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Home My WebLink About1973-04-21 - Orange Coast Pilot... . --·· . .. -. _-llr!lQMe -_-_Coas • -\-- VQ!. 66, NO S,_M PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATU RDAY, APRIL 21, 1973 -- • • Ne\Vport Incident -Roots ATTENDS BUG MEETING By JOHN V Al.TERZA Of tlle l*lr P8'f ll1H The. _.bizarre. behavior of Martha Mitchell at the Newporter llUl for a week lru4 June seemed at the time just another domestic spat in the li!e of a famous couple. But now, 11 months later, that week of turmoil in Ute Villa Roma, a villa at the" swank, lismelry, can be traced directly to the beginnings of a case that is rocking the White House. The Watergate affair has some strong roots along the Orange Coast. And evidence points to campaign of. ficials' fear of di.Sclosure as the main reason Mrs. Mitchell felt she was being held captive in the villas from June 20 to July I. She said it was a week ol commotion, futile attempts by herself to reach the outsi,de world and, finally , a climax marked by a struggle, shattered win· -dows, injury and alleged drµgging . And all or it appears linked to an episode that first hit the papers on the in· itial morning or the Mitchells' visit to Newport Beach. · The story was a few paragraphs long and said simply that rive men had been an-ested trying to break into Democratic ···-; clmpa;pJl!l8d!lulll'.!en al the Watergate Hotel. -~night, .a ~r1 .. ~~~tbe·t-teweu a MtxieaD«f e UC'Sta a' home of Mrs.· Donald K. Washburn, widow-of the late bead of the 7-Up Bot· !ling. Co. • . Altl!ougb Mrs. Wasbburn uow denies a hassle erupted between the Mitd\e!ls,. in· itial reporll ...,.sted the. coople may h~quamted. · .·. M .iµiy rate, Mitchell asserte9Jy i~ siSted that he· had an ex~ety im· porilnt ~ to attend, The couple lelt. • By then, certainly, Mitdlell bad known that Jive conspirators, lncludlng a close' friend, James McCord, had been arrested at the Watergate. . All evidence points to the theory that Mrs. Mitchell, who knew McCord well and trusted him, mew 'nothing of· the man's implication in the .bugging -at least at the beginning ol the Newi>orter episode. · Between that Sunday night and the following Thurday litUe is knoWn of the Newporter Inn activitieo in the Villa &ma. Then on 1bursday, the first hints of what-was tia~f)l'nerled: Veteran White House De'NS\\'OlllAR Helen Thomas received a predawn pboae call from. Mrs-Mitdiell. .. Fascinated aJ¥I taking notes l1lf tbO while, Miss 'lbomas beard Mn. Mitcbell declare that her husband bad belt.I' leave politics or she would leave him. 'lben, suddenly, an argument was tak· ing place in the villa and 'the phooe went dead. A Cl\mpalgn security agent ripped it from the bedroom wall, it was detennlned. That night, Mitcllell reportedly retum- edJo_tbe_villa -so said the Newporter Inn Manager Douglass Ross. On the following monting, tbe situalioo became violent. Shortly before a a.m. a commotion broke out and a large window shattered; glass shot several feet out ooto a sidewal1' and expensive curtains were stained with blood. Then a call went out for a doctoi'. Dan !U>mai<>e Kirtbam, M.D. respond- ed, and be was the man who -whBe several oecurity aides held Mn, Milcliell -jammed a needle into her buttocks and administered a sedative. Or. Kirkham has declined to discuss the issue any further. But other sources have-said that at..-the-- Ume the sedative was administered Mrs. Mitcbell was assertedly hysterical and bore an untreated gash on her left band. A short time l•ter, drugged heavil y. Mrs. Mitchell emerged from the villa for the first time in a week. · At Hoog ·~temorial Hospital, Dr. Clark ~tcGaughey ·sewed up the wowid inflicted by the glass sbar\iS. Mrs. MUchell then· was returned ~o her quarters. · Mrs. Mitchell later insisted thal she in- deed had been kept captive and hinted she might have more to say. lt took . her a long U:ne before she made another call to Miss Thomas. Back at the Newport.er, the staff \\'Us ecstatic that the stay had ended in the villas, which often house Whit e llousc VIPs. But little information came fro in lhc employes there. "Everybody was just glad that she had left," said one employe. Ironically, the one man 'vho could have told the world much n1ore a~t the significant episode -N e "' p o r l e r 11-tanager Douglass Ross l \':ho thre<1tened (See MITCllEU.S, Page !l ---John Mitchell · 7 I . I , I ' ' . Pregnant Wonaan 2 Laguna W reeks :t' • ... .... .. • •• -• -Hul!t 8 Persons By JOHN ZALLER OI' ni. D&lll' ,llot Sl•ff Eight Persons were injured in- i:luding a woman seven mooths pregnant -in two separate headon collisions on :be Pacific Coast Highway Friday af. :emoon in_Lag1,1na Beach. Police said both accidt:nts occurred ~orikey -Br.eaks , Loose,'Hurt s 2 " ln-Aitaheim - when cars apparently swerved across the center line into oncoming traffic. One man was later arrested on drunk dri ving charges. 'The tW-O accidents, which took place less than one mile apart. hiicked uP-traf· flC-on the Pacific Coast Highway in the La guna Beach area for most of the after- noon. The first accident took place about 1: 19 . p.m. J:i~ Anita Street. .. Police said a ca~ driven by Gerald A. .~t;itlock of South Laguna crossed the center line on th'e Pacific Coast Highw ay and hit a car driven by Michael Hardin of Altos. ANAHEIM (UPJI -A 50-pound :nonl<ey standing four feel high broke kiose in a residential area Friday and in- ~ two person! before it-was ~ely ~bars at an animal shelter. - Hardin's 24--year-old wife, Joana, seven m.onths p_r~gnan1 was rushed in serious condition to South Coar COOlmuniW-- Hospital following the grinding crash. By late Friday, however, Mrs: Hardin's condition had stabilized and she was reported in fair condition . Her unborn child was believed safe, officials said. °"!" ~ ... ,, ... ,.... .,. JMll: ~ A WOMAN SEVEN MONTHS PREGNANT WAS ONE OF SIX INJURED IN LAG\!NA BEACH CRASH . -· Codlllac Tonglod With Stotion-Wogon Fridoy On Pociflc_Coostj{lgl\w!y Authorities said the huge Macque monkey . apparently escaped from a . oearby home. before noon and "appear¢ out of the blue" at a service station. 'lbe monkey first bit a woman oostomer in the left leg as she bad step- ped out of Iler car with her iknontlk>ld ~ in ber arm. Mrs. Gabriela Cai said sllo..had. just got out of the car "when I 1!111 oomething grab me from behlnd and llarl blUng my , lego" Three children traveling in the Hardin car were also taken to the hospital, where they were treated and released. They are Frederick A. Behr, 12, and Otho M. Behr, 15, of 490 E. 19th St., Q)sta Mesa; and Alex 'f. Crump, 13, of 1753 Irvine Ave"';, NeWport Beacb. Judge Delays Avco's Judge Delays Order Freeing Brig Detainees Matlock, 46, suffered a di&located hip. in the accident and underwent surgery Friday night at South Coast Community Hospital, where his : condition -was reported fair. Salt Creek Project ·Silo fell to the ground and a tu.opted to shield the child while service station manager Daniel Currier ran out and !lied to kick the mmkey. He ml8sed, f,U' arid, lroke his foot. ·Mrs. Coo's bite was described as ilperflclat, and be.r baby was not hurt. Police said they were investigating possible chru:ges against Matlock, who lives at 30662 Marilyn Or. A passenger in Matlock's car, Eugene A. McClaine, 46, of Alberta, Canada, was, _ also hospitalized in serious condition after he reportedly was thrown througn By TOM BAllLEY Of 1tM De11Y "" Stiff A restraining <!fder that halts all forms of construction Jn much of Avoo Com· munity Developers Inc. 's $94 milllon,Salt Creek area project wtll be debated again Wednesday in Orange County &lperior Court. l tl'he injured woman wa:s hospitalized in RriOUI cOndlti'Olf.'"" -(see-CRASHES, Pa11e II Judge Robert.-!'.-Kneeland ·ordered .. • ~c.apo Trustee Papers Rehuttal . -. :;...To_ Keep Joh -Ellsberg 'S oug'1,t Disclosure in '69' -1)"'111 l'Uint l""Y"r Stephen Smith '· _ uJd f:rl_day he has decided to keep LOS ANGELES (AP ) -A former spring ol 1969 "said oomething to the ef· ~ his ... t 00 !lie eoaroorTrustees o1-Delense"'Departmcnl official has lestllied feet that be felt the documents and ' the C8plstnno Unified School _ that Daniel Ellsberg said in the spring of studies were docwnenls of grc&t Im· • Dlstt!ct. 1969 that the top secret Pltllagon papers portance and should. be in the -public Sritlth earlier this week woo re-shollld bill' 1n-u1c public donfaln. Qomiln. u -_.._ :r_ election 10 the board despite his Ellsberg .earlier bad tesUlied that he Gelb i!I scheduled to be -.amlned own protesta that be no longer didn 't 4cclde to copy the papers until by the defeflse on Moaday. ,. wented the job. October 1969. while the govenwnent con-'!,'be w!ines.< testified !hat he-gave "I feel that I can »•Orie out all. · tends that Ellsberg In-to copy the Ellsberg permlpion to use ti'!'' ~n thuirublems of till!!> commitmenJ," pepers for release when he first pic1'ed att~• twice muSlng him such.acoeoa: Smfih said Friday. .-them up in-Mardi t981. Gelb ,... , .. kl 'to-lllm.-- "l've ,rect!•ed '° mMy calls Leslie Gelb, a director of the pentagon Ellsberg -what I laid to _. from auppoi;ters in my area thaO task force that produceGlbe stOdy of -wwtmc m the task force, th!! they felt I should stay on and do a lood U.S. Involvement in Vietnam, was called could havt access to other .""teiials m Job as a trustee," he added. as a government rebultal witness Friday. tho tut force 11 lq as they:,wenl ~rk- He said he believed that Ellsberc in tbe Ing on tl>e study." • : .. . , A feder<I judge has delayed the la\\·ycrs for Avco and the Environmental execution of an order that would have Coalition of Orange County ha.ck to his cou rtroom while granting the restraining freed all Marine and· Navy personnel order against the development firm Fri· being held . by summary courts-martial day. without counsel. If Avco· lawyers fail to chMge his The 9th U.S. Circuil' Court of Appeals mind Wednesday, ~Y and their op-issued the delay order alter government ' ponents will be ordered to return May 4 !or a hearing into the preliminary in· lawyer5 argued that there would be "im· junctlon----sou8ht-tiY lie enVffi:inmentlll mediate and irreparable harm to the ad· organization. ministration of nav al discipline" if the The .group's Jawyer, Stanley Jones of two services were forced to free all Santa IAna , expla'lned Friday that the prisoners who have been jailed without restraining order be successfully aought right of legal counsel since June. 1972. halts Avco construction work ol all kinds Both El Toro Marine Air Station and 1·withln 1,000 yards of the mean high tide Camp Pendleton have brigs where line. pel'800Del are held, but o[ricia1s were not "It halts all construction in three immediately able to report how many residential tracts, a golf course and a persons were 'kept imprisoned by the new commerci8:lr-shoj'>ping-ctnf: ,' Joriet order.· s;iirt . "\Ve'1·e not Bure of the total number . Un<ler Navy and Marine procedure, a or hornes a(fcctcd bulr \\"C do know that single mUJtary ~ officer acts as judge, !here ~re L.900 ufider construction ln just jury, ~tor---end"'llefense counsel at one of those lrncts." cwrts courts-martial, where the max- .Judge Knooland rilled that Avco wlll imun>penalty is 30 ~•YI.in the brig. havo to Obtain an ,emer,..cy pennit. Last week i Loi Angelm fe~eral judge frorrr Ille -h O>ut' Jletlional 7.one ruJed that this ~~ violated t~e Conser.,.1i... OommiliicCI lf'lt wtshea It> U.S. ·&lr>reme C<iurl . det1Slon of June. PW:•Jl"~°""'"ctlonfwork m lllY'kind In a (972, which ruled tttat a man cannot be ·~=t~o.~!!• ~C.. ~'pro-~~11~.U"!ed withoul right to legal counsel. A :-:-san Francisco judge . Thursday Principals.of. the oulng..EllilnJomontal delayed execution of that order, giving Coalltlon of Or•n&e c...ity M Iden-•ovemment Atlorooys two weeks to show tllled ao Dale Seeoi'd ol <lolllo ltesi and • . , .• cause why prl9011<rs being held wttbollt (~ AVpD1 ~ i~ righl OI counsel should nol be set free. -· -•• Dlme-a-Une • Bargains --- TODAY ! TEN CENTS HOLDS S!CRET? Marthe Ml tchell Paper Says Fees Paid BugFi~es . WASHINGTON (AP) -Quoting an asooclate of former Atty. Gen. Jolin N. Mltdteli, the W8'1llngton Post aold today that Mitchell testified be ap- proved payments from President Nls- on's rHlectioo campaign funds to the seven Watergate conspirators after the June 17 arrests at Democratic head- quarters. But Mitchell reportedly maintained under ·oath that the money was intended to pay their legal fees -not to buy their silence. He did mt mention· amounts of money, the Post said. (Related story, Page 6.) Mitchell testified for about three boun Friday, before the Jederai grand.jury In- vestigating the Watergate c a a e • Afterwards he told newsmen he never andled any-payoff-.money to buy silence from the defendanl.s. He also &aid that while discussions about bu g g i n g Democrats were held in his presence, "no .nich operat!ons were ever ~ved by me at any time, Wlder any circumstances." He was not available !or comment on the Post story. The as90Ciate told the Post that Mitchell testified he believes Jeb Stu'art Magruder, the deputy presidential cam· paign director. went over Mitchell's head to unnamed officials at the White H"""' (See WATERGATE BUGGING, Pace II Or ange Cout Sunny skies and fair tempe1;4 atures are predicted on the Or· ange Coast fot this Eister week- end. \Vlnds were expected to dlntinish but be strong enough to chase away any fog and smog. Beach daytime tempera· ture will tut abOut 67 degrees. with night lows dipping to air proximately 45. · INSIDE TODAY-- . A ,roundup of Orange Coast Easter service! apptar! i'' to- day'! ChUf"Ch TltW,(, alonQ' toiCh a lJOuis Cas!els f"eport on a scholar's research supporting tlie New TeJtamant account of Chris~• bod9 mining /rMn lilt torri.~. See Pages 8-J O. -. 4tll-AIHIY. , •Mwl'HlllllMlll , ... ,, CllV!"dl Nt~ .. P'llf'llllY , ... .J. !llltltttd ,..,. ...... ,.._ • -·· • -• CtmlMM , ... • s,..... 11·tl ,,. ...... " Stedl Mlr\t"' 1•11 0..tll Mtt!CM • Updt L.-I ' .j. ' } I J DAILY PILOT Satunl.,, April 21, 1'173 Cor.one.r ·Claims 'No Foul Play' CLARKSVILLE, Mo. \U PI ) -The cor- oner who signed Sen Edward V. Loog's death certlticate last November believed there was no reaaon to suspect foul play. J.O. Mudd, Pike County coroner fOr the last 25 yean. aald Friday ho only learned Thur5day that Long 's personal secretary, Helen Dunlap, told authorities the former ..... IOI" IUlpecled be bad been poisoned by coody ~t him In the maU. Mudd said be checUd with Long's widow 1lttt the death Nov. 6 and she told him Ille did nol want an · autopsy perfannad on her husband. e · l\'bott l11 Florida KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (U PI) -Presi· dent-Nixon, described by !OITle close obeetven as sad· and angered over the Watereate bugging scandal, se tUed down at his bayslde villa lodaf to spend Easter with his family. The President flew here after a ( IN SHORT ... ) Cabinet meeting during which he in- structed all administration officials to "cooperate fully" with the federal grand jury and Senate Committee m. vesUgatioos. "He's sad," said one close observer about the President's mood . Other -IOlll'CtS said he was "enraged" at the un· fo.lding developments in the \\'·atergale probe. e Charge• Dropped COACHELl.A (AP) -A Superior Court judge Friday dropped contempt of court charges againl:t 11 United Farm Workers pickets who were arrested for vlolaUng his orders restricting picketing in the strike agai nst grape gro"·ers. Judge Fred R. f\feth cny acted after she riJf's deputies made 1nore mass ar- rests of picketers .as the jurisdictiooal dispute heated between Cesar Chavez' United Farm Workers' Un1on and the Teamsters Un1on. e Food lten1s Recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -Thousands or food products, includifli frozen chicken dinners destined for first cl a s s passengers on an airline, are being recalled because of po.'lsible botulism contamination, accordirui: to the F'ood and Drug Administration. The products, ranging fron1 pizzas and bagels to beef steaks and shish kebabs, all con tain 1nushrooms canned by Fran Mushroom Co. Inc .. Ravenna , N.Y. All of that firm's mushrooms, an Reserve Board • Okays Rate Hike WASHI NGTON (UPll -'111e Federal Re serve Board has authorized seven of it! 12 banks to raise thei r discount rates frorn 5.5 percent to 5.75 percent effective Monday. It is the third increase this year. Official.5 termed the mo ve Friday a "pa.uive adjustment" to increases that have already occurred in the money market and said It was not expected to cause further increases in the cost of borrowing money. "We're just following, not leading/' a spokesman said. The action applied to Federal Reserve banks at Philadelphia, Cleveland, Rich· mond, Allan ta, l\finneapolls. Kansas City and San Francisco. Officials said reserve banks at Bo.ston. New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas were ex- pected to follow 9Uit \ · OIAMH COAST n DAILY PILOT Tht Otl/1111 Co•tt DAILY l"ILOT, wltto wtolc~ i. corflbllltlll tn. N~'"'"'' r. pulll!ill>ld llv tM Or11111t ,Cot•t P'llllll1Mn1 Con\ptny. St~· ,. .. 9dlllotll •r• pullll1fttd, MonMy lt!rovi;ift ~rld•l"· for COllll Mh•, NtWPO!'I l•teh, HUl'lllnuloo! 11ac11/Fount•ln V•t11y, UllllN IMCll, lr>1lnt/llddlllbtttl In.cl S.n Clt....,,l'lf lln Juan Clpl1tr11no. 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NW II C•I• MtM• (llMfln!M, ~lfl" w carri.r tt.6& ll'IQOlt!ll!~W -11 U .IJ ~I MHllW'f .............. ,......tlltJ. estimated 50,000 pounds, are being recall· ed becuu.~e of suspected botulinus bacteria, Including those n o w in· corporated into the food products of other nianuf~cturers. • IRS Flies Lle t1• BOSTON · (AP ) -The Internal Revenue Service Friday filed lien! total· ling $4,551 ,195 on the 500-acre Brookfield est.ate and 38-room home of Worchester millionaire financier Edward Krock, a fugitive from an indictment charging evasion of $1,443,231 in federal income taxes for the years 1966 through 1969. The liens Were filed in U.S. District Court at Boston, the Worcester County Registry of Deeds and at Brookfield Town Hall . e Bren1er Threatened BALTIMORE (UPI ! -Ofticials at the Maryland penitentiary say Arth ur II. Bremer, convicted assailant of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, will remain in protective custody in an isolation ceU un- til reports of a possible thre.al on his Hfe are investigated . Gerald H. McClellan, penitentiary warden, said Bremer was removed from the general inmate population after Wallace informed 1'1aryland officials last week that he received a telegram warn- ing of a possible threat to kill Bremer, 22. • f 'ro111 PRfle l CRASHES ... the window of the car. Hospital officials sa id -.he suffered sever-e racial lacera· tions. The second accident took place at Cen- ter Street and Pacific Coast Highway at 2:51 , police said. A car dri ven by Kenneth DeLoy, 23, of La Habra reportedl y crossed the center ·line and hit an auto dri ven by Arlene lssacs, 49, of 750 Alta Vi sLa, Laguna Beach. • Mrs. Issacs v.•as slill in se rious con- dition Friday night "''ith a severe elbow injury and a possible concussion, officials at South Coast O>mmunity HospitaJ said. Police said DeLoy was treate{f and released at the hospital and then jailed on suspicion or felony druflk driving. He was later released on his own recognizaoc'e. Council Expected To Delay Action On Balboa Units Newport Beach councilmen are ex- pected Monday to postpone until May 7 a J>Ublic hearing on the proposal to build condominiums on Balboa 's Fun Zone. John Konwiser. the developer who wants to build 33 bayfront units, asked for the d e I a y because Vice Mayor Howard Rogers, who represents Balboa,'\. will not be present. Rogers said today he v.'ill be on a business .trip to Houston , Tex. Rogers has declined to take a stand on Konwiser's revised housing p I ans , although his vole was regarded as key when councilmen initially approved the project last summer. 'I'.tlat approvai was rescinded after an Orange County Superior• Court judge ordered the city to examine an en· vironmental impact report on the proj- ect .. Councilmen subsequently told Konwiser to try to find a commercial use for the ' one-acre site. lie now says he's tried, but can't. Fro11a Pnge 1 AVCO ... Lorell Long or Lagunrt Beach . Their organization 1vt1s defined ns n non-profit citizens group serving 56 en1•ironmental organizations . Jones predicted Friday there will be further debntc on the issue Moo day when the regiona l commission meets in Long Beach. The la1vsuit accuses Avco ol repeatedly violating the provisions of the act crea ted by passage of Proposition 20 -the c.aliromia CO!stal Zone Conservation Act or 1972. And it further demands a total or $30,000 in civil fines in three causes of action and further levies that could cost Avco as much as Sl.SOO per day for each dny of construction carried out if viola- lion of the act is proved. The regional commission had earlier den led nine of 16 claims flied by the. developer (or exemption f(Om proVisions of the coastal zone measure. Avco officials commented before the lawsuit wao filed Friday that they were seeking emergency approval from !he commission for golf course con- struction . They explained that It as vital to prevent erosion and silt ·con- ta mination of Salt Creek and of the ocean by rain runorr. They also pointed out th ot It la equally vital to pre" on with fencing alona Pacific Coast H!ihway. The !encing "'llJ bcfler c n ab 1 c auton1obilcs 10 use the public beach ~irk ing lo~ thnt Avco Is build ing for county government, they saJd, Otherwise, It was pointed out. cars c:ould be dri..., cmto open graded areas. • Basket of Joy Peri Mosher, a fifth grader at Eastbluff School, is the grand sweep- s~kes winner of the annual Easter basket decorating contest for children sponsored by Mariners Savings and Loan in Newport Beacb. After the contest winners were announced Friday, many of the entrants chose to send their baskets to local convalescent hospitals to brighten Easter for elderly shut-ins. Nixon Bill Would Give -- $4 Million to County Local government in Orange County would profit to the tune of nearly $4 · million if PresiOent Nixon's proposed Better Communiti es Act pa s s es Congress, according to \Vhite tlouse figures released Friday. The federal money, which would replace seven specialized grant programs now administered by the DeMrtment of Housing and Urban Developml!nt, would leave local government free to spend the money without extensi ve federal limita· tioos. The two Orange Coast cities that would profit most. by the proposed 12.3 billion bill are C06ta Mesa and HunUngton Beach, which would get $236,000 and $460,000 respectively. In addition Orange County government would be given $1.46 million. . Nixon has asked Congress to pass the revenue-sharing measure to strengthen state and local governments and pennit them to spend community development funds free from federal interference. If approved by Congress, the act would go 'into effect July 1, 1974. Other areas in Orange County which stand to gain from the act. are Sant.a Ana, which could get $ 7 2 3 , o O O ; 2 Pilots Missing -\ Over Ca1nbodia rHONOLULU (AP ) -Two Air Force fliers were listed as missing in Southeast Asia after their F4 Phantom was reported overdue Wedn esday from a n1is-sion over Cambodia. the U.S. Pacific Command announced Friday. Search operations for the two crcv.'JTlen v.·ere unsuccessful. the command said . The crew members "''ere not identified . A command spokesman refused to say whether the plane had been shot down. U.S. aircraft, incl uding B52s, con- tinued operations over Gambodia for the 45th straight day. The operations are being conducted at the request of the Ca n1bodian governn1ent, the t."Ommand said. Dea1i Marti1i To Wed Agai1i SANTA MONICA (AP I -Actor-singer Dean Martin, 55, and Cathy Mae Hawn. 25, a model , obtained a marriage license here Friday. A spokesman said the couple planned to be married in a civil ceremony ,in Martin's Bel Air home next Wednesday . Martin was divorced la st November rrom former model Jeanne Riegger, 45, to whom be had been married 2J years. He told the coort that "irreconcilable di[· fcrences" were the cause of the breakup. They had three children. Coas t Guard Saves 4 Oxnard Boaters LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Four Om•rd men, IOSJ since Tuesday ln the Gulf ol r.terlco in a JS.fool motorboat, wttt: rescued by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter Friday and returned to land In good health. - The rour are Van Baldwin. 55, his son Ron. It, BIU Henry, 45, and hla 1i01t Wayne, 15. They told the Coast Guard tbat motor laUUNO Tuesday put thorn adrift <l5 miles offshore and prevented 1hem £rom returning u planned. \Vestminster. $201,000 ; Garden Grove, $378,000: and the Anaheim-Santa Ana- Garden Grove region. $529,000, according to White House figures. The cities or Los Angeles and San :Francisco would teceive the biggest direct appropriations in the state under the proposed bill. They would get 439 millioo and $28 million respectively. Tornadoes Cause 2 Mi~west Deaths; 40 Persons Hurt By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . Two persons were killed Friday in tornadoes that swept through com· munities in Arkansas' ' and Missouri Other twisters .struck populated areas of Oklahoma , bringing the total number of injured to 4-0. A bliuanl buried parts or the Rockies and the northern Plains and flash flooding forced the evacuation of 7 ,000 persons {1-t the Memphis Naval Air Base. A twister tore through Atlanta, Mo., and the highway patrol reported one woman was killed when the tornado smaslled her home. Extensive damage was reported to houses, mobile homes and outbuildings. At Harrison, Ark., a woman wllS killed as a twister cut a quarter"mile" J>3;th southeast of the community. In addition to the death, one witness said 13 dwell· ings were destroyed and 150 cars were blown over on the lot of a demolished auto dealer.ship. Sunnv J~IH •nd warmer d•\s werr predltled for $0\il~n C1llfornl1 E1Sler wee tnd. tnt1rml llornt wind• however wire tore-c111 IM both S11Nrdly 1nd SUndllV. Hight both dllVI In LOJ Allgeloq shoukl rHth 1$, lhll N1tlon•l W111the r 5.ervlt~ ..aid. Frld1y'1 nl111\ hll 711 11 ll\e LO& Allll•ln Clwic Ctnter. Nevada 1st to OK Ac11punct11re CARSON CITY, Nev (UPI) -The practice of acupuncture is legal today in Nevada-the first state to allow general use of the anc ient Chinese needle treat· ment. Gov. Mike O'Callaghan signed a bill Friday permJtting acupuncture, but nee. die treatment won't start in the state un- til he appoints a board to Ucense doctors and others who want to practice Chjnese medicine. O'Callaghan's o[fice saiO no time has been set for making the ap- pointments. · : One of the first acupuncturists plan- ni ng to set up shop is Lok Lee King, who used his needles on 1egi!Jators to demonstrate the art prior to-passage of the measure;--hok plans to open a clinic in Las Vegas. Adininistration Mulls OEO Ruling Appeal WASHINGTON (UP£) -The ad- mJnltt.ratJon aays it ls In the process or decldifli whether to appeal a redera l Judge's order requiring it to halt the dlsl!lantllng-ot"the-omco -o~·Economic Opportunity (OEO!. the contra! agency of the antipoverty program. Earlier there hod been reportJ the ad- ministration would nol appeal. I --;· ·-· . . 'il;•" : . . ' Jl1-Pqe l • WATERGATE BUGGI NG ••• to obtain IW"'V&l for the Watergate bUgging. Mltcbell served 81 Nixon's cam-::.:::.:two~ "'"1 ~ ~der bu been qlJOted as saying 1bal Mitchell and WhUi "House counsel John IV. Dean Ill approved of and helped plan the Wat ergate operation spearhead- ed by G. Gordon Liddy. Mitchell was followed on the grand jury stand by Dean . Dean declared on Thursday ·that he will not allow himsell to become a scapegoat ilLtbe Watergat& _case. Asked to comment on whatJ)ean_ would tell the juey, his attorney, Robert McCaodliss,1 said: "Mr. Dean has made hi!: statement and will stand on it.'' Nixon's personal lawyer, Herbert W. Kalmbach of California, appeared for a second straight day in the offiCes of federal Watergate prosecutors. Kalmbach declined to explain the purpose of his visits or to say if he had ~ called to testify before the grand Jury. FBI reporu made public in the Senate say Kalmbach paid between $30,000 and $40,000 to Csli!ornia lawyer Donald SegretU, who has been accused !h news accounts of trying to reCruit politi cal saboteurs for the Ni x on camaplgn. The New York Times quoted sources close to the Watergate case today as saying that Dean supervised payment or more than $175,000 in $100 bills to the seven defendants and their lawyers after the June bugging. The story said the payments were to buy their silence and the money came from the re-election committee. McCandliss was quoted ·as denying the story. Mitchell is the hlghest former or * * * FBI Launches Anderson Probe Following Leaks WASHINGTON (UPI) -The FBI has launched an investigation to find the source of leaks of secret grand jury minutes on 1he Watergate case of col- umni!t Jack Anderson, govenunent lawyers said Friday. Assis tant U.S. Attorney Earl J. Silbert, who heads the Watergate prosecution team, said Anderson's publication of chunks of testimony given the grand jury behind closed doors have ';hampered the investigation" into the bugging of Democratic Party headquarters last June. (Anderson's columns cited by Silbert appeared Thursday and Friday in the Daily Pilot. Two more are scheduled to appear Sunday and Monday.) Anderson began printing excerpts from the secret grand jury minu tes in his daily column earlier this week. By law, .proceedipgs before a grand jury are stricUy secret. Silbert said persons who violated that secrecy could be prosecuted under conspiracy and con- tempt la"'·s. It was -learned that an FBI team swept the grand jury room for listening devices earlier this week after the Anderson col- umns began appearing in newspaper.s coast-to-coast. The sweep turned up nothing. Silber t said there could be only two possible sources for the leak of the transcripts-his office or the commercial court reporting firm that has been transcribin~ the grand jury minutes. Water Men presetit Nixon adminlStratJ~ called before the grand Jury. Arter Illa? _.-.:t; .. <.,. ~ ·'Utl',..,. mar un<rer .. lk I><fore th gm..i furf yoo .bad no prier kllow*!P ol the bug- ging ·incident?11 f "I have done Utat twice and l did to- My," he replied. "I lestllied rully, freely • aod openly and that's about the story." Mitchell had.testllied-briefly before th•- grand jury last fall. He had also given a' deposition in a _civil suit in which he denied prior knowledge of a n 'I di.SCU$s~ons a~t surveillance of the Democratic Natioool Committee, a state- ment he appeared to contradict ~)iday. l\fagruder also ha.s been quoted as saying that :P..1itchell and Dean arranged payofl'.s to buy silence from the men ac- cused of the conspira~y. Mitcbell said be penonally bandied 00 payoff money and hasn't met any defendants ar tbtlr_ lawyers since the breakin. A newsman pressed Mitchell on the.· payoff question. "Did you have any coo-:: nection with the payment of the money?'~ ~ ~Pi~:e~~:f~~f ts~r;stion full~ Mitchell's la\vyer, William G. HundleY.\1; predicted the former chief U.S. law ~ !orcement officer would ·be absolved. .~; "We feel that all of the fact!, whelii, evaluated in the light of existing law, w~ soon convinced everyone that th_ere ~: no criminal violation," Hundley said. ~ In other developments: :: J=i~~M~~~ ~u~: :.! ~=r~~ paJgn Friday for $1.5 million in damagei;!: claiming he was.led to believe his aCtion.,;; were legal and were approved by "~: highest officials" of the campaign, in-;• eluding :P..1aurice Stans, Hugh W. SloaJi(: Jr., and Magruder. "!: 1'1cCord, convicted with Liddy after a=: four week trial and awaiting sentencinc June 15, said he had been led to belleve that what he was doing was legal and "sanctioned by the highest of[icials" m: the President's campaign.# He said finance chairman Mauri ce. Stans and campaign treasurer Sloan had: "foreknowledge and approval" o !- everything M~rd , did, , and that fl.1agruder, Liddy and co-eonspirator E. E. Howard Hunt "knew, raUiied and conw doned, either expressly or implied" what McCord was doing. Fro111Page 1 MITCHELLS. • • every employe wilh firing if they discuss- ed the Mitchell visit) -will never be able to say a word. He died a few months afterwards from the effects of a fall in the kitchens of the-~ hostelry. And Mrs. Mitchell, who has volun· leered bersell as a witness to the special Senate commitiee inv est i g at Ing. Watergate, may not be osked to testify. : Some people never take Martha Mitchell seriously. But last June, some very important people apparently did. Hour TV Debate Se t LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mayor Sam, Yorty and C.Ouncilman Tom Bradley are to face each other i n a one-hoot, . question-and-answer s c s s i o n with • newsmen in a telecast over KNXT :P..faY 7. a station spokesn1an said Thursday. · · The tv;o are vying for the mayor's office · in a runoff election May 29. . ' ·' ... "i Raymond E. lfuilson Oeft) and' Edward Schnabel survey plans for a new 12i nch water line now under construction on Soutll Coast Road in Costa Mesa_. Hudson,.52,1• the new ge~eral manager Of the Coot.a Mesa County Water District and Schnabel, 29, the a.ssisU>.nt general manager. Both oop.n their new Jobs last month. Huason formerly worked as public relations representatilll! for the Metropolitan ~ ter District and Schnabel as plant superintendent !or the w•ler dJ. vision, City of Cleveland. '. D•ll., Pli.t $!•If P'"'I• Coost's Dog of the Week Really, I'm too young to stay up here at the Orange C<>unty do g pound but that's what the nice Costa Mesa animal control officer had to do with me after he found me wandering without tags or lic- ense on Westminster Avenue. He said I'm only six months old. I'd like to be your peL I'm up for adoption at the county shelter, 561 City Drive, South, Orange, phooe 532-7301. Public Hearing Monday ' . On Eight CO<Mt Project,s Public bearings on pennlt applications !or eight Orange Coast projects will take place at 3 p.m. Monday before South coast Regional 1.one Qmservation com- missioners in Long Beach. 'nie commiss ion created by Proposition 20 has jurisdiction over development within 1,000 yards of mean high tide line in Orange and Los Angeles counties. '!be meeting at Harbor District head- quarters, 925 Harbor Plaza Drive, Is a cootlnuation of last Monday's session when the commission didn 't flllish its agenda. There are 22 total public hearings scheduled ()n A1onday's agenda. Orange Coast projects: are: -Multiple-family residential two. three and four-unit buildings al 112 9th St., Hwtlington Beach by Leooard 0. -Lindborg. - --Two niJU!'-unit apartment buildings at 200 and 214 19th St., Hwtlington Beach, by Llndborg. -Three-unit apartment building at 246 W. Avenida Mariposa, San Clemente by James R. Young: 1 -Fast-food restaurant with interior seating in an existing shopping center at Camino de Estrella, San Clemente, by Richard B Meyers. i..-Oemolition cf existing d\\'elling and construction cl. duplex at 910 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beacb, by Fred J. Wallace. :...COin-operated lawtdry at 34071 La Plaza, Dana Point, by John Andor Grimstad- 1 ;.-Repair harbor structures, drainage Incorporation Asked LOS ANG ELES (AP) -A proposal to incorporate the predominantly Mexican- American area of East Los Angeles was 1 ftled 'lllursday with the counly's Local Agency Formation COCnmission. The uritncorporated county territory Involved is surrounded by the cities ot Los Arlgeles, h1onterey Park. 1'1ontebello end commerce and totals 6.64 square miles. ~ DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllvtr)' of tht Dally Piiot Ii guarantttd Mtl'llif'•'tldl '' It Yt• ff NI '"" ,_ ..,.,.. •Y J1M •·"'·• <Ill tlMI fWP An •Ill H tftvtlll It fft. CtHt •rt tilit11 v111rr ,,,. ft,/111, S•IYnl•' 11111 sv11111,1 11 '" w ntt '''''" .,..,, Clttlf ty t t .11'1. Stt.r'flf, w I 1.M. '"'"'"· cltfl ''"' • '"" wl~ k .,.,...., • y1111. C•lh l t1t !Hiii Wllll It 1,1'1\. Telepl'lones and sewage systems . pa rking meters, streets and electrical systems by the City ()f Newport Beach. -Installation of poles, conduits, con- ductors and related components to con· nect customers' electrical systems with existing utility distribution system in Orange County by San Diego gas and Electric Company. Transient Found Guilty of Rcipe l1i Newport Beacli Good Friday was bad news_for William Kenneth Good. An Orange County Superior Court jury filed back to Judge James F. Judge's courtroom this mof'f!_ing after a one day deliberation to fmd the 35-year-old transient guilty of two counts Of rape. Good asked f()r immediate sentencing and Judge Judge sent him to state prison for one to SO years on each count. The sentences will run concurrently. Good was !ouod guilty of raping a 42- year-old woman who told the jury she found him waitlng for her last Nov .. 5 when she returned to ber car in the paik- ing lot of the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. She said Good forced her into the vehi- cle at kni!epoint and repeatedly raped her 1 Newpart Beach poliCe wcrking with Santa Ana officers then linked Good to the rape in April of 1971 ()[ a woman who met him when she bad trouble starting her car in a Santa Ana parking lot. She said Good offered to drive her home but instead drove her to a vacant lot in a remote area. She also was repeatedly raped at knifepoint, she told the jury. County Transit Coach Displayed An Orange County Transit District (OCl'D) transit coacb will be on display from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at 1he Five- Polnls Shopping Center In Runlington Beach. OC'rD started its first ltuntington Beach line.< April 13. It links l!wttinglon Beach downtown area with the city of lrvirre vla Costa Mesa. l Is route 76. Mitt! Ot•~ (-IY AAll ..._,.._._. *''11 N.,!llwetl Hlffl'tlM~ tfKll tflf ""'tnlMltf ..••..•.•• ....,n• ... (i.t'Mlllt, ''''"'-lt.Cfl, ''" '"'" (lflolciltlM,, 0 1111 h111t. -Repr ... nUtl•u -oLthe-dlstrict wUI be al !he Five-Point. C<nte< at Beach Boulev"rd and M11in Strett to explain the new bus line. l.IUIJI L.,111111,. L•twlll Nltvtl ••,. "2·U1t . Free colree and t'OOkles and in- formMiooaJ material wtll be 111vail1ble. P1anning -Budget Hike Reque ste d Orange County Planning Dir<clor Fore5t Dickason F'fiday gave the county administrative start a proposed budget c81!fng for-12,798,m-for 1m-1r,-up-174 percent over the current spending pro- gram. 'Ille largest increa>e r<quesi.d Is for the General Planning Program - $1 ,486,486-up more than $1 mllUon over the present allotment. The necessity foe compleling stale- mandaled elements of the county's General Plan such as housing, safety, seismic safety and noise was pointed to as the necessity for the increase. Another facet of the p I a n n I n g department's ftinclioos, policy plannlng. accounts !or a J reque!Jt for $586,703, up $503,916 over tne CUITent spending pro- gram !or that item. Dickason now has a staff of 48 people but states that in order to carry out the various mandated !unctions a staff of 118;· up 70, will be needed . The planning director admitted at Friday's preliminary budget session that be expected the proposed budge t to be cut. He said it will be a question ol tbe ad- ministrative staff, in -consultation with bis assistants, establishing priorities. County AclminJstrative Officer Robert Thotnas remarked that the big budget re- quest had built into jt programs which will be accomplished over a five-year period. No Ones Found In Newport Gem Store Robbery A teletype query about any similar · robberies elsewhere ln the state has pro- vided no new clues in the $15,000 holdup of a Newport Beach jewelry store Wednesday by two men in a green sports car. Detective Sam Amburgey said no ()ther law enforcement agency has responded with information ()ft any identical or similar jewel heists. One gunman entered the hfary Ells'Ao'Orth Jewelry and Fine Arts shop in4 the Newporter Inn, 1107 Jamboree Road, asked to see an item of merchandise and then pulled an automatic pLstol. He bound and gagged Mrs. Pauline Slocum, 68, mother ()f lhe shop owner, then tied up a customer, Dr. Jo Ann Rosenberg, 35, of Laguna Hills, when she entered the store. A woman employe of an adjacent barber shop ran into the bandit just as he was leaving, aft.er Mrs. EUsw()rth called and asked for somecne to check on her mother. Saturd~, April 21, 1973 r~· .. ' D•llY l"lkll Sl•fl l"Mlt Shot Before the Gun Ending 168 h<>urs of continuous play-28 hours more than the previous l"eC()rd and 13 more than one set this week in Connecticut-one of the parti· cipating il<>ys Leacgue members takes the final shot <>( lhe maraU1on at Huntington Beach School. A large crov.•d witnes.sed the final minutes, but there was no major celebration, probably because the cagers were just too pooped to party. Jury Rules -W omari Guilty Of Hiding Theft Suspect A woman who provided refuge for a gunman charged with !he $4,500 robbery ()f a ~ Clemente supennarket has been found gullty of harboring charges by an Orange county SuperiQr' Court jury. Judge Kenneth William! closed the four-day trial of Arline Mla Jordan, 32, and ordered that she be returned to his courtroom May 25 for sentencing. She faces a possible state prison term of up to five years °" a one-year spell in county jail. Mrs. Jordan was arrested on charges that she provided an Anaheim motel room as a hiding place in December 1972, for Ralph James Whittaker, 3 9 , Rosemead. It is alleged that Whittaker was on the run from charges filed slJ: months earlier when he assertedly was ooe of two men who took $4,500 at gunpoint from an Alpha Beta market in San Clemente. Whiltaker has been ordered to face trial April 27 on the armed robbery charges. Joseph Ouchi, 37, Milpitas , Is serving a state prison tenn o! flve years to life for his role in the holdup. Actual Suspect Cleared in Theft LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Last .August, poliCe searching for a robbery smpect entered U1e wrong man's ·apartment and shot and killed him . The man they were seeking was cleared Thursday of the rob- bery charge by Superior Court. The charge agalnst earl Spotville, 21 , was dismissed by Judge ~e M. Dell on grounds of insufficient evidence im- media tel y after the pro 1 e c u t i o n presented its case. l Police were seeking Spotville when they enlered Ute apartment ol Carl Eric Johns of Inglewood. Jolms aUecedly awakened lo find police standing by his bed, lunged at them and wu lhot five time.s. • ~Special "6rld 1973 Sedan De Ville oFC Nineteen Seventy-Three FULLY ~QUIPPID WITH • Clim.I• COfltrll •Ir condltlOfllnt, vln.,t "~' fvll ,._ llKI. llffr IKkl, • w,., 11•!, AM/,.M lllr", WSW ""' & I host M min., Olfltf' dtl..,•• l•ctery C ... Yfllltnct •• ,,... 1•tHtlll02M•n1 :.~~~ $6876 LUSE ::,~ $17380 MO 24 Mofllfl Open End LMMI on AWow«I Crldll ($10dl J60fl NABERS LEASING DIRECT LEASE IMMIDIATI DILIYllT DCILUNT llUCTtoN Fiii PfCIUP AND DIUYllT Flll LDAN CAU WHILI , LliU CAI SllYICID Fo;.ir •nd -~··· tcrM of tot•I •u-lhofl11d C.OU11c ltclllll" O"li;in«I to IM1111' 1•11 •nd ttrvlc1t Cldlll•c 111tomot11111. 1ao work 11a111) 1nd "5 ltc!Ofy lrtll'ltd ltehnlcllnt. Largest Selection of Cadillacs in Orange County Over 70 Quality Automobiles To Choose l<'rom Sales • Leasing • Service • Brougham!! • EJ Dorados • Cpe. De Villes • Convertibles • ·coupes • Seel. 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GEMINI !May 21.JUfle %0): One who is impatient may try to urge you to premature ac- tion. Heed your own counsel. Key now is to take promises \Vith proverbial grain O[ salt. Affair of heart may find going lo be less than smooth. Be thorough. Review details. CANCER (June 21.July 221: Death l\'otlces P•OLIY OMl!hll\9 F•oley. Aoe 11. ol' 1l7t0 St Al'!Clr-s llltc1, Sttl Buch. Dllt ol d11t11. April 20, 1•n. Survived by .on. R1!plH d•uoht.,., 11.,.,tv K1neflck; tour O•ln<lc:hlldr..,; thr" 11•11<1 •Ml one bro!her. •°"'"· Mond1y, April 23, 7:30 P.tn. •eoulem M11•. TUllld111. 10 1.m .. both 11 Holy Fll'l'llly CtlhoUc CFlurt h. $411 OeKh. F•mlly SU{IOllll lhoMI withing lo mete l'l'lll'Yllltl•t ton· lrlbu!IOfll. pla~54 cantrllwll lo 11111 Cltv ol Hope, Peell ,F•mllv·Geleni.l-F-VM!'el Home. Dlrec1or1. HOAG Mblll Boyd M°'41· All' aJ, of llJCll W~•nt,, Huntington B•1th. Dele or d111n, Ap•ll It. 1971. Su,vlved by dal,l\lll ler, Charlallf KMl•ri lour ....... Al HCMlg, Hew York; J1tk and Roblr1 Hoag, Call lllfnla; Wiiiiam Moao, Michigan; 1 l ~ 11r1ndchlldttn 1 aleven gre.11· grendeh!ld,en. A:os1ry, Mond&y, 1 p,m., Smlllll Ch•Pll. Rl'QU!lm M&ll, Tue•d•Y· 9 1.m.. SI. IOlll\llfl!Ufl C1tllollc Chu•en. lnte•mef'!t, San F•r"artdo Ml1tlon Cftntlll')', Smith• Mortu1ry, Ofrec1or1. Ll!WIS ,llllblth H Lewis. 1145 Mllnr11Yl1 Sr .. Cost• Mnl. Doi• ol dettri, Ap!'ll :10, lt1J. Survlvec:I oY two ....,,, l ud •lid H11, bDtll 11! NfWPOl'I &11th; dauohter. Mrt. Rull! RotMrlJClll, Monrcwle; 1!~ g ''"achl lllrt ": three oreal· G1""enachltdfe11. Se•vlc1._ Mond1y, Ao,u n, 1 p.ftl .. Ptcllk View Cll1pel. '""" men!. P'cl!lc Vltw Memotl1I P1rk. Pec:lflc VI..., Mortuary, Olr!ICIOl'S. LY .. ,.,,, J, L,on. tt1 "'d ST .. Newpotl 81•cri. D11e al dtlth, Apflt 70, 1rn. Sun11ve.:1 by dpuohter, Mrs. £. w. Chll· IN, SI" Clil'tf.enlll sister, Glll"lnic:le C~ss. Wes! Liii Af!lllle1, Servlen, We<1nes<11y, Aprlt 25, J ;JO o.m .• Pacific \'ltw Chapel. tnttrmenr, P1ctllt View MtrnQl'lll P1rll. P1cl!lc View Mortuary, Ol••Clors. • MASON C1llloml• .,,.,., Wllkh 9' tti. rllU-ol IM .... 6. ,.OCIDUal .-flCMlML ,. 11 ' AH hHrlno• undll" 111f1 OfdlMllC8 111111 """"°"'''' ol lllt ~ .... _ 11;!!!1 1Wt0f, De.,..., et. ~ • bvt.IMM ol tilt tllldenl91*1 In el ll'Wlltorl MY poff-_, firm f/I C01••tton a119Ml\"8 laCTtolf L be htld otf«• IN 11'11Ml119 (ommlMllfl ..otlcl •htn be ti"*' lo lht' Deliimntfll OI K'l'll'Y Pl"'°" tcevpyl• OI "'"'• Lie low. Wait and see. Get lay ..,.1n1no to l1W fftli. of .. 1. dlC«llflt. •nv dtc:lllOll, flndlnt. ac:runlllng "' ..... ltTIClE • wflld'I Jhall Mer •0 I~ anG.1-Hmarrf It Motor Vehkl• ldeflflfVlno the velllc.lt w dlaf'OI "' cc:11trol oi MY '"""''-llt of land Peroelve trends within IOU~ MOflll'll •ltor tilt •l•tl puV!lc.a> 1n11 memo.r of ~"'· cnv II "· Cit., UM-AIANDOHED VEHICLES dRt1\I .,.,tfMnt. hid fKtt 111\d tfttlmeny Jllr1• thereof~. At "" """ 11me tilt City IJN/I, ,, ...... ~ wlttlln eldl , • • • ·Tfoll 1111 lllit nollff: 1'111,tt• ot City convnlMlofl. all!M'ttnl 10 OIVl&ION I m1y lnd\ld9 tttllmonY on the COlld\llOll ef ttlera •"-11 be lr.,..,,ltttd; to 1111 0.0-r1· e41lt(ldlr monltl. collect and dl&l*9 of Avoid direct action. Let others o.19d Ma,ch 21. lm. ttw Oty Coundl for-•., n8 .Nill .1ecttM 1. ~ ..__,., Tiie ""' vefllcl• ot """ tMf#f _. tM "'*'' o1 Motw Vthk!M tnY evldll'IC• of ,11 w•• .. m1ttrl•I •nd c1e11r11, •!'.Id 111 , __ "·Jr-nan•• You can Me,nu.n LM T•vlor. ~ .,..IOllowll'IG rlQl.l!ratr'lll'lta.,,,. "'~' ot -,,. 11)1fldllnld,.__,., c1(Wffl:1ttncn ,one.mint 111 ioc.1 on rt01•tritlC111JY_ct••.11i•· 1nctu4lno ~l_!lr•· otMr....N'*'tal_not lf'ldi.ICIH __ Jl'I the Sny... ~ .,..-.. Mmlnlat,etor of tM 11111tt prot.:ill,.... ! dlsm11nn.d Ot-'1NIPl''"v• vefllCI• or P'r1I fM Nld prtyetl tlf'OPl'ly or jlllbtfC tfOft certlfk•'"-~nCi*-ot' tlll• lf'id m.11lno"o1 "fUfl malll'lll 11 it.f11111fll'I listen, observe and learn. ol' thl 1110Y1 ""!Nd dlCMll!lt A. Maka •POl•~tran Clll'j 1orm• oro-"'-'°'°'• an prlv•t• ot wbllc prOfl'rlY Mit 9'1'f. 'TM P'l•Mlnt convnlNlan tt1111 not uc:::.:"''"' s-ctlot1 s2110, wtil~ M•Y h.lvt •e· M •• rt t t HU•Wl'TL MU•W•Tl & •IMI• vlelld for bV lilt Clly Mlffflll lorth "" lncludlllO Moti..:•..,., 11.t"1l •• upr•sl'I' lie llmll~ by the ltchftlcal r111 .. ol 1'-c• ... , ....... .......... curftu••flel Dll Ill• Pffin, ... , DrO'llclld 3m, pa ner W<\f' ! 0 say '· o. 111. 1:m • new evldll'!ct rtlltd uoon, tllltld ,...... "'4'°11"1ftw Plf'fl"lltt9d, Js Mr.w (le(:l1fecl evldan«. 'Tiit f/l'#rt#lf ol tht lend may p. If the ldfl"ll"lstrettv• ~ti •rid tilt eott o1 ""' bulldlno or eomtNCtlorl w11t1 or som~thing Of importance Be . ........, •tlCll. C•lllWllll t2Ui c.dvrel wrot If 11\Y Ind SUC:h omw ~ lo cm1tltvll I public 11UIS.111U wllltll ffl•Y peer 1n PIJf'Wll 11 ""'heiring or pr 'a rtfl'IOVll wtlktl 11'1 cl'llf'91d 111tlNI tM clerllf1• flMd bl ~ uport COIT\" . ' Ni C7141 •n.... forl'l'l•tlon ,'pp11canl fMI• win be be 111tt9d •• wch In e«etd1flC.• with tM s_,,.,Wl'llltn 1t1tttNnt I" tlmt for CCII\" tlllMt f1I • llllUI of t1nd pl.N'Wlflt to pltllon o1 c:ormn.icti.i Ol)lrttlsww-All receptive, All-Yt flt AAINlllKlr•lor mittri.1 ll'IO riltv•nl to lllt IPPffl or prcwlslans ol this OrdlneftU. 1Jdtt1tlorl et ti" httr1110, Ind dtny Section 12 an llOf ptld Wltltf" 30 cll'(I ol tudl IM••I• elld ffOf'\J \ft thll MC!IClfl LEO (J I U.A 2Z) ,.ubllllled Or1noe C01ist D•HY Pllol, rl4Wllflll9 Sedllll 1. °""'""""' For thl tllfl)OM t'fSPOl'llllblllty fol' "" pr1Mrl«' ol "" Tilt daft' ol thl ordllf'. or tilt flnel dltPOlll· dlAMd llfWlll tit r..-.owd to welt cNmP u y ug. -: Mt,Cll ll, •nd APf11 7, I" 21, lf)l ff2·7l s.cflOll ,, • NOTiC• Of' Al",L\L o• of tltls Cheptlt, ""tollllWllll ltfll'll Mell vtlhkle Oii the ltnd. with hi• r...-u '°' l'\o!I Ill '" ~ ltllf'lffom. Mith (0511 Oroundl .. 11'\1'( bl IM'llYldtd or Home, family altuatlm •IE·HlA•INO. Nollan 'ot IPPffl, , .. lloflye the folk!Wlno me•"lllOI lmltu It fl Midi dtr1lll, -Wll De 1-..d.'et•lo•t 1111 "'~ 4!! ......... .,, flt (\'1., c-iiw:." , • P"BLIC NOTICE • ""°""'' or rwltw .,..II 1141 lh'9!1 In IM d11r l•lll'fl Ille COl'lllPI thll • dllte!'lfll s•CTION 11. KHft"' ...., -P--. lend ""'""""' Ill Slctton 3177.S Ill lM SICTiotl 4. l«flllnl .,...IS thrWQl'I these comm and at~enuon . "" io1i-in11 ln•t•nces 1" wrtt1no· m .. "'llO 11 1n1enc1tc1: Tiw 1"'-Mlnt comm11111on ""'" lmpOH GovffNMnt Code. •!Id wn 111 tftMM!t· otM.I• f!l ltll Ctitf• "'-' Mul'9<l11o11 cooe Your health work general .-.. To the 1f)l)lk•"' tor 1-.i " ,.. <•> 'VEHICLE' ft1Un• • dt'lkt b'I wc11condltlOll•atic111kl wctt otl'ltt' 9tllwi .-to "" tu Cdiector tor cot11ctl011 .,... iw.w ,.,..._, hrAN ·""" bY this • • SUl'l•to• COU•T 01" TH• 11Qr1ng w ~ matter •• o.!111111 whlefl •nw ptrlllfl w tlol'lll""IV """ lie •I It dffn\fl 1ppr0prl1to Ufldef tM S..ld ~I Jll;lll "'"' '"" .. ""' OtdlMllCI ~-.. DMtlon II 111' welfare are empbaslied. IT.t.Ta OJI CAL•iro•N•.t. l"Oll re-v•-ld 1" ,11 c..wi Ind"' _lfl"I· orocit11ec1, "'°"'°· or dr•""" vPClfl ~ c1rcvm1t•RC11 to c11ry WI tM purpoMI pr1or1tt •• ottw city,._ ~ Atnete 6. °""'"' lll C'DI~• Msl• TIW'U IJ!ira . di Id I TNI COUNTY DI" OllAJllGI I To""'_,,.,. ol Mt ,... ~ lllOflw•'h except • clevkt moY9d of tllll Onllf'llflCe, It fl'MIY dellW the ti kc'*' 11 ...... Clftl'tl • .....,. TN• -lclOll Codf "" --onllNl!Cti Ill' I, tn IJ ua 8 Ne. A-7Ul'll ln'IOIYld In inv rev1n •wttil ot ,.. hUITWI PGWll" w ulld exch,1'110/fl~ ll'PDll 111r r.nMl'llll o1 tM vllllcl• or pertt t"'fllw 11 W thl 11Cduslvt f't'l\llaifon Ill fblttol iti Clllftld Nr.wttll 1r• could play prominent roles NOTICI 01' HIA•ING OP' P'rTtTOfll llffrlre 11'14 lo •It_,,.,.·. win.II'! 3001..i 1t1Honerv ,.11, or tracks. thtrlOf If, I" thl OPlnlon. t II• •blNIGMd· wrldlld, dlMNflllld "' ,,.. ~ ~ , ' flO• ,.01.\TI 01" lllL.L AND l"O• of ... Id property 11 "'If ~Ip •P. Cbl 'HIGHWAY' mean• ' WI~ ot drcum1tl11Cft l111Jlfv II, Al tM COflCllnlm Dl)lrttlYI YINdM With the-City f!I (Otte -s.ctloil J, ililt ~ 11111n ltkl DQn .~_{Orte issues. Study LITTl•S TIST.t.MIN'TAltY ,..,. Dl'I the lisi 1111 nill ol ""'COUl'lty plac• or whit ... .-"'tur•, ""bllcly of the p®llc 11tert110. IM '1111n1no Com-MeM. u lfllll 1UJ>Plement •l'!d be In td-.J.ci ll'd be 'ln 11,111 torca.•llli tffl<;t lhlr· ca.... meosag-e-:J( o6Servant -E1tltl'-•llf'•k't.:~OIA·••+T•l!•P' ... N"I A Ill Or•l'lllf l'l'lll"lllrwcl end llP'll lo IM ~ ol' ltll trtlsllan ll'WIV tlnd !tie! 1 vehlde w ptr'lt dlflon to IM oltltl' ,...ulllorY codtl, ty (30) PYI ll'Qfn and tfttr llS ptMHI • • GA:ANOVSKIA STAOtHElt, 0.CUJed. C llW ~ti Mid property Pllblk for P\lfpoHS ol vehtculv tr1Yll. thtl"ed h11 bM!1 ebtl'llklMd, wreckld, sllllll•. and ordl""-hlrttolort or nd btlol'I the tr.o1r11tlon Ill fin-. (IS) you wtn. NOTICE 15 HEREIV GIVEN n..1 o' l'f pub'lt!llon In •• I Oc 1 I Mi,hW1y IMhldel ,,..... dlM'lllnllld, or I• lflOClll'l!l'lt on prlv•f• or lwtattlJf' _... O't "" City ot Coll• • llftlt' Its Pltl!.ICI' lhlll bl"""' ..... V•n~A (Au •••·pt 22)· HALL SEELY 1111 f114d hef'eln I pelltlon ~per 11 lffll -ill week prlw !cl ''1UILtC rROfl'ERTY' don not P11bllt property ind order the S.lml MeS.I, lhe $t1!1, lll"'•f'IV OIMt leltl lfllli., dllY.. l" lllt O!'llllll c'offf Dally l'llot, a an.uv g, ~ . , for Problll• of Wt11 Mid tor l11u.nc:t at 10 1o1ld hNrl""ll. 1ncl~ htollw•Y · r..-..:1 from !fie pr°'*"' •• 1 P11blk W IOlflCY Nivlno lwh<lktlorl. lllKt af otntr•I dte\lllllOll prtll1'loll You have more going In your ~!l~~~tT'::-=1:1, :.:f: ,:'~~..;; e . Jn -1111111 hi •nw: °""'If:'°" 111v. tti!dl~N~R ,~ ~~ ~H.!1c:~ :':!'i:: = ~ ::_. :m~:~!r...! DIV1s10N 11 :'::CfuMd r,. "" Cltv o1 COit• ~;- direction than might be SUp-P'rllcull"' Ind Ille! Ille 111M Ind pll<lt '.i'ti!i-=:r ':!1C:W1':n.~~V~ vehlct1, or IHI•" lhlrllOf, Is loc.ti.d, •• Cotti and the COii ot rtmcwll to lie AUTO WllBCKI NG, 01!.U$EM9LING tcgether with lhtll"": °lo:"' nd~; posed ...... AAA I.A Ill ht1rt1111 the"'"' Nil bMrl Mt tor Miit apelNltd or ~bleci Cll 1 rt-hH ll'IQ • &hown Dll the 1111 tqVellled eunsmefll chergtd IO•lnll Ille --ol lht lend. AND OISMAfllTLINO IU51NESS of"" City' counc "" • • iJIUlle Wuu oppose you •• 1913, •I t ;OO •• ,., .. I" thl t_,rllOtn of SKftOlt .. ~D•• Of' Allll.AL. " roll. Thi order r911ulrl1111 r9l'll<Wll 1he1l \f1Cfl,lde '"'* 1.1. Dlitrlllllftl"' "'Vellk ... -thl """· DO ED "''' a re weaker than you might Dep11lment Ho. ·1 ot S.lld court. ,, 70D pllc11ion1 tor IPMal or re-hMrlno •• r.:ri l•l 'OWNE• OF. THE VEHJCLE' • dlKrlpllon Ill the vellltl• w p.1rls l}fl\! ..... ~ • .....,... PASSED AND " "~m. . _. K It d d ClYlc Ce1111r Dttlt• Wiii, In Thi City of be made '" tM tollowlllll ordt•" m••"* tilt 1111 rtqtt11red . cwmtr •nd thtreol 1nd tlll cotTKI ldtr111nc•11an An'/ pll'toll I" Iha bu1lflfts of dlMTl•nll· dtY of IC. HAMMETT tmar;,ne. now an procee Stnra AM, C1Hfornl1. A From , declilon ruuno nn<ll"ll tt1;11r -111• of •tcotd. numW 1nd Uc111se number o1 1111 Y1hl· 1"11 or dl$tsvmbllng 1lllC1mobll•. tn.K:lls. JAC Ille with confidence. Minor set· Oiled ""rll 17. 1t73 • ord~ or Kfton.ol 111e'c!ty 11f11, 1111"' secnan 1. ~•clut1an1. Thi• ct~1pter ll'llU c;li, If 1viltibl• 11the1111. °'" whlctat ot '"" kl!ICI. t11.ct111 within 1 ~~ ~otl• Mnt • . WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, de11artm111t MIKI l\01 •PJ)IY hi. If II 1s d•l•rmlntd II tilt "'''1"11 lh•I bulldlrtQ, 1llell dl1m1n1fe O< dlS.llMtmbll 'T • back should not be magn!fli:<I C11111"1IY Cieri! B. Ffom 1 dtl(lilan, rulln;. nndlno, 11) A v1hlcl1. II' 111rt1 thfeol, tOm· Ille 'lthlcl• w11piecedon111111"4 wlthaul such 1utomobll1, trucll.. Ill' llfflllf' Yehlcl1 ATTEST: out of proportion Pisces IS In HALL SEIL Y llfder II<' ictlon 111 th• d&a•rtme"' held p!ereiv eN:lo..S IMlthln •1 \'::.1dlno Int! th• COflS.lflt of lllt 111Mner of lllt 11n<1 end be'hllld 1 f111<1 not less then eight ti) f111 ci-ct.Ml °' "" , • All-Y 11 l•w 111 !he CllV Mi"e r lll.t&al I" the clM t~w•ul mtnl)ll'. •nd not v • e from I !hit tit ti11 not 1ubltqvenllw 1~qulesc9d In Mlflhl, and u ld ftllC• mu.I .,. 1ocat9d " picture. U6 Sin Mltuel Ortv1 111 pla"nlno m•ttr.1 • whlth 111111 tit •P· 1tr1et Ill' otMf Pilbllc Ill' prtv•I• prop-In Ii. ptlMllC9. Ille '11Mlf\O...Commlul1111 • dlst111e1 of twenty.five (25) 1111 from cii., .,'1s, ~11~l~OltNIAl ~ ) H....-port lffcll, C•llfor~I• nut Pffled from 111f Director of Plillnl11t1 to fl"IVI OI' Shlll no! ei.stu !ht (Olll of Id-thl '"'"'Ind lf<lt l1rNI tines ol tlMo pltct S A ·oiv.NGI )M. UB.RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 : T-4: C714) '444501 the Pl•"ntnu commlulon CbJ A 'lthlcl1, or portl ltltrtOf. 1tored mlntstr1Uan or r1mov1I of !ht vehlcl1 111 l111d. •nd llO e11111lructld es to C011C•1I COUNTY OP A. E ) You may have to tear down in A~~~:' '11111_, c. From tlM c11.,. Mtn•'ll•r to tilt City or P••-ld In • 11wtut m•r"';;..:" oiv111 .gain•! the prooertv upm w111cn lh• \llhl· •II m1ttrl•I upm uld Pfoperty, eJrtlndlng 0111"1'£?~E~isTP ~H~NEY City Clert. u O••llll' CCNll D•llw: Piiot. Cauncll l'l'Ofllrtv In connaeH1111 w th bus ne11 de 11 loc1led ot olherw11.1 1t11mp1 111 col· er1111nd 111 sides of tri. kit or piece of l•nd ' • ol thl cltv COUMll of order to rebuild on more solid Aprtl 20, 21, 21, 1t11 11\16.13 o. F~om the Pl•l'lnlng Coml'l'llstlan to of• Uetnsed dl""'""llf'· UcenMe City CllllMll dMI.,., • lul'lk dNlltl', O< wlltn IUtll 1111d d!-l'ltllNI 11 tondvcled. tM City of Ill 1 ()!'di .,..,,.;. n ercover ac VI y 15 PUBLIC NOTICE E From !ht ;ullng nndlllll order Of' 1tor•oe or P'rkll'IO ls t'leCttl•l'Y to !ht II '111e llWfll'r ot "" llnd IUbfl'\111 • Sdlllll If .......... '"Ice. c........ 11111 "" lbllY• •nd fllnGol;;:J Cllnl= lndJcated. Older ta m i I y act10n o1 1ny City cOrn""111~ °'" com· DPllf'lllMi of • t1wlllllY o:widucted sworn WTltttr1 sl•"""'"' d • n v I n 11 •*• dlV111ntllno or dluuembllng tnY ~1~1.,i w•111::!r:;'':~lar -""' llf be A...i~ rn.lsslon directly to 1111 City c:ounc:U business or commerd1I e11tet11rlse. relPlll!Slbllltv fOr the preMllC:I ol tlM e\tlol'llCl&lle, lfUCk ot other vehlcle, the D11 we 1 Mid tlM 1l'ldl N ot mem r necu;) reassurance. o•DINANC• ""· n.. $KllOll '· EXCLUSIV• P•OCEDUllEs. (C) A wfllclt O< Plrh Ttwreof stored vthld• on hll llnd bu! dolt not •oot•r. Plf'IClll In lllt bu1lne11 of dl1mtnll11111 Wld seld City Courw:J en NICI ~c Thi! is a tim e to act with con-AH OllOtNANCI! 01' THIE CITY COUN· TM orotedUrft .... for19 Ill lhh Artldl or plfll9d Dll pr1vete or Pllbllc prooerty or 111" l"twested ptrly m•ktt. wrltt.n proc-lno Ill do llO ,,,.,., flrat mike • A£wl\, 1913. ·~~"~' J:, ""..,,"' f'd d t be CIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA er1 the exclusive methCd1 by whleh ,,,. P\lfSUl"I 111 permll gr1nted W the Clly Pf"Ment1tl1111 lo the Plenrtl119 Comml11lon rlPOr1 In WT1tl111111 to the Chlef of Pollet of r.r:a;.,•Councll lltld :the 1•1t1 41V I ence -;-an 0 con-ISTAILISHING A, P' EA l P'•O-pt1l1, re·lle&r11191, Ind C1111ncll revlew1 of COii• MtNi fOr 11111 PllrPOH. bUt does llCll •PllH'• M lhell be llllllllMI IM City 111111111 Thi nlml llMI ll'Wlkl ol Ille of 't_ II 1•73 bV IM foOcnol\flO rotl call siderate Capricorn is in pie· Cl!OUllE5 l'O• APPEAL fl•OM THe m1y be pu•.wed and"""' 111"" 1t11PP1 Ml NlllhlllO In tltls section sh11I 1uttior1t• lro 1Mrlllng of ltll declslan. llllOll'lcitlllt or truck. the model !hlrtol, 1 ."' • • DECISION OF 'THI! CITY STAl'P, THE lorttl Mrefn m•w bl IMll Yed or omlttld. the l'l'lllnl-llCI ol • public Ot' orfv111 Jtdl ... II ............. "., ltll .... 1tld party l'M-If~ "" Stt,. llctnM num-YO 'Aves· COUHCU.Ml!NI Hemn'lllt, ture. fl'UNNING COMMIS!ION, Olt 'TNE t~ttPt 11! lhe c•M of ClllHKll rlYlew •1 llUll.lntl IS cltllntd und ... ~lslonl of tnlY '"°"' ""cllClllDl'I Cll the Pltnnl119 .,., '"" "" lllOIM ""'mber lhll'tol, •nd Jorda .ll'l'nlll.., wt1-.11ae111 SCO P io (~ ) CITY COUNCIL proYlded fol' ""'I", •nd thlft 1f1Y SllP t•· l1w othtr ltltl'! CMptw 10 lnirnmtndnQ Cemmlulon bY flllno • wrlfttn notke ol' tllof '"'",,.... I" wlllch Nkl 1utar'!'ICOl1t. NO";. COUN(IL.MEN· HOl'll R v-.;l, 23-Nov. 21 : THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY tepl tilt requlfeme111 ol Mllci fl'MIY bl wltho Sectlan msDl ol Dl\tl1lon 11 ol The 1ppe1I wllh Ille n ld City Clwk wlltlll'I five truct or olhlr whlde wes Db11lntd1 tnd A&:ENT. COUNCU.MEH· ""?" Short trip could be wild-goose OF COSTA MESA DOE$ HEREBY OR· Wllved O< omitted. Vehlclt Codor Ind this Ordll'\1"'e. (5) deys •fttr 111 clecltlOfl. llCI welt •utotnobll· lruck w ofht>r Y•hld• . • • . DAIN AS FOLLOWS: • SEC,TIOM J. This onlln1nc:1 1h1ll t1ke .SKllM 4. •n"""-1· £xclOI IS Suc:n IPPNI 1hell bl hffrd by tht City I.fl.Ill bt dll!'lllnllld H'Uer tlt1n three (ll IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 lie~ hlrltl1 chase if you are depending on SECTION 1 "tilt City c 11 of tM 1111<:1 and be I" lull 111tc• •nd eHect thtr· olllerwlH PfOYlded for ~n. "'' pro-CCllHICll Wlllch may efflrm, amend ot l'loul'I etttr 1uc:h report 15 mldt. HI l'l'I., II.Ind ind 1::f" thl "'ot °.!: ";r Out moded d 'i-tlO' n• Key is to Cl ... ol c 1 M !Ind A~oonc ty (30) d1v1 lroin end tllllf' 111 P'Slolllt, vlslans of lhl1 Ordlnel'ICt Ill.Ill be Id· rner .. !hi order Ot' l•k• othtr tc!IOfl Ste""' ».. !1«1111 et OISll'WlllfMf Cll'I of Cotti Mnt • 17111 UV Pf • ,...... ,,,... '' 111 1 "' • ''"' decl1re1 lhllt .and before lllt explr•tlon Ill llrteen (lS) mlnls!lf"9d 1nd eriforeed b\I tM City deemed 1pprllpl'l1t1. V~ 1m. double check. Well meaning JI 11 j',.,,11•1 IOI" the tlllcltnl DPIJf'lllon of d1ys ell•• lb P'Sst;e, 111•11 lie pvbll1hld Cooncll IMho mly from time lo tlme Th• elerk 1llell OIY• WTIMtr1 notice of No OtfJClll s~H SIDI'• or allow lo bl EILEEN P. PHINNIY I ti I .., be the t 1Y <10vr:<"nmenr lh•I P•OCedu,~ be llf\Ce I" the Or•nge GCNlll Dilly fl ltol 1 dclt0•I• 111 or '"" ponlon ol !ht duties tht 111'1'1• and pl1ce ol the hffrlno lo !he 1tortd•11PCH1 hi• Pf(lplrly 1nY 1utomobll1, City Cllf't: ind 1x..offlclo Clltl't re a Ve Or ne l!o"bor may ltt1bllWIH tor •l!Pells, reviews and rt-.._s.p.ape~ of general tlrtllllllan prll'lilll hertunder lo lllt City Mlnllfl" or 1\11 duly •PP9ll1nt tnd !Mlle per111n1 IOl(lflld In truc:k or Cllher vehicle 1Mhlch Is ellllllf' of the City teunclf ol the misinformed Finis h nroi'ect l>Hrlnos of 1111 aecl1lon1 al lilt 11111 1nd ind PUbllihed In the City ol' c 111te MHI 1uthoflad 111ents. ltr the en1ort1ment 111~acllan1. dlMM"lltd ot dlussemblld, either In City of C01l1 Ml•• ll!"LI • -· --.