200 Newport Riviera home 1¥.t ba, [irplc, carpets, dra. q>ls, drps, greenbelt & bay "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1"!'!!!!!!!!!'•1 64--..2""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!'!~1 WALK to Water, a1one on Jot for lease. $325/per mo. $29,995. 494-9894. ~w.;...,.,.S75,000 0 w n er · Business Property 154 DX> "'I-ft. building & 3 '! R Wh '!! 2 BR. $150. Also 3 Br, In u•.......-....N bedroom home. Located Dougal • eat Houus Unfurn. 305 L.B. sro. vacant. Agt. Fee. Many recreational fa- Newport Beach OWNER -SUpcr Clean! 4 'IWO LOTS TOTAL 104'x:v.J' Huntington Beach. 24551 Satur na Dr. 979-8430 cilities. Broker 531·5800 BR 2BA F. R 2 f IC CHOICE LOCATION, Hun· CENTURY 21 Mission Viejo Gener11 Sal 3 B /2Ba or ••7 2189 Lido Isle Beauties Btt'.·,n,. ·,, .. ,m,tc. l'•Uml · $69rp,900: tlngton Beach, ZONED ''"'I ••e tl>e winner of RENT or e-r ' ..::::....:~.:..:.·==-----"I t ' bd ,, 1.v1 ... many xtras. Vac. $265/mo; AVAlL Aprll 1;,. Lovi.'ly ;'\ ON \VIDE stree ; 1ms., 548-5M5 BUS INES S P R 0-onl' free Jh."l.SS •i-=1 h 833--ll03 eves 3 baths; features galore! · fESSIONAL OR OFFICES 9'8-4433 968 4433 Good roi· a whO\e carlolld ...,JU uys, ' BR, 111 BA. To"·nhouSC'. Prict' $135,000. Ai;sumable BLUFFS Condo -4 bd, 3 ba, $17,500 ea. TERMS \\Tile: 10 any or the 642-2312 QuJel re!I. Balcony, pi:tllo, 1 6'~ TD ' fam. r1n, $52,500 by owner, KANPAK, 1993 Kihei Rd., $ 20 UNITS $ PACIFIC THEATRES 3BR hOnte, nr Peterson shag crpts, bltn11. $29j_ oo 'FT: GARDEN channC'r. princip~ls only. Ca 11 Kiehei Maui, Hawaii. 1 .t: 2 BR unf w/IO\V vacancy Hou11a * Apt1, School, Crpts, drps, lease "&-"!&-'-"139=1.------ '' Bdrms., family room, 4 644--4785 srnslbly priced i\l S240,000, * 845 .. 0111 * $245. ph 536-2.175 THE Bluffs, brand nC\V .i baths $155,000. Dup\ex1::'S near the ocean DAIL y PILOT GOOrl unlrs newr l.'l~t. Cn.11 (Suhje<'t ro sntall iiervicl' LEASE-1 b<l. & playroom. 1 Ult. 3 BA, pool & yard LIDO REAL TY Miles Lnrson, Realtor now for these. chaJ'l:C at thcatrel. 43) W.11th COSTA MESA ml lront beach. No agents. n1a!nt. Cusl C'rpl & drpa_, 3.17·7 Vit1:L-1do, N'pt. Beactt *67l--85Gl* GLA·SSIFIED-= ADS-Bteecher.lnvests. f>4.l-Si64 Plt"rute 1·811 642-tiG'ill ext. a14 nu~se A1'f! Ju!lt ' A 1''1!W Of 962-7339 aft 7pm" wkends S600~l11t 4 laat f.ut $:IOO * 673.7300 * O\VNER anxious. ~ BR. Lge FOR ACTION • 0 • LARGE 1 bedroom units. to clrdm your ticket. (Norlh Our MANY RENTALS , • , AVAIL. J une lst, 3 bd, 2 ba, ~k15Aval\ Apr I l S · RESORT living everyday for yd. Comp. Refurbished Bkr. Comp. rem ode I e d , Ill· County toll-free number la • * convt. prage. Eve 1 .:!:.:'...:::::'.:..· ------0... . Y.""•• 675-4630 G<Z-2678 CALL.LA., 5618 lroctive & homey. CM 540-1220 ). .., •• ~·~~~ ·~~~ MT&l§'.l . ;i_ J!!1 '.J!a New\ ~· _ -S31.500.__.....,,:side_: ~e__.,, · -~· · · -.500-645-GJJ DRESS, Wtis or 'Vhatever ·~~ll'Pa."'i'. acant. FOR ,AA•-_ 4 BR., 2 ba, Bltns, ~ail rm, 2 car Lgs clubhsc, pool, beach, Newport Heights ~ ~. ~--· money. , -·· * ~ ~r 11t biles ocean Pool & boat !!lips. 2 BR, 2 ba 2002 [ l ~...,.. ._.3 u.rw frplc-, bltns, dbl garage. litg ... · ~ . · mobile. 3 yrs <lld. Wood NEWPORT lletghts Spanish · overhead. Owner operated. $150 • WAI.JC to Sum 2 Br. Beach. 847·2848 clutne pnvll. S325 mo, ~dlJ1i. shingle~ beaut Rll5tic. 1\0 JolJ. 3 BR., 2 BA Mob1·1~ Homes tm:I s"'.30'· PMS yrs. ' C.ll 496-1394 alt Cottap. Year*ty. O>lld ok. I I yearly. 7\<153W140. I a n d s ca p e d • Irnmed. Rec Rm. Min Vu o( Ocean, ........ rv ne 1 BLOCK trom beach-! BR. 2 pouesaJon. Owner No. 39, All nu shag crps & paint ESTABLISHED M.ode.Q..Dt.y $1'70 , ClT?'E 2 BR ~ ba, den, trplc, f!-UO, fenced. 300 E. Coast Hwy. Sundedc &. Bar·B-Q. By own-cranchl!e ln Laguna Beach. Gana-e. Yanl tor ldda/pet. 2 BR. 1 bath •••••••••• = S300 mo. 213/SJ1>-3109 mom er. SC.3377, 415 Santa Ana Mobile Homes Mobile Hornes Reasonable. Easy terms. * 2 BR., 1% bl., air oond $240 & eves Open Sat .l Sun, NEWPORT SHORES St. Open Hou.e Sat & SUn. For S1l1 Its For S.lt 125 252 Fores! Avo. 494-1796. $lll0 . ROOMY 3 Br. 2 BL 2BR .. 2balhs ······w:s~ 4905 B"""' crescent 4 BR+ den+ pool rm. $55,000. .,,. x 57• -lul•r ............ ___. Business Wanted 210 Bltns, kids/pet or singles. 3 BR., 2 ba~ •••• ·~ llARBOl;t Hlghlanda-3 BR, Redwood deck laces ChMncl * BY OWNER M t H R t I ~ ··-"~·-* 3 BR.. 2\0 ~ • • ••••• • -2 ho. bltnJ, di•hwaJlher. Nt 500 0 or ome en a $ w/vi(!\\' & bcRch. 0\\"flet \VANTED to buy; Small 4.BR. 2~~ bit.. • •• •• • S375/400 aOOP'R' ecntcr &: schoolJ. No Decorator touches. $5.5: l..'\rge l'IRrbor Vlc\v HomC. :i \\'Nits io :sell: 8811 N. Coast buslnci 111 In llarbor nrea. LANDLORDS! S BR.. 21,S baths········ $450 l}C'IR. Chlldrtn ok. $325 OlO. CAYWOOD REAL TY BR., 2°BA. forn.-1 dlo., !run SALES & LEASING II .,, No 21 I La. u n A Re I' t I I\ FREE RENTAi. sF:RVlCE i d h II G4Z.9:16i.._ * 548.1290 * tm. pool, fee ,,,,d. o-n . \\ I . -'' "" 8 ny type_. p ie!i 5 Tc y BEACON RENTALS . re •• •"' full 11crvi~ facility Beach, Cal. con f Id c n t In I , \Vrlt NE\\'PdRT ShO~s-3 + BR. l·louse Sat/Sun 1-5. 1991 0 M t H IN NE\\'POnT BE1\Cll Cl~R,Ulrd Ad No. 6&1, Daily * 645-0111 . * 2BA at 310 Prospect. CLo8o P<n1 Claridge Pl. 644--1766 anmar 0 or omes '69 Great Lakes 20X43, 2 Pilot. P.O. &x 1560. Costa Charming 2 Bn. No chlldrrn to OCl'lln, 1iools. 1ennl1 $.l')O NEW EXCLUSIVE Bee utlful Bluffs bdrm. 1 Ila. crpld thruoul. !\1cllll, CA 92fQG or pets. $190. Avllll Aprl.1 7. REALTY mo. 0 1'lt!n 1..S. Sch lllly1ronl 4 BR., 3 batha Pier & Sll_p -$215,000 LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Udo~ Bet.ch 673- Bargain I 1-531-6800 very clean. Move In by ltl. WOMAN desires business Agt, &&.2423 A C'Ampany With Vi8~n ..:6"'73.-'-'26.'>I="-· ------• 454 Truchnl l Redul'C!'d! I Cflll after 5, &37--08().1 nt'ltlng SSOO. -$1200. per Vllcancles coat money! Rent Univ. Parle Center, lntlnc NE\l.'PORT SJIOI\.~ 2 1tory ()pen Sat. 2 To 6 P.M. SPARTAN MANSION 40' I BDRM. 10' x 50'. Q)r, 1oc. mo. 493-8."176. your house, apt.. gtore Call Anytime, 552-1500 A-frame, 2 Br. den/loft, 2 TED HUBERT le ASSOC. lmmac, Pll.rk rent $45. C.M. Pool, boat idlp. Adults. Llke IO trade! Our -rr.ctl!l"a bldg. etc. thN 1 o.ily Pilot Office bou.ra 8 AM to & PM Ba. frplc, dshwhr, -ltn Via Udo. NB 615-8500 ~. Sll..IJ148, J & J. $5900, 300 E. Cout Hw;v, Sp Paradise column Is for yOUI Clasaltied Ad. StU Idle Items garagt, 11e~aeb. S3SS.: ~I idle Item• , , • 642-5678 OasmtJ~ Ad! • _ • 642-5678 m, N,B. 5 llnea, s days tor S buckl. nowl Call~ Now I \Vant ad resulla , . . 1st A. last. \ ' • I , I I " I .~ '* Ir I , I .. 1.·---..-- • . ' -.. . .. :- I • '. ' 1 .. ! . 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Ont, •. _ _,.,.. __ h -QUllLf'!'Y~;-&-Mothef" ~Law Unit, Ntwpor t Shores. Pool/club privlg$. $385. 64H2tl9. BAYCRE.ST Area 3 BR. 2 BA .. _crpts .drp11. Irg )'?d, $325. By appt only. 548-9341 646-2848 NEW prime Bluffs· Condo 3 Br. 2 .Ba, frpl, cpt/drp, beaut greenbelt. Owner • 61$-3535 Brand Now Duplex Ocean Yu, walk ~ b<:h. 3 & 4 Br. No pt?ts or' chldrn- 646-0384. NICE lrg 1 Bdrm for quiet, clean, working co U·P, I e. Yearly.-.. $195. 33rd 1 S t , blS-7513 HARBOR VIEW Horri.es -3 Br; 2 Ba. fain & dilling nn, club/poo l , : $425/mo. «W<r1768 • HARBOUR Vu homes, 2BR & Den, $375 mo, 1 yr lse, Npt Center Vu. 6#-4054, 7-10 pm THE Bluffs -view. 3 BR, 2 ba. Quiet loc. New cpts. & drapes. $475 Mo/lease. i REALTORS 644-766 * THE BLUFFS 4 Br. 2% Ba. CUst crpt. encl patio, frpl. Lse. $425 mo.-644-1480. NICE lrg 1 Bdrni for quiet, clean. working couple. Year- ly. $195, 33rd St, 6~7513. NEWPORT Heights,· 2BR, lBA, Sundeck, garage, fruit trees, $225. 548-2776 SaWrdoly, Aptll 7, 1973 DAILY PILOT %7 Townhouse Unlurn. 3SS ~Aph.~~"~um~~· ~~~-~11~,.,..~-~Unfv~~rn~. ~~~36S~ll~4~p~t.~U~nf;umi. ii~3~65~ _Apt. Unfurn.' 365Apt. Unfurn.• 365 Hunt!""°" ~-Cor-.a Mor ~i--H;;.u;.;";;,';;.1.,.._--;:.;.;~B;.;.•;;;oc;;;h;;..._.;H;;_u;.;.";.;.";;."";:;.;otr;:.;· ..;Bi;.;.oo=cll"--·l-- N:"~ 1 .. ~r:fbl~Uo~ LIVE LIKE A KING ~ HARBOR GREENS * * NOW OPEN * * crpts/drpg, frplc, modem At Bud-' Pri I C,. '"' h ' f ?a:§;t~~ ~ -~~~ ~~~~~ ., ~i ·crsr :tiEMro·st' or 546-6745 * POOLS A'"L tum./qNum. i:..ase From $130 to $215 mo Newport Beach * ENCLOSED , n.,pt""' I priv. patios DELUXE 1 & 2 Bdrms w/Firoplace• GARA(;ES ~ Poob T-. Oontnt'I Bids!. Bocllelors e 1 Bclrms Private Patios -Dishwashers -All Heat· ADULTS ONLY . LEASE * CONVENIENT 900 Sea Lan, CdM 6'4-26ll 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm• ing paid -Jacuzzi -Heated Pool -Re<· 3W:• 32 ~· :~~·~: TO ALL BEACHES <.MacA.rtkur nr Coast ~wy) 11/i or 2 Full· &.th1 reation Building -Luxurious Landscaping pool, ~· ruAJso ~.J.!<!~ .. 2 fROM $140,MONTH tm\I 1:.ARKSPUR. New 2 'last . ~ / Heavy STPil 0 epSh 8 ag&Carpeting. ADULTS ONLY. Ba. 1.,.. · tr.'....-~. · · BR. de la aundeck" 1 ., er me -rooms w . Y SEE US ~'OR YOUR Unlvorslty'Pork ' ADUL'.fS PLEASE patio, "'ea;., dra.''::: Ul&" "'°"" ceiling1•· luirc CHOICE OF APARTMENT!!!!!! VILLA POMbNA dishwasher. $350 Month "'"" "'°~ w ~as · or 8912 Holl Avo., Huntington Beach 3 BE~RLOOE~E2 •BA'.TH PHONE -2015 A<:JENT 675-S71l6 ~ .. r~"'\':~!",:"~ (Just.No.-of San Diego-Frwyal Magnolia) tl760 Pnmona Ave.) NEWISH 2 B1t, 2BA, no o_tt kitchen. E~losed P4·, Mgr. Mr. & Mrs. Elliott -847-4982 separate townhouse ebildree. Cvtl! patio . dek. tios. ~ ""'bnmmg pools .. ·A U 1 365 A u 1 $325. mo. Community ~ish frplc. $250 mo. sauna, recreation faclli· _ pt. n urn. pt. n urn. pools & tennis courts, • 675-57l0 tie!s •• _secun1y guard .. No c' osto u... . Huntl to 8 h eleapi.nt fur n·l • h 1 n & 1, 2 BR, bit-in kitchen pets. _ m. ng n llC 67 :Hill00 Agt. SJ;O/Mo. "Peek ot the ocean" u.~.1 ,,:__ lO II .., CASA GRANADA FROM $149/MO J"ownhouff, ' · S21S/Lea:se Realtor 67$-2101 "---I '_,......' t 1 pm Rental Concession Spac. 2 & 3 BR in 4-plex . Furn. or Unfurn. 340 ~;w q~~d~~~ 2 Br. cm. retrig. &: range 2700 'Peterson ~ay,.~M· Lovely 2 BR, apls with a Several avail. ALL E.X- L'" 'funllshtngs. Sf25 tMo : $190 lea~; a~lts. no pet nr Harbor Blvd&. klngsized BR. On TR.AS: Pool, 1-ec bldg. Kids Huntington BNch AdUfts ortl,y, no 'pets. . 431.!h Ins; util-pd, 644-4340 Al:lams beautifully I ands caped \velt'On1e. Fron1 $149/mo. --· ' -BARRE'IT REALTY·M2-4353 grou'nds. Gas incl'd in rent. v,,o clean'g & S{'(!W'ily dep NEW, bright, • near H • .,..._.._~Codi Meu 541!.n37g Child up to 3 years. No pets. ~ n1o's rent. Se~ !\1g,r. 17361 Harbor. 2 bd, 1% ba, pool & $30 WEEK & UP V'1I ~ Blk E. or Harbor. Kee.Ison "I\", l til.k \V. of grass, green shag, dra, . ' · 400 l\1ei;-ri1Tiac \Vay 557-9559 Beach .Blvd.. o(! Slater. rt! furn Good storage • Studlo "' 1 BR A~-. ·* * * · , , pa y . ' .,... "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! **BEAUTIFUL I & 2 BR. S47-4260 or 96..~-1~10, adults, no pets. Lease $235. • TV & Maid Service Avail. J! 213-592-1~7. e Phone Service-Htd. Pool .. ** 3 Br., 11/i Ba. tt c,,ontenipo1ra1.::_r1190GardenPApts. WALK TO BEACH ·e Children & Pet Section -· Another Ring Brothers Large newly-dl"cor -Encl rom •<>-• atios. New l, 2 .~ 3 Bl', cpt/drp. Duplexes Unfurn. 350 e Stal Monthly . patio: bltins, crpts: drps: f.rplc, dshwhr. ne''' crpts .~ dY.'hr, frpl. 20,-, 1 5 1 h _ ·cost• -._. __ ._ 2376 Newport Blvd., CM Development Close to everything, $170 & drps, Pi·lv patio. Pool. In· 847-3957. __ .,. ..... ,..... ___ ..,_,,.... 548-9755 or 645-3967 ' $180 nw. 868 Center St. Apt. o1~8""l"o~k~. ~Co:!l:;l ::.55;,7::·284~1"-' ~-5 J\IIN, to ocean, 2 bll 2 ba. 2· BOID.I, Dplx iinfurn, cpt, EJ Puerto Mela MEDITERRANEAN 1, <;At or call 548-al79. DQ~T~. pa;:if~~ ~~1~;1g2. ~j bllins, d/\\·asix>r, closed drps, garb/d, iar, $160 mo, VILLAGE DELUXE 2 BR 1~' BA garg, shag & d1·a. Eves & call 548-8578 aft 4:30, or 1 & 2 BR Apts. . Studio on dead-t.l.ld :treet. extras & garage, Adults. no \\'kt'nds 962-5605 365 646-1538 $130 & Up._Unfurn. An ad.a-ss of distlnc-Crpls, drps. pool, bl"-. pn·v pets, $195/mo. Enter at 2126 -==-=='----w;ic .. ~ Thurin St. or 2126 Doctors BRAND NE\V -2BR, un-Houses Furn. or Huntington Beach All Utilities Paid Uon in Costa Mes a patios. $155. 1 child ok. No Circle. 54:,..5300, furn . Bit-ins. AVAIL NO\V! Unfurn. 310 POOL & RECREATION adjacent to Newport pets. 'mS Joann St., Cl\ol. ...:;;N:,;Ec:;\c,VL"'Y""'o"E"ro'=RA-T~E~D-Call 8-\7-3085 Balbo. Island ~~ ~l~n-;!~.~~&::: 1959 Maple Ave, CM Beach, Balboa and the sr .. ~}!~ C~erpsan 1 bl~~· 2 BR w/carport. Wtr pd. PETS OK. The Land Lord, 1 BR. Furn. 2 1rg closets Southland's finest com-'"'6 ~-.... ' ' ' Call btwn 1 & 5; 6J6..4120. •~1156 . bed . ~-· • lndry .fac1l. • Nr. shops & 2566 "D" Ora,.._ Ave ••.$1 '0 Laguna Beach· YEARLY Rental-Attrac 3 <N:r • 9ueen me ,pnv, <.&n:311· mumties. frwys. ·$140. No pets. Inq: .... ~ ., BR, 2 BA house. Also sum-N · t •· h mg nn ,extra lrg. rooms, 2872 ,T _,._,._ Apt 2 CM D p LIKE THE BEACH? mer & winter rentals. M .. <L'l l!:":::w::.!:po::•:.:...::-:::•:<::____ encl. gar w/storage. Adults UNFURNISHED 557-~~. ' · lnl olnt plus magnificent view - ElliottRltr,673-6454 3 BR, 2 BA. Frplc. Gar. ~~5noFpetsl'·'rton CM 1 Bedroom. Fr. $160 · BR apt. Crpt, stove & Lge-·2 BR redec, vtcw, -nr -e1evato~-pool -gan1eroo1n Laguna Buch D/W. Bltns. Open beam U.. r • • 1 BR. & Den. Fr. $195 refrig, aundk, Jrg pvt yard beach & yacht harbor. $210. -sccur!,'Y -cnclsd garage? ·-cell. Crptg thru-out Nr * STUNNING 1 &: 2 BR. 2 Bedroom. Fr. S200 which needs TLC. , .$95. 25081 La Cresta st., Apt A. Beaut. -BR, 2 BA apts. for PARTLY furn. house for Ocean & shop'g. Yearly. Furn. 2 BRl 2 BA. u. ntun>.. 2 BR Twnhouses Fr $240 S49-l347.4-5 pm or 552--8572 Inquire 1030 s. Coast, ll"ase. A~ults, no pets. mature salaried ad u I ts. 675-5200, 6 7 3-2 O 8 3 , or Garden• Apts.-Pool. ~. Pl ~all F eves/wkhds. Laguna Sch. Ph 4!}.1-684.~ Laguna _ Lido, 31'1S.5 Coast $175. No children 4M:'8170 5&-3405. area. no w. 18th St. nss ease ""' or 1='-"~"'-"~~-. ~~-Hwy. So. LaguM. 4~283.5. Newport Beach 1100 _ Util Pd. Cottage, CM. & up. Availabilities SPACI~US 2 Br 1n 4-plex. 3dBR,h3 BA,1 r1adntaslic vi~w Upstairs. Sundeck. Lovely sws r, cp s rps, patio, Bachelors $85 NB, $95 HB, lBR! crpt, drp~ bltns,1 ~I. , The -~--of Old view. Orps, w/w c,.PI, bftn gar, adults, 24471 Alta Vista, * Yearly-& Winter * $ll0, Laguna Bch. \Valk to $135. Adlts, no pets. 12.6 . -~lU • range, pi-. No pell!, 1 child 496-7188. '4 BR. Lido Isle Home water! Agt. Fee. 979-8430. ~Vista Mgr. No. 5, World •Spain awaits you ok. 645-7485. Unf. Yearly. $650 Mo. · in Costa, Mesa 8~ Ring 2=B-'R"w::./ki=·t"'ch_e_n_b_lt_in_•_· -N-ew Finer Homes * $25 .PER WEEK* ~ro~rs .Medite.r-cpts, dra & paint. Take in- *LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA. Near-new . Balcony, garage, carport, 496-6559 or 833--0086 lrvlne 2 BR, l~i ha, air cond ~ 3 BR. 2 ba, air c.'Ond $265 REALTOR"' 552-7000 Lido l•I• in Beach Area \(W j & Up Pool&; maid service ran·ean Village. The fant,.no pet'S. Call 642-4044 From $500 Month Apartments for Rent Kitchens avail. Motel Tahiti COUil try is the setting ah: 6 pm or wkend BILL GRUNDY comer Harhoe & Victoria. where quaint cobble-BRAND N.,.., Eost Bluff 3 BR, 2 BA. Crpts, drp•, to urtyanls and . ~ ....-bltns, refrig, · dbl gar . Realtor 675-6161 Apts. Furn. 360 Dana Point spathnewaycso wm' d over SPA.NJ~ 3 BR, 2 ba., yard. I It 2 B&Rpoo .. lllllSBO. 117600o. A~ults, Adults. L case $365/mo. C d I • $225, Drive by 1100 Victoria. rec. • mmgo, 61<>-3967 or 544-2045 on om niums General · tJVE in. the all new Dana stre~s and pqnds to 646-2189 or 645-6177. N.B. 6M-47ti7. Unfurn. 320 Pol'nt " 'Harbor at · t.h e the door of ~ur·--villa * SHADY ELMS . POOL 3 Bedroo.mi-$210 mo. M111 Verd• Marlglel 1P8ath~,.,..,tSt. , er '~~tifu~~arlnaOb'~·M Msot,el, apartment. . . , , •·Adults Poolskle $145 up. Condornlnlum .bl3 BR, 2 ba, DLX 2 & 3 Br .• 2 &. Encl Costa Mesa 3 BR, 2 ba, bl tns, dishY:asher, new d rps . recreation facil. pool. No small children. contact Mr . Queen, 549-2132,--0r-. .A-1r-. Sheehan, 774--0753 • 13po • : e <Chiidren·next'block-unfurn crpta, drps, ln range & gar. $165 up. Rental Ofc., Newport Beach f.t~~). Kitchens, ef--Fireplaces, wet bars, 177 E. 22nd st., CM 642-3645 refrig. Frplc, patio. Pool 3095 ~!ace Avt1, 546-1034. You are the winner of flcienctes It ~partme'!t:s beamed ceilings, wood • ,.. 2 BR 1,, BA 0 .. "' & tennis court. 979-3984 eves . heated pool dlI'ect dial · lin uu. , ~ . re 111o. Newpor:t' B.11cll.-.-one.lree pass phones, television, sauna ·~ane . g. . pvg. patio. J\dlts, sm. pet GARDEN level -2 Bd.m1 -.-.:...-'-------! ~ ~<;~~~~h~arload hith.. ·1a~. facill_!i~i --:Sbi~~-~m:.t;.~~1~--~~A-~:_ ~.~-~~:!_Ilo._ =~-&!~~$ik.!€~i-. LC,,.2f",·-~,.ts, <!fP1s, b 11 Ittnl5s, ~ meeting room ClOie to san co1or-coo l.CU w-.,.,.,-.,,;io.i., ..... .,... • p a ia, o pc s. . PACIFIC THEA JRES Clemente .,,;, Lag u n a terlors, with carpets 2 BR, 1 II BA. Studio Apt. 1 alter 6• 968-4300 "'55"'·7.;:-ooeo=.. ____ _ EASY CARE. Newl y decorated 1t1o nti ce ll o Townhouse. 4 BR, 2 BA, pool & clubhouse fac. $265 mo. 54D-4713 &each. CQme play Jn our ·and drapes child ok.' No pets. $160/MO. H 11 ton B -h 2BR. Yearly, $290 nlo. ffik . (Subject to small service sportfishing, shoppin& and p ·vate p8tios and 2829 Lemon St, No. B, CM . •Jn ng e-to ocean. t Child OK, no charge at theatre). restaurants. $50 week and - n ~. 968-ll12 STIL·L AVAILABLE I pets. Agent STJ-743> Pie"~"' call 642-fl678 ext. 314 up'. Bring this ad and re-balconies. E SIDE 2 BR $1$0 NR Hoag• Br, 2 "·,nu· shag ..._. ceive $5 ott on first week'• -Community Center • . • 3rd floor -2 BR AP1'S wmt <> ca to claim your ticket. (North rent , I Bltns, w/w displ, hid pool. VIBW! ! $144/mo. inclds All & paint, gar, frplc. No pets. Huntington Beach SPACIOUS greenbelt, end unit 2 bd, 2%: ba, den formal din. rm, Blulls ,, $ 4 7 5 • 6Ts-3752 or 644-5573" County toll-free number is · with spacious ounges, Adlts no pets. 642-9520. Utilities, 18 hOle putting $265/mo. 642-3413. 540-12'20). ' Huntington .. eh billiard :BDd p~g pong ,e TRoPrCAL POOL e green & new recreational -JQCEC. Llving tor ·s2001 Yes Balboa Island rodms. 2 Br Studio, l lh Ba., frpl, facilities. . . 2 Br, 2· ba, bltns. Nr 2BR, new shag, drapes, bltins, pool &, club fac'ls. Lease $200. 536-2375 $145 • $1QI -3 swimming po o Is spiral -.... Gu & .wtr VILLA YORBA Hoag. 641i-1231. ~ACHI ELOU RAapailt, yeMarly, Slls7SL BACHELOR i: 1 BR., patios, outdOor whirlpOol, 4 pd. E/s1de on 18th. 548-ll68 Huntington ·Beach 2 BR. Crpt thruoul, bltns, me ut . v ay frpl~'• priv. pragea -night lighted tennis 2 BR apt over gar8'e., $140 (714} 842-9622 $185 mo: 675-5074 Divided be.th It , Jots of . urts mo. Cleaning deposit. $25. S.16-2723 or 64&-i.1'82 DELUXE 2 BR, $225/MO til cloeets. Rec. ball, pool & CO • 2>57 Elden St. 540--0lll 1 & 2 BR townhouse. Bltns, e .MOD. ·spacious Pvt 1 BR. June 15th. Phone after 4 pool tables, aauna be.tbs. -Health spa with ·gym-'"""="""'~"°":.;..c="""'°" tio d 1 11 d ... 2 1 '~" 1 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT PM, 6""-3063 See for younelf. 17301 naslum and separate 2 BR, 2 Ba, upturn. $150 pa • crpts, rps, rec ac . plJ\, b ks ~ach . .,_.. inc t" Keelson Ln (1 blk w of , d · 1 upstairs, SIOO down. $150/up. 962--6846 util. Ken, 644-849.J. Balboa Peninsul• Beach, 1 blk N. of stam:). ~ S an women S .Call 00:-1131 after .3 2 BR, 11,) BA Studio. Patio & NEW Bayfront-prlv Sch & rti 1 .fpl ' 8«2-7848 facilities, i D C 1 U d • yard. Garage. $157.50. Avail Pier 3BR, 2BA, $550 mo yr-3 BR & conve be den, c, . * l 'BDRM. .. URN. ing saun.a baths. You'_ll ·find It ln Oauil&ed. now. 842'-4M9 _.. .l,_Y:_· 64:::,c4-45,:::;l::.O ___ ~~ front porch & rear patio, nr A " 10th st.. beach & ocean. Adult Apt. Near lake park. -. secunty sy"~em to Ap,t. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unf~. 365 Apt. Unfurn. -~ WANT AD . 642-5678 PUBUC NOTICE $375. mo. Yrly. Avail July 1 Beaut enclosed patio & msure your pnvacy. 1 646-8211 pool No pets. $135/mo. 1005 -A special section for Newport Buch N..,.rt leech • 1 & 2 BR beach apts, 12th St. 536-7447 aft ~ le those with small pets. w in ter I summer. $1SO weekends. -Conveniently locat- monthly & up. Utll pd. MEN, small beach hotel ed to all of Southern 675-5810 21 le. Rooms $ .50 per w Apia California, just min· BEAOI 2 BR duplex. Upper $95 per month. ~7956 utes from the Pacific w/deck, newly dee., frplc, 1 _ $265. mo. April 7th-June ~guno 8-h Ocean and Newport 30th. 644-1517 ROOMS ~ $l Beach, overlooking $150. ON the bay, 1 BR, Apartment;''~~ :ft::. the Costa' Mesa Coan- winter rental to June al. $150/mo. Heated pool. near try Club • Adlls, 9ai Eatt Balboa. beach. Laguna Motor IM, e YEARLY-bachelor apt 1575 N. Ccast Hwy. 494-3537. Hours : 9 :30 to 5:30 for 1 man. Util paid SI'UDIO in tiny bowie. Im· Daily UOO/mo. 673-6790 ._.... mac., comp. pvcy, c-*"' ... Dir@ctlon& to Medlt Coron• d•I Mar $165 mo. inc. util. vn•--t:>---l!~ean FICTrTtous 1us1NESS 494-7718 ......,e: ... ~ .. ill the oeu1 Diego NAME STATEMENT FOR rent. Completely fum ROOM &: Bath w/private Freeway: Harbor Blvd •• ,,~tie f0Uow1n11 i-11111 Is dolno business lBR apt. May 1st -Oct 1st. entratlce nr. beach, bus & South 2 miles. Or ~m New- DES1GN TECHNICS, 1711 Wutcllll Dr.. 673-5861 ho ' N nd ~-port Blvd,, turn North on Newport 8NCI!, Ceflf. 9'266(1. S Pg. o. t' ' ......-•u•;:o. H·~-I Luis Edmuri11 sm11t1. ~o' Colton st.. l BR upper -Elect door Newport a..ch ........... -. B vd. Newport 8eiictl, Calif. 97660. nn<>n<W Al~'--~M•-~. i;;:.;;i:;:::.,:...:;::=;:..---. ·ME·Dl-•ERRANEAN--t1trtiihlMf1 Coriduttea t1y .,., In-_,,.,_ ... ._ .. ...,~~·----'-I ·r dlvldu111. S21% Ins. Open 10-4. $29.50 per Wk & up. 1 BR. 2 VILLAGE Ttlli 1\~/:,!!'r"'v,":, ~1";"~\.,,1111 ttie ccun-fl!RN~HED Apt -$155, BR It Bachelors. Color TV, .,..._ L--B ty Clerk of or1n11e county on Maret! 16, Util paid. % blk to ocean. maid serv, pool, The Mesa 6-.vv H•rllillVI" .Ivel., 1m. ~ NO pets. 2500 Seavlew, CdM 415 N. Newport Bl., NB COit• Mesa, Callf. '2626 Publlslled Orsngs COilst O&!lv Pllol Costa Mesa 64&-9681. (714) 5574020 Msrch24,:ll,1ndAprll7,14,1973 166-n.,_________ DELUXE VIEW We believe In Equal Casa de Oro spac. Condomlnlwn;-2 BR, 2 Housing Opportunitlel PUBUC NOTICE ALL UTILITIES PAID BA. din rm., fplc, elevator, * * l'ICTITIOUS •USINIESS Co bet adultt only, $450. 644-1615. NAM( STATEMENT mpare ore )'OU rent The to11ow1n11 person Is doing buslntt• Custom designed, featuring: 2 BDRM $150. yearly. No 1 _________ _ ·~:MOTIVATIONAL COUNSELING, 182 • Spacious kitchen with in-pets. • 67>8873 • MOD. 2 Br, 2 Ba, dswhr, S1ndc1stle Or,, COton• det Mar, Cal. direct lighting trpl, gar. Nr Harbor It ~~even Bradford Tatum, u2 Sll'ldcaJ-• Separate din'g area 1 BR furn apt. No children Baker. Acilts. $190. 567.7134 tie or., Corona det Mer, c11. 92615 e Home-like storaa;e nor pets. 240514 E. 16th St., I BR, 1 BA, •·-, ~ta. Ttlls buslnu• 11 conOucl'ld b¥ •n •~ • Private patios NB 646-4664 .... 5" ~·.- d1vldu11. Cl ed /st · drpe, $150 On bus line, nt steW11 a. Tai um .> 0 OS garage w orage Apt Unfum 365 6---Tiiis statement was flied with tllL Cou"' e Marble pullman • • shopping, ,,,....-..,, . ty Clerk ol Orsnoe County on AprH ~2= e King·SZ Bdnns Balboa 1 ... ftd , NEW 2 Br. Blt-i"-, W/W Publlshea Or1nge c~st Delly Piiot, • Pool • Barbecues -sur· :;:;=:;;:...;;:::;:;;::..--~-! crplt, drps. $185 mo. AvaU. Aprn 1, ''· 21. :is, ''73 9511·73 rounded with plush land· 1 BR. 1nclda. ·,stove re· 5/1, 675-7GI. ' ' PUBUC NOTICE --... ping. . crpt:di'iiiii .. i:ifsTn.-0. NEW 1BR1170 . 2 Br·~·. JllCTITIOU$ IUSINl!SS NAM• STATEMENT · TM followlng Pl!'10f1 Is dolr\O bl.ISIMM 11: F-. THOMAS GONZALIEZ AND ASso. CIATES, 20212 lmperl•I COft '--• H11t111nsiton &Nell, c1111orn111 92"'6 'f , T"°'"ll Gon.111•11 20212 lll'IPtri•I Cove Lant, H11nll1l9lon llffth, C•llfornl& -. Thi• buslntu •• conductld bY an l11-dlvldu11. F. Tl\omlf Gonultl Ttlb stlttmtnl we1 ff!td wlltl tilt Cou11- 1y Cltl'lt of Or lnot County on Mardi U, 1m l'·:Ml74 Publlalled Or11noe COii! O'&Hy Plfol, M•rcll ll and Aprll 7, ,., 21, 1m tu-73 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI Oil NON•tl:ESPONSlllLITY NOii« 11 ,htftlJV Olvtn 111&1 lltt un• 4th1oned wl11 "°' &I rtt90Mlblt for any cllbl1' w l!eblllll11 <:onltactitd tl'I' •n'l'Ohl 01twr thfin mytell, on or &fll!I' 11111 dlll, Daiid 'lhll 3rd d•Y ot April, 1f,,, FAANI( M. NEUON II .,. SOVlh '"°"' ltnt1 AM, C.111. PublllMd °""'I' Cont EHlly '11ot AprH 1, 1, ,,, 1t11 \ lo.l1•n Adult living at Its best y I .. 