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ORANGE COUNTY, CAtll'OllNIA
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=:More Twisters Hit Soµ.th; Alabama Toll 6
" " .-t iBY Ualted....Preu lntm.aUonaJ
Sis penona were reported killed and
leCftS more Injured near dusk Sunday
Wiim a series of tornadoes lashed three
-..! Alabama. communities, tile
Our!h time In three weeks that violent
...ther bas whipped tile state.
St:ilte Cvil Defense' headquarters at
Kontgomery sa1d four persons were
~e~rted dead in the Centreville-Brent attfa~ of west Alabama's Bibb Cotmty;
w-as killed at Ceiiter Point, a heavtty
populated bedroom """'munity east of
Birmingham. and tbe one other ~ dead
at Greensboro in Hale OJunty, west of
Montgomery.
None of. the dead was immediately
identified.
Two hospitals in the Binningham area
said they treated 50 to M persons, ad-
mitting about four, while the emergency
room at Tuscaloosa's Druid City HO!Pital
was unable to keep count of the Injured
one
Dteratu-Belftelllber.ed-~
~. Kathy .BUrton, secretary at Pacific View Cemetery in Corona ~,iil~ Mar, affixes Amerlcag...flag to grave of war veteran. Flags were
~ailable over weekend for relatives and friends to place prior to
~ij>day's Memorial Day program by Newport Beach American Legion
~post.
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tooled Down Below 95 ...
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -
lW'temperatures in their space station
~uing to drop, Skylab's Mtronauts
biaJn their primary task today, ac-
t19tIDg experiments that may bring
Various benefits to mankind ...
:,1l:iarles Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P.
JljJnrin and Paul J. Weitz ei.o hold a'1G-
1*zte televised news con ference,
mhering questions from reporters ,her.e
oir.~tbe hectic two days in which 'they
sidvoged tile huge laboratory. :1r'
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·~:l ouc_hes 3rd?
=~ LONDON (UWI ) -Britain's tWO' ~:ftp law and order officials gave
~Pr1.me lMiniater Edward ·Healh the
-"ilam~ Sunday of the (:hlrd govern-
ment minister reputedly Involved.Ip
r . ~ scaodal that ~ady baa ~dm.a two minister> fnim publlo
}me. .--:<r'l!Ut officlals discounted ._w
;~ third man actually wu In-: -wived in lho ca ...
!:'•'fi<MDe Secr~twy~ Carr and
:~lfomey Gen<ral Sir P e t e.r
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"We read temperatlD'es inside the
workshop at 94 degrees." mission com·
mander Conrad told controllers SUnday
night. ,\It'~ (eeling a loL. bettec."
Just, 24 hours before, tile heat lnslile
the lab registered an unHvabte 125
degrees-because ~·protective shield had
ripped away· daring tfie laundl ol the
Skylab May 14.
The astronauts cooled down the
sweltering BtaUon ·by mising a lluge awn·
ing·llke' sun stiade over the affected area.
Misston cortrol said tbe:temperJ1ture was
dropping at an average of more than one
degree an hour and within a day er two It
should he a llv,Jile 70 d~.
Despite tile still stlruni heat In tile Ills,
COOrad, Kerwin and Weltz worked Sun·
day through the day In tile two-story
workah:>p area, cbecldng and acttvaltng
water, electrical and other systems.
Whenever it .iot too bot, \heY retreated
to other rooms of' the atation, wbldJ are
cooler becauae they have been shadowed
from the -Cir to the Apollo ferry ship "41lch cartled the _.., lo· a ren-
deivow with Skylab <Frid~ .
A ~ view ....,,., to mlaa!on
~-obowed the., 8f)l:ol>aula. ~ting wllh ...0 from ·~ polllt to •tinJ\bOr:.ln-
lll&tthe twge welgbtlea -klllol>; wbk:h
ii u large as a tlfte.bedroom houoe.
"Here comes the commander now,"
Welts oaid is tllt·lllcture showed Conrad . emerglng th~' a hatql. "Hope be
doesn't .crash.''
"YCIU can ~· 811Yl'llere yoo want to In
the Yehlcle,' said Conr1d. 11You just
shove oil and go. II'~ jtllt superfat."
l!Ut the mt., ol the time Ibey -<see WLAll, .... t>
pouring Jn from.the Ctillr•vilJe.Brent.ond-f.._.,,._....,..,.Millo,bolp..to.llrlcnn
Greensboro areas. areu.
·"lbOy }mt bepcmnlnc'ln in buocbes," 'l1lo "'' ...... l'Oftr CompaD,)r said al
an Eildldle) room spotemnan least ~·reultcmera were Witliou.t
said. "We haven't been able to keep power ~ Mclme of the storms. New
track, but there bave been. at least 35 to out.aces owu4:t(l u a line ol ~
4<I treated. several have been admitted." t__,,,,, n>lled aaoss the state.
Communications systems were In At. ~ al>OJll 19' parked tru:b
shambles across a wide swath of central were oftiturned.: Wsh>esses and homes
Alabama. The Highway Patrol, National \Vert de.ttroyed and damaged at Center
Guard and local police dep8rt!Qeots were Point 'Ind ·a house trailer park at Pinson
using anergeney systems to relay Ur was heavify damaged.
Mesa Police
Won't Give
·His Name
Costa Mesa police jailed a Huntington
Beach yooth on 'an armed robbery charge
Sunday in an arrest that ends, they claim,
the month-long hunt for the "telephone
bandit."
But O:lsta Mesa officers, acting on the
instruct-ol Sgl. Sam Conlero, refused
to divulge details of. the arrest or identify
the )'OUlh lodged !n Costa Mesa city jail.
He gave oo reasm for w!tbholdlng tile in-
fonnatlon. ·
It was leame11"from other' 10Um!I that
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=::f-\111e·'' ~onier 0b~
pbClte DI(! lo dllcus3 Ille case with tile Delly Pilot. .
"I've .jllll lleeiJ told to say nothing
about this case," he said. "Sgt. COrdero
has put a 'hold' oo this arrest and I may
~ve said ~oo much already."
An "'1ll0Ull0elllenl wall eipected today.
There al..o was nO indicatioo why Monday
was eelected fOr ~ statement.
lluntJngtOn Police ~
In addltloo,-.. .-tcmado
mocked out the main state radar staUoo
ol"' the N-Weather Service. 'lbe
rfdar dome was blown from Its tower
and ·the 1tation building was partially
.unroofed.
