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Home My WebLink About1973-05-26 - Orange Coast Pilot- 7 Orang~ ~ast -.. • EDI T IO N VOL. 66, NO. 146, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES Carpenter UrgeS By GEORGE UEDAL 01 "'' 0111, .. 11o1 s .. w Proposition 20's most vocal prHlectlon critic Friday night urged members of the South Coast Republican F'orum to help "make the coastline conse rvation legisla- tion work." State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter (R- Newport Beach ) addressed "Scruffy" members from Irvine and other Sad- dleback Valley communities Friday night in the Holiday Inn, Costa Mesa. Ca rpenter, author of several unsuc- cessrul coastUne control bills, explalfled why he WU oppooed to the ballot in- itiative which was passed by voters last rail. He said the measure : -Ignores the most responsive form of government by creating a distant, statewide authority to rule on coastal development. -Ignores the basic rights of property owners to develop their land, and -Is an example of abuse of the in- itiative process by asking the people to undersland an 1,000-word legislative package. Carpen~ agreed wtera ot Calllon>ia were lmpoUeat for .... ta! protectloo Jaws, bul ao W.. Ille oenator from Newport Beach. " "I apent a whole year of my Jile work. ing exclusively on a 1aw that would have accomp&hed many of the-same pll in· corpol'llted in Propositioo IO," Carpent•r said. lie J<ptated his view that casthJg the coasUlne regulation and master plarming bill Into vote of the people "concrete" made It "nearly impossjble" to change the I.aw except by another lnittatlve. Memorial Day Hit.es •not Wiring!) • Anrwunced D~uglas Engineers Elated By JOHN ZALLER Of TM DlllY ,li.t Sll H The Huntington Beach builders of Skylab are breathing a bit easier today after "the kind of hot wiring job you'd ~ing together in your garage" saved a probable SCM.Jb of America's $2.6 billion space mission. • ordered back to earth and the Skylab workshop left to bake in outer space. "Officially we're guarded I y op-timistic," reported the senior engineer at Memorial Day services honoring McDonnell Douglas. the natloo'1 war ·dead will be held uaut I can tell you we sure are in· throughout the area Monday. vigorated at the possibility that we may ·111e Newport Beath American Legion now have a complete Skylab mission of Post 291 will sponsor a service at 10 a.m. 28 or 56 days to work with instead of just at Pacific View Meanial Park above a scrub. Corooa lie! Mar. NeWport Beach Vice SATURDAY, MAY 26, 197 3 , - 01me-a-1,tne B~galns TODA.Y I TEN CENTS Prop. 20 Work' · "'Ibere are various ~ go.ing around Sac:ram<nto now proparing in- i~ativea to amend it or kill it. It's im· pOosibl• to judge how things wtll come out, · 1 haven't seen any drafts yet,'' Carpenter said. Nevertheless, Carpenter urged the Republican audience to work to "lnlluence" the r<glonal and slate com- milJsloos by oountering the deman<ls of the "professional meeUn& goera" who seek t'o use. the law to "bring things to a halt in California." He also urged "developers, landowners • Ill· who hope. to realize the full potential or the property, those wbo have friends in labor or others wbo just don't care about another guy's basic rights to work to make sure Proposition 21) \\'Orks." Beyond making sure regional com- missions "know there are people out there" whose opinion lies between the ex· tremes of the developer and the oo. growth activists, Carpenter offered little advice on how ordinary citizens might assure the success of the coastal control and plannh;ig efforts. He noted. however, that since the six • regional commissions went into business early this year, it has become evident that more than half of all the cases bein~ htard in the state are being heard. by the Los Angele s and Orange Ctiunty -South Coast. -Coast<i.l Conservation Con1· mi ssion. Carpenter also added, that although he oppnsed the bill, "I worked hard to in· fluence the appointments process to in· sure there \\'Otdd be a balance of 'Opinion Oil the commission s." He indicated he !See CARPENTER, P11e 2) 1eve Frustrated Astronauts Triumphant CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP ) - SafeUy docked with their orbiting space station after a day of high drama, Skylab I's astronauts today attempt what caijld be another cliffhanger -raising a sun curtain on their cabin in the sky. ''After .all the work we. put .in, nobQdy Mayor' Howan! ~ra wtµ be the main wauted'that1'J "*'1t" ~> " """" , ~ .-Of"-~.-· ~ ... !t"-'--•--M--~ ~ Because the Slcytab mjsskJn row ap-""Xf"l~pqo>. · · , ~ BQne.tired after a hectic first day in orbit, Olarles Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. Kerwln and Paul J. Welts face another busy ~me today. 'Il>eY ent•r tfle ~lton • ''It's pretty amazing. really," con· fessed a McDonnell Douglas engineer early today after astronaut Charles Conrad repaired a short clrcu!Uhat had prevented the dockins; of the Apollo cap.su.le with tbe orbiting 'Skylab tp8ce ~ta ti on. e~i'~"'ili'"-~~~&' !pr thd lrll lfme to . ..-~well .. 11~~-hls IOrvfved UM! --"" ~ .... "All the work we did for five years is hang' in the boJance and then tt koepo goitli ~ ... of a t.clmlque Iha! any· body might use to repair a broken - hold applian<.'e," he said. Coorad and the other two Apollo astronauts were making their last a~ tempt to complete docking with Skylab \vhen the senior commander resorted to a space walk to search for the foulup. llad Conrad not located and corrected it, the Apollo capsule would have been Traffic Citation Brings Deputy l1ito 'S11ake Pit' OCALA, Fla. -(UPI) It was the first time Marion C.OUnty Deputy Sheriff Clinton Boatwright had ever been threatened with snakebire while trying to hand oul a traffic ticket. Boatwright saii:I he stopped a car near Ocala Thursday after spotting it weaving erratically down the road. The deputy said driver Samuel Seashole of Lakeland jumped out of the ca r with a rattlesnake in one haod and a cobra in the other and said, "You're not going to arrest me. T'IJ kill YOJ..." Boatwright said he drew his revolver and replied, "If you try to throw those snakes, you·u be just as dead ias they will be." 'Ille "'1litlnr -atioa 11u 1ntema1 -~ "1' lhat temperatureo upnrdS ot llO c1<gree9. city' llll 'V-ol Fuoelgn seYer81 ..paimeitls and'""'"' oome food Wilrs .~) PO.ts. 'lbe -will be . may be ruined -and tbe missl<ln bu oo-beld ill ilie· Omnlun!ty Clubhouse ·at the · ly 50 percent of tile el-1cily it Is sup-comer al ~ !du.Av•. and Call• Seville posed to have. from 10 'to ii:OO a.m. •, Today tbe astronault will attempt to 'Die' CJiirnnfunity Coocerl Band will be deploy a huge umbrella to shade the playing llll!O)Orial Day 9electlons ht Hun- space craft from direct raya of the sun, tingtoo Beacb't Lake Park beginning at and to continue efforts to free the :rolar 10 a.m. · panel !hat bas failed to unfold. Retii'ed 'ldailne Lt. General Frank G. The ex~t to which these objectives Tbarin is ·&Cheauled to speak at 11 a.m. are met will go a long ways toward Commemonition :semce •t the Heisler delenn1ning how much of the Skylab Park Memoflal ht Loguna Beach. VFW lltlSSloo can be salvaged. Post 5¥8 abd t.ecifu Post 22Z are And as builders and desil!JH'fS ol s]lOIUllring the •Vea~ Sl:ylab, the Md>onnell ~las engineers )41on cmilicides .,.. also ,.t !0< 11 will play a Vital role in trying to achieve a.m. at ~~k.Dear the iKer in them. Se 1 Beach. ' ' ' "To the best of our calculations " the 8 ~· craft should cool down to 80 or 90 ~ A mass choir frun rl5 area churches within four days," the Drug1as engmeer will ~ part of a majqr prisoner of w~r said. "That's not going to be as com-service to be held at • p.m. Monday m fortable for the astronauts as 1t might be the Garden Grove IIlgb School Stadium. ISee DOUGLAS, Page%) ' The service, SPoMU"ed by t h e Strawberzy F e s t I v a I Associ.ati"1, will feature au appearance by Navy Lt. NO SCORE HERE FOR KISSINGER WASHINGTON (UPI) -l'ruidential adviser Henry A. Kissin(er expressed a complaint about 'lbursday's White House ga1• for the POWs. "'Lucy, Dear," he said Friday to Wtute House social secretary Lucy W'mcbester, "doo't ever seat me next to an engaged girl again • . . et least not when her fiance is here." David Rehmann, a lonner POW adopted by the d ly CJf Garden Grove. Orange Cout c.lleg• will hav• a special .....,._ service Wednesday momlnC at 11 o'do!:k at the nag pole. Oommander Willlam J. Dettman or the Disabled Velenlla ol .Al!lerlca wtll speak and two buglers will. "'"'1d lapsJrom separate campus loeaUons. Tito Celebrates 8lst BELGRADE (AP) -President Jooip Broz nto celebrated his 81111 binhday Friday wttb homage from Ute people and national flgutts. . . ' -.: • ... ... • • -.>. '· -• ' Dlilfr ~-,,.,, .... ,. ·THIS IS GAS Vr.iJA T\6N1i!6ft~MIMORIAL WEEKEND Empty'S..rs Si,tlOri .I~ Cool• MolO ·Tolls Tole of lndopondonts Gas Pumps Drying Up AlongCoastThis Weekend Orange Coast motorists beading for the hills thls weekend may rmd 'themselves: cos.sling back down unless they know how to beat the. current 1as short.age. Wilh· many stations either clo5ed. over the Memorial Day weekend,' or in danger of running out. holiday traTeler.s ate like- ly to en«n.mter some inoonventenoe. Standard Oil says It has enough fuel on harid to meet the needs of"its normal customers but if other suppliers run short, the extra demand 'at Standard and Chevron stations could result In some outlets running dry. Harder hlt are the Independent sta· tions, among them also the large in· dependents such as Sears and the Treasury in South Coast Plaza. Another brand reportedly running short Is ARCO. • Most stations are voltmtarily Umlting customer purchases to less than a full tank, meaning motorists on their holiday The deputy said he found a total oC 13 snakes in the car, including a l~foot anaconda, an eight·foot boa constrictor, a cottoomouth a n d several ather rat· tlesnakes. He said the car also cmta.ined two gophers and two boxes of turtles. Scashoie, 22, was arrested and booked on charges of attempted assault oo a law officer, aggravated assault,-drunken driving, resisting arrest and !allure to have a valid drivers license. Cnsto111er Always Rightll · tours will have to stop more often than normal for fuel. Standard 11tggests that motoml5 ·•lill uodeclded about weekend plans, consider visitlng local recreational facllltles or taking shorter trips. Officers said dtey were unable W find out why Seashole was driving around with a car full of snakes. Two Beer Cans Prompt Wrangle in Mesa Market Ram Linebacker Pleads I 11riocent Solomon himself should be the judg• o.m. ltpl dtadliM !or sal• of alcohol. when Ignacio Loyola Poco and Larry Repeating a-string of obscenities in Dean Gardenhire get their day in court. broken Engl1sh. Poco further alleged that The indignant Poc:o. 56, a cl•rk at tbe Gardenhire called him an old man and Tic Toe Market at M7 W. Wllaon St., told hln\ Whal hi> could do wttb that Costa Mesa, called police about 2:30 a.m. particular law. Friday to complain ht broten Eog!Wi lie !'llora"d the suspect alao grabbed that be hid been robbed. him ...,._ the eounttr and began chok· Linebacker Isiah ROOertaon ot the Los Patrolman John Jungbll anived and Ing him with his necktie, wbettupoo he Angeles Rams pleatted lnnocont Friday toolt a running-<ICCOltlll report ond grabbed tho. beer and . ran, with Poco at his arraignm~t on charges or hitting des<:riptioo of tJie ruped tbol fed Oflk:er vaull.lllC onr lbo,.Coo_. ln•bot Pol'*llt· a policeman and>reslstlng arrest. Charles Buddemeyer to qulcldy •mot 'l!lO ~'. .l:r le f·t : clalmed A pre-trial helll'ing was ,.I for June>22 Gardenhire, li>bo wu walking to his Go1'lenblie ailO-slimmed blip' •liito !be and a jury trial oo Julfi 5 at.lbe·lro ·•....,.by boln•, ·, · .. i :. g1.,.,fffnl i'IJ>Or ""-whlcb iliattered -· rai pmenl in West -Oringe CO\Jlity.• H• · was boolie<t' m ··' 1u11uao1r .ol -· <Ollarid-ln the doorway, then Deel Municlpol Court. • strongann robbery in the all•ged tbefl ol witholll-poylng lot lbe 41 ceoi. worth ol M>ertson and Michael Lacy, a football two cans ol beer wtl"lh 23 ceni. eocb. In beer player al Oronge Coast College, W<re ar-addition to being held on an old West He had poJd · f<i tlie beef Jer)<I', both rested, police .said, altor poli<e .... ponded Otwtna orNt warrant Illa! turned up ~. while IAlt: 11tspect cialri\ed he to a complUll ol a flglil •I a JlOl'l1 charBinc ale of dangerous drup. poJd fOt' tbe .... too. Sat1~day night ht Huntington BeodL O.nloohlrw, and Pooo told cOnOlcting Garclerlltlre,, ~ claltned ·in hl.t Uicy's arroignmtllt Friday ~ coo-•IO<Mo-wbol really llappeaed. •-to ~-~ hi> i.u m« ol 11nued to June ti so he could r<laiD 'Ibo mutel clett claimed Gardtl>hlu !be dM!c:blanil "1, r IUrly Poco, ltodlng '""""""!. tried lo !all> two be«! and a bag d beef lo • ver!Jol etdtanp In iihiCb the even· Both men are '""·•• Sl.000 bail. jerty but waa Informed It wu post the 2 -tual a.-ouaated that Poco could ' .. ,_, ~-- 1 •I -· be ll)Ore polite. "Why the bell should I be nice when nobody is nice to me?," Poco allegedly replied, according to the statemenl Gardenhire gave police., Gardenhire claimed that wltll tills, the market m1nager called him 1'1 lon1· haired so-and-lo,•• and chased him .Utakle wbtre he began pelting the unaalia&d cu.stom.r wttb rocb. - ;1Dv,l!llfplJnjr~ilJd,.tllo:.. clafaied"be tfn ntuined ti> aiik Poco w!lllt .b& ...... ·~ aj>oul --aM.u!tecl wltb·a lone, -eel Pole·wed to reich merchandl9e on hlcb s&.lvea. Gordenhlre told Oflj~ Buddemeyft! tbal Paco swung and mlued and !bat WU hoW tJte front doorao! smoshed. Several hours later, ;both men were still~~ their ·~ IJlv..Ugi <t~• ,.,...'Jlooo'1 call! . rql-~... lllJili ·~ ll!lo "fl email tropsactlam u ~ lo b 1 I p dttennble wlltfbor the ~ pold 'for or not. . -. - "If you do plan to drive a long distance, leave early and avoid peak traffic hours a.s much as possible and drive at moderate speeds to conserve fuel," a spokesman for Standard Oil of California said. "Also," he added. "tak~ alternative routes to heavUy traveled highway!I if you can, avoid night driving since It is possible few slaltonl will be open, try to top off your gu tank whenever It gets about half empty, and be prepored !or Jm1 wall.I when nlilling." De!Joya can be·on\lc!P"~ porllcularly on lnlerllate 5 throiigb the -Sin Ji>a<iuln V.alley because ol hl>a,vy tratnc ond Ibo limited mnnber ol stallom. Clrrying gaaoline in separate con- lalnen i. not recommended portlcuJarly in areu where the twiperalllre gets hl,ih. p......, who insisl oo carrying re!Jet'Ves should be ceftain their con- tainer ls or a type approved by insurance undorwrlt~ and ;, properly vllt\ted to Ute outakle air. · Despite the il>ortage&, Ca\l!omla ltlghway Patrol officers are bracal for beeV1 holiday tramc. treme heat. Later today, lhey'll altempt lo erect an umbrella-like shade de6lened lo ~ tl10 swi's rays and ad the craft so they can live aboard ti fO<" 28 days. They'll long remember Friday. It was a day or changing emotioos 'that began with a flawless lifttlff into space and end- ed with a successful linkup with Skylab. In bet\veen they ~ with sewn! failures which threatened a quick ending. During a fnistrating space walk, Weitz round he did not have the proper tools to free a jammed solar panel that would have provided their orbital home with more elecb"icity. The drama centered on the repeated attempts to link with the laboratory after the failure to release the panel. It l'ollow· ed one ouccesslul linkup ..mer in ·the day when the astronauts caught Skylab after a 17,000..mile-an-hoor p u rsuit !bat lasted !or 711 b-. For Ute secood docking, the astronauts finally had to take what ruoounted to a space walk to make necessary repairs. They donned space suits, evacuated air from lhe cabin of their Apollo ferry ship and, in the vacuum of space, hooked up an electrical cable to override a short circuit They did not step out.side but moved into a tunnel area where the Apollo dock· ing mechanism is located. "Yea! We got a hard dock out of it,'' Skylab I commander Conrad exclaimed just be!ore midnight as the hooked up Apollo and Skylab Oew above a tracking station in the South Atlantic. That joy was 1lbsent four hour.11 earlier when the Apollo came out or a radio blackout and Coorad announced: "We tried twice to hard dock without any luck." Werking on suggestions tlom mission control, Ibo astronaul5 ~peatedly poked (Seo SKYLAB, l'li• Z) Ol'ange \Venlber A warm and sunny hotlday week- end ls lhe optimistic word from the weatherlady, who sees lhe cloudiness subsiding today and clear skies Sunday with tempera· tures In the 68 to 75-degree range. INSmE TODAY Richard Nixon's 1londlord' at ti .. w .. 11ni Whfto HtMt In Son Cl•menlt ii a W.dlihu .. ind!/.!. trialfst who made hiJ jor1une by perfecting the otTosot can. Sc Pau< 3. ""' .... 1 Cfl....Cll Ntw1 l"t Cl1ft!llMI lt4' (ll'llkl 11 c __ , •-' c ........ ,., 11 '"""' Nefk-. ,. I . •••!Jrl•l• ..... 111 ... 11 ••mlty ,.... 1 "-IO•NM t MINIC.... 4 ..-rtt ll-lt '"" Merli... 14-11 UncM I.• J· ' ' I DAILY PILOT Taking Turns TV Rotating on W at.ergat.e NEW YORIC (AP)'...'llle -major -· 1nnn1DCOd Friday that !or Ille first lime In televlsloo history they will rocolo llYO -11 a maJor oews event-the Waterpte hearings. EucuUves drew tots and, loltowlng the reoul~ NBC will carry the Soaa,. beariDp Uve when they resume June 5, CBS June G, and ABC June 7. TSE THR.EE networks have ber.n besieged by _protests tr;om viewers - mo1tly women at home-saying they have been depnved of their favorite day· time soap oiieras and game sbows. 1 SOme women have aald that regularly scheduled programs, pr~mp~ed for Uve coverage of the Senate hearings, kept them company while doing boulework but that Watergate wa s no company at all. 1be ~w p1'.n means lhat, oo any one day of the hearings, one channel will be carT}'lng Watergate ~·hile the other two will have thetr regular programs. ABC SAID phone calls were running lG-1 against continued live coverage of ~ ~ Broadcasting System said it had received_ 1,000 calls, of which only !IO approved the pre-empting of regular progranurung to show the Watergate heartnga. . . NBC aald that it received 961 calls on Thursday complaming about pre- empting favorite shows to broadcast the hearings. . All three networks said that the rotatlon system was experimental ~nd could be terminated at the request of any network at the end of any hearmg week . President's Popularity Drops w Lowest Point PRINCETON, N.J. (AP I -President Richard Nixon's popularity has dropped to the lowest point since he took office, according to the latest Gallup poll The poll taken between May 4 and 6, showed 45' percent of those interviewed * * * Nixon, Family Spend Holiday In Key Biscayne approved of the way the President was doing his job. The figure compares with 68 percent approval in November 1969 and January 191.'J, the high since he has been In office. The latest poll occurred after his April 30 television address in which he denied he bad any prior knowledge of Ute Watergate affair or subsequent coverup attempt. His highest popularity rating followed the television addresses In which he an· nounced hia plans for ending the war in Vietnam and the peace agreement. According to a Gallup spokesman, the popularity rating 11sually goes up after a national address. But the President's didn't after the Aprll 30 television talk. KEY BISCAYNE , Flo . (AP) -Presi-The President's popularity remained dent Nixon and his entire family Dew fairly high among Republicans in the here F riday for a holiday weekend 1tay. latest poll. Sevenly·four percent ap- Nl.xoo lert the W'hlte House after proved. But on1y one in four Democrats perUctpatlng h'l 8 Cabinet meeting that approved, for a figure of 24 percent. luted -neerfy two houri, and witnessing Forty-nine percent calling themselves in· Elli L. Rtcbardaoo dependents approved. the awearlng·ln ol ot 'Ibole sampled were 1,531 adults, 18 as attorney general. and Pr'NI Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said years older, at 300 different locations the Watergate scandal was discussed across the country. briefly at the Cabinet sesl!on oot that the President Nixm's popularity average main topic bad been summit talks in so far is 57 percent, the Gallup JoellDd next week with French President spc>kesman said. President Kennedy's 70 -"'°'~' ud fn Wulllaiton perc<!l~ President Elsenbower's 811 per-_,,: n:t:,th ;;! SOvlct Communist party cent and Proai4enf'rrumall's 411 ~"'°nt. leader Leonid Brezhnev. President Truman hit a low of 23 per- 1 1•nw: Jfmti:lent," aaki leg1er, "again ..... cent .in ~~ 19Sl, .the 4Pll~P ~ his determhtatiori not to be i, spommln ~~d ?~en peace tatis tn f!eflect.ed by the events cJ_ the time and to · KoNa Wtrt· g. President Jotinson e ahead and get the job done in what st~ck a low ,o 35 percent in late 1967 eels ts the best in terest of the 001.mtry during the Ve1tnam war. domestic and foreign policy pro- s." 11onry A. xi..1nger, Pre>ldent Nixon's Rogers, Chilean aulltara for naUonal security affairs, about an hour with Nixon before ti•~\,::,;ng. theo tir1ered the President Meet coompanytng the President to FloMda ~ ... Mn. Nixon, daughter Julie and son-In Argentin' a law David Elsenho\\•er , daughter eta and soo·in·law Edward Cox. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - P lane Crash Kills 5---Misses Kid s RICHFIELD, Minn. (UPI) -A twin- engine Cessna plane carrying five North Dakota residents crashed and burned in lbe backyard ol a residence in Min· Qeapolls suburb Friday, killing all on ~· p!ummeling plane narrou•ly mis!· ~ three children who had been picking ~owers in the yard less than 15 seconds ljelore. , "We decided there were other flowers to pick in other yards," 7-year-old Tom Schuck said. 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Washingtoo's relations 1vith Chile have been strained over the C hi I ea n government's expropriation of n1ining properties ov.·ned by A m e r I c a n businesses and the t<ikeover International Telephone & Telegraph Company's share ol the Chilean telephone cotnpany, Rogers had planned to use his vi sit to Argentina to try to smooth over dil· fcrences with AJl<'Tlde. Both attended In· augural ceremonies rriday for Argcn· tine's new president. llecto1· J . Campora. Fro111 Page 1 CARPE NTER ••• believed such a balance hnd been ren llz· ed. In a question·and·ans\\·cr session 'Nhich follov•ed Carpenter's talk, the senator in- dicated he believed there is a "good ch a n c e • · Asscn1bly Speaker Boh ritorettl (O.Lo.~ Angclts f 11·111 hC'!p pn:-:s a deatb penalty restoration bill lh is year. Carpenter noted the Senale approved the measure on 8 27 to 13 vote. adding, "I doubt that mothertiood woold get that kind ol vote these days." Because Moretti ls ambitious and is among Democrat!! seeking to b e governor. Carpenter believes M'orettl ..... 111 assist getting the bill out of a CQilUlllllee the former FBI agent described as beinl{ "stacked agalni;t" any measure which would aid law en!orcement agencies. The remark drew a round of laughter from the sympathetic Scrufry members. Irvine Mayor John Burton Introduced Carpenter. Burton and Scruffy leade~ip and members allke were active In the Conunittee to RHJect the President last fall supporting President Nixon and local GOP candid.ates. Anthony and Friend Anthony Burke, 7, Huntington Beach, is a bit shy on first meeting Disneyland's Mickey Mouse. Mickey visited Anthony and other chil· d.ren 1'"riday at the Children's Hospital of Orange County in Orange. Anthony, who later warmed up to Mickey, was in the hospital for some tests. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gene Burke. From Pagel McDO NNELL DOUGLAS • • • but it will be v;eJI Vlithin the range of temperatures that humans can with· stand.'' ''It should be cool enough to continue the mission," he added. "That's the im· portant thing." The basic cause of Skylab's difficulties - a meteor and sun shield that came loose durlng laund! and jammed the two solar power panels -has .still oot been pinpoinfed. But the official said that wasn't important at this poJ.nt. .,There are hundreds of parts that are under question because they're operating under conditions they weren't designed for. On top of that, there are problems to solve," he said. "Very ·few of. the answers are easy, and they've got to be produced in much From Pagel SKYLAB ••. Apollo's harpoon-like docking l)r<lbo into capture la~ in the Skylab tunnel. ~ .. '!'he efkrts were futile &nd ~the control center recommended a "flnal docking it· tempt, an EVA (extra-vehicular AC· less time than we'd like to give them." Even under pressure. the officials said, the engineers in Huntington Beach feel they have done a good job of diagnosing Skylab's problems so far. ''The television pictures we got today didn't tell us very much Y.'e hadn't aJ.. ready figured out," he said. "We had gone over the data again and again until we already knew exactly what bad to be going on." He said engineers had even predicted that one solar panel was torn away. "We had a piece of information that showed a bare wire out there where it sh o u Id have ·been covered," he said. "In oorr jWlCtion with the other readings we had, we figured the panel probably wasn't there.'' Asked what the process was like by whidl engineers arrived at these oon-- clu.s.Lons, he said, "It's a lot of people. workllu!: together oo the same basic scientific method that you learned i:D grade school. "Except there are 60 or 80 or even 100 variables that all have to be f!:xplalned.'' 'Watergate Five' . ' Moved to Prison DANBURY, Conn . (API -Five of the convicted Watergate coospirators have been transferred from the District of Columbia Jail to the Federal Cor· rect.lonal Irutltute at Danbury, officials !lid Friday. The five are Bernard L. Barker, ~; Eugenio R. Martlnez 49; Frank A. ( . NEWS BRIEFS ) Sturgis, 37 ; Virgilio R. Gonzalez, 45 and E. Howard Hunt Jr,, 54. They arrived at Danbury Friday afternoon, Lt. Stephen Noon, duty officers said. A deputy U.S. marshal in Washington. James Oroszy, said of the transfers, "no one is supposed to know." "lt's supposed to be a secret." Cox Stc0rn l n WASHlNGTON (AP) -Saying he will stand for no investlgatlve delays, HarYMd law protessor Archibald C.Ox has been sworn in as the government's Watergate prosecutor. C.Ox' superior, Elliot L. Richardson, took his oath or office as attorney general in a separate and more elaborate ceremony Friday. Richardson replaces Rlt'hard G. Kleindienst, who resigned saying close associates were implicated in the Watergate scandal Cox will be probing. C.Ox, 61, took the oath m the U.S. solicitor general's office where he served for five years during the admlnlalrations of Presidents Kennedy and Jolmson. G/tf Bare• Rotary DETROIT (UPl) -General Motors has unveiled the rotary engine it plans to introduce in its Cllevrolet Vega next summer as a forerunner of a change from the present piston engine. The 20()...cabic·inch engine -just 14 in· ches deep -develops between 140 and ISO horsepower, depending on the emission control devices added to it. Like its counterpart piston engines, 'GM's rotary engine Is equipped wltti a catalytic smog-control device to meet 1975 federal emission standards. GM Clbalrman Richard C. Gerstenberg told nearly 800 stockholders attending the company's annual meeting the rotary engine -or Wankel -"bas the slgnlfi· cant advantage of reduced weight and size over cooventional engines -an lm· portant consideration In our future pro- duct planning." Trark• Cleared BENSON. Ariz. (UP I) -After clearing out some 700 unexploded bombs. filllng in two huge craters and replacing twi~ted tracks, SOuthern Pacific Railroad Friday night opened the line to the first tr.ains since the exp!-Ostoo or an ammun1tioo train one night earlier. "The mUltary has recovered all of Ole bombs they could possibly find ," said Henry J\.f. Ortiz, a Southern Pacific spokesman. He said explosive ordinance disposal teams from two nearby military bases had scoured a 600-foot stretch ol the track east of here. the scene or a two-hour string of blasts Thursday nig ht when a dozen cars filled with SOO..poond bombs exploded. Ca111por a Cabinet l BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (Al') Argentine President Hector J . Campora. who took offfce Friday, appointed a cabinet that appears to be a collection mainly of old·line followers of former dictator Juan D. Peron's politics. The cabinet members do not appear to be aligned with the radical factions of Peronism that lean more toward the left. The key Interior ~linistry post went to Steban Righi. a 36-year-old fa\\'Yer and nephew of Campora. The ministry con· trols the federal police and directs the government's political policies. Jose Lopez Rega, 52, who was Peron's private secretary during much of the ex· president's 17 years in exile, is the welfare minister. Food Ju1np• Again WASHINGTON (UP!)-The anmml coot or a typical family's market basket of food rose 1.6 percent to a record $1,480 In April. The Agriculture Department said the increase was the smallest !Ince the current food price boom began four nionths ago. The report, issued Friday, indicated the April increase was half as great as in March when it rose 3.5 percent. It also showed that for the first tlme in slz. months most of the retail price hlke was due to higher charges by middlemen rather than farmers whose returns rose more slowly. Returns to farmers for beef and pork in the market basket fell last month, although higher middleman charges pushed retail beef Jriees to another new record and left con.'Wners ooly a frac- tiooal drop lac pork. tivity)." , If it had not worked, the astronauts .planned to separate some distance from ,fihe 11B-foot·long station and sleep overnight, while ground e x p e r t s regrouped for anolher try today. CJoWn & Countru PATIO SHOPS ,;;/ "I'm sure glad we practiced that pr<>- cedW'e ln the simulatoNI," said a relieved and obviously faUgued Conrad. The astronauts had been without sleep for lJWlY 21 hours at that time. "We've had our problems and you've had your problems," Conrad advised con- trollers. "So we'll press oo and get this thing set up aOO hit the pad.'' The three .astronauts chttred ¥.'hen· early this morning mission control bade .,. !hem goodnight and said they could sleep )j~ in as long as they liked. ... "\Ve've still got some work to do t here," said Conrad. "Man, it looks like t someone went lhrough here 'viUi a ·· tornado." ~j~ And. as he climbed lnto his sleeping ·:-: ·bag. Conrad cracked to groWld conlrol, _,:=_,'.~:: "Nighty·night, honey." 'Sex Edition' For Sc hool Paper BERKELEY (AP ! -Describing sex m as "basically a popular topic,'' the 17· ::; ycar-0\d guest edilor of a high school :;: newspaper explained \\'hy lhe staff ;;; elected to print sexually ex p Ii c it ~~~ 1nateriaL · J eff Arnold of Berkeley lligh School's ::: "Daily Jacket," said Thursday the starf ili_:! of 18 worked nearly six weeks on a :.::; special faculty-edited issue designed to · · "create sexual awareness and broaden ~~r lhc social perspective·• of students.'' ;:; The coverage included topics on .:1.: homosexuality, bisexuality, premarital ~· ~ex. venereal disease and a review of the ;:; pornographic 1novie "Deep Throat.'' '.~! "\\'p wanted to get a\vay from the pro. vinclal \VOrld or school and do something :, .. ~,'.: outside.'' Arnold said DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Otlivtry of tllt Dally Piiot ii 9uaranttfd IMIMllV•P',..f '> II ......... NI Ill"" ffW ,.,..,. l'f' SIM '·"'" CIJI ""II ywr ""' Wiii ... "'""'' i. ~. 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Tile district corporal puni.'1lment policy, along with a number of other!' that have been recommended for revision or deletion, is expected to draw the most heated disrussioc at the 7:30 p.111-special meeting at Costa Mesa llJgb School. Also oo the agenda will be continuing di8cussJon of the preliminary budget for the next school year with particular emphasis being put on how $1.7 rnillioo in undistributed reserves requested by Superintendent John Nicoll will be spent. District administrators are asking for a total budget of $37 .2 million. The corporal punishment policy has been before the board one time before for possible change at the suggestion o( a canmittee of teachers, administrators and district officials which bas been studying the rules for a year. At the last corporal punishment discussion, several trustees, particular· ly DonaJ Smallwood , objected strenuously to the me of corporal ptmishment in the schools. He called it degrading and antiquated. Since then , the district's principals \ have been surveyed, revealing that most or the limited corporal punishment oc-- curs on the middle school level, some on the elementary level and nooe in the high schools. It is expected by most observers that the policy will be retained as a last resort ror the most inrorrigibl.e students. Other rules and regulations to be studied for possible revison include: -Employe grlevanceprocedures which have been perused by the Orange County coomel and passed on to the board. The procedure has been streamlined. and made easier to use. -Policies dealing with police on cam- pus and their relations with students suspected of criminal activity. Several changes had been suggested giving the students a little more leeway in such situations. -Ru1es governing the extent to which the district can change programs or working hours without a meet and confer process with employes. San Juan Names 11 Directors To Cliamber An 11 -member board of directors, in· eluding rive incumbents. has been elected by the San Juan Capistrano Chamber' of Conunerce. The direct.ors "''ill serve during the 1973- 74 fiscal year. A meeting will take place next week to elect officers. Incumbents re-elected as directors are Rupe Hartmann, El Estilo: Jean Lacoua- gue, Lacourague Itanch; Bruce Swartout, Tustin Land and Cattle Company; Pat Toner, Niguel Personnel; and Marilyn, La Tienda de Pape!. New directors are George Baz.za, tax at- torney; Rita Casteel, Bank or America; Ed Cornwell, El Adobe Restaurant; Leona Fitzpatrick, Capistrano Valley Realty: Hugh Gray, Graybart Interiors; and Paul Hwiter, Southern Calif. First National Bank. New officers will be installed at an an- nual dinner dance June 22. .. O.lty Pllot Stefl Plloto Yellowtail Catch Dan Blakeley caught tt\.ese seven yellowtail on the Clemente out of Dana Wharf this week when 12 passengers brought 33 yellows to gaff. Blakeley is holding the jackpot fish , 18 pounds. They were caught four miles off the coast of San Onofre. Record Mississippi Flood Ends as River Recedes By The Associated. Press The Mississippi River dropped below flood level at S(. Louis Friday !or the first time In 77 days, ending a record· break..ing spell. The river also tell below flood stage at Memphis, Tenn., for the first time in 63 days. The Corps of Engineers at St. Louis said a special, unofficial reading just before midday showed the river level at 29.99 feet, just below the 30-!oot flood stage. 'Mle Mississippi first topped the flood stage at St. LoU:is on M3rch 10 after heavy spring rains sent pvers and backwaters througOOut the nation's midsection spilling over their banks. It creasted several times, reaching a record 43.3 reet on April 28 and breaking a mark set in 1785. Amorous But Nearsighted SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Tir- ing of chastity after 10 years as a bachelor, ''Monster." a Galapali(os tortoise at the Hogle Zoo, this spring lightly turned his fancy to thoughts of love. However, said zoo director LaMar Farnsworth, the objects ol the tortoise's affections have been unresponsive to his advances. They have included a rock, a feeding pan and a garbage can lid. Farnsworth said the wo will seek a female Galapagos for the ap. parenUy neanighted "Monster." As the waters receded , residents and officials of the flooded areas started preparing for a return to nonnal. Corps of Engineers spokesmen at Rock Island, 111., said the situation was "back to nonnal" and ·residents who evacuated their homes were moving back and cleaning up. The Mississippi dropped below flood stage on Thu rsday at Keokuk, Iowa , and was just slightly above flood stage at Burlington, Iowa. The deputy city engineer in Memphis said he expected that pumping stations -which protected. low-lying sections of the city -wou1d be closed over the weekend and sandbags along the river bank •ill be rem.o\led shortly. Mesan, Rewarded For Recovering Shredded Money A Costa Mesa man who helped uncover $415 in bills that had been torn into eight pieces each has been rewarded handsom· ly for turning the shredded money Over to authorities. OfficiaJs in Oregon, where the money was fotmd, sent checks of $108 Thursday to Frank Minnemeyer and $108 and one other California man who also helped In recovering the money. 'lbe two were fishing in the Rogue Riv- er when they found the tom money. They turned it over to Jackson County sheriff's office, but after newspaper advertising, the money went unclaimed. Under Oregon law, the finders are en- tiUed to 'half of the money plus their ex- penses. The rest goes into the county general fund. llomeward Bound? \ ! Memorial Day Weekend Isn't too much run when you're kept locked In the con!lbee of a concrete block cell. Jllst ask Suzie, this five-year<>ld spayed female Beagle. She's calling the Huntington Beach ' I Humane Soclety, 21632 Newland St. home until someone wants to lake her. Suzie likes kids and Is housebroken. By the way, she promises not to get any bigger. DAILY PILOT 3 ·Aerosol Valve Mogul " ' t • Taking a Closer Look! ' At Nixon's Landlord ; By TM Auoclltod Preu If you've ever pushed a button and made a spray can go 1;:.ut," you prob- ably have Robert AbpJanalp to thank. Robert wbo? Isn't he the guy with the tonguc- twistiog name who owns the island In the Bahamas that President Nixon vl!lts? He is indeed. But he is also the man wbo perfected the little plastic and metal valve on which most aerosol products de- pend. In doing so, he converted a debt· ridden machine shop into Precision Valve Corp., an international company that in 1971 was reported grossing $50 million a year. Abplanalp :-it's prooounced Ab-plan. alp and comes from the Swiss meaning Memorial Day's No Holiday For Color Guard There's ooe group that doesn't get a va- cation on Memorial Day: Marines chos- en for the color guard team or r i f I e squad. ''I've turned down at least 10 requests !or color guard so far," U .. Madeline Da- vis, a community relations officer at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, said. "Crom flat mountain" -al.so is the owner of most or the San Clemente property around the Western White House. In a statement released Friday, the White House announced that NI.Ion sold rnoB t ol his San Clemente property to Abplanalp 2lf.i: years ago for $1.2 million, keeping only 5.9 acres or the 26 acres he originally purchased. Abplanalp, SI, has a house in Key Bis- cayne, Fla., which is part ()f the White House comJX>Wld there and °"·ns Grand Cay Island in the Bahamas, a favorite Nixon retreat. He contributed to Nixon's unsuccessful 1960 presidential campaign. bul didn't nieet his candidate until 1963. He told Nlxon bluntly he thought he had been ''robbed" in the election and subse--- quently retained the Nixon law firm to handle some of his company's overseas operations. The two men struck up a friendship and Abplanalp, who lives in Bronxville, N.Y., with his wife and t\vo children, began mixing with others in Nixon's social set. "There's no put-on about Bob at all," said one man who knew botll Abplanalp , and Nixon in the days when the: President; was practicing Jaw in New York. "He's; an open fellow the President can relax~ around ." i Abplanalp was born in the Brons:, N.Y . ., the son ()f an immigrant from the . German part of Svdtzerland. He "-'aS· educated at Catholic schools, dropping~ out of Villanova University after three , years to open a machine shop. \Vorld: War TI interfered and when he return-! ed in 1946 from serving in the Army hM found the shop $10.000 in debt. ~ He \\ias scratching out a living thrctj vears later \11hen a salesn1an offered him' ~ nev.' line of aerosol spray products. es:-: plaining that the only problem wa s that the available valves were expensive and un reliable. Abplanalp spent three months designing a new valve, then \vorked to cut costs and was oo his way. His con\· pany now sells 60 percent or all the aeroS()( valves in the world. \Vith the president and another close Ni xon friend, Bebe Rebozo, Abplanalp sails, socializes and stays awax from shoptalk. 1llelr conversation centers around sports or business, rarely politics. Most Services Curtailed Along Coast for Holiday pany spokesman said. Normal Thursday • This year three color guard teams o( four men each and three rifle squads of l l or•12 men each will be sent out from El Toro. · ~uests are furnished on a first-come, first-served basis. Color guards lead a parade or begin pa· triotic ceremonies by carrying the Amer· ican flag, ;tie California flag, and often the insignll. cl the group spml80l'ing the event. The Orange Coast will celebrate )fernorlal Day Monday with limited civilian and government services. City offices in all eight commwiitles and Orange Q>unty offices will be closed with the exception of emergency agen- cies. The county Animal Shelter will also be closed. The Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach Animal Shelters will be open. pickup in Fountain Valley Will be on Fri· • day. Monday pickup of Irvine trash will be on Tuesday. The honor guard fire their unJoaded ri· fi es as a salute to wa r dead. 1t1embers of the teams are chosen at random. The responsibility is passed from soldier to soldier, Lt. Davis said. Most Marines have been trained in boot camp in the protocol of showing the na- tion's colors. The only olher requirement is doming dress blues for the occasion. Residential trash collection goes on as norm.a.I on Monday in Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa, S an Clemente, and San Juan Capistrano. Normal Monday pickup in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley will be done on Thursday a Rainbow Disposal Com- Post olflce lobbies will remain open Monday, but window service and mail deliveries will be discontinued. Mail will be picked up Crom collection points on the holiday schedule and special delivery service will be available. Commercial banking racilities will be closed on Monday. Markets like Safeway, Stater Brothen, M a r k et Bu.tet.. Albertson 's, and !1irlftmart will be open for business, whlle Lucky's and Ralph's· take the day off, ;rtN.J'H !'73 MODEL ;tl*JWI t;LOSEOUT SALE The best time of the year to buy TV and Stereo Is al• ways May and June. 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ExeDe 1 . under the fr 1nchi1 e 1 tr.. Younger, 1n · a llUk ~ vestment law. Van Camp _ ..J..... _ -=---~ --..... alleged. · ---~ n .lbat iln't eoougti trooble. 6 .o ti e r • 111 e" t • Patrick i.. trading blows wllll .i eritle• -• t • t e the . Federal Trade Qim. ma41 lebral _ ••IJ miuion, which charged hiJ P.-•-'·'· L-· Hollday Magic firm with' -.-..-,...,. nr .. operating an illegal lot~ 111W·pi.a la oper .. tbroug~ lls multilevel ta-. mark.etlng program. aod with ..._.--____ ____ ___ ___ ___ _ misrepnsentaUon and ·price-~ firing. Patrick's operation, a&ld that ACCORDING TO SI a le wt'thin 28 moo••-o1 operation CorpcraUons Commissioner GOVERNMENTAL eritia in pyramid tad::m 2B8 milUon Brian R. Van Cimp, Patrick's -state and federal -say investors would be involved firms are in trouble with his Patrick has a pyramld plan in each supposedly ea r n I n g department and the slate at-operatioo , $50,000 aa allegedly promised tomey general for alleged Here is how it aUegedly b n .. A V~1a11·0-of ••· Calllorn1·a "-I f Y ..,.,. company. .., ,.., wll:" worA.11 : prospec s or franchise investment l a w , distributorships are brooght UKE A N old-fashioned California antl-ehain JeUer together in almost a religious chain letter, this never law, and the Business and fervor and sold cosmetics in works," Younger said. "The ~~~'--~~~~---'~---''--~~ ••• !Gemini--Protect . ' Self, Have Fun SUNDAY MAY 27 BJ• llYDNEY OMAlll\ ARIES (March 21-April 19): Dynamic changes ca n occur, especially in oonnectk>n with clote relationships, including marrlag~. You get attention, pubUclty. Unusual offer Is In picture. Some of your desires are fulf i ll ed through unorthodox mea ns. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You ftnd unusual friends In usual Places. Much of what oc- cura is apt to be 1pur-of-the- moment. Sur prise! are featured. Aqaarlon i.. likely to pliy key role. One who can help make thbtgs easier needs on)y lo be aaked. GEMIN! (May 11.June 20): You ma:; find one wllo at- tracts, fascinates and cap- UVatff. Key is·to have fun but to protect yourself in emo-- tklnal clinches. Give but also receive -maintain self- ~Uiem. U you value youraeU, , olllera will apprtclate YOU all the mo_re. Jt • ' CANCER . . 21~): Home· env t, lirOOirty Investments, s p e c·[i"f''r'ela· llonahips -all Jlt'e em· pltasiud. Key !)OW It lo be forthright. Get at f a c t s ; discard rumen. You have gen- uine ~ly lo build on solid baae . .qilar!u, Loo and _,... are lit plctiire. LEO (July IS-Atlg. 22): Message b aurprising and could lead toad venture, creaUve activity. Gem I n I, Soclllarim and VlrJo persons CJ0!1ld figure prominently. Your lntellectu!ll capacity will be testod, challenged. Get con- cept!, ideas on paper. Roman- tic involvement ipd.lcated. ymGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Face facts about money issue connected with family mat- ters. Comforts, luxuries should be kept within bounds or your means. Know It and act ac- cordingly. Protect possessions. Steer clear of get-rich.quick Jeheme. LUlllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): If OVERWEIGHT? 56 LB. LOSS IN 40 DAYS Undt r Medical Supervision a t the Omega Clini c 1 HOURS: 9:00 . 7:00 I • CALL FDR AN APPOINTMENT II I COSTA MESA 4 NAMlllM SANTA ANA F11l1trlon·LaH•br~ I 1llt N..,.,. I~ W. allwy, lltHT111tlnAYI JS& W. 1.aH&bt~ Ulvll 646 16.... 77&-4841 547-4329 (714) 87~9347 • ...... (213) 697-1791 Fanail11 Clr":.:";•---";;,":._Blll Ke ane GOT TERMITES? Be sure you know the difference! TERMITE ANT Why pay $100 to $300 or more for termite control- when you can do the same professional job yourself for less than $30. With ARAB you use the same products the professionals use. You apply them with an applicator attached to your garden hose. Just a few hours o f your .... /A time is all it takes and irs ----...-1. 1 guaranteed. This area is ·--= //1 heavily infested with lermites-50-if you have ter· mites, and chances are that you do. CALL OR VISIT ONE OF THESE ARAB U·DO-IT DEALERS TODAY. La9un• Buch HardWllre Laguna 1 .. ch, Callf. Bayvl•w Hardwar• Newport a .. ch, Calif. Bulldar1 Emporium Co1ta Maia, Calif. Montgomery Ward Huntington laach, Calif, Th• Handyman Huntington BMch, Calif. K9f'm Rima Hardwani Co1ta MMll, Calif. mari:tt beal•M!I ubu'a(ed qllidl1 and only Ibo early ll>-•e:ston pron&. If .Palrlctaod._ __ aloo la deep P\C': In Illinois aod Tonmlo, Clrioda. --ti* Patrick JIJld hiJ 1ltbl1cl1lrios are °' have lieeti .N>Joct lo rqulatort ldMly la -OOUPtrlel, 11 states and one ell)'. Ile'• ~ bavillg -· will> Ure Securities and Ex- dlange COmmisalon and Ure U. s. l'Olllal Service. PEOPLE HAVE said !hot Patrick never needed to be in •JJdJ trouble had he Just ped- dled his cmmelic Jloe, which, experts say, is an outstanding product. Reports say t!tal Patrick hlmseU U! becoming a recluse because of tus problems -a young Howard Hughes of sorts. Tom Mix Museum Rescued Patrick's probleml .,...., '*'8>ed "' j\111 hil ~ dealinp. A jet airplane beloogKtg lo Illa Spoctrum Air' Inc. crathed on lalteoll at Sacnmenlo Executive Alrjtorl Jut year lnlo a Farrell's Ice c r e a m parlor , kllllDg 22 children and adults. P AT R I C K CONSIDERS himself a political con· 1erVat.ive. He is a rree-en- terpriser and is11°t about to give in to the government. He'• planning to light each of the acUom taken agaimt his firms. Another Patrick program has genented some $280 million in lawsuits. lt is the Leadersrup Dynamic lnsliwte, Inc., designed to produce leaders .in the young business group. It was supposed to be a "character building" program but fell apart when former participants told of having been subject&! to physical and mental torture. "The litigation br the state of California has arise n primarily because thousands of investors in the varioos Patrick organiuitions iden- tified were induced to affiliate with these companies as the result of inaccurate a n d misleading infonnation and high pressure sales tactics," \'an Camp declared. Edison. Gets Honor Cours es Sc hedule d At Coast Pourteen Orange Co a s t Coil•J• food !<rvice and hotel management student! have been presented cash scholarships by the Ora!'lge Empire Branch or the F<>?<1 Service Executives As.!oelB• tion. fhe scholarships are based on finan cial need and area of study. Those receiving $100 awards are: Karen Larsen, Hllll- tington Beach; James Curtiss, Costa Mesa; Paula Kersting, Fullerton. Winners of S.SO awards are : Violet Boodman, Garden Grove ; Robert Cody, Jr., Cos ta Mesa ; Angelo DiLorenzo, Santa Ana ; Earl C. Hawley 111. Newport Beach; George Korbel, Santa Ana ; Debra Sue Nottingham, We slminstcr: Albert Sztejter, Orange Coast College will be Huntington Beach. offering more than 150 courses for their summer session Winners of $25 are : Norma which runs from June 18 Bourgois, Costa ~lesa ; Susan .1.--··rrh J. DiLorenzo, Santa Ana ; An· uu~.,. Aug. IO, M na Lee Gribbin, Costa esa; Registration will be held by Irwin Jay Wilk , Orange. appointment only June 11, ;:========= from 8:00 a.m. lo 8 p.m. and .• June 12 rrom 8 a.m. to I :00 p.m. Studmts may register without appointment on a walk-in basis: June 12 at 2-8 p.m.; June 13, noon to 2 p.m. aod 6 to 8 p.m.; JWle 14, 6-8 p.m.; and June 18 and 19th, 8:00 a.m. to noon and 6-8 p.m. New, continuing and return- ing students who plan to enroll in the summer session should secure a registration ap- pointment by filling out a residence card in the OCC Admissions Office. Cards are available through May 31. OCC Has Top Honor YOUNG PEOPLE'S ART ·County's Best Now ·on Exhibit llE G. L:) HOmEIHOW Anaheim Stadium N CW thru June 3 E"""""1 1>y California Mobilehanil Dulm Associ1tion --~dt¥ ........... ..,,., •• .....,2'-28 11:00-"' 10;0Dp ..... T ...... tllrv~ridrt\'.MIY~I 2:00 p,m. '° lO:CID•.m. ~ • .1w ... 2 12;00_ IO 10:00p.m. ~ ........ :) 12100-101:00 ...... ,,:. "'"' .. ,:. ··-:. ' . 221 marne ave. 675-0770 balboa island ope" Mon.-Sun, 10 to Ii FROM F ashion Island N ewpo r t Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HAR,BOR • .., . • I " ' • • I ' S.t-t, Ml1 26, l '173 Cymhidiums 'Easy' Adventure Ahead Workshop Accident.s Sunny Days, Cool Nights Required Avoidable By Marloa l'anonl Cfrl11ttl" le~ Mellltw lw'lk• If you are 11.ke other busy women who demand to see results from. spare-time pro- jects, discover the worthwhile hobby of growing cymbidiwn orchids. These plants respond to little care. No lonB:er expensive, and easy to grow, cymbid.ium orchid plants will reward you with graceful sprays o f delicate blossoms. The flowers last ln water from six to eight weeks and are unsurpassed for beauty. 1n addition, caring for tbe plants is as exciting as cutting flower spikes, for a cymbld.Jum plant is never idle. Watching Its vigorous growth is interesting t o anyone who likes to inspect gardens and view results. It is not necessary to be an ex· perienced gardener, however, to grow cymbidiums. Other than an occasional boost of fertilizer and plenty of water during growing cycles, re- quirements are mostly en- vironmental. IN CAUFORNIA, and areas with similar climatic con- ditions, the plants thrive outside. To bloom, they need Stlnny days and cool summer nights. In warmer sections of the country, small greenhouses equipped. with evaporative c o o I e r s , or refrigeration units., provide the 'means to lower night tem- peratures for successful grow- ing of cymbidiums. Also, greenhouses offer need pro- tection from frost. While cymbidlums c a n withstand short ·spells of weather as high as 100 degrees F. and as low as 29 degrees, they are happiest with a max· imum temperature of 80 degrees and a differential 'of 30 degrees between day and night. Some amateur g r o w e rs cater to plants by maneuver ing the pots. On a warm but not hot day, pots are removed from greenhouses and placed in sunny locations. Even in California, cymbidiwns will not bloom if their pennanent home is under a shade tree. Sun is necessary to induce flower spikes, and yellowish- green leaves on a plant are Preferable to lWJb g r e e n fOliage. · ~ PERHAPS THE common sense" approach is one reason women grow orchid plants with ease. During unusual l y hot weather, a woman will decide the plant wants an extra amount or water. She'll spray the leaves and provide as cool a temperature as possible. Since plants are living things, such attention is repaid by survival and new growth. New growth appears almost as soon as flowers are cut. Therefore, when purchasing a cymbidium plant, either from visiting an o r c h i d nursery or ordering from one or their colorful brochures. ask for a plant that can re-- main in its present container for at least two years. The plants consist of oval shaped pseud<rbulbs and require room for expansion. They do not like to be crowded. WHILE THERE IS no dif· ficulty in transferring a plant to a larger container, or ruviding a plant into two or three smaller pots, It is wise to delay this procedure until you acquire more knowledge by caring for one plant during its growing cycle. Also, if a plant is distlll'bed and remov- ed from its container after Ju- ly, It might not bloom that year, which Is discouraging to a beginner. Flower spikes appear in October and November. These resemble leaf spikes and new growth in appearance, but are easily recognized as they shoot up. Shedding a sheath in which it Is first enclosed, a flower spike will reveal many buds clustered together. AS THE STEM elongates, the distance between buds becomes evenly spaced. This GARDEN VPROOTED CAJRO (A.Pl -Shehata Abdel Aziz Frely, a muter gardener at the Clliro Zoo, planted 75 Indian hemp ptanll -from which hashish 11 1 derived -among t h e thousands ol other plan growing In the r.oo gardens. Police upro\)tecl them . The gardener, who It 84, t.old authorities the planta were to finance his reurcmcnt. S1Jnday is ·PllLlBAY blooaooUng procoss tal<es e<Jn. siderable Ume but is an \n-- deocrlbable thrill w a cym- bldium grower. One day you'll be pleased by counting one or two flower spikes. The next day you'll shout," "Here are two more!" You'll realize that when searching at the base of the plant ror Hydrangeas GotOomph In France Hydrangeas owe their bold, showy blooms to the French. Hybridizing in F r a n c e decades ago started givin'g the big blooms the oomph they lacked. The improvement has continued. Today's hydrangea is more compact and colorful. Planted now the hydrangea will give summer color for years. It should be given partial shade, more as the distance increases from the coast. They should be planted in well drained soil and given plenty of water in warm weather. Blue flowered hydrangeas are the result of acid soils. :nu::re are also shades of pink, suggestions of reds, orchids and white. It is recommended that the canes be cut back to different lengths during the dormant season, removing some canes. This promotes larger blooms. BIG IN DIRT Richmond, Va. (AP) - Kidwell Turf Farms of Culpeper, Va., which sells commercial sod has hired a new sa l es representative. a man who's been in the turf business for 12 years. He's C.S. "Pete" Moss. spikes, you mlJaed oteing a couple that had aln!ady srown tall in advance of others. Your enthusiasm grows aa each flower bud opens, and you're justified in being proud of your achievemenl Even before sprays o t flowers are completely open- ed, you will be planning on ad- ditional c o I o rs : early bloomers, mid-season bloomers, and late bloomers. There ls no floral gift any more appreciated UMm a single spray of cymbidiums, causing you to wish for more flowers to share with friends and relatives. 'Ibis desire to become a collector is not unusual. By caring for a single plant, unknowingly you have joined more than 100,000 amateur cymbldium growers, whose in- terest in this exciting bobby is accelerated by an ever-ex- panding collecUon of new hybrids, seedlings, and dif- ferent varieties of plants. You will surely become an orchid hobbyist. Do n o t become exuberant at fll'St in buying too many cymbldiwns. Eventually each plant you buy will have to be divided. Your original plant will make two or three divisions, possibly within a few years. By com- pleting ruvisions ln .Marth of any year, you'should have that many more plants blossoming the same year, or the follow· ing spring. Also, the leafless, dormant ba~k bulbs, ap- pearing in the center of a crowded plant, can be tossed into a paper bag to sprout roots. These can then be started as plants to bloom within three or £our years. Cymbidium orchid plants grow and muJUply, but not faster than your excitement for this spare-time hobby. In return for successive months of pleasurable Wversion, you are rewarded by sprays of cymbidium flower'¥ . . . a single spray containing from 12 to 30 blossoms. What an outstanding prize for a fun-filled, sparetime bobby. KAYAK WEIGHiNG. ABOUT 40 POUNDS TAKES ABOUT 40 HOURS Good for Pok.fhg.Around Bays • nd Lakes Ouririg Leisure Hours Weekender Gardeners' Checklist Here are some things to be thinking about this weekend. • Still time to plant tqmato plants and seeds of such· hot weather vegetables as corn, beans, cucumbers and sum- mer-type squash. e If you would grow your own chrysanthemums, for fall color, hurry to select and plant the small, rooted cut- tings which are available this month. e Remove faded flower heads o n rhododendrons. Simply snap them olf at the stalk. • Lilt and divide tall beard- ed iris when they have gone out of bloom. They should be divided every three or four years and reJet in a dry, sun~ ny location. • DaylHies provide pl!!n· teous color in the summer garden.· 'lbe warm colors add a refreshing touch to the long, hot season. Metal Screws l(ayak Enjoying ~ew Popularity By STEVE ELLINGSON from read t 1 y -available In ell countnes Or ihe world, materials, like eXterlor-grade plywood. For anyone who has particularly the United States, built a boat before, the Plyak the kayak is enjoying new-should take about 40 i:nan found J>OPWari.lY. Here's a -..._ to 1 t I J nimble' u·....-•··~e· lg!it 'craft that •a.rw., comp e e. ba9 it5 ~~ & AJ'ctic..as. a· measures a little over 11 feet long witn a JO inch beam and basic instrument of survival, 8 gross weight 0 r ap- yet is branching out as a proximately 40 pounds. When Omodwnern."versoutdoorand lakspoesrt. on our launched_, the Plrak will be an excellent "one-man" boat with to the Eskimo, a kayak is possibly one child to ''crew''. more than a boat. When he's To obtain tbe easy-to-follaw laced into his whale-bone and Plyak Pattern number 504, walrus.rude craft, he's ready 8apd ~ (add 2S cents for fur anyth1ng in the way Of, artmail delivery) by cash, water or weather. To most.o! · thee~ or money ordti' to: us, ~vel", a l<ayak is. pure ~e J:llingson adventure. It's , pe<fe<it !Or QroDge Coast Daily Pilot Pat· poking arowid , uninhabited Jem'Dept. islaOOs, exploririg the bends of . 'Ro. Box 2383 a lazy, Winding river or just Van,Nuys, CA 91409 breaking the peaceful sutface ' of a placid lake at sunset. Since whaJe bone and walrus hide are rather hard to come by, this ''plyak" has been designed to give the pleasure of a kayak in a boat made Planks Shrink Wide planks tn' floors are more susceptible to swelling and shrinkage than standard strips. NEW YORK (UPI! -Orie thc>t1$and eye injuries occur dally across the United States. The home craftsman figures slgnl:Ntantly in· the total, ae-•r eotdlng to the Society for Sherrilao urg8s, too.' that the Visual Care. home craftsman a v e> id "The most tragic aspect or eyestrain. workshop eye accidents, is "Often tired eyts make that they can be prevented," sight blurry," he says. For in-' says Dr. Spencer Shennan, a stance. so n1 eon e soldering consulting ophthalmologist to wires for a stereo setup may the society. "Just the few use the Wf008 contact becalUle seconds required to put on the area k>oks ha1y or blur- protective lenses could reduce ry." . . eye injuries. Probably 90 per-He recommends, when doitig cent o( equipment-related ae-critical work, lookiog off. into cidents are need.less and · the distance at intervals to preventable." relax the eye muScleJ. SAT. t TO t.' SUNDAY 11 TO 'S~ .. . . 2.44 CAMEWAS .-.:~~~' ~,. . . ......... 1.'22 FRUIT TREES : .. ~~~'~':."~· ........ . &.88 ROSE TREES '..:,~.'·,~" "'" ...... , . 4 Ill. PLANTS ~!'.'.0:~'''" ' PONY· PACKS ::.~:::~ ...... , .......... . REllWOOD COMPOST .... '·" ........... t.99 ' n... Specl• A.tu 6-.d All hy Metnorlal Dq Mowffy 9130 .. i p • ..i. HUNTINQTON <;fNTER EDIN~lR AND •EAC~. J4UNTINCTON l!ACH 192·6611 Sheet metal screws arel,=======:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::=:=:;=~=====:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=::;:::::; = :-:1u.lfa::t.r~~~ MEMORIAL WEEKEND TRUCKLOAD EY!EN't wood. ,. ·, l ' • I . . I "' : . .. .. . ' ' . OPEN MONDAY 12·5 ·" '· " 't.. " .... .. ' . ·-·· .. -.~··. . . . . . ..... ' ts ~ -~Best Suin-mer :::i'Y,"._ ! --~·· " With summer r.apid1y a~ proaching, and bare spots begiming to s'how in the garden, now is the time for a quick color transfusioo. The logical transfusioo comes In the form of snrnmer- flowering aonuals. Set.out now, they will start to bnghten their sunoondlngs in a matter of just a few weeks. Some annuals, which are available as small transplants in ra.irsery nm, will start showing color almost from the start. Late May is e. good time to still plant marigolds. 'lbere are dwarfs for e d g i n g purposes, intermediate growers for flower beds and borders and taller varieties ,to I • .. feature in backgrooncl situ a-Pinky. Bright Eyes a n d tions. Colors include inta1se , Blanche. :Ibey are especially shades of yellow, cream, gold, "popular-tbr sunnY flower beds persimmon -and even in the hot interiOr valleys. bronzlsh and mah:>gany tones Petunias JlU\ke excellent in bi-colored m a r i g o 1 d s . hanging baskets -and most Flowers range in s!re from the can be -showcased in dis- daintiest fluffs to !our-inch linctive.cuttainers' blooms, Dmu:f .<lltlllaS and asters Zinnias like a runny place in are-fixtutt:s in many unmer the summer garden. The taller gardOno hf llN! Goldeit State, varieties ccme in mixed colors bodl f<r display arid for cut- fur a sensatiooal display. The ting flowers for indoor ar- small.gowtng type an d rE" , dwart. are al'ailal>le in . '_l,pbella and seperate <llllors; llt!S -eooble al) fonn .smaJl motlllW~I you to croale lovely settings tn of loog-Wting color -in blue. borders and planter-s-foc up-pink, magenta, purple and close enjoyment. white. 'Ibey are p er k y Other sun-lovers include tbe performers and se!'Ye. asl'er- periwinkles -sold as Vine.a, fective iaccents throughout the willh names sud1 as Little summer gard~. 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-5527 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6:00 SUNDAYS 9 TO 5:00 BIG, BOLD FLOWER CLUSTERS HYDRANGEA . . Now in gorgeou5 blooms of white, pinks ·~d blue•. Striking foliage.. Sun or partial shade. 1 Gol. 1 98 Rog. :i. :z.s • Long-lastlng S~mmer Blooms ! ' A NEW LAWN I"-HOURS : ' ' Dichondra Sod .u ........ --... --c... w ....... ,.. ·-.,.~ pleltt ,., .... Nt•ftl. • ... ~. 1.69 -It 's great for patc11 i11g worn spots in extsthig ./jlW11-SI -• * * * Saturday, S~nJay cind Monday 1st Quality -Hundreds to Choose from -Bring your Trucks & Trailers I GALLON 2 GALLONS 5 GAUONS 97' YOUR CHOICE OF ••• ' CITRUS * A SORTED JUN~PERS TROPICALS * ·s E TREES ·: ' SUN L:OVING SHRUBS * VINES -----.___ AND · MANY MANY MORE • .ALL PLANTS JUST . ·> , . ., ' , Kellon'• NITROHUMUS ,, a rich compQJt of n11tur1I humus used Jn tht prepara- tion of ffower bed .. Jiwn1 and cround cover areas· bl· fort pl1ntinc. Ktllo11's NITROHUMUS improve1 both soil tea:tur• and structure. L(/VE Large ,~g only ... s139- Newport Beach' • llashion lslarld Only JCPenney We khow'W'hat you're looking for. t I I I f I ---. -.. --... -.. ~ • • Mail Firms BULLETS KILLED 350 IN A SINGLE WEEK The WHpono /ncluded "Saturday night specials" a 'ather's revolver In the hands of an Infant and a family 1hotgun seized In a quarrel /;i;·i:.''11::.: ':W .::~;: :;%.~·i~t_t'..: .. :· ...... , ............ . Zl/t/::::: ;::~~·::i;:i:.:·: JUNE l&c-23 1~ JULY 7-14 1968 JUNE 15-22 1969 MARCH 4-11 1973 Gun Toll Soars Bullets Kill 350 in One Week • By The Atsoclated Press "I Bullets killed 350 men, women and children in a aingle week during March, an Associated Press sUroey showed. The death total was considerably higher than those reperted in three previous AP survey a. The victims met death for a wide variely of moons. Some were the targets of armed robbers, some were ldlled by policemen In the line of duty and JOme were gunned down in family quarrels. Two teenagers were executed as: they knelt beslde a sleeping bag in the Arizona delelt. A bartender was riddled with machinegun bullets as he sat ln his car at an intersection in Boston. AMONG THE DEATH weaPons ~ tbe small. cheap handguns called •1Satur· day ni ght specials," a father's revolver l>eld by a curious Infant and a family shotgun grabbed up during a quarrel. Ten persons met death during holdups during the March 4-11 period and flve robbery suspect! were killed b y policemen. The 350 deathl wtiich occurred during the week of March 4-11 showed a 70 per- cent increase over the last similar 3Urvey taken four years ago. 'Ille rind- u\gs from the three previous AP surveys wer! 199 ln the period from June 1~23. 1968; 192 from July 7·14, 1968, and 206 from June lS.-22, 1969. The first two surveys were taken in the wake of the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. The third was taken a year later after passage or a federal gun oon· trol law. IN TIIE CURRENT survey, 2.1J deaths were classed as homicides, 91 as SOicide.s and 20 as accidents. At least 128 of the 350 gun deaths were attributed to handguM. Handguns were responsible for at least 41.4 percent of the homicides. 25.8 percent or the suicides and 20.S per- cent of the accidental deaths. Under the 1968 federal gun control law, a ban was placed on sales of rifles, shotgun& and all types or amrnwdUon. It outlawed most over -the -counter sales to out-Of·state residents. Last year the Senate passed • .. bill to bae the sale of easily concealed handguns, ranging from the Saturday nigh t specials to expensive snubnosed hand weapons. But the House took no ac- tion on the bill and its chie( SpoMOr, Sen . Birch Bayh (I>Ind.), says he Sl?eS no point in reintroducing It (his year, unless the House shows signs of passing it. Risk Factors Listed Heart Disease Stays Top American Hazard By MARY COSTELLO Editorial lltsearcb Heports Cardiovascular diseases -disorders that affect the heart and blood vessels - kill more th an one milfion Americans a year and account for 54 percent of all deaths. Ov!r 27 n1illion persons :ire astima!ed to suffer from Qne of the m<1- ior coronary ailments -atherosclerosis. ~ypertens1\·e and rheumatic hear t diseases and congenital defects. Besides the toll In human llfe and well being. che!Je di seases cost the nation 11 lmost $20 e>illion a year. f{eart attacks constitute the major type of cardiovascular disfu11ction. Of the 1.3 million victims each year. n1(Jre than half die. ?i.1ost heart attacks con be tra~ to atheroscleros is. n buildup of fatty substances along !he inner "'alls or the arteries which lea(! to I.he heart, Closely connected 1vlth atherosclerosis is by~eN!on or high blood pressure, a conditi on \l.'hich frequently leads to strokes. D@spltc the developmtnl or life-saving drugs and new surglcnl techniques and 11 marked decline in the nun1ber of dtaths --WWW- Saturday, May 26, 1973 The comment page or the Daily Pilot seeka to lnlorin and .stimulate readers by presenting a variety or com· mentary on topics of inter- est and significance from Informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. WHd, Publlshor from rheumatic hea rt disease and con- genital disorders. there has been little change In the ca rdl ovascular fatality rate Jn the past several decades. Particularly alarming has been the increase in the ri'umber of deaths Rmong younger men and women . HEART RESEARCHERS have sug- gested a host Qf risk factors lhat can lead to one of the three major cardiovascular killers -heart attacks, strokes and hypertensh·e diseases. These Include too many fatly substances in the blood, high blood press ure, cigarette smoking, heavy C(lf(ee drin king, obesity, sedentary living, emotional stress, fr:imily his tory of heart problems and air pollution. The relative ilnportance of these risk factors is being dcbnted within nnd oursi de the medical C(lmn1unlty. Diet has received major nttcnlion. 't11e Inter- Society Corrunission for l~eart Disease Resources recommend ed n "reduction of dietary cholesterol to less than 300 milhgrams per day (rrom the present average of 600) and substantial redu c- tions in dietary saturated fats." Research Jn other areas has Jed to breakthroughs in !iurgery, progress in the dC'velopment of an nrtificial heart, ru1d disoovery of more effective drugs. But surgery can help only a relatively small number of persons "''ith heart problems. Moreover, drugs do not elemlnete the need for patients to follow a prescMbed diet, avoid stre,,.provoklng situations, and Cotsake tobacco. llEART DISEASES offer little hope for one slmple, easily admlnL!tered CUNMll . Surg(!()h Alton Ochsner wrote recently that he foresaw within the next few decades the conquest of a number or diseases. including cancer, through developments ln Immunology. But these breakthroughs, be added, "will not make a dent In the growing number of deRth1 caused by the leading killer of dvlllzed man -heart and vasculRr diseasr~" ' l -. -·-... . .. .... . - -Co111111eni Page Good By DAVID BURXE .,....._..,.. .. 'n)C numbtr of ,private mall companies In the natloo llU doubled In the p<$I II monlhl and backen llY the growth will continue u magulne publfsbe:ra and fUge bullt mailers oeH Wl)'I to escape rirJDg U.S. poalaJ rate and -prob- 11!111.1. I . Companies Doubl.e in 18 Months "Wltll each deterioration of mall ..... 1ce. tht .. firms grow by t<aps and boundl," aays James ll. Rademacher. president of tho Natlooal Asooc:tetlon or Letter Carrier., which represents the na- tion '• ZZ0,00> mailmen, p.Wlic and private. By association count, ~re are now about 200 private firms In operation. But they remain relatively small and local- lz.od, hardly a dust speck in the Post Of· lice's eye. FORBIDDEN BY law from ~ng first.class letter mall , largely lacking in- tercity service, most Q( them specialize 1n delivering advertising f I ye r s , catalogues and occa.slonally magazines within a single city. Outfits delivering circulars on a door- lo-Ooor basis have been around for a king time. But the trend towan:l private mail delivery got a major boost in 1968 when a OkJahoma City firm won attention by putting mall lnto plB!tic bags and stkk- lng it ooto customers' doorknobs, says Rademacher. It iJ illegal for private flmui to use mail boxes. The firm , Jndependent Postal System of AmeriQa (IPSA), "got ao much publicity that a lot of people got the Idea to do the same thing," says Rademacher. lPSA, which sells route franchises of about 400 housel to free-lance mailmen, often housewives, mw hM about 140 or- flcea In 31 states. Yet altllougll the com· pany says its revenues have been doubl- ing each year, in 1972 they amounted to a mere $3 million, compared with well over $2 billion 'for second-and thinklw mall handled by the U.S. Postal Service. "111IRTY YEARS ago, U.S. postal regulations required that third-class local mail be delivered within three days of the mailing," notes Rademacher. "Now it takes as much as three weeks. So a drugstore wanting lo advertise a sale cannot be poslUve C\Utomers will learn about it until the sale is all over.'' "Where we deliver, we beat the bell out of the Poot Office tn speed," claims Tom Murray, IPSA's president and founder. ''AISQ, we guarantee delivery on a certain day, wblch the PQSt Office never does." Private mail delivery is orteo cheaper then the U.S. Postal Service's, says Rlchard Papllnak~ vice pttSident or openUona of Consume r s Com· munJcaUOOJ Services (~). a private maU HrVice covering eight cities in Ohio, Indiana and Kansas. He points out th.at a department store wanting to blanket an area with ad- vertising flyers, for example, would have to pay CCS only $36 per 1,000 items, as compared with $48 with the U.S. Post Of- fice. '1JN AoomoN, the PQst Office re- quires that each piece or third-class mail carry an individual street address, which adds on another '6 to $12 to the mailer's cost." CCS Mnnally delivers once a week , but can deliver every (lay on special orders, Papliru!lki says. Unlike IPSA, CCS hJrea: part-time mail deliverers and pays them piecemeal. The company, whJch was recently purchased by H&R Block, had revenues of over $$ million in 1972. Speed and cost factors like lhese were cited, !or example, by Sears, Roebuck & Co. in explaining why it uses private finns to distribute its catalogues in areas "'·lth large numbers of customers. Responding to the charges of slow delivery and high prices, a spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service says the service knows there are trouble spots, but "we're doing our best to overcome these problems and believe service is im- proving." HE NOTED THAT the postage charges were set by the independent P<>stal Rate Comntis.sion after lengthy hearings on what it cost the service to deliver mail. One of the largest potential sources Qf revenue for private carriers could come from magazine publishers, whQ face sharp boosts in postal rates. Time Inc., for example, used to pay about 2.1 cents for each copy of Time magazine it mailed out, a Post Office spokesman said. The rate was boosted to 3 cents last July and is due to go up to S.S cents over the next five years. Time, like many other publishers, has done extensive tests on the feasibility of dis tribut ing magazines through private mail firms. And Curtiss Publishing Co. is currently distributing the Saturday Eve- .-----.~ Jll-in.San Franclsro ,.. ____ _, 'Qfilck; Buy e Some te~ty' By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Where the ac· tion ls: Republican Coogr. Al Bell or LA, debating Jerome Waldie before lhe SF Democratic Forum, insisted tltat Congress does TOO have more power than the President. "For in· stance," he said, "the Congress ap- proved spending $9 blllion more than J\.tr. Nixon requested . To give you an idea of how much $9 blllioo is, it's more than Maurice Stans keeps In pet- ty cash"., .. (Laughter ). ... Siry:e the subject has now been raised, Strange de Jim insists he overhe11rd a familiar voice caUing QUt from the O\'al Room in the \Vhite House, ''Quick, buy me some men with integrity !'', ... At almost the same iru:tant, Texas John Connally announced flls switch, which, paraphrases Daniel fl.1yers, "has the effect of raising the quality of both the Republican and DemocraUc parties'' .. . . And Herb Rosen understands that ye t anot her plan went aMy last JA.-eek : the U·boat that was supposed.J.o take Ehrlichman. Haldeman W'iCf-Klein· dienst to Argentina never sho"''ed up. llEY, RONNIE! Interior Atthltect Les Pedrick of J\.tonterey rec'd a $12 State income tax refund, took 1 friend to dinner at the casa Rosa In San Juan Bautista, paid the tab with the State check -and It bounced. What's all this talk about a surplus? SHORT.SllORT: Jack Ko ss I y n , casting director for Clint Eastwood 's "Magnum Force" (the sequel to "Oil'"' ty Herry" Callahan), got a call last week llt the Quality IM from an unemployed SF actor who said "I'm not calling abou t a Job, Jack, but r was just "'l'IUng to my mother and I want to know bow to· s p e 11 'malnu1rillon' ", .. "Okay-okay,'' sigh- ed Jack, "you'vt got a part." BARREL'S BOTl'OM: I realize the Spani1h Civil W,ar was a klllg Ume ago, but still, when Milt Weiner proudly told a l"lW'i woman In U1• No Name' BM that he'd bffo a mem· ber of the Abraham Lincoln Drlrade, she should have repll<d, "Groovy ! What instrument did you ,Uy?''