1.. Llttle Island ~~ LARGE 1 BR $190 ear Y o • ..,,,. , Nr heh. No pets. Adults. 114 :Dill Grand Canal. 673-5271>. E. :llth St., CM. 548-0137. ·2 BE~~:.s $210 NEW' lower duplex. 3 BR. 1 &: 2 BR. Heated Pool. $130. 3'l5 w. wuaon · 642-19TI Yearly. Wuber,_~ & up. Ad!Jlts. No -853 tefrir, blt...m.. IH~Ulfr Center St. 66-8965. e TROPICAL POOL e 1 Br. tum. $145. Gut. wtr Balboo Penlmulo 2 BR. Adu!,,, no pets. BAY · ·.. ... MEADOWS AP!". 387 W. ~ E/side on 1 8 th · CHARMING P t n t n 1u1 a Bay St. CM. 646-0013 ~~u"'1'-Ell:::T;:;68::.AREA· --.-.-B-R-.-$-1-10. duplex. 2 BR. 1 BA, atow le EASTSIDE 2 Br 1 Ba. ........... • reflig. Yrts. AdultJ, IOl'T)' -'1 -roe• atlo, gar.age, adults, no no pets. Close to lhop'• & ~. stove, enc gar. Prlv. pets. 160 21st St. ~2127. beach. 211 E. Balboa. Blvd. patiO. $160. 548-9695. IBR, gas & ~ater pd, Crpts. Ph. eve11: 98S-"582'J NEW :I: BEOROOl\t. drps, adlts only, no pets, YEARLY Rental-2 BR. + GarQe. Adults, no pets. $140. 540-9722 \ Yard. Encl gar. $310/mo. ~ morn. or eve. LARGE 1 BR • All blt!N + Utll Pd. 1'00 Mlramu. 1 BR. or 2 BR., bl"" + djshwasher. Adults, no pets. Corona det Mer D/W. ~ to $160. Adults. 612-41)(4 al(. 6 1.:;;=;;_=..;;;:;;___ 64M168: 545-86:15 e 2 BR-$1SO mo. No kids or peL'I» 2'l61 ?otaple-, C.M. call 645-6730 BEAUT dJ?C hu.ge prden a.pt•, 2 br. New ~It. f\lrn. Adlt bldr. $115. 54M9'6. 3 BR, 2 Ba & den: hplace $180. 2 BR. 1% bl.., studio. New pluah \OwOr dplx. '3611 Drp, crpt, :l8il 0 I le , 10 Avocodo 64M340 5'&-Qll, 213/leH227. I BR, crpt A drpa. Prlv. 2 BR. $150. Inll.nt ok. ~)lo. Block trom ...... Carport. 7.>13 w.n .... can µJO/MO: O>uple. 675-3809 646-8882. • ' .... -- I • ' ' .. ·-l DAILY PILOT Salllrd<Y, April 7, 1973 ........ ---1~1 ~ ' " --lftl I ' ..... ~ I ..-I~ I -. ..... """ I~ I LMI--l[S1 I -:e--1!5J [ ---1!5J [ '"-... ,... J[llJ -. ·Apls., •R•------•400• Offloe~.---·;; .. ;;;~~440;;; AM•--ts 500 Found (froo eds) 550 Bobyslttl"' Gor~ng Job;;;;W;;;;on;;t;;od.;;;;Mo;;;;le;;~700;;;;J ::.:__~Furn. or Unfvm. 37t Fum. or Unfvm..-370.-CORO.NA Oel Mar. wantec:r~rATER VIEW DtltiXe or.-FRONTIER VILLAGE ~m::. J~·--:= Q-llbD Care. My borne. EXP. Japan•a.•, main--Oonekl Whitehouse _ Huntl-8eech H ti......_ BMch p roomwn""'ft'ltal"l'U"da.J"--fice lOOO+sqft;-$«1)lnd.-"'TbUNORY,ntJITtP'OCD1'eccmber:-Ownn-can-l.Jr. --boL hmch. Mon. t...tn an ce , c lean -up. 316..-Apt (Mugu1rlt1 1 __ _ 1;;::;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;"":;;;;;' .. ;;'":;;;":;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;;;; for very active f-lderl)I Lady. ull,I. 2tOO W. C..t llwy. •DRY ~ANERS with wrial No. tor nl a.se lhru Fri. NI or part d&)'I. t:in<lscape. fi'i!i! est· Cof'OM dll Mar I• ~ P-.Y approx SDI. per 5'M-8&78 or 64&4'1U. NOW OPEN at Hunt!ncton Beach Police Reasonable. il62--76.19. 8't2-8442 847-9433. You &re the wl.nntr of e HUNTINGTON BEACH FINEST e nw. fil5..3'Tl9 lusineu Rental 445 Under New Manag~ent Dept. YOUNG Set School -Qoen &\.,,ER. Japaneee Gardener. one ttte pass SPAN!Sfl COUNTRY ESTATE LlVING ROOMS $15 -11: up wJklt $30 188 w. 19lh St .. CM FNO in vie. Mariner School 6am-7prn. 6 days. Ages 2-6. Comple1 e yard terv. Rclia. Good tor a whole carload 2 Acres beautiful park like surroundin~s. wk up aptJ. Ou.ldm & ~t PICKUP. & DEWVERY on C.M. aide. Yng blk fml Pro. teachers. $Z1 weekly. & ne~t. Free est. 642-4389. to any of the Sunken pool. Spark.Ung Spanish fountains. •<>.'!Jon. :m Ncwpon Bl><l, OF>~CE • 19 ..... "'I tt up. • 543-il640 * dog. Setter/Retrieve• mix. 646-371l6 or 645-11);7. Gonor•I Sorvlc.s nAClflC THEATRES • S • Roo • le ...... :... Cl\f. 5-1&-sT:.lS, 645-3967. !n.I Ml ft or more, lndlvl.dual Hand \Yashing, Hand rroning Partlallv trained. 64&-5.SlO MY home ,, 11.-hr. or ·~1---------r, ~acious ms Separa ~w•g room •·at/alr -•1 ~-·· ' " -DELUXE -Pvt ent. LI.laid '"" • near '"" :i.n."l:wa)'S. after 3, wk. per child. lntant to M r1. John K. Winter • W in Closets. Jlome like kitchen & cabinets &erv. No rmokers. Xlnt parking Short tenu ~ FND: 2 mo old blk fml pu~ pre..school 962-1595 H.B. 11862 Vii P1l1tlno · • 1 Bedroom Unfurn. $165. Furn. $165 61S--OJIO "' 7197 leue. Agent 836-4422 [ J t vt ~· lrvi•• . ..,, c: or .,...,... • """°"* py, Very cue. c. ...,. .. Carpenter ·-,. 2 Bedroom Unfurn. $185. Furn. ~ LAG u NA NI rue~ . . f"airv.·a,y Pl. ott Orange. -~---,,.------! . You are the w\Mer or _-•ALL UTILITIES FREE• maaterBr. private entrance REAR Sheet Metal btdging 01. WOODWORK, cabinets, one,~ ...... Walk to l{ Ungton C M'I<:. ~ llppl'OX 2Sx40 1uitable tor 64H5J2 ..... ...,.u_ ...,,,_ .. ..,.... ,..._ un enter i. bi.th. $85, ~729 plumber, electrie&l, T v p 1 530 _ ........ ,., &en re_..., Duke Good ror a whole carloud ADULTS NO PETS ROOM tor working woman Rep.ajr etc. 824~ A, Wqt lflOM 1 · FOUND Pug male, Newport Da Durka. 648-1598 846-&4lli 10 any of the LA QU !NT A HERMOSA with pr1vll-. 19th S~ Sl.15 mo, Inquire 824 MRS. ~enned,y s p 1 r 1 t u a 1 ::!~'· J'.li ~ , -~ typos 0carpanlry PACIFIC THEA JRES 1~211 PARKSIDE LN • (714;ke~~~l 1 545-6107 W 19th St. C.Osta Meaa. medium &: h 0 r 0 1 c0 p e eves 645--0748 _,6'C or sma 5.16-1648 4 Blk. S. of.San· Diego FJ:wy.: on ROOP.1 only or room & "TH.E FACT 0 RY'' con-~~ ac:tvt&e• on all .al· LARGE German Shepbered,· Carpet Service (S\tbjed to small service 1 B11r. \V. of Holt to Parkside boe.rd"ln'lf.lce.,~etiw:ime; 'sisting ot~22 ·urdqUeo ttotta fa.in ol hie. By ~ng -Vic Follrili.ln Valtey. Ras' -· , . -, , ·-c;ham;e .11.1 _11!.eatre). !:: Can on>-209!5. hu shops avail. fr $70/mo. v.'Omanhood baid ~ b be d JOHN S Cari>et & Uphblstery Please caU 642-5678 e:ct. 3t4 Gues.t Home 415 "Cl,l.IQerX_YilJaa;e," 425 30th she had the God-gi~n rown~eat .962-4702 ~rl-S~mpoo, tree Scot-to claim your ticket. <North Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apts., _ st., NB. 6'13-S608, Agt power to help hwna.Juty. chguard .Soll Retardants). Countv toll·lree number is N 8ff h Furn. or Unfum. ,.,., PRIV. & siml privet.II rm 642-3520. Has helped reunite the FND. Bassett Hound, fm1, l)(?grease"rs & all color 54{)..1221)) ewport c avail. Spacious w/iOurmct SEPARATE build' + separated. Will help you wandering In the Vlc. Npt. brighteners--& 10 minute ' ' Costi1 Mew food. 612-9Z78 ing gar. v.·/yoor job where you have Harbor High.. 673--6203 after bleach for white carpets. TOTAL SERVl~ES C 9. PARK NEWPORT l{O) sq ft. panlg, crplJ, adj fa11ed & through sickness. 4. Save your money by aaving Paint'g, Plu'!lb g. Mob1Je APARTMENTS Tl-IE F:XCJTING Summer Rentals 420 ~corner. 645-203> J No -pily for those knowing BLDNDE cockapoo -male. ~e extra trips. Will clean ~ Specialist. 64&-0977, (Subject to small ~rvice ehSJ'lie at theatre). Please call 642-5678 ext, 314 to claim your ticket. (North County 1011-tree number is "41> 1220). EXPER'D restaurant operator w/ex pert knowledge of food & bar, banquels, & all facetti of a successful ttsta_µrant opera· tion is avail. ·for employ· n1cnl In restaurant, resort, privalc club or hOtel alter 1'1ay i:;, 1973. \\lrite George Olsen, Cl;w.ilied Ad No . 588, Clo Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa J\1esa 9:l326 DRUMMER --PALM MESA APTS. 3 BD, 3 ba, very large:. Side STORE Avail April lat. 6ro ~~dot theyareinlneedl oDofbelp Vic -Circle Park -HB ~1\I'g$15nn.,A~~~ ~~ RAl1809N. G I "all-" on the bay MlNlITES TO NPI'. BOI. tie avail. No thru Sept. Per West isth St, $135 mo. In-"" rot come or t. not (12th & Marin} . "''J ,.,, , utters n L'U. FlJRN. OR UNFURN. wk, $400 _ J wie $450. July. quire 824 West 19th St Costa contuse her w:lth any other 5J6.-8751 couch $10. Chair $5. 15 )Tl. Quality work. Reasonable. Young man 19, ne-.v 1.n area. l:'e~l~!~ter~~ ~nug"':'"' ... •~.l~~elec~~t: $500 Aug. & Sept. lZ E. "'1eaa reader. One vl.&l.t will am-LARGE B1k Newfoundland ex~ what counts, not Free estimates. 968-2208. Rl'CenUy moved here from joy $750.'W> health spa, 7 Ins, shag-• • .t ...... aawia Bay frnt., Balboa Island. vlnce Y?J ·i <n4) 675-6791. dog & Shepherd-Husky ~ ref.1~.-0i.fil!'· myself. HAND¥MAN -all kinds of Indianapolis v.•ould like to swimming pools, 7 lighted ... ,,.. ..... ,..... 67J...3249 ~~ -0850 ~-, It. MH•a1vy together Vic La g una 0 work, small jobs a \\"Ork witb rocK group or in tennis courta, plw: miles of ~GA~t.a, no pet~m $150 Vacation Renti1ls 425 u·d.lllc. ppos1 e a n *Palm & Card Ruder Niguel 49&--1989 . L ~ }t Carpet-Upbolltery-p a~ty. 979-4636 546-9723. night club. Call Clip \Yard, b111cl.~~ tralls, pumJ·~-~·.Aahu.t1, · 1 BEDRM. From $160 ~. 21.1-C Broadwa,y. ~!ual, FuPtoychit Ad·c. vi Put) sMALL' black male q, Hm~ LFv·~ ~~ cop =u GE Ys~~n.!!: HOUie 1J.:""' 0 =b=2982w=.::·.-,---,, ~--om-.~1.~7_02 l! .......... -u. croquet. wuur 1 2 BEDRM. From $180 ARROWHEAD Holiday. New .---.""""'nt, ure. ce on rabies tags Catalina St. 535-03m · au, ng. i:uu .....aean-ups. -• from $189.50 monthly; also 1 Unfum Apta Avail From $10 ~ vJew home slee:ps HOUSE & garage, wood C-2 Love, Marriage, Business. Laguna Be~h 494-4163. ' • Odd jobs. 673-8748 and Z.bedroom plans and to $15 LESS. eight. Weekly rates. After 6 wJlrg, clear yard. Nr .. ·19tb No Pr'9blem too big to solve. ' C..trMnt, Concrete HOUSEHOLD Services win· NEED help at home! We 2-Story tov.'n houses. Elec· You're right, they're wider-PM, 545-ii495 & Newport. 646-2002. Special Readings $1. Open Lost 555 dow ard 1 ' 1 have ni<les, nurses, tric kitchens, private pa."~s 'ced 1561 •te.a Dr Ind · I t 1 450 Dail", 9AM-10PM. 7 3 2 2 FREE Estimates, Cement 5• Y 5• repa rs, e c. ho us ekprs. companions. or balconfet;-carpcting, dra· (~illu !!rom Newport Blvd.) BIG BEAR, lrg mod. cabin ustria Ren 1 We~ t min ¥er Ave BLACK male COCK·A·POO, Contractor d r Ive w a Y s, Ron, Sue. 5484797• ~-7919. i1on1 r1nakers Up jo hn , perles. Subterranean park-546-9ROO ~ee:~~~n4~~~42~Y or Westminster. 893-9854 ' ans to ''Spunky", approx 11,oJ sidewalks. Je115 A111.aldua. Hauling c'":.:7:_-'6=8"1.--~--~ Ing with elevators. Optional NOW LEASING yrs old 'No ID. Lost vie. 557-6324 C.M. I---''-------I RN avail for relief prl. duty. maid service. Just north of ADULTS BIG Bear. $50 Weekend; $100 Hunti"tton Beach f , Huntington Be a ch, CUSTOM Conae:te.. by GET RID OF UNSIGHTL\' 1 or 2 days wkly, or will Fashion Island at Jamboree LA COSTA APTS. week; $250 Mo. 2 Sty. home, NEW M-1 lELLO!' We hear you re \Vestminsler a r e a nr Renaissance Co. 60-90 day TRASH & DEBRJS Sl2. con1panion sit to the elderly. and San Joaquin Hilla Road. Moonridge. 494-9727 planning a GALA AFFAIR McDonnell Douglas. Ph: financing avail. Free est. LOAD COIJ... STUDENT. Xlnt. l'C'('s. 642-4637. T•Jephone !U4) ~"• 1onn 1 & 2 Bedroom Ronlols lo ~--430 H 940. Sq, Ft.N& Ulandp & you need some good 897-8174 S.16-6555 548--6428 ;;;;;ii:;;; .. -..,......~ e Carpeta n..... ~"9. • am1lton & aw entertainment We woulrl · BABYST 1 1ll'.n, d"" or night. for rental Wormatlon • ui-.pes 646.CJ697 or 83.3-0519 like to oUer om. music. Call GOLD ChaI:1n bracelet with PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, FATIIER & SONS, lree Call 497-2680, ask for ~igh. l;;;iiiii;i;;ii;;iii;;iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;• I• 71~ TJtB!lmilt 0'•1 Pakl ROOMMATE. Share 3BR I"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'' I 539-5059 in Garden Grove or s;o gold piece. Lost 4-5-73 break, remOve & repla.ee work, trash, yard & gar. Local references. ON BEACH! h.le nr 16th & Tustin, CM. ~7567 in Costa Mesa. FLY vie BaJboa Ba~ Club or the concrete. 548.-8668 for est. clean -up. Free est.1 -~~=~=~---1 354 Avocado St., C.M. Under 30, S102 mo + util. * Costa Mesa * FLYING FINGER N.B. P0<t Olfice. Reward. PATl~PLAN E S 1~84oc2-8,;182=·~-.,-..,...~.,--Halp Wanted, M & F 710 642.9708 College S tu d e n t OK. & SONG BIRD Call Davis 842-0067 or "'~ T _ R 32' Van for smrt furniture 2 Br, 2 Ba. From $238 Ccvered Parking. L a r g e Heated Pool. saunas and Recreation Room. 548-007'2 aft 7:30. ---~~uM:-·1,!642-~~-~~,..,...,..-..,...,... All Concrete work. 8!M-3533. hauls & garage cleaning. ACCOUNTING SEC/BKKR E X CE p T I O NA L OP· ROOMMATE wanted. $110. Low rent. Approx 750 aq. ft. VETERANS REWARD: Male honey beige FOUNDATIONS • Artistic ~1862. ELECTRONICS MFG. PORTUNITY-Model a p t• per mo. Util pd Blk to ;.=iig.hts 5i:~~: Earn $4.!t to b$7.00 .ritt hour Lhasa Apso, name Dawi. Planters, concrete & brick:tSKJP=="'w~AD=E=R-&,...,dwn-p-ctruc-,k Irvine Complex avail to rent. 3 BR beach. Avail 4/9. 645-3472 $80 mo, Call 64&-7663.. guarani Y usuig ~ Lost vie. Country Club &: patios, etc. Uc'd 6#-0687. work. Concrete, aspha1t Assist VP finance scope of HUNTINGTON PACIFIC townhouse w/a.ll xtra.s, encl .~alt"o.4"=~....,~--,.--,-~!tin:eS:':: ru:~lle:!. ~:._maba5S7~ :eMt.i~erde Block Walls _ Planters sawing, breaking. IWr-7110. activities to incl. gencra1 or-p~tio, cl08ed gar, dshwahr, WANTED -2 roommates to * COSTA MESA * Call now _ ... "' <J<>JJ Sidewalks -Driveways YARD, garage cleanups. lice, comp. bkkr & related dapoal, hltin range, pool & sbr 4 BR hM!, w/2 othenl. 547-9561 Ext 370 CALICO cat female missing 645-8720 mom. or eves. Remove trees, dirt, ivy. ac<·tg. runctions. 10 key, laundry~ Adults on1y, small H.B. area. $80 + util. bout 10 days blk diamond · type 00 \\'pn1, 2 yrs. exper. 711 OCEAN Ave .. H.B. pel.s OK. $260. Costa ¥esa 962-8668 1000 sq. fl. 2 Offices. FUU.Y lJCENSED !cross face ' Santa Ana Child Care Drlve\vys, grading. 847-2666. Xlnt. opport. for qualified \714) 536-1487 642-2007 ~~~------3 t*iase power. 1 yr old. •SPIRITUALIST• ( • LOCAL moving & hauling by candida1e. Salary Comm. Ofc. open 10 am-6 pm DailyL _:;UXU::.:::R::Y_FO_R_l_.E»_S ___ N_ow_ FEMALE will share lge 3 Good Joe. 717. c Ohnu Way. Spiritual readings 10 am-10 Country CJ_~&. Rev.·ard. INFANT CARE student. Large truck. Reas. "'/ability. TI4 _ 833-8.11 4 WILLIA?.1 \VALTERS CO. 2 bed BR house 2 blks from Avail. April 25. Call ~7663 pm. Advice. on all matters. Birth lo 7 mo. Tender, ex· 53'.t-18-16 or 534-2164. rm 2 bath &pis., fulJy beach. Call 645-5329 31.2 N El Camino, San LOST, brown puppy, answei;s acting &-24 hn dally. $50 . Advertisin~ Sa!C's CLEAN I od m crptd &· drpd, dshwshr, IMALE-""=".-,=f,::.m_al.:ce",'-'2:::::B'°R_a_pt FOR Lease M-1, 1,680 Sq. Clemente. 4 9 2-913 6 , to name of Leo, in vie wkly & up. 962-6265. GJ:'.N. Hauling. Tree/Shrub HIGH COMMISSION • rg, sunny, m e disposl. bltin range, .-closed Ft $175. Placentia Ave., Brookh t & At I ant a tnm. Gar & 'Yd cleanup. EASY SALES 2 BR. Apt. Bit-ins, displ, gar, pool, laundry, small to share, 5 blcks from pier, Costa Mesa. Inquire 1665 492-9034. urs ' CHILD Care-Lg. yd. Lots of Est. 531---6377, 577-690.f. crpl$, drps, patio & gar. 1h pets OK, no children, m H.B. 536--0917. Placentia, George Woods, PREGNANT? T h in k i n g ~25-4ss?" col l ect: TLC. $3>-$25 wk. 6---6. H I I GROWTH POTENTIAL blk to tile bay, 1~ blks Scott Palce, 64Z-2007 DIVORCEE shr 4.BR, con-675-1380 or 646-1164 abortion? Know all the facts 645-6987 aft. 6. 548-3917 ousec: ean ng Chamber or Commerce Com. ocean. Yearly. cH::ARBO=..:.o='-":::.:=c....--do, w/female, 'vhlch in· 'N=EW-~M~l~S---,~,h~Oll~I fll'tlt! Call 1JFE LINE-2-4 LOsr small b~S:C~lbrown Contractor HOUSE OF CLEAN n1uniry Books. Phone 675-1304 or 673-1909. RJWllion are a, eludes pool. 962-4Z74 · pace w ce hrs, 541_5522. female puppy vicinity 17th 962-6661. 2 y BRj' ~M Ocean view. :!ol •::,e. ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~ BACHELOR will share apt ~~ i~:~ s ~ PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-~J1Mnrovia. R e ward Comm'l,-J~u1, Rufd ~;'& d~'!:'~·7 ;~~·~=~: ............ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ear y, 0• $155--$145. Children over 10 in Corona del Mar, pool & Owner: 646-1252, 644-2228 fldent, s Y m path e t i C'I''""=-·,,--:-::-:-::-= New, remodet; repair. Store .642.68"J1 or 646·2527. ANCIENT 3' BR. 2 ba., frpl., bay v1ew. yrs. 2264-2268 Maple St. nr beach, 675-8876 pregnancy counseling. Abor-"1'9M" Orange male cat. fronts cust patios ofcs etc Yearly $325 Mo. View aft 5 PM wkdys. All ..:;;c..:;=:::..=="'----SMAU. forklift for rent, tion & adoptions ref. .Vic. Wibon & Newport Lic'd.' ooz.196i. ' • . XLNT "'Ork. expe~. with Ask For Mike Day Weekends. Garages for Rent 435 $150, also carpet carrier for APCARE 642-4436 Blvd. 642-9072 Anytime. references, days, nights & MARINER Jon6 Realty 673--Qll) same. Priv, party. &16-2002.. SWINGING SINGLES l,,:R::E:.;W"ARD""'o!O....'='"--.,..--J ACK TauJane . -Repair wk~nds, after 5 p.m., 892- UNFURN nu 2 BR duplex, 2 *CASA VICTORIA . ALLSPACE cau "Leah" 2-8 pm. DAI..1!fATION Puppy, vie of ~~:1ii. addit. 20 yrs exp.l .c24.cS8"':--~,--,.--Ba, gar space, -~n 'hnh 1 & 2 BR. Furn & Unfurn. S.lf Storage Rentals Wanted 460 ~.,... "122 T\i.slln Ave., CM. .Costa ic . fy Way Co. 547-0036. C ~1 Cloan'lng ---~ C&rpe{s,-drpes,DJW,--'f.V ~ Additions Remodeling ar...--;~l~:. ~ r-~1 fj ~se, ~~~ ant Pool. etc. Come by & .. Mln1 Wal'ehoU11i BLIND diabetic -female. ALCOHOLICS Anonymot_m. ~~~ ~~~ ~~8 at· -c;envlck & son Llc'd Floor-Care & Windows Inquire about our Mo\11!'-ln Various sizes from S25/MO. needs room &: board, TLC, Phone 542-7217 or wntel.,C""='-~'7.-~-;==:-: 673.rotl * ' 549-2110 Dutch !\1aint Setv. 537·15ClS 213-442-4450 Allov.·ance. 525 Victoria St. U lock it· U keep the key. can pay up ·lo $200 mo. P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. MALE yellow Retriever o-•· d Cl • 1'i'.:>R IC'ase unfurn. pl.ush new-At Harbor c M 642 8970 On site mgn. 24 hr. access Refs. Wrlle Classified ad ' "Jason" lost Marchl, Dana Drafting eu1cate ean1ng ly decorated 3 Br, 2 Ba con-' · · ~ · No move in. No move out fee No. 619, Daily Pilot, PO YOUNG couples club, 18-35 + Point area. Child's pet. ---~------* \VE DO EVERYTHING * do. Dbl garage w/C'lec REAS. Attr. 1 & 2 br apts. Security PatroUC<I Box 1560 Costa Mesa Ca. 539-3344 or 548-3643 496-0538 PLANNLNG any sire job. Refs. Free est. 646-2839 opener. pool, lh mi to ~t~ t.~~pets. 147 E. l8th Open Dally for Inspection 92626. ' Call "'LEAi-I" 2-8 pm FOUND desert turtle vicinity ~7--06'6 '°. ~~~~~19~.n. Ca 11 Janitorial . beach. S32i. 637-3296 -'-'-"=-------I Hamilton & Newland St., HB CORONA del Mar, wanted Soci1I Clubs 535 Santa Ana Ave., Newport """"'" FOR Rent Yearly. $295/mo. Huntington BNch 833-0519, tt no ans, 646-0697 pvt room wll meal per day SINGLE•. Beach ~dening CLEANrNG Service. Com· Unfum 2 BR. 2 BA BAY 1---"'--·-----IOffice Rental . 440 for very active elderly lady. 5-18-7971 mercial, Residential. 7 yrs. DUPLEX. No garage. 1 BR. Deluxe. Adult poolside Will pay approx. $200. mo. Receive a select number ot 1'"0UND apparently Pet PROFESSIONAL gardener, Expc-rience. Calliets. win- Adu.ll.11. 673-7706. 223 l9lh garden bungalow, near FULL SERVICE 6~3779 quality compatible matches Pheasant. Near 17th St. & tree work, Pr u n l n g • do\\'S, \\'ails, floors. Call St .. N.B. ocean. Frplc., lrg patio, 6 We1tcliff BUilding RESP. \Vorldng student 1rom 1{0)'s in your area, Newport, Costa M esa . sprinklers, cleanup jobs,l.;;Ro;;"O;ii4lll;;..:~::933;::,.=:-,..,-:7;- 2 BR dUplex. Cl'pt, drps, pools, sauna, tennis. $160. Corner Westcliff Drive & needs bechl apt N.B., each w/LARGE Pl-101'0 & ~9912 1 ands ca P 1 n g George. OFFICE cleaning, Ii c' d, refrlg & range. No , "84&-0259.c:..=:.:·....,~~---Trvine Blvd., New p 0 T t Balboa, $100 max. Loe ref.I. comprehensive prof!le. 1s'-IAM~~E~SE~~Ca-t-, -m-alc-,-, _v_ory_ 646-5893. bonded. 7 Yrs exp. in area. children, no pets. $160 mo. 1 Newport Beach Beach. Mr. H 0 w 8 rd ~ I Guaranteed & CO!lfidential. dark Sealpoint, injured front EXP. Japanese Gardener 642~ or 64&-2527. 2247 State Ave, CM. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;1 ~~~-~101~.=-===-;;,; 1 BR apt or sml house nr I Call now & i:eceive FREE paw. Limps. Mesa del Mar. know how. Tr I mm Ing, Landscaptng NR Hoag Hosp lg 2 BR., I' DESK -"-bl $50 beach in CD?.t:, Balboa, sample profile sheet on 1 546-8697 Clean-up, Small landscap-1---....:......:'"-'----'1o ncl 3 BR., 2 ba. lower duplex. space av....,. e f il perspective INTRA-DATAlc;'==--,.---,.,,---. ing. DISCOUNT plants & sod. 28A, bltlns, pat , e gar. Xlnt cond. ,.._.,le., close to mo, Will provide furniture wanted for mo o Apr· . match. LQSf grey & white cat 968-3486 $1B5 to SZlO. Adults inq. 4150 • •v at $5 mo. Answering senrice 64()-1751 aft 6. TI4-S4l-J73S 21J.(;58.'M·A·T·E' w/tan spots near So. Cst Lamdscaping, maintcnanN>, A. Patrice Rd. 642-4387. beach. $300 t1o. furn, yearly. availabl..?, 17875 Beach Blvd. Misc. Rentals 465 24 Hours Plaza. Ansers lo "Zipper.'' E.XP American Japanese cleanup. 645-4191 645-6178 BRAND New Oceanfront UNF. 3 BR .. 2 ba.; cJ,06e Huntington Beach. 642·4321. ----------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Reward 979--000 gar?encr for clean-up & Pi1inting & . . 2 BR 2 BA to bay & ocean, some vcw. '==',"-'-;-=.-..,,-.,,,-=·I maln. N.B., C.M., & H.B. p h . Condom1n1um , • Brand neo.v. $400, yearly. OFFICE Space 444 Old YRLY nlce 1 BR furn apt, LOVE WORN LOST female gray tiger cat, S40-7373 aper ang1ng $400/mo. ye a r Lease. Newport Blvd. 3 blk>l No. of N'pt Beach. April 19 · Discover DISCOVERY black stripes, vie. 16th & EXPER. Japanese, maint. CUSTOM PAINTING G7r,. 7694 Coast H"'Y· 1 Olc-1900 sq. $135-$155. 675-8609, Jim PROFESSIONALS !n a field Santa Ana, 64~2933 Cleanup, landscape. Free . • EASTBLUFF -lovely ff. s:m. 1 O!c-2'24 sq. fL $85. of Ama1eur Matchmakers. LOST Jong haired Siamese e 8 t 1ma1 e 3 • 530-ll33. Inter/Ext.er. Unfurn. inter. Townhouse 2 Br, 2% Ba, Both util pd. 548-5.300 (Est. 1966).. ·male cat. Vic. Harbor View 8am-8pm spec. price. Free rolor con- frpl. 2 car cl~ gar. NEW cusl. dee. ofc. suite has (7141 835-6885 (213) 387-3393 Dr .. CdM. Reward. 644-2615 suiting & est. Lie. Ins. Adults ~ Al•-nTllntl PRUNING, Tree Trimming, Won't be underbid. 642-6005. · · own N.B. st. addttu. 7C6 WHITE & apricot fluffy cat Le '"" and Cl fro I 2 tt will ~ri•tlon '"""' anscap--e eanups. N w-~ BRAND new ocean n • sq. · ,......... • jj.••... lost vie. Corona de! Mar. 546-9490 o l:lllung_ bd, 2 ba, leaoe $300 mo. I & 2 BR. APTS: fl"• air cood. plenly pkg. [ laJ Pl•""' call 644--0277 JAPANESE G d * WALLPAPER * 673-6719 Furnished & Unfurnished, l8l5 WestcliU 548-9586 Announcements ,500 lost.ndfowd LOST _ Bluepoint Slameae Complete y!;'WO:kne r& When you call "?.Jae" 'lBR, l'h b&, studio, patio, 1 NEW. MODERN. 1617 WESTCLIFF ~rjorie Paddock c.. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· ;;11r~em~a~l~o~ru-~1~7~th~&~Oran~:·::e. cleanup. Free est. 642-3l02. 548-1444 646-1711 j~~~ne.nos-1~ ~~·Jp~ LAS CASITAS Apts. 1294, 756 &. St:> sq. ft., ample 2240 Maple • Reward. 543-4678.. COl\-lPLF;I'E La w n & PAINT~NG & Papering, 20 20102 Birch SI. pkg, util, janitor. Baum-Coil• Mosa .Found {fru ads) 550 • FOUm> OR LOsr A PET! Gardening service. Hauling Yl'.5 in Harbor are a. LARO. 3 txl, 1% ba, studio 9J9..8889 gardner •104. 541-5032. Bureau ~f Lost Pets & cle<1n-up. Jim 548--0405. Ji 2 c:_li:ded. Refs . furn. new shag, pooJrsU:· 1utii !!!!~!!!!!!'!!~~~~!.!!"~I EXECUTIVE Suites, lmmect You are the winner of SET ol ~ar key.s for a Ford Open 9am 2pm, 636-5685 PIONEER Enterp Exp. local · ~ pd. ~5647i · ape * LA PARISIENNE * occup. Coast Hwy at Npt Good fo~e a~k:arload found vie Fashion Island. LOST man's glasses April soil cond. Flower inst'l & PAINTING ~repair. 35 yrs. 2 BR. drps, crpt, bltrui, gar, 1 & 2 BR, 2 BA. Furn & Blvd. Ample tree prk'g. f h 675--2672 eves 3rd Mai;TH! Ave, Balboa care, sod, cleanup. 64&-6852. Workmanship goar. Take yard. Young child, no pets. Unfurn. S155 & • Up. _S<_,,...... __ . ------PACltflo ""'c THo EAt eJRES FND Lady's walch S. Coast Island. 644-2914 IRISH -~-I advan!age of n1y exp. \Vtr pd. 645-4229 Mgr. Fireplace. Hid Pool. Adullll. 000 Sq. Ft. OFFICE v.•/ldt & Plaza. Cal! to i~cntify. ma i nte~n';~r, trim~~~ 536-7056 . . LARGE 2 BR, fireplace, step 979-1268 Ba, $155. ALSO 600 Sq. Ft. 54&-8547 free estimates. 