Meanwhile, a tornado roared out of a d?i91ni ralnstonn Sunday and cut a JG-
mlle-loog path across the south side of
the 'Mississippi Delta city o( Jonesboro,
Arlt.
'lbree persons were kllled, more than
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100 injured and thousands of -dam· •
aged or destroyed.
1be twister's path stretched one mile
wide across the suburban community ol
Otwell and through the 10Uthem half ol
the city of 27 ,000, injuring. according to
the Civil Defense, 226 pel'IOlls, 2.1 of them
seriously. Police said more injuries were
avoided because residents remembered a
1968 tornado and took oover.
Craighead County JU,dge Bill Clark
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that the yolllh In Question bad hem a
"prime suspect" in the case for 90lrle
time and 'that his arrest was in oxmec-
tlon 'Wllh -lhat lletled a tel'l'hone caller nearly · $3;000 from restauranta In
Huntington Beach, Fowitaln Valley and
Costa Mesa.
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But Ibey, too, ...... ·-not lo dis-cuss the case with a Daily Pilot reporter
.. )jflt~ Sgt; Conlero -~ to' .... ~ea! the circumstances ol tlie• mest and
the full diarges filed agaimt the youth. Huntington Beach police said the ar·
rest ended OD !nWstigation ol seven hold·
ups that plt $3,700 Into tile pocket of the
"telephone bandit ...
In ooe successful ntoriion attempt,
police said, the caller eaploded a pipe
bomb on tho roof of the Sizzler Restau·
rant, 111552 Bead! Blvd:, Huntington
Beadi, three da)'J -be collected $150
from the owner.
Moot of the seven victl!M, several of
whom were told by their calli!r that be
was "La IBrique.'' said they were or-
dered.to put tile -ts ol the cub re(·
i!lter in a box and place tt et a coo.venient
pick .. p point near tile premileo.
Many of tile vlctlms ...... told thlt Ibey
...,.. in the lights o1 a blch powered t'l!le
and would bO shot If tlley did not comply
with tile-·~-.
Other• were addttltin1Hy ·tiold that a
bomb had """' plO..a in lbe·reotallrant
and it would be -ted u ·tile vlcllm
attempled to evado paym<i>t or tried IA>
cmtad police. ' .
P<llice belleve the IJomblnJI ol1be "Siu·
leT" restaurant was caniecl out because
restaurant .roanqer Mario Jann~ °""
dered bis casbler lo contact J>Ol1ee w!>lle
he lollowecl.lhe -oi the caner.
11111450 was swepl uP by the -.,.
arllst shortly ~ j>oUrjo arrived de-
spite Jarman's delayiog tactics. His r ..
ward, tine days later, wu a piPo bomb
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Sa,ndiDlka<at.P~tO<y !'•Int Gtve .. Way.(0r,Second Tiino · :
Coast €op Super
Lagu11a's Purcell Gets U.S. Honor
O&llY Pllet Ir.ff f'tllH;
HE'S A SUPER COP
O.l.-Sgt. Purcoll
Harbor 'Inlet
Dike Breached
For Seco.nd Time
A construction project inundated two
months ago when heavy tides swept
away the sand dike in the Promontory
Point area suffered the same late late
Sunda'y.
Contractors working on the artificial
basin in the Bayside Drive area plan to
try to retrieve an inundated Caterpillar
tractor from the ocean water today and
rebtiild the dike Tuesday, a Harbor
Department spokesman said &may .
"We've lowered a log boom across the
breach to keep any jUnt Crom getting
back into the lower bay," he said, "But
the.re's nothing else that can be done un·
til the workers gel back on the job." I
No ooe was Worttng m Ute project
when a five-foot tide pounded a hole in
the dike .
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Weat•er
Clear skies, 'light coastal breezes
and a predicted daytime bJgh of 88
should make it a memorable Me.
morial Day, predicts the weathei""
man, wjlh more of the same fwe..
caat through Friday.
INSIDE TODAY
Britt.th inventor Harold Bate
doesn't ftar an tntTW did.. Ht
powtra his manure-mobile M&h
brtwtcf..up pig dung. storv.
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Depressed
Man Slays
Five, Self
KANSAS Cl'J'Y, Mo. (UPll -Invesll-
1ators said today Nonnan Williams shot
Mld killed ~ wife 1U1d Coor children and
then killed ltlmscU because he Y.'lll de-
pressed O\•er business problems.
Police, along with neighbors and the
family minister, discove!'ed the bod1es of
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the family in their home Sunday. Mrs.
Williams' worried mother called from
Springfield, Mo. after the family railed
to arrive for the holiday weekend.
e Vesco to T alk?
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) -A Can-
adian associate of fugitive financier
Robert L. Vesco claims they have a
"missing link" in the Watergate investi-
gation.
Norman 'P. LeBlanc, speaking at a
news conference Sunday, invited special
Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox or
his asslstants to meet ''somewhere, some-
ploce" wtth him and v"""'.
Ve9CO ts tmder indictment aloog with
former Atty. Gen . John Mltdtell and for-
mer COmmerce Secretary Maurice Starui:
in connection with an unrep:>rted $200,000
donation to President Nixon's 11972 re-
election campaign.
e <:rash Probed
GRAND CAY, Bahamas (UPl) -A
team of Anny investigators tried to
detennine today What caused a presiden-
tial fleet helicopter carrying a contingent
of Secret Service 1lgents to plunge Into
the Atlantic 5aturday night, killing one
aa:ent and injuring nine men.
The agents were on their way to Grand
Cay, an bland owned by New York in-
dustrlall!t Robert H. Abplanalp. to guard
President Ni1on and membeni: of his
family who were staying ovenllght.
Abphlnalp is Ni1on's close friend.
e V.S. Bombing
PllNQM PENH. Cambodia (AP)
U.S. warplanes pounded positions of
Cambod.lan Insurgents along the Mekong
River southeast of Phnom Penh today a1
another convey sailed up the waterway
from Soutb Vietnam.
There were six oil tankers, two cargo
ships and two ammunition barges in the
cmvoy. It wu e1pected in the Cam-
bodian capital late today.
e Berrigan to Wed?
BALTIMORE (AP) -Tbe Rev. Phillp
F. Berr!llan Sunday denied reports In
Time magailne that be and Slster
Elizabeth McAliater, a codefendant in a
consplracy case, plan to marry this
\\'eek.