· .. Also long.faced Is John Minton, who just received an Arco 1'U!e·llme Credit Card" that expires In r-.tarch, 1976, but nobody lives forever. FILLER· Olll.ERS' Over In Btlvedert, Tom Com's license plates read "S EARS" because he has five ch1ldren and NOW will you stop ask· ing?. . , .Knowing Baskin· Robbins' predilection for timely fla vors, Bruce Chemotf is impatiently awaiting "Impeaol>Mlnt" .... And many a kind reader bas pointed out the "llHterate" street sign at Geary and Presidio - "Closed To ThrQugh Traffic, Local and Mimi Traffic Accepted" -but it really does work both ways, doesn't It? SO.SOCIAL NM'ES' Procter & Gamble, at fll'st a bit huffy over disclosures that Marilyn Chambers, star or the bard-core "Green Door," is tbe "pure" cover girt on its Ivory Soow boxes, oow reall.ze.s there is no 5Uch thing a. bad publtclty; thl! We<k, a $1 ,000 lhank·you clle<k arrived ror her .... This classified ad 1n tbe ~eepy Hollow Bulletin in Marin -"Re : lost black and \vhlte bullwlllp, s timenlal value" -makes you wonder a bi t, doesn 't it? LET l\.fE TELL )'OU that YOLI order Cold Duck 8t Sam's ln Tiburon at your own risk (Barman Chuck Royster: "I do not consider th1s C011coction to be vtUculture's finest hour"). After a flourish of recorded trumpets, out comes a sliver champagne bucket, wcll-chllled and containing a Ump r ub- ber bird. "There you are, sir" bows Qluck . "Your chllly chicken." CAENFE'M1: As for the tJmes thal Mr. Dylan once sang about, they keep athangln': Uke . .Levi · Slrauss is no longer making Its on cc· beloved atralght·leggOO Levi cords. Two rtascm: shortage of corduroy, heavy dtmand for nares, and dere you Lss ••. The way Caspar Weinberger keep! hustling back to SF to make speeches, you have to figure he's stilJ thinking about running lot governor. Besides, the w.u111naton c11mote b gewng tllckler and stictier, nein? (It's not the heat, It" the humilliy) .... Deonne IAwninCc's mean line about Dick Nixon~ "lte's the kind of guy who tw1ce went on naUonal TV to advise the American public . to buy stocks while he became a millionaire by ln- veeUng In re11l estate." nlng Post in 11 cities through private mail firm.a on an experimental basis. "WHAT KlND OF prosress the Post Office makeK in improving its service, and what it will charge for making these improvements will determine what we do with these private companies," a spokesman said . "One of the major probletPS is coordinating the differtnt private postal systems with some uniforntity and ef- ficiency," he added. for the 14(}-membcr .i\tagaziht ~blisher:s Association. •·The cost of . 1sol~tlbit delivery for a limited area will~ pnvat~ service would probably be dispropor· Uooate to the savings." , Some Qf the small mail companies. tbough. seem to be merging. "and there is a tendency for some or the firms to begin to get together and work ool a federation," says a spokesman for N~· tional ftostal Service. an amalgam()( six small firms in Northern California. "Or companies like ours \l.'ill go n~· tionaL It's inevitable in vie\V of what is happening with iXJStal rates and postal service." Few private mail services have na- tional distribution capabilities, points out Robert M. Goshorn, circulation manager " l " Hunger Fears World Food Stockpiling Proposed By GENE KRAMER Auoc:Llittd ,,... Writer 1be world's reserves of grain are reported so low that some areas may face starvation if the coming harvest is poor. Stocks of wheat and Qlher food grains no longer provide an adequate buffer against crop failure, the Food and Agriculture Organization told t h e Economic Committee of the U.N. Economic and Social Council. A3 a result, F AO is drafting a "minimum world food security" program in which major C011Bwning countries would share with grain-growing countries , the responsibility for emergency stockpil- ing. Director-General Addcke H. Boerma is to unveil the program at the agency's annual meeting in Rome next month. AMBASSADOR I . A. Akbun of Pakistan said such a program would make main- tenance of grain stocks a global respon- sibility instead of something left to the producing countries and market condi- tions. In past years, needy countries have been able to count on huge surpluses in producing countries. mainly the United States and Canada, but F AO Asst. Direc- tor -General E. M. Ojala sajd these surpluses have now disappeared. "The governments concerned . h~ve developed ne1v techniques for adjust.mg production to demand," he told the economic oommittee. He said that even if surpluses ~ pear, "they will be temporary and undependable as the world's central food reserve in moments of crisis." OJALA SAID world wheat reserves ari? the lowest in 20 years, down to 8 million tons and ooly 23 percent of estimate4 1973-74 needs. · Food supplies for millions Qf peoplf! duri ng the coming year will depelld. almost entirely on the 1973 harvest, aqa "this is not a tolerable human conditi<f\ in the latter part of the 211th century,"~~ said. · Akbun said drought conditions already have created food shortages "that can be described only as an emergency" in South Asia, the Sudan and South Sahara in Africa and in Central America. Ojala told the conunittee : "The world has drifted into this time of danger because there is, up to this moment, )10 acceptance by the international com- mwlity ... of the coocept Of a minim1'll safe level of basic food stocks for the wor ld as a whole, ... no Qrderly .ar- rangements for taking action when siip- plies are in danger of being deplettd below sale level." Bel ping·· Not Firing U.S. Companies Estahlisl1· Programs for Drug Users By RICHARD L. STERN A, IUJll!ftt Wrtlw A growing number of companies across the nation are helping employes who develop drug problems instead or firing them. C.Ompanies such as Bethlehem Steel. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., American TelepOOne and Telegraph and Sun Oil alSQ have developed antidrug education programs to combat use an1ong their emp!Qyes and train supervisors to recognize signs of drug abuse. Some unions, such as the United Auto W()l'kers, ere estabUshltW the1t own pro- grams and urging the companies they deal "'ith to develop comprehensive plans. But a majority of companies in the eou ntry still fire employes with drug abuse problems and a large segment or firms ·'continue , to ignore" the steadily gT0\.~1ing problem, according to the federal Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse . IT RECOMMENDED alternatives to fir. ing through the establishment of com- prehensive programs. The commission said or 45 companies it surveyed na- tionwide, less than one-hall indicated they had adopted or intended to adopt a forma l policy on drug use or drug abuse behnvior. 11lncreased employe drug use ••. seems a relatively recent phenomenon whJch-a large segment of business management contlnues to lgnore, '' the commission said, 1idding: "Not wiUI the 11171ls did Industry begin to ocknowlcdge that a significant pro- portion or emplo)'ts might be using or under the lnflueoce or drugs other than nlcohol whne on !be job " There has be no naUonal survey lo measure the ~ blem. the commission ~Id . It recom - mended that bt"lneMes nOO the unloos. with the support of lhe Departments or Labor and Commerce, undertake such a study, Officials of companies which l!lre deal- ing with the probtl!m sa.y the casc:s rtnec:t the growing problems or the com· munlty In general. FOR EXAMPLE, 50 emplCJllCS ol a Olrysler ule plant In Detroit's Inner dty are being tmtecj for heroin problems at a rehabllitotlon Cenltr run by tliolr UAW Local lllll. The cenh!r, which ls partially re<1erally financed and avallllble to the 4,000 membera of the looal, soon will be able to treat 200. M~ companies with pro gr runs don't have treatment centers of th~ir own. for drug abusers, but IlUlintain close contact with cornmUJi!tY agencies lfhlch deal with the problem. Ford, Cbi'ysler and General Motors all have such ar .. rangements. The New York Chamber of Commerce. runs a rehabilitation center for addicts., Participating are such companies as AT and T and l\.1errill. Lynch, Pierce, Fenner' and Smith. the nation's biggest broker. Some companies allow drug abusers to keep v;orking, depending pn the job anc! the serioUSlleS'I of their condition. Other!~ such as Bethlehem Steel, 00 not allow' employes to w<>rk again untll there is medical evidence the problem has disaJ>'.' peared. But medical benefit s arc con: tlnued. ALL THE companies with programs require that employcs go for treatment .. Some compani('S, such as Bethlehem and New YQrk 's Chemical Bank, not only help e.mployes already on the payroll but· hir~ ex-addicts and persoos in met.hadtnr: maintenance programs. . But as the commission noted, many finns -SOf'!1e of them with programs to help alcoholics -slill fire instead of help drug abu9ers. The New York Rapid Transit Aut.hority, \\'hith runs the city's subways, immediately d i s m i s s e s employ~ found to be drug users. "We just can't take chances with the public's safety," a spokesman said. 1\11\NY COMPANIES, such as Ciase i\.tanhattan Bank, require prQBpective em· ployes1 and workers suspected of drug abuse to take urlnalysls tests. Although Chase SltYs It \~rill probably change its policy, It now fires drug Rbusers. . The UAW In recent contract negotla: t1ons ha1 urged establishment of drug· help programs. Intcmaliona l Hnrvester and John Deere. two Illinois-based farm equipmerit companies, have already agr~ to such programs , as has American Motors. St.atimics on the effectiveness of the· program& are few . f\,any companies ~Y the programs are too new ror statistical analysis. Others say they haven't ~hered lo keep such rN:-ords Bnd some f1rn:is limply say figures are unavRilabl:e F1reatonc. ho\l.'CVtr' S8Y1' thrte out o{. four emplioyes who enter~ it.! progranl. have been kept on the payroll. 11IE MOST fl'fqutnt """"'" are blue collar workers and whitt collar clerlcaf worken, a~lng to the American Managen1ent AS80Clatlon. Drug u~rs are· generally younger Mlploye1. FlrestCM· says those with dn1g probletn.!J have-" usually worked for the company for nvt1 : years or Jess. Rut ~nles such u Ke'nnecott Copi. per. wt th programs for both drug U&ef'I! and aJcohollcs, say alcoholism Is the ~ ~rious probtem , about twice at: u~wm~ ~ ,. . -· ' . .. Good morning, kiddies. Uncle Len is back after a week's vacation and ready for Ode Of the biggest contests of ;ill time -even if it is almost Swnmer and there is other fun ti> be thought about. , .We've had two holidays ~ teeently (actually one is com· f q up Monday) that are &i>meWhat related, and our t contest for next week has to ) tj.o with them. This week we'll take on the military. Last Saturday was Armed Forces Day and coming up is Memorial Day. Now Memorial Day is also sometimes refer· red to as Decoration Day, and · it commemorates all those servicemen -Atmy, Navy, Air ·Force, Marines -who have died in any war for their country. It is a day during which many families visit a n d decorate the graves of their loved ones who died in United States wars. ·, It used to be celebrated in most states on May 30, but Congress recently has changed ~.few holidays around so they come back·to-back w i t h Weekends, and the working people' may have more time off all in one stretch. ·'. Now Memorial Day is the last Monday in the month of May -and this year that l_Pieans May 28. .So for our contest for: next iieek -and OON'T FORGET tha t means poems and riddles ~1i well as drawings -the !Wbject will be soldiers. . 1be servlei!s are engaged in «i(ll kinds of operations now, so r,ou have a wide range. But . . • ( I,-~~ ... 1, f"·~. * PRIZE WINNER * Cliff Ballard, 6, 10181 John Day Drive, Huntington Baach Any child under ll c1111 enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here'• all you do: (1) Draw picture oo piece oC plain, white paper 5•,~ inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. lt must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bax 1560, DAILY PILOT, c.osta Mesa 82626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturd:ly . \Vinner 'vill receive Kennedy half dollar. for the most part, happily, our forces today are engaged in peace-time activities. However, that should not limit your drawings much at all. You can picture soldiers marching in formation, sailors on a ship, or the honor guard that we often see at parades and sports events. Those are the servicemen dressed in their finest and shiniest car· rying the colon, the flag, of the United States. Remember also that some branches of the service like the Navy have teams of stwlt fliers tbat perform --in this case the Blue Angels. Some of you may have seen them perform in Orange Coun- ty in their precision maneu- vers, and they're as fwt to dra\v 11s they are to watch. This week, draw something that has to do with the defense services of our country. of buffalo (actually biso.n), leopards, and several other animals and birds of which there are only a few left. Plus, of course, our winning entry. We are making gains for some of those sparce species, but we must keep looking out for them as man and his spreading out threaten more natural habitats. .. • SeM ywr fl"'tl ... to A .. AIMf1, c/• 0...,. CHlt Delly Pdot, Soa 1160, c.... ...... Cellf. Many of you seem to be con- cerned about nearly e;rtinct animaJs, and we had drawings _ Another surprise: \\'e seen1 to be doing unbelievably well in the Ask Andy contests late- ly and will have another win-- ner of a set of encyclopedias -. first prize -to announce next weekend. So don't forget Andy! Chimp --, Mraid Of Peers TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Bthl( nlsed by humans since birth bas left its mm: on Kohl, a year-<>ld cbampanzee who wears Qrts, drinks colas and prefers a sofa to a cage. And be's tenilied of otner chimps. Kohl ts a privlleged resident of tbe Ari1XI08 Primate -datlon, loooled on a chicken farm swtl! " here. He 8lld nine Oilier irimates are belng cared for by Paul Fritz and Jo Fmley, -loonded tbe 000-prolit ......,.tioo two years ago. Fritz, an 1mimal trainer at the Phoenix 7.oo, .says Kohl's story began in east Africa when his mother was killed just after he was born . HE \\'oiJND up in the hands of Jane Van Lawic.Goodall, BJ1 anthropoligisl studying pri· · mates in Tanzani. She do- nated KodJ to the foundation. Accustomed to human com· panionsbtp, Kobi can't be cagw ed with tbe other clllmps. Fritz says be's afraid of ttlem. So Kobl wandero aroond Jo Finley's home on the farm here. Miss Finley helps run the foundation. "He has the same rules liv· ing in the house as a little child," she says, "except he has more freedom." She says Kobi enjoys tum- bling on tbe l!Ola ond swinging from the doorways or a visitor's ann. Spongy Character . ~ What looks like a sponge in its natural state is actually a single gram of cactus ~ pollen. The photomicrograph at Battelle Laboratories in Richland, Wa~b., rriagnifies the drop 2.000 t1n1es to reach this image. Parts of fossils are being studied to learn environments of past ages. ~·-------- ! J Cicadas' Rare Show Due CHICAGO (AP) -Millions cicada, but that the term is so casionally something & o e :t of cicadas are about to widely used it's ·hopeless to try awry with their biological Btrr FRITZ says the emerge from 17 years or to change it. timeclocks end a few emerge freedom will end in about a darkness for a short but , l off schedule. year because Kobi will be too tlllleful existence before disap-CICADAS, unlike r u e strong to roam free and must pearing for another 17 years. locusts -grasshoppers -do DYBAS GAVE this outliDlt be caged. • 1'hese Rip Van Winkles of not devour plants. They feed of the cicada's existence: To prepare for the transi-the insect world, commonly on the sap of trees. The nymphs, immature in- tion, he says Kobi is put in a called 17-year locustst are the 'Ibey do some damage when sects, bore holes in the cage a short time each day. longest lived of all insects. But the female cuts sl~ts in the ground, sometimes capped by Fritz also hopes to smooth the all except a few weeks of that bark to lay her eggs. but for a turret. On a wann night in change by providing him with life is lived Wlderground. mature ,trees this has only the late May or early _June the a chimpanzee playmate nam-During those ,few weeks, the effect of "natural prun ing," brown nymph crawls out and eel Geronimo, now 10 weeks mating call of the male cicada Dybas said. Younger trees up a nearby tree trunk or old. reaches a crescendo i n might suffer some harm. plant stem. The Pi rate Foundation, m.i daft c r noon and the With remarkable precision, The skin epllts down the Fritz says, hopes to build a rhythmic chorus can be beard periodical cicadas have been back, and the eolt white adult facility f!)r 100 chimpanzees on a quarter·mile away. known to emerge tor centuries with red eyes emerges in 30 to 40 acres in nearby Mesa. Cur· Henry Dyba.<, wrator of in· rit!bt on time. 90 . minules. Tbe body rf!llly, \be . foundation's to sects at tbe Field Museum of There are other 17-year gradually bankm .ODd. colllrll dl!mllG ll<" oil it oan handle. ,Natural~. oai4 iD on in-cicadas, 8lld ln the South there so lhat by mld'mcnlllJC ot Ibo aliboii@lt moce ;~r< ,being of· "te,-vi'l'N W~y .' I tia I are 13-year cicadas, lxit none next day lbe.ciclda cm l!flA> 14.nd'/ Mnd1 • c:omplf"fe 20-volumo: Hf ot ~ Mt'l"lt Jt1Klenl1 RMYc:l ...... I• to M•tt lonhmm. •11• 11. ol EU119"e. for example counting the ~----/)arof: noses of every moose and nea. .J L4 o.1 fered, he says. "locuS!" b a inlsoomer for U>e in bOtween, a!lhOugh oc-a sumy epol CID a loaf. ~orner--~~-:;::~:;::::;:;;;;;::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::::::::::::;-· Ore., for hb q-1!ot1: • Do more anlmal1 live on land OJ in the sea 1 ' :·A good question always leads us by the nose into ne\'o' and fascinating r e a 1 m s . Sometimes the answer is not IUM;r.m in complete detail. SUch mysteries are intriguing. Sometimes a large question spreads over two or more topics. For example, today's ques. tlon could mean the number of i(ldividual animals or the num· bl!r of species. * There are two ways 1() tackle today 's subject. One ap- proach is to count the in- dividual animals of the land ~d sea -one by one. Obviously a fantastic census vi-oject of this sort is downright impossible. However. biology statisti· eians often spot~heck small sample areas to estimate animal populations in wider regions. Such an estimate merely gives an educated pess and nobody expects it to be very accurate. Another approach is to com· pare the numbers of different animal species of the land and sea. So far, a million or so species have been identified and classified -and goodness knows how many more still are undiscovered. Of the 50,000 or so vertebrates, 20,000 are fishes of the sea. But most of the 5,000 mammals .and 6,000 reptiles, the 1,500 amphibians 8nd 8,600 birds belong to the and. Sponges, shellllshes a n d ooftbodied oorals belong to the sea. Crustaceans and several other large groups h a v e species that belong on land and In the sea . * At this point, you might guess that more an i ma I species belong to the sea. After aJJ, the oeean covers about 70 percent of the earth. Life on land exists on or neer the surface, plus the birds that make trips into the lower at· riloophere. In the va.st ocean, ure teems ln the sunllt !Urlace -txit lt dwindles as It pis clOwn to the midnight depths. .A!topther, the global ocean ha1 300 times more living space than the land. And It seems to be a rule of nature might approach the number of stars in our Galaxy. If this is so, then the census of the sea would outnumber the stars in at least a dozen galaxies. One by one, the teeming populations of the sea far ex- ceed land animals. However, the land ha,, a larger variety of species. * Almost three quarters of the RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Lambton: Why did the elephants wear green tennis shoes? Jellicoe: His red ones were in the wash. Darl'lll Ntwlft, m VII 1•11-. ''" ca.mu .. earth's known animal speclee L.!::===================:J are insects. Though certain amphibious types spend parj of their Ille cycles in ponds ~-------------------, and streams, the insects att rated as land animals. 'Their enonnous variations account for the fact that more animal species live on land. Of course, a million or so strange creatures yet may be found in the mysterious sea. But some experts estimate that another million or so ln· PRAYERFUL THOUGHTS Every night, the same old nigh!. I pray the Lord to keep me tight. In his blanket of warmth and Jove. He says in a nod, I an1 watching over thee. ... Ktnllell'f "'" •ti.tr "" " .llCCIUtMne T"llt, 11. 1711 k111WNd P!Me, Co•t. M1,. ,.r tllt W1~n!1>1 '"Irr In !ho •fwY •1111 -m c:onfftt. Mell reur _.,. or 1l9•r i. u11ti. Lt11, loll INe. Cosl1 MtM, CtUI. HIU. sects and other animals may '---------------------be added to the list of land dwelling species. It looks as if __ , the sea has more lndlvidual ~~,~· -~ animals and the land has more '• · -~ -1 --:;~-,4 species. Andy Mndl • MIVtn-voJumt Ml QI T"9 CJll'Wlklff of Ntl'llll tG a ... d '1»A Wlllll, qe 11, ot St. C1ltl•rlnes, On- tario. C1n.., for hl1 ciue1tlon: Do dog~ remember where they bary bones! Possibly memory plays a small part in this game of hide-and.seek. But it 1s not the key factor. It is bard for us to imagine the senses of other animals. And a dog's sense of smell is 90 overpowering that we would not want to .imagine It. That nose of his ta fan. tastlc. As w. know, he 00.. not need much training IA> find a 106t child. 1£ he gets a whiff of a person's coat or handkerchief, he puts his nose to the ground and follows the trail for miles and miles. * Without a doubt, a dog has a super-keen sense of smell. And without a doubt he depends on it IA> help him to pinpoint the epot where he buried a favorite bone. Sometimes, his keen nose Is misled by other odon aeeplng up from below Uuouab Ille crumbly dlrt. He may mike a few en- thu!lutlc false starts. But witll pAtlence, he usually miffs oot that certain bone -sooner or l~.ter. that life must strive to exiat ----------- Here, Jflonil Little Olttle al 450 pounds? -only by comparison) Sabu, 1 year old, picked some flowers for his mother, Winley, at jungle Habitat y.ildllle preserve In West Milford, N.J. Wlnky weighs two lo118, Is 18 years old and probably will never forget the tlnd· ness. wherever possible. Dul let's not be too sure about the num· her of land and sea species. Ki.ds Like To Ask Andy . We can, however, be quite pos!Uve about the census tak- lll(. A comus of land anlmala, --------- world scope (10 points lor each quution anlWllf'9d .corrKdJ) 1 The Skylab space station was orbited "but problems with the station forced a delay in sending up astronauts to 'it. True or False? 2 Headlines about a new "gold rush " con· cerned • , ? .. a·discovery of gold in Newfoundland b·the price of gold in European markets c-speculation in Zambian gold stocks 3 Coneressional leaders met with Mr. Nixon about government reform and reparted the President favors a single •• ? •• ·year term for future presidents. a·2 b·6 c-12 4 The West German Parliament ratified a treaty between East and West Germany. Did this pact include full diplomatic r~ ognition of East Germany? 5 Secretary of State Rogers began a tour of what region of the world ? newsname (10 pcMnb if JOU can ldtnttfJ Chit perwn in the ne:-) I am a friend and po-- litical ally of former dictator Juan Peron. Recently, I won Argen· tina's presidential elec- tion and will assume that office later this week. Who am 11 matchwords (4 polnta tor NCh conwct m11tch) l .... .flaa: •·briskness, tivehnets 2. .... abhor b·to amuse, to play 3 ..... elacrity c-to detest 4 ...•. stoday d·to lose energy, to droop 5 ..... disport •·dull, unappeallna In addl.Uon to being a family fun feature , THE QUIZ .ts an Integral part of the ln-classroon1 news program pre- sented jointly in Orange Cout area schools as a public service by the Dally Pilot and The Irvine company. •• newsp1cture (10 point• ff JOU ....... thl• question con'KllJ) Judge Matthew R. Byrne dismissed all charges against · defendants Anthony Russo {left) and Daniel Ellsberg (right), thus ending the Pentagon Papers trial. The decision came · because of "improper government conduct." What news· paper was the first to publish the Pentagon Papers? sportlight (2 points for uch question 1mwertd corr.ctly) 1 A regatta is .. ? •. a·a sailing or rowing race b·a water skiing technique c-a. type of stock car 2 Aftel' defeatins Mar1aret Court in a wetl-publlcized tennis match, •• 1 •• filed for entry into the Virginia Slims women's tennis tournament. a-Stan Smith b·Bobby Riggs c·Arthur Ashe 3 Which team won the National Hockey league's Stanley Cup? 4 The qualifying trials at the (CHOOSE ONE: lnd ianap· olis 500, Monaco Grand Prix) were marred by a flaming crash that claimed the life of veteran race car driver Art Pollard. 5 Which of the following was NOT _a member of the team which won this year's Nationa:, Basketblll Association title? · · •·Dave OoBusschoro b-Jorry Wost 'c·Eart MOllOn rouncltable f'amilr cl1eu11ion (no ec0r.) What •hould the Conaross do to prevent further· political scandals, such as Watergate? YOUI SCORE: tl to 100 points -TOP SCOll:EI 81 to to potnts -hceUtnt. 71 to 80 pofnts -Good. 61 to 70 polntl -'*· 521 ·73 •VIC. Inc, M-Wisconsin ' . " > I • I • I I " r . . I I DAllY PILOT - 'Somtrtlm1111 I wondtlr why I botlNHrldr 'A Thief In Night' To Show 'lbe feature motion picture ''A 1tdef In the Night'' will be slW»Vn at the Capistrano Valley Baptist Cb.rd! SUnday at 7:15 p.m. 'Ibe setting is totalitari<in 20th century life after Jesus Clu"ist has lifted off the face of the earth all of t:ho8e who have truly claimed ilim as their personal savior. Filmed oo location in Iowa. tills picture Portrays the story ol a young girl who finds herself left in a world of tunnoil because she mistaken- ly had thought that since she didn't lie, cheat. or steal she was automalically a Christ- ian. Patty Dunning stars as the young girl who attempts a daring escape from jail and tries to flee for her life because she has refused allegiance to the cruel world dictator who is violently op- posed to Jes.us Cllrist and to any who might receive Ch rist . Evangelist To Speak Mario Murillo, the Berkeley evangelilt who is a leading fig- ure among college radical groups, wlll speak Sunday et Melodyland, aCl'()SS f r OIJ11 Disneyl8Dd. in Anaheim. AJSo appearJng at the 5: 30 service will be the P<>l'llar young bladt ~ group "The McCrarys." Murillo confronts students and professon wi·th what he calls a relevant message of J esus Ch'ist. 1be Rev. Ralph Wilkerson will be speaking at 9 and 10:30 a.m. • S.turU,, M.11 2b, 197J Bailiet to Talk At Anaheim Hotel Dr, Emil A. Balliol, presi- dent of Southem California CoUege of Coota Mesa, will ad- d~ the Christ Ambassadors Pacilic Dittrict Convention's Pasur-Youth Leader's Ba~ qt1et today at noon at the Anaheim-Sheraton H o t et • .s x ing Arthur !loom. The three4ay a>nvention is being'. held at Melodylaod l'hr:lstian Center urxl i.s ex· peeled to be tile largeol gathering of Ollcano "Jesus people" ever to assemble at ooe time. More than 2,000 are expected. Dr. Balliet serves on the boards of North Central Bible College in Mirvieapolt... Minn, and Central Bible College in Sprtngfield, Mo. and has held several pastorales, including North liollywood Assembly, San Diego Assmibly aad Cen- tral Assembly of Springfield, Mo. Pa.!tor's and youth leaders interested in working with TO ADDRESS CONFAB Dr. Emil Bollie! Latin youth are invited lo at· tend. Call the hotel for in- formatioo. Chaplain to Visit Crown Valley Church Navy Chaplain Paul Johnson will be the guest minister at Crown Valley Covenant COOrch, 24600 La Plata Drive. Laguna Niguel, on Sunday at the II a.m. worship service. Mr. Johnson is the senior chaplain at the Naval Air Sta- Mesa Church Plans pay For College Sunday tias been designated <it F'irst Christian Church as Pacific Christian College Day. Gene Carter. assist<int to the president of PCC, will be guest speaker at the morning worship service. The service is at 10:30 at 792 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, carter i8 a graduate of Cin- cinDati. Bible Seminary and servtd in the Navy during WorJd War II . He earned hi s M.A. from Mjchigan State University in higher education administration and is working on his doctorate i n in- etitutiooal development. With Caner will be the musical group "The New Creaiion," composed of a group of six s tudents from PCC. lion Miramar. San Diego. tie is an ordained minister of the Evangelical Covenant Church of America. He is a graduate of Augustana College and North Park Theological Sem- in ary, and has done graduale work at the Unversity or Mlnn- esota. Mr. Johnson has h c Id pastorates and also served as the chaplain of Minnehaha Academy in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Johnson served as an enlisted man in the Navy dur- ing WorlQ War II and re- entered the service as a chaplain in 1952. Missionary Program Set The \Vestminster Brethren Oiurch, 14614 Magnolia Ave., and the nev. Douglas E. Bray, will bold for the public a mis- sionary program on Sunday at 6 p.m. on the church ground. There will be songs, nlpe tricks and testimonies presented 1by 16 students, ages 9-15. A potlucl< di!lfll!I' will P""'ede the program at 4::JO.. Those attending should bring a hot cU sh and salad or de.sserl. Baptbt First Buptist Churcla or Laguna Hills, at 24521 Moulton Pkwy.: service Si.mcUiy at l l a.m .. churdl school ai 9:ts; sennon "Our Heritage or Hope," by the Rev. Ivan Bell ; Bible study Wednesday at 7 p.m. University Baptist Church, al 2252. S.E. Bristol, Santa Ana ; service Sur.:lay at IL a.m., church school at 9:4~; sennon "Christian Righ ts, Duties and Privileges," by the Rev. Willis Carrico; youth meeting at 6 p.m.: Wednesday Bible study at 1 p.m. Claristiun Science Christian Sctenee Churches, First Church of Christ, Sclen· tist, 2.880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa ; services at 1 l a.m. and church school at 9: 15 a .m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 8th and Olive, lfun- tington Beach, services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a .m.; Fint Church of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via L i d o , Newport Beach. services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 3100 Pacific View Drive, O>rona del Mar, services and ohurch school at 10 a.m.; Wednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all rour churches. Congregational PI ymoutb Congregational Church of Newport Harbor, at 3262 Broad St., N e w p o r t Beach: service Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m., church school at 10 : sermon "The Eye of the Hurricane," by the Rev. Lewis \Vilson. former missionary in Africa: Bible class at 9 a.m. N e i ghborbood Congrega· tional Church, at St. Ann's and Glenneyre, Laguna Beach : service Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon "The City of U1e Dead," by the Rev. John Reynolds. Corona del Mar Community Church, Coagr.egatiooat, 611 Heliotrope ; Service and church school Swxlay at 10 a.m.; sermon "Remember These Things," by the .Rev. Philip Murray. Epillrapal Sl Wilfrid's Church, at 8236 --· .. Pulpit & Pew EIU.. St., HWltington Beach; service Sunday at 9:30 a .m., conlirmatioo; the Rt. Rev. Robert Rusack, bishop coad- jutcr of the Diocese of Los Angeles, to orficiate; reception Iollowing. St. John the -Divine Epil.copal CbW'Cb, at 2043 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8 and 9:30 a.m., church school at 9:30 ; evenso ng and senior and junior youth groups at 7 p.m.; Wednesday Ascension Eve service at 7:30 p.m.; Thursday Ascension D a y service at 6:30 a.m. Lutlaeran Lutheran Church of the Master, at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del M a r ; service Sunday at 10 a.m., church school rat 9; sermon '"The Significance of the Ascension," by the Rev. Paul Romeis, interim pastor. Christ Lutheran Church, at 760 Victoria, Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 8:15 and 11 a.m .. church school and Bible classes at 9:30; sennon "Pray Much," by the Rev. Lothar Tornow ; service Wednesday at 7 p,m. Christ Lutheran Church, at 35522 Camino Ca~rano, San Clemente; service Sunday al 10 a.m., Memorial Sunday; sermon by the Rev. Emory Ackerman; Bible Study on Tuesdays in June at 7:30 p.m. Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach; service Sun- day at 8 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon "The Very Word ," by the Rev. Roger Berg. Redeemer Luthera.1 Church. at 16351 Springdale St ., Hun· · tington Beach: service Sunday at 8: 15 and 10:45 a .m., church school at 9:30; sermon "The Meaning and Challenge of Our Lord's Ascent," 6y the Rev. Eugene Sclramm, Faith Lutheran OturcD of Caplstraoo Beach, at 3438l cane Portola; service Sunday at 10: 30 a.m .• church school at 9: sermon "Do You Want to Be Confident About Tomor· row," by the Rev. James Knotek; 125th Anniversary Rally of Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Sunday at 4 p.m, at ~lillikan lligh School, Lopg Beach; Wedneaday 7:30 p.m. refresher c a t e ch i s m cl388. Prince of Peace l..atberan Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive. Costa Mesa; services Sunday at 8 and 11 a.m.; sermon "Knit Together in Love" by the Rev . Andrew Anderson; church school at ''JO: Memorial Day Pancake &eakfast at C<ma Mesa City Park at 8 a.m. 8:30 and 10 a.m.: sennon "The Vanishing American," by the Rev . Bruce Kurrie. Rellgious Srie11re 15th and Irvine. Newport Beach; service Sunday at 10 a.m., church school at 9: sermon "Getting Meod by G<>ing Back,'' by the Rev. Loren Flickinger. Crown Valley Covenant Church, at 24500 La Plata Drive, Laguna Niguel; serv;ice Sunday at l 1 a.m.: sermon:by Navy Chaplain Paul J~ guest minister. Methodbt First Chrrtb of Religious Science or Newport Beach, at 2101 Eastbluf{ Drive, Newport Beach; servft and church school SUnday at 10:30 a .m.; sermon ''Life Never Perishes.'' by the Rev. Albert Burke. Temple Beth David, at 6100 Hefley St. , Westmin.5ter; Church of Religioos Scien<:e, service Friday at 8: 15 p.ril .: First United Methodist at 609 Jlth St., Huntington sermon by Rabbi Henri FrooL Church, at 18225 Bushard St.. Beach; service Sunday at Grace Bible Church, a.L. 565 1''0Wltain Valley· service and 10:50 a.m.: sermon by W. 18th St .• r.osta fl.1esa; church school Si'.mci.ay at 9·3&-~lizabeth Klump, who has · bee named Practit" of service Sunday at ID a.m.: a.m.: sermon "Dead or n wocr Alive." by the Rev. Forcf the. Year 'by the Board ~f. the sermon "Philippians,'' by the Miller: fellowship group for U'!tted Church of Religious Rev. Thomas Tyree; 7 p:n1. potential members Tuesday, Science, gu~1 speaker. hour ot 1praise. ' June ~· call 962-2593 for in-Church or Religious Sele.ice Fint Christian Church,: at formation. of Laguna Beach, at 20062 792 Victoria SL, Co.st.a A1e!a; U..ivenlty United Methodist Laguna Canyon Road; service service Sunday at 10:30 a.rn .. tburcb, at 18422 Culver Road, Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m.: church school at 9: 15; serm:>n lrvine; service Sunday at 9 sermoo "Joyous Living for by the Rev. Gene Carter~or and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "How You,'' by the Rev. Henry Pacific Christian Co 11 e (:' • Would You Like to Be a Gerhard; Thl.ll"Sday lectures at vesper IOOur' al 1 p.m. Brick?" .by the Rev. Ron 10 a .m. at Leisure World. ~ Unity Church of lluntinl\'"'."'' Allison. Newport Harbor Church of Beach, at Golde_!l'Y.·est ind Mesa Verde U o it e d Religious Science, at 541 , Norma Ave.; service Monclay Methodist Church, at 1701 Center St., Costa Me s a; at 8:30 p.m.: sermoo by lhe Baker St., Creta Mesa; and service Sunday at 11 a.m.; Rev. Loren . Flickin~er; ~U church school service Sunday sennon "Making Use of First 536-6090 for information. · at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "The Cause," by the Rev. Elean:ir Way ,to Center Yodr Life,'' by Jackson; women's guild sale the Rev. I..A>thair Green. of surplus Treasure Shop Newport Center U n i t e d MelbodW Church, meeting at 115 Agate, Balboa Island at 9 a.m. and at 11: 15 at St. Michael and All An ge 1 s Cl"urch, Pacific View Drl\'.e and Marguerite Avenue. Corona del Mar: sermon "Let Christ Be., by it.he Rev. John R. Knox. Presbyteriu11 St. fl-1 a r k Presbyteriao Church, at 2100 Mar Vista, Nl?\\·port Beach; service Sun· day at 9:30 a.m.; sennon by the Rev. John Or,., director of School of Religion, USC. St Andrew's Preshyteria.1 Church. at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beadl; ,say ice Sunday at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon "Introductions Arc Important,'' by the Rev. Charles Dierenfield . Presbyterian Church of the Convant, at 2850 Fairvie\V Road, Co.st.a l\.1esa: service and church school Sunday at items and nnnmage on church patio June 2 from 10 a.m, on. First Cbucb of Religious Science, at 141 Mirama'I', San Clemente; service Sunday at 11 a.m.; sermon "Living Under the Law,'' by the Rev, Leslie Harrold: h e a l i n g service Wednesday at 7 p.m., prosperity class at 7:30. V11ituriun University Unitarian Com- munity, at 4530 Sandburg Wa y, Irvine; service Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon "Pictures for Post·literate Man," by the Rev. Roger Walke. U n I l a r I a n Universalisl Church. a-t 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa; service Sunday and church school at 10 :30 a.m.; sermon "On Being a Liberal Christian," by Rev. Robert Ross. Other Der1on1i11atio11s Ne"·port Unity Church, at Lake Hills Co mmuu l,,'ty 01:11rch, meeting at Im Al~ School auditorium: ser(iee and church school SundaY: at 9:30 and 11 a .. m.; ~ "Going in God's Direction,";bY the Rev. Harold l..eestma. • I ; -Shepherd or the Hi p.J 5 ·Congregational United Chuiich of Christ, at 30121 Ni1'iel Road. Laguna Niguel; serVke and church school Sunday: a! 10 a.m.: sermon "Be~ f\.torality," by the Rev. Da.vid Sandburg ; Bible class Tuesc1ay at 9 a.m. Series Set Weekly spiritual deve'°p- ment workshops in U~ty discussion have begun at lhe Newport Unity Church. 1827 \Vestcliff Drive, and will ~be held on 12 consecuti~·e \Vednesdays at 8 p.m. · The sessions are led by the Rev. Loren D. F'[ickinger. minister of the church and the Rev. Jim R. Wiles. The sessions are tuition-&ee and open to the public. ORANGE c OAST c H URC H DIR E~TORY FIRST CHRISTIAN ' . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH ~Nr;if,us @OMMUNllY @uURe~ ' I Corona del Mar: 140 E. 22nd St., Cosio Mos•-548-3761 23rd Strfft at O range, Costa Mesa -548·5303 CHURCH Pastor: Robert M. hnoston • 'i/!\lRClf E. W. Philllp1. P•1for Youtfl Pastor -FNd M•rtlft RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN Moin & Adorns Streets I For Tn1nportatlo11 C•ll 642·0512 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL " ty· o,.. SUND.AT SllYICES Monli110 Worshlp-10:30 a.M. -S111td11Y School 9 a.m. 4861 Mlcltoho1t, lrYlite Huntington Beach ~ " t :JO A.M.-S•.dey Sclloel CJ-. CAii AIJftl S1u1doy E\'ffint Wonhlp-7:00 p.111.-f'tiryer MMtl119 Wltd.•7:00 p.m. • (Sin D1f'go Fr..W•• tt C111v1r -left on MlcMllO") ~ s CHILD CARI AYAILAILI! 11 Jtir11 81 ..,. Rn. Rich SomHlson, Postor Bibl'!I School I Morning Wor1h ip -"' 10:50 .A.M.-"My l9""811t ,.,...ck .. ..,. ':JO. A.M. Sunday School I<>< all 09H 9:00 & 10:30 A.M. z -Pastor Phllllps S,..tilnt SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. ~.~ 11 :OD A.M. Morning Worship Youth Gro11p5 , •••• , 6:00 p.m. ~ ~ 6:00 P.M.-"Why Mlulo11t1" INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL J&NW,@iW NUltSEltY CAltl! f'ltOYIDED AT IOTH HOUltS Even:,,9 Wor1hip •• , • 7!00 p.m. Pastor Phllll,.. s-kll•o For lnform1tlon Concerning Other MNll1191 C•ll lll-313' + / ~ + BIBLE TEACHING THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Nur~rv c•rr Prvulded •I •11 se-vlc-. a: ~ Hevmeor M••-'rfd.,-1 P.M,-C.."-Ho.,. COAST BIBLE CHURCH Atfillelecl wltfl ti!• B1pt111 OeMr•I con1er1nc1 Olflce: 31&-251'1 Olar OevotJon "6-fJllO Cy Holm11. Oir•ctor :or..., "'--"" 0 Meno Forster Jr. Hl9h, So11 Juae Capbtrc1no ~ .... 4tJ.Jt49 494-1141 llD-0407 NEWPORT HARBOR t., NtA"t f.\:\. CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE EL TORO HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "SCI ENCE 01' MIND" COMMUNITY 740 W. Wil50n, Costa Mesa SUN DAY SElt.VICI!" & SUNDAY SCHOOi. .......... .. l1!M A.M. CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATIONAL 541·4704 Mlnl11tr , .. , Ete;inor C. J•ckso" Y. l . HIRTWECIC, Pastor 541 CfttH St., Costa MelG -54'~1 OJ2 OALiN fl, NEiltTWECk Coll,llL OENTltY CHURCHES Mo"'•llOIO lteu•stioft C.nter • Ml~lller of Youth Mlnltte• of M111lc 25100 MotttGllOIO Dr. ' 611 HELIOTROPE -SUNDAY Sl!RVICES -llANCH£S OF THE MOTHER CHURCH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE I 9:45 A.M.-Sulldor School THI! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST If U!lf,lllll •ndl Mltafu Viejo Worship -1 O A.M. '" IOSTON, MASSACHUsms· 211M2 L1•1111• C•11,.n ltll. •I 111 Ton lltll. Church School -10 A.M, H....-, O.rti1nl, D.D. -Mlnl1t1r 516-4757 • 516°1718 10:50 A.M.-S«moft by Aaoclotm P•tor Jiii o.rfl•nl, A151t.l1nt Mlnl1t.r Golirn F. HHt1Hdi "SOUL AND BODY" SUNDAY s1111v1c• -' & 11 A.M, 1!1 0•. PP!llllP G. Mv"•r. Ml,,!•tt.r Jr. Cl111rcll & YOllll'I o,...... -' A.M. only Phil Ar,,old, Mini1ter ' 7:00 r .M.-S... ... 011 by A.aaociimt Pmtor MAY 27, 1973 I 644 -7400 . Cost• Mtsa-First Church of Christ, Scientist CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCllNCI! ••••••••••••••••••• , •••••• . COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 2110 M"a Ymte Dr .. Costa MOM 60t 11 tti St., H•llthlt• .._. -u ... st so f'r.kl!MI -ICiftdff"J•rttn -EIMM11r1rr -Ooild c.,.. S1111day Sclwiol -t :15 A.M. Sci•nce of Mind lecture , ••••••••••. , • , ••••••••• ':JO A.M. F•MUy Worship SffVic1 •••• , .•••••••••••••• , ••••• 10160 A.M. ' Cllurch 5-t'Yk.e -11 :GO A.M. -N-ry Care Av1lhl~lt -LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT CHRISTIAN lteadl1119 Room, 2150 Mno Verde Dr. "U.W OF llfURN" CENTER Ser'""' by lt•v. G-Thom....,., Mlllilfer NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL I Fiftffnth and Monrovia Streets Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist DIAl.-A·PltAYlilt S:W-t1J2 l :JO end 11 :00 A.M. -Mor11i11g Wor.hlp lttl & 011 ... H•111tfll9fH 1eoc11 ~-340 St . .A1111't Piece mt Glellff'Yl'9 S1111dey School -t :JD & 11 :00 A.M. lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE J0Ji11 M. 1t..,--'d1-Mlnl1tw G11Ht s,.oktr Ch111rdl-t :lO & 11 :00 A.M. Emil lolllet a..cllat Roorw -Jll Mein St. OP Nl"Wll"OllT IEACN ?.~i.4j fmntfty Wenlllp & Ch11rc• Schoe~10:00 A.M. r reslde..t, So. Collf. Cou_,, Newport Beach--First Church of Christ, Scientist (Memller CP111rc11, u11r,.... C1111n:ll., 1t1ll9'en Sdwet. LA,l "THE CITY OF THE DUD .. f :45 A.M. -S11ndC1¥ School lJOJ Via lido, Nirwport hoch SUNDAY Sl!llVICE •IMI SUNPAY SCHOOL -l•110 A.M. S.rMeilt Ir Pmtor 6:00 P.M. -G111ttt s,.ok•r, Po11l l!vo111 of Hov_,. ef lt11t Chvrcll &-S11itdey Sc:hooJ-t:00·10:JD A.M. ALIEltT llURl<IE, JllkP -Mlnl1!1r '"'·· ••i ,~~ 4t4·1061 W•d., 7:JO P.M. -l lble StMdy : Acts 9 thrM 12 ' lMcll1t •-"'· JJ1 I Yla Udo MAY J7 -' "'LU:I HRllt PllllHES" IN.,..,., & Child Cor. .Affllctble lor •I 5-nk•I Newport Beach-Seeond Church of Christ, Scitntist LITTLI THl'ATltl:--COllONA o•L MAit HIOH SCHOOL JISI l!ASTllL"I' Dlt., N•Wl"IMT l•ACH Dr. George 0 . Wood, Pastor 64'-7117 3100 P°'Kk V... Dr., C•toH dol Mat "01t AN INIPlllATIOHAL ¥1UAeS--OIAL MM51~ C"-n• Ii l•'"'-Y k-1-10:00 A.M. loedl1MJ lloo• -JlliOO.I Coat Hwy. 11..., N°'clanJ Newport Unity CHURCH OF GOD Wed. l..Sitt Tntl......, M..,,... -I P.lft. -Ad Chvrc:ht FIRST CHURCH OF GOD OF MISSION VIEJO LOlll•N D, l'ltCICINGlll, Mlnht., 426 1 lth St., Huntington Beich-548-8529 AU t,re cordially fn11ited to atttnd the church --""' .. . hfttfOHI lervlc.,_10 A.M. h"'-J~ 10•.M, -Wont.Ip 11:11 •·rlf. •ervices and enjoy the privlU?ae1 of the MISSION VllJO Hl•H SCHOOL IM.ac 1 ... 1 601 S11ncl•y School for •II •t•• -9100 •.m. 10 :00 A.M. -sunc1., Morni"' wen111, 1 Sttll u4 ln4M, Nirw,.rt IMc• . S.L ..... •on•lp 6 P·"" -fffilty 9'te WM., 7 P•"'• Readi'1tg Rooms 11 !00 A.M. -Suncl•F School for •fl 19" otnc.-'46·1111 DfAL·A.PRAm 646-771'1 a... A.. C. S...... r-. -Jin1 "-"· Ml•hf'w of ldllhtton Chhcf Core Pre.w.ct AT All SllY1CES .. 1714J 6JMl10 17141 '31..6116 . -I • -,.~-:-• . .... -· ~ -c -· ' -" .... ~ ... ' ' ¥ --~ -I "'--. " AtlenJ the Church o/ 1}our Choice ., . ' " ' ' . ~ " .. -.. --• -. -----·---I . • _. · .. · " .. -. .. ,. . ' ... s • ' i .• -· . ,. Civil Rights Church Struggles for Survival MILWAUKEE (AP) -St. &nlfoce Cllurah, a focal • point In the clvll rlgbla struggle ol the '80s, is now strug. gllng to my alive. The ~Uy black Roman Catholic pa!U!t, which • bad 210 families when the well·known Rev. Jamea;;roppi left in 1970, now bae: a scant 45 families. Groppi and other young, white activist clergymen de- .. · parted because they felt it was important for blacks to ·: &Mume pos.ltioos of authority at the inner city parish. . WfDTES CAN DEVELOP a beautiful kind of empathy and do a ~t of good,". said Gropp!, who is now attending law school m the Washington, D.C. area. "But it ts always an effort for them to identify. Blacks can understand other blacks and their needs better." But, after 2% years under a young black pastor an " older white priest with a small town background wa.s1 put in charge last November. The Rev. John Kapellen, who formerly served at Pft"" isbes in Wind Lake and Cedarburg, succeeded the Rev. Kenneth Stewart. Stewart has transferred to Michigan where he plans to concentrate on religious retreat work. Kapellen said St. Boniface had moved out of debt since his arrival, and was now planning a major drive for me01· "· bers within the black community. ·~:, -"I DON'T ·SEE ANY problem at all ," Kapellen said, when asked whether he thought his race would be a hind· ranee in gaining conversions. ... ,• , . · .. . . .. , Lawrence Donovan, a member of the parish's finance committee and school board, added: "A Christian is a Christian, whether he's black or white." Gene Alden, president of the parish council, noted that many blacks shifted their allegiance to St. Michael's on the periphery of the black area when Groppi moved there after leaving St. Boniface. Dave Schmidt, the parish treasurer, pointed out the enactment of open housing legislation, which was fought for by Groppl, had enabled more affluent chlJl'(:h mem· bers to find homes in other areas. AND DONOVAN SAID social activities from other areas of the city returned to their neighborhood parishes after frequenting St. Boniface during the period of civil rights protests. "Father Groppi had a great impact on the community which would never work out now," Schmidt said. SL Boniface has reopened its parish school, provided facilities for a day care center and adult education, helped a black-operated business get started and provided aid to . the poor through its St. Vincent de Paul SOciety. All oper- ate without regard to race or religion . The De Porres elementary school , named after black St. Martin De Porres, has about 100 students. About 70 percent of them are not Catholic, The teachers are white nuns. TllERE ARE ABOlIT 50 youths at the day care center and about 30 persons attend adult education classes. A black-operated auto center opened recently in a ,, parish building, which was purchased by the business after . , it prospered. Donovan noted that member6 of the black community flocked to the side oC Groppi, despite differences in race and rellgion, because of his social activism on their be- hall. ·" But Mrs. Mona McAllister, a member of the parish cOWlcil, l!l&ld the protests also resulted in dJvisions of the parish. 0 THE DEMONSTRATIONS, while being very helpful iD ooe respect, were very dam.aging in another," she said. "Some people ran because they dido't want to be in- volved In that." Church council members said there were no factions within the church now, but conceded this might be because parish membership was so low. Kapellen aaJd that despite proposals in the neighbor- hood to build a new North Division High School and urban reneval projects he dld not expect St. Boniface to fade away. Saturday, May 2b, 1~73 OAJLY PtLOT 8 $110,000 Projeet Ex-Missionary Church of Mast,er Plymouth lnvit,es Breaks Ground Guest Speaker Ground was broken this week at Presbyterian Ch11rch of the Master, Mlssloll Viejo, marking the start or the building t0; house the education and administrative facilities. Cy Griesbaum, b u i l d i n g commiuee chairman. turned the first spadeful of dirt on the site adjacent to the present facilities, which house the fellowship hall and sanctuary, Sunday School and pee-school nursery rooms. Construction was expected to get under way by the end of May, and the unit will be e<:1m· p!eted this fall, according to the Rev. Ric bard M. Bush, pastor. ~ Church members joined In dedicating the land to its new building with a formal litany. This second incremen t of the church will transform what is Sermon Topic 'City Of the Dead' "Thf! City of the Dead'' will be lhe subject of the sermon on 1\1en1orial Sunday at 10 a.m. at Neig h borhood Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, St. Ann's and Glenneyre, Laguna Beach. The Rev. John Reynolds believes people should visit a cemetery not only t o remember their loved ones and those who gave their lives in the service of their country, but also to question their basic beliefs and valu es in the socie- ty in which they. live. During the service. two members of the congregation will share their thoughts and feelings about people they lov· ed and admired v.'ho have died. The public is invited t() set the church library, which has been doubled in size and renamed Memorial Library. now one-eighth of a circle Into a one-quarter circle at the in· tersection of Marguerite and Oso Parkways, near t h e Mission Viejo Inn, in Mission Viejo . It will house four large classrQOms, the choir room, a pastor's office, an assistant pastor's office. church office and workroom, according to Mr. Bush. The new facility, estimated to cover 6,000 square feet, will cost about $110,000, he said. It will follow the contemporary Spanish motif used in the first unlt. Fin<tl development of the ehurch property will be the construction of the sanctuary, to be built on the higher mound of land owned by the church at the satne location. Presbyterian Church of the Master, which marked its fifth anniversary in March, was chartered with 119 members. Its present membership numbers 363. The church also operates a preschool, serving the rest of the co.mmunity as well as church members. Ul'I Tf .. PllOlllO Changing Times New York priest Lawrence Lucas has remodeled his garments and styled them in vertical colors of black, red and green, symbolizing liberation colors of the Black Panther Party flag. The Roman Catholic Church is dealing with charges of racism that stem partly from the fact that only two blacks and one Latin American are in American Bishops' ranks. Beth D,avid Sh .ow Slated Dr. Lewis Wilson, a former missionary and teacher fron1 the Union of South Africa, will be the special guest speak('r at Ply m out h Congregatlonal Church Sunday at the 10 a.nl. service. Dr. \Yilsoo recieved his B.A. from Sacramento State, his M.A. FROM San Jose St<tte and his Ph.D in Modern British History from UC Berkeley. He has been a professor uf history at Southern C.alifurni;i College in Costa htes:1 for the past :;iix years. Youth Group To Perform In Nig11el H.ecently. d u r I n g thr January interim semester, hi conducted a class in Californi1 and the West that tourec many of the n1issions an1 historic si tes of the \Vester1 United Slates. He is leading a Sunda~ morning class ot m o r , than 200 n1embers with th1 assistance of his wife, Lenore Mrs. Wilson teaches secorn grade at Fountain Valle, Elementary School. They ha\'; three children, Lc\1•is 17, Betl 14, and i\-lichael 12. Dr. \\'ilson "·ill be speakini on the subject ··n1..' Eve 6 the Hurricane." · 'G odspell' In, San Juari FollO\Viug a 6 p.m. all church potluck supper toda~ A choral youth group. the the Great Day c:roup, 35 Sonlight Singers, will present an evening of music at Crown students from churches in San Valley Covenant Church, 24ti00 Diego, will sing the music of l,a Plata Drive, L ag u 11 a ··Godspell" to I h e con· Niguel. on f\.fondny at seven gregalion at the Con11uunlt} p.m. Presbyterian Church in S:ln This 35·voice choir \\"ill Juan Ca pistrano. present "Conlc Together," a Guests are asked to bring :J Temple Beth Da vid of be "Hiney Ma Tov" or ··How duo will present their act. folk-type rend i t i on of generous dish of nl e a t . Orange County will present its Good It ls For Brothers To Michele Ne,vman and Rick scripture and music. The vegetable, salad or dessert sixth annual show, entitled Dwell Together In Peace." Paul will sing and play guitars director is Roland Tabell, and their own table service. "David 's !"fide-A-Way," Satur-The "New Chaverim " a and there will be 8 dance by minister of music at the The public is invited to either day evening, June 2 at 8 temple singing group,' will Debbie Rehman and Jackie Evangelical Covenant Church or both events. at 6100 H et le y St., present Jewish Folk Music. Caplan. of Pasadena. The Great Day Group has Westminster. Ken Rosen and Mike Levin The public is invited. For The young people will be acquired equipment for high- This will be the first choir will play organ and drums and ticket information, call the returning from a Memorial Q u a 1 it Y presentation, ac· production In the new temple George Gubman and Sid Temple Office during daytime Day outing in San Diego. The cording to Mrs. Paul Hunter. building. Members of Temple Marcovitch, a young comedy boors, 897-2ll9. · public is invited to hear··these "-The--..addreas·-is-~Del Hillel of Huntington Beach,i;::===~="."====lli;;;;O:::::::=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;.:;y~ou~n~g~peo~~p~le~ .• ------~O~b~is~po~.------~.;. who recently merged withll Beth David. w i 1 I be How does participating. The theme will Christian Science heal? KUls Like To Ask Andy ~l { Listen to firsthand ex· periences. This week's program: fQi · ovr11 flemoriol pork "DRIVING THIS WEEK- END? GOD'S CARE IS WITH YOU" 7:00 AM-KPl·MO--U l i41 A~MPC 71""-LA 7 :11 AM-KOCM·PM-Tht Southlamfs Most BeaiJtiful Memorials MAUSOLEUM • COlUMIAllUM • CEM£TEIY TREES of the WORLD Between Santa Ana and Orange ·On Fairview Avenue -5!8·1191 103.11-N.I. May 27, 1971 Tll,UTH HEALS Ll•ltn l \ll fY ,we.ell! KCOP-TV Channel 13 Friday June 1 6:00pm-11:00pm ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY OF NIWPOIT llACH -IDkclpl11) MMll"I 11: .. llll•rly At u,,., lay lop Club 21)1 Tllltl• Awe., Cost. M ... Sunday Schnol ................... 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship ............. 10:45 A.M. Ny,..,,. I ....,..,,... Prevlftd Phone: 642-2725 Mlnl!ter: Dr. D. W. McElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcome• You. IT. JAlilU. J209 Ya. Lido, N.wport Inell 7130 A.M.-Holy l•tharhit t :OO • 11:00 A.M.-Pamlly Worship Alt9niote Holy lw1llorltt •llCI MONlll'"J Preytr N111'HfY "'"ldH TUllDAY-10:00 A.M.-Holy bc••rltt oM &..ylfMJ 011of H•• 10141 A.M.-P,.,_, hUowalllp WIDNISD~Y--1:00 P.M. TM In. Jo•• P. AtMy II, loctor -Pliowo: 171·0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange A•e., C.M. Sundtyt l rOO • 9:lU Church School -91JO Pr. H..-4 Mm Certwtlfllt, Ykero-. ... H 141-U21 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church JUI PMfflc View Drhe, Core• .t.1 M• S•IMl.,..a=OO A.M. I t 1JO A.M., C1t11N• k .... /No......,0 t1IO A.M. T11114~7100 A.M. WH-.4Q1-t1JO A.M. • n.. ..... J.•• ...... Do¥1s. .... , -""" '44.o461 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH IJJI lllh St., H•11tl .... • lffcl fJ• Im of RN Pollltll 1100 A.M.-Hoty Communion 91JO A.M.-F•mlly Sorvlco l Church School fNur1ory Ca,..) 11100 A.M.-Momlt19 Wof•lilp f Nu,1ary C1r1) 7100 P,M.-F.Jilval Evo111on9 & StHl'IOl'I E,l1t;op1I Yount Churchmon fl'lt Cl\Uf"dl 19 •l'"Y' 1v1lllilll• ~r HOiy Mtrri.te J1m11 C. C1l1y, Pastor -f"62.7Sl2 R•1.1 116--4011 . Seventh-Day Adventist Church 271 AIM ... St., c .... M ... ,..., .... JoffNyt. , ... , -,... .. 14145f6 S1bt.1th Schoel • • • • • • • • •••••••••.••.. , •••••• , •. , 9:JO a.m. l Mornl"f Wor1hlp •• '.-. • • ••••••• ,, •.•• , ••,,.,,., •• I I 1DO •·"'· . Pr1yor M1•tlnt Wocl11otd1y , , ••• , •• , , , , , •• , , , • , •• , • 71)0 p.m. - NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH • 798 Dover Dr., LI 8-3631 Newport Beach Rot•r J. lorg, P•1tor Etrfy Worship 1:00 a."'. Christian Educatiol'I 11:15 1.m. F11t;.,., Wor1hip 10:30 '·"'· Nursery Care Available WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Or. Corona dol Mar Rev. Paul Rom111i1, D.D. 9:00 A.M.-S1111day Cl111rcll School 10:01 A.M.-Wol"llllp Sonlco Nur1111ry for 1m1lt childr1n pro.,.id111d Phone 644-2664 10100 A.M. hmny Word:I, CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Miuouri Synod 7•0 Ylctorlo St, C01ta Meso lotliar Y. Tont0w, Penor 54S..S404 Wt"lll' S1M1lcn1 lrtJ & fl A.M, Swncl1y !'crttoh t 1JO A.M. Adult ll~lt Clnu f1to A.M. Chrlttlw 119MHtary Sch•ol -141·1111 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH t8182 Culver Drive University Park,. Irvine lft. HerlNn N. Nlort11 .... t:OO A.M-W .... lp & S11rtday lchMI 11110 A.M.-W...ip I S111•d91 khffl 111.f121 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M ... Vento Drive & Wet StrMt, C91to M ... , Collf. ANDRIW C. ANDlll:SON, P11tof -ll:ICHARD JACOlllN, lllllt'ft Sundty kl'IOOl: t;,, e.m. -Morn\!IQ Worship: 1;00 &NI 11:00 f,m. Prl11ci• of P11co luther1n School -Mi11 E1th1r 01101'1, Prlru;lp•I Offict Phon11 549·0521 Scllool Pl\01'111 549·0562 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .. OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. utt (tiff ~" .... " 1111(~140 Dr. "· K.nflll ,..,..,,, 1'11t1r """'Y ldlNI -f14J A.M. Wtnfll' -11 tto A.M. & 11to 11'.M, ......... y ,.,.,., StrYlct ,,. "·"'· CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH . JtOJJ hi Ollh1to Iii., Soi J11•• Ca,lttnrae w.,_1191 '''' e.m .. 11 •·"'·"''u p.m, '-'City lalt SCllOll -t•• 1.m. Chr11f1111 Trllnlf'll -t p,m, WMllttUf li'nyw -•1U '·'"· l"tt-.r Wfllltnl D11111wt ... ,,.._,. "''" A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Wonhl11-t:OO A.M. AT 115 At .... lo1"9 lllud 11 :15 A.M. at St. Mfc"-9'1 lpbcop•I Churclil Mortiterlh at Pulfic Ylow Dr. C.ra11a .. Mor PheH: 671.fflO Co1t1 M•1• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & H111rbor 81.,.c:l. WoNlp Semco 9:10 • 11 :00 A.M. Church School -9:10 A.M. Coit• M11" North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M111 Verdo & B•kor St, 549.2719 Wor1hip & Church School 91)0 A.M, Fount•in V1ll1v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Bv1h1rd 962°2591 \Von hlp & Church School 9 & 10:30 A.M. Mlnl1t1r Ford R. Mill•r Huntln9to1t lotch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. SJ6.JSJ7 Str\lic•• -9i15 J IO:lO Hurttry C•rf AU Mor'11111l Church Schoel -9 1 IS H11t1tlngto11 B11ch -Norlh COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H111il A"•· 142-4461 Worthip -9 & 10:)0 Church School -9:00 A.M. lrvlnt -E11t lluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll-12]) 11422 Cul"'' Roed '' un1 ... er11tv or1 ... 1 Wonhlp & Church School 9 &: 10:)0 A.M. Lttuno Bt•ch METHODIST CHURCH 21612 W11l1y DriYt In Soli!ll L•o-une Wor1hip end Church School -10 A.M. 499.3011 n.... r. w.,,..., Ml1tl1tof N,wport l11ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. B1lbo1 Bl.,..f. 67J·ll01 Worthlp-9:30 A.M. Church School-9:30 & 11 A.M. SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform. temple RABBI BERNARD P. KING meeting at St. J1mes EpllCOPll Church a 3209 Vii lido, NtWPOrt B11th for Information: C.11675-7230 Try Saturd~y's News Quiz We Dare You PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M.,llOll• fNMr .W...J Hntl91f" .._. .... DM.ld •• ••bortt. , •• ~ w.,.,.1,1 tao A.M. ClllllfC• Sch.I: f:JO A.M. Oftce1 20112 M .... lla St. fttoM: flto4f40 Church of the Covenant 2110 r.tmow loff, Cnto w ... l'"o A. l•nto, Pater Snilsy Wol'llllp • Ch•rdt k•oot -1:30110100 A.M. PhoH: ll7•Jl40 Community Presbyterian Church 411 .... tA'lftllO,L.,llHIHclll I n . Arttiwr .I. Tant.,.a.y -11:11'1. AIMrt 0 . Hlofp• S11ftilay Wol'llllpi t100 I 11 :00 A.M. C••rc• Sc.hool f:OO A.M. ...... = 494-7111 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C.rNI' J•mHNtl I l•tllllff Drift, Co,... .. ·Mor W_,.,.lp I Cllw.• Sclleol -t:JO A.M. l'tloMI 144·1341 This Sunday Worship in 'Sf..Jfndrew's'Presbyleria11 Clturch 600 $1. Andrews Road • Newpon Beach Dr. Ch1rl•1 H, Oi1r1,,fi1ld, P11lor "INITlUCTIONS ARI IMP'OlTANT" Dr, CHtiet H. D~old, P'"'•lmt S1rmo11 C•11111t11111 A"oll1bl, List•n to KOCM.fM, 7:30 A.M. Svnd1y Identical Ser\l<Cc 1· 6 AM. 9'.Jtl AM und 11 AM Chl!d c1re and chilclron·s Sun\'111y School at all 59'"icts TEMPLE SHARON "' .....,...,"',.,. tyllotot• ,., • ottriro H•i.ot A'" 617 w .. t H•lflltoa, CMhr M ... All Jowlth f•mllot 11• ln¥1tod to join 111 in • lrulv m••nl~9ful IAllATH IYINING SllYIClS-fllDA'f AT 1:11 P.M. S,lrtr..r LHdof -1 .... 1 CiOl"loO• ... ._ 641·1SS2 Ttmplt Sh•ron Choir -0t'I09 Sh•hof ,, DAILY ,!LDT For the Record ~1 M.q26,1973 I THE PICK OF Punch l ~--,---~ ..... Transit Passes On Sale PUBLIC NOTICE PllBUC Nll'J'ICE l'llllUC NOTICll N:ilfWW :w ,...,..llW 9WftllftS ,.~ IUMlll:U ._ M1119 ITA ...... fTAT'llllWfT ........ SfAUflil99f MOT1C9 TO Ulll:MTCMIS llMI ~· ...., ...... n. ......._ ,.._ ll .._..,... n. 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Mk;""'tl r11Uwg. oinr••'" ..i.-.-............... ._ PUBUC N CE ,,,1 wt•lnlnt to 1111t nl•t'I of .. 111-... A., \I. •tld •e'111rl Giii, 11, DOlh ot ......__ -~u be on-'--• CW'a>~ 4~1-"'&o '~!~!=.• •USIW9U lltrll, wllhln fOl/I' "'°"'"' 8ftlr llllt flf"11 H " n lffCl'I llX' WI WGJC • NAM• 'TATl.MINT •IMS. pubilc•llon o1 t~lt nolkt. NA~t't'-'r'ooNI _ •iv. n , •~rt ~ RTD ~ at lSO Eaet (llllC"YITIOVI •tHINUJ T.,. ioalcrMllO ,..._ 11 ckllfW ....,_ NOYICI -ro c•IDITOl:s oa1ec1 ...... ~. 1913, JilMft, u . of 1"oun1.tn v.n ..... atld ltAM.l ITATEMlfT u : IU,..l:IOll COURT CH' THI FIRST NATIONAL •ANI( OF °"'"" Elltler· ,., el Fulltr'Oll c 0 m moo th. Yultertcn, Tlllt hit'°"""" ",_. "' °""' cu Iii; s' THE 0 A It KN E's n'ATI 01' CAUl"Dlt ... IA (lllOfl OllANGE COUNTY MIL•UllH-HAllDIE -April n . Ac!· and _1 .,_, s.~ c..-~ "' CANOLEW01'1($, IMO Wht!tler """ THI COUNTY OF OUMGll! 8y; Ptlfr A. PlnlOfl ~ Q .. 0.. of Plu"t•I" V•lln. 4N l~ .. -•v1 -r IM.ANO INVESTM•NT CQ., Siii W. ""Ito H, C0.18 ~ C.Hf. '26a. '"-A-J41f1 AHi. T1usl Otlk.,. 9flld ktty L,, £$.el La• wt•t. ...... ta Ana,. 'Illey can alJO be CO.If Hlft!Way, Sllli. 2•, ,.....,... SI~ E. hf(IWllfl, ., C..t.-St., Ell•I• of CHARLES JI.. $PllOUSE. E•tc11ror of U•t will of 11'1t SEAltCH-CITROilf -A.{lfl1 ''· I'••"• .1.--aA...., ~n from the RTD DHdl. c..tlf. -'-"'· 4. Coat•.Meu.. C•lll, t1dl DKM.O. .1.1111w ,,....,. decldent akhenl, At f/f ~ Or.we, fftlll OCucta.1 w7 WiilU J-lilabert Cllf, :111%1 W. GoMi Tlll1 bullnftl I• ~Md &'fl M I"• NOTtCI!! II HElllE•Y GIVEN to U'le WILLIAM V, l(KMIDT ·~· J...-, ... 9' IM!W. Ticket Off1ot 1060 South HlllhW'Y• Sllllt 19, HfWPO'f ludl. dl"tktw91. c..WI"° ot 1119 •boft Mmtd o:lfctclltnl * s•11 MlfWI Dri"' $8111 -MUHOT"-tOJll:O -APt11 14, ftltM•d B • c.tllt, Sitiptlfll E!. hoetWI 11\ft •II __... h•UlllO dalms fGl•lnlt 1111 It......, 9HC:ll, C1IH. t»M !Ills. c, QI ._,,, Mkll., -Mlrl• raodway, Lal Angt.ies IOOJ5. ltOOtrt H. 81-na. 4'~ Vii LJdo Thi• tl•t-1 w•t n'-:1 ... It! thl CO--wld OKeclent 1re rtQUl..-d lo t!le !hem T•: fn4) 6".an Jiii!•• ... of Coll• ,....,.. _.......,. •t• Nord, NfWPOl"f •Ntll. C•llf. ty Cid Off Dflll(te County OJI ,..,,y ol. 1"1. with thl fl8C"H .. ,Y V-M.llitl's. In ttw Oftt~ Atl_., fOI' EaK"'lor ALVllilSOM-HOt.L.AND -ADI"" 2.S, Pa!3e1 are ... .._~ at 'P4'0 f(W' This blll.lnn1 It~ by•.....,... P-tf111 ot t"' dtrk of"" •bOve entllletd eo<Jrl, or P...tilltMd Orlffl" Coall O.ltr Pllo!, ".,. 11-'11. to&. -F•'"' M1rl1, ,...,u-*'' ;r,. I INl"lnlf"lhllil l'utltl1r..il Or•ltOI C011t D•ll\I 11111o1 MfY to Pf'IMnt 111t111, whh 111t ne<;KM!rv 1tn 1402 7l n , Gf '°'''MOU. zooe one ._..; ·04-« J....;.. It. 0111 IL 1t,,. Mid Jl#lf L Im t)Jl-13 -..c:. ........ '" , ... uncl«llQned •I l'tWI otflcl Milts. It. It, ?t. . A•ltAHAM.01t1MMt:,. -.1.or11 ,,. :woe two; IJI for ~ tJree; 11111 ,, ... ,,_, w•' "*' w1111 n.. c--ot 1111 •nlll"M'I'. ROBERT J. HERllOM. Eltwwd Ar.old, 1'. "' H-PO"• l22.50. _ I-••·, ·-five, ", ... £1fo'l Off Or•llOt c_,1y on MIY 21, PUBUC NIVl'll"Tll' Post Ottlce BOii ?SI. Surfsllff, c1111or .. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE kldi. •I'll J-D. )'1, "' a ..... 1. .............. ---,,... VII."-"' ""''°· which I• th• place of bu1I-of -------=--==------Hf!h. "'•ut you·r~ far too young to contamp/atfl matrimoflY -why, S26 Single zooe senior citizen F-HUl•l--------------1 ,,. ~o-1n 111 m111en pet11l .. t"'ll , ,.... STAGGl-CUMM!Mr.~ --.or•I 77 1 • ,, ' P...tilllllltd Or8f\QI' C011I D.tlty Piiot, (lllJCTITIOt.11 •llJllll•ii to 11'11-Hllll of w;(I d«tdent, wllllln fo\lr SUPEl:IOlt COUltT 0(111 THI .... u. ...., Ollv• E .• d . Dain ,, you'vt! only iust reached 11or1ng age. monthly passes are .$9. M•'I' , • ...., J-2. '· "· Im 1601·n NA.ME ITAT•MENT MOl\llla •lier '"' llrsr publk•llOl'I ol rn!s STATE 0,. C.&Ll,.OllNIA "Oil w111111ln1fer, T"' IOllO\lling pen.., II daUlll butl"'"" nolice. THl COUNTY OP' OltANO• •1t£Lfif-TlR1tY -Aorll 71. Ale• Di~ fare for senior citiuns PUBLlC NOTICE ts; Dared M•Y 2J, itn No. A·l'-S:t2 •n6er "·· t), ol U1 Vet1•i. N,..,. .. tnd .15 .H~Ve Oii -•~yS ,__ DESIGN CONCEPTS, 1006 Nolllflt,lhtm MARSlolALL G. WOLFE •OT><• 0, •<AlllNG 01' (llllETITION ~ J..,,, It. o1 WtilmlJliltr, ueo.;u "~ """" lload, Newport ancn, C•llfornl• ttt60 EJ.ec:utOf" 111 1ne will o! v•;,~,Efi?':fv:;:..:i~~ ,;., ~~;!.~'. POW Break 9:00 a.m. t(f3:00 p.m. and 7:00 ·~cr::~.::z.i:::s N!=~ ~~ ... '~11:0:,,;:; llllf!I, llOll!l;"J~~E~;~':~ dKf<Mn1 ~r~e:~f:iiU:~· ... ~'.t~::.'°1 lS, IJf COU• Mew. p.m. to m1dnJght, and all day T"' loll11Wl"9 P4tl"IOlll •re Going Tnl1 MlflfM fl ClllldlilClld by •n In-l'fll Olllc1 lo~ "41 NOT>CE >S H••EBY GIVEN tho! 1(.1.Y JA.MfC£K·IEAL -Aor!I 11, Wlltl"lt• ·~ ""---'-_ _,i bollda 111nlnes1 '" dtv!dl,Nll. s ... m100. C•llf t07.t.I G-. u . tnd Cr.try1 Ltt, 2', b01n ot 00 llit:: Weeac:uuD GUU yS. THE WET CANVAS ART GAllERY, T.,.y• T.rr Tel: :nl ff1·:MU GUADAGNO hfS IUld "'r.in • ptotlllon Hunll"'ton a .. ch. Seniors (mE:fl 65 women 62) 11st2 Betch llYd., loluntlnoton Be.teh, Tfllt .rt*-if W81 filed with 1111 C--Al'-'1' IW ExH"'lor /Of" Problite ol Wiit 11'\d tor l1wa11c1 Of Sl(~~~-=.·~~F~~0M;;;.~A'T~'. !;: must show the m:iver a senior c~=·l~erton. 1101 w. Forncrnt 'Y ci.~ of°'""' Coumy"' ,..,,Y ~.~':?; ,!ubll•hed 0••"'1 9'f:111 oaiiy 1 PllQ~ ~e:;~!:.T~•·~~~·7, ~Ml'!" fOl"~::!;-:. bOlh of -•!min-. Arr:val Marked by Joy citizens ident.lficatlon card or Or .. H1rbor City, C•lllomla W711> Publlmed Ol"tnot CHlt D•llY Pllol ,..,,y y , .. •nd Julle • • ' 9n 63<1· par1lcul1r1. Ind lh.11 t ... lime al'ld Ne• ,FISTER·IAl.FOU!t _ .1.~rll 21. " Llno• M<.Cov. 27(M w. 11!1111. Jledotldo n, It, 1:6 •nd June 2, 19n 1Jt7·T.l PUBLIC NOTICE of htorln11 tt>e sam• 1181""'"' 1.11 lor J1111e o..,. e .. u, •nd Mtrcl• Ann. Jl, Medicare card to be ellgible leach, C•ltlllf"nl1 · 12. 1'7l, 119:1>D1.m .• In 1111 courtroom 01 tlOTtl of toct~ ""'"· for the ·•··-• fare 11111 buslne11 11 cond11Ct..:I bY • wnoral PUBLIC NOTICE Oepart~nt No. l of wld court, •I 100 •EDlt0SIAN-Wl!i5T -Allfn 77, !tlcW r!;:UU\XU • port,...-1nlr.· SUPl!llllO!t COURT OF TKE Civic Center Drive Wttl, In lhe City ol Scot!, 20, e!"ld Oltne Elltabflll, 1f, from Wirt Services employees. Ar -ll. L1•vll"!Of1 Sl.&TE OF C.&LIFORNIA FOR Sanll Ana, C11lfotnl1. bOt'h of Fount•ln V1Uiry, Gen. Alexander". Ha1'g Jr., Tiiis •l•l•mfl'll w•• flied with the Coon-FICTITIOUS AUSllU!S5 THE COUNTY OF OllANGE OaTed M•v ll. 1~ FlEMINO-ILEl/INS -Apl'lt 21, Jtl· The wire of a former POW, JYI !y Clerk of Orange County Oii Mey 14, NAME STATl!Ml!NT No. A·7•Sll WILLIAM •• SI JOHN. terv w., 22. of Hun1lnoton Be.ch. •tld ••ho was pli"lographed run-newly named by President 1tn TM 1011ow1nu Pl'""' 1s dolno bu1lnell NOTICE OI' HEAllNG OF PETITION COOJn1v c1 ... w Anll• M., 21, o1 We1rmtn1t'!r " P"IVITf TRUST F·1SH4 11: "0111 PROBATE OF WILL ANO FOR COLONEL HEllRING S. l'lllAHl(LIN LElllEL1N0-VAN HORN -A.pr!l ''· ning toward her husband's Nixon as \\'bite House chief of n Pullll1hld Or•»Oe C<1a~t Dilly P iiot, Al!IEL INSULATION COn 122 e.r Air LETTERS TESTAMENTARY 101 Eal! lltll Sll'ffl G~••O, .o. 11'\d Mtro•rltl Elaine,'°· arms after h•• return home, staff , was to speak and Butz FUNDS IVAILIBLE M1y 19, 16 •nd June,, 9, im 1505-IJ Strttl. Anlhllrn, Ca!llOf"nll t2t(M Esra1e of CHARLES 7. GERMAN, B~I Colli Mesa, C•llt DOth o1Hun!l1111lon11 .. th. GeOf"9e W1lsh, 112 Bel Alr Strnt, CHAllLES ZOllEll GERMAN, Oec:e1~. Tel: 1714) 5'&·1111 NiORRliON-HA'l'SLIP -1prll 21, has sued for divorc.e. was suf.posed to introduce fOfll ltlEAL !ITATt: LO,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE Anal'ltlm, C11!fornla NOTICE is HERESY GIVEN that .1.11or ... y for: pe1111on1r TllO!Nt Natl, t!, e"Cf Hll'IC"I Anne, h ' 191 ' fnd TRUST DEED& This tivtlnK& Is conchicl4'd 11¥ 1n I,._ MARIAN L. GERMAN t>U Hied herein e Publlslled Orinoe Co,ul Dally Pflol, lL bO•h of Cotti ~. Loretta Slimi filed ti"'" im. Sl,500 To 12!111,000 dlvidu.11. ptrltl<>n f<1< Probal• cl Wiii ono for M•"t 26, 21, and June 7, 197J 163:1-73 GALVIN-FAlllN!"LLI -A.,.-11 27, erl•~ .... But Haig \Vas called into a Ufl' TO IO% LOANS Oii FICTITIOUS •USINESS G.Of"o• Walth luu1nce ot Lenen. Te11aml'lllarv ro the ' J., 24, •"<f Tlr11 Jo, )I), bOlft ot cost• disolution petition in San TAUSf DEED COUATEFl,AL NAME STATEMENT This 1taremen1 was flied wlln Ille Coon· Ptlllloner, rtference !Q whlcll Is malff IOr IC NOTICE M Su conference \\'ith Nixon and Th• totl-11!11 peroon1 art clolnt 1y C1¥k 01 Otar>gt County on M1y \0, furtner p,orlleulars, and 1na1 !he time ant:' PUBL 1151..:~;.AltltA _ AP!"lt 27. P•lll 1,.,.,or, ~faleo perior Court, asking bl 1 t•-d .t WEWPOltT l:OUITT AM.09 busln.ts1 11: 1m Pl•ce or Maring 111e ~me nas t>ttn sel --------==-n. ol Wttlmlnll•r. •r>ll Joseplllnt. ll, that her 13-ycar marriage lo was una e 0 a ..... ,, • J 'o1t'3S N .. pon C«lllll" FtLA·FAl!t. 301 FOfHI .I.YI., Sult• A El:lllEST DUNCAN tor JI.Int 11, 191], at 9:00 •• m .• Jn llM' MOT ICE OF OlSSOLUTION of !Wint• AM. announced. Butz filled in and 920~tC.nler °"'9 CP.0. Rox 4'7 SCI. Lag11na) L.aouno A~ At uw courtroom <If Oeparlme"I No. 3 Qf wkl NQ!ltt I~ h1recy glvfl'I 11111 tne •UIMS-WILLl5 _ Altrll :it. Rot>trt It , Air force LI. Col. Robert N.wpori Bud!, Calll. f7141 ~ lleacll, Ca. '2651 tut 11•"'1Y •t"td. tour!, at 700 Civic Center Orlve Wes1. In pattnerthlp lleretoklre ••llrltlO IMtlwff" ""· tftlll L-v• a.1,1. 50, 001n 01 Stirm be ended. p.aid tribute to career govern-llol•nd w111110 Rl"!f1hoJ, JOI ForMt L ... .&nte••· c.1. 111e Cllv o1 so .. 111 An•, c111llorn111. Ton"t Atvaraoo. Mt.•¥ Alvar.oo ond N....-1 B•Kh. ment employees, particularly Ave .• sune A, LfQlun1 Be•th, Calllllf"nl• Till!"-(tlll '2t·H'7 Dated M•Y n. 1973. Georgr Alv•rodo doing bu'ln.tss under '"' '"r.RO-FLYT!" -Aprll ll, ltoblrl r.. . ..;n,,. their 1'-larch 17 l'e-'2651 1Ut-(JC WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, tltm n1me and ii¥11 of EL ltANCHITO l(e!ll. 10. o1 L•r1<:llllf. •Ad IC•thryn .., ....... '6 the 82,000 who work fer USDA. PUBLIC NOTICE Gunlld lllnd,hol. lOl FOf"nl Ave., Flt!60 Counly Clerk ME;ll;ICAN llESTAUllANT 1t 7W Knot! AMI, It, Of Faunr•ln V•l!f"Y. union at Travis Air Force Sultl A, Uoun• lltM:h, Ctllfornla 1'26.SI Published Or111191 COi" Dilly Piiot, LIPPOLO. HENDERSON Ave, City of Buen• P•r11, Slalt TUllMER-ACOSTA Apt11 '1. Base, J.1rs. Stirm and the * T~I• bu1ln111 11 conducled by• oener11 May 12, 19. u •nil June 1, 197.l 1•71-73 •ltd DINSMOOll gl c111torrila, w11 on the '211t! .d1y ;if L•ure<W;f: Lyooi, )I, and l(artn Heten, f (llllCT1TlOtlS •USINESS J>1rlner1hlp. AnonM'fl 11 L•w Februorv, 1973. dluotved by (mutual con- 3J, bOlh ol Wtitml,,tle•. Se.1. Cbilr f:S II. Percy, NA.Mt STATl!MENT Roland Wll'QO lll"<f11w>l PUBLIC NOTICE lSO E•il 171h Street suilt HI -.ent tor 1ne w1thdr1w•I from 111ld firm oil CAllTER.COlE -AP'll O'I, Wlltl1m ( rt I o.. ff rd Tfle lollowlng person Ii doing bu1ln.t1s TM1 1lat.ment w•• tiled wl111 lhe C<IUn· Costa Mii•, CtH~• tt•n George Alvarado. Brylftl, :n, tnd l"atrlc!t Ann, 3l, bot~ J SJ>0 .S commen a....,. OW& 11: ly Clerk of Orln(je County Oii Mey•, lm. Tll• 1714) sq 175' Sala bllslness In !he l11ture wlll bt CQft· Off w111mln1ter. C@Stl! 'aJJd a former prisoner YATES ENTERPlllSES, 43.o C1mpy1 F?S11' NOTICE 01" SALE .1.11.im. 1 1or.' PttlllOfltr ducrrd bv T""Y Alv•rado and Miry Wfll(S-ROGER5 _ All•!I "'· Eo:ldle PEOPLE or., suue 104, Newport Be11ch, CA 9'J66G P11bll1111d Or•llllt CCN11! 01lly PJIQI, Ndtfce l• hereby given pursu1nt to 111<:· Publl ~ 0 C<:>ll!ll 0 11 Pll<il Alvarado wr.o 1r.an be 5ottly rMPOtlllbl• AllMtrl, 2I, ol Wiiiow CrHk. ano Of War are among eight m en l a. R Y11e1 Enflrpr!MS, Inc, (II May 11, 19, 16 and Jun1 2, Im l•U-73 llOl'll 31>71 and 3071 of 1ne Clv!I (Odil ol M 1!is 26 nc/jnge 1 1913 a y 1e~1j tor 1111 t:an111cllOl'll of Wfd t>tnll'lt!IS, the Ji(kltvn Ramon•, 11, of llunll,.1>ton named as "Fathers Of the C•lllornll corpor11!Qft) 43-4IO C1mpus Ille Stele <If Call lornla the 111\derslgned, ay ' 11 une ' wl!hdr•wlng parlntr h11vlno lermln•led Bu<~ '--=,,..-=,.,..,,..,,,,..-..,,....., Or .. S11lte 104, N-pqrt 8'41~11. CA, ''660 PUBLIC NOTICE HARl!OR TOWING COMPAN"I' wlll I.Ill relarfon• rhereln. aoo1t1GUE':-VAl.'l!MtuEt.i' -. Af'"tt -~·:_.by tbe:::..N a.L.i.o.Aa l _TllU ~ 1$ c~tw b¥ 111 (Qr· 111 publl~ auction, ot 96A WM! 11th StrNI, PUBLJC!-NOTICE Neither of said per5"'$ w111 IMt rf3p0n1!- 21, llll(lv, 20, o1 Sl•nlOll, 11'\d l'~OY • - -F' th • 'Qa Co •tt • ' · por•llon.-~ -.--l'ICJITIOUl1USJHESS COlll Mesa. Callloml•. II 10 a.m. Ol'I bl• .lrom uld oate OI dl~solullon for 8ny J,, U, off'ounl(!n VtU,y. · COUp le'S four children were a er S ~ mml ee. L ,fJt Y11l"e1 Enrerprll•t, Int. NAME S"fATti.M•!IT Thunday, 1 ... -J!h di.y'ol Julle, .W7J, IM -. ll.J8'84. d.~ts, [/al)lllUe1 or obllltej\P"S..,..l.ni:IJrttd PLATT-ALLEN _ Ao•ll 18, Thom•• shown racing toward the flier All e ight were honored at an L.on E Yetn, P••• Tilt touowlllll perlOfll ,,, oolno 1~l11Wlng described proPl!rty, t11Wlt ; Y••r NOTICE TO c111EolTORi -vnd"'" sa1cr1rrm Mm• or·by .\ny tit.-°'" ltlclllrd, 11, Ind J•nel, I•. bOlh cl Tllt11tall'f'Mf\f .,.as flltd w!lll ti. Countv bUtlM•• 11 . of M<1torcycle-197l, Mako di Motorcy:le-5UPE1'101' COUltT OF THE pe•~Qnl opero!lno under said nrm name. lrvlnt. in A, picture displayed ()fl the a ward luncheon at the Waldorl Cl•rk ol Oren;e County on May ,21.,>_?,!,, MAlll(ET •>NDE'5, 20101 H""'""IOW' So:tukl, 10 Slfcker-GT SSC'1717S, L1c1n1e STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil OMed : May 1. 1913. •• E £ A >> >L W>>>> .___,, "'""' THE COUNTY OF OllANGE G F Al er1o:ld BUE=-H l-t-141. -pr •m front pages or many news· A$toria Hotel, bl New York. P11bll1hed Orin~ Co1st 0•11'1'' Pllol, Ln Hunllng!on Beech Calll()r"I" t2W No.-Slt-6F26611, (S!atel.ClllllOl'nl&. NO. A ''"° l'Ofge ' y '0·:.._~;·• •• 5:!.,• .~ ... N~,~!~ • ..cll,,afld pages Of many new~•perS. The other hooored d~...1~ MIY 26 1nd Juno 2, 'I, J~, 19n 1562·~ T9renc1 Tnoma11 'Byrne, 2 D 702 S1ld Wle 11 lQr Ille PUrflOH of i~llslylng Eilate ol MARY G. l(;ER\\llTH ~~~ ~-lv~~~dll .,..., ..,. '" ~t""' CIUOI HopetO¥m Ln., H11nt1noton Bt11cn. l\en of the undersigned '°'" Stor119e llnd De<tased. '·s s sch r11: At NURNllERGEll-MONTANO -April 2'. * were recording artist JuJiUS Calltornl1 926'6 Tcwlng !ogelher w!lh costs ol adverllslllQ NOTI CE IS HERE&Y GIVEN 10 11.e .Joi 'Peel;: al~d. ty. (116rlfl, 5', elf NewPOf"I Beach, 11'1Cl PUBLIC NOTICE Hell" Phyllis Byrne, '1071'.12 1"4opeto....n end expenses Of •~le, cradl!Qrs of !he 1bDve named dtc!ilenl Hunllngl~ft l'ltt. C1Utornl• to2SS ',~!!".,',,',.!','w,,"',. '. OlftllOll. {1, Of Offi<1'als at Wayne s•·te LaROAB; M i a m i Dolphins' Ln .. HUflllnQlon B~th, C•lllDf"ftla tlr>Ui 0.llled lhlf 25111 day of M1y, 1913. lhltl •II persons llevlno cl alms aoalnst !he UJl.OC • -· -· " ..., _ _._4... k o.• f FICTITIOUS IUS\NES$ This bl.ISlntss 11 conctuc1ed by 1n In-Beverly 81enda, > C D " l(INSEL lllll[G!()N -Al)fll 11, un· "t • Detroit QU;:uu;:a1MC DVU Gr ti Sf:; M E STATEMENT di Id II Harbor Towing Cc:>mpany sad dKl'dtnl are req11lred to ll!t th~m, Publl~hed Otanga CNtlt II V Piiot. Eugene M., tr, •nd Ptggy J ,. 3S, both 1versi Y 10 Y,'ere b ball I 'I t f-.1.... Tne tol.!ow':':." ""' Is dol,,g business v u itrenct l . BY•n.t Publlsl'lfd ora,,ge cwst Dally Piiot Ma"t with tr>e necessary vouchers, In the Ql/lce,M_.,_'_"_'_'_· -"-'-'-------'-"-'-"- of L-oun• Nlgwl. wcnd.ering where accused ase grea ri OD t 'YOU"C, 0 per Tnis 5111eme t wa• !lied wilh 111e coun-26 nn 16S3-73 of Ille clerk Qf '"" 11bo~e enHlled coun, "'"1· ow,•,.•,•,·,•.•~I(. ,.,-~a!;., '~,· ,,,•,er;.1. rinancial conspirator Robert and actors Jack Albertson as. REGENCY LEATHERS. l06I Newport ty Clerk of o~a1111• coun1v on Mov 1,, ' '0 P,.....,nt 1 t~m w~h :r.e nec:eswrv PUBLIC NOTICE •• ~··-· ..., nd R dd F Blvd., CMtt Mew, C•lll. 9U67 1'7l PUBLIC NOTICE vouchers, D l>e u .... ers Of'led at c O bo!h ot South L-011111. Vtseo got hi3 education a t OU. L 11 K Ith F• ru 111 31 1 Strttl, F-2S2tl ll011ald H. Prenner. At1orney at Law, JU aJ14.'I L!iJTElt-WOOO -Aorll :JI, J1mts . Navy Capt. Jloward E N~ a!acll C~Ht.'91660 • P11t1U"'fd Oranoe Coest Dolly Pllol May WMI Third Streer, Santa A~, C'.'litornl• SUPERIOR COUIT Ofl THI! Harold, ,1, of lltll • .,..i 1(1lnleen v--. • milf1'-o're New • T ' ' •• _,., ........... ,,. "· 26. a"Cf Jun<'·'· 1913 l.S07·13 NOTICE OF APPEAL 97701. wl\lch Is Ille-pl1ce Qf \>oS•Af"SS OI a,., ., ,,., •••••• •o• Loult.e, lf, ol Wtilm!ntltr. ,..__v .,._. Rutledgt, '8 iPQW lfor seven dlv~~.l~lnHf 5 ~..,...,uc,.,.. ~, " -----NOTICE IS HEll~BY GIVEN !hill on tne undersigned I" Ill m<'lllers pertoininO ~THEECOUNTYOF ORANGE MILLEll-MILLER -April 1t. llontld Jersey businessman now in sef ed b th L 11 K•th F rr PUBLIC NOTICE June •. 1973. •I 6.lCI Pm .. or 11 ""°" to Ill<" e-sia1e !II wld decedent, wllhln four llto. -?'5ll H,. 46, r.,,...rrlfd B.vlf'IY Jt•n, :JI, Costa R'•a af'-he WOS yearl, W8S ect Y e Th! ,e~ ~I as ~l~r wirh rh Coun-lllerealler ll ll'fltetlctble In lr•t Cosl• monl'lls a11er tl>e first p~tilkallon ot rnis NOTICE OF" HEAllllltG Ofl l'l!TlTION bOlh of H11t1llng1on IHcfl. .... i.a Def D a t I lo s s a e w • ----Mn.11 City CouncU Cn1mbers. 77 Fair notice IRYANO·llEEO -Aortt lt, Jl\Oll'lll charged with trying ilO buy Off ense e p r men ty Clerk of Or•noe County "' M1y n, STATEMENT OF .