979-8334. _ UP to 15'/o off on hanging 11 to beach. Patio, yard, gar· Across from Goll Course STORE $155, C.1'1. 646-2130 (Subj~ to small service SILKY T . M V rd I I!~ I you buy material from The arl 673 ='" ~02 Santa Ana Ave. -=--• emer, esa e e 1 .. 1--1on JAPANESE GARDENER H "'7~"6 age, ye Y· _,...,-, ,...,..., PRIME Orange Co u nty charge at theatre). Country Club area. . '""' . CM. NB. AREA =•=ng=m='"c;:-~=-..,...~-,---,- Apt1., SEACLIIT l\-1anor Apt.a:. 2 airport area. 2400 sq. ft. Please call 642-567! e:ii:t 314 -'540-4609 • 645-17!16 e PROF. painter, honest work, Furn. or Unfum. 370 Br. Unlurn $165. Fum Sl80. Call Mr. Harney, 835-2ln to claim your ticket (North CAlJCO Female _ Vic _ reas. Int/ext, free~ est. ~=n~Av~· f;1·a~ 1 & ~RM. dlx. suites. Adj. County toll-free number is Marguerite, CdM, plastic Schools & QUICK CASH Refs. 548-2T:>9, 557J7455. Colt• Mesa Airporter Hotel. No lse. req. 1 =°S.W.'='1220~)= . ....,.....,.,,...-,--., wh.ite collar -673-5936 instructions 575 * PAPERHANGER * 1;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;1 wo;1~:,0~=~·Yrly, 2172DuPontNo.8.8.13-3223 B~~~~ff'hb~l~d:amg~~ SMALL black male dog, KARATE DAILY PILOT Carl Rebko 646-2449 * * * Anita's RentaJs, Bier, 2005 ROOMY office, lowest price, brunch in the Sea Terrace rabies lags, Catalina St, PAINTING . Reasonable • 540 sq. ft., Downtown fro 10 30 Laguna Beach. 494-4163. Cl"--........ ,..._, ~9, Mon Eves: 675-7307 D•"": 979-S840 \V, Balboa Blvd. 673-3)58 Lagu Le 494-3028 will be open m : to ~ ,...,_ .......... u-WANT AD ---SPARKLING NEW na. ase. 2::SO, Hotel La g u na • Have something you want to thru Fri. 84.l W. 19th Sl. & -Don- 4001-D BIRCH, N.B. Reservations also being aell?' Classified ads do It Placentia, C.P.f. Pla~ter Patch, Rapafr II &J $160/Per Mo. 541-5032 taken for F...aster buffet. Sell Idle ltemR .• · fi.U.5678 642-8387 551·3683 642 5678 · ' BAY SHADOWS "'""" --========:..;=~=="'====...;;:=======·l iFO>,.;;:ttlha;;;tti1ii;1e;;;mtiunc1m;;;;cr;-;;$SOiii:,'11ryn • •PATCH PLASTERING A ';••·---~-~ the Pl"llny Pincher. All types. 1-~ree estimates partments 1 can ,.,._ Spackms, Ll<ht & Ch,.ry! Rooms 400 STAR G.A:"E'm>"1<") Plumbing l BR'1 FROM $157 ,1£1 -""-"'1'1 2 BR'• FROM $177 s.m P•rry •rcuYJLro1wN---.-c='-l Trader's Paradi"se L.R. or1s PLu•m!Nc ,# --· -• &352 C"a st"etlion Or. M: 'ro.irt>oi,.A.cfl\--0.W -i:-. _.u•u Remodels & Repairs. \Vatcr -v"' ,, .. , MT•, 11 t'tJ. httltt"MJ;-dispoAftlt. fum1tce8. Beautiful appointments in· Huntington Beach J.ctordI"" to tit• Shan. • ocf. iz~M!i} dshwashrs. 642~ ri.t:/C & cl~ Decorator Fireplaces. l'ou are the winner of 1'o deyelop message tor SUtdoy, 2-32...u.63 , ,. nes B/A. Complete Pluntblng --511'!(:-~tk\g~.&-ivate ---.. r-........ reodwordscorr-.......Aing fOrNflbrlq -81 .... Servi PaUolJ. 'Pool • Jacuul • Good 7~~ a ·~J;~~d ·-cf -·-zoaroc~~j;'gn, -•.:::.=:=......f:::.;;c;;·""""~'I ----ce. Volleyball court • Gas I ~ :JI You . 61 What PLUJ\tBING REM-JR. ~~ N~. Garages. PAcir1c'TilEaTIIEs !~ n~ ~= ti mes -"0·jo~~~al~ 5$ome 35.v. 65...._, Pool Service & -W BAY St (SubJ~ all rvt e0oy J6Co11c•1tratrt 66&11~ d0-11 ...,,. • • L"-'• to sm 8e ce GIMIHI 7Awolcl 377!f'l'llF1Q 67Rtwhllon ars fnstaltetlon Colta Mtsa charge 1111 theatre). ~MAf J'f 1En¥1,.,,. JIPelJOrial 61ProctieoC u--~· E-103 P1c.,. call 00.5678 ext. 314 " • 9 C.. "'" .,_,..., ,_,._.. l II tlk l CN-"-.t:JUHt10 ·10New ..OHorwoW 70C-- * * ocam your c e. 01·u1 ,._6-19 11E11C411r.nt .CIYour JICorry County toU-btt number ta 12r-i .c2~ 721t't 5M).U2()). IJ Day Al Will 73C,ltkfhd SPACIOUS 2 BEDRM 2 bath 1•k"9 4-4Help ''""-CA'llco.H + df!o-Ponl A 1.aunftry RQOJ\{ for rent -Kitchen ,",Hopes-"'SMllM 7.5Stlmulotlng ote. u ~ I .11 1 __ , n S.Q prlvtl. $15 per week. Hun· 6Ltohtly """" 765ucciMd , ari lief!, c~gar, Q' ' !lngton Beach. 8'12-3687 17Gt... "''~ n1o11 '""'·'' bliin ran}.o-t, dlspo .111, ll No •IOo-1 11eo11s 7.1w .29 dsbwshr, f1y crpld It drpcl . 2 P.OOMS w/bRth, furnished, 19 But 4'1Plont 79You -.]3.82-17 Adull living. Small (l('l~OK. C.M. $100 Inc utll's. Older 2011 50Mtillodt ao1.,.. 778 <--~11 Pia-. 64).m tenant. 64~20 I 642~560 21 ~"O 51 Fko\d 11 c-.-1tr kJl.V .. --.. 22Contoct1 .528e 820r 2 BR. Free UdH1iu. Pool. HOOM for rent. mature 23 WIM 53 lie 83 And d h br • ., Id no d"'-"' 24 Do 54 1~ ti WOl'lt Encl &llr, s w , ~ "NOr ng man, • uuung. is fw 55 ext 85 llltw AVOCBdo St. CM 646--1204 Q)tivcnle.nl Joe. 646-Q)lO 2<o Your 56 To 16 1 BR. Furn It UnL Pool, Nr *NICE BR kit ~v optional ~~ ~=td ~~11 • Ahopl. Adulla, no pets. tJtU prt tdult home near all. £, 29~ ~9 St•ltttr 19 ""'°"" Pd. 1884 MonnMa S48 0336. Costa Mesa 548-t7l'l :iot..1 60 u... toAl*O A eood WUC ad ts a l'QOd in-Fut retu.ltl are iuat • phone s.®GooJ @Abme f)~t.at . -...ttt. ca11 ·-· &cHm. ---~==~s=,,,.,:;~=,,,.,:;;;;.,=;;,.,~ .\ ( ) TI2 St James Pl., N.B., 3 BR., l" ba., ocean vu, Owner consider loc. or coinm Income for $45M eq. Marie Les RJtr. 548-17U. SA!LllOAT 45". rugirod x ean cni~r. value $22,000, tqulty $14,oo:>. Want motor home or tree &: clC!ar des• crt, 6 PM. 838-4651. IL\ VE 4M tqully in 5 acre. wilh 1 wattt share nr Apple Valley. Want motoe'bome or local propmy. Pat Can- lttll Real!Or, 1133-1224. ANTHONY POOLS (WORLD'S LARGEST) Sl-IELL at.ate. ot the Union Ll!t us plan your pool- bronze M'll $7.50 each. ~ ObllgaUon, 493-6226 Swap for 1aw1. chain, table. Sewing/Altereti,ns ak.111 roto tiller, sliver dol·l"--;;..:"--''------ lan. or ??7. 645-6826. Alterat ions-642-5845 FTBERGLASS ~t. lully Neat, llCCW1l lC!. 20 )'C.'.ln e:qi. equlpt, 80 HP Mercury eng, Tutoring will trade (Or Station waaon .;_;.;.;;c.;.;;:._ ____ _ or ??? VERSli: TUTOR: To b n 1 • 493--3885 author or Arizona A .. z & llAVE $5000. cash&: a $4.~ Quick Oro~ Fwc, -111 tulor lot tree & clt. Want "bread lndivldua.ls In p r I v a t e. A butter" rental untti tn MSS!ont: br~ntn(r 10 April lfarbor 1rta. or N. to Lcxta 73. Call (714) 87">2448· Beach. Bier, m.7225. NP«I a "Pad"! Place an ad! Call 642-5678. Now Hiring DISHWASHERS Daytime. Age 1.S-21 Ar:iply In Penon J pn1·5 pm, Mon-Fri 2607 \V. Coast Hwy. Newpo11 Beach 646-0101 ARTISTS We ,\·ould be pl~ lo view representative ('xantples ol your 'vork. Art Resources is a unique supplier of Art to business and the home. Our Art Resources Agents \\'ill be at the ConlercnCt' room ol the La g una Sl10res, 4.19 N. Coast Hwy, Lnguna. The hours are noon lo 7 PA-1 Tuesday, April 10th and S.5 \Ved· nC>sday, April 11th. ASSEMBLERS For 2nd shift in Electronics firm, night pre1nium onerecl. No exper req. Apply in person. Potter & Brumfield Div. A'MF lncxirporated 26181 Aroopuerlo San Juan Capistrano An equal oppor. empl M/F ATTENTION BOYS & GIRLS Start that Summertime job now!! Work part-time after school and full time this sun1n1cr. You can make $25- $10 and n1ore per wct'k. You niust be J2-16 years old and live in the Ne1\1J0rt-Costa J\1esa • J·luntington Beach area. l-lel p us get new custon1ers for our paper and win F<intastic Trjps and Pritt!!. -CALL T 0 D A Y ! 642-87fJ6, ask for NI r . Adan1s. ATTRACTIVE slim girls to demonslrate new food prod in mkts. Own trans. Pit $50 avg per v.·k: cn4l 67J.-6663. AUTO Transmls.'l:ion &: line m!X'han- ic con1binat1nn. ;\Just have j yrs. minln111n1 expcriel!Ci! }'ortl, Lincoln J\1crcury. J-l~th & lif<'• dental-insur- ance. benefit~. 1,11 i;:hop uni· form expenses paid, 5 days week. 7:30 t9 5:30. Excel. lent-work'lng OOndl.tiona. Call Mr. Art Mc:Connick at Gus-JC1hon Uncoln-Mercury 714-14~ AUTOMOT!VI Ex'per!enct!\J Used C a r J\ff!Chanlc. Oicvrolel Dealer. Call J\tr. P.tll,Y, ~1~. AVON WANTS YOU! Ue an lndepende.nl AVON R~ntaliv~ & EArn money in )'Our ,par~ Umti near hOmc. Call: 540-7041 or ~5341 TIME FOR FOR ACTION. • • CALL 642·5678 .. 1 -... . . ...,,. l[Il] I ·l[IlJI SatW'dly, .April 7, 1973 ~-·=· , DAILY PILOT ·.f L ~·-· ( ][jJJ [ ~··· -J[j] 1...-.I _.,....._,.,..,_J[tl I Help Won!_od, M It F 710 u 1.1e ........ t.cl-M • ~ "" Help Wonlocl, M It F 710 H 1 W ,_, M I F 710H I W 1-~ M & F 710 n _ ....... -•Lc ... uv. Holp Wonted, M & F 710 Molp-Wontod,-M -lt F-710· 1 P on ""' 1 P on ""• --BABYsrm:R.-J<wpt~IW-~ '-etisr:-sERVJ • Jtl,zb School area your · c.... · • • tt u u ~ t,; I'\ ... i;; P' t; H. &: home, 2 1o 3 hr$, mid-di\)', 'PART~TIME childcare for wori<lng epic. L.1\'E~IN. ron1pa.t1ble. ~\'(l1n~n ROO. ESl'ATE SALES TRAINEES -~t-F, ~1140. EVENING work. Quick, re-v.·12 octlve hoy1. 6 & ~· to care ror .se1n1-1nvalid SUCCESS CAREE!t NOW HIRING 8 aourceful men over ~ yNl. Unencurubt•rOO v..:omu.n ~ lady. J\1ust drive & cook. New or experielleed. Join the -:c -~YSn;'ER ·"Mesa Verde ncoded. Previous exper not 50, able to drive, cooking, \Vatl'rlrtu)t apt. Reply P.O. World's 1&.ritllt and wte:11;1+=~~==-"'-"'..JlJt:iD_USTBJ E_ --~ ~ ::EYEA.R.-CUARANTEE -1-EJ.cm. SchOo~ ~a. Care tor n~NJ')'. avail for baby.5lt1lni;r In-wt• Box 753 Balboa 92661 .. .i.... sal °"""""'Ion FULL TIME PART T fME I I Ma Y ·1""~Keinmon>\Vashers-t 2 girts. MQl>'Fro. 557-1548. CALL 11 .7 $98 wk. occ. 5 days. 10-1. Must have , , ;',".;~~ no':'wotk of over 300 $4Sf.~ Mo. $~10 Mo. ...._ - BABYSITTER needed days, ref. Salary open \Vrite MACI-IINISI'S ofllct!S and become a. Leadme,,..$upervl1or1 636-2840 * 839·l7'i8 f ' my home. 1!tg Beach. 59&-7n4 547-09\3 Cla.ss.lfied nd No. 654 c/o n1e1nber of our Millionaire B "ldl M I I I06 ~1&-1801 alt 5 p.m. DELIVERY MAN Daily Pilot, P.O. Box ll60, DAVENPORT Club. Multl-mllllon dollar d $120 & Up S.lory A ti 800 u o ng otor •I • ·~ • k CollUt ro.1esa Calif 92627 Isl Secon shift work . No experience necessary. __!' qua • SURPLU< BUILDING -Ban Bookkffpers TV's & Appliances • • Set·UP Men advert J.ng program. Free -... e Statement Clerks Davfg...Brown Hou s EKEEPER/compan· guaranteed licensing school. Training provided. lf accepted. SUPER SALE i 1ATEHIAL . lOIXl'& ~NEW • Tellers -41-1E.17th St. C.?-/J. ion to elderly lady Do-.mey BROWN Excellent sales 1ralnlna;. Call saturday (714) 776--8551 to make ap-2 DAYS ONL y rr£}1$! Doort,Jun\ber. ply. M in •. 1 yr ·exp. DENTAL. Asst Challenging ~r:ha S= $45& P<'~rh.~~ ~ ~11.caU vtratntit Jones pol.ntment with personnel director 10 A .M.~ Oc<.'Ora.tor urms & Antique~ v."OOCI. l}hnn Sher.Ung, nlOld· Contact: M r. Walsh position awaits Preventive room. 673-j()Sl & SHARPE -RED' CARPET 5 P .M. Partial Llslirig: ~~'1l·~ERS0 's''u'·RPLUS k of Control A"t. Exp. nee. c-A U ~1 Tables, itound 0Ak, Catt' LOg · B•n Costa Mtsa Must FMX -ne(lt, depen. HSKPR.SITTER. -t HRS, 3 .,..t. P •• en Realtors ~'!"!'~""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!"" .. '""""""""""""!!! Porcelain Top tM Table. 2406 So. ~lain SI .. S.A. .979-4200 , ·dable, personable 552-8339. days V.'k. Boy age 7, no Good -"'ages. Xln't co. bene-REAL ESTATE SALES Help Want41d, M & F 710 Help Wanted, MA F 710 1 Okk Bridal <.."11~1.·oak r.ton !hru Sal 10-5 Equal Opportunity .Employer pressures. Good job for de· . FREE L S! Dressing Tttble, Victorian n<&: 546·1032 ' l I BARMAID . DENT ••· --N oUI"" pend. person. Can Jive in. tit&. l!'•2rna1: hil1tea:dy e1nploy· ---_ lCEN -.RN Supervi&or. day shift. S CE St __. .. _ Walnut Lu.We & Annchult. r-moras I , responsible, Da~ ~ """"'" ew ...... Call tor details 642-3481 men· n i; • t'O~ilinlt•· · TRAINING 1'"'or information & appt ERV:I a: Ane._...t, -ShlfL . Exp'd preretted but \vill REXNORD INC. Famous Real Estate Licens· phone 494-&>75. Lag u ni-flHnte eves. 2 YrS. Ute ~f. J,a~tgj~~:~~~~:~. Equipment 801 .,. ' • • Call 67S-51n • train. Salary open. C.M. HO USEKEEPER/Cook Expr 8 -'al F 01 Ing Courac now available Beach Nursing Hon1e. mech. exper. Neat in ap-Gold Leaf Pltr i\fin"O r & ,! -· BEAUTICIAN Be 557-968}. , for couple. Unencumbered. pt'.'C1 ty 8.lltener v. th•• Tarbell Realtora.· ~-, pea.ranee. App1" ""'"''· 2590 ... ., CRO\VN G•·a00"I• Xlnt your own Li · Pvt &b r.... 3130 W H bo .... r•"°"' SEASONAL work J\tnvlstto ..,. ••• _,~ console. 1\1\rroni, pil"hll'l'S, ~ . V''"· · bo!S, make' more money, OOMESTIC 'Help -Goorge J e-rn. &ll-~ a. VVV\l • ar r Placement Se.rVice. Free Sept. 30th~ ri.tusi be"""willina ·Newport Bl, CM. ~ trameJI G.lass Jumps tond. 6 OO'A' f1hn pe.cks. $120 J .• J take off when you want. Allen Byland Agency, 106-B 5 ary. · Santa Ana Training Program. Earn to v.'Ork sat, Sun & tiolt~aY~ SSRVICE Statkm Attendant beaded· bags, &-rt gla.~ &: or trade for KOQd oond. twin 1 1 Rent a station, $30 week, E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395 AN OCEAN VIE\V Home in n4/546-5100 213/58.5-2184 while you learn. Call Al Apply Big Canyon CountrY full or p/time. £xper. O\•er cut glass, Bric·a·brac from $1 lens. 548-3902 towels incl. Nu shop in Laguna needs mature live\ Equal oppor. employer m/f Sloan <n41 832·5440, on Club, l B1g Canyon Dr., NB 18. Apply Brown's Shell, 990 \\1K>le$llle prict-$ 11tartlng OMEGA Enllll'Kt'-l' B2'lXL Newport Beach, •518-2412 or Dr's Assistant in Ho use keeper/C90k.' Weekends <TI4> 8.12-7000. 644·!>4()1. . I E. Coast 11 .... ·y. NB 641-'131 . Friday at 10 iun. lenses for 35 & 2'4 I'>{'&". Cost ~2816 Private Bdrm & sitting SA SHA,~ •SSISTA"T """k Ooo•· llllPQrf" $2'J5, Must Sell $ 150. Young lady 118-261 to a'5ist room + gcnemus ™•l'Y· MACHINISTS REAL ESTATE SALES LES '~ " " _._ • 2-389 BEAUTICIAN v.·anted for in health spa. Will train, no Eves & \Vknds fi-ee 10 enjoy 11 JOB Sttlsfaction Lie. I-lair Hunters, Fash\on 1896 Harbor Blvd. l.i-64"'""""'-----~=1 Mallie's \Vig & Beauty e.xp. nee. Apply in person lhe beach. PH: 557_$81.l ~ssive manufacturing Nl.'W & r.eaale. Newport & Your Gotil? Island. 644-2151 . Costa ).tet1a Furniture 810 Salon, exper. in hair goods. ·any aft or eve. ?J30 \V. days 01, 499--~7 . e~s & co, ,v/xln't v.·orking coods Hun~ngton Beach. Fannert •Insurance Group, SHIPPI~G . Pa<'kaging, fSubject to prior.sale) l----------l Sal comm & \•ac. 548-3446. coast Hwy .. N.B. wknds. & bencf:its needs person for ARBOR VIEW ono of America's largest Clcr.k Trainee, Pal. Elec· MARGENE WATSQN SALE MATTRESSSES BEAUTY Operator, nlale or iiOUSEl<EEPER I Compan· days for automatic SCre\v HOMES inultiple line C.'Ompanies tron1cs Company. ·6 3 9 1 10060 Meadowlark Ave. E. NGLANDERS female, Nights & Sunday. -DRIVERS v.•anted with class ion for elderly lady 7:30 n1achii;ies, set:uP & operate 1829 Port Sheffield Place has optonings for agents l~ We s t .min s ter Ave• Fountain V11ley • Perma Tress, 2300 Harbor, 1 or 2 License to dl'ive AM. 2:30 pr-,1, Mon thrU or. t~ainee with some nla· NeY.'()Ort Beach 833-0780 this area. \VIII tl'aln you for\ ..;;W,;oes:;tn:o'°"""="terC:.------You are the .... ~nner of 100's OF MAirRESSES Costa Mesa. !>49-0757 ll'ansit huses in Orange Friday. Vic of SprlngdaJe & ehSH~R~lc)~n(ORP wk-days only a career in Insurance. (21 SHOE Salesmen. e"per. one frl'C Pftllll MtJST SEU. TtllS \\'EEK ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' I -· ' ·-Be8lfly Operator \Van ted. Cowtty -Santa Ana & beach Heil. Hunt. Bch. Call l\olt'S. Training \\•Ill not interfere Management Trail1('{!. Apply Good for a \vhOh· carload AT TlIESE LO\V PRICES. Gwen's Beaucy-Shop cities. New equip., growing 1'111.SOn, s.s at 5.36·5414. Aft. h Ap~ly At Real Estate Sales w/your present employment in person, S&A Shoes, 333 E. to any of the PRICE INCLUDES BOX 4943294 1~~~~~~d-;~nlngse~u;: 5:30 at 846·5137. ~;; ~. ~~~~t;~~c OPENING FOR ~d~~~e~ held in strict con· 1*71h StSho., C.M. Fo PACIFIC THEA, TRES 2SJ~~G~J((A:lr~~f;; Boat Manufacturing gram especially designed to HOUSEKE.EPER Live-In for Santa· Ana Your Future >P reman Fibt rglass Tooling qualify each profess. coach 4 & 6 yr old girls. Mission Equal Oppor. Employer flew or experienced licensed Is Unl'1ml"-..1 PLASTICS MFG. DEALERS . APARTMENT Men operaior. Apply at 1126 E . Viejo area. Call work, 'Real Estate Salespeople. """' (Subject to am.all service OWNERS WELCO~lE Washington, Santa Ana, 871-9020 ask for Elleen. . Your own private desk & Call 963-4518 or 557·7S42 & Silk SCREENING ('h1U1te at theatre). Term111oeuh, nnance, B of A 11~r1'~~fd r:~1:s y,1:::~';'~: . Calif. Bhv. 9-12 am Beg. HOUSEKEEPER live.in, pvt ~AI~ pa~ time, ~fllce phone, good \Valk·lns, tree For An Appointment Fast growing, small local Please call 642·5678 ext. 314 REPOSSESSION ing. Aircraft exper. ok. 4/9. room, TV. Spanish speaking ~I=~~~:. Overso;,e 979-= ~vy~~~~~li~~~t;~f:~ Sales coyoompang n;ann1eeds ambitl~us ~~~yimt~~~!ckn~~~~~I~ CENTER Many co. benefits. Long DRIVERS, p/time. Over 21. OK. Call aft 5:30 $4G-l978 5 pm to 7 pm w. E. Lachenmyer, Rltr. Attention All --inV:ntory, i:r~~=:;~ 'r' ~ 540-1220). . 619 s~~ 4~1A sr. term program. World ' s Hunt Bch area. 16532 Beach MAID-l..1otel. App \ y Ex· 646·3928 Eve: 6734577 YO er 1 sho k Writ largest bUHder of frbgls .B:::••:,:d::.•.::H:::.B:::·-~-~~ INDUSTRIAL UNG gen a P v.·or · e CLEARANCE SALE ()pen 9:oo.6:00 .11 ht Co tact Wil ~ ecutive Suites, 2080Nev.'()Ort REAL Estate Sales. Why not Classified Ad #589, Dally SAT. l" 6 *SUN. ll·6 OPEN SUNDAY 11:00-S:OO s.a1 ng Y.ftC __ s~., n . · 1 ELEC. Assembler, f/time Blvd, Costa Mesa. "'Ork and live ,·0 , ·-·"' SALESMEN I Pilot P 0 Box lS60 Costa V" ham Wood, 1i"1gi' Producti~n I days. •t.75. Female, no ex. .. ..._,.u.... • . . . . • Must make room for con· ~10VINC • 0111.k(' oHt•r .. ZT' Development. Colu~bia' per. n:cess. 549-0241 NURSE·LYN MAID work In exchange for Beach? and sell an OC· ~'c are now hiring boys be-Mesa. CA. 9'J626, tainer load h'llnl Scotland Celedon g~n vc,lvet M:>fu Yachts, 275 M c Corm 1 ck apt. 4 hrs per day. 543.9755 casional $200,000 oceanfront tween 12·16 years of age to 1 STUDENTS I arriving.. aboard • • $ S l>\6 glnu top chrome table I • ' • I . I ( l Ave., C.M. Apply Tues. thru ESCROW 2376 Ne\vport Blvd. honie! Sandcastle R. ea 1 help us get new customers. Openings for p(Ume oonces· Hoestch", April 10th. Prlct"s 42" round \\'alnut table w/4 Thurs. PE.,.SONNEL Long Term A~slgnn1ent MAN to \Vork lull time at Estate has t1.n ope ning for a If you would like to make sion jobs at O.C. Raceway . as lo\\' as: Oak side boards 'A'alnut & blk vinyl chain, to t F,qual Qppor. Employer mlt VOLT service station, Must be qualified salcsnuin at 1786 $2(1.$40 and more each week S2 hr. Mr. Parrott, 838·1103. $89. Armoires $79. Clyilrs bile & v.·ht houndatooth Boat Manufacturing SECURITY PACIFIC Instant Personnel exp'd. Apply in person. 3599 S. Coast Hwy. Call Rita cal.I us toda;,i. AU 1ranspor· Taco Bell Res taurant SIO. Hall trees $69. Dressers upholttered chain, blk vinyl • Cabinet. Assemblers NATIONAL BANK Temporary Service Harbor Blvd at MacArthur, Myers 494-8025 talion provided. You can . $69. Clocks $39. Golf clubs s· so(a, 2 oiled walnut tnd 3848 Campus Dr., Suite-·106 Costa Mesa. also win fantastic trips & J\.tanagement Trrye. p/Ume $4. Barrels $1.95. tables, walnut buffet S' - • Millman NN'pOrt ·Beach 546-4741 MANICURIST, Exp'd, have RECEPTIONIST prizes. Wor.k alter schOOl & Days or niles. Antiques of tht World 1,64=2-='3548='==-----I e Traintes ~~h ~asgu_ tn~.i~~ay Equal Oppor. Employer good clientele Day or nfght, _ ex p. nee, on Saturdays. Call Mr. SlS Oce~~· H.B. * 22 Rooms of Antiques "REDECORATING SALE" • -Helpers n4: 499.2224 673-4900 easy, lun io· b. Wiu train, 00 Daily, 642-8766. * From 22 Countries llerltaee tables, upholatered , • ERICSON YACHTS INTERIOR Designer, exp in N C SALES-DISTRIBUTORS TECHNICIAN, 2 quality con-1957 Ne'A'J>OI'I Ave. plooes, bedroom set, dlnlng ~I Equal Opportunity Employer commercial interiors. But 1 MA I URIST typing or shorthand, etc. $100 -$700 per mo plus. Part trol linear amplifiers, Pal Costa Mesa 548--9033 room chairs, lamps and • ESCROW OFFICER versatile, Nu young com· Gd location 5484179 i\pply in person any aft or time or run time, Work your Electronics Company, 6391 ANTIQUE light fixtures. pha ac-' BOAT OPERATOR & minor I Experienced oni ... Excellent pany. Ne\\'PQrt Beach. Med. Bock Off'oce eve. at 2930 West Cst Hwy.. ho N West min s I er Av. e, ceuories. "'-mendous aav-v NB own urs. 0 exp nee. \Vestminster SHOW I SALE "" abilities for club work. fringe Benefit!!. For an ap· 7644o::-·.:1:::030~:--:-~:--:c-~ Fr.ePaid.AssistroungG.P.t~!"·!"·!""'~!""'!""~""""""I Free top quality training-'-'===::.....-----· inga on like new furniture. $2.50/hr. Apply Wed at 720 . polntment, call Dee Davis, ~ ..... ~ ..,, in ~ack ?Hicti & fill inl ftECEPTIONIST for dental avail. Excellent opportunity Telephone Solicitors, p/time 100 Exhibitors 1135 Pembroke 'Lane, N.B. W. Bay Ave., Balboa 832-9310. medical insurance desk. office. Light bookkeeping & for High School & College eves, 4 hrs. Must have Long Beach Aren1.t Sat-Sun. 16-4. 642-3103 BOOKKEEPER/ TARBELL REAL TORS l"'"NE PERSONNEL Salary to $475. Also Fee typing, exper. Salary open. student. .(Summer work ror pleasant telephone voice. Ocean & Long Beach Blvds BEAUTlFUL furniture for RECEPTIONIST J\..YI Jobs. Call Hr.Jen Hayes, ~1427 teachers). $5 fee to start. _C::al=l:.,::G=ay;;l"e,:...:;67::;3,.:-666:;:::9c...._ April 5, 6, 7, 8 aa.le for. best offer: Solid ' Personalbe, over 30, good EXEC. SECRETARY SERY\CES•AGEN<;Y 540-6055, Coastal Personnel11 R=-~,.-.-,--~$4~l~S C&all00645-4163 & le((Ve name Telephone Sollcltors Th8~::,(l~yri,l2Sat~ ~101,:11 ml\ple hutch, table & Cll1" typi~t, must work well with If you would like lhe cha!· Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, ecep 1on1s P ne no. I will con tact Need .12 girls ror our nu I ==""'='--':o,.:=-oc"'""'-taln'a chn . dellk & rockers. pubhc.. p J ea s ant sur· lenge or th e ad business & FEE PAID CM Matw·e, Liie Typing you myself. Santa Ana office, Call Mrs. EARLY pine lift-lid school Also ne'A'ly upholstered rat- roundings. 5'.>nd full resu'!Lr.' have these qualilicalions, Accnt/RE/CPA exper 10 S:l5K MOTOR route opening for WestcliU Sales rt1ackey, 968-1619.or 835--0343 desk. $l25. Plfll' bonnet tan sct w Im at c h I ng . ' I lo P.O. Bo" 546, Dana Point give us a call. Elec. Sales Eni:::r 10 512K boy or girl at least 16 ¥,;A.rs Personnel Agency SEAL'S FURNITURE chest, acorn pulls. $125. gameroom table A chairs-. Ca. 92629. ' e Shorthand Putctiase Agt/Stcrt $tOK of age.,Laguna Beach~a. 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. ASSI' MGR TEUER Pine mirror, $60. 646-4968. lQOt'tC wool l'\IR'.!I &: hand BOYS ANO GIRLS e A _ B_!,!Y.ertMarine Hrdv.·r jl4,500 _ ltlo~o~bi~e okay. Must have c~ __ 1..:M=a~•·k~ll:!I":C~e~n=t<=r=l ==t TRAINEE · PART-DM~ l..CE coll antiques, -Crystal Cllrved lamps. f213l 4~U49 -_, Dilily'-Pilot routes iieivflil· TS~~i~·~!ok-.--r'/C Bookkeeper lo $750 -valid drivers--fi:cem;e. Phone -542-8836 - -~ Carnlva1, china, brass.----10901 RATTAN 7 pe. tet, hatch-[._ --i able ln Laguna Beach, South e Initiative Exee. Secrelal'Y lo $700 642-4321 or 492-442{1 Nurses If you desire a career in the Talbert·FV. btw Euclid & cover tbl, driftwood lamps, ) Laguna and Laguna Niguel. Secy/Construction to $675 * NURSES' AIDES * RN-LVN~AI OE furniture Industry, apply Excellent opportunity for an Ward end lbls, ~helves, RCA TV It Phone 643-4321 or 492-4420. Costing Clerk to $600 Experience preferred, day 11-7 & other shifts. Top pvt now. 642-0262. exper. teller to work 30 hrs ENG.: hardwood co'al hods. stand, pictures, rugs, all ; BRANCH MANAGER 833--1670 Clerk !YP~St to ~ shift., . Excellent working duty pay. Im.med. pay for SALES Clerk & Ca.shiers. a week, Mon·Frl In our New· Lap desk. US : Lg copper socrlllced. Leaving state TRAINEE Comm I/Lines Rater to $500 rondlhons. Beverly Manor floor duty. c 0 u n t y w j de Some exper. necess. Full & port Beach Branch. Muat boilers. 6#-0309. 711 Udo Park Dr. NB apt P Sarah Coventry has 0......,;n<r<: Exec. Secretary Recept, Gen Ofc to $525 Convalescent Hospital. 2M52 Intrv\Vs Mon-Fri 9-5 . p/time. 645-8264. Checker type 50 w.p.m. Have a mln. A II 102 TALL Chest or Drawers $35 ~·-··-D t I R t Comm'! Ulan Proc to $8SO Via Estrado, Laguna Hills. Lescoulie Nurses Registry, of 2 yrs of college &: the PP ancH · ' ' for full time manager. tn a ecep. Auto Parts, lll E. 19th St, ability to supervise. This i• l----------I Matching tall bed11tead, $10. Salary + comm. No exper. Dynamic Laguna Bch dentaJ Tax Processor,, Sav. & Loan NURSES -LVN, p/time 351 Hospital fy:I .. NB (Loi> """'=;;:tao..;;M:;:e::"'::·-----a promota~ position & will * * * * * Vanity Chair, $5, Mirror, $5, necessary _ orlly ladles who pracUce needs skilled, in· Exper. L.A. Open 7.3, Nurses Aides 7.3 & by Park Lido BI d g) SALESWOMEN _ a 8 st evenru .. u .. ibecome full time. Antique Glass tablt, $5, are ambitious & willing to telligent person. Fu tu re Payroll Clerk to $575 ll-7. Exper. pref'd. Mesa 642-9955. 