__r_ . lo~ 1dvlsory bll!lles. The City' CouricU ,1111.,111er wflh the n•mH of Ille mt~ this Ordln•nc• 1uc:h &gents ~ m1y enter 111 concltJCIFllO the l!Hrlno the City IMholl M In p.1r1, or doll·~ quality kr bl "' which has been "lert hang· lurlMr finds end OKl1res th11 11 Ts essen. of 111e-clly councn vall"ll 1or IM ll•h'llt upm 11rlv&lt llf ptJbllc prOOtrty to -, ... Council •"-11 "°' bt llmllld tty HM °'*''led 0t1 tlle 1111tiw•ys under tM Yehl· Publl1htd Of'•llO• CCN1sf O•llY PHO!, ing." 1111 111;11 11ulaell111s Ill e11abll1hed ena 111e wme 1m!M • 'ltlllcle OI" P'rtl lhereol,-ot--d>o t~ln.al...avldane:I. cl• Cod• of lllt State ol C.!llorl'll1, AprU 2•, 1'73 llU..n ••1111nd• be Ml forlh for tt>e gr1n1lng and PASSED AND ADOPTED 11\ll 16th d•Y t1ln 1nformallon IS lo the lde"lltv of 11---------_:·:_::::::_:_: _ _::_ __ :_.:_:..:._: _____ ...:._==------...,--- SAGmAR(US (Nov 22-hea•lno of a1111C1l1, revltwl,-rt-hHrlNi• 111 al AP<'ll· 1913. vetilcl1 1nd to remo...e or _ c1usa tt>e PUB UC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE • • rne ft!a,eme"lloned dcdslo"s' The Cou"cll Jit k Himmel! •tmov•l-of • vthlcle or parts flll!f'Hlf Dec. 21); Friends and 1noney further 1111<11 and atd~•e• thet the Miynr ol ll'le City of costi Mn1 aec111ed to bl • nul1<1nc1 pur1uanl lo th1s,l----"..:.:.::.::.:.:.:.::.:::_ ______ ..:..::::::~..:.~:::,_ ______ :._::.:: __ _,.------ d t k ood . Conll!!ullon requlremenh ol dUI process ATTEST· O,dl11ance. O•DINANCa ND. 11" L Ptr'llllll ArH dne~-Sl•Pld1rd: per1llllll w.1 ~rtd. • ~ 1'lO . ma e 8 g m ixture at ol l1w, 11'1(1 lht health, 11lllY &lid wlflere Ell~n p: Phinney, SICllOlt S. l"r111Chl ... ••-•I. When the AN OltDINANCe ·Of' TH• CITY COUN· I. Ufldscl!Jlflf Is reciulf'141 In M·l 11141 Ill, Leedllll .t.rets: this time. Controversy could of the tommunlty ,1qulfe 1h1t th• P'°" c11v Clerk of lllt city 111 Clly C111111tll hes tor1lrected with °' Cll OI" TH• CITY o~ COSTA MelA, M-1 -•• lollovn: 1. The llledlnQ ••M •• provldld tor ho ttdure• end grou"d• for IPPl•ls, revlewt Costa Mesa 11r1nttd 1 lr111ehlH 111 any person or AMENDING Sl!CTION n11.1 COSTA l. All ofl·1lr"I perking f1c!Ulln herlll'I shill not encr011ch l"to tlle,.. surround w owns what and •1111 r&-helflllfls bl Ill lorlh, gu1r1nleclng STATE OF CAllFOfllHIA per.ans, such oenon or oer$11f!S shlll 1111 MESA MUNICIPAL CODI, 1taUTING •bultll'll • public rlghl~l·IMilY shall Ill Quired bu11d!no S.ll·bKk "11'!d•rd ... who ow.:Shtswhollo ~land. up for r;'!~'~!~1:~n;1 ic;rn;11d::!~~~~1c:'~1~~ ~WvN1~ iris~?:!~~"' : s1. ~~,::'~ff P:~'::;r,~~m:~v~·t~~ l~D11A,:.~tN~Ns:~o::ra,L1t~Hi't~ •• =~mb!t ~o~~~ii;,:,:: !~~t~ 11~1~:;,:~~=~0< ~!tl:'!'ockt your fl&• . n t give up 1JOvernmen1. 1, EILEEN P. PHINNEY. City Cll!'l'k ,emov11 ot • vehicle °' p1rn thereof 11AaK1NG .-.a1A o•VILOPMi:NT width 1e11eept tor 1M1lk1 ind 11w1111e screenld from oublk vi..., 11'1 something for nothing One A«Ol'dlngly, 11111 following Arllclt 10 of &nd ex~IOclo Clerk of tt>e CJty Councll 01 decl1r9d lo bt 1 nului"ce, pur1u1nt to STANOAllOS l"O• SAID ZONES, ANO driveways willch b!M:<'.I or encr011th 1 menner 1pprovld by tilt Pl1nnl1111 , · Division II Is &dded to The COlll& Mew 1111 Clry 111 Ccnll Me..a, hl•bY cerllly' thtt this Ord!~Mt. • X P' 11a1 s ING TN • NI• D llPllf\ tilt rfQllired landKIPI 1re1). ~1rll'l'ltr1I. who makes grandiose pr~ Mlll'llcl111I Codt wtrlch ruds &t follows: the i bllYe •nd lorlllofng Ofdln•nc• No. n. SKllOll .. Allftllnll1r11111e Cests. TM THlilll~. 2. 1n a"v reQlll•ed otf·1tree1 p1rklno SIEC'TIOt\I 1. "tril1 ordlneM• I.flt!\ 110 mises could Jack s ubstance SECTION 2. " • s ,,.., lnl,Dduced and eonsldei"ed secllllfl cii., Cooncll ..,..,. ll'om tlmt to lime THE CITY COUNCIL OP'· THE CITY fl(lllty al· more thin le" (10) spectS. tflKI •nd bt In lull fore• •nd 1fltcl ttlfr. ' Chlpltr llt bY SK'Jan &I 1 r1t11ulir m11tlno of l.lld determine 1nd lb '" 1mou"t lo bl OF COSTA MES" DOE$ HERESY OR· • ml"linum ol fil!Mll {15) squ1r1 181 IV (30) d1y1 !,om Ind ell.,. Its PISSIO'• CAPRICORN (Dec Z2-Jan AOMINISTRATION Cll'f c1111nc:ll held on lilt 2nd dly of Aprll, 111 ... Md 11 ldmll'lltlr1tlve costs fe•· OAIH M FOLLOWS; ot lllldKIPI ''u shill be P¥11111<1ed and be'IQl'I !he e11plr1llm o1 flftMll f1!l HJ , 'nd ' ' ARTICLE l 1913, •nd thoereilllll" p.1ssed ind ldC9ted CludlllO !ht •duel Cot! of remcw1I ol' 1ny ISC'TION I Tiit City CIM'ICll ol thl Cltv per reqo,11,ed p1rlch'!I spa.ce I" excesl dlVI 11!1Jf' Its Pllstfl• shell be pUblllh«I 19): ghhght I ependence. R•vlew, R•M .. rlflO 1nd d$ 1 W'l\Ofe &I 1 r1t11uli r meenng of 1.11d whltte or p.1rls tllll•irofl under t1tl1 "' ,_1 M • .. __.. ....... A~ .. _1 of 111t 11r1t te11 (101 p1r~lng 5111ces. one• 1" ltll Or11111• C011sl 0111'1' Pllol. • • be A119e1I' Procedure City c II t>e thlpltr .....,. • 111 '""svY """' ''"' --.irn 3. °"' ''" (IS 9llllon ml"lmum n-ai>IP'' of "'""'It clrcul•tlan prll'llld Fa!IllJy meffi r Will un· Sedltfl I, PU•POSE. TM 1111•-e ol IP7l bYlllll~ iou!:. 1~111~':itd:-,:' April, Sec!l0.. 7. AHltlft'llf, Upon dbc.ovrrlng IMI lht hl~hel' queUly ol' M-1 Ind M·2 tire) lll1U 1111 ln1t11led per 20D squerc 1nd publlllled I" tilt City ol' COiie M .... , derstand. Don't hold back lhls ordlneMe 11 to P!'OYlde an llfderly AVES: COUNCIL.MEN: H 1 mm 111 tllll •dsl111t1 of •n 1t1elllloned, w•eckld, 1,1ses r.thll'I ~I f1ty1 of ol C1~1 Mel.I ffff 111 lonc11c1Pl>d 1re1. 1og.e1ht<' with 11111 n1mH of the m...,ri....1 ,_, f bul . 1nd f1lr method of 1ppe11, review or ,. J~" Pl"kle'f' Wll •Kitt ' dl1mantled, or !~•1tlvt Yehlclr, or nectti Ill 1 I t•I °" porkl!IO 4. All fequlred llndK1lllno shllU be of The City Cauncll voting for ind 1111IMt ~ause O ne OUS obhgallon· t>e•rlnu at deel1lon1 of 11111 11eff, ,.,.... NOES: CouNc'.:t~'.,__H-• P.il'TS !~~ pr IV•.!!. P':l!Pt!!Y: or r1QUlremt1111 for wld rot11. ™ City SeJl••etill tram oiived a''"' by 1 ~1, tt>e ••me. Be true to your own needs min .... (lll'flml11ID1'1J •nd CouncU DI 1ne ABSENT· COUNCILMEN . NOne publlc pr lhliiftli CIW:-ttii -o!Y ~I lurlher-llnd.I Ind dedlfllll 11\&l 161 lneh .hlllfl cement -Qlfll;t•le Clll'bi"9 PA&SED A.ND ADOllTED thll 1"11 4-IY . City. IN WITN,ESS WHEA:EOF ·, .... he ti C111111Cll lhlll ri1ve !he IUlhol'lty to CIUSI c no11111 corietph; ol "',..In M·I •nd M·2 &nd sh.all be provided with sprinkler of April. 1913. Then others will take heart, SKHlfl 2. CITY COUNCIL -Ill my haond and •Pllxed ihe s:.~ off~ tilt •lllt1me11! Incl rHnOYll tl\fteol '" IC• lonel 1411:11 IS lnclustf\•I 111rll1 Incl Im· l•clll!les. wtlkh lhlll be mal"l•lntd In JICll H1mm1H. too Caocer individual figures AUTHO•ITY. cu., °' COST• !Mt• 11111 l711r dty ol' AprU cord•nc• wltn 111t procldw• pteserlbld ~ments of llloher N1tMllc qu1111y re· '" operillv• condlrlOfl. 1u sublecT lo MIY« of tile c1i., o1 c11111 M"" · A. Any decision, finding, •ctlon or ruJ. 1973 ' he•eln. _..,.. the •lll'ldlrll• to be Mt lor'lh, 'Nltlt the 1ppr1111•I ol' tilt Pl1nnlng Oeperl· AllHI! prominently. lno ol 1nv mlmbtr 111 tht city 11111, 1ny (SEALl Secil• t. Netlce. A 1e11 (lOl dill' nallc• rnP1Ct lo l1ncbc1ol1111 ol' P'rklng 11111 lfl ment. Eiieen P. Phlnnev. clty tamm/llee or clll'flml1111111 miy be Ell p of lnl1r1llon to •bat• •lld remove Irie vehl· l.lkl ianes. TM City CllUllCll lllrtller !Inds 5. A l•lldK•PI pill'! (lncludlllll pl1,... City c1..-. of the C1tv of ~hi Mtw AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. ,evlewftl riv the CJly C111111CU upon fts ru:'~ierk ~i;:;r:,r.;,fflt!o Cir k cle, OI' perll ltltrtOf, 1s • pUbllc nuls&nce •nd decl•res ll'Mlt !1111 pr1Clk:1 at le111no ting m•lerl1I 1peclllc11lanl lh1ll lie COii• Min• 18) S b I h · be I own motion. Ol the c c r r sr..,u lie m1ll9d bY' reglsteted mall lo tilt 01" fll'lflflll P'fklng ap1c11 In lnduslflll tutrmUted 111 the ,Janning 0tp•rtment 5TAT~ OF CALIFOlltNIA l ; u t e approac IS s -e. Thi-CHY C111111tll mav In Its Of c , nv Ill/AC I of '"' crtv owner of !hi ••rid •nd lo tht owner of 11111 IOl'\tt COl'lsll!Utll •n lb\Jlt Of tllll p.trlllng for IPPf'OY•I. prior IO 1ny pl1nrlng In COUNTY OF ORANGE ) IS. be QUiet and d j S C r e e t , dl!.creUot1, gr1nt •e..he1rlngs 'upon 111 Publl~lled ~r:,:,HICCNlll 0et1W P11DI Ye!!lcll, uni HS IM Yellltle Is In i !Xtl cc:-~"'lr"'=ll ~l': ~lty. Tft! Cl:r. Courll 1ek1 ptrlc1119 l1dtltln. CITY OI' COST" MESA ) CI d • OWi'! mllflan Ol upan ll'le •pplk:lllllfl of April 21 1913 llll n dlllon tlt1t ld1"!1flC•Uon numbers •ti not I'll y 1 1 K .,.. I I PIH th, ... Evwy 1ltl on which l1nd9<1plng t. EILEEN P. ,HIHN£V, Clty Cltfk an est1ne arrangement eny per1on, flrm or c11•1111•illon ha~lng •· • 11v1ll11b11 111 de!ermln.e awnenhtp. The ntety •11<1 Wl'lf&r• of the lll!Wtlr1•1 I• required • .:ci:irdlllO 111 1111• Ol"dl· and c.otll<lo Cieri! of th• CITY councn of could be featured Don't business llllfor• the council 111 nolk11 111 lnrent11111 1hall bot l" 1ubtt1n· manut&cturlng tommunHv wlltlln !ht Clry n•ne•. Wll be lindsc•Oed KCllfdlllO the ciiy 111 Cott• MeM. hor..., arttty · herelnatte• provla9d for. PUBLIC NOTICE llallv the fol!ow!n11 torms: r1qu!r111pe<l•I ''""'kx\ Ind modlllc•llon to plens approved 11 specilfed 11ereln !hot 11111 ebllYI end torf91111111 Ordinance reveal all you know. Keep c , Tria Clly Cou11tU shall be tt>e l!nal NOT1ca OP INTINTION TO ASATI of pa,kl"O r1Qulremenll. •l'!d milnt•lned lhert&lltr 1" • s<oritlv No. 7J..9 wit lntroduc:ed ind cvnsldlrtd something in reserve Travel 11ulhor!ty Ind 111 decisions 1Flall be vn· OllDINANCI NO n-11 ANO ••MOVI! AN AIANOONID, A.ccordl!IOIY, Section f']I0,0 of Dlvlilon •nd well-«tpt Cllflcll!lontd, lrrfgiled 11c!lm bY HCllon 11 1 1119ul1r mfflll\QI of O'•l!A• • 11ppe1lable !e~cept In proteedlngJ In a AN OROINANCI OP THi: CITY COUN WlllCKl!D, DllMAHTllO, Oil IN· VIII, of Arllele l, Chipter I)(., Cotti Ml.. pe-rlOdlcilly, tr Imme d, culllva1ed, 11ld CllY C1111ncll held 1111 llw 2nd dtY of A1bel c. O'R••·· RHld111I ol' Mun!l"glon plans should be reviewed. Coul"I of competent iurlsdlctlon). In all CIL OF THE CJTY Of' COSTA Mes.A OP'l•ATIV• Vl.NICLI o• P'A•TS Muriltlpal cm.: ,, hlAbY' imtl'ld9d lo wget1tlon r$1&i:td •• "eedl'd, Ind Ap,ll. 1t7J, Ind lhere•trlll" Pllllf!d 11\d 8t&Ch. Oat• of da1lh, Ap,lt :10, 1973. Refuse to be painted into emo-'1.:.i:•~l"ll~·A •P,oeals. D• ,evltlMI IS pro-PA:OVIOING FOii 'THE AIATEMliNT TilltllOI" AS A PUILIC NUISANCI!. re::c¥1~1~!.·Slc"lll .... M·I •• M·2 tulllno1 end 1111 dr1111p!ngi removed adopted ., • Whllll ., • reo1111r mMllng l~•\or11 C1mpbet1 Meson. D1t1 of death, April 70, lt7l. PrlY1le gr1ve1ld1 services will bl held Mond1y, Aprlt 13, We.tmln111r M em a• I a I P•rk. We•!mlnsler Memorlnl Park Morl1arv, Olr1dor1. Survived by husband, Rkh~rd E, V a• ,,..re"· ANO REMOVAL AS II u ILIC (Name ~nd 1ddres5 of • 11 ofttl'! 11 necnsory lo lnsVrl • nett 111 1ald City C111111Cll htld Ofl 11\a 16th dtr. O'Re1r; son. Riche rd E. J, .• cf the tiona\ corner. Stdlllll '· G•OUNOS FOR Al' PEAL NUISANCES Of' A I AN D 0 N • 0 • OWl'\er ol' Thi lend) '•r1ti'nl Sl•nll•nfl. • •nd otde,ly IPPl&•&llCe. DI Apr II, 197' by lht followlno roll ti I IMlmo; two d1ughlers. f>'.1urene Ann AND ltEHEA•tNG, Anv IPOllCltlOfl tllf WRECKED DISMANTLIO oa IN As -• shown on trie 1111! equ1Ur9d I. Pir'llllll l,.t'I •Mul,_lllS. Off. 7, Every p1rlllng 'pece shall be vofn: O'Rear. 01 the hllm•i c narrene Ann PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): •n e~I from declilon of any member of OPERATIVE VEHICLIS o• P'A•TS &1H1sm1n1 roll of the land 1oc1ted' el itreel parklllll s,,.ces ••e required ln M·l clearly m1rk9d end suc:h m1rkln;i AVES: COUNCILMl!!N1 H1mmett, JW" Moore, S•" Dltoo: f1tt>er, Mr. Frank o. Friend confides Pr b I em !ht tlly ~11111, any eny tommlltee or 1ny THElllOfl ,..OM P•IVATI! ,.o,. CedclfH1l, vou •r• hereby 110llfled th.it ~ M·2 .. 1°"" l«OrdlnQ hi the followlng 1h1ll be ma1n111nt<1 1" 1 vl,lble 1nd den, Pinkley, WHllOll, ••dfl SlrOf!Q, Sen Diego; b<'ather. F,nn~ 0. 0 ·City cornml1,lon, or 1ny •OPll<ltlOfl lllf lltTY oa ,UILIC JOaOPElll'T't' NOT Ille llfld1rsli;1"ed pUrSUllnt lo !Chapter 111 mull ' legible manflt'I', Any braken or NOES: COUNCILMEN: N1111t Sl•Cln11 Jr .. LOI A119ele1; lll•H ''""'' Don't cast first stone. Be ,e..heerlng on &ny m1tlltl' decided by '"' INCLUDING HI 0 "w A y s •• AND Ar'ltcl• 6, DIYlllOfl I, Cmll ~ A. Three 131 ptriclng aottes """ bl d1m10ed ~' Wiii be repla.c.ed. A&SE NT : COUNCILMEN: Noni Mrs. Rulh Broolr., Sen Diego: Mrs. Ann und d ' • h be Cooncll SFllll be blsed upon 1ny ane DI' •ECOVE•Y OF COin Of' AD-Murilc!P&I Codel 1\11 dt!ll!'l'mlned fhll provided Pl!° -tllou .. nd (1,000) I. Plr~lrijj spaces 1nd blck-up 1ftlei IN WITNESS WHEA:EOF, I he.,.. lltretw VDl'k, Porle,vlllt; M•I. ldl Mumm•. La erstan mg Wit OUt COffi· mGl'e DI lhe lollowl119 grlll/nd1: MIN1STaATION f H 1aa0 F Al lhllf'I e11.lsls UPOl'I Hid land en !or p1rh of 14ltlllrl feet of gr-bulldlng 1r .. tor shill canlorm to stlnd1rds In E•lllbll 511 mY Fltnd Ind 11f\M9d !hi SHI ol llw Me~o. S...v!ttl, Monde)', 11 e.m . ing inextricably invol.ved. AC· A. The pre11ne1 of •"Y 'elev•nl or AUTHO•tZEO I V SICTION :t2'H 1") •bendoned, wrKlr;ed, dlsm1ntltc:I or the flrll :is.oao 141111"' lftl of butldlng. A whltn a'• ll'lcludtd herlln by lhls City of Cosl1 Miiie, 11111 17th d•'f of AprU, ll1ClflC View Chapel. lnttrm..,I, P•clfl( , rnere<>l1t evldenee Mlt ev1U1ble or not VIEH!CLl CODI/ IY AM•NDINO THI lllOPll'•llvt veftlcl1 registered Io 9, Two (2) P'rlllng ~ 11\.111 bl refere11ee Ind mede 1 ptrt thereof. 1913. View Memorlel P11rk. Pttlllc View Cent IS On hOW tO tum product helrd •I 1111 time DI 11111 llflOln&I COi\" CITY 01' COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL , llcel'M number Pl'tlY'ldtO Pl" 1,000 IQ\llrt IMt of gron 11.•Mvdlon ef 11"91red '•r1rllll (SEAL) Morlutry, Olreclan. into profit Tear aw a y 11der1t11111 ot The m1tter .,ppealed or CODE, A.DOING THER•TO AllTICLI' • Wl\fch conalllutes • t)l.lbtlc bulldlllll .,... bl'-25.001 Ind so.ooo ,rolllblltd; Elllefl p, Phl"M:y, , wae a ' 111blecl 10 re-llt••lng. OF CHAP'Tla Ill "ul1111ee tQ>Ulr• lftt ol bulldlno. I. Ncne ef 1ne parting re11ulred by City Clwk and 1x-olfitf11 Clwll ltr1nll1r l• Wll'• 1"1101 daughrtr111 D,, SUperf\UOUS material. Get ·to B. Tiie P•ttence of 1"Y P1'0Ctd11ral I:"• THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY You are l\el'tb"f nolllled to 1birle said C. °'1e Ind ~II ll~il oerkl1111 !hit ordll'!ance shill be Sold, ''"led, al the City' C111111tl111f 1111 City 1nd Mn, Jeir>et W~tr, 111 lr~ln.. D&le heart of situation ror of the city, Iii empfoyet'J, com-OF COSTA MESA DOES HEREBY Oft. 1"1ul11nc• bv Ille remov1I ol s&ld Yelllcle SPl<H $1\111 bt pr1111lded per 1,000 leo:.cd or .:.tl'lerwlse renlllll-d lr-.m the of C01l1 Mesa or d .. tlt, April 70, 1913. A.1$11 iurYIYed by • m!1teH, comml1s!on' or cooncll wnlch DAIN AS FOLLOWS· Cor s&ld 111rt1of1 vehkle) within \f> d1ys 14U•r• tMI o1 1rou bl.llldlng &r11 llllG'I' common p;irlllng •ref! 'ltrVlng tlMI M·1 Publlshld Or•noe CCN1I D11lw P'llof, m•ter1"11I grandp1fen11, Mr. 1nd M".1---------------1 P~;''1ied • tuU ind complete COfl· SECTION 1. In .iccordanc• with tlM l•om tlte d1te of 1'1'1&111"111 of this notice, -'"-"'-' ."·"='•'='='="'~"="'-".'.'"'.;;,,· --=,;.=~;;;,;M=·';;;,'~-;.'~";~;;;~;;;,' •';~..;"~'~''~';;;";'~'~'A;"';.,'.,;"~·..;"~n.;. ______ ..;"~"';;;" Robert 5111111. Newport Be~h ; pate,n~I s •d111on of rhe matlcr appealed lrom dt11rmll'!a!IOfl made ind the aulhllrlty 1nd upon y1111• fatlure lo da so lhe 11me I! ll••ndplr'"IS' Mr. Ind Mr1. Arll\ur rec:?on !e~~~i; llMIT"TION• ., ll'anled bY I~ Slate Ill C1lll11tl'lll under Cwtll lie lb.lled lfld rtmOYed by the City of 11111r, LI Hlbfl. 5.,.v!cn, tad1y, s..11.01'-· "' "' • Stctlon ttMO 111 thl Vehlcl• Code lo osl1 Mew, •1111 th• costt thereof, d•V· 11 1.m .. P1t lllc View Cl\&pet, With P1~A~1S "',MO RE·1HEA•INGS. All ap-remove abendoned. wreck9d, lllsminUed tllottlltr with ldmlnl1lr1tlw eotls, •iv. John P. A1t>ey 11. al SI, J1mn P c• ans Of._ s or r1.ne1r11111s mtnl Ill' 11\QOeratl~ vetllcle1 or Pllrll thereof•• 1UIUld to \IOU 11 awner 11111\e l1nd 0t1 EpUc.opal Church. altlcli!lng. 1nrer-be IUed wltri the City Cle•k within !ht public "ulsanc:es, 11'11 City Council al lllt Whlc~ 1.1kl whlcl• (r:ir uld ptr1s ol' • men!, P1cll!c View Memorlel P'irll. time llmlt1 hereln~!ler Mil lorth : C!lv of COit• Maa hertby '"'••• tlMI vt'hldtl !1 loc1led. Pacific View MDl'lu•rv, Dlrector1. 1. 1" 111 lntl•ncll'I nol liter !twin ten toltowlng fllldl"ll' 1nc:I 11ec11rellm1· As OWl'ler o1 tit• land on which nld ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 4.27 E. 17th St.~ Costa Mesa 646-4888 BALTZ·B~RGERON FUNERAL UOME Corona del A-far 67:·'450 Costa P.1esa 648-!4.24 OOl d1yl lrom 1n1 a1r1 of 1.11 llroaJ Tl\11 1ccumul1llOfl •nd slor't' Ot •bel'I-Yehld1 (or 11ld P'rll of • vehlclt) 11 loc:lled, YOU trl hertb'( l'IO!lfled tlt•t you PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ""'V• 1M1thln 1~ day1 11tw lhe """111ng of I-----.:_:::.;_:_::::.;.:::_ ____ -::;:-----------! lhll lllllk• 111 l"ltnllon, req~I • public 011.0IHANCE HO, 2Uf he1r1119 Ind If SltCll I reQUHt ts no! AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION >o.H•• "NO "DOI•• rec1IVld by the City Coundl wt!h!n such SE ",. ,. lll dlY Pl'iad, !ht City of Coste Mesa CTlONS 71.02U,I ANO 7•.olU.t TO THE COOlfllED 1h1tl h1v1 the euthorlty to 1blte ind OltDINANCES 01' THE COUNTY OF Oll:ANGI, CAllflO•NIA remove 11ld vehlcle la• 1al(I. P'~ts nf , foll o:!'s': 8CN1,d ol Supervl$11rl of tnc Cou~rv 111 Orange, C1Utoml•, dO ord•ln a1 vehkl•I 11 1 P\lbHc "ulsante end astets SECT ION lht ecsts 11 lfllfesald without a publtc 1. Section 78.0206 01 111<! Caailled Ordin1n<a, of !ht Coooty of he1!'t"O· Va;i m•v tubmlt • 1-n wrltttti O•a"l:lll Is htrlbV emended to reaa Is follows: stateme"I wttl>ln suc:h 10 d•V period de. $tt. 71.0'JU. P1rmllled temporary uses and 11,YClures "Ying 'Hpon1lb1Uty lo!' the presence cl T':" re':"p0r1ry usH Usled In Secllons 78.0266.1 ihrOll(lh 71.02U.f 1h1U bl s•ld Ylhlcle lot ... rd pirls of a Yehlcltl perm•1ted •n a"v district. CKcept as 111nerw-l•11 provided In this 11C1lon. on .. rd llnd, with y1111r re1!.llrls !fir de"lal, SECT ION 2 Sl'Clllllll 78 0166.I and 71,0266,9 lite hereby e.dded 10 ttl .. Codified 11111 IUCh Slaltmenl 1h1tt be tDllllrved IS 11 ---------------1 DrdlnantH or t~c County or Ofanoe to read I s klllows : 1 r1Qu11t for hurln.g 11 'llhlth Yllllf Ste. 11.0?U.I. Temper1ry UH 011 Chrium.os tree 1.1l11 l1dllty. prlSll\t1 Is nol required. You may •OPe"r • BELL BROADIV AV MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa A-1esa u "'433 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1705 Lagfinll Canyon Rd. lff·!MIS • PACIFIC VIEW ~1E~10RIAL PARK Cemetery l\1ortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Nc\\·port Beach. California 6'1·2700 • PF.EK FAMILY COLOSlAL ~'UNERAL 110\IE 7801 Bols a Al--e. \\'tstmln~ler 893.:SU • s~111·11s· MORTUARY 6T7 ~1aln St. llunUngfttn Beach 531H539 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS IUSIHEIS NAM.f STATIEMENT The lollGWtno plll"lllll Is doing buil"HI ot: KON.\ NEWPOA:T, nu. w. Coest MW'\I .. Newgort Be•ch. C•llt. Pacific M1rlne Aeceor1nc• Corpora• t!an ((;flll! l, Intl lrvl"e 81....:1., Tutlin, Cell!. 92680 Tnlt buslneu Is tonducled bV • cor· ooraiion. PACIFIC M,lr.A:INE ACCEl"TANCE coR:•oRATION Jemes v. MCCllllktY• Pretldent F14•U Published Cringe Coa1t O.-Hy Piia!. April 11, u. and M&V J, 11. 1'73 11n.73 PUBUC NOTICE A 1t"1por1ry Chrl5tmas tree salH 41t ililw shall be ptnnlttec:I 1" 1ny Cl, Jn perSOI\ 11 111v he•rl"g r1Quested by yoo C2, Ml, M2, CC, CH, CN, or CR Olstrict, Ind In commwcl•I or lndu.trl1f ot lllt owner ot !l'le vehlcle or In Ueu 1rca1 of Planned Comm'!"ftlet S\lb(KI TO me loll-Ing requlr-11: lhlrllOf, m1y present 1 1worn' written 'al lrie subtecl lecolfty $hall nor be e.llblished mo,1 thin !Ollr11111 dirt •l•lerne11I •1 1lora$i!ld I" llm1 for tell> prior lo rhe parlicular Crifls!m&s 1'10licl1y l"YOlvld. tldtr•rlori 11 such heerfng, 1b) llle ll"OPOSed loe•tlon Sl'lttll be $Ubmllled fo •nd •PPl'OYed ll'r Ule Nolle• M•lled -------·· Dlfl(IGI" ol' lulldlno &nd S31ety prior lo e$11tlllJ.hmer1t of the t1c!U1y. (D&lrl . ~C l The IOPllc•nt stlall 11eur1 an etectrlc1I permit from 111t OlrKtOr of CITY OF COSTA ME$A Bu11dlng nnc:I S1re1y II ttie l1clllty 11 kr be enerolnd. 9Y !dJ The l1tlll1V shall bl rmiovld •lld tri1 premlt11 upon wtr kll It -Cl'Y Mtnei:iet loc1!e<1 shell bl tlMred of 111 dtbrls •nd restored 111 tlte cmdlllm they -• 1n P<'ioor Ill !he eslll>llsllmtrll of 1he f&clllty, wflhll'I tour•-dl'/I ,,,.,. th• P't· NOTIC• 011 urr•NTIOH TO AIATI 1lcu11, Chritlmes llolidly Involved. AND ••MOVI AM AIANOONIEO, sec. 11.nu.•. T1m111r1ry -ef • ",._ .... wle• f1dllly. ftlCK•O, DISMAN'TLIEO OJI: IN· A ll'mOOriS'Y flrl'Wllrfcs 11tts f1d ll1y lh•ll be permitted ln tny Cl C2 Oll•ltATIV• VEHICLE 011 '.t.aTS Ml, M2, CC, CH, CN, or CR Dis!rlcl, and I" tomtnlrCllt or lnduilrlal ir.ft TM••IOI' Al A ,UlllC NUISANCI or Planned Commurilt!es, iubjecl to Thi following requlrtmer'lh: (N1me Ind address of Inst r191slered I•) A w•llltr1 11>11llC1llon IOr & ,,.,ml! to 1111 -ale llld sin• llreworlll.s 111d/or l11tal OIMlltll' al record ot vehkle -~h•I! l>I tubmllled to !ht C1111nty Flrt Warden 1r le1sl ten d•YI belllft Com· notltl •houkl be glvtn to bOth lf d1llerenil fMl'!Cemtr11 of !ht dlsplty tor s1le of ,uc:n fireworks. Ind the •POl!cent •h•ll As last ret1l1t1r9d l1nd/or legal) owner comply with 1111 ,tQulrements of the Coun1y Fire warderi. of record 111 ldtscrlpllon ot velllcle - !bl No permll thall be> ltwed for Ille ule ot lht.,,,,,..ks •t 1 temPOr•ry 1"•k1. modfl, ncen1e, et<.) you 1rt NOTICE 0' PUllLIC HIEARINO TO IE 11•1WO•ll~ sl•nd unte11 Irie tl)pllcanl has flr1! secured wrl"en ter11fketl0n from hln!by notlUtd that 1he Un<!lll"slgned HELO IV TH E o•ANGE COUNTY !ht Qep1rtmenl or Bu!ldlng llnd 5elely lhll! the silt P•OPOSed tor thl •ttt>d purtuant to Ch1pter llt, Arllcle '" !"LANNING COMMISSION ON " 111110. rs hi II"' of trir alorwmenllanecl dl1Ulcts •• the WIM Ill •l•ttllJl'rld by 1110 Olvhlon I, COSlll Mllll Municipal Codi POSEO CONSEllVATION ELEMENT Olf1cl•I L11nd U1e Plan ol the County of Or1ng1. h•s dlllrmlfltd lhil uld Ylnltle (or p1rt1 OP THE ORANGE COUNTY GENE•AL !c, Tnt IK>lltlnl sheH fftU'I II'! elecl,ltll permll lrom !hi Director ot ol ' vehkt1J exlllt 111 f" abnncloned, PLAN • Building and Setetv If !he 111clU1V 11 111 be energlied -eckld. dl1m1nl1td or 1nootret1ve veftl· Puisue"t tc l"t Plannl"!I ind Zonl"O !di Th• l!rtwork1 11&"4 shill be tlf'l'IOYecl .nci tht Pl'trYlllls llDllf\ IMhlch cte 111 Cdescrl~ loc1tton on l!U~k or liw. •s .. menoed. and ordel' of tile 11 w111 l«•led 1h1H be cltlrld of 111 debrl• Ind r .. IO!'fd 111 111, coricllllOn ptlv111 proe>erly) end conitltutn 1 pvblle ornnge County P111nnin11 cornm!sstan, 1111v ""''' In prior to th• erKllon OI th• 1-elnty, within 10\ltlre!I d•'(I •ll•f nutunc• purauenl to 1ri1 pr11vl1lons al llOlle. 11 rieretov given 1ri111 1 puollt heir· !tie I.lie or al1lll•W <Msts l<lkl Mvnk1,,.1 Code. 11111 IMlll bt he\0 b" laid CQfl'Om1<slllfl on 1 SECTION l . Tlll1 ()(dine~• lhltl t1kt tfrKI I~ l>I In lull forte thirty tXll VIII/ i re hr:<"lby "otlned to l~te ..ald CCll'INrYtllOft Elemenl of !ht On11t• ll•'fl trom •nd alter Its pa11a0t, Ind befOre tit• nplr1llon Ill 1111..i (15} dl'/I t~S: 0:111';; ;',:'~,~~lofwl!~~ 1~t:~~~ county Gtt1w•I ,11,,. •s •~nc:itd, Or1ngt •Pier tne PllW<l4! """"°' !Niil be publl.ned one:• '" the Or•llO• CNst o.nw: Pilot, trorn 1111 d•ltl of m11lllnQ of !hit l'IOllt• countv, Cillllornl•. I ntWSP1P1r llUbllshed In' Iha Counly of Ora*, Sl1t1 of C.lltoml1, IOOelllllf' with Al rt0lstw9d !ind/or lt>Oall _,. 01 S•ld pl•" prODQ..n Ill 1111 •dOllle!I I\ the n.e 1'181111!. ol Hie mtfl'\blrs of "" lolnt OI SU91tf'YI-. Yllllng for end 10111111 rtCOnt of .. 1c1 wlllcl• (Of ••Id Pllr1S OI I Conten'lt\>oll Ellmtnl Ill lllf Or•"" !Fie l<llTll'. ....tlldll yoo lrll hlniby nofl!Jed ll\ilt ya;i I (ou111, GtMrll llr.n I" 1tcGrll•"'' wt1h RONALD W. C.U,ERS rn.iy within 10 dlYI •tt.f° the malllng o1 '"' provllillnl 1nd rtQuirement1 of tllll Chllrt'f!M t11 tlle llolnt ol Svperv!son llj.ls •l\(l>lkl Oil tflfen!IOI'! rPQJl'tll g .PU<lljc st1111/1H ot IM Sl~!e of Ctlitor'", ($EAU Of Orll'\tt (O\ll'lf\I, C&llPOmle httrl"9 Ind If well '1 l'fQVHl h l\01 !"!ll1led by: Ortr'!OC CDU"'Y Pll ""*l'IO Al'TEST; recelvld tw !ht PIMnlno Comm;.at.Jn Comml1t!on. WILLIAM E. ST JOHN IMlltlln 1uc:h 10 dtY oerfod, Ille City Coun. '======-------==== Slid publ!t he•rlllll ot1 !Fie •bovt llf'O-Coun1w: Ct~rk •nd u..ifllt lo Clll't<. cM J.11111 11.1 ... the 1ut11ornv 10 11>111 Md pMed 011" w!H bf helc ~· I .)I) 11 "", er •• Of Ille Bllo'rd of 5\lotlrvl~ott ol ftmll'll sold •W>ftlcle (111' qld Ptfh of 1 l ....... -..... ..,.,.,...,.,...,.,. .. 1 tOOn lhe•e•ller "' ,,.,,,,,~11. Ml TuorMl&'f, Or•"ll' COl/nly, c1Ufoo'n11 1191ltclcl) wltllDUl • M•r'"9. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE • MATTRESSES • MA:TTRESSES ·IOAT$ HO~IS ftAfLllS l"91Jwl•~ C..te ....... ~. c •. M4fv 1. 1973. In 1ri1 ,,.,r1,.g tM metllf'l9 By June Al1J1nder Notke """llld: "'-'----= r«>m of The Or•"I" C1111ntv Pl1nnl"g DIP\llY CITY OP COSTA MESA (emmitt!lln. Enolner•lng B11lla1no. ~ STATE OF CALIFORN IA l •v ----- Cl•'( ''"ti' Orlw WfJt, Roorr'I I ... $t"ll I u . Cltw: '""'"•' Anl, C11lllOl'nlt, •t '"hid! Timi' •"d oBCf COUNTY OF O•ANOE: I SK140ll t , ••Mk Mee" ... Upon '*!Uffl 111 ptftOfll tl!M, laVOl'lllO or llPPOllfll I. WILLIAM I . ST JOHN, Court.I'( c1 ... 1r. •nd ell.ott!elO Cllfk of th• '°'"' ot tw lht -of 1111,,.,.Id•or11\111111' of wkl prO!>O~ pl11n wHl bl hfft•d II h If ~Ul)el"illOf•, Oo htl'tb., t lr'll!'y !hit ., I ,...,...1ar mttllng of tf!I BMl"d ol lUPlt'· "" laticl r«ll\'td .., the City IMflhlfl 10 QVISllCI 1h11I ~nv wrltffll rtlPOflat 10 11111 vlaors of Or•oo• Coun•w. Clrttomlt. held on lilt 10th d•W ol Apr!!, U1l. It'll ..,,. .. dlYI efttr the mallfll(I ot the l'IO!len of IPllbllc nonct bl •ubmttted la 1111 Pr•n"lno go1n0 ~ln•11<;• cont11n1ng thr11 IJJ tldtor\1 ""''' Pliltd ,,..,. •doofld bw 1111 lnltl'lllllll to •bll• Md ~· 1 pvtrnc C.oMml••IOll Prior 10 rn1 l'lllri"ll CU.I.. lollOWlnu YO!•; ""''"' ah.Ill be' hlld IW lhf '*•nnlnu FOi' furmer-del8lll. '"llard!no \il•ll pro-AVES: SU~ERVISORS RALPH L CLARK. OAVID L. BAKl!R;T.W. BATT1f1 Cllfl!mltilOir'Oi't mt Qllllf!Ol'rel--.1:11~1 posed l)l1n, 111 lnt~re,led PfflC>"l ftf In· AND R"lllH A, DIEDRICH and r•mt1Yll of fllt Y1hlcl1 Of pa,ts ~Uld 10 ~·n II the (lfl\(e (If IFll 01•"11• NOE$: SUPERVISORS RONALD w. CASPERS thlrfllf ., •n INf!dllr'lld.• wreclr.ld. C1111nty Pl•nn!l'IO Comm!nlon. Ef\$1-lng •BSENT : SUPERVISORS NONE dhm•nllfd"Or lllOPlrlllyt vtllld •I 1ndJhe eulldlt11 • .00 Civic Ctnttr D•!ve W11t, IN W/TN!S5 w.tl_!lllfOJl, I h1Yf tltrlUflfll set my he!'ld Ind olthrfd th• Of· 11•U.fNl'll o1 Ille IClmlnlllrtllVt: costi •oom 'i$1, Stl'll• Ant. C1lllor11!1, 'llhtr• llcl1I 1e1 111 Ille IOll"Cf° ~ SuoervllOl'f O! 1111 COVl'llY o1 Ort•, 111111 Of C•I,. and' 111! eMI of Nfl'IOftl ot-lhl Whfcle·or iald Pl'<lllOf-ed Pll" I• 1111 Ille 11111 1~11!1&1t 10rnl1, 11111 11)111 d.., of ~11'•1, lf1). llQrls ll'llf'tOl,...IOl!Mt Ille• ~., on for l!ilblk tntPenlon. WILLIMI E. ST JOMN -Whli:h II ls lottftd '!liHrfW, 81ntv. A1tl,t1M (.wf11y Clerk 1r.O t•-Olllclt Clltltt Secri .. 11, writt-· Dt'ttlll-. CAM' DlrK,IOI' •l'IO Sterlll•y !O 1h• ot the Ooerd Ill suoervla.ctr1 of Dwfltl'. If !ht ewner o1 thl lltld ll.lbmlls • ORANG• COUNTY Or•• Countw. GtUPOmll ,_,, wrllltn •l<llMlllll d." y I !'If 11 ~· i L.....L...J......l.....l-J...J....J......l_J-1. 60° HERRINGBONE 45° 90° 45° • llf'ECIFICATIONS INDUSTRIAL PARKING CITY OF COSTA MESA " 21 U N1w,.rt 11•11. IJberty 8-1303 llUHNINO COMMISSION (SEA.ti By J.,,,. Atoll'\dlt ffSPOMlblllty for 11\1 Dt'IHnCt DI 1111 'ublllMd, Ortrt§t Cot1I O•llt llflllf, · Oeoui'r vtlllclt on his t•lld within Mii 10 6.:IY ..,..II 2J, lt1' 1100.n Publl\11.S 011nge Coe-I Delly Piiot, APflt 21, lf7l 11»-7J perlDd, "'Id 111t11n1nt lhell bt canstr•'l~~=================~==========~------==-d • • • ~Marigoid-Ca111paign Prepare _ S urface Dirkse1i Widow Lobbies for Flowers For Paint TAU.AllASSEE, F1a. (AP) Louella D!rluen believ.. he's written me that he thinks -Four years after her that at last there is a strong It will~Fss," said Mrs. senator husband died in office, chance her husband's beloved Dirksen, Whose husband was Mn. Everett McK i nley blooms will beconle ~ na-the U.S. Senate's minority Dlrben Is traveling around tioaal flower. _, .. \ leader !rom 1959 to 1969. ~By ANDY LANG · Ar Newsfeatures Q. -\ve have an old dining room cabinet that is being replltffil and"Whle!>-we-plan to use in a child's room. There appears to be a vafrusb finish on It. Can. !_paint right over. it or must the old surface be removed first-?-The old fmlsh is in excellent condition. ~~~:,r.:r~~ -~S:::· M,l~e"~:t::s:i:i: (~-_Sl)e also confided ll}ot !be'----~ 'lobbying for marigolds. \ \ marigold bill Ibis time and absence In Coogreas o1 former Maine Sen. Margaret Chase ••••••••••~;•••••••••••-• Smith, dereated for re-election Landscaper Honored Second Year Ul'IT ......... Easter Beauty AS Easter Sunday nears, model Madge Ebbin, 18, - po5es inJil,\1.1.ield.in llamilton, B~rmuila just before flowers are harvested for shipment. The lilies are cultivated for .their showy but unscented floJ!ers. Tomawes Thrive On Hydroponics · _ fil[i;NiV!U.E, call£. (AP) -In California -the Golden State with year·round sum· mertime -Philip W. Gutman grows tomatoes a t tern· peratures of 24 below. zero us· ing geothermal heat. Gutman grows his plants in mountainous-Lassen O>unty, ·Where the mud springs bubble and sputter and oldtimers still remember the volcanic eruir tlon. of 1915. Gutman taps Earth's primal fire to ·protect his vines from the cold and high altitude. In.stead or growing his garden in soil, Gutman used the hydroPOflics method, in which plants are grown with their roots in special nutrient- Ne'W Rose , Ne'W Soil bearing solutions instead or in -soiL - Hot water from a nearby geothermal spring --enriched with fertilizers -bathes the root..> of the tomato vines while mOre hOt water. from lbe..same sprii;ig beaa ,the .gr~nhouse. GUtman's little farm ls located in a remote valley 200 miles northeast of San Francisco and at an altitude of 4,000 feet. Nortnally, growing tomatoes under such conditions would be out of the question, but the California Cons er v a ti on Department says Gutman's success with~ tomatoes may point the way to future agricultural use of such places -despite the gravelly, almost humus-free soil, the altitude and the cold. Fossil fuels -coal, oil and natural gas -would cost too much for such a project to pay off, says David N. Anderson, geothermal officer for the state Division of Oil and Gas. If you are replacing bushes • As a result, he said, certain in an establis~ed rose ga~en, areas traditionally have been replace the soil that noons hes ruled out as po s s i bl e them aJso. agricultural areas. Thi~ is a tip . f~om the But "geothennal heat allows American Association o £ a oolution to this probl em Nurserymen, because years or while at the same time helplng growth h a v e P.robabl.Y ex· alleViate a drain on our fossil hausted the nutnents m the fuels " Anderson said soil. Established roses con-' . pl · . tinue to thrive because their Gut~an Dt1W .lS annrng an last year, had strengthened the marigold's chinces. Mrs. Smith, who wore a symbol of her cause every day during the 24"ears she served, coo- stanily tried to pass a bill Bob's Landscaping Service designating the rose as the na-in Irvine has been hor¥>red for tional Dower. the second consecutive year Mrs. Dirksen of Pekin, ill., with a first place award in the flew to Tallahassee to address national landscape awards a woman's club the other day , program of the American saiyng she was traveling around the c 0 u n t r y en-Association of Nurserymen. couraging people to "use tbe Robert Kaplanek, .president, power of voice and pen to m. accepted a first place plaque fluence legislators.:• from Mrs. Richard Nigon in Her husband spent a decade .. cerffponies in the White House pushing the llijU'igold cause East Garden. and qnce took the Senate floor The award was r or to tell his colleagues the _ beautific3tion of the Fashion flower h!ls a 11rugged humility sQuare shopping center in La of character, and, like the Habra. Espaliering of vines. American eagle and American trees and shrubs highlighted flag, ~ an e x,e l u s i v e I y the (X'Oject. Some 450 trees American emblem." were planted. Fire Chief 'Gives Tips for Mowers When .yo,u unliplbef that power lawn mower t h i s Spring, don't ' forget that gasoline can be powerfully dangerous. "Treat gasoline with utmost respect," cautions County Fire Chief Carl M. Downs. He urged everyone to clean the gr®Dds around the house along with the indoor clutter as part bf their Spring clean- ing rites. Here are some po w e r mower safety tips : -Read the operator's -Disengag_e clutches and _put mower into· neutral before starting. -StO'P engine and discon- nect spark plug wire before making repa irs. . -Never leave a running mower unattended. - Never use an electric inower in rain or when grass is -wet. · -~'low steep s l opes sideways with a conventional power mQWer and m o w vertically with a r i d i n g mower. manual. h ef 1· bs -Refuel out of doors. - W en r ue ing, o erve N fu I ho -· -.the no smoking rule.-ever re e a t or runrung engine. -Wipe up spilled fuel -Clear the area of foreign before starting motor· objects. -Store gasoline in a tightly -Don't allow children to closed metal can -never in operate power mowers. Do not glass. pennit chlldren, pets or others · -Keep gasoline container in the mo.wing area. out o,f teach of children. • Poppy .Plan Group Fears for Flower LANCASTER (AP) - A ~up of conservaUon·minded citizens wants to acquire hun- dreds of acres of land here to establish the first preserve for California's state flower, the golden poppy. While botanists say there is no immediate danger that the bright, dainty flower will become extinct, they agree it will be difficult for future generations to view it in its natural element. to 2,500 acres of land for the poppy preserve in t h e Antelope Buttes area of the western Antelope Valley, just west of here on California 138. The cost is estimated between $1 million· and 2.5 million. ~ugh only $55,000 in cash has t>een raised for the poppy park, Howard says he is hopeful tha t once about half of the money has been raised from private sources, the state Legislature or federal government will step in with matching funds. ·A. -U Isn't necessary to remove lbe old fmi.9h if it's in good shope. However, paint will not-·adbe!-e salisfatorily over wax or polish or a glossy surfil:e. Your fir.rt task, therefore, is to go over the surface thoroughly with a cloth saturated In turpentine or one of the wax removers. Rub vigorously. Use a second dry cloth to wipe al! any residue. If there is even the slightest gl= to the flnlsh, u~ a--ftne grade of sandpaper or steel wool to remove it. \Vipe, the sanded areas again with turpentine. There is an alternative to this method. You can buy a conditioning liquid which is applied to the surface just before painting. This serves the double purpose of remov- ing the old wax or polish and dulling the surface. * Q. -Some years ago 1 put up wallpaper in a room and got pretty good results. I now have a jimilar job, but this time rm going to u.se a fairl y expen!Jive embossed paper. ts there anything different about hanging this kind or paper? A. -The over-all technique is the same. About the only differen ce is that, with em· bossed paper, it isn't wise to smooth do\m the seams with one of those seam rollers. In stead , pat down the seams with a sponge. quickly wiping off any paste that oozes out Q. -We bought a very old house. The plaster in the Jiving room is in very bad shape and I would like to put up wood paneling. What's the easiest way to do it? 1be paneling will be vertical. A. -The simplest way is to nail horizontal furring strips -one inclt by two inches -to the wall. nailing them through the plaster into the studs after removing the baseboard and trim. The strips should be 16 inches apart~ The paneling is theq. attached to the strips, either with adhesive or nails or both. Q. -1: intend to use creosote on the parts of fence posts that will be below the ground. Someone told me that it has a heavy odor and that it will persist as Jong as the fence is up. ls this true? A. -While creosote does have a decided odor, it will not be noticeable when used in the manner you describe. 1 assume you plan to soak the bottom parts of the posts in the creosote rather than mere- ly paint them, since brushing on the preservative will not permit enough of the cre<>sote to soak into the wood .. Q. -Are there any kinds of rustproof nails other than aluminum? A. -Yes. Among them are stainless steel, copper and silicon bronze. Si'lturday, Aprll 21, lq73 DAILY PILOT S -Plotting Displays O.Uy r ll•I Sltft ....... PLAN FLOWER SHOW -Ladies of the Laguna Beach Garden Club will stage a garden show at Laguna' Federal Savings and Loan \vit-h both ..h,orticultl';r~l and artistic diviisions . From left to ri g ht are Mrs. Gerald B. lian~l;lrs. Philrp Norman, Mrs. J. William Devaney and l\1rs. Robert Jones. ~ ' ' Flower Show Slated A standard flower show with Hospitality chairn1cn are chairmen are f\.1rs . Neil L.ewis the Iheme "This Land is Our t-.lrs. Goorge Ewing, and ~1rs. and lo.!rs. Frank ll. Simpson. Land" will be pre sented Paul Sy lvius. Publicati6ns ex-SI aging and proper lies Thursday and Friday by the hibit is chaired by ~1rs. chair1nen are Mrs . Gerald B. Laguna Beach Garden Club at Robert DuSoe. P u b l•i city llanna, Mrs. Irving R . the Laguna Federal Savings chairmen are Mrs . Philip B. \Vestwood and Mrs. Devaney. and Loan building, 360 Ocean Norman and ~irs. W. Herbert Mrs. Hanna Is the president Ave., Laguna Beach. Allerhand. of the Lag\Ula Beach Garden The show will include both Special awards and awards Club. horticultural and a r t i s t i c 11...-;...;,; ___ ~;;;....; ___ ;;;i;; __________ ,.. design divisions. Nationally accredited judges will jury the entries, and ribbons will be awarded to winners in various classes. Hours are from 1 to 5 p.m. April 26 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 27. The show is open to the public both for en- tries and as spectators. There is no admission charge. Mrs. Robert Jones is the flower show chair.man. Invita- tional chairmen are Mrs. J. \Villiam Devaney and Mrs. Arnold M. Kearns. Mrs. Ernest Becker is the horticultural chairman. Place-- ment chainnen are Mrs. William Robb and Mrs. Frank Benham. Weekender Garde1iers' Cliecklist Here are some things to be thinking about this weekend. ENJOY THIS SUMMER • For Complete. Summer Le•gu. lnform•tion Call 963-4587 HUNTINGTON LANES 19582 Beach Blvd. Have Fun, Mfft New Friends and kHp fit at Orange County's c om p I • t • RecrMtlon Center. Coffee Shop, Billiards, FrH Day Care, Entertainment in Piggy's FirMfde Lounge. • e Anticipate summer bare spots in the garden by filling them with marguerites, or1'!-""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~~"""""""""""""""!"! such annuals as zinnias and 1: marigolds now. ---------------------- • Lawns under trees need frequent feedings, since the tree takes so many nutrients from the soil for itself. • For an exciting garden accessory. or focal point in the landscape, use a tree rose in a tub or container. The com- bination is a colorful one - with much-~eye·appeal · throughout spring · and sum-· -· JINCID CIPISTUND Land of the Dons ' roots keep spreading. expansion of his farm, using The new rose in the bed geothermal .water to reclaim n e e d s a new environment. other land to t~e. area. Tti:e Remove existing soil to a depth stat~ ~orestry Division ~ys 1t of 12 inches and a width of 18 bas J~med with G~tman 1n . an inches. Replace it with earth experunent to raise seedling from a part of the garden conifers, using the same The campaign to save the poppy, California's offici~l state flower since 1903, JS spearheaded by the nonprofit .California State Parks Foun- dation which has spent about $5 million on similar projects since it was founded in late 1969. 2640 Harbor Blvd. where ·ro&eS have not grown. w~. I : ' THE MOONRAKER THE PLANKHOUSE 18541 MacArthur Blvd. 11341 Brookhurst SI. Santa Ana Garden Grove 714/833:9111 ' 714/53'3·3201 REUBEN'S REUBEN'S 1513 N. Tustin Ave. 151 E. l:oast Hwy. Santa Ana Newport Beach 714/547-6181 714/673 -1505 / • REU BEN'S REUBEN 'S 1555 Adams Ave. 501 N. Slate College Blvd. Costa Mesa Fullerton -• 714 /540-9672 714/870-0433 ., =--: -. . --' • \ Robert Howard, executive director of the San Francisco- based foundation, said in a re- cent interview that his group wants to purcha~ fro!11 1,00()_ ' . ' THE PlANKHOUSE 184'5 S. Gridley Rd. Cerritos 113/800·3513 REUBEft'S 4647 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach 714 /54().1475 REUBEll'S 3640 C.n~al Ave. Riverside 714/683-3961 ,, 'AZALEAS ......,... ... w ~ ''--" ... ,...... ........ ,, ..... M-. ef W..-, wMte •• ...... COSTA MESA OPEN OAILY 9 TO 6:00 CLOSEO EASTER SUNOAY l •Y<•• TElUNIUM S p,\ .. 4 h oM 5,95 lnr•,.,_.hrr DISH GAl DtHS ..... 5.95 EASTER LILIES L o., e I f tfffltl•11el l ester Plo..t. L•flt l•tl .. ""''"'' · whl .. ftowet"t • Hulli~trs PHONE 546-5525 I UNSPOIL ED, SECUJl)ED 2'/, to 3 acre ranchos amid the great oaks of Cleveland National Forest Deep in the gieat oak region of lhe Cleveland National Forest lies a. 30U·acre iliand of l'Cl1ir;.; hill~. warm "¥alle)'s iind gras~y gl:ides known 11s Rancho Cnpistrano. Vast reaches of the National Forest recreation arcw. stretch in almost every direc- tion, a Govemment·owned butler ap.inst population :ind commercial encroachment. R11ncho Capistrano will belong to ju st 133 owners, In ftt' 1i111plr. Each of I.he 21h to J at-rt ranchos it cleared and has Clemente.Only 2R scenic mile.s from San Juan Capistrano. Rancho Capistrano parcels mi priced from S9,7l0 to $18.750, easy down, liberal tinancin1. Pltn~ant Scenic Drivr: Santa Ana/San Dicao Freeway to hbtoric San Juan Capistrano, then ®St on Hw y. 7~ (Ortega Jiwy.) 23 mile• 10 the turn-off to the right at ..South 1tlain Divide." and follow I.he signL w11er service and anded roods. .--.--"-/Jc-.-----, An tient Spanitb oakt still L• r1 .\tand on most of the ranchos. -~ This secluded pre•rve. once "" .. '-_\ sold. can never bt. duplicated. At Rancho Capi!tranO J011'll enjoy asmrW M:clusion for 11n infmite future. 1ht· bcauly of ""nnturt :u it~ k>\'1it51," a ttm• pcr.ite year·ruunQ climi11e ~i )JOO.ft. elevation. und 4S min· u1e 11cceM to coostal recreation at t i.gUna. Dllna Point and Snn '--'--~""-"'""-""-'"'-'':::'"==•=i• Properly opt11 for Jllowing wttktrtdJ only -, /-r,,,1, -j p;m .......... \\'rite for oor free. illuslr1ted brochure. llNCBD CIPISTllND li72 Dupont OriYc. SUite 8, lrviM.. Calif. 916M (711) 8]J.)22J I I \ ., • ( .~ I ~.......... .. ·-- • Co111111ent Page O•ll't' ,Ho! Sl•tf 'hvfw NUMBERS AT THE BOTTOM ARE PRICES FOR THESE BOTTLES OF BOROEAUX In the U.S., Wine 11 Showing Up1t Cocktail P1rtlH 11 Well as on the Dinner Tible Wine Grows • ID Popularity By FREDERICK N. WJNSIIlP U'I iefllff liltll« When cocktail guests begin as king for wine or an aperilif lMtead rJ a martini or ecotch highball, don't panic. It's juSt a sign of a wet revolution on the party front. In many parts of the nation Americans increasingly are showing a preference for Wine3 and wine products instead of hard liquor on festive occasions, making wine the rastest-groWing of a11 consumer products in popularity. Tile trend embraces lhe entire garnut of society, from the rich with their Rothschild Bordeaux to the less than af- fluent who experiment with $12 wine- tnaking kits lhat can make any man his own vintner. nns BOOMING passion fOr the grape can be attributed to a variety of stimuli -increased travel to Europe where wine is an everyday experience, the dietary attraction of wine's low caloric content and the preference of youth for lighter beverages. It is no secret that marijuana users find tripping Wit h wine - • ~pecialiy those cheap, fruit y CaJifomia "pop '' wines -is preferential to smo king l\"ith liquor. "Pot has definitely gotten people more Involved wlth table wines, but that ls only a part of the story ," said Dan Mirassou, fi fth generaUon of a wine-making family ln California, the state that supplies 73.9 percent of the wine consumed in the United States. "Most people simply have come to wine drinking as part or affluent living." So great is the ~and for quality wines that the price or European imports -representing 11.8 percent or the American marke{ -is beginning to soar out of sight. The prime wine-growing soil of France, in Burgundy and Bordeaux, has a production that cannot be in- creased no matter how many new con- noisseurs demand its treasured vintages. Poullly Fuisse, a popular French wine that sold for $2 a decade ago, now sells for $7 . A four-bottle Jereboam of Mouton Rothschlld 1929 reoently sold in Paris at auction for $9,200. Laying down a cellar of the best of the new vintages ls the latest speculative investment fad. The Wall Street Journal of the winehoarders is Vintage, a shiny magazine that lists 22 best buys wider $5 in each month's ls.sue. "THE MOsr noticeable trend na- tionwide ls wlnetasting parties," said Philip Seldon, publisher of Vintage, which has 100,000 subscribers. "You need one bottle for every six guests and you should have at least four different wines -maybe up to a dozen types at large parties. California wines in the $2 to $5 class are better than European wines at that price and are very popular for wine ta stings.'' Some people think winetasting will gradually supplant the cocktail party, which has bred contempt. by being all too frunilia r. .. ' Hosts from coast to co ast are teaming that a bar ia not completely stocked without a bottle of chilled wh.ite wine - dry Cha blis is a favorite -and red wine se r\'ed at room tcn1pera tures. Tite variety of wines and wine-based aperitifs and liqueurs is so staggering that enologist Andre L. Simon takes 719 pages to cover the subject in his new book, "\Vines ol the World ." More th.an 40 other books on wines have been published in the past year." IT'S VALUABLE to know,· ii yoo're reading current ads, that Cold Duck is a burgundy-ch;impagne mix, Klr Is cassls-- Oavorcd white wine. Sake Is Japanese rice wine often served wa.nn . Blue Nun is a German Liebfraumtlch, and Boone's Fann is a California pop wine. For the serious student, vltlculbJre statistics Are f3SClna:tlng. For instance, New Yorkers dr1nk eighl gallons of wine per capita each year, but the national average ts two compared to 29 in France. 'I'hc Uni ted States imports 35 million gallons of wine 11 year and I! the fourlh la.rge."l consumer of French wines, but it exports less than 400,000 gallOO!. Retail wine sales have pa.~sed lbe $1.25 billion mark annually with the District of Columbia as the top con.wmer in the nation. New York is the second· ranking wlne-producing stste. but ac- counU for only a.p percent of national ,.Jes. About 87.2 iiillllon Americans - tllnle quarters ol lbe adult populauon - drank IOl11t wino last year, • _ -•·-• New custome.rt for wtnc mawe a 1- score of hospitals where doctors have concluded thal wine fights bacteria, steadies nerves, stimulates appetites, aids digestion, lowers blood pressure and cholesterol, and helps prevent anemia. W'ine neophytes should remember a few basic facts. Red wines should be aged except for Beaujolais , which has a short We. White 'Yines don't normally re- quire storage. Rack wine horizontally lo keep the cork moist. Keep the tern· perature steady, ideally 55 degrees and n_Q__ higher than 65. GREAT FRENCH wines cost $7 lo $40 and up a bottle.-The vintage doesn't mat· ter for French wine under $4 but try to get estate bottled wine bottled by the man who grew the grapes. Excellent Spanish and Italian wines are availa ble for $1.75 to $3 and German whites, running $2.50 to $4, are superb. The buyer of Call fom la \vines also can be !elective. Good quality can be had in the $2.50 to $4 range. Few California v.•ines carry a vintage, but if one does it probably is considered an exceptional product by the producer. In serving wine, it is nol Improper to use only one size stenuned glass - a 12- ounce clear, fairly thin one bulbous enough to allow for swirling. Serve only three ounces at a time. ,,..t· CIIEESE AND wine were wedded thousands of years ago, At least four varieties of cheese should be served. Remember that red wines blend . with almost all cheese. For whites try Swiss and creamy, her by French va rieties such ris Bou rs in-and Boursault Serve at room temperature with f~h, crusty bread. Champagne is not ideal with cheese, Wine drinking may have been thought a luxury in the United States until recenUy, but it is an old and honored custom. Ben- jamin Franklin, who had something of a purple thipnb, ooce said that for him wine y,·as "ci>nstant proof that God loves us and loves to see us happy." Watergate's Judge Sirica Toughest With Sentenc~ By HARRY F. ROSENTIIAL A11ocl1tecl PrHI Wrller In lawyer talk, Jud ge John J . Sirica hits a very long ball . That means he's tough with sentences. They· call hin1 "Maximum John," around the federal courthouse where he presided over the Watergate trial. So it was no surprise that the chief U.S. District Court judge found a wa y to heap more punishment on Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy , who already had been sentenced to 6 to 20 years in the penitentiary and then defied the judge's order that he tell all to the Watergate grand jury under immWlit y. But one lawyer said: "Watch Sirica, he's going to slam that cell door ti ghter." The judge did , by holding Liddy's earlier sentence in abeyance and interposing up to 18 month>' jall. "HE'S PROBABLY the tough es l sentencer in the courthouse,'' said la\vyer Sol z. Roaen, who's practiced in Sirlca's court for 10 years . "But he's prob bly one of the fairest judges I've ever m t." • Another lawyer cells Sirica "a t gh Jaw.and-order judge.'' His zeal ln sec g to get to the bottom of Watergate is co - sisteot with his 11pproach genera 1n other kinds of crimes. In a celebrated local case, v.·here a man was convicted or hiring two others to murder hi! wife, the judge refused to accept a deal worked out between pros· ecutor and defender for a second- degree-murder trial. ''He's supposed to be a referee to see there is a fair trial,'' said one lawyer. "But he usurps the function of the pros- ecutor Md that pits the defense attorney against two prosecutors on one side.'' DUR.ING THE Watergate trial In January, a number of times Sirica took over the questioning of witnesses, with asides from the bench that he wasn't satisfied With the way the government WU prosecuting. , Lawyers with experience in conspiracy· burglary cases said Sirica was unduly harsh tn his .sentence of Liddy. "Any other judge with a burgl ary case where the man doesn't have a. prior record, wouldn't give a .sentence like that in the District of Columbia," snid one. ·"He's probably just a little more harsh than lhe average judge, especially In viOlence sentences such as rape, robbery, murder and assault." Slrlca sentenced the hired klller tn the wife-murder case to death, just before the Supmne Court dec!Ared capital punishment unconstitutional under cur· rent Jaws, }\nd a hlgh-sociely interior decoratOr, who engineered tn,Jrglari~ through his connections, rec:elv1,.l(I an ideoUcal sentence as Liddy -at lea&! six yea~. eight months in pMson. IN IIIS CHAMBERS, SIMca talks amiably about his background as in· vestlgatlve counsel for a cong ressional committee, as a prosecutor, and about his 15 years as a federal judge -a Republican appointed by Els<nhower. But he prelen to lll&ke public 'MAXIMUM JOHN' Federal Judge Sirica statements only from the bench when it's on the reco rd and in the open. In the \Vatergate trial he called one \\'ilness a liar; he refused to accepl a guilty pleading to only half the charges, and he had no hesitation in letting the jury hear a readihg of testimony given while it was out of the room. And to lawyers' objections, he was apt to say: "You can take th.is to the appeals court. 1·m not conctmed about the Court or Appeals. 1·m not awed by appellate courts." Courthouse regula rs say that attitude and the tough sentences bring Slrica more than his share of reversals. LA WYER ROSEN praises Sirica (or never making deflls behind lawyers' backs. "He's almosl unreachable in chambers. \Vhat he docs, he does in the courtroom." Jame8 W. McCord found that out when he tMed to hand the judge a teller alleg. ing politlcal pressure and perjury in the Watergate trial. The ju<fle refused to see him personally and made the letter public in open court. Sirica imposed $100,000 surety bonds on the seven \Vatergate defendan ts between verdict and sentencing -an amowit many lawyers consider unreasonable. "llere: Liddy committed a white-collar crlme. lsn 't 3 personal boud for a guy like that sufficient?" Rosen asks. 1'UE FIVE W8.tergate dcfcndahts ·who pleaded guilty were given "provisional'' maximum sentences of up to 45 years by the judge -who made clear ho would reduce 1he lerms ti the men talk to the grand jury. - And so it was with the jail tenn he . handed Liddy. . ' I • ·c ·ontrols, t:ooper·t1:tion Twin Ga-als 1~of --Se-h-ul tz By R. GREGORY NOKES ..._ .. .., ,,... wrttw Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz, the man who deals with the ad· mlnlstratioo'& .mounting economic wor- ries, is a conservative economist wM doesn't seem to worry. Soft-spoken and caln1. Shultz ls pic- tured In Washlngtoo lbese clays as much like the Jillie Dutch boy with hls finger ln a leaking dike. Shultz Is trying to hold back pressure for a return to rigid wage and price controls. He may not succeed. Shultz is a free market economist, philosophically opposed .to government controls, but ~ident Nixon has put him in charge of enforcing controls and· making them work . AIDES SAY It was partially at Shultz' urging that Nixon decided in January to move from the mandatory wage-price controls of the Phase 2 anti-innatlon pnr gram to the largely volWltary controls of Phase 3. The wisdom or that move has yet to be proved. Prices for food and .many in- dustrial items have skyrocketed, the stock market has plummeted, and some economists are warning of serious economic disruption ahead if inflation is not controlled. Shultz oow favors a policy combining mtnlmum controls, appeals to both labor and management to cooperate to end in· nation and government effo·rts to stimulate supply of goods that &re in short supply. Although Shultz Im. achieved som<! notable successes.to date.in international negotiatioos on w«ld monetary pn» !ems, his reputation and future in government may depend on the country's economic performance in the months ahead. SOME ASSOCIATES feet that the 5Z. year~ld fonner economic! professor ls ovenvorked and ihat he's overworked because he can't say no to lhe President. He has indeed been the workhorse of the second administration. He's been to Paris for monetary talks, to Moscow for trade talks. He is chiefly responsible for efforts to solve the food price crisis and inflation at home . Since the Nixon administration Jured him away from the University of Chicago in l969, Shultz bas held these administra· tJQn jobs: -Secretary o! tabor until July l, 1970. -First director or the Office ol Management and Budget from July l, 1970, until June 12, 1972. --Secretary of the treasury since then. -Assistant to the President, charged with coordinating domestic and in· temational economic policy. -Chairman of the Cost of Living Coun- cil, cha rged with enforcement and ad- ministration of the government's wage. price control program. --Chairman of the East-West Trade Policy C o m m i t t e e , which negotiates • ·. Ungton, Va. Married in 1946, be • n d ·'Oble~elel!!I r.iane O'Brien, have five three claughl<rs and_\_ , . FINGER IN THE DIK1! Treasury Secretary Shultz ...,., lie recelm his bachelor's degree in ...,....1ai from Princeton in 1942, and his doctorate In Industrial ecooomlcs from the Maasachuselta Institute ol TeclmolocY in 1949. SbultJ was on the economlcs faculty at ,. ldlT before joining the University o1 Chicago Graduate School of. BUJiness in 1967. He became dean In 1962. LIKE MANY Nixon admlnistratioo of-~ !icials, he seems to shun the Washingtoo IOcia) wblrl. He likes golf and tennis, bul except for occasional business.mixed- wtU.pleaeure golf malehe8 witlr!leorge Meany, i>reeident of the AFL-CIO, there hasn't bet.n much time in his crowded schedule recently for recreation. Si.xteen- hour days are not unusual ; 12-hour days are the rule. In Washington , Shultz has developed a reputation for pragmatism. An aide says that while be still believes that market forces are the best regulator of the economy, .. he's not Neanderthal about it." Shultz bas said many times he Is op- posed to a controlled economy In prin- ciple. But he also has said he feels the Phue I and Phase, II controls were essential as short-term measures. M director of the Office of Manag~ ment and Budget, Shultz counselled against mandatory controls and ad· vocated a "steady-as-you.go'' economic -policy, featuring an expansion of the eooncur fil1thout controls of new tax-cut- ting s m anon. trade· matters with the Soviet Union and Btrr NIXON, faced with a continuing Eastern European nations. sluggishness of the econorny, h.igh 11IE LAST four jobs he occupies unemployment and runaway inflation, re- simultaneoUJly. He confers almost dally jected that advice in mid-1971, ordering a with the President. wag~price-rent freeze and proposing new Shultz announced the latest devaluation tax cuts to stimulate the economy. of the dollar in February. He later spent Always a team player. Shultz accepted two weeJu; in Europe in negotiations µ> the reality of controls. And Nixon chose end the dollar crisis and set goals for a ~~ the 91Tre:Jury spot when John B. new world monelary order o( floetlng ex· ~ re t!JI · . . change rates. Sh~tz con.tacts with orgaruzed la~r. He recenUy remarked he spends so espectally with Me~r· ~ve been 1rn· much time testifying before con--port.ant to the adminiStrahon. Many . of gresslonal committees that he should these contacts were developed ~le have an office on Capitol Hill. As it is Shultz was secreta~ of labo~, developing now Shultz... maintains offices in the a reputation as a skilled ·arbitrator. Tre~ Building and next door at the If the admini.stration is able to keep White House. key 1973 labor contracts with.in the goals There are few ootward signs· that of its anti·inflation program, officials Shultz feels pressured by bis many believe it will be in la.rg.e part because of - responsibilities. During a recent Shultz Shultz' eil~rts ~o ~vmce Meany that briefing on the food price problem, a the administraUon wilt not let Inflation reporter remarked that Shultz seemed so get out of hand: ,. calm that he must not be wider any pres-But as inflation has worsened, Meany sure from the White House to do anything has made clear th at for all the about it. ~~ion, he isn't convinced of that at "l DON'T have the bnpression that Once, pressed to foreai st an exact date hjgh rates o! inflation are good polltlQ! at when food prices v."Ould start levelling all ," Shultz retorted. off, Shultz replied: "If I gave you a date, • The New York City·bom Shultz lives you'd think I was a fool or a liar." with his wife and family in suburban Ar-He gave none. Despite Catacer Peril "• Teen Smokers on Increase By C. G. l\llcDANIEL M Sdlftol Wrtttr The number of teen.age smokers con- tinues to rise, even though cancer caused by smoking lakes 70,000 to 80,000 lives a year, the president of the American Cancer Society says. Dr. Arthur G. James of the Ohio State University School of Medicine in Colum- bUJ said the increase com.es principally among the teen·age girls who have started smoking. The cancer society said that the percentage of teen·age boys, aged 12-18, who smoke cigarettes rose from 14 .7 in 1968 to 15 .7 in 1972. But more significantly, the. percentage of teen-age girls, 12-18, rose sharply from 8.4 in 1968 to 13.3. In 1972. ·If the trend among the girls continues, the society said, the percentage of adult smokers., male and female, will be about the same. At present, the percentage of adult male smokers is 43.2, women, 30.9. The figures come from government surveys, the society said. JAMES SPOKE at a science writ.en seminar spoMOred by the cancer society. ~----Our Man In San Francisco ------. Guess Who's Second in Trust? By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Baubles and bangles: Next month in Vegas, Bobby Gentry will° film a TV special catchily titled 11Jean:s lby Levi-Jewels by Tif- fany ," during which she'll wear a made-in S F Levi oulflt with rold studs on the pants and a quarter of a million dollars' worth of diamond but- tons on the jacket, borrowed !om Tif· !any ... ll was rlgbt out or "M·A.S. H," thb scene at 1t1t. Zion: the crew marching into Paintmogul E d 7.ellnsky's room to begin preparing him for a stomach oper1hon when he's really In the,.. wtlh a back all· ment that rtqulres no surgery; his loud screams came to their attenUon In time and didn't they ooUce he's In !ractlon? . . • MedlcAlert No. 2: Frank DIMarco Jr. thlnkJ it's just ftne that Gov. Reagan has proclaimed April as "VD Month" but isn't qulle sure how to go about celebrating li. • ONE HATES 10 write about ooeself, especially U one ta a columnist, bot neverlheJeas, KOO Newsman Harv Morgan flashed the name! of six pe<>- ple to some !O l"'ssersby on Montgomery yesterday (!or the Owen Spann Morning News) and atked ' "Which, if •I\)', or these people do you trust and in what order?" 