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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-04-28 - Orange Coast Pilot--O~':'nge Coast- ED ·ITION VQL. 66, NO. 118, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES -I ORANGE ~OUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 197 3 Dhne-a•Llne Bargains TODAY! TEN CENTS Controversy Baging Over Care of Aliens 1 By JOHN V ALTERZA 01 tllt Dl llW Piiot Sl11f Tired, starving, broke and scared, the lanky man from 1'1exJco most certainly ~bought he was home free after manag- mg to ¥:alk past the border patrol roadblock at San Ono£re. ~ce tie was past that cluster of trees surrounded by a red fence, he thought he could rest a while before heading north past San Clemente. But by then, the electronics al the Nix- on estate had alerted authoi-itie and San Clemente police were already on thei r way to pick him up. Once he saw the unirorms he panicked. He stumbled on the bou1ders at San Clemente State Beach, and the fall drove his chin into the granite. , It left a gash two inches long -a cut which needed a physician's attention. At police headquarters he received a meal and first aid. Then he became the ·cente r of a bitter argument which has repeated itself thousands , of times over in recent n1onths. \Vho would be responsible for the man's medical care? A San Clemente desk officer launched the conlrontation by insisting to a border patrolman that the man was the responsibility of ihe federal government and he needed immediate treatment. The patrolman insisted that regulations don't permit his agency to pay for medical care. ''There isn't any money anyway," he added. He won that round. The injured man was taken to San Clemente General Hospital, stitched up. then was turned over for deportation. The county paid the bill. The conllict is a minor example of a crescendo of controversy and frustration surrounding the large invasion or illegal aliens into Southern California Utls spring. The figures, according to overwrought patrol officials at San Ysidro are stag- gering. ~ .. And so is the tab being paid by tax- payers in San Diego and Orange counties for the care and keeping of men, women and children \\'ho enter the country Il- legally and get hurt in the process. The strain on the relationship bet\\'cen the border patrol and local agencies Is extreme. / In San Diego CoWlty, the figures are most awesome. Assistant Border Patrol Chief Dale S\\'ancutt said Friday that in the first quarter of the year his officers detained and deported 33,435 persons. And out of that huge number , the cost to that county·s taxpayers at one hospital alone far medical care exceeded $300,000 j in only three 1nonths. . . The federal government did not reun-, burSl' :i cent to that facility, University Hospital. because the s-t r-i-e-t--in--- terpretation of the law says that if a person is in the county illegally and re- quires medical treatment, he Is an in· digent person and will be cared for by local government. In the complef system of illegal im- migra!Jon and the attempts to stop It, the !See ALIENS, Pago l) Battle at Wounded l(nee Leaves. One Indian Dead Crash Iffils 'Warrior' Tustin Teen 2nd Victim On Highway . Of Gunfire -==~= One Tustin teenager died and another miraculously escaped major injury Friday when the speeding sports car in which they were ridinR lost control near Cryatal Cove on Pacific Coast Highway and ftlpped ovet,-the Callfomla Highway Patrol said today. ~PINEFRIOOE;'-&IT.-f!JPI~·=="°' cond battle of Wounded Knee" has left It's That Time ~ .:.Daylight Savings Time mean s that you set your clock ahead one bQ~ "" unday -at 2 a.m. if you want to be exact. But what-do you do if :-you're-shooting the sun \vi th a sextant. It's dark at 2. a.m. Tliat seems to be the dilemma of pretty Joanah Libsack, 19 of Corona del Mar. he is a _physical education and agriculture major at Orange Coas t , .College and enjoys swimming and wa'ler polo. Coast Projects 011 Docket For Conservation Panel ~A total of 138 construction projects, in· cluding 39 a1ong the Orange C.Oast, are on tqe. agenda or th~ South Coast Regional ~e Conservation Commission Monday. ~e lengthy agenda includes 69 items oQ a C<>nsent calendar. Those are mostly single-family and small apartment pro- j®ts and can be approved simultaneously. The comm\Slion created by Prop. 20 lib jurisdiction over development within f ,000 yards of mean high tide line in Orange and Los Angeles counties. The meeting is at 9 a.m. in Long Beach Jtarbor Department headquarters, 9'l5 H'arbor Plaza Drive. Consideration of a commission denial ol a permit application for a 14-unit apartment complex in Capistrano Bench also ls scheduled. F.D. Grant Company developers or the Fifes to Retreat proposed project, contend they weren't notified of the. public hearing or the staff report recon1mending denial. Tbe commission agreed to rehear the case on technical grounds. Orange Coast projects on tbe agenda include: -A 66-u nit apartment complex located about 1,600 feet back £rom ·the Hunt· ington Harbour Channel in Huntingtoo Beach by Prudential Construction Co. -A treatment plant, subsequent to ac- quisition of an existing six million- gallons-per-day facility from the city of 5an Juan Capistrano, 'in San Juan Capistrano. by South East Regional Reclamation Authority. -T"·o restaurants in undeveloped por- tion of parcel seven in Dana Point Harbor by Dana Point Associates. __ !>uJ!lt!._ at 910 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach by Fred J. Wlillace. Robert A. Claytor, 17, died of massive internal iQjuries at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach two hours after the s:ngle-car smashup at about 9:20 p.m. A CHP ·spokesman said the Jaguar XKE was apparently traveling north bet\veen Laguna Beach and Newport Beach "at an extremely high rate of speed." "The car went out of control, hit a guard rail, flipped over and rolled into the southbound shoulder," the spokesman said. Officers said the car was driven by Christopher A. Jones, 17, who was thrown from the car when it flipped over but escaped with minor cuts and bruises. "That car was completely mangled ." said the CHP spokesman . "\Ve can 't even tell if there were any license plates on it because they weren't with the wreckage." First aid was administered to Claytor at the accident scene by an unidentified Costa Mesa doctor and his wife but the effort was in vain as Claytor died on the Hoag emergency room operating table of his injuries. "' The CHP spokesman said he ·did not kno\v if charges would be filed against Jones in the fatal crash. AnQheim Crash Kills Woman. 22 , A 22-year-old.Long Beach woman died Friday in Anaheim when the foreign mini-car she was driving smashed into the rear of a California Highway Patrol car parked at the scene of a road hazard, the CHP said today. Police said Katherine Johnston was going at freeway speeds on the Riverside Freeway between Brookhurst Street and Magnolia Avenue when, for some unex- plained reason she ran full speed into the back of the patrol car. 'CHP Officer Ross Yeaman said he had · just gotte n back into his car after helping a tow truck remove a damaged truck when the accident occurred. Police said the victim dled"1nstantly. O.IW ft\i.t' ...... ~ llldWC I(...., UNIDENTIFIED 001=TOR GIVES FIRST AID TO TUSTIN TEENAGER Police Say Driver (In White T-shirt in Backgrou-nd) Lost Control Diedrich Takes Pot Shots At Caspers Social Action By JACK BROBACK Of ft!e OtllJ Piie! Slllf Third Distri ct Supervisor Ra l p h Diedrich. addressing the Orange City Democratic R o s t r u m, took some strong shots at Board Chairman Ronald W. Caspers of Newport Beach. "He voted against every social pro- gram since I have beeri on the board and now he proposes a cultural C<>mmission," Diedrich charged. "The proposal was given to him a year ago. Why did he bring it uo now? He's not up for re-elec- tion that soon." Diedrich, at first boasting or the Democratic majority on the Orange County board -three members are registered.._Oemocrats -. warned th~t "the Republicans better. look out -the Peoples Party is tMving ahead." Elective seats on the Orange County Board of Supervisors are considered non- pnrtisan orfices. There has, however, 1lid some research and found I was wrong. I broug·ht it back to the board and the three Democrats approved it." He said Caspers has issued press releases blaming his defeats ~n issues to the three Democrats. "I have no trouble getting along with the other Republican," the su)>erv:isor said1 referr:ing to David L. Baker. l~e said Caspers' office has no dialogue with the others on the sixth floor -in the supervisors' offices. Diedrich theit turned to his defeated opponent, former Supervisor William Phillips. "He boasted of the low cost or Orange Count y government compared to other counties. But he wasn't comparing apples o apples. The answer is-that we are not providing ss many services as some counties. We have special districts with taxing powers lo fill the gap." He was asked bow he stood on the en- viron mental impact versus land use. Nixon ·Mulling -Wat~rgate been a strong flavor of partisan politics at the counfy tioard level in recent years. The Rostrum is a new Orange County Oc.mocratiC organization sponsored by the party's Democratic Central Com- millee. Meetings ·with·top party spciifers "Environmentalists have some rigbUul cau!;eS but a complete no-growth policy is not the answer. We must see both sides." Asked what the greatest Orange Coun· ty problem is. he tnswered tha,1 it was undoubtedly deciding on the future en· vlronment. WASHINGTON-(AI>) .:0:.President Nix· m was afone in the seclusion of his moun- taintop retmt today, apparently to tharf. a course through the grave problems lbe ·W•tergate revelations are bringing his administration. . Re made the short-notice Olghl to Cami> Dovid, Md., late Friday a Jew houri arter naming a temporaey suc- ctssor to L. Patrick Gray In who r..tgn- od under fire as bead of the FBI. -llls-•mbottleclaides, dom~tic adviser_ John EhrUckman and chief of stall II. R: Erllsbman....:. fr~ent companloits on suC h problem-sol~ing tripS -remained behind admidst repc>rU they are fighting for their jobs. In a freakish tum, the Watergate case th.reatened to_ disrupt too Pentagon Papers' trial or Daniel 'Ellsberg and Anthony Russo In Los .Angeles. with of· ficlal disclosure that two Watergate are held otice a month. + defendants ' burglarized ~ oUif"' ~ Retul)\l!'i to_lhe culwrar <"Ommission Ellsberg 's psychiatris\Jorllls recoi'd!. _ lclea. Diedrich said, "I am not '""' ~ 'M1e aj>pointment of William J. can legislate culture. And ror financing, 1 Ruckelshaus, to serve a~ acting head of can't see ostng revenue sharing funds." the FBI witil a permanent successor can "I am not sure what Caspers had In he found. cllmixed an e~ent·fllled day in mind. If he ls prcparal to spend some t~ tangled Waterga~e aftermath that money, I will support him," the suw theS-O development$: supervisor continued. "But I hop< he will -Ebrliehmltn admitt&I being present change his polltlcal atUtQde." when lhe doau!lents were handed to Dtedrteh tailed .Uentlon to lho free, Gray, but denied he ordered their tallcabs !or ltidl1<nt pr<gnan\ women. "I dtllructloo. voted against It the !lrst time around but ' I -' . :f'io Cuts -on Tips? SACRAMENTO (AP) -Walters and waitresses would get all the tip a cuttomer leaves and m a n a g e m e n t woulljn't get • cut un4er a bUI cleorj,ng the i\sa<mbly Thursday with. ooe vote to Sf>llr<. Assemblyman Leroi Greene, (D- Sacnunento) authored lhe bill. ,\ one Ogliila Siou X ''Warrlor"«tea-rand another man wounded. Lawrence Lamont, 31, a Pine Ridge Reservation Slou~. was killed in bursts of gunfll'e Friday between federal .forces and Indians holdh!c~. w...--KJloL A- second man was wounded, the lndlans said. Lamont became the secood person to die since Indians took over the historic haml et 60 days ago. One Wounded Knee occupier, Frank Clearwater, was shot in the head on April 17 and died Tuesday. Shortly after Lamont's body was removed from the village, a government spokesman said he had heard reports of Indian plans that would risk new out.- breaks. Stanley Lyman, Pine Ridge superin- tendent of the Bureau o( Indian Affairs, said he was "very concerned about the possibility" that Wounded Knee occupiers will attempt to bury Clearwater in the village despite knowledge that Oglala Sioux chieftains will oppose the burial. Richard Wilson, president of the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council, has said thal Clearwater was an Apache and cannot be buried at Wounded Knee. Thomas Oxendine, B I A com- munications director, said Lhe steady fir~ ing started Thursday night and ended at 2:40 p.m. MST Friday when the Indians se nt word by radio they wanted a cease- fire because "they had ooe dead and one wounded warTior." Oxendine said Lamont had strong ties to "establishment" lndJans of the reservation who have been bitterly op- posed to the occupation of Wounded Knee by other Indians. +, J..i;imont was the son or Agnes Lamont, a lfIA employe and a teacher's aide Ox· endine said, and the brother of Lloyd "Toby" Eagle Bull, secretary of the Oglala Tribal Council. Oxendine said federal marshals and FBI men fired "n0n-tox.ic" tear gas-into the Indian bunkers. It was the first time they had done so, he said. A spokesman for the Wounded Knee occupiers called the UPI New York office and said the firing was started by "Dick Wilson's goon squad'' and that Lamont's family has decided Lamont will be buried at Wounded Knee. Orange Coast Weather Considerable cloudiness is the way the weatherlady sees It for today, with partial clearing in the afternoon hours. Slightly cooler today wilh highs al the beaches in the 60s rising to 70 inland. INSIDE TOltAY University of Coltfornfa Pres- ide11l.CIM!<l•1·Hi~Collfor. 'Ilia'• nlghe~pa1Wf>"b1lc .. /fieia1; tA.nd he al.so receives king.sized frlttge benefits. See story, Page 4. 1 .. 11 , • I 11.11 1•1.t , , ' • % DAILY PILOT S.tturcSal, AprU 28, 197! Lotv-flphtg Toar -Nixon Vows-Aid-- But I've Just Gotten \ Used to Standard Time By JACK CllAPPELL 01 ftl9 D1ll1 '11•1 ltttt ··TIJ\IE JS OUT OF JOINT." observed Shakespeare v.·henever he wanted to denote confusion, calamity and di sturbance. And that is just a:r.actly what the twice-a.-year tinkering Y.'ith clocks wrought by daylight savings time means to us poor mortals who have to con· " tend with the spring rorward, fall back dictum. ~ 'I:_ime m~y not be out of joint, but it certainly gets dis- located. We all will be springing forward Sunday. Like most men who grump along in their own par- .:;p; ticular ruts , I view the change with some appre hension . / The hour hand on the clocks may dart ahead , but, I will conti,nue to get hungry. to get sleepy, to awaken and ~ ·1 to look for the sun to dip .below. th.e yardarm at Pacific Standard Time for weeks. CHAL9,1Lt. DAYLIGHT SAVING Til\.1E is one or those things bequeathed to us all by war, like old Army uniforms. It was first imposed in the United States by J>rcsidcnt \Voodrow Wilson during World \Var t as a fuel and energy saving plan iniliated by Robert Gar-- land of Pittsburgh. I've ~n Pittsburgh during the day, and for the life of me, I can't figure out why Garland wanted more daylight, war or no war. Following the war, the Twenties roared and Daylight Savings Time was repealed. But, again, during World War II, .Daylight Savings Time was reestablished on a yea r-round basis by law. Currently, Daylight Savings Time provisions are part of the Uniform Time Act of 1966, probably slipped through Congress when no one was looking. . THER E _ARE THOSE who view Daylight Saving Time as a Communist threat, not just as a piquing personal inconvenience. Sonie folks in the com bel t, I'm told by an escapee, believe Daylight Saving Time is a Communist plot to destroy crops by the extra hour of in- c,reased sunshine and to cause increase wa ter shortages by increased evapora- uon from lakes and strean1s. Others ma.intain that by getting Americans used to small ('hanges in basic things. the Reds can slip iii a different form of government. And what is more basic than time, they ask. · · 1\1inisters too, I would imagine, view darkly the small :iudiences on Day- light Savings Sunday as the Lord's flock oversleeps or yawns a bit more often D•llr Pilot St11ff PllGlo ED DANES !LEFT} AND JOHN BAUMAN READY FOR VOYAGE TO OHIO 7,SQO.mile Trip on Tiny Cruiser "Solamente" (Spanish for Alone) Voyage to Ohio For Flood Areas; WASHINGTON (UP.I)'.... !frer making an aerial survey in hi~ presidential jet of the flood-ravaged l.tissis.sippi River Valley , Presideot NixQO promised Friday that "full federal assistance will be pro- vi ded as long as needed." Accompani<!d by Sen. John C. Stemtis, ID-Miss.,) and two of his top aides, H.R. Haldeman and Jolm D. Ehrlichman, Nix- on got a first-hand look at what he called "the most massive flood-fightiog effort of this century." After viewing the damage -which has been estimated as high as $400 million - the 'President added Arkansas ·and Louisiana to the list of states eltgible for federal aid. "I have already issued major disaster declarations for Missouri, Illinois and Two-headed Baby Dies In Argenina BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -A baby boy born with two heads died Fri· day in a private Buenos Aires clinic, doctors said. Mi!sissippi," Nixon said. "Today l am declaring Arkansas and Lo u i s i a n a disaster areas as 'A'elL" Nixon also announced that AgricultUre Secretary Earl L. Butz will make a. special inspection tour of the Mississippi next week, frorn Moline, IU ., south to Greenville, Miss. "O:luntless acts ol heroisn1 and sacrifice have been performed by the people of Mississippi, and the other states hit by floods this spring, and remarkable resourcefulness in the face of adversity has been shown by the various state and local govemmenlS' here in the regton ," Nixon said. In WJ shi ngton , Thomas S. Kleppe. head of the U.S. Small Business Administration , said the specific areas of each of the five states eligible for the federal aid will be designated by the or. lice of Emergency Preparedness. FronaPngel ALIENS ... chances for the inunigrant to become tn need of medical care are severe. -.... Smugglers, who have built 1i multimillion-dollar industry out of their human cargo, are most to blame, Swan• cult asserted. "The smuggler never does the driving. He assigns that job to one of the tm- Physicians at the San Cristobal Clinic migrants, and often those people can'l ~aid the baby, born Monday in Tucuman even drive. • apparently died from a heart malfun~ "The percentage of accidents involving ti on. The doctors said the infant had two smuggling cases is ridiculous," he said. spinal colum ns, nor~l ~rms and legs, One such acccident last year injured a one heart and two lungs, one or which did man so severely that he has spent nearly By WlLLJAM SCJIREIBER for ihe trip \Yas mind·boggling, Danes not function. a year"under intensive. care at.Universi- 0 1 ti!• o.ur P1"1 51111 said. 'l'he doctors said ~re was a small ty. The county is p3ying the bills, grudg- Laridlubbers Take Lo1ig Way Home • Tv.'o midwestern adv ers are about \ · I · d f I k protrusion of flesh between the two ingJy. THE LIVES OF BARTENDERS, too. are compl1·cated by Day11·ght Sav-' specia oversize ue tan make~ d The tab ·has gone past $45,000. to embark on an sual and ~rha the · bo t 600 ·1 d B hea s, which acted independently of each ings Time. Although the State of California cuts through the time jiggle neatly ry ps tr range a u mi es an auman other. Aside from the health-care issue, yet to prevent an extra hour of drinking in the fall when clocks are turned back never before undert en voyage -from predicts gasoline alone will cost $2 000 another matter is causing extreme through the sennon. from 2 a.m. to I a.m. The Alcoholic Beverage Control insists that Daylight Newport Beach to iricinoati, Ohio by for the trip. Special filters had to be' in· The baby was flown to Buenos Aires tension in government circles. Savings Time or no, bars close two hours after midnight. boat. stalled on :the engine to accommodate for examination by medical exper·IS. Doc-A recent crackdown by the San Diego I suppose \Ye're lucky that Daylight Savings Time has come about only John Bauman and d Danes came on poor-grade foreign fuel. 'tors here said that the infant showed Cowity Sheriff's· office on cab drivers recently. their first visit to the Harbor Area for !\'fore than 200 separate charts will be' more than normal vitality when it was driving aliens has backfired-on Sheritf 1 "A penny saved is a penny earned" Ben Franklin said while he was minis· much the same reason an economy-mind-needed just to get to the mouth of the taken from an oxygen tent and then John Duffy. -. tcr to France, suggesting_lhen...lhaLstores._and..otfica....be_ope.ned_earlieLand ed car shopper saves a few hundred !\l1ssissippi and it's all upstream from returned. Criticism of tfle practice has caused 'r--1<'--:closed.sooner...-to.save_the_cost_of_~, ·~e.a.OOUo~._early to rise" Beil --cl~llars-by-nying to-Detroit to piclrup·h1s -th:r.;.-Bauman ·said. . They said that when one leg was pinch· ~fy to interP."!'.~t tl:i!.! __ J~l\'.Jtrictly_~.Q~. was apparently int.he wrong place for such a suggestion. The romantic French~ ------new-car. .1-~-:-gl~d.=we'-re~not:=:::gomg:=:up th·e-::::ed;.;;..ihe:;head:::00::::th.a8jtie-__of:::th~ld to rules which on .. ~~_state Uit 1-am-told,value thell'-hours-to-repose. • The differellce in this case is that the 1'.11ss1ss1pp1 right now,'' Danes said. "It'll would cry, but the other head would not. onlytlie 'BOrder Patrol ts-teg81lya\.loweQ • two m~n drove out from Ohio to pick up probably be mid-summer by the time 'A'e The parents remained in· Tucuman and to detain, question or actually arrest I DON'T MIND the fall, turn-the-clock·back routine so much. There's something nice about a 25-hour day. Almost as if you gain an extra day every 24 hours. And, of course , it is an extra l\'eekend day. But, in spring, 1 always feel cheated. There's something rotten about a 23-hour Swiday. a new cabin cruiser and float it home. get there so ·these flood waters will have asked that their oames not be revealed. aliens. "When I priced the boat back home it subsided a bi~." . The mother, who is in good health, had This . ~eek, say wire-service reports, was about $1,000 more than if 1 bought it . ~auman said the boat will have pro-taken no fertility drugs. The parents are author1~1e~ throughout the 00!-1fltY s1!11ply out here," said Bauman, a bearded, sue-v1s1ons for on1y a few days and frequent reported to have a normal 3~year-old are notifying the patrol of alien activity. cessful real estate investor. "So 1 figured stops will be made along the way for daughter. ~ are letting the immigrants go on I wonder if God knows that if he chose to rest on the last Sunda~ in April that He'd have to get back to work after only 23 hours? ' d th fresh food and a little south-of-the-border their ·way. we' put at into a trip and sail home." relaxation. Swancutt sees little relief in sight. Neither Bauman nor Danes, who is Danes said Bauman is footing most of Folk Smg" er Nabbed The . official laughed cynically . when se\f.proclaimed "jack or all trades and the bill for the journey and got a good a~ked if the flood of aliens has crunped former nightclub owner," really expected shot in the ~alle.t during 8 layover in Las ~. depart,~~t's ~dget. Police Find Human Hair, Blood :h1 l(emper Vehicle lo get much publicity for their expected Vegas coming out to California. Bauman On Non-support Rap Budget . he said. 7,500-mile joorney back to the nearly bet $2,000 on a single dice roll and \von " ... you mean .all 7~ cents' worth?" land-locked midsection of the nation, another $2.000 Danes said. CULVER CITY, ~) _ Folk singer O:lngress, he said, Wlll have to take a despite its obvious hazards. Danes fiiur~s they'll need a litfle luck Glenn Yarbrough was taken into custody comple~ly new. look. at ~e pat~l's fiscal According to Bauman, the tiny, 24-foot like that to keep them going. Friday on a misdemeanor warrant n~s if the situation ts to improve. cruiser will ply some of the most Just in case he wears a leather thong charging him with failing lo provide child .At this stage 1 go home and burn a lot t he st I t · the Id d h. ' k · of incense. reac rous coo a wa ers 1n wor , aroun is nee from which dangles a support for his two children. "M be th .11 1 go through the Jocks of the Panama weathered shark's ,tooth. Danes says it's Yarbrough, a former member of the a~ at w1 he p . change th; Canal, up to the Yucutan Peninsula, not a good luck piece but "when we Limelighters group, was arrested at his allocations ~or the ncx~ fiscal year, . across to Florida and then up 1,300 miles f' i h I' · t · . ' . d Sv1ancutt said. of the mighty Mississippi and Ohio ~~t sl~st ~ go111g o retire it so It oesn't mother-in-law's home here and later "Nothing else seems to work," he ad- SANTA CRUZ, (AP) -Human hair, blood. ammunition and a shovel were found Friday in an impounded auto Ollo'Il- ed by Edn1und Emil Kemper III. who claims nine won1en slaying victims, authorities said. -Using a search \\•arrant . Paul ~J. Dougherty, a criminalist from the San Mateo County sheriff's office conducted a three-hour field study of Kemper's 1969 battered yellow auto. finding strands of blonde and dark human hair, a blood· stre~ked backseat, a clip of .JO-caliber ammunition and a spent bullet lodged in an interior car panel. e Q11h1t11plets PORTLAND. Ore. 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' "I'm not positive, but I've heard talk that this may be the first time this has ever been done," said Danes in his easy drawl. 11111·1••••· I it1·~ lf.. 11111·11111· I;,,., ~ 11111·1,,,,. I,,,., ~ llt1rl•1•1· I,,,., e 611nrd Dies I.OS At.;GELES (AP ) - A security guard wounded Sunday when police ex- ( IN SHORT ... ) changed gunfire 'with a man accused of killing six persons, has died at Counly- USC ~tedicat Center. Jlospita l officials said Verscll Bennett, 58. of Los Angeles died Thursday night. He had been listed in critical condition after suffering bullet wounds in the neck and chest as he tr ied to help police arrest \Villiam Bonner. e Kidnap Thrent BUENOS-AIRES !UPI 1 -Kidnapers told the \\'Orking class parents of a 10- yca r-old boy Friday they will cut the child in l\\'O and send the parts to his mother and grandmpther unless a $50.000 ransom is paid. The parents of Daniel Lopez, abducted Jasl Sunday in the 36th kidnaping in Argentinn this year. paid a $5.000 ransom Friday night for lhe boy's safe return and v.·aited a phone call telling then1 where to fi nd him. e ttuake Dnmage i-IILO, Ha\vail rU PI ) -The damage toll from a rurnbling earthquake \.\•hlch ''shook this island like a rug., passed the $2 1nillion mArk Friday. Tt'Bc hers straightened out four schools closed in the aftermath of the 'vors t quake ln liawaii in two decades while merchants cleaned up stock shaken off shelves and covered broken windows with plywood. ,. e Brnudo Plan Perhaps the most frightening aspect of the trip -though neither man voiced any real apprehension -is the fact that neither has had more than a few hours experience navigating on the high seas. "John's done some boat racing on the 1'.1ississippi and I did a little sailing in Florida but that's about it,·· Danes said. "I kno\v one thing and that is thiit we'll know son1cthing before this is all over. Ju st piecing together the \'ital statistics Los Al Officers Nab 5 Juveniles In Theft Cases Los Alamitos police Friday arrested five juveniles on felony charges in con- neciion with two separate incidents in· volving auto theft and a rash of residen- tial burglaries. Sergeant Richard Ryan said the flurr y of juvenile crime started when three youngsters, one 14 and the others 15 years old. were allegedly caught in the act of breaking into a home at 3717 Holden Circle. "\Ve have had a particularly bad pro~ lem in. that part of to\\11 and \re think these arrests 1nay help wrap up a number of the cases we have," llyan said. Police said th e trio '''lls spotted. en· tering the home by a 13-year~ld girl in- side who had stayed home from school for the day. "She v.·as on the phone to us all !he time she watched them 'come into the. house,'' he said . "Then she told them to get out and we caught them as they ran.•· TUCSON._Ariz. (Al'L-o..ActorJ!arJoo---Ry•n &aid-hi•-department-wULmake __ Bra~do \~·ants to convert . his . island an effort to connect the three young holdings in t~e ~uth 1Pac1flc into a suspects, who are in Orange County center for sc1ent1f1c de~eioi:nnent and Juvenile Hall pending hearings, wj_th a research, three Tucson sc1cnhsts reveal· half dozen other residential burglaries In ed Frlday · • which cash and jewelry worth more than A. It's sp ring cleaning time- and every i t • m in our Showroom is on sp•· ~ cia l sale this week. r~;j These are ju5t a few ~ of the great money sa ving bargains. A. 8. c. 0. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK WICKER CHAIN·LAMP. F11tl 18" ditrn1t1r, 1111t11r•I ind all colort. Cornplttt with glob• lit1, 60, 100 or 150 w•H. 12' c:h•l11, 16' wir• • 2 hooks· •v•rvthln9 you nttd to lit• up yo11r lit•. Ill" cli1m tt1r w!cktr •1 •bov• 16.99) DOUBLE SWAG LAMP SET. Imported c:•l'•t•l optic 91.1,. fi11i1htd b•tutifully In Ro91r1 Gold, 200 wett c:•p11c11y. 5 LITE CHANDELIER •. In Sp111hh-lron11 f11 ll 20" 1pr•1d- lo1dtd with 1lt91nt' c11t 2•· lt•li•n pri1m1. A f1nt11tic buy. POOL TABLE LAM~. Colort 111 pool.9r••n, Ruby Rtd, P1trl Whitt, 100 wttt. 9l•r1 fr•t Hit. f11ll 46 .. 1prt•d. Rt9. $40 . °"" 1 O•Y• " WMll •• , Ytur (tl\V ... ltll<t Molld•yt, 10 t ,fl'!, lo I p.m, Sun<11y1, t ::ID 11.m. lo J1JO "''"· •' m. 01llr, 10 1,m, M ' •.m. arbor Liles Aden B. Meinel, head of !he Unlverslly $1.000 was taken. of AMzona's opllcal sciences department, In a geparate Incident, Ryan said or. llll1'2 NEWPORT ILYD. ·hls.wl!e-Marjorie;-and earl N. Hodges, oor -Terry Gard"'r arr.,t<!d two COSJA..M~~-----Pl!ONE -~5-7101 POLLOW AltltO'#i TO ltlt.lt O' JTOltl PA•ICINO $16" '29" $29'5 s - head or the university's envlronmental teenagers on auto theft charges after the research labo~atory, said they have met car they were drlvtng ran i,nto the back with Brnndo t11~re to discuss the proposal . of another vehicle. lltii·li•i i· I ii•'' J:.j.-11 111·11111· I 11 4'' J}. ll11 1·r1t 11· I ,,,., 1v1.. ll ,11·11111··1 111., • • ' , , . • i ' • (Joust Pet of the Week My name is Mini-Tab and if you think I look sad, you're right. They can't keep us very long here at the-animal shelter in Huntington Beach because they get about 100 of my brothers and sisters every day. I'd like to be your kitten. If you want me, con~ct the animal shelter. at 21632 Newland St., Huntington Beach, about one block off Coast Highway behind the Edison steam plant. My number is 536-8430 . N ~~ort's Chotiner Says Do~'ltion Charges 'Lies'- From Wirt Services Newport Beach Nixon !wtd-raiser Mur- ray Chotiner late Friday tenned as "}ies'' charges he was Involved in secret Teamsters Union and Las Vegas gambl· ing interests' donations to the re-election campaign. Chotiner vowed legal action against the 1'4anchcster-Union Uader, a New Hampshire newspaper whlch alleged in a .coi)ywritcd story. that Chotiner had handled $300.000 in undisclosed union coo- tMbutions some-of which were said to have financed Watergate bugging plots. "It is a pack of vicious lies,'' Cho~ said when cootactcd later at his Washington law office. "It is a.scurri~Ol.lS story. If there is not an immediate retraction I will take every step that the B.ritisli Crews ~ 1o Film Nixon's Home County British television crews will be working in Orange County this 'Weekend in a series of interviews designed to depict the character of President Richard Nix· on's home county to United Kingdom viewers. Associated British Television producer Tom Keane said Disneyland and Knot.l's Berry Fann's Independence Hall will be on his agenda together with interviews in wtlich he will chat with Republ ican stalwarts Victor Andrews oC Laguna Beach, Dr. Arnold Beckman, the Fullerton industralist and,Simoo. Fluor_oL Santa Ana. His team plans to seek an opposing viewpoint from Mrs. Judy Rosener of Newport Beach. the SOI.Ith Coast Regional Conservation Commission member who served on the 1969 Grand Jury. Also on his list will be a group of Young Americans for Freedom who will be in· terviewed Saturday nt the Santa Ana county courthouse. Keane said his program will use Orange County as a background to the Watergate affair and the Impact of those discosures on local Nixon supporters. "\Ve want to capture the color and spirit of the President's birthplace in this documentary," he said. Fasliio11 ls'lana Auto Show Set A cutaway Chevrolet Moole Carlo Will hi ghlight the 1973 Chevrolet Auto Show hcgtnnlng-l\icsday .at the.Stage Qlurl of Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Sponsored by Howard Chev r o I e t . Newport Bea~ the show also will feature new model Oevrolet! and a brake safety exhibit allowing visitors to lest the, skill al applying brakes In simulated traffic sltuatloN. Tljo..Jlhow will run lhrou&b Sµnday ., Last year 16 mllllon pel'IOl1J viewed the show during Its nattoo,,ide tour. law pennits agoiMt everyone, and I emphasize the word everyone. who is responsible for this horrible libel." The Union Leader allegatioos were in a Washington dispatch by investigative reporter Arthur C. Egan, Jr. The story said that during the 1972 Presidential campaign, Chotiner t'e(eived one con- tribution of $175,000 from Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons. "This amount was raised by Fitzsim- mons, who gave orders to 'ante up $1.000 apiece' to all of the union's vice president and organizers. The money reportedly was not listed on Nixon's campaign lists by was kept in a secret fund maintained by Chotiner," the story said. The newspaper reported t h a t Teamsters sources said later con· tribulions of $300,000 y,•ere given to Chotiner. It said another $400,000 was provided by the gambling interests after ·the Justice Department comp i I e d evidence that lhe Teamsters fund had loaned nearly $36 million to the gamblers. The newspaper said Chotiner " ... in· terceded on behalf of Fitzsimmons and to stave off prosecution of any official or friend of. the Teamsters, the gambling in- terests in Las Vegas made the 'dona- tions.' " It said convicted Watergate con- spirators G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt each made trips to Las Vegas to pick up the money. County Health Unit Costs Up lt will take $5.7 million, $694,467 more than the current year, to cperate the Cowlty Health Department in 1973-74, Dr. John R. Philp told county administrative aides Friday. Of \he $5.7 million total.only $3.7 mUllon is net county cost. That is $249, 757 more than the current net cost, or 7 percent. Crippled Children Services, a separate agency will cost $2.2 million In 1973-74, up $136,629, Dr. Philp said. The net county cost in this function is only $549,005, up $25,292. The VeteMnary Division will need St million in lg73-74 which is $201 ,395 or 24 percent more thl'ln the current budget. The net county cost here boils down to $375,068 which is up $180,449 or 93 percent over the current year. DAILY .PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtflvtry of tht Dalty Piiot h 911arantftd -Ttltphont.s Hint OrtllM Chllty Ar111 .. , • Ul•U11 Ntt'fllwtll ~Ifft •11~ "" Wnlmfll•l•r :... •• , ., . l""lnt ' "'" C.-M; c•!.1tr•M •HCtl, SHI J•lll C1t1.1rf1,.., Ot111 f'tl.-t. ';'Wlfll u.--. l.tttiM """" .•.• tn-4"9 I Saturday, APfil 28, 1973 DAILY PILOT :J Cambodia ;Sorties Cut Kids Prowst 'Yukky' Food V.S. Embassy Utilized as Command Post • BANGKOK CUP!) -U.S. air com- manders i1' Thailand have canceled a number of bombing strikes requested through the u.s. Emba\sy u> Cambodin because ol danger to populated arc.as. "military sources In Thailand said today. The sourees disclosed the hlgh·level review policy for Cambodian air activity after Senate staff investigators issued a report in Washington Friday that the United Sta'tes bas been Oying an average of 242 air sorties each day over Cam- bodia at the direction of a command post in the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh. The report, issued by a Senate Foreign Relations sub-committee, said the U.S. Construction Projects G~t First A iring bombing in Cambodia that began in mid- March constitutes illegal intervention in a clvll war. There has been criticism tbat U.S. alr strikes in Cambodia have caused large numbers ol civilian casualties in recent weeks. Tbs sources ln Thailand con- tended there v.·ere safeguards in effect to prevent such casualties. , \ According to ·the sourci!s. request$ for air strikes in Cambodia are fed through the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh, where a mix ed civilian and military panel goes over them. Requests that are approved are sent to Nakhoo Phanom Air Base in northeast Thailand. Al Nakhon Phanom, headquarters or 7th Air Force co1nmander Gen. John \V. Vogt Jr. since his departure from Saigon, the requests are ~ne over igaln. The sour<:es said reference Is made t~ aerial reconnaissance photos an~ In \ cases v.·here there is any doubt, a rorward air controller in a .spotter plane is sent for • look at the area. The sou rces said that as a result of the review at Nakhon PhanOITI, a number of strikes requested by the embassy in Phnom Penh had been canceled . They did not give any details of the number of such cases. 43 Clubs Compete • Couµty 4-H Fan·, H.orse SAN JOSE (AP) -More than 20 Noddln Elementary School Students picketed the school cafeteria ln a protest against what they call "Y"kkY food ." Principal Steve Stavis said Fri· day he bad to agree tho pupils "do have a legilin1ate concern." He said student council members v.i ll meet next \veek \vlth food com- pany and Union School District representatives. The Nodd in protesters say they aren't ofrered the choice of ham· burgers and bot dogs available in the junior high cafeterias. They say they intend to kee~ ealing "bro\\'n bag" lunches until the C'afeteria provides more ap- petiz ing fa re. Oso P<;irkway T" • .t;xtension Reroute Eyed \ A capital improvements program for The future cxlt!nsion of Oso Park\\'ay construction in 11'73·74 was outlined to the into Syca1nore l1ills has been protested Show Scheduled in Mesa Coun . An Orange County-wide 4-H fair and 8 to 9:30 a.m., Junior Building exhibits . by the cit y of Llgwla Beach and 1nay be Orange ty admL'listrative staff Fri· horse show goes on display lh15' weekend t d day by Claire Ennis, space control and accep e rerouted . Ornnge County Road Conl· at the Orange County Fairgrounds in 9 a.m. Horse show , Arena II missioner Ted ~lcConville reported t~ planning director, with a total of $10.5 Costa Mesa. 9 a.m. Rabbit judging, poultry and rab- million proposed for building. day But Ennis said there would be more The county's 43 4-H clubs and their bit showmanship, Communities Building ~icConville said Laguna had sue· 2,200 members were scheduled to ar· 9:30 a.m. Dog show, front of Com· cessfulfy blocked two other county road than $18 million available next year rive with their animals and exhibits as munitles~Buildlng extensions into its limits, Campus Drive because of carry~ver from the current early as 7 a.m. today to participate in 9:30 a.m. Beef and sheep and AJta Laguna Drive. budget. a full two-day schedule d. events. showmanship, Judging' Rings "They may end up with a restricted Biggest construction suggested for In addition to the agricultural ac-10 a.m. Judging of club displays, Youth · traffic situation in the community," the approval includes purchase of part of the tlvities, this year's fair also features a road commissioner said. "But we are Pn·ma Deschecha refuse disposal s·1tc Building Mnoful a mutually · acceptable solution bicycle competition, a photo contest, a •....-north of San Juan Capistrano. $1.l dog show, and competition in such areas 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Judging contests, can be worked out in talks on the coastal million; an additional Orange County as entomology, electrics, woodworking, Youth Building transportation corridor.'' Airport fire station on the y,•est side or small engines and tractors, climatology 1 p.m. Swine, da~ry catlle, and goat The tentative roul e'of Oso Parkway 11 the. airstrip, $175,000; an animal shelter and autctmobiles. showmanship, Judging Rings from La Paz Rotul through to Laguna additln, $204,00Q; and the cunty's new The schedule for both days o( the fair I p.m. Poultry Judging and rabbit Canyon Road. hall or administration, $6.6 miJlion. is: showmanship, Communities Btiilding. Laguna Beach's stand on main arterial There is actually $Z.7 million available TODAY l to 4 p.m. Action programs in roadways into the city was compared to for th~ Prima Deschecha project as 7 to 9 a.m., Livestock, poultry and rab-agriculture and home economics, Youth Santa Barbara's attitude on Pacific there 1s a $1.6 million carry-over from bit s accepted Building. • Coast Freeway. the current year. 3 to 5 p.m. Bicycle Olympics, bct...,'een ''Montecito. at Santa Barb a r a' s Design plans for the Hall o f .._ Commun ities aod Youth Buildings southern perimeter, gave its restrictive Administration will not be completed un· T ada T "b 3:30 p.m. Round robin showmanshi p approval £or the freeway, requiring It to til February of 1974 so there is doubt that £LS y rl e clinic, Judging Rings be depressed and landscaped and 'it much of the $6.6 million allocated for the 4 p.m. Poultry showmanship awards, became one of the best looking in the new six·story building will be s~nt in . D-..1..µ .• l Communities Building state," related Stuart Bailey, assistant fiseal year 1973-~7~4·~~~--~--~H US--.D_u.u:' ir planning director. ----"EiiiiiS saiCfthere was $30 million re· "--~--------SUND....,YC-----~-'----r'l«e4r<!i!,vny-stoprwhen-tt-Tca,clv~----1 quested for new building in the coming r..tANILA lUPl) _A girl vlas born last 10 a.m. to noon Livestock judging con-Santa Barbara and then its _!t~n1 year. ...,·eek to the Tasaday "lost tribe" of cave-test, Judging Rings stop sign , stop sign." .,. Notable casualties include Superior dwellers in a remote rain forest on the 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Action progr ams, Bailey said the county has, in the pat, Court improvements in the new southern island o( Mindanao. Youth Building withheld runds under its cooperative courthouse, $4.8 million ; a Probation The birth brought the Tasaday popula-10:30 a.n1. to 2 p.m. Judging contests, highv,.;iy building agreement from cities Department annex. $2.2 million ; parking tion to 28. Three are girls under 10. Youth Building that have not cooperated with details of at the county's Manchester complex, $1.5 The Panamin Foundation, .which looks t p.m. Barnyard Olympics the m<1ster plan of major streets. million; County Medical Ce IJ t er after Filipino minority groups, s;iid I p.m. Rabbit showmanship awards, f\'fcConville said he hoped lt ~ould not modernization, $.l million ; a Voters Thursday the child is healthy and "lcoks Communities Building. conic to that in Laguna Beach ilnd Weld Registration warehouse, $1.9 million. beautiful." 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Release of exhibits. out hope~ for future transportation talks. ~ • ~special -OOrld oP-(J 1973. Sedan De Ville Nineteen -Seventy-rrhree FULLY ~QUIPPED WITH Cllmlt. (.,..,., •Ir condlllonln9, Ylnyl to11, 11111 power Incl. door lodt .. 4 W•'t Mii, AM/,M 11••"• WSW ll,.1 & • hotl O'f m•nr tltltr llthrl!I f•tllry conv.mtnc1 •Xtr•1, l'DHR>02>«2JI FULL PRICE $6888 LEASE o'."tv $17380 MO 24 Monlh OPl!n End Leaw on Awroved Credi! (~tock 3609) NABERS LEASING DIRECT LEASE IMMIDIATI DILIYIRY UCILLINT SIUCTION FREE r1c1ur AND DILIYIRY FREI LOAN CARS WHILE LIA.SI CAR SERVICED Fou r and one·h•lf ~'" ot tot11 1111-tnorlted Cldlllat radtttles designed to bell•• 1111 and ••rvka CldlU•c 111tomobU11. tlO work •1•111) •rod 4$ racrory lr•lntd ltc;hnlcl1n1. Largest Selection of Cadillacs in Orange County Ove1· 70 Quality Auto1nobil es To Choose 1<'1·001 Sales • Leasing . Service • Broughams • El Dora dos • Convertibles • Cpe .. De Villes • Coup es • Sed. De Villes 1973 Coupe De Ville FULLY r_QUIPPID WITH Cllm•tt C9111,.I •Ir UlllllllOl'll"t. l"vll ~ Ind. • w•y -1. AM.I l"M '""' WI'# II'" & I lloSI of m111y ••IUXI l•Ct.ry CO!IVtfllMK• t~t•11. U04,R)Qlll:I021 FULL PRICE $6666 LEASE o'."i:v $16880 Mo. a• Monlti 0Ptn Er d I.MM on ,l.,f)pl'O\ltd Cr1d!I ($tock 3.5691 -NAB-ER-S 2600 Harbor Blvd;; Costa Mesa 540-9100 SAl.£5 DEPARTMINT Ol'IN . BilO AM. to 9 PM Mon. lhrv fri.-9'30 A».to6 PM Sat, CWld ~ ,I . ' I -r. . --~ ---· . ~' -·- • • . -l OAILY PlLOT State's Top E·ducators Receiv ·-K1ng-s1ze SACRAMENTO (AP) -RUMlng the nine-c:qmpus University of Catifomin js a big job, but its boss gets king-aizcd benefits. too. UC President Charles Hitch is California's highest-paid public ofrlclal. ancla.lso. geJs a f,grit-:fi:e:g p\ansio11. free gardening by experts, ~5,, a year for travel and entcrtainm t d a chauf- rered car. The basic annual sal ry for rw1n!ng the prestigious educational Institution is $53,50!/. GoJ. RONALD REAGAN a!Jo gets ,. free home v.•ith rent paid by the IHX· payers. an expense account and a chauf- ferecl car. But his salary is $49,100 a year. third in line below Hitch and c:lenn Dumke, who earns $50,000 a year as chancellor of the California State 1miverslty-:upplied home, plus a $16,~ a.year allov•ance for mplntenance and don1estie help. His salary is $47,000 a year. ' 11e lives in a '350,000 horn~ In the Bel-DUMKE lS ALSO lmbursed by 1he Air section of Los Angeles that was state Cor official trave on ~ trip.by-trip donated to the wiiversity-college system. basi.s , says CSUC sp0kesman Charles but has to pay a nominal rent ol $136 a ,,_, month to the state. lie dt'lves to work iJ1 Davis. The system's proposed »',.,..74 EACH Of UC'S nine campus ch:'ln· a nonchauffered Buick. budget has an $8,000 request for main- cellors also gets a llniverslty.supplled In contrast to Hilch. Dumke has tight tenance of Dumke's 4,700..square-foofBel· home with maintenance -such as s1· te t'01ltrols over what he can spend for Air home. utilitle~ und gard4tling -paid for hy tax· r tertalnment. ~ csuc trustees are asking , t h e payers. Their salailes range from ~3.0IXJ I\ Legi~lature this year tor $49,200 to pay to $46.000 annu;illy. ~J\.1K E IS Ll~f!1TE t~ ~per person for housing expenses ror ·~me o( the 19 State Sen . Hov.•ard Way, an f~xeter for refreshments at off1c1al functions. state college presidents. R~publlcan \\'h? serves on tbe Senate If ,there is a full meal, it's $5 per ~rso.n. The proposal ioclud~ $3.600 a year for f1na11ce Committee. sa~s . the homes . -l'hat i;noncy comes out of a legtsla11ve 11 pus presidents\ in higher-cost even though, donated orl.&!.~~ -zind apP,r~!¥}Jt.liwLo~,7~~r ~mke's cam f , up costing lax payeis money. ~ •• •• ·1 Cm& rorcom UnTITTfl . It in· u;ban are~s and $2,4000 per year to our "I th ink we ought to take a hard look eludes cleaning up. invitations and even campuses m nonurban areas. flt it. 111ey keep accepting these homes, the cost of any photographs or specially but v.re're saddled with the main· p1·epared resolutioris. · tennnce ," \V~y s::iid. The money can't be used by Dumke for keep down entertainment expenses. home, Blake House, is in the enslngton Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post resid~tlal area , several iniles north of disagrees. the Berkeley campus. It was donated to "While we· can uodcrstnnd t h e -the university tiy Anson Stiles Blake and desirability of this program •from the his ~lfe, both u~ alumni, and became CSUC point of ".iew • w~ believe that ~uch , Hitch a res.ldence m 1969. an ei:pCl)se is le ss than necessary,' he say1 in ~is ·budget analysis .. \ " "STA1'E COLLEGE president salaries currently range up to a maxiumuJ!\ of $44,443, a range which was established wit1" the knowledge that som~ 'en- tertainment might be necessary','\\ Post added. OUT OF HIS poc;ket, Hitch pays Contr~ COSta County a '7possessory lnterest" tax, equiv'alent to property•taxes on the home, which is insured ror $398.000 and is surroutided by a 10-8cre garden with 2,500l1species of phiots ~ around l~e WQl'IO collecied by the Blakes. \ Furnishings in the home 'are ap· proximately one-tttird Blake bequests. one-third university.bought in 1968 and one-third from Hitch· and his wife. The hom~ has three employes -· a I mru;rled couple and a full·tirne maid - paid by taxpayers. --~-1.Jniversity .and 'Colleges .. "~1 E~ \VORKING FOR comparable salaries outside the world of academia support their oy.•n ho1nes," Way added in entertaining state employes. lie pays for his own food and refreshments. The California Stale University Foun· dation . an auxiliary organization, ap. propriated $2.500 in 1971 as a one-tinij! suppl'ement to Dumke's entertainment FOUR CAMPUSES WHICH already provide nonpublic home'S for their presidents -Fresno, Kellog-Voorhis, Chico and Humboldt -would be ex- cluded. Dumke's offi ce contends 1such housing allowances are benefits which are offered to many e-0Hege presidents nationwide, \\'Ould aid recruitment and would help Hitch, McCorkle 'Vld the nine UC chancellors are out from under the legislative thumb because UO is set l!P as a constitutionally independent organiza- tion. Although the Legislature approves an appropriation for the state's share of operating the university .. each year, it doesn 't have the "line-by-line" budget control it has over the California State University and Colleges system. Hitch occasionall y is paid '1 "honorari.uros'' for speeches on other ' campuses and always turns them over to charities or the urtiversity itself1 ac· cording to bis office. i· . .. .... .•, .,. ' " I ' '". ... ·'·"" f 1)1 " The taxpayer-maintained homes aren't reserved for onlY l~e top man at UC. Ut Vice Pri!sidcbt Chester McCorkle. second in command to Hitch, also hls a 5 Coast Students Rewarde1l Fjve Orange Coast students were among 1,000 high school students selected as Win- ners of $1.000 scholarships provided 'through the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The grants will be payable next fall when 1he recipients enro ll as full-t ime students In accredited U.S. colleges or universities. The grants are underwritten by 265 sponsoring organiza- tions, including corporations, foundations. labor·unions, pro. fessional soc ieties, trusts and individua!S. an intcrvie\\1, Dumke has a comparatively rringc benefit package. frugal budget. H i t c h ' s three·bedroom Italian-style Aries-¥ our Cycle High, Come Out of Your Sh .ell SUNDAY APRIL 29 \ By SYDNEY OMARR VIRGO (Aug . 2.3-Sept. 22 1: 18): Strike creative' chord. Dig beneath s u r f a c e in-Rentove barrier to accom- dications. Ir analytical, y~u plishment. Take chance on find an swers and save money. abilities, ideas. Relatives may Key is to mak"e concession to seem to interfere. Maintain l\1a ny readers continue to te rt Cha d balance and sense of hwnor. ma , pa ner. nges ue. id •-1 . s::iy th:it \Ve ignore Taurus. G Leo cou ue much n p1cutre. o with tide. Trying to block Experiment! Janet Blair and Perry Como progress \vould be an error. are Taureans who w ere Act accordingly. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20 ): won~erful to me; orie 0£ my LIB Accent is on income1 money mentors in astrology was born RA (Sept. 23-0c1. 221 : situation in general, ability tv under that zod iacal sign. Study contracts, agreements collect what is nee d ed . Taurus is strong, funny , and take steps to iinprove In tuitive intellect is featu red. sensuous, -capable of whining public relations. One who Op-·· Means your judgment, hunch . while winning, but also able to poSes you is willing to a1lmit about finances plaYs key role. ulti mately do the grand thing past mistakes. You gain Take overall view with basic at the right time. Du ring a through diP!omacy. l\1eans be security in mind. crisis situation. look up a gracious winner. Don't force issues. IF TODAY IS Y 0 UR Taurus. These persons don't BIRTHDAY you are a run from a fight and they can SCORPIO ( 0 c t. 23 -Nov. determined yet s e n s i t i v e lend a helping hand when 21 ): Maintain lo\v profile.~ person. You dra\v to you THE LOCAL WINNE RS. Genial Host others have taken wing. ·The tain hint from Libra message. many born under Aquarius. chosen from a group of about ~ Taurus woman knows · the Defer to mate. partner. See This is one of you r most im- i4,ooo fiaalists throughout the Communist Party Ge neral 'Secretary Leonid Brezhnev seen1ingly enjoys jokes meaning of beauty. situation -as it exists, not portant years since 1964. country, are: \vith· photographers \\•bile waiting recently to receive delegation of U.S. Se nators. through rose--colored glasses. September stands out as a .. Adventure Lectures • Under Way A series of evening lectures by an Orange Coast adventur- er is under way at Orange Coast College. The series._ is di rected by Lloyd Mason Smith, a science professor at the college, and will be held on successive Fridays through May 25 . Future lectures wil1 di9CUSS Egypt and East Africa (May 4), Peru (May 11), the history , of gardens (May 18) aod Baja California (May 25 ). There is no tuition for the series. J>tions may enroll at the lecture. PRIVATE TRUST FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS 1•1 l 2nd TAUST OEEOS $1,~ To S2S0,000 . .. ~-___ ARIES (March 21-April 19): Get sufficient rest. Check diet. month y· ou w1·11 remember 1-~~-~-="'ClY~JnL.,w01._, ~•o~2li~"--------------~----------------1A · ·• O -O:a Cortina· Drive, "Mission Vi~jo. d ccen~ is OQ _afdded~~ lt1:.._.._n~_w.!u~.~rf9rms s~,,,ci"'al,_wY1hen this -yeal'..-is .revlew.ed. - • a student at Mission Viejo ~penuen~e, ~?rel re om , a service needs enoouragement. You are basically loyal, pro- UP TO llO% LOANS OH TAUST OEEO COLLATERAL Jllt WPOllT EQUITY F\IMDtl Newpon Can1ar --620 N•WPOrt Cenl•r-01i ... -Ne.,..port Baae~. Calif (71-t) 6"-tl2' .... .•fi ( ·~j , •" I~ ';11 .. : 1; t ,, ,, . , .· :· .. -,., ' High School who plans to ma· -~t"t t D} c anee 0 .1~~ay-uniq~e-sAGTTI'ARIUS {Nov. 22-greSSive ana have a deep' jor in mathematics. ru~ I u es I y , ~~lehnts and a~!ht_ies. _Cy~e IS Dec. 21 ): This is a time ror SOl"ial conscience. 111 the ig -your iming is s. arp. power play. Creative forces[:p;;;.;;;;~;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. -Kathleen L. Kong. 5402 Come out of any emotional surge. You get what you go I Kenilworth Drive, Huntington shell. Many now want to see after -especially where op-F·URNITURE SALE• BeaCh, a student at Hun-T d . Wh I what you can do -and theY -pOsite sex enters picture lingl on Beach High School, Servi· ce ra e on ee s want lo see you. l'ersonal mag n e' is m ls. 2s·~ QFF • MARGE CARSON • PACIFIC I I dfl t . h 0 70 ~ . e VIRTUE •ndm•nyoth•r• w ~o pa~ rs 10 t e. range " TAURUS (April 20-May 20): highlighted. Public responds to HA RT I NT ER I O Rs County Aca demic Decathlon Old stOries could be dredged your efforts. d 213 E. 17th St. -Cost• Men -'64s.oatl a n P 1 3 n s t 0 stud Y DE, TROIT (AP 1 -Detroit 8.000 prostitutes operating in up -perceive differen.ce CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 · Jan.1 ~;;;;;;2;;;;~~~'~"~"~'~' ;"~··~·~·~·~·~"~"~·~·~• ~~~~~~~ mathematics in college. > • ~ between rumor and factual in· 19) F. · h th h ... police say son1e practitioners the city. f . f d. 'd 1 : 1ms ra er t an 1n1t1ate -Anne M. Schneiderman, ormation. n 1v1 ua born . . . 2000 Port Weybridge. Ne\vport Navy Alrman Apprentice of the world's oldest pro-Tll E l\'IOTORIZEO madams under Leo might throw light pro1ect. Build on solid base .. Beac h. a student at Corona del Afred N. Clifton. son of Cession arc utilizing the l\1otor on what was a mystery. Check safety ha_zards at home 1 · ut na 1 E \' c1·rion of \\'ho use cars are bee-0ming a R be bl. 1. 1 base. Deal with one born Mar High School y.·ho was .1e e o · · s City's best known product by emem r o 1ga ion o one und A . s· . Science·Math and French stu-13322 Dorfs1nith . \\'e stminsler , 1. . d bo d ll problem, Gallaway added . confined to home hospital. er r1es .. 1tuation that has gr-•unled f,.01,, r.,,. r u ,· 1 opera 1ng motorize r e os. .... 11 t h 'd f • been "hanging on" reaches den' 01 'be Year nd C.. 4IK.I ... .. 1v1any pu over o I e SI e o GE"INI (" a Cars and camper trucks 1,1 1v1ay 21-June 20): stage of final settlement. led . 1 · Sh 1 1 training al thr 1~avc>l Training a street and flag down pr .. va lC or1an . e pans o Center in San Diego. converted into r 0 11 in g Emphasis is on "'.'~sh fu.1~11-AQUARIUS (J 2() . F'eD study biology in college. bedrooms cruise the downtown spective customers, and some ment. You may be 1n position an. · area and the suburbs, and the even advertise \vares by to get what yotl want -but -ELI~EN SUNG, 6101 Pall-Air1n~n Da,·id 8. ~locchant, st r a t egically rearranging you may not ask for what you d Dr. u ti Be h f •t d M T l panderers and their women of· 1 h' Sfl e 1ve, un ngton ac . son o 1• r. pn rs. emp e cot 1ng. need . Mature approach is re· IN rEISON SRI DARWIN GROSS Ma9toMa, tlle lfwl119 ECK Ma1ter FREE Ll!CTUIE, Mcrr lsr, 11 ··"'· Or•nt• CoCllt Callete -Cost• Meso foriu11 Tlleotre student body president and 0. J\1erchant of 26182 Deseo. fer curb service, officers say. Arresting the women who quired to solve dilemma . valedicloriiin at Marina ~~Hgh l\1issi on Viejo, has bee n TH E CA!\1PER-bordellos are \vork out or cars while parked Hunch pays off -intuitive in. School. "·ho plans to purs\Je a assigned to Loy.•ry AFB. Colo.. an innovat ion on the Detroit is fairly easy liecause it's easy tellect no\v is sharply honed. biology major in .c.oll~ge._ after completing Air Force to g e_ 1\lbat's happening, • basic trailliiig. The ai rmaifllas scene. Police-say they haven 't police said. CA.NCER (June 21-July 22): 011]y Coast Qffers -David \Vu. 5.121 Vallecito been assigned to the Technical really caught on yet and n1osl Alm high; goal is within Drive, \\lrst minste r. who \\'as Training Center at Lowry for of the traveling saleswonicn AL reach. Know 1't and proce'"ed th 0 d. Ch · BUT G LA\VAY says of-e utstan 1ng em1stry specialized training in the still 1,1·ork out of cars. accordingly. Be (I ex i b I e. Studenl <ind co-valedictorian~ munitions-and·-w-e -a p-o n s ·~WerknoW')t1lilt -Jle's doing. ficers woul~ have to _ get a Broaden horizons, -Shake off at \Vestmi nster High School. maintenance field. but \Ve hlll.Y~~t',be.en able to search warrant to "bust the apparent li mitations. You will Additional National Merit bust him yet. ~:,&jd vice squad campers. since the windows be going places and doing winners will be announced at a Airman David L. Allen, son Patrolman Mi'c:b3:""el Gallaway a.re covered. We can't be sure things. Sagittarian could be in- later time. a spokesman sa.id . or Mr. and Mn. Bruce .J. 1\Uen about 0 n e ch;iuffeur-piimp. when they're operating." volved. Socialize. The latest announcement of 17702 Gypresstree." Lane, "Just because we \no1v it Police pointed out there is · LEO (July 23-Aug. ~): listed 95 winners fr 0 !TI Irvine. has graduated at Shep. doesn't mean \Ve can c1rrest noth!ng_ illegal about having a Long-range view is necessary. California. The nuinbcr of pard AFB, Tex .. from the U.S. him . \Ve haven't b~en able to bed in the hack seat of a car If you insist on bits and pieces, winners in e"cb state is pro--,\ir Force site development catch him at it yet:' or in a can1pcr. you come up with puzzle. If portional to that s I at c · s engineering' specialist course P.tostitution normally picks And. Gallaway ad d ed , horizons are broadened, you percentage of the nation's conducted by the Air Training up dUi'ing the spring and sum-'"there's nothing in the Motor get complete picture. The Command. Airn1an Allen is h •-total graduating high school n1er mont s. especia lly in Vehicle Code that covers the cuvice is your own. Aquarius, seniors. being assignep to Norton AFB. park areas. police ~aid. They situat ion -unless they park Scorpio individuals play prom· for duty with o unit of the estimate there aJ~ 6,000 to illegally.'' inent roles . WINNERS WERE chosen on the basis of course work and.o g r a d es . accomplishments outside the classroom, ex· tracurricu lar activities. school recommendations and scores on two na t ionwide ex- aminations. The competition began in October 1971 when 1nore than l million students nationwide, representing nearly 1 7 , 0 0 0 sc hools, took a preliminary test . ' Some 15,000 semifinalists were announced last Seir !ember. They numbered less than one-half of one percent of the nation's graduating high school senlJ>rs. The total number of 1973 winners in lhe scholarship pro· gram Is expected to be about 3,200. -BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL •~-GUIDE __ ., • MATTRISSIS MATTRISSU IOATS MOMll TIAILllS ·---c....-'" , ... ,..~ r, .. .. :tit.I ..... ,.. • Ubtrty , '°" • t .... .:. ~iilitary Airlift C o m m fl n d J-;+;:;:::;::;::::;:;::;:;;;~:;;;;:=:;;:~;:;;:;;;;:;;::;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;~;;:;;;;;;;;j;'-...,,hich provides global airlift for U.S. military forces. Airman F'irst Class Ja1nes ltl. Lynolt, son of l\{r. a:nd ~11"!. Robert Lynott, 8382 l\falloy Dr i v e , Huntington Beach, has arr:tved for duty at Hickam AFB, Ha~·aii. 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Pla rits Tlirive in Plastic Ho tbed The !uschias on one side of our la\vn out-grew and out- blossomed the same kind • of ru schias on the other side. They were all growing under ideotical conditions, in ttie fil· tered sunlight under the same big oak. But summer after sumher the north side fusch· ias out-performOO the south side [uschias. \\"hy? A visiting professor of agriculture came up with. the answer. came: on the market. With them J could have built the greenhouse in half the time for half as much, To replace the old glass greenhouse, I · put together a plastic hotbed with · a heating cable buried in }he sawdust on the ground. A time clock turned lights on and off. to trick the seed fiats into thlnklni it was spring. The light piast re top or the hotbed was hinged. so 1 could g_et at this warm mini-cllmate easily . Later, t added an auxiliary micro-climate in the fonn of a plastic covered transplatlng them in the open soil. It's any gardener's guess v.•hich is n1ore exc.itlng, rinding re;1dy-made minl1-cllmates o:- custom·buildlng them. J've us· ed both, for different purposes ; nature's to h e I P plants prosper, hOme-made climates to start seeds and . cutting early. One \vord of wamini.; on-hotbeds. Aphid s an~ other sucking bugs love th8m. too. I keep plant spray ha~dy and let the first bug to apP.Car\ have it before sh"! , ' I lx."COmes a ot of bugs. • •• -· "Your winning fuschlas are in a special micr<H!limate they like," he observed. "Probabl~ a breezeway "'here they get extra cooling on hot days." · Y out'h Wins Battle Weeke 1ider Gardeners' Checklist He was right. ·The thriving fuschias were in a gentle draf~ directed on their leaves and blossoms by a corner of the house. Trees Resist Smog Lots of Le111onade Lemons approach grapefruit in size on this tree owned by Joseph L. ~1arsha11 of 2692 Club ~les~ Place, Costa Mesa. Marshall, who recently became 94, said the tree is three years old but this is the first year the lemons have been this size. He attributed the tree's response to special fertilizer a n d tender loving care. "Just like a big fan," the professor evplained. "Nearly every garden has spo ts 0£ m i n i -climate, sometimes cooler, sometimes wanner. Better check your place and see how many you can find." LOS ANGELES lAPl - When 19-year-old Andy Lipkis heard Los AnReles smog was threatening trees 100 miles east in the San Bernardino National Forest, he figured he 'd plant some smog-resis- tant trees. Yes. the smog is damaging the rorest even in the lush Bear Lake area at the 7 .~ foot range. And. yes, there is such a thing as a smog-resis· tant tree. Lipkis, an environmental studies major at California State College al Sonoma, found out that the California Division of Forestry had developed 20,IXKI smog-resis- tant redwoods and suga r pines. all under a year old and located at a Davis tree nursery. The hitch, said Lipkis, is that the forestry p e op I e wanted 2~2 cents a tree, ex- plaining sta te law forbids giv- ing the trees or stnte propert y away. Still lacking the needed $500, he said when he checked back later "th ey'd· already plowed under 12,000 of the trees I wanted." Well, Lipkis recalls, that irked him, so he complained to friends . They called newspapers and politicians, who in turn telephoned the state capitol. As a result a lot of forestry officials ca1nc to visit hinl on a recent weekend al his parents ' ho1ne in West Los Angeles. "One flew down f r o 01 Sacramento, another came up from San Diego," he said in an interview. "They told me. 'Everybcxiy in Sacratnento knows about your project a,nd loves it, and we want it to suc- ceed.' ·'They said they would make it a demonstration project and they could give rrie the t.rees free. They sa id it was a lot larger than any demonstr_ation project they've had before but it was a good one." lfere are some things to ti? thinking about this weekend. • • llurry to plant dahlia aRf1 gladiolus bulbs; nurseries ~ have a good selection of colorl of these summertlm-e favorites. • \\rhen transplanting your annuals fro1n flats . Into the garden, let them get a gOod start. Then pinch-back the plnnts to encourage ~ide branching -and additional bloom. • Yellowed leaves on Garden P's & Q's Can YouName Top 10 Vegetables ? I did, and found a dozen or more. Particularly in winter . A spot by the fireplace backwall where geraniums bloomed even \\•hen cold snaps nipped back those oul in the open. Other spots sheltered by pines where the frosts never touched lhe citrus trees. One spot, atop a sunny wall, which held the daytime warmtti, and \Yhere lettuce grew all through the v.•inter months. That sparked an inspiration. . , "If nature can make micro- climates. \vhy not me?" At a second·hand building materials yard, 1 bought a lat of used windows in good con- dition. Over a weekend, the lads and I shaped them into a make-do greenhouse. With a used oil heater I picked up. v.·e ·whipped up a micro-climate that could have been a bit of Guatemala . In it, tender plants flourished through the winter. \Vhen Old Sol didn 't show, 1 switched on lights and we made our own sunshine. How to Repair Cracks in Wall Now Lipkis has 8,000 baby smog-resislant trees,-all ln- dJvldually planted in milk cartons, with a scheduled replanting this summer in the Big Bear naUonal (ore sl with the help of IS college friends and a ]3oy St"Qut tnM?P· camellias, gardenias, and other s.f1n1bs -or defol\aged citrus -often Indicate iron chlorsts. Th.ls is another way or saying the planls neod Iron. Best and surest way to supply it is \Vith one of the chelaUqg compounds (pronounced . k~t lay-ting ), \Vhich hold the irbQ in suspension until it ~18 absorbed by the roots. By EARL ARONSON U N•W1l•1l11ro:s lf someone asked. you to list the top 10 home garden vegetables gro\YD from seed and you said tomatoes. beans, sweet corn, cucumbers, peas. lettuce, radish, squash, melons _and beetsJ....rou w~ld be cor· rect. That is !he way they are.- rated among Am er i ca ' s leading seed sellers. Peppers would be in a hig~ place if thj!y counted all those purchased ~ants fro1n garden centers. What do the gardners look for in ~~tomatoes? Disease resistance, ear I y ripening, especially among hybrids, and good flavor. For the space they occupy, bush beans are quite pro- Cluctive. More green beal'ls are sold than yellow wax. but both are popular. Pole beans are more productive than bush and some believe they have better navor, but mos I . . gardeners v.•ant to avoid the added chore .of providing poles or other supports. F!a"vor Is the major" desire in sweet · corn. Earliness is se- cond. More yellow corn is sold than white oow but at the turn of the century yellow was con· sidered to be "horse com'' and only \Vhite was thought to be fit for humans. Then along came the Golden Bantam and the picture changed. The only trouble v.•ith -this dream climate in n1y funny looking greenhouse v.·as the tin1e required to keep the tem- perature and light just right and to "'aler the thirsty plants. ''There mu st be an easier way," I kept tellin g n1yself. By ANDY LANG "" N•••l••lures Q. -We bought a house about three months ago. I.I was a ne\v house in a new development. The walls in the living room have developed a number of cracks. M y neighboL whose house was built at the same time , does not have this problem, Begonills. Bloom In Trouble Spots · Cucumbers take up a lot of space but they don't need n1any plants to raise enough for your salads. They may be grown on treJlises. There was. About this time, inexpensive sheets cf plastic When it comes to peas, ----------~ sweet flavor and earliness are major goals. ln biggest de- mand are dwarf varieties ·that do not need support. Because it is easier and faster to grow. leaf lettuce ERRORS CORRECTED outsells head lettuce. Many Several errors in a The builder says to wait a couple of months longer, then cover the cracks with patching plaster. He says I must do the w,ork ~sel(. ;:nie wa~s . are 1nade of real plaster and are not plasterboard. Can you tell me why the walls cracked and why they didn't crack next door? And why must I wait to fix then1? A. - I cannot give any opi· nion on \vhether you or the builder should fix the cracks. Obviously, if you had no writ- ten agree n1ent covering such repairs. you'll have to do the job yourself. The rea~ for waiting is that the cracks may get longer during the next few months. They are not likely to- get wider, although this is a slight possibility. This sometimes happens in" a-new house until it settles solidly in the ground. II is not unusual for it to happen to one house and not to the one next door. Fibrous begonias are a delightful addition .to Jhe .SWll· mer garden, and an · in- expensive source of color. The easy-to-grow bedders provide floral dividends as long as you keep them in the garden. ·Fibrous begonia s are representative of the few perennials which compete with annual flowers _in providing bountiful, lasting bloom. They . are often in bloom when transplanted from nursery Oats and they ~eep flowering into fall and \\'inter, yielding continuing color. The bedding P esticide Controls Tig htening plantS are excellent choices for those difficult locations in the landscape -\vherc it's too shady for sun-loving plants. and too sunny for shade lovers . The y bloom magnificently jn such marginal areas. Fibrous begonias offer a choice of colors -in both f'foWt?r and foliage . There are dwarf types as \veil as taller- growing performers. Thete are varieties which produce flowers in red, white, and pink. The taller-growers reach about two feet in height and are ideal for individual plant- ings. and go nicely with other plant materials in the foun- dation planting around the home. gardener s make two plantings, Garden Page feature story one early in the spring and the published April 14 have other. late in suAlmet for fall harvest. -· been pointed out by one of Radishes are about the' the parties mentioned. Mrs. Thomas Anfinson, easiest vegetables to grow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zucchini is the most popular; Donald Nixon and niece of squash in the home garden· the President. said . the because it is easy to grow; flower arranging for her quick k> mature and very pro-d di ductive. Zucchini is a bush wed ing \Vas reeled by Clark Kennedy of variety, laking less space than Richard's Flowers in vine types. ·Newport Beach. Melons require a lot of The Daily Pilot had been space -too much for those told another arranger was with small gardens, especially responsible and so report· TO MAKE SURE that the in the North where the season is short. But those with Jots of ed. cracks have stopped lengthen· room make up for them . Can-Further, the Anfinson-ing, place a light chalk or pen· taloupes are the most popular, Nixon wedding was held cil mark at the end of every watennelons next: June 27, 1970, not last year crack . If the crack doesn't get Beets are easy to grow, with as reported in the story. longer for the next three or the red favored over white andi;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::;::::;:::;:::;:::;~~f;ou;r~m~o;n;lhs;;, ~t~he~h;;o_:u;:se~p~ro-~I yellow. As a bonus, many r;: gardeners use the tops, boiled as they do spinach. The dwarf types stay less than a foot, and en masse, or in border ~ituations, they are a pleasing. dependable choice. Foliage colors of both is an apple green, but there are DAVJS (AP ) -Reaction to varieties available in a the indiscriminate use of reddish-mahogany color. The , t:. • foHage, adorned by plenteous A good garden lettuce is Oak Leaf. Just pick the outer leaves from different plants. New leaves will grow and the plant remains productive for a . IQllg time. Oak Leaf is among the most heat resistant in the· Save 20% On Charm.glow .Barbecue loose leaf class. pesticides and uerbicides lS flowers, serve as harmonious leading to new laws and accents in garden settings. regulations which soon will ----=------'-::------:;,--------11 make It harder for the home gardner to control weeds, says a Unlverstty of California weed expert. Clyde Elmore, agricultural extension specialist at the UC Davis campus, said that items which may be banned or strictly controlled in the near future include bro8d-spectrum and long-lasting · herbicides, soil "sterilants." m i x e d herbicide !Ullglclde.9, herbi· cides herbicide-insecticides a n d' herbicide-fertilizers, spray-can herbicides and her· blcldes dangerous to humans. •rMaterlals that rem a In available," Elmore said; "will be effective against only one . tclnd -of vteed, or a few at ONN U.T. t TO t, SUNDAY 10 TO I. . ONE GAL. CAM ELLIAS IYCt & Bloom Rtt· 1." ...... ·-·····-·-······· ... --..