54~9954. manager, gift shops in Xln't y.~n ... conds .lo •~-e USED AnUql!e Mirror, $8. 431..Q15, learn 54(H)614 unlimited Salary open Call Free & Fee Positions Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 Co ta M O .,.. " .. '5 892-5304 . 640-1335. . CALL: TRISH HOPJGNS Center St, C.M. 548-5585. s esa, range , benefits. APPLIANCES. 1 ~~=~·------CARE1'AKER, for pr v t 1 .:::::· ==·------JERRI WHITTEMORE Cerritos. Exp, mature, flex· For Appt. Please Call lfERCULON sofa &: 1.s., school. !ull or-part time, a EXPERIENCED 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM Office Assistant t'/} ' ible. Interviews April 9, 4-6 Mr. Rohr Frigidaire ref.rig .•••. $99.50 Queen hide-a-bed, lamps, must dnve. 962-3343 O Cl k Suite 224 642-1470 To our accountant. Must be '/ / pm, Galleon Gilts, South 833·3606 Frigidaire Imperial, frotrt plµsh 110ft-vinyl a ofa CAR WASH rug .•~ • accurate with figures. Some 'euben 6 Coast Plaza or ph, 838-3814 GLENDALE proof relrlg., 2 dr .•• $164.SO w/love11eat. Prl ply. 4 mo. Full & pttime positions. Co~met1c1an ~"'Ira"' "l/W• 11'1# typing. Shorthand desirable. SALESMEN & Mgrs, m/r. Gatten It S&j.tler, &a& =-::::..::::::;1:....., ______ I Drivers, Gas Attendants, Son1e evenings or weekend.s. Write, don't phone. Ken $206. & up wkly guarn if FEDERAL range '· ••••••• •• •• • • · $99.50 CUSTOM covered Detallers. Good pay. Metro ~ay com~en~uratc w~ab1I-J. W. RObl.OSOO Shaw, 1600 \\r. Coast Hwy, /1 f qua!. No e"p nee. Mr. Lee SA I GS Gaffers & Sattler, gas houndstooth sora, $50. Largt> Metro Car Wash 11y. All .mqu1rlcs conf1den-Newport Beach. fi-i1por (213) 770-8.543. Y N range····:·········· $124.50 gold wing chair, $30. Dante 2950 Harbor Blvd .. c r-.1 tlal. 714· 837•9059· 2 OFFICE GIRLS SECRETARY-EXEC. 500 Newport Center Dr. GE Electric Range, sell chair, $10. 646-4968 .! I l I EXPERIENCED De I Of Newport Beach cleaning '•••·"." '' ''' $200 BOY & GIRL 1 . Re Li 1 nta1 · Ne"~rt Bea•h NEEDED Re Unusual position ror mature Equal Oppo•. Empl-r Custom lmperlalFrigldalrt. WINGCHAIJt, hardwood ice cep on st. mm Cd ",~ .. Radio telephone dispatch l f secretary. Competent to ac· ~~ ~ e)ec O>Okmuter range $145 frame $40. Four poster IOlid l CARRIERS opening. 493-ll78. Has Openings For itust be 2S, able 10 drive e6tauran cept de 1e gati 0 n or TELLER T ra ln e e. Im· Kenmore electrlc dryer walnut bed In excellent con· FOR EXP'D s .... ·im wear & rover Apply In Person responsibility In nice Org. mediate opening. Please wash/wear cycle •••• s79.so dltton. $95. 64>74n THE DAILY PILOT up sewers needed.· .lmmed. (2) Custodians YELLOW CAB co. Co. ore. Assist in ad· contact 833--0367, Keystone Maytag elec dryer, wash/ 2 DBLE beds, $20. ea., dining • South Santa Ana & North 642-4088 ask_for Tom. 186 E. lGth, Costa Mesa I-las openings ·tor ministration & management Savings & Loan. 4 3 0 1 wear cycle •••• , ..... $99.50 rm eet, $35. 2 black O:Jsla Mesa areas. Vicinity Full Ti 0 of regional insurance ofc. McArthur Blvd. N.B. • Kenmore elec dryer, wuh/ naugahyde chain, $45 ea. or MacArthur, Sunflower & F/C nkkpr to •<!u. me-ays OFFICE help. Some book· NITE Call for appt. 842-7751 or TIDY DIDY •• ,. 2 cy I •~50 2•· •~ ·~ -, Flower. Call Dan Ferryman nenutl trnt/back to ;M} keeping, filing & typing. 6 546-2662. 1 di lldnl ~1 ,~ure wear c e .......... "''"' 1..:=-::'c;-::::;·c:-:.::..:::;:._•___ • J at the Med fmt/bck S500 Apply in person 10-5 hours a day. Cal! 979-1565, UNIGARD a es re ng n ~una 90 DAY GUARANTEE CUST. couch, gold/white. 1 DAILY PILOT Medical·front $500 No. 2 Fashion lsl .. N.B. 9:3().11:30 HOSITSS INSURANCE or Capllstrano area to In· PARTS & LABOR $400. Red velvet chair, Ford l • 6424321 • Equal Oppor. Employer form expectant mothers M\Oleum reproduction $125. BOY needed for pick-u~ delivery & general shop clean-up. Dickerson's Na· t'ional Glass Co., 12 5 l~ochester St. C.M. CAR WASH n1anagers & gas attentants. Permanent gas attentants. Permanent posll\ons w/gro\Vlh ro. Immed employment avail. Exper'd only. Call 644-4460 ~~p~i:'berk ~ PHARMACIST'S Assistant SECRETARY-STENO about our service. Sales Free delivery. Free normal 644-8l78 j Typing Required Xln't oppor. for dependable exp helpful, hospitalization 1.nstallatlon. All llema sub-2 BLUE daven~·. like nu, ! E.xcc. Sec'ys $600-$700 J W RObl"RSOO 40 Hour Work Week 11 sal & many other company iect to pr!o saJ ..... <q Ins. Underwriter to $700 • • . l\1embcr of Retail Clerks . Friday & Saturdays se starter in es & PR benefits. Ml-5l93 or dial r e. both for $100. 2 Med end Commercial & Personal Union. Located in Newport Must Be Over 21 for manuf. of recreation 0 _ ask for Zenith 7409 DAVIS-BROWN tables&: lg matching coUe<' Receptionis t to $500 Beach. Ask for K. Hyder, prod. located in Irvine area. tbl, $50. 673-9272 Asst Cashier Stk Bier $475 Ne\\'port Beach 642-22ll. 12 Noon 'tit 2:l5 P.M. Must type 75+, Sh 110+. WAITRESS TV & APPLIANCES BEAUTIFUL brand new J Bookkeeper $450 Has Opening For PLEXIGLAS 1 b. t Ex Monday Through Friday Neat, and sharp appear· Ex.per. Must be over 21. Ap. 411 East 17th St. v--Jer Avant Sofa. Brown , l a r1ca1d9r. • ance. Many benefits, long ply In person. Surf &: Sirloin, Costa Mltsa + 646-.1614 na~:::;ahyde. Retails -. Design ~~YIPORT $151{ D'ISHWASHER ~:~s~~~l~:ti~~·~~i~c. Apply in penon w~~· ~ll~si~· a~a~-~: 5930 w. Coast Hwy ., N.B. Open untlf ' p.m. Prl--:atcly s~. 673-1398 ~ Personnel Agency PORTERS WANTED 4647 MacArthur Blvd. c/o Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box WAITRESS, exper. over 21· WESTINGHOUSE Auto PRIVATE party mwt ~11 833 Dover-Dr N B N B h '=• Cost M Ca 92626 Clean & Neat. Some split """•her . Temp. cont r 0 l .· near new llving rm &: den ., • • F/time No nites or Sun Must be exper. F/time. See ewport eac .LNV, a csa, · · s64h~t:1.20Apply S'gg & A1e, ~ workl"-condi'tlon. furn. Rell90nable 847~2 1 I. I ' 642-3870 Personnel J.fgr, Balboa Bay Equal Oppor. Employer Secretaries $400-$1100 .,., '-& 1 €HEF. $1000 Pel'-Mo.~ -+"""""'""'"""""""""""" _ Apply in person 1(}-.-5 Club, 1221 w. Coas.LHW)'., -A/P..__Comtruction __ .J650 · Front-load door seal leaks. * * * SOFA & loveseat, : The Blue Beet FACI'ORY TRAINEES No. 2 Fashion Isl. N.B. Newport Beach. iiiii Clerk Typists to $500 WAITRES-5, exper;-~. -$39:--963---UZ-gtt, 4'1'M ~ -neverU'Sed, rJOlh fO!' $160, -.!-.-J.- Call 673-9904 aft 3 pm No Ex-per nee, Apply ln per· Equal Oppor. Employer ER s · M hi Rntaurant Payroll $5'ra clean ' neat. Some lflht e DISHWASHERS washer u11ually home 968-7910 ; OIJLDCAR.E, ~keeping son. lnca Plastics, 32972 ~i:rators ~~~lock a;x;, A FUN PLACE 1MQ% FREE =20Apply Egg & Ale, dryers, ttblt, iuarn ~OLD fuhlo~ ice cream I Mo!~1f°~~e7;~~~ g~~fstr~~~~·~ ~~ JO~sCV~1 t;::'5 ~~f~~ke~~C.M.c~tl TO WORK LIW/Od w2AITR1 1 EShs-nJ2,museautbeGloveor1r Kde~~o:-7~a~ ~~~~.::r.1~i~ht, 4 only.~! ter someone w/car. Must please. L N ' I z Rein er'& Agency , unc es o Y· a $79 e Ov 200 h 1 al D . l ~:;::;:::;.,-~-~-~-agun1 19ue PRAC. Nurse & housekeep-4500 Campus Dr. or Marilyn 673-4530 a. er wa1 era, TABLE. drop e , an11h ,• have RELIABLE references. FOOD • Service McDonald's You are the winner of er, 11·7, 4 nites wk:. Also, :Ji~ Re t 546-2tl8 Newport Beach dryen, retrlg lrom $39.95. $25, headboard, white $10. Please write to P.O. Box 700 W. Coll.It Hwy N.B. Day on~ free pass Cook 3 days wk. Sawyers WAITRESSES • Food &: 545-0780. Call 979-1461 • 494, Corona del Mar. shift lZ-5 Mon-Sat. Some Good for a whole carload Horne, 646-6716. e BU en \Vllh S~RkkETA1 RY ~:ta~~~~Y· Sid's GOOD 118edl avocado gns WICKER headboard, chem, ; CLERICAL heavy lifting. Weekend's to cny or the PRESS OPERATOR ....... , eep ng bade· range, arge OVl.'n $50. bookshelves etc. Cheap! • GEN'L OFC CLERK must be able to work Sat & PACIFI THEAT. RES fl ote ground. Mu.st type 60+. WAITRESS & Dlshwaaher. PleaBe call 556-a515 In Santa 640-1"l att 6 p.m. I good Sun anytime. All Position Women to V.'Otk for plastic (;. e Some ,sh. \v /mi n. 3 yrs work Carmel's Dining, 628 N. Ana 1 Bookkeeping training, I' 18 or over. Apply 9-5 any molrt!ng plants. 546-3370. • exper. 642-9470 Sir Speedy Coast ""''Y .. Laguna Beach. NEW Nlagra Cyclo Massage j ~~~~ne&ski1rs ~:.d.a~~ ,d::ay:;,;,. ~==~==--(Subject 10 smaJI service Production Helper Inc. WIG St li!ts EX $2 Rent Wathers/,Dryers blk. vinyl lounge chair. Pd. 11wltchbrd. Apply L. M. Coic FRY C..'OOK EXPER. cJ1!\rge at lh~a1rc1 . Full & P/tlme. Lite assen1-Now Hiring SECRETARY $2.50 ~. Sal-+ ~:~. 7800 $2. Wk. l>~uu malnt. $545. Offer! 548-1:00 ! Manut. co., Inc., 1505 E. e BLUE DOLPHIN • Plea.'le call 642·5678 e,.:t. 314 bly \\'ol'k. No exp. n('C. 1 G' 1 r Ag • · Edinger. liunt Bch. * 639-lm * ROUN D Walnut dm tbl & 4 1 w~. S:-A.-Equal-Oppor-..-_m..,vja 1Joo2 \B. 10 clain1 y0ur licke1. (North Gulton fndu11tries Ki'tchen Dersonnel " 0 1. ~'. gtr.ssive, rehlfP., PENNEY'S gas dryer. 3 yrs chl-g, $65. Davenport A chr i -,..._~ 'Cauniy olr.tl'e«!"--number1's -szrPi'(RIOCtl Pl ...f' Jll"i&n zc1 or very usy \VIRE opr.rator, brokerage old xlnt ~nd. $60 $65 2 chn 549-3532 tunity Employer. I GARDENER. tull time, need· 541).1220l. on· ·· aes1c--:-xin.. clet\cld-!d<lllii: i-.ffrm ---CX.per. -d81red. wur ~ -' 64&-fZtbo!.._ · ' • . • CLERK-typist, lnvolciml, 10 1 ed for large apt complex, .::;"":=::-;;...,----= 642.0lS.l -Expr.r. 644·0635. consider training. Sharp girl T\VIN bed, complete with key adding machine, tiling, good pay, apply In per!On at JUNIOR Sa!emen: 10-15. Equal Qppor. EmploYer Po.rt·Tlme It 1',/timc SECRETARY, part time, "'ho types v.-ell. Mltchum , ~ND. APPLIANCE~ blu~/green spread $45. exp'd only. $450 per mo. call 3142.'\ Coast Hwy, S. Laguna, Earn $20-$40 per 'veek get· PURCHASING-D NI gen'l olll1..-e work. Accurate Jones & Templeton, Inc.. Delivered . guar. Dunlap'· • 646-E.318 • : for appt. 642-1912 ea. tlng new cu~tomers for the ESTIMATING-ays <!" ights -·typing 3 must. 2:30 to.5:30 Lag. Beach. Call Sben'y, 1815 Newport. CM 548-7780 13' RUST curved sectlollal : COOK, PART .. TIME GENERAL OUlce, Clenn DAILY PILOT. Tris is not a PRODUCTION --Apply 3-S daily Mon th.ru Fri. Nr. Orange 494--9781 LARGE 01est h'eezer, 'o\'Orka sofa, good · cond. S«IOlnew, Expel' Over 21. Must be machine · shop needs in. ~~'fori:dero~~J=ng dOI?~ v ersatne individWl..I. Re-Counti Airport. S.U.3557 Wt RE ST RANDING A~ good. $60. make oiler. 644-8073. !' clean'• neat. Appty in per-telUgent pel"SOn to work delivering. Transportation 11 quire& experience in one 151 E . Co.st Hwy. SERVICE Station Attendant prentlce -will train. Prtftt 542..(1372 8' BLACK Naugahyde tota. 800 Surf &: Sirloin 5930 flexible 20-30 hn per week, provided. \Ve work tour or more or the above areas. ·Newport &Mch for swing shlft at Shell Sta-young manied man. Apply GE Portable dlshwuher, Spanish atyle. $65. t \V. '0:>ut Hwy .. N.B. ' 5 days. IJte· typing, mw;t hours after school s nd son Seµd resume: Classified ad Equal Oppor. Employer Uon & Hertz Rent-A<ar ln in pereon. 14199 Olestnut ~rtone, good cond. $15. 557.9157 1 COOK for nursery school. drive, $2hr. 54.'r4067 Saturday. We haw crntntts no. 646, c/o Dally Pllot,i~ So. Laguna. Full time, St., Westminster 7329 LGE 54" rnd oak ptd table 'j ·9Qm-lpm, Mon-Fri. Write GENERAL office -Yng girl for Fountain Valley South P. 0 . Boie 1560. Colla ltiesa,l~ permanent job w/b1~ \YHO WANTS TO WORK? WHlRJPOOL gas deyer, 1 w/2 lvs: fst tree 18 cu' 2 Clauified Ad No. 690 c/o fot' Ute typliur & gen office H1,urtl/'1"1on Beaeh areas on· Ca. 92626. Restaurant --· benefits. fl.tust be ~II DRIVE A CAB! year __ old, $50. Please call DR F)-lgJdlllre. 833-3969 Dally Pl101, PO Box 1560, work. Pt or full time. ~~ou :us~ be~ut to~ R. E. SALES INV. DIV. NOW lnteJ'Yievfi111r groomed & clean. 499-4141. OIOOSE your boors, v.<ork 962-6347 T' OFF white tof•. SSO. O>.t· Cogta Mesa 92626 Systeins Eng Lobs, 979-5450 i=·ci""tc. Exr.i;lence.: Experienced apt, oom'I, or ''& Serv. Sta. Salesman for youneU, be your-own AP'I'. alze range, 20", 4 t<.'t' lftblC!, Misc pictures 1 GEN~ ... ~.OFFICE ~ nd 1 1 Bk w•mech. expcr. \V~--... ,, bOls. Men or "1:omen. Can burner, good condition, $.1(), 675-S.158 J'VV\K needed for conv. ~ -y given pr or It y , I ·• Ill ei;:mlln or r. 10 e Bu•~-"'" ... l 1· htly hand!··-• 84 • ;:,~~;.,.,---,...--~ ~ I ...,,11 time, Heavy typing, 55 """ IV'AJ k / I & ""'1 ~ taking applica1lons 1.ny lime 'If' s igi ..... .,.,...... 2-6791 1~BEDR00'1 "''· 6pc, I ' hospital. App y In penon, r" wo-;JV'I • wor w owt'Hlr o co. e OishwllM!t'nl ~A 1 Hoover Ne a t-Clcan Appearance. " a-40 Victoria. C.M. wpm. 979-5100 KARATE-. r ront desk & other htRhly 5klllerl men. e Cl\Jhler/1-foatess all 4pm, ....... res Vtt1, rcth1'<1. Age 21 to 70, Frigtdalre v.·asher $25 dra...,•ers. ~todrm ))l.lnted COOK . 6 aightt, needed Im· GREEN THUMBS telephone•. 343 W. 19th St., Beaut. ofc: in pr I m e • F'ry Cook Chevron, 3(}18 !S"ri&tol Av~.. Supplen1cnt your lncomf!. Frigidaire dcycr $35. V.'/formlra !OP."· 968--4331 med. Sp&.Rhetrj Bender, 631'}.1 Full lime gardener, pre.fil'r C.M. 6-9 r .m. M2...fl387 Newport loc. 1 n ccn 11 v C' Full time &: J\flrt time nil C.~t. Drive a c:ih 6 hr11 or more a Call 5'12~1 ~ PIECE y,•alnut corner II N B d chnl al oomn1. pl1tn. Applicant m\181 hilt · d A I I --G \S st-·o r.:.: -nd'\lo 1~ M \ ~1 \V, COOst .. _,., • • . own eq1 prnent , tl' c LEGAL l!iccrtlary, will oon-poBSf.!IS hlgheat de...-. of In· a . g, ay. pp y n .,.... .... n. / ... • .... 1 _ 11 group • ..,, ap l' '-v• tc I ;:61~>-o&M;;;"=--="""'-:-:;:;-;: ""°"'odlt• plus .. ,.,,1.noo Rider !r>ln•>e. 1 yr Call!.... togrity & onlhusi•i m & Sextant Restaurant DAIL y PILOT Yellow Cab Co .. 186 E. 16th $25. 2000 M ram•r Drive, tabl• s~. phone 6Q.3S03. COOK . Ex.p oril)'. Day M.\11, required~ 644-2657 mu!t have ~ typing &: know Ornnsc Co. Jntcrvu by SL , C<ii;tn ~teML. Balboa. • OUV!: le/\t~~tte dbl~ hide- 1 The Coltag-e couoc Shop, HOUSE v.'Ork. Expe:r. morn-Shorthnnd aki~ls. Newport appt: only. "Our 28th year Apply In ptt'!IOn bel"''ffn a.5 CLASSIFIED ADS WO?tfAN, neat. energeUc; LATE model wa~her and a-bed ~f!1.!Jke nu 6 mo. SQ Vt!.19th St.-CQ!teJdera logs f\.1on thr\l rrt. $40. 'll'k. Center Law office. 644-5732 M'IVl!'\K So. CallL " or C81\ for llppt. FOR ACTION motel maid \\'Ork, l...aguna dryer, good concUUon $4.5. noo. 64~ • COUNTER btlp. _Ste ll\f(r, 1.,;0w::::;n:.;<;:IU'::;·;,:C:::all::..:6'4-:;,;;'llM:,:.:;::.· =-I LIVE-In companion tor older Wesley N. T •ylor Co. 630 Ne'A•port Center Dr. • • • Beach relOl'I. 4!).1..1196 each. 646-5&18. ~IOt>EL HOME F\lmltutt DC1' W1t:nrT11chnHttl, 1696 Fut t'!SUlt.I are ht!t a phone lady. lite housev.'Ork, lood m1 SM Joo_qnln Ylllt Rd. Ne\"port Bcact1 . 640-0022 642-56 78 Dally Pilot \\1ant Ads have A good want ad 11 a good l'l· 11ale. \Vt'tktOO or AprU 1th A Newport BJ.\·d. CM. call awaY -642-5&7'8. home. 552-74.Sit Newport Center 644--1910 barplnt p)or!. vatment-8th. C..11 96&-lCM , \ j i I ' I 'I ' " I • , , p:-~..,..··'-t1 ·-•r•-....... ~ ··--'" \1, ·-1-=.>-->-;-; ... --~ ..... --",, .--.. -. -. . • . ---. - ----• ' _ !I• DAIL V PILOT . ' .. Saturdl1, .. -... ·~, - -~ H-'s Ho~ YI*~ -~ . ' ' • I ' : I ,-Ow faft*15. • A • LIMl- ·f _ • !".:!~f.~=~~_,, _ our_la__mous=-· ___ ~ -•--1(8:1 ·- .,______ --I --No-ll ........ ...--... plan~,.._ _ _.__,_.!:_:.:._· -ft. •l""11E--A--l:I NES-J • No commorcl1l l4h 1ll-od. IYI -----~:.t--t----> FIVE ·CONVENIENJ OFACES TO .SEIYE YOU I 'I e NEWPORT BEACH ,_-ml Newport BMI. · ' ' e LAGUNA llEA.GH ·, -..•. 222 Forti! A.._ I -.-Cl>'STAMl'n -:-:-:-.-. .... , .. --wm-a.r 1 • HUNTINGTON llEACH 17175 ... ch 111-.4. I I ' • - _. ' I! I e Each)'-__ ... priced with M_HMI _ .C · • • •-$25.1 • . ----e SAN CLIMENTE 305 Ne..,I C~ llNI , REFIGERATORS $25. Bike VlCl'OJ<--·•lectric addin J FISlllNG net Stlc. FUihlng 21" TV, period $25. 7241> W. SCRAM LETS GARNITURE, """""' braa MOV1NG""1e c._..... '!WJST boatd SL 20 piece JEWELRY SOc. Boy' I • $10. Double bed with frame mac6lne, \\"'Orlu v•eU. crack· pU 50c. ,Picnic basket Slk. 19th St. Cl\1'. • o.nd copper; fitepltce tools dryer $25. \Vhite naugabyde Crclle dect>ra.ted dllhes $18. 2 ck>thlnc, l.f-16 5l}C. Lidles I in Large cl.rtuen $20. ed C8..IM! Slb. Slide racka Flablng pole• Sl--$10. Reel• 81-IP enelne $25. ReducUon $4. SolJd brass andirons S3. wa· bed $25. 2 recliner SY.'q1lghts$6,X\lb.roaster clolhlna:, lf-16, ~Oc-$1 . t C.E. vacuum ~ 'k:ileben Sl-.$10. Ex.postll'e meten fl·SIO. Carrytnr bukets for i:ear box and clutch fGr ANSWERS Fireplace llen!fln $4. Old chain $25. Round bed Sl.5. 2 $4. Magazine rack $.1. 1»>1~548-5614~-~;-· --=-=='" chain Sl0.-6'-illdJng g1aa ss=;t20. Camera P-$25. Al· rur of bicycle $1. Child'• 1&me $15. Volkswa,en front bran wuhboard $3: Some TV's, vanity, kitchen table, ture, bird scene $3. Blond HOCKE\' a:ame $5. Baseball door S:ZS:-6'1l--2626. tachie cue $2. Oki Corona rocking elephant $3. Boat aeat $8. Record cabinet wall old scales: braaa rimmed c be s t 1 , wigs. other v.1&' $<!. Recliner chair $15. net i;!. End table $10. ~ SUj(FBOARD 8blgle ti n portable typewriter S10 aut CUlhiona l5c each. San wlit $2S 645-l120 Leaven -Croup -Rearm OlanrtUon hangll'IC acale houiehold ltema u1) to $25. seal fur coat $25. Oo1be11 $5. l'tx\·tr MO\\'~ $15. C\Jlfom Iha~ 6'4" $25.. Sea Heath EK-2A educational crab buket $1.50. 48 ft. NEAR ~ nylon. carpetina 1/nha1e -•tAVE O~ with 14 inch dial $12. Early lfostly cheap. Doub I e ~r. "-'Ute b a 1 k et ~ J "suit'' jAcket .u. ta:rae llO. radio kit, never used Sl5. flouttsctnt l!aht fixtures olive ereen lO'S"x1'7" sa'.>' baby you ~· ~~~~~a ::a::a;:k ~d = auxi_py bed plua •cceuories IWd L' $2.~ :blepla: DESK s9. Twin bed $17.50. I Wedding,... dftu beautUW 673--0734. It no ~·er on with ea cn.te and ·ptaJtle Md 16'7''XU'S" $25. 'Gold >00 t · $5. Oid US. 4 antique bentwood Bedspread $3. Curtain R,efriguator $25. Ntcht 1 , whl~ nylon ahie: 10 $25. weekend, ctJJ during week. covera $10 each. )faple •trle 10'7"x10'11" $20. Marble . temple h~ boolt end hea!Svy chairs $15 each. Sat. after 1 materlal camper or den stands, v.ith dra.v.'UI $U !' White short veil (ll (JO. (1) SET' of 4 extra lar2e Birth colfee table and matcb1na w.nlty ,,_ 1'10"x4' SlS RESTAURANT eqwpment: Cll8t a Pl a . pm. All day. SUn.114% 28th 11-~o::. ':'....-na lllc-$1 Dishes· each. Vacu~m $5. l<oda"k, for $5.1 Box .boya wig paJd. -CtiptaJn'• chain.~ fike new • eod table S15. 4 Ice chests Aluinln~r· wlodow trame' Tables $20 Booth S25 Elec-Mus:lc stand wt th claw feet St. N.B . -..... '""'-'II:' Pol.a td tit ~ price S40 take $15. Pale lftvender $25 each. Pair mllka:la111 $1-$10. ~Prlnf ~ret. .. t1.pprox 6'2' $1.o J'edderW w; . trlc ·sJgn1 ~ '20 Cho.in· $3 SlO. Jtound o/8-0 .case4 6'l5:A356. -~~~ ~~rug~ 21-e;;$i,10 · e~h.·· M_ en • a • nylon si7.e IO I: 12 $25 ep.cb. arid Maple lamP1 S17.50 trost&Uc Copier $ 2 5 . dow air condltloner, needs Lawn mower $5. '.l'ires $5 ~~~e~ ~~-S:L POWER mower S25. Older S(leo.$L50. Kitchen utJIUy tn>Users 75c pi·. S56--0TI7 1 1 , 675-4356. each. Pair Hollywood bed Type:wrtter stand SIB. Fiak repntr SlS. "SUdlrtg glau ~ll3 Monte VlSta, CM large detachable rear vif:w table nxxlel TV .llO. buket S1. 2 rod curtain'r.c•o:·ee=::kee;od:::.·.;.· ___ ~= ANTJQUf adding machine b'Amea with headboard, at. 1att Sl·S!J· ASh trays ~· doon, 6' wide $20 each. m'lrron $10. Univ;ena.1 cot-Vacuum, upright S} 2. stretcher $2. Vine t.reJll'I ELECTRI~ dryer S 15. , $25. Stand $25. Re'°8.d\ne tachmenu. heal!)' duty $12 ~d!en 1 • toya 1 O e -S ~ · Record cabinet $8. Ladies 2-750:d7 TRUCK tires on % fee maker. $3. Fishing gear Garbag~ ,disposal $7. Queen 50o-$t. 2 board atained Automatic \\'(l..Sher, works 1 · dies $5 «'llCh. &r projectors pr. ft1aple Jrtep ta.ble S15. .o&rTJte doll and clothes, car-Schwinn l apet'd blke fl-5. ton Oiev. wheels $.5 each, lOc to $8. Early omate KeW-Anne dirung table $15. 1513 screen $3. 19i8 Fullerton $2&. OlshmMter S 10 . I $5. Shutters 4 for $2. Skts $5. Pair nmtch11)1' Maple ey~ cases 25c--$1.SO. OU Ping-pong table, includes Craftsman 18" reel type ing machine or oak base Ot:ange Ave. C.M. 642-5666. Ave., CM 548-1()-16. sat-SU,n. O'Keefc & Merritt gu : Pole lamp S2. Hatch cover nlahtaland1 wfih drawera paintings '4-S12· Pictures n«:ll, balls and paddles $15. power mower $25. Table $13. Large electric driven 6-FOOT stereo cabinet $15. SATURDAY only, 8am-2pm.. rangi, good condition ~· 1 $10. Rocking chair $8. Crib S~ each. 5 drawer white ;;\ Oiples or Peter Floor Ia.m.pil table lamps lamp $.'i. Pajr table lamps alann gongs with solid Misc. radio and hW eqlilp-Beautiful old mahogany Floor lamp with built-in 1 sheets 25c each. Matenllly cheat $17 .• Twin ~faple bed tra ned as'2S Ch .~~ a Pe~• S2-$5. 2 ch' d's rockers SS $7.50. Swag lights $2.50 and brass gongs $8. BeauU!ul meat. surplus TV JUbe type dreuer, painted an~ue table $5. J.a'x18' white shag l dres.ses $2 each. ~1odel hme boOlccase headboard m 1 re n 1 each. Barbie doJI house $5. 2 $3.50. ·Den or bar lamps, nautical .table top set In camera &: transmitter $25. green S 2 5 . Reeta carpet, good condition. I airplane nX>tors $5 each. S.17. Finn twin box apMnc ~t~ ~en !:_· g:laas tumbler sets $2.50 made from liquor botUes $8 resin SlO. Old world globe Hoover dla1aiTtatlc vacuum marble eoUee table 2 needs cleaning $20. \Vrought , KNc 'knees 5c-25c. 557-8380. and mattreu $25. Pair 2 yr, . re n 5 cnitci"-'11• each. Christmu tree •land and SlO. 5--10' lengths of $12. Set of K &: E engineers with attachrilenta $15 . v.TQU.gbt iron ·bar atoola $25 Iron 1V stand $2.SO. Tape • aid ~laple Pr'ivel bu: ltOOls aluminum $8. Push broom S2. 8e'wing table $7.50. galvanized JUlter spout, scales in · beautiful ·, old Schick portable hair dryer each. Large' brown storage recorder and record player MAPLE deSk pi, water with hieh backs $2S each. S3. Rear running light ~or Booster seat $1.50. P1attorm never used 50c each. 6 mahogany case $8.. 5 foot $8 G If be $3 Sa -Sun bin $25. Gokl coQ80le $10 Puzzles 25c 1 ~~~· \\~:" tx!~r' :: Dining table, 1 leaf $25.. 6 ~ $3. b!Strong foJdtng rocker $20. 259 E. 21at, OI drawer dresser ba8e $10. v.'OOden sail' boat with red 11:.S. 0 675-Jio. ' 21..i E; :rutyetchalr, ne~ up~l~ Smeachal.l 45el~lrl· c _2.5;'0,,ea<.!1~ : St p 1 HB matehlne chain $25. 2 ca ta ea S20 and S25 646-4593. Pair drapes, a vocado, eatt rigged sail (neat !or Oceanr Blvd., Balboa $10. Ant1que wtllte preu . "" '""' ~, 842-7155• 6451 · au '· ' • white-wall car tires:, sJze each. Antique AB • Dick LAZY Boy rocker-recliner, 144x84" long, like new $10. childs room toy ~ or bed Peninsula. back chair $5. Lead glass each. 16 lb. mlln's bowlinz 1 1931 -'33 California license G78-15 $5 each. 557--0282. ~meograpr mode, No. 77, v.'Orka P:Crfett $20 ~ 45"x46" plate glass S2.50. t25. Old wood toboggan SURFBOARD SI5• 3-apeed cry"tal $8 each. Antique ball $2.50. Saturday or SUn- platea 50c::·$1, $2. Sets $5. BEAUTIFT.n.. 0 e 11 &' n er ._ ___ out o wood and metal 2359 College Dr 6.-t · Umbrella tent $5. 973 ArQor S7.50. Mahogany German bike ll8. Electric ....,,_.;....,. pedestal table with chess day. 646-4101. 678 Congress , OR 3-Jlll.4. f rm.al lie 12 ,_.. -counter,· made 1910, • St CM made recorder (wind in-...... ~ .. ,. board top $25. Afedlter-St .. CM. : Sa tie Ran o •, a • cost ...,.,.,, v.'Ofka good $25. Small TWO utility tables on wheels, " ' , 1 d $3 knife $6.5Q_. Arabian cos-ni~ tab! DOUBLE bed 11• s d 15 GAFFERS & t r ge $20, Ladiea clotheH, size child's desk aturdy $12 40 v.tilte metal like new $5 CRAFTSi'ifAN 12 volt 8 amp strument ca I e . tume S2fl. Old tur coat $18. ranean _t e SS. .,. prea . i sis. not bad. 646-~. ~1~~~.:..~S~~~: bina and ra~ks $25.'2 a~all each. ~ 2359 College ~tery~= ~"!.,~~ =e~ 01 a:,1Y b::illi:.: Bilge pump, new s10. Sleep-~St1' ~te, ~d ~ ~~air~i1~; = '. WROUGHT Iron r o o TI'i ,,...-.... !ormica topped atatWmeey Dr. CM :1 ,.. ships 'i:>e-$4. Old bran lng baga S2.50 each. Knitting cof!ee pot creamer and beij:'e $25 each. hfatcbing ot· I divider $15. 