&BANOO'ttMlilltf 01' Drive, Costa Mnt, 1111 City Council wl11 D•tiid May 16, 1973 FOR PROllATE OF WILL ANO FOR Ger•ld, 19, ol Nffdlt1, •NJ llobyn 0 _.,,,bJt'can" ~· -'~ represent aU the PQ\V fathers. Tm , fl1S4J7 OSI! OF FICTITIOUS •USINUS NAME hNr • requesl for I l1sc:i• sign from Nell 5!-llRLEE ORn ~i;,~,E:is J,~5~~~~~~~~ZOFF, 1~11 ....i •• tt. " FOYM•lll Vlllty. ........... -~ ' ., ·~ 0 ' ' D '' ,,,_ Tn• lollcr#lng ptrlOll "-•·~the N~. ltw::Df"por•ltd, 161d. '°'"" •H••bor EXKU!rlx of Ille Wiii GORDON ' ' sro•zoF• • GE JENNINGS.Clllllt -,lptll "' S!tpthfn l'f>l\n OOf1 ~"ti~~ .. U. * U 1""" reftgl °'"5 1 'I' "'!.! utl of tho! /k:tltlout tlutll'IC!P ..... Miii. 80Ull'ltrd, Sant• An•, lor tile &•1htul ol !he •bov• ft&mtd <W!Cedenl l '" ' .,. " . Alll!'I. 1t, •nd ,..,,ry C1rr, JJ, bclfh of ,_, uuua OR ~ . . Miiy U •NI June 2. t, 16• \9n 1.00.r.l B'I LIQVOll AND OELI, zm l'alrVlew Bqet Reit1uranl, 2:MD Herbor &ouMv1rd RONA\.D H. PltENNEI STOLZOFF. OllCl••ed W.1'rl..,_t.,, mittee for the J\e-eleoCJOo Of AJJeD ffJteb, 'the seftlOr City ltOld, Co.le M .... C111lom~~ Costa Mew Said •l111n reqllflt W•t denied AllorMy •I Uw -~~1~~E A 1\l~L~~~~yhl~~~!iN 11t!~r! TAKATA·STOllCH -Aprlt 30, Rlct.•rd ~b~ Presid~ •'-•-to~ ,._,..,.ilman ~ff-12 years in PUBLIC NOTICE The f!qltlou• bu11._ to 1t '"' Planning Comrnll1I011 ~nnv al s1s w-.1 Third Str"Hf 11 pellr!<>n 1or Problll• of wm •tld for Thol'nlls. U, of lrvlne •ftd Mary K-V w,.. Qlfio1-~• 'J '-"'-"'" -r:::: .~ W11 n1to:1 In Ora ~ ty °" Mfy 1.t. 1973 ' h11t• Al'll, C1llfoml1 t2'11 > Agnn, 11, Off ·-,.,k. d • fi ' ffi in San n;..,...,. sa S be M•rdl n 1m NOTICE 15 FURTHER GIVEN 11111 ltf'l'I' .&ll01"118'1'1 for IJllCWITbt: l11u•11et of Lt~I lttlltlMJfl ill'"Y to tne SMITH-l(EITGel -Mll'f t, Douul•s egree lfi 1"J'•~' ._, C-0 ce L'""6v, y ftCTITIOUS •USIHl!SS CQIJl'liMCE 80.1.llOMAH 1165 Port Of"lll Of" written commenti fer or fG!lfllll Publl t\ed Or ge Coast D 11 Piiot pelltll)fler, relerence to which 1• mfde for JW.n, 14. _. MM'/ JWlll\, l), bolh of engineering flcrn W a·y 0 e rwon't seek 1l fourth term. NA.ME ITAT•MEMT Abbiy> Pllee. Newpor"I 8Hch. Call!Oflll8 ll)e •ppeal, wlll bf heard it 11111 tlmci. M1y 19s U and ~~ftl 2 • lffl I ¥ 1.ss2.7:i lurtlltr partlcular1, and 1n11 thl time and Cor-Del M•r. "When T J1d ad Thi tollowlng Plf'Mll'I It ck>lng blttlnnl Ht.61> • £1LEEN P. PHINNEY ' ' ' place of hul'lno !he wme has been 111 VEAOUE-CHVALA -M•Y 1, l lch1rd State. you e 60 a re 1s: This buSlnflS Wl>I cond(H;led by ... • Oly Clerk of tne City PUBLIC NOTICE for June 12. 1173, al 9:00 "m., In 1n1 Arlhur, 31 , •nd Vlrolnl• ll-. Jl, • • • Is '"· obituary column in the 8.1.CK 81\Y NURSERY, 21>361 ~-w. lftllllvldu&I t 01 c~tt Mew courtroom ot Oe-o1rtMent No. S ol wld bo!h of Hllnllnolon It.ch But UIUVf!l'Sity offK:UI sty "'IC . &!rct., S.nla An•, Cel. 927D7 Cl.rtncl Boardmen Puti\bhed Or1n1111 Coat! Dally Piiot, cour!, ar 700 Civic Center Drive W11!, In BIE8ER·5CHAUER -"""'"' '· 1( ......... ,.. checks Jh-•.-.l. the memorles rnonung and T'e8d about guys Wllll•m R. Allison, 20362 s. w, llrch, f''1Sfl May 2'. 19n 1630-73 SU,.l!ltlOlt COURT Ofl CALlFOlllNIA Ille C!ry ol S111t1 Ane, C•lllOl"nla. w .. tt, &nd Lttll• Serif\~. It, bOlfl 01 wu~ •'--k I" Santa Al'f, Calif. 92707 p bll hed 0 C st Da"ly Piiot COUNTY OF ORANGE O•led Mov 22, 1973. Co11t MM•-. of people and computers have younger wta.n me ee ing Thi• bustnett 11 conducild b'I' •n ,,.. Mayll 11119 26 ;~~'!uneo;' 1973 I 1455-73 PUBLIC NOTICE 700 Cl"tlC C•nlltl" Drlv• "'"'· 51nt1 An• WILLIAM I!. ~I JOHN, •EROAN-1(.1.IAGOAG May 3, failed ofO come up witn anyone over," he said he decided to dlvldUllWf!llam R. All!tOll ' ' ' ct"J~o"..~M(~ .... R~l..ffAOm<I BLOCK,C~~.nl~l(1.:~~ & LOP1N 1toe1ot10. 19. •nd v11n•t1011 • ..o. both · PUBLIC NOTICB " of Hllnllnorot1 BMth. nailled Ve&e01--or ·anylhin" retire. 1111!1 'iatemtnl wa1 ll!ld wl!h !ht Coun-NOTICE OF .&PllllEAL In r~ lhe merrlage Q! Pelltloner. e~, J~t~ Looln BENNY-IMBEllHINO -MIY l, Loult p A o-t'•me prof ss'onal box !v Clerk ot Ori>r>ge COOJnly Oft M~Y 10, NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhtl on DONALD EUGENE ROBBINS end I»• Nortll Brwc!W•'I' Rom1n, )1. •nd N•ncy Loul11, 36, close to the lli\MC of Vesco -,..,. e l • 1t7l FICTITIOUS llUSlltESS June ~. 1t7J, II 6:31> p.m .• .,.. as soon Respanden!: ETHEL Gil.fl.CE llOlllllNS s ... ,. Aftl, C1tll t11t1 bo!n ol N-port Beach. I · stud'ed the . er, Hitch v.•ealhcrcd many l"·llll2 MAME STATl!MENT l11tre1trer IS pr•clttlble In lhe Cosll lo !lit Respgndent; The petl•IDrltr ho'IS T1I; OU) US.t!-11 IMllH-CAPPS _ Mey 3, ft lcl'llrd C, laVtng CVer l IC. I" 1 r·~ I Publlthed Or1n;t Coasl Dilly Pilot, Tiie tollowtng ptrSllll Is doing bl.ltll'lft.S Mesa City C<1unclt Cllambert, 11 FA\r flied I pe!illot1 concernln:;i your marrla~e. Allor11evlsl tor: Pt!Ulontr 23, •nd P•trlcl• Ftyi, ll, bOlh ol * po lhca 1611 S, M1y 17, 19, 26 and Jun• 1, 1973 1•7\t.7l •s Drl~e. Costa Mesi, tM Clly Countll w:11 You m•Y n1e a written response wl1hl" lO Published Or1noe Coast D•llf Pl!ol, HUl'ltl"!lkln BNefl. LONE HILL. ZlO E. 11tn sr .• Suite m, rtl'ltar Zone E:rc,pllcn Perm!! ZE-73-16 days of the d1te lh..111 111is summQn• Is Mey 1s. 26, end June I, 191l 1~16-11 MACLEOD·LOHE'I' _ May '· Mll(olm p bl Pi , f" I · t PUBLJC NOTICE Cotto Mew 91627 lo..-Jrl\ovah's Wllnestl'I, 1950 Cflurcfl i.&rved on yo1.1. II you 1111 IQ Ole • w•ltlel'I --------------N .• u. ol Leg1111e ll••ch, and Sharyl a 0 C8.S81"1 I 11"18 pain -Hervey Somers, 170t e. ll•Y Fr011t, 51THI, Costa Met1. for ptrmls!llon to rewonse wlrhln sucn time. yQ11r det1ult PUBLIC NOTICE Lynn, :u. of 01nver, Colorldo ings, 2QI unsigned. pw.zling Q l ll•lbCNt build • rellol<ius metr!r>g hall In '" RI mav IMt ..,1er..i end 1'111 tovrl 111ay entel' ---------------O'CONHOR·llllOUWEll -Mty 4, uee•t y FICTITIOUS •USINE5S lhll bu1lne11 Is being conducted by" • tone at 9SS Plulltlno Avenut. I fudgrntnr conlainin<i inju11cll~e or 0111., OllOINANCE NO 13.t:z ROlltld F••llcli, n, ot Co.ti Mei•. \\.'Orks from the Jast itwo years NAME STATEMENT iN"n•rslllp S1ld Zone E•ce-ollOll P1rm11 w11 1111-ordtr1 concernlno cttvlsl"" of prm>erty, •1111 S~lvla Irene, ll, ol llu111• P•rk. f h' l'f t h'b't f T1'1t followlno ptrlOn ri doing b11,!ness Harvev Somer'!. proved ., !he Cl!y Council metllng ol IPOUHI suppart c~lld cuslody child SUll" AN URGENCY OIOINANCE .OF THI! FERNELIUS-OSCHMANN -M•Y •• 0 IS 1 e, wen on ex l I or et: Gen. Ptt!ner Aprll 16, 1911 porl, atrorney"; IHs, Cl)!;IS •• •mt SIKll ~::s~A c~:s~L TiF Pl'ltHE"veC.::y T~: wtlll•m llliy, 14, Ind Oline J•c· the (irst time in Avigonon, s b U1 SU N COU NTRY LAND IN· Tnls s!attmenl !lied with !fie County NOTICE IS FUltTHEll GIVEN lhll 11 ot"'r retfe1 as may bf oral\~'<! llV the ERECTION OF SIGNS DVltlNG THE Qulllfll, l4, bolh of Ltgune HUis. France. u s y VESTMENTS. 2061 81111...u C,nttr D<., Clerk ot Ot1119e County Oii: Apt. 311, lfn. tlle 1loremenlloned time,°'"'' Ind wrllrl'll court. PERIOD OF PIEPAllATION OF A S11lle 102. lf\llnt. C•lllornl• .,..... By Tflerts• M. Wtrd, Dlpuly County c°'"rnenls for or •t1ln11 lhl 1weal will II you with lo lffk 1111 1avtc1 of •n •t-COMPlill!Hli.NSl\IE SIGN OIDllllANCI: T · · I Ctrl Gatt•rdO, JT.J04 Ma fl on I • , Clerk. IMt heard. lwnty In thl1 m1tttr. you should do M • he pa1nhngS at the Pa ace P1lrnd1le, C11lllornl1 '3550 f1Mt74 EILEEN P, PHINNEY pf'llmptly so lhet "tour written n1poni.e, 11 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THli. CITY Death Notices CHAl'MAN , •Y C~apman. No. 1 Wfflclltt VIII•, Ntw· oort !leech. D•ll of durn, May 2~. 1913. Carol M.lrlln, Sin 011190; brOlhlrt, l(fl'I· nt!h tMd Kllt<IY Va" W•v bOlh Of Col0t•do1 on1 gr1nC1CMLd, Merli "" Oll!JO. Senrlc11 TUfld•Y, M•Y 29 1 AM. P11clllc 'l'lew Ch•a.I, wllh R•v. 8ru~• 11.. l(urrl• ottlclallng. lnt1rm1n1, Pacific View Memorl•I P•rk. F1mll"t IUllllfSl1 tho1t wl1~ln<1 to m~~• memorltl co"· trlbullon1, please con!rlbu!1 to the Heart Fund. P1el!lc Vllw Morru•rv. Olrac1or1. CltOSat• Tld Crosbie. ltt,ldtnl ol S•nl& A"•· llltmerl~ c! NorthtldD•, Sa" F•rna"dl! V•liev. O•te Q! de1lh, Mey 25, 191Jj Survived llY wilt, Sus•n: IOI\, J•,,,..., o 5.ln Oleo<>: three 11111,. now living In Caned•. Vlsltt!IOll, P•cll\C \l l•"ll' ChApelf trom Hoon, Sund1¥, S1rv ce1, Tut1d•y, PM, Paclllc V!1w Ch~l)ll l"ll•mt!t'!t, Pedflc VI e w Mtmorltl Par-. P•cillt VMw Morlu•rv, DlrtclOrs, ,.RITTS l.ltOllllM Elll• Fr/111. 2Jtl M1rlpott WHI, LfQUftl Hllll. Dltt of d111n. May 24blf1l. S11f\l!Vld b"t d•1111nt1rs B•rba•• lxon, OIDOr•h Ptlmer end :ILICll!h Frlrr11 rwo gntldlror'ls. Int-I Wiii be In 0.Utnd C1rne11rv, Soo H1rbor, Ntw Y0th , Be1t1 81rotr011 F...,..ritl Horne, Cotti Mes•, Forwardi ng Oir1<lor• ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY C%7 E. 17th St., Costa Me&a 146 4881 BAL TZ-BriiGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar '7s.MSO Cost.a Mesa "'"UU • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa t.ltta LI 1·1413 • McCORMICK 1,AGUNA BEACH 1\.fORTUARY 1705 Lagun11 Canyon Rd. 49t.9415 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK C.m<ler)' Mortuary CUptl 1511 PaeifJc View Drive Newport Be.ac•. CaWoraJa MUIDI • Pl!Elt F AJIULY COLONIAL FUNERAL DOME 7111 Bol1a Ave. We&tmlaltet 113-{SZS • SlllTllS' MORTUARY m Malo St. llunlla1t.o11 llf:adi - of tile Pr.n.>e, executed in the R d Tnls bu•lness 11 conducted by In In-lllub!i1hld Orenoo COl!t 0•!1y Pltol, City Clerk of thl Clly ol •11y, m•r IMt fllld 1111 !Im.. g~l~o;:~oMES~.ar:>DES HEllEB'I' OR· ·~· po te alvldl.loll M•Y ) 1:t 19 26 19n 13D9·7l CMI• Mesll 0•1~ Feb. ' 19n LLOn~. period from September )970 !O e r (arl G11tarcio ' ' ' Published Orange Coast Ot!lr Piiot, WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, Clerk SEOCTION 1. AUTHORITY AND IN- 9 2 I d f TMt 11arement w11 flied wll~ the Coun· PUB NOTICE Moy 26, 191l 1631-n By Donn.a Gibbons, Deputy TENT June I 7 ' y;cre se ecle or Iv Clerk ol Or1ria• County on May 14, LIC ROIERT L. ttUMl'HlllEYS WHEREAS, th• Cour1ell of the City of exhibition by Picasso hi1nsc-lf WASfllNGTON /UPI\ t¥n PUBLIC NOTICE AllOfTllr •t L•w Co~o Mesa 11 cha•1>ed wtrh tne -F·2Jm ,-tCTtllOVS 8USIHESS UOO Ad1m1, Suite io. reSP<1Mlb!llty Ind ~rovl<ltd tne 1ultlorltv adbooeallt 1 Aapri'fm 8 onatlh 91 .before his Queen Elizabeth JI ~5 11 19~~:1~~edJ~~~e9.c~ p111y Pl1~1~~ The le>tio'!t.:E~,!!;~~~:~a bllslneu &SIWl ~:i!:~"·,1~:1 t2~~tSI> ~iQ:se9:i1,~11~ ,i;:-~1;;1; c:S";! M~;:~e~~e beneficiary Undfl" the U.S. ··-'\ •io NOTICE TO CREOtTOllS Allorney fer: P•lltlfln•r WHEREAS. proper 1lonlng Ii bolh The moods and subjects f I 'd t NATIONAL CAR LEASING ANO SUflERIOlt COURT 01" TKE Pub!l•,hed Orange COll•I Delly Pile!, nl'Ceuarv and.de,lr1ble tor 1111 P•omQ!lon Pl'Ogram 0 SU >SI Y payrncn S PUBLIC NCYnCE SALES, 1 Cl!y Blvd. Weit, Ori~, STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii M•Y n . 19, 2&, 1n<1 June 2. l97l 14e1-1l of commerce 1n the Clly ot Ccsta Mese; change too abruptly to risk to fan11ers for not growing ca111. nMS THE couNTY OF oll.&NGE 11\d · ti t Pi l\ d FICTITIOUS BUSINESS S!ephe" CQlltn, 6100 Edlnt:ier, Hun· No. A-7'3Sl PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS, ~lgn regulallons lleve saying la casso me OV.'e crops. NAME STATEMENT llnotgn Beach. Est11a ol CARL T. MAYES, Oeceesed. significant vcg~omlc, so<:l~I and aelithl!lc once he was past 90. His old Al ]c.nst that's the way Rep. The 1cliowlna perion 11 dolno business Tnh bu1lness 11 cond11Ch1d by ~n In-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 tlle lmp1c1s uPOn tne Cltv of CQsta Me~1 ; and f es; dlvldvel credl!orl cf tn1 1bove named dtctd&MI 85144' WHE~EA5, 111e Councll II new con· themes 0 bullfighters, erotic Silvio O . Conte (R·Mass.) sees EL MONTE TAPPING, 2110 E. S!tPhefl Cohen that .ti persons having clalma eoe1n1t Ille SUPEllOR COUllT OF THE ~ldetlng !lie •dOPtlon of• comprenen11ve couples and faces with oin eye " Howell uni! 411 Anilltlm c1111. 9'2906 This 11atlml!ntlwa1 flied with 111e coun-wid docld"'11 ar• rfl!ulred to Ille rhem, ITATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR slgn Qrtilnance; end ' Jl. Herm lynrt Cufldatl, '.1111'2 Orchid ty Clerk o1 Oran(i1 Ciwnty OJI MIY (, 1973 with the nec111ery vouchert, fn It.. ollltt THE COUNTY OF ORANGE WHEREAS, Ille Council 1nd Planning fleeing from the Ca ti\' a S Av,., Cott• Meta, Calif. t'.171>7 P:ISUrO ol tne clerk ot tt>e •boYe en!llled court. or No. A-l(Sl:t Commlulon fl•ve rtcelved 11v•r 1111 ist (01\'TE TOLD the House : Tllll buslnei• 11 ccnd11C!ed by •n 1n· PL18ll1hed Orange C:0.11 Dally Piiot, to PreRnl lhlm, wllh tne neceuory NOTICE OF SA LE 0" REAL PROPERTY rMeerch reoorts from the 11111 •nd are pers • di Id I Milv 12, lt, 26 and June 1, 1973 1'15-7l YOllCl\trl, ,o tne llftderslgned c/o AT PllVATE SALE "ow 1h.tdvlng 11'111 prellmln11ry drill ol • * "Now, the farm subsidy pr<>-v ua Herm L. Cllf'ldall Crulkth•n~ & Anlln, a:llJ W!l1htre In tne M11tter of tne ConservalO'!ihlp el cornprehen1!ve tlQ" Qrdlnance. Asked at a Capitol nev.·s con· ference about televiston com- mentators, Gov. Ronald Rega.1 replied: fffam has become a part of lhls s1a1emenl was filed wl!h th• Coon-PUBLIC NOTICE Boulevard, Suite 104D, Bevert"t HHH, C•lll the Person and Estate ol Mii.RiLL "tN SECTION 2. SIGNS REGULATED • f . .d • h ty Clerk of orallge county "' M•r 21. 91>211, whlcn It tne piece o1 bl.lslnns of BEAR Mecl(ENZ1E. Conserva!ee. lr>e Director or Plann!'IQ 1r..u i1<1<1rove our oreign a1 program Wll 19,3• lhe under1lgned In •II m11trer• Ptrlalnlng NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVEN rh1r the only those $lgn1 which c011torm to 1r.e 000 OOfl • I ,~ f p.2S4Sl FICTITIOUS •UlfNl!SS to tilt estate of .. Id dKldcnl, wl1hln IDUr 11ndl'rsl11ned, JAMES E'. kEIM, Publlc 110,. regulitlon1 ln<ludld In fhe documt"l ....,.., going 0 1-l"" queen 0 Pllbl!shtd Orangt coasr OiHy Pllol M•v NAM!" STKT•M&NT months •lier the flr1t publlca:!on of lfllt Cu•rdlan, 11 CQftSlif"vltor 111 tl>e per.14o11 .,,titled "Sign ordlnaftc:e, preUmlnary England.'' 26 •nd Jvne L 9, 16, 1m 1571 .73 The lollowlllll person It liolllll bull"ess norke. Ind e1la!a et MARILLYN BEAR d•all" 1---------------l •s: DATED May 2•, 1913. M•cl(ENZIE, t<1nservatee, w!ll sell 11 sE'CTION 3. PLANNING COMMISSION ' He said the money was paid LEILA M. LENAROSOH, 1112 CROCKER NATIONAL BANK prl~••• !lie kl Ille flldl>eSI .\nd bell "'' REVIEW "'t'oo Sit there and )'OU to ~Ito Pine , ·nd Co., wh>'ch PUBLIC NOTICE OuP"'' Drive, Newport B ••ch, •nd MARVElLA s. MAYE6 bidder, •lier deduction 01 anv requested The Plannlnq o1rector il'lll1 s11rimu 10 watch )'OUr (e!eViSiOO screen ~ ..,.. CallfWnla t2664 Co-Executors of tne WlH bro~rr's comml1slon, Up<>n tlle lerms ~nd tile-Pl~nnlno Commission ~ ~ly reparl OWl\S a 2,500-acre farm in ,-1cTITIOUS aus1N•SS L•ll• M. Wynno, 2172 DuPOl'll Orl"t1, ot tne •bove n•med decedent condhlon1 r>ere!naller menlld<led, •nd wnkh •u••'"•,.rlr-s tn" shin permit• luutd and you hear a man make 11 NA.Ml! STATaMENT N1wpor1 Bucll 926" CRUIKSHANK a .&NTIN sublec• 10 c011flrm•tlon by tne attove-en-amt <1en!11<1. rr.e com1111,,1on m•y, Q" lb .....,.,J, t Bolivar County, M.iss. Thi toll<1wlllll peroon Is cloing bullntH Thl1 buslne11 Is (onducttd b'I' •n In-Altomt¥1..,. C•l!•K"''°"' lltlld SLl9e<ler Court,"" Wednesdey, J11ne own l'Kll!on ~view •nv sl•lf ecnon 51~·" 0 you, is: dlvldual. Publlsl'led Or•nve COl•I OlllY Piiot Me"t 6, 197l, 1r Iha hour al lwe!ve o"clu;t. noon, SECTION, 4 TIME PERIOD " "And lhcn they switch of(, DELTA, JIE said, is a EXCELSIOR p ll OF ES S t ON AL LIU• M. WyM1 26 •nd June 2, t, 16, 1'71 1'51-n cir tt..re,,fter within the time 1llowec1 by This Ordln~i.ce sllltl be In lull force and nd th GAllOENING ANO MAIHTENANCE, This sr11emenr wes lltld with Iha Cour>-l•w, II Ille Olllce <If Ille Public Guotdl,.n, effect /nr • period o1 180 dlYI a ' ree men, or four men, s ubsidiary of Courtaulds Ud. 1911> Whittler Avo .• co.re Miw tt617 l'I' c11,k o1 Or•no-County Oii Aiil"ll 30, PUBLIC NOTICE uao soutn Grand Avenue, Sa"'·' An•, SECTION s. UR:GENCY MEASURE Or Ofle ffittll. \Sits there and of • -•ocl. i'n wh!'c• ••· -yaJ J1n-Tlemftl V1ndln1Mtr;, 1910 Whllller 19TJ C1lllornl•, '2105, Ill rlghl, 11111, interest, ll>e Countlt llnd1 and dKl•rn thal 1~1" U..IU ~· Uft:: '"' Ave .• C.M., C•llt. nt27 '2mt • 514'6 aftlll '''~II of MAlllLLYM BEAR promotton ol tne Ollbllc lnlorlll f"'IQ11lrt.1 says, 'I will now tell you what family is listed as the largest 1n11 builnesi 11 conduclld by •n in-o...nts L. 01111r St1P•1t•O• COURT 0 ,. THI Macl(ENZIE, con1.1rvet1e, 1n •ml to th•t 11111 11111 Ordl"""" "' fllopf«I ,, en be said for tile last 30 . dlvldue! 1171 D"'""'' Drl.,.., Sit tJ STATE OP CALtFOlllN1A cert11ln ie1I propet1y dHCrlbed •s toUowi. Uf"11'ef'C'I' mea1ur1 pu•1u1nt to Section Jnvestor. J•n-T V•'"""'*ll N_,.rt lHch t2"4 IO wl1; 6S95a ot the Governmen1 Codt. minutes.' "I I d I that th Thl1 •lel~fll we5 tiled with 1114 Coun· T•MP ...... (1141 w-m• COUN~ °"" .::;,•1110• l.of• Ol'll (1) •nd TW(I (2) In lnict No. SECT ION '·NOTIFICATIONS F kl I . am g a 0 see e IY Clerk of orino• County °" April '.ID, P11blt1hed Orangt C0t1t o.ny Pllot, NOTICI °' H•Altlt40 ""'· In 1111 Countv ol Orall!le, Stale of Thi• Ordinance •h•ll "k• .i1ec:1 •fld be " ran y. ·ve always found Agnculture Department's pro-19,1 M•v s. n . It, 16, 1r1l 131a.n '''''' _ CAR' T. MAY••· -···-". ,c.1noml•.," ,Pit Mllf. ~llol •tcordtcl, In 1u11 tore• 11111 etlttct 1mmec11.1e1y en1r it a little in If to 'n · flM'7l "' .. ""'" _,., n l!Ollk 5• ~s ...,, .... •I'll •s 0 If\ 11••!8WI. •fld llfofl>r• tile ~plrftton ti SU tng our l -~ram 15 fit for a queen, but f'ubUshed Ol"•ngl C(lllll D•!IY PllQI, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "'•' M11Ctlllt-.il Meps, In tne Olllce of '"' flf!Hn ClSJ days 11111" Ill P811.1Qf, lhl!I telligence. You've just heard it is the American taxpayer M•Y 5, 11, 19, ,,.,. 1m ,,.._73 'MA"°'•v•,~~. s"."-!.l'fv"••s'. ,.!•,,,..••,-~,",,', ,county Rocorder et ,~1d, county. " tie puh1l1hed onc1 In th• Oral'l!lf '°'" th I • , II .... m... ,,.. ~ ommonl/ known 1s. wo 11n1mprov o11uy P ltot • n._,,•per 01 0,.,.,,1 e m.nn say it, von t rca y \\•ho is gelling crowned _ in fllCTIT1ous 1vs1N•ss of ltlt w111 o1 c1r1 1. M•V'"• oeccdfl'lt, 1o11 nex 10 31616 Cd411 H11hway, drcutaHon Printed •nd P\lblltlltd 111 th• need sonleonc to put it all h' k !book ,, Id Cont PUBLIC NOTICE NAM• STATEM•NT 11ave n1e<1 11tr11n • petition '°'" •n oro:ler Laoune BMCfl, C•1tlan'tJ11. cny QI C1;t•l1t Mt!.1t '011t1""" with the L~ poc e , sa e. TIM tollowl"O per1on ll doing but.fneJs dlr.ctlng lllt eonvt'f•nc• of rt•I P•OPlrtv SUBJECT TO .111 exeeplltins. condlf!ons. nemn el l'llf memb..-1 of tl'lt Coun(ll together 'and say. 'Well, fl()\11, =iiiiiiiiii---:::~;iij~=::--11: o:let.e:rlbed below Id 1/1!.RDUGO VALLEY t e litrfdlortt, ee1.1mehlf, t•Cl\ltlOl'lt, Ylllin<I l"!lf" 100 ag1tlnst iame. I • h I I II 'd , ,, I • ltUt F"ltONTlE!t, INC .• 2955 Nortll Alrwty CO .• a P•rtn....,.lp, In compll1nce wlln , ... rvatlOl\li, Hons. rlghtt. •nd rights of PASSED AHO ADOPTED l'llli 1111 d•v ICl"l.' S Vo' (} le rca y saJ • NOTICI! TO Cltl!DIT01t$ Avenue, Co.!1 MHI t2626 Ille terms of the wtlltfl'I "''""""' 11> teU w8y, of fl(Otd. QI M1t~. IV1J * MINIATURll:5 CIVIL WAI SVl'Elt:IO!t COUllT Olf THI! l'tOllllt~ M•n11t.cturlng, Inc., a 1mt purch•M tflllfMI Info bY dTtfdfnl In B!ch or oltor1 1ro Invited for ~Id t!r:lll--Will.a.RO T JOllOllN 01..0 OOLl..11 OLD GUNt STATE OF CA.llflDlt:NIA "0111 Celtlornl• (orl)Or•tlOll, 1tSS Norll'I Ills !!feflmot, 111 Mii..-. tl\CI flY the erty •1111 mvs1 bt In Wl'ltl"11 nfld writ bf V!(I ~"°'" ot tile Agriculture &•(•retar)• Earl -M •NNfNG'S THE co~=-TX.,~r,,o•ANGE Al•w•v Avenue, Cos" ~. Callfoml• purc11a1.1r 111med holr•ln, •s ~-'"d fKrl"fd 11 tr..t 01tlc1 01 tn. Public cu~· c11w 01 Cotll 11.Ws• '"" Ei1a11 01 MARY PRISCILLA ALLEN, 9U1• Ille P"llllOll Ila• lllffl I.II fl)r" ~eltl"ll In dllll, llDO South Grind Av111nut. S•nl• ATTEST· t . 811ti, reputed to be never ot COLLECTORS 1110 known ~' PRISCILLA Al..Lll!M, 1 lnlt. l)\<1ltlf~ 11 cOIMll.K.tM bY • cor· 0epertment .i of the •llOv• t'l'11tttd cwr1. An•, ca11rorn11, tt10J, or moy be 11te<1 EILEEN. P. PlllHNE'I' I f d I e a 10 PO<•tlolt °"' 111e l411141Y of.Jllfll, 1m. 11 ••DO •.m. wttn 1ne c11rk of »Id Super!()<" Court, or Ci t Cl•rl ot .,.. a O!S or wor s. ived up lo SHOP , ~ ~.~~ ""1~1l~:R:i~ ~·,~::',,.. Ftol'lfter M1nut.c:1urffll, tnc. The r"MI l>"9Plrl'I' to bf cOJ1v1Ytd 11 mf'I' IMt cllll•••lld IO Nici Publlt GUlltdlan c;~ or Cm!• Ml!ll hi.$ ironja\Yed reputation 81:(ain cretdllort of Ille •bov• ft•mld o:lfl;9dent ~~~W-Chin, l'rnlclltll cllscrlbtd •• fOllCIWt; ......-11 .... •I tnV !lme •fl« "'"STATE OF C.-.LIF01t'41A ) 02A28 N~...-T SL.VO. tt'lfl •II r..vttlQ cl•lm• •g•I ',... PAlltC•I. 11 pUbllc•tlotl of lhli nollce •nd bffor• , ... COUNTY OF OltANGE \SS at a ceremony in Washington eo.r11. M•-. CAU... ..kl (lee~":"~ •• rlQUlred to lilt n:i....., TM1 1111107.111 Wll llled wllfl the Coun-' Lott l ••• s •ncl"" SOV!h 20 tHI 111 "'fklng of llld Hie. CtTY OF COSTA ME5A l honoring nearly 100 Depart·1~~·~·~·~-~·~·~·~·~~~"~·~·~· ~,~ .. ~-~,~·~·~1wtth ..,. ""'_.., -..c:. ... rJ, In the ofll~ l'I' Clerk of •fl!lll Cou~ty Oii MIY ·-. 1t7J. l.Ob ... 7 Ind. Off TrKl No. ,,.., City of TERMS OF SALE: c •• ~. tlllwft.14 ,,,_... I. EILEEN P. PHINNEY. City Cttrk f ot Ille clltr"k al tlllt 8b0Vf en!Uled court, or Publlthtcl Oringe Cotlf Dalli/ :::' Glendfle, Pfl"-1'11111 r-.mnltd Ill Book fl, °'.,.'~Un= Slit~-= Ill fll'I. •ncl n.itlcto Clerk ot !he City C0!,1AC1I ol ment 0 Ag r i CU It U re to ~...,, them, with ""' ""'''"rt Mey 12 1,, u. tl\CI JUfll 2 Tm 14n-.7i ~ In ti c c .. • or, ..... bid or .... ~~ .c,ih l'll<t City Of Cott• ••••· lllt•b¥ tll"!ll"I' VOllthtl"I, 111 '"' u"CferalOntd 1t !ti frutl ' • f'AlltC•&. 111 tvn!Pfn'I' uc,. -,.., '"""' w lr..t "" •"Oll¥t •ncl lul"eoolnt Ortllntn<• DellofrltMlll, TlllE INSURANCE ANO An "--' fW drt_.., pvrpoMI Ille bfl&ne8 QI lht Pllfd'lfl.I prk;1 to bf No. 7>-'12 w•1 !111todvcld Mid cOMlderld BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL TRUST COMPANY, .io North Mel" st.. PUBlJC NOTICE Ind for lr,1"' aiMll /Nlklt•lnl1'41 weltr Mid 11P01'1 COllflflNlt4ol'I al Ml• by Niki MC!IOl'I by MeltOll 11 • ,..,i1r "'"11119 of Sent• """"'' Calltornl-1111: ltlc:1141rd E. m111M end ...,... ltnn In. -· llPOll ~rlor COl.ltl. Mtd City Covncll 1111d Ol'I 11'141 2111 dl'I' of Wlllm.n, Trwt Of/le.,, whldt 111111 place (llllCTITIOUI IUllMUI Ind ktoU tlle-twf'I' 13 feet of l.ol 7, II bkl• °" ~ mwt bl..,1tubml"-Otl Nit\'. IPn, and ltltrttfllf H*°"" 8nd Off but.Int» o1 l'll<t unden.lontd In •!I 111•1· NAM• STATIM•NT Tr.cl No 11"1 City of Olftl6NI, I*" I fOrm fl.lfl!IM«I by 1l'lt ""' .-dopi.., •It MIO!t al 1114' t"19ul1t l'nftllno "" Wl•lnlng hi tlllt Mlelt o1 111d dlc.1< The fOllOWlllO .,.....,.. 1re 4olng mep r"ICOf'(led f'I loolc 21. Pft"' 177 o1 Tr>e •\th! IO rtltcl 8ft'I' ltld 811 bldt Is ot Mid CllV COUt'(ll hold: Oii Ille 2111 dliy dlt"lt. wtlhln fo\lr months 1111!' 1111 1tr11 but.111111 111; ~ nC11PI 11'141 llOVlll 211 '"' lttltl"IOI. ""'"'by rlWYld. of .Mir, 1'7, bv tM tollowl"ll foll cell Plfbll(•tton o1 thlt no11c.. (>ECOT•C, 2SSf 5, fefrvll'W Av1., C°'"""°"f'I' ._,. 81 nn CetnPbf!t DAfED: Mlli"t 1'-191l. wto' I 11r... ............................... ,,. .... ..i1 Dartd MIY t. 1973 S•l"I• An•. C8 '110' StrMI, GlettdliM, Cllltlor"fll•. Jl\Mll £. HEIM, AYES: COUNCILMEN; Jo rd 8 n, 11 T1TLE INSUllANCE ,IND 1'111'!' 0-vt 'KllUitOfl, 1504 Ufll~ly "~ •• "'"'to"" petl!lm on ni. Publlt Cuer'dl•n. Plnklr/, Wllidl'I. ltxlll TRl,!ST COMl'-.NY Orl~J NtwpOl'I llfC\11, C8. ttWO 119reln fOr lllrtlW perllcul•r.. 81'1d II COlll.ll'Yalor of NOES; COUNflLiYEN; NOtlt GUIDE Ay:-~lCf'f•fd e:. Wllllll'r•n MIKtftd M1ttlo1 ~IJ1 Dtl~ tll ftle ......... Ml!l lial•t• Of Al!ISIN1 l COUNCriUAliN ..... H91M*t Trual Of/JC.. Unl'1••11¥ Dr,. NtwPOrf 8HCh, Ca.. WILLIAM E. St JOHN, M.tttllrn Bl•r M,CKtfllle, IN WITNES~ WHEREO,. I 110 .... ...,.., MA TT RE SS ES lOtcl•I l,d111lnl1tr•t(tl-with OIWltr· ttUO County Clerk Cm1erv•tn '1111 mv h11mt 1nd •lli11M tilt !te•I of l1M' •I POW1r1 of '"' •t111e tf 1119 Thlt t11111ntt1 11 tondutled bY •" In· Hartftt •• Do«nlll!. °'9'1IY Adrl•11 KllY"r, CMlll)' C-tl City of Cotl• MeN 1hts ;t2nd day of Moy, IOAn HOMIS T•AILllS •bovt nirned dfCt<1fnl. dlvldual. CIUlll:SHANK I ANTIN 1114 Wlllff D. '#..,....,..., O.,Vly 1'7l . 1'"9'11• , .. ,... CLAUOe •• YOUNO Rov G. l(nultOll llU WlttM" ... 11 .... n1 ., Wl1!11" D • ., .... ,,, iSIA,1.) ,,, W11t Srf ,.,... lhlt ,,,.,...,.,.,Wit IUetd 1111111 tr.e COUfl-11111• .... ~ Attw-• tor lllulllk Cktltdif• etLl!IN P, PHIMNE'f' C•1ttl M .. a M.m.1 C•. h11I• l\fll, C8111, nm '' C-.r-ol Or•noo Cwll•r 00\ MIY 21, a11N*11'r" HIM• • "'11 I-Jwth Gr•• A-Cl!V Clt•t Incl tit..offltlo J1 IG N..,_,. at\o4, nit t11tl Ml~! 1'1), • lllJJ ap.Qfl lfttt• A11, Call'-11'1 •ms Clft' of tnt Clly CWQCll AttorMr tor Adml111ttr•t.r F·2.sm Al1.,....,.., ..,. ,.,1 .,.......,.t 1114) DWtll of 1114' cuv of c01•• Mn• Liberty 8-1303 P11~Ulhld Or•no• c"'' D•llr Piiot. Publltlted Ol'•not cw11 Dilly fl'llot M•y "vbll•htd Orlrl9ll Cohf o.n., Pllo! M•y PlliMl1htd Or•• COit! O•Hv .Pilot. ~11bU111td Qr•fllt CMtl Dally Plldt. 1 ., _____ .;. _______ ~IM="="=·-'c'·cH::.:•:"'::.:':~=·c'c·c":".:.._:":":·:n 1• enc1J"""11. •· 1•, 1m 1.,.,, "'21 lf!d '""' t, 1m 1.-..n M•v u. -. 1M .1un1 1. 1m '"•·n Me"t "· 1tn 14u.ni • " S~turday, May 26, 1973 DAILY PllOl ~~ UCI Batters Northridge, 7-1; Faces Loggers.: ..,. Smith, Ashe Notch Net Victories PARIS -Stan Smith and Arthur Ashe set °':!l in successful pursuit Friday of the $15,000 first prize in the Prench ten- nis championships, but Clirf Richey was upset in the opf!nine; round . Richey was defeated 6-2, 6-3 by a 16- year-old Swedish boy, B}orn Berg. al Roland Carros Stadium. Smith survived some shaky moments 8'1inst Georges Goven of France to come away with a 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 victory. Second-seeded llie Nastase of Romania ~at Jiri Hrebec oI Czechoslovakia 6-2, 6- 4 m a second round match. Ashe defeated Hungarian veteran Istvan Gulyas, 6-4, 6-4. 3:57.8 Mi.le ARKADELPHIA, Ark. -Tommv Fulton of Texas Southern UniversitY broke the four-minute barrier in the mile run in the finals of the 22nd running of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics track and field champjonshlps Friday night. The senior distance runner was clocked in 3:57.8 tor an NAIA record. The former mark was 4:04.3. O.Hy l"lltl l"Mt11 ll;y lM l"IWlll ' .. Anteaters Bag 17 H it,s; Humphries Wins No. 12.· By 110 \\'ARO L. llANOY 01 .,... Da!l"t ..... '"" t:C Irvine·~ No. I rated baseball lea rn unleashed a 17-hit attack to back R R Y llumphries' I Ith straight vielory Frida~· afternoon as the Ant eat ers handed Cnl Stale \Northrldge ) a: 7·1 defeal in opening ac1ion of the NCAA \Yestero Rel:!ional tournament on the UC! campus field. Northridge rf>dcen1rd ilself \\'it h a 15-7 shellacking or Puget Sound in the second game to a,·ert eli mination. No rthridge has a history or losi ng its first gt11ne, then coming back to "·in the tournament l\\"O or the last three years. UCI and Puge t Sound's Loggers Y.' i I I tangle at noon today with a second game scheduled for 3:30 bet,veen opponents to be determined follo\ving the opening tilt . I( UC I wins. the Anteaters WU! remain as the only undefeated team in the double elimination afrair and will meet North- ridge in a return match. A UCI loss \VOUld leavE' each team "'ilh a l ·l rCC<lrd and a dra\11 will be n1ade for participants in the 3:30 till. The fi. nal game would then be played Sunday al L F'riday 's action began und('r driizly sk ies \\"ith a threat of ~. for the fi rst 15 n1inutes before the overcast liffcif 10 allov.' action lo continue. four firs! inning singles by Jack aeve- lrind . Jeff l\.lalinoff, Rod Spence and Dave L~'ons ga \'e Humphries his (irst run and l 1vo 1nore markers "'ere added in I.he rourth aft er the l\1atndor.!I had tied t be count in the second. .• This ""'is all the powerfu l rl~t-bandtr nl'edcd to pos t his 12th win of the cam· p::ii~n againsl one dereal. The \•ictory \Vns 1he 13th in succession for t.:CI this season and brings the sea· ~on record lo 38-11 . Jerry l\1aras ""ill start against Puge~ Sound aCCilrding lo Adams who admitted he 11·as toyi ng 11•ith the idea of switcbin& Ga ry \\'heelock to the uoon contest. • ~·t;:iras is 8-2 for the year and sports a fancy 1.50 e.r.a. with 83 strikeouts ln 84 innings. He also has four shutouts io bis eight vic tories and nine complete gameJ in 10 starts. Wheelock "'HI go in UCI's third game in !he tournament. He has an M mark and a 3.03 e.r.a. Every n1ember of the UCI starting Jine- 11p had at least one hit with Spence get- ting three and six others two each. SpeDce is the leading hiller with a .376 average fol!O\\·ing Friday's game. Only extra base blows of the g a me 1\·ere doubles by ~talinoff, Terry Stupy ;ind Spence. · UC lrvlM 111 " Nltttll1 ... "' .. ' ... '" . '" V.olin•, " ' ' ' ' Fr1ldm•n. " • • ' • :1e1t1l•n<:I. " ' ' ' ' Jt1im111.51n, JI! J ' ' • i•upy, ' ' ' ' • M1ndel, " • • ' I \olallnolf, " ' ' ' ' Canlleld, II • • ' • ·-· " ' • ' ' Nelson, ' • • • • Title to Pitzer MARTY FRIEDMAN SLIDES INTO SECOND BASE AHEAD OF THE TAG BY UCl'S JACK CLEVELAND The Antenters 11·ere in a unique posi~ :ion on their oY.'n dian1ond . se rving as vi- siting team Friday and again today. UCI coach Gary Adams lost coin £lips in e;ich instance to deter1nine the home team . Lyons. 3b H1n•ln, SI • ' ' ' ' I • Ry1n. " • ' ' • • lhnMll, ' • • ' I SAN DIMAS -Greg Pitzer of Los Angeles eagled the second hole and \Vent on to a five-under par 67 Friday for a 136 total and a two stroke victory in the Western ·Tournament Golf Association's 20th ·weekly· $25,000 tournament. Pitzer had lhree birdies to go with the eagle on the Via Verde Country Club course where the second round of the 31).. hole event was played following the open- ing 18 holes at Irvine Coast Country Club. Ile won $5,000 first prize . Sagehorn Signs DALLAS -John Sagehorn, a S-3 Al l· state guard from Long Beach City Col- lege, signed a letter of intent Friday to play basketball at Southern U.1ethodist University. Crawford's -~ --- Grand Slain Lifts LA, 64 LOS ANGELES IAP J \Villie Crawford drilled a grand slam homer to spark the Los Angeles Dodf?ers to a com,. back 6-4 victory over the Ne\v York Mets Friday night. Crawford's sbol. the first bases-loaded homer of his career and the Dodgers' ·' , Stllln1. ,, • • ' I 0111, 2b • I 9rldl)e1. ,, • • • • l'llnJmmons. 2b O • Humf)ht1e1, p • • ' I Noonln, ti • • l ol•I• " "' ' Lo,,...11, ' • • C1Mv11. II • • Tot111 ~ I • _,,_ . • • UC lrv!ne '" m 001-1 " a Norll'W"ldt• '" ..,._, ~· Pinson's lffi, Triple Lead A,ngels, 5-3 I • • • I • '. ' • • • • ·-I 1 ' MILWA UKEE iAP ) -Vada PlfWio Sagehorn averaged 22.2 points per game for Long Beach Wilson High and . led the teani to Its first league title in 30 years. He averaged 11 points per game for LBCC the past two years. The team finished second in. the state junior college playoffs with Sagehorn named the most valuable player in the Metropolitan Conference. Dod9ers ·Slate homered in the flf~h Jnni~ and ~~~rJ!ill;a " three-run sixth 'with a ru11·1C011»rf-4 t World Mark SALT LAKE CITY -Brian Oldfield set a world indoor record in the shot put Friday night in the Pro Track Classic , here. Oldfield heaYed the ball 70·1M4 to top his own record of 70-9 1'2 se t earlier thi~ year. Fred DeBemardi managed 68-11 for second place. Women's Record MOSCOW -'Olympic champion Faina Melnik or Russia set a world rocord ln the women's discu s throw Priday with a heave of 221-3 in an international track and rield meet at Riga, Her throw bettered by 3a' inches the mark set last year by Argentina ~1enis or Romania. TV Sports 11 :15 a.m. (4\ -BASEBALL - The Chicago Cubs meet the Cin- cinnati Reds It River Front Stadium. I: 30 p.m. ( IJ l CllA l\1- PIONStnP BOWLING -Nelson Burton Jr. vs. Les Schissler. 4 p.m. \7 ) -SPORTS ACTION PROFil..E -Sit beside USAC rac- lng driver Sam Posey of San Juan Capistrano as he prepares for the 197'2 Callfomia 500. 4,30 p.m. (7 ) -CELEBRITY BOWLING -Ed Nelson. Rob Reiner, Wink Martindale and Dick Martin are guests. 5 9.m. (7) -WIDE WORW OF SPORTS -Cymnaslics and auto r11clng. The People's Republic of China co1npcted at New York's Madison Square Garden. Also, the Daytona 300 stock car race, taped in J<'ebruary at Daytona , !"la. •:SS 11.m. l:S5 p.m. 7:S5 11.rn. 7;S5 p.m. first in two years, ca me o[f New York starter Jon Matlack, 2-6, in the fifth in· ning. Until the Dodgers rallied in the fifth, Matlack has held them hitless and was in command with a l--0 lead. Joe Ferguson reached first on an in· field error and Manny Mota followed V.'ilh a single. &n Cey followed with another hit to load the bases and set the rlage for Crawford's blow into the left field seats at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers scored the eventual win- ning run in the sixth on Ferguson's sacrifice fly that gave lhe.m a 5--3 lead. Claude Osteen, 4-3, was the winner for Los Angeles. A Cap Night crowd of 53,624 viewed the Dodgers victory. Pitching the third game of the series tonight will be Al Downing, 5--1, for Los Angeles and .Harry Parker, 5-0, the 25- year-0ld the Mets obtained from St. I.cuis. The Mets had runners each of the first three innings against Osteen. In the £irst \V ayne Garrett led olf with a single to center but was cut down al· tempting to steal second. In the second Rusty Staub walked and then stole se-- <.'Ond. With one out Osteen struck out Teddy Martinez but the ball got away from Ferguson, the catcher. Ferguson threw Martinez out at first, but Staub advanced to third on lhe passed ball. He was stran· ded there as Duffy Dyer grounded out. HliW YORK LOS ANO•LaS •rllrtlf • r ttl'M wo.rrett. lllll ' o l o T01"1I SI ' f ' Mlllan,2b '121~2b '1J TIMoiil«9, If • 0 I 0 •udl,_, lb ._ J 1 1 I s11ub, rl 3 0 0 t , WD1vl1, cl • o o. 0 F-i,lb •ll h F-.-,c 1101 TM.nlllt, cl J I 0 t Met1, If ' 1 ) 1 Harrelson, u • I t I l"ldonlt;, If O G o 0 Oyeor, c 4 D 1 1 C..,, Jb 4 l 1 0 -Mllnlldl, p 1 D I 0 WC:r1wk1rd. rf l 1 1 ' 8o$Wto!I, ~ I t t 0 Ru!IMll, h l 0 0 0 Saotdll, p 0 I t I 0.1411t\ p 3 0 0 O Htn11,,8ft. 11 0 0 0 I A.lclle(I, p 0 0 0 0 ~11.ph 0000 Tllfel )tf,96 E-H .. rel10fl, CtY. OP-New Vorlc I, Loi Al!llelH 2. LOB-N-YOl'k 7, LOS Anllllel l. 2B-8uckllll'. J&-el'Y. HR -W. Cr9Wlord. '(4) s&-s111ub. S- Ml!lan, Rud(flf'I', IF....,,tf'W91111'1. Metl1cll tL,t ·'I s11oru1 t4l't'H"l!ten 0.1-cw.~1 Rkl'lerl S1vt-Rldo1'1 "'-U.e?I ll••H R liR •• SO • • s ' 1 , 12/J 3 I I I 0 l/IOOC C D 11/Jt•''' 2/JD ~OI !2, Pa-f'll!'lutofl, Oyer. T-2:2), UCl'S CLARK SCHENZ AVOIDS A PICKOFF ATTEMPT BY NORTHRIDGE'S RANDY RASMUSSEN You Must Expect the Worst ~ . To Survive at lndy--Savage By DEKE HOULGATE 01 lftil DMIJ ,lilt Sll H INDlANAPOLIS -To survive in the Indianapolis 500, you must expect the worst bi going to happen, says Swede Savage, who finds himself ooe of the favorites to win the 5'1th amual auto rac- ing clas.9c Monday. · "The one thing about this race," Savage says, "Is that you've got to be defettsi\!e enough to ~xpect the won;t possible things to happen. "You have to figure that the guy ahead of you might blow an engine or cut a tire, or spin out at any time, and if you school yourself to think thi1' way all the time, it will give you that extra margin you 1nust have." The 26-year~ld Santa Ana driver was asked ho\v he learned to analyze an im- portant race that way, and be answered: "DSG." Those are the initials or Costa Mesa's all-time racing great Daniel Sexton Gurney, who was the guiding mentor of Savage's early racing ca.teer. While Savage no longer drive! for Gurney, he still counts him as the No. J influence in his career and a close friend. Continuing to diSC\IS! how he will drive the race Monday , Savage says, "l don 't 1nean to imply that.I'm going to go out and cruise around, I will go just a! hard as I ean and still win the race. "\Vhnt I mean is that there is a dif- ference between human beings and :inimal.~ and lower intelligence. That is a hr;1i11. Usi ng that brain in a race like thi s is more important -than using a foot." SaYage is acutely aware of lhe im· portance of human brainpower in a sport dominated by horsepower. He suffered a severe . almost fatal head injury two years ago at Ontario Motor Speedway. At Indianapolis in l\.13y of 1971, he was still emerging from a mental grey area so dense he could not recognize old friends. A year ago he barely made the fjeld for his rookie start here in a two-year old car and lasted only five laps before drop- ping out to be awarded the 32nd place finish. l\1onday Savage \viii start on the inside of the second row in the S'l'P Ea gle T11rbo·Offy prepared by George Vignol· ti's Pi\trick Racing Tentn . SaYage is the N,,, I q11:11ifier for what is regarded as lhc stronges t tenm at lhe Speedway. Ni~klaus Lea'1es Rest of Field Gawking During carburetion testing on Thurs· dny Savage's 190.818 mph speed with a ncar·full fuel 'load indicated that he wUI be capable of racing at speeds above 190 which should put him in the hunt for the checker«! nag. ATLANTA (AP) -lncr<dible Jack The powerful blond, who has ochleved NlcklaUJ played a near perfect round of alrnost everythlng the gRme of golf can golf, emerged with a s1x-under·par 66 and offer, attracted. a massive gallery of matched the biggest lead of the year -several thousand who swge4 and four stroke5 -J.~rlday In tht S«Olld ~ed through the pine forests and ·round of ttie tlS0 ,000 Atlanta Classic. clambored precanousty over the· hilliest Nicklaus who hndn't Competed since CflUrse lhe 'touring pros play al1 year. TailngnlMr<! lH!c orthe yMr";\jli'IJ-W-,,,~ted'W...-11up.rtno<httiitlon . In the Toumflment of Chan1pions, le[t a Nicklaus didn 't make a bogey. lie hit strong field gl\wkin~ In bf:!\vlldermcnt at every latrwny for the second day In n his coun1e rtl·ord·lyin g 133 tntal. 11· row. lie hit ever)' green. Only once was under-par on tilt' hilly, G.883-yflrd Atlanta his approach ~hot more than 2S reet Crom Co11nl"f" Cl•1b rrt.1r~f' !he flag. lie had a :11. blrdl('s. He Upped out "It's as g1..V: 1.1s 1 cau pkiv." sa id the two other birdie putts, mlllstd an eagl~ 1'-Near-old vet1.~an. go oerally regarded by an Inch and Wt two other birdie al· as the flne!t plA yt::-in the wQrld today . tempt~ Just inches short of the cup. • "We. all ought to be getting handicaps, Ille way that guy la playing," said Tom Weiskopf, the only other player In Ille Oeld able to keep Nlcklau:!I tn sight. Welskopf was atone in 8el.'Ofld with a 67· 137. It wn.s another two strokes back to the O(lp.tied.lor tbircLat 139 l~l.uded Al Gelberger. Lou Graham, Hubert Green, Dwight Nevil and Larry Wise. At 14ft were Orville Moody, Dnve Mal'tld and Bert Greene, whose GS WflS the best round of the doy . $«l)nd round luctt11 1,.. 1ttt 1150.000 "ll•nll 01111 Cl .. t lc: Jltdt Nldll1111 TCl'l'I w.llk#f LOU Gr~ 1.,WfY WIM HuWI GrMfl Dwltlll ,....11 Al Gelberltlf' O.ve Mered etrt Gr-OrYlllr ~ Tom Kite ""' .... Bruce A!IPlwOl1fl DOfl lv1rton 1"11 l'ltnlmmotl4 ~.tcllfllll-Mllltt lt'Oil" Fut111m !)five Hiii J , c. hH Olck Lotr Rk.k R"°9M lt•W Floyd JoM k"l" Otoftt Arcller <O.., erewwr Jim Colblf't LM Elder Jtm Jlf!'l1- "" - 1>*-Ut Nong with the Peoske-~1cLaren team !::~l: drivers Mark Donohue and Gary Bet· ~::::l~ tenl\ausen , the Olson.\te-Eagle team of ,,_.,_,. Bobby Unser and Irvine's Jerry Grant, ~:: the 4 Gulf-McLaren team of Jolwlny .._7,_uo Rutherford and Pete ~vson and the ~:;;:::::~ Pamelli .Jones-Ve} Mllet~ ''super team" N-rt-1•1 of Mario Andrettl, Al Unser aod Joe :n=l!l Loon1trd, Snvage Is one of \he few poteD- ---•~m-11a1 Wfnnef9. .,.,,_1'2 7Mf-"4l Ills STP teA1nmate1 a1lo (avoriles, are ~::tl~ Gordon Johncock aOd New Zcalond's :!f.:l~ Uraham McRae. ,.n-u3 tlls team m t11 n a £ e r 1 Vignottl, Ms ~~l~ masterminded more wins at incUanapolls ,.,,_,., and more U.S. Auto Oub championship ::~l~ race victories than 8113 man In history. • leading the Calllornla Antela to a vic- tory over the MIIwautee .Btltnr(J'"Fri= day night. · ' ·. Pinson's second .homer ot, .lht v~ gave the Angels the 'lead for a:094 .al~.-r ·The Angels made It 5-1 an innlria.l&t6" 1vhen Pinson tripled horpe 8 J ~>I A11geb Slate Grabarkewilz, scored on a single by MJke Epstein and Bob Oliver followed witb•ti run scoring dou ble. The Brewers had opened the scotjaJ ~ the first on Bob Coluccio's trlp14,.-S Ellie Rodriguez' nm-scoring slngl~ Angels evened the game in the f.sth after Lee Stanton received one of eight v.·alks off starter Bill Parsons, l~. ~ to third on a single by Alan GallNMf and scored on a wild pitch. ~ The Brewers chased winner C!st4e \1lright. 3-5, with tv.'O runs In the ~ on two out singles by T1m Jobmcm, Pedro Garcia and Coluccio. Piaf.JI. hitter Darrell Poner then singled btl\le !he flnal run, • The victory untracked the Angela Who had dropped three straight to bhe Wbltt Sox in Chicago before moving to Milwaukee on the trip. Tbe ·'If J. n moved California back up to 2~ g~ behind Chicago, which lost to Clevel,pit. Rudy ~fay, 4-4, starts for the Angels \o. day in the second game of a four-game weekend set against !he Brewers' Jim Colborn , 4-1. -Grabarkewltz WO! making arr in- frequent start, and playing at second, in addition to leading ofr. 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I New Yor• 001 100 t•o.-oa LM Af\ffln 000 .. 1 tllt\f' Long Beach Wins • I SAN DIEGO -Top-ranked Cal ~ (Loog Be•chl rallied from • ts.& dellflt In the second game lo beat san ~ State Friday night and gain tbe top >ejod In today's finals ol the NCM voUey~I toumanient. I -san Diego won tl1e ftr!f111me1"10,.,.t----Hff needed only t\vo points to win tbe !leCOi'ld game when Loog Beach ran off aevien straight points, then took the third ea• 1$-7 to finish the day's round·robln IJ{ey Earlier. Long Beach had betatn ililil State, Ind., l,,_11, 15-7 and Anlij, I~ ~ L ·1 . •' ( l ., . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . • ' ,t· b> DAIL V PILOT Slurdtf, Ml!' 26, 1973 ' ,,____-=-. .What's Doing Wins CIF Tennis Title . ' Outdoors JIM .NIEMIEC Bv flANK WESCH Of .... Oll(ly ll'lltit It.ff SAN'TA MONI CA -Al It& M usual, t.ht Art1.t.a Wert devutating In doubles and every 1ingles ,a.ayer con- tributed at aome point u Lagwia Beaclt detllroned the team tmat bad won the dJvlslona1 ClF title the last two seasons in succeaskm. ... 3nnual awards banquet this "'<.-ek the Laguna Beach High tennla, t.cil!n named the entire squad as Mo~t Valuable Player when it round it impoulble t.o pick an Individual for the ho'11'.'r "We were juat really ment.a1!y prepared loday," said a happy Laguna Beach coach Art Wahl after the match. "l think our kids were tougher mentally than theirs in singles, and the doubles Jn light of a 20-8 victory over Thacher lfigh here Friday to claim the CIF AA cham· pionsh.ip that looks like a wise decision . ., ' OCC Star In State Baseball Standings ; AMERICAN LEAGUE East Di\•lsion IV .L Detroll 22 20 New York 21 " Baltimore 17 19 · Bostoo 17 20 Cleveland 19 23 r-.·lil.,..·aukcc 18 22 \\'~t Division Chicago 24 Angels 22 Kansa:-City 24 r.1inn esota 21 <>ukland 2.1 Texas l2 Fr1d11y '1 Rfl~lll N~w Yo•~ t . lex8\ ! JlnttlJ 5, Mllw~Y•r~ J Cl~v~IMld $. Cl\•C8go l 14 17 2Q 18 20 26 Pct .524 .500 .472 .4j9 .!52 .450 .632 .564 .545 .538 .535 .316 "en~eJ C!tv 5, Mlnneso1• 4 PO lnnl"'IU Oth~r tt~~ root Kf!edvlM TOllllV'1 Olfhfl GB I 2 2\; 3 3 21!i 3 :JI~~ 3" ·' 12 if re.111 (S1~nf!oo1e 0-1 1 111 New Yor-1s1ot11,myft a- 01~11nd lftallr"'°'n 9 '1 ~I Otlroll tFrymtn 7 ... 1 Ant(IS CM~v •·•I 1t Mllwev~M tColbarn •·I) Bo.•on Tl•nt 5 ... f 11 K•n••• CHv !O•I Canion 1.:i! lia.ltlmorf {P•I,,,.., 1-31 et MlnllttOll {Woodi.on ).. I C"veldnd i'Tid•OW 4 ~) Al C.hlcogn !B•nni.en 6·ll NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division w L Chicago 25 17 New York 20 18 !\1onlreal 17 19 Pittsburgh lfi 19 Philadelphia 16 24 St. Louis " 24 West Division Houston San Francisco Cincinnati Dodgers Atlanta San Diego Hovslon 7, Pll'!Wur9h 7 Ch!elll"O 7, ClrK!nn•ll 7 27 28 25 25 17 16 5!, Lout1 •, Allitnl• 1 Dodltrl ,, New Yort • Man!reel s, Sin Ft1ncl~o i Tod1y'1 01mt1 18 19 17 19 24 28 Pct. GB .595 .526 3 .472 5 .457 5\i .400 8 .368 9 .600 .596 .595 '.~ .568 l'!i .415 8 .364 toll ChlCIJllO (l'lpp.IJ 1.j) 11 Clnt:!n~1!1 (Grlm1l1~ 4.3) MOfllr1J1l Mool"tl l·l) II Sin Fr1ncl1c.o l flr~1nl •ii Ho\lllon (l'orKfl .... ) II Pl"-11\/•gh !8•llft l..() A1l1nt1 fNlel<.ro J..11 et S1. LOUii fGlllM!n 2·SI f'llllldelpllll (Cerllon U ) •1 Si n 01.,go (C•ldwell 2• ,, New Yart Parke• 4.(1) DoOg..-. !Oownlnq ~·I) tam1 played .. wdl u Ibey have all season." The championship match dJdn i •tart out In a Vfrf pro- milln:g manner ftr J .egttl8 Beach. but took a dramatic tum after the fl1SI 'rvu¢ ol play. ' And when the No. ! doubles team ol Danny Jacobso6 and Mark Jay polished o f f 'Tha~r's No. 1 team oJ Je!f Weaver and Bruce Poole 6-1, 6-0, the Artists had the tiUe clinched with eight singles matches still remaining. Tblcber -threo al. """ -;1,. -ologl<I ..U to lake .,.;ty lead m the lllOtdL Al No. I, !.qwia ~·· Tim TQlor bid blll oervloe lpten by 'lbacbet'• Lan ~.)n U.. nlMh pm. and looii M, At No. a, ·tho Artfstl' lWli!y )lcClung waa up &-5. but loo\ three ~t games and dropped bis set &-1: And at No. f, freshman Paul Dodds got off to. a shaky start and lost his oet :M. Only No. 2 man steve Spalding was able to win the oplDing aet. The soptw>more, Howie Peaf'IOI ' were cnce wl>o played 1Uperbly In win-again overpowering. and the o111g three of lour Ollltches poychologi<:al ln!pacl 'OI their cooceded the opening ........ "' &.:. &-2 Tic:tory In tho ..,...,,. his match with Thacher's round carTled OVtS sto&let. G~ Madding, and then prtr L..-...a.JI,,,..,....., ce«led to score a.break, ... . • "-' . ..... .., Hold log bls °"!1_~e.:.~ ' ~ !tt *'·, -:::':( ... , fll p-essure twice, ~ ........ o.mpW u. on to ~-te the sel &--3 rel"ing s~1t11r.i,i 1L1 1oa1 s-1. wOI' w . .o. ,.1. ..-. • ' I McCIUl'\U CL) Iott 1 ... 44, '"4, WOii ._ on hiJ serve and voUey game i. on occasion, and also SC{)ring OOdd• ILi 11111 °"" won w. 1"' '"' with some beautiful ground 3 "' a-w- strokes. 9..i.11.,. .. rsot fl.I -' w .. YtM"ool• In doubl ... Laguna's No. I J.-2. J.-21 dft. oo.tl·RDlllrl• 1-t. w. J•Y·JKoblOl'I (LI -.. \, 6'01 'ftOl'I ... team of Norm Bedell and J • ._1. H~lst (9:04.4) Sets " Newport Gains CIF Net Finals U.S. Frosh Record By STEVE BRAND or Ille D•llY .. li.t ll•ff Scores 'CIF SASEIA\.L. AAAA M!lllktn 2, SI John llotCO l \.os ... 11mlloi S, Huuiem• J L•~IWOOCI •• A•cadl• 0 S1nt1 Monie• 1. Vlll1 P•rll S ... El 5e-9undo t•. Cabrlllo D Cl<1rt1Y1ont 2. Los Altos I Edo1wl)Od 7, Kenn~y C81rstowl 1 Sant• M1rl1 ~. Nell D AA Gl<ldston• 5, Sonora J {cb1mplonshlp) A L11t~r1n ~s. 811c~1ey !od~y CIF TENNIS """" Newpor1 H~rbot" 18'/i, North 1orrance ,., e~~erlv Hiiis lH. Santa Monica 10 A .. La Quln1il 22. Upland ' Harv1rd ll, K~I 3 AA Laovn• 8...,ch 'l"O, Tb1cl11r 8 (cham- pionship) STATE JC 8A5E8ALL PLAYOFFS !II 5•n Mateo JC) C•rrlloi •. San Mateo 1 TORRANCE Peter · the pol ,-LH -1. erooln CMulrJ 12.t. 2. Perkins, Tim O'Reilly and Jim was rumer·up m e ~ t MHl•r (SI 80M"Anlu••l 13.0, ]. OMton Speir =ed. New p 0 r vault at lU to Crespi's nm 1s1nt• ... ,,. v.11.-,1 13.1. c. Kr .. 1chrnor Harbor lgh'.s tennis team in· CUrran, who soared 16-2. Also CL• Mlr•.S.I ''·'· s. "~''"n ~eauanl 1'·'· to the C1F AA.AA flnala Friday second was Mission Vlejo's uo R.tlav -1. Muir •1.1. 2. au·b~nk ''-vi u .1, 3. Phn x .M.L ._ Nt..,_-r H1rbor with a whopping 18Yl-9n c- Ken Hower who rallied 1n the ....... 5. Momll'!llllldlJ '·1 tor" over host North Torrance Stretch of the 880 •• clock HlQh "Jump-1. e ....... IE•l•MI•)... J ~ '' 2. S1nlh• IArc•dl•l 6-ol. 3. H•••ld High. 1 :54.6 behUxl Alhambta's Ran-1La1 Al•mltotl .._,_ '· Pftllt"son <S•d-Thus, coac.h Pa~ .Willon's d I __..., 1 5.'J 8 dliJbKkl '°4• S. Konopf (G~llr) ~. 'h...J ._.___. Y ~... 1 · • Pol• v1ult -1. val'll~trom 1v1n1 Sailors tanglei' ;w1~·-:..~vu Fountain 'Va\ley's ·lUchard "••k> IJ.,, 2. 11• H1mm1n CElfl_,, Beverly Hills~,, d~atUSC ,_~ Ith third In and Currin (Crnpl) lU, C. WGl'llen ~ Lenga surpr~ W a CNotrt D•""' 1u, J. s1oggy IS•n for the CIF c . the 180 tow hurdles at 19.2. "";~~J~ 1 Lavi (Santa c1ar11 •S-Perkins was the big r 1~. :t Sllnll.lrd est Paul) 64·•· 3. kpl H upset North tY Wllk1r (flurblflkl '2"""'· '· H•lln spar Ug. e 100 -1. ~-1s.m1 """' '·'-2. rrrorl 6.>1V., s. Tuiaso50PO 1s1. Torrance's No. 1 player, Cllris R1wl... CCIII ; t .7, 3 Hol,,.,.• f.nllilenYI '2 ..... 4. \V t "3 in' the ~;n• tMonroVlll f , lie O.l.,.1¥11Md. J. l..DnO Jump -L Sutton (Morn-a ase, U'" , vr--~ str•w (G1rdlln GVO.-t t .7. lnvsldlJJ n....1. 2. Kelley CL.6 1'<>1v1 21-match and that set the tone 11"4, '· Walker fllurbenkl 21·10'"· ~. no -1 Ed'lf1rd• cs1nt1 An•) 21 .s. 2. Simpson (Ben"lng) 214v,, 5. Co<t•z for the rest of the day. Rewles (Cen!ennlall 21.1, ), 11.ohrlr>Q (Whllll ... Chrbfla.,nl_},1·2'/.o. And ~R1eny and s~·· CS•nt• ... n. Valley) 'tl.O. I, Mcl>ono\/Gh ., v ,....._ ccanyonJ n .1. ~. P1nny (llloMlll! 71 4• 100 _ 1. Jord•" (Mvlrl 11.•. ?. Smock C<Jmbined to win four doubles 4«1 -1. R<lbln!.Oll) Cent&nnl•ll 4.11.7, !81>$!1>"") 11.S, J Huo111rd (N. Tor· t h 'th elatiVe ease 2. L.ff<ls !8ev•rly Hlllt) ell.II. 3. N"U ram:e) 11.5, •. G. Jord1n (Ml.llr) \1.S. S. ma C es WI r ' \Chlnol .ft.•. •· II.~ !Bonita\ ., 5, S. c1rter !Fonl1JH1l 11 .6. "Perk.ins started it off_ v ~ • '""" ••5 -..... • That's what got the ball coll-t (M•-lr) .W.I 18rldlwll. Urtlwrtl· '" 1 ' ' (8 1 I '' • > .,. llul lll-c111llfltd fol' rv11nl111 Mt Liit« tCnl• ~I 1$.t, 3 811/kl•nd .... .._,. IL• M!rKtl n.o. 4. ue1cev «:°''' ing," said Wilson. "Of course uo -'\. l.opliz !Alhllmbr•l 1:53.e, i . ,M,TI u.i. s P1t.rson !'P11os v.n11•l the real guns were O'Rltily Howir IMl'frllOll Vll101 1:54.,, l . C1ss IArcld!•l 1:5',f •• JohnlOll (AYl1tlonl UI -1, Klahn·•-{Alu••l J7.J. 1. d Speir After they won 1:!-4.t, 5. To Bo ~l...m\nld l!V Pho!O. M-• -4Roy1I) 57.5, J. Crowder (Los an . N th Mlle_ 1,. B wlllt~CN. Torr•nc•/ Al1mlto1> 51.5. '-ll•nks rEIMfl-•l four sets it took away or jf.4. s. n,i.m,.... (Cot!• MKI) '° J. T • d the -d •:Ot'.1. 2. Gftrt'IOI'• (L 1 4:11.l, 3 uo _ 1. Klelns•s••• CAluuJ 2:1&.1, orrance s power an 1 ~· O'lrlll!I (lll!lllowttl •: •. Clifford 2 80.lner CV1ntura) 2:20.1, 3. 8ylnqton W8S 1·ust taking points away. (&llMy Hiiis) 4:12.2, .S. S (L.C>erl) (EIMl\hOWe-r) 2;20 .... 4. Autr1y (Oo5 •'11).2. Pu.blosl 2:21.f, s, Welnmtlltr {fteOon-Newport H•l'll« 01\lo) lltYt) Jt"1tl 2,MJLE·-1. T. Wllll•mt: (lompO() do) 2:26.1. Twnoll(I l :U .J, t. Beck 1san11 Monk •) f !D'l o. 3. Mlle -l , Ot Culr (LI Mlrllda) Slt1111Js purhlm fll"ll\'l V:OJ.7, 4, llu.,.,. 5:09.•,? He1kl (Neffl 5:001.1, 3. Hein· Perldns (t0 dl'f. Wa!IM '""31 Iott to fMlrt!Ull t 1UA, s. Hulst fL1gvn• miller CR.oondoJ s:n.s, 4. Tevll {Sanla Blinder 5.1; 1111. 11.ooln•on '"21 def. a..c:frll •:M.4. YrMll 5:?6.•, !>. Lewis (Ventur•) 5:79 •. Yoihwl '"L 120 HH -l. John10n lP1sa<1en1) 1].f, IOl.H -I. LtslM' {C01ll Mffl) 11·7• Mlll'OSI IN) lost,,., S-71 -'"'· '"°· 2 .... uslln (Mutrl 1•.0. 3. Sh.IW (Muir) 1· c~ (LOS Allml!os) lO.I, l . Sm1t1 {Nl le.I l•: tlld 7-7; _, ... 1. 1•.3. 4. Han11 (Indio) t4,5, s. S1n~•Y Sh•ll..,blr111r (S•n M••cos), 4. HOPi>e• ....-. ICloml"!IV~I) 1, S. (Alhllmbrl ) 11.S, S. SonMDUrg (Upl1nd) Wh!twtir (N) loft )4, J.7; _, 6-0, ... ll!OLH -1 Wilk.,. IA""la V1ll1JY) II 1. • 19.0. 2. AUstln fMvlrl 19.1, l . Ltll'll ._.., RIJllY -1. Cnll Mesi ff,5, 2'. DRiii• (Founl•ln V1lley) 1t.2, 4. Mlrlln S•n Mllrcoe 50.S. 1 Palos lle•des ;W,6. O'A:!l'lly·SP91t (NI def, S.m\llJUl• (Upland) ltA. J. Sh4w (Muir) It.•. •· Rolll1111 HUis 50.1. S. V'l"llhl•• 50.7. Smltn 7.5, 6-JJ Mt. Ktl!Mlllro- 4"° 11.el•y -1 Monrovl1 41.7, J. M..:lley Meley -l. L. 8. Wiison Tek•Ytm-1 ._2. ... 2. Ge.,l•n Grove 41.4, l3. Centennl•I •2 ~. 1:49.7, 2 RO'l"ll l :S2.I, 3. Palos Verdf!• Jon1$-JicaGllJ!I (NI -...,_ IOlll '"': '-l'•s.t<lena oll.6. s .Compton 4 .t. 1:51.t . A, LompO( 1:53.l. S Venrur11 WVl1 '"2,. lalit S·1. Mf1e Rtlav -1. Muir J:lf.I, 2. Dom-1:53.7. ;=====;:====:;;:=;:; ' .. ' -• ShoC Put -I. llertsoo (V•ltnCI•) 21· !1111V1r :10.1. '3 .... ,c I J ;.,,.1., · 1, 2. T...,.k IS.n M1rc1111J 26-ll'h, 3. • "-:'... P1lade'na 3:21 7, S Ctnltnnl113:21.1. Kaur! (Ui C1"11<1al 31·2 . .a. 8org1rto CALYPSO SLAl11L"~S Shot !'UI -1. Hl'ldlull1 {N....,.,. (LI C:ilmbr-I Jr. Hl11h) 3'-11, S. Wt'I H1rbor) ''~J,; Dou!* Ur.i,il.woodl Sc.~tr1 tCJ11ltey) J.!..10. U.9111.. l. Kurr• h (S•nl• Anti 6 .I. •· H Jll'l'\p _ 1.. Tll•ak (S.n Mllrc.os) ~SPft••• Tl latn""4"' ..... flll ~ G«d'len (Cl•r..-nontJ 51-t.,.,, S. BMl.D'Y 5-3, , 51111).,l>l•oer (Sin Ma•c1111l S-2. 1 ...... , ;'ICrlJIPI ) 57·2't'o. 1 a. ...,,.111 (Arcldlal S-2, 4 Wiii .,.,... le1-~111111 w. L.OllQ Jump -l . H•rndon (Ctlonl 25-IC_..... det Mlrl J.-0, s. Farreh (Vin· "H_.. Cat U'I ll~, 2. Hammond (Compton) 14-IW., l, ti1r~•l(I. I ..W _.,.. • ..., SP.Flllltle (P1l01 V•rdtsJ .:d-1\!r, •· Holli• L. .Jvmp -1. Carter (Fonta111) 11-"""'" e ...... (\l'wt;l(il'n OtJl 22·11.,.,, 5. Ludy I , 2. -(Manll1>111Tde) l.(q4, 2. • ....... D9ll ltef l~tl n•'h. curiy tl.hllY«'"lftYJ u_,..,, 4. Clemons 1n•1 '41-nW., Jump -I. Kn•rr (Nolr• O•me) (Arc.1dl1J 11-t\4, S. Crowder (Los llUI m-ual 6 , t 8ern1rd !Chino) 6-6, l:ll~A~lo~m~l,.,~I ~17~·"'-~::;::;::;===~===========~ Robinson) Jord•nl 6-5, '-Chl.lrcl'llll CAlemanyl ,.5, s. Don•hue (P1lo1 V1Jrd1s) 6-4. Pol• Vault -1. Curran (Crnpl) 1 ... 2. 2. DIS1nll1l10 tN•wpc>rf H•r1MWI lM, 3. 81~1• (Ka!1ll1l 14-4, •. Ci.mmon• (AJ:us1l 1•.fl, 5. Elll1 !Wtst CoYlrlll) 1:1-4 1r.d Kiiieen (Vll~l•l l:H. Fl'Offt.IOpll 100 -1. Tit V1llln (5...vltlo) •I'd S11m (Plus Xl lG.t. 3. Dttn-l!.,11 A111 V1!11y) 10.2, 4. Jac:bon (P111de111) 10 2. S Dixon (L• Puent•> l0.2. :no -lh Ti-tel" tNIJWferl IW!rl>Ot) 22.s, i . S•m IPhn Xl tt.s. ::i. Smllfl (Pastdolnl) 22.7. •. L.1w !Don Llll10) 22.1, 5. Clccerelll CHotnr D•IM) 22.1. '611 -1. L ..... (1!1111-1 1121.1, 2. MOf&lll (S1nl1 Allll . 1;22 1. 3 11.ocl"Hllea~ {Nair• D•mtl 1:2UI, •· Pac:h«o (Alhlmbnl 1:23.1, .s. Gran- vUlt {Lynwood) 1:23.2. U'l"O-1. c• tMJMkln Vl91•l 2:11.1, 2. Blackbum (Royal), 3:07.t. J. 81ftl (Foothlll) 3:ot.5. •. H~ IL• s.trn•I ):09!1 , 5. Son!nson (VpllrWO J:Of J 70 HH -I. OOn1kbol! (Onf•rlo) I.I, 2. Gre,ory (Mll11111 Viefl') 1.9, 2. Smith (Mlllt) 9.0, '-He!Ton (HMIJ t.1, 5. Fl-Ks lEli.en~1rl t.I. Gymnasitcs Glrl'I llnlllll CM!• Hlnl Ul.1) (14.111 l!flM>ll Vn1v111 B1~L 5mllh fCMI l . Koruma {CMI 3. 8erg (CM) Avg: S.65. Bal1nt:t BNm-1. Flshil'" ((Ml 2. Sml!l'l ICM) l. 11mpl1 CCMJ Avo: a-1. V1ulllno-1. Sltl•r (IE) 2. FlllhM' !CM) J. Frllll'll ICM) Ayg: 6."5. F'ret: Ex.,.d-1. Fl ...... (CMI 2. Smith (CMI l. Nfllml fCMJ Avg: 1.'- CITIZENS BAND RADIO SPECIAL Communications Problems? Poor Signal Repom? IMPROVE YOUR TRANCEIVER'S PERFORMANCE ~ALIGNMENT CHECKOUT Special Good Thl1I June 15, 1973 All Work Porlonned By FCC Uunsed TechnldaM marine 308 N. NEWPORT BLVD. (OM llock Norttl Of Tite ArchM) NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 646-9114 ll:N1r e S-r e l'lt~rs e Cl RMll e ADP' e M1rl11t ll:Ml ..... JlfMM IDUC:.<TlOIUL ATMLrTIC HIOOMMI LIMITED ENROLLMENT -APPLY NOW! 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William HOiden heads an American combat unit and Cliff R.obe.rtson heads the Canadians in this 1968 war drt.ma with Vince Edwards, Dana Andrews, .Michael '. Rennle and Carroll (Archie Bunker) O'Connor. f KHJ D 10:30 -A Salute to Israel. Host Gunther Laa pays tribute to lhe 25th anniversary of the Jewish state. ·ass IJ 11 :30 -··rronside." Tbe original pilot movie !ro1n 1967, which took Raymond Burr from the courtroo1n to crime fighting in a wheelchair. Geraldine Brooks, Don Galloway. ABC 0 11 :30 -"The Quiller Memorandum/' ~ ' • An1 American intelligence agent hunts the leader ~ of a neo-Nazi grou1) in Germany in this 1966 drama. t . George Segal, Alec Guiness, Max Von Sydow, Senta , Berger, George Sanders. TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening MAY26 4:0011 Dr ... Ml. Xlutrll •• ft What'I Co1111 On fJ lptrb Adlon "o·rtte Rice car driver Sam P054y is pio!lled. tJ!) 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Our lmmtsr1nt Kt1i- bgo EEi lablnd tilt Lint' !1:00 I) ([1 Miry TJl•r MDCIII Show (R) 0 112J m NBC S1tu1d1y Mowlt: (CJ (2111 45111) "The Dtvil'• Brirtd•" (drl) '68 -William HG!den. 0 (3) rt) Q) The Str11m F1111l1J m lllU. Omni bus tl)fOno 6) Hu1111nltitt flint forum ':30 0 Cil l ob Newh1rt Show (It) 0 Nm m MlnoritJ Conununity e£) IM"Hli lltd Cron 10:00 f1 (J) Mi1sion: l111possilll1 (fl) 0 Movie: {C) (2h1) ''Yi1rln blend" (rom) '58-.lohn Cass1Y11lts 0 ClJ Ci) fl) Astlgnmtnt Yie11n1 0 Te1n1g1 Tri1i1 mNew1 ffi LI Mtlin111 @m Bot de Mnlct a!) Chilie11 Y1rletJ Haut EE LoM 'onion Shaw 10:30 BI iPIC1AL I A Saiutt to ls11d (Dft)Ntws 10:45 Ei.J J1p111tst l1n1u111 l'ro1r1111 11:00 B (lJ 0 (l) News [6) M1r11t1i Olllon CJ Boris K1t1ort 1'11sents ~'Ith New Scripts Old RaJin Da ys Return in Iowa NEW YORK (APl -Paul how he came upon lht: idea of llcntml!:r, 29, iJ barely old WDBQ's script search. enough lo recall the glory days "I couldn't tell you," he or radio whl!:n '1The LMe said. "'I've always b e e n Ranger" rode the aural range Jascinated with old-time radio. 3nd 4''Ibl!: Green }lomet" bun-ed nbout CJn behalr or law and A couple or years ago 1 order. thought, 'gee, wouldn't jt be fun if we could do something ' ENTERTAINMENT Bul Hemmer. p r o g r a m like this.' And we finally did director or radio st a Ii on it." prizes ranging from $10 10 the \VOBQ-A~! Jo Dubuque, Iowa. $100 award given the author of recently brought back the fun HE SAID the '• Radio "Second Chance," w bi ch of the old days by broad-Theater'' contest brought a received the largest share of casting live shows written and total of 52 original ~ripts the 800 votes cast. submitted by J•·•-··s rrom the-listening audience. ..,""'El · HAAtNER, WHOSE station Th tho I:... He and his staff read them all. e au r,, \\'ere an ar Ql has only 1,000 walts and I al d · selected five for broadcast and at a oc a vert1sing agency, limited funds for such efforts, t h. 1 h I I he went to work, using the sta· "'O ig 1 SC oo eac rs, a says he's going to bave d t ~ ·11 d 2t tion"s disc jockeys and local ei:u Y :)11cr1 an a -year-another "Radio Th eater ' ' Id r 1 f ._ residents as actors in the o ema e actory wor .. er. &hows. ~eek in September and start llemmer got the scripts by calling for authors in mid.Ju- unwiltingly repeating radio "There were no rewrites," 1 history. The repeating oc· he said. ''We did them exactly YHe says he's still amazed by curred last January when the way they were written. Of the resrvuise to the first ·eon· WDBQ ran a ''Radio' Theater" course. we added some effects r-~· t 'in ' · 1· t and music." test. con est v1hng 1steners o "That was the amazing sut>nllt original ha If · hour The shows. boradcast during thing about it," he said. "I scripts. the last week In Marcil, rang-just wanted to find out who IT'S EXACTLY the Y•ay ed fron1 "Bill Bugoni, Private was listening to the damn maoy prominent writers today Eye'' -a spoof of the old thing and it turned out that .. Sam Spade" series -lo J rirst were heard nationally. every possib e age group was thanks to "Dr. Christian." a "The Second Chance,'' a show represented in the voting. about a man whom the fates "II ed f · littl -"~! r:.idio series broadcast several rang rom e ...,\l allow to return to his past. h Jd b el wr1"· d'own dcc11<J es ago. II al!.o :1sked w o cou ar Y '""' Jislencrs to subinit ori;:::inal The final sho\v, "Red Lights 'Bill Bugoni' to people in their sc~ipts. and Sirens," was wrillen by sos and 60s "''ho said 'Gee, we oi.e of thosr b u u d i n g the deputy sherifL really dig this and appreciate authors, Earl Hamner. Jr.. \Vhile the series v..·as broad-ii.' earned $500 for a script he casl, listeners \Vere invited to ··11 'vas an absolute 100 per- sent in . He's better-kno11·n and vote by mail on their favorite cent success and a lot of fun, cams considerably n1orc today __ s~h=o"='=· =Th=e=a=u=tho=r=s='g=ot=c=a=s=h=t=o=boo=t=.'=' =======--as creator or '"The \Valtons" se'ries on CBS-TV. Hamner. "'ho says he never heard 0£ the '"Dr. Christian" series. laughed "·hen asked NATIONAi GENERAL TllEATRES JlOW PLAYING RESlRVED SEATS On Sale DailJ 12 'til 9 MARLON BRANDO .ilL 'j>Bl1$ ----=~ .... -· Wll .. fl •:U • U.l·M*. llOll ll•'l ''THE CLASS Of •4" '·" J "YOUNG GUDUATlS'" j wtr:OIYS 6:4S MT.. SUN & JllO't ll:tS "CHllll LIADfl5" l . Sf!lllCHOll OFUl~CA IOTH llATUlf~ I ATIO !A) ... ~ ..... -....... L~~_j "Soylent ... "Skyjacked" "Clas1 of '44" ... '"Last S11mmer " IPGl IPGl IPGl "The Getaway" I PG J ... 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SIMON Ht WA1111 HITLER: THE LAST TEN DAYS PO-··--. $111 Di.to frwy. 11 Brooktlurrt Fou11l•in lllltty • 962-2•11 CO.HIT ROBERT MITCHUM "WIATH Of GOD" (PG I HundnttOll BlllC:h • 147·9llOI CO-HIT GE NE HACKMAN "PRIMI CUT" (t) • A New Perry . t Mason : ; • , "'· t: Mont.e Markham Inherits Bur r's RolM By JAY SHARllUTT fd to me and said, 'You're the tolal insecurity that is the right.'' lot of lhe Hollywood actor. NEW YORK (API -Moote t.te.rkbam, who next leruJOil portrays Perry Mason in a rteycled versk>n or the old courtroom TV series, says he's been Involved ln a court case only-once in his Ure· -as a defendant. As the star of next &eJson 's Mnrktuun, wittl a wife' and "The New Adventures or Per-two children to :support. tsn't ry Muon," Markham will making the 1nove ha!tily. Ke have to wln far tougher cases says when he first was op. for 24 successive Sunday proached last January toiplay nighta on the CBS television Perry Mason "l saW,; ·~o network. way.' I was up to my ear3 m It happened eight years ago in Small Claims Court. At issue WM a beef over the lenglh of lease for a house he wu renting in Pasadena, while appearing at t h e Pasadena Phtyhouse. His series will be up iag8mst 'Irene' at the time. ABC's "The FBI" and NBC's •·J Al.SO didn't know-•. what ''Walt Disney" shows. In some lhe producers wanted .:.. did markets, it may even be com-they \rant me to put on peting against the old ad-Falstaff padding and· 1play ventures ot Perry Mason, Raymond Burr?" · '· starring Raymond Burr. He subsequently teamed "'11le thing that r e a 11 y destroyed me was the speed of the judge." grumbled Markham, who once piamed to be a criminal lawyer and h.3.d arrived in court armed with an eloquent, 1mpassiooed defense of hi.!1 case. nIAT SERIES ran nine that neither padding nor Ray· year.i: on CBS before its mond Burr imitations would cancellation 'in 1966. It's still be required. having a successful run in syn-?.larkham. a native or dk:ation. The major problem ?.fanatee. Fla., laughed when it'll pose for the 1973 model is asked wtlat he thought .of the that for many viewers the only old Perry r.tason series. Perry Mason is Raymond "To be honest, J never liked Burr. They may not accept it,"hesaid."l bavetoprefact substitutes. this by saying •that I only saw "I found that Utere's nothing faster than Small Claims," the rut u re television barrister said. ''I had a big lineup of character witnesses, Including my minister, and nobody got to speak. And Markham, 37, bears no ooe or two Perry Masons. But physical similarity to Burr. my experience with law was He's lean while Burr is heavy that. nobody confesses in set; his movements and court.'' speech are quick a n dliiii!i!iii!!!i!iiil animated, where those of Burr are slow and deliberate . "I SAID, 'Wait a minute. I've got pages and notes hen!.' The judge said, 'Oh, £orget it,· and that was it." How did the case turn out? "I won ," Markham laughed. "The judge listened to my' • •f •• • o; j, ti*' ' , ... ACTIONl YES! LAUGHS?· YES! fAR·OUT? A WEE BIT! DIRTY?· NO! A great prog ram with _a·great cast, geared for great holiday weekend ente rtain- ment! 1. EXCLUSIVE ~~1S '.'A .deligh!fully wacky comedy. Rich in zany, 1nsp1red bits and pieces, if is pute enter tainment that actually asks nothing of the viewer but to sit back and enjoy himself. James Caan emerges as a first-rate comedian.'' -Kevin Thom3s, L.A. T !MES ''SLITHER tickles the fancy. It breeds a continuous murmur of giggles, snickers and chuckles which contribute to the have-a-happy day mood of the movie." -Bridget Bryne. L.A. HERALD·EXAMINER ''SLITHER is extremely funny ... a combina- tion of physical and visual madness, overlaid with satirical throwaway sophistication. Caan is superb. Kellerman is sensational. Boyle is among the finest character performers in films today.'' ·Arl Murphy, DAILY VARIETY "SLITHER " is KITTY KOPETZKY and DICK KANI PSIA. TOGE THE R AT LAST! IS ALSO TIUI Of BURT REYNOLDS • YUL BRYNNER IN CONTINUOUS SUNDAY FROM 2 ''•UZZ'' ' :f!rlo "SOYLENT GltElN" (1"01 "THE./ OHL.: !<ILL THl!I•' MASTl!IS" Cl"•l --*******-DRIVl•N SUPER SWAP flUITll " lllM "°"" ....... s UTUIOAT I IUl6t.T AU lllY • Ul to 4 .... IT HUIOl 11."9. UfU lD.\Y, SUMDAY & MONDAY "'""'O'l'OIAHlll •I & I All DIWT SltOW , WOR!~~::ns~; ._. WHITI WILDllN1$~i0 '""Diet• ..,., .. •1 ••Mlll\Ultl .~rt·· l•~c.r" -··· .. ... •'II."""' 577.J17l UMIO RI nfll.UI . UMlSt ~ Nll'!llNI fACTOIY l>ot ~(UlPIPPEl·CAm.t CO. fll'OI ..... l•:~· ltl_,,IO .-l:ft-=•"" CLASI Of '4-4 1N1 YOUNG OIADUATll • 1'A\1' ft ! I 11t• O!f! l1 !19P • • ' " ·M v. ( ; j• ,, • !!:J' :· • • • . • < • • ' . ('! ·~ l l. .. : . . ' ' •. ,,. .. ' '· " . , ' • . • -:1 ' ·' .. ' ' . ' " ,· • ,, , . ! , ' .. ' ' /. '' . ' • , ·. ' JI 1 ' 3 " .. Saturd•Y. May l6, 1973 DAILY PILOT J 7 ( :::ga.r.ops in Pops· ' . . ~·~ and Wings 20. THINKING OF YOU -loedlbW~'tplaUer~ Loglos & M...m& (Colwn- , il) ll!oUI llW •lucleo aod IP bl.I) ; ......... • reported lllla • . ~bf Blll>oonl. 'Ibo· com-TOP Li's •.,vJ~ ol lop linCIOI Li's ' I. PAUL McCARTNEY & a!l<l.....,.sel_follows: WINGS-Red-~ay " •TOP SINGLES (~ppleko ZEPPELIN _ 1 .• 'fl!Y LOVE -Poul H..-oltbe Holy (AUantlc) . McCli'lljOy and Wings, (Ap-3. BEATLES -1967·70 (Ap- ple) ple) •'2. DANIEL -EMon John 4. EDGAR W I NT E R (M'.CA) · GROUP -'!boy Only Corne 3. F'RANKENSl'EIN Out at Night (Colwnbla) ,'F.dgar Winter Group (Cohan-5. BEATLES -!96U6 (A~ 'bia) • • pie) ' 4. Pll.LOW TALK -Sylvia 6. PINK FLOYD -The (All Plailnum) Dart Side o1 the Moon 5. TIE A YELLOW RIBBON (Capitol) ROUND THE OLE OAK 7. BREAD -'Ibo Best of TREE -Dawn (Bell) Elelrtra 6. YOU ARE TH E B. FOCUS -Moving Waves SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE -(Famous) Stevie Wooder (Mot.wn) 9; SEALS & CROFTS-Dai- 7. I'M GONNA LOVE YOU m6nd Girl (Warne' &others) " JUSI' A ·LITTLE MORE 10. ALICE COOPER - BABY -Barry White (20th Billion Dollar Babies (Warner !i<l>Wry) Brothers) 8. Ll'l'l'LE WILLY -The ~(Bell) 1~~·•t HOOUS POCUS -Focus I' i' ...... ) . · l-l,11. -'-· f'LAYGROUND IN I··· , M!»D -Clint Holmes i la) I 11. DRIFT AWAY -Ilbbie =--~(MCA) • ~-~11. REELING IN THE ~ -~ARS -Steely D3n ... Bq) · lt.:iU WILDFLOw'E.R ._" t ;C.; (Capital) ' .. ~ 11t-:-GIVE ME LO.VE (Give ; l'4e P\l&CO) -George llarr!JOO • itpp!e) • . •, .15. SI'UCK IN,,THE,MJQ.' rlLE wrrn You·~ st!ial<q,. Wheel (A&M) .... f"·'·' '" 16. RIGHT PLACE. WRONG ~· ,:!ME -Dr. John (Alco) ' 17.-STEAMROLL ER ~U)':&FOOL E I v i s Piesley (RCA) 11. I'M DOING FINE NOW , -New \'.Ollk City (HQ.) 19. WILL IT GO ROUND IN ;-ORCI.ES -Billy Preston 1.-JA&M) • ... ' ~ • . • , .. •, ... " " , ' '· . " . ' '. ' 2114 ATllACTION AT All 3 CINEMAS PAnY DUKI IN ••. !'- .NOW SHOWING AT ALL THREE CINEMAS BES!' SEU.l!"G COUNTIW SINGLES I. SATIN SHEETS-Jeanne Pruett (MCA) 2. BABY'S GONE -Conway Twitty (MCA) 3. YOU ALWAYS COME BACK (To 11urting Mel - J_,y Rodriquez (Merrury) 4. KIDS SAY THE DARNDEST 'm!NGS -Tam- my Wynette (Epic) 5. WHAT'S YOUj! MAMA 'S \!AME? -Tanya Tucker ~COl\Elblal -• . r,, Wll!IND . ,Cf;QS ED ~-C!!orlie'llioh (Epic) 7.•BlUNG'IT O~ HOME (To !~ -~lt'cman> ~~-~"Joe ~(Dot) '".' 8. .YELLOW RIBBON Joj)lliiy Carver (ABC) ·9._.M EMPTIEST ARMS IN TIIE WORLD -Merle ~·1eapnol) 10 .• "DON'T FIGHT THE FEEUNGS OF • LOVE tbarley Pride (RCA) Welby •saTes!'> Girl -~ TV Program ,Promp~ Mol.e Diagnosis Jjy Vl!l\NON SCOTr HOLLYWOOD (UPI\ Robert Yowig WU noopiuase<I the other day on • jet mghl Jo QUcago when a pretty sfewardess approached him and said, "I want Lo thank you for helping save my life." Young, who has an excellent memory, knew he had not seen the girl before. He hadn 't . But as televi!ion's Doctor Marcus Welby he had b e e n in- strumentaJ in a l e r t i n g Martha Flug.:rd of American AirlJnes to the cancerous mole on the calf of her right leg. "I'd alw1ys IOrl o! liked The mole," Mrs. Flugard said. "Men notice a woman's legs, and the pilots used to say, 'Here axnes the girl with the mole o~ her leg.' and suggest.elf I have it ri'ly flight!,'' the pert removed," Martha said. stewardess sakl. "I figure an ''After tbe minor sur11ery airplane. is one place where the biopsy report showed It they like to relax without peo- "" malignant. Then I bad Jo pie lalking Jo them. go to the hospital for a week "But whe'n I saw Mr. Young while anolher operation was and his wife on that night to performed, removing all the Chicago I felt compelled to surrounding tissue from the thank him ."" I walled until a mole area. few mtnule's" befcre we landed "Now I have to report lo the to talk to hhn. hospital every two months for "l 'm terribly grateful to the next five years for el· 'Marcus Welby,' fiction or not. aminatk>ns to make sure all I believe it helped save my the malignancy was removed. life. A3 you might imagine, So far l've had a clean bill of I'm a l»g hn of the series." health ." Mrs Flugard, a native or ~~· Cheshire, Conn., has had good reason to remember that . '.,._,.,,., particular episode of "Marcus · · ' · · · Welby, ~1.D." • SUlFING THAT wm YOU HELING> GOOD! "USUALLY I don't bother celebrities when they ride on "SEADREAMS" P111i Cortoon "WEU. ALMOST two years ago I was watching a summer Hal Hired rerun of 'Marcus Welby, M.D.' when Mr. Young walked into a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Hal scene and n.oticed a girl wiJh llolbrook has signed with pro- a mole on her neck. He didn't ducer Robert Daley to co-star like the looks of It and dlsCUS· wltb Clint Eastwood i n sed it with h!!'. "Magnum Force" at Warner p~7~0& f tlO "I was horrified when she Bros. gave a description of the mole.1;;:===--=====·ll L_2"'N"'o=-="e1"'c""'w=EE:;K;--..J It was very dark, like !'\ine. It itched, like mine. And 1t was . tArv , ck.fi.U"11..t growing in size, like mine. ~ ~YU.Vl\.JI., "l got so upset I turned off tiAMAA™RANSOHOFl'PiadodDn the television set. I didn't "Sl\VE lrfE TIC£R" want to find out what happened ~.W:XGlJOIO IA [ to that girl." IJil"«lDllr•-.M"""""9. :_ , _; But Martha gave a great HELD OYER Showtl_, ''" ••• 11 '16 deal of thought to what she'd -Alsc- seen on the show. She achedul-2nd Big Week ed an appointment with her Sta11i.,. Kubrlck'5 own doctor. Weldell Stars HOILYWOOD (UPI ) wendell Burton will star in "Good Night Jackie" fCll' Calliope Productions . They'd, never forget the day he drilled Into town "CLOCKWORK ORANGE" .... "DEALING" 81rh•r• Ffarihev Both Color IR I ' • • MGM Presents "PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID" Starring JAMES COBURN • KAIS KRISTOFFERSON· BOB DYLAN And Also Siamng JASON ROBARDS · Music by BOB DYLAN w"nenby RUOOLPH WURUTZER·ProducedbyG0ROONCARA0ll D"ecled by SAM PECKINPAH· MEmOCOLOR · PANAVISION" A IR!:-us.~1•.~i.·J SHOWING NOW Z ----·----~ ORANl,I <Zl31l:1> OHIVf IN 1 !" •••TH •AT" II: ••• J: ••••• e..ae -3102 ••••• ........ o .. AT AOAM•. c o•TA M&- S1nta AN Fi-wy. Mlf Chlpfnlln °''""'. 547-8011 Nearly Everyone Listens w Landers- ____ , .....,_..._,.,,,,, ~""i ~Oll .. ~~ . ./~ ~'~lfS'ie -~ANOOEw.> · -PUJMMIR WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! THJE: JillO.,T 1 •E.AUTJFUJ... MUaICAL LOVE aTOllY EVER: ()) M·~OG~vt-NOO · HfMMiNGS ~ l~WIHt • ENTER ONCE AGAIN A WHOLE NEW WORlD OF MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT I MGM Preseots ...__ ROl..\J.D HAvrt1!·~~=::=-:-JfLEAN.lt JUKER::,. "='~ 1 iUPi-wr£ I ~lmtflt§ I Oi..U IWAlfltSJU!I • Week Nights • 7 & 10 PM Slt.·S.n·Holld1y1 -1-4·7-10 l'ATGA~ANDalLLYTllSKID" · St'""'9 JAMESCOaURN KAia KRISTOFFERSON• BOB DYLAN MONDAY TH•U FRU>AY • 7 I I 0 P.11. SATURDAY. SUNDAY· HOLIDAYS · 1-4-7·10 . ' ' >lRNI< El.c0.°1!.IRIAw. HU ocMrio:1·~~·~ .~ A(lC1 Also Starring JASON ROBARDS M1JSlc·t:Jy BOB OYLAN ·Wr.ttcn try RUDOLPH ~ER PREMIERE ORANGE COUNTY RAT•D'"· ·"·RUN (G) EDWARDS t 1\111\t I \llR " • ·' ., ' '· ~ ... . i .. • ,. ' . t '. " " " ... ' ' /, .. . ' • " .. 1_ '°"""".~!\, • A UffMRSMl"""ll'tP.SO f:/Jlllf¥IHf l'l!CIOl.CT ION ~L.-1.'G 11CllffltOlOll•· l'tl.NNi6IOfl• ~~~-! • .....,.-a;::;:u ... "TbeSOULof ~ ... __ .[aJ o • .._.__ . ' lllD WILLIAMSON D'UIVllll MAITJN• MW ht thtatfe #i FOWA RUS ~ l\1\1\t \\Il l< .... . ' ." _,'A \.•I • ,·,•140 IATID II) .. •' '•• OWAll!Da •'' • {R)'l : I 2"' TOP ATIRACTION "THE YOUNG GRADUATES" (PG) •.' • > I ' ' A ... t VI A '• • I I ' J.:;;.IRMfm ..SIDNEY" <POITlER, .. '"011( " lN 0 (PG) • \ l I • • ' I ' 18 DAILYPILOT -,..,.__. NO BIGGER · CONTINENTAL A.ND MAR'K;IV SELECTION ~ IN THE WEST! • . ..... -.. -... • • OPEN M&MORIAL DAY " -NEW 73 MONTEREY 4 DR. ' ' Ser. N 588048 Stk. 2Q02 steer radial tires, radio, rear· speak~r, factory air. cond., auto trans., power steering, power brakes, and much much more . -NEW '73 MONTEGO 2 Door #576068 Stk: ~1978 SALE PRl~E .. , : ,...~~~~~ ..... ""'!'----.·· DEMO SALE ALMO.ST 40 S14FF AND , '69 line. 2 Dr v.t, <1uto. trans., factory air V8, ciuto. trans., factory air conditioning power ,slrering $ 2 0 8 8 conditioning, power sreering, winOows, power seat~. radio, windows, power seals, radio. poWtr /disc'! brakM,· powe; power (disc) brakes, power $3 98 8 heater, whitewall !ires, vinyl . heatirr, whi!ewaU fires, vinyl ' · -r09f, Jinrtd lass, wheel cov crs, No .. U.SrES'"I ~· -~"--+'-::"'::''::''"'"""i"',.::',:'",.'·,.;":;.'C"-P.;.,P::--.,..;~~-· =-'=-- '7'1 l NC. ·Conti 4 Dr. UICK Estate Wag. va, f ulo. trans., factory air condtioning, power steeing, pow9r (d!5c) brake5, power $44 8 8 windows, power seats, radio, heat tr, Whitewall Ii res, vinyl ' ' - roof, tinted glass, wheel cov- er 94 I V-S, auto. lr<1ns., factory air : •· · ..._ '""''""''"'" ""'" '""'"'" '71 COUGAR ::~~~i~e~r::~~.~:: $4888 V8 t I $2888 heater, whitewall tires, tinted co~d~t~::iir:;,a:~e:~':::ri~: glass, wheel covers. vinyl radio, neater, tinted glass, interior. (521 FYVJ 8,000Miles whet! covers. 265BZU like new VS, aulo trans., factory air conditioning. power steering, $1 poy."er (discl brllklJS. radio, he<11er, whitewall I ires. vinyl roof. l1ntl'd qldSS, wheel COV· rs. Z 5 988 '6 MERC. Co • P • Wag. ve, oluto. trans .. faclory air cond ilioning, power steering, Pow" I dlso I '"'" ""'· $ 2 2 8 8 hellter, whitewall tires. vinyl roof. linleO glass. wheel cov· ers. 8l5-48F '67 LINC 2 Dr .V-8,.culo. Jrans .. factory air conditioning, power steering, $ power (disc) braK~, power 1 windows. power seats, radio.' • heater, whi tewa ll lirts, vinyl roof, f ed glass, Whttl COV· 388 '71 FORD L.T.D. H.TA va. avto. trans., factory air con:titioning, power steering, :::;~~. ~~~~w~~la~i~~s.'~~n~i $ 2 98 8 roof, tinted gla~, wheel"'ov-. . rrs, 9188X B '71 MARK 111 V8, a~to. trans., factory air conOilioning, full power, power steering, power {disc ) b_r akes, power wl(ldows, power seats, radio, htatirr, whilewall tires, vinyl roof,. tinted glass. wheel covers, 4 7C iC VISIT OUR UNI UE LUXURY CAR PATIO! I ... -' COUGAR SALE PRICE $ Stock# 1988 Ser, -1544979 SERVICE DEPT. PARTS DEPl. BODY SHOPS OPEN SATURDAYS 8:30 .AM Tll 5:30 PM I · EXEC, CARS,TO f;LEAR;. , . CONTINENTAL * MARQUIS PANTERA * MONTEREY XR7 COUGAR * 'CAPRI MONTfGO .--FAC2:JQRV FRISttCAR6 , .... . . WITl:t;"s ~'"!''.AS · · ' "' 3,000 ACTUAL MltES! SAVE SAVE SAVE CAPRI l:ARGE SELECTION . . Y-6 engines, 4-lpffds, outomcrtics, I gorg,o.us colors. 2000 engil)e. NOW HERE The BRAND NEW PANTERA • • MODEL L . ....... ,,. taao·~ 10 · SAT. 813MloO SUN. 10-7 ... \· "' • • ' ) • • , • '71 '69 '71 ' • Sal-y, M•Y 26, 1973 DAILY PILOT 1• ••••••••••••••• ,.... ·············~······································ • • . •t • -. . . • ~~.~ •.• ~~-· .......... ; ...... b •••••. $3388 tint•d 9'•s•, wh~yl reof, ~etlio, etc. ll37ETY I A 10 .... 1, ... "'.~11 •. ' • ONLY . . ... ' ~"!~! .. ~ .~~:, ~~=· ~~r.. Hot $1:·49'8 ,.1 ••••• tc. Nie• c .r. tYXU611l ONLY vw Square back · . A11to. tT1nt., •it cond., •r1dio, 1tc. Cl11n c•r. 1 "'"" ONLY Monte Carlo $2788 Auto. tr1111., 1ir cond., 350 CID VI 1n9in1, ¥invl roof, p0*1r it11rln9 I br1•••· whit11, tint1d 9l111,.1tc. ltSODMll A v1ry pr1tty cir. . ON~ . If '73 Monte CarlO! · New '73 Malibu C~lonacle : with Landau Top! ' for 113•/~ic. l•~FSQ, U1..:j, or ONLY $9822 Mo. 0n A ....... ,..., .. For >~ Months L••H No . 2224/299621 ; No. 2115/13695 Auto. trans. or four·speed, tinted gl•ss, radio, 140 engine, white walls, he1ter/defro1tar, ate. • Each Only -· - $ New ·•73 Impala Coupe! • Sport No. I 0845b/ I 508. Includes auto. trans., power steering, and bra kes, white walls, vinyl roof cover, 350 CI D VS a ngina, wheel covers, white wells, radio, ate. -$ Only ·i ... Sedaftll Air ••• d. ••••• ....... 150 C.l.D., VI, 1; ..... . .,,, temote control rn irror, pow•r ,te.rtno end • brek•s, wheel c:ov•n, whites, redio, H.D. redi•· • --:62@%~' ~'· Y~ur Cholcel ! ~ . . -'" EAClt. '3 -788 •. No. Uo14t/1114 OHL Y No. 4•4101/2451 -• --------------------------------· New .'73 Camaro Coupe! • • • Includes 1uto. trans., powtr steerin9 •nd brakes, e tinted 9l1s,s, 350 CID VI engine, white1, wh eel e covers, radio, hide ... 1.w1y wip.9n, console, etc •• ONLY 53588! New '73 CD.av. No. 2Zl 1/44262 t • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • Siation Wagonl : M11ib11 E1l•I• l'W•9on incl11d11 1ir • cond., •11fo. tr•nt., VI , tint1d 9l•1t, • pow•r 1l•1ri119, wh11I C0¥1tl, 11199191 • rick, whit1 w•lll, r1dlo, wh11I C0¥1tt, • r1mol1 control "'irror, etc. ONLY • • • 0 ----------------------~----~· ,, ... ~ . 19:r~ ;Moqte Carlo Coupel : : ' : ~ • . " ' A Fino Automob9-I· • New '73 V , I egas. Your Choice! A11to. tr1n1., 1ir cond.., pow1r'~t11rin9, • ind bralt11, tlnt1d 9'11•, vlnyl roof • r1dio, whit11, tinted 91111, .. c. • • • • • 'I Automatic or synchromesh tran~ .• tinted glass , 140 en- gine, radio, he et er/dafroster, mirrors, filters, ate. No. ll7ETY/1141 ONLY 53388 ---------------------------· New '73 Chevy Sport Yanl • • 1 I I I I, I • .. ' . ' ' l~ I: '• " : I ' " • . ' ' ' ~ • I ' { • ' ' ' I l DAILY PILOT • . The Biggest Marketplace on the Orance Coast Pl•Oi CLASSIFIED ~DS -r. ~ ~:~1 .. ·· .m·~ ........ '' ... t. ,515 ... 549 ""!!-. . . . . . .., . .,. lpi!l' -•••• llO • "' Announten'lllnb • • • • • • !00 • SlA ...... -. ............ ... -·----... DAILY L,.-,., .... , , .... , 700 · 1'99 r.,,.,,,.a • . . . • . . . • 200 -m ~ for Sak! . • • • • • 100 • 12"4 "°" & Fo.rd . • • • . • . sso • 57' Mirld• .. • • . . . . . . 800 -1149 You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 642•5678 J Trade It With a Want Ad One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval ~· ..••...••• 100-4'9 's.w ~ ............. J75 .'" -and .......... 600 · 6'9 ....,.. --• • • • • • • 9'S -"'9 _,,,_ _,,, .. _,,,_ l~I -"'.. I~ I General 0.ner•I General General General G .;;..:.eM=•.:.•_l _____ ,1GMeral j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;1 --;--;-----:---;:---;-~ ~~-:::::::--::.;;;:-~-,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ * * * * * * W•- CAMEO HIGHLANDS Lovely ocean view home in exclusive Cameo Highlands, with access to priv.llte ·community beach. 4 Bedrooms; large living room, gour- met kitchen with eating areas, lols of pri· vacy, among tall trees, yard large enough for pool. $72,000 COTI'AGE & INCOME Starter, retirement & investment home on tree •haded street. 45xl00 Ft. lot wilb R·2 zoning. Only $20,950 COMMERCIAL LOT On Newport Blvd . in Newport Beach, with small shed. 20% Down. $34,500 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E . Coe1t Hwy., Coron. del Mar "Selling RHI l1t•te In Newport H1rbor Since 1944" 673~4400 !1neral Gener•I MOVING TO SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA? lor Vice Versa?) Let Grubb & Ellis arrange your real estate transactions both in the Newport Harbor Area end the San Francisco Bay Area. \Ve have residential offices in: Burllng•me Orinda Concord San Franci1c~2 D•nville (Union St. & Oce•n Ave) Gr..n.brae Terra Linda Menlo Park Tiburon Oakland Walnut Creek Widest ResiJleJ)tial Coverage in !be Bay Area 1$T lniSIDENTIAl OFFICE IN ORANGE COUNTY GRUBB & ELLIS CO. Realtor1 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona dal Ma r 675-7080 ·-Heritage Collection r,'lfif~i. ... -·-· BALBOA'S BEST DUPLEX DEMAND MOST OUTSTANDING DESIGN -in Ibis 2 GREAT.I & 3 bedroom duplex. Each unit two story with living and dining upstairs with balconies and hi gh pitched beatn ceilings. Excellent location near 10th St. bay/beach. Brand-new, \vilh first-user adv antages. Landscaping in, and carpeted and draped. $96,500. CALL 540-1151 A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN ... IN THE MIDDLE OF COSTA MESA. Tropical palms surround secluded pool area, enclosed patio opens to yo ur own paradise with splashing waterfall and pond. The per· feet place for entertaining. Separate area for boat, r.a mper or trai ler. 3 Delightful bed- room11, 2 elegant baths, separate laundry room, finished Rara~e plus many more extras. Nothing to do but move in and live. Offered at only $49,950. Won't last, CALL 546-5880 WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM WITH BOAT SLIP -New 2-bedroom. 2'h baths, ready for occupancy. Full price S87,500. CALL S40-1151 EASTSIDE 2 BEDROOM-$27,000 -A-RARE.FIND -especially with features like these -beam ceilinss thruout, massive stone flreolace, large tiedrooms, beautiful bath & a )arge fenced yard complete with fruit trees. Q\vner moving to Oregon and MUST sell. Open this week end. For com- plete details CALL 546-5880 QUALITY BUILT EASTSIDE CLEAN, SHARP 3 BEDROOM -hardwood fl oors, fireplace, enclosed patio, new carpets shopping. Just listed at $30,750. CALL 540-1151. MESA VERDE-HOT ITEM JUST LISTED, neat, freshly painted 4 & family on a quiet street -I-luge enclosed, pooltable size lanai, no grass to cut only plants & sh rub s to trim. First time on n1arket and owner needs quick sale. Offered at $38,950. CALL 546-5,80 WOULD YOU BELIEVE • • • $29,500 IN MESA VERDE - 8 Bedroom 2 bath. On quiet street. Bring your paint brush & dec- orate to your own taste. Needs T L C. CALL 540.1151 7°/o LOAN ....... Crest Condominium Homes, clustered about handsom1 c111111yards, occupy one of thl fn r1m1lnln1 lar1e Pf'OPtrtias In dnlrabl1 H1Wport Beach. U3cily rfl!hl for perm•· nent residency or hoUd1y home. Sundecks, lirulaces, wtt bar!. Sun·LiteO kitchens. luck-under doublt 1ara1es. Healed swim· mine pool, llthled tennis courts, saun1s, therapy pool AU exle· rior m1lnt1nane9 provided, A lastlllf eXJ)erience In llOJious livin.c! Tn. lllrn I fHr '1MrMa&. 1111111$65,495 l&Dli.t __. ..... "_.. From Pacific Coast Hi1hwtJ, llP Suptrlor Avtnue to Ticondll'OI•. ind dlrtdlJ lo .#12 Robon Coort. T .... hMr. (711) MU141 Sain Offlct .,en dilly 10 a.111., tt aulllft. PICTURESQUE SETTING $23,950. 3 b e cl r o om home on a very large lot. BeautUul mature shade trees. Fenced yard. Plastered walls. Picture windows. Large yard. Move.in condition 540-1720 TWO FIREPLACES! Sparkling c on dition. Top a rea in College Park. Large covered patio. 3 bedroom s. I Dining room, modern kitchen._ F81Jlily room. 2 baths. Trailer dock & gate. $36,500. 540-1720 3 BDRM VERY IDEAL $30,500. Recently redec- orated. Ne w plush carpeting. Lovely pic- turesque yard. 2 baths. Formal dining room. Built-ins. F i r e place. Rear living room. Two patios. 540-1720 SPANISH 3 BEDROOM $40,800. Very sharp. 2 baths. Screened atrium with wet bar. Dining room, built-ins & dish- washer. Family room, fire place.-Quiet street Lovely decor. 540-1720 2955 HAR.BOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-1720 General BEACH CONDOMINIUM Substantial price reduction in this 3 bdrm .• 21.6 bath, al most ne\\1 residence. Has slip for 38 ft. boat. Lowest price in complex. $75,950 CHOICE OF ZONING 90 Ft. lot in a lli£h density nei~hborbood. with 12,600 square feet, on West 19th St., Costa Mesa. Income $3,000. H5,000. BUILDERS -LOOK HERE!! Cute beach cottage on 2 lots. Has plans for 2 duplexes with permits. \Valk to ocean beach. $85,000 NEAR OCEAN A U"'11001'. t-14)MI'. PEACEFUL RETREAT. A beauti!Ui pool and picturesque gardens make this a serene and secluded three bedroom home, yet per- fect for entertaining. JJigh ceilings, garden alriums and dramatic skylights add to the effect. Definitely roomy. Prestigious Dover Shores location. Now presented ~· UNl9Uf HDMU OF NfWPOlT IEACH, 641-4f00 A lltti .. of 11.t Jecen... -lJ,_.l()UI: tlVMl:i REALTORS General General * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * A TREASURE 3 Bdrm., 3 balhs; Harbor View Hills Porto- fino Model plus a bonus area stressed to cod.e-& readY to be-Your l!ream .studio. 1915 PoRT WEYBRIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN. l ·S LITTLE JEWEL · . A "sparkle plenty" home in desirable Irvine Terrace. 2 Bdr1n., 2 baths, convert. den; i11 a park-like setting. Pool, too! 1537 SERENADE OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5 RED SAILS ... and harbor lights; a delightful 3 bdrm., den, family rm. & dining rm. home in a secluded courtyard setting. Many custom features. 1033 GOLDENROD OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 * 67S-5930 * 3629 E. Coast Hwy. Cor:ona del M•r General General General CAN BE ASSUMED WITH NO QUALIFY- ING. Showcase 8 bedroom 8 bath, paneled livi ng room with stone fireplace, large kit- chen & dining. Beautiful pool on large ir- regular Jot. Best value in the area. For com- 4 Bdrm., 2 baths, family. Just West of New- port Beach. Attractive home on quiet street, about a mile from the beautiful Pacific Ocean. $39,500 MACNAB IRVINE I .. ' ' •• '" ' '' ,:·. '' ' (·' ..... ... . f ( ' I I 1;: ' * Open .J./ou6e6 * Sunda'l l-5p.m. 1724 Galaxy Drive ........... _ .. $139.500 'l1J7 Milford . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . $99.500 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-5 1645 Bayside Dr ................. $245,000 OPEN SATURDAY 1·5 259l Crestview .................. $59,500 2595 Creslview .................. $54, 750 * * * * BRAND NEW-SOUTH BAYFRONT OPEN SAT/SUN. 1H45 U.\YSIDE DR. Su- per value. 3 or Ii Udr111s .. pier-slip. I-luge playroon1. Lots of parking. Ask. $245,000- includes land. Call G. Grupe, LIDO NORD BAYFRONT Prime Lido Nord location. Pier & slip, 4 bedroo1ns , din. roo1n, 4 ba. $195,000. Ex~ pan. plans avail. l\1uriel Barr. BALBOA PENINSULA 4 Bdrms. surround enclosed Oriental gard- en \\'ilh waterfall. Delightful home \vi l h dining room & family roon1. $103.000. Dill Bents. PRICED TO SELL Large 2-story UNIVERSITY PARK town- house, nice location. o"·ncr 's 111otivated- offered at $f6,000-for details call "Chuck" Lewis. EXClTING CORONA DEL MAR J\fuch more than a duplex -shiny new seaside sensation. Beams. brick & glass + income. Jlh Illks. to ocean. $135,500. Paul Quick . IN A CLASS BY ITSELF Linda Isle bayfront home designed for fun & gracious llving. 4 Bdrms .. 51h bas., 2 wet bars & pool rootn. It's really Jiving! $195,000. Jim Muller. 83:!-0700 --Coldwell, Banker ~ 550 Newport Center Dr., N.B. plete details CALL 546-5180 CUSTOM WESTCLIFF ON SOMERSET -Ideal executive home. 3 Bedroom 3 bath, a shake roof, oriented around a large pooI. $82,500. Terrific value. CALL 540-1151 2,000 SQ. FT. -EASTSIDE C.M. 4 AND FAMILY ROOM -°'1ly $37,500! Double garage plus carport. Huge 114'x153' R·2 lot with many lovely trees &: shrubs. I-Jere's a lot of house! For complete details, CALL 546-5880 ERITAGE General ~nJa Jj£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of main channel. Soft color:s, rich wood panel- ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel- ing. \Vaterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, silting area, view deck .......... $295,000. Linda Isle Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm., 4'h bath home on lagoon. Pully equipped island kitchen, waterfront fa1nily room, billiard room ...... $245,000 For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Please Call ; BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-'161 PRESTIGIOUS CORNER CORONA DEL MAR 3 Smart retailers as tenants & 81> % interesl on your Joan, makes this the best commer- cial investment In th.l s area! Join the lead- ers-move downto\vn. ' $115,000 University Realty 673·6510 3001 E. Co.st Hwy., Coron1 del Mer JtewportCml 11 t Ptoiect of P1t1l'IC R.C.,h1c.Robe.l'I H.Cr1nt CorporatiM, Gene111I eo.tractor • 1973 r.drft lf.C •• ""°· • -- POOL GAME ROOM DARK ROOM and many 0U1er bonus ex· traa that are 100 numerous to menUon, Gigantic mas1er bedroom suite, garage workshop , covered private paUo, crackling "'ood burn· ing atone fireplace with gaa log starter, family room, l'lll in kitrhcn, :slHI C enlry foyer. \\'e invite you to com· psre this Nl'1vport Rivll're 2 story for fl'uturcs and value al only $31 ,500. Please call for An ap point rnen!. 546-2313. OPEN rlL ~. 115 ruN TO 8( NICE' BALBOA DUPLEX 3 Bdrm., 2 bath upper; 2 bdrm., 1 bath low- er: stressed for 3rd floor, with stairwell In· stalled & utilities ready. Ceramic tile kit· ch ens, dishwashers, disposals, wet bars & fireplaces. $94,500 "~ 1 BURR WHITE, RHltor • \.J'I llU~212901 Newport, N'pt BHch ~ 675-4630 24 Hr. Service General "OWNER CLIMBING WALLS" ... has bought another house; this is your chance -owner 'vants offer on this elegant, Ige. bay view home; 5 BR., 4 ba. Complete entertainment center around lge. htd. & filt'd. pool: loc~ecl wrought iron gates. NOW $159,000. Land available. AVAILABLE Carmel model, Harbor View Homes. $72,000. CORBl.N -MARTIN REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662 General IIARBOR VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONTEGO MODEL 4 bedrooms. family room, formal dining; carpets, drapes, r,:uper landscaping, covered patio, wood deck. HARBOl{ VIEW 1-IOMES llEAL'fY B33-0780 t _______ ... _______ _ RNER HOMES ONE OF A KIND-NEAR LAKE Custom 4BR, 2'h bath, FR, unique 2nd floor LR. Two fireplaces. Located on quiet cul-de-sac street. View of lake from large pool size rear yard. $89,500. Bill Burt 644-6200. OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5 p.m . 2319 Heather Ln. (SIB) ' SPECTACULAR HARBOR ISLAND Beautiful 3 yr. old custom home. 6000 sq. ft . of the ultimate in Bayfront living. 5BRs, formal DR. Elegantly panelled LR. Exira parking. Pier & float. $465,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235, (Sl9) BROADMOOR-HARBOR VIEW HILLS Decorator's delight-open beams-warn:i family home-4BR's, FR. Ideal location for children. Community pool. Price re- duced to $92,500. Polly Johnston 642-8235. ( S'lJJ) LINDA ISLE LAGOON Luxurious 5BR home \v/room for lg. boat. $285,000. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. #54 Linda isle. (521) BIG CANYON Magnificent fairway home-circular drive-. way-expansive viewing deck. 5BJ!, FR w/wet bar, formal DR, 5 baths. undttr constructlon. $240,000. Polly Johnston 642-8235. (8221 DON'T BUYIJ In Harbor View Homes until you aee lhls choice "').rmel" 3BR, FR offered at the lowest pnce available today, $67,900. Lois Miller 642-8235. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & ' SUN. & MON. 1-5 p.m. 2030 Port Provence. (S23) BALBOA PENINSULA OCEANFRONT Watch tbe 'vaves, bikinis & romantic sun· sets over Catalina from your own LR. BeauUJully decorated, partly furnished 4 BR, 4 beth. Every built.in imaglrulble. $177,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (82') LIDO BAYFRONT Sparkling 4BR, 5'h bath, family billlanl room. Fully-equipped bar. Slip for lg. boat. P riced to self <of $265,000. Ron Sherman 642-8235. (832) • IOI Dover Drive 142•1231 "" ....,._, IU· 1200 Newport Belctl,C:.llfornl112111 I ( REALTOR® * * * *' * * * TAYLOR CO. *· LINDA ISLE-4195,000 Exclusive island of boa ting offers the utjJ. mate in prestige living. Private tennis, beach and security entrance. Architect design in this lovely 4 bdrm home with library, formal dining nn, play rn1 & 51f..i baths. Beautifully decorated. Pier/slip. Plus more. . 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 LINDA ISLE-4145,000 Protected patio on lagoon side of this custom built 4 bdrm home with family rm, billiard rm, formal dining rm & 4~ baths. Fine de- tail thruout. Pier & slip for large boat. To see, contact broker at above address. N"W EXCLUSIVE OF!;ERl"!,GI U>ve at first sight when you see the beauti· fully landscaped grounds of this exceptional estate-like borne. The front approach is only an indication of the exciting interior & lavish furnishings which ARE included. Call to see this Big Canyon 3 bdrm classic (incl. 2 rnstr stes). Unusual pool & jacuzzi. BIG CANYON C.C .-4114,SOO Wonderful floor plan in Uris spacious 5 bed- room home with family rm & formaJ DR. 3 Fireplaces. Popular open beam vaulted ceil- ings. Good cptng & drapes & beautiful land- scaping. Circular drive. Fine location. 55 ROYAL ST. {;EORGE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE-4185,000 Magnificent view of bay, ocean & Catalina! Cust.om quality thruout this fine home with 3 large bedrooms, formal dining, paneled family rm & 3 baths. Terrific new sauna off master bath. 3 Fireplaces. Beautiful pool in private front courtyard. Shown by appl. DOVER SHORES-$115,000 Gorgeous custom-built 5 bedroom home on lge street-to-street lot. Paneled family rm, huge dining rm, 41h baths & 3-car garage. Ftilly air-cond, luxury cptng & drapes. Mini- atµre pool w/jacuzzi &~sun rm off mstr bath. 1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1,5:30 BIG CANYcm:...$114,950 . Exclusive Country Glub area with security entrance. Popular floor plan in this fine 5 bedrooll"I home. Family rm w/wet bar, for- mal dining rm & 3 baths. Heavy shake roof, :I-car garage. Beautiful cplng & drapes. COLLINS ISLAND Bayrront rambling one-story ranch style home w /2 bdrms, den, hobby room & extra rm for maid's rin or? This 188 ft waterfront lot is underdeveloped. Pier/slip serves 2 lots. Great loc.!tion. Asking $350,000. By appt, DOCKSIDE TRIPLEX Bayfront beauty w /deck for 2 boats. Sandy beach. Finest loc. Near Bay Island & N.H.Y.C. 3 Bdrms. I th ba each unit Furni- ture included. Submit $2~,000. By appt.: THE "BLUFFS" CONDO-FOR LEASE "Linda" 3 BR 2 ba end unit. l or 2 Yr lse. CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOT Big Canyon. On fairway. Lge lot. $59,950. LICENSED BROKERS & SALESMEN We have an opening in our Residential Di- vision for an experienced man or lady pos- sessing enthusiasm. Finest location & beau- tilul office. Call for appointment. Office Open Saturday & Sunday "Our 28th Ye•r'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 1111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road ~'Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' , NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 ' . 'f ' -· General Genera l NEWPORl HEIGHTS-LIKE NEW OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 415 SANTA ANA You must see this Swiss chalet type home. Definitely one of a kind! New everything! Beautilully landscaped. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths plus family rm. This home has perspica... cious personality-better hurry! Saturdiy, Mity 26., )q73 DAIL V PIU>T J May 20-26 ~ttt-S«id , ~ AlllASSOCIATES REALTORS 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR. CAUF. 644·7270 ••••••••• • FOREVER VIEW Walch the boats by day and harbor lights by night from your living room. The ULTI· MATE in FEE ownership, luxury on-the- waler living. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath condo in prestigious CHANNEL REEF. Pool, securi- ty guard, boat slip available. CALL FOR appo~tmenl. ..................... $95,000. ·• ....... . • INCOMPARABLE in this two story, custom built, \Yith many deluxe extra features. Open beam ceilings. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET KITCHEN, built-in sewing center and study. Two decks plus 2 landscaped terraces. [t's a ·real value at , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500 . ••••••••• • DELUXE CO~ONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Beautiful ... tree-lined street in Old Corona del Mar. BOTH DELUXE UNITS HAVE 3 bedrooms, den, fireplace, 2 baths, builtin kitchen, PATIOS, 2 blocks to shopping and schools. Choice location •. , ....... , $98,500 ••••••••• • FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY ..• within walking distance to schools and shopping? 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace . Has assumable VA loan. -"All for only ................................ $29,950. ••••••••• • OCEANFRONT DUPLEX . Swim on your own private beach, a step from your front door. Two large bedrooms and 2 enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe property like Utis only comes along once~ in-a-lifetime. Call now for appointment. . .... , ............... .> .,. ...... $140,000. ••••••••• e BUILDERS ATTENTION ROOM TO BUltD second UNIT on this large corner lot. 2-bedroo.i;n hol.&se, carpets, drapes, fenced yard in Newport Heights. ................................ $33,500. ••••••••• ' "!!;" SWIMMER'S DELIGHT ' . . .. in this 18'x36' heated POOL. Great EA SIDE location! Close to Westclifi shopping. 3 Bedroom, convertible den, 2 baths, fire- place, plus ROOM TO ADD ON. 10% down - owner will carry 10% -2nd T.D. $39,500. Call for appointn1ent. • OPEN llOUSES • 3BR, CONVERTED DEN & POOL - 337 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. $39,500. Open Sun. 2-6. ••••••••• AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TORS • • . . • • . 644-7170 Salesman of the month Ne il Le.,itl has been named SaleSmen ol the Montll at Walker & Lee'' Santa Ana ollice, .Since joining 'IOalk.er a L•e. Nell has llad several hlghest -earnlngs· lor-one- m on t ll awards and be- came a member ol the Winner's Circle tn 1972. He is currently active In botll The Optimist Club and tile B.P.O.E. l elting homes is Walker ! Lee's busi ness, Out- standing saJesm!iln like Nell Levin are the reason we do it besl. (714) 546·0022 • 2231 Sou1h 9ti11ol Sueet Senta A.na, 9210<! • Walker &Lee fllrmi!l ilre'Jff!J<.11 * BAYSHORES * OPEN HOUSE 1511 CRESTVIEW SAT/SUN. 1-5 NEWPOH.T BEACH. Finest beach comtnunily, with 2 sandy beaches. Attr .. 2 bdrm., lgl'. liv. rm. w/lots of glass, dining area: bemn· ed eeil. Ftplc.. F .A. hoot. thruout. ~e. patio for out· door n.,.;ng. $51,000. * BAYSHORES * *SPECIAL* General Pele Ban-ell Jeafty pre~enb PENINSULA POINT * SHINY AND CLEAN -Shake roof, new pai nt, ca rpels, large patio, 2 bedroom & bath, stove & refrig. stay. Can add on 3rd bedroom. Right for co uple. CALL 675-4060, Ask for Bill Gold * NEW CARPETS & PAINT -3 Bedroom, 2 baths, large double garage and workbench. bu.iltin storage. Price red u ct i o n, no\v $70,000. CALL 671>4060, Ask for Bill Gold * FIRST PRESENTATION -of this 4 bed· room, family room and 3 bath home. Has double garage and boat storage. Beautiful location on the peninsula. $82,500. CALL 675-4060, Ask for Hollis Wood MAGNIFICENT VIEW HOME EXCITING SEAMONT of South Laguna. Sits high on the hillsJde overlooking spectacular Cal ifornia coastline. Separate 2 bedroom guest hideaway. Custom built quality thru- out. CALL 642-5200, Ask for Elaine Demond BRIGHT AND CLEAN NEAR MARINERS SCHOOL -a 3 bedroom home, lovely living room with, fireplace. Opens to a nice patio and easy-care yard. Builtin bookshelves too. CALL 642·5200, Ask for Mike Blake NEW LISTING HARBOR HIGHLANDS -3 Bedrooms. Sun- set pool.Surrounded by Palos Verde rock and waterfall. CALL 642-5200, Ask for Liz Beazley BAYSIDE BA YFRONT NEAR THE HARBOR ENTRANCE -Your own pier & slip. Beautiful Uboqstructed bay view. 1near yacht clubs, fishing and water activities. 3 Bedrooms, large 'sandy beach, with room to ex p a n d. $175,000. CALL 642-4353, Ask for Rick Rickard Office Open Saturdays & Sundeys PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcllff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 BA YSHORE DR. -shdrt dlstance to priv. beach. Lge. \!~~~~~I!!"'~ liv. r n1. plus lge. dining General area. 3 BR ., 2 ba's (1nsti·. BR. is lge., wtsep. bath); newly decor. BEST BUY IN BA YSHORES today a I $59,500. CAU. TO SEE. CUSTOMIZED DUPLEX 1 ST TIME OFFERED BLUFFS U·plan condo. 3 BR. 2 ba. Upgraded. Near pool. Priced at only $49,500. Very best duplex concept; 2 ~bdrm., 3 baths, frplc. plus family rm. Each reflects privacy & advantages of a priv. home. Heavy shake roof, custom features. Ready for occupancy i11 August. Call to see. "C" THOMAS Realtor Orange Coast REAL ESTATE ~644 4848 224 \\'. Coast H1vy 5'fS.5527 Newport Beach Eve 54.')...5643 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mir -NEWPORT HEtGHTS General WHY SIT & . AREA. WATCH Cambridge Homes prices, interent increa!IC. Gt"l l\.lode>rn, shake roof, 2 car off that couch and conic sec gar. J Bedrm, 1 !14 ba!h, this beautiful model home-. dou~te fireplaCt', dlning/ That's right. "·itb all the ex- fam1 ly ln"I, new Cllrpets. tras induded. Convertal eor:ner <can put boot or garage, air-conditioned . 3 trailer storage). $42,950. As-patios, pro t es s i ona 11 y sume approx. $32,000. V.A. decorated in /out, wet bor. '1 loan. Assume V .A. loan huge bedrooms and just 2 balance. yC'ars old. Priced to sell at $38,000. Let's go! C WALl<ER & LE E General A REAL BEAUTY Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bAth home, large family room, bulltin kitchen, overlooking beautiful covered patio and lush garden. Close I o everything. Newly listed. F ull price S3I .500. co: Ts WALLACE REALTORS --546-4141- General General Realtors (Ope:n Evenin91) NEWPORT HEIGHTS I ~~~~~~~:;;:1.;:;;;;;;;;;;;=. I =-~c-'5<;~'.c·049=1 ---I '~""'"!'"""'""'""'""'"' 3BR 2BA. like new -family OPEN HOUSE General General General nn w/firepl & bor. New DRIVE BY SAT &: SUN 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ c11>ts le drps ·thru-out. park between the hours of t and 5 like yarrl on qu i e t PM to see !his super sharp 4 cul-de-sac, detached idea bedroom 2 bath GLEN MAR roomRANCH STYLE home. Shag ca r P e t in g' no-wax linoleum In kitchen, J BR -ltving rm w/fpl to v.•a t er s ot In e r , marble beamed cathedral ceiling, tirepJace, covered patio, General ~ C.F.Colcswortl1y & Co.-Realtoni DISTINCTIVE HOMES BLUFFS CONDO VACANT AND READY Get ready for the ~ood life. Former model. some bay view, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Dolores model. E:iclren1ely up-graded throughout. Owner wants action & just reduced $3,000 in price. Prime end un it location. CAMPERS -MISA VERDE A-boat gate & room to store your camper or: trailer off the street. Minimum yard mainte~ ance ... & who needs a yard to keep Ul> if, you have. a recreational vehicle.! Just 2 years new. Three bedrooms, atrium, family ~m with exposed bean1ed ceilings, massive fire- place & deluxe built·in kitchen. A real good- ie ........................... $38,950. PRIME BA YCREST A ·1arge family will find everything for com- for tia ble living in this well planned center hall home. Four spacious family bedrooms : & 3.lh baths. The generous sized family room · & living room both have Palos Verdes stontt fireplaces. Extra bonus room, perfect for in- 1aw quarters or home office. Walk-in storage.· The best buy In this most sought after neigh·' borhood. . .... ·'· . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . $75,000.: • HARBOR HIGHLANDS . FIVE BEDROOMS -POOL Walking distance to Mariners School and ' Westcliff shopping. New paint in and out. new floor coverings in the built-in el~c kitchen and dining area. Three baths. Price reduced to $57,500. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 W.E .HAVE RENTALS General !Jfu/~ Jeaft'J PRESENTS NEW LISTING OPEN SUN. 1-5 421 VISTA PARADA, THE BLUFFS $74,500 "Special order home"-customized GU~ ALUPE plan. 3 Bdrms. (one is a huge Jacl; & Jill room) 3 baths, 2-sty. end unit. Ca- thedral beaffi ceil's. thruoul Lg~. liv~g rm., formal dining rm. Gourmet kitchen! . Dec- orator paper, entry tile, costly shutters & smoked mirror; deep pile carpets & super lge. raised wood deck patio overlooking sparkling pool. Fully finished garage w/a "surprise" room. One year young & mos! altractive. Note: low leasehold. FANDAMONIOM . .. is a fantastic 5 bdrm., condominium. Plan "Z". Has got 2700 sq. ft., has got 3 bdrms. & family rm., has got greenbel~ has got to be our best s qu~ foot for "f.am· ily'' dollar value. 2-Sty. duung rm.-br1dga a cross to 5th bdrm. & bath. SUPER FLOOR PLAN! Near pool & park. Listed at $71 ,500, Olfer s encouraged. BLUFFS REALTY 644-1133 1414 VISTA DEL ORO, NEWPORT BEACH SUPER SHARP 2 story, '1 bedroon1. Assume 51 ~c,.-t. F .H.A. loan \Yl!h low down Added reaturr.!I in· S!JOLY BEAUTIFUL "SPANISH" BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 642-7491 lormal DR, quiet """" fenced yord. TeTrific value l"1!!~!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iil pru-kllke nbrl>ood, nca r fm only $32,T"". 19791 "I~ Urrlv. Cal/IRV. Ranget Lane, llunllngton ':::;;R!HeFRo!! ~OCEAN VIEW ~21 ~{A::;~s Pride in, Respect for, the property of America. elude. separate se rv i c e 3 bcd~n1 Spanl!h bee:uty room, elec. b u I I t -in 8 , , with imported Italian tile formal din. room & brick fl~. gorgeous kltche1~~ firepla<.-e. Full pi1cc _ fnm1ly roo~. formal di $27 950 arl"fl., beautiful t r o p i Ce. ' · a trium, \''et bar plUA moch ~~ ~"" .. ';i,""'i~:,,; 3 + Guest $25,950 cALL 64-7221 ~ R~~t~~~i manor. In immediB.te prox-~vafe circular street of 1733 WestcliU,,_Dr NB C WALl(fH & lll Realtors ~7711 2043 WestcliH Drive Open til 9 PP.I lmity to S 6 0 , 0 0 0 con-f.1ne homl'!I. Paint and save " · · 926-4454 dominlurm. ThU!:one priced tho u saryds . S1veeptng Have 2 Homes COMMERCIAL LOT f()(' ale at $45,000. grounds with room far boat. • * • ON COAST HWY. 3 bedrooms i "c I ud t n • Must Sell M. Maguire Reoltor WHk is being colt bratod now through NEWPORT BEACH hide-a-way master suite. Priced to sell al $99,riOO -:l 24768 Via .. S9n Rafael May 2,. Your· local Realtors, all members Sell or Trade Realtors &i&.7711 separate ~hlldrens wlni. spacious bedrooms. 3 lux-Lagun11 Hills, Ca 926S3 of the National AssocJetlon of ~e•ltors, wel· $17,500 ~3 Weotclill Drlv"' den w;fth ahd~ glMS door urioua buths, iovely Oceftn ... th' I I I II t ti G W'lll '""' .. to 25 e!'tertainen Pfttio. view, super cort!1ruction. You are the .,.,,nner of come 11 spec a opportun ty to ca a ten on eorge 1 amson Open til 9 PM BreathtaJung view of can-Qu lf!t cul ode sac a~t tee TWO FREE TICKETS to their role in the frH enterprise system, Realtor S48-6570 BEACH HIDEAWAY yon and blue Pacific. Bet-land &l1d an Eastern~ ro the serving the rNI estate needs of our com· 0 H IN TRANQUIL LEUCADIA TE R I-I UR.Ry 1 Ca I I bucment that de f I e 1 Southern California munity , .. and to remind you to have pride pen OUSe Lovely Spanllh home, huge 64>-0.103. detcr!ptlon. Ctoll now to,.,., MOBILE HOME SHOW fo A 1 16291 Ten· be11.ring avocado gr"OVC, plWf STOP LOOKING NOWI Appt. only. Exclusive wit h May 26th thru June Jrd In, and respect r, the property of mer ce. art.lat'& atudto with lanta.tUo Lel a ~.tind )'Olli' ·n.e Rtal Es~tcrs. 67J-.8550 at the This includes not only your own home, but 0nf" ot Ille ShArl1"lll <I ocean view. CALL collect~ new honic tor )'Ou. Tell us ~mo .rrS FUN70 B£/tfCl:I ANAHEIM STADIUM also our school facilities, community p.arlc1 bctlroon1. 2 balh hon1('11 111 June Wood Realty, 753--6515 y,•hnt yoo WMt and \\'e \vUJ 2000 Stl\11" College Blvd., and recreation areas ... all of our property. ll u,ntl~,!0500" ae,ach. \',~~.11.t READY To INVEST-?-!Ind Jt tar ""'J, Ab8oluhl1 •• no 011 Y ,,.i.o, u1· r1u ,. -.ic'. I I ,.. t h 1q"' An.1heln1 Ope n 12 to !'1. S.'l!. Sun £'. \Ve nre tPRfly to sell lhh~ h KI pressure. f'C 11 lltl', Plea11c call 642-5G78, f!Xt 314 8'12-253.l newly coulJ)leted 4-plex. wr hell vl' in llt'CI Col'J)ft to clnirn Yollr tlcket11 . tNorth We alJO welcome the opportunity to serve For l."""'lnimm• .. 1 •• ,. ••II tcrvlce. Call M&-"8640 tor1-;~~:;;;";::;:;';~;';; County toll frt.'l' nun1bcr IR • I h OPEN House Sunday & l\ton· _.. """ """ vour .... rt0nlfl lntM'VtcW I: you •.. tftis week ..• or any time you w 1 cta.y 1--:J 290·1 Chestnut 546-8640 n.td Car P r I , · r .!':....1, "·alto" ...._...;BAY SHORES OWNER 540-1.2'JO.) RE A LTQ I I • . . neaaio". . f"'1 "-'<\'....., JU." £<>.wi * • • R to buy or " I rea estate. J\1<'8<11. V~rdt bttttt tha.n nt-w l.Jat'bor SJvd., Co4ta Mesa.. 4 br, $61 ,900. 642-1494 20x40 pool + 3 hr, hi nl rm. Need'• "Pad"? Place &n ad! I ~==-"'"-"~=-'=-1---~~~-'-'---'---Stll ldlt llernt ... 642-:5678 Pri~ to M-11, S4l .:i00. Call IG-6m. s.!l ldl• h•m• ...... 60'J6'lll CLASSITTU> will oell 111 I _________ !,....,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ ... , ~S<&-=3:.:;l!!c.7"'""""'"''·---- c:::::i WALl<ER & Lll ' l 1nuch more. Squeaky clean to boot. Thi8 iB a "11\Ul see··. Priced at only $46,P. Call NOW SU-2535. 1 ()PEN TIL 9 • fT''S Fl.JN 10 BE Nlf.;£1 ' I ' ··-.. .. . . , , .. ---·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j~Gon.<11 " .... ·-·a-.--.--·----' --I~ _.., .... I~ I .-.. ... lie I --l1e Thlltl:=t~:=:~~&h- OUR 24TH YEAR Offoring S.rviu Only Experience C•n Provide HARBOR VIEW HOMES • early new 4 bdrm. & family rm. home - baths -3 car garage -xlnt view -just ight for growlng family. $89,500 LAGUNA BEACH -VIEW! ou'll enjoy the "white water-'' view -also fl catallna sunsell; features incl 8 bdrm., baths & a dream kitchen. The chilclren'a · g is ideal for teenagers. '89,500 D PLEX -OCEAN SIDE OF HWY. TWO HOUSES 540,000 How ri&ht can you go? Custom 2bdr., home with one bdr., cottage In lhe __ , rear. Ut 80nle one else help make your paymentl. Good Easttlde location. Ca 11 ~ Red Carpel, Re alt.on f~r Action .•• Call 642-5678 -aily Pilot Classified Ads EASTSIDE MANSION 2800 Sq. fL 4 BR, 3 BA, far. mal dhdng, fam nn plus den. Dea.th tn tamlly force• aale. Nine yeah new, $44,700 full price. ANwne 7~% Gov't loan. Call Bier 645-0046. Want ad resulll , ,, •• 64Z-5678 .,.llodd. Tllo Mier ant! ~ upenMI .EST IN lfEW ILUffS Gotw•I Genarel U. all •ncloded ln Ille nnl You c&11 move ID ft lllday, PboDe UI llOW• lilt.O"" SPur LEYIL -BAY' VllW MES.:r v:r>E vmPAl~ It SAVE EAS'l'SIDKCOST~~-;Uicter18'nch l9llO Sq. Pl S BR., 2.'h ba., lge. brkflt. area. n~-~-• 60a.1~ ~= 7:: style Homll with . B:f.ll'OOd l"loon and Lusurfoualy decorated & upgraded thruout, 4 ~wm. 2 -nm .. trw it>dded 1o1 • ......, llttle ,., • "'-'• with cualom carp., drapes & wallpaper. A oae """'·.-lat on me o! l!xln' and point. Dine Shake Roofs! 4 uariuz• • rnue of Owner- 'ormer model home, Uke new cowl Owner ~~e~i: ~1n r:: forces tale only. OPEN l~ lfhip.-New paint inside and out. Ideal for 9\ram. & priced b1r below market value at ._ boat or cam.., and Fr1. """ &m. JJJOO Cn>Yc owner-occupant. Build ·a Tax Deductlblo '67,llOO. ....,. lo< llOOI or ,..... ..,. Pl, C.M. U-Blk So. al VJc. Equity. Pnv.ate qnanclng. $55,000. Call llllJI· OPEN SAT. A SUN. 1·5 footboll , ...... 'lbll home lo ;'""'"'_,."'OU · time, ~-.. 412 PLATA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA) \::u~uf"ca•~• ~ 2 = :·c"'n!':""~tc. so BLUFFS BEAUTIFU • L DOLORES drape1. Covered patJo. W&lk $23,950 Probably the fuwtst pi:leid 4 bedroom bome 1o -. aod """"11>&· _ In the area. Fohner D!Qdel, lovely panellnl, END UNIT, 3 BR., 2~ ba., lge. brkfst. area, ~~i ,~ ~ .. MCE• HORSES ! ! cork wall and ~ve paper. G~at lo-eleganUy decorated bY well known owner-cation for actlvij· family. Walk to ochool•, decontor. Esceptlonally lge., beaut. lndscpd. ·~'.;:'I..!'; ~ .. ..::::; pool, parks, tennis and shops. Only $55,950. wrap-around patio w/artisUc overhang & -· ltftced corrill PLUS 2424 Vista Hogar. Open hou~uo. 1-5 p.m. brick BBQ pit. X!nt value at '89,600 a i bed>oom -.i at 12011.1 67iVi225. OPIN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 mo, ~ -tr va. SEE FOREVER 501 PLAYA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA) FOUR BEDIOO =: rJ'::O:~·': Spaclous and gleaming 4 bdrm., 3 bath home E PLAN BRAND NEW • $28,750 : plex. with a beaUtltul \l!P. ol. Saddlebact. Up- • -<»mplet.cly -.fM In-$ 5 graded carpels and draperies. A gracious In the exclusive last new area "homes on the aide and out which :m.am • 1 6 ,OOO. setting for executive ent.ertatning, Formal bay", this spac. 2600 sq. ft. condo, w/3 better thAn new, becau9e dining room and mirrored wet bar. A must bdrm•., formal din. rm., brkfst. area, huge •kiri',,.''"''"..'.'.":"-The ~ VACANT & for you to see. ~222 .. f mlJ 2" b th . d f I ti c 0 ....,..m a. ..... -.w,g READY ' a y rm., n a s, IS ue or comp e on rango top you can """ 12 APARTMENTS in AugW1t. _ BeautUully elevated, on propos-clean like wiping tti e Owner anxk>u!! Redecorated Man_ y alternatives to financing end owner- ed lge. greenbelt, overlooking pool & bay. counter .top. Blt7In Bar-B-Q 3 bedrm &: ramUy nn home hi Luxurious carpels, elec. cookware top, dbl. fi~ly ~ ~=~ 8: on huge oom~r lot-~~ ~J~y Trade Down for Smaller Unltl. self-cleaning ovens, Trash·masher. easy care. Huny. and call boat or trailer, Kina-me •May Trade for Land suitable for 3 to I $85.000 INCLUDING THE LAND I now. oovarderod patio & prlvato Uni'ts. HELEN B. DOWD Real Estate 7682 =Ave., REALTOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST Open eves. *2920 Club House Rd., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3020 Royal Palm, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $38,950 (Sat & Suo 1·5) 390 Granada, Costa Mesa 546-2913 $57,850 (Sun 1·5) y • Quick pos11ession. Low down. OPEN 1·5 Fr1. & Sal. •May Carry 2nd Trust Deed. 744 c""" St .. C.M. All Units Furnished. Good Rent,ScbeduJ,. $27,250. lleated and Filtered Pool. $172,800, Call 11111- time, 646-0555. · KID-SAFE POOL! OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1·5 258 VIRGINIA, C.a.1. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Glorious location on quiet cul de sac. Former model home with breathtaking view, foot bedroom, two story with sparkling p()o! and fee land. A buy at $129,000. 3615 Sausalito. Open House Sat. and.Sun. 1·5 p.m. 67&-7225. SIC!INNY DIP This pool has jusr been cleaned and is spark- 1 ing blue. A green thumb will 'help tile out- side gardens, but the inside is in great co~ ~ dition. New gold-tone carpets and clean as a pin. Take advantage of us. today. Call. DIRECTORY ICMp tWI.....,........, wt,. yet,...•• 'md •JN t• H•• •••fhlt· Al ... ,....... ..,.. ....., ..... Kit_. I•,,..,., ... II~~ ......... 11 "4..,'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS....,._ ........ .,.. i.._.. f• Nie er to refit-. lrl"lff to fist nc• htf.nMtfoa I• tllll ~,_. ... MMJ, lel••t _. ...-,. S BEDROOMS 2836 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 644-2430 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) .. S BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM Oil DEN No ulcers about the small· try here. The pool is Cl"OSS· fenced for their safety, and Joe.ds decking for low maint. back yard. From the beam ceilings to the used brick firepl, this l!I a relaxing Eastmde home for some lucky family. PLUS.~me a VA loan or 1%: Call to. day and let us show and tell you more. Only $37,900. 586-0222. .... BUILDE~~~~g~LATORS . '~ HOUSES FOR $ALE 1855 Port Manleigh, (Harbor View Homes) Newport Beach 2 BEDROOM 2101 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 675-4060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2851 Bayshore Dr .. Newport Beach :, 675-7225 $58,500 (Sat & Mon 1·5) 1714 Plaza de! Norte, Newport Beach 546-2313 $58,000 (Sun 1·5) 2 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM *624 Ramona (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-6200 $74,95-0 (Sun 1·5) · *1106 Somerset (Westcliff) NB • 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1537 Serenade (lrvine Te IT) CdM 675-5930 • (Sun 1·5) 185 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646·7171 (Sat, Sun & Mon 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS **309 Canal St .. Newport Beach _ 870-6667 ~.62,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~· 2693 Riverside Dr., Costa Mesa 641).0166 $31,5-00 (Sat & Sun .1·5) 464 SetTa (Corona Highlands) CdM 673-6642 875-6459 (Sun 1·5) * 16321 G<>lden Gate, Huntington Beach 842-2535 $32,750 (Sun 1·5) * 1935 Hi ghl•nd (Harbor Hlds) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5) 2607 Vi sta Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 644-7662 (Sun & Mon 1·5) 4459 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach 675-7225 $89 ,000 (Sun 1·5) 1941 Port Chelsea (HVuHomes) NB 675-6000 $67,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 2500 Lake Park Ln (Cherry Lake) NB 67&-6000 $81 ,5-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 225 Onyx, Balboa Island 675-3331 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 418 Hazel Dr., Corona deJ Mar 675-6900 (Sat, Sun & Mon 1·5:30) 933 Evergreen, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $26,950 (Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM & FAMIL V' ROOM DR DEN 1808 Highland Dr. Olarbor Hlds) NB 646-1887 $56,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 23852 Wardlo\v Circle, Laguna Niguel 833-3332 831 ·1516 (Fri/Sat/Sun 12·3:30) 17782 Oak Tree l..ane, Univ Park 644-2430 $52,900 (Sa t/Sun/Mon 1·5) 545 Via Lid9 Nord (Lido Isle) NB 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 1·5) 1812 Port Taggart (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $81 .900 (Sun 1·5) 2001 Highland (Harbor Hlds) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 2030 Port Provence O·IVuHomes) NB 642·8235 $67,900 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 1915 Pt. Weybridge 0-IVuHills) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1033 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-5930 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *15-07 Seacrest Dr. 1HVuHills) CdM 644-7662 (Su n 1·5) 2332 Rutgers Dr. (College Park) CM 642-7491 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 1719 Port Westbourne (HVuHil1') NB 642-0200 $69 ,950 (Sat & Sun 2·5) *1363 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB 675-0000 $134,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 342 Bucknell, Costa Mesa- 545·8424 $42,5-00 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 3318 Wyoming (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 640·0020 $38,95-0 (Sat 1·5) *829 Sonora, Costa Mesa (Mesa del Mar) 968-4405 (Sun 1·5) 2076 Temple Hills Dr .. Laguna Beach 675-SQOO $89,500 (Sun 1·5) 1$1 Monte Vista Ave .. Costa Mesa 646-0555 $32,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-8807 $89,900 (Sat, Sun & Moo 1·5) 292 Bowling Green, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) *232 Tulant, Costa Mesa 646-7171 4 BEDROOM (Sun 2-5) 1400 Serenade Terrace (Irv. TetT) CdM 644-2430 $98,500 (Sun 1·5) *1412 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach 645-7847 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 308 Vista Suerte (Bluffs Con~o) NB 640-0020 (Sat & sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS A FAMILY RM OR DEN 10165 Oriole Ave., Fouotialn'Valley 494-1954 $38,250 (Daily 12-11) 1142 Corona Lane !Mesa de! Mar) CM 979-1851 $39,500 (Sat l!J.6; Sun/Mon 11·5) 2011 Port Albans Cr. (HarborVuHomes) NB 644-0648 $79,950 (Sat/Sun/ Mon 1·5) *1724 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1·5) 1321 Outrigger Dr., Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1627 Port Abbey (HVuHomes) NB 644-7344 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 10226 Swallow Ave., Fountaln Volley 968-6216 $42,900 (Sat & Stm l!J.4) 19791 Ranger Lane, Huntington Beach 982-4454 $32,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9352 Mokihana, Huntington Beach 962-4454 $43,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1101 Estelle Ln. (Westeliff-Dover) NB 646-3255 $94,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2113 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 675-4060 (Sun 1·5) tt#8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 1033 Tiller (Lusk HVu) NB 675-7225 $89,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) *3615 S. Sausalito (HVuHomes) NB 67&-7225 $129,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 2424 Vista Hogan (The Bluffs) NB 676-7225 • $55,95-0 (Sun 1·5) 2107 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 546-5990 $74,900 (Sun & Mon 1·5) 1215 Key West (HVuH!s) Ct!M 675·6000 $104,950 (Sun 1·5) 1424 Seacrest (HVuH!s) CdM " 67&-6000 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3607 Catamaran (HVulfls) CdM 675·6000 $89,950 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) * 1120 Goldenrod (Old HVuHls) CdM 675-6000 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1869 New Jersey (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $35,500 (Sat 1·5) *#23 Augusta Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1621 Castle Cove (Spyglass Ridge) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) **2605 Way Lane (China Cove) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1817 Glenwood (Baycrset) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) 2819 Heather Ln., Newport Beach 644-6200 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **415 Bayside Dr., Newport Beacb 675-3331 (Sun & Mon 1·5) 843 Sonora, Costa Mesa 646-0555 $38,950 (Sat & Sun U) 24582 Vanessa Dr., Mission Viejo 646-0555 (Sat & sun 1-11J 16711 Green View Ln., Huntington Beach 646-2164 $49,000 (Sat 1·5) * 1380 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 675-3000 $195,000 (Sun 1·5) 19 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hlll) NB 644-2430 $1241500 (Sat 1·5) 900 Lassen, Hunungton Beach 645-0303 $47,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2015 Santiago. Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun & Mon 1·5) 2226 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB 644-243Jl $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM 2027 Port Weybridge (HVuHomes) NB. 644-5309 $83,900 (Sat & Sun l!J.5) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) tt#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) * 1536 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 644-7662 $159,000 (Sun & 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 & Sup' 1·5:30) 384<l Ocean Birch (S!>y&lass #l)'NB·'.Y · 67&-1225· $1lQ;@ (Sat ,!< 14on 1·5) tt#54 Linda lsle (Linda .Isle) .)'ffl . 642·8235 (Sat/Sim/Mon 1-5) tt544 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $350,000 (Sun 1·5) 170l Skylark Lane (Baycrest) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3728 Ocean, Corona del Mar 644-6200 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 6 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR DEN 144 Via Yella (Cor. Nord) Lido Isle 675-0123 $165,000 (SUD 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM & 2 BATH 18281 Mandrake (Univ Park) Irvine (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 3933 McFadden #A, Santa Ana 873-11550 $27,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOM 2642 Vista Ornado (The Bluffs) NB 839·8233 $74,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE l BEDROOM EACH 134 Topaz, Balboa Island 67&-2868' (Sat/Sun/Mon 1 ·5) 2 BEDROOM EACH 521 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673·6642 675-6459 2 ~ 4 BEDROOM 211 A&ate. Balboa Island 673-6642 675-6459 3 BEDROOM EACH 516-516111 Iris, Corona del Mar (Sun t..5) (Sun 1·5) 641J.0020 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM & l BEDROOM 609 Acacia, Old Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $91,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 3 BEDROOM A 2 BEDROOM 606 Marigold. Corona de! Mar 673-2222 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1·3) 3 BEDROOM & 3 BEDROOM 412 Iris, Corona del Mar 675-7225 $122.500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) tt#l8 Beacon Bay (Beacon Bar) NB 644-2430 $129,500 (SUD 1~) HOME & INCOME 2 BEDROOM & l BEDROOM Af'I'. 314 Apolena, Balboa Island 675-2866 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) .UNITS FOR SALE 4 ·UNITS 2 COMMERCIAL 2 RESIDENTIAL 114 Agate, Balboa 075-2866 ...... ** W•••'"'-'""•"'' (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) e CALL ANYTIME e 646-3928 or Eve. 646-4543 Lochen my er R<',1ltor One dollar per sq. ft. Six or twelve un1ll a possibility or divide into 3 lots. $18,000. Call anytime, 64&-0555. WATERFRONT Now, exclusively listed by our oUlc&-thll delightfully decorated brand new '"condo1 • has lt all. A professiooal decorator bas.spar- ed no expense (it's her own borne) fee land, doc.k for a 38' boat included, convenient lo- cation; only $34.00 monthly dues. A bargain al $89,000 . 4459 W. Coast Hwy. Open House Sun. 1-5 p.m. 67&-7225. RUNNING SPRINGS Twe>-bdnn. cabln on Rlm of the World. All LIVING AT electric kitchen adjoining the living ~ also a large wood·burnlog f!replilCe •. 'l'lie 1ot ITS BEST is over llf,000 sq. ft. Phone \II> ~·far,~ in this really beaullfuJ ~atiOn. 586-9222· · 1 ··~ ·, •• : Carmel modcl homo on the EAlTSIDE COSTA~$.\. eboloe g ' e en b o I t In 3 Bedroom.·Home +. 38xl0 RUMPUS :ijOOif -desirable Harboi-View. It's complete with Stone BBQ & Relriierator1 complete with upgraded ex· Cozy corner nesUed among a selecectt lo rest of tra!l, tastefully dec6ratet1. 1 o v el y pro re 8 8 1ona1 shrubs and orange tree. Boat Storage. Zone land1caping, two patiot. R--2-Maybe build income Home over an. fe~ 1~~;a1;0cfr~cr i~ot ir~~ other garage? $32,950. Owner will help fi .. maculatc thnH>ut. Three nance. Call anytime, 646-0555. bedrooms, two full batlts, CORONA DEL MAR f~mlly room and formal La~ge new duplex, handsome three bedroom di.nlll&'. room. Only $69,0CKI. uruts, beamed ceilings all shingles The Call 673--8550 for viewing b ild • • appolntment. ~ er wants action! Asking $122,500, 412 OPEN rtL •. rrs FUN ro BE NJC£t Iris-Open House--Sat., Sun. & Mon.. 1-S ~11e1w11 · ~=;~1::':y ·:~~~~~ .. bard ~~at! ll ___ ,,g__ Just a short waif to the Jake m this vaca. WHY NOT tionland. Ben Fraqklin fireplace and the llv- UVE A LITTLE mg room is 15'. x 20'. Phone today for 10ca- t1on and more information. 586-0222. Why not live where your I + 2· children can enjoy the EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. 1 Home, 2 Par· neighbor~. Private club eels of Land Near St Joachim 3 Bedroo house Wlth pool fOl' en· 2 B th D'' . · · · QlS, joyment. Large 2 6t.ory, 4 a s. . llllDg Room. Fireplace. $46,900. bedroom home with plush Call anytime, 646-0555. carpets thru~ Home shows C.D.M. VIEW HOME and looks like a model Beautiful landscaplng surrounds this home. A must to see. al only · f bedr IPB-$44.500. can now tor more cious. our oom Harbor View home. Ou~ details. 842-~. standing view of Harbor Area and the price of)EN r1L • • 1t'S FUN ro SE N1CE1 is right! $89,500. 1033 Tiller-~n Houae- [llll~ljllil] =~ :~:::::R~tE£:dJ~: ~looking -· .z '-· ccz for! A place for the family camper and also to this fantastic deal. You won't need much money for this beauty. 3 queen s.ize bdrm& with 2 luxurious balhs. Full price ls $.11,950 with 5% do1\11 it can be ywn. Let wr show it t.o you by appoinbnent. C:::::WA I KfR & lff RED CARPET, REALTORS l'ttOUDLY PRESENTS Beautiful two irtory 4 bdr., 3 balh built custom for bullde!'I u s e . Imagine upgraded lbts home ts; ter yet Call 546-8840, R Carpet , Realtort for yo u r ap· pointmcnt to see f o r younelf. NEW TRIPILEXES IN rosTA MF.SA 3 1l4rm .. I'll Bath 2 Bdnn., t 'ii Bath 1 Bdrm., "-Bath 10% DOWN Ot•ngo c..,nry . AparlrMftt R .. ltors 547-4791 RESORT LIVIN<l every ~ for $31.,500... Bayllde VWqre, t~e clubhouse, DOOi, beach, tioll allpt. 2 bR. 2 Ba., 21><52 MobUe. 3 Yl'lO old, wood sidln( ahlnalet. beaut lndocpd, tmmed ptlM!tllon! ~r, No. 39. 300 E. O..ot Hwy, NB. "White Elephant•" ov6· run.nl"a" your hou&ef 1\Jm them Into "C.Uh" , .. tell them thru a Dell)' Pilot the ~t. Still more room than you'll need to put m a pool. Mom will love the interior and so i;nuch room for the children to play! Owner is rea\ly motivated. Phone u.s now . 586-0222. REDUCED $2,000.00 Close to AU Schools includlng Orange Coast Co Uege. Prime Condition, Prime Location. 4 Bedrooms, Family Room 2 Baths Fire- place. New Paint inside and out. $36,9So. Call anytime, 64&-0555. SPYGLASS NO. l Lovely five bedroom Hillsboro model-va- cant, for sale or lease. Great potential for pool and view from patio in backyard. Juat like new. Fee land-only $1!0,000. 3840 Ocean Blrch--Open House-Sat. & Mon. 1-6 p m. 67&-7225. . HI NICKI We welcome Nick NelsQn to our Corona de! Mar office· this week. Nick Is a bl!Chelor lives in Irvine Cove and has been io the Har'. bor Area for years. He is a former teacher who found the transition from the classroom to the "~rin~ line" a smooth one. We believe you will enioy working with this sincere, friendly young man. Call Nick and ask about the "Three Rs" of real esllte. 676-7225. HI JOHN! John Goshen is the other new member of our office. John lives on Goldenrod In "Old Co- rona" and he Intends to specialize In the property on the .. Flower Streets". He is a Navy Veteran and has a ~al .. tate certlfl. cate from Orange Coast College. At 25 he's the ltld In our office, but John Is not kidding. He Is making real estate h'IK career and we are lucky to have this fine guy with us. u you want an enthusiastic agent to represent you call John. 675-7225. '' • J I I ;I .. . I l . I I I 1 I I I I I · , I I 1 c]Ulifltd Id! .::::=:::::::...:::::~~~ ~~--'-'--'--==:..c::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::=:::=:::~1 1 . I DAILY PILOT I~[ _, .... _ .... l~l~ ----~~~1~~;1~1~-;;;;·~~le~1~1~-~--~-~~~~1 ~1-;;;;;*~~~-~~~~~[~--;;·~-~~l~~I ~--~ i.:;;;o;;;..-;;;•;;;••;;;•~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o....;;;;';";;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I 'o.inor==•::.•-""".'---1.::o-r•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'a.~c1<ua.ftiymliiiiiirc;-l ,Costa -Costa -·...:;;==..:.::='---1 Hunu....., leach I" N gl --' G'--9RA110 NEW HOMES A11um•ble 7.2% Ln BALBOA ISLAND -•ct--C'I/ 0/ OAN MESA VERDE Primo Fowualn Vall•> ..... urru: lrl Hin 5 + Guest 2 Staly i174 /0 L c .... Eubldo Loca11oo About l'i Acre $61.000 ~-= .. .:.• .,..:,<;~"; a~ W&Mll $34,500 4 a.drm. 2 balll "111>,.... >!2, 262, 2'1< ·22nd St., CtJ OPEN SAT., SUN., MON. I -5 BA Townhou>e, ""'' "'1>a. Exclusive n>Ulni .,... bill-""1ily rm A ..in. -ror l.ar&• 3 BR, 2 BA, fam nn. DRIVE BY AND CHECK OUT upgraded "'P1•· prlv patio A ••I ·•--3 Bdrm aidet of "Back n ........ Nttdl "the Muttt-Of.tbe-lfouse," lple. ApJrOX: 1800 9q. n. w/a:u.s BBQ, 20x22 fam rm r r-..,.... mer. s 2 bath home 2 ...c.r.lillr. bu1"7 tanlUtlc • -~ cM<ry ldtcb. !or Crpts, dr!>s. lndocpd, fl>cd. 2842 lkMI Vista Drive w/gas fple, 2 car • .,... paU06i, frplc. plus l·bd.nn: !JPl with trp'tc. value. 5 btdrooms. Huse the Mra., and a large 16' x All included. ~0% ~"' · · · A 2000 sq. ft. executive home with superb, w/elec door opener, aauna. & beam ceU 's. Great location near beach. ranch kitchen with eating S8' Hit mue Dolphin pool 1"-% Int. Drive by · ! 1 ! luxurious, modern design. A masterful blend-pool, tennis, tot lot. Offered at '91!,000. .,.._ Pood.,.... pu1y room .... th• --Would"°" "" 64&94.12 or 640-6177 SOUTH BAY REAL TY OPEN . HOUSE 225 ONYX SAT /SON/MON. 1-5 Irruruiculate 3 bdrm., 2 bath home; frplc. In Uvmg room. & dining area; private side patio. Furnishings included. A great value at $79,500. NEWPORT BEACH 415 BAYSIDE DR. OPEN SUN./M,DH. 1-5 * BAYFRDHT * . Entertalnen patio overlook· Hew all these features ln Balboa l1l•nd ing of new carpeting, cu s tom designed 962~300'J * 968-n77 tng ereen lawn. uw,.ertng No. 005ta Mesa tor only drapes. dist.i.nctive and colorful wall decor eves: 968--IOOI ,,...., "'"'at and 2 bedroom $33,950 *BALBOA ISLAND* In 4 upstairs bedrooms ... 2~ lavishly de-4 OR 5 OR 6 11Je9t facility. Brand new on • signed baths, paneled office or den on 1st be<lroonis. Take your choice! market.~ Bettf;r hurry! c..u floor ... Separate formal dlnin£ room and Four latile bt"(f1'00n1s .,...; ~.... • 2 BR. home + l-Br. apt. elegantly draped living room wJth custom oonvenible bonus room . Newport $89,J003i4 APOLENA designed fireplace setting ... A distinctive Artistically dE"signt'd pool, 101\1\I I fll \IJ\ • -J " • 'LAST YEAR'S PRICES! Open Sal/SUnll1on. 1-5 separate colorful "dine-in" kitchen ... Fin-B-B-Q pit & patio are great ed for family run and enter· 1-BR. + 1-BR.. or 3 BR., 2 ha. Room for garage apt. 134 TOPAZ ish double garage . -. The landscaped taining. A.s:swne 7•;. VA corner plot features the ultimate in privacy. loon. Call for detail s. larwin re a lty Inc. Exclu1lvo Agent 968-4405 (24 h rs) I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~[' UNITS $l25,IXXJ. 2 Com-COSTA MESA REALTY WIFE SAVER I~ mere. & 2 residential. I.n-~ l\lanunoth is th.is 2.000 sq rt . 11 Falrvlow 64Ml11 (enytlmo) Opon Satl'Sun/Mon. 1-5 ba"". Boat & campeT RO· 114 AGATE Since 1958 548-7711 "'"Ylhl"''' '"''"""'1 IO OWNER trans. 3 bdnns., 2 come $12,300, ~~ .~gt s1ory family honn.•. C'E!811. Dining rm, built-Im. Open Sat/SUn/Mon. 1·5 S8V(' the \\ ift•. \VI \V L.\ CUESTA VERDE HOMES Fireplace. Park-like yard. det.'Orntor shag ca r pl' t , in Laguna Hilla haa 2 homes Large storage area. bric 4 UNIT lot $59,500. Have Coron• del M.lr Cost• Mesa forn1al din rm, huge fan\ SHARP -SHARP · SHARP TWO STDRV 4 BEDROOM Gold Sh~. vtlv\..-t dnlpes flocked wallpapers, dbl B·S-Q, l'OVl'f'ed pu.Ho, Mlif ter bedrootn down '+ 3 up. Vaulted ceilings. Upgraded In every Wll)l. Room lor boot or trailer. Below market a $38,500. CALl... 842-93TI. GET IN THE SWIM SUPER SHARP 3 BEDROOM I 1..i baths. Beaullful pool home cl<>sc to hcach. Th' is a rare find at onl)' $2'3.~. CAU. 842·93TI. • I a Beautiful 4 bdrm., 4'h bath bayfront home with ~ge_ sauna, cozy den, private· pier &: beautiful sandy beach in front. Very ac· c;essible location. Pier will accommodate a 50 ft. boat. . CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX back on the market because $31;950. 5(0....1720. plans k builder. 1------------'-.:.'-.;,;_______ rm. & a super lrg backyard ot credit rejections. Both OWNER leaving. In Mesa EARN 10% on sound 2nd * OPEN SUN. COLLEGE PAR!<: :< BR, rru·f~~e p~1tF51i~~NCE hav~ a cozy kitchen and Verde. 4 bdrms., J baths. trust deeds in N'pt Bee.ch. l-S * Anthony Pool, H/F, 1% BA, 963 56'1 family room plus 3 BR"s A Fonnal dining rm, built-ins. ' needs loving caro but only ~~=""'=c··=·~--~ 2 BA. One has a fireplace. Family rm, fireplac-e. Huge LEASE $500 mo. J BR. 2 ba. 464 SERRA $32,000. Exel, Kingaa.rd 3 BDRr..1, 2 BA, prof. Quick posseglon, excellent Jot. Beautiful . br k $42,950. home. Dbl. &IU'Sie. Lge. Real Estate 642-2222 landscaped, fully c r P td . conventional tina.ndng avail-540-l120. yard. Near So. bay. Outstanding 3' Bdrm. in BY Owner, •""-3BR, on Many extras. $34.995. By $23,500 FULL PRICE 3 BEDR!\t, 2 car gar, l.'Ornr ~ Jot nt'ar schools nnd shop. pi~. Submit your terms J CALL_ 846-1351 able. OWNER anxkius. Elegant 4 HARDESTY ~:.titu~l~~ro":~tgh~~~: West Side, 'i;it' lot, fruit ~~2 llfi05 Marigold Cir. bdrm. Breakfast bar, paneled llv. nn. ~·/rock trees, quiet street, princ. f rmal dini""' rm dream REA' 'TORS ~1 di-" -'--only. $26,900. 953 Union Ave, 3 BR. 2'".i BA Tiburon Condo, 0, 847-8531 $31,IXXl & $31,500 o .... • "" ... ., c.; near new ,,,,w...-u.: 642-7001 Monterey n1odel, all elec- kitchen. F a m 11 y rm, 503 Parle Ave Balboe. Ialand beautifully decorated & 2 Bdnn 1 b th 't I t •·•-b Call Jen")' Hardin fireplace Real li.,.;.,.,. nn ., }"-·-~ p ~ f MESA y ~ , B 2 Ba~ Uic, air, carpeted & draped ., a uru p us -Uw111: 1 ath or Joe Wilhite Near the~ plaza. hrk .. $.38,soo: * 675-2866 * 0~~. home.r~ ('/11<°-n -t. !i~t~" e~·~'. 's ~ruou749•3. Wet bar, $36,ooo.11~~~~~~~~~~ unit. Corner location. Call for app•t'. to see. 714 5444!012 -·y "3 :><0-0ffered at ti:.c::.,ooo. !!~~,.;..,',.;.~!i!!'!"'!!!!!!!l ,i:b~rl<~m-~2300iiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii UNSURPAS.SED \\·ilh Island the land & offered for t.fadeira $39,500. Chvncr "-'"='-~=-~-=~ ,..,., charm, 2BR, + den, + 2BR $62,500 546-6099 5 BR. 2-.IOO sq. ft., 2~~ ba, W"ll" w· SPANISH STYLE VACATION •':::,,__'ii"=..--:--.---211 AGATE t.tESA Verde super sharp 4 bltns, D\\1 , crpts, drps. fplc. COUNTRY ESTATE POOL I ram 1nton Real Estatee ~XEC. HOME . . .. in Mexico all the year18.lboli Peninsul• Brand new beautiful duplex Br + family rm, freshly 2 story, s42·900· 968-62l6 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675.3331 Red tile roof over spacious \vilhoot leaving your home on Balboa Island. Spacious 4 painted & crptd. $51,500. By Haciende Heights l'lt'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 1900 !IQ rt, 2 yrs. new 3 Bed-_ 4 Bedrm huge kitch "·ilh BAY front home or dup. BR. & 2 BR .. family rm. O\vner, 54~ ~---- Generel General rm h<ln1e 1v/1w;i !71aintenance double fireplace, PooL. Priv. bch, pier pr iv. \Y/11"l't bat, trplc., surxk>ck 5 BR, 3 BA with ram nn., GET IN THE OVER I/• ACRE Cus101n 4 bedroon1, 3 bath. Coining \Vf'ar rook cl!nter, Trash Mas1er, har<l"·oorl rJoors. 4 Car aarage, boat storage. Vtew ol goU l"OUr'9e. Maid's quartcn in rear. Lot ZlO' deep. A must to see. ;69,500. CALL 893-853.1. 18 ROOM MANSION ~;;;;~======~;;;;;I yard, huge hVlng nn \V/ and authentic Mexican can-$198,500. offer. 0 \V n er . & patio. Take a look -this lif,~ Down, $39,950. Assunil' Iloor-t°:ceillng fireplace, for-tina decor. Wrought iron, .="oc3-8'186o;:=::,~-=~=~~ is nice property! FtlA, no qualifying 540-2"'.'62 SWIM ~~lh d~n ~· f~~~ rm. tile, PLUS. SUbmit on TRlPLE..X 3 & 2 BR. $125,000 521 ACACIA BY O"'l'ICr 3BR 2BA blti ... 0\'er 40'.kJ sq. ft . of lux-1 c, ran new cup. $42,500, DUPLEX ............ $57,000 So. of Hv.'Y .• corner lot; frpl .1• •h qu1' ns, ury living oo sweeping cor- boards galore. Close to GINNY MORRISON MARSHALL Realty 6'5-4fi00 shaJli duplex, 2 BR. each. c, uti pore ' et st. ner lot FIVE beach, next to goU course. Frplcs., carpets & drapes. 430 Esther. S32,500. 837-64l7 BEDROOMS FIVE 5 + DEN + GUEST Wrought iron fence protect- $43.500. CAU. tod~ 64S-72Zl •**** ~;1RS-College Perk Newly painted outside. Wa1k ~ESA del Mar, by owner, lg BATHS . . . heated & Ontu * ...... * esa OPEN HOUSE to the beach from your own BR, $38,950. 1142 Corona filtered 20x40 pool . __ NEAR NEW LANDMARK ·~•Verde Dr. Eut1 home.----La.,.-9n-J8St elegant prestige home v.1th 21 '* .. -.* Costa Mesa 2323 RuSAtg•T,.:,. &DSn~· ~ DR MORGAN REALTY OWNER. J br., 2 ba ., cpts, many-many extras ... inz hu.ge estate and park-·A beautiful townhouse In a llki grounds. EW'Opean ar-park setting for only chtiecture featuring rare * -$29,500 * ~Ip and stained 3 BR, 1 % BA, 2 Stoey wilh glll:SS windows. Banquet for-sun porch, near rec center mal dining. Step down den & pool. Obie gar., freeway with celling high fireplal'e. close! To see just call *•* 55'1-WO '" ... -"' . 673-6642 675-6459 drps, patio, elbhse/pool, DRIVE BY 3245 Budleigh ~ cd}>en Evenings) $:E:~TOR PAUL COAD VIEW HOME Close to l!Choo1a, S6-«138 ~yfor z;_~t. (t~ 1':1 Cathedral ceUings, hilly up.. graded, heavy shake. 3 Bed· rooms, 2 baths plua famJly. 1'"'tncst &l'E'a! Only $35,500. CALL 893-8533. 173.1 Westclitt Dr., N.B. • 962-6142 • In Irvine Terrace with bay & Dana Po1nt 968-4433 IMMACULATE Corona del Mir ocean view. 3 Lge. bdrms., ---------;H~u:..n.:.t~ln:..g-to-n~B~e-1-c~h-- Garden view master suite 963-5611. "·ith 6th bath. sundeck. "BALLROOt.1" wiU1 dance BAYCREST family rm., game rm., 31,i. DANA Point 2 BR, 2 BA, baths. Lge. htd. & filt'd. fplc, nu paint, walk to -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, f on a quiet tree Shaded street $68 900 BIG POTENTIAL po o 1. Comp I et e J y 1bcach/HarOOr, washer, ~ CHOICE LOCATION ln Newport Heights, walk-, And it starts with a new redeoorated from top to bot-dryer, refrig., $ 3 6, 0 O O, ing distance to Npt. Hgts One of the nicest, cleanest 4 outlook Inside. 2 Bdrm with tom! Offel'M furnished. 499-3729 aft 6. MINI-RANCH Horace Ensign & lfarbor bedroom homes you will gourmet kitchen. sunny liv-Sho .... 'll by app't. only. El Toro Jligh School. Three bed· see. Dining room and 3 lng rm, log size frplc, pvt $225,000 -';~;;;:;;;;,:;;;;:;;;,:;;;;:: floor. 2 bedroom guest house witti kitchen & bath. Great APPROX. l/3 ACRE BARGAIN Enonnous Ponderosa living room and ramily roo1n, 4 bedrooms, magnificent land· s1•aping with lots of fruit. Try GI no do11'11. Only tlG.900. CALL 968-4456. for entertaining. C a I I ~St. rooms, tv.-o baths • ample baths. You own the land. garage. Room fur additional ~ room for Camper in large For further information or ga rd en -pa t i o , double fenced rear yard or front to see 'call 64&-nn. garage. Room for additional driveway. Oteerful kitchen Ol'EN Tll 1 • IT'S-FUN 1'0 SE NICE.I unit, only $56,900. Please. SHARP AND 645-0J<l3. -llbllov Ca. 92701 714 963-5611 COLLEGE PARK l'tllCE . Armstrong Solarium fiOOI' , 613-7311. & dining room with new ~ ~ one call at a time. AgenL covering. Rustic brick fire. II """!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I HQM & BUSINESS REDUCTION place. Carpets, drapes & el~ric garage door opener Included at $44,950. Call Loisf.w--"'-"-"'"---"---"---"-"-"'"••I 4 Bedt'c:!Om. ·2 be.th.!, double Don't lift a hand when you gai'age. $30,000. • Best or move into this sparkling terms. clean home because there's v.,.,i, Roa11or. ,.._9346• CUSTOM TRIPLEX LARGE FAMll Y? nothing that needs being 5 Bedroom, A baths. Close to done. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, shopping, S.12,500. formal dining area, low traf- NEED SECURITY? fi e tree lined street, and $1000 LESS 3 Bedroont home fully car-now pet.ed, recently painted. CoUege Park's best buy at only $32,950. Call 675-6679 quick. I..a.J:Je enclosed sunporch, fen~ front & bark yard, room for boat. Quiet street. $271500. Roy M ccardle R ealtor 1810 NC\\'port Blvd., C.t.f. 548-n29 * LOOK! * $42,SOOe -FANTASTIC- 1..arge 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home wilh !amijy/dtning, game room, 3 massive fireplaces and a decorator's delight. Just listed . For appoint- ment CALL 545-8424, Realtors. IN THE WEST 3 + ~ + Greenhouse + large Jana area, beautifully landscaped yard with lot size over 19,500 5q. ft.! Only $47,500 & owner will carry ht trust deed with just 10% down. Hurry! MAGIL COMPANY REALTORS *-* EASTSIDE- 6 UNITS What Rn invetitment! This one Is priced to make you mone)'. At $72,000 you will have to bring your check book to catch this buy. Red Carpet, Realtors 546-8640 f.Jn NIGEL llAILEY &. ASSOEIATES e DUPLEX e ----------[.,,;;;!!!;!ii!i'~~~~;!;[ Two 1,-bdrm., close to beach, DO YOURSELF FOR THE hoth unlt• !urnlshod. Owner A FA will trade up for larger VOR SWINGING unl ... Call for app't. lo .... Buy lhat big family room $51,500 you've been waiting for so SINGLE Call: 673-3663 673-6688 Eves long. \Ve've finally got one $l6,900 _ you can afford, and it's a associated ""'"""· Tho big upstairs $136 PER MONTH bonus roD1n has a wet bar BROKERS-REALTORS 1 C'1~ W 8t1lbo<: 671 ll>Ll and n bath. Down are 3 Not n oondo. cute & beautlfuJ bedrooms. kitchen with -ne\v carpeting & lhe1.,,,,.,;;,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I Jai:ge eating area, and hunishings ren1ain with this I~ w" 1t 1 rn aii,c om P" n y .spacious living room. Call home. Perfectly situated on ADULT DEf,.UXE now . . . it won•t last at a larf.e lot & the gardens CO I $>l,9"'1. 847...,0. .... o"ly. WALKER • NDO CdM Dup ex LEE Re1:1-1tors. 546--0022. l.n Fountain Valleys finest 517 BEGONIA * 16 APTS. * comn1unity · Dear new City Cute J BR, 2 Ba front house 2 BUILDINGS H!'ll. Model unH, gas BBQ w/fncd priv patio & yard. INCOME $24 S40 \Vlth huge bonus. (hobby) Immed. Occup, 2 BR, 1 Ba • room over large double rear house xtra wide 42· Out of Area Owner garage. Only asking $30:500. Jot ' Anxious \VALKER & LEE Realtors, Open &m/Mon 1_5: 30 OCEANFRONT DPLXS FORTIN CO. -"-54G--OO:::.::::="':,.· -----, 3 Brand now buildings All REAL TORS 642-5000 NEW IN d!Hol'ent o"""'"· Jooatlons, NEWPORT BEACH DOVER SHORES .sizes & architecture. Marine C.Ontracting of"irnl Open house ~t & Sun 1-4:30 FACT• 3 Br, up/dwn $140,lXXJ Finest equipment & water pm, 15?7 AnttgUa Way, N.B. • ·l Br up1 3 br d"'ll $169,000 front location. 35 Yr. old Slop by inspect buildings. & You can't buy a 4 Bd Lusk 4 Br upt dwn $210,000 company. Sp1:1ce avail. for plans of ttus super quality wtth land under $90,000! HORVATII REALTY boat sales It repairs. ~home oow under coo. EXCEPT 67S-1972Ask for Dave 494-0615 Bill GRUNDY RL TR. s°i)~':fd Bour ke Rltr at 3612 Catamaran drive. 675-4161 546-9950 It's a bty lnaide & oot. A good want ad is a good tl-The "Yellow Pages" of Drive b)' & see how vestm•nt. d"'8if1"" .... llG-5678. W ,AU( TO oustom~log begin& al curb. WESTCUFF DON'T PAY 8°/o Th I horn I Use our 6%%. In 1st yr. It's . 1 e s near Open or C8ll M4-1460 ~J'."1",;;lh 2~':,; SIDE BY SIDE paUo. Better Hurry on this 2 Bia:, beautiful new dtq)lexes, one. Red Carpet, Realton 60 ft. high comer k>t, some 546-8640 view. below Coast Hwy.! $17,000-ND MORE 2 · 3 Bdrm., 3 bath ·homo. Very cleim 3 br/den & work plus 2 -2 lxlrm., 2 bath shop in rear. Lots of apts. We have the plans. privacy with chain-link s102,590 Each fence around this charm-University Realty Ing home! Price is firm • 300l E, Cst. 1-lwy. 673-6510 but easy !inancing. FEE OR LEASE HOLD WALKER &: LEE Realtan 4 BDRM, 2th IJA, fam rm, !W&-0022 modern kitchen w/i;eU clng COLLEGE PARK oven. mlcroware, Kit- NEW ·uSI"INC cbenakle dshwhr. New crpt. $35,S<M>. 2323 Rutgers Orivt', 4 $72.(0'.) lease hol.d. ffiVINE A Dinl"lf Rm. Ideal L«a-TERRACE. Owner m-3007 lion! Land.scftped out:ilde! 2 BR, 1 BA, fplc. aep din rm, Loving care lnaidel 45' R-2 lot, ldeally situated REALTOR PAUL O>AD for apt owr ear. Walk to • • 96U1G e sh:)pt, ample Pl'Q. 417 ''SPECULATORS" Orehld. 00 001 di.turb tenanl.. Owner. 64~7472, .e •RINI N\/Ma!RED lffiERS IN 1 • r 1 • 1• 1• 1 . !H\SI SQUAi!S . _ . • • • Fixer Cotttp on huge ft...2 =$63.~000=--~~~-~ lot. Wooded tettinr. $17.500. BY owner, lat offering. Cozy Owner financing ... , sub-comer cottage, 2BR. 2BA + octln•tion OK! Two to 11u J100 tq ft tmll. 2BR, lBA cfioose from! SUbmlt your & frplc. Top qua 1 it r,. traiJc.g, A&:Mlt 645-8400. $109,150. S 0 0 PulJ:t!ICtl A, Back a.y 644-7311 or 646--0079 ,. ~~~~~r LETTERS · 1 1 1 1 1 1 SCRAM-Lm ANSWERS IN DIME-A-UNE , Uke to TradeT Our Tritlfer's DY OWNER. 3 br, trplc, Paradl1t column ls lor you! covered patio. new kitchen. 5 lines. 5 day1 for SS. Call 640-41'6 ot llO--Ol27. -••• - \ e SACRIFICE e 2 BR; pool, 2 car gar. R-2 Lot. Only $56,500 Oceanview Realty 673-8500 Costa Meu IMMACULATE 3 Bedroom, family room bul!lin gas kitchen, 2 baths: fireplace, new shag caroet- ing. covered patio plus camper space, sprinklers, walled yard. $29 ,950. BARH.ETI' R E A LT Y 642-4353. Fountain V•l11y OWNER moving. Park-like yard. Family nn, forn1al dining rm, fireplace. Buill- ins. 3 bdnns., 2 baths. Custom Interior. brk $34,500. 962-1373. O\VNEH. an.'XiOUll. Beautiful LA CUESTA custom quality at bargain price. Spanish b e a u I y . Great home for young ex- ecutive who entertains. Large family room and for- mal dining room. 5 Bed- rooms, corner lot, park~lke setting. CALL 9684456. ~~io~~c:.~r4ato~~lio:i I ":":';""';Yl~C~T~D~R~IA~N~;;;;:;;;o I baih•. Dining nn, lireplaoe. Built-ins. Rear living rm. brk $41.950. 842-2561. CASRE OWNER leaving. Rich panel- ing. Corked entrance. 4 bdnns., family rm, fireplace. Rear living rm ... 1noves you In • Eller pay$ All other cost& -peymt.s SZ15. per mo. inc tax A mllint, no 2nd TD. Adults only l.'Ondo, 2 BR. 2 BA, all elec blUna R/O, w/w Cl'ptl &: drps. Speculator's delight! Drive by model. S. Fairview, (2 blka N. of McFadden.) Open daily 10- p.m. CAU. 836-4206. I' 531·5111 ( ::::1 531-511 BEACH LOVERS $35,750 DP£Nrn. ~ • "'S FUN ro BE NICE/ Built-ins. Numerous !Miit "RITZY~' residence located on snooty Seaside Drive. Spiral stairway w irw:I s around swinging chandelier to the biggest, "swankiest" master suite we've &een. Louvered shutters open to hJde-away smoking parl01". Maids qUartE'rs in first floor. Gigantic slep-down living room, formal baJ1qll('I hall, huge family room. prof kitchen. Bring your ant1ques and check book. Priced for immed sale. BRR 962-5.511 Split raU tenet' surrounds yoor elltra lru'ge lot. A oozy yellow house with !k>w@r boxes, pots & shutters. J Big bedrooms plus a man size den, roaring fireplace in lodge living room, oountry kitchen with ranch siu? family room. All the latest fixtures and decorator's ex tras. Loads of sq footage. Adult occupied. Hurry. thh ....'On't last. BKR 96l-5fil1 ~ lrees. Large yard. brk ' $37,462'. 962-MSS. * VETS * ~~~~~~~---Iiaving troubll! finding a ter- * WANTED rifle 3 BR, 2 BA home that -you can use your elegibility MESA VERDE on? We've got it!, but BUYER please huTTy! No down, and after normal closing costs your total paymts w/be ap.. p1-ox. $.110. per mo. You'll get new crpts &: drps, super big patio and a home you'll be proud of. $35,500. CALL 962-2456 . . . for extra sharp 3 BR home close to schools & shopping. Ne\V green shag carpet, alum. cov'ci. patio. Freshly painted. Firepla<"e, buillins, prime arl!a. I'd buy it myscll if I were looking. $32, 750. 1llage Real Estate JUST LISTED ! ! ! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on lovl'ly cul-de-sac street , . pooJ size y11rd .. near shoi>- ping, schools . • ONLY $27.000. CENTURY 21 9~33 9~33 BACHELORS & BACHELORmES -ATrN: LITILE RANCHO Why rent when you can own on this large lot zoned your own C.ooclo w i th · 8843 Adams, 1m ... __ un1l.c; there sits a cute lltll payments cheaper ,,...,, 2 BR house. Anyone l' I' 1llage Real Estate DOLL HOUSE rent. and get the tax shelter quallfy. S•-culators dream! $24 to boot. Call us now for full ,,.. ,300 dot ail•. $23,500 531·51DD < ;;::.1 531-5800 VACANT -Move in today. for PERF"ORMANCE 79'5 Joann St. at Placentia. 3 Cozy country kitchen with S17-3.~ bdrm. & bath with complete all the latest applianl.-es. J 1 :ovr::RNMENT O\VNE OPEN SAT. & SUN. kitchen & guest unit or Big bedroonu;, 2 vanity Real E&latc .. I UR 2 BA, better than new nta.idt1 qtrs. Tctal _ 4 bath!, plush car Pets· 7682 Edinger Ave.. I :·o rloslng costs -low kl decorator's drapes. The 842-445.'i -Only $27,250. bdnns., 2 l, 2 baths. 1700 ..... ,,~ ho-!art • t 14 Id ..... ~· '"')'TllOOn 11 er s Open eves till R::'.O I • <!BR l~BA, only $23,850. sq. t., yr. 0 custom home. Only $169. per month --CALL 968-4441 stucco. Lots ot g&ragea k tncludlng yoor taxes. when BU I S * C R workshops. Lot 62'x100'. Jt..2 you IUIBUme this 5%% FHA LDER' rest ealty zoned, $29,9!7j. 10% down, loan, for only s1.21s. total CLOSEOUT owner is paying us 4% for down with a new 570 loan. $490. MOVES YOU IN O\VNER movtng. Beaut:lfu quick sale. Hurry! Quintard B 962-55 Deano 4 bdrm. Heated "·-'"• l87l Harbo CM KR 11 Seller pays all costs -Llve rillr""d pool. Fomlly nn n.e~:t.h;:1• r, · ' A t ~-'tll I f " 641-2991. Ask for Peag ssum•ble 7.2-/. Ln ren t:n:c' C Me 0 escrn\I' rll 11 1g rm, fireplace. Built Smith. Prime Fountain Valley area, In thi& beaut 3BH fill :uhilt 111~. Shng carpet.is br ;;iiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I close to 8Chools, parks, community. Elce kit,. h . ~~2.fY.1'1. 9S2-5.'i66. · To CLOSE ESTATE 'ho '· •-2 BR 2,L huge ram rm, cu~tn1 <lqi.~ N , , _ . . • ppuig cen..,rs. • ,. crplll. Fantastic vaJuc lll 0\\ NF.R nnxKlu11. Prest1g1 3 BR, extra lge k!t., !iv mi, ~~.cprlu'v' ~tlo w' 1u..,pgradaBQ"". $23,:r,(l(), Two hedroonu; from urett. Choice 3 bdrm. Po ne\vly N'dec thruout, paved ;.;;.:;, tam ~,.,,,· w/~• tpl• 2 $21,000. ITll•'l'lnr. F'Rmily rm drlvewa,y, grass/flowers & w . ..._ · .. -.... flrepl11 re. Scclurlerl llvi large trees. Full price S2S.OOO car garage 'v/e\ec door I' nn. F'nrn1nl rllning rm incldg all costs of sn.lt' & OJ)M1er, sauna, comn1unity .T df'IU"'" kitchen. brk S65,000 title lnsuran(.-e. Approx. $ot'.;T'•HnniB,,A,oYI IO!R.EALTY t6Z..4471 ( i..::J 54 .. 1103 _,,,.w;.~1:1:i:;><o;'·.-uLi&.;;r== $400J dn. No financing nee. SPANISH HAC IENDA ~~erm!:~. be ~:18palsed 962;~ ~77 PRICE De!i1>ernle O\\'n<'r must ae.l ln1med. 38R, 2UA, like only. 5'1K>93. TAHITIAN Homo -Owner REDUCED ! ! oarpcls, draP'&, blllns. $250 RENT Spee. • BR 1 oty Exec. ror-ntin lo boaoh. !..up wet ne r home. Ex o 11 c · .see and cotnf)8re this Im-kept lot, f~nced yard 'TILL YOURS Polynesian lnd8cp. Patio a: pressive 21 story ~5!~ home $36,000. E7. Tetm3. boot ga te. Din nn le dinette on comer ot · · .. ~room, ror PERFORMANCE 3 Bedrooms tncludiJli sucst off bl\-ln kitchen. Li-& sep. 3 baths .. :l'iOO sq. ft. OPEN S47-3584 facUlty, cxn;y den. Gourmet ta.m nn A fonNt1 Uv atta. HOUSE SAT. le SUN. 1-5 --.--'i;:i<i<f'-;--- kltchen. Banquet dining. Muter 1Ulte w /d re 11 • g ... DRIVE BY 16382 Whit· * POOL * Vied brick fireplace. Rui:· lll"'eft 4 wilk In ck'.lsf!U. Crpt tier. Profe~tonll.lly Lar.hlcft ~~~~e ~urv17f!T. ~~6 ~.'io~bc~."w~s~ CENTUR·Y 21 ::~e11~~·~~"iJc~· SPARKUNG POOi ... Agent 11tlop'g cntr. S 3 8. 2 5 o . llng "1llle kitchen. Walk 645-0303. 494-1954. 968-4433 968--4433 beach & schooht. Honeymoon Cott•ge -. vmRANS • BY 01,'fl~r . l BR. 2 BA, "182~byLe°:~f.c:.e~ $1.250 down. 1-IUK!! nunpu!i hrd\\'d floors. rrpl(•., !ihaw. roorn \\'/frplc. Nice yard 1Ie11te<1 15'x40' cu111tom pool, 4 crpts, drps, pnlio. Clean. Nr PRESTIGE tract . !\ Bt., with fruit tn!l'l, naptonf> bednns, 2 bath!i. Only A<:hl &: "hop'g. Assume loan. Bil. Boat t'lr, !l'.4 7., patio. All th1a + ve.luable S.12,500. NO down. RF:AL $31,fm full price. SC-n41. nl>lf' loan. Dy owner. R3 IOt, for only $:;5,00), ESTATE FAJR, fl36...W. For that ltem wxler $5(1, try ,;846.5333=~=·=-=~-- Bkr 5.1&-27)1 Cla.tallled Adt ...... 6C2.-G$78. Ute Peney Pincher. Cl.ASSrFIEO w\U .U Ill 1 I I I -. .,,,..;,..fl'"::\ Sa"""1. 11111' 26. 1973 I ---• ---I~ ~' iiiiiiii l~I Wunllftllon IMclt" Irvine 1~B;;';Ao;R:;G;-;A;;l;;N1 1 ;;;;;;;;===;;.l 1~ ~Tl=.r,T=.~ IT'S A PRIZE 1>&. """"'· ••/many "'"""" Popular c.mbridge Modl:I fealW'Ht IWCh u Unted 4 BR + 30' den + wl<O '""" toe n. "• •1-"' olldina -.. + bedroom. 2 ,t.. and atrium. 11tll~leanlnc oven. bit-in Din. 40 ~ pool, 1-•11 """' In OnM-BBQ, tood .,.n,.,, .-.lnblnl• I h Parle It. many mott v.'Oodcrful ffC ·v· • featUl't'!i; al~ incl. dc!Jwce $27,950 1s1on-.... f ..... wuhtr. <fryer. The price, with an cxtro. lot, all tmBEUEVABLE 81..IY or i lnd11epd .. fM' $109,500. rnE et:N1'URY! ! · d h·11 '* JUST LISTED * l ust U.sted, you can't mi.u? . •e I Th.ii e.pa.c:k>ul hon1e, havlne 4 Modt'm conveniences. 4 I 1 HR., 3 be.. k lamlly nu.: queftl bdm1 's. !luge panelt'd new carpetina; Ii: very cle"n~ lam. rm. v.•ilh n1an1molh RE,\LTY 1'"ubuloo1 Mt. vleWI. $62.500. nreplace, overloob fnn. Univ. Park Center. Irvine * END THAT SEARCll * 1a.stic 40' pool. Ot>luxe Call Anytime 552-7500 Lot l& Th x 100 with ocean builtin kilchim. Bar. t'ull OUice OOur'I S AM to 8 PM \'ie·w: 3 bdrm., 2 bath borne, Jiu dillina rm., n Ic e w/v.·ann paneled ftunil)' carpets, boe.t acceu v.·\t:h BY O\VNER UNIV. PARK nn., beam ce.ilt. 6: a .rp&rate ll'tot"a.ge, near the J BR, 2 BA, raised dining v."Onderful rock frplc. Hut'T')' beach. E-Z t'2"T!U. NO GIM-rooni , open beams, v.•et bat, on thla one. Priced $49,950. MIOC.S. trS f'OR REAL! trplc, auto garage opener, * JUST RIGHT * Call early 002-5585 lov.· maint. yard, 1prinklen. For th&! small family er a brick patio, wishing well, great v.·l.'ek~. 2 Bdrtns. 1 om \ 1 1. !II \II\ wrroundtd by pine trees. plw a l11:e. dttnlng or ln- \\'alking dh.t. 6Chools, shops. fant's b<lrm.. l ~i baths. 4R-1J Mk.Ina $41,500. Good ocean vie-A's. $40,500. :62--.11696 * R-3 ~!a ACRE * i\ HARE:....o_p..,-rt-u-,,,~()1--~,.-,~,,~m-e 1 £1 CariM VIiiage; sur· '°' I , ' I "' 1;;;;'$~~~~~~i'i"~I offered . Uni\'eniity Park, rounded by Clevelanrl Nat'!. 11 }lamver Tov.•nhotDe. Air· rore.•t; benuliful Oak t.ree1. Tl BURON CONDO cond. + many upgrades: Rural en\'lronment. ~11. MOST IN DEMAND 'lot locali<m; Sl•P• from """""· Will take 3 bldG'- mlil pool & jacunl. 18281 $11,500.ENGLUND r>fttndrake ( corn e r ol , •• floor plan, 3 Bedroom Su.ndhurgl ()pen 1-5, Sat, 21! bolh t•·o """"· J..uxur. Sun, Mon. REAL ESTA TE 1ou& gold carpet•. 2 car gar. SMOG FREE IRVINE 318 THALIA 494-8093 age. Real fwl tlvlng. Assume ·VA loan. CAW... ~l or Immaculatl" 2 BR townhouse ATTENTION MS-0468. In Walnu< Square. air rond., • • • PLUSH 2 BA , $29.000. R"1 Carpet ••. bulld•no! Tutt< 1lrttl lo RealtoMI. 