·-··-····-·-·"""SALE ASST. ONE GAL. PLANTS Pine SPECIAL 1.27 Prl'l•t 66 llottl• l rv•h C Gold•• .. , ..... 11" lt•ll•n CY!M'.,. 2 GAL. AIALIEA TREES R19. l .4t .. .......... .."..... ......... . ........ SALi 4.44 Demonstration· TODAY 12 ·-··4···· Garden Shop Sale 9()90 Reg. 113.IS. "Parly Hos!" gas grill has two stainless steel cooking grids. On 49" past. Grill on clrcular-bese, Reg. 119.34 S.le 95.47 Grill on portable cart, Reg. 156.99 Sile 125.51 bably has stopped settling and you can get ahead with the repairs.' Use patching plaster that you can purchase in a hardware store or lumber yard. While an ordinary mixture calls for enough water to ri'lak:ethe-ptaster-somcwhat the consistency of dough.--a bit 1nore water should be used for narrow cracks. This is so that the \Valery mixture can be forced into the openings and smoothed wttn ~ trowel or w~ noat.. AFTER WAITING a fC\Y days, cove r the patches with a little white paint. \Vait another day or two, then go over the repaired are:ls with paint that matches the walls. You'll just have to do the best you can about getting a good match. I'm sorry to say that in some cases the new paint will stand out and you may have to do the entire wall. You can get either o·r Andy Lang's booklets, "Paint Your House Inside and Out" or "Wood Finishing in the Home" by sending 30 cents and a long, st a m p e d , self-addressed envelope to1 Know-How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743, Gree1il1ouse Approved For Scl1ool Alu1ninex Incorporated will construct e--$10~774--aluminum j!reenhouse-a \Vesllninstcr ll igh School lo hr used in the vocational agriculture pro- gram. lluntington Beach U n ion lligh School Di strict trustees a'pproved the purchase this y.reek~ It was below the cost estimate or $12,500. Charles Remos , Westminster High vocational agriculture teacher, told the board the greenhouse v.•ould allow expansion of an already- popular program. Students at the school just finished constructing a shade area for plant propagation. Of five students who entered in recent FFA (Future Farmers of America) com- petition. four won gold awards and one received a silver award, Ramos said. Two of those winners were plant pro- jects, strawberries and roses. Ramos said . he'd worked with Aluminex. on the proposed automatic greenhouse system . and recommended approval. • Dwarf marigolds prov1'de a summer-long show of color in border plantings -and arp ideal for edging purposes. Bromeliad ' '• Show Ope=ns,,___, '-./ [)()Ors-open-today fur t Ornngc C o u n l y Bromeij~d. Society's Second Ann u A;t BrolT\cllad Show Spectacu(f!t: which runl t)lrough SUriclliY afternoon at Valencia Pil\' SChQ<>l .1!1 F,ulle1ton. ..'. Hours are 11 a.m. to S p~ tocl'ay and 11 a.m. to l p.111: Sunday, with no ad miss!&\ cnargcd to view members' e:t~ hiblts or 13 divisions within this plant fnmlly. ' ~ Kilthy Dorr, or Lake¥.'00d.:JI chairman of the 1973 show scheduled in the school's multipurpose room at 3441 W. Valencia Drive , near the in· tersectlon of Magnolia Avenue and Gilbert Slreet. . :~ Air Condition, •' . 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'M'lls alon~ .. HUNTINCTON C£NT£R would create much more EDINC[~ AND •E•CH knowledae of~ tho safety alid "UNllPrfOTON lfACH capabllliles of the malerials -r! l tnd I IOI less misuse of & Ii::' I 9 2 • 6 6 11 them." IL..:..::..;;;;.;.;;;...,.;;;;;... _____ _ · JCPennev . We know what you're ~ng for. • • Shop Sll!Mlay -to 5 P."'-• F<nhloo Island O.ly. Nowport l each PLA NTER 11!1X·2 CU. FT. R ... 1.tt~-·--~ ............................. ~ ..... SA("I 1.;19 ' " i '1 I • • c r · om.ians are 1 sick and Ured be h!gher tau; but Ibero _, 'fuuch Ibey could do •-11. can't boyt<>tl tho tu system lib ~vere striking against higher meat 3, er since \Vorld Yi'ar n, the v publle has backed lhe el«:Uon ol pol ians who promise tax reductions, tax form , lin1its on taxes, reduction ln the • st oJ, g~vernmeot. J[Qw wookt you like tq prepare a ho~ld budget based on oxpeeted, nn· nu :income, then ,add a new stereo .• n10 home, mountain cabin and private college ror three kids and demand that the moneymaker hustle to earn the extra in· c(lme needed to pay for it. TillS IS the Lack taken by la>Amakers. 'l11e governor gives them a "squeeze and cut and trim '' budget and they add a few fr ills, then they <1sk the goverment to "moonlight" to make the money to meet Co111111ent Pag~ fill~eagan's Initiative Plan Work? u .. blgher bJdgot. Aller Nov•mber, If Gov..,... Ronald Reagan has bis "'ay, his all -inclusive-tax limitation program wh.ich he is taking Jo the voters in the form of an initiative constitutional -amendment will put an end lo that. The governor Is going through the mo- tions ol taking bis ameodmenl lhrough the Leglalature, bul he has been prom· lsed defeat already in the Democratic-- dominaled A!scmbly. JUST WHAT is this panacea being ol· fered by the governor which will limit taxes? If approved by the voters, the constitutional amendment would: -,-Set a constituf.ional limit on the percentage of total personal income within the state which can be collected by the state in any one year. Any chnnges in this percentage would require raUfication by a vote of the people. -Prohibit shifting the cost or govern- rr:ent from state to local sources. -S~t Jn the state ConsUtution the max· lmum local prop(!rty tax rates as established by SB 90' ta st year. -f'orce a one-time, 20 percent rebate in 1973 state income taxes. -Provide for a permanent state in· come tax cut of 7.5 percent starting in January, 1974. .:-=-ReqUire thlit all tax legislation bl-ap- proved by a two-thirds vote of Ifie Legislature. , l--iberals in the LegislatW'e were out· •foxed. Reagan finessed them . · THEIR CRY is that the Reagan in· iliative "should not bypass the legislative process," and that "the governor is forgetting the separation of powers by in- volving himself in the changlng or tax Jaws which should be the province of the lawmakers .'' Still othei-s -Senator George Moscone (~ Francisco) and Ass em b J y Speaker Bob Moretti (!).Van Nuys) - are saying the Reagan proposal is yet another way to ease the tax burden o.n the wealthy and put it on the already over·burdened middle and low income taxpayer. Both arguments faU flat. E~ery session since World War ti la\llT!lakers have promised theif con· stituents they would overhaul the state's tax structure to make things mare equitable, but they hav'eli't done it. Governor Reagan has no other way to go except directly to the voters with a Taxes I cons titutional lnitiatlve financed through private donations. TIIERE MAY be some prob! ms. The state controller bas issued figures which lndicate there might not be an $8SO Governor Ret19an has t10 other '""" to go ex· eept ·directly to the vat· ers. million surplus this year. It could be as little as $650 million. Reagan has pointed out the tax bite being taken by government today: 1'In 1930, government -fe<leral, st~te and local -cost the people of America about 15 percent of th.eir income," Reagan said. "Twenty years later, the figure reached 32 percent, and today, the total cost of government is more than 44. 7 percent. . "If this upward trend continues, &f'!d there is no indication whatsoever It Wlll not, government ~iU be t~king alf!10S~ 55 percent of the !)e9ple'S lOCOme 1n JUSt another JS years," the governor added. JIE POINTED out that the state's share of everyone's earnings is $9.3 billion this year and "will grow to a staggering $47 blllio'o in just 15 years'' with no changes in the tax structure. Reagan is accused of using this tax Jimltation plan ns a "demonstration pro- ject'' in an Wlannounced campaign for President or the United States in 1976. He denies it, and so does his staff. But what if he really does want to be President? If this tax limitation plan works in California \Vil h 10 percent of the nation's income and 10 percent Of i~ prob- lems, why wouldn'l It work on a na· tional scale? But Reagan isn't worried about the waves he is making, because the people are talking the same kind of language. Why Hanks Held Up •------Our Man fn San Francisco------ BART Marriage Derailed Researchers Study Bandits' Preference By HERB CAEN . I SAN FRANCISCO -Among lhe ' town's heroes this week is 84-year~ld Jack ColUson, a part·time bartender • : >A'ho attributes his longevity to smok· i ing·"three packs of unfiltered Camels 1 per day since the .age of 16." What · makes him n"ews is that an undercover ! cop named "Animal Joe Sanchez" ar- , rested old Jack (after a four-month in· ' vesligation ! ) for making three cash · payoffs on a pinball machine in Woody's Tavern at Eddy aild Van Ness ... The payoffs amounted. to $2.50, $2.20 and $2.80. The cost to the tax· payers of "Animal Joe's" intrepid in- ! vestigalion has yet to be detennined. At any rate, C.Ollison was defended in court here for free by an admirer, Jawyer Edwin Train Caldwell, who _Jias.eJl.his_pJi:.a..\Olbe iury~on.lh<.ma • im of "de minimus non curat Jex" ("The law does not puni sh for trivial matters''). The Great Pinball Payoff Case end· cd with the jury acquitting Jack Collison. · the Jiving dead but I have matured ... (Wanna-bet?-)":-:·-:-- INSIDEl\.1 : At S. F. Airport, Dick Rafferty of Fresno, Hawali·bound, gave his hand luggage to a security guard who, while rummaging through it. accidentally set off the flash at· tachment on Dick's camera. "Wow," sald the guard, jumping back Jn alarm, "lhat scared hell out of me!" "Well, Charlie," shrugged another security guard, "it's better than a wet diaper." means we must sell $80.000 worth (Jf ai rline tickets to pay for our bottled water ($2000 a year)." Gimme a short beer. By JAMES 0 . CLIFFORD UnlNf Prl" lnl1m.11on11 Bank executives know why regular customers use their facilities, but a OTHER PEOPLE'S MAIL: A Jett.er security expert says they're puzzled from an editor of Stern , the big about the fellow who makes the Gei:man magazine, to Ivan Sharpe of wlsolicited withdrawal: the· holdup man. Tiburon, loc31 correspondent for the Very little has been done to learn why British news service, Reuters: "l a holdup man "hits" a particular bank understand from various sources that while avoiding another, says Willard O. an earthquake in the San Francisco h Stanf d R h area is sa id to be imminent. There is Tiffany of t e or esearc Institute. nothing we want on the subject at the Tiffany and associates at the institute moment, but when the time comes we have done a preliminary study in this \vould, of course, be intereste<I. I am field, but he stressed "preliminary." sure we wiU be sending our staff The study suggests some interesting reporter for a story as large as this. . . theories. but \Yhen something happens we "Banks with a high rotunda, with ~ v•ould like you to hold the fort until he pie moving about over the tellers' cages, gets there. (Signed) Yvonne Luter." hardly ever seemed to be ·held up." Ivan ha s promised to hold the fort, .l--='HE._STUDl'--also~showed --that \Yhat ::nifong otfier tliing s. --Tiffany called the "rational holdup man" RALPH NADER is such a noklrious no·show -unsafe at any fee? -that College of Marin inserted a right-to- S\le clause . in the contract for hls speech there. "Nol a bad idea," con-- ceded Nader, who apparenUy has total recall only where cars are concerned. favored banks with two doors. "One door did not provide enough escape routes and any more than two gave too much exposure." Some police experts think the modem Jow Silhouette bank counter line is responsible for the rise in holdups. Not so, showed the study. "ON ... THE CONTRARY, it almost ap- pears that the older wickets, high bar· rlers and translucent glass are more favqred by holdup men," Tiffany said. The SRI team, he said, found a pattern of poor lighting, -screened and shaded windo"'s, and comparative dinginess in older branches that had suffered holdups more or less regU!arly. A bank official didn't go along with this and showed the team a modern. well·il· luminated branch that had also been hit regularly in preceding years. Tiffany said the team I e a r n e d , however, th at a fence had been put ar(Jund the parking lot about a year ago at that up-to-date branch an'd since then there badn!.t J:>een a robbery. The fence. he said. blocked "what had been multiple escape avenues leading to adjacent streets." THERE IS-Still much work to be dofie toward finding out why certain banks get robbed and others don't. "No serious attempts have been made to structure a car.efully conceive<I ex- periment or family of experiments" to find out what encourages a holdup man and what can ~ done to deter him, he said. The SRI study shows that such research i$ needed. One bank branch in a do\vntown area was robbed IS times in a fi ve·year span. ANOTHER BRANCJI, just l\\'0 blocks away and on the same street, \vas hit only t\Vice in the same period. In another city. a brancQ had not been hit in two years of operation while branches in the surrounding four·block area had been held up a number of times. Tiffany has advised banks, large cor: porations and even police on the problem, He says most businessmen secure their property against burglars and vand~ls about as \veil as the man \\'ho carries his wallet in his hip pocket in a dO\Vll- town New Year's Eve celebration. HE NOTED that one major bank not too long ago was protecting an a':erage of $6 milliOn in cash in its vaults \Vlth an electronic sensor thal had been discon· tinued in 1932. Protection of company documents is another area in '"hich firms arc lax, Ti£- fany said. ''Executives spend a lot or time check· ing into the background of a professional lhey hire to make su re he is no t 09ly qualified to do the job but trustworth~." The same executives, said Tiffany, will take it'lformation, put it in -an envelope marked "sensitive." and hand it to a messenger they kno\\' nothing about. "He may have broken out of jail t1vo hours before that ror all they know," he said. ONWARD: Frevvlnsakes, BART marriages don't work, either! Sue Burke and Dan Donovan, who just got their pictures in the papers for becom· 'ing , the first couple to be married aboard a BART lraln, have separated already, and she says whe will seek an annulment. .. Labor leader Dan Del Carlo. a lifelong Demo, has been in· vited by Mr. Nixon to dine at the White House nnd is ae<::epting "beca~se I'll be in \Vashington next week anyhow." Oh. Okay. , .Will Watergate produce another memorable TV appearance by Our Leader? To1n Page wbispenrfrom D.C. that Mr. Nixon's aides are beating the bushes fo~ a telegenic cocker spaniel th"-t \\'ill respcnd to the name "Checkers". CAAN OPENERS • . . The Alan Arkin·James Caan movie, "Freebie and the Bean," still filming here, has a statistic for lhe Guinness Book of Records : most cars (70) destroyed while shooting chase scenes. Most of them were $200 clunkers but a few cost as much as $1500 each and all were purchased in S.F. (Movies Are Good 1-~or Business!) ... Writers Tom Scortla and Frank M. Robinson, neighbors in Diamond Heights, have hit the jackpot with their first novel, ALONG TIIE PICKLED BEAT: Tbe beef boycott proved that they eat horses, don't they, but how many of you know that sharks are tasty, too'! liowever, the Peepul won't accept a shark steak any faster than they'll tie into a roastsaddle of mare 1 proving once again the power of public rela- tions. For a true . 11Surf 'n' Turf Special,'' how could you beat shark and filly? Stocks Going 'Back Home' "The Glass Inferno." about a HERBERT'S SHERBET: Fillmore Rill Graham, shot through \Vith bad luck, made tv.•o round·trips to .N. Y. last week on American Airlines and satV "Jeremiah Johnson" four times. DOUG 1'1ERRICK, who owns the R. disastrous fire in a highrise here. L. Winston llod Co. on Tt;Urd -fishi~g MGM has outbid the other studios for JOHN LE~ON and Yoko, holed ~p rods, not bangbangs -as once again screen rights_ $400 000 plus a percen· at the BevH1lls Hotel, flash word via i-e~~S. ~amboo rods f~J!l ~a,.~·~n~-tage.-and Doubleday will..hrlng_out_._!heir_ S.F;,P8:1 ,_Cr_ai_g ~yes, lo ''.pay no Just 1n time. The last loaDI got, 1n 53, the book next spring aflenfffin to reµorts pr 1 n t e·d is running out!" Doug, who s e · elsewhere that the Beatles are customers. include Crown Prince TJDNGS ARE tough in the airline reunlµng, or that John and Yoko are Harald of Nor\\'ay, gets $150 and up business. At United's big offices on split£ing. It is true, however, that Len· per rod ... Cap tivating Chron headline: -Bay, no more bottled water for the non, George Harrison and Ringo Starr ."A \Valkpu t at Oakland Cemeteries." slaves because, explains Exec Joe recorded an album in LA, and, as the Once upon a time I would have said liushion, "only 21h cents of each dollar saying goes, three out or four ain't this proves that Oakland is the land of taken in goes 'into the till,' which bad. Spying Not 007 Stuff Age1its Spend Mucli Time Writing Tedious Memos By United Press Inl~tlonal The James Bond spy thrillers are a far cry from the real world of intelligence work. .B<>nd rarely fills out an intelligence report, never appears to follow the prescribed procedures for assessing his sources, and generally ignores the rules of the game. The rules, as any professional will tell you if he's willing to talk, must be studied and learned, .and much or a spy's lime is taken up tediously writing memos and directives. TJlE U.S. Intelligence community con· ----- Saturday, April 28, 1973 !J'.'ha-commenYJllge-Of.-11\e Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by ))resentt~g a variety of com· mentary on to~lcs of inter- est and significance from Informed oboervers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. WHd, PvblloMr sisls of six major agencies -the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Defense Intelljgence Agency (DIA), the National Security Agency (NSA), the State Department's Burceu of Intelligence and Research. the FBI and the Atomic Energy Commission. These agencies gather two major kinds of intelligence -strategic and tactica.I. Strategic intelligence, used by the policy makers to detennine Jong-range national strategy, concentrates on sµch areas as weapons development, poUtlcal persooali ties and the internal structures of hootile 11nd friendly nations. , Tactical lntelllge:nce is used in short- range decisions, pal'UcuJarJy in combat, and usually becomes useless after about 24 hours. lNTEf.UGENCE is not raw, in· formation, but Is the finished product of collection, analysis and dissemination. The collection stage, or actual spying, li much more complicated. -An -agent ha1Kller 6r "case officer" must spot and assess potential agents ac-c~lng to t~r access to .. a partlcuJar target or plCcc (Jf lnfonnation, and then detennine what kind~of leverage can be used to lrldace. the prospect to perform lhe job. Once the ......, o!Ocer recruit& bls nuut, an agent networlc has betn established. The network wUI include tlie prlnclpaJ -aen11, who gather "fnlormalion ; 111pPorl agents such as couriers "cut.outs"; spot· ter agents who look for potential agents to add to the network; and radio operators. TIIE INFORMATION is reported to the case officer who in tum passes it along· to a superior •. using a prescribed Intelligence lnfonnation Report. The report Is analyzed, compared with previous data and woven into a National Intelligence Estimate -judging for in· stance the capabi lities and intentions of another nation . It ts in writing the Natio nal TnteUigence Estimttte that such agencies like !he CIA ~nd lhe DIA :;omellmes clash with opposing views of the same situation. Oissf:minatlon means passing these estimates along to the President, Na· tional Security COuncll and the 'Joint Cblafs ol Staff. Theoretically, lhls Is done on a "need to know" basis. The President gets a top-secret Daily Jntelllgenco Summary;including capsules ol ""\,iOr development& of the past 24 hours, which is prepared daily by the CIA about' 3 a.in. Tbe world or James B<>n~·s bidden cam~s1 supercharged sports cars anCl Uai.ons with mysterious women -il II ever .existed -bas hccn rendered even more or a piece or fiction by t~ postwar rise of computers; sato!lltes and other means or electrooi<: esplonag~. Major Companies Buying Up .Tlieir Own Shares By JOHN CUNNIFF AP BuMneu Analyst Collecting has become the American avocation, as you probably have observ· ed in the homes of your stamp-coin·an· tique • plate gold·silver-art-collecting friends and neighbors. So great is the demand that-a relative- ly new industry has developed to supply the market \Vith limited and com· memorative \-editions in almost every medium imaginilblc, with the implied promise of futu re rarity and value. Psychologists and economists agree that one of the basic impulses of the col· lector is the need for something of sub- stance and value in an age made Insecure by monetary and political upheavals. But does this explain the latest behavioral oddity on \Vall Street, the col· lecting by companies of their own shares? some of the biggest, most pro- sperous blue chips are seeking millions of dollars of their own shares. GULF OIL has announced a reac· quisition goal of 10 million shares. United Aircraft wants 1 million. So does Bethlehem Steel. Sperry and Hutchinson, the Green Stamp company and an authority on collecting, wants 500,000. So far this year the dollar value of repurchase plans appears to be well over $1 billion, a sum far greater than ror the entire year 1972, and there Is little evidence that the fervor is fading . Customarily, companies seek their own stock In order to service their stock op- tions and employe purchase plans and to have a supply available for possible ac- quisitions. But there appears to be something ad· ditionnl at work this year, and that l.s low price. Many companies believe their stock Is selling at bargain rates, in some instances near or below book value. IN OTHER WORDS, they believe al the moment that 1th(!y themselves are the best buy Jn the market -and they should know1 because it is they Who· keep the books. tr other investors don't agree -well, too bad for them. It is easy to spot a company whose slack-Is trnding tielowblflirv~llr•,-11 being a simple matter of deducting liabilities from asset&, dividing by tile number Of shares outstanding and then -paring that figure with U1< soiling prJce. Jt is another matter to project current statistics into the future. Clearly many investors are not as enthustasUc about the immediate outlook as are some·cor~ porate treasurm who see big profil gains in the next year. Argus Research Corp .. which supplies much of the basic research used by many brokers, comments that there is "literally tremendous room for profits growth over the next several years." rrs RESEARCH indicates that after· tax corporate-profits-will grow by almost 18 percent this year and will be higher by about 10 percent in 1974, despite "such alleged negatives .as the substitution of Phase 3 for Phase 2." Despite this outlook, many stocks are selling at their lowest pri~arnings ratios in many months. The current Dow Jones industrial average is about 14 times last year's earnings, one of the lowest ratios in a decade. One reason for this is believed to be the absence of enthusiasm by individual investors, many o( Y:hom have declined to return to the n1arkct after the debacles of the late 1960s and the price collapse of 1970. While institutions, such as mutual and pension funds, have been active, they have concentrated on a relatively few stocks, some or which have P·E ratios of 50 or more. That leaves a \Vise range of blue chip~ selling far below potential. ~ile some treasurers inay be buying their own shares to boost activity and in· terest, the majority quite likely are buying bccftuse they 8Ce a good value.' Better Market Awaiting June College Graduates ' By United Press J.nternational This year's college graduates will have a better chance of obtaining jobs than in the Jast few years, but not nearly as favorable as in the 1960s when they could in many cases "pick and choose." nus is one ol. the conclusions reached by the Carnegie · CommisSion on Higher Ectucation. The report is titled "Graduates and Jobs : Adjusting to a New Labor Market Situation ." The report also specifically cited a growing interest among college students in securing caree~ among the crafts "the arts and in such positions as that ·of Jetter carrier." "Soine college graduates prefer to earn a livelihood through these kinds of ac· tivltles while using their educations to enrich other 1 parts of their lives," the report said. IT TIED lhe yoor job market in t972 and 1973 to -Uie economic recession i n those years. . "There are.still problems," the report Mld;"'espeelallyin the-marireHOl'school teachers and college faculty members. "The overall market for college gradu~tes, therefore, Is not expect~~ to be as favorable as it was in the 1960s when lhey could piclc •nd cbooae among a number or attractive job offers. '1 The report said that ,u..ie were' other factors beside lhat of economic recovery which augured well for th& Improved economJc prospecl.$ or college cra,duates. AMONG them are: -A sharp increase in the number of · job offers in the engineering fie"ld. -The current expansion in the national · ec~omy related to health care, a field in \vh1ch employment opportunities remain relatively· plentiful . -The slowing down in lhe increase rate of college gradUJltes. The commission report emphasized that going to college was still a good deal for young Americans and estimated ''that It continues to yield" dollar returns of about 10 percent per year on Uie in- vestment made by those who t6ke 11d- vantage or it. THE COMMISSION ofrered the follow· ing advice to American y0ungstcrs: · -"Decide carefully if you really want to go to college or not~ 'Look at alternati ves to college that may lead to statlsfyll;JB and-rewarding-Uve·s. -"Sook broad college training rather than spcciallzation ii:i _sollegc. -=-..uni you havh carefully cOOsen goal In mJnd. -"Step out after high school or while In college both to try out occupational In. t,erests_and to geJ. experie~ that con help, _ you gain uperience that will be useful in t· gelling • job Inter, ' · -"Select oecupatlonal speeializatinn carel~lly. -"Develop reilistic expectations Q future coming• . and Job opportunities made PQSSlble by college altendAoce." \ Tee bee, tee hee bee bee, it bu been oae funny week, this bu. Whelher It was pogo sllcka that shook up some senses of humor out ttiere or what, lhe big departl!lent here in Uncle Len's office was the joke and riddle one. carol got more jokes than her "in" basket could hold. Jfut it was just a good week all around, because there were plenty or art entries to choose from, and several poems too -all on tbe delightful subjecl \ of pogo sticks. \ After a Ieng wait. we finally \ got a hold of our winner in the Ask Andy CQJ'ltest, and she is pictured -along · With her prize -below. She'• proof that Andr·· -lest b profitable as we! as fin can yoo spot another winner oa the page? I'm expecting ll> get a barrel full of questions for next week. And if I dQ get that many , sure as the sun comes up ,-every morning (there is a sun behind those clouds, you know), we'll have a winner. . . ~-' ' . . . . -~. • . • ' -I *· PRIZ~ WINNER * K1therine Henderson, 9, 461 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa • 1 . • ! 1 • , Sa\11rday, Apr/I 28, 1973 DAILY PILOT ' Milking for Fu~ and Pri%es ' . ' Norm Weil, UC Davis student president, on stoo l at left, and Davis Mayor Maynard Skinn er con1- pete in test of milking skills iq the annual contest . held on the steps of the Capitol in Sacramento. ll is designed to call attention to 'lhe UC Davis 1pic- nic. The mayor beat three contestants. Dumpy the Dog Must Be Part Cat SALEM, Ohio (AP ) -Cats aren't the only ones with niRe lives. Ask Dumpy the dog. Gi lbert wanted the deputy to follow the dog and finish the job, but the deputy demurred. The deputy, according to The women took Dumpy to a veterinarian who patched and cleaned the ~.diet wound through his for eleg and chest. Then they brought him ho1ue to recover. But it won't be the next win- ner, because Uncle Len has already been informed !hat ye t another Orange Coast Andy reader has won. We'll be Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture oo piece of plain, white paper 5'h 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 address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Ent.Ties must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. Oumpy is. the name chosen for the mongrel by two women who rescued him from a local landfill. His tale came to light Saturday when Ma honin g Gilbert, didn't want to get his ...------~-------------__., bpots muddy. And Gilbert said the man was certain the dog would die anyway ' ' ' ' ' informing that person this week, and will announce his or the trash men '(they're often her name soon. So if you've called ~anitary engineers) at - sent one in, watch the .mail. work. 1'11 be looking forward For next week we have a to having some poems and rid- unique topic for our contest, dies, particularly ~he jok~s. on one that not t6o many people-such a colorful subject. talk about but which \Ve de-I simply , cannot let these. the yolk? Ooooooooh, that's corn~ • Also from Lisa: Tom: Did you Ii.ear -about the big f'ight on the train last night? Dick: No, what happened? Tom: The conductor punched a ticket! And ol' Dawn Newell sent in County commissioners suspen- quite an assortment cJ. g<>04ies ded the deputy Ctog warden for again , one of which was this : five-days in . connection with Don't you kno.w you are not _ ~tQe cas«;. supposed to eat wiUi your It all started when Dwnpy, knife, Georgie? -who's part beagle and about 3- Georgie: I know , but my years old, was picked up as a fork leaks! stray by the Mahoning County Well, keep that I e v it y Dog Pound. (humor, that is) coming. He was given an allegedly lethal dose of gas in the back GILBERT SAID he 1vas "so upset" he phoned a re lative in nearby Salem where Joyce Guile r and Jean Fluharty . heard the story. Doggie Fund Excess Must Be Returned They set out to find the do . · d Armed With a ffSshliihg an E\V-¥0Rf¥4UPl) A-state Supreme Court JU ge has decided that the $4,800 some 600 contributors gave to wrapped against a pouring pay an injured dog 's doctor bills must be returned. rain, the two slogged through Judge Edward J. Greenfield announced the ruling the dump that evening until Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court in a suit filed by , pend a lot on. And that's, the other jokes from this week go garbageman. Or refuse col-untold. So by way of honorable lector if you prefer. You've mention, I'll present you with seen ihose trucks as big as a couple more that you can try buildings, haven't you? And on your ~iends. yo.u've watched the clanging From Lisa Sandviken comes c I' ~ and banging as Jhe tr~h ll!at tbil ODO. •:i'ft ~---aro -A -orner we all create just from living , ~ of a dog van, then tossed in front of a bulldozer at the dump., they found him. State Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz. "He was back in a little The dog was found lying on the Belt Parkway Jan . shack out tl1ere. He wasn't 10 by Mrs. Barbara Shultz. It had been hit by a car dur- moving," said MJss Fluh·arty. ing a rainstorm. is dumped into those big Bill: Wha. was Snow vehicles to ~o to the dump. \Vhite's _brother? RIDDLES and JOKES STILL AlJVE somehow , he E h · h do lurched to his feet and stag-" very air on t at g was MRS. SCHULTZ took the animal to a Lynbrook, N. Y .. gere d out of the bulldozer's on end," Mrs. Guiler said. veterinarian. The bill came to $105, but a~t 600 per- <(., • ' • • / ell, now it'! your chaqce to __ Jolin: I pwe 1tp--who? ;:::o:..-=============~I really creati ve. aniI draw Bill:l:gg \Vhtre -ge r- Gordon : Hey, did you hear the bed palh. A deputy dog wa~dcn "HIS~S _ w.ere:=g!azed~ ~~~~e=st~~wspaµas-,tsent t 1 ~ • firediour shots~aHiim;-hitting--and-he--was-nothing-buhnud~ --Le£kow1tz-then-f1led-su1UO-ha~used!.pport11<"1wonn_.1--r--~ him once in the che.st. a~d blood. But h_e didn't try to of ~he ~4,800 ret.urn~d ~nd M~s . Schultz agreed with 1that .. ... ,.., •••triw .. ,... ...,, c/• Offt19 C.-Ny Pilot, ... 1160. ~ M--. CelH. Attdy 1 ... d$ ' $11Vtn-YOIUl'M Mt ol Tiie c11 ..... 1ctu of "'""' to M•rv Cl1rk. ... 10. of Colt• MtN. tor 11tr the world. qllffllM; What causes alr currents? .. joke? * -Howard: No, what? PRIZE WTNNER Gordon: Sorry, but it hasn't been made up yet._ T..--K!Y.,., t, 16:162 Dlt Mir Liiie, Mvtrtllllhlt IMCll · POGO STICKS f like pogo sticks Because they're so fun . Yod bounce so high; It's like you're touching the sky. You're almost like a kangaroo And there're so many tricks you can do. You'll always come down. So don'•t frown, And you won't break your crow n. A K ... ntely llllt Mlllr tOff k Miii Mlltora11, 11, 1N' Or111t11 .,,.., Clsll Miii fer tilt Will""'9 9'11r'I' It! "" JMl"Y 11111 --test. -...u-y.ur ...-w 1hlrY 10 One.I• l111, IOJt 15'4. CMll MIA, C1lll. '2626. An air current may be a gentle breeze or ! howling gale. It may blow from any compass direction, it may rise up trom the ground or sink down from higher levels. It may be just-a draft from an open wind aw. All of these breezy events are streams or air on the move from one place to another place. And a11 of them are governed by more or less the same rules. Way back in the fifth cen- tury B.C., newsletters Crom Rome were circulated "to in· terested readers throughout the far-flung empire. Tlley carried newsy items about politics and business, wars and natural disasters. These were the true ancestOl"s of the modern newspaper; They were copied by hand and usually· carried by traVelers who hap- pened to be going in the right direction. Sometimes urgent '--------------------- Air is a fluid substance and its gaseous molecules react to changes in temperature. When cool, they tend to crowd closer together. When warm, they tend to expand and spread farther apart. '!1>e whole at· mosphere is a patchwork of different air pockets. As .a rule, pockets of wanner air spread out and bee om e lighter. Cooler, heavier air tends to !flow and blow into regions of thinner, lighter air. As a rule, a breezy current is moving toward a less crowded pocket of air. reports were prepared an~ carried by special couriers. 'Ole Roman newsletter was such a logical idea that no in· spired genius was needed to invent it. However, in 60 B.C., Julius Caesar became a Roman consul and so began perhaps the most inventive career in all history. He was of course a great one for law and order, as related to the organization Qf government on a grand scale. He saw that h!s dreams of empire and civili.ta- tion depended upon the spread of information -far and wide. Caesar saw the haphazard Roman ' newsletters w e r e useful, but not useful enough. One of his first acts as consul was .to ·decree an official ANl'f MllCll • compl .. 1 20-voiUITll! lel o1 t111 Mtrlt 11.-11 lnc:'l'loPdl• to •tin called the Acta Diurna w..-., I011tm111. 11• 13. " wnnim1-~e Events of the Day. Its "'°''' hfon1'1f\l•nt1, for her Quatlon: d h pages were poste on t e Who invented newspapers? walls of the Roman Forum. It~' The p;ogress oi civili7.ation was read, silently and aJoud, depends on information -an_d often copied and sent to the information.is useless unless it far Corners of the Eq>ire. is available to a large percen-Acta Diuma rep OT t e d tage of the population. ~e government and other serious b\Wness or newspapers is events on a scheduled basis. It spreading as much reliable in· was indeed the first pubtica- formation as possible to as ton comwrahle to a responsi- many people as possib~e. hi e modem newspaper. Civilization depends on tn· Te next major advance in formed citizens who keep up the newspaper business had to with the times. Nobody In-wait until movable type was.... vented lhis idea and no ooe invented. No particular genius person Invented the modern had a flash of Inspiration. But newspnJ!er. It began perhaps early in the 1600s, ~veral 2,000 years ago as a Sirnpte-Gennan cnies-lfi"CiUgii ir pQ9tod notice and advanced In woold be a ·good idea lo use step with civilization. the new movable type to print --"llle·ebine..-claim thal !he-newspapers. One of the first first real newspaper was .their p u b 1 t c a t i o n s was The Tsing Pao a journal . !hat Strasbourg Relallon. _ 0 n ..,..por1oc1 ~ventJ at lhe_oo<irt ol_S<lpJo..IJlber i. tllOll It carn<d an- Peking-Its publlcaUon l)egan eye-opening ~ about a ln the 500s and continued to fellow named Galileo who was 1196. II this was tho first i!J•nleylng the wonders of lhe neWSpapcr. Ji ...,m. a J>llY Keavens lhrougb his newfangl· that it was merely a gos•lpy ed telescope. llema of this sorl social journal. The ancestors qualify a_publication as a real of ""'"' Mrtou• newspapers newspaper, ,spreadlni useful appear to have lleeo Invented and trothlul !nformatloa likely in Europe, when the Roman to ndvance the course of Empire ""' slrlvilli to govern civtllzatlon. I I ~ A Winner: The nlcipient of· a set of Merit Student Encyclo- ~s <or her question In !he Ask Andy contest 1s Cris Ann Chapman of 6352 Santa :Ynez, Hunting· ton l!eaai. CriS JS l.be dau ghter or Harold-Chapman and Mrs. Norma Burdette. Congratulations, Cris, Dumpy kept moving. ib1te, and he didn't make a action 1n an affidavit filed with the court. --~ Bulldozer operator James · sound." world scope (ID jJotntl for--.,.-c:omctlr> 1 President Nixon said that he ls persolially conducting a new Wciterglte investigation and would fire any staff aide found gu ilty of illeeal espionage activities. True or False? 2 Black Panther leader .. ? •. finished second in the Oakland; California1 mayoral-eleciion and will take part.in a run-off in May with incumbent Mayor John Reading. •·Bobby Seale !>-Robert Uphoff c-Eldridge Cleaver J A tederal. judg .. ordered •-halt to all efforts to abolish (CHOOSE ONE: the Office of Eco· nomic Opportunity, ACTION). 4 Pre£i°dent Lon Nol of .. ? .. an"ouncec:t that he is sele.cting Cl new Cabinet in what appeared to be an effort to broaden the base of his regime. a-Laos b-Cambodia c-Thailand 5 Massachusetts was one of the states which would be hardest hit by proposed defense base closings. Was the famous Boston Naval Yard included in the list of installations to be shut down? newsname (10 points If JC1U ctn idenlttJ thlt person In the news) Earlier this year, as Govel'nor of a large eastern state, I advo· cated drastic sentences for drug pushers. Now. I have modified my posi· tion, but have suggested laws which are much stricter than cur!'ent ones. Who am 1r match~·;ords (4 palntl ................ molch) 1 ..... incarcerate •·possibility 2 ..... cfandestine · b·to imprison 1 .... incipient c·to disable 4 ..... contlngency d·secret; undethanded • $ ..... Incapacitate •·beginning to Show ltselt In addition to being a family fun feature. TllE-QUiZ -la u Integral part of the in~lu1room ~ws pro~ )ll'etellted ~tb' Jn Orange Colllt area 1cbooll as a pubUC aerv1Ce by tile Dally Pilot and Tbe Irvine Company. • newsp1cture (10 pointt tf JOU •ntwer this queetk>n correct'1) FilleCI with passengers traveling to· Israel to attend the anniversary of the founding of the Jewish state, the British luxury liner, Queen Elizejbeth II, left SoUthampton last week. Security for the voyagf! was tight due to fears of possible Palesti.nian terrorist action. What anniversary is Israel celebrating? spOrtlight -1 The height of a race hotse is usually measured i"n .. ? •• a-feet and inches b-hands and inches c-centit"neters 2 For the first time in 5 years, an American won the . annual Patriots Day Boston Marathon. True or False? 3 .. ? •• claimed its 9th world hockey championship in 10 years by defeatin& defending champiO!l Czechoslovakia 4 to 2. a-The Soviet Union b-The United States c-Sweden 4 The leading money winner on the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association tour, •. ? .. , defeated Australian pro Evonne Goolagong at the Miami Beach-Carner Tennis O~n. a-Margaret Court b·Billie Jean King c-Chris Evert 5 Quart~rback ~~. ~-· ... of the Los Anaeles Rams £1afms that !11s contr&ct 1s null and void, and tlas threatened to play this sunimer with a minor lea8ue team. hoplng to force a trade. roundtable r-clocUPton(rtolCO<iJ What Mfect do you think the bannina of commercia l super· sonic fli&hts <>1er the U.S .• will have/ YOUR ICOllE: 11 ., 100 polnta -TOP ICOtW 81 to 90 polntl -beet-· 71 to 80 points -Cood. 61 lo 70 poJna -f w. , 423 ·73 • VEC. Inc .. Mldlton. Wlscoalln . l•!'C\'9 liltWOVi•fi :~·to :t.!( l•1t.1.L•l !C\•I :J.1:-1~11.lll~S •osi: 1a11n1:>1d5M3N ''5 !t ·t !•·t !p·z. :q•1 1SOllONJ-l:>.l.YW ' ~·~J.-••N f6 J111•J•~>o1 llO'l'N liWVNSMJJil , tl).•t: ll!·t l"4tllft.JJOddQ >ii,1;0110>1 io •>;!JJO •114--t :•·z. :•1111·1 :aoo::>soivoM ' I ' I I . I ' ' .. . : ' ' ' • ' • • • • • l ' : ' • l I -' .. ,t •I . . ~. , . •' • DAILY PILOT Pulpit & Pew .· Bnptbt First Bapti~t Church of Costa 1\1eia, at 301 Magnolia ; service Sunday at 9:45 and 11 a.m.; se rmon by David \Vang, Chinese Christian nod general directer o( Asian Outreach. Finl Baptist Church of La1tuoa Hiiis. at 245~1 Moulton Pkwy.; service Sunday "at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45; sermon "Rejoice ir. Hope." by the Rev. Jane Mayo, Baptist missionary in Zaire; Dible study and 'Youth activities Wednesday. llarbor Trtnit}' Baptist Church, at 1230 Baker St., Costa ~1esa: service Sunday at 11 a.in., church school at 9:45 ; sermon ''How tu Help Fulfill the G r e a t Com· mission," by thr., ltev. l~on Hartman ; evening s!?rvice ~I 7. report on team attending Colorado f\1i ssion. Capl~traoo Valley Hapt·ist Chur ch. at 32032 Del Obispo, San Juan Capislrano: service Sunday at 8: 15 and II a.m., church school at 9:30 : $ermon 'Instant Maturity,'' by the . Rev. \Vi\1ian1 Davenport. Bap· lism at ~ p.m.: Chrisiian lrainirig at 5 p.m., evenin~ \vorship at 6: 15: \Ve<lnesday Bible i-tudy at 6:45 p.m. followed by dinner. University Baptist Church, at 2252 S. E. Bristol, Sant a Ana : service Sunday at lI a:m .• choft.:h school at 9:45 : sermon "Clouds \V i I h o u t WiHer." bv the Jl1~v. Willi s Ctirrfco: .vOu1h n1c1~tin;.:s at G o.m .. eve~1i n"! 111orshin 111. 7: \Vedriesdav Bible studv ~r 7 . . . f.'.m. • First Bap~sl Church, at 107 \V. 1'1arquita Ave.: service Sunday at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45; sermon "Olsci· pleship," by the Rev . Philip Smith: evening service at 6 p.m., "The Sin or Griping." Chrl•tlati Scie 11ce Cfirl&tlan Science Chur<:be&, Flrsl Church of Chrl~t, Sclen• ·:tat, 2880 l\fesa Verde Drive, Costa Mes3, services at 11 a.m. and church school at 9: 15 a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 8th and Olive. Hun· tingt.on Beach, services und church sctiool at 9:30 and 11 s.1n.; Fint Church of Ch rist, &ientlst, 3303 Via L i d o . Newport Beach, services and church school at 9 and 10 :30 a.m.: Second Church of Chlrsl. Sc:lentlst. 3100 Pacific Wicw Dri ve. Corona dcl ~1ar. $t'rviccs and church school at JO a.m .: \\lednesday testimony n)C(•lings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Congregational Corona del Mar Community Church, Congregational, at 61 l ~leliotrope Ave.; service Sun- day al 10 a.m.; sermon "Peace .\Vith Power," by the Rev. f{ichard Smith. P I yn1ouih Congregation al Chu rch or Neu·port llarbOr. at 32fi2 Uroad St .. New port Beach; service and church school Sunday at 10 a.m.; scrn1on "/\ W:.ilk on the Wild Side," hy the Rev , Terrence Lindvall. f,111l1era11 Hedccn1er Lutheran Church, ;,it JGJSI Springdale St .. •Tun- tin~lon Heat:h: service Sunday 11t fl: 15 und 10:'45 a.m.: church school at 9:30; sermon by the Rev. Harold Johnson, director of Public Relations a n d Development for G o o d Shepherd Lutheran Home uf the West. St. Luke'• Lutheran Churc.:h, at 13552 Goldenwest , Westminster; service Sunday at 10:30 a.m.; sermon "The Basis and Power for Law Keeping." by the Rev. Philip C. Gehlh11r: ''Help Your Courts Assure Justice" by Municipal Court Judge Ragnar Engbretsen of West Orange County District. Christ Lutheran Church, at 780 Victoria, Costa Mesa: service Sunday at 8: 15 ~d 11 a.m., church school and Bible class at 9:30; sermon "Good Days Ahead." by the Rev. Lothar 'fo,rnQw. Chrl11~ Lutheran Chur ch, at 35522 Cam ino Capistrano, San Clemente ; service Sunday at 10 a.m.: sermon by the Rev. Allan Hansen of Luthera[J Renewal Home in Los Angeles. Newpor t Harbor Lutheran Church, 11t 798 Dover Drive. Newport Beach:· service Sun- dav af 8 and 10:30 a.m .. at 9: is chur ch school: sern1on "\Vhat's in a Name." hy the ncv. Roger Berg. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. at 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa; services Sundciv at 8 ;ind 11 a.m.: .scrn1on by D<1vid \V a n g . general director of Asi;ir. Outreach. al R, by Attorney Norn1an Juggert at II ; Sunday !See PULPIT, Page 9) Seven Cl1urcl1es Plan Pic11ic A picnic is being planned for Su nday. noon to fi p.n1 .. by the seven f\incrican Lu t h e r a n Lutheran Home Head To Speak The Re\'. Harold Johnson, dircclor of public relations and development for the Good Shcpb<.ord Lutheran Home of !he West, for the mentally retarded, u·UI speak for boih services. at R e d e e m·-e r Lutheran Church, 16351 :>Pr· lngdale S t r e e t , Huntington Beach on Sunday at 8: 15 and 10:45 a.m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Home of the West is supported by Lutherans of the Missouri Synod. It established its first residential school for the men- tally retarded in 1952 in Terra Bella. Since then schools h;;i,ve been opened in Apple Valley and in Forest Grove. Ore. In the near future &nother school will be opened at 23442 El Toro Road, El Toro, in the facll ilics of the for n1 c r Parklane Residential School. Vocalist To Perform At Ch1rrch Ji1nmie Mc Don al d. in- ternationally famous sacred singer , is scheduled to perform at Christ Chut·ch of Westminster at 14061 Chestnut St .. in \Vestminster on Sunday at the 6 pJn. service, ac· cording to F I o y d E. \Vcstbrook, senior pastor of Ch rist Church. He has sung in 42 countries on five continents. H i s tepetoirc includes h y 1n n s such as "Great Is Thy Faith- fulness" and "Be S.t i 11 My Soul," along u•ith nc\v songs. He studi ed rnusic in Europe. Australia. and at the Peabody Conserv11tory i n Baltimore, Md ., as well as continuing work at UCLA. . I ClamtiatJ Dav id Wang Chi.:lla · Talk Slated David \\'ang. the f i rs t Chinese Christian leader since the Cultural Revolution to be invited by the Peking reghne to spend an e~enck.J time in the P~les Republic of ('hiM. \\'ill be the guest SPl•akl•r :u Prince of Peace LA11h<'rnn., 2987 1\lesa Verdt' Ilrh't'. ('o:'ta !\tesa. at the 8 a.m. :icr,'il'(' on Sunday . \~ang also u•ill bt• n gut'St ti t First B.1pti~ Churcll of't:os111. Mesa. 301 ~fn,gnolia. Stn•k\'s are at 9:4.l and II a.11}- An a<'knou•lt'dgtd 1tutbon1y on today's China, °"''·ad \\"ang ' v.•as invited to spend 30 day·s in China as a gu~s~ u( lht' People's Republic. For st-Verni years he has supervised a 11ong Kong based research program ain1cd at gathering factual information on Chiita and the Christian church in the mainland. BORN IN Shcingh ai, Chin<i to a well-to-do Christian fa mi- ly . he ned \Vith his mother tr: Hong Kcing in 1957. Some of hiS family arc still in the CHINESE CHRISTIAN David Wang 1nair.iland . I-le ha s knO\l'll China in· tin1a tclv before and after the Comn1U.nist takeover. From his Hong Kong vantage point he has fo llow ed the First Baptist Has Sunday for W onien The \Vomen of the First Baptist Church, 2452I Moulton Pkwy. Laguna Hills, \vill r~ ceive special recognition at the 11 a.m. service, as the church joins with other churches of the American Baptist Con- vention in the' observance of Women.'s Sunday . Presiding at the service 1vil\ be Mrs. John Overfield, presi· dent of the \Vo1nen 's Fellowship. Women will be Talk Topic Delinquents greeters . at the door, and will serve as ushers. JANE i\1AYO. American Baptist 1v1issionary fro Ill Zaire, \Viii bring a message on "Rejoice in Hope." ~1iss Mayo grew up attending the First Baptist Church of Pico Rivera where she was most active in Christian service. She con- tinued active Chl'istian service during nursing school and col· lege. dtveloptnent~ in his homeland. As tho acuera.l dire<:tor or Asian Outre~ch, Wang heads un As-illn bused ntissionary out rt• a ch l'Ommunicnting OU'ist throutr:hout Asia. ~Is \'t"ur. uOOt·r his direct n, Asittn Outrcnch \viii c 1· mulliC'ah• Christ 10 some 20 1nllllon As.Inns. UE HAS slmred his Chinn txperienccs \Vlth audie nces in Japan, Singllpore and Thalland. •le is currently on a s!)caking tour that will take hhn around the \VOrld. Supervising the first new translation of the Chinese Bi· hie to be done in over 60 years is one of Wang's current assignments. This Bible, ai1n· ed · primarily at 1nainland Ch.in.i, is the first paraphrase of the Scriptures in the Chinese language. The 'New Testament in the •·r-.1ao sc ript " is scheduled for publication thls tall under the joint auspices of A s i a n Outreach's China B i b I e Publishers and Living Bible International. Religion Edttcator To Lecture TAKES NEW POST Rev. James G. Kirk St. Mark's Rev. Kirk Narried Jaa1es G. Kirk, pastor of St. Mark Presbyterian Church in NC\\'PQt't Beach for the past five years, hns been apjX)inted national director of the Coun· cil 011 Discipleshi p and \Vorship of the Uni t e d Presbyterian Church in the USA. Rev. Kirk. 36. \Viii :.is~unle his ne'v post Tuesda y and will lead the congregation of St. Mark in \\·Orship for the last time as pastor this Sunday . A Dr. Orrin Moen, who will be single service i! scheduled for speaking for tBhe kvacationinhg 9:30 a.m .. Rev. Albert ur e, at 1 e His post at national church First Church of Reli gious headquarters in NC\\' York is a Science of Newport Beach, is ne\vly created one. fie will be the director or the Com· mission on Education at the responsible for encouraging ne1\' fornlS of \\'Orship and Institute of Religious Science. nlission for the Presbyterian Los Angeles. Church. Dr. M:oen is \Vell knov;n in Before coming to St. f\·fark Orange C-Ounty where he has in 1968, Rev. Kirk wa s been called cm to speak over a associate p..1stor of St. James period of many years in Presbvtcrian Church in San Laguna, Santa Ana. Hun-GabriCI. He was educated at tington Beach, and Newport Lewis and Clark College, San Beach. Francisco Thi! o 1 o g i ca I His sermon "'ill be the "Art Sfminary and the UniversU.y ·of Serenity." The Rev. Burke of J{eidelberg. McDonald has ministered on Churches in the Beach Citi C'S featured speaker al 4 p.n1. the battlefield to soldiers tn C1J11fe rcnc.:c. i\!lusic will be provided by the Vietnam and traveled as guest The churches l!l'e C:Joria /)1!i New Cove nant Singers from soloist with the Billy Graharn Lu!hl'r<in Ch urch i11 Dann C;ilifornia Lutheran Bi h I c team for several years. "A Hope For Juvenile Delin- ·In 1963 she was com· missioned by the American Ba1;1tist Foreign Mission Soci- ety. After several months in Belgium with further study of language and culture she began her work as a missionary nurse in Zaire in August 1969. is a guest this "'eek of the In addiliOn to his 'pastoral Metropolitan Opera Associa-duties, Rev. Kirk has served lion in Boston. for the opening as president of the Harbor , v k T 11_ '-! ...... Point : 011r Saviour Lutheran School. quenis'~ is the topic cboseu._by ~c_: _::l~ S:in Clc.raCJ.U.c.:__GracL !)f The Jtev. Donald P. B<inkson his address to I====="="~'=~~ flunting!on Bc<tch: l\ing of ci nrl Bill Jensen "'ill attend the Soci'ety-ffoil S lhe Episcopal Churchwomen. ___ Q er f v_m__a n c e there of Area Council of Churche~s._a"!n~dl---"9- Ro' 'ST DUCK? "Carmen" starring Marilyn as vice president or the UC -Ui. --l{ome. lr\'inc lnterfaiHi Foundat ion. OUT"-u•en•"s-'d"u'.'y,---ic;tMyot-Hunttngton-1'tc:1ctr.-------Spring-€01tventien~le-South-----"------St.--Ceorll!c's E-p·i-s c o p a I 'Newport J-l;irbor of Ne11·p:irt P~cific District of th c Fi·iflay Sess ion Church. ·ruesdnv. at 1:30 p.T).J· Sri Dar1\'in Gross. the cur- rcfit lo1ahanta. living Eck r-.1astcr and spiritual leader of a inavement called Eckankar. the ancient science of total awareness. will be lecturing in person at the Forum Theater of the Orange Coast College in Costa r-.1esa on Tuesday from tl a.m. to noon. The lecture is open to the public and is free of charge . Beach. Prince of Peace of An1crican Lutheran Church in the fcJJ Owsh.ip hall of the Costa Mesa. and Westminster ~I11y 3-6, in Los Angeles. The Society for Mcdil <ltive Church. ,~f \Vestminster. '!'hey \1•ill represent Gloria Ontology. Inc. holds lect ures r-.fr . Stripe 1s a graduate ot " It will be at Rnncho Dci Lutheran Charch , Dana open to the public every Fri· \Vestrr:int College in Santa · Ca pi s I r a n o , San Juan Point. There arc aI>" day ¥t 7:30 p.m. at the Con1-B:irl:ara and as a student he Capistrano. Th ere wiM be kite proxiJna,teJJ;,fo ,.con~gations munily Room of Brent11•ood began work with boys' camps. nying. games, swimming in in this ,Dllltricf,: covering six Sa".ings. 1649 Adams Ave.. In I956 he \1·as asked to join the pool and fishing in a sn1all states, California. Nevada, Costa Afesa. the Orange County Probalion lake. Utah. Arizona, New Mexico This week's topi~ JS. "Ho\v Drpartmenl and is no 11• Dr. Arndt Halvorson frotn and ~lawaii. You Can Change Your Life s11perintcnd ent of J o p ! in Luther Theological Seminary. T·hcy arc expecting 600 Style Throu gh Suggestive Huuch and Ranchcro Potrero St. Paul, Minn . \Viii be the pasto rs and lay· delegates. . ~1editation." in Trabtieo Canyon. ·------------- MO~TEVIDEO. A1inn. (UPI ) -The Rev. Gordon Frelstad's family was sitting around their fi replace watching the crack· ling blaze when a duck flew down the chimney. F'reistad said he gave the blue wing teaJ some water be- fore the family retired. Friday 1no111ing. the duck \\'as gone. F' re Is tad said, apparently through the chimney. Psychiatrist to Talk Mesa Verde Un i t e d Uethodist Church. 1701 Baker SI., Costa ~1esa. will have a Sunday Night Forum fro1n 7- 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker \vill be Dr. James i\'tartin, psychologist on staff at the . Broad be n t Psychiatric Clinic in Long 3each. who has his ov,·n prac~ lice in Snn Juan Capistrano. fle \viii speak on "I'm OK - You're OK." Refreshme.nts and child care \Viii be prO- vided. ORANGE ·coAST CHURCH DIRECTORY !- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD [ 140 E. 22nd St., Co•h Mesa -548-3161 E. W. Phitlioi. Paito• For TrOMporta,lon -Call 642·0512 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 A.M.-Sundoy School Clalff (All Agnl CHl[D CARE AVAILABLE 11 thru ll 10:50' A.M.-"God It lov•" _ • ~DI'~ Ph!!JIP.! S~Ml,11_9 _ 6:00 P.M.-ShuM11t Patrick Otuko Youth L11d S.rvice Houw of Mann-Frlday--8 fl .M.-Coffn Houu ' Cv HQlme1, Director HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wil son, Cos'ta Mesa 548-4704 111 •'• V. l. HERTWECtt:, Pastor if''' OALEH F, HERTWECK CAfltL GENTRY MlniSler al You•h Minill•r el Muil( ! .. -SUN DA'I' SERVICES - 9:45 A.M.-Su11doy School 10:50 A.M.-"Th• Ml11ln9 Mo11" Sermo11 ly ro1tor 7:00 P.M.-"The Chorkmotlc Revival" S.rmo11 ly Pastor COSTA MESA CHRI STI AN SCHOOL P,.Schoo• -km~tr•1rtt~ -Eltfh..,,I•" -Cllllil Clrt NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fifteenth and Monro11i a Streets 8:30--9:45-11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worsh ip SPECIAL MISSION AR Y GUEST: DAVID DUN CAN from MICRONESIA 6:00 P.M. S,-clol Mlulo11ory GuHtl: Mln11lo EcklMnd frotn Nlgerlo John Mattox from West Ahlca W.cll,. 7:JO p,m.-Dltcofffin9 the N1w THtomOtlt-Motthew 26-21. I Nunery & Chlld Car• A•ailablo for al 5ol"t'lcM) Dr. George 0 . Wood, Pastor 646-7117 CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th Sf., Huntington Beach -5A8-8529 S1111doy Scflool 10 o.m. -Wonhlp 11 :1 S o.m. • Sv1t. e,... worthlp 6 p,11'1, -Fomlly 11ite Wod., 7 p.flt • ...... A. C. StOf11, flehlor -Jim HoMO.-Ml11btot,ef-f:1h1cetlon Aitend Cl1u1·ch Tins Sunday 1:1 ' I I -23rd CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH Street at Orange, Costa Mesa -548-5303 Pastor: Robert M. le11C)lton Youtfi Pos,or -Fred Mortin Momi11g Worshlp-1 0:30 o.m. -S1111doy School 9 a .m. Sundcry 1, ... 111g Worihip-7:00 p.m.-Pnryer Meetlitg Wecl.•7:00 p.m. SER.VICES : lD:DD A.M .. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING COAST BIBLE CHURCH Morea Fanter Jr. Hlfh, Son Jun Copl1trano -493-1949 494-1841 830-0407 ' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSE\TS "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" APRIL 29, 1973 Costa M•sa-First Ch\lrch of Christ, Scientist 2110 Mesa Verde Dr., Co1ta Mna Sunday School -9:1S A.M. Cl111rch SorYlce -11 :00 A.M. RHdln9 loom, 2150 MOSCI Verde Dr. Huntington Beech-First Church of Chrl•t, Sclentl1t Ith & Olive, Hu11ti.,.to1 leeteh Sunday School -':JO & 11 :00 A,M. Chwrch -9:10 & 11 :00 A:"M, Rffdln9 Room -221 Mol" St. Newport B11ch-First Chuf.ch of Christ, Scientist 330J Vie Lida, Nowport hcrch • Church• Sultday Scheot-t:OO·IO:JO A.M. lteodl119 loom. 3315 Y1o Lido Newport Beach-Second Chorch of Christ, Scientist JIOO flklflG VI..-Dr., Corena def Mor Church & S1111doy School -10:00 A.M. Rffdlng R1tlim -J500·1 Co•t Hwy. II"* Hm:h1111J WH. lvoilfnt T"tlmo"l M .. tf119s -I p.m. -All Ch•tcfltt All crre cordkllly tnvited to attend the cliurch 1en;fce$ and en;oy the privUeues o'f tht Readrng Rooms Child c.,.. l'NwWH AT ALL SIRYICU -I ~IMNE ~L~ ~OMMUNITY e.uwe~ I RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN 1 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL , 4861 Ni(h~l~o:i, lrvill'.I (Slln Diego ·Frt~w;,y to CUIYtf -Left on N icttol~nl Rev. Rich Samuelson, Pasror 9:30 A.M. Sunday Schoal for all C1CJ8f '' 11 :OJI A\M. Morn ing' Worship_ . NUll:SERY, CARl!t.PRG\llOED-AT BOTH HOUflt5 For Inform.ti.a;. <:onqornlrie . 01111• N1ffiln11 CIH 133 1'11.' THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY '. ,(ff1H,n.f'•ltl!\t111 B10Hrt G-rll co'iit1r0~1 ~: ' N~WPORr' HARBOR CHURCH'OF IRELIGIGUS SC.IENCE "SCIENCE OF MINO'' SUHOAY SERVICE & 'SUHOAY' SCHOOL .................... ,. .. .. . ' Mtnl11tr ., •• , E1Hnor C. J•tk- 541 C.llttr St., Costa Mesa -546-1032 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE of L.lfUMI I GCll ~2 La1un1 C.11~11 All. at El To,.. 11:4. , Henry Gtrt11rll, 0.0 .... Mlnltllf Jil( C1r111rd, As1l1talit Mlnlller SUNDAY SERVICE -t & 11 A.M, Jr. Cllurch & YIHJlh Orovp1 -t A,M, Only CHU .. CH OF llLIGIOUS SCllNCI •••• , , ••••••• , •••••••••••• ' 609 lltll St., HelllilMJflln leedi-116·5150 Sci1nto of M lnd~t..etur• ••••••• ,, , • •• •• • • •• •• •• • 9:3 0 A.M. F1mily Wer•hip Ser•ite ••• , ••••••••••••••• ••'• •••• 10 :50 A.M. -Ntoirurv car1 Av11t1111ie.- "LIVING THI RISSUllCTID LIN" $•rMOn llY R1'1, 01n1 Tnompson, Minlf'er DIAL·A·,RAY&ll »6-17.JJ lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS ' SCIENCE IMemNr Clulrc,., ·un it,-' Cl'lurcll ot 1t1l1tlovs .SClenc:1, L.A.I SUNDAY SERYICIE Incl SONDAY sc'HCioL -11:»0 A.M. ALl!fltT IURJCE, 1tkP-Mlnl1 .... , APRIL 15 -'"THI A•T OF SlllfilTY" LITTLI THl!ATRE-COROHA>DEl MAit HIOH SCHOOL 3101 EAST8LF, OR., NEWPORT ll!ACH FOR AH INSPlfltATIOHAL MESSAGl-OIA'L ..wJ74 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD OF MISSION VIEJO ' ... --' .... MISSION YllJ(),fUGH SCHOOL fMM a ... J 601 10:00 A.M. -Sumliiy Mornlnt Wonhl' -11:00--.:M.-.Suiiiiy.School fotilr.,.. - -C714l 63!.JllO l7;14J 6)1·61'16 ' ,. I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH :! I I Main & Adams Streets I Huntington Beach Bibi, School & Morning Wor1hip 9:00 & 10:30 A.M. Youth Group1 •••••• 6:00 p.m, h entnq Worslilp •• , • 7:00 p.m. Nursery carr 11rovlded II OH stn<ICH Olll(e: "6-2519 Dial Devotion ~9S80 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST 25100 Monta11oso Dr. M lulon VS.ja 516·4757 s••·3781 Phil Arnold, Mini1ler . COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wontilp -10 A.M, Ch11rch School-10 A.M. 01 Phlltip G. Murrav. Mlnls•et 644. 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL 140 Sr. An11'1 Pl!K• at Glonneyre Johll M. Roynolds-Mhli1tor Famlly Won•1, le Ch•rdl Sdioel-10:00 A.M. "NUDI llFO•I GOD" ktftlOfl ., ,..,., 494·1061 'Plvmouth Co1~r~ationnl Church ef J\Trwport Harbor JOHN A. LINDYALL. PASTO,,.t-llN •IA.Sil. INTl•N MINliTR ~261 lrffd St., Nft'ftOrl hoc:h -642·1740 NUltSEltY CAftl! PltOVf0,0 AT ALL S&ltVICliS ' , . . ' • Churches Hit ·Standsti-11 . NEW YORK (AP) -Afnerican church membership came to a virtual standstill in the past year, growing scarcely at all and lt!ttlng tho loweot ebb In lnsUtuUonal rellglOOI growth slnce the Civil War era more tbap a century ago. ho\vever, contributions of money went up, \be figures indicated, but not enough to keep pace with nation. In membersbtp many larger U.~. Protestant den !Ions had actual losses -wuall)t rel lively small -while less than the rate of population growth. • Satwday, AprU 28. 1973 Put.pit & Pew New s~ttstlcs issued Saturday showed the total on the nation's religious rolls at 131,389.642, a ttny'fraotlooanncrease or only one-mtleth of 1 percent. With!J\he population growing raster, at a rJte of 1 percent 8Mually, the pro. portion -0£ persons afflliated with churches and synagogues slipped from 63.2 percent of the population to 62.4 per· cent. some others •bo gains. Thoje registering t..... membership In- cluded: The· Unl Metbodlsl-Olurch, the Unlled Church of Christ, and , United Presbyterian Church, tbe Presbyterian Church U.S. (Southern), the Christian Church (Disciples, of Christ), the Episcopal Church, the A me r i c a n Lutheran Ohurch and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Syn~. CONSTANT H. Jacquet Jr. the yearbook's editor, noted thaC church membership had soared ahead of popula· tlon ·growth from 1950 to 1960. increasing 32 perctnt while population gained only 20 percent. From 1960 to ..1970,...both slackening figures stayed about even, but · now church growth bas fallen behind, mark· ing the early 1970's as the first time this bas happened since the decade of 1860 to 1870, when the nation's proportion of church members slipped from 23 P;erCent of the Populace to 18 percent. (~from Page!) 9th.graders and parents, call \Vednesday service at 8 p.m. iHl~ZSjJ. SCbool at 9:30,; Beach Cities · CbW'ch of Religious Scltnce Conference picnic at Rancho Presb"teria11 of Laguna Btacb, at 20062. Capistrano in the afternoon, Presbyt~lan Church of the Laguna Canyon Road ; service 111-tL-dbt Coveuot, at zsso Fairvie\v Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m.: ., nv sern1on .. Control of the Sub- Ncwport Center Un I l c d Road, Costa Mesa ; service conscious J\lind ... by the Re\'. M~•-"·t Church, mee~ •t Sunday at 9:30 and II a.m.: Henry Gerhard. Cle mente, at 200 W. san Pablo Ave.; service-SU.Oday al 10 a.m.: sermon ''God Can 1\-tovc Your fo.1ountain," by the Re v. C:.l. Lund: picnic follq\V· Ing sl'l'vil:e at R a n c h o D.1pistrano. The .proportion had gone up, or kept even,.ever since Wltil no\v. -~ mo "Th 'I -• F II 'fen1ple Dtlh David of 9 a.m. at 115 Agate. Ba boa ser n e n· o,ruay o O\V· mE SLOWDOWN in church grov.1h has been going on for the last decade following 40 years ~f accelerating in- crease. IT WAS THE first such reversal for the Lut~ran Church-Missouri Synod, a ronservalive, Midwestern-ba~ed body with a vigilant doctrinal approach tbat some analysts previously claimed had successfully averted the g e n e r a I slowdo\\'ll trend. Island, and at ll:lS at St. ing Easter Sunday," by the t'lnt Church or Religious Orunge County, at 6100 ~lef!ey Michael and All Ange 1 s Rev. Bruce Kurrie. Science , at 141 i\Iiran\ar, San St. \Vest.nli nstcr; service Fri· THE f\.~W yearbook also notes that church attendance continued a 13-year decline, edging down in the past year from 42 to 40 percent. It had been 49 t percent in the peak year of 1955. Clemente ; service Sunday ::it b Church, Pacific View Drive St. Andrew's Presb}""rian uai· at 8: 15 p.m.; serm. on " ~ 11 a.m.; sermon "Prosperity J Altitough over·all there \Vas a 343,689 membership gain, this was a drop in the bucket in relation to total church con· stituency and represented a sharp drop from the 2.5 mUlion gained th.e previous year. and Afarguerite Av en ue . Church, al 600 St. Andrew 's ls 1 Natural Resource.'' by H c 11 r i Front; Teachers' Corona del Mar ;" sermon by Road. Newport Beach; service the Rev. Leslie Harrold; Recognition ·Sabbath. the Rev. John Knox ; church and church school Sunday at 8, Nevertheless, s om e conservative denominations, notably the Southern Baptist Conl'ention. continued to ride· out the stor m. ·racking up high rates of membership increase. Church income, based on figures from 42 Protestant denominations, showed the total up nearly ~ percent, but not enough to keep up with cost rises of about 5 per- cent. ooJ . Ti ., service \Vednesday at 7 p.m. s J hn th DI I sch at 11 :15, topic" me. 9:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon I. o e v n e University United Pttetbodist "Watch God Smile!" by the t' nriott5 Episcopal Church. at 2043 Church, at 18422 Culver Road, 1tev .. Charles Dierenfield. C'ongregntiottS Orange Ave. Costa r-ite sa: The new figures were reported in the 1973 Yearbook of American and Canadian ChurcheS, compiled by t~e National Council of Churches from 223 U.S. denominations. Simila1· trends were noted among 53 Canadian denominations. Irvine: service Sunday at 9 Relfgious Science Sl'l'\"ice Swutay ut 8 and 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "Show Jl arbor Chrlsllan Church. a.in. church school at 9:30; r-i1e Heaven, What Does It Newport Harbor Church or Disciples of Cbrlsl, lllCcting Hl youth group at 7 p.m. Cost?" by · the Rejv. Ron Religious Science, at 541 2131 Costa i\1esa . Ne\\'port -· -· It is the. ~ountcy's biggest· Protestant body, having passed the 10.6 -million- member United ~1ethodist Ch u r c h several years ago. The figure~ sho\\'ed that U.S. religion still remains 'highly segregated, \vith about 90 percent of black Christians - 14.4 million of them -belonging to mostly black denom inations. The other 10 percent of black members are scat- tered in mostly whlte denominations. Allison. Cent~r St .. Costa Me s a ; Beach: service !'unday at serv1ce~Sunday at tl a.m.: 10:45 a.rn .. church school at NEED A LISTENING EAR? Ptfesa Verd e , Un It e d serm "Th Tw I o 9:45: sernlon "The Saddest DESPITE the membership standstill, Roman Catholicism also scored again of 176,261 to a new total of 48,390,990, a gain of only one-third of 1 percent and f\.fethodist Church, at 1701 OJ\" e e ve, ur Brothers " by tl1e R c v \Vords Ever Uttered b y Baker St., Costa M e s a ; ' · Eleanor Jackson. Christ.'' by the Rev . D.\V. service and church school Suer-McElroy. day at 9:30 a.m.: sermon First Church of Regllgious I Christian Countaling C•n Help •.• REV. JAMES HENRY 548-ZIJJ -541· 1713 "How God Speaks to Us To-Science of NeWport Beach, Our Saviour's Church in San day," by the Rev. Lothair meeting at Corona del t-.tar1-;;;i;;;;;;ii;~i;;;;;;;;~~~~=;~===== Green. High School Little Theater; I l'.r 'l. Y Head of Renewal House to Speak First United Metbodlst service Sunday at 10:30 a.m.; ~ Church, at 18225 Bushar(i St., sermon "The Art or Serenity," • flem I p rk The Rev. Allan Hansen ()( portant, Mr. Hansen said. A goes on. But if they don't want The Rev. J.. Emo r Y Fo.untain Valley; service Sun-by the Rev. Orrin Moen, direc-"t'rholMllll on'o Q Lutheran Renewal House in crasher is a youth in trouble. to join the program, we ask Ackerman and Ralph day at 9 and l0:3o a.m.; tEodr or,. Commtiss1io~t·totf thcr M "'"" He S1"YS an average of three them to leave." Soderberg will be serving as sermon "The Emmaus Adven-uca ion a ns I u e o Lo.s Angeles will deliver the '"f' Re11·g·o Sc' · Lo · Th S hi -" M B f l nights. Renewal House beds down delegates this weekend at the ture," by the Rev. Ford 1 us ience ~in s t out .an" s ost tallti u message Sunday at the IO a.m. between 20 and 40 young peo-Intern at ion a 1 Inn, Los r.1iller; Family \Vo r s hip Angeles , guest speak M-o-' ·'· service at Christ Lutheran ~ A RESIDENT is a crasher I . ht An I Th ·11 b h .,.. ,,,.,.. . . , who came and liked what he p e any. n1g , gees. ey w1. e Service; no c urch school; Church of Religious Science, MAUSOLfUM • COLUMIJ.ltlUM • CfMnm Church, Cammo Capistrano at found. He stays an average of The public is invited to at· representing Christ Lutheran Mother-daughter banquet at at 609 Ilth st., Huntington Del Gado Road, San Clemente. five weeks Some live there tend the 10 a.m. worship at Church, San Clemente, in the Peeks Terrace Room next Beach; service Sunday at 9:30 The· program at Renewal · Christ Lutheran this Sunday, Pacific Southwest Synod Saturday; May 6-10 "Sex and 10:30 a.m.; sennon "Liv- House, put simply, is the for months. April 29 to hear Mr. Harisen of Convention, held Thursday Education in the Christian ing the Ressurec ted Life," by rare Between Santa Ana and Orange teaching of Christ. Many of Terry Y~rborough, ~6, a col-Renewal HQuse and a few of ~t;hro;;•:gh~Siunid~a~y·====~~Co~mm~u~n~it~y~"~£o~rd)7t~h-~thro~u~g~hli·~t~he~Re~v~.~G~en~e~Tgh~o~m~p~so~n~: l::::=~~~~.;;· ~o~,.~F~a~i~rv~ie~1~u~A~v~e~nu~e~· ~59~8~-1~1~9~1 .. TREES of the 'x.'ORLD • the young people who co me in lege student and assistant to the young people who will give are on drugs. ?\lore than 600 Mr. Hansen says, "We hav~ a their testimony on how they • residents have been hosted at program , a discipline. We do have found Christ there. TH E 5 AL TY i.F I$ H ERM AN the Renewal House, and an not operate a crash pad.·----------World Neighbor Travel, lnl equal number of "crashers." Anyone is welcome for .a cou-1,....,,----------,11 Invites You .to 30J MARINE AVENUE -IALIOA ISLAND The distinction between a pie or days, to get straighten-'·a 1111lq11e Ch.-btian 111tt & book shop" resident and a crasher is im· ed around and to observe what How does CT.nn.,,,, ti·" N. OOt"tehS Ob cpauQ anno~nces its Christian Science heal? ~w... "' U°' " r ~ WATCH "This Is Your Bible" -1--~~~-1Nen--Sundnv------ K ~ O P --Channel 13 Christ IS Coming And , Will Reign ' On Earth Will You Be Ready? Sponsored by THE CHRISTADELPHIANS listen to firsthand ex-22 days, tracing the steps of Paul as he brought Christ· periences. This week's ianity. to the Mediterranean. leaving Oct. l -lin1ited to program: 24 people. Jncludes frrst class hotels, meals and more! GREECE: Visit.Athens, Corinth, Mycenae, -"AWnE:lo- THE HEAtlNG-4-DAY CRUISE:-Sail-to-€rete, -Rhodes , --j,.f-~~""1*"""P'\P1'9Z'J----- --'Pli"illipi and 'lhessalon1 1. • 11 i ~ CHRIST" 7:00 AM-«Fl .. 40-LA 1:41 A,.._.MPC 710-U. 7:11 AM-KOCM·FM- 103.11-N.I. April Jt, 1973 TR.UTH . HEr:ILS Pal1nos. r-.1yconos, Santorini. and Ephesus·. CYPRUS: Explore Famagus ta, Nicosi.a, and . ~ Sala nus. TURKEY: See Ta"rsus, Antioch, Smyrna , Perg:imom , plus the rest of the 7 Churches of Asia J\linor. Then on to the Turkish Riviera ·and·Jstanbul. _ Dr. Floyd Looney, retired ed itor of The California South· em B:iptist, \Viii be guest lecturer on this tour. Calf or write for further ioformotio11. 2043 \VeJJlcliff Drive • Suite 110 -Newport Beach , Calif. 645-2636 featuring W~<!3>< all · ~ items at 1/2 price Salt & Pepper Cookie Jar $1.75 $5.00 C..dle Lamp $2.00 Mut $1.00 Ph: 673·6567 Open Dally 10:30 -5:30 Friday .. d Sarurday Evenings unrll 9:00 ORANGE COAST CHURCH. DIRECTORY fiartor fhri~lian Church OF-N!WPORT IEACH -t Dbclpt•) NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH . 798 Dover Dr., LI 8-3631 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Dr. A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCllES of the Coastal Areas Meetl .. Rttlllorly . At Upper s., lop er.it Z131 Tutti• AY't., C01ta M- Sunday School .................... 9: 30 A.M. Morning Worship .......... , ... 10:45 A.M. Nursery l Kh1dert•tft11 Pnrrlded Phone: 642-2725 Minlster: Dr. D. W: McE!roy THE · EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMES, 3209 w;-LWo, Newpott leoclt 7:30 A.M.-Koly l..cherkt 9iDO l 11 :00 A.M.-Jo•lly Wonhl' ..,.,.... Holy lt1ehorht ' MOr.i .. Prayer N.....,, ''°"Wed. Mld·W ... Hety eo... .... nlon Ir Heoll .. Senlces ,.....,. -10:30 A.M . Wedllt'ldey -1100 P.M. • Rn. Joli• P • ......., 11, Rectof-Pltoitt: 675-0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. SunJeyt l !OO A 9:10 Church School -9:30 Fr. How•rd Mon Cartwrftllt, VJc.,_,....141 .. J26 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church 3Z33 P .. lflc View Dti .. , CoroH .. M• S11Hyt4100 A.M. l 9:JO A.M •• Ch11N• Sci..ol/N•rterf·91lO A.M. 1 t .. llur,....7:00 A.M. WodM.-,. 9:30 A.M. TH In. J .. " ........ et.¥h. R.ctor -...... '44-M6J ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH " 1..216 l llk St., Hlotl..,.._ .... (Jlllt lat •f FM Polatll ltOO A.M.-11oly Cornmunlo11 9:30 A.M.-f•lftilV S1nlc• & Cti11rc.h School fNun•IY C•r•I I l10P A.M.-Mornln9 Worthlp I Nurs•ty C•rel 7l00 ,,M.-Ftittlv1I EV•111on9 & S•rmon Epi•cOp•I Yo11n9 Churchmen tilt Churcfl_I• •lw8va •v•U•Dle tar Holy Mlr-rl&OI _ Jam•• C. C•l•v. P•1tor -962-7512 lt•t.1 51,-4061 5e th·Day Adventist Church mA-St .. -M--•• -.... --l'lloioe ........ Newport Beach Corona del Mar ,. ...... '· ............ -.. Riv. Paul Rom1il. O;D. 9:00 A.M-s.u.r Chwclt ....... .... ,. ~ ...... - . " .. 10:00 A.M.