3 speed bQy'a · ~all men'• ahlrta, like new light cabinets $1~ each. 6 CHAffiS, white plasUe, osci loscope $25. 9'79-{j858.. guages $2 t.o $6. 541 w. machine S25. Ne.ver uaed: sugar $5. Blue Ventian tea tomans S25 each. Coffee :-~i~m~~e ~~11 W~ ~~: cuhe~~)..PMta St. 646-t5&7, :"¥ "':x1 :,and $~th 2helt molded, 1ike new, 2 ror $5. C~lf~ $25._ ~win1 ~'flO Hamilton c.M. 548--0135. :;tt1e0~~:4 ~~ Up':!8c ~ set $25. 29.lJ_ Silver Lane, table and end tables S5 I 110 ~-1 TV ant nna $10 , ac e "es -SI · 5 All six $13. 546-6664. 23.SQ • osaic op !1 e · Please park on street. H hold 1 I'·$JJI NB 548-9816. , · each. Pair n1ushroom swag 1 · ....... or e · SKI boots. men'a lace, lJ ~~ gal Was~coat p I a t e n College Dr. CM Vacuum cleaner $5. Pin up ouse tems V1..-• BUNK bed turd book lamps S7 each. Amber J Wagon $2. ~ $5. Cosco step stool, cost type w r 1 t er oU $10. , . lamps $2 each. FI o or WORK bench, metal 1rame, 673--0272. 2814~~ W. Ocean· , s Y case glass table lamp $5. Sinall , NAUTICAL eear, decorator $20, $3.50_. FI or a I ar--Pressurized cans ot vinyl GIRLS ldOoLelhe~, panfil 11>8-9-andlO polisher $5. Goll clubs $5. v."Ood top, 8'x4' $18. ~1361. ~Iron=~"===~~---~ad~,', i::: .. ,"! .. •ttre1 Stlcss milk 'glass la mp $5. Kitchen , and 'WOrking, Elk be.It beg rangement $3. 54xS4 table and fabric spray 35c-'15c year 0 • 5"9-3532. t'OUCH $15. Glass end tables CONVERTIBLE Ho 0 v er lo; ~th.' Lou~i'ed bar wall clock $6. Electric ice I and brackets $6. Electric cloth 75c, WOOd &rain book can. Oiild'a doorway gate S2. blouses, coats 5 o c -S 1 · 10 SPEED English made $5. Twin bed $1-0. Dresser vacuum wt th attachments, d Ma 1 Cl'\15her S7. Bullet $10. pump S7 Outboard steering case $3.. Camera case. 2 2 motorcycle helmets Sl-$8. ~· 235~ College Dr. bike S25. Bar stools \\ith $10. Chest of dra"-·ers '$15. good~ condition $20. G.E. i:. s;, si!:Je ~I~ 557-7998. 1642 ·Coriander, ' rig $4. New a o I i d rolJs color:-tilm S 3 . 5 O .•. Office letter trays 75c-$3. · backs S.'i each. 21 ' ' Organ $15. Picnic table S15. eJectric knUe $5. Wrouaht Typewriter, needs ribbon $3. CM : mahogany cabin fittings 646-4597. Bottles, can be ulled for ter-. UNICYCLE, like new $5. black/\vhite TV UHF/ 962-1098. iron comer shelves, 3 tten 642.8674. 375 E . 3'.Jth, CM. ~6"' =co'=u~CH~~l>i~--, ~M~a-p~le~bunk~ 1 ; and trim Sl-$3. AU sizes of UNFINIIDIED oak end table ranlwnA 75c each. Toy box 5-16-6664. 2359 College Dr., VHF, good condition $25. DOUBLE box springs, mat-1'0t'1>1ants'$1.50. Brass pole PLAY boxes ,. each . bed frames S20. Sear's jog· 1 new nylon and dact"On line: $5. 4 Maple Windsor chalra $2; Tools &--$10. 14 rolls, C11'. 5 speed 20" bike S25. 1l tress and frame, good con-lamp $4. 546-492l. Children's table,'2 chairs"· ging exerciser $25. ~larble , UO toot nylon S?. 150 fL * $12.50 each. Small Maple 8~o/'460 J>l!'per for AB LADI ES and young women's foot custom made green dltion $3). Bookcase " head-DINING set, table $25. Four Electric roaster $5. Tool~ top oottee tabJe and 2 end 1 manila S7 ~;:v1 cr4f armed chair with orange D _1ck:-88vm-Apeco elec-size lG-12-14, 25c-Sl . couch $25. 8 foot couch to board $8. Coffee table $2. beautiful "'trite naugahyd $7. GE percolator $J . tables $25 for all. Rollaway • ~~e~1 :es 0:r=~ seat and back $5. Picture tncstatic copier S7 per roll. 54G-6664. 2359 College Dr., match $15. Muntz 4 track End table $4. Old fashioned chairs near new $9 each~ Blankets St each. 303 Santa bed $10. 5 high back ~ : and chain small Danforth frames 50c45. Knlcknack 2 5 1, box8e1~ TIM!nnal co1 ~ C~t. tape deck new SlO. 847--0363. school desk forb. child $3. 644-218S. I&abel CM chairs $5 eac.h. B I a c 2 1, 100 ft. 11n'.e a.nd cha.in $6. shelf S3. Gas motors SS-S9. : x 1 P a P e r a •· MEN'S clothe 42-44 coats ~tODERN upholstered blue Boys chopper 1cycle U), ===~~----~ ' · naugahyde chair $15. Large double blocks and GM 14" wheel $5. Electric Thennofax ooplers, regular pants shirt5s 2 5 'c -S 2 ' chair $15. 4 drawer chest 536-8062. HELMET, Premier, new 1 11.fAPLE end tables $10 each. swivel chairs $20 each. 2 I tackle $15. New blllt bag, motor $9. U nd erwood sells tor $25, $12 box. SOP ~ 2359 College or' $10. Room divider $5. CARPET medium blue hi-lo :-Jt!f S25. 1 regular $15. Fireplace screen S7. High step tableS $5 for both. 1 bracketa, "Shallow, good ror portable typewriter $20. v.·et ~pier, portable $5. CM. ' ' Strol\ee baby stroller $8. g• lO"xiO', good condition =====~-~~-chair $10. Wall to wall rug, Dinette table $5. 548-6356. tdri -N al'-Typewriter stand, needs Typewriter ribbons for IBM Bassinette Si> Baby walker $10 968-4358 TYPE\VRITER Royal Stan· good condition $15. 2 Vene-PORTABLE · 18 • " TV, : 00 vea ,....,, ew g M:Y painting sz. Original oil Selectric, 75c each. Ribbons FIREPLACE or "' a 11 $2 New shoP ooa!J> XL $2 ""'°'""'o,c°"'·-.,,..---,,,.-dard cleaned in perfect oon-tian blinds. -~ ft. S3 each. 4 w e 5 t inghouse, excellent ~ :tr;: ~e~e;:e:: N1;! pain Lings SJ.-$25. Hair pleees for . IBl\J, A or B •. 75c each. ornament: Coat . of An:is. shop blov.'Cr $10. Car seat SCH\VIN:N IJ?,Ys .stingrar, bi.kc dition \\"Orks like new $25. fMxf: ~two~ :~: condition $23. 557-9Ul . t pall' spreader light• $l2. and wigs S2-$5, Odd ftlf Smith Corona F1gurematic very large and impress.ave $3. 536-7329. ne:v .. 1~1:-K !\~ .. ~y!,e :<lnt 548-nGS. ...-..., 1 ALm-llNon! ~-I b k o • and ribbons Sc each. \V.D. 40 $25. 546-fJ664. 2359 College , l'Onu tion _.,. -~. ==="-~-~-~~ 'NWLI motorcyc e Knobby u1Y u10 ...,,..vy pov.'t'r Many bronze and chromed c u 5• """6 cart ll. Lubrtoont 11!.: oz 40c each Dr c~r FfGliRINES, salt & peppers, SERVAL re'..;"'erato BUILT in stove & oven $25, S2. Tiln!e 7 tt. shelf atan-glide 64 with torque con-fitUngs 2.k·S8. 6 gallon Globe molor scooter t25. ~ LPS 1 bri ' · · ·· · · . 30 years old, Russe.II \\'right gas ""6 r Tri-power for Chevy 348 or dards $5 each. Blke bah.' verter, needs v.'Orlc $15. I remote outboard tank $5. Sat. &: Sun. 9362 LaJolla u cant No. 1• 7 oz. PO-GO stick hke new SS pieces t Io we r ar S20 Gas stove $20. Heavy 409. $20. Boys & girl seat $2.50. 2 Rod race sets $1 577-9131\ Waterproof Navy battlC! Ave., JIB, Hamiltan ta 70c each. Stainless steel 546-6664. 2359 College or: rangemenls 2 5 c -$ 2 5 o. Dutch doors. n5. 2 doors S2 Stingrays nl each, s.i&-4937. each. Ventril~·•~ doU-$3.-I "CAR:,:.;,=:a::lr:.._co_nd~lt~~ •• -,-. ~1~ .• ~.-.r • I t $3 Mo~• d B hard J tt t B I allverware 8c each. Staples -1 . ' • . · each. 3 ainks Sl each. -;;;,..,;,.-';:::::;:--,,==-= ~-· -~ ~ an ems · ....... ,,. .... ,y ru • LL" ' e 0 ann ng, 75c. Underwater viewer roe. "-" . Clathin_g, ladies. teens, girls \\'ooden beam 4"x.12"xl4' SEARS boy's stingray bike TV'a, need "-'Orie $5 each. complete, condenser, com- der and tiller fo:r Sabot $4. r!g~tgll~alibu tv.'O blocks AntlqUe looking battery Sfl~LL . desk or vanity $5. SOc-$7.5(). 963-1972 $18. Big Shot Polaroid $5. new paint. good condition 3038 Samoe. Pl CM 546-4784. pressor, mounts under dash I !'J: b~ksbou~ ~~'. operated clock $4. Vase King SJze dust ru!fle, bli;e LOST 50 ·1bs. \vomens's 842-8182. SID. 962-3436. OOUBLE ma._ttres.s and bax $20. 557..:ru.JI. Large \\'OVen rope fenders CXlLE"tAN camp stove $5. from ~Iexico 75c. Battery noral, custom-made S-. clothes for sal~~ size 14-a:>, 11.-!EN'S racing 3-5peed bike TWIN bed eomplete $25. springs. excellent condltionSCI! -~OO~~L~d~.,~.-$15-.-Ta-bi<>-,-6' S7 Nautical books 75-$4. Baby swing $4. Ladies suede charger $2. Indian bowl $8. Toys ~-Games 25c. a ll good conchtion, caprls, $25. Boy's Schwinn 5 ipeed Good stove $25. Chest S7.50. $15. 557-5154. chairs S25. Television na. Old oak small boats water coat SlO, aize 16. VW tire ~Iarine~ toilet $3). Car lug-546-0664. 2359 College Dr. blot.IU's, 5'\"«?ater:s, dres~s, stingray ~ Chevy quad &· Vaeuum___ (tank type) -$10. 2-G7S-15 -BELTED Polyglas Fur bedai}reAd $20. \Vonder t cask--Sl5~Nautica1 books ~~4.S4_:___Hair dryer S2· gage rack $5. Boy's shoes, 0.f. . . _ro~s. ~at s _, \\'hll':,_manUold $20. Automa.tic..fl!?Ri;: __ ao.d part.\_ for tires S.J0,--~]4, 4 ply horse $12. Gold rug $20. 1 . ix=-$4, some quite old. 541 name brands, size SIN: Sl. 2 DUO-BEDS, cornei;-tn.ble ~forms, , s~s. 50c"'$5. water aoftener $20. 842-7917. vacuums $1 eti.ch. Mittor Polyester tires $12. 2 Cragar Clothes line $8. Jig-saw \V. Hamiltan, CAf 5-iS-0135 THREE twin beds $15-$25. Boy's penna-prest sport with built-in radio, co\·ered me m;;_ s.3s50h1rts & sport REBUll.T B . & Stratt (plate glass) $5. Hollywood chrome mags, 14" $25. puzzles 50c each. Night after lOA!l.I on Sunday, Old day bed $3. 2 walnut jackets, size 2, Sl-$3. Boy's bolsters S25. 3 h\-in filled C?B-!S ....__ · ' mechum . nggs on bed frames $3. Kingsize 5}6-7329. stand $15. CoUee table UJ. I please. coffee tables Sl0-$15. End aweaters, size 2, SOc-$1. covers to match $.'i each. 2 sues, 962-6982. !~e~re~! s~ n:~erlngs116• headboard $5. Twin size SPEAKER cab'·~-. <Mi ·~•"'' Playpen SlO. Chair SlO. tab.lea $4. 2 larg@ bathroom Girl' a permanent pre-s s t"•in Simmons metal bed CHILDREL'l'S bunk bed set, 842-1841. · headboards $2 .. each , $3) each. 12 ........ ~f;~ ~ Ladies shaver $5. Qu.een 1 . O~f!L ~~~h:!a,~ed= mirrors and shelves $10 dresses, size 8, 50c-$1. frames $20 each. ll volun1e con1plete with ladder very Rollaway bed 39 $10. 138 4,. tweeters $3). 548-5044. bed1pread $5. 557-1857. 3318 $25. 642-3356 ' each. Large dresser mirror Girl's size 8, blouses 50c. children's book set S25. clean $25. Nice b'o y • s HUNTINGTON Harbour Sat. E. 18th St. CM 548-4485. -~~='-"""-==:.::..-S. Park Dr., C.A. Sat.Sun. S6, 3 waJnut headboards, Child's bear sleeping bag ~996. clo1hes, size 12-14, $1-$5. only 1~· 16971 Concord, TWIN beds $15 each. Large CRYSTAL hanging lamp $25. GE automatic washer good 1 TWIN bedspread SZ. Ladies double $5 each. White $2.50. Ladles large coats PHOTO duplicator $10. New Sa h1rday 10-5 p.m. only. small dinette table SlO. pictures $10 $5 Sa ·1 Boy's clothes, SU' 8-10, $25. GE electmc n> Dryer ! clothes, sizes 10-12 $1·$3. bookcase headboard. dou-$1-S3. Bicycles $15-S25. 345 large pole si2n $5. 2 2199 Pomona Ave., Apt. C, ~faple end table SI-2.50. Pet chairs $3 ea~h. Ro~~:b1! 5 0 c -$1. Dishes and S25. Cook st0\1' 36" clean =s 2~:4i-x ~hoe~~ ~!~i:°·4.:!'frslr,e~f·xff.6~ E . 19th St. CM n1imeo~:raphs $5. 2 good O f =rskS~~PsC~cf:i far skirting 3. Roll chickeri glassware JOc-.$1. Clenrose $25. Electric 220 range 4z•· ladies boots, size 8, Sl-$2. S20 0 HOTPOINT sur!ace unit $10. ~gs S5: Tool box and tools 18 LEATHER COVERED car rack $10. Grandmas un-lvire Sl. Typewriter stand pattern run~e china $10 $25. Rabbit boX glass front \\'igs $2-$4. 1700 Palua, CM cotiee ~$6. if~c~~rn:a~ Ste~ record player with S.1. St111nles." ~tee! desk or school bus seats, your finished quilts $5. Galt bag $3'.J. Head 360's $ 2 5. ri:tcl'u!~~cegob~t::isgi S7.50 Large packing box 16 MQ-49Z1. Sat-Sun lOM.-1 blinking lights $20. Kenmol'e table $20. 7241,, \\'. 19th St. choice $1. 646-&'.154. 185 Cecil $5. Syrocco shelf $5. Old h cubic feet. \\'OOd $15. Zll4 opener S2. 4 slice toaster $6. . h' . th e>t Pl ~1 frame ~-•" GI EASY lite 350 1~ trailer eac · Decoralol' wait pla-Continental, C.1'.f. FUU. size, roll a\\'ay, folding bed $25. Bathinette $7. 749 1-ludson Ave. Ci\1 546-2100. G.E. \\'asher, l\Iaytag dryer portable dish\vRSher, as i1 S5 each, good for parts 968-9015. FEATHER-\VEIG HT \"3CUUm $15. Day bed $10. ''·ashing machine $5. Elcc· tric range ~10. fi4G..6296 SOI'~.-\ S25. i\latching chair $15. Refrigl'rator $ 2 5 , ~2606 bef\\'ttn 4-6Pi\I ELECTRIC guitar v.·ith case, dlJll! pick-up, solid ho<ly, lik~ ne,,· S25. Kodak Ponv llntm c11n1£'ra 4.~1 len$, v.'Orks good $1 \ 642-?.072 2 BAB\' crihs \1·ith n1at· tresses ~l~> l·~ch. Books -1~ each. Glas!'1,·a1-e J c · $ '.! , PonaLle toili·I SG. Glass sheets 75r. Electrical sup. pi les 5c-15c lfif'.tary of Art book $5. 2 ean1era 50c each. Garden tools 2X·Sl. i\lnnure spreader $2. s·· nielal table $5. Recor(falbums 2X each. 597 Victoria, C~I nvo antique ice crenm free?.ers $10 ea.ch. Old ice chest $5. Glass kerosene stove S25. Tools, bolls, nuts. scre,vs lOc-$5. Antique gi ll.SS Sl-$5, Antique cheese dish $15. Doll rradle $2. Old calendars Sl-$5. Antique bread and c;ikc cubinct $15. Learn lo Pl:i.y Gu i l a r Course with records, charti;, diagrams sx;, sa>A Victoria SI., Ci\l GOLD dra11C1·ir11, ll r~u. 9fl'. ·t.ong. pair 11 2" \\'lclc SIO. Pair 169" \\•ide 15. 1147 Pembroke Lu11C, N B. d)'.estcliff. _642-1055 DUX sota, $25. 01est $15. Floor polisher $2.i Drafting tallle $Zi. Rubber raft SI~. Skl.11 and bindings $15 and S25. llicycles SlO each. Ansa.phOne $2;\, Cllmera.~ Si>- t 2S. Sat-Sun. 1815 . Port Barmoulh. NB 646-1~ \l.'allle iron $5. Ice cnisher ISe'\''Ulg mac ine v.• 1 • • ....... s ""'"__., assware ~ ques SlO each. Table clothes =.:"""='-'""'.,,-~~-$Z. 3 gla.~ cannisters $2. cabinet $15. Guitar $7.50. GOO~ candition, u a e d LARGE table $25. 2 Captains 10c-S2. Salad forks !Cle. hitch $25. Bol.t on hltcb S3. Purses SJ, Dining chairs otE'VY parts $10. Bell hous- Roaster, pots .and-pans, Extra long twin bed S7.50. clothing lOc-$1, ~acuui;n chairs $6. <I chain $4 each. HUNTINGTON Harbour Sat frame $25. Bath tub enclo-S-l each. White opell'""'\\wk ing $5. Clutch llyv.•heel $10. silverwiµ:e, dl,~s. glasses, Cosco ste!)8tool $2. Oil pain· cl!?aner StO. Chlldrens Double bed $5. 475 only l().4 16971 Concorcl. sure, glass sliding doors, drape.a;lfpanel.552-8072_ 327headA$ic>. 5-15-4677. , ne1v Tupperware 25c-$2. tings $25 and $20. \Vrought games. 10c-S1. p I a Yb o Y 11.lagnolia, Ci\1' 54S-4759. . drapes, ali rolors $5. Anti~ chrome frames $8. 675-5218. 2 WORK benches $8-SIO. \ Child's 9kls '"and poles s4. iron candle SIS, Exercycle magazines 25c. Boo~s 25c. PORTABLE TV $2S. TV $23. que coflee table S7.50. TV l\IUST 1ell: refrigerator $10. F1LE e&blnet, 3 drav.·e.r-Used lumber or fence posts 200cm Attenhaufer skis $3). $25. Mustang trailer hitch \Vasher and dryer $25. Lwn Ele<!tric broo SlO Ft antenna $25. Art i ! i c i a 1 Twin bed $25. Bedspread $4. beige with lock $15. end 2x4 exterior ribbed Car seat, bed rail, Cosco $10. 26" girls bike $7. 11ens mo\\'~ $15. Hai:"l?st ~Id polisher $8. ff. worlc t!:e~ flowers, large plants lOc-$5. Bureau $5. f\fatcbing lamp 537-7T.:S3. plywood scraps, solid teak ' booster seat $2 each. Bed ski boots $5. Golt clubs pl. cook\\ are S.~:. D1she~ lOc. ~1525 Many decorator beads SlO. $3. Matching baby tumlture: ALUMINUM beer keg s7. and mahogany pick out ·for , d 11 9 twi d Boys clothes 6 sllnl ~$5. \Vood beads $5. Curtain rods · . Instamalic $3.. Walnut book crib $15. Bureau SlO. Dress-Weatlnghotae electric ·-•·r Sl-$10. 646-2377'. ~ra:ket~ $Z-~ s:!':. s ~n: Portable television S 1 0 . 50c. 968-6175. 95.59 Smoke-GAS stove S25. Crib and mat-shelves $25. Na t i 0 n a 1 Ing table $5. Baby tamp $2. cooler and drinking ~i;n FOR sale-Dough Boy swim. new quilted twin $6. 2 Elec.tric broom $10. New tree, F .V. tress S20. Bathinette Sl.5. G<.'02raphlcs 25c from 1960. 3 wigs S20. Coleman lantern v.1th ioe box and teeezer ming pool-frame $25. Liner kingslze Apreads S5-$8. Cur-toaster-broiler $2.50. Tricy· BABY pram-stroller com· 642-1065. Triple screen $12. Toys, $4. Shirts lOc. Slump stone oompartrnent, for office, $25. Motor & filter $25. Ac- talns and drapea $142. de $2.50, Crib bum~r $1. binalion. like new $25. Hood 5 JEEP "·heels and tires, 16" clothes, purses, and kitchen lOc a Pi«e. Concrete dye works fine $20. Double basin ce&M>ries $25. Will sell 1 Record albums 50c each. 9 Antique se"•ing machine $5, will sell separatelv. CJ2, 5 hole S25 far all utensils 25c-$5. 25c a pound. SSS-7376. cement wash sink $10. separately. 546-8438. lamps Sl-$10. 10 ft. room head $4.SO. 1{ o tor c Y c I e Sturdy adjustable crib $25. 642-1826. SPORTS car roll bar $14 CAST iron double sink $7.50. \Vindshield tor 53-55 Ford I ·BA"7.;,ts""'' 0'24o;"~t,Ch!'-n'-"H"ne-smg-·-1e I darkenlne shade $10. 2 racks $8. Dog clippers $2.50. Folding plavpen SIO. G4 FORD v.·heels nnd eovers, New Triumph s pl t f i rC Apt. size stove S15. Zenith pickup S15. Franz on filter speed Schwinn bike $22. I Clverstuf!ed chairs $5 and f2. New kiddie car harness Ford or Mercury laree ne"' $20. 5.57-3159. Tooenu eover $15. Chrome record player $5. . RCA v.1th lines $10. Rear glass Boy's Sch\\ inn Stingray bike V\V luggage rack S25, COllt $3.50. Bike scats $1.25. T\\'in radiator, very good S25. BOY'S 10 ed 110 rim for Falcon or Corvair whirlpool gas refrigerator for 59-60 Chevrolet El $18. (:iirls little princess $125. Antique telephones and bed frames $2. Baby dress· llollev co.rburetor $25. Base k b 'tpe radcer d' $4 842-7841 $20 as is. 2 ton jack Camino $15. Ford Falcon stingray bike SI5. All bikes • book table $25. Good .coats ing table $2. Books T"ac. $10 545-0797 \\'OI' ·s, u nee s a · · · hydraulic washing machine rear end $15. 14'" or 15" are In e.'<ccll~nt eol)ditian l anti clothes 25c-$5. Ladles Mens and "-'Otllens clothes -· . · d 1 . justn1ent. Smn.11 lrike $2. 31 INCH square two tiered motor $1. Stereo portable, Ford pickup wheels $6 each. see. to appreciate. Kenmore 50c-$5. I\lovie canicra and LA~!PS: Oil an e ectric, Child's walker $1. 2'x4'-antique oak table $20. C 5-18-4592. bike StO. Child's bik<! SG. ti b-0 s a nd copoer A ·DC' tape player S25. automatic "'asher """'"" Proi·ector $10. Brownie and inos Y ,...,, fran1ed Garcia prints $3. Formica top kitchen table & Se S ed 25 · • \Vll d Rider $6, V\V trailer Oilier cameras Sl-$5. Sat. & fro.n1 every era. ~latched Fi-ained oil p n inti n gs 4 chairs $l2. Green covered 675 ~~arllage dJsposal $5. URFBOARD Ha\\'Ril 9' $20. te S . Hoover portable hitch SIO. Sat. 9-5 pm. Sun-Su 20681 H rl , .. pair of brass Rayo 01! la~ps llf>-l20. 540-4528, double headboard $5. ~letal """~====--~~-12· boat $2.i 30' sail, rotton 1•1Tmand""Y'a•~lype"'°''w'rs'"'S3ereach$15 .. :, d"'Y !·"".; pm 130 Pearl n. 0 2011 '--"'·• $1' h Old de t CO ~ 5" =u -. .JV-,. ' · II B Brookh t & ~. a eac · cora IVc> bed frame •.i m.t Taylor l\IPRESSOR piston-type f'Uol· ...-....,...... Balboo. Island. 675"-0158. · ·• near urs · ul--cru;t iron floor lamp $4.50. 6 BEDP:-<?O~I furniture: good st., 8"7-2423' • ..-. $25 .. Light table $%), Pipe ROYAL typev,.-riter without ~ "''!'o 7 .200i SL CM: Phone ' 10' SURFBOARD 6-l&-0330. dianapolis. \\'BY floor lamo marble C()nd1 t1on, four (I r a\\' e r vise $4 & $6. Monroe case $25. Typewriter stand V"U...,..,, $ 2 5. PORTABLE type 't .,,. base 17 Solid ' bras s rfresscr, 40"xJ8"x41" high HI-BOY oil tank $20. 4" cy-I-" t dd b ( tali 17 An" h CHILD'S •--' Carpet sweeper wnS 3r_ 5~: Coachma~'s lantern "·Ith Sl'i. Matching headboard c!e truck rack $10. Suitcases ~fvid~~ ~uiupiy s $%;, tl'.a~~~ v.~ quilt $25. c=bJi:~fo~ Professton:JNf=:Ft s~ ' 1 • Danish modem chair S7.50. beveled 11:lass $4. l\fatched $lJ. Man's valet with seat, S5 each. Hide-a-bed ~uch pry bar $5. Typewriter $3), tel'ephoneatandandseat$1S. $8. Westinghouse Tensor PHILCO 21" TV $20. Girls Schwinn bile(! SlO. \Vomen's Nordica bookie ski boots $20, size 7. Bo\tR's Nordica la<:<! ski boots $7, size 51,~. Near JJe\\' Lady Schick con· solette hood hair dryer $8. New mens Schick styling hair dryer $7. 5.16-2102. Shopping cart $3.50. Dishes, set solid brass antique walnut trim $8. 552-7272, s7• Car seat $2.,Boys lll2C 11 Large office desk $20. Old 494-9352. ~p ,.e~xecutive clock radio t glassware ~ Linens. Coleman.. tabl lamps SS Irvine. -black shoes, like .rte'!! $3. -Schwinn bike $8. Gld Iron KNEEBOARD:-N'~Ei"CSC·• µ.u.._,,,,Ud.,_stat transistor ! _ new $1-$3. 962-6982. each. Solid brus antique 2 CHIFFAROBES $20 each. ~'nD tollet-&:--unic $10. bed $15. Pair Hart skis $22 portable AM/F1t'I 3 ~ ceiling fixtures $4.50-r.D. Old Black and white 'IV $25, • each. Pipe threader 1~" $9. new $25. 646-&759.. radio $18. Decorator Torcr ; SLTht gym $25. SI.ant board desk lamp $5. Brass and co~ needs some work .. Double GOOD earrings 50c. Good Pair womana riding boots PORTABLE typewriter $25. lamp $18. ~. l Sl.50, DumbeUs 50c. Crib It per hanging hooded hur-box sprtng·s and mattress necklaces $1. Wooden size 8 $25. 470 N. Old Barstool.s $7.50each.Plcnlc mattress f7, Portacrib S5. ricane lamps $5. Ship and ~'irJ1 frame $20. Crib guard jewelry box $1. Chrome Newport Rd. % mile inland table $7.50. Alena aweatms 9 ~~~~ 2 ~w~ ! Plng-pong table $15, 'com· wheel tamp $4.50. Large Sil. Training chair $4. High twin bell al~ $1.50. from Pac. C&t: Hwy. After $5. Ladles black winter ...Oat er commode $12. 4 dra"-,' plete. ~ $8. Danish square brnss framed nnd chair $5. Hou.!lehOld Items Portable typewriter $10. 12 noon. 111i~ 10 SS. .Electric noor ...... recliner $15. Chaise $5. Slide headed antique hangin~ fbc· Se-$1. 8 9 4 -9 2 8 6 ' 6591 Lady Schick salon hair I :o===-,.--..,.--'7'0,,,... I polisher $4.50. TraJn CRAe chest $18. 3 drawer chest ·1 AGoodDMIRALndTVI,_; It sltanld !~; projector $;j. Vatteae1150cp. ~ar ture, great for pool table or Line.rick Dr .. llB. dryer SlO. Sunbeam VSocOL!~CEset m$8vert 'ii . ...i!.15. $3. Lamp SI.SO. mlllte m ~~:~ .. 12$10vol. ~n~UKU~:~ •. "1' co .. on, s ng e uo:u hed $1. Potty Sl • .....,. amt recre:ition room $25. flfatch· , 7-> • • !rtyler/dryer, used once $5. . iu:t · • ..,,..__.. .. ulic Vista Iiuerta 644-0434. ~ ~ '-.l'u•""' like ne1v $15. Chest of lOc can. ·Ceramic supplies ed pair of brass table lo.mos OllLD S desk SQ: Built-1n Square a nd round a~ls $1 Jack SlO .. Steel beam $5. ,.,a-::1,_,·540-_,,,90'1'19""' . .,..-.,..~~r , <lra"·ers $j, Te I e ph o n e 1dc each. Toys JOc. \Vni-u.ght $7. 541 \V. Hamilton, or. des~ $~. Exercl.50r _$25. each. 50 toot hoses, need Floor polisher $15. Luggage GREEN lounge chair with lJBRARY table, oak, plain, 1 IX'11ch chair $4. \\lhlte ;1'011 railing s2. Romex Sl. 548-(lll5 Boys bike $2). /\nt1que couplings Sl each. Hand-rack $2. Soldering iron $4. ottoman $15. 3 panel 1915 $20. 53l--0566 naugahyd~. baby fun1lt11re !=itereo $25. Double dresser ·. . • dresser $2'5. 993-2184. made leather dog co.I-l\lovie lite meter $ 5 . decorative screen. ladles 3 in good condition fro1n $20, Jlot rollers $2.50. Hair FU.1..L i.i:re drafting t:1ble i\IATCIIING box spring & lnr for IS or 16 in. neck fl· Electric stove ~-Cam-!!peed bike S~. 675-158.'i. o~~ ~l~~-171:i~: 6 ft. nice j S2·$10. 5 piece dinctle Sl2. dryer $1 .50. Sewing notions "b'lth t11~ngwt~p M~i steel niattrcss ln good condition Silverware tray SOC. Antique plng things $5. Typewriter BOAT fuel to.nks, llC\V t\vo DOUBLE matll"'s' and , 539-7269. lOc each. Unused yardage ose ""' a~ pi · ('~-J .\V.R. nlake $25. ?.Iode~ iron min headboard $25. & stand $25. V\V parts $5. all.es $25 each. Boat mur-·"' BAB\' furniture, '\'hite rock· 25c a yd., Sat. le Sun. 10674 celle:nt c 0 11 d 11 1 0 n SJ. hlnck iw ki ng chair $10 Call Artl!lts easel $3. Quality Electric razor $4. Brass ners cast iron lype <2l S15 08P="'"=· =•-ol1eo;'""-'64ll-''-"'."7220=.'---I ing chair v.-ith red pillow Lil Bahia, F.V. 90, of Slt1.tcr 842-50'79. &15-7421 • \\'hite pillowcases 50c eiteh. pump $15. School desk $5. e!\ch. Doors S5 each . 2 PINK teflcta quilted ~:1~!1t ~i~c~~~ la~ufio. ~o:. ~aa~.o~:1!nP'.lr ROuale 2 ~D ~l~ps a:k sl~~'!ft r~: OflLD'S. pedal . type, red ~rr = _';~'{:~thv !1; =~tool~. si!~~h 2 Sfi~~:-'1ASTERS SIS, $20. ~sp:i~ $~re~~~ ces.sories. lamp Sl. Shelvet \\IJNOO\VS 2, .4'x6', J, 2'x6' Desk chair $7.50. Scan· deluxe model fire engine, sweat.er size 38 $2. Purple doors $25. Trailer hitch $5. 21" TV portable ne<!ds V.'Ork N~ color antenna. $5. Lawn &: rcd/whJ\e curtain nil for danavlan chair $5. 962-3119. ne ver ulled •. paid $25, wnt crotchted poncho $3. \Vhlte Capper screens $1. &a6-3:!:50. 110. Ru• ahampoo ••. Small lTIOv.'Cl', ball t>earlng $10. screen and fram.liw $S each. 11ell halt pnce Sl2.SO, Sun-1evli for gala 51u 12 $2 50 • ._ -646-631B $10. F'ull 11lze crib hurnpi:r Closet • doors 4. 30·'x8', DINE'rI'E $10. Type"Titer day only. 788 w. Wllaon CM n.-ie Sevt size 12 ,,,·/!A· 8 D.RAWER blue child s radio $2, $3. Plumbing J pad! t 2. 1'"inn watt rproof -lier• mol~, •1 each 125 Stamp collection It-~::. ' .. , .. .,. • <f4·JV· dreuer $8, Yellow "end materlala S2. $6. 