1133-3380 street lots, 45G100 tt. each. EXECUTIVE UNIV. Pk Twnhae 3 Br~ Unobttructable view. HOME sunny atrium. Abundant Located relatively cloae to storage, desirable Joe. Pool beach, ho.,,,·ever, tar enoUgh "--k ....i 552-9639 away ror a super view! vvr:r 2700 ~ n of Plegllllt & all P tn•"P· 1-·antaatlc opportunity for llving. • Spncioua bed.room", Laguna &eacll building with wide ranges ol 3 bath~. ovenlU?d family:I-..;;.________ size & design. $15,000 Each. room. &lp<r.'<t bor. Bockecl ENJOY SUNDAY to tall eucalyptus. C A L L ~ I 8424451 or >t>-0<58. BREAKFAST v'T0~/¥/'1; 2400 ft. 3 B.R. 2 Baths. 2 Fireplaces. Open Bcllmll. Hanlwood & Parque floors. I-luge Fam, Room. 16 x 25 Deck looks over all city lights, and Whit~ water View. Steps .lo caibollc l;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j church, walk lo town and 1~ ocean in minutes. Charm personified, and It has never been llsted before. $65,000. REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenneyre St. 494-9413 ' 549--0316 OCEAN FRONT TRI-PLEX + 2 guest apt.!. $160,000, 15% cuh down. SPACIOUS 4 BDRM near town, beach, $63,'IOO LAGUNITA Lovely 3 BR. dlnng rm, lam rm, view. $95000 NEWELL ASSOC BKRS Open Saturday /Sunday l ·5 SUPER DUPER FAMILY HOME 481 North Coast Highway 1..ocntl'd In the heart of Laguna BeaC'h ITI41 494-6594 lJiguno. N!gUel. 4 Lge BR, *** OCEAN VIEW *** 2~. white bric~ firepl .in LR. New 2 BR. 2 RA. shag 21362 Plnetrtt Lane l·hgh on a hill w/view of thruout, large kitchen & Spa~ a1ng1e story, 3 l.'!'eentielt. Huge country I dining room, bulltinl!, 2-clU' bedroom, 3 bath, with dou-k1tch, formal din. bearned garage. $39,500. 494-7508, ble attached a:at'llie. E.'<· princled fam rm w/.,,,·et har, 496-2'll8. cellent conditk:in. Fireplace, big eoough for 2 pooltahle11. ~~~.,.--,--:-=--;;2-;B;-;-A 2 room master au it e . Large !ncd & lctscpd yard. FAMILY home, 4 BR. , ~uk>naJly landacaped. $44,950. Top o~~~arld. By appt. '!'op, Top .,•~~rhood al a FRUIT TREES only. . · really tiui:in..,., basement OCFAN views, 5 BR, 3 BA, 3 J><l<e. Only $42,500. GALORE blko lo "'ach. By owner. Nell!On Real EAtate lfuge .c BR, 2~ BA, all elec· cl'~l.,,500,,,_. :!:494-~Tl54c::oc,...--- 'iiiiiiiiiii8'&"iiiii!Dliiiiiiiiiiiiiiof tric home, big coWltry L•aun• Niguel • kitchen. Laguna Nl11Jcl. VACANT $39.950. PANORAMIC VtEW 4BR 2BA condo. $24,000 FP. A TI'ENTION View of mountains & coun· try club on 1 side -WHITE Comp redec -Move In on INVESTORS water ocean view on the credit approval -!'> clays. other from this very con· Carpets, drape!!. elec bltln Professional office huildlna: tenlporury architect design· R/0, FA ht, 1iatlo. Ylalk to sit(' evailablt', N ° r 1 h ed home-lots of glass. Circle shopping. Pool, t enn Is Consitlcr trarle, Lake Sh;ist:'l drive, 2 deluxe bds, + den, C'Olll'tl, clubhouse. Many, Lai.:una, z 0 n e d C-1. formal din .. breakfast bar, mimy extras. Consider trade, Lake Shasta bllln kit. NEW plush crpt, l' CENTURY 21 R.E. rr'i{ r:r~A~~~'. t,..~: H2·44 71 ( ::::.1 54M IOI 4 94-9 79 4 I -"8 "-Y .0:0~::::.""'· "'""'' ·.;:"'?.18 "'""--PANORAMIC 1000 N. Coast Hv;y. OCEAN VIEW In beautiful O\VNER desperate. Brick & Laguna Beach A1onarch Bay Ten-ace, 4 wrought-Iron accents. 4 Unique Homes br., 3 be., beam celling, ~.s., 2 hAths. Dining rm. o.-n Sunday 1-5 bllln kit, formal din, view built-in~. Boat e. c c e ll s . r-from nil rooms. Room tor Patio. Forced·alr heat. brk 802 Manzanita Dr. pool on Jar. Jot. Only 2~ $3.1,000. 846-0004. Super l:i:t.,.an view, 11uAllly yn. old. $89,f60. By owner. OWNER I ' I a-• bit. Wllh "'ood, plnstrr, 831-2478 eav1na: area ....... lie tinted & stained glass. r.lex. rear yrd. Lovely del.'Or. 4 tile. new plumblng & more! NEW CUSTOM HOME bdrms, F.a .m 11 y ryn. 2 BR., study, dining rm. & 3 BR, 2 BA, family rm, for -flrepla~. D1ntng rnt, built-frp!c., \\'i!h a guesl apt. mal dining nn, Jgc view lot, Ins. Nicely landS<"a(X'd. bt•k belo\v All on st'cluded hl1J1s. g;is forcOO 1tlr heat· $35.950. Stl-f.691. "'oods°y lot. Only 4 hlks. 10 ing. Ready to occupy. Con- 3 BR, 2 ba, stone 1.:orner fir-hl>uch & 1'.i blk. 10 high !act 0\1•ner/Buil<ler. 0 a y .s plc., din. rm. Jar. gar \\'/boa! ... C'hool. $73,500 8.ll-l~lti e\'~·s 833-3332, 23852 door, garden & lots or trees. 616 Virginia Park Or. Wardlow Circle. Nr. Newland 8..· \Varner. Ck-ran vie\\·: beam..~. p1uwl· CONDO. 2 BR, 2 BA on Goll $.34,000. 16711 lrby Ln., Ing. 2 f:rplcs .. 3 BR .. 3 ba., course, bltns, beaut vu. ten· Stl-8194 family rm. & dining rm. · lub 10t1' d '" 000 REPOSSESSIONS 25()() Sq. II. Clo"' lo "'"'"· ~~-00,8 " n. -· · tO\\'ll & schools. An honest 71lr inform~tion and location J..aguna Charmer, $77,500 Lido Isle of these F1-I/! le VA hom~s. BIG OCEAN VIE\V LOT cor.taC't • bo VI . " P KASABIAN • "" otona B'""· loms incl. for 2 BR .. 3 bo. plus Real Estata 962.6644 studio homf'. $30,000 494-7551 e FIXER UPPER e J!XXl N. Cst. 1'.lwy., Laguna 3 Bdrm hon1e In xlnt ar!'a, outstandins;:: si.·hl~.. 111•nr Beach & J:;i-J111>t1'r. Znnf'd for !rl11!1•x. Sulu11 1! all t1•1'111s . llurry! s21 ,;1111). f(\';'-1~11;1. h.11.~' (•")""5 e a1.•f'e>r Ki\TEl..l.A ll EALTY , II .It open for your lntpeetlon $1150. CASH-Townhou,. Saf./Sun. & Mon.l·S -Vacent, 2 bedrooms, 2954 Zell Drlva 1112 bath, with carport. Spanish Beauty A ste•ll G, Morrison, Bi~ 01..'C1tn \'\t'I\'; new 3 Broker. 5S7..4lJO D1lrn1 .. 21;) baths; overlook· --o=~===~---1 tn g !he city or Laguna • VACANT • Beach. Bcam ceil's., dbl. trplc., lolS of •ml. Spcmi•h tile & glass. Private h\lf. &- $34,500 , ••• $1,500 DN. wlll'd. 1wim pool. A real '1 Berlmom _ ~p11rkles _Long jewel ut $g;j,000. Directlon11 : shng. Ik11ut i(ul. Cu\ I Up Tt"n1ple Hills to Zell. fl'17 -6061, KATELl..A \\r'al ch for signs. HEALT~~~~NT ~ ~~~. 2BR. ha & \.y , 11u pflin1, nu ' 0'11' C;) r f) I' I , Lf) 00\\'N, . F11A/VA Trrn111. r>!u..:t Si'll. 4f4.5671 4•9-1100 $18550 ---. ·~·nrr ll•·ul1r EMERALD BAY 531-1~1'.L'\ ('hnrr11(ni;: e.1rl~· C.Rlif. l)'ln· ttlllllfJl'Ut'Y hon1c v.·/npcn YES &llh1~ )OW' hllus1• ht'·inn 1·ril.o1. thruout. F.n!')' yaunelf is a ~I 1~av IH SllVe from $Jj00 _ S."®. If Hf't'f•s._" lo pr1v. ht•111•h, park, 'nd h b h'nn1s ct,;, & pools. 3 BR .. 3 )'OU u I c U}'l'r Wl' han-t I d die thf' details for n l'l:lm lnnl 1-'1' is, ronvert. en, !Wp. 1!1111ng rm. ~stnnc.hni;c comulllng fee. Call Nov. ~pnnlRh 11yle frplc. In liv. Prtme Properties. 842-2929 rm.: M'rvi«' k hrkf1t. rm. * CONDO 2 BR, Sl9.~i00. Pt!val'y, C'Xp11.n~l\>1' vlewa of Avt1.tl now! 1'"reshly palntf'd. l)cenn & c1tnyon. S17S,00'.1 Call ownt'r 6.17-56.'>8 Turner Assoc. FANTASTIC 4 BR !rl-.lcvtl 110.l N. COJ1~1 llwy., l .• ugune. 2 STORY BEAUTY Cu11ton1 4 BR, 3~~ Ba home on 45' lot. High celllngs & lots ol gtnss, Open & spacious. :Formal dlnln& &-game area, 3 Car garage. $120,000. }3tittlngham J«attg FEAU0"8 . 3.1::.G \"ia Lido 61S-012:': Enjoy Thi1 Summer Solidly huil!, ba.Jrlront v:ilh pll'r & float. SpaC:kx.ls 4 Bit/ lmth:-1. ;1 Car garage. Sandy beach/ocean vutt. $225,000. LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido, _N'pt Be:ach * 673-7300 * l.IDO l11le '11 ~t 5 BR., only $128 .~JOO .• lohn Cve-y, 1Utrs., 968-m1. 64G-741' Mission Vlefo OPEN HOUSE SAT. SUN. & MON. 1 ·6 Put lhi:s (111 your li.\l us e. ~fUST nF. SEl-:N! 21:1$2 VnneM& l)r. ~tlqlt)n V~jo Suprr shtll'I' 4 T3eCh"OOn1 2 OO!h llon1<' \l'l\h lhii:e Punclrd fAmlly Room , &1nkrn Tub In P.111J11ter Bath, Pool-size Yard and Many other cu.'lltom f ea t u r e R . Drl\'e by or call 646-05M. ~ .. .-.: . . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . • .. j • • • .. • • .. ·~·· -········ a ~== J[fl!I ~:~~~~-~~I~ ~~ii;n;;:;;';;';;"';, ~lli;•~l~~""'~-~F:;-;u; ..... ~fl!~ STEAL THl!SE TWO THE BLUl'FS TWO wrs roTAL 1°''_.. DELUXE 4-PLl!XES _O..._p,_po_r1_u'-ru-·1y.,_ __ 200_ Conlno tlol Ml.r ,,,. 5 --- ~. 1 bM>dl: IO .... er. CHOICE LOCATION Hun-* * * FWI a1lc lot. f\alJ price 21t:Y,,BRamdo,lll'n..;tt. t1IWbi Beach, zo'HED Only3Ltft!Bes1ren~U'ff. SM.950 ln Nu t«tloo, many .xtru. DlfSlNES.S. PROF'ESSlQN All unita haW! frD&c'a. dih-Robert 8-gtton * SPORTSMEN * BY -· "' .,,.. AL OR OFFICES. ur.!IOli •1crs. fo<cetl &It ..... alr/ 2745 Desoto Ave. Price r«ludioll -Ure<! 6: •'t.enda. ~ OC' TERMS write KAN cond .. doled pnats-Pool Cott• Mew, C• '2626 buaintllln)ltQ waol to 1e1 Princtp&ia only. P"AK. 1993 Kihei Rd., IGehej !_v~..a.Walk to shop'&, llChJs Yoo are the wirmf!l' ol a-.·ay hvm II au · · · come MOVE . 4 BR. 3 BA. Ma 1 H waH • .-,..... TWO PREE TICKETS live by lhe water '4'1\h WI. lrg Uv Rm. Dtn Rm, rat l.n u ' a • s,,.rllng Investment Condo with boat II.Ip, will KHchen. :r>xto poot Paddle Commercial Corp., 6Jl..S662 Souther: ~:llfomia acoon>Odace 35 I<> 38 n. l<nnl• court. Nr •dt1'. porlc Property 151 * 6 UN"'"' * Prk~ 118,500 & library Owner 645-1847. ""' MOBILE HOME SHO)Y r.wl.500. 14'0 adjoining income prop-2 Bdrm unll.J w/t1npl&ce1. May 3>1h thnl Jwv: l BY Owner _ On the Water. ertin, <.-enter C.M. $15.000. One Story. Encl Garages. auaHElaMt),J(jl<• .... n .IU Own YoW' own 2 Br, 2 Ba by owner. 66-2029/&G-6580 Xlnt Cond. No vacanclft. ""~ ,-..,... Condo. MM'ble. mirror•. Condominium& lG'W OOWN 1':6_7·9930 2000 State ege Bl~¥ luxury. Pool, boat lllips, for tale 160 Plea.ae w't&!'t~,1 tKf 314 secur. ruant. $135 ,000. -~--,.----~·-675-3535: · l.o claim )'Out tickets. (North 2001 w . ..._ lhid. • CONDO -Park-like sur-........ ~ty ""ll •-number •~ Mrlport,_,.·Colif«Nlt1HO PRI beach, (Bayahore) 2 BR roundlnga.-pxil, NB. 3 BR. 2 .........,, w .u-=-a (TM) 873·8210 NEWI NEY/I NEWI & Ba, c.ozy cottaae • BA. $43,<XX>. Bkr. 671-5221, 540-~) * * 2.-Stort Cape Cod =k>·to~ll.boas:..._~~ 60-~ ~UNIT~~~~j iiiii...,; .... ..i;;;;;;;oio;;;;;;- 2427 Froncloco Dr. 64G-9018 T.O.P. J Br 111 bo odult '°"" BR. 1% BA b!tlna. crpt'd BEAUTY SHOP Completion In June for t~is H.V.H. 3 Br., F R, lrg yd. do. Owner delperate. $1000 drp'd. ·65' x' 300', cloee tO W igs Botlque k1Yelr home In a choice Fee $68.SOO. 1991 Port below mkt. Bltna, pvt patio, grammar schoOI. $1050. in-Priml' location. Newport arft. 4 BR., 3 & ... fam. Nel90fl. Open Sat/Sun 1~. pool. 536-3)29 conic. As~ $125,000. but l!atbor Area. nn .. D.R. All elec, kitchen. 644-5M5 OWNER. 3 bl'., 2 ba. cpt., niake nn orter. KINGAARD Newell A11oc., Uled brick frplc. Ceramic drps, patio, clbhse/pooJ, R,E. 642-2222 Brokers tile. Shake roof. Carpe1ing. TlfE BLUFF.s -C plan, 4 Close to schools, 545-8038 s'°"ci"'1"Am'='=n°'N:.;G:....un-l~1S~in-,7ln-1 1 Room for pool. Ottered al br .. 3 ba .. nunt cond. Lovely LAGUNA •--llo ,__ 481 North Coru:t Highway '°',...,...._ }'or I"<~'; .. , grff'll belt. 2 YJ'l'. old, no Income Property 166 1\11,.--.. n, c,.,_, lo Laguna Beach (n4l 494-6594 _.. ..tVV ' " ..---........ bk:rs $74 ooo 833-8233 everything, &Jwaya rented, please call · ' exterior just painted. Call N<>OOn Roblnaon, Realtor OCEANFRONT ~U .. For You RED CARPET 497-17£1. G'i;>-RU} 548-5£47 Duple.I(, owner I age n t $5000 OO\VN n UNITS ln G J enOO I e OPEN HOUSE 67J.-92£6 Costa ftlesa location. Shows --" fl aft $118,000. Net 14% on equit)I. SAT & SUN 1.5 WATERFRONT ~'1oa:\;ymt.s~rii!~:7~~: A&sume 7~% loe.n. T~rma. 309 CANAL ST. JSR, 1',am Rm, model cond Possibility to add more Pi1n. only. 497-2J69 WATERFRONT -New 3 Owner. 644-00!r/'1644"'911 units. FOUR 2 Bdrm 1 car garage bedrm, 11.N bath, exclusive Duplexes near the ocean houses on ~ acre in Coata Newport living. Fee simple. Miles Lanon, Realtor 2 X 4 = 8 UNITS Mesa. By owner $59,000. e Coektail·xlnt buy e Mf9-2 kindi e Coffee Shop Lo dn e Apt R•ntal, 2 Bdrm HOLLAND Bus. Salos 645-4170 or 540-0608 eve. 1n6 Orange, Costa Meaa $62,500. Joiu )IOur bo!lt * 673-8563 * Spectacular location & you c>"l&-"-"7506=------"Clyde" can buy one fourplex or E-side CM _ Slx 2 Br units TAKE over laundry Fluff & Ontu~21 New*portVHIEWelghts * both! Walk IO the greatest w/encl gar. $9:1) tnc per Fold for $200 down. F'U.11 shopplng ctr (South Coast mo. Owner. $87,500. 5@..96$ price Ul@! WU\ train new Plaza). Lovely living & of-d I p . 168 owner. l-52'7-5388 after , of ocean & bay fTom fers a terrific investment In ustria roperty -'=-''°='"P°"M~Coi;-<71..,~1i'-.-=-=...,"' upi;t11.ir~ family rm. Charm-benefit. Tbese really make ICE CREAM PARLOR 515 \V. Commonweallh Ave Fullerton. 870-6667 Ing 2 B<lrm. & baths, dining sense. Call immediately. 4e ACRES r-.1ain St. Balboa. Priced to Call Richard Van Wert rm., frplc. & F.A. heat. Ex-APARTMENT HOUSE sell immed. $13,500. COftSl 1ra Jge. kitchen & brkfst. 1' rtl• (114) ,.,., :;..,10 area. \Valk-in pantry, hin::h SALES & ANALYSIS \\'ell located corner. Present rope s, ,,,....., lge. dble. garage on alley income $1400. per 1110, Great AIR POU.tITION plus extra parking. $49,500 liafm potential . will divide. Ap-Gl).SOLINE SHORTAGES l'~I DANDY DUPLE..X! t CALL '="' 646·2,14 prox $1.25 sq. tt. 1 Tt~s~:T:~to~u~; have pier & float plus 2 ,,~ ~ " Roy McCardle Rea tor pen next you'd be able to *BUY ME!* lge., comfortable apts. -with ....... ~·~ 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. make a \\'isc investment. extra parking . in choice REAL TY 541-n29 · We have a proposal to make locauon. I am priced tor Nt•r Ntwp•rt P••t orr111 WANT BIG RETURNS to you, Call tor appt. i~~ ~:tt!sJ~~e me • * LEASE OR BUY * at low, low rents? Lots for S•I• _ 170 <TI4) 642-2385; 646-2'188 BALBOA BAY PROP. 3 B~. t.ae. family rm. 2 Full A perfect set-up for the * * * Investment LAST CHANCEi 1 ~t' ~.:,:i~:ts~~;'t%~: future. Eight 2 BR stucoe Rlch•rd Coye Wanted 230 FOR-SALE BY OWNER Also, v.i ll lease/option. 1-lon,es 20' apart. J05'x30CI' 28102 5•11 ~mo BALBOA BAY PROP. r.1-1 lot. 100'xl05' Yard in House made for family ac-rear. Apts and homes on all San Juan .C•pl1trano, CAPITAL WANTED FOR MARINE ORIENTED PRO· DUCT MR. MURPHY 533-0800 2 BR. complett.ly furn. \ftlk lo all tbopplrw. 4271i IN SL CdM. 67l-8639 af1 l pm. Mon-Thun .• all day }?1, Sat I &-Sun. Fount1ln V1Tiey ti BR, fe.Jn rm, pelil I: kids ok, S3SO. mo. Su1n nier only. Avail 6/15. 96l-3533 $225 -utll pd, charming l br flrplc. View hOme, So. Laguna •..• $325. -2 br, 2 ua, 11.rplc, view hon1e, gar, yd, 6 mos lse $400. -ulil. pd, 3+den+fam rm, firplc, Avail 6-S-U mos. NU-VIEW RENTALS 673-4030 or 494-3248 SlThU.1ER rental: 1 BR. slpJ · 4. ocean vu, close in, pool IRble, TV, comp. [urn. $250/"·k. Avail Jun 15. 494-4723 VICTORIA Bch. l BR h5e + sep nn \\'/bath on 2 lots, view frcun patio, $250 yrly. 642-1172. Lido Iii• Macnab-Irvine LIDO NORD BAYFRONT Furn. 3BR baylront -FR w/pool table, wet bur, den. Pier & sllp for 40' boat. $1800 mo/yrly. Amy Gll!lton 642-8235 (S11). Macnab-Irvine 642-8235 644-6200 Newport Beach Macnab-Irvine DOVER SHORES 4 BR.; 4 ba., view home. Dining rm. June l!itb to -(\ug. 15th. Maxine W'tlllanu &42-8235 CR·50) Macnab-Irvine 642-8235 644-6200 1ivlties ... 420 sq ft ~ame * 642-7491 * sides. A Factory man·s You are lhe winner of ~~·330~~: Li~~{mBt~ni~~ San Clemente paradise. Whittler Ave. at TWO FREE TICKETS \V. 17th St., CM. $101.000. to the ---------Money to Loan 240 1 BR. hou~. $145. Partially fu rn 2 BR S\'75. Also walk to Mariner's School & Park Cash fo 7CY'/~ loan ('om-Southern California A.rea. 2'.DO livable sq fl ... GENTLEMAN'S 1-IOME mitml'nl <n•ner may take MOBILE HOME SHOW $56,000. Open ho u !I e Looking for privacy & view? a 2nd TD. A great tax saver ~t-Sun-,.1on 1-5. 1806 35' beam ceiling: liv rm, 2 and will earn llo/~ NNN on May 26th thru June 3rd Highland Dr., ~1887 large BR, full tile BA. Spa-equity. Pick up a set-up at at the SPYGLASS HILL cious. ~herry kit., 2 lrplcs. my ottice if you have money ANAHEIM STADIUM New Spygla.u HUI home with ¥'agruficent ocean ~ from lo invest for solid income. 2000 State College Blvd., view of Newport Harbor & hv-n_n & BR.s. Arch1tectur-Anaheim Catalina Island. 4 BR., 2~ ally integrated to lndJICP. ~ LYTLE REAL TY Please call 642-5618, ext 314 baths. Many upgraded ex-,"""'lo x!Cnt sw~ bch, 18{1 5~W. 19th, CM Coloclaimyo11W"ftickets. (berNor~h tras $118 000 ~. Jn build apt or·! 54&.M93 unty to ree nurn is · Tun1.r. Assoc Illness forces sale. Priced iiiiiiiiiii.,..., ...... .,... 540-1220.J 1105 N ~. H ; _ right at SS'.500, wjll trade. * * * • ~" wy .. ~guna 108 Avo""' -a-C-2 + INCOME EXCHANGE 494-1177 Anytime Sun. 213-~76-'!!'4, 71~1947 Prlc:ed at M1y $120,000. Oceanfront Duplex Santa Ana Property is clear/m11ke of· Jt-2 Lot/will take 6 Units, Old world charm but brand _ fer on down paymL Owner Huntington Beach. nl'w, intricate woodwork & O\VNER, 3 BR, 2 BA, fam will cArry balance at 1 ~~% FOR: 10 to 15 ,Units in ceilings, glass & rock,-4 rm., completely upgracled. int. Tbis unique property OSrang•11 Counlty. Bdrm. up & down. Gracious Shag cpts, cental a ir, bltns. has JO rentals on rear nod par ng nveatment living in Nev.•port. $210,000. culdesac. Nr. Sehl S. Cst 80'x135' of buildable fron-Corp. HORVATH REALTY Plaza & Frwy,' $38,500 tage with units staying .in 638-5662 • • • Mr1. David Smilay 518 Angelita Dr. Corona del Mar, Ca You are the Vlinner of TWO FREE TICKETS to the Southern C•llfomla MOBILE HOME SHOW May 26th thitt June 3nl at lhe ANAHEIM STADIUM 2tXXI State College Blvd., · Anaheim Please call 642-5678, ext 314 to claim your tlckels. <North County toll free number ls 540-1220.) • • • beach. 2 Br & 3 RR, H.B. !iingles or fdmilies. A g I , F'cP, 979-~·l?.O. YEARL\'. 2 BR., 2 ha. 215 30th SII'{.'('l. $300 ~1onlh Bay & Beach Rlty. 67>-30Cl0 ttouses Unfurn. 305 Gener•I 433 W. 19th St .. Costa Mesa 1854 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna (Piccadilly Circus/ Ask for Dave 557-2titl renr, for over $15,000 yr JO· -~~_;.:,:..,::,:.:::._~-1st TD Loans 675-1972 494-<>;15 W I I 1 romo. Ori'" by 225 So. PROBATE SALE COSTA MESA OFFICE l-IA.RBOR VU MONTEGO •• m nt er Harbor across st. from new C-1 Corner in South Laguna. UP TO 95% &>t-ving-Costa Mesa, Newport 4 BR, lrg cul-de-sac vu lol. GET A HORSE US N_~tional Bank & Ko~ 15' on Coast liwy & 150' on Beach, lluntlngton Beach. .Fan ta st lcally unuradcd Hawau Restaurant. That !I ht AVC'. Details avail at 2 d TD L 1115 E " Id f ~ h Island kitchen Del Pi~ tile' on !hi!! little ranch, zoned juat South of Bolsa, S.A. 1300 So. Grand, Santa Ana. n oans . a s c urn . .,.,,c. I ' , ' R-4. You ee.n farm the I' or by calling 834-2979 Mon-AJI util pd., pool. fol paper , tinted glas.,, south 40 or just live & enjoy Fri. 8-5. Lowest retes Oreni;e Co. S300 . 4 BR, 2 BA home wt =l!ed nc!,~· ;~chthlsmou;;'. the h coun'? 11 k e l\t· SJl Siii ( -Golt colll'!le R-1 Lot Sattler Mtg. Co. $~1~ 2k~R' :~~. :.:i~~.5·m~: open Sa.t/Saun 1·5 Owner n'Klsp ere. nyone cnn buy. --.. J 531-5808 158' on 15th Tee, of Mesa 642·2171 545-0611 palio. children ok. ,,~~-7J44 • liurry, It won•t last at !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•I "~~;:::,:,..,.=---~-I $23,500. Verde C.C. Fantaatic view. Serving Harbor area 21 yn. $150 . Nice 2 BR., irtove, frig, RESORT LIVING every day tor PERFORMANCE LAGUNA CANYON 546-JOOO I 545-1926 CASH JN A HURRY• cpts & dri>s. gar., encl. for $31,500. Bayside Village, 963.-5621 e ou:i.~~J~SES & 5 VU lot in Laguna. 60x100, Bom>w on your home, ·paid patio. lge clubhouse, pool, beach•.liiiiiiiiiiiliiiililiiiiiiiiiiii SHOP SP.ACES ~~ 000 $23,000 for or not. Use funds to ron-CAU. 645-0111 boat slips. 2 BR, 2 ba, 24x52 · .f~ 213-943-9413 aft 6 pm b'll Mobile, 3 yrs old, ..... ood I I [M • 2 l!OUSES -2 ACRis : solidate l s. Improve your LAGUNA BEACH omCE siding shingles, beaut fk.i Estate, A $72 000 VIEW LOT home, buy new property, or Servlng Laguna, Dana Point, .. lndacpd, immed possession! Generil .g • 12 AcREs Great poten-Ne\\'f>011 Beach view of bay for any good purpose. Con-Snn Clc1nen\C', Capistrano Owner. No. 39, 300 E. Coast tial • $79 oOO & ocean. $57,500. 9~194 tidentia!, fast !lervice . in $165 -Rustic 1 BR. stove, 11 'NB ' · p Mo · D your home or our olf1CT". wy, · · Acreage for sale 150 e CUSTOM CABINET SHO unta1n, alert SIGNAL MORTGAGE co. refrig, utils. pd. nr. ocean. Sav~By Owner Bluffs Condo ·Excellent retum · $67,600. Resort 174 (n4) 556-0106. $200 -Co·,y ronagc, wood * Vi~ta Caudal-Bay View 3 l> ACRES. Choice view Laguna Investments oiiiiio.iiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim panl'd .. d{_-ck, k.ids, pet. Br. 2 Bfl-<"rn1 unit. parcel off Hwy. 395, nr. Hid· 2097 Laguna Canyon Rd. ARRO\VHEAO -nu delux S'1l5 • Gardeh-type l BR, bl1c. Vis!a Dorad<>-wide grnblt den Valley & Escondklo. LAGUNA BEACH 494-1055 furn . rondo 3 BR. 2 BA. 2ND Trust Deeds to beach, newly dee. Vacant. 3 Br+ den, 2~ Ba end unit $6,000 acre. Mr. Robinson, 40 GARDEN dock rights, no. 4 Meadow $300 · Beach lovers! 2 * 2407 Novla-for1ner model real!or. Bay north. on lake nr PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. ham~, :yard, gar., Pet COM. 3 Br, 2~~ Ba. end unit. 6T;>-8J20 548-5647 BlueJay. $52,900. Owner. Any Amount Al...00 SUMMER RENTALS Open House sat/Sun 1-6 BUILDER'S ATTENTION UNITS 714-552-7766, Open wkends CALL 49'1-9491 675-3535 Cholc. locolloo. Tuslln. Ap· 11-5 * Call 67s-4494 BKR. * LANDLORDS * OPEN 1:30-5:30 proved for 45 units. PALOMAR Mtn lot. xlnt ""'""'"!!!!!!~"'""""""""!!!!!!' FREE RENTAL SERVICE:- 600 TUSTIN AVE. DANIA REALTY CO. We can wbelantiato p " L oabln •lie bord•n P8"''d 250 LANDLORDS! * 642-6560 * figUres on this one. as we road, util avatl. $3200 cash Money Wanted 3 B~, convert. den. 2 Ba, manage it. Beautifully maJn-or $.l995 1erm11. 847-1787 ;....~..:...-------We Speclallie ln Newport Q F?-J? ~· Va.cant. ~~e950~y yard. "Make 1 Room For 011.ddy" tained In every respect. CABIN at Ctest Line. A~ EXPANSION Funds -Prof. Beach e Corona de\ Mht e uic po8St'ss. rn, ... c ~an out the iiara.ge I'"""'"' Pr' . 1 On! 00 9 k Man Guar. 3 for 1 Return • • -gu•••· Our "-•ioJ Se• GE .,.. t that l nk i caah ""•"'"· 1nc1pa a Y· comm ate . Wee or 0< i..t• ncu •. ---"' ~u°l :~ally Pi:ot ci~lfied Sparling lnv•stment v.·eckend. Call 545-2685 fil.r300 Call Mr. Victor rn4) vice Is FREE to You! Try 1610 W. Coast Hv.'Y., N.B. "d, Call ""=18. Corp '""5662 Out of St I p 178 Nu-Vie\\·f REALTORS 642-4623 .. vu-..... ., .,_ 8 a rop. Mortg1ges, NU-VIEW RENTALS * OCEANFRONT* r°;.========-====::-1-::r==::::-1 40 ACRE COLO RANC!I Trust Deeds 260 6'!~4030 or "'4-32<8 PARADISE M b'I H Jiilll!I ASSUME PAYr.fENTS 3 BR, w/w shAg, palio, FP, 7 ~Sq I ( 0 I e omes SIYKlO original plice TIUlY be UT YOUR MONEY' Caba C! b p Snnd 1 d~!;:<." ~.C.00~ & chann -assumed by making 2 back io WORK FOR YOU! 8341 11~tu~t~r. acnll (~) LIDO REALTY pa.yn1ents o f $68.14 a.nd7 .~9<-~1~11l7~------1 11.ssumlng principal balance Earn 10% interest on well· - 3377 Vla LlOO. N'pt Bench Mobile Homes Mobile Homes of $66G4.07 al 6\1.% Int. no secured 2nd Trust Deeds on SIX n'Klnth ra>w 4BR 2BA * 673-7300 * For Sale 125 For Sale 125 clov.·n payment. Just oU Orange Counly real estate. Irvtne home for rent. call state hJ.&hway No. 350. StGNAL MORTGAGE OJ. 586-1071 for details * 2 UNITS * * * * M I ff R Dtal Gontly rolltng and '"'""· (114) 556-0106 Coll!!_D• Pork P11"' full ,~19,7i;;;_ lol. I! Blk. Or lando Porla 0 Or DRIB 8 S N•nr fasl growing La Junta. 4500 Campi" Dr., N.B. o ocean. •""""· Colo. and the famous hun-FOR Leaae. 3'BR. College * ALSO-* 24916 Jeronimo L•ne SALES & LEASING ting fishing & ski areu of Park. S27fi 1no. Kids & pets i 3 new duplexes $115,000 et1.. El Toro, C• 92630 tull Kl'Vlee fadllty Colorado. Call collect Jor 1~ OT<. 5.57-!1234 BALBOA BAY PROP. Yoo a ... the wlnoor of Danmar Motor Homes·'-"Jo,,,h::."o:(303=)384-=T139=---1;;;--;----;::;fl!;;; ,-:_c-o_r-:_o~._.:_-d-'e:.1 -::.M:•:r:::-:::.1 * 673-7420 * TWO FREE TICKETS Ronchos, l'ormo, . to tttc Groves 180 $200 -llm. 2 hr, front hse. ''SUPER HOT'' Southern Cellfornle 531 6800 biting~. gar, )'<L f{usli c 3 BR, 2 Bi\ charmer. MOBILE HOME SHOW • 2~~ level acret bet11.'!!<'n Houlff Furni1hed 300 S250. -comp. 1v>dcc .. 2 br OPf'n hcants, fplt·, bltn!!. l\1~y 26th thru June 3rd 1axso l\TOBILE 11 0 me Ca pistrnno & LA.ke Elsinore. I ;;.;.;;:.;;;_....;....;.;;:.;;;c:.__;.;;.c ovnr gar, hl1lnll, gar. patio Nc1\'1~rt llt>ights~ JuAI n!· Al tile \\'/l0x30 Cabana built on. $3.920-acl"f'. $975 do'4'TI pay· • * * 5475 -3 l:lr, 2 b:t, 2 fir1>lc, 3 ll'a~ at $.14,!YJO. Lo\v d<lwn ANAHEIM STADIUM cov back patio, beau! n1ent. easy term~. 83.1-322.'l Paul B•rker <lf'ckll, ~I. OC'l"an view. OJ<! liun-y! V. F.. Jl0\v11.rd 2fm State College Blvd.. lnclscpg. lol'l of xtraa. R90 Real Est•t• Wented 184 6551 Warner Ave. #102 NU-VIEW RENTALS & Co. Realtors. &fr5..8400. Anahcln1 \V. 13th SI. ape 28. N.B. Huntington Beach, Ca. 67J....400l:i or '194-3248 $140 000 Oceanfront Please call &U-5678, ext 314 6-16-6226 You sre the winner of 2SR . Frplc, drps, ~e. 2 ' D I to claim :your tickets. 1North TWO FREE TICKETS blk1 to l.lttle corotlll BE'ach. up ex Coun~y_ loll free nurnbcr 11 MOBll.E home wllh cabana $400 per mo. Summer. or Brand new w/e.11 the goodies S4().l.2'l(I.) e.nd lots of Blau on to the S250 mo. }'('!U'ly. Avail June ~!t:r.ll tlle 1nore Uve on lhe * • * =~~~k~ iBA.Ne;:;l M='H~~~S.:Ow ~2nd=·~&l6--0=~11=1. _____ 1 tIORVATH REALTY NEWPORT BAY bltlns, f\amlshrd. Near M9.)I 2Gth ~ Junr 3rd * OCEAN Vu llome. F\llly Ask for Dave OOWlOUSE ewrythina $18,500. 67$-2840 at·lhe malnl'd pool, 3 Br, 2 Ba. 2 675-1972 494--0615 New 2 BR pvt beach 12x60 Star rnobUe home. Xlnt ANAHEIM STADIUM trptc, washer. dryer. refri1. BEACH DUPLEX Adull• Sli,500 615-0723 cond. Awnfna, ca..nnrt. trot! xtra lg. ga.r w/elec. dr. DELIGHTFUL Bays Ide •--•na ..• __:. ...... M ~ be 2000 State College Blvd., Crpts, drps. Ute $475 673..m.Ji Strptl to ocean • $77 .500 Vtlla11:e Npt Sch 20x!I u~ '""' ~· ..,..,_,_ u... AMhelm l BR 2 BA ho\ 5 APTS. 2 LOTS Mobile ' Ho~ $1 6' 5 0 0 . moved. 11~ ~r loCMln-Y!OUNG n~/Nple \.vant! honw. Ple11sc call 642-5678. r,xt 314 kneed nntlo.' ~d:t~IB :: Xlnt lncome _ $95,000 S'l'5-6T43 ~ w ,.,.,,,to. · fntg. n<.:n ewport area. 3 to claim your tickets. <North $325. S ,.{. H ~ NEWPORT BEACH <8 x 411, t BR, awnlni1 * BEACH BARO•tN * ~kn~~~o Ulumt. No ~rty ~ou rm number la 'USK ; ;R wydo~ 21, BA • ~~======~ REAL TY 675-1'42 Shag thruout, drps. $187~. Oftt1.ch 100 yd11, lo~at lot RESIOF.:NCE or unltA San ~ * * "'ear a11rl\ie. "View. $500 -I .".::'6:::27"'-'N.::e:::w:z:po:::•c;1_,0::;l.::"'.::1-,_. :.:N.::.D'....:... ·l---.::*..:"'::05-5.::::7114:::...:*:_ __ , tt'nt on l'Ofllt STGOO. S700 Juan, or Dan& Polnt. Prine. 81lboai Pen1n1ula lea8C. Owner. 49S-36.~. Newport Be•ch JIILLSJDE home-Arehltecl NEWPORT RA\' BEAUTY do1vn. Bargain ye! PLUSH. only. Morn/lo.le eve 1, NEW 2 BDRM. rcnr unit, Colof'll galore! $.SS.900. 192'72 494-1177 Anytime ""orcht•s tcr Ln. 962-oo&i BEAUTIFUL locritlnn Huntington Harbour SOlJTif LA!Jt:N"/\. 1 block -lo hf•erh. N1•\\•)y l't'ITIOl!1•k'fl LOVtLY 4 BH. w11!crf1'1~111, 2 J~!rtn , hunily mi. lnrgc dest111, custom built, 4 2 nr 2 BA sundeck, pvl bch Extra den, sundeck & !H7-1827 Balboa Pcnln. Bayfi'Onl dlahwlllher, bllns. $ 2 4 o. S0,_1FRSJ-;-f niodt·I, Jlnrhor yean old, 4 BR. 2 BA, M5 Adult ptlf'k. 540-.1672 ca.l'l)Ort. S.ts.21~7 Turn them Into cl\!h 5Bk, 4-BA, pier, float, avall £pen $11.t A SUn 'm7 Acacta. By owner, \Vt-ekend OPEN drck w/oce-an vlrw. Guciit --'--------llOUSF.. 31117 M ! RI ra I Apl. $62,500 flrm. By riwner. 846-2439 Call 499-1204. Woul rl ron· A good want ad 18 a iood ln-sider summer rtnlals allO. ....,,,.... cu.'<Srnro . . . . . . &<2-5618 1 Vit'\v llo1nrR, by Owner. 15 Catalina Dr. N!J. OPEN Rx-35 TERRA Crul8er, com· BAYSIDE Vlllaat-Newport. "Wt'ed It & Reap'' mid June-July 28. AlBo Sept. llave 110mettdng you want to llR, 3 BA, be1u1t decorated, DAILY -Owner 543--0272 plett hftlh, gOOd coOO. $560. ~31'; 2 br, 2 ba, Ov>ice .t'rom trc11u~1 to truh \Vkly, 673-2039 1ttl1T Claatfted Ml do it fee IAn<I, $83,900. 644-5309 Sell Idle ltem1 . , . 6'2-5678 <:ll."h, 642-7135 location. Owner. 675-1069 CALL Dally PUot Nel!d a "Pad"T Place U adJ well • call NOW 60-5678 . • , ' •• • ....... _ • • VISIOD· • S.turdo!. MOJ 26. 1973 DAil V l'ltOT !rt]"! __ .... _ ..... _ ... -~JrtJ~• I ._._ ...... J!tl . 1-1---... -·11 I~ [ ... ~ . ............ COME SEE WHAT A. REA.I. GARDEN APARTMENT LOOKS LIKE --- llko llvlnv in • homo fw $162.50/mo. We offer Peace & Quiet, 2 BR., l'f.t ha., 2 parking spaces, prlv. patios, rec. areas. No chlldrcn or pets. I ·A.-'p_i._u_nt_u_m_. ___ 365_ A.pt. Unfurn. 345: A.pt . Unfurn. 261 j Costa Met.11 Huntington 8Hch 'N1wport S..CI\ J ;;;O;::;N;;;;;;;B;::;E;;;;A;;;;C;:.;H :;;! '!~~~=~:" I ' BR. tl\l"1-·"' untun.. on the bay Co\'t'red Parlung. L • r It c ! I.u~ury npnrtmrnt livloa: lft'RlNI . Puol. Saun3;S and nvt•rlouklni;i: lhc-"'Sier. r~- ltt't·re-110011 Roon1. joy $750,000 hcallh spa.-,7 HUNTINGTON ~11•inuuln~ pools, 7 lighted PACIFIC h·nnis oourt~, plus miles al i1i<'y1.:lc trailM. puulng, 11huf.. Ucbonrrl, croquc.>l. Junior l's 711 OCl:Ar\ A\'t'., 11.B. t714l ~14..'\7 Ofr. open 10 a!n-6 pn1 Daily \\'JLl.J,\111 \Vt\LTl;!tS CO. WAITING LIST OPEN for I. tor 3 BR Apt a l thf" VILLA YORBA fro r11 S1R9.50 monU1ly: also 1 anr1 2·bcdroon1 plans and 2-slory 10"'" house~-Eire· hie kitchen:1, privatf" patios or h::ilconif''l, l'1'rl)C'liri,;, clra· p1'rle.!1. S11h11•r1·a1M'.'an park- in~ 11•ilh l'll'\llltOl'S. Opt ional maid s1'1v1.·c. Just north of fashion Island nt Jnn1horet" ' ;ind Sun JUfVl\lln. llills lloacl. 1' Tl'lephonc 1n·U G-H-1900 fo1· rt:nla.1. ,lnJlarmalion . ! EXCLIJ,SIVE BIG CANYON L u.:ury Go,( Course Apartments N1':\\1PORT H1':ACl l $fl'!i . $730 Phone 714/644-0509 ' ' GRANVILLE Ho1ni>/ Apts. !rvhll' CC-Fashion Island I !01:. C'Jubhou.-w privlgs-pool. : HIOO ~'I· IL rull 1nain-! lt'lllUK'l'. Gu1u~I G: at c . I Privacv. l.caSt'. Acl111t.~ only, No ~tS. $550. 645--018.1. J Nl'IV 2 BR. Crpt/rlrps, NEW deluxe studio 111)1, I l>lk • ~ h I r 1 M ·, '"I>. to oet.•1111 or bay, 3 BR, 21 ~ • "!!; 1v~ ir, 1'p . ...,, .liff -I I ,11 ••·7 BA, 2 BR, 11~ BA. frp c., -"'"''' ' dsh1vshr, garagt'. Rl"ail im- 2 AR. '.l B,\, $210. 1\dult n1cd for ll•ase. ~a l 822 \V. Pnolsidt• Gart!C'n Runi;:nl<nv. Blilhoa Blv(I. 01,._,n Fri thru N.•ar oc1•an. Frph·. 1.rg ?\ton. t213l 476-67&.1 UIS. X.JIHJ2.<,9 p:uio. G Pooli;. Saun;i. Ten-~PLUSH 3 BR APT • 1 Pool. VIC'\\'. Fon1ust11• Re(• LnG 2 Br. S!udio, I\., Ba. F ·ilol •·· ii N •· • S157.JOtrno. t.1arried t•plt'. 1 aci cs. ~ut y. 4'\\" "' • t·hilcl ak. No pets. 842--1349. ln1nlli.Culate. Yenrly least'. , Prine. only. 5-18--0751. I J BR. 2 ba, <'rpls, dra, bltins, no pets. $275. mo. IC'ase. 673-2370 LUA'URIOUS "TOWERS.'' ! BAYVIEW, 2 BR, 2 BA. I boat sllp1avall, 673-7379 1 Laguna Bueti Newport Heights J. bAGUNA es!al~ ·living· o,. ~ --,.,.T· ...,...IGHTS r R<'rt>S · of garden~. \\/lde NEWPvl'> nc '· ocean vie\\cs. LgC'., <'Ustoni ·Alfe'IL-Large· 2 IMd-I decorator apls. F rp_ l c ~. . room, bulltin kitchen, I close to beach. S\\•11nnuni:: dlihwalher w/w car· l f)()(}] soon. 2 BR .. 2 bath.~. d · ' I od · Only 3 apls. at $150 10 $6.'10 pets, rapes, c os ga· 111 on 1 h I y , incl. utlL rage. $250 p e r mo. Considerate adults. 494-46.-l..'\ Adult1, no pets. REAL· or your brokt'r. TORS 642-4353. CHOICE 1 san Juan Capistrano OCEANFRONT 2 BR, 2 BA, apt, .J. yr tsc. ~lalul'(' ;1t1ults, no pcls. La_guna Lklo, 31T:l5 Coast _Hwy .. Soulh l..aj,'Una. Mesa Verdi 2 BR, l Bf\. Conrlo. priv launrlry nn. g&r, sv.•im pool. $200. mo. 1 child, no pets, ,,...,,., Apts., Furn. or Unfurn. 270 _, - • ,J I 'I :i ' I r •J.t1.::~. . . --. ~--...... • '.J11o'~w~·.Ulll\iill'.1~rt~B~01~Cll~=iU=~~-~IJi'fU""~~l~:.~..,2!f~JJl!N~oo·;_~;rt~lo~l"'~=·:rr;~;;;~;rr;~;;~;~1 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~l~, ..... ~lj~ l~~~~~j '-----''---~ .~ ~--.. ~ , ..... ,.,~·-11!11 ..... · ,,._ ]~ [iiiiii-iii 1111~----;;· ·~1 !;· ijiiii-.. ---~.::1-J'Apfl.,JF~uT--!or!.~~~-~~~"""-~~..!!..~~~~10ffl ;;;;;-;;::Renl:;::"=~;;;;;;440 -500 "-C'-odtl 550 [,..:;;...,.--._-,..-.. -~j'r-1 (In Newport Beach) This weekend Is BAYWOOD APARTMENTS' GRAND OPENING. \ Well, actually it11 be more Informal, rustic, leafy, and breathtal<ing than a usual "weekend-given-to- epartment·huntlng" Grand Opening. Please come. Don1 wear your best clothes. You mey decide to hike a bike trail. ~,l?J have children, bring them. welcome. If youVe never seen your kids in the mldst of wild flowers and small creatures in a nature canyon park, bring a camera. Feel at home here. • -..:-,..~ .. ti you're a prlvacy-lovlng adult searching for a home that Includes woodsy paths, sunr~ open spaces and a curiously nostalgic bridge, bring your checkbook. Whoever you are, a family group or adult. Baywood apartments and townhouses wont disappoint you. You11 see. · Whatever your lifestyle, ii probably includes celebration. At Baywood, It's sure to. The recreation center was made for fun. Superbly. Huge fireplace. Pillowed conversation pit. Billiard and' card rooms. Dance area. Lounges. Complete kitchen fecifitJes. Wet bar. A neat 'Player piano. A table for two here and there. Even more charming than tts picture is the bridge. Same with the sunny patios and balconies. Two pools-one a junior olympic size-the other Jacuzzi- equipped for adults. The randomly placed barbecue pits are handy. Convenient mini-laundry centers sided by fenced tot lots. Yes. Be practical. Check into the schools, shopping conveniences, Newport Center within walking distance, freeway accessibility, bay and beach adjacency. All the features thoughtful apartment-hunters think through. Cl osets, bulk storage, carports. room sizes, calibre of appliances. 1 bedroom average: $230 2 bedroom average: $295 3 bedroom average: $345 2 bedroom townhouse average: $350 3 bedroom townhouse average: $410 sales dfice open 10 a.m. lo 6:30 p.m. dail~ telephone : l714J 644·5555 SA"11A A"14 FJIV. ~-S4"1 JOAQUIN Hill$ ~0. P.lClflC C04Sf HWY. owned and managed by 1HE IRVINE a::MW« I· ......... m ,._ ... Unfurn. m • • * FOUND larp alttted male . _L~ Cool• -Coolt -PRJiSTIGE Barry Faw eat, .,., olrlped, 4 --"' ..., . .. ...... ,. Ol'l'ICES 17U Plau del Sur I MobJ1e Part. Cotta Maa, :!.:~ ::!.,,., ~ -· :: ' ' EL PUERTO MESA FOR BETTER· r...-:::::::..~~ ADULT LIVING -FO:LESS e 1 Ml. to Beoch 5130 ... All UTlUTIU PAID 1 & 2 BDRM'S. • Sun Decks & P1tlos e C1rpet1, Or1pe1 • L .. d, of Perking • G1r19•1 -Pool • Roe. Room Furn. & Unfurn. Av•fl. 714 / 646-6505 1959 MAPLE 'STREET, COSTA MESA Also G1r1ga for Rent ~Val~, Beautl-n-1~-C• -~1 MC-68(1. Owner please~ ht ........... , ...• 1• M bulktinC around ~ -; ' ~._ cl&lm. No pell allowed ~ tw .... -· ·-···· 1n nr# • You are 1ht winner a( hett' ,..,.... ,,........, ............ 1M lloOr, 3.000 .....,.. tee~ TWO FREE TICKETS . -'''"""" ·· ····• '" will dJvide into unalltt FaUNO ama1 male ~ ~ ""'""' ........ ;eM offices. 50c -r -··-to the .. , ....... ft ..t.... ~ ..,. Mi. ...... -"' ~ ~--•--~· C 1~-1 uan...,. --(SiDQ.iJJ'e _,_..,u.n. .... · ·····-·· ta r~. lnc.iudn carpets. ~rnim • RVf"T1 • type). One complete bent ........ •",,.,...... ........... , .. drapes, all utWUet, ja,nl-MOBILE HOME SHOW ear. Vic. of Adama A Meaa .__ ,,,...,. ............ "' · ~·'l u.~"-M 26 '*"'•trlel '",.ny .......... UI t.or service . .....,. _...,.. a.y th thru June 3rd Verde Dr. Eut, C M . Wh .., ..... ....... ......... 1rt Stovall tn4J 832-5440. •l the 5ST~6 M"'IM M•rMl"Trtll., Part;s .. 111 ANAHEIM STADIUM . MHlll•lll. Dfttn •• _,, .... 114 FOUND Slame9e kl t \ e n Ora .... C•. Pro,...ty . . . . . , .• 114 ORANGE Co. 2000 Slllte c.olle~ Blvd., vlcllrlty Shakey'• PI z t a °"' .. ''1" ,.......,., ....... 1" Anaheim p lor N n·--'" •-11e1. "'"'"' o,_ •..... * Al RPO RT le ll' , ewport pcau.;J1, a NI ....... IU111f191 , ....... 1H P ue call 60-56'18, ext 314 Contact ShakeY'• fer tn-... , ••••t. w.,. .............. 114 3 mt.rt law firm has space to claim )'OUr tickett. (North . ,fonna2'"'Ctio"'°n.= ~'-:;"!,-=-avail in Its new, atlraf..-tlve County loll free nwnber ta ;:;: Ir------~ iuite tor eocmorny minded 341)..J.m,) FND: 2 ca.ti, both alt~ I I~ """''" a"'-Fum/ * • * male1. 1 ~-lone ba.ired f'Nncill ... ~.g ,..,. .... .,.. un-orange-white, other short . film, all suvices av..U. Al..LEVlATE anxietln, fMn, haired ll"PY tl&tt. Vic: I'--------' 8ll-3822. auiu. Be healed throush Mesa Or &:: Nev.p:irt mYd ,,,,..... °""""""" ... · · .. · .. • OF . FICE SPACE B\lllfftlve meditation cau c M 828-1283 1nin-w•~• ............... 211 ~~ . . . . 1w.._, ~tty ...... an . TRI-cok>~ male ~t 1",,.._., wlfltW ............ sa Newpx1 Beach, buildtna; L-bl -1. M9IM'I' .. &AM ............... ,.. overlooks Balboa Bay. ---------, Hound wearillg uo::&V)' a"" MtMy w1111M ................ · ue Prime &rea. Vlrlous me r lit.I leathe• oollar with brok•n .....,_ T~•• -· ...... "' suites, rent ot lease. 3700 ,..... rope, viclnity Bolaa & Newport Blvd., NB. Mgr. ~------~·;;~ Springdale, H.B, 892-3840. r,------,11 &l 675-1220. FND small short legged Rental• ,-sro~·n dog red collar vie. L------..J FULL SERVICE Penon1l1 530 Newport 8ch off ft.1acArthur Weatcliff Building ----------neu Blrch s 3 3-s o 8 4 , ~ ... fVnlltMll .... · · .. · · .... * Corner Westclif( Drive & * • * 847 7588 aft 6·30 . ,., .. , i111t\u'll, ................ * R L. dd -· M-f.,,,., ., lllllU'11. , .•. , Ill Irvine BJvd., New po r I Ou.rt E 1 FOUND _ yau11g white ~rn1111wm1 t11m ••.•..•... su Beach. Mr .• Howard 1819' Gl•cltr Court ctnMmi.tum11 11n111"'. , ...... m M5-61.0l female k1tt~r'i (Must go) c.wdf, him. or IH'll11r11. , ....... m · Fount•ln Vallty, C•. Vic. of Albert & Orange, 't•WllhMIH '11"'· .............. m -~=~ -- REASONABLEleaRe, 92708 Cos ta .Mes a Bef . ~::::=.~~r~':"Or'"U;,fUri.:·:: !!: Apta., Summer Rent•la 420 Newport Beach. Good loca· You are the winner of 9am~r::aT D11p1u .. fu!'I\, ................ su Furn. or Unfurn. S70 tk>n, ample parking . TWO FREE TICKETS GENTLE white German =':..,"fu",,.~·or·Vr;t~;,;:·:::: = ----'-'--''---'-""-..C.O IBAYFRONT Balboa Penln. 5 Professional suites, 900-1900 th Shepherd. A young well lov· ""'-"'"'· .................... Ml Cott• Meaai Br. pier & slip sleep 14. &q rt, air cond, crptl, drp&, Southtr'"n c.'1~-1. ed pet. Vic of Talbert & A,t, ""'11"'· ................... ~ 1 ::..;.;..-'-"''------I Weekly June: sm>. Ju1y cleaning. AU utll incl. '""" . 11 .-,ti., t11r11. w 911t11m. · ......• i;r; i· 6G-7374or 6'e646-0351 MOBILE HOME SHOW warner. Fountain Va ey. lt•l'M ........................ 4lii THE EXCITING $400, Aug: $500. 673-0055 ot 963-2418 1•111 & hlN · · · · · · · · · · • · • · • · ._ PALM Ml!SA APTS. 11) 682-0150 0~1cts AVAIL NOW. Vic May 26th ••-· J"-3rd I =~==-----~. H.i .... M11t1• .................. 411 .,.~ uu" _,.. BI.DND cockapOo pup. Red 11 .... 1 .-.ma .................... 411 ?.i~o~~~· 2:!~. s:c~':1· :~~r:. ~~~.s~~iJol &R$1~~~~ ANAHEI~ 1rTADIUM ~'!i:_eW/~~ J:!!:·a:.h2864& ~!~ ... ';.·':. ·:::::::::::::: .. Unbelievably larEe apts, Newpt Sch $200 wkly. Rm. $300. ample park 2000 State College Blvd., ;;;'64't.3.s73 eves .,, .:':~!. 11r :~,·:::::::::::::: !..; huae pool,. Ja<=Uz::i elect bit· 613--0473 space. Suitabel Dr. Dent. Anaheim Ottk• ••Ill .................. ... Int, ohag -•·, -,, l&UM SECLUDED N-" p 0 r t RJtr. ft.1ed Lab. Account, Please call 642-5678, ext 314 CLUTCH Purse with 1,~r111 lt•l•I .. · ............ ~. .... ~ ..... ., ..... etc. 642-1272 to I I prescription glasses 19th St ... rll• ........................ "" etc. Adulta, no pets. Island. summer rentalA, c a m ~ur ticketll. (North Co M · · 1t9111111 w1111M ..•.••......... 464 SINGLES From $150 available now. 673-62.lO, PRESTIGE OFFICES County toll fn!e number is sta esa, 548-9.187 a.ft. MLu:•H•-• •~1111 ........ .u 1 BEDRM. From $165 r..1lke. CZ13l 377-4640 collect. New prof'! bldg, Fountain 540-1.220.) c15'"'ffN'~·~m~.;edJ;;;;1'manre<llr------~ 2 BEDRM. From $185 Valley. $250 per mo. lnclds * * * FOUND medlwn small red ~ Unfum Aptll A· .. all From $10 OCEANFRONT, wkly 6003 recept,. rm; rec e pt ; V'ETERANS female puppy, % golden I Arvw>uneemenll I od to $15 LESS. Seel 8"'°R reba, lhlBR6 4ap5t. Scan< 2•7d answer'g service. Secretar-Earn $4.58 to $7.00 ~r hour retriever. Vicinity Corona .- You're rlaht, they're wider-...... """--"';.., · -• ial service avail. Ph: guaranteed by "!\l~ your del Mar 673--0363 l'-------.J priced! 1561 ?.teaa Dr. "~~· 847-8989 '962-8955 A .-.nt soo (5 blQ from Newport Blvd.) NEWPORT Beach, brand or· • G.J. Benents wh e at-SPAYED fem dO&', 7mos., c:~ T111n:.;i;;·M1;.;.erlu111' ses -.•~ --. new, 3 BR, near n~ .. & 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB tendin&' Santa An& Colleae. fox terrier mix, wh w/blk L .. 11 N•llc" ........... sit ~~ ._, C&ll now -face &r ean, vie Arch Beach $140 & Up llo213",~~; ~t ·slJp, 13"0·wk. l9110; 1214,.'1$ & 54"'-aq. fl. 547 ~ Ext Ht. '·-·•• 494~' ....,......,... Amp 1 e pr kg. U t 11. -;i;;ou.r.: -370· • ""-&----..... l BR..~~" •UNF E Bauma:ardner No. 104 . FUU.Y LlCEN'SED FOUND bike vi c inity' ,p-.. •lo 11•1 r u.n.r.~. "' -B ACON Bay, 2BR, 2 BA, S4l-5032 * SPIRITUALIST * Sandcutle & Se acres t , .,._,_ You Bet it's underpr\ced! pf1 beach, tenni!, summer ""''="=---~~~olSpiritual read1 .. -10 am-10 Corona del Mar, 64-4-$19 !'·--------' That's why these 1pts. woo't $1O0 O p e r mo , DESK space available $50 u,." Jut Jong, C'pts. drps, stove 67$-1748/&G-1329 mo. Will provide furniture pm. Advice on all matten. FOUND precnant cat Vic. AllM tr•n11111rt•1T9tl ............ m & rolrig. Lots ol ~ SUMMER rental, Ml··.,· n at $5 mo ..... _,_,..., .. service 312 N. El Camino ReaJ, San Santa ~belle rl Santa Ana ~~.,, •,•,•., ...................... 5!! e·--·· .,., ,..."' .. "'"'& Clemente. 492-9136, - ..................... s ... 111.wn. Covered garages . Viejo, 4 BR. comp. tum. i,ii available. 17875 Beach Blvd. 492-!!034.. Ave, Costa Mesa. 548-1729 Tnvtt ................... 541 Adults, no pets. 2020 Fuller-price to right party. No Huntington Beach. 642-4:rll o==::,o:""~------I OLDER Great Dane ton Ave, Cl blk E. of New· snwkers, no pets. 83(}-1921. Business Rent•I 445 PROBLEM Pregnancy. C.On-Brindle fem. f)ld Vic. '·i------~~ port Blvd. & 1 hlk. So. of f id en t , s Y m pa th e t I c Irvine & MeM Dr. 557-7861 L.Dlt and found I Bay CM ) 642-8690 LIDO Isle, 4 BR, 3BA. home * * * l'.!I"Cgnancy counseling. Abar-' · · · July Sl200, Aug, Sl'100, days d N ff lion & adoptions ref. FEMALE Great Dane -Vic. JC--------' * CASA VICTORIA '* 962-13S6 e4-es 675-8766 How•r e APCARE S42-4436 Santa Ana &. Del Mar. ~Hiid 1r~.!.. BR:.!'1"1 &D/UWntumTV, NR oce~. & channel, 38R, 1939 Bey Side Drive H 0 Fawn. 54!r-0223 Lo•t .. "~ ... •.d_•.1 .. ::::··· .".'. ·. m ......,.~tll, ..., .. pes, • 2BA -•~ kl D Corona del Mar, Ca. MOSE XU AL I N-PUPPY Germ Short ant. Pool, etc. Come by In-• ~4''-' w Y· ays FORMATION -an quire about our Move-in 6T:r5366, aft 5, 548-3226 You are the winner at Gay Switchboard Hotline Hair? vie. Dana Point Tues. 1~ Allowance, 525 Victoria St. 2BR. SUMMER RENTAL TWO FREE TICKETS <n4) 642-4253 or 833-0238 eve. 496-2123 · after 5 PM. I Instruction , ~ at Harbor, C.M . 642-8970. Corona dcl Mar. to the PREGNANT! Think i ng Wl:IITE cockapoo Pu P PY 'I 1.------~· Huntington Belch 83J..1Qn pr 673-3121. Southern Califomia abortion? Know all the facts Fountan Valley are a, OCEANFRONT 1 Br. apts. MOBILE HOME SHOW first! Call LIFE LINE_ 24 531-3221 sc:llMh • 111•tr«'I*" ........ ns Nr. Balboa Pier. Low week-May 26th thru:June 3rd hrs, 541-5522. SMALL black kitten with Tll .. lrtcal ...... -··" ........ SM LA QUINTA HERMOSA Spaniflh Country Estate Uv- lng &: Spacious Apts. Ter· raced pool, sunken gas BBQ. Unbellevable Living. 1 BR. UNFURN $165 1 BR. FURN $185 2 BR. FURN S215 AIL trrILITIES PAID Adult11, No Pets (4 blks S. ot San Dlego Frwy on Beach, 1 blk W. on Holt to 16211 Parkside Lane.) CTI4) 847-5441 1 BR. Deluxe. Adult pool.side garden bungalow, near ocean. Frplc., lrg patio, 6 pool1, sauna, tennis. $160. 84&.-0259. Newport l!Nch OCEAN VIEW: modem, all electric, crpts, drps, bltns, ~cony, pool. 1 BR., furn & unfurn. Lealle. Adults on1y. MaITai Apts. 1510 W. Bal· boa, N.B. (714) 675-4230. \\'INTER, Summer. Yrly, Anita'11 Rentals, Bkr, 2005 W. Balboa Blvd, 673-2008. ly rates. 673-4928. at the ALCOHOLICS Anon)1IllOUS. flea collar on Avocado St, ~------~r:/2 ~~~ J~}~xmi~ A:4s!t~Meo~J:0~~d~ :~~ao:4~7:1bost°! M::_re ~~:~~Setter. I s.mcnanc1Rep.n Jr:cl mo. Aug. S1500. 67l-8886. Anaheim YOUNG COUPLES I&-35 + O'\l;,-o;r.ll ·~ Please call 642-5678, ext 314 p--•-BIG ~ar. $50 Weekend: SlOO to claim yuur tickets. (North ,......,..., or meet cpl to cpl FND: Siamese kitten 34 mos s.,.., ... , 01r.:11ry •............ 6Cll week: S250 mo. 2 Sty. home. 1 County toll tree number is Call "Leah" 2-8pm. 539-3344 old. Vic 19th & Center C.l\1 Moonndgo. 4~9127 540-!ZlO.l SWINGING SINGLES 645-67'6 0 C EANFRONT d t C FN'°"DO.:.:"'---~---Job w1111..r, wi. ........... JllCI ecora or • * * all "Leah" 2-8 pm. 5J9..3122 . Shutters Coast H wy. Job want..r, Potm1I• ... .. 102 'urn 2 b' Av.'·1 July woek· 492 ~1 JH1 w1111..r, M&~ 1""' I Zl3 m· ""°'" ' 145 E. 18th St, C.M. Suitable Socl1I Clubs 535 ~ H•l11 went..r, M&' 11. y, : -;J\IOO for stores or o(c's. (al 684 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\MALE Weimaraner. Vic. or LARGE 4 BR, 3 BA, FR, s/f, $190/mo, (b) 362 s/f, !" T"'O Guys Dept Store, H.B. ,-------~ ~~~ o':°:~th~~~ heh, ~f ::!: ~~J .s.1069 R e8~ri LD~~v~~ DISCOVERY ~::190 sss I ~· I/~ J V1c•tlon Rent•I• 425 Estate, 548-1168 PROF'ESSIONAU in a field L. ______ ..J. l" '"l'he Factory" hall Shops of Amateur ?o.1atchmaken . LOST Adams & Magnolia Antltfts • •• .. • . ............. IOI LAKE Havasu City, 2BR. Avail • Ideal for bookstore, <Est. 1966). a/c home, fully turn, % leather shop, etc. Startin& (714) 83.>.Ql85 (213) 387-3393 mile from lake by day or lrom $110/mo. 425 30th St., week. aft 5pm, 586-2543 N.B. 673-9600 Rent1l1 to Shire 430 sro-"":;:R:,,E:::,::.good="-1oc-. -nr-.~N-'pt Post Ofc. 940 Sq. Ft. $250 mo. Also avail adjoin. 1350 shop, Agt. 646-2414 'PARTNER' INTROD. Per90na1 Service. Low F~ 543-1479 or ~12n Lottlnd-I~ H.B. area, sml black male AP1>1!•11C" .. .. ... .. .. .. .• . .. • • m dog w/white chest chin & AlldlM · ...................... ICM !mt r I •t~ l • hair l1llllllnt M11 .. 11~ ........... ... ee . " =· ength . c1m.n1 & 1111llNfttlllt , ......... .. S25 re"'8J'd for return ~11mltwre · ..................... 111 962-3101 " O•r ... ~i. .................. 112 ==""~--~~---IHMllhtllll o.Nt .............. eu LOS'l· flfewport Heights area , .... ry · ............ · .. · ·· .... ''' mal ABBYSINlAN t' Mktlln..,. ..................... tl• e ca . M/IClll•-• ............... , 111 Color & markings a r e MllUll•n-• wantM ....... nt same as m 0 n t 1 M11tk•I ln11,,.m .... 11 .......... m lio u a n Otfic• ~wn111,..1e: .. 111, ......... 124 n/couga.r. Had collar & l'MillOl/0'11•11• ................ n• SGL girl will shr fantastic house nr ocean, CDM, w/same. Pvt BR & ba. 6~1Zll. lif:>-1017 STORE/otflce nr. N'pt. Post Office & Greyhound depot. J\1ALE Room mate to share 3 587 Sq. Ft. Sl.60 l\1o. BR house, nr 17th Ir. TusUn, Agent 64&-2414 ID tag. Generous reward. s ... 1111 Machi--............. m Found (Ir .. Id.I 550 642-73;8 ......... -. . ... ···········• •!! lwl. It" 1urlftl, llr .. , .. ,, , In ----------"SUZY.. Bluepoint (gra ) 5••1H1 ......................... ,. Cl\f. Age 20-35. College stu-CUTE ADOBE HOUSE, 1000 dent OK. 548--0072 aft 6 * * * Sr ' . ly TV, 11:11111, ffl·PI, SI-., ... U1 amete weanng jev.'e ed -==-=-=.:~=-=:.::.--1 sq fl, adjoining busy comer, ~ NEW in area, graduate stu-Costa Mesa. 645-2020/642-6560 I & dent desires roommate, n1ale CdM, llc/n. 2.4M/Boor x 3 . ,-or female, lg 2BR, 2BA tU. $1200, 675-7651 (24 hr) lf.Ni.B~.f,alf'-ti5;,&16-P';;'~75~7,;;;;;;--;;l~2~411~C~•~H~wy~&~M~a~c~Art~h~"'· 5~1'tEE Ap~1$r H~u~M~ lndustri•I Rent1l 450 Lloyd Anderson 3101 W. Cit Hwy Newport Buch, Calif • You are the winner of TWO FREE TICKETS silver collar strayed trom Avocado St, C.M. V/ed.lr,------,l~ 642-8828. Rtward. hts Ind Suppin. ~ LOST, lrg lite beige & wht male cat. Vic: Brookhurst & ,_.., o-•' .................. tst Rooms 400 * * * John B. Kutcher• 2750 Hlghl•nd Way Laguna BNch, Ce. 92651 You are the ~'inner of TWO FREE TICKETS to the Southern C•ltfornie MOBILE HOME SHOW Pi.iay 26th thru Jwie 3n:I et the PARTNER Lie. Bu.sineS!I Call '836-1194 or 548-1479 I-"EMALE roommate over 24, to share with same, lge 3 br. 2 ba npt..1..-b]~_to beach, 613-5950 or 61~. * WANTED Male to share 4 Br h.se, Jl.B .$80/mo. Quiet. ft.1ature. 96~. ~2997 SHARE part of my beaut house to responsible person, S. Lag Sch. 499-1768 eves. to the Southorn C1lllwnl1 NOW LEASING MOBILE HOME SHOW Huntington Be•ch May 26th thru June 3rd NEW M-1 at the 940 Sq, Ft & Up ANAHEIM STADIUM Hamilton & Newland 2000 State College Blvd,, 646-0697 or SJ3.(fi19 Anaheim ~!""'~~~""""""~"' IPlease call 642-5678, ext 314 1300 sq ft M-1 space, w/tront to claim your ticket.'!!. (North offices, lrg rear door, $1!ll County toll free number is mo. 1781 Whittier St, CM, 540-1220.l 646-5033 days, 646--0681 eves * * * Adams, HB, Reward , c111 ........................ lft 963-4846 Dltl• ....... ' .... " ... -• . .. . : . . U4 Pl1ll .......................... W FML Iri11h Setter. needs Nm. ........................ •N medicine, vie Wallace & Ll-i.ck ...................... ue Placentia, CM. 5 I 2 4 . ~2932. 1.--1 -----,1~ FM Poodle possible mlxture. .::-ts l!ftd t,f blue plaid collar v•ith '72 Equipment N'pt Bch lie tag &:: flea tag. Re\lo·ard 64&-29ll Oftw•t . .. .. . ... . . ........... ,.. ,::::::.:==~"'1---· IM!t, M11111.1S...-.k• • , •.. , • . Ml SMAU.. white teddy bear 1 .. 111M1r1rt1 s11u111 •.....•.... ,.. Lost 5/13 Re lll'd' . IMh, ,_., ................. '°' • W , IMl1, ll:lnt/Cll1r1., .......... .. 842-5061 a .. h, Stll .. .. . ............... "' LOST all I al ••• , .. 111"1~'" ' . . ..... ,,. sm em e It1sh Set-1 .. tt. ,,.... a ••• ............ tn ter named "Tasha." Call INb. SMrlf'I . .. .. . , • ti! ANAHEIM STADIUM 2000 State College Blvd., \Vom!\n will share home v.·/ mature employed woman. $80/?o.10. 54.$-4449. 6~7973 CdM Area M-1 1300 sq. ft, front oUlce, FND -brange loag haired lrg rear door. 1240 Logan cat. Vic. Marquerite A St.. SUKI mo. 646-5033 de.ya Coast Hwy, CdM, Male. \ 646--0681 evet. STh-4944 aft 6 You'll flnd It In Clauitled ~g•:-____ 45_5 -,,;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;..:.;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;._j ..____r .. _ _. __ •_tro._.JJ,l m J : Anaheim Please call 642-5678, ext 314 to claim your tickets. (North County toll tree number Is 540-1220.) * * * G1rage1 for Rent 435 ALLSPACE S.11 Storagt Mini W•rehou••• Various sJze11 from $7.50/mo. STORE ROOM 100 wq. ft of dry ttorage with l!ghlll. $15. Mo. 675-2124 ROOMS SIB wk up w/k\t $.ll Rentals Wanted 460 wk up apts. Children & pet U lock It -U keep the key. St'.'Ction . 2376 Newporl Blvd., On sHe nigrs . 24 hr. ncce"s LEASE -3 BR or larger ct.1. 548-975.5, ~3967. No move In: No move out fee home, by company eX· ROO~fS -$25 & UP. Over- looking Harbor & Oc:t>an. l,]i hlk to ocean. ~ Seaview, C<lM. LRG. Ba chelor. Ideal ror ~tud,nt. $80/mo. 2 blks besch ~ 1 adult, no pet. 53&--0065 FURN room, priv. hath, kitchen privlgs. Student or work'r girl. Nr O CC. ~2573 WANT semi-retired lady, rm & pvt Ba In lovely N.B. home, car nee. $'15. 548--6288 X'T'RA lrg room ID prlv. All r-Jec. home, Costa. Mes.. Evet1 & wknd, &f6.»12. !>uo•t' l'fom• 415 , PRIVATE room, lovtna: Clln! .l nulrlUous food. Lovcly pttlo ,near stores le park. !il0-2563 AM' fOT' )"OUng a ~ I o r dllzeM. With meal• & care u ncce~-642-6278 Need a d"f Place an ad! Sccunty PatroUP.d ti M ~ vaJ1 b'• Opc-n Dally for Inspection ecu ve. U.!I. ...., a a rr l1amilton & Newland St., HB oo later than June :lllh. 8.13-0519, U no ans, 640-0697 ~:J~~tlon open. Call Office Rent•I 440 ~N2'EO:ED='•"m'--a"r"1 '°houto--.°'E"•-,-:.,-:rd"• 3 RM deluxe suite, adj, Airporter 1-lotl'I & 0.t. a\Jll()rl Full 1ervlces, 54<:/(t., no lease req._ 2172 Du.Pont, Rm. 8, 833-3l23 8 orncE SUITE, 1700'. Crpt -air cond -PARK· JNG. 18c ft. M·l Ind. Park nr. Newpt Fwy I: Edinaer 6'75-:J601. GROUND Floor, bl.th I: )()ti of atorage, f75 mo. l&f&-B Newport Blvd .. CM 548-9700 or Evtt 644-1001 OmcE IPh~ kif' rent. Newport Beach, Wntcllff lll'efl., 1,000 IQ:. tt •• Nlup. ca ll Gene Hill, 642--0200. 800 aq.ft. OFFICE w/llv'g qtn IJ'5. Aloo eoo sq.It. ln'ORE, 115'. C.M. -%130 CM. w/fnced yard for dog. Working adult w/excellent references. 545-0048 llft. 11 AM 3 OR 4 BR unfum home 1n Newport area. Mkl.June • Sept. ht 644-1156. QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 Trader's Paradise All'CtMI ........................ t1J C1m,.,.., S1k/1t .. 1 .......... .. CJ".11&. 1111-. ICM!orn , ••••••• ,_ I IM!rle CIA ....... , ....... " • ,. lines times dollars Mtlll"" "-. ... . . ... • .... . • • .. M ... r Mlll'ft ............... t4t Tr91 ..... , Trl\t•I . , .............. 941 Trill-UlllllY ..•...•.•..• 141 AYi. S•rvlt• & P'lrl1 .• , .... t.t I AutOI for Sii• I = I ,._ ____ _, .. _ ..... -CJ!, I ::::.ic~ . .-···:::. :::::::: m I '-------------------.11 ...... 1 ................. tU .......... lltfK .. 11: ... , -. • ••• ttf SO ac. No.. San Ditgo C'tlty 15 ml. • RIJleho Calif.. (val. Sf£iO per ac) WILi trade all or part for O.C. ~ or ? . 545525 or 548-9Tt0. ooMMrilciAL "" -from at. to •t. Oote to Ontarlo Ahprt • ,,,.,..,. • Cltar. tN.cle for Income prop, o.c. 831).6498 alt 8. OWNER der\rtt exchana:e 2-4 unit buJLdhW9 In Bell for 1 or 4 'br. hoo~ ln Hunting- ton Bch. Costa Meta area. cau:m-. flA VE ptrsonAI notes &: 11toctc approx value $23,CKXI. 3 to 10% int, 1 to 2% payt for tncomoe ~rty. Mqll :lo, !U!r. -Mr. Quinn. HAVE $)) ca.rvea b I a c k Trwdll ....................... M1 JADE !Onel val _. 118 Vlftt ........................ ~ a u~ at """ L .. ••nt ................ , ,.. each. WUl trade any or all""" """k• & ~·111 ........ * tor boat .-.... ....... ..... . ......... ... • --A¥tM. I~ ............ ., m UI-AltM, = '"'' ........... ,,. M TRD small 29 Palms cabin, """' u · ...... ·· ........ "· "' oeedl little ,.~, approx. WANT AD ' I t%A. + '69 auto, radio, Ori& awn.; '73 Dodre Dart, auto. $6477. I-IA VE 1m&Jl equity In eo.rta l\1na 4 BR., pf111 den home w lpOO(. WOuld Uke travel trier Cft T 64$-4401 DAILY PILOT CALL 642·5678 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEI> ADS , 642-5678 "1972 Multi-Family Builder of the Year• _______________________ J~C.~'-'~~"""·---- Don'l ~v• "f. the ohlpl ''Ll1t" It In c mttted, Ship lo Shott Re1ult11! ~- ' I I l ' Buy a Border to ·"'""' ' ' Border r Bargain Every classified want• ad in tho DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be seen in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsracks from border to border oil along tho Orange Coast ... oil the wey from Seal Beach ' . to I. • ! • I• ·san Clemente . ~' .: ; ·; ,, You Get It All (Plus the daDy newsrack edition) For One Price With A YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO '• ' ' '. ·1.__ W_.:. __ ;;;lrsl;;; 1----1~ 1---lr5J 1~~~·~1 '-'---E"'";;;;'-m;;;;l~lflIJ;;J ,_ .. __ ...,_,_...;,~· ~:.r -ll -ol J ;;;;;:;;;:1 -Holp\¥•nted,MAP71 -Lott SSS 8'tby111ttnt P•llot Holp Wanted, M & F 710Melp Wanted,M & I' 710 Help W•ntod, M & I' 710 I ! ----------BABYSI11'£R. put dmt, LOST male Samo) ... Vk. ()f Cl!1LD CARS .. "1J -WOOD Piiio C..•rs, C>1a U..-ln . .....,. ......, °"'' CARRIERS NEEDED H 0 ME CONSULTA!IT/ Orange &. Bay, Calta P.tea. dependable A: Mtable, Qilld. Oou Lattice, Ga rd c n 30. Nt!!p!t Area &15-'16111 CUSI'OMER SERVtQ:: For MS-69'9 ttn from t '° 6. Mi-416. Structures. •'C)r APP 1 ' BABYSrmNG &: 11 t • FOR DAILY PILOT Caplatnno Villas 1.n San GOLD charm hr•u,.Jet -RELIABLE and depend&"• 649-2204 Th< Good Guy~ "°""'kee""" l % yr. boy. '""" C>pU.tnoo. E>per keepeak> -REWARD! ID -bab)'>lt"'1! In my home. Pla•1ar, P•""• Rep.Ir ..., have dUld of,......,..., M "LE OI F£1"•L£ ,,,.r.,,..., but not nooetAtl'· IRMA. 54&-2342 aft. 5 W-1630 or 64)..3180 tbrona de l Mar. 61So-0270 " ~-can 639-1000 lo r •P. ~~~~~~~~~:! BABYSJTI'ING, 24 hrs a * PATCH PLASTERING * BAKERY bel :r 1-"Po"inlm<'""=;c;"c:t.=~~---~ day. uoe..ro. Rellabl•. At· All types. F'«e •otlmat., over » yno. &rm..~;;:::: MUST BE 10 VIARS OF AOI! OR' OLDER Hotpltallty Hostess l 11 ~ J tention. Htmt. llffcb ...._ =-_,_,ean~~-~=--Balm>, 2950 Grace Lano, HAVE A Dl!PINDAllLE BIKE Sarvlca i Schools & lmtruetlon1 . Phone 963-0!8'1. P lumbfnt CM. IJ kxlkln,a foe .. 'Of'lltn to 'ftl· l ~~~-~rvlce L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Balbo• B•y Club GOOD PROFITS! d:.~. • s!;',!."",!. .. .:"""'~ 8 u s 1 N E s s ~nt Remodel! & Repaln.. Water LHle1 Spa Attendant h-.,,.•1 ~f I 575 I ' !WfGE t 'i !•j~ l \WCA MAL TRAINING scHOOL Learn Auto Tune-up CI...As.SES NOW FORMING Special smog class for niechanics 2120 Plal."enlia Ave .• C.M. Call Now_ TI4/~ Ebrontl< ·• "Tu!on.nu· t;llrilc READ1"4G • .• SPILLING MATH Free Diagnostic Testing 979-1626 llANO \\'Caving, \Ved & Fri, Creative stitchery, Tues & Thu.cs. Phone 67~ for detail!!. The Weavers, 425 '.30tb-.St. NB -------- * * * R. H. Benner 16581 Ensign Huntington Beach, Ca. You are the winner of TWO FREE TICKETS to the ~~-"'-D J Tualit I: heaters. dlsposah. f\anlcel, n..o..-.. N....,_. IMdl Ps .. ••lllO,.... JM It. ,. "'9 It, t'Xpt!T. ~........ ust have ~ ~"~· · · dshwuhrl. 64Ul63 MIC A "~ oxper . "I"' ,,..._,_ CALL M2-4321 A1k for Oary J•r,..tt oar & .,_Titer. 547-3095. I Associates. 644-1869. BIA. Complete Plumblnl 'Utt'. Must be over 21 · HOSTESS Cashier over 21. \.'. C -ir:-ce lmowleciaeable in w;e ot Help Wanted, M & F 710 Hein Wanted. M & ' 710 r... .. 8 nit., .... •-• A"•' ar,.... _,,, servtce. .-1,._1 4 sauna. Contact ......,. , . "" ... IU, s. ,. y PLUMBING REPAIR ~I 14anag COOK wante4 tor small EXPER. dlf\Mr ho u ~ e Dally, l0.30 am-lpm. &: I ::l;··· J~'S Carpet• UpbGlstery -No job too mtaD 12'11 W Coast Her, NB pre-school. Exper. prerd. Walter -Waltreal cat\llng 4:J0.-6:30pm, ~11 Casa Mex· Dn-Sharnpoo free &vtch· * * 642-3l28 * * · ~" · · 67:>-402'l fiambe. Apply ' 1 35 2 i lean Restaurant, 296 E. 17th guard {Soil Retardants). BAR MAID, over 21 for can1-Ne---rt Ave Tuatin ·~S'='=C=M-·~------[)egrenl9el'S & all color LAREL'S Drain ~eaninl:: pus beer bar we-ekenrll COUNTl:R Girl. Apply in ~t"" • • •-,. brighteners & 10 minute $9.50 • 24 hour service 833-8191 alt :>'pl.\ Aak foi perton after 1 lHll-Kentucky EXPER. Rt1taurant book-flOT_F.I~ Night Audit?" (ex. bleach for white carJ)et.. * m.86lJ * owner ' ~ H ~--~ME. ~~L'rN. Apply in ~-son, in~1e:~1. 0~M.Al3:'1~ ; j' Save your money by saving Roofing BEAUTICIAN wanted fO!' st wy, ........ "'... c ar. .l..MU ewport Ave., Tustin Dick llannan 83J..2770 i. 1 me extra trips. Will clean '-'---"-------busy salon at S Coaiit ' · llvln& rm., dl.ntng rm, & ROOFING-rock & shinaln.. Plua. Paid vac.' Ca I I • CrOll country Flbergl•ll Molders HOUSEKEEPER to live-in, ~ ! hall $15. Any rm. S7.SO, free estin"Ate. Do M: now & 546-7186. Drlwra & gel coe.ten nperienced \\'ith exp. & refa. $250. n10 fQ [' couch $10. Olair $5. 15 yrs. save. 846-JOOl J:ves. Boat Manut&cturing e F°"men Steady emploYment, Good start. $300. mo. after 90 exp. is what counts, not S lnt/Alt .. •tl·.,.., ea•'-~ ~P • M•n•-r• opportunltie:ii with r apidly days. Pvt roon1, bath &: en-~ method. t do work myself. •w llWI:~ ...., .... growtns l"OtnPlUlJI trance + color TV. No 1 • Good ref. 531~01. Al~ratlon-.,2 ,145 Helpera, Sanders, Ttalnees e Assemblera SOL CAT•u•.RANS cooking, no in>ntng, no pets. I •• .--~ Only ttlOfie \\-illing to work &: e Molders _._ l\fust speak Engl l sh . Carpenter Neat, accurate. 20 yean exp. lean1 need apply. Good • lni_,,.ton 1932 Pomooa, Santa Ana 675-3627 T I wages & benefits. ""--541-2285 l;H'°O"U'°S"EK='E°"E"P"E"R;o---al-,--NE\V, remodel, frame &: utor ng ERICSON YACHTS e Gel Rep.1lrmen . 1.."00\' es. finish, stores, oHices & All l 9rlfta cent l~tal, lull time. homes etc. Custom work. TUTORING ttrt. teacher. 540-8001 Train FLORISl', min. ' yrs. exp Good benettll. Call 642-2-110, Licensed. !l62-196L Special education $5 hr. \Ve Will \\'/fresh Oov•ers. Full lln1e. 1445 Superior Ave, Newport Cenwnt, Concrete Summer sea.90fl, After 5 pm, But Repairmen/Trne1 MacGrlfOr Y•cht Corp. Thp pny, desl&net'S ~Jon1 Beach. ~ 962-7089 Expel'. pref'd. Perm f/time 1631 Placentia, C.M. 675-6191. HOUSEKEEPER, live-in, for ~ : BRtCK veneers. Slmnpstone * Concrete A Asphalt Saw· & concrett> block fences lng. Call ·Dale After 5 pm, wroua-ht iro'.n. store front 531-1968 Cus. w<>rk. 963-1855 PATIOS, \\0alks, drives. Saw, break, remove & replace concrete. 548-8668 tor est. rt••,n••t J[ll] my. Must have short hair FOOD ser\'ices supen :ir.or 12 large home, private Laguna : ~ A dn.a recorrl. Blackie's CROSSING GUARD mo. Under r e n er n l suburb, 2 adults, all modern i l Boa.tyard, 2414 Newport Bl, CITY OF IRVINE mtpetvl.sion to be responsi· conveniences. !\tust be ~ • NB. $2.29 Per Hour ble for the operation of the dependable and capable of ! ~ 8011t Mtinufacturlng The ciiy of Irvine is presently School call.'terias to select & handlln~ \~1hen owncni • • Ex~r. Engine Man &: Hard· accepti~ applications for train personnel to assist In ll\\'ay. . "t ERICSON YACHTS guard. The_ bas!~ function equlping cafeterias. $735-Mothe1ieu hon1e In Hun-·1 FOUNDATIONS -Artistic Planter.;, concrete & brick patios, etc. Lic'd &14-0687. S IDEWALK S. patios, driVC\\'1lY3 & hrick walls. Cn.11 Jess, 557-6324 ware Man, a: Trainees. the JXJ81tton of Cf'OISing pla.nnlng, remodeling & HOUSEKEEPER. live ln tor ! j f thl ........, tion 1 to help $898 ~r month. Send writ-Un.gt.on Harbour, Prl BR, Job W•nted, M.I• 700 54G-8001 ~\~e~ta";Y'' ·1H:t'IOOi1 chfldttn ten resume to Saddle he.ck pool. Boy 12-girl 13. ?-.1ust I l B 0 0 K KEE p ER, Full cross safely at heavily Val:;rc Uni.tied Sc h 0 o I drive, refs Mr. John Givam Child C•re * * * Richard C•rter charge. Sa la ry com-tr ave I e d tntenectlon!ii. Dlll ct, l4'136 Sand Canyon 597-4371 (21.3) 592-2084 1' mensurate w/ background Guards are ~ frorn Aw, Eut Irvine. ' .. · Southern California MOBILE HOME SHOW 23972 E1llcl• Laguna Niguel, Ca. '2677 May 26th thru June 3rd CHILDCARE full or part at the time. Hot lunches, snacks -You are the winner of & ability. Apply in person, 7:4.5 M.l until approximately FORK Litt driver, start S2 ll o u s EKE E p 1 NG : 1752 L..·uigley, Irvine 4:00 Pf.f. AH nece&Saty per hr. Dcpendahle, think-AJde-Pf!rm I/time po.sltlon , BOTIQUE sa1esgir1 20/25 equipment furnilhed by the ing Individual. Apply m Imnied opening. 7 Pnki i sports\\·car, s \\' i m wear, City ot Irvine. Applications West 17th St. CM holidays, vac & sick leJLve. ~ beach area. Good persooaJ-n1ay be picked up at the FRY COOK, EXPEA:. Park Udo Flagship Conv. l it.y, train !.ot mgr, J.1ust be Irvine Police Dt-partment, Full Tlme. Must be deM A: Center, 466 Flegahlp, N.B. ; ~xp·~. 67~1569 between 10 &: ~t ~ r Sti~r=':iionot" 1~ neat. Xln't wcrklng conds. HOUSEKEEPER. babysit· : ANAHElM STADIUM ~~ s?l~ii Any age. TWO FR;;,TICKETS 2000 State College Blvd., Contractor Southern C•llfornia " needed cont.act 1.frs. JOflJl & pay. Applr, Suri & Sit-ter, live in, exp'd &: reh ; ! -BUSBOYS Gumlfio.. PUb11c lntormauon Jotn. ~.w. Cont Jiw;r .• /iB JM:f· No.!l'QOking.! 3 children. I Al:~tl:n 1::H:t1I Clerk, 834o5238. ~ ~~ tve=a~1 ~. 'J:vet. ~ :t ;;·,; od~ · Please eafi~~78. e."' a1f1 -----------'1 M0.,81'1E HOME SHOW •tqcl.:tmyoor.ticlcell.(North JACK -Ta»lane -Repair May 26th thru June-3rd O,Cnty toll tree number i.s remod., tlidit: ~ Yn exp.' at the 540-1220.) Lio'd. My Way. Co. 547--0036 ANAHEIM STADIUM O.C. Alrport Area Ow~~ C ~ SSE12N h he~~ Huntington Lanes, 1958'2 Newport&'"'~ home, aalary ~I * * * Electric•! 2(0) State C.OUege Blvd., 18700 MacArthur cu, '"'"''""• r . ..., Beach Blv4 ij,B. ~-'o'°'peS"n''-"'~~=-=~-1 N___. ... .::..._..:. start. Must be 18 A depen· ean -• 4 ' ~ · lrit ,. H. -·~-I/ti ' Babysltt"' E L ECTRICIAN, Ucented;· Please cal~~. ext 314 ~ .. !""'~ oe.cu dable. Apply -495 E. lTtb St, ... , pm'"". aJ>pO · ou--per, me , : C CM, "* tu' Jim GENERAL LABOR _, i YOUNG mother de s i re s babysitting jobs & playmates <for young son, my home, Laguna Beach. Mary, 497-2835. CHILD care -p refer children 2-5 yrs. old. My home, hot lunches, fncd yrd. CM 642-1169 PROFESSJONAL teacher will care for children. Nites days, wk~nds. 645-1057. CERTIFIED teachers wlll Car!! for your chUd in my home. 847-0U6. bonded. Small jobs, maint & to claim YoUl' tickets. (North repairs, 548-5203. C.Ounty toll free number ls J-IOMEOWNER'S electrician. 540-12'11'.!_l Air cond. dryers, r.llV, re-* * mod, etc. 545-«>27 Job Wented, F•m•I• 702 O_ard_on_l"I_,.______ NEED help at home? We have aides, nurses, A Professional, uniformed gardening team. Serving only lg estates, apt &. Indus complexes. Free est. Custom Landscape Malnt . (n4) 531.-m> "A Frank M. Nelson Co." h o u s ekprs, companions. HomemakeTS U p j o h n , 5f7-W!l. BABYSITTING, LITE HOUSEWORK IN YOUR HOMt Avallable 1111ee:kenda ootly, pleue call otttt 6 PM -· areer Secretaries DELIVERY Mon, pennanent Hunt~· Ian Be.ch 1' •,' part time for early morning Average range $500-$750. Top newspaper delivery to High I District I $. NO FEES. N.B., C.M. hon1es Jn Newport Beach. Newport Se•ch I Iniine, Orang@ & S.A. c;,jj Must have dependable car & Coit• Mes• llaa en opening for: Immediately. be reliable. ph 642-4800 Santa Ana Dupllcatktm: Clerk 1 • pp S Department Store Oranga & Irvine StartinJ< aa1 $558 mo + I • ' ' J. W. Robinson No F"'s . Woekly Payoheck •ln't bene'?tA. Hno 12 ,, Pacific P•rsonMI Newport Beach 6 Afi.t shift, Day Mitts, Znd noon-Spm .. Interested ~ Services, Inc, shifta and graveyard. pllcantl !!~u#hr the t- 500 Newport Center Dr. STAMP & COIN ten tett ~30th at J:SO Sutt~~,J'-B-DEPARTMENT • P. P.·S. ~ ~ i.r!l., .. :, GARDENER of 22 ,ears a - pertence seeks 4-5 ad· ditional maintenance Jobi. George Hampton '4 c..-;.1:· Onnae F/Tlme Salasman Pacific Po...i-·1 :o..,.-""' Eat-. • HttntlD(ton Booch. Equo1 I HOUSE a..EANING, win-.,.. S I I ·y * 519--ZilS * Vacanciea cost moneyt Rent your house, apt., store bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Sell idle Items now! Call 642-5678 NoW! EXPER. Jap&ne!M! Gardener. l it==========;[ Know bow. Trimming. dows, carpets &hatnpooed, I ~!"Equ'!!'!al~o,,"""'.,.·.,Em~ .. ·-......... IManaeer potentiaJ. E.xper. erv cea, nc. IMMED. emm avail I call btwn 9 am A 6 pm. 1 CHARGE or relief oodt neceuary. 500 Neo.vport Center Dr. toc gen'l IC'al' wuh help. 496-l864. ne@ded forntftement home. Apply in i:iei:son 10-5 pm Suit@ 900 Newport Deb App1y in penon, Lido Cu- COMMERCLU. Art atudent Pleasant work. X l n t No. 2 Fashton Id., NB 640-1970 \Vuti, it81 E. 17th St., a.ta WANT AD NOW HONORING Master Charge and BankAmericanl ·• DIAL 642-5678 Clean-up. Small landace.p- lng 968-3486. needs art e mployment. benefiU.. 540-1095 F.qual Oppor. Employer l-;iMii..._iiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliil•il Design a n d Illutration. . U Central Tow~, Orana:e 11 ~ 84&-tl.41 Clerical , DEPENDABLE d r Iver a, 547~. INSBeCTOR 1 EX PER . Ga rdener. Cleanup & Call 645-19?.0. Amerl d'an Maintenance, Landscaping. OFF Mgr/FC bkpr all acctg Gen I Ole Clark dellvuy """"", muat ~ 215 E. Commonwealth ,..,. ' & !!ee'y tunctk>na Bkkpna tra.inlnir, iood typ. CMtNB.,,....caJ.I alter 4 pm, i 552-'7964 eves & wkend:ii Jng &: 10, key addina ma-~ Suite F Fullertoa 3 Yn recent exper. In-pl'\'.IC-I chi d Lea switch-870-1833 ess machin@ ahop, lsf EXPER. Japane11e Gardener. ~·'e Want.d, M & F 710 ~-re:Wtr L. m M. OJX ""'n·.-lt:~-A---J_O ___ I_' Equal Oppor. Employt:r artldea. Productioo " flnal ~ Complete yard srv. Relia. A: Man"la-·~n Co ln 1....., Ins pit ct.Jon of machined ' neat. F?'ee est. 642-43.39. A/R-AIP derk. At least 2 E. w~u;: f .A. 'An c~ . . . , • G~ omCE Worlc ~ JMrtt. Jan't. c:o. benefits ' I Ga~n-o_r_•_I ~s~.-rv-l_c_H ___ , yrs exper .. Newport Beach OpportunJty Employ;er. Lia, Re•-a...rl A--polfting, p~. ltcrttartal. worklna: conditions. atta.s.ar,$400-$450.Call CLERK TYPIST . ,. .. ,r~-..,....-y Small, pleaaant 0111 '0 • A~"inPenton C pt I C C ~ --_,,pus Dr, N.B. Orange Co. Allport arra. ........,. • • ns •r ore ASS!' •-~ M 0 Id;,,~ Part time. I pm to 5 t;· 557-3401 M"'t be stable lady with 8 AM-11 AM Waxing & Detailing ~-M,__....., ..., u. hr BUI high Good _, 645-1791 or 646-.3S32 Foreman. Exper. pref'd, bu .... .-r~··· ...,,;JU . ' accuracy. .-Jary. SHUR .. LOK CORP. not necesa. Rapidly ex-typing, tillng,-etc. Must ~ Imme-d. openlnJ. Call M , H•ullng panding co. needs ~ 50 wpm. Fast growing Costa DISHWASHER _ Full time. a.ny dl,y, 714:~3 1300 E . Nonnandy Pl. _G_E_N_H.:..a,-li-n-g-. -Tr-.. -,-~--b·I man to learn plastic l.nj. D~s~b~tor. E ~tr1::di c~ ~A.,.GE COor FFEolder. nu: GENERAL Help, p/time (1 Blk ~:t ~Fadden molding. Good oppor. for lull tlm "d--'--' M"n nJ'>'> ... v,' ... E SHOP, e~ from Spm on. Drlw:n trim. Gar &: Yd cleanup. right man. Apply In peraon, e .... -...o"'-!. "''~ 562 w. 19th st. CM &: Kllchen. Over 2t Apply % Blk W. of Grand) Est. 531--6377, 557-6004. ~ s. Grand Ave., S.A. 1'-f_ornlngs please, l\-1r. Tuttle DESK Cl.erk, ?i-falntenence In person, ~fe n Eds, -00 E. Equal Oppor. Employer LOCAL moving&: hauling by A'TTRACTIVE lady, $3.00 CLER){ Typist, accurate man. ma.ids. The-N@W 17th St, Costa Mesa student. Large truck. Reas. per hr plus comm., full or ty P 1 n g • good pµone Marina Inn Motel Dana GUARDS 534-1846 or 534-2164. part time ~nn Work H 8 personall1ty, under 25, 5 day, Pot' t H bo c-•: Gen • ~"' • · • flln "all "'" ~'0 ~ in-n • ar r. ....._ e, Full & P/tlme Posttlon.11 32· FURNITURE VM for area. Phone 4 to 6 PM tor _.,, ... .....'1"'V'U. 1u1 496-2353 local furn hauls & gen'l appt. 636-22111. Christian tetview DISPA.,.;...r<:< open inl Long Beach, La- """' Studios, 1326 l\-J a g n 0 I I a , CLERK-TYPIST , .. ru:.R. Under direct guna N guel In l..aiUJla & hauling. 548-lou,1;, Anaheim. aupervislon ot transporta· Compton areu for qualified SKIPLOADER & dump truck Shipplne &: tecelvinf, typf 5& lion superviaor performs all appUcanta who des l r e FEE PAID \\wk. Concrete, asphalt AUTO WPM minimum. Salary clerical v."Ork required for steady employment. 1B Yr.s C.Omm/lnd Loan Proc sawing, breaking. 846-nlO. SALESMAN open. Good fringe benefits. ~ <>perviration of the school Of age or older. Apply In M~ment Trne YARD, prqe cleanups. Hours 7:30AM-4PM. s dQI, llW> IM! ce &: other related penon_, 326 So. Lemon St., Cost Ac:cnt Clerk Remove treoes, dirt ivy. Need 1 s a I es m 8. n, ex-plus every other S&tuni-.y. duties as requll'@Cf. $579-$702 Anahe1JT1, ~ 9 am &: Girl 1'rl/0Jnatr Drlvewys, gradlnr, 847-2666. perienced, Sell BMC, Fer-Santa Ana are&. ~ per month. Send wrltten 1 pm. Secretaries rarl, large inventory of used resume to S a d d I e b a c k AC1l' Sterling Security service AMI Bookkeeper HoUMCIHnfng cars, Free demo, excellent COMMERCIAL · Valley Unified School An Equsi ()pp>r. Employer ~pl/Dictaphone __ :. working conditions, See Bud TELLER ots!J'lct, 14736 Sand Canyon A/P C" •. *w~IES ~= a~ Ryder or Tom Aikin at We presently have a pxitlon Ave., East Irvine GUARDS $1..'C'ya·,'~!h jobs? Call Sam: 673-591Xl NEWPORT open for an exper. eommer-001.tESTIC Help George Girls Friday eves. IMPORTS cial tl'l\er. Allen Byland Agency, 106-B Rccept.ionl5'! Pl•a" Contact E. 16th St., S.A. 547--039(;. P/TlME PBXIReoept SUPER ettlclent Cal. student 3100 W (;Q H NB f.tr. Newland, 8?.S-3500 D k /ti FULL OR Sel.·retary Tr-nc $4.13.J3 ; se ek 1 N · B · -C · M · ''4~·405wy., ' . BANK OF AMERICA r•iim• er, p me NEWPORT BEAOf & Free ,t: rtt Positions =eaning. $l hr· Newport Centu Branch * ~ * SANTA ANA AREA CALL TRISH HOPKINS AUTO SALES Equal Oppor. Employer DRIVER, Part Tlsne, Male Wellt Farro Guard Service JERRI WJIITI'EMORE C•rp9f Cl•an1"9 Experience preferred, Yo'ill CO,MPANION _ Prefer ~~t. fe':!~:r Cl\~: ~ Div. Baker Protec, Setvlce 488 E. 17th St. lat Irvine) C. Floor Care & Windows ~J:=PP :~~~·~New widow betw"" eges know Orange c 0 u n t., 1352 West Commonwealth, Suite 224 64J..1470 Dutch Ma.int Serv. 5.17-1508 ....-•• i:A 1.11 835-3 " Fullerton or ph: 5%>-23!16 commiukm and demo ~an. ~. C•r• for bed SN· 140. HEALrn food •tore .... ·a.nta V;" 1f$1'1 Vs« • * ~::~~~~"g * Good co. beoeftll. App In tient-llve in. Room & DRIVER. neat appearance! full time sal@s person. JANITORIAL v.-ork p/tlme. RefL Free est. 646--2839 ~~ = ~h-burcf~ salary ope n. good dri~ record. tul Exp'd preferred, S4s.8537 Exper. c:auple (man/wile) Xlnt u-. 1 n1ng Mesa. ·• ta R•ferences required. ~~~to~ mer. • HEIJlER, metal ahop. only. Pluslt otca tn Newpart. nuulee ea 96a..1931 · 2520 S. Braa.dway, Santa Top pa,y, steady. Call (213) By Day. Own Trallllportatlon AUTO COOK ELECTR1 1oNICS auembl@r, Ana 927...m.tS, l0iun-6pm. * 83&-00i8 * N CS Pa E ec:tronlc1 Compnny L•ndscaping MECHA I Prt'ote bom• . will .-6391 w .. tmtnater Ave, Help Us Build JUNIOR SALESMAN: ----'----=-----Toyota or Jaguar. and lube aflernoora &: early evenings Wntrnlnater. 894-3301 S.•utlful Earn $Z-$40 per LARGE YUCC8. Plants -Xlnl men. Ask for Bob (2 PM til. 8 PM) 6 dayt EXP'D' ln genetAI le ad. Crul1lng S•llbo•ts v.'Orirlng affer sctro M( for IAndscapini;::. Also olhf'r 'I'holnpM)n. Laguna Be6ch. per week. Excellent V."Or1dng v~ bookkecplna:, thru Westaa.ll I.I a rapidly growing on Saturdays getting pla.nt.s. !J68...ttl25 ~3100 collflltions. Ll<lo Isle hon1e. trial be.l. Must type, anp,'ft" co. building the lndU!llry':ii customers for the Dai ,.,.aonry A1.1I'OMOTIVE l>aintet's Call Jerry Kipp Zl 3: 94<Mll11 phones, <>ne girl ottice. Jira. ftnf'!lt qualtty product. To Pilot. This iii not a pepe helper wanted. Apply In COOKS 8-6 dally, SenJ relUmt Of lin-cp It 'that way \\'C net.'rl tou!c and does not includ QUALITY mnllOtlry "''Otk. person. l$1D A've, Dt 1..a Full or p/time. No Ion• hatr exp, education ~ ttate thtt !ml•~'• finCNt boat dell\·~ nr coUtcdng B~ k • bl k 11 p "-· E 11 San Cl t J C I' J R · !IA.111.1'}' needed. Wt It e -. '-·U• "'w~' look ' 1 \re hove openings in Sout ••C ot oc wa !I. a,,_ stre a, MneQ e. oc ~r I r. est. ClruisUltd ad No. 674, Dnlly uu .. era. e At" ing o west Colt.a l\-1'11R and Sout a specialty. ~ Mac Plierson .Body Slop, AJ>Ply in person between 3 Pilot, P .O. Bax 1!i60 Cotta bu t.Id " stable v.urk f(ll'(:e -HWltington Beach onJ.y P•lntlng & Stt Glerm. It 5 w@ekdaya, Carl's, 3101 Mesa Cal -' ~ ve na.>er Md .~ layoff. AnrJy now' 968-9641 P h I AVON SAYS N--Blvd. W Bch ' · -· We encowa&e Initiative It: .,.,. • • aper •no "9 "'"l""'' • ewport · EXP'D Lube -·.. ..,.._,, --..1u--..a.1 ..... \\'/the Kitchen help, lh::.l-1:30 ""-Your Own •--," OOOK w ha --" ....... ... ... "" -~ ............ ._ ...... _..,.e um IOt9 llUl9 • e ve perm, .-•· Productl Clut A Sbq min.rd Rt · u enjoyable PENC , l.Quna Bch. George PaJntq: I: Decor'ng Eam an tnoome at )'Ollr own, tlona open for an exper «IOk Ucen.e. All bnftJ/Plllnidon place to wor1c. pr1de in )'OW' 4!»-11\l G~~ &:T~t,y. t1ght In )'O'Jl O'llVt1 nel&flbor-le d1et8.I")' akle . lmmed plan. Tom. Stamp Ford 5Ji flnished product &: a rapid Kl"nunch Opr Expor hood. Be an AVON Re~ employment. Park LJdo N. El Oamino, &ln advancement fO!' those or .w-''"- Workmanship & Materials tentative. Call now: Fl1li5hlp Conv. Center, 4m Clemente 714-49'1-UJT, ability. £){per, people con-u Noon -8:46 pm. Ask Free ~if:..ss7~c. A Ina. 546-5341 or 540-?0fl Flagship. N.B. ce-med about their futl.U't, Mn. Jasper, 540-9772. BABYSl'lTER tor 2 O<:hool COOK tor small nim.tn• EXEC. SECRETARY drop by fO< '" intem..,. KEYPUNCH OPR PA)NTING A repair, 3.5 yr1 gil'h:. Good pay, 7:30-ll:30 home In Laguna, da.y 11hltt, TO STORE MANAGER Tut:!l·Thun9am-5pm lothtt I...arn Cllrp offtce located a workntanahlp aunr. Take 1t.m. &. 2-6 pm, Mon thru 40 hn/wk. Call for appt. ExctllJ¥t ct\allmglnJC pc'lll\Uon t1m~ by appt). FMhlol Idand Ex ~nt.age of D1¥ exp. Fri In my home. CdM area. 494-807".>. J, W. ~ROBINSONS POSITIONS AVAtLABLE: 029 It ~-St•rt ~· ----~· ------1 6~ COOK-lfSKPR, ex.prr. able Apply In~ l().~ (1) Boncfer S..\lyHart ~ Cou No Wutli:\ OABYSITI'ER, Uve-ln, 3 to ~e d\arge, Hscman will No. 2 Fashion ril., N.U. (I) G,tcoat Repairman Pel"IOl'lnel ' AgPncy: 2 7 9 ' * WALLPAP R * children, xlnt conditlont. a&~!Jt. 2 8(111A, nu home. EqUDI o ........ _ F:rnplnuer (I) Stock Rm Clerk HMbor Blvd, CM When~ call "Mac" Call 963--3003 C>f' aft. 6, Refs. 673-5972. ...""" y~ We1t1all Corporation "Mak@ Room For Daddy' MS-1 4 ews. 64)-0lX) •COOK • EXP'D Truck dr1ver to 1626 Pl•centl• Ave ... clea.n oot the ~~~; PR.OF. painttf', ~ woric, BABYSM"TER wanted ew.n· NITES, exp!r. h~llng l make Nuniery dellve:if:s. Cott• Mesa •• , turn that junk into J"C'l\S. lnl/ext, frtt t>11l-inp In my borne. ntan kitchen. Sinalt dinner Minor lruck ma.Int. Call BUI with a· Dally Pilot O...illlt<~ RefA. 548-21!i9. Cllll S..16-2829 hou.Jr. C'All 673·11'22 2-5 pm. 9-5, ?-.101\-Wed. &U-8686. ClassU!ecl Arla ... 642-~78 ad. Call ~ . - • • ' I I • • • ' : I' I : ~! ' -. • ... ' . . , ' . ; • . I • • ' ' I -' .,,_~--~ ----·-. • • • • #---• ---• ,, -• .. ...... -' lt Ii• r .~ • • "• l •• I • • ' • •• . -, • ·~' ' ·' " .. < " ·' . _,,. " ,. . I • .. ' . Looking For· ·omeone ' . ' To Take An. er? We're ood At It .. We'll even pay the postage to get you to give us an orcler. Get ..... -·-----: . -• ---. .--.... ---! - ---- ready f.or some quick profits by mailing in your orcler tocl..Y. ·Put ~ a hard-working DAILY Pl'1.0T classified want ad to work for you. _· USE THIS ORDER· FORM USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! ~ ' . ···-. . . ' . ·5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES , TIMfS - $4.SO $5.80 $6.80 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 OR USE YOUR CHARGE CARD • P11hli1h for • ••. • •·., •. • d1y1, b19innin9 • ••••• •, • •., ••• , • , , , , •• •• •• • Cf•uific1lio" •• , •••••••••••• ••••, •.•••• , •• , • , , • , • , •••• ,, ••••. •• Na"'• •''., •.•••••••• • ••• '•.' • •. • • •• '.' • , •• , • , • • •• , .•• •'' •••• • •• A4dr••• •••••••••••••••.• , ••• , •••••• , •••••• , ••••••••• , , ••••••••• City , , ••• , , •• , • , , ••.••• , , •• , •• , •• , Phone , • , , , ••• , , ••••• , , , • , , • , , Mester Ch•r9e Nvm ber ••••••• , , , , , ••• , •• Expiratio n Date •••• , , , , lankAm•ritard N111'1ber •••••• , , •• , , , , , , , , Ex ipr1ilon Date •••• , ••• • 7 1Z TIMES TIMES TIMIS --- $7.40 $11.70 $17.70 $9.0I $14.50 $22.50 $10.76 $17.3b $!7.lO TO FIGURE COST Put onlv on• word in ••ch 1poce •bo••· Include vo11r eddreu ,., p~on• 11u,,.~•r. Tho co1! of vour oJ i1 11 th• 011d of tho lino 011 which 010 lo1t word of yeur ~ i1 writ• Ion. Add Sl.00 plut l lin" 011fro1 if )'OU de1iro u11 of DAILY PILOT l o• 1or.