11le final rtsults, as SpaMcast: Robert Flnch, Herb Cael'I, James Turner, George Moscone, Ronald Reagan and 90rry- about-tha t Joe Alioto. The kicker is that James Turner is a fictitious name Harv threw into theJist "for laugh!," and so much fur trust ... Robert Finch soonds sort ol familiar, hoWever. Wasn't he LltUtenant Governor or something once? UNDER 0 PERSONAL9" in the latest Issue of Nonnan Cousins' World m.,. "Importance notice. II yoo are one of the hundreds of parachullng enthuslAsts who boughl our coune en· lilted Easy Slcy Diving In One Fell Swoop, please mate lhe following cor· rectlon : on pap s, line. 7, change •state Zip code' to 'pull rip cord.' 1' • SCOOPS DU JOUR: We've come a long way, mes enlants: Moet & Chan- don, France's m0$t prestlgloUJ cham- pagne maker (tta Dom PeMgnon Is without peel), Is buying soma 800 ac,... In lh• Napa Valley lhe,..tq to produce a Calllomla cbatnpegne \bat would bear llJ tahcl. Lung.cancer kill s more people than any other cancer. An estimated 72,000 of the ;lS0,000 who wilJ die of capcer in 1973 _will succumb to lung cancer. "And almost all of these deaths are preventable,'' the surgeon safd. If cigarette smoking were eliminated, the death toll for all cancer cou ld be reduced by as much as one-fifth, he said: Eighty percent of Jung cancers result from cigarette smoking, but it also is in- volved in cancers of the larynx, kidney: • esophagus, pharynx, urinary blsdder and· pancreas. .:... "ALTOGETHER these sites, alonr with lung cancer, account for about ~ 100,000 deaths a year,'' James said.~ "C.onservatively It can be estimated that from 70,000 to 80,000 of these deaths are ·. related to cigarette smoking." James said that even though the fa cts about the dangers of cigarette smoking have been widely disseminated, "there bas been a counter wa ve or inducement and almost of seduction to keep the cigarette smoker shackled to his ad - diction and to entrap new converts· among the young. "The scope of this tragedy Is shocking .,- he said. ' • The death rate from lung canetr rOr • men doubled from 2l.2 to 42.7 per 100,000 .. IJ:etween 1953 and 1968, he said, and the • rate for women increased 85 percent. • • I ' --·WWW-" Salurday, April 21, 1973 The comment p•ge of the Daily Pilol seeks to Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety o! com- mentary on~lcs of lnter· est and st icance from Informed o rvers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. WHd, Publl1her ~ j -· ~ . I • A trifle early Happy Easter to all ol yoo out there on this day before bunny. day! Uncle Len knew he could do lt-'ll1e oJd-EuteT~nr brought out the sp!tjt in all '-""",:::...J our frlMda out there and we had_!!'JOre drawings of rat>bils and Euter eggs and Easter buketa and other Easter scenes than we could count. We're just sorry we can have only one winner in each conttat each week. 'Ibere were, this week, several gOQd poems sent in. and though the one about Eaa.ter was the winner , another that came in from Rounne Pemberton in Costa Mm caotalned a nice idea. Here it is, entitled "War": War, war, it's such a bore. What makes it happe11, The r,eople'a' folk lore. Peop e die, people cry People sometimes even cry. That is wh11 th people die. We don 't know what it was that inspired her, but we air predate ber feeling, because no one likes war. Uncle Len gQt several nice notes in the mail this ·week. Another came from Dawn Neftll, one of our faithful writers from San Clemente. Andy and Carol alao ap- preciate reading the notes she seilds to Uncle Len at the Dai· ly Pilot. Another note from a reader. this one from Diane Walton of ea.ta Mesa, went like this: One day a master was hav· * PRIZE WINNER * Cheryl RoulNu, II, 33915 C1ll1 Borrep, S.n Juan C1pl1tr1no Any chlld under 12 can enter Uncle Len's O>ntest. Here's all you do : (!) Draw picture on piece ol plain, while paper 511 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 and addreas on back ol drawlng.:Ma11 It lo Uncle Len's Ari contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, 1Costa Mesa 82626. Entriea must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kermedy half dollar. ing a friend over for tli.oner, when Ching Chang ( t h e houseboy.) serNed coffee, the friend said "How do you make SOCh deliclOO.-coffee?'o-ching- C4ang said "I t_aq Master's -!iilk .socks." And before he c0uld say aoything elae bis ~taster said, "You take my clean silk socks to strain the coffee?" Ching Chang said, "Oh, no. I take Master's dirty •socks!" Wow, that must be real cof- fee! .For __ ne.1t w.eek, we haye ~ real jumpin'~subject. ·How many of you have ever tried out a pogo stick? Well, that's our topic . Several years back they we.re a real fad, but Uncle Len basri't seen too many around recenUy. However, there are stlll pogo championships held around the country and we're anxiouJ tO see if you all are still interested in them. I what ymi see. Of course, you may alao do a sell portrait if you wish. Your mothers pro- bably won't let .you bring that pogo-stick-inside to jump in front of a mirl"Ql' to get an idea of what to draw, and I don't blame them. Of course it's no problan if yoo don't have a pogo stick. Jmt draw what you lhlnk yoo would look like bounding do1m ywr street a foot or two in the air. After all, that's most of the fun of drawing -using your imaginations. And do,n't forget to send in some poema and riddles on the subjcet too. Uncle Len wants to see cine d. those jokes (or funny stories) bQunce him right out or his - FAflll ~Y PAGE , Some ':fips. On Care Of Rabbit s At Easter time or any time, baby Wnnies eat cabbage and plenty of it. Right ? Wrong says the American Rabbit Breeders Association, • whJch has warned against cab- bage and •ther greens. what with thousands upon thousands of baby bunnies coming into care of youngsters this Easter. The organization recognizes the need for information about feeding and housing these bun· nies and offers a Cree·SS:page. !Uu..trated paperback book that will answer many questions pet bunny owners may have. , • DAILY PJLDf UPI Ttlft>holo Happy Easter: Write for your copy to the American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc. P.O. Box 348- y Bloomington, DI . 61701. An Easter puppy? Well, it 1nay not be \Vhat "'e expected, bul he's cuto ris a bun· ny and he's eggs-actly whilt the Easter Bunny ordered. Ask for th.e "Peginner Book" and enclose 2.S"cents to cover Ute cost of postage and ounces of rabbit pellets every handling. day, preferably in the evening In the meantime, until your --and that's enough. A tuna book arrives, theie's your b.m-n~ can_ makes a good ny hopping around, looking to measur~. Pet ores and feed you for food and a butch over companies carry pellets. his head. So, here is: Prices are higher in pcl If all you ever feed your stor•, b.ut you can buy bunny is rabbit pellets and smaller bags there than most clean water to drink, you and feed conioanies sell. he will be doing fine. Use crocks or metal dishes Prepared rabbit p e 11 e t s , fastened down with wire. A manufactured by milling com-rabbit will eat a ·plastic dish. panie.a, contain a complete A one-pound coffee can makes range or cereal g r a i n s , a good feeding dish. vitamins, minerals and salt. A You can give Your rabbit rabbit really needs nothing grain, dry bread, rolled oats else to eat. and hay. Never give a baby Give your rabbit fou r or five bunny any greens, such as let- tuce or carrots. When he reaches his mature weight, which will· be four to five m90ths after you get him, xou can l~ film a le.if or two or lettuce on occasion, and perl1aps ·hatra carrot or a piece of api:Jc . Forget all about cabbage. Remember Peter Rabbit? He returned home to a sick-bed after his escape from Mr. ?i.1acGregor's g3.rden. lie probably had diarrhea: And that kills more little bun- nies than anything el se. KeeJ) your bunny dry and out of the wind and his fur will thicken to keep him warm on the coldest winter night: find him a shady spot in the swn- mer. _Rabbits fir st were domesticated in Afric a. They were first considered food , in Asia, 3,000 years ago. Rabbits have been marketed in Europe for over 1,000 years. They are eaten by the in· habitants or every continent and they are now being roised all over the world for profit. ·-up to 93 percent or lhe·rabo bit is used for meat, fur. wool, laboratory work, fertilizer, toys and novelli cs. fPrep•rtd by tn. Ametlct n 11:.;blllt Bre«len Auocl1tlon, Inc.) ..... ,.. ~---.. ,... .......,, •I• 0...,. c... hAr Pllet, lo• 1160, c-. M .... c.nt. H you have a brother or sister or friend with a stick, get them to jump on it for a while and do a little sketch of chair! -------- Andy Hnd1 • compl.te 20-vohime s-r _, t1w Mwtt IN01nt1 El'ltYCkit*lla lo SM~ '•ntr1t1, ••• n, or v11an1. tor .... ....-tton: How do laJld dollan form? '!be sand dollar you find on the beach is a sort of bony skeleton. When alive, the modest little sea dwe11er was covered with a thick skin, plus a forest of tan or short prickles. He is a first cousin ,or the prickly sea urchin and both o[ ~ are second cousins to the -All or tl1e!e small creatures fonn from eggs that are cast adrift in the salty sea. Sand dollars and sea urchins are c1aued as ecbinoids, a name which refers to their prickly skins. The sea urchins are u round as door knobs and 90IJte measure 12 inche9 -· The sand dollars are pan- cake style sea urchins, rang· ing from ball an inch lo thrte incbel wide. Though these simple little sea dwellers are well anned ail:ainst most of their enemies, they prefer to live more«·less in hiding. Adult und dollars squat on the Door of the sea, often partly coverod with sand. Life begins anew when the summer 8W1 warms their w a t e r y world. 11tis is the mating season. They strew millions of nmle and female cells into the bawdoos sea. Unless pairs of cells meet and unite in I short lime, they perish. When a male and a female cell unite, they form a fertlllz.. ed egg and the miraculous proc<!SS of a new Ille begins. The egg cell divides, then divides again and again. Thill proc<!SS Is repeated' until-the budding embryo becomes an infant sand dollar larva. You would never guess that this !rlsty youngster Is related to the stodgy saod dollara squat- ting down there on the floor of the sea. He is a bom swimmer.. What's m~1 be • has a head and a lall-enil plus two op- posite sides. This i' most rmiarkable, for hir paiehts 1946 Mail D~liver.ed BUCHAREST, Romania -t AP> -Two postcards malled In 1946 • r r o m Athens and Btlrul were recelYOCI lut month, the newr llenc)I AJ!erpres reported. arefive-sidedcreaLures , c f' c related to the • five-anned ~---- starfishes. Bui for a while, the a ro j ' Orner sand dollar larva lives the life of• two-sided animal. RIDDLES and JOKES Later he gives up his freedom and sinks down to the bottom. There his body goeS' through a drastic remodeling. Eventually, he becomes a prickly flat five-sided echinoid, just like his parents. * PRIZE WINNER • Snoopy: Why is doing nothing so tiring~ Lucy : Cause you can't 5top to rest. ln1rMI D1Sll•I• U1 Dlrrell SI,, c..11 M"' For a long time. biologists were puzzled by the way in which a sand dollar forms. Now they suspect that his strange life story tells an even·L.:===================~ stranger story of the past. Perhaps the sand do 11 a r .---~----~------------, ancestors were swinuners. Biologists suspect that many millions of years ago, the adults resembled the Jarva sand dollars of modem times. GraduaHy the family gave up traveling and became stay-at- homes. This theory Is logical. We know that many animals change their habits and even their life style in order to EASTER An Easter Bunny is very funny Especially when he calls me honey Because he is real funny When he calls me hooey But the bunny that is not funny Isn't a real EasterBwmy. ... I(__,,'"'" ... ..,. .... It ,.,... ""'"'' '· 1UQ Dtl Mir LI•, HIMllMlwl •e1r1t fW Ille Wllllllfll "'try 111 "'9 •ft>rY _, "91'11 nMMt, Mitt ,.., ..-• ...... • UllCll L .. , ._ 1161, CMtll Mtal. Clflf. n6». < survive. We know that life in ._.._ __________________ ....J the hungry sea is very risky and only a very small nwnber of sand dollar larvae survive long enough to become adults. It seems reasonable that their remote ancestors gave up swimming in order to survive. Andy .end• • ~ voh>rM Nt ol~ The c~ of Nlrnll to DlllMI Test1 • .,. 11. of W.st W1rwldl, R.I., for her .,,...non: Who 11 the richest penoa In the world? We all long lo be rich-<icb- rich becallle we think that tht1 is the secret of happiness. We asswne that a rich penoo is a happy peraoo. So mcot likely the richest person is the one with the moot sptilea lo show the Wbrld. It could be a person with so many friends that be.. never has a moment between friend· ly Hellos. II could be a deep lhlnker who knows that sooner or later all things lead lo comfortable solutions. It a>uld be an artlslle type wbo beholds a beauteous world from all angles. In any case, there are so many available riches that it's just about impossible t o choose tbe richest person. U y~u're talking about money, some people iay that the champ is a .Utely old gent with the ln!Hals JPG . Maybe he Is or maybe somebody else has more. But whoever that Is; you can be sure of one thing. It. cer- tainly Is' someone who knows that lhe everyday r1cbes men- tioned in the first paragaph cannot be purchued with ..._ _______ __. . weary old money. Leo, 1!he little Black Moor, swims around in his lair unconcerned as Tinker, the Alfred Gutierrez f"!'?.lr cat, watches at. hlJ every move. After the addition of the flJh, the cat found a near-per- manent spot next to the bowl, seeming hypnot1Zed by the motion. A neighbor of tho Seattle family ' termOO Leio 'a '"J'inker Toy1 ." ' world scope (10 poinl1 for Heh question answ«ed correclly) 1 "Very marvelous,'' Prime Minister Golda Meir said after an Israeli commando and paratroop raid into the city of .. ? .. killed three Arab guerrilla leaders. a·Cairo b -Amman c·Beirut 2 Congress (CHOOSE ONE: upheld, over · rode) President .Nixon's veto of a rural sewer and water subsidy bill. 3 Mr. Nixon asked Congress for more pawers over foreign trade. Did he include a request for power to lower trade barriers to the Soviet Union and Communist China? 4 Recenlly launched from Cape Kennedy, Pioneer 11 is on its way to explore .. ? .. a·Mars b-Venus c-Jupiter 5 .Indian troops reportedly took contr~I of the capital of the Himalayan nation of •. ? .• at the request of its ruler. newsnarne (10 points H JOU c1n identffJ this person in lhe news) As Secretary of Agri· culture, I have sup· ported higher prices for farm· products. Labor leaders recently accused me of misleading the public and blaming labor for higher meal and food prices. Who am I? ' matchwords (4 pointo ID< NCh comet match) 1 ..... lamb · •·sacrificed 1n Passover celebrations 2 ..... rabbit b·Easter gifts for children 3 ..... unleavened bread ~ c-hides Easter baskets 4 ..... ham news picture (10 points if )OU lnswtr thil: questton COfTtcllJ) One of the greatest pairite~s of the 20th Century died at the age of 91 in his villa,on the French Riveria. Pablo Picasso was 'most renowned as a founder of the .. ? .. school of painting. sportlight (2 pointt for .ach questkwl answer.cl correctly) 1 Equestrian is a term used for sports involving ' a· horses b·teams c·women 2 For a l /2 point each, match the basketball player with his team. A.Walt Frazier B·Pete Mar:avich C-Rick Barry · 0-Kareem Abdul ·Jabbar a·Milwaukee Bucks b-Golden State Warriors c·New York Knicks -d-Atlanta Hawks 3 Who won the Masters Golf Tournament? 4 The NCAA voted (CHOOSE ONE: not to allow; to allow) athletes at its member schools to join the U.S. basketball team for a . series of games witt) the visiting Russian Olympic basketball team this spring. S The , Boston Bruins 5tar center, the National Hockey leagutfs leading goal scorer, .• ? •. , underwent knee surgery and will not be able to playTo<ttierest Gf tire NHL playoffs. \ . roundtable d·traditional P·~a~ss~o!:!ve!;!r:,:f~ood~....JElalhJbllllll!ilil.lrllUSJl!!L __ 5 ..... eggs. •·food forbidden for Jews following dietary laws Should school holidays coincide with religious holidays' 10UR SCORE: II to 100 .,0..11 -TOP SCORE! 81 to 90 po;nll -E1collont. 71 to 80 po;nts -Good. 61 to 70 po;n11 -hi<. · 416-73 • VEC. Inc: .. lhdl1on, Wi1eoolln I ' f I ' i :I 1 " " l • • , i.-... t PlLO I 'Ascensim•' Easter worshipers ascend on lhe 28 tnarble steps of the Scala Santa (Sacred Staircase) reciting a prayer on each one. It ts the tradition of piety in Holy \V eek in Rome. Th-e staircase adjoins St. John In Latem Basilica and is from lhe Palace of Pilate in J erusalem. Jesus climbed it in his passion. Church in Huntington Melodyland Plans Easter· Services The death and resW'rection or Jesus Chrb1 will be celebraled Easter u n day evening at ~telod land ln Anaheim. "The Living Cross," a giant structure housing .(he 200-voicc 1'1oJOOyland Co mmun It y Chorus. will highlight the pro- gram at duplicate services at 5:30 and 7 p.m. The presen- tation will include ' f u 11 orchestra and music by the Melodyland Singers, Eternity's Chi ld and -the Delta Ch()ir, all under the directi()n of Richard Cook. Easter Sunday m o r n i n g services will be ot 9 and 10:30 with the Rev. Ralph Wilkerson speaking. The public is invited. Those 3 Arch Bay Rite Slated An Easler sunrise service will be sponsored again fhis year by the Newport Harbor Kiv.•anis Club. It will be held at 5:30 a.m. at Harbor High Stadium, Irvine Avenue and 16th Street, and the Rev. Chuck Smith, pastor at Calvary Chapel, w i 11 preach. planning to see "The Living (.'ross'' presentation should come early. Jo'ree parking and nursery care are available for all services. Christian Scientists Meeting An informal group of Chris- tian Scientists has begun meeting in t~ Library of the Cordillera Elementary School, 25952 Cordillera Drive, Missio.n Viejo. Sunday chu rch services and church school are held at 10 a.m. The lesson-sermon is comprised of readings from the Bible and correlative passages fr.om "Scien~ '1: Health -with Key to the Scriptures." by the discoverer and f o u n d e r of Christian Science. Mary Baker Eddy. The same lesson-sermon is read in all Christian Science churches throughout t h e v.·orld. Young people to the age of Baptist .B.eru.lar Primitive Baptist Churoh, at 2476 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa : service Saturday at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45: sennon by the Rev. Lester Fletcher. * First Bapth1t Church or Laguu Hills. at 24521 ~1oulton Pkwy,; service Sunday at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45; sermon "Then Came the Dau111," by the Rev. l""m1Bell . * llarbor Tri nity B a pt I s t Church. at 1230 Baker St., Costa ~tesa; service Sunday at 8:30 and 11 a.m .. church school at 9:45; sennon by the Rev. David Morken: 7 p.m. service sermon by the Rev . Connie Salios ; Wednesday Bi- ble stu~y at 7 p.m. * ·Capistrano Valley Baptist Church, at 32032 Del Obispo Road , San Juan; service Sun- day at 8:15 and 11 a.m.: Capistrano; sunrise service at 6 with Resurrection drama by Cecil Mc.Gee on church lawn: Easter cantata "A Miracle or Love." Holding Rummage Sale Harbor Higli 20 are invited to attend Sun-* day school, which is held dur-Temple Baptist Church o( ing church services. h1lsRion Viejo, ::it Mission Vie- by the Rev. \Villis Carrico ; 6 p.m. youth meetings: Easter cantata at 7 p.m.: Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. Christlon First Cbrtstian Church, at 1'fain and Adams, HunUngton Beach: service Sunday at 8, 9, 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; sennon "Life After Death," by the Rev. Thomas Overton. * Harbor ChriJUan Church, at 2121 Tustin Ave.; service Sun- day at 10:45 a.m., church school at 9:45; sermon '"The Resurrection and the Life," by the Rev. D.W. ?\olcElroy. Christian Science the Rev. Philip Murray. * N e I (hborbood Concnga- tiooa.I aiurcb or Lagu• Beach, at St Ann '.s and Olen- neyre: service Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. church school at 9:30; sermon 1'Tbe Hidden Treasures of Easter," by the Rev. John M. Reynolds. Epbeopal SI. Mlcbael and All iln(el1 Episcopal Church, at 3'233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar; service' Sunday at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; sermon '1Believing the Resurrection," by the Rev. John Rogers Davis; Easter Eve services tonight at S; at 11 Paschal Vigil will conclude with firit Eucharist of Easter Day. * St. Jamea Epis<opal Church, at 3209 Vja Lido. Newport Beach; service Sunday at 7, 9 and 11 a.m.; Holy 5aturday baptisms and service of ad- mission to communion at 4 p.m., lighting of the new fire of Easter and vigil at 10 :30 p.m,.; c;tmaJe midnight service begmmng at 11 p . m . ; children's service at 4 p.m. Easter Day. * at 428 Park Ave., Laguna Beach; sel'.Vlce SUnday al B, 9:15 and 11 a.m.; sermon by ' the i!A!v _llOOert D>rn•lisoo, }{oly Saturday service at lO :SCI p.m. Ll!t~an Lutheran Cburtb of tbe ! Master, at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del M a r ; ! service Sunday at 10 a.m., ' church school at 9; sennon by layme11 Arthur Womer and Ralph Norum.. ' : '* Christ Lutheran Church, at 760 Victoria. Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8:15 and 11 a.in., church school and Bible classes at 9:30; se rmon "Easter Amen," by the Rev •. LotharTornow ; 6 a.m. ~ service at Paulo DriVe-in, 1 sermon "The Resurrection -1 God's Seal of Approval ." * I Lutheran Church of the Master, at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del M a r ; service SUnday at 8. and 10 a.m.; sermon "Easter Says Yes," by the Rev. Paul Rorneis ; early service con- ducted by youth, message by George Quick. * St. Matthew Lutheran .. At the 8 p,m. Wednesday jo High School Audito rium ; meetings, selected readings service Sunday at 7· a.m.: from the Bible and "Science '1: sermon "~le Is Ri sen." by the •r:alth" ~re ~ead. A portion of Rev. Cliff Watson ; "New Life ,t~1~ service ts de~oted to tlle Players" to perform Resur- Christian Sclmce Cbul'cbes, First Church of Christ, Scien- tist, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, COsta Mesa, services at 11 a.m. and church school al 9: 15 . a.m.; First Church of Christ, Scientlst, 8th and Olive, Hun- tington Beach, services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ, ScleotJst, 3303 Via 'L i d o • Newport Beach. services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Second Church of Christ, ScieuHst, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del ·Mar, services and church school at 10 a.m.; Wednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. · SI. Wilfrid's Episcopal Church, at 8236 Ellis Ave .• Huntington Beach; service Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; sermoo by the Rev. James Caley; Holy Sat- urday services at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Baptism at S-p.m .. conlession and counseling at 4 p.m. Church, at 18182 Culver Drive, Irvine: ·service Sunday at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon "The ,· Best Day of Your Life," by the. Rev. 1-ferbert -N. Niermann: sunrise service at The Church of Religious and small. garden tool s, loys. Science o( ~ llth St., Hun-or otht!r unneed ed ilcms. tfn·gton Beach, ls fnaklng an A truck load O( itcn1s will be appeal to all its members and Taken-each week to the swap friends lo assist ·with-their meet at the Orange County swap meei and rummage s11tc Fair Grounds. the proceeds -to be held over the next few going .to the church building weeks. PhOne the church of!Jcc ol Donations tire solicited for 536-5150. or evenings and clothing, baby things. elcc-weekends. 968·0628. The o(- lrical appliances both large rice is open daily JO to 4. You are invited to hear "THE LIFE THAT CHANGED THE WORLD" (A Sf)9cl1I Easter Sermon quoting the story of Jesus as told by l:iis first century ~ontemporariesl EASTER SUNDAY Attend one of three Easler Morning '''orship Services 8:30 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 11 :00 A.M. Service Set Thr(!e Arch Bay ramilies will gather iii their club llouse at 50 S. LaScnda Drive at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday for the tradi- tional Easter service. The Rev. Thomas \\!armer from the United Methodist Church will conduct the serv- ice. NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER FIFTEENTH and MONROVIA, NEWPORT BEACH -646-6620 g1v1~g ~f exper1~nces -and -rection play. test1mon1es of healing. t The lesson-sermon subject for Easter Sunday is "Doc- trine of Atonement." For f u r t h e r in formation regarding the services, call ~trs. Buni Lane at 830-1314. University Baptist Chur ch, at 2252 S.E. Bristol, Santa Ana; service Sunday at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45: sermon "Ye Are Witnesses." WATCH "This Is Your Bible" Next Sunday K C 0 P Channel 13 Christ IS Coming And Will Reign On Earth Will You Be Ready? Sponsored by Congregatio-l Comm.unity Church, Co n gregational, at 611 Heliotrope Ave., COrona de! Mar; serv ice Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m.; sermon "The Daz- zling Apparel of Easw," by I . * St. r.tary's Episcopal Church EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE PAULO DRIVE-IN IP~·~:;~;,tt APRIL 22nd AT 6 A.M. "God's Seal of Approval" Speak•r:_IJev. L. V. Tornow CHRIST i.bfuERAN CHURCH 6 a.nt with co n1·i n e n-t-a 1 brea kf.ast. * Jledeemer Lutheran Church, at 16351 Springdale, \Hun- tington Beach : service Sunday at 8:15 and 10 :45 a.m., Bible class al 9:30: sermon "Arisen Christ and Our Future," by the Rev. Eugene Schramm ; slide show by Sunday school on Christ's life at 9:30. * Grace Lutheran Church, at 6931 Edinger Ave .. Huntington Beach; se rvice Sunday at 8, 9 and 11 a.m.; sermon "Where ·'I'hcrc's Life. There's ff ope," by the Rev. Robert Larsen: sunrise folk service by high jSee PULPIT, Page 10) NEED A LISTENING EAR? Chri1ti1n Covnt•1ing C1n H1lp ••• TH,. wlll be Eotttr Su11doy Chlldretfs Churches for cill tM ldd• "' et tM 1:10, 9:45 a11d 11 :00 houn with U11Cle Fritd. THE CHRISTADELPHIANS "Come as you are . , . stay in your car" lEV. JAMES HINIY 541-1117 -541.17JJ ORANGE COAST CHURC·H DIRECTORY r FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cos.ta Mes• -548-3761 f .. W Phlllio• l'~\lo· for Trauportotlo11 Call M2·0S12 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:10 A.M.-S1111doy School Clcnsn IAll Agni CHILD CARE AVAILA BLE 11 tllr11 8) 10:50 A.M.-"Discet11IAtJ The Truth" Postor Phllllpt Spuldnt 6:00 P.M.-''The Mes1ctCJ1t Of The E1t1pty To111b" I! P111tor Phllllps SPffklnt I .--~~~~~~-'--'--~-'-~~~~--,1; I Hotne ol Maru1-Frldoy-I P.M,,Coffff Hous. Cy Holmt 1, Direetor HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 546-4704 V. L. HERTWECK, Pafo, GALEH f , HEATWECIC Mlnlsltr ol Youth CAAL GENTRY Mlni11t' el Mu1lc -SUNDAY SEnlCES - 9:45 A..M.-S1111day School 10 :50 A.M.-"Filtd/119 The 911Mfl Christ" Set-111011 ly Pa1tor 7:00 P.M.-"The MlssllHJ Mo11" Sc-r'"o" ly Pcntor COSTA MESA CHRISltAN SCHOOL l',._Sd!MI -klrtftf'1~ntn -E""'<Hlfll'l' -ctlli. Girt . NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fifteenth and Monrovia Streets 8:30-9:45-11 :00 A.M. -MOrning Worship ''THI LIFI THAT CHANG-ID THE W091LD" hr1t10• ly Dr. WOod 6:00 P.M. YOUTH DIA.MA Wed., 7:JO ~·"'· -DIM:overl119 TM Ne• THta'"9flt-Matthew INwnMY & Chlld Care AvallelJJe for •I Sentlcnl Dr. George O. Wood , P astor 646-7117 426 11th St .. Hunt ington Beach -S48-8529 1 -s.N.y kllool 10 ~·"'· -Wonhl, 11 :15 a ,.,., -Sn. ne. won111, 6 P·"'· -h"'llY •i~ Wed., 1 ''"'· lft. A, C. $tar11, Pf:rltor -Jim Hoftff, Mhthter of ldvc•tl•ll Attend Cl1urch This Sunday r 23rd CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH Street at Orange, Cost• Mesa -548-5303 Pastor: Robert M. l e1t91to11 Youth Pcntor -Fred Mart'l11 s~Nr; ~LIS eoMMUNllY ®1URC~ Morni11g Worshlp-10:10 0.111. -S1111day School 9 o.1t1. ,1 Sv11doy E~enh19 Wol'lh~·7:00 p.m.-Prcryer Meeting Wed.•7:00 P·"'· Ii SERVICES: 10 :00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. • RANCHO SAl';t JOA!fl'UIN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 4861 Nlchol1011, lr1lnir (S~n Ottgo FrHWl"f lo Culwtr -l ei! on Nld1ahon) Re,., Rid! Soniuelso11, Posror 9:30 A.M. Sunday School fot all aqes 11 :00 A.M. Morning Wnnhip NUfrSERV CAR! .. lt0¥1D!D l."t 80 TM HOUltS INTERESTING FUNOAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING COAST BIBLE CHURCH Morco Fontirr Jr, High, Sci11 J1a11 Caplstraao 491-1949 494-1848 830·0407 . -- FD• 111torm1lion Cencernlnt Olll•r M1tll11t t C•l1 tJl-1tt1 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY AlflU1!11 with '"-••l'lltl Gentr11 Co1111r1nc1 NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ( H R I S T I A N S C I EN C E "SCIENCE 0~ MINO" I SUNDAY SERVICE & SUNDAY SC MOCl ...................... . M;,;.,,. <••~• C. J•do- 11 :111 AM, c HUR CHES Ill~==="=' c.=-="= .. =c ... =·="="·=-='= ... ="="=::=:;::~11 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE IRANCHES OF TttE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSElTS "DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT" APRIL 22, 1973 Costa M•s1-First Chorch of Christ, Scientist 2810 Mesa Verde Dr., Costa Mose Su11cloy School -9:1S A.M. Ch11rch S.n-k• -11 :00 A.M. Recrdlnt Room, 1150 Mna Verd• Pt. Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scle11tl1t ltll Ir Oll•e, Hu11thtthHI leoch Sefldoy Sctlool -9:JO & 11 :00 A.M. Cllurcfl -9:JO & 11 :00 A.M. Reocllitt aoelft -218 Mein St. Newport Beach-Fi'rst Church of Christ~ Scientist · llOl Yla Lido, NewjNrt hoch Cherch & h9Hy Scho~t:00.10:JO A.M. Recrdl"9 lo•M, ll15 Via Lida Newport Beach-Second Churih of Christ, Scientist J100 P11elftc Yl•w Dr., Coro1111 dtt~I., Church & 511.., Sc.ltool-10:00 A .... R .. c.i"9 leeftl -JSOO·I CMtt Hwy. (htef Norchhsl Wed. E""fltt Tn thlMHty '°'"""'* -I p.rn. -All ChurcMt A.Cl tJfe cordially invited to atrend the church 1ervices and enjoy.the priulleges of tlit Readrng Rooms . ' Chffd Can,,.., ... AT ALL s1ar1cu Newport Unity LOlllN D. flLICIUNOS"ll:, Mlllllllf DttMl~at S.n-ke-10 A.M . Sul'ldly School for •II 19•• -9100 •·"'· I St~ a1td lf"flite, Newport leocll OfHc.-.. 64'91111 DIA.L..A·PJIAYllt 646·7111 DI U9vn1 l each 21HN1 l 19Uftl. C1nyan Rd , •I El Tera AO. Htftf'Y Gfftllnl, O.D. -Ml11i1t1r Jiii G1!111nl, A11l1t1nl Mifl ltt1r SllNOAY SERVICE -t & 11 A.M. Jr. Churcll & Voulll Gnul)t -t A.M. Gnly CHURCH OF llLIGIOUS SCllNCI ••••••• , •• ,_ ... ,.,,, ••• , ••• 609 lltll St., H111rtt...,.. lffdl-SJ6·S150 Sc.i•nce of Mind L.chlre •••• , -••• , • , , , • , , •• , • , • • 9:)0 A.M , I f•mily Worship S•r•ic• •••••••••••••••• , ••• , •• , •• 10:50 A.M, -Mursery C1re AV,lllilllt - "RISURllCTION OF INCAINATI ONI" ... 5.rmon by A•v. Ot11• ThompsOft, Mlnltl•r DIAL-A·PllAYl:R "6-21J2. • lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Of Nl!WPOltT aEACH (Mell1fff Churdl, URlftf C:llurc:h of lttlftll-$cltn<1, l .A.J SUMDAY Sl!ltVICI •..O SUHOAY SCHOOL -10;)1 A.M. AlaEltT IURKI:, Rkf -Mlnl1tw APRIL lS -"'THI MIWNESS OF LIFE" llTTLI TMIATltE-COll:ONA DEL MAii: MIOH SCHOOL t1'1 liASTalf .. OR., NEWl'OltT l lACM fOlt AM INSPIAATIOftAL MESSAOl-OIAL .......,,. FIRST CHURCH 'oF GOD OF MISSION VIEJO ............. MISSION YllJO Hl•H SCHOOL IMM R..-1 601 10:00 A.M. -Sund1y Mornln1 Wonhlp 11 :OO A.M. -Sunday Jchool tar all •tes 1114> 6Js.1110 11141 ,,,_.,1, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ,11 I, '" Main & Adams Streets I Huntington Beach Bibi, School & Mornil'lg Worthip 9:00 & 10:30 A.M. Youth Gro~p• , , , ~ •• 6:00 p,1t1. EVen";"'9 Worcliip •• .•• 7:00 p.rn. P'i11rser\' c1rr orovlcled 11 1n 1erv!ca Ol•ote: 5:16-2519 Oiat Otvot\afl SJ0.95'0 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST Mo•hlHSo RtctHtlo11 Center 25100 Mo11ta110•• Dr. Mhtlo1t Ylelo 516-4757 51,·J711 Ph;t Arnold, Minilte• COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Worshl, -10 A.M. Cll•tdt Sci.ol-10 A.M. 01 Pl'llllJp G. M11rr1v. Mlnl1ttr 644 -7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL J40 St. A1t1t'1 Pf.ce ot GlellffYN Joh11 M. Rey1teld1-Ml11l1ter r..lly WonM, & C••c• Sdloet--9:JO & ll A.I I_ i ?. ''THI HIDDIN TREASUllS 01' U.STll" lz I~ Senriot ly P .. tor t :lO A.M.-SfN!tC• St.nn .,..., ..... d"4mt 1'..,.\ \.. ..1 '/, "Ill WHAT"S IN THI IASllT" t_~~<t Meile~ ClleK .. nd H.,py a.tr. '!_!!! : 4t44K1 1)j1nouth Con8rescrtronal Church ef J\fcwport Horbor T .. ._._ Senk• I •·•· • 10 •·"'· Jell• U1 I• TWs C•l•bNttu Of Jey "He 11 ..... ,.._.. .. ' ..... 1 , ....... ...,., • JOHN A. LIMDYALL, PASTOI -llM fU.Sll. IM11,M MINISTO JJ61 .,.... St., "•..,.,.. .... -,,J.f741 t NUltSRll:V CAlt• l"ltOVfDID AT ALL llRVICIS !. ' • I • ·, ' t I e y I II 9 " h I j ' ' . ·, ' I· I • New Testament Backed By LOUIS CASSELS \ u, ................ Apart from the ltorieo told In the New :restament, there Is impressive historical eVlileiice-t!Uit e ·lo!n60r-:i ..... reallY ·waa found empty on lhe Ont Easter momink. That Is the conclusion ol Dr, Paul L. Maier, professor of ancient hlsk>ry at Western ?.1ichlgan Unlyersity. . This professional historian has conducted a lengthy investigation of "the E a s t e r phenomeoon," eiaminlng not oi;J.ly Christian but also Jewish and Roman SOUl't'eS for evidence of what actually happened. His con- clusions are obtained in a new book, "First Easter," published.by Harper & Row. To ~ler, the clinching historical evidence is the \\.'ell-established fact that Jesus' di!ciplet, who fled terrified into hiding al the , time of bis ei:ecuUon, returned to Jerusalem a short time later and boldly proclaimed - even on the steps of the Temple -that Jesus had risen from death. TlllS COULD N<rr HA VE happened, Maier says, unless jesus' body were indeed missing ' around the tomb preclsely to prevent a staged resurrection? WOULD THE DISCIPLES, who forsook Jesus Ill the hour of his exeaitioo ~use they were so fearful for their own lives, have had the nerve to organize a nocturnal raid on a guarded tomb? And if they knew the resurrection Will. a hoax,. woold they cheerfully have sacrificed their U_yes BJ martyrs -as many ol them did -in order to perpetuate their false story? "If all the evidence is weighed carefully and !alr!y, It Is Indeed jusliliable, aceording to the canons of historical research, to con- clude that the tomb in whkh Jesus was buried was acutally empty on the morning of the first Easter," says Maier. "And no shred of evidence has yet been discovered in literary sources, epigraphy or archaeology that would disprove this statement. "This Is as far as history can go. Pursuing an answer to the fascinating question, 'Why was the tomb empty?' leads very simply to two kinds of. answers. The tomb was empty due to 15 SQrne natural cause, or 2) some preternatural cause. from its sepulcher. U the embarrassed "IF rr WERE A NATURAL cause, this , religious and political authorities who ordered must 1till be discovered, because none of the ·the execution been able to do so, they cer· thecxdeS advanced thus far is in any way · tainly would have spiked this resurrection probable or convincing. The empty tomb, in story by "opening the sepulcher and revealing this interpretation, becomes one of the great the moulding body of Jesus of Nazareth." unresolved enigmas in history. "They did not because they knew the tomb "Christianity holds to the s e c o n d was empty," Maier concludes. alternative, that the tomb was empty due to Both Jewish and Roman records of the Ume Jesus' resurrection." While this cannot be show that Palestinian authorities never proved at this distant date through any denied the tomb was found empty, On the method of objective historical research, contrary, they admitted it -and devised an Maier says, t:here is "supp«ting evidence" explanation for it. They said Jesus' body had for the claim in "the birth and growth of the been stolen from the tomb by his disciples to Christian Church ltseU." fake a resurrection. 'lbe "psychological transrormalioo" ~ the The Michigan historian acknowledges that disciples from cringing oowards 1 n t o is theoretically possible. But he flndS many unflinching martyrs an~ aposthl les . s~~ Salvation Army · Aide To Speak Cclonel Harold Barry of san Francisco, chief executive of· fleer for the Salvation Army in the eleven western states, will be the speaker at the Salva- , SatUtday, April 21, 1973 Author to Give Three LectUres Dr. ~larcus Ba ch, author and lntercultural interpreter. will make three appearances in Orange County in April. ' DAIL V PILOT f Lake Hills .Singles Studying tion Army, 1710 W. Edinger, ~'~ '~~!JI Santa Ana at the 11 a.m. , t service, according to Major Tom Cisar, corps officer. 'll!e rll'St w!U be at the 1-turdy Pa.rk Co mmunit y Center, Golden Wes t at Nonna Avenue, Hwttington Beach, on Monday al 8 p,m, SUbjecl will be "Serendipity -Your Seventh Sense ." relating to people's relationship with their inner and outer en~nmental The Lake Hfils Ccmmunlty Church 1lngles group hn.ve begun c1..... under the in- struction ol H. Fred Norer, Th. {);-, dean or the California Graduate School of Theology in Glendale and member of the Lake HUis church. ReeenUy transferred to1be cOiSt from NeW-YorrOty, the colonel . was . former.l y divisional commander f o r Southern California. Easter music will b e perfonned. There will he an enrollment or soldiers. The an- nual offering for the Anny's international · work will be received in that service. Baha'is To Observe · Ridvan Fest The Baha'is of Huntington Beach will observe the Feast of Ridvan today through May 2. The Feast of Ridvan rom· memorates the twelve days that Baha'u'llab , prophet· founder of the Baha'i faith , spent In the Ridvan garden before leaving Baghdad. The first, ninth and twelrth days of the Feast of Ridvan are com- memorated as holy days. TO VISIT MESA Mn. t.ou Gordon Educator To Speak l 1i Mesa world. • On Tuesday, he will appear at Ne~'P(>rt Beach Unity Center, 1827 \Vestcllff Drive, at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. His subject will be .. The Total Heallll or the Total Person," an explanation of the Bragg system. With concepts of fpsting, exercises and nutri- tion. Dr. Bach, who has a Ph.D from the University of Iowa and four honorary degrees, has interviewed leaders of many cultures .and wJ"itten 20 books and many articles. He has been a specialist in DOCTOR TD TALK Marcus Bitch the Department of State under th · international Educational Exchange program in Southeast Asia, J n d i a , Pakistan, Korea and Japan. The group is engaged in weekl y Bible Study sessions conducted at 9:30 a.n1. SUn- days at the Los AHsos Intermediate School in 1illsslon Viejo, where the Lake fills church holds worship services and classes pendlng relocatloo at a permanent site_. A social calendar is being developed and will begin with an Easter brunch for singles and their families April 22. For member s hip in. fom1ation, call el~er S41-S469 or 552·8158. Mrs. Lou Ceil Gordon will speak at the meeting of the · Christian Women's FellowShip at First Christian Church, Cos- ta Mesa. Music will be present- ed by "Expressions of Love,"i========--::c-----------------,,--- a group of students at Pacific Christian College. J\.trs. Gordon, who will be speaking on the subject "And God Created Woman ," is on the teaching staff of Pacific Christian College in Long Beach. She is a graduate nurse and has travelled widely , observing conditions at ·. mission stations. ~..,This Easter ... 'Come Alive a1111e · LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH -~ ltEYllll.HD H.UIOlD F • .iaUl'1llA tonducl•llO •ll 11r;lt•• 'difficulties with this e:ii:p,la.M_tioo. suggests to an objectiv_e storian How did the grave-robbing party get past sonlething very extraordinary myst have - -the guards \\llom the Roman governor placcd~taken place al Jerusalem on the first EJtsler. Baha'u'llah's teachings revolve around three basic principles : tbe oneness of God, the oneness of religion, and the oneness of mankind. Mrs. Gordon is the mother of three daughters. She teaches charm, health and teen-age ·problems solving. All wocnen are invited to at- tend tbiS riieeting' at the c.hurch, 792 Victoria St., at 7:30 p.m. Mond ay: ~ THREE EASTER WORSHIP SERVleEs I • T emple to Celebrate for 'Israel . . Study Begins NEW YORK (UP!) -The Synagogue Council ol America has launched a year-long study to examine how funds allocated within the Jewish Community serve Jewish purpose and develop resources which Jewry requires for autonomous existence. ln Celebration of Israel's 25th anniver sary, the Sisterhood of Te m P l e Sharon will present D r . Howard Lenhoff, professor of biology, UC Irvine, o n 'Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the temple building. Dr. Lenbcff will talk about "The People. and the Spirit of 1i1odern-day Israel." He will show slides, in- cluding U-of archaeological sites. These slides were taken FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH . COIMll OP FAl l YllW I FAii 10:00 A.M. -Eos ter Celebration 11 :1S A.M. -Talk Back DR. RICHARD W. DOSS PREACHING "JESUS . IS ALIVE AND WELL" Child C•r• for All Ag•• ORANGE .J/arlor Chri6lian Church OP NIWPOIT I U.CH -IDhclpi., MHti .. ht•hrrly At u,,., leJ ...,. Cl•~ 21 31 Tdl1 A"·• Com. M ... Sunday School ..................... 9: 30 A.M. Morning Worship .............. 10:45 A.M. ... ,..., • 11 ......... ,,..,. ... Phone: 642-2725 Minister: Dr, D. W. McElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. IT. JAM.IS., 3109 YM I.WI., N..,.n a..ti 7:30 A.M.-Kefy l•llertd 9:00 • 11 tOO A.M.-...ny Wrilp Al ........ Hely liteh•bt I M1n1I .. hGYM H...,,pnmM. MW•W ... Htfy C••••1l11 & He11M11 Sentc. ,__,,, -10:30 A.M. .• , ..... .., -l rtl P.M. Tiie a ... J .. a P. AsMy II, Rector -,._.: 67M211 ST. JOHN THE DIVIN E, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sund•v• l iOO A 9:30 Church School -9110 . ' ' Pr. Hewanl Mert Cmwrt"tllf, ...__,.._ 141 ... 326 ' Saint Michael AIKI AO Angels Episcopal Church J211 hclfk View i>rM, C..... .. M• Sund1Y1·l:OO A.M, & 9:lt A.M .. cti.rc• w...l/Jrt.-Y-91!0 A.M Tw ... .,:.-7100 A.M. WHMM.,._ttll A.M. I I when he taught at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Authentic Israeli food will be served. The temple is located at 617 W. Hfunilton, Costa Mesa. 'The pubUC is in- vited to the family event. ~l If .. avrn flemoriol __ podt The Sotllhlantfs Most Beo#tiful MemtwWs MAUSOlfUM • C01UMIAmUM • C!Mn?IY TREES of the WORLD Bttwten Santa Ana and Orange On Fairview Avenue -5!8·119l c OAST c H ' NEWPORT HARBOR I . LUTHE:RA N CHURCH LUTHE RAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 798 Dover Or., LI 8-lbl I Newport Beach I 2900 Pacific View ;)r. Corona del Mar Rogw J. l1rg, Pastor E•rlv Wor1hlp 1:00 o,rn. R ..... P•ul Rornei1, 0.0. Chri1tl•n Educ•tion 9:15 •·'"· 9:00 A.M.-Swadey Cll•rctl ..... , Ft1tiff Wor1hip 10:)0 •·'"· 10:00 A.M.-Wontilp s..lce Nuu•rv for 1rn•ll 'hildr•n Mid·W••k l•nt•n S•r"'i''' pro.,.ided W•d11•1d•v £.,.•nin9 7:10 p.rn. Phone 644-2664 Nursery Care Available 10:00 A.M. FuiHy Wo;nfilp WEL COME -. C H R IST L UT HERAN C HUR CH I Mit1ourl Svnod 760 Ylctorlo St, Cnta Mne Lott.er Y. Torwow, ,_., 541·1404 'Mlnftlll Strvl(": l :lS • 11 A.M. lunlllly kf!Mh t1:1t A.M. Ad.tt .... Clll11 t :Je A.M • art.ta.. 111111•••, Sdleol -&41-6166 . ST. MAnHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine . 11"1. Hertt.n N. Nl1nH11 9:00 A.M.-Wenlllp & Sa.., khol IO:JO A.w-w..., • ...., ScMel 112..a121 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH How does Ch ristian Science heal? listen to firsthand e)(· periences. This week's program: "EASTER SPEAKS OF UF£" 7:00 AM-IPl440-U 1:41 AM-IMPC 710-U. 7:11 AM-llOCM·PM- 103.11-N.I. April ,22, 1973 Tl\UTH HEi:llS URC 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. EASTER SUNDAY, April 22. Tho joyful truth of the Resurrection and what God has done f.or us! "Hallelujah Chorus"- LAKE HILLS CHANCEL CHOIR and . BRASS ENSEMBLE : 0r .. w1mn c. M1rih, Minitt9r ot Mutic . .. SPECI~ GUEST SOLOIST -NORMA ZIMMER ' fJtll>." · SPECIAL SUNRISE SERVICE • & A.M. 8. lake Hills Brau Ensemble , -SPECIAL GUEST SOLOIST -ANN MQORE , Uoill COUNTRY SAFAR I' Afritheater ~ ~\·~i~""'""· · LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ ;:-~ meeting 11 lot llll10e lnt1rmedl1t1 achool Telephone 53<4-0275 V mulr1111dt 11 moor, mlulon vl1jo H D IRE c TORY . A Cordial W elcome from PRESBYTERIAN CHURC HES THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of the Coas tal Areas -.. NEWPO RT CE NTER Hu11ti119ton a,,,h . Worshlp-9:00 A.M. AT FIRST UNITED Christ Church Presbyterian 115 A ..... lolboa lllnd METHODI ST CHURCH 11 :11 A.M. et St. MklMwl'1 2721 17th St. 5)6°)5)7 111u11.,...ii. rN-.. M1-n1 .. ......, .,_. ......,..c ...... In. D...w L lobem. ,...... M11111terltt at P-clflc Yin Or s.rvi''' -9:15 .. 10:)0 S..-, W....W,1 9130 A.M. Cllwctl Sdleel: t:30 ...... Nur1erv Care All Moml119 Ofke: H112 M9fMll• St. ,_..196M940 CorOIMJ del Mor .... .. : 671°095~ Ch11r'h s,hool -9:15 .. ' Cotte M••• Huntington ''''h -North Chu,rch of the Covenant FIRST UN IT ED C.OMMUNI TY METHOD IST CHURC H METHODIST CHURCH ZllO F.lrvl~ IMCll, C•te M ... 19th St. & H•rbor BJ.,.d. 6662 H•ll ,..,. •. 142-4461 lntee A. -.a•· rw., Wonlllp Semce ieftMy WenWp I Ctlwnk-.11 -1:30 • 10:00 A.M. "9M: 157·3340 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M . Worship -9 I 10:)0 Chur,h s,hool -9:10 A.M . Chur,h School -9:00 A.M. .. - Coit• M••• North Irvin• -E•1t Bluff Community Presbyt erian Church MESA VER DE UN IVERSITY 411 ,_,... AWHlll, Lail ... leoctl METHOD IST CH URCH MET HODIST CH URCH • 11"1. Attlurr J, To .. terslrf -Re'f'. Albert 0 . Hferpe M11e Verd• & Baker St, Swltdey Wonlllp: 9:00 I 11 :00 A.M. ClNrctl Sct.ol 9:00 A.M. 8)).1 2)] 549-27 19 111422 Cul.,.•r Road l'lto•: 494.7555 Wo•thip & Ch ur'h S,hool al l.l"!venlly o.r;.,., 9:)0 A.M. Worthip & Chur'~ S,hool 9 I 10110 A.M. . St. MGrk Presbyterian Churi:h foountein v.11 • ., Fl~ST UNI TED . c.,.., ,,...,.. I letbl•ff Ort...., c.,... .. M• l 'b "' ••• ,h J...,.. ~"'""' Kirt, P11tor ' METHODIST CHURCH METHO !ST CHURCH Wonlllp & Ch;th School -9 & lO:JO A.M . 11225 8u1h•rd 21612 w •• 1.v ori .... •: 644·1341 962·259) In Sol.Ith Lt!IUM Worthlp I Chur(h School ·worthir .nd 9 & IO;JO A.M. Chur'h Schoo -10 A.M. Mh,ltt•r 499.1011 Ford R. Mill•r T1tom• P. w ........ Ml11l1m N•wport a,,,h / I\ CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Thl1 Sunday Worship in 1400 W, B•lboe Blwd. 67].)105 \. Vst . .llndrew's Presbyterian Church Wonhlp-9:10 A.M. Chur,h S,ho.ol-9130 & I ( A.M. "" ........... ...,. .,..,.., lecter -...... M4-046J ' ,._Verde Drl.,. • ._, lttNt. C..ta M ... , Calif. -600 SI. Andrew!! Road • Newpo1t Beach ANDl•W C. A'NOEltSON, '°""' -l:ICNAltD JACOBSEN, l11t1r11 Or. Ch•rl•• H. Di•r•nfl•ld, P•1tor IWday ktiool: t::ao 1.m. -MtmlnCI #otlh1p1 t :OO end 11:00 '·'"· ._ ...... ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Print• of p,,,. l uth•r•n $,hool -Mi•• E1th•r 011011, Prin,ipel "h1 Tiie les•ntctf••" Offl•• Pltor111 !49°0521 Scnool Phon•1 549·0562 \'-' '11 SABBAT'ltsERVICES . Dr. ci.. ... H. Dlerfff1eld, f'Noctllnt - W 6 .. It, """''"'"" ..... RELl610 S SCHOOL S•r'"on C•ts•tt11 A ... •ll•bl• IJwt -of ____ , -·harbor reform temple lht.n to KOCM.fM, 7:JO A.M. Sundey 1100 A.M.-Hoty COMfflwfdoa FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH loenlic•I Service•: 8 AM. 11'30 AM eno 11 AM 9130 A.M.-farnllv S1rvice A Ch•rdi S,hool INwrt1r; C•r•l RABBI BERNA.ADP. KING CJ'illd care and cl'llldren's Sunday School at all sttr.,.ices I I 100 A.M-Mornl"t WMtltip I Nurt•ry C•r•) OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. <1111111 b. ~ meeting at 7100 P.M.-F11tlv•I E•eM••t It Senn•• Utl Olff Dml NIWll'rt IMC~14U St. JlmlS piscopal Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beith Epl1cop1I Youltf Church"''" Dr. '· Ktnton l•Wr1, l"ttltr For lnform1tlon: Call 67 ~7;230 tM Chllrd'I It 1iw.p •111llebl• tor HOiy Mln110t IWINy kMll -"'* AM. W•rtfllp -111 .. A.M. I 1:AIO l"M. . TEMPLE SHARON J."' .. -c. c.1.,, ••ttor -••1·7512 R• .. 1 ISM061 • ......, '"Y"I' Stn"lu ,,. 11.M. o -. . ,.... & ......... , .. .,. ...... for th . Try Saturday's Neivs Quiz "'1ff HerMr A,.. Seventh-Day Adventist Cllurch CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 617 W"t H•mUron, c .. to M ... -171 A ...... tt .. 6-a.. 120J1-Dll ~ l4., s-...... c., ...... All J•wi1h ••rnil•1 •r• Jn~il•d lo join w1 In • tr~ly ""'''"'~' .....,., ______ .. . Wfftlt11u 11 • '·"""n •. m."61ts ,..._ ~ .... tchotl -,,. t.lil. "'"'"'" '''"""' -• "·"" Dare $All.A.TH IYlNING 5lRYICES-FRIOA'r AT 1:15 P .•. S•~L•th S•ol •.•..••• • • • • • • • • • •. • • • , •• •..••• , • • t 1)0 •·"'· l -' I I I ' I ~1 I I I We You ...,,,...,_,,.Y*t -''" ""'· 5phrt..i Lee6rtr -lobW Geno• ..... ,... , ... ..,. IHWim IMl-'IMf't Met11ln1 Wonh1p ••••• • • • • • • • • 1. • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • 11 :IO •·"'· .. ,,._,4 ""'" . 646·•552 1 T1rnpl• Sh•ron Cholt -0111f ..... Pr•v•r M•ltfnt W.dP1•1clay •••••••••••••••••J •••••• 7tSO P•"'• . . ' , I ·-• • I • • ..., .-• 10 DAILY PILOT -• -Pulpit -& Pew ·.- ". u•n110 l'lge II ' 115 Aple, Bllboe fJbmd at t Lellure World lecture 'lllu,... Ave.; servlct and church schOol studenl.t ·at a a.m. .a.111..-and at 11:15 a.m. al St. d.iy al 10 a.m. llcl>ool Swlday al 10 a.m., con-==="-*. ----M--11ld-All-A-a.1-~ 1---·------tili'"ne,.01a1tal b<eaklMl__aU~!~:.C. Cburdl, Padllc View_ Drive CNr<k ti a.o ....... Sckace accordlonlst Amie Hartman of St. Peal,, tau.em Charth of t.pna Beacll, at 429 Cypre6S Drive: service SUn- da yat IO a.m.; sennoo "See! It Js I Myself," by the Rev. Roy Gesch; sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. at new church site, ' 1194 Morningside Drive. * Christ Lutberan Clurth, at 35522 camino C.pistrano, San Clemente: service Sunday at 8:30 and 10, a.m.; sennon ••The Power of Resurrection,'' by the Rev. Emory Ackerman. * . Faith Lutheran Church •I Capistrano Beach, at 34381 Calle Portola; service Sunday at 10:30 a.m , church school at · 9; sermon "What the Cross and Resu.JTection 1 M a k e Clear,'' by the Rev. James Knotek ; sunrlse service and breakfast at .6; T u e s d a y Women's Missionary League meeting at 7:30 p.m. * Mount of OUves Lutheran Church, at 24m Chrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo; service Sunday at 7, 9 and 11 a.m.: sermon by the Rev. Paul Uhlar. * Gloria Dd Luthe_ran Church, al 33501 Stonehill Drive, Dana Point; service-Sunday at 8_:30 and Marguerita Avenue , · •.......-Hollywood to Perform al ·oul· church school al 11 : 16.; of lbutdapll S..c\, al 609 do0r 10 a.m. service; ad· . sennOn "Your Road to ~ 11th St.j_!erYI~ SUoday at .mission 25-.eenta. ma..;" by -the !Wt J<llm 9:30 and 10:50 a.m.; sennon * Kno • . "The Reourreclion and Its -x. Meaning TO<lay,'' b)' the Rev1 * Qene Thompson; Wednesday Ualnnlty Ualled MelWll .service at 8 p.m. Omrdt, al 1843; CUiver Road, * Irvine; service SUllday al 7, 9' -~· Cbar<ti 1 R 11 · and 10:30 .a,Jn.; sermon OSo r~ , 0 ' e pKl5 This Is Wbat Christmas Wa• -· at 141 Miramar, San All About!'," by the it .... n--Clemente; servlce-,,,Sonday at ·"!"-" null II a.m.; 5etn1DR • 'The Allison; guitar music It early Ultimate Demonstration," by service. · ._ * Finl· 'U a It e d Methodist Cbure-. at 2721 17th St., Hun- tington Beach.; service Sundaj at 9:15 and 10:30 a.rn.; · sermon "The New Beiins Now," by the Rev. Edward Erny; 2'UJlrise service at 5:45, . with oootinerital breakfast. SOOwbig of "T h e Resur· rectlon," a film, at 6 p.m. * Finl United Metllodist <lnar<b, at 420 W. 19th' St., COSta Mesa; service Sunday at 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sennon• "Tbe Kingdom, the Power Snd the Glory," by the Rev. Richard D u n l ap; Belltones to petfonn at first servicei jwtior UMYF at 8 p.m. Thursday, senior UMYF at 6:30 Sunday. -* tbe . Rev. Leslie Harrold; service Wednesday at 7 p.m. Vartou ConfrnlJGtions Christ Chapel la Orange Cowity, at 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa; service Sonday at 7 and 9 p.m.; sermon "He Is Risen," by the Rev. Roger Harrison; Monday fellowship at 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday Bible class. * Christ Church of Westminster, at 14061 Chestnut St.; service Sunday at 10 :45 a.m.; cantata "The Resurrection of Christ" directed by -the Rev. John Mason. "' * · U at ta r.t a.n Unlversalist Crowa--Vau.,.-e.v ... nt-- Cburcll, at 24600 La Plata Drive, Lag\ma Niguel; aervtce Sunday at 7 and 11 a.m.; sennon "'nle Hope of Life," by the Rev. Robert Honnette ; cantata 0 From Olivet to Calvary" at .7 a.m. service; church school at 9:45 a.m. * Newport Unity Center of Creative Uvlng, at 15th and Irvine, Newport B e a c h : service Sunlfay-at· 9 and 10 a.m.; sennon '"The Courage to Overcome," by. the Rev. Loren Flickinger; no regular church school this week; Easter Egg Hunt oo Zonia Club grounds at 8:30 a.m. HONOR STUDENT Bill Oavi1 Jr. Student ·Working For Churcli Bill Davis Jr., 19, is a high- honors student at Southern California College in Costa Mesa . Two years ago Davis was awarded a scholarship by * ChriSt Church of Westminster Lake Hills Community at 14061 Chestnut St., in Church, meeting at Los Alisos Westminster. He has main- 1 n t ermed late Schoo I tained his high academic stan- Auditorium; service Suliday at ding while preparing for 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon fulltime christian service with "Come Alive!," by the Rev. a ministry in religious educa- Harold Leestma; "Hallelujah tion. Davis was recently Chorus" to J)erform; sunrise elected Assocated Student service at Lion C o u n t r y Body secretary. Safari's Alritheater at 6 a.m. Jn conjunction with the with Mr. Leeslma speaking on college scholarship program, "That Bright M o r n i n g ' ' ; Davis was appointed to the Norma Zimmer to sing at post of Christian education Yolunteers Plan The Volunteer5 of Lutheran .. phiqned fOt June 31 at 3 p.m. Social Services, Orange Coun-at 'l1he Lutheran Church of the ty, will meet ·e.t· lD· a.m. al Reslirrection, 9812 llmnillon. Rdormailon.Laltberan Ch.I!@>. Hwillngton Beach, to acquaint U7~ Magnolia, West~ter. people with the Llltheran- -The Rev. Carl o 1son , ~rat -serviceS and the iijililno CTITlofnT• olllb~ts org~tlo . lAltheran Homeir in A.lhambra ·!lie progr~ will be -·pro- and Octanside, will talk on the vided by pianist Allen Holst of · topic "MMtm-Wg to the Ag-Huntington Beach, the Llving ing." Nutsery care is pre).\ Hope Singers of St. ste·phens vided. Lutheran Church, Fullerton, -A Fellowship ~ea is-being a n-d r 'e pt e Sentatives of -~Renewal House in L o s Angeles. The public is invited. GUEST PREACHIR Dr. R•Y C. J1nn1n St. James Has Guest On Wednesday, al 8 p.m. St. Handicap Oasses . Scheduled Easter Rites Set at ·School James Episcopal Churc)l will ·A community-wide Easter have as guest preacher fot the A class for handicapped sunrise service will be held in weekly Prayer and Prab!.e children between the ages of 6 Mission Viejo at the Mission servi~e Dr. Ray Charles and 12 now is being offered \'iejo High School at 7 a.m. lt Jannan, l·e-4~ er cl. the the Sunda will be sponsored by the Charismatic Renewal of ChrJs. during 9:30 a.m. Y T'm' pie Baptist Chur,ch of tiaru"ly. · school hour at' the Costa Mesa t: Foursquare Church, 1 7 3 4 Mission Viejo. Also, for this service, Bill Orange Ave., Q:ista Mesa. Besides a live play of the Robinson, tenor-baritone,. will Teacher is Mrs. LaDeane death, burial and resurrection sing. Re Was ordained in 1913 Jacobs, director of Hope of Jesus Christ, there will be to the ministry in the Chris- Haven F.clucational Center, music and a message tian Churi:h of the Disciples of Cos ta Mesa. from the Rev. C 1 if ford Christ. A specialized curriculum is1•w;;;;a;;;;t;;;;so;;;;n;;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;The;;;;;;;i;pu;;;;bU;;;;·;;;;c;;;;is;;;;;;in;;;;v;;;;ited;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;a being used in the class, which11 is open to children with any type of handicap, Mrs. Jacobs said. Following the class, the children may attend children's church at 10:50 a.m. which is for both normal and han- dicapped children. St. John The Divine Episcopal Church 2043 o,... ....... c.... .... Tlte '"· Ho.-d M. C:.twrftllt, Ylew EASTER SERVICES Saturday-&sttr Ive 5:00 p.m. Renewel of Baptismel Vows & Holy Eucheri't ~----· and 11 a.m.; sermon bx the Rev. Doiiald Banksoil: sunrise service at 6:30 and breakfast Mesa Verde United Methodist Churdl, ·at 1701 Bak_er ~ St., Costa Mes a-; service SWtdaY-:,at 8, ~f30"ind 11 a.m.; sennon "Epilogue," by the Rev. IJJthair Green. «llurdi, at 1259 Victoria St., ~Jfe.s3~~~o1<i!~X atc-IO:SO a.m.;'aernton "How Many Tofnorrows Do -J Have?,11 by the Rev. Robert three regular services. elemel_!!ary director. The ap-* µOintment carrie"s Te-mple Beth David ·of -responsibility for the ___ad-Orq~ County, at 6100 Hefley ~~tr a ti on of the. elementary St. WestminSter· service Fri. d1v1s1on of Chrtst Church daf at 8: 15 p.m'.; sennon by under the supervision ·of the Rabbi Henri Front j bar Milz-Rev_. Floyd E. Westbrook. Further informatton may be obtained by calling the church at 548-9733 or Mrs. Jacobs at 64601517. ~ - Music -Show Scheduled For Deaf ~ Easter StrYlcn: 6 e.m. Sunfise Hoty· EUCJierist-- Holy Eucharist 7:)0, .9:00-&:.-J-l :OO a.m.