"The statement as it stands is untrue,"
Berrigan said In e telephone interview
from the headquarters of the Society of
St. Joseph.
e Sculptor Dies
CAPRI, Italy (AP) -Jacques Llpchitz.
the naturalized American whose half-
century of sculpture e:pe.nneii naturaliz-
ation, cubism atkl freer "transparent"
forms, is dead at the age of 81
He succumbed to a heart attack Satur-
day \\'hile vacationing With his wife on
this Tyrrhenian island, authorities said.
Lipchitz, born in Oruskieniki. Uthuania,
on Aug. 22, 1891, first exhibited his
\V'Of'kS in Paris in the 19'l0s. His later
sculpture included towering statunry to
gruce the entrances er public buildings.
e Report Denied
NE\V YORK (APl -John B. ConnaJ.
ly denied Sunday a published report that
in 1971, while secretary of the Treasury.
he interceded in behalf of Tntemational
Telephone and Telegraph in a federal
antitrust action.
"l don't believe that's true," said Con·
nally, recently named special adviser to
President Nixoo, when asked \vhether he
helped ITT.
The Hartford, Conn. Courant reported
Saturday that IIT approached Connally
in April. 1971 for help in the suit that
challenged the company's acquisltloo of
several businesses, including the Hartford
Fire Insurance Co.
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Mond11, M1y 29, 1973
Loss: $60,000 Plus
Fire early Sunday at Golden West Mobile lfomes, lnc., Santa Ana,
could be seen for several miles. Fire is under investigation and loss
is estimated in excess of $60,000. About half a dozen mobile homes
were destroyed or damaged.
Newport Panel Urges
Public Land Sale Vote
By WILIJAM SC HREIBER
Df Ille Deity ,., .. ll•ff
Newport Beach should be allowed to
sell the Balboa Bay Club site and all the
other valuable waterfront land lt owns to
anybody it wapts, the dty'.s Charter
Review Commlttee haa ·decided.
The only restriction on the sale of the
lucrative parcels should be a vote of the
people, said the panel assigned by the ci-
ty Council to suggest revisions to the 18-
year~ld city charter.
Committee members voted unanime>U.'·
ly to change the wording in Section 1402
of the charter dealing with sale and lease
rules governing city-owned waterfront
land -such as the Bay Club, Beaoort
Bay and Marinapark.
Under the current charter, it would
take a voted amendment to free such
land for sale by the city. The only ex-
ception is: charter permission to sell the
land to the State of calilornla or lbe
County cf Orange without a vote for nse
as beach or park.
The charter committee's first move
i9 to remove the special privilege ac-
corded lhe state and county In lhe oale ol
\vaterfront parcels.
"The stewardship of. public lands is not
the same question it was years ago when
the city was unable to handle it," said
Robert Shelton. a committee member
and former Newport Beach city manager
and city councilman, last week after
the vote.
1'The battle lines are being drawn and I
think we should retain all the local ~
trol possible," be said. "Besides, the
state could take the land away by con-
derrulation anyway."
The committee also voted to
streamline the section by removing the
necessity to amend the charter each time
a piece of waterfront land is sold.
If the suggested N!vision is adopted, it
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will only take a vote or the people 'to free
a particular parcel for sale to anyone the
city and the voten cmose.
Such actloo could clear the way f«
eventual private pun:baae (I( the Bay
Club site and Beacon Bay when the
leases expire In the 19911-. end 1980'•
respectively.
Committee member Roy Woobey, an
attorney, heartily suppor1ed the actkin
saying be lhinks lbe tjty, "should get out
of the business of being a.landlord.''
'Ibe other major parcel the dty owns
oo the bayfronl is Martnapark. which has
been muler-planned as a public park
within three years. Both Beacon Bay and
lbe Bay Club have also been talJbed fa<
ev"'1iual public use under the general
plan.
Cily Manager Robert L. Wynn told the
committee the city bas ooly one other
piece (I( wateofronl property (I( any
signillcanco -two ~foot-wide lols ad-
jacent to Marina.park on Bay Avenue. All
others were llOld by charttt anwsidmenl
'11le clllly olber major chonge made In
Sectioo 11«1 was lhe .UpulaUm that any
1 ..... on city-owned land could mly be
eltended by a vote of the people for a
rnixlmum ol 25 yean at a time.
Tho Balbo& Bay Club wu reoenUy
voted down in an effort to win a 50 year
lease emnsloo. AU city-OW!led land not
on lhe water would be allowed a 15-year
e1tmslon under the lel'lns ot 8llOCber
charter revision suggested a month ago.
Tho charter ClllTenUy permila mly a
25-year ei:tenslon but lawyers on the
charter cornm.Ittee asked for lhe cllaqe
because of new fwancing requirement!
that must be met.
The charter committee finished its in-
itial review of the charter Thursday and
will come bacf June 27 to hear the new
wordings that will be suggested to the
council. They have unUI October to
report back with a finished product. r·Ll'.& ··'"'""I'"'-
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2 Hearings Set
On . Open Space
Round-In the-le top..-ve open
space and natural J'HOW"CU In Orange
County sb:Juld end within a week.
Final beorlngll before the counI,y plan-
nillll """"'"""' will be Tllnday and Juno 4 on the four bull:1 pociqes pre-
pared by the COUDty piannini alaff. a raft
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TORNADOES. • •
called U.. tornado tllo wont pruperty
dlsaller In the history (I( Arkansas and
estimated the damage at nearly $40 mil-
lion.
An estimated 3,500 tmnes were de-
stroyed or damaged, acconling to the
Artansas Red Cross, end Gov. Dale
Bumpers, who toured the area, said he
asked it be declared a federal disaster
area.
"It's amazing to see these homes and
see bow anyone lived through it," said
Arbosas National Guan! "l'Okesman Lt.
BUI lAWDL '11lls is three times as bad .. Ille damage In lll68. ••
That lwl!ler killed 34 persons and
caURd $5 million in damages.
Bumpers: sent 200 NaUooal Guardsmen
and 100 state troopers to aid rescue oper-
atlon.s and guard against looting. lle
planned to send 100 inmates from the
sta1e prison to help clean up the debris.
Tangled utility wires and fallen trees
llt,.,.ed the tomado"s path along with
the ruinll ol an elementary and a high
school. Four other schools suffered heavy
to moderate damage.
Arkansas state University, untouched
by the stcrrn, was opened as an emer-
gency ohelter.
Floodlng caused by lho 5.41 inches of
rain Jooesboro received in the five boors
after the tornado delayed, emergency
vehiclas for hours but the troopers and
guardsmen finally pushed into the city.