-ico wi1h moiled r1pli11, -·------CUT HERE -PASTE ON YOUll INYILOPll---'------ Cl11sified Dept: BUSINESS REPLY MAIL f irlf Cl111 Pe,mil No. 11, Co1t1 Mo1a, Californi• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT P. O. Bo• 1560 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 ' ' " .. •. _ _, ,f.' I . ., -. • • I~ ... . . ' ~ ., Or Give Us an Order by Ph·one at 642-5678, the Direct Lin.e to DAILY PILOT .. ' '' • I -. ... . . . I I N • ' . .. ~ , ' . ,t .. •• • ·' - l • .. • - ' ·. L ' " > ' '. ' . I " S.wnt11, M,y 26, 1973 DAILY PILOT e m5iDIF_~~~fii·· E··· -·ilm1.;;l ==;;·;;rr~··HE~;;;'-;;;;;;;;;ml;.1:.."' ~~~~,~--·_,, -· ~~~ f •. I c c ~·~IC ~~I~~~ Ill.A ,.J!! ..._W ...... M& F710 HtlpW~M&.f 710 ,H•lp!.an_IM.M a I' 71~W ...... ll' A I'_!!!. Appl!>-102 Fumlture 110 Garage Sole 112 Ml-II•-"' 111 " Meldtrt & Auembler1 REAL m'ATE KENMORE 1''Ubtt, dr)w BUNK 8edl tomi>letto Sl5 BIG Sa\'i.no! ~ Saltl ! FOR Sale; '64 Oualc 110 For ~ ftberl'.lul tio.t SUCCESS CAR.Q:R TRAINEES ~ white-, lib new Sota bed SlS Stt1reooa! Boob! Kn I ck ~ Mo Io r 1. I chi l>refu-nptt but are New w ~ i1o1n Lbe NOW HIRING $lfil)/bat oaer. 548J5?$ m-t493 Kna e.k • ! E1c. l981l cylindtr, • new lira. &ood 111$ w!Wag IO•lnla. A..,,. Qip-Wodd'1 W.-• .._ G , B, INDUSTRIES f1UGIOAIRE -/-. PAIR o! Map!< twin or """" ""1uW>la Lo. 118 ""' mil••••· IZO. 'l'bonlao , 11 ~. , PIJ" ~!. 1S19 E.. Oc:cl-~~c:r=~ FULL TIME PART TIME Yellow. X'mt. Gentle cycle beds. \Vlth 1prlnp •ma.I· ~~CE $ale '-FRIDAY & ~t~e ~1 c!:5·~lrt~ ,,...., p~~er. d<itUll SI., "'A" ~. and :..::! a $4~$640 Mo, $JC».$410 Mo, $125 polr. Rdri&· ll33-3900 treu. $50. :><&-l559 I SA1\!WAY ONLY. Bed" >t&-79<5 . , 9"'.ft.Dlirll for MOTEL maSd work. Net.t, meml)fr ot our ""Mllllonaln leadmt,..SuptrvllOt'I RECOND. APPLIANa:8, ~iece RCUol:l&J ~ -~ nfri&., tie. Jli. D&.hlia, 1 MAH AL oriental ~. 9x9, , -~-'pm. e~ "\\'Om!O. 6 day wk. Qub. Multi--mlllloo dollar $l20 & Up Salary Dellwt"fd -K\W'· Dunlap-a, 7', 4 • toam cushions, aUi> . 100 yr old parch "''Orie quilt; '·.-•• -lbe Unfvac Laauna Beach Re Io r' advertil1n&: proeram. Free Second "'t k. N I 181S Newport, CM 548--7'180 oovtr incl . $75. ~ i Y'ARO SALE-re<:x>rders, chan1bert itove-4lld; semi , 'We·ue .,,ullac to '91=-1196 guaranteeil Uc.m!Qc school. • . Snu wor .0 exper ence necessary. MAYTAG wutw-r A Keo-G1raae Siie 112 ~eru, tum. ~P P' 1 • pol\.-c\11.ln En r I I sh -wa re ' tih lht I,~ ~ Excellent Wes u.iniil&. TralDl.Dg provlded, if accepted. mo:re dryer. Both In good • ~ ' len1ps, tn.\ac. 961 \JnJOn Ave, dishes, Rt of 10; twin btd11. , i;o.. .... oldie ~ey MTST OPERATOR Pi.ue coll Vk11!n1a J°""' Call Friday, Saturday & Monday to make oondlUoo $3S. ea. 548-212$ MOVING a.,... Sale Sal. CM 64l>s1293 mo plo; Oth<' i t" m,. ~" lD, the nt.ar Dicta 8S5-C811. appoip.tment With pefsonn.el director -in WltITE REFRIGERATOR Sun, Mon. llarvest table, 2 G~RAGE SALE . SUND,\Y & 642-455.1 '~--~~ Ty~klcl.' xla~1r.:!.· RED CARPET ::i'-Huntfugton Bea~;area, 536-2591. In Anaheim running ~-$60. benche11, decon.tor game MONDAY ONLY. 334 Vista •1000=•sq~·1t-0-1 -w·,,·11·,·,·,,-1.,., . . r,~L . ·~· RMlton • '..utfrR.Jtr;.~1 10· ... •pU.i.' Call 494-1210 'l' table & chain, Spanish Madera NB~ Wl'V carpel & pnddln••, !tps "-'.:! __ -" • Some MTST, exp er. ~ I>'''"'""'""':(:, . ~""' ":"'l"J , >i e:t«le.nu, chest, Etesen, \,u .. ; .. .,. • .., ~ .__.... Mn. Rote ~ Ji.:~~ ·S: ~1~! ~ ,t~_E. I~ -.. ; !!LT 11UGIDA1RE e 1.e et r I c patio tum Meet muter $!\ MOD!1S c~ &: access. prox 1 yr old. 12, 8' n1etal .. -tM&>~nt Apply ~ ~iot .;; IA~~~~ ~ Help w.~ar-," Y' Help w .. ..-, MI. F n• 'r-~~tlo 2 ~&t2-~4 tel, MlSc . BR rum . ~!i1~aif:)~ ~~!.Dia· d~~~~drn~~;:: 1tt~~~h~~ .:J~"'T urio-N Monday ... !!i.~ '~1• ~tt..i. .• ne.,~ 1 r :~,i '1::....tr ~WEEKEND deanup / con-e~I.SmV.~.si:Eas:wa.ahers ==~-~ ~ GARAGE s.t & Sun l6th & 644-6872 J21 Vista SlK'rte, ·~ ..,-"1i;a PACIFIC MUTUAl. -wi"!b·-2 Yetn ot Real F.Btate • S.Cret.ftle1 . strucdon Sen. hlah .au col-dryers reblt giiam & tnind.le beds, tta&ne.. 15)t 27tb-t to u . :m12.AJIC'an1pe N.B.,,-;;----c-,----. ·, ,'SA:Vlf«;$ · , 700 Newport 'Center Or. ~eoce. Newport Beach e Typists lege student&. Apply Sat. delv'd.' 839-7620; 546-5.218. Keel Dr, COM -' ~. HuQttnpJn.~Beach SANSUT 11u1td. tunc1·-an1p, • -lw.: 1 Newport Beach ~~ll~~; e Trne Alwnblen 390 W. 8-)r, CM. 14 cu. ft. retrtgera.tor. Frost 25 YEARS Acdimutation ti'WGE ~·sat, A: Sun. ~~sc~' rlt.~'.~~ ~;. ~~ Equal· Oppor.-Employer profewional growth. Apply • Gen'I L•boNrt * WELDER, short arc. One tree, i yrs. avocado. $149. Appliances, ~' ~lture, Col"ner of 2nd._ Orchid Ave. 11(·~·. S2'15, full "K'flrranty, ~~M~r . in eonftMnce Send rerwne VOLT yetll'" exp. ~ S. Broedw~, Call 557-1519 hardware, _ro.~ marine COIOQI. dsl M&l'. RCA-19" ool. Por1able wt !11 NEED MORE M.ONI(~ to <lusit!e(.&d no. 638, c/o Indent Pe~I Santa Ana F,RIGIDAIRE fr/tree nr nu ~~ ~...., ~~ ~ SUPER P•tio Sale? Sa!;J 1'fay stand $100, 1 .... ·in ma1trellft f.1'(i;;ti";v.qme. •, r yr Distribute Amw~ bon:ticale O.Uy Pilo,t,\)'. o . Box m>. . Tef]lporary 5e1:M WIG Stylisb • Exper. $1 ... w/6 cu ft separate free% 2dl fir 'talb. ~·~~loo 26th 9 to 6. Much sluu. '729 & bo.x sp1ings se18 121 S35 t ~on 029, 129 (It products &. Nutriliht·fooc\. Coiita ~ea, Calli. 12$281 ~, Cam~Dr .. ~,106 $2.50 hr. Sal;+ Bonua. 18GO empt $200 6T~2633' May 25th lhru'isth m 4i Harbor Vil".\' Dr., CdM.; &1, dinclte set, 4·C"haln $:!!. ~ ctiik. Will consider supplements from ~ r · ~ 4 ,!'_! MP ewport ~peach ";i( ~41 Edlrww. 'Hiint. Bcb. SEARS O>ldspot refr. 9 mo Malibu Ln, H.B.' (Nr. GARAG E sale }lu()tington !'.loving. GTI-3601. • ._ hav" atittess-home. Call $45-7853 R"Eil.J8~~'(£lSAJ,..ES ; Equal~ Ehi~ W,OM.AN ·-W)11ome (lid xlQt cond .. Must sell Brookhurat & est Hwy), Harbout', 1646:2 La Oona Sat i\fOTORC\'CLE steel caiTier completed a KP course NIGHT clerk for motet_-;in ~ i.. ~,. ~1 ' · ' • · -~tarie:I;, ~plng '& $110. After 7PM W1'5-4155 96l--5374 & Sun 11-S. Bargains! P!>rlrstal sink Nurnl'rous ' ~ iect..Gcioi:I LAGUNA B ¥ .A:CJ! ,:/.2 Biee:..~ ·•· ... ...,, ~-' * S · RY ~ iriV'l:)(efhc'C!JP '9 '&Vl'k FUlL A~MATIC wa.Mer, elec-BUNK beds, S30. red SwedWi MiHf:ihwry 816 itt•n1s. i\Tomings be!Wttn · ·-~~: nights/week. '• HARBOR VIEW needed for Newport Beach T™E~t Le~'ifrbeGypsy, tric dryer. Excellenl con-dinette set $80. 2 ·chni, $J0 -.. 9-12AM, rn;,2 Tulip St. Et ~···· , 1 , . $8S2'l. HOMES Brokerage. Firm . nc. {Y / con;: dltion. $90. 646-5848. ea. 2 box sprlng8 ~ea, Foot KWJK·Dash Way Boring bar =T"o~'"cc-~=~-~--·t ":-I~: D • NON-DRlNKER., qe 54).6) 1829 Port .8hettield Place Re• Pons .t bl llties inc ::1b~nt':' ePlse weal~ x4t_5763' Building Meterials 806 locker, walnut, SIS, Sl(,rtO.· 1 V'il'lli!:·l't'surracer, hard senl 3 i\10. olrl 8' Deluxe Gen1 Top "4"1'!1"" Me Corp A61!11At genUeman, Newport 8'acn 83l-0780 trans femng ~itie~, bet '8 & ·5 _ SIO, i\1exlcan din rm set, grlnOn, U'UCk drWll lntllcs, Ca1np1.·r sh£'11 for pickup, ,T425 or ~ ~1420 wk-days only phone work & filing, etc. · e S ~ J B lldl $175. 8 M~1 m<>vle cnmera & M&.-2059 perft't'I shape, or~nal cost -nion for "e Must be. sharp & willing to U Pus. ~ ng projector $25, bicycle, $20. , S:iSO. 0 \yne r sac1•\ficin.1: for "~iidtititt : ~ .3 learn 'Jpsides ot exciting • l§] MATER.JAL • 19QO s Of NEW Odds & ends. 1fi07 Lincoln FARM ALL Cub t;ac(or, $:.185. 6'16-658l. '1prn-8 pni . . •.""':.Ji;' ... ......._ erL ................. n.. ONIST, Ma ~...! .. e buaineu ..... ~ 60 wmp I ,· .. -I~ ITEMSJ Iloon\, ll.4fl).ber, P1.v· Ln fBav..o .... stl NB. \V/a ttactimer;its. Xlnt "t.."'Ond. JUtM """"'u .. ~ 1~ .. ,i ke rese.-v~uuu-. ..,., .. .,-yi:; · ' wood Bl shee · Id· ' .. ~~ 49J...12-15 ST. BERN,\ RD 2 whl. cart, *:~:-·Ret. · exctiana:ed. ~e~irig, nb''W-o~ Send Zt_ f''f:.O • ...:Ox , big. '~ t tin&. mo Moving Day Bargaln1I ':1 11rlee $90.: elec. exerclae ~L~TnJl l'nbrnfnp: or Xe~~~pler. Sbi)J>le:' bpok-~: PerSobnel~ ' ~·~,' . au1LDERS SURPLUS Everything !eh fron1 original Mlacellaneous 818 bi ke, 'ii price $150: lhnt nJIJllllP only. ~pq 1 under ~ & -~ · .. 1 A · i IOO _ -· sale must go oow1 Clottiei; vl nyl kit. chairs, $5. cti. ;:; SEK 'fll. £ .... A.JS Oay~"'"-~pm • · SE CURI.TY .·G,UA~· . rtt ques -2400 SO. Main. 9:, S.:.A· odd~ and ends. · o o v e; 4 DRA\\'ER Reml1"ton Rand 6f;J"-2..;G.1 ·U'I HOV EEPER ~:.. .. "-'-.1.'-. Su~ ' Ex ~ ~ --Mon thru Silt 10..:> =~-~-=~~-1 -. t Woman w1nted to W"" llll'U n. ..,.,,... mo. per. e. Contact Mr. * n 4 54&-lo.12 Shores, 1210 Polaris Dr., beige n1etal ty pe \\' r 11 er POOL labl(', $75. i\lahog, Ii.~ ..... P hoo~ tor Send resume Classitied ad Ford, "ty Superyisor iud pf* : N.B dcllk, 30xtiO, mat c h 1n g desk, $50. Vacuum cloo.ncnr, e woman. cook 1 no. 873 c/o Dally Pilot, Balboa Bay Club ' Kno Cameras & ANT~QUES, f um it u r e. s\\·ivel chair: (port.) Fire hre extlngulshl'rs, iounre daD):,_ Ppv nn, tv, P.~.f Box 1560, Costa 11-fesa, 1221 w. c:oa.st H\\'Y., N.B. 10354 Powderhom River Equipment 808 deairator items, household proof floor safe 18x18x27; ctiair, n.igs, misc. Must sell! tn" ~ Beach. Cali · 92626. SECURITY guards full or Fountain V•lley, Ca, Items, pottery, s\\•irig set. Maple love seal, ne w 979-3109. ·Mt. t.i.wteilce daytime RECEPI'IONIS'f for anlmal p/tlme in Costa Mesa area. 92708 NEED c amera w/in-lu mber, sail boat. f.toving. l.(J)hol.; maple t\\in bed -~,~V.AN=T~E~D-·~U~SE=o-- . ·wary. NEWPORT hosp, N.B. Fri &. Sat (Inly. Phone. cn4J 5-ilJ..8Sn ext 73 You are the winner of terchangeable lens. 400mm \Vtiata lelt is your gain, Sat, ~~gl!.. ~;· ~J;: ORIENTAL RUGS I ! I • • • • • . • I l i: ,, ,-pl me Of-f/tlme 3-11 p I A Send resume, °J1fied ad or Room 223, 3151 Harbor, TWO FREE TICKETS tcle. lens. ie. Pentax, Nikon, Sun . &. Mon, 9-4,,3000 Parll: .,.,.rought tron ·vanity table, NURSES AIDES •rsonne gency ;'Q :X ~ ~Y· ;1°1• C.M. to the etc. after 5, 673-1050. Green Dr. CDM · 15x30 v;/matchlng bench; l l j \Viii pay cash. l213) 874-2St2 • rolleet. ~ • 99 Bed con 833 Dover Dr., N.B. · · ' ta esa, ..,..,_.. Southern C•lifornia F I 810 DUNE buggy &. cycle tires 3x5 II -0 k a.rd fll 5 ,., .r."'oen"ter Beautitui 642-3170 Calif. 92626. SEMI • ...-i.u-..u man w/ urn ture M ti il doubl , ro ·a e c e; · •1e1+1 ..... ' 7. Pa Id RECEPT-SEC'·Y business exper. to · d~vel.op MOBILE HOME SHOW onoma c to et, e tray ~ige Oip-up metat card AUTOMATIC pool tender, • cleans swim pool, oo oper. t cost, no vacuum needed, u ..... • ...i .... .: 1 management s er v 1 c e . May 26th thru JW1e 3rd bed, 6' hideabed, mlsc. file, 5x8. Avail June 5th vac ..... ~ eave. Nursea Good typing skills, pleasant 644-l869. at the SALE*SAJ /SUN ONLY kitchenware, lots ol patio Lady Kenmore de 1 u x 1 °' ~p Conv. RN-~VN~DE ~ty. Must en]:>y , ANAHEtM STf\DIUM furn., mlSC chairs. Much wastier & dryer, 2 xrs old, $50. comp!. 496-+668 • . 'J!i' ,ftB . 11-7 &. otN!r ~'iftl. Top .)vt. 'm~ttnt·lr thti"•]:IUfiJic. Del Sp.t~:;f rloExtiSalesr:~ 2000 Stat~· Coll Blvd , • • more. 243 Flowel' St, Costa like new, 64U13.l . 1' ' I 7-! .. ,: Charge duty pay. lmm<d. pay '°' Webb'• N...,,.ne< Inn, Top pay. rui· .l p time: . Anahel~ " Memonal Specials Meaa. Sat & sun ..... . --WAN11D II:. ·See Mr;&-_Taber, _flol;>r_du~:.......Co_un~yw!_!i;_ 644-1700: ext533. _ Apply_at $HEII~7~.,e~5678,..ext S1.4 ____ ______,d-. DECORATOR . moving . .... ~ _ _ ..,~ .. H"""t Hosp, rn-..•::-!>!On:'i'H 9·5', RECE!"l'l!>Nl~/'l'yplat Irvine.NB. . toclalm,.,urti£kets.fNarth -WAREHOUSE cu.tom-bedsttt.oads. _,,,,, · - " ~-~ .ll. LescouUe;j'Nufse·i Re&iltrYt,-·'~.'~111~ ~ , Countyt_toll frEe numbtl' is . ., Uques, relrlg, clothes , . ~ 11(1.-3515 351 Hospital Rd., NB ci:hb-bac)(&found '& ·a6Hlty, Appfy SEl\VICE h. Aftendant, 540-1220.) FULL. OF Comp. aet of Brown Jordon -ICKETS TO 396 CHEVY block $65. Olds 324 engine $45. A 11 en ~ Osci\I011cope $225. 19'.l&-1940 . ghte.=.part1-=$'15-takell-all ...... 839-.1905 CURTAINS 15 poi<, 2-¥J1 l bedsp1't:'ads $5 each. ru& ~ 1 ¢NY ., by Park Lida... B 1 d g) in person, li'a2 Lanaley f/tlme, days. Salary open. * * * FU·RNITUREI ·Spanish furn, accessories. 644-4658, T .. MACHINISTS 642-995S 541').00ll:" ' Ap.ly in person, Earl "-l'oT'l'I UE Ea 1 . .u-..1itt-Modern 3900 Park Green Dr. CdM LED ZEPPELIN . ·. w · "...,,. W 11 TllXaco, ~, 1)0 5 ,..,. .. ~IQ ., ry Ame~ ''""" CONCERT . ~ lathe ~ m NURSES Aiae f5 il1ut :i;;c. .• Su '• .. 'A ,i_e,!IL",·, .,, ,'f t>tricli "Cherry Pine -~11:iet ENGLANDERT,UU. SIZE YARD SaJe -3134 Kerry l...!1· f:. have own tools. rel'd' Hun ' Re5taiirant.' -vet. · w/stereo hi-fl b I t-1 n BOX SPRINGS I: l.fA'M'RESS CM. 5*-3242. Philco sohd · , •. t~E FOREMAN :~ & H Ital ~ti A FUN PLACE SERVICE Station Attendant porcelain knobs lnsurabl~ BOTII FOR S29 st. h~fl $50 E ng, saddle $60. Please call pair £'ndtablea SlO ea.ch. l 6'5-2760 PARKING lot IYleeper with drive on trailer excelle:nt condition murt se1L BCll"t Of • fer. 962-9910 (. • . ,, operatkm Florida, ~vB ~-Ja-is full oc p/time. Over 18. Ap. appraised value $1450 Hi-Fi IONG SIZE BOX SPftGs Spanish desk. lge $50. 5 spd 5'18-7881 . '1 , ., req'd' for notch· · · · TO WORK ply Brown's Shell, 990 E. no charge/Cabinet· Sfi(IO. &: Mattress from $79 &. $99 Schwinn girl's_. xlnt Sl5. * For Cost Only * litapglrtg, ~ de· Nt.1RSE-;,VN or RN, exper. Coaat Hwy. NB 644-4131. Private party. 645-0183. RE~ION CENTER Al!lO Dlme-A·Llne extras. * AUCTION * ""'"_lif'oactl1ff. A other ~:ia~cs~ls:~G . 5J ~ SllAJ4POO·.GlltL CANDEL,ABR.AS Georgian 619E.4thSt.,SantaAna GARAGE Sale. Furniture, YELLO\V sl~r.frpe:Ung, . . ~~ e. ' • an-,, I ~ w~:·,. thr)J: -Sat. •. Must be copy. Fine ~led silver, 3 Daily 9 to 7 • Sohday 11-5 . hardw~ plywoo:d. rug, Fine Furniture ~7t~ner~i ma.pl:. ~ '" _eAY•NP,llT cy he -eubet& .Vee~. ' 1610 Vf· Olaat candl VI/ h!!$hts. Cost ,\)oat Jtutt. stove cooktop, & Appliances 5.'ll-5811 ; -'~·+"'~;1):>·14m NURSE -Psychiatric exper. ~ ltwy. MB ~ • · ;im ·s:fJ.pair · 5S2-9663 FR. Prov. bdim.t set, PM tnisc, 156 E. 22nd St, Costa Auctions Friday, 7:30 p.m. 1----~~~---··llOWN':A SHARPE p/tl~. Penonnel dept j> fl SIGN Painter Needs Helper. 2 LRG stain las. window beech, twin beds, s· vanity Mesa, Sat, Sun. l 0 . s I Windy's Auction Barn GUNS for sale. 16 ga. brown. i <1,t : ·' Set:UP Mfli Haog Hosp, N.B. C. eJ..ee Part time, leave name A 43" 43 .. ID Ii.sos be~ w/mirror, hi-bor chest, nJte 543-9661 2{1'75% Newport, CM 646-8686 2'l5 winches. TGT r1fie, 22 ~· StNdY employ· NUMES AIDES, ex per. . ......... ~r;io...54&:0044 .. .;.,_ 0~ ~ ea. or -stand, cost l5(XI. ~GARA.GE ... Sale Sun only. Behind Tony's Bldg f.1at'1. mag. savage. SSS-'1848 alter .~tst It 2nl\ .trlft open· pret Xlnt working con-N-Hlrirvo .-1 ":r~'lfE~NJ~LEmJt· _ PGR;IER. ~ .. 4'..i "' $175. 6" toe.rn latex· ~f· NJni bike, girls 3 spd bike REFRIG $4S., tall freezer 4 pm. dltlons. Shifbl, 7-3:00 & .. _ ·-. :~. • 91i , ~.. • "~"' · f oi .<11 O.:"'.i: .~ iet $30. ea. Be., ppttet! "'Plints &: Dowers. LIKE Nu, ~tattreu 6-box '~· \ · 3-11:30. Beverly Ma.nor @:~ n..., ~ P:' panel, Anti~~ loomed, 2X8 Mug. B'Wivel rocktt new Mirron frames & misc. $125., 7 dra\\•er mahogany sprina1 , Dbl , 125. frfnc~ bl!neflts tn-Conv. Hosp .. Laguna Hills. Dishwasher .~·. "~~pt_sze::! ft. $5lh. ~~ .. 1 ~ "\:"' •. 149,,~7 . 1· •• ' • '1tJ~ay. 01: desk $75., 5' metal clo9et Dl1tiwuher, works Kn&t ~ , compt.nf_ pilid ll'OOP NURSES Aides, Dcper. ttq. .Kt ·'YPinl skilla ,pleasing per. NEW\-Y l!stg~ beauWul,ly , Spanish {.'Oftee t,ble. .... .833---0M Ji250, coH~ &$8two e_nd tbljs S:G. 546-2-139 l~•vN' -.RD. 1 ... C 7.3 f/tlme & 11-7 f/time. Fu.Ii & P/time sonality able to worlc wi the carve!! antique Settee. Can 5'X3', hand carved ~·MODERN Stove, lounge J:>ed'sl~~c~b $8·.oo~::~n~ LIGHT fl"<turea for home or J ., · ~,.. -.v ~ H.B. area. 842-5551. : • public' 1 -. ; • 673-1616 gl~tQP: cost $25(), ~c~ chair, .Sw.cdJ.sh fire place, nectors 75c eR. Misc. USED restaurant. <Hang ft om ". tttitf. f;ai~r Div. Of'l>ICE MGR Apply 3.5 daily • Please Call $100._.5 Fl credenza, walntit, ~lsc. All in good cond. 10121 USABLES, 2560 Newport celling) 673-0053 , : a~.W, 1-f•rv•rd FULL CHARGE OFFICE Mr. Newland, 836-3505 ANTIQUE SALE 3 ~d_lng doors. cost ~25, Maikai Dr, H.B (.Garfield & Blvd, C.M. Tues thru Sat. \VANTED small houaehold Senta Ana· MGR for New Car 151 E. Coast Hwy .. .,-BANK -oF AMERICA Sat 10 to 6,.Sun 12 to 6 1'1nst sacnlil..'t! $40. ·Harbor V1ew1 ="""'="""h="""=l'-----· I ~~"-'7'::7=.'-"07'"""-items, je\\ielry &. mlle. 213~2184 Dealership. You know the Newport Be•ch ' 1 : Neumnrt ~nter Branch ~e room . ~or new Hills, Newport Bea cb · SQUARE oak table. Old TOT rod $9: !IE" girls bike, 642-7009 Sal/ Sun a.It 5. l~~Oipp;<nQJ , empt...·er ro/f experience yo~ mu!lt nave. Equal Oppor. Emplo;y~ Eqij~ Oppor. Em.J....•er shipments arr1v1ng from 644--0388 .f!L'!hioned-. dresser . p ll . $7; lawn swing S20: Newly "'•\RBEll WARE RotWerlo. "" Plea.ae apply in person, or -. i"".T Engla,nd & f-loll11nd. Prime USED Bedroom set, for boy 6"l5-3085 alter 6 upholstered gold cut velvet ,. Phone 6'5-7770. Harbor ROUTE SALESMAN STUDENT ~·for penny condition oak items. Prices or e:;· l lnclds youth ~ ***SO~A • Lo t brocade $100.: Sliver blue \\'as $56.99, now $34. Almo1l rl M •-· arOade. work. ,. App I y lo . Oak t ble $59 _ ' 2 ... _:.. · -'· 6'' • .,. vesea , Mink stole, EMBA brand, nrw. 256 Del Mar, CM Ame can own. P•rmenent C•reer Oppt)': p1•vland Arcade 703 Edge-as w as, a s ., mat ss, su=:ts, cus . never u'secl, both for $155. $350. 548-rull aft 2pm LE 2 OFFICE GIRLS Nation's 12th largest rttall : ~er Bal&a Sat ~.o.. &: Aml9il'ell $19··• OI~~ $4S., made spread & pillow shan, Usually home, 968-7910 ASSORTED BekinB-s i z e ~.~~.s & ~~~~e ~w~ '1>1i.VS N"EDED --' · £!..... ~ r • • · • • P."P• Prelil back chairs $25., nlte lltnd w/oover to mateti · · 1, • .. ~ . ~ 0•5a..1uzat~ ~aa oppty ,u,-Mon. · · Dressen; $69., C.Opper eoal spread &: dresser. Xlnt SUZUKI 1l5CC m tr c y I e: moving boxes. $5. for the Sncrlfice. $50. 644-8514 .tjM~·; ,.,. •, .. .&L-~k>·te!epbOrledispetch penon llvmg m local area. TELEPHONE Sales. Work buckets $27.50., Hall trefs cond . Call 557-9310. · Akal tp rec; ski & sports whole bundle. HoovcT M -·E·h·m-E-RSHIP-""=·.·o~ana-·Po~lnt•I .,...... MUl't be 25, able to drtvt ~perate e111ab. route bus· . from )'O\lI' own home. $89. FURNITURE 2 f 3 eqpt, be.nd 88.w misc. Sat & Upright Vacuum, new $50. Yacht Club. '400 • 10Jilt4f'Or V£AppL 1Y0Wln C~B CO '"""·l~O ~ to"-eek:IU 00ooo can-HtaheSt to~~ra. Ex· Antiq\te~ of .. the ~orld chairs, dinetle, Jrl·:S· Fr. ~bl~' ~ s. flower, Walton belt vibrator, xlnt :;,,!:,;. .,,:>;._; ........ ·on War-L -"' • ~ ' • oppQt. pertence not .necessary. * 22 ~ral-flnti~ues Prov. BR. set, King·slze . 'AP8. ' cond. $75. 646--6423 ?13·565294 "':r.!'! ""° ~ .. -.......... 1B6 E. 16th, Costa Mesa Vehicle I all expenses paid, ' 892-5lB4 * Frtm J2 l::ountries Id ht · h d Mt ~ tyoe ma.~11. :-7.--.__,.-;-.,...-.-~;: xlnt fringe benefits Ca.II 951 ·: ' wroug tron ea • :.::W:.... bcHl:tJ -• .,.~ Outbrd Motor Mech•nlc Mr Tayk>r or Mr ~nelly THE SHOWOFF l Ne~ ... Ave. · , tianglng la.mp 11 . '-~ Sumrne:r or penna..nent Move 714; 774-0330. · ' (l l Receiving Stock Oerlc:, Olsta M'eu. aota-9033 piano. Gorgeous! A I 9 o to beautiful La k e Ar· (.W) Mdse A18emblers for garage 68.le. 644-8676. :1.• .~PN, IDOKP~Cr.RP. rowhead. Call ( 71 4 l SALES MANAGER . mar-& h<nghlg. Apply SEE .,,, fin~ ..iectlon Of an· CUSl'OM uphoblered cha!<, ~nUR-L 331-2501: Wed., May '30, betwn 10 & llque English, Gennan &. continuous arms & back l!fJ) E . Nonnand)' Pl. PAINTER, ,.ml exp 10 .,,.-ork Th'-· an Ill •. 3 at 3SO Clinton-Ave., Co6ta ~ksch i~ w~'-& aJman, te&I w/fabric skirt to floor. No S&nt ArJ "" is exc ng ai Mesa. No phone--<:a)ls please. ..""" "'' utll'o, w nu v.1l0d showing. Covered in (\ 'bUs: N. of Mcl~ad()el, & :Us?:hfs_~~t~ld~:St challenging opportunity 1oc m~y._All reasonably Imported B e ige-White ·~ blk W. of Grand) the right man or woman to pnced & 1n xlnt running velvet. Like new. $250 • ., ~<>peor.Empl(,yer ~ap~~.S~':J'. grow ,v/a nationally UNSKILLED <!rder., • • Privatepartr.64a.-01B3 . ,,1 6~. ,-·-ent. 557_,~. 0 , pm recognized company in the Time N Chime Antiques OLX 1 d' t 4 t ,.,~_,, -.......... ~:i J"'I Aeromatlc girt field. To . Th F 1 map e in se, ca ' CHINISTS-dally qualify t be bl t •n • e c ory chairs $80., leather J\i-bk ~: ·• & Modet1 .. ~etal. reo~ ;;:enW: s!Je~ ASSEMBLERS 425 30th St., No. 20 , . exec ofc chair S30 .. uphlstrd ·~;.;;t.r.,: of rtoolin&" manufa.c-PART TIME effort for vigorous ........... i. Newport Beach 67542TI' o/size olive green armchr ' ,.w,u.:r.~ contribute wubstant1:i{y .. "'1(; · --·· ·' · . • . -...... ,' Open '11-5' . Ckl9ed · McindaY $4-0., cUstm dt-ps W/valance " ilnt:~-· NEW ACCOUNTS new product applicati<m, na· Female .~I»=.· 6:o:1::,0.,:,2760co:.~--~ blV , •·own 'toitlf. Too Cl,IRK tionaJ w" plans, ""°"'· No l'H..,.t-«• DEALERS/SWAPPERS 23" COLOR . _.,.,.i. .:fl!. ~· benefits. l'!OE. etc. &. effectively motivate a 1':, _. -r ~ CALL FOR STOCKI remote con tl'o;I , di.TtE ' 'Jl: 11-fOLD CO. 50 W.P.M. typing, 5ll prefer-commiAskln sales force. Ex· call Im:med18.tely at 1550 So. Coast Hwy. walnut·Zenlth/approx. 2 yrS ·'~ ~213) lil806548 red. perlence In our, or a similar Weekend• tncluded Laguna Beach 494-2"2 old, xln't cond~ Make (lffer. ·' tU "'·C'Hl.,IST -UNITED-oommodlty fteld d .. lrable, . CUSTOMERS : Maple twin bOO ''"""'· $10: ""' n but not a must Age la no • p p s Still have large supply 1 _,6:::70.e::7396=:::·------, ' ,ijth *,report CALIFORNIA BANK barritt. We have an at· • • ' o1. sideboards, also 9man COMPLETE fm'nishings or tnJJB:' Ind lathes. ""! Avenlda n.1 Mar tractive c 0 m P en sa. t I on ·'°' · -' . ~ ..... ,.. items and misc furniture. delx apt. This apt m: )Pf•~CI .. Int. -....., pac kage for th e Paclffe PerlOf'triel 494-2442 otsl"M!yland af90 aVB.11' at . ·. 1:'Wo~· CM ~=nte =~~ ,!00~in1g 51trvJces, Inc. 1550 s .. C9,ast HWY .... I,.aauoJ..... ~76s7In?· BTI-0370 or 1~ ._ aenefa.1 Equal Oppor. Employer ~7~eJ!iWStEast~ 500N~CenterDr. MQVING SALE PRICED to move, Must sell ' a lall\ebe= * PIZZA '°""' .. driven 6.nJomia mil " ' '."'1t~mr·"· FRIDA>' .. SATURDAY f.:::..•' 11~,;;"".!!w~~i "'·In -tt, 102 E . over 21. 165.12 Beach Blvd. Sales Supv $800 24 Centnll Towe-. Orange May 25 &. ~.June 1 • 2 bltin tbl. ~· Adler •• Mell, 97'9-5300. Huntlngtqn Beach Recent Ille Ins:. exper. 'S4'1-6446 Anl.!!lulties •t -Cle 1 ~":ow::·:.:,:mac=h:::·::::::.:=~-.. fT.Ein ' r.liiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiii-iii&iii l Weotclll! J...,AJaonqulq61:· Q·UEEN htdeab•d, ~ M Ei· 'POSIT.IONS OPEN Penorinel'" Aaency 215 ,E.-Cb~alth H\mti.ngton _&ach Herculon aofa &: love1eat, e*JQ:t FOR,,NEW BRANCHES 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. Suite F , Fullerton I02 lamps, all like nu! Alao '69 (Marie m Center) -17~1!33 Appllaf'ces . Marquis wgn. 675--0869 ;..:;;='r.e-,<"'"'.,.. • Tellers 542-81!36 Equal.,(lpoor. Employet 6 JAMESTOWN cl>a I ro ' ,J..' -' e New Accounts SALESMAN tull A p/time. S'rOVES-beaut. blUns dbl. Wrought iron ·tabfe: & ·.f ~,fl; _.,._.J ~.50 hr+ comm. 18 or W~onfeeSbop,ex-oven,elect.rotl11erie, chairs Lo-Boycheet.Dove:r y .ra, 1tE e Loen PrK~ Sec'y ~r~no1ean 1Oam-2 pm per ~,11:. No phone calla. cabinet• $125, 2 apt sz. $25 Shore~ 64.2-9980 ,...... ~ _........,.,., Kona. Lane11, 2G99 Harbor, ea; Pannel Ray heater ~; "'"'·" • n•aJ I Sa.vtnp A Loan Exper. SALES 1 mall job Costa Mell'l 2 waif heaters, $15 ea·, MOVING: Dinette set, desks, .,,......, "" Pl'erd. A!f..b'. In Person. "P· °' 1 lnhli w 1' · &. dr>er Mariner I S•vl~ &. shop. Must kDOW Machi .. . • • .. • treasn-. --' S67>'1 16'120 E •· Y • I d e d::rs. gU}tar, a.;;i:: l . A .1 1 Work on c omm Is• on . Full or p/thne. 18 or owr. 646-1.843 Hn s&oc: • 557-1586 C•rl"• Jr. Da•t. Refrtaeratol'-Freezer. •mall ' ot"'c'o.c."-'=----- 1515 Wertclltf Dr., N.B. SALE s G IRL ne ~, :'f8ly .m.,perq ~~~ 3,6 aize. O'Keefe & Merritt ¥A~ING 59faa, go Id mtll re, ....... .... • · • , s, -1L15-Q640· rn 'JS;U· Evu • SU-<000 tu & -e -~, , 3101 tang&. M8...f9Q9 , ~lvet. $90/~ D • y 1 Woltah Clarl<e'' 26 ..._, Yd., Newport R ... I WollMin/Oryors ~ ' ,. . Ialand, 644-0022 Ben. si. Wk. l""ull ma.Int. ~ pc Dtnnette, room Otfk:e pn;lductR & WAITRESS, Walter, o/21, * $~ * ~r~ double bed. Phone . Full or p/Ume. ~· Two·Guya fro~ FREIGHT• J)amage Sale on "i;:,5:-.,-7: 'Or retiftd men. 270 ! t .,_f'1 .~ ?:' e w • l-t a•ll an new Hotl!Olnt • Whtrt'poQl RABY mm FOR SA.LE, ., '"""'.,...;(cw Redhill) PM ~,-226.7 ~ain':ltw, r efrlc/walheh/dr)'en like new~1033 >f5.-0'1ll0. coma to 666 E. •Santa Ana. Blgllnld. WHO W ~ TO WORK! FRIGIDAIRE cwit Imperial DOUBLE maple canopy bed. DRIVE A CAB:! elec stove. Coppertone, dbl@ Complete $'7'5. •Capt chain CHOOSE ,.ur -· worlc oveo. Wion Un<d. $325. ~$35= . .::!J6i.-09<3==·----tor )'(lUftelf, be your own 645-61.14 USED Store Furntture. n::x> boN. Men 0& women. Can REFRIGERATOR 5 yean I-I.arbor. Harbor Cntr. be lltahtly handlcapp<d. kl ~ 'and t , ,_,.::*.::;<(}.::::.,1500:::":::.;*:..~ N •a t--Cl!an Appearance. 0 · two ........... 11 °"'•1- Vtt, retired. Age 25 to 70_ clean 2 OlES1' o( drawenr, sofa, Supplement your tncomf1. fl93.9060 misc. Items. All reasonable Drtve a cab 6 hrs or more • NEW, •till in ca r t on , 1 .:646-&95"'-='-~=~~-da.Y. Apply in pe.non, avocado Tappan bu 11 t-ln * FOR sale: Maple dre9ser Yellow Cab CO., 186 E. 16th dlshwalbfl', niodel 61-USl &: hed & rocker, antique St., Colla Mel6. $135 "6-46S8 bureau. 642-1458 RND YOUR NAME WIN FREE SHON PASSES . . Each DAILY PILOT Winner Gets Two S1.50 Value Tickets Southern California mOBllE .HOmEIHOW .Anaheim Stadium NOW thru June Endoti.d &y C11iforni1 M1bi11hame Oultn Astocl~ion ADMISSION: s1 ;so "dult•; 75' Vountstars 10 to 11 years .. ~ 3 --· s.t1o1rdirV. Su'*"· Mooidav, Mav 11·11 12:00-10 10-00 p.l'I, , .T~ tlw11 f'•lde\>, Mlv 29·.N"" I 7.00 p.rt1. 10 10·00p,1t1, ,.., .... &o .... ,,..,. , 12;00 llOOfl 1,0 IO·OO P-''" 5'.lt>Wv, ;..,.. 3 12:00"'°°"10 8001P.1t1, The DAILY PILOT makes It •••Y· Just check throughout the cl1sslfled 1tctlon for 1'1ck" llst1ng winner•' names. If yo11 find your n1me fust call 642-5678, Ext. 314, betwHn 9 1.m. and 1 p.m. to m1k1 arrangements to pick up your tickets at any convenient DAILY PILOT office. Lib: to tn.de-T Our Trader'1 $$'.) l YR. pam, d~ ~ IDR&ll. SOFA, 8 fL Ivory S&tln Paradla·oolum.rl tt tor )'QUI Late mod. Kenmore Wlllher.b '.~roc~a~d•~·~sc~pa]ra~te~z~lp:po:'~<d]I .. ___________________________ .. 5 -· 5 <\a>•.lor 5 -63&s:isit>: 839<J.n&, _!'UlhioN i:;o. 642-2267 . ' • "'1 ·~ • 1~·,,:,.t: n ., ~ . . . " . . }• 4 ' I ,., ·f'li· '••-.If •• "''-- I I •' .._ - ' I ' •• --___ ... ___ _ ----·--,. ----- - I I • ,. » .Dill~V PILOT , f ~, • ..., 26, 197} I • Here's How Y• C• Ute Ow Fanu• Dime· A • Una _ e lrtftt tt-• Mii It.-•Ith-· _,, 19 -ol -4 --lent offl .... .... 11..mck. ,.._ ......... , .. • ... _ ..... c111 ..... 11-. e Each "-mutt lie priced with ne lt1nt .... $15. our famous DIME-A-LINES • I FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFFICES TO .SERVI YOU • • e NEWPORT BEACH .• 3W.....,..., BMI. e LAGUNA lllACH ..•.•• 122 Forul A ... e COSTA MESA .... -, .••• , •• U0 Ww Boy e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 Booch Blvd • e SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El Camino ltoal c...n.....,.~.-•.-•• I.AWN mowtt $25,. 546-4029, CAR nt converter $1.0. OldBOOK cue wood walnut BABY awblg $7. TV tray9 $.1. CAR bed. new SlO. Back COOKING ut«!mll .. Detcore TWIN beds SlO e11. ch. AUT0~1ATIC washer $29: RR Lantmw. excellent con-couch $10. Oak~ sz. finish 7 adJtatable ahelvt.. Artifids.I plant tn container e.t, adult, chUdren'1 or q. ~mlul.ng bowl.t, pans, 67l-13%1. El@ctric dryer $25. Portable dlUon .->m~ RR marked B&rrel aeat $10. Kodak new 2 tHt wide 6% feet $9. Paperbe,cb 5c-10t. IG-0,7, lnSI and tron dWiwasher $25. Power Sl()4is. Clr1'• Eng 11 RI camera $S. Antique•. &Jau hlah COil $45 11e8 O>. Ba~ tub 'lSc. Wood c:a.blndl SUR.mOARJJ ll' good oin-fixture with 1or CARPET, ro.ta.n, u~· x mow"r S25. Hand mowu ~ Are,,,, Privet• Perllo• ONLY riding boot.a Sll. Walnut cloc:k $25. Back pe.ck $5. ~ $15. Reel lawn ~ $22. dSUon $2S. Kneebol:ld S6.. 3 , bath m!", pemct_ 18' Ji.II" and pad $14. Blue Luggage rack $5. G never-mu cottee table $l Antique clock $2S. 548--799f. VACUUM puU A laea n to Car bed $2 each. W'omen'1 lpl'l!CI bo:Ys bike Q). EJeo.. from $l to $3. ~ · wool hall runner. sculptured sprayer $5. ;1 mower $4. Brownle unitonn, worn KELVINATOR refr1ger&tot $2.50. Tank type vacuum 2'" bike Sl8. Baby door tlic auttu' $10. ~ pGn&' 6' COUCH PJ, Twin bed 3' x U' $S. Hand n10wer $5. E,.,tectrth st'. ""'•t""Pl•';n~a. ·Ji twice $2. Bird cqe SL Ter· tti. Pulb hlwn ~ $5. $10. Kitchen step cbaJr frame. awlni: $4. 2 4 5 0 table peddles, ball.a $&. frame Pl. Surfbol.rd '12. Floor lamp, nickel plated, • Adt From Butlnut Atldr91MS Not Accepted rarlum bottln 25c. 5tf>.1032. Kll"chm 1lnk $(. omce $2.50. Addlnlt ma ch tn e , Fordham Qr., CM ~ '45-.l'n9. $.l. ,_. bQys clothe a with 3 way switch $5. _c646-5848~:;:_,,.,,,_-,-c::---:--,: I LUGCAGE, Amt r I Cll1l chain $10 eiu:h. Pickup manual (perfect) $25. 138 E. ALARM mats $1: Se-1.Dc t1mt OAS lfl.We .pJ. Wood dinette ~ llilS W. Balboa. 551-4458 LAMP table• elegant. darll Tourist.er ladles 1Juft pece camper shell, odd aize U CM MS-448S. met.en $1. Vendl..-1PChlne with 4 cha.in 120 Blvd., e..1. l'1lh1ne pMt $L NORE LC 0 rechargeable ~·alnut round 18 di&met'er' 25 set, blue, excellent $25. 4'6"x7'3" SlS. 548-1592. BARBEQUE charcoal 30 $15. Padded bar .toot. $7. Refrtarentm sz. OromO Butbell bats 50c. Football Shaver, need• plug SS. trrches ~coat $85 .ell~ Near rteW pmnjum tire f PINTO maga $10 tath. Inch diameter with &rill Oetlk $10. PW. gf&ll 50e Ill· dinette with 4 chairs 0). helmet $2. B~ $5. 673-5398. ~2929 $25. ' 8S5xlS ana wbetl $ % 5. Larre lamp lbadts $5 pair. brazer $10. 55i-9663. ~ ~ ~~ ~ Adding mat'hinl!> $25. Hand-SILAFLEX :rod& M trolling SPICE rack made by Spice KOSS llV~adphones, new 644-SM3. Swaa: lamp~. Canning jars REFRIGERATOR o Ider traCk get and 6 0. mowtt $5. Pini: poll&' table and 9 toot bll..lt cutfn&:, both kl.and with 24 AOlces and $20. ~ . • AdvertlHro vloletlnt MAPLE crib, mattn!u and 35c doien. Clothing, booU works good S25. Power Slot trtv.:k1 Rctk>nl ~ ~ $8. 138 E. 18th St., CM with detach&~ butt., Wied herbs in wood eoet $15 sell 1946 BUICK Hearst tor parts new bumper pad $ 2 0 • ~ Car mirror $3. 16 mower ~ Hand mower $5. Show cue $15. Envelopel St 548-4485. once, 125 euh. ~ $5. 55)-9863. $1-$25. 642-49?8. tho•• .....,1.11on1 may be In vloletlon of Stole FraltchlH Boonl" "'""' ..... ~ MIS IJcenM repl• =· amplifier s25 ,SKIN°~ abalone knlws ~~1':r~e~.~ :1°cb.~~: ~ &ne~mi;::t 9.Jl·~~Baypaddllng -.aTff.-:arunP 2--10" speaker. S5 each. Dia· $3-$4.. Fre9h water, deei1 GU-5666. boWI $14. Arrowl 19c-50c. clothin&, dnas. mens lhir'ta, FORMICA boerda, lx2lx30, mend toe ro"-r """"'· tea aurllng poles and reels PAIR f matchi .... '"-1~ Tariett $2. 3 end tables $5. blouset, thort eetl, bell, hlp 50c each. 5fO-«l98. tfoM. men's •lie~ ii 557-1006 $2420. 3 hp Johnaon out-~s25each:~'\!a':. 5-18-8124. huaen. ~$9. Few other SEWING machine U> Anti 1213 Donet Lane,· CM ' ::ro ta!'i:tp ~ ~t~ er top occasional table $25. ORE.$ER., double 8 drawer, ~ cJ~ Ju.~· quit mirTor 30''x46'" $n BABY furnltun: Orange bench grinder ui. c.oiwnbia T long, 44" high room divld-fOOd condition $15. 646-0tm. NB. Come ~Irvine St'. Swag lamp 'ss. Patio l&ble l!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... I Babyllne crib and mattreu portable •wing machine ~t =age $25. So~ BOY'S Stingray bike, real to 15th St. A tum left at $5. Large table lamp $8.. MENS 10 1~ $'25. BoYJ 5 $22. Matching 6 drawer $15. Brownie movie camera p . of 18., 'd wtt drumchestW:11 · aharp, excellent condition Harbor High School Houae Birch ain&le bed frame 110 a:peed 1tlnuaY $Z. ?.fens I< dreqer with newt<-mar top $8. Black and Decker elee. air eep e $13. Large oak wood table numben not ln otder. Hours Dried and artificial fknl womens 3 speed9: $24. $19. Glr1'• pink 5 dra'll.W, trlc shrub/hedge cutter $13. =.42 flhades S3 each. with four chain: tor kitchen 10-6 Sat-Mon. designs $5, $10, $15'. 331 84)-7917. chest ot dra.wt-n $i4. COICO Telephone, white, 50' oord • or dining room, good COO· MAPLE couch opens like a _cW:c&l=nu,;t,_, ::™:::...-~-- WOMENS 3 ipeed $20. Mens modem h1&h cba1t .$J.2. Pot· $15. Elco cape.cltor tester MOVING sale rated "G" dition $10. 727 W. nh St. book Into double bed good WALKING tread uercl&er 3 llpeed 1:25. BOYS ~1nn ty cha1r Sf.SO. Large diaper $13. Elco tube te1te'r and i'JO(liea for all. Tralner bike CM 1)42..M87. condition but could u8e new SJ). Bathroom vanity with ltl.nir9Y $20. BoY9 &: glrls paU. 75c each. Pretty adapter~. $10. 2'tube cad-$5. Toys 50c·it. Shoe Mates 70 AMP circuit square D cover JZ. Free delivery. buin $7.00. Ice akate1, stze .ttnanY' S2'2. Men's 10 bluefiowt~ platt.orm dys, atocked 200 tubes 50c. Kids cloths SOc-$.5. panel $'7. RCA table model Sun Circles• tubular metal 6'iii to 7, like new $6.50. speed $25. 846-4937. ~er $15. Free form s»-$25. New Yamaha tirel 10412 Nightingale Circle, TV remote control with with canvu cover $l.5. 548-«I04. MAPLE bunk bed 1 , natilral wood lamps $15425. $5, rim 18" $2. Directional F . V. off Garfield, between 1tand $25. 2 Zenith portable 67!>-212.4. :J..;15.:0:..:::GAL=-Pemco---.-quari--um- dboud I" Beautiful hand carved liihts $8. Tachometer $5. Brookhurst and Ward. TV'• w and $25. Electric roUR b'--" Iron --• ··--n with fUlorescent 11"""hl t1l bookcue, hea ;, redwood end tables $25. Speedometer $5. Tack $3. ..,"' Washer and I Ul,\;.A ........ •n•vo; ....,, ' eath. Delk' $15. Wrooght Men• .1-WOmen'• cl«ldng Helmet $9. 6V and l2V truck NICE new twin lltt mattress ~ """" both $25 ~ wicker buket bar stolls ter, gravel, $25 ea. 642-9570 tron balcony n.11~~ 50c--$5.. 968-7322. 2.1331 battery $3. 12-5 p.m. =~II ~gular'i5~~ _!:, ~ch ry:-000 tram.? k>ofle (chairs) wry attractive, $5 BABY clothes lOc-$1 Unicycle s;. Box •v~.... Bulkhead Ottle. H.B., hear 543-9832. ,..-cush~ $IO Socket set 3/8 each. Sectional couch good Blankets $1. High chair $l 8' couch $25. Matching chair Hamilton and Buahud. If ELEGANT eyelet dy jector like new S25. Braun drlv S.S eait aftf'r 12 Sat tor reupholstering: 110 . Yellow old businette $7. $10. 557..S359. ·~er, uk tor Sonla•&t wedding gown fu~ slide projector $25. Brand and~ S • 542--0372 O:mt~ walnut table. tits Play pen $4. Car seat $2. BOY'S Stlngmy bike $25. ~1m.. size 9-10 $.2.5 Mute~~ new, never ulE'd Pflueger un. . apace behind ~ cOUch, Ladies clothes, she 10--12, TwiD headboatd. dark wood i•1UGIDAIRE '" ti .t 6 It. ' h · Wr cond1 !Upreme No. 510, fishing 8nun REVERE pro:lecfot $10. 673-8774. pants $2 each. Sweaten $2 $3. N etectrlc euJtar ~. au..,..ma c • WO n> ~ Hon reel $25. Co m for t a bl e $25. C8.!e $10. Movie ~ra PHOTO and each. Dreslles $3 each. New 8:.ttdoor fbrtutt $12. cycle washer, &(JO(l ~ • upOOlstered chair $5. 17942 $'!). Oriental art ObJects scrap b:Xlk Lingerie OOC'-$3. Shoes, si:rie , .. -cknm picture $7. ~!ctio~.~-El10cectrlcch '. 1rf0PAR posltractlon rear Orkney Circle, H.B. u--sn Beveled edged mir· ~ms, red embossed, U12.l5 10, 50c-$3. End tabl.e $9.&l c;;;t.i alaS8t'S 50c each. ":'.: ~ wru'" · 15 a.xle, tita 57-67 $25. "f'ower 842-7623. ror $10. Electrical equli>-es, ne".V cost SS, se $2. Lampe $3. Saturday and n~ ...... · n R Bhan\ t."' • :run brake unit and peditl SS ment $2-$10 545-8092. 5.52-9663. Sund 161.T AlilO CM ~ INml .,... U&~ • each. Crafttman electrtc Front hr~ and 1 indl~ 9' COUCH and matchin& · . WHITE baby crib with mat· ay, • ~tloOr poli.tler S 13 · ~r $15. 64&-8«1. 2'J36 $10 557-64TJ P chair 115. Brau :fireplace BEA1JTIFUL oil pe.intlngs tress Excellent condition c64G-8354:::o"°""'---~-- Sluler car race 1et on I~ Placentia, Unit B, CM ' · . IC1'een, and irons and grate for' home or o f t I c e • $10. Decorator off-white RUG oval aoo<f condition $15. DON'T PINCH YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can roatfonn J'1°G1r~at~, SURFBOARD $ID. 5 bicycles ~ fiJ2 01:-$5. Electric SlO, 410 Shotgun, never used ~ndsca~36 ~ 24:: quU~ bedspread, full •lie 4xfi Print box $5. 968-37'50. -!:-'M.--~~T~ ,.l;rWIJh~ Jj_5 -;l_l~; •.. e~ .n:11~:: $~. Barbecue, kettle style tW6 ~· ~. lWt QJ: originally cold: $150, never OPAL Australian uncut gtrr1 clothes, ·me 7, 25e-$4. i~aha b~~:'.. ~ ~ Bead divider '4· Wet ~It $5. ff;!'!:e~~~i~10· 16x2f 115. 5x7 pa!iited uaed .$25. G0--7382.-stones i...=-cut b1tu 1eins~'1~ -1---1--- Artist euel $5. Books u:' doubj',.1 ~· ..__: 218 Cedar St .. NB. Saturday ·"A:ooden plaques SS ea.ch. TEMPLATES ottl.ce ta,yout Lot. Private R:IU'tY· 213: lOc-$5.·MS-0225. ce rl,ng $10 ~-~ ~ <tlly, 10-5. SINGLE bed <Box springa 545-0050, 50 'boxe11 of tern~ tor _287='-5643="------ 'Mf' BOYS bike $12. 16" con-:atn:u a'ndM<~ IJPrlngi NEW Delco ~r 12\l mattreu It frame) clean & 3 SIX hole Chevy wheels, 15 desks, chain:, t l 1 ln g TIRES 82>15 t.nd ~13 tour venUonal bike $5. 10 ap S2S 18 al. show uarl batteries, s ea I eel and firm $25. 675-212-l inch S5 each. 48 Studebaktt cabinets, tables, etc and 35 $1.25 each. New 165 SR 13 Mme $2. Kermene Iampe: $9 • 10 ~ aquari aq $3 ~ guarantefld $15-$20. 5 1 pl. LIDO ISLE 143 Via Trieste % ton rear end .$2), Apt aUe rolls of Olart&pe tor aisles, on rim $18. T&ble and Cha1ra !ll)c--$2. A\.'Ofl bottles $3. ral aquarium $10 'TI ~r jeep ea:n $3, OUtboe.rd gaa 69 to ~ta &: DatBun stove ss. Old fa.shloned wash partitions etc. with book on $2.50 each. 5 5 6 -O 111, ~iim.A tront axle $2>. a~~um ~!~~ 3sc~. 10 C: ~"ssh~ u~!; ::':is SS 10$3lsisnren!wf =Su~ea~:e~ c1!tcesoo~.~~t _wc.ee=ke"nd=-------1.~~~'--,--,-,-,,--:::::-I Va.nous a't ...... wn pumps mi ..., J j Doors $25. Bucket reclining 5.0 odet .............. 4 ___;. CRm $10 Toy box $5. Mir· VW Variant part• hood $10. 50c -$150. 4-6 ft. plastic c ....,, E'e'JI can ho der $2. at• $25. Disc brak m .......uge '"~ 18" TV portable p). 2 rors $5--$10. Men's buckle Front auapension $10. Lett aarden awlnunlni pools 75c 374 Walnut St., CM 646-4186. ~et.e $15. w 1 n d • b i':id t!:F.J:lofis 1l'11~~ <UPhmuten $18, $20. Sears boots $10. Rockim? chair $5. front tender $3. l.dt rear each. TV console with APARTMENT We stove $?), $20. Rear window $10 Wheel tires 5 50x13 $3 each tank vacuum $10. Standard Doll house $5. 48 cup drip ~ $'1. Front bumper $3. cabinet $5. Bowling ball $3. 6G-0072. 188 E. 4nl:h St., CM covers s2• Rear bumj,er $I5. 548-BIOO · ' toilet tank fl.~· Double sink coffee pot $5. M&-.2378 VW bur left tront fender $3. Deep fat fryer $3. 36 cup BED davenport SU Love Trunk lid $10 Eng block · faucet $5. 21 TV portable 2 BROWN twin size Bue rear wl~·• fit '57, '64 coffet! um $5. Lionel electric seat $15. 3 gla&11 toP tables $2.S Tape deck. $15 Dash tn· TWO fuel injection heads, needs wock $10. 3910% hideabeds $25 studio couch n Each call afteT 10 a.m. train ~.50, Sunbeam mix· $l5 re.ch. 968-9139. stri'nnents 13 'to S 8 , recently surfaced T/S valves Otannel Pl., NB 673-lGm. cover $2S, ".arorobe trunk 968-0367. muter $2. Steam iron $2. PORTABLE tv works Tranamtsmn $ 2 5. Oil· for Chevy 327 $:25 both. TRAILER hitch $5. Bar $20, gold chair $20. 540-0024 BABY bed &: mattress $25. 934 OarreU, CM, l blk north $25 Electric• broom~ ferential $2.3. Drive shaft 642-Qm. stools (4) $25. School dellk CERAMIC Pottery $7 50 Baby play pen &: mattress of Wt.hon and 2 blks we-st of 64&.l525 • $10. Headliner $10. Body 2 WOOL rag rugs, large, ex· $6. Draftln( b:Jard $12.'Bat· S9 oo 645-6'"5 ' - $10. Car teat $5. Car aatety P1acentla, CM after 10 am. ' shell S25. Gu tank SIO. cellent for cabin $ 2 0 • ~ wall clock $3.50. Old =·=='-'-'-"------ belt 1eat $5. BabY bottle 3134 KERRY Lane CM 9 DRAWER dtttser $25. 3 Front w.spenmo 1$15. ReU 538-5517. ~s $3 eech. Spindle bit.ck WI~E Cold rina: $ 2 5-. stel4ill!r SI Each item ex-,,_ • .,..,. ., ~ 'Whit drawer che.st $8, both have -~1 18 Re-.. _... tt ..._. chair $ra. Wille tip chalr$25. R1cbomatic camera $2S. cellent ioO..Htton. Cal I .,.,.....#U, -p.m. e ·ronnica tops ahd are ftady """e1 · ar "" ...... _.. DINE'M"E. 5 piece '-""IP• ex-Goll clubs & bag $6. Guitar $10. Antique-table 968--2754 dtlk, 3 dramr and chair to paint 30t6 Killybrook, Brake drums 18. Steerlna cellent condition 53S-ffi1T. Bed5Pfelldl Me-$3 M &: $25 Plaster boa.rd $2 ~ frOnt throw mowe!' ~~hl~~~k':eta~~ CM 541r9m. ~bee~~ colm.H~~tm: %" PLATE glase tor your glassware SOo-i3. UIQJd 67~. , $25. 2 wry ~ $9. Gune table, gold teat LOVE teat $15. Color TV $3), Mlrron $2. Jaek 13. Muffler desk top $1.0. 54G-f008. records Zc. Wrouaht iron TR~K with tray, used uphollleftrd chalrl $15. 4 125. Drapes: pe.ir 2 tone worlcs but d1m. Oilld'• chif. It tall pipe ss. Wiring & COPPER pot with cover, candle hO Ider 13 . twice, can be painted. and D&tlun truck til'H & rims aotd/rust, like new su. farobe $15. Vanity $5. Toya auaaes $1 to $8. 'olalr $5. French cookware, veey old Lawnmowtt $8. Wrouaht used tor bOpe d1est, CCl8t $40 14, La;m spreader $4. 21m Sln&le beige mi''x84" $10. 25c-$S. Sat-Sun, ll-6. 2784 TV tube $8. Older F<ll'd and heavy 7 lbs. 8 inch Uul cottee table legs (2) sell $10. ~. Kanakoa. Sl;S-3571. White Jlned drape&, 93"x84" San Juan Lane, CM radio $5. Slab doors $5. New diameter 4 inch high UJ, ~50 ~ i:: ~· TWIN atroller excellent con- CXJRVAIR. hNdl $25. $10. Pair 105''x 84 ''VW bucket aeats $15 nch G-70' Wide oval tire tor 552-9663. ' . dJtion SU.673-2138. CyUnden $8 Engine perta $10. Pair, 1'3" x 84" $12. Parta: cleaner $5 cue 3i truck or dune buggy S20 HOOVER uprirht vacuum GOOD double bed $15, ex-LADIES Ugh lgh 3 speed $2.-$14). 897~79o3. Foldlngcotwtthpad$3.Be:d lo'ord ftar end $10. 01& (cost $-tS). Phooe flnt $25. Portabletypewrlter$20. cellent trult juicer $25, bicycle cle:n'i25 ~ KENMORE ''00>'' hee.vy du-ruard rail 75c. Suede jacket, hydro trans $2). 2 glrl'a 673-1784. E 1ectro1 u x vacuum grape pattern cofiee pot $10, • · · ty __ .... ,_ machine, ex· size 10-12 $8, like. new, bikes $IB. 4 rolls 't'l'JOflna' ROILAWAYS $4 6'1t=4473 (complete) $15. Edger d~ t:flotos $5-$15. COLEMAN lamp, single tnan· ceu;.t'tZ. .. $'39l9. Circus bedspread, twin, new J?&PE!'f' 110. 6' flab aquarium KINGSIZE box.springs ·$5 (manual) $7. Pvt. party st5-2573 tie, never \lied $5. 552--9663. ~="-'=='--';=.,--,--~I $4.50. Tt&er. rug to match $20. 839-39t6. each 675-4473. 557-24.34. BLACK cocktail table 16 tq. SWING aet SlO. Kitchen table HANO crocheted ah rink ~·~· Sheeb 25c. Oothlnr, DAVENPORT $15. Chair $.5. LIONEL train set $ l O, ELECT'RJC )'.')" Muve, a tt. $25, pet shipping/travel &: chain $2), 644-4833. ~.!; lhawla, capes, ~" girl • • 1a4es ahoea, clop Coffee and end table& $15 Pullm411 cars $5. Cara 12. super unit S%i Teletcoplnr cage 110, Hoover floor NEW Pathfinder aeU·can- ___.. Baby awee.ten ....,.00. lOc-$10. , B ~/areen area let. Double mattren and Ives switcher $25. Lionel ootaide umbrella $10. Picnic poll1her/1crubber SS, Hot· celling dlttctional signal 11~ $4.50. ~..,..Jewelry rug, 4~xG% $7. Treadle gprinp $15 Reclining chaJr awltcher SI5. 1937 Tinplate table with 2 benc:bes, needs point travel iroa $ 2 • switch, 12 volt, 7 wire with ,.....__ Phone l!V...-MXM 1ewlng machine $25. 2 si. Baby , wardrobe $15. train set wfboe.rd le elec. paint $10. 138 E. 18th SL CM Fi~ne lampa with shades Duber $4. New motorcycle TAPE deck muntz 4-track fAmllles.. ~. rw!tches $2X>. Span i lh 548-4485. $1. pair, e 1 e ctr I c boots, alze 7% E nylon cord stm!o new SlO. 841-0363. TA1!..LEh$~. 211chn~ $3 ea~~· CRAFTSMAN hand mawtt chande:ller $15. Bo 1 ex NEY/ drapery, lhee'r, fknl coochlpk:rfltyerraclc llff..,;,,50,F~:!. ~rene soles $10. New REDWOOD gate fltg openlne H .,. c a,ir · DGthlnette .,.... with catcher $10. 646--3578. Engltsh le1ther came ra desiln. l[Old, yellow A brown oc: ·"'• bowllng ha&' $3 50 Reclining 3 , 4 , , w id e . In c lud e 1 Baby cnb, and new mat-ca!IO $JO. Slide projector $8. (2) pieces 168 in. ~ $25 kitchen table extends to 69" chair $10. E!iht toot long hlnh1:are $15. 2 twin 1Ue tress $25. Baby clothes WONDm hone SS. 548-2575. 1920 Indian mo ca s a Ins each. Seven pieces new S7.SO. wooden ctblnet lhut· decorative aquarium ata.nd headboards S5 ea ch. 50t-$2. Boy'a clothes, men'a 4 DATSUN wheels and hub· w/sllver-turquoise buttons stainlets steel pots and JJ8llS ters 37t,9 (L) X ~" {W) $9.50. Sat. 1 PM· 6 PM · 80-2690. mnall 50c-$,'t Lamp shade caps $12. Set leaf overload $25. Lg. green Fostoria color orange $18.95. 2 yellow $2.2), snake for drains $1.Z. &U-3052. 566 Joann St., Apt $\. Books 25c-50c. Remrds Bprirlgs for 1~ or %. Ton plate $3. Ruby glass vo.!le Bamboo bar stools iron legs ~103Barbados p 1 ace· ~Be:•_:™""-------GM~~ r:e~trrr S 1 5 ' ~J!~h'c1~t'n~Se~24 ~nis ~~~S-~~ coU :·n::liJ~a$is ;:~~~ ~~c~ Wh~ co~on .f:erea~ 3 BAR stools $5 each. Black ~~ ~~1:nwn ~~ ~~ LARGE dJ'euer or buffet new Mustang hubcapa $3. 3-6' WHITE wrought iron avocado elec. CM opener, and $10. Mbc glass bo\l•lil leather back white & black S!ngle bed $15. Secretary $10. Bar stools $.5 tor both Jew@lry 25<:-SOc. TV color decorative post, A-l coo-wmics $4. PGA folding golf 50c-$5. Quilt $10. Stainl~ seat, 5 drawer Chelt newly desk SlO. K1ng O'Lawn 9776 Argule Ln. H.B. an~enna $.1. car rack $1. dltion s15 ea h 54S-fi618 a ea t $ 8 . s t e r I in i !JI.eel knife torkJ and spoon painted white 125. 119 B 34th edger $25. Surfboard• $10. '57 FORDAMATIC vdth tor-Hair dryer $3. Camera $5. c · · candlfftlcks iS8 pair. S89 t\\'O set $8. Walnut chair white NB 6'rrH$2:?. Chest ot drawers SS· que converter, drlve plate.!!, Flourescent tubing $3 each. WESTERN equestrian suit panel Chinese foldln& acreen C'IJ.lhlons $15. 2 metal twin TYPEWRITER itandard size Aquarium and stand UJ, flta 312 or 292 engine $25. '61 Tape recorder $10. 2992 $10. West em hat $7, EnglJ.gh S20. New Bar ry more bed framel $3.50 ee.Ch. Boys good c ond I t I on $25. Old barrela $1 ea c h . Powergllde tor V 8 ~ngine Royal Palm, Apt. C, CM. hunt cake$.S. Eni'liah coat, aketches on placemats $5 bicycle (needs adjuatrnenta) U ph o 11 t er td pla.Uarm Fertillter spreade:r $2.50. SlD. Phone 842-3769. ~200. ~ 1uo. 12w~ ~ set. MoUon picture original $10. Phonograph reoonb rocker, maple arms $25. se-ne. 2l:rTl. AcadJa. S.A. MODERN danish chalr S5 PRTVATE party: B & H SlO. 55'7·9:359 80U11dtrack albums $4. Good ~$3. Ladies coe.t pink, 673-2733. ,ollgta:.;o,· ~~~-~-= larle atrolltt $4. Car bed regulr 8 movie projector' • record albums 25c. Electric altt 14 $10. Mlsc ~s SCRAM LETS MAPLE dlninl table $25. $2. Walktr $1. Jump aeat $1. $25. B & ll movie camera BOWLING ba 11 S 3. acta90rs $1.50. Old brass clothl'S ZSo-$5. (good rw.me • Upholstered chain $ 2 o . Buinettei p. Large lamps $15. Actton-vie""'er & splicer Foldttla modem Cha.tr $4. Chinese incense burner $10. brand) SuMay 645-4832. Antique chair $7.50 Pole SS. Odd w,~ S2. F1oor P,. All in excellent con-Roller rink skates $6. Maple Thorpe cream I: suaar $2.50 STAMP llectlon 2,500 ANSWE'RS lla:hts $5. White lace bride lamps SJ . PuJ'h lawn ditlon Sonday only, all day, fioor table lamp $ 2 S. aet. Bicycle $25. Rugg 18" off pa.;' on 10 st: sheets, dress S20. Pink lace formal moweni $2.95. Utillly table vicinity of Bea"h & Chap-548-2«>7. power law·nmower $25. New Xii dlft'el'f:Tlt u .s.. 1.3~ SlO. Baby quWs S8 each. $1. pray P"n S.1. vacuum man 77,52 BP 1 grave MA \'TAG ~·asher s 2 5, blue-white atrpe teapot Foreign, 90 countt'ies, great Frugat -Brain -Guile -Lazy Susan $5. 5 0 3 cleaner $5. Coffee table $2. Ave., G.G. 892-3834. Maytag dryer $15, 8 yn ol~. $1.j(). Child carrying seat gift fQr collector $ 20, Btou~ -SINUS Larkspur, Cdl\.f. Flrcpl.aOC" l("l"rel'1 $1. Twtn vw parts: 6 or 12 volt battery 644--0244, 2521 Bil m boo , for bicycle $4. I.«. painted 675-0865. Be 'thankful you're mt an BRANDY Snuffers, I in e bed complete $15. Portable SS. Baja bl.la hood $3), Nolte Eastblul!. ~lexican wall plate $2. Golf T\VlN beds. clean, &!Jilted elephatrt with SINUS trouble. crystal, 6 Inches high, cost draft table S3. 6:"9 carpet $5. $)'.). Deck llO. Fenders $9 NEAR ne""' 350 golf ballA !§els 3 woods, 6 Irons, 3 put-()rtllo matching boxee &: DINING table S2S Cane back $3 each sell $1 each. Othl!'r Odd irtoola SI. Rt'd velwt each. Star ff' rs SlO. Sc-lk. 219' Polnsetti~ CdM ters & hRK SlO & Sl4. Poodle mattress $25 set. Holl.,yy.'OOd chairs $12 each, bar 120, bar stem glassware $1 to $2. bedroom chaise Joung!! $1l. \\'lnd!>hielcls \vipers motor , -. airline kennel $5. Sunbeam bed 3 Kini[ g1. stools $6, °""'"'e beds ~ Complett ~ wheela $7. $1. Speedomctf.n: $.1. Radio 19301 style Executive olfice portable elec. mixer $3. 36 head= :s·~~ch. ChUfs with frrun-e sW,:lroner $2. BABY turnltutt: 5 drawen 842-94G6. SIO. Jfeads $5. Engine QUlel dclk, 110I!~ WOOd, ~ ton-pc. Holland stainleo steel piano $10. Pictures $l to $5. HeAd ski1 $25 -214 Dahlia, and clolet, white, 46 x 33 AlFI'O stereo-Lear J e t ' !I $2X>. Doors $15. Fenders $10. dl!!on~ 4.S Jonr x U deep x lilvtTWllf'e $15. R o g e rs 138 E 18th CM ~ CdM -M M $10 . ......, .,.,..1 be9t, 8 track deck with FM Deck Iida $10. VW belly pan 30 high $25. 646-0013. "Sylvia" $15. EJqant green ' ~ vi~• _ _.._.u _. radio sz;. B r a c k e t 8 , &: pnrta Sl-$25. Pistoo le TENT 9 x 9 $25. Antique gl&U chip A: dip $4. Carved hookup and speakers S15. cylinders S3. ~ lb ls box wash stand=>· Serving cart aoap11tone vtl!M! $4. queen & ~ ~ 'Ill All brand ....,, otlll In box , mn>per new 12 gallon wattt $10. Sack ""'""''· sand, twin lheeta 11. c.nn>nr Jara r • tl::I rrl Ill R GA'ZEK ... ~ will ~I l!pftl'lltely, ?il\T-4885 tank new $15. Water pump gravel $3, Antique~ old lOc. White dlahes & cups m ~·..a.-~ :.4· ELECTRIC ~r S 10 . S9. Stove top for camper h11.mess, boot1, poles, ladles, t00c1d. Lot1 •1ilverware l()0-$1.1d a.\YJL 645-8355 $21. Hot rod VW cam $25. men's antique 1kl clothes eye & uses, some go _.,., ,t:_~ M y..,o.lf)oAdfMt~ M ./'6:rti ~ or 962-2273.. S25. AnUque irons ~. rimmed Sl-$3. 19 2 S 1 ~AH. T .AueNl•e ,.. ti\• ,,.,.. T ocf.. ~ ROUND Italian marble cof· PR G b 1 I I · J k lr 675-S743 McLaren l...ant'. ll . B • ~ TO dtwlop JM1.1o01 for Sunday, ~l2 fte t1tble 48 incheg · a r e ii-nc ers a · (Magnolia he tween radwords idlngtorunbtnl ,. diameter '$25. II o o. v er ~hock!! for Che\!)' $l5. QUEEN 8!.ze .spring and mat-Y or kt own I Gar f I eld) of')Qlr~ir=;~ 7 uplia:flt vacuum $18.5(). BAby ->4~R64G treM U> ~ach. Kenmore 968-3719. Saturdny only. ~1:AUl.UI 1 ~ 31,_ 61 ~· ICOUtO walkt.r $2.!"JO G\rl'11 Stingray \VE5'J'INGJfOUSE roast· Wll.llhlng machine $ z 0 -'7 ~. 2AIM 32~ 62C.-. oor. it~~ blke $13. All aniclell In f"X· rr. l'J\Tn likr nf'W S15. Dlntlle set, forrnlca top SIO. LAWN mower $5. 536-9798. ~~MAYM ~.._ ~~~ ""t::.lr NOi.ii celltnt con<.Ution, Me 1 a Ebony bed 11pre11d holder SI . srrfbonrd $20. Two dlvan!'I, CERAMIC pottft')I' $2.51).$3. utlft..-... -· ;::.,. fs 6J 1· a. .. 1 Verde 54Q...73n \Vicker doff bfod $1. FT'ont c en.n, ttOOd (.'OnljjUon $10 ~45 --6 Aeocll 36 T " LANE cednr chest $XI. rack for 24' hike~ e. Top and S20. $48.-1089 SINGLE mat~. box ...wtl ~~411 J:O: .,. ~~-~AIM Student5 oombo 3 drawer rack for Wo.ttte Klnc2 MISTER Gadget traction 1~$1Seach.646-7220 ~WA'flf ,~ 3'T• O 169 wt.tt NOt.n.J...• dtHt with pull down desk dahw:e.Jher, new $1. OIM. 'ban, uaed once on 9 sec. tJTYR$ST ~('<Md too.; AOTop 70...,. ~..,:.,. mJi top $10. 5 drawer chf1t SS. 675--2:\.16 1ienry J. '15 c•ch. &t&-9749 Bi! A1prlna: 120 ~at= I''°' 41=.. 7l s. . Old '311hk>ned ltroller $3. PROVINCIAL chain $25 FANTASI'JC UIOO PoUUclaJ ot drawtin $12.M ~ 1J~ :Cl*idlt 72~;:,. Hiah chair $3. Ligtlt brown each Antique l'OCker ~ Beam bottlo PJ ea('.h ' CAMCll. loll.Ii 1 *4 4tll'liatta AMrttf ~. ""'"" wlr •nd""" ~. T.,.. Dreaoer $10 1.Add•r!Jock Hospital bed with m.t....S ~c pottery $2.~. • ~,-· l2 j,'r-'"" ~,_ ~=t"' ~" .. ~ room cany caat f or C'halrs $2.50 l'!ACh. Baby m. 2 .et. twtn nu1.ttreues ~ -Joi.tol · #ilf. hamtteni $5. Rec'Ord stand walker SS. Girl's 3 apctd bo."< aprtf'llt,I and headboanl~ CERAMIC pottery $2.;I0-$9. 17 -n A ~ : :: fiOc Ladles Clot.hell, •lte 12, blke $10. Bhby crlh SIO $1 5 each. •SUper old 78 ~ l:YClll =~ ~~ -. JOme stlrl'1, 31it 2"4. 25c>-$1. IVrtactfb $5. ?.ten's Mil SIO record 1tlbum3, a 10 6 GE Retrlgenltor, good con-20,.._ fiO.:ltlcrt IO'"-" MIUAlM 'I'o)"I and pmta 1~25c. fa carr1er S8. Cookln1 reeords In each album $2.50 dlUon. top rreem-. separate ltilD 21.~ 1 =r :1 ~ ,, a. Two lamJUtL 3149 Kerry $3. 1890 Rhode l tland eoch. Sunday only. 2Ql0 doo 3 cr1s 25. 644-7698 Jfllr » en.. Sl r"" JA ,· ,' IAl"'lt', F&lrvl"' at San Cree, CM, near H3J'bor & Wallace. M 642-8900 r, Pf!n S .W.."D SA~-. ~~~ ::!~ 1U fl Ditgo FrteWay. MS-0383 Olsler. Sal~un, Monday 64 CHEV. Station w .. ann, 61 eves. w.f.1~ l5 tw.i """11 p I~ &. 7·1 GUIDANCE Books $25. 24 IOAM-6PM only. Old!! Conwrtlble , .... ,.:;..,, 5tl MUTE oak double bed head· 26 lr'ltl!T!Oft ~rot 16Cr0wdld "" ·"" board $25. Matttts.11 and box YlleO 'D H<Nrl 57 Afl'Pltbt 17 ~ mm 1'RC'!Of'd1 $25. 10 r a I . ALTEC hl·fl speaktt-1, 4 Old~. nll or parta Sl-$25. 64 •prlnp $25. 546-4615 _,. av-511'.m N ~ 11QUUtum, be&W, lla:ht ._ mod~I 755'a, 2 n10d~I 3000 fl J ct·.A·Wau anti &4 Qi.e,., -2'1M!tM !!lfMINRrw It~ RJ. If hood, pump, 1Uttf', ~ 1'1:ecf("r'I, l rood('! N·ml tr1U111mi&<1ion $25. R.atH1.fort 'TIRES 8.25 x 14, 1lltd, all .,f-,'JJ 30All '4)W!fh 90"*-wA.• tlomi $2l. Jteoavy duty carpet dh1dl'!r n~tworl<l!, $ J 0 0 SlO ltadlotl $lt}120. Heavy fUr $8. ~ JO\.Gool /O\,y,., ()~ f.. Wnrpoow and l1oor wutr, vw.l11e, 1el1 far tlO each. duty shocks $1.5. 13'' ttfts, 4 VW BUG car top carritt, \IS• \81 ull.!d once $2$. 642-l52"J Cabinets S()e. 5,';7-4885 fM' $25. ~ ed o~ $18. 552.Tml I ' I : . • •• • ·-.., '· PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT PENNY PINCHER Classified A.d 3 LINES 2 TIMES · $2.00 " Any Item Priced S50. or Less (If moN than -lltm, the comlllnod Mil cennot ••""" $50.) 642-5618 • \ • . ' DAILY PILOT 3 - [ •··· · ]~( ....... 'l~~I .. ·d-· .;~~~I,..,...,_™ I ---1~1...::r.=...: l~I ·--Ifill -. .. J[i]\ -*-l§J a......,. J11 Ofllce Furoltw., TJI, bile, Hlfl, ~..., 0.-•' --~ !;!He~n~-~----!"'~ IHti. s.n tot CycMo. 1111<.,, Motor -Rocreetr.....1 * <: * Equip. 124 _Ste.... _____ ..,;.136.;..; "FUN FOR PETS" PRJVATE boo ..ii.. lklll UDO It. No. :ms w/...U.. • ..,;.Sc_oe_too_ro ____ 925""1·-Sa_le...;/'-R-ent ____ Ml_,._v_ohl<_l_• ____ 9_56_1 Bob Rouen EXEC -1 dn 11$.Z See 'T.I MOO!!L ci-on Vll!t .... Hiiie bad<yard •• .....,., -· -I "' old. UIWan bootd. J°""'• RACln9 c....i.... "7 ISLANDER 216 3'1h St. chn 18112 Detb 121195 Off R.CA" Z<mllh 1'V .l 1..-. batltdloc i....i. °"""' ...,.., wub racb, an this Ndder. alls. ,.._, UL TAC '~ " Ne --o •·--L C Supl 867 IY IJ CM -Lowest pdon of the ~at _.. .... tender loving '°" $35. We need '"""" Kept in.Ide. Sailed 10 llmff. * llULTA 0 * 22' Wpo. • ......,, •· -~ Colmt>'• ..,._ o-o 11 am.2 -&dull> io awt a drill team. TlUlHml IEAOOUARTERS FOR '73 DODGE SUPER SURFER VAN v-. --~----~ P!enoc/01'9tm l26 d •• r. r . z. n Ith 1 '. PET 9S-8'Jl9 tr SURF CAT ........... DESERT. Moro x TT MOTOR HOME """" _,,, .................... y>. Chromacolor um. 2:1" con-HORSES r Sal D ..... A fibe-'"-al AccNlorielJ.. TWO FRIE TICICETS ANTIQUE EUROPEAN _,_ remote SS9l nr. -·· V~!!~~ or e, ·-•· Appy ·•-· um. mut • H ~->'\'11y Self c ... alned. low Auto rra~ Power D1oc PARLOR o•.auo _.., ......... 40> --Colt. 11i1 yn, l'Xld (ll)&or; boon. atainJns SIM) rtatna:. Vuw-al Wlllon, C.M. 1nlle., runa like new, lest Bra.kc., Radio, hilly c.,.. to 1he """" ' Solid Stat. oonaole1 from Bay atldlnl 3\1. yr; ~~ dacron m.a.ln A: jib. ~ &t6-46S5 or &tG-.)G:S drive thl1 one today. pettd and paooled, lootball Southem Cellfomle Good Condition, Bleck $525. 19" Solid Sl>te ~. 3 ATTENTION PETS! Quaner \I Welch 13 yrs, \, ""'®ll or -BICYCLE SALE $4495 wlnOO.•, paint suipo, m*"' MOBILE HOME SHOW Ebony flnlth yr plct\ltt tube, 1 yr paru • llorne away from home, Po& 1i_ w-• ...... 7 Ta 1 o=7"-0"'-"'-""'==-~-••• . service. Cuh 90 Ol' tenm. built jwit for )'OUI avail. 493..Uti" yrs. c SCHOCK Endeavor, 2 6. NEW 10 SPEED rrAUAN .,,. .... lll'H, May 26th lhru June 3rtl S600 0021 Atlantai, H.B., ~ Boardlnt::/Groomln& MS-28-'8 fibe.rgla.u ullboat, tu.II race BICYCLES $59.95. Btadl ... us tax &: lie. $3995 at the or '""""' 0-1." .. -H.B. BABY n •• 1.., -u-c 11• t'OR SALE: 5 Yl'&I' old equip, Yo'ith or without r:u-...1-. 806 E n-•~.. ~ ANAHEIM STADIUM ~ ---·--· ~~ Thorohft<I mare and Ye..-l<•wport mooring. 6U-:l614 _,_~ ' --llll'o DOWN 497 ml 96lhTl29 Mallard d-U.50. II ,,.,._ ~-Blvd., Balboo fm>.1282. $ff.•• PER MO. ''"' tax .l lie. 2000 Stale College Blvd., ........................... 1•-•iiliiii,_ ..... ,_.l 3512 S.E. M.eA Drve. Bade n& coll. '-""J""\ FAcn)RY 2nd.a. Naples HONDA 500 ·n l2<XX> l -lo-/• DOWN Anaheim BABY GRANDS RENT TO OWN Bay, ~~. Namilla lino . Sabot form $1£5. Alao ""' ISOO Hond~ "'11 9o ~~_.'iJd.mo. Ful1 11'"~~722pr~• $8367 PER MO lease call 642-5678, ext 314 --ftnls1led pl,.,...,. db'll» $45. ml ·-K a.Wd .,;. dirt "~u •ng lax & c. ~ ··~ · • to claim )'0.11' tickets. (North N TVS & STEREO TALK l NG Panot·Amuorl g YR. 1iS Tborobftd -1iS Qtr. 642-0195 stt' . ~ tru...,., $350 net~ payml'IH price tor~ mo. FuU cuh price In- County toll free number is t= aar:;p ~ oo::r SlO ~llow cageH~ ~ Geld. En&". or West@nl. * SEAQUEST 26' * Adlt u~ .: x.1.ni cmd, $6Z30.50. A.P.R. 12.59 (UBE-eluding tax & Ile $C253.75. 540-12'20.) Grand Pianoll from rm. 5'8-1292 Jumps. Ask'e $475. 875-172:1 Slp11 5, p.Jlt!y, head, motor 548-6J.ll • · 8911. Defen-ed Paymmt price * * * Thete and many mare at: 3 nNCHES: beautttul bJa: B!:Atrr. Geld~. Partially cushion9, hlnaed mast. Xlnt. MADE 1n Itab' Mondi& lib EXPLOR:ER :;9·~in~;.-R. 10.93%. OHL Y AUTHORIZED WaUich• Music City No Credit a..dtol<o Depoolt .,.., 110. cau ewnlnp. gymkhana tramed. $010. l!>SOI!. --ID opd. w/Am......., EXPLORER Kirby Vacuum Distributor in South Coaat Plaza M0--28..10 Free DeUvery • Free Repair &e-2723 Call 962-5.315 LIDO 14 Compl w/traller rims, cum tifto,, center pote OF · Costa Mt>sa • WU! be happy Monthly Rentals Available C•tt 852 $950. de Alm Bayside brakl!I made by Balilla. ,to an-ange a home demon-BEAJTIFUL antique Open Eves.. .54Jtt44 I -II.CJ ~,,:;. or eall 171 4 ) Ctcel tr.me, Glanrobert. OF stration, Austrian Baby Grand; (3) AFFECTIONATE .... ftp:'rneot ~d~!ro. ~L· ~·. Hunt1"ngton Call 979-522'1 ebony finish. Xlnl cood. :ITEREO: 1913 Quad System, Siamese kittens, box t.raiD-. UDO 14, Fully @Quipped, "-VllU or 9~-5469 Alusl Sacrifice this treasure Garrard n1odel, full size td, $15. 557-0079 cover & trailer, 1T\IUl)' ex· ·nnoo.=._~s~~~~-. "'."-11)~-Hunt1"ngton BRUNSWICK Gold C~·n STJO! 968-4300. changer, 4 Quad ape.akers, t.ras. $1<XX>. or best otter. ..........""' ~UAI """'-"' Beach pool tables, 41,V x 9. Snooker 32 PEDAL Wurlitier Organ AM /FM/MPX receiver. Dogs 8~4 Bolits, 0.neral 900 534-5213. Yahm, '70 90cc Suzuki, B h 5 x 10, oHt>r. Pinball & Like nu COl\d. Estate Sale tape deck plug in jackil. HOBlE 16: n.rly nu, ~·/all '7()..'10cc Honda, Cat A Taco 18801 Beal'h BJ\•d. 842·8S03 eac ~=!game! s.$"15 gp. Com-Must S<.>U, $500. ~ ~sndleft uncllalmboed. standlU *Mel ~II*• c*eth •Olcon* racing iear: trailer, trapei.e mini bikes. 646-z:n> HUNTINGTON BEACH me."' ... sot car tracks SJOO. u•-• ~,.,. n x "" Y etc, call days 567-55ll or 1972 HARLEY Da.vidson, 65l'iiir.inr'.'~W~ Can vendor $150-sa...sl2.1 • YAMAHA. "*luced to: guaranteed. Was $260, now 246S2 C•rav•na Clrcl1 22936 Vi• Pi1m1nto eves &io--0591. cc 15 orLi miles, brand nu, II ATER Sonener, Refiner. ~;-$125, or take over &mall Mission Viejo, C•. Miasion Viejo, C•. HOBIE 14, ~'/dolly, $900. uo. $275. Under warran. 640-0172 1am sz.. Ufellme frbgls . Sell pymnt., 893-050l You are the Winner of 92675 4782, •n YiU.tA.HA 300 Enduro, cheap. 543-7581 24 hn. Plano, Cable-Nel110J1, BEFORE YOU SELL TWO FREE TICKETS You are the winner of_ call 645-552'2 eves desert ready, Io we red BEAUTIFUL wedding gown Spin~~cond. ./CHECK us. to the TWO FREE TICKETS HOBIE 14 Cat&maran. Very frame, new tires, never and veil &lze S-6. Excellent Our trade in aUOwancn are Southern Calffomi11 to the good condition. New tram· abused. Must sell, makr of- eoqclltlon $80. 53L-"'26 Sparling food• 830 ~,ta11cc1o1~ ~ ";:,. ~ MOBILE HOME SHOW Southem Cellfomle poll,,.. 17'0. 497-1664 Jett ~'',,'·c::~=-•13.-. -,,,-....,--.,..,, RREDE~,?RATJNGXl175 sq yds M98 MUASER, V24, 8MM, Hi-Fi gear now. Brine in all May 26th thruth June 3rd MOBILE HOME SHOW 1·32 $12.SM Space-~~~dl, try HAR.RY QulnnPhU ~lJJOOdopdh, bfull ust ... ,ag crpt. nt cond. 0,·-•~. E·"•ld 1917 U.S. ~ .. u--• -u1-~ tho at e "lay ~th thru June 3' ~ $2'ZM N-30 try '$1.-..n "' . sli> campy. "' u s, S2.7S yd. 644-4548 ~.""';;'lee '$5o. Springfield d;;i ./:' ~ef'tb,;;,;;t-pos. ANAHEIM STADIUM ,_.. -at the '" 30 $9~f Avery&: Co. 644-0401 Cost !!?'i .~ .. wks old, sell LIKE new 450 Reeve1 traller A.T-03 late model, new m. sible. HARBOR-HI·P'I, 1780 200'.:I State Collegr Blvd., ANAHEIM STADIUM SABOT, Steve WU.1an, std. ·"1525~,,· ~-==~~-~~ hitch $75. Anti-sway ban All military, ~7-4885. Newport, C.M. M&-01.23. Anaheim 2000 State Q)\lege Blvd.. racing, xlnt, dolly. $295. '71 TRtUMPH Bonn.-Strip.. 552-7809 GOLF Clubs, MacGregor, STEREO· lm-240 \Vat t Please. call f>42.:5678, ext 314 Anaheim 548-6.110 peel tor dlrt. Needs some KITCHEN lbl. ctirs, leak new. Nicklaus Her1taiie. G&n'8J'd. model, prof sli~ ~0~~8;11~~k~~fn~rt~ Please1 . call 642-156k78, e1xNt 3lh4 u· 1t!ERCURY Cla ss . work. S450. 557-4521 aft 9PM cocktail tbl, occat1ional chrs, con1plete. Cost $450. Sell chan&er, J" n sen air 54().J.22().) to c ann your t c els. ort Fiberglass, daCT'On sails, 1971 YM1AHA 360 Enduro. , misc. Eve 6/::t-1917 $250. 548-4189, 548-2442 suspension speakers, * * * Q)unty loll 1ree number b 8teel trlr, nu paint. MZ-7880 Will takl!! best offer. AM/FM/MPX rece.lver, 8 540-1220.) '94-4031 EA5Ji~ H~!"Ebtin:~(0~~ S~~B~~D n:;s·iail~~i~z track deck, orig $410, now e PUPPY WORLD e * * * sz;,'f:u1i!2~1 ~. =~ * 1971 Triumph Bonneville, Aftt>r 6; 552·9715 justable box fin. Just like ~· b W~ left lunc.:medci 100 ~UXED PUPS. Open 14~L~fT &,,, trailer, 25 h.p. 96S-1562 after 4Pl\.f 650 CC, $1000. HOME MADE FU new, $70. 642-4006 ran new n an Eves. Irish Setter, Dober· Jv11-11,,.,n l•lotor, S 1 7 5. 00 4 $650 * 557-1485 * OGE SUID'"SOARD 6'1'', Pintail. ~-t~h or small man, Fox Terriers, lluskie, ~es!.010 Linden Pl., 'c:R okER '69 NORTON 750 SS COM· ~-,:c~neous &15-ti864 Fast. Down ra.lls, ExeeUent. *SPRING SPECIAL* ~u~:~r· la~P ~~: BOSTON WHALER _ 13,6,. CALL 6~ EVENINGS MANDO. New clutch plate $40. 640-8329 Cocka SWAP ~-·~ KITE '"' blue h u 11 &. tuneup. $850. "94-a)50, Wanted 820 Rebullt~Plcture Tube poo. .:111•::P11••1u1 '72 40 hp Johrison, xlnt cond. -..., TV, RadlO, H1FI, ••• for ,, Stud 0 -rv --t all extras ~~ "" "'"7 or w/trailer. $500. llr l.913 HONDA 350 CL * ~21'' or 25'' Color · · ~ ........ """ ...,,.,_ · • ....,,,.. ~ Call aller 6 pm 673-90'71 Jmmac Cond. Lo Mileage Slltto _ 836_ * 2 YEAR-WARRANTY breeds. 531-5027. -"~ f?:ik Installation Available WE are 2 beautiful puppies DINGHY wood/glaas, well &o.tr,Sllps/Docka----•10 · · * * * --~~ OLD---ORJENl:AL --RUGS. Will pay 5-10% more cash 3 S'J'ERF,() am/fm oom- lhan top . $ payers. Eves. bi nation, Packard Bell. Rice's T•leviJion Service losing our home. Rare Bed· built, little u.e. 2U Geneva 'n4'. HUSKY 400. $500 \n. f I M N rth r._ lingfon Tenier. Lo v ab I e St, H.B. 536-2273' * * * vested In l"natne & trans. 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 HUNTINGTON BEAOf '73 NEWPORTER VAN CONVERSION % "ron, 318 V-8, Power Steer. ing, Power Disc Brakes, Stove, Ice Box, wardrobe &: dinette. $4395 plus tax & lie. 10% DOWN $79.27 PER MO. fo1· 72 ntonlhs. l>UU cash price lncludtn~ true & lie. $4675.7'. Dcfcrrrd Payn1ent price $6146.94. A.P.R. 1 O. 3 7 (#8235), EXPLOR·ER 54~0 49~1245 RIENTAL RUGS. Prlvate ** 21" COLOR Conmle TV, party will PAY cash :lor all S75 or make oiler, rood pie· ormer y en. o ~ Cock Our R. E. ~"''' ..,,.,.. or '-It otter. o,..., """'-7 1 Bick s. of Baker 54IHI00'2 er. owners wa.nt us 13' BRITISH DORY "" ~'T,'~ij;~j;fi;',;~'j.~fc~ff'-1==:;:;:;:;::;;;::;:==1 open 9-5 C6 days) 10 have a nice Mme Both to elec. John10n, complete 2315 16th St. USED BICYCLES e SALES e OF Huntin-gton Beach sizea. 644-5326. ture. 645--6864 SURFBOARD Wanted! eat1 I -~""W~ee"d""'it~&""'iu,,-,~p·"'· - 968-9363. If no answer, From treasures to trash pleue call back later. Turn them into cash Want ad resul!:i .•• 642-5678 CALL Daily Pilot A CONVlMENT StfOPPINC AND ~ GUIDE FOR THE ~ON THE GO. ,._.A', • For 1n •d In Wom•n•s World Cell Mary Both 642·5678, ext. 330 Cube-Cool! Quilt and Sew! 7079 &[~&.£ ,,--~-""_,~.,--I Jove children. S125 for bed, cove-. 6..., •uo:i Newport •·ech, Ca. All Types * 642-1272 e SERVICE e ~taiinavox aatrosonic phono. $'75 for Cocker includ. ped. •" ,.,........., - am/fm comblnation, good &. ribbons. 673-7683. Boats, M•lnt./ You are the v.iMer at 00..CART. 3S,.S-5 hp, New • RENTALS • 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8800 l~UNTINGTON BEACH cond. Estate 5ale, Must sell Service 902 TWO FREE TICKETS Ures &: clutch. Xlnt. concl. $300. 6r;;>-5250 BLACK POod.le, p u p p,I e s , lo th~ $95. Call 64&-8681 :001 ts, Race, Rods 959 * CURTIS Mathis color TV, good working condition. $80. 54Hl(l5 --- _____ , ... _, .... _ .. __,,~ turning silver, 8 weeks old. cute&: loveable. Full·blood· UNDDtWATER hull clean-Southern C•lffoml1 RALEIGH lntematlona.I ~" EXPLORER ANTON P.lartin DS6, just ed and very reuonnble, lng, inspection, repair, and MOBILE HOME SHOW lull Campy, except brakes, OF tuned show work order under $50. males. 5415-4145 salvage, etc. May 26th thru June 3rd aa new. $225. 557-00'74 aft. 6. N G beaut'. prestige car to own'. FREE 10\vk m & f pu~ 548-!255 at the 1970 HONDA SI.90 Scrambler HU TIN TON BEACH Ca11 548-1960 Mr Ol&llf! C ANAHEIM STADIUM rl-~ ndt u' k ]$)1 Beach Blvd. 842...stm ' · Dam AKC Lab Retr-S MARINE MECHANI -good pe cc• co ., e new. HUNTINGTON BEACH 1921 "T" Rdstr. J a J Ger Shep. 4!J4.-9822 Lag Bch. work -Fair prlces. C.all 2000 State College Blvd., Sl95. 962-7689 rea~nd. Pontiac ene, &: Gd company & protection, Burr's Marine 675-86T1 Anahein1 '69 Triumph 500 ILLNESS In famlly Cflt1~11 Turbl>-hydro, 646--2305 also potential hunting dop. Bo•tt/Mlrine Please call 642-5678, ext 314 Good Condition _ $600 aale of 1972 Lu.'l{ury Balboa ==::"'-----.,..,-.1 3 Linet, 2 Times, $1.00 SEVERAL medium-size In-Equip. 904 ~~mt~ur~k~~~ * 645-3245 * Motor llome. Purchased 9 Trucks dlviduaUstlc dogs to the ) •70 TRIUMPH !iOOcc Sharp mo ago; Chevy V-8 eng, 1------0--- tight person. Need'""""" COMPLETE• cyl, 60 hp, M0-1.220* • • f7'0orbostotter ~alter ~s. ~/B, toik~owe;, '67 TOY TA AOORABLE k:lttena, 6 wk!. 2 yard le compan!onship nblt Detroit ~ Diesel. ~1 6 pm S40-95oo . ~:_a & cextru. xint t!oo~ STO'""'. PICKUP fe, 3 ma., &re)', blk/wbt, 645-7487 gear b:>x. Otter. 5.16-2012 WANI' SLIP tor 25' Set.ray, U I• blk. fluffy. N~ Jove. SAVE A HOMELF.SS PET 2 BARLOW $26 2-s pd ;!!u,:,. ~~ Je~ Ex:i:~ ~:on. ~:" se~:W ~~~ ~)CAMPER. Shell. c•' ~7604 D a l m a t I o n s , Gennan wlnche1 A nod, Alutn.. New. Beach 645-5595 979-0855 * $100 * 646-8566 * Antiqua Way, Dover Shores, • DARLING tittle puppies, . Shepherds, co ck a po o a, Sell for $400. 673--3214 36, silP on channel in HONDA Mint Bike with Ne\\'pot1 BeliCh 642-9980. $1099 BILL MAXEY beagle/poodle, 6 week.s old, Bassett, Beagle. 534-3228 or Bolts, Power 906 Balboa Yacht Blll\n. Mo. to helmet &: rack, xlnt oond. 1973 DISCO\-e.rer and Sundial looking for homes, 557-4071 494-4853 $115. 173-1738 Motor Homes for rent, make aft 6 pm a=LK=-&~S-ilv_e_r_G<~nn-a_n_She_p_. 26' CHRIS Ctaft, xlnt oond. =mo_._833-MI ___ •~~=== 1970 HONDA, 350 SL re11ervatlons !or Summer TOYOTA LONELY Fem. pup. Gentle, Police pups, 5 wks $15-$25. thruout, s/5 radio, head, &o.ts, SPMCf I Ski 911 $475 or best offer 54&-0719 now. Phone Miss Bennet al 18881 BEACH BI. 847.m 4 mo. black ~·/bnrwn mark· No papers. 64&-7662 (OUr galley, sleeps 4. Perl. for 1----------450 HONDA $"r11 ~b""~I or ,:,,. 2500 Po .n ! I a c, HUNTINGTON BEACH lrlgs. Australlan Shep. mix phone didn't work, but now your 151 cruiser. EveryttUna 17% Chris Craft SS runabout, -..., ... ....,., Q.JQ" 64~7 it doea, plea.se call again.) aboard you need. Owner S27 V-8, mahogany hull Good cond. 646-0432 NEW Explorer 24• full '68 CHEV. ~ Ton wlth MAKE someone happy &: SAINT Bernard -male, will be aboard Sun. May 1l hrwl~,~':... &: skis. OnlyA 300al 2 NU Kabuki 21" & 23'' 10 equip sfpa 8. afrt~n, :._~~. ~~&:!,.· v,.s.,st1heollk sh, .. ~ sa~ lives of play tu I AKC, l yn:, good with thru Sun, June 3rd. Marina • ...,.._.., new. re spd. Cost $140, tell SIOO ea. io..oest rates, no mileage, r-aaiu .......... u..,,,.- hou.sebroken Kittens, 3. children. Make offer. Dunes. Newport B ea" ch, showpiece! $2500 Prtv. Pty. Boys Sfu!eray $15. 646--3634 562-8292 pa,neied le ated. Very 49S--0492 548-9797 ''0-12.'' _c-=~7!IOI ________ -~-~~~~~-""""''="='"='==~---·I good condition, has only MU~ M'll lS' Sabrecratt Ski Mobil• Homes 935 "13 Zl' FIREBALL on 1-ton 42,000 miles orig. owner. COCKAPOO mix. • yrs old. ma l e. Ver y good w/children. Needs com· panlonahip. Ml-5704 PLAYFUL black k t t t en , mother Slamffl!', fa the r p " rs lsttint. Housebroken 8'&.sl85 * SCHNAUZER-POO must find a home before the 30th! 546-4565 days or 345-4677 J<:ves. CUTEST kittens In town! PUREBRED Fem. Cocku, '72 SABRE Craft 18' Conv. Dodge chassis, still. under 544-8874. 12 mos. AKC. Good w/kids. hrdtp, 120 I/O, OMC under boat. 85 h.p. Mere o.b. 10 x «I PLYMOU'Ilf. Xlnt warr. 5500 ml. Prict!d tol:'::;-=-,==,,,.----,.--O"ner exptttlng new baby, 50 hrs, all dash instruments motor & trailer. Great cond. __ .. ,...__ tum 1 BR. sell. 545-3766 Eves. 1 im EL CAMINO, CU11tom, must sell. m 552-7793 & compus, Conv. sea.ta, 642-8680 .. VI..... U11np. ·• -1 -~--~--~--radio, lilt whl, air, vinyl AKC Dachshund pups. Xlnt stem seats & cover. Botton1 SKI Boot, xln't rond. 16'. !E Adult peric iu'. beach. Rent A Motor Home top, P IS, P/B, wide chrm i.mperament, Champ blood paint Vanson trlr, ideal fam hp Evrd. Trlr, cover. $1295. 642-ti990 for your Vac•flon whls & tires, new GEM boat for fresh/salt. Cruise. 644--:l999 644-2119 Motor Home• * 531-6800 * shell top. $3400. 962-8928 lines, pr:! pty. Wknds or f>'sh, ski. ask'g 1 3950 · • Sele/Roni 940 wkdys aft •pm, 968-9332 963-5567 or S45-4'1Sl 151f.1' Studebaker VI ----------!LUXURIOUS 35' M 0 tor % TON Pickup, Chev. '56, IDY POODLE PUPS .$600 53&-03.f6 Home Custom built SeU good shape. 327 motor. Call Chocolate &: Cafe au Lalt. 16' Al.L <fiberglass (m·ens: 70 ~~~~~· ~~~~~ '72 EXPLORER cofltal~ed. Many ~xtraa. 54~ alter 6 pm. Be llful ·~ • AKC HP ?.lerc outboard. $875. 20, Beat offer. (TI4> 774-8927 1957 FORD % Ion pickup, v. au · ~· "" up. • Legitimate bargain. See at lfii quality breeding 531-7446 835536-12850?-.lunsler Dr. Hunt. Bch. Ti•-billon _.. ' • '7'3 Ufetiml!! l\f H 23125' 8, good cond. $595. or best OBEDIENCE ,,.., to •tart . .. MOTOR HOME "plush" free mil•ase & .~o!J;ce"''"613--09'=-C''"'=~~~-r June :Kl, Wed 7:30 pm. 2"' SOIIADA inbnl. Cuddy F'UUy SeU Conlained, du a I lnsur. Pr\. ply. 838-0033 '69 ~ TON GMC o.utG, air ~!~ Beach/Irvine area cabin. head, elect retrig, overhead bunks, armchair 8~ IT. Holiday camper, cond, many xtras, $21.95. VERY ff t. t kill ~~ Ink trim ,..._ __ Campers, S•l1/Rtnt 920 seats. d1-"1 hose and Jacka, &hocka, oven, boot, ~2001 a ec 10na e ens :=""""'==--=====I g , tabs, radlo, ....... ,,.;> ...,...,;><>.& need home, 6 w I!! e k s, BEAtITIFUL, EXOTIC 440 eng, 82 hrs. Tandem can1er, root rack and lad· nice and clean $700. 8'7·7435 GEM Top for '70 E!Cantino Need good homes 96!H686 housebroken. 645-I~ Atghana. 1 yr, AKC, $50 & trier, slip, $7!M. 644-6235 MEMORIAL DAY der. * 1969 BALBOA * GoodW iw":.'."',_1110 7 n. S 1 5 O • FREE 5 nutty tiger kittens, up. ~ aft J. 18' MARK Tu-a.in w/trlr, 150 $6495 like new oond., dual air. estc 171 1 4.l cute & cuddly. To good IRISH Setter Fem, 10 mos, Mere inboard ; OB, fully SPECIAL $5800. 6415-3>85 '72 RANOIERO 500. 3.11 V8, home. 646-0361 1hots, champ !ir@d, akc, equlpt, depth finder, etc, All camper lhells at factory •-1 '72 20' ESCAPADE custom Jo mileage. !\lake otler. BABY kitties, 6 wka, mother $60. Show Quality 64$-4374 only 230 hrs. Asking $2750., cost. CUstom shella start at ~10:;.'0c)y}N Dodge, atr, aU extras. Sale .~64~2-4~!~76~----"""'=' calico, lather red. some red UIASA AplO pups, AKC l"ei· 496-9318. ff,~ ~s~ ~~ay.· $104.54 PER MO. or trade. 494-2742. V•ns 963 &: calico. ~73 14 wks w/all shots, lovable, 26' TOU..YCRAIT cab. crus. -•3 Troller• Trevel 9•5 I f ,., .. 14 May 28th· at 5 pm. 100% for 84 mo. Full cash price 1 " WANTED 10 WK m It f Labrador I x nt or apt. ............,., + 8' dinghy & 4~2 HP OB + I I di I & I' • .,,_,, 75 Shep. pUps. Potentlal hunt-SCOTI'Y female. AKC. 14 mooring. Npt Harbor, Will rtnanclng avail. Call 893-0573 ~f~ ~m~~t<fW;'rl~ SMALL CAR 0 W NE RS . t>rs 494-9822 1 ,,_'"a Beach. "·ks, champion b&ckgrwnd. trade for ??? 213-330-8344 3 MO. old. 8' Delwce Gem Looking for a roomy, COM· -.-~ .--."" r:.~.o: ~ Top Camper shell for $9'.10.8G. A.P.R. lO.G4. (987· PACT TRAILER? Head tor KITIENS, 3 maJ•. 5 remale. .....,._ "~='~=·""~·~----20' SKIP Jack, leM than 2 P'LZ) 9429 SIZESB.18 MINl.cATURE Schn _ Id Full equp'd 165 hp pickup, perfect shape , Ex· PLORER a full si2e camping vacation Long & short hair. 842·3200 · aw:er P11P"' 3•~ 0 · • original coet $30. Owner . with the Ladybug -designed Enjoy n1aklng u n U au a 1 or ~2934 pies, (reg) l/O; incl trlr $ 6 5 0 O • aecrificini for $ 2 8 5. for small cars. Specially' quUt via Thia tlme·Avlng BLACK Kittens, % Siamese, 552-8647 aft 3:30 645-4280, 54S-93S3 646-Qi81, 4PM-8PM. OF priced thru ~lay only. $.nl. TICKETS TO L.ED ZEPPELIN CONCERT method! 7 .. -ka old Keesbound AKC, 8 rno'1 old, 35' OWENS Cruiser. Terrific 3 mo. old 8' Del·-• r.m Top 493-0711, 32'981 Callt' Pertee· Quilt as you !lf!\V -It's .. """ ' savi••s. Loaded, Must ...,. """" made in fivl!! thlclmessea and Call 67)-6217 $50. BeCalaurul dof, sacrllice! 644-5400 camper sht!U for pickup, to, San Juan Capistrano Please call "'8-7881 trimmed N •-SLEEK, all bla k •-~-mix 642415 ~ect shape, ortainal cost H t" t SHASTA 21' Trailer. Tan· pompon . 0 Ul" c ............ • 16' Inboard Runaboul Goad un Ing on .. """' .,, flt net around in terllnlng necesaary. pa t . 1 yr, Male. Free to good BEAUTIFUL AKC Beagle • Owner aacrltlcing for dem. Self-contained. ,.__.r, '63 n.e.:ui....., h It en 7079; chart!:, patch patterns, home. 54&-1575 Puppy, 10 wks, male. S60. ak:l/tish boat. Recent $285. ~. 4 pm-8 pm. Olds elec. brka. Trana. '72 FORD Van E l40, 123 * FM Coil Only * clinl e.nyw ere . . • dftct.lons, yardage a in-FREE kittens -2 Pure black * 833-1526 * overhaul, $950. 84S-2ll4 '67 TRADEWINDS tent ~ B h cooler $3000. 675-574.1 Carwo Vr.n, ¥-8 p/r.. p/b. cling anywhere -It er>-duded ...,....,y T f mal~l 30' TROJAN, FB, TS, S9,500 trailer. FUrnace, stove, eac 1969 21 F'r. SeU-eontalned Xtras! LeflS than 6,000 ml,, ,...,._""S cool atr to circulate 8 .. ~ • .:.:..-•.·~ -NTS double-pawed, 1 black A: 'u• oy e e e nd 1 $3450 536-.J828 aft 4 ........ _~ and it' c6oosc "'"' .. 1.1..i: r 1.-r. ... ~ white. 982-3807 1 Apdcot, papen!&: 31Ai 'Ibp co . See to apPftC ate. flbergla&! tOp; new tlre11. Tandem GlobeslAr. "Lil • between you · for each pattern -add 25 mo 53&-3695 644-1836 Sipe. 6. Good cond. $500. lDl1 BeQch Blvd. 8C2-8803 Hobo" Xlnt. cond. 55)-7388 '65 OODGE Camper V&n, gay cottons, cent. for each pattem tot CANARY male, orange, with .:,:::;,· .:;:::,.:::=~-""""""',-":,:.:.=c.,,.===~~~ 531-5468 HUNTINGTON BEACH 21• TRAVEL Ttlr s e 1 r tflpe deck, rent valve~· Printed Patlem 9 4 2 9 : A'· ""'I aod Spe•>'al Hand!· C"•e A: stand tree to good "P'\1LI" Hungarian Sheepdog 2 3 ' BRUMMET-Mandella MOTOR HOMES · n-" shocka xlnt cond Mimes' Sizea 8, 10, U. 14, 16, in4": ''riiherw1ae "thlrd-claM ~e. ~ AKC reg, top winning dogs day cruiser, sleeps 4, 417 MAJORWAY & 1-lalf Pint cont'd, 4 sepr honks. awning ,ffi:,i:.2989 • · · lB. Size 12 (bust 34) takes delivery will take thttt! BEA'"" Sealpoint Siamne, 2 In US. n4178.l-2975 FORD. $6500. 6'73-43897. CampeMI A: ~ at fac-Apollo Pacnettt>r Baron room. $2500. 96:>-38'M . 3 tis yards JS.ll'ICh rabrle. weeks or mon!, Send to mal~.· 1 fem A 3 k1ttens. COLLIE Puppte11. AKC, 6 18' GLASPAR ln/outbrd. tory prtcts. 858 w. 18th. Jamboree Roblrihood -• 1970 AJRSTREA1t1. 27 ft. 1971 Dodgt' B-100, 6 cyL air, 8EVE1'fTf·FIVtl ~ <JEaddNTfl25 Allee Brooks, !he DAILY Call aft. •. !M2-4112, wks old. $100. Trl &. Sable, Volvo engine, fUU canvas C.J\.f. We'~ act ·~ at Good cnrn:Ution. All extras, auto, R&I~. cu~tom bl!. tor e1eh pa em -t f PILOT. 105, Needlttraft * FREE ·-·s• alt 6pm _ 54&--1512 coven. $1800. 830-6498 alt 6 * CAMPER SheU1 tor aale KENDON 642-m74 or 492--8209 cnbinets, niRgs, Xlnt. eond. cent~ for each pat em or Dept., Box I83, Old O:ielMs '"' 1 c.1" ar rent. All makes • $2800. 83.1-:?229 Alt !\tall andlSpecthlsllJl•,nd.,.1· Stal Ion, New York. N.Y. 1 Calico, 3 black, 1 * * G 0 L DEN Retrlever 14' F1SHTNG boe.t. Trailer, le models. 2941 Grace Lane, MOTOR HOMES Trailers, Utility '947 'Tl OODGE VAN, ~• ton. 3 tna; otherw !le iu·C lOOll. Print Name, AddnMl, Siamete. 0\11 962--3807 PllPll. AKC, OJamp llnet, new motor. Remo~rrtrol Bldi G CM , Jpd stand. 3\R en r • delivery will take three Zlet. Pattena l'famW. 3 BLACK kt t t en• to aood OFA. ahotA, 545-2069 + many extras. ' . . i07 N. Harbor, S.A. SMAIL CAR 0 \V NE RS . GF..oRGE 1-1. 64:>-8547 or week.s or more. Send to NEEDLECRAFT' t'f2! tam.Uy. Box trained . ADORABLE Satnt Bernard Bo•ts Sill 909 9' ELDORADO full cal>ovu 554-003.1 Looking for a roon1y, conl· 821-8970 ¥11.ri&n Marttn. the DAILY Crochet, k:nlt, etc. Fret 842-570C puppies AKC re~. ahotl. , $5'15 with Jacka. rr TltAVCO pact traile:r7 lleatl for a full ·'°11,_,,ro°'a°'=o-,Ct"""b~W"'""--,v,,..--011 PILOT 442 Pattern Dept d'-...__ ""'-"""7 Tl PREVtOUS boftt ow n e r Call S48-l!M -· Ill,"". lVERER siie campU!,a vacation with UV ·~an. ' ' ., u'C!COOllll, ~· S H E p H E R D Malamute, ,.., -~ "'·' Ton Auto ..g Call m Welt 18th St., New JJllltut MM!ft11M Book. wishes lo leue h1.te model CAMPER & tJ'aUer rep&Jn • ~·-22' CX>N'MNENTALS the l..arlybu,a • deslined for ~ . • Yark, N.Y. 100tl. PMnt Balle fancy knota pat· remnle, 10 mot. Good with Hones 156 28-30' ail't8le or twin terew-aupplle1 allO van co~ 20. PRU IE 6 JOYS 11maU can. Spcelally priced tc.&Mm. ADDRESS with teniA.' S1.00. ' Jddt. Black/brown. 548--9841 lit ARAB. S Yr btaut;y, cabin crulter. J un!!! 8-lOlh. venlona. 858 W. 18th, C.M. VAN CON\. t:llSI:>NS thru bfay only. J 3 2 4 . Autot Wanted 961 ID', mt: and 8TYUl l•ldt Qooebet Book -* C0CKAP00 puppy, fe-_.,_ .... 