2 tollet SRELL Bronta let ".M, I crib mattress $22. \\'lg, \Vaslt 't>UiN_.l, Pink with 9fi..1541, -.... t'OLONIAL 110fa bed $25. 53f3.:.71ll, Saturday only. table" wine nck $5. Pink eeats $1 ell.Ch. 39tfm aJ8n. Kin, headboard, gold ~tin black dutch boy S l 5 . faucet SS. 1 whJt& with DROP BACK sofa bed ,25 ~C\Y propaned' hea1!"-'2Svw· 6 R'EXX>RD holder $1. 1'V throw rug $3. B!ue "foot" t>el P1. NB 873-1603. vteyl sz. St:wint machlne I 968-1361 after 4 p.m. f t s7 50 Mutlc 5-' · · _ · piece mette set _.. .8fand $1. Blue carpet SS. rua $2rl'Jreplaoe acreen, PING PONG tabl S10. _tn cebtnet $25. 645-'836 LARGE "·al.nut desk S2.;. INFRA red broiler $5. \Vaine ~~n tnieket-. Sl each. Matching chair $10. 642-j663 tow bar $20. 6 place trunk One month Old water bed gnte le Jo&Ughter $10. AV'OC9do muiu-coi! lx9 -flME FOR ·., Desk chair $10. 2 chairs S5 iron $3. Toaster $l. He ater-SX>-14 tires and wheel• 2. $3 Sunday mount ski nck fJO. Lawn compl4!:te wilb frame $25. Wicker itool $3. 552-7946 .i...... -°'llds rocke each. 2 C!hlllr c::u.shions 2."'ic fan & heat $2.50. Ch1lda ,ach. Antique butfet'l early L1\UNOROMAT. automatic mower ~. 64" round IUD-Shoe akatea T:>e. • ~ 17758 Oak Tree Ln , ~ r each 2 plclure !ranies 2Sc hutch $7. Handmade ruga 1000, 2 $25 e8.ch. 847-3366. $25. Corner table, blonde burst. avocado rug SlO. beer ktga $4 each. Odd end Univmtty Park li'v!ne. · ' ' ,;:l~I~ .?i~:r :~;~~ a~ $10. OU paint!~ $S-SIO. O'KEEFE and Merritt gas $10. Cllrden toola S1.~S2. 545-1602. table $10t!Small ceramlca BIKES ~ed. bl'.liht and GIR13 bike '26'~.~~'°it ou· 1c· K CASH -•mer set 50c Stainle&<i 0 r I g In a I dried ar· range •'11'1, 548-119&. Lawn lnO\\ r type edger $2. APT. stove $25. Apt , Sc-$1. d eha1n, oc-ahlny , Boys '»"' &m's 20" cokldfleel tabbele ft. tabl . -· t Ith dr1'1 ~.. <foUJ Apply on Sunday. 64z..8004 -'""-rator $2:5. Brown cuiOnal good condition $3 .• ~ .. ..w.. 11!."'-----'!0IV! ., • w .. ~ co ee e buner dlSh 50r. FlO\\'tt ar -~-"Iii'~~ 1 e~ly Am~~~ RErRlGERATOR, good con-SEAR'S l\taple crib and ;_;;~"' $25. MKtc:flinl' cha.fr 8848 Leroca.. F .V., 842-Sf66. ~-~ " . 40 x40 $20. Twin box rang1::mcnt diM<:& 25c each pictuni $6. 216 Hartford, d!~kln $25. Oe1k S12 . Sear's &st n1attrcss. Crib $15. Extra chah-s $5-$10. COFFEE table SU. T-'O end * AND l-3 hp electric •Pl'ini' SS. Cot $1 l.Aundry JHROUAH A ' Odd di.she• 5c each Cof· Huntington Beach. ~. llCI'atched, but· 1n goad con-Contempomry walnut coffee tables $8 each. Table laf!Jp motors, l speed, Guarant~ rack $3. 444 Seville Ave. '1 fffm1ker SL S 1" 1 "1 e 5 ~ c ___ ..__ t-r.: dlUon SJ). 644--0146 table ~-Pb rt ab I c $6, Chlki'• roddl\G' chair $2. ~rl~ $8-$1or ,,,~o-~} $35-$43. Balboa P~. Pt. 111\.'e.rWStt IOe eftch Lntnp IJAt\1MOCK SG Stand SJ Cl'· AtrrOMATI ""-"'r ,...,. ~ ,... .. ,.,_ ..,..,....,W"I I l.ectrl buft 11 Lamp 25c Rcllgl()us cle tire. 300" 18 50c 350 x 18 Powe t mow_ er $ 2 s. OOUBLE bed \vith tmme & television $20. ~-5105. t~valld wo.lker .,..,. Record• -ru~9:-e;na US, ~1 s.[ DAI LY Pl LOJ 1: ClUlOUt: at.atul! $l \\'llh K1>oliby S2. ~r{l],y!lc pn> 018hwasl:.er $25. Pu $ h heodhoard S15. Que>en 111!ze POWER mower, ~s minor :l3e and l()c. $45-3373 OSCILLOSCOPE $25, pttfcct ·1?166 or ~7234 -, atand. ArtUM:IAI Oowers & · pane cnmplng henter $24. ~'Cr.$$. Luu~ rack $5. m11ttrcss $10. Cocktail tahk• rt>palr no. Zenith portable FORMICA dinette set, 6 531-7566 1.1• ta.ch Cake.keeper :z s c Slecylng bag $3. Portable Garden awctper SS. ll1 good $10 End 1able $5. Larnp TV. plays ucellent $20. chain $25. 5@--0974 ~ AIR drill $25, cost $29, OVERSTUFFED cha Ir . ANT Bathroom vanity e1bintt 75c potty Sl Qilld'a lite jacket condltlon. 76$~ \V. 20th St. table $10. 415-359.l 2-CE port1.lble TV $25 ff.ch. BUTIAT·fNS, 42'' stalnlica ~_aranteed. ~-T:.166 or couCb. maaive, ftft(onn w AD · , Vtkoet paintina 50c Cllrlalns 50c Cox net car and at Plactnt1a. CM. 542-0372. 1teel atove top $25.. O\."en to MB-7234. design. ~ rectX't.?' only. 50c-S1 pa.Ir. 2 mar b I e alrplMe S2 each. 2 Dunlop BABY Items: Excellent coo-VicandH COit m«ie;yl Rl'Dt e EA u T 1 Fu L cuaiom mattb $25. l.a1'lt oval 13831 SOLrrAJRE Way, $10 and $15. 53l-1366 111 bathroom ,,Wlman I.ope Sl 1ennls racquela $5 el\Ch, ditk>n. Oib Ind mattrtu. )'OUT houtt, apt., atore aquarium $!S 40"X1J" 8C'-~'11 brafded n1.J llvlne. Near Cnl\-'tt ult TV MANY clotbtt. sla 12. Ion& l!j2 5678 ' each. lolAl:t>k i.bl• top $L50 .UvUic room chair $5'. llS.-PIQpon $8. Car oe•t $8. bld•., etc. lhru a Dally Piiot '"'°"" m. ·~ att..r ~ '1915.1\1 Anallelm St., CM !20. N.., Lovla S:ZS. Cotltes ~1 altirto, pant IUI .. , U'f • ' .Snt. !>2PM. 308 E. lllth St. O.al,. and pad 11. ~ 'l"rllnlnc-t $4. ~6 aa..1tJed .Id. 4 p.m. $4H7lll 40c-is. oldl c:t00t<a 50c-tL ~18Z. ·----"'------ . . '• I ' I • -·- ) . [1 Satu"'ay, April 7, 1913 ·~---1 1----1 ~~~~~~~~,----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I . OAILV PILOT 31' .... ( ........ ·1~ I. ·~·.. I~!...___ .. _ ...... ___,. I~ I ";..d .... I~ ;ml --~!~;;;~ I ---l!B I -·!kn llil l --lril [ .......... )§) - l<en*""'.,..1\~·~·•;..... ___ .;.;1.;.o Gor•g• S.I.• 112 Goroge<lolt. 112 Mkcoll•MOut IHI TV, Rocllo, HIFI, Livestock 158 Bo1b, Speed " Ski ·911 Motor Home• ,1.A_u_i._L_•"-'"'"'----'64-1-----· 1-trN GS I ZE mattress, CMtERAS -· 120 Swl~r--?l-10VlNG! El~trlc drytr, MOVING! .$acfifice pa,1r aol'd Sterk l3o REGISTERED ~t Ar ab ;i;'1 SP 0 R T w/tra11:'. Sare/Reitt MO '73 IJPrina:s.. r.nunes, llnens, like T11.1>e. net.U'dtrlH'ffl to rttl au l 0nlat1 c ... a .be r. hanging lanlp& $15. \\1a.lnut Ric•'• TV S•l•s/S.rv mart, 9 )'l"S., $600. Arab ~locl. atart: ;II.} hp ~ere. Rent A Motor Homt MONTE CARLO -Dew;$ll5.-G7a.-~ 1;3 n . ~' -c,tlshmttsltr;-tu-nftlt'.-W.x-1-dbJ-dre9~r 565:-Pa~ ~ ve Ci:iir.ldt'~ -R("kil~S400.--838-3289--ff. Xlnt--~ ~t.l for your V~c.etlon--· · .. - .I M'•"le hu\ch ~>K l!Oc-35c;~Playchboy:n.I b ~.!. -~ ..... ~~~t-,t ~UJ~n\UC'h_ tsiq,• ue JaR!y~~' ~rlllll ~i fonn"'"'''".--N.88L,North_Cruuer :ttH9: Sfil.Jim._dltt..lll:..a!t_s.s_hq__U * s•1 ,._ * LA ... "AU -_. ~u"s ...,..; ell , .... >v n1ore. u101v. 1"W'> So• Si1 or lancy . (U'U pam mg. ""' a R; All !\lakes '"135hp motor. Trlr & Ex· .. -"" • : SS7·5603 All day Sat&: Sun Ult 2 pin. Suuday.' 646-4101. 7 S or Ency Americana. Books a used TV'$ 1',or Salt ~ tras ~ 60--1&30 2.J' PACE ARRO\V, \\'arr. Pov.·cr S1eorinc. Powf'r Diac cLir•gt; Site , _ lf2 2076-A Thurtn, CCMila J\1('sa. C.Qnaress, 01'1 of KOO\\'!. & .Pop Scien~, CSEA Mem~r , rt•llable, [ -~ llftd l good, Mlnt•eond, fully equip, Brakes. Power Seats, Powt1' --14' CLASS boat &: trall~r. TRASH & treasure, Fri·Sat. $75. k>r all or best oftt'?'. Otani" Co. aln<'e l96l. ...,..f4'V•1 • air, gM. $8750. 1552-1896 \V lndows. Auto 'l'ran!I, Air I ESTATE SALE , Su 10 AM , St9 IV ~I 0 6 d 9 5 I l[rttl T II Cond. AMi FM Stereo, NCR ttai!ter. ~ com· "'. n. to • · · pen aya, 10 · T~ _!~,.~el 945 Cruise Control.' tnstrumen· l!:_state of Ola.rlotte ~t. Lees. pressor. Cloth~ ... household Balboa Blvd., N.B. SWAP 'AfEET t"'OLLOWERS 1 Bick S. ot Baker·546-6Q02 ,01 ,,0 tUt h 1 hit ""~~.,,. · & · "30 t •·· nd 111 ti •-·t G I 900 1970 NOM ~ ...... ~. ~•r -n-... ou • w ee • w e r .;;;;;;·;. 1ttin1s. misc. o:. a.m, HouHhold Goods 114 am·mov .. '6 a .,.., se at CB RAWO. Elmac Cit)' _ ~ ... !' .. •"!!' tai-a.1 .... ~/lllr 41..:..,00~. u'"k• ~ ... ~'•rTHNGISl~lNSHAS> \JllG N. Ross. ~·ta Ana 3302 to.1arcus Ave., NB April my cost (invoice ava.) 2 FoDe SS. ·23 Channel.5 with '""'-' ..... "'"""n . .1 ln ,,.,,,,, !. OU West 17th S1. 7, 8 & 9. MOVING _ Must 11 e 11 cases of door mats that say 13. whip antenna, now JERRY WHITE Compttt, Salt/ Rent 920 new $3150. or make offer. lmmedlite 0.llvery" Date·: April S.April 8 GIANT Garage Sahi, Several household fuml11hlnp. "go away" instead of mounted on a 28' Cabin 30742 C1lle Chueca -... ""-'. ___ ._. .... ...., 548-38l-t $10& : Time: 9 am-3 pm 1'"amllles. Furn l t u r fl, Call 545-6801 "~:etrome" a great Q'Ulser. All for $95. 644-1140 San Juan C•nlstrano ·n SIX Pac cabover, Import 22' GOLDEN Falcon. Comp al Oi ndeli Cry t 1 ee ems, oo s, car Jewelry thel r room. 837-lTal after 21" ?t!AGNAVOX color TV, cu.., .... Etiful Antique Furniture. h bold It 1 1 115 gag·kids even love them for You __ the .. fnner 01 1.ruck sire, stove sink. , self J'(lnlained. AU txtras. • a er., !lnd s a. parts, motorcycle. clothlna:. Stereo .r~t & Ml Record one b'efl PllSS icebo.<t. boot. sleeps 4, like $2';)00._ &-IG-l017· per mo. .~run:n:ia\:1, M.pe.!scH~Jass & brlt-a·bnc. etc, ete, etc. 133 5:30 pm. playe1·'. comblnatiOO Beaut Good tor a 11'hole carload ne"" $650. or consider trade 15' BEI.L\VOOD, :<Int eond. plus w . 36 mo. O.E.t.. So Fdrth. App~ances, Maple E8.$t 16th SI. 642-1265.. * * * * * •. HELLO! -We hear you're cabinet $150 646--46<M to any of the . for tent trailer. 496-4123 f'xtras. !lips 4/5. St>e to ap-SO CAL JJutcb &' Tabl .. Color 1'll. SUPfJR 2 FAMILY-GAR .~f:!l~?_:J.~':~~:~. ~an;:,~ ~~m~~ ..srrnio .. ~ .... ~u~ T • PACIFIC THEATRES 'lf.IPQB.J OWNERS pre<'. Barxaln: $695. 646-6621 ~ ·1st .NAT B.K Antique \Vhite Bedroom Set, SALE Furn hsld & baby $2300. Sell $1100. 69 Cts. of entertainment. We ~'Ould needs some v.-ork. $100, or -\\le have all &lie shell$ IO '72 P.C.V. Smog V•lv11 MisC Odds & Ends of Fuml· • G · ... ~YST l'k 11 ... best offer 646-6985 -tit Your ll'Uck. over 60 $50. 61$.5258 LEASING items. Some antique glass. enume ~...,.,,, , gem 1 e too ~our music. '"all · ($ubj__ect to small strvlce shells In stock at vecy IOI\' ;--,--=-"-_,,--,.,-"""'7•1 "'1'•A ~ ~rl!Cc·A·Brac.-19481 & 19502 Sierra Soto quality, solitaire, v a I u e 539--0059 in Ca.tden Grove or charge al theatl'e). priers. Call 893.0013. Auto Service, P•rtl~949 2001 Mlche!J10n 'l<r~ -80 ai: •• cards accepted. try. oU Turtle Rock Or. ' $1D>. Sell $35P. 18 Ct. GOLD 646-756.5 in Cosl!l Mesa. 1 ~ Ple~~J 642-56"18 ext. 314 1 · u ,. ! HelenNoland GARAGE SALE-Stove, BAND, handmade, Value FLYING FlN GEftS 1· toc1nn\..)'OUrUcket.(Norl:h . New Custom -10 HP. \l'\V engine newly rvtne -~UALITY GARAGE SALE ca.rpet, re~ig. &-misc. $200. sell $49. Other jewel· & SONG BIRD '---'-'"-'°-"°"-~_, • County' ·toll-fret> mlmber is C1mper Shells-$100 rebuilt & never used $250. (n.n SlJ..3620 f21.3I 92444L1 : 'Antiques -Stain glass win· items. 602 Iris, Corona del ery. 675-7521. DRESSER v.·/mirror, $l5. -54().1220). Llrnlted stock. Get them firm or t~de 2 1-60-15 with Autos W•nted. 961 <low, light flxtUre, bookcase Mar Old •---" •10 ~ute •Ai:. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 14. LT. •~ht. wood gla---" \\1lile they last. S93·0573. chrome. Rims fo1· V\V near-:Chest &-pajnted chairs. · 30 YRS eolleetlng Indian ?tl 1u·w~• ..:..i"l $10_,3 ·0 = Iv new trade or sell. \VE PAY TOP DOLLA!t Head ahort ki 2 Ge I -9 FA?ttILY garage sale, Jev.·elry. AoUque ladies anJd .aP,• I .. ~_s, •c=: ·,. .. ) ~t~~Trailer-NE\V 11 c · ll~' \VKENDER Cafllper, 545-1602 . FOR TOP USED C1\RS : •: s s. m nl bikes Mtrcyclo turn. "'sc, av gian cam Sm:~, ~· .vt0 KATY V"'"" aUectlonatc O'fil""O•w--self cOiit h/J'•c'·· bum~r If J b J minl. blkes 50 CC's & 80 :•u lapel watches. Amber, Coral Cata1ina NB ' ~~ • · ""°"°"=_..,-=-,,-=""""I ' ... !"'· r--'58 Che ~' Ton el truck your car s e:< ·a c ean, :Cc's. 6 man Winslow life l'\luch more. 20681 Horizon & Cryst8.l beads. Mexican ==°""'7'7-0'--=--,,-I med size black dog, with 13' BOAT & 'l'l.·ailer, $75. '69 W/hitch, refr1g, shwr, htr, V)'V ·~ •-pan _ _,,_, see us first. •raft. Large turquoise lamp Ln .. Hunt. ach. onyx & Silver. 14 Kar gold FOR sale 4 Vogue Tires wida white niarklngs, spayed, l~-'Yamaha cycle, as is $50. boat, xlnt, $1850 .. 49}-4376. ~~~ ' 15 ov"'lU've. BAUER BUICK i&: m.uch more? 67 Emerald CB RADIO, Elmac City·Fone handmade ringr,-18.de Opel trac E70 x 14 ·$125. Call yrs old. Fre8hly groomed. 1925 Anaheim. c,r.·!. '73 VW Campt'r. Used 2 rhos 2925 Harbor Blvd. :Say, Laguna. Sat. 1()-4; Sun SS. 23 channeli with 18' & Pearl, Men & \\'omen's & alter 5pni Have too many pets. must 10' GW\SPA R. xln't con· by Gern1an tounst. Xh11. CHEV. 283 eng. 2 bbl .. New· Costa P.fesa 979-2500 10--12. 494--1237 whip anteMa, now mounhld Much more! 16389 Bolsa "9a.-0189 find her a home, 892-7539. dition. $125. ~nd . $3600. 83.1-!3825. ~t. 7blt. St97.so. 812-7881 ll\tPOR'fS \VAt\'TED ' on a 28' Cabin Cruiser. AlJ Chica, H.B. 846--8080 Miscell•neous &iEAN Tough lnng ha.ired Call ~713 6 CAMPER. Cab high. fits Oronge Coun1y'i; J. for S95. 644-1140. INDIAN Turquoise Squash Wanted 820 orange tiger cat (Male) JOHNSON 10 Chev. or t'ord , A h"-ain at __ TOP $ BU'l'L-.:R mOVING Sale: 10275 Slater, needs home food love ..... 5 I ·1~ ~p~· ~~~ "~~\ r~'~?-!7: ~~h~s. !~fng }~~toy:. e=m~.~~l~~: OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Adults. ~. • • OUTBO~JJ~OR $50, Ph: 551--0096 a!t.6 pm . W.W... ~ B11f888~A~~;i 1J:~·pr~\ ~~ports, tape R c DR, booki;, oil paintings. etc. oUer. Pri pty. ~2967 will pay 5-10% more than LOVABLE p/Lab I em, Boats/Marini Cycles, Bikes, · · H. Bf 'lCh Ph. 8-17·8555 ~lothlng, noritake s et , Sunday only --788 W. Miscellaneous 111 top $ payers. Eves. 5-15-5070 6mos. hsebrkn, g 0 0 d Scooters 925 . ~ \\'ANTED -V\V Bus -Body. ~e\ve.lery. typewriters~ elec WilllOn, C.M. IRVINE Country CI u b watchdog, to good home Equip. 904 Ant1quts/_C!1sslcs 953 ·so_ '70. Call 646--0163 after ~~er,t~l~~: sl~~-!ee A~~::~~~-:i!tiif~:~ * AUCJION * t!e~=~C1e~~t~~~~t :..::~~~d _ AKC, INFLATABLE utilily boat HARLEY DAVIDSON 1940 Ford Pickup 1.,6,;Po'""°'·---,-:--~-- Q ., Fine Furniture plus "1'3 J\Terc OB. plus ex-Rebuilt Eii1>•nC" !0\'1'8!5) \\'Jl,L pay ca.s h lor nice sport rocker. Ne1v BB · .. I willl buy appliances spayed fem!. 1¥.i yrs. Al.· tras. Ca11 eves: 535-13,14 5599 <'ar or bn'"' 11uto. Call :,ip~~ ~~~ sts..~4~~ Aue~ ~~l~~c;'30 p.m. \\~r~ i:t f~~~~~::~ely -Needs Bo•~~~!er 906 OF WESTMINSTER 64&-6!130 for Roy 970 ,t>ATSUN Camper Shell. Tail gate fat. '70 Ford Truck, ;Antique Birdseye Maple bed, box sprng, frame, ~Iisc '.Otlna, Hand made ceran1ic :cups/bowls. • ~fany other ·misc itenis. 2686 Santa Ana '.Ave., CM, Sat/Sun Dawn- 1'ark. L'cI°'v°'IN"'Gi-rm~°"&"b""lba..,-by"'l"'tu"m-, I Windy's Auction Barn 1 -~p=ruv""A°"TE='~p"°AR=T=Y~-=FRE===E°"c"'oc"'k"·•"'·poo-.~9-mo-,-o-ld, FAST' & ru,c;ger.I. :.>11·. TS, • ~ ll•""iS Autos, Imported ping pong ta e, amps, 20751,2 Newport CM 64&-8686 Wishes to purchase old all shots. Good w/chlldren. "Salty Dog" Spor·tsfish{'I'. 9306 Bolsa, Westminster ,.; .... e THE FINEST IN vacuum & much more. 3005 Behind Tony's' Bldg Ma('l. cry!tal or glass. 842-2427 . ~2874. By Unii1ite. poii•ei-cd by SJl-6440 893-6274 U\•,t\1 USED IMPOR'[S_.__ BEAUTIFUL desk -Brass ~ttings. $55. Swag lamp, J].0. Ring size cust. made bed IJpread (Dresden blue) l+ duster, $35. Typewriter ~. lamp pole, $7. Area rug $?), 2407 Venler Way, Clof. Sat &Sun lo-5, 548-6103. Fernheath Ln, C.M. ~--ADbFJt·-elect:'--t;ypewriter, ~ ·-NEED home for cute lovable ·-cru'YSICf"225"-,.-----·ruesday-fhru Saturday e THE FINEST IN-- GIANT Garage Sale -Girl $60 .. starw,I, $W., telescope & Musical ln1trum1nt1822 puppies. Labrador. Robert V. Stalls ln<'.0 Toyot<1. & Jaguat· l>ealer IMPORT S!RVIC:f; e Scout Troup ln4. n7 St. tri-p<>d $45., adding mach 536--3590 Dnna Point . • 493-5101 Joh I R • c' I ;\U!lK>tized SA.ll'S & Si..'1vir:e James Pl, N.B. ·Sat 4/7, $30, 3 spd. Schwinn $40, 3x6 SELMER Tenor Saxaphone, PLAYHOUSE custom built 16' RUNABOUT 6" beam n s acing ye es !JOO S, Coas! l-ligh11·1,y Do yourself a favor an come 9ant-3pm table, $30., B&W TV $40, with case & access. Like shake root louvered win-hi h !~board.' Ve1 d1;; * BUL TACO * Lagu11u Beai'h :110-'.)100 set> 111' ru-st. Open 1'11e1'. DELUXE GARAGE SALE --Larg; potted ferns & trees. ~;"'Jp~ or otter, M5-4l34 dows, etc. 642--6206. st!ble. Big \\'het0l ~rallC; HEADQUARTERS FOR -,,GRANO ERA''--1 ,~n(~ 'Thurs. til !l, Sat·Sun Furniture & house ho Id $5.-$1~. All in good cond. Flute Deford, xlnt C(lnd. GREAT Dane, female, black, $250. 33 hp 011tbcmrd._ intact DESERT, i\fOTn ~ 'IT CoinplC'!e c::u· Pai·\ ii 1 Ill ·1• items. Sat & Sun 9'-4 pm. Call 2940. Never used. Make offer. 1 yr old, loves children, but cranky. $40. 493--0563 AccC'~~1·1,..~. RES'l'ORATIONS ' (e m .aAN AUTO) 4ll HeltOtrope, CdM. CUSTOM Spanish wrought Call anytirne.•645-7989 good watchdog. 4~3873 17.2 ~,ocrr Gla~par ~'.iO Ha~~~~ ~~11:~2.iiill. 853 Producllon Place w.. (\Ntl!i!cm) ...,.,. Tl-IREE Arclt Bay-31 S. La $301ron &ff.wood wall shelves. Olli' F II / TRI-color collie k>ves child· • ?.·!ere. Crus. 110 po11·er trun N'pt. Btuch 646.5076 A11ytin'e 2100H1rt10-.a.o..._. 945 .1440 Se nda, So. Laguna. 497-2738. · · 1~a-bed w/bolster te urn Uri many exh·as, full canopy '65 Tri. f>QO· Nc11·ly 1~blt , . . r,ri, Sat. Sun 104, Furn., pillows $50. Upholstered Equip. 82"4 ren, needs someone with ex. cond., pri. ply. 842--0090 <'ng. & (rnt, neii• ti res, un-55 C:"DlLLAC, Outst<1nd1ng lt'IOVING to Hawaii·TeITific r t t chair, xlnt cond $35. 23" yard, 6 mon old. 545-4677. finisheti. ,;425. '67 Ynin. 100 cond1tkln. ALFA ROMEO urs, pn gs, e c. Zen1'th blk & wht walnut * 30 ~ ~ .. ,n, C•u•"••· * GI..-~! sale. 7' sofa, round oak col· ANSAPHONE with remote FREE 11~ Lab. puppies. ' ~ '· v.. · ' " t\\·in, nc(~d~ 1vo1·k. $48.50. · '"11.1" ifee table, 6 oak dining Sl-IO\\I case antiques, trunk console $50. 833-()828. control, still under \\'ar-Bol'n March 22nd. To good Large salon & flying bridge lh•y d!y Cerinni forks $75. Recreational All•• ti •-•ch lmpot1s ha. 1 · pictures, mini bike &: more 1.~ p . 1 BM Good shape' $5 000 IHI 'c n-s, an1ps & misc 2211 Tustin, Nev.iport Beach. NORGE refrigerator freezer, ranty. 71 rice. home Call 97~8429 494-9727 · ',l96-402Q 342"7881 aft. 4 Vehicles 956 ,69 SPIDER, New Pircll! ! Jisehold goods. Fri · S u n • New evawrative cooler for typewriter, chairs, filing COCKAPOO, 1 Yl' old. fen1. L'•do BICYCLE SALE ....... --·~ Radial Tires, Nt-1v Top, One lOam-.Jpm, 2021 Altura Dr. L~~ if~~"::"~~~~~.l~ trailer. Sriiall cash register cabinets. 673-2429. spayed, to good honle! Good * * * JS, needs Nt:\V 10 SPEED ITALIAN R1cre,1tlona1 . of a . Kind, 391BIL, only ~~'W, Terr), Cd J\'I. misc. Sat & Sun. 10-3. $UO. 3M dry copier. Elec-EXEC swvl chrs $15/25 Sec "'/Children. 6T'a-2506 ~~~~· $400. ,\lso dock BICYCLES S59.95. Beach Vehicles 956 $2995. I .li!llill91iiiiiiiiiiiii~ trostatel copier, rolU Jex chrs $8/29 Desks $20/85 Off D A t . Sh . 61~ ~16 Bicycles. &'.)) E. Balboa '65 SPIDER, Tonneau Cover, ·,~~.-~=---==----: ~-·.~~f#~ ....... ~ , A CONVENIENT SHOPPI~-;;-· ..;;f, SEWING OUIOE fOR THE . CAL ON THE CO, , "'----For an 1d In Woman's World Coll Mory Both 642-5678, ext. 330 Sun·Fun Duo! Quick Crochet Q WI . m1 i -. ,. .... ...... ·~· ~ •·o.. .. • " I ... '<-·;' 2'4x2% camera 345 E. 191.h Supt 867 W 19 O.t &t2-3408 .,..,au puppies, ep mix. ir"'V'J Blvd., Bal~-61"1282. RENT a SuncOaJ Van C&nl"'" Blazing Pe!'lormance tor St C 'I ... 1269 Mother wht sheph. 847-8635, 27, CABIN ruls 1 UU<l .,.. . •· • '" • O'U"" • SHELTY-Beautiful sable &. 7862 A1drich, HB e er, x nt CTJnd, er only $10.95 plus 6c per onlyi-$U95. RRJ515. T\VIN bed set, c 0 m PI hit 1 mal Loving 1 + twin engines, new canva:i;, 1972 Honda 70cc SL-Like nu, mile, by the day, week, or w/dresser ~. Chair & ott. w ~ e e. pe HALF German Shorthair, stern room. Sacrifice, $300. month. Reserve youri; Today F.r;rudJ ] "----..•I $20. Tent lOx:J.2, $25. Truck xlnt watchdog. $35. 968-4358 half Blue Tick Hound, beaut $4500., 496--3627. 1970 100c:c Cimatti · $135 MIKE McCARTHY 11!11 tarp lSx20, $5. Misc . Pianos/Org•ns 826 -··~· 646-5792 494--TI97 _FIBERGLASS Baylaunch, 19'' Sch1vinn gi~ls Vars!~ BUICK 4 -1IOO -~:/.=: 968-5497 -SE nRGAN SAL~ I l.10THER Cal & her kitties ____fl:acket style 20'. Good l\).Spd., 570· 645=4203. _]LEAC.li.!JJ...Y.0.-1\~w·y·:--l~qsi::::':"·:"·:°"':-::~~·~::"l.~ l~I--·-· u D-v ' -:-need gooanomes. sllape. 642-7056 -...-w-'72·KJtWA:SAKY;-751t"CC;' THE SAN DIEGO FR\·~·. LOVELY %." thick glass top HAMMOND L-103 w/Leslie * 546--0239 * . $825 or best cash offer. v"' coffee table w/2 hand carv· $892; Hammond M-3 cherry, 19' SPORTCRAFT. L 1.k e Daytime 540--l312; aft 6:30 894-3341 -BMW ed dolphin pede s tal s , $799: HarnmondA·lOOebony, FREE to good homea, 6wk new. Loaded. Sid or !uih. & wknds.2l3: 943--0587 DUN.E B~ w/Corvair---·-.. ~~-· ••• ~~~ .. x~~J: (ret. value $l995; Hanunond C-3 $1795; old puppy~~e mix. Sleeps 3. 54&-2182 ZEUS . b . k engme, J'tU!tlll Oake, glass LEASE A Hammond Porta-B $1499; 18 IT. fiberglass deluxe w/Reynol~sa c~~Je ~Ju~ body, good cond. Make of. SPRING Fashion Show -Allen Spinet $495; Wurlitzer 11 mixed champions boat: 145 HP I/0 w/trlr. rims & sew-us' $300 ·fer. Also.. . Nev.• & Used Clothing. sat spinet $495, These and many 646-5792 $3.'iOO. lmn1ac. 548-1290. 54~20 afl 5 p.m: ' ' '71 HOf'.'DA ~L 125; like new, • 1973 BAVARIA April 7. Assistance League more at: * K W h * EVINRUDE Sportsman inc. 800 m1. $39:>. 675-7410 aft 6 Thrift Shop, 505 32nd St. Walli chs Music City Nds !~z.ore as ;%.9759 tr!r. 155 lip Of.·IC. Lo hrs. 5 s.i,>:d· "Sch,vinn Collegiate" •.i:p:-m-·===c--=c--~ N.B. 7==C:.Co'--~--'==o 1 Orig. Ov.Tier $2750. 645--7472 ~ frame. Showroom cond . '71 DATSUN PU air CREVIER BMW REDUCE excess Ouids \\'ith South Coast Plaza 540-2830 10 WK Fen1ale puppy, pt $55. firm. 548-21.17, 210 AM/f.M wkle ~; with Sales • Service -Leasing: Fluldex, lose V.'t"lght v.·ith ORGAN HOBBY Australian Shep & Collie, GRAND BANKS 32 Monte· Vista, Costa Mesa like. ~w 'l'li s1x' Pac 208 w .. bf St., Santa Ana Bl & bl .• L;At; ......,,. 1009. Fully equipped. I Cabo • ·~· •fl<-•3171 D!'x-A-Diel capsules. The ue·grey ac . VtU"-"•V'7· Mint condition. 644-6787 '69 TRIUMPH 650 TRG·XJn't . f~I' e~per, s ' .. ;-Druggist. Huntington Beach nd $ 2 20t ice bbx, link. stove, t,l~B~M=w,-:-l'/'!-64"'-'...;,;1800'=-.~_,7--PLAYHOUSES _ custom Don't buy any r :gan until 35' O.\VENS TS Cruiser. co · 725. 36 E. h No. step bumper. 496-4123; ~ -an you can play! Non-players I 11~1 Loaded. Right offer takes. C, C.M. 4·Qoor, speed, One Owner designs or standard plans. welcome to attend free work Ptttlftd SUppliral Pri Pty. 644-;>400 Sports, R,ac4111, Rods 959 Radio, Low JI.files, (OWR'. A · Frame • castle -etc. '10 YAMAHA 250c End 91') Kits or installed. 6T'a-6712 or s1~;i.i~~l·T~nc:ti~\~~ch 2~~~gI~p &~~~~ ~~~ Dirt/st: Xlnt t'{)iJ. Ex~: Ho.f "1~ ~r:.::I·..,·-..,.-::::----... ~ •. '.:; ••• ~ P6~~ BL E mob 11 e Coast .:~;~~~ervlce Cats 852 $1950. Dock a~ail. 673-4935 ·~~75.H~7:;~~ SL 350 ex NASTY i_tndt lhnpnrt61 t "Jl':ii~ .. ·~'~ , .. ·-.. ·Ji·-~·~'.•,~· ~i1~;ie·C(lsrs~ve:'s~/k: Ne'vpo~0~::dM!!a Harbor B=SE as~lt1~~:.· :~;: Boats, Sail 909 t'{)nd. ~~549 • . 0c.\.0~ ~:'fu 19nci:. e ,..:_w~.=. lit I ~ S46--8l28 67-3716 ft 8 30 20' SLOOP. Melges l\1·20 tun-10 ·• 27" ... ,. LOADED. Air, P 0 we r fl'•, 't · • ' N SECTIONAL d YAi\lAHA Console Piano, • =>--a : pm. lh 11 Ca pd d • specu -+u. brakes and steering AM I Vlalt our new home! ~ ~ .• ,'. ..... i!!jj ...... ,;~ .... ~ . ~ ~. Fiberglass & g!f~~nurn~r4 and bench. walnut finish. ne u · t s wl ay BRIGHT le Sl-lINY FJ\1 '8 t e r eO muitiplex, & '"' Brilliant ton•. $495 •• 6425313. Dogs 854 sailer t'Ont fort. w 0 r k 1 n g 9646-o6806a v•'nyl lop and mo-. Must sa, ~ ~t;: ,:fi•~: :::; s sec, for opening 12'x7'3" -sails & spinnaker. Special '" ·' ~ ,···;;· . .,.~'lt' ~ · ·~·1 Brand nu 642-8m Sewing "·cht"nos 821 PUPPY IVORLD, 100 Mix~ trailer. 1•=•. 49' ~3 '6!l HONDA 50 Mini Trail. sell fast $3100 or best otter. II" ..,.. ;;:.~ NJ'2::::t;.~ :. :: ' · , ... .., <:\l ....,.,., .,_,,JJ Hot cam, 90 carb. $100. Call Ph. 675-1527 after 6. _._. ~ ·-~ !':1Ji:: •• ·::: :' ZIG-ZAG•.1~e~i~-"•!Jl8"4 chlne6. SEE -••g BEFORE YOU PP~tpsB.ullBuyT& '.I'll plupsh,aSelsot CAITAMARAN B-Llon, all _1146-=24=87"""""'""'""'-,;-"""IBAJA Bug -mplete kit '62 wcr ltY ~'k:· ) ~··:•·••• .. ,. w/cab . .,.:..... ~· aft 1rn 1 emer, l'IS -a um & fbrgls. 20' long, 32' ,.. • '"" · """~it' , M • "1"'~::::::: · ·.:· pm & weekends. BUY! We're over stocked ter, Cockapoo, Porn, n1ast. $1175 fimi. Complete. SUZUKI 90 •. 1700 miles. 8 VW. with "64 body. Wide ROY CARVIR Inc • ..,. ~ ~. c·•: .. ;_::.~ : . PIANO SIOO l rtrawor el e I on good used machines & Chihuahua, T-cup Poodle, Xlnt concl. 64~7091 eves. speed~A~ul!