The dead were Gertha Oden. 68, of
Weiner; J. L. Guiltner, 67, of Otwell and
Guy F. Cobb, 78, of Jonesboro. Guiltner's
wife, Arlie was taken to a Memphis,
Tenn. ho5pital in critical condition and
local officials at first said she died. State
police, however, later disclosed her con-
dition.
A tornado also tcre through several
small communities in Mississippi Sun-
day, tilling one per!OO and injuring at
least 30 others -including a family of
five whose car was flipped as they rode
along a highway.
Mrs. George Bernes was killed when
the twi*r smashed into her brick home
at Laure-I. A dozen other homes in her
subdiviskll were heavily damaged.
The five members cl the Cardls Rankin
family were admitted to a hospital after
their car was turned upeide down. ho
were critically lnjured.
of citiurt committees, and cMIUltanta
hired by the county.
Tuemy's meeting will be at 9 a.m. in
lhe bearing room (I( lhe l!flCbleering build-
ing, 400 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana.
The four podcages are:
-An open -proposal, -ing bow to preserve green and undeve-
oped areas and describing five specific
priority greenbelts.
-The cost-benefit ana1yais," a document
studying whether county conservattoo and
open space proposals are economically
feasible.
-The conservation elemeot for the gen·
eral plan, identifying sensitive areas in
the county and recommending what
sboold be don< to preserve them.
-The re90Uf'Ce management ordinance,
a proposed set of rules to enforce the pre-
servatioo goals.
A decision by the planning commission
on what to recommend to the Board of
Supervisors is expected at these I a s t
two meetings.
TbeD l'OlDld two, hearings before the
Board of Supervisors, will begin. Super-
vilors make the final decisions on the
board documeoO..
The discussion of the cost-benefit analy·
sis and open space element wUI be June
6.
\Villiams-Kuebelbeck and Associates,
the coosultant who prepared tbe ecooontic
study, will appear.
The resource management ordinance
and conservations element will be heard
June 13. Eckbo, Dean, Austin and Wil-
liams, the cmsultants for the ordinance
package, will be represented.
The final discussion set for JWle 20, will
be a on&bour meeting with 11() pubUc tes-
timony. Those interested in giving input
to the board should appear at the f i r s t
two meetings, coonty planners said.
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BANDIT ...
that blew a huge hole in the kitchen roof.
Police said the novel method used by
· the "telephone bandit" produced a num-
ber of imitators who never went beyond
the initial telephone call which warned
residents that a boolb had been placed
oo the premises.
Calls to two Hunllngton Beach banks
-the Bank ol America, 10121 Adams
Ave. and the United California Bank,
'1900 Edinger Ave. -may have been in
that category, they' said.
· Bank empioYes m.,, told that a bomb
had been placed in the building and wpuld
he detonated if the demand lor-ll1l!flW
was not met. :
The demands were ignored and neither
threat materialized.
Gas Tank Killing
Rebuffed Man Slay s Attendant
OAKLAND (AP):..... A service station attendant was shot to death
because be refused to fill the gas tank of a man who had a fill-up
earlier, police said Sunday.
Oakland police said the motorist, Herbert Barr, 43, of Rich-
mond, Calif., had his gas tank filled up ·Friday. He returned to the
same Union 76 service station Saturday for more gas and attendant
Henry Craigs. 50. refused.
Police said the station refused to sell more gas because it was
"on a ration basis."
The driver returned to the station after the refusal, police said.
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' RIVERSIDE (API -As lwo bull<Iogf
\\"ere locked mouth to mouth In combatJ
sheriff's deputies SY•ept down on an Ii
legal dogfight, arresting 26 onlookers an1
confiscating $1,81'.lO in bets, o£fici81s said.•
Deputles said they couldn't reca¥
another Illegal dogfight in Riversid•
County, although matches b e t w e e I
fighting cocks occur from ti.Inc to lime ht
the Soulhwcst. \
The dogs, which were "chewed up jusf
a Utile bil." were inside a pit about ~
feet around and three feet deep, a she'
ifr's spokesman said. ' 1 The onlookers, ranging ~roll\ teen·agert
to adults in their 40s and including som9
husbands and wives, were arrest.et
shortly after sunrise Sunday around th'
pit outside lhe home of ~1rs. Kim Cowart.
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and San Bernardino County residentit'.
but son1e came from Fresno ana
Bakersfield, said deputies, who acted M
a tip. No onlookers were from out ot
state, officials said. (
Authorities \V ere at a IOrSs to say ho;
the onlookers found out about the eve~
or what common thread they mig
have. They belonged to no known organ
zatioo, officials said. i
They wr.re booked on charges rangin3
fr on1 cruelty to animals lo gambling. c
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about their work seriously end wilb lltUe
conversation as they sought to e1tcb up
on the schedule drawn up for their
planned 28-day mission aboard the craft,
man's longest space mission.
They quoted witnesses as sayJng the man pulled a shotgun from the Indian girl, J\1 is s Floating
P•rt OI' Soi.rtNm M1-.rr1 _, 111111011 w•re 1:1e-car's trunk. Cloud .. and Irish setter join 70 r:~ f=t •1:h~r:,ll 1!,./~1,,.ot ,:.i~= When the man approached Craigs, the attendant apparently students demonstrating in
"This v.'orkshop is getting quite
"'orkable,'' Conrad said Sunday. "Give us
another dsy and a half and we'll have
lhis baby perking along just like it's sup-
posed to ·be."
Considering the cre\v's optimism,
miuion control passed up 8 nigtt plan
that called for completion of workshop
µreparation today and experiment ac-
tivation l<itc in the day.
Autopsu Held
1111 ~~klfllll ..... ,,,. 11Dac11 ., 1111 MlutulPill reached for a gun he carried in a pocket, police said. The motorist front of President Nixon's Key 1ti~ "'"-"''"'°' « so to 111 mu" t*r "°"" fired both barrels of the .shotgun into Craigs' stomach. Biscayne home over preserva-~=. !.,~:O~ir::="•~.,.p,,~11~ Barr was booked for investigation of murder, police said. tion of Big Cypress Swamp in
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26th Anniversary SALE!
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMBINATION
WASHER/DRYER with pennanent ·~;
press c:yde '
Washes and Dries in one
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DRAWING JUNE 2 ','., In SD Jail Succumbs
SAN DIEGO (AP\ -An autopsy was
perfonncd Sunday oo the body rA. a Foon·
tain Valley man who died belng subdued
while causing a disturbance in county
jail, officials said.
A deputy county coroner oald It would
"probably 00 a couple of weeks" before
test reeults were known end announced
from the autopsy on Ruuel.l L.