1 ~~-·. Call Has credentials. 7 1 4 : Cyclu II-;"·lcJ e Service • Rentals 493-07lL 32981 Calle Perfec. MVMPL maJ black • 'Whit mot& ..... ._. uu •I'"' •io;\I 722-19:>1 ar ~1216 ' t San J c pi S£E MORE Q u I c k lAun bY plctul'Nt Pat· ~ * '· att@t 5 PM, 12' y. ~ ~"It Minute Scoot1n 925 * Danrnar Inc. * o, uan a Strano. nd choo9e tftna:. SLOO. 644.MOO ni,~ .....,. • ...,,., f bo m·J G G 4XS STURDY util box trier, FuhlOlls -· --?..'! Oompkte ln.tant Gift lk!Ot ntEE kittens, calico, ~ 1 Man. ThDtt. Cover . .....,., SL ~ 11, ~A. Top .-.... la~ .. 1rL'Nll\ n1., • · xlnt tlret &: spa.rt. 6111 %5~-m--ca":'!\'.....-All· -more than 100 gilta -........... cau Pat~ • YR GELDING r1dlng Complete. ••4 (1551 .Ull. -Vl'I.... "".._, fu -ui= .....,. $1 00 :'.r:i".~ alt 1 _.. tnw. 17 It, sentJe but condltk>n, Only 2,000 mils Nm to G.G. Datwn •A~,;,,38\vtred for 11 t es . Only 50c ' • ....... .. -.,., -U'on -!Mt~. with tack, • .__. LIDO 1• t1tU M , 117. tn.ller No defllS Perfect ah.ape ~ . SEW. T"G noorr Oomplcle Af•-• b 11 .,.,. ~ Included. See •-make oUer ' ' . MOTOR home rental "TJl i'"-'~'-~-~-~= 1NS'I'ANT 1, n SI oo CHAPUN, B 11 l t er a • !i.16-elll G44"4658 or 87:C18&3 Never bffn In the dirt. This Owrland 2-t' •. Spcclai oU Auto Service, Parts 949 lll'W 11.:Xfal, wear ton\Ol'TOW' .. 1e' '1itt1 •• Booif• • llOc. Ccrnball, Bcota 1 Pl;il'.le, J""'Y"R"o-"w'""'"B"'u"'ck"t7k"ln-g"'e7ld"1""ng, blke Ii bl'tttt than new. teUOn rates. Comp r---------- INSTANT CASH! WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED OF GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-Peld For Or Notl $2. &Mt of 11 Pr1se .t1pa... \orii Mir ldtttrw 875-.f™ ~led. Ncedl t r 1 t n e d 16' SN IP E sa l I boa [ S..ve )'OW"ltlt USO to .S400 1e.U~t. ale. 558-e2 · FREE '56 Au11tin J-fea1t>y. lNSt'ANT FAS II I 0 N !Ck • (21 BLACK kittens 8 wks, 1 -,,_ .. ...,.,, 1\•/trallt>r, $400. o« new prtce. Only !650. IT .,~ DAZE . ready for the"", cxtm "''" BOOK Rund.tfda o f • I .:. · -· .,..,..._,.. * ............. t1r ~, 73 • 3 c 1 1 •-Ao.'--.... -~ It. q..u Book t -lD pattnma. M, 1 F, ~a.Md I: h11br\m. uoRSES BM.rdM rldln• .._.....,_ e 566-8597 • on ren.!ICN\ahle. 111 .... ,_ a.w:w. 5(1t", .-?tfothf!t Run 81u 642.-1768-. '~rel'll & tnUa iii'1 Acacia VENTVRE.: 21' 1t,u:\l se ll. GIRLS Schwinn Stlngrt\)' =-fully !ICU contalllf!d. ~l or come In to see 1ia. F'at ProfJt 1' attained when l!mieum QaDt 9ollll: 1 • * FREE KITTENS * St. S.A. He~t.. 5"-6307 Bell! ofter by Ju~ 3 bicycle, Ex:cellf'nt cordlUcm. 11 7002 MJCKE\" Thomp!Wln Tires & >'OU MD thro.llb ttwlt..get· ~ -.. ;:,: Tf'2....6EM8 new Hres, $25. M6-2U4 Deluxe Wlnnebego wide rtm for Datsun P/U. NEWPORT IMPORTS ~· Dat1Y P*3t Clua1f1ed Qlllta tor Tod•J'• Uvt• · • SG-,_ • 1'bl! futesl dnw In lhll Wiest. n-27' ~""'"°"NB • <~ ~~ -15 btautlful pattmto. lbc: hot raultt "'°JI"' a -•• a Pa11Y Pill>! Cluotllod CORONADO 15 Se ll the old otul!. Bt11 the ~c · -.~'°'''°'O'·-'~~~~--~ r 3100 W. Cout ll"Y., N.B. l'ti••illlilllllli••············ eall aWQ &0-6&11. _Ad_._--~~----xlntcond, prtvpb' &44-6637 newstutt. C!...U~ MU •••• ;,i0-5618,1N __ eed_~•-"~P~a~d'-'!_P_la_"-'"-'d_!,1 ____ 64_1-_9405 ___ _ ' \ \ I 3_a OAll Y PILOT ._s.i-r, Mw:/ 26, 197J Autos Wanted 968 Autos, Jmportoo ~~--'--'-"'-~-'-"'-'I \VE PAY TOP OOUAR FOR '!'OP USF.0 CA.'<S U yyur Car i1 cx-tn clean, let" us first. BAUER BUICK 2925 llarbor Blvd. Costa Mela !)79.2500 • • • R. B. Stophen1 224 Onyx Balboo lai.ond, Ca. 92662 You are the v.·inocr of IMPORTS WANTED TWO FREE TICKETS Orange County's to lht- TOP $ DUYER Southern Caltfornia BILL MAXEY TOYOTA MOBILE HOME SHOW 18881 Beach Blv •. B. lkach Ph. 847·8555 Mfly 26Ut lhru June 31·d •• th< Autos, Imported 970 ..ANAHEIM STADIUM e THE Fl~EST IN lJOO Stat(· Collegl' Blvd., Anll.he1n1 USED IMPORTS e Plea..'le can 642-5678 ext 314 e THE FINEST IN to claim your 1ickl·t'11. INortJ1 fMPORT SERVICE e Cowity toll ltte nun1bet Is 540-lm.) CLASSIF1ED ...... 642-5671J • • • "While Elephanrs" over· running ycur house? 'l'w.1l 1h<'m into ''Cash'' ... sell thtm thru a Daily Pilot classified ad! ALFA ROMEO ALl~A ROMEO '00 GTV courE. Fuel InJ«tion. s- Spff'd, Di*! Bnt.kt'9, ChOice of 2 Beauties, $3195 or Finn OUer, Tth'arh Jhnpu t1!i tt ,;or-,..,,\ •••• , .. ., •. ,,, -'~'-:~·· u .... '" t.rl•·- ALFA ROMEO '66 SPRINT, CT Coupr, New Radials, AJ\1 ·1'~M, DuFtl Carbs, 5-- S~, Dii;c Brakes, TN& 1:l6, . . . illrarh Jh11p1111 !i' f i? '·'. ,, . . .. ·' •i .. 1 ' • • ' .!'. ~ AL1'"A ROMF:O '71 SPIDER, ftQadster, N('1V Radials, 5- Sptl., F'U<'I J11j<'cli011. Dist Brak"s. :ll.l!ESJ, $3495 or F'irm Offer, ---· Ttlrarl1 Jh11p1111!i BMW GOOD SELECTION OF USED BMW's 1971 BAVARIA 1972 BAVARIA 1970 2002 1971 2002 1972 2002 1969 1600 CREVIER BMW Sstle9 -Ser.ilce • Leasing 208 W. lst St., Santa Ana 835-3171 ORANGE COUNTY 'S OLDEST & SALES-SERVICE-LEASlNG OVERSEAS OEI.JVERY f lt Ill~ W ( •• ~· "ILfl'"''' N""!''' '" • • •-b t.o4flf Cyeles, Bikes, Cycles, Bikes, l-~Sc=oo::::l=••~•__;~~__;9=2=5"-~S~c=oo=l~•~r•.:.....~~~~925:;; =""~~~~~~~ WAREHOUSE SALE WAREHOUSE SALE '69 ALPHA ROMEO ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St. CoBta Mesa 546-4444 LEASE A 1973 BAVARIA JUST ARRIVED FROM ITALY SOLD ONLY IN THE CRATE Easy T 0 AKemble • Super Llljhtwelght 10 SPEED II CYCLE ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES B••utlfully p•lnted & 1trlpttd with chrome forks SpydPr Vcloce. Private pty. fi7a-86:m AUDI ~ 1971 Audi ~ lOOLS, auto, stereo. ~ :ti 0 586-0678 for information. AUSTIN AUSTIN Mini Cooper S. 1275 = CC. Rebuilt eni;::-. Xlnt cond. <I( SlSOO or offer. 645-ml J days: 213: 430-7022 eves .. ... :I AUSTIN HEALEY '69 Austin Heoly Sprite 4 i'yl. 4 speed, beautiful burrtr orange exterior, im- maeulate ( 105BLQ). $1377 It -)'ou'li Buy It aPWtle.wiA ·w TOYOTA 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 Sell the old stuff Buy the new ~tu!f. * '61 BORGWARO * Good for parts. $15. Call 645-6394 CAPRI -. -----· Ttlrarh JJ111p1111!i +;).; 1:?00 W Cu.-..l !1Kjhw.:>y 'l' tl•'Wr>o•t fk:,-ich €>4S 6406 See Europe 8y Car And See It Best We C1r1t Orcfff Ally E11ropM• Car For Yo11 w. k11ow Your War Aroultd Euro,. elet u1 plan your driving itinerary. e Dev bv day mile•9e a nd driving time. eMile bv mil• de1criptive guide •nd "'"Pl· e Plece1 to 1ee, thing1 to do. eHotel1 & Re1t.,ur.,nh recommended. Free with purch.,te of any Europ.,en cat or for a fee. DrlYe WIHI ForuhJhtl You'll S.. More! 18881 BEACH BL. 847-&.>55 HUNTINGTON BEACH '70 FIAT 124 Spider. Xlnt. cond. New top. Must see. Asking $2000 eall 644--2931 3100 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642·9405 HUDY v .. ~ ... .-. ... "-'--111. 1100. ,,,.,....,. Attt..W,.tce --- 17?.31 &a<'il BL 842-6666 * MAZDA RX3, >:Int cond. \\'/xtrns, $2700. After 6 P~1 673-5695, ask for Kevin 1972 Mazda RX2 A/C, stereo. 586-0678 for information MAZDA 'TI RX·2, lo miles, , am/fm stereo, very clean. S2500, 6r;>-7414. -~~~~~~~~ l§J ~I -!"_ .... iiilil ~iii!:· 970 Autoa. lf!!porled 97U Autoo. lmpor!Od MERCEDES UNI MGB * SPECIAL* '7,0. MERCE~ BE!q 28D SL CPE' ROSTER l\fERCED~S '65 230-SL, Both Tops, All' Cond., Ne1v Radials, AM-FM-S\V BeC'ker "Mexico," US056(), $-1495 or Finn Offer, --. . Tth'arl) ]h11pu11~;· .1..-QOC W Cu.<SI H,,.....,., n """""''' 1i.. • ., u..i., 0406 -. --. l\IERCEDES '71, .'.iOO SEL 6.3. Grey Metallic Sz Wack leather. TIK· big lu:-.ury Sl'dan \Vilh sunroor. j()(}J!J2jl Lo\v niilea::;:e. DLR. s:.l:l-'J300 MG '69 MGB Blue "'"' blade ·-ery. LA GU NA IM PORTS 9 '18 > COA\ T HW r Laguna Bea.cl'! Ca 494 101~ '62 PEUGEOT $175 Call 548-4:µ7 PORSCHE Porsche "912" Coupes 4 TO CHOOSE front and all exceptional in i·~'l'l"Y detail. From $3899 445 E. COAST HIGHWAY • f•t llr/lkM DrMJ · ft~EWPOflT BEACH .. ..... 67~ or 2075 Sar1 Jooq11l11 Hiiis Rd. (1141 644°2462 Travel Mart, Newport leach 548-7482 19TI FIAT, Sport spyder, 5 spd. xlnt cond. s:noo. or 1~9=72~J~A~G~U7A~R~E~T=Y~P=E l\fAZDA. '1'!, R.X 2. very clean. V lop. 4 spd. 8 tl'ack. Many extras! 847-6787 '72 MG Midget <I cyl, 4 spi.·1.'d, radio, J·:cou. omy Spet·ial. racing bl'l.'('O, I lo n1ileH. IXN:-.tu;;3). 'o~,4-JS n1ake offer. Call 5.llG-2813 2 + 2 Autos, New 980Autos, New 980 Autos, NeW --980AUtos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Tora! F;u:lo1·y Equipptc'<!, WAREHOUSE SALE WAREHOUSE SALE MERCEDES BENZ 1p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,I N E\V CA It c = 3703). $8765.43 MERCEDt-:s '71 300 SEL 3.5. Blue mctullic-blue leather. Q0 $2477 SCt' It -You'll Buy Ir Harbor American /Jeep HAS GONE ~~\\ TO THE Pua ~-+-.0~ HARBOR AMERICAN/JEE~ HAS CUT THE COST OF BUYING A USED AND NEW 1973 HORNET NEW AUTOMOBILE EXAMPLE I A REAL GAS SAVER $AVE $ $ S '70 DODGE MONACO VS, dulo. tran1., air o;ond .. power ileerln9, power breke5, 11inyl roof. 17'12EMS1 WHOLESALE '170000 OUR PRICE •165000 $50 UNDER WHOLESALE '69 CHEVROLET IMPALA '71 MATADOR ONLY VS , powe• sl••rin9, PO"'"' brake1, air cond., vinyl 1001. (ZUY9JJ) $] 545°0 Factory air, VI. e~lomatic frant., power 1teerin9, power bta~a1, radio, haaler, radi.,l lire1, like naw. f6blOLHl ONLY $1895 AT THESE PRICES CARS SOLD AS IS FIRST COME FIRST S&RVED • COME IN NOW AND DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED Harbor American /Jeep 833-2440 1969 Harbor Blvd .• COSTA MESA SALi GOOD TILL 6 P.M. SUNDAY MAY 27, 1973 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SAU, AND APPROYID CHDIT. ' '• 645-7770 :-.tERCEDES Jg72J50 SL ~llfanwh; llfotu1~; ft11111~l io.w.a -~I> & y~.10 "' '""' •<W• ,.,,.,,,.h '4'«>• ...,,, .. . (~;~,,;,;~~~" ,:,,.:~"''" fJ.WlTOYlOeAD1&TA 0 J'A~~G~U~~R~-Cpc., ebony black beauty. A air, at/am/fm stereo, 40,\f h.1.1'i.•r-i"i.~i~ ~.i ,. n1ilc.~. radial~. local O\vtler l 1~ fUU'1)IJl";,C. ;:-, ~8308 '70 POB.SCJ-lE 911 T, 5 spd. n1ag \\'his. $54Ql. 4aY 645--0640. ' e v e s I w krill 5 497~1tm AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE WE BUY CARS ~lllilnJ11i~; llfo1111-s Ttn'lmA ~ ·'> !! & SUMI:! .. ' "~' "'" '"· ,~. "'"" ...... JAGUAR '70 XKE, Ai r Co11d.. PO\\'Cr St., Ml-FM- S\\', ·l·Spd., 406BNN, $4795 or Finn Offer. Ttlrarl) -JJ1ni11111!i +? 1200 W Coast Hl<pM)1 ' Nt>wport ~J<:h &45 6406 JAGUAR XJ·6. '71, im· n1aculate 1vhilc/black in- terior, Pric~I for quick sale. $6700. 642-3121 12,000 mi cai· · l'Hn lease. 179 &lG_Mid1,•I• !5SOFRC1 i\<lk for Bob. l '"lh DLR. 111 _ s:::·l-9JOO 9'», c oose rom 19&1 . PQRSCl-1£. red j ~!ERCEDES tl'iO 2::;o Cpe. aulo., air rond.. A.i\1/fo"tfl. P /S, sho1\·s xln!. care throughou1 (798DLK) Dlr. 714 -1133-9300 1970 J\TERCEDES Benz 280 SE, air, p\vr win<lo1vs, lthr, stereo, very clean, $595(). 675-7751 M B '70-250 Seel., air. PIS. P/B, At-.1/Fril. radials, great buy! Pri p l y . 714: 5.16-1603 '63 J\fcrcedes Benz, 220S $900 Good cond. 5.12-8288 after 5PJ\I '68 250 SE'. Air cond, p/s, p/b. under 39,000 mi, Call 673-9'266 British raclhg green, beauti- ful black interior, radial tires. 1 with..,.unly 20,000 111ilcs and is it ever sl10\\'· l'0001 fresh . LAGUNA IMPORTS 998 S COAST HWY Laguna Be11 ~>i Ca 494· 1075 \Y/broughan1, nu !ires, , =c'644-'=<°'16=.2lo,o=',c644-09=='=ZI'---, PORSCHE 911-S TARGA '70, , PJcarro Scats, AM·FM-1' Stel'eo, 113BRJ. $669'5 or ; Finn. Offer. MGB * '64 SC cpc, sho.rp, new eng ---------1 & radials. an11 fn1, $2750.1 J\IGB '67 Roadster, \Vire 499-1730, 493-4467. ' \~l1cels. Chrome Luggage '65 p0RSCJ.fE c, many ex- P.ack, Choice o( 2. 86801~1. trru;. Make offer. Sat/Sun $1395 or Finn Oller,. 10 til 3. 675-6829 ) . -. - Tth-.1rl1 Jh11p1111~ +~ 1.'0'' .'II,'' """""I r«v.P<-"' I!••" F.tl~ MOO . -· ---.. '10 PORSCHE 911T. ·very clean, brown. ski holders. j MT/l'!\l. R.'3T-8910 SAAB 970 1'65 Y!!"!10, "-atcr. ~lny! In· terlor. rSNW099l 1'67 Y!'oo.8~!.t~r. viPVI Interior. $995 xlnt. cO<'ldlllon. ~WXAllOJ • '71. ~~/~!'..-: t.~~.1~ ....... ' 1695 I 1erfot. , OJllntl '69 vW CAMPl!R . $2295 ;I , 1 Pop T~ 1\111 um1>11r e<iulonvnt, .i1.«llenl cor.dUton IZAE~!l6l ' LARGE SELECTION BUSES, CAMPliRS FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK AND MANY OTHER FINI CARS. I I I • • I, ~I DAJL Y PILOT 3ffi • _.., .... . ,_..... ]§] ll?l ~! -iiiiiiiiiii"'iiiiiiiiiii'* ~l§J;;'i ~! ~ ..... iiii!ii ..... iiiiiiiiiiil~§l~ I ~I ;;;;;-;;;;;;;"';;;;;;;-~I§]~~ I -..... 1§1 I I~! _ ..... _ ... _ . 1=:!!!!:2!!!!!~~ ...... '970~ I ~Auloo~·!!:·~l!!!m!"""~j~m!?ocl!!.__:JO~,l~A~u~ioo~, ~lm!!!port~!°"~~9~7o!l~A~ut~ .. !!:.· _!:UMd~~--..!990~ * • * •_u1o_.,_u_..i _____ '90_ Autos, UNI TO:::~~E JOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN BUICK 31322 RE~ i!':ii::: RHI BUICK CADILLAC CADILLAC 990 AutGO, IJMd CADILLAC 990 AT ~ VW's 1---------1 San Juan Caplsl<ano, 1961 RIVIERA P...O.v•lu.tlon . NEW & USED '67 SKYURK. 4-dr. bdlp. c.. LANDAU TOP ·~k~ ~a:rym~I~=~: CAD. '69 Cpto. de VUlt". Only PRICES • llir, p/., p/b, ptwindoWI, You are rthe wlnneT of 46,000 mi'•· Full P"T 644-3406, 8-5 33,000 rnUes _ factory v.•ar-9oau 2 Big l..~tlons tilt whl., Nnl good, 1W:0011 TWO FREE TICKETS lac..1 ll.lr, am/1m radio ranty transfl'1T&b1eo -traded • .....,1'mO NEW '\ TOYOTA ;. DOOR S MINlJTl:S FROM some body \\'Ork. $500 io U1e S.low Blue Book '68 CAD. Conv. White 11.•/Red in al Mercedes dea.l~r. '9 ;i COSTA MESA 644-~ Southern C•llfornla $1400 l~ather Interior" E:11:c . $3,500 (Ser. No ~J in41 Auto. trans .. radio, fact . air 4 cylinder,~ transma. 2ll4 E. 1SI' ST., S.A. 'r.6 BUlO< Skyta.rk, all pwr, MOBILE HOME SHOW S40-3l94 Canel 979-1907 833·93001 . cond. W-S.\V tttts tint &ioQ.. <ZW: ). 835-6531 air, R & H, nu tires. 1 •1 l6 ==~~=~~-EL DOR ·n , Baby blut, 'GS CAD .t ctr. Sed. de Viii<'. 19n COUPE do VILLE f11.nl"8l ic l'!tlaJlmllr KU{d ",th vinyl lop. Bt'tlutdul lea1 h1·r & tapestry inlt!rlOI". Jo'ull power. Fru:lory air ronl.I., till & tettik'OPit' !llecTing, ctoor kloeks. ~fl & M"r\'iet'<l here. t852EOJ), $5444 NABERS CADILLAC glas!l: (~~).. . GUST$989A. FSON (4 Mlltt No, of owne962 "~:...,.Exception. $72 5. •• ay lha~~June 3rd BUICK '68 me. Sports ..... ~~e top. nlf&ded· Prime Xlnl cond, all extl'fls, Vt>l')' ..,~ So. eo..st Plaza) ~· ANAHEIM STADIUM \l/agon, air. tull P\\'r, lo {"QI..,. &W-84'" lo miles. Priv. P n rt y , '70 BUICK •~·1-~ cu,tom miles, a&k $1650. 846-2114 '69 COUPE' de Ville, lull ,,.,, ""'" 2tiOO llarbor Hl\'tl. ,AVEATNOW Lincoln-Mercury ~ ...... a:ioo St.ate Collt>ge Blvd.. . ! & t •al<'r ~ Costa r-.i.~-;a 1$ MINUT!S FROM ale Pl pb recentJ.y over Anaheinl CADILLAC piiT, rur, 5 ereo · le · CAD '10 l)(>Ville, full pY.T, >I0-9100 al}UllleW W lllYOTA !6800 Beach at Warner MISSION VIEJO ha~ trans. 962'""11t2 Please ca.II 642-5678, ext 314 --------5Jl-lli5 am/fm stereo. Ll'ather, Huntln&ton Beach AREA '65 SPEClAL Wagon, air, to claim your tickets. (North '68 CAD. Sed. DeVllle, rully '10 CPE dt ViUe, all xtras, sfet>l radl.u.Js. OUc•r. .!!:1·e l\IAl\.'E ofh.•1·! J\take offer! 'ti9 842-8144 * (213} 592-5544 1442 00 BRIS"IOL, SA pb/ps, xlnt cond., $6%. Priv County toll tree number ,s eqp'•t. Stereo. Vinyl top. new tire!!, estate sale, P .O. 64&-"6833 Wkdys m-ss:,o. Cpi• de Viii<'. must well "Home of the V lkl119'' 5464220 · · party. 21.1: 593-1531 54().1220.J $1800. 67.>-2733 673-2812 Box 3li6 Corona del J\1ar. $:ll!ri. lhUTy ! 5.':1-5.164 '10 TOYOTA Alark IT wag. (S.A. Frwy. Eut on Autos, Used 990 * 990 990 Autos, UMtd 990 Autos, Used 1966 Harbor CM Mii-9303 Am/fm, radla1s, x.ln't cond. lit St. % ml.) ' ' $1500. 833-24.50, ext 435 days. '72 TOYOTA Aft 5/w-~. CEUCA 'TI TOYOTA c 0 '° 11 0. Economic, Good transporta- tion $,900. 968-mS8 Commonwealth Motq_n Ltd. 4 Spd, Air Cond, Beautiful I~ fiol.sh (753EKRJ $2699 TR\UMPH BILL MAXEY '67 Triumph 150 TOYOTA Extended [root end, custom J-fUNTINGTON BEACH exhau~t. Ne\v paint, tires. 18881 BEACH BL. 847~ ~.Mileage. Excellent con· d1hon. $600.00 642--0433 Sat., '72 Toyota Sun., Mo~. only. Corono Cpe. TRIUMPH ·12. GTG, AM·FM, 4 cyl, .4 speed, radio, heater, Rallye Stripe, Super Oean, like new, beige exterior, •3159, $2995 or Firm Ofter, black h1terkN' (501F\VA). $2177 ;AVE NOW AT flUll ltuJi& VOLKSWAGEN ' TOYOTA. '68 vw SQUAREBACK 4 speed, local car. 25,000 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300 original miles. \Vhlte with TOYOTA red i~Jer«s12~BJ611). S1nt• An• '69 vw SQUARE BACK ECONOMY GA- LORE! 4 spd. trans., radio, heater, etc. $ave plenty of g9.5! CZAE126l. $1099 2840 t larbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Al Fait Drive ,.,,...,17 . . - Ttkarh jJ111p1111!i ' +~ I}< LI V• ~ 1-• '1•~"" > "'""' ' u ' t "l ' •,II • • .. -· ------.. . , VW Camper, Mint cond. Ins· tant bed, 2 way radio, am/fm stereo, truck tires, AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE WE BIA' CARS ~ll)~l~} ~!~l1!~r.~.llllllll ~1 '57 vw, nu tires, dependable Much more, Injury forces transportation. $375. Best sale. $1600, 536-3173 offer bet Sun. 675-0040 '6.> VW Camper, orig. un- . . . . . '72 VW Sui>tr &&tit", take over pymnl!, $2000. believa_ble interior. $!5!'.JO, O!: best ·offer, must see to believe. 492-0184 '70 Toyota '72 .BUG~ l~~~.*xnlt con-1970 VW European .campet<. Mark II 4 Dr. dition, must .sell. $1800 or Swift heater, nu tires, top ' I ~.u-. best offer. f,4&-0531 ~· $2250. or best offer. cy , au,to, r ..... ..,, heflter, =-="c-~~=---,~ pr1 ptv. 644-7428 tinted glMs, a real bargain. '69 VW, exct>llent rondillonl~."""'=· =-:=-=:-;:<=. ('l'96BQCJ. ·' in1maculate, Sunday only. 63 VW Van. J600 eng: New '$1577 G-16-1415 paint, chrome r 1 n1 s, AM/FJ\1, best or fer. See Jt -You.'11 Buy H '66 SQUAllERACI\:. Rc·con· 545-5701 jJition<'d. New p_aint & tires.l~.~67~vw=-.B~U'"G.-:$6='9.- ~UllleW W TOYOTA l'.tusl sell. fJ48..-0531 ' • .6• VW K mb. 8 or ht-st offer. 968-3226 J 0 l-us. Very good rond. $695. Call 1965 V\V Squarcback, xlnt 953-2420 cond. Lug. rack, nu brks & '12 VW Van. Radials, stereo, clutch $450 494-3220 1966 Harbai-, C.M. 646-9303 fog litea. tach. Xlnt rond. VW Rack, full size, never US· ·-TOYar $2900. 548-7942 ed. Cost $75., seU $50. ....,," A Corolla \Vaw>n 613-7311 R&H, 11tlck shift, 42,000 ml, '£.6 Bu& -runs weU, . orig ownr good cond. S925.. •S575* 1958 V\V Baja. Engine runs 6ff-6Zi6 ' T :~ 847-Zll9 great. Trans needs Y.'ork. No ·'ff ~§'Tolif %, T dtt. '65 V\V Bus. R4bft. eng. 1£i00. !ront fcllders $150. 548-5082 1100Cc, -4 cyl, 4 s....I t:n/H; Must Sell! '· ·$650. 2 2 61 '56 VW Baja Bug,. '67 Tra~., very good cond. M:m.751 O~. S.(I.. l{gts • . a.ll 12 volt; big tires on wide -"ifVOLKS, R/H' "'""· 1300· 546--0TI9 "Make Room For Daddy" .. , clean out the garagt ... turn that junk into cash with a Deily Pilot C!Mslfied ad. Call,642-5618. good r $1""" ....... -...., '66 VW IM.Js camper. good ires """'· """'"''., condition. rt1ust sell. $l<MX> - • '10 VW Bus, red & y.·hite, 675-:-0101 lo mi. Xlnt 1>0nd., $2150. ,-70-vw-· ~Ca--~8~ •. ~,~P~ Priv ply ·963-5353 mper un 1a op-. · · top , ice box & stove. Best You'll find It In Clas~lfied offer. 552-7094 Recreatloul Vohlclu Rocroatlon•I '66 Bug * Good Com!. 956 Vehicles 956 $400. • * * 492~ ~-I MOTOR ~II fill HOMFS sn TllE NEW 1973 LANDAU CONTINENTAL • IT!l!l CONITRUCTIONI • I LUXURI0\.11 INTlfUOftll • Nn n n. Model 210 -.... UV1NG flOOMI 8ff lhe Con1tn1ct1on Fiim Ind Tiit DrM LANDAU Nowl Johnson & Son LINCOLN -MERCURY 2626 HARBOR Bl.VU. 5~11-56:!11 <'()STA MESI\ 1 Mil. Sovrll of ~ "91' ""'!· Autos, Used 990Autvs, Used ,GROTH SALi· .. c;HEVROLET PRICl,I GOOD THltU MEMORIAL DAY a LUii: iOOK,. GlllOTH ll'tUC• 990 '89 P,U. a IM•LL 1 , DATSUN PICICUP'9t111! . f'_ 410 (l tnj>lr 91>tll, ~ cy'tfNfW, ., 4 ~. C•l44CE) $1099. tMPALA '11 ~~=.·· ... ';;~";",:; $2980 $2475 1lr, powir llC!e'flnQ, ~rowtl CTa-CYXl ~~,~.,~.~"~.----1----I----~ ' CHEV. 4 000111 HAlllD-$ 9 5 s11so l•ft TO•. '°• ""· "-·· 1 8 iCRll I~ 1rr, po" 1 r •lwrlr!Q, -MlfM. (l»- CTOI ,_ 10-.NlVILL• !VV l'K"'Y •tr:•""°'" tr•111., f/ll1Wlfl 1!Wi11i11, rMM, hfft.r. (YNGftil) '"'1 PICKUI" I CHV, \'I Ton, l •Offd 1'°7111) $1980 ' $1450 $2480 · $1999 VOLVO '71 Volvo 164 4 Dr. 6 eyl, pmvcr steering, radio, heater, leather interior, sil· ver metallic ext, black leather interior. (096CHUJ . $3677 See It . You'll Buy ll ~ lWli& -~OLVO 1900 Harbor, C.J\f. 646·9300 '68 VOLVO 1445 4 Dr, Air Cond, tan witti tan vinyl interior, definitely the cleanest Volvo we have ever had in stock. $AVE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast H"''Y" N.B. 642-9405 VOLVO SALE! Huge Savings '72 & '73 ONLY 12 LEFT AT PRE·OOILAR DEVALAUTION PRICES! We make over11eu deliveries See It • You'll Buy It fl~lr 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '73 VOL\70. 1800 ES S)Xlrts 1\·gcn. ·Blick hum Europe, mu.1to sell, e.'<trcmely lo ml, stici\" •• A~l/J'M radk>. Own· er. •213-59'J-5Zl7. S5950. '69 vtAOON, belile. w/travel rack', a/c, am/fm. told out lddd,V itAt, -•'t,<XXI can!fUJ miles, Sacrifice at $1,850. -Autos, Vlad BUICK f'OR sa.le 190il Buick Rl,vt6'8., Best oiler must-ltll 86~ '68 LE SABRE 4 dr, power, ~r1 tilt wit!, 41,ooo mt $1275. no Ply- '68 RIVIERA. great c<>ndl AMIDI ....,., hit, air, I"• pb, nt "" Hr<s; OOl-3432 1;l RIVIERA. •_moo, lto.· mACU!llle tondttlon. E'uR pqwu, 68,000 ml. 968-1.896 $250,000 INVENTORY-USED CARS AND TRUCKS. •GOOD MILES ~ • GOOD SELECTION Buy Where You're Treated Like A Customerrs- BEFORE and AnER You Buy! COME SEE WE WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 28th, ALL DAY. 1970 BMW 1600 Cpe. 1972 Monte Carlo 26,000 miles, 4 speed, AM/FM, tepe, ra- dio, LIKECNEWI 1241DLKI 52599 Air, power steering, auto., radio, some with vinyl roof. low miles. SALE- PRICED WAGONS SMALL CARS '72 CHEY. 6 PASS. WAGON '72 NOYA COUPE Air, power steering, luggage rack, power brakes, VB, power steering, auto .. side mouldings, lS,7~9 (492EIPJ miles. (190FKE) $2899 $2799 .. '.i\~. 6 ~ASS. WAGON Air, luggage rack, new tires, auto., power steering and brakes. (924DBLJ SAVE '70 CHEY. (FULL SIZE) WAGON Air, 1>0wer steering and brakes, rack, good miles. {574ERK) • $2699 '71 ·FORIJI OOUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON AJr, auto., power brakes and steering, rack, good miles. (772CTKJ $3099 '66 PONTIAC LE MANS WAGON po\\'er steering, air cond. (Nice car). $999 '68 CHRYSLER TOWN and COUNTRY WAGON ·9 pass., full power and air, power steering and brakes, auto., tilt wbeeJ. lug. rack. (XCZ546) $1899 '73 VEGA WAGON GT 3 speC'd, auto. trans., radio, 4,800 miles, like new. (142081) $2999 '72 VEGA WAGON GT Air, 4 speed, radio, 16,782 miles. C626EIJ! $2499 '71 VEGA GT WAGON Air, 4 11pecd, AM/FM stereo, 23,000 miles, brand new cond. ( 451DU) $2099 BUY NOW '72 NOYA COUPE VB, lB,931 miles, air, J>OWcr steering, auto., radio, 1 islde mouldings. (323FLZ) $2999 '72 CHEYELLE 4 DR. 19,088 miles, small VB, auto., power steering, air, like new. {396EI8) $2899 '71 NOVA COUPE VB. 3 speed, radio, extra nice. (312CTQ) $2099 '71 NOYA COUPE VB, air, JXl"'cr steering, auto., vinyl top, 27,836 miles, nice. (512CQDJ $2599 '70 NOYA COUPE VS, po\\'er steering, auto., radio, 28,458 miles, nice . C727BNOJ $2099 '69 CAMARO COUPE VS, 39,855 miles, spott stripes, auto., powel" steer· Ing, air, sharp. (ZDT489) $2299 '68 CHEY. MALIBU COUPE VS auto., power stccring, bucket scats. (WA.J\t415J $999 '66 NOYA CHEV. II COUPE S eyl., auto., radlo, good miles, nice. CTFU780J $799 '71 PINTO COUPE 2000 cc engine, good miles, 4 speed, (07SDDTI $1499 '70 MAVERICK COUPE VS, auto., radio, power steering, nice, $1599 '67 O~DS F85 COUPE " 55,9S1 milC'S, VB, vlnyl roof, auto., power steering, radio. (TRH633) $1099 '71 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE Radio, 4 speed,'21,075 miles, nice car. $1599 '72 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE 12,234 miles, auto., radlo. (197FBDJ $2099 4 WHEEL DRIVES '71 INTERNATIONAL CARRYALL -% TON VS, 12.50/16.5 all weather tires and wheels, extra set ot road tires and \\•heels, 13,832 miles, V8, 4 wheel drive, air, power steering, and power brakes, llke new, locking hubs, 4 speed trans., extra gas tank. (961HBDJ $ale Priced '72 BlAZER 21.358 miles, 4 s~. 350 cld VS, extra nice. ha.rd top. f49136L.l $3699 '72 CHEV. % TON CHEYENNE Po"'E'r steering and brRkes, auto., VR, locking hubs radio, 15,576 miles, like ne\4'. (353167) ' $ale Priced Where the Good Miles Are 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-1203 ' I . • J l • • ' • • : I ' -; • U DAILY PILOT s.._,, M'1 26, 1973 CADILLAC I _ .... _ 1[~1 -LEASE Autos. UMd 990 1973 CADlu.AC SEDAN DE VIW CADILLAC I Auto TNlM, Air CoJJd, \Y$W. 1----------AM TM Stereo, Vinyl '69 Cadillac """'· ,,.. . ., w 1n<1o • .,, • . I I way power .ea.t, leatht-r Sedan De Vil e upholl!lh'ry, twillS;ht M"nti.nrl , VS, auto tra111, ract air. fllll ) lan1p 1110nlton, lilt & 1elc IJCM'er, pcN·er 1tttrin,i::, A:i1 v.·~rt-1. ~~r Door Lockl, f'M sterro. vinyl roor. ltnll'd 1:->022111!Nl ~~;'.· wh~l;;" <ZCP $151. BUY NOW DURING OUR HUGE MAY .JUNE SAYING SPECTACULAR! Connell --Chevr-0let _ v:ur VEGA-HEADQUARTERS• 2328 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 I _ ..... l§J I 1§1 I 1§) I _., _ Auto<, llMd 990 Auto<, UMll 1§1 1 •1--~·----l~-J/!L_-_ ... ---:;l~~~l~i~~~~··~-~il 990 CONTINENTAL 1_A_utoo. __ u...i ____ 990_ .::... u...r 990Autoo, UIOtl " ---------CADILLAC '69 CAMARO Small VII, 4 sp., R, If, PS, fact. air. eXC'C'I· lent <.'Ond. (908ETXJ. $2199 2840 Harbor Blvd. Co.'ita MeAA At Fair Drive :>46-8017 'GS CAMARO SS 396, air, vinyl top. Beautirul Car. Call ;>'14--R().11 '69 CAMARO, V-8. auto. air, P\\'C', am/frn. xlnr cond. $1850. 49:>-0222 1972 IMPALA cust. Loaded, p/s, p/b, p/w, rjc. ;:M:!OO.· 524-9780 aft 6pm. \'':int ad re!'iult!'i .. 642-5678 CAMARO CH!VIOLET -----COUGAR RREBIRD UNCOLN l '71 CAMA.RO, \4. 350. pb, ·68~-:-P/~~ au;;, SJS, ~ nd.lalt, :dnt, prtv v1nyJ top, low mlleage. £x. • COUGAR Jm..7: Looi< at --------1-H ~.,,. "'T wbac 1t'1 aot: o.i.,. ,,,. 1968 FIREBIRD 400. lDw ''5 LI C. ~· terior, L'OftlO&e and cockpit mileage. P/1. Radio. Etc. s-tm pty. · 552-l:ilJ. oell. nmnl• CC!J'd]t.lon. New CHEVROLET ""'· WID ..mtlce lor '71 MARK IV duhboud W/oved!ead •con-Immac. cond. See "' ... MAVERICK ii V..S, automatic tran&rni81km, !:roil; ta.ctdry .a.Ir fad'°-precialel $1400. 831-Ult or ~ '67 CHF.VELLE-58396. 4 spd. Bucket seats, maa:s. reblt eng $8."iO. 673-75&1 '6S F:L CAl\1fNO 396, lots or xtr1:1.s. $1900. Cttll 548-309'.l '6.'.i L\1P,u.A 5.5 ::27. Good lirt>c:: F· haft. Runs good. $.1.'j(), ~2-1887. '6G 11\.TPALA Stat Y.'agon, V-S, gonocl tirec::. good paint job, $-195. 548-8443 '62 CHEVY I1npala. All or parts. Make offer. • 546-9078 • '66 EL CAl\llNO with un· finished camper shell. $795 968-0025 '65 Impala. 2 dr, auto trans, p/s, p/b, radio, $325. RI.Ins well 54&-n952 $1500. Call wtc days ~tween 3-li p.m. l9'H412 '72 CARRYALL. 8 puo, % Ton, 350 V-8, radio, &Ulo, Pf, pb, trnt di.ICI, air, hvy duty eqp, •tabllber, 20,IXX> mi. """'· 6'2-4111. CHRY~LER '67 CHRYSLER Newport. Fully auto, lo mileage. Must see to apprec. $1400. or best oUer. 963-9221 '64 NEW Yorker Sta Wgn, 9 pass w/Jug rack, air, all poy,·er , Michelini, loaded. $59.>. Pvt party ;i;.,.,... '69 TOWN & Country Wagon ' ..... ----~ ............ ri ....... ~ wheel -· _______ ...,.., m r • j'.IO"lo'tt • .,... --!lent _;;::-":'!:.. ....,. ' '70 MAVERICK. auto. ,...,, tir.kes, while aklewall t:inw, ~-'"''-'5"''"' o.uu .,.....y FORD -"' air ronditlooi••i. vin>I lop, rondltlon. !!'11 '61 but ooly good Urea, xlnt oood. .,_. power window• &: tet.ll, bas :B,000 miles! 'The klw $1450. 561-0W leather lnlerkr. (~$). :'r:r:" ~· -::,~ ·~.~=:.~~~~ MERCURY GUSTAFSON SW&¥ )'OU. Muot ,.u, Call air, pwr "'" pWr brakes, Uncoln·Mercury -"""""· -radio heat« light blue. mo MERCUltY Marquta OOUGAR l.91t> XR-7. Al-t chro~e lug fack, lmmac. station 'NBgon, air, pfb, 16800 Beach at Warner new cond. , ___ than ,~-.......... thruout. $3600, Call 847.f.661. p/w, p/s. radio, $29(1), lfuntington Beach nou u. uuu !>40-1502 842 miles, factor')' 'NB r r , '70 FORD Galaxie ~VS-2 1 .c.~o=-,.,..-,...--;:c:--I 444 * (213) S92.s544 transferable, _,_, on new dr Hardcop. R/H. Fact air. * * '69 MarqWs Cokley ''Home of the Vlklnn'' u·.ucu Pad&: W I d d r •n MARK IV ··• Merced.ff, Ser. No. 3310. P/~P/B. Owner Mu al Sa .• "'°$1~ .,!~ · Dlr. cn41 833-9300 Sell, leaving U.S. $1565. cnuce INU"• Ul.rva<>J '70 COUGAR like nu, wht W/blk vinyl top, lnt. air, nu tires, brks, etc. Leaving for Europe $2750. ~7629 991 Courar """""" OLDSMOBILE '72 R.ANCHERO 500, 302 V8·1---------I eng., air, r/h, auto, fbrgli: Sales & Sena. · shell, lo mi, Call bef 2 l'M. OLDSMOBfm' lo mileage, like nu, green, V-8, automatic transmission, LEAVTNG state -l\lust sell, '67 Cougar. P/s, p/b. air, auto, 53,000 miles $12XI. ;<8-59511 646-5191. ""'°· GMC TRUCKS 1$$ Sa"' 66 LTD. 2 d' HT. HONDA CARS $2395. call 58&-5642. radio & heater. JXM'er steer. PIS. Vinyl lop. R/H. Ex. UNIVERSITY OLDS motor, brka, nu paint CONTINENTAL ing, pov.'er brakes, vinyl top, ---------· 1 air conditioning, \\'hite slde-54S-1794 2850 Harbor Blvd. '70 LINCOLN MARK Ill V·8. automatic transmission, radio & heater, power steer. ing & brakes, white side- \\'all tires, vin;1 top, leather interior, power windows & seats, air conditioning. CZSN408J. l4lf9 GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach at Wamer 'J-Iunttngton Beach 842-8844. (213) $?2-5544 ''Home of the Viking'' CONTINENTAL MKIV. 'TI b'<>ld black vlnyl top. All the extras plus side ports. Trad· ed on new Mercedes. (870BZT I DLR. 833-9300 '68 CONT. Yellow w/black vinyl top. Fully eqp'd., 4 ;.-A~s. Xlnt. $1150. y,·aJJ tires, (96.JEllSJ. $7439 GUSTAFSON Uncoln·Mercury 16800 Beach at Warner Huntington Beach 842-8844 * (213) 592.5544 ''Home of the Viking'' CORVETTE '66 CORVETI'E Stingray, good cond. $1500. or best of- fer. S42-8448 COUGAR '70 COUGAR XR.7, stereo, pis, p/b, ale, console, dlx In!, p/w, orig owner, $2950. 53&-2455. '69 COUGAR 351. Fae. air, p/s, disc brakes, Must sell, DODGE '71 FORD LTD Country Co&ta Meu 540-96«) ~ulre. Fact. air. P/s, pwr * TORO. 'T.l, Brllm. i.Qt. d111c brks. Best o t f e r . Loaded, low ml., steel DODGE '72 10-pa 11 . 54S-04.72 belted tires. Pnvate .......... sportsvan, low m i I e 1 , ru v loaded! V8, AJT P/S air, '69 FORD WAGON, 9 psn,gr, ~. 673-3481. disc brakes, heavy duty 10 mi., looded. By owner. '72 01.QS Cutlass Sport eqUip. gauges, 2-tone paint, ~~~er. 4 9 4 -4 7 7 5' Coupe, air, power, pvt par· new tires. Only $3895. IO:~=""="-=--,'""--,"" ty. $400. will buy. Call 7:30 (21.0F'YB) Dir. ( 714) '67 FORD Convertible. XL am 64&-0019 833-9300 500. Power, auto. Top ron-1, ,,.~2~-----. -eo--i...- CHAU.ENGER '70 R/T Conv. Hi buckets w/console. Auto. AM/FM stereo, air, power. Extra Sharp! Adult owned f,l20. ,,,....,,.,. '67 DODGE Van. V-8. Auto. Paneled. Good cond. Nu trans. & brks. mag tires. Best offer. 675--0146 aft 5PAI '69 DART, custom, 6 cyl, fu miles, ps, auto, xlnt cond. $1400. 557-5351 dition. $'195. 846-tm. all chrome~: eng~P45% * 1941 Ford * complete $600 2310 Ocean. Convertible front NB 646-1786 a.ft 5 =~=-===-:==~-1 , 1968 OLDS DEL-MONT 4 dr, 67 GALAXIE, 4 cir, p/s, &tr, PIS, PIS, $995. Ph: p/b, R & H, good rubber. 839-8488 Best ofter. 545-3441 ~==-:----:---,,.. . '64 OLDS 9 pasa, st.a wag., SHARP '69 Ford, new hres, air cond., top rack, hltdl. Sports package, p/s, p/b, 644-15Tl alt 6: 30 S1300 or best offer. 776-Tl42 ,69 OLDS eu••---s ,68 N R/H ._ upreme. FALCO , , auto, xtrn Lo mileage. Full pwr. ;2195. clean. Xlnt mech. Below 673-8120, ask for Ed. Book. 54().7215. $1500. cash. 847-5300 1972 CHALLENGER, stick, ·10 XTR Deluxe Cougar. t stereo, mags, sacrifice. owner, lo\v n1i., immac. 1 _>_ra_k_e_o_U_e~'·-646-<565 ____ _ '65 OLDS Cutlass, clean, JEEP good oond., 3-•pd, V-8. SJSo. ----------I One car owner. 963-5353 rond. 4"'-1400. a.m. & eve. FIREBIRD '68 BRONCO, 4 whl d,, ~ PINTO '67 COUGAR, $1050. low V-8, 30,000 ml, nu paint, nu1----------I 11 "' ' t d. ·---------I top, 8" . Tacoma whls, nu •n PINTO lo mi. x _ _., m es, u o rans, Jl6, ra JO, Gate• •-, lende• n·-s ~-t I t nd "'' ~16 ' 350 LU<= • ' ..... "' • air Runabout auto !R""tGN\ e c., x n co ·.,........,., 68 , auto, viriyl top,.R&H, hvy dly susp. Must be seen. ooi."""-n '-< • •U1YY '67 LINCOLN Continental, '67 COUGAR XR-7. Full p/s, xlnt cond, priv. pty ,!As~ld~ng~$21~00~.;;:494-~2800'!"!"=--1 --'-;;;~:-;;;-;:;;:;;;;;;;--J xlnt cond., all exlras. $1500.-pwr,. w/air, Xlnt cond.. -'-31>-=2669====~=~ '48 JEEP 2 wh1 drive, Chevy PL yt.tOUTH 645-4280, 548-9383' Private party. 968-2884 169 FIREBIRD 400. ·eng, transm & rear end.i-----~------1 Autos, Used ---990A11tos. USed ___ 990 Autos, Usea 990 Sell idle II ems ...... 642-5678 Autos, Uwd 990 CL.ASSI1'-i-ED ....... 642---5678 White Elephant D\me-A-IJne. $1875. * 897-3122 979-2289 before 6 pm. '73 Plymouth Duster Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Black with black vinyl rom Johnson & Son Would Like To Introduce You To PETER PELEUSES and- PETER SAYS IT'S CiREAT! and black Interior, 6 cyl, Auto Trans, power steering. radio, hea~r. air condition· ing, still ul4der factory \\'ar· ranty. only 1.500 miles. $3099 PRICED TO SELL ~llfan 1111,; llluhH'• IG>°Jll ~ ..._.Ii< \..o , , ,i!I", ' . ' PONTIAC Sales Manager, says that if for any reason you're not happy with your used car pur------1 chase from us, (within a 48 hour period), we will GLADLY void the transaction! It's that 197~EP~~Ac simple! W.e feel-GRAND PRIX Auto Trans, Power St~, IF YOU'RE NOT HAPPY, WE DON'T WANT THE SALE. ~i~f:' ~~"8if.':~, PETER "THE GREEK" PELEUSES G•nerol SolH Monoger '72 Mark IV LC N mile•. l•k• new, Arctic wnHe flnl1fl. wt.lie le•lntr 11'te•lor, white 1111'dau 101.1, tutlv lu•ury equipped. l1'CI. tuU pow~r. 11ulG-ttmo Air cOM!, ;f)tli~odu11I povmr ~en11, AM/FM •lrroo, !111 wnett, <ruls~ con 1rol. pwr. door lo•~•· elC, $ol~ 11nd •Crvltt'd 11 Jollfl•On1. $et a. drive U rod~v (1B5EYZJ $ALEJ PRIC ~D! '69 Lincoln 2 Door Sold new by us, serviced by us. Light gold exterior with darker gold vi nyl lop. Factory air conditioning, power windows e nd se.-it. Near new R•di al tires. Low mile•ge. lb4 1 FYVI '70 Mark Ill Burgundy f;nisil with m tching leather interior, bl•ck vinyl top. Full power, factory air conditioning, AM-FM stereo redio, locking group, tilt wheel, low mile5. I 540· AGH I '71 Plym. Regent Wagon Fully' equipped w ith •ir cond., & full power, dri11en only 20,000 m;r.,. l9080SZI $2975 SOME MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE SPECIALS '71 CHEY. MONTE CARLO $2975 Show.room eond, E11c:1ll•nl thru·oul. Power 1!11rin9 & broke1, met•llic ru1! finish w/beigt vinyl fop. f998EYOl ----- '71 MARK Ill $5875 Low mil11. F-.telury oir, blu1 with light blue vinyl top ind blue l11th1r interior. Cruiie eunlrol, AM/FM 1l1r•O fi11dio, full pow. ___ ••_with lucki"!.__9•_?up~809EXRl '70 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $2775 VI, Autom•tic l r•n1m;1sion, Radio, H••ttr, Pow1r St11erin9. Power Br•ke1, F1ct. Air Cond .• Landa11 Ruof. (51lEAY) -------- '71 CHEY. VEGA WAGON s.i115 Auto. lr•n1., near new tires, c:enary y1ltow fini1h, 11.!'rifiee priced. l448DFB l ---- '70 IMPERIAL LE BARON s3475 l Dr. H .T. One Owner. lmmacul•tt, Full Powar, F1ctory Air, AM/FM Radio, Tilt Whttl, 6 W1y Powar S.at, ltndau Roof. (6848EVI . '71 MERC. MONTEGO MX 2 DR. $2375 Sold by John1on1, Sarvic•d by John1ont. Air cond., auto. tr1n1., power 1t1•rin9 & br1kat. '71 COUGAR $2675 Powtr 1te1rin9, pow•r br•k11, auton'!atic tran1n"1 i11ion, 1ir conditioning. vinyl ruof. I 544CIU I '69 ~'~~~~.~!,.~~~~'~!~., ... ,,.,.;,,, 51995 powar bralra1. factory air con4itlo11ln9, land•u roof. IZNWSOJ) '69 BUICK RIVIERA $2475 Fully •quipped, alt cond., full powar, 1tr1to-111t. Only flrlYan 34,000 milt•. !YCLl70 ) ~Oranflt C°""!~'I Fomlly oJ 11"' Cal(~ Rome Of The New Car • , • ''Golde11 T01&ch'' ohnson & son NOW. I 1 1'~Ctl l N 1973 ' ' l COllCA H CAf'kl '70 Mercury Marquis 4 Door sedan. Ivory finish with bl•ck vinyl top and simu- lated leather interior. Power windows & 6 way power seat, factory •ir, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel, local one owner car '!rviced by us. 1494AFYI $2675 Cougar XR7 28,000 miles. Sold new b y Johnson & Son. Serviced here also. Factory air, power steerin9 & br•kes, Metallic blue finish with blue C•lico interior & white vinyl top. N ew tires. ( 5b4CXV l $3275 '69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Door herdtop. Factory air conditioning , full power equipment. AM-FM redio1 vinyl top. f417AGHI $1475 '68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. 65,000 m iles. Factory air, full power, Grecian gold with blaclc leather interior and vinyl top. A very nice ont owner c•r driven o.,ly 12,000 miles per yeu. IXTA3541 !4 ome Of The New Car • , • "Golde• l'•Mdt" NOW .. '1973 LANDAU CONTINENTAL MOTOR HOMES 2626 HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS, COSTA MESA e 544).SQI LANDAU CONTINENTAL MOTOR HOMES '· f, 1 I Vinyl RooJ, Power Win- dows, (No. 348282) $111. per mo. plus tax. 36 mo. O.E.L.-0.A.C. SO. CAL '1st NAT BK LEASING 2001 l\Tichel90n Dr. Irvine {7141 833-8620 (213) 924-4413 LEASE OR BUY '71 thru 'T.l Ponliacs DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd .• at Fair Drive: COll'ta Mesa ~7 '61 \VAGON, pb/ps, good cond., wln:'!d for stereo w/tape deck & tapes. $900/best offer. Seaside Apl.!r, 1628 \V. Oceanfront, apt 2, NB '64. PONTIAC Grand Prix, one owner, under 60,000 mt. Air, nu tires, almost llke new. $700. 545-2951 535-2227 * 1971 Grand Ville * Loaded! Good cond. Mab otter. 833-3218 1961 FIREBIRD, auto trant, P/S, xlnt rond. 830-4l5t before 2 pm e '63 PONTIAC e 4 dr, wht wi red lntnlor 1250. Call49U1!2 '65 PONTIAC Ca ta 1 tn. clean. automatic, p/t, ii6 642-4122 or 548-129'l • 1966 TEMPEST, 4 dr ii V-8, p/s, pfb, good cond. 1400. !lfil-4607 '69 GTO. SID>. 970A W, 1'7ttl, COllta '-feta evet between 5-10 pm. ' T·BIRD 1967 T BIRD.,,_ Landeau. air oond, PS, ru, vhlyl ~ burglar elartn, tllt ~ new paint. Thi. car tt f'ft1(f sharp. See Jt to believe Jt Must sell now. Best offer. Private party. 49'l.2667. '67 3"-BIRD. }""\Ill power, xlOt co11d. Mwit scll. beat olfu-. 613-2383 . VEGA '72 VEGA, Am/P'Tn, llO hp; ~"lo, F.xl cond, Sln). A1- !Rj Honda »:; m l£rl)' 645-8214 Dally Pilot Want Ms havt bMzalnaploro. ' ·;, ,, ' '· .. '· ' " " OPEN ALL DAY ME·MORIAL DAY ' • ' NECESITAMOS SU NEGOCIO IMPERIAL '7.3 · P.LYM·OUTH SATELLITE NOT STRIPPED-LOADED W•TH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Vinvl bench: seat, J>O'"" di .. c ~. electronic ignition, radto. heater, power str ., V-8 , dlx . :whl. covers, plus moret Ser .. 74533. Stk, 3008 The Economy Champ. PLYMOUTH DUSTER Fully factory 9e1ui~. Economy & •lyle. Order youn $ 9 5 .today! tor onlv torlv two montllS wlttl SI~ 10111 dO'll'n, hlll c1sh price Sllat ~ T"L. deferred ~vnwnt price 121'9:t.JO APlt 11.05, 0 .A.C. CHOICE OF COLORS MO. '73 PLYMOUTH FURY WHY WAIT? INSTANT CREDIT '73 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON NOT STRIPPED! BUT lOADID NOT STRIPPED! . loaded Witfi equipment, v-8, auto. trons., power ~ disc brks., steering, vinyl trim, plus A"" much morel Stk. 4056. Ser. 2MOn. s31ss FULL ' PRICE ONLY $76 Pef Mo. Pymt. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For onlY 4 mot. wlltl '3IXI •nd T .. L down. Full cm prig: Sll&!I + T&L. deftrred NV· mtnt prlc:t M1 1S . .O. Al'll IL96 O.A.C. - ' . ORANGE PHONE ORL~~-u~ci~NTY 531-2601 AND SAVE YOURSELF SOME MONEY LET ME ARPANt,t THE CREDIT AN[) ll:RMS YOU NEED SO .THAT Y()U MAY DRIVE HOME TODAY lN THE C·AR OF YOUR CHOICE (Example-s of our mony woy~ to linonce} • BAtJK OF AMfRICA • UtJITffl (Al1F0RNIA BANK • CROCKfR BANK a SfCURITY f'A(!fl( • t_i!"l()r-J liAN~· Tw. ..... _.......,.. .... pow•r 1t11ring , pow•,. diK brok ... full "inyl in• Nriof, 400 CID V-8. Cotll. Emiuion $ytNm, J- 71111.5 tW.1 & .....octi, frll.ICh -·-s3499 ONLY $82.35 Per Mo. Fwonlv 4 Mo. wun SlOO &. T&.l down. Full c.t.tl price tJ.411 + Tl.L, ~ed ~ment price '4476.IO. APR 10.97, 0.A.C. Slk. ~-S..-. 249425 IMMEDIATE 'DELIVERY FREE 36 MONTHS WARRANTY PARTS & LABOR ON ALL NEW & USED CARS AT HERITAGE . TAKE YOUR CHOICE '70 PLYMOUTH '70 FORD gftjfl ·•10CHEVROLET $ FULL sea DOWI PRICE s35 PER 11. I PLYM. . .. 6 6 V·8 engine, auto., trans., R&H, \flnvl roof. (VDZ491) ' . · FORD 170 AIRCOND. auto., POWer steering, R&H, 549APS. Hurrav at CHEV. "FACTORY AHi" $888 .. 17 2 ·V·• enolne, R&H, duol b<Ok· $1 4 8 8 Ing: svstem. I002EJAl You owe It to yourself to ue this · one! I .. CALllNTE. . . MERC. $ 8 8 671 Pwr. strg. auto., R&H. No. VCY994. 4 Bargain priced at only ' Stdan.. •Auto., AIR COND~, ei.r. sioo<., R&H. (.Q3BEW) ' ' --CUSTOMIZED CARS BY HERITAGE We customize New and Used Cars ·and Vans • Your Design Or 16 9 g~~?.~. toct. "'" owr. '''"· $·7 8 8 . ., __ o_. u_r_s!.;....Fa_nt_a_s_ti-ca_l_ly_L_o_w_P_ri_ce_s_! _ _. R&H, W·W tlrq, full Wheel covers. {056EPM) FORD '!FACTORY All" ' . . . 17 2 V-8, pwr. otro .. RloH . lull $1 5 8 8 vlnvl seats, C536HRFJ. "B••t late model buvaround." . 9· PLYM. I FURY Ill 6 V-8, power steering, AIA COND .• • vlnvl lnt•rlor. 165735. 68 CHfV.e I CA,RiCE HARDTOP V-8, auto. trans .• PWr. strg:., landau toP. FACT, AIR, (XTA011} .. LA.KE WOOD S~PING CfNTER lo5y to lleoch I I I 4-NORTH . ' tor ontv. mor.. wllfl Ml • T&.L down. F1i.1rl calh orlu 1111 + T&.L. \ ~!'9dJr1Ylflfntoric.111a.oo Al'1t 11.i1-.. o.A.c. \~\! ... c RYS~ NIW,OlTCUSTOM 17 ·1 Hu tull PW• .. FACT. AIR, $1 6 8 8 vinyl roof and mor~I St&reo , ~;:K::~~k, spilt front Mat. '6'·8 r.~~~GC>~UTH $ s 8 8 R.oof Reck, V.t, Auto T1•11•. , · Pow•r St•erin9 (WJLl 17) . . CHYRS; 169 T&CSTA.WAGON $12 88 Fact. air, auto., R&H, pWr . strg., stereo tape. CZCA7<49l '71 ~~~!!ACK $8 8 8 Hl9h Bucli:•t Seaf1, " Sp•ad, !521CGYl R•d io, He•f•r, fold Down Buck•t S•1t1 . CHAIGll HARDTOP -168 DODGE . , Automatic, r•dlo. heat.r, pwr. atr9., V·I, Bucket seats. WEY875 16 PLYMOUTH HAIDTOP . $8 8 8 Autom•tlc, rad1o, heat.r. PWr."atrv., . FACT. AIR COND .. sollt front .... 1. w-w tires & Dix. wheel covers. 65735 t 6 6 BUICll ·11Y111A $6 8 8 Vlnyl Roof~J111t Powe,, FJ.+ery • Air Cond, Pow•r Window•, tilt wh1•I, Astro b11ck•t 1•1h I RV. $079 1 . I " ' 'i " ·l l I I :I I ! I l i ! .. ' J 1, / " l ' I • 11 DAILY PILOT , BRAND NEW 1973" PINTO 2 DOOR SEDA 1600 <C 4 cyl •ngifte, 4 yeH ttandanl Irani., Colif. lniiHi- Syd•m, tic. {311 1W17S30l)1S31 0 -PER . . WITH . THIS AD ONLY YOU MUST PRESENT/JHJ5 AD AT TIME OF PURCHASE • YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN MAVER-IGK 2 ·DOOR 5ED•N . -' -- 120 CID, 2 V·I cyL efttine, c.tff. ~-."''"'°" ColltNl·Sfitini, -~idle, .1, •• .,...,...,., '"""' ·~ ,, .... ,(3k91F111196Jt55t -2 . $99 TOT-AL DOWN MONTH-$99 TOTAL DOWN PER PAYMENT, O.A.C. "'11 to1ol 4~. ,.,..... SS•.ot;. lofwl "'°· ''""' illd ..... 7lli.-..,...nflM ... .....,....,,,,.,. c..iiti...41 ...... DtMr...i ""''·,,... $21tl.)J Hoel. ell fi_c ... '1", ""'"' '11 ~wifYM11"h•lf,.y1oolo, holl<till,.lu i1 $1111 . l:l. iflcl. .. 11. ••K. '7l lict11M. lfONJM HICIHTAGI un 11.22'4. BRAND NEW 1973 FORD LTD --~ -- 2 DR. HARDT~P $ I THAT'S llGHT FOLKS. , .$99 OVER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS $90 DEALlltPIEPAIA· TION, FACTORY ·1n1NTION !El, SALIS-TAX Alilll LICENSE. THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: • . PAYMINl O.A.~ MONTK . . s .. ii ........ """' $71. 2J it ... -· ,,.,.... i.(I, .... 71 n-.. & ... fj-diilrtH .. .,,,, u.4!1 t.r .. - w..rM PJlll\. prict ~l~.W ~ ~ ............. '11 »c.tt.,...lf l'".,... ... ,_,. . .-,.fwll cW,rire.i. • S17'4.20 i11et. •M tu. 7J ...... AIMIAl HICINTAGE Ufl \J.12%. • BRAND NEW 19 73 ., ·-LTD WAGON COUNTRY ·sQUIRE . . . .$ 351 CID 1 V V·I , air coMI., radio, con'll!lllienc1t group, WSW tire1, linted 91011, wheel cov1r1. {3J62H15'°6S) 199 TOTAL DOWN PER · MONTH eGALAXIE SOO's I TORI NOS IFORD LTD's 40CI CID 2V 't'-1, hH¥J duty Mn· p•tHiOft, .,;, (Oftd., ligtit 9ro1;1p, tont1 lflie n<• 9r01.1p, rodial WSW tiriu , lu9'11<19• rack, tintld 9lau , etc. (lJ76S16912l) 1019 199 TOTAL DOWN PAYMINr O.A.C. SH;, i.iel •· PP"''· $114.11 ii -• -ppMI. ind. la•, '13 lic..,11 • eN linan" th.l'pi., _,,r, •tM•t to• 41 - hftr...il 'Y""· prio:t JJS79, 1• i""I, .it r.-<Mrt"• ta•ei, '7 l llunM .,. if pu ,.,..,.,. ft ... ya.iii, full r•h pri<e is Ml70.Jt ifltl. .. -., .... "7l lict11M. AHNUAl HIClH1AGt UTI 11.79' •• V·8, uuto. trans., factory air conr:li tioning, power steering, power (disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, am- ·fm stereo radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinied glass, wheel covers. l ikf new thru out, , 205( R L . 1971 CAPRI Cpe. A speed, radio, healer, linled g!ass, dlx. in · lerior, sharp silver fin - ish. 379BRU $ 1968 CHEV. Camara 2 Dr. H.T. V-8, power steering, radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted glass. wheel covers, console shift, metallic blue with blue bucket seats. XGL\94 $ 1973 MUSTANG MACH I Sptsroof, V-8, auto. tra ns ., factory air conditioning, power steer ing, power (disc) 'brakes, radio, heater, vinyl roof, tinted glass, :wheel covers, low miles, ,amost new. sharp! 'Sa1Je! Stk .#889A I \ $ . \• OFFER VOID AnER MONDAY MAT 21, 1973 1971 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T. . V-8, auto. tra n$., power ~leering, pow~ (dist) brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted glass. wheel covers, good miles, oiie owner, bought new ill! Dunton Ford. 63\lDBA s22 9 .1970 SPORT Custom 3,4 T steerlrig, air cond., extra gas tank sliding RR 'ATMINT O.A.(. Sft io Mlel •. l'Y""· SllS.11 ie ,_.I -.,,..,. ioicl 1--. '7l IK"'M & ell fl-ct..,.."' ..... Miii! fwtt ,__ Oifu .-,,..,. ,,;.. ind . .it~ dwfM, !UM, 71i-.,.w jfru,.,.i..19,.,. _11, td .-Ii ,..;.. il14f71.&2 ;,.1, lilt• '9•, '7l I~ NMUIU'PllCIM'AlltlR l) . .,.,._ . 1971 TORINO 500 2 dr. H.T. spt. cpe, V-8. auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, t inted gla$S, Good miles, light cream fin- i.sh, like new. l45CDM $ 1970 MAY CPI CAMPER: SPECIAL, V-8, auto. trans., power ·s2 9·9 winoow, Hy. Duty Tires, -'LOCO mi. like new 6 cyl., stick shift, rad io, (55835F) healer., whiftwa11 . fir~, $ ... l 9 71 vinyl roof, tinted glass, . . pawer steering, power (disc} brakes, radio, sedan v.a, au to. fra !.!c!?v· a;r~ndite! • H$. 2• 3·l·99· . ~z'v~·A~119~6°~1~r~·~1~~ ~~=~: healer, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, ffflled glass. •11!11••••11!1!'• .. 111••1J111111••~~~-~~~~-r::~;;~;:~zg~ ~i;~\· ,~~~,~~~y~f,~,~~/, '' '1970 FORD LTD 4 Dr. H.T~. 1972 CHEV Nova Cpe V·B. auto. tran s . oower steering, radio, heill!'r, $2 29 wh itewa!I tires. t1nred glass, wheel CO\ler~, 18,596 miles. l ike new. 707ETH --. ·,r - 1969 FORD Country Squire 10 Pass. Sta. Wagon VS, auto. trans, factory air s 199 cond1t1onirn;i, power steering,.power brakes, radio, healer, whitewa ll fires, tinted gla~s, wheel cover~. luggage rack, light blue with matching interior. 11nsGSX , 1966 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T~. 4 cyl., stick shill, ra~io, heater, whitewall tires, tlnttd .,,,. glass, wheel co ... ers, white wiltl blue bucket seats, • · " , ,. ' . ~ 196EXX - . . I I Y-8, auto. trans., fac· tory air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, Whitewall~. tires, vinyl ~oot. tinted glass, wheel cOvers. metallic copper with fawn top and in· terior. #136749 v-a;auto. trans., factory air conditioning, power .steering, ppw.er (disc) , britk~s, power windows, power seats, radio, hea· ter, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted Q.lass, wheel covers, tilt wheel, good miles. 217ADR I . \ ( ' ! '7 ' \ ' ' , ' I . ' i ' • • ., ... PllBIL·•••llCl ....... ~4 .•' Tiie fol~·...,..i.ln " & fiWil dd fem ol '1!1o!eoti4>b\lr_.., .111 ·• • <*tit~~,.. ...iinl- lbl • o r d qulotly around Southern CllllC1111i polltJ<:al circles~. Rooald Reagan may be dtolted to rlBl fer a tblrd term. Talk ol ·a Reagan draft Ii bolt¢ . •· moog key GOP lead- ,_ f .. ' R ·1 , • . -4'\ ;, -en in_ Loe Angeles. ·u11• ' Orqe ~ ""~. Uoool!I a.. l>reoidmi llt. -o ......... ol <loiO d<l.!OI, -II Ii_....,._ Ill'. ·Bedamin maJD&!no tllere la "no lllOftlDl!Qt" for a dnll IOfar. Yet, other GOP leaden 1UCb q 11bn Qiqnoto Tift ll SChiOtbei' and lnduatrlalill Loooard It Flrel!One disagree. . Scb,reiber says he 'Sets ~te efforts t6 coax Rq.gan to ~k~a third tenn as a resul! of Whal be f9clireJber ) Views as the demise ol tbe ce'mpalg:n of Reagan's hand-picked '•uccessor. U. Gov. Ed Rtinecke. "Relntcke cannot capture the support of Ille Repilbllcan party," Schreiber said, SIJ.'N .DAY VOL 66, NO. 147, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES 7 Dead As Tornadoes Rip Through; Midwest By Wire Servfm At least seven ~ were -killed Saturday as a wic;le;ranging line of tornadoes and violent thunderstorms swept through Kansas, . ~i and Oklah9ma . . ~ · lroclt, en route fA> tbe .aafety of a storm cellar, was picked up by the .tornado fun. nel and carried hall a mile before being dropped Into a dJlch, A fli1rd daughter, G9{dy, was in critical cmdition at Muskogee Gentntl iloopllal. Alloot ISO homes were de1froyed ci- tieovily damaged ~ •tornadoes .Wept through northeast •Ol.LahOma. Close to 40 homes in Keeltion ·and ten units of a tourist court near Locust Grove were destroyed, Tornado sightings w e r e reported near Claremore, Brol<Jln Arrow, Cllouteau, G<and Lok., and Beas, Okla. niree members or a Wi.cbua , .~n., fomily drowned on Cheney Reservoir, r1botlt 25 mil~ west oC Wichita, when thelr fishing boat was swept into tbe air by an apparent funnel and then capsized. Only one body had been recovered by late Satunloy night and the names of tbe I vtet;ms l)ad not been releesed. '!be Weather Service rei>orled l\Jnntl ~ al four placea In Bocoe Qxmty, 60 ,niile-per-bour -al the northern .Kansas City·suburb d GJadatoue 111111.ball \ FOUi' ~ of a Kee!eton, Oila., family were tllled ·...i a llfth crillcally injured wbeil. -_,the,anoll -()l:laboma ·-Salunlay. Fif. teen otbe<.poi11oos ...;;;·~. -: Aulhot1Ues said .Qwles Dornan, Ills wile Sue and their .c!MoCl"'ft, Beverly and Linda, ...,. kWed ,,i,.., the family ninsiill from .... -'In diameter to ~---"Kansas a-.1y. ''"nleft.b ~bfy not • building left GWC Backpaeking Youth " M,i~sing at Kern· ~ver '\ 1'<.i .f • .,, '\It\\ 'l'l .C I.\; l • \ · I I l ~~ ' "and Ulm la•ta!t ...... aroUnd lhal the gov"1iort wlll 1be 'draftei! lor a lhlrd tenn..'', ~ • ~ sa1c1' tbere was no ciouJ>t Ille governor has done "all he could for Reinecke, 1but now he 19 ruuling his ~lalliDg on its•!aco." · ScbnibOr, J,1i4 ~ ma_y re..,... bi> avowed 'pis!~ to leave ~to in 1971 lor llllll another> reason. ' I ... He said he , and other influential Calllomla Republicans had hopes of llgurlog out tbe best possible GOP suc- cessor to the governor lhrougb a new statewide organization similar to Or. Beckman1s Lincoln Club in Otange Coun· ~ ' .. . ,. . Schreiber and Firestone joined Dr. Beckman and Victor C. Andrews, chairman of the Or&lli• COOnly Cam· ' . ,, ... "'·'l !\,. : '· mlttee to RH!ect the Prelldtol, In rorm- inc the Caliloml-for Oomtructlve Ac- tloo. The ..... p. originally 100 " the wealtlllOll pol!Jlqll donO!'I and lund- rllsers bl the at.iite, it known aa the Blair Rouse group became many key members were lhanked for their um ef· forts by the President, personally, at a dinner in Washlngton 's Blair House. When tbe governor surprised the Blair House group at a March meeting by sharply atta~king it -accusing ii of trying to play the role of "kingmaker" - its ·supporten drew back, according to Schreiber. "We had n..,..i be would ._i-aur approach," Sdn.lber aald. Bui Iha! .... oot to be. "He sabot>ged us. He blew It out ol Ibo water," Firestone said. Reapn aC<USed the group ol l1'IDc t0 dictate the candlda!e, a charge FJrestone said Is totaUy wtoog. ''The whole idea wu so simple, tt wu too practical to be accepted. This kingmaker business is a lot rA rubbish," he said. Schreiber said the Blair House group is IS.. DRAFI', Pap Al) .... . : . ; ' ., .... ' ~ ' •·\ . , .... ···:~·~.'•.' •• ' ' • ORANGE COU NTY CALIFORNIA . . ' ,.. . '\ "· .. ·. . . SUNDAY MAY 27 197 •• 11.,. ...,11 .·r· . . ~~ los· . ' sa.y., Ocean waters will avei:age 80 ~s and SUrl:Will be lii te·~~ to four f~L The only contrast tO fair and s\Jmiv l!kle,, ed U!rliugh TbW'!ldoy will be early morning and iiiil;Dikbf toW-i\10\iils. - •, ·' { 1 " Agent Killed As Presidential Copter Crashes MIAMI (AP) -A Presidootial helicopter, carrying Secret Service agents to duty guarding President Nixon, crashed in the Atlantic Ocean off Grand Cay, Baharnaa Saturday nighl, killing ooe agent and slighUy injuring nine others. 'Ille President was not en board. ID a dramatiC nighttime rescue Navy divers, who are part of the President's llJRIOft detail al his vacaticn lsfand, helicoptered "' the ....... 'l1tere were no detai1I about what caw;. ed the cralh d the Anny Sllonky VH3A 't~ gu lurl>lnO helicopter ol a type tJiat President Nl<cn Wlel. 11 CfUb. ed al about 7:10 p.m. PDT. . ~ -bid not flown ln·thi• helicopter, howl~ on bis 100-mlle Dighl Saturday with bfJ f.i.;.i; to Visit Ille pri· vale Bahamian iillDd owned by bis millionaire friend lloherl Abplanalp. The dead agent' wu ideoUUed by the secret service '5 Joseph C. Dietrich, 25, of Woodbridge, Va., married and the father of two children. He had been witb the secret service three or fwr years. Deputy Presidenllal Pres.o Sea-.lary Gerald L. Warren said Prelidflll Nixon, who WU staying .at a hilltop villa , on Grand Clay was lnl!)rm!'d.ol the~ Md the death ol .Ag..,i Dtetridl and ~ho has exp<ossed , hif ..,... .--and sympathy l<r Ibo lamfly." The Presldeol ..................... vesllgaUcn ol·tbe -!<W pd aibd t1M; =iliW~.:f...T. .. m; An Anny belli:opler..c:mr ol lhree wai f.!l'rtlJla Ibo HD\' ..... from KO)' 8lo-ea;ne, Pia:, 16 Gtand. ~ to rollovi oth!" agents m duly pardins Ibo l'rltll· dent. Wamn 11ld the helicopter crashed In <See CllASll, Pare AS l Protective Parasol Opens, Skylab Mission Continues E~APES GRE&K·REGIME ... c:m..t, Nl.cholas J!•Pj>a• HOUSTON (UPI) -The Skylab t astrooauts successfully unfurled a giant parasol over ~erica's first space. sij!· tioo Saturday ,ntght. to save tbe hot, dry orbital workshop by sheltering it from the ·Sun. ·•it looks like things are turning in ou r favor," said Skylab Director William C. Schneider. "We are looking forward to a very successful 21klay mission!' G~ Shortages Hit Tra:velers Hollifay motmsta are finding gasoline In lbort supply duriJlg the !.!emorial Day weQeiid, with lllllllY. ~ice slllloos limlllllg sales and others W9rlling lbal tbey may nm out of fuel by Ibo time the homeward traffic crush begins on Moo· day. An ~iated Press spot~ check sho\\·ed that most motorist! will tie able to find enough-gas' for their tanks. But authorities warned drivers to Plan ahead and 'not comK· on finding· unlimited sup- P.lies along tumplke9' 18hd other large ·highways. . William E. Simon, dejluty' Treasury IJeCfelary and -ol tbe Oil l'Olley Coounlltee, cautlmed. before the holiday .~~·cu ·~oocur Their crucial emergency repain! com· pleted, Oiarles "Pete" Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz settled doM't early today for their second night in space. They planned to fully activate their house-size space station when they a\\·ake. Despite the success of the parasol deployment, ScMeider said there was "very definitely" a possibility Conrad and Weitz might have to perform a spacewalk later in their planned month· loog mission to replace tbe present swasbade with a more durable awning. Sclmefder said NASA dlooe tbe parasol as the Immediate way to lllvage tbe fl.8 billion Sllylab program because ii oould be set up qulckly and easily. "Our first task was to save Sicylab, and I think we have," he said. Bui l>e said ii testll oow underway determine the parasol would delerionte under the sun's ultraviolet rays before a seoond crew cou1d visit Skylab in about three months, it would have to be ret1lac- ed by the awning-coated against these rays -whlch Conrad's crew carried as a backup. Railling the 22-by·24-foot parasol was the highest priority task assigned Skylab's first crew, rating above even their experiments. At first, th e astrooauts tbclugbt their efforts had been .....-,i. Conrad nported with initlal fnDtnltlon l!Jal the fab<lc d tbe big lllllh..ila, It& l)\'qe.slde fadatl out into,llptlCJO, was so · Wtlnk!iid.11!blcl.utlecl'IO'UDNld~ly. He worried that it might not pnMde enough shade, but mission cmtrol assured him tncineers on tbe ground were delighted with the result&. Jack Kinzler, chief ol teclnrCal services at Houaton's Johnson Space Center and the inventor of the parasol, predicted the sun wool~ warm the wrinkled plastic and nylon fabric and allow it to sp'read out fully. California Leads In Traffic Toll By Untied p,_ ~Dal Tl>e toll of rnadway deaths mounted steadily Saturday aa motorlsls m>Wded e<pl'WWl)'S and bfihways OV<I' tbe three-day Memorial Day weekend despite wantings that gasoline sborUlges might occur in some resort areas. 'Ibe National Safety Council had estimated that between 550 and 650 persons would be killed. A United Press Jntemational count at 12 a.m. EDT showed 1'0 persoM bad been killed In traffic accidents. C&lifomi.a had the most traffic victims wilh 15. A breakdown or accidental deatlll showed : .... , Traffic 150 Drowninglt I~ Planet 9 Other II ' , · TOlaJo'll8 t. ' . .. , . "" . . ' .. ' ' 1 l • I • ,t DAILY l'tLOT S11tl0£.Y, M~ 27, l'i7l Coast Round up STRIKE TliREAT: WEST ORANGE COUNTY -A_IIUljorlty of the nearly 700 tucbers In the Hunlinaton Beach Union 111g11 School District voted to support a strike JI llieir pay de1IU1Dda aren't met. Leadenhlp of the Dutrict Educaton Association (DEA}, a CTA atfiU· •le. decll\ed, however, to postpone any actual otril<e until next school 1Uf, £!Yin& a OU-man arbitnlion team lime to atudy the aallry blltle. The DEA controls 565 of the 700 teachen. A smaller teacb- on lllllon with ~ members atfiUated with the AFIA:IO, has alao v'otecl to atrlke, but bas not done anything about it. Teachers want an 8.5 pen:ent pay increaae, while the district ls offering 5.5 percent. tllltON SELLS LAND: SAN CLEMENTE -The Whit.. House said the Nixon family sold more than 20 acres of its 26-acre Welltem White House compound to New York friend Robert Abplanalp, the inventor of the Aerosol can, two and on.,.halt yean ago for $1.2 mil- ~on. The aale. was never recorded, but that is not req~d .. accord4 ing to a spokesman ror the Orange County recorders office. ~ HALLELUJAH AND EUREKA: LAGUNA BEACH-City officials learned Friday that the federal go•emment has awarded $174,000 !or the development of Main Beach Park. "Hallelujah and eureka," exclaimed Mayor Charlton Boyd. Announcement that the grant bad bioen appro•ed brings to $500,000 the total amount of federal funds earmarked for the SI million project. The Main Beach Park lands, runnin;g f~om Laguna A venue to Heisler Park, were purchued by the city for SS millJon. MICE, TARANTULAS, MUSTARD: SADDLEBACK VALLEY - Residents Or the Saddleback Valley got a taste of the flora and fauna living in the hills around them last week. Among the critters ~at ll'Ve in the area are the pocket mouse and the tarantula. The h1lls, reSidenll Jjarned.1 contain wild. mustard, lemonade berry and sumac. PARKS BONDS: ffiVINE -Irvine voters who recently approved a $50 million bond iss ue for their newly unified school di strict will, GOP Fundralsers ·Inf luencial, Affluent FormBlair Ho.use Group ' What is the Blair House group'.' It is a group that has a name. but it' m8y Yet · not tum out to be an or· ganizatlon. It originally comprises about 100 of the wealthiest California Republicans who raised a reported $9 million to help re-elect the President last year. A few of them in Orange County, unc1... the whip of Vlcl<c c. Andrews of Laguna Beach, were re@CXU!ible for raJslng $600,000 of that amount. ;o tllank these fllmlralset's, President ~ invited a nucleus of them to Washington last December and person-aJtl'.. acknowledged Ill! Indebtedness at a dinner at the Blair House, a govern- ment guest house for dignitaries. That's how they got thtlr name, though the formal title for the group is now the Cali!omlans for Constructive Action. They picked the formal title at a meeUng in Lo.1 Angeles in March, called tct: see if the large body of lnnuential J{tpublicans could get behind one GOP .+idldate for the 1974 Calllomia guber · natorial campaign. :a'lle idea waa to avoid a political bloodbath and heavy expendituret in a pfisnary so that resources could be con- centrated on the general election itself. ·1'hose plans were jolted when Gov . Ronald Reagan accused the fundraisers ol trying to be "kingmakera," although other members had conceded earlier Uiat it W-Ould be difficult to get such a:large group to agree on one candidate. 'Who are these n1en of influence and affluence? ;All told, 104 or them attended the meeting at the International Hotel in Los Angeles March 14. 'There were men like oilman Henry Selvalorl , comedian Bob Hope. former Defense Secretary David Packard and Cliauncey Medberry Ill, chaim1en of the b(>ard of Bank of America . ;But there were scores of VIPs from Qrange County, too. ~fen like Dr. A mold Beckman of Corona del Mar and Victor A'ndrtws of Laguna Beach, who headed the Orange County Committee to Re· elect the President. There was Herf:lert W. Kalmbach of Newport Beach, the controversial fonn - er personal attorney for President Nix- on. There were Newport Beach builders Donald Bren and Ben C. Deane. There was racing tycooo Clement 1~. "Buddy" Hirsch of Newport Beach, Ga· vin Herbert Jr., president of Allergan Phannaceuti ca ls in Irvine. and Bob Reynolds. president of Golden West Broedcasting and the California Angels. From Corona del Mar came Mrs. the board or California Federal Savings: Davis Factor of cosmetics fame and a Crock.er Bank direetor: Stanley GolcJ.. blum of Equity Funding; developers Walter A. Haas, father and son: and Elliot HandJer, chairman of the board of Mattel Corp. Liquor distributor Alfred Hart; Rod· erick Hills, president of Republic Corp; Mrs. H. Leslie Hollman and Wayne Hof· Iman of the eleclrlllllcs family; Earle M. Jorgensen, a steel company execu· tive; and Edgar Kaiser Sr. of Kaiser Industries. Gordon C. Luce, a savings and loan executive and chairman of the Resub- lican State Central Committee; Jobn A. McCone and Robert B. McLain an apartment developer who has worked in Newport Beach's Big canyon. Henry T. Mudd, whoie family owns Cypress Mines: Kenneth T. Norris Jr. of Norris Thermidor; Rudolph A. Peter· son, fonner chainnan of the board of Bank or America and James M. Rey· nolds. Movie producer Sam Schulman: For- rest SOOmway, president of Signal Com- panies; William French Smith, a UC regent and the governor's personal law· yer; Emmett G. Solomon. chainnan of the board of Crocker Bank and Disney executives Donn B. Tatum and E. Cor- doo Walker. Charles B. "Tei" 1bomton, chainnan of the board of l,.ittoo Industries; Wil· liam R. Tincher, Purex Corp. executive: Maynard J. Tolly, senior partner of O'Melveny and Myers, lA>.5 Angeles' big· gest law finn; Ford dealer Holmes Tut· tie ; Union Bank executive Harry Volk ; movie king Jack Warner; business ty- cooos Del Webb and Jack D. Wrather ; R. Stanton Avery and Sydney R. Barlow. Joseph J. Bogdanovich; B. Gerald Cantor; Roy E. Christensen; E. J . Daly, president of World Airways: Christian DeGuigne Ill, chainnan of Stauffer Chemical Co.; and John V. Diepen- brock. Edward E. Ettinger. Ja.qucJin Hwne of San Francisco, Sanford Kaplan, Dar· ius Keaton, Willard W. Keith of San Francisco and Otto N. Miller, chainnan of Standard Oil of California and a di· rector of Crocker Bank of San Francis· co; William H. Lane; Milton Lewis and C. Edward Jiller-and Paul A. Miller of Los Angeles. Mrs Richard K. Miller : Joeeph N. Mit- chell; 'Thomas Pike of Los Angeles: William T. Sesnon Jr.: John V. Vaughn a Crocker BHnk director: and William J. \Vcinberg. by next January, be aaked to approv~ u mndl aa a ~ m!UIOI\ bolld mNIUJ'8 to provtde'ror parta and open apace~· men Jaat week •treed In PJ!ncl le with lbe ..,.. million view tbat Ille ctty ou~t to get .IDCWln& ~* parkland. Councilmen approved the hlril1i1of a nt ,and pointed a Uason eommltt..e in•olving planning and Clllmmlllll1J 1 ice commUB!onen and two coundlmen. • • . . ' ~NO llOINS: OOASTAL COMlllS!(Olf ,.,. 111 Ille tlat ml lnak from I IOUd ICbecluJe of penult e · Soalll Collt Regional Zone Conaerv1t1Dn Commilslon Jut ~-IO tale ,tM first llteps towarda a coastal mana emenl plan. d Los Angeles county-regional com~OI!, C<luldn!t ~to get ii•. input Jnto the plan due lo the lei!"lllre by 1~:1:ocal agen· c1ea, citizens and de•elopen ha•e to be Involved, h......., #le Prop 20 commisslonen agreed. They also said they will ooe if 'uiey haTO enough money to hire the four more p~n the staff aays U needa to do the work:. PAY TALKS STALL: NEWPORT BEAC~ily firemen have said their salary negotiations with the admlnlatntlon have reached an Impasse and both sides ha•e agreed I<> aeek tho help of a mediator in future bargaining sessions. Firemen claimed the clty was negotiating unfairly by making a "take it or leave it offer'' of a 4.5 percent pay hike. Fll'emen want 5 percent July 1 and another 6 percent Jan. 1. PHONE BOMBER: WEST ORANGE COUNTY - A mysterious terror-by·t..lephone bandit who bu robbed aeven dlfferent business estabUshmenla In Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa, apparently blew bl& cool la•t week. In the pa1l, he worked by phonlng a restlunnt or business, t..lling the manager a high powered rifle was trained on him and a friend had planted a bomb. U money wu thrown over a nearby wall, nothing would happen. Last week. police believe the telephone bandit planted a tiQnlh at the Slzzler Steak House in Hutinglon Beach, which -b1ew a hole in the kitchen roof. No one was hurt, but police believe it was a warning to others lo cooperate when he calls. PAY BOOST REFUSED: FOUNTAIN VALLEY-Cily council· men. on a 3·2 vote, refused to increase their own pay by $20 a month. Councilmen now earn $200 a month, but under state law, U1e UJllT ....... OKLAHOMA TOWN ALMOST WIPED OFF MAP BY HUGE TORNADO H1rdly 1 Building Wis Without D1mage in KMfeton From Pagel CRASH ••. the ocean about one-quarter mile off Grand Cay in about 20 feet or water. Apparently the craft did not sink im- mediately and another Army helicopter rushed to the scene from Grand Cay with the Navy divers aboard to rescue the men. They later recovered Clifford 's body from the water, Warren said. All of the nine rescued men ••ere slightly injured and were examined at Grand Cay by White House doctor William Lukash, who was m duty there with the President. They were then flown to Homestead Air Base Hospital for ex- amination. Crew members on the stricken helicop-- ter were pilot C. W. 3 Ronald C. Bean. 37, of Dale <lty, Va.: copilot C. W. 3 Frederick W. Evans, 33, of Ft. Belvoir, Va .; and crewman Sgt. William R. Robinson. 32, of Ft. Belvoir. From Pagel TORNADO ... that is not damaged," said John L. Stone. managing editor of the Muskogee Phoenix. who arrived shortly alter the storm hit Keefeton, a community of 100. Gov. David Hall ordered the Oklahoma Highway Patrol to secure the town for the night. The Highway Patrol said al leul ~ percent of the community was d.-yed. Among the bulld!np destroyed were several small stores, a service station and a church. Stone said gasoline spewed from pumps ripped orf their rooorlngs and the bodies of dead horses lay in the streets. "Keefetoo is not a large CQnmlunity, but it is gone.'' he said. I'm sure that cloud was about a quarter~mlle wide and that's just about the y,idth of Keefeton." .. • D " . .. • • • • •• Crall• Spoil fi'islaing Esllmat..s of the sk$ of an invasion of Cl,'lbs in San Cle- ment.. Wt week varied from thousanda to bUUons, but ev9ry- one agreed the silver-dollar sized red crabs had arrived. The mysterious visitors -tiny pelagic (free-swimming) crabs - formed writhing carpets on beaches and at launching areas o Dana Point Harbor. Warm tropical water currents reported! pushed the creatures north and to the surface. They brou,r' local fishermen a streak of poor luck. Tbe crabs J'roved t2 tier than bait to many fish, and one observer sai , "they al have happy grins on their faces.'' People Quotes "For Men Only," lt was bllled, a panel dilcmsim to glve tbe 111'11 of UC Jrvtoe a chance to fmd oot ever-ythlng they'd always wanted to know about women's llberatim. But the event, pert of Women's Week activities at UC Irvine, was nearly a bust when on- --iy-two men-sllOweOup, a janitor-and a - reporter. Eight women expressed pui· zlement flVf!t' the low tun)out, but an- '«ber me, Jede Binder, offered the o~ timistic apinlon that "the men who are ··relating to feminists already are in· formed what's going oo and doo'l want to hear any more." 1be rest, she admitted, didn't appear to be m. ta-..ted. ,, The Orange Coonty P I an n I n g Department's roadshow feallring the propooed modified growth pollcy, wmt to Dana Point Wt week. Altbougb tbe new suqestions cut overall county population projectloos for year 2020 by on< mlDlon, the Capistrano Valley area projection was much the same as under current policy. One resident ob- jected the area woo)d have to "soak up" die growtll' plamers were tiy!ng to change elsewhere. Colllty planning official sc..art Balley quld<Jy respond- ed, "'!be Orange County Planning staff isn't trying to stop all growth, pass out the pill to all the ladies or anything else. We're trying to say - o.k. kid, ~ is the way it has been (and) maybe there is another way to go." ,.- Deciding to wait UIJtil Sept. 11, first day of acbool, to review the status of negotia&ns. Huntlngtoo Beam High School's District Educators' Associa· lion ha! postponed strike proceedings. Uoda Bottano, executive director of the association, said, "We dm't want to strike. The position of the board is that we want to give the persistant disagreement process every chance to work. And because of that we are con· vinced that the best way to go is to wait for fall. If no agreement has been reacited by that time, we will im· plement a strike. ,, However it was Watergate and not walkouta that conUnlJe9 to share the he1"1Uneo. Convicted cooslpjrator Bernard Barter, responding to a ques- tion from the Senate Watergate in- vestigating committee asking who he thought was bellind the break-In operation, said, "I was not there to tbink. I was there to follow orden, not to th~' ") The earth can have a mysterious ap- peal, particularly when viewed from an orbiting spaceship millions of miles away. as rookie Skylab astronauts Joseph P. Keni-in and Paul J. Weitz fotnl out. "Ifs kind of hard to get away from the windows, especially for the new boys," reported their skipper Charles "Pete" Conrad, who is mak.· Ing his fourtll space llighL ,, Pr<tidl!lll Rk:hanl Nhoa, ~ to 6(M) fonner Vietnam pri!ooers t:l. war about secrecy in government before a Wbit.e Hou89 dinner in their honor, said, "I think It is time in this cot.mtry to quit mating natiooal heroes out or those who steal secrets and fNblish them in the newspapers." ,, City Councilmen in Hunt~ Beach are laboring over a big $30.5 milllon OOdget for 1973-74. None ~ them, however , are financial experts, and the massive 211-page budget presented a fonnidable mountain of study last week. During one three-hour sludy session, Al Coen reminded the city admlnistrator: ''We're the least able to comprehend a document on which we're expected to pass. You must anticipate that we are less than experts." Then c.oen succinctly cap- tured the frustration of councilmen: "I feel like I should be asking """ questions, but I don't even know what good questions to ask." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Donald \Vashbum, widow of the owner of the Seven-Up soda pop company, Thomas V. Jones, president of the Northrop Corp. and Si and Bob F'luor There were real estate developer George Argyros, oilman Bill Doheny. retired businessman George T. Pfleger of Newport Beach and Emmett H. Jones of Laguna Beach. Edison Company ex· excutives Howard P. Allen and Jack K. Horton ettended. 1be list also includes: DRAFT REAGAN? QUESTION MAY BE ANSWERED IN JUNE ... Th• Ortnoe Coa11 l>AtLY PILOT, wltlt Wftldl 11 comlllnHI lh• frlrn-Pr•u. 11 l)Ublllhed 1rf fl'I• Or•11111• Ctttl ~bU1h1nt com~ny. s- r1t• edlllon1 •r• P\lbll1hld, Mond1y lti•OllOfl Frld•v. ...,. Co11a Mt11, Hl'WOOr1 to.cti, t·llm!llHjllon Beadl/F°""t11" Va111v. L-o....,.. Buch, 1 .... ;,,..1s.6d111ti.ck and s.n Cltfftentef S.n J.,..11 C1pi1trano. A ll"llllt rwlofttl ldlllon II ,ubllMeid S.l""°"l" and Svrlllaw. Tht prl'ICl~I Dllbllshtng ,i.nt lt ti DI Wfll a.iv S1rMI, CO.la Mtu, Collfornfa, "''" 'L<ls AngeJes attorney Ea.rl C. Adams : Robert O. Anderson, president of North American BpckweU; talent agency Ted AW~; IDdUltrtlll!t stepben D. Bechtel Jt.; 8enj1mln F. Blaggini, president of the Southern Pacific Co. and Eli Brol'd of Kaufman and Broad. builders. Mrs. Margaret Brock, Il ollywood phil· anthropist Steve Broldy; Asa v. Call. past president or Marsh Mcl..ennan, thr nation's largest Insurance broker 11nd Edwttrd Carter, chairm11n of the board of Broadway-Hale and a UC regent. :Mrs. Thurmond Clark. wife of the late Jedge and mother of Joan Irvine Smith Oiatles E. Cook, financier and presi· dint of Challenge Cook Trallen: Roy P. Qopcker of the banking family and 'hd Cummings, grocery chain e1e· CUlive. Jultin Dart, president of Dart Indus- tries: metal magnat~ Charles Ducom· riun ; J . Howard Edgerton, chalnnan or - \t'rom Page Al) no'' waiting for Reagllll to acL "\Ve are going to wait and see whal the governor and Holmes Tultle (Lo.s Angeles Ford dealer and Reagan ally) are going lo do," Schreiber said. "We thought OlD' proposal wu a way to look intelligently at our options, but it was so thol'OUflhlY and absoh1tety re· jected by the governor." The group was hoping to detcnnine \1"hich of the GOP c<1ndidatcs would be lhe most viable \•:ithout spending huge sums in a hiller primnry fight next year that wouJd be better spent in the general election itself. They haven't given up, totally, ho~·ever. They've hired a high-powered publi c· relations firm to try to put together the profiles of the leading candidates for the nomination and let the PR firm use its con1puter!I to tell them I.he Jllllll m~t likely to succero. Besides Reinecke. the three men reganied u loodln1 cootendtrw for the nominatloo -baning a Reagan draft - are ronner U . Gov. Robert f'lnch. ~t· \ tomey General Evelle Younger and Cop· troller Houston Flournay. "But now we're saying, why spin our .,.,•heels? We'll see what the governor is going to oome up with nert," Schreiber said. Schreiber said he ,..,,,.. there m a y be an 111111000COJ11ent forthcamlng In June. "It could happen at the June dale (June 26) for filing slghatureo for qualif)'lnc the governor's tu refonn lnlllatlve for t b e November ballot," SChrelber said. SIGNATURES "I've been told they can't gel the sig· natures. U they don't, It would be an op- portune time for him to say, 'I'm 80 in· volvecl and I believe so deeply In th Is package that I will listen to those w h o eome and ask me to nm qaln, The state needs ll1<leadershlp. Schreiber said ii the pellliOM qua I Uy. that could leave the question unansw""'1 until the end of this y~Ar. "i!il !laying In limbo then would lreep Younger and floumoy from breaking !008fl and saying, 'come "bat may, we're •Dini to run." Schrelbor Hid. Sdu-elber sa)'ll he bu ""'°"'"'1ed b Is good friend Bob Finch to stay out ol the gubernatorial race and instead take on Sen. Joh! TuMey In 1976. Flrestme said Reagan would _. finch's canpaign for the nomlnaUon. "It "ould be dilficull for Finch to get the Republlcan nomination because ol that," flrestone told the Dally Pllol. "1 would not think he would want to 'run and cut the vartY up and dMde the porty to the point where we couldn't win It." Flrellone like Schreibtt and Beckman, said be, too, would support the governor If he cbang., bis mind. "lf the governor l'Ull!, I'll 1 u p p o r t hlm. He ii the lncumbett. I om a Repub- lican. I would obviously support him ," Firestone said. .. t' Through It all, .o.;.,., ck>Oe to Reagan !Nist tile governor baa not cllanged his mind and ts not lhlnklng about I~ at the present lime. "The govtrnOI' has ruled oot a third tenn. It would be lmpoaible for hlm to lhlnlt ol running for a lhlrd term. He for so lq bis believed that no one lhould be governor for more than two tenns," said ~ aide Ed Gray. ' ,, ·~tA Y CHANGE' Gray did concede that "as time goes on." il is conceivable that Reagan "may have to alter his position." Gray also wu speaking ol Reagan'• an- nounced posltloo of neutrality on the 1974 t!Ul>ematorlal race, perllal'O lndlcallng that an oui.poten endorsement of lleiJ>. ocke mlibt roldndle the ll<llt!llllll gvver- nor's lllcllerlnll 1974 '-'· Gray pointed out how ck>Oe Reagan and Reinecke have been during their terms In off'lce. Gray's f,.llngs were edtoed by Dr. Beckman, who said he spoke with the gov· emor at a ,_,t Lincoln Club meetJng at the Newportor Inn Jn Newport Beach and he was agt1l1'1 told there wlll be no ttdrd tenn. Dr. Becknul!I concedes only that he has "heard talk'.' of a draft, but libels lt merely "klle chatter." "When pollUclans and their supporte..,, gel together, you bear all !Orio ol lliinp," he said "II'• been dlacuaaed u one of several P*lbilltles. "!l's jurt premature to say anything. The election ii one and ~ YUl'I off," Dr. Beckman said. Rob1rl N. Wttl Prwldtnl Incl l'Wllalltr J1c:k R. C111'1ty \lkt l"f"ltldlnl Ind 0-11 Mtllllotr Th•M•• K•••il Eel!,_. Th•,,.•• A. 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He led the poUs four years a.go, however, and lost the race. This time Bradley has tried different tactics. Four years ago he Ignored charges by Yorty lb.at a victory by the black candidate would lead to a takeover of the city by radicals. In this campaign, Bradley bu fought fire with fltt and the result has been a more bitter campaign. Bradley bas called the 63-year-old mayor a "scurrilous poHUcian'' and a "dirty" tactician. Yorty, may<W" for 11 years and seeking another four, bas repeated charges he made in 1969 that Bradley, a former police lleuteDAnt, la ''antipolice." lie al.so used a Black Panth&r endorsement ot hb oppooent -rejected by Bradley -as a basis for decalaratioos that Bradley i!I a "radical left·wingcr and "sort of a black nationalist.