-Wenlllp Seryice Nuts1ry for 1mall childt•n provicled Phopt 644-2664 10100 A.M. '-"r Worship CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mls1ourl Synod 760 ....... St, c .... ,. ... ~,., ........... , 541-14,04 •wo"hlP k"lc•u 1115 A 11 A.M. Slfflfl\I ~CllOOh h:JO A,M. Adll" a!M9 Clasft t i• A.M. Clllrhtfae 11••••._.Y ScMo1 -1414166 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 Culver Drlvo University Park, lrvlno llri . ...._, N. N~ 9:00 A.M.-Wenllfp tr ...... $cMel 10'30A.M~w-as-......, 112 .. 121 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M-WW. Dri\118 & Wer "'-'· Cetto Mesa, Collf. AHDllW c. ANDlll:SOH, , .... , -ll:IC"UD , ... CD.SIN, lnlem Sund•Y SC:llool: t :JO e.m, -Momin; W0t1lllp1 1:00 •nd 11:00 a.m. Prince of P••c• Lutheran School -Mi11 Es•h•r Ol•on, Princip•I Office Phone1 &•9·0521 School Phon•1 549°0562 FIRST IAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. U.1 Clift . Drl~t'fl'P1111 t11C,.....4t·JMI Dr. I', Ktrlltfl ltWre, l'1•tor SMlllf kNfll -'141 AM. Wmllll'-lti" A.M, A 11ot P.M, WiiiiiMif-Pr1y1r Sffili:• -7190 P'.M. - CAPISTRANO VALLEY BARTIST CHURCH J2011 hi ow... ..... s.. J..a c., .. ,, ... Wtn11ij1 t 1\I a.m.•U •.m.4111 ,,fll, ......, .... .ao.1-t i• ··"'· CllftlHlll Tr•lllllll -I .. m. NEWPORT CSNTER Wenhlp-t:OO A.M. AT 115...,.,lolboal ....... 11111 A.M. at St. Mlci..t"s lplsco,.1 Churc• Mert ........ or hclflc View Dr. Corottt del M., l'ttctM: 67St09SO Colla Mes• FIRST UNITED -METHODIST CHURCH 19th SI. & Har bor Blvd. Wonhl' Senke 9:10 Ir 11:00 A.M. Church School -9:30 A.M. Costa M1sa North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mes• Y•rdi I Balrat St, 549-2719 Wo•thip I Church School 9:30 A.M. F-ountaln Valley FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18225 Buth•~d 962·2593 Wotthip & Church School 9 & I O:JO A.M. Minister F-ord R. Mill•r Huntington Be•elri FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 536·3537 Servic•t -9:15 &~i0:30 Nursery care All Mornln~ Church Sch ool -9: 15 Hunli119ton Beach -Norih COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Av•, 842 ·'446 1 Worship -9 I l O:l9 Church School -9:00 A.M . Irvine -Eat! Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODrST CHURCH 8l3·12l3 18422 Culver Road a1 Un;vcrsi!V Drlvo WoNihip & Church Sehool 9 & IO:lO A.M. Lat1i11n• B•1ch METHODIST CHURCH 21632 W11slay Drive It> Sou1n L•11un~ Worthip and Church School -I 0 A.M. •99-3018 ni...r.w..,,Mi.11...., N•wporl Beach CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. B•lboe Blvd. 67J.J805 , W~tthlp-9 1)0 A.M. Church School-9:30 & 11 A.M. SABBATH SERVICES RELIGtOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RABBI 8ERNAA0 P. KING m"tintat · St. Jlmes Episcopal church o 3209 Vl1 Lido, Newport Beach For lnfonMtion: Ctll 675-1230 <I.----'---~----,===,---===----~ ---· -. Try. Saturday's News . Quiz Christ Church Presbyterian 20112M ..... I• (NffrA...._I H ..... to•~ Rn. DollClld.E. lobettt., ,_..,. ___ _ S..., Wenltlp1 9130 A.M. Cllwcll kllMh 9:30 A.M. Oflcr. 20112 Mtllffllo St. .._., 961-4940 Church of the 'covenant 2110 Palrriew Roed, COiie M ... truce A. K•nfe, ,...., S.Hay Wonhlp Ir Clturclt SU..1-l 1JO l 11:00 A.M. no.: 557.3340 Community Presbyterian Church 411FetwtA ..... ,&.., ... 1Mc• Rev. ArttHir J, T• ... fflley -Rey, AIMrt o . HletPe S1ndoy Wonldp: 9:00 l 11 :00 A.M. CNrc• S..... 9:00 A.M. /' \. ..... :. 494.7551 St. Mark Presbyterian Church Cener -'-••'" Ir r.tMlff Dttw. c.,... 11111 M• .,.._ ....... llrll, PClltor '\ WonW, Ir Cllurclt Scltffl'-9 & 10:30 A.M. .....: '44-1341 This Sunday Worship in VSt.l{11dre1o's Presbyterian Cl1u rch 600 S!. Andrews Road • Newport Beach . Or. Cheri•• H. Diet•nfi•ld, Pastor "W•tc• God Smlle" Dr, CMrlet H. D .. retlfldd, "-Ul11t S.rmoft C•1••lte1 Av1ilablt Ust•n to KOCM .fM , ?:JO A.M. Sunclay ldenlic&I Se1v1ccs: 8 AM 9.JO AM 11!ld 11 AM Child care and chlld1en's Sund"Y Sc.t1od1 nf 1111 101vltflt ~ TEMPLE -SHARON n. c01t9'rn1tt'fe ~-for tltt .. ti,. HorW ArM . 617 Wett Ho111lltcMt. CM'9 ..... .. \ S1bL1th Schttl • • • • • ., • • ••••• •• • • • • • • • •• .. • • • • •• • 91lO '·'"· Mtr11lft9 Won hip ••••• •• ••••••••••••••• • • • •• •• • • • I I 100 ,,,,,, W•n .... y l'reytr .-hU p,11'1,. r•tter Wllll•m Dl"ffftpert .,.., .. -.1• """ We Dare · You All J1whh f•rnll•1 •r• ln-.:ited to jolll 1u 111 a truly m••11i119f11I l SAllATH IVINING Sl@Vl~.~FRIDA'f AT 1:11 P.M ""lpl~ -C.MirimooG••..-.----•--+• Pr•v•r M1•tf119 Wetl11•.d•y ••••••••••• •• • • • • •••••• • 71JO p.m. 64b-ISS2 T•mpl• Sh1ron Choir -Oritt Sh•b•t ' . 7 ' \ \ J 0 DAiLY PILOT ,,...,T\., _ _ , ...... , ........ "Daddy, will Saturday, Aprll 28, 1~73 ft ®~ you make Billy stop coughing? He'• keepin' me awake." Exemptions ms Oarifies Divorce Ruling \VASH JNGTON (AP). which of the divorced parents Some divorced parents will contributes more than half the gain or lose their children as child 's care. tax exemptions as a result of Previously, support provided an Internal Revenue Service by a new spouse could not be ruling. included in this computation. Because of an unusual An JRS s pokes man retroactive provision in the acknowledged that the result rule, both divorced Parents of the ruling could be to take also may be able to count the exemption from on e 1heir children as exemptions parent and give it to the other, for the past three years in but said there was no estimate some cases. on how many divorced parents A SPOKESMAN for the tnight be so affected. Internal Reveooe Service said THE RULING is effective it expects amended returns wi th the 1973 tax year. It also retroactive lo 1970 will be filed is ret roactive to the 1970 tax by some divorced parents who year in cases \vhere it will will want to take advantage of give a parent a tax benefit, the ruling. but would not be retroactive •, Sale Prices Honored Sat. & Sun., April 28 & 29 8 Sq. Ft. I-BRICK • Accent a wall-give your kitchen a decorator touch, give your home a new look- eosy as 1, 2, 3. ,.... 1-Roll on morlar. ~ 2--Place z~ment on brick • ..... 3-Slide into place on wall. • Requires , no special foundation, won 't ~rack, fireproof. SAT, & SUN. ONLY! The rule provides that when where it would cost a parent one of the divorced parents an exemption in past years. remarries, he or she can in· A spokesman said the sav· elude the child's support ings for some divor ced -furnls~·by the~t'W"spous~rtn-parents could be significant O----d~termmmg which-o~the--to~t years andsa:iam•eyd-------~ l----di=v~or'1eed"'~ents contributes n1a \Vant to file d over half of a chi! s support. returns, using Form I~O X. The parent who contributes "!£ they feel entitled they mor~ than h~lf the sup~rt of should go ahead .. he ~·d a child ls entitled to claim the ' 1 • child as an exemption. HE ALSO said, "We will u?inER THE new rule, sun.. have a situation where two t" parents will be claiming the port provided by a new spouse same child as a dependent in may be used to determine some cases. We didn't want to ---disturb people who claimed a Death Notices dependent on the old ruling." ANTHONY The spokes1nan said 1970 Vern• M1e Ant1mnv 11111 ~•. or 266n would be the cutoff year for P•rloo or., MJulon v1110. O•tt of 11e1111 amended returns· be' cause the April 27, 1973. Sul"Ylved bv hus~nd E<1w1rd ot 11111 llome. Onl loOf1 P1ul L. tal t fim 'f l' h Antl'lonv ot 0cnn1lde. eroii.. .. : Jonn s U ory 1 a ion on sue J1rm1n, Tom J•rman. R1tp11 J1rm1n 111 retroactive ruJings is three of l(ln1lon, N.C. •1111 Enoch Jarm•n of Pettnbuf11, v1ro1n111 Geof'lle J1rm1n years. of Goldsboro. N.c. .sist.n: Svbl• He made clear that eflecti ve F'"""11n of M~ City, N.C., Jnnne111 Rouu. Ev11vn H•r r111, N•flCV with the current tax year, only McWiwtiorn, 111 of Kinston, N.C. f th cfi -• Abo Wl"Ylvtd by -or•n.dson. 8 url•I one o e vor1..-ai parents 11 t• tie In Kln1ton, N.c. Frleflds can claim the exemption. The rmov vi.it at Wln-Blgllf Monu•rv individual exemption in 1972 lOam lo lpm on S4!r.ct1v. 815SELL was $750. Hlfold Wymln B!Htll ol it6' W, 19th 51., llDI. 306, Co~• MHI . Sul'\llYed bv wife Merle J. Bissell ol Cos!~ Ml". 01uql'l!er Judllll Ann Dost ol Es<onllldo. ThrH Orllndchllllren end -~l"er. Servlcet fMl\dllV, Aorlt JO, 11 •m 11 P•clllc View Clla1M!1. Interment P1clllc View Ceme!try, Newport Be1ch. The Rev. Gui Oor1ls ot-llcl1tl"11. Balli Beroeron Fun1r11 Home Cllr~rlrni. FAltltflL l~lm• Louise F1rr1U ol L11ciun1 N!.11uel. Dire ol de1!h Aoru 26, 1973 11 South (Oii! Communftv HOl!llllll. Survived bv hu!.barid C.irl Y. Farrell. One da1.111hrer Cll'IYn Hlr.h ol LIQUlll Nl11ueL One 1hlrr Ma1"111r11 S1wv11r ol Al1b•mlt. Sh• wa1 I mom1ber DI Norlhqate Club end St. John! Ealscoo.11 Church ol RonL _Cllll, In llou of tlowrr1. oon11lont m<1y l>t' m1de to Ille Tube•cu!aslt Fund or the Heart Fund. Gravellde ~rvlc~ Tuesday, MI V I, 10 11.m., 11t Arll11q1on Na11on11 Cemeterv. .t.rllno!on, VlrQlnla. Shetter Lagun.1 Beach /.lor!uarv Dlrectlnq. MILLflt. llt11nche 8. Miiier •Dt 93 ol Cotle Me11. 011e o1 M11ti Ae>rll '26. 197J. su ... lved by two ClaU'Qhlers, Mr1 Alll'le1 M. Mllchell lrld Mn. Eul~ll• Gwvnn, both of C<11ta Mesa. 5tntlcH were h91d locl1y 11 Wnlclllt Ch.alM!I Mortu1rv. Wt$IC1111 (hlPll Mortulr~ Dlreclort. SEITZ Vert Jullll Sell! ot 236 OQle 51., CMle Mew. D1lt of del!h Aprll 2.t. ltl', Sul"Yfved bv CllU'(lhlert M•rlf (ooll and ~Ive Giii, Son Lewis se-;11. s.ven or1n11chlldren. One sh!tt Nelll1 5teurbler of Mich. One brofh:llr. Ch1rle1 l.lonroe 11'1<1 of Mlcl'I. 5e•vlc~ 1>tlll be htld In Coton. Mlcti. B.iltz Bero~on Fun1r1I Hame, CClllll M~I, Dlre<tOrl. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY C7 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-4888 BALTZ-BrRGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673.9450 Costa Mesa 546-2424 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa r.1e1a LI 1-3133 • M<CORJIUCIU.!GUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1705 Lagu11a Canyon Rd. 194-9115 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortall')' Ch•p<l 3500 PacllJc View Drive Newport Beath, CaJUonda Ml-Z7IO • • PEEit FAMILY OOI,ONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa A\'11. Westmlnstt.r ltWUi • .J-..=DmS' ORTillJULL- C!'I Maia SL HunttngtH-- THE IRS spokesman ack· nowledged that some divorced parents who Jose exemptians may complain. "We have to go by the law and interpretation of the Jaw. Interpretation is always 8 dif- ficult part." he_ said. The changed ruling was an administrative decision made within lRS, and may have resulted in part from recent court rulin gs as well as "new thinking" on the matter, he said. Hertz Corp. No,v Says Cash Okay WASllINGTON (UPI) - The Hertz Corp. has set the record straight You don't need a credit card to rent one of its cars. Cash is acceptable. In fact. the nation's No. l auto rental compan y has apologized for a young clerk "'ho refused to rent a car to David K. E. Bruce. now the U.S. amb.:!.ssador to China, because all he had Wcls cash - no credit card. HERTZ SENT a letter to Bruce in Otina after learning of the incident from columnist Tom Braden who was standing in line behind Bruce when it hippened a year ago. According to Braden, Bruce went to ,the flerlz COWller at \\1ashington's NaJional Airport upon returning from the Paris peace talks and the clerk ask· ed for his credit card. 111~1 SORRY, I don't carry credit cards," he said. The clerk said sorry but she couldn't rent him a car. J1e produced $400 in cash and as ked If that waS' enough ror a de.PQSit. 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And for Brohamer it meam another crack at upping his batting average, ID1 ~~ea that suffered considerably in the in- 1hal stages of ,the 1973 campaign y,·hen he was ooe-for-21 at the outset. 'I1le ex-O~ers .star started fast in l!ITT. his roolde season, hitting safely in eight oC ·the first 21 at bats. This year he bad one hit in the first 21 at bats. Brobamer says he wasn't all that CODCmled about his temporary slump. "l Just wasn't u"'1 lo playing In that cold ftalher In New York and Cleveland. The !!5 and 40 degree weather forced me to use bitting gloves and when I did -make-connection the bat wu stinging my hands," says Brohamer. · "I had a good spring (.380) and I knew it wasn't a carryover from a slump at the tailend of last season. "The weather started wanning up after that and I started hitting. I don't know whether lt was coincidence or not.'' "I sat out for about four $ys and I think that did me some good.1 too. You get ao entirely different look when yoo aren't i.ovolved, wbeo yoo can just sit and study the pi~ng. "And it helped my attitude. It gave me time to think it out and realize that I shouldn't get. D\ld if l \\'Cflt ()..for·fQ\11'. J' helps sometimes to sit back and take look," he adds. His best effort of the •seuon so far h..is boon a four-of·six perfonnance at the plate, a day that included a borne tun and double at Boston. Now he'• stroking the boll at a .zoo clip, but it's still a distance from bis goal th.ls season. "I'd like to get in the neighborhood of -270 or .1111. Last ytar I mold have achieved that but I had a bad last three "'-eeks. I had a .265 (or moist cf the cam- paiin be!on: tbal'Slwnp. "I usually mal:e good cootact and dm't slrlke out too much.," Brobamer says. "But lhe main lhini ol~ne, I~ to_get the runners across or your job done. Lately I've be<ln eowited cc for run-and· hit situations and sometimes lhat's tough be<:ause you have to go after whatever pitch comes, whether it's over your he.ad or in the dirt, u he adds. Getting ·the job dooe and upping that batting average obvlously requires fl cer-- tain amouot of persistence a n d Broharner bas shown be's got \l.·hat It lakes. PerslstCl"IC(! ls sitting on the bench for 50 games, watching others Play the game, but rtfll!ing to fold. That was the situation Brohamer found himself In durlni tbe urn campaign al Wichita, an AAA farm club of ClevelMd: Three years of the minors and then on the bench for 50 games. "Our manager at \Vlchlta. Ken Aspro1noute. said I couldn't play second base and I had about made up my mind that I y,·as going to quit in Ju1y," BrohaJner recalls. "But 1 finally made the su:irting lineup in mid-June and that WIS lhe end ol retirement Uloughts." - On one other occasion Brohamer W.s in the duml" and thinking about lhe.J>!'IS and cons of a major league ba!iebeJJ career. • 'ii "I was on the bench In AA a little put ! the middle of the seasonen£t Savannab and I the club's vice presld Henry Peters, sat down and talked to me. "I complnined about not playing I enough in AA, so what does he do? He sent me up to AAA. You have to woidtr ! how many gu>'S are , sitting when they coold be playing," says Brohamer, who I seems to be headed for comlderabLt playing duty with the Tribe. Boston Smacks New, YQrk, 110-100, Ang:Is~el~ Eastern Title Game Set for -Sunday To Three Hits In 6-2 Loss SPORTS Ex-Fullerton Stai· Throws No-hit Gem DETROIT (AP) -"I v.•as a little wild at times ," youn~ Steve Busby admitted. But his little bit of wildness on the mound was nothing compared with the wild cheering, dancins and yelling by his Royals teammates Friday night after the ~year-old ex-Fullerton High star pitched the first no-hit game in the 18 years ma- j<r league baseball bas been played by Kansas City, a 3-0 triumph over the De· troit Tigers. Solo homers by Ed Kirkpatrick · anc;t Amos Otis provided the support the strmg righthander needed. lie walked six batters and struck out four . Co,vens Sparks Celtics Spurt • In Fourth Period NE\V YORK (AP) -Dave O:>wens scored 26 points and spa rked Boston on a 12-0 tear in the fourth quarter as the Cellics evened their National Basketball Association· pla)'Off serie.s against New York at three games apiece by defeating the Knicks 110-100 Friday night.. The teams will ffieet in the seventh game of the Eastern Conference finals in Boston Sunday afternoon. With the Knicks ahead 96-94 midway through the fourth quarter, Cowens sank a basket to tie the score and Don Nelson hit l\\'O free .throws 'to put-Boston ahead for good. Co\vens hit an 18--foot jumper and a hook shot, tllen John lfavlicek added tv.·o free tllfO\\'S and a basket and Boston held a 10 point lead. 'I1f' ~s failed to get a point in four minu"leS. Jo Jo White. added 25 points for Boston, Don Chaney had 14 and Nelson 12. Havlicek, still bothered by tom muscles ih his right shoulder, finished with 1iine points. J The Knicks' Wa1t Frazier took game· 1 scoring honors wilh 29 points and his run- ning mate at guard , Earl ~1onroe, ii.ad 22 • in the nationally-televised game at ~fadison Square Garden. - I .J. ""·~ ' -The Cleveland Indians had a little bit too much in every category for the California Angels Friday night before 32,321 rans as the Ohio nine cuffed· tM: hosts: 6--2. in American teague baseball action at Anaheim Stadium. Tonight the t\\"O teams return to action \\'ith the opening pitch slated fdtf 7 o'clock. Uppennost iii. the Cleveland arsenal Friday night was a relatively unknotrn hurler by the name or Milt Wllco:x:. · The Indians righthander came within six OOIS of fashioning a no-hitter and1 bi Angels Slate An Gl!MI Mii ICMftC tnt) Aor. ?a Cltw!1nd el C•'llfiEI' ..,Dr. 2' Clev1l1nd e C•!" rl\ • ~v I Cellf!!rnle et o. rort .. ,· the end limited the Halos to only three hits. Aieanwhile he was getting all the .l>elp he needed from lbe bats of Ron Lol!Ch, Charlie Spikes and Dave Duncan. ' Lolich homered and doubled an<!. tbe other two each · smacked a home run off Nolan Ryan as the latter went down to hls first defeat of the year after giving up nine hits in 7 1--3 innings. - Former Huntington ~h High ~r Jack Brohamer was shutout in his bid to improve his betting average, going 0-for· four after nursing a first·inning free pass frrun Ryan. ' ~ Broha mer's defensive efforts included Silt fQUtine plays Witbou.Lind e "It's the greatest Uurill of my life." he said afterwards, between -Sipi of beer, Unending haqdshakes by teammates an~ answering telephone calls in the Royals' clubhouse. -€owens led BostQD In rebo\µlding with 14. Forward Paul ·snas, .. wh> had 18 ,points, bauled down ll rebounds. Dave DeJlusschere led the Knick• with 17 re- bounds. • .' !IOSTON COACH TOM HEINSOHN-A MAN OF MANY FACE$ IN THE TENSE PL~YOFFS. But with three !our-baggers and aj>plr or dnubles ...,,.,Ung the pl~~ ol Wilcox, tbe Tribe hardly needed any more of an offense. The nine-inning perfonnance stretched Busby's hitless string against Detroit to 15 innings -incl udlng six: iMings in a Florida exhibition Jn which Doug Bird ~ hurled the last three iMings for a com- bined no-hitter against the Tigers. "I threw a completely different game this time," lhe one-time University of Southern califomia student said. Busby ii. the. first Orange Ciountian to throw a no-hitter in the major leagues !ince Walter Johnson, a resident of Yorba Linda, tossed his gem in 19'l0 for the Washington Senators. "Down there (at Fort Myers, Fla.) 1 tried to hit spots. Today-l -jusl tried lo throw as hard as I could for as long as I could." Busby said he threw 75 percent fast balls and nearly all the rest sliders. Busby entered lhe game with an 8.04 _earned run average, having given up 14 earned runs and 26 hits in 15 2·3 innings. Boston ·built an eight point lead in the first period as Chaney scored eight points, but a three point play by Frazier and a $lea! and layup by Dean Meminger in the closing minutes cut the margin to 24--21 after one quarter. Despite 13 points by White in the se- cond quarter the Knicks took ~53 lead at the half, getting 10 points from Frazier and eight from Monroe. l •tM 111•1 New Yft 11•1 Chaney C-M Kub<"sld ··~ Siias Whitt Httvlek Totals .... ~ New York OP'T OP'T s •-5 1• 8111d1..,. • .... 12 12 l·l U O. Buchr S 0.0 10 ~ (Ml ' Fr1tJer 10 f·IO 2' l '-6 12 Reed l 0.0 4 I 2·2 11 luca1 S 4-4 14 ' 1·1 2' J.ck110n 2 :J.-4 1 J 3--4 f Memgr 1 D-D l Monroe 11 0.0 22 -~ 24-2• no Tot••• 40 20-22 100 24 2' 2' lt-110 21 M 27 1&-100 Foitled out-None. Tor11t foul..-Bo•ton, 191 N1w York 23. A-19,694, Today's TeleVision Sports II a.m. (2) -ABA PLAYOFF GAME. 11:15 a.m. (4) -BASEBALL - The . Chicago White Sox meet the Red.Sox at Boston. 12:30 p.m. (7) -G 0 L F TOURNAMENT -Third tnWld play In the Byron Nelson Golf Classic from Dallas. The event is played on the par-70, 7,00l·yard Preston Trail Golf Club course that features nwnerous sand traps and water hazards. I p.m. (51 -SPRING FOOT- BALL -The USC Trojans sblge their annual spring football scrim· mage. · ~ 1:30 p.m. (13) -CHAM· PIONSlllP BOWLING -Bob Slrampe plays G<ne Rhoda. 4 p.m. (2) -FISHING SPECIAL -Virgil Ward and friends fish for tarpon in Florida, salmon in Lake Michigan and bass in Texas. 4:30 p.m. (7 ) -cµ.EBRITY BOWIJNG -Michael Cole, Tige Alidrews, Jan l\furray and Simon Oakland are the guests. (9) - OUTDOORS WITH JULIUS BOROS -A visit to lbe Oceanograpblo Research Institute off Cape COO, Mass. (13) -NHL AC'nON - Stanley CUp highlights. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ,.-The National Special Olympics for handicapped youngsta"s, taped In August. Also: football, English style. Leeds vs . St. Helens !or the Rugby League CUp, in Loo.don's Wembley Stadium, taped. Sports In Brief Laver Gains Net Semi,s; UCI Gets 1974 Tourney GOTEBORG, Sweden -Corona de! Mar's Rod Laver advanced to the semifinals of the $50,000 Swedish pro ten- nis championships Friday with a 7~. 6-7, 6-2 victory over Dick Stockton. And although Roy Emerson of Newport Beach was ousted from the tourney by England's Gerald Battrick, 6-3, 6-3, he still clinched third place in the World Championship Tennis Group A series standings, behind Stan Smith and Laver. .Emerson held a two-point lead over Cliff Richey going into Friday's matches, but Ridley !ailed lo pass tbe Newport Beach star when be dropped a 6-4, 6-3 1 decision to John Alexander of Australia. In the otber match, top.seeded Smith needed only 30 minutes to down Ove Bengtson of Sweden, 6-2, 8-4. '74 Meet at UCI KANSAS CITY -The NCAA executive committee bas awarded the 1974 college division national tennis champiooshlpo lo UC Irvine. Tom Jernstedl, director or special events, announced today. This will he the fll'BI nallonal cham- piooship lo be held on tbe UC! campus. It will be staged JW1e 11-15, 11714. UCI bas won or shared the .college division title for the past three years anti at the current time Is co-champion with Rollins College arter two outright crowns. At the present time, there are six courts on the campus with six additional courts scheduled for erection this sum- mer with completion by the fall semester. Radovich -Picked LARAMIE) Wyo. ~ George Radovich, a fonner University of Wyoming basket- ball player, Friday was named the new head basketball coach at his alma mater, a school whose. basketball fortunes have been on the slide in recenJ years. A 1952 Wyoming graduate, the 43-year- old Radovich has been head ooach at Cal State (Fullerton) for the past year. LA Washed Ont PITJ'SBURGH -Friday n i g h t ' s scheduled National League baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Los Angeles Dodgers at Three RiveI'3 stadium was postponed because or rain. A team spokesman said the game would be made up Sunday as part of a doubleheader. Relays Today WALNUT :.... Shot putters George Woods and AJ Feuerbach duel today In the featured event of the annuaJ Mt. San Antonio Relays, here. Woods, ibe Qlympic Games silver medal winner, has a best of 69-1% out· doors this season while Feuerbach has thrown 70.2. Dickson Le~ds; Trevino1 Withdraws· DA'TLAS [AP)--ll<lb Dickson, a l!f..-sparkllnn>rom!Se of hts outstanding surprise winner at San orf!go earlier this amateur career1 onej)Utted six tllnes in a season , made some brllllanl saves en -row as be-pulled away to a one-atrOke route to a lour-undel'pat 116 and the lead l!ith a 3&-bole total of 115, five- second-round lead Friday In lhe 1150,000 under-per on the t,~yard Preston Trail Byron Nelson Golf Classic while pain-Golf Club course. wracked Lee Trevino had to withdraw. Finl round leader Don Bies &Upped to -Trevino, a two-time wlmlet this aeisoo -. 71 tn 1~ brtibl, warm llUl)ahlne and and the pr..wumey ·favorite !or the was alone In second al 1311. '30,000 first prlie here lOQk doClora' Arnold Palmer matched par 70 and orders to give a rest to the pulled mU9C1e was six slrokes away at 141. ' In hla 1e!1 ~Ider· He'll be out ol llCllon ,,, hll tho .boll..betW than I have In !or 11 leasi two weeks, poaalbly ~ ages," Palmer Aiil .• "I played well Trnlno 1Uffered I l't<Ul'rence of the enough lO ,have I rully good round but I a11.-'!lllllt ~ a ral 71 In eouldn't Malie tnY Pdlll." . Thanday'a opellq round-_ In I"" II.,. Pa1-hM mimed IS Dfcborl, jUll. -""'""""· to lulftll plltl.! of IS leet ........ ' ' 1· Dickson, • tsnky, 6-!0Ql.3 graduate or Qklaboma State, won both the British iiia" American nalklnal amateur cham- pionships in 1967, and took the Holg Open (11 Mesa Verde CC tn Colla Mesa) as a rookie pro in 1968. ~ • 1ben be went into a long, deep. dismal &lump that •nde4 w~ he-Won the Andy Wiiliams-San Diego OPen In February. SI~ then the 29-year .. ld has won 151,000. He once shared the lead in the Mastert. waa eighth In the Citrus Open and loth in last week's Tourilamen~ of Champions. "My confidence ls up," he said. ••11m still rldln& tbe peat. 11'• run llhlle It lasts/' l S.Cofld t'OJllld lttoefl 111 tl\f 11.SO,IJJD Brron Nelson CleHIC t Bob OldtWI """ ... Julh1s loroe 8tr1 VAl\Cft' O.Vld Gr.ritm O.n Sikh ltor P1ee Tom Wtlskoclt Roel Cuti LllMV WdiM Devi StodllOll Bert Orftn1 Orl1r JorocJ l.tonMI TifOtl'IPIOn OWlll'll Nt wll IM&.Sl'tllltl AUtn .Mllltr-,.111'1'1 W11son John Sett• lrva: Cr~ AMO!d Pel!IW' OW. Hill 1t• MIHllWtle TcmrnY Sandiltloft ·r I Bay Club Lauds Had Wilcox been Ible· to glean~ final six outs without giving up 1 baSC t it w_ould have been the first time S Cel h hitters were recorded in the major ports e s ~ea es on the same day in 75 years. K as City's Steve Busby fired a no-hit- Nine sports world personalities will be -r ea.rlier Friday. . . installed as members or the Balboa Bay .Tonight the t".'o tea!"5 return to action Cl b S rt H II r F to . hi . with the opening pitch slated for 7 u po s a o ame rug m o'clock. ceremonies at the Newport Beach facili-Jim Spencer broke up his no-hit bkl ty. It is not open to the general public. with a clean single to right in the eighth Due to attend the dinner and program inning and Lee Stanton promptly doubl· are inductees John McKay (SC football ed. coach ), Marlin McKeever ( Rams player), Dar. Gurney (retired race driver), Rod Dedeaux (SC basebaU coach), jim Eubanks (swi m star of the 1930s), Dan Aldrich (Sr. Olympics medalist). Three pro tennis being in· stalled will not be present -Roy Emerson, Rod Laver, Stan Smit h. Special guests include current hall of fame members John Wooden, Parry O'Brien, Clipper Smith, Carolyn House, Frankie Albert, George Ya rd 1 e y , !\jarshall Duffield, Hugh Stewart, Bill Ficker, Dr. Sammy Lee, May Sutton Bundy, Dorothy Bundy Cheney. CL•YILAND Gimble dh 9'roh1mr 1b Chml>Jlu lb Sllllces If lolkh rf °"""' ' Hendrick cf "'"' Cerde!MJ u Wiicox 11 e9 r II M $ 0 1 0 ' 0 •• 3 I I 0 3 2 1 1 ' 2 J 2 4 l I 2 ' 0 2 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 1 • 0 • 0 .~ . CALlf'Ol.MIA .. , 11 •1 Alomer 2t1 3 o .O o A.Oliver ph o e • o 01V1110112bOOtO PlftlOll cf 4111 Velentlne 6' ' 4•-'i o FA.obn111 If l of A O M((r1w dh ' t'":f O Sl'lnCW lb 3 I ' r 0 St.tnlon rf 3 1 1 0 01111twtt3b 3t01 Sl"11!n.1n c 3 0 o 0 NRv1n11 0010 Perrno.kl ,. O O O o Tolel U I 10 6 Tot1f :>t 2 3 2 Cleve!1nd 002 002 020-1 c1111otni. ooo ooo 020 -1 E-N. Ry1n, Grt11Nirkw11. OP-C11/fomle 2. L08--Clevel1nd J. C•lllornle '· 26-Hendrldit. Le> Uch, Stinton. HR-Oi.mclrn I, $plkh S. L.ollctl ). IP H It aa l•IO Wllco• W, 1-0 ' 3 2 2 I , N. Ry1n L, 3-1 7 213 t 6 4 2 1 Pet'l'llno$kl 1 2/3 I 0 O O I H8P-b'I' N. RYll'I ChembUu, 1W Wiicox F. ltob-1~ by Wllc:ox It. Oliver. WP-Wllccm. T-2:11. A-32,n1. • Lassie One of Attractions At UCI Celebrity Tiff UC Irvine first baseman Jeff Malinoff may not get to play Sunday in the second annual Celebrity Baseball World Series. , The action which begins at 1:30 on the UCl campus diamond , will feature coach Gery Adams' Anteaters No. 1 rated col· lege division team against a collection of sparts and Hollywood celebrities. But Malinoff has a problem. He is a dog-lover from beginning to end and in the _Past has picked up strays at the UCI games and taken them home for further-care until he can tmd 3 home for them. SUnday's game wlll feature a member of the canine forces -albeit one of the most famous dogs In the world. Las.sle will serve as mascot for the stara and may even be preased Into service to direct the blind toma to their respective positions before action begins. A white cane and dark glasses wlll be furnished by -an anonyn'IQU3: member of -the UCI staCf and Lossie will do lbe rtSl ln TCaaing them to t'heir Positions. That means that rormer American League arblter Emmeu Ashford "'iii have •~ s,1>e~ial escort to .home plaie where he will call balls and strikes. · GU Stratton, known curnntly as a 11()(>11'1 authority for CBS tel .. blnn In Loo Angeles1 was abo a member ol the men lri blue orlg~e. far the old Pacillc Coast ... League before advent of the Dodgers on the West Coast. , Stratton has .been penciled in to w()ft the base paths. Ralph Berke, a vice president of the Balboa Bay Club and chalnnan of SOn- day•s program, says youngsters will hiVe an added opportunity lo get aequalnted with the famed Lassie of tcreen and television fame . "We are going lo let the )'01111811era pet Lassie after the game." Berke says. Preparatloru are currently under Wl!Y to bring in addiUoMl ble.achen for the game rrom El Toro Marine Base and others will be placed along the foul lines inside the fences "We want · everybody to have an op- portunity to see tand hear everythlng that goes on rtghl from the beginning," Berke says. ' Paul Salota and Harry Babbitt are scheduled to perform as emcees tor the-• festiviti es. • ....._ Tickets at 11 per person, regardless or age. will be available at lhe gate on Son- day. Meanwhile, coach Gary Adams-I> lhlnklnl aerlously or placing bllnkera on ~lallno!!'s eyes lo get him _to re.isl. lhe temptation or apendlng Ume 111tb ·lhe famed collie lnstead·of on ~ dlll:nQncl against tbe Stan. 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C,1"11/fot'd ,1.lJ,f , -"""" V.-¥/t -t Cllt"f1n !Crn '>I ''1· J._ i.-1..., 11'llllt'9 0•1"11\ 1"4. ' Da!llllillM Ill-' ,..,.,. IW. • A 'f'OP(Jl.AQ !MN wrm -me: sri;,lf 8.IJ .• t U niversity Back in Top Spot ,After ·5-4 Win Over. Tigers University High School's Trojans defeated hort ValeQ· cia, S-4, Friday to climb back lntQ a first place tie tn the Orange League baseball stan- dings with the Tigers and Sonora H.igh. In other Orange League ac- tion, Laguna Beach dropped a 10-8 decision to Saddleback on the Artists field and bost Dana Hills suffered a 6-1 setback al the hand s of Sonora. University came out of the starting blocks in impressive fashion, scoring a pair of runs in the first and adding three more in the seco.nd to take a momentary 5-0 edge. The Tigers whltUed away, however; scoring eingle talllts in the second and final three frames and staged a hairbreath finish as well. Jeff Styers, taking over in a relief role for starter Scott Kafesjian, struck 9ut the side in the seventh but not wJUtout !anlare. When he re«¥'ded the final whiff, the ngers had the bases loaded with the winning run at second. In the first Inning, Uni's Pablo Silva singled to bring borne Joe H;oUett and Nick Peregud. John Densmore opened the second with a single and Tim Igoe followed suit. Kevin Mougban walked IA> lood the bases and with one out, Hollett doubled IA> bring in three runs. Kalesjlan went 5 2-3 innings on the mound, striking out eight batters and issuing !our walks before Styers came on in a relief role to preserve the victory, although precariously. The Trojans will break the · three-way deadlock for fir st place Monday when th1:!y host Sonora on the University field. Va,lencia hosts Laguna Beach at the same time with fourth place Brea at Dana Hills. At Luuna Beach, coach Darrell 11cKibbon's Artists fell behind 4-1 going Into the seventh lnn!ng. Saddleback scored six times in the top of the frame wllh hall ri the run unearned. ln lhe boltom hall of the In- ning. Laguna scored oeven runs but fell tWQ shoct of vic- tory. Danny Quinn opened with a triple followed by singles off the bats of Bill l\fchfanus, htickey Allen, Dan· ny Collen and Dave Manintr in succession. Chris White alto singled to drive in the final two runs. Dana Hills spotted Sonora rour unearned runs in the top iof the first 8Jld could no.t overcome the handicap. ~-/le S 7Jft; !/{t:AKr' CF 77-tG ANGELS' INFIELD wrm+11sA~ '1!AY MD 'Ui'AlERSH!P Qt.W-rrte 6 r .. Sea Kings Top Falcons , 7-4; ~ Estancia Edges Ed~on, 4;.3 ~ A seventh-inning three-run second inning to take a 3-1 P:lllflt1111 V•ll•Y Ul U11lvlnlty fll Mouoh1n. 11 H,,ncock, 11 Holle!!, Hr Pl!re<;iud, C Ka!ttll1n. p Stvert, p Sliva. rt Hale. cf Oensmort, Jb lg()I, 2b Total1 ~ .. , ~ 3 ' I ' . . ) ' ' ' . • • ' . ' . ' ' ' ' 3 ' V1lt11cl1 141 Per1111, II G1rrt tt. p Ricki. cf W1!ttn, c ShH!I, 211 Edw1rd1, rt Nav1rrete, lb Ollverl, lb Hern1ncllr, ph JOfllt, II .. ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' '~ • • ' . ' , • • ' . • • ' ' 0 I ' . > I ' . • "' • • -Wll/Kl.E~ •• ' • ' • ' ' ' homer by Matt Keough spark· lead. Sin~lf?S by Steve Sharp, Tten lft', 2b ·: ~ : r~ ed a five-run rally which net-Daryl Crandall and D o n ~~~~:!?· 3.:d ~ ~ ~ : 1 Crestview Baseball HB Downs Tritons, Dihblos Newport; Yikes Win In Loop Defeats Streaking Huntington Beach notched its fourth straight. win, 2·1 over Newport Harbor, and Marina nipped Westminster,. 1-0 in Sunset Mission Viejo was shutout 3- 0 by league-leading Villa Park, and San Clemente fell 6-4 to last place Kalelli in Crestview J..eague baseball action Fri- day. Visiting Villa Park took ad· vantage or a MiBsion Viejo er- ror !Ol' a run in the firS't in- ning, and that was all Villa Park pitcher Steve Ansari re-- quired. · MLssion Viejo pitcher Rob Ferguson struck out seven and held Villa Park to 'four hi ts, but walked three and tWo of tho9e c a m e around to score. Bi1cs Suffer 3-0 Setback NORWALK -Cerritos College pitcher Dan Boone silenced visiting Orange Coast on fi ve hits in leading his club to a 3-0 South Coast Con- ference baseball victory over the Pirates Friday. Toda y coach B-arr y Wallace's Pirates host Santa Ana in a 1:30 game. Paul Fleming was the only OCC player able to get more than ooe hit off Boone. Flem- ing singled twice:. Boone, a left-hander, struck out seven and walked three. Cerritos, now 14-3 in the Conference, clinched a tie fOl' the charnpionship with the vie· tory. The Falcons can win it outright today at Mt. San Antonio. OCC has a 5-12 cirruit mark. on11tt Cl•lf IOI •• ' ' ~ FIM11no. lb • • ' • P&lmtr, cl ' • • • Fltldl!', " • • • • OliOll, " ' • ' • Kubl~kl, ' ' ' ) • R1lth1r, Jb ' • ' • ·-· "' ' • • • Semps1111, " , • ' • Or1nt, " ' • ' • Sehl/Ill, '" ' • • • Hedrick. ' ' • • • ICelty, ' • • • • Totell ~ • ' • ,,~ ., 111111111• ' • • 0r1noe Co.51 ODO .. ..._. ' ' C:en1to1 .. "' .,,__, ' • Mission Viejo loaded the bases with two out in the fifth inning but ·a leaping catch of ,a League base~ action Fri- liner off the bat ct Rieb Rom· day . me! ended the threat. Huntington Beach's Randy In the seventh Mark Mo£· Mills hit. a game-winning fitt 's liner to deep center was · homer In .the ~ttom of the . seventh as the Oilers notched flagged down ~th an over-thelr filth win in the ,~ six !he-shoudler catch and turned games. Mills scored Hun- 1nto a double play to }µlit the tington Beach•s other run, final Mission Viejo threat. doubling in th~ fifth inning and San Clemente committed six coming home on a single by errors, spotted Katella four Doug Moll. runs and never recovered, in Brian SJagle struck ' out 10 the game at San Clemente. and held visiting Newport Rich Douglass doubled home Harbor to a second iMing run two ruM and Corky Fishe r when Carl •Tahti walked , stole and Mike Stavro singled in one second and came in on a each for the losers. single. v1111 Pm !ll At Marina, Kirk Kyler doub- Fleld1, lb Trlgg1, 211 M1cH1l1. cl Ledbtlltr. c E1191, r l Alderm111, Pf' 11copel!I, lb Appleby, lb Burtt, II An,.rl, p Heiler, ph •11 r " rtt led and came home on a • , 1 I 1 1 o o squeeze bunt single by Randy ~ g ~ ~ Hobday to back up the two-hit ~ : 1 ~ pitching of ~fark Adams in the 3 o : o Vikings victory. 2 0 0 0 ? I 0 0 2 0 I O I 0 0 a TOllll 26 3 • l MllllM Vl1l1 t•I .. ' ' . ' . • • ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ) . Hendrldl:11111, 11 Mc.Glrl"f', ll Moffitt, lb Schmidt, cl Romm~. rt S1ndJtedl; lb F1r;u1on, p R1Ynold1, c While, 2b Aich1 rdi.on. ph !11rron, ph Lino. r1 Tot1l1 ' . ' . • • " . ICOl'I ll'f lnrtlllll ' \11111 ~•rk 100 DOT 1--l Mlsllon Vle[o ODO ODO 0-0 AoOo1n, cf Keith, II Locktn. lb Whitcomb, ttt Purch1, rf Bllf'M. lb """""· " 81lr, c PMICK. p TOllll K1Nll1 "' .. ' • • ' I . ' ' ' • • ' ' ' . ' . ' . " ' Sin Clemtftl1 f4) Z..l'IO!ll, " Fl1l'lll'r, et Douo•• ... p.lb KftmtY, ID YOO~. 311 Sl1vro. ii J1n11111, :Je>.p °""·' IMtrr, c Kl1rn1n. rf Thrtst, rf . Nelton, 2b ~ G1tft, Pr .. ' • • • • . ) ' . ' . • • ' . ) . ' . ' ' ' ' ' . . ' Tot1!1 " . sun '' 111111"" IC•tell1 702 010 S1n Cl""ll'lte 000 HO ' .... ,_, ' ~ ' • • • ' • • • • • ' • ' • ' • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • ' ' ' ,. • • ' • ' • • • ' ' • ' ' ' • • • • ' ' ' "' • • ' ' ' ' • • • • ) ' • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • ' • • • ' ' ' ' "'"'°" H1r9ol' 1n .. ' Robeflton, u 2 0 Ytsltr, 2b ?> 00 Abbott. 3b FollOm. cl 2 0 Mockttt. If 2 0 T1hll. lb 1 l Cl\lrd, rt 2 0 lfllt,C ? 0 W!11te, p I 0 Tot111 20 I Ht1111rlff0n 9HCl'I Ul Mmsollno, 211 Vi n Amersfol't, rt K1llM'Cl'f, cf ... ,1 .. p Ml11, 11 llinv1trort1, 3b S!lm!T'tler. rl Mell. lb Vlon1ro11, c .. ' ' . , . ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' . T011l1 " ' Icon .-r lnnl"lt ' NtweOrt HerbOt 010 000 1)-1 H\1111. l!INCh 000 010 1-2 WnlmlMttl' IOI lrldll\I, cf Whltet1y, 7b Rlch1rds, 3b Moult, c W1l1h, c Melt, lb It unto. 1 b Accorn•ndo. rf Weltlrlng, 11 Hl,ICl9on, u · Thiele!"' P Tot&ls .. ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' . ) . ' . ' . ' . ' . " . M1r\lwl II) .. ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ) ' . ' . " ' score b1 kMll• ' Wntfftlnsliw ooo ooo ~ M1'1n1 000 010 x-1 • ' ,. • • • • • • • ' • • ' ' ' ' ' • • • ' ' ' "' ' • ' • • • ' • ' ' ' • • • ' ' ' • • ' ' . ' ' • • • no • • ' • • • • ·• • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • ' • ' "" ' ' • • ' • ' • ' • • ' ' ' • • ' • • ' • • ' • • ' ted Corona del Mar a 7-4 vie-Tryon, a sacrifice and Steve °""'· lb J o o o lory over host Santa Ana Farrell's two-run single did ~:;;~,~: ft<: ~ g g g Valley in an Irvine League the damage. P1n11i-. rf ,' o 1 i II llllor, ff 0 O o baseba game Friday. But Magnolia rallied for two a 1-k, 11 1 o a o In other league action, runs in each of the fifth and ~~~. :Jtr ~ ~ ~ ~ Estancia struck early and held sixth rrames to pull out the "•llllOll, P o o o o . I M111ll!f', ph l 0 0 0 olf Edison 4-3 and LOs Alami-VIC ory. F1nkl11. p o o a a •-dropped Fountain Valley, •r1l11&rd, Ph 01 o o o ~ Coreftl d91 Mir In H1dclow, p 0 O 0 6-3. ,., r 11 raot Tol1l1 26 J S 3 D1Y19'1, lb • 1 0 D lc:ort .., 1111111191 And in a night lilt at Boysen Park in Anaheim, Costa Mesa fell to Magnolia, 5-3. Cpron.a del Mar entered the final !Ming trailing 4-2, but a walk to Jim Davies and an er- ror allowing Jerry Kohler to reach base set things up !Ol' Keough. The senior shortStap's 330-foot rap wer the left field fenee put Cmona del Mar on top 5-4, and the Sea Kings went on to tally twice more in the inning. Bob Palmer pitched the whole game !or Corona del Mar, striking out four. Palmer also hit a bases-empty home run in the fourth inning. Estancia scored four times in the home half of the open- ing inning. but had to cut down the potential tying ru n at the plate for the final out of the contest. A triple to left center by Mark Deven with Mik e Dhanes aboard started the Estancia outburst and a two- out si ngle by Kelly McCrann plilted :the final two Eagles runs, Kol!Jer, rf 3 l 0 0 Kll'OIJ'llh, '11 • I l ~ P•lmer, p 7 2 I 1 Wllkln1on, i:rr o 1 o 0 M1Yer1, cl-~ t o o 0 NOQ1¥1•, If 2 0 1 0 RtVl'IOld1, 11 I 1 1 0 J1hn1, 2b 3 o 1 2 Andr1w1, 3b 3 o 0 0 Moore.c 2 o o o M&tl,ph I 0 0 0 Tot1r1 27 1 s 7 Scotol by l1111lnp '" c~~ "' "" 010 100 S-7 5 3 s.1111 '"' Valley 002 020 o-4 t ) Cotti MIKI UI .. ' • ~ Fo1rrell, rf • • ' ' Valentine, 311 ' • ' • Dt1111y, ' • • ' • Schr11PP. " • • • • Brown. p.ID ' • , • Sti.rp, lb ' ' ' •• Fregosl, p • • • • Cr1nd1H, s1 , ' ' • Gl11py, u • • • • Tl"f'on, " ' ) ' ) 8ulllet!, " ' • • • 81ume, " ' • • • Tot1l1 " ' • ' 'Seore II, ,_ ' ' • M1gnoll1 ... "' ,._.. • ' (0$11 -~ "' .. ~ • , ' " . Faunl1lrt V1lley 001 000 2--l S 1 Loa Al1mlto1 301 020 M-4 4 a l dllOll (ti Hints. It M(Coy, cf Niehoff. rf Stlwood. e Oesro.iert. 3b Lopn, 2b Wtlntotroer, ,, Macy, lb Ali... p Whll1, p Tot1l1 .. ' . ' , ) ' . ~ ' ~ , . , . ' . . ' ' ' " ' l stlflCla 141,l ... OhillH, SI OW111, 2b ••mitt, lb Morton. c Aoncwlllo. 3b -·" lC11otth, rl.Jti SMnwlood, cl Mc.Cr1nn, II b11lMn, p OtllNn, pll Tot1l1 . ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . " . Scort ~ lftnl1tg1 Edi.on Es11nclll ' Dll 001 G-3 '°° 000 1<-<I ' "' ' ' ' ' • • ' ' ' ) • ' ' ' • • • ' ' • • ' ' ... ' ' ' I • ' ' • • • • • ' D ' • ' ' • • • ' ' • ' • ' ' 1 ' MD Grabs No. 1 Spot Mater Del's Monarcbl ICOn!d a 5-4 extra-inning ·victory over St. Paul to take over first place in the tightly bunched Angelus League baseball stan· dings Friday at Mater Dei. ning and Mater Dei added three other markers in the sec- ond inning to take a com· manding 4-0· 1ead . But SI. Anthony fought back to tie it after six innings and eventually force the issue into the extra lnning. " '" • • • • • • " ' ' . ' . ' . T011l1 " ' SCON .-r l11nl.,. Un!ven lty Velt nc!1 ' "' ...... 010 OH 1-<I '~!It) HOl.ISl!&I, 2b RJson, c.f Mercer, lb Wotm1n, p Pinion. p Betll04lr, c Ll!'Wl1, Jb Ktf1h, If Mv11lon. rr 8orden1v•, 11 Toi ti I .. ' • • . , ' ' ' ' • • . ' . ' ' . • • ' ' 31 10 L.1111111 aNdl Cl } Allin, '' Colltn, lb M1rrlner, cl TllompiOll, 2b Whl11, p Hurd, c Grt00, If Buck, If Quinn. lb M""°°''' rf McM1nu1, rf To111s .. ' ' ' . ' , ' . ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . . ' ' . ' ' " . lc:tn .., llllllftfl Saddletr«k ODO AOO 6-10 ' Lag. Be.ch ooo 100 7-1 H1rl, ct F1vlo, >b Gre~, 11 Gon111e1. If Hover, If Grier, lb !IL•rk1, rf B1llu1. c. 'Brown. 2b c:ornenoi. 2b Fr1r11r, p Mly1r1. pll Tot1l1 ·--"' .. . . ' ' ' . ) , ' ) . • • ' . • • ' . ' . ' . ' . " ' DIM Hin. fl) .. ' UllOI, " ' • McComb, 11 ' • Sprlngm1n, 3b ' • Miklos, lb ' • ThomaiOll. ' ' • Befll'lldel, ,, ' • Roberti, " ' ' Sc;hrl\I. II ' • V1nG1lll1, II • • l1url1, cl ' • Torr••· cl ' • Fawler, p ' ) Tot111 ~ ' ' -· .. "' .... 01n1 HU11 .. "' ... , ' • ' ' • • • • • I • I ' • • • 7 ) ' • • "' • • ' • ' ' • • • • ' • • • ' ' , • • • I • • "' ' • ' • ' ' • • ' 1 • ' • • • • ' • • • ' ' ' • • ' ' • 1 • • ~ ' • ' • ' • • ' • • ) • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • ' • "' ' • ' • ' • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • I ' • I Catcher Mike S e 1 w o o d scored one run and singled in another to spark an Edison co1neback, but the Chargers' Jast hope was doused when a runner vtas thrown out .at the plate for the final out of the game. The victory gives Mater Dei a 7-5 Angelus League mark and puts the Monarchs a half game ahead of three rivals in the standings . ~fer Dll CSJ .. ' ' ' ' ' Hlftn, 11 G1rdH. el Ecctn. II Sl1nbr1, rf McElweln, 2111 CollOlU, pll Yott, ph . ' • • ' ''·-===================~ ' "' • • ' ' • • ) . CALYPSO .. ,., •• L8150NI SlltClllW Tl S11t1r M; ..... Fountain Valley fell behind on the 10th pitch of the game when Los Alamitos outfielder Bob McKelvie hit a three-ru'.n homer and· the margin was maintained the rest of the way . In the end it was a pair of walks to pinchhltter Don Catozza and Mike Amarantbus after Pat E<cles and Mark Stanbra had reached base vla a single and fielder's choice that decided the outcome. Ry1n, 2b A1111r1nlllu1, lb Tll'TIP'IM, Jb Mlc.IVltY. c ltndllon, p Dffn, p ' . . ' ' ' ' . • • ' . • • ' ' . ' 1714) '41o7tll c .. ,.,.,.. "'"" ~ .... Costa Mesa's Mustan gs tallied all of their runs in the Tot111 , 1 ' . ' . 3 • Scort lty 1nn1119i ' ' I 0 ' . ' . ''14_.. Cal lt't 11.11 .., ...,,,... ..., .,...,.... ....... Jim Gardea socked a bases- empty homer in the first in-St. Anlhonr ODO 211 0()...-4 Miler DI 1)0 000 01-S . ' . ' • M111H o.I l fY tn•1 .... n ..... !21,J.,,..,. Baseball Sta.ndings AMERICAN LEAGUE Eal Dlrulon Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Boston Cleveland New York W L 9 8 9 9 . a a 7 8 8 l1 6 10 Wesl Division Kansas City Minnesota Chicago ANGELS Oakland Texas l2 9 8 I 8 5 7 5 5 7 10 9 Pr141n'e 1•111 tlt¥fl1Nf 6, ANOl:ll t Kfftstl c;11y J, Detroit • T11111 4. Mllwlllk" 2 Pct. GB .529 .500 .500 -~ .389 l 2 I> .,. .375 2112 .632 .643 \\ .615 l .SIS I .444 31' .357 41' NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Montreal St. Louis East Dlvblon W L 8 3 10 8 9 8 8 8 7 9 2 14 West Dlvilkln San Francisco 17 5 Cincinnati 12 7 Houston 12 10 Dodgen 8 11 Atlanta 7 11 San Diego 7 13 Friday's Results ChlC&llO 10, S.11 Ol@DO 2 Pct. Gii :rn .556 .529 .500 .'38 .125 .773 .632 11' .421 71' .421 71' .389 8 .350 I Bucs Lead SoCal Swimfest . Otkl•nd 4. 811llrnort S 112 1nnln,s) Mlrtl'llSOll 11 t+ew Yortt, "5~ Cllkffo et lto1ton. POllPIMd T...,., .. _ llelfl-. lP1hTn .. II 11 OlkMl'td (Hofll/Nlrt J.ll CllW!end (Peny >-21 IT A .... CMtv 1-1) M11w1ull" (!ltll 1·11 11 T11111 {St1nhouJ1 0.21 K1n1o11 Clly ISl!lltlOrff .S.11 ti Otlroll U.ollch 1-J) MIMttOM !Kall Ml 1t Hl'll' Yen (Ktkldl O.Ot (hk;AtO (a..hnMn •1> 11 t lollon Tlo1nt 2·11 De61en ti Pttllbunlh, POSl'Pollld AU1nto1 2, H-York 0 Phll..:l1!IPl'rl1 S, Clnclnn1t1 l Hou~ton 6. MOntre11 J no 1"n111111 $In Fr1rtdsco S. St. Loul• 0 Tlll•Y't G•..- DMfHS (MftMrlntllh 1·21 ef Pl~ (I ... • II • S.rt Dttr10 fHonnoln 0-JJ •t Ollu. <ltwtdMt l·IJ S•ll Fr111CIKO (WlllCMJOhby 1·11 11 $!, UVl1 ftle¥111nd 11-2) W A!.'iUT -R«t Mislolek capwred 1be lOO ·ya rd -and rmfshed third ill the llJll ff ... lifting Oraoge CcoJI Colleg< inlA> a tie for lira place alter the aecood &tr cl !be Southern California rlimmJll& and diving cbam· pioolbJpo at Ml. San Antonio -~Friday -'• Plr1tei and Pasadena 1 · 177 pninll whlle Golden , 1(esl WU tlflh ,With 92. Mlalolel< clocked 55.2 In easl· , · Ji wlMlnl !be 100 baclt after ,_ e.tr1lor lllllsblng with a time of 1 :lil.O Iii the llJll free. ~ Wnt's Kevin WUllams, as expected, won the JOO brea st, defeallng Orange Coast's Dan Kent. Willlams cklcked I :03.4 while Kent had a time or 1:03.6. The elrntes' Mike Ya"'ood was fourth ln 1:0!.7. other to p performances from Orange Coast came from Doug .Moon in the 100 Oy <third. ss.sJ, tarry mat-' lerman In the 100 back (si xlJ), 51.6) and diver Mike Wllsoh (fourth in the o..,.mcter <om· peUUon). OCC'• 800 free relay team finished Ihlrd In 7:33.0 whllc Golden We51 was fifth In • New Yorll; (Mlll1ck I~! fl Al1a11t1 (11:1111 ~l 0 Phllldlll'hl1 l~vlh-..n HI If Clnckinlll {Cklllett). Mon1Tt1I l~ll'lko l ·U 11 HOUiton U•ortd'I J.ll I~ Jf .DAILY PILOT s.rt"'dly, Aorll 28, 1973 (~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS KCET ID S:OO -Skylab Project. This introuc- tlon to the first space laboratory features Skylab astronaut Lt. Cmdr. Richard Truly, SkYlab student clirectof Dr. Henry Floyd, SkYlab program director W~eider and a ~dent questioner. CBS II 7:00 -Henry Fonda -AmeriC11 Gets Away From It All. The veteran movie-TV actor is the ho8t for this musical salute to sports and leis- ure pursuits. Guests are Leslie Uggams, Tim Con· way, John Davidson, Johnny Bench and Lee Tre· vino. KTLA U 7:30 -Los Angeles Local Emmy Awards. Bob Crane hosts this event, honoring pres- entations· of the LA television stations. Presenters include George Kennedy, Don Knotts, Chuck Con· nors and Hugh Downs. K'ITV CD 800 -Hooray for Hollywood. A salute. to Amerka's film capital with Don Adams, Don Rickles, Edie Adams and Charlton Heston. NBC D 9:00 -"The Group." The 1969 movie version of Mary McCarthy's best seller about eight girls from their graduation from Vassar to their reunion six years later. Candice Bergen, Joan Hackett, Elizabeth Hartman, Shirley Knight, Joanna Pettet. ABC 0 10:00 -ABC News Inquiry: The indus- ' 1rialized and ·modular housing industry in the U.S. !I is Oil..• collision course with the building establish· menl. These new fofli:S of construction are ex- amined by newscaster Frank Reynolds. ~~--""'""""""·"""~ ..... TV DAILY LOG fD Cll11 CiouW. Plep IMtMwtl Saturday m "'""' · II.\) Tutrt d1I Slbldl Evening m "'"" (to) "Lit• " 11 • ., APRIL 28 Wiii" (1d'f) '33 -Guy Kibbta. U <Ill1J IJIA t .... o1 '"" I~ 8 AAIMll Woltll (Rl ®l WIW Ito .... 0 fllpsid1 Rlchl1 H1vtns 11 lt11 9:00 II (I) MlfJ Trter Mwe Slllw (R} featured performer. D m "'c Satar"1 Mlvle: CCl 0 r"@ fD UC's Wida Wlr1d of (311r) "ht Croup" (dr1) '69 -~ Sports "N1tion1I Speci1I Olympics" Candice Ber1en, Join Hadl;1tt, EliZI· (I) Ll :1tw1. beth H1rt1111n, Shirley Knight, .loin· 0 Lloyd lri4ps' Wlltr Wortd n1 Pettet, 1M1ry-Robin Redd, Jes. m Mme: (C) "'Tiie Ylollllt Min" slca W1lttr, Kattlletn Widdoes, H1l ' (dr•) '55-Glenn Ford, Edw1rd G. Holbrook, lames Broderick, Larry Robinson, Barbara Stanwyek. Ha1m1n. Tht st«)' of tiahl tlrls tll lle11lel IOOfte lrom lht lime Of their flldUltion fllfSQ11b Proj1d: stvdenb from V1mr r.o11111 in 1933 to ml C.Untiy PllCI their reunion, six years llter. B•ltd &J K111bl on th1 novel by Miry McC.rthy. 1:308 ........ -0 cru1J IJl , ... -- D <IJ -®> iiA'lii !Cl tll<l ·-.r o um ... w.w • '•• MM'" Cdr:1) '62--Ridllrt 09} Mewlt: CC) (lltfl "'Tiit Prize" Seymer, Dilne ll1ker. (dr1) '63-hul """"""-ID midi o.dlll a.sb ltldvdl tm RltmM 4el C.... Lou' Rlwb 1"4 Paul• -.r11y. mLoot-·•"" m-m--m .. -r .. -·mmr 1:00 B D Ill Ill -twi.-· (RI 8""... lfllH• C1J 111" -t:IOU <IJ "'""""" -!1ll fJ n. Rnl ... --u _, (C) (2>~ ......... "" al Tlllt ren.1dlfl Ttmdori" (com) '62-htar Sel· f.m Ac:dtl Qk111e .. M1rtv!U1" (R) ltrs, M1rpret Ltllfllon. I GJTutrtltlSIWe ONna m ""'-m "'""" -.. 11r ~·-IO:GOU CIJ C... 1..n -Vo•rio D INIC lkws CoiiftrUce John H1rp1r and Tlm Conny ruat. tunn1uuosts. U <IJ 11J Q) MC -'""""' O C1Jl1J Q)Ru--fJT•""'"'" m ™' ... ...,.""',. m,.... le li&llldlli CillltratiM fE LI MoH11m m Utt1e .... is m 1o1 ...... 7:90fl I 16C!&; I Henry Fo.........,_ GJ ~ Ytriltf .... icll· Btb ,_.., ,,.. It All Henry al LH CitnlOll Sbtw Fond• is host for this musical t1lut1 lD:!O 0 C.dlill .C.11tr:1 to sports ind ltisur• pursuits. Spe· ID lltws 'cl•I ruests indude lrsllt Ua•ms, ll:OOll CIJ D (l)llt'llll Tim Conway. John D1vidson, John· 00 Mtrsbll Difton ny Bench 1fld (n Trwlno, O leris llrleff Pnstntl a TN Tl11tH ... 11 m Mevil: (C) "Tiit Yielllt ..... 1J lewllllt fer Delllll (dr1) '55-Glenn Ford. Edward G, Cl) llffle11111 Robinson, 81rbl11 st•llWJCll. o-m"-""'·""'" (I) UfO ''SuMval" ·&I MM fJ -Voltoy !11r1 U:15 @ -"Cid< McColl" ("'"I '59 81 Llwfenct Wti. Sllow • -Mmes Gtmer, N1taHr Wood. II) n TU a Tllltl 11~ II F11tt1• 5%! (C) "'Tiie lrm: fl!J Open Tillltn "M)'shk!W' (R) lottlt" (com) '64-Tony R1ncl1IL Ola C.mioi• U ""'" "T1tl omt " ..,. le Lnsie (com) '30-Ronald Co11T11n. m Uon' aw 11J -: "loot aw. i. -m Speed llctr CM" (adv}-£dmund Purdom. !:IO 011M -fDly 0-: "lldJ •I Cll'" (""') 9 I IRCllL I t. Allftln llCll '~IMI de Hl'tilland, Jeff Corey. EllllJ' Anrds (2hr) Bob Crant Is Ci) Movil: .,A HI~ 11(1 lli(tlt" host tor this mnt.banorina out-(com) '64-Th1 ltltlts. st1ndln1 pmelhtiona of tht Los Q) Mevir. "F• ...,..... MM• An1•lls taltvislon stations. Prmnt· (d11) '60-Aldo R1y, Huther Setts. 1rs will lnd11d1 Gto!p l<tnnedy, Im Clllt•a 34 Don Knotts, Chuck ConflOfl Ind 12:0011 fins Hush Downs. B MtM: "'Ullldly Strtqtf' Cl) Splfb ~11rt (sd·fi) '64-John Ntvlllt. D Llfs JMt a Dnl 9 MIWl1: "Ille flllltirll ltebets" fJ llllllH $ Mevk: (2111') "Df, (d11) '44-John Wt)'M. ElllQ'• ll•ak hllll" (dr1) t40-12:!0 B to TlllsM Otll1 Rffst holb. Edwo~ G. Ro~-. IMh Godop. I~ IJ -: "U.illlr """ (""I '54 m Ii.ct lelltJ (1dv) '57 -Robert HIJtlon. l!l"'"~-.... .,,..-....,. """ mn.-•••"' -· ..... "•• ,,...,. l:OOU <IJ MI io thl r .. n, (RI .,..,.,... _ _. D Ill_...., "S.ddlld" (RI Ill-: .,._ 0.. ,_. I 0 <IJ (I) IJl HIN Wo .. Apil . (olh) '57-lloblrt Hutloo. e 118<1AL I llltflr fer 1W1J1eM i:• 8 MMe: CC) -..11 II I l.lllijal (60) Oon Mims. Don Rleklls, Ed'1t ....... (d11) '61-SlM Forrut. Adtms tnd Cll1rlton HISlon cunt t.tl 8 ,,_.I F'"'1 ln this salirt• to America's fllm (fj ...,.: ~" (dr1) '5&-- apitol. Rlctl1rd Wldm11t, Donn• Retd. 111 a..,...... Wnoal" ~55 B _, !Cl .. ..,.. t•n> ·ss - • ntt• • Jcdel '9«1e Moni..,.ry, Mofll frttm1t. For Advertilii:st br OUT 'N ABOUT ,. Phone ·1 Norm Stanley 642-:4321 r ' . • 'Conneetion' Seq11~I Another Qig Chase \ By MARY CAMPBELL NEW YORK (API -"The French CoMection" spawned more than just a ''Son of French· Coneotion." lt had twins. There's going to be a sequel, in Paris, with Gene Hackn1an going there and teaming u.P with a gendanne played by Jean-Paul Belmondo to look fpr the Frenchman that got away at the etid of "The French Connection." And on the streets of New York, Roy Scheider, who played Hackman's sidekick, Buddy, in "The French Con- nection," is starring in a movie based on -the future adventures of Buddy-that.is Sonny GrosSo, the real cop on which the character is based. And this movie has "The French Connection's" chase scene man. TIIE MOVIE is titled "The Seven Ups," a misleading title which means it's about a special squad or police detec- tives who try to catch felons whose crimes will send them to prison for seven years or more. On loth Avenue. a wide, northbound street. favored by lruckers on the West Side of Manhattan , uniformed policemen ln the bocks north of 42nd Street are standing in the street, letting only a few cars at a time past them, thin· ning dt>wn the traffic ahead. They're re a I cops. The detectives in the movie are in pla i n c lo t h es; the only uniforms to be seen in the film are in one scene in a station house.' Below 47th Street, three cars with cameras mounted 'ori bumpers and in back seats have been parked on , a sidewalk d· u r i n g a lunch break. Across the street a5e a row of parked /equipment trucks and a house trailer for produ c e r ·d irector Phil D'Antoni. Two of Ule cars are pushed into the street, very carefully guided down over tho curb, with stunt coordinator Bill Hickman in the first car, actor Richard Lynch beside him, and Jerry Summer, who has stood in for Roy Scheider before, in the unmarked police car that's doing the chasing Si.J~1MER STARTS hi$_ siren and the chase has begun, fast, heavily insured and somewhat unpredictable, through real -_ . ' though tlunned -New York '· traffic. D' Antoni, 44, was the pro- ducer of "Bullitt" and "The French Connection" and •the architect or their c h a s e scenes : he is now directing for the first time. _ Experi111entin9 ADVENTuRE AND BEAUTY "This chase scene will cost the same as the others." D'Antoni says. "The only v.•ay you can guage that is the an1ount of da vs. We're scheduled , as in -"Bullitt" and "The French Connection," for two weeks, give or take a day. G\\'enda Amy experiments \vith flowers for a sc i- ence project in "1lhe Effect of Ga1nma Rays on Man-in-the-ti.loon :rt'Iarigolds," closing a three~veek run tonight at the La guna l\1oulton Playhouse. C I EASTWOOD JOE KIDD -TECHN!COlQRl!PANAVISrQN9 rm A Uno>i!rsal/1,1~'Pi!SO ComPil'l'f ProdUCIOOll I• 3459 Via Lido Newport Beach Ph.one: 673-8350 HELD OVER! 2M ll!l WEEK Now t1tn TMMloy _ Ju Yoltfit ltwf Reynokh "DELIVERANCE" Ph11 IJcllord Horrlt "MAN IN THE WILDERNESS" NATIONAi GENERAL THEATRES OW PLAYING RISIRVEO SEATS On Sale Daily 12 'Iii 9 MARLON BRANDO .Jn. 'J>ii1s ® -:=.i:'UnttH Afofl11' MON. THAU 111URS. 8 P.M. fRIDIY J I 9:45 SITUROIY 2·7 I U5 SUNOIY 2-5 I 8 Atl JIATS $4.00 WKDAYS 6i4S SAT. & SUN. 12:45 "CHEER LEADERS" "SEDUCTION Of l!GI" IOTlt FIATUlll UTtD (XI "IN 'FRENCH CON· NECTIO N' it was designed to fit Popeye Doyle. It was a hard-hitting, pushing, o n e - dimensional kind of chase. He was ripping his car apart as he went along. It's the way we felt the Doyle cha racter was. "This chase is much slicker than Doyle's. Buddy in a sense looks to take a beating at the end of this chase, but comes back at the end of the picture and gets on top. That's the kind of guy Buddy is. ANO "Finion's Rainbow" (G) 1 • "Pick-up On IOI " !RI "Five Fingers of Death" PLUS "Chatos' Land" ( R l "The Getaway" (PG) ... "'Lady Sing• The llu"" tRI ''Our whole secret is to get "Pos~idon Advnture" you emotionally involved. We a"a <POI try to root you in so much ~~~~~~~~'."".'.'."".'.'."".'.'."".'.~ .. F~u~u~·".'•~'."".'.'."".'.'."".'.~ reality prior to the chase, in _ Eve. Show Starts 7 p.m. Continuous Show Sunday from 2 the rest of the film, that the audience belit_ves w h a t they 'are seeing is almost a documentary. Then when they get to the chase, they are able to suspend a certain ·amount of belief. and allow us to take liberties when we do the ehase." l'Alll.\IAH PICTUHE.5 J:n'f.R~ATIONA!. pmtnL~ LAURENCE OLIVIER MICHAEL CAIN "Think of the pcrfectcrime .. "Then go one step further. Also This Suspence Thriller CLINT EASTWOOD <RI "PLAY MISTY FOR ~E" ' *'a· ' ~·:.f ' . ,... ' • ' ::--... ' Produced by PAlJ.. GUCKL.£R wid R1CHAAO LERNER·Oireetld b'j PAI.A. GLJC!<LESl I O.$tr~eo t>YC:rEMAnat~r@fil , GIVE us AN @ CO•HIT AT BOTH THEATRES ' "THE SEDUCTION OF INGA" BOTH FEATURES RATED X DOOllS OPEN WllKDAYS 6:45-SAT & SUN 1 :45: CONT. SAT. BARGAIN 9618 G11rd1n G'o"' Boul1vard • SUN. .MATINl!E -~-"''=="G•:don"'-'"G='''!!oc':"=5oc~7=·6600='-'-o...J WED .. 1 P'.M. ADULTS SI .GO FROM 2 MGM IN!llOOUCES A NEW FltM EXPERIENCE DUO=VUSllON NO·ausses-ALL YOU NEED ARE YOUR EYES • e HUlvTER. SEE THE HUNTED.. BOTH Ar THE SAME TIME e,)VICK~D, J: c~ WICKE TWICE THI TINSIOlll TWICa THI RllllORI --~amng DAVID BAILEY · TIFFAN Y BOLLING · RANDY ROBERTS Wntlen. PrCldtieed and 011ett'.d 11Y RICHARD L 8AR£ A ~IPGJ='°'-="'o=•=oa"-~"'"'-;;::.;I E>etulN! ~od""' WllllAM 1. ORR V ·----··-··-. MllROCOlOR """ 2flcl Al.(IHfMA-Wl5T JACK LIMON IN "SAVE Tur Tiro.ER" - • I ' . Fint SOUND then COLOR ond now SHOWING NOW! DUO=VllSllON }M;k Warner who brousht :ne Inst all ta/lung picture to tne sc1unsays, "DUO-VISION MAKES FOR EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT AS DID THE INTRODUCTION OF SOUND AND COLOR." WICKED, WICKED TWICI TllS ~I TWICI TH• T•AllOll! -• ., s1arnng DAVID BAILEY · TIFF ANY BOLLING, RANDY ROBERTS [,ew11ve Pr0do<.e1 WllUAM T ORR· W11tterf P100uced Ci) IPG--r;; -- - . 3"~ 0ue<le1 b1 RICHARD L. llARI 1 . L~~~~ ' MllROCOLOR MGM --CAU. THUlll,- fOI CO-Mil, SHOW TIMIS i '°LICYI \ ( More Added T~ HoUy,wod I Bowl Slate Los Angeles~P ) -~ thru1 50 Ameri perf~ have been a cd h> '"W ~ollywOO<I Bowl's 1973 ~ cert program, Artisti<; Direc-- tor Ernest Fleisllman-an- nounccd. 'rh e· latest additi~.-,wert conductors Eugene Oi'Oi$ndy of the Philadeiphia Or~ra. J.arnes Levine of .• t h e ~1etropolitan OfX'ra OrcM~. A,[th ur F'iedler of the Bosten P~l>S and Lawrence FOSter"_,i!( !he Houston Symphony. ~ Soloists include p i a n I s ~ .. s Andre \Valts nnd Van Cli~. violinis t Pinchus Zuchennan. ballet stars Edv.•ard Vill~a and Allegra Kent and t·he Robert Wagner Chorale. •· The bo\\'I season runs July IO through &•pt. 15. pl11l "M.t.ltJOE" ;,;******** DllYl·ltf SU,11 SWA, Mlmt IUMPIOlm·~ U~'flSUltl''fAUMn I UL l04fA A1 MAllOl ll'll. , ·~"1•2 iM*lOMY •._tJ . .... -" ...... " ..... • • Pm 'N' Tlllll l"J MIH e MM OOIOCIM· £ HAIOLD & MAUDI .. - Kids Like , .o , • I · Ask Art<W-,, -· r.r-··a . DAll.Y Pll.OT , ,~fAUCHOS -~: "llIRE DARR -: .' J!alph (Flip) DarT has been ~ ·. Damed . the water polo and ,iji\J,mmlng cooch at · Sad- ' .,;.: "dleboclt College, the DaUy •. ,J'Uot learned today. -DarT, 38, has been the head ~c~ 1;1'1.:! l~= "lla1 also tutored the Hun- . .tfiigton Beach Aquatics Club . f« a number of years. ~1 '. He is a graduate or the , .llniverslty ol Wyoming and • • .has doae: graduate !tudies at · '8an Diego State, Urtlversity·of :.: tal!lornia and Azu,.. College. ,/ ···~",----------' .. ~Harris ;Mt. SAC ' .,, ,.. I ~ -. . Saturday, APfil 28. 1473 ·university Back i n Top Spot . . M ter 5-4 Win Over Tigers University High School's Trojans defeated host-VaJeo- cia, Mi, Frlday to climb back int<>: a first place tie in the Orange League baseball stan-- dings with the Tigers and Sonora High. In other Orange League ac- tion, Laguna Beach "dropped a Il)-3 decision to Saddleback on the Artists field and host Dana Hills suffered a 6--1 setback a't the hands of Sonora . University came out of the starting blocks in impressive fashion, scoring a pair of runs in the first and adding three more in the second to take a momenta ry 5·0 edge. The Tigers whitUtd away, however, scoring stngle tallies in the se<.'Olld and final three frames and staged a hairbreath finish as well. Jeff Styers, taking over in a relief role for starter Scott Kafesjian, struck 9Ut the aide in the sevr.nth but not without lanlare. When he ,_-ded the linal whill. lhe ngers had the bases loa ded with the winning run at second. In the first )Ming, Uni's Pablo . Silva singled to. bring home Joe l\olletl and Nick Peregud. John Densmore opened the second with a single and 'I;im • I Igoe Jollowed suit. Kevin !ell behind 4-1 going Into the Moughan waiked to load -tlJ&.. sevenlh inning. Saddleback bases and wltb one out, Ho.llett scored slX times in the t.op doubled to bring in three runs. or the rrame with ball d.• Kafesjlan went S 2-3 innings U1e run unearned. f on the mound, striking out In the bottom half of the ln- elght batters and issuing lour ning , Laguna scored seven walks before Styers came on runs but fell tw0: short of vic- ln a rtllef role to preserve the torv. Danny Quinn opened v'lctory, although precariously. wiih a triple followed by The Trojans will break _the singles off the bats ol Bltl three-way deadlock for ftrst McManus, Mi ckey Allen, Dan· place Monday w~en t~ey host ny Collen and Dave Ma?Tiner Sonora on the Un1vers1ty field. in succession. Otrls White alao Valencia bolts Laguna Beach singled to drive in the final at lhe same . Ume with fourth two runs. place Brea at Dana Hills. Dana Hills spotted Sonora , At Laguna Beach, coach four unearned runs in the top Darrell McKibbon's Artists i0r the . fir-St and could nO:t overcom·e the handicap. ;·;.: .. s tandout ...... '•9 • ~ '' By STEVE Bl!ANI) '1 "'-ot tlle DMIY Plltlf ti.ff ":·;_!~)','WALNUT -Golden West _., ~eonege's Ray Harris captured · ~: h>th lhe long jump and the trl· pie jump to.highlight area ac- tion Friday at the !Sth &MURI Mt SAC track and field relays. .. .fie 's 71/E! ~G'ART'1 CF 7}/G l!NGEL61 INF!e'L.D wrrn +Its A~ · 'R:AY AND U'Al:ERSHIP QUALIT!E5f .. Sea Kings Top Falcons , 7-4; ~ Estancia Edg es Ed~on, 4-3 '!dfa . U~1¥"1ity fU .. Mouo~·~· .. i1 ' H~n(ock, II ' Hollt!!. lt• ' Pertlfud, C ' l(a,ttllan, p" ' Sivers, I> 0 Sliva, rf ' Hale, cl ' ~n.mort, 3b ' lgot. lb ' Total1 " v11e"cl1 t41 •• • . "" ' 0 0 0 ' • ' ' ' ' 0 • • ' • 0 • • 0 I • 0 • • ' ' • ' I • ' 1 • ~ • • ... ' • -W!llK/E~ .. '!be sophomore came within si~ Inches of bis seasonal best , .. in .. 'Winning the triple jump at ~~··J'Z:s and came back several hours later to capture the long Juinp at 2J.8ll: ~ \\~Orange Coast College's Tom orthard was the ooly other , t1juaior college area winner as -~~~~~=:::=._:::::._:_:~========:!!!~:!!!~~~!'~~~!'~"".'=""'.=~ " ' l8!' cruised to a 15.8 to captW'e .. 11 1· his section of the 120-yard tugh '. ljutdJes. • ·~n Southern California ,. ,":~ege's ~ack Causey leaped • • &:9 in winning the college (;re s tvie w Bas eball HB Downs • • ~~illVision high jump. He missed -. ,. ~three times at 7 feet. . • .• i.'~, Mar~a High got t w o outstanding legs on the 4-man , 4-mile relay from Gary Blume .. .,and Ken Martyn, both at Tritons , Dinblos Newport; Vikes Win · 4'.21.7, and nearly pushed Lompoc High to a national record. , .. :With Terry Williams an- , choring in 4:09.7, Lompoc ran In Loop Defeats Streaking Hjlillhigton Beach notched its fourth straight. win, 2·1 over Newport Harbor, and Marina nipped Westminster,. l-0 in Sunset League baselx\11 action Fri- day. 11: 13.2 which is only a second behhld Essex Catholic's record . "'1ll1I in 1966. . ,,.::Marina finished second in ._rp"tlii race at 17:41.8. " ~ ' , COLLIOI ""I•• 11Javel1n -1. Gustafuan (llVU) 224-7, ' 'ifg;'tr.rt.'£-l.:~v1:2~T>fhl':f; J: c-(UC fnf.1 1b ·1. Hlpl'I Jumr> -i' CIWHY IS.Cal , -<:...-1 iM 2. R ch1rdMN'I CFmno ,.~1!el '-7, 3. Lt\'09 WntmontJ .. 1. ' ., , JUNtoR OU..Cll .' .., j.i•v -t, w .. t LA 41.S. 2. Tr•dt «It a.2. l. El CMn!no 4.5. • '<O'rtt•lt : 1. Ool6"I Wnt, NI Tl"" ,, . .., lllt#'mtdllfft -1-~'''1' , -~IYlf'IJdt), U .2. '1. Clrttr ltv) I • . fdlOll IP11"61M~l Hll : s. . •., 119'1•W•l)S1 . , .lilwlfn -1 Gormll) f'lllltrtonl. 1. 'Ert<tnQDlt~ulleTIOtll , 3. Frank . . I llTl<Wltl :. OTHlll:S1 s. Cl•f9111 • • I ,.. .... CMI l·I. , •'. :-.~ HH -I, rdllr.f IOCCJ 1s.a1 2. . , •f;'.? IMI. SAC) 16.0, 3. Youna (Cwrl OS) '·M!lt Rtltv -1. Palomar 17:20.7i.1· • Et_1I~ 17:23.f. J. Gtldt11 WW l71n.7 , • •'' Tri JumQ -I. Harri• CGol .. 11 WM! 41·S. 1. Lewis (Cl\alffY), 41·1, J, Sll1w (San Olt11ol ~I?. ,1vt11n is.ct 21 -1. Go101, tcr111. ffv 206-1011. Garrltv tcnrusl 192-t\ 2. ~11_1m1n ColltOe ~981'"!) 19 -t, • OTHl 1tl 1 4. ,,... .. ct1 ckl 111~. lttlay -J. Tr ~ 1:2t.7, !. ' W"t l:Jt.I, 3. r.8!'11!11 :30.•. 0 UI -l. Pogues H1rbor) 1•7·5. 1. Vltltf"I ((voras) 1'2-t, :t. T1r11M111o\'IC IOol• Wist) 1»-11 . Lonq Jump -I. H11-rh IOOldlll W11!1 U~ ,2. Shaw tS•" O!eoo) 23'4, th (Soull\Wtll} ~ , Rtlay -1. LA Cllv 3:19.6, t. W1:110~:z;:~oc:~ Gros1mont , • •.lt11.1ttlt Hunllff -(A let 1) 1. Muir S1'A. t. C!ll'lfto\ del Mar '°'l' J. San Mlicos liO.I (Ritt 21 -1. Stnt1 81rt>ar1 Sf.2, 2. L01r1 SI,•, J. Ntwpert '·· , l\cr •1.J (11:8(1 31 1. Minion Vlt!lo Wtsl COVlfll 41.0, 3. H!'llx '1. Put -(Riied ~1, L1rtcln lr.\A ldl1l S(-6, 2. Odom I Pueblos) .i. a •. •~ (C .. n• M•r\ •N, • ed 2) I. F•~ /San arl"o ll-7, • 21 s"nlev •II 111 Grrnda) 53'4, J. .... Ir (San •-t• 51·1, O"vlla-• fl~) 1. Oooot (lnQltWOOd) •S-11'1. 1. · 1t11tllltrt (Ntw"'1 H1rllorl u ... 1. Baer (Gro1smon1\ SH". . ao R!'la\' -CA•c• 1) 1 ~Milli l :M.3, 2. Nolrt Oeme N.T .. f. Sin ci-11 l:U.J Cltect 2/ I· Mont so ·h ?t.1. 2. oom1naue1 1:3 .(. J. Ntwtl'Ort "'""' ·1''2.t. Si:>rl"I MedltY Aell\' -(Race 1) I. L"""'!ood 3:31.S, 2. Ktflntdy 3:38.1, J. Ml11IM Vl1io l:zt.6 (ll:ece n 1, Oren11e 3:.:).l, 2. Grossmor1t 3:'6.3, J. NfWtlOrt . "",.... ''''·'· I.lilt ll:el&v -(lt1c1 ll I , Ntw-' H1rtlor l :ZJ.I, 2. Me!\11 3:21.3 3. W"l Torr1nce 3;30.4 (Race 1) 1, Ntlf 3:1•.7, Z. ll~lvtnlly J:l5.I, 3. BISlttt 3:71.0 Oltcys -(Rattdl 1. !lrown (E1 ~ Ooradol. 2. M(Gu1re \Foothill\. Ull-6 3 l!!tOl'kl IVe!encl•) 146-1, OTHUS: .. Clllf'l\btrlllll !COlll M"I) Uf-4. . Ol!llflCI MldltV A1lal -I I . La Cll'Wld~ 10;71 ,,. ?. lll'll1tnd 0;22,,, 3. LB Poly 10\·'6.S O'fHl!llS -J. NtvfJIW'I Hadler l:JJ,1. , . hM Jum (AaltdJ -1. ~'l'lnll!!!I ·. ·~I. ncoJ fll 22·JOV" 2. s miisor1 (Mutrl 11· ti..,,_!. Btnamln ll flOltWO Od). "•O•"IHtS: I, Horit.,.,.tU (Ntwwt " "'"'°'"' 11-l'h. •·Mire etav -1, LomPOC 17:1!.2, Z. ,, Mttlna 17:11.0, /,· M(lf)l·1 Viste 11:,2.I, 0f1.IEIS: I. M ""'" v.ie 11:47.2. 1$0 Low Hurdln -1, H:r.ry !Lin· colr, SD/ 19.S. 2. Hicks (Lov al 19.$, l . Sankav DomlrlQlltZ) 20.2, OTHEAS: 4. Wv11n1 (t'Or1M11 0.1 Mir) Z'0.4 j •SDrfnt Medle\' AeleY -1. Safi M1rcM :3A.O. 2. S1tfl 88!'fltrdlflo J:i..(, ), unlv•rsllv JJlS.4. ftfple Jump -1, Oomatln (Al1!1m· ' til't) 4"1-S~. H1.1C11on (Jnrd111) «·4 J. , S!altr (N I 41-3 OTMlll:S1 6. 1t111(c1t1 , (C-• I Mtrl U·I. Lfll Atll\' -1. Gros•mont «.0, 2. S1" -gwr~~l 1':'-~r.Jo.. ~l.10~:.~~ '"'·3 cMT/i' At av -1. Muir 3:23.4 z. W"tml1111.,. t:n.6, 3. Crawford ':23.t. ·Polo V~ull -l , Currin IC\t"ll U•6. 2. $•htl1no fNofrt Olmt )4-6, f . DISl•nl1t10 Ut..,..Hrt Hirt.or 14-6, Mission Viejo was shutout 3· o by Jeague~Ieading~a P'ar.k. and San Clemente fell 6-4 to last place Katellli in Crestview League baseball action Fri- day. Visiting Villa Park took ad· vantage of a Mission Viejo er- ror for a .nm~n the first in- ning, and that was all Villa Park pitcher Steve Ansari re- qu.ired. . Mission Viejo pitcher Rob Ferguson struck out .seven and held Villa Park to four hits, but walked three and tWo of those c a m e around · to score. Bucs Suffer 3-0 Setback NORWALK -Ce rr itos College pitcher Dan Boone silenced visiting Orange Coast on live hits in leading his club to a 3-0 South Coast Con· lerence baseball victory over the Pirates Friday. Today coach Barry Wallace's Pirates host Santa Ana in a 1:30 game. Paul Fleming was the only OCC player able to get more than ooe hit off Boone. Flem- ing -'-singled twice. Boone, a left-hander, struck out seven and walked three. Cerritos, now 14-3 in the conference, clinched a tie for the championship with the vic- tory. The Falcons can win it outright today at Mt. San Antonio. OCC has a 5-12 circuit mark. Ortntt Cout !OJ Flem!n;, lb P1l1ntr, cl Fletdtr, 2b O!wn. rf l(ubf!~ka, c Aellh1r, 3b Bowen, pl't Sampson. 11 Or1fll, IS S(nult:. ph Hedrick. p K•lly, I) Tota" ... • 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 I 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 I 0 0 0 ~ 0 . ~ ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 s 0 ' .. Orange C0111I 000 000 OOll--4 5 3 Cerritos 000 102 00~-3 S 0 Mission Viejo loaded the ba~s with two out in the filth I Ming but ·a leaping catch of .a Uner off the bat of. Rich Rom- me l ended the threat. In the. seventh Mark Mof- fitt's liner to deep center was flagged down with an over- the-shoudler cat.Ch and turned into a doUble play to halt the final Mission Viejo threat. San Clemente committed 'six errors, spotted Katella four runs and never recovered in the game at San Clemerite. Rich Douglass doubled hlme two runs and Corky Fisher and Mike Stavro singlet! in one each tor the losers. VIII• P•rJc fSI Fields, 3b Tr!g9,, 2b M1cHel1, cl Led~ter, ( E1111e, rl Alderm1n, i:ir l•cOPlltl, lb Api:itebr. lb 811rtt, •• Afls1rl, p Hesler, ph Tot1l1 .. . ' I ' ' ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 2 I ' 0 I 0 " ' MIMIOll Vl1fo (I) • •• I I 0 0 0 0 ' ' I 3 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 . ' Huntington Beach's Randy Mills-hit a game-winning homer in '.the h!>ttom of the seventh as the Oilers notched their filth win in the· l'!St si< games. Mills scored Hun- tington Beach's oUler run, doubling in ~ fifth inning and coming home on a single by Doug Moll . Brian Slagle struck · out 10 and held visiting Newport Harbor to a second inning run when Carl Tahti walked , stole second and came in on a single. At Marina, Kirk Kyler dool>- led and came home on a squeeze bunt single by Randy Hobday to back up the tw~hit pitching of Mark Ad!'lms in the Vikings victory .. MtwPO'f H11110r 11) .. ' • "' APberlSOf!, SS 2 0 Yt1tllf", lb 1 0 Abbott, Jtl l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HtndrkklOfl. If McGarry, LI Molflll, 3b SCl!mldl, cl Rommel, rl Sandstedt, lb Ftrguson, p Aeynoldl, c Wlll!t, 2b fl:lchard1on, pll Berron, ph Lan;, rl ... ' 0 ' 0 • • ' 0 Fol10f", cl J 0 11 nu Mockttl, 11 3 O 1 0 Tehtl, lb 2 l 0 • • 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 I 0 0 0 Totab " 0 $COi"• ., 1111111111 • \/Ill• Park 100 001 1-3 Ml11lon v1110 000 000 0-0 1(1ttll• t•I ... Rodela", ct Keith, II Locken, 3b Whitcomb. 2tl Purcha, rt llurn1, lb OO!lfne," 81lr, c Phel~. p Tote Ii ' 0 . ' . ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 " . SI" CJtmtftte f4) llnottl, II Fisher. cl Oougf111, P·lb Kenney. lb Yoder, 3b S!avrp, ss JaflfOfl, 3b-P Dodd, c Marr, c l(J1m111, rl Thr•ss, 11 · Nel50n, 7b · G11es, pr Tot1l1 ... ' 0 ' 0 ' I I 0 ' 0 • 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 3 I ' ' ' 0 0 I 30 .. teen \y lf1111"9 K1te!r1 '°2 010 S•n CIM!ente 000 110 • ,_, .... O O Cll1rd, rl 2 0 IOLNst.t 10 OOwhl!t,p 10 0 0 Tollll 20 I 1 O Hunlllltftll ... cb C21 I 0 •It r I O M•n,ollno. 2b 3 o 0 0 Vafl Amtnlorl, Jr 3 o 0 0 KtnM'lfy, cl 3 0 0 0 $11y1e,p ,3 o OOMUs,11 37 6 0 Englfrom, 3b I 0 • • ' . . ' • •• • 0 ' . ' . 0 0 3 I 0 ' I 3 0 0 0 0 ' ' . .. 0 0 . ' 2 ' 0 0 0 0 3 I 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 • I 0 0 0 . ' • • ' ' • • Srlmmltr. 11 2 0 Moll. lb 2 0 Vlgriarou, c: 2 o Tot1l1 22 7 Seon 111 1111111111 • Nlwport Harbol" 010 000 0-1 Hunt. Bueti 000 010 1-2 WtslmlMlll' (0) 8rld1t'f, ~f Wllllel1y, 2tl Alch1rds, lb ,Hoolt, c Welsh, c Hale, lb ~u1190, lb A~OfTlfndo. rl W1IOrlng, II HlllMotl, ss· Thdale, p To!als ... ' 0 I 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 " 0 M1rl1111 11) ... ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' ' ' 0 ' 0 " ' Score lllr 111111..,. • Wntmlntm ooo ooo ~ Mlr1fll 000 010 .JC-1 0 0 ' ' ' 0 0 0 ' I • .. 0 • ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' ' 0 0 0 0 ' ' ' 0 ' ' • • ' ' ' 0 • "' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . ' 0 • .. ' ' 0 • I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I • 0 • 0 0 • I • • ' 0 ' I .. Bucs Lead SoCal · Swimfe st .... LNUT_: JlOfl Misiolek WUUan1s, as expec ted, won the CQ.phu-ed the 1 O O·~ y a r d 100 Ereast, defeating Orange backstroke and finished third Coast's Dan Kent. Williams • }n, the 200 tree, lifting Orange clocked 1:03.4 ~hile Kent had ' · Coast College into a ti~ lor a time of 1:03.6. The Pli'ntes' -fint place after the second Mike Yarwood was fourth in .;day or the Southern canrornla 1:04.7. --cli1tlmming-.nd-dlvinir-cham~ Olher-to p-perfonnnnees · . pl0Mhlp1 at Mt. San Antonio rrom Orange Coast came.Jrom . CQ!lege Fridlly. Doug Moon in the JOO ny , OCC's Piratea and Pasadena (lhlrd. 