Chamberlain, 31·year-old construct.Ion
engineer.
Chamberlaln'I addrets Wll listed by
the coroner u the 11100 block Begonia
Ave.
PnUce said they arrested the man Fri·
day and ho was taken to county Jail,
optrated by the 1bertff'3 department,
and OOoked for investlgaOon of burglary,
carryln& a conculecl weapon and
pouw1on ol • loaded flrwm.
Sberilra omcllla sald the man had
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caused a disturbance among other& In
jnll Friday and was then pis~ 1n Isola·
tion. Saturday, he wa. removed from
isoh1Uen but then after he started dous-
ing hlmseU wtth lollot bowt "8ter the (I(.
ficlers attempted to remove hlm again.
'11\e man then "became combative"
with the Jall depulle1, they said, then
suddenly loll COlllClolltnesa. He allo
vomited and his breatlmlg appeared to
stop, depuUe1 oald.
Medical penonnel et tile joJI attemplecl
to revtve him but he wu pronounced
dead at University-County HOlpllll. of.
liclala aald.
The coroner's deputy II.Id a two-week
wait for autopty results wu oommoa
when exten1lve teats bad to bl eumined.
He 11 survived b)' brother. Gory, who
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Be Mail Order Bride~
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ... De~ Pt11t IHMI
Computers have revolutiocized the field of finance and coosumerism, but
now the Crocker Bank Master Charge people appear to have ext.ended the
u!Umate potential service: mall order brides.
Thia may come as a total surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bensel, but it
did to me too.
Mrs. Bense! is~ Mrs. Vlnsel,..at-least that's what the computer claims.
The Crocker Bank folks would obvtous1y never knowingly fold, spindle or
mutilate their customers' marital relations, however,
so we may i.ssume a relatively simple error has ocqurred.
I hope so.
I HAVE HERE oo my desk, however, a letter from
Miss Ivy G. Wadman, Customer Relatioos Represen~tive.
"Dear Mn. Vinsel: As you requested, we have ad)USted
our recon:ls to reflect your name change," it reads.
Miss Wadman then directs the alleged new Mrs. Vinsel
(the former Mrs. Bense!) to enclose a variety of pertinent
infOllWltion so she may be issued a new charge plate in
v1Ms1L her new name.
Well, the original error appears obvious.
The Master Charge folks began sending me Mr. and Mrs. Bensel's state-
ment a few months ago and I kept sending it back in the S8f!1e unopened
envelope, all to no avail. Soon, there was no more room to wnte: No such
person at this address on the envelope.
SO FINALLY I opened it to learn -lo and beho~d -~tan Eddie Bensel
rented a roto-tiller or something last fall and had wntten his telephone number
on the enclosed carbon copy of his receipt. . ..
I called the Bensels' Costa Mesa home to inform them interest was p1hng
up on their statement continually mailed and remailed to me by the persis·
tent Master Charge folks.
"Oh no." cried Mrs. Bensel, whereupon she vowed to write and have them
clariry and correct the mixup involving our names -which sound the same
phonetically -and our addresses which are the same zip Code area.
THEY HAVE MANAGED. instead, to fold, spindle and mutilate the whole
matter by making it 100 percent wrong. instead of only .so pe~cent wrong.
One final instruction Customer Relations Representative Miss Ivy G. Wad·
man did give in her Jetter to the new Mrs. Vinsel was to mail back the old
charge card.
"We ask that you take the precaution of cutting the card into three pieces
before mailing •.. " it concludes. So I gladly did so, out of self-defense, only
I didn't send it.
If there is anything I want less than a mail order bride, it's one with a
fresh set of charge cards.
County Colleges to Share
$1 Million for Veterans
Golden West and Orange Coast Colleges
\Viii share $1 million in federal fWlds to
improve veterans education in colleges.
to improve veterans e d u c a t i on a J
services. Now that intent will be realiz.·
ed." he said.
Although authorized by Congress in the
Higher Education Amendments of 1972,
the veterans funds were held up by the
office of Management and Budget.
Residence,
Business
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By WIUJAM SCHRElllER
A posh, waterfront coodorninium tower
in Newport Beach has apparenUy started
a new trend t!hat has city officials scur-
rying to find out ~ust how legal it is.
At least two offices have been opened
in expensive, converted apartment units
and a third business 1s having its $52,000
apartment redecorated for occupancy
next month in the Towers, 3121 W; O>ast
Highway.
As far as the city's zoning laws are
concerned, the mixed use of apartments
and t'.>ffices in the same building -and
even on tlhe same floor in some cases -
is teclmically legal.
''TIIE TOWERS is in a CO (Com·
mercial-Office) zone that a 1 l o w s
apartments as a permitted use," said
Newport Beach Senior Planner William
Foley. "There may be building code and
parking problems but the use is perfectly
legal."
A number of areas in the city.
particularly in Central Balboa and on
Balboa Island, have two-story buildings
wi~h a store on the bottom and
apartments on top.
Such mixed uses are among the targets
of a proposed city ordinance that would
ban all residential uses in commercial
zones. That ordinance has been tabled by
the city council because of opposition to
portions 'Of it.
But mixed use in Tower Apartments is
something with which the city has to
deal.
"I really have no state1nent as to the
philosophy of allowing such uses," said
Community Development Director
Richard Hogan. "We are looking at that
particular building to see iC the parking
is adequate." 1'
UNDER "1IK''crrv1s parking '1aws,
apartmeot buildings with four or more
units must have one car space per Wlit.
A different measurement -one space
per 250 square feet -is used for offices
and Hogan ls uncertain as to whether the
Towers would meet the law.
Hogan said it appears current zoning
laws allow the mixture and he also sees
no reason why it couldn'l happen in
reverse -office buildings with some
Wlits being converted into apartments.
The only major CO zone in the city
\\'here this could occur is Newport Center
Master Cliorale
Sets Free Slio'w
Monci.r, MlJ 28, 1973
Dlllr l'Llot $ .. fl l'i..tt
CONDOMINIUM HAS STARTED NEW TREND IN NEWPORT BEACH
At Least Two Offices Have Been Opened in Units of the Towers
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Lifeguards
Seek Center
For Animals
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of l'hol 0.llY l'\lt4 It.ft
San Clemente lifeguards hope to get in-
to the business of saving more than peo-
ple by next tall.
By using a plan modeled after similar
work by Laguna Beach lifeguard Jii:n
Stauffer, the San Clemente forces want
to build a recovery center for sick or
\\'ounded sea animals.