-- ' < at 7:30. * Lutberan Cbnrcb of Oar Saviour, at too ·E. iSan Pablo Ave., San Clemente; service Sunday at 7, 9 and 10 a.m .; sermon "A Dream Which Touches Reality," by the Rev. C.J. Lwid. * Newport Harb<t Latberan Church, at 798 Dover Drive, Presbyterian " St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach; service . Sunday atj, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon ''tifepower: Jn the 1 Resurrection/' by the Rev. Charles H. Dierenfie1d. J'l~WJ!9!l~; serrt~~~-----*-~~day at 8 and 10:30 a.m. sermon "Battles and Babies," by the Rev. Roger Berg; Easter breakfast at 7 with donation $1.25 for adults, 75 cents for children. * Prince of Peace Lathern • Chord>, at 2967 Mesa Verde ·Drive, Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m .; sennon "Come Alive," by the Rev . Andrew Anderson. Methodist First United Methodist Cborcb of Fountain Valley, at 1822.5 Bushard St.; service Swulay at 9 and 10::,0 a.m.; sermon "Good Morning!," by the Rev. Ford Miller: Easter Egg Hunt between services. * Luguna United Methodist Church, at 21632 W e s i e y Drive ; service Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon "Living Among the Dead,'' by -the Rev. Thomas Warmer; Three Arch Bay sunrise service at 7:30 a.rn. * Ne"'·port Center Uni t e d Metbodist~Cburcb, meeting at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, at 2850 Fairview Roff, Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.: sennon "Comes the Dawn," by the Rev. Bruce Kurrle. Rellglo'" Science First Church of Religious Science ot Newport Beach, meeting at O:lrQna del Mar Little Theater; service Sunday at 10:30 a.m.: sennon "The Newness of Life," by the Rev. Albert Burke. * Newport Harbor Church of R.t:Ugtous Science, at 'Mt Center st., Costa M e s a ; service Sunday at 11 a.m.; sermon "Eternal Life," by the Rev . Eleanor Jackson; service features "Floral Liv l n g Cross"; 5:30 a.m. sunrise service at Costa Mesa Park, adjacent to church. * Cb~h of Religious Science of Laguna Beach, at 20062 Laguna Canyon Road ; service Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m., church school at 9: sennon "Death and Immorality," by the Rev. Henry Gerhard; MOUNT OF OLIVES LUTHERAN CHURCH 24772 Chrisant1 Drive Mission Viejo (837-74671 Welcomes you to • • • EASTER SUNDAY THREE FESTIVAL SERVICES 7:00 9:00 and 11 :00 AM Sund•y School will be hold •I 9:00 AM IChUd e1r1 provid.d only 1+ th1 9:00 ind 11 :00 AM Service,) • ' FROM Fashion Island Newport Beach - JOr:dan:Ross. - * Westmlnster B r e t h r e n Church, at 14&14 Magnolia vah service. Davis came to the United Worohip at Harbor Trinity Baptist Church UPI T•ltllhoto <:on1me1no,.ation-- In Rome, Pope Paul VI kisses the feet of a boy, commemorating the gesture by Christ to the AposUes, during Holy Week C<ltemonies in St" JohtPs Lateran Basilica. He carried a cross from the Colosseum to the ruins of the Temple of Venus in the annual Way of the Cross procession. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA . IDENTICAL EASTER SERVICES 9:30 & 11:00 "WHY SEEK LIFE IN DEATH?" 1400 W" Balboa Blvd. Newport S..ch Dr. Ray C. Gery, Mini ster Child Core Provided 8:30 EASTER SUNSHINE BREAKFAST SE;RVED States two years ago after being graduated from high school at the Alliance Academy ih Quito, Ecuador. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Davis, formerly of Santa Ana, are vocational ad- ministrators of the Houses of Happiness Orphanage a n d School in Quito. Celebrate Life is a drama.tic musical program for the deaf and hearing both. The drama portrays the time from the beginning of Christ's life to the present. · It is done with traditional and rock music. It will be presented at the First Baptist Church of Westminster on 1230 Baker Street, Costa Mesa on EASTER SUNDAY Worship services: Sunday School: 8:30 a.m. 1nd 11 :00 o.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:45 a.m. C. SALIOS, PHtor Clea11Ji11.ess Now Part Of Godliness 14200 Goldenwest St. in!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;~~ Westminster on Sunday at 71;;: NEW YORK (AP) -Easter \Vorshipers at St. Patrick's cathedral will pray this year under a spruced-up ceiling p.IJL Admission is free. Ti)e public. is welcome. Lutheran Confab Set cleansed of nearly a century The Rev. Paul Rome is, of grime, lampblack and lint. pastor of Lutheran Church of The 90-year-old landmark's the Master, Corona del Mar. towering, vaulted ceiling has and the congregation's lay been vacuumed, painted and delegate, Elmer Rathman, repaired over the last nine will attend the Twelfth Annual months with the aid of six Convention of the Pacific miles of steel·tube scaffolding. Southwest Synod of t h e -PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 2987 Mffa Verde Drive, Costa Mue, Cellf. .bdrow C. AMenoa. p...., lldMtrd Joc"'°9, • ...,. FOUR EASTER FESTIVAL SERVICES 8:00 • 9:00 -10:00 and 11:00 A.M. Pastor Anderson will prNch on the theme ''Come Alive''. Special Anthems, organ, pleno and trumpet at all Mrvices. Nursery care. EVERYONE WELCOME! The scaffolding was erected Lutheran Church in America, to shore up the cathedral on to be held at the Los Angeles Fifth Avenue against the International Hotel Thursday shocks of nearby construction. through next Sunday. -W·hile--it-was up,-offieials-of---More-than-7.00.ministers .. ~~djj=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~--the Archdiocese of New York lay delegates will repreSent -j decided to use it for the the 255 congregations and $800,000 restoration project. 126,000 baptized members who Workmen removed up to two-reside in ealifornia, Arizona. Inches of soot and dust, much Nevada, Hawaii and Utah. The of it attributed to the deposits theme for the convention is of countless candles. "All in God's Family." NEWPORT IEACH·ST JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209 VICI Lido. 17141 675-0210 John P. Ashey II, Rector SATURDAY SERVICES 4:00 p.m . Baptism$ & Admission to Holy Communion I 0:)0 p.m. Li9htin9 of New Fire ·and I st Choral Eucharist of Easter EASTER SUNDl Y * 7:00 a.m.-Feltivel Choral Eucharist & Sermon * 9:00 a.m.-Festivel Choral Eucharist & Sermon 'I I :00 1.m.-Fest ivel Choral Eucharist & Sermon 4:00 p.m.-Childr ens Easter Service •Child Care Provided REJOICE IN CHRIST'S VICTORY EASTER SUNRISE • 6:30 AM (Outside) EASTER BREAKFAST· 7:30 AM . • EASTER FESTIVALS-8:30 & 11 AM GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 33501 Stonehltl Drive D1n1 Point Don1ld P. Blnkson, P11tor STEREO SOUNDS OF. T:HE HARBOR • '' I -. -~-, .J I SatL<day, A,.11 21., 197) DAILY PfLOT J J . a ing LA Bids for Victory_ No. 3 Tonight ' ' • i I OAKLAND IAPl -The Golden St le Milwaukee did not cootrol the who fouled ou\ 'l1loinda3 nlgbt lllter ocor- Warrlors found the $33 round frip 1>acl\boards like the Lalters' Wilt ing 29 points. --, fare to Los Angeles no bargain. Chamberlain has so far in this series. An orfensive charging call aeot BarTy ll'hey lost twc;> frustrating games to the Wilt bas 55 rebounds, including 30 from the game with 2:04 left. He ended Los Angeles Laker» defending cbam-Thursday nlgbt. up Hat on his back oo the play end said pffnia of the National Basketball Associa-''.That's "·hat 11m n.'lid to do isn't il?" later, "I can't believe Jt." 'lion end are unCler pr ~sure. go.ingJnto1 ________ ~ ________ Coacll..A1 AWes~wbaLbc Ifie lhird g~meol ·the best-of-seven On TV T-•-Jat tho\lght. of°'!' foul call, t"id'-'"WWyou ~r •ies. ......_. pay the fine lf I Jll!Wer?' ."We iAln Saturday night and we 're C'hanta.el 5 •t 8 Tbe Warriors will have a sellout home right back io the fight," aaid Rick Barry. crowd on their ·side toolght It the the Wqrrlors' forward who was incensed the big man said. "But our defense won Oakland Coliseum Arena. The . fourth at ihe end of Thursday night's game, won it." game is scheduled here Monday night, by the Lakers 104-93. The Golden Staters, Who were ahead The taken' erry i!it, as usu The Warriors were behind Milwaukee during the second halves of each gaine at playing his best ball in the playoffs. He 2-1 in the first round of the playotB•and Los Angeles, thought the Lakers should won the opener with a last-minute shot woo three straight games to advance to have given the ref~ sortll credit, too. and scored 36 points Tbursd.aY. Diehl the .. Western Conference championship "Every time we tUrnea around, the Forward Jim McMillian ofl.os Angeles series. Lakers were shooting a free throw. It is the leading scorer, .. lhougb, with 58 But 7-foot-2 Kareem Abdul Jabbar of changed the momentum." said Barry, points in the two game!. SPORTS T our1iey of Champions Trevino · in Lead; Nicklaus I Back RANCHO LA COSTA (AP) -Lee Trevino stalked through blustery winds, moved past faltering Jim Colbert wilh a one-under-par 71 and assumed the second-round lead Friday in the $200,000 MONY-Tourna:ment of Champions. to hit a three-wood second shot where Thursday he used. an eight iron. He pumped a wood within eight feet of the pin and made the putt for a birdie. His other came on the loog 16th where a beautiful three-iron shot left him a t~ loot putt. He played the last two holes poorly, however. ' Ex-area Star Shapard Stops 1 Anteaters, 2-0 Trevino, who ranks a victory in this tournament among his prime career 'goals, had a 36-hole total of 139, five under par on the 7,114-yard La Costa Country Club course. He held a shaky one-stroke lead over favored Jack Nicklaus and big J.C. Snead, tied at 140. Nicklaus managed another 70 despite erratic play while Snead, runner-up in the Masters, posted a four-under-par 68. One stroke farther behind at 141 were Arnold Piilmer and Australian Bruce Crampton. Crampton had a 68 and Palmer, a three-time champion of this tournam('Jlt that brings together the wiri- ners of pro tour events for the last U moolhs, struggled to a 71. He drove into the right rotJgb oo the P.il)'-five 17th, put_ his nen into the left rough; his next in a sand trap and even- tually made bogey si.1. · "The gallery saved me on 18," Trevino said. "If I hadn'.t hit some people .I - bably would have gone out of bounds." He was short in two, chipped to three feet and made the putt that retained his lead.. "I just didn't play very well," said Nicklaus. ! I By HOWARD L. HANDY Of tlll Dally Piiot Stiff Southpaw Steve Shapard, a former ~ Laguna Beach High and Saddleback College star, became the first pitcher to f shutoot UC Irvine this year in 36 games Friday afternoon as the San Diego State University Aztecs defeated I h e r Anteaters, 2--0, on the UCI campus field. I Shapard and UCI ace Jerry Maras 1 hooked up in a tight pitching duel for sev~ innings before_ the Aztecs brOke a COMeCutive scoreless string for the Anteaters' rnoundsmao in the eighth. Ma,,.. had pitched 3.'I 2-3 tnnlngs of scoreless baseball against UCLA, use. UN (Las Vegas) and the Aztecs before San Diego State scored with two out in the eighth. Shapard, a relief specialist for the Aztecs last year and used only sparingly this season for the team that posted its 27th victory against 18 defeats, was in command all the way until the -ninth when he needed relief help from Bill deLorimler to get the final two outs. The two teams play a doubleheader-in San Diego today with Tom Dodd (t-0) and Ray Humphries (7-1) going for the u~ nine. . VC: ll'ViM (I) Mrlt~ atirltrbi Molln1, cf l O I 'O Pef'el'nel, 1)1' 0 Q 0 0 a1Yt1anc1. 2b ' o 1 o Lyons, 3b l <1 o 11 Sl\f9Y, c 4 0 0 0 H111Mf1, » l 0 0 O Mlllnoff, lb l 0 l 0 Brid;es. rl 2 a o o Colbert, the fi.rst--round leader, blew 10 strokes higher with a 76 and was three behind Trevino at 142. _ Masters champion Tommy Aaron con- tinued to have his difficulties. He had a 73 and W3$ nine beck at 148. Trevino, the current British Open champion and the winner of two titles already this year, had only two birdies in the tricky winds that shifted twice by 180 ~es: "'[~played 18 holes into the wind ," Trevino said. On the 435-yard 10th ·hole, Trevino had SKond round leaders In Taur,,,.m.-.1 of Chln111ion1: Lee Trevino J. c. $j'INd Jae-Nl!;_klaus Arnold Pllmtr Br~ Cranuiton Bert Yancirv Jfm Colbert Homero Blancas 8oti Dlcbon .,. Cnl Cl\! Rodrlo11tz Deane ~n Rod FlfflStlh Dou<! Slndllll Georpe Knudson Oewlll WNVllf Jim Jaml-Grlel' Jones Bobb¥ MJtchell L&nny Wadklnl Gav Brewer Johll Schltt He birdied three of the par fives, ran in a 00-foot putt for a deuce but had two bogeys when the wind was at its worst. McCovey_!Jlast Leads Giants Past LA, 7-3 - LOS ANGELES (AP) -Willie MC. Covey blasted a two-run homer and Chris Speier hammered four singles to lead a Is.hit San Francisco attack as the Giants won their fifth straight game Fri- day night with a 7-3 whipping of Los Angeles. AfcCovey drove in three runs and Gary Matthews tripled borne two others to Dodger• Slate A• Gllllft 1111 ICPI 1 ... 1 A.Dr. '1 Sin Fr•nclsco •I Los AnDeles Apr. 22 Sin FrwoclllCO al Los Angel" Al)f'. 24 ~ Anolle$ 11 $1. Louis Apr. li Los A~ 11 St. Louis •:SS p,m. 1:55 p,m. S:'li p.m. J;2J p.m. Schlrll.pr GGOGMlra .. p l<IOC -li----SplMl.-lt -1 •• ·--lot.i---27-0 l ·-Scare ~' 11111"'91 David Gr1t1am Jerrv Ht'ard Tommy Mron BUCldV A!l!n -Broce °"Un Ml~t' Hill back the five-hit pitching of Juan Marichal, 3-t. It was the 37th time in his career that he defeated the Dodgers. 'l\vo o! the Dodgers' nms were ·the result of home runs, by WiUie Davis his third in two games, and Joe Fergijson. Both came with the bases empty. SI" Dleoo Stlll UC Irvine • ' ' • ' • Bob Lunn Johnnv Mllltr Lau Gr1n1m Bob Sloaw Okf,qhoma Praised Coll~ge Offered Owens $,l (),000 to Play F oothall TULSA (AP) -Steve Owellll" • Heis-· become disiliusiooed about the school and man Trophy winner· at the Upiversity of . about people. I didn't want to go to these Oklahoma now with the·JX'Ofessiooal-De=-scfiOOls in the firitP lace." troit l.J.ons, SAY~ he was offered $1~·~.by Owens had only high praise for one college to sign wheo he was finishing his high achool loOthall days. Oklahoma. 'lhe hard-nmning back maQe the com-He said he went to Oklahoma "looking ment in the wake of recruiting ir-at my long-range goals and I knew if I regu1arlties that has cost his alma mater did well at OU, I could go on to pro foot- two players for next Sf?a50ll, an ~ssistant ball. In all honesty, all I ever received coech who resigned and forfeit\ll'e of from OU was a scholarship and a chance eight ot Jut teaSOll'S victories. to play football." "I Wis offered j!i;OOO--<ash-il-1-woul The ·recruiting violation al-Oklahoma sign with jhls !"'" school and another caught him by complete surprise. school dwblc;d the offer to $10,0001" "Honestly, I've always thought it "'as owens said ;l'bursday night before speak-the cleanest program I've hean! of. It's ina: at a Fellowship ol Quistian Albletes just unfortunate: I can't cbndme it, but at Oral Roberts University. sometimes it's very unfortunate." The Giants took a 1-0 lead in the second but Ferguson's homer in the bottom or the second brjefly tied it. '.J1le Giants then webt in front to stay 'v1th three unearned runs in the third, the result of an error on shortstop Bill Russell. That let in one run and opened the gates for two more when Mat~ws followed two more when Matthews followed with his triple. The Dodgers, now trailing the first place Giants by 5% games, send Don Sut- ton (0.2) against San Frandaco's Rm Bryant (2-0) tooight at 7, ~ PllANCISCO fn LOS ANOIELIES (JI --H Fu.rites, 2b ....... h Mcf:qyft'f, lb .._,,, .. 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She's shown chewing tobacco-just like Nellie did most of the time when he 'played for the Chicago \Vhite Sox. Melwn's Bat Sizzles; Oakland Rallie8 Melton slammed his f home run in four games, singled and doubled and dtove in five runs as the Olicago \Vhlte Sox routed the Kansas Qty Royals, 16-2, Friday night in American League baseball action. Melton's homer highlighted a five-run secood inning, boosting the White Sox to an 8-0 lead. Ex.Oiler Stars CLEVELAND -Former Huntington Beach High star Jack Brohamer snapped a disastrou.E hitting slump with two singles · Friday night, helping t h e Cleveland Indians to a ~2 victory over the Boston Red Sox in an American League baseball game. Brohamer, the Indians' seco nd baseman, entered the game with only one hit in 21 appearances at the plate -a .043 batting average. Rosewall Wins CHARLOTl'E, N.C. iAP) -Top-seed· ed Ken Rosewall, the defending 1cham- pioo, def..llod eighui-seeded Tom Gorman, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 to advance Friday into the semifinals of ti)< IS0,000 North The 33-year-old Australian veteran will face Roscoe Tann~r in one of today's semifinal s at the Olde Provindertce Rac- quet and Swim Club. The other matches_ Arthur Ashe and Mark Cox. Evert Wins ST-PETERSBURG, Fla. -Fourtl>- seeded Helga Mastlloli was upset 1-', 7·5, 7-5 Friday by Martina Navratilova in the quarfJ!rilnalJ of the $20,000 St. Ptlers- hurg Mastera temi. tournament. Chris Evert oootinued her mastery ol the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association's women's tour as she advanced with a &-21 6-2 victory over MariJka Schaar of Tbe Netherlands. And, second-seeded Evonne Goolagong of Australia Cl'IJ.'lhed Patti Hogan, 6-2, 6- 1. King Upset .-: . . . ·- OAKLAND (AP) -Billy Conigliaro doubled home the winning run with~one out in the. nineth inning. lifting : the Oakland A's to 'a 4-3 triumph over the California Angels FridRy night. ~ Gene Tenaoe opened the rally with a single., off call!ornia starU!r Cylde Wright, 0-3. Bill Ncrth, pihch-running for · . Angels Slate All Ga-•R KM~C 171fl ADI'. 21 C•Ulornl1 11 Oe-1.nd l :?S •. m. Apr. 22 Cat\f(N"nle 11 0.klalld l·ZS 1 l'h fl.fW. 2J Ca1 1om11 11 01~lana 1:l1 ~in'. ' _•:_"c_· 'c.'..:':::":c"-='=-'=:'..:':::":;:"~:;":;:'•:_ __ ..:;"""'-'o:·m:;:-, Tenace, moved to second base osi a 1 sacrifice by Ray Fo~ and then ceme home as O>nigliaro doubled orf relie\Ter I Dave Sells.· 1 Joe Rudi had hit a h001e run in the-bot-I tom of the eighth inning to tie the game at 3·3 ror Oakland. Ken Holtunan, 2-1, went the route for the A's with a six~hltter. ::: .. 1 The Angels had taken a 1-0 lead m=-tbe . fifth when first basetn3n Bob Olfvtr JACKSONVIIJ.E, Fla. W e n d y_ slam~ a home run to center field . And Overton recorded what she said was -the~t~ added-a run In the shcth. -;-• ·biggest victory of her career Friday! ~ Wriglit gave up a twt>run roui\jl- beating Billie Jean King I~ 7-' H in tr\pPer to Sal Bando in the home half.~r the $25,000 Greater JacksOOvill~ tennis ~ six:~h to tie the score. Bando's boitit. tournament. thi8: third of the year, 1''8S bit to tight , field, • • · 1 • °"""'• Who said !!" never coosidered =.. ~ offers, did Dot identily the 'Ibo 15,000 oller ha)! a unique cl!er oo deli....,., he said. . "'lbe oehool told me if l WQlld oign, they'd ~ .. an airplane drop I~ al• the Miami altpott in a package and I could drive out and pick it up there," be aaid. Bradley-Sparks New Yor~" 98-91 ~ Stania! then bagged his nm """8 ; run of the year in the seventh-a sbbt.to Jell field -giving the Halos a 3-2 lelL. ~ two teams resume play tocfai~t. 1 :~ with the An,i!els' Bill Singer ~) racing Oakland's \'idJ Blue (1-0J. ::, And caab """'t the only type offer pe saya he had. "I wu offered cars, wardrobes, free fraten>l!Y dues, ~ name It. R""1!Y, a kid In ,my ott\Jatl..,, comin/! from a large laml!y, 11-wu-tian! to tuht down, "r feel oorry for all the high school ~ who bave to go throogh this. The rocrulten make it awfully-enUcing. 4'1n my Cftle, l ·knew where 1 wanted to JO to --~ lmew f didn't Wll\I to be • boUP player. IJ you !Wt the olfer and if ,... doll'! perform, the scboola may not -t lo u .. up to their ead ·lllCI tbty• could malre It rouih on you. And ""''d .. BOSTON (AP) -The New Yori< Bradley ignited the surge with a loog Knicks shook off a Boston comeback on set shot. Then, after Walt Fruier scored the sharp shooting of BW Bradley early on a driving layup, Bradley hit on a loog' in ,the final period and went oo to defeat jumper and fbllowed with a basket from the Celtics 98-91 Friday night and take a i-1 leod in their liest-ol·sev<n National the comer. l!OkNbell Anoclatton Eastern Goo-Phil Jae-hiked the ....-. lo 91·71 -'-final&. illtb a_>OI sbot with )esS than 811 minutes The f<lW1h game of tbe playoll serl~ remaining. will be ployed Jn New York SUnday. The cloaest the Celtics could draw The Celtics .rallied lrom a a.point alter the Kllicka ~ ou!hUnt waa deficit end clooed to within ~-pilints, atven pgjDts. , 8t·7', on a lcq shot by Doo Nellon I!! the_ New Ycri', which Jost Bradley on louls oP"ling eeconds of the lourlb period. . .with nearly four mhtutio left, broke The Kllicka, i-....,., q u I ck I y •"*Y In the oeoood period. remuiied and nailed down tho 'rictcfY 'Ibo Jead WU exchanged I dooen Ume1 .nili a ·11111 oi-10 poloti. with the....-. tied five thnel before the • Knicks edged into a ~27 lead al the end of the f!rit period. Boston's shooting Wa9; cold in lhc sec- ood quarter and the Celts hit on only ..... of 23 noor attempts as the Knlcks spurted to a SM8 advantage a\ halftime. The Celtics cutJnto tho -10\icks lead behind Dave Cowens and John. Havlicek in the thin! period and then pulled within two polnls at the outset or the final Ql!!!rler be!°"' the Knlcks ·opened. up again. Frazier Jed New York's balanced scor- ing with 23 points. WUlla Reed hod 18, Dave DeBusachere t7, Bradley 15 and -Earl Monroe 11. , ' Hav licek was high for Boston with 2t points -two more than Cowens. Jo J<> While. blanked in ~ aecond period, finished wtlh ~ points for the Celtics. Ntw Yft ltJll • ••'-" (Ill Srldll'f 0"""' Fr1dtr 0 p T 1 1·2 11 CNl\l'f • l·I 11 C~ I l-4 n Havllc:1k ' f.O I Ntlwo O 0.0 O S1MMr1 • J..l !1 Siias _,. Cetl,.,,.l• OM:-.i : • .; • ai.t~rlN .. ,.-.~ Alomlr, 2b ' I I 0 Carn1111ri\, ti ' t 1~ • V11tntlne, " ' O 1 o M.tneu•t, 1111 " I 4 I Howl!'d, ti ) 0 0 ! Rud!, II • 2 I 1 R~,df'l lOOOJ1c;Uon, rf 4111 011-, 1~ J I I 1 Mc:Nr1n~, lb ' I 1 2 Slal\IOI\, rt 4 I 1 ! ll'lll«, )b J I 1 O 8tn1'. cf ! o 1 o Nor!h, Pf' e 1 • I G111.,....,,)bJOQGl"ciue.t lfl tl TortJGrtl c J 0 l G Conti!-. cf ' G '2 I c. Wr111r. p o o o o o. 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Cll!ml1>9 .ill •tH· 1"11"" S2'0CI. A.l'>d't't DI.Id !J. 11t11Tl 11.IO f.00 1.IO G1-J~ (It, Tl.n.t) ~.«I 3..40 It.,.,., (G. ~l J.20 TlrN -,,OW/I lloiM Ractd -A.llJfrW"ll C!lltf, l r..S1 Antrnaon. ~H'OdMur" DW\I., Ml~. Worftl MHll!. $U1lc.Md -Ud, t.ltHI Ml• C-.... " l•acl.i )..-,,.,.,.. OW lflf ...0.IM JKll Hid t l76A. s. ....... """ 21. 197~ ·• ' • > Anteaters Nine May Host NCAA R egional Playoffs UC Irvine's baseball team is flying high these days -and rightfully so. ,. 1be Anteaters have been rated No. l in M l--t~ttron the college level (NCAA and _N.AL-\}, replacing last year's NCAA champ- ion from Florida Southern by a single point. O.llr Pl .. ! Plwlltl llr I.ff PlY"" Wlth the end of the regular season in sight, it is always a wait-and-see game to deter· mine if UCI get an invitatioo lo participate in the NCAA Western Regional tournament. The Anteaters have IO games to play and HO\VA RIJ HANDY must be completed before May 28. Thi!: means two weekends are optional for stag· ing the tourney prior to going to the Spring· field college division-world series. * * * lneldenlally, the UCI baseball team IJ aow one of !11 college ranked squads belng rad· ed with ualvenlty teams In NCAA 1tatbtlct. Jerry )fiiru II undoubtedly one of lbe top burlers ln tbe country with bb present ree- ord. A year ago, Jeff '*1allnoff would hive bten second In the nation In rbl totall If a similar 1ltuation would have ullted. He had 65 for the year. Ironically, be doesn't lead the team thll year 1 in that department. Rod . Spence, • sophomore outrielder from San Diego, II ahead of him and could eclipse Jeff'1 single season total record of last campaign. * * * Soulhem California College is moving GOLDEN WEST'S ROD BROWN TAKES THROW AS MIKE PAGNOTTA SLIDES IN SAF ELY AT SECOND along toward ·completion of the tra~k and field facilities and also the baseball diamond backstop but things aren't going fast enough for athletic director Paul Peak. Rustlers Fall; a-o, To Falcons By HANK WESCH Of .. OtllY '"" •t•ff NORWALK-Kboondoggle, according to Webster, is a Um.wasting activity. And that}s ~ exactly what Friday's opening game in the best-Of-three series for the Casey S t e n I> e I tournament baseball title tw:Ded ouJ to l!e !or Golden West College, al Cerritoa. • ·een:itos College lefthaoder Dan Boone held-·QOJden West- hitless for the first eight in- nings, then settled for a two-ti:· hitter and a 3-0 victory. The two teams play the se- con'd game ot the cham- pionship series today at 10:30, with Golden West needing a victory to force a 2:30 p.m. ti· Ue decider. Golden West was scheduled to pitch freshman P a l Espinoza in the first game to- day. Boone. short, spindly, but with a wicked curve ball, had things all his ~ay Friday. The little left-hander faced a regulation 24 batters through the first eight innings, with on- ly a tbird·lnnin& error. which allowed Golden West's Scott or their losses, only two have · been against college division teams. The overall mark is 2.S-11 at the present time. "We have applied to host the regional tournament," coach Gary Ad1uns says. "We told them (the NCAA committee) we would like to have the tournament at UCI if we are selected to participate." Are the chances good that this will hap- pen'? "I really can't say right now. In the CCAA for e:r.ample, three teams are involved in a struggle for the championship and if Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo} is the winner, it may be difficult for us to get the tournament here,'' Adams says. Adams' reasoning is that it has been held at Cal State (Northridge) the past two years and that Puget Sound of Washington and the Far Western Conference champion are both fro m the north. And San Luis Obispo is some 200 miles north. AU participating teams must be selected by May 14 and the regional tournament "\Ve lack the necessary· money to com~ plete these projects," he says. "We have the poles in for the baseball backstop but have to waj! until we have more money to tie them 'ftlgether and finish t~ job. "\l.'e also want to bring in the infield dirt as soon as possible," Paul says. Incidentally, the Vanguards diamond will be a pitcher's park. Most diamonds are set with the backstop to the west. At SoCal Col· lege, it will be on the northeast corner of the field with the prevailing wind .aiding the pitchers. not the hitters. Forms are being readied for concrete pouring of field event bases and the track curbing will soon be put in place. The SoCal spring soc<:er team is not only undefeated on the field but bas yet to have a goal scored against it. They are progessing well at SoCal College even though Peak is ftOmewhat disappointed in the speed of the prOjects. ' Barons Seek Coast Rangers Host . UCLA Soccer Club Spike Title At Riv erside The Coast Rangers soccer team "''ill host the UCLA Storer wasn't sure which ones would be on hand . Fountai n Valley H i g h ' s recreational club squad on the varsity track team seeks the UC Irvine field this afternoon title which it narrowly missed at 3 to culminate a last .season in the Riverside tripleheader program with the Spike-0-Rama tonight a t Bill Ashcroft perpetual trophy Riverside. going to the winner. Competition·in the pole vault Action starts at noon · with begins at 5 o'clock, with the the A YSO All-stars facing the track preliminaries scheduled Pacific Soccer League All- to start at 6 and finals at 7:30. 1 stars for the Alan Young Fountain Valley's Barons perpetual trophy. The se ries has been tn vogue the past nine years with each team having three wins, three losses and three ties. The Rangers won a year ago, 2-1, and retain possession of the Ashcroft trophy at the preient time. Admissioii to th e tripleheader is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Children under 16 will be ad- mitted free. Wilson to keep from marring SCOTT the performance. WILSON CRADLES THROW AS CERRITOS RUNNER TAKES SECOND finished second last year when At 1:30. it wtll be UC Irvine Otey were nipped in the final and Cal State (Fullerton) event, the mile relay by North playi ng for the Bull and Bush Riverside the meet wiMer. perpetual trophy, followed by The two teams could stage a the feature attraction. All-Star HRs Golden West third base man Tony Cresci ended the ninth inning suspense q u i c k I y . however, picking on the fir st pitch and lining it to left field for a solid single. One out later pinch hitter \Viii ti1acartney lined a single to right and both runners mov- ed up on a bunt by Rod Brown, but Boone got Mike Dodd to line out to end the threat and the game. Golden West pitcher Craig Lundgren allowed eight hits, and was touched up for two runs in the fourth and one run in the eighth iMing. Cerritos parlayed an error, "'alk and two successive hits for two runs in the fourth. Then Falcons third baseman Jerry Maddox came around in the ninth on a triple to center field and a throwing error. EXCept for he final inning threat, Golden West's onl y bright spot wa s the play of Brown at second base. The freshman turned in f o u r brilliant plays, ranging wide to throw out two runners, and spearing two line drives to take &\li'8Y base hits. BrOWfl, 2tt ..... ' 9alde11 Weil (I) .. . • • . ' W. Mlc1rtney, cf Calli..-, II Ptl.,IOll, lb S111rk1, CrtKI, 3b Wiison, i• Blaktlt'/, pl'I l wflt19rt<'I. i:> P, M1c1rtnev. "" Tol1l1 ' ' ' . l • , . l • ' 0 ' ' ' ~ • • • • CerrllM Cll •• ' ' ' . ' • • . ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' . Devldson. 111 Smith. ti Ml(klo11, lt> Horlotl, 1h Pa~notta. tf lhom01(ltl. " P1sl1l11' < C11s.tr11. SI BOOM, P Tot1l1 » ' Sc-by !1111in91 • .. .. OOH! 000 10) Ola-3 ' •• 0 • • • ' • ' ' • 0 • • ' 0 0 • 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" ' 0 ' ' ' • ' ' • • ' . ' . . ' • ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' • ' Toda y's TV Sc.hedule Mesa Tourney Calendar repeat of that fini sh, but 20 The Rangers have three WASHINGTON:;-Only four other schools will also be players who have been .with men in All-Star baseball game vying for the title. the team for the past 10 years history have hit two home Monday (Ai:ir. ni Fountain Valley coach Stan including their leading scorer runs the same day. 'lbe homer , -c3~1a;r,b•ll -Miter oei •I s1. Paul Clark feels the mile relay Colin West Ea~ o 5 utslahndingd elite Includes the late Arky l tnn11 ..... uc 1rvlttt 11 san 0 1• could be Uie key event again defensemen r1c mit an Vaughan, Ted Williams, Al Slit• 12,301. this season and although North Glen James. &Jen and most recenUy T enni,s Results COSTA Mes• TOURNAMENT .VAlllSITY SINOLES CHAMPIONSHIP SEMIPIHALS F1lt•r~lr tUnlVlfl!IVI ffl. AshlOl'I (Bven• P•r~) 6'~. 6'1. Parlier (Lowtll) def. Htma5t kl tM1rln•l 6·3, 11-0. '"""I• Parker dd. Faltermtlr 7.5, 6·2. flllnl Pll CI HllTllUlkl dt!. A,nron 1-4, 6-(1. cort1111111111 s1m1n1111, Groo (L1 Oulnl1) dl'I. Mani.on !Marin•) 6·t, 6'). Hollltletd (Magnolia) won bf default. l'ln111 Hollllltld Gel, Grap 6·4, W . VARSITY DOUILIS cn1mplon1111p StmlPln•I• A.ove·Sa ... ay• (Esl1ntl•l d •I . Brtnner·Ft1!1rmelr (Unlveriltvl 7.4, 1· '· !'l uck-Cr~wlord !El Ooradol de1. Mvlrvan·Thornpson CCo.t.i Me11) 6'3. 6' •• Pln•ll Rave·SIW•Y• de1. 8L1Ck-Cr1wtord "'· H Thlnl PltCI ll re11ner·F11!1rmt lr def. M11lrr111- Tl!Ompl0fl '"'· /t--1, C11111tl1llon St1"111nt11 Clu!ng-WIJson lBven1 Pll'kl won by d•l•wll. Wlllcock·H1rdtm1n (Garden Grovel di!. Oll·Yln (Slddleblck) 6'1, 6'2. (lftU(allOll fll11111 Ch•no·Wlli.on dtl. Wlllcock-H1rdtlm1n 11-1, 6'1. MOVICI!' StHOL!'S Pint Jl-4 Oiler (L11tr1 I Otf. llr_.ison ICM) 11-0, 6-(1. Ztck (Mar) dl'I, Pound• (M.ig) 11-2, ll- 3·Nlslr1l1 (K1nl\IClrJ def. LallnGI (Htll 11-~~·n !HBl <Ill. C1rl1r ($114-4, 6--L Hlllt ILQ) def. Gtnzltr {CM 6.0, 6'1. Cook Mer) cllf, H11ton (1!'11) '-3• ... !iWHotV (Mllr) dl'f. Shvrock (El Dor) Hfo~il (Ken) d1P. Wiicher !M1r) 1-5, - '-~e11kln1 (Miii!) Gel. Vin V1k1!11 (HBI H~,f~lan (CM) dll, H1trlmtn (NH) 7~r!'1~i CHB) del. De Vrlnt (S ii l 6-3, ••• Secllld lltound 01l1r (Lotr1) def. 21ck (Mar) 6-l!, 6· 1'HeW)"lns !Mtrl def. Rlct \NHl 6-l!, 6- l.Hl1r. ILO\ def. CCll!ltn (HB ) e-1, 6.0. Ca~ !Mtr def. Jtllllit flr:en) 6·1. 6-1. Santo (Lowell) dl l. 5.,....,,., (M1r) 1. 6' J~sttHB ) dtl. Krlkorltn (CMI 11-0, '-1• Ch1mpl011ll'll1 0111n.rfl11tl1 Hiiie /LI Olllnt1) de!, MtwlllM lM~rlntJ .,J, 6'1, S1nto (LowtHI dff, Coal!: (Mtrlnll .. 1. , .. , , ... p_..i1 {lt•.,ntdf) 11'4. Oreb! (Hun. lll'IOtOI" 8etchl 7~ .. ,. 0,1er (Lotrt) def, Ml1tnil1 flt.,._ "tely) 7.5, a-o. Stml"11111 01ltf dtl. Hiiie ..:!, l""- S•n!o dfl, Powell 7.5, 6-4. ,1n.i11 01!tl" dfl. 5111!0 "'3, "°· Third ,ltc1 ttllte del. Powell .. 1 • ...._ COlllOltllOll Qprtlf'fl111t1 !rownton ICotl<I Miii) dtl. ltlltlf' (El Oor adol 6--2. '"3. He1to11 IE1!1ncl1 l dtl. $h't'rotk !El Oor1dol w. 6•1. Wlt(l\tr (M1rlnaJ <111; Hlrtl'ftln !Na-...pori Mtt borl W. ..0. 11ml"Nlt HHIOfl dtl. llrownNn 7-6, .. ,. Wl1<11tr Cllf, OINltl" !Cotlt Mttl) " 4, •• ,, • •'-tll HOiion def, Wlld!lr M. J.J, NOVICI poUILI• 'I"' JlwN IDPfl'\Oft•.Zecll (~) fotf... Ml"$kf !NM) Oen!11t·P'rltll (L0tr•I def ltvllvt•lk (UI -'· H . Chlmolon1lllP s1m!fln•ll Mllft-Baudln fB\11111 Park) def. Wintro\>.Hc (L11<1r11t 6-J, 7 ... Dannls.Frellv ILoaro11l d•f. West·Kerr (Mo11rln1t) 6--3, 7.5, 1'111111 M!les·Saudln del. 011nnl1-Fre11v 11-1. 6· •• T hird l"l1c• Wnt-Kerr def. Wln!rcb-Ho 6·l, 1·6, 6- TUIK!IV IAi>r. 14) R' 'd h I ked f ' [ I aa~eb•ll _ Los AlamUo! 11 CorOl'll 1vers1 e as c oc a as er This trio o .ve eran stars Willie McCovey, who turned g~1$11MaM,,~·~~ ~~~:O..~' EE1111~·~t time, the Fountain Valley has been the backbone of the the trick in the 1969 claaalc. Foun!aln ll'•ll•Y· A,,•l'lelm ., HUii-quartet or Rick Case, Richard Rangers squad thi s season";:============ tl1111\on Beach. Marine 1t W"tem. B M d J h h p ' • '" Lwr• 11 NfWllll'I M•rtior. !t•n•• Lenga , ruce oore an o n along wit ete n1 i I t o n , An• at w e11roWtM, L • e 1o1 n • Sayles have shown steady im-ti1anolo Sandoval, Tom Mor-CALYPSO ~~\\\:'.", Beacn 11 Br11. Ml$slon Vl•i• " 1(11~11. ~., c1e"""1' ., Tutti., au 11 provemenl. rison and Burt Burns. S1M<t1tw T• s1111r 111 ""'" 3:!}), Un!versltr vs SaddllblCk ;tt Len · top hr k (7141 '4"7011 Memorial P•rk (7 11.m .), C•rrll!lf •I ga IS a l eat to la e The Rangers are coached by - Orenqe cwsr ColllQI, LA Hirt.of' 11 lhe I h d~ h'I Sa I · Cllypse S•lllllt A-Ill• Golden w"'' :;ou1nWfttO!fll •t Sad-ow ur ~s w I e Yes in George HarriSIOn. •'f4_.. c11 "'' dl~:..t~k. UC lrvlne at Lorola la!! II the middle distances and case UCLA's team will have a 11.1• Pit' IMl11r/llllf flY 2:301. P1d flc Chrlsll1n •' SoullMlrn N•WlllN e ....... conSOl•ll~ semllln•I• C•llfcrnla Coll~~ <JJ. -in the sprints are also JX>ten-few members of tJ:1e NCAA • M•rl11a Del •ay S~a~k.5oG1,mn•r~n (HYn1IOQICll) def. Tr11ck -Mater ~I, L~ ...... Beath II t1'al wm' ners [or Fountain f' I' t B In ., . th !714) ,4,·7100 ,, 1. Jordl'f!·M'nike (Nt.,.l!Ort Harbor) 6.() 6• St. Paul lnvittllonal j5 rJl·m~, Dane tna lS rll S Vars! y tn e !1UI tu-WI o. ' ' ~11,,",~"~::~·~",_"~'::"~"-''_'_·_" __ """' __ '_'_~V~a~ll~e~y~. __________ _::li~n~e~u~p-•~l~t~ho~u~gh~~coo:"'.~c~h'...':De~n~ru~·s'.'!,============:l How•t·Polll1rd 1u.,1ver1lty) wen by ___?~e., ••1 fl :30). del1un. Fl111t1 Howll·Polllard def. Sl'ltnks-Gunnarion .. 1. 6·l. FROSH SINGLES Flrt.I ROllnd Ad9n (Uldef. WlllJ.>m• (CM) 6·1, 6·1. Aguloo c QJ det. lnc:h (MarJ 6·1 6-4. Rupv (EST) def. Mtlr:IV (CMI i..116·2. K1hr1 (El Dor) def. A.. Porter E$1) Baseball Standings 6-2. 6-0. Troutv lCM) d11f. Muk11l !NH) 6·2, 6· •• Mcetr• (l...owllU d1J. Perntyn•kl ICMl 6--1, 6.(). Bran11lno CM•rl der. Bonning !E1I) 6· ., &.?. Johnson (WMl dtl. CtperJ (CM> 6.(j, •• Rubert (NH) dll. Kllktr !El Dorl U , 6-3. w. •• Stct1nd RoullCI Ad!'n (Un() del. Aav.no !LQ) 6·l . 6·t A.lldy !Ettl dtl. Sro!Mrd !Uni) 6-3, " Kth,.. (El Dor) till. PrOUl't' ICMl 6-CI, ... . Moor• (Lowtlll' def. Brownlrio iMerl 1·5 '"3. Jo11n_, (WM) def. FOAerlv (E1tl U , H R11btn INH) Gel. Armtndar!z ICM)$- 4, &.?. T""'sl&ll (Un]) def. Wrl(ll'lf (CM) &.1 . •• Tsuchida (Marl def. G11rdner {(Ml 6-], 21 ..... Cl'l•mplonshlp Ou•rttrlln111 Ad!'n (Unl...ersUrl def. Ruby (E1•an· clel 11-L '-l. Mcetre {Lowell) del. l(ahrl (El Oontdol ""· 6-2. 6.(). Jc~n"ll!1 (We1Tm!n1Ter) d'I Rytien INtwPOf"ll 6--1, 6.0. Punltllll IUn!v1r11!y) de!. TYIVC"ldn (Mt rlnal 6·1. 6·4. Semlfln111 Ad!'n del. Mcetr• 31, 1-4, ir•. Johnson def. p.,n1!all 6·•· O·I. ,In•!• Johnson d•f. llde" 6·•· A·t. Third Pl.ice Pun•l~ll di!. Moore (no Karel COMOI•"°" 0111rlll"fln111 lncl't (M•rlNI dff. ! 'rah• rd {Unfvt l"$1tyl 6-3. H , &.1. G•rd!tef' (COiia Mewl dtf. Porler (E1ltnel•l &.!, 6'2. H6Wft (El Corado) dtl. FaterlY IEl!lf!Clel 6-3. .. 2. aottnlno ce 111nc111 def. Wrl9n1 (COlll MIMI} 7•S, 6-1. Stmlll11•l1 G11t'dnlt def. Inch W , "'· H-det, Bonning •.J. 6-0. ''n•I• Gtrdntr deof. HOWfl '"3, 1.s. . • I TEAM SCORINO l•-•11 blll1) • M1rln11 'll, Unfver1lty U, (pt.II M-16. EfllllClt 15, El Oor1clo 12, L.owll1 11, '"""" P1trk 10, L0tr1 10, L• 0\111111 ,, M1111 ... o11• 7. H\fflll119lon B"cn 6. Ktnflfllr •· W111m1n11er s._ NewPON H11b0r 4." Gardtn Grave l , Stcklleb-llek '· CQ].lege Gol f UC lrwlttt (UI 111) UC Sett~ Ill L1rn11 s111t1 l'I) W'(drt J lDl 71 dtf. SI~ 14, Sol 21~1 ISO! IO de!. 8r111dll'lf 11. ., Oertrd 111 II cltf, Cltn;t tl, M. ""'"ft) 77 d-4. ,,.......,...., ....... 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Ml f NAT IONAL LEAGUE East Division Pittsburgh Olicago New Yock Montreal Philadelphia St. Louis ' W L 7 I 7 4 6 5 . 5 5 4 6 ' 9 West Division San Francisco 12 4 CinclnnaU 10 4 Houston 7 8 Dodgers 6 9 San Diego 6 9 Atlanta 3 10 ,rlCl•Y't llnul11 Clncln11•tl ~ A1!1lll1 2 Mouiton 6, Sen 0 1'90 2 Sin Fr1nc:l1a1 7. DOff.n J Otl'l1r c111b• r'IOI KJ!ldulld Tod•r'• &IMH Pc( .875 .6.16 .545 .500 .400 .100 . .7SO .714 .467 .400 .400 .231 GB 11> 2~ 3 4 7 1 f~ 51> 5~ 7~ SI. LO\lh (CleYtllnd t-1) 11 Pl\11...Sl'lphlt (l.ono llof'~ 0-21 Monlr11I (Moore loCIJ fl Ntw York l1'11r11: ... 1.0) Pltl'lblif'9h llrllel t-11 11 C!tlCICIO IJl(lkln1 l·ll Alllntt loot.on 1·21 ti ClnclMllll fllllllf!Ohl1" ,., s.n Fr•M.IKo cerv•n• 2-tl 11 Dodgen cs~ 1>21 Sin O!"!O lltlrbV 1·2) •I Houston (WllMlfl 1>2.) . I Saturday, Aprll 21, 1973 DAILY PILDT J:t-:- PUBIJC N<mCE rueuc NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NO'l'ICE PUBLIC N<mCI: PUBIJC N<mCE PUBIJC NOTICE l'ICTITK>ln IUllMlll ITATIM•lfT 0, AIANDOWMINT 0 1' IP4 .. ICTmOUl IUllNIU NNI\• STATIMIN'T 'tCT"IOUS IUllMISS NOTICI 01' l'ICTITIOUS •USIMl'SS .. ' Ull OI" P+c'TITIOUS IUSINISS-NAM• SYNOl'las ... TML.AHN~..JI.~T -f&Nl'I" STAflMIHT T .... ~ .. "'*""It dolno 1>1111~ u.: ...... STATl~INT JtON·llSl"ONSlllLITT_ NM\I STAT•M•NT TM tollowl119 ,..._ !Ww •NllClorltd • oP --T .... fUl!ow!llQ Pfll'.atl 11 clOl119 Wlfn•n F, lHON.As GONZALIZ ANO AS$0-TN follow1119 ,.,_ I• dolllG M l.-. MOfltt 1. htr*t glwn llwl "'* """ Tnt follOWhlf ---...... 1Mf. ......... of ,.,. lkflt._ MlntM NIO'll INSUllANC• COMl'ANY 0 , TM• l'A(l,IC co,.n Ml CIATl!S, tollt hl'IWl•I COYe UM, ••: cltnl;ntel wOI "°' .,. rnPQMlblt for My -... Utaplt COMtl'\ldfon eamo.n~" ., 117.. FUii CofJOr•tt N•ine GENERAL IHOOSTlttAL UNIFOlt Hun!llMl!oll IMc'I\. C•Ufw11l• ~ TIENTlflP•1sas. 1?»0"" LOl'ltllO .,, or naitlnn. eontredM ~ .,,~ l'MOTO OECOk WllT. !fC: •• C..1t ""'' """•· ~.111 V•Uey, CA""' Ut ~ CMtw ~ ......... N......-t ..... ~ii.,..,.. RENTAL se•v•ce. IS7S C•tt Slrttt ... TilomM Ooni•lf1, trn12 '""°"1111 c1ru.. ~lafll V•ltly, C•llf. ttn. otfwr ltllft ,.,.,...., 'en " .,,.. "'" d•M. Hwy •• L~ llffdl, C•llt. taf,51 'TM~ Mine ,....,,... 90 ....... Hornt Qttlc:1 °''""'' CtllfONll.1.f'WJ , CO\t't L•11t ~-~. C..UlofMI T~ tweolcb Stnlth. lnr.I S..n Dated tllla lflfl 41Y ol April, ltJi. Doyle lo\. S,..,_,., IOSS V\I LArltltt. -flied In Or•• '°"'""' on MllCft .. y .. , ...... _...., 11, tm ltt'<l\r'OIWNfllflll lllCOl'W'.i.d. ~ • l~ Clrde, F-1•111 V•ll•Y· C•lll, ill!k ller"d lerfOllc IKG!ldldo, c.111; f1iO'l'T 1"'-TOO ) " Ott.. ) U ) I Ol't'T'li* towlt¥•Hll• a.-1y HU.. T"'O -~•~· ..... ___.,,.,.. bY ,11 111o '2JOI Addrffl, 2011'1 ()ffl, lellrofl ltl•lld. 0.YIO Hown, UJ W. l'tllUdl, Aiit. Rrtmon o. Mick-. '"" S.nl• "11111. • m ., ..... !Peoe :t. I !'le I ,,,,...., ·"" Calll«fll• "211. '''"'of 1nconior111<wt-c:u~;;;.,.r-"·--.. --Tiii• 1111.WS. 11 Cl:M\dl.ld.0 bV flll !fto. C1lltvrnl1 '* \._ 1, 5"11 c,.,,_,., CMlft i'»71' Founl•ln v1u..,, CA"'°' Tlllal lllblUll .. (Pfft :I, •"'-' tl) 7S.C2.il C.llltornla. "· TflO!t'\fS GOlllflltt Glvldllel P ... till..-..d °"""'" Cotlf Otlly iltLlo!, Thi• butl-.. COl\Cl\ICMd i.v • .....,., Jlcil L Falls, 10263 Mun, RIYertlot, Soect.I ·~\II f\lndt (ltltf ' lint 14) ' ......__ Thi• bolUlntJI 11 totldui;ltcl by a alt'-This ""'-' W•• flltd wlfh Ille CCIUll• -T' •• SMITH .t.,prll JO. ti. u. ,.,, nn-n P•rlf\lr'"'" CA ~ _ _ _ C.pll&I Pllid~O..rlln.ly_C.~IL _ wtllO!I C Tiii• lltl-1 Wfll flltd Ith 11\oe COUii· OflVld H(llWtrtl -~-~.•l11tq Wit condvc:liil '" I ·····--·· ,.... • ,,_ -··· -$TUA!\T CAQ,-Vk••rNICllAI -·~ ot °"'"" ~°"' "'~"' ,,, I\' Ci.tit OI ~ COUl'llY Oii Apt II 3. lt13 -pue•-•.n ~rm' Thi• •l•l-111 w•• llltd wlm the Cwn. ,... .. "'"i'.yl'l'IOl'I O. Hldtl GrOA ;~ ~lrlbultd ~;; -l-.000.llt Thi• ll•ferntnl wa1 flied with the C .,~ 1'441M iltubll.iwd Ort• -,,.-.,-0.lty• ~=~ MKV 1~•-ava ~Jlifii -ofllt-,-.,.-c-~-~-MiRti 1'-- (P l. llDe "' CMftl ol OrMIPf c_,., Oii Aotll J, l'llblltntd 0r.,,,. co.1.i O•ily l'llol. o\ol'U , ... 21, 11. •fld 1'MV s. ltn 11161·1' ,ICTITIOUI &UllNIU "'4:114 •.... " flQQ tgt -MA>--l.11».000.00 lti'J. ,,...<Ch ll .1rid April ,, 1•, fl, 1913 MJ...13 •• "S STATIM•-""''lllld Oftnve Co.1st o.uv Piiot. Unc11lgnW Mids (&uftl/lilf) (P ... ,, line 1'Bl IU.225.10 UIN-OC .1c..:....:..:_,,o:;~;.,;:""~="'"--'--"t---:::-;;; T.... fotic:.1... -I .. ~ ... OOlnt PllbllUIH Of•nru• Co.111 o.11v Piiot, Ai>rll 7• 14• 21 • 29. ltn tu-n Sul"Plu• 11 regards oallcyhold4lr1 IP1t1 J, nne 211 2.l24.ttl.IO F)Qolr PUBUC NO'MCE -P U BIJC NOTICE ..... ,1---,,., -April 1'• 21. 11 •ncl """'f '' 1m 14*-7' K•N •1111 Mtf11. Alt'fL 1---;;"""'"""'''°""so;;---l---====-oc=="'"--·I-·-'------------PUBUC NOTICE lllCOl'nt klr ttit 'f"r tPeg• 11, llnt •> 15'111.N .... Olymlllc lauthtn "'EOWAlll!.O.OEAN, • MIOCIATES.1-_-------------l OIH111nHnent1 for me.,.., IPISI• 11. 111'11 19) 1111,204.U) .. _... Miik, C•llflnlll tftll ' "1~z;:~o~~A;~:it1":~s ~·.crrr.•o,uT•.T•.O!l,N!,IS !l!"""Hllkf~lagUM &Md'I. c1111 •. l -"=--"~OU~B=cLc'cccN'--'OTl-""C"!_"'_"'""_ Pllbll$1Md 0r..,.. Cotil Catty p IOt. ,._ ~·)-·-' I ... -1 -... ... • ..... PICTITIOUI •USIHESS W• Mr.a~ CtMlf't tMI it.. 1.,.,... 11.,,,. •r• Ill eccord.1roc::1 wl01 tM A1111111I Slt!-1 Apftl 7, M, JI, ». 1911 ~1J '"" ""vw•l'IO Pl'f'-1 llCI ....,. Mii 1111 followN Pt,._. 11'1 oolllll llu .. , Jol'lro !clwtrd Elrolrie, At.MICllM (NANO• 01' tONI NAMI STATtlMllfT for !ht yur endtd DeeMnbtr 11, 1'7t, ~ to ti.. l111Urf111t:t Commlnlonw o1 fht •i: MM 11• (OW!lfl'), lllO Hllktt11 DI'., L~ TN lollowl119 ~···doing bonl-51•1• or C•llfomla, Pllrt""nl to 1111 llW, l------~--------1 MOTllJAT10HAL COUNSELING, 112 11 CciisMOl'Ol.ITIAN 1) Ttll!AOEW•HOS BNdl. c.1111 .. "6.Sl MOTICI 0' iltUILIC NIAIUNO TO •• ••;CHARLES E L. R. DIMEO~ PUBUC NOTICE =•sl1e Or., CorOM ~ Mir, Cli. MAl\l~E _QIST, 41 Tiie Cl'Y Pl.11• kulh, APOCl•M -: __fttl'ldfill Ric~ H.~~.•,,•,'0 'c'!.~ •• ~,,,•,N000S .,,.cou,"", • • SMITH co .. INC., 505 Viet Prftldtlnt S•-Br.ldford T•tvfn , "' SflndCtl-()r.,...., Cal. l •lch,"'1390 Hlllcrf1>1 Or .. L19U111 B.-<h. ..ot.o LAN0Us1 DI s T • 1 cl 31~'ri::r:e~~= ~e:.~·~tHJlor1. :· C;,FETHEISTON MDTIC• 01' ... ~ .. t:::~~ .o: .. ::r lie Or., Coront dtl M.1r, C•I. nm Sally J.. Torblll, 2'112 ArllQI" Or.. i:r'· :NI I conouctect by •n Ill· .. HANOl!S Inc::,. I Cllllornlt Cor....,..aUor1, 51)$ 3111 > ") • d O ,__ )) ttr "1ry ll O"'>S INVIAONMSNTA Thll bu'1JWJI 11 co11ch1ctt.i b'f' •n I,.. NfW!)Ofl Blfli:h, C.1\ "'" O)•'-~-) s MU I PIJl'luant to fhe Pt•nnlllll end toNnt .-u ... '"' r•11111 -..-11, 0. y Piiot, April l" II, 19, 20, 21. 19 1 ...,. N?.TOCE )$ HE•l!llY G11JEN 11111 .111 <> >< o OonM B •-a"' >II VIO ltor0tt "'~ Strfft Newport Btec:h '26'0 ~ u• · · ,._ ' ' •. E<•••d E-•• L•w, •• •m•l!IM<I. ond onltf' of tllit T') ' I 1---~===~===~------~===~===~---IEnv rorl!Mfltll l!TIPKI Rtporl ft bl1119 Sltvt11 I . T•l~m Newp>rl BHch, C•. f2660 ~ Of' C pt N C IMI "' bu• fltSI 1' wino conducted bV 1 P U BUC NO'l'ICE P U BLIC NOTICE prep1rtd fw T,iW11 Clltnge 7l·lC·I, es P<t-Tiiis 1t•1tment w111 lllM wltfl IF\f COV!lo 11111 bl,l1h1.a1 .. eonduc!Td tiy • oae,,.,.•I R.1!1CMll 1 • B•tch •-OIJfl'IY 111 nv amm on. COfllOl'lltor1. POI«! by Ille 1.-..IM llld111trl.1I Complell, ty Cltrk ol Orlllfl Counly °" April 2. lffl Pflrlnershlo Tflft; sl1t.menl wet 11*1 wllfl 1111 COi/fi. llOlltl 11 h•re-ti: •IYen 11111 .I Pllbl1c "'6t· Oa11!tl S. T~. Pr1.idtnt 117Q Pr(ll>Ol.ld rltOlllJlll Is to bt •WOlrllnllt.tl! ,.... SflllY J, Torlllll fV Cl1trk ol Orlng.t: COllllty on #U""'h 211 lnq wlH bt Itel by 111d Comml11kWI °" • Tlllt 11•1-I fllM wllll "1lle Counly I k I I ' plen proflQll119 to •mtnd SECTIOMAL C1"'11: of Oirlf'IVI County on ; Aprlt 2, 1913• SYNOl'Sll DI' TNll: AMNUfL STATllMINT 121 ..:r .. from Al IGtlltl'• AO!' U tur.• Publllhtd Or•l'\lilfl Cotst O.lly Piiot. ,,T!!~_!ta,.•-.,.,~·C~~ ~lh .~M,,0£~ 1973 ·-·· OISTI ICT MAI' llS·lJ ol lhl Orlf'Ot W'LL'••• E S O C TY 01' 10 1'-C (Planned COl'l'ln'IUlllty lndU$trt.ll~ Af)l'!I 1. 14, ll, 11, 1m t!l•n ._,.,. ..,. • ...,,.,, ,.., .., "...., n~ C z o c·•--°' ...., ' T J HN. OUN -a RANCI COM•ANY p-tu 11 locilltd llOl'th Of B11rr1t1cl lf... Pi.iblllhed Or• .... C<MU 01!1y Piiot, oyttty on 119 ....., 11 1 lll9t CLERIC, llV Thfl'HI M. W.1rd, Deputy. A._NTtc INIV ._... '' 0 R 0 " ) PUBLIC NOTICE " -111 '' " 1,-,,,., ... Counly, C•lltornl.1. l''MJoMI FUii Corpor•(e N•m• ROI-cl tlttwMn 51n Joequ n N .I Ill l'·NIJl AP!' , 14. '••• ·~ vu"~ Said plan Is cMslo11.1tPCI CA.Se: NO. IC ."''.•~ •-' C ) D 01 POO o To!al Mtmllltd t1Sl11 !Paff 1, 11111 22) S U,t1S,06l.4 Or11119e Couilty Flood ContrOI 011\fk;t PIJblh'*I Or11111• C<Mll Dall'f Plfol, ..:. 09 O•ECTOONAL DOST•OCT "'' >R• A~ 7~;;;' 21';"~';";',,3 °"1 • Y 961~,j JOlS c...,. s,,i .. ., oeu., Tu.111nn Ch•'l"I· 11 h•1 been dtt•rmlned that lnlt l'ICTITIOUS •OSINl!SS M1trch '1 111c1 Nirll 7, l•, 11 , 1m w.n PUBUC NO'MCE {ti •NI orOl>'>IH 10 ch•"'D• 'fr"'om tt.. Homt Otfkt protect mllY llev• • llgnlnc.111t etteot ~ NA.Ma STATIMl!NT R•IJOOO) PO(XIOOl "Suburbfl11 IHldtn'llll- PUBLIC "~CE .Y"' ,..._. °"'"*"'JI, ltPl ttw envlrattn'lefl! tnd, 1"-•lor•, re<:iulr• The followl119 Ptf'$O!I It dolf>Q buslllHI PUBLIC NOTICE MU NICIPAL COUIT Of CALlfOIN1A Pl•Mtd oev.I0$11M111'' -Olttrlct to tl'll ----,cc=cccc-'~,... ",,,,,,,.,----1 'lll•I edmlllld 1uer1 (PIOI l. Lint 2'l s l,Oll,llS9.Ut.5t !ht Pf'9Plf'•llan ol In EIR. Ill: COUNTY 01' LOS ANOIL•s A.• "S ... burtlln RH~ll•I" Df1tt1ct, c.r· ·=~7.:Cii'I Any cornl!'Wn:1 ar inlormt!IOll reg11rdlrQ AME II: I C AN INTEl.NAT10NAL lit Hllf11! Orllld, LM A111t1M, CtHIOtnla taln ,,_ ... loc:•i.ct an rtll $0Ul'-"tf1y ,ICTITIOUI •USIHl!SS To!al ll.1bllltln O't.$35.05 !M-polelll1•1 lmPtCll ol this prolecl on MOTOftSPORTS, Utt s ... wlor, BuUO!nrg • Slllt O ITll:ICT " I I NAME STATIMINT si>ec:1"81 1urplu1 funds (P1g1 3, lln• :M) s __ ....... ~--1M 111vlr011m9fll al>ould bt 1ut>mltted tu B, Unit s. CO!lll ......... C•lllnrnl• "''' SUPlll:IOlt cou•T 01' THI LOS AHOl~·~~~:::~·.'i1~~ ·~ ol Ntwporl. ,Av;;:, ·r.:i ":"~t! 1..!.\l!....,'",,'N, lflll penon1 are dolno Ca,oltal ""kl-op/Gutrlnly C..oltll/ 1111! City Ill lrvll'lt Pltoofng Dtpartrmnt. Mlch11tl Al••lnd•r Ford, 1.?9S Mtlvllla STA.Tl. Of CALIFOrtNIA FOi. CAI SUMMONS ~n::.i~t~,~~~l.1 II$ tr ' n .,...,,,...~ ,.... Town C4nl•< Bulldlflll, 4201 Ctmpus 01iv•, Drive, San MarlllO, C.11llotnl1 tllot TNE COUNTY OF OllANOE I TE y C E ROLET . -'"UOe DEC-, """1 161h $0., Sl•IUIOl'Y 0.00.H (Pape 3. llne 15Al UI00.000 00 lrYlfll CalHornlt (lll·Ja«ll. Thul COii'\-This blls!llHS 11 CondUl;led t1V &II Ill· .. A·>•>n Pla!nl II: COUii: S H y ' Req,,..Uld b'f; WHUam ... nk, ..-"" "" ' INC .• e C1l1fornl1 Corpor•tlon, S•ld p"'bllC 11t.1rl11Q Oii lhl lbOYI oro. Nftport BHCh, Ctl. n6tiO 4 Gros1 pa~ln ind (lll'l!rll>ultd surplus ml'!lts wltt tie 1ran1m!llld lo Ill.I ptrsot1 or d\vldu•t. • HOTICI!' 0, MIAllNG 01' ~ITITIOH o.t.lldt~I: JUNE ELLEN M.l.C'.OUIRK, oo..ld ol.1n wUI tit held et l;lO p.m .. or n 'TI!ome1 Roi.Ind• N!tOur, 7271161h St., fP•lll 3, line 26A) • "5,C .02 •CllllCY 11fe>p1rlng llM rt>pOrl for. con-Mklll~ Altllfl11der FO<'it FOi l'IOIAT• 0111 WILL AMII FOi OOES -to ten. bolll lnclui.l'ftl, ,,_ ~Nfttor .II poM!bl" on T\lffdly., N...,.,_1 Blllch 'C•I 91660 _, ) p l II UB) 10 ._ft,. l5 .id•r•llon. .l. ' This ll.lll'll'l•nt "'"1 llle<d will! Int Coun. LITIEIS T•ITAM•NTAltY To rhl O.t~ant: M.IY 1, 1973, In !hit l'lffrl .. ind ll'IMllllO EU~ An;.,. Riplfl', 2227 16111 SI .. OM•Slgned lundl fwr.,.115 I IVt • tte ..,,,.,_, JERI l . WILSON, SECRET"!"¥• fY Cltf'k of Of"•n;e COllnly Ott Aprll 10, Ell.Ill of MEIL YN A, CHAPPEL, A dvll compl.1llll h.1s belll flied by. ll\I niom ol Ille-Oftl'lllt C-ty. iltllM!no N---Buch, Cal, ~ Surolus .IS ,.. .. :11 potlcyfloldtf'I CP•11• 3, line 27) IJ,41l,52l.J1 ' CITY OF Ill.VINE ' l 1973. 0.CHHCI ' ' ' ) ' • • ·-· c ' e ' ' • ,,,, -... ....,, PLANNING DEPARTMENT 1'1"'1:1 NDT OCE OS NE•EB' GOYEN 111111 DAN pl~ Ill II Ill• nsl you. I vou w '"to lk "'"' ommlll Oii, flll llM< flO "' ng, ..,., Thlt bWlllMI 11 cOflduc:ltd by • limited Income IOr Ill• 'f•er CP•" 11, lln• I) f05.1'J9.4t Publlslll!d Orer191 C°"ll O•llY Piiot. P"bll•hed O•erooe Coaii Oallv Piiot $ H CK JR h t\lld NI 1 th1$ 11w1utl. you must !lit In 11111 covrt a Civic C1n1er Orlvt W••'· Room 161, S'"ll SN1rt111t1hlo. Olsl>ursemenb for th• yur (Page 12, lint \9) n•.501.65 .,,,, 21 , 1,... • 1201.13 A 11 21 28 !Id M 1 12 19.., llMJ....; · AMMA • • IS r~ 11 • wrlt1en ~!tadln! In resp0111t 10 111' (Om· An1, C•ll!or11lft, ti which 11me ind pt1ee T~11 R. NIHKlr ) ··=::_:::_:::_•::_• _______ :::_;_:: 1"~"""-"'-'~~·;;i;;f,'~Yi;' ;rii';;i;~'·j;--''-"C';•l'pellUon For Probal• ol Win and for ptalnt (Df' 1 wr tteri or oral ol•.ldlno, 11 a all ritr1on1 either favoring or OOllO'l'ISI This st11tml'lll was lllftl wl1h 11\e Cour.. YHr •~ Dlctmbtr 31. 1f72 I· "P U Bl.JC NOTICE l»u•n<:• ot L•ll•rs Test.1m111tt•Y to 1111! Jusllct Courl) w1lh111 30 dlV• 11t1r th11 11ld prwc1td pl1n will bt h1.1•d. 11 Is rt· ty Clerk of Drano• Coonly Ott April 10, W• hereby cerllly that th• 1bOY• l111n1 er• In .1c,orclenc:• wllh "'' Ann!Jfll Sl•tlll'l'ltnl i>UBUC NOTICE pelllloner rel•r•nc:• lo whkh 11 m•d• tor summons IJ &ervtd Oil you. Otherwbe, o,,..Slld 11111 .1ny wrl~11 r11p011&1 to lh5' 1973 tor lhe year ended O.C:9mbtr 31 , 1972, m&Oe to the 1ns ... r1nce CommlnlONr ot 1111 l'ICTITIOOS IUSINESS li.trtht!r paMlcular1, 11111 11111 IN! tlmt •nd your dtllult win~ •ntertd on 10Pllc.1llon oubllc: tt0llc• bt subml!IN IO 1111 l'l•n"lflU f1'4" Sl.,e or Olllomla, purRN1nt to the l1w. NAME STATEMENT pl1ce o1 IW•rlno the wme h11 bffn ~, tiy 1111 pLtlnllll ind rt11 C-1 m1y 9<11tf' .1 Commli.IOll prior ta me hurlng d11't, Publl$111d Or.111111 COii! 0.11lv Pllol, L. R. CiMEOLA SUP••lOI ~~u:T OI' TH E TM toltowln!l perSOll Is dolll!I buslMU lor Mey 1, 1973, II 9:00 1.m., In ll>e lll\tclmtlll 19al111I VOii lor 11\oe money or For lurlfltr d"alls reg1rdlng $1ld ~ Aprll 14, 21, 1:1 tnd M.1y S, 1913 1013·73 Viet Preslcltttl 11: eo11<troom ol °""'""""'' N(). 3 of 1'!1d other rlllef reqvftled In fflt cornpl.1lnl. PCl'ld ol1n. •II lnt.r.sltd lltf'IOllt ""' ln-R. C. FETHE•STON ITATI Of CALlp!OINIA FOR ""WAll:O TILE. 2107 Pornon.1. Costa cOllrt. al 700 Civic CenMr Orlw Wtst, In 11 yov w\111 M 1M1t 1111 .14h1ce I( 11 11· vii.ct to c1rl 11 "1111 offlc. o1 tht 0rll'llt PUBLIC NOTIC E Secretarv THI! COUNTY Of J11ANOE M.lsa 9'1627 lhe Cltv ol Senl1 Ana, Ctlllornla. IOl"lll'f 111 tlll• 11'1.llttf', \'Oii 1lloukl d• 1a COllnty Pl111nlno commlstlon. Enol""'1ng -------;:-;;;;;;~-----1.:'~"~'~":"":,~o~ .. ~-~~'~'~'~"~"';;:;ity;;•~·:"~"-':":::"'...'.":·_':'~· ~"~·~";;;·~2~":,.;":'~'c;;;;;;;o;;;,_.'.':":'c·':31 NOTICE OF ... N: ... R~:~ OF PETITION Glen Donald lll1vl11s. 1101 Pomon1, Oaltcl •rll lz. ~73. JO promptly IO that vour plt.lcll119, II •fly, BulldlllO, 0) Civic C9<11 ... Orlv. W111, SUl'lllOlt 1c:J~T Of THI! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTlCE :~Lo=~g:e~¥iHOfllZJNG LEASE: OF f~• ~~s~'t!'·~~tld by ·.11 In· N'"" ~C.!,,K.~~•u' .. "'' ," •• :',·,, m~•= ~. ~ 1~~· ~:t'd""pr~~11~!11 ~=~ 71~~':"~1!·v.it:! ....., OIYldlHI. ........A ,. WILLIAM H. MC:CLOOO, Clerk tor puDllc ln1iite!lon. STAT.II OF C:ALIFO•NIA fOll U7.W Ealtlt of HAfl:LOW B. BOYLE iillO Glell Blevins •r: Cer9111111 11 • .U.11 l'AltlS AHO ~Al.l5 SIU.Ir! W, B.1ll•Y• TMI COUNTY 01' DIA.NOE LlfE AND ACCIOENT ANO HEAi.TM known as HARLOW BAILEY BOYLE, Thia 11a1emen1 W•$ tiled with t!WCoU,.. •11 Wnt Sllltft SI., Sllltl lSll t171 WlllfllA IMllYI... AtJlst.1nt Olro<IOr NI. A~UI SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAi. STATllM•NT OecHMd. IY Clerk o1 Or.1nge County on Aptll 16. Loi Aflt.llH. Clllf. tlt11 l •wrly HHll, Ctllfernll 1nd Secrtlil'Y 10 tll<t NOTICI 01' HEARING 01' l'!TITION Of NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN lhal lhe l9n. Ttl1 CUJJ .,..,,1, TM: (ti~) UWIU ORANGE COUNTY l'OI: OIOER Olll!CT1NO C:ON· PAClflC MUTUAL Lll'll INSURANCE COMl'ANY Bink ol Cillllarnla, Nal10llll ASIOCllllon, 1'24'U AllffMr t.ft htlllo!Mr AllarMVI tor l'lll11ttll PLANNING COMMISSION V•YANCI Of ll!AI. l'llOPlll:TY F11l1 CorPOr.lle Na"1a I• Sucetuor Admlnlilralor Wl!l!~Will·All· PublLshed Or11nqe Coe1t Cally Piiot, Publl$111d Ortnge COilsl Otll'f PJlof, Publlslltd Or.1ng1 COiii 0 1Uv Pilot, l'ut1U1111d Ort"OI Cotti Ofllly Pilot. S~D OM CONTIACT IY OECEOINT '°' N1wport Clfllw Qriva. Ntwperl BHdl, C1lllor111.i P2'0 new..ld ol the '111111 ol Htrlow B. 8orle, .tl;prll 11, 26, al'ld Mar S, 12, 1913 111)·11 April 14, 15, 21, 1973 llU·J:l Aprll 7, 1,, 21, 211, 1t73 1035·71 Aptll 21, 19n n 'Un -•Y PU•CHASE• Home Ofllc:t l>lcelltd llu flied .... rein a pe!ltloi\ for E1lfllt af REX •. ANDERSON, DKHI· 111 Order tulhorlllll!I , .... plllllone(; to\----="CC'.:CCC-:CC":-"."==c-----·--,,-,--------------oc,--.,.,CC ect. To1a1 ll1b11t11n <Pllil' J, Lint 261 s l.oot.122.1i9.u 1Ht1 1t11 1mcirovec1 portion ot •M a1111•, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE .'s ~Eo••E•s'oyN GIV:aN }-:;! C•pllal p.tkl uo (P&OI 3, Line. VA) ' s 000 F'MI pro.,.ny, commonly k!IOWll DI ass, ______ ------------------------~--------------------------- • .. E~G'E"' Ro'cO"ARD , p". •'N<E ,.,, Speclal Surolus Funds (Ptlilt J, Line 1tA) 29,712,762.31 E•rl Gagt Avenue, City ol Commer«, ORDINANCE NO. Jl-11 COl'l'lf'10l'I corlltf' of S.Ctlons, M l,S, 3 •nd _.l~I portta11 !Wtol lylng llOl'lhtrly •nd STATE Of' CALIFORNIA I ·-· " ._ ._ S 71J36:10tt1 C(llJl'1ty of Los An(ltllll, C.Ulotnli. AN OIOINANCI! DI' THI CITY COUN 1 In TownSl>IP5 5 Ind• Mii.ith, A•l!Q9 10 ~t•rly of I .... c.ntll'tlM of, .... Pl'~ COUNTY OF OltANG! l • fllMI lllr.1ln I pe!lll0tt for an OrO.r OntMlgnecl fUnd1 (l"'rplus) (Page 3, L!llll tll8) 4,ss:J,50,'6 ' ' ' rttarenc:• la whlell 11 made .!or further CIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MISA: WHI, &.&.M .. ptr rn.1p of p.1r!ltlon ol poHc1tllon"""ttor1 new'""' (SOvlh CITY 01' COSTA MIESA ) .,,.111orlzln!I lnO dlrecUn" tne E•eculor la lrw:roas• !Oec< .... sl) In C1pll&I aod 5urplus Ptrtkul.1r1, lod that , .... llme Ind place CALIFORNl,A, CHANGING THIE lON· 1ald ll:_tl'l(llo. ~un11lng rtienc. tlSt 20.14 CCJ,11.t·Dd.._..), I, EILEEN-P. PHINNEY, City Cltrll COQ'\Pl•lt llM l1rm1 .al the coolr.lcl ma01 during ltn !Pa.gt 3, Liii• lDJ 1972 mlnL1$ 111111, S S.ll3.9s.t..4t pl hearing , .... .Umll hoe1 blll'I Ml lcw April tNG OF A PO•TION Of THI! Ur.NO ~l)_a,!111 {\)JO.SO ful)i thence norlh lt.14 SEC'flON·2. punuint lo th• provlitani Ind 1•-otlltlo C! ... k\of 1111 City COUllC:U o1 b)' ~t ~:-uetut1!ng lndl Ml'l~tf'YO",, lniurll'ICI! 111 force: Nlllonwlde tPeg.1 lJ, Llr>e 22, COi. I) S 6,151,931,873.00 26, lt1:S. 11 t:OO 1.m .. In Ille co...rh'oom of ALLOTIEO TO JAMES McFAOblN cl'lt1ns llXlt.44 1111); 1ht11c1 west 20,1, Of S..CllOll ftll),4 of Ille Mun!clo•I Code ot the City of Coste Mtu, ller'l"&,J•Mlty , ~wr.:;lt\C:t .,, cer1.1 n rea Pf'DPt!" Oet>flrlmenl Mo. l ol s..1ld court, at 700 PER ''''' DEC •EE 0 , •AOTOTION ·•·•-· ''"' •• .., > ~---• '', _ •t ... 1 ----.............. __..., --Gad Hotl·---' L J 1· eJo_ Foru· c.Jlfon>la 8uslnul Piii"' fl 1 .... " f"nL..A)_____l 2.7~ .. 00 CM C OtiVe W In ""'City ol · ..,_ .-I• ,,_..,.. Mlllln • 4 ,~,...-City of Cc:sla Mn1, Ollfrlct----Mao.,.. oul .. ,. .,...., •• -• ..., ..,.....,.... ,,.nee 213' Hie I C1nvari.ll: • ''""""' 0$ llSU( oc • --c entet' HI, -OF THE RANCHO SAfiilAGQ OE cllilln1 (l:IOf • .W fHI) to !IHI POINT OF o1 the CITV o1 Cos11 Mii• 11 .... rtby Numbtr ~11 w•s lntrv:luc:td tnd C1lllo Allil!H C-ty, to Gtcwg.t N. J~~· W• htreby cerllf'f that !ht .lbovt Items •r• In 1tcord.1rw:t wllh Iha AMwt Sl1tement Sanla ... II.I. Citllfornla. SANTA ANA. .. IOM Cl.C:P TO Ct. BEG1NNING. tm81ded bt !hi .lddlllan !ntrero o1 !tit 114ltred ffCtkln bY Mellon 11 •-r .. ul.1r •ke Johll Aaron. •nd Rlcllerd L. .Ill,, lor 1he yffr tnOICI o.ceinbtr 11. 197J, mllde IO Ille lnlurflll<• Comtnls.slontr of Ille Olled.w"',,",',1~: le."'•• 'OHN, .J. THE CITY COUNCIL Of'.,ItiE_crr_y ~AACEL 2.; 8EGINJHNG AT A POINT-c.._., .. deac:rlbed In &tcllOll 1 hel'IOf.-mHl\nQ ol_Nl.d Clty Council ftlkLon tM relertna lo wllldl 11 med• !or furlhtr '' o< c •>'--,_ , ~ ,., >•w ,....,_ ~ --., 7nc1 d•Y of Aprll 1m •nd lhlfHnw ' trllcularr.lnd thlll 11W llme and placl .;ilt fl ,,,,.11 ..... -purs\Hlll "' " ·HARDLDT. JOANNONG t:ovnty Clerk. OF COSTA MESA OOES H ll:EBY OR· ts.•I ch.1ln• 06 .26 fell) N9' of Ille $ECTION ]. Thll Ordln1rw:t "''11 ltkt ' ' of Marl"" !tit $ll'l'll h<ll been 511 for M•V VOoo P-oo-< '"' c-•-. "•r l'AUL, M.uTINOS, DAIN AS FOLLOWS: common corner ol leCllOllS :M, 3.S, 3 •nd etttcl tnd tit In lull lort'I thirty (30) d•y1 Pl~ _ ... -.. ><"c>' "'"'', '! ... ! .... at ·~· ¥" ,,...,,.¥ L 2 lh Tow11~hlp1 S and 6 '°""'' ll1t19e 10 from •NI a!ltr 111 oeu"'' ind prior lo r911 ... ar no " IV Coullc 1 ....., 10, 1973, at 9:00 a.m., ln the courlroom STEPHEN T. O'HARE JANOl'SICY f. WA l(lll SECTION I, All !h.;11 PO<llon of lht -ti, S.B.M., "' moo o> "r!llfon ol , •• ,,,,,,,,_ -• >)HMO !OS) d•Y• <•--Oii 11\t 17111 dlY lo! A,prll, \'73, by lh9 OtptMmtnl No. 3 ol Sflld court, •I 700 ~--,,,,.., 11r: °'°'1t E. Si.plleM. Jr. lollowlnrg d•sc:r!bed real pr(lperty Is ,,. -· "' ''"' "'' 0 •> 1 0 1 W t I !flt Cl"' I ~ ·' lief b I ed d 1 1 I CA qld R.1neho1 running TIWnc• 11sl 20.16 the Pll~'lt:lt llltf'eol 1llell bt oubltshed ow ng r Cl YO e: Clwlc Ctnlltl' Or Ye es ' n '' o Publli.lllld Or1ng.t: co-51 Dally Piiot, Aprll 17, 11, 19, 20, 21, 1973 llOl-7J US SIMllll 1'1-111' SI., ttlld l"loof' z e 'f p alt •n nc Vdfld n 1111 cl\.llns (1330.!oO Int); !lllrKe 110rlh once In llll ORANGE COAST OAIL y AYES COUNCILMEN: H .1 mm • I I, S1nt1 A,,., C•ltlotnl•. PUBLIC NOTICE Loi ""911H, C1til. tlOn on•,· I,?_ w I: 1 _, 19 u '"''~ 11,,,. u .,.,,. -• wn• POLO' , ,-,,.,., ,, _,,,, olr~•I•-Jord•11, Pinkley, Wiison. 1t1clll Otltd Aorll 11. 1°13. PUBLIC NOTICE Tlih Ulll et-llDI Al i,..,1 llOl"l on"' the land •llalled to 20•16 ...... 1 11,,.·50 ..,11,' ... __ '• ~" """" ,,~¥ ol NOES COUNCILMEN: riont WILllAM E. ST JOHN, Alt-VIII tor: f111llll011er Jamr1 Mt.Fadden per tfn.11 dl<rn or · ~,,.Ill · • '""'"-• south llorl, orlnlld •nd publl.i.lled In ,.... IV ABSENT COONCU . .MEN• flOM COl.lllty Clm .,0 Publlll'led 0rll'l!ll Co.iii Daily Pllof, p.1rrllton at !he A.1ncho Sanllago dt lf.M Cl\.lln1 tlXlt.44 lael) 10 1111 POINT Coll.I Mtlfl, logt!hltl' wllll lhl ntmH ol IN WITNESS W1-IEAE0F I lie hltl'eoy CMA•Ll!S c. MOIR•Y SYNOPSIS OI' THE ANNUAL STAT•Ml!NT April l,, 21. 1973 llll·ll Sanft Ana recorded St91. 12, Jag, In OF BE.GINNING. 1111 l'ntmbltl'I of lht Clly COUllCH VOii°' Ml mt II.Ind •nd lfflllld fM ~ at lhl Hll lt$1 C1t1IUrV Blvd. _. 01' Book "8" PG •10 of JIJdgment1 ¢ Ille EXCEPTING lrom Wild Perct ls 1 Ind 2 tor and eg•l111! the same. City ol Coill Mf1>I this 17111 d.l_y ol AP!'ll, Lyft_,, Clllll. "2'1 SELECT INSO•ANCt: COMPANY Ol1trlcl Co...rl of Ille 17111 Judlclal Ille! portion lhlrtol Included within It.. PASSED ANO ADOPTED 11111 16th d1y 1973. • T•h n1J1 ut.UU -Full Corporile Name PUBLIC NOTICE Of1lrlct In and far Los Anoel•s CovnlY. le"" condemnPCI bV !he Stale of ol April, 1973. (Sf:ALJ A"'""Y for: l'etltlMwn .)lllS Cid.Ir s,r11191, 0.11111. Tt:n11n1t In !IHI City of COiia Me1.1, Or•ll!ll C1Utornl• tor FrHWay p11rpoie1 bV Jick Himmel!, EllMn ~. l'hl11n1y, City \.1tf'k Ind l'utflil'llCI Ortngt Cwst 0.11lv P!tllt, Home Offlte 9·Jllt7 Covnly, C1lllcwnl<1 dffcf'lbed 111 P1rctt1 d<!CrM rtcorOld Jan. 25, 1966, 1n Boote. Miyor ol tlle Clly ol COlll MeM n~ldo Clert. of IM City COtittcll APl'll 20, 11. 27. 1973 11J0.7J YNr ...... Dectmbtr ]I, 1972 No. A-1ll:l3 ,, foll<JW$: 7820, "'" sn. Olfklll t ecord1 Ill AnEST; of lhl City of Coll•'"'"' P • )O 2') s 7,117,:J14.11 ltQTICI!: 01' SALE Ofi 1£AL PARCEL l ; BEGINNING AT A POINT Or.Ing.I CIMll'f. Eiieen P. Phinney, PIJbll.ned Clrll'IO' Co.11! O•HV Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE Tolll tdmllled 111111 f IVt .. M P•oPlaTY AT l'RIV.,.Te SALE J.45 ch.illns !359.JO '"II ''" ol thl AlSO EXCEPTING trom Mid ~•reel I City Cl1rk o1 ""City ol Cost• Mitt AorU 21, 1973 HIJ.7l ----------==----IT0r•I lltblllll111 IP•llf 3, 11119 231 Jl9,j;il.10 In 11\oe S~lor Court ot the Sllle ot CHANGE 0' lONI! SPKlll surotus lvnd1 CP~!I• 3, llnl 2•) S -0--Calllornl1, lor the County ol Oranqe, MOTIC.