50.5), Larry Slat· • tollled 117 J!O.lnll while Golden -terman-in~ 100-ba ck (slx1h, West was fifth with 92. • 59.6) and diver Mike Wiison M1'lolek clocked 55.2 In ••sl· (fourth in the one-mete com· ly wlMing lhe 100 back ari.r petition). earlier finishing With a time or OCC'a 800 frrie rel8y team 1:50.0 In the 200 lree. llnl;h<d lhird In 1:33.0 whU e Goldeq West'; Kevin Golden West l\'?S fifth in • tta!er C£att LA} ·!7.61 4, l.omlfl IP•ilWlll•l .M.41 s. aowtn l$tnta A111 1 Sf,J; j . tt1tttrt1111t f0f"lllf9 COfffJ J,,,, Othll'-f~ C1,,.,ilt1' fOr111ff c .. ttl 11oe.21 11. 110r1t coowen w11n 1:11.1. 100 l!ffltt-1. Wl!ll1"" (~· Wttl) l!OJ.4/ a. K•nt IOr•111• (Mrll llN-•1 3. Htfnl (C't'Drtll) l!IM,71 4. Y11'WOOd (01'1"" Co.111) I :O•.ti 5. Frledl•!lder (Pttldtnll l:GA.71 " Col• (Pttoinarl 1:0..1.. . -°"'"""'"' dlvlno-1. l.O;lfl ICVpr111J 3'7.40 POl"'-1 -"2;--Nettcm !Sant•-Anll ~.'51 " Ml'-11 IFulltrlOlll »t..5.11 4. WIJMlll (Or•nee CMll) ,,. .. ,, s. t11rt f$1fll~ llrblr-.1 302.101 6. DIVll IE.Iii LA) n1.ss., 900 lrH rel•~-1. l'lllltli'On 7:25.Si 7. Crpr.u 7;U.S;. o,..... c .. tt 7;U.t : - '· Ventvra 1:3-f.IJ S, ...... W..1 11U.61 '· $11111 Bo1111>ar1 11:11.1. r .. m ICOr!flD-1. or ..... c ... 1 •1111 ftlUdlfta 1171 t. lf11llfrl:011 IS61 4 <1rira• 1111 s ........ Witt ll'' •. P 'rt' 611 1. Slril• Ltrltlr• S ; a. • G!'OnfNl\t s:IJ f . V.ll'lfl,lrl di lO. El CtrnlllO 41; II. 1'1lomar '4: 11. S1n111 MOiiie• 301 lJ. E11t l.A 7'1 U, ktlla Afll 2*. A seven th-inning three-nm homer by Matt Keough spark· ed a five-run rally which net- ted Corona del Mar a 7-4 vie· tory over host Santa Ana Valley in an Irvine League baseball game Friday. ~d inning to take a 3-1 'ou"''1" V•ll:~ 0! ~ ,0, lead. Singles by Steve Sharp, Trtssltr, 2b 3 o o o .Daryl Crandall and D o n ~~i~~?· 3i!::1 ~ ~ ; g Tryon , a sacrifice and Steve Oeettr, lb l o o o d THsler, cf-<. 3 0 o o Farrell 's t\•11>-run single di var1nt1, 1t 2 o o o the damage P1~tllol't9, rl 1 o 1 1 · s1nor. r1 2 o o o But Magoolia rallied for two 11..,e1c. 11 1 o o o funs in each ol the fifth a·nd ~~~~~1;, :11> ~ ~ ~ ~ In other league action, Estancia struck early and held off Edison 4-3 and LOs Alami· tos dropped Foonlain Vailey, sixth frames to pull out the P1t1l!IOll, P o o o o · I Mauler, ph 1 a o o VIC ory. Flnklt1. p 0 0 0 0 ar1ln1rd, PPI 1 o o o COl'Olll dtl M.r .171 H•ddOW, p 0 0 0 0 S.3. . .. , ~"" Tot1l1 26 'l S 3 And in a night tilt at Boysen ~~:~: ;~ ~ ~ g : Park in Anaheim, Costa Mesa K-.ah, ss ~ 1 l , lcert .., lnttlng1 • f'ounlaln Valley 001 000 2-.1 Loa Al1mlto1 301 <ml ~-.! I II gnol Permer. p 7 2 01 03, e to Ma ia, 5-3. wu~1n10t1. "' o l ••-121 Co d _, h Mrrers,cl 2 0 O O rona el Mar enter~ t e Noaawa, " . 2 o 1 o •• r final inning trailing 4·2, but a f:~d;r, 1r ; ~ ~ ~ ~1::-V,1~ ; ~ walk to Jim Davies and an er-Andr1Wto. Jb 3 o o o NlctiolJ. rl 2 o rcr· allowing Jerry Kohler to ~:r;:e,P~ ~ g g g ~=:.~ 3b ~ , ~ reath base set things up for To111s s(ori ll'r 1112:. .... 1 5 1 L09ft, 2b l o Keough. The senior shortstop's , n • w""""'°"'' 4' ~ g """root -p over lhe left field Corort• del Mar c10 100 5-7 s l :',i;i,·," , 0 <>.>V'" • <> S1nt1 An• Velley 002 02C o-4 9 3 fence put Corona de! Mar on Whitt, o ,', o3 Cos!• MKI ()) Tolab top M, and the Sea Kings went ,11 , 11 ,. 1111rte1a £4) on to tally twice more in the Farren, rr ' o 1 2 '" r Valentine, 3b 3 o 1 0 Olllnts, ss • l inning. Otlaf\y, c • 0 2 0 Otven, 2b 3 I Bob Palmer pitched the ~r~~·P-j~ ; : ; g ~: ~b 33' :, whole game for Corona del s111rp, lb 2 1 1 c Rpnqulllo, 3b M tr'k' t r p I Freg~I. p 0 0 0 0 Ma<IGen, rl I 0 ar, s I 1ng ou our. a mer cr1nd111, s1 3 1 1 o Loseth, rl..Jb 3 1 also hJt a bases-empty-home-G••Sfl'I',.-'' 0---4-0-o---511«wooc1,-e1 l o-. t•-f rth · · Tryon, 2b 3 1 I I MCCr1nfl, 11 2 D run lfl 111;: ou 1nn1ng. eurt>e-e, 11 1 o o o ll•kst"' p i o E · di t' Baum•,ll 1 o o o Qfll11,,,pn i o stanc1a score our 1n1es Totets 21 3 • ' Tot•I• ,, ' in the home half of the open-·sco,. 11r '""""' •~ •r 1nn11111 , r 11 I r Jng inning, but had to cut down Maonoua 100 on 0-s t 2 Edlton 011 001 0-3 the potential tying run at the Coste MHI OJO 000 9-i t 2 Etftll(ll .t00 000 x-4 plate for the final out of the • • s ' • 0 ' "' ' 0 ' 0 0 0 ' ' ' ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 ' ' • "' ' • I ' 0 ' ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' ' 0 0 0 0 ' ' • • ' ' ' ' contest. ~ A triple to left center by Mark Deven with Mike Dhanes aboard started the Estancia outburst and a tw~ out single by Kelly McCrann pl3ted ;the final two Eagles MU Grabs No. I Spot runs. Catcher Mike Se I wood scored one run and Singl ed in another to spark an Edison comeback, but the Chargers' last hope was doused when a runner w.:is thrown out at the plate for the final out of the game. Mater De.i's Monarchs ICOl"ed a 5-4 extra-inning victory over St. Paul to take over first place in the tightly bunched Angelus League baseball stan- dings Friday at Mater Dei. The victory gtves Mater Oei a 7.5 Angelus League mark and puts the Monarchs a half game ahead of three rivals in the standings. ning and Mater Dei added three other markers in the sec- ond inning to take a com· rnanding 4-0 lead. But St. Anthony fougbt back to tie it after six innings and eventually force the issue into the extra lnhlng. MllW ~ ISl .. . ·N•l•ra, I I Gl!'dff, cf Ecclff, If si.nbt1, rl MtElw•lfl. 2b Celolll, pl'I Yeti, pn ' 0 ' ' . ' • 0 ' ' 0 0 ' • ' I 0 ' 0 ' ,., 0 ' 0 0 0 • 0 Per1111, 11 ' ' Garrtll, p • ' Rltk1, cl ' 0 Wallllf"J, t ' ' Sheets, 211 ' 0 Edwards, rf ' 0 N~varrtt1, 3b ' ' Oliverl, lb ' 0 Herflafldtt, ph ' 0 Jonte, 1s ' • Tol1l1 "' ' SCOrt 11"1' lnnfntt • Unlve..,Hy "' 000 ....., V•!ericla "' 011 , ..... Sldcllllllck UtJ House1I, 2b Rli.on, cf Mercer, lb WO$man. p PlflSon, p Belll;tr, c Lewis, 3b Kers~. If MunlOl'I, rt Bordeneve, " Tolels .. ' s 0 . ' ' ' ' ' 0 • . ' . ' ' . ' 0 ' ' 31 19 ' L1gu"1 INdl (I) AUi", SS Collin. lb M1rrlfler, cf Ttlomgson, 20 Whl!t, I) Hurd, c Gregg, II Buck, II Qulnfl, lb M'"4011, rt McM1rw1, rl Totals .. . ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' I ' . ' 0 ' 0 . ' ' . ' ' " . SW. ..., lftftlllll Sac!dlel»lck 000 «IC ~10 • La;. Btecn ooo 100 7-• $llllCN"I Ul .. • Hart, cf ' 1 F•vlo, :lb ' 2 Gra~, II • ' Gon1ele1, If ' ' Hooer. If ' 0 Grier, " • 0 flurke, rt ' • 81!lu1, c • • er own, " ' 0 CorntllM, 2tl ' • Frtlltr, P ' 0 Mf\otrs, ph ' • Tot1!1 " • D1111 Hiits 11) .. ' UllOll, 1b • • McComb, IS ' • Si:irlngman, 3b ' 0 Miki~, " ' 0 Th0ml$0t1, c ' 0 Bet1t11lde1. rt ' • Roberts, rt ' 0 Scllrey, If 2 0 V1nGeUls, If 0 0 Lauria, cl ' 0 Tor"'' cl I 0 F<7Nler, p ' I Tot1ls " ' • ,., ... .. "' .... Oan1 HU11 000 001 ... , ' ' 2 ' ' 0 0 • 0 • • ' • • • s I • 0 ' • I ' • • • • ' ' 0 ' • 0 0 ' • ' ' • ' ' • • ' I 0 • ' ' 0 0 0 ' 0 • • ' 2 ' • 0 0 0 • • • 0 0 ' • • • CALYPSO ....... LIS50NI SPtc:llllr Tt Sit"' 111 "-" • • • • ' • 0 • • • • ' • ... 0 • I • • ' 0 1 • • • ... • 0 • 0 • ' 0 • • • ' • ' • I ... • 0 • ' • 0 s 0 0 0 • 0 • ... 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • • 0 0 • 0 • I • Fountain Valley fell behind on the 10th pitch of the game when Los Alamitos outfielder Bob McKelvie hit a three-run homer and' the margin was maintained the rest of the way. 1 C'.osta Mesa's Mustan gs tallied all of their runs in the Jn the end it was a pair of walks to pinchhitter Don Catozza and Mike Arnaranthus after Pat Eccles and Mark Stanbra had reached base via a single and fielder's choice that decided the outcome. Ry1n, 2tl Arnaranttn,19, lb T~mpel\I, lb Mac1Vley, c lllndllon, p Otefl, p 1 • 0 0 ' ' ' 0 l I (71 41 '4f.7tt l 0 0 I ' -C1l"t11e fallllll AllMllftlll ' "Mew"' Cll lf'I SI.II lll'I' .,_......., fay ' 0 0 ' I ' ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 Ntw,ort e ....... • Mlrlnl Del 11:., Jim Gardea socked a bases~ empty homer in thftt first in· Tot111 " ' Scort try 1nn111tt ' • {nt) 645-JIM Ill' inn l2Mllt St. AfllPlony 000 211 ~ ' ' Miler Del llO COO 01-S • ' Baseball ,Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Boston Cleveland New York Kansas City Minnesota Chic:'ifo ANG LS Oakland '-Texas Eut Dlv!sloa W L 9 8 9 9 8 8 7 8 8 It 8 10 West Division 12 7 9 5 8 5 I 7 8 JO 5 9 ,l'lcllY'• .... ,,. Clevelalld 6, ANGIEl.S t KlflMI City 3, Ot!!roll I TallU 4 Mllw•uk" 2 Olll:l•f!O •, Baltlmort a tll ln!llt101l Mln111$0t• 11 New Yorti:, POlhlontd Chtc.lo II Bolton. POStpoMcl ' T....,.. ••mM Pct. GB .529 .SOii .SOii .461 .389 'h 1 2 .37S 2'.I .832 .643 II .61S 1 .53S z .444 3'h .357 411 B•lllmor• CP1lmr1 0.11 ., 01kltlld (HOlllrTllTI ).1) Cllwl1!1d (P•ITY )-1) If .l""'9 (MIY 1·1) Mt!w1uktt CBtll 2·2) ., Tix11 (Sl•nhou!ll 0.21 K1n1a1 City (Sf!Ultotff ).I) 11 Otlroll (LollCPI l.J) ---•UllllUO.._(~tt UI •1-filtw-Yft-IKl!tld'I 0.0) Olk.190 IBtllnlen :l>I) II lollOll Tllfll 2•11 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eas& Division w L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 8 3 New York 10 8 Chicago 9 8 Philadelphia 8 "8 Montreal 7 9 St. Louis 2 14 West Division San Francisco 17 5 Cincinnati 12 7 Houston 12 10 Dodgers 8 It Atlanta 7 11 San Diego 7 13 Friday's Results Chtcaoo 10, S.n Dlt00 2 Dodllf1 11 PlttsburtPI, OOS!DOMd All•n!I 2, NM York 0 Phll1delol'll1 ~. ClllClflfllll 1 Houston 6, Montreal 5 no l"nl l'lllSI Sin Franch.c;o ~. St. Loula 0 .., '" TOU'I'• Oln'lft .727 .556 .529 .SOii .438 .125 .173 .832 .421 .421 .389 .350 I 2 21> 31> 8'h 3'h 711 711 8 I DoHtn IMQMl'llTlllPI 1•2) If Plthblll'lfl I._ • II • hn Dleoo INon'lll" 0.2),11 OllCIN ·11ttutcN1 1·l) Sin Frlll(ISCO (WllklvOhbr 1-ll •t St. lol.llt (tlew11nd 1).71 t(ew Yor~ !Mt!laclt 1-J) ., All1n11 CRHd 041 11 PPllll'llttptlla (Auttiwn O.OJ •• Cl1Kl"111fl (Gl.lllltt a. M011lr•1I (Rtnko 1•1) 11 Houlton (for.th 3·1) .. .. • 1 • ,, • )C, Prep .Baseball Standings SOUTH (Oji.ST COHl'"lAliNCI! '# L Y• Ctrrltoi 1( 3 F'uUtr~ 10 ' Stl'I or• Mes• ' 1 Mt. Ian Antonio 1 10 o..,.. (OQt-4 -1t $1nl1 Anti s 12 ,.rldtY'• Scor• Ctfrllos '· Or1n91 Coat! O Mt, ltn Anlonlo '' S1nt1 "'" 2 ,. •• "' ·-' TOCltY't Ot rntS S1nl1 Ana 111 Ot•ll9• CN•I (1 :30) Ctnitos tt Mt. Sin Antonio Sin Diego MeM ,, Fl.llttf'IOll {dW• bltlltldtf, l'IOOl'I) SUNSl!T L.IAOU'E w WHttl'n t Mohelm 1 l.o.r1 ' Stl\ll Ant S Huntington 8t1t11 , Ntwpor! Htrbor ( M1rtn1 • Wntmln1ter 1 flrillltY't SC01'9!1 L O• 1 ' • ' • • • • , ' • ' ' ' • Huntlngl6n Bttth 2, Newporl H1r• "' 1 ,. Mtrln. I, Westmln•trr O Wultrn 4. lo.rt 2 Antllelm 4, Slltllt Ant 1 MOM1y•1 G•m11 We1tern 11 NtwPOrl HtrbOr HuntlnotOtl 811cn .1t W•t1tmlr11ter Mtrl!IA 11 s1nt1 Ana Antllelm 11 Loilrt lltVIHI! Ll!.t.GUE W L LOS At1m1t05 9 l. M1gnoll1 1 ? Coront clel Mtr ' ' S1nt1 Arai Vtlley ~ s Edl1o0n I 6 Fwnltll'I Valli~ • 3 7 Etltnclt 2 7 COllt Mel& l a Fridty11 Stlll'ff ' .. ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 • 1 ' • ' • ••• '" Coron1 del Mar J, SGnt1 Ana V11I· ley ' E111ncle '· Edison 3 Lol Al•ml!o.s 6, Founl1ln Valley 3 MllOllDll• 5, Cost• Mesa J Monday. G1mes Edison •I Coron• <iel /i.\1r Lot Allmll()ll 1t S1nl1 Ane Valley FCC111t1rn Vtttey al Mtanont E5!1ncl1 •t Cat1I• M•w Cll!STVll!W Ll!AGUI! WL J"• Villi Ptrli: . Tustin Or•na• Mlulon Vle!6 Foothill S11n Cltment1 El Mod1n1 K1t .. l1 • 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . 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' Siddleb1ck s S 2 Et Dor11do 2 t s Dint Hiiis 2 I S L•oun1 8 Neh 2 • s Frltll 'l''I Scer'H Unlvenlty s. \111ttncl11 6 Slddltbolc-10, l.agun11 Bei th I Sonori 6, Dini HllJ1 I El OorilOO 3, l r111 I MOlilhy'1 011M$ Sanor• •I UnlYl'l'Slty Slddl.iitck It El OOrildO Lagu1111 8NCh •I \111lencl1 8rN 11 Oilhl H!11$ eARDEN OROVI LEA.QUE W L G• P11tltlc1 7 1 LI Qu(ntil 6 J G1rden Grove s J R11ntl\O At1ml!01 S 3 S1ntt100 ' .s 8ot~ Gr1ndt 1 6 Lot Amloo5 I • Fr1d•'I"• s(--. • .... •• ' .... • ,.Kiiie• 12, G11n:11n Grove 3 LI Quint• s, L1>1 Amlo"' ' RlndlO 0Al1mllot 10. Sil'lllll O 0 flR•IWAY LU.GUI W L Lowell 1 2 T GO 1 S.v1111n1 7 3 Fllllfflon 6 3 Li Hlbril ~ 5 Tror 5 s sunny Htll• ' 6 Kenntdv J 1 ·-Plrk 2 I Frld1y•1 Scertt. Fulll'l'ton 10, Ktt1"td'I' O SIYll!nil ), Troy 2 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' , LI H11bt1 1, 811en1 Pirk O Lowtl\ 5, Su""" HMls 1 Vanguards In 9·4 Loss Southern CaJifornia College ran its _stolen base record to 169 and Mike Douglas added No. 48 to his individual total but the Southern California Gollege Vanguards baseball team dropped a M deCi.sion to Southern U tah 'State Friday afternoon at TeWinkle Park. Today the V anguards host Los Angeles Baptist College in a doubleheader at the same site beginning at 11 with Steve Rachunok and Keith B rigman slated for mound duty. SeC1l Clllttt tO .. ' Oov91••· '' Lt btck, cf Ac11m1. lb R111muue11, If Quinn, c Hfftfon, rf J11'fr1es, 3ti JOhllSOll, If Gont1lu.. P Opp11'11'11n, II .$119MI, Pll Tot111 I ' 1 ' ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 • 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' " . Sc.wt •r 11111111t1 ' Soutlltm Ulll'I 000 2-40 ~t SoC1I C0Ut91 100 210 00....... . "' 1 ' 1 ' ' . 1 ' 1 , 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . • • ' ' ' . Jog·A·T~on Trac)gnen and Ji.aches at C.Osta-M .. a Hl&h-&11001 will stage a one-hour Jog-A-Thon to raise money for the track equi]l!l1<flt fund loday at 10 a .m. at the high school. Eich ' runner is soliciting apoosors to contribute to the f\llld on the basis of laps run. Monies ~med will go towards reourfaclnc runways and the J!U"Cbile of !Hild equlpment lor the Colti Mesa traCi. l'olmU.U spqnsors, should contact h?l•k coach. J ... Fisher at the high .school. I A DIPRIWICI ll'IW&ll Duffllll AllD IXPlllTI • .. A m1j°'1 difllf'ence --Ult &ood -·Ind ' tho duffer la the pith thll the hands uko thrOlllh tfl• hiltin1 ore1. If you could .troc:. this path in the duffel's swing, It would loolc obout like !ht broken line in tho illus- tration. Notice. how .ihls line describes a wiCle arc: before in;tpact, then comes upward abruptly. The good aoHer's hands ,,.,,,,. more obruptly ·downward and then ext.nd out on a peth toward 1ho urglt before 1rodu1lly comin1 up on the follow- lhrodgh. To dupllcete tho bettef goffor's h111d movement, •-your downswing with your legs shifting to th~ loft and your loft hand pulling tho club .•• and con'- trollin1 It. •• Into the boll. 41. ~ NAl'L .....,,._ •. - IRON OUT THOSE IRON SHOTS! ArnOid P•lmer's bookllt ,.Hitt6ne th1 Irons" P,iyes championship tiPs to help sh1rp•n your lro!Hklt •nique. Send 20t and 1 stamped,. return env.lopt, to Arnold P1"1tlr, in car•of this newspaper. Mesa CC Women Golfers Stage Two Tourneys T 1\'0 tournaments \Yere stag- ed by the members or the women's .elub at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club this week. In a selective nines event, B. J, Sleva was the A flight win- ner with 381,2 followed by Margaret Kumagai (30) and Barbara Leonard (32'h). In B flight it was Betty Brown (29) in first place with Doris Ball, -Fran Lewis and Betty Walthall tied for second at 31. R uth Schill ing was the C flight winner with 29 followed by Elise Stipes, Phyllis Barnes and Eleanor Green at 31. Carnelle Kennedy v.•on the D crown with 27 followed by Nina Danielsen \Vith 281h. In a black marks event, Fran Lewis was the A flight wUmer with 81 followed by Barbara Shepardson with 84. Naise Kado and Betty Brown tied for third at M. Rosemary Skillion was the B winner with 78 with Phyllis Barnes (79), Shirley Jackson 182) and Norine Grady (IL'!) following. Alyce Hubbard won the C division with 86. Lagu11a Beach ~tembers of the Laguna Beaeh women's golf club stag- ed two tournaments recently with a ~ow net eYent finding 1'.1aggie Waterman the A filght winner with 62. Helen DreJ:etius was second at 63 with Diane Stys and Thelma·Toomey tied for third at~. In B flight it was Alice B rabyn (59), Lillian Marks (60) and Gene Griffin (61) in that order of finish. iiileen Casparis won C flight with 59 with Ann Sullivan next at 63 and Ruth Whitaker third at 65. In a T· & F tournament with 1A·handicap, Diane Stys rop- ped A flight with 29" followed by Thelma Toomey at 301h:. Lillian Marks won B flight at 30~ wilh Alice Brabyn ne;c:t at 31111. Hap McMullen was first in C flig h t with 31 followed by Katherine Dcl.ong at 32. El Niguel Members of the El Niguel Country Club men's club stag. ed a better ,.ball of foursome tournament over the weekend with a !oiirsome or Ralph Merrill, Jim Marshall, Lou Latt and Oscar Kummer win· ning fll'St p lace. ' This group osted a score or 62 to capture top llonors. In second pince at 65 were J im D'Arcy, Chair., Perry, Keith Hagberg and Ray Sib· berl. 1 On SUnday,.it was a mixed· foursome competition with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Seaman Smith Captures MD GoH Title ~·orresl Smith lII captured. the lndivldllBI championship.of the Mat•r Del High golf In· vitational Monday at Irvine c.untry Club. •. Smith. a slx>llancllcapper, gleaned a 7S o"r the IS_boles. -.Cbalnnan of-the •ffttl was !ormct Lo y o la Unlver>lty basketball coocb B 111 y Donova·n. · playing wii.h Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doughj>rty who ·gained the winner'S ~ircle with a 58. T Y.'O teams tied for second at 60. On one squad were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foley with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Carrick. The other had the Ralph Moyers and the Art Renniclcs. Gaile Stinson and Diana Hooper copped lilth place at 78. UCI Pait· In Semis At Ojai OJAI -UC Irvine's doubles team of Bob Cbappeil and G lenn ,Cripe reached the semifinals of the annual Ojai tennis tournament (college diYision) Friday, defeating tWo opponents. The UC! pair downed a Loyola twosome, 6-2, 6-2, then topped a Cal P oly (SLO) ,du o, u, 6-4, 6-.!J. Chappell was earlier beaten by Bill B rush of Redlands, 6-1, 5-7, 7-5 while teammate Scott Carnahan suffered a 6-4, 1-6. 7- 6 loss to an ·Arizona State op- ponent. In the high school division Estancia High's Steve Mallott knoc.-ked off the No. 2 seed in prep singles circles with a 6-1, 6--4 triumph over Beverly Hills' Perry Wright. And the Newport Harbor tandem of Tim O'R ielly and Jim Spiers qualified for the semifmals today with victories over opponents from San Dieguito and Birmingham. HIOll ktMlll 11"91" TlllN lllWM M111611 IE1!11nc11l dtt, Prlt\CI (H•mlllon) ''°· 1·5 Qull'tlfflllilll M11l101! IEtt•ncl•l \lltt, WrlOht (Beverly HUll J 6-1. 6-4. ...... Tlllrt' R....., -Gul ltk ·Gt r k t n (Of~)' def', Luttt~ro-M•Mr IBllll!oft OllgoJ '-1. •·2. O'ltle!IY·Spler• IN•WPOrt """"' fft. Ptll'l'-·H•rrlllOI! ISlln Oltig1o1ltol ~"···· Gullck.Gll'ktn ICGron• dtl M1rl lost to Hlgty·K"l'lll'f (LI Jotlil H, 2•. O'Rlelly·SPltrl IN"""'°"' HtrbOl'l d.,. NOf'rlCk·Ra(ltrl (8trmlfl0tt1Ml ... ,, .. 2, ,_ T~ •IUIMI Bn11h Cltedllncbl dtl. C~ (UCll ...1. S.1, 1·5. K1nftr CArlron1 Stall) dlf. C1rri1hlln IUCll ••t, 1-4, 1-4. ..... Thtnl ltOlolllll Chl11ptll.Crl0t (UCO def. L1mon1. S1t\ChlJ: CLoyot•I "2 •... i. cn1119tll-Cr1pe cuco dei. k 1lllM- Er1e1t IS•n Lul1 Obispo) +f, ...... "3. ' 9,500 Vi~w Cycle Races Don O!llum of Monro+ta won the handicap main event and Mike Bast o! Van Nuys c:aptbred the scratch main in the linlt. night-of a new season of motorcycle racing at , the Orange COUnty·Fair grounds in Coota Mt,. Friday night. An-overflow crowd Of 9,500 viewed the ~tion. Mike Konle of Granada Hills wu tee0nd In the handicap main and 1hlrd 1n the '!C'atch r~ ~Ue B ill Cody finished lourlh In both nets. Lany Shaw of Fullerton ""' third In the handicap main and $le•• Bat placed ..,.nd 1n the ICl'ltcb main. • • Saturday, Aprll 28, }q73 DAILY PILOT J:J At Newport --~~--~~~~~~~~~~~-,IC:TITIOUI I USIN•Jl FICTnlOVl tUllN•ll FICT!TIOUS tUllNISS ~ \ PIJBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICK Prep Surfers Vie •AMI n ATW:Mll!J1'. NA.Ml STATaMllfT lllA.Me STATllMINT -·-Tiii follow11!f Jltl'loOll It dOlnt lllullfttQ Tiit tollowll'l!I Pl'-11rt llolnQ Tiit IOllOWlllO per-I• doll'lf llltllntU U l butln.n M i II•: JOHN ANDERSEN MANAGEMl!NT C<»..~TAL l"ElSONNl.L AOCMCy, C:HAlllLES I!' $MITH CO, INC,. lOJ COMPANY, tU ltlY•iJ4t A Y t ., tlt'O H•l'bor 81¥11., Stllt. »7, to.II 31.i Sll"I, Nt-1 ltKh,,,... NIWPO't .... (11111.,,,... Mltw. Ctllt. nu. C:NI"'-e. $n\)lll Mlt/111 DlltrlbiWllfrs. •-!...~·· ~ '9)l\\ 1Stll SI., Cn•rl" J , C\111~. 214' C.'4!1n•1 Inc.,, • Clllloml• Cll'pOrlllon .. -tbf In County .. Meet ~· """'1 C•ltf. t2l!oiO 01lv1, Colt• Met•. C•lll. nu• S1r111. NIWflOrt 8tt(h t2..o f . Thf• O\lsllllU I cond\N;ftd by •n ffl-C•~I v, (rota. 20651 Tllltr Clrel1, Thf• biltlneu 11 1111119 condlle1M by • dl\11dutl, ,r H1i1'11\1'1Qton eMd\. C•llf. '261' <0tp0tlllor., JoM It., And.,_ Ttilt bili!NU It tltll'lf condudlcl bY t Oitftltl $. Th0mo.on, flfftidfftf Thlt "•""*"' '111111 """will'! ttllt County oentt"1I fl911n.trthlp. Thlt .,.,_, Uiwtf wlln IM COIHll'I' Cll'l'll ol °''"'' c-ty en AIHll 2, lt)I. -Clllrit• J. Cullum Clef'\ of 0r•"9• County °"1 Aptff.1. 1tn . P"MMl Thi• •l•ltmtnl ftltd won lhl County WILLIM\ E. ST JOHN. ,CQUNTY iPUbl1'11N Ot'lnoe (Ohl O•llY Piiot, Clttk of onl"<Qe Coutll'I' oni Aprll '°' 1m. CLEltlt, av Tllffei• M. W1rd. Ofiibty, A.llrll 1. 14, ''· a. '''* ,,.,,, WILLIAM •• ·sT 'OHM. COUHTY 1 tJl1Cl41" ~•-ator of the ·event. on.6 CL•Rte.. ly Artt\ur E. Krflltlr, Dto411Y· Pvbll1hld 0r1ng1 Cotst o'¥i , ,.1101. ~l,ill.I llK' "'44M AO<"ll 1, 1', II, ?a. ltl) • 1'\M ·1' Newport Beach O c e a n PUBlJC NO'nCE Pu1111111ec1 Ot•119• C0111t 0111y Pnot. tlf!"''atd AssoCiatiOn 13 the AprH u,14,·••tM1-M1y1,e,1n3 1ow.n P UBLIC NOTICE,..,,, ..... •ICTITIOUl avsutl!SS 1 ---~ccC""Cco-====~-0;ther co-sponsor. wAM11TaT1M•NT PUBLIC NOTICE NOTtcE 0., iNTIWTfOll • Tiie follOWlflll 119rM)I! ll OolnO bll1lim&ol-------------YO l!NOAGli IN THI! SAL •• 0- t s: ........ -AllOCIAT£• tno Ntw...... •ICTfTIOUS •USINISS ALCOHOLIC ••v••"981· ......v '" h ........ 111!1-26-13 11¥11 .. C°'t1 MISll, Caltf. MA.Ml STATIMll!NT To Whom It MIV Con<.tr"• 0111on o. Douttt. 2110 lrtewport a1vo., lfle totl'."""lno Pl'r~• •1• doing S\lbtKt 10 l»u•nct ot j,,. neftli.1 1111· CMTI MKll, C1tlf, b11•l111&t ti. pUild tor notlet 11 hl'l'tbV Olvt~ lllat fl!t Tiii• b11Jlllfll 11 condllCttd by 1n 11'1-M a. ti fl'IHANCIAL SElt\11CES, 216S vru::lltlill.\tci l)r000Sll to NII t!eOllClllc: dlvldllll '''Ilk Co.11 Hl11nw1v, No. 1, CMon• !Ml tr~Ot• 111 th• premliel. delt;T'lted •• Dixon o. ~rt• dtl Mtr tw.s ~ . Alamitos A total ol 18 high achoob, It of them lrom the °"'"!I• CQast area, wlU compete-in the Orange County surllng championships beginning !<>- day with the !lrst or thr .. preliminary heais In the surf off the Newport pier. Action got under way at 7 this morn- ing, Three h e a t races are y scheduled with the. second on arness Sunday at the sam e site and the third and final heat - Thlt lttl'tmtnt Wit 111111 wlln !tit Coun-Mk~I S. MYll't, 2"$ P•elflt Co•ll to OWl·n 61 Ftlr !tw ROid c.....tt. MeM tv Cltrk of Or•noe County on M•rch XI, HIOhw1v. No. 7, C«on• dll M•r m 2s Puflll•nt 10 :\lch in1e~110t\" "" 1111• 1tn How11rd w, Br1nll1y. 216! P.c:llle •" "14311 Cail Hlonw1y, No. 7, coron1 411 Mir det1l0Md II IPPLYlllO to IM Dtplrtmtnl Publ!Ulecl Or•no• COIU o1n., Piiot '262S or Alcllololc a-.oe ConH'OI ""' 111v· Aprll 1 14 21 2&. 1tn f:l'·n Thll bullntst I! belr19 <ondllCMd b't' • •net of 1n •lcollollc bever"Of lie~•• tor ' ' ' totnl vtfllure. llctn$t') for lfte$t premlsts ., ~•: preliminary •l•ted ne•t Satur-Entri"es ~ay. AU begin at 7 a.m, ·1n today's action, Marina, Westminster, Allssioo Viejo, San Clemente, Pacifi~a and Bolsa Grande will com~te on a team basis. Two o! the team s will survive to the finals.on May 12. Mlch•el S. M'/'lfl ON SALE SEER a. WINE ruBUC NO'nCE Tnl1 1liltmtnt 1111(1 wllll the (ouftty (Bona Fide Publk Etllf\111 Pl1t1l . Cl••li: of Or1no1 c-ty on: April IU, \91'l. 01\ILTO, L\ilt s. f l---<-----------w1LLIAM E. ST JOHN , CO\J N1 Y Publl$11td Dtan'Ole Co.1! 01!1y 1101, In SUnday's action, it will be Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, University, Corona del Afar, Garden Grove a nd Orange. I Next Saturd ay's preliplinary competition will f e a t u r e Edison, Estancia, Dana Hills, Rancho Alamitos, Magnolia and Brea. The top two teams from each preliminary race will survive to the finals where an Orange Co.unty champion will be crowned. The Orange County winner will then compete in the So u t h e r n California cham- pionships which will a lso be held at NewpOft Beach on Saturday, May 19. Other areas involved include San Diego County, L o n g Beach, Los Angeles County North and South and Santa Barbara County. A team from Baja California is also con· sidering entering the cham· pionship s~ries. , AU competition will be on a te.am basis with three · ex- Perienced judges rating the in· divid uals for the team score The judges include Lenny Foster. P aul Huesenstamm and Chuck Lennon, all ex- perienced in surfing com· ·petition. The three best waves in a 15 or 20 mirul te period will be judged for the team score with one member o( each team in the water during eacti com· petition period. Larry Gibso,n of the co- sponsoring Newport, Beach l\.1arine Safety Department (lifeguards) is serving as Alamitos Results Fer Fri'41'1' Cietr a f11st FIRST JtACB -Ont mile. Clalming all e;e1. P11ru SUOO. Western R1l6tr (G Longo( ,,20 3.'° 2.'° Mlohty Scotch (R WIUl1m1) 11.20 ~.60 Emmi Stuart IF H1ydenl J.00 Time: 2,ot. At1.11 Raced -Jerry Wilson, Ltcl'f llelwln, Alblon VH!ry, Com" Ton11, Gunrltl' Holm•. scr1tcJ\fd -Sh!1dv N•poleon, Oot· ties Amlgo. S2 E11•cl• 5 -Wost~m llt•lder .. f -Mighty scotch P'ld $62.tO. SECOND RACI! -Ont ml11. l"ece Cl1lmlno 111 •OH. Purse Sl@. C1P1t1I N (B Motl 7.40 4.to 3.20 All IC1yed Up IE Th~nlot'I) 1.20 6,20 1111llol'd eov {M H1rperl 4.00 Time -2.01. Al!.Q,..R11c9d -Disntyland, P11rpt1 l •d'f, F11rnl110 Pll'llt, D<11rk sunset. Scretcn.ct -Scotty'• Colt, Color CMinoe, He11ry Kid. •1111'111 .., 1111HQr CIW lo ••51 Pini Pelt I PM II 1!1111C111 • 1• •.u U ll•Kfl ..... It Hit lo M RICll f'IRST RA.Cl' -Diii milt . "•ct. c111m1no 111 •11ee. Cl1lmlno prk• &UGO. Non wl"""'' ttnct 3/S. Pur11 SUOO. B011nv1 H•l~ IJ .TaOdl S•no• Luo .. , !J. Sl\ll't.,i) Sliver llttc0td A. Wlno1r1 P1nslv1 Knl11111 (0. Mlvock1) coetvr C.HY G LOflQO) Em C:holee co. i 1viulkl Color Ch•l'lll• (R. oton111J Vlnh B!nh (~. Colem•nl AIM 11111 ... Glory, Klno IL. Greoorvl Country Cutchesl CS. Vol 1rol p~r::~o~1 .. :~~i:::s CLERIC. 8y Tllttes• M. W11r-d. Ot9~r-Aptll ,., 1tn l 1781·13 Tne tollowlne Pl'l'ton 11 dolr.o business PubllsMc:t Orange cot1t 0;inv Piiar. PUBLIC NOTICE l !l EAGLE AMERICAN, 722 Ohms Wl't', April 2', .ond Aley $, l2. 19• lt13 lltl-7'l • • Sl111 "• Cost1 MeH. c1111. m21 PUBLIC NOTICE su1"111t1011 eouRT Ofl N t Rlch1r4 Edw1rd Golllrlng, 1601 STATI Of CALlfOltNlll •t it. Htgl'lt1nd Or., Ntwp«1 Be;ich, Cillllf, H n6'0 PICTITIOUS I USIN l!SS TMI: COU NT Y OF ORAN Thi• bulll'l8$S Is CondU<;!ild b1 ~ •n In· M,t.MI STATl!MEMT Ne. A·1•241 dlvldu•I. TM to!loWlr.; l)t•lOl'I 1$ dolno bullntJS NOTICI OP HEARINO OP PETITIO,. • Rlcnard E. G01llr!n11 1s: FOR l"ROa ATli OF WILL A'J.D FOR lhlt 1!11trnenl Wtl flllld with 1111 Coun· MOTIVATIONAL COUNSELING. la~ LETil!ltS Tt:STAMEMTARY " ty Cll'l'll of Or1n~e County on April 14, S1nde1llle Or., Coron11 dtl Mtr, C•I. Ei ttte OI ULENE L, MILLE1t .,Oeee11· 1tn tna • -ea. ' F24UI S!tven Brildford ~um, la? Stndct1· NOTICE IS "1ERE9V GIVEN lhtt A.O. l"llbllshed Orl nOt Co1sl Olli'f PllOl, 111 Or., COIOllil dtl tr, C11I. 926U MILLER, JR. lie! tiled lier!"!" it petition AptU 21 , 21. •NI Mays, 11, 1913 1131·73 This buslnoess Is c ucted bV •n I~· lor Prl)!)lllt of Wiii and for lwi11nc1 ot d[vlduiL Lett<'!'s ltsUm!nlsry !O th1 ptll11oner 1--------------1 S1e'1'tl fl Tt!um rtf•rtflC• 10 wlllch 11 made for tvrlher Sl'.CONO IAC• -One mite. l"•te. PUBLIC NOTICE Tn11 1t11emen1· w11s filed whn tht coun• l).lrtlculer1, end tl'l.ot lh.e time t'nd pllce Cltlml1111 •II •~ts. T09 d 1lmlno price ty Cltrk of Or•noe county on Aprill 1173 01 hearing IM ~•mt llll been tilt tor '8Y s.dSe. Puru U700. F1•340 IS, 1973, 111 t :OO ~.m .. 1., lft• t~m " Chill R1nQ..-CC. BOVd) STATI MINT OP .t.•ANOOMMENT OF Published Orilnge CNS! Olll'I' Piiot, Oep111tmtnl Na. ) Ct sllld C • .111 700 Dutt:~llSS .. 1rld!W (E:, SltrWart) USI OF f'ICTITIOUS IUSIMESS NAM• Apr!I 1. 14, 21, 21, 1913 958-n Civic Center Orlvt We5t, 11'1 I ~Chy ol ~llnd't'I lloy (L. Grt<iorvl The IOllO'NlllO pertont hive tbondoned Sen•• Ana, Callfor~I•. , "lshv Skv IJ. Toddl !hi U$1 of 1n1 11ctltlOt1• t>111Jnts1 n11me P UBLIC NOTICE 01ttd April 16, 1973. "' L• Jn LOVl'I' IE. Cobb! VtoPI• C:OMtrucll°" Comp1ny, •I 177df WILLIAM E. St JOHN , ·'• M!dwt~ l J. T. R11•sel / s11nta At1lt1, Fount111n· Valley, CA 92108 County Clerk , , ~~'•'.!· {~~·aiW:.~1 Tiii ftclltlOUS lllmt rlflrrOd to lbOVt FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS $, l!ARL WRIGNT .. • . " Alll I 1111• WIS fHOd In Or.1191 County on M1rc11 ,, NAMI STATEMENT .. AULINlf It, WlllOMT ~ ·: Miss MNdow O fC. 1mpbtll) 1912. ~ Tiit followlng ptrson I• do1no buslne1s '°' SOlllfl Ollvt St .. 11,1111 1401 Ll!tlt Rl1 OMn (0 . Cror.kl "/ lt iympn 0 . Hlck1, 1716' S111t1 An lt1, I S: Lot1 ~. CaHI, to014 ' Founl11ln Vtlll't'. CA t210& A.MER I C AN INTERNATIONAL Ttl; Ulll •l1·11SI • ~ TH IRD llACll -One milt . PillCt CLtlm!no 111 1oes. Toti tlillmlng Pri<I SS01$, P11ru Sltoo . Gr11tful· 8e11u {S. Desomer) Liiiy A CE. Cobtll S~1ttbl1i11r (H. Elvln'J CIP'lllllS Rodnto1 !G. Loncio) V11l1nts Hurt CD. Allan) Jo Jin 10. Mevoc:k') Tomm't'I Flrtt !It . W!lll1ms) Lucy Lu (0. Blllll~nJ A.1$1 l ll1IM11 Cousin Ann (J. Bennett) Ced•r Crr.1t Roya l (J B.llltYl POURTM ltACI!: -One mll1. Pace. C1almlno 1U 111es. Cll brld pre!. TOP cl1lmlftl prlc:. $7SOO. Purw $2600, ' HOWdY Doll (J, M1rltwell) LOC:ll Nolt [.\. Wlngerl ) Funlon Cloud (J, CllM) G1,w1r.o (J. Btnnetll Sldnt't' Brown IS. oesomtrl S\ll'loXlwn U n (0. CrOflkl Armbro M•rvel (0 . AU11nl Frtem•nt DrHm CG. HOit! . ••••.lfllMt W111 Genl'l'el Fun !J. o•erlen) lllmr.>ooz IJ :J . RUSllllJ Jilc,11 L, F1IL•, 10263 Mull, Rlvl'l'Slde, MOTORSPO•TS, 159' S111111"IOI', BuUdlng At'-Yt for ,11111-r CA f1503 1 &. Unit S. COS.ti Mell, C1lltornl1 '1611 Publlsfltd Or11n;1 Co•SI Oel"! l'tlot. Thlt btn!ftesi w11 conducted by • Mlentel Altlltlld•r Ford, 23'15 Mtlvllle Apr II 11 :1'9. and Ma'( l, 191J · 'i 'lXll·n p11rtnl'l'&h!p. Orl~e. S111 Mtrlno, C1Ulornl<11 91105 ' • 1t1ymOl'I D. Hld11 Tnl1 bu1ln111 ls conducted by an In· P UBLIC NOTICE'\1! f'l•NS dlvldu•I. ,.vtillsnild Or•noe Co1st Daitv Piiot. Mich••' Alex•nd1r Ford •'a~ Aprll J, 14, 21, 28, 1911 t6S.13 Tnl1 1!11!1m1nt w•1 flied wllh l~il Coun SVPllRIO R COURT OF 1: 8 tv Cltrk of Or•n'OI• County on Apru IG, STAT• OF CTYAL10••,•0•0•,A~rt 1973. TH• CO\IN -·~ F24'12 NL A·1•:W P11bll1iled Oranoe Coast Dlllly PllOl, NOTICI o• Hl!AlllMO 0,. lt~ITION April 21, 21 •rid M1v 5, 12. 1913 lOC.'.J.I) FOii ltltOaATI OF WILL "tut FOR "ICTITIOUS auSIM&SS Ll!TTl!RS Tl!STAMINT.t.llY . , llAMI STATIMl:MT P U BLIC N OTICE Eil•le of FRANCES 8. ~-JENAN, Tilt following persons 1r1 <loln'OI 01.!CNled. .l •J'. • bllllness ••: NOTICE •15 HEREBY Cly~lf lhill CLOTHES CRUSADE, 130 A111t1 St., 'lCTITIOUS I USINESI DOUGLAS F. JENAN h•I flled.hertl" a Newport Beach, C1lltornl1 t'Uo\2 NAME STATl!Ml:NT ·• petition tor Plllbelt of Wiii· "!Id to• J11m11 R. SOW.II, l40 1rvln1 St., No. Thi lollowtno 11trlion1 ere d ... ng , -• L 11 T 1 menta~ to lilt sm NHpon 8Nth. C1llfornl• 92'60. busl .. 111 .,. lilUlllCI "' e er1 fl I :,• Tl'l'ry M. P1ntu10, 2125 Shtrl~ton Pl ,. ALLURE DECOlll, 2217 16th St., petition fol' Probllle ol Will tillld for Na C20l, NIWl>Mf &Nth, C•l1lorn!1 Newport 8eKh, Cel. n66>) !urlller ptrlltultrs, •00 th•t the,f!q'le 100. 9N60. Ttiom11 Rol•lld Nlebur 2211 16th SI al1ct of hetrlno lht 111m1 his ~n u t l ht1 bullntu I• conducted by 1 llmlted N&Wl!Ol"I eaech c11 ttuO " for Mil'I' 15, 1913, at 9:0CI 11.fl\,:dn lht e ' ' ' ' courlroorn cl Ot!oartment No. iJ ot s•!d p1rtnersh1p I t1belh Annt ltlplt'f', 217 161h SI., 1 1 100 Civic c enter or1v1 Wnt In PUBLIC N OTICE ---- Terry M. Ptnlu$O NelAIPOfl 8••ch Cal 91660 ccur • 1 • ''"" RA.C l' -On• milt. Ptce. Tnls st•tem111t w1s flied wtlh !11e Coun· Thlli bu1!111ts 1t condU<ted by • llmlted the Cllj' of S1111a A1111. CIOlllor.,11,,., Cl11fmlno 111 -.on. t09· d1lmlno price ty C!tr.k of Or•na• County on April 23, pirtnershlp O•!ed A11rll 16, lt1J _ SSdll, Purse snDO. lt1) TftM!ai R. Nl~r WILLIAM £, ST JOHN, ' t~~d/.:!drb~·=)) 'F24'12 This 11111m1nt w11 llled with t"e Cou"' Count¥ Cltrk ~~ D1rn Ditto !It. WUH111"l PUbllihed Or1n11 COiis! O•llY Piiot, ty Clerk of Or11n11e Cou.,ty on April 10, L\l"POLO, Hl!NOl!•SON & Oh•"'1'001t HIPP'( Hiii· (It., McGOnlC:!I) Aprll 211, llld MIY S, '12, It, 1J73 12U·73 1913 ''"" ',,."""1!,'1' 11'1\ SL~;:.. Sulli Ill ' • ', Nto:h1ko Mi ry ((;. Slvzvlk l .,., .,. Mls!lr Hat Siio! {It. Glllllanl Publi'!ohtd Or1noe COil'I Dally Piiot, C°'ll M .... , Ctllfornl1 tl,21 Nlte Won (M. Aublnl PUBLIC NOTICE April 14, 21, 2fl 11\d M1y s, 1tn 101:i.n Ttl: 010 s.l·n W E11v St11r tO. Kltm•lerl AtlorMYt tor l'ttlll-r , Al• lll~IMI P U BLIC NOTICE Pobllslltd Orange Co11t Dilly f'llot. ~~~~1c3 l8: t.J~h)J "'~ZJ:~o~A:~~'::/s Aprll 11, 2t 1ne1 M1y s. 1973 ·1 •,1198-71 SIXTH RACE _ One mile. Pace. Tl'le followlng w1on Is dolno business PICTITlOUS IUSINl!SS PUBLIC NOTICE • Cl<11lmlflfl handlcar, 111 'les. 8tslc 1s: NAME STATllMl!:MT , , t!:~~ll~ml~k:.(I ~\~I P:!!'~: 1::1~'t; E~~~i.~ .~~=~S~'.N;,s~ IS~ht fol1owlno l)lr$Oll It dolno business MUN IC IPAL COVlt'r OF C:AL~l>ftN IA. Rcl>rl n (A. Cr1to) Cl1tme11t1, CaUf. 9'.2611 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM COUNTY OF LM AMOlllS Os Scotty C~ (J, OennlsJ John A!!en Thom••· 1$06 Oe l• RENTAL SERVICE, 1575 C1st Slreel, llt Nortll Ol'll lld, Lot Aftlflts.'C•Hlonllt Tnorllft VfCtorv \P. Conroy) Eilrt11e, B11l1dl"'11 e, Sen CLem1nte, Or1nQe, C11ltornl11 92667 LOS AMOELllS JUDICIAL D'!f•ICT l.trrv Tin• JJ· ·o l rlenl cint. run Envlronrnenf•I• lll(Orp0r111e<1, 11n CASI NUMaliR 991•S1 • llrtnnil I (; • MIUtr) Tills bullntSS Is bell!O condU<led by 1n OlymQlc 8oul1v1rd, 8evet1V Hlllli, SUMMONS M($1 ,. ... "r" (J. 8t!ll't') llldlVldUilll C•llforntito'lU. ,, ... of hlCOl'llorltlon-Pl1!nttu· toUlt;TESY .. c HlVROLET. ;~~ar"t.:!.ck°'(e~°t'::t) John A, Tflom•l C111ltoml1. INC.,• Ca\ltornl1 COfpol'llnOfl, • • .t.I• llllllN l'nts st11ttm111t flied with the County This bvtlnes1 11 conducltd bV 11 cor· Dmnd•"t: JUNIE !LLEN ~!Ill(, Si'l1r1> St11r (J, &11'-'t'I C::lerll; of Ot•• COullty on: A!>f"ll 2.l. 1"3. Pot"l tlon, OOE$ -ht !WI, bollt. lndUll"9J I lg lhd MK ...... CJ. W/1111111'\Sl By .. tty J, ll•'Olsftn, DtPIJly Counly STUART CASE. Vlc~"rfffdenr To fht! Dtrtfld1n11, ' -::-t" .0 '' · o.tk,' Thi• 1t11...,ent w•• llted w11n tht coun· A crvn compl1 nt •• _ Y • SIVlfilTM •ACIJ -Ol'lt mllt , .. K t , 1'14111 ty Cltt"k of Or•nlli Counl'I" on April 2, ,,,lllnl!tl IOill'llf you. II YOU Wbn d4ilend Golden B"r Flnll Leg, AH IOf!I· ,.llbllshed or11ngt Cotst Oally ,.Uot, 1913. tnls 11wsutt, YOU mu•! 111• In ~ourt " P~cl'l'll non wrnnll"• of Sl50.«IO In lfT.Z. Apr II 21 •nd M•Y 5 12 lt ltn 1257.73 llN.OC written pt1ildfnq In respo11s1 to, com-,.urs• SS0.000. Addild orou PllfM • ' ' ' ,, FUi47 pl1lnt for • wrllttn er or111 pl • 11 • U4,IOCI, R (F Rldd ) KillNI• •M Mlrk, A"Y'· J111tl(1t Courll within lO dilYI r 1111' ~r"Fn o.=:n ct Cob:f PUBLIC NOTICE NII oivm• '°"'w•N summMs 11 •ervtd on vou. Oll'lt:rwtse. v/r{1*''1 (J ·6'Br1.i\) l t'tlf'IY Mlllt, C•llfornll t0211 your dt,aull will bl enierld on "91lc1tlon Sir D1lrt11 J. b«i.nlsl PubllJhtd Or•r.o• COllll Dally ,.llot, bY lllt pltlntllf ~nd Ille court '"IY""ltr" Windy W1y llt. Wll1t11ms) FICTITIOUS IUSINI SS Aprll 7 lA 21 :H 1973 fllt·n llXlam1nl 11111lnsl YOU for Ille !fl!lr"'.t'f Of' l'l't BVI M1• (J .f11Ur.·l lllAMI STATIMl!NT ' ' ' ' otn.r relief 1eq11estld In !111 c~1lnl, Freedom Now IJ. Wiii err11l Tiie followlno Ptf'IOl'I I• dotr.o business PUBLIC NOTICE II yt• w1111 11 Mtk llM M'<ic.olf. '" ,,..._ ,,. i_.., In lfllt m.tttl'I', )'Ill llllwtf dot tt IU•ltTM llACI -Ol'lt mUt .... ti . . AWAllD llL! 2107 Pomon1 Costt 1romptl'1' .. trial ....... r pS.H lllf) 1f 1ny, cono1uone<1 111 lflS. Non w111n1r1 of ' ' o 1 , l l91» llrJt money Jlnce Mtrch 1. AE 5 Mts1 92621 HOTICI OF l"UILIC HEARIN m1v Ill ftlild Oii I 11\1. , YO • Utldll' 11191 1re non wlnntrl of Glen Oon1td Bl1vlns, ~107 Pamon11, NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVE N !hat I Oiied Oec, !, lt72. . m,ooo In 12·13 comb. Punt ltOQO, Co:eb ""'"'' C•llf. 9'.l:,17 p11bllc: hNrlr.o wltl be llekl llllor1 lhl City WILLIAM H. MtCLOUD.•C!trk Ttnotrlnt t F. Todd) , Thia butlnesi It condllCted b'I' I n In· Countll of lllt City of lrvlne on T1111<11y, .. ARIS AND PARIS Kll•1 Mor-kt fJ, Mlllar1 .dlYldu11. M•Y •• 191), ., 1:3CI p.m., bf II IOOl'I .,,, Wll•llk'I '"'IVIN S'ln Cl•lr Carl !J. Wiil 1rM) Glen l l1vl111 llll'l'N llll' 11 poi;1Jbl1, In the CllY Coundl l •vtrl't' Miiis. C11llH!tl1 Hobb't' ~ors1 ~UPI !J. 0'8r!e11) Tiits st11ement w•• llllld with the COUii· ChllmbtrJ,"6201 C11m~ Drive. Sult• 2'00, Tel: (211) 211~ ~':,,~"(~T fl: g,'!':~!J ty Clerk of Or1n11 County on April ld, Irvine TOWTI Ctnter, 1rv1n1, c1111ornl11, 10 Atttll'HYI IOt' Plll11tlH 011mon1t Ktno fG, "Holfl lt71 tontldl'I' th1 ••ltnt!on of Uroencv Publllhed Or11r.o• Co•st 01l{y P!lol, llllNTH RACI -Onl mite. Clllmll'l'OI h&ndlc•P •II IQIS. cl11m1no prlc1 ~9000. u.ooo. 1 8onnl1 L"6d!t (J. Shettef\ Gr..,nbtlll. Obrltn (A, Wlnol'l'l B•tterv \J.'flrltnl Scorclier W•~• {J, 8enllllt) 80 Bo R1nor• CJ. MIU••) Ltnd Frt lQhl tG. LOflAOl Ml M"111rl!1 (J. Oennlsl cru!&tr H1novet (L. Gr~oryl '14'11 Ordlnerw:• No, S6 proltlblllno !hi drllUng Aprll 1· U, 21. 21, 1'73 l03l·7l "•Ct, ,.ubllSlhtd Or1noe Co1st 01Uy Pilot, lot' i nd/or production of oll, 001. •rid -'--·-·----~==--- ll11le April 21, a , ind M•Y s, 12, lt7J 1ll3·1l olhtr hydroc:1rbon tubst11nc11 e•c~t '' P U BlJC NOTICE , Purst 1uthorlied bV' condlllon•I u11 perm!!. For further lnl«m•llon reg11rdl~ 1111 1 Yl77 .• _ PUBLIC NOTICE extension ol till• Urotnc:r Ontln.,1ee, you SU,llltlOll COURT OF TM .. f--------------1 •rt Invited lo tonl11ct th1 lrvtnt Pl1n"l"'ll STATE OF CALll'OltMIA flQI PICTITIOUS SUS/NESS ~:r.r::::t1:n1c~:~;1,f~:,~1" TMtf COUNTY 0" OlAN•I MAMI STATl!Ml!MT If/ Ciro! J, Flynn No. A·1•W ..:...:. Thi follOw11'1f plTMll! II doing buslnesi OEPUTY CITY CLEllK OF NOTICe OP MIA•tMe Ot' _,ITIOM ••: L THE CITY Ol' IA:\llNE POR PROaATI O" WILL l:Mp flOlt TllENTERPRISES, 11220 Sin ortnzo PublliJ\fd Orllr.ol Co.ii D•llY Pilot, Ll n•IS T•STAMtfMT.t.ltY :, Clrcl1, flounl1ln Villty, C1UI. 92'70t A rll ~a ltn 1244.n !stile ol \IEOA THOMPSOM, tl!.<1 Thurmond Rtynolds Smith, 17220 Sin P •' kl'IOWn 11 VEDA O. THOMPSON'9tid V.D. L.,,M,.en10 Clrcl1, Founr.ln \11Ll1y, C1lll. PUBLIC NOTICE THOMPSON, P1c1•sed. , NOTICE 15 HEREBY C!\/Eft THAT Tiiis b111ln1SS 11 cCllducltd by •n ln· GLENN O. THOMPSON hill fllH.\t~ln A dlYld\ltl NOTICE OF .. UI LIC MIAlllNG pel!tlon !bf Prl)!)lllt ot Wlll end to• UCI Golfers T. It. SMITH NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN lhll I llSUll\CI of Lell1rs Te1111men11rt'·lo Ill• J 3 d ThlJ 1t1tetnenl ..,,, l'llild with tilt Coun· P\tbllt htarlno will bl htld befOl'tl 1111 City petitioner refertf\Ct to whlt l'I 11 l)"llldl tor ump to r ty Cll'l'k of Or•l'lf• COUl'll'f on April 3, lt7J covrw:n of tht City of trvlnt, on T111ld1y, tl.ll'llltr 111rtltvllr$, and lhlt Ille time end TMIRO ••Cl -On• !Tlile. Pitt '14Uf M•v t, 1913, tt 7:30 p,m., 0t •s soon pl1ct of hur!no th<! s.:ime h•s bft" sat Clilml~ 111 111'5. Purse 12000. Publlsn.ct Or•flOI COii•! D1ny Piie!, tllll"e•fllf" 11 JM»slble, In 11'1• cnv CouncH for Ml't' 1s, 1tn. 11t 9:0CI 1.rn., In •~~ Andy• Mf~e (J, Ru•MHl 1s.~ s . .ao 3.20 Aprll 14, n, ,., I nd M•Y 5. 1tn 1063·73 Chllmber•, 4201 C1mpu1 Drive, S11lf• 200, courtroom of oepartm1n1 No. a of 1110 JOPPY Ho (S Da1omtrl l.40 2.10 STANFORD -Gary Singer lrvlnt Town Center, lrvll'lt, C11llfor.,l1, to court, 11 100 Cf~lc Cenitr 0r1~1,WtS1. Jn Lincoln Lend In.ck fA Cr1101 J.« r,--• a 69 to lead the UC PUBlJC NOTICE c!ll'l•ldtr •n Interim ur1>1ncy onttn11nc1 The Clt't' of Stnta An11. Celllor.,i.. • AllO 1t1c9d -Blro!i 8, Mlllll' Ovn-r~ Which would prolltbll !flt drllltno fOt eltd/ Oiied AOl"ll 26, 1973. de.. 8roth91' In L11w. Fn>$t Prost. Irvine golf team to the day's PICTITIOUS IUSINISS Of prodU<tfOI\ of oil, Qll Ind Olhtr WILLIAM E. SI JOHN • scr1tcflld -P1111ch .. 0 1ndy Bay I St NAMI! STATIMl!NT hydroc:1rbon 1ub5t1nces •~c.pl I I Count'( Clffll • ' T•ss. Flyln11 outcflm•"· best roun d In the annua ~· Tne follo<Nlnt pwtont ,,, ~otno bllsl· 1u111or1zec1 bY 1 concllllllfl1T 11u. p41rm1t, 1toal lTSON, MOWSIR a OARUND ,.OURTH RACtf, On• ml.le. Pace ford toum~ment an!~. a hoothirld ,,.,, es: 111f.i:rm tu~~~~c~n~:tt~~:'a.'':!:d~";", ti~~ ~ ~~";:! ~C:""'r •• ~ • c:111m1no Ill '""· .. \It'll J2j00, place posit.ion out 0 "'SC s PHOTO DECOR WEST, 79'2 s. Co.st Ylled IO COl'lllCI tfll Irvine P11nntf\CJ N""""' lltcfl. c:aUf. flW ; B•llllng Bt1u (Wln11ttr '~'° J·'° t.60 tin · 'nto today's Hwy., L•oun• l eith, C•llf. t'.l:til Ot!)llrlmt111, 4201 Campus Drive, SuUt Tll: l"•I SIO-WOI • #M1for 8row11~ fJ 1.Jtilthllll ... '·'° compe g go111g 1 Ooyl1 M. $1\ifet, ·105$ VII Lornll•. 2« 1rYlnt Town Cl'nlet. I r., I n •• AHlrM1' .... P.itti-I ' "OllY N IJ Ml1ler) IA 1: .... 1 round l!sc:onctldo, c1111. t2021 c 111uornli 1114) 133.,.40 • l"ublllhild Or•r.o• c°''' D11 Y. Pltot, Ttm~:Ot 'l/S. U"" -1 • ·--he t t 18 011vld How•rd. 252 w, -P•Htlld•. Apt, /ti 'c1rol J, l'lynit April 21, ,. •rid May 5, 1t73 , .11301.73 Also •K'6-Wltlll T KnlOflh (tluck The fie d u;;a;, en CU 0 2, Sin Cll'l'lllnfe, C1llf, ~·12 D•1>11IY City Clerk of Farri S«Anto T1111 OrDlt Mtnn. learns for the final 111 holes of Tl!IJ b11tllll$l I• condU<ltd by • OM'ltt'il 1111 cuy of 1rvtn1 P UBU C NOTICE;; Scr1tchtd-S1lnl C11tr Chlth 11.•1· pl 'th host S t a n f Ord Plrfne•~:ld Howird Publlshed Or1no1 ((lolsl 0 1llf 1 Pllot,:1---------~-!-~ \l'l/IC.J TM'ln•sM cot•. •Y WJ ' • Thi• •l•llft'llnt Wll ti1~ wltll ""' Coun.. April 21• 1m )(1(1.n MOTIC• OP ,. u • L I c M'IA•1N• "'"" RA.Cl . o ne "'"'· f'•t• leading with 588 ~ to 5t'1 ty Cll'l'k of Or•no1 county on M1rcn 26, PUBLIC N01lCE 11..aae TNI 'I.ANNIN• ctlMMIS· c111m1no Mindlc•i» All lfel, ,.u,.. for San J ose State and 602 for ltn P24214 -i~~1~ THIE CITY Of' ~AIM :iiut {C t O'fdl s.• s.20 2 . .c1 UCI. UCI moved from a 10th ,.11t111U1ec1 o,.,.. c°'" 011Hy Puo1, NOTICI! OP •u1L1c MllA1t1M• NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN:""'' on Good Timi Lid ( .. (Oflroy) 4.60 2.60 I t'-to third place with a Api11 14, 11,,. 11111 M•Y s, 1973 lOU.72 NOTICE HER EBY IS GIVEN thllt • WtdntSdtY. Ml'f •• 1m •t 7:"'''·'"· ... J "'~n1t1 2 '° p ace n:: p11bflc heiring will be lllkl bV lht City lllt CouncU CMimDen. lOllCI Slilll!I" M~.:11t.~~,. ...... Ooug111 •Monterit: 293 team score Frid8y. PUBLIC NOTICE Councll of Ill• cul of lrvln• on Tutsd•'I'· Aytl!\ll, Fount11ln \111111¥. C•Uf4'1'.l'll•· lh• Oltrnonlt P1C11 F11rgo RttMrdi A~ M•Y t, 1913, 11 iXI p.m.. In th1 City Pl1nnlno Commission wlll 1111(1 . ll\lbllc dya Ltrter. St•""'"' T..,_IMfll Councll Cl'l•mbl'l't. '201 C•mPllt Dtlvt, h11rlna on Hit totlowfng: "· NO ~r•tthly:. (3-1 Scf\oolt Comp1Unol ,ICTITIOUS tUllNISS S11lte 200, lrYI"• Town Centtr. lrYll'tl, ,_ Chtllet "'· Twit, Tr•d ·nn ... ,,,. 1 "Tiem scores 13' hotel: I. Sl1nlord llAMI STATIMIMT C11lllMnl1. lO con-Ider• proooted •!Mltd-pl1c1llon filed by L11CJ11 OllWIO!ltnel'lf to SIXTH llAtl. Ollt ml.., ,.Kt 5", 2. Sin JOit ,,.,, sn, s. UC. lrvlnt Tiie tollcrwtnt Ptr10t11 1rt dot no m1nl to Section 12.m !bl of ,,.. Unltorm ,•Z0111 '1ppro•lm•i.l'f 13 Kr~ '\I th• Cl•lrnlflll, H1ndlC1 ... All •• 19. ..vrM '°' butlness ••: Fire Codi, 1'11 Edition '° lncl..m. tf\1 norlh ti"d of C•1111W Detwwn 111.t F.V. $.000, Uct lndlvld11al tt~n Friday: G1rv NORSI! IUPl"LY COMPANY. 3019 Pl1nnect Comml.lfllt'I' l(llltJ commtn:l•I High Sttlool Ind tt-t Se" OltOO frttW•V ltltk•'f COUllMI IC '°"' •.• '·'° '·'° Stndl'I' " StlY• •v•n n. Stwll Enlerpr1M SlrMI, Cotta MllM "'" •lld lndu1trl•I d911Qntllon• wlthlfl lllol• from .t.1 lo ltl noo. TtntatlYe-YTllC'I 7'11 o a Goldent>OV ID hnlleti) '·'° • . .O ltooert-'1J, Ol'l!nl• Fostw 76, Jot atmlcltll• McOrllh, 401 W 1 t I zonn °" wtddl firework• tllndl m11y bl lllld In tonlundlon wllll Ille '9119' ch"'9• Y•flk.t1 C:rwd IL OIUltolf'tl 4..60 Gl'l'•Td ., John arrrendln• ..... St1v.-i1, S11nt1 All• loc:1tlcl. iUbdlvldll'lf !I'll prOOlffY lt1IO 51. ~· Tl,.,._,_:ot lfS. T-4t.f l'ot1lt: Oenll't' Col'lln tSl1n• P:r1nli: A, Lln\/tlle, :11t5 C..Pt V1rd1 II/ C•rot J. Fl~llll. CIMllllMI UH 'ermll lU A#!lc;1ltOl'I Alte lt:Kild-Mr. 1111 Mllford't (flllfl ford) 1.Q GtfY Sll'IOl'I' IUC ll'Ylt11), 8111 Plitt, Cosll MUii Ott>Utv Cl1Y C\trk of llled by Cllurcll of tht H..,_, Spirit ltlltfy JOI.Ill N1l1rn1· Jilt'( Admlr1I, Mlllt'f (($ M1vw•rdl •"' Ot1n Mill Thlt llllllnttt It 11111'1(1 Conductfd by I !hi Chy f:ll lrvlne Al'l(lil(ln ontood~ Ch\Jrdl ·to ... tt I k r•ltlltd-Stng• Collrf1 01t mentl (Sin J•• st.,.) IU. $1.w l 11n UCI lentl'•I H •lntrtl'ltp. 1Publ1•hld Or•~· Col•I DIUT P1to1 ch..,..(h, $Ufldl'f 11thool •nd •till!" I C• Kl~ ttO. ,, A. Llrwlll• Aprll 11, ltn 17"-T.I tlvl!lilt ,, 110t2 l1t1h•rd Slrlll. u l11~ldl'f CounSlf & ~• 11rnldlltt MtCrtth Mltt.r ''"' tf L.1ncl Ull PrGPOtt l ln- GoldiwlboY-fl'11d 111•·•· PUBUC N 011CE G-•1 ,.,,fn411' P UBLIC NO'nCE 1tt1tt11 "" 1111 city to deslkt "" un1rn. Til!t 1f.tll'lllnf flltd •Ith 1111 Coullt'Y .. ,.ved property tlfWltd 9tf'lll'IMl'I' ti tlll --t•VbfTN •ACt. Oni mu •. '•ct -NOTtC• °" ,UtLIC lllAattit• tlll'k of-Orllfltl' Coul'lty on: Aprll 2A. ''"· "'CT"IOUS1UStWftl '°"'"""' COrntl" -d W•rMr~'""'"' o.,r•not Ciuftrt ffoll !ft. ,\IM -SOlllll (ottl •1C11on.i z-COf\NfYl!lon l y Thlr8'1 M. Wini, Qlputy CWl'll'I' MAM• STATIMINT 11 both Cl Com!l'ltrcl tl •nd •JtHldtf!· lAIOO. cornrnlulon '#Ill hold • PIMlc flllrll'ICI Cll'l'k. The tolloWl!'lll l*"Mlfl 11 Cll)lno bllt!nt11 1111 °" Int dtv't Offlctatly Mitter T•nQllttllY I" Ttd(I Jr,) toAO. 3• t .40 Aptll 'JO ltn it t 1 m If Lf1ne 1..ch PN1t 11. Pl•" Of llf\d Use. Ad IOI Rick (Jt Wll lllrnl) 3.40 11.10 Hti'tior 'Aclmlnl"'10ttoft • tvlkllne I Mr\11 l"ubtllhld °''"°' Ct14111 Otlly .. 1161. . ANAHEIM 11'\.AlA. •I 46t NO•TH Mltw l'IM ., ... m Pl'OPOlll to .... ,. NlllY_I Ellflt*U tJ "'-""•) f.20 -~ S111lh flloot. '" H•"*' P11r1. Aprtl 21;, •ncl Ml '('· 12. lt, lm 12"6-13 1.0ARA. A"' .. HEIM, CALlflOR:HIA h ~ recr11tton cornP'U •t t1mt-f!OO. LOlll lllldl ttr ""' Pllfl'OM If ,,..l'll'IO t281l1, lnttnlcilo" of • ~nti Ana l111flent 1M lllt toutfl •Ide of tllt S•n Al.o flttc.d--W-' Ad!Oti OUll1t111 Pl!'"''" for or1ne• counrv i nd Lot PUBUC N OTICE Fr"w•r •nd Euclkl AvenU1 In OJeoo f'rMW•r from thl omctilly eo.•111 OltHn Geod1 Glne HlltlCIYtt'I H•PllY Angl!lt COUlllY ft1111'w to "" tol•lllnt An1helm. Mli1tt .. lln ot ... (!(.. . .... ,,, lnlt11"'1t fl'ltclild \lndlr ,,.,..tton 20 ,KTITIOUt I VSIHI SS THI! ,lUDENTIAL IMSU .. ANCI! Tlll_l"linnlng G.amm!Hlon Wiil «!'ltlder -No l;Cfll'Chet. l"Ublltl'lld 0,11191 (Oflst Olllf Pilot. MA.MC ITATIMIMT COMPANY 0 1' AM.ERICA. S1S1 Wlbh~~.' :":""..!!~~~~fl~\~T' ,,::i~ lll MTH •.ua. One 11'1111 ... .t( .. (Of\< Aprll 27, 21. 1'73 llJt.1> TIW fl:lllowlllO pencnt •r• dohig ''~·· I.Of; ""r''" C•lll0tlll• I• Ctlr flollce. COPies of lbt envlron"*il•I Ill"· dlllon 111 ''"" l'Ul'M ...,.. , ~ llou:JlntU •ti torn II COfoor"l IOll) PKI report. « !\l!lillllt d«l1r1t1Qn• 1r• '*'°' TOM tJ Plllflltl ue 3.20 , 3.00 PUBUC Nv1a"K".o • EOWARIM>EAN, a. ASSOCIATES. lhl• bualn.h 11 C'Ollducled 11'1' t tor• on fUt In Ille p111nnll'l!I Otl'Ktor'J cl"ct 11, Ul•r• Wt'll IC Slftrt) •.• 4 • .0 ' 13'0 Hlllct•f or .. l.10\ll'll ... ch, C..111. por1!1on. wtU •• 11 thf: alllct of ""' County Cl••• IA-Nickl• ... 1,., ... (J Wllll lmtl -lllKTITIOUS •uo•••n ms,.!_ Edw • ··-·· A 1 1 THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE •ncl "''" " •••mined by lftY ll\tfflit.lfd fl~l:••IS -llAllW STAflMIMt "''" It _, 1, U0C. 1 I C:OMl'ANY OF AMeRICA. l*'IOtl • Also Rttoo _. JUd011 Sitt Jolll'I; TM kit!O\lllN lllflldl 11-•Cllno llllllntn IGIWflW). 1• HllSc:r'IA Dr., Llfl.ll'lll ....._ SlOt*': P-r1n-Mllhlr THtSIE MATTIElltS ll't btll'IO ~ Fr~M Catcf\1 M,, Jin.I WlnbUm. 111: llldl,£1llf,. niSl Vice .. ,.,kltfll PllrtUlnl IO lht iP!tflfllflg (,. ..... Of !I'll kr11tflt!J-4l rCOl'I ROI.Ill KONA, NIWPORT, 124' W. COlitt AHKl•lt o<Nnll'l lltM'ld•ll lltlelllrd Thl1 tllltl'hlfll w11 filed wllh 11\f COiin• Stitt of C'i1Hor11l11 ~I C. Hwy .. N*"""" .... di. C.111. -811(\. UIO HIUCtftl Or,, LllUIM leKI!. ly Crtrk of Ot•nst• COll"tv on Aprll '"' 6$.ooC:" '"" tl'l(I TM ,:VM(; Tb'il2'1, NIJfTN llACI. OM tnil•J ,,Cl "'cl"<: Mt rin. Aoetpltnct C.rllOT••. C.Ut, f26U ltn. ' THOSE: DESI.ING to ttsllfy Jil.,ft't'OI' or C!•lmln1 1111ltft.-11!111'.M1.-.. Hon tC•ltl.I, inrl 1,..,.lt11 11\td ... Tutlln. Thi• bVllntt.s i. conducted~ ... '" In· HM« !n Ol»Ollllon to tMte matter• 'w111 ti. Gl'Ht 1rl1ll cs c.om ... 1 4.IO 3.00 ),20 c11nt. ttMO dlvldu11 '1•11 given tn ~l'r to do to.<d'Ju,tl\ll' Lid (P Todd) S.00 2,1(1 Thi• bl.Ill""' I• tot\Mll\t Ill' • OW· J. Edw1rd IEDtrlf THOMAS M. AU.ISOM lnlorll')•llon Is cletlrtd 'l'OU ft'l • .,...tonl•<:I Cofno HlllOWI' (J Mlller'I • lAO por•non. .._I ... l11C11 •AR.RITT, STIA""'· . ,,,. Pl•Mlftf o..nrntnt ti tiMC• ..,. Tl!M-4:0'12JS. .. ACIFIC MA!UNI Tf'llt lll,.!Mt\I ... n1..t Wlfll ""(Ol.lft-COU.lNS . tl.llASON ~ Nflr r. .... •lllM lttmt. ~ AIM> lltl~---rtd't ,l.tltl1'IOOl\I Hvr-,l.(CIP'fANCI. <;ott~TIO!t · ty (llflt of Qrf,,it (Ol.lf!IY Oii M•~ 1t, IUI Ul!*f .... TMOf; !l't.ANKJNO COMM1$SI .011'"1}1W.. rylfio """"' ~ Ni w.ttll'i' J--v . McCIOllkt'Y. ,l'tllldenl 1m Dot ..... •l1111Kl.e tlftltr t nY DF l"OUNTAIM v U.Y ' Mlcl1l 1 Tommy Ulll,I. "1f'lJ _ . _ •1t1SJ T~f!M4, tall*"'I• ~ , . CllMon Shtrntd, ~l•1V;' • $Cnl~ ... HtnOYtt-J-''"tl'Y· "ubllstitd °''"'" eo..t CJ.Illy .. llot. Publl.r.d. Ol'•nt• co.,, D11ll'( Pllol, P\lb\llhld ortnot Coott 6•1ir ,.l~t, •ufltlll'ltd Or•nv c .. .-Dllrlf Pllot. .. c....ct.......Or ... ltlM • M.ff Aptll 21. u. 11111Mty '·11, 1m 11?2-n AJW\I t, 14; fl, 11, ltn 101W'3 APl'll. Ind M•'f s, ''· lt. 1m 1156-13 Allrll 21. Im -: l'nJ.n '•Id tu.SO. ' . • • ', J.j DAILY PILOT • • i ' ,, AMERicAN STOCK EXCHANGE , I " • DAILY ~ILOT J( ~ J • ' . 't • . . Jf DAILY PILOT S..turday, April 28, 1973 TONIGHT'S TV lllGHLIGHTS KCET m 5:00 -Skylab Project. This introuc- tion to the first-space laboutory features_Skylab astronaut Lt. Cmdr. Richard Truly, Skylab student direc'.lor ..Dr. llenry Floyd, Skylab erogram director William Schnelder and a student queStloner. .. CBS e 7:00 -Henry Fonda -America Gets Away From It All. Tho veteran movie-TV actor is the boat !or this musical salute to sports an d leis- ure pursuits. Guests are Leslie Uggams, Tim Con· way, John Davidson, Johnny Bench and Lee Tre· vino. · - , KTLA B 7:30 -Los Angeles Local Emmy Awards. Bob Cr.ane hosts this event, honoring pres- entations-of the LA television stations. Presenters include George Kennedy, Don Knotts, Chuck Con· nors and Hugh Downs. KTl'V GI 800 -Hooray for Hollywood. A sal ute to America's f1lm capital with Don Adams , Don Rickles, Edie Adams and Charlton Heston. NBC O 9:00 -"The Group." The 1969 movie version of Mary McCarthy's best se ller about eight girls from their graduation from Vassar to their reunion · six years later. Candice Bergen, Joan Hackel~ Elizabeth Hartman, Shirley Knight, Joanna 11 PetteL ABC D 10:00 -ABC News Inquiry. The indus- 1 . trialized and modular housing industry in the U.S. is on a collision course with the building establish· ment. These new forms of construction are ex· amined by newscaster Frank Reynolds. ~ --... # ~,......""It"""""''" TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening APRIL21 Qi) Cit•" Could Pl•Jt l"Gft" @DPre•ltf GI!) T1tt,. dtl Slbldl m Movie: (90) .. ut. Of liMMr Dolen" (•dv) 'Jl -Guy Kibbee, fJ (]) @ aJ A Tolldl ti CrlCI 1:00 II Alllatl WorW (R) ®J WIW lin1dtll CJ fllpsl6t Richlt Havens hi lht 9:00 IJ (I} Mery Tpln Mttrt Shew (R) ft1tured performtr. 0 m NIC S.tiirdly Mme: (C)- fJ (")(I) m AIC's Wide Wtrld of (lhr) '1ht Croup" (dr1) '69 - SporU .. Nation1I Speci1I Olympics'' C.ndict Be11en, Joan Hackett, Eliza. 00 (~ :rews beth Hartman, Shirley Knl1ht, Jo•n· 0 Lloyd lridps' W1ttr Work! n1 Pettet, Mary· Robin Redd, Jes-m Mrtlt: (C) "The Vlolnt Min" sic1 Walltr, Kathleen Wlddon, H1I ' (dra) '55-Glenn F«d._!dwtrd 6. Holbrook, J1111ts Broderic!(. Urry Robinson, Barbara Stan'll')'Ck. Hatman. Thi story of eliht 1!1ls dJ Da11lel leo!lt lrom th1 time ol their &fldu1tM>n @)SkJ11b rrojtct: Studellts from Vassar Coll11e in 1933 to m C.untry "'"' their reunion, sit ye1r1 l1te1. Based QI K1111bl on the novel by Mtry McCarthy, . !UO 1J rvo ••to""" 0 CD 00 !II l•1t .,._ -O Cl) ""'9 ®l Mevit: (C) (lhr) .. Adwtnturtt 91 O U11t1Md WtrW • Youn1 Min" (dra) '&?-Rich1 nl ®) liltwle: (C) (lhl) 1'111t Prill"' Seymer, Oiane 81kflr. {drt) '63-l'aur Wtwman. GI m.cl G•111Mt G11ts11 lneludt el lit8N .i Carlbt Lou RfwJs ind Pault Kl!ley. fD LM Trwl11t'1 Coif fB NlllO lf1 lpeld llair fll) Hullltftllltl Fii• ftru• "Olivw Twist" (R) •:oouaeim--rn. """"" ~ C1J .... "'""'' t'IO IJ CIJ loll Ntw"'rt -(R) D Tiit Rt1I Dclll Stte11 Show 0 Morie: (C) (Zltr) "Waltz ti tilt ID TIM Ptn111dtrt Torullon" (com) '62-¥eltr Sel· fD Aedort Chicano "Martvll!a" (R) lers, Mar1arel lelrtiton. cm Tutrt del Slbadl D Jfews tB Thfff Sttorts ID Mlntrtty Co111111u111ty f:JO 11 Ntw1 lD:OO II 00 C.mt lmdt Show Ytltrit 0 MIC "'" Conftrellet John Harper ind Tim Conway ruest. Tunney ilJISls. fJ (I)@ (D AIC Ntw:s l~llry o w oo m •"'°""••port a T111111• Tnara fE \11¥11111 Hortlptra m ...... m Mancini G1nerltia11 fl) la Mol1111ra ll} little l1scal1 III Bo1 de Mtllct 7:001J I lflCIO§L I Htn17 fondt-Amtr· (E) Chi11111 Y1rltty ""- kl Cttl Away Frofl It All Henry EE Lou GtrdNt Show fond• is host fo1 \his musical salult 10:!0 D C.ndld C.mera to sports and leisure pUISUib. Spe· OJ Jfews ci11 ruests include Leslfe Uuams, 11:00 fJ 00 fJ Cl) Mtwl Tim Conw1y, ~ohn Davidson, John-@ M1rth1l Dillo11 ny Bench 1ndlte Trevino, (iJ loris Klr1otf Praentl 0 The Tllrill•kers m Mnlo: (C) "nit Yloltftt M111• O Bowlln1 lor Dol11rs (dr•) '5~1enn Ford, Edwtrd G. @ lllflern1n Robinson, 81rb1ra Stanwyck. fJ !lows OJ Dr. IHIJ J. Harcb 00 UFO "Survival" &) Movie 0 Dtltll V1llt1 hrs 11:15 {}) MIVie: "Cash Met.II" (tllm) '59 m Llwrtnu Wilk Sbow -James Gamer, N1t1li1 Wood. ID1tT1kts1Thltl ll:JOf)F1bulo111 52! (C) "'Jiit lnu @) Optra Theatre "Mysh~in" (R) lottlt" (tom) '64-Tony Randtll IE El C.rru1j1 0 Movie: "'Tiit Dnll .. P•r" m Llult (com) '30-Ronald Colm1n. aJ U1rt' Club @ Mowit: "Lnt 11111 ti Santa fl) Spttd Racer C111z" (adv}-Edmund Purdom. 7:l0 0 Tiit Mtlllt fKtery 0 Mtvlt : "lady hi a C.p" (susp) 0 rpmrn Loi Ana:eltt Local '&f--Olivi1 de Hnill1nd, Jen Corty. ElllMJ Aw1rd1 (2hr) Bob Crane i, (j) Movie: "A Hird °"'' "llflf' ,host for this event honoring out. (rom) '64-Th1 Be'atln. st1ndin1 presentations ol !tie LN OJ Movir. "ft11r IJtsptfn. MM• A1111le1 television stations. Pr!~nt· (dta) '60--Aldo Rty, He1thtr St11rs. 1rs will Include Geo1ge K1nned1. €E Cffl1M1 J4 Ol!n Knotts, Chuck Connors ind 12:00 O Ntws Hu1h Downs. O Mtvlt: "'t1111al'Uity Strlllf',. (j) Sports Ch111en11 (sci-Ii) '64-John Ntvl llt. 0 Let's Miki I Dell ®) MOYie: "Tiii Flptin& Snbff•" 0 MHlion $ Muvill: (2h1) "Df. (drt) '44-John Wayne. Erli~'• M•rie f 111111" (d11) '0-12:l0 O 90 TtAtstrt Dtll• Rres1 hosts. [dward G. Robinson, Ruth Go1don. 1:00 O Movie : "U11h!J r ... r" (mp) '54 m llltl h1uty (adv) '57 -Robert Hutton. m hllby Coldlbort Show m AH-Nl1ht Dow: "'lrldl ti the EE Tiit Addams ftrrtilJ Monster," "Dul• tf Wiii Pol11t. .. 1:00 II ([I All in the F1111ily (R) "l11t11dlblt PttritlH WofW" 0 g;, Cnltfpnc:y "Saddled" (R) OJ Movit: .,,....., OfOf Tlfllltt' 0 (I)@ al Hfi19 We Ce A11ln (tdv) '57-Robtrt Hutton. m I 16Cill I tlootl)' for Hollywood l:JO fJ M"'9l (C) "M11 II 1 Loekhl& (60) Oon Ad1ms. Don Riek!es, Edie Glut" (dra) '68-Sltvt FOfftst. ~dims ind Charlton Htslon iuast 2:00 Q S,.1t1111 frMly 1n _IMs sa!ott to Amtrlcl'a film l1j Mnie: "lldlld" (d11) '56- «PllOI. Richard Wldm1rtc. Donni Reed. OJ ~•pltnshlp Wmt11111 2:S5 I) Movie: (C) "Hutt" (drs) '56 -fB '*en Accfel G~rft Montiomert, Mon1 Frtem11. ( For .Advertising In OUT 'N ABOUT Phone -Norm Stanley 642-.4321 -· ... ' 'Con1aeetion' Seq11el Another Big Chase By MARY CAMPBELL Seven Ups,'' a misleading title w-' -- - --which means it's about a ~ YORK (A~J -"The special squad of police detec- French COnnectlon spawned tives who try to catch felons more.-than just a "Son Qr whoae crimes will send them French ConeeUon." It had lO prison for seven years or twins. more. There's going to be a sequel, in Paris, with Gene Hackman going there and teaming up with a gendanne played by Jean-Paul Belmondo to look for the French,rnan that got away at the end of "The French Connection." And on the streets of New York , Roy SCbeider, who played Hackman's sidekick, Buddy, in '4The French Con- nection," is starring in a movie based on the fut ure adventures of Buddy -that is Sonny Grosso, the real cop on which the character is based. And this movie has "The French Connection's" chase scene man. TllE MOVIE is titled "The On toth Avenue, a wide, northbound street favored by truckers on the West Side of Manhattan, uniformed policemen in the bocks north of 42nd Street are standing in _ the street , letting only a few · cars at a time past them, thin· ning down the traffic ahead. They're re a I cops. The detectives in the movie are in plainclothes; the only uniforms to be seen in the film are in one scene in a station house. Below 47th Street, three cars with cameras mounted on bumpers and in back seats have. been parked on a sidewalk d u r i n g a lunch break. Across the street are a row ; or parked / equipment ADVENTURE AND BEAUTY ~ trucks and a house trailer for p r-o d-u .! e r ~ d !rector fbil... D'Ant<lni. Two of the cars are pushed into the street, very carefully guided down over-the curb, with stunt coordinator Bill Hickman in the first car. actor Richard Lynch beside him, and Jerry SUmmer, who has stood in for Roy Scheider before, in the unmarked police car that's doing the chasing SUMl\IER STARTS his si ren and the chase has begun, fast, heavily insured and somewhat unpredictable, through real - though thinned -New York traffic. D'Antoni, 44, was the pro- ducer of "Bullitt" and "The French Connection" and the architect or their c h a s e scenes ; he is now directing for the first time~ "This chase scene will cost the same as the others," D'Antoni ·says. "The only way you can guage that is the an1ount of days. We're scheduled, as in "Bullitt" and ''The French Connection," for two weeks, give or take a day. "IN 'FRENC H . CON· NECTIOJ'll' it was designed to fit Popeye Doyle. It was a hard-hitting, pushing, one - dimensional kind of chase. He was ripping his car apart as he went along. It's the way we felt the Doyle char~cter wa s. "This chase is much slicker than Doyle 's. Buddy in a sense looks to take a beating at the end of this chase, but comes back at the end of the picture and gets on top. That's the kind of guy Buddy is. Experitnenting Gwenda Amy experiments with flowers for a sci- ence project in '1The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds," closing a three-week run tonight aL the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. • ANO "Finian's Rainbow" (G) • "Pick·up On 101" <Rl "FiYe FinCJers of Death" • PLUS "Chatos' Land" <R) "The Getaway" !PGJ ... "LodySingsTlle llues" {RI ClnlT IASIWOOD "Our whole sec ret is to get "Poseidon Adventure" JOI KIDD -T[OiN!COlO=t"'F'A»lAVl'.;:QN.lt ~ A Urn~r:;alt!,'"';lll.;;o CQmµany Proauctoo HELD OVER I 21td llG WEEK Now thru Tuesckly Jo11 Voltjht l11rt R•yitolds "DELIVERANCE" !RI Plus Richard Houis _"MAN IN THE WILDERNESS" NATIONAi GENERAL THEATRES NOW PLAYING RESERVED SEATS On Sale Daily 11 'Iii 9 MARLON BRANDO .bL 'pai1s " ® "::i~'Un1ttlll Artist' MON. lffRU THURS. 8 P.M. FRIDAY 7 l 9,45 SAIURDIY 1·7 & 9'45 SUNDAY 1·5 & 8 All SEATS $4.0G .,___" -'I • ·:\ ' CJNEMALANO WICOill'S •l4J -V.Ti SUN.1:U VINCENT PRICE ~WlDAYS·t:4S SAT. I SUN. 1214S "CHEER LEADERS" "SEDUCTION Of !NGA" IO'Of flATUllS .. TtD (X) you emotionally involved. We ind (POI try lo root you in so much l~".i:~~~~~~'.'.""'.'.""'.'.""'.'.""'.'."",~·F~u~u~'~' '.'.""''.'.""'~~~~ Evt. Sho,'Y Start• 7 p.m. reality prior to the chase, in the rest of the film, that the audience believes what they are seeing is almost a documentary. Then when th~y get to the chase, they are able to suspend a. certain amount of I Enrything You've Ever Heanl About CHEERL~ADERS Com11Trv1 SEE THEM DO IT IN ... Continuous Show Sunday from 2 belief and allow us to take .ber.ties._WhetL_W_e_do__the.H---~ chase." 1',\[11\t~H PICTliR!:S J:i.iER:\ATIO:\AL present~ LAURENCE OLIVIER MICHAEL CAIN in JOSEPH l. r.!ANKlEWICZ Film of ·~--"Think of the perfectcn·me ..• "Then go one step further. Also This Suspence Thriller CLINT EASTWOOD (Rl "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" CONT. SAT. • SUN. FROM 2 BARGAIN MATINEE WED,. 1 iJ.M. ADULTS $1 .00 DIUJO=VHSUON HO GLASSES-ALL YOU NEED ARE YOUR EYES E HUNTER. SEE THE HUNTED. BOTH Ar 7HE SAME TIME ~}VICKED, •lib WICKE 211t1Al CIN1MA WIST JACK LIMON IN "SAVE E Tl E .. 'Jnd,.T (IN SUllT RAQUE ert;Ot.OS ''PVll'' WELCH '" li _(-...._ . -' . ~--· ;r~~ by PALA. ~GLJCl(LEA and AICHAAO LERNER ·Oireeteo by PAI.A. Gl.JCKLEA LO.strlbtnedbyGINEMATIClN~~ GIVE US AN ® CO-HIT AT BOTH THEATRES "THE SEDUCTION OF INGA" BOTH FEATURES RATED X DOORS OPEN WEEKDAYS 6:45·SAT & SUN 1 '45: 9618 Gardin Gro\11 8oul1v;ird Gird.,.. Gtov• • 537-6600 First SOUND then COLOR and now SHOWING NOW! DUO=VllSllON Jack Warner who broug/Jt :ne /1rs/ all ra llr.•nf picture to the scrl!en says, "DUO-VISION MAKES FOR EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT AS DID THE INTRODUCTION OF SOUND ANO COLOR." s1a11mg DAVID BAILEY · TIFFANY BOLLING· RANDY ROBERl S .. £,ecut1~e Prodt1Cer WllUAM T ORR · W11Uefl. Prodoced rroT-111----lllGGfSlfl-S~ . ~Od Ouec!ed b) RICHARD L BARE G r ---·-··-=· , ·,. MllllOCQLO~ MOM CAU THIATRl rot CO.MIT, SHOW TIMES -~-POUUI More Added ' To Hollyivod Bowl Slate Los Angeles (AP) -~ than 50 American perf~ -have been added t~:--:~ Hollywood Bowl's 1973 ~ cect program, Artistic Direc- tor Ernest Fleishman an- nounced. The· latest additioia~wett conductors Eugene oinlandy of the Philadelphia Or~a, James Levine of : }he Metropolitan Opera OrcM~ll• 1 Al'thur Fiedler· of the ~~ Pops and Lawrence Foste~ the Hou.5ton SymphonY.-.-· Soloists include pi atn l s.;l:J Andre Watts and Van Cli~.' vioUnist Pinchus ZucherJD~.i,J'i, ballet stars Edward VineJ& and Allegr,a Kent and f'l* Robert Wagner Chorale. , The bowl season runs July. IO through Sept. 15. ' • ph!J "MARJOE" ********* DtllVE·IN SUPEll SWAP Mimi 'IJN!"°'mWIOtiltdl $,1,T\,llOlof I SU-.f AU llil'l't 1 l.M. TOt,A 11 llAIMll llYO. lliver1lde freow•y al l•m°" SI. 52S.352G s .. n Oltga(wy. at BrOOllhllf'M (So.I 962-2181 "'""'"""' FRENCH CONNECTION (ll "-US I llLIOTT GOUUI M*A*S*H !II Beach Blvd. , So. af G•rllfn Gravo frttlOW 53'·6282 DISNIY'S N£WIST fll:EO MicMURRAY •: , CHARLEY & THE ANGD;i{ + CINDllELlA 111 • • : .. ~ '• tmperla! bollO'fl 81ach Blvd. ~Harbor l l•d. 1511-1862 3 llG FEATURES! 1. Wickftl, Wicked IPG) ~ 2. Every llllL• Crool< & Ntnnb J. H.ilchell fr the HontVlllOO~ llto~oln llve. .. e•I •I Knatt 1 52'7·222J VIN((HI' l'llCl ~ THEATRE Of ll00Dtl1 ff; • DAUGHTERS ·~ Of SATAN !ti . •· -...!.--- KUJ.s Li1'e ': Ask A1ut~, "' • 1 • • • . .; ., '· ' :- " ., .. ,. " '• " .. ,. " • " '· y " . .. c • " ' •• .. • .. '• ; .. ' • ; ' ' ·, ' . ., ·. , ' ' ' • • • 1 i f t's a Real Sna11 .... , ..... ""' '"" Jim Kilpatrick's antics \Vith his bo\v tie delight the children (fro) eft, Kim M<;><:k, Matt ~nderson and ~arl l·lewell) and ~other Jennifer Hig~°:i~tham in :. ~?1s scene f1 om tl\e Fountam Valley Con1mun1ty Theater prod u c t ion of Chea per by the Dozen," on stage today and Sunda):' afternoons . People oggg ii ... inlheyear ~ • . 2022. • . . : ' ' .-.· lincti11 "'· w11t ol lMtt ·121·4071 2nd TOP FEATURE JAMES GARNER KAfHARINE ROSS In dl1 City C1ntr1 "Tl IEY ONLY KILL (;._ .... a.~.~.._··~•=•='~=•=3=2~~'--~....:.T~H:El:R~M:;:;A:S:TE~R~S~"~..J ,; " ., ., . ... 'Harry' Sequel HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Warner Bros. and Malpaso Co. have agreed to film a sequel to "Dirty Harry," which star- red Clint Eastwood . "GARY GRIME JERRY-HOUSER Star CHICAGO (UPI) -For a few short weeks, it looked like 28 years of clown shows and community theater w e r e behind Larry Gittleson. He landed the lead role.al Mayor Richard Daley in the musical "Boss." throw it back ln my drawer. • Fades So he'll go back to the\clown shows and the tropical plants. "Llsten, I could do worse than children and flowers," he said. "Both give me satisfaction." So would a few com· morclals, he l&d. • 51.'turday, April 28, liJ73 DAILY PILOT J 7 3rd GREAT WEEK 2nd TOP ATTRACTION Robert Redford, George Segala Co. blitz the museum, blow the jail, · " and heist 111eHOtlock Robert Redl•rd tPG) co~r "JEREMIAH JOHNSON" P1ul N1wman/Henry Fond1 "SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION" I Ac1111my Aw1rd1 1 .It,. ll11 MlnnelU "CAllARET" V ''PLAY IT AGAIN, IAM" l ath '" Coltf" (,OJ ............. almost •O<<'I"" '"' ,,2o. ___ _ ,HP,<f"> __ _ 2 TOP mll1CO zetTireW HIS flRST fllM SlNCl "l!O'>'«> g. lll.l£r "BroTHer sun SISTer MOOO" -GllAfWol FAUIKNER I JUDI BOWKER -Al EC GUINNESS ., f'Ol>I: INNOCENT Ill _____ .,....,OONQVAN -..-......... DYSON LO\llll _,__'°"..,."' SUSOCICOI O'AMICO. 1\1.NNE IHl!OSS. UNA W£RTMU.llll -FAANC0llfflR[W ---------=-•• 1--fAANCOZEFFIRHlt Jillliii;. .. -........ o .. 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NEW '73 VEGA ESTATE WAGON ! ~ Equ ipp1d with tinted glt11, 140·2 engin•, r1cllo, cu1to111 11tet. ,,. lion, white w1ll1, he 1ter, defro1ter, mirron, etc. 12115/21]6951 ONLY $7546 Mo. On •pgroved credit for thirty-1ix months, open-elMI. NEW '7 3 LAGUNA SPORT COUPE ! ~ Equipped with 1uto. tttn1., )50 ~D. VI , •Ir MIMI., tlnt-4 ti•"• vlnil roof covtr, .Powtr 1+•trin9 •1'141 brtk•11 1ttre• t•pe 1114 rtcllo, tilt whet l,1'4.0. rtdl'ilor, 1tc.\ 16911420361) ,• . $9812 r ONLY Mo. o, •P•'"?dN.LJd,, !?.!~:.~h~: J....... NEWPORT BEACH e 833-0555 ~--ilrdl------~~ . .-.:;...;. ....... ....:. ...... ~c::....:= ~,..;;..____,.,... ______ .,.. __ ....:.. On tpproved cred it for lh lrty .tfx month1, o;;'.;,";.'';;';;4.A••il • l - ' iZt ' DAILY PILOT • Saturday, Aprll 28, Jm AMBLER TUMBLEWEEDS <:DO~ITT=-:FO::llG::-11::-=T' SM':':":"A::-:1.Jt~PM:':~~ M 15 FER PA' MOXIE PAT SHE Slt>WEO US1 Fi:R DA OIH.AVV 'fORf YAGOl' U FER HER UNIQUE AN' COOL M.O., 5LoEP,,'M l1Y ,llUl7PCR, PeAR ... P IS FER I/A PIJIJGH SHE ONCE DIP ROLL IN1 ) p FER HER PEIENllON IN PA JUG, ••• (SIGtt ••• ALAS, DEAR MUWfR... e FER HER UNAUIH'RIZEP EXIT DEREFROM, MUTT .& JEFF _FIGMENTS t<JO'SIQ., ves s1R., N0 5 1i2., \lfS StfL NOS11(, yes s1 ... 14 0 S!lt. 1't FEI'. HER RECAPTURE AN' REl1UST, PlJ1' PEM ALL l'GEDP!'R PE'Y Sf'El.L MtJPPEll, DAT PEAR Oi! 11FDAP IN CELL 11LOCK 2q ! .J1 JJ . I by Tom K. Ryan YOU RE wo I DIDN'T HOURS LATE! KNOW.' -~''' I DON'T ' WATCH11'\E ClOCK.~ by Dale Hale DOOLEY'S WORLD . SALLY BANANAS GORDO MOON MULLINS () ( , I: CJ " . ..... ~ ·~ SOMETl'!IN~ WEOSSC>10 ENJOY3o~RS A<;o, J<'AYo .• - ( r ' ,..J . - Pl.U~ IT IN ANC> l.ET1S SEE IF IT cc: ) . S TILL WoRKS. / _,.,,_., ( l by Roger Bradfield by Charles Barsotti ~ -r 'l !(. J(r< ~) ~ '~ ' ' . . ,-:· . . by Ferd Johnson ..... ___ ,,.. --- NANCY ' by Ernie Bushmiller ANIMAL CRACKERS by Roger Bollen . ; ' HEY. K ID -- WANT TO MAKE A'2 DOLLAR. I TODAY'S CIGSSIDID PUZZLB ACROSS 54 ----Rainer: 1936 Oscar w inner Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: t Islamic holy t1ty 8 Cranelike device 11 Part of Quebec: Abbr. 1• Love affair 15 Avoid ·perter ming 16 Ord.of the Dr. Emp, 17 Tooth: PrelilC 1B Of whales 20 lll·bred 22 Rapidity 23 Foo!print 25 Prank 28 l ab rou tine 29 Miscalculate 30 Changed 32 Impertin ent prier 34 lnfe~1ing 39 Becpmes communics· ·tive: 2 words 42 Legisla1or 43 Brough\ back in lo use AS Greek island 46 Give an 01111 55 Over 56 Spiritu1J being 58 Woman'• companion 60 Citrut preu rvt 63 U11er 66-Balcery Item r-67-First time · thing 68 Agent 69 Part of · "tobe" 70 Oozes 71 Tall grass: Obs. DOWN ,. rndne 2 Uncle: Sc.bt. 3 Talks 4 Show--off 5 Seed appendag e 6 Pour llo·m a veuel 7 Prevented 8 Tub· 9 Miss lu"'no 10 Ga. or Calif, 21 Feri-lale: . Informal 23 Eu1ope11n·ti t!e 24 Figure of speech · 26 Resentments 27 Relinquish 30 Crime 31 Numbskull 33 Adjec1ive su!fhr 35 Jalopy 36 Ma1ked br repeti!lori 37 Observes Cilrelully 38 Selu1e 40 Russiiln river 41 Lima is its account 11 Nol fa1tened c1pi11! 49 Female ruff 12 Borders on · 44 Slopped SO T aiUess 13 Harass la!king; 2 amphibian .19 Erodo words I 47 Beiance sheet ltema: 2words 48 Investigator: ln!ormal 50 City of Flo rida" 51 Walki ng •• ···: Elated 52 Give consent • 53 FDR 's party: Abbr. 55 Supin• 57. Bova 59 Another time 61 River of Ireland 62 Mr. Burrows 64 Fis~ 65 Vision • SURE-- WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO?· PEANUTS ALL RIGHT, I GIVE UP! JUDGE PARKER I'M SURE YOU'LL LIKE THE FOOD HERE, BETSY! I MISS PEACH -' ' • • -"T"OOA~- MARCI A MA"AN Al>ISWE~S QUESr1o~S AiOUT Ttt< fE DE~A I.. MENTALIT Y DICK TRACY WE NE'ED TWE POLICE, B.Q. PLENTY. .JUST BLOW ·THIS HORN WHENEVER. I 'M ABOUT TO CRASH INTO THE FENCE by Charlie M. Schulz I CAN'T 6ET ALON6 WITH lHIS FAN.IL I(!! r-;-----~ WHERE DO 'ltJIJ 60 TO 61Vl; VI' ? I GIVE UP!! t DOH.'T KNOW WHAT THERE IS Al30UT YOU, MR. DRIVER .•• BUT· l FEEL HAPPY ANO CAREFREE WH EH I'M WITH YOU! WHV DO YOU. SUPP0$E THEY AL.L.OW!D /11EAT P7'1CE$ -ro 6'0 HIGHER fHAN MANY P!OP~E COUl.D AFFORD 8EFOR'E PUT'!'ING A CEii.iNG ON 1'1-iEM ? SMORE DOI OUR TIWCl<IS Bl!l!N 5TOU!N . ANDTMERB A Dl!AD W0""""4 ·IN THIS ONE • , ( by Harold Le Doux AeeEY, IS SOMETH ING WRONG? YOU 1.00K ll.L' MY ANSwt:" IS, N01 '!'HAT IS NOT·,o1 S/1.l-Y , QU~TJON by Mell ~~;:::i~ by Chester Gould WE'VE SPOTTED TME ORANGE VAN··GOT 'EM REO·HANOEO-- ll<REE SQUADS MOVING IN. THE GIRLS "Sometlmes I think I'm the last of the honest people- tbree of those cocktail napkins from that motel we stityed at, Ja1t month, are mlnlng." DENNIS THE MENACE 1 \ 'I \ • \ Saturdll,J, Aprll 28, 1973 DAILY PILOT 21 ' Annolnemenb . J • • • , $Oo • S'24 ' ... 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General General • General General General Ganer al 1. _ ..... f Gener1I General I~ 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUPPLY LIMITED. BA YSHORES SPECIAL! A super clean, completely remodeled home in a wonderful family community. Private community beaches, play yard, streets & other an1enities. 3 Bedroom home on 1 lh lots; formal dining roon1. large enclosed yard. all new kitchen appliances. See 2592 Circle Drive. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1·5. $74,500 '· ' • t TARBEllRUlf9'1 IN MESA VERDE ;a°oRLG~g~i Prestigious f a m i I Y Everything you want in hOme on a large ~O~x.105 a home, 4 bedtoom!f,; 3 ft. lot. Boat & trailer baths. Huge family access. 4 spacious bed-room with elegant wood WHAT IS YOUR VIEWPOINT? room suites._ 3 baths. highlights+ open-beam \\1hatever, it can't co1npare with the ,view Covered. patio. Family ceiling. Beautiful pool from this Newport Beach Co-0p apartment. room, fireplace. For· with automatic chlori- Seventh floor ! Perfect for the week·end visi-mal dllµng_ roo~. De--nator and pool sweep. tor, ideal for the traveling couple. Ameni· Iu~e f a !1'1 ~ l y kitchen Formal dining room. ties include complete maintenance, secur~ with built-ins. $43,950. Fireplace. New custo111 ity, parking, slip· privileges and a heated ~1720 kitchen. Loads of pool pool. Offered at $89,500. decking, choice east UN19UE HOMES OF NEWPORT IU.CH, 645·6SOO PROFESSIONAL Cost a Mesa area. DEMAND GREAT! Newport Crest Condominium BLUFFS -VIEW Original B(bffs. 3 Bedrooms, 21f, baths, with a fabulo1:1s vie\v. Large view side sundeck. Be~aptifully decorated, in a comfortable con· ten1porary de s i g 11. In1maculate thruout. $68 ,600 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Lovely view hon1e in exclusive Cameo High· lands. Private con1munily beach. lmmacu· late ho1ne. elegantly decorated. Light & cheerful living roo1n opens onto beautifully planted yard, large enough for a pool. 3 Bedrooms plus a den, convertible to a 4th bedroom! Shown by app't. $72,000 FABULOUS HORSE RANCH DECOR $55.600. 540-1720. t;;==:--.::4c.:'::"":::"'="':..:M~enl::.'.'.'.ll'-',..~foo"'d"------1 $ 4 2 1 5 0 0. Exquisitely 1---,---,,-ccc-:-:=:--- Genoral G 1 done inside & out. 3 MOVE IN NOW Homes, clustered about handsome courtyards, occupy one of the few remaining large properties in desirable Newport Beach. Exactly right for perma· nent residency or holiday home. Sundecks, fireplaces, wet bar;, Sun·lile "' kitchens, tuck·under double saragl!S. Healed swim· ming pool, lig!rted tenois tP1l.rt~. saunas, therapy pool AU exte- rior maintenance provided. A lasting experience irt glo1ious living! I...ocated on appro~1nalely 391h acres in Rancho Santa Fe. ":Fully equipped \Vilh all the necessary facilities to raise champion thoroughbreds plus ranch home \Vith swim- ming pool & guest house. May exchange. $750,000 enera s p a c i o u s bedroor:is. $30,5_00. Ready f~r irn; ' ,. 1 .., ........ '1111 .... IDining room, gas built· mediate possession. 3 -_ I ins. w. it h dishwasher. bedrooms, 2 baths. For· • I I C Family room fireplace. mal dining room. Fam-Oldwell, Banker· Two patios &'an atrium ily kitchen with built- REALTORS off the master bedroo1n ins. Rear living room. l .,illlllilllllt.mllllll ... tlloj suite. Open-beam ceil· Fireplace. Very lovely HARBO-R * Open _j./ouiJeiJ * Sunda'I f-Sp.m. 1724 Galaxy Drive .............. $139,500 1812 Pt. Taggart Place ............ $81,900 1532 Keel Drive .................. S88,800 545 Via Lido Nord ............... $129,500 210 Via Lido Nord ............... $195,000 17782 Oak Tree Lane .............. $54,990 f630 Antigua Way ............. $118,500 2836 Alta Vista ... $67,500 2211 Waterfront .. .. .. ..... $89,950 19241 Beckl'(ith Terrace ........... $92,500 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-5 600 Poinsettia . . . . . . . . . . .. $61,500 1321 Outrigger Dr. $97,500 1823 Glenwood . . . . . . . . . . . $89,500. OPEN SATU~DAY 1-5 1380 Galaxy Drive ............ $195,000 *********** OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 210 VIA LIDO NORD Prime Lido Nord location. Pier & slip, 4 bedrooms, din. rn1 .; 4 baths. $195,000. Kathryn Raulston UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5. 17782 OAK TREE LANE. Come see this 3 BR., 21h ba. & bonus r1n. townhouse -an outstanding value -$54.990 w/land. NIGUEL SHORES -PRIVATE Charming, im1naculale 3 BR, deni near beach, tennis. Move·in cond. Completely furnished. Priced to sell now! $74,900. Bob Yorke ing thruout the house. yard. Plush new car- Elegant· Iiving. 540-1 720 pets. 540-1720 2955 H'ARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-1720 General General elinJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Lind a Isle Waterfront Cuslo111 4 bdrm., 5 bath home \Vith view of mam cl1annel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing & 3 frplcs ., give. a wal'm intimate feel- ing. \Vaterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, view deck . Many other f~~tures. . . . .. .. .. .. .. ...... ' .. .. $295,000. Linda Isle Waterfront Beautiful, new 4 bdrm., 41h ba. home on lagoon, wiU1 living rm., family rm., lge. game rm. or 5th bdrm ........... $255,000. Linda Isle Waterfront Cuswm 4 bdrm., 41'> balh home on lagoon. Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room, bi!liard room ...... $250 ,000 For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Please Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Ba y5ide Or., Suite I, N.8. 675-6161 Two, three l four bt4rooms. llOll1$65,495 From Pacific Coast Highway, up Superior Avenue to Ticonderoga, and dlrect ly to .=::12 Robo n Court. Telephone: {714) 645-6141 Sales Office open d1f1y 10 1.rw:, to sunset NewpMt Crest is 1 Project of Ptcific ft.C.,Jnc.Robert H.Gr1nt Corporation. Cener1I Contr1ctar j < ?973 Ptcilic M.C .. hit . COMPANY REALTORS 1841 E. Coa st Hwy., Corona del Mar ··s elling ~~l._Estate in N_!.wport Harbor _ ,. Since 1944" General 6 73-4 400 (;r.nera1 Open. .JJ.oudeiJ BALBOA ISLAND 310 SO. BAYFRONT OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-5 Spectacular bayfront duplex. Creatively de- signed 3 bdr1n .. 3 bath upper unit featuring roof deck, study overlookil1g master bdrm. & priv. patio. Lo\ver 3 bdrn1., 2 ba. unit now rented. On shore mooring incl. tJ EWPORT BEACH 415 BAYSIDE DRIVE OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 =:=• :;::.:.-A beautiful garden patio creates a feeling General ...;eneral of serenity upon entering this beautiful 4 ~----I bdrm., 4112 bath bayfront home. Features MOTHER•IN-LAW N N incl. lge. saw1a, deli, priv. pier that will ac-SOLUTION OW Of ever GREENBROOK commodate a 50 rt. boat & a beautiful sandy · ·' · · AT ITS FINEST beach in front. Very accessible location. Of· A suite of her ov.'11 ... 11 s a Ht 1he i·cclut:cd price of I d t $249 500 -----·-00\/ER-SHOREH!EAUTY-- View! Most desirable area. Make offer. Owners have purchased smaller home. 4 BR., 3th . ba., frm. din. rm. & Jge. fam. rm. \V/fireplace. Muriel Barr large finished bonus \\'ith a $21,!Jj(), Beautiful 2 BR on There's onl 0 of these ere a ' · -hftll--·hath-tl~-even-tt..-v.·el· -51'-· *-160'--R-4-lob -N~w "beatitirur ?'bcc~m-2 liath -•"'--·W-illiam-·Winton· Real-Estate ~~~1 ~~·;s•~:~:1nc1 a~v.·a~ cai1BE~4£~sNOT hon1es ou 1he nuirkct. It's 229 MARINE , BALBOA ISLAND 675--3331 immaculate in evrry \\'RY ...,....,~....,....,....,....,....,~....,~~"""""""""""""" b1 ~~.u!iful bedroon1s, largde DE LAY I like a n1odc l ho1nc. LaJ"gc General General 1v 1ng ro om an covered p a tio, lush homen1akcrs clt~ain of R Newport J.1ndscapin;.!. Also use of :i I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; kitchen. BETTER HURRY! C'luU and pool for only $6.00 WORLD AT YOUR FEET Vie\v the yachting action -bay & ocean, from your ringside seat. Ne\vly decorated home -3 view bdrms. & ba's. $195,000. Mary Harvey EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES One of the most delightful homes. 4 Bdrms., family rm .. living rm. \Vith beam ceil . All this & a pool. vie,v. $139,500 .. Eileen Hudson NEW LIST ING -LIDO BAYFRONT Lovely & immac. 5 BR., 5 ba. home on Nord. Paneling. Parquet flrs., lots of charm plus room for large boat. $279,000. Charlene Whyte , JUST LISTED Harbor Vie'v Hornes, Portofino. 3 BR .. fam. rm. plus detached game room. 3lh Baths. Very clean. Lots of brick. $81,900. To see, call Howard Wells • LOOK AT THIS VIEW! Most popular Sandpiper model. 4 BR., wet bar, profess. decor. Best land -ocean & nite view! Many extras. OPEN SAT. & SYN. 1·5. 1321 OUTRIGGER. LaVera ffurns SEASIDE SOLITUDE A decidedly outdoor feeling dominates the glass enclosed living rm. w/frplc., in this charming 3 BR,, 2 ba. Corona de! Mar .home. $67,500 . Gary Knox ............. 'ColcWAJl!,Blnker ' -~- UW7Dt 644-2430 847-6010. at per 1nonth. Call NO\\I OPENTIL 9. IT'S FUN ro BE NICE.I Fairview 842-2535. OPEN TIL JI • 1rs FUf'I ro BE NICE• General THE REAL ESTATERS 646,88i1 {anytime) General lIAR BOR VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONTEGO MODE L THE REAL ESTATERS 4 bedroo1ns, family -room, forntal dining: carpets, drapes, super_Iandscaping, covered patio, wood deck. LIKE NEW PALERMO MODE L 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining, wet bar; up- • grade ~arpets, floors. Perfect for your !amillf ~ OPEN SUN. 1 -5 71S MARGUERITE This is where it is -the best of old Co rona de! Mar. 2 Bdrm. duplex with guest qtrs. plus ivy covered cotta2e. Brick frplc.. 2 patios; top condition. lncoine $675 monthly. INCOME UNITS -COSTA MESA 1\vo 4-plexes, 2 blks. from Newport Blvd . $65,000 Each. Great units, always rented. CULVERDALE -IN IRVINE Char1ni ng 3 bdrm. with luxury features. Per· feet cond. Just move in & be happy. $35,000. CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX Highly custon1ized owner's penthouse unit with ocean view. $97,500. Q, Orange Coast REAL ESTATE 644 4841 2600 E. Co ast Hwy., Corona del Mar General General -*: BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS -*: 1915 PT. WEYBRIDGE OPEN SUN. 1·5 A sharp, upgraded Porwfino model. 3 BR., :1 ba's, \vilh a cha rming, ef£icienl farm kitch· e11-Easy malnt. la ndscaping & bestoi all, the bonus area is stressed to code & ready to be your dream studio. ' 1537 SERENADE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 A pretty special, spe cial house. 2 BR.1 2 ba's., with a convert. den. The topper -a large gleamin g nol in a park·l!ke setting. BLUFFS-.. BLUFFS-.. BLUFFS GREAT NEW SELECTION FABULOUS BUY Couldn't duplicate the tremendous value in this beaut. upgraded I yr. old 3 BR., fl\ffi, r1n ., 21h baths, \v/lge. priv. patio, free- standing condo. on wide, colorful g(een&tlt it1 low 1naint. area. for only $61 ,500! t r OPE N SAT. & SUN . 1-5 324 VISTA TRUCHA "OFF VISTA DliL ORO"' 3 CHOICE ONE LEVELS END UNIT on beaut. Vista Cajon, in-Early Bluffs. Charn1ing 3 BR., 2 ba., lovely encl. brkfst. lanai. $65,500 END UNIT, beaut. decorated & upgraded 3 BR., 2 ba., fam. rm., "Paula" plan, 1800 sq. ft., lge. 'vrap around patio. 1 Yr. old. $64.500 j END UNIT. Spectacular "Paula" plan. Pro- fess. decor. & upgraded, on lovely elevated lot, w/encl. priv. patios. $79,500 Including U1e land. NEW, 4 BR ., 3 BATH$-,$66,9,. t.I • I'm very proud of these exceP,tionai;Ly Ince, new exclusive listings. P lease 'call & let me show them to you. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-4134 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNlTY Super sharp & clean fourplex ·in beSt rental area of Costa Ivlesa . Gross monthly· income $655. Good tax shelter, $88,500. · General ·MAC.~A.IL IRVINE _______ .,., ______ _ FINER HOMES BIG CANYON , 4900 SQ. FT. of sumptuous ,living. FCi~ sive outdoor areas ~/Big l;aliyoq;;fatr- '"ay vista:;;. 5BR. FR, formal DR & 5 b'ths. Poll y .John ston 642-8235. (N20) ' ~ BAYCRES'T ,., , Spacious 4BR, 3 bath-huge master BR. Close to schools. Frank Peralta 642-8235. (N21) LINDA ISLE . Elegant home for entertaining, protected patio on the lagoon & space for 3 boats. $285.000. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. #54 Lindo Isle. (N,22) "OLD BLUFFS" Spaciousness & charm. 4BR or 3 & den. vastly upgraded. $76,500. Ron Sherman 642-8235. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 p.m. 2120 Vista Laredo. (N23) TURTLEROCK PRESIDENT HOMESll Choice of 2 with fabulous VIEW~ELE· GANCE-PRlvACYf!The -Ha!Iniaik of prestigious living! ~BR (or 3 + den), DR, FR. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (N24) -R;>;RE BA I:B'OA-OCE»IFROl:IT - View miles of beach & shoreline from lux- ury 4BR. 4 bath. Every built-in imaginable -beautifully decorated-partly furnished. lmmed. possession. $177,500. (N25) BAYSHORE BARGAIN 4BR, 3 bath home ready for remodeling. New So. patio. Shown by appt. Dona Chi· chester 642-8235. (N26) LARGE FAMILY HOME 1 Beautifully decorated SBR-3 bath Somer- set in Harbor View liomes. Formal DR, large FR w /wet bar & FP adjoining coun- try kitchen. Pool sized lot-fenced w/sep. veg. garden. Great buy at $79,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (Nil) P.ALATIAL LINDA ISLE Every weekend a holiday in this magnif. icent colonial style SBR, 41'> bath Say· front home w/50' boat slip & private ter- race. Owner transferred to NY & priced to sell now! OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m : #53 Linda Isle. (N27) LIVE W/THE PRESIDENTS Join the executives th3t live & play in Big Canyon. Highly customized new Deane home w/2 master BR suites, pool sized yard. special carpeting, paint & landscap- ing included. $96,500. J o y c e Edlund 642-8235. (Nl3) CAM EO HIGH LANDS_ Canyon & ocean view, walk to beach. 3BR & den or 4BR, FR. $71,500, Charlene Reich- mann 642-8235. (Nl6) ---·---.... -· [Irvine I -·1.-"'""'C:-''., I 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR,. N.B.( ' for Action ••• Call 642-5678 HARBOR VIEW HOMES REALTY 833-q780 IOI--1141•1211 114411acAtaw 144·1210 _,..t ....,.,Coll!omlo NHI !~!i~!S!t!i!u!i!1'~!~36~~t:~:1~~:~~t:!:::~· ... I tor Action ••• ca11 642~11 I t I ., -- • • . ' OAllY PnOT ' ' II . --. ' . .. . ' ' . . . . ~ ... BUYING 3 UNITS.? . 1 _,,,.... 11~1r _,..... 111811-Before you do look at the advanlages of this 1.. _____ _, '1..------' --..... ~I ~ .. -m 'l~I' _,__ I~ I -fl/to!o . J~! . -1-...... illv .. tnie~t il\.-.Coµ:Jp~o Jl .biplu i,p. terms of reduced maintena11ce and down., G4tnertl f.ieneralGene ;~~re~l;;;;;;:;i,;i~;I;;;;;;;;~~~·~;;;;::;;;;· ~°";;:-:=;';;';;;;;;~;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;I ~ Geaerfil We have S Condos, each priced well ~loi• ;:;;:::;:;;.;;;. _____ .....;.-.,4 _____ _, What the-models sell for. Each are 2 Bed-·.A N-port: Rlvl•a • room, 11>.Saths, Elect S~I Kitchen. Ca r· ,-r"'4tfle-S.it/, $35,500! ·: ~-·, * * * *' · * *· pelj?d, Priva\e l,'a\ios. 5 '· or 10 ~ Down OK 2-Sty-Rltduced _,..,M-~ ... O~'ller must sell $18,000 each. Call any-A .. -... AlllASSOCIATES·. Ju;-r HEOuCEo 1100<1. ~ ~·~~ -~ JAYLQI 1'Q. *·· tim~ 64&-0555. --~ _?':"~ Irongate .. i:rury . ..slaleloycr. T ~-~ _J. REALTORS M»•;v, . '"'"' 11"'P1"""· 1::.F.Colesworthy&C.0.:R· -eaJ•~-LINDA ISLE 2828EASTCOASTHiGHWAY Giant l•m•ly "°"'· t~er, ...,~ BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB -' This g~ori-·• home' Is a line b 1'lders own kitchen, 4 king 'ize bed-· p ular 1 in .... -CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. '"'"'"· Nf;W CARPETS! DISTINCTIVE HOMES Exclusive C.C. area. op P an ..... home. He .lhcorp<irated fabulous features Enclmied paLlo. Ju•• thlok . . . . 4 BR home by ,ll""!dmoor. Lge tam rm, such as oak cabinets, sandblasted doors and 644·7270 2 t1l01-y + olyrnvic pool + formal dining room & 3 bath~. View of pa .. · beams, spe~ially d~signed carpets and MUO I MOHE · ONu· TENNIS BUFFS Uos from all rooms. :>Car garage. Siii' drapes. and a steam bath and a whirlpool. _._. 135·500' IMMACULATE ed · h · •104 900 ~ ... tfJWnc home • cau now Adoption Guild Tennis Tournment t_ropbies rowid by more expensive omes. • , . Four bedr00ms, over 4000' of luxury living. • DELUXE DUPLEX • 645-0303. now on di splay in our window. Form. ore in· 29 AUGUSTA LNE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6:30 Call 675-7225 . CORONA DEL MAR · Beautiful tree-lined street in Old Cdm. BOTH formation ref!arding this prestige tourna· THE ''BLUFFS"-CONDOMINIUM ROOMY Both insjd~ and out justJhehomc for a large family. Beautifully decorated, 4 bdrm. with formal dining room. Ample room for a large pool in this Laguna Hills loc~tion. 586-0222 MESA DEL MAR High Demand· Area -Act Now!! 4 Bed- rooms, 2 Baths, B_rick Fireplace. Walk to all Schools thru Jr. College_ $38,950. (:all anytime, 646-0555. . SAN CLEMENTE • · Six ·individual "villas" rising on a sloping lot, just 100 steps to a bath\flg be~ch. All are spacious two bedroo1n un its wi th large living rooms and balconies. Very good ocean views from upper-units. A' motivated seller says "Sell". 675-7225 CAPO BEACH A grand view from the balcony of this in- come duplex. This must be the investment you're looking for. Brand new and a very promising tax write off. Phone us today for additional information. 586-0222 ,LIGHT & BRIGHT Large Corner Country Style Kitchen with Serve-thru to Back Yard. -Rai sed Living Room with Cathedral Ceiling and Soft ye llow Carpet that is like neW. 4 Bedroom, 21/2 Baths, Fireplace. 4th Bedroom could be Formal Dining Roon1 or Den. Everyone will like the back yard for it is a real Recrea- tion Area. Home ;s 3 years new \Yith a Shake Roof. HURRY ! $4 1.500. Call anytime. 646-0555. CORONA DEL MAR DUP~EX South of th e ·Highway with a convenient loca· tion for those who rather walk than drive to shops and stores. Beautiful, ·brand new, all single construction. Fresh new landscaping. '£pacious three bedroom units with fireplaces and exposed beams. 675-7225 , DELUXt; UN ITS llAVE 3 bedrooms, den, menl , drop by our Eastbluff office. Recenty a furn. "Dolores" model on beau- fireplacc, 2 baths. builtin kitchen, PATIOS BE CLOSE ·TO .THE COURTS tiful greenbelt. Custom features throughout 2 blocks to shopping and schools. Choice lo-Spacious three bedroom Bluffs rondo local· this lovely 3 BR "end' unit w/2¥.i:baths. ca tion .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . ..... $98,500. I ed on Vista Ornado. Two baths, private patio,· Choice wallpapers, del Piso tile, etc. $79,950. e SOMERSET MOOEL e HARBOR VIEW HOME \Velco1ne children in this family T\VO STORY 5 bcdroo1n, fan1Uy room ho1ne \vWch fea- tures 3 baths, for1nal dining room, \·VET BAil, large conveni~nt kitchen \Yith all the extras. Tremendous fenced yard on dead- cnd type street. FEE LAND ...... $79,900. e SUMMER'S COMING e OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Swiln on your own private beach, a step from your front door. Two la rge bedrooms .and 2 enjoy,able fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe· property like this only comes along once- in-a-lifetime. Call no\v for appointmei:it. .................... "". $14-0,000. SWIMMER'S DEL IGHT in this . 18'x36' heated POOL , Great EASTSIDE location! Close to IVestcliU shop- ping. 3 Bedroom, convertible den, 2 baths, fireplace, plus ROOM TO ADD ON. 10% dow_n -O\Yner \1,1i!J carry 10 l;b -2nd T:D. $39,500. Call for appointment. BUY NOW 24-07 NOV!A OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:3111; 1 • • • move-in condition; deep pile custom carpet· 'PAY LATER ing. Vacant and ready for immediate oc-BIG CANYON-$124,500 cupancy. $59,500. Wonderful floor plan in this spacious 5 bed-(.'hu1·ming ll\"O bedroom ho1nc in Coronn del ~tar. Ll·•l'iC <..>plion for one y P 11 r . Com plcccly furnished, 111<1vc-iu condition. Great home !or entertaining. See il to appreciate it. It.lea! home for someone rnoving into the area \vith buying on 1hl' n1i11d hut needs Un1c 10 think it 01·er. Option price $60,000. Call 673-85.10 for np- polntn1ent. oPfNTIL 9 • IT'S F'UN TO BE NICE'! THE REAL ESTATE RS SEASHORE · COTTAGE ONLY $1300 DOWN Clean & sharp. 2· 8.-den or 3 hdnns, 1 1 ~ bath. &lier 1\•ill pay $1,CXXl of buyers closin g t.'f>S ls. Hurry? $26,000. Call Realtors 54~1-{1465 Open e\'es. ' RANCH· STYLE *SPECIAL* 3 BR in<'lucles forinal dining rn1, beaut floor plan, 11ark in back y<irrl. Onlv :S37,fil0. Call &l;t-. 7221 ' 173:1 \\'eslclHI Dr .. N.B. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX room home with family rm & formal DR. 3 Fireplaces. Popular open b"eam vaulted Here is home & income for the most dis-ceilings. Good cptng & drapes & beautiful criminating investor. Two units-each witb. l and~c3ping. Circular drive. Fine location. 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 o/.i baths, buil~in 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 kitchens and just 9 years new. Excellent , , DOVER SHORES-$225,000 rental record \Vith long term tenants. Shown FabulOus 5 bedrm home on' Galaxy Drtve & by appointment. $82,500. · includes the land! Lge fam rm, formal DR, BACK BAY -COUNT THE EXTRAS 4112 baths & 3-car gar. Fully air.conditioned, Courtyard entry, garden kitchen, formal din-miniature pool w/jacuzzi & Sil!\ room off Ing room, eating area in the kitchen, vaulted master bath. On a street.to-street site. beam ceilings, familr room with fireplace, 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30' decorator wall covermgs, 2lfi: baths. Honest, LINDA ISLE-$245,000 this is more than lust a· 4 bedroom hoine. Impressive entrance in t.llis fine quality built . We would love to show it to you. $52.900. bayfront home. Abundant del Piso tile makes HARBOR HIGHLANDS a minimum maintenance. Pier & slip for up to 65' boat. 4 BR, FR, formal DR, billiard FIVE BEDROOMS -POOL rm & 4\', baths. Luxury thruout. Walking distance to Mariners School and 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 \Vestcliff ~hopping. New paint in and out, o o NTRY c UB new floor coverings in the built-in electric BIG CANY N C U L kitchen and dining area. Three baths plus sep-Exclusive & beautiful ! Prestigious living in the heart of Newport Belich in a private arate service porch. Price reduced to $57,;500. Country Club area with security entrance~ BA YCREST Lovely near-new 5 BR home w/fam rm & EARLY AMERICAN SEmNG formal DR. Fine cptng & drapes. $114,950 Custo m built FIVE bedroom and THREE BIG CANYON-$159,500 bath home. ']'his home has an easy flowing Custom quality & professionally decorated. center hall floor . plan. Large family room 4 BR home \Vi th huge FR w /rose,vood panel· \Vi.th fireplace; separate S"ervice porCh and ~ ing, lge DR & great kitchen. Open beam eating area in the kitchen. Large corner lot ceilings, auto. sprinklers. air·cond., lavish \Vith ample ro om for a pool. J ust reduced tile floor in entry hall , loads of storage. lo $75 ,000. , WATERFRONT-$140,000 C F COLESWORTHY Luxury • "Channel Reef". Completely re- • , furbished with plush cptng & drapes, beams/ paneling, abundant marble & inany other . · . E -1..--INEOMEl-~~--1------FAMIL:Y-HDME . Dana aieii' duplex is just wal ting'for you. Up-TWO STORY ... for the large family with 640-0020 fine appts. 2 BR, 2 bath "own-your-own". Adult occupied. Pool , grea~ vu, pier/slips. ·we HAVE RENTALS LIDO ISLE -RARE BEAUTY , stairs unit now vacant and waiting for yo u a need for many extras. SEPARATE; family 1 • • • • • • • • • I!'""~:"'"""""""""""~'""""'!~""""""""~ -' -lo-ehoose--the-tenants~3--bdrms~ln-eaeh-unil, ...Joom,-5. bedl:ooms~3 .. baths~LARGE .. kitchen ~__NEAR_SOUTH General Generel T.V. cable and 3 car garage. This structure wiLh di!1ing area. PLU S a formal dining COAST PLAZA liijjjiiiilji------~-------.. 1 is only four y.ears old and l90king for a uew roo1n , t1,vo fireplaces (I in the upstairs 1nast. l\1U/)'T jlAVE QUICK SALE.\I owner. $63,000. Phone to se'e1t today. 586-0222 er suite). Large fenced yard for the children. ·3 UR, 2 Ba, huge country I + 2 556.500. kitchen, squeaky clean and ___ __ neat. large covered palio. Barrel,! EASTSID E COSTA MESA. 1 Home, 2 Par--~ pool-sizt· lot. P1icc<1 Mght at eels of Land . Near St. Joachim. 3 Bedroom, *' OPEN 1-10.USES , *'' 1'1.950. 2 ·Baths, Dining Room, Fireplace. $46,900. 546-~80 Call anytime, 646-0555. 5 BDRM & FAM.-2053 Port Province, Har- Open Eves. ' · bor Vie1,v 1-Io1nes, Newport Beach. $79,900. NEW CUSTOM HOME Open Sun 1-5. ~"_±:~HERITAGE Spectacularly designed three bedroom ho1ne on C.D.M.'~, choicest street. Magnificent high wooden ceilings and _large glass ex· panses afford outstanding ocean and canyon views. This is the best buy in "Old Corona"! 675-7225 ~ !;,'iif,'' ' . _. COUf<l'l'RY CLUB J,.i'Vl~1 . Build Y9Uf dream h9me in Uil1oi!IQ.!t beau- tifully 'planned commuruty. Reiilly· ii has . everything. fulncho La Cos ta is the place to be and this location is only $16,000. Phone us today. 586-0222 12 APARTMENTS llrlany Alternatives to Financing and Owner· ship. • May Trade Down for Smaller Units. • May Trade for Land Suitable for 3 to 5 Units. , •.May Cany._2nd .Trust . Deed. __ .• All Units F.urnisned. Good Rent Schedule. Heated and Filtered Pool. $172,800. Call any- time, 646-0555. HARBOR VIEW BEAUTY Gracious four bedroom one story with out· standi~g fatnily room. informal eating area and kitchen arrangement. Luxurious new decorating \Yith fine carpeting and waH- paper. Magnifit:ent view of the whole Har- bor Area. 675-7225 SWIMMING POOL 'l'h_is is a home 've're sure your family will e!JJOyithe. year. round . The pool area is just right for entertalning your Ir.iends , Mlssion Viejo is the place to live and thii ·E':I D9rado Sorrento is right for you. 4 bdrms and only $40,500. 586-0222 ' SUPER DUPLEX EASTS IDE COSTA MESA . Pin Sharp from Top to Bottom. Each are 2 Bedroom Dining Room. 3 Garages. HURRY! $53,950. Call anytime, 646-0555. BALBOA ISLAND Roomy five bedroom.home with such charin. ing features as an· upstairs fireplace, bal· conies off,,.all the bedrooms, a completely separate in.Jaw" wing and a lovely ex~ I terior. 675-7225 ' I LEASE HbME Enjoy living in Mission Viejo no"' \Yhile leas· J ing this 4 bdrm., single story home. Superb locatio~. Only SJ50 per month includes the gardemng service. Phone us today 586-0222 ·for more infOr1n ati on, 5 BR, FAM RM-2074 Tustin Ave .. Back Bay, Newport Beach. Open Sat & Sun 1-5 AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TORS • 644-7270 General ·General 1.;:.;c.c;....;:.o. __ ~-- COLLEGE PARK 3 BR + POOL Situated on a quil'1 st1·1,ct. this hOllll' is in S!}ftl'klinl.! c·ondition inside-n!ld 0111. Features charn1i11g t•o1111!ry kitchen 11'ith ne1v cushion~d floor !Hes, upgraded shag carpeting in livin...-: 1•00111, and lovely pool, pa!io and yard \l'ith lo1v 111ain!cnanet' for full honic-Jivin~ en. jO)_;JllCn!. Pri1·l'd al .t,1fl.!i(I{). Please pltont' 546-23"fJ for additional inforniation and uppoin1u1ent. OP£N TIL II • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE' ®' ' ' '' - THE REAL ESTATERS $17,000- NO MORE -.... ·-···-.... ------' MESA VERDE! VIEW+ POOL FORMAL DINE PHl;\IE r-.1ESA \7ERDE VJE\V LOT! 3 yeal' old "NE\V" Republic hon1c! 2 sto1·y executive. Sunken Jiv. in~ room. FORMAL DIN· JNG ROOM! Chef's kitchen \vi!h VIE \V or Ca1aJina! 111f<1ssivc family roon1 with \\'1'1 bar. 4 giant bedrooms. SUNl)ECK with V·IEW! Sparkling blue POOL! Ja- euzzi pool too. L<lw main- lcnance yard. 3 car garage. r.Iust sec -Cali nO\V 645·0303. lllKISt L 01\0~ " RC,4 l 7(JR~ REALTORS • • • • • • • • • 1 NEWPORT DUPLEX "I HA TE. ONE HALF BLOCK TO BAY -One block y ARD WORK" lo ocean. Immaculate unit perfect for owner Ne11•porl Heigh!s anrt de- signed ror the guy that t.-ould kill a Sequoia. Spa. or top rental plus great bachelor unit. Ideal "Starter"· units for young, or not-so·young. $52,500. "°'" lh<"I'< bedroom c~n-NEWPORT DUPLEX 1C'n1porary style home, rea- l~s·ing a la1,-gf'.family 1"00111. NEW ON THE MARKET -Walk one short ~~· b<i1hs, 2_ Iireplae~s and block to ocean -T\VO & t\YO bed o - 1 n re rcs11 ng split-level . . _Toms noor plan. I::xpansivc niani-good cond1t1on . Call for more details. cured \andscapln_g ~ve~ don't WE HAVE RENTALS I orter. The easy hfc, $52,000. • c. F. Colesworthy THE BALBOA OFFICE IS OPEN DAILY - Realtors 640-0020 to serve the beach area in all phases of Real BALBOA Estate. Many Summer rentals are available as \vell as yearly. Drop in -714 E. Balboa PENINSULA Blvd. or phone 675-4060. ~INT $55,000 "' ~.!fice~~t?P!n ~•tEr_cfays J $1.tnclJ.Y• PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 I ••••••••• Vt;>ry c!e1H1 3 br/rlcn St \\'Ol'k TUCKED AWAY .~hop in rear. Lolli or IN A QUIET CORNER Ofo, pl'i\'acy I\' i lh chain-link i\1ESA VERDE 4 Bedroon1s. fcnee ru'Ound this charn1ing 2 Oaths, Ia1nily roon1 and home!. Prii·c iii firn1 -hut larJ;:c scparalc living roon1. easy fin11ncing! 0\Vllt'l' suys Perfect sc 11·i11g 1\·iU1 sell 111111·! bc11utlful landscaping. Close \\'Al.f(ER & LEI·: Hcaltors ro schools and shopping. Call ;M--0022 us CJUick. Priced 0 n J y Spac 3 RH .• ~ fain rn1, l~~ OWNER ANXIOUS-~3,1.jij(). bu, frplt-. pool-size yard, $27,000 546-5880 Open Eves. shake roof. s:t!,950. C I . --GEM1--r~11·~~' Y~~\,~ 1151!~h'. ~ ~1~~ I lGlO \V. Coast l!11y .. NB * SPECIAL * carpets, dhl. tie tac h c d REALTORS 642-4623 BAYSHORE DR. -short gnrUJ,,>e. Cilll ~1·16--86-10 Rfd Daily Pilot \V11nt Ads have ~!stance to Priv. beach. 4fe. Carpel , Realrors • • • • • • • • • I bnri..:ains galore. hv. rni. plus lgc. dining -0nerol G n I Ge 1 area. 3 BR., 2 ba's. (mstr. 10111\1 1. 01\()\ Pt A, t" ~~~§§~J(~§§~·:J•~er~a§§~~~§§§n~e~r~a~§§§:~il BR. is lge., ,,,./sep. bath); "" ~ "I I " " JI " " 11 " " I BA YSHORES today At ---------' 'IC.1 ==-i ~ ne\,•ly decor. BEST BUY IN ' ~.500. CALL TO SEE. :: NUMBER ONE! "C" THOMAS Iop Listing " " Realtor ' 2'24 \Y. Coast Hv..Y 548-5527 I Newport Beach Eve ~4.1 ,,1 • Beil College,Park " location and Selling Salesmap for the month of Mlrch ~at the Costa Mesa office o{ COATS • Excellirit Conclitiol'I :: • Use Any Convention- & WALLACE' REA,L ESTATE WHS ARMAND FEVERGEON. B e i n g TOPS in both catagories is truly a fete-to be recognized . 1! you have 11 ! al Ltnder for Best Terms SOMETlllNG SPECIAL • IN COLLEGE PARK Small elegant villa for discriminating cou- ple. 2 Bdrms, 3 baths. Room for pool. Walled & gated for privacy. Call for appt. THE "BLUFFS"-FOR LEASE NOW "Linda" 3 BR 2 ha. Patio. $495 Mo/lease. CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS Big Canyon-on fairway .......... $ 59,950 Bayfront-great location . . . . . . . . $150,000 Office Open Saturday & Sunday "Our 28th Veer'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Gener1I General & BEACl-1 REALTY ' ~uv•><<> Tf<I ..... ., ••• ,. \• .. Cl .... FROM $27,500 TO -7 ? "Condos", Income, View Property Choice Selections Realistic Valu411 TRIPLE A.A.A. VIEW Magnificent over all :views of channel, ocean.. & lush foothills -add interest & value to this just listed Broadmoor high qqlity home. 4 BR. plus convert. den or 5 BR., '1ith 3\-2 baths & bit. only 5 yrs. It's Fashion Island close -architecturally perfect -& appraisal priced. Please call 675-3000 SOUTH OF HWY. DUPLEX Owner has this nice two 2·BR. unit all dress· ed up for you. New carpets -newly paint· ed, clean & inviting. Cor. location. More privacy. Not far from Fashion Island -well priced at $72,500 or will trade up. Please call 675-3000 A "CONDO" FOR $27,500 Hold the phone! This could be it. 4 BR.. 3 ba. Close to beach. Good condition. Some furn. included -nice cpts & drapes; lge. kitchen with bit-ins. A H. Beach offering at much under local prices. Now offered at $27 ,500. Please call 675-3000 DUPLEXES $63,250 Ocean side of Hwy., better Corona. del Mar location -there are 4 units. Must be sold ' together. 2 R-2 (you own) lots. 4 Garages. Long time tenants. One of the best valu .. we've had i11 · a long time. 0 ff ere d at $126.500. Please call 675-3000 200 FT. TO OCEAN Choice of 4 & 2 BR. Seashore Drive duplex. All beautifully upgraded. Lower 2 BR. unit with furniturei large yard & on cornet. Ex· cellent income potential, & the price is right -$82,500. Please call 675-3000 BAY & BE ACW RF.Al.TY '"' '<' ........ \ .. L, "' --------' ea! Eslate needs, give ARMAND a call. He would like to add you to his lisl of Happy Customers. e 3 Btdroom1, 2 baths A sparklint: cir.an WC'JI n1ai11· family room, formal tained 3 bedroom. 2 bath dining hOmf' with formal dining, lnm!ly room.· pool sized O I I S.I n-a fo I h .........1 • Pool Siztd Yard yard and Inside lallndry on ·pen "I-" u ~'· r man wt v- :: •. Reduc1d to $33, 950 a lov.ly 1ree Hned low tral-, .,,.''.,•,.•,.k,.•,.•!"co"r"d"1"n"d"!l~ob!!!!!!h!!l1,.1o"r!y". ,,c•,.1,.1 !?!M!?!r!'. "H"11!?!,...,.I jl • Call 675.6679 fk Ottce< I' -.Nigil Baile.y 0~1Tvs1~: D~~_l'i)'_ I? J O:: t ·Dlt'r.:sified & Assoc NIJO:f"I Balle ' & Al!SO<'. ou•• .... I'! COAST'S BEST :: I '"'"'' g;ve up the shipl JNW5'":-REAt.'l'OR "I.Isl" I! to cla5Slliod Ship SALESMAN ll!J S.11 j!lk! llems • • .... 612-5678 _,to~Sho=re!:.cRe=sulh=I :::iHii:=::.....· .:._ __ ....,. _______ •_• __ _ Armand Fevtrg-!n /Cia,. COATS-'"WALlACt REALTORS /fii1 -~ 1491 Baker, Co1t1 M111. ;i) J n " I [I •§:•:§§§•!:I• I [I •§:•:§§§!:I SUBSIDIARY OF THE COLWELL CO. 546-4141 I , f DIRECTORY ..., tMt ._,, dlrtlCNfy wl• ye11 tMt .... _. • YM t• lrtew ........ All tM MetM. N"94 MM• .. ._ ' KrlMd I• ...... , dtt.u i.y ~ ......... ,.. hi ..;.,•, DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,..,... ....... ,.. ffttMt fer &Ole •r to NM .,. "'11-4 to Ila MtClll WorMetletl &. .... c.iw ... MM,, lel•"*'I eH s.H,. HOUSES FOR SALE 16621 wanderer Ln. (Hlg. Hbr.J H.B. 213:592-2728 •66,000 (Sal & Sun 10·5) 9142 Pioneer Drive, Huntington Beach 2 BEDROOMS 1051 \Vilson, Cos ta Mesa 646·6811 $2 1,950 (Sat 1·5) 2101 Miramar. Balboa Peninsula 675-4060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 BR & FAM OR DEN * 1106 Somerset (\Vestclil!) NB 642-8235 !Sun 1·5) * 1537 Serenade (Irv. Terr.) CdM 675·5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 165 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646·7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *624 Ramona (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-6200 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 2511 Crestvie\v (Bayshores) 675·7225 1 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS 454 Trueba (The ffiuffs) N'pt. Bch. 675·8500 (Sat & Sun 2·5) , 600 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 644·2430 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 221 1 Waterfront, Corona del A1ar · 644·2430 $89,950 (Sun 1·5) 530 Fullerton, Newport Beach 640.0166, 640-0227 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 20401 Kelvin Grove Ln, Huntington Beach 9611-5316 (Sat & Sun) 170 East Wells Place, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $33 ,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 244 Monte Vis ta, Costa Mesa 642·9866 (Sun 10·5) 1914 Upper Rim Rock Canyon Rd., Lag. llch. 494·8962 $58,500 (Sat & Sun 11·5) 402 Vista Parade (The Bluffs) NB 640·1607 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 282 Del Mar Ave., Costa Mesa 545·8424 (Sa t & Sun 1-5) 428 Vista Parade !North Bluffs) NB 644·1133 $77 ,500 (S un 1·5) 1418 Santanella, Corona del Mar 673·6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2592 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) NB 673-4400 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 642·5200 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2607 Vista Ornado (The Bluffs) NB 640·0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5281 Heil Ave .. Huntinl((on Beach 847·6010 $32,900 (Sat 1·5) 292 BO\\'ling Green, Costa Alesa 545·1024 $33,950 (Sat 1-5) 2500 Lake Park Ln . (Cherry Lake) NB 645-6500 $81,500 . .,-(Sat & Sun 1·5) **4405 West Coast Hwy, Newport Beach 675-6000 $92.500 (Sun 1·5) 9112 Aloh a, Huntington Beach 642-2535 $34,900 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1812 Port Taggart Pl (HVuHomes) NB 6442430 ~81,900 (Sun 1·5) 1532 Keel Dr. (HarVHills) CdM 6442430 $88,800 (Sun 1·5) 545 Via Lido Nord (Lido) NB 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 1·5) 17782 Oak Tree Ln. (Univ. Pk) Irvine 644·2430 $54,990 (Sun 1·5) • *982 Sandcastle Dr. (Harbor View) CdM 547·6469 (Sun 12·5) 1806 Hi ghland Dr. (Harbor Highlands) NB 646-1887 $56 ,000 (Sat 2-5, Sun 1·5) 20621 Goshawk Lane, Huntington lleoeh 536-7329 $30,950 (Sat & Sun 9-6) 215320 Puente, Costa Mesa 646-8511 $30,950 (Sun 1·5) 1260 Londonderry St., Costa Mesa 546-4141 $29.950 (Sun 1·5) 1915 Pt. Weybridge (H.VHills) CdM 675-5930 $80,000 (Sun 1-5) 292 Bowling Green (College Park) CM 646· 7171 (Sun l ·5) 3146 Barbados (Mesa Verde) CM 646-7171 (Sun 1-5) 423 San Bernardino (Newport Heights) NB 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 2120 Vista Laredo (Bluffs) NB 642·8235· . . (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1801 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) 540 Sea\vard, Corona del Mar . 642·8235 (S un 1·5) 1732 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $76,900 (Sun 1·5) 479 Abbie Way, Costa Mesa 644-6200 $38,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 919 Tiller Way (Lusk Harbor View Hills) CdM 675-6000 $82,900 (Sat &·Sun 1-5) * 1363 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 675·6000 $134,500 (Sun 1·5) 10172 Suntan Circle, Huntington Beach 968-8292 $41,900 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2332 Rutgers Dr. (College Pk.) CM 642·7491 $34.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2508 Vassar (College Park) CM 979-5618 $35,950 (Sat 1·5) 418 Hazel Dr., Corona de! Mar .675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 4 BEDROOMS **210 Via Lido Non:! (Lido) l\'B 644-2430 $195,000 (Sun 1·5) * 19772 Ranger Lane, Huntington Beach 968-7510 $42,950 (Sat & Sun 12·4) 8551 St. Augustine, Huntington Beach 673·6210 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2416 Vista Ho~ar (l!Jufls Plaza) NB 644·1133 $52,500 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 3810 Sycamore. Santa Ana 5411-7729 $45,950 (Sat & Sun 11-4) 2319 Heather Lane. Newport Beach 646-6563 $87, 750 (S•t & Sun 12-8) * 17?.4 Galaxv Dr. !Dover Shoresl NB 644·2430 $139.500 (Sun 1·5) 1630 Anti eua Wav !Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 •118.500 rsun 1·5) 1321 6utrl~gor Dr. (ll'VuJiill<) CdM 644:2430 $9'7.oOO (Sat & S•1n 1·5) *t!tqn f!-"lar,, nr. tnriver Sbnrec:) NJJ 1144-?.4~0 ~]Do.MO fS•t 2-!il p~T U nf c: ..... 1.,a(' "'" nv. ,.,, o .. ,..nlrhu .. .t\ •.11:1: an~_nn~R 4:«t enf'I t r:: .. 1 t. ~ .. ., 11 .i:;\ 101~n c:o .... 1'•i""!ct l'T"l'1•n"'\nl FV """-""•7 r~.t t. Sun) ~""l1...,1 :0r .. fLlll!k Ha~_b<" Vnl r.dM _ 644-6249 (Sat & Sun 1-5) I • I 962-8263 · (Sat & Sun 12·5) * 1621 White Oak (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2483 $39,500 (Sat & Sun 12·6) 2107 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 645-6500 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1840 Oriole (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *2006 Nautilus (Baycrest) NB 645·6500 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 314 W. Stevens, Santa Ana 540.1151 $43,500 (Sun 1-5Y 17171 Santa Rita, Fountain Valley 213: 592·5743, 598·1326 ,$37,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 9782 Cornerbrook (La Cuesta) HB 6447662 $44,950 (Sat 1·5, Sun 10-4) **415 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 675·3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2333 Cornell Dr. (College Pk) CM 642·7491 $34,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **4001 Marcus, Newport Beach 644·7662 (Sun 1-5) 1033 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 642-0200 (Sun 1·5) **517 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 673·7300 $230,000 (Sun 2·5) 843 Sonora, l1esa Del Mar 646-0555 $38,950 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 512 De Anza Drive, Corona del Mar 673·8550 $107,500 {Sat & Sun 1·5) 3821 Inlet Isle Dr., Corona del Mar 673·8550 $112,500 (Sat & Sw1 1-5) 1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass Hill) NB 644·6200 (Sun 1·5) 29 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $104,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Is le) NB 644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 1527 Anita (\Vestcliff) NB 642,8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB . 642·8235 $77.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1817 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB , · 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) 627 Rockford (Cameo Highlands) CdM 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1244 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) *#23 Augusta Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2975 Catalpa (Eastblulf) l\'B 644·6200 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) #46 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) l\'B 644-6200 (Daily 1 ·5) 5652 High~ate (of! Edgehill·TRT) Irvine 644-6200 $97 ,500 (Sat & Sun l ·5) #313 E. Bayfront, Balboa Island 673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12·5) S BEDROOMS 2836 Alta Vista (Eastblufl) NB 644-2430 $67,500 (Sun 1·5) **831 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 675·6161 (Sun 12-5) 146 Shorecliff Rd., Corona de! Mar 675-2101 (Sat & Sun 12:30-4:30) 5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN * 1823 Glenwood (Baycrest). NB 6442430 ~89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 19241 Beckwith Terr (Turtlerock) Irvine 644·2430 $92,500 (Sun 1·5) **329 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) 673-6112 $26,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17372 Alta Vista, Huntington Beach 842-2017 $48,500 (Sun 1·6) 1701 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 640·0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1700 Highland. Newport Beach 645-6400 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 454 Vista Roma (North Bluffs) NB 644·1133 $71 ,500 (Sun 1·5) * 1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 6447662 (Sat' & Sun 11-4) 2053 Port Province (Hrbr Vu Homes) NB 644-7270 $79,900 (Sun 1-5) 2074 Tt!stin Ave., (Back Bay) NB 644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) * * * #53 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun l ·5) *2036 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1 ·5) 1721 Port Stirling PI. (Hrbr Vu Hms) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 BEDROOMS 187 Yorktown Ln. (Monticello) CM 545-7474 $24,950 (Sat & Sun 10·5) DUPLEXES FOR $ALE (2 BR nch) 715 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 644-4848 (Sun 1-5) (3 BR Hehl **4307 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673·9266 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 412 Iris, Corona de! Mar 675·7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 BR & 2 BR) 517 Begonia, Corona del ~far 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) TRIPLEXES FOR SAl.:E (3 BR-2 BR-I BR) 2116 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa 645·7755 $64,750 (Sat & Sun 12-4) FOURPLEXES FOR SALE (2 BR each) 307 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa 642-3800 $98,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (3 BR) 2407 Navia (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $79,950 (Sat & Sun (4 BR! 388 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa 673-3663 $35,950 -.. _ .... ............. *** w ......... ft ,..._ I I (Sun 1-5) S1turday1 Aprll 28, 1971 DAILY PILOT 23 • KNOCK • . .on any door and tind a nll--e neighbor. 3 .Bedrooms. 60' by 1:1>' lot. .l,.o\\' down. Pay1nents $203. • OLD HOUSES ... nevtr dle. the)' just fall apai1. Trude your old for this n~w. eAeCUli\'f', attt>nl10n getter. 3 Bedrooms, fi replace, 2 story +++. • YOU'LL WALK , • .a country mile bcfOl'e you find a 6'6 ~~ loan \\i lh so little dOV.'Tl. 1800 sq ft, shake roof, 2 bnths. carpets & drapes thruout. $247. PITI. • 5-ACRES HAS.TO·B&A·WINNER , • .(can't "·in in straight poker.) 5 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family roo1n, builtin R/O, covered patio plus much n1ore. $32,500. • GO WEST MONT. That's right. a 4-bedroom, 2 bath \Veslmont H o m e . Koo\\'Tl for ultimate e legancc, spacious and spectacular. Loaded \vith exciting ideas and floor plan. Take over VA G)r loan. Keep...paymts al $178. PITI. Wm. McCabe, Inc. Herrel, McKenna & Co. Realtors BEST BIG CANYON VIEW Superb vie\!.• of Ne\vport 1-larbor and Back Bay. Spectacularly set off by the city lights at night. Truly a vie\v of vie\\'S yo u 111ay have fro1n this sun1ptuous Deane Brothers Monaco Model. CORONA DEL MAR COMMERCIAL SPACE Up to 1500 sq. feel available on J1acific Coas t Highway. f•<lUSl¥'f fMm•t Aliili;f& .. General . I 2846 E. PACIFIC COAST HwY. CORONA DEL MAR , CA 92£25 (714) 64~84 General Welton®Con1pany I~ [ A l T 0 R S Generai General FOREVER VIEW -DOVER SHORES Ele,gant, lae. bay view home; 5 BR, 4 ha . Comp. enlertainn1ent center around lge. htd. & lilt'd. pool; locked wrought Iron gates. $166,000. Land avail. . THE BLUFFS -FOR LEASE Back Bay view. 3 BR. 2 Ba. $475 MO/lease CORBIN-MARTIN JN THE BLUFFS NEWPORT'S AWARD WINNING COMMUNITY (ViE CALL IT "EASY STREET"! OPEN HOUSES THIS SUNDAY 1-5 2416 VISTA HOGAR BLUFFS PLAZA 4 Bdrms .. w, baths. famlly/kltch .. 2·sty. S~a­ cious patio. Fa1niJy home in the highly prais- ed "Plaza " community. Delighl!ully wall- papered, laslefu\ly appointed. dutch clean & sparkliQg. Re1nen1ber, the l)laza has lowest monthly upkeep lees ($42 per month total ). 852.500 (in cl. ref rig., washer, dryer, gas BBQ, blt·ln shelving. frplc . set.) 4S4 VISTA ROMA "VIVA ZAPATA" THE BIG "Z"-2700 SQUARE FEET ''es it's our largest hon1e & in very limited supPty. 4 Bd1:1ns .. 3 baths, forn1al di11. rn1 .. fain. rpi., brkfst. area plus huge bonus/ga1ne rn1 . Jnst a great plan! \'er.v smartly decor- ated · fron1ing on greenbelt; \valk to schools, shop'µini? & park. Close by "jumbo" pool. Ce r- tainly the best square foo t for .dollar value at $71 .500 (bring kid s, they love 1t here'.) 428 VISTA PARADA PANORAMIC VIEW Choice end unit. A n1atchless home, elegant & sun1ptuous. 3 Bdrn1 s .. 2 ~2 baths, split Ieve.1 -costly custon1 features. The popular "Dolo- res" plan in "rninl condition." Oversized. ''bayside'' patio \\'ith massive shade beams -CUily paneled garage, charming night lit cou rt.yard entry. Vacant & inviting at $77,500 . (f>I>... ' 2414 Vi1t1 dol Oro [;st ~~ JZJurf' Newport BHch b ~~ 644·1133 Anytime ..-. ---..-. -------_._ ... ~ -~ General General OPEN SUN. 12·S 831 VIA LIDO SOUD Exceptional 5 bdrm., ~story hatne with pier & slip. Magnificent South bay view fr9m all 3 levels. Ren1odeled kitchen & family room. Price reduced lo $210,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR· 341 Bey1ide Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 RHI Estate . 644•7662 G __ e_rio_r_•I ____ _ !!!!!!!!!*~84'!!!2'!1!-440~S!!"'*!!!!!!~I ~R:;;:E:;::A:;;L:l'T"'O"'R"'S""""'c"'a"'ll"'. A"(ln;yt:;:im~· •:F'""""""""""""' 1 -Mesa Verde General DUPLEX 1~G~·~·~or~1~1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~G~·~··~r~·-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia \ Executive Brand nev.'. on B a 11 b ~1ajl $38,750 ! Island. 4 Bdrms., amt y IM1.lACUI..ATE EXEC U · b::. &u=~rbd:1nd~~~~a~~: BLUFFS . CONDO -VIEW TIVE! Tiered aggn!gate really nice! .$135.000 ' steps to n1assivC" doublc door CUSTOM BUil T entry. T\\'O FIREPLACES . GREEN BELT & ACROSS BACK BAY . ""' ;n ""'" tiv;ng room -•• with lmmed. possess. on No. 2 in lovely fainily room. this Newport Beach borne. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-S 402 Vista Parada f.lousc,vives dream kitchen. Bit. by present o\vner. lo.1any • ' 3 spacious bedrooms. Se· extras in this beautiful 3 Bedrms, 2¥2 baths, split level, eluded master ho61S private place. Take a look · you'll ll ent r y.. SCULP11JRED like it. Customized with decorator wa papers YARD! Conie steal it! Call IRVINE . Carpeting & drapes .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $65,000. now 645-0303. Terrific :">' bdrm. & (am1ly rm. i~ the Culverdale area. K L Hartman R.E. Inc. 642-5760 Res. ~1607 ·Beautifully decorated & • • maintained. 2 Baths, lovely l !J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!! carp. & drapes .. Have your Ge ral General I OIU \I L Ol "10\ <;' f .. ' u"' own garden in fenced rear I::.;;;;"°=:.:.....----- yard. 137.~. VIEW + ACRE NO MONEY UNDER THREE Harbor View Homes + HOME Lovely 3 bdrm., fan1ily styl(' · DOWN That's fairly young for a kitchen ,~·/pass out \vindov.· $115,000 . . hon1e in Cos!a Mesa. Nol to an appealing brick patio. Spectacular panoramic v1e\\' W ALIC TO only Is it young bu! It is 2 Baths. Lots of extra of ooulh bay + l, acre of SCHOOLS pro!essionally landscaped, storage. You own the land. land. 3 ~rm.. " ha!h. has 3 bdr. 2 ba., fireplace, Oiily ~ 500 fabulous patio 1111th rounto1n, This charming 3 bedroom fan11ly kitchen and it is MORGAN REAL TY access to patio ~ron~ each and den home is v.•a.llring located in our be s I 67• «•2 675-6459 bdrn1. !\taster suite ls like distance from all schools, neighborhood. The price is ~ separate apt. lg fam., \\•Uh no n1ajor streets to only $39,950 so you better NEED A GOOD kitchen, . extra lg. living cross. Secluded '''ailed, tree call In a hun-y 546-8640 Red room v.•11h dramatic stone shaded back yard with free Carpet, Realtors SPRING To!Nlc? L t d · form flagstone patio. ~i;;i;iii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ IMMACULATE • EXECUTIVE HOME The transfer ot the present owner to a new pQSitlon In \Vashlngton D.C. will enable you to own this ex~ptlonsl rtlesa Verde home. A con- venient ~ pla.a., tee.turlng three bedrooms, N·o baths and a private atrium off the master suJte generaily describes thls home. But to appreciate the many extras and fine care that have aone into It, you must sec it yourself. For a showing call Red Carpel, Realtors ~ COSTA MESA'S • EASTSIDE • . , . has a wann, friendly 3 BR home w/a beaut. inter- ior spaciou11 back yaii:i with Jot~ of privacy. It's all Joe, near \Vestcliff Shopping Center. Owner anxious at 142:900. CALL 645-72'll 1733 Westclif! Dr., N.B. fireplaet>. o ca e in Pf't"mium carpeting and • HORSES 11 ~. f'nd1·-thal home yol.t've Ne." •port. over Dover ShOr_es. . k lh' i-v 1 ·~ • , n us 1s a onc--0f.oa-k1nd v.•all covenngs ma e 15 a 0 0 ADVENTURERS been ~~1ng for nght nov.·, custont honte in Ule most great value at $25,500. Why DREAM Here tt is .. , su~r sharp desireable area, and its the v.·ait, call now 546-2313. ~ ~21 . on a corner lot ,,·1th alley only one available, Hurry it OPEN TIL i • m; FUN ro BE NfCEI allowed on this i 1 acre $27 ,DOD Newly P'.1-lflted nnd carpeted. R d Carpet Rea ltors L ho ~e 'fenced cotT&.1 PLUS -This one needs "·ork -but entrance . and boat gate. v.'On't last!!!! can 546-8640 !" ~ ·iii · h \Vith large Cu moni Eastside Costa Mesa location brick fireplace. and Bf·1 -:':::;;~· ~~~::;: a ~~room rental or guest It has 3 bedn:ns +.it's on an lo.i1\CULATE. $32,900. Calli • home. Custon1 hon1e Is va. R-2 lo1 -Grall it -Rcd . ~:,.~~9 , rr"S r uN ro SE NICE' Four Bedrooms cant . quick possession. Capret, Realtors 546-8640 ~ H rd d Floo So YOU 'RE I $6S 000 BALBOA PENIN. ! ' a WOO n ' L I • 642 1771 Unbelievable 9 units on the Very sharp home, over 1650 LOOKING FOR C,\L · ocean~t in lhe best area! . -listed, only $33,000. r-l!r sq ff. Walk to shopping. Jusl A' ·DEAL Ontu~ Fee s1mJONple, SES2'l0,000. LUXURIOUS ~ COATS TMs beauUM hou., ;n Iovino 21 LIVING & is going into foreclosure so ~ -~lTJ.JNC· beat the bank. 4 heir, 2 ha. -~ 11 ~~,....._ FOR $39 500 . WALLACE encl°"" paHo. tmporl<d •;. """"'!!!!~'!'!'!'!'::"""""' • REALTORS belgf"m """''' Extra ~ ITS BEEN 1714)073-02!0 I Special features are in abun--546-4141-sharp. Priced::.!~ r!'i!l Rfast 2001 w.a.tio.llfd. danoe here. B e a"' du I (0 E • ) $35.f.OO. C.11 ~ ed NEGLECTED'. --·-""° handn1ade wall to wall shag pen Yenings Carpet, Realtors cpl. huge family rm, bright. !fRIPLEX open califomia patio kit-OPEN SUN. 1 .. Balboa Peninsula But o'vJi;r is fixing lt up v.•ith * OCEAN BREEZE * new paint -11rnd fixtures - . , .only one mile from ocean, V!1conl 2 ~room so. of Exira quiet area of lovely lughv.·ay on 3:> x 118 R-2 lot. new homes. Immaculate 4 I-las garoge ,,·11h sn1all room bedrQom.. $45,90(). chen. vaulted ceilin g s, ~ private atrium otf master 368 SANTA ISABEL 3 & 2 Bdnn. units; fee suite, do yourself a favor -4 Bdrm., 21,.» bath condo on simple. Sho\\'!I good incon1e See it. Call Red Carpet, greenbelt. Back Bay area. potc111ial. $279,;,oo. Realtors 54&-8640 • , $.15,950 OWNER WANTS OUT! call' 673-3663 rr,.a;.11 Ev" 3 BR, FR, DR, 2000 sq ft. Gorgrous e.~ecut1ve home - lived In 10 months, nr Coun- try Club. $43,500. Call 64~i221 1733 Westclift' Dr .. N.O. associated BROKERS -RE Al TORS 101~ W eatbaa t.1J lt.tl WHY smLE FOR A USED HOME? above. Excellent. Coron~ dcl GINNY l\·IORRJSON l\lar area. Asking $65, 750. IONES Call 673-85SO. *** ~1'01\S· RtAtTY lNC. OPEN TIL 0. "'SF-UN ro 8E MCEI • *• m Mesa I l:.:.o•~ I ~ l~!jltll1 i~.:V•~.:io=• 2001W.laltto.8Wd. l! --·-· •-• -~ (Open Even1ngsl Ntwport ltKlt•Cllil«nll taeeo • Artist's Villa SALE OR TRADE OWNER anxk>UA. Executlv~ f.tJajesli <I BR 3 BA plus Rosemead home. 3 BR, 1% hon14! with 3 bdrms., 3 fam ri~i. Hu~~ bonus' room ba, pool. Plus l BR rent~!; baths. J."'amily nn., fonnttl lt!PRI for stuilio. Finest gar~e & storage .roon1. will rllnlng nn. Fi.roplacc. t1\e u.iurrs I01•ale. Priced hy rons1der b4>me, , 1ncoN~~ or roof. Buill-iru;. Rear living trtlnSfl"M'C(I O\\'n<!r 111 $7i,:l()O. business ph>JJ, 1n 1 ""port rn1. hl'k ~f>-1720 hu:Juiling land. Submit u.ll area. Cnll S:u or Sun 10 am ~Builder socrlfl!'lng h 1 s Q\\,NER leaving. Large 3 oHcrii! til5-8'lOO. to~ pm , 67".N5.SO 0\\'lU:!.r. Li do W..oerfront b1-.uxl-new 2200 SQ fl < i.r m. 2 ballut. PaHo. shake 1 1 " J SEPARATE UNITS --, bedroom 2 balh home with root. Kitchen bu 111 -in•. STA ME•• By Owner wall·to-,valt carpeting l 'irepl ........ Rtn. for boat. '' f' II nJ&•"· E SIDE CO ~ ...... ' -•· (ft\ll • uo. Great tax dleht'l' App't Only 673-6112 thruout, draperies, com-Quiet cul dre aac alreet. 1"-. f)mo"""cn.•"'' No compel'illon on lbfa qule>. pletrly buUHn k I I c h <" n , As11Un1&ble VA loan. brk 3 VT'!I old. 5 Bdrm, 6 bll.thq, firtplace, sprinklers, l&'w-11. $29,500. 541).1720. BIG DOG single family strett. Owner ,.;_,.,f' mri"'t, ~ '"''tt "'"""· fenc,in_g, etc. Full price 1 •• 'tul --i. anxious. _.,. .. .., "''-"· 1-rnr .,. .. ,...,.... $40 99S, llURRVl c 11 11 O\VNER sacrtf ce. D<'auti Thi.! one re11lly needs ""A"· David Bonrke, Rltr. "~' ,,.,. 1,.+. l>\<>r • .• it .. ~ V11. 531:7671 for dt)tllll~ Agl"nl. 4 lxtrm. 2 bath$._ Fonnal This 3 bdr, 1 b&., houlie 546-9950 ....... r ,,,,rt,.<rV 10 ft"'"'"""· · dining nn., family rm ., needs a lot of tender lovil'lR R VIEW HI~ 3 l 'l!!'!!!!~!"!'!'!."!~""'""''" I fireplace. Rear llvlnu: nn. catt l..Argc ~2 ku. lf HARBO _ -!260.""'0PEN "0USE TOIA'Nl!OUSE Built-Ing, dlsh\\'ashnr. Bout )'QU'i-e good v.1lh a h..'l.1nmcr bedroom&. den. Din In C '' atwss. BP~t location, hrk & '8W Otis is Jtu;t ••hAt you room, private P a t 1 o · _ 1;1•t,-. gu,.,, 1 .... ; ~M BEAUTIFU~ ...,.. 2390 ,·-•. Onl" ~'.500 Red i'i_\BULOUS VJ.E\:,'i oLBA_'( 329 V.,. Lido Soud AFTER sPM • 55Hl:>llll _.$;;;":::·~.:::.;.· c::"=c~;':"--..,;o;;; ·~~ ' -B "" -;-:; &12-5678 Carpet, ,Realtors M6-8&10 S...~.<m. rok~r. U'M'"V~ ~ '7ct.'11 llr "Pad"? )Jt._"t't' an ad! \Vant ad resulll • ·• •• · • • • , • . . . . . . . I • • I • • . . .. . ' • • • • • • • • f • • • ~ • • -i' IWLY I'll.OT ~. Aptl 28, 1'173 a l~,,I __ -_t .... __,1~l~1 -_ ..... ~l~L -tor ~~ I ... ....... _ ..... _ ....... ll#J 1 -· .... I~ 1;;;;;.iiiiiiiiiiii= G-ral General 81lbol Pontn"'lt llllbol Ptnln1vlt C-del MAr Cotto Mooe Dent Point Huntington -l~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;; :::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=1 ~;.;o.:.;.;;sn;;;;RS;;-:TH;;;;;E;--l :::::;:oc~E~AN~V~U~H~OMWE~liiiiiii~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiii NEWPORT HEll'HTS-lltfE NEW * BALBOA * DUPLEX Modtn> ' BJ!. 2 HA. p1tlo ASSUME ra Ill S17 8-i• IMAGINATION •·/lenced yam. LJ Uv. rm. 6~'4% LOAN OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 415 SANTA ANI ON • THE BIG BAY Co"'"'o do Ma r $30,900 l'lllCE ~/.::t~~''3J.1JOO~ b It. No <JUilllyinc. II ""' h&v• 11 Cu1o l Oednn. 2 both ln>d Heu,. ....,.. "'°' with ~7-1711..-L-llHch tome caah, ~Cf wU1 b<lp tiouse with ftnctd prtvarl' t0\\1:rh~ irtts surround thlJ tlnance 3 oeanruJ, 2 bath. \'ou must see this Swiss chalet type home. IJcfiniteJy one of a kind ! New everything: lleautilully landocaped. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths plus family rm. Tbis home bas perspica· cious personality-better hurry ! BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 642·7491 Gener11I NEWPORT BAY-CHERRY LAKE VIEW Open House-Owner-Sat/Sun 12·6 Large bayfront home neat Peninsula Point, patio &: r•rd. bnmedla1e oe· 1 bdnn doU house. \\°fill 1 yr old carp«"ts, custom with pier & slip. 3 BedroOms plus, maid's cupanc)'. And 2 Bdnn. l pl.annt"CJ lltyle "1th you ln drapes, iota; Of v.11.llpaper. quarters. Unusually fine cOnstruction &. ex· bath, rear hol.IM!. Extra m.il>d. uaed brick !!replace. Adult o<.·cu1)Jed. Prof. ldM:Dd. ceptlona.11.u maintained. Elevator. Sandy .... 1rn.-42' loc. sai.soo. Oprn Lofs or panellinx1 Really 3 r.llnu tes to beach. CALI. be h '-=->'T $250 000 S&V'Sun 1:00-5:30 and truly a Jo\-ely home. 96$-1456. • ac . "¥ • . 11845 E. Coa<t u.,. Seller h•• ..,... to "'" IMMACULATE 2 Br Cot-.NEW LISTING Corona del llola.r ...._, • ---' GI hat Gl;,-6900 .-""' a.uu · ". more ta.gc. OK to add apt! The WlfKI ones don't Ja11t Ontu BURR WHITE, Re•ltor could yo1.~ ask for? Call no"' $33,900. Try 5% dn! O\\'ll{'r ~Iler \\'lli help pay you;. "'212901 Newport, N'pt Beach 10 SH this one-. Ml-5020 or 33852 lotalaga l.'QSl!I. 3 Bedrm. 2 b111h1, .,, Sun. Z.~. hrd11•d floors, bltns, <Wt· ~ 675--4631 '"'"6227 Eves. East Bluff "'al1r, carpets, drape11, !'Ire-~ 11 * OPEN HOUSE * Reatron place. Block wan tr nce, SAT/SUN. 1·5 ~ Op>n P\'t'lt. PRL\rE BI u t2f • n _Coodo covshoered patio, B·B-Q. Close (If not told) MESA WOODS 4 BR + den, 1it m1, frpl to pping, fN'Y & colle"e. crpt/drp. Ch\'nt'r 6'75-$.15. CALL 968-4456.._ 1411 SANTANELLA Vac1nt-4 Months Old Fountain valley 3 & 4 BEDRMS 3 liedroonu1; newly deconued $46,300. 1 Plen 408A ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I & listed 10 seu at ss1.soo. 1~ 0o"'·n. 2500 sq 11. 2 Rancho La Cuesta Stnl')' -,; Bedroom. 3 bath!, $27, 750. ~1ost livable floor plans "''l' Coron• del #Mr Coron• del Mllr Salisbury Re.1l ry _ ..... "READ THIS'' FlxK • 4 .. lldrm + '30'-Fa111. Riii~ + 40" Pool • Beach - $27,500. UNBELIEVABLE BUY OF 11-IE CENTURY!! Just lhi1ed, Y-OU c(lll't 1nW! Pi-fod<'n1 t'Onvl'nlence!I. '4 11ut.-e11 bdr1n's. Huge punelea fern. rn1. with mammoth tireplal'e. overlooks fan· IMl.h:-40' pool. Deluxe buUtin kitchen. Bar. Full Kill" dining rm.. n Ice c11rpc!J1, bollt ac1..-eu 'ylth ~ 11epnrate ator.i.ge, near the , ...i bcan·h. E-Z tenns. NO GlM· ; MICKS. IT'S FOR REAL! Cull early 962-Ml!a IOl!l.\I I Ol\O\ R £A , <) '-' • • FINE CUSTOM SPLIT LEVEL HOME, 4 Br, 3 ha , upstairs Jiv rm w/view & frpl c. Lrg. family-din rm overlking pati o. Elec kit w/ bltns & brkfst bar. Sep service rm. Custom quality incJds plaster walls. raised fndtion, high beam ceilings. 2800 sq. ft. One of a kind , Lg Lot over 1.4 acre, you own land : 187,750. SWEEPING VIEW OF OCEAN, HILLS, ROOFTOPS & CATALINA! fireplae'e, dishv.-asher, self Lovely 3 BR 2 fi baths, on have • 3 1ninu l<'S 10 bci!th. clf'an o\"en + wtlin~hed ,veil-kept cul~~88c st. fireplaCl'lt 2 b&lhs, like bonus r1n. u Pg rad e d I-louse is super C'lean in & new Kha.g cwi>e!s & drn.pi'IO. carpets, custom drapes. out w/lrg kit, din. area & Nt>\I' listing . IJe first. CALL 315 1'1A.f<INE ..\VE. Builde rs guarantees & Crpl in frnt rm + ro\•'d. 96.s-4456. loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iil.,.liJ BALBOA ISLAND landscaping included. patio. Il does ha\-e a VA as- 2319 HHthor Lone, N. B. ~563 Gener1l General BLUFFS SPLIT LEVEL Rare (G) Plan-END UN IT with a view. 4 Bdrms., 2-~ baths. Professionally decorat· ed with select wallpapers, tinted windows. shutters & luxurious carpetin g. Choice greenbelt location . $74,500. BOB PETTIT, REALTOR 644-1905 552-7000 Ganeral I General !'--'------- Fr•nch -2 Story Pool Birth' Announcement 673-6900 675--5016 Eves. 3392 CARMEL ST. 11u111able loan of $19,500. All HANDSOME ? ror.IE TO OPEN HOUSE ...,.c cun s.:-et on ne'A· financing SAT. & SUN. 1-4:30 w/ntin do1\'1!. See today, it ELEGANT? EXCLUSIVE AGENT •~n't 1.,1, Cosio Mou Realty I' USt' your own superlative11 -* 548-nl 1 * Jhls hon1e is nn utter 1llage Real Estale deHght. wHh 5 HR. & fonnnt 3 BEDROOMS 531·5100 ( ::::J 53!·5100 1l ining rnt., in beautllul & POOL OpeShort.'CSIHls/«S 12 _ • 30 Tired or hunting? See this 3 + BONUS LA CUESTA n at un. :-: ap t p; cood 3 BR 2 BA 146 Shorecllffs Rd. ho~1~: a':.d reia'..x in the a:!' x $31,900. -REDUCED - SEM PLE 40' H/F pool w/jacuzzi, im· Your family 1''111 enjoy the 3. BEDROOJ\1 & l~mal din· mac corner lot w/an out-huge pools and maintenance 1ng room + lamily roon1. Real Estate 675--2101 standing added family room free living. CaI'i to hear nil La Palma model. fuUy Im· 2515 E. Coast H'A)' .. CdM which leads to patio & gas of its goodies. pl'oved, '~lose to lichools &: e e DUPLEX e e flrepit. Builtins, firepl tn l•rwin rei1lty Inc. :;2~~~e;'· CALL appt to show Ootlghtful' 2 BR & den & Hv rm. clOllC to •hopp;ng 968-4405 (24 hrs) IMM. ACULATE l HR l J l T 0 & "'"'· t39.500. SEE BUY M Tod . . un t. s .. llS.!lun1. li1rwin r••lty inc. • --ove -· ay THRUOUT al.ilc at 7~;. Q\\"l'ler 'A'ill hel11 968-4405 (24 hrs ) $5001 On. Assun1 7·;c Jorin. - finance. $TJ.500. --~~~~c,.. _ ___c' $269 total ?.Io. Payn1<>nt. Xtrn sharp 4 BR. fan1 ily + OPEN l-S DAILY $29 990 JI.Jove In 1'odR.y! Nice 3 BR. dining im. 2 full btlths \t•/ 513 ORCHID ' • 2 BA. Corn<>r lot. Nr sch!s·. Ron1an tub. Loads of cer- Oceanvie"' J~ealty 673·8500 FABULOUS POOL NEWPORT MESA REALri amic tile. 2 used bric:k rire- TRY THIS FOR SIZE The little old lady who lived ht a shoe v;ould have·tllpped over this onc. 5 bedroom, famlly t'OO!l1. fom111l dinlna:, pluli :~ baths y,•ith 2 tubs and 3 shov;t>rs. Send the kids to the l.l<'ach and enjoy the wet bnr while they arc gone. Custo1n carpets thruou.t, great neighborhOod with S<'hools and \l'lhopplng nearby. Try this one for 11ize. you 1von"t need a shoe horn! Only $4.5,900. Jc. W::f ::E ~REALTORS Open Evenings • 926-44S4 • F~edome Honte, !I u Per 6'l2-9-UI J> s. etec. bltns. plush green • B•st Coll99e Park sharp 3 bedrm, ~ bath. v.•/w $37,995 C.R.V. Ordered g1oonds. 3 car gar, lg. covd I ,...,.~~'!'!"~~~!!"""I Location crp~s, drps. refrig, range, 2 Seeing is believing. Thh1. lo patio. walking distance to BEACH LOVERS e Excellent Condition patios, 11/F huge Anthony . price buys so much! 38R. all schools . shopping & " .. $24,500 ! ShadE>.c; or Old New Orlcan•! F'HESllLY PAINTED 2 story Parillian BARGAfN! lfuge living room. Gourmet kitchen. Spacioua bedroom!!. Secluded patio. OLYMPIC SIZE POOL! "Plus" gor· geous la'A'JlS. Out(toor RBQ a r e a & BADMINTON COURT! l-~1-IA PURCl-IASF: A """' 11n·lv&.I in !hi' Snl V.1!1111 dc•vt"lopnlCnl. 1\ l1u1{e 5 hr droon1, 3 ba11i hon1l' 1vlth 1;t large sepa.ra1e family roon1. A magnlf1cent kit · chc·n with built-il} barbe· c1ue. A back yard with potlos SllITOWuled by llL~h lnndscaf)lng and water fall. There's only one likr !hill, make 11 dec!!don and rail NO\V. Price ()nly $49,950. 1142-2535. You 've been waiting a Jong time for this one! Exciting Harbor View 3 bdrm home witb 21> baths, formal dining room, 2 frplcs , 3 car garage & featuring a huge pool with jacuzzi, beautifully designed & fully auto- matic for added enjoyment & sparkle. Rich· ly decorated thruout with warm, modern colors , expensive crpts & drps. Fine con- struction combined with a marvelous Door plan with special emphasis Jn providing pri· vacy while captw·ing the great outdoors. Added features include a fabulous private master bedroom suite, exot_ic landscaping, bright kitchen with every modern conveni- ence! And almost every window offers a breathtaking panorama more beautiful than a masterpiece painting! Shown by appt. anytime-Until the 1st person sees it! · e Use Any Convention-~ool. DI.II gar + carport, In· 2BA, gas bltint>, 20x40 patio. bPnch. Priced for quick Terms 111~e stree~ ~at f 0 r pte shaped cul-de-sac 1o1. sale. . CALL today 962·SS:n . 1 children. ·10 % Dcri.vtt. open air sundec:k, dbl gar. A illll!!•ll 1-.. , : $32,500 O.K.! Fabulous tcm11e home. VERY ANXIOUS se!Je1·~ Call lodny • 64~0303. IOIU\t L Ol\O\ /.'/A1r(.J\' COST OF LIVING GONE UP? You can !!Clive part or the problem by purchasing this custom built trlplex & ll\-e rent free. Ideal rental loca- tion, near city _Park, boy& & girts club. !J's a s\eRI at on- ly $12.000 Call 54~8&t0 Red Carpet. Real!or11 OPEN 1/L e • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE/ THE REAL ESTATERS NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX 1-l:klrm. earn unit. Near OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 982 Sandcas~e Drive RICK ALDERETTE, REALTOR 1850 E . 17th Street, Sent• An• 547-6469 Gener11I Coro110 del Mar Irvine Terrace View! B1lbo11 lst1nd Salisbury Re.111, OCi'&n & a cross from park. FANTASTIC 180" Vf'E\V ol Xlnt sum1ner/wintcr rent-Pacific NC\\·port Harbor, the als. $52,500. l~laru:h~ & [1,tQRE! HILLTOP Cull: 673-3663 673.fi688 Eve1. PARADISE! Gated drive- associated v."<Q'. f'lagsione courtyard r n1ry. GLASS \\'Al.LS oUer VI I::\VS from : Jfuge living room + forn1aJ dining area al Lender for Best 2080 NATIONA·L ST. steal! Vets, here is vour 111111! ~ Honeymoon Cottage nest = : • :.~~y'°:O:r:;,2,;:~~ CO~T :1'2 ~~~l~?~SE starter. Call Bkr, ~21 j(IJ~li11 b?ock~ui~~ ~~~sa~aj~~ •· EXCLUSIVE AGENT 4 BR plus finished bonus --• •-•-<"eilings, adobe fpl, elegant d ining C 1 M R fly room. new I y deeoraterl, BROKERS INC living rm ('A'fvlew of e Pool Slud Yi1rd 0 ' a esa ea $37.500 v•/5 percent do"·n·f;::::~~:::::::·:::. trellised garden!. All glut e R-..1 eel to $33 950 * 548--n11 * Xlnt terms. 17171 Santa patio kitchen w/pass-1.hru -uc ' Rita. FV 213: 592-5743, 213: $24 OOO & the latest' in fixtur@I. • C11ll 67S-6679 CAi\lPERS! Need more 598-1326 , • \\'ood 1,.0,·en shad e 1 , Nigel Bailey roon1'!' Sl9t mo. P.I.T.I. Belmont Re a It y Open 2BR, 15' x 36' H&F pool. decorator Ura11es & carpet&. & 3Blt, H.\V. fl!'!, E. side. Sat/Sun l-4 oversized dbl gar, fncd, Jl,lanl cured •·Ho us e &: Assoc. Cozy frplc, shag. Lg. cor. O\\'NER sacrifice. 4 bdtitis., ldscpd, patio, upgraded Ga1·dens" grounds "·/room REALTOR lot 1\·/ccn1ented area & ac· 2. baths. Family r 111 . , "'fw crpts & rl rps , for a big pool. Just listed & AMONG THE PINES ccss for camper or '!' fircpluce. Rear living r ni . thermostatically controlled, ...,·on't la!1t at $32,500. BKR. '~ Anyone can asswne 71/o GI pa 1i 0 , bu i I t _ i 11 8 . l"A ht. elcc b!tin R/0, 962-5.'lll Lusk built Harbor Viel\' 11'~ dn n= 2nd All d I h t d' t dl '.:::::..='--------1 • ·1VU • -.MJ • Dlt>hwasher. Corked en-s iws r. ga r J 1sps , . n 1 • llills, in1n1ac. prof lndscpd, 1.ern1s. 244 Monte Vis ta, CM trance. brk $37,462. 962-1373 tt•hm. XlntI loc. Paymts less I ••••••••••I fee simple 2 sty. 4 BR. 642-9866 an ren . $26 500 bonus rm & fam rm or 6 O\VNER an.~ous. Beautiful · Bit, 2 fireplaces. Entry, * OPEN SUN. 1.5 * pool hon1e. 4 bdrms. 1-lcatC?d If Glenmar S~ial . ; lovely ' cathedral ceiling & spiral 485 E. 16th Place & fil tered pool. Patio. bedrms 2 baths, xlnt car· 11taircRSe. 3 C.ar garage. 3 BR & Rumpus Rm. Foi:mal di~ in g IJn. 'U.4471 ( -) 54641103 ""Is, drapes, ncY:ly painted, Principals only p J e use . Pool •• 4 Bwlt·ins. Family nn., rire-• .,.,, ,.~ J R clean as a pin. Covered $10-1,975. Open Sunday 1-5 Needs Work pace. ear Ji~ nn. brk *LIKE NEWI * patio, l.'Oncrete block fence, •, only; Owner 644-5149; 1215 s.13,!XXJ. 842-2561 · builtins, dsh'A"shl'. Submit ,. 1 • J\ey \Vest Dr., 011\1'. FORTIN CO. O\VNER ani.:ious. Superb 4 Beautiful, 4 bdi_m .• 1~6 ba!hs; terrns CALL S9J..S533. RETIRE HERE REALTORS '42-5000 bdrni. 2 balhs. Patio, dining fli>lc. Fee Slmple. $36.500. ·' 0-11 p BRING YOUR r1n., built-ins, dish1vasher. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 = the car! op can get a 8551 ST AUG S I haircut \Vhile Mont shops GREEN TIIUJ\ffi Family rm., fireplace. Rent· • U T NE .. " VACANT & !J. spacious n1aster suite + gallcy kilchen! Lot! or BROKERS-REAL TORS 2015 W Balboo 67J-]66] 313 E. BAYFRONT OPEN SAT/SUN. 12·5 Uesl of everything! Picr & flont; Little Island ba.yfJ'Onl custom hit .. qu111ity hon1e. Prict.>d below replacement l.'0!1111. N<>ar new! BR., 5 baths; 3 lJl)lcs., et bar in fnm/dcn, with -view! This i!'I a "one o kind" pro· at Coast SUper l\larket! to this East Side 2 Br retire-living • rm. brk SM,500. Snug 2 bdrm., 2 bath C01-m<>nt home on a Jge R-2 lot. ,84"'°2-669,:::::,:lc,. ____ _ JONES REALTY INC. READY ::::z:;:z:=:=:=:=:==:::I bean1s, hrirk & il\lll"'Ork! This one has it all! 1-lurry - Redet"Oraled J heclnn & fnm· call now. 66-0303. SA{isBURY REAL TY 67U900 tage, only $53,500. 2 car· garage, too! S. P. TIBURON TO\\'tlhouse 4 br, University R111lty $28.500 All tenns. Call 2'" Ba, fam rm, bltns, patio JOOl E. est. H'A'f. 673-6510 9,~IR168EAL ~~I~ ...,·Jber-b-q, many xtras, EStl9<6 ily m1 hotne on huge cohlt'~ Ten Uni"ts loI -room ro' boat oc ttallcr. 10111.\I L Ol\10\ 315 lltflU"ine. Balboa Island B1lbo1 Peninsul11 ......... or ~ choice lot. 962-6287. * NEWPORT HTS. * SHARP DUPLEX * JUST LISTED * Hun_1_1;;ngt:';;;o;-_;n;-BH-;;c;:h;-;;;;;l-~"'!!""~'.:'°'~1o!!i':~;~~d:io1;t,~•:"'_':°~"~"~' (714) 673-6210 King-size l.'OVered patio & pr1vate yard. Quick possrs-$145,000 slon. Low down. Only • $27,950. " RtAlTQ,ii''; ON R-3 LOT ,. *TRIPLEX $89,500 You Own Tho Lend 2 BR. home on EasO!lde 4 BEDRM. $24,950 on the park * DUPLEX $54,750 Zoned professional All indiv idual ground floor MARSHALL Realty 675-4fl.IO $42,500 $27,500 V1~~an,.t1 (obriqlllh 'eFkAJlO'h sessio1n. heavy, heavy shake roof 3 honios on one acre EASf----------Gib Walker Re1ilty George Williamson .,.., 1 e a • . eat, w iv BR cottage on-the-i>iirk s 101:: pt'O(>erty. $101,000. $27,000 C11ei1tr1no Be•ch 3335-G Via Lido, N'pt Beach Root~r ... ,.70 crpts, elec bltins, garage l\vith yoor own private en· loan availal>le. Consi!flcnt YOU WOULD '"' ~ boat door. Fiagstone patio !ranee. o( l.'OW"!e l! Exclu- 111on!hly inl'Olne ol $1136:">. EXPECT A DOG * fIRsr Tll\'l:E OFFERED * 675-5200 * """'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'" & B-B-Q. Only $~. do11•n sive exec. nbrhood. l milr ()"·ner niay trade ror 20 . . . -Oceanfront lot, walking dist * POOL HOME * C-2 CORNER 3 BR ho1L..e, payment plu.:c; dosing costs. t~ beach. Elegant private ro ~ uni1 s. CALL 10 sec. i;t·n\h~/;.~!~c l~e~3s1~a~~es~~ ~~usPvi::1a co~~~ifylna"wtEpvx; EASTSIDE frpl c, + 1 BR npl, frpl c. CALL 962-8851. !iv nn, cozy fam rm. Cop. CALL 642·1771 9:f21 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5 i .. • • . see and compare th!I ~, spacious 4 Bedroom, 3 bath ,.. home on cornr lot. Lovely '' manicured gronud11. 2600 sq. ;• ft. S&S huilt ho1ns. illnny U ex!ras. O'A·ner \\'iii consider ~r VA terms. 16382 Whittier, l, N.wport disappoint you. This is a B 2 BATHS $33,950. Open Sat & Sun i per Kettle gourmet kitch. beach, road & gate. H.D. 3 R .-170 E. WellA Place. lllJ~lr Stone !irepl & loads of ..,...,. spnrkling 3 bnn 2 ba home JOHNSON, BKR. 646-83(j2, RwnpU• rm 2 Frpl-CJS REAL E~ATE < t I ' · ~ • •• .. a. ~·· 00 ag• • P. us a pncc you PRIVACY plus In the So. Co. If 11•11h patios, lg fam kitchen, 2121 Placentia Ave., C.M . Needs refurbish'ill£'. ~ll68 833..ffiM 1~1)11 t believe. BKR. 962_5511 Plv.n area. A pnrk as your Filrvr.w lorL-ed ~lr 11 0eat, ne_w carpet, Corona dtl Mer FORTIN CO. s p ARK LING c I ean BROKERS INC. , _9_68-44 __ 3_3 ____ 968-443 __ 3 CENTURY 21 ~ " ~! neli(hbor on this-cul-de-sac neiv paint. \\•ner 18 WlXKIUS'J ~c;.;..o;.;.;;...;;.:.;...;..;.oo. ___ REALTORS 642-5000 T 3 R ,,. ha PRICED to sell by owner! in the Sandpointe tr. Sunken 646-1111 so co nie and tuke a look. Corona dtl M•r 0\\-11house I B ' ' _R_O_O_M==,==B::Oc_A_T $24 000 Pool si1.e cul de sac lot, 7 yr .. •• ' Jiv. rm. t-ountry k i I (onyllmt) ~~~lto~O Red Carpel, Beaut. 3 Br .. 1% ba _ Pool WANTED ~~ns'sc~s "& c~~~~~'. ..._ 4 b~_!r 1 3BR 2BA, ove~sized dbl gar, old elegant 5 BR, 3 BA. 'A'fskyltng lg. lot encl. Corne tot c 0 Je t e J y Pr!v. Prty 'l•:ants to buy from $24,960. 54~7474. .;>118111 "'-"vum ocated on 60' x 100' fncd Jot, l!lcc blttn formal din rm, lge fnn1 rm ~ ll , l • • • • • • • • • r · m P p · 2 =="'-=""'-=---"·t l t Id al r • w/high masonry ""a · "::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=; recond. & decorated w/new nv. Jll1y, house on R-, 3 Cuv ce corner o e or RIO eating bnr din nn with stone fplc, bltns, in-•' )T. ne1\·. 3 BR, l~t BA. 1~·· • OLD FARMHOUSE crpts thruout Only $64,500. or 4 units. Prs. CdM or Npt BCoYstaowne,,_~ 3-BRTo28wnhA odouuse, boat or traJler. Brick tire· famillv rm, FA 0 ht v.•/;, eluding vacuum -int<>rcotn ,'! VA nssun1al.llr loan or con-UNDER $30 OOO 714/R33-8160; Aft 6 pnt, Bch. \Vrite Cla.ssWed Ad ""°'• ' ' • place, builtins. 1% baths. 2 crpt11 & drps lrg ~ster S)'lrtems. All 'IVOOl shag venllonal te nns S 3 ~1', 9 0 ('I . , • ••• rig-ht In to"'n, Unusual :P2-7655. Realtor/Owner. •647, Dally Pilot, P.O. Box ~pes~~i· & ~i:oUS:. blocks to Edi90n I-ti. Owner suJ te. $1200 dn w/payn1ts crplg. 100 oz pad. Newly 979-3109 o"·nr. llarrl-to-flnd S2'J.!fJO. hoinr property -141 ft x 107 ft lot, .:::::..:=c..;:~::::;,:,::.;=;;.;._ 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. !kXJ mu11t se!J. CALL 962-8851. let>s than rent. decorated in & out! ~1any BETTER THAN NEW in North Cosla l\le~. \\'on't vd th 3 l'~r garage, 2 d.etach-A GARDEN $2.4, • 979-286'7. ''SPANISH VILLA'' 1, · more amenities. Must see to ~ Ja~r lung! 3 Ik'drooin 2 cd multi-purpose buildings IN BLOOM! ** BY O\VNER -4 BR. 2 apprec. Low price $48,500. This 3 bdr. 2 hll. horn<> il'I 7 hr11 h. <'IOlll' 10 nil si·h<iols. nnd olcl~!ashion farm-style 3 l!'ii n beauty! 4 Bd LWik IDEAL FOR BA. good cond., $27,!XXJ. Approx. 3000 .S'l· ft. ol home Open House Sunday, 4/29, • .. spotless it looks ns tho~ 1 sJioi)fling ruid frec\\·ay U1:· ll{'droom home. Don't miss u1tderprlced tor fast aale TernMI. 959 Dogwood St.. '1,'.,.·/c•~poolrall. "'4 'Bed~·,· .• plaL~Se 531-5118 ( =J 531-5100 front 1 to 6. (17372 Alta no one ha.~ £'\•er lived Jn ii, ccs.~. lh1· \\'llll' celln.r~ A 1:reme11-at $87,500 \\·ith la nd. GUEST HOME CM. 893-5370. .. ... , ... 1 ::=:=:=:=:=; Vista Circ.J or call 842-2017. "·"utlful built-in kit.chen, I I 1 l 135 000 450 basement rumpus rm, for-~.. COATS < .01111 vn 11r a on Y . , . 3612 Catamaran Or. 6«-1 • 5 Bed 2 "· "· Cl t 3 BEDROOM 2 •·th t " l!plit'lous living. 01\'nt.>l'!I 11re ~ c 11 r 1 1 1 1 1 room, ll(ltna. oae o • ..,.. s poo • mal llv. &. din. rn1s. ~!any , anxious. J-tURRY!! Cnll & 5 .. ~588"''0L'Omp 0ceceaEi s. COLLF.:GE PARK BEAurY shopping. $32,500. playroom, quiet cuJ~e-sae. cuslomlzed features. o,vn. Dont Miss This Onel $390. ~ Red Carpet, Re a It o r s _. ptn ves. Dy o~·ncr, redecorated in· Roy McCarclle Re11ltor $39,000 548-3446 494-6364. ers transferred north. Call 4 bedrooms tainlly room .•. nioves you in, seller pays -:! ~------R~~t~~~~' ~~~~~~le!. B$3&5 ,d9~·o: 1810 N~~~·· C.il·l. ~1~8:. ¥~'1~~~ ~~~.ESTATE FAIR :~alil~nd~~~:· :;;::::i ~o~~r 1~s~~~mJ~ ~ ~ EASY LIVIN' TO\VNHOUSE -Goven1ment lonn, 7?1:. no qualityin.:. $20.800. Pool fa ci l ity, t•lubhousc, pa rk areu. \\'u.lk to schools & shopping. e CALL ANYTIME e 646-3928 or Eve. 673-4132 Lachenmyer 1 Re.1 ltor -546-4141-969-5618 Prine. only. 557-9655 or 644-5064 PROf\.IISE her an;ythlng but LWeffli patio w/BBQ. TD. Adults only condo, 3BR • ..-; (Open Ev1ni"1S) OCEAN & HARBOR VU Like to Trade? Our Trader's Fat Profit is attained when show her this extremely $58:500. 2 BA, all elec bltin R/0, · • • a • • • • • • 1 Elegant 4 BR Lusk Home Paradise column is for you! )'Ou sell through result-get· stiarp 4 BR home. No dO'A'll. HARBOR VlE\V HOl\'IES w/w crpts & d r p 1 , BUY IT FO-R A SONG Owner 1327 Kttl Drive 5 lines. 5 days for $5. Call ting Daily Pilot Oaulfied GI's. Owner says submit all REALTY Speculator's delight. 8 "" NEWPORT BEACH Sing the Blues-This house is l.::i6=:"1i:-<i2=49"='0;Spe:;:n:.,:W;;;lmd:;:;;l;;-5;;,"-'';:od:;•;;Y,;· i:' ;;;· ;::;642-56'18~====;..;;;,:A;:d'"·,;";:"''==56:;78"=::;:;:==±-offers. This eye pleasing (714) 833-0780 '/ears new. Won't last, Call 'i', 2 Udm1s:· 1 Mth; .rrplc.; on 9 inells! BUT. it's only fan1ily home is located on a -If l_l:f'. nta1n!rnance-free yard, $24,;JOO and it has 3 bcdrnll'i quiet cul-de-sac In H.B. RARE INDEED r, \1t/lgc. enclosed pallo. [)e. lt1rl(t' R-2 lot _ Ensls\dr. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;i"ii7i;·ii358iii4.iBi;KRiii;;;;;;iiiiil.Stardusl quality home. An ,'2-4471 ( => §46...llOJ €" IA.l'hed 2·1·nr garage pJu11 Jocn!lon _Stent it _ Fix lt.& S@~}A.-/la"Bf}s• Inspired achievement hR!I 1 r I I , ., DUPLEX been encased in ex<>e11Ilve ,•[ rni . or MJ!.1. '" 1.1·a1 er. 1111'lke n1oney. Call Reel Priced a1 $31,:iOO. r1tri>r1. Ttealtors 546-.~640 Tl p { L /r 5 blocics 1o beach. nrea. 3BR, 3BA, hrdwocxl ., Catt· 67" 366:! Sl2 2253 E ne un e wifn t • Bui/f./n ClrucHe Excellent Income. $49.850 """"" d;n area, docoroto' * Nr. DouglH * ,• · ... · · vrs. SALES ASSOCIATE O N•well Allot., Brokers draJ>(>ll, crpts. So much for 4Bcdmt. home w/roon1 for .~ . . .ne<'ded to join th<> Rtam1rtge lrttf9Q of th. lhc price. Call Performance pool & trailer storage. new ',, Jlcrltage Real Estale tea1n . four tcn1mbled words be-~-,_,....-::=::--.....--, @l North Coast JJigtiwa)' R.E. 96J...5621 sh ,,-.... o I "" 000 JI • d t I lII low to form four 11..,,i. --"· ' f Laguna Beach l'i14) 494-6594l -:ii"i~~C7.===~ ag c .... l"',s. n y -· . . ' ___ ------.-. >"OU re rea y o ge w 1 _,,...._ e OPEN HOUSES e CALL 846-1351. ~ ~Tu~f '"~~~!'