11le focus will be on treating sea lions,
commonly called seals. Close to 100 in·
jured and 50 dead lions a year are ~·ash
ed up onto San Clemente beaches, one
lifeguard official said .
"Po.5SIBLY \\'E can get the sick one'!!
before they 're in the advanced stages of
illness.'' he added.
Preliminary plans call for an enclosure
of ce1nent·sided slabs and chainlink fence
where seals and birds can be cleaned.
medicated and fed away from people.
They want lo start construction on the
care center probably near lifeguard
headquarlers after the surruner season.
One of San Clemente's permanent
lifeguards, Andy Reich, ·a biology major
in college, has been attending classes of·
fered by Stauffer.
About 45 persons, including lifeguards
from cities other than San Clemente.
have been studying ways to calm down.
treat and transport sick or wounded sea
animals.
Stauffer began the educational pro-
gram early this year. His efforts are con.
and Irvine Company officials say they I'm sure someone buying one of the Wlits sidered unique in this area. where 1D06t
don't \Vant -nor will they ever Jet -it could use it for that," he said. animal survival 'acUv:lties have been by
happen. And James Gill. president of a real large commercial concerns like Sea
"There are plans for separate residen-estate consulting firm in Newport Beach, World and Marineland.
tial buildings and there are enough says the move will oe h11{hly protltable y
restrictions on uses in the commerci<ll for his cumpany. which no1v Illas offices HAVING A RECOVER center near
center that we can control what' goes in," in the Centinela Bank on !\.1ariner's Mile. the municipal pier area, San Clemente Lifeguard Capt. Phil Stubbs said, will a company spokesman said today. He said he's facing a hike to 9'l cents a make it easier for lifeguards to treat the
square foot in the rent on his current of-animals. TIIE COMPANY has plans for several r· d h h the 1°~ ices an e can ave .wv-square-It also may alert public. in the. area to high-rise condominium towers at the root t t ~ "" t f t d apar men 1v1 -cen s a oo an a the problem. , center \vhich would have shops on the har"· · t boot vvr VtC\V o · San Clemente has !Ong blld an unof. lobby floor. But the spokesman said
that's as far as the mixture \\'Ould go. "THERE ARE also a Jot of tax ficial seal populatloo varying from 15 to .
One member of the limited partnership benefits," he said. 75 in residence on Seal Rock, less than a
I.hat owns the Towers said he doesn't To Kirk's knowledge, only one other of. mile offshore at Plaza de Playa,
think the trend is toward large numbers fice exists in the building -another real At times the animals have been the
of offices moving into the building, estate finn. But Gill claims an interior targets for shootings, Stubbs said. But
despite economic benefits that may designer has purchased two units and is their greatest dangers can come from a
arise. using one as a studio sho\vrOOm. variety of diseases.
Herbert Kirk, an inheritance tax con-Though Kirk insists most of the people LIFEGUARDS HOPE the center, along
sultant and managing partner of the buying units are living in them. he ad· \Vil h necessary penicillin and other
Ne,vport Towers Corp., said the nature of mits a buyer could also sublel the apart· medical supplies, can be built at a
the Towers is changing but in a di£ferent nient to somebody with an office in mind. minimum of cost. One of the main
way. Gill said there is a definite trend thrusts will be to try to isolate all
"We are getting out of the rental toward office ownership and buying into animals from crowds of people who ex·
business," he said. "We are now selling commercially-zoned apartment buildings cite them, making them weaker.
the apartments and phasing out rentals is a good, inexpensi1(e way of doing it. In the past, most sea Qona and other
because renting is so much trouble." As far as the city iK ooncemed, ifll be sea creatures have been taken to Orange
content to study the situation for a \\•hile County Animal Shelter in Orange. Many
KIRK SAID the partnership haiJ only and determine what course of actiqn, if died in transit from shock, said
four units left to sell. ''As far as I know, any, should be taken to regulate the new lifeguards, a condition they want to
there is no trend to1vard offices, though development. change.
The allocation to the c.oast Community
C.Ol.lege District is part ot a $25 million
disbursement released last week by the
U.S. Office of Education, despite White
House requests to cancel the funding.
Funding will also be available to other
Orange County institutions of higher
learning which qualify under th e
veterans' program.
WHEN THE White House requested to
have the funds canoelled, Rodda became
a leader in the legal battle to loosen the
appropriations.
Tickets are available now at no charge Jr;; .. ;;~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~;~=;=;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;. for a concert of the Irvine Master Chorale
to be presented at 8 p.rn. June 8 at the
Laguna Beach High School Auditorium.
"nDS IS RE ALL V a victory for the
nation's veterans who want and deserve
a college education,'' said George Rodda,
trustee or the Coast Community College
District.
Rodda, Corona del Mar, was a leader
in the fight to bring about release ci tbe tzs million appropriatioo.
' "It was the clear intent of the Congress
that this money should be appropriated
OCC Planni1ig
W eldi1ig Skills,
Aircraft Center
Plans for a new $1 million aircraft and
welding skill6 center on the Orange Coast
College campus were unveiled by
architects recently during a meeting of
'college trustees. ~ Following a presentation by ~rt I.
c-tHendl of the Corona del Mar architec-t tural tinn of William Blurock and
;Partners, trustees of the Coast Com·
(n1unity C-Ollege District, liked the concept
r(!nough to order working drawings at
;estimated cost of $80.000.
1 The center will replace an existing
(facility presenUy housed in a campus
!barracks building. Hench said the new
·22,790 square--foot building will probably
'be under construction by spring 1974.
; Included in the center will be shop areas
, for airframe work and welding, a
{laboratory, classrooms, paint spray and
,steam cleaning areas and an engine test
cell. l Considerable discussion c e n t e r e d
laround llOtentiaJ noise problems from
tequipment and engine test runs· but the
l architects assured trustees that residents tor nearby Merrimac Woods apartments
''''01,1\d not be disturbed.
i Plans show that an &-foot masonry wall
lwiJI separate the center's outdoor hangar
•rrom the apartments, which in Hencll's
•estimation, are at least 100 yards remov· 'ed 1 ihe wall, be believes, will conWn the 1 oound of engln<s being nm up oulllde lt110 building wblle a 90phlsticated mur-
;n~ system wU aboorb noise l'rom
,engines being tested In the cell.
• Jnitlal plant call for only one engine
a(esl e<ll, for the purpose or anal)'>ing the
Jperfonnance ol. plstoa engines. Later, a
-d cell may be added for the testing ...,,.t Ollj!intl.