·• Bradley, 55, vigorously insists he su~ ports the Police Department on wh.ich he \\"Otked !or 21 years. He says his highest priority would be the fight against crune, along with starting a rapld transit system ror the automobUe-oriented city. He has accused Yocty of doing little toward moving ahead on a mass transit system. Yorty's response on this and other issues has been that the city's u·eak- mayot system gives him little authority In !be matter. But he says he Ila doc>t what ls in hb power to buprove emt!Qs bus aervlce. The candidates are divided on the ts.so• of orr .. bote oil drilling. Noting the 11rOft1 campalgn waged by environmental!st grou~ against exploratory drilling in the Pacific Palisades area, Brad1ey bas en- dorsed a go-slow policy on such drillht&'. Yorty, long a supporter ol oil interests, says off.shore drilling should be ac-- cclerated. The men, both Democrats in thi.s no~ partisan election, are separaled by three percentage points in a Field Research Corp. opinion poll conducted two weeb ago. It showed Brad1ey with 42 perctnt and Yorty with 39. Ehrlichman Swears Plan Agents Seize Ton of Grass JIM RIPPY, STILL PARTIALLY PARALYZED, EN.DURE$ HIS FATE IN HOSPITAL Body Surfer le1rn1 That One Ml1t1ke l1 All It T1ke1 To Put You In Dry ~ock For Bugging Made in '72 111 SanDiego Reflections From Hospital WASHINGTON I UPI) -Fonner PrecJident aide John D. Ehrlichman has sY:om he learned some weeks ago that John N. Mitchell and a.Pl~ key officials secretly discussed a specific proposal for bugging the Democrats' Watergate of- fices early in 1972, authoritative sources said Saturday. surveillance al lhe \Vatergate \\'as brought up at the last or a series of three or fOW" meetings arranged to discuss campaign intelligence gathering. The first of these meetings was said to have taken place late in Ile<'ember, 1971. or early in January, 1972. and to have heel\ attended by !\1it.chell . then attorney general; White I-loose counsel John \V. Dean; Jeb S. Magruder, the deputy manager o( President Nixon's re-election campaign; and G. Gordon Liddy, a ror-. mer White House aide. . SAN DIEGO (AP) -Federal ageot.9 seized one ton of marijuana and ar- rested four persons from Oakdale Satur· dey after two high speed boats wtn aeii: ed in Mission Bay here. authorities said. ~ Youth Relives Day He Broke Neck Bodysurfing "It "¥11as a pretty sliek operation," said - Paul Ptfart in, senior resident agent of the · Custon\S Agency Service in San Diego. By TERRY COVILLE Of !tie D1llY P!Mt Stiff Jim Rippy's second summer or body surfmg stopped a half hour after it start- ed -with a broken neck. '"1oughts of a long swruner of sunny weekends at the beach were smashed May 19 when the ocean dumped Rippy on his· head in-6hallow.watec..at Hunting" tcln State Park. He is the first such victim of the sea- son along the Orange Q>ast, but he isn't expected to be lihe last. "I was watching the wave build. I fi- nally realized I didn't want to take it so I swam for shore. It curled, caught me and slammed me into shore. I tried to stand up, but couldn't move. I was para- lyt.ed." Rippy talks, flat on his back, strapped lnto a circular. tillable bed at Pacifica Hospital in Huntington Beach. He's 21, and a Navy medical corpsman station- ed at 29 Pahns. "I was lucky. My friend, Bob Sneidi- ker. palled me out. He saved my life. "It''tiee bq(ly surfing for two years now. I thought) could handle it. I don't think I want lo body surf~·· lUppy's emfe isn't rare. 1'i~"(j range Coast has some cl the most popular rec- reational beaches in the state, and they take their toll 'Ctl both the •killed and un- skilled swimmers. Last summer Orange OJunty's beeches reported 45 serious neck and back injlD'- ies. Some of the 1nfured could be para- lyzed for life. Most recover, but only af- ter delicate operatioos and empty months !pent fastened to a hospital bed I i k e RIPPY'&. Some hazardous surfmg spots are ob- vkw, such as the wedge in Newport. Sur- prisintJly, most of the injuries don'tJlair pen in the obvious sJX>(s. h1o11t of the shoreline along Huntington Beach looks soft and flat . The waves are often big, but usually slow rollers, mov- ing across a long distance. They don 't look so dangerous. City lifeguards in Huntington Beach counted six swimmers seriously hurt last -summer, while state lifeguards t h e r e counted another nine. The toll in Newport Beach was 10; sev- en apiece in Laguna Beach and San Cle- mente and six in Seal Beach. "You can't underestimate the ocean," warns ruppy, a native of Nonnandy, Tenn. "I had just done a fiip out qf one wave. We'd only been in the water half an -1:1c:»ur~· --. · "It was scary, but there was nothilig I could do about it. There's no use in pa- nic; besides, you can't panic· when you're paralyied." Ni a Navy corpsman, Rippy handled EKGs, physical therapy, shots and a va- riety of «her activities. He leaves t h e Navy in a year, but would Uke to stay in medicine. His immediate plans were crushed by the .accident, but he remains cheerful even in the hospital, and admits the nurses at Pacifica are cute. "But they're all married," he com- plains, lightly. There is no absolute safeguard against Rippy's injury or any other. But a lot of them could be avoided with a few early 1 precautions. vmce Moor~ '¥rector cl. b.:¢>ors and be;M;bes ~ &nWl8!Qll, i'l..,"1 avid : bod,y surfer hiJiisell and bas a,£ew rules t to oiler: · ·, ' "Many of these accldenti! happen lo people running into the water, or doing flips intO the ocean. Alwa)'J mate your- self falilluai with the <nv1munen1 yoo are entering." He suggests that would-be swimmers and body surfers should walk Into I be water the first time and cheek for holes, sand bars or any other unseen traps. "The bottom always dlanges. Th e r e may be a hole here one day and a sand- bar the next. Even lf yoo know the area, check it out first." For amateur acrobats who Uke to prac- tice gymnastic flips in the water, Pttoor- house simply says, "Don't do it." People who body surf should learn how to do it properly and ought to be in good physical condition, he :iuggests. "Most body surfing injuries are in shal· Vesco W ant,s w Join In · Watergate Clwrus LOS ANGELES (AP) -Robert L. Vesco wants to meet with special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox to discuss a $200,000 donation to President Nixon's rHlection campaign, according to a Los Angeles Times report published Saturday. An aide to tile former New Jersey financier. Norman P. LeBlanc, reported- ly told the Times in Nassau, Bahamas, Friday that a meeting could be held in the United States if Vesco were assured Last Rites Held For Rep. Mills EASTON. Md . (AP) -About 500 government officials, friends a n d members of his falillly crowded Into St. Mark's Methcdst Chrrch on Saturday for the funeral of R<p. William O. Miiis . The Rev. Edward M. Gladden, a friend ol the Maryland Republican, said in a \rjef eulogy that MUls was an "Un· ainsd<lus l~ucnce" on government and that "his lhDdow WU that o( a llard· working coogressman." Vi<e President Spiro T. Agnew, a ronner Maryland governor, attended tile ii-minute ceremony as did Interior Secretary Rogera C. B. M o r t o n • Maryland Gov. Manin Mandel, Sen. Charles Maltuas, R-Md., and about a' dozen congreSllmen and state officials. Mills, 48, was foond shot to dee.th 'l'buroday on a farm where he l<ept his J\oraes. A sllotgun lay nearoy. A note on Ille body said, "I've done nothin8 wronii txat there Lt no way I can prove it. '.lb.ll is tlle mly way oot." of immunity from arrest. Otherwise, LeBtanc said, Vesco and the prosecutor could meet in the Bahamas or Costa Rica, where Vesco has homes and businesses, lhe paper said. Fonner U.S. Atty. Gen. John N. Pt1itcheij. and former C om m e r c e Secretary Maurice H. Stans have been indicted with Vesco in connection with a secret $200,000 cash contribution to President Nixon's re-election campaign. Investigators have alleged that the con- tribution was intended to impede a Securities and Exchange Commission In- vestigation into 8DOlher matter. Vesco has been charged by tM Securities and Exchange Conunlssion with a.sing the Bahamas Commonwealth Bank as a repository for $224 million allegedly looted from four mutal funds owned by JOS Lt, a Swiss mutual fund romplex . Vesco Is a major owner of the bank, headquartered in Nassau, and LeBlanc, a Canadian businessman, is the bank's head. Guerrilla Snipers Kill Irish Youth BELFAST (AP) -Guerrllla anlpen opened up on a British mny petrol here Saturday, mlu1ng the soldiers but kl!Ung a 4-year-old boy. Paul C.oomie w11rs hit in the head by a bullet and left b"""'1ng on a llldeW1lk. He was rushed to Belfast'• main hospital, where he died on the operotlng toble . Paul was the 805th vlclltn of Northern lrehlnd's feuding belweeo Prolestants and Roman Catho!IC! since 1969. low water, mian·surf. When a swimmer goea oft a wave be lilould have sufficient water underneath to tuck and roll off the crest. "F'tlr f!Very thousand skinned noses, there are a minute ,number of broken neCks or. backs. You must know Mw~to tuck and how to fall. Land on your about: der or side, not oo your head." : · He also saY, When body surllng·rlde tiie wave to the right or left, 110t head-On. And don't turn your back on a wave. I t the surf 1s too big, go under it, don't try to swim away when it's curling. People on shore have something to "t member also, says Moorhouse. U you see someone injured in the surf, make eure he's able to breath, bul be canolul not to bend or twist the spine. It's too late for Rippy, but he'd like lo keep other swimmers and OOdy surfers out of the hospital and in the surf t h i s summer. t·• Rippy bas regained the movement of his arms, and has slight movement in hi:s l~gs .. His mediral Juture hasn't been de- te~ yet,.,,., • , llUt"llio\tgll ne sbdufd reoovtr;)lnd he does k~ a cheerful ·mood. a 'SWDbler In al>ospatal bed jsn'l ljalf .aa fun as lying 00 tl!e sand. ' ·, "~l kinda ~ ili.y friends," he adds. Tbe sources said Ehrlidunan testified that he was told lbe plan f<r electronic I New Flu Strain .. ~Y-~e Tro~l~ jl'l:LANTA (UPI\ -The National Center for Disease Control (NCOC) said Sa~y a marked antigenic shift 1.rrthe influenza B virus has been detected in the Far East, signalling possible trouble for Americans in lhe next nu season. The NCDC said the new strains were isolated in Hong Kong, the birthplace of the poleol Hong Kong A·2 Ou virus of five years ago that caused a worldwide epidemic and struct millioos o f Americans. The NCOC said inO.u~-B viruses sim.Jlar to those isolated in Hong Koog were al.so recovered from spc:radic cases in Australia. "Intermediate" antigenic sbUts oL the Jl.v~ were noted jn a few fl\i Cases 'that Cl'.opped µi West Germanr and Englan4. 'I._ , , Shilts Ill jtie ,~enlc ma'eup!l,f the lnfluen,.·;\! vl(uii ore r"l!ll *id !dentist' appaj'enUl:!"'r• Wlsurt\.,al1 Ibis ~ w ! the [mpllcallolll _, • ~ ' r ' Some or all of these foor persons were said to have been present at the later meetlrgs and Ehrlichman saJd he was told Mitchell definitely was at the one where Ute Watergate bugging ~! was discussed -in February ()r Marcli of 1972. The sources said they could not positively say wllO Ehrlichiilan had Hien· tified as the source for his information, but that they thought he said it had come mainly from Magruder. Ehrlichman said he was told of a similar meet~ held by Mitchell lam year in Key Biscayne , Fla., where Nixon has a vacation retreat, at which final a~ prov&! was g1ven to an intelligence gathering operation . Ehrllchman also was said to have testified that Nixon asked him late last March to conduct inquiries into the Watergate affair. Nlxon bas said "major developnents" came to his attenlioo about that lime, presumably after t»n- victed congpiralol." Jamea W. McCord Jr. wrote the Watergate trial judge Utere blld been perjury du<lng the Jaooary trial and pollfleal _.... on the original defendants to keep quiet. Ptiartin identified the a!TeSled ptnOM as 1'lornas Landers. Donald and Gloria Hickman. and Donald Prator. He said all four, in lheir late 20s, were booked for in-' vestigation of marijuana smuggling ard held in San Diego County Jail. Authorities said Otey discovered h marijuana under a floor board of one °'- the hro 24-fool high si-1 boats. Martin said he beiieved the second boat wu being used as a decoy. The senior agent said he believed the group bad brought two boats by trailer lo San Diego. The vessels then tcaveled to Ensenada on lhe Baja Calllornla oout when one was exchanged for an iden- tical boat loaded with marijuana. J celandic Gunboat Attacks Trawler • ·REYKJAVIK. Joel,and (AP) Ari • Icelandic gunboat blUted four lhells Into . the bow of a Britiah trawler SatunlaJ' Ill' the most serious inddent IO fir .tn ~ ~: "cod war" <YVer Iceland'• ~ fiabing waten, Ille Britiah reporUd. The BriUsn ambwador to lctlalld, • John MacKenzie, aald ~ to bia . information the s'ricken trawl• Evstcn1 was ~inking. • 1973 Sedan De Ville <flw speeial "6rld orCadillae Nineteen Seventy-Three • FULLY ~UIPPl!D WITH ClllMN ~ l lr cewdltltft"'9, •l11yl ...,, fvll ,._, lllCI. door l9tllt. 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F1lr 111!1 1nrrnoon 111rouq11 MOftd•'I'· W1rm1• Mtondtv. l ow ttmpt•tlllr" botfl 'llQt\11 In 11\t ~. ttl9h lodty 111 lllt ilO< 11\d Monl V In I,,,_ 90s V1•!1blt wllldj J to 1!I mllh. MOUNT SHAST SISKIY6U All:EA 1ne uppe• 40s 10 upper 50,. tll~I'> lod•Y In !llt-101 •~d Mond•Y (n tlle !01. NodllWl!s• wlnd' 5 to 15 mpll. MONTEA:EY BAY AA:E ... -F~lr ll\•011911 Monday e•cep! p1tcl1'• of IOI 1n<1 low clooxts 11loht 11\d mo..nlri;. Sllgl\!ly w1rmer. Low ltmpe•llurt1 tiolli nlohts ln Ille upl>M' ~ lfld low .sGI. tllOh tod1y 1rid MOl\lllV lri 1111 UP· pel" 60t ta up,per 70t. W"tt>r'ly winch II 10 20 mp!\ 111 1ner11oon1 Temperatures "' ... Ch•t1ottr " " ClllCIQO .. " c11.,.11no " .. o~-.. " Oft Molntt .. .. """' " " Dvlutll " .. l'1!rblrilt1 " " HOl"Olulll " .. Ho.nlOI' " " IMl'IPllll " ,, J11ne111 .. " K1nsa1 (lty " " Ll:tlt-A:oc-" " M_,.., .. " Mllw111k .. ., .. ,,.,.,n-St. p " .. H,.,. Or1•1n1 .. " Hlw 'l'Ot-" " 0•!1. CITY " " Pl\llld'Dfll• .. " P~l• ~ " Pll~1'9ll " " "''l1nd. O•• " " P!'t.....cl, Mt. " " lll111ld Cl!y " ., "!(lllT!Ofld .. " '" ·" ·" .u ·" ·" ... ... " " H.H. : ; Action in the arena didn't telI tHe newal of old acquaintances and making whole story when the Junior Rodeo Ass~ of new ones, ho\Yever, there was plenty ciation came to the Orange County Fair· of time for three heavily attended per· ·-groumis ·1:rst weekend for-the-fifth-an· ---fonnance!'-1>f-1'0deo·•· ---.---~-----1 nual edition of what junior rodeoers call The shows, sponsored by the Callfor· "the Costa Mesa Show." nia Division of Forestry Ernployes As- Nearly 50 families -some from as s<>Qation, drew 6,000 paying fans for Sat· far away as Northern California, Arizona urday's afternoon and evening shows and Nevada· -were among the rodeo and crammed 7,000 in the stands for gypsies who pitched tents, parked camp-Sunday afternoon finale. ers and motor homes or just simply lived The fans had no cause to be disair in their pickup trucks at the fairground~ pointed, either. The young rodeo con- while the young folks, both boys and testants furnished three thrill-packed girls, ''contested," as they call it, with programs. What's the difference between the reckless abandon of young dedicated "junior rodeo" and the "big-time?" One athletes. observer likened it to the difference be- Between the hand-holding strolls tween college and pro football. 'Nough around the camping areas and the re-said? DEP'ENDAILE SERVICE SINCE 1910 .w Excitement at H. H. HOlBRCDK ..... _ = ... -.. .. NEW IDEAS! NEW DISPLAYS! SEE THE MAGIC W E PERFORM TO ENH ANCE THE B.EAUTY •nd "LIVA BILITY" OF YOU R BATH or KITCHEN AREAS! I 0 Fully Functional Displays To Tempt You ! K .ITCHENS and BATHS j ---~--........_ .... __ ~~----- • SOUTtlEltN C"'L!fORNIA -~1lr '"''°""" Mon<11v ••cep1 '°"'f 1i.1c11y I-t loud1 lo!e nJ9111 Ind e••lv m0tn· lngs nHr tllt co.11. 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' ' I ' .. .._ Jet,s, Buses, Signs Make News ONCE AROVND THI JIB.I.Ti 011e thing that ma1m1 Newport Bolch unique aJoo& ocr COl!lllne II t1a1 lt'1 mon lha4 -place. You -· il's all Newport Beach 1'1t It's IUll ~ Conna del Mar, Udo !ale, Old Newport, East Blull, West Bluff, Dover Shores, Bar- bor Wind, Ba~, IrvlDe Terrace, Weslclill, N.,.. port llland, Sben!Clllts, Balboa bland and on and on ••• In other words, Newport is a lo! ol individualistic COOllllunllies oper- allng tulder one llllllliclpal banoer. TIDS OONDITION cauaes some Wrong Thlnkeno lo believe Newport can never get organlzed intO one cobeslve unlL Tben c8me the Free- way Fighters. '!'bat proved that. Now come the Airport Flgbten. c.u,.1u They held a rally again.st jet noise the other nlgbt at Harbor High that drew more than 500 noise-balers. And a brass band. That_!l!l!l'... sound like a coolradlctlon ol lenDI bul iliat's what they did. Anyway, during the big rally il was declared that the Jet noise disllken have got lo gel Jo the Orange County Boan! of Supervllcn If they want the big planes muffled. 'Ibis waa lni«pr'etod by one published report as meaning the Airport Flghten ,.... out to get Filth District Superviaor Rm Caspers of Newport. Officers ot the A1rpoit Action Associatioo -u It is officially known -denied IL They said they jwlt want Ron Jo be With them and their cause. We4, assurances aside, It •WI ooght to mate Sllper- vlsor Ron just a touch nervous. After all, look Wilat hap- pened to Pacific Coast Freeway when the Freeway Fighters got through with it ... * BROKEN RECORDS DEPT. -In case you've wond- end, rumor 1WI bu II that C<lota Mesa Will come up wllb a sJsn control Jaw With teeth In IL Councilman Dom llaclU claims the current llign advisory commitlee is lopsided -OV<?Welgbl With businessmen. Interesting comment, com1ng fnm a bit.1lnesgman But Mayor Jack Hammett say1 lt Isn't so. Beeldes, inlooed Ibo mayor, maybe Cosla Mesa ought Jo have TWO sign advisory commilleea -one ol plain cillselll .and the Nher ol regular buainmmen. Yes Bir, Coela Meu.'1 goill8 IO have a strong aliJI control law one m theae c1Q3, ooe of these days, one ol lbeoe days ..• * TOONERVILLE TROLLEYS: The Laguna Beocll municipal -le have been operaling Jiltle blue-mlnl- busel with fair auccesa In the public JransportaUoo dodge In rocent times. So good that, now the Art Colony bu sanction ol the Oran&• Counly Transit District to run lta little carriers out to Mission Viejo, El Toro, and La1wJa Hllls. Even allow transfers to the big orange buses. Theory ls you could ride from Mission Viejo to La Habra for tW&bits. Maybe Laguna is expansionist? Today, Mis.sion Viejo; Tomorrow, La Habra ... Flaming Tanker Clnses Highway-17 SANTA CRUZ (AP) - A crashed down a sleep 100 loot Lane C. Katzberg, 45, of San bruoh and gnaa. kept the !1amJng fire afler a gaooline bank and ezpkJcle<j, Jose, the driver, was engulfed foor.1ano route clooed from ' tanker truck plunged off Highway patrol officers aaid in flames, coroner's deputieS' 11:30 p.m. Friday until 9 a.m. ffigbway 1'7 closed the busy the truck tractor, separating said. He worked for Atlantic Saturday. The crash site was highway crossing of the Santa from the tanker t r a t I e r , RJchfield Co. near the summit of the moun- Cruz mountains for more than overturned on the roadway The crash and fire, which ta1n crossing about 12 mllea nine hours Saturday. The and burst inlo flames. burned about five acnos of north of Sapia Cruz. driver WU tilled. 1....:::;:...=:.:..:::::;:...==--..r--------~------'------J F1ameo jelled high In the air after lhe tanker, loaded with -,;@-gai1005-o1· g;.s.,Olhe, Job Offers To Shipyard : Employes !' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - 1 Recruiting teams from other lhlpyarda are offering Jobi to workers at Hunters Polnt Naval Shlpyanl, designaled lo be c1Qted ·nat year in a Pen- tagm:Aconomy move. Capt. George B. Jones, Hunters Point commander, said Saturday that he I! "very oplirillstic" that all o! t he yard's S,llOO wonen wllD have 'not elected retirement wlll receive f\nn job offen by the shutdown time. Teams from Puget Sound N a v a I Sbtpyanl at Bremerton, Wash., and Mare Island Naval Shipyard at Vallejo ~re making job of· fers last week. Next week a Loog Beach Naval Shlpyanl team will move in. Teatn1 from the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyanl and from private shipyards Will follow, Jones said. Ballplayer's Sistei; Held RIVEfll!IDE (AP) -The sister of S.n Francisco Giants outfielder '.Bobby Bonds was arrested Saturday and booked for inve«tigaUon of murder and armed robbery I n the death of a bar owner, auilttides said. 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' . . . •• •• " • ' ' ' ' ' • • • --I • • * • DAD.y .PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE • .. . • r • I ' I I Drug Parity Need.ed -A bill Introduced In the ~bly by Speaker Bob llOl'llll could help solve one of the more ba(rung minor medlCal mysteries: why the coot of prescription drug• 1101114Umel .,.n vuy more than 100 percent from one pbatmacy to another In the same cltr. The bill would require plannaoes to post the prices of tJ.; 100 moot frequently prescribed drugs. It assumes, logloally, that a person IJ entitled to compare prices be- fore he hands over a prescription, Instead of simply having to ..ei.pt the bill after the prescription is filled. Pbannactea are entitled to a reasonable f!~~t, but the buge frice variaUons lnd1cate some are · g ad· vantage o their customers. For the elderly, who buy 25 pe=t of all drues sold, the cost of prescription drugs -IS I real burden. If a pehon wishes to par a lltUe more to have a prescription filled at a converuent or familiar pbannacy, well and gopd. But if cost b a serious consideration, some basis of comparison should be available. Moretti'• ~rovldes an alternative to establish- ment of price re ations in the drug Industry, like those now applied to cobolic beverages. 'Debugging' Booming Business ia booming for private detective agencies "'ports the Wall Street Journal, but the focus no longer is on suspected marital Infidelity. The big thing this year is 11debugging/' the detec- tion of electronic eavesdropping devices. When modem science made an art of "buggin&," it was only natural that 0 debugging" would follow. _For the modest sum of $100, one agency will dis- patch an expert with a small gray box equipped with a li2ht that glows when a radio signal from a concealed "6ug" is picked up. It takes about 15 minutes to scan an average-med room. A phone line also can be checked out for $100. Some firms use X·ray equipment to spot hJdden "bugs." All this, of course, is hailed as a great improvement over old-fuhJoned methods that could !nYOlve apendhlg up to a day peering undor furnllure, carpets and li&Jit &tu.res . II'• been estimated that the gove~t hu prac- ticed electronic eaves4r0Pp!ng on up to 250,000 peflOna suapected of assorted misbehavior. But business and In· duJtry are equally involved In ferreting out competitor&' secrets and protecting their own. Seems only yes!A!rday that tbl! sort of thJng was confined to spy movies and Eastern European govern· men ts. Airport Curfew Law Orange County Counsel Adrian Kuyper ls expected to report to the Board of Supervisors tbl! week on pos- sible local Impact of a recent U.S. Supreme Court rul· ing-0n airport curfew laws. The 5-4 court decision dec!Med unconatltutlonal a 1970 Burbank city ordinance that banned jet takeoffs at the Hollywood-Burbank Airport between 11 p.m. and 7 p.m. The opinion ruled that Congress bas granted fed- eral agencies full power to regulate the use of airsP.ace and therefore the city of Burbank was not entitled to use police power to enforce a curfew at the airport, which is privately owned by Lockheed Terminal Inc. The justices disagreed on interpretation of the 1972 Noise Control Act, which the court minority held en· titled local governments to take steps to curb aircraft noise. However, a footnote to the opinion Indicated it might not necessarily apply to governmentally owned airports. The Oran~e County Airport, which bas a 10 p.m. to 7 p.m. curfew, 1s owned and operated by the county. Airlines use the airport under lease agreements with the county and the curfew provision is among con- ditions included in the leases. Presumably, it now could~ be challenged by the airlines when leases come up for renegotiation. . RELICS . atergate Nixon Prepares Counterattack Dear Gloomy • Gus . ..... , Wliat Did Wirewppers Overhear, If A•iytliing? ~ ' W ASm.NGTON -President Nixon Is ' quietly preparing lo fight back against • the Watergate charges. The thrust of his counterattack Isn't • certain. But trusted aides are putting together evidence that subversives were -· o:>Mplring to undermine the political • l)'llem. • 1bese aides, working in strict secrecy, are trying to show that the threat of 1Ubv1nlon and v:io.- . lence during the 1972 · campaign justified extreme counter meuures. U the Preoldent adopta the line they are preparing, the word will go out from the White Hoose that Rais, radicals and . subversives BOUght to bring down the l)'ltem by creating political turmoil. Some ol these radicala, U will be charged, -inllltrated the Ge<Jlll• McGovern cam-, palp. • It has always been the first rule of Nix~ · on politics that the best defense ls an of· t lmse. In private, the President has become militant about Watergate. He hu told intimates that be bas no in· tention ol going back on television with a kmg apology for the Watergate offenses. HE INDICATED, instead, that he will hit back at his accusers. He wm ez:pla1n (or the rerord that he can't offer detailed denlaJs without interfering with the judicial processes and joopardlzlng the liibl! of the accused. Then he intends to counterattack. It Is quite true that the White House WM flooded with scare stories on the eve of the 1972 campaign. Most of them came from Robert Mardian, then the Justice Department's internal seeurlty chief, who worked himself into a state of poUUcal paranoia. He began chasing subversive shadows with such a vengeance that his counter· (JACK. ANDERSON) espionage efforts took on the dimensions of a police-state operation. He bombarded his superiors with warir iogs of civil disorders and political disnlptions. Amoog those who received his intelligence reports were the Watergate conspirators. We have obtained access to some of these hush-hush repotta, fo r which White House aides are also searching as evidence for the President's counter- attack. As nearly es we co u Id determine from the doi.ens of documents we have examined, however, the dire warnings turned out to be bJgh1y inflated. TYPICAL WAS a January 18, 1972, memo to Mardian from the dlief of his Analysi.! and Evaluation Section, John L. Martin, reviewing "current intelligence." The "principal objective" of the "an- tiwar leaders," he warned . ominously, was to disrupt the Republican convention and to defeat President NIIon. "The disruption ot the Republican con· vention represents the final phase of a three-phase program designed to defeat President Nixm. in the 1972 presidential election." declared the intelligence analysis. "Phase One was the People's Grand Jury Demonstration held in Washington , D.C., on October 25, 1971. Phase Two will consist of individuals following President Nixon's campaign around the country urging his defeat. "Phase Three consists of a plan to have 500,000 to one million people attend the Republican National Convention in an attempt to deny President Nixon the Republican Party nomination .'' THE CONVENTION theo was sched· uled to be held ln San Diego, and the When will America wake up to the fact that $1 a gallon is a rea30nable price for gasoline? That's what the rest of the world pays as anyone who has traveled abroad can say. A. J. D. OINmr 0111 CO"""tllh ..... 111brftltled W ,......_. Hiii di! Ml .....:-rnr ~l«t tlle YI-• .t tltt --.-. '" rDllr Hf -· .. oroemr 0111. 0..11,. P1111t. analysis quoted a confidential FBI .source as reporting the dif~pters "have secured approximately 3,000 guns (small arms of various descriptions) and are equipping several trucks with armor plating." ft was a report, however, that couldn't be verified. The convention later was moved to Miami where, according to the con- fidential r e p o r t s , 2,082 crack paratroopers from the 82nd Atrbome Division were dispatched in case the police and National Guard couldn't ban· die the anticipated violence. An anxious Community Relations Service task force, which was also sent to Miami to quiet tensions, "met with the Commanding General of the 82nd Airborne Division, explained the CRS role and indicated some of the CRS con- cerns if the military is deployed." TIIE DAD.. Y CRISIS reports sent back to the Justice Department from both the Democratic and Republican conventions, however, showed that only a·handful of agitators ~'ent to Miami with violence in mind. Typical was thls report on the eve of the GOP coovention: "At present there are no major indications or problems. We have made initial contact with officials and community groups. From these 1.ni· tial meetings, there is an inWcation that there will be minimal or no involvement of minority conununity groups. The pro- testing groups int.end to keep things non· violent •.. " W ASH!NGTON -Most intriguing mystery of the uproarious Watergate furor is a matter about w h i c h remarkably there has been no mention and no headline disclolSures. It's the very moot question -what is in the recordings of tbe wiretapping? What and who are they about? Why are they so important? What campaign se- crets or other signifi· cant information do they nveal-if any? Above all, v•hy the all-pervasive silence about them? Why have these bugging transcripts been so completely ignored by the innumerable probers and exposers -media, gavernmenlal and what-have-you? Every other aspect of the tumultuous affair has been endlessly scoured, scourged and muckraked. Sensations have piled on sensations. Even secret grand jury proceedings have been published verbatim. lAlt not one word of the t'Ol'ltents of the wiretapping. It's passing strange; perhaps more than that. The puzzle i'J whether this curious omis.sim Is inadvertent, deliberate -or ,5(,meth'lng else. Whatever the reason, it's the enigma of l'affatre Watergate. 111ERE RA VE BEEN some desultory. rumors about the nature and contents of the bugging tapes. Latest gossip is that the tramcripts consist of trivia - m o s t I y in· consequential chatter about personnel and office aflairs of the Democratic Na- tional Committee. One story going the rounds is that a certain beauteous secretary carried on a series of liaisons both in and out of head- quarters, with numerous daily plme calls lo her and by her. According lo the tale, she """ a very busy and popular Campaigning Cast Foreign Shadow WASHINGTON -A public attack on Greek exile leader Elias Demetracopoulos as "an obscure, Greek Communist journalist" a.J. the height or the presidential campa ign last fall has now been linked to an anli·McGovcm let· !er-writing campaign inspired by John B. Connally's Democrats ·for -Nixon organi- zation. Federal investigators digging into the black propaganda primary campaign atta.ckJ on Sens. Ed- mund Muskie, Hu-- bert II. Humphrey and Henry M. Jack· soo ln Florida , New Hampshire and (?lse- wheR last year have now uncovered evl· dence Unklng the al· tack on Demetracopoulos to Democrats· fllr'Nlxon. Shortly after his nomination last sum· mer, Sen. George McGovern gave a state- ment to Oemetracopoulos. a Greek ex ile leader, pledtllng to cut off all U.S. military atd to Greece i! elected. On Aug. JS, Mayor John P. Rounki1 of Savannah, Ga ., wrote r.fr:Govern that he was "lhocked and appalled" both by tht. po 11 c y and by McG<wem's "ir· responsibillty" in .chooi!iing "an obscure Greek C<xomtmill journalist" as his mouthpiece. ( EVANS·NOVAK J Thar "obscure Greek Communist j\)urna list'' cou ld only he Oen1"lracopoulos, a respected editor and 1.11riler in pre-1967 Greece who has been lobbying against Greek s t r o n g m a n George Papadopoulos and Mr. Nixon·s support for him ever since. THE ATTACK on Demetracopoolos via ~tayor Rousaki1's private letter t.o McGovern was then published throughout the U.S. in the Greek-American press - not at the time It was written but just three wreks befort the election. On Nov. 28, lawyers for Demetracopoulos formally asked the mayor to retract whnt loo ked Ilka an "intenUon to defame" the exiled Greek leader. But it was OOl until Jan. 8 that the mayor found time lo reply, and his reply stated that he had been wrong . It also !ltat.ed that his ortginal use or the word ''Communist'' to describe Demetracopoulos "was based on a report that was given to me." When we called the mayor to ask the source or lhi8 "reµort," he was evasive but finaJJy sald he had "read It" In a newspeper column. ~n we &!kcd him to quote from that column, he said the ·' column had repo rted that Demetracopoulos, upon leaving Greece after the coup d'etat in 1967, stopped off in Poland for a few days. This was the entire basis for his label- ling DemetraC<1Poulos ''Communist," he insisted to us. "No ooe prompted me on this," the mayor said. But according to federal investlgators, the essence of the mayor's letter to McGovern was originally drafted on Democrats-for-Nixon letterhead and sent to Mayor ltousakis. The mayor's own let· ter became a principal exhibit in the anti-McGovern campaign of Sam Nakis, named vice chairman of Democrats-for· Nixon in September to attract the large Greek ethnic vote to Mr. Nixon. 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THERE IS ONE witness in the case who "thinks" She unknowingly typed transcripts of the wiretapped Watergate telephone conversations. She is Mrs. Sally Harmooy, tonner BeCrelary lo G. Gordon Liddy, one ol those convicted for bugging. At the time of that operation, Liddy was general counsel of the finance committee of the Committee to Reelect the President. In a deposition made in a civil suit arising mm the wiretapping, Mrs. HMmmy testified that at the time she did the transcribing she was Wl8.ware it was bugging information. The typing was done on speciaJ stationery wilh the word "Gemstone," apparenUy a code tenn, printed on it. She turned over all copies to Llddy, ) and did not know what became of tbeJn. Later, when Wsclosuru about the 1 wiretapping began to pop, Mrs. Harmany I came to the conclusion that this was the material she had typed. l In her deposition, sbe could recall tittle I of the information. ~ ' SHE WAS POSmYE that Liddy'• ' "Gemstone" file disappeared the day he quil bis committee job late la,,\ June. Also tb$1 $e destroyed all her notebooks in SJ>,office shredder the same da.Y~ "We agreed it woold be best to get rid of them," she testified. · Investigators of the special Senate Committee have questioned M r s . Harmony, and sbe will undoubtedly be summoned to testify. A leading press Watergate exposer ap- peared surprised when asked by this: col· umn about the strange silence regarding the contents of the tramcripts. "Now that you mention it,'.' was the re- joinder, "I guess there hasn't been much about that. I hadn 't given it any thought." "11mt's odd. Any reason?" "No, I just hadn't thought of it. There are so many angles, and we just didn't get around to ii." Like Their Occupations University Professors Those professiooal folk happlesl with their jobs are said to bi the university professors in the big c i t i e s . Mathematicians come next. T b e n pbyslclsl!, biologists, chomilJI!, corporate lawyers, school tupertntendenll and newspaper correspondents:. Or such were tho'jndlcallom ol a r.oent llllldy. • • • If you tend to drop right of( to sleep Just as soon as you go to bed, it's likely you're the sort who does your best work oo the job about to a.m. It you're in· clined to tosa and tum for awhi1e ~ fore dozing off, lt's thoU81>t you're the type who does yoor best work rather at about S p.m. So re- portfog, the sleep ..-r<ben llY they sUII can 't uolaln the wby ol. " • • • The whole alcy at nlibl Is ablue with dlH""'1t oolored lights. Yoo and I can't see diem. Our oyos ore limited. n- llgbts are there, though. 'ftle IClm:e boys Insist. • • • QUKRIE8 FROM CLIENl'S: Q. "Is it Illegal lo wear a military medal! A. U It wuo't bestow!d upon you Of· Ddally.Jt ii. • • • Q. "What'• tbe--pme!" A. SometHtli called "Go" wltlcb lbe Chine,. Emperor Shun dtttuDecl uh more than !,000 years ago. Two ~ t on a wooden board divided Into Ml squares. • • • Q. "Know that aerophobla ii fear ol airplanes, btJt wbal'a the feat of railroad trains?" A. SiderodromopbobiL • • • In "'ply lo a customer's query, must ttporl also lllat tllls c:ounl11'•' -ups ('-_L_. M._B_O_iYJ> __ ) who have never flown in an airplane out~ number those who have done so, stlll • • • The money men figure just about 50 recording star! are making somewhere between $2 million and $8 million a year . . . Takes a mama cheetah two full years to bring up a litter of cubs ... Not all the advertising executives get ulcers. Just one out of every 25, surveys show ... The electric eel, it's said, is more ck>sely related to a catfish than to a true eel ... OUIUM COAST DAILY PILOT Rob<rt N. Weed, Publlllitr Thomal Ktftlil, Editor Barbara Krtibich l!:dltorial Page Editor 'l1le -·-ol ... Dolly Pilot ....... -... and lllmu!ato _.,_ ..... _ divenef<.'Cll'IUlltnt&' on ,topics U tn.- tenlt by iYndicate<t mlwnnllta: and _.,_--......... ~ -·-and by ...-linrtldo ~Pl!t'•, ophriont and tdeu an ~ toplca. The editorial oplnlonl oC the V.Uy Pllot appear onJ.y tn the tdttarta1 oolu.mn' at the 1Qp or the part. Opintons OPI tutd by the cof. wnnilb MCI car10ClftiN: and Jett• writel"I m 1hrir °"" ·.,.,, 1110 '*'°'.., · mcnt ol 1helr -by .,. ~ Plot_ be_ " Sunday, May 27, 11173 DAILY PILOT Jl 7 Sen. William ·Brock: Opponent of Busing ~ loltnte!ltd By WALTER SllAPlllO I AIU.oog~ b""11g 114.! '"°'""'tarily fail<d from th< h<odli11<S, tli• Supreme Court U e%J)«ttd to decide two ma- jor schoot de1tgreuation ca.tes within lhe neit fix wee k.s. Sen. William Brock, a Ten nessee Republica11, is one of 14• forernost cangressional 01r 1>onentl of businy,) Q. Senator Brock, mOfit consUtuUoaal la"')'ers believe that Congress doe1a't ba\•e tilt power to modify the supreme Court's decllJloJW .. 1tltool detegtegatfon, And most polttJcal oblervtr11 see lrttle _ realbttc chute ot pesslag a .coo- • stilutional amendment to prohibit busW1. 'Vbat, tMn, are you going &o do? A. You liave described very well the dilemma we face. Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell has 93.id thal Congress has never specified when the ultimate ste_p of oompulsory busing should be applied. J America: A Nation Renewed Some people look at the mood of America tod;:iy , especially in tbe light of the \llatergate scandals, and see a wave •I of cynicism, disillusion, disdain. • This is not \\'hat 1 see. I see a nation , reassured, reawakenad, renewed . . : Reassured about the inner balances or their society. Reawakened to the essential values ol a government In which the ultimate power belongs not to Presidents but to the people. Renewed by the proof that justice need not be subord· inated to•power. ~ The Watergate exposures may reveal that the highest offices in the land can be occupied by n1en \vho are puny for all their power and who are deeply corn1pt for all their public moralizing. But the ( NORMAN COUSINS ) same exposures also reveal that the structure of this country is sound. capable of sustaining u n i m a g i n e d pressures. 111E YOUNG MEN who came together at Philadelphia in 1787 to design a government for their neW' sot:iety would not be dismayed by what is haj:lpenlng tcr day. For their basic purpose was to create a government that could deal with its own failures. They were students of history. They knew that even the best of men are flawed and that the natural tendency of men is not to leave available power lying around. '11ley also knew that the power of government can become a personal con· venience for men who want to use it to hide their mjstakes or to punish or destroy their political opponents or to make government subservient to the ex· ercise of their personal power. That was why the young men at Philadelphia fought so hard about creating a government that \\·ould not be shaken to the ground by men who regarded high office as a sanctuary for concealing their moral failures or their abuse of the public trust. THE Art1ERICAN government is now vindicated as never before. It has been able to withstand contempt of law at high levels. The men involved are not supernumeraries. They were given authority by the President to act in his name. They are charged with having hired professional thugs to victimize • American citizens or with having tried to 11 influence judges or with having used f Gestapo tactics to serve their persooal ,· ends. · No: the Founding Fathers ol this coun- try might be disgust<d by what Is hap- pening today but they would not be disillusioned. They would be encouraged by the vindication of their essential purpose -to create a govenunent not of men but of laws, a government in which ultimate security resided in Jts in· stituUons and values. The Watergates in America go far beyond government. The fa scination with violence and the exploitation of violence are not confined to h.igh station. Whether in our public or private affairs, we have taken lire loo llghlly. We have become desensitized to the incredible fragility of lives. IL is not just in Vietnam that we have become casual about the preciousness of life. ln the kinds of eitertainment we seek or the kinds of art we encourage, we have handled roughly the delicate fabric that must sustain lire. BUT A GREAT change i~ now in the making. I envy the people in this class. They are coming Into a nation that has ~ shoWn it I.! capable of being renewed. revitalif.ed, re,sensiti&ed. n.o.e ol you who have mlertalned the idea.that yoo might go into p.iblic ~ce should be strengfhcned, not weakened, by v>'hat has happened In recent month.ti. For you are living w1tnessct to one o! the are-at purifying experlcnces in our history. There is no w'arranl today for cynjcism or di!Uluaion. You live ln en open society. The esamUal challenge to that society is not ju.ol to better itself bul 14 help make tbls planet salo and m f0< the hurnM speclco. The piople oo tbls eartlt are in JooporQy today whelher boalU!e o1 war, ·en-tal pollonlng 'or the ex- b&uaUcn of their ne.tural resoon:es. .,., ' • ba•• --~ to dmll with thl1. U the courl4 can demomtrale that children ""' not belng lnated equally in terms of !1mdlng1,rC1t eumple, then any remedy -lnclUamg bullll& -could be applied. Bui II ~ryono Is doing their beot to ,.. that eech child ....,.i..,. !air and ~ual treatment -a~ncally in terms ol guaranteeing eQll•l funding - this would be .c:leaN:Ut evldeol:e that the system ls being opent<d in a nondl>- O"ltninatory fa..hlon and busing would be prdtibil<d. (More alarming than the dubio11s COfJ.$titutionalitt1 of Brock's propoial is hit inability to see equality in t1ie schoots as anything more than a dol· lan:-and-cettts proposition. At the heart of any school is what happetis in the classroom, not the size of its blJd{let. ( WHERE 'I'HEY STAND J Atoneu cannot compensate ruuitnts for the consequences of btino seqre· gated /'font othtr children of different rcces a·nd backgrou11ds. What the Su- preme Court said tn 1954 i.t Uu:it .sc~ orate schoots are Untq1Ull bt1 dejinf.. tion. No amount of~ can change that.) Q. You have called hosing "racist." Wb11.l do you mean by that? A. Wben you bus a little girl in the third grade, you are, in effect, saying, "We are putting you in this other school in order to have a certain percentage of black and white students." Now to me that is as uocoostitutionat as the o{d method of 1tgtg1tioo by race. What I ~:anl Is a sJtuation where Ml<'t ls not a tact.or 1n how we deal with people. Q. la 1171, 57 _. "' blaclc -chlldn• la tloe Nortli and 41 p<rCCDI ID the Soalll .. ,. •lleDdlq segn:pted scbool1. Jn Nort.btm cities lllce Detroit and Newark, boslng Is the only possible method ()( avoiding 1chools lba& are as stgre1aied as those •·hlch ullted 11.Dl.U recently ln the Socrt~. A. What you're asking me to say ls that because tile North treated tho South like a stepchild, we should now tmpose the same immoralities on the North in order to gel even. 1 don't believe in that. It seems tb me that the essence of the law Is fair and equal treatment, whether In Chattanooga °' Detroit. Q. But given the -led """1lll p•ttttDS Ill bolll lllc North and the Soatll, fair ud tqal treetment meem -crera&ec1 ld1.i.s. A. I belle\'$ people abould have the op.. poj'twillJ to live ~-they want. But clfttn ll'OOP" ol Pollah -l•. say, or bltt:t people or even white Melhodisls decide to Uve together tn I.heir own neighborhood. J think It Is absolutely im· moral and wicon!tlonable for the federal government to say to these people, "You may have made an enormous lnvestment in your home., but your children can't attend school with your neig'hbors' children." Q. Tbt .WUe neighborhood school has cropped up coastutly in Lbe busing debate. But more thaa. 41 percenl or all ocbool -lo !Ids CDtllltry are balod dally -fw rtalODI el dlJ:taDct, not raclll balance. n. 'View at tbtle statJsUcl, tsn't ft falltclou• to talk tn terms ol nelgbborbood schools! A. I don't thlnt It's f1Ua ctOU1 lO say that in a rural a.ra ti.II lran.9portaUon b the only way chlldren can get to ~. E't·ea with bualn&. I.here is 1tlll a CGm- rnunlty tbert, a convnunlty in which peo- ple know eatb other and relate to each other. But bustna for racial balantt takes a child out or this kind of envlroment and throws him into another situation enUrely foceign to his background. It Ms to be traumatic -whether It is the black or white child who's being bused . (At the root of tht wllole busing diapute is a qiu1tio1i far different than qualit(I educotio11 or equal treat· ment or Si.ipremc Cour~ r1t/i11gs. It i.f whetlier we want ati integ~ted or a 1egreaa:ted tocietJ/. Nineteen yearJ afkt' the Siipr1mc Court decided BrotDtl vs. Boord of Education, tlttt 01~wer !1ioul4 be cltar.J Is Guru Divine ~ ~ Or Huge Fraud? 1 .. I \\'ASHINGTON -The news of Rennie Davis' conversion into a disciple of the l>year-old lndi11n kid, Guru Maharaj Ji, has been floating around the country for the past two or three weeks. I've known Rennie almost since his first days in SDS 10 years ago, and I was so astonished I couldn't react properly as a newspapennan should by following up the tips and checking them out. lt was one thing for Tom Hayden to marry a weU-intenUoned if slightly nat- beaded movie star, or for Stokely to marry a folk singer, or some of the other movement heavies •• r to turn Into the psy- chological basket cases a number kave become, but Rennie was the most stable, ''JOO \it\'JT Cir /W\V Wllll THIS, £1.l.SBEi<G! WE ALWAYS GET OOR MM! ... ISN'T ll/AT RIGflT, SiS!tR.. JIAV/S ? ' • the calmest, the most enduring oi that group of young people who set out to change America at tbe beginning ol the 1116a's. But for Rennie, who hung in those years trying to organize the poor, who led the oppasition at Chicago in 1968, who created and made May Day, for Rennie to say, and not be pulling )'OW' leg, "'lbere Is only one sat guru, a perfect 'The Clumsg PlumlJers' .Nobody \ton Ellsherg Case ". WasWingtonians these days are recall· ing the old story abool the clumsy plumber whl)·.was called in to fix a drip- ping faucet and wound up rupturing. the city's water main. The application is to the Daniel EUsberg case and the hash made of it by UXlr8e govenunent meddlers who called tbem.5elves "the plumbers." 'lbanU to the incredible activities of these ill • advised amateurs, we n o w have no rules to cover lhe leaking of classified govern· ment infonnB.tioo. The dismissal in federal court of the charges brought against Ellsberg and Anthony Russo Jr. for the thert and distributioo of the Pentagon Papers created a bizarre and dangerous situation. The mlsconduct of "the plumbers" and the ' subsequent quuhlng ol all charges in the Ellsberg case amount to an almost open invitation to leak classified government mrormation without fear of consequences. AFTER MO~ ol lillgatlon, we still do not know whether people who steal BARRY GOLDW .A:'""TER""' classilled infornu.Uon and make'lt publlc are to bie held accountable under the taw. Nor do we know the legal validity of the defense contention that laws protecting clas.sified information run counter to the First Amendmenl Nobody won in the Pentagon Papers case, except possibly the muckrakers in the news media who trade upon revealing secret government information and zealots within the government who believe, like Ellsberg, Ulat their judg. .ment is superior to that ol our elected of- ficials. Ironically, the case was thrown out because e. few government officials felt it necessary and proper'to take the law into their own bands to bring about the con· victim of civilians who had taken the law into their own bands. WHERE E LL S BE R G rightoously claimed he had sto.len the Pentagon Papers and given them to newsmen to end the Vietnamese war, the man who ordered "the plwnbers" to break in· to the office of Ellsberg's doctor claimed the break-in was "dictated inescapably by the vital natiooal secwity interests of the United States." The ridiculous rationale announced by Ell!berg for violating the law la equaled by the ridiculous rationale of "tbe plumbers"·for their inexcusable action. There certainly are losers in the Pen- tagon Papers case. Our system of legal jurisprudence suffered a grave loss. Our clforts to safeguard Vital and conlldentlal government informaaon may havt suf- fered as well A situatkm haa been created where almost any bureaucrat or government consultant who finds fault witil. Administration policy can leak anything he wants in an effoli to in- fluence public. opinion against il WHAT COUU> have been a landmark case, defining the meaning and Im· portance of government classificatioo of semitive docwnents, bas been thrown away by shortsighted men whc believed a noble end justified any means, even those wbich violate the law of the land. What could have been a stem legal warning to men like EUsberg, who place themselves and thelr motives above the law, has been irretrievably lost. Trade Passion for Wisdom master who teaches you to be perfect, and that's Guru Maharaj JI" -Well, It's as one of h.is fonner collaborators said~ .. The Revolution ls over, Baby ... SAUL'S EXPLANATION ol what hap- pened to him m the Tarsus Road is satisfactory only to fellow beUevers, but the outward frame ol·clrcwnstances tells you something. In Rennie's case, they suggest he was whipped, not by Ni.ion but by a huge !ailing away ol hill con- stituency. "In the spring of 1970, this generaUon believed it could overcome all,'' he recalll, 0 bul then came the 11UDUJ1er ... drift and no directJon and by the fall ol 1970 we really did lose the generatioll. ~ actJvists cootinued but after that lt wasn't tile same. People went into the country, they were into drugs and into them1elves." Rennie penlsted, but without a hose you can't do politics. 'I'ben a couple of mooths ago on his way to Paris for another of hls many meetings with the North Vietnamese, a friend with a rich wife gave him a free tlcket to India and a recommendation to see the divine teenager. Rennie went and it happened. He received the knowledge that ane cannot transmit but only experience: "I'm sit- ting on top or the story of the century, and I'm not on a Dipped-out trip. but there's an avatar on this planet. .. When he made his first public appearance he wa! 12 years old and the police in Delhi say there were over a million people there. He began by weeping for over an hour and then he said, 'Give me your love and I will give you peace; ll.ln'el'Xler the reign al your lire to me, and 1 will give you salvation ... Many times I've come , but this time I come with more power than ever berore.' " ( VON HOFFMAN ) FRO~f TIIA T you might say that Ren- nie, having failed to prevail with merely terrestrial strength, calls dOY.11 the might of heaven to avail him. No\v he regards all earthly Ideology as "inadequate," but says that the Divine United Organiutlon, as the Maharaj Jl's outfit currently styles Itself, "will let people realize everything they wanted to accomplish in the Movement." ·Rerutie first beheld the perfect teacher of perfection In February at an Ashram called Prem Nager, which he says mearu: City of Love. There were about 60 Americans there, some of whom told him they'd been arrested in several of the major demonstrations he'd led, and were now verging on acceptlilg the kid 's teachings. It's a tribute of Maharaj Jl's powers, or evidence of ReMie's ex- haustion, that he could buy the Guru on first sight, considering what that fifst sight was. Ji ,turned up, according . to Rennie, dressed In a business suit, wjth cowboy boots which zipper up the !root -and riding on a motorcycle. :· "Ile drove it around in clrcle111 triecUo run people over, tied a bed to It, aftd df1Ued people ln the bed around, and peqpl.e were relating to h.im as tht Lord oUthe '\Jnl•erse. Every day be played, but everything had a credible leason. He reduced l!IO adults to the level of a chUd. At °"" point I thought he we1n't God, but the King ol'tlte Ylpples." The Ylppie God·King l! also Into ex· pensive motor cars and electrtc trains .. If that sounds: preposterous, all religions do to non-believers. ls It any less er· tr!nslcally incredible that God plays with tlectric traln8 than that he 1ets crudlled or is a philandering skirt-ebaser Uke Zeua or damns mankind to toil and deilh because some guy ate an apple? It makes good sense If you believe, and O(.ne if yoo don't. STILL, TIIE RECEIVED American cultural definition of God isn't as 'an adolescent biker. Rennie knows that and Is at pains to depict himself as the scep- tlca1 inquirer who was convinced only by the manliest truth of lt all: "l really resisted as long as 1 could. t freaked out when I first saw him and had as mw doubts as anybody else. I wouldn't be out on this limb and hanging over this cliff If I didn't think there wa!t some thing here. He's either the most Incredible fraud ever run on this planet or he ls god on earth." AU theistic reUgions say much the same. 11le more evangelical ones claim an Invincibility and Rennie says that the f\.faharaj Ji ls going to take America by storm this year. "It's moving with thu.nderou.s &peed all over the country,'' he says, and maybe It is. It would not be the first time that ~nnle correctly gaug· ed the mood of the American youth populace. The old lady sighed and said, "All passion spent, but what we bought with it!" This particular lady lived for ten yoors or so after making this thW1derlng observation. As was her way, she man· aged lo cram a pile of living into her penultimate days. In her youth she had cut a proper swath. A couple of prime (CHARLES McCAB~ grow Wltil the day v;e die, is to persist in a life of passion when there is no longer any rationale for it. Nobody wants to be a dirty old man ; but there are a helluva lot of them around. Women are actually a lot more fun when they are no longer entangled in passionate fuddle. I know of one instance where it took me about three decades to discover that a given woman had a first class mlnd. She was always in the midst of some torrid enmeshment. When she cooled down a bit, she became the m~t stimulating ol. companions. I THE PICK OF Punch I ministers were said to figure In her cur- riculum vitae. (Did not Gladstone say that he had known elg)ll prime mini- sters In his Ume, and six of them were adultert.rs?) The domlnanl lone ol lite lady's ut-terance. made in her late 605, bas always stayed with me : No regrets. She had had her fwl, and now she had her memories, Ind considered the bargain pretty good au around. She wa.~ one of the lucky ones. She had traded In passion !or wl•· dom. Reportedly she had never spoW> a bitter word in her life. That was t:A!)' to belleve. Since to be both polllonate and w1 .. al the same Ume Is a blmlen too heavy to be laid on any penon, II ls better that they lollow aequenUally, ll It can be ar- ranatd. lt ls port ol the dcllgn o! nature that we ano -!or two or three -.. !Cit the purpooo o1 revroctucing wr 8l>Odcs. 'lltls ls oor porlod o! passion -passionate conctrM, p a s s I o n a t e jealousies, passion.ate avowal. THEN COMES the time, somewhere in middle life, when we are no longer urgently needed to father .Ol' mother children. In a sense, we are thrown away by nature like an apple core. When we have raiJed our children we have done our job. For the rtSt of our life, Yt'e are on ou.r own . This is our final responsibility and a huge one. It is said that by lhc time a man is 40 he ls reopoosiblc for hill lace. What he hu been iJ writ large there. In an even more profound sense, a mM is responsi· hie for his CU\duct after lhe qe of 40. The way he llv<S his !lie then, as the fires begin to bank, shows hlslquallly. Ever1 life is a full Ille, If we loot flt It the ri.ght way. It Is not needed that we have mountains named after us, or have alept our way through the Almanac de Oct.ha, or have run the four·mlnute mile. The lllOOi pedeotrian o[ lives ls roally a marvelous lhlng, because We it8elf ta a I marveloUs th.lng. The humble lDnn1s of the poor are not devoid of ecstuy or adventure or the greatest thing of all : Wonderment. TRB MOllT !ooli3h .,,.... or an tor the growlnc man, and I thlnlt moot ol us \ The thing to do. lt seems to me, is to compcebetJd yoor past, in the sense of in· elude or take in. There 15 all this stu ff you did, and was done to yoo, from in· fancy onward. What lt all add.a up to is you. Your chl1dren Rre you. Your sins are you. The good thlngs you did are you. BUT WITII most of u.i; these things ex· jst ln a hopelessly amorphous state. Our lives are Hke a wastelend, filled with the remains of aspirations, disasters, com· mlttnents and bn>ken promises. What we need rnost of au Is a good edit.or, to throw all this dlsarTay into '°""' presentable shape. Some ol Ill will be luclty eooJgh in have a lrtend wbo mlght help. Most of us have lo ran back on ounelves, for 1his extended ex- amlna.Uoo of conscience. What we have 14 do, and wbat my older lrlend did so >plendldly, la find out what we bouibt with ll all . PUNCH Copyrl~hl 197J. 'Toronto Sun Syl'ldlc•I• f "Givo up smoldng? Why?" " A, f DAILY PILOT ,. .. s..dair • .., 'Zl, 1973 Short sale! Slloe . ' • Sale! Mo.re ;p(ices • • to prize during our·\ Summer-Carnival of values! • Sale340 Reg. s.t. 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So wtiy , he asks, are 'Children lumped together in the class.- room according to age. where their progreas ii limited to that of thelr peers! Sanchie thinb it is time to integrate the concept of the little red school house with today's modem technology. So he's helped design a system to do that in the malheQtatics classes. The concept ls not new: It aHows children to advance at their own rate, regardless of class level. That was the idea of the one-room school house, he points out. But it has gone one step further. The new system allaws teachers to determine immediately what concept in mathematics a child does not understand. And it enables the teacher Ao turn to the given chapter of a text book where that concept can be strengthened. The title of the system is the "Fountain Valley Te ache r Support System in Mathematics.'' A slmilar system f or reading was developed by the district a year and a half ago. PACKAGE The program, as p u t together by Richard L. Zweig, A!sociates, Inc., a Huntington Beach publlsher of educational materials, is administered through a package of cassette tapes, self-administered tests, a teacher's manual and an in- dex of those math books used mo.st In kindergarten through eighth grade. The backbone of the ~ gram Is the self-administered te.sts, which a child takes at various points in his progre!.!. There are more than 150 tests in all, ranging from the simplest concepts of shapes and nwnberl encountered in kindergarten to statistical and probability problems a n d ~ logical thiljklng·Whlch CCllfranl children lo the higher grades. A child's progress 11 charted on a "profile card" which follows the student ftom kindergarten lhroogb eighth grade. The secret of this system is the: fact that for each wrong aniwer, there is a code whlch shows the teacher wh1ch con- cept needs strengthening. The teacher can then look up the code 1n the index of te1U to find out what chapter of the boot should be used to allevialt the defldency. It's more effective and ef. flcient way to teach, Sancllis says. DECIMELS ''At one point a child may not understand decimels," Sarkilis said. "When he con- fronts doUars and cents tater, he'll sUll be confused since he didn't understand the decimels. "Failure, then. is rein- forced." he said. "11tis system identifies a cootinuum or skills and offers a sequence for mastering them, beginning in kindergarten.. "With the tests, you can find out where the child ls one the continuum. And with the coded index a teacher can quickly pinpoint what coocept thes lu· dent us deficient in, and cor- rect it." With the profile c a r d , parenls will alJO be able to learn what concepts the child cannot grasp so that he may receive reinforcement a t home. The rhath system went on the market last week, after "field testing" in Sanchis' district. The reading system has been on the market for more than a year and is used by about five percent of the students from coast to coast, he estimated. Sanch1r thinks a similar system may be developed in foreign languages. The end result? "I think there's e tendency to mate school more of a continuum, not a structure of grades," he said. And that, be repeats, Is what the little red school house was all about. Maritime Graduates Remain • in VALLEJO (UPI) -Tony Cellini, 20, who will finish school this summer, expects to go right to work for $1,500 a month. Many of the nation's college graduates may find employ- ment scarce th.is season, but Cellini's class probably will have four times as many of· fers -ranging up from $1,200 as others. CeUini will be graduating from the California Maritime Academy '\1rhich trains young men -and soon \\.'ill train young ~·on1en -to be ship's deck officers and engineers. Their skills also are sought by the fishing fleet, tugboats, port authorities, stevedore firms, shipping companies and the offshore oil industry. "I have learned something useful," Cellini said. "l can't uncler:stand why people go to college to take degrees in political science." Cellini, who se education costs him $1 ,350 for all ex- penses including board and room in an 11-monlh academic year, sar he had a good time in schoo. lfe has ''isitcd the Carib- bean, South American and the South Pacific on annual three· n1onth training \'Oyagcs of the Demand Golden Bear, the academy's 8,000-ton training ship. As an upper classman, he has performed all the func- tions of ships' officers, in- cluding being the skipper. He says the licensed captain just sits and watches, and in- terferes only if the vessel ap- pears to be in actual danger. The Academy i s described as semi-military. Midshipmen wear uniforms. but don't bother with ha.ts, and their twice daily formations are informal enough to resemble a gaggle of Boy Scouts. .Mo The statc~perated Academy 'Was in deep trouble for awhile because of proposals by Ronald Reagan's ad· ministration to abolish the school. partly to save money and partly because of fear that maritime industry shrinkage would abolish jobs for the graduates. But this crisis wu resolved last year when the legislature voted that the Academy would be con- tinued. It was required, however, to broaden its program to include oceanography and computer· science and to obtain full ac- creditation as a college. ·~ "' MEMORIAL DAY Mondoy, Moy 28 •' ~~Qt/a Champagne HUNT BREAKFAST 9 :00 AM-2:00 PM DINNER -MARINE RESTAURANT 4 ,00 P.M .• I Q,00 P.M. ~~;;;~/,?~ 1107 Jamboree Road. 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CAMBRIDGE, Mass In addiUoo, he bas Ileen suc- Wbetber spading in hi s ceWully mediating 1 a b o r flowerbed or investigating a dispUtes l n V o I v i n g New case before the Supreme England textile industries, Court, Archibald cox, friends railroad companies, a n d say, is "not afraid of digging teachers' unions Bince the ear· deep and getting bis hands dir· Iy 1950's. ty." Cox jokes that be comes F "from the provinces," bu' be or Attorney-General Elliot ,,. L. Richardson 's choice as tho is no stranger to Washington. special prosecutor in the A life-iong hberaJ Democrat Watergate affair, it won't be who ran and lost as a Muskie the first time he's been called delegate to the N a t i on a J in to get to the bottom of Democratic Convention last things. · July, Cox served as U.S. The tall, lean N e w Solicit« General under both F.ngl.ander, who wears his the Kemedy Mid Johnson ad-gray hair closely cropped, is ministrations. Before that, he one of the nation's leading worked as one of. Sen. John F. authorities on labor and COD· Kennedy's closest labor ad- stltutiooal law and has argued visers and formerly served as more cases before t he chairman of P r e s l de n t Supreme Court than any other Truman's Wage Stabli7.aUoo pe<SOO living today. Board in 1952. =•.:,,. Cox, who i.., a solid r.puta. PRO" ~a tion for "being his own man" A Harvard. "professor" (~,, "never being buff'10ec:t." he's kno'fl\ t.o his neighbors ·n demons tr at. e d 6la ln- Wayland, .Mass.) with a gree dependence resigning after thumb, ;Cox -more com-four months on the board mon1y celled Archie -says he when Mr. Truman overruled enjoys planting vegetables and the board and approved a occasionally working with his wage boost for coal minen. wif~'s !'forgan horses. But he A'JTENTION TO DETAIL · · ma1nta1ns that 'my on1y hob- by, I guess, is my work ... " "The view which I hold with the greatest conviction is that Ezra Thayer was right in observing that the central tragedy of life 1s that there are ooly 24 hours in the day," writes Cox. His youthful smile seems as fresh as the day be graduated magna cum laude from the Harvard Law School in 1937 and went to clerk for Judge Learned Hand in the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York. Cox, called by those who know him be st ••a troubleshooter with a passion for princ,iple" and "a man of uncompromising integrity" seems to feel · most at home in the middle of controversy and turmoil. IJraft.d in 1968 by O>lumbla University ln New York. to head up a five-member QOm- mission to investigate student uprisings, finn..banded but flexible, COx was later given presidential powers by the Harvard Corporation to quell the student upheaval in the wake of the massive police In the classrooDI, Cox ex· h!bits a keen, meticulous at· tenUveness to detail and.a dry New England wit "Socrateo h!msell coold Pill be more probing,'' connnented ooe observer ebtiut Cox, who fires questions at his students from the !root of the room where be frequenUy 11\B. bl a chair with me le( dtp over the arm. · · · Sborlly • Worid ' War n when he joined the Harvard faculty, ~.!aught· not mly Attorney <l......i designate EIUot Rlchardson but also Samuel Dash, the c h i e f counsel for the Senate's s p e c i a I investigating com- mittee oo ' the Watergate break-in. Cox, who admits bis • ...,,..,. parative inexperience tn the field or criminal prosecuUOo" told this reportA!r after the aJ> nouncement of bis nomlna- tkll. "I dCXl't mind accepting the job because H will be Jn. teresting, chailenging, and m. v'!lve hard worit -all the pleasures of life, you. know. When li .... ,_,.. strikes '&"'""'""'6 ' you have to (lo the best you can." Study Belly Dancing? Go to Heliotro~ U. . ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ever had a hankering to learn loom weaving, oil painting or gourmet cooking? Or, wanted to take lessons in belly dan- cing? NQW, ~ ts possible to learn about all these and more because1 or an· experiment ln higher education c a I le d HeUotrope, "the open universi· ty," a uatchall for instruction In ndtly everything lm- aglnablo tllat cannot be found In the tradltlooal classroom setting. Jn fad, at Heliotrope, there aren'r any classrooms at all. Classes are held In the homes or prof"esaors who·, by the way, can reach fn1Mlr own fields o! endeavor w I t h o u t any a ca d em i c quallncatlons whatsoever. - "Heliotrope pi cks up where formal educaUon 1 .. ves off." sald David Marmon, 32, Its director. Hello l9 the Greek mro for sun, 8lld trope means "turning toward." Marmon has been "luming people toward the llUll" ever since be founded the project five years ago In San FranciJco. ••we'll ofter aimo«t anything that 50!!1eooe ts interested In learning abou\," said Mannon, a graduate of Harvanl Law School. "Anyone can watt in here and propose a class and ii other people like the Idea, that's groovy." ll belly dancing or loom weaving don't happen to be your bag, that's groovy too, because at Heliotrope, Marmon aafd, there 11 something for everyone. 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He's gone of clinlcs Md boopltals and berm to evaluate tllom u Medical ochoola ~ 1 IN: way, maybe wit!> scllolanhlp throoih lour years of college, medical aldlla, tbole patient& poalble addltiom to American Ume d to J to JI> ... aid, and IOllle acrape their lour years of medlcal ICbool whooe prnble1J111 ere beyond medicine training °"" \ Turning out a doctor In way through. More than 80 and lour ye11r11 ol lntemsblp, their own ablllUes to treat. On a™tuat100, the new years by ellrnlnatlllg ....,. three )'e4rl, following high percent of U.S. med I ca I residency or other training. Pari of the concept seems to Ch l n es e doctors are counes de!Cri.bed 11 not really/ school educatloq, la a practical student& come from families As for some aimllarities, be that the fuJl-lledged doctor distributed by the government essential, or redundant. 1'bul Chinese llll'ftr to • pressing earning more than $20,000 a both countries are training should not be spending bis ar system in waya not detaUed to a college may Jive a ltudent Chlnese problem. year. 11\e Qtlneae student is ama11 arm.Jes ~ specialists her time dealing with minor us, to different levels of prac-only 17 courses now compared The People's Repubtlc or nominated to 10 by the people and assl.stantl serving oo the diseases or problems. tice. with 30 to 38 previously· China 1lmply need& many of. bl! commune. If accepted, overall medical team. 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He Got a Lemon lraJ.e Buyer Shoots Aut.os Many Chinese doctors may be paid just the going wage everyone else receives in his locality or commWle. Others in senior positions m a y receive a good deal more. But the range of earnings seems far narrower than in the United States, judging from a few examples or incomes cited to visitors. An. American can aim for a medleal i;pacially by cbolee, and make It II be qualifies. The aun ... -hopes to be for nample a IUJ'(l:eCIO may get his wish. But be goes where the government iudges he Is most needed. a aawecklll li>otgun and startA!d ~· LONDON (UPI) -As Ray- mond J. Bullard drove his newly acquired used car home from the showroom , the steer- ing went and a host of other problems cropped up, said his lawyer. The seller refused to do anything about it. So Bullard. 25, stonned into the sOO'Ao room and tossed a home-made fire bomb. 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Tht __..,,.,.__..1 ..... - the slllte ol &iuth Dlk* u II Sen. o-p McGovern IDd I loolt forward IO the op. portunlty IO mire blm • 1t some future date." Bob Crown's Deatli Evens Pe11alty Vote 'This was not the flnt tlmei Thorsness had upresaed lheae and almllar view ~cly sloo< his return to the United States. When asked about t h t political .11tatement5, t h e r e ~ By PIUL HANNA Capitol News Service SACRAMENTO -Bob Crown's unttmely accidental death is a severe blow to the State Legislature and to his many friends . AJways a popular assemblyman, the 52-year-old Crown CD-Sacramento) was chairman of the Assembly Cl'iminal Justice Committee which is facing a tough decision on whether to revive capital punishment in California. Crown was frequently at odds with Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti (0-Van Nuys). He had hopecj to become speaker with support from the liberal bloc of assemblymen, but Moretti had more strength. After two years of bickering the two strong lawmakers came to a meeting of the mind!: and Crown was given his committee chairmanship. An ei:pert in fiscal matters, Minette Carrer Crown served eiCht ye.lrs as chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee under rotmer A " em b I y New President Speaker J ess Unruh. Lawmakers on bolh sides of Minette Carter of Hun- the aisle were saddened by his tingtoo Beach is the new death. pr<S!dent of tbe Orange Cout Conservative Assemblyman College chapter of t be Frank Lanterman ( R - L a American As.!ociatioo o f Canada) who served on the University Professors. Ms. Ways and Means Committee carter, an instructor of with Crown for many years French, succeeds Spencer said, "He was an ex-Crump who teaches traordinary legislator w h o .journalism. conducted hearings with in-RUMell Millar, assoclatt tegrity and compassion. 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HUNTINGTON .CENTER, Huntington Beech (714) 892-7771 . ~ HARBOR CENTER, .Coste M111 (714} 6'11>-5021 . 1, -·-- FASHION ISLAND , Newport Bee ch (714-) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (714) 892-777 1. , I HARBOR .CENTER, C0<ta Mesa (714) Mb-5021. } " -. 1 I . ' ' ~, .---~----- DAILY PI LOT s.tJmloJ, MIJ 26, 1'173 DUNTON FORD'S- BRAND NEW 1973 PINTO 2 DOOR SEDA 1600 « 4 tyl •"tiM, 4 lpHlll 1t.ndont ,, .. ,,.., Calif. lnii11j.ofp Sy1te"', •h. (3110Wl7Sl03jlSJI 0 . PER WITH . THIS AD ONLY YOU MUST PRESENT THJS AD AT TIME OF PURCHASE YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN :'BRAND M4YERICK 2 DOOR SEDAN ' 320 CID, 2 V .. cyl, .,,.1,._, Cellf. ·f"91 ...... Co!tml SytNfn, AM IN._, ...... iw..-.,...,,, li.....f '"'"· ~(3K91 f l I I 196)t55t 199 TOTAL DOWN MONTH 199 TOTAL DOWN 'AYMENT, O.A.C. BRAND NEW 1973 FORD LTD HARDTOP $ I ' lSI CID 2 Y V-1, air <a11d., radia, THAT'S alGHT FOLKS ••• $99 OVER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS $90 DEAUR·PIEPARA· TION, FACTORY RETENTION FH, SALES UX AND LICENSE. • THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: 'AYMlNT O.A.C. BRAND NEW 1973 LTD WAGON· COUNTRY S~UIRE .$ con11•n i•n<• 9roup, WSW tir••· ti11l•d 910•1, w lt e1l ce11•ri . flJ61H1S406SI 199 TOTAL DOWN PER MONTH tGALAXIE SOO's I TORI NOS IFORD LTD's 400 C.0 2V Y-1, '-"1 dvty IU1- ,_..sion, oir con<I., light 9raup, c°""'"i•m;t 9roup, roclial WSW 1ire1. lugeoee n:idt, tinttcl glou , •le. (l J76Sl 69122) 101f $99 TOTAL DOWN ,AYMINT 0.A.C. Stt ;, .... 1 ... ,,..... 11 14,17 i1 !Ml -,, •. ;.,.t ff•, '73 1;,..,,. l •II Ii"_... •'-fN., .,,, .• M n /., 41 - o./errM """· ,n.. $l SJt.1• i11<l. ell fi_ lhl..,.., 1eAe1, 7 J lictftY .., if ,...,.,.,., t. ,.}' mh, lvtl ••~ ...... ;. S4J71.Jt iMt wlt1 ff., '7J lic•M. ~ HIClH'I'°"" UTI 11.7 ..... V-8, au to. frans., lac!ory air condilioning, power steering, power (disc) brakes, power windows, powe r seats, am- ·fm st ereo radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, linled gl ass, whee l cover~. Likt. new thru out, . 205C RL . 1971 CAPRI Cpe. ,. speed, radio, heater, linled glass, d!x . in· terior , sha rp silver-fin· ish. 379B RU $ 1968 CHEV. Camara 2 Dr. H.T. v.e, pow er stee ring. rad io, healer, whilew all fires. fin led gl ass. wheel covers, console shi ft, metall ic blue with bl ue bucket seats. XG L1 9A $ 1973 MUSTANG MACH I Sptsroof, V-8, au lo. tra ns., tacrory a ir condil ioni nQ, power steering, power (di ~) ·brakes, radio, heater, vinyl roof, t1n tr.d qlaS5, :wh eel covers, low miles. ,amo st ne\v , sha r p ! ·save! Slk .t889A ' ' $ ' " . -Offll VOID AFTll MONDAY MAY 21, 1973 1971 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T. _ V-8, auto. trans .. oower steering, power (disc) brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires, finfed gl•ss, wheel-covers, good miles, oil!! owne r, bo\Jghf new at Dunton Ford. 639DBA s22 9 1970 SPORT Custom 3.4 T sreering, air cond., f'l(lra gas tank sliding RR · 'AYMENT O.A.C. Stt io Nt.t •· ,,. ... $1l2.l l ii Nt.I -· ,,..... *l ta, 7l 1tt-l •II '"'-9 cJ.rp. • .,,.. . ..-;. fw 41 ,__ Othmill n-'· ,.;.. ;,,.1. ell I~ clwpl, _.., 7J ~..,if T""',...., .. ,_,,-',!vii_,, ,nc. ii .. t7l.•2 iM I, ...., lu, '11 ~-AHNMl '91CIMMI I-ft 12.1'S, 2 dr. H.T. spf. cpe, V·8, auto. trans., po wer steeri ng, radio, heater. tint ed g lass. Goo d mile s, light cream fin- ish, like new. 145CDM 1970 MAY CPI CAMP ER SPECIAL. V8, auto. trans., power s29·9 window. Hy. Duty Tires, ~1.000 mi. Likf new 6 cyl,, stick shift, radio, ! S5835F l heater, whitewall. tires, $ l 971 vinyl roof, tinted glass, poWer steeri ng, power (disc) brakes, radlO, ; ZVA196 Sedan v.a. auto. fra~,!c!?v· a.1r~ndi1e! • H$. 2• 39 9 . ~~e~;tr~,~1~: ~~!:~: healer, whi!ewall fires, vinyl roof, tinted glass. , •11!11••••1!1!!1•••••1!!1•••••••••••• ~:?&~Vi:~i,~ ~;;:~:· .':.~·~~:,~"~,~.~~·: \ ·· .. · 19 7 0 F 0 RD LTD 4 0 r. H. T ~ 1972 CHEV Nova Cpe I v.a, ·~···tr•~·· fa c- $2 2, 9 ~~::~;:~~:·:.~:. $ v 8. auto lrans, oower steering, radio, heater, . whitewall tires. vinyl wliilewall tires, tinted glass. wheel covers, IB,596 · roof, tinted glass, wheel •m•;•''•'°""L•"•'•"'•w•. •"•'E•T•"---------•m•oiiiiiiii'-~-~-cbve rs, meta llic copper · • ~ with fawn top and in-. , 1969 FORD Country Squ1r~ ,,,.,,.11367•9 . fEJf~~~~~~~;;~~;~;,;r;1:lf: s 1999 Vl-8971 ,o ,Tio-Bird . L.andau •725GSX rau o. rans., ac ry _____________________ ..,._,.,·.,.1 air conditioning, power 1966 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T~. ~ ... :~~~.,:.-;-;i:!.'. s· $ power seats, radio, hea- ' cyJ_, slick shill, radio, heate r, whitewall tires, tlnftd 999 ter, wh itewall ti res, glass, wheel cover~. wh ile with blue bucket 51!itfs, · _ ' vinyl roof, tinted glass, • -f 196EXX . · wheel covers, tilt wheel, QOod mites. 217ADR f I [ -