• Of' PUILIC Ml!A•INO TO II! C•pltal Cllkl'1.!P/Gu•rlllfy Clpllll/ 111 lhl Maner ol 1111! E1lfll• ol HARLOW HILO •Y 'THI OIANGI COUNTY Sliiutory e>.polll (P.llltl 3. llM HA) 1,500.000.00 HINES. D«l8~. l'u.NNING COMMISSION Ofll ,I(). Nolfe• 11 hereby glwen that Ille un· POll!O LAND us" D 1sT1 1 c T Gros1 pald·!n •nd CDll'lrlbutlld 1urplu1 l.I05.239.l5 derslgntd win !>elt el Prlv1le S.111, 10 Iha CHANOl!I JPage l. lltte 26.A) llJOllHI tnd blSI tllOder, sublect ta con· p~nl ta the Pl1nn!ng 11nd Zoning unaui9Md IU!lds (surplus) fPege :t. llne BB) ii'J£i1116 nrmallon ot s&ld SuptTlor Court, Oii or L.1w, •• .1mended, and order o1 11\t Surplus as rtglnll. pollcyholdtra (Pflgt 3, line 21) 7..G1.ISJ.OT •flff 111125th day of April, 1973 at lr!e ol· oring~ County Plennlno Commission, 695 19 " tlce ol 111 Trust Dep1rlmen1, 9 ANK OF notlctll her.tir OIY"'1 !WI a pUbllc l!Nr· lllcome for Ill• '(ftr !Pego 12. 11111 ll ' 4· AMERICA NATIONAL TAUST ANO SAIJ· Ing W\11 tit held by 1ald Commission on a Cls'ovrsement1 tor 1111 yelr (P1ge 12, 11111 19) IJ.211.51 IHGS ,t,SSOC:IATION, 801 Nitr!h •Main llll prOPC)ll.lng ta 1mend SECTIONAL A I Sl t SITeet, Sflnll Ana, Ullfornl1 91101, i1U lhe P tlfttcT MA,. lltS-I ol ,..,. Or•llll• W• htfeOy ctrllly 11111 Ill• ebovt 11...,. er• In ..,;o;orelflroc::e wllh lhe n'\u& 11'"":. right, tlllt and !nlereil ot s..1ld dtefe1~ ~Ollllf Zol'lk'lll COde •• tmtndtd C!J•l'IO' tor II>!! '(Hr ended December 31, Ttl2, made 10 1111 lt11ur•rw:• Comm lllOnet' ol •I the time of dl•lll end 1111..,. rlg111, Hiit C-~ CaUfomlt ' ' ... Stile of Calltomla, pursu•nt to fl" l•.v. and fnlernt trial the Hlel• ol Wlid Stkl 'ii11n Is 6"1111111ed CASE NO. 2C L. R. O!MEOL.A dKHHd lle1 ~Ired by OPlfell011.ol law 72.,y {llCTIOMAL DISTRICT MAP l•S· ~I~ p;~Ti'EksTON or otlltrWlll oilier thin or In ackllllM lo 51 end propoMI 10 ch~ from the ""l · · llllf of Hid dec11lt<I. •t Ille time ot "Glllerll Agrkuttur1I" l>ldrlcl to ,..,. R4 Stcret•rv c1t1th, In and fO 111 !ht certain real grap. 'Suburtlen Aesldenllal" 01,trld, cert1l11 Publt"'ed Orange Co.Isl 0.llY Piiot. Apr11 17, 11, 19, 20, fl, 1973 l109-7J ...,.... illutlld 111 1111 dly of Laguna properly IOUiled on the KMJl..,..111•11¥ tide PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE BllM:h, Counly of Ora11111. S!•I• ot of Sflnl• Alll Avenllt, .1pproicLmetely 135 C•lllotnl•, oarllculerly destrlbed 11 tt. northNti.t"ly of Peo••U$ Sh'eet, In ,..,. MJ4' follows, 10-wn: Sflnlt A.I'll Helghls •r111. SYNOfl'SIS OI' THI ANNUAL STATEMl.NT Lat 16 ol Trild No. 1100, 111 Ille Clly ol Rl(IUH!td by: Mlll T ... Loh 0. OI' L'llUllt BNch. 11 $hOWll Ott & m~p Cornwell. tlll!reof rttorded 111 Boole lS. P.1gn 32. Said pUb!Jc 111!1rll.0tt flll! .1boVt Pf'O-.UL.I' INSUIANCE COMl'ANY :D tnd ;u, Mlstell1rieou1 Maps, rKotdS 1 .... as Full COrporate N•ma > o c , pol.Id plan wltl bfl h 11 :.., p,m., or u•• MM!-. Kell1t• Cl ... , Ml-l1 ,4111 ol "d ran11e oun v. .oon IMrfffltf' 11 poMlltilt. on TlllSd•Y• H '' mor1 commonly known 11: 339 LeOran MIY 1, 1973. Jn the 11Nrl119 tncl metUttt Homf Olflce Street, Laguna BNch, C.1111. ,_,, of the Orll'IOI County Plarmtng YNr lnRd DICtrnlllr 31• 1'11 Term• al sate c•sh 111 l1wtul mority of commtsi.ton. Engfnttrlng Building, 400 To11t ldmilted 11sell (P.111e 2, llM 22) l 165,522,021.5CI !tie united S•aln on connrm1U011 ot s1t1. CIYlc C9<11ff' Orivt WHI. Room 1611, S.lnll Totil lilblll!IH !Page 3, tine 23) '1,:W,191.61 Ten percent ol amount bid lo tit dePOsiled Ana, C1lllornl1, .11 which lime Ind plac• Wllh bid. •II CllOOlll eHtltr 11YOrlng or OPfl!OllflO 5Ptcl•I wrplua fUnd1 (P1ge 3, line 241 l ~ Blds or offtrs to bt In writlfl!I ·1nd wll! 11ld pn:ll)Olld pt1n W111 Ill tie1rd. It is r•· C.1pl!.1t oald-up/G1J11ranty Car)lttt/ bt rtealYed at 1ne .11otH.11d otflc• .If a"t quHted 11111 any wrlll•n responi.1 to this Sletvtorv Otoposll IP"ll• 3. lint 2SA) s,000.000.00 tlmt afler tlM first publlc•tlon /lertol and pUtitlc llO'llce bt Mlbmllttd lo tht Pl1nnlno Gross P.lid-lll •nd 'conttlbultd aurplui ~or• date ol s11!1. CommllSIClll Pf'lor to 1111 hltlrlng dltt. (P.1oe 3. lln• 2'AJ 4.69t.o1U.2:l Oflltd !Ills 1:11h dllV of April, 19n. .For f11rther dtlalll regarding said Or'O-BANK OF AMERICA posld pt1n, 111 lnt•rMltd flllrsom 1r• i,._ U111ulgttld tiinds CsurplL1$) CP'9t J, llM 26B) ts.•.t07.66 NATIONAL TROST ANO vlllld to t.IH al Ille offlct ol Ille Or.lll!ll S1.1rplu1 •• rt91nll pOlicytlokltf'I (Plllt 3, 11111 21) n.1w,m.1t SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Coun'Y PltMl!llil Commission, E119l11e!rl"O l~t tor thtl yHr (P.IOI ll. UM I ) 91.613,194,Q By; W.C. EnglKh Bu!ldtng, .00 Civic Ceri!fr Orlve Wtsl, n6 1 T•u11 Olflcer Room J51, $1nt.1 A11a, C•tllornla, wller• Ol1bursernettll For 11'1• ye11r (Pih 12, llnt 19) 109, .$l .30 E•ecutor ol tlM Wlll uld orQPMed plan Is or1 Illa and 'vallablt We h..-eby cert!IV Iha• the abaw 111ms ere In 1ctord11ne• w1~h tne Ann1111l Slltemtn! ol s..11d Decedent for PUbllc lnU11Cllon. fol' the year ended Olctmtler 31, 1971, m11dt I<! th• htsur.;inc1 Comml1i!on« o1 Iha BAllD B. COFFIN Sl1Hrl W. Ba!lty, Slalt ol'Ctllfornl•, p1,1r11J811I ta the law. :no Ol1nn1yr1, Suite "G" A1i.t11111t Olrt<:lor L. 11:, OIMEOLA Li1911111 BHCh, Ctlll. 9USI •nd Secretary lo 1111 . Vl~ President Tl!: 171•1 •9+10t1 OllANGE COUNTY 11:. C. FETHERSTON Attamey loir Executor ' , -· ! " II " • " " -:..---• • " " --" ......... ,,_., ........... . -·j "'~'"''" '""' --· .. .. ,,_, ......................... . ., -............ ,. .. '""'" .. -·-· .. _ ....... , .... .. _, ...... _ .. _ '"'""' " __ ........... .... . " " LEGEND ..... I.. .. ..... ·-..... --~.;.... .... -...... -· ., ,....,_, ....... I... ,.,,,,..,_ -_,,_ --. .. ... .,,,,,.,,_ .. .,_,, ....... -_,,_ - " ---· ... >OW! "' ' . : 1 .. . -· _..,_.,... 10/li PLANNING COMMISSION Stcret1ry PIJbll1hed Or~1111f! C°"sl Oallf Pllot. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Publllhtd Or•• CNll O•llY Piiot, ,,.,,.~ ...... COllSI Clily Pllol, April 17, IL lt, 20. 21, 1973 1110-13 AprU 14 u 21. Im 111J.13, ___ -:-:::::::-c:c::::-:c:c--::-"'"---,--cc:-cc-::c-,-,...,,--,--,,--c,-cc-c--c-,-,-,----,--,---~--,------------Aprl1 21. 1m nn-n "' ..... ' ' 1 .I .:=~==----c==c---_:----;;;;;;~;;;-~;;;;;;;:;;;~------,;;;;;;,,;;-;;;;;;;;;;:;;------,,..;;;U;-;;;;:;;;;;;;;.-----ORDINANCE NO. 7J.12 Uld 11111 SltHI, "61 fMI lo IM point ol P1g• 13 ol MlKtll•neout Map1, In tht Jae• Htmmttt P'~LIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AN OIOINANCE Of THE ClfY COON· beginning. office of 1111 county •ecord.,. o1 H id M.1yor o1111t City of Cotti MRI PUBLIC NOTICE . ~u, COL o• THE COTY o' CO•TA MHA• Th" "'"" "'' ""'"' "'~"' '' '"' Coooo, ,_,,..., " ,,,.,_, ATTEn. CALIFO•NIA, CHANGING THI ?.ON· CllY ol Cosll Mua, County of Or•1111•, 9illllnn!1111 at .1 P0111I fn the Solllh-l•rly Ellt911 P. Phinney OltDINANCI NO. 1>-11 AM OltDIMAMCI 01' THI: CITY C°OUN· Cl\. 01' YMf. CITY 0' COSTA MES~, CAL!l'Oll:MI CMANOINCJ THB JON· IN• 01' 'A lt01T10N Of' l.O't 1, ll.OCIC I, ll!•ltY Tl:ACT, PllOM Ml AMll·Cl:.CI'· TO Ill.Cl'. IOUfh"tll'..,. 25" ••• , llOll9 S.lld P11r•ll•I lest mentioned Pllr•ll•I line m .ID feet; ~r::t: P. PHINNEY ING OF A POITION OF LOT 121 0, St1lt of C.lllornlt. d..c;rlbld •• Hile ol 11th $!reel ol Nld Newport City Cltri<. of lh• City ol Co.ti MIN llnt 20.llO feel lo. I ltnt that II P.1rtlttl ~. 'tt.!':!h, ~01~~3'~,~~ .. I~~ City Cltrk of Ille City al COlll Misa Nli.WPORT HEIGHTS FROM Cl.C:P and lollows: Heights, dl1t1nl Iller-1U.OO IHI STATE OF CALIFOll:NtA I ~ta •nd dlsl•nl 20.0D tell eeiterly """' E OF CALO FDRNOA ) Cl lo •t-eP. P.1rcel J: Northwn.l1trlY from. rt11 ll'IOll E.11ttrly COUNTY OF ORANGE I 11 me1wr•L•I right l°'IH to lhl NII 190.!IO IMll lhlnct, IOOJ\h 00" !2' "S" STAT THE CIT·Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY corner of Mid Lot 1211 "'-'Ct CITY OF COSTA MESA ) HM ol Mld Tract No. 3661, Mid po!nt WHI 10.00 IHI la !tie hef'tlnbtlore men-COUNTY OF ORANGE l1s. OF COSTA MESA DOES HEREBY O•· Loi 1l of Tract 279• ll:oclllsler Block, .IS Norlhwtlltrly elong Mid SovlhwtSlerly btlng !tie Trut Point of Beglnnlflll; tlOlltd llne !Ml II JN1r.1llel lo B.1ker CITY OF COSTA MESA l , OAlN AS FOLLOWS · per map recorded 111 lloolc 14, Paoe 4 of I, EILEEN P. l'HINMEY. COy Cl ... k !Mbcl. nor1h oo• ot' 04" •ad .1long Wild $!reel; then<:e, north 89' a-~S" west 1, EILEEN P. PHINNEY, City Clerk SECTlON l ,t,U 'lhal portl0n ol lhl M1Ktlltn101.11 Mapa, records of s•ld line of lllh StrMI, 4 !tilt; lhtnc;t .,,d tx.olllclo Cl1trk of 1111 CJty COllflcll 61 .l••I mentioned JN1r.1llel llnt 75.3.63 tell along 1tkl JN1rall•I lln• 29'.26 feel lo the Ind eJ1.olf!clo C1trk ot !IHI City touncll al 10,,_,,0 ,,,·,,1~... ro•> or......,rly '' Counly. SOO!h'#fllerly pir11111 Wlll'I Ntwoort 1111 Cltr ol Cos!t Mii• • ..,.,,b'r' cllf11f'f • t T p 1 t of B I l tlll! CU ol c ! M h tbf eert!ly ••• """ ...,.. Awn,,.., lolO.OD , .. ,, I henc• Iha!'"' abov• and lot911otno OrdlMllCll 1 to • ""' lhll I• JN1r•il•I to •(Id Slan rv. 0 11 tll M ng. Y OI • ete, er lll!rtby plactCI and Included In tt.t ll4-CP Parcel 2: south11111rly, p1r11t11 with 11th Str"1. Nvm•-· -,2 ••• 1,,,,..-.. -~ ,-. T E CITY IOUthllrlY :noo i.tt me.11ured at right Conttln!ng 1%.320 •crn that th• above •nd !ot'llOI"' Ordinance zan1, to wl!; Thal porll0tt of lot 121 of N•WPOl'f .a f 1 tlltnc Norl!IN 1 11 1 ..., •~ ..,,_, .. .., "'' TNf:~CITY COUNCIL OF H lll(llH to fht ctnler1l11t of Paularlno SECTION 2. Pursuant to 1111 proY11lons Nvmbt!' 73·10 Wll fnlrocll/Ctd find ~on· Th.II certain tllll pr°"'rt'f sl1v.1lld In tt.. H1lghl1, 11 1llow11 Oii t m•P rtcordld In "J 1 111' V per.1 ' llcllfed Mellon by section •I " rt11ut_... OF COSTA MESA D,OEl. HEIEBY 011:· Avenue; lhtflct, soutll 19" •9' olll'' NII of Section '230_. or 1111 MllfllclOll Coot ol tlcltrtcl Mellon by section 11 • regular Clly ol Cost.1 MHI, COllnty ol Orflngt, 9ooll: 4, Ptg.t I) of MlKell.1ntw1 Mtp1, ::i~I '!r=7M~;::~1111, 1«1.00 loll to flle "'"'!no of Mkl Clly Council .... kl orl lflt DAIN AS FOlLOW!i~ •IOl'l!I .11kl 1111 menllOMd P11r•llel line !tie City at Cos!• Mest, Obll'lcl M80 E·7 ~ .... •,w,1d • ..C,'",,Sounc~ .. IMIJ. on ,~tie $111• of CtLllarnlt, described •• recordl ol 0<111111 Counly. Ctlllornl• SECTION 2 Pursu.1n! to me -ovl•lon :::~·v.,: ~\tci1'!!· :nc1wri::-:r~ ON 1 All lllflt partl of 1..,. 715.M twt; lherlc:tl Kllllh 00' 111' '20" of 1111 City ol Cost• MI'S.I 11 Nr•bV '"" l'f o P" • ·~· ''"" ,. .. re• •r IOtlaws· Clllcrlbed 11 lollOW$: · ,.. ~ SECTI ' , on rty 1I wnt 7.ot fff! to e llne th.1! Is P11r•lltl imenclecl by the flddlllOll lhtrtlCI of flM PIS~ Ind adoplN 11 e ~t II t The SouthwHlarlr l60.l5 Ifft ol that por. BMllMLl'IQ al a l)Dl11! 111 lite SoVlhWlller1y ol $KllOll n:I0.4 ol !ht MuntclPll Colle ol regul•r mnllng ol $1ld Clly Coundl l'!Md, ~!~"" 1~~~bt!Jnc:i:t'!. 1~= R2<P 1..., «1:00 feet IOlllh n'tffsurN at tl!lhl R:KP •re• d41itrlbtd In Sl'ctlon 1 11ereot. regultr mtttlng 01 ••Id cny Cai.men held lion a1 Lot 121 of Nawpor! Helgl!ll, 81 11r11 o1 11111 st'"'· distant lllerton thl City of Coet1 M111. Olllrlct Map G-2 :1 ~ 161h11 d•T1 o1 ~11, lt73. by me ·~•vr •P • , .ngl•• to t..,. c•nltl'll"• cit said SECTION 3. This Ordinance 1heU l•k• on tht 16th dav ol AprU, 1971, bV the shown on 1 mlp rtcordPCI I" SoOll: 4, "56.30 lttl South1.11terly from th• most al !hi City ol Cott• Mt$1 ta IHlrebJ owng ro t• vol• .• Zont. JI> wit. Bl k E 1 1111 P•ul.1rtl'!O AY!f'I"''• said point belf\O llHI t!fecl 1nd .,. 1n-1ut1 forC9 thirty (301 d•Y• followlflll roll c.111 vole: P•ll• 13 o1 Mlscell1neoui Mapa, rtcordi North•rly corntr ol sald 1011 runnlttg ·.~~tel b'f0 '"' .~~110)M' '"'> ••,•.",,.'lie J!J1~5 P~~~Ny C~r"EN.llL ~tT m m' 11 ' f.MI pw!IOll o\' Loi I OC o btrg/Mlng of t ftfl!llnl c"'rw concaYf from i ncl lllltl' Its PllSS.191 Ind prior lo AYES COUNCILMEN: Himmel!, ol Or.1not County Celllotnla dHUlbtd tlllttct SOll'lhwnt.rty ptrtllel with thl .._ 11"11 tKr....., n Kl on ,,..r · ' • ton, ac · .Wt:Y Tr•d, 1" tt.. c,. rty or,.'•'TuMT, · tout..,.rly 111v11111 1 radius o1 1160.00 tN explretlon of lltteett n's) d•Y• from JordM\, Pinkley, Wiison. Raciti •• follows: B'91nnl11g on 1 h, Sovthnsterly 11111 o1 Ntwport Awnue. SECTION S. Thli orcnr11nc• &11111 t1k• :~~:N~ogg5~'ft'~~N~°'N'one • C!M'11V of Orf!IOI• lthi ~ Ol"ll t , ... h lheftct, U1"11'f' llol'IQ Hid CUtw tilt Pf1"'91 1111Ao1 sMl1 tit pvblllhld NOES COUNCILMEN: NOM Sovthwetftrlr 111'19 o1 11th Stre.t dlitant J00.15 fHt to 1111 SOUlhWftlerty line of effl'CI llld tit In IUll forc4I thirty {JOI dtys ' u lhcrWn Oii. I ""'fl fK~ In BOOlt 30, lllrougll e cenltll en;Je of 10' 16' 1'" en once In fhe OIANGE COAST OAllY ABS!.NT COUNCILMEN; None tllereon .ut.l Int Soulheasteri°y from Mid k111 111tnc9 SO\lllltfllltf'IV 1lollg the ll'om trid flll•r l!s PIU.19'. .1fld prior to IN WITNESS WHEllEOl", I llew hlrlby ptOI 74. MlsnlllMWI Rtpinb ol lOI ere dlsl.1nc1 of 207.t4 f"I, 1 rtdlfll •I PILOT , l'lllWSfllPtr of gifllf'.11 circuit-IN WlrNESS WHEREOF. I l'llvt hlraby t!K most Nortfllrly corntr ol $1ld Iot t SOlllllwesllfly UM ol 1.1111 lot, 41 !Mil lhl explr•l1on of ftltttn (IJJ d1n from Ml my hind Ind lln-.cl 1'111 s .. 1 ol llM Al!Mffl Coun'Y, C•tlfbrnl1, cleserlbld 11 5'ld point tltftr1 north 10' 26' 3'1" 11•!; lion p;.ln!td 1nd oubllslltd In 1111 Cl'Y o1 Ml my hand ind •lllKld Ille Sell ol TIHI llltllCe SOlllhwtSterlv p1rillel wllh 1111' thencl Nortllt1sttrly JN1r•lltL wtlh lflkl 1111 Pll$111f llllrlOI 1llell .,. oubll1111d City ol C01t.1 Mflll lhll 11m dey o1 Aprll, tolfOWI: tM!lc•• toulh ''° 51' St'' •llf ~.6' fetl C01i1 Ma.1, IOOtlher with tilt n•mu of C1tv ol Colli MH.1 11111 l71h d1y OI Aorll, SOll!hllslerly llM o1 NtwllOl"I AYt, So...lllelaltrly llM ol Newport A'ftlllllt, onct 111 the ORANGE COAST OAlbY 1t7l. lltall'll'llflll 11. 1111 IOlll..,.•ll corntl' ot toe Une 11111 I• p1r1tlat to Incl d11tanf tM rnernbltl's at 1111 City Councll voting 1911. J00.15 teet to 1111 Sou!liweiler1y llM of JOO.ls fltt Po 1ald SouthWesl•rly 111111 of PILOT, • MWIHl"Ptr Of g9fltr1I ctrcu1•· llEAL) Tract. No. 366t as per m.1p retordtd 111 40.l;IO fMf norltiwesttrly m11wrtd II for arid 1g1ln1t !ht ume. EILEEN P. PHINNEY Mid lot; thine:• Soulhlall1trlv alcnrg teld 18th Sl'"ll lhenct Normwt1t1tr!Y .1lono lion, prlnftd Ind p11till1hld In !hi CllV at Ell-It, ,lllnllfl'(, lloolr:' IC. p1911 1 to ' 3 lnch1tJY9 OI rlllhl ano1es lo 1111 centtrtlllll of weater· PA.SSEO ANO ADOPTED thll lilh diiy City Cltrk Incl tK.ollk!o SOV!hwuterty Uni of wld 1or, 4 fHll 11ld south-lltrly ltnt of \Ith Slrffl, ... COlll Mell, IOOlll'llr Wllh llll n1mH ol City Clert. end MllQtlllnlOllS M.los. ~ortls Of Or&l\119 , ty Fr0t11•91 !load •• lhMn °" • P1rctl ol Aprll, ltT.I. Clerk of 1111 City COUlldl of llllllct Norllllatltrly Plrllltl with lht feet to point ol t11Ql1111lnrg. the membtr1 of the City Counc:ll YO!lng ex.officio Cll'l'll ol IM City Council ('17./ Mid POll'lt btlno on • line lllet Mio llltd In Boak fl paot .. ol P1rcel 1111 Clly ol COlll MISI SoulhHsttTiy llnl of Newport AYenw, Parcel 3; tor tnd .19.111111 rtll Mlrnt. of the City Of COiia M ... ,. r•lltl with Incl dlll•nl nor1111r1y MIDS In 1111 offlc• or "" Count~ JACK HAMMETT •••••• ~~ .......... Cotti fSEAL) :JOO.IS fHt to 1111 SOull'lwellerl'f 11111 ol Th1t oorflon of Loi 121 of Newwl ltASSEO ANO AOOPTEO !till ""' dly P\/tllllhtd Ortngl Cout l).llly ~lat. AO IHI l'IHIUUl'td 11 right lnQlo lo ll:et'l:ln:ll>r ol Hid Or.Inge County, Mtt« Of rtll City "' ,,..,. ..., "•-Ollly PUot, lllh StrHt· ftltnce Norlhwnlfl'ly tlOl'lll Htlohll ti per m.1p recorded 111 Book 4, at Aprll ltT.I. A.orll 21 1'7) '1N-7' lflot Cll'll&rllnt o1 lllkltl' SlrNl1 !Ilene:•, t .... roc::,, south 3t' W Sl" west tlOllll Mid of Cfltill M•11 APl'll 21, 197l 1114·13 ' ' ' ' ' . :: 1 -- I • • •· ,.. • " . ., ' ., • ., " ' ' ' -- •• I~ • -- LEOlHO -"I~ ... , ... -::t..--:.~ ----..... _,,.. .. --....,.,_ ... ---.. -· --.. -... _.._._ ,, -·J I I ' I -: . .' ! ANMIG" OU"'hC. CISTRIC™G M ' --· ... ~···~, -E/7 1 • ' ' ' I I Jf DAILY PILOT • ' , .• • Stwrday Aorlt 21 1913 I. • - • I • •• . ' ' I , " l ' 11 ) I \ ' ' ' ' • AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE ' Ove.t'the-Counter Listings, Thursday, --, I DAILY PILOT 15 April 19, 1973 STOCKS EVERY DAY , IN THE I ) • • J I DAILY PILOT Saturda~, April 21, 1973 j TONIGHT'S _TV IDGHLIGHTS_ ' KTl'V af 5:00-"Easter Parade." Judy Garland, F~ Astaire and Peter Lawlor<! star in this Easler weekend movie, which will be repeated at 11 o'clock tonight. KCET fD 6:00 ~ Eartlikeeping: Dr: and Mrs. Roger Barker, who have spent 25 years-studying the residents of Oskaloosa, Kansas, analyze small tawn life and report on how environment affects people. KHJ CJ 7:Sil-"The Mhltese Falcon." Humphrey Bogart in one m his most famous 'roles .. pri- vate _eye Sam Spade .. With Mary Astor, Sidney Greenstreet and-Peter Lorre. NBC 0 9:00 -"The Honey Pot." Rex Harrison plays a suave "millionair., with a cynical sense of humor, feigning tenninal illness to witness the hfP.?CrisY of bis would-be heirs. Susan Haywaxd, Cliff Robertson, Capucine, Maggie Smith and Edie Adams an. featured in this 1967 comedy. CBS IJ 11:20 -"To Kill a Mockingbird." Greg- ; ory Peck won an Oscar for his perfOnnance in this 1963 drama of racial tensions with William Windom 3!1d Bnick Peters. ABC 0 11;30 -"The Bedford Incident." Rich- ard Widmark, Sidney Poitier and James Mac· .~ad the c:;::::rama f::_!::~ TV DAILY LOG oQ. ~·- m •-~·11u111y Saturday ®""'.......,. -'-------EB Tht Adll1 .. ·FMllJ -·~ :'_ Evenin_g 1:00 1J (()All In the F111111y (R) , APRIL 21 0 (jj.€1;) EMltpncy "Pe1tt Pipe" IJltollin' 4:00 0 Wt11r1 Sotna: Oii 0 (J) (j) a» Htrt Wt It Aa:•ln 0 llrok111 Arrow m Allred Hitchcodl. ~1'11 0 00 Amtrkan l 1ncbt1ncl (D Ch1mplonshlp Wnstlin1 ft) TIM P11tt G11111 fE Tlbln1s tn AcdH . m A1l1cull11re USA l!) Premier m P11or11111 utiM CD T11tro del Slbldo lf) Voice flf A1ricultur1 &) Movie: "Dewil's ltlalld" (drl) '39 4:30 rn Skltchbook -Bolls Karloff, Jamu Stephenson. 0 Inquiry 1:301J Cil lrldfet Lovet llnll1 (R) IJ Seymo11r Presents "It Conquered O Movie: (90) ''lloH .r Dracul•" tile World" (hor) '57 -Sa ndra Ha1rison, 0 C.lebrtty lolll'lln1 0 (}}@ aJ A loud! of llrace Cl) I Dr11m of Jeltlnit EEi B1hlnd the U1111 (R) 0 Ottdoon Mb LllMrtJ Mlftllal 9:001J CJ) M111 T,ttr Motn S11ow (R) ~ I've Got 1 Secrtt 0 ®J m NIC Seturday Movie: Q) NHL Actlotl (Z1/2hr) "Thi Holll)' ht" (com) '67 fE lolltt '1111111 -Rex Harrison, Susan H1yward, t'D First Advffturts lit l11prt111Sin1 Clitf Robtrtson, Capucine, M1ui1 a;) Con1ultftloft Smith, Edie Adams. ti) Coro111 Mow 0 (})@ a) J111i1 AlldrtWS SMw 1:00 I.I Anim1t Wo'r1d m Blad Omnihu CD Dr1pet fi)'Nitlo O Aipsitle EID MuflllflitiM F'il111 ftrU• (~ Movlt:' "Violent Str1n1ef'' (mys) (E fillll 'SS-Faith Domer111e, Zithary Scott 9:30 I} (I) Bo• NIWtllrt Sllow (R) Q E!) Sports Action Pro-fill John 0 News Roelle of the New York Mets is (D Minority Com11111nlty profiled. 10:00 E (]) t.uol Burnett Show (R) (I) ®I Nm 0 Movie: (2hr) "'Two wo .. 11" CJ Lloyd Brid11s' Watlf WINW (d1a) '6l-Sophl1 Loren. m Mtvie: "Ealttt Parldt" (mus) 0 @@ a) Aui1n1111nt Yltn11a '43 -Judy G1rl1nd, Fred Ast•lr1. O Tttna19 Trl1ts IJt Dtnle1 Boone m Ntwl fm flll11 Ftlb.lre "Meadowlands" (R) fB M1xlco htsid•nt Ethevt1ri111 8' CoVlltry PIKll Trip d) lll•OI @I) l ot de Mi!lica 1:30 B l'wt Cot • Secret ml Chin111 ¥1ritty Hour 0 (I) Nm EE Lau Cerdon Show 0 Sus11111u Tltt1t11 10:30 O Cindie! Camera O Ulllllltd·WMld (i)News l}j} Movie: (C) "F1thet lloost" 11:00 IJ@ iJ @ Mews (com) '65-Caiy Grant, Leslie Caron. @ M1rsll1I Dillon ED film feature "For Greener O 8ori1 K11l11ff Presents Earth" m Movie: "For M1 and My Cal" @I) Ritrnos del Caribt --Clr[Gll Baker, Roger Moore. m LH Tr1vlno'1 Coif ID Dr. l illy J. Har1l1 (D 5!1eed Racer aJ Movie 1:00 f) 0 @IJ m News 11:15 (1) Movie: "Tiit Miricle" {dr1) '59 0 HH Haw (mus) '42 -Judy Garland. (J) Hllh Ch1P1tral 11:20 I} Fahul"us 52! "To Kiii I Mod· B The R11I Don Steele Show fngblrd" (dr1) ·63 -Gre&ofY Peck, II) The Penuadm 11:30 0 ®J News Elll Earthketpln1 "Help Yourself'' (!) McMe: "Always Coodb)'I" (dr1) ail T11tro del Sabado '38 -Barbara S!anwyck. al ThrH Stoo11s O Movie: "Thi Bedford lndd1nr 6:30 f) News (d11) '65-Rich•rd Widlliarll, O KNBC Ne111s Cllnferenc1 CU McMe: (C) "Bttklt" (dra) '64- 0 @CIJ fl) Re11011et Report Richard 8Dr1on, Peter O'TOGle. f.E Viviana Horti1uera I!) Morie: ''Tiit DI)' ind Ult ED Acclo11 Chicano "81r1io Report" Hour" {dra) '63-Simont Si1nor11, m Mancini Gener1U1111 @I) Clne1111 34 (D Little Rascals 12:00 0 90 Tonlaht 7:00 8 CJ) UFO "Conflict" (R) 0 Movie: ,!tttl hrellel" (dra) '42 O Thi Thrillseekers -Sir Laurence Olivier, Leslie How· O Bowlin1 lor Dollars ard. (j) Advent11r11 O Movie: (C) "lio(" (sci·fi) '54- 0 News Richard E11n, Const1nce Dowlin&. 0 Death Va lley Days @) Movlt: (C) "Alpl Md t11t lad-m Uwrence Welk Sholl . mi n" (wes) '47 -John Wayn1, (0 It Takes 1 Thief 1:00 00 (i) News fll) I lffC1lt I lnlroth1ction la Int· m Movie: "Patdofl Ut" (com) '31 11111 l er1rnan -Lauiel and H1rdy. ttl El C.m11je ID Movle: "1011 or le Killtd" (mys) m lauil ·so -l1wrenca nemey. el) Lian' Club 1:10 (@)Movie: (C) "'SW!npt'1 Para- ll) Speed Raeer dise" (mus) '65 -•Cliff Richards. 7:)0 (]) Wiid Kin1dorn 1:30 f) Movie: (C) "Thlldtr OWr Atf.. O Tiie Mouse fldo'Y tona" (wes) '56-Sklp Homei1r, O S1111nun ol RGCk O Speakln1 frMIJ 00 $ports Ch1Hena:e 2:00 m All·Nlght Sflow: (C) "Strptflt If O llf1 Mek1 1 Deal the Nile," "Lost in Alaska" O Millinn $ Movie: (Zhr) ''The 2:30 O Htll'I Maltese falcon" (mys) '41 -2:55 tJ Movie: "'Cast • Dtrfl Shldow'" Humphrey 6ol!ar1, Mary Astor, (s11sp) '!i7-Dirk Bo11rda. .... -........ -•• --• .. .. I ~=~~~=mHope wr--es_ ~is ~wn Gags ·:;._ By JAY SHARBV1T we have lhe writers up ln a throwlnaout~ aDd It work-starting bis own picket~ . ."~ NEW YORK (AP) -Bob room, watching on a TV ed pretty pjQ;" 8ald Rapid ~ ---lli>pe's-eevenlh 8"d .llnal NBC m<lllilor, and we go up and we Robert, adding that the lost "! WAS GOING "'"' sP.fld,al ~f the season Thursday say, 'What can we do here?' time he actuidly sat down f.t a picket the Writers' Guild, NOW OPEN SMN DAY$ A WEEK FO_R J>JNNER IR-rvotlons S"tll"led) 4 ·STAR RATED - CONTINENTAL CUISINE l.Mnch Served Monday tfiru Friday 11 to 3 ENTERTAINMENT · & DANCING night was partly compoeed by We do a lot of repair work." typewriter to wrlte ,hia own it'd have to be a blank atgn-: a. new 69-year~ writer hw-· 'lb.is week, Hope had to fix it monol~ was ln 1938, becaU;'e .~ cou1~'t th1rlk: of -;; r1~y pressed into duty. The himseU as well as write part On virtualJy all his TV anything, .. he said._ ~ ,;l1 wri ter was Hope. ' . . specials, ~ said, the 'drill calls Hope, wno 1s coming to N~ . His seven man team ol ~ll~ s!'ted hby com,:an for tha writers to bring ln lbe Yo;k April 28 ror a benefit~-Jokesm~tbs." all memben:-o ~ r e w 0 8~~ on &erialrWbicb he edits-or-a.re~n of wartime veter 1 • the Writers Guild, had to go sbOw ong w Glen revises and. then dispatches to !rom the Firs n ·a It · out on strike~ When t~ gUlld~~am~~-Supremes and-tfieiiiMwlip paiiifs cue cardS~~Dlvision, was asked if :.. did last weekend .. This Jeft ~Y ea r on. . . . or "Idiot cards." thought the strike would }lope sans writers 1ust before Everybody was chipping rn "It Was kind 0 f em· soon. rebearsals began. . . lhe ~~mer}Den! Be~le, barrassing looking at 500 "It all depends ~OIL ~y ·had turned m a .b~e e~body, H~ s~1d ea~her blank jdiot cards," Hope said comes up,'' he said. "BU " ; outllru: of the ,~w '*'°re this w~k as ~eoq.pe edt~ of tJ)e scene facing him when these guys are pretty g~i swappm~ ty.pewn~s · for ~t NBC s studios· in beaut1~lf} rehearsals began, · Something will happen . 8~ picket signs, but nbt a~ \M • ~wntowQB~ban"were splic· He said all went well, you can tell it's a~ writei(.~ ga,g!: had been. tested, tuned, 10~ the show ~gether. how~ver, even the ad-libs, but strike -m~ of the picklt ",~, a~pted or-reJec.ted. . WE AU 1ust sat around, at one point he was thinking of signs are m1spelled." • ... • th~ put Hope 1n a bit of a -· bind because, as he explained, "onllnar-ily we work right up the the last minute Qn the script, even while we 'r e · shooting. NOWPLAYIH Wednesday thru Sunday l "IF WE OO!'l'T II k e .'[ something, we go back Md redO it or put a bandaid m ·i .ltL tpa11s . 1670 _Newport Ave. & 17th ·St • COSTA MESA , 642-8293 CIM m1• oanw (E•<. Sun. & Hot 12:1' ,. iot ,.m. U.A, CITY & U.A. SOUTH COAST -TWIUY, 56C 1•11 lMlln a GoklM Al'"I e OP"IEH 'Tll 2 P".M. 4th Fln•I Wllllll 1 AcMtmy Aw•rftl Gtfll H•ckl'Nln "POSEIDON AOVllNTUJtE" Chlrlton Hnton "'SKYJACKED'' Both in color (PG) Robert Rltdfenl (PG) color "JEREMIAH JOHNSON" P, N.-wmtnlHlflry FOfldl $1:00 .~= "SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION" TOGETHER FOR YOUR ADVENTURE HELD OVER AGAIN CLDl-1 EASTWOOD JOE KIDD 0 T!C>IMCQLORliPANti.VISIONt!I [ffi-. A UllM!'f11111/l.'dlPil"<I CornPJny P100VC1'(.Y1 3459 Via Lido Newport Beach Phone: 673·8350 Cybill Shepherd Eddie Albert Jeannie Berlin CONT. SAT. • SUN. U OM I • l ff. Show Stclrfl 7 P.M. Cotttln11Ht Show S11•day mt• 2 Chi'*-'$ M-ht .• s... ' .... 1 , .... f 1 JUNIOR MATINEE SAT. AND SUN. AT 1 P.M. THI TIUI STOit OP CALIPOI NIA'S AIAHD;ONID INDIAN fillL "The Island Of The Blue Dolphin" Ah'• "Pinocchio In Outer Space" ALL SEATS 75c Try Satni'day's News Quiz I ' i.ere or theft. -. "And while we're shoot)ng Beach Boulevard South ofG111rd1nGrov• Frwv. Westminster • 534·6282 CO.HIT Co-Hit - ®NO DME uNDE11 "ntlod A•ll•tt 11 oltlMfT'IEI) ll MON. Thru I ,,M. FllDAY 7 & 9:45 SATURDAY 2-7·9:45 SUNDAY 2-5-1 -.' ALL SEATS RISllYID ALL SEATS $4.00 ~ • EXCLUSIVE :oUNGI CO._lllG~.._fMINT «Mtll***** * *'** * ** DRIYl·IN , ' SUPll SWAP M1mr PUN!PaOfm~ YitlllNT-a SUHDAT All Qll l t l.Al TO 4 , .... :_ "VANISHING . , ':"p ... u'•~;p-,, --polNT' ,.,----t1; '-'-'---11-+-L Wkdays. 6:45 Sat. Sun. 12:45 i"THEATRE IDFBLDDD" Llrw:oln Awnu1 W. of Knott Butn• P•rtt • 527-2223 CO-HIT "DAUGHTERS OF SATAN" tli Pml SILUIS "WHERE DOES • IT HURT" 11) CONTINUO_US E~l~a MATINEES "A MAR PWLAR OVIE OF OUR ERA • SEEN BY MORE PEOPLE, LOVED B ORE PEOPLE -IS STILL "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" I' WINNER OF * \ ' I MON. -TUES. APR. 23·24 7:00 & 10 ,.M, AT HAUOll ti.VI. lt•Clt Blvd, , S•. of Gttd•n Gtov• F<ffWt!W !Sl4·6ZIZ WAI.hi JIU.TTll.\U I CUOL eulHl'[I' Pnl 'N' TILLIE !NJ nus • CLffT u.sTWooo + ,LAY MISTY FOR Ml 1• Lim;oln A•t.. 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COSTA .MESA "l 46·057l Class · of 114 PREMIERE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT Sil THIATll GUIDlS FOR 2nd HtTS ' - "THE WlmEST, WARMEST AND MOST INGRATIATING MOVfE TO APPEAR IN A LONG TIME!" -•;;::, ::;;1,~:: HOWIN NOWI "" ' ··~ 'i«~'il .-· ~ '. HOWIN NOWI Walter . /, Carol ' Matthau; Burnett .. ,~'Pete·~Tillie'' J All about /OV6 and _,._V 'marriage t· Geraldine Page l\;llytlelro ll!ie~ IS! K~ SHOWING- NOW1 • • GARY GRI MES JE RR Y HOUSER Class: of_:j4 ·~ .lf•llY 0-MCti. ll lGH TAYIOt YOUNG "TMI SANG TMAT COVlDW'T MOOT ITUllllT" i .. • Sat11r<1a1, Aprll 21, 1~73 Listed in Irvine AudiUons ho\'!! been an-~ nouneed for a new pro- duction of the 1n 11 s i c a I "Oli,•er." to be oresented in Jrvine next montl1. _ Director Gwen Yarnell will hold tryouts ~1onday at 7: 30 p.m. In RanC'ho San Joaquin School. Actors and singers for both leading roles a n d ensemble are needed. pie ag@Si 6 to 14. The WOl'kshop \\'JI! nres~nt a nC\\' ad~rrtatlon or "\V innie the Pooh." also directed b~· ti1lss Yarnell. DAILY PILOT J 7 M1w f'flir• ,_...,, J1111 Y1Jtht hrt • ., .. ,. "DELIVERANCE" Ill "" Rl1llord H11rrk "MAN IN THE WILDERNESS''. Prior to the "Oliver" audl· lions. tryouts \\'ill be held for a youth work shop for ~Young J>eo· Th& \~1orkfhop and 1uuslcal pro d uction are being sponi'Ored by the I r \Ll n e Recreation Dep:'lrtmen t and the "Irvi ne Is" arts fcstJ,•al. Further inforn1atlo11 m"v be obtained by contacting Irvine recreetion dir<'ctor Froome _r:_n)_·le_a.t ~~38_l0_._· _____ ._ ~~.!'_"'~'91~~~~~~ ~are stiH the same. Thcy11 do anything to get what they nttd. Andlheyaml SOYLENT GREEN. • SOYI ENT GREEN ·-~ Ol.CIC~·JOSEPHcornN ·BROO<P£1ERS ·IW.llAKEllY ~EDY/ARO G ROl!INSON ~b; ' ~l0'.7>"~~ '1•.(llr..ftlnv Olecltdt>v STANLEY RGREENBERG · HAim Hf'RRISON ·WALTER SELTZER<r<l RUSSELL THACHER . RICHARD FlEISCHER IPGl ~~~~ I METROCOLO"? •'PANAVISIQN!) MCJMD DAILY MATINEES AT ~~~'!~~ToN 1 '' AREA SHOWING ~~. • • • • SHOWING .NOW . : \ .. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •t•CM •~vo .. ~ f l~ll • ,_ •IT t;O••• Hltf¥ .. ••• O•lOO •w• llU·•"'!"' • Hu .. n .. nrn .. •••r.M Try -saturaay's News Quiz ,, We Dare You • l!!I ' 0 -· .... ·-·· Cl*I•--" l£CHNICOLOR" MATINllS DAil Y AT IOTli CINIMAS IN MISSION VIEJO EDWARDS INEMA VIEJO 'Ml Dlf(;O '"" lT <A ~Al "'~'""" ~Jn .f.~O * THE NEW SHOWS AARlf EDWARDS • ~····· U WARl'S Cl\f\1.1 < f\lfR •• ,.~~(}. 'l ,.,,, .. """ 0'>1 V:{~A • ·1•·1 1 1. _._ ........ -w ... C\c.ty 1.,. .. "SOUNDll" \ E O WARC', ( l\f\1\( f\llK HA~~' t~ A 1 •O•i.A 0 '> T .,., ._ • '-'1 MAllNlll DAILY t~ R~ ........ 111 ...... , ................... ' "Pete•ft'Tillie" ' ...-.-11 ......... .--. ...-~ .... l""""vl11c~t0*-"--""· ~ 2nd TOP ATTRACTION MIA FARROW I IN "THE PUBLIC EYE" ~·····~ FOWi\. ROS Ci\I \1\( I \lfH HA~~<)i hi r..[)11."4 (0 l f& Mt ',t. • '<71 4 11 1 l -~-1 •• • •• J,8 r • • ... ·--·-. . . 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V-8, auto. trans., power steering, power bl'akes, air, radio. healer, whitewalls, vinyl roof, tinted lass, wheel covers. 07 V '69 Old s Cutlass 2 D Ht, V-1, auto. trans., factory air condition ing, power sleering, radio, ~ater, fire engioe red-a real beauty YXV5'• $198 :~~ .. ~.~.~~.f! de Ville ing, power brakes, power $ wil'ldows, power seats, radio, heater, whitewall rires, vinyl 408 8 roof, tinted glass, wheel cov- ers. Slk. #5313 2 D HT V~, auto. trans., · factory air conditioning, full power, powtr steering, power $4 98 8 (disc) brakes, power win- dows, power seals, radio, hea- '"·whitewall lim, ,;nyl roof, No. 3018 M ' SAVE SAVE SAVE '71 Mere. Comet 2 Dr. Sed. '71 MERC . Col Pk. Wag. V-!. aulo. trins., factory air conditioning, power steering, power tdisc) brekes, power windows, poWer seats, radio, healer, whitewall !ires, tinted glass, wheel covers. SllCPC v.a, auto. trans,, power stee ring, rad io, heater, whitewall tires. S39CIB '72 Ford Gran Torino DESIGNED FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND PERFEalON IN A PRE-DRIVEN LUXURY AUTOMOBILE '68 CAD. Seel. -DeVille Sprt 2 Or. Hcttp, V-1, auto. trans., fecfofy •Ir cond!Uonlng, power steering, power (disc) brakes, redlG, better, whlfew•ll tires, tinted gl1ss.·wi,ee1 c:overs. 7«1EJY $3288 .C Dr. Hdtp, V.._ II.Ito. tr111s., fldory air (9,ndltlolling, power steering, power ~disc) br1kes, power wlndows.i power seats, radio, heater, whitewall tires. vi nyl rqcf, tinted gliss, wheel COYtr1. W/Kls.t $1899°0 - ' • I NEW '73 MONTEGO.MX 4 DOOR 575561 Stk. #1943 \ '71 FORD Torino , I .• ._._ v.a, auto. trans., factory air concm;oo;ng, ,.,;,, heate" $2 4 8 8 whitewall tires, tinted glass, wheel covers (203EIC) 22.000 ' mites like new '70 Ford Mav. ~s~ 6 ~"adio, ,,..,,,, $1 5 8 8 '71 VEGA 2 DR. Aufo. trans .• radio, heater, $1 6_8 11 ,000 Miles like new. 727DBA . '71 LINCOLN ........ 71Sl · 11 IAT.l &Sl•9&M .... , ... =::::d = I (r • •• ,. •• • :· .. •• · . •• •• . , •' • :· :· -• • • • ~ ... .. • . • . • • . .. . ~ ·: • • • • :,. • • ' ! . . • • • ' . • • . • • . --~---.... - -,- , \ / r • I J DAILY PILOT .. DOOLEY'S WORLD -· 7 • -• by Roger lradfltld • . . •:-t I • TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan SALLY BANANAS by Charles Barsotti MUTT ·& JEFF E!EmR:mt> AWM FltCll'. CRABo5Y OL' KIT! HE'S JUST IJ)l(JN' RlR A Fl6!-IT ! SA'f,M~ M:'RE ~!~FOR Iii< l.OSf ! HIS NAMf: IS PAJAMAS~ J$ USUAU.Y HAS A LJTrte :Z'fLQl\llN& AfKJVi: HIM! b'y Al Smith by Dale Hale ct•K Cl,11-( c t.•K 4.•'< ~ ¢a GORDO MOON MULLINS ~ COUtl(!:fllJei Al.l-KIND Of' IQl1q!9'l.fW vo6'Q'.\ret ~ @ .. • iii 91 [~~liiiMi. wr.aUm&..i.t~ :tP.iz~-<Gdb4. , liiiil '91 !t>I c:>o • 'NANCY . by Emie Bushmiller ANIMAL CRACKERS by Roger Bollen· NANCY, J'M GOING TO TRY TO MAKE" SOME MONEY Wl'T1i M'f LAWN MOWER "THIS SUMMER I'M GLAD HE'S OVER HIS L.A21NESS·-J'LL. 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E L s c T G R B r 2.6 ~e!!e DOWN t3 Pvt money i.J' 42 Hawaiian · broadef 1 Pack down the pot loods "Z1 T9mPorary tigqoy 21 Tool 43 Cathedral non-woriiers 2 Boy's 23 Bad day few fealure 31 Maki! as a nic knttm e Ceasar 44 Reidy to go I profit :J :~~.,.,won. 25 Cur1a1n 46 Make 1 se;am ..,_ 27 Smell drink1 47 Polesused 32 Saicasl"l't 4 Harvesting 28 Canadian 1ed as booms : :00 ... ~ 01 map:. 5 Uneven in . pine 48 B1cyc)e pmt ian quality 29 loud SOt.-.d 49 Angty I communoly 6 "--·I 30 Eimine 50 Physical 38 Wampum Hu mbugt.. 34 Ore veiol make.up 1 39 Cyli.nducal 7 Charge 35 loafet,lof 63 Notgood, deviea against one "°' bltd 40 "At whal nr operty 55 New Muico •· 3e Female I '" r~~~' ~ ~K~:lile -•nl 56 ~:::f'C Wife · 37 Oill h!!rb w eight 10 Seal on a 57 ffench 42 Urge <Js a rlocument 39 Spre!Kls Canadt. defense 1 I 0 1 birds thickly name 43 Glowed 12 Gem made of 40 "The ··-60 Tennis oowt 44 Blue grass glass and His DogH necessity • • L.OOK WHAT I MADE FOR YOU PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER I I 'M 50 GLAD THAT A&&EY'S INVITED US TO LIJNCH, SAM.! I I Al.WAYS WANTED TO 1 SE!. SPENCER F/4Jl..MS t MISS PEACH I ALREADY MADE A SIGN • • !..AWN "10WE:R f---• . 111. -R1 G;HT_ oi;: I'M •1: . . !\:It c -A MMOllTY FOR RENT-· 1----.11--1 . a ... 1. . RERIM SET A Naa. ilUll' OUR TEAM WOlll.D WIN- by Charlie M. Schulz rT"----.,;, WllO DID HE 6ET U'lll? : BETSY! THERE'S A LONG DISTANCE CAU FOR VOU ... A MISS ULA &ANDS! WHO llET A6AIN51" 115 ? • by Harold Le Doux THAT'S"M.Y AGENT, SAM! I'l:L 6E J'UST A FfW MINUTES! . ,by Mell by Chester Go.Id l'Tiii~~rnomQ!I ,....,.TW-1-TRU--IO<--.-S-GON~I!:-, TH=· :. PLACE LOOICS Dl!Sl!R'I ED. tt THE GIRLS -.; 11Wen,-1top worrying aboutlt-tbe 1prtakler 111tem Installed ta 'our yard Is guaranteed to obi oft after a baJ,f boar." DENNIS THE MENACE ~-t"' • • l ' ' -1 ) " ' ; • :1 •• ~ • I . i ' 1 ' " -· . c-•--'I ' •• <1 ; ·-. '· I '• ~ Sltun11y, Aprfl 21, l'i'7l · Mil. Y 21LOT J • The Biggest M~rketplace on the· O~ge Coast Moti;, Homtl fot Solt • • • 12S • 149 "'~ ••••• ,500 .524 ~ictiret . . . . . . . . 950 • 990 loatt & Motint (q~ 900 . 9W ; . '~'"'"' . . • . . . . . 100 • 799 Fjnondal . . . . . , • . • 200 • 299 Hoi.6el for Sole , , • . • -:-100 • 1i4 DAILY PllOI CLASSIFIED ADS-""""'"· ......... >is-~ Pm ond Svpplift • . , • • • 8$0 • 899 R.al f~lot. Gti\trol. . • . • 1.SO • 199 Rilntol • . . . • .. . . . . JOO • ~ Schooli ond lm11~1ion . . . S7S • .599 Lott & "°'"'.' .... ·~·574 1Men:handlse ......... 155 . 149 ·You Can -sen It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad [642~5678] ' One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval ' Setvk•s ond tllpait1 • . • . bOO • ti99 ftuMpOl'totion. • • • • . • • 915 -949 :l ___ .. I General G1nM11 MAKE OFFERS ON THESE UNITS! Six choice two bedroom "villas"-1001 from the beach -great ocean views. Asking $145,000. Two fourPiexes convenient location - $6000 rental history -anxious to sell - $52,000 each. , Two Triplexes -$1,000 a month gross - only $79,950. Where have you been able to buy at 6.5 times gross? Corona Del Mar "Cutie" -three bedroom front· house -one bedroom in back -re- decorated $71,500. Fourplex and store -North Long Beach - 7 times gross at $63,000 -O.W.C. 2nd T.D. SUISll>IARY Of TH£ COl.Wll,l. (0, iU&StOIAlcY 01 THC COl.WEU CO. General General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES BAYFRONT-ON MAIN CHANNEL :-in Dover Shores. Ist time offered. Custom . ~ built 2-story 4BR, 4'h bath. Massive mast- er suite w /fireplace. Paneled FR w /wet bar. A real Ju~ury home for your complete- enjoyment. Appt. only. Tim Turner 642-8235 (Ml9) SPACIOUS , ,_ is the word for this garden oriented custom • home. Easy care all electric, many extras -including dark room-large pool-water' softener. 3 BR/FR. $85,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (M20) TURTLEROCK LUXURY! The Hallmark of prestigious living! View -Elegance-Privacy. 3BR, den, FR ... over 2600 sq. ft. $97,500 w/land! ! Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (M21) QUICK POSSESSION Spacious 3BR Baycrest Beauty, Oversized handym'an's garage, central vacuwn, plus exceptional landscaping. ·Joyce· Edlund 642-8235. (M16) LINDA ISLE LAGOON Beautiful Colonial 5BR, 4'h bath home- 50' boat.slip. Owner transferred to N.Y.- quick occupancy. Priced for irrunediate " sale. Dave Cook 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & , SUN. 1-5 P.m. #53 Linda Isle (M22) " "BIG CANYON SURPRISE" 0 WALl([H & lll REALTORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 NEWPORT LIVING! 3 BR, bright, clean, near beach, convenient to -NeY.'JX)rt schools, shopping, nr \Vestcliff. PRIME PROP· ERTY! $42,900 . CALL 645-7221 1733 \testclltt Dr., N.B. ~21 'HIDDEN COTIEGE BIG LOT Excellent eastside location, walking distance to shop- ping -Big 20 x 50 cone. patio, 4 oversized bdr, 2 ba., -Looks like a model home can't be beat at only $3.1,500. Owners moving out of the state. HURRY Call 546-8640 Red Carpet, Rea1tors INVEST· EASTSIDE Two-2 Bedroom charming home's. Good income l~I Gener•1 General ** ** ** Heritage C.ollection NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA MUST HAVE QUICK SALE, 3 BR, 2 Ba. huge co untry kitchen, squeaky clean and ,neat, large covered patio, pool·size lot. Priced right at $31,950. CALL 540-1151. FIVE UNIT FIXER UPPER FLYE-INDIVIDUAL 3 BEDROOM HOMES on large 300 ft Eastside Costa Mesa lot. Paint and· clean up to be \vorth more $$$$. Owner asking only $72,500. Just listed. CALL 546-5880. . -- FORMAL DINING-- LARGE'. SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM, family ·room-and separate formal dining:-Spacious kitchen with lots of storage, shag carpets & redwood paneling. Hurry, just listed at $41,500. CALL 540-1151. EASTSIDE DOLLHOUSE -$32,500. REAL QUALITY CUSTOM BUil T 2-bedroom, 1 bath with plaster walls, hardwood floors and large covered patio. Located on large comer lot with a double detached garage. Plenty of room to store everything. Best fo. cation! For complete details CALL 546-5880. GOOD INCOME 5 - 2 BEDROOM UNITS 5-GARAGES 5 -SEPARATE ENCLOSED YARDS Always tenants looking for nice rental units. Income <$750 mo. Corne see! CALL 540-1151. GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION EASTSIDE BARGAIN. Brin~ paint, paper and Ajax. Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath & dining. Hardwood floors, shag carpets and fireplace .. Room for boat and motorhome off alley. Hurry -only $28,000. Bids must be submit· led this weekend. CALL 546-5880. ERITAGE General General CUSTOM HOME & LAKE FOREST R fo Hors 5 BEDROOM PLUS PooL oom r es Open House Saturday and BeauWul custom home on ~lr Sunday. $54,900. Lovely 2 acre with 3 Bedroom guest story Timberlake model. house or rental, f~nced cor· Built-ins with dishwasher ral, one of a kind buy • pass-through \.\'indow t~ won't last!! Only ... backyaro with palio, ga' . $65,000 barbeque, dichondra lawn n.... c M "2-lffi and beautiful heated and 1797 viange, · · Q'j filtered Roya] pool with Ontu slide and underwater ~IV21 lighting. Huge family room, .,, bar, eye catching living room with gas fireplace, atrium, shag carpeting " _..,.... I ie _ ....... General General 'A~-5-a/, ~ ANOASSOCIATIS REALTORS 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. 644·7270 , e BAYCREST e You'll enjoy this lovely FAMILY HOME on a secl uded street. 4 bedrOOm, 2 bath. PAN· ELED fa1nily roon1 \Vith double fireplace plus n1any custom features. Large fenced yard and patio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $63,500. •SIXTEEN UNITS e . . . in excellent rental area close to large shopping•center: TWO SEPARATE BUILD· JNGS, 8-2 Bedroom unfurnished. 8-1 Bed- room furnished. Large heated pool. Covered lanai, ping-pong and shuffleboard. WILL TRADE . .. . . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . .. $220,000 . -----e HARBOR VIEW HOMES e SOMERSET MODE~Welcome children in this family TWO STORY 5 bedroom, family room home whicLieatures 3 ba.tlls, {Q!'mal dining room , WE 'r BAR, large convenient kitchen with all the extras. Tremendou fenced yard on deadend type street. FEE LAND. . ....... , . , ............. $81,500. ' e OCEANFRONT DUPLEX e Swim on your own private beach, a step from your front door. Two large bedrooms and 2 enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe property like this only comes along once- in-a-lifetifne. 'Call now for appointment. ~140,000. e CONDOMINIUM e BACK BAY AREA -3 Bedroom, 2'h bath, built-in kitchen, stone fireplace. FAM- ILY ROOM , community pool & REC ROOMS including billiards. Fee land close to every- thing. . ......................... $34,500. e LARGE TWO STORY e for the large family with a need for many extras. SEPARATE family room, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, LARGE kitchen with din- ing area, PLUS a formal dining room, two fireplaces (i in the upstairs master stiiti). Large fenced yard for the children. $56,500. * OPEN HOUSES * 4 BR & FAM.-1711 Terrapin Way, Newport Beach. $63,500. (Sat 1-5) 5 BR & FAM.-2074 Tustin Av., Back Bay, Newport Beach. $56,50-0. (Sat & Sun 1·5) AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TORS • . . . . . 644-7270 General General I~ General w ..... ...... for "'9fYOMI L~RGE 3 BEDROOM $29,500 . Very 1 o v e I y horrie. Quality construc- tion. On a quiet cul de sac street. 2 baths. Pa- tio. shake roof, Kitchen built -ins. Fireplace. Room for your boat. Assumable VA l oa n. brk 540-1720 IN MESA VERDE OWNER TRANSFERRED! Must sacrifice t h is beautiful home. 3 spac- ious bedrooms. 2 baths. Secluded re a r living room, Family room, fireplace & even a huge bonus roo1n ! Dining room , built-ins. On a quiet cul de sac street'. $36.950. brk 540-1720 Prestigious family 3 BDRMS . ..-$27,5001 home. Large 106xl05 ft. lot. Boat & trailer ac-Nice family'home. For· cess. 4 spacious . bed-mal dining r·oom. Mom- rooms. 3 baths! Cover-. kl built-ed·patio. Family room, pleasing tchen~ . fireplace:_Formal din·. ms. 2 baths. Cozy _fire- ing room . Deluxe kitch-place. Covered patio. en with bui!t,ins. $43,· FQrcJ!d•air-heat . brk 950. brk 540-1720 540-1720 2955 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-1720 Gener•I Gener ii BEST IN NEW BLUFFS BRAND NEW • 3 BDRM. • VIEW Former model "Dolores", is an END UNIT, so beautifully decorated & upgraded thruout, w/view of greenbelt & water ..... $79,900. . BRAND NEW. 4 BDRM.· 3 BATHS Lovely 2100 sq. ft. "Carmelita," overlooking pool,1w/luxunous carp., elec. cookware top, dbl. self-clean. ovens ............. $66,950. Please let me show you my exclusive listings, as well as the other condos available at this time In The Bluffs. HELEN B. DOWD .. REALTOR 644-0l:M · Multlpl• L isling Member General General JlJo Waler/ronf Exceptional 5 bdrm., 3-story home with pier & slip. Magnificent South bay view from all 3 levels. Remodeled kitchen & family room. Price reduced to $210,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR'- 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 General General 1 St\Ull).ing 4BR home w/conversation pit overlooking golf course & tennis court. Barbara Gothard 642-8235. OPEN SAT. 1-5 p.m. #21 Hermitage Lane. (M24) CAMEO HIGHLANDS (You Own The Land) 3 BR.· 2 BATHS $46,000 To $62,000 Agt, 675-4524 675-0144 Wm Mc CABE, INC. \s ex- panding offices, needs 3 salesmen. Call 842-4405, ask 1or Guy. throughout, llll'ge master LOCA1'ION bedroofn, and b a 1 c 0 n Y • 1 ljjjjjjiiijjiiiijjiiiijjjjjiiijjiiiij;iiij-iijjiiiijjiiiij-iijjiiiMiiiijj Automatic garage door Walk to all CJt CDt1's shops 11 opener, sprinklered front and stores. Sparkling, brand yard, etc. Good assumable new ''townhouses·• three mortgage. By Owner. 24451 bedrooms, two story, 1 Corta Cresta Drive, El beautiful! Bkr. 675-7225 • suruiy light 3BR & den or 4BR,-2 bath bot\!e w/partial ocean & canyon view. ChOfce area. $71,500. Charlene Reichmann 64U235. (M23) I' BAYCREST EXCELLENCE 4BR's-J baths. Custom floor plan. Mani- cured yard. $77,500. F . Peralta 642-8235. (M25) "TOMORROW'S LOOK" Gener1I without question, one of the most complete custom homes designed w/"you" in mind. . • A Big Canyon "very special"-$194,500. ' Lois M_iller 642-8235. (M2.6) _ , I ' CAPTIVATING VIEW 1 ·i Catalina Sunsets, Majestic Mountains, Sparkling .Night Lights! Yours to view from this lovely 4BR, FR hol)le. Ready • • •· for occupancy. $103,000 includes the land. ; · Lois Egan 644-6200. (M13) COSTA MESA WESTBLUFF .: Park view & night lights. Delightiul 3BR,- large-master bath. Island cook-center. Se,-e clusion & privacy. $4-0,950. 644-6200. (Ml5) . • • • . ... .......... [Irvine I -~-Rio"'~-I IOI -Drlft 142•12H 11144 lllo-144•aH . Newport ... ch, Cellfemlp 12HI for. lct:oif ... Call 642-5678 Torri. 837-4239. General Gener•l HARBOR VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONTEGO MODEL 4 bedrooms, family roorn,--fonnal-dining; carpets, drapes, super landscaping, covered patio, wood deck. $74,950 FEE LIKE NEW PALE.RMO MOOEL 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dlnlng, wet bar; up- grade carpets, floors. Perfect for your family. •78,500- FEE IIARBOR VIEW HOMES REALl'Y 833-07BO . 'I Pete Barrell Jeaft'I preJenlJ For Fomily Living & Entertaining BAYCREST-with all the desirable features for family living and entertaining. 4 Large bedrooms, family room, formal dining room. Carefree yard and lovely swimming pool. On qeiet street--just off H<tliday Rd. 1806 Toyon, Newpl. Bch. Open Sat 1·5 Bayiide Bayfront NEAR THE HARBOR ENTRANCE -Your own pier and slip -beautiful unobstructed bay view -near yacht clubs, fishing, and water activities. 3 Bedrooms, large sandy beach with room to expand., 2233 B1yside Dr., Newpt. Bch. Open Sat 1-5 Large Baycrest Home READY FOR SUMMER FUN -Hobby room, boat space plus 3 car ~arage, heated & filtered pool, lamily room, dining room and den. 4 Pleasant bedrooms -a lot for the money. Call oo see this! J Office Open Saturdays & Sundays PfiTE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 WHtcllff Or., N.B • '42-5200 ~ . • . J IVAN WELLS -BAYCREST Lots of charm in this 4 bedroom, formal dining rm. home. Bright lam. nn. overlook· ing pool, 3'h Ba. Courtyard entry. $87,500. Vacant. Mary Lou Marion LIT.TLE_WORLDS OF PRIVACY In Monarch Bay, for secure country club - living. 4 Bdrms. -family rm. -and views from 2 patios. Decorate to suit. Only $79,500. Call Geo. Grupe DELIGHTFUL TOWNHOUSE 3 Bdrm. & lge. bonus nn., upgraded thru- out; sprinklers, gas fire pit, etc. Fine loca- tion in Univ. Park~54,900-fee.-"Chuck-"- Lewis BAYFRONT-FEE Spectacular view main 'bay & mountains, sandy beach, pier, garden atmosphere. One block from N.H. Yacht Club. Contact Bill Bents CHALLENGES COMPARISON Tnily delightful 3 bdrm. in Harbor View Hills. Really ultra, ultra thruout. Tbis new offering should go fast at $88,800, Jim Muller TURTLE. ROCK HILLS Reduced $5,000 below recent sales. Magnifi· cent hilltop view location. Each sunset ls a delight! 4 SR. President. $96,000. Paul Quick ....-- Coldwall,Banbr ~ • ·~700 644-2430 , 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. ' .. . %f. DAILY PILOT' --·------... 1~1 --I~ 1~1 l~I _ .... . _-__ ... _ .. __,li te] I ---l~I --~I --- I OHi \I L 01 \0\ ;. t A , l (J /.' 2 BmROOM HOUSE ON R-i LOT, ASSUME FHA LOAN Thi• Costa bolesa hoult with "!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!!11!!!]!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!! beamed ceilings and · huge ~ back yanJ is an Ideal sla.rter Gener1I General home. Note the F ll A -;;;;;:::;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; a1u1umable loan + R2 rewn-• Ing. Prlef'd. nt $25,500. For details call 646-nn. oPENTIL P • IT'S FUN TO BE NICEI 11~a:11a1 BmER THAN NEW This 3 bdr, 2 be., home is 80 spotles1 it looks fll thouj(::h no one hu ever lived in it, beauH ful built-In kitchen, spacious living. Q\\11crs ft~ anxious, llURRY! ! CaJI Red Carpet, Realtors S."V'rll640 J.}nJa !J6l PR ESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Linda 1111 W1t1rfront Custom 4 bdnn., 41h: bath home on lagoon. Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront fa mily room, billiard room ...... $250,000 For Complete Info rmat ion On All Homes & Lotl'. Pl••• Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bt ysldt Dr., Suito 1, N.B. 675-4161 • I Ol!I \I 1. 01,0 \ ,. I { ' OPEN HOUSE Sat. 1.5 MESA VERDE I 1836 Iowa -J + F $34,500 REAL1'0R, PAUL C. COAD . 96~142 See the ''GOOD EGGS'' about A kee n 4 bedroom, 2 bath with POOL. Spanish d e cor. Close to all schools and shopping. $42 ,500. MESA VERDE 3 b e droom, 2 bath. Room for t railer. Lovely patio and yard. $38,750. VIEW of ne w Marina, 4 bedroom, 2112 bath. Upgrade d thruout, g r eat family home -only $45,900. . ''HAP.PY EASTER·'' FROM R ~ •***• i ~ ' ' :c.M! • • I " *-····* " ] .. ***** ·~ 1505 Mesa Verde Dr., East Costa Mesa 55 7 -4 13 0 I Open Evenings) r. I, ........ ...., ........ , ..... ,.. .......... . ,.. .............................. ..... .. ..................... .., ........... ..... .... .. ...,.._ Deify ..... WANT ADS, r.... ....... .,_ "9-.,.., .... or f'tJ Ifft .. w9",. ............................................ -..,-~ •. --------- HO USES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 631 South FairView, Unit 140, Santa Alla 646-0555 (Sat 1·5) 2 BEDROOM FAMILY OR.DEN 185 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sat &SUn 1-5). 2511 Crestview (Baysbores) NB , 675-7225 · (Sat & Sun 1-5)1 3 BEDROOMS 410 Cabr illo, Costa· Mesa 645-7221 $42,900. (Sat 1-5) 1914 Upper Jtim Rock Canyon Rd., L.B. 494-8~d2 ,58,500. (Sat 1-5) 919 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar . 644-0128 '19,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt2233 Haysicte IJr., Newport Bea,,it 1542-5200 $175,ooo (Sat 1-5) * 16321 Golden Slate, Huntingoon Beach 846-5405 $32,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2418 South PacUic, Santa Ana 546-0022 $32,500 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS FAMILY & DEN 23852 Wardlow Circle, Laguna Niguel " 833-3332 (Open Daily) 1806 Highland (Harbor Highlands) NB 646-1887 $56,000 (Sun 12-6) 2508 Vassar (College Park) CM 979·5618 $35,950 (Sat 1-5) 1930 Port Laurent (Harbor View Homes) NB 642-8235 (Sat 1-5) 1742 Highland, Newport Beach 642-8235 $58,90-0 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 16202 ?iilarjan [pne Huntington Beach · 847-7015 $39,500 .(Sat & Sun all day) 1260 Londonderry, Costa :ri.iesa "" 546-4141 '$29,950 (Sat 1·5) 418 -Hazel , Corona de! Mar 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1725 Skylark Ln. (Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $68,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 .BEDROOM _ 8551 St. Augustine, l:luntington Beach 673-6210 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS FAMILY RM & DEN 19771 Lexington Ln., Huntingto n Beach 673-5020 Glen Mar (Sat 1·5) 2319 Heather Lane, Newport Beach 646-6563 $87,750. (Sat & Sun 12-5) 627 Rockford (Cameo Highlands) CdM ' 642-8235· (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $77,500 (Sat & sun 1-5) 1527 Anita Ln. (Weslcli!l) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1711 Terrapin Way, Newport Beach 644-7270 $63,50-0 (Sat 1·5) 46 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) NB : 844-6200 (Sun 2-5:30) 18150 Sand Dunes (Tiburon) F. V. 962-6287 (Sat & Sun) 1327 Keel Dr. (Lusk Harbor Vu ) CdM . 644-6249 (Sat & Sun 1-6) #21 Hermitage Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat 1-5) tt50 Linda Isle Dr. (Li nda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,00-0 (Sat 1-5:30) 17 Cypress Pt. Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $159,500 (Sat 1-5:30) 29 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $104,90D (Sat 1-5:30) 4 BEDROOM & FAM 2975 Catalpa (Eastbluff) NB 644-620-0 (Sat 1-5) *312 Robinbood Ln ., Costa Mesa 644-7662 $52,500 (Sun 1-5) *1806 Toyon (off Holiday Rd., Baycrest) NB 642-520-0 $92,500 (Sat 1-5) 3076 Madison, Costa Mesa 540-1151 $41,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2015 Santiago, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sat 1·5) *3821 Inlet Isle (Harbor View Hills) NB 673-8550 . (Sat 1-5) 512 DeAnza Dr. (Corona Highlands) CdM 673-8550 (Sat 1-5) 5 BEDROOM & FAM OR DEN #55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 (Sat 1-5:30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4.910 . $225,000 (Sat 1-5:30) 9512 H1ghtide, Huntington Beach 963-2568 $5.9,500 . (Sat & SWl) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB · 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat 1·5) tt329 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 673-6112 $260,0-00 (Sat & Sun l-5) tt#51 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt#54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) tt#53 Linda Isle (Linda Isl e) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2074 Tustin Ave. (Back Bay) NB 644-7270 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *24451 Corta-eresta Dr., EI Toro -~~ 837-4329 $54,900 (Sat & Sun) 251 Sierk., C'-0sta Mesa ' 645-0308 (Sat & Sun 12-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (I & 2 BR) 345 E. 16th St. (N'pt. Hghts.) CM 546·7652 $4 1,500 (Sat & sun 12•51 "' · (3 BR H ehl tt4307 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673-9266 (Sat & Sun l.S) 4-PLEXES FOR SALE • (2 BR Heh) 307 E. I 71h St., Costa Mesa ~ 642-3600 ~98,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5). HOME + INCOME. (3 BR + 1 BR Unitl 4000_ River. Ave., Newport Beach S46-~739 $i98,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1-4), * h•I ** w··--~._,..,. *** w .......... '"' • •• ' G 11 . .. • Golw•I DAILY PILOT U ~...id y~~~!1'!;0:,!A;~dren 10 [ --~[e] [ _ .... · ~ .... I ___ .. _ ... _ _,l[e ] I -..... ~[ .... -_ ..... · ... _-iiiil~[.e~l 11 ~~ ..... -.-.... -_~l:i[.eiiir1~1 ;-;;;;; .. ; .. ;;;;;;;::[t!J;.e;: e in salety!?t Do you des~ privacy!?? • about a oomblnaUon Hom&-mvestment 0.-•I _.. 0.-•I _.. _.. GeMrol Getw•I bere,.,U could build anotherL!om~'ln~-==:.:.-----=="'------1===-----futul]I! Here is a well cared for borne that 1--------------_______ ________._ l111111ac11ate MESA VERDE! UVE GAY AND , ~ ~fs~.,!~~tu~~~ 1~~m~errts~ 1,: * * -* * * * EASTBllff & ·TH E BLllFS Harbor VIEW + POOL SUNNY i bedrooms, 2 baths, a built in Teak China HlcJhlandsl FORMAL DINE' GET'THE MOST \l~u~ ~ ~: ~imnp~Jx,1!"°i.Tvmandg R.B~~. ~. is * TAYLOR (0. * A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE 'i1:" .., .. ~~e's.~ P!Jt:ff i.t..~ ,~~ FOR YOUR f OORNER um GI t llvtn& "NEW" Republic home! 2 MONEY 0 property is becoming mcreasmgly CONSIDER THESE FINE HOMES room. t'onnal· wh'::'o brick ,...,. exocuOve. Sunkon llv· , ,fiote scarce 10 our area. $46,900. Call any.. ~ flrepl:ace. L.ARGE FOR..\lAL 1ng room. FORA1AL DIN-lt s a t1u1>er . value at s:rl.~- time 646-0SM f STBLUFF DINING ROOlil' V ING ROOM? Chef's kitchen Th.rte twtny ~. • • . . nr EA . "~" . ~ ery "th vr~u ot c talln , pretty , ......... , klt .. hen ··-• I ~ uo;\41.....,.I '••II \\'I .JC.on & 8 . • "IUU , " AIJU , NEWPGRT-HE IGH-T'S---~--1·-----=::..::.:..::..:..::.:_ . .::;t:,..:..::..:..:::.:.lc ____ l-.lt,Y~silJl!lil·lµil!)!:!LiltYle 4 R. 2~ ba" formal -~l~ with-st~ v:r:. Mws.stve t~m...1\'lth eat.mg area. 1,,. bnths;."""r:,;"r----1 ~\V maintenance, architect d~si e<fhome, ·~THE BLU FFS''-CONDOMINIUM din. rm., family rm., panoramic v ew; ove~ LtlundJy room. Redwood wet t>Qr. 4 giant h«l.roon1s. ve?')-plenstJ\lrextert •• all shingles, \Vood and glass. view, two Former furnished "Dolores" model on beau· sized lot. RecenUy, completely redecor. in covered patio. Park Wee SUNDECK with VIEW: tt1.'•"' dt\Yh 01 high PriC:~1~_0U I I all . g aint ant PRICED FAR BELOW Spa.riding blue POOL! Jn. 1 e "' at ~ see. '" _,,. • stories with N>Oll\S for all the kids separated tiful greenbelt. Custom features throughout popu ar co ors, new w coverm s, P , Y • ' ftom the ad u 1 t s area. Loads of builtins. this loYely 3 BR. ilend" \Ulit w_/2¥, baths. carpetint & shutters. Just in tip-top cond. r= ~=t·~::;~ ,:~::~ ~~:oo1~:'3 ~wga=: IOl'£NJ1Lf •;;FIJH701;l«Zr1 - Call 67~7225. Choice wall papers, del Piso tile, etc. $79,950 thruout. A showcase home on a veryiriendly t .. e • executive value. Call ¥uot ,.. Call"'"' 6'!Hl.103. . .llJ~ '!!fl!! I DUPL EX AP P ROV~D BY PROP. #20 BIG CANYON COUN TRY CLUB streel. $ 72 '500 THE BLUFFS oow. ™ -'\ifu1ii;l1 IOIH\t L Ol\O\ Y Exclusive & ·beautiful! Prestigious living in -. ou can enjoy the ocean view from the front the heart of .Newport Beach in a private J UST L!STEIJ-J BR., 21-> ba. END UNIT. IOHl\I Liil\O\ . deck of the 4 bedroom, 2 bath upper unit Country Club area with security entrance. Spectacular loc., our finest ~reenbelt set· "81ld receive a monthly income from the 2 Lovely near-new 5 BR home w/ fam rm & ting. "Absolutely unequalled'. Adult occu- tiedroom 11> bath lower unlt of this duplex. f.ormal DR. Fine cptng & drapes. $114,950 pied, comp. upgraded thruout. Outstanding Cllose to Doheny Beach and Dana Point Ma-feature is gorgeous South facing 40 ft. cov'd. , rina. Phone 580-0222. BIG CANYON-$124,500 patio. A faultless price for the most demand· CONDOMIN IUM-OPEN HOUSE You'll LOVE this home! Impressive open mg buyer. Could not be replaced at $79,500 beam vaulted ceilings give a feeling of , New W(lil to Wall Carpeting, freshly painted space. 5 Large bdrms, lge family rm & for-UPPER BAY VIEW; Architecturally modi-i~erlor, 2 Bedroom. 11h bath. All electric mal dining rm. Many fine features in kitch-lied 'jTrina" ~ldh. Truly a "Tailor--made" bllilt in Kitchen, Private Patio. Beautifuilf. en, 3-car garage, fine cptng & drapes. Beaut. adult home. Gigantic rn str. suite & a com- mrunS · tained Park·lik~ Grounds with Poo , landsc. · . pany sitting room, plus spacious 2nd ' BR. & auna and Clubhouse. $18,000 ... Fairlane 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE OPEN SAT 1-5:30 ba. Aboundin~ in costly improveinents & Gardens-,Units 14 A. & D. 631 S. Fairview decorator additions. A very inviting home Road at McFadden. OPEN SATURDAY 1 WATE RFRONT-CORONA DEL MAR at $79,500. to 5. Call anytime, 64&-0555. Luxurious completely re!urbished 2 bednn BLUFFS i'LAZA. Lo\ve-st leasehold & month-2 bath "own-your.own" apt. Rich cptng & BALBOA ISLAND drapes, beams, paneling, abundant marble Jy maint. area. Popular "W" Plan, in "mint · Large family home for a family o! four or & many fine appts. Adult occupied. Pool, cond." 4 BR., 21'• ha., family kitchen. Lge. mote. Balconies off all the bedrooms, pri-great view, .boat slips, sec. gate $145,000 priv. walled patio. Tasteful use of wallpaper va~ "in law" wing, three and· a half baths,' & decorating accents. A wonderful, young · upstair den with a fireplace. All in very LINDA ISLE-$245,000 family home, nr. pool. Walk to school & good condition. Call 571;-1225. _ Impressive entrance in this liru! quality built village center. A fine value at $S2,500 bayfront home. Abundant del Piso tile 0 /W/C SECOND . makes a minimum maintenance. Pier & ,.,., A beautiful location in Rancho La Casta on slip for up to 65' boat. 4 BR, FR, formal DR,· U~ ., Galicia Way-$16,200--Lot size 78x121. Own-billiard rm & 4'h baths. Luxury thruout. '-:st ~-~.·.·,~, M' er will consider a second trust deed to a 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT 1..5:30 ~ '!I qualified buyer. Phone now for more infor· BIG CANYON-$159,500 ( . rcu ly mation. 586-0222. · Custom quality & pro!essionally decorated. 2414 Vi1 ta d•l Or0 Newport Beach 644-1133 Anytime DO YOU PREFER: 4 BR home with huge FR w/rosewood panel- ' A Home.under 3 years new? ing, Igo DR & great kitchen. Open beam General Gener•l e In-Model Condition"? ceilings, ·auto. sprinklers, air-eond., lavish NEWPORT BEACH DUP LEX --.N.:=O=M....,...cO=N=EY=--=1 * MAGNIFICENT I-Bdrm. each unit. Ne"' \VHITEWATER COASTAL ·ocean &: across trtim park. DOWN VIEW! Uoobstructed . got·· A1nt summer/y,•lnter rent· geous • balc:onies, patki, al!• .. $52,500. ' .. ' "' ,., f "' , ' ( ,,. I WALK TO alriunt • cw.1on1ized 3 BR, Call. ~ 673.fi688 Eves. SCHOOLS '""'1oos living "" & din· ing ml. Feie ht1KL Sb!l.500. Th.ii> chri.rml.ng 3 bedroorn CAIJ. 6-i.'). 7221 and den home is v.·alking 1733 \Vestc!Uf Dr., N.~. associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2025 W Bolboo 61l·l66l distance front all schools, Ontu with no n1ajor streels to . -~ Cl'OSS. Secluded v.·ulled, lrff shaded back yru'd \\'ith f1·ee 21 -------.........._ torm n ..... ne pat••. ~ •DU-PL-EX-ST-A~TER Premhun carpeting and -~ I I K \\•all coverings mnke this a -;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;; SAN1'A ANA 11E1Gll1'S A·l great value al $25,500. \\'hy ~ 2onini;:. Good lnl:onu~. Basic wait, cull rio'v 546-2313. Udo Waterfront <.'Onditlon ,good. Nt.'t"ds puint B Ow and yru'tl V.'(H'k. Loan avail· y ner able. PMce S:lS,000. App't Only 67Ul12 e CALL ANYTIME e 3 yrs o1d. 5 Bd1m, 6 baths, 646-3928 or Eve. 645--2986 grunt> room, 2 wet bars, steant bath, 3·car garage. "OLE•OLE·OLE'' 35'. fee Jot. Pier & slip. Va. cant. Principles o n I y . Lachenmyer · Realtor l\1edlterra.nean Villa! Plush $260,000. 4 BR, 3 BA plus ru1nµus OPEN HOUSE ______ _ ::im~. ·;~i~ .. ~1.'~!; J9'v~a"liJo'° ;;:..i NORfitMESA "green belt" .. !ting. Com-·--....... -~-~-~-....... -~-~-~-....... -~-!!' ... ~ EXECUTIVE pare a:t $77.500. (Land In· ..: eluded). Low down OK,. $43,950 Call now. 64$-8400. • - .. • 4 Bedrooms, 2•12-Baths, Huge Famil•~-1-Jfil~· •~floor in entry hall, loads of storage. Room? 17 CYPRESS PT LNE . OPEN SAT·r-5:30 LARGE HOt.tE-BUDGET PRICE Executive series, 2·story 4 Bdrm.,-3 baths with heate_d, filtered poor. on qµiet cul d~ ~ac stre~t, Eastside Costa Mesa. Newport school dist. Won't last long at .$52,500 . -WARNING._ Trespassers will be charmed. Seller just bought new llOnte & n..'Cluced price $2000 on this p~'ti&ious honte. :n:xJ sq. tt. 2 story with a bonus room & many extras~ \Vm. Mt{;abe R.E. 1142-44()5. EXECll?lVE HOME AT BARGAIN PRICE! Perfect location. ·Giant 2 story~wtth • b::-Stained g1ass-;:---1 • Country Style Corner Kitchen? • Minutes to Newport & San Diego Fre ... \vays? . • Ali This for $41,509? • Would you .and your Family like to see This Home? e Call Anytime, 646-0555. VIEW HOME Jllgh above "Old Corona" with a breathtak· ing view. Popular 4 bedroom home with lovely upgraded features such as massive stone fireplace in family rootn and soft au- tumn colors in topgrade carpeting and wall- papers. Pool size yard. Call 671;-7225. INVESTOR $63.000 Duplex with an Ocean View. 3 bed- rooms in both units, carpets, drapes, built- in, T.V. cable and 3 car ,garage. Only .4 yrs .... "old. Write off with depreciation and taxes- Capistrano Beach-Phone today 586-0222. CUTE AS A BUG'S EAR Charmin~ 2 Bedroom Home, completely r ... modeled mside and out. PRIME EASTSIDE location. Ready to move in $28, 750. Call anytime, 646-0555. LAGUNA AnoUter new excusive listing! Sharp four bedl'!X>m home, just like new, high on a hill on Skyline Drive. Great view of the whole coastal area, from Laguna south to San Clemente. See this great buy this weekend! Call 671;-7225. LEASE In 1'fission Viejo a home with 4 bedrooms and fireplace. Just right for your family! For the Green Thumb tenant $325 or land· scaping included $350. Phone 5ll&-0222. WESTCLlFF • ' i Large Assumable v A 7% Loan. 3 Bedroom. 2 Baths, Dining Room. Brick Fireplace. High Demand Area . . . DON'T WAIT. :· $55,950. Call anytime, 646-0555. .. ., BAYSHORES :~ A two bedroom ucutie" on a quiet street - , vacant and in need of someone to love it. I < ' ., Large living room with fireplace and panel- ing\ Available on a very small down or per· haps a contract o! sale. Call 671;-7225. , SUMMER IS COMING ' Live in a beautiful Eldorado borne in Mis-~ sion Viejo. Four bedroom, 2 bath, .new ear-l• pet and a pool for the whole family. $(-0,500 ~ -Buy it now and enjoy it this ,summer. E Phone 586-0222. . . ~ · MESA DEL MAR ·' High Demand Area-Act Now!! 4 Bedrooms, ·; 2 Baths, Brick Fireplace. W aJk Ix> all Schools ,: thru Jr. College. $38,950. Call anytime, E 64&-0555. 't CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER l ~ · JWdecorated three bedfoom "Cape Cod" cot- ~~ ~tage-with all klnds of fresh attracth'.eJdeas. ' :· ~ 1 bedroom rental in the rear with , , • pilnellog and exposed beams. The Old Co- ,, rona properties don't stay for sale long, so t hurry! Call 675-7225. • SPANISH LIVING-LAGUNA HIL LS Live in a home decortated with a liru! Span-r ish, decor-large pool size lot-located on a '.; cul-d ... sac-spaclous home with plenty of C: coinfort for a large family. Be sure yoo see ' this bome. It will not last long. Phone now • 586-0222. ·- COLWELL • I ' BIG CANYON COUNTR¥ CLUB Exclusive C.C. area. Popular plan in this 4 BR home by Broad moor. Lge fam rm, formal dining room & 3 baths. View of patios from all rooms. 3-Car garage. Surrounded by more expensive homes. $104,901l 29 AUGUSTA LANE OPEN SAT 1-5:30 · DOVER SHORES-$215,000 Fabulous 5 bedrm hOme on Galaxy Drive & includes the land! Lge farn rm, formal DR, 4¥2: baths & 3-car gar. Fully air-conditioned, miniature pool w/jacuzzi & sun room. 1337 Gf.LAXY DRIVE OPEN SAT 1-5:30 Office Open Saturday-Closed Easter Sunday "Our 28th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 THE BLUFFS -FOR LEASE Back Bay view. 3 BR. 2 Ba. $475 MO/lease CORBIN -MARTIN REALTORS Call A~ytlmo 644-7662 Gener1I Gen1r1I NEWPORT BAY-CHERRY LAKE YiEW Fine Custom Split level Home 3 BR., 2 ha. Lge. lot, nlce patio. Back yard all fenced . s~.9".JO. Low, low dn. lo qualified buyer T\VO 3 BR. houses on big R-2 lot. 29,500 10 LEVEL view acres. $8,950 Full price. Good terms. Xlnl in\.'estf opportunity· }~are! Walker, Realtor 646-7414 645-7266 ASK FUR BRUCE. • NO RED TAPE Garden Home Bonus Room $31,500! MARBLE foyer! Formal dine~Qi,ee1·y_ kltchc.n-willL EXPANSIVE ' VIEW! Big family-I'OOlll. PLUS -flUGE BONUS ROOJ\1 & \VET BAR! Spacious bedrooms. ·: Parle Uke yard. 3 clll' gar-j age. HWT)' ! Call &l5--0300. I . ' IOlll\I I. Ol\O\ -.~,!()~ ia. Br, 3. ba, upsla.irs living room w/view &- frplc. Lge family-din rm, overlking patio. Elec kit w/bltns & brkfst bar, sep service G e neral General room. Custom quality inclds plaster walls 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;::;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;.I · raised foundation, high beam ceilings. Lots of tile, brick & wood. ONE OF A KIND. 2.Lots-over Y•ecre, lend va lue •pprox $40,000 Beil Buy In Newport-By Owner-$87,750 2319 HH thor Lano, N.B. 64<>6563 Who's Bos!I! You or the landlord? Bring the hot dogs &: picnic in your big back yard. Anyone can · IJike over GI 1oaq payrnent $203 mo. Wm. McCabe R.E. 842-4405. OWNER anxiow. Executive 3 bdrm. 3 baths. Family rm., fomial dining rm. Fireplace. TUe r o o f • IMMACULATE SUPER BONUS ROOM -EXECUTIVE HOME PA1'10 COMBorstanrgtus Theffilnfe Of tt'ie~J)ttlietir entry. Marble fireplace. owner to a new position in FOR~ DINING R~l\.1! \Vastungton O.C. will enable SpacN>US· bedrooms. Bright you to own this exceptional kitchen. ~undry r o o m i Mesa Verde home. A con· Landscapers dream Y~· vient floor plan, featuring Extra ·aharp + value pnced three li!droon1s twO baths at only_ $31,500! Act now • and a private a'fi.tum off the call 645-0303. mwrter sulte g e ne r a I l y IOlll \I L Ol\O\ descrtbe1 ·thlA home. But to appreciate the many extra.I and fine car-e that have gone Into It, you must see it yourself. For a showing call Red Cai·pe1, Re a It ors 546-8640 OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience Ca n Provide SELECTED VALUES DOVER SHORES Spells ideal living. A privile~ed life for a privileged few. This magnificent 4 bdrm. home, with breathtaking bay view, which compliments its many desirable interior fea· tures, is a joy to offer & show. 4500 Sq. Ft. of finest construction. 30 Ft. living rm., lge. formal dining rm., 3 baths plus powder rm . Beautifully draped & carpeted, artistically decorirted. Electronlcally filtered air-condi- tioning & much more. Truly all the elegance you could ever wish for, yet realistically priced at $195,000. Please call 671;-3000. FOR BOAT LOVERS Not often can we offer a choice bayfront lo- cation, with slip for 2 large boats, at a price anywhere near this, with a view that adds greatly to the value. Not only is the price unusually low 1 but the terms are quite flexi- ble. There are 3 bdrms., 31> baths, 2 frplcs.; convenient bit-in kitchen-what more couJd you ask for in bayfront properly, at $150,000. Please call 671;-3000. LUXURY LIVING 60 Ft. bay frontage in one of the most excit- ing _areas in So. Calif. Many impressive in- terior features ; lots of rooni; 4 bdrms, plus den. 31h baths; everytlling like new, im· maculately maintained. Warm wood panel- ing, imported fixtures, spacious mstr. upper level suite. Sep. maid's rm. w/bath. Bit-in Hi-Fi ; water view from all rooms. Delight· .fill bayside patio. f>rice Leduction makes this an outstanding value. Please Ciill 671;-3000 for details and appt. Opening.Jn sales dept. fot..man wiui g~ track record and job history. Call Walt Haase 671).3000 Goner al Gon•nl SIX UNITS ' I . ~ ' < > ;. Built-ins. Rear living rm. I "'~~=:==.,,-===-= brk s45,750. 540-lT.I> POO' HOME OWNER ucrillce. Executive ~ • General Gonoral home with 4 bdnns.. 3 3-BEDROOM 2 FOURPLEXES I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I baths. Family rm., tormal $32,750 1 • dining rm. F I re p la c e . Excellent area close to Ahop- Sundeck oU masler suite. Swim into awnmer _ where ping, freeways and schools. Near South Coast Plaza. brk el.Be can you buy a lovely, Air condiUoned. No vacancy $42,900. 97S-2390 freshly painted pool home at factor. ·_• · . •!tlifl: ~31~~2 :'baxtth~'4{,h;±_; 0=Jl!r:iit~ s.:::[~ce;,"~~~ .C co:rs \t ..;,= ~VVlu ....... wuuu carpets. Fireplace. Dining au~matlc pool sv.•eep, used · W WALLACE floor home. Newly painted rm., bllilt-ins, brk $32,900. . bnck tirepl!ce In 'll9ing REA'LTORS DANA POINT inside & out and has a 540-lT.ll room, owner wanls short * 2 BR charm cottage &: yard for a camper or boat. --'-''-"=-------escrow. Call 842-2535 for ap--546-4141-· trees, tree~ trees! $40,500. Real living at a fair price of ... pointment. (Open Evenings)· * 4 BR home, ocearl &. valley $30,950 ' vie"" $39,900. LAGUNA BEACH NOW * Oceanfront h J de.,... a y You can stop $125,000. Newport writing rent checks! ! * Oceailfront home ;175,000. It 3 Bdrm., 1% + % 494-8025 baths, fresh paint, 1786 S C H Fairview nice carpet + low · oast wy · pa.yments. s e 11 e r Laguna Beach ~111 may help with clos- TR I PL EX (onv+Jmo) ing ""'"· Wm, Mr- Balboa Peninsula r• Cabe R. E, 842-4405. 3 ·& 2 Bdrm. units: tee '"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""' COMMERCIAL LOT simple. Shows good ln"'me BALBOA PENIN. ON COAST HWY. potential. $279,500. Unbelievable 9 units on the NEWPORT BEACH oceanfront in the best area! Sell or Tracie I JONES REALTY INC ESI:"'6 (714) 673-8210 I MOVE AmR SCHOOL'S OUT Into this sharp 4 bedroo1n Harbor Highlands home in the desirable Westcllff area. Lovely pool sized E·Z care yard with tall tt.-ees. Oc- cupancy mid-June. $56,000 Call 675-6679 Niljel Boiley & Assoc. REALTOR • SKY Blue wllter Is v. hat you le@ ln this bAck. yard because of the big•pool. The home ii k>aded with exciUn& Ideas. 3 BR., 1% bath, fireplace PLUS more. Wm McCabe R. E. 84:2·4405: Fee olmple. $22),000. $l7,500 I (714) 173""8210 I Goorv• Wlll lamlOft Realtor 54M570 BLUFFS CONDO 4 br, 2% ba, fam. rm. kit· chen, Highly upgraded, 2001 W.181bot IMI. cptng, wall pane 11 n g. Ntwport 8-b·Clllfolnlt'Z~ $52,500. Prlce incl. blttns, ---------1 free 1tanding Swedish trplc. By owner. 644--4785. • FLASH MR. & MRS. Al\IER· ICA. take over 5~~ o/o loan • payments at $149. include every· thing, or use your VA _with no dqwn,_ FHA low down. Pool home, hardwood floors, ti.re- p!, big back yard. Call 842-4405, Wm. li·tcCabe R.E. • DESPERATE Lea vl.ng for new 10b . . . nulMt liqWdate tbi&-magnifi· t.-enH BR, 3 BA. Giant pool! Prtme Westclitt corner Jo. cation. $84,500. SUBMIT ALL OFFERS! HURRY! i;t;.8400 •• UNDER THREE That's fairly youna for a home in Costa 'Mesa. Not o,nly 11'1 it young but it Is professionally landscaped, VA ASSU•BtE-has , lx1', 2 ba., tlreplaoc, LOAN family kitchen and· It Is located In your be s t Payments only $182 including neighborhood. The price is taxes and low interest rate. only $39,950 SO you better Love-nelilt for newlyweds or call In a hUITy 54&-8640 Red retirement haven I 0 r Carpet, Realton otdenveds. ·ctose in Eastside,l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.liiiiiiii location. Call to<1.,. BIG CANYON 21 Roy1l St. G-1• Corona del Mar Ralton 6-j6..77J1 Latt.-e custom home on 5th 2043 WestcU1f Drive Fairway, 5 1 u x u r i o us Open 'tlll 9 PM bedroon111 with outstanding ii;;iii;;i;;i;i;;i;;i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiio[ Jarge den &. other attractive NEWPORT BEACH features. Open sun day :2 &Inns., 1 bath; frplc.; on l :oo-5:30 lge. maintenance-free yard, w/lge. enclosed patio. De· tached ~ar garage plu.5 Wr ]!r 11 ,l':\,.( 1111 !' ,,•\ nn. for boat &: trailer. . 2845 E. Coast Hwy Priced at $37 ,500. Corona. de!. ~far 675-6900 Call' m.3663 642-2253 Evea.1 .......................... ... $23,900 2 BR 1 IA associated BA OKEA S-AEALT OAS 1 111~ W Bolboc ~ 11 ll.t l Man1a's get-a-way. Sunshine clean & ready for oc- cupnncy, just right for you renters t.o . g:et started. CirPf!lia:Oiapes lhruout. Huge kltchetf with gas range. Country atrnospf'ler!'. Total payments of $194 pays all . a "\.',[ I(! R /I. I! I OWN ER W).NTS OUT ! 3 Sit, FR, DR, 2000 oq ft. Gorgeou11 executive hOme - ltved In 10 nlOnUa, nr Coon· try Club. 143,500, • . .• on largt lo!i... Eastslde Costa litesa. $72.Sw. S5T·5022. fiapp'J Call 645-7221 C -ZONE 11Xj \Yfltcl!H Or .. N.B. COl\1MERCIAJ.. LOT PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS SUBSIDIARY ,OF THE COLWE~L CO. . -9='21 -59'~290 f> 131.!00 . C<uier Roy McC1rdl• Rtiltor • ,,... ISlO N$41."J:ltd., t.M. SOUTH COAST REALTORS Want.ad reguJtrJ ••• 642.5Gi8 *•HOUSES * 1 BEDRMS. EACH 57 X 300 FT. LOT ROOM FO.R ONE MORE.- FOR TIN CO. REAL TORS "42-5000 Y'w.'ll 'find lt In C1MSiftt.>d ' ' ~ ---~ ' '-'-i------------------------4---., , • s..-. .,, 21, 197J • _ ..... t -~ J~I lt'" iiiiimi;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ '~'I '-'[ ,.,..._,., .. __,)~I . 1---toow dot Mor H"'111'lf'On S.och Huntington llwh· AS PRE TTY AS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * LI KE NEWI * EASTE R BASKET RAH JNDEED D<aulllul 4 bdnn., 1% batlu; plex, So. ol bwy. JUI! fml<:. ;·ee aimpl•. 136,lOO. listed! Deluxe owner'• un11 , J.'rancl&CCl.n row11.alns • An OPEN SAT/SUN . 1·5 $BR. 2\io bL plUA 2 BR.. 2 inapl"'" •clilt.,,ument iwl ISSI ST. AUGUST INE be.. renta.1 unit. Private been t:ngroglied tn txecutJVf! 'declu. Can lo '"' 2 11l0ry 4 bedroom 3 b.\th H untingtOf'I S..ch $28,500 2 IR 1 IA • !~I -..... I~ I I•!~~"""_ ......... _ .... ~ Sou"' L . ----.;.· ----I Income P"'fl'lriY RED 1---;-;;-;;-;;:=;;.;--I;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;; NEWLY nmodld. Catallnad--------- LAKE F OREST vu,• BR, 2 BA. pool, abad· P ride ef aw-ship-IARN STYLI s Bt:OROOM Pt.us POOL 4 IR. CONDO. 'ed stnet. 119,500. * 4-PLEXES * NEARLY •L E 9pen Hoo,. S&IW'day and llljr, bla' WO ,. tt w/nutr · m.1478. l62SO 00\V?l 7:1 ACR S~ .. J~.900~ Lovety 2 auite zr Jone:. l'onnl din 3 Br w/tpl pl115 72 Br. Newpoit 8-h .. , ..... Blillt·lril with dlahwasber, lrg kH 2 ca.r gar huge rec llall ft~ Buy l or 2 or more. I ' I DUPLEX nome, formal tUrtlng room. JONES 'orth of h'2,: ! BR. rear lartte IAmily room, decor-™mlLf'TY,...INc. wlffW/fi'plC. ttk; .. vel')I tor draon. ~carpo11, all fUnction&l, 2 BR. front elt"Ctrlc khc..-tien. All the ex· Doll Muse Mar lhe Htl&'htl sec of tow11. Shan> &. clean. nic.-e nela:hborhood. Will go VA or ntA, ay1 the .eller or submit the new 5% down procram . Are you QU&lllllt'd?? Call t,g:C. ioc~= onbru'ne•tate'•~~ al, . T1n1btrlalu1 model. rm, den or fam mi. tlrepl. 1 ~ PaUol. Xlnt nltttal area. ~. lhadtd by AGE pus-through window lo ftrea ~/Olympic Pool. Only ~ OLD WEEPING \VTU.OW backyard with patio, ga.11 $32,500 w/inl.u 10% dn. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil DUPLEX PLUS I & LIVE OAK TREES. barbeque, dlchondra la"'ll West-side of Back Bay, A "' I * 2 BDRM. HOME '* • Detailed txtertor of Board and beaulltul bea,,ted-and north ot-Wtstdilf ·Shopping. __ CA_•9 • fVr 111 • 150 I bowie, great'l'tntal! lrQf to cnha11t.>e enlertaln-(714) 573·12t0 ALSO hij; and rt'al family 1Jv1n,g. 200t W.Saltloe llN. Realtors 5e-9491 C\Ll.. 842-44.11 . ~IHUl·CM!Qfl!lllJllO Open E\'es It Batten, PAINTED BARN filtered Royal pool v.'lth slide Center. OFFICES --S3S50..00WN • R E D W J ACCENTING d d t Ugh · Private pat\o&. Enclosed: Wl1ITE TRIM. s MALL :i.iue ~~rwy :: bar ttn&· 1' 1a.rages. Xlnt tttum. CM. P'"E 1vt,NOOWS, mGH -· m, • ey• '~ASE SALE 5'7·9000 $27,500 CRY --'=*~N::;-IC~E;:::*==-1 _1 ... ;;;1;;;n•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;:;;;;; t,Jnbelit'Yable low price for S bedrm hom~ ne ed , • pQ\lfNn:o ROOruNEs OF , catchl.n& UVtng room with Ii.Iii • WEATHERED SHAKES. : K"' fireplace, atrlum,_ shag 53J·5111 ( :;;:) 531·5800 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA, carpetlne throughout, large just oU Newport Blvd. Ideal This antiquated old house I master bedroom, and bal· for !\ledicaJ or many othe:r ~/J, ao much! 3 Bedroom1, 2 chU<lren. Walk to school &:. AS YOU LIKE IT baths, electric kttchen, 11hopp\nJ\'. 21,1: Bat~ Only Attractive, tmmaculate an. 79' x """°"""':<'!'"""' cow1yard lnvites yoo trito originally as a 5 BQRM., 3 dOOr opener, sprinklered llfov~in C'Ond. 3 Br. 2~~ ba. prox 860 sq. ft. each. Poesl· BAnt HOME WITH front .}1ll'd etc Good tu· Fee simple. 'h Blk. to ble to comblne 2. Lease $300 NU1'lEROUS "CROOKS & sumable 'mortiqe By beac,h. Tty 10% dn. $67,500 per mo. each. Potential INVESTMENT 110' k>t • Real steal • Rush, .,.,...,..,~,I thl& 3 bdrm., 21,7 ba. Vets, before tnterett in-to'.l.·nhouse with itA gold and CRANNIES". It hu been , Owner. 24451 Cor1a ·Cresta Open St. 1-5 5304 Neptune Income ot Sl.200 per mo. for ·PRESCHOOL creases. CAW.. 84Z-44!51. white decor. It's upgraded partlUoned off & Is I Drive, El Toro. 837.-4239. BALBOA BAY PROP. owners. Call an)' t Im e, One ot lh• Area's linest ••• pre,.ntoly u.ed as 3 REN· · * 67,_7420 * 64IHl5.55 ~N VIEW BRAND NEW '\lalk to beach. Sll0,000 (fee ! land) J..elghton J. 1 d e n , 1 realtor In CdM for 14 years, • saya "It's really worth It." 1 1..,uxurlou. qualities f a r be)'ond comparl80n. How $208. PER MO. ' m&J)Y families i1'I the pas! 14 •· 1 & -·'· ha -•-·-d .. . .. ulC axe11 ,.,,.,.11. Ice. years ve nllb!IC on one S.190. moves you in -aellrr of a kind homes," h)' Mins: pny,. all oth er COMI!!. 2BR just a little too late. Open 2BA. dlx udult condo, new Sat & Sun 1 to S p.n1. 418 w/w shag crpts, drps, lrg llazel Drive. 9'5-722$ kifr h w/nll elec hllin aiU If\ f ITJ ~1 1:;.,.su~[, "~:;: '.:.,~I~ .11\w.. ! I'"""'" -'" today. SUlllDIAtY Of fHf COlWllL CO. f62-447J ( :::~) 546•1)0J *SUPER DUPLEX* ~~""'"~""'"""'""' Permanent vlew of the jetty PRICED to self by owner! A: ocean; custom l)lt. by Pool size culdesac lot, 7 yr f)te&Cntov.•ner. Approx. 4,000 olil P.lcgnnt 5 RR, 3 BA, sq.-1t. ot delighUul Jiving. forn111J din rn1, lge lam rn1 Elec::. hit-Ins. Parldng for 4 "'ith stone fpl c, bltn11, in- (.'ats . .i\1any, man)' &:oodll·~! cludinl( vacuum & intercom We think thi11 Is The finest systen1a. All 11o.·ool shag duplex lri town . call for crptg, 100 oz pad. Nc11o.·ly a·pp't~t see decorated in &. out! 111any 1llage Real Estate MOST AUURING \VE !JAVE 3 OR -1 J.Jf:ORO'Otif TO CHOOS~ FROM Rancho La C.'ut.-sta • The tun. damental simplicity of the floor plan oifeMI excellent furniture arrangement pos. 11lbilities, 2 Baths, t\\·o-1one shag <'arpcl, dra~. 3 min- utes to beach. Brand new listing • You have first ct10ice. CALL 968-4456. $25,950. Dellperate owner must aell Immediately. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, like new carpet,, drapes, builtins, dishwash· er. 5 1'11nuteai lo beach! l.arJ;!:e IJTegUlar Jot, covered patio, block .fence. Where can you find so much for U1e prlce? CALL 9684156. thruout, hall loads of extl"u and the price of $59,500 in· elude• the land. ired hill REALTY A Com~ With Vision Uriiv. Park Center, Irvine Call Anytime, 552-75CX1 Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM TAL UNITS * FURNISHED * · best established Preschools. Tho uppor ' unit is like * ESTATE SALE * c Lice""" tor 73 O.lldren. something out ot a NE\V N~-port's Private Rd. Hrea Ii'~ •ii Conveniently located to ENGLAND BARNYARD. Move Right In! ONL y $70,000 serve Nowport Beach and Unique, elevated hv. rm. A be tilull f . hed ho Pool &. puttina;:: ¥ . Costa M~sa. S.110,000. Call 'ha 1' v A u L T E o au1 Y urrus me 3 BR 3 greens . :f· •. , for Appomtment, 64&-0lffi. C AT •r E D R A L BEAl\l -11. b end o( OrlentaJ Splen· . Ba, din. rm. & View c . CEIL I NGS ORNATE dorand contemporary Fare! Walker Realtor $U1s101a•YortH(COLwtuco. I ~"•ii ' ' DRU 111 F"IREPLACE"' I Uec:or. 3 ~~ 2 B ~' Call: John Carey 646-7414 *> AC. parcel free &: clear. lilt ~ UNUSUAL WINDOWS, & <'nthedral ~mgs, family OUTDOOR LIVING Beaut. No. San Diego Cnty, -- 8 D R~1 . WI.SKYLIGHTS. \OO m, liv ing room, IS JTt S.E: of Rancho California, .. ·.r. ~·. You oouJd do a lot or things .fireplace, double garage, With a bar-tHiue tio nr Warner Sp r \ n gs. ." with this olde place, maybe ce:;tral air, lovely patio, view deck _ 3 hr _ fu.m ~ ~ Sacrifice. for cash -By su1s101AllY Of THC <Ol.WW co. e\'cn kC('p horses. It could f~ Y landscaped, spotless 2 ba all on a lot & ~. And Owner. Make 0 ff er. l•ii0ii0iiii•ii0ii0•iliiiil JRVIME even !'!land some "fixing . kllchen, 2 new color TVs, &11 lik Priced $55000 548-5.525 or 54.8-9110 4 UNITS ''THE RANCH" up''. But then, "A 111AN ' mfl;"Y extras. $ 6 2 ' O.O O. 10% d~~~Pen House &i.t & CALIFORNIA CITY _ 160 . --1 Plush 4 Br/den, 2 story, home COULD 00 WORSE TIIAN O\\ner, 586-1185. Principals Sun. 415 Santa Ana St N.B. acres close to town center. Unique Costa 1111.'&8, $50,0CXI on cul-de-aac nr Grecnbelt. BE A BUilDER OF only. 642-3377 ' All or part $600 per ac F.P. SSCXX> D.P. Ideal loca- Alr cond, maximum up. BARNS". Ottered for, Lido 111• with 5 peziCent ;!own in: tion on R-4 Zone, possibility 1 grading thruout. sscm. cash $64,500 FULL PRICE STEPS TO OCEAN terest oni)' for 2 'yrs. to. build more. Ast tor down It $377. per mo, Bric OFFER YOUR OWN LIDO ISLE 552-033'.l/533-Zi40 Richard Van Wert. •, Jack Peck !J79..4181. TERMS! tilovie Star's former home. 2-J1r.1n:.·~~· 3 t!R·~a~: ·13> ACRE citrus ~ve. 4 Ac. Apt House Spec:i•llJts ~ TURTLEROCK • MISSION REAL TY 6 BR, 5 Ba beauty, $179,500 pool•, tennis. $45.500, lined Jako. Ideal '°' """""" ELMORE COMPANY '• 98.'l So. CO!ll!t Hwy., Laguna -CAYWOOD REALTY club, condo development. BROADMOOR Phone 1714) 494-0731 Channing2Bedrmhomowill * 543-1290 * 1m:ooo-o ......... '~· 2., * rHOICE * trade (or larger home on The Irwin Co. IUtl"S 644-6111 881 Dov..,~f::: o/700ive, N.B. u.:urooms, 111 baths, 3 car ,... Lido $65 900 VW"V garage, vaulted ceilings, LagurYa Homnites ' ' . BAYFRONT DUPLEX 21/3 ACRES, view of valleyl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'""'"""'~!!!!!!~I upgraded. Ask for Mr. "C'' Stl"eet to street lot In xlnt. -rt ~tting· h n~ It B nd N 4 Bdrm u 3 be~ at Bear Va 11 er 1 l o/o Ne t on $32, 100 dn at 83.'\--0509 or WALKER & neighborhood·, undo-und pTI 3M ~3 y ra ew • ~· Spnngs, nr. Tehachapi. 17< 900 I 11~ 'l ~ LEE Reali 546-002'2 ..... ~ Bdrm. On. Not a typical Many tee. faciJ. Sell at cost ' n com. "' "' r-1. • ors at · utilities & incl. house p.lans. FEAJ.:TCJ=B sterile bldg, all wood ex· 968-9()37 8 stucco houses, 2 bednns, NEW 3 br, 2 ba, fam. rm, $11,900. 67S.0123 terio~, beams, glass, vie'.l.'S, new CWlJels & water hters. n1odel home. Air cond, Large sloping lot with fine on big bay. IDYL\VrLD property for Rent only $146 ea. 15 Year Comm. pool. '$ 3 9, 5 O O So. Coast vie'.l.·s, South La· * EXCLUSIVE • ONLY $150 000 sa.1(', approx 1/3 acre, in olds. All fine shape on MORGAN REAL TY more 11menities. Must iiee to r. 1..1 app.i'(.'C, Low !Hice $-18,500. 67i4642 67~59 Call aft 6PM wkdys. All day _ 1.0WES_T P R ICE weckerxl:oi, s.12-2017. tPrin· Jn Corona de.l l\1u.r?? Belov.· 1 jcjjipm"ii''i oiiiruiiyili. iiiiiiiiiiiit 551-4841 or 542-6735 guna. S11,!i00. 4 Bdrmis., plus den; 5 baths. Dave ' 675-1927 Pine Cove, 831-1226 I 105.xJOO 1ot with fine apts 1 UNIVERSITY Park, Oxford Finest residential area . 50 Ft. "'"Nord corner. Doherty 494--0615 493-2139 and home area, nr WhJttier --- model_ 3 BR. 21": ba, bonus Tremendous' lgc. lot w/ li1agnificent, custom hoR!e. OCEANFRONT ANTELOPE VALLEY, 10 ac Ave. at 17th St., C.M: Coost Hwy., too! Neal 2 11 bdnn., 2 oon1 l"Oltltjl'.e, 30x UB R·l lot, room to grow. 1>1.500 University RHlty 3001 E. Cat. HW)I. 873-6.110 Corona del M i r Beaut. 3 Br., 1% ba • Pool. Corner lot. Completely re· oond. It decorated w/new crptJ thruout. Only S&l.500. 714/833-8160; Aft 6 pm, 552-7655. Owner/Bk!', SEABURY SPECIAL POOL TIME 4BR 2BA, $30.000 F .P. Ideel for entertaining. Pa t Io, lnndscnpcd, fncd. lrg H&F pool, oversized dbl gar, lrg fam rn1, \\'/w crpts & drps, bltln range/dbl o v e n , di;hwshr, FA hi. 8 Yni new. Xtra cabinets, gel loc clost tu shopping•""-schls. Paymt11 less than l't'nl. I' lllage Real Esta te rm. $52,500. 552-9195 ocean, coast & valley views. $170,UOO. DUPLEX S9895. Terms. Zoned M-1 LYTLE REAL TY L Underground uUI., An ex-Nr. ~'Y. shopping, lakes, 583 \V. 19th St., CM 548-9493 _!.~nl Beach ~ ceptional buy at $32,000. RENTALS: Summer, winter Brand New 3 Bdrm. Up, 3 Owner, {7141 58&-5697 Rare .homesite in prtv. com-& leases. Bdrm Dn. Dramatic views. ~~"'=="""=-='--TRIPLEX * END THAT SEARCH * n1unity, right on the ocean. LIDO REALTY Quality construction. Only RANCHO Capistrano prop-. Lot is 75 x 100 with .ocean Fantastic viev.'!f. Hear the , 3377 Via Lido, N~ Beach $140,000. Ask for Dave et1)' for sale, 2.65 acres off TI1ree 2 BR units on Scott view: 3 lxlrm., 2 bath home, h' SI · J ..... Doherty Am Ortega Hwy, call 831-1226 or Pl .. C.lif. Modern & sharp, v.•/warm paneled family \vaves eras . eps to pr1v. 673-7300 • ~·· 493-~-pride of O'.l.'nership. No beach. Good finance. Known 675-197'2 494--0615 ".w;i ~~~de~~kce~~~. itu~ ~c1hite;!~s000houae p I an s 3 ~~RRMSElC&CdLUS~~V~S1 R 13 E1so500RT 1Blving1deveryday for Bu1lness Property 154 =~Y· S46S mo. income. on this one. Priced $49,950. inc,; ..,,,, · • en, -w ~·· ot. • · ays e Village -C i* BUILDERS ATI'N. * * 499-2800 * $i9.500. Lge clubhse, pool, beach, TWO LOTS TOTAL l!H'xl'm' ALL '=" 646·2•14 5 BDR1'1S. plus family rm., boat slips. 2 BR, 2 ba 24X52 CHOICE LOCATION, Hun· ' ~\;<'' ~ R-2 Lot , ocean view, Walk· ~-... i Be h z o A ,,.JIM ing distance to t0'.1.'n & ~ ~Ll.U:~ 3 baths. 40 Ft. lot. $ll0,000. mobile. 3 yrs old. Wood ngton ac .• N ·E D .. M ....., 3-STORJES, b•'""'-nt, ocean siding, shingles, beaut BUS I NESS PRO-·. REALTY beach. submit tern1s. Pric-. 4 ~:!.~v 4 ha' I ands caped Immed FESSIONAL OR OFFICES Ne•r Newporl Pe1t Orfl<• ed right at $20,000. ..,. to.~r 11...n: view; uuiu.,.., s. . . * ULTIMATE IN TASTE * SOUTM CALr. $235,000. posseMlon. Owner No. 39, $17,500 ea. a'ERMS write: 7 UNITS-$75 OOO Spec. Ba)' & Ocean Vu LUSK·hlt. 3 BR .. Lrg fAm. Rm. Xtra lrg. lot, 11pgrad1•cl & Immac. Owner, $79,500. &W-0128. Open Sat & Sun. 1· 5. 919 Tiller 4 Bedrooms 2 balhs com· pletcly upgraded thnwur, det.'Ol'alo r '.\'all p a per , drapes, IHKI the '.l.·orks. Min· utcs to lx>ach. '~·a!k lo all schools. The l\ppreciatlon is super In the area. F'amilirs rnjoy wonderful seabrecie. Dnu1d new listing - be first! CALL RlJ.8:>.13. J6Z.4471 ( :::: J 546:1103 In th'• beauti·ful 3 ••rm., 3 ......,_"-'"'c.w LIDO REALTY 300 E. Coast H"''Y· KANPAK, um Kiltel Rd., Ex II S I • R '-· "' "" Kiehei Maul, Hawaii. ·ce ent . tar er or etaR:· :. ba. home, w/many custnm CONDOMINIUMS 3377 Viii Lido, N'pt. Beach ANXIOUS · ment Unit. 1 Blk from Coast 2 YR. old H.V. Lu~k. 4 Rd + tam, best of decor. Prellicst gardens. $77,500 house, $10,0CXI lol ! pkg deal only/ S87 ,500 total. 3612 catararan Or. 644--1450 IMM.AC 2BR. home In CDJ\.1 by owner. $54,000. AlliO 1BR hS4' $42,0CXI Prine only. -lml!. *GAME ROOM* plus large family room, fonnal dining room, 4 bednn&, 2% bath Prestige home. HURRY, call 842-8531 "SELLER PAYS features, such as tinted 67J..7300 Luxurio11s 3 stO"' all cedar Cemetery H"''Y· Walking distance to I Q\1•n your O\\'n Spanish style ·"' L /C glass in s tdlng doors, condominium in W 0 od s MAGNIFICENT channel home + · nn for ots rypts 156 all schools & shopping. "'OSTS'' self--elcanlng oven, bit-in add-0n + 1 BR luxu,.,, apt. ALWAYS RENTED. ._ Cove. Ocean side ot Pacific TOWNHOUSE _, 2 CE'~ERY BBQ, food 'center, rainbirds Pier &: slip, mAnv xtras. uu:.• Plots at 1'1 Bkr. 638-1'J662 Th r•S£.> owners want to help. Coast Hwy., within yards to V' Lid -.,, Pacili v· 111 · I So . . . If you uf'NI a 4 ftat:!~f ar~reinc't'.°~~1~~ tt\e beach; comm u n I I y II o Nord $11984 ,BOOOkr. ~6-· 7n_73Sa9 t. &: SWl, Park, cNw~~ Beac~.mB~ '~r. 4-PLEXES (7) bNlroom, den, family room i.wimming JX>OI. A Imo s t BAY VIE\V · · · <IO • Be t d I Prid Ill I bar I k., h refrlg., v.·as.her & dryer. The brand -w -·"•'hon. Ex· For the discriminating 3 BDRM, 2" BA, ·~ ,. fl ~r. 830-82.39 au .-gar en ap s. e-"' 1 we , 1uge 1 c en price, with an extra lot, all '""' ''""" .-..:::11 000 n = C 1 I ownership Xlnt investl'lent, 1vith eating area plus formal 09 cellent terms available. ..,...:;.,, family room, 15x30 living ommerc • area & 'cond., Anaheim. Jiving & dining room, then lndscpd .. for Sl ·500• Priced from $28,950 to Shown by appointment rm. Open house Sun 12~. By Property 158 $800/mo. inc. Priced right. see this nne. Call us today * J UST LISTED * $38 500 Oii·ner-Agent 673-7071 owner, 15 6, 0 0 0 . 1 """ $78 500 H ood nd • This spacious home, having 4 ' · PERRY G G n.al ~ • · as g spe · o: ... TIIE REAL ESTATE BR 3 ba & f II , · IlL. i""' tor ,_H'=lg'Oh":land~;.· ~~---~I ~ xlnt terms. \Viii co1sider FAIR .............. ,JG.2551 " 1" &am Y 1""·,' Aflt. BY Owner tabulou• haytronl, 2 BD"'IS 2 BA + ~ COMMERCIAL hou•e ,·n trade Alt ' pm new carpe 1ng very c ean. 0 """"'17 5 Br, 5 Ba, pier, slip. . ,.... • .u 1.....-, • ~ ' "FOUR Fabulous Mt. views. $62,500. Kii ~ S2t5,000 847_1181 "r 6= •?.A" directly on bayfront. You zng F · · 714/552-7G55. OwneriBkr. R • " ACRE ·~ ~ ' ·-bell ..... CIV\ &II'Vlew Rd., c.111. I h E ~ -* ~ n * REAL ESTATE · · mus "' w ove. ~·-· R"tauranls & Apartments Fina P .,. S LL-w • ~osta M111 BY owner -Large corner lot . huge pati o. 3 Br, l Ba, 2 cnr garage, Funtil)' rm, frplc, freshly p:i.iu led. 5"8-3085 01' &12-3936 IRll BEDROOMS• El Carlso Village: sur-Miss ion Viejo for a quick sale. Bayside Restaurant on monthly basis. Only 1 Deluxe 4 Plex left in $29,950'' rounded by Cleveland Nat'l. 4M-94~90 Glenncyre ~g-0316 $2.J,OOO-Like new 3 BR, 2 ba Village, 675-4580 Ov.·ner wlli consider trade this group. No more like ~· Forest; beautiful Oak trees. condo. Ctl>tg, drps, frplc, BEACON Bay Frnt _ 2 + on units. Submit all offers. them, so tlURRY! Large V.'hat a buy? Owner bought Rural environment. Mt. NUDISTS ATTN! Totall)' patio, pool. 586-375S gues,t nn + apt, dock for 2 e CALL ANYTIME ·e unilA w/all amenities. Open new hon1e. This beaut)' is vi 18 ·e1vs. Will take 3 bldgs. private, parklike grounds. N B -55 boats, dble gar, teMls, ~B or E--1..111. .11e.111 House Daily Jo-6. 12132 s. ,,. vacant and ready to move ,500. Enchanting 2 bdrm. home. ewport each $165,000, 10% dwn, consider ...... -fla!lter, G.G. COLLEGE PARK BF.:AUTY By O\\"net, rcdecor:\tcd insidr & out. 3 Br & den. 2 Ra. 2 Jrplcs. $.15,950. 9 7 9 -5 6 1 8 Prine. only. 3 BDRM. 2 BA. po1·•I, playroom, quiet cul-<ft'.'-S<U'. $3!:1,000. Owner fle xibl(' .'(, 1u1xious, 548-3446: 49-1-6364 MESA VERDE BY O\VNr:P.. JSR. 2 ba. Cul-Oc-sac. Teakwood Pl. 838-Fl807ccO_. = BY 01vner: East!iiidr Cr..l. JBR, 28A . Fn111. rm. Frril<'. Olrner Jot $~.450. 645·1689. B'\' Ow11t-r. College !-.ark. 4 BR .. d1n. rn1 .. DRtlo: lc:e. corllt"t Jot. $~2.500. 511>-3732 3 + FAM + POOL nf'flt al l schools K 10 OCC. 8C'aut. yet $39,500. 545-l:H4 Q\\'Jlr Da na ·Po1nt R·2 Oc~a nviaw e VACANT e ~Don'tF.hesitate, call TIIE ENGWND F'rplc. Skylights, ocean L 'd I I n-ti trades. Jl<.fD, 838-2'257 Sparlingfnvestment Corp. I & S .AL • S T ATE FAIR· view. $65.000 1 O J e uw•u el N H . h 638-5662 Rea FrC'ncb panish de-5.16-2551 REAL ESTATE f!Ol\!E P LUS INCOME. 3 ON WIDE street: 4 bdnns.. ewport etg ts . sign. llouse-Of·glass & 1'0-""R"E"'P="o""s~s"E=-s=s~l~O~N~S~ 318 THALIA 4'" """" Br .. 2 ba.; frplc .. ocean 3 baths: features galore! FOUR 2-BR. 1 ba. unilll , 1 'h m•ntk """h". Elegant llv-~ · wt 1 Id Proj led view, th -bdrm. apt. Price $135,0CXI. Assumable OCEAN & BAY rrs. 0 . e<: -_gross ing rn1 1\•/Jou\'cred doors ::"or inlorninllon and location A HOl\tE OF below. On big woodsy Jot, 2 6'7o T.D. -----------me. $785. 63x257 Lot. 198,000, rvr !olnl priv111.:y. t'loor-to. o( lhe.sc 1'~11'°' & '/A homes, ULTIMATE ELEGANCB biles. to beach. $77,500 60 FT. GARDEN charmer. VIEW from upstairs family ~~~ 307 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. i·athet!ral r£'il ings f!replncc, L'O:::ac! _ Custom designed w/ovcr Hillie McCormack Realtor 4 Bclnns., family room 4 rm. 01armlng 2 BR., 2 tiled -. income pro-Open 1-5 Sat & Sun. ~igantic fiesla rn1. hand· K/\SABIAN 3000 sq', this home was built 1000 N. Coast Hwy. 494-7551 baths $155,000. ' baths;-I..ge. dining area: ~wn"'"r • .. ~~nLl1·!1;; J~.:.rxtJ. Rhoda 111agil Rltr. 642-3600 lriycd pu11111C'I noors. i\tain for entertaining. Panoramic LIDO REAL TY brick f'rlilc. & heatolat'?r & e · ,,.._,..,w <1'U'"'VJUV. d I 161 HH, i.:uu1TI1et kltL·hcn .SC fan1· Real E s tate 9621644 view of .ocean & canyon.1 =L:.:•,.9:.::U;;n;:•_N:..;;,ig,;u:;:•::I___ 3377 Via Lido N'pt Beach F.A. heat. Extra Jge. kit. & Income Property 166 In ustr •I Property il" 1·n1 view flowered court-Open beams, marble Doors · · brkfst area alk I pa try yard. P1icr reduced thou--BEATRING -in dining & kitchen, 2 BR. 2 Or~E~~t!~l~~tyS., ~ 1R-, -=,:*;:..,6~7~:1-_7~300~~*"'"~ btrch cabin~:: & ~ll blt~ins: ~WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR sands f().I' quick ~le. You FRUI TREES BA. By Apt only. Call 2~~ ba . Controlled access, * LIDO 2 Sty,~ BR, 3 BA Extra lge. dbl. garage on CLOSE TO LEASE "·i ll have tu he unique to F'111H salarl . in your oivn Katella ReRlty. 714/492-2030 pvt beach parking, club den. xtra lge master suite alley & extra parking. ll,200 sq ft. Irvine iMustrlal apprl'Clate thii~ gre:it d~. hack yard! Jul!! reduced, 3 BY Owner, Colonial ti1anslon. facil, tennis, swi mming w/fplc. $76,500. Owner $54,000. BEACH park in Orange County. Nr. si~n. S-13,950. B!O:R. 962-5511. lx'<lroom, J!~ bath, rovcte.· t•6-J414 Five charming rentals on 2 majo~ fv.'Y. off-ramps. --1'CUSTOM pilli?, huiltins, fireplace, lovely ocean views, 5000 sq. new unit a t $ 4 7 , 5 0 0 . O\\'NER (Westcll!fl 4BR, 9 \;I'·~ choice level lot in Laguna. New building. Phone llfr. S GN lf~1000t1y roon1. Full price only ft. homq, plus sep. 1600 sq. l\loonsail Dr. 3BA, Fam. Rm, 2 frplc. ~..... \VIII not last. Red Carpet Lackey, or Mr. Clark, n4 -DE t 11 · · · ft. guest home. 3 Blocks 4!'!6-3445 or 998--038.'j Near shopping, schls. SUper · KE,\ LTV . Realtors. 497-1761 :63-"',_1796.,..-,,,..,----=~I la rwin realty Inc. from ocean. Mu•I see lo be· OPEN DAILY Clean $69,900. 5'i8-5045 Neli r Ne,..porl Post Otflte ;-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~l ~L~ot~s~IO~r'...:S~a~l•~--~1~7~0 968-4405 (24 hrs) lieve. $~,000. Will trade. 494-2848. SUPER CUSTOM · HARBOR V1 ew Hms ·BY owner -N'pt Hgts area. FIX-UP 3 units, by owner. DANA POINT LOT $30,000-V.A. l\tAGNIFICIENT 3 BR 2 BA 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba. formal dining Montego. 4 Br, 2 Ba, F/R, Cod style 4 BR, 2 ba home. Eutslde C.M. See at 256 O iCh Sharp < BR & tam m• 2 p • rm. family rm w/•••el •--. D/R. Owner. $ 6 4, 5 0 0 . 3-car gar a i e. Unique Esthet. 1st $3000, cash 115 n ula Vista St. ·1~ -. · · · by ov.'ller. anoramic ocean ......, 833-~' bo • ha k ant Pr1-• tak $25 ooo 500 ••• 493-0441 >I\ Dining al't'.'ll Ent~ vi · 2000 ,q tl ot fabulous l•'v!ng. .:i.o""· gaze m c Y · \,"'1::\1 es. • net price. ' · ·, • .1 • , • • ., ew, massive stone frplc. t II t 14-000 <!~.., 1._.. 675-7513 ·~ ~ R cov !I pa110 \\ b1 ick BBQ. sunken liv rm, bmd clngs, 2:!852 \\1ard!ow Circle, Qt. NEW Prin1e Bluff• Condo 0 se a :>, • .,....... •w or """1""Q.1.8l anche1, P1rm1, ---GEM bltins. $58,500. 494-8962. fr red by Q'.l.•ner. modeld 3 Br/2* Ba, frpl,,S:;•:;nc:;l;;•c.;.A::;n:;•c_ ____ TUR!PbaLEX. 2 BR., 1 ba. each. Grove1 . 1• cpt, fll, greenbelt & bay 1• no tructed bay v I e w . HilO \\'. Cnast H1vy., N.B. BY O\.VNE R, sweeping ocean QUICK CASH vu. $77,500. Owner. 675-35.15. 2 BR, CONDO, 1* Ba, encl. Asking $200,000. The Irwin 2t~ AC. bet. S.J . Capistrano REALTOHF: 642·4G2.1 view, rxcc home, spac 3 br, garage. Pool prlvs. Newly Co., Reallors <!•~ ,... •• & Lake Elsinore. Level, , • on 40' Lot ChanTiin;_~ 1 Bl: \\' ""lr·t·lcan· ing o\·r11 & h1 1·1i f:-pl l'. S2S,900 !irrn. 84i-6JS7 aft -4 pnt. Breatht.'lking PKt'l'llliV(' pool honli'. 3 Ued1oon1s und a rll'll. \!lvely garden ki!cht•n, f'Xll'n larg<' n1aster l)('(lroon1 plus rtrcssinR 1mn1 und s11nk1•n Roman luh. Tht• yard 111 n n1ui;1 I o ~-Custon1 3 le vel pool. rlrt·1·i11t• r111 •I t'i111111lr !cly l:i11<l!'1'11 pt '(I, 01\'llC'l' lc·uvin~ nrcn nn•I pri"t'l'I to !lrll. C'n ll us ::11 TJIE REAL F.STATJ-: rAIR 536-Z")."il 2 ba di k r UGH A Duplexes near the ocean ~'l"Vl.LI PAR IO: Huntgn; Brand nu, ' n rm, sun n tv rm, THRO Miles La.non, Realtor decorated. $29,000, 979-7959. REAL Estate Investment & ideal for horse ranch. $9,750. l-lcln1.itn1an n1odel, Iii<' roof fplc, Spanish gar d c n. 6'13-&'iG.1 OWNER Air d exchange I' Mr Full pr .. ez trms 833-3223 . exrrns. Avail 110\v bclo1v list $52·500· Prine only 494-{i9S1. DAILY· PILOT -=~·~,·;,::::,~*==~-1 BA, wt~ Cfll~ 'd~!l,B~n; Quinn, Magti"11~."ta1to~ Re•I Estate Wanted 114 '• $24 000 prif'r. By 01\'t1cr. AAJ-0956. * EMERALD BAY * BLUFFS CONDO cond. $32,500. 5.17-1946. 64().-0985 • • • OWNER "''"e""· ,, ,,,,m,. • BR0.NdL•Y 0 •1v11,c2•••500. pool cLAss1F1ED AD t~;i ~.:::..-:;;:6~~ ~[s=======:.'...:===· =~] =( ===] * 9•"" °""' *, 2'1' X 30' POOL S PL ISH, SPLASH 2 baths n.,., living nn. • 11,·u b All ' -· I "I I BROKJ<:R ""' 741 ·1 8 Oce•nfront Duplex 1 u.y your property. On the eod tJ f cul.o(/c-sac st. u..ve y w )(!( rooni, !)()(11 hon1e. f'"arnHy l,ll., f i I' i.' place . U"tQ-642•567 M b'I H ~ cash within 72. hrs. Call I Super lrp.: haek yunl '.l.'ith i'ry it, you'll I lk~ i1 : Pntio, <lining nu., built-in~. Nt'.'ed n "Pad"~.P_•_•c_c_a_n_'_"_' ___________ "'_ln_c_. -o-nl_y_. -Aft, 613-3012 , ___ o __ ._e ____ o_m __ e_s__ " 962-8851 big pool. Thi.~ 2 ~1011, home l' Spnrinu~ thn10Ut . b r k _ . :~:.~~~f~1~11~~~,\.~:~~ ,.~ ~~;~~ 11s 0:;,?r~F~;;~~"f~.;i•~,• C.fi'il'O ~.,..( _ 1)-C ~a.• Mobil• H•m•• 1., MoFbo'r'•sH1•,.m•• ii(1)Sit master hdrn1 rtn -s111h·N. bulllt-in~. Fan1 ily rn1., \:)~ J.'QU l,"\/~ (,!;J J.j(J•V For Sale ~ 125 ---·-·- Price hi S4J,j()(), f 1 r r pla ce, Nl"UI' the M BROKERS INC. I' Dont Miss This One! h<-ach. uwa rock BBQ . The Purzle with the Built-In ChucHe otor Home Rentals GREENLIAP ,1 bedrooms fAmil y roonl, Bi>autiful rlecor. brk S45,9j(). O -WE WILL ~ l 962-H865 Reorronge letters of the SALES & LEASING A 5 srAR PARK 531·5180 ( ::;~) 531· 5800 1 ~~alir;'nd~~~~:: ~1~:::~·:;1 1 0"1"'1•"°N"'E°'R~~-a-c,~llO'ic-•-. -17d-.. ~1~3 low f:''for~ro,:;~1117.:;: •-.,.,==="'.: full service facility 1750 Whittler Ave., CM BUY YOUR ''!"!.'!"~---..,~--. ('O\'t'l'cd pa t i o \\' HBQ. lxi11n. 2 ba ths. Patio, rtinlng ~ 0 M A private adult community HOUSE I 10WNER flll:\:lOtJ~ • .:>u1~·rh -.\ $58,500. ml. Built-ins. D!Shl\'1lShi't. L u F T A y I anmar otor Homes has avail a brand new -• , I I J I' J J J' Golden West 24X60. Mu.st be Cash W ithin 41 Hn. bdrm. 2 baths. PttUn, 11l:1i1"~ Jf,\RBOR VlE\\11-10:0.IES ~11n1i Y 1·n1., fi replt1cc, Shag , seen to be appreciated. Also rm.. bullt·lns. 1Jlsl111oshC'r. REA.LT\' t".'H'}>ets. IJl'k $ 3 2. 5 0 0 $31 •6800 J<ey West & Americana TOM KEY REALTY 77fi..9302 Family rm .. fh'f'rl1H•f' P.••:ir (714) ltU-0780 t<i~6~0004. I J<~"'~sal~e~sl~-~Co~m~e~&~-~ou=r1~~~~~~~~~~ Uvin~ _ rn1. brk S::l! • .1'Al. 1 --. ... .,.!!!I!!!!!!!!""'-'" O\V NEn r1~locatE><l. E:legn11t ~-~~~~~-ii JI_ TIRED ol living w I th "'vnderful pe.rk. 646:'~ · 842--6691 I N J;:\\7 \V-E S T M I N ST E: R hon1!!.. 4 lxlnns., 3 balh.s. L A N T A i relaUves or paying out your between 9 am & 6 pm. OWNER sacrlfl('C'. 4 h<trni~.. \'ti.LAGE GREE.N'S-S & 8 Patio Din ing r111 .. built-ins. t I' 1 1 · . ~ rooney ln apt. renting? Save I 2 bAlhs. Family r ni ,, I i.:ardl'n homf!\ Choo!'le 011n f<':i 1n 11 y r "'. Bes 1 J _ money It live conveniently. FURNISHED roobilo In A flr&placc. Rear Jiving tT11 I Polors. $37,950. 0 w n t r, nl•ighborhood . Grent yal'd. l I Buy my mobile home, 8 x Laguna Hills, 60. porch.i'·mmmmmmm~~~ Pi't to, bu 111 . Ins 1197-7167 h brl\ S-12,500. 845-1383. ~-~~----II <• 34, metal shed & awning. $22,00). Open Hou11e April!I Olshwdbf!r. Corked 1•11. £i BDR~t hom4! "'/pool. !ully CL•:N J\L\R .i B Rplus fani . 0 G G U E 'ti Private Party. Adult Park. ~22. 499-4109. Adults ns Bui1ne11 trance. brk $37.462. 962-137~. lrinflst'nJX'l'I, Io w :11\]. sh111·11 llQ111c on Lcxlni:ton I I I 1 5 Advice to men: If you pro. tlc~:'~1!'ctc'~t! e~~i permanent residents. Opportunity O\VNER anxious. Ileflulill.1' I tt'.'nrinefl. "'aik to rtt 1· t..a. $.35,900. Bk r IO 1v n r pose on your knees, you'll thf "' k' s·-Be t or 33• SPARTAN -1 home. 4 bdrms. J!r11trJ ~·hi, i;hr li. By 0 w nt·r 1..:67"""'20c.·:::::·=------· ' · · · nd • bac" rer'.r ;~,;,.~al~I 's'. c.:1. · -•·t -d., .c:•, 10~~!!~2' MANAG&RS r fUl r'f'd pool. P11l10. _!:i9,!lW'l. !lri..'l-25G8 BR ..-------~ spe years frying to get "-~ .uo •• M11 """' &I.I'-"' ............ I BU,.... B o · B n-h 1 • 3 !$,\, fam rm I I O E I R O I on--. ...,1 2 BR beach home .... n.n, air cond'a. 7000 \V, Pacific Metro C •r Wash FormaJ dln l'IJ nn. u ............ Y wner-Y uwlC 11.'/fl'plc, din r1u,__ bltinis. nr ,. , -....uv ~ "--1 Hw~ s 14 N rt L"'--11.. n tac-Re•• 2 I v "'~ 0 Comp! 1 th <h· ·'la ... ....i _J all new, lmm<d po 11. ~ "'' ::.p. • ewpO w -• .~. ture ~.,m.., rm., J.Jn':P ·"· s ory. A u.sum. ,.,...n. SC'hls ,\ l.ll:h. by Appl : • J' I J J J' e • • uu; "1·-·90 11 , 500 26 1 Btach, 54!-7U9. -e n ... ,'U .rvullg·m&. m tlviqz: rm. brk UJ,OCll.i. Cptg; drps, ~r-lna, frplc .• !J6S..6..S29. by filling ln th• mining Word1 "· • Bo Ivar, N.J~ ... who are not afraid of 842-2tSL Pool·l\ul lot $34,00), 968.$M ~~~------you develop fnwn hp No. 3 bolow. 67J..7S37 mO;BlLE Home 1 8 x 4 5 ii: wMt to be J1llDICr 1 t.A CUEITTA b)' 0'.\1ner. Walk .68 MOBILE Home, 12 x 52. Ro ad 11 n fl r, exeepllonal ""'e men we need are du> 'I'iBURON' TownhOU-.e 4 br, LOVEtT'"l br. 2 ba. romer to beach, 3 Br. Assume 8 PRINT NUMB:fl!f-0 J' oond located 1 d I -park 'u ~-wli 2~ Ba. tam rm. bltnl, pal.Jo homt, 11 .D .. walk to be1ch. 6-% ';}. ,\vall July. $37,900 lETIEl!S JN SQUARES ~~ultHalJPark. Ne~!Vo ~l It ~·Terms a:J ~7 ic&l]y flt betwn 71 It 35 _ _!., • •·/~. many ~. ~,9ri0, o"'•ner, s 3 6 _ 6 6 5 9 968-1879 nee. • $4500. o.JO""'l187 aft • • ,Utl .t: wllllnaneu to _.," cbolce lot. 96H287. illloc S 10.01. • :-=~"-:.,.-=-=~~. A u~NSCNsw'i'RMlilE FORJ J J J 3 PM. flee to leun, eAnt It ,_ 3 BR+, 3 ha, DR, FR, nr all v BAY Vll!W BE AUTY Like to 'l>'ad<f our 'n'ader'• ahead. Fine multi.-}11111 Any day ll the 8&9T OA Y lo ' vtEW HO'rE sch ls, boftt/trlr " re A . ~ BDR. 2 BA laf19 SUnded< Paradise column ts tor )IOU! sroY!th company. Will ~ -blll--•i,dolq. u 3-l!r, l!i · Qy .owner ~l1Sl!:.:!rioo~,!.:J:.:._~.:_:::=M=•rl::_•=La=1 :-:-:-:-:-:-~~~~R~A~·~i ~~!!!:~A~~f!!'°!'!~~~~~~~~~==::i-'A~dul~L~N=~===P=•=r~k · 5 lineo, ~ c1oyo tor is. Call Call Frank oc Didi • .can todllY 6'0-6678· S32,9:'~. &!Mlfl> ' ..,. ,.,. -·~-·-~· ! · ~Y 78 ~~1 ._ .: .... ,.,tain Vl'lley ,· • • • I I ' I [ -Bui c ~ ... WfJ .. , ... opo Eu Sh 5Si iiii ~ A~ La N ' 21 L ' 64: Sc• ., Bo to In '" 0 SI J ' p· I -F Tl Eo • G s .. ~ -G I!! J ( l ~ I 61 * 1 I N N I II • : ! ! I ~ G I I 4 I ' -S..tlU'day, Aptll 21, 1973 DAILY PILOT j5 l ~ 'iiil -~=--~l~::~I ---~~---~l~~fl!;;i'l l---· ---~l~:;;;:fl! l ~-... lltJ I ---I --l!tll ............. '!"" llll . : • ' a...i-~j:j;;;;,;OU~M:;;•;,,.U::.:,:nfu:.:.:,m.;::.._.:305= -Unfu•n. -c --''-'=~~c.-=;......;;IO;;:S:l.:;D.:;up:::l::e•:;M::...;U;::rlu:;::m.=......;150::: Ap:t1, Furn. :WO oat1 Opportunity 200 Colon1 dot -I • - INVEsroRS Wanled' !lave SUPER VIEW L-IMcll Huntlngten IMch Dono -t Colli - Apt. Unfum. ,., .... , Apts., Fum. or Unfum. 311 Furft. ar Univ"" 370 ~ ,. l -'"""-';;..;.;.~;,;;;.;;:....;;;,;;_..;..::::.::.;:::..;:::;:.:::.::.:::.:1 several rectaun.nt o pr 1 from Sp)'l)ua Ulll. New LIVE 1n the all new Dana * * * w/m». or more proven A 3 BR. fill, DIR. 3 pr SUO -UUl Pd. Lra· n1ce l Point H&rbor at t be 1111C«11M ,..tauranll that 6M-5:i98. • ' beBR.cb lumlunlum, near NEW J BEDROOM beaudful M4rina IM Motel, Another R'-BNihort • H'UNTINGTON IEAcH· RI NEST • want Umlled partnen lo · ' ' • · 2 Bath, Iara• pvt yard tocl 34902 Del Obis S t , "'W r ~additional Willi Call 2,.!!,"12Ba FNncb Normandl', 1225-2 BR. 'MlOdoey oettinr. 2 car pvt ruaae In duplex !496-23153). Kitci:.:., .i. Dovoloprnont SPANISH COUNTRY ESTATE LIVING · F. O'Neil s~lolty •• "°"""" kit. lrpcl. 1\0 bib to bw:h. lleauL bulldlno $2!0. per mo. M&J> ~-~ -~ 11 Fum11•-• & 2 Acres bea tllUI k Ilk din Sbopplno Centen, DM:':'m4l $400/mo. 54f-3463. ..,... view! ageo at 313 °""""· Hunt. ;t'ed" ....:;~ ~Lai EDnERRA N ,,_ u par e surroun .mgs . .,,-5000, OCEAN v1ew s BR. s BA, 2 l3Z -2 BR + Den. inllon Beach. '"'"''~ ..!,.., ~ , au•• M NEA Unfumlshed Sunken pool. Sparkling Spanish fountains. liiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,. .... ..., I llUlldeda. 2 ...,., Leue Oc<an/Clty vtew. Yard, bath, la u 0 ctry tactlltlet, VILLAGE F •Spacious Rooms • Separate dining room RESTAURANT . BAYFRONT l&IO/MO. --_ ~tlo. Olild/pet ""kome! Newport 81..tt meetinr room, -ID San rom $130 to $215 mo •Walk In Closets. Home like kitchen & cabinets Newport Beach. Swank. IMl4AC 2 BR boo w/-. IJ.VIEW RENTALS --Clemen"' and Lara n·a An addr ... oLdls.Unc-1 Bedroom Unlurn. $165, li'urn. $165 Aloo jj..,. cocktail 1ounoe -Moturea<tulll, ao.pot1.f115-673-ClO or --WES'!' NEWl'ORT • Beacb. Oorne play In our tloo in C<>sla Me I a licholon--. 1 Bdrm• 2 Bedroom Unturn. $185. Furn. $215 Lagooa Beadl. ~ UNIQUE -type 2 BR L -I 4 bod. sptltlbing, lhOppinc one! a<ijacent lo Newpol'I 2 Bdrms e 3 Bdrma e ALL UTILITIES FREE e Nowell Auoc., Brokers Coate Mou view -. •. All the charm· owor -.,.. rostauranta. SIO week and Beach, Balboa and the I V. or 2 Full B1th1 Walk to Huntington Center <n4) -lnr .,.,..., $400 11 e. room, •ttroctlw, Vi up. Brlng thtl ad and S thl d' f' t ADULTS MESA VERDE 49'1-1081. block to beech, $450/ receive $5 ott on ltnt ou . an s mes com-Muter .Ue bedroom.o w/ NO PETS Lovely 3 BR, 2 8:', 2 !rplc, L1eun1 Nltuol mo. yNrly, REAL TOR •m's renL munttles. blgb beam ceUJna•, large LA QUINTA HERMOSA Fam Rm, blrtn ICltcb, .,.. 642-5200 Huntington IM<h UNFURNISHED uv;ng room wl eas or 16211 PARKSIDE LN . (714) 847-5441 vice porch eoeid tio SEA TERRACE HJah wide wood burning fireplace, ~ Blk. S. of San Diego Frwy. on Beach to all acttla, 2 :idie~~ ocean view. Gate guards. LARGE-New, 3 BR: 2 BA. $145 _ $165 1 Bedroom. Fr. $165 Convenient launctry area l-Blk W f Hilt t p k id pet ok. Gardener &: water Walk to beach. Comm. pool, Frpl, gar, D/W, bltna. open BACHELOR & l BR., patios, 1 BR. & Den .. f'r. $185 otr kitchen. En('loscd. pa-.,,~~'!"'""'"".""". ~0~.,0~.,o~ru:!!!!!!"s""e""""!!!!!!!!!I pd 00 quiet cul de aa.c tennla ete all b':!d New 3 beam. Shag crpt. Nr Lido fn>lc'g pr1v. garages -2 Bedroom Fr $205 tios. 2 sY.'imming pools, -; ' ' 1 "· • shops & ocean $350 mo D{vided bath & • lots of 2 BR TwnbOuse's Fr $245 llB.una, recreation tacili· Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 $395. 6 mo leue acceptable, ~" 2 bath. ti., drps., Yearly Agt. 6i5-5D> M closets. Rec. hall, pool & Pl C 11 F ties. Securily guard. No W~ANT ,.·--"'--~·tor -~-·~m1;1" EZ mntnoe. 638-7005. ' pool ta bles, snw1a baths. ease a or pets. Huntington Bt1ch Newport Bt1ch Lowest rates Orange Co. ..,.,........... ~ , .a--.. F 360 See for yourself. 17301 Availabilities ---------Sattler Mte. Co. nice home, -.ut by LAGUNA Niguel new Sea <'f'•• urn. Kttlaon Ln. (I blk w. of Models Open ID Iii 7 pm WALK TO BEACH PARK NEWPORT 642-2171 545-0611 ~.e~.~pe.:'.":t~ ~ iJ.~~ 81lboo l1l1nd Beach, 1 blk N. of Slatorl. The charm of Old 2700 Peterson W1y CM New 1, 2 & 3 nr, cpUdrp, APARTMENTS Serving Harbor arta 21 yn. have ~refs. 548-7308 att 2 car gar., encl patio, SU..71WS World Spain awaits you nr H1rbor Blvd '&. dwhr. frpl. 3l5 l 5th . DON'T BORROW 4 BR, 3 BA, TV rm &,frple. pvt beach. OommWllty rec NICELY tum bacbl opt, yr 1135 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6 in Costa Mesa at Ring Ad1m1 c'S:,:.17c..-395:::':e7:,.,· =---~ Oft· the bay 'Tl•' YOU CALL USI Xtra stor. nn or studio. 6 fa.cllltlea. Privacy, teeurtty. round. 1 adult otJ1. ~•nnlls., 4 Pr!Gardv cnsp. aSal ui noa Brothers' Medi t e f . TOWNHOUSE. 3BR, 2.BA, Luxul'}' apartment llvtng Bo~ on your home equity mo. i.e. $275. North CM. 644-1757 eves N~mo~r, 281 no student $95 8'6-0259 · · r a n e a n Vthillage. The 546.0370 wtlg nn· over dbl gar, S275 oVt"rlooldng the walt.r. En· f0£ any good pul"pOBe. Serv· Close In. 548.QSG. Mission Vle)o u . pd. ---0365 MEN . all be h hot I country is e setting n10. Tennis I pool. (213} joy $750,IXXI heaJU1 ~Pfl. 7 Ina: Los Angeles County tor 3 BR, 2 _be, pool. play,rm. FOR Rent· 3 BR !rpl Balbo.1 Peninsula Rooms 'Ui.so pe:Cv.·k.· A¢s where quaint cobbte-1 "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1L~~~"iiit"n'z"1 B:7f.62--0226'-";;;;;-du;;ieX . "''lmming p:10l1, 7 lighted over 20 years and NOW tn Child1'en I: pets ok. $300 • • e, $95 per month. 536-'1006. stone courtyards andl!J! . '3 BR, 2 BA, new duplex. it::~:: :~u~lnmllg, ~: Orange County! . Leue/option ok. 548-J4t6 f!tio'w nrfurS:::.eback. col· NICE 1 bdnn on beach front, L-una Buch pathways wind over ~~~~~~'~!_____ Childre.n/pets O.K. Lease t}eboard, croquet. Junior l's SJ.'.i-NAL MORTGAGE CO. or '49'Hi364 6J:...iGM4a1t 6 PM $215. Call $250. per mo. Avail til July. -.. streams and ponds to *LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA $~~~~option. 54S-344G or from $189.50 monthly; al.!IO 1 <n4> 556-0106 3 BROM ~ Carpets. fenced Ne a-.. h. Also small furn bachelor apt PANQRAMtC ocean view, ~ the door of your villa 1 yr old bltns garage car ""'~==--~~---I and 2-bedroom plans and 4ji'X> Camp~ Drl.ve, N.B. :rt• 2 'car garqe, adlta wport ..,..c $100 mo. May be used as blk Victoria Bch, 1 BR,_also apartment. ixirt, ba°J.oony, '8 p 0 t l; s s, SlJ.$-2 BR, unt. bllns, crpt!, 2-story town houses. Elec- 2ND Trust Dffcls y, 646-3314 S1B5 -1 BR OianneUront. ~-~or ·~ ~ Daya rm study ~· Avail. '1'IOW. -Fireplaces, wet bars, 496-00.59 * * * 833-0086 ~)~ha.!~ ~is~ 1 5 o l ·A trlc kitchens. prl.vato pa:os PRIVATE F1.JNDS AVAIL. Lrg patlo, child/pet ok. ~.1eve.1 vi.,.. S225 inc. util. 152 Sunset. . Huntln•on Beach or ba.1conie.1, carpctlng, dra· Any Amount 3 BR, 2 BA. Iae fam rm, 1325 -3 BR. 2 BA, compt. YEARLY • Bachelor apt. for Newport Beach beamed cellmgs, woodll;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;:; 2 BDRJ\1 apt, v.·alk to beach, perier. SubtetTanean park· * CALL ~ ·~ BKR Bltns. fplc, 1mmed poa. redec. Nlce area. Npt one man, util pd. $100/mo. paneling I• ~~t~.155drps, bltns. $195. Ing with elevators. OpUonal ,_,,.;.:_:=::...:":.::..;~=~==· -Pou.Ible lse opt. Height.I. Otild/pet. Call 673-61'90. $29.50 pel' \Vk & up. 1 BR, 2 , • ON BEACH I ..........., maid service. Just north of Mortg1ges, $275. * 645-6456 $560 -Util Pd. 3 + Den. 2 C 1 8 ch BR & Bachelors. Color TV, -Fashioned. d esigned • 2 BR, l\2 BA Studio. Patio & Fashion Island at Jamboree Trust Dffc:fs 260 * Sharp 2BR, lba. Meea Ba. Frplc. qtannelfront. •P str•no •• mald serv, pool. The Mesa color-coordinated in.. yant. G/\l'age. $157.50. Avail and San J oaquin I-fills Road. Huntl......, IMch Huntington IM<h HARBOR GREENS Mor(.y to Loin · 240 st TD loans 7% INTEREST 2nd TD loans Verde Tuwnhouse pool ; Boat dock. 180 DEGREE ocean view 4.15 N. Newport Bl., NB terlors, with carpets 2 Br, 2 Ba. From $238 now. 842-4549 Telephone .<n4l 644·1900 gar, dishwasher $2is mo. NU-VIEW RENTALS blutt front, bch &CCeSllt 1 64EHl681 and drapes. ~vered Parking. Large .c;.3c,BC,.LKS'o.~rn=oo"•~I ~B~E"A~Cll,,,-! for rental lnformatlon PUT YOUR MONEY 833-8974 673-4030 or 494-3248 BR1 all ~'OOd .... led, util Apt. Unlurn. 365 -Private patios and eated Pool. Sauna• and BRAND NEW I, 2 & >BR's. I iiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio-.1 TO WORK FOR YOUI VACANT 2 Br. $140. Alao 2 'l1IE BLUFFS' 3 BR, 2 ba met. $175. mo, 493-'1267. balconies RecreH •tloNnTIRoom. no 21st St. OPEN SAT/Sun E_XCLUSIVE Earn 10% tnt ... st oe well· BR. T•ahouae 1155. "Llnda" plan. End unit. Coron• def Mir Balboo Island -Community Ce.nter U NG TON Irvin• BIG CANYON secured 2nd Trust Deed.! on Kids/pets ok. Agt. Fee. FreshJy decorated. Bit-ins mR. FOR lease by the with spacious lounges, PACIFIC 1 :.c.;.:.;,;.:..______ Luxury Golf Course Orange County real estate. 9'1'S-84:1> + fr I g , washer-dryer. DECORATOR furn year, 2 BR, l ~~ ba, air oond $225 SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. BEAlIT 3 BR, on,_ oor lot, Lease. $495/Mo. Ocellll.llde Hwy, pr 1 v brand new, 2 BR unfurn billiard and ping pong 711 OCEAN Ave., H.B. BOB PETTIT Ap1irtm1nt1 C-714) 55&-0106 .... g W I N T I C sundeck, 1 mature adlt only.; garage a Pt· Cr Pt s • rooms. (114) 53fr1487 REALTOR 55" 'MIVI NEWPORT BEACH ··~ c Dr NB 1'plc, d/w, crpts, drpo. only H•Y • ay or o. · $1 --~ dishwasher con or 10 • Dall ~·-••=UP ~ ampus ., . . ·~~. Vac. _ •M• REALTORS Lease. 75, v •..-"'100 1 1 • · -3 swimming P 0 0 1 9 c. open am-v pm :y ......., • .-... .,.,.,.......iw...., tlnuowi-clean oven, garbage \VIUJ.Af,I WALTERS CO Lagun• Be•ch Phone 714/644 0509 HoUMS Furnished 300 2 BR. ......., t " 2111 Sao Joaqulo Hill• Rd. FOR ,.nL Oomple,.ly tum. 1 ' dilpoaal. 1 2 s O/m o , 2131 outdoor whirlpool, 41.,.;;;!!!!;.,;!;!!e,;;;;;.,;;;;,· 1-7-:::;;;;:::;-;;;;;:::::;:-:-- Gen1r1l $16&-Ulil.Fd. ~mall co ..... Patio. Pool;-Laguna $32&-2 Br. 2 Ba. Ftj:llc. Charmlng borne. 1 Moe:. Laguna. $600-3 + Den. 2 Frplc. Oceanfront. Prl.v. beach. San Clemente. drapes 2 .maJi cbil~n~ok,~ Newport Center 644-4910 BR, apL May lat-Oct !IL 465-8492. night lighted tennis ALMOST GONE I * OCEAN FRONT * no pe~. $145. mo. 646--5223 ~ 673-5861. COron• del Mar courts. 2 BR APTS. $144/mo. 3 BR, 2 BA. lease r700 • or ** 3 aR. 2 Ba. clean, I~ • 4 1 Bod 11 r0om,do3 Bath ·~~ M= ~· -Health spa with gym· Util pct. Stove & Retrtg lncl. ~f. a.n ~~~~~'?~ ~ 1r: yard, prage, $265. 8 u 1 con • Im-605 Poppy •673-8746 · naslum and separate Recreation facil ~vail. 3rd coastline rocks & surr, 6·M:os:1e~---macuhtt.----. , ....__~ me:n's and women's Floor On1~ -Swtable for elevator to beach &... pool. • 3 BR, 2 ba. bltns, crptg, • $400. . CostT'MIN -{;., .., f il'ti . 1 d )'9ung adalts . moderate good 24·hr secwity, 2 BR. 2 Ige yard, garage. $240. 644-7270 ~~ ~~ ;a:a bl ili c u .. nlefns. Small in fan t • BA, at $52,500. Good tenna, Call 646-1434 "' ------LIVE LIKE A KING r'4" A 't a 't' to we coVmlLe.LA YORBA 25% rlown. Russ swam, 1135 mo • 2 BR duplex (Take w~ _ -securt Y sys em rutr. 499-.oo5. as ia/wtH !Ix up tor blgher 3 BR/2 Ba newly deoor. At Budget Pric .. t ON TEN ACRES Insure your p rivacy. Huntington Beach LIKE THE BEACH? --·=-- µNF. 3BR:~2 ba::CIOSI! to bay &: ocean, IOllle view. B~ new. $400, yearly: associated BROK[Oi"-. ~E tl l f(lll', ]"]~ w 11.,11'>~,-, ~/l l~l I rent> gar. kids ok. 646-9666. ::s-1~~:,·~!ofi: FURNISHED _ F=l~~·jun~:· 1;a,'ii:1• -A speci~ section for (714) 842-9622 plus ma.gniticant view -J BR LUXURY APT. Dina Point clubhse prlvJ. Yrly =1 UNFURNISHED Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bldst. those w_1th small pets. NOW READY elevator -pool -game room Avail for sub-let June :i.t. mo. Days (213) 225-4191. 900 Sea Lan, CdM 644-2611 -Conveniently locat~ CASA TIEMPO -security -enc 1 o s e d No children, sm pet. ac- NU-VIEW RENTALS 613-4030 or 494-3248 * * SUMMER RENT AL -7 BR furn on 2 lots. Balboa Penill!ula. 645-1410. 2 BR, 2 BA, b l tns, cptg/drps, garage, near beach, $225. mo lease, 49G-3548. WJmd.1 714/536-0740. ** ::t~ED (MacArthur nr Coo.it Hwy) ed. .to a~l of Southern (At Magnolia . Just off the . ~=-·gef~r~:!e.2 ~its~ 1;! ~=i. ~tan~~.= 0c!a~. N~ D~p= 4 GARAGES 3 BDRMS below highway, ~:i~<g~~' ~~s~a~Jic :1 J!~~· Watch pets: Laguna Lido .31755 o"'=645-0060-------Newport Be•ch NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER e 2 Bed- room, cen lea•• from 3 to 6 months. C1ll to -· RE ,ALTOR, 642-5100 6 BDRI\t on cul-de-sac juat North of Mlle Square Park. DowMtalra ... 4 bo, !rpl, uW rm. Oversize garage &. fenced yard. I..ge all tlect kitch &. din nn. Upst&ln ~has lge tlnilbed bonus rm, 744 sp ft includes: 2 br, closets, llnk, cupboards, recreation area. Xlnt for lat family. $350 mo. 55&-8591 Br. No pets or cbldrn. * CONVENIENT frpl, aondeck, gar, adulis. Ocean and Newport DLX 1 & 2 BR wrnt ~2S31r""· So. Lagooa. 2 ~" 2Nba. 1 Blk. ID ocean. 646-0384. TO AU. BEAOiES $211.S. 6TJ.-l41.8 eves 0 r Beach overlooking FIREPLACE.5! Mes• Verd• newt~ ~t~Y!rt.~S NEWPORT soo... 4 Br, 2 FROM $140 MONTH wkndL the cdsta Mesa Coun-Prl Patios • Dwh" • J acuzzi per 1325, Lower $295 ~n clM~ & ~kr.":;: ~ ADULTS PLEASE ~. 3b1~· tn 2 cd ~·tio~ try Club. ~~~t-~~rB1~~tsag~~ Dg~ ~1~ 3 u::··n!n1;:.· ~'. JONES ~fiMlke mGlO Call !or appt. 545-7983 VILLA POMONA mo. 544-'1784 or 644-2251. Hours: 9,30 to S:30 8912 Heil Ave., HB 8474982 3095 Moce Avo. :;<&-1034. ON Bay 2 BR, 2 BA, larp * LDVELY 3 BR, 11' BA. PHONE 642-_ 15 ** 2 BR. patlo, .......,, Dally *MOVE IN TODAY* BRAND New Ocean front patlo. Stove, ,.frta, Adulta. TownhouR. Quiet r a 1 . .,,, view, 5161Ai Lark• Pu r · Spac. 2 BR $14!4169, furn Condominium, 2 Br, 2 Ba, Yearly. No siet-. 223 19lb Ba!Cu:s)'~tlo, lhag crpts, (17tl0 Pomona Ave.) m-<1817 or 644-8415 Directions to M:editerraneu $169. 3 BR, $209. l<id.1 $400/mo, Year le a• e. St. $295/mo. 673-2708 cw WALK to Water, stngles/couples, duplex $130. Also HB $95, Lag. Bch $110 & 2 BR Mobile, CM $130. Util pd on all. A.gt. Fee. 9'm-8430 Huntington Belch blHna. . 646--139L NU 2 Bdr., OJrona. del Mar, VWq:e: From-the San Diego we:loo[l}e. Pool, gar. 17361-A ~7694 675-1M9. HARBOR VIEW Casa de Oro c &: d, $250 lease. Open this Freeway: 1-Iarbor Blvd., Keelson Ln Cl blk W. of Newport 'Beach i'*""'EASl'BLU!T="'===-. "Dlx,_,3,."11'_,2 5 Br, 3 Ba, 2400 ft. Big patio, AIL UI'Il.JTIES PAID Sat & Sun, 707 Acacia South 2 miles. Or from New· ~~Blvd, oU Slater). Br, 2~ Ba. trplc, patio, 2 2 BR, 2 Ba, den, fam rm, frplc, 2 atriums, crpt:e, drpt. stove, retrtg, Wlh/dryer. Nr. Brookhurst &: Adam& $375/mo. first I: last. m: gardener, pool p rt v l . Compare before you rent Costa MIU port Blvd., turn North on 3 B--' .. • COR channelfront duplex1• 32 car cloaed pr. Adlta. 644-5598. . Cuttom designed, featurlna: Harbor Blvd. -room.-.,210 mo. BR. 3 ba, den. bltns, frp c, ~. WAIK ID water, aingles e Spacious kltcben with Jn. NO DEPOSITS MEDITERRANEAN Condominium -3 BR. 2 ba, patios, gar, sm boat dock. "S.-n"""'c"'i.-m-..,-n~te----I pref'd, but w1ll consider direct lilhtln& Lovely 2 Br apts w/a crpts, drapes, bltln range & $475, yrly. 675--012) ..;;;.;..=;.;..;.;..;_ __ -'I families, 2 Br, $l!IO bu all. e Separate din'I area king-sz BR. On beautifully VILLAGE refrig. Frplc, patio. Pool & * EASTBLUFF Townhoule. NEW delmte apts, 2 br, SJ.8S. 305 Hou1e1 Unfurn. _ ....... ___ ....,... ____ ! G1n1r•1 GA-7-0716 A.gt. Fee. 979-3430 e Home-like storaae landscaped growid.1. Gas 2400 H•rbor Blvd., tennis court. 979-3984 eves. 2 Br. Pool. Frplc. Adult.. O» mo. choice Jocation. N'PI'. Shores 3 SR. 2 bL, • Private patios t incl in rent. Child up to 3. Cost• Mis•, C•llf. 92626 NEW 8 Unit, 3 blocU from $250. M8 Am1p Wa:t. Open Hou. dally.~ IMM.AC Hom~ Prestige tract, 3 Br, 1% Ba. gardener, water included. $330. 84&-2'1S6 !rpl.: poot.,.,.Mis; walk ID • Cloaed garage w/swnge ~if"" 1' blk E. ol (714) 557-8020 oceao, 2 BR, 1 BA, blms, <97-1977 or 64+-<)906, ~242~ca~brtllo~~or~call~4~~ beach. $325. Rltr 642-3850. • Marble pullman CJ..sA GRANADA We believe tn Equal crpt:s, drpa, dw, cath cell· NEAR BEACH -Lie 2 BR, Any day 11 the BEST DAY to 5 BR, 3 BA. F/R, DfR, Lrg • Klng·tz Bdrms 400 ni.m W 557 95.59 Houatng Oppommit1et inp, $200 to $220 mo. 310 • frplc, garqe, prlv paUo. run an Id! Don't ctemy, , yrd. Pool prl.vl. Harbor Vu e Pool • Barbecues • sur-Me ac ay -· . 19th St., Foxx Co. 633-7801 Yrly. 673-4&4o .call IOd!f 6U-5678. NEW Townhoule 2 Br, 1119 Ba. Bltns, refrij'., nr H. Harbour. 1'>ol. Multi. $215, can furn. 213/59'J.-1087 Hms. $600. 833-3894. ;_~~·with plush laod· El Puerto Mesa * * *Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 3 BR, 2 BA. crpt/drp, lrs Adult living at Ill belt 1 & 2 BR Apia. Unfum. Newport IMch Newport Booch Newport Bllch NEWLY remodeled 2 BR hse, $225. 218 Knoxville, 536-0613 or 536-7633 ynl. Nr. all acl111. $325. By LARGE 1 BR $ISO $130 & Up. appt only. 548-9341, 64&-2848 2 BEDROOMS $210 All Utllltlu Pold ~""""""=""""""~"'""'""'"""""'""'""""''''"'"""' WATERFRONT · 3 BR -+ ·No Pell Pool & R<cr<atlon , ........................................ ..,..,..,..,,....,,.. .... ,...., ...... ,,,,,,vlf study, 2 be W/\l<>Ck. Ulil 365 W. Wilson 642-1971 1959 Maple Ave, C.M. COST A MESA OFFICE Se rving-Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach. VACANT ·2 Br, $13.5. Also 3 Br, $175, fenCed, kids/pet!. Agt. Fee. 979-8430 tncl, yrly, !5!IO mo. 642-0006 $30 WEEK & UP I) Newport Heights • Studio & 1 BR Apt.s. 2 Br, 1 Ba alngle story = • TV & Maid Service Avail. ganien unit, shag crpts, fDt 2 BR. house, drps, crpts. Dbl e Phone Service-Hid. Pool drps, dshwhr, fncd patio. 2 BR's. $180 * HOUSES 1140, $150, 1.1;;;';';;;'n;e;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;; garage, fenced yd. e Children & Pet Section beam ceil , frpl, gar. Adlts. Cloe• 500 1111 tr eet 11 Gardener. $275 mo. Phone e $120 Monthly $100. 2650 Elden 537-3125. •nd 10 1tre1m1 with $170 & 4 BR. 21iii ba., new •••• $425 noon to 6 pm 642-5157. 2376 Newport Blvd .• CM 1 WHk FrH Rent w11er11n1 t1e11e • 3 BR 2 ba •'l<l:i:: ret1dn1 uttlnt for . . ··· ·· ·· ···· • """"" Santa Ana 548-9755 or 645-3967 Unfurn 1 Br. GARDEN youi ~c~clou~ "e"I 1. or 3 BR. $160 & $200. Some;Kids & pets welcome. NEWPORT Beach. 2 BR. Stove reftig: drps. Kids ok. Gar. & yard. $145. CORONA Del Mar • Bachelor . All furn. All utl! pd. Walk to• Beach. $150. HUNTINGTON Be a ch · Bachelor apt nr. beach. Comp\ furn. All util pd. $95. CALL 645-0111 3 BR. tam rm. 21,S ba .•• $3251 ---------Ad Good For SS on Rent API'S. Frplc, D/W, priv ?·bedroom 1pJrlment. small 4 BR. 2'Ai ba. •" • · '" •• $420 4 BR, 2 ba, crpts, frplc. Unbelievably Beautiful patio. $175. 557-2841. ceh ok. f1om Sl6s. rurnltu•• 3 BR. 21h ba Delui<e bltns 1~ Near So ~--y ELMS-POOL 1v1i"blt. Mod,1$ oceil 9:00 ' • """· • 1-A.l(UI\ VAL D'ISERE Garden Apta. * SHAD Blufts, N.B. •••••• $475/500 Plaza. 871-0089 • Adu!'· Poolsld ll<S lo6:00. 2300 Fairvie"I Ad .• Adults -no peta:, F1owers '"" e up. Coi11 Mela. Phone: 545·130~. HouMs Furn. or everywhere. Stream & • Children next block -un·l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Unfurn 310 \Vaterfall, 45' pool. Rec. furn. 7 BRAND NEW ----· -----Sa "•I 1 2 Bdrm 177 E. 2'2nd St., CM 642-3645 . 2 Br unlts, -Rm. una. ""' s -" children welcome. All util >.a.. Costa Mesa Furn-Unfurn. from $142. NEWLY DECORATED pd, g~s, shag crpts, IV _.;...;_;.;.. _____ I SEE IT: 2000 Parsons, 2 BR w/carport. Wtr pd. drps, relrig, dshwhr, bllns, E 3 BEDROOM POOL HOME. 642-8670. Call btwn l & 5; 636-4120. walk-in closets porches "SINCE 1946" MONTH·TO -MON'TII e VALUE-QUIET-2 BR. 2566 "A" Oran&eAve .. $14-0 $3)5. to $215. eaiJ. CJS Reai 1111li"l\.ii1 I. :... --''l lrn ll nr' l st Western Bank Bldg. LEASE, CALL: 6'6-3255 Dshwhr. Pool. New STUNNING 1 & 2 BR, 2 BA Estate, 548--1168 or 557.Q44 ~£..1;!NA ~~~na omD CE DUniversSity POOOark, IrvNlineh Huntington Harbour pelurnl1 t1u150re. M2295aturePacru1UulctsA:~ Gardenn 0AWpt118. PooS 1.114Re5 ~1~$1'!'40!!"'!!SP~A~C~l~~!!!!!!!!!!'l .fDt .::oc, ... ,ng _.. , a na •Y• 52-7 I ta s. · 1 .... , area. , th t. "' - . BR. Immac. P-Olnt, San Clemente, A'ITRACTIVE 3 Bedroom CM. 548-6878 up. Shag crpt, drps, bllns. Quiet Capistrano *' house. Excellent location. ATTRACTIVE 2 Bdrm up-NEW APfS _ 1 &: 2 BR. 2 4-plex. Walk to shops & nr 2 BR 2 B th $325 CaH for details, 846-4332. btl I -··· No pets In -. a s .... ". .. per, crpt, ns, gar, c ean. BA. Drps, crpt'g, voUeyball, ... "'" · q: '°1~ LAGUNA -Furn Bachelor 3 BR. 2 baths • , ...• $275/285 Newport Beech Quiet n1ature only. No pets. pool BBQ 645-8743 LaSalle, Apt 2, C . ~t . on Beach! Sml pet ok. Util 3 BR, 2119 ba ....... $395/450 OPEN. $175. 2234 C Rutaen 2 BE~ROO~, no pets, adulta:l=°"50'°7-,,1584=·c..,.,---~-D~~'A$150P,om' t -New 2 Br. 45 BBRR. 22:1 ba.ba ...... $315{~ * RENTALS * Dr. only. hionlh lo month. $160. 2 BR atud10 apts -Beaut It.I" • 1• • • • • •• • • • • • ~ E/SIDE Attrac Furn 2 Br, Realtor 644-7270 gardena, carport, b 1 tn s , Crpt1, drps, bltns, gar, pet We Have SWnmer Rentals YEARLY 1,~ Ba. htd pool. Nr schls, B storage area, priv patio. ok. $190. I d h II From $650 Month i;hp'g & bwy. No pets. E-SIDE 2 R. $150 $162.50. Wllson Garden Apta, CA-PIS'l'RANO - 3. Br, 2 Ba e SUMMER G4&-0474. Bltns, w/w diiipl, htd pool. 2283 FOWltain Way Ea.st. Townhouse. Brand new. re I Adil I "2 9520 O<O ~ .. Q'ptS, drps. $275. From $1200 Month * SllADY ELMS-POOL s, no pe s. O'I • • 1-T~'.7'-7';:---,.;-,.-~-.,,.-., SAN Clemente. 2 Br. enc1 BILL GRUNDY e Adults Poolside $1.45 up. ATI'RAC. new 2 br, 1 ba, liit tt 3 Br., l V1 Ba.** i glr. Walk to beach & town. REALTY Realtor 675-6161 e 01ildl'en next block-uni. floor, adlllts, no peU.. 1970 Large, newly decor. Encl. $160 --A ComJ)SJfy Willi Vision lTI E.., 22nd SL CM 642-3645 Wallace, $160, 548-0804 patio, bltins, crpts, rlrp!! . . CALL 494-9491 Univ. Parit Center; Irvine Condominiums 1 BR. :rum. No children, no 2BR, -2SA,-crpts, i1rpi; ~ Clo9e to everything. $1'10 &: * LANDLORDS * Call -e 552-'r.<JO Unfum. 320 pell. m Cen"'r St. adlts, no pell. 1180 mo. 868 Centor St. Apt. FREE RENTAL SERVICE OUice boun1Si\Mto6 PM --· .............. ""' ·-642-&l-48. 5.57-6& 1. CM or call 548-8179. $225 _ 2 BR. 2 BA. House, Huntington Beich e $115 to $135. 1 & 2 BR. 2BR apt, crpts, drp11, bltlns, SPACIOUS 2BR, 2.BA. All bltns, gar, yard, pa~ Dana NEW 3 hr, 2 ba, fam rm, 2 BR. Condo. New shag crpt, Trailers. Mature adults. 132 1 carprt. Nr shopping $175 nu, j)J:!!Y 4 left. Blttns, w/w Point. model home. Air cond, drps, bit-ins. Pool & club w. Wilson, CM. 64~530. mo. 373 Ogle. St., 644.4359. crpU.,.drp.1, dsh/wsh, gar. ~·:. '.! BR. House. Immac Comm pool. $325. Lease, facl. Lse $180 536-2S7S S 2 BR 11~ ba hlldre $195. Enter Zl26 Doctors edndl OCta.n side hwy. CdM. 551-4841 or 5'2-6735 NICE 1 Br dplx. Quiet. ep ' ' ' c n yeiJ Circle or 21ai Thurin SI $325 , _ 3 BR. 2 BA. Frplc, UNIV. PM BR, 2\1 ba, TowMouu Unfum. 335 by guaaeL Employed adult pets icf· $175. mo call -' d k vi S I -nver SO. no pets. 543-!021 673-44 CHOI~ 2 BR Apt ''"" gar, ec , ew. an w w CJ'Ptl, ..... .,., trple. Pool H ti...,. •--~ al TNHSE Beaut 2 BR, 1~ be. '-".c;. • • .......,. Clemente. & tennls prtvtL Avail now. un • .,.,on _.. 1 BR. $150, $140, Ir(, kie • crpt'd 1\0 BA. stove & . NII-VIEW RENTALS Lae $395 mo. 6*'1429 tor bachelor, adlll only, 00 cpt1, blttns, potlo, dbl gar, dilhwuher PlO mo In· on th• lluffs ••• In N•Wf19rl r-"---.--......,, f•thrtl" 11f1dyt .. lor 4ltW11111t ,_c>pl• .•• •ltfOlltly r't:i==:::::;--.;~~--J oppol11t1lll 1t1Mrtlft•!'lff. d•1l91tff with It -ll•t'1 Mtll ho ~ , , . tw"tloMI focllltlfl wfl lth ll1ty t••,.,ltllft lft· ··--. ~ 494-3248 2BR Townhoule,_11' ba, pell. 1993 Church 5411-9633. pools, wtr pd, 1215 S4IHn81I qulro 2289' "A" Fordham, or Legun1 BHch bl~,·~'1 arpa:, fmcd BEAUT. FURN 2 BR. $170 NU 2BR, lba, incltd gar, CM Days 67M3tiO txt. 46, LANDLORDS! CHARMING 2 ~R, den. 1 pa ' !ltd pool. Adlta, 110 pell. conve!U•~ to 1l1oppln1" 203 eves. 5411-3597 \Ve Speclallte tn Newport BA, ldt w/bl~lnil, din nn, 2 Dupl1x11 Unfum. 350 Avail 4/26. 642-9520. Ogle, $190, &f&..70'8 2 BDRM, pvt garage, water tlll4ln1 • J11tt11lllte11I "MoP"l(CI" •tot'• eciuo Hf , , , A -'Cll!.H .. Hhtt ., l11awievtly ki11llltw,..i ki••·· wtf\lllt11 lllrl'f11, fo\111lal111 °"" fottlol .... , ... , , Uit- ••nll1d •411!1 ll•lnt whll 11'1-r ,,..1delll '1 , ... ,_,., ""''• ttclll'l'Y 1J1!1111, cloloMI drcvll TV, 1Bt One Bedroom/Studio from $195 Beach • Corona del Mr.r e trplca, &hag crpt.g, drp1, Cott Meta HI Stam CelL Large Uv rm, Attractive 2 BR. bulltlns, crpts, drpt, ~-Married, A: t.aauna. OUr Rental Ser-deck w/penoramic ocetn 1 1 BR $140, Bach $125. Mgr, d.llbWash6, cpt1, drpa, encl. child OK. $1SO. 117 A, E . vice 11 FREE to You! Try view, many extru. $385 mo. LRG l BR. Frplc beam 138 A Broadway pr. No petJ 646-().174 Bay Nu-View~ Avail. May 5. 497...J.99'1'. . cttl., priv patio, $Ub. Adlll, 2 Bedtooml l15Q mo. 2 BR. Heated Pool. $150 A =N::EW<--2~B-r.~Bl-t·-in-s-, -w-1-w•1 NU·VIEW RENTALS SPACIOUS 1 BR houle. N"' no pet" Shown at &:Jl-6,30, No clilldr<o, No pell up. Aduill, no pell. 853 crpta, dros. $185 mo. Avail. 67M030 or -494-3248 cpl& & drpt, Private Ip 187 ntt St. CM •u11. * 645-67XI * C~nttr St. CM 64$-8965 511. 875-1429. Two Bedroom from $305 SJ ::::~::;~::~y l714l 645.00: i "ft1110I Ho11•l11f Oppott11111tl...-Al Yoo don't noed a IWI to patio;._ Mobll'IW.adl~ . .J!IJ D1n1 Point ''Mako Room Fl>-Daddy" 2 BD Wllltm apt. Ad\1111, no 2"'=eR;,..:::A.::d:cuJ;::11'°',-no-pe""1-,,...,BA=v 1 "OraW Fut" when you mo. roc:nn. ren -4~1'1V• ••• clean out tho p.rqe pet. NeGr every th l n ll · MEADOWS APT. 387 W. pl""' M . Id In the Dally FANTASTIC ,_..,., v I e w A'l"l'RAC 2 br, 2 'ba, bltinl, . , , tum that junk brio cuh 846-4387 or 846-41%1 Bay St. CM. ~ Pilot Want Adsi C,U· DOW l>ome. 2 BR. •den. refr1&., crpts, dra. !rplc, with a OallY Pilot Claallled N« -642-567&. I $325. Owner/qt. 6(2-4623' adults. 496.-2167 ad. Call &a~. cau &12-5678. veitment. 1..:.:::=:::.__ __ _ toO C.1MY ll!M, Ntw,.,, .... CA HMO "il1 ~~~~!$$!Mli~~~~*~~$~1 • f l l. • • •• • I • • l ' ....... I I I J 3 LINES 2 TIMES 2 DOLLARS - . ' ......... _,,., ~ .......... ~~·•f,'\' . ' • • 1 , l ,, ' ' .. : .... , . (Any Item Priced $50 Or Less) . . Pin~h Yourself A · Pil.e ·Of Penn.ies - (Or Even ·. Dollars) Penny Pinchers Pile Up Profits Dial Direct for Details 642-5678 North County, 540°1220, Toll Free DAILY PILOT PENNY PINEHER WAN'J-ADS • I i. • " ' .• •".' ... ... • t_ . I . _, ' 1 I • . 'SELLERS ~ CIRCLE' WE'RE SAVING SPACE FOR YOU ••• ~ ~f r-;;-1 ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 • ~ .. lfyou ·sell a-service ·and don't advertise,in the DAILY PILOT Service Directory, you're doing business the hifrd way. The Service Directory {classifications 600-699 in the classified ad secti on daily) gives you an advantage •you qet through no other advertising medium. It reaches customers who are ready to buy. Be there w:hen your prospects come into the ma rket looking for the services you have to sell. If your service isn't listed, we 'll start 11 category just for you. Pick up:,the phone right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" ..• Your Direct Line to Direct-ot~y Results • 642-5678 . . ' Saturday, Aprll 2.1, 197.J PIJllLIC NOTICE -,~"'o:'l.~:l:::S L-rw-jltJ ~' ---~J~l,il~I''--iiiiji TM ............. ,, ... ~ •_ ~1- M> ·1~..;.-:::n-.~,.¢!1-ogse=,~~.~~ Apt. Unfurn~ 3'S ~ 1-::~:\:ml _.IMt---~I~~ I--• I~ 445 E,ound (lrM adJ) 550 C>mont, concm. ......... a..dl. CatH. t2'MI JQM ll . ......., •l't 1sn. $t., W In 4 , -;"mE FACTOR y •' con-PATIOS .... ~ S& N.wpwt htcl\. c.ur. t'J6oi0 ' n tm 1tw t ROOMS"~·· turftblhtd, WOna: ct 22 unique stores FOUND in my 0..~f • waU\.11, '"'"'· 'It, dl!~rn''*' *' condUtttid ~ • .ii 1"' C.M. $100 hK: utll't. Older bU lhol)I avail. fr f70/nl0. st:Uvtd Mother cat It 4 tit\)' breali, t re~ Ator replace J~ R, A,.,._ SPACIOUS ad 1 1 ~nant._~ I 60-6560 "Cannery Villa.gt" 425 30th kit t fl n a . lttother 11 concre e. eat. c:z'::==~~~'!~~~:;;'Y Quiet. Pool. n:c,1:&'-Sum"*' bfttalt 4 20 St.; N&. m..9sos, Agt Calico-White, brown & BQld FOUNDATIONS • ~ PMM1 Cedar 893-041 9 · &\2-&520. · patches. Longiah. hair and Planters. colX.ttle fl brtdi: l"llbllthld Or.,. COll•t Dally Piiot, • ' * * UDO ISLE * * 35 -.. OF otti""" ..... store very pretty. 1Aok.a like she patios, etc. Uc'd ~ • ..._ A,prll 7, 14. 11. '*• im . , m-n. ~~ . . . 2 BR, 3 Ba. or 5 BR. 3 Ba. ~t~. US E~ )8th St., has been missing a t leut a PATIOS.PLANTERS "' PUBUC NOTICE f um. or Unfurn. 370 Both avail 1Uae Jul)' A C.J.l. Awrov mt ..;. ft at week;. We v.'OUkf Jove to flod AU Concrete work SM-3533 A t '' L -.. · ..,. · her . home! lease call ' · o. ~llft'"futr.... 613-2222 aq. , ... C.J.S. Real Estate, 54g....'7881 bet 1:00pm .l Contractor F-.1t1n Pl.ibijltlld Qf9fltl Cotlt O.lly Piiot, wren JI 1nc1 Aorlt 7, 1 .. 11, 1913 _..73 PUBLIC NonCE PICT1TIOUI I UlllflU lfAM• ITAT.Ml!NT 11~111 followtng ~ I~ ciolng bu1lnH1 DOURTI AS$0CIATl!L %110 HtwPOrt l lvd •• Cotti MeM, C•11f. orxon o. oourt., 2110 Ntwport a~ Ca1t1 Mont, "CtUI. • , Ttils b\1$.111151 ll QOIW!ua,d by 1n In. dlvlC1u1t • Dixon 0. ,Pcurtt Costa Moel *'*'* . SP.ARK!Pf NEW '' ' IAY S11ADOWS · Apartmnts SJ>4.cM?us. Light & Cheery! I BR's FROM $157 -2 BR's FROM $177 Beautiful appointments Jn· elude Decorator Fireplaces. Shag Carpeting. Private Patios. Pool . Jacuzzi .. Volleyball court -Gas BBQ's. Closed Garages. Adults, No Pets. ~1168. 9;00 pm Wttkdaya, aft 12:00 ' ~s !IQ>AJUT!!-butldtng +-ga1": v.'ffkendS.Sbe""la""i"esiiiing Iii --~ , --· NE\V?OR;T .JJtiCH 1000. sg•ft, panlg, crpts, adj Costa MHa. -bet l9t.h. Vic-Comm I, Indus, Re1k1 ~1~ ¥ae. bu.SY. .eo;rner. 645-~ / toria, Maple & HarbOr New. re.model. repair. Stort JONES ru.JU.n°' 6'f3...6210 ~ .f'OUND: Minia. Gennan fro~ts, cust. patios; otcs, ete • 2 ~-Sm.pmR__._ ~AL. STQ.RE, SHOP &·· SI'ORAGE Shepherd, blk. At OMV near Uc d. 962·1951· · Oli:ona aiel Mat. N'r. N.B. POiit Ote. 2290 sq Stater Bros on 19th SI JACK Taulane -Repal( , gp;.141915 or ~. ft. $450/mo. Agt. 64&-2414 ' Costa Mesa. 534--5316. ' re~ .• addit. 20 yrs exp;-* * UDO hie Waterfront 3 I ndu1trl1l Rental 450 BLACK poodle type dog. Uc d. loly Way Co. 541~ .~~!!~2~~!;.·~·m.-~A!v~all~~:..-ay:....;1.st=.j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Fema1e. \'le: Coronado ~!1ing . .;"""""' ••• Homes, ~liS!ioq Viejo ·-----,·t Vacation Rentals 425 NOW LEAS ING 831-J2.t<J >.'XPERIENCED J ... -Gardener Conlpleto ,W MEXICO: 2 nR. 2 BA com· Huntlrtgton Beach ~}!~P set. of keys on maintena.nl'e, .!lbNbber1. pletely tum, on ~ beach, NEW M ·l 0~;nv~wCoas~ eo~:!;t ~ trees. Free etrtim&tell I.Di Gaviotu, 10 m1. S. of 940 Sq Ft & Up courts 548-4580 ;.,645-00::.,::::47;_------I Ro&arlta Bch. $100 Week or Hamiltorl & ·Ne.,.,.land · Co M P L E T E rardenlni $250 ino. 846--7121 ce.11 art 2 646®7 or 833-0519 Lost 5 55 service by experienced A: PM • re11able profe1•ionaJ N.B., nu delu;ic _3 & 4 BR, lNOUST: space for rent, $50 RE\VARD _ Lost, stolen ga.rrleoel', free e1timat• 2BA, $150 &; $200 per wk. til Mfg. ~875 sq. ft. ~ sni. black fe Labrador. ,;968--0832:::::;::·-----~ 6/30. SZl5 Ir;_ $300 summer. Placentta, Cht .. $245 mo. Pregnant, needs med. attn. EXP. Ja pan ea e • mam. 64s-535.5 646-7512 Wearing CX:: Lie. No. 13503 l e n a rl c e , c I e a n .. u p , 409 W. BAY St. BIG Bear. $40 Weekend; $100 M-1 CORNER 121X90 & 10 tag "Cecchina." No Landscuil!.L Free eat. _ nm 1 Costa Mesa week; $250 Mo. 2 Sty. home, w/bldg, 991 \V. 19th. St., qUest. asked. Please help 8-tZ .. ~M42 tl<l"(-9438. Puo111hed Or•• COHt D•llY Pllot Manager 81..1-E-103 Moonridit." 494-9127 Costa.Mesa. $225. 642-3400 "552-0:C:7:C.61~4;,.,.=-.,.---- "Thi• 1t1t_lfnent '#\'Ill flied with thl Coun· ty Cl1rk IJf Orange County on Mtrdl 30, lt73 EXP American • Japanue gardener for cle&i't""Up • main • .N.B., C.M., &: H.B. 548-13'13 PVBIJC NOTICE Apr117. 1•, 21, U. 1973 936-73 WW :;; l ..,,.*~~6:46~338::7~*!,..,,. 1• BIG Bear_ atb'ac. 1 & 2 1100 SQ FT new; 2 ofc.-s, $5ll. RE\\rARD for return of Br. cottages w/'frpl's. Day. w/heat, H.W., 3 ph P"'l', blue-black altered n1ale cat. -----------THE EXCITING Wk-Mo. TI4186&7222. front & rear ent 673-1417 pin grey paws, or "f or 1u1"111:101t cou1tT o~ cALll"OllNIA PALM MESA APTS M 1 680 POSITIVE proof of death or COUNTY o P Oll:ANOI • Rentals to Share 430 ~ • l . sq ft, 1610 Placen· the.rt 646-4107 See l\1gr 1967 111 c1vtc ""tw lk'tn"WMt MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. ----------1 ba Ave, CM. George Woods, Neurnnrt Blvd· C M' ' IUI• .ua. c~•-FURN. OR UNFURN. \VANTED: Male or female to 675-lM0/~1164 .. .,... ' . . CAii MUMll ll DU7Sf 7 MO OLD T bb I UMMOM$ CMAltl.IAOE) Unbelievably laree apts' share 2 BR; '2 ba townhse NEW M-1 Space with Office .~ a y cat "Cl.if· rn r• thl marriage ot PlttJloner: SuMn huge pool, Jacuz:::i elect bit.. w/swimming pool & 9 hole 1300-2600 ft 3 phase 20SV ford wh!te under, striped • ~·.~:!'Ins Ind RtlPO'ld*nt: M1aia11 L. ins, shag crpts, drps. sauna goU COW'Se. Executive types 254()..56 Fairview. S . A. on top. Vic. ~ and Santa To ttw RtspOndent: The pttllloner I'll• etc. Adults, no pets. only. Call aft Gpm or bet owner: 646-1252 GM-222S Ana, CM on April 16th. flltd •petition conc1mtng YOUt' m1rr1•· SINGLES From $150 lGam ~743'7 · ' Please help. REWARD' 1 Vou T"MY t11e 1 wrltt'" rffPOl'IM w11t1rn 311 '1 BEDRM. From Sl60 f Rent1l1 W1nted 460 642-2434 aft 4PM · · d~V• of dttl thlt ttils wmmon• Is NEWPT n.h ,.,_ $ em to strv.i vou. If you t1u 10 t111 • wrlti.n 2 BED RM. From $180 share aPt." w'isame. straii:ht w AN'l'EID small apartment BLACK mixed Boxer-Terrier ~v bl enW::~ ~~t!"::u~oun!.:'::'~ Unfum Apts A-,.ail Froin $!0 w Ire 1 .. 646-9194/8J3..3000 for Irvine Student. Contact !rpe,_ ., wht ct\es!., Ans 1 lud9ment conttlnlng 1n1unctrv1 or ottMtr to $15 LESS. XI49 Frank Splawinski l43.5 S Suslt' . Vic of Manna H.S. ord.,..• concernl119 division of prOPfl'fY, You're right, they're under· · $50 REWARD Call 897-6171 SPOUMI 1uDPOf1, cllHd custody, child .up-· priced! 156l,,.11esa Dr. SHARE APT-HOUSE ·Beacon St, San Pedro (213'l · port, 1ttorl'le"f'• fffl. cosh, tnd wdl (5 b"" lro CALL HOME. PARTNER 547-1.512 '.C~::O:e'::·=-~~~~-othlr r1l11f 11 m1y bl grantld by thl ur.a m Newport Blvd.) i-. FOUND OR LOST cOln1. 546-9..~ SJ6.:U94; 548--1479 WANTED 3 BR unfum. A lf_yOlll w1111 to Milk tt11 Mv1e1 ot M .,. house itl 'T f · 1 PETt -ttmri 111 11111 .....,..., "*'"'ah!NM i11o so WANTED -12 roommates to -, op 0 Word area, Bureau of Lost Pets ,,_,n,. • ""' vwr wr1-. ,......., u = -=-ADULTS s_hr ~ ttse, w/2 others. H. Lag Sch, about May 15. Open 9am,..tpm 636-5685'" ••Y• ""Y '* ,.... •.time. lA COSTA •DJS. B. atea:-180 + util. 962-8668 _6~. . ' Dlt-9 AWrl:h 27, tm. e£. _ -· ~ E R . EEM S.1amese cat. ans Kim· WILLIAM e, ST JOHN, Cltrk 1 & 2 Bedroom ROOMMATE.-female ( 1 'to --~-D _()OM'~ unturnM!hea iiiy, viC: Slater & Ward CS'!ALl.lY ~A GIBBONS, D'flutv -• Carpets • Drapes child ·ok.) to s~ spacious Muse, with yard for ,dog~ "FY-; -April 18. Reward'. DOrl\llllcll: N1~11 • -e POOl 9 B'RD's · _home,_C.~ MS-0368. e 549--0283 e. 96.S-9112 - - 41t w. Cl'llpinlll AV.. All u "' 'T'•'•'~tn"',·, ~,"'..,n tilit1e1 Paid 3BR .home in Mesa VE!rde. QUIET--sgl~adlt, lBR_tUnh SMALL fa\vn Boxer puppy 2 .- ~-•-354 Avocado St., C.M. Straight male 21·30 Beach area, pref CdM, NB, Id 1 •-• ...... r -.n """' A'lnO • Ava il May 15. Rer 979-3847 mos 0 v c Scotcn,,man Putill.iwd. Of"•l'IG• c11111t o.ny Pllol, 642-9708 .,,.............., l:~~~~~~·~·~~~I Cove, CdM. Rewar d. -"-"-"-'-'-'"'-· -'-'-"-"-':.."-'-'-"-"c.n:__,,..:;.:.n ~""'""'"""""""""""""" SHARE my Park Newport ~=:::..:.'406=-------P UBLIC NOTICE LUXURY .FOR LE~ -New furn. Apt. 2, Br, 2 .B.a· 1 1~· REWARD! HI ma la :ya n 2 bedrm apt., fully crptd & Female 25 to 35. 64()...1480 ~ o'l""1ll Cat-vie. 1021 Kings Rd, NB. FICTITIOUS IUSINl!ll drpd, dshwshr, d1sposl, bltin <!!•r~·~s~·~·~l~•;r;t.R~on~·:-1-~43~5 1;-··~----;·~~·~· No ID. 548-...\~7. NA.Ml STATEMENT ....,nae cJ···" g >' J ' . - T .. "'' 1 1 ... b 1 --.., ' U"""'1 .. ar, poo • · REWARD' R t I °"'"" Pll'toll • .....,119 innn• laundry, small pets OK, no ALL.SPACE . e um ar ge i.s; childre 778 S Aut T I t Ii 525 long-haired grey male cat c;~aG~~J~~~z,722 Ohl'!!• w1_y, n, cott Place, Self Storage -~-o-!'~~por a on with (lea collar 645-8364 .I ··-e -~:llo?. M'1n'1 War-Louses '"'"" dw1rd Goehring, 1601 "" WANTED <ri -llabl d · 2 BJ.ACK M han al Hlghl1nd Or .. H--' a111ch, c 1111. EX CE p TI 0 N A L OP • r.t: e nver or g s m e & 92660 ... ,..... ' ~ · Various sizes from $25/MO. couple., to drive 1972 car lo female. 646-6728, 834 Wilson Thi• OUslntU 11 conctl.lcild b'f 1n In-PORTUNITY-Model apt s U lock it. U keep the ICey. 'Fort Collins ,Co1orado or N. St, Costa Mesa EXPER. Japanese, maint. Cleanup, landscape. Free est imate s . 530--3333. 8am..Spnl EXPER. Japanese Gardener • Know how. T rimminr . Cl ean -up, S ma 11 landscaping 968-3486. JAPANESE GARDENER C~1. NB. AREA • 645-1796 . COMPLETE La w n .t Gardening service. Haul.int & clean-up. Jlm M8-0tt)S. IRISH gardener, 1 a w n m a i ntenance, trlmmlnc, free eatlmates. 979-f334. General Servlc:M FATHER & SONS, \\'Ork, trash, yard 6- clean -up. Free 842-8182. l"'t .... .... GET RID OF UNSIGJITLY TRASH " DEBRIS $1~. LOAD .. CO~DEN'f. dlvldu11. avail to rent. 3 BR Fla N I ~~~~~~~~'!~ Rlctwrd E. Goehring townhouse w/all xtras, encl On site mgrs -24 hr. access · tt ebraska. No pay. Th11 1t1i.mtnt w11 t111c1 with IM covn-patio, closed gar, dshwshr No move in. No move out fee Gas furn. Call Fri nitc or ~J.l•rk of or1ng1 County' on April 16. dispoSl, bltin range, pool & Security Patrollal. Sal. (April 20-21} 540-6255 I ![I• I SKlPLOADER I. dump lnlcli F246n laundcy. Adults _only, small Open Daily for Inspection IMtructlon work. Concrete, upbalt PubllJ.llfd 0r111111 ·co.st D•l1y Piiot, pets OK. •"WI. Costa M esa Han1ilton & Newland .St., l·lB I 'iii\'iiiiiiiiiilii:iiii sawlng, breaking. ~mo. Aprll 21, 2$, Ind MIY s, ll, 1t73 1131·73 642-2007 ~ 833.D519, if no ans. 646-0697 1 ll tt Ji I 32' FURN ITURE van ... '"Make Room For Daddy" * CASA VICT'ORlA. GARAGE FOR RENT -203 '9rsonlls School~ & loca1 tum hnu1-• Keli) ••• cl~~ out the garage 1 1c 2• BR. Furn & Unfut'Jl. Ogle, Apt A, Costa r.aeaa. instructions 575 hauling. f><~1861. -.-.-;--;-barn thtt--c-. cash-1'1--t drpes DIW · TV. Call ~70!8-~ .. . ;._ YARD, 1araae cle~pf.. · .. ........ .... s, • ;. .... " Persinai-+ · 530 MODEL h · R ttrrt. t with a naµy t>ilot Claisif:ied ant. Pool, etc. C.ome by & Office "R:9ntat -• """"' -·• to teac techniques emove trees, . vy. ad. Call 642-5678. inquire about our Move-In to girl~ ages 7-17, 5 weeks Drivewys, grading. 847-*· GET A 'CHARGE' out of your_ DAILY PILOT WANT AD NOW HONORING Master Charge ' and BankAmericanl Allowance. 525 Victoria St. SPACE available, Cos ta HELLO! We hear you'r" $12. ~ss Jaivls 675-0042 LOCAL moving &: bauUnC ~ At Harbor, C.M. 642--8970. Mesa. p&lanning a GALA ·AFFAIR . student. Large truck. Rea& NEWPORT WALKER & LEE BLDG. yuu need "'me good 5.14-!Slli °' 534-211M,- 2790 H ~-BI d entertainment We would I I~ APARTMENTS ar"'"'~ " ,-Harbor at like to oiler our nuWc Call Swwicll lrlll...,.. GEN. Hauling. Tree/Shrub Ada.ma. Fiist -ealss deluxe . • _ . trl G & Yd de 1 BR. & 2 BR. suites including air, music, 539-5559 l!l Garden Grove or Em."" ar an.up. Furn. & Unfum. from $135 carpets, ample parking full 64&-7567 .. in Cost.~ Mesa. st • ...,1-6377, 567-6904. • UTILITIES PAID service..• Call Gene Hill, .-CHOPS Babysitting HoVMCIHnlnt1 2450 Newport Blvd., CM w:-0200 I 55H)L16. Cipdy. & Dan Call 646-'1038 . 444 OLD tl•wport. 3 blks No. VETERANS REUABI£' woman to do HOUSE OF CLEAN . • TROPICAL POOL e of Coast Hwy. Approx. ~ Earn $4.58 .to $1.IX! per hour babyslttina In her home. Floors, windows, walll. car-· Br Studio, 1% Ba., frpl, ~. tt. ·lncl 4 prtv. offices & guarant~ b_r /Using your Daya. CM-NB area 645-66.13 pets It drapes, 7 Yrs. ~a .• spiral sfrcase:-Gii &-wtr -reeePt:--rm;-·-·c;;reat-·fo -G:I~-8enei)ts--·-wblle.-·e.~-BAB:Y:SITTING;-·-weekdayg: _ 642-6824 or 6"6-2521. MIC. pd, E/sjde ,on 18th. 548-llGS engineering or drawing tencbng Sallt!l .t.\?ia Colle~. My home, fenced yard THOROUGH, respon. A: reu. 2BR lBA turn siro business. $3tl0/mo. Util incl. ~fl ~ -Costa Mesa, 646-8551 ' Housework. NS.-HB area. 2BR 1 BA unfurn $100 ~ eves. -9561 Ext 370 COLLEGE Girl babysittl Call B\W; (213) 4!8-0822, 151 E. 21.st, C:M. FRQNT corner lllite -2nd FUU.Y -t;JCENSED-.~ eveilings, ~$1. hr.-c~ -·~~~=·-~~~---· * 646-8666 * sty, ·Coast Hwy, CdM: 2100 . :*SPIR~ALIST• 645-2981 Carpet Cle•nlftt , 1 BR furn. 2Br unf. Pool. Nr sq._~t. crpt, drps, air/~, ~:~~vrc:~~all l~a~~~ B.µ3VSITI'ING . my home. Floor Care & Wlnclow1 _:.~~pe~ ::i;ty el~~f· ~ g' 312 N El Camino, .San Hot lwiches. Pack outings. Dutch Maint Selv. 5.17-1508 dlvided.--From '31c---9((. ~ enit.bte..._ _U2·-~1!.6 .. -~iola Scbool area. 962-7689 JAPANESE lady will clean· Huntington Buch 2TI1 E. Coast Hwy. 673-4120 , 192-9034. . -<;arpet Service -hou.leo Experienced.-Own FULL SERVICE PROBLEM Pregnancy.,Con-, tranap. 963-4974 _ _ 1 BR. Deluxe. Adult poolside Westcllff Buildlnn fident, • y 'mp at l\.e ~ 1 (:: J~Shs C'J9et & Upholstery Dedicated CINnlnt garden bungalow, near . • pregnancy counseling. Abqr--• ampoo free Sootch-* WE 00 EVERYTHING oce -1 1rg tlo 6 Corf!er Westclitf Drive & tlon & adontion.s . ..-..•-, ~ · · guard (Soil Retardants). n. * an ..... .,c., pa • Irvine Blvd., Newport APCARE r. .l~~A"'..:A • .t<:H: Degreasers & all 001..... n.efs. Free est. 646-2839 pools, sauna, tennis. $160. Be h Mr H o w A RD ~ b •• J "84&--0259;""::,· -.,,---,=--o~ I 64~101 ' PREGNANT? Thinklna... b-rlghteners & 10 minute 1 _•..;n;.;,11..;•,;.•..;ia;;.I ____ _ 3 .;-nn 2 Ba 2 ) Ki · ortion; Know alll th•-lacals bleach tor white carpets. 1 • .=,.. • gar., E ec .. 't. DESK space available $50 first' Can LIFE tJNE _ 24 . Sav:e )')ur m?ney hr iaving OFFICE cleaning, I i c • d, ~~4f8~3f:20~~'. mo. Will provid': furniture hrs ·541_5522 mt: extra trip~ .. Will claen bonded. 7 Yrs ex p. in area. at $5 mo. Answering service ' · Uvine rm.. d1n1ng rm. &: 642-6824 or &16-25ZT. $235 mo. available. 17875 Beach Blvd. SHARE Apt. or House. ~VJ:, hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, You don't need a IUll to Newport Beach Huntington Beach. 642-4321 $$.Call Home-Partner, Llc. couch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. "Draw F ast" when Y'* NICE offices, parking. 836:--µ94, _548-14.79 exp. Is what counts, not place an a.d in the Daily Newport Beach _ Coast ALCOHOLICS Anonymou• .. method. I do work myself. Pilot \\'ant Ads! Call now Highway. Phone 838-14.25 Phone 542-7217 or WJitel '';Good;;::re=l~5.1~H~ll~O:;:l.;;;;==;_;;;;·;;64;;2-5;;:567ll~.==;;;;;=;;;;;,J alter 7 pm. P .0. Box 1223, Costa M.esa. 1 [ OFFICE space ,1or ~nt. Social Ctubs 535 I & 2 BR. APTS. Furnished & U nfurnish.ed . ' NEW. MODERN. LAS CASITAS Apts. 20102 Birch St. 979.u89· Ne\¥port B:each; . WestcllH j ;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;; 11 area, l,OOQ sq. tt., sharp, LO'JE WORN call Gene Hill, &42--0200 . Discover DISCOVERY Trader's Paradise 1617 WESTCLIFF PROFESSIONALS ;n a field WINTER, sum.mer, Yrly, 1294, 756 & 540 sq. ft., ample Of Amateur MatchmalrerS. Anita's Rentals. Bkr. 2005 pkg, util, janitor. Baum· (Est. 1966), W. BalP<>a Blvd. 673-2058 1 gardner #104. 541-5032. (n4l 83&-6885 <213l 387~1 · OFflCE sU!te nr. o.c. - ~ ~ Airport. $260 ~tonth. Full R-j ,,,IJ services. 833-1206 I ~;;;;;;;;;;~;;~ 600 Sq. Ft. OFFICE wtkit & Lost Ind FCIUft!I • Ba. $155. MrSO 600 Sq. Ft. Rooms STORE $155, C.~t 646-2130 ~;:;;;:;._ ____ _;400.::;: 11 & 2 RM. dlx. suttes. Adj. Found , (frff 1'ds} 550 ROOMS $18 wk up w/kit $3(). Airport& Hotel. No lse. req. , . ASSUME 7o/o VA loan, 3 wk up -aPts.-Cbildrn-&-pet-21~ DuPont No. 8. 833-:_3223 _ _§I~~Se~J>C!in'I. fem~ br _2 _ba ~t gate, $2500. sectipn. 2376 Newport Blvd, ROOMY offices. L 0 we 11 t ~'12 R\9S ~1a~1FM:igh0lia·&_ vacant. Ti'iide for ~~lrucK CM; 548-9755, 645-3961. price. 540 1q, ft., Downtown H~ilton, H.B. Ca 11 ill' camper or . . Call ROOM tor worJdr,-woman Laguna. Lease. 494-,3028 962-6f46 , 963-4002 anytime. with all privileges in lovely B1i1sl netl Rentarr 445 FND by Mon~e Vista ~l VACANT 2.13 ac ~and, view,, Costa Mesa home. 545-6107 C.M. Bl1;lck nm ptescr1ption Malibu. \Vant income or * NICE BR kit priv optional pn adult home near all. E. Costa Mesa ~ ~ DESIGN CENTER glasse3 m black cs.Se. house. XI topography, For Fine-location w/couhtry at-646--0649 ::letails CJS Real Estate, lines times dollars SUPERB 3 BR, 2 B. A/C Condo__,_ o_n goll l ' t•sc_ ~ t::agima Niguel. Fv• , 111all home an_y area at _ ·-f\' Century 21 R.E. {' : ... ;;.1 $45,000 2nd TD as down peymen for house up to $150,IXX>~ 533-2540 or 552-0.m SAILBOAT. 45'. -ocean cutter. $2'2,(Q) value; equity 115.000. Want motor . \.. - 1 I I ,j • . ll'>m•-4-11\Jl...f._IC_d<le Come~ (,]ill Dr. ANY or a11 or 18) 4-plexes, Brdiliedural envlronriient· &: Signal Rd., Npt. Beach. :ompl redec. Ask $56,~ ea. al, ,tnterklT d°es!gn, advertis-Call 646-8693 _ 1 1'rd for 2nd TD's or hontes. tnr, -publislUng or related FND: Bea~t-Blk & wht ma le· Prine. ontr· Mr. Pattison,. tle~ "60 sq. ft. at SOc. cat. Vic. Rae. Park Apts. ')ys 8.18-83~: t>Ves. 646-18:96 D .. Wright, 644-7956. · 'F.V . ..ffo tBg-pfastic collar~ WANT travel trailer 18' & 963--3967 wer. Have. 3 Br, 2 bfl., I~ Om<!E .. 19 cents sq ft up. FOUND: Male Siamese cat, rumpus nn home, No. • DIAL 64~678- \ 900 .Mf tt or rnort, Individual in Summerfield track,· S.A. :OSta ~tesa. heat/&a-, near all freeways. 4116. 54~7570 Ca1l 645-6456 Xlnt ·~ Short tenn FOUND: Part Oalmatlon, '$2 ,Mercedes ~ • Good leue. Agenl 835-442'1 on Killdeer Circl~. c.M. body & lntenor. Needs 4/M. 546-~ valves, tor 6 ~l ph.'kl;IP or REAR Sheet M.e~l bldglng FND: Fml brown w/Blk cnoton:ycle-. apprtaJC ~40. mutable for po PY q. vtc. Univertlty , 557-3939 p!Qinh*, .-teal, TV & ~moo N.e . .C.M. 54H33T '* S..... Dune Buggy .xtnl ~wrst.~~~;,;:;;J F~~:\kv ~~~i;~~J"i! --itt1fSt:-tl:Mn::I Mffa • K't n-t dlind. 640-0186 or IF yoil htLYe a rMtOr h - sttrtna around &. wwld 1 to tra<lo..Jo< the tqld1y In)' YA 4 bl' + dtn hm. 6464407. "U.t" II ln cla3allied. Ship SET of keyl loond ln CdM. 644.a!78. to Sboro Results! IMHG"lll. Call & Ioontlly, G?;-1623 I•---------.. ------t I I ' , • -- .u DAil y PILOT 1-----1~1 l[Il] [ llllJ [ ... , .. ,.~ l[ll] I '"..,,,_ l[IlJ :;;[ ......... _,, .. • ;;:l[JJJ;;;J i 1 ;;;1 ;;;;·';;;;"' ·;;;;;::;ml~J L.1ncftc1p1nt LANDSCAPING For wdque A penonal!Hd style 111 lanit.caplna:, in- tntor planta decotatl0111, It luJl maintenance, coal&cl 1amt1 C. Elmer, Landscape &: Planl Care ~ Free eltimale1, 6t6--7229 LANDSCAPE, ¥arden malnt. Inter decor. p 1 ant•, Sprnldn:. Uc. ,, 1 3°3 7 9 ti ....-. Masonry BRJCK ~neera, alumpstone, block, fireplaces le wroua:ht tron fences. 96&-1865 BLOCKWAUS • PLANTERS J;.UMPSTONE ·~· Brlck-Block-S._ -Pointing & Poporhonglng H!i, WantJ, M I , 11& H•lp Wanted, M .. F 710 HOlp Wont..i, M .. F 710 Halp w ........ M .. ,, 710 Halp Wontacl, M .. ,, 710 Holp Wonted, M .. " 710 Accounting Officer BABYSITTER -mature lady -wanted occuM>n&l eves A: • Elec Enslnetr $!SK Gen'I f.'actory Work HARDWARE SALES weekends. With refs. 1c own COOi " Dental Frnt Otc to Sim Mlln. tor plutic molding CLERK . • tnt.n1p, F.V. area. !167-.2448 Aat Cuhli!:r ltk bier $475 plant. Reo 'Plutict, c.o. lJ6:i St».lld have experM!o(:e in alt 8 pm. F/04-e -ble d Recept C&d t.yplna) to $500: lAfl:an Ave. Co.ta Maa. tools, plumbing, elrctnCal & 'B~~n-icfo~~ .. -----· I ~" a)' l..t&al Sec'y ~to $600 ' cenen.t hardware. Mu.st art• r4 ..._gre11ive coffee lhop fry cook. Jr. Sec p/1, typ, sh $3.25 GEN. Ofc/Glrl Frida.y -have good appearance & _ City of _ ~ &: ntte bartender. Sll&ry A-1 .. In Pf!l'IOn lnll. Otc Mar, exp to S700 Type 60 wpm. ,He a v Y penonallty I« meet l n &' open, acconUni tQ exper. t'VY lns. Underwrittt telephone, Driver• It c. '(lUbljc. ~Yin penion onb' l•gUn• BMch Must be thOrouihlf = Conun'llcP~ toS700 v=e:i·~l~. JtW. WRIGHT CO. . Stertlng Sll1ry ~ ~~ ~ ':ppl :J~-6 · Exec. Secretariet 1700 ~2530 ·F1ora, aft 1 PM: 126 Rochester. CM $1160 Por Month 2,31;.4 p.m, dally Mon . ..SO(. ~~ :: Eg•al op~ortunity **HELP NEEDED Plus Frinp Benerttl 15'5 Ad&m.1, C.M. .Alk tor R; Tax SecrtJ.tuy 1575 em9loyer. . Part time (Night•) husband Under dlrectlon ot the ~ Mil". Mr. Haean. 546-739'J. • P/tizM Sec'y to $3.50 hr GENERAL offtce, typlna'. $2 &: W!fe team, collefa 1?<»'~ ot tor ol flnance. To 1Upervtu BARTE N OER.-male or tatU!I' NEWPORT per hour. Permanent. Co.ta aemi ·retired. ( amtorla.I) the city ac c o u n t I n a , fetrude. Apply at Love'• d d ~ p I .a.... Meaa. 541).2527. 1 =495-='~'1~'==-~-~ budaetlng, data proce11lng Bar-..8-Que 3046 Brlltol, ertonne r..'19ency GIRLS OVER 17 -Summer HOUSEKEEPER &-child &: Inventory keeping ac-C.O.ta Mesa 16 Felhion Island 133 Dover Dr., N.8 . travel u uslstant COU!lltlor care for workiN_ couple. I.n UvUJe1. College degree " 5 .,.iiiiiiiiiiii5iiiiii.., I Newport Be.ch ' 642-3170 w/glrls 12-lS yn 0 1 d . H.B. nr Adam1/Brookhurst. yn: accounting exp er. Betwn 9 & u am or 3 • 5 pml!!!!!!!"'!!!""'~-!!!!""'""' I Europe 6 w1u or 8 wka. Pt. For girl 8 & boy 6. Unen. preferably in governmental BEAUTY F.quaJ Oppor. Employer Empll))'ment or full time, studenU OK. cumbered woman 25-.:;I), able field . Final nung date, May HEIRWOOD SHVTJ'ERS Set your own working hrs &: to drive, cooking, avail tor }o~s~,A~~~l~H~a~ Full ~~T~me . ~~n& ~~:1l Im Placentia, C.M. ~~l .;un~ ~~s~tu:=s~M~v:;i'.t.~~v! 4!ll-ll24. Mootaomery Wan! Beauty drouea. Good pay. Pal&zzo ETCHED CABLE salacy. Foe Interview appt: refa. Salacy open. 963-4404 Salon, Huntington Center, Knlt, tn4 > 547-9791. DESIGN wri1e P.O. Box 211 , Corona HO USEKEEPm. llve-ln, A~,;~ru ~~:!i~'~ Huntineon Beach. See Miu Cook, Lunch/Dinner de! Mar, Cali!. m1. In· dependable, flexible, matl.ft ;---------; .. -v -Ceilia. ~· Malo Or Female Irvine area. NO FEE, T~ elude photo A phone. lady, separate apt, refs lng general contractor needs 'd -·•·-· E 11 h CUSTOM PAINTING mature man to !iupervi&e e UE DOLPHIN e $. Mu~t have exper. Ca GIRL. FRIDAY reg · ~,. open, ng s lnter/Exter. Unturn. inter. sml oUice stat! & maintain BEA\JTICIAN ftnted for 3355 Via Lldo, N.B. Im.mediately. **** CdM Rea.It)' &: speaking 64()..()482. spec. price. Free color roq. general reoord4 thru fina.n. Maille'• Wig & Beaub' COOK B 0 • p p S Constructim Company LIVE-IN housekttper, good suiting & est. Lie, Ina. cial atalemenls for 4 com· Salon, exper. In halr goods. .. R ILER MAN • • • ·seeks )'OOJlg lady with with chUClren, pleuant con· Won't be WM:lerbld. 642-roOS. pan I e 1 . pr 1 0 r con· Sal &: 5t8-3446 3 to U. Ha' Penny Inn. Ap-REJLATED experience in dJUons, pr 1 vat e rm. NO Waating •tructlon/accounting ex P oom.m vac. . ply In penon, 140tl Beach 500 Newport Center Dr. bookkeeping, typine, pbon~ 894-94n. W LPAPER * helpful but not req, aa BOB'S EXXON, put Ume Blvd., Westmin&ter. Sulte 900, N.B. etc. Salary open; lnquiriee ''H~O~U~SEKEEP~~-ER-/_Co_m_p_an--*WhenA~, call "Mac" owner will train. Salary help wanted. 3003 Newport COOK, fuU Hrne tor coffee 640-l9lO in conll.dence to Mr. Wl.lao\i, km male or female live ln MS.i44'1 .evea. open. Send resume to PO Blvd., Costa Meaa. shop. Apply House ot Pies, 500 So.~~Oran.ge P .O. Box 561, airona· del or' out. Le1sure 'World. Box 729 Westminster, eaw. BOOKKEEPER 9791 Adams, Hntgn Beach. Equal Oppor. Employer Mar, Ca. 93325. ~837=-ru=o==~~-~ PAINTING &: Papering, 20 ~ F'ROM $700 t'OOK -Part time after -2 Girls Betwn age of 18 & HOUSEKEEPER, Udo Isle, Yrl in Harbor area · Accounting Clerk liimployer Pais Fee noons. 2 4. Some art I at I c (be.by), mature. English ~· Refs, turn. For a 1 grow1H 1 ng aaUOOat AAA 666 E""°"l~tes8111Aaeicy217 * Call 547-4039. * EXEC. SECRETARY ~ c kground. Dependable 1Pvtpealdngroom. ?wnbath~· ~431a. manu . co. e pus ease our • u.n, te COUNTER Girl, fu11 time for National firm headquartered -MEN w/fi:Jme in 11< • v,.....,, p=~p re~. 35 .f::.~ gro11.ing µtins. Bkkpng &. Santa Ana , 5U4132 drive in restaurant, Call in Newport Bch oUen woodworking toola. ~· ~ HOUSEKEEPER -live tn, advantaae ot my exp. typing neceu. Ask for Bev, Al9o Fee Jobs 67>.2981, N.B.. challenging position 1n ag. limit. Call 1or intervie-W for 2 children 12 &: 7. Penn SJ&...7056. \Yes~ Corp, 1626 Placen· Looking For A Ch•ntt? DAY waltreq needed. Apply gressive growing co. Will 642-1625 ' position, ~ 84&-537'1 aft PRO~,.;F~paln;.,.._t ~ .. --,--rl<,--1 _t_i•~· -·~--~---Here ls an opportunity for a in pe~, Loves Bar-B-Que report io Exec, V.Po-Seek· GIRL Frid 2 e -'-''°=~~--~~- reaa.' Int/:t. f;!e ~st'. Alrporter Inn sharp gal who would lilce to »IS Bnatol, Costa Mesa ing career minded lndivkl.· $4SO per ay~orr.::stna: ~ Housitl<Hper, f/tlme Reta. 548-2759,..557-7455. Nffdi Busboy work a.s a full chafle, head DELIVERY ual w/top secretarial skills. wp~. filing, xeroxing, gen'l Call 549-3061 INTER/EXTER. Ac c 0 u s boo~eeper for a retail Full or P /t lme Sir S--"'y Inc ofc duties. Call Mrs. Elion, mwnc •lo,. In Newport For ad ~-•· ,..... (n4) 644-Mll. New Po rt INSTALMEN• cellina:• aprayed. Uc, ins. Apply In Penon Beach. Salary open. Call ve1 ~u1g program. Call For Appointment C te I 1oc refs, tree est 645-0!09 Between 2 & 4 PM Mr. Langton n4 -644-4400 YOW' own car. Above avg 642.9470 en r LOAN INTERIOR -EXTERIOR 18700 MacArthur Bl, Irvine BOOKKEEPER earn.ln&s. Paid dally. Apply Mrs. Wyler GIRL wanted, exp'd. Custom COVERINGS C. K. Advertising, 3l5 3rd picture framing in Laguna. PROCESSOR WAIJ.. 64.>-5825 ALTERATION lady wanted. Pit, Call for appointment, St., Suite E, Hunt. Bch. Prefer age ~50. Call col- Kuster's· Cleanera, 15 34 64$--n.52 1~ 213 '-1670 Pa In ting , Int · Ext. Newport Blvd. CM >1&'4243 DENTAL EXEC. SECRETARY "" •oov · -UNITED- References. Avg. Rm 115. BUS~OY, p/tlmo RECEPTIONIST 11 yo u would like the cha!-GUARDS CALIFORNIA BANK ExceUent. Farris 546-5336 ANCIENT ~us! be clean & neat. Apply 'For El Tqro -M'.ls.mn Viejo lenge ot the ad busines! & Full &: p/time positions ~ * PAPERHANGER * ~~~~~ .l Sirloin, area. Must be mature, good have these quaHticatiorui, in ,Long Bch ~. Compton ~ • .........a.!_ Hwy.,.N.B. at PR. $EJX1 to start. Send give us a call. areu tor qualified appJ1. Car.LRebko · 646·2449 MARINER CABINET MAKER -Min. 2 resume to P.O. Box 2445, e Shorthand Cants who desire steady em- 7902 Edinger Avo Huntington Beach 847-2581 P1itlot >'"! expe.r. ln di• p I~-na Hills, Ca. 921£61. e Accuracy plO)'nlent.....la..}!ILOl.aee Jr !~il~~~aml~~. DENTAL A aslstan t, e Sharp Looks ~deri.eApply ~ ~·326 !!!!Equal!!!!""O!!PIX>'!!!!!!·~E!Om!!pl!!qy!!or!!!!!! WOOD Pallo Covers, Garden structures, eris.! cross lat· tlce. For appL 649-Zl>C. The Good Guys. Now Accepting Applications For Able to take job trom 1tart cha.lraide sit down. 5'4" or e lniti•tlve • s 'am·l~. Ai:tr stm:'g to !hd&h. Call 546--9601 opeovenr. ~;J days 8-5. Sal. Security Serv1-. li' .... •n• n... Inventory Clerk HITE V°f\rvoNU ..... ....,..._ ....,.,... 10 key by touch, Kardex ex· C•rMr Opportunities DENTAL As~ i 1 tan t, ex-13J..1670 por, Employer. per helpful, but not req'd. Pla•ter, Patch, R•palr •PATCH PL.ASTERING All types. Free estimates Call 54<Hl825 DISHWASHERS Tr11inee1 _, __ .. X ll H A I n·c UTT E R -Atsist. Must like detail. Local firm. Young men for interest:ing ~~C';ui -ray cenae re-Expanding Home SuP'J'ly Ctr. Llsenced, Guarantee. Will $450 & up. Based on work in a' con1truction in-543--8844. ,. · Needs train, 70 Faahlon lal. qualifications. Call Mrs. dustry. 1-2 yrs, college w/ Salesmen & Ca1hler1 jjjiijjjiiiiij644-iij215ljijjjiijjjiijjijiijLlndji"iMl"ii54CHl9jjjjilij15j-iiiijiijji Plumbing Apply In Person 3 pm-5 pm, Mon-Fri 2607 W. Coast Hwy. NeY!port Beach ~1 malh, geometry & dratting Department Store background desirable but not J W Paid vac, hol, sick leave, essential. Must have rell· • • Robinson life ins, med, dental & able transp. (car allow pd.) Newport Beach profit sharing. & must live locally. Xln't Has Opening For Lumber, paint, hardware, &arden & plumblng dept. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodels I: Repairs. Waler heaters, diaposala, fumaces, dahwaahn. 642-1>263 MIC & B/A. Complete Plumbing Serlvce. L A: T PLUMBING, remodel, replpe, water heaters . 675-2568 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN e Job Ctptoln & Sr. Dr•ftsmen For am all well estab. firm whose projects are varied. Multi story, hospitals, recreational. P.U.D. & ~ planning. Xln't benenta. & oppor. tor advancement. Dan L .Rowland & Auoc, Inc, 716-ll!iO, Ahanelm. oppor, to grow w/an expe.nd- ln&: co. Full time employ- ment ' w/xlnt benetrts & chances for advarlcemert. AJso, some openings for young men tor field \\'Ork. MUst be able to work wlmda oecas. Some exper in asphalt OI' ttals desirab&rt, but not nee. Apply in penon oln,y. Interviews 9 a.m.·12 noon, Sat., April 21st. No phone can., 1400 E. Warner Ave., Alteration Fitter Experienced Only Full.or part-time Apply Mon & Tues 9-5 Nation11I Lumber Co. 19122 Brookhum (Comer of Garfield) Huntington Beach A CONv!NlENT SHOPPING ANO SEWING GUIDE fOR THE GALON THE GO. PLl,JMBING REPA.ffi No job too small * * 00-3U8 * • Apply in penon 10--5 pm No. 2 Fashlon Isl., NB Equal ()ppor' Employer EXPERIENCED seamstress to work in factory or will train qualllied home sewer. Apply in person Sunflower Swim Wear. 148 Lo s Molinas, San Clemente EXP,'0 Waitress need.eel, Ap- ply Pd.les Restaurant bet. 3&5 Mo~Fri. 212 E 17th St, For •n ad In Woman's World Ctll Mory Both 642'5678, oxt. 330 I - Sewlng/Alter•tl?ns Curved on High! Crochet Charm! Altorttlont-Ml-5845 Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. Tllo CERAMIC TILE NEW & remoclel. Free est. Small jobs welcome. 53fr242.6. Window Cle11nin9 Asst. Bookkffper Monthly statements, A/P, AIR, payroll. NO FEES. Santa Ana. Career Secretaries Top $. S.A. area. Vet')' Ute Ave,.,,,.,.e range ftlll'l."'150 T sh &: typlng ·-~ • op • P. p s $. NO FEES. N.B., C.M., , , , Irvine, Ora.nee & S.A. Call Immediately. Nu--View 5((1 NCWJX)l't Center Or. Window ·Cleaning swt:.w.~:·B· e P.P.S. Beach front Special 500 So. l\faJn, Orange 500 Newport Center Dr. Satlilfactlon Guaranteed 547-6446 SUlle 900, N.B. 54H109 AU 5pm wkdys Equal Oppor. Employer 646-1970 Desperately NEEDED Secretaries VOLT ln1t•nt Personnel Temporary Service 3848 Campus Or., Suite 106 Newport Beach 546-4741 ~I Oppor. ~IQYel' CM. FEM AL E HELP Restaurant. Part time now, full time this summer. ~15 E. Balboa Blvd, Balboa. FOOD Service McDonald's 700 W. Coast Hwy N.B. Day shift 12-5 Mon-Sat. Some heavy Wting. Weekend's must be able to work Sat & Sun anytime. Alt Position 18 or over. Apply 9-5 any day. )~~~~~~~~~ 500 So. Main, Orange I~ lliJI ATTRACTlVE allm niua10:..-6146Employer DIRECTOR e foromen glrls/w o men to FOOD SE bl demonstrate new food prod. CASHIER part time 31 lo RVICES • A11om trl in mkts. Own trans PIT $50 -• Responsible position for ex· • Inspectors avg per wk. (n4) 673-6663 l'.I hrs. week. Apply in per person w/lrnowledge of • Gen'I R11palrmen Job W1nted, Mlle 700 f;:'~~ ~ ~.!' 333 E. school cafeteria organiza. All 3 Shilts tion & admin. Salary com· We Will Train LOC:AL Writer seeks position • CLERK Typist, good typing merururate w/exper, $700-MacGr99or Yacht Corp as groundsman or tutor in speed &: general oUlce need· $900 per month. Submit 1631 Placentia, C.M. philosophy and the arts ed, Salary open ca 11 ttsuvie to Irvine Unified I ~~~~~~~~!"" I coupled ""'ith recreation. AUTO I li&l4--0635ii~~· :::~iiiii l•Sc=hoo::l ~D~;str~kilit,~486l~~Mlr:cb:e~l·1 FRY COOK, EXPER. Private quarters required. Transmission & llne mechan· son Rd, Irvine 9:1934. P (time. Must be clean & References in order. Phone · COMPANION 1c combination. Must have neat. Hours 9 am-1 pm. 4M-700'.l mornings only. 3 yrs, minimum experience To Seml·tnvalld $60. wk. -Disftwashers Apply, Surf & Sirloin. 5930 Job W1nted, Fem1le 702 }~ord, Lincoln Mercury. light hse. Work. 5 day wk. B bo \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. Health & life, dental Insur· C.M. area. 979.sz:l9 or -US ys GAS PUMP MAN EMPLOYED \\'Oman will do ance benefits. % shop uni· 557-4458. _ Dinner Cooks light hou sekeeping In exchg. fonn expenses paid. 5 days Exper. F/rtme. Apply Costa for living qtrs nr ocean & \\'eek. 7:30 to 5::.SO. Excel· COMPANION needed Sat & -Waitresses Mesa Car Wash, 2009 Har· reas. salary. 646--9172 (Ans. lent working condltiona. Call Sun p/llme. No imoldng. Call B;'ll Brothors bor Blvd., CM. Serv.) l\1r. Art McCormick at Call -·~· Hunt Bch NEED lwlp at home? we Gustafson ~~COOK~ · · ,.~(~7~14~) ~64~2-8~2'~3~,....1 GENERAL LABOR have aides, nu rs es, N B CM SA L'nc I M re Full. p/"-e n.-. -·~.. DISHWASHER oc'ang" c ·• '1' -~-.· ho u "kP"· companion•. I 0 n• e ury • ~ · ~· • -· • ''"' l!omemakcrs UP Joh n, 71' ••2 ••.1.1 C•rl's Jr. Rnt. Must be neat .l clean. Over No Fees \Veekly pavcheek ••1 •••1. ~ -Apply belwn 1,30 & 4 PM at M A 1 · ~ ...., ~ -'J... pp Y in person, Surf & Day shifts 2nd slilltll & Holp Wanled, M & F 710 AVON WANTS YOUI Carl's, 2092 Bn.tol, CM Sirloin, SSJO w. Coasl H.,,., graveyard.' Be an lndependent AVON COOK wanted for small N.B. • P.P.S. A C co u NT s R~iv:ihle Representative & Earn pre-1chool. Exper. pret'd. DOMEsrIC Help . George Clerk. full lln11·. II to ;,. Con· nloney in your spare time 6'15-402i or 673-1135 Allen Byland Agency, 106-B 9338 8-18 ' ) l t., 11f ,..i .... -ur,..-r ... tinental Dt1laney. 673-J-IJO near home. Call : Sell the otd atua. Buy the E. 16th St,. S.A. 547--0395 500 Newport Center Dr. ask for l\1f!rgarel. S4Q.7041 or 546.5341 new stutf. RAPE , all Suite 900, N.B. A lively, lilting curve I.;:;===:_.;===='-"'========.!..:::;::::;:;===== D RY inst er, custom 640-1970 defines the high-waisted line exp, Salary 5 day week. non 500 So. Main. Orange r ,.,. I d ' Choo smoker, interviews Mon-Fri o u~ supp e ress. se 4:30-5:30 pm. Window 547--6446 same or contrast color for Equal Oppor. Employe< band neckline Send• Design Inc. 3737 Birch St,l~~!!"'~"'."'""'!!!I!!""'"'!' I Printed P~ttem • 9 3 3 8 : NB. GENERAL Electrician & Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, DRAPERY SALES lineman. Oil fie ld exper. 18. Size 12 Cbust 34) takes Draw le Commission. Xlnt helpful, but not essential. yatas 60-lnch fabric. earnings. Exp required. Call n4t642-3350 for appl. SEVENTY·nVE CEJ'll'TS Andersons', Dana po I n t , General Crude Oil Co. for each pattern -add 25 496-00:i5, EquaJ opportunity employer cents for each pattern tor DRY CLF.ANING counter GENER.AL Malntenauce Full Air Mall and Special Handl- girl _ Part time or full time. Tlnte, Older Man pref. lnp;: otherwise thl.rd·class Exper. _prefd, Call for appt, Some carpentry a k 11 J s delivery will take lhree 64+-ZU he'lptul. Apply 9-5 M~Frl ~:eek! or more. Send to I ;i;iiiilii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiii•/ Sat 10-12. 501 Superior. Marian Martin, the DAil.Y I ~ Newport Beach, 645-3941). PILOT. 442, Pattern Dept., Ducti ... Assemlers GIRLS .. BOYS 232 West 18th St., New ''• York, N.Y. 1001L Print -10 -16 li .. llC.---ADDU88 "1th Get Your ZJP, SIZE and Sl'YU: SUMMER JOB NUMBER. Easy, thrifty to make - adds a 'new modern touch. Give a bedroom charm \\ith crisp spread and cur- tains corcheted of 14" strips In pineapple design, shells, n1esh Pat. 7451: crochet directions, use bedspread cotton. SEVENTY·FIVE OENTS for each pattern -add 25 cents for each paltern for Air l\fail and Special ~lancll ing; otherwise third-class delivery will take three \\-°eeks or more. Send to Alice Brooks, the DAILY PILOT, 105, Needlecraft Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N.Y. lOOU. Print N11n>e, AddresiJ, Zip, Pattern Numbor. N E E D L ECRAIT "12! Crochet, knit, etc. Free dtrectlons, 50c. Instant MacrahMI lloOl:. Basic, fancy knots, pat. tenis. S1.00. Jn~tant Ctochel Book - Learn by plctUl'\'s! Pat· tcn>I. $1.00. ' Buy a '" .} Border '• ',. ' to ' ' -1' --1 . " " .. ' r I' " ,, Border Bargain Every classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be seen in papers delivered -to homes and sold from newsracks from border to border all along the Orange Cout -•. all the way from Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All - Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano (Plus the daDy newsrack edition) For One Price With A DAILY PILOT NOWI SEE MORE Quick Fuhlone and chOose one Daly Pilot r.~:.su.!':er g"W-0 •• ~ Vm1plete-1Mtant Olft Book - Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 O..Uy Pl.lot Want Adi have bo!p1no plorw, ( ' , San Qemente 49Z.u20 sizes! Only SOc. ftUE FOR INSTANT SEWING BOOK '"" aew today, wear tomotTOW. DAILY PILOT 11msrANT FA s fl 1 0 N BOOK .. Hundrtds o I CLASSIFIED ADS IMhlon fact" 1'- Put a little ''loot,. m )'OW' FOR ACTION • • • tevls-«ll"""" b,,ubl .. for ''buck•". C&lJ Oals1f1ed -moni than 100 gUta - 11.00. °""""'.. Alpu --11 .00. 11 ~Iffy Rtll' Books • 5Cc. Boot of 1t Prbe Atpua. 50c-- Qallt Book-1 -16 petttrna. 50c- M11M1Um QaRt Boot-I -sac. Qulrta for Today's U\'ln1 • 13 beautltul pattel'fll. 50c. 642-567B w..rim. , ______________ __ YOU CAN CHARGE' IT, TOO • ,- -· • • I J J i -· ' • -· ...... I' JANITORIAL -Part time, nights. Responsible, Depen-'I' dable. Apply In Per- SHUR-LOK CORP &<6-4546 JANITORIAL Route, HUS· be.nd & Wife, night work, own transportation. Depen- dable. 646-4546 I. W. Robinson Ne-v.ix>rt Beach I-las Opening For PBX - -J~W. Robinson Ne\\'J)Ort Beach Has Opening For Maintenance Mechanic Part-Time Apply in person 10-5 pin No. 2 Fashion Isl., NB Equal Oppor. Employer Keypunch Operators Full & Part tin1e, 3rrl Shltt. 1 yr. recent exp. on 029, 129 or CMC equipment and the ability to pass keypunch tem. INTRA DATA CORP. Cati 646-7425. Costa 11.esa KEYPUNCH OPR Fee Paid. Beautllul modem office located in Fashion Island. I Yr exper. on 029, 059. Start $500. Allio Fee Jobe. Call Gloria Gray, 540-6055, Coastal Personnel Agency, 2790 Harbor, Blvd., c.~1. KITCl:IEN Helper. 'Ilte Blue Beet, Call 673-9904 after 3pm. LIVE-IN companion f o r wSdowed man. Lite dutiel. Prefer older male o r female. $150/MO. room & board. Apply in person. 226 CabrUlo St., Q>ata Mesa afteltt>Ons. !:.UNCH ROOM P /ttme, no exp necess 642-2427 ext 310 MACHINISl'S LATHE OPR Must do own set-up -& have own tools. Good OeJIOr. for advancement. Xln't woricing conds. Penn. position. Good benefits. REXNORD INC Specialty Fastener Div. 3130 w. Horvord Santa Ana n4/546-5100 213-.m1 equat oppor. employer mi l MACHINISTS DAVENPORT Set-Up Men BROWN & SHARPE Set·UP Men Good wages. Xln't co. bene- fits. Perm. steady employ- ment. 2nd shift oe!f!ings. REXNORD INC: Speclalty Fasteri.er Div. 3130 w. Harvord Santa AM 1 7i4Ml>5100 2131585-2184 Equal oppor. employer m/C MAc!IJNISl'S SECONDARY OPERATORS Requlr<d ior ,.pplng, nOtch· Ing , drilling, dobWTJna, broaching, assembly a: other <>pernUorut Expor. req'd. REXNORD, INC St~lalty _Fa81tnet Div. 31 30 W. Horvord Soni• An• n</&46-mOO 213/S&o;.2184 equal QPPOI':,_ enployer m/f 1300 E. Normandy Piece Santa Ana V. Block N. of McFadden V. Block W. of Grand ' Equal Opportunity Employer f.fALE· Hairdresser 'vanted \\'/SOn1e followlng in N.B. salon. &t5-0062, 645-3-157. MAN to work part time in rental yard. Must be neat in appearance, avail. all day Wed, Sat &-Sun' Will train. Apply mornings at 1930 Newport, Costa Mesa MAN 1rRin tor window ·tint- ing installer. Start $2 hr. :Raises monthly to $4.50 hr within 1 yr, Over 25. Tall, neat. 644-8494. MANICURIST for busy beau- ty salon. Niguel H a i r Fashions, 499-2221 or 496-5728 e MAST BUILDER· METAL FABRICATOR & ARC WELDER Experienced Columbia Y •chts 275 ~lcCormick, C.M. MECHANIC full time, able to travel, have own tools, 709 Randolph, Costa Mesa. MESSENGER. part time, muat have own car, mileage all owance, can Jennifer, 833-1390 for appt. MOS DESIGNER Metal oxide semi conductor. Irvine area. NO FEES. Top $. :rvrust have exper. Call immediately. e P.P.S. 500 Newport Center Dr. Suite 900, N.B. • 641).1970 500 So. Main, Orange 517.&146 Equal Oppor. Employer MOTOR route opening for boy or gtrl at least 16 years of age. Laguna Beach area. Motorbike okay. Must have valfi.i drivers licen.'le. Phone 642-4321 or 492-4420 MOTOR route delivery of DAILY PILOT, .atterooona Md Sunday. Phone Mt. Seeley, 642-4321 Needed Immediately -Typists·- • Clertc Typist • 51'. Typist • Tech Typist • Repro Typist VOLT . ln1tantfr;r1onnel -Tempor St1Vlee 3848 Campus ., Suite 106 NtwJ)Of't BeAch 546--4741 Equal Oppor. El\1plo)'tt Plumber -$ru.1868 M"'1thiy I Yr exper. as journeyman plumber. Audlo-Vl1u1I Repairman $749-$912 Monthly 1 Yr exper. involving maint. &: overhaul of A-V, elec- trical, electron1c equipment. Palnt..- $67$-1"7 Monthly 1 Yr exper. u journeyman painter. .Air Cond Repolrmon $731-$800 Monthly 1 Yr exper. as journeyman air conditioner repairman. NURSERY Man H elper, Gardener, Water, ·\1.-eed, care of plants $.2 hr. -40 hr week. Pennanent ca 11 tl73-2'J61 Monday o n I y 8:30am-11:30am Nur1a1' Aides ORTHODONTIC RECEPT. :l Yrs exper. ln medical or dental ofc. Type at least 60 w.p.m. accurately. P / time _beg;inninz June n. may develop into f/tlme pos.i· Uon if desired. Office lo- cation 1 ml no. of SO. Col.It Pl.,., Sal1U¥ open. Send resunle to: 5038 36th Ave. N.E., Seattle, Wash. 98III; .. PRE=lchool teachers & aides. :£:xperlence or early childhoOd claSM:I pref1d. 675--40'22 or 673--1735 PRODUCTION· ,LANNO/ SCHEDULER Plan schtdult A COOl"tllMte producUoa ph1Ue1 to r nlanuracturer or electro- mechanlcul aaeml?lles working trom blueprtnta, .aleiJ mlers & el'lgineerln:g ~ doc\Jml"TltaUon. $TACO SWITCH ll39 B&kf!r. Cotta Mesa 549-3041 1\n Equal Op_portunlty Emplo>'<r Ma dl.Y 11 the Sttr DAY to tt's a breeui •.•• 8ell )'Ottl' ru11 AJt adt Don't delay, Items with ease, use Dally rut result. ant -----:a n-, --Pnot·etamfkid~ . -caU ·•wlW Satut<!ay, April 21, 1'17' filJI.__ _'"""'_ .... _,,l[ll] I 818 ' l DAILY PILOT • -. UTlLtT\' trailer $25. Coke 1nAchlne $15. \\·a!lher $10. 5.16--.11677 USEO BICYCLES /\ 11 'I'ype!I * &12· 1271 STER. si!Vt'r fitwre, 79 pc, sail/peps, 12 n1at. goblets sac. $9)), 842-Ut.O eves. Mfscell1neou1 W1nted 120 OLD ORIENTAL RUGS ''"-11 pay 5--10% more th!ln top S pE1.ye1-s. E\1es. 545-5070 1 \VANTED: \1anlty table, good cond. Leu than 160. 536-9002 ORIENTAL Rugs. Prl. pty \\'ill pay caah for all sizes. 644-:'1.'l26. Musical ln1trument1 l22 ST ANDEL Studio 60, 2 chan-: nel. prot guitlll" amp litter. trenl reverb etc. $475. 536--0356 ACCOUSTIC 150 amp, Supro guitar. $300. Ci<Jod condition. !HS-8718 Office Furniture/ Equip. 124 -~ SJ'EEL CASE, practically rKl""\-2 exec.-dbl. desks, eecy desk, exec. IM!CY· &: side chairs, 4 le 2 dra\1.-er fUe1, CODE·-A...-- PHONE tele. an1. 1y1tem 644-2163 ANSAPHONE with remote control, still under war- ranty. 1Ai Price. I BM 1, typewriter, chairs, fliln8 cabinets. 673-2429. EXEC swvl chrs $15125 Sec chrs $8/29 Desks $20/85 Ott Sup! 867 W 19 CM IWi.3408 Plonos/Orgon1 126 ORGAN HOBBY BABY GRANDS Now save up to SlillX> on oet'o tain floor modell. Other Grand Pianoa from $729. These and many more at: W allichs Music City South Coast Plaza 540--2830 SHOT gun, rem 410 fired U times, case, rod, 5 box ammo. 53&-3811 auto, clean mo. POOL table, slate, regulation Acce111:. Like new. Priced to sell 968--1029 1.tuST aeU K-2 comp. lllds. bools & acce1110rle1. All for $"5. Call~ TV, Rodlo, HIFI, StarM 136 ' • -I • - I ~ ' . I· ' 1- ..... -' " • ~' -. ' ' -. : .. . .... . -. .. I• I f -.. -.... --.-,..----.. • U oAILY "LOT S.t.....,, ..,ii 'I.I, 1'17J . ' VWilbOlilUi ftvtd r.&~ • vw ~ ..... and =.::.:.·.: · ourfamous 9 · 21~~=.:: I ..... lfi I ..... _ I~! ---==-t• I~[ ~··· -~j ~~~= DIME·A·LINES . :!...==->Llw,i ~ .... Dlfl ·151-.,w 909 c,-.-. , rdidn' uo. $25. LaJp -cl drawwa ---· s-ton f25 ~ ADMIRAL ,._,.. $25. $25. Ear1y Am«1c:u .,,.. -1931-1933 CAL! F 0 RN I A TRAILER hlich for l'onl ~ '62 PONT. ~ eor. vmtbJe oot>Oll szs. -· COLDEN ---VICTORY 21. No. 3"', compli---------1- J"R(GIDAIRE w a• b In I llcmle plates. rioo-sl. $%, ~. Barbie houle (coat $U) $3. Good mol'tw', trans., l'ftt' toiler hair M!fttr, llke nt'llf' Ba~-~~ 1ftDall!. ll~I wkL Wlcetl A ~ hp ena:. $1300-BEST D£A1! ONSCZ'Sf' . msd1lne, 2 ....,i, ...,.. con-.,., ,.,, 613-l084---~. andatt ~ ,..,....,J,,1~ 13. TelevlPm. wub szs. Sctmoodi..~.;;·, !JI. SU-1lJ9 att s. on day * 7J.250MA 5 * dltioa+ ~ to Nn FARBERWARE Rotluerie Gl .. A~ t dlniJ¥C table '-""'U er 7:30 pm. ,,_-~ Match~ bedJpread and PoodleJ FamQy movtnc MS.DH Sat/Sun a 0.0 CZ ~ $25.5G-&U'1 original COit $50, Jtlll I~ (4ilc28) as. 6 oft wtUte REAR window fill 'af-'60 drapes. brlaht' oolorl $4. willsWfbertolOC)(lbamc' EASTER BASKETCATillARAN B-Lion, _all Spec:ll]onnotunJnc' R E FR I G E R ATOR. $25 box, never U&ed, S 2 ~ · v.TOOght Iron chain 'Nllh Chevy El Camtno $15. Front Garnes 10e-50c Small PoOI 615-1748 or 6G-ll2:9. ---'"" SPEC?AL. tiny toy ~1• a.lum I: tbrgts. 20' Jong, 32i '13 Penton 125M.X $8!50. Portable 1V $17. Deak Sl4. 2 :.56-8324. Doral 11Mnt aeat $7.50 each. windahield for Ford pickup table S2. Eubank awee~ A.KC. blkltan P'IV'· ~wka, mast. $1175 ti.rm. Complete. ·n Bui 250MX $$95. drawer night ataM $12 4 RESTAURANT, booths $25. 1 bed frame twin or full fil5 's.3-'SS, $15. A I s o $2. Tclepbone table · ORAN~~~oog haired t;i&er onl.)' $50. 8"6--8251) l Xlnt cond. ~7091 eves. '71 ltuiky 400MX $199 tacb. 556-0m Tablti $20. Frlgldiare $15. $2.50. 2 Moo ra.c.ks $1 each. tntematlonal windablekt ftts Kitchen table and four ~V~ m!i ~ ho:;-e, HorMI 156 O'DAY lolini Soling -20' CaU Petet Maly 668008 READY to nnto1 9 drawt"r High chair $5r. TU.-$5. l\'ke.. J!nlrnal c~ (45x22 J '49--'57 $10. 8.2*20 Tn.lck cha1" $5. :t'ber11 _act $1.~. M5--062:f · ta 0 y. ~ w/traller. Never u s e d . 2334 Newport, CM ddre~~ ~·3 ~mdw~: d,!~ 5&Ql63. • ~ ~Ute~~~l;t ~leach. ~~d ~ wMtU,-$15-$250 i:a?fball~J ;wcr-;11115-500. -EASIER Puppl.et tree. part X"L N T B 0 .'\. g~T A L'i: ~AU.:.'~~;• = HARLEY DAVIDSON ; ..... ..... GE WMlher \\'Ol'kl good $20 he! I I l il 50c Foot game . collie, 2 IM old. 15872 FA c IL I T l Es AVAIL 1-n110 $9. Batt.el')' operated ~ AMtf'M radio $5. O~ • v ng P ast c pa 1 AU.. or parts, '64 Chevy Sta-Hawalian dre11, size 22~. Wlllett l.J'l, H un t Ing t on MOVE Now or s ma 11 meua.ge w vr--r. $5. Pair or cl.imp on 1Mic wheel tnillel' gocx1 condlUon t'l\ch. 3710 CMnnel Pliwe, tlon v.•agon. '61 Old Col.Iv. NEW $5. Clot11et 10c·50c Beach Depoltt will hold til ht. 12' SNOW Bl RD OF WESTMINSTER n'1JTOl'o !Or car 19. S046 $25. 12" rsdlo brosdcalrt N.8. (Balboa Blvd. to 38Jh '63 F8$, '56 Olds l!-$25. '64 Boob So-:&. 54S-Ml9. 690 YNG Sbeepdoe Female 962-8619, 9'IHlll Fi-. by Sd>OCk JQPybrooke, CM. 540-9119 reoorda 50c each. 847-7017. si. em on S81h to Channel Jet-away trans $2S. Buc:ktt Goveroor. CM. Blk/wht. Fnd : no orW ONLY 3 Box Stana available good cond., trlr, all t.ag&, ... :- AN T_I Q UES--ailvt".r mcJh !.fENS 3 speed racl.na bike ~~~~.turn 10 3Tl0) aea~ S20. Radlo!J S8-$20. NEW 12V Delto Energj.zer, claimed, can't keep . at $15. mo. Cl.II 962-8619. $3)0. C.~t. m-0733 9306 Bol1•1 Westminster PU1V $3'. Two big copper $25. Boys 1tingray S12. Girla :a:"'Jlo~ = battery ttaled and gullJ'IUlo 645--7557 call arty $10: Trailer allowance thla ~· DANISH, pilot cutter. 531-4440 193-6274 \\'Uh boiler& ~ d ~3 bike sq, Rotary lawnmower 21." TV portable $25. 2 SS--S15, c.radwa>. J:ID .OOCkii teed. m ~ach. Sat & Sun. FREE Getman Police puppy weekend. s 0 u i:t.d h u 11. ~ e eds Tuetd1y thru S.tunlay .. = ~~ :;: p~ 39'' SJO. Se~ baf'-b..cue $5. dl5l'11nMl:eni $18 A $20. 3 $2.0 Call IJ79..5364. 646-41116. 6 rm. Healthy IDl8l't Wanta 9 YEAR OLD GELDING ~finishing. Classic lines. ir high lamps $15. 54&--4018 Automatic water IOtlener white toilet aeall Sl &: S2. , SUNBURSr cordl clock good home , GENTLE Live aboud $4000.. ~ l !!'!!~~!""""!~'ll'~~!!l'!1 UJ 14" Chevy mag wheels Childll 3 wheel bicycle $5. 19b1-'62 Cl:IRYSLER New $5. Bell It How~ movie G46..6588 $200. eee 496-100 25• CORONADO. xlnt cond. 1969¥2 Ba ndit Mini Bike c:s_woa:~ ~~.d~ ~:i~tb portable TV SlO. ~~ug10T1~m~ S2~: ~°S.er f::'·.JW~ c~ e is~ screen $10. Bell I: Howell fREE German SMphm;I 9.2 b.p. Oirysler auto. elec-~1ust seU! One owner, xln't for garage or shop $25. Cook Double s,lnk faucet SS. 39W~ Front grll)e $5. 1''r0nt movie camera $S. Bell It ma I e p up •hot 1 ~ tra remote control, f7,rol'.I :"1· i:i!un~&: 'looks ~· ~ stove, clean, 36" $25:" 2ll4 ~~six llt'ater etmnnel Pl, N.B. 673-1603. bwnper $5. Hood ss. 4 doors Howell mov1e projector $21). housebroken, tO &uod bome'. j _.,. I .. ,e 968-5830. '~u ~ ·=!rm1:: ~ Con1~ta1. CM Sl · · ss each. Dash parts $1--$5. Bell & Howell Oood lights 536-3015 ...,..ftft:.•• le..-"PACIFlC CHilDE" Good bik f ·Coed Rbu.AWAY bed $25. i"root 2 CRtJ¥MY bo)'I bikt11 that SELLING, white cbesf 3 1.4 HP tank type air com· $10. Large lamp $1D. Square DARLING UW. puppies, Oasslc 52' Block ltdand e or anyone. room mirror SS Desk $12. work fme SS both, 96&-1579. drawen $20. Twin maple preuor s10. ~" mens 1 end table $5. Long coU@e beagle/poodle 6 weeks old -Sloop Xlnt cruising boat spredC &II '°"Ed·erE?l5.~of1er. • Rug $4.· Occalional chair $5. UHF TV $25. 546-1379. beds $12 each. Also ~bles $8 1peed bicycle, $ID. 567--6473, tabJe &: end table $6. Table looking kc ~. 557-40'l'i 8olts1 G.n••I 900 SlS,sOO. Owner, Ch e i 1,,-•-,-..--•~---,-.-".--1 2 small antique tables S5-l\1EN'S 3 ---" raclna bike ~~~·be~~~~ Bl~ 642-6896. lamp $3. Misc dishes Sc-41. aft 6 pm Salisbury. 675-8344 John's R•cing Cyclea ' SlO. 5 lamps S2-S5-3 card -n--•&;iris ...;;: ....... .,.. ch.Ip books $2.50. Lamp $2. CAMEJtAS: Kodak Signet Sat only, 8: J0..5:00 p.m. 2027 COCKAPOO 4 months SCHOCKwloarFibergla.u Sabot 22' y ENT U RE 222, * BUL TACO * . tables S2 each. Ironing -11...,.. -..,.. ... .. ....... ...,... Man. 'rlmex watch $3. 2 40acc SIS. Univ er s a I Orange Aw., Costa !.1esa. shots & ho~~ broken'. • ~~ •oc w1:' 2~ w~trail~. loaded, used 5X, HEADQUARTE RS FOR board $3. Weight llftJng aet $12 J!Uch. 846;-4937. wheel wll h """st-h-··'·es Mete""" II, ease '& Dash, DOUBLE bed frame walnut &12--1298 -. ""'le· Apt B . ...,..... ong $5400 make ofter DESERT •IOTD X TT $6 Aluminum ladder S.'t '61 VW parts, flare rear · '""'"' '" •UA -J headboard, $5. ~2982. CM ' .:i•;u. "'• ' ' Bar-B-Que -yellow, $35. 54~12 ' ' ' A • · _, • 1 Lawn mower, push witl\ fendert S21> pair. Hood SIO. $2. Scuba watch $8. PlaJti(: $18. Kodak DuatleX IV & , • 642-4141 L'OOiS011es. catcher SG. 675-54?5 i'runk lid $JO. 2 neW tires chilira Sl .50 each. Round ucc. Uke new $W. Amco APPQ.OX 500 used bricks 7c FREE pup pi e 1 , mix 9 HIGH ed infiat bl Columbia 21 Daysailer llarbor at·\Vi19olf, C.M. -'th 1 1 1_ pal Olhe bevelled mirror, Good carv· S'pee(lex, original box & in· each, 645-1410. Alghan/Colhe/Shep, llO!ids ' spe a e A-1 cond. Main & jib. 646-4655 or 646-2-128 TIRES good tread 1 2-1!18-14 WI w iee 5 ~"l r. r ed franle 26" diameter $25. st r u c 11 on s $12. Old boat, Ooorboarda & oars. $1750 Call 830-5085 --=:c=;~C-:~77'=--·~ $5 eaCh. Z..F78-14 s,1 each.1-parts Sl-$25. Left !ender Vo i g 11 t 1 and er folding 1949 Cli:EVY Station wagon, & spots. 1 WkJ. 545--8801 Only used a Umes,• $:WX>. · BICYCLE SALE L78-15 $6. 2-560-15, 1·825-24, $10. 892-7538. 119-B 34th., St .• N.B. 675-0022. camera with dial set $20. Chevy & Stude 6 engine or * EASTER Poodle-White &li:.3776 after 5 pm. HOBIE CAT 14 NEW 10 SPEED ITALIAN l-VW tire on rim $3 !!&.ch. COLOR TV $25. 546-l37'9. VACUUt.1, Kenmo1-e upright 1916 Kodak No. 29 Brownie trans. Hospital crank bed standard, 3 yrs, ARC. Good Boat s, Maint./ 18 mo old. Xlnt cond, CaU BICYCLES SS94!f;. Beach · 645-2768. BUREAU S15. Dreaslng table SG12. Old tablle modal cllT1 V JJ?~ Model B, fair to good, $.5. 15a1~ l!ee::i ~FJ::.n:i~:vyy ~~ w/clilldren. 4)42...3449. Se rvice 902 eves, 552-8000. mcycles, 8lxt E. Balboa Drill T arbage d Spo!'I · ...,~ Green Kodak, No. 2 _, OLD English Sheepdog mix, 16' HOMEMADE sail boat. Blvd., Balboa fi75.7282, ~.~ si~e'8, like newe~ ~hest~~~J~g i2:ie 1:, Orange Ave., C.M. 642--5666. Brownie Model F. excellent ~t!~leJ" ::'J1 wt\~~s~lrpl.~ 8 wks, male. Really a neat BOAT clea.ninl, aalvage 1: Complete w/rigging, sails '72 HONDA 500 Four_ near Canvas beach raft $4. New Golt clubs S25. Bedspread $3, SABOT dolly S2S. 673-2916· $8. Kodak Junior Six·16, ex· Cadillac paru $25. 548-1038. pup! 49-1-7473. repair. Underwater. & trailer. $180. 642--003l. new, 2700 ml. '69 Kawasaki mall box $2. Violin and cue C<Jnc:ttte coloring 20c lb. PLAYPEN with terry cloth cellent SlD. No.3-A folding 5 YR. old chocolate brown Call 548-1255 19' FLYING Dutch man. 500 Aiach Ill -New tire, $25. Crutcbes $3. Blue Oiip Towel sets S3 each. 5 gallon Nid $12. Hula Coop baby pocket Kodak, model C, 4 ROOMS {approx. 87 yards) female poodle. To good Bo•ts/Marine Fully equip. w/trailer. new chain, battery. Xlnt cond. book• $2.30. ~t weight can stain SIS. LaQy Ken-wa1ker $6. Children's clothes very good except for leather beige carpellng &: pad $25. home 673-7511 904 sails, $1900. Call 64Fr7318 Best offers. 979-7278 bowling tiall bag SlO. more washer timer & top and shOes Sc-$1.50. Marine ~ew::,n ~: ~~e~'. ~tans: ~M:::.~~J~ EASI'ER Kittens, beautiful Equip. 32' 5.5 meter hull, ·no keel, '70 SUZUKI Savage Dirt Vktor _10 key manual $15. $2:>. Lady Kerunore tub & officer un\fonns S20. J.ispeed GE DW-68 meter, case, $7. Cecil Place, N ot 22nd o1! black or Rll5Sian Blue. 65 HP Mere O/B 650 SS all broken mast. Make ofter. Bike. 21'' front whl, new 546-0997 transmission $25. 518 16th bicycles $10 each. 1•0Jding ll no answer on weekend Orang 642-3354 transistorized jg n 1 t i ~ n . 673--0219 rear tire, Hooke r Header & CANDY • cigarette machine St., Apt, A. Hunt. Bch. clothesline pole $9. A Happy week 673-0734 oo~ ~ e~-_,__ out 300 EASTER Blue eved kittens, $650/oUer. M2-¢J15 0 r * UOO 14, Xlnt cond. By many xtras. Very clean. , $25. ~ $1-25 yd, various RE~lJRNJSHING AP I i;' Baby caniP.r SS. Infant.seat call during • . ....., ..,.._... "IVR J 540-0926 owner. Days: 8 3 5-4 612 ; $450. 846-4503 sizes. Desks S 15 ·S 2 5 . l..inglebeds SJO. 536-lm. Sl.75. Baby bath tub $2. FLATWARE $25. Fondu $5. cballhea'pe·5o-33c. 21'9 TPosk•·n' ~ttail,.. ,· ~frloo~~ shots, BRITISH Seagull o.b. Xlnt Eves: 644---0218 ·71~~ BULTACO 250 Persang. ' f'iberglau Rrrows 65c Bows 1-langing lamp $8. Rocking Punch bowl $5. Cotfee pot • ..... N 1 $5 Plywood·blrch paneWng PLAS'I'lC pune & shoebag, horse $3. 830-6973. $10. 847-3181. Corona del Mar. condition. FLIPPER 9' class No. 399 ei:r rnces, r ecen t Y , $2' meet. Doon $2. se-8124 new $3. Girl~ bedspread & 673-2912 Asking $275. All fiberglass. re t, Mn~y ext:as.: ex· • PAIR bi·fold cloeet doors pillow ~-SJ,_ G-lrl11 OIEYY-starter $10. Camp SATURDAY only. Wrought ~~ .. ~~~r:i I llL J Boats, Power 906 545--0062 Dacron sail. .ccllent condition 5i5--0541 , $25' dresses orion liklrts $.'i irtuve $8. Pump &: motor $15. -iron headboard, turquoise cage l9"x19"x2.B", like new, Pltl lild ...... r, _-LI00.14. witb,.trail& & cover, 68 H9N_DA CL-350. Great , 6'6" with hardware · Blouses' sizes S:.10-u a1i Trailer wheels $2. Glllvaniz· $13.50. Large size barbecue, _ * Skipf•ck 20' Opon * 2 sets of sails, xlnt cond., Sp r Jn g . &: s ummer 646-6760 xlnt condition $2. Electric ed tank' $10. Socket set $8. Kamado $17. Oil paintings $12. Doub!~ sink laundry USED SllOO 645-329'7 transportation, Runs good, CHROME walker.seat and fan 12" tall $4...La.rge..clean . Hy~aullc jack $8. ~~ and prints Sllc-U), Lealhei' tubs heavy duty 4' long $10. "-"" . must ~u. $250. 673-7558 I - -w6eels, excellent COndl Uon pe t bed $3. Kitchen table wnter & stand S25. Electric belts fl-$4. Crystal 6 for $5. 549--0218. Pets, Gener•I 850 1970, VS, fast, sleeps 4. DWt 13' CAL Ca t a m a r a 11 ·===~-='-""-'=--I $25. 644-8281, call anytime. 30"-47" $"'1. Chrome high stove $25. Voltage inverter Small movie screen $5. Lad· BOYS 10 speed bike needs tank, head, rod holders, soft w/trailCr Xlnt cond. Cfill 68 HONDA Chopper, many ~ I• BOY'S Stingray bike $15 chalr $10. Musical rocking $15. Steel beam $5. dPreer =~~~ksion, 34 ft. S5d. repair $10. 536-2385. EASTER BUNNIES Jtaiop, aft ewcurtainA:...:~-atde curful.l ~798 $500. ~~3~e~ ~:1<p~ N~~~· : Training wheel bike $7.50 chair S1. Satety gate $4. Refrigerator $25. T 0 o I !I stu-u..ou er, never use APT size gas stove $25. Lin1e ns, n "'"' ~ 27' Coronado Sloop. Deluxe CM ' OUice desk $25. Golf cart Baby bath -receiving SIS-S5. 1'1oor polisher $15. $3. Phillipine mahogany Rattan bassinette & pad $7. Dutch, English Fancies & cover. Great shape. Steal interlor 2 yrs old Asking j $5. Unt...vcle $3. Electric blankets baby boy clothing 646-3250. buffet $17. Chests fl each. $5 Cb . pure white Pie-A-Pet the at $57915. $7500 Eve cir4l 682 7339 '73 BULTACO 350 Pursang range sg-. Dinette set $25. S2-$4. Pet cage large, clean Pct baskets $1.50-$3. Suit· Baby swing · angUlg shop for ~ ')'OUl' ~ & NEWPORT PACIFIC ' s · · less than 200 miles bettef 1 &t5-3350. 2747 San Carlos formica floor s7. Eleetric VOLKSWAGEN front seat cases and garment bags, all table, like new, $10. Jump their needs. 10069 Adams, 2200 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. Boats, Slip s /Docks 910 than ne\.\·, many xtns. $995. · Lane, CM mlxer, has juicer-meat S5. 8 hp B & S engine with 6 sizes $2-$18. purse s ' seat $2. High chair $2. Rug (at Brookhurst), 962-8000. &&-3880 ........... . 549-1746 -""'=="'°-:--,!lrm='°l1~7 grinder $15. Bedrail S4. tol gear box S2S. Record leather, beaded S 1-S 5 • =~~C:. ~'o.Po~~I: ~ JORDON'S Pel SOOp is mov-31' BERTRMI spolj{ishing BOAT Slip. Avail. ~1ay 1. $76 FO~n>"'-":sa1:;:-e-"l25""'", -Sachs=-,-! ~!"1'= i{r.' Hooke~ Co?nblnatlon waffle iron storage cabinet $6. 645-8'00. '. LaShdlies Sdrolressel s, 1!' 015-' t 1 1 6Y Tape recorder $10. Otina ing Finches & Trop. fish, % machine. TS, fresh-waler per mo. Newport Harbor mo1orcycle, xlnt cond, many headboard $6. Chemex cof· l!Mdwich toa.sler $5. Back BED, blade & gold, with high e Ion ers, size · for 8 Rose pattern, $20. sure off. ~1nny supplies reduced cooled. 345 Pa Im er s, Elks Club, 673-61l0. xtras. Call 496-4532, Greg lee pot fl. 645-23S? or rest. Uke new $ l • 5 O • riser, xlnt oondition S25. 2 some custom S2-$5. l\1odel board S2S. Toys l0c-S2. thru April 30th. 644-4IXXl F1ybridge, 3 fighting chairs, Ai ft 915 aft 6 pm. 548-2846 846--0760. mattresseK & co rduroy type hatbox $4.50. Some Electric broiler IS. etc. 8421 ANIMALS ne w 160 fathom ~ ~ra I :,:72,--,s=u'°z°'ui=.-=., ~TS~-,=~-~-, coven; &: bolsters $25. photo supplies 5 0 c -$ 3. for Sa.le, J\iloving fathomeler auto pilot knot .._.. ......,, ·-J • •"GE framed Llon:J"ster RADIAL tires 1or Mustang ...,., o"""'. R-~. so-· banJO' 13. Reilly, HB, ~. back East. Orickens, babv · ' · ' SALE/LEASEBACK good cond. Never been rid· ~ ail •'>fl """"""°'" """v''"' ""' J meter, outriggers, deep-,70 ~ ~-.. S" 950 d . dirt •-•~ best oil in color, one of ki $25. or other sm car .pMI each.. Trays Tx each. Rollav,iay duck, rabbits. 894-5613. trolling gear fishing kites U·wu .x-.,. ... agon ..-., en 1n . ~or er. Extra heavy duty metal So fa and chair, nylon, no 1 YELLO\V 3 dra\\·ers low beds $7-Sl2.50. s m .11. l I Cits 852 & loaded wifi.shing equip'. '72 C-150 Comm uter w/extras 548-88!Kl shelves, holds 900 lbs. per \\'Orn spots $25 ror both. chest $5. 1 blue 3 drawers leather trunk $6.50. 1853 I II"'-l ment lo r "-ia.riin and $10,900 -~19.o72~H"ond~-."'350-4=---I shelf, definitely not filmsy Wu.her, looks and rwtl good low chest $5. 833-8879. Elba Circle, 0.1, ~!esa •d• tsa V Swordfish. Extra fuel tanks, :n ?tfesse.rschmitt . $14,500 >..1nt cond. Garaged, lo S25. 646-26.19 $25. ~1239. 1 LARGE table or desk on 2 Verde, oft Stromboli from · SlA1t1ESE Sealpoint Kittens l bait tanks, etc. etc. Fast & 73 Amencan Trainers & mileage, Must sell. $800. 8 j:I. c.ontemporary 80fa, GAS wall_Mater S20._Gas cabinets, walnut, xlnt for Clubhouse 9-4. o_oJ.y_._ male, 1 female. $20 each. u n b fillev1tbly sea\\"Orthy. Travelers. 494-3658 good m . 540-0084 range SlO. 20' heavy cape sewing $25. 833-lm9. STINGRAY bicycles, 2, s1o. TV, -R•dio, HiFI, 548--2538 $1B,500. Eves & Wknds: Genera l Aviation .:1o'"Y'°'AMAH=""'"A."""250,,--cc-.-end~-.... -I YOU haul II away. Heavy stake fence with posts $25. F1JLL size crib, very good Ladies and men's bike S13. Ste reo 836 SIAMESE KITIENS) 2 · S. 962-4283: Days: 67S-2190. Ter m inal dirt/streeL Xlnt cond. Ex: duty swlng:s $'1. Jungle gym Wooden packing boxes, all $20. Combo pram stroller, Snow skis and boots SlO. ·v.'eek females, lively, Intel· HERE IT ISi o . C. AIRPORT l:ra!i $475. 645-55.921673-!066 St Sarni box $1. C.Olor , TV sizes & shapes 2Sc-$5. 3 new $25. Hood $5. Folding Ladies clothing, size 10-12 1973 RCA & Zenith television ligent. $25. each. 54f>::3684. The all-family trnilerable 714-540-8930 HONDA ~Super spart. AsJc. , antenna $20. 644-0866 header beams SlO & $15. Old playpen SlO. Book&, all Sl-$2 per item. Jee skates, & stereo clearance sale. All PAIR &-toed mixed ma.le budget cruiser. 22' of big FRI-SAT-SUN · $90 SATURDAY' only, MPM. doors, 90me with glass, kinds 2Sc-$2. llO switch size 9, new $9. Antique avail. models In stock & on cats. Neutered & decla\\'ed. water cruising. Baytiner mg Can 84&47'7S· ~ Refrigerator $25. Hldeabed $3-$20. Dutch door $15. motors SI.. .T.h!'Qttle $3. typewriter and case SlO. display. Priced less than the $25. each. 847-1933 aft 5 Skagit. S\eepS s. Features $2S. Ollld's Encyclopedia Wooden extension ladder $5. Large ooW wall type mail Portable TV, good $15. discounters with 3 yr pie· Dogs 854 enclosed head, tull dinette I 11•1 Mobile Homes -935 0 ! ~-Books lOc-$1. Baskets, Aluminum ladder $3. Rabbit box $8. Explorer scout suit Paper back books 15c. tore h.tbe, 1 yr parts & & galley, bo\v, & stern rails, Transportation Pul'ses 25c-Sl. Wo o d e n cage $8. 30" bar stools $5 $5. 545--0797. Records 50c, New set service. F r ee UHF/VHF 165 Mere. AU this & more,· BEACH home. -.~ rt"-·-- h · d each. Room divider $3. COCKTAIL 1 al il 18 D · h color antenna W/"""' con· PUPPY WORLD 100 M' ed 17295 ~ •~ chairs $2 Irons. air ryer, Shelves $5--$1. 842-81S2. . tab e, W nut, s verware . 1 s es, .... .., , ix • trailer, nr. S.A. River, N'pl. ! scales Sl-$2.50 Jewelry lOc· 60x22xl5in, 548-2982. 1 crystal, plaques $2. All day ;::1e WCA~) ~ !f'1 Pups. Buy & !!ell pups, also NEWPORT PACIFIC Campers, Sale/Rent 920 S1600 Cash _ Terms. ! 50c Dolls, toys, games $1.· LARGE stainlss steel parrot SUNBURST d~•ato• wail Saturday and Sunday, 9-2. '!Vra ~'"BP k h o or Pit Bull Terrier, Cockapoo, zm W. Coast Hwy .. N.B, 645-4913. 12 SO 950 W 171h CM 125 Ll ht a·-do ........... • """' n--hid A Cd'! ' i......... r o o u rs t' Pom Cbihuah T 64• ,,~ ' · · · · cage · g -. ....... a clock, black $4. 548-2982. !Ni.I v•" ve., "· ~ & 9021 Atlanta, ' ua, -cup ,,...~ RENT my . new 1 9 7 3 Motor Homes WALL clock, b a 11 er., green &Ola in good condition 6'5-5170. Poodle, Labrador. Open RARE MODEL ElDorado Mint M 0 bi I e S ' , 15 "" •••• WALNUT tea ca•t w•'th -v 962-5559 Huntington Beach ""-s Stud 0 --"ce 531 ~ ale/Rent .... operated S12. 548-1641 · ;J,JO-~. • ..... J 7 PC. Virtue dinette set $20. """"' · ,JCJ.v• • -....., .. , '58 Chris Futura 25' Home. Sleet>s 4. All power, .,..., • DINETIE set with 4 chairs 10' SURFBOARD $ 2 5. top, $6. 548-2982· Like new, deep heat back RENT TO OWN MOVING forces saJe beaut. Sips 4, lge galley, head tape deck. 956--2764 1 $25. Baby v.·alkcr $4 Potty 646-5330. CRAGElt • X l\lags, 14x'l',l massager Sl5. 545-3433. golden German Shepherd ;>bl planked, twin engines 8' Cab Over Camper chair SL Car bed $2. Infant RABBIT cage, extra $10. ~~ cars, 4 S25 each. PAIR chairs, olive, small TV'S & STEREO ~~1~· ~re· off!~~ Just hauled, painted, tuned. $650 * 646-19114 ~~e~~~~a:~~-1lii~ ~~~~~rS6~~da$~.su!!i~ TREE lamp, Lightolier, 3 ~~· $15 each. $10 640-1500 S2 Royal St. ~~DER *24'. T:-~Cycles, Bikes, slicks $5 each. 2-14 inch vest $5. Suede hat $2. light~ $6. 548-2982. PORTACRIB, like new, $lO. George, N.B. dition. New pa.int&: vamish1 __ s_coo_i_e_rs _____ 925_-_ =·ye~! :rc 5~~2a~m:i ~~~~lidt~~~;'ilb w~~~r~~h~~l~t~1'!~~ 36~~~EFE & Merrit Free~l~~gi~epair PMOrn?a~~S l e~l~k~siti ~~~6sai~:~cond~8o s~, ex· dla!1ssepanl2$10ea::~h. 2 M~~ BAJA bug parts. hood S11.50. back, $4. 548-2982. Range ·~. Oven •-Griddle OpoMonlltlyERentals A54vail3a4b41e44 bprown, stMockales, ~· Chamh· outboard. Call 545-5784 tor ~;12 , .... Nose $17.50. Deck $15. ~ "' n ves. 10n • ..-.... eac · details. coUee table SW. Double Fender $9. VW parts battery T\VIN fitted bedspreads, $10. Rerrigerator $25. 37' or 673-4786. CLASSIC ·n HONDA CL-350 mattreu SlO. 645-4334 $5. Starter SlO. \\'indshield aqua, $4. 548-29B2. 3' high fence in 2' roll keep STEREO: 1973 Quad System IRISH SE'l"l ERS ARC 1935 FeUows & Stewart Xlnt cond. $450 firm. SCRAM LETS "''iper ass em b I y S7. LADDERS, good aluminum, in baby or dog Sl5. 675-2124· Garrard model full size Champ pups, beaut, healthy, 25• Motor Launch Call 646-5615 • -~ Speedometer S5. Heads $5. S5 each. 548-2982. O'KEEFE & Merrit gas changer, 4 Quad speakers, playful, 9 wks, shots, $75. Fresh water cooled engine BULTACO Matador, reblt, Engine case $20. Cylinder & STROLLER $8. l..arge spring stove S25. Small electric A ~1 /FM/MPX receiver, 213 -349--0447 Com pl restored to original nu paint, seat, tank, fen-ANSWERS piston $5, Doors f15. Fenders horse $10. Antique smoker \V!lter pump $10. Kelvinator tape deck plug in jacks. HURRY HURRY ! $3500 * 646-900) ders. Knobby. $225. SJ(r2616 rear SlO. Front $15. Deck lid $7. Baby clothes 25c-$2. refrigerator \VOrks no Was le.rt unclaimed. Still O~ English Sheepdog pups 1972 16' HOBIE-CAT, used 1971 "CHOPPER" 350 Faully _ Natal _ Gouge _ $10. Hood $15. Bus doors Bric-a·Brac JOc-Sl. Sat & shelves as is $15. Actelene br11nd new in box & going fast! Get ;'!>Ul'S for once, fully rigged, multi-eol-Must see to appreciate. YOUR 1'""EET $15. Belly pan $ 2 5. Mon, 1-5 p.m., 3 111 lank S25. 2 ton hydraulic guaranteed. Was $250. Now Easter. 645-0973. or sail. Sl700. incl. trailer. $600. Call 897-8119 OT~c; to men: l.f you pro. Miscellaneous vw parts Coolidge, Costa !\1esa. jack $25. Solid stale 8 track !:~e°'nts. ta89k! ..2..ve, r small COLlJE pups. tri~lor, cn4) 884-8868. (2) YAl\WIAS, both in xlnt kne 'II Sl-$25. 50 lb. ice box for BOY'S frspeed G ran I's lape player portable with .,....... ..-v.N AKC. 18' ALUMINUM cond. 1971 ~ Enduro $560 • ..,..spend °'!,~ur -..in esg 't:OOgel camper. new $25. 12 gallon Stingray bike, brand ne1v, batteries $25. Navel dod,..bsls STEREO: 19TJ -240 Wall 495--0338 R hout/Flshlng Boat 1970 250 MX •A'le:. 646-4402 J ..,J', WB.ter tank new $13. \\'ater S\\'Ord $25. Cast iron u e G--~ -~e1,· profess'•nal una ..,......, back on YOUR 1'EET original condition, S 2 5 -,,..,.,_ """'o .... ,-....... ""''U ..., COWE AKC ~ & Twin •• h J~--68 HARLE ·"•--·~=~==""=-.,,,·=:: pump-. Built in stove for sink $7.50. t>•,,.....-JD. ,,·-changer, Jensen air bl P00•ps,8 , "''" ...., P ~u..,.,,.,s ' Y Dav>uuvu 65cc, 1: -_, .., Man's older type 26'' single-~--sa t kl. Tri t -CM ~ •733 465 ., ...vv1 __ .. 1125 " • I . ' , ' I I I ' OSCILLlSCX>PE -.., pe •. ,ec1. I camper $21. Table lamps $5. speed bike, nev.· !Ires, good BEDS $15. Rugs $5. Lamps suspension speakers' es, s s, w r, ags, -"'"""" nus, &"""' u.nN. . Air drill, '.4" $25, cost $7'8, Stingray bike SlO. Hot rod condition, $12. 1'11 \V. 20th $15. Clothes S2. Spreads $5. AMJFMfMPX receiver, 8 494-9964 42' CHRIS CRAF1' in beaut. 968-4305. perl~t. 1/3 electric motor• \!\\' cam S25. 962--0538 or St., Costa Mesa. Phone Pictures $2. 6r;,--683L Track deck. Originally $415, AKC Weimaraners, Top bred shape, 1962. S a c r i f I c e ! ---,H"O"ND=Ac-:::350,,,.---27' 'l'RA VCO 2gua~npeednteed 153101 ~~ $45, 962-2273. 642-5487. SALE l.2% gallon show tank now $175. Was left unclalm-mo"' qualiold.tyl'~upsbow. 547&,!i,.t;,ld. 3 Terms. !.1ake Offer. Prine· Street/dirt, ?{lust see to 2'l' ~,'. l>CO!S<NT:O!NVEENTRERALS • · _,....,., 2 BOYS stingray bikes, S ed, still brand· new In box&: .J..J<r ~ ip&].s only. 548-5525 oc appreciate. 552-7237 ·u. 9 x 12 OVAL brown braided speed 24 .. _ ~. and ~" $1. Sl'UDENT drafting table & StO. 24 gallon tank "\\ith light .,.,, ..... nteed. cash or small 548.gno. ·n MAJCO 250 20' Pllll>E & JOYS -~.<,J "" tools $25. 548--0341. $25. 2 heaten $3 each. l\fw;t ~-~ **BASSET HOUND Pup-, . cc VAN CON\.t:RSIJNS ~· good condition S17. 48" vw rear bumper complete sell . Call 673-5845 ask for pymnts, 893--0501 pies, AKC reg., tri-coloNd, 14 FIBERGLASS boat with Like new, $650/ofter ~~le -: • Setvlce • Rentals.. ! :i s~e ~~·:::ii~ :z1d;4; $5. No Sunday ca 11 s ~ps s~:to 0:,1:~~ ~ehad~ Don. COLLEGE Electrnc student $75. 536-3661 trailer, 25 hp motor, good 548-8087 * Da I fc . PLEASE' ~-needs B&:W ._ Color TV's, AKC SiberiM H·~· blk/wt cond. $325. Call &15-M98 1972 HUSQVARNA ·~ rR ftftlar nC. Hudson Ave. O.I, 546-2100. · board for full size bed $5. ELECTRIC edgers: skill Sl5. • • '"""""· • """""""" • TYPE\VRITER S7. 'Bi!M'll GIRLS !tringray bike 16" 557-74115. Craftmnan S25. Like new working or not. Will pay 10 mos $75. ldeal for 25' FAIRLINER -225 HP good cond. Sl02.5. or best of-UJO.! llarbof B!vd., G.G. $3 F \\'heels $8. Small tricycle reel type po\.\'er mo\.\·er $25. cash. 645-5982 children. 213: 433--3783 V8. Slj';a0o4, head, galley, bait fer. 56-7216 531-6800 I $3. Steam iron . rames new 17, GE Electric iteam T\VO wide track ·tli'es on . · 1 ·-GARRARD turntable ... t·-k. . 644-4494. OFF to Guam, m"-sell, 'SO Next to G.G. Da•-·n $1-$5. Artist!'! brushes 25 . _,h_. nd " Ad chrome rims. like new, S20 Two tires with whees •s """' MIXED German Shep/Aust.,_-_·""'°~~~~--= =• , l -;o:c77'-~'7-c"'i"i~::::."_I cents each Turntable $:;). iron pe~''""'' co ..,. -7.75x15 for spares S5 each. new, sell for $25, u5ed once, Sheep Call after 8 p.m, Sal. CLASSIC HI g g In 1 17' 0 Honda. $550. Rent A Motor Home Recortls 25t> rach Statue-!I St. t~l~iblnge ch~lr~ s::a.~ia!2p ~~1~J~s VW Bus camper. T"-o night stands S 5. call 960-1106 ask for Mel & Stm. anytime. 557~9. Runabout Reblt Oirysler 53&-7M8 for your V•c•tlon I TV $10. Ironing boa.td $1 C Repairable child's bike and BEA11I"IFUL Easter Pu~ eng, Gooil shape. $1000. ,69 Triumph Chopper * 531 .1.•-* Cover St Canopener $2. Pie· 1L DreMt?r minor SL Of· VW '00 F&B scats $2!>. V\V tricycle $3 each. Call any le Be 1 AKC 5 2 846-2ll4. m-0624 or 646-1916 - turc!I $5. Electric clock Sl-fee table $1.50. Long playing chron1e rims polyglass tires tin1e 540-3886. [ 111 I ~-'5 F."fil:ms. , wks, 32' GRAND BANKS uk for Tony •NEW 76, 25, 23' LHetime• $2. Picturl' \'arnish 50c can. records all good cond. 50c S25 each. vw· 40 HP header CARltIAGE l bl . ,,.. to You • PIU!ih, fully equip'd. F~ 1'~ntlve 50c can Spray each. Knitting magaz.ines $15. V\V '72 doon com p. $20. · · conver a e in 1 DALMATIAN pups -Male, Auto pilot, ADF, haller °' '65 YAHAMA 80 trail bike. class niotorhonics pnlnt 50c l'an. Dishes lOc-$1. lOc each. Tote bags.$1 each. V\V '66 doo1's comp $10. V\V r~f1~~ $8.<.'0~~~~al. ~a:e: l Lines, 2 Times, $2,QO AKC:, shots. Champ i on radar. $32,500. Bkr. 673-9570. looks, runs excellent. $125. , After ~ ~ Books, magRzincs 25c 645-Tree decorations $2 box. '72 hood $18. V\V ·~·66 excellent Sl5. Car seat $2. stock. Rell!IOnable. 846-5TI7 13' BOAT, 40 hp Johnson, 968-4660 T:rallert T r 1.943. 2115 Phtc<'ntia, 0.1. Largl • b1a2byp~111 with11 extra deck lids Sl5. V\V '55 to '67 Ski booL'I, womens $IO. ALASKAN Malemute -elec start, trailer, good SEARS 100 cc motorcycle,....:........,._·~~.. 94 I t: olht's . 8.ll1 ro er set LR fender $20. V\V '72 rear FREE pupp1u. 2 female, 2 Quality 4 mo, female puppy. cond., asking $450. 5,16.-0381 runs great, $100. Strttt VW rims $2 each. 546-1~. 50c. 01Ud11 rocking, yellow tail lights $.5. V\V '5!>-'72 548-65!9. male. cute Jiein:z 57's! Mir-~ aft 5 pm & wknds. 24• Cabin Cruber. $1850. 115 bike. ~1ti30 * c h * 4-G70-1) TIRES on !f' $1.50. Inrant seat SOc. Old side v.·\ndo\\'ll S2. V\V '72 CAR bed new SlO, won on TV 646-3339 l YR. Fema1e German hp, Head & galley, dock 1971YAMAHA650, xlnt oond. oac men Corvelli? ~·hl'.'l·ls S12.50 cnch. electric carpel sweeper $2. wiper system $8. V\V 'SS.'67 642--0147. vall 673-4935 833-8693. lhuxf knit crocheted bnhy wiper s~lem $6. VW '72 GIRL.5 bike, good conditio n TO Joying homes: & v.."eek kit· Short.-hair. Papered, AKC, " , 1500 mUea. Best oifer. Motor llomes • 'J'nil SCX>UT par11 Jl-S25. 4 lug s we a t e r " 7Sc each. 11unroof complete $6. VW S17. 645-1926. tens Call~.4.e ~I~~ ,wh. $100. Call 9~7616 1966B~sto128' eondTROJANMusC>uit ·..,•e•-. •n545-BS:l74AO. 250 ·~ . XI Fitth \\lhee:la • ~~ J\.1achlnista tools, hammers, 'GS-'72 speedOmeter $14. V\V """~ * AOOR.AnLE "'-COCKER ,-, • • , "1l4N\I m1, nt KIRBY'S COACHES , =t C:~!~r t2.5.1 ~~ {~~ mallets, apex, magnetic tlpA 172 glUI tank $8. vw '5&-"12 MATERNITY and ladies StA.i~ 7 mo. Jtm rMWirg PUPPIES. 1 wk:s old. $10. $7495. 968-0087 oood. Make offer. n1 l'{, Jlarb9t Santa ..__, for ~ gun $1·$5. Sat mlm>rs antennas vison & clothe!i, S-l.2, lSc-$4. Men 's he goes to R'OO(I borne call 644-8!Kl6 25' FAlRLINER free to 1st GT:>->1166 _,__.... ...... I apllt rim for Ford h<'v $6. ot •5 735 J ' . St Apt h $1 I vw t dothlng 25c-S3. Bnby & ~tlB or 540-2794 ho w need -~1[]~~~~~~r-1,~~~;-~~~~ ... .,.jl Tall l:&le for Chev pickup 0 Y :r • OIUUl " · ourz eac 1. ~a childN'.n's goods lo c _ $3. COCKER-Lab pups. Ex . penion w l'OOftl. e ' 0 Yamaha -.J MX '6Q..'fi6, Sal. 50' Heavy po\\'cr 4. Costa Mesa. btlts sets S4. ~ Harbor Twin bedspreads, 2 for $5. I WHk old puppies JJunters, all black. Males the space. 642-4779. $375 or trade for ? 15' ARISI'OCRAT J..o.Lh>er cord $10. Conlmcrclal mop n E FR 1 GE RA.TOR $25, Blvd .. 642-3303. Chlld'!i lamp $2. Hoover MS--2881 after 4 pm Sl.2. Fe.males $10. 557-1770 27' FAIRJ..JNER, dinghy, *846-8663* Exctllcnt condition. Sl a bucket & "''r1nger $10. ~r(ect. Gas range $7. SEARS Radial 1~15 almost vacuum $5. &slnelte llnt:r LARGE puppy, will maka GER.MAN. She~ A.JI p many xtrM, Bal Isl. dock 'SS HARLEY O tl vi d son J .ix. Gas refiigerator. Ex• Elba DM-2ll :!\licrophone Couch. overstuffed $10" Olnlr new $ro. Sapphire A-M. $2.50 Ele<:tt1c hair &elttl' $4. good watch doR: •. had OlM! w(Bhots $25, miX!d pup, avail $5500. Ownr. m--0021 .Shove.t ~llead, $1200 <Jr bst trtlA f(Ji(). $Ui00: ~~ ' U). 645--06!i6, $'5, ctL'itom desjgn, needs radlo fin' Volk.""Agen, just RoUnway bed $'1. Doy's shot. Call ~7-4600 $10. Call 547-3851. 17' UNIFLITE w / t wt n orr. Dtyt:, 64H109. AIRSr'REAM 30 ft., like ne"1 S bl 1 s 1 1 o recover only. 2 floor lampi rebuilt S2(1. 64.'h.VM navy blaztt, Uke nel\', si7.e ""'""'-de 33, G 1 .. i.ft lnslda ._ t S4500 Prl BOY' cyce. tngray 1.-,. Sl each. a.est ot drawtn., J8, $7.50. Coif shoe~ like DARLINO 6 wk old (emale 2 YR old male Iritlb 5etter . .i:..vi,11ru 1 · ~ai ma.ee~ ••'65 BSA 35Clcc. Englne cio; ou • · vat1 ~ Schwinn S:l2. 4 dooble $.10 1're1ser lamps ti YARN 50c skein. Box ;gnr~ nt.'W, 8'1SB s7. Games S0c Calico kitten free to ~ Good \\'Or1dng dog. AKC. Many oxJI'8.11. $1150. 968-$t56 rebuilt. $275. party.~- 644-61'18 scooter St .So. l.>ach Vanity stool $2.50. ~~kl1;~~~hftl~·$'7.~fI~: Ptulh mower S5. l'ort·ll-<rib home. 9(i3..4445 ·' S8.5. 2Uf<U3-369'1. Boats, S•ll 909 Eves: 5.514642 T IJAILE R 16' , Library litble, _oak~. pin.in Headboard $2.50 Garntt 25c-wilb pads and sheets $6 Car FREE! Blk Min Poodle to S'l'ANDAR.0 SCHNAUZERS 12 TRIUMPH-Trtdent. cxoel. Good eond. EquJp.. 548-lBOf 1---IMAHY vw -pare. S1·S25. SIO. Round eod blole $L s2. Books J()c.S(): BBQ $l. 1ellt fl. Call all wetk ~ g<)O(l fllnily. Friendly, all A.K.C. 8 weeks ,t yr. m L1DO 14, no 2192 Good ·~~ cond., 5800 mlle11; $200. take Auto S•rvlce P•rtl 9..,1 ' ~ 531.-7566 Oothei 10c·SL EI cc tr I c 1049 or. 540-9015. 1UO.A shots. 833-2472 on Sat. up. S.3.7~4.4, ~ew hardware Asltlrlg ~. o~r ..Pi'OO!Wnls. 646-1"54. ' ,_ :i .IAO X 14" "11CKey Thomp. S~fALL anlrnal cace. -4 ' x hftby boll le iterliler $3. 402 • Cont Ave, C1tf ~m:o_ uulco kit·-BF.AUTlFUL ))Jue e-v e:d ~Mfr--m4; ·1r100 1{oriaa 4 eyl.' X1nt • 196t V\\I rebuitf 1.50 ICIW, kQ of mJles $3) each 2~)' x J' high $5. ~'ll20. lGth Pince, Oil ~~YNRCO VW J.rt\llMXle, tens, ti wks old. DJ5 Fla.~ Auab'alla.n Shfpberd Pup-8' FIJPPER $250. Excellent cond. :to mUes, aft. 6pm engine. $2® or best oUcr. I •1$. OAS dryer Sti.. GIU 1tove ANTIQUE 1ict:n1e plates, ~ _ ~ood condJUon $2S. inl(O, Costa lfea.. 546--6092 pies, 6 wee.kB. C.11 675-8:kl5 cond., good be&fnnen boat. Ms-2.122 ~-1006 _ V'i .... dooTI 17 .. cb. vw' 115.' ruu >tile bedl!J1!"'•ds 15 1914 l:a!Uonrta 110. 9 Olhen, -1258.. * FREE p<rl<y puppies, AKC Collie~ 6 ~ 41!1 Ewa. 613-840! ' Hon 70 Tr bike• 71)..72. Lo 'GI vw Bus. no • .,. 11001 Wilt acancr SS. .., hp 2 bar. each. Ova.I braldod rua $S. n11u\y 1LA1~ l9'l5 to 1933, 36 HP V\V complele and black, 10 weeks o Id , (2) inalcs iett. · -24' VE NTU RE ml -$200. $250, pb M!-d66'7 lfm VW engine. Good t'ond ftl menlfOld 18. tfjl-l.TlS. 800 Oak St. Sl6-«174. 11-i4.SO ••Ch. Gllr7168. ,..bulldsble S25. 546-1258, housebroken. 53&-9955 * 546'IGll * • Many <XfrU. $4250. 962-7165 "'" $2'15. 518-8118 . • • I • • u -l ' • .. • .,-.. --- • I>! - I ' ' ' Fl I T I j - 1 ,~ "' '. I l ' ! ~ J l I I l ' ,.._. • Sat11rday, APfil 21, 1973 DAILY PILOT :Jj - {.__l ~-' _-__,J[i] I I~ :..I -----~~~ .. I. ---·I~ I ·~ ..... ,. I~ I _ .. _ I~ I _..... 1§1 1 ~ -_ ... _-~!§! li:..1 -_ ... _.,.;;.;J§J;; 1 Avto'5ervln, Porto 949 A-, Imported 970 A-, Imported 970 Autao. lnlpor19C 970 Autoo, lmponocl 970 A-. lmportocl 970 A~ I~ 970 Autos, UMd 990 Aulot, UMd 990 I _.,_ I. PARTS ONLY e THE FIN EST IN DATSUN MERCEDES BENZ TOYOTA TO J OTA VOLKSWAGEN .._B_U-IC_K__ CADILLAC FOR-SALE CHEAP USED IMPORT5" e -;,;;;7:;-1 -;D;atsu:::::n:--;2~40;;;;;Z~J!19~7~1 ~.~.~~:!..!~.~ ... 50~1 --_:_:::_:~~--1 :.T;:-1-:;ST:;A:-.-::w;:· ag'..",,'"; •R::: ... ::-, ioob;::::J -.:..::.:,::6::0~VW:..:;;:.:.:;_ 1973 BUICK 1,, s • b r e '69 COUPE Ftom :l95& SEDAN de V e THE FIN EST IN ~ ~· '73 Corofla new. New tJreo. 1 owner. eustom 4 dr Sedan. Beat ~~ IMPORT SERV ICE e 40 _Spdtilu!, AlrGCOnd, Map1 •Mt. $liver w/black vinyl top. $1300/Beat otter. 54&-3Tl:I •. 4 ~· radio, h .. ttr, <380-"luip•~•·eutck 0 .. can buy DE VILLE ~--Do...,,_,,., ,A ..... .111 ui;;au ~reen w th Air cond., pcNrer windows, ....... TOYOTA,.._ 1:>.....t .. R A P) ···~i;~ ·•--\ , Radio ., ..... -:a .iavor ~ .. come natural tan ~. auto crana. Absoluteb' im· TOYOTA SALE! ""''v '-"'wn .....,........, . . • . • -wic • ....,.. w:~. etc, e.tc. Full pc>wer, factory Air oindtUonbe 'Unit = ~.!"·w Or's.~'· -$3595 mac. (392FFP). Mg'!~ OHc:..Et..f OPEN.$3SU7N7DAY ~.:; 6 save !:~.!... .air,vleyl.lq>.Jealher .._ 1212 Sou~ RDaAna St., Ill s. • • n NEWPORT JIM SLEMONS. ·int xint coodltion. I _ No Dawn Payment TRIUMPH See 11 . You'll eu,.-1\ "YiiEmi:_K.e.1.te.Y . 1 542-:W (pi A?l''llAl\l AUTD) ~ N._.;:;o RTS 9.100 "Wt 1-w· • 2 dr, V41, Au<o.-Real dean Blue Book Price $3Tro . · ....ior ~mi) 3100W ~~H Nn $59 53 '69 TRIUMPH GT6 Jlody&lnt.RW>s&<>Od.$2'0. $2...,-mm tnd. rear suapeni}On, .. ..._ .... o.. _ ... ,.... · ....._.~ wy., ..P· MG • 54.1-3691 e mla. M2-M05 ' t•f· nruo, 4 spe<d; VOLVO 28<0 Harbor Blvd. 1<l•k. ~. MON£Y0 5AYER '12 DATSUN ,Pickup, Rod '69 MGC Red witli black in. PE R MONTH . $1477 1~~nm\rool ~ •. ~~~ A~";:1 ~ve n65xIS Rad1all to fit vw SPECIALS--with blaclf lnttrlor, low tetior. -Radial t!.re1, W.ire <•~) ~Harbor, C."hf. MS.S300 llres, F1irstertO. All power. I ~ PorseM:. 6000 mi. on ee.cb , miles, radio, .Cep bumper, Wheel.a, AM/FM, Au t 0 $59.53 per mo. tor 48 mos.. OPEN SUNDAY 166 VW J 548-3123. !>46-8017 $20 ~for both. 84iT..Jil1 aft. 69 Volvo, 142, Auto,. dlr, 49+-1015 Trans, dlr, 494-11175 total def. pmt price $.2857.44 See ft · You'll Buy n ~ ·n LE SABRE most options SPM.· -,YR·wns •••••••••••• $1495 1972DATSUN,ll00Coupe,4 MGB A.P.R. 14.29 % O.A.C. Orange ( \J) pJus .one dent, $3100 . .. ,61 VW Beetle, YXY062 $11115 1pd, Xlnt "°""· '72 Dt morutrotor ~ l••..:I $749 tm.49IS or 837_, 1 1 61 VW Beetle, OZB210 $6!15 6f6.S995 MARK II SEDAN Witt llLL MAXEY I ---l[Vil ] ~~~~~~~·::Jm19T0 -DATSUN l&oo'R..it!l!~~~.=; .. ~~ Automatic,radio.lactoryalr, YOJA TOYOTA CADILLAC . . '63 Cadillac JEM738 • ~$896 ROADSTER-Immae. Prtv Sacrit Be t off Pvt. -.., white skle walls, 376EYV. --------- ' • ~ VW """'3., JMV<ri 1495 pty. c.n 644-$32 846-!236 ' er. P~· See It · You'll Buy It 19116 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 UWu:l,.~~.J~· 8J:!a-™ EL DORADOS Geriirtl 950 '.Sil vw .Beetle, WFllW $895 RAT '71 MGB like new, new top, -1\ftA11 l1 .. .:1 Td~=H ·~mi A1f..~· vw=-.69~KARMAN==~G~H~IA~.-All=' 1007 to 1972 --------1 mags & radials, tape deck, lUwn. ~-Goodyear Red·strlpe Ra~ Orliinal. New Whitewalls, 17 TO CHOOS E 1940 FORD PICKUP. Rebuilt 1969 850 Spyjjer new paint. $2,495 ot best of. JOYOJA , iila Uke new 230FWE at Radio, 213AGD at COUPES-CONVERTIBLES • Engine:. (OYT81S). $599. Convertible. Oean. Nu fer. 963-1633. --"-• e · ~ ••'-• paint, R1H 1995. 6T!Hl82T '6.5 MGB, black, am/fm DE VILLES I • .......!\$ ALFA ROMEO I JAGUAR D.'N°61s'.';'!i1 wheels. 1460. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 1966to1972 '! \1l•wn i9T2 Jaguar E Type 2+2, OPEL '69 TOYOTA 34 TO CHOOSE l'l'.oyola & Jaguar Sales I.: AL FA· ROMEOS Total Factory Equipped, Corolla 2 Door. 'Radio '70 TRIUMPH Sp l t f Ire' '71 V!1' Super Bettle. ~/fm ~~g~~ Service. 900 S. Cst H\.\·y., ·~isf'r;;a.m?'~ ~:i! ~oo~AW22 CAR (#l703): OPEL '70 GT, Grabber Yel· and heater. (XRU· Clean, lG mileage. Orig radio, sunroof~ rad 1 al s' CONVERTIBLES I Lag Bcb. 541J.3100. Roof AM·FM Radio Fuel ""'""'' j low with Black Interior, 4-!191 Kelley Blue Book owner. 551--0660 Wkdays, alt 2 3' 0 0 0 m I' $ t 6 5 0 . 1'1 ell t l ,Antlque1/Cl111ic1 953 Inj~hon. Double O-H1Cams., ~ ••• ,.,.~. s~, Radio, New Radial Price $1345 5. Weekend s all day. n 4i 552-7020 c~~ee~j in~~ri~~sors , 5-Speed, Radial TU-es, 031. "' ,g Tires, 932AP1\.'l at '67 TR-4-A Blue with Blue VO.LVO (Cloth & leather) ~i FORD Model A Coupe AKY. a 11 ... ~ $995 interior, new top, radio, Facloryair ronditioning :Wt'55 1'1erc engine, new •71 SPIDER Roadster, Ital· •Wt• 2840 Harbor Blvd. radial tires, dlr, 494-1015 -Full power . Oloice ol: radiator, needs some body ian Racing Red, Double Toyota i: Jaguar Sales &: Costa J\1esa VOLVO SA~! Stereo AM/F~t radio ~ork. Must sell. $950. or 0-H Cams, Fuel Injection, Service. 900 S. Cst Hwy., At Fair Drive HUGE SAYINGS Cruise control ~st oiler, 847--6593 alter 6 &: 5-Speed, Disk Brakes, 218-Lag Bch. 540-3100. 546-80!7 Trunk opener & more iwknds. ESJ PANTERA All In immaculate Condition '72 CAO Cpe l>eVWe, full equipped, brown, c 11. r telc>phone inc I u d f' d . Tm· macu. $6(XX> ca' otter. Call 4~'r.":OO. 'Tl ELOORAOO Cabrolet & :i u n roo f .l teether top, ~an1/fm, srerro, tpe deck, air, etc. l\lint gt'een & white, Prl. pty. 545-3446. liJ70 ELDORAI¥.l -Fully e<1uipped. Xlilt. cond. 23,000 mi. Call 499-17t}t '70 Cadillac Coupf' Deville. Cll"an & lo mi, Private par· ty.4~ CA MARO '70 CM.t'ARO :fl() VS, auto. p/s, uir. spa:, nylon :fabric inter. lo mi, ~ CHEVROLET ec:rHtion1I 'Ei6 Gr SPRINT, New Radial JAGVAR '70 J<¥E, A'irC.ond., 70 V.W . OYER 30 Largest selection in . Tires AM FM R di 5-Power Steering, 4-Speed, Orange C0uoty '66 CHEVY SUPER SPORT. Vthlclos 956 . . 36 a o, Dunlop Radials, sup. r O.TOMASO '72 PANTERA, Fastback. Automatic Nabers Cadillac: v..s, 4 •peed tranamt..ion, FACTORY Built street type Dune Buggy w/top & aide "CUrt&lns. xlnt cond. !Aw <tniles. Sl,a).). 644--0878 or 640-0786. ~ '72 FORD 4X4 F-2SO. I Shell, tanks, 1200 16.5 54IH!087 ·frifE~l ·0 EM 0 N. Clean, ~BNN at · Air Conditioning, ~-F~ ll'armmlssion, radio PRICED AT .396 engine, po~oer 1teerlng, STRATOR #0284 •• $3?95 Stereo, Alloy Wh.eels, Pirelli and heater. (481ANA1 AUTHORIZED DEALER bucket see.ts. (SSI'615) $789. ,73 LEASE,'11)8.!JS per month, Radial,, 17QO Miles, oo the Kelley Blue llool< PRE-DOLLAR 2600 HARBOR BL., -.; 842-8344 Dir. 36-~Ionth-open end. show-floor at Price $1465 , 5-k)..9100COSTA ~:~Sunday·r,,,;6T'°CAP~°'ru°"CE=~L~O-·~R-t~d-e-r. 11..... $1189 DEVALUATION Cragers, nu tire,. Recent .,,.\S PRICES' '69 CADILLAC Eldorado, full overhaul. Nu batt., -eolWOle, JAGUAR XK 140 Rdstr, C M -'• 2840 Harbor Blvd. • P\\T. $3500. or besl offer bucket scats, auto, air. type, o. drive, w/w, nu eng Ul.•llfS · om.a Mesa We make overseu deliveries Must se'J l tmmedlateiy $1000. 646-4793. . . . - ilh·arh ]h11p1111!i f :! 1 < .', ' "•I'-•" ,f "· • :" ' "• -l •. ''"' . . . ilh\trh Jh11p1111!i +<? 1 ' .. ' ' """'') •« > • I • ' • r 1 , e \ * .. ilh·arh ]h11pu 11!i +~ 1, ,, \', ~ "' , t .. '"'''" h• " ' l. 'l·~ -' . . -& trans, nu brks. 644-4147 ===~~=== At Fair Drive See It • You'll Buy It 645-2514 •n ~NCOURS, 2 seat ' EALEY aft 6 Toyota & J aguar Sa1es & ' 546-8017 -1\aAll. l••_.:• '12 COUPE DE Vll.LE, sun· wagon, R/H, P/B, P/S, Trucks 962 A U!l'l!'I _tt__. J~).J!Jl._lQ..S, •71, xt t!'t PORSCHE i:'.'::h ~iooCst Hwy., lUWA _,. root All factory options. auto trans, tuned Feb. Nr e --Cff:Evy %· 10n ~per --dri ·this-· cODd. Full pwr, all', FM, -. • VOLVO Bluew/wti.itetop, bestoUer. new, 6 ply, WffW, $1975 ;special w/81ii' H 0 11 d& y 1:'sfnRif!ie~st smre -new leather. $6850. 675-3285. • ~~~~r 91:::;~xi~'~ '69 TOYOTA Cor~a 673-55G9. I c=833'-31c-.-0066c-.-o==o--.,,.-~~r Camper $ l 2 O O · radials a steal at $900, KARMANN GHIA AM .. J.o"M.Stereo, Ge r man 4 Dr, Auto Trans, Air Con-'69 VW Square;back '69 CdV. 39•500 orig ml. 'TI EL CAMINO silver ~ from 8 to 5· aft 5 54• "~' 1~• !{arbor C '! ""9303 Cherry coud. Tlt st;.y, lthr '"/blk v. \nvl to. p, R&H:, P/S, .... -•1. -' ' 1~ Racing-Silver, -A-Superb ditioning, Beige {X\VZ585) · Blue (347BEt:) ' ~ • "' · DW-·~ o ! '"· ~ TERRIFIC bu 1966 $1249 U 990 Int , Anl·":m. -er. P-fB, air;-24;000-mi. $3000, "'7 GMC 41> t partially BENTLEY G . y, good Machine at $1349 Autos, ...i . 642-5557. 1659 Tustin Ave, CM f;,,nverted ID 0::;.tor hm. =-:;;'..,::;,.very BILL MAXEY BILL MAXEY till D<VILLE. SHARP -833-3332 'Good cond be.t o!r . '58 BENTI.EY, Black, Rod ·~ ••= TOYOTA AMC. LOADED -PVT PrY ---~ .. =,·c~H~E~vv=-- lfi73..7288. ' leather upholstery, ~uto ...,~. TOYOTA Sl.950 OR BEST OFR ""' EL CAMINO wanted hY pvt Trans, Rtght hand driv<, MAZDA 18881 BEACH BL. 847.SOOO 18881 BEACH BL. 847·8555 '70 AMX TAKES. 644-1722 R~/~ 1i~~~irm ;p .. '. ('68, '69, '70) lo mi, dlr, 494-1075 HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH 4 Spd, Power c-.--..1 .... , Air '68 CAD. Sedan DeVUle. e 543-3691 e 1 <J ENTLEY G Red 1---------11967 PORSCHE 912. 5 spd, ..,\.ll:'C ... ,. Full I d ~~~===-~ (Xlnt cond. Will pay caah. '60 B • rey, * Mazda ,73 Rotary * Am-Fm, stereo 1 a Pe , '68 V\V 7 Pass Bus, white Cond, Bronze with natural Y equ p' · Stereo. Vinyl .70 CORVE'ITE am / f m 1(TI4) 494-7189 or 494-2791 upholstery, Auto Tran 11, $66 MONTH perfect. Low miles. $3..'>00 or ~70 TOYOTA with red interior, AM/FM leather interior top. $1950. Aft. 5, 675-2733 radio, air cond, p/wda, neW • a.t>1 Beautilul Car, dlr, 494-l075 36 MONTIIS OPEN LEASE best offer. Days 557·1021; Corolla 2 Door. Radio R.a di o, Io w mile a , SALE PRICE '62 CADILLAC Sedan. Needs tires, l owner, lmmac, lo Vans ~ BMW WIU accept tralte-ins eves 536-7861 and heater (456BMI) ~:~;Bed and Table, dlr, $ l S9S ~urk, make offer. mi, $3895. (714) 6T;,-1392 CAlJ. MR. FRY 842-6666 1961 PORSCHE Super 00 Kelley Blue Book .~~~=~-~-,1 1965 CHEVY Wagn. Belair H Unt. Beach Roadster. Silver. Mu't ""· Price $1150 'till VW BUS-VAN, NEWPORT 'TO CAD. CDV, !/pwr, Vogue VS. 327 eng. P/B, P/S, Visit our new home! Only $1400. Call wkdays on· tape-radio, good tires & tires, Immac. Pr i Ip t y Loaded. Very clean, iood YAN CITY Roadster. Silver, Must sell, 2840 Har B vd. '70 VW Squareback Wagon, 64~94051 dau leather, air, stereo, 34M New battery. Needs minor • & ly, 833-3362, _,.for Stew. $699 brka, recornl. eng. $1100. Be! IMPORTS $3750. (213).59'1·5136 wknda. tire,, lo ml. IJ42..5133. MAZDA 1961 PORSCHE Super 90 bor l 3 4!J4..6l79 3100 W. €oatt Hwy., N.B. '70 CAD Coupe deVille. Lan-'62 IMPALA convtbl $250. Only $1400. Call wkdays on-A?;:r ~e ~y._mi~~4 -~~~a. 1913 HORNET' k&tchbeck, $3600. P.V. Co. 530-8540 repairs. Call early 497-*2. BRAND....NEW ROY CARVER, Int:. 1_,-1 -Beac-h BL ·--·· ]y. ~ask tor~· --'---546-8017---_'"""5507 • .v..s,~aufi> . ..-fac .ir~l!/S, 'libmn1~ i;.d!Ulo.dt.\tllk. . '6.1 IMl'~.A.GON...*F.-~-~-~=I SURFER VANS •~ 84U666 '62 PORSCHE, newly reblt · P/B, vinyl .top, mags, FM Fully equlp, 43M. $1900. Powersteer., new brakea ' • · . • 234 E. 17th St. '73 MAZDA RJ<._'l, 1pace eng., dean. $1950/oiler, '71 VW Camper • AM/FM atereo mltplx. ('98GNO). P.V. Co. 53()-8540 Good cond. $625. 646-mlJ ro~o=r:.n·~°':~~~ Costa Mesal. SE A ~ :i~ 3&="01~t!°J: ~~; 4!M-5681 Sun/Mon %':u'rued~ah:rr&!:t!.:s: f:5-H~~d.~~c:'· rA;uto;;;;s';;;;U;Md;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;990;;;A;u;t;o:s,;U;;;..a;;·;;;;;;;;;,"°~1 '.color, etc. TAKE YOUR EA •· ~--A al 55IW894 wrn..,. .c.Auout. re '70 • 911T CPE. Sporto-mag =~""'=,-==,--11970 HORNET, atuomatlc, tCHOICE. Or if you prefer, bargain. Owner MUST whls am/fm orig owner '70MARKID.2DrHardtop. •n SUPER, AM/FM power Steering, air con· _/ ABRIL USED CAR I co'71-NSUr!DmeorNV!NanG lowrith AIR 1973 BAVARIA SACRIFICE. P ~ e -d o I la r rmm'ac cond'. $5950. eve; (536BUU> $1095. XI.NT CONDmON ditioned, R&H, w ' w , ' . I' I" , 11 devaluation pnce: $3488. 646-7910 ~ tn • $1300. ••• 492-'1"289 (5(11ADU). $1495. Harbor CLEARANCE SALE ,$2989, • 494412Tr. PORSCHE '70 9ll·S TARGA, lf,1l\$ 'till FASTBACK, low miles. American, 1009 Harbor I GUSTAFSON CREVIER BMW MERCEDES BENZ AM·FM·Slere6, Ric a rro m -m""'m White-wired Int. Xlnt oond. Blvd. &JS..mO·-OLUE GROTH ~LINCOLN-MERCURY Sa1es • Service · Leasing Sea13, The best Porsche ., Finn $700. 968-360!!. 1968 JAVELIN, 2 door eooic. P'RIC:l • lti800 Beach at Warner 208 W. M St., Santa Ana 50 USED makes, 133B'RJ at '84 VW, rblt eng., big tires, h!U'ltop, V..S, auto., P/.S, '11 VEGA <1915 ~· Huntington Beach 835-3171 Toyota &: JagUar Sales & new upholstery, good cond., vinyl top, factory atr. walilOll. A1.110. tr•11i •• t•· f $)399 .... * (213) s-«•• MERCEDES Service. 900 S. Cort Hwy., ;$495. &9:>-4384 tX1P469l. $1399. Harbor "• '•'" •JOOMV. r~= of tho vikh,7' CAPRI ON DISPLA y ..... Bch. 54().3100. • 1966 vw re b a I It 1500 ~vd"'.'~mo-Harb 0 r '10 <A .. ~. liJ GMC SUBURBAN, AIR ~ Sharp New Car ' 68 TOYQTA engine. s~~stofler. 1911 GREMLIN, cust. int., ;t~A::::..~-:,· .. :i:.IOr" $2725 s1999 '~~DE4.54 Mri~Ei.s~ • Trade-ins ·~~~~ C ! r fer a• CORONA CPE. '69 VW Van, '70 engine, new ~i~~t ~~atsio ~ i lr:~k! '&8 OLDIMOllL.• 'NEW WITH QNLY~ S,IXXI Coming In Every Day : te Aft Je ~ap-4 speed, air, radio, (WUD tires, tape deck w/spkr, <997CCF). $1595. Harbor , cvtta11 ~ Cfl'. $17,20 , $.)1t·99 ~ .o-(614GNM)-SAVE Ask -About-Our-Uniqu•-precla ~ ' · 971). $1600. 548-4323 American.-1969 Har b or · ::~.=:,.:~pow. ~ ooo. BRAND NEW UHcl Mercedes LH°' 19581•-·POtraRSCHEM. ,••wit pa11200'"'· OPEN$9SU7N7DAY '71 vw Van, 7 seater. Blvd. &JS..mo ..,..,., JYNOJN1 •MIKE McCARTHY •=· "'· "' " · · AM/FM radio, lo ml. $2250. AME IC • "73 CAPRI Plans Call anytim• 845-4830 Call 83>-ts00 or 963-nm. R AN '12 ~·:;,~~.~~ ""''' c:3775 $'3350 BUICK •. House of Imports MUST sell fast. 1968, 912, See It. You'll Bu;y It k . •It. ,_... 11-ine. <f -~ BEACH BLVD. AT Immediate Delivery 6862 Manchester Buena Park mags am/fin stereo, nu iD l • VW '69 Squarebac -Priv pty. '67 AMERICAN Rebel, v~. Ui'FTX 'THE SAN= FRWY. GUSTAFSON on the Santa Ana Frwy paint, rblt. eng. 675-4835 -t4Jl fJliA ~a$i3~~uto. AM· ~l~~. ru~~·~U; .. e,:,~o!; '69 10NHEv 11..1.• O $1450 Lo I M 523-72SO VOLVO ~ --Fi<'°'Y '"• -·~OO., $198 11 FORD Van -Loog. wheel 1nc:o ft• en:ury RENAULT 'TO vw B... lOnt. cornl. price. $450. -alt 5 ..... ·-"'· ..... ~. 37,000 mt. 3-spd VS, 16800 Beach at Warner 1961 220 SE Private party, priced for PM. h•t«. (YNG5N1 new tires. Crpt inatalled & Huntington Beach • 71 REN AULT 1 6, 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 QUlck saJe 842-8003. '-"''-~B~U~l~C~K~--171 •MP'AL.A ~led. FM stereoal 6cueet-842..8844* (21 3) 54J2..5544 Cpe •..... $4950 Autom~~ic. R/H. Only • .,5000495 '67 TOYOTA V2 Ton '64 VW BUG, good cond., ~°!lr~~0i'1!:: c:3910 $2399 ~.Call 644-1610 t W1 ''Home of the Viking '' Immac. & Restored. Black mi. Uuuer warranty ~· · with camper shell (835CPHI tires 4 mos old. $450. or best .64 BUICK Skylark auto air ,1:-;;~JT• h•ter. f ~ VW ~R V~ • CAPRI ,73 SPORT COUPE w/Red interior. Must see! 673-40211 aft lPM $1249 otter, Eastbluff 644-2160 P/S, very cieali. Need~ ·~·-ust·~.~~=-~~t~u;~:.:.:i (GJIM)SLEMONS ' ____ TOYOTA BILL ·MAXEY ~~~~~~t ~ngtne work .. $325. 'lO·~::;,~~IO~.lr,r~lo $2420 $2199 IMPORTS '72 CELICA DE!'vIO. Yellow, TOYOTA 543-8174 BUICK 1973 Regal-~ ml. 17'71XNJ 'fl FORD Van-V8 •. Xlnt oond. Newport Beach 833.9300 4000 miles, \R1\072ll. $2899. 18881 BEAQI BL. 847-8555 '69 VW BUS, xlnt cond, new Full pwr, air, AM/FM, new GROTH CHEVROLET 1olake otter. 675-1583 1973 "300SEL 'l•""ts '68 TOYOTA Corona modet 968-2801 646-7425; Ev<5' 644-6956 • ~ extras" Must sell. ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH SC 107 h.p. Porsche eng. cond. $4350. Priv pty. Days: ':72 FORD % van. 26,000 mt, 4.5'' • 9 '\• 1900. 2--0.r. Vinyl top . VW 1957 -Good 50 HP eng. '72 ESTATE Wag, 9 Pua:, V8, auto, clean, crptd, $3000. MY Granddaughter'• Ul ... IQ t..()wner. Immac. $950. Call rec@ntly rebuilt. $125. Call prlv pty. 8,500 ml. Every 548-4553 tm yellow Capri. 12"J(). Uaed by owner !or 2,000 "' 7-9 am or aft 7· pm, 642-0584 64!;-1091 eves. extra. Like new. $5,250. ** '69 OIEVY VAN, clean, * 552-9775 * miles. Never licensed, Full Toyota & J aguar Sales & , '70 Toyota Landcruiser -'72 VW Squareback, 10,0001_675-:;:::..=t.108:::0.. =-~-- 11211 Booch Blvd. 847-6839 * Huntington Beach 545.8863 OPEN EVERY DAY 'TIL 9 P.M. good ~ndltion! $1 7 8 5. CORTINA 00~8fty by factory. (Ser. Service. 000 S. Cst lhvy., I Xlnl cond. Lo n1i. Low book. mi, am/fm stereo, tape, 1970 RIVIERA aharp one 968.8246 · Lag Bch 540-3100. Call 646-1264 wa.n-anty, 968-1802. (790CPG) brk 645-4392 BRAND NEW GMC VANS, CORTINA 1961 _ Needs work JIM SLEMONS , 1 ,A;u;••;•;· ;l;;,,;po;';;';ed;;;;;;;;i9;7;0;A;;;;ut;:o;••::;lm;po;;;rl;ed;;;;;;;;;;97;0;:A;u~to:s;;, ;;;lm~po:r:l;td;;;;;;;;;;9;7,0fA~u~lo;s;, ;l;m;po;r;•;ocl;;;;9;7;0;';A;uto;;s;, ~lm~po~rt~od~;;9~7~0~A~u;to~s~, ;lm;:;por;;ttd;;;;;~l 1 SHORTIES AND SPORT on motor. Body & Interior IMPORTS VANS. ALL COLORS! LOW good. A1king $200. 6#-0948. Newport Beodl 833.9.100 ~j~· McCARTHY DATSUN 1971 250.Sodan · · $5650 NEW 1973 NEW 1973 · OPEN EASTER • BEA~u~~~.AT DATSUN ";l';..Jl~M~"~s~L~E:M~O'IDN:znss1• •• DATSUN 610 . . THESANDIEGOFRWY. NEW 1973 DATSUN 1200 89<3341 IMPORTS l9lO FORD van -New tires. PI CKUP Newport Beoch 833-9JOO $150, DOWN $150. . DOWN Runs good. $1850 or best 01• NO DOWN 1970 2IO SE Sod. $6195 fer. Must sell. s@.3493. 1'8.23 per mo. !or 48 mo. Full power. Air .conditioning. $59.91 $76 ~2 l'uloLWf.!!.1!11__ 968 ..De!. ....,enl.price $3Z73.60.. AMII;:/,{_ !!ad10,_ immac. PER ' . . y TOP DOLLAR A.P.R. 14.34%. {578BZS). _ MO. (:• . ~:~p USED CARS JIM SLEMONS If >"Ill' car Is extra dean, IMPORTS aee us first. Newport Beach 833-9300 ~W!t!U:.~. 1970 250C $S69S ·ea.ta Mesa m.2500 '71 Datsun Plc:ln-Fully eqwpped. Auto tran•. I ..,.,.. Air conditloni.hg & sale . IMPORTS WAJ\'TED Mag wheels, Tonneau Cover, priced (798CLK) • Orange County'• , .Blue with Bille Interior, . JIM. -SLEM. ONS I TOP $ BUYER Never used for hauling, 1 BJU. MAXEY TOYOTA super dean IMPORTS 18881 Beach Blv;. • $1895 Newport Beach 833-9300 K~-Ph. 84T.as55 NEWl!ORT 1966 220 SEDAN $AVE J UNK CARS WANTE D Auto. tra,.., AM/FM. Vinyl I pay top $$ for funk or IMPORTS top. BeautllUI oondltlon + wrecked ca.rs. 1141547-4365. 3100 w. Qaast J:lwy., N.B. Plus + economy. (5er. WANTED· VW Bus <r truck M2-9405 3779>. body ui good cond . '72 Z40 z. io miles. "1r85, JIM StEMONS I ii. ... nabte. 545--055T alt 5 ct.an: 14200. or deJil. IMPORTS :Autos, Imported 970 '* 492-5007 afttr 6 PM * Nl"VJ)Orl Beach 833-9300 ~ _ 3l ESCAPADE ·n DATSUN 240Z, $ilver1 '70 . ~. clusic, immacu· Custom air all txtru. By ma.a whls, all extras, cal late 20,000 actuil mlln. All owner. '141~ or tr a'de • 53G-870.l or 673-1799 new ,radials, buy\na 450$1.. 494-2742. 161 Temple Hills 'TO DATSUN 1600 Rdstr Asklna $6TSO. Priv. pty. Dr .. Lag B. 30 M, xlnt cond pvt prty, :7l.M9M618, eves. * i!i51 MGTF BeautHul.' * bst/ofr over Sliibo, 673-8600 e 1967 MERCEDES dleael ... NEW 1973 DATSUN LITTLE HUSRER PICKUP ALL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM NO DO·WN PYMTS. AVAIL. -.. ' '$2500/offer. r~a1t rmdts m just a phone Xlnt cond. 1-owner. $3600. * n•: ll9HT5I * call •wa,y 641-5613. .::Cn::;lo_I "'-==·----·!"-=::::: I I ,. ... MO. Buy or LN M '70 JEEPSTER ' ..tiMI dl'IWI. •• lTens.. powtl' Sfftl'lng. V-4 (11oFT Al '67 CO~ONA 4 DI. rldlo. hll!Wi .uto. trn., ll\lrp w!tllt nnWL IXCELLEHT C~Ol TION. A'fGQOo CAR, (VEH132) I c lCleed tran1., redlo. 1 O#MI Clf, ift•I nice <hf•P trtm.porlttlon. ~PGBJ2ll '72 TOYOTA . _ , CWCA ' SPEED. Vinyl hJI, low mil& lllEYQ '68 ROVER _,,, Sc!of1 Sdn. ' -. ....., .. ttrlor, radio, Rttdv lo to- ll~JIUWl $1299 '71 DATSUN •icKV•-,.r REAt>'f to 1'111 """' ~ shlll li!'fl' mll•• • tWJtlon11l'f clMn. UMOVV) - ' OA!l.Y Pll T Sa,_, Aotll 21 197l ........... l§l I -·-1§1 C-··-l§l I ........... l§J 990 ~4;ut; .. ;';U;Md-. _ ..... Autos, UMCI 990 Aul .. , UMd 990 AutoJ, Used 990 Autos, UMCI 1~-"~~~~~;..;.;.;.;;.;;o...;..;.;.;.....~~- CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL '68 Cli!EY. 1/J TON v~. cantPer shell, 3 spe<:d, 12629C•. ' OPEN SU""'DA \' $1677 see It • You'll Buy It ~w.ltwi& W TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. CONTINENTAL See the difference DODGE • m a Johnson & Son 990 Autos, UMd 990 . JEEP MERCURY LATE 'TI J~p W~r '7l C.'OUGAR, air , P/B, w/4-wbee-I drive, 11111 PY.T, P/S, Af1/FM stereo. $2721. air, va. 12,000 orig ml. 9 1';:67 T'168* wheels A-9 tires. 646-2971 • - MERCURY -2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa At 1'~air Drive 546-8017 MUSTANG '69 MACH I W,_.autocnar:ic...rt.d». heater. Best one in town. f149BRL) Kel- l£'y Blue Book Price ,1875. ' $1289 2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Al Fair Driw S.16-8017 66 MUSTANG, good con- dition1 clean trans, 6 cyl, auto; trans. $595. or best of· 1 fer. 842-9018 after 5:30. Mercmy OLDSMOBILE '72 GOLD Toronado, all pwr, cnUse CQllfl'OI, am I bn stereo, & n1uch more. Under 15,000 mi. $i90). DaYI ' 6 42 -5225; evesfwknds, 644-2415 MONTEGO '64 OLDS Cutlass Auto, P/S, nu retreads, eng needs some work. $125 or oiler. 842-3640 ~Golden Touch'' Montego's onl y at Johnson & Son! • ROAD TESTED e HAND POLISHED •~/l'UNED~O PERFECTION TROUBLE FREE DRIVING • • • '73 OLDS Omega, air cond, rfh, stick shift, 3,000 mi. szrr,o. 673-4646 '64 OLDS 98, loaded, trans needs work. $35. 673-5719 1968 442 Sports Coupe. Air & po\ver, $1500./best offer. 4!J&.2'l07 '68 ClITLASS 350 CC-3' spd on Or. A/C. $950 or b@at otler. 979-7815 1963' OLDS wagon -Good body, tires-& Interior. Needs mech work, $100. &16-3769 PINTO PlN'fO '7'1 SQUIRE WAGON, Air Con<!., Auto Trans., Roof Rack. Radio. Immacu- 1a:te, 781FWX at Tth·arh J1t11i11111!i fl! '·"'l ... '1 ''""'"" 'J•·"" I •' •1'•1'• ---------· -- PLYMOUTH '60 PLYMOUTH Va1iant, good. cond. $100. -Call 548-9808 '71 Cricket, 4 dr, stick R/H. Take Over pmnts $64 mo. ~7872. 646-9563 PONTIAC SEE ONE ... TRY ONE ... BUY ONE ... TODAY! '68 SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN Johnson & Son GRAND PRIX Full power. factory air, vinyl roof. Buy of a lifetime. (VSV- 196l Kelley Bl ue Book ?rice $1460. $999> 2840 1-larbor Blvd. Costa ~1esa At Fair Drive 546-8017 '73 CHARGER SE VB, au to. trans., power steering, power brakes, fact. air cond., Landau roo f. (3466XJ) $3975 '72 Cougar '69 Continen tal VB, auto., radio, heater, pwr. steer· ing and brakes, landau, t3390ZFl coupe, full 1xn"er, nir cond., lea.th· er inter., vinyl roof, (614FYV) $3775 '70 l n1per ial LeBaron, 2 door hardtop, one own· er, immaculate, fuJI J>O"''er, factory air , am/fm radio, tilt wheel , 6 \\'BY pWr. seats, Landau roof, (684BEVI $AVE $267 5 '69 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, full power, fact. Nr. 6 y.·ay scat, landau roof. (KSS· 182) $317 5 '70 PO NT. GRA ND PRIX • . ·va, auto. tran s., radio, heater, po'ver steering, power brakes, fact. air cond ., Landau roof. (5 13AEY) $2775 NOW ., 197 LANDAU CONTINENTAL . MOTOR HOMES _,...,_ Home Of The New Car •• , ''Golden l'OMch" ''Home of Previously Driven Prestig e Automobiles'' '72 CONT. MARK IV 12.000 ac tual iniles, full po\ver, 6 way power se at, auto- temp air, AM /FM stereo, tilt wheel, power door locks, cruise control, Landau roof. See arid drive to appreci- ate. (2Y89A876309) $ALE PRICED MARK Ill's An Excellent Selection of l\'IARK Ill's & IV's 1969°1972 AH At Appreciable $avings. .. Oronpt Cowttif'• Tomily of li•• Cal\'! '72 CONTINENTAL 4 dr. sedan, luxury equipped thru-out, full power, cli- mat_e control, air cond., Landau roof, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, pwr. door locks, ind.iv. a djusting fro nt seats, 4 brand new radial t ires. (166EAF) . . $5975 '71 Cougar '69 Bonneville PONTIAC "72 GRAND PRIX, Air . Cond.. Landa u Top, AM·Fl\1-Sterco, Poy,·er \Vin- doYl•s & Seal, Tilt Wheel, Super Clean. 367GIU. -----. --Ttlrad1 Jlt11p1111!i ' ~ 12l~> I'. l'I HI'"'') N< ... , •• , 11,., ,.,.1 r~1.~, ___ , --.. /_ '68 PONT. Firebird 350, Fact. air, P/S, auto. New trans & P/B. Clean. $1425. 546-7326 PVT Party. '71 Ler.-tans 2 dr Sport, R/H. air. auto, buckets. xtras, $ 2 3 4 5 . POY.'er steering, power brakes, auto. trnns., vi nyl roo[, (359BSX) 2 dr. hardtop. VS, auto. trans., ra-540-8588. dlo, heater, powe; steerlng, power ·"n,-F"l'°'R°"E°'s"'1n"'o"",""F"°o-nn-u"'1a-.""350~ 1 brakes, fact. ,rur cond., landau eng. Au to. air C(lrn:I, tape dk, $2575 '69 Marquis Coupe. Auto. trans., radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, fac- tory air cond., landau roof, (323· DFB) $2175 roof, (417AGH) $3.aK!. 963-4877. $1575 '70 GTO Convt. Full pwr. 32,000 ac1ual mi's. $1900 or ------------1 offer.~. '67 Volvo 144S RAMBLER 4 dr., auto. trans., air cond., Clean, 1970 REBEL Station Wgn ., 6 (626BSX) cylinder, automatic, radio, $12 75 heater. white side walr a. (119AUK). $1495. Harbor American, 1969 Ha r b o r Blvd., Costa Mesa 645-mo T·BIRD '71 OIDS CUTLASS CPE. '68 THUNOERISIRD 4 Dr. VS. auto., P.S., P,-B., factory air, vinyl roof. special mag type "1tls., & prem. tires. (119ASE) Kelley Blue Book Price $1w,, Like new, 16,000 miles, power steering, power brakes, air cond., Landau roof. (548DSD) Sale Priced 2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa A1esa At Fair Od ve 546-!017 ohnson .& son Ho1ne Of The Ne• Car • • • "Golde n Tetac:J." ·n HATCH.BACK New e~, LOW mileage. 5 1il1chelin Tlres, A/C. Xlnt cond. $1575. 1\11 I' ( I If.' y ) 2626 HAR.lll>IUl.LV.l!.~OF_CARS, c.os:rA.MESA . -- • ' • l J ~ NOW .. 1973 LANDAU ' CONTINENT AL MOTOR HOMES ·.n VEGA H atch h..ac k . Custom--On'Ome. ,.Ex. cond. SllOO. 54Wl51., 557-1110 "WMt.e Elephants" O'Vel\- running .)'O<O" -Tum thtrn 1ntO "Catl'i" .•• •ll th<m -• Dolly Pilot cluiltied Id! I .. ' ' ' • • ' ' . . -Solturdil)', April 21, ~94' DAILY PILOT --' • ~ ,. • • . W&fl&lD -w>u.a· -.u11111S1. .. '73 CHRYSLER s9900 . MO. For onlV • montlls wltll s:lllO + T&L ~-Oeftrrld !MY· menl Pi"lc:t ~.50. APR ,,31'1fo. Ctlh prict I.mt. + T&L. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . THE ECONOMY CHAMP! "' . -. . _,.., I 00 MO. PLYMOUTH .. Fully fac.tory eq ui pped. Ec~nomy & style! ,1 051 -Ser. 17051. For only 4 mos. with nMt & T&L down, dl'lernd pymt. price 12m.«1. APR 1D.12'lio 0.A.C. u1• + T•11: .. Lie. C111h Prlc1. IMMEPIATE DELIVERY 36 ·MONTH ·WARRANTY . ON ALL USED CARS PARTS AND LABOR 7-DAY TRIAL EXCHANGE I '' ,I . '73 PLYMOUTH -FURY ltadtd Wllh tllt IOllClwl .. I~ Gf 9QWIPll'ltlll. VI, llK· trMk ltnUlo!I sr-1tm, Powtr SfHrl119, C•rtMIS. l'twef' fn111t. bbc •r•ll••, T1"1Wllt1 Tr•n1ml11lon, D1r/N19ht ln-sldt Mlrrt<", OklVil aex Lock, Cigar Lighter, l~•ld1 HOX1d llfMH. Drtp 1111 Mouldl .. , FNm SNI C111hilln•. l!'lld• SMt-Vlnyt, TlrqlltlfU!t T ... 1111mluloll, Jlt c .1,0. -IErtSIU!t! • Cylinder, Tlllted G11u-All Win.dow1, l tmNll Contl"DI Mir· l'Of'-ltfl, Afr Ctne!Uloning, J SJIMd Wlnchhltld WfW$, Emhcilo!tt: Celllrol sr11em .. Ttsllflt, Radio-AM, Vinyl ll:Mf, Dtlue W1tMt Cll\ltl'S, G.li0li-Tt11 Gtllon1, Tir- G71 .1 IJ Wlillt Skltwtll. · s9700 . MO. r For only ... lnll!lth• with SlOO down + T&L. Dell!f"r!'d ,,.y. mtnl price 1-1111.SO. APR 12 .• ,. O.,A.C, Caal! pr1c;e »5SO + T&L IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 00 MO. NIW 7 3 VEGA _$$9t,\o. .BRAND NEW PLYMOUTH The economy car that is sure to pleaiel Ser. 186848. Fw only oil month1 wllh SDI down + Tl • & lie. 0.. ftrred paym.nl price 122•.«1. APR IO.J6'S. O.A.C. Ca.9h prlc• 117N plus 11• &. Uc. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NIW '73 DUSTER $59 MO. EL MAKES & ODILS. ' NIW,'73 Pl~TO $59 ,MO. Your choice o! colon for 36 mos. open end lease on opp. credit. ASK FOR LORNE fEAL Y ci-Mp.1 531 -2601 !69 PL YMIUTH :'71 CH•YSLER '68 CHEVROLET '70 BUICK '72 CHEVROLET ITAi.WAH• 1. ....... CAPRICE ''ILI C'l'llA 225'' "PACTORY AIR CCllllllTIO••I'' ~ V-8, auto. trons., factory air conditioning, v..a, outo .. trans., fottory air conditioning, Custom power windows, radio, hlatw, whit.-2 Or. Hardtop. VS, eutometic, radio, full power, power steering, power disc v.e, radio, heater & much, much more . brakes) power windows, power Mats, rodio, (022EJ") power -ng. pow« (dbc) bnrbs ,radio, wall tires, tape dock, tplit joirl--. heater, power steering, FACTORY -0 .....,,Jully vmyl m.r;... (XWN388) . (955CRV) heoter, whitewall tir .. , landou top, tilt J.h..1 . " AIR, t..ndau Roof. XTA-011 . ' (313FUG) I• ~888 '71 CRICKEn ~-· -· -· full vmyl hi-back bucket-· , . (24120) • ·~$·· . '71 PL YltOUTH • IATILUTI ' V-8, Olito. ftlns., radio, heater, whit.wall ( Hres, plus much, ""'h ,,,_, (130DJT) ------' ' • - s11aa '72 FORD ly .a • factory air conditioning, power steering, .-ad;o, heotor, foll vinyl soats. (42462) S1888 Rad'oo, ......,., whnwall ttrw, wMof covors. (473BQH) . sm I I I . • ~788 WE'RE BRAID IEW WE'LL TRY HARDER "rRY IS ll'U UIE IS" EASY TO REACH ARTESIA . t1 FWY. d lfERITAGf .... !-> -~ CllNDlfWOOO .l • -• -! u • ·-U.llrwoDO-~ CfNflll OH AMO -405 FWY. AT THI COINIR CAHOlEWOOO ·CLARK ' " I s19aa '67 DODGE RTllARIWO" V-8, auto . trvns., bucbt MOfl, con1ale1 chrome whoels. (UE435) s3aa '68 PLYMOUTH . . ''••••-••'' 383 v.e, rad;o, ......... wfl;i.wall tires, whoo! covers. (YUR329) • S1588 '69 DODGE l'OLAllA 2-door, V-8, cwto. trans., factory air cond~ tioning, poww st.ering, radio, heater, whit .. wall tires, full wheel covers,' dual brake sys. tom . (0.56EPM) SJ88 '71 PINTO AITO.TRA•L • Radio, heatw, whitewall tir .. , vinyl roof, whHI covers, bucket ..ats, deluxe interior. (207COJ) ' saaa " • . - I DAILY PILOT Saturday, Aptll 21, 1q73 ON ION ·F·ORD' BRA ND 'N-EW 1973 'MUSTANG 2 DR . SPORTSROOF $ 07 PER I REPEAT I • OFFER • THIS WEEKEND ONLY YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN •• 301CID 1 Y Y·I, Cruho, rodio, pwr. ' 1tffrint & frt. 41w braliff, wide o'tol WSW tiro1, radio, '''· (3f02f114214) 1376 MONTH •99 TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT, O.A.C. ... i1 ....i • """· MS.07 i1 1.i.t -· l"l'lllt. IMt. fll•, '1l IK-...i .. -dwwM • .,,.. 1rMit .... 41 -. o.19,...,, ,,_.. ,,._ $W2.:W. ind ... I~-..., ,...., 7J I"-• if ,_,...... ff ,.1 caM. lvll ..ii,.._ 1' W'"-ts i.1 • ..i.1 ""· ·n "'-· AM«>M rDCINl'AGI un 12.Jft. BRAND NEW 1973 GRAND TORINO THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS , , .$99 OVER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS $90 DEALER PREPARATION, _FACTORY RETENTION-FEE, -2 .:l>R.:_. . HARDTQP CrvilO, WSW tlr91, ,.._., 1,..rl111, & lrt. dlK ltrak11, ntdlo, tlntff 9lc111, •''• concl., vl liblllty ,....,,, whefl CO'ttr1. (3A30fl99152) 992 98 --SALES TAX AND LICENSE. THE FOLLOWING CARS 'APPLY ONLY: e PINTOS •99 TOTAL DOWN PATMINT O.A.(. .fft 11 1e1.i "'-,,_,SUM.ff It ..... -,,.,, 6"cL tu. 'n lie-& .. "--t ~ • .,,.., crWil 1w 41 -. 1111i.rrM "•·,.a ss1u.cw 1.i. • 1i-.-..., ..-. ?J ,.._ • ",.. ~ .. ~ ..,_, hn -ii ,,_ ii Jl'lf.11 i..1. wlt1 te11, '7J ._ .uNW. PllClffTMI IA.ft 117ft. 1969 LTD 2 DR. H.T . va, fact. air cond., $ power steering, power brakes, viny l roof, lux· · · ury tr im, dark green. 1896JL P) ' 1970 LTD ·4 D·lt H.T. va. fact. air cond .. power sleering, power brakes, vinyl roof, brown. Check this one out! !960AQE) $ 19T2 'PINTO Runabout Auto. trans., power disc brakes, rad io, heater, 2.000 motor, accent group Ex cellen t cond. 458EID · $. 1-972 FORD Fl 00 V2 T . Custo m 8 , Styleside Pickup V-8. a uto . trans.,· power steering, radio, heater. Mag. wheels, w/raised white leller tires.· A real.cream pulf.-21903K------' • . ~ . . -•MAVERICKS - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY A DR. H.T., VS, auto. trans .. factory air, JlO'Nel' steeriog, power brakes, vinyl roof, FM stereo, beautiful blue. (196FEDI Factory air, full power. 120SCRL) '67 COUGAR V8, auto. trans., factory air, power steering, power It_ brakes, vinyl roof. CUZLAlll ~ FASTBACK. ve, 4 speed, radio, hea'.tef, whitewall $ tires. Priced to sell! Save. Stk. l&S2A. ' '65 CHEV. 6 cyl., white. (SA2321l 1969 FORD LTD 2 OR. H.'r. vs, auto. trans., f~ory air condition· ing, power steering, pow!r (disc) brl;kes, radio. htater. whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers. Luxury trim. Dart Metalic Green in ta1 • ..ll.!l!Y a Melod • XX_H59S ___ . , • • -- HD BRAND NEW 1973 FORD LTD , 2 DR. HARDTOP_ $ 351 CID 2 Y Y-:1, •Ir ...... ,.,,...., , .. ~..... "°"" WSW , tim, thtted 91011, wtl•ef' &•ver1. (3J62Hl5406S) ~99 TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT O.A.C. 17 PER MONTH ' .BRAND N EW 1973 LTDWAGOJI COUNTRY S.QUIRE 400 CID 2Y Y·I , heovy My tu .. peMion, oir cond., light ,,_,, co.venience ,,..,,,, ntdlol WSW ti,..., IUftCIP rack, tinted 9iou, ett. (3J76$169122) 1019 •99 TOTAL DOWN PATMIN1' O.A.C. If PER MONTH m i1 MNI .. ,,..,. $111.21 ii"""-,,.._ IM:L ta, 7J a.-& ti"'-......... 119'51Ill'41 - ~,,.... ,m iMl • .tl fi _ _,......, 7J"'-•ll ,_,..,,.,_, ................... 7MI .... · •tu. 72 .._, .vtlMl PUC9fl'Ml t•n 1119'11.. 1968 , CADIL LA"C De -ville Fact. air cond., full $ power, conv., excellent cond. See this one! IWAF042) -v-a. au10:-trans., power steering, power (disc) brakes, radio, heater1 Dual Rear wheels, Low miles, like new thruout. 23565H 2 OR. H.T. V-8( auto. trans., factory air con= ditioning, power steer· ing, radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers Beautiful regal red w/whit~ vinyl r.f. low miles Sharp! ,914.AEO $ 1970 LTD BROUGHAM VB, auto. trans., fact. air cond .•. power steering, tinted glass, .t dr., hard- top, ·CQpper, excell. ' • cond.'(36lBSE)' • • • I