!'!'!"!!~!'J!l!!!!•I fflf·;~.:J~o~{~: I 1i ul!YIN El RI I . ~;~~h~,.3,.~~.~Aa:; cl!39'ls1-rn~r~\:1 TJ~.s 111~111 ; associated BROKERS -A E Al TORS 102~ W Dolbno 1>11 J61 l ESTATE low down. Avail. Open AT & SUN 1 p~ pn1 . ' , .~ ... wanted to enjoy this big NEW TRIPLEXES Hoose 20401 Kelv1n Grove This beaut prop. has 3 BR, 2 . , '. · 4 bedroom. lamlfy rm, d;o. IN COSTA MESA DISTINCTIVE LIVING I D A W R A , , 1 J, Lane, 968-5316. ~A, 1 2 ";"'ced u.ed b'tck _ •-• _ •', Ing mi & rumpus rm • 1\IJ .:; Bdr1n., 1% Bnth Very unusual 3 bcdm1 2 bath O\VNER lBR 2BA d irep s, pr t'et\i!IOnahly. blllru:. tln•place, 3 car gRr-2 Sd11n .• J•; Bath home located In mo~t I I I I' trplc. ~cc ya'rd, nr' sh~~~ SCOl"I' REALTY 5.16-7533 *GAME ROOM * i;' ttRt. T\\·o-11ory, 2 patios. I l B 1 « 0 i;n, . 00 . ~,11~Nath desirable enstside ~ta centers & Schls, U3,500. 3 BR. 2 ba. l.ge. Jot & nice plus large family room, .. xlnt landl't«111tn11:. ht at'f'a of ~lesa, large yard often • . • . 847...o982 pa tio. Back yard all fencc<I. fornutl dining rooni, .f :• tine homcg, Asklni: $43,500. O range County much privncy -Only $34,500 I $23,950. Low, low down to bl!rlnns, 2~ 001b. J>restiat ~. 540-1151 Open Eves. Ap•rtment Don 't mils it CaU Retl M AS U E ! Ii• CUSfOM xrras-4 BR. 3 BA, quallfied buyer horn~. l!URR\'. c A Ll. ~ C11r11et, Realtors 546-8640 • _ + basemed\ 300) sq . ft. By 1'~&1"<'1 Walker RcRHor 847-8531. 1 R•altors 547-6791 I I I I' .... _ ,,..,,., $Sli,900. I9 27 2 &16-7<"1 or 645-7.166 '?.~~!!'""""~!!!!!!!!!!!!•I : * CUSTOM * Aniol-Valley ,,,.aurest woyofestobll1hc Wor<ester IA 962-0686. ASK FOR BRUCE " •, -·- 1 1 lhng0J'~, =~ -'' ' ... o _k ,0 BY OWNER -3 Br. 2 Bl, .• HOME .. _.. FIVE ACRES, 2 ml. north of • -rd )'DU 1 BY O\VNER, $51.!iOO. belo~· Success & H11ppin1ss leued IMd. D/\V. Cm~ ~ -· • • U!!-•-•-•-•.JU EASTSIDE COSTA MF.SA . ~43.1lh~v h'.14 ) p U 0 SJ T '1·~6 ~!'r:~~~i:t~:tt't~e~~ ..,,.111beyours14-ou look no ~. Patio. $24,5 dO. ~ IRVINE CUTIE 181"!,'l' Jot -mom for 2 ad-B ,L .. 11 d 11 I I r I G Campi.tr. the dtuefcfe quoted 4 br, lge fam mt, upgraded! further. ~model home ~968-57"'=798-=·=..,.--~~ ' Sll,500 dllion11f lncomf! units. Hdwd 11 uv. 1 In you~~:'?~::,, 't!:~"/= Emergency Sale;. 893--0956 ~~~.~~sea~ ~~rat: ~n~~~~ t~~a~t'~ ~ :) Doll hOUM! prl~ to i;ell fu 1, noon w/dce1> shag carpel· WATER.FRONT lot. 50x80 BY Owntr, beaut 3 BR. den, $37,995 ::Jt's all you'll n.er Assume 6%%. $1"'1 , 9 O O f.1- ertJor pfanned community Ing, 1111 bltlns, fonnal din-\V/30' Boal sup. Make offer 9 ,._~~rflNVME SQB.!UAR~DESLEnERS IN I' I* Ii ,. I' r I llv rm, dln rm. 1% ba., w11:nu 9fi8-..C879 • • ~1: ~~chl~~~~ ~nrfn7 °:;,Jy :;.~:· ~~~ to Oy.•ner. 673-mD 'l ~ • • • • • _ • ~~a~P~a:~·$3Q~. ~~ OWNa:'~!: :n. Br + * l BDRM I POOL* appredallon. ltun:y Red M'A', 515-842}. SOUTHCO, Va ncles cost money' Rtnt 8 0UNETSCAJJ,1MBNIWlEER LEnttS TO j I j I • j I 4 BR. 3 BA., fl'm nn den, compl. ~ee. Shag 1~;~"''ai::4 1!:.me rocO:: '"Olrpet, Re1dfors ~ REAL1'01tS. ~ house, apt., ' !It.ore . • • • • 1 , • • w/trplc. din rm, bit.ins, nr panelin( 6: wallpaper. ()\~~ fountain, coven!d patio, all s.11 tho old 11u11. Bey th!> I I.lttlfy Pitot Want A1« "'"" bid• .. •te. rhnl ._Dally Pilot SCRAM·Lm ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE ochl• A bch. ilY APPi' sam. In hnprovomentg. By xlra& •blllC """· hr llChools. r,e"' stutr. lm.f'JtDin,. aalon.". Cloiisirled Art. J ______ .c...c..______________________ 008-6529. &ehoo l & P11rk. 962-8263. ·~14_2_.!t'_~_._!J6S. __ 75_r_o __ _ ., ~» HERITAGE . • REALTORS '1 I I Buy a Border to Border Bargain Every classified want ad in tho DAILY PILOT appears in every ed.ition 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 Coast ••• all tho way fr om " Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna •each Irvine Saddlehack San Clemente Capistrano <Plus the daly newsrack edition) For One Price With A DAILY PILOT Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO DAILY PILOT 25 .I _ .... I~ ! --· l~I _.... I~ I _ .... I~ I -.... I~~.... 1~1;;;1 ;;;"'~;;; ... ~t;;; .. ~l~.:i HUftti ........ IMch Irvine Irvine Lido lilt .......... lltMlt Ntwport Htltlhts Bu1IMH Propor!Y 154 UNIVl!RSITY PARK * EXCLtJSM: • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.11-~S!.E.i;";A~l~RE:i;EZ;;;;E:-TWO LOTS TOTAL 1Wxlll9' MARQUETTE MOOl!L 4 Bdnn1 .. plus den; 5 bath• NEW DUPLEX O<OICE LOCATION. Hu,.. $27,500. CRY Be UfWl 50 Ft. Nord co rner . ON PENINSULA Plus view of ocean~ bay t"'31<>n Beach, ZONED buy! lntere11 tor vets au y upgraded. 3 Bedroomsl_~oe a M~nUicent, custom home. Brand New 3 Bdnn. 2 Ba. trom upst&lts fan\ily rm. BUS1t-.9ESS. PROFESSION· ilill '"· Rom hef .... It in· master suite wlth fireplace and DBJCODy, 11 000 u 3 Bd 2 ·-~.-Chann"'f,..2 BR.. 2 lllod AL OR OF>'lCES 111.500 formal dinin. d f lib ' ' p. nn. -· ~... batN di I creaaes. 3-bednns, 2 baths, g an a amily room w cozy Sep. laundry area ea. unit. ; · · n ng aa;a; cli.. TERA1S \\Tttr: KAN· el.IM.1.:ric kitchen, hudWOOd fir=ace. Close lo new part and the price RENTA.t.S: 81.lmrntr, wLntu Shake roof. 2 trplc'a, w/w f'rlllc. w/hutolator, Ir F .A. PAK, 19'Jl Klhel Rd., Kiehei ftoon:, drapes, carpett, of ,000 Includes· the land-. 4 MUM. crpt'g, "-... .-_a: ovt.n. heal. Extra Ip. kitchen It ~laui ltawa.tl _...__. _...._ .,,... 110' Jot. -d ... _ ·--brtdar. area, walk-in pe.r.. ' ' ....... -._ -\-,., x LIDO 1taAL TY lhwM-. Lilelime Cedar try, bttth cabinf:ts, 11 all Condominiums CALL-· Coll Potrlck SchMldor 3m Via Lldo~N Beach sldlng. 2 car gar + on bl •--~-•-d t lo I 160 RARE INDEED ,7• ~-t pari<!ni. BU>~' .... t-u~. ~·u• .... b ' r "' • ' r on alle:y &. extra FRANCISCAN-FOUNTAINS VISION RED HI LL REAL TY OUR EXCLUSIVES Ut user deproclaHon. Stepo • 151.000. CONDO • Park·llke 'u r . • An In.spired achievement 18124 Culver Drive 79 ud !'iirxt~.or (ro~~ch; ~ar. ADY LADY rotBA•.nd~~\83,'ooo-poo. lu, kNr". '6l.,..Bfu,2, has been eneraved ln exec· University Park Cent.er TR.12 BPRLEX. ; tw--$1bd·000m: •. st k> " • ..... " 1->-"" I 2 °' u r ... Neu yacht club. $99,S::O. Tree shaded corner lot. New-&12-3645. ut ve story 4 bedrrn 3 Irvine, Calif. 3 STORIES. b&ytront, ocean NEWPORT PIE_R REALTY \y remodeled charming 21---------::.~. ~!:~ 1~~ =~ _________ 5_52_-_7500~-+l -~~~---I \•lcw. 4 Bdrna .. 4 baths 67).2053 BR. 2 BA., f11.n1ily rm. & Huntington Be1ch d t~ dra L · •-. h s:a>,.ooo ._ hobby nu. New Kit. bltlrul, ecora w -8 pes, carpets. H I "j -c LIDO RcAL11 Y ''S""'ER lovely -1c. & F.A. heat, CON00~1tNIUJ1.t Electric kitchen, all thP unt nttan Harbour t wr .. ~ 1 kb ,, blk 1 ~ you droani ol. CALL STOP 3377 Via 6Lldo7•7•300N'pJ Beach ANXIOUS'' lge: cov'd patio. Extm. lge. over oo · 1g OC'Can. a o S42-445L BY Owner I -large 2·sty, ,. dbl. iar&ae pll.LS b Oil I beach. Allr11ctlvr lBR ~pt, 4BR, 2\.t ha, tam rTfl, din T E WORLD ed 3 1t<>rage area . $52.~. fully crpld .L. d ra pc d . rm. Nr water. ;66,000. BRIGHT & CHEERY WOW! Tree shad 5 BR, CA.LL I!\. ttt·l.flt ~ternbt'rstup In )luntln,gton 213/~2728. HERE'S A PLACE Sp&eious 2 BR. 2 bit. home BA Oialet. f'ormal dining, . .:., \ Harbour Club incld. Xlnt I I TO GET OFT on street to street Jot, Call hugl' family room/sludy. lt.>rtn". Askirl{.; $30.950. Call ;r~v~n;;;t~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I TOWERING, EXTREME to see this e."cluslve llst.ing Elegant deeor. pr 1 me S92-2936 or 592-32.'.~ -ARCHITECl'URE. Located at $60000 nel&hborbood. Pricf"d by REALTY ENJOY THE PARK in quiet section of ''THE Gib' W~lktr Realty ~~~!o'C!if ~~500. N1•r N1wpor1 Po11 o rtlc • lnconfe Property 166 Beautiful courtyard graces VULAGE." Detailed I: ai,nf. ~Via Lido, N'pt &ad1 1 " t oPf.NTll..'J * PRI~fE LOCATION -2 DUPLEX P LUS .... A • que' exterior design, built oo * 675-5200 * Allractlvc sml. hont<'S on ~~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I un: spacious tile entry oJ 4 JeveJJ. , ' (I•''. J::. lb.·ard & Co. lrg lot just atcps fmn1 * 2 BDRM. HOME '* OWNER sacrlfice. Ideal J ~~~flybd=~. ~~ ~n~eg Spra'1.ilng 4 BDRM. &: Great New Offerl"fll -Jt;.·. t:i ... .,, ......... ,~. Harbor ll.S. Priced to .!lcll S39j() DO\VN bdnn. 2 baths. Patio, dining and a great grrenbelt loca-DEN FLOOR p LAN , Beautiful 6 bednn., 4~ bath lm1ned. at $37,500./$7,00) PrivHtc 11utios. t-:nclose<I rm. Built-ins. Dishwasher. tion across from park. serviced by ti,) BATiiS. famUy home on immtnte cor-DUPLEX dn, M>llcr w/carry. Ex-garagl's. Xlnl return. Ci\!. Family rm., ti.replace. Shag $61 500 · I the land Semt formal llv. rm., ner )0(. $165,000 c I u si '' e w 1 l h 11 . D . carpets. brk $ 3' 2, 5 O O. ' inc ' ' features mirrored wall, IM-Open hql.tle to oceanfront JOHNSON , BKR. M&-8362, 846-0604. 8 d h II POSING F JR E p,; Ac E »ritt\ngbam 'Rultp Excellent inoomc. 177,500 21Z1 Placentia Ave., C.M. • o~~!"Fo=· d=·~~ re i ~MIN'W~s ~fili~ FEAU'CRI CHANNELFltONT f;.,t':!5~a_?.1~ r~,u~i·~ built-Ins. Family r n1., SI'ONE. W/W carpeting ex· 3336 Vi a Lido &'15-0123 DUPLEX ba' 2 1-..1 1 .. 1 tending thru halls & all 4 s., "Y cs. -.e. yan · !!replace. Near the beach. REALTY lxlrms. Well de 8 1 g n e d Mesa Verde With Pier. $96,500 Best N'pt. H'ts. location. Lava rock BBQ. Bcautlful A O>mpany With Vision kitchen, has AU. BILT·IN _ NEWPORT BEACH Also, will lease/option. deror. brk $45,950. 962-8865 U~~ ~;u;~~t~-~ine: RANGE & 0 VEN ' DESIRED Location. ~1esa REAL TY BALBOA BAY PROP. $28,500 2 BR 1 BA OUlce houn 8 AM to 8 PM O!SHWSl!R., >:re. & ope"' Verde No. 2 )'T. Immac. 2 26Z7 Newj>Ort Blvd., N.B. * 67S.7420 * Doll hou.se near the Heights to LARGE DINING AR.EA. story, 2300 sq. ft. 4BR. lBA. 675-1642 BY owner • N'pt Hgta area. * 8 * 2 BORM. HOUSES COSTA f\-1ES,\ 100 x 300' Lot F.xl"<'llent l'\'\Ul'n no\\' .'V. can be u1:igrn<led . 557-9'J30 sec of town. Sharp & clean, •'THE =CH'' • M.str. Bdrm. suite, located on fam . rn1. Nr. Elem. & Lido Isle Beauttei Cod style 4 BR, 2 ba homl'. nice neighborhood. Will go separate level, with private lntermed. schl. 7o/o assum ON WIDE J.car gara11e. Unique gazebo VA or FHA, says the .seller IR NE bath, SLIDING GLASS VA. Ava il July. By O\vner ' , street; 4 bdrnls.; ln back yard. Priced to sell 4 UNITS or submit the new 5'1o down OPENS 1'0 BAL CON y $4,950. 557-4)500. l baths, features galore. at $45,000. 64&-l720 3 br & family r oom \V/OC'EAN VIEW Lower Price $135,000. Assun1able Uniqut' Costa Mesa $50000 program . Are you ''Pac ese tter'' on a · 4 BDRM 2 BA pool t.lesa 6% T.D. O\VNER. 3 BR, 2 BA, fan1 F.P. $500() D.P. ld~al l~a- qualified'!? Call cul-de-sac, adjoining a ~~ ~~ N J1~~ Verde. bias. M. Fe~n. oo IT. GARDE~ charmer . ~n1 w/FP, cul-O~c, 1 nu lion on R-4 ioni!, possibi\iry greenbelt. Right for Ex· FIREPLACE, trom 'lk>or to Rltr, 546-2483. 4 Bdrma.~ tanuly room, 4 1·pta. drpe, assum VA %. to build inorl'. Ask for ecuttve's yaung family in ceiling. Altogether It looks Ml1sion Vle)o batlu $155,000. $45,CKX>. 548-0520. Richard Van \\'e11. Realtors ,.,_9491 ltvlne's finest family com· like..,.,, 2600 SQ. FT. of Hv. LI.DO REAL TY Soni• Ano ELMORE COMPANY 0 E munHy. The setting is AREA. It's thl' "BIGGEsr e EXC·WSIVE 3377 Via Udo. N'pt. Beach pen ves perfect with 1100 sq. ft. of BUY" we havP, !or only * 673-7300 * XTRA LARGE LOT OWNER relocated. Elegant the finest DECOR. $42,950. $55,000 FULL PRICE Mls1lon Ridge Home Great family home-3 Lnrge APARTMENT HOUSE home. 4 bdrms., 3 baths. WALKER & LEE Ree.ltors HURRY ON THIS ONE! Outstending View * 6 UNITS * bed r n1 s, 2 bath .s, SALES & ANALYSIS ~a~~ Pl~~··. bull~-~°:! 1,546--0022=~--,-----MISSION REAL TY OWNER transferred & mutt EASTBLUFF poolroom/family -room. neighborhood. Great yard. NEW 3 br, ba, ~am. rm, 985 so. COAST llWY. sell. prof e .s s lo n a 11 y Xlnt lncome. tll.X she:lter brick fireplace, bont/lr11.ller 881 Dovt>r Drive, N.B. ....,;700 bric $42 500 84&-l383 model home. Au-cond, LAGUNA decorated & landscaped OPEN SUN. 1-5 "ccr-q, bulltins. sprinklers. ' · · Comm. Pool. S 3 9 , 5 O O Phone (714) 494-0731 Y.ith 3 lge bedrooms & 21,i 752 AMIGOS WAY Good assumable Io a n ·J""""""""~""""""""'J OWNER despe.rate. 5 bdrms. 551-4841 or 542~35 baths. Unmjltched recrea-N O $30.000. INYESTMEU'I' 2 baths. Rear living rm . 3 BDRM 2 Bath Large *END _THAT SEARCH* tlonal facilities available EWP RT BEACH lerwfn realty Inc. ~· Family rm., firep l ace . Kltchen 'Carpet ihru-out IA.tis 7".J x 100 with ocean near by, tennis, sWlmming, REALTY . 675-1642 96'A405 (24 hrs) PRESCHOOL Patio, dining rm., built-ins. 551_3954 • · view; 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, golf -$82,500. Call 831-2334 2627 Newport Bl\'d., N.B. Spacious thruout. brk · w/warm paneled family or 831--0725 B7 YFRONT DUPLEX San Clemente ONE of the Arca'5 finest and •~ 950 ~-•= ~ 11' & " ------1 best established Preschool11 . .,.,,, · .,_--.,,,..,.., L•nun• •--en rm.. ""'am ce s. a By ow-r 3 BR trl J J • -rful 1 .... • ·eve · Brand New 4 Bdrm. Up, 3 2 BLKS ocean, wf180' 2 BR, Licensed lor 73 Chlldl:en. BY Owner: $1,950 down. T. Yt'tlndl' rock frp c. Hurry Lee den, patio kitchen Bdrm. On. Not a typical t ba, 108 Del Reposa, ValuP Conveniently located to Ovr 7% GI. Pmb $366. l CREATIVE on this one. Priced S49,950. wfvit'w .l bltns, formal dlfl.. sterile bldg, all wood t'X· ~.000. Need immed sale. ~rve Newport Bench and !~·llD3fam ;:·C: ... ~~nus rm. CHALLENGE R-~ t~~ J°~W!it. lng, 2 frplcs, 2 level 'brick terlor, beams, a:lua, views, 831-%888 or 211-376-2814 ~ ~1esa. $LIO.OOO. Call :::-=-:;:::o-<'.;..;:~~"=''==~ Thret cottages for sale. lng distance to town &: patio around lge heated on big bay, Westminster for Appointment, 646--0055. REPOSSESSIONS Older -cute -wood•y area beach. Submit """'· Prtc-pool. View 153.950. !31-1136. ONLY $150,000 40 UNITS IN A PARK -good income. $59,500. Buy ed right at $3>,000~ Newport a..ch IloDahewrty ~E>-~15 ·OPEN HOUSE Ou!slandlng •o.l'den llpUI on :-or Wormat!on and location one. or all. * ULTIMATE IN TASTE * ~ f these f11A & VA homes -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1.6 acres of lnunacWately 0 t t • BUIL *l*G*SITE In W. heauUful 3 bdrm., 3 • BLUFFS BARGAIN SUN. 1-5 kopt groonds. Pool, ale. con ac • D N ba. home, w/many cu"om BIG CANYON ,.. TRUCHA 1•· 1· In 6 7 KASABIAN •~ QualHy 3 Bedroom S&S ' mane g, . < "'°''· Over half acre lot with quiet features, such as tinted $66 SOO $495.000, Principals only. Real Est•te 9'2-4644 country atmosphere in area glass in slidlng doors, 21 Roye I St. George ' -home .. SHARP one. story on Sparling Investnient Corp. of lovely homes. Beautiful self-cleaning oven, bit-in Newport Be•ch PopijlirQ=Plan 5"':eeplng corner lot Formal 631-5662 VIEW HO~tE canyon and hills view. BBQ, food center , rainbirds r ....... horn 5th You Own the land dining room. Large family I--==~==~-I 3 br 1~ ba by r $18 000 r!ul ....... 5e custom e on OPEN SAT/SUN 2-5 room with sliding doors to NEW •PLEX , ~ , owne , . & many more wonde Fairway, 5 lu x ur ious l DRIVEBY15141V .. $32,959. 968-3965 * * * features; also incl. deluxe bcdnns ~'ith outstandln& TED HUBERT&: ASSOC. pat 0 · · er-1-3 br, 3-2 br, FUU.Y REN· "White Elephants"' over· LIVE AT THE BEACH relrig., washer & dryer. The large den lrother~attraetivP 34,ll Via 'Lido, NB 675-8500 mont, Westminster. TEO. Quality constni.ction running your house? Turn Large &-.room~ pll.LS 3 price, with an extra lot,.all features. Open Sunday *UNSURPASSED* CENTURY 21 by Butler Holl!ing. City of tbem into "Cash" .•• sell baths. Glass walls to lovely lndscpd., for $109,500. 1;00-5:30 VIEW Anaheim, Credit reje c t them thnJ a Daily Pilot yards. Superb family home. * J UST LISTED * 2S45 E. Cout Hwy t61-44ll · 961-4433 makes this available now. ela.sslfled ad! $75.500. Thls spacious home, having 4 c.orona. del•Mar From owners 3 BR. 2 ba. F.P. $78,gs(I, Xlnt terms. BR., 3 ba. & family rm.; 6'75-tmO unit: Iii;. sundeck on this VERY RhaJ'p! Extra 11 Phone Mn. Butler, ~1228 new carpeting& very clean! 3-cty. triplex. llTl'placeable Galore! Jyr nu F & S 2 sty TAX HEDGE• F las" F bu! Mt . ••2 500 &. llke new' ..... ,. 000 'B 38 f . an ;11c 8 ous . views . .,... ' . BALBOA. B·~AY' PROD home ... R, A, am rm duplex. l BR & 2 BR. tnb'a * R...J' 1,2 ACRE * "' w/fl'plc, pool u yard plush dean'. Prime Santa El Cariso Village; 'sur· * 67).7420 * w I heavy bl'am. covered Ana locale. $50,950. Owner rounded by Cleveland Nat'!. paUo n....n ~·" 500 fl l *BAY VIEW* BEST '-··· In Newport · '"'t""' • ......,, • may nance. Hurr)'! Forest; beautifu Oak trees. OJUS 0"*" ,.._-., B k ••~°'00 n-ach'. F-sale by owner, ~ ............ ...,.. ro er 1rhT""V'I Rural environment. 1--tt. 5 UNITS ~ -views. Will take 3 bldgs. $56,CKX>. 440 sq ft family rm, FOUR 2-BR. l ba. units, 114 $8,500. X 2 L 1 0TCSOME d30xlSlnJng' llvlng rm , 3 Br, lge 1 --·; 11 1~ yrs. old. Projected gross ENGLUND LNT N area, 211 Ba. Few --!IV ioc. f785. 63x257 Lot. $98,000, $87,500 blks from Mariner's School . 307 E. 18th St .. Costa Mesa. REAL ESTA TE NEWPORT BEACH & Park. Open House Sat 2-5, Open 1-5 Sal & s"'" REALTY ,7 1642 Sun 1·5. l»3 Highland Drive Rhoda MagU JUtr. &12-3600 3l8 THALIA 494-80'33 S. ANXIOUS Mobile Homes $5000 DOWN, Costa 1'1esa A Unique Home ~2'1 Newport Blvd., NB F •-1 125 HARBOR VIEW Luxurloos 3 •lory all cedar or -• 4-plex, Income of $500 pay• Open Sun. 12-C channel homt + rm for add· all ta."es, insurance & 802 MonHnito Dr. HOMES on + 1 BR luxury apt. Matar Home. Rentals mortgage etc. $ 5 8 ,5 0 0 . A windlng Cypress lined Pier &: slip, many xtras. Owner. 673-7178 driveway, expansive ocean BIG CANYON 1198.000. Open Sat. & Sun, SALES I LEASING nx UP lo,. prollt. Tuu 3 view, tinted glass. natural EW 1-4. Bkr. 546-7739 BR. houses on Big R-2 lot. wood, :flagstone. brass , VI BEACH COTTAGE 2 BR, ] full service facility $29,500. Farel Walker Rltr. stained glllS8, tile, plaster The sharpest Monte go ~ blk to ocean. C.Ompletely Danmar Matar Homes 646-7414 or 645-'ra36 Ask tor GET A 'CHARGE' out of your DAILY REDWOOD/FIR CON- T EM P-SPECTACULAR, Enter stun priv atrium thru tall louver doors a:raced by bronze can-lamps into new· ly reblt 2 bdrm & den, 2 baths, ocean view home w/formal din rm. 11repl, liv rm w/3 walls glass, prof decor w/lots of wood, mir- ror, foils, ferns, flowers. l Redwood deckB, shake root. Near 500' glass. Master has Roman tub, 2 court.!!, much mirror. Very 11peclal -must see! $69,500. By owner-Open House ll·7 Sat/Sun, Temp HIU1 Dr at !s1»1 Cresta Way. <Call 96)-1267 for other times.) walls, shake roof, totally re-Model! Immaculatt adult furn. Vacant. Public park Bruce. d~ted. 2 BR., ~· home. 4 bedrooms, family acrou street. Asaumt 531 6800 --~O-A~N~A~ro=1NT=--·t dining rm. & frplc., with a room A dining room. Del $37,000 loan. No loan feta. • TRIPLEXES . $66,950. PILOT .WANT AD NOW HONORING Master Charge and BankAmericanl • I DIAL 642-5678 guest apt. below. All on a PlllO tiled entry and foyer .zoned R·Z. $49,500 full price. . FOURPLEX • $18 950". big. \\-'00d5;' lot w/priv&cy. paneled garage with Iota Ol Newport Pier Realty 1g:: :-'DD!tJ~'L,: WEBB R.FjALTY e '493;0751 Only 4 b~ks. from m'.11n cabinets. ~e lot with 673-2058 spaC: ::~t, $4500., ' 10o/o DUPLEX $22,9'JO. R-2 Lot beach & ,i blk. to htgh covered p&tKI and privacy -C'OZIEST CONDO down. Payments like rent. Fare! Walker RPaltor school. A prestige home· room for pool and boat plus. IN TIIE BLUFTS Dee.ler 557-9390 646-7414 or 64:r7266 UNIQUE HOME on thl' crown of a high hill. Gated ttte·shaded entrance. Pie· ''"'S,.,atriwn with a in.500. Call 646-nn NOW -Priced Low maintenance highly ASK FOR BRUCE 494-T:»l at $19,750. ·You own tht upgraded wood 'paneling MOBILE Home, new I y _...o.:;::.:...~"-"=='---1 1000 N. Cst. Hwy., Laguna land. Swedish fr.pie 4 br 3 ha, decor. New cpta, 10 x 51. lnduitrlal Property 161 spar pool completely surro by 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, spacious living room, dining room, deluxe kitchen, old brick fireplace. Large private sun deek for constant enjoyment of panoramic COAsrAL view. 193,500. EDGEWATER 1350 So. Coast Hwy. * 494-1536 * CUSTOM BUILT Close-in walk to town It beach. New 4 bdrm., 2 bath home with lge. yard, room for pool. Heavy shake roof, shingle siding. A I k I n I 509,500. ~~ ~~ 4t4-5671 -4tt.2100 DUPLEX LOT Big with, trees &: vlew1! Walk to beach & downtown L3guna. Only 132.000 . Davt 675-l972 Doherty 494-0615 MAGNIFICENT 3 BR. 2 BA b)' owner. Panoramic oce&n view, maasive atone trple, sunken llv rm, bmd clgnll, blttn1. $58,000. 494-8962. NEW 2 BR. 2 BA homl', ocean vu. sepante di_nl.ng, frpl c, bllns, $39.500. $5800. handles, 496-2218. CftNTX. I• rrs RM m IE .¥1 former W pla~ moc1t1. MU5i Furn. 2BR. Quiet Adlt Pk.1------'--"-- 1ell, $52,500. By owner 13500. 542-7826 + UNDER $30,000 * lllll1J!iil!f1UI 644-4785 42' TRAILER w/2 rooms ad-M-1 Lot 70 x 140 with 4 bcinn. """"'""'""='""'==== l;lfilA ~~ :~l~~nts~: ~~~ ~tu;:'l~ c~~j ~E1tT~;sa. 644-75Zj WATCH • • • • -A cabana. 2 BR. 2 BA, Well WllJon, Colla Me,. Lots for Solo 170 h :• ';')' (<•?''°~ eo.t.f(ll" • • .the su""'t from this vecy IMMACULATE frl>lc<, lum, club, 2 pools, BAY VIEW BEAUTY quaint 2 bdrm. home. Ailulta. no dog11. "6'5-458(1. 2 BR, 2 Ba I& SUndeck. Adult, ~l~RBOR Estates. Orean Located in quiet 1,1.'00dsy IAYCREST BEACON JI•., F'ITlt _ 2 + Newport Park, 5«).3)n. v1e~w lot. San Clemente. area. Large master bdrm. ~ $16 ·iOO * '196--0298 with sliding glass windows $69 500 gue~ nn + ar.'· dock for 2 I "Oco"O'=. ~~~-c~o'---leading to a large deck fac· 1 -55 boats, db e gar, te~nis, APPLE Vnlley Vu Joi. Beaut Ing the Pacific. Unique One of the neatest, cleanest 4 $165,0!l>, 10% dwn, consider 1 ~ desert knolls, Sncrif. $500 tropical patio In back. bedroom homes you will trades. JMD, 838-2257 W Estate. I A cash. lq $7000. 557-8213 151,000 stt. Dining room and 3 THE BLUl'FS -• . All! Mount1in, DOffrl baths. For further In-1% yr old, 4 BR condo. By Reaort 174 · ~ formation or see c a 11 owner ph 548-2901 wkdays • '()"an st&-nn. Ir~ fl'VH A wkenda. AcrH .. for ule 150 CANYON Lake, View Lot REAL ESTATE """"" J' "'"0 'L7'f HIW!IOE home architect CAUFORN!A CITY -1111 ~. "ii!'J"':~.1 ~.R.-~ t190 Glenneyre St. ~-·~~~jll'tl~ design, eu&tom built, 4 yn ac-tta clote to town center. 537_1722 494-9473 5"9-031 , I 'old. 4 Br,:.! Ba. 345 Catalina All or part, $600. per ac.lc"'='ci:.,-..,=-,-:,,.,--,.--=-~'====~"-'=6 ;1 J Dr. Owne:r. Open dally, with 5 percent dawn, in· * YUC'CA VALLEY cu.atom OC·EANFRONT ; --·=·=-•!!! 548-0272. terest only tor 2 yra. bit home, large gar&,gf!, 2~~ PARADISE POINT RESORT LlVING every day HARBOUR Vu Home , 55i-Ola)/5.U-2540. c~~e~~~ L~~so . 1.4 acres. 5 sep. units + cot· for $31,500. Bayside Village, ~tontego Model , 4BR, 2BA, 8uslnes1 Property 154 · toge located on cliffs above lge clubhouse, pool, beach, sul)erbly upgraded. ShoW1 -... -· • ....... -R•nches P'•rms roaring tide & white sandy boat slips. 2 BR, 2 Ba, 2tx52 like a model Fee. $78,500. OFFICES Gron: ' 180 beaches. Trade poss. Xlnt Mobile, 3 yrs old, wood 644-73"48 terms. $260,000. 1"1Jng shln&:les, beaut 11"ARBO'=";,::R-"'v"'1_e_w-"'H'"m-,-.1 LEASE• SALE LEASE, Horse Ranch. 2BR 497-1711 L .. un. Be•ch Jhd1pcd, lmmed posse11h>n! Montteo. 4 Br, 2 BA, FIR, EASl'SIDE COSTA MESA hse, nu 4 •tall barn. 8 pipe Owner, No. 39 300 E. Coast DIR. Owner. $ 6 4 , 5 O ·o , jll.!t otl Newport Blvd. Ideai corrals. Owner. 644-S307 Hwy, N.B. Sll-389-1, for Medical or ma!IY other Real Estete Went.cl 114 OWNER, (Westcllff) 4 br, l use!ll. Total of 4 Offices, AP.I'-'=~'-"'"'-"-'==-'"'-' Loguno Hlll1 NEW LAQUESI'A 3 br, coun· try ki tchen, 111.r. lot A ear. $34,900. Owner 642.-3743 STEPS TO OCEAN 2-Sty. A·Frame. 3 BR. 2 ba. Blt·lns. Walk to beach, pools, tennlJI. $45~. CAYWOOD R"AL TY * 541-1290 * - L•ke Forest P.tONACO-HARBOR VlE\Y ba tam. rm, 2 frptc, nr. prox 860 9Q. ft. each. Poasl· WANTED shopplflJ le schlJ. Super ble to comblnl' 2. Leste $300 Priv. Prty wants 10 buy from clean. $89,900 ~ per mo. each. Po1enllal fri. prty house on R·2. 3 or By 0 W c e r ' 3 BR, Income of S120t per n10. far unlt~: Prt' Cd~t {Ir Npt 11 owners. Call aey t I n1 e , u A · ·Cl · · Refurbished. New kitchen. 646-00.55 • oo.;h. \Vrlte aRSlfied !JA Lrg· lot, 640--0166 or 640-0221' • -•647, Dally Piiot, P.O. '90x Duplexes near the ocean ~ l560. Costa M..,., Ca. 92526. MileJJ Lanon Rt:alto~' •II ~ ii HO~tE 90uth of Higtlwa.y *~* 1111 , Cdrit, prefer near ocean Oce•nfront Duplex A fy1L =~ .... ~n~:i·s h!":1~ Prine, only. Agr. f13..3012 ~~..:....,;. i?, Write P.O. Box U87 AlhD.m· 1 -~~~-~---·I HOMES-2 "BR, den, -------Lake Peninsula u ••'•de' 1 'ant1J<aptng, TIME FOR w/heatod poo & decking. You'll have docking prlvileKt!'S Sale. by owner. 1706 Port DAIL y PILOT with this 3 bc<tnn. fam nn A•hley Pl. Call w .. kenda or home. Lovely garden patio. aftPr 6 tor appt. 644-2640. CLASSIFIED ADS !pie, bltn kit, vaulted open FOR ACTION • • • ~!:. 14'!.~r>p. plush tong 6 2 5678 LAKE FOREST REALTY 4 • !37-6161 * &1'7-6217 • ' • "Weed 11 & Reap'' From tttuuret .to truh Turn them lnto CAJh CALL Dally Piiot OCEANFRONT •utitOIAIY °' ttttCOlWl\Lm. bra, Calif, 9t802 Duplex, owner/agent 673-9266 You don't need-• run to • lolake Room For Daddy" HARBOR VIPw homes, 3 br "Draw Fast" when )'OU • , • clean out the &BJ'Qf' Monaco Model. Nr, oarlc It pl~ 1.n ad tn the o.1J)' •.. tum that junk into caih pool. By amtnt. ~ PllOI Want Ads! C&D now with a Daily Plk>t Classified Want ad l"l'JUlll ••.•• Ml-5678 -642-5678. ad. Call 64).56'78. • • \ ·' 1' ·: 1' \, \I I ' ,I ., •• -I ' ' ,,. ,, . ·. :r • " '. ' . ,, ... ., .. ., I ,. 1· ,, •• ' ' ..... ·• --..... INGREDIENTS MAl(E - ' THE DIFFE·RENCE his a oyed legislator ' • I ' t ' Re~ipe For Variety a dash of Sydney Harris a pinch .of Art Hoppe a hint of spice a la Jack Anderson season well with S. I. Hayakawa Good chefs know in any recipe it's the ingredients that count. The DAILY PILOT emphasizes the 'home grown' and local ingredients (letters to the editor, -Gloomy Gus, local editorials), ' but only top quality ingredients are used on the DAILY PILOT'S editorial page, whether local or national. Besides its strong local emphasis, the DAILY PILOT serves up a variety of columnists with a wide range of flavor. Here are a few of the diverse columnists that can be found on the DAILY PILOT'S editorial page. (There is no set schedule as local material has priority over columnists, but some of the top national columns appear several times each week.) Art Hoppe Even just a pinch of Art Hoppe is so sharp it adds flavor to your day's reading. An outstanding political and social satirist, Hoppe has been likened to Will Rogers and Mark Twain. His topic of the day can be anything. He reads through the paper until he finds an item he doesn't understand - then he explains it to eyerybody, he says. He combines solid fact and his own whimsy to create 11 unique column on the people and forces shaping our world. Art Hoppe has 'the perfect solution to absolutely every- thing,' he will gleefully tell you -and most of his solutions will appear sooner or later on the DAILY Pll.OT editorial page where they will make delightful reading. S. I. Hayakawa An editorial page seasoned well with the writings of S. I. Hayakawa is a tasty dish, indeed. His dis- tinctive writings on higher educa· lion, semantics ·and communica- tion add much to the variety of flavor. He writes about the mechanics of understanding and misunderstand- ing, about ways in which our de- cisions ebouf race or war or public policy are shaped by the words we use in talking. 'I hope,' says Hayakawa, 'that my column is like a weekly letter to 11 friend , telling him what's on my mind and why I think it is important.' His peppery prose can be found often adding to the reading pleasure packed into the columni of the DAILY PILOT editorial page. · Jack A11tlerson Here's the columnist who has been spicing up life for some of the nation's most powerful busi. ness and political figures during the past several months. He's the muckracker (that's his 'favorite name for himself) who broke the ITI scandal kepi his own name in headlines for weeks and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on administration policies during the lndo-Paki- ~n ~~ . As the late Drew Pearson's No. I assistant and inheritor of the Pearson column, Anderson learned from the master muckraker. He sees himself as 'voice of the voiceless' and 'the man .with the X-ray eyes on .the secret files.' Nothing and no one is sacred when this hard-hitting columnist seeks 11 target. Sydney Harris If you think the pen is mightier than the sword, you should feel the needle. And Syd11ey Harris is just the man to wield the needle. He delights in using the sharp point ·of his 'pen' to deflate the pompous and disarm the stupid among the people he observes in the world around him. Humanity is his beat. He finds stories to tell and foibles to tell Jibout in some of the most unexpected places. His column is II tossed salad of ideas skillfully presented, small stories artfully told, big stories modestly offered and the human equation masterfully expounded. The Harris touch is often evident on. the editorial page of the DAILY PILOT. Sample it soon . They Add a 'Tasty' Editorial Page to up • in the r..PI ~ ,. ,, .. ,. • • . · .... ~· ·~ " '~I~ ' PSl'APUS tho FUll ~-.... medium 1111 ·llrOl!lllf -·-fllttlllll·MMI , I I . w&~~w UJ ~[©TI ' \ \ • • • I ' ' • ' • • ' . • ' ' I : I • l I , ' ' I l I I ' t ' ' r ---lijl _ ... _ RMI E1t.te Wanted 114 H..._ Fumllhod 300 -Unfurn. l~I I~_, .... ___ ·--.I~-• 1-·· ... -l[t]I -·-l[t] l~I ------ o.n..11 aos 1 Unfum. 3115 T ........... a Untum. m 1 .~..._IL_F_u_m. ___ .....;.360.;.; Apt. l,!nlum. 365Apt. Unfurn. 365 * 9ulck Cash*--__ _ Co1t1 Mola L111una 8Mdl HUfttlngton llNch Cotti Men Co1t1 Mew Co1t1 Mesa \VW bu3 your property. AU ~IE7a~ cash wlthln n. liln. c..u TtiWe ~n. 2 lull b&Uu MESA VERDE 1 $300 mo. a.armtng 2 ~ 3 BR. 1\1 BA., recttation HI Beam Cell. Larae Uv rm, 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; t BR $140. Bach $1%a. Mgr, l!il A Brood\\'~ 962-8851 eteaanUy turrilihed, c&Oitd .J: illl.. · &ital!.,, 1425' per ·month. ,i''" ___ . ~:::.::.:.:: 11R01W1S INC. B1lboo l1l1nd 3 BEDROOhf, 2 b fl I h I ,...... II •) utllltles pa.Id. Avail May , 15th to June 15th. ~. mo. Lovely 3 BR 2 BA 2 trple ~ home, frpl, AM con-factUties. fl]_O/mo.. riun Rm fu1; .. k'tch • d11lon. Mat~ adulb only. 546-63)7 . , or ' 557-06'18 • .., 1 , acr. A Yll1l now COME SEE WHAT A REAL GARDEN APARTMENT LOOKS LIKE --- llko living lln • home for $"2.SO/mo. vice P»'C'h. encld patio, conv ' .j, * * 2BR Townhowlf, 1~ ha, to all achls, 2 children, I $500 mo. 3 bdrm, 2 ba home bltlns. crpta. drps, ft.r1<.'Cd pet ok. _ Ca.rdef'lt'r A water ln private conim. On tDe patio. 962-8@1 pd,.. on qwet cul de sac, Oceamidt>. References reqd. Newjiort IMch COLORFUL 2 Br $170. B.ttns, patio, pr, Adults, no pets. lfiO 21.lt St. ~127. . Dana Point We of!er Peace & Quiet. 2 BR'., 1 'h ba .• 2 parking spaces. priv. patios, rec. areas . $300. 6 mo lease acee-ptable, Avail l'ICM'. ~ $15.6342. * * * •DULTS-LE•SE UVE in the all new Dana ~ "' Polnl Harbor at t h e DESI RAB $300 nlD. 3 bdrn1, 2 ba apt, 2 Br. 2 ba. carport, $250 be11.uUful Marina Inn Alotel; ...... HO?ifE frpl. patio. Gardener incl. 3 Br. 2 ha, gar, JXl()I $300 34002 Del Obispo st , t Wlhon ..,.... ,. FOU.OW THE MAP T.O Wilson Gardens air . heat, C b<l1sp, pe · '* * * Duplexes Furn. ~ ficiencles and apart:men11. ..:.:-1-~w~"J,0~.L+.. 2~. 2 Ba. Den, e d, dtys. :alk ~o beach. Adults only. · REALTOR 642-S3.l.1 1 (496-2353). l\itclwns, et'-~ bit· rui, pu.llo, garag ""ater heated pool, direct dia:t fur. Adults only pels. s:i00mo. 3 b~i:t1· 2 '6 home. BALBOA ISLAND 3BR 2 BA phones, television, sauna We giv• you more room fo r le11 money I $00-Util Pd. Bach near RATE REA.SONA E em uns, c ea n nvbl y,.-eekly Aprl~ thru Sept: bath, laund r y facilities, St B C II N l.""-l. 2••.1. l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~ n.ealtor, 644.mo. II .~1un• Beach Bu1lne11 1 Opportunity 2oo Beach. Ideal student Across from Counl:ry Club • View. * * * \ NEW DUP. 675-a,199; 1neeUng room, close to San op Y 0~ • aw · · · · · · · · ;._· · _. -$1~UtU Pd. 1 BR. near 275 Mesa Dr.* Ph. 548-6700 EDGEWATER Costa Mes.I Clemente and La._guna Apt. Onfurn.\ 365 Apt . Onfurn . 365 - beach/town. Comider small Beach. Come play lii our , pet. SHARP MESA VERDE • 1 BDRM carport encl sporUIBhing, shopping and Cotta Mesa Custa Mesa I Active with SZS.000 cnah, $:m-l BR. Nicely tum. 3 BR 2 be fireplace 13SO So C t H patio $1"5 ' · restaurants. $50 Y:eek and1 ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.\ii Frplc. Gar. Walk lo beach. f I 1 • ' • NI wy. • 673-5134 up .. Bring_ this ad and EASTSIOE DUPLEX. 2 BR *PARTNER* :.:=~~n~&::~~ NU-VIEW RENTALS ormaldn&largek1tch * 494-8536 * * * receiye $5 oU on first 1 BA unit avail. Pvl pttl.io HARBOR GREENS I tiy leading manufa1..1W"el'. 673-4030 or 494-324S $275. per mo. inc, gaf'd.. ;m.2 Br. apt. Beautiful buplexe1 UnfUrn. 350 week 8 rent. & yd. Quiet k>C. $HQ / 0\0· equal. share Qf profits. Newport Beach ner. Call larry-~5880 ocean view. lmmaculate B Ibo 1 I d Huntington Buch $-ID-11~1. H ER IT AG E To qualify: f\Villlngness to HERITAGE RL TRS thruoul. a a s an REALTORS. learn, be congenial, ready 3 B~. 2 ba, nr. NB pier, 1 $275-Nice 4 BR. 2 BA. Frplc FOR Jew, \Vaterlront, ier, LA QUINTA HERMOSAl;s:;P;;Ac;c"1o=us"""2""'&'""'3,...,.b•-· "'A'".p.,.U;. to start at once & enjoy a Avail. till June 15.th. $200 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, double home. Fi;l'ICM yrd. 9ar. Ne'v 3 br, 2 ba,, all eYect, Spanish Country Estate Liv-1996 ?i.laple Ave., 2'.!12 dlveraiDed participation in mo/$75. '"k· Also taking garage, nice yat"d. $250 Lagu~ HiUs. . $425. 673-3838, 214 Grand ing &; Spacious Apts. Ter-College ·Ave. $1 ·kl & up. h].proflt depresslon/tnfiation summer res., 121 24th St., month. Call 613--6568 even· $315--Util ~d: Unique lrg .1 Canal. raced P!19l, sunken gas &&.;-4107 or 642-3813. proof financial business, 963-5452. ings and weekends or Br. huge hving nn, O"lc, din BBQ. Unbelievable Living. that lnvile's the most rigid MOBILE Home $115. Also L6i2--021,X) nn, yard. Cost• Mewl 1 BR. FURN $185 ANNOUNCING investigation. References ba h . . $90 I SHARP I 2B NU-VIEW REN:TALS 2 BR. FURN IM\5 Brand_ New 2 Br, 2 BA. apts. c . uruta ~t.arting n , c ean . 3BR A, · -~ · · FOR m.p.ture. adUlls 2 Br, 1 ALL t.rrILITJES :PAm Builtins. \\'/\,. l'1i>l11, dc"PS. exchanged. For per9'.>llal all beach c1t1es. Agt. fee crpts, drps, bltuis. $260/Mo. 673-4030 °"' 494-3248 lJa, garage, new paint & Adults, No Pets D/\Y,.gar. $195. 2126 Thurln confidential interview. write 979-8430. X Jn t I o c. 5 4 O -1151 1 L NI I carpet. Yearly lease. $150. (<f blks S. or San Diego Frwy ·St. 5rl.j.-5SOO ii~~;if~ot~d ro00·Bo6;'J:l,;, Houses Unfurn. 305 HERITAGE REALTORS. agune gut 673-51~ ' on Bench, 1 blk w. on Holt 2·-=B"R'",'-0'1"'-=aa--,,.., .. ,..,~.-,~to-cy Costa Mesa, CaJifornill, 3 BR, 2 Ba, lrg fam rm,!LAGUNA Niguel ne\\' Sea Huntington BHch 10 16211 Parkside Lane.) garden unit, shag. crpts, 92626 and include ph<me-General bltns, frpl, immed. poss. Terrace Townhouse. Ocean CTI4) 847-5Ml drps, dsh\\'lw, ftlC(l patio, number. P~ssible lse opt. $275. view, 2 Br, 1% Ba, drapes, BEDROOM $14S SlGS beam ceil, trpl, gar. Adlts. • LAGUNA • ST R 0 N G INVESTMENT PROPERTY 1vith producing bar & restaurant. o,vner wiU carry paper with n1in- imum down. For appt. in- fo. Call • RENTALS Apartmonls Du~ Haul!- 433 \V, 19t h SL, C.OSta Mesu t l!:d·S. Coas·t Hwy., Laguna (Piccadilly Circus) 645-6456 crpts, generous all. 2 car NEW 2 BACHEWR &-1 BR., patios. $180. 2650 Elden 537-Jl.2:>. VACANT 2 BR $140. Also 3 gar., encl patio, pvt heach. 1. Bath, enclo~ed pvt fsru·nge lr11lc's priv. garnges -1 BR. Carport, priv paLio, BR $175. Singles, families Community rec facilities. 111 duplex building. $l · I~1· Divided bath & lots of new crpts, drps, all clec. OK Agt. fee 979-8430. Privacy, security &\..1-1757 mo. ~anager at 313 Qsv.icgo, closets. Rec. hall, pool & Reap. adull.s only, n o D•na Potnt Midway City Huntingt~~2h. pool tables, sauna baths. children or pets. $130. See for yourself. 17301 548-1322. 2 BR, 2 BA, b 1 t n s 2BR, den, 11,~ba. xtra lg gar, S t An Keelson Ln. (1 blk W. otl'Lr=g.~2"'-=B=R-, -cc-,,-.,-.-d'".,,-,, cptgl drps, garage, neat! $185 mo, 1st & last, 15652 an • • Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater), dshwsr, pool, quiet area, beach, $225. mo, lease, Jefferson St. 0 w n er• SHARP' 3 Br. 2 Ba. Extra5. 842-7848 adults only. $180 ft'('e utils. 496-3548. 842-3640 Good location. $200/MO. $135 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6 64&-1204 Fountain Valley Newport Beach 962-5283. Pools. 4 G~em. Sauna 1'm=R'"."'2:;B"A-,-:,c-..,,-q-u7;e7t,-pa-t""io. COSTA 1.1.ESA OFFICE Duplexes, Tennis: Priv. Pat 1 0 • Immed occup. Kids & pets Serving -Costa Mesa, IMMEDIATE Furn. or Unfurn. 355 846--0259. ok. Sl85, manager l040 C Newport OCCUPANCY L•guna Beach Valencia, 545-3t»6 Bench, Huntington Beach Enjoy the easy life in this Cost• M•I• EASTSIDE large 1 BR, 1';========~1 $120 -EXTRA Lq;. furn beaut. Tiburon Condo ~Jt(!altr Company -----'JERRIFI.C ~an view, ~~ frplc, beamed ceilings, I• Bachelor. Pool. 2 people "h1onterey" mode I . 3 NEWPORT BEACH LRGE 1 BR, util pd, $185 blk to V1ctor1a Beach, 1 BR patio, 1 adult, no pets. $160 • Liquor Lie Off Salo • Coln Cleaners-Busy • Bakery $100,000 + Yr e Butcher Shop &/or Mkt e Bldrs Supply Inv On HOLLAND Buo. Siles 645-4170 or 540--0608 eve. 1TI6 Orange, Costa Mesa $125. . Bed.rm, 2 Vi~ bath, wel bar, OCEANFRONT 333 c East 21st s1. apt. + small study or of· 642-8520 $145 -1 BR. Partly furn. air:eond. Xlnt condition. Ne\\'. deluxe 3 BR. -2 bath. 3 1~!!!!!!!548-8M5 liei!. $2?5 mo. inc. util. Adlts DELUXE 2 BR l '' BA Child ok. Encl patio. Car. Lease price $325 per nlO inc. Car garage. $650/Mo. Yrly. only. 152 SuNet TelTace. Ctplll, drps, dsinv~~ gur: $195 -LRG •. 2 Br . E/side. recreation facilities. C R -chm . 642-8235 -~ HOTEL rooms, $36 wk. Apts. $100 .. 766 \V, W i I son. Partly furn. Kids/pets. larwln realty inc. · ei ann. · ' _•_•_"_"_""'_"_'"_ ... _•_,J 9 from $5o wk. Heated pool, 548-6731. ~·-E~~~3 Br & fam 961 4405 (24 hrs} I _ _ near beach. Laguna Motorl-""'-'='------- rm. E/side. Encl yard for Huntlna+An Be1ch 642 _35 Inn, 1575 N. Coast Hwy. STUNNING 1 & 2 BR 2 BA . •''"' """" 644-6200 494-3537. Garden Apts. Pool: Rec kids & pets .• · Apts Fur 360 CALL 64!Mllll 3 BEDRM., 2 batlr, ~"!'~~~~'!:'"~!!!!'II~~·~~·~·---~~ LAGUNA Villa, 2 BR, 2BA, area. no W. 18th St. $145 & LACUNA BEAOI OFFICE townhouse. $210 per $225-2 Br. 2 Ba. 'h: blk ocean. Belboe Island furn, pools. tennJs, prtlo""P~·~~~~~=-- Servlng Laguna, DfJ.00 Point, mo. Bltins, fireplace, Yearly. _ beach, 54&-46t8 or wkends 1 & 2 BR $13G-$150 stv, San Clemente, Capistrano $350-New & nice 3 Br, 2 Ba, BACHELOR apt, $175. mo + 499-3906 relrig, ·crpts, drp!'i, heated $156 _ COZY 1 Br duplex. xlnt. cond & loc. Agt. !rplc, g~r. deck. utilitles Annual 1 ea 5 e. pool. Adulls, no pets. M AN UFA CT U RE RS: Partly lurn. Laguna. Year--962-4471 or 546-8103. $5.25-Penmsula Pt. Beaut.. 4 6'r:>-2llti btw. 4-6pm Newport S..Ch 645-8965 htarketing man is looking ly. Ask for Dale + den, !rplc, gar, pr1v. NICE 1 1 BR t All fl for a product to promote & $165 -ONREAL! 2 Br. priv 3 BEDROOM 2., bah 1 . beach. YbEAR1L1y.av,,.ail June.d 15, k2 $29.50 per \Vk & up. 1 BR, 2 paid.' 1l:riv. p~ki. $~.:;:,: sell in the 13 \Vestem home. Gar. Fncd yard for .3 I • an11-NU-VIEW RENTALS r, z , sun e c • BR & Bachelor;;. Color TV, Bltus. Copper refrlg. Ph: States. Good background, kids. ly room w/iireplace, 16' x 673-4030 or 494-3248 675-1200, references inalcl serv, poo1. The Mesa 548-l5l7 fi nancia1 aITangement open. $200-BEAOf Cottage, l Br. 3'J2' ~~~fmo2 on~~8fh ~Corona cfel Mer 415 N. Newport Bl., NB -----~----Call 642-3910 rum. AJI util pd. Pool. 64&-9681 1-IB.GE 1 & 2 BR Apts. j'"'"'""""'"'""'""'""'"'~l $215-CLOSE to beach. 2 Br. $265/mo. on lease. . A BEAUTY -Enjoy this BACHELOR studio else to W TERFROl\'T l b Ctpts, drps, blt-ins. pool. e BARBER SHOP _ 6 Yard. Kids/pct welcome. 2 APAR.TMENTS AVAll.: [ lovely place! 3 Bedrooms BC Beach $100 ~ avail A . · . r, on Nr. E. 17th St. No pets. $130 chairs. Prime Costa l\TeSa CALL 494-9491 1-$140 & 1-$175. mo. and den, "3-FULL BATHS." May 1st ' 10 Oct'. 1st. channel. Priv. patlD, $225. & $150 per mo. 6r:>-t573 Bk!'. shopping center. Best1equip, * LANDLORDS * "RED CA,RPEI' 89J.-l3.il Ye~ly rental -vacant OO\\:. 675-2668. :::s.St21683 day&, 673-353l 2 BR, 2 BA, quiet & 1nodern gOod lease -money1naJrrer. FREE RENTAL SERVICE 2 BEDROOM house, J,. child 1 Agent. 642·5200: -I, 2 BLKS to Big Corona. . in 'Meat Verde 4-plcx for Owner wtll finance wi th low BEACH(lf~A _pet OK. $225 pr month. 1st ·~ Bachelor Sl?O/mo util pd. FURN .. 1 BR. & Queen .sofa discriminating a d u Its. do\Yn. C."'D RIDDLE 2 Bedrooiif"i~ €'cul de & last, available MB,)' l!t. THE Bluffs, brand new 4 Yrly. 1· adult ts bed in hv. rm. 0 n 549-1621 REALTY 646-8811 962-6954 BR 3 BA ~1 • yard 624 ' no pe · , beachfront. $250 mo.~ Avail.I"'="·""·,,..,.,..--,--=-= • sac:.. $2$. • • ...,.,.. <i< 645--1 until July 1st 646-8824. NEW 4 Units only. 2 BR., G-So . & T St l Bed '" d k NEW T ~.... 2 B 1''-maint. Cust ctpt & drps, . t d I 1r 1, uven1r oy ore room -..u' oc -own11VU:JC r, ,:i $600 mo. 1st & last plus $200 Lg lBR, So of hwy, bltins, . crp a, .. s1ove, rps, rea on beautiful Balboa Island, furnh1hed -$295. · Ba. Bltns, refrlg, nr H. dep, ~--$200 mo. Yrly:. No children ,Apt. Unfurn. 365 furnaC(!. Shown by appt. $10,000 and lt is you 1 rs! Good2711, 3 BMroom -COM • 1-3 HarOOl!r. Poo 213 I 1 . 59 A 2 d 1 u 087 1ts. $215, , , , or pets. 642-5957 -Ref's req'd. 673--0U9. Furnished & Unfurnished From $130 lo $215 mo • Bachelors • 1 Bdrms 2 8Clrm1 • 3 ·8dr ms 11'!1 or :r Full Baths l\·las!f.•1• S'itc bE-dt'OOl'nS ,11·' hi~h bean1 ceilin~11.1 Jan;<' Jiving 1\11Jlll \\'/lo"ttls or 1\•ood burning fireplnt'{'. Convrnicnt laun1lry a1·.;oa otr kilchl"'n. Enclosi."'d pa- tios. ? t11\·in11ning pool.~. sr.una, l\.>crcatlon facili- ties. Sc•·urity gU<U'<!. r-.10 pc rs. Models Opon 10 Iii 7 pm 2700 Peterson Wey, CM nr Herbor Blvd & Ade ms 546-0370 ALL lITILITIES PAID O·llLDREN \VELCO~lE Brand IJC\V 2 bd1'Il1S \\'ilh refrigerator. dsh1\·h1·, range, dbl lavt1.torles, ~hng c111t, drps, vn!.lk-in ck>sel, patio garage .. Call CJS Real Ei;,tute 548-1168, eve f>a7-6UI NO DEPOSITS Lo,1ely 2 Br apt!'i Y.'/a king-sz BR. On beautifully landscaped grounds. Gtt!'i incl in rent. Chllti up to :.I. No pets. 1 ~ blk E. ol 1-Iarbor. CASA GRANADA 400 h1cr1·in1ac \\'ay 557-9559 El Puerto Mesa I & 2 BR Apia. Unlur n. $130 & Up. All Utilities Paid Pool & Recreation 1959 Maple Avo, C.M. ** 3 Br., 11'!1 Ba. ** Lai-gQ;· tle\•:ly dttor. Encl. patio, bltini>, Cl°iJIS, d1~. Close to everything. $170 & $180 ll\O. 868 c,nter St. Apt. 1. Ct.1 or c<Jl ~179. * DAILY PILOT nfurn.. *~ ' ' * Another Ring Brother• 01v1lopm.nt UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom. Fr $165 1 IlR. & Den . . $165 2 Bedroom. l'r. $205 2 BR Twnhouses Fr $245 Please Call ,For 1\ vailabilities The charm of Old \\7orld Spain D\vaits you in ~osta Mesa at Ring Bro thers" M e d i t e r • r a n e a n Village. The country is the settiDg '''here qualnt cobb1:e- stone courtyards and path,vays '''ind over streants and oonds to the door of your villa apartment. -Fireplaces. \Vet. bars, beamed ceilings, wood paneling. -Fashioned designed eolor·COOrdinated in .. teriors. '"ith carpets and drapes. -Private patios and balconies. -Community Ce nter lvith spacious lounges, billiard and ping pong rooms. -3 S\vimming p o o 1 ! outdoor whirlpool, 4 night lighted tennis courts. -Health spa with gym· i1asiurn and separate men's and \vomen's facilities, i n c l u d • ing sauna baths. -A security system to insure your privacy. -A special section fo r those \vith s1nall pets. -Conveniently !neat· ed to all of Southern ;. California. just min· utes from the Pacilic Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Coun- try Club. Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily OlrecUon.c; to l\ledlterranean Village: Fro1n the San Diego Freeway: Harbor Blvd., South 2 miles, Or from New• port Blvd., turn North O!I llarbor Blvd. MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE seuon just start ng! ., years -$375. can turn. -3 Br/2 Ba newly decor, 1250 OJ . 1 B red General l .Br duplex v.•/ gar. Sl35. No J Marine Ave., 6 7 3-8 6 6 8. 3 Bedroom COM DELUXE 4 BR Gard bltns brealdst rm 2 car • armmg r 80• hild t Adults 388 I 545'-5675. "Townhouses" _ $450., en •1,,. blk ·•· 1 & Mature fem! pref'd. Cple __ ~ _ _ c ten, no pe !· * SHADY ELMS-POOL e Adults Poolslde $145 up. • Children nexl block -un· 2400 Horbor Blvd., Costa Moaa, C11lf. 92626 (7141 557-8020 Bkr. 675-722.5 home, pool, has everything, gar, '' . ocean, poo considered 673-8746 ~ W. Bay, 01. 64a-l317. SMAU. gift shop, N.B. 8352 Ca.stlllan, $395 mo. clt1bhsc pnvl, Yrly. 213: . ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA LR-'='G=°'"'C.~t=,lc.oB~l°'l'°<O,....-'""N S I I. · · ........ ft ~DLOR&! 963-""~D 799-.'l973· TI4· 53&-0740 La 1 bed bu'lt . . quie r . r { pee a 12:ing lJ1 '~vuu era s, • ~ ~ · .. . Costa MeP _rge . l"OOD!, 1 -m shopi & lrwy. No pe!s. 2872 •, !r =ts. $2500. 5-17-7937 \V~..-.x kize jaµ' _ . 3 BR., 2 baths. Nr. beach & Brand New Duplex ~1tchen, d1sh~asl1l!l', wall to La.Salle. Apt 2, 557-1584 furn. 177 E. .. Ci\! 642-364j 2 BEDR ·, •lD pets, adults only. Mont~·· month. $160. We believe In Equal Housing Opportunities B&l!b • Corona'd!!I' te school. $250 Month Ocean Vu, walk ,to bch. 4 Wal l carpets,. drapes, closed LARGE 2 BR. Like a honte. I ESTABLISHED Secretarial &: Laguna. J)ur Re ~Ser-After 6 P.1.1. 536-2789 Br. No_ pets or chldrn. LIVE LIKE A KING garage. $175 pc,r,, month. Encl garage available. Call I Service for sale. Best offer. vice Is FREE to1;You! Try 2 BR vacant home $135. Also 646-0384.. ·. . At Budget Pricesl ~~. no pets. Realtor 642-1656 Realtor ~ * 3 BR, 2 BA. quiet & sp.a.cious * * l• 833-2840 Nu·Vlew! 2 BR mobile walk to water. BLUFFS1 2 br. den, 21Ai ba, ________ !-''°-=~------ . NU VIEW RENTALS Agt fee 979--8430 !Iv. rm, formal din. $-175. FURNISHED· ~--CLASSIF1ED 6'12-5678 Investment 67~ or 64:-l248 • 2 BR, cpts, drps, builtins, 644-5573 I 673-3752 UNFURNISHED Coron_·'·-dol.~~. ···-·-Apt. Unfyrn·.-···· 365 Mesa ~rde apt. All 1nodern convetilencei;,, S235. 549--1623. Cla!13itied Ads •..... 642-5678. Apt. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 36 • I , I . I ' ' ! • I I I I ! ' ' I I I Opportunity 220 .'-. ',-, "'."---"""---"-'-""" One child ok. no """· . HARBOR V1EW ~ * POOLS -- CTORS Balboa lsl•nd ~7312 · 5 Br/3 Ba. 2400 ft, big patio, Newport Be11ch Newport Be1ch Newpor t Beach STAMP COLLE -------4BR. 21\ba, TOWNHOUSE, gardn«, pool pvlg. 644-5598 * ENCLOSED ~ ===_::..;="----.=...:c..:...---~---'-------:::::::- DISCOVER SILVER YEARLY -2 BR. 1300. 2 BR II mile to beach, S300 m°' I WATERFRONT. 3 BR plus GARAGES a -... $Ji'i'i'f'iillwii,ilw"'f'f~'fill'fill'f'1iJi'iW<ii~~~'fi'ii$ ~g~~:~~~Y P':~":c~ Balboa Peninsula drps, dbl garage, fenced yd. • THE BLUETS' 4 Br, 3 ha, FROM $1 '40 MONTH ON TEN ACRES ~ ing pre s i rl e n ti a I com. IM?o.IAC. 4 Br., 3 ba. Near Pets OK $2'25. 536-8751 I cust. crpt, encl pat, frplc. ADULTS PLEASE Apts. !urti./unfurn. Lease lJt n1e~rallve. _ bay._ Yrty. lease, $525 mo. 2 BR, den, fam, rm. trpfc. I Lse. $425. 644-1480. Fireplace I prlv. patios. la. Universal Trade Co., MARSHALL Realty 675-4600 cpbi/drps, stove, $275/mo. 3BR, 2BA, Fam Rm. Frplc, VILLA POMONA Pools Tenn.is Contnt'l Bkfst. t.e.. 3400 Irvine, Newport d 1st & la.st. S36-4116 Nu Crpts, Pool & Rec Fae. 900 Sea Lan, Cdi\.t 64'!-2611 ~ Suite 115 * TI4: 64~1234 Corona el Mar Irvine -$325 mo. Lease. 833--0328. PHONE 642·2015 CAtacArthur nr Coast Hwy) w Specialists in $260-2 BR House. Bltns, 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 5 BR, 3 BA. _f'/R, D/R, Lrg (1760 Pomona Ave.) lit yard. V\..~an SI e wy. 2 ba •A'K J"'"' I, Coro 1 _,. pool 1220 Dy Silver Investments ,..._ "d h I' .~. Pool privl. Harbor vu 1.,...,!!!!!!'"''"'~'"'!!!!!!'"'"" 12 BR. 1 BA. 2 blks to Uttle : Money to Loon 240 Child/pet. ' BR. II .......... ~ Hms. $600. tJ33-.3t!M, Casa de Oro na. -· . . •. $-2BR Bit l 3 BR. 2 ha ............. $365 ho Mr. Brock 546-1600, eves. ~ · ns. mmac. 3 BR. rani rm. 21;2 ba .•• S.125 Newport S res AU. UTILITIES PAID 833·3m. =""' cond! Child/pet. 3 BR. 2 ba. fam mt •••• $315 · · Compare before you rent N=E°'W~LY,..-"'D"E'-co·=R"'°'T"E=-,1"" $375-3 BR, 2 BA. Frplc. 3 BR. ~I ha. Deluxe N'PT. Shores 3 ~1:· 2 ba., Custom designed, featuring: . A D 1 Bllns. Ga~. Yard. Patio. Bluffs N.B .•••••. $4751500 frpl.; pools, tennis, walk to • Spacious kitchen with Jn. .hedroom, utilities p.a id, NU-VIEW RENTALS • beach. $125. rutr. 642-3850 direct lighting fireplace. $2'A mo-fo-mo. 673-4030 or 494-3248 etaonrdilshshrdlsh ela eee e Separate din'g area Reallor, 644-7270 = CONTEMPORARY 3 BR, 21A HouHI Furn. or e Home-like storage NEWISH 2 br, 2 ha, no 1st TD Loans UP TO 95% BA. For lease or rent. Unfurn. , 310 e Private patios children." S\vedlsh f r p 1 c, Lowest rates Orenge Co. w a shf!r/dryer. · PllJ'lially _;:;;c.;;...o.._,,..-----e Closed garage "'/storage covered patio $250 010. ~ S•ttltr Mfl. Co. furn. Published in Home ·Huntington Beach • Marble pulln1an 61:>-5720 · ~It 2nd TD Loans 642_2171 U5-06I 1 magazine. $475 . ., •• ,...,;:.,.., . e King-sz Bclnns NEAR beach. Ocea"n view. 2 W , 644--{i4()4 or Oft"'OGl:I' "SINCE 1946" ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom • Pool -Barbecues • sur-BR., bl.I-ins, frplcs., pool. Serving Harbor area 21 yrs. OIARMlNG 2BR • A den 1st .Western Bank Bldg. house .. Excellent location rounded with plush land-Newly dee, Adults. $230 To DON'T BORROW hb\.lse w/patio, ·new Jdtoben. University Parle, Irvine Call for details, 846-4332. scaping. $260 yearly.·Owner 644--0Rl.O -~-- 'TIL YOU CALL USI AvallaJ>le .Jurie lat. 618 Days 552-7000 Nights N wport Beach Adults. No Pel~. NEWLY redc~ ~ br, bl~s, (it BolTO\v on your hOme equity Orchid. $28$/mO. Ag t -• ~· ·· ~-··---r~~~-365 WLARw?,:'.. 1 BR$~., L9n DW. pool priv. Adults. $225. ~· 644-72TII * R"'NTA' C * · -n ~· 61:1-1418 eve• o. r wknds. for any good purpose. Serv-~ -«: ~~ U: :::::e:n<J°~'Q'\v fr~ 2d:.Rr:~~~chkir,o~ ; :~: i ahs··::::. ·:=~ _ YEir~L~th e s:ioW&E~~R& A~~ ~. 3b1:~· ~ Bi!'tk>~ = Orange County! $375/mo: 544-3463. 3 R; s • .. ·· · / a From ~ •. • TV & Maid Service Avail mo. ~or fl.14-7.51 . t.e.. Si.:iNAL MORTGA GE CO: COZY 1 Br. tn-CdM. Mature 3 B~. 2~ ~· •••••• ~3rs1: .,SUMMER e Phone Service-Hid. Pool 3 BDRl\·IS below highway, W {n4) 556-0106 adults, no pets. $ 2 5 0 . 4 B · 2 2 tiba. •···•• "'M:"/'>M From $1200 Month • Children & Pet Section frpl, sundJ.!Ck, gar, adults. r. •:r.n c D . NB 5 BR. lh a ...... , _.,., ""'" • GRUNDY • $UC> Monthly . I .........., ampus nve, . . 640-8078. We Have Summer Rentals . Bl1-L 2376 Newpon Blvd., Of $285. ~1418 eves or 2ND Trust DffdS "'' Mola Realtor 675-6161 548-9755 or 645-3967 wlmds. PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. ire· d h·111 COndomlnlums Ad Good For $5 on Rent Apt. Unfurn. 365 Any Amount 2 BR1 !rplc, beamed .,.ijtngs. .. Umurn: . 320 $160. NICELY -· 2 br, up-Cotti M1H ... * CAU.. 675-4494 BKR. patio, f small child ok, no ·---· ·-per. Crpt, bltins, gar. Quiet W W ed 250 . pets. $165 yrly 642-i520. REALTY Cost• Mesa adulU, no pets, 2'234 C SPACIOUS 2 BR con-ii· ~ int --3,-BR. East.side, lanai, crpt.s, A Company With Vis'°" · · • Rutgers Dr, 1-213-454-S1M domlnlum, l \S bath. $155. lri big l 3 BR. 2'i b3. condo. Nr Back art 5 631'Z!>l3 NEEDED, Sl0,000. XI rtt drps, range, re g., Univ. Park Center, Irvine ~ 2 · • tt hedl-===c-o=,,,-,,-;===-• buyer '"-xlnt prope ... ''. 12 back yanl. $235. 547~1. Call Anytime, SSZ.750D Bay. ~ • .,.c, ca. a ac BEAUT. FURN 2 BR $175 2 R lB « ·~ gar, newly decor. $310 per Bit-ins, w/w, Htd pool. DUPLEX, unfurn. B . A, + yield. SCOTT REAL TY 2BR, trplc, fully crpted, OUlce hours 8 A~t to 8 PM mo 1 n c 1 ud e s recreation. Adults, no pets. OnfMt ok) bl tins, rnc<l yard. Children 536-7533, ask for J ack. garnge. ~o dogs, no !!!!!!!!!!!!'"'""'"'!!!!'"''"'"I Owner, S4$-ii485. 642-9520 · welcome. 551)..0559. u--9 ... 1, children. S165mo. 641h3816. NE\V 3 br, 2 ba. fam rm. h 3 BR 2 BA upper 11" Crpts ,,_.., model home. Air aond, Huntington Bue *'SHADY ELMS-POOL cttW bltins Wry'"""· clean' l;;;T;ru;;;;ot;;;;;D;;o;;od;;•;;;;;;;;;:~2~60;I~:!'.. +13 !3_r1 2ifb1Bat!:!~ crpt>, Comm pool.-$315. Leue, e A4ulta l'<lotslde 1145.up. Kid' ••. .,...'...:: ' .......... en1.....:u, •-· $250 551-4841 or 542-6735 $190,'2 BR, ;u condo. dbl gar • Chlldren next block-unf. s ....... "'141'""~ • PUT YOUR MONEY per mo. 543o9;36. ---------·t Shag Cl<l>ta. drn, pool. t77 E'. 22nd'St. CM-3645 . 2 BR. carp, drapes, gar adlt. TO WORK FOR YOUI 2s1~~~.P8:· met!~~ t~ I ·L-19"'-u-•_•_llM_c_h ____ I M?-628.1 or S42-5.l28. EISIDE Attrac 1' ... um, 2 Br. 8:;_~t, ~1rirwy/1!bp. E&rn l0% lntt:rt':tt on wtll• w. 17th st, C.M. WANTED!!! Lagun• N iguel l 1ii Ba. htrl pool. Nr 11ebls, or · ICCW'ed 2nd Trust Deeds 91" BEAUT. decorated 2BR 2BA shp'g &:. trwy. No pets. NE\V 2 Br. Bit-Ins, W/W Oranae CountY real cttate. hfOOERN 2 BR, crpts. drps, ,By local l.aauM couple, 3 Condo. on the 7th hOlc of the 646--0474. s,r.8Gt~~185 mo. Avail . SIGNAL MORTGACE CO. -• ~~ sfs:.' :'.e~ for :R ~'t:te~tt'tl~ rr::~ El Niguel GoU Course. e $115 to tl35. l &: 2 BR. R I B (TI4J 556-0106 Xlnt re:(Crent.-es! Call Nu· Av a 11 ab I e June 1st. Trailers. ?.fature t1dul ts. 132 2 8 . · Adu ts, no pel.J. AY 4500 Campus Dr •• N.e. 9UIC C H View ~•IA!.! !Free to land· 1275/m<>. A&t 49;...isn w. wn .. n, CM. 64>-15:JO. MEADOWS APT. 387 w. 30'!I DISC. well 9'Clll'ed lords). 673-4030 or 4f>l.3248. Nowport Boadl NICE l & 2 BR Trailers. 185 B~ ::o~2 ~lSO $64,000 at on 40 ac Apple THROU H A 1 BR · a>ttage. ch&nrtlng. k Up. Mature adul1'. 133 E . -• Valley. Pay• 164f). mo Incl DAILY .PILOT quiet atta. $150 mo.+ utll. 3 BR, 219 BA. pool, 2-car 16th St .. CM. '4i-I265. Bl',\\', w/w <11sp100h~pool, ~. All due 1978. Bx 3 Ap-Adlt.s onl)'. 4s.t-4365. tncl. pr. frplc. 1650 !Ml· It. Fat Prtilit is •""-lntd when A ti, no pets. • • pie Valley Owner 24:1->1144 CLASSIFIED AD Th<!,fMttst draw in the West. $328. &1'Hl147, &l2-l210 you .. 11 t~h ttsult-ret· ·2 BR. Hc•ted Pool. $150 & Fut ,.,u!IO are Jul! a phone 642.5678 . , .a llollv Pilot CIAlallled A good want ad wa good In-ttnr Dally Pl 01 CllslUled UP.· AdulU. no petJ. 153 call awa,y 64l-5678. Ad. 642-5678. vestment. Ad,. MHl61S C'nter St. CM ~ ' I I I I .,. the llufh. , • I• ·Newpert = l •tlutlv• 111u1.,1" l1r 111tamh11 Huth ••• etetu111y f t - -'-·-. , r=:-4·'-~J •Pf1'111leO l,.flll*!I$ •n W "' • lfttl • I IUC i , •• ltMrffllOMI l•dll!IM 'Miki! ftty e-m1NrlMn 111· ......... ,,_.., thlCHnt I '"'ffl!likNt HAUpwk•" .,.,,. lfilff N t ••• A ll'llldlfHI •lflfll ltf IVX•rlo11tly leliftcllJtoll la-n, - .. lnGllll dl1YH. '-111"' 1M firm.I .. nlet1t , •• U"'" •'tellM ldlllt ll•lftt Wiii! '"1vKy lll't~ lly IWl"'fll ~ llMM ltc"'1ty l'f'l•m. cln• tlf"c:llll TV. ~ -£:."":"' . On• ledroom/Studlo from $195 Two ledroom from $305 IMAll NtS wtlC~ • 9'~l'OI ~nMI AHO PUINtSMIMOI AYAllM&I. MODILI °"""""' A.M. to DUii Donald J. Scholz&: Company t l 17141 645-0060 "f~I Ho11W.1 Oppol'Mlltlel" . . . .... . . -• 28 DAILY PILOT SalurOaJ, Aptll 28, 1973 I~ I .... 1ra1 .__ _-__,J~ ~I _ ....... ~;1~1--;;--·~1~~1 ;1.-.-~--•;;l;;;~I~-;;;· ... ;;;; ..... ~! Al!t. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Untvnt. 365 Apts., -400 Olf~~lco~ll~enl~•;• ;;;;;;~440~17,P;or~~~-~tol!!!•;;.-;::;:--=$~30 81by1l.ttl111 Girdonllll Plot1r, Pol~ R ... lr l'c"'ost"-1--------· 1-N"',-w-port--lloa--ch____ Furn. or Unfvm. 370 IN privace home. turntahed ;; lfEl.J..01 We hear )W're BABYSmING in my homr, EXPlllRIENCEO J~ * PATCH PLASTERING 1------·-----~--------1 room. With or without planning a GALA AF1'"A1R day or nlte. Nice yard, bot Gardener Complete yard AU type1. Free e1timalel ONE STANDS OUT You can look 3 lot, but )'OU "-on't find anything, to 00\n· pare "'ith the gn.•at. appt."'W'· anc..""C, gre>nt location am! great garden apartm(•nt here: 2 bedrooms, den, spaciou!J entertaining areas, ceramic kitchen, 2 baths set in a garden with fiOYt't'rs, putting and pool. Youn; for $225. Sorry, no <'hildrcn. THE ORLEANS 1741 Tustin 833-0986 UNFURN 1 & 2 BR Carde>n Apt& Frplc, D/W, priv patio. $16.5-$190. 5.57-2841 ATIRAC. new 2 br, 1 ba, l:o;I floor, adu.lls, no pets. 1970 \\lallace, $160. ;,.!R-0804. LG . 3 RR. 2 BA . cpts, drrs. nr. OCC, upstail'!I. $179 pt'r mo. 557--0350 Dani Point 1'r LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA 1 yr old, bltns , garage, car port, haloony, a po I l e!!, 496-6559 * * * 833-0086 PARK NEWPORT Co1t1 MMe kitchen ~vliell<•· Working & Yo• need oome good lunch. 646-8706. malntenanc<', ilniil>OOy, Call SIO-Q25 APARTMENTS !;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~il!J'.1~1,~1"rl"M area. rt.el!Y Comlfit entertAlnment. We would BABYSJTIING. MY now:. ~., F ••• estlmat., Plumbing * * * OFFICE 5 I E like to otter our music. CaU 5 DAYS. NO TODDLERS. __,.,,.,... th ba • PRIV. •n""nco ol bath, nr ~ In Gar<fen Grov< or CM AREA 5411-1966 GARDENER ol 22 yn ex· t.R. OTIS PLUMBING on e y SPARKLING NEW o...,,.. Coast C4llca•. "'''· s Rooms, approx. 1100 ... ft. &16-T:l67 "IC!n IOeo.PSt'~ Mc... COLLEGE Girl ba~·~"'"" periencc. Se<ks 4-5 ad· R<model5 & Repaln. Wale~ ?.uxury apartment living req 'd. 6G-f110; S4l)..()608 ·Corona dtl Mar, Mln. J )T "J .... <& dllional ma.lnt. Job 1 . healtn:, dlspo&ala. fumacn, ovPrlooklng tbe watl!r.En· eves. leut. $440/Mo . Ron Cindy&Dan ln evenings , $l. hr. Call •549·2015* George ds.hwaahn.6'2-6263MJCA joy $7'0,000 '"'•ilh spa, 1 BAY SHADOWS ROOMS 118 wk 'up w/k!t $30 Sherman -IN<IOI t HEREBY proclnlm thl5 111,M>-C"-i'298"'1'-,,--.,.---Hampton. B/A. Complete Plumbing s"'·immlnJ: poolJ, 7 light«! Apartments wk up a'56 Chlldn1 & pet a public warning to Orange Bu1lne11 Service FIRsr Vl$it Frtt. Aero &rvlce. ~~:J;~~e ':~!'. ~~:~~1:u~~ Spacious, L!Jht le Oieery! C~s.!rl55,N~.Blvd, 64• -·· ,., ,200 fm1&:~tB:h~1YA~~ hr:; PROFE.SSl9NAL T.Y PI n g · c, ~Ing __ s e : .v.:.1.ft~P~~1 """P°'L..,Nu"0MBIN"'JO.=b"?00'""'REP"'sma11=A.IR=.- t1ehoard. croquet. Junl('lr I'• 1 BR's FROM $15'7 FURN, room for older work· """''.u _....... drlwr's ''lic-eme-. Drive at Libra OUice Serviet;_a. 2588 ~t.930 "' .....,,...,_. .. "& * * 64.2-3128 * * 'ror1 ~i:iso monthly; also 1 2 BR's FROM $177 lrlil: gal. Pri. bath, kit. & your own r1sk! JI m Newport mvd--B. 66-8850 EXP A I Japanese S lng/Alter•tl~I al')t roo1n plans and pool priv., util pd, CM. UNION BANK SQUARE Brehany, father. Carpet Service ··-" me,rc'f 1 •· ow 2-•tory tov.·n hOUS(.'5. £Ice· ~ ituuener or c e1UHJp '"' Irie kitchens, prlv111e pa. is Bt>aulUul appointments in• ORANGE PREGNANT! Thlnkina: ab-JOHN'S rn~t & U hOI te main. N.8 ., C.M., & H.B. Alteratfons-641..5145 or buloonlt'S, carpeting, dra· elude Decora1or JoirepJaees. 2 ROOA-1S w/bath, fumiBhed, 3:Xkl gq ft modern omce bldz, ortion? Know all the !acts ....._..., P s ry 5-f.O.TJ13 Neal, aecurnte. 20 ~an exp. ""ries. SUbterrancan "'"'k· Shag C~' Ing. Private C.M. $100 lnc utU 's. Older will divide, AU services. first! Call LIFE LINE • 24 D~·~(pooSoll l~ -~tch)· •- r -,,.... Patios. I • Jacuzzi • tenant. 645-2020 l 642-6.560 Carpeted panelll!'d. 6th hni, 541-5522. iUcuu iwt .......... t.s · Gtneral ~rvlces Tilt Ing with elevatora. Optional v 11 ball ' n.-....uera & all color I o ey court • Cas 00 t H ti "floor. Sai.'ritice sub-.let. Ideal SOG"tal Clubs "5 b"L""'ht •~ 10 In t ' ma d service. Just north of BBQ' 0 c R M or rent to man. o fOr insurance ottice. Call ,,g eners '"' m u e Getting ready for summer CEJtiU.nC TILE NEW & 1 1'~a.shlon Island at Jamboree Aduir!: No ·ets. arages. cold water, $70 PE"' mo. m (n 4) 5"4?.()()39. bleach for white carpets. Rental or home-owners retnodel. Free eat. Small and San Joaquin 111111 Road. F1~ St., CM . 646--9136. 1.DVE WORN Save )'OUt money by saving Windows fioors carpets walls jobs v.-elcom1'. ~2426. T;dt'~0~!.J <p:) ~~ 409 W. BAY St. ID EAL for stud!!nl, close to SPACE available, Co s ta Discover DISCOVERY ~~ex~ lri~~.WW clae& re~~~f°~79~e* r n n onna ion Costa Mes• OC'C. 1''um ished. $55 per Mesa PROFESSIONALS In a field ng ·• Ing rm. l[ll] month. 642-8520 WALKER & LEE BLDG. of Amateur Matclunakers. hall $15. Anr rm. S7.50, H•uling 11 UNI-'. 3 BR., 2 ha .; d05C Manager Bldg E·1 03 LUXURIOUS, prtv bath, non· 2790 •larbor Blvd, HarDor at (Est. 1966). couch 1$10. Cha.irhat $5. 1815 ynt, Emptojn•lt f' co bay & ocean. 90rn~ view. * 646-3317 * smokers. Maid "'er v l c e. Adams. First calss deluxe (714) 83r6885 (213) 387-3393 exp,.hod• lwd rounk ' noU FATHER & SO.NS, treel ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~I nrand new. $400. yearly, 675--0310 or 548-7197• 1 . me · o v;or m)'se · ~'Ork, trash, yud & gar. II Tl-IE EXCITING sui!es ncludlng air, n1us1cl Good ref. 531--0101. clean -up. Free •t. Job Wanted, Male 700 associated BROKERS -REAL TOltS 1015 W Botboo 67l·J0f) Room &. Board 405 carpeta,,ample parking tul <>M• 01.,2 PALM MESA APTS. se1"Vice. Call Gene Hill, I~ C•rpenter O'W"'O.lO • . AUNUTES TO NPI'. BOI. ROOMS tor Scnlor citizem. 6-42--0200 I 557--0136 I.Mt MCI futd GET RID OF UNSIGHTLY PHARMACJsr. full or part FURN. OR UNFURN. All services prov. Low PRJVATE OFFIC~. ALL TYPES TRASH & DEBRIS $10 time, Call after 5:30 PM. Unbell evably l ...... e ap", d ~ ~----;;;;~;:;1 CARPENTRY LOAD. COU.. SfUDENT 646-l456 , , h .... pool Jacuz--'t 1-t bit ,.,ra~c~~93!'lurse on u t y. Completely furnished, 2 c A<> '-'A"" J b w 1-• F II 702 in~ shag 'crpts, g;,,~."'~Wl~ ,,.-.,._ desks, air cond, util paid. Found (free ads) 550 Large or IU'llall. 536-1648 ~ o in wu:, em • EXCLUSIVE etc. Adu.Its, no pels. ROOM &. BOARD Near banks, savings & loans MINOR home repairs. Plum· YARD, garage cleanups. WORK WANTED • 2 da.fl BIG CANYON SINGLES From $150 in nice home. 545-2095 & Ralph's Market. 17th St., BLACK female puppy, ap-b Ing -Carpentry-Painting.-Re~ove trees~ dirt 1 vy. ~·eek . houseworlc • care for l 'BEDRM. Jo'rom S165 Guest Home 415 Costa Mesa. Ligtited signs, pprox. 6 weeks, tan paws, Tile. Call ~5fi60. Drivewya, grading. 847-2666· ederl.)'. in Balboa, Lido Luxury Golf Course 2 BEDRM. From $185 ----------copy & office machines white spot on chest. Vic. GENERAL CARPENTRY SKIPLOADER & duµip truck Island, Corona de! Mar area. Apartments Unlum Apts A·1aJI 1-'roin $JO PRIVATE apts or rooms tor avail. Phone 642-21n or 11th & Palm, Huntington & REPAIRS. ~'Ork. Concrete, asphalt Have own tran.!portatiul. NE\VPO RT BEACl-1 lo $15 LESS. senior citizens, meals & 673-1865. Beach, 536-5080. 675-5211 sawing, breaking. 846-TilO. Call 54$.2368 btwn 10 It 2. $350 UP. ~~~e! ~1t·,.~~~·~~der· n1aid servi(!(I. 642-9278 444 OLD Newport, 3 blks No. LARGE black male clog, C.1ment, Concrete 32' FURNITURE Van for NEED help at home' we Phone 714/644-0509 Summer Rent1l1 420 or Coast Hwy. Approx. 900 looks part Labrador/Part1----------local tum hauls le gen') have aides nu r ~es 6~~Yiiilii!f"~~'j'j~' I ~(;;S ~b;;lk~s~fro~~~~~~~po~rt;.:B~tv~d~.)' I sq. rt. Incl 4 priv. oUices & Irish Setter, vie. of CUSTOt-.t concrete work. hauling. ~1862. ho us ekpn,' conrjkUlkln!t:'. OCEANFRONT. Yrly. 3 BR, NICE Small l Br. 2 Quiet recept. mi. Great for Rueben's parking lot, NB. Remove asphalt driveways. LOCAL moving & haullng by Homemakers Up john, Adults. $100 pt'r week or engineering or drawing (Coast Hwy). CaU 673--0507 Replace wt concrete 60c ft. studen1. Large truck. Reas. ·"':c'..:-068=1"-. ------2 00.. Reflt'CQr, New i:arp. & SPACIOUS 2 BEDRM 2 bath •~""/ 0 Blk fro ba business. $300/mo. Ut11 incl. FO N d I Free t • 10 00 • 2 64 -dra.pt's, frplc, l550 ~1onth. + df'n • l'ool & laWldry ..,.,... m . m y, 5'18-5300 eves. UND Pair of mans o e ays. e s . 534-""" o1· 534-1 . . Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 f . I beach. mrkt & movies. prescription glasses'"in ""rk. 638-3325. HAULING, G-~cnlng & Odd' ------"-----I ac1lilics, cosed gar, 67~7513 B • R I 445 ~ ~" ,. PANORAMIC ocean view. E•st Bluff N('w 4 BR. One door frorn ---------CICt'an. r.tstr. BR. v.·/frplc. e DELUXE e Dt.>ck off kltch. $525 Yrly. B·S.Q, bll.in rangc, disposal, ---"'=' ~=·0o-----usiness entl Ing lot near Robinsons, FOUNDATIONS · Artistic Jobs. H.esponsible college COUPLE refined desire live· d~wshr. ny crptd & drpd. * * LIDO ISLE * * -0-E_S_l_G_N_C_E_N_T_E_R__ Fashion Island , 640-8236. Plalonters, co!.in.ci;edt~.!' ...._.~ck student. 546-2661. w/truck. in as companion, drive , Adult living. Sn1a ll pets 2 BR, 3 Ba. OR 5 BR. LONG haired ' fem a I e pat S, etc. C U't't""WO•· GEN. Hauling. Tree/Shrub cook, lite hou9ekeepin&', It. OK. 778 Scott Place. 642-2007 :i Ba. Both avail. June, July Fine location w/country at· daschund. (Thurs.) Irvine PATIOS-PLANTERS trim. Gar & Yd cleanup. chores. Ref., 842-5185. 3 BR. 2 BA Apt for lease. Duvidson Real ty 646-6077. fncld spac. master suite. YF.ARLY. Unf. 3 BR, 2 ba. & August mosphere, l d ea I for n h (Co R d o. trnnkli.n Rltr. 673-22'22 architec1ural, enviroilment· 4~7 mer 0 a ) All Concrete work. 894-3533. Est. 531-6377. 551-6904. DESIRE LiVe-ln Caretaker 2 c:!~a s~r~~~ RENTAL, ~g,in~e:ifs~:gnor a~~ FOUND '1onday mans black Pb~~1~.s. :::!e ~ve~P~~ Housecluning :~~i~~t ~i.e~Wo Cou· 833-1691 or 673-3121 fields. 1260 sq. ft. at 50c. D. prescrlV~tioBayn glassetro sin black concrete. 548-8668 for est. HOUSE OF CLEAN Help W•nted, M & f 710 din rm & dbl izarage: llUtQ S!ud io dupl<'x. Balcony \vith ADULTS door opener avail. Pool & Channel view. 2 BR, 1 bath LA COSTA APTS. \V · ht rAA .,.,_....., case. IC, nt parking Fl .. •-•-· !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j MAY & June on Water, 2 br+ 1 --n~•~·~=-,,~~·----lot, Newport Bch. 646-295! Patios & Sidewalks oors, .,...,,UV\\•s, walls, car· ~ UJO N Lie; pets &: drapes. 7 Yrs. area. Recreation are-a . down, li-tstr. bdrm, & bath 1 & 2 Bedroom • $287 • up. Neer new unit with e Carpels e Drapes 865 Amigos \Vny, NB frpl c., sha.g carp., encl. e 1~oo1 e BBo·8 t-.fanaged by garage. $350 Month. All U ·1·' p 'd WTLLIAM WALTERS CX>. Da vidson Really 646-6077. t1 1t1es II m mo. 0 pets. OFFICE • 19 cents sq ft up. IRISH Setter, .extra big, 'd ,bonded 556-0868 &12·6824 or 646-2527. t<.I /C. GT::H>737· 900 sq U or more, Individual beautiful and friendly. Can't Child Care Carnat Cl1inln9 Accounting Officer UNFURN Attr. 1 hr •pt, 3 BR. LUXURY APT. 354 Av°:4;~;7o~" C .M. Vacation Rent•l1 425 hea / · all •--keep. Huny. 4 9 4 -48~3 ,1 ---------•-1 All', near u._ways. SJG-mt. CHILDCARE: mother of tod· Floor Ci1re & Windows crpt/drps, frplc, 2 stall Avail for sulrlet or yrly 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I MAMMOTIJ lakes Ca 11 f . carprt. $1 75. Call 644-0079. IC>use Jurw:: Jst. No children, J' Comp, turn, housekeep;ng EXCEPTIONAL 0 P P 0 R · X1nt parking Short term lease. Agent, 835-4422 FOUND _ small grey poodle dler .will care for one tod· Dutch Maint Serv. 537-1508 on Mesa Verde Dr. April dler !rom happy secure Dedicated Cleaning Huntington Be1ch sn1 pets aceeptcd. Substan· ca bin. Sleeps 6, Reas. rates. I-;;;;;;;;;;;:=====;;; I lial security deposit. Prine TUr>.TrY .lge 3 Br, 2 Ba now Av a i I \V k ends/weekly. 1• only. 548-075l or S45-0060 ava il. Con1pletc \V/crpt, 546-S20G ON BEACH' drps, dshwhr, di~110sal & =-c="""---,.,-~- SEPARATE building + gar. 1000 sq ft, panlg, crpts, adj b~ corner. 645-2020 I 642..sro 15th. home, 968-f.i64J * \VE 00 EVERYTillNG * 549-1839 LIC. child care, day or night, Refs. Free est. 646.2839 FOUND: vie l\fesa. Verde, part time or lull any age. LM COt-.1PLETE JI OU SE -City of - Lagun• Bt•ch 2 BR., 2 ba. l Blk. to ocean. bllin range. Encl. garage, • BIG Bear -attrac. 1 & 2 • Frplc, New carp. & drapes, pool & laWldry facil. Adults Br. cottages w/frpl's. Day. pure bttd._ fluffy medium 842-'123? CLEANING SERVICE. Starting Sal1ry si~ male dog. 546-9965.. Contractor * &t6-594J * 5'18-3008 * $1160 Per Month HOUSEWORK, Plus Fringe Benefits 2 Br. 2 Ba. From $238 newly painted; yearly; $295 only, selected pets. $220. \Vk-Mo. 714/866-7222. 35 FT. OF office or slore Covl"rt>d Parking. L 8 r g e Ask for !\like Call s.u..2007. BIG Bear. S40 Weekend: $lOO frontage, 145 E. 18th St., FND -Female Samoyed. Vic JACK Taulane _ Repair J1ea ted Pool. Snunas ·and JONES REAL TY 673-6210 week: S250 !\to. 2 Sty. home. C.M. Approv. 2000 sq. ft. at -20th & Orange, C.1\-1. remod ., addi t. 20 yrs exp. Recrea tion Roon1. ON Ray 2 Bf{, ~ BA, llui.-:e • CASA VICTORIA J\.toonridge. 494-9727 2Sc sq. ft C.J.S. Real Estate, 645-5284 aft 5· Ll c·d. lt-ty \Vay Co. 547-0036. Exp'd. w/re1's. Under direction of the direc- Own transp. 836-4672. tor of Una.nee. To supervise HUNTINGTON p;ttio. Stflvc, ,<crrig. Adul!s. 1 & 2 BR. Furn & Unfurn. 548-1168. Dr. Faillace has found your NEIV 00 1 · \'early. No pets, 223 19th CarpC'ts, drpes, Dl\V, TV Rentafs to Shire 430 ARTIST'S Studio, lgc rm, dog, Mulli·colored. Tag No. fro ' rem te ' re~air. S~ore PACIFIC St. $295/nio. 673-2i06 or ant. Pool, etc. Come by & ----------1 plenty of light, patio, So. 482. 546-9965. nL'<: .cus · patios, 0 cs, Ironing the city accounti ng, budgeting. data processing & Inventory keeping ac- tivities. College degree & 5 yn; accounting ex p e r . preferably in governmental field. Final tillng date, May 4, SPM. Apply City H&ll, 500 IRONING 67S-1S49. inquire about our Move-In \VANTED: Female room-Laguna. S50 mo. 645-2'l80. MALE Irish Setter mix dog etc. Lie d. fl62-l!l6l. 711 OCEA.i~ Av<'., 11.B. * E'ASTBl.,.UfF _Dix 2 sty Allov.•ance. 525 Victoria St. nia!e over 25 to share smaU Industrial Rent•I 450 Alm~ blark w I ndcf1sh.1 .D_r_•_f_ll_n~g------·I 6 Piecri for Sl.00. Or 17141 ~1487 2 Rr, 21, Ba, frplc, patio, 2 at Harbor, C.?o.f. 642-3970. NhouBso P4HblksWkfrom beach, I===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;; J casl. Call 8JO....,SS66. or 8867. Res id, Comm' I, Indus. .,...~•_,Phon,..,._o_r.o_·1_._7!98~~·-c·. open 10 am-fi pm Dnily ca r closed g0 • Adlls EXTRA LARGE 1 BR · : days 9-5 ; l ' FND Red p Banded Jon1'torl1I \VILLJAM \VALTERS CO. "~ .• """. ..... · ' 846-15.32 NOW LEASING -. igeon. -Room Additions, Remodels. 0-1 t-<.l'fl}J Heated pool. From $135. Fnd 1n Newport Be h I"'""~~~'!'!!~~"""' I Mature ndulta. Infant ok. No SHARE Apt or I-louse & Huntington Beach w k nd ac · Oe1ign Drafting Assoc CARPET Cleaning Special! Forest Ave, Laguna Beach. NOW RE ADY COR Channellront duplex -3 pets. 1887 Monrovia. SAVE $ S $ • HO At E NEW M-1 ee e s or aft 6-58&-534.l 2690 Randolph Ave., CM CASA TIEMPO BR , 3 bf,, den, bltns, frplc, I 64~2174. PARTNER Lie. Business RABBIT. Vic 18th &. 557-0626 or 557.9695 8c f M 494-1.124. gq. t, In $15. Complcte l'l'~~""!:~~~~~I \\°.:~ .. ~lallzing In ACCTG. SECRETARY parios, gar, sm boat dock, Call 836-ll9'I or 5'18-l479 940 Sq, Ft. &. Up Fullerton, C.l\.f. rAt Magnolia • Just Cllf the S.175, yrly. 675--012il 557-7969 Huntington Beach 11amilton & Ne-.vland ___ _:::646.:::.:-0:.:198:::._ ___ ·l~E:.:.l•:.<::;l:;.r;.:i<:;•:.:f _____ _ ~=:cc..;.=;--,~~ Growing mfg. c o m p a n y , OFFICE cleaning, ~ i c ' d , Irvine complex. Must be ex· bonded. 7 Yrs exp. 1n area. per. in A/p, A/R. payroll, 64~ or 646-2527. reconCiUations, gen. ledger. San Diego rrec\\'ay. \Vatch 3 BR f t I S"~ -------------·I \VOt-.fAN will share her 3 Br 646-0097 or 833-0519 • ocean ron · yr Y· """'· frnt ·th Lost 555 L ECTR CIAN 1· for the CLOCI\:!) '1 hr new, ~ blk ocean vie1v. 1 BR. Deluxe. Adult poolside OC("8ll apt WI woman & E I • iceruied, DLX 1 & 2 BR \VITI·f 1 •9· 673 ""~ -·~ b nl child or single girl. 645-6075, M-1 CORNER 1 2 7 X 9 0 LOST SINCE , bonded. Small jobs, maint & }'!REPLACES! ... :J. -JOVO ~.._. .. en ung ow, n car 833-8182 \v/bldg. 991 W. 19th St., . .,.ns, vie. repairs, 548--5203. Type 60 "''Pm, 10 key. Post· lion auists V.P. finance. U qualified & interestl!'d in challenglng opport. Call n4 833-8314 or st'nd resume to FMJ, 2441 Campus Dr., Irvine. 92664 NE\V Bay!ront·priv Bch & OCf!an. 1'"'rplc., lrg palio. 6 Costa Mesa. 642-349() FountaUt Valley, male box-?~"'-,.=-"'=---Masonry Pri Palios · Dwhrs • Jacuzzi Pier 3BR, 28A, $550 mo yi.·-pools, sauna, leMis. $160. SHARE home, els to stores, er. oc Lie No. 1.2289. ~lad Gardening I----'-------!ltd Pool·Rcc Bldg-Shag cptg ly. 6~2-3lS8/642_7914 cM<;.-0250=-'7'=·-,o---=-= bus, can babysit for pt of r-.t-1, 1680 sq ft, 1670 Placen· ID tag, name "Beau."1----"-------Rl!serve Not\'! Adults Only. .---. ren!. 1963 Harbor, CM tia Ave, CM. George Woods, Please return t 0 6 EXPER. Japane~ Gard~ner. 8912 Heil Ave., J-JB 8474982 THE BLUFFS 3 BR, 2 Ba, 2 gar., Elec. Hit. 962-64 35. 675-1380/646-U64, $175. heartbroken people f 0 r Know how. Tr 1 mm 1n g. BRICK. veneer, slumpstone, concrete b.lock. wrought iron fences & store lronta. custom work only. 968-7865. ALMOST GONE I 2 hr rondo $260 6444n2 Carpets, drapes 5292 Sisson, SHARE 2 b d re•·-~. 962--' 'v'' ·, CI ean -.• P' S m a l J · · H.B. (714l 84&-31$ or 5008. my e rm INDUsr. space for rent, cuu UC>.) $235 mo. Newport npt. Mature, Mfg. 1200 sq.ft. 2302 Placen· 979--1211. ext 262, days landscaping 968-3486. employed woman. Pool. aft I tia, CM. $130 mo. 646-7512 LOST: Fm Irish Setter pup EXP. Japanese , main· 5.646-605.5 4001-H BIRCH, N.B. 4/22 vie Mesa & Orange t e nan c e , c lean -up . Painting & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;I Poporhonglnt Ancient Mariner 2 BR AP1'S. $1 44/mo. Ulil pct. Stovf' & Refrig incl. ~anta Ana Recrearlon facil avail. 3rd ---------·'orann. r loor Only _ Suilttble for SPACIOUS 2 BR, 1 BA ,, __ .. _,_.-______ _ yoWlg adulls . mo<icr nre bltns. crpts, drps, ~ncl. BRAND NEW GIRL over 2S to share 2 Br CM . RE\VARD 642-9705 or Landscape, Free ex t . townhouse Newport Beach. 4000 sq. ft. S4l-SOJ2 645-8823. This dog is a blind 842-8442/847-9438 No Wasll11g Bus Boys-Days Kitchen-Hites Apply In Por'°n 301 N. Tustin Avt. • Santa Ana S II . 1 gar., nr. fn \'y & shpg, means. ma 1n an t s S46-4RR4 wek.'On1e. ~c""'--------1 Adjacen1 lo Orange M11ll. Sll2.50 mo '+ ulil. 645-7388. Rent•l1 W1nted 460 girl's pet & she misses her ffiISJ-1 gardener. Ja w n * WALLPAPER * When You call "Mac" 548-1444 eves. VILLA YORBA Apls., From $15.i. Large 1 & 2 BR Fur n. or Unfurn. 