_,.k1t, better than ma.gs on rear. 1500 engine ..., .... 11,. St.' .._ ' A..., 19'!1''"'"1 · ·1 s \'acuums, priced from $9.95. Shepherd. n......n Eves. *COLUMBIAN 22 * new • .,...,...,.....4, $550. Xlnt. 544-3417. eo~· M~esa"'"· "'' ~ ..... .. D' .........-. , -,•, " $10. Ency. $10. \Vooclen All t d w air '"'1'""" ... ~ ,. £1 , · '·"·". ~· ·'· · · chest SS. 61;,-1335. 11 guakaran "s.:.. ... e repCo la 531--5027 Must sell. Best offer. 1971 HONDA, 350 . CL, red, RACE car, altered roadster. 1----=,..,,-:.~=---I ~. a m es. 'v1ng s GERMAN Shepherds, 8 wks, 673-7445 or 629--2931 extras, top condition. Great 23T body, injected Hemi. CAPRI \;;cf :.~ ~~ . . . i .. G~~~~~:~~~~~:.~ ~;E::S';i'Ji''r:.-:i~ !\:w ~ =-~ ~~~'. 1~iD1 CA;.ile~T="=: ";,:O~~i.sS:Mo • ;;:~k~;.15<9 aft Spm . 962 -"---~-----·I · ,~ -"'4 41, ~\ SHAG Carpet, Reasonable, ,.-~971:-"-=_,,---,8::3::0, I t~~~n' up. : $500. 536-8798 · ~~1ii '67 Toyot• Pickup 'Ii , cCi " -~ .• \fr_ installation guaranteed. ,S;,p;..o.;.r.;.tl;..n;,9:...;:Good"'-'=•---'IOBEDIENCE clan to st.art CALIF . Catamaran 19711£ HU SKY 250. with canv"'r !!hell (83SCPHl • ''it 1 .·.~ 642-TIOl, 8-9 am/eves i • w/trailer Excellent oond. ~ ,,~ • t • BEAUT Kimba11 consolette in the Newport/Irvine area $450. Call 968-ll07 A1uminum tank. Xlnt rond. · $1249 / 1 . , 1~ ,, ,. '@';"'\ • OLYMPIA Elect. type\\'l'lter (sp•'netl, H 8 n d. rubbed \V f!d n es day-April 18th, Many. extras. $750. 54H732. BILL MAXEY BRAND NEW ' " . '\ ;~fl· Llke new, needs slight ad. maple. $650. Eves or wknds 7:30pm. Open to all dogs 19' S. Coast Keel GIRLS SCHWINN Stingray '73 CAPRI • ...:-• ~ justmen't. $50. 673-42.62. MS-3900. over 5mo. 54&-4928 Sall boat. Needs \\"Ork. Have tiike $25. 2912 Carob St., TOYOTA I " • 735 T BIG 3-way slereo speakers. COl\1PL. diving equip. Scuba ADORABLE miniature poo. 2· $150. 557-1238 Eastb1uf1, NB. 644-1140. 18881 'BEACH m.. 847.8555 Immediate Delivery • • • ·' Brand new, $150. firm. Call Pro, like nu. Used 5 times. die puppies 61i1 weeks old -For Sale * •n HONDA 350 CL * HUNTING!QN BE'!ACH GUS:JA"SON -.., ~-.-• ~ --r-642-5038 Sl50/be•t otter. •"~'"J2 ~ 3 only $35.---ea. ---Lido -14 and trail * ~,:.;.-,;. ...,--1000---.....-r----r:: ... ! • • • • " '+ ti, f\n 1'.;>• ~ _ ~ 5.5'1--0.189 $85(). * &«-2573 .... l"Or "-1ean, mi • .,.. '68 FORD FelOO PU. 390 eng, LI I M • • • -~. ~-t-ftlc.t 0"'""6. Be~~le~~. :f.i~t ;;~rl~w. SKIS -Fisher Steel llQ cm. HOBIECAT 14,, 18 mos old. * 642-8171 * 3 spd. heavy duty equJp, big ftCO ft• ercwy • • 1 • Skied 1 season. Good con-AKC Af&han female, elegant MAN'S 3 spct bike. $25. tires, Xlnt cond. $1850. 16800 !Jeach at Warner t• • • • '1 -Sell $35. 548-:6103. dlflon, $50. Suzanne 673-2456 6 mo. old. Self muked Xlnt cond. Call e v e I • Womans bike, -•Ill::. Good 548-8986 Hunttnmon Beach tj ' o ' o·' ' 9142 Doub e YoUr Impact .rtth 6 IT. JADE PLANT golden, champ &Ired $100. 56HOOO -142-8844 •"'(213) Sft.5544 • 6 l-' this light, gulck-crocbet set! BOXED $l5. GIRL'S &Ai ski boota $65, &t2-4560 l3%' l.DNESTAR, w Ith cond. Call 545J.i735 •59 CHEVY ~wtil drive P.U. ,, J • • •. • r • Strike a match -whip up • 54~2815 • used twice, $35. warm.up STUD available. AKC regis. trailer. Lice n 1 e d &: ;n BSA 250cc rOad bike 4,000 W/util boxes, shell camper. Home of the Ylklftg'' '-,· 1lf Mic..M "flf'-"1".... P.~hri~!~ lff:~;nc1 ~i~ XLNT elec dryer $70. B&W pants $15. 673-1066. Pekingese. Blond w/black n-gistered '7?. $600. 847-6427 6'14;..iM,ke new. $325. Call ~~uty. Xlnt co n d . DATSUN r1 everything. crochet In cool TV w/sterro $50. Kingsz TV, Radio, Hifl, maak A 'White markigs. Ph 22' COLUMBIA. Xlnt cond. ! Sweetheart of a wndress pastels or sunny colors. Pat· headboard $25. 557-8380 Stereo 836 642-5301.· Fully equipped, 6hp Johnson (TWO) '72 Honda CB750-I. •n DATSUN P .U. New tires. ''12 DATSUN '24oZ '1th a pretty cape tor tern 7357: sizes 8-18 in-NEW nylon shag plush car-C L-(1' S 2 MINIATURE Ital la n $3,000. 6~778 eves. ' MFn & gold. Lo mllz;~· ~J°nd. $1395. l"lnn. Air 4 speed magg AM/Fl\T breezyday coVe.rage! Begin-eluded . ......t. cham""crne beige. 300 ampuw • tereos Pedigree 0 re y n 0 u n d. '10 CATALINA Om 14 Ll (' nu. aft Gpm -545-. radio Lie. N 9.,,.._,... .. ~asy to sew -choose ,.~ ...-e Prices were born hero •I:/\ .. IUI · ega ' '"'J -4,· Harley Davidson '69 Chev. P.U. Xln't -nd. • c.$379o.5-... ....... SEVENTY·f'IVE CENTS yds. Hvy. quality. 548-4654. _..a wlpapers. $25. A .-• ......, SIN 438. Boat, gear, tlr. nil ., ""' pert print cotton plus frosty for each pattern -add 25 & ralsw.:1 elttwh1ral I Cnmbridge ctr, CM. xlnt cond.-.C1050. 644-76Sa chopper ror sale or trade fi:lr 1-lomemade camper. $1700 BARWICK IMPORTS p;que for summer travels. cen•• for each n•ttern for KINGSIZE nttan headboard, Do 't $300 t 11000 f van. 1\sk tor Pat, ;)45--0368 or b11t ofr. 4*-3280. 11_..5 Cam · . H Alr~Mall and SpeCial Handl· excellent condition, white, n pay Q 0Sy or 1 GERMAN Shepherd P\IPI, 5 SABOT, Schock, racing rig, 2 . · 963 .;i..>.J• ino Cap1Jtrano , ~t~nd~attern 914 2 : , lng;, otherwise third-class $30. 64&-1006 Stereohor lrouad .~em •. 300we nios male>, Purebred, no sa.ilt, dolly, $32S 71 !<AWASAKI Enduro 1'!566:i. Vans Sa.If Juan Capistrano Girls' Slies 6, S, lO, l 2, 14. !li have t em m .,.,., to.. , papers. $25. ea, 546-5033, ·ns.-77tt / xln I cond. S425 or ofr. ----·.;,-493--3375 or 831-1375 "ize 10takes1~~ yds. 45-tnch ~~:O'or wi!re~Sen~~ Vs=h-am~°&b~ead~~: nan1e brands. Harman Kar-BEAtfl'lFUL tnaie collie, 2 14' CATAMARRAN with Honda 90, $125. 646-671.l l.97:! GMC ShortJe Van • ·n tiATSUN PICK UP • AIL"' don, Concord, Dual, Mira-.,..ars,· ned• ~ lamll• lrat'ler and ,.,,., like..... 1~ 1 H Brand Nft, Fully Fae~ Air fabric. CElli"'l'S A11ce Brookll, the D .,,. good oond. 644--8020 cord. Nikko, Sherwood, Gar-hO •'Ji:. 54Hi:M' J ... , ....... , ... io or om11 , t:qulpped lncludln& 4 spd , AM/Fh-1. "1de tires • SEVENTf·FJ\'E PILOT. 105. Needlecraft WASHER • d 1 r·-•. Electraphonic, n.·na-me . .....,. • $650. or best offer. 493-0089 Sa le/R ent 940 radio and a·wc 10 at' Best otter above low book. I tor· each pattern -add 23 Dept .. Box 163, Old Oelsea .x t'Yet. eec, cop-<Uu. ·~i m.ISH Sett al AKC · ** 496-4123 ** 'cents tor each pattern ror Stat~n, N~" York, N.Y. pertone, like new $200. co. Teak, Ampex, Sanyo, er m c, Boats, Slips/Docks 910 27• TP./\Vt'O <TCQ153V511281 ). FULL '·,,.Mall and Special Handl• lOOll-. Prlnt'"Na,.., -962-6402 '"I BSR, and many others. l't'g., 9 ~~:!. ~ll.:J!O· Sat --25. DtS(:OVERER PRICE $2999. We )Vill ti· DATSUN '71 240Z, 4 spd, air bi;; otherwise thlrd-clais Zip. Piltiem Number. GARDEN TRACTOR-Oleck our new born prices 846-0248, ~· ~ 27' LEEWARD Slip, at Pana 2ri .• 22. CONTINENTALS nance IJld trade. cond, am/tm stereo, Ulpc deliveey will take three NEE DLECIUFI' •72! TILLER.-SKIPLOADER· before ;you buy! Easy 3 COLLll PUPS Point Marina, avail April 201 f'Jtll>E &JOYS MIKE McCARTHY deek, new tltts. Many ex· 1"'-eeks or more. Send to Croebet, knit. etc. Free GRADER 645--8'00 terms! 601 N. Anaheim Healtt\y! $15! 64.?<5244 only, $25. 494-1.954 VAN <..'ON\~fiSl)NS BUtCK =-=·=-644--093"""~1-=-::-:--I ~Marian J.tartin, the DAJLY dlrectlOns, SOC. Blvd., Anahe_lm, 5J5.T288; ,. c MO Id n~ot--" BOAT Slip, Htg Harbour -:rtri e <"-rvlce·e Rentals BEACH BL.VD. AT Ct11'E orange. '72 Datal.10 !PILOT. 442, Pott--°rf.t., 14 CU. Fr. Frigidaire 8101 Bolsa Ave., Westmin-~ • 0 ·-•· ~al ...... Avail S/9/l'. •«tmo. ~ THE.,., D!E~h -WY "0 1· M/FM ~~ _.. ltlotaat .......... -· ttf/fnr. $50. ' -dre""' ster 89' ~. AlgltantJ. Call ~ tJr ~ .... • -* Danmar Inc. * ~-· ~ . n • ~ • • ml. A ..:. :::.·· 232 ~ West 1Stb St., ew Bute, fancy knots, pat~ ..... 5 .........,"' 683-5486 _.._ 8!M·334.1 ' "Needs.. a home.·• ~~· k NY. 10011 Prlnt $ 00 w/glass top $20. 962--8305 1973 ZENI111 & RCA 1V1 l 1:30' U bo 8 1 d 0 Ci l~rME. · .U,o&FM with 1fn~tl. Croebet Bott _ FOR 1&1e 4 Vogue tires, .,...ide stereos priced to clear. All AFGHAN PuPfl·, AKC, 8 wkt 15~WERld to 35', J:ln. 9~1~Y '• • ' '63 FORD Van, '63 Corvlli' •n DATSUN 1200. 2 dr, like '-, ~ ~..,,,, -1.lE b 1 tu , -t trac E70 14, H""'-. Call alt 5 avail. Model• are tn stock .._ pet or show qua!. $175 & up. ·~ M•arcus• -.ttNBe, $"'1_!.?]oM,.o N t 1 · G ~ 0 1 PU. Both new thu, Xlnt. Mw. Pvl ply. $1250 • .-a-o.--~ w"" Q..... Lea.rn fY Pc ~. ra . PM 4 2--0189 •"""" • Potldbt t 963-~ -.,...,...._,., <'X o ,\.. a sun cond. ttun great. Open tor ~am l?nJMBER. i tema. fl.00. 1 9 · on disl)la,y at Orange Coun-e erms. a Nl:\V 26 25 23' urettmes. ff 4!19 ea '--'" Clr-SEE MORE Q u l ck oompkte tnstant Gift Book PLANT SALE ty'i lal'iest deaJer. 3 yr pie-ADORABLE miniature _poo. e BOAT SLIP avail. Across 1 • • o ers. mU1~re 1971 2-1~7.. NE\V Radial!!. 1 F!E~h~ns ~ CJ; ~~ ii .~ than 100 e1tta .. 645-4191., 240 Avocado, Apt. E ~~~u~~~. ~~ ~ ~~e~s[f.le~~~~~ old· 3 ~~Ji~rl l1land. Cal1 ~l~=·~~ho:1;; .d. Flnt ~c, ~::a~~PaneU~. ~~i.iJ. l\J~~ sf.Jlsoo Evts z .. ~un'lmE!'r Cftthlog. All CompleU! Afaha• ~ -POOL TABLE -Llke new. or terms to 36 mo. av11n. IRISH Setter pupe: AKC Boats, Speed & Ski 911 Afltr 5 83S--OJ33 oot~ celling,· crpt~. $1000 or * '66 DATSUN .,, t 11 ! Only SOc. Sl.00. Regulation size. ABC color iv, 19 o 4 6 -g male 3 mo •--lou 24' Pace Arrow! sell cont, a best offer, 64&-1Mi& Eng. good cond. Needs body • INSTl)NT SE\VlNG f\OOK 10 Jlft,r nui Book1 • 50c. 67S-0310 or 548--7197 B kb t ll B 968-3329 or "-" '~ ' ""~ s, vnc:_a.1\on special. Lo ml, '70 roRD van1 full ton. l\'Ol'k. !Jti&-6457 ) ~toidn,y, "'eor tomomrw. Book or tt rrt.e Atahan.. GOLF ear, 1972,.E-z..Go . _& .Atl:tii.; H.B. 962-0059.. muat "'11• $50. ea. 546-2985 14' nBERGl..ASS Runabout. $9950 .. 5$4411. 43,000 mL Partial clJn.Ptl ,69 PICKUP .i spd R&ll. SL · -50c. clectrtc xlnt • Sil-f21 9 'WI\ old BM&et Hound 3S RP. elec start. Evlnrud~. ·n ... ·~A 18. Sips 6 "'"Alf '"''"iP • .,.1M .:~-1734 .:... -.A I INSTANT 'FA SHI ON QuDtBook J-16pattems. 714 -~oonu. w., NEWrectlvtr1tcreo-lOO PuppleLMale&fem.Bm &. Wfth 'trailer.Prlctredl.lctd .xvw• • ·~·· ;r .,,.....,...~ 40000 mi goodCOnu.-· BOOK _ Hundreds , of 50c. 1''&tt RMS Slc--Lux. Near "'ht AKC, Shots. 982-3139., for qulck sale!l fS4&-<l885 Llkt'd. ou4~~3ti,OOO ml. 'TI FORO Van, V-8. grttn, J..0 boOk 67HUO I fashion facts. Sif-;.-· MU&mml QaHt Boot --MAGNAVOX a.teno com-new. 64H612 l56 e new. xlnt Cond. $2895 Ol" belt ol· Vactncles coat tnOQe.Yt Renl ttave eomethlnir )'0\1 want to &>e. ;ie:~ $40, ~•love. $4G. STEREO compon. 5)'lltem A HorHt f1BERGLASS 00.t, h.tlly ' 26' MOT,rut llomScc ~r Eas1e1· fer. 675-7593 yOt1r houle, apt.. store teD? Cl.witted t dl: do lt Q11ltts tor Toda(s Uvfna • nut,.....,...., Mua U10 watt.I. Xlnt. cond. $100 WANTED txper. r1ckr to fqUlpt SO 11P ~tercucy Week $u;, .+-mi e. ~69 VW VAN, Retent tnalne blctR., etc. thN I 0.~ Pilot ,'well • call NOW~ U betllltlful pat1ern1. 50c. USED BICYCLES -0 ,,,,,. t-brod. 130. l!tll1ni. WW acrllk•. CaU 5llMllSG ovt rl\tlul, """' lhu, xtru, Cla«11ied Ad. s.JI ldlo ll"11t '!.!!!!!!!l!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•!!!l!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All 1)pn * f12-1212 CJ.wlfled Ads , • , ~5618 monthly. Wo. llt>-J191, aft ~ pm, 4~. Culnl!led Ado • • •• 642-5618 $14!0. ~ _, c.11 64H111 Now! • ' I I • - . I I i !' . -• 3J! DAIL V PILOT Saturday, APfU 7, 1973 ' • 970 Autos, Imported TOYOTA 970 Autos, Imported 970 VOLKSWAGEN -~ FROM THE ORIENT '71 DATSU N 240% · liipocd, n~ 1,1·hce.Js, nuilo. cue. No. 4TlDBA I $349S BARWICK IMPORTS 333Th Cumlno C&pistrano San Juan Capistrano $68.23 per mo. for 48 mo. Dcl. paymtnt price $3m.60. 1970 f'IA,,..._850 $p)'("'r-Clonv. S!.150. Good condition. • -Gd A spacious '72 Datsun statkm wagon. E{"Onorny and room. UI DAY J>'JtF.E TRIAL &X· CHANGE. 493-3375 or 831-1....'l'ffi '72 DATSUN 1;, TON _ .. PICKUP A.P .R. 14.34~•. . '62 JI tAN. Super Minx. 1'11.1 t1 :fri_. __ ! Ne bat!e>-Y _& 'olta .. GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury Radio, heater, \Vhilev.·aUs, a !iharp truck, green, a lov.·. 10\\', ~,00'.I m · e!t. (850-BBV 1. /rol'~. J:JUWu1t . s75. 551-s1os. 1 ·~..:.w.:::~ JAGUAR _ 16800 Beach a t \Varner lluntington Beach ~2-8844 * (·1131 592~ "Home iii !!!J-Vlllfng" AS NE AS NEW I . '71 · DATSUN J*IZ . JAGUAR '70 XKE ' s~. air. ~· (Lie. A/C, 4-S~. Pr. Str., AM· . $AYE No.1700ZJ() Fl\f·S\V Radio; 406BNN, only • -~795 . -$4295 BARWICK IMPORTS ~ ~~~~~~ [\~=] ' '~.OA1.SUN 510 CB Ra~ AL.rm) 2 Ur. i\uto. trans., i\l.1 ratlio. U-"(wlRK:a) ....,. (Uc. No. oomZTJ '°'Hlrtcr"""<=--... ,._ $1395 #--'72 DATSUN UO Z, mags, BARWICK IMPORTS nmtfm, pc11ect cond. fJSOO, 33.175 Caniino Capistrano Pvt pty. 494-6133 Sa'!. Juan Cap\sl[a~ 69 DATSUN Pickup, 4 spd. '69 DATSUN 510 Wagon FM radio, good tires, low miles, '71 JAGUAR XJ 6. Sahle, all cxc. cond. thru-out. See it at extras, k>ving care. $6200 or 116 3'1th St., No. B. Ask lor best offer. 494--&'198 AL MAZDA 49.)-3375 or 83 -37J Tape d('('k, heater, camper \rant ad ri'sults . 642-56781 shell. $1000 firm, 846-9574 Need a ;'Pad'"! Place an ad! 1---------* Mozdo '73 Rot1ry * Autos, New 980 Autos, ~,..ew . 980 Aut .. , N•w 980 $66 MONTH 36 t.10NTHS OPEN LEASE \\'ill accept trade-ins CALL MR. FRY 842-661i6 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS AT BOB TERRY'S BUICK OPEL DISCOUNT CENTER NEW '73 IUICK ELECTRA 225 $522907 . h r, 1'H4tJUJ ,lut Tix & Lk. H.rdtop Cpe •• Full Pow•r • f•ctory Air, Vinyl Top. --------------· BRAND NEW '73 IUICK HG.AL $4134°6 '"'· '"'"'" ,Jut Tl:>: & Lk. Hoth-1t c•• oi tlle entire Buick lin•. H11 Auto. Or., Pow•r Stnrinq, Power Oi1c l r•k11, Pow•r WlMow1, f•ctory Air, R1dio, Tint1d 6 '1•11, White Well, Tilt Steerin1 Wheel, Cui. tono s •• t l1lh, lo•d1 Of Oth1r Erlre1. Window Sticker $4171.45. ---------------HAND NEW '73 BUICK CENTURY H.T. CPE. MODEL DJl $297733 -ORDER YOURS RIGHT NOW---------------· IRAND NEW '73 OPEL RALLYE CPE. Powitr Oi1c Brtket, R•ck & Pinion Steeritlq, Rellye Wheeh, T•c I-G11.11e1, •tc . Act Now -NitJf Sliipm1nh Wit/ Be Much, Much Higher. $259715 ... , TU & <k. • Sit'. /Cf'l'"'9l ---------------BUICK'S NEW APOLLO ON DISl'LA Y APRIL 12 IE SURE TO SEE THIS AMAZING CAR PRICED VERY LOW ·--------------D.C. Hunt. Beach MAZDA 17331 Beach Bl. 842-666 GOOD DEAL! Dk. Grn. RX-2 rptary coupe, lo. 1nlleage, radio, heater, radials, 4 sp Bought in Dec. lm, $2-195. Price includes car cover. Ph. 837-6722, eves. '72 lifAZDA RX2. Orange/tan int. AM/FM st., XlnL condition. (213) ~7'18. MERCEDES BENZ 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY .Sharp New Car Trade-ins Coming In Every Day Ask About Our Unique Used Mercedes L••se Plans House of Imports 6862 Manchester, Buena Park on the Santa Ana Frwy 523-7250 ';)9 J\1ERCEDES 220 SE Rare classic, srJO 645--0414 EW CAR TRADE-INS '53-.iERCEDES-300 4 dr. -196T 1'!lRSCllE so..,.---90 PRE JIOVING oedan. Asking moo. (2.13) .Roadster. Sii""', Must_!"'I, ·m 4".1·3630._ Q_nly SUklO. c.11 wkd on-. MG y. 833--3362 ul< !or eve - SALE ' ~~ ex:!t~~w~~~ '6'1 MGB, good cond., many 'lont ALL PRICES '""· r/h, wire wt><els. t cond, $395(). 642-8901 S'ASHEDI $500. '58 PORSCHE, 1 owner, • 49(.5072 maintained thruout. 1972 ''350 SL" I $10,500 • 644:-0'IJS • l\11. Red/Parchment inter. !\JUST sell-leaving state '66 Air Co1)(1. Auto. trans. MG, ~t. mech. cond SOOO. PHIL A1'J/Fl\1. New radials etc. dys-54(R740/eves I: wkend1 Can Craia: about the Porsche. showroom frHh. (~). !)48..5232 5J6.n47 1972 2'20 SEDAN $&195 MG ?.fIDGET-1970, x Int RENAULT 10,000 miles, uuto. trans., cond, inside &: out w/wlre. ---------Ali.t/FM showroortl fresh wheels, radials, Mt/FM . thruout f Pl\11700) A&kl"IK $1350. Call 497~2301 971 250t-'SEDAN -'$5650 '69 l\.'IGB.cT. ·Am/fm wh~ Air conditioning, auto. t~., wheelJll. $1830. or best' offer. Al\f/Fri.1 radio, (2) to 67J....32'l3 ch0oae(46TDU.J 1~"-'~-..,-.,..,,,...,.---~ FROM FRANCE 19!3 "JOOSEL ,_,.. ~ MGA • Used by owner for 2,<m,1---------Is this popular •n Renault. miles. Never licensed. Full MGA C1assi'c ·'59, nu 1600 cc Popular price, too. 10 DAY warnmty by factory, (Ser. eng. $500 or best oUer FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. 1:;?i"iU "SL" 507-m:i GUSTAFSON Air conditioning. Auto. trans. MGI AM/Ft.f Blk./Red interior.1----M-G-B-,-67--- 0nly 11.slxl miles. Sell or lease. (580FRC) Chrome Luggage ltack, \\'ire 1970 280 SE Sed, $61!l5 \\'heels, Clean, ZYD732, Full piwer. Air conditioning only A?.1/F!\1 Radio, immac. {578B25). 1970 280 S Sed lA VE Air conditioning. auto trans. AM/Fl\1 FU.II power & only 2(1,00l miles. (Ser. 49000). $1195 1~0250C $56951'::::::::;;:;:;:::::::: 1'~ully equipped. Auto. trans.I-MGB Air conditioning & sale _~ric· ed. t798CLK) 1--------- 1971 280SE SEDAN" $6995 l\!GB-G'I' '69 Xlnt cond \Vire Lincolii·Merc:ury ' 16800 Beach at \Varner Huntiqgton Beach 842-8844 * (213) 592.5544 ''Home of the Viking'' ROVER - '66 ROVER Radio, heater, good tires, Jov.· miles, lnimaculate con- dition. IVIP55.l), A SIGHT TO OWNI $850 Air conditioning, po w e r , wheels, Green, 8 t ra c k , AMfFM, radials. sho\\'toom ~67_3-4=799.,.·~~-=---i{B A~EAi\I AUT.D) fresh <Ser. ~) '69 MGB GT, am/fin radio, WIRKB' 19n 250C $6950 wire i,vhls, Pirelli tires, xlnt ~ " .s.w. r.1t.-Silver ~·/black vinyl top. colld. 675--0887. 2CIO+.urlhd.c:--IM5-M40 Air cond., power windows, TOYOTA auto t'""'· Ab,.,lutety im· OPEL mac. 1392FFP) I---..::;;,..:::.;:: ___ 1----:-:-:--- 1970 280S t5495 OPEL '70 GT ~ Alr cond. Full P o 'v e i:.. New Radial Tires. 4-Speed, AM/FM, Sharp local car. Radio Sh<>rn 932APl\f only • (806BE0l • ~.... ' 1'l66 >JO SEDAN SAVE $l7'5 . Auto. tran<. AM/FM._ Vinyl ~-~"II.. ...,..~ NO TOY • . • top. Beautiful co n d l t 1 on f ""f .2J.Utth1T'w Is lhis '72 Toyota. J\tadc for +Plus + economy. (Ser. ft 1200 .. -~ big people, and a sniall 3TI9l. 9 e.ti ~ price. 10 DAY FltEE TRIAL 1961 220 SE Cpc l4950 . EXCHANGE:. Immac. & Restored Black 1970 OPEL Kadefle wagon -GUSTAFSON ~·/Red interior. l\-1ust see! 102 JlP. new tires. Good <GSM600J rond. SUOO. tm-SS0'2 Lincoln-Mercury JIM SLEMIJNS PORSCHE 168<lt Beaoh at \Varner IMPORTS PORSCHES ot 120 WEST WARNER BEACH IMPORTS Sanla Ana (714) 546-4114 '71 . 914, Appearance Group, 1971 MERCEDES 2 8 0 SL, A/C, AM-Fr.1, 296CRL, only metallic blu, both hard & $3695. soft tops. al e. all delux '71 • 9llT, 5-speed, Alloy features. lmmed. sale. to \Vheels. New Radial Tires, hi._~hest offer over $8000. Ar.1·1'~1\1 Radio, UiS3n, only 497-19().; $6395. Huntington Beach 842-8844 * (2131592-.5544 ''Home of the Viking'' '70 Toyol• Mark II Wa9on Auto Trans, Air Cond, Radio, Luggage Rack, Blue. ACT- UAL l\1JLES 0052 (891AYYI TI-IIS CAR IS ALl\10ST LIKE NE\V. '6.1 220 SE, xl nt thruout, best '68 • 912, Sepia Brown Beauty, '72 J\tERCEDES Benz 330 o!fer before April 13.---'·~-AM J"'M. • S\V Blaupunkt, SL, stereo, mf:.l.allic maroon, * 548-1235 * Oirome \\'heels, Michelin -TERRY BUICK SEE IT-DRIVE IT- BUY IT mu~l sell $10,800. 640-100.1 11. b sell 't Radinls, See to Believe. s a reeze, your 1 ems \Vtn-IS87 $3995 Sell the old stuU. Buy the y,.·ith ease, use Daily Pilot ' · INC. Huntington Beach 5th & Walnut, 536-6588 Motor Homes Motor Homes . Motor Homes :O~o~tu~~mes ~S::~ri~=· fi'rarf11Jtil.p.Ortel 1 _s_._1._1_R_•_•_1_~~9-4_o_s_.1_•~/R_•_•_t~~--94-o ___ s_••-•~/_R_••-•--~-'40 __ s_._1•~/_R_•_•_•~-~9-40~-s_._1•~i _R~··-t-~--940~ ~~~w.:;:<~ BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACH ' . '· BLUE CHIP STAMPS ,_ with the purchase of a new motor home! ' HUNTINGTON BEACH ),B.~~•1so8!~~.!I,!!'; * 842-8803 El MONTE * 1123• GARVEY BLVO. * (213) 579·2110 , YO UR VO LUME MOTOR HOME DEALER IN SALES FOR EXPLORER MOTOR HOMES PORSCllE '69 911 T. Bahama yellow, 5-spd, alloy whls, Weber carhuretion - Arizona car. $4900. 64~ 1960 PORSCHE Carrera $1700. or make ofJer. ?>.Iusl sec to believe ( 1 l 793-7384 art 6, '67 PORSCHE 912. dark blue, chrome wheels, very clean, private. 640-0169 '62 PORSCHE-Super. New paint, reblt eng~. $21'.00 or Best Offer. 644-6268. '67 Toyota Pickup with camper shell 1835CPHl $1249 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BEACJJ BL. 847-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACH '70 LAND Cruiser, low mileage, xlnt con d. , $2400/of!cr . 673-~4'14 after 6 PM. '69 TOYOTA Corolla, stick, radio. heater, new tires, white \v/hlack vinyl top. $695. 49&-7297 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 GM SALE 71 f'O NT. l'ir.i ... All , .. ,.,Air ...................... "'°"'" 71 ,.ONT. l'lr~ ... VI, AllfO., ,..s , ..... ,.,,,., •. ,. ... ,1 .. Tll 70 &L CAMINO with Sfwll, Awte, Air. ek ......... 171tlG 70 f'ONT, CATALINA C11t., Air,, Nice .... .. t24110 70 70 69 69 69 69 CHEV IMl'ALA Cl'& VI, Air, L•rtd•v ... IUICI( G·S C,&. 21.000 Mill, Air IUICI( WAGON All hfr,, Air ..... IUICK WILOCAT . 4'SIQN .... ....... YZC'14 L•lltla11, 4 Or., HT., Nk41 ........ ,. XllMM t"OfilTIAC I Dr., H·T, Air, 1k. .............. MIAl'W 90NNIVILLI C ..... AU l"wr., Air ..................... , ZWIC 2- 69 °,..~~s, c~:s .~.~~· .............. YOJH1 69 69 CATALINA LAN DAU Cl'I Air, 1k . ......... , I Ul(lt WAGON Alf', "0..d Shtr'" ...... xxz .. , .•• ZOIUJt 69 CUDS 4 Or. Dtll• 11 •. -··· ZS,,11 68 C.tiDILLAC llL OOllAOO "1¥ttyltlin9" ................. , .• WCIUll 67 tAOILLAC SON, DI VILLI 1'1111 '""· ......................... VAllfll 67 CADILLAC ION, DI VILLI P•ll l"wr ......................... UltlUJ $3299 $2799 $2799 $1999 $1799 $2699 $2499 $1799 $1699 $2099 $1799 $1399 $1899 $1299 $1899 $1999 $1499 $1399 . $1299 TOYOTr SALE! '73 Corolla ' No Down Paymeqt $59.53 PER MONTH <•~) $59.53 ·per mo. for 48 mos .. tow def. pmt. price l2857.44 A.P .R. 14.29o/c O.A.C. VWS ot Beoch lmportl '64 Chia, nBHDB • ; •• i 695 'i1 S..Ue, OZWIO ...... r.o5 'TISUpe• Beille. PIM 1'95 '68 Beetle, \VFIMm •••• 895 '69 Beetle, zsmn .... 900 '70 sunroof. 33ZEYZ ••. 1095 lit~~~ '63 vw 2 Dr, Whllc, (CIT348J $549 BILL MAXEY •n Demonstr•tor MARK II SEDAN TOYOTA Autom8.tic·.~radio, fiactory ilr, iS8s1 BEACH BL. 847-855$ \l>hlte side "''ails, 376EYV. HUNTINGTON BEACH Soo It • You'll Buy It •7Q V\V pop top. 1 owner. L · e New tires, mil~age 22;sso. - ""'' 8-4,311 call 832-1471, alt 4,311 w llO 546-0035 TOYOTA '68 VW Sqrbk. 1600. Fan- taslic cond. 46,000 ml. Must 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64(i..9303 see, best'offer, 642-0093 '68 Crown WqGf\ '68 VW SQUAREBACK (914EYY) A~'J:-F~-NEW BRAKES. $999 Xlnt condition 5C5-M96 1l • '65 · VW Cantper. Good lnt. QfllQ\$ Needs engi"° & body work. "\ Runs O.K. $300. 673-755.5. mot•n \VANTED _""Vi,,_ Bus Body. '60 -'70. Call 64&-01~ alter Toyota & Jaguar Dealer 6pm. Authorized Sales & Se1vice 1 '·n~V\=v""Bee,-,t7ie-,7lt-. 7bJ',-ce.-x""·Jn-:t 900 S. Coast Highway cond .. lo mi. $1315. 49H>685 Laguna Beach :H0-3100 or 400-2413. '69 Toyota Corona . '67 VW BUG 4 Dr, Auto Tr1U1s. Air Cond, R~d10, heater, 4 s~, good Radio Beige Finish (X\VZ-hret>, good . condition thru- 585) ' out. (BXJ486). . $1249 THE ONE YOU'VE BILL MAXEY LOOKED FORI TOYOTA $675 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACH (EUROI EAN AUTO) '70 Mork II ,_ (wilAKB) - 2 Dr llardtoo. 1536BUUI lCIO+.ureM.c.-.--·M40 $1099 ' VOLK.<;\VAGEN • S u p er 11 •. ,_.is Slalom. All possible eogine & chassis n10dif ication11. ..... Sl.150 67S--OO:i5. m.,.n PR!. Party '72 V\if'·4\l' Sia. \\lgn. i\/T, Air cond. lo mi, Toyota & Jaguar Dealer call 776-7777 Authorizc<l Sales & Service ,-:n-1~,AN~-,-.-.-:>;-:000=-:x~in-t·J 900 S. Coast High\vay . _<Y-\ m1-, • . • Laguna Beach S.10.3100 cond. $22.lO. Call ~1505 or 963-Jl()j WHATS A" COROLLA? '61 vw not running • &l6-ro22 • '65 VW. Ne\Y reblt. engine & tires. l>.1ust sell. $ .5 SO. 979-3616. . '58 V\V VAN. PANEL Nee1t-.: "'tlrk. $125. That's Toyota's deluxe sc-* 557-1288 * , dnn, an? you'~ find thiS '72 '61 \'\\', Good running cond. model JUSI r1gh1 for you. Reblt. eng. RJH. -10 DAY FREE TRW.. EX· $3"::. ....,,_,,,_....,..o CHANGE. ~. ,....,.., "'-----·- GUSTAFSON '70 SQ. Bk.·'"to, R/h 40 M· SIB radial tin>s. Fine cond. Uncoln·Mercury ~tiite wtblk. int .. 