1 Neither will create a noise problem,
13coordlng to Hench, who ....,...i boerd
1members that tbe·nolse Jivtn oll by the
lenl!inM will never be kluder than the
:\oudest lrafflc noise ln the area.
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The decision to release the funds came
after a partial victory by education and
veterans groups in federal court last
month.
The funds will be allocated on the basis
of up to $300 per full-time veteran
students. They may be used for im·
proving ~seling. guidance a n d
assistance in housing, job placement and
job training.
There are approximately 3,500 vets on
the t\\·o local campuses.
Saddleb8.ck Cl>Uege is sponsoring the
presentation, which will feature Mozart's
"Coronation Mass" and Bloch's "Sacred
Service."
John Alexander directs the 80-voice
choraJe. composed of persons from all
professions representing 28 Orange Coast
communities.
Tickets may 1be obtained by calling
Sadd1eback College or mailing a self-
addressed, stamped envelope, to the Stu·
dent Affairs Office, 28000 t\1arguerite
Parkway, Mission Viejo, 92675.
E'ish E'ry Nearing
O.l~y PUol St•fl l'lltt.
Pair of beauties hand ovef beautiful money to Frank Hruza, reLil""
Ing Lions Club treasurer, who will be this year's Mr. Fish Fry hon-
oree in Costa Mesa. Money is used tor charities. Girls are Marguer-
ite Marsaudon (left), Miss Mennaid, and Jeanette Fries. Miss Mcnnaid
contestant. This year's event will start June 1.
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Our Bert Paley Chamois Jacket $12 5.00. English
•II Wool Twill by R,dd $45.00
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Voices U~e Slowdown
In Huntington G:r;owth
'WHITE CAT' IS LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME
Slightly Neurotic -But Friendly Feline Recoyers
Contented
Wild Feline Ready for New Hom e
PrMcing and purring. this half-Persian
nnd half-Sian1csc cat look s the picture of
feline contentn1cnt. Like an y healthy tab-
by, he'll fight for hou rs \Vith a plain piece
of string. or remain endlessly fascinated
with the possibilities of a ping pong ball .
But v.•hen he's frightened , this picture
changes abruptly. His fluffy ghost-white
fur seems to stand on end, and he can
shriek and hov.·I like 10 bats out of hell.
THE wmTE CAT, as he is called, has
had a difficult 10 months of life.
But through neglect or accident, he
·was turned loose at the age ol two
months in the urban wilds of southeast
Huntington Beach. There he s~rvived by
sleeping in construction pro1ects and
under parked cars, and by eatin&
lvhatever refuse he could find.
He 's been trapped now and re-tamed.
But six months of Jiving in the wild have
left permanent scars. lle's partially deaf,
edgy about loud noises or quick
movements. and very suspicious of
strangers.
TillS TS WllY the white cat ba.!I
bemme Mission Almost Impossible for a
1-lunlington Beach couple who have made
a lifetime mission of befriending stray
cats.
"I would never have asked the
ne~'Spaper for help," said the woman in
a telephone call to the Daily Pilot, "but
this is ooc cal ,,.ho needs just the right
kind of fa1nily. After all he 's gone
through. \ve'vc got to keep hin1 from
more suffC'ring."
The couple caught the cat artcr four
\1·eeks of putting out food for an unknou'n
nightly visi tor. \\'hen they finally lured
the cat inside and trapped hi1n. they
\1•cre shocked by what they saw.
"HE WASN'T white at all," reports the
v.•oman. ''His fur was matted two inches
thick llith black tar and oil. He had sores
all over his skin from the way the fur
\vas pulling. And he was nearly strangled
because someone had put a little flea col·
Jar around his neck when he wa.! still
tiny. and by then his neck had doubled or
!Mpled in size everywhere except where
the collar was."
On top of this. the C!it was nearly
totally deaf because of mites in his ears.
"We knew he'd want a place to hide,"
the woman said, "so we had fixed up a
dark box in the corner of an upstairs
room where he could hide inside and still
see the other three corners of the room.
"TIIE SECOND we released him, he
raced upstairs and didn't poke his head
out of tbat box for three days.''
But gradually, through talking, offers
of food, and an instinct developed after
'helping 200 other stray cats, the couple
finally coaxed the cat into friendship.
"It wasn't easy at all." says the
woman. "It would take eight or ten hours
a day, and if you rushed you wouldn't
have· a chance with an animal as badly
frightened as this one."
Legal Steps
Considered
For Council
By TERRY COVIUJ<
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Huntington Beach high schools are
packed with too many students, sewer
lines are pushed to near capacity and
some streets feature daily traffic jamt.
But the housing boom goes on.
In 1972, the city issued building permits
for 3,603 homes and apartments -m
million worth of. housing.
Through the first four month! or 1!173,
despite Proposition 20 and other en·
vironmental controls, the city has Wued
pemtll> f.,. 1,2.16 homes and apartments
-$25.S million in local constructioo.
crrY ATroRNEY Don Bonfa will tell
city councilmen June 4 whether they can
legally muffle, and delay, the sound of
new construction.
Bonfa is currently researching the
struggles of other rapid growing cities
throught the nation, many of which are
attempting innovative laws to slow up
grolvth.
The cries for a growth slowdown in
lluntington Beach are growing louder
daily.
Last week, Dennis Mangers, presi-
dent of the board of education of the
Hwllington Beach Union High School
District, warned the city of high school
predicaments.
"WE'VE NEVER tried to shove the
responsibility of housing our student:ii on-
to other people," Mangers said. "But
tonight we want to bring your attention
to the overcrowded crisis. We don't know
'''hat to do about it.''
Glenn Dysinger, an administrative
assistant in the district., told councilmen:
··we have grown by 1,500 s tudents each
of the_past.10 years. We 've lost five bond
clectiqns in five years.
··\Ve have 60 temporary structures on
our campuses. In the midst of looking for
other optioos -night school, all year,
etc. -we looked for vohuileers. The
board is now reluctantly looking at man-
datory actions, such as double sessions.
"WE MUST WARN people that they
are now moving into an overburdened
schoo l district. We're looking for any
kind of support we can get."
The same night, the city'5 volWlteer
environmental council asked the city
cot111cil to impose a complete building
moratorium.
Councilmen received and filed the re-
quest, \vith Mayor Jerry l\.1atney ex-
plaining that such a building ban has
deep legal implications.
But councilmen and school officials
agreed they are waiting for Bonfa's legal
opinioll on what can be dooe .