370 npts. Pool, jacuzzi , park \VANTED. 2 guys to shr WANT to rent house on very much maintenance.trimming, 4BR hse, wt2 others. H.B. Balboa Isle or vie. Young BLACK & White altered tree estimates. 979-8334. nrea. $80 + util. 962-8668. family ju 5 t transferred. male cat (shy) wearing JAPANESE GARDENER PAINTING & repair, 35 )'?'II Huntington Reat"h 1714) 842-9622 ' Salboa Peninsula like i.clling. Lovely apts. CASA CIENTO 3 BR Jo'urn modem house. 21. Don"t drink or smoke. \Vil! white tlea collar. White feel CM. NB. AREA 35 yrs. 1 blk. from bch. $150 take good care of your 548-7281 Vic: Vi c toria, • 64~1796 • v•orkmanship guar. Take l~~"!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!'I advantage of my exp. ANSWERING Se r v l c e , 536-7056. p/time all shifts avail. Ex· PROF. painter honest work per pref'd. Will train. reas. Iot/exi, tree est'. 645-7565. -~-*MOVE IN TODAY* Spac. 2 BR $149-$169, furn S159. Kids 11·clcome. Poot. gar. 17361-A Keelson Ln fl hlk \V, of Bc!lch Blvd, orr Slarer1 . 96."1-7510. ).'EAllLY -Lrg sunny uppe-r apt, ney,·Jy d£>C..'01"ated for older person, Nr. shop·g. & huy. Uril pd. 673-Q345 2627 Bourbon St .. Orange 637-8311 + 546-7717, 642-2153 hom e. 646-3471 Wilson, 1-larbor EXPER. Japanese Gardener. Corona del Mar NE\V S IJni:, 3 blocks from LIVE on QCenn side of hv.·y. 2 oc.'<'atl, 2 BR, 1 BA. bltns, BR I li t 122• crpts, 'drps, div, calh 1·ell· · poo ' ac s. :.. ings. $200 10 $Z20 nio. 310 • Orang<' Coast R.E. &l·l-4848 19th St., Foxx Co. 6.13-7801 Costa Mesa STEPS TO BEACH 2 Bil house. Eastslde, 1 BA, New 3 BDRMS, 3 RA, bl!ns, gara,c:<', tlC'W cpts, drps, in- dsh1\•hr, garage, frplc, patio. tcrior. Unfurn or partly $285. 419 19th St, 494·8322. furn. Adults pref<'rred, refs BEACH-LUXURY UN ITS req'd. 543-5216. Garage1 for Rent 435 Newport Baach --ALLSPACE Yearly mod£>rn 2 BR-2BA Self Storage apt. Mini Warehou111 l block lo ocean VurJous size.~ from $25/MO. * 6T;r1058 * U lock it . U keep thl' key. \\'INTER. Summer, Yrly, ?n site ~grs · 24 hr. access An ita's Rentals, Bkr. 2005 No move in: No move out fee \\'. Balbna Blvd. 673-205S Secu~1ty Patrolled Open Daily for Inspection 1-Iami\fon & Ncv.·land St., HB __ ~_ .... _· __,J~ 83.1.0519, if no ans, 646-0697 GARAG E, double, $30. mo. 2565 Orange Ave, Costa t-.1esa 67$-7788 Ne w 3 Br/3 Ba & 2 Br/2 Ba, e TROPICAL POOL e Shag. Dl\V, frplc. Sat-Sun 2 Br Studio. 1 ~} Ba., frpl, Office Rent•I 440 1-5. 415 19t h SL 846-5975 spiral strcase. Gas & wtr Rooms 400 * "CUTIE" • J BDRl\1. * pd. E/side on 18th. 548-ll68 I FRONT corner suite -2nd Unf. Canp., drapes. Good Joe. 2BR l BA furn $220 H.OOt-.f for v.'Orking v.·oman sty, Coast Hwy, CdM. 2100 Infant OK. $135 110. 833-1206 2Bll 1 BA unrurn SI!)() y,•i1h all privileges in lovely sq. ft . Cl'pt, drps, air/cond, \VALK'. to beach 2 Br luxury 151 E. 2l sl, C.t-.1. Costti. t-.lcsa home. 545-6107 niusic, elevator, pr k 'g , apt w/garage. * 646-8666 * $100 r.10 NTH FURNISJ.IED s~c~rity patrol. Can be 846-5617 The "Yellow Pages" or Woman onl y J<'an home d1v1ded. From 37c sq. ft. t.ARGE 2 BR, C8J1>el:s, 1 ~c~loss=l~f;e.J~.-·_·_·_64~2-".>6~"8~.-645-81'..~ work 546-5.522 ' 2711 E. Coast Hwy. 673-t12il drafX's, builtins. $150 per t\~t,., l.p ti FULL SERVICE n1onth. Shali mar Dr. 554-0372 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Fu·r·n . or U 1 3.,0 Westcliff Building n urn. I Cornrr \Vestcliff Drive & 2 BR, crptcd. w/pri fenced 1--------------------- yard. 78-l3 Ronald Rd, $100. Costa Mesa Cost• M.111 lr\TillC' Blvd., New Port 842-8105 Beach. t-.fr. H 0 \VA RD 645-6101. :1 BDRM .. SIOVt', crpt, drp!i., privute palio, cl,,an $150 + ft't'. ~13&-865'1 2 BR. t'ee('ntly di!corated nr beach. No children or pt'ts. fl6:;{'10 . 5J6..31;9.;. Irvine 2 BR, 112 ba., l'lir rond. $22:> BOB PEITIT REALTOR 552-7000 LIKE THE BEACHf plus mlignflic-ant vit'W - clev~1or -pool -~:1011> room -!K't"urlty -c n c I o s rd gl!lrttge? Beaut :? Dr. 2 Ba t1Jm. for k'ti*. Adlts, no pcls. Lngunu Udo 3175.'5 Coa~t I-fwy, So. l..nguna. 499-283.'i. Mt1• Verde DCC 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba. Encl gar. $165 up. Renlal Ofc., ml Mace Ave, 516-1034. rffwport Blach BRAND New Ocean ln:lut Condominium, 2 Sr, 2 &, S4001mo. Ytar I ease. m-'1691 \'ou'IJ find ii in O a.pi!icd • ' TWO Avail.1ble, reason· able. !664 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, HERITAGE 833-2560 OF.SK 11pace available $.50 mo. \V\11 provide furniture al $5 rno. Answering service I :ivallable. 11875 Beach Blvd. Jluntlngton Beach. 642-43Zl I 1617 WESTCLIFF J<MJO, 1294, T:i6 k 540 sq. ft. Arn pl e prkg . Utll . Baun1gardncr. No. 1 O 4 • r.41-5032 OFFICE & garage for rent. 1953t Ca1npu.s Dr., Santa Ann OC Airport, General Aviation Bldg, $255 mo. 114:54H9:,0. ORANGE County Airport. Ot!I~ rulte, 4 room • W/vlew, 688 sq, ft., 4341 Birch St,-Suite 310, 540-3943 600 Sq. Ft. oma; wtldt & Ba, 1156. ALSO 600 Sq, Ft. STORE SIS.•. C.M. &16-21:10 J It 2 RM. db:. auJt'es • .Adj. Alrporte r HottL No lse. req. -----------------2172 lluPont No. s. 833-3223 I l ' RENTAL Wanted . Responsi· LOST Alpha Beta, Costa Complete yard srv. Relia. le ble mature business woman Mesa, Samoyed. Female, neat. 1''ree est. 642-4389. Y.'Ould like share house or Ans, "Alex." Reward . COMPLETE Lawn & apt. with widow or retiree 64&-9495 Gardening service. Hauling in CdM or NB. Mrs. Larson, "ARCHIE" Blonde male & clean·up. Jim 548-ll405. Ph: (lJ 753-6640 mixed Cocker, 8 yrs old. !<.1ATURE lady \vishes to Chl!drens pet. ·Reward . Refs. 548-2759, 557-7455. APr=""•"1"""",,.-,-.,,--.. -roup-"te'"7"tor INTER/EXTER. Acco us 10 units, includes new 2 Br, ceilings sprayed. Lie, ins. 1 ~ apt for $ll0. mo. No Joe refs, tree est 645-GIOO children or pets. Ca I I 'TOTAL SERVICES CO. 54~ for info. DAILY PILOT rent furn apt. Cdr.f, lo rent. 847-0ll3. can pt'rform accretarial or Painting, Ute carpentry. APPRENTICE, enthusiastic DESERT Torto;so. L 0 n g CLASSIFIED ADS 646-0977 or 646-lBO!! & indu.tlions to wo'k on an-time children's pet, reward, INTERIOR, Exterior. Low tique autos. 548-6611 . other seI"Vice, p Ire n t. 675-4433 5 BR house, prefer pool, Doctorate of Engineering, 3 children, June 1st to Aug 31st. Dick Tyler 8TI-1444 RESP. bach clof!sn't drink or smoke wants 1 BR apt yrly, Nwpt or Bal Pen $165 max. fl1ay 1st, Jim 675-8609 RETIRED lady needs a pt reasonable. Crei;tview Sch area. 968--1884 aft 4 NE\VLYWEDS ...,•ant 2 BR unfurn ho11se. Obedient dog. Clean, Reliable, b ot h employed. Refs. 646-0388. P671~ .,,,r;9turn. Lost 1.Jdo Isle. FOR ACTION • • • rates. Local refs. Phillip * ASSEMBLERS * ~•'N 642--035.'> aft 5PM · Assembly position open, fit. 2 IRISH Setters lost vie San· * PAPERHANGER * ting hardware onto boats ta An• Hghts, rewaro. Lg CALL 642·5678 etc. Al>P\Y at Coast Male & female. 54g...3735 or ,;;.========;;C,;;•;;r;;l;;R~o;;;bk:;:o;;;;==;;6:;;46-;;;2449~1 Catamaran Corp .. 33O 12 Calle Perfecto San Juan 541-5646. Capittraoo 493-4586. Contact CAT, white w/blk. patches 1 Jay Haggard or Jim Lomil. green, 1 blue eye . Fem. T d I Pa d• AS.5EMBLERS wanted fer ~ Bch., FV Rewaro ra er s ra 1se fast lll"OWlng boat ro. Ap0ly SMALL Brindle Chihuahua. Needs medication. HB 5.1&4728 ma I c d a i I y area . LOST -MA blue hand case w/valuable papers. Return case & papers, no questions asked. 673--6403 at Clpper Marine Corp. 1919 E. Occidental, Santa An.a. ATI'ENTION male over 18 must be clean cut, Openings tor grave yard man, alll.ls- tant manager trainee & cooks. Apply in pel'IOfl, Jack In The Box, 102 Ocean, Hntg. Bch. -Cllt, vie Bank or Newport, 4 lines times dollars If"} MALE Orange Tiger St ripe '"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~I wks .,.,. No fiea collru-. I "--------------11 • =64~&-=2865=~~-~--~i*** Will ll"ade new stereo •.1r Personali 5JO WHITE & lite yellow male equipmen1 for 25 to 40 hp ...-,000 ---------c cat w/abdomlnal surgical electric start outboard 2nd TD as down payment AUTO VETERANS iscar. Answers to "lckey". 1notor. 64.5-2440. Pr Iv at e for house up to $1.50,000. Transmls~ion & Une mechan· Earn $4.58 to $7.00 per hour Vic. W. Wilson, CM 54S..2S89"party=';,'==--=,_,,_.._, 53J.2540 or 55Z-0320 le combination. Must have guaranteed by using your TOY collie mix male vicinity SAILBOAT . 45' Rugpd l Cemetery Job lri Corona 3 yrs. minimum experience: GJ. Benefits while at-191h SI, C.M. Reward Jcean C\Jtter. 22M EQ. 15. det ~~~Val. $475 ea .. Trade Ford, Lincoln Mercury. tending Santa Ana. College. Please call 64~2812 Want motor home, 4 WD, !or Wtea truck, camper or Health & Ille, dental lnsur- cau now -DACHSHUND, brwn male, 6 F&C desert property? :ar, ~: ~:!.,.e:~ !!_ldshofdunl· 547--956"1 Ext 370 yrs. Brwn_ studded coUar & 838-4651 646-5603 r-.-• " '11 ccA<> "~'" week. 7:30 to 5:30. Excel· FUIJ..Y LICENSED round nea tag. ~J. 15' Bus, new eng., tlrt.s 21' cabin cruiser, &: trailer, lent workina: conditions. Call •SPffiITUALIST• T.Osr Irish Setter. Wearing clutch, bait, 5 SI> trans, Vii :WHP, VS, Otrytlor trans, Mr. Ari M""cCormlck at Spiritual readings 10 run.·10 Lie. tag. Vic 17th St., HB. SGfJ. Trade for snail Motor Pvt. .head, Glassed hull. Gustafson pm. Advice on ell matte.rs. $50 Reward. 536-1844 1-fome, Camper, Van or !? Good cond. $300() trade 4 312 N El Camino. S.n MALE !nth Setter, Vic: 1,>40-0"-"11=0~•""='·=~=-plex, TD, Car? 546-2011. UncC!l!t•Mtrc~-=~e. 49 2 -9.1 36 • Newport Beach, 4125 , flAVE DUPLEX 2-2BR. !gt l-IAVEprime 8000'commer-, 7·14-142~ Need! medreauon. 646-4585 yards. Assume VA loftn. ::ial lot In San Clemente. J PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con- fident, s y mpath e l lc pregnancy counseling. Abor- tJon & adopUons rer. Tilt colored Male Beagle, $7000 eqty. Want latt model S17Ji00 equity. Want clean AUTO S!RVICE APCARE &42-4436 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Phone SU-7217 or write P.O. Box 1,223, Costa Mesa.. SWINGING SINGLES Call ''Leah .. 2-3 pm: 5.19-3122 vie: McArthur, San_ J<>equln l~,~ar or camper, mtr. Eutside Costa Mesa resl· CASHIER Hilll Rd. Reward. 644-5016 "!Orne.·· 5'5-8625 OW'nl!r. dential Income Bkr. 675-7225 Must have AutOdealer ex· LOST ttd wallet Vic of 2.84 Acres Highway 14, * Street Dune Buggy xtnt perlence, be Cl\pable of Monrovi11. Nr :i?th 01 Near Lake Elsinorr, Utll· cond. Trada forChevy,'Ford Mndllng sa1es 'summary, 846-3009 • • ' IUes, for property Huntlna:· or Dodge Sports Van ln a c c o u n t a m:t.lvtble, in· ;';;;;';'--==__,,.=,...,,,-ton Beach. x I n t cond. M0-0786 or surance bllllnp, etc. Call LOST fe. boxer, 6 ~ old. 846-424l 644{18'18 Mr. Sinll fM:£pt. ~~ ~ 11ey .WANT 18' Wnl1y type boat Like t;trt1de? OUr Trn•lrr" MIKEBUICKARTHY Bl.ACK ~~ cat, mist-~;:.i!Y"'ldrbuf ~ .. Bajade ·.I~ PAradlse column Is tor )'OU' BEAQI BLVD. AT I ~ t VI ~-11 .,_ • W> ' ... , s llnOI ~ SAN DIEGO FR"~. Youna eol!Ples club, 1.8-35 + na lllln J>llW. c ........ ege brtght yellow paint " bJk 5 dl)'I • n~ -· ...... ! ... 5.19-3.l+I PRrl<. 54>11121 • lntttlor. 9U-2273 ..-9(J2.(t!38 fbr 5 bttcka. - _c.~u-·~·LeaJt"""'~"-'2-.!-'-"pm"'--·'-'a~ .. ~·~ifi~ed"'-'A~d~•~·"-'-·~·~&42.;;..:·5611"'-.1 1 .................................. ~,,Y~ou~·~u~find~~·~t~tn~CJ~l.alll~.~~"'~ • I I 5 ,.. • DAILY PILOT 9 1.,;. '1 · "•s •• l[Il] I l[Il] I ][II) [ IL1 .. i;s a 11 l[jJJ I lii .. I) ' l[iJJ.11....._ _ ..... _ ...... ____,l[l) ;;.;I ;;;;;;;, el ';;;1 ;.;:;ffil:;;'i iiliiiiiii ....... _ .•• _1[[ .. 11 1 HelpWem.d. M & f 710 lielpWont<lll,M & F 710 Holp W~,M&F 710 HelpWonted,M & F 711 HelpWOftfetl.M & F 711 HeleWent.4. M & F 710 HelpWenled, M & F 710 Help Wonted,M& F 710 HolpWenled, M & F 7IO A\TI'O s>.t.ESMAN CJTY OF . .. \VOMAN or r'llllJOnsiblol! xtrl Dul! to a.n ~ue In our SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO £1ectroaiC Hand Crafts le. Goodies u.a,CHl£.ISTS NURSERYMAN \\'anted .... Sales Management SUPERVISOR to babysit in nl)' home Pflr1 traffic and sale1, VO(! need ASSISTANT PLANNER T h I I Suitable for bouti~~· alto ~ n min. 2 )'tt. :ta for UQyd. Trainee lloAt f\S.<iembl)' lor large a:AlJ. lime. all befol'f: 5:30, l•'O r.xperieneed salts.men. $857. -S.1.JX16. per month. ec n c GM \Vclre~ 11~ . or:· . l\tuat be exprr. I: have own ~~· CM 111« e,ppt. We "'i ll train 2 young rnen bont ntllllUf. ;\·IU$f haVf' ~·"73"'-<i250"'"'°"'""""'~~-- 1')'ff Oeroo -Wttkly and College dearte in plannlna; n......i..:.... fi loc ed 0 1· cnor C'S!'" tool.I. Dt\Y . for CIU't"<'r J>(l6iUons ~·ith one Pf'l"l\'f'll boot bldg: back· \''O~IAN l\1olitl ~taid v.'Ork, monthly OOnt.Ulel -Good or related neld ._one ·~~, ••.oau.ir..in req'4 lndt-pth Prml Nat_,..,! the8 0e...,,b 2 OFFICE GIRLS or Anlt>rica·1 lcfidlf•o Ufe around & direct Un€' .11upcr. l..am•M lkiu;h 1k110rt. 6 da" I •·-1 • ,,,._ knowtcd"e ..-o t electronic iua ... ,._. ea e -D:J; Shift-N 1 ,.._ .. vlM>1~ t'li:""I'. .... J comm. Pan -._... n-ex.pcricn~. ob ta In ap-lrcul • 'l\'OUtd like to revieW EEDED ,M\11'8.nce ...... n1i)iUl}es, Some J ...,. "\'tk. 49+-Ll96 vcntOl')'. StU ~ew and Ulltd. plicatlous & ln!Onna.tk>n cf,hu~lr)'on df;ft:!Ttal t!e~~ aamplcs or your !'Ork to S• le Type R&dlo telephone dispatch Sales ex Per I enc e Ml· l1lend1r Ye cht Corp \\'Q~IAN Lo \Ive In & ..:lire lor See Bob Meador, Harbor rrom Personnel Office. 32400 uncliol\ll, Includes te&tfng display on cansl&ni'ntnt. Turret Le the Opr t.tuat be 2S, able to drive vsntagt>OUJ . Prt'ler m&rriNI . m \V. 17th St. C.~I. l'ldt'rly l1tl1)1 ln 1-ll&Ulli.1 American I: Jeep. 1969 Paseo Adelanto, San Juan of printed circuit board Pleue call Jan MIU'kl Apply In Ptnon Cvntral Drani:e County TELEPHONE lntel'\'\c"·crs l:Wach. lru-.&177 tTu!llln) Jlurbor J3lvd., Costa. ~fesa. Cnpistrano, Cal 9 2 6 7 ;;. iub-auembU & 1 ltd 6''4-&30 bet lOam Ii 5 pm ' (End Flanee) YELLOW CAB CO. Re.!!l(lent. St(trtlng salary up "·anted, no ~utnx, \\Xlrk AVON WANTS YOUI 714/493-ll71 S}'St ea comp e Turret Lathe Opri '"" E 16 • ~-,1 ~ to $800 ~·Ith lncrea~' bMed from your home. J·loUN YOUNr. or •"t."tln"d m~n. Plll1 . , \C · emx, HOUSEKEEllER to live in. r ...,.. • 1 • """"ta '"' csa on i>ertornuu1t:e. Phone tor flexible. \\'rite Ctruulilled Ad tin1e. n1y ho11t & ~,u'!"t. Jo'ri Bu an lildrt\de~ A:N LEANERS -Counter glrl11, Xln't lrln~ benefits 3 llappy household on Lido _ Swing Shift _ OFFICE MANAGER lntervh!w: R:-"8"'8791. No. 1684, Da.ily Pilot, P.O. ,~ Sat 11nt.'11u..,om. S2.:io per ~:~~~ta~ •ptlre ti~: ii~te~~~ tro.tn. lo)IU ~iteks va~'tion, paid ffied, b~~· no yriron~. i:: ~ Auto Turr•t L•thl Opr Dental six-cialist needs aome-SALES Lad)'. nHL'll ha\'t' ex· ~~ 1560. Cmtn l\tesa. Call! ~~i. Jtt~~~fv c:~\~~:~i~!.~ :~ nitar homl!. Call: CLEANING W~N lentald& Ille ins .. pajd lonK t'OOln tioth privat~ 'en. Engine Lethe°&; on/ttl y,·hobl.enjoys "vridng perl e n ct In better 'I 1:-11.ll,C08lai'ole110.Calir.""'''1" .,.7041 r.a.1. r 11_.1 erm lsablllty. • 1 · T & L o.L-w tq.e po 1c to handle bu:s)' rtody-l~"'cllr shop. Good 'Telephone Solicitort ~v...., ~ or --DepenQable, inature f-0r of\:, tranct, co or TV, $50 per urret ••n. r offjt."'C. Sh & tYPini: nece.s. ~'Orking oond\Uon5. 613-1990 BAB\'SJTI'ER needed days. suites. N"'Pt Bcat.:h. I.c:w.:lll Subt~.lt resu1ne to J\1 r. week, plus rooni & board. Apply In Penon H.B. area.. Salary open. Cd.Pd Pan-tilnc \\.or k . Uourly Jlunlin&ton Beach, ca 11 ret>id. ·10 hr "'k. NighfK. Re)IKll ldfocls, 1 • I 6'J5..3627. CLA·YAL CO. 1714) 962-6611 ""'ag(', Good \\'Ol'king en\il'-l l~ 53G-J.86l. Hondable. 6"-0600. n • 1c1, nc. , HouHkHper, f /t lme $.Al.£Si\L\."'l & ~4.'l"6, rn 1r. on111en1. Exrellent tiU1nn11·r ~ ~ BABYSITTER wanted. Part CLERK/TYPIST AM~el-SIJ.:.."1anctieiter........,. Call 549-Dl F:a~~t ~ n ~h~ ll r~la; e~f OPENING FOR =· ~ ~J> "!~~·. Ti':.11L.~ lfijofib~. r.""'~2$~-;';· ~·o.~s~. ;;;;;;;-;;;-; II ~-----~-~~! lm •-lb'-C "" ~ ~ JlOUSEKEEPE 1 · to •-al •-1 ~31 1'ELE. &R.le11. \\'ill 1mln you l e. ...e~ns u:-. al I Nev.•port Beach land develop.. Equo.l Oppor. EmplO)'er · R, ive 111, au matl(; v ves uc: COtlltO s new or experienced licensed {.., Ti().85.lJ. to eam s~. daily, l'OLnm. at a.nylime 5416. CdM. ment ~,F.11 d 'e sires EmplO)'JTlellt ~iJ:: t~('1H8!"!.·b8:~ 1 17thc:Jsr~LA=IA Real EJtate Salespeople. 'SALES\\'0~1Ai'l o\'er 35, ex· ,:"":m:•~·;"'~-·~=;:::· :;::;::;:'.;' ;;; l ;A;;n;;ll;;q;;u;;e;;s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IOO;;;;j BANK ~ _, for general HEIR.WOOD SHUTI'ERS area. 840--6007 eves/~·knds Equal Opportunll)' Employer Your <M'l1 private. desk & per. di:-e!l~s & sports"·ear, State Mutual Savlnns otfice \\'Ork, Attractive and 1977 Placentia Cl.1 phonf', ~ v.·alk·JJIS, fJft part ttmf'. Evt>~. & Sun. "FrH World Tour" • l'hL'f"rful surroundings. ;\fln· ' ' ' advertismg. Same location incld. 63G-l957 aft 7:30 pm TOOL SETTER \\'Ill be n10vlng to Newnn11 I 1 2 I -• "l;iiiiii;iiii;;iiii;;iii;i.iii.ii'-ANTIQ Ufo:S and UL' ~C· Beach. In Scpiembcr:·\\·e n um yr5 general off t.'e EXEC. SECRETARY INSTALMENT ?.tAOUNISTS 18 years. Ciul for interview.,, TAULfo:S rron1 the r11.r ... t.'Or· "P'rl"~" $450. mo. Call • \\'. E. 1.achenrny.,, Rllr. SALESWOMAN Al'e now lntervle\l>ing for; !\I u d 833 It you would like the chaJ. nf'rs of thc.> "'orld. e Loan Service . rs. oy ' ·872'1, lenge ot the ad busineu 1 LOAN DAVENPORT &16-3S2S Eve: 6'13-45TI · 1 1 1 · R-u·r·• fo r spon • \\'ould yuu helle\'•' you c:in t"OF'FEE SHOP "'altresses, h • expcr1e1\<:('( n q u 11. 1 t y ' ... , I ~ r e II-.11 : =nel :i.pply ?.1esa Lanes, 1703 J:ee us thae:.i1~ualltlcations, CLERK Set-Up ?ttm P1\RTiime Janitor 1'"'ri. P!\1, children & \l'Onl!UlS . !>hoes. ble position. Should r{t'ut• I~~ s31.9a~n~1~~r~:ir:: e Data Processlr!& Superior Ave, Costa ~tesa, e Shorthend BROWN Sat. & Sun. Beverly ?tlanor No Sund~s. Apply 111 1><'1'· have good mechanical rron1 $79. Clock$ rrc1111 $39. • Ae<.."Ountin&" 10 am 10 5 pm e Accuracy -Conv. 1-losp., Capo Beach, 8011· HEMPHILLS aptitude & some me-l11R\n rron1 $10. Iiull trec.>,1 Call us· to discuss e:.:ecllent e Sherp Looks -UNITED-& SHARPE <196.-S?SG. chine shop exper, fron1 $3!1. , position \Vlth top Salary & COOK e lnltlotlve CALI FOR NIA BANK Set-Up Men PARTS/Slc;>ckman needed, 54 1'~ttShiou Islruwl t)\'er 50l plf'ces or 0:1k Benefits. exp. desired but not re· Ne\i:port Bt>ach, Calif. Expanding Company r urnltutf' on dillplav! 521-1300 7902 Edinger Av• Good ~·ages. Xln't co. bcne. quil-ed. \VUI train. Phone forl'!!!!!!!!!!!!..,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! With Xln't Condition& Antiques of the World \\'e are an i!qual employment F/liine dependable d a. Y 83~1670 Huntington Beach fits. Penn. stead)' employ-appt. 54()..7639 SALES • 2:1 RoVtn~ nr A11t lq11t's opportunity einplo)'er <.'O[fee shop Cry cook, 847 .. 2581 n1ent. 2nd shift openings. Equal opportunity employer Stereo-E\ectronlt~. ~!u"t 642-1877 * f'ron1 22 Countri£-s BANK PERSONNEL Appl)' In Person EXEC. SECRETARY REXNORD INC. PRF;SSER, EXPER. have 2yrii min exp. & sonie ...,.!!!!!!!!~~"!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!', ~~~~ ~~~!°~~~3 • Equal Qppor, Employer Paid vac&tion. C.?i-1 technical. 1\ssi1nant Sltles := "!!!!i!!!!i!!!i!!i!!!!l!!!!iil!!!!!!>I ~1. typing&: sevl"taJ )'Tl ex. SpeclaJty Fastener Div. Call Jan. &12-3472 ,. Manager-salary + ronim. Trainees -1.len & \\.'omen '!!! Exper. Needed for our new liuntington Beach office ~ ooted In the \Varner-Dale Shopplng Center. CAU Per- sonnel Director (213)1 923-'!61, ext. "''· I GOLDEN STATE BANK r/ per. neceu. to handle this IN SULATION and/or 3130 W. Harvard Full or P/Time. Larayeue, *ANTIQUES* he challenellig position for den· weatherstripping Installers Sant• Ana REAL ESTATE SALES El Toro. 586-1210, 830-5023 Full & Part Time \\'HOLES.ALE tal &peciaJist. Atu.t enjoy tor new coMtrucUon. Exp'd SUCCESS CAREER c.>vcs. An1l•rican & Cnnndian Loads working w/Che pub I i c. onl)' need apply. Good opp!)' ~~oppo·SlOOr. f!m Zlploy3~~ New 0~ e~perlenced. Join thel 'S:.:Ac:L::Ec.5'_!_E_N __ "'_"'_'_'_d _l_o_r Second shift openings, inl"n \\'eekly. \\'e buy one plecit Salary open. ll.B. area. ~1th growing'-compan)'. Call Worl~ a largest and fastest Cable TV "·ork. Good pav & \\'Olnen. No exper. Ne('. or con1plele store or "'ill (TI4) 962-66TI. &42-S810 5 pm to 9 pm. growing resale organization flexible hrs. Apply ( ~ All training provided U nuction ror you! Appraisers, EXPERIENCED seamstreu INTERIOR DECORATING MACHINE wl~h a network ot O\'tt 300 penon Telepronlpter 2624 hired. Son1e managen1en1 Llqulclator11, AIK'tkl~r.11. 16 Fashion Island to work in factocy or will sroo1o OPE~TOR~ ~~~ber ~ ...... ~ltio~':. .. ir! w. ~t llW)', NC.,~:port positions available. ARO ANTIQUES Newport n'-ach train qualified home sewer. Needs combinaUon recept, PLASTICS ..,... ,... Bch folJLL Tl~lE s-t'iS-$640 1-05 E. ?.le t'adden BEAUTY OPRS (21 IHI Appl)' in penon Sunflo~-er bookkee ....... &: sales pe-•n. o-•--on both 2nd • lnl Club. Multi-million dollar!--·--------i::nnta AM * 547·378\ Betv.·n 9 & ll run or 3 & 5 pm Swi \V at l4S L .,..... '"" ,,,.. •. u'*'" « advertiaing program, FTee •~---------PART·TllllE $300-S-llO No folio"·ing ncc'eu. Comm/ Equal Oppor. Emplovf'!" m e . or 645-6686. shifts for exper. oprs & .......... nteed licensing schoot.•" SAN CLEMENTE i\NTIQUE OAK CL.OCh""S guarn. BUS)' ahop. Ca 11 1.,, ... !!!!! ... !..!!!!!!!!!!!.!'!..!!!!' I ~1ollnos, San Clemente trainees. Clean lite "·ork In i;;eii~nt sales training. C . Supel'\•isoNi SS20+ per fil¥ht no-.v we have a tine 64;,.lCfJ(I. 1 'cooK To Prepare noon meal FACTORY traJnees, good ~ .,,_, Vo• modern new bldg, &hitt Pleaae call Vlrginla Jones al!1~trano Beach A_rea n1onth. Call Fri. or Sat. only selection of oak case an· tor 20. Assistance League w/hands, debunina:. Start bonus premium for nlte 835-4Sll 2 Positions now opt·n 1n ne\\' to n1ake appt. "1th Person· tlque mantel & 'A1'lll clocks ~~l~~ng o~ra~ n la \gv~~ Day _Care Center, 64S-6570 Sl.65 hr. Call for-appt IDllllit..tr DCD~&trl work. Oppor. tor advance-RED CARPET branch office. I-lead te~ll'r & nel Director. Huntington to match :your antique oak M7-4381 il\.Yl-,c; 1 ~.,l.,Q. ment & xln'l tnnge benefits teller or related expenen<'e. Beach art>a 5.16-2591, Ana-d<'5.k. Otheni on dllplay. U1'gently needed mall.icurlsl ,;;,m"m:,:TI:::m"g"'·~-----FHA/VA/CONV SER\/K::ES~ including protit sharing. Rt•ltors Xln't opportunlt)'. Call ~!is11 heini area 776-8551 . 10·5 Pri-t. Tlnlf' 'N Oiln1e Antiques ;~:~T~=ors~:~olofor ~:~~~d:!~·: ~:~t LOAN PROCESSOR Frff & FH Positions t'ftpl~i'&~~~1 REAL ESTATE SALES ~ta.rseUMUTUAL ::::;;;;;::~~~~:: 6~~~,l\~f'1~5'port6~ Mallie'• Wig & Beauty 19th St. Costa Mesa Kaulrnan & Broad seeking Microwave sales, rnkt mgr Cali!, Injection Molding FREE LICENSE SAVINGS & LOAN TRAINEES ONE of the firs! ga.s 1toves, \Vi\\ train dependable \\'Omen t1ualnt $45. Tall dtt1111er S75. to bet."Ontc injection 1no!ding matching dble bed $45. operators. Dny shift. l\1ust Larkin Secretary rle11k $75. be nl'al, depcndabl<', ha\·e icebox $75, nil are oak 0"11 C!U', be able to KIB.Jlrl 642-9866 Salon, expcr. in hair-goods. CUTTER, SAILS expert 1oan proceaon for <Car Ir: Expenses to St8K 200 Briw Ave. TRAINING 675-~IO Sal comm & vac. 548-.1446. McKibbin Sa i 111 • 1811 New Orange County office. Accnt/RE/CPA exp to $25K Irvine Indus, C.Omplex Fa.mou!' Real Estate Llcem-Equal Oppor. Employer BOAT BUILDERS Re Top salaries for qualltied Management Trne to $800 Costa Mesa lng Course now a.vailable1.,.!!!!.,. .... !!!!!!!!! ... !..!!!!!' I ynolds Ave. S.A. 540-3684. applicant, immediate open· F/C Bookkeeper $700 thru Tarbell Realtors. Free 1~ Need 3 vecy exper. finish DAY Cleaners, (4 hr min.) lngs: Call Betty Bell for in. Dental o re Manager to $700 Placem,.rrt Service. Free Secretaries carpenters for quaJiltyCsail-Babyaitters. hskprs. 'Your l,~'~""~'ew~.~n~4-~9~79-4500;;;;~·:;:;::, Sec'y/no sh/Anaheimto $600 MACHINISTS Training Program. Earn JOBS hoat manuf. Westsai orp., "° y1 " 646 91 7 2 1-' FREE me a{l 1me. -Gen'! secretaries to $650 while )'OU learn. Call Al 1n11 1• 1626 Placentia, C.?11. Cana scrvl Ageiicy '--llc'a & T)'Pists to S6@ Sloah CTI4)' 832-5440-, -on Ltz Reinder's A"gency Boatyard bonded. Free to applicant. FREE SHOES lnven, Control Clrk $450 Weekends (n4) 832-7000. •=-> Camno•• Dr. entire shift. $1.80 per hr to F.°".N"G'°"u"si°'i_Sh,,_e-,..-t-on-~B-o-w-I stllfl. H.a.iSf' in · 30 days, fronl Chest, fine quality Apply 1 p1n-4 pn1 I country plecC!. Circa 1790. W t f t b "an! Good ··~ tl Kn Shoe Nttded for the !ollo"'ing:· 'lJ\1\1 ..-a er r on o a.,. DELIVERY boy wanted w/in-_. •. me app Recept/Gen'I OUice $4.50 • Hydrotel 546-2118 Newport Bcaeh • Orange Coast Plastics • Priv Part)' 642-1023. 85() \Vest 18th St. E.'<QUISITE Antique Grand workeni. ltiative & desire to leam & Salesman earn big commie-P/Time Jobs to $3.50 hr • Profile REAL ESTATE SALES SECRETARY • re I t ab I e , Exper. prefd, Perm. f/time advance. ,..., __ Auto Sun.. slons and never buy shoes. L.A. Companies • Milling •1 cl lne N & le N 1 & gl 1 f glr Costa J\!C'Sll, Calif. Ph1no. ~f\L'lt St"e to Ap. only. Trainees accept.able. .........,.,.. .,-No Investment! Free F.quip-f\Iovlng To Beach u a l s ew resa · ev.'JlOr competent r or 1 I of-?ttust have short hair & ply, 843 Broech\•ay. Lag Sch. ment! Free Tt.,;nina ~ See'ys • Gen'l Ofc to 1700 Small Shop, Work 50 hn Huntington Beach. fi~. Moving to Newport TRAINEE for nabber hose precinte! 675-0042 cle~ record. Blnckle's Boat I gram! Interest;;i':"° .. Wr\;-; CAIL'7 TRISH HOPKINS week. Good benefits & HARBOR VIEW Beach June 1st. Salary com-products assembly. Good Appliancet I02 'fard, 2414 Newport Blvd,' DENTAL R. P. Kelley, Dept COO.l, JERI \VHITIEMORE ~·ages. r.-1. ..,. 62 HOMES mensurat~ "'/ability. (213) oppty for ad\'ancement. )all 1 _;..:._.;.;.;..;.. ___ ..;;;;;; N.B. RECEPTIONIST One Knapp Centre, Brock· 488 E. 17th St (at Irvine) Of 1 _ ~" 1829 Port Sheffield Place "254'-'='-925:=;7==~,---,.-540.-7639 GE Range Fl'ft! St1t.ncllna Dbl BOOKKEEPER Small firm For El Toro • M111Slon Viejo ton, 1'-tasa. 02401. Suite 224 642-1470 1 miii!iil Newport Beach · 833-0780 SECRETARY-Recept. F.qua\ opportunit)' employer ovt.n, broller. Storage =t! :.O~a~ &~ ~~~bet:"~~·~ ~F~ULJ,~"tlrne""'"""'.....,~k!!lee"pe""'r."d"ay"' V--""'"" 1r•• 4 .E'1~~;1ri5fN wk-days only FM?rt~':i!~ or~·r:!~ TJ!:iI·~rc e~per~:=~~"l~: g:_~·m: 40" wd. *· 10 '\\'Ork wtth p.ibllc. Would resume to P.O. Box ~. shift, xlnt frinre bnfta. Bev-REAL Estate Salesperson. 547-«119. med. Call 540-8365. Equal KENMORE wnaher/dryer prefer aomeone 25-45. Good Laguna Hills, Ca. 93353. er!)' Manor Conv Hosp, Capo J~~-P~~~Z ~~ Tape exper. preferred Ambltio~. energetic, w~th scECR-=ET"-A_R_Y_-G_~-1--F-n-.d-ay I "'O"p"po:O:r"-. .,:E;::m:,;P.::l:,0Yc:•o:.r.:_~-$79 ea. Over 200 walhfn, hour x · &: bnft:s. Ca 11 Dtnt•I Receptionist Beaeb, 496-5786. thru Sun. $2.25 hr to start. · MACHINE personality. Small otfice for Interior Designer lite UNDERGROUND CATV In· dryen1, refrii from $39.95. fTI.4) 492-3457. Exper., aggressive&: enthus-FULL charge bookkeeper &: For appt, 545-ll61. REPAIRMAN with good floor time· shorthand, accurate 1).plng, stallers. exper. Trainees 545-<mO. laatic 1n all phues of dental accountant w/corp, ta"< itX· 4 Day-40 Hr Week 497-tn.1 call 9 am to 6 pm, Laura considt>red, 642-3260. ~4 \V, alLDSPO'I' 14 cu t t , (rostles!I refr!g. freezer. 2 <lr. Almost new, $150. 64~7421 '* BOOKKEEPER, p a r t time. Constnlctlon bkkpg. exp. pref'd. Approx. 20 bn:. per "'k. Permanent. Cotta ~1e1>a. Ph: 642-4905, call 9 to 12 noon. olc procedures Ii manage-· perience, prefcra~y female. JANITOR CLA.·VAL CO. * Real Estate SaJes * l\1erlo & Assoc. ( 711) Coe.st H\\'Y, N.B. Teleprornp. ment. •-··-open. Fringe il'erm ernp'-·m"'t w/&e"'' Exper. in industry Wa.x & F 1 1 2 Of.fices -Laguna Beach64 -;;:5-,;B:,:7116:::::,·==~==~ ter. Equal Oppor. Employer .:xu-,,. , UJ.f • ... scrub floor. Run .sen.tbber, orcmost In the v ta ex-PLACE REALTY 494-9704 -benefits. Some Sats. H.B. 1cefinni.nlivtnelndustrlal drive forklift & lift 751bs. pandlng industry of SECURITY GUARD WAITRESS area. 846-3540 8-10 am. or Complex, Call 548-8798 for Apply betwn 8 &: l2, L. M. automatic valves & oon· R t T . t Exper. F /tlme. Contact Mr. 5-7 pm. appt. trot.. 8C8p JPIS Fon! Security Su"'"'''°'· DENTAL As Ii s tan t -FRY· COOK, EXPER. ~~~#~':.°~.?·~CJ 17co&srPLAA CENTMESAIA • ~~Ll'Wa0.14 BAHYwyC., LNU.BB. Ex.per & mature "'altre1is wanted. 5 Days a \\'k. No 11plit shills. No Sun. v.'Ork. Uniform furn. Med & hosp be:nfits. Pleaaant "'Orking col'lds. Apply L in d b e r g Nutrition. in rear of the toy \\'Orld store on lo"~r-level So. Coa!t Plaza Shopping Ctr, Costa Mesa. Ask for Al Ca.Ibara. O'KEEFE Merritt built ln gas oven. Stainleas steel finish, xlnt cond. $90 Eve &14~17 HOUSEl\EEPER for snw.11, exclusive n'IOl.el. *** 494--852] *** Newport Beach Orthodontic P/time. lt1ust be clean &; oppor. employer. u;4; ~ office, chair side. Approx. 4 Aneat. 110u:n 9 am-I pm. JUNIOR SALESMAN·. Equal Opportunity En1 plo)'itr For Ne~1>0rt Beach Person· SF.cURITY ...... ....1s full or LADY Kenmure a ult o y.•uher. Late model in xlnt cond. Guar. delive red S-16-8672 847~ll5 BOY or GIRL Carrier need· ed for Delivery of the Daily Pilot in vi<.'inity of Brislol &: Alton-Bristol &. Segerstrom. Call ?.tr. Bitler at 642-4321 Days I wk. Top salacy, pl. Surf & Slrl ln 5930 nel Service. Must be good " ...... .... liberal fringe benetit:B, ron-J L)', :st H .?e· Earn $21).$41) per week MAINTENANCE Engineer, t)'pist. Good t e I e phone part time in Costa Mesa genial environment, Dental · Cout "'Y" 1"· • "wking after school. and day&. F/time. Personnel personality. No exp er. area. Phonl! lnll 381~7 exper. ~Ired. No smok· e GAL FRI. to &11!1la~ Con-on $atufda¥s getting new dept, Hoag Hoap, NB necess. SERVICE statkln employees Ing. Age 3).30. 642-2.626 trollf!r. Mature, exp d. ,10 customers for the Daily MAN to "'Orie part tlme in VOLT wanted tor nlte shift! & RED O'Keefr. & ?.terrttt Stovf', griddle ln the middle $45. 646-3640 BUSBOY, p/time l\lust be clean & neat. Apply in pcl'!On, Surf & Sirloin, 5390 \\'. Coo.st 11"')'., N.B. BUSINESS MANAGER •DENTAL Assis tant chaln\de -Part-time Mon/Thurs/Sat. S a I a r y open. Prefer experience. 545-1427 DENTAL Assiatant . Cha1ralde aper: req' d. El n es pons lb I e, exper. l oiTiioiiroOiiareiiiai;;. ii830-3iiiiii730iii. &liiii i;ongenlal lndiv. to worit In i.mall bus, Gen'l ofc skills .l F!C Bkkpr thru fin. stmts. $TJO mo. Equal Oppor. En1ployer m/f. Call for Appl D. \\1right, 644-1955. Bring Resume. CAFETERIA Help, full limit, 5 day, ]\.lature \\"Oman. 644-1991 CAR wash e1nployees "·anted, F/time. Apply to nu;r-. Foun- tain Valley Car Wash, 10035 Ellis Ave., F.V, & Udo Car Wash, 481 E. 17th St., Costa ~tesa. Career Seeretaries Deaign Engineer $12K El<'c Engineer $15K Dental 1''rnt Ofc to $600 Asst Cashier stk bkr • $475 Jr Sec p/I typ sh $3.25 Ins Underwriter 'Comm'I &: Personal to $700 Exec. Secretaries $700 lnven. Clerk $450 P/time Sec'y to $3.50 hr Girl Friday S:i20 Girl Friday to $700 Sec')' (slk bkrg)· $525 Sec'y Recepl, $500 Ex Sec'y Buena Pk to $Ta0 NEWPORT Personnel Agency 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642..1870 Average rana:e $5004T::i0. Top I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' I $. NO FEES. N.n .• c.t.t., Irvine, Orange &: S.A. Call Jmmedlatel)'. e P.P.S. SOO Newport Center Dr. SuUe 90J, N.B. 640-1970 2'1 C<'ntral Tower. Ornnge 547-6446 Equal Oppor. Employer DESIGN Draftsman, exper reQ'd. F /time equipment de- llgn. Resume. A samp~s req'd. Good opportunity GTI Corp, 1399 Logan Ave, Coosta Mesa, 546-0all. DIRECTOR. FOOD SERVICES ReSf)Ollslble position for e:<· per person \Y/knowledge o! CITY Of' school cafeteria orgnniza. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Uon & adniin. Snl11ry coin· DIRECTOR OF menaurate w/expcr, $700· $000 per monrh. Submit PUBLlC won.KS reaurne' 10 Irvine Unified $1705. -$21.14 per month. Re-School District, 4861 Michel· quires 5 )'ears or experience son Rd. lrv1ne 92664. ln public works. BS Deiiree In Engl.,.erhl(. Obtain •P-DISHWASHER pllcationll • tnformaUon hfust be neat It clean. Over trom Personnel Ofnce. 32400 21. :Apply In person, SUrf 6 Paseo Adelanto, San Juan Sirloin, rreJO \V •. ~at H\\y., Capistrano, Ca. 9 2 S 1 5 !N!:..B'.0''-------- 714/493-lJTI D1Sll\VASllER, Apply A.:\l.11, Col um bl• Y ecltts Custom Bo•t Division F.xpani.lon lh cu.,lom boot flcld ereAlf'll opcnini.t lor Carpenters & lnst•ll•tlon Men .a Day, 40 hr week Year &l"OUnd work Paid Vacation Co. Paid Medical Bonus IncenUve Plan Contact Noel Kelly 27' McCormick Cosio M•H • No Phone Calla J71'fl.~ ApDlY Mon lbru ThW't. F.qµal Oppor. m'\pkiytt m /f I ' Carmel's. Im N. Coast ff\\-y,. J.R<. 1l<h. - DOMESl'lC Help Gcor'ge Allcn B)'land Alieney, 106-B E, 16th Sl,. S.A. 547--0395 DRIVER-HELPER To drlvt> compnny President to L.A. It work in plant dur· 1na: day. ?.lust have been ~lleellll!d '3, )'l'!l .. Calif, Lie. req. Mutt live In Newport arta. With Ovtrtbn~ can eam more th!\.n SiDOO. a year. Call 1f1r. Pratt days •t (213) 537*1Q)O A pd want oa 11 a pd ln-wttmt.nt: I !.7· bkpg, gd typist. Oppty. Pilot. This is not a paper rental )'artl. ?.1ust be neat In Instant Personnel "'kndl!. ~1us~ be exper, rella o.;kr"1098. route and does not include appearance. avail. all da)' Temporary Service &. aggressive. Appl)' in GENERAL LA.OR deliveries or collecting. Wed, Sat Ii Sun. Will train, 3848 Campus Dr .. Suite 106 r,""nv 9arnnl ·!lpobrnll, Jlr hbon' We have openings in South-Apply mornings at 1930 Newport Beach 546-4741 •• esa. e e ., e. ar r west Costa Alesa and South Newport, Coata. Mes.a Equal Oppor. Employer Blvd at S.D. Frwy, C.~1. WAITRESS Ex per. Must be over 21. Ap.. ply in person, Surf & Sirloin, 5930 W. Coast H"')'" N.8 . N.B .. C.fl.f., S.A. Orange & Irvine No Fees, \Veekly P~check Day ahlft11, 2nd shifts & graveyard. e P.P.S. Huntington Beach only. 1'lANAGE Apta--Older Cpl SEWING Machine 0 pr s , Apply now! 968-9641. Handy bondable Newport Receptionist $450 Womens sportswear. Top WAITRESS, Grave ya rd. KITCHEN HELP -Part Hghts.' Resume ' to 12421 Ute typing, gd phone volre, pa)'. Steady work. 890 \V. exp'd on!)'. The Cottage Cof- ttme. Apply in person Sam's Ventura Blvd, Studio Cit)', local. 18th "St., Costa Mesa. fee Shop, 562 Weal 19th St. Italian Market, 1909 Harbor Calif. 91604 or call (213) \Vestcliff SHIPPING Receiving Gener-1 ..:C~M::.,.,==="""===- Blvd., C.1'1. 8'77-1606 or 762-9873. Penionnel Agency al Production \Vo1i<, also WAITRESSES WANTED LAi'lD:SCAPE foreman, ex· MATURE w 0 man for 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. trainee O.nter, diving suits. OVer 21, part/full tln\e 500 Newport Center Dr. per. Ph, Amllng Landscape jOurnal, payroll, & ml.sc. of· (Mark .Ill .Center) Starting $2.ro per hr. 825 Newport Beach 548-7948 SUlte 900, N.B. Contractors, 673-5877. flee work tor sm.a11 eo11ta 5'12-.11836 W. 18th, Costa ~lesa. AWi)' WANTED liveln housekeeper 24 Central~:7:r. Orange LEGAL SEC'Y MeM mfg. Must be depen· RECEPTIONIST 8 a.m. tll noon. & companion 548-G330 0 ,7 .... F P-'d dable & pleasant. Good Typt'sl ·"';,'°"';;"':;:'n"":::'::.· ---...,---, .,.. 'O't'IO ee 11.1 • BeauUful prest!g. S Cl k .~ Equal Opipor. Emplo,Yer lous ofc. Attorney needa in-n~~s.57-~. after 9 AM. F/Time. M~t enjoy dealing Sr. teno er \VANTED an experienoo:I "'!!'!i~~!"!'"'l:~~!!!'P I dlvidual w/busine91 like at· · "'/the public. Able to han-pub' 1 i c \Vo r k 8 painter full time. Call GENERAL OfFICE tltude. Great benefits In-M C W sh die b.usy 4 line phone. Co. Adm 1n 1s 1 ration Dep~ 892-3870 J & H Palnt1. Fine co. needs versatUe eluding profit sharing. Start efro ar G benefits. Apply 1n person. Starting salary $6.10 per mo. \VHO WANTS TO \VORK? pel'flOn to asslfrt accountant. $650. Abo Fee Jobs. Call • MANAGER Pennysaver, lS45 Newport Sh, typing & varied duties. 3 DRIVE A CAB! Great etr'l\'Orkeni. Start Gloria Gray,~. Coast-e ASST MANAGERS Blvd, Of. Yrs st!:!no expcr. n!q'd. CHOOSE :your OOurs, ""Ork ~~al~ta~aPe!~i ~a!ooe:s°~~-. ~~cy, 2790 e KEY·LEAD MEN ~~~~~.'~i~o~ ~Plnap11 ~~ngy 1i'!:i:e :a~o:-e~t :ss~=~r ~'O~eu:. ~: Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd., LIGHT housekeeping, J\ton· e GAS ATTENDANTS Beach Cbn\'alescent Hosp!· Ave,y Luguna ' '.sea ch, Ile 11llghtly handicapped. CM days Big Canyon area, NB. Growth Co--6 Locations ta!, lMll Florida St., Hunt· 494-1124. Ne a !-Clean Appearance. GENERAL Help, p/tlme Call 644-4843 CALL 546--1191 tngton Beach, 847-3515. Vts. retired. Age 21 to 70. SUpplC'ment your incoml!. eves from 5pm on, Driven LIVE-JN -companlon f o r RECEPT.~SEC'Y SURVEY WORKERS Driveacab6hrsormorea GOLD Adn1h'fll refrtK. aide by side, lccmaker, xlnt oond. s.m. 536-0139. WASHER & Dryer, used, good cond. $100/both. 644-17"J9 19 cu F'T Rerrtg. 19 cu ft freezer. Make of fer . 548-5285 ?tfAYTAG Gas dcyer $60. O'Keete &. 1'1errttt a;as stove $40. M0-1769 SEAR'S Electric stove with automatic oven, uM!d 6 mo . ~7-2918 REOOND. APPLIANCES Delivered · guar. Dunlap's, 1815 N"ewport, 0.t 548-7780 11 CU Jo"I, RCA Whirlpool Refrlg, Coppcrton<>. $60. Good cond, xtras! 646-268-1 FRIGIDAIRE, dbl dr refrlg, ycllo"" x.lnl cond., top of 1111('. $100. 6'5-8359 ~ ~=~·M~:r~~ ~gp~ ~~~ ~:e'!: U~~:u~sr M.D.'a office part time. Call INTELl.JGENT allrarllve day. Apply in person, 17th St, Costa Mesa female. Sl.50/MO. room & Needed 546-0231 atter 6 PM. glrl11 20 to 25 for polltical Yellow Cab eo .• 186 E. 16th REPAlR~IAN ha11 ~·mer, ~-~ A 1 In """' survey wt11ic. Prefer !IOCial St., Costa ~!esa. ' 1 d & di h GERMAN speaking (Iris nlte lAllt.lu. PP Y · person . .u... Rest r e tttric ryer s wa.sher $801 YR. guam, dPI. & imtall. Late mod. Kenmore washer. 636-2840: 8.19-1778. ·work in whls. bakery full CabriUo St., Costa Mesa lmmedi'ately auran science graduates & majors. "White Elephants" over· S.'> ea. 646-5848 time. Call betw 2-3 PM ;•;;";;'iirnooiiiinaii.iiiOiiiiiiiiiiiil A FUN PLACE f'or Interview call 6Th-4393 running your house? Turn -"'"' .. "'w'-'eed=.::11""'~--~~ .. - 0NLY or AFTER 7 PM. • TO WORK ihom into "Cuh" ... ,ell 5-l()..-01l81.. fl.fACHJNISTS A good want ad ia a good L1· them thru a Daily Pilot From trePUJ'ff to truh GIRL Friday, lite bkkpg, typ, phone, good personality. Start srr. &12-8400. SECONDARY -Typists -veatrnenl. • I c1 ... med •d! turn th•:. _1n10 cuh • Cleric Typist :Jf,_e feuten ~ -· ,. •Sr. Typist G, ~ ·~ 'l S'I'AR GAZER:~~ Experienced n1t1.ture man ...,a !fcr.MJ.l'O uau ~'anted by iariie health rooc1 Required tor tapping, notch· • Tech Typist • ee 1t_"··.•• Ji.. y_.0o1'-1i...ll...1.I..~ Ji.. ·-.,,~ I rk t lng, drilling, deburring, ,..,... '1 """' _.,, s ore-not a 1uper mrt e . h'" b '· e R.,ro Typist . .A«ordlng fo rhe Slon. • Job consl!ts ot on:Wrlna· broac wfl, U!lem ly .. other Now Hlrlnn A!!!.'·' To d ..... lop meu oge for Sunday, ~oam'~"-~~ receiving priclna & 11ock· operations. Exper. req'd. • Secretaries ... ,.,..,,.. nod....ts~mgiorunbeis 1 Ing shelv ... No Sil. night or OrYlllllRD INC VOLT DISHWASHERS .1,..,...Zodlocbl'1h1ign. 7"75 Sun work. Ptea.gant 'lr'Ork1ng lltAnU t ~1'.~~~: l ~ 31 111 61 Ron'O"Cl9 ~ canditlons. Excellent chance ln1t•nt Personnel ........ 2A 32WouW ta ocr.JJ for advancement. ,Apply. Specialty Fastener Div. Temporary Service 12 W/o.'f JO 3~ ~~ :?:;..,, HM. Jt Undberg Nutrition, In rear 2130 W. Harv•rd • 3848 Campus Dr .. Suite 106 W•1k1nd1 Only · _.,. S&ilOY 3.STo 651"-. 1·3-6-17. of the Toy \Vor\d store on S.nt. Ane Ne"'J)Ol't Beach 54&-4741 'Os:opotlr. J6 Mole• 66 ~ 1-Z.S.S 10\'.'el' level of South Coast TI4J54S.5100 213/5§.;2t8" Equal Oppor-. Employtt Appl)' 3.5 d(ll.ly GIMIHI ~ ~ ~ =-~ ~~ IMITT~~ ~~ =Ing Ce n le r • equal oppor. employer m/f NEED responsible rnanqer 151 E . Co•st Hwy. ~::~1; 1~~ ~~ ~~ :J:·~ ~I "-;1111:=1 (single) retired fireman or Newport Beach t_'l-'1"21~1-34 11Toct "''lookt 11~ " !I ..... ~ Ii ....... ·-1 n-• ,,,,., ... 2 .. ··• '1l1 ...... .._ ..u-414 GUARDS ?llACHJNTm policemen pr<'fd. 17 units. .....1Ucu v 1'V"•· t:mp)Oytr IJD!rr' .,;; 73 ~ .. LATHE OPR Big Corona. 2 blks to beach. CAHCll. II You ... , Lill!' 7• KHP CAntCOIM FULL a~PAR1'-TIME · Call 64>162-1. Rfo:STAURANT 1.!anaaer (Jli.')JUH,tn 1sn-'11 ~lllc~ 1Sl~ cte;-Jt J({ IMMEDIATE NOW golni: through planned Traintt plus full&: part time e!t;tJuLr fl J~re':"° ~-~....-. ~~au ;;,#. '' ~~ OPENINGS ~tust do D"1l &&t·UP k have expam1on. Netd exp er, !!:mpleyment Appl)' now -I'\ a.1 1..z.3 1s filld _., N.&o 78Nit...cio0c 1+24J1J7. A'-L A.REA! .OF own tools. Good oppor. for finish cabinet ma kc rs. Nick, 96.1-4509 <FV) ~ ~ 19 FtetU!tl .. 9Tolttunee 7911 ""76-71 ~ ORANGI COUNTY advancement. Xln't v.-orklng MQ.-2860. REPAJR?.tAN to l earn uo ~;:,.~''-"''• ri~ ~~ .AQUAll\11 INCWDINO CAP , conda. Perm. posltlon. Good NURSES AIDES-ORDERLY wfllher & dryer repair ~ Jllt1 » 221ndl¥1duo1 52ot 121rritc1Md JI.II. ;o, STRANO llACH ~ benefits. Exp.not~salU')'.Openlngs business. 968-1061 ~71u!;~ij ~~ ~= f!~ ii1~1• REXNORD INC on days 7-3; rnldnll< 11·1. RN'S & LVN'S IA'l!: -'"" "'-""""" ., To 5-.!" LAGUNA BIACH MtM! tippllceUon at 1·14& SU-Part thne. all shifta, apply ln .ml .;J:tiot '6Whtn 86 Kid Un~• eq_ulp!n(!nt f\Jm· perior Avit ., N.D. or call ~n. 54frl966 fjj 71&. !170!"•" 11F-.:f r tsca 11111~ F Li •..1-"--M Specialty Futeltr Div. c:::: 21 You ?>au.. llk'tot vu. u ...... e u•;:1.~ull. 3130 w. H•rv•rd 642-2-11.0. SAJ..ES ~Hi Fi: Prefer 2 )'I' ZJ 29 r..-f !90w.ilng ffllot.otft llL ,, Car A tele;l)hoM ~red. p ....... I r eompo••nt salta 11 J0f'o!1tnc• llJY0.11 90Glavn wM JO Apply •t S&3 S. East St.. S•nta Ane NURSES Aides all lhlftt, co ,...r;,. o '"" -0 1119 Al'Ul~m °' ~ 1.13-0050. n .. /MS-6100 213.158.>m.t xlnt trinae bntti, Beverly exp. A1t 12·646-3897. 'i!a~~Gool~~®~~M~·:-:_~()~N~\":"":·'..-~WLI.I~~1°'~l"i.:i"~ill F.q~unlty !;mpk)yer equal oppcr. employer m/f l\1anor Conv lllsp, Capo Dstly Pilot Want Adt have ;: ===-=-=-8e8Ch, ~. b!.rp1M itRIO!'e. ----------------------------' OPERATORS GROCERY STOCKMAN I .) ' • • ' - • , • • •• DAILY PILOT Saturdi1. April 28, 197J Here's How YOll Con Use Ow Fa!ftOUS Dime • A· Una .... 1 ... -... 1noM -wltf! .............. to one of our 4 convenient offkff. • No llYHlock. p<oduca or pl1nt1. • • I ' FIY£ ·CONVENIENT OFFICES TO . SERVE YOU e NEWPORT BEACH .. 3333 Ntwl"'rt Blvd. • LAGUNA BU.CH ...... 222 Fomt Avo. e COSTA MESA .. , :· ••.•. , .. 330 Wott Bay • No com,,,.rclol odt allow.d. e Eoch lftm mu1t bo priced with no item over $25. ourfa·mous DI ME ·A· LINES · e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 Beach Blvd. e SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El Cimino R11I c .... i, .......... .-.,...,...11 .. l.'?JUSUAL ash tray Jift\nd 24" BOY'S 5 s(>l'ed Stingray $25. ArOUclld treet $25 each bike SZ,. \l'\V 1·eat 1Ju1upcr, OU'OD.'lal.iC harmonicas SlO complete $6. ~xl5 11yl9n and $25. ?t1atching a..-olt1 "'ed· 11re. no re1rcarl $3. S.16-368(1. din& bands Sl3 ea C~I. AUTOMATIC w1t3l1er szs. Z ft£f"R J GERATORS $25---Sl.5. Waler IM'..aler SJO. 14' unllnlshed SaOOt $25. \Vomcn\s clothlne:, 1117.e 8-14, 25c-$5. I F·abr\c, so rM nautical, 2 yards, to patch· \\'Ork materla~ 2c-$2. 2 ~liver lamp 11hades 50c each. TV 1ray 50c. Small stoOO fi!k each.. Twin bed frame und headboard $10. Antique /Laocl painted di.she.$ 25c-,$.i toy11 le.SI. Boy'R a n d ,drili:. Carden tools 5c·Sl0. :1".!.i FIO\\"er St. CM 646-4249. PORT-A-CRIB $12, \\:ilh 8 f"T. coud1 $25, Afutchlng REFRIGERATOR S15 golf PAIR white twin be-¥.boants DOUBLE boic spring and chair $25. Lightweight 211" clubs $25 baby furnilW'e $20 $5., Double tru:it"N\lOU head-mattress $20. good oon· boy and g,i.rl bikes $10 each. twin bedt1pre4~ $3 con~te bo8.rd1 wld frwne sil. Pafr diUon. Ollld's d~sk or 833--8256. ' ooloring 10c lb !Olding table gold Vlnyl .. covered chain dttuing table $4.. Shelvea f{ E FR 1 G ERATOR with $5 k-e chest $2. 53&-8919 $10. Steel desk S2S. Pair and dra·~:er1 to ru on top of freezer $25. IHISk $8. TV SJ7. CONCORD ntdio and tlipe steel cabl.nets $25. each. buffet or dresser S7. Nice Table, chairs $3 e<1.ch. n.'OOrder $2() C 0 n c 0 r d Ladies clothes sizes 10-14; Provincla1 hanging lamp for 556--0717. rcver&t'!"'A-lrtlck $20 20 rolls Children's sizes S-12. lZIO dining room, orange. new 2 IJOXES wool braid'•g $5. of recorded tape $lo. Polaris Dr. Newport Bch. $10. Oak dresser $25. 2 J 642-8277 Portable dlshv.•asbt•r S2.5. ' P.IANUAL lawn mo~·l.'.r $10 r.1inl-wa.,.hcr $15. Po\\·er See spre:tde-r $5. 2 chaise 11'10Y.'Cr $25. Small chain lotmgf'!I $4 C'ach.. 2 blltck and sav.· a.~ b1 $25. Hand rno\vl'r v.·blte folding chain SJ l'tK~h. S5. '.1:1 nlO"-'Cr S3. t.uggag<' U.¥.'n edger Sl. Pr. lamps rack $5. Garden spreadt>r .$5. Cat'-'. curr_alns. yellow, S5. 3 ~f)t!ed 26'' man's bike 11i~te, pink S.:). 81;1(."\c and $15. Electric f;ui $..l £1ectric whue che<;ked he<l.~prehd motor $3. Ga.'IOline \vatcr ".'.!th ~atch.u:u; cu11a1ns $6. pump SIO. Bike p;.1i·ts 5()(:-$2. Kini' S'lze \\'h.1te ~spread Electric: l'an open&' $4. $6 .. Hoover upnght and Riunbler rndio $5. Bahy caru!lttt vacuum11 $5 each. scale $5. 7G9'h: \V. ~ St. ~· 1052 Pescador Dr. CM at Plalentia, C~1 Satur• u• 536-3417 646-2668 painted iron pedestal bar '"" Stanley drill S5. Ladies · 1 ~=-==--------stools, nice $15 each. Round bro\\•n purse $2. \Vatfle iron JX)UBLE maple dre!l.Ser Sl5 2-L -6 0 • l~" ?tUCKY side table $15.' 642-9866. 244 $2. Toaater S2. New Shop. new recessed m e d I c i n e Thompsons, shll very cood Monte Vista, 0.1' ping i·art S5. Water-cooling cab l net $ 5 c b i Ids tread.$tT ·each. 546-1258 FIRE 8Ct'\'!cen, cost $20, sell tan $20. 2.4" window fan .$8. phonograph S2.50 dawns ~JANY VW . parts SL410. S8 54$-3059 Lady SChtek Con!IOlette hair beauty pageapt $'1.50 dawns 546-1258 I -'::;·c..::;:c::::= ____ _ dryer $25. 2 lr1tverse rods, la.sh.ion stage $1.50 dawns -""'="''°"-------SPYDER bike $15. \Voman's 6.S .. x95 .. $6. 19" four table car $1.50 2 pairs teen capri1> PlilLCO refrigerator $25. wet suit $15 Stereo $15 legs and ha.rdwan! Sl . Royal $5 child.rens games 50c each Fireplace screen and tool .Bookcase $15. Lamp pair typewriter $25. P e n c 11 girls fur coat like new $5 ~t $12.50. Baby crib $3. $10. Lamp shAdes $3·$6. sharpener $1. Four sets of girl• dresses like new 50c: \\ood playpen $10. Stroller Wicker headboard $5. Sat· apricot oolored drapes, satin girls purses 25c shoe bag S8 Walker $5. Car bed $5. Sun. 2012 Diana Lane, NB ' day only. n1Attress. Car bed $5. Stroller $8. Car seat $8. 'Pot- 1y seal, good S.1. 989 Wic- toria, Apt. DI, Cl\'t VW 6 volt starters and but· A~L~L'!-'o~r~p~ac'~"-,~.~M""Che,.._v-.~S~,-,. leries $7 each. 54G--1258. tion Wagon, '61 Old!'i Conv. REFR IGERATOR, Kr..l vinator, guranteed to run. \\•ill dellvl'r S 2 5. ;.18..f.1487. back, 124x90 S20. l.22x60 $15. 25c new .maple bunk beds, ,5';:5-:..::l6ll4""'-------SAT·Sun. 9-5. 2311 Vlstt 2 Hand hair dryer, great for with $25 uholstered chair $5 SIMMONS hid~-bed couch Huerta, t-.'B 644-4984.,t Anti· VW transa.xle splitcase wlth wv syncros. \\·orks good, guaranteed S25. 546-1258. '6.1 F'S5, '56 Olds, $1-$25. 'fA Jeta.\\'ay tra.nsmisson S2.'i. Bucket seal!! $15. Ra(lios S7-n5. Radiators SlO. 14" reversed rims and tires $20. Tires $6. Heavy duty sboek $20. 979-5:-)64. tlrying sets $5. 2 p11ir, 64x36 842-7623 17942 Orkney Cir., beige $25. 548-1071 ' que china coffee server $15. Sl5. 551-2126. H.B. Magneto judson Electroni Table SU. Tea cart $20 Ted 19'' PORT ABLE hlack and tvhite 'IV. works, excellent 5 SPEED Schwinn boy's KING box springs & mat· catcher $2o. 54()-42.49 c coat S3 ?.len's 61.acks $1. bike, Stingray fastback tress $20 tv;in box spring $10 Formals $4. Faber ware ·scRAM-LETS ANSWERS black $25. 642-2132 ask to; tive bir stools 30" $5 each, 2 FLOWERED love . seats broiler Sl2. Pans 50c each. t!AND thrown planters. new Carl new lawn mower & edger $2AJ. 2a>V Hotpol.nt grille $8. $2~. 64:>-§982. - ROYAL carpet sweeper $25. A~f radio $4. Steam iron $2. Fishing rod $5. Pans 75c. 673-9691 Hans. Penury -A\Vard -Amuse -Stupid -l\"EED IT Tht> surest way of estab- lishing your ttedit i!I to work so ban! you won't NEED JT. S2-$5. Turntable S l 0. • SlO 962-9910 2 Porsche wheels, l tire S10. CRAJl"J'SMAN Ft. lb. torque 548-j()44. ELECTRIC gultat S 2 5. . Studebaker 56 parts $25. Y.'rench $25. Comptometer BASYLINE (·rib and mat· Surfboard $5. Auto luggage HECLINER. $~0 rock 1 n g 1925 to 1955 Chevrolet 6, addlni..: ma~hil'J(' SIO. 45 rprn I ca1Tier 4x8 $10. 3 speed bike horse $8 cluld s desk $3 corn motor or transmission $25. records,.all kirn,ls IOc eal'h. ~~~2'~.'"'·ellcnt shape. 18· $20 .• 4835 River, N .B. popper ~ cofiee pot Sl Pontiac transaxle $20 . Craftsn1an electric ed1,'f'1., §4G~765 clothes child & adult ~Oc-75c Heavy duty axle \\'ith sharp ·$25. A u Io mat i c 7' SURFBOARD tlu\vaii $25. V\V tront end $lS. w,_1258. pur~s 50c shoes 7~ 25c airplane wheels $25. Hospi-\vash('r, v,'orks $25, Electrk: 30' couon sail $20. 548·5M4. chair $3 record player iS2 taJ crank bed and chrom dryer. heats and runs g{l()(trl.I EL.ECTRIC blanket for twin 31SPEED bike S20. GE stereo ~~~~ra bo<Sft ~p~a~~ v.:alker S~: Universal ci: C<lrpet samples ZJc-lL Chain $25. 1h anrl 113 hp ell'c c bet! $8. Satin f I 0 r a l 10. Bowling ball & bag $3. drapes $5 redwood patio air co~d1t1oner S15. 12V lampi $5--$15. Table lamps, 1notors S5 cac/1. J igsa'v decorator chair $25. King sz Metal skis $5. Silk clothes furnitw>e ~lO light fixture electronic nlOtors Sl. Out· old $S-$1 4. Nati ona I puzzles 2Jc, 646-8447 or 2236 headlx¥trd $25. Boy's 50c to $3. Hamilton drink 50c 19732 E 1 Ln H B board mot01· doUy S20. 2-15" Geographies 15c eal'h. 2905 PlaCE'l'ltia, CM Unit B f'lolhing si 10-12 40c-$1. n\aster $3. Campbell tire 968-7l9G s uary ·• · · recessed chrome Ford Silver Lane, NB. after 9:30 61 .62 CH.RYSLER Ne"' Sundayonly552-8072. chain $5. Danish chairs $3. · . wheels $6 each. 195 8 AM. \'orker parts: Excclll'rlt FINE 01at.tres.'! and s1>rings l-leadboard S4 & $t5. Auto STIN~i:tA y boys bike good Cadillac parts and air con· SE\VING m a chine $10. ::;cats, tront $10. Back $5. for double bed, $20 each. ~~e c~er 1if:8 r!10. condition $20, 962-3436• ditioner S25. 548--1038 Rollaway bed $15. Peterson Coinplete rear axle and i.::xcellent cond ition 5'15-()ID7. • ec c gui er · · sk ANTIQUE ~·ood rocking LIGHT Birch. dresser $25 stroller $12. lloover upright brakes $l!i. 12" fMnt brakl's $lO. Sculm tank $20. Out· ch.air $25, webbed platform Mirror $15 Ch t S25. vacuum SlO. King.size n1at-and spinrllei:. make a i,::oocl l'EPSI cµp vending machine. board motor $25. 3 hp patio rocker $5. patio wood Book 1 · dOO:::d d tress and box s pringi> and trailer 57.-50 u sirlt'. 'Four C;1n be converted to polaroid print copier $5. Bed folding chairs 2/$5, toys & fra n~aS:25 1~ tt an frame $20. \V as hi ti g doors S!"i Pach. Hood $:>. dispense "F'ree" for recrf.a· frames Sl. Cook books 25c games lOc-$3, 847-0492 $25 1 Bo .· e~ ma1 "2 :• "' 15 Bl k nd tion room oL· poolside $25. to $2. Kitt"hcn ware lOc to ,· x sprmgs ,, . mac1une . ac ' a Front hun11x1r $5. Power 51\6--0694. s3• Steel'' bed $5. "-at oa-GAS rauge $20, gas wall o ~64~~:..::798=.2 ______ _ \\1Ute TV $:i. Balhroom sink brake unit and perlal $.'>. S:!. Slcepiog bag~$7. L'of"e heater $25, 3 header be~s 10FFICE desk 30" x 60" •'II<, and flxt.ures $3. Cosco JJa'>h part'> Sl-.$5. Hydl'aulic STOCI\ pinto, \vheels and vests $1. \oys & games lOc $18-$1.HlO, ~ood packing Adding machine $15. s~ plaype n $ 6 . S n1 a 11 bumper ja<:k $7. Ford truck lbooiuhkc~~~ ~~ad:;:bdle I~ to SJ. Roller skates SS. size crates 25c-$5, , workbe~h refrigerator $10. Padded decorative table $10. 2 Coi;co 3 speed trans SlO. Engine S. Surfboard $S. Fins $3. dra\ ... crs 7'".>e 16 extension chairs with wrought iron high chairs' S3 each. Car pal"ls $1-$5. Hi-perfor mance S.'>7-74lf.i. }-ish.ing ~ui'"n>eol ••-to I" la~der $5 old ~oo~s. some legs $2. Hollaway bed ~·. seal Tac Decorative flo\vers <l>'•t•••'butor lo• all Pontia" s \'f s " 21-Broad•" C'1 -.. ., ;1\11,.: "· wolh gi " " Jin t '" ' L ' -. u... a · .. ay, " · Scale $2. Camp stove .o . . ass,~. ru.r e ca Cot bed $4. 32" Dutch door 2c·S1 . Va.8('5 5c-$1. Desk V-8's·1l5. "5.l7-6473, &12-fi896. Drf'sS"<'r $5. 2 TV'~ $1().-$25. Books lOc to $3• SAt 01~J°' ~h1pp1n~ Ca!';e $3, 842-8182 $12. 32" hollowcore door S.'i k''::",·v"'•• lss' •.•,c_hh .. 'sk~Jecsta1~~ SCOUT parts $1-$2i 1 15" 8 Dinette, 4 chairs $25. 2 tires 48.\5 Riv<'r. Newport Bea.cir, 9141 Poinsettia Ave. F.V., 42" blfold doors $8. '12" " I g i't · , 1·r Ch •v F·ord S2-$l· Space-saver S3. Oc· b" Id d 0 '' .,·lh metal .. ~,·ng cases;·. u ~p 1 11" u e • GARDEN t bl 42 · EXCELLENT baby ~u,·n. uo oors $1 1Z" slid'"" -.. , 1 Ch r,aslonal chairs $3. BBQ $4. a e, inch.cs in • . . ~ .. •· · , -~ Panther 2'·' hp gas eng,·oc SG. Tai gate for ev. d' ta! ment hke new crob s~ glass door $20 3 x 3 ~ · 60-66 20 50· 1 5 surfl>0arrls $3-$15. Hand 1an1cter, me , \vith um· · • • ...,, . . · • $5. Paint 50c-.U. Children·s ~~~~:'ec:rd $jO~ Q.i~ni~~~~:; !rU(·k $l5 .Step-up chair $5. brella, l\VO amt chairs and m~ttress $10 plaype~ $12 alummun1 Y.'~ndow. $5. 4' x 3' clothes Sc-50c Antique F1ap-ntop bucket and wringer $10. Llunp $2. Electric lawn seal cushions $25 552-9663 ds~1ng $10 pott~e chair $3 ~~!"",'°,~., $;,. Bike parts rw>r doJi!I $10, eera1nic. 1 12• El . d I~~~""="'-=~·-=:..:=· 1ape r pail $1 .5 0, JV\-. . .>.>-1526 Blond wig $5. Adult and Elba Df\.J-211 1n icrop K>n(' 1no1vt-r a. ectr1c e ger BEAUTY rest twin box 2131592-3074. · GLASS t C "'ld-n's ,1~, lOc-ll. Old $20. 30 lh. (reon $15. llilhorn SIO. Car vacuum SlO. \Vafflc spring & mattress paJr s25 1 bl S5oChrop mah.ogandy coffee and '" ·:..,v boo~ks '-II. p,·,. fuel injjeclion $2{). 4 ruvi<'ra irou $2. Iron $2. Dishes, Good condition Antique~ TENT 9 x 12 $25. canvas . a ebl · TVn1e an walnut '"' "" \Vht>els Sl:i each. 49 Ford gla!l!l\Vare 5c-2X. rocker $20. Revelle race car cover heavy & huge $25, ~ta. e stand $4. lure {rames lOc-$1. \Vall pickup hood $10. Runnln~ LARGE old oak desk $20. 4 set 1132 scale S10 Stauffer maid of honor dress size 8 Childs scooter $3. Rocklng plaques, children's Z-x each. board• "· .•. -9 Cl>cv. p>'ckup 1 d . ..:" ·125 """ cost ~N., sell for no double horse $3.50 Large sott stul I I d " ,,., ·· in(•h Orangeburg pipe fit· 'e uc1ng mac1uue u..ioll.• """' ~... · • Ha f g ass fro11t oor $3. 1.~ 11 ~. "I"' ""= t'oo•• 11_1,.. Slo'd•'ng clo·-t '9th St N 8 • 1 • baby stroller $1S, hi~ chair fed dog $2.50. 238 E. Wilson Priscilla curtains S8 pr, all IVV\• ,,. U> ·l'""VU·"'· ..,_. = " · · $5, large wngon $5.6k.itchen St., between Orange and ny lon , bcaulifuJ. Clairol hair CltEST of dra\vers $10. 3 IX'· <loors. diHert:'nt sizes $5. 6 SCHWINN ladies 3 speed table $5 847-5320 Santa Ana, Ci\1. 645-0820 setter $5. JIB. 321 Cleveland c:asional chairs $5 each. 1 ,",·,",,",'w'·~r','·0',,'"'a 7150to' ,',6 .. i'Uncchk bike $25. 673-6266. . ~1EN'S j 8...,....,. sn, boy• & APN-4 Loran: I.D-6 lndicator Dr., 3 blocks \\'est of Beach club chair, good $15. 2 " u HAN P'=" " ·betv.'f!en Garfield and s rraii;:ht Unck chairs s:~ S25 each. 962-6091 or . D operated slide pro-girls stringrays $12 wrought tubes. lOOkc, eta!, pocket Yorktov.•n, off of Huntington each. Beautiful ctrcorallve 962-3501. Jcctor ~15• 7'2' It a 1 i a n iron gate S25. 8~7 handbook $25. R-p receiver LOVE seat $10 Patr of frames $5. Hood and fan Sl2. Double kitchen sink $8. 919-1455 SPEAKERS and cabinets 2~i x 18". SlO each. Speakers 12'' \voofers, 4" tweeters $15 each. 54S-5044 ONE wheel utility trailer $25. Trailer hitch. S5. 2 new recaps 800 x 16.5. never on tru!,!k $15 each.. 344 Cabrillo, 0.l 548-8774 SINGLE oak headboard $7.50 new. 2 aluminum chaise lounges $7 each. Woven \Vood shade 6()" X 40" no. Olild's record player, needs minor repair $12. Quail cages and brooder, very nice, all for r,5. New stainless sink, 11quare .for camper or bar $8, 6 ft. step ladder $2.50, 546-3341 SAT. only 9-4 PM . Refrigerator $25. Hide-a.:bed S25.. s i 1 v e r service $25:. C h i 1 d ' s Encyclopedia $25. Books 25c-Sl. Baskets, p u r s e s 25c-Sl. Wooden ch.airs S2. Irons, scales. hair dryer $1-$2.50. Dolls, toys, games 5c-$5. Corner ot Holiday & Palorna oU Irvine, N.B. 1745 Paloma CAREFREE: hk~ n e w bedroom set! 1 dresser S25. milTor for dresser SlO. 1 desk s~. 2 chest of drawers S20 each. All made of white oak with. mar proof tops. Please call 53&-4403 St. \\•all plaques, $1.50 to $10 LOVELY corner table $12.50. Provenc;al topless ox:ktail 110V GENERATOR nreds $20. Maintenance manual each. 3 bar stools, St each. 1 Dish\vasher Sl. 3 piece sec· table s25. 548-9798. \\'Ork $25, 12V generator $10, plus ~pejl.tors manual $5. 3 3:6 orienW rug, ne\11 $5. 1 tional S25. Lovely antique FOOD wanner. with warm· unicycle $20 movie camera ~ tires, 2 on wheels, all GOLD room-size rug, 9 x 12 COUCH. overstuffed, large .$5. Overstuffed chair, large $2.50, needs recover only, 24x35 black velvet painting chest $20. Larger 4 drawer 1ng dra"'·er below, General $25 amateur transmitter S25 · 646-9015 foam back $7. 546-6694 I cost S1200. Rubber lired lawn mov.·er $5, good. 2 ' floor Jan1ps $1 each. 4 'vin- 1 do'v sash, glazed, burglar I ttsistant diamond pattern, 4' x 4', new, never ust"d Sl4 each. cost $48 each. Large $8. 1 single ro\laway bed $8. chest S15 .. Bookcase head· Electric cost $40, sell $8. bed, springs and mattress MAPLE end tables with CR.Arl'SMAN 18" reel type 1 black wrought iron wine board \vith end tables S25 552-9663. $10, 536-2459. . drawer $10 each. .•. Fireplace power mower S20. 2 antique rack $3. Bissell sweeper $3. each. Matching chest S25, CARRIAGE. oonvertibfe, ~EN'S 3 i;peed lilie .new S25 s~reen S7. 4 ft. 1 x 6 boards floor lamps $10 each. Bar or 1 four drawer desk sa. 1 fi ts double or kingsize. Huge great. shape, $25. Clean boys & girls Schwinn st· 25c each. 650 x 13 tires, 2. $3 den lamps from liquor bot- complete baby bed '$15. 1 baby or child's chest $25. stroller, $8. Oval-olive rug, ingrays $17 shutters 7 ft. $2 each. 400 x 18 motorcycle ties $8 &: $10. Swag lamps baby car bed SJ.SO. I Desk. built like a chest \vith like new $10. 548-G.519. each 842-7917. knobby S2. 3 shelf stan-· $2.50 &: $6. Matched pair Niotorola portable TV, needs bookcase s15_ Dinette tables G dards, 1 ft. $5 each.. Roller table lamps $7. 646-3458 repair. $5. Mens, \\'Omens, $5. G45-l34-4 after 10 AM AFFERS & Sattlers stove BAR stools 2-24 inch and rink shoe 1>kates, black, size NEW 12V Deloo energizer and chilclrens c l o t h e s , -"'""'"'-'""'-""":...;;:.:.:=~-I S25. 573..()965. 2-30 . inch $6 ea c h , 6, $5. Hoppity Hop $2. Sure batteries 5 e a le d and various sizes, from 5c to 2·x4' ~rooD snake ~age with GLASS top dresser $25. type\,Tlt~r. table $3, small Shot Shooting Gallery $2. 2 EXPANSION chamber for SlO. Shoes and accC'SSOries glass front and inside light, !\latching night stands $5 room d1v1der SIO, deluxe Road Race sets $2-$3. Car guaranteed S20 each· 175 Kawasaki $25. School bus from 25c to $3. Jewel1y 25c like new S25. 548-4967. each. Desk Sl5. Antique fiat baby car seat $6, portabl~ jack $1. Clock $2. Mr ~-""""'""-~--~~~ 1 seats $2. Small fiberglass to $5. Dishes including VEND ING mach.ine s 2 o . top trunk $10. T\\'O wickt'r stereo record player $25 blaster with target $3. 3038 O'KEEFE & Merrritt built in , sink v.·ith faucets $10. Girl's re s t aura n t. utensils, Desk $25. End tables $2. bar stools SS each. Trundle niaple double bed $10 ooUee Samoa Pl. CM 546-4784 type 4 burner stove & i Stingray $20. 646-3.557. dl1tincrs, pots, pans, 5c to Carpet, various sizes Sl .25 bed $20. Phone 557-9157. ~wi~cl endde!~ble~ti!~ stiJ SfROBE light $5 sofa $10. separate oven. \\'b.ite, clean ,REF R] G ERATOR \vit h $.l Toaster S2. Books to 75c. yard. Exhaust fans $10. REFRIGERATOR S25. ceramic tile cutter $8 table c842=-~723=7~. -------$2S. 673-5003 i l'reezer $25. Desk $8. TV $17. :;.;;:,~c~e~o ~2.15~Ai1~~~~~ ~·chery t a rg e t s SJ. Van-seat double S15. 8' gold lamps SOc-$5, cash only Sat. ZIPPER car top ca.ITier $5. COFFEE table revolving & I umbrella tent $12, cost $78. 1 f>31-Tafi6 or 548-7234. I T!b~e7'77, chairs $3 each. Jina alley) Please park on Fiberglass aJTOWS 6 0 c. leather sofa $25. Type\vnter & Sun 4/28 & 4129 1120 Tank vacuum $5 Girl's 20" end table $25. End table J.7U'"V Bci"·s SG. Typewriter S5. l~rt_able) $10. Hip boots Delaware H.B., 536-8033. 3 speed $20. Bell 'and Howell blond $6. Upholstered chair LARGE F arbe r ware street. Ne\v 111echanical toys Sl. (fishing) $lO Double bed . $3. Mirt'on gold frame S25. BIG Slag. CO.Ci' on,._o "ue. Doors \Vith hard~·arc $2. · · ' · 8 TRACK tape deck new $15 movie camera $8. 646-3557 Decorator table lamp $25. . . DON'T PINCH YOURSELF I (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT ' rotisserie $25. J{ i n g s i z e ....,, U""'OI \v1th frame SlO. Skts & bell board S 0 ' Spanish \\'OOI bedspread $1 '.i. 646-0147 548-RJ24, poles childs $10 Skis & Y 1 rock GREEK knee·board $20 2% Mattress, queen size $5. King size sheet sets $5. VEGETABLE juice1·. Ac1nc OSClU..lSCOPE $25, perlect. poles adults S25 .. Ski boots tumbler ne\v $lO 7 P!ece lb ankle weights $ l O · ;~~!~agne,;;;c;to_._judson~--El-ec_"'_•~r~Ji·c 1 i'J~NNf y Pi~' 'M~'MEI -Electric blankets S4-SI2. supreme. Ust.>d a few Limes. 1/3 hp 2 speed electric size 9 $25. Bikes no. Car ~660 set $lS per piece ~84~2-:_:7~102e::..· -------$20. Shower-tub enclosure Sheets, p i 11 o \Ve as e s, Cost $90. Sell $25. 552-966.1 n'otor $10, cost S 4 9. tool racks metal $10. Carpet · . Pvr party has load quality (complete) $5. Phone bedspreads 25c-$5. Women's STING RA y bike Sl5. Tv.·in Gurantecd ~2" air drill $25, S\veeper $2. 2 wardrobe CONN .trumpet $25 sl!nl gym mirrors 36" ;( 54" x ~" 645-8595- I. ?.lagnin pan ls u i ts, bedspread s4.50. 643-8242. eosl Si9. 531-7566. doors sliding $10. \'•ith exerciser $5 travertine cof-polished edges less than GE Electric stove $20. presses, size. 10, $5-$15. RESTAURANT boo\hs $2S. hard\\'are 3'x6' 673-2626. f~. table $15 round ~arble 50o/o oil regular price or Lumber .lf x 4 -6' & 8' \Vine raek SL VaS<'S, bowls, FOR sale: Formica desk dinu1g table S25 four kitchen cheaper than glass company lengths 25c each. 2 x 4 lOc candlesticks $1-$5. 615-1410. Suitablt> for childs roon1. Table $25. High chair $5. GE washer dryer comho chair~ .S20 reclining chair can buy n4.50, 842-4170 each. RCA console TV $20. Chair included $ 7 . 5 o. 549-0063. needs ne1v h.on\e S 2 5. $25 Living room chair $25. anytime. DINING set white round 556-842.1. \VATER bed, l'<>mplele with 642-5175. 962-0267. . .' w~"'A~SH°"'E~R"-$~~~-el-e-clri-.c-0-oo-r GE portable TV S20. ~ table. 2 extension leaves, 4.1 c==='--"""--..,---,-,&,;} 15" Ure $4. 2 chrome w1""""s chairs $25. !\latching hutch 2 STEP table n1a.hognny spread $25. Single bed. box ALL name. bra!1ds. Very BACK pack ch.ild carrier, buf:fer $5 ping pong table (Pontiac or Olds) $ 7. ~.It table set j2 enrl coffee, finish s:;. each. 1 small springs, fran1e, mattress good. full s1~e cr1~ $20. Ex· metal frame $8. 962-6.510. . $15, 842-715.5. 6451 St. Paul 542..0072 h 1 cahinct $4. f<'\nwer bo11'ls $25. Red1vood picnic table pensive spring fill ed mat· . , Cir H B lamp) $25. 8 drav.·er c cs whitl' 50e rach. 1 glA!l;S vusc ¥:ith benches $5. Barbecue tress as ne\v $15. Like new PORTABLE. smger sewing ., • . . -. 100 AMP electric meter panel, 20 'circuit semi-flush, new $25. 20 amp twin breaker !$2. \Valnut record wall cabinet $20. 645-41720 $20. Modem desk $10. Table SL Glass Jiqucr bolllt-$3. \Vith rotisserie and electric baby ca:iTiage and stroll er 1!1acltl~e with case $25 vent· PR~ vertical broiler $10 top gai; stove $10. Ex· 67a.-0323. lighter $5. llllnd lawn combo $2S Hood $5 Net hon bhnds SlSO each, wall Regina 2 l'lpced rug sham· ercising bike $5. Misc. coin tnower SS. Garden tools play pen toids flat SlO.· Baby heater S2.50 ~mboo end pooer S17 Vic Tan~y ro~·· Dic:o,lhel~to~~~li~ll~ ~1.U: V\V BUS ccntl"r scat '67 :i0c-Sl. 545-7953. 2i9 Bowling balh table with solid plastic ta~le $5 2 occasional chairs 1ng red~cer exerc1sor . $12 •• earlier $15. 673-62!i6. Gree~ Dr., C?.l . Sat·Sun, a)I tub as ne\v $20 \Vall mail $7.50 each, rtronk $3 corner Cosco vibrating heating Tool maker tools 25c to $25. 8!4 IN inall power 11aw \Villi "·eek. box $8. Books' all kinds table $4.?Q old style toaster pillow $17, 537-1722. 2173 Charle Dr. CM 642-2327 carbide blades S2~ 3-30 rims, 15.. fits 25c-$2. New Dex gas' line $2.50 3 .Jacks. $2.50. each. 2 LIONEL train set S15 grass FOWER Glide cast iron '62 gallon .stninlcss drums $20. CHRO!\IE $2-$4 56-0797 snow tires tits Pinto like rug 8 x 10 ns white custom Qiev. Good condition $20. '64 each. 6<16-5918. Chevy, good blluyt $25. STO',;,. NK · , Menit n~w $7.50 each. 4 apartment mount bath.room sWc with Oievy aluminunl p 0 we r Sport coats, eicce en con-.. vs.:.--v .eere "' . size ~toves $20 ~ach. early ch.rome trim $2 chrome &lide-needs v.•ork SlO. in-SMALL decorative fish • dillon, si?.e 40-42 $5 each. 36 wh.ile with oven, broiler Amen can curt~1n rod 10 dinelte set torquolse & eludes torque converter. flo,vers, happy fa.ces. etc. i\1en'!> 3 speed bicycle. t~p grtdle, c.lock. tln1er,!1-feet ~pens. to 30 :feet S?O white $10 Peterson stroller 557-9131 Stick on. mAgnetic. tllck on. oeecls soinc v.·ork $15. School hght eyeryth1ng works $~. soldering ll'On $1 curtain needs replacement seat sa 15c per card of 6. tSclls for desk $8. 54().8379 or see at Call Sunday after 6 pin or nxis 50c each snow shovel chin& service for 8 rose 2$1:.U=~ s:.m~lest::d 89c) r~1~7~ casting 3101 \'ukon Ave., CM l\1on morning, 6~2124. $1.50 Bink $5 lamp. with pattern $5 Pontiac tra'.nsmit· v:ilh 110me linens $25 all. Cot sante; · ·' · END tnbl<', drawer $15. END table 2 $7.50 each, both shade $2.50 la"".n ch.air 50c tor car radio $5 folding $3. 3 c11.st iron skillets $2. BAJA hug parts hood $17.5() Drnpcs, all siz<'S $2-$15. Sl4 556-8324 20 gal~on aquar1un' S5 table Japanese acreen $7 movie Porcelain coffee pot $2. nose $17.5() feoclers $9 deck T1v\n headboard, frame $10. TY~EWRITE.R S25. Elec-lop WJ1h drawer $3.50 win· camera $10 Petenon car booku $3 Ca. lfd SlO VW parts front Rotary mO\ver, as is SlS. dow screen 3' x 3' $1.50 2 seat $3, steam vaporizer S2 Camper P · mper fenders $15 rear fenders $12 Rtereo cabinet S20. Jewelry trolux 'Arith attachments end tables $4.50 each tire pWJh lawnmower $2 RMA ii.de mirrors $6. btotor bike doors $15 bun\pel"8 $15 hoods . $20. Edger manual ~9. $1.50 la1np shA.de 75c 2 hot model 52 rnd\o converter 7 r11.ek $22. Electric corn pop-$15 deck ·lids $10 gns tanks 50c-Sl. Outdoor carpeting Hoover upright vacuum $25. pla.tes $2.Sf! each. !'ssorted MC HF to VHf S15 catalytic per $4. Sat-Sun till 4PM · s J. o b e 11 y p a n S 1 5 $5. Ladies and b 0 Y · 8 All in excellent ronditlon. sti.'ings Christmas hghts $5. camper heater . $15 lawn 2225 Anaheim At'e, C?i.f miscellanOOUJ! engine parts clothing SOC-$1. Pictures $1. Ca.11 557-2434. 842-1236. edger ¥.. mower $ 8 BABY furniture $1410 baby clothes 50c-Sl am/fin radio $20. 84G-3267. GAFFERS &. Sattler range, all for $10. 646-5269. OULDREN'S table and chair set, wh.ite, top quality $20. GE Show and Tell with 10 Show and Tell story &ets, like new $25. Toddler step- ping stool $1. 646-0885. BROWN three piece sec· tional, ~ condition $25. 64&-9186. DOUBLE dttsaer $15. l\ill'ror $10. Headboard $5. Room divider Pl. Lamp $1. End table $2. 3228 Dakota, CM. 546-0299. FRIGERl\TOR .,. B $1-125 camper suppl•'es 2 Cabinet radio $20. MS-~1. RE ....,, ar 21" TV portable needs \\'Ork 18 HP outboard molOr $25. Octagonal poker table felt 11tools $10 each Headboard bunicr 1tovc $21 lee box $25 CAMPING oequlp.: 2 clean SlO. 2 dlshmasters $18. $20. 3 221 cubic inch. Ford VS covered $10 card table with Al.BUM collectiOn. old and $20 TV S25. 979 W. 19th, CM, \\·Iller lank $12 pump S9 roof ~[ecping bags, use si ngly or white toilet seats Sl, $2. engine $25, solid maple 4 folding cbainl $8 push new $1 each.. Dishes Sc·Sl rear. v en t S 8 tit inks S 9 zip together $5 each. 3 air Childs 3 wheel bicycle S5. table $15. 12No. bowling ball edger $1 adjustable dress Paperback abd good rooks SEAR'S clothes line $3. mit;cel111.neous cnmf)f'r part5 mattresses $2 each. Foot Bissel rug shampoo $2.50. $5 bikes $2 trike Sl basket form $S new car top rack S3 "25c-7Sc Electric hair dryer Dresses 50c.·S5. gize 8-10. $1-25c stingray bike SlO pump in can'}'ir~ ('ase S2.50. Stand&Td toilet tank $10. \Vine bottles 15c each, lawn fertilizer ~ader $3 S4 Shaver ,heater $4. 3 w!KI Men's shoes, 8~ $3. Cub lamps $5. 002'-2273 or 962-0:">.18 Axe. saw ~'shovel set. In Double sink faucet ss. 3910'n 96z..8377. slide rule $2 books novel and $5 each. Wrought Iron item1 Scout Craft iupplies-10c·50c ~lALL boys bike '10, golf carrying case SlO. Metal Channel PL N.B. 67$-1600. DAYTON H ba t school 2Sc41 1($35 Slater 50c-$2. Wrouaht l r on Dinette ss. Toys 10<?$1 Crap bag SlG. 646-0147 folding table $3.50. 64()..9578. BOY'S St; n g r a Y with mercial RC&.!~ nup ~o 18°1: ~near Euclid, F.V. bookca&e and desk $25. table $10. Men'11 and boy's ~O~R~1~u.""","re°"'ss""°"s25="', -J=-o~l.J;t LADLES . Royce Union 3 Schwinn tr a me $12. working S25, 96Z-J574. • _ Women's clothing. site 14, clothet Gc-$2. TV trays $2. hatigcrs, 25c each. 6 • ~rt. bicycle $18., Hoover woman's 26'1 lhin tire, SMALL vending ni.&chine CAMEi:tA·Ex&d& 500, as mm $14\. 2 pair men's golf Pu 00 ,:!jsb!}s e\'.::e':d Qs~5.nc!~~ stcp!Addcr s2. 4!M-AAG-O. upright \'acuum. like ~ew single speed bike $12. Girl's $1!;, 962-3574, lncluchng new case $25, f'2.8 shoes, 9% S6 eo11.ch, all ••• NE\V vw bucket sea.L'I $20 S15. Portable typewriter. l8" bard tirt bike S-1. All automatic Tessar len.• $10 wttkcnd. 2225 Anaheim ping suppl 11 50c~-:2874 eiich. Rebuilt Ch,. v v tiW ~ase. ~urks.SS. ;\ddinJt blkeg.,'9ra.goocLcondltk>n-'727 PLASTIC dlspls~ case . for 536··.'Wl7. _ ,;A;;ve;;:;,•,;CM::;;;·==-=-= Boa Vi1la Dr, C!\f flO\\'crgUde $2S. :is ,Piel~ 1--nu\ch1ne, Hire ~· ad?s, \V, 20th &., CJ\f 642-5487. jf:es~~th 4-shclves l:l" ·ELECmIC range $%). ·3 SPEEDD iJtc $2(). 483;) 48" FUU.. rollaway, folding engine S:JS'. 1.rio x 16-6 ply wbtrncts:--multiplies. like TYPE\VR~'rER. Standard -· -· Tratnlng ......... wheeLbike... _.$7 Rivµ,. N.B. 64&-6765.. bed $15. Bathlnettc SG. 7<19 truck 11~ $10. 32 ch e v y 'IC'v $25. 673-4262. Und ® $25 548-3059 ' \VOODEN desk, 60" x 33~" Dinette set $25. O 1 d Hud*='n. Ot ~2100 grille $al. &19-~. CA R bed, new $10, won on eN · x 28¥.i" $25. Bar $15. refrigtrntor $5. ttamsrer BULOVA lttdles watch, new ,.,, (CllEV'i rts· Front TV 642--01'17 \VAL.NUT chest, 6 ft. lon_g Stingray bicycle $5, need!I cage and food $2. 545-3350 S25. Dtamond wedding bllnd aa pa · $25. J..nwn mower $15. repair 54~2573 $2S Ca bed ~ 10 I "" Polaroid ··-era, ~o. fenders $10 each flood S10 1· PlECE dinette set $20. 548--0364 11, LNUT di . Tll'IT · mp ..,. x .w. ,...._, "'' Trunk Ud $10 Bumpers $10 ~74 . A rung room set 5 tires and rim1 $20. Qair Classified Ad 3 LINES 2 TIMES Any Item Priced $50. or Less (If ....,. than ono ltom, the combined total cannot uceod $50.) • ' ~,.;n~e flash and Cltlf! $25. cu.ch &ck "'lndow $10. HAliiMOCK land S3 "·•le 1)1.D fuhloncd pair large $25. Hooked rug In sh&des or $15. Credenza $7. Glassware ~·· Other pe.rt.s: lloms r11di01 ti 300 18' 1250 350· "''c•a globe O\tna lamps, grape purple 36" X' 60", never SOc Cloth~ 50c. 500 N ' re. · x · · • x .t.a design, with shades $25 been used -Sew1ng F II ... -POR'rABbE-'T-YrlV~ ·$25. Sl..SS •. ew .Pli N:atcr •• --Knobby-$2. Catalytic pro-h Sat Si I 611 "~ .:..:::u:::erte:o:on:!!•~::..:~::::::::.":.__ CuHCt.e player $17. Skll l?,000 1 nTCMU $20. 2020 Coo· pl\ne camping heater $2'J ~ngc g Pl: ~W:~e~ht!4 t:.M S5·1W.S F m Dr, GOLF cart $5. GoU c1ubs $5. aw $1J. Black and Decker t1nenta, Cblld'a IU-0 jtl;cket 50c Cox ()..3 Cedar chest $25. l0.00 x 16.5 drill motor SS. 6f2,..9107 3-10 CAL. Aquarlum11, com-rm car and a.lrplnn-0 $2 6*-rr. N~gahyde aof& 111 COJ...l' club!! pm line, 8 match-tire and Wheel, Goodytar OOUBl.E btd $.lO Student plete wilh stnnd. fllltr, t!ach. 2 Oulliop tennis roe-good condition. $25. 8J3..l084 l'd l\taeCl't'gOr 'J'oumey extra grip $25. llW water desk $5. t;fcht stand $2.'!'iO. motor, healf!r. 2 ltu1k1 lite quttts S5 ~ndl. card t·able $1 REF Rt GE RATOR $2.S. Irons S?l. 4 ma l chi ti g COOl<':r $5. Knlttll\e .lllllchlnc ~ Srnlu. \Vay, rm.ne, $25 ench, othf'r 111.nk $20. 01alse and pad $1. Uving Drapery ynrda.gct. ou \\•hlle Spaulding Top •"Hte "''OO<ls $25. Twln mattl'e$& Md box QU,CK CASH THROUGH A DAILY ltlLOT WANT AD &42-5678 642-5618 ., Unlvmitry p~ $1,..S033 548--0134 roon1 ch.air~ 54G-3375 SOe yard. 673-7118. $25. 633-S922 "J)rlna:s $15. MS-J,746 . I ' • l " • \ ( . ~ • [ •• 0 I \ • S.tll,..J, Apdl 28. 1973 DAILY PILOT 31 ~-~-~~-~-~~~~~1 ---1 ~~=1 ~~~~~~~~~~t I~!"···· I~! •*·• .. -1~1 -........ l~I ....... ~ l~I ........ I~.__! _, ..... _"'"__,1 ~1-·-llE'l..J:t~.1~ ••••••••I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~~ l !!iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiii~~ I a Llneo, 2 Tl..,.,, $2.00 l :.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~m;.l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii~~l I ~-. I02 Furnltun 110 Fumltun 110 woo H -irau.r & ..i1, Mlscelle-111 Plenee/Orgon1 826 HoraM 856 qo•I•, s.n 909 "ro""R-Sll-.,--Konmor.--.,.--C.-p--MOVING TERRTT."IC SALE L"'l'fl'""' LI• ..._ "·-· round table ..:1.= leal .... I '."=··""o""·= 'WER.;..;.'-~----Sl-2-.Si).-olll'•N HOBBY EASTER Puppies tree."' part AQHA Qiei;lnut geld in It . CATAl\otARAN e:.t.fun. all penMt elect, Dryer, $85. Good furniture.·~~ rootn5 r M"l'..o mo""e ~··e .... -ulill• fordine .rope c: ......... ant que • Oil' """ \.."U'I'-nu rollic. :z mo old. 15872 trained Ena:lish or Wcstem, alum & fbrgla•. 20' Ion;. ~· ; ldaite wt.lher Vt r y & misc •. items. Fri &. Sat. 11\p. Un~oe combination, Chairs. antique victrola. & Sl'1.SO. 2 dr ttfcr $9.\. Carpet \V1Uctt Ln. II un tin & t oi1 exceptional disposition I.:. ml4llt. SUTS firm . Complete. cond. Must sen. $40. 27\b A: 28th llMI. 3628 Ocean wstom ~ ·4 -dlnine ftl, records, sewing niacbine s~r 11.50. Hand IP'n• Don't buy ~ C:'-llD until Betleh aailJ, Exp. rider only. S6tiO Xlnt cond. &lir7091 eves .