545-1441 16800 Beach at \Varner 1970 \10LKS\\' AGEN BUG Excellent CondiHon lluntington Beach * * 496-3773 • * 842-1144. (213) 592.5544 ---,,"""'~-.i-cc:---1 ''Home of the Viking'' '71 VW BUS ~~=~=~=-:-=-t Radio, healer, Immaculate '72 CELICA DEMO condition. Choice of two. Yellow, 4900 miles, (RA07Zl) (60CiCIUl lfii6CXX). $2899 Be First-TheH Won't • L•stl lill!l ••• Prie<d !rom ~'••n $1950 Toyota.A-Jaguar Dealer (El.JROPEAN ALn'D) Authorized Salt'S & Service 7: • .M-~ · 900 S. Coast Jfigh1vay S.. 1,,_~~J .S-.0. Laguna Beach ~().3100 llOtll-'..tlcrlhd.C:O-"'"'-945-- ·n Corolla. o l! ts tan ding '69 VOLKSWAGEN cond. J\1ust sell this SQUARE BACK V.'CCkend. $1275. 673-8800, • · ' t 847-0138 ,~11·, n uo. trans. (Lie. No. ZS.105.5) '71 Toyota Cilica Sports. 4 $1395 SJ>d, vinyl top, mags, BARWICK IMPORTS wholesale, 493-4m. 33375 Caniino C&plstram 'TI TOYOTA M.KII super San Juan Capistraoo clean low mileage, air cond 493-3375 or 831-1315 $1T":>O Prlv. Party. 968-~61 '71 VW BUS space camper, '69 TOYOTA Corolla 4 spd, except'! clean. New eng- r/h, lo mileage, good cond. Asking $2300 or offer. 1953 $650. 586-{684 aft 5. l>.1eyer Pl., C.1\1. PH : '70 Mark II Wgn $1395 -~"'~!Hl650=-~-~---t -4 spd r/h red Al 552-8238 '66 V\V. New brakes, paint ' ' ' Looks like new, runs better. TRIUMPH $700 ... best ofle.! 642--3963 aft I>Pl\1 Wknds after 9M.1. '70 TRIUJ\1PH Sp i I f i re, Clean, lo n1ileagc. Orig VOLVO 01v11e1". 551--0660 1\·kJays, aft j, \Vcekends all day. 1--V-O_L_V~O ...... _S ____ , * * '6' TR-4, $52'. near new ALE ! :,:~~w~· whls. ton-HUGE SAVINGS VOLKSWAGEN OVER 30 '69 VW BUG ,(?) 4 speed, '"dlo, heater. Im-PRICED AT"" ~~ate condition. CXUK-PRE-DOLLAR Good Cor-Good Price DEVALUATION $950 PRICES! We. make ovel'!l('ns deliveries (El AX EAN AUTC) Sec rt • You'll Buy Jt ... •:--cwl!RKll) -1\ .... L • 2IOOHJIW'llW.C:O..' .... M5·M~ -Wf' tlDi& '70 vw Squarcback, all", good --r-YOlvo~ tire:s, xlnt rond.. very lo ~1J~3:641-6060; 7 1 4 : 1966 Harbor, C.i\I. 64&-930.1 rMl\tAC. '65 V\V sedan. Ne~· VOLVO '69 -142, brakes & tires. x In 1 . Auto~at'lc Trnns., New Paint, mechanical cond. $,).}(), or Rechnlng Seo.ts, YR'V716. best oUcr. 645--2623 only ·~Vlv,~G. Je';Jm~; H$~1595= 1 $U50. make oiler .. Gf:>-5496 U 'TI SUPER, AM/FM '000 w. a. Excellent Condition .._ SUIT5. * . mrl89 '69 v~· ,,. vw BU" .... ~vo. red, 2 dr, •• .., ----.,..-new tires, AM/CM rad'°-5.16-!965 or 846-1349 (:113) 399-2182. '10 V\V Bus, red/"'hite, xlnt Autos, Used 990 cond. Priced for quick 11Lle. Pvt party. 842-8006 '69 LTD A: '58 Ponche '64 VW, good c::ond, new tlreB, ~1akc orfer. clean. $-150. or beat o~r.1 __ ~-::18'3-:' c:1:::31=o,,,':-:64::c&-03-:'-;"'57,....._ -.,739 AMERICAN 'GO VW Camper, new tift!s,1---,......----- $-iSO or best oft. '70 .UffiAssADOR 4 OR Call 536-2385 Sedan al,000 ml. Auto, PO '68 VW FMtback, aood cond. Pb, air, ~/tires ~ ~ Reblt eng, $S15. pty. 545-69&1 ~1441 N~Hd-'--o-"'a"""'Pad~'~'T~Pla~co-an-ld~! I \. DAILY PILOT 33 ( I ~ .:,;;;I ~ ..... ~ .. -~\~~J I ; (;.-m;""•-~l§l~l ·l_[ __ ·_ ...... _ .... ;;:~1§1;/;I ;;··-···'~;;-~I§]~" ( ....... u. ~~ 990~~ -~,UMd 990~~ -1~-.;....;_:.;;_ __ ...;.:.:; I · 1 -----::::'.:'.:-:-:-7-::---l :A:;u:;t;;os::_,_;U:;Md~--_:990:,::: Autos, UMd -Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used -Autot, Used 990 :;-68~/ui~~civi[ilf--;;.~3;-A;;u1~iiiLArn~-· 1 -~C~H~E~VR~o~i:n~--__ c_o_u_G-:A_R _·1 --,..!6~.::::~:::D rd..-, -__ M=-E-~R-.C __ u_R_Y _l,65 :~=:~: ~J-. _l!..;.TU'...;.~.:.;.nl~;;.....M_~-,--.. __ 11,...:; _=-..... ::p::_RJV.=A-~Eo_p_~:-'i._-~:-,.,-n!. -qow._a1r'-co..ut1on. loaded. SEDAN DEVILLE '(;j ~·-Custom ~t<:l.~'~ "''"'fl M~~:1~r-· A~"'.:' vl:ir~ ~:;..:'"·ii (350) low miles • ll.'SJ ~~ ,V'S, 1t11to trans., bluing red, • •"7S P INTO \Vagon, Decor Pont. U~1&Jl.'!I -~r. Sport p $2495 , ~~·~lg~~=-~~~: FAST IMPALA CAT LOVERS ""11'''""·sffi'· ISLANI) LOVERSi--O_L_D_S_M_O_B_l_L_E_ =~1#"''" radial•. ~:J;P~~1~";i1.[~is brown leather lnlerior, Fasre.r than the jungle cat, UNITE See lt. You'll Buy It Even better than the Jiland. '72 OLDS ROYALE PLYMOUTH '60 PONTl1\C Catalina, xlnt ---l§l 1 ~1 ..... _ .. _-___,!~ I f-Sor Allen U Oldsmobile Cadillac (@:!) low miles . ' thla ls a '67 Oi.evy Impala, \Vi th this '69 Cougar, the ma of Capri \s this '72 Mercury n"IO IOf' IM..'<'<15 mlnQr rear (IX· $7695 all cooled with air, '10 DAY cat. 10 DAY 1'"'REE TRIAL 9"'••11 L1111tt:'1 Capri. Beautiful to look at le work. $100. &t?-1413 afl FREE TRIAL EXCl-lANGE, EXCHANGE. lU""" au.. and fun to drive. 10 DAY Yellow, loaded •. bclg(' lartdau BEST OF 6pm, 2085 Thurln, C~l \ GUSTAFSON,-GUSTAFSON _YO' 'YO FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. top, brown vnzy l '"'"'°'· BOTH WORLDS 'GS FIHEBIRD. 3.iO, p<. pi\ ' San Diego Frwy at Avery Pkwy., l..a.guna Niguel. 495-0800 831- f'Ti7 Allen lL.'._j Old smobile Cadillac '65 LA SABRE Conv., p/.b, air •• red .1\•/whlJc..'top,.one. So ...... F • , , 01vner, xlnt 1~nd. 111 nii n uicgo n\y ~l l\Vety $950 64Hi673 · Pkwy., Laguna NQtuel. . . 495-0800 331-61 4DR gd. t.'Ond. grt'at bc.h ear roomy inside. big trunk· radio $279. 64·1-0:!70 '62 SPECIAL. Xlnt rond. Lo milage. Radio/heater, good tires. S225 673-4988 CADILLAC '66 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville-Vinyl IC!p, vinyl in- terior. Pov.•er. Lo ad ed. Stereo, Wt whl1 climate control. Orig ow n e r . 642-:za;< ·n EL DORADO, all extras, like new, 18,000 miles. $6195. or take over lease. $225. mo, 673-3548 Li . ~ GUSTAFSON 418) low miles. Incl air, •'Ood rond., wry ncoln·Mercury Uncoln·Mercury 1966 Harbor, c.~1 . 64&-9303 $4295 Very hnrd to nnd 1971 Ply· clran. s1'125. J46-7J26 16800 Beach at \Varner 1 ~·~ Bea h , \V Lincoln-Mercury 1nou1h GTX luxury/s1x:i rts 't)g PONTIAC ' ~i\1 11n."' \'On II ... ~ o -h -. c· a amer ABSENT ow-r sa•s ••ii , •= od I -"" C.I D 1oa•-• ~ un .... ie,an ...:ac l ' ting o-h '"" 3 .... ov 16SQO ueach at \\'a-r in l'' ........ · · "'" vi•rtlblt" -Nf!\\' vul\"t" "'b ••7 ••u * (21•) 592 51'J1..a -.un ton """'ac , Ford LTD, 2 d"' hartl!op, P "' ill ·'r br-'-d , •• --f • """" 842..aa44 * (21 3) 5ti:S544 poy,-er steeri11g. exceUent lfuntington Beach w I iU • poy,·er IUl.t'i an Btil off~·r. fo.:Ws: 552.....'619. ''H'M1'1• of the Viking'# ''H of I ' 842.al44 *-(213) 592.5544 <Bll'<'riog,, A~1/J-~~f sll'rro ome the V king" trans. $600. or o f re r . and rnore. $3100 or bt'!!it RAMBLER t=• BLUE Cl I 1 54•-1m• "H.omo _ol the Vo"klng" ""'' -teY~ n1µa a DODGE--.£~'--"'"~.~~·~--e-----olrl'f. i\Iust s1·U rus1 . cal! \\'.8.G<ln -llecond eng, l,lb, 1972 GRAN Torino, yello\'l, SUPER l'I0\1 -6T.rl5Tl Rfll'f' S. -'{;6 1\i\IBA:'SAl)()R \\'a11:nn. Pia, air, good I~ .cleun ----------1 "'hite int. & top. P IS, A/C, ...,, CLE N 1966 l'LYi\lOUTH Fu"'-', 1015 full p\1t". 1ur, i\\1ch1.•lln tu,·~. interior. ·n uc. s 3 1 5. '69 D--"·e , ooo · 3 ~ John w-'-" ., , ,, ··-""""" 646-095 7 ~ · m1. •"""'· aan, 1900 i\lercury Co y ]?ark San 0 11'.'gO l''nr.')'J ~t Ave.ry of ~\lleii, nr<-ds tires & ~flt nut .,. n 1•r. ;>.l l-cM':J• Polara 979-4200 or 979-S521 eves. \\la.gon by pri\'at{' rly. I Pkwy., L.nguna NIJ;UCI. covers, gQO(l eru::. & runs ·~ lt\~IBl.J-:1{ Very clran 1969 CllEV. Impala -1 dr. FORD '67 LTD, Immac, full O\vner. Hu bct•n l!i car in 495--0800 831·0IOO 1 \rrll. $325. ~2--0m f'.\'1'1·~111111),!s Xlnl. Nu ti~~. Vinyl top, auto, fact air, I door hard top VS auto. fa · I nda \II I "" ·~3-~I R&H Plb Pl V . · • • . pwr, C 8Jr, a U tQ.P, 3 .car family, 41,000 ll.l'tuat 'l2 TORONADO K.,10m L.IKE NE\\' 'QI Plyn1ou1h I C'C::...!'.i>::_"°:;'·_.!::.~::::C'· .::":.:'.-''~=.:__ , , s. cry n1at1c trans. fact~t)' air. amlfm. pri pty. $900. nules $1040 best off t..u. · } l'rt XI nd I ~ & clean. Orig owner, $1450. po"'er steering, radio, heat. 64-1-2281 . , . · ·' or ., f'r . whtte. white vinyl lrip, has ~;nv · ·. co 11 ,. out. STUDEBAKER Call 892.5846. t"r, .,.,ilitl" "'alls, Yellow ex· , A fme ~anuly c:ar. l~ ~In~ everything, \-cry c 1 c an, 6~ C~rvuir, auto, )ld cond. tcrior, 1natching interior. l.970 ~RINO 2 DR. l~ed i\ve, C.~f. 546-2659 aft ;J 01 prlval<' &lo--0169 · S.\6-fi056"-,---=---~-· ••A-·•- '68 CAMERO. Auto, air. \\h' I I w/wh1te vinyl top & 1nt \\"knds. . 6ti PLY ·I 1h', al,· Pl>. ·' no Orlgnal, pr! party. 45,000 ' lie v n$y 1 •7•v7. 565 7 · 5BCi\t. Pis, P /b, air. A·l coO: '65 OLDS "4'12" tlrt'.'Jli, auto trans, Vt"t)' 1.:l t'.'Il!l · '61 S'l'UDEBAKEH. not t"Unning * 6\tHiOtl * EL DORADOS Ll)67 to 1972 17 TO CHOOSE COUPES-CONV'ERTIBLES * '69 CONV. DE VILLE * Super Sharp. Lo l\Ii, only S2990. 979·8753 for appt to ... m L Xlnt, cond. $1600. dition. $1 295 .. 644-2788. ~ • Sport roupe. Runs good! $11001offer 612-239.) S46-1509 See It • 'You'll Buy It 1972 FORD LTD, every xtra, • s29:i. l'l1-S69~ T ·BIRD '64 STAT Wagon, PIS, A/C. ;1) L l ·owner, must sell at .once. '(17 OLI)!\ Cull11s!i, P/1.J, P/s, PONTIAC I ___________ I Radio & heater Good run· 11,_:1 (213) MS-2121; 613-7436. air cn11d., 01igln.nl owoer. ----------I n.ing cond. $5JO. 968-1077 e Wt W/10 HEADS UP' Xlnl <'OM. 55t-n75. ''7::! 'r·BlllD. Like Nu, f~l.\(d .CHRYSLER '67 FORD Convertible XL-'65 PONTIAC Lc>J\lans Xlnt I HhtC', vinyl, l.indcd 1\/'!1 ra.~ YOLYO 500 . • • '" OLDS "0 ._._.,,., -~-... , ·~ I I . Top cond. $875. 846-13:23 All th h d ,__ " "'' ~ v1:11... t'Ond. #VIJ4J 11ri l)Y.'lk~r. N11 dick1•r 11~. •• DE VILLES 1966 to 1972 34 TO CHOOSE COUPES SE!)t\,NS l~ 4·DR F l eetwood Brougham. X]nt cond. $2000. Priv ply, 714/846-0.163 or 536--f3697 evei. e .~a s \\'111 Vl"_up Wh~n. 1·onll. New lh'\'S, rr-.1 rudio. •963-1-1~~..;.. S:\~l!JO. {·all ·l\&-lt8a .~ i1'11 wo CllR SI ER you dr t\'e hon1c wllh a 69 H.uns i:ood. SSOU. \ltil,)-l~'22 _ .......,..,, Y. ~ ~ 300, Air 19G6 Harbor, C.l\1, 646-9300 '66 Ford l\1ercury. Po1r~r. po1vei·. 10 ---"---"-,"'-'-'-,-=2'=--1 Put a little "loot " 111 you1· ,-'~:::"'::"c_· ~~~ -----1 cond. rull Pll'r. Xlnt cond l9G6 DODGE Coronet _ 383 M ta DAY FREE 1"RLAL 1-~x. The faslt'.'st draw In the \Vest. Levis-sell lhose bn ubles f1ir 1 ·r Li l RD, '72, ~'1111 po\\"Ct". au". 1966 Cpc de Ville, 1 ow11er Nu Radial tires. Good cond. $950. 64&-6385 thruout. $j9J Hurr y. en!,!. air <'ond, P/s, P/b, UI nn CHANGE. · .. n Daily Pilot Classified "ht1l'ks", Call Clni;slfied Strrt'O, vinyl r11of. Like nu 586-:{21fl ,., . XI d "' GUSTAFSON 1\rl. &12-5678. 6~2-56711. sr .... o_. l_'rl pi_.\. ~1;,..747G CONVERTIBLES 1\lany exct'.'llent colon; Choice of interiocs (Cloth & leather ) ;~actory air conditioning Full power . Choice of: CAMARO i ·c-ne11' \Ires. nt eon , HardlOi>-6 cvl., neo.1-' bright 'G2 CHRYSLER "300" .2 Dr. $WO. 897-33.35 blt1e J)tlint ~hile top, n ice Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 HT, F'ull po11·er, Nev,. tires, S'"'""" Lincoln-Mercury Stereo A.r-.1/1'~r-.t radio Cruise ronlro\ _TrunkJ>]X!ncr .~ nuu:r All in immaculate <."Ondition Largest sclectian in Orange County Nabers Cadillac AtmiORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA l\IES.A 510·9100 Open Sun<luy '71 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Gold, loudt'.'d, air, \\'hite landau top, t377J low n1ilt'.'S $5395 ~ Allen lL.'._j Oldsmobile Cod iliac '71 CAi\1ARO SS3SO, PIS, PIB, air. auto. radial tires 21,000 mi, must sell 53&-1848 '68 Camaro Top Cond. 549-0204 CHEVROLET good engine $250. or best of. '67 DODGE Dart GT, wht cal". v""'°"· fer. 557-86-18 vin Ip, \'·8, auto, buckets, $887 16800 Beach at \\'at·ncr fat:l air. Orig. 01.vnr, Sl095. H:~ntington Brarh 2 .. n • .,.., $1'.'t" 11 . You'll Buy It 842 -·· * (21 3) 592 5544 ~~.. ~ . 1971 DODGE S\\'ingt'.'r, lo mi, 1\,,;11 t1...=1 ''Home of the Viking" codial ""'· ''"' rond. Seo 9'"""TOYOUllJAIO lo appreeiate. Low blue book. Ph:919-9054 a ft 5 pm. CONTINENTAL MUSTANG FORD l966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 MUSTANGS at BEACH IMPORTS 1971 Chevrolet '70 Ford LTD JEEP ·n GRANDE, ale, fondao Monte Carlo To a '72 '1·'"k IV L = 1----------1 top, AJ\f.Ffo.1 stereo, auto. ~ GRADE UP! • ""' · uxury 1..~. VS, auto. tra~s., ra c!orY JEEP '"9 "cab-0,,....... V-G t ; 79-cKZ I 350 lcathf'r \vith IXl\VC'r to boo1! po <' 1 ., ,_, rans., p s, i , on y Cubic Inch Displacement 10 DAY ~-REB 'rRrAL ai.r. \\· .. r .5 ceruii,::, ~w.c~ short lx'd pickup. 1-fubs-snow ..S2495. 2 Barrel Carburetor EXCIIANGE biakcs, 1~dio, h<'alcr, "'.'hill' v.·hecls & tires-winch • new '66 Convertible, nc\v top & V-8 Engine '· ~-\\'alls, vinyl. roof, tintcdl-"P•::l:.:nl'-&"-'""P:::hoe:l:::''"'ry"'-,.::&16--50!'.:!:9:.:16 radial tires, auto. trans. Pow•r S•-•""" GUSTAFSON glass, sparkl1n..,. blue t•x· "···~ . ' . MERCURY Pis. Not cheap b"' "perb, Power Brakes, Oise Front L' I M tenor, rnalching 1nte1·io1·, SKA2.14, only Sl.295. AM·i"M H.adio ·lnCO n• erCUry \.\'hite \'inyl \PPA•56;JBCr-.t. Air Conc!itioning 16900 Beach at \Varner See It· You'll Buy IL '09 MARQUIS full po""·er,· ~-"'""'"4·--77= Bucket Scats with Console Hunllni..-ron Beach flWl. Lf.Wl4• Xlnl. condition. $1700. Call fll[ ,.vmttn Brand Nc1v \\1hitewall Tires 842~1844 * (213) 592.5544 5:17-1678 aft 5 .A 1200 w ~ ...,_ Blue Exterior ''H I th V"k• ., CJaJlisili-• A". 64"°~. u · Nlwport a.di &d·GM5e Black Vinyl lnlcrior ome 0 e 1 ing TOYOTA = " ~~·• <>.ooo miles CORVAIR Autos, Used 990Autos, Used 990 Showroom Condition 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646.9303 Se$2Se9 a5t 6.1 r-.10NZA 2 dr. '69 FORD LTD. 4 dr hrdtp, Good condit ion $250. DAILY PILOT EMPLOYEE g47-3813' r/h, air, nu tires, $1300, pri PARKING LOT pty, 611-1().')4, 7-10p1n 330 \Vest Bay, Costa l\fesa COUGAR 'Tl 1-'0RD \Vagon Gran or Torino Squire•. L oaded , PRICE BUSTERS FORD SALE San ~Diego P'N'Y at Avery Pkwy., Laguna Niguel. a--r49>0800--831~ CADILLACS at Call 1'1argal'<'t GrC'enman '6.'! COUGAR . Aulo. p/s. vyl ~-{114 l~r.l • 642-4321 e !op, bk seat, console. 48,000 1965 FORD Wagon, Country !!J!!!!!!'!!!'!~~~~!!!!!~~ I mi. i\~II~-~L~J~ _Sedan, __ a.it-n/.S-D/.b~ _A-l '70 CHEV. CAPRICE • '67 t'OUGA!l. Xlnt cond. cond. 5495. 847-1148. Hardtop. VS. autgmatic trans All t'.'Xtras. fl\c'"11 t>ngine. '67 r·ord Country Squire sta 73 TOtltNO OllAN SPORT - Aulo .. Air, SIMM, 4,500 mll'1 .••. fftHGO 73-MUST;·CPI!;----- VI, Aul• ..... ,_ s1 .. r. ),2'0 mll•• t21GGX BEACH IMPORTS '71 DeVILLE, Sahlc Bla<'k and spotless, full po\ver, door locks, A~1·F!\.l, Auto. l"llmate cont1'0I, 36SDIA only $4395. Iact?ry air, power ~teerlng: $990. Call 642-4116 wgn.New tires, air cond. radio, heater, white wall Autos, Used 990 S700. 673-9352 or 675-7429 tires, vinyl roor, tinted glass, \Yhecl -covt'.'rs. ~tist green, matching interior. \Vhite vinyl· top. 29.IXMl 1niles. v' APRIL USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE ' ' ' i ' : ' I • I ' ' '63 DeVILLE, Ai'Clic \Vhite, full power & air cond. Nice. JFM738, only $.'IDS. • '55 DeVJLl..E, fulJ JJ0\11.'r, ~~:~ec~~ item, FAIV074, ~= '66 ELDORADO, COM\". Blk over gald, nu tires, trans, paint All xtras $1295, pr i ply, alt 6pn\ 5-11--0158 Sec It • You'll Buy It .,PtoJt Lewi4 W TOYOTA 198> Harbor, ~.M, ~ '68 ~ lmpaUt 1 y,'lij)n, new pirliit, le!ather.Jnt. just tuned, · $995. 892-"2006 aff 6, all day wceknds '67 1~1P . .U.A, Fact. air, rear speaker, nu tires, 1 01vner, PIS, must St'.'IJ. Best offer. 962-20l2 O\\'NER -1972 Che vy Impala 2 Dr vinyl roof, H./H air. Taite over '70 CAD Cpe OeVille, 30,000 pymnts. 64&-0147 mi's. Stereo, lthr \ntt'.'r. Tilt I "°""'=""-'0'=-=--'1•hl..blichclin lires. vln. Ip. '66 CHEV Caprice 396. air, 54595. 61-1-1131. Au 6 pn1 1~~:;. sJ;~~·~fuBri 59,000 644-2360. I eo==::=c.=::...:=--,72 CAPRICE '71 CHEVY Impala , air, PI S . P/B, n1akc Must sacrifice. P r iv pty. reasonablt'.' oiler. 962-312:1 Make offer. 548-08<11. '64 Chevy Nova v.·agan 1962 COUPE rle Vil le, good Never quitA Best oUcr. cond, R&H, air, 68,000 mi, Eves: 5S-8549 $290. 833-2652 '71 CHEVY Kings\vood Sta '64 CAD CJ>l" de Vil li'.', Xlnt \\lgn, PIS. P/B, air, low oond. S700. or best orrer. Or n1ileage. S'l975. 968-6075 u-adc for pickup. •19'l-4ll68. 'liS CHEVY Caprice, 396 cng, '60 & '61 ,Caclilla..:s. lo n1ileagt>. $67.i 6-16-7876 Priv owner. Make offer. '68 NOVA, 2 dr, auto, r/h, lo 842-8376 mi., xlnt cond. r-.'fust sell. '64 CADILl..AC F1eeh\"Oocl. I '"s.:_m::'..;°'::l::":c·~""=-::.'--0::.7::•::.'--- Excellent, $650. or best. Like to trade? Our Trader'.1 495--Cl.'\IG Paradise oolumn ls for you! Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 '&9 MUSTANG 6 cv1.. J sPHd, •1111•0. ll~ler. 142CRWJ '67 CHEVELLE ' \II, ilUIO, Irani .. llOwtr treeri11g, t1cto•v 11" (XOR»t.1 '68 OLDSMOBILE CU'llil\$ Suprem• Cpe. VI, auto, l11c1. •Ir, poW· er $leering, r•cllo, he•lef, {WXNDll) BLU'E ... , $1575 $1225 $1720 $1299 '69 .. LYMOUTH ·":'.'C-,,,,-:--1------~ ~..:.: :~:;:;:,-:;: <1510 $1299 · fY8A3S1) ' '68 90NNE.V1LLE F•ctorv elr, 111!0. tr1n1., p)wtf' steering, rlldlo, 11 ... uer. (YNG~'9J '71 IMPALA Coupe, V8, •uto .. 1ac. twv elr. power s!ttr· l11g, rlldlo, l\91ter. (lio87f'L0) '70 IMPALA • C0t.1pe, 11ctorv 1ir, r1111!0 hffter. vln roof. (7918XNl $1980 $1450 $3910 $2420 $2199 GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847-6839 * 545-8863 Autos, Imported 970Autos, Imported 970 GREAT USED CARS '63 '68 '69 '70 '71 '72 VW IU<O Special P1!11t, Rlldlo, HMlt r, Vlnvl. (XJNOtO $1195 '71 '71 ~ - VW IUG EX"I•• C1 .. n, lllilc:llo, H11ter, Vinyl, f)C'fV992) $1295 '72 VEGA Hatchback $1795 Radio, H .. 1..-, 4 ~. («l6EFOI !!1 ~~~I PtrlKI, R.ctlo, $139 s HMt«, Vl11yt, (tl19Qll '71 DATSUN w.,.. Aldlo, HMtfr, • SOcl .. R9dt1t Tires. 1"'1'NCulft!O Cone:!. Cl.S10f'A) VW IUS k11t11 Good , (.etlEl{;l '66 VW IU(J VW CAM Radio, 11teter· vln~t. lt74ESFI $1795 '7·1 LARGE SELECTION BUSSE$, CAMPER FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK AND MANY OTHER FINE CARS HARBOUR VW $1995 $1095 $2395 -18711 Beach B,lvd., Huntington Beach 842·4435 ' 72 ClTT SQUIRE 11 PA.SI. Air .. K •• l ,JICI mlln •....•.•... 1S3EX\I 72 RANCH WAGON 11 PA.SS Air~ •k, J,5110 ................... 14SGBK 72 MUSTANG FAST9ACK V•, Auto., Air. 13,JOO milts •.. ,,, 1UEHS 72 MUSTANG LANDAU CPE. \II, Avlo., Air, ll.600 mlln •• ,. 71tEHS 72 MuSTANQ LANDAU CtiE. Vt. Alllt, Air. 10,llO mlllt ...... 711ENS 72MUSTANG MACN I Aulo., Air, "Sh•rp'" 16,ltS miln . 2JOFEJ 72 GALAX IE 4 Dr,, H·T L•M•u. 11.n1 mlle• •. 46tDICW 72 CITY SEDAN WAGON 10 PASS, Air, el<. ll,DOO mltt1 ............. IOtEXY 72 CITY SOUIAE 10 PASS. Air Pick. Ginger. n,200 miln .... 147FEJ 72 MAVEIUCK C,.E, Auto., D«or. lt.6n miles ........ 76'EYf! 71 LTD LANDAU CPE All Pwr., Alr •. l1.4't '!lllel ......... tNCJO 71 MAVElll lCK GAA88ER Vt, Auto., Sh•rp, 24,000 m Jrts ., .. , . 137171 71 TORINO LANDAU C .. E. VI, Aulo., P·S. 41,000 mllH .......... 21t1I 71 LTD LANDAU 4 Dr,. N·T, Pwr., Air. J2,3CO mlltt, S4'CPX 71 FORD CUSTO"' +-Or. 0•1~ Air. U.lOO mltei ... , 171CICX 71 P INTO C .. E . 4 JllMCI, lt&H. ~Mt ITll'1• ........ 11,0CH 71 .. INTO RUNAIOUT ' 1,..i, R&H, U .000 rnllfl .... ., 1110JK MUSTANG C .. l. VI, llllO. illr, l".S. I ........... ,,. 4'JFE.J »Ml ml1tl. 71 70 Air, •ln'l'I .... .,Hitt." .......... 1'1ANC U,ao mH•. 70 i HUNDl!RllRD l>yiOAU C .. E. Pwr, I AJr, "·'°' mllfl .......... 477Cll'U MUSTANO ' cv1 .. 11111., U,JU "'"" ,, ...... tSIBQV 70 TOif lNO iiliu0HAM Cl"I, VI, Auto., ... S., JO,lSO mH11, ..... , t41ACH 70 70 Ml v1i1ti( u.NbAu Cfla. '· cyl., 11r, t.tt., 41.UO mll• .... 17tAOK 70 68 67 66 65 GALAX.II ,. t ..... VI, IU ... , ...,.. ftW., 41M1 niflfl IJU.KH USTANG CH COB Air, lltt'" 11"' U,400 mllt1 .. , 'l''fCU4 MU TANG MAC I VI, 1•19., elr, ... tOO mll• ........ 'l'Qllllt1 M1•cuiv MONfll•'I' C•f. Alt, 1tc., 11J.file m\ln ............ YXlCtlt MUSfANO CCiNVIRTllllE Um1 Otlf, VI, ...... 7t.60t mlln Vl"M"' MUSTANG C;E, Vt, ••It .. VtlMw. •trY W " • .,, Ill A fl tu 17.tt) n'llltt. T-llRD LllM 0.ICI. Cl911\ .. I ID town .... HGWlJt 64 ... n'lllK , $3498 $3498 $3499 $3489 $3599 $3498 $3489 $4189 $2198 $2788 $2189 $1898 $2588 $1898 $1289 $1598 $2598 $2188 $2089 $1999 $1898 $1398 $1898 $1789 $1289 $888 $1089 $889 INVENTORY REDUCTION MARK Ill's AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF MARK Ill's & 1969 -1971 IV's ALL AT APPRECIABLE $AVINGS. -'72-G-APRl.,-2600 -V6 Au toruntic, decor group, air tionlng. {085fY\V) $3375 '72 COUGAR v~. a'uto., tad!o, heater, rrwr. 11teering ancl brakPs, air Landau. (3390ZFI $3775 '72 MONTEGO MX 2 Door Hardto1l. Auto. trans., radio, heater, factor·y air cond., power steering, power brakes, lo\v mileage. (6J4FVYI $3395 '72 CADILLAC Coupe DeVillc. 6,000 1nlles, like t1ew! FuU powrr, auto., A!\.1 /FM stt'.'l'C'O, l llt/tclc whee l, Landau rooL (•106· EOIJ . $6475 '71 CAPRI 2 DR. 4 s1)('cd t ran~mission. radio and hen!· er. (738GIV; $1875 '69 CADILLAC Courx-de Villi'.', rull power, fact. air. 6 \\'&Y aeat. Landau roof. (KSS 182) $3275 '70 CYCLONE 2 DR. Aut.o. trans.. radio, heater, power 1<tCt"r\n~. ''°"''er brakes, air cond., Ion~ d11.u root. !366AGEI - - $2275 '71 CADILLAC St'.'dll.n. DcVJl\e. f'ull ))O\\'er, air cond., vi nyl roof. t389CUC) r -. $4775 e r. air coOO .. $2175 69 MARQUIS COUPE Auto. trnn..... radio, heat!'r, poy,·t'.'r s teerin~. p<ll\'<'r brak!'3, factrn·y air cond., landau roof. (323DFBI $2175 '69 CONTINENTAL Cpe. Full power, air <.'Ond., leather intt•1-.. vinyl roof. (614FYV 1 $2875 '71 COUGAR PO\Vl'r stct'.'rini,:, po11·f'r hrnkr•s, autu trani;,, \•inyl roof. (359BSX 1 $25-75 '70 IMPERIAL Lcilaron, 2 door hardtop. Onl' ow1l('r, immaculate, full powC'r. factory flir, AM·Fi\I stcr(.'O radio, tilt \.\1ht'.'el. G- way J)O\.\'er seats. Landau roof, {981· BEVj $3775 '72 CONT. MARK IV 12,000 actual mlle11, f'u ll'powt•r, ti "·ny 1>0wer acat, auto·lem1> alr, A~t/}'l\I atereo. tilt wtwcl, l'l()\\'Ct door locki;. cnd11c control, landau roof. ~A11d drive to nppreclntt'.'. 12"'.l'N9A876309J SALE PRICED Horne of Previously Drive n Prestige Automobiles "Orangt CoMnt]l'a Tcm il).t of F111r Ccr1'' ohnson & son l\1f l\(t/llY l r\ f' I l I Harbor Blvd. of Cari • 540-5630 . • ' I , / . ·-~ I · UNCLAIMED' FLEEt ~cARS BRAND NEW 1973 GALAXIE 500 ·400 CID 2V v.a, cruise-o-ma tic, power steering '& front. disc brakes, air cond., radio, tinted gl~ss, whe"el covers. (3J54S160884) 926. . WINDOW $ STICKER PRICE 14667.15 PLUS TAX & LICENSE BRAND NEW 1972 COUR I ER Economy Pickup 1800 CC engine, chrome front bumper, tool kit, Whitewall tires. !SGT.AME 43574) 6714 WINDOW $ STICKER PRICE $2336.00 . . I REPEAT .. I • OFFER • THIS WEEKEND ONLY YOU ·CANNOT PAY MORE THAN •• THAT'S Rl.GHT FOLKS ••• $99 OVER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS $90 DEALER PREPARATION, FACTORY RETENTION FEE, SALES TAX AND LICENSE. THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: e PINTOS • MAVERICKS PLUS TAX & LICENSE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ""'' .1972 FORD FlOO PICKUP . . . . • I . · BtA·ND NEW 1973. · FORD ·L D · 2 Door Hcirdtop 351 CID 2V, VS, air cond., belted WSW tires, radio, front & rear bumper guards, light group, tinted glass, wheel covers. (JJ.621:1136668) 9129. WINDOW STICKER PRICE $4921.32 PLUS TAX & LICENSE BRAND NEW 1973 LTD WAG N . Country Squire 400 CID 1V V·S, convenience group, heavy duty suspension, deluxe bumper group, carpeted, cargo area, etc. (3J76517539S) 1269 WINDOW $ STICKER PRICE $5049.16 1968 AMB ASSAD OR SST :~:.'7,:.:::·.::.:~·:":::$ 2 89 9 .... -......111111 sport c111tom model with pow. -... ~ " 1•11 ·"" lirl, INMllll .... 1970 MAVERICK COUPE 2 dr., hardtop, VI, a uto, tran1., fatory air cond., power 1teerin9. pow•r diie br•kt1, r1dio, heattr, whif• w•lt~, vinyl roof, tinted 91111 , 1htll c;over1, Real 1h1rp, t ilt whe•I, blue •xf•ri'Or, whilt fop, low mil••· b11c;k1h, CHECK THIS ONE. IXEZ941 I ~~~j!i~ 1968 OLDS CUTLASS SU PRE ME t1c10.., tlr, p0wtr llHl'ln,, 1968 FORD · XL f AS TBA CK $999 VI. 4 1peH, radio, htlltr, vinyl root. (VQW4l71 . ~~'''' 1966 ..... lent condition. IZRM-4101. 51199 ~.J~~ Ail~ 1971 PINTO 2DR SEDAN A 1oPffd, POWer dis' brake'I, · cent group, real sharp, ,,. IO.,'°~'°" Vt,'"''''"" 513 99 rltlio, hNl!'I', wftlltwl H lk'ft, vinyl reof, lin!H I I I I J. f54:28SGJ T·BIRD ::: ... :·:~. ::::·::: 513 99 nary yellow, low mlln, llke • 1972 FO RD PINTO '"'·'-·'""·""'"· •1 699 whflew11t llrt'I, only 1.uo mun. 1,1,Ftc1 • • VB, factory air cond.,.p/1, power disc br1k11, pow•r·window1, 'pow· er 111t1,· raJtio, ~fattr, whit1w1ll tir11, Sharp champ1i9'!._2old OJI· terior, m1tchin9 gold inltrior, {SVHl97l .. • •599 ' • new. 2000 ,c. -- 1967 LTD 2 DR HARDTOP VI, 1uto tr1ns, fac;torv 1tr cond., powll' SllM'tlng, pOWtf disc braktt, radio, hHltr, lfl'hllewall1, vinyf roof, YtfloW, black vlnyl !09, excelltnl con- dlllon. (ZVD800) $89 9 • FORD· • I • • ' . I