WEDNESDAY, BONFA said he has not
finalized his reconunendation, but did ex·
plain some aspects of the problem.
"Generally. it's not a question of a
moratorium," be observed. "It's an
analysis in tenns of C011trolling grm,1h.
The big debate is the need for controlled
growth, versus the concept of excluding
classes or people by zoning.''
Bonfa said one policy copied by many
cities is that of Ramapo. New York.
Ramapo does not stop gro\llth, but it has
an 18-year Jl'll!.ster plan which designates
exactly when and where sewers, schools
and other city services will be provided.
If a developer wants to build in an area
not yet designated for growth, he isn't
stopped -he bas the option of providing
enough or the services at his own ex-
pense to win city approval
"That concept has been upheld in New
York courts, but such plans have not yet
reached the higher courts in California."
Bonla said.
"WHATEVER 'ItlE council does, w~
want to be sure it is legal." Bonfa con·
eluded.
Until June 4, Huntington Beach will
probably r etain its documented reputa·
Uon as one of tbe fa stest growing cities
in the country.
TEACHER RON SCHNITGER WITH STUDENT 1N FIELD ECOLOGY CLASS
Class Broke Into Sub-groups to Solve One Mystery of Nature
They Put Heads Together.
Coast Ecology Class Discovers Secret of Birds
8\' JOHN ZALLER
0 1 "'• Dallr "!Ml $1111
There were almost no birds sighted on
the v.•est edge of the canyon. But the east
bank was teeming with them. \Vhy?
Tbe problem was thro\vn out for solu-
tion to the 41 students enrolled in the
Field Ecology class for mentally gifted
minors at Corona del Mar High School.
They had visited the Anza Borrego
Desert the weekend before, broken into
sub-groups to compile information on
everything from exact weather con-
ditions to soil chemistry, and now they
\\•ere asked to explain holv alt the bits of
information they had collected fit
together in the total ecology of the area.
REASONS FOR TIIE unexpected bird
distribution pattern v.•ere not im·
mediately obvious. The sub-unit charged
with cataloging and charting tile animal
life had ~erved the phenomenon, but
couldn't explain it without help from
other sub-Wlits.
''MY GROUP WAS busy trying to
chart all the differenl plants in the
area," recalls Senior Barbara Babbe, •·so
I hadn't noticed the birds at alL The
possibility that there might be more
birds on one side or the canyon than the
other never occurred to me."
Nevertheless, Barbara's group \\•as one
of those that contributed to solving the
problem. because it noliced different
plant patterns on the two sides of the can-
Newport Grant
yon . Could this be a factor?
The chemistry sub-group tossed in the
helpful information that the soil had a
different acid content on different sides
of the canyon.
FINALLY, IT \VAS the weather group
that offered the information needed for a
complete explanation: The v.•est bank
had more wind exposure, which made
plant growth sparse. Both these facts
made bird life more difficult. Fewer
birds and plants in tum affected the soil
chemjstry.
"\Vhen you go into an outdoor area,
you can loolr' at it and see almost
nothing," explains Barbara. "But once
)'OU begin finding out a re\\' bits of in-
formation, the whole thing bceomes
a Plazingly complex and interesting.
''It's like-looking at a book. The whole
thing is i\ lot more interesting if you
know the meaning of all the different
\YOrds in front of yoo ," she said.
Tl:US SEMESTER, the students in
Field F.cology have taken weekend camp.
outs in four separate outdoor life-iooes,
starting in low desert and working !feir.
way up to pine forest. Each step ~
the way, they th.ave sought to tie bun-.
dreds of bits of information together to
show how all the life in a particular
region lives in relation to every other
part or the environment.
"'I'he main idea is that they learn by
doing, not by sitting in a classroom with
Traffic Program
A program to accelerate Newport
Beach Police Department traffic law en-
forcement before the influx of summer
sun-worshipers reaches its peak is shift·
ing into high gear with a $161,00J state
grant.
City officials had been keeping their
fingers crossed that the State Office of
Traffic Safety would come through with
funds for the project .
The allotment -it will finance crea·
tion of a fonnal Traffic Bureau within
the police department -had been un-
certain, depending on whether the mooey
was available.
"WE WISH TO give them the credit
tiley de!erve," Mayor Dooald Mcinnis
said upon learning the Sacramento
agency, a branch of the governor's office.
had 8JllXWed the e>penditure.
The city council bad alread)'1 approved
it, subject to release of funds.
Fun<b being released for use beginning
July 1 will be adminl>Wed under Project
TRAP, wbcx:h stands for Ttaf!lc Atti-
dent Red uctlm l'rolrBD>-
Seven traffic Jaw enforcement officers
\\•ill be added to the police department,
\\•hile the grant \\'ill also buy three new
patrol cars, two motorcycles and related
equipment such as radar.
THE FOMIAL TRAFFIC division will
be set up under supervision of Capt.
Richard Hamilton, who administered last
year's $55,CMXI TRIP (Traffic Records
Implementation Program) grant by the
stale.
Previously, traffic enforcement ha s
been doo.e by a branch of the
department's Patrot division beaded by
Lt. Wil1iam Blue.
The TRAP program was actually the
flfSt phase of an overall approach, which
cootpoterized Newport Beach's somewhat
unique traffic situation to provide a data
base from which to proceed .
HTHE POUCE DEPARThtENT is
ahead of schedule on the computerized
inlormaUon system project," noted city
Manager Robert L. Wym.
' a stack of books," says Ron Schnitger,
one of the il)structors for Lhe course
whlch meets from 2:45 p.1n. to S p.m.
two days a week.
"My role as a teacher is a teacher is
not so much to give them knowledge, but
to put them in situations where they'll be
frustrated and then be forced to come ·U!)
with their own answers."
This should not imply that the class
lacks scientific rigor, however. Students
are expected to learn the Latin names of
dozens of w'ildllfe species and to master
skills from topographical map-making to
certain techniques of che1ni cal analysis.
"The whole thrust of the class is to get
the students do\\'Tl on their hands and
knees to really look at the enviJ:onment."
says Dale Ghere. the course's other in-
structor.
·"THEY 00 HA VE to learn some loog
names. but the aim is not science for the
sake of science, bul to give them a solid
basis to illlderstand lvhat they're seeing.
We want students to know the outdoon
well enough to become friends wltb it."
The mentany gmed minor <MGM) pnr
gr~m is open only to students who can
sbOW exceptional mental ability. Special
funtls are provided by the state to