• M7_. Blvd Cd ..3 tops, 1')(a_ bed, rccllnlng ..,Cabinet, slant board, 3 speed lllOt*-er-$4.50. DiM"He set. ... pl Da~U Well S44-ISn ~,,. • • M 67J...S274 cbair, tamps, to.blL-s, pie· bicycle, liruplace aot &. leaf ~ chn $55. Tablrt. otd you can play! non-o.yera DARLING little puppies, £ Call Be ~ ' HOBIE 1S.1~ea.rly new, race RE p A J RE O :P.1AYTAG CORNER group w/decp box turts, tU1 objects, Hoover M1se. 3)212 Spruce, SA rocker set 0.: dnun.'S books wdcome to attend tree wotk ~~le/poodle, 6 weeks old, ves· a 't'eady, w/tntpeze, Vansc, • WASHER, springg, hx..iudes ofl white, vacuum, port, 1ewtng n'llCh., Hgts, ott Paliaadea, 54()....4400 lamp&., tr.unit. ornate' mah:$ shOPI-Fm' information looking tor MmeJ, 567-'071 RED\VOOD .S'l'ABLES. 3l286 travelt!r & traill'.r, $1600. ! LIKE NEW ~.,,. co....,.r -•·If ~ •• •··t 1 ~ . WI -. •• ~ bl · ,_ . __ :;a Contact· Tom D\eterich ' alt 6 pm , 1 •-·na Cyn Rd. lloraits for t'\'ttl 64o--059'l . ·• ~ • 1 ..,,., •• .., ... .., ••v -u.:a o · ouwoor g-"'1' ta e, 3 F1\.MlLY Garagtl Salt, Sat bdrm l('t o:: mJ.SC. U_K"U · ==~'"=---,---..... ;;rt~ boardlna: w/1r:10tin le ::.:;:;c"°O;;;:.';,U:;M"=B~IA~N~22~-1 : . lw~14,1114n ,. 1 6 a.rm dlain loose c:.i.ushioo.s. &. Sun. Nu toys, la"\"l'I equip, Usa.blH. 2560 Newport, 0. _ 642·115l WHM'E Puppy, 5 mo!I., ha)' Also pony ride& for i.. t BUJLTINS used, dbl aa.s REMODE'l.JNG (Harb 0 l' Hammock & Sti.nd."Last (tLl1 legal '~ 41ielk., \ & o I a, tu l\lesa. 1\teS&t 10 to 1. __,st Music Service !em~e. 5bols, Vt'l")' af. birthday' paruei. Jo-.. P. Xlnt cond., custom canvas oven, cook top, hood, View Homes). Must sell llv· Phone UM, 498-31)9.1, matching ~Uner chairs. HEUD! We hear you're Newport Blvd. at llarbor tectiotlllte .. tree to lovin& ~wood .. ov.'l'ler. 497_2910, cove-r. S3ZOO. 673·7445 lift -1. ' uz~~ . .im.~P~· ~turn., "llnt con¢. * SPiCl~L \* :t~ =-ena: ~~.1~ planning a GALA AFFAIR Costa Meu S~~~!: tent3le ~10VING! _Box 1111.lla a~2<lh' 1SA1 ~(>Ak· T1l3001 · ~12"'7"12 ' -7'.Y 3 Room ~roup .. ~,11 .. -.. ..._ E clld F-·-•·;.. & you need some aood BABY GRANDS ' t • O""'n at "the Red Barn . u , ·~ ce. s ~ps , , ' Rent Wa1Mr1/Dryer1 SOFA. pretty aood condltfon' $2l9 .__..~ ...... "" u • ................. entertainment. We v.'Ould s~. 2 yn,. free o good, !·~me of Fantasn\a N. 11p1·u<.-t tnast &. boo m · $2; Wk.1 Full~maint ~· $15. Mini bike, oeedJ au-b • , . . • • ... , Valley. ·like to offer our music. Call Now save up tol$1000 oncer-attenuve home. !Wl--Olll ~ruVia.n Paso stallion at 495-4445 . ... * 839-1212 * · wor!(. $15. Ampliflei' $25. \VF; CARRY OUR OWN TWIN box 1prg & mattr, roll ~5059 in Garden Grove or ta.in tJoor inodela. Other SML fem boxer, 1 yr, ears Service. 962-8619 ··~12~n"o'°s'°t"E'"' °'C""•"'t.-,1""6',--•-UP..-,-c 1 842-m7. 'CONTRACTS away bed, bOOkcase. floor 646--7565 in Costa Mesa. Grand Piano5 fl'Om $729. cropped, no sml children. Y.'ANTED : Exni•r. English con~ltlon. Good . bu.y at FREIGHT Damage Sale on new Hotpolnt & Whirlpool r e 1r Ig Iwa1hen/dryer1 !145--0m, e DISHWASJ:iERS, washers. dryers, rOl>lt, • gui.rn " delv'd. 839-'m20j, 546:-5218. * Karl' I AppUan6e Service * serving . growing Cost a Mesa only. 646-4980 Coldtpol Rolrlterator $125 ................ 673-3389 llulldlng Matorlel1· 806 e SURPLUS Bt.\ILDING MATERIAL • 100'.>'a ot NE\V ITEMS! Doors, Iufn~r, ply- wood, alum· sheeting, mold· ing, windows, etc. BUILDEIU SURPLUS DECORATOR CX>UCH VAN'S blrd cqe, like ntw. Lamps, "OIOPS" These and many more at: 893-6194 rider io ~ b e nut . $1325., CAU Jtn1. days GoW &: Eggshell $350. Red Discount Furnltvre nnd all kinds of misc. items. ' Cinczy & Dan Well ichs MU$ic City 3 KITTENS. Bro1~:n &: white. lhorobttd S30 rt'U'I. ,\11 in-f!.IS..6177, e\•ts <196-3.~. velvet chair $US. Both xlnt 417 W, 4th st. SA 547·2U2 Only Sat/SUn lO a.nH P·~· USED fish~ tackle, nids & black & brown. To good toi·n1atlon 540-3769 READY TO $,\IL A\VAY! t.'Ond. 644-8178 Open dally 10..s, Sat. 1().6 ~f: Bay St., C.M. Ctn reels, lines, tackle boxes, South Coast Plaza ~2830 hon1t>. 557.n;oo 9 Y&m OLD GELDl~G Cu!ltom Srlbo!. rull gear. VERY old buttet & china E-XTRA 6'' LQNGER sat tools, housewares, cabinet YAMAHA PIANO YOUNG purebred S!an1ese L°;entle xl ut concl. $16.',, -IM-S171 CI06et & i.-.-.ti ... t--table, ENGLANDER FUU.. SIZE FANTAS'TlC garage e -hardware, and many other t t Free to ood E Sallo ~. -•".......,. BOX SPRING & MA~RESS bunk be4 chain. beautlJul items too numerous to mt'n· ti!l'W\, 644-8676 ca' pregnan . g $~. • • • il9&-7068 19' Rf-IOD S Day r , .. ,,.. matching set-Asking $5()0. . • • toy chest baby equip -home only. 968-$70 ed Kt"t'I. 3HP Outboe.rd , 540-9663 after 6 pm SAl$ BOTH FOR ONLY clothes, and much more. Sai tion. All very reasonable. Se wi ng Mechln11 828 2 COCK-A-POOS, t nlOther. ii Slt;il. !168·3707. $:$00 Kimberl 3625 W. :>lh St. Santa Ana. l[-C l *LIKE new!! HERCULON I REPOSSESSION CENTER ?;?"J· 1848 Port y, 9:30 to 6 Pl\il. l block oil Used Singer Portable 2~ yrs, l P~P-Good \vith I ... hand ru.ur. Jay clas£ sailboat. sofa & lovese&.t, also. vinyl 619 .E. 4th St. Santa Ana • Harbor Blvd. Touch & sew $89.95 children 968-8293 . flllriMfQUlpment . 1 c.ooct Nlnd. on,trll11f'r. $550. ' sofa. Must •a c r if ice ! Dally 9 to 6 * Sunday ll-5 GARAGE sate • .movinl home "Go Away " Doormats Used Kenmore Zig-Zag , lak<·s II ttll. 114-624-3266. 67$-0!69 FURNITURE_ We're selling' lo apt. Pr. matched gold in y,·alnut cabinet $34.!P COLU~IUIA 26 Mark II. ' out, JO' sofa, end tables, ~l•'ner hi~~.:. mBBanQ. ~ Guests enter laughing -Ui:;ed Singer Port $11.95 I Pttsn -1 1 ~1 8olt1, General 900 Danu Is. F-8. ALMOST new living nn aofa, Spanish mahog rottee tble, Medit. blk vinyl recliner, bookcaaes. ~ HEXAGON Table with leaf & 4 chairs. $40. 646--0798. lamps chairs coUee table' ...... •"'-M: " great Jcebi'eaker! Kids love Upright Hoover VaC'. $29.9':> . ~ ----:?13: 6H1-599T \Vlroys plano, 8' gold leaf stereo: items. F'ri·Sat-Sun, 91 4 them for their rooms, too. P.1any tu choose lron1, all . 9' 1-IJGll ftpeed inrlntnble bedroom auites adults & Coronado, C.M. 545-4677. Sold onzy by case of 72 at guar. Sirl(·f're Sey,•Jng f\lach bn<\1, noorboal"<I." ·"' on rft. Boats Sl ipa/Oocks 91" chlldrens, mostly gorgeous. G.AlUGE Sale, Sat/Sun/Mon $44.25, or doz. at $9,00 {8eU & Vac., 1878 1-larbor, over 11 Pih, Generil 850 g;~1y3n6~ 3 5 t1~11e:1, $200. I ::.;;.;:,;.;.•:_o;.;,;.;;_;;..;.....;. __ ~ Corne-make offers. 644--S676. in the Alley, tum, linens, lor $1.25-$2.0CH. 499-37()1j ev~ yrs in C.fl-1. 646-9742. ~-1 a ler pni. \\'1\N1'E:O: ~loorihg: or i;l\p SACRIFICE _ Beautiful t,. clothes & household items. or v.•kends. \ 1954 \Vl-IIT E sewing machine ''FUN FOR PETS" 16 F"r. Glasspai', trailt'!t'. ror 32 ft. Catamttrafl', NOW! shaped executive desk 1729 Lake St., Hntg Bch. desk model w/chair al· Visit my liltle backyard Evinrude's 40 elecll'i!', 1~ Cnll ioi6-:i623. 1 w/swivel chair $150. Aleo, 1536-9823 at Lake & Adams LOOKING t<,tchments instructio11&, an-boarding kennel. Owner op-n1anual. ~ Pr!y. ~tflkc of-32' SIDE Tie w/1 br unfum • 200 year old beautiful an-in old Huntington Beach. . _ tiqued Pecan, good con-erator, tender lo\'ing care. fl'r, 53&-317:>. apt. $200 per mo. Y.rly Lse 2406 So. Main St., S.A. LARGE office desk, 34x60, 7 Mon thru S.,t 1().5 drawers. G<lOd condition. .---n_4_: 0 548-_l_032 ___ , 1 53&-12TI, $49 cash. Carner11 & OLD fashion bedroom set, tique games table $200. ~ GARAGE Sale: Club for something to_ help you diUon $75, 897-8496 Closed 11 am-2 pnl WANTED: Good used Avon 673-2828. at 2977 Redwood Ave. (Mela ntembers. donate MSOtted look & 1eel bett~r?? Try , PET Redcrest. """'..,--..---,-:--.5k"""9'-11 Equipment 808 vani!Y. dbl. bed, $55. Mlsc. dressers $5. 536-«'J09, Verde) items. Sat 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. our walk-in whirlpool &: Sportint Goods 830 I VACATIONLAND Call 842-7650 Boats, SPffd & 1 BAR Stools, heavy, massive, 16101 Sandn; Lane, H.B. ::-· ~ow~ b~!s!;~: RlFLE Russian 7_62 $30. Gun 546-4366 5· l\t,\RLIN fiberglass dingy . BIMINI BOATS ' YASHICA TL electrox 1.4, 50nUn. 2.8, 28mm, 2.8. 13Smm. Auto, Elect. shut- ter, thru lense expoSW"e. Vtvltar. 91 Oa&h, $350. 64>-5344 i Fumlturo 810 CUSTOM sofa, 2 swivel chrs, BR set, club cbr, Drexel chetL Much more! 833-2581 SPANlSH dining set 6 chairs t'NO foot exteDSion $400 like new 96.1.-1598 CHAJSE lounge light green brocade. Loose _cushions - almol:t new $65. 561·1618. DANISH walnut drop leaf table. 4 chah's $125. 646-0191 RECLINER excellent ~ con- dition, brown.,vinyl, 968-2445 6' X 3\1.a' TABLE aolld top 8 antique oak chairs, 846--7160 8' Sela. $65, UPb<>lslered Span . .tsh c:bair. Call 8.1'7-4239. · I•~-- VAN VORS'f, FIRM. USED BED, LIKE NEW s>,;. * ss1-mo 8' SDF A, matching chair, etxl table, coUee•tab_le * 963-4788 * wri:).ught . iron baaes with GARAGE sale Su n .Fri' Call 645--75()2 any day noon cab. lrech\'ood) $30. Flexing I l\l~i\'KEYS, 1 \\'ooly S.: l ,pig. $60 Of besik~:i)g N 16' k'b t low ~1W~sen ae:~s.1,S~~c!1: ~~ ::1:: =tu:~ tU 4 am. exerciser $10. 5<1CJ.--037S. tail !\lat-Que. tl'ee watch •7.1 10; h oa Ch best offer..-Uke new. Beach. TV Radio Hi F i dog. 827-3917. 16' New Engl•nd Dory r.ro I e, ' s'2P2· 05 ryF~· 673-1889 * AUCTION * s' ' • 836 All wood. $200. 675-8237 er engrne, .., • I• MOVING Sat. only Bik", le reo Cits 852 nancing •v.il. BEAUTIFUL Wrought Iron clothing, furniture, & P..tisc. Fine Furniture 8 /M • cocktail tlble, 6' X 2 1,)', 1'581· Ensign Circle, Hun-&: Appliances 1973 RCA & Zenith telC\'L'iion MANX Kittens, a It er f' d OE"ts , erine * 547•6'24 * l\fOVING! 7 Pc· Rattan Set, earthen toned ceramic tile t1 .. mnn Harbor. Auctions Friday 7·30 pm & ste1oeo clearance sule. A1l d II M I & F I 1 _:;!q!:u::•P~·:_ ____ 9.:_0:::4:1;;m1i:1P"N:;;.;:iO"rr-CiMC;I $90. Twin hidea~s. $20 ea. t $80 bet u •>e.~ d ' ' B, ' avail. n1odels in stock & on 8 u s, a e · ema e,I· 1970 IMP Navajo 17' Ol\1C Day bed $10. 6754Xl75. i::.7278• • Ol' s 0 er. HoUHho1d Goods 814 Win y's Auction arn display. Priced less than ti){! SRIA,~l·ESShoE1'k.ll8-8 WEE'·'S 5 HP Outboard motor 7 \\•fjet Buick V-6, only 60 hrs, fully * * * SOFA & U:>veseat, 20751At Newport, CM 646-8686 discountl'l's \\•ith 3 yr pie· 1-' ten, n . dl'i\'e. Rare item. $95. ' 10" equipped. As new. Sell never used, both for, $155. WOODARD wrought iron in-PRIV. Party has load of Behind Toey's mdg Mat'l. ture tube, l yr parts & fen1ale, lively, intelligent paddle board (needs \lo'Ork) assessed value. $ 3 l O O. 968-7910, usualty home. :r:'~ ~~~ta~e~ fi36'~~~I~ ~:s: 2 TWlN beds with fl'ames. service. Fl' e e UHF/Vlif• $25. 546-3684 $25. 673-8105. r1f 675-2226 CORNER Sl'UOIO SET 32 plus 8 chairs. U new $615. less than ,..50 percen\ regular Guaranteed for 7 more color antenna \\'/any con· BUR!\1ESE Kl'ITENS BRITJSll S GULL l'F°'rs'°H"'r°"N°'G~S~ki'"boa~.,.i.-1"4~',-40"b'"p Perfect, cost S300. Sell $125. '°""'°"ki,_·~ng"-'s:JOO,.,,.,... -;673....,.-1283_,,,....,...,.... price:. $14.50. 8 4 2-41 7 o years. Good qua I it Y sole 1iurchaS(' <offer good CFA Reg., s;,o. up . Shots. OUTBOARD. Xln condition. Johnson. MU$l Rll. * 552-9&63 * 1; 0 rt h 0 p e di c mattresses. th1'll 30 Ap1·il.l ABC Colo1· (7141 5..>7--1744 673-2912 673-2605 OLD fashioned pair large anytime. Make offer. 548-0171 aft 5 TV, 19M6Brookhurs t, CHA!\1PION . d _,, 1 THREE pc comer eet like nev.· $185. Comer· desk & 2 chests $125 set. 645-2322 . BUNK Bed, sofa bed; dbl bed Dinette set, 6, chrs, very reasonable, 675-8049 aft 5 BABY furniture, crib le mat- tr., stroller, playpen & pad. All like new. $60. 645-2658. Classified 4ds , . • 642-5678 globe, cha1n lamps grape Machinery 816 968--3329 & .0021 Atlanta, 1 '( su~ ,...._, 1118 e F!aat5, Power 906 JS' Shl' boat. Connolly, IB design with shades, $25 i ;.;,;;:,;.;..c;.....!------week d a Y s' an Y time 962-5559 l-lu11tlngton ·Beach .Persian. stud RtyiCt'. CFA. Henli, dry stacks, &xlras each. Sat or Sun only. 611 18• METALJ>rake $12., 4 in 1 ..,,,~k~z:Kfs. ~ f · 546-996.S '31 BERTRA?o.l sportfishing MuJJt see. $2200. S57-3732. Kl.no Pl., Newport Heights metal Runch $10., Diaphram ,COME BUY A MAR"'"NE Si•mtll S.alpoint n1achine. TS, fresh-y,•ater 14' JAVLYN 50 hp Mere. ICE cream parlor table & spray rig $40.. 10' ' uu, RENT TO OWN ! f I ll:l 548-2538 c.'OOled. 345 Pa 1 m c r s' N l blt 'Bt heel l ·I 717 Craftsman table saw $150., Fun dresses by designer & enta e Flybridge, 3 fighting chairs, e-v.• ':f re · g ~ 1 r. chairs $4.5. 1 Weelo, Apt. lO" Cra1tsman radial arm things at Estelle's Sat. TV'S & STEREO Dogs 854 new 160 fathom recording all xtras. $700, ~m7. A. CM, afternootlS saw $185. Call 962-3279. Store, 333 Marine Ave, $1 o -fathometer, auto pilot, knot 812 Mi"sc:ellinoouo 818 1(~p~tairs) Bal Isle 61;>-:7150 PUPPY WORLD, 100 Mixed met er, outriggers , [ 1~ Garage S..le """ Pups, also Irish Setter $50 ... deep-trolling ~ar. fishing TflftlP(lr'lltlon fth ESTATE SALE MOVING sale-like new Mark --;NO Creditcheck .. Basset s;m:---Afghait $50. kites, & loaded w/U!thing ml 2S'Mercury OB motor, St.50. WATER softener, S e a r's Free Delivery • Free Repair Keeshound $50. Bull Terrier, equipment 1or Marlin and1:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~1 Estate ·of June Very Seymour Manual. Instructions incl. Monthly Rentals Available T-Cup Poodle, Chihuahua, Swordfish. Extra fuel tanks, T" 9 AM to 3 PM Wurlitzer Grand piano, $500. r lme: 8 drawer dresser---•<x:.-, Nice Xlnt tor Mobile hon1e or Open-Eves. 543 4444 . Lab.,_ Boxer. Sb_~pberd, bait tanks, .etc. etc. fast & C•m--,-Sele/ Rent 920 Date: _Starts Thursd8.y, ~ sm-all iariiilf. Best-oHer Cockapoo. Open Eves. Stud u n b ellevably seaworthY· 1--'-.--· ·..;..~------·! April 26 thru April 29 lamps $8 ea, BabY ... bed Pia~: 299 M~ Costa Mesa wfmatt. $15, Misc. 315 548-l96G. STEREO: 1973 Quad System Serv. S3l-5027 ~~~: ~~~: t7i-~~.ds: INVENfORY G•n• .. ..-e Items start at 8 am Narcissus, CdM, 613-4300. PING PONG table $15, GaJT81'd model full size GERMAN SHEPHERDS CLEAROUT ~ o! Santa Ana Ave. & SEARS Gas Dryer, 7 mos. Maple picture, coffee tbl , changer, 4 Quad speakers, Marvelous, intelligent pet_ to BIMINI BOATS fro Counlry $130. Walnut cabin e 1 lamp ' tbl. Chair, ottoman AM /FM/MPX receiver. love ~ protect your tamdy, , 1• . \\'c Ul'C moving & can't take ' .·~~~~~ ~ ... ~ A CONVENIENT SHOPPING AN Mesa, across m West.inghome stereo am/fm $25. Crib $15, vacuum $20, tape deck plug in jacks. beautilul black & tan pup-New 16 , r••I 1shin9 campet'S with us. Over 50 a! • ~ONTHfQO, i::.----1!!!9 Qub. radio, $130. Early Amer car seat $8. 546:-5256 Was left Unclaimed. Still pies, . AKC R~gistratlon, machine. 70 h.p. C hrys· !!hells & 11teepers In st~k at Lots of Cut glass. Patten\ Rocker, black, $25. Antique WHIRLPOOL washer, Sears brand new in box & champion bloodline, bred ler en9ine $2195. Fi. factory prices. Everything , ~i':·b1Jlu~. n~~o~ roUee table, gtasa top $35. dryer ·$'15. Both. stereo & guaranteed. Was $250. No\v for temperament. Call nencin9 •Y•il. must go! ,., For an •d In Wom-.•1 v/oti((f. Cell Mery Bofh 642°5678, ext, 330 __ ,., 963-4& turntable $85. Mbc. bdnn 1115. or . rake over small tn41 493-0079 for appl, * 547 6. 924 * * New cuslom sh<ll $119. I glass, Sterling silver, Hang-tt w'9310 t 893-0501 -1 ,......., Pedal Into Summer 0 m ' -.. ' " .. 'r· ' •, ing lami>, OU lamps, Beaut 321 VlS'I:A Suerte, tlie Bluils, furn. Best o er. ~ paymen s. BEDLINGTON TetTier, good • * New cuztom e.oee'pera ~. fumltut'e' Vlctbrian love , N.B. Approx a,ooo sq. tt. da):s, 673-4225 eves. STEREO: 1973 -240 Watt"jpetlleed~me. Fat~er PARTNERSHIP tl'ansferred * Used--:'tf' shell m. , ' Twin Shrinks seat and chair Oak china white nylon w/w shag crptg GM 4 spd. truck trans $125, Garrard rn.."Clel, professlo~I grand champ~n. Reg, 1:l1b-& tnust sell my )2 interest 100% financing aftita~e. • caliinet, Wash. 'stand Ce.he & padding. O'Keefe &: Mer-215 &Jwri eng. partly size changer, Jen.sen all' bo11&. Sacrifice to nght In ~· Chris Classic Top Sale enth Monday, April 30 ' > . -. rock:tt, Needlepoint' Foot ritt dishwasher & stove, 2 disassem. Roaignol wood suspension s pea .k e r s, family n,50. 673--7683, 9-12 cond, $1500. & ~sume CALL 893-0573 stocila Ai chairs, Oak cl\ests ovens. akii.s offer 968-4192 AM/FM/MPX .~tver, 8 am. aft 5 pnl. payts. CTI4) 544-3811, •721" DATSUN pickup • bed Lot t antiqu ~75 M. k Track deck. Origmaily $415, PUPPY 'OVE w·11 d · .,. , s o e FOX Coat .,.._ ; in coat $l7S W letf ncl 1 _ i.. 23• CllfijS Craft, wood, new 6 canlper. 1 tra e my equt· what-nots &: pt'imitives. was $2200, now $975. 8 Dia· DECORATOR has 1n yards now . · as ~ ~ m Ivory snow purebred west cyi Olrysler 2 tanks xln cy for clear tltle on good Round oriental table & mond 14.K gold ¢tail ring sunshine yellow nylon tihag eel, still brand new in box.& Highland white terrier pu ps. nd I · '4 $3350' SUp running economy car. Take chairs, Lots ot. sewing ma-$1501 other rinks. ·Sz 81h plush carpet. 300 Yards guaranteed. Cash or small $100. 893-6732 ~ "~t!A" ' 962-6775 over my payment s. t~-~ ~~ Used furn H . Id boots -•sc ham be' ,..o ... ,.. pymnts, 893-0501 wpt ....,. mo. •n• ""70. a·l.IUl!i '·-"""es• -uman1c s · • .... · c pagne 1ge. ~-AffiEDALE Pups A.KC 7 .. ~ I uure. bric"a·brac. This sale 673-1625 *SPRING SPECIAL* · ' 1 22' CARAVEL .w JM e r.c1-~y"7--,,----• Bo MINK Stole -Autumn Haze, wks, pet & show qua, cruiser 1/<ll big. wbl tra.iler GCGtiOn-, Is-:a real goody! 1A and D~ES, brand new el.egant perfect $50. 8mm movie Rebuilt-Picture Tube champ stock 6 4 4 -1 76 3; cabin head radio like nu'. . ,..... • ~ , )1.C cards accepted. Helen satin Brocade, oyster white came r 8 _sec 0 n I c $30. $85-2111 or 25'' Color 557-7283 S 6 5 0 0 • Ms--1407• 646-iln n1e Carriage Trad.e's Oiolce f . . . ' N~oland. opalrne, i>ts'Jf1 x ~: •• x ~· • sm. 567-291B. * 2 YEAR WARRANT'{ BORZOIS (Don F) Scott 5 t : · : • .MOVING Sale! Sa t -Sun• Sac $9S. 5.52-8803/552-3279 FORCED air fur n ace , .In~tallation. ~val!abl~ RUSSIAN WOLF HOUNDS l5% Fl'. Outboard, 40 H.P. 1051 So. Harbor, Santa Ana .• · · • } April 28, 29, .4 · 9 PM. 66100K, $60. Ping pong Rice s Telev1s1on Service SHOW & BREEDING Evinrude big wheel tilt NEW ll' 6 sl..........,. Toil t • .' Refrigerator, washer, dryer, KING SIZE R 0 YA L table $10. 2040 Paloma Dr. formerly Mesa North Center 832-7457 trailer. :73 tags. $550 or Rooni, Tic ~.· 'Bounc:- • / furniture, tools, toys. books, BEDSPREAD-Blue velvet. C.M. 548--1947 1 Bick S. of Baker 546-6002 GREAT Dane Pun• AKC best offer 871·9521 w•vs •'nsta!lcd $'"" •-·s -surfboard, Med:iterrane&n $35. open 9-5 (6 days) rv• . • · • -v • ~ • .x.vo.~ • barstools, hl·ft equipment, e ~7569 e GUN collectors, 1966 Cen-Ch., fawns &: brindles, l967 27• CRUISER l..oAdecl' 1051 So. Harbor Santa Ana . ' . \' '.' t ••• . . . . . . ~ \~ \ ' \ \\ 723~ tx,Afue °SM£ garage cabinets, T v, termial Winchester rifle, AM/FM STEREO, with 8 Grand Sire "Cannibal". $400() cash & Take over s% 6 PAC Camper' for Dataun gardening equipment, Adult ~~ :56w~:~s ::~ mint rond., never out of track, 2 speakers, complete. Reas, 968-1316 $2100 loan, pymnts $107 mo. pickup truck. w/cabineUr & ChildreM clothing, 17926 Dex-A-Do'et cap•ule•. The orig 'box. $250 :firm 962·5998. Pay off balance $129.88. $6. A.KC Afghan pups, 8 weeks, 846-2634 $250 536-7091 anytime Cedar Tree I . " " roonthly. U.S.A. STEREO. ma1 • & femal hots & -, I · • r v 1 n e · Druggist, HWltington Beach Miscell1neou1 3721 s. Bristol, S.A. e e, s 16' FIBERGUSS._ 1964, 90 8' Cabover camptt, ~s • ~;~.26· For info on major PAIR occasional cha Ir •, Yl•nted ~ 820 556--0420 wormed, ;easonable t"O good ~hp John!IOn, trailer, new air conditioner P1U4 more. I recliner chair, 2 lawn 179 E. 17th St. C.M. home. 645-61))7, covers, fold down seall, $700., 495-5340. • I SEVERAL family Garage mowers. 2 set golf clubs, all WANTED • Shirley Temple · ~~2442 a;>LLIE fem, 1 yr, aab.le, xlnt! $1450. 673-3826 ,71 VW Camper. Po to , Jo Sale Friday & Saturday. reasonable. 962-1447 ~W6iJ~=-l PaJfi~ COLOR Hume Entertainment Ped. must have home with CLASSIC Higgin" 17' mi, Xlnt cond. F~ Jwp. =g~~on H:;,e, ~';MAHOGANY TV radio rec. dinner gong. Dionne doll Center. Orig. $1500., sacri· t_:ll:n·54:::3 off er. Runabout Reblt ChVir~;,r Prl.Pty968-2666. I Bul!ihard, FV. plyr, not working $18. Brass (closed mouth) • good, tice $400. 493--3207. v e. eng, Good shape. · 24' HOME built camplns t PHOT(X;RAPHIC equip, towel riu:k $3. 380 Mira 'reasonable. Please reply • RCA 21" color TV, walnut ~f.o ~lde~~~ ~1 846-2ll4. BANKS trailer, great buy at $900.1 electronic equip, printing .L<ima, CM '545-2368. cabinet, xlnt cond. $90. 0 · ving, s. 32' GRANO 499-4355 press &: type, lawn vacuum, KIMBALL upright p i a no i\T ANTED: Ben ch or 645-5982 $l5. &42-8006. Auto pilot. ADE:, hailer & 1~68~~00~0G~E--V-an-.-c."'' -m-,·." double , bed, · clothing & $l15: A s t r on o m i c a I ·~uni-lounge seat for Van, to SONY TC salrD, tape deck. MALE c.ocltapoo, b la c k ; radar. $32,500. Bkr. 6?3-9S70. camper. Best offer $1900. or household items, 10-2 Sat. Telescope $150. Good oond. be used ln '72 Dodge Van. Xlnt rond., $175. house,hsbrokSe20n, ,,.~1...J,.hots. 9 27• .FAIRLINER. dinghy, swap 1or late model small 1728 Main SL HB. 548-&584 eve 968-8068 * 673-5572 * mon • · oow-..::u;i many xtras, Bal Isl. dock station wagon. 497-ZTOL I GARAGE Sale: Furniture, ~ Symbra-ette Consultant ORIENTAL RUGS. Private RCA B&W TV, pqrtable with MALE Boxer pup, 5 mo old, avail $5500. Ownr. GTh-0021 Cyct11 S iket lamps, bricks, cement, in thlg area. Call for fitting, party wUI pay cash for all stand. Good working cond. AKC, chai:ip blood line. 25· CABIN Cruiser, SUitable Sc0C:terl ' 925 clothes, misc. 5 Families. my home or yours. Fran sizes. 644-5326 Best offer. 642-3928. 979--4595 for holding a mooting. $500. 1---------- Frf-8at·Sul'I. 21321 Yarmouth 96S-3279-WANTED: used bril'.ks & 8' STEREO. Changer, tape (2) GERMAN Shepherd pup-675-7158. '6!) HONDA 50, l\fini trail . Ln, H.B. * STEEL TAN D & M any amt daguerrotype deck, cabinet gold ·leafed, pies, $25. 5 ~ks old. Call 24' SEARAY Fly Brldge \Vith Hot Cam, 00 Carb, $100. SUPER GARAGE SALE TRAILER. 4 whl, 5xl.2, photos In cases 645-2573. carved Qoors. $8:'.Xl. 644-8676 * 645--4158 * 40 brs, tandem .trailer. 84fi-2487 9283 * Saturday Only * open, with extras. $350. Music•l lnstrumenta S22 * * BASSET HOUND Pup.-$9500. 673-6743 HONDA 150. 4000 ml, Whip up match t n g 48.15 River Ave. 545--2422. pies, AKC reg., tri-colored, 12• FIBERGLASS Nylox, $225. tirtn! S..18 , •, :1.~~~:~-~~r ne)V, lively , _Newport Beach FRIGIDIARE washer $30. ACCOUSTlC 100 amp & [ I(' I $75. 536-3ti6l Seagull Motor, trailer, $395. S<IS-7011 f_. 4lf "'f'IT~ ...,.,.~ wu --GARKGE ~Sale I nt ant run!: well. Reel Mower $20. Supro electric gu itar fl'ff to You ! GERM: Shep. PUJ?S AKC, U 645-1786. FOR. sale: ·n Suzuki lS5 '"I l'l~Me l,tlt .... ~ "lb~~.!11 ~1m ~u g~~ needl, 1 recliner chair, 962-7686' after 9 am w/cue. $300. 54H718 wks, champ. pedigree. Male 18, So Coast Laps:trake 100 1600 mi. like new. $475. Cail at.Itch ... work one:.O,lor at a tv1J°on, C:h misc. 2210 MATCHED &et of golf clubs CLARINEI' with ~ase $15. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 8t fem. Shot~ 528-9890. hp,_ gray, nu top, cush'ions. Kirl 645-8908 aft. 2 PM PEDAL On-' on sunny' time. use knittiftc~,~ed in • aluminum shafts. $75. incld Guitar $10. Both good cond. SILKY Puppies - (7 Wks) $7500, 646-0910 eves. '69 HONDA CB 450"Needs Ut- . , this two colors. Pattern 7233 SHOPSMITH. e 1ec t r 1 c bag &: cart. ~7421 · 64$-2a>S 6 DARLING Kittens, 6 .wks Intcll peui. F;~ groom, no 18' GLASPAR. Sea la Ir tie .assemble work. Good weekends, vacation in misses' sizes 8-18; child's 4-planer, router, sander, new ESTATE Sale -Nat\U'81 Au· ACOUSTIC 150 amp, Supro old, 2 grey, 1 whlte, 3 tabby, shed, no odor. 557-2821 sedan, 10 hp, mere, lrg Cond. 492-4916 newly nonchalant trlol r~ 14 9,50" 16,5 -8 ply wlwheel, tum Haze Mink Stole. Per-guitar. $300. Good condiUon; please call, 6#-0088 IRISll setter._ F 18 mo, shota wheel trailer, 836-7915 '62 HONDA 305 S.H. "Runs, casual, buttoned wa 1 R:vEN'fl ·nvE CJENTS mi~·. 252 Palmer, CM tect condi~. $2-Q915 aft. 6. 548-8n8 SIAMESE KITTENS, male 7 Therderln line 39 ch. beat 24. CABIN cruiser. 115 hp needs~rk. Must sell, mov- Jaeket, blouse,~ pushers ,...,.. each pattern -add 25 MATCH auto. wash & gas SPEAKERS _ ... ~"'' .... ___ i .. offe~\.~-4788 l ~~ "'7 -In knits, no-Iron blends • for each pattern for d · · gd nd $95 BEAUTIFUL antique. 4 o-.u tu1a::; ... weeks. head & galley, deck avail. ng, ._,,. O'l ""•H..., NOW! , Atr Mail and Special Handl p~ ,m2236-B coplaCenfia: poster bed. Wanted Gym 2 boxes. New. Call Bob 540-2679 SC_J,H'iAU~~!!• shots. good cond 673-4935 TACO TRAIL 100-5 hp, B&~ Printed Pattern 9283 ! Ing;_ otherwise third-class 646-8447.-equipment. Ca.II S45-0225. 642-4810 3 MO old female /filud se(;i.4)'sJ2~ Boits, Sail 909 v6.~Aec,!~a.,~.· fast. $150. Aft: Miues' Sl!ies 8, l0, l2, 14• 16• delivery will take thm MOVING Sale! Rugs, toys, 'USED BICYCLES Office Furniture/ ' MUT to good home ~ 18. Yard~ In P!lftte rn. Week1 -or more. Send to tools. Furniture, everything AU Types * 642-1272 Equip. 824 * 642-0552 * O~D English Sheep Dog iuP-* LIDO 14. Xlnt cond. By MONTESA CCYI'A TRIAU SEVE!IT'f·FIVE CENTS Allee Brooks. the DAll.Y, ~ to· -~Ueve! 3 2 l HOt'dE Unit _ Foroed air FREE TO ~9~ .. / pies, AI<C, xnlt blood ne, owner. Days: 8 3 5 .... 4 6 1 2 ; 19Tl, $6.CJS. \Vant· 125 Euduro. tor each l)&ttern -add 1 25 ?:!Wl"1 'eox1051;;., OldNeedl~. :·Cleveland. ·H.B heater. Call B3T-4239. DELUXE Secy, & Exec. PLANTS & SHR~cy shown by appt. 962-744 Eves: 644-0218. ru.:__~ cents 1or ea.ch pattern or uo:p ·• ....., Sal desks, tables, swivel & • 53L-8l59 • BEAUTIFUL blue e ed i~?.! ADO ~. xlnt cond, Motorcycle tr•il•r Air ~~ird~ ~n~te;~~-• ~ ?:iM~ s. e .* ~~uZ'e~~.' standard ~1~~-~ne=r:1~! c= =k ::!!te=: ~~~~11:e~~~~~f"'""'\e iler6'4-6531 * 3 mil 842.($8 ~very wlll t.alle thlff ZIP, PatU!m Namber. ' 2tf1 ·Markin Way, Coda 615-0310 or SU-7191 Alto 800 sq. tL office tor H&.d 'l &bot. 557-t603. BEAUTIFUL Puppies e 18' SAILBOAT w/trailer '72 YAMAHA 361k:c DT-1, weeks or more. send to NEE D LECRAJ'T ~·-~Mesa w.mTESlltln,tace Weddin& rent at O.C. airport. . k n..• ... le AKC 6wkl Htl dVI~-· 1 s49~· Lowml's.' Marian Martin. tbe-"DAILY, Crochet, ~ etc. ,\" ....... 1~~R irlisc clothes, ch:eu. Tiara/veil & g]oves. n4/9'19--T140. 4 CUTE kittens. 7 w S-, 1 M. F 83i.1S26 J..~Sk ... ...,.; C3S$. ;), 842-0598 !o.,~J42·~~ ~ d=:'. Ma~ Book. =:\ta~p"=~ 19732 $450 valUe. $00. 6'n-0454. EXECS8,_,~1~ ~ Sec0u gray, 11~~$:.~ack. GREAT Dane, Male, Fawn, ti' CATAMAR.Ai"l w/trailer. '71 Y •m•h• 250 Enduro ~ Y':' 1 ' Prl t Balle fancy knots, pat. ' ' ' · SLIGHTLY used green nylon chn ,_ .,..,.NI •-'ON CUTE Kltlens, Free! 4 wks AKC reg, 8 months, $15. Owfl('r In Navy. Asking S375 * 646-1788 I Y!I~ N .• ;.o';.lll!~ w1:h terns.' $1.00. M110"1:',G _vt,..,.,.,.,Hllnlsg ...,3...; carpeting, 85 sq yards, only Supl 867 'W 19 CM 642-3408 892-3766 $000. 846--0797. 2 MIN! sii!'ES. l!U-. --t (]roohet Boot aruv•-cw ,., u1:: 675-6118 MUST sacrifice office deak & old. Balboa6..,.1~1!~ j ~..r-!!"l and STYLE t!;': by ptcturft! Pa~ Park Greerl Dr. Sat }0-4 •"" INGROOM f 't ,.,....,,009 DACHSHUND l~S yr male, SABOT, contplete1Y rlaged Sacrlflct S75. 644-1033 --"v--· --$1.00 L l V \ll'lll ure. ~l.ng credenza. call GEfil.tAN Shepherd Female no papen, $25. Cdt 554--01A2 -lnc11ng oen, a: dolley. Xlnt '69 TRIVfl.1PH 6.>0 CHOP· SEE MORE Q a I ck 1:,iete .h.t.nt Qlft Boot ~nRNJ.a1'YJl!n 4:~acJ::: Bdrm -hir_r.!.,tu~ sew 1 n g · 826 l year old -to good home. Belgiien T ervuren Pups cood. $225. 642-5373. PER. r·or ule or tra.(ie, Fubloos and choole one ~ more" tiiotl , JOO sifts -,-sll;lll< ·1 Dr; CM • , . machine. -· Pl1no1/0rgen1 89-t-200'I Call !157·9913 FOR SALE' FLIPPER. in CALI. 64H061 tmm !No ftom our fl -· .,. " • ' FRIG. wa>h & tleyu J1" $2'l5. ......., -~It'· Re d 10 ====="""o-,-......,=;--:.10:-I CataJol. All .......... , .. ALL klndll Of ~ 'ttult. Chm Glo i.,_ grcll, tlec STEINWAY upfiaht piano, Bt.ACI< frisky kittens. Male HorMS • 156 •"""" '-VO""' wn. a Y SCH\VL'iN 1 sl"'-'"""' x nt. Ofily :-:;11;rte AJPu ltoiot -2 Olvt:m1,Jllal0n Vie· rotls. all l~~ 5474298 cplnet look, bench. BfauL & female. 8 wks old, box · lall. CALL: 642-nSI condition. $00. Call 673-.2912, l!flfl"AH'T SEWING BOOK lt iiftJ br lloCI • SOc. jo._Sa.L ~e 21th:. 2 .HE.\VY Pls.te Glass Win· tone, &ood cond. $180. trained. 646-2ll0 MUST SELL Oulfitanding % 1fl2 21' CUppe.r_ Marine, 6l-"21"6-'36;o,i;;-h,,,,N,_B..,_-:::,.,..c:--- ' llW today, 'tJ'llll' tt:aooatOW. 81ot ot ~ l'ltle A*•• REntJ()., twin bed. dln. 1et, dowt, tramed, tinted. 646-6840.. 2 DARLlNG Uttle black kit· type mare. f'taalw, spirited, HP ~o~~ trtr, and many :72 Houda CB 175 ' SL 50c, &. m~ 322 HelJotrope, ·72x6Q" $40 ca.. 6'7H751. FOR sale. uprlghl p1ano, tens. Approx 9 wkl. Box $350/best otter _5.52-M79 5ctras. ~100., ff.O<KS. 1300 milts, $425 ' ~"!"'!. ~l \'j ,::•.-1 • U:tlf.llern&. Corona i.rMif, G'1S'116l 4; 8 POOL TABLE ~ Good cond. mo. ::,~~2:~ 8 wks, Blk. 9 YEARG~~EELOING s;..~;i.~t!~ SUZUKI T~S:w mileage, ' tuhiOn fac!tl-P. ........ .._ 511c.~ Qllll BGok t .. c:sw.s¥si ~ ~)int~ wi~f:.1~eed• EXQUtsITE AnUque Crand 1 Blk m:tle 0o.'<ie, 4 )'I'S. UJO, ••• 496-7008 * G'i:>-4595 * idnt cond. i\.fany ~xtraa. Uft 10 'l\'lde! 0Ur • ,...,...-I · Beach ao.3198 Plano. Must See to Ap-~ Acncia. S.A. Hghb CELDINC, Eng. plea..r;ure-LIDO 14, no 2192 Good 1Mpe $400, 64+-4nl · • Pandla column ll tor JOU.I ,.. QaQts for TG6Q't JJ'1q • COUCH & CHAI D 3 f\.l DUPLICATOR le stand preciatt! &'P.l-0042 LOVABLE orange &. whttc 7 jumper, 1.st. lev~ . Dressa&e, New hard wan A1k1111 $925. Far .that , Item u~t!JI SSO. tTY 5 ... ~ lat 5 bDcb. lJ~bllllttfUI pat,~ Sic. " BroWn. . SSS. ~ ~: ~~i..4i:°'~ &et Need a "Pad:'t P1act an ad! \\'tttks malt~ Jafttn 546--lBl'J 8 )'Tl, aoond. ~. 494-5161. 84tr2ll4 the 'Penny PIJ\Cbct . • • I• • - I Saturday, April 28, 1q73 ' I~ I --liJ I -..w. l§J I ..... ~.. l§l I ......... l§J I ~.... l§J I ........ l§J I _.... 1§1 I 97 925 Mol<lrHomes Solo/Roni Rt<rutionel Vehicles V1n1 956 963 Autos, lmport9d 970 Autos, Imported rACTORY f\ulll Sltt('I lype Dunt Buggy "'/top & side curtains. xlnl cond. Low miles. Sl200. '65 CHEVY V&n. Ntw 3'.l7, J>3ncllng, CJlts, O'a6<e r mags on n:ar. $750/offcr. 642-39'1:8 ALFA ROMEO DATSUN 970 Autos, Imported SUNBEAM 970 Autos, 1,mportld MERCEDES BENZ 970 Aulotl, Imported TRIUMPH HARLEY DAVIDSON OF WESTMINSTER 9306 Bois•, Wes tminste r 531"'440 893-6274 Tuesday thru S•turday '13 cz·s 0 SAi,!: NOW '® ~ ® MOTOR HOME SPECIALS PtiC<"S 8Ubj1.'l..1 10 prctertt ln· vcntory. NEW 21 ' rte~r gou<:ho , 10tlel, fully ~lf contained, it ho w e r , tuHl"I. 1'1'fe1·, e1l'. Good 11>n· su·uctkit1 thru-0ut. $7195, NEW 221/2' 644-(Jj78 or G40-0786. diJNF.: Bu"stY '72 Manx type, turbo-cl1rRd Corvair, Gate~ lif'l"ll. ern1 rln11, ytllow \\'ft}Jk top, roll bur, xtras. 11350 833-8UT6 * READY FOR. SAND * Rail Bug, l&oo cc, 4 seats. Turn brake11, fraller. Call for a ride 542-4851 '63 CORVArR Van Camper, equipped. $150. M&-OJIO or ~T&ll. $GOOO '69 Ford V-S Vun Crun1icr $2850. elec refrig, o/s. toilet. Clean. 545-3215 1910 FORD Van -New tires lt111111 good. $1850. or best of. f11r. Must 11elL 548-3493 '65 FORD WINDOW VAN . Long bed, carpeted, 1.mncled. 646-~685 '69 ALPHA GTB, Xlnt. '72 DATSUN P ickup Pri pty. Stereo, 011 dl.liplu.y at . • ·, Rood & l<.allyi'. 1 6 o 9 ~ with black lnlerm low Ponwna, CM 536-3912 mil.L'S, rad.lo, step bum~r, '-"==o~=:o~"--'--1 dlr, 494-1D75. MERCEDES '61 220S£ \One 6 cy. tlUIO. lrans. Fully restoJ't'd clauic. A rare buy at $4250. (IXXIOOO/. Dir. {TI4J 833-2254 MG AUSTIN Laguna jlmports '67 MINI Cooper. Lo 49'4-07~ mileage, gOO<J cond. Fully '69 MGC equlppt.'<i. $\WO ot olfer. D~'f'StrN . J?l'.! 241).Z, !!U~er. Red wi1h bluck Interior. 642-7319 aJJ' condition. ll,£0) miles. nadiaJ tires \\'ire W~ls BENTLEY ~;~· n4/9634463 after 6 ~~~· AUto Trans., tllr'. 73 CZ 125MX 400MX 73 CZ 150 ENDURO l'in1tnc. avail. 10<~ dn i1,.mo. Join Pele's IW.cing 1'riun 2334 Ne1Vf10l'I, CM, 66-SOOS !9TI SL 3j() HONDA. TQP Roof Air Cond. G<'ncrator, f:X1rll bunk , Sleeps Ii, All Options Included. Good oon· srtrucflon '/'hn1-0111. $9600 REAL Cutey. Dune buggy & traill·r. Xlnl cond. $800 646-733:> '&'7 FO!lD Van Cainper 289 v-.Q;. Ice bx, stove, sink. 962 $1400. 645-2297. ---------Autos Wanted Trucks 968 • • '69 Datsl!ll 510. 2 dr.. Laguna Imports , '58 BENTLEY rlh. x.lnt running cond. $795 S Black, Rt'CI leather uphol· or best offer 557-2568 494-107 ~cry. Au10 't'rans, Right 1971 DATSUN STA. WAG . 25 * 1954 MGTF &a.uliful. • hand drive, dlr. 4$1-107'5. mpg. 4 spd, radio. Sl.550. $2500/ofter. Ph: 830-7385 * 714: 893-87511 * t"Ondhlon. 0 111.y 2,ln'.I mtle!I. NEW 25' '69 INTERNATIONAL No dcn1s. PertccJ shape. Twin Beds Rack & LnddC'r Never be<'n in the Ui rt. This Genera1or' JWof Air Cood. bikC' is 0cner than n~·· &nus ooY Spreiar. · S.v• '~"'""" 1250 °" 1350 $10 595 WAGON VS. slick shifl, radio, heater, \Vhitewall l'irC'S, This is a real sharp wagon! (XXD· 1091 . Off 11e\\' pr\CC', 011Jy $7()0. I • x.6-8597 • John's Racing Cycle1 * BULTACO * HEADQUARTERS FOR DESERT, i\10'1'0 X, TT Accessories. Jlarbor at Wih1on, C.r-.t 64G-465a or 646-24211 NEW CABANA'S Ell'f:H.JICC' fflr the 1·ruTiage trade. &>f> lhenl today. SCOTT'S 1051 So, Harbor Blvd. lBchl'Ccn f\lcFaddl!n & Eclingcri Santa Ana 839-3371 $2177 See It . You 'll Buy I I .,Pt.oJt Lwri4 W VOLVO 19f'i6 ~larbor, c.~t. FOR SALE -196.li llonda (.'L 300, 8,(0) mt Good ron- ditio11. New :;;tator, regula· tor, bauery. J ust tuned up. •••••mmm1111 I Ele4'.1:ric starter $425 or best offer. 199.1 Maple Ave., Apt. 3, Costa fl.fesa. '66 GMC 3/4 TON PICKUP '72 SUzuki 125. Set up f<.11· ~foto Cross. Trail ridd{'n on· • ly. Plastic tank & fcocler. Zl" front. Filtron & KN air. Ported. Quick thrortle. Xlnt t'OOd . $39.1 firm. AJt ti. 614<1281 * 1972 HONDA 3504 * Xlnt oond. earaged, lo 1nil£"tige. llfust .scfl. $800. 494-~ Vil, aulo ~ U:.S:.!671. trans. 1970 PACE-ARROW. 22' self containL'{], gef)('rator, roof & eng. air t'Ond, root deck w/ladder, nev.• crpts, tlrps & up/M>lstery. 8 track stereo $995 r u cl i o, ~t,"""'~6:'..s. ... , • ... ~' ... "· ... P'i ... "'",,.." 1 BILL BARRY 1973 Discoverer ancl Sundial GMC-PONTIAC-FIAT Mo1or ffnn1l'S for renr, 1nake 1181 St. ut S.A.1',rwy.1 reservations for Summer """"E J s "··- J'ho ~ . ~ .. SI I., .j,.uta Ana now. Jll• llllss Bennet al 558·1000 Bob Longp1'1• Po n I i a t· , 892-6651 or 6:'16·2500. '72 NEW MARK 11 '721~ al' ESCAPADE WAGON Custom, air, all extras. By Bf'igt' 1vlrh Black Interior. 01~·rwr, sale or Ir a de . Auto Trani;., 6 ryl., 5 t1001·. l""~'!'l:~~~~~~!! I 494-2742. 761 Tcn1ple-I-Ii/ls ~ 1t0:'.681. BICYCLE SALE De., Lao B, $3131 NEW 10 SPEED ·ITALIAN '72 REVCON BICYCLES $5.<).95. Bl:ach 2,000 rni, loaded with extras, Bicycles, 806 E. Balboa lmmac. cond. A s k i n g Blvd., Balbou 675·7282. SlS,900. 5494074. 'TI YAMAHA 250 "tlX Xlnt CONDOR -'69 I JoadL-tl I Lido rood., 3 rail trailer, hchncl, Isle. Prlvull' p1-1rty, Priced boot!, spec Jlrice $800 takes to splJ. 714/673-7123 al l if get before my husband leaves hospital. &14-6470 :T::'"::·i::;!·e;:.!..::':.:~::·T::r;:a::v~!1==::9::4=5 I "72 1-IONDA 500 Four -near ~ 1"lll;1n11n!, llliihn~; Hll'lJUa~ '.A\ill llMl .. . " ' .... ""' ' ... 1940 FORD PICKUP Hebuiil J::ni::in<'. IOYTR151. $599 Ii': 11 lann n !; 11 liit urs new, 2100 mi. '(;!! K•wosaki * SPRING * , --:--o=,,---,-,-,-., 500 Mach III -New lire, I ,.,, chain, battery. :\1nl L'OJid. * SPECIAL * '71 DATSUN pickup \\'/air •aiar11 ~ i.i.\.11 I 'ili''o11 .. ' '" .. ' ........ ' ... "' Best 0Uer11. 979-7278 c.'Ond., lnrgf' v.•heels, step '11 HONDA CL 100. Beaut hun1pcr & Si:1t:·Pac cahovf'r cond . 400) rni, Cusl()m 17 FT Can1p1•r. SICC'ps four adults. pain!. good tirP s· lct>hox, stovl>, boot, roof Street/dirt. A Steal! $2l5. • rack. $2'.l50. or off£'r. \\/ill SANTA FE i;cparatc. ·l~nz:. ·~2-~=18.ha 350 sin~• bike, '65 Chevy % 1011. '70 327, "ULLY SELF CONT 37,000 mi. Rehlt trait'>, air good condition, runs good. c AINED cond, + cxlras. ldl'al for New rear tire & chuin. $500 S2575 cRnlJX'r. $1200. 673-4648 or make offer. S.16-2CK>I. '72 DODGE Pickup, air • '69 SUZUKl TI.25, Lo shocks, nu lilT's, rarlio, mileage. Xlnt cond. $200 or 18 FT, heater, auto, "3111" cng. best offer.. Xlnt C<Jnd. $~1(1. 673-2957 5<S-05.'IO SANTA FE '56 FORD ~~ 1on flat bt.'1"1, • 305 HONDA Super lla1vk, reblt Vil. good 1vorking good highway hikf'. Rcl\ublc truck. S5.10 or orrcr. Call tr a 11 s p 0 r t 11 tion. $JG:i. FULLY SELF CONTAINI-.:0 John arr 4. 536•42'2(}. 96S--0770 $2795 1966 TRTU?.1Pll Boruie, IO" '50 INTER. School Bus.I New enq. Gd brkrs ,'(, tires. extended front end. Cohra Dual holding tanks on a.JI N~ds drive shafl $800. ,wal, sis.'ll:y bttr, etc. Best of· m~. Bril~ this ad in 5'1S..5:,1s !er over S•l50. 61."r-3876. ror ~ "" l re •• '68 ~· TON Ford Ranger, Motor Homes AM RICA '.,.RAVEL l'1unper Spec. !·Iv y dulv Sale/Rent 940 * TRlfL!RS INC. C'<Jui11. g00<I cond. 839--07ti3 .. Callfomia's~No. 1 Dealer" aft 5. 0JX'n 9-6 Sunday 1·5 ~.i TON Furci P.U. 1vilh cab 1101 So. Harbor, S.A. !!39-9911 high slide in can1pcr. Good Bt.1.wn Edinger & r.lcFaddcn eond. F.:x!ras $695. 6•16-34,'}8 '59 CH EVY El Canllno, 2R3 Autos, Imported --· - illrurh Jh11p1111~; .L,. TXlO ~. C~~· """""'"' TI •n-...~•' &-.,cP M, b406 -··· - BARGAINS AT THE BEACH ''Nothing over $1000.00 '67 VW Beetle, YXY062 $795 '63 Ca~ CdV. Air, JF~l73.'i ................ R95 '64 V\\I BceUe, OZB210 .. 695 '55 Cad. CdV., FXW044 • , 595 '67 Linc. Cont. Air. UPV081 ................ !1.l::i '56 VW Be£'tle. J MV487 •• 495 '68 Datsun \Vagon, \\'XI{602 • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • 9!l5 '68 Toyota Cpe., WOZOOl 8~ tl.1r,ir1t · Jh11i111rt~; +~ l:XIO II (,,, ~.1 """"" 11 • ""'""'' 11~1,• 1-.15 b406 Laguna Imports '71 -240 Z, Air, new ·~''" MGB 49'4-1075 very good cond. Going to 1 _______ _ '60 BENTLEY Alaska $300J/otfer 673-6491.J I "'""-~=='~'""=o---·n P.1GB-GT like nu, only Grey Red upholstery Auto FERRARI 9500 mi, Black pa I n t , Tra~s. Beautiful Ciil-, dlr. AM/FM, sunroof, S48-5l58 494-1075. Fen11ri -'66-275 GTS. oonv., '64 rt1GB Roadster. Xlnt Laguna Imports 494-1075 LEASE A 1973 BAVARIA CREVIER BMW Sales . Service • Leasing 20~ \V. 1st SL, Sn.nta Ana 835-3171 CAPRI loade'd, xlnt. cond., pti pty, rond. MlL~t sell. \Vil! accept 645-:bl76. $600. 548-1228 ~lllarulm; lllutu1~; IU!DU& i.1C1M .J.11 l >U"/10 "'''"'"''""" , ..... ~4· ,., ··s,~ JAGUAR Xh.'E Convert. Xlnt. Air cond. J\-lileage right. l ov.·ner S 2 4 9 5. 54S-5350 FrL-Sat aft 5 PM. Sun. !l fr. noon. JAGUAR XK 1-IO Rdstr. C DeT0~1ASO '71 PANTERA, Air OJnd., AM·fo,~1-Stcreo Radio, Alloy \Vhrels, Pirrlli Radialst 956HG1',, on the sbow-noor a! -·--.. [lr<trh Jhupurt!i +.. IX><• W c .-o~ H>j.'1w"I' l N<"•'l><JIT llf>.Mh ll..\~ ti406 ~ . . . PORSCHE IYJX'. o. driv(', w/w, 11u £"ng:I---------- & """'· n" ••""'· &11-4H1 l'ORSCtfES "11 6' .• AT THE BEACH MAZDA '70 9ll·S TARGA. RicW'ro -----;-:--;----1.--...'.:~~~:_ __ Scats. A!>.1-.Flo.l-Stei·co, All * Mazda '73 Rotary * thr car you can band.le, 133BRJ. ... • $66 MONTH ·n 9ll·E COUPE a cut be. 36 , .. roNTHS OPEN LEASE IOIV !he "S· .. bUt \\'ilh Air BRAND NEW '73 CAPRI Immediate Delivery GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury JG!;(IO Beach at \\'arne.r iluntington Beal'h 842-h44 * (213) 592-5544 \\'ill accept trad,e.ins Conditioning, and a Becker CALL MR. FRY b:42·6666 "~1cxico" A~·T·F~I Stereo Hunt Beach wHh C"'"'"" A Good Ma- • clunc., 313EDZ. 'TI 91 4 l\'ifh Air Cone!. Appear. MAZDA once G'~"P· AM.CM Radio, Low Miles, 296CRL. . '71 9.11·1' COUPE, A 11 o y \\'hc£'Js, 5--Speed. AM-FJ\.1, 17331 8£>ach BL 842-6666 Ll1S3n. 7'M=ER"""c=E""D~E=s,..,B""E""N=z 1 ''Home of the Viking'' 1-------- '71 CAPRI. 1600 cc 4 '"''· 50 USED decor group, radio, heater, MERCEDES xlnt cond nu Ores, best of· 1967 PORSCliE 912. S spd, fer. aft 4-83..~023 ON DISPLAY AM-FM. strreo I ape, e THE FINEST IN 'TI CAPRI 2000 perfect. Low 1niles. s.1200 or USED IMPORTS • • Sharp New Car best offer. Days 557-1021 · Sunroo(, nu!o, lo mi. T d · • • THE FINEST IN 494-9897 ra e-1ns ('Vl'S 53&-7861 IMPORT SERVICE e --~.c..co==~--1 Coming In Every Day '70 PORSCHE 911T Targa. 4 Do yourself a favor and conic DATSUN Ask About Our Unique Spd. 44,000 mi's. BRG. see us first. Open Tues. I ----------1 Used Mercedes Lease l\.iags. Inimac. concl. $j.450: and Thurs. til 9, Sat.Sun DATSUN Plans l ,,.;4',-,l-8=96,,'·===c-=---,-~ Ill 5. NEW 1973 H f I "58 PORSCHE 1600 S classic ouse 0 mports gilvcc "'"pc w/blook int, (BJROI EAN AUTO) PICKUP 6862 1'1anchesler, Buena Park ll<'w r adials, xlnt cond. -. (wilRl<s) ...._ NO DOWN on the Santa Ano F'">' $1.950. 557--0609 *Coachmen* V-.~. stick, real nic.'C'! $3.10. 557~1~~17 or 612--0S.IJ :roo Htmot _,_ca.. --·1<1<00 523-7250 PORSCHJ-: 914-4 APR/GRP t $68.23 per mo. for 4S mo. ,64 MERCEDES spoilf'r am/Fm, n1a gs '66 11 TON DodJ.:f', _i:nod ALFA ROMEO Def. paymcntprice$3273.li0. custon1 interior Sl ,300 l'ltolor llon1 c:s e Trailers Firth Whet•ls • C11n1pl'l'S KIRBY'S COACHES 717 N. Harbor Santa Ana 83!1·9600 LET us sell your cle;1n r.ravC'l lruilcr or camper for rou. D£'mand is .t!:OOd no11·. l'l1csa Camper Sale.~. 20:~6 l·larbot, Costa l'llesa fi.IG-4002 Vacatianeer TI1£' Carriage Trude's Choice Scott's • ron1I. Bes! offer 11\'l'r $700. A.P.R. 14.347". 200E 847-1126 497-2701 1967 ALFA Romao. duetlo 1 '7,,._"=c~==~---6 cyl1 auto ·trans, radio. 1.961 PORsc;HE Super 90 '67 FORD PU. 1 ~ Ion, ln11g spyder. Precision sports !'ar heatl'r. lighr blue exferior, Roadster. Stlvl'r. J\olust sell. h£'d, rc:il good cond. $1095. 111 in int cond. Must be seen inalching interior (GOMt Only $1400. Call wkdays on. Cal! 6i5-7102 to appreciate. Please call 98.'I\. · !y, S:U-3362, ask for Steve. 9 700 · 1971 o 675-6S·12 for details 'up. n;~idlo. ~h'p8 15~~~1~:~.~ Sell the old stuff . Buy the '71 Datsun Pickup . $1 ~77 ·:?.111s,91;~,~~~· 0~fgr1:~:r~ $159.5 Cash. 545-0.~. ne'v stuff. Mag "'hcl?ls, Tonnca~ Co".l'r, &c It · You \J Buy It rn1n1ac corul . 64&-7910. Recreational Recreational l~luf' w1!h Blue 1nte1:1or. 1\11111" Lnii.:j , '64 Porsche Sup 90 Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Never LL'IB<i for hauling, -WA UilliO $UOO super eleun TOYOTA ~)18-1487 after 6pn1 WAREHOUSE SALE WAREHOUSE SALE $1895 e '68 91! Pocsche, $.1.100 e NEWPORT 1966 Horboc. C.M. 646.9303 >I0-27&; day• :E ~1ERCF.:DES '66 200 4 ey.l =~='~J~l-~296.l~~·~v-°'_' __ lOSl So. Harbor. S.A. ~ > IMPORTS auto, I rans., fact. air cond. '60 PORSCHE Carrera, "' 3100 \V. Coft!ll Hwy., N.B. rad. htr. etc. etc. ((XJOOOO). $2300. hfust see to ap- '67 Sunboom Alplno Blue wllh Block interior, New Rings and Bearings, Extrn Clean. Laguna Imports 49+107$ TOYOTA TOYOTA TRIUMPHS AT THE BEACH 'Tl Tn6, Aft Cond., A?.1·1'"M Rlldlo. Red·$ll'eak Radia!a, Like new 230F\VE. 'GG TR4A, IRS. Sepia Brown. Blaupunct ~·t"'J\1.sw. New Radials,i VGZ174. I ~h·;1rh j1t11p1111~i ' ' f li ' ,., ,•, " ' ,, ' '.< ! • • " • ' .' , , '' , '62 TR4, top & Tonneau, reblt SALE I eng, neds son1e work. Best ,. otfcc. 833-1"6 NO DOWN PYMT. 'TRIUMPH TR4A '67, Good $59 53 Mo cone!, Extras, mag whl!els · · A"' ror Phil, 67>-ms $59.93 per n10. for 48 mos. Total deferred ""1'· pck<. VOLKSWAGEN $2857.44. A.P.R. 14.ro O.A.C.1--------- lKE2Cl699X6). VW' '72 DEMONSTRATOR s CORONA 4 DR. $2498 Auto. !rans., radio and heal· NEW. & USED er, \\'hite \Vall tires. (0001954) See 11 . You·u Buy 11 2 Big Loc:ations Derutle.wi& -TOYOTA 1966 tlarbor. C.i\·J. '70 TOYOTA Corolla 2 Door. Radio and heater t456BMII Kelley Blue Book Price $115(1 $799 2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa ll·lesa At Fair Drive 541).8011 5 MINUTES FROM COSTA MESA ('011111101111\>tJ.ltll .ll11r11r. l.td ,,,.,,, . ''"' .... ,, ( 4 r.1 iles Nn. or So. Coast Pla:w.) 15 MINUTES FROM MISSION YIUO AREA ( i111111111n1n•11Jrll \/111111» l.tJ . . . .. ... . (S.A. Frwy. East on Jsl St. ~ mi.) COMMONWEALTH '67 TOYOTA MOTORS LTD. STOUT PICKUP 1:i~:in~~~;v ~~~~.ea~~; SANTA ANA ''cla1LLMAXEY ---.1-1_vw __ _ TOYOTA Super Beetle 1 $1199 4 speed , Radio, 1-IC'ater. Ex· , tra cl£>an l940CKYJ ISSSI BEACH BL. 847.3555 ONL y $1595 • U{JNTWGIONJlEACJl HOWARD CheviOlot-,- '6B TOYOTA CORONA CPE. 4 cyl, <I speed, ract air cond, radio, heater, See this clean car, {\\IUD97JJ. $977 &<' It· You'll Buy It ~erutle.wi& W TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 72 CELICA DEMO Y<'l101v, 4900 n1iles, air cond., 4 spd. radio. (RA072,J . • $2899 ~lllarmn!; lllutu1:; !ll'lllTI l lolQJ.\l .J.11 ! llJlltJ .. ' " ,. .. ~ . -.. 71 TOYOTA lltKII super clean, lo\v n1ileage, air cohd. Sl .695 plVt. prly. Must sell 968-9461 ·n "LAND Cr. \Vinch. hubs. chrm rims, new tires. HO clutch, only 161'1. $3400. 646-7924 '68 CORONA-l!nl. Radio, auto, Beautiful cond. STJO. "'4-043"1 '70 Toyota Landeruiser ~ Xlnt oond. Lo mi. Low book. Cail 646-1?.&I '71 STATION \Vagon, lo mileage, $1350/best offer. 8.17-1977 after 6 TRIUMPH '6B Triumph TR-6 While 1vith blk interior, ex· tren1ely !ow miles, perfeet car for lhe fastitlious buyC'r $1695 NEWPORT IMPORTS Newport Beach : 1'1acArthur Blvd & Jamboree • 83:i.D555 • '71 V\V Bus, Space Camper, ' exception clean, nu eng, I asking $2200 or offer .. ~ ; can IX' seen, Veltex Station • eor. 19th & Placentia, pri. ; 01\'MCr '71 V\\I 2Dr, 4 cyJ, 4 Spd, ; Radll, Ii eater, Air C.on· f ditioning, (l\.ll.-1S431) $1389. • dlr. 842-8844. i '65 V\V Bug, immac. cond. AJl.f/F~l radio, many ex-~ tras. $1100. cash. 557-9126 i aft 6 j '70 V\V Pop Top, 1 owner. Nu tires, mileage 22,850. $2,450. ! 833-1471 weekdays 8-4:30: ' Other times 546-0035. l' e '70 VW BUS e • $1700 • • 644-2740 • '7l VVI SQBCK . i red, like new, see to apprcc! ; $1800 * 64r>-2280 i '69 VW Bug Conv. New lop, , radials, reblt eng. Mech. • pert $950. 673-1903. l '72 VW Bus, sunroof, many ' extras for camping, $3000, ' xlnt cond. 962-7165 '71 V\V Square Bk, air, stick, i radio, orange. Best offer. ' 673·1933. '66 VW Camper Bus, good 1 cond. SllOO. or best oHer .• 960-1470 '64 VW Camper. 67 Reblt. ! C'ng. New trans. AM-FM • radio $95(). 61fi-5693 J ==.,;,-c.,,.--,.~-,.---,.-' ·fi.J BUS. Good parts, trans, fr! enrl, doors. elc '$75. No I pink 5.36-74!H '69 V\\I Bus. Reblt SC Porsthe cng. many extras. Call 968-2801 I 1956 VW , good cond. $500. 644-7421 27' Tl!AVLU 2J' J •1:'1 'I )V£REJl ~·.zr CONTINENTAUi 211' PJt 1 t >E & J OYS V,\N CON\ C.:JtSIJNS 15' ARISTOCRAT Lo·Liner. ~ Excellent condition. SICf!ps six. Gas rrftigeralor. 1::.x· w tras loo. $1500. 54S.L195. ~ '73 17' Fully Self Con1aincd. 0 Sho\\·er, Toilet. Rt>fr, etr. % •1028 S2'295. &oirs. i051 : JUST ARRIVED FROM --ITALY m 642-9405 Extra Sharp! Ask for Stan. preciale. Alf 6. 673-0800. 5 , 1 D 240Z Dir. 17141 833-225<1 '62 SUPER. Good eng, just '68 TRIU1'1PH, 4 spd Trans, '70 VW Sug R & H s unroo c 7 atsun ?4ERCEDES '70 280SE 6 cy. n>blt , radial lira$. am/fn1, Radio.Heater, IX NH l 5 21 new tires. ~Int cond. privat ~ 4 Spd, Air Cond, Mags, auto. trans. !~cl. air cond. Best offer. eves 64!>-4865 $1189 dlr. 842-88.J.t I party. 962-tiOO'.! 3100 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 It • • Sc1vice e Rentals Benutihtl Green wit h full power rndio heater, nit. Autos Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Import·• 97 >""' nutural tan interior, paint loaded. 1578-BZS).li~;:;;;' ;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;;;;~ SOLD ONLY IN THE CRATE Easy To Assemble • Super Lightweight * Danmar Inc:. * J:;:;o • llnrbor B!vd., G.G. a31 ·6:'.00 Next to G.G. Datsun MOTOR HOMES So. ltarhor, Santa Ann, or( $3795 $.i99;'i. Ask for Boh. Dir. :;; J714) 833-2254 '73 24' l'"llY Seit Conrnin .. <1, ;i: 1 0 SPEED BICYCLE T1,•in beds, large re(r. C'lt'. ~ #8032 $3295. Scott's, 1051 w > NEWPORT IMPORTS So. Harbor, Santa Ana. ~ ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES = 3100 \V. Con~t Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 MERCEDES '72 350 SL VS auto. u·ans., fact. air. Full po\ver. RH etc. (21 tQ choose fron1. 1036FLWl . $10,850 Dir. fn4) 833-2'l54 Apollo. Pacesct:ter, Ba r 0 n , 17\2' Self ront, sips 6. Roo1ny .... % Jamhoree, Robinhoo<f & light, one owner. Likf' .,,. 0 '70 DATSUN PICKUP ~1ERCEDES '!0 280S 6 cy. We've got 'cm 111 llP\V. See to appree. 2110 "" B••utlfully p•inted & 1triped c . auto. fact. air full pow£"r KENDON i\1onrovia CM :a with chrome fork• ~ Wl!~1 6 ~AC t:ulJ.over-ca.mpcr, load~ w/xtras. IS06BEO). 0 {J:JJ BF ... Ll. Will trade. See Bob Dir. '70 NO MAD :12' "'It-con· '";i: i!' $2195 l714! ~13-:125< MOTOR HOMES '"'""t y v - 7 N ho S Lik" n""' $2475. 54g.e,101 ~ QNL r-BILL MAXEY MERCEDES '71 25'l Scdnn 70 · Har r, .A. " m aulo. truns. fact. a,ir t'Olld. 554-00.13 Auto Service, Part~ ~ TOYOTA · Full power 11\dio, heater FOR rrnl 22' WNi!lt'tnn .. 'fl. PARTS ""ONl y $98.88 l~l flJo:/\C!I BL. 847 .. 'i555 locally owned 146701~). Se<> Sleeps 6 air, i;cJ f-con!11111t-d ~ >~ l!UNTINGTON BEACH S1an. Dir. (714\ H33-2254 ~ lOc mile. Pho ne F~~~95~A~E;A~H:A:iue ~ = '69 DATSUN 5~ ~~,~~Tr~~~1 ·~ct~ai~:. Rent A Motor Home CADILl..AC .., ::Z: 2 Dr, ycllml' with black ""l'ull JXl'"'C'r, power b•~kes. for your Vacation 1'ra:iRa,,nd1!!5ion ~ llecjular 0 upholslery ancl black raeim; vinyl root (798DLKI. $5850. * 531 ,,_ -0 $140.00 C s1rlllf'1i Rad10 nice car Ask for Stan. Dtr. -* Air Conditioning Unit ~ . ' . (i14) &n-2254 R~EN=T"'--.. -,--,,.-w-7J79~o:t 1212 Sourh Ross St.. ! Value ""' Laguna Imports '6fMERCEDES Benz DC!lsel. ElDorado Mini Jltf ob 1 I l', Sa_nta AD _tit > -.t94-·1G75--low..-ntlle oue......ov.'llet. Home. Sleepis ..i. All pov.cr, 542.:U20 'C e enn1panola Ocl'lllllcr e Alu1nlnum Chain Protec--,... .~Int oond. $2500 or tx-1;1 of· NEW '73 DATSUN PICKUPS ONLY $64.47 PER MO. ONLY $150 DOWN SALE PRICE $2315.00 Tottl DtftlT•d Pritt for 41 $2707.14 A.P.R. 12.ll 'J.. •o. FOR aale, 1972 Ual!1011 ,\. ~111rifiC'lll di~t. Good CMr Protector e Aluminum Kie. k Stand • Safety ~ 4-.o:tirk. nlfl~.\ !ll;'t'C·. rnuf· r.'°1E"'"R~CE=D='=E'oCS-'~J2~~=-o~., .. ~,-11 IRJX' deck. 9'".:i6-2764 _ ,1 lfiOO V\r En~inc \\'/h£';11lcrs ~ tOr!'I e AJumlnun1 Crnter Pull Brake • Aluminum "' SACR IFICE cleal! ! 'ii 240Z, fer. 6-16-8297 I S300 ••0 -is au • H di Bars < flrs-<>nt> ownf'r. h1-mllca.r:c. .,..~ ~ an deluxe, &elf ronl, (t ir 1'ttr1tl. C'{ltlf , ·l'IO"O• . _, Reflector Sldt> & Rellr • A~um1num on .(' > low price. &·al book by au10. tran.'I. L'lct. air cond .. PICKUP WITH CAMPER OHLT $73.03 ... MO. Dodge engine, perf ctJnd. 11() --o( e HIQ"h Grade Cum 1'1rc.~ e Aluminum \Vfd(' Finnge • SSOO . .when book 11 book. Sa! power l'CJpl. Radio h<•nll'r n1i, 1 twnr, 493--0C.67 §] "" 1-lubs • Quick HclcA.Se Hubs • Fac lol'y \Vrapped '" Phone &12-.l 795 9-l2 Sun etc. tl~f'TC_) Can finance. '24' PACE Arrbw. FuH r I l n. ~ & Plugged Handle Bars. o• •12 ~Bob. $5950, Dir. I •I i\d 11 cm Autos forU. ... ... -. 1714) 8.13-2254 C<JU P, nr oor · • nu, ::> C '71 DATSUN pickup w/1'ir".---------\\~ll IUWl'if. for $84!.Q. 0 ' 411 con<f., lilrgC wheels, siep 00 ~ AlITO. P/s, P/b. 552-'IS96 1' ;i: NEWPORT IMPORT m bun1(K'r & Sfx·Pac cabovt'r 1 pnvale ownC'r. Extremely e NEW 20, i;, 2.'l' LUetin1.,s. An tique1/Cl11s lc1 953 = "Cnmpcr. Sleeps four adults. clt•11:n. $2500. 400--0170. P lush, fuJJy equlp'1I. J-~lrst 1001 f-'ORO o( 3100 W. Coast Hwy., Newport &Heh .. ~ let'box, 11ovo, bool, root ·~ MB. ZKI SE. Xlnt corld. clut trM>lor'home& · l\.tock>I A CoUPf' ~ rack. $2350. i:Jt otrcr. \Vtll Perfect mechan. sm/fm, Aftrr 5 8J8..<YJ.13 \\'/'$ \lcrc engine. n~·iv at:i>llrote. <f96-4123. Mlctit.llns, ~7~7900. "£42--684 radin trit, 1\eed11 110111t> body 642 9405 ~nt or"buy 21' P:lt"' Arrow. \\'Ork . !llust sen. $950, or · • 1971 240Z, ~ th"H, n1a1ts. '72 1.fERCEO£S Very l"tMDWIJlt. Lo>'.tded w/ t.11"S1 ofJt'r, &4741593af1 cr 6" 1 . t ki rf'ck. Prloxf for qukk Jr'I() SL l\.Jota.lllc red. Cnll xtru. l14•SM-•M11 . •·kn<l•. WAREHOUSI SALE WAREHOUSE SALE ,.,., $3400, 64>7495 1.&J=l)...:..:100<"'------ • • I ..... , .................. , __ ........... _______ ....... ,, ..... ___ ................................. .. • • l Nr111µ1111 Datsutt j : C · I / 1000 W. Coast Highvt1ay ~ : . -J Newport Beach 645 · 6400 : • • . -.. __ ,.._,,,,,,,._ -,,,,.~ ... _ --_, .......... _,_ ------.... -.-____ ,_,,,,. ,..~, \ I ' •• • •• ':~~~~~~~~ ·~~~~~~~ S.lU•d.li,"P•ll 28, 1973 DAILY PCLOT 33 I I[ _ ..... _I§) I ......... l[~I I --.. l~I -..... 1§]1 _.., .. 1[~1 1' ._ ... ·j§J I -· .... 1§)11 ~utos, lmponeo! • . 970 Autos, Imported 970A ~iiutosiiii.iiUiiMdiiiiiiii~~990~J~A;ut; .. -. ;u;---~;990;;:1:Aiiutoomii. iiuii,..,.iiiiiiii~~990~~ ~---.-UMd----' 9904 ~;utoiiiis,;U;sodiiiiiiii~~990; Autoo, UHd _..,_ l§J ;;;I ;;; ..... ;;; ...... ;;;I~~ 990 Au tot, Used 990 VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO CADILLAC · CHEVROLET FOID MERCURY PINTO f'.ONT1AC T·BIRD '68 VW 7 Peu Bus \\'bite with red fnlerior, Ml/ f'l\1 Radio, low miles, Hlde- a·Bed and Tab I e, cilr, 494-1075, Laguna Imports • 494-1075' '69 4-speed, xlnt con<I., ne'T ra~ials, stereo speakers, ong.owner$1595. ~2763 Autos, UMc:I 9:90 BUICK ·10 VW Cmpr, PoPtop, elect 1--------- '68 CADILLAC * "7 ~"" i-oR han!top, '70 Ford Galaxy automatic. A CHERRY! DE VIW 847-500 I I dr, auto trans, fact. air CHRYSLER 4 DR HT, VS. at, ps, air, cond,powerst~.power Advertised special brakes, power: windows, '71 Chrysler <479BEW) vin)'I rw15. 1 (XSJ\895TS7l· Town A Eountry ONLY $1495 Station Wagoo, Power Stee" HOWARD Chevrolet • 7 1 MONTEREY CUslom 4 Or. H.T. run P™'«, tact. air, vinyl top, loaded w/ .?XtrM. lnlmuculllte- KeUey Blue Rook Price $3065 061COJ) $2499 PINTO '72 SQUIRE \\'AGON, '6:. GTO, rublt 389, 4 11pli, .J.&(; Air Cond., Auto. Tram., .&>si. nW1¥ ~· S'lOO or Roo1 Rack, Rad'°, Jmmacu-~o:::lf:;"':·,..:336-08Cl6;::,;:'0-' :-=,--,..,= late, 781FWX' at * 1.973 PONTIAC Gl'Qnd AM , ~:l'a rh Jh11p1111~; +:.t ·''' " ' .. , " •• ,,... " -•-4 ·~'"' ' ' save $7".iO all extras. 6000n1i, Ms--0900 RAMBLER '69 RA!\.lBbER Amer-iCllll Air, Radio. Healer, Low, Low, miles, Eoono1ny pluJI, IXY4407). $U95. Hnrbor A1ucrlcan, 1969 1-1 a r b o r Blvd. 645-7770 • • '68 THUNDERBIRD " Or. VS, autU., P.S., P.B., factory air. v1n_yl mor, spet.·lal mag IYPt 'lt.'hh.., & prem. tJt\'ll. (U9ASEI Kelley Blue Book Price fl500, refrlg, etc. per!. ed. lo ml. s 2 .a o o • 835--m1~1S00. ex2701 '71 VW BUG * Call 897-1891 * • '71 BUICK LeSABRE BILL·-B-.-RRY ing, Power Brakes. eru1.. N.•wport lie.ch 'K control, low miles, 6 wa:t MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree GMC-PONTIAC-FIAT power seat., C909EZK). P3-0555 tlst St. at S.A. Frwy.I DAVID $J38P9H5 I S MAVERICK. A-1 thruou< 2000 E. lst St., Santa Ana • ILL P fact. air, autom., fully de $1000 BUICK PONTIAC OPEL. inc. luxe, Jow rni., 1 owner, xtra '72 ELDORADO Cabrolet & 546-1975 whls &: tires. $1650. 495-4556. 2840 Harbor Blvd. Co8h\ Mesa At Fair Drive 516.so17 PLYMOUTH ·70 PlymouU1 Wagon 9 pass, air cond, Radio, heat el', 'Atu'tewalls, ~P83J) $16~ Harbor American, 19 6 9 Harbor Blvd. 64.'>-mo '67 RAMBLER Rogue, fan- tastic cond, Call eves. :i.lti-4a30 $1099 28-tO 111.ll'bor Blvd. C-osta MC!Ua At F'tUr Drive ~17 '69 VW Van, '70 engine, new tires, tape deck w/spkr, n1ake otter. 548-4323. '72 VW Super Beetle . Bargain! Owner. 2 3 5 3 College Dr. CM.~. 2 dr, HT, coupe, full power, air cond., vin. top , .leather int., radio, heater, tint glass, many other xtras. Exceptional]y clean (~BN). s u n r o o f Ir leather top, '68 CHRYSLER "300". 440 iun/tm. stereo, tpe deck, engine. P/~P/B. Radio, GREMUN air, ete. Mint green&. white. air & more. New radialll--------- Pri. pty. 545-3446. tires. Had excellent care, 1971 GREMLIN, cust. int., '69 CdV, 39,500 orig mi. looks new! ~lechanically bucket seats, roof rackj Cherry cond. nt strg, lthr perfect $1150. 546-4784 R&H, lo, lo m 11 e s . int,, Am-Fm. Offer.1965 CHRYSLER New i~%_~, ~95.Ha~ 'TI f.f.ARQUIS Brougbatn. loaded, xlnt cond. lo ml Take over lease o r pun.ilase. Must Se 11 ! 640-2466 e '63 STATION \vagon, r uns good, new tires & 111•11• brakes. l~ITI T BIRD, 2 dr lwtdau. * $'ZiO 642--0581 * REBEL 16,500 n1iles, full (NT, a/c. $2919 2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa At Fair Drive 5'(;.8017 ---------a111/fm stl'reo. Xlnt oond. '65 BARRACUDA. runs good, 1970 HEBEL Statlon \Vugn.. 1111. 1)1·. .-\dan1 ~. Da ys l\1ichelin ti.res $L%. . 6 cylinder. uuton1~lic. l':ldio, 962-3319, eves 545-8109 '70 VW Bug, lo miles amltm. $1295 CaU 64\Hl783 962-7067 heater. white ~ide \vt1.ll's. t ---~-"~--~ '69 VW, new tires, new brakes, good cond. snoo. Call 545-0630 642-5557. Yorker, lmmac & xlnt. Blvd. st&-rno. 'Tl CAD. Coupe DeVille. FuU $600 firm . 646 6068 HORNET MUSTANG (119AUKI. S149:.. Hnrbo1· VEGA Amf.fican. 1969 H ar ho r J----------1 ffivd .• Costa Mcsu 645-7770 PONTIAC power. Xlnt cond, 1 owner. '65 MUSTANG 4-speed, tnpc. mag wheels. $650 or best of- fer. Sat or aft. 2PM Sun 645-3017 '71 llATCHBACK Ne\\' '65 BUG, sunroof, nu engine, chltch, $550for best offer 640-1278 '70 Buick Riviera Poo·er Steering, Po w er Brakes, Tilt wheel, only 39,000 miles, Mag wheels, Air Cond, Vecy vecy clean, (575BHT). 557-9200 days. eves & ·1---------wkend• 67>-3968 CONTINENTAL Im HORNET Hatchback, ,68 T B RD t"ngilM.'. LOW mileage. ;1 • I ~til'bcltn Tires, AIC. Xlnt. GRAND PRIX ---------1 tQnd. $1575. • '61 V\V Van. wl'65 eng, runs :<Int, nu tires & battery, needs paint $500. 960-1379 i73 Cad Sedan DeVille. '72 MARK IV U VP-4!fB, a~!?,·1· tofac. air, PF/MS, L __ ,_,I 8500 'I , exce ent con-, v .. .,, p, niags, v.uwu m t es, dition. U,OOJ actual miles. stereo mltplx. t498GN0). $6695. 67.S.nlO. f.fust sell. Private party $3195. Harbor American, '69 SEDAN de Ville, Cruise 545-8625 1969 Harbor Blvd. 64~7770 1967 MUSTANG convertibll', good top, tires. ·FM-8 track stereo. auto, ps, 492-3349. 546-1075. FuU pQ\l't.'l'. fa<.:tory 'iO 'l'-BlRD 2 cir. Air, fni 645-52-17 Mr, vinyl roof. Buy slereri~ loaded \VI pG\1l'r op· 'i2 VF:GA \Val!. a ir , cust GT. of a lifetime. (VSV -lions .• radials, lo rni. I 1 ~pd, \o nli. priv party. '96) Kelley Blue Book l-"":::"':::"'c:·':c· S:;3!:;:00:;·;.;640"'5l~:e;·::;:...1 ,---$2000. dy 557-0T22; eve!!i '71 WESfPHAUA Camper, xlnt cond., 32,000, new tires, $2415. <lr best offer 646-4233 7 IV\V, orig owner, 10 mileage, xlnt cond. $850. 546-3866 <lr 673-3750. $3695 DAVID J. PHILLIPS BUICK PONTIAC OPEL, inc. 546-1975 & climate control, lo mi., 1965 4 DR Continental, all JEEP lol¢ed! $3195. 54~119. elect, leatl1er uphols, $495•;--------- '70 COUPE DeVUJ..E. All call aft 5pm, 552-9278 '66 MUSTANG. lo nti, V-8, auto, nu radial tires, silver wlblack int. Pri Pt y 847-"'15 Price $1-160. * '6-1 T-BIRD, C!a!<~ic 111 ~lt:i:t-\,'(l'I. $999 \\'il~ Whet!ls. $1.!XXl -,",CCv-',~-'·"G~'T~\.,.-J.,-1-. ~No~ .. -)\\'ll 2840 !!arbor Blvd. 675-?73.1 or 673-287'2 Take ovl'r payn1t>nlti. f.1 ust ·n vw van. 7 pasx., amtfm, Jo mi, xlnt. cond. $2250. 963-3105 1965 Camper, xlnt concl. Best offer over $775 675-1428 after 6PM 1970 BUG -MINT COND, A~ffFf.1, 1 GIRL OWNER. ,CALL 842-6765 '72 VW Campmobile, lo mileage, Xlnt, warranty, 642-8129 aft 7:?.0'or "'kends. ·n VW Super Beetle, 31.000 miles, xlnt cond. $1400. 83H479 . '72 VW Bus with bed $2800. or offer ** 49'l-9518 ** 1967 VW-$500. 968-1061. Runs Xlnt. VOLVO VOLVO SAC£! Huge Savings ·oVER 30 '72 & '73 VOLVOS PRICED AT PRE DOLLAR DEVALUATION PRICES I pr,'~·000 ml. $3f<X). COUGAR LATE •n Jeep Wagoneer wl4-wheel drive, full pwr. Costa M<'sa Sell idle items _ .. 642-5678 Si.ii! 642-3335. air, VB. 12,0IXI orig mi. 9 '66 MUSTANG, &'d corxl. $375/ '69 Skylark Custom '69 XR.7, loaded, good tire's, wheels & 9 tires. 646-2971 best otter. Hunt. By the Sea At Jo~air Drive Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 5'(;.8017 990 ""'°' Ste~ring, P ~ w. er CA MARO pri~ate party, Days, 642-UNCOLN No. 5.l Newland/PC.II. alt<r Brakes, All' Cond1bonmg, 5735, eves 642-7'556. -----.. _ ~6::0·~==~----ti~t y,•heel. Super clean car '68 CAMARO '67 COUGAR, auto, radio, '70 LINCOLN Mark Ill, V-8, '68 MUSTANG Convert, (046AFV). 6~ cond. $1290. Call heater, nu paint, good tires, Auto Trans, FM Radio, $1000. P/s, auto, radio, new '72 DUSTER $1795 1 good cond. l&OO. 673-2957 Power Steering, Power paint, very clean, 541-8403 DAVID J, PHILLIPS '69 CAMARO, reblt eng, new CORYEnE B~es. Power Window11, .69 1.iUSTANG VB auto, air, auto trans. power steering, BUICK PONTIAC OPEL, inc clutch, headers, amlfm. PoWer :;ea~. Vinyl Top, pis, steel bltd tires. Pert. ~~A~~es, am/fn1 radio, 546-1975 ' ll500c:&~~o·ntETe, '68 CORVE'ITE 427 engine, =:· 't\ei"'rc.:tikir!i'. cond. $1500. 494.9547. -$1895 '6S Brown. !? cir Buidt, Le 4 speed, hard tc.p & soft top, (ZSN408) $ 4 9 8 9. dlr. 1967 ~iUg}'ANG convertibl~. -new ...... int & en<rine Must OAI> OOAA auto , P/<: xlnt cond. s'lloO. BILL BARRY Sab!:-e, '3.50 V·S. auto trans, ·.-. ..,.-. · ~. 'Qr pb d, . Id 1 '72 CHEY• scll, 644-7100.• "n_LIN_CO=LN~2-Dr-, -v-.. -. -A-uto 7852 Syean1ore St., H.B. psi , ra 10, au", tn g ss, .71 i\JUS'f \NG vmyl top & int. 33,000 ml. NOVA 4 DR. DODGE T,..,.. AM/FM. Power ·,· " ' pe rfe ct GMC.PONTIAC-FIAT $l8$. 548-5l03. Steering, Po\ver Brakes, cont .. nuto. ai r, vinyl top. S S 6_cyl, sticl:tshift. power st~-,70 "OOoGE " Mona;,~ white side walls, Air Con-f.ft1n)'. xt1·3s. 4!1·1-2179 ~k.':is~tSt.'~~~)'A.~a mg, radio, ~ater, Beauti-VB, automatic trans, factory ditioniAg, (98SBUB) $41B9. OLDSMOBILE 558-JOOJ ful bronze \Vlth \Vhite top, air, power steeriflg, power ,tl~lr~.~842"""'-8844='====,--1--------- 2. dr, V-S, Auto, Real clean • 14,00) miles, <938FLY). brakes. Radio. heater, elec· MERCURY .64 OLDS CuUass. VS. '72 Gr•nd P r ix Body&lnt.Runsgood.$Zl0. $1917 tric door locks, vinyl roof. Automatic transmission, PO'Ner Steering, Po,ver • 543-3691 • 792EMS $1899 H a r b o r Brakes, tilt wheel, Air Con.d, See It . You'll Buy It · · '69 C radio, wwer steering and '66 SKYLARK. 62,000 mi. American, 1969 Harbor OUCJCD' brakes, two ne\v tires. Runs BuOOOcket U~ts. Ali.tfFM, All, pfs, p/w. New carb. ·n llJOi& Blvd. 645-7770 vs. At, ps, air, vinyl root, well. Needs seat coVers 17, m es, Rallye wheels Btry, shocks. Tuned. Good -lt11M '72 DODGE VAN priced extra low <LRD300) $Z75. 673-9440 between 9Ai\1 !l3SF'\VD)$. tires/brake•. $895. ,.,_:.;o.; WA 6. cyl, xlnt rond, extrru;, ONLY $1595 and 6 PM. (Ask for Joh"I 4695 '72 BUICK Skylark, $2695 YOLYO mags. paneling & carpeting HOWARD. CheYrolet: '72 GOLD Toronado, all pwr, OAVrD J. PHILLIPS fully equipped • Med $2800. 673-7445 att 4 N rt n-h cruise control, am If n1 BUICK PONTIAC OPEL, inc. blulmatching blu vinyl top. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-9303 '65 DODGE Dart New valve ewpo ....,,ec stereo, & much more. Under 546-1975 847-7506 -'66 Chev job. Beaut ro,,d, $600. Call MacArth~5&5 Jamboree 15,000 mi, $4900. Days --,7-2"""G.c..:,RA=-N-D-- '72 LE SABRE most options 963-4453 642-5225; eves I wknds, plus one dent,_ $ 3 1 0 0. i Carryall 1967 DAR'!;. hrdtop, v.a, pis, 'TI Marqul.s, Colony J;"'ark. 9 "644-""-=;24:::15'==--~~ PRIX 673--4918 or 837-3954 VS, 4 speed, Radio, Heater, auto, ale, good running pass, station wagon, _wt1ug-1~ CHERRY Olds CUtl~ss, '70 Riviera, all extras, one owner, clean. (042323) cond. $750. 675-6007 gage 1['3.ck. 28,{'0) rru. am/ Orig owner. 58,000 miles. fact. air cond., power steer. xlnt cond., priv party, ONLY $1295 1968 DODGE window van ,69 hn ste1'e9. A/C, auto load Best offer or trade, Van, 'i ng, power$b4rak39es5. (662EAF) $2400.•838--1491 -ena:ine runs good $850 lewlers, spd control $3700. Dirt bike or? 830-7914. 1964 BUICK Riviera. Ex· HOWARD Chevrolet 968.-3795.. , 549-2023 aft 5 p.m. IOOS-OLJ>S 442, reblt eng., & BILL BAllRY cellent condition. $ 6 7 5. Newport Beach '6S CHARGER P/S PIB '65 MERCURY Xlnt cond, trans,.,. Hi Performance 494-7017 or 494--8561 MacArthur ~lvd & Jamboree auto trans, tape dedt, xinl fac air, nll tires, $?75, Cam, godd int, vinyl top. 1970 RMERA sharp one 83:14555 'rond. U095. 552-TIIO 961}-1443 or 847-41555 Craig S9!i0. Urm. 646-9020 GMC-PONTIAC-FIAT (790CPG) brk 645-4392 FALCON e·64. COME!' 6 cyl. stick, '65 OLDS Coupe 442, 4 apd, CW St. at S.A. Frwy.) DIL C '67 CAMARO radio & heater. $350. 4 6 0 Westminster, 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana CA LA ' 350 VB ut ,, $250 * 64(;.JB!li Newport Beach 551>1000 ' • a 0 • rawo, '60 FALCON w~ Reblt heater, ps, vinyl top, 5 "· • eng Motor Homes Motor Homes '61 BUICK Motor Homes 15,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS With Every Purchase New or Used Car or Truck 'Tll April 30th, 1973 'lOFAt.CON 6 cyl., 11ulo. Jral'\S., (9.fl)ASQ) '69 CA•lltYAll. Vt. auto. lr,.n•. iXSSS4) '69 SONNEVll.LE Factory d!r, auto. tn1ns .. pow.r 1tt1"1rlng, racllo, hQllll". CVNGS\llll 9l.UE .... $1595 $1625 $1785 $2225 $1980 $)275 s999 . ' ----------- '12 e t.AXER , Vt, 111110 .tr11n$., air CO<>- dlUonlng, llOWff ileerlng r11cllo,hNI«. $2480 $4770 GROJIL CHEVROLET 18211 Beech Blvd. 847-6839 * Huntington Beech 545-8863 ~Ve make overseas deliveries See It. You'll Buy It '56 CADILLAC. Good con- dition, P /S, P /B. R & H. Air conditioned. 646-1507 1968 CPE de V. all xtras, wholesale, buying car in Europe. Must selL 846-9518 '69 CPE De V. Bronze, li;n- mac. 39,400 orig mi. $3400. 642-5557 or 833-3591. v E _.,., option wsw 8: trans. Nu tires, runs I f 940 S I /R ~. tinted .,..,, good, Radio $100. 645-2768 S. e Rent o 1 ent 940 _S~·~··~l~R~en~t'----940;.;;._..;;;;;;:.,:.;:;.:;;__~~:..-:.;;:.:;:.:;:::;__ __ ~94~0I ; ~Ult lfAlli4 i • YOLYO i966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 • '71 Volvo 2 Dr ' 1425 ~ Spd, 24,100 ntiles, Blue with i light blue interior. '66 CAD Convt. new tires, new top. lo mi. $1200. or nearest otter. 919-1729 i $2495 NEWPORT IMPORTS 'TI GOLD Sedan HT I full wwer & extras. Orlgtnal oWner. $39Th 837-3870 ' 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 "~lake Room For Daddy" . , • clean out the garage ... turn that junk into cash \\'ith a Daily Pilot Classified ad. Call 642-5678. Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UHd CORT FOX Since 1934 50,000 Mile Warranty Available On All Used Can '69 Cf.DILLAC CPE. DEVILLE I owner, low mll••t•• Sh.tpl (A\IX67J I $33.5 990 '70 BUICK RIVllRA Full pow•r •nd elr, •xc1Uent coiwf. throu9hout. '(436- AOMI PltlCID TO SEl.L •71 ...i '72 EL CAMINO VI , pow•r 1teerirHJ, power brilce1, elr co!ld., avto. ~tr•11t. -Sh1rpL-tJ7651 -~ _ -~ "69 MARK Ill f ull power, end elr colMI,. leether, ettd top, V1ry sh1rp, I owner. IYWX0741 PRICED TO MOYE -,71 UDl~IA~SID'AN DEVILLE low ml111191 i ncl lo1dM, 111 to •1tptecl1t1, one of the 1h1rpdf c1r1 in the er11. tl44CTHI $4395 '71 CADILLAC cou" DIVll.LI Cle•n •n• orltln•I, f1i1l1 po~r, l••ttltr, I loc•I awn•'· IJ09HNDl '71 Ol.DS CUTLASS t Jr,, h•tiftG,, Ilk• MW, (IWt tJ1fl) l'ltlCID TO MOYE flhotte 645-4392 & 645°2397 465 hit 17th St., Costa MIRI • ' R 0 s Cleanest car in town. '65 FALCON 6 wagon, auto !VCK908). trans $1699 * "'!1-1058 * 2840 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa At Fair Drive 546-8017 FIREBIRD S UNI 'TI FffiEBIRD Esprit, air, PIS, PIS, Cordova Top, 19,000 ml, $3700, 646-3411 -.~ ........ ~I ·68 FlREBIRD 1 owner, Jo ~~~! mileage, nu transmisSion, !! good rond. 11395 968-mO '67 Camai:o FORD SPf CPE VS "Stick" oon··l-----'--'----sole. Buckets: sets uP nice. '64 GALAXIE V-8, SOOXL, (137ASN) bucket seats. Auto, radio, ONLY $1295 healet', PIS, PfB, very clean, Good buy. 673-6963 HOWARD Chevrolet att 6 p.m. Sat, aft 11 a.m. Newport Beech Sw:i. MacArthur Blvd & J amboreeJlc.;964,,.,ro=R"D'°"G"'al"ax"'i-e "'soo=-. 4'"d"'r. 833-0555 HT. A.T. Pwr steering. 352 '65 CHEVY Malibu. 327 eng engine. Good tires, clean . ' car. Looks great! Runs 375 hp, .4 spd .• !1ew t~res & well! Needs water pump, mags, silver, $550:. ~iv. Pr· steering arm bushings. A ty. 21661 Saluba Cir. HB Steal at $200 557-4458 , 53'6-'1380 aft. 6 GfiEAT ~R! '70. LTD 72 MONTE Carlo Pis., Squire wagon. 32,000 mi, P /b, Am, AM/FM, vin new tires. $2950. Al!IO '61 top. X1nt cond. Orig owner -Continental all po w e r Must &ell this wknd $2975 or &5ai65 ' • Best <lfr. 644-1673. 1°';;.::=;;,· ,--,,,-,-~~== ,69 CHEVY Mal'b V-B 1964 FORD Galaxie 500 PIS. l u • R & H. Automatic trans. auto, vinyl top, lmmac good tires, new radiator. cond. Must sell, make offer. * * $150 * * 96S-2840 642-1696 alter 6PM. 1966 CHEVY WAGON, V-8, '68 FAIRt.ANE wag VB. PfB, PIS, R&H, auto, good auto, air, pfs, air shks, 4 cond. $525. 557-7300. ~ new Michelins. Sac. $750. '68 Chev. Imp. ,.,,,,-'=-='='. =_,..,.~~1 SPT CPE VS at ps one 69 FORD LTD, 4 dr hardtop, M ci.;an. '<XE'Y°922) ale amlbn stereo radio, 0 ON' LY $l 095 v;nyl top. delux Int, pr! ply. alt 5: 30, 897-6226, $750. HOWARD Chevrolet '69 FORD camper van, Newport Beech sleepa 4-5, V-8, auto, stereo, MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree many extras. f!eal family 83~55 fun, $3,800 962-3523 '67 IMPALA, PIS: PIB, air '65 COUNTRY SQUIRE 9- d d. 1 kr pass., air cond.. p w r con . , rs. 10 w rear sp • wndws $450 w y l 1 e must sell. 962-2012 aft 1 pm. 558-3.127. · ' 1962 <:"EV· 6 cyl. 4 spd. % 1910 T -B t rd , Blue/white T. Will Trllde. vinyl top, full pwr, air. 723 VICTORIA. CM perfect, 1 owner. 64~3307 '67-QIEVEtLE-SS396. 4 spd. bef6prfi Bucket seats, ma.gs. reblt. "n;::,.M;:,U::;ST"""AN~G~VS--au_to_a-lr eng $850. 673-7$4 lo mi, JJr..new 'tires.' Prl~ '68 .GHEY,Y ·Nova, air, I'IS. -Alt.-6,-&-aU ~kend radio, low mileage, $899. 979-4588 Pvt party, 548-3009 'J-CAP""'.:;R:::l "'2000=.~.12-.-1-,200~-ml. '70 Malibu am/fm oterco. four s\>C<'d, SPORT CPE. VS, at, ps, air , ~::it9s9group, xlnt S2•600• Vinyl Roof,_ Bucket seats,. . _ _ ,,. . (207AGE) 1970 rORD Torino, lo ONLY $2095 mll•ag~itfs11H41s HOWARD Chevrolet '68 FORD Fa irta.nt?. .2S,IXXI Newport Bt•ch act. n1tle\. 1 owner. $990. MacArthur Blvd &. Jamboree 5.16-3832 aft 5 pnt ' 133-0SSS '67 FORD Convertible. locnl e '72 CHEVY t~. 4 door, c~, good cond., 65.000 mi. Jlke new! PIS, P/B, 39,CKX> $650, 494-8239. mile~ $2800. 833-2219 '63 COUNTRY SEDAN 1965 C!EVY 4 dr, .W, 543-4.126 ~ or offer. '67 f'ORO Sta. Wgn. delux, 84$-1243 p/sJ p/b,. air, A·l conot '57 CHEVY Sl&Uoo waaon. 1895. 543-0247 Xlnt rtock ccnd. Best offer. '69 CORTINA lfiOO. AUto. ~ Tr&no. Good cond. $475 or Need a "Pad"? P\ncc an ad! best offer. 846--0192 ' BLUE CHIP STAMPS ' with the purchase of a new motor home! SAYE! NEW COACH TRADE INS '71 DODGE TRAYCO FAMILY WGN , .. '°"""""' n.--..,....-............. """-1-.i.u•-·--·l'"WI •4395 ~'l' ::: 19421 ... w., rrio. c,.j, pra r11t:1. 1a a b9f li"11JS ~ pmt. ll'kt 111 f61n,10. M1ti111 prrarllOt rite It 11.M. Ori -"""" CtldiL '71 DODGE 3f.i T PICKUP WITH PILGRIM CABOYER CAMPER ....... -......_ .............. ..., ...... ...,_ ................... ~ *3895 :'. Qlt .50 DOWN HUNTINGTON BEACH 18801 Bu ch Blv d .. * 842 8803 C2lillt.USO.Of...,..Ol(Ql)'1n.) • I YOUR VOLUM E MOTOR HOM E DEAL ER -. r . IN SALES fOR EXPLORER MOTOR HOMES ., ' •l !- ' DAILV PILOT Saturda1, APl11 28, 197! • DUNTON FORD'S 55th YEAR Serving Orange CoUnty BRAND NEW 1973 MUSTANG 2 DR. SPORTSROOF $ 30'lCIO 2 Y V-1, (NiMI, r.lio, pwr. 1IHrir19 & fr1. diw: bfaket,, wide owol WSW tiret, radio, 1tc. (Jf02fll4114J ll76 s99 lOTAL DOWN 'ATMINT, O.A.C. 07 PER MONTH Hf lt ........ ,,. ..... i 9S.01 i1 l ... l -,,_i, iACJ, I••. '71 IKffllof .,.i .II fi-rti.r,11 M .,,,. milit fw Q ...... 11ofe,,M ,1.o1. ,..;., ~1>6 incl .ii fi-•'-f"· ,....,, 7 1 Iii:-" if y..,...... .. ,.,. -fvH M ,nc. 11 U.16.01 ;,,.t Miff 1<1•, '7l IK1t11t. AIHJAL Pt:KOOM>f UTI ll.7~ e PINTOS eMAVERICKS THIS 'NEEKEND ONLY YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN •• 2 DR. HARDTOP Cruiso, WSW ....... ,..... 1..tnnf; ' frt. diJc lwak11, nMfio, tl11tetl glcau, air, cond., Yblblllty group, whlitlcowers.(JA30fl991S2)992 $99 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT O.A.C, .-BRAN D NEW 1973 FORD LTD THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS ••• $99 OVER FACTORY INVOIC.E PLUS $90 DEALER PREPARATION, FACTORY RmNTJON FEE, SALES TAX AND LICENSE. BRAN·D NEW 1973 LTD WAGON 2 DR. HARDTOP $ 351 CID 2 Y Y·I, air cond., nNllo: con .... 11ltnc• 9roup, wsw· tiros, ti1111d 91011, who•I c•Y1r1. j3J62H1S406SJ s99 TOTAL DOWN 'AYMlNT O.A.C. 17 PER MOf'ilTH '"Ii w.I .. ,,,.,. s11•.11 h ....i-,,... llML 1n, '73 "-1 .. a..14-wn• .,,.., -'itftfU-. ~ ... ,,...t. ""'' SSS7'.16 lflrL .. ti-...... tan, 7l IU.. •It 1"11pm.r11,..,c:Wi, full uuh ,.;c, is $tl70.St iMI. •ioJ M•, 7J ~.'*"'.I. PDC8n'AGI U.TI 11~ THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: e PINTOS • MAVERICKS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY COUNTRY SQUIRE $ 400 CID "N Y·I, htcwy duty Miio ,.nsion, olr cond., litht '"""" coaYeni1nc:1 9rwp, rodiol WSW tim, 1"""99 ·ntfk, tlllfell fins, etc. (3065169122) 1019 $99 TOTAL DOWN PAYMIHl O.A.C. '1968 CAMARO 2 Dr. Hardtop. VB, auto. trans., factory air, power steering, rad io, white wall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass. Real nice -Drive me. l914AEO) 1971 T-BIRD LANDAU vs, auto. trans, factory air, full power, stereo· exce lle nt condition. (205C RL) ·s 1970 FORD LTD 4 Dr. Ha rd top. Brougham option. vs, auto. trans., powe r s1eering, r adio, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass. Cop- per color. Real Sharp! (36JBSE! $ 1971 FORD BROUGH AM vs, factory air condi·· tionlng, power steering, power disc brakes, power windows, stereo rad io, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted gla ss. (196FED) •• $ I 1971 PINTO 2 Dr. • speed, rad io. hvrrv on this one -1 reol s 12 9 9_ bargain. (848BZT) • 2 Or. 6 cyl. automatic trans., radio, heater, whitewall tires. Economy plus on this one. A Real Deal! (169CQL) ··-• ~ .. 1969 MUSTANG MACH I FASTBACK. VS. 4.speed, radio, heater, whitewall tires. Priced lg sell! Save. Stk. #852A 1967 COUGAR VS, automatic trans., factory air, power steering, power disc brakes, radio, vlnyl roof, tinted glass. sharp car, excellent condition -one owner car. IUZL411l - -1971 VEGA SJ69 A speed, slick sh;ll, AM/FM radio, wflllewolls, s 1499 Excellent condition. Good 2nd car. (352DT A) • r. 2 Or. Hardtop. VS, 4 speed, stick shift, radio, heater, sharp unit. !VZTJ29l 1969 DODGE Stn . Monaco. VB, automatii:' trans., factory air, power stee ring, power disc bra kes, radio, whitewall tires, tinted glass, luggage rack - real sharp! Excellent family car. (XQG642) 2 Door Hardtop. va; automatic trans., fac· tory air conditioning, power steering, radio, whltewall ti res, vinyl roof, tinted glass. Real nice . Drive m,e. (9l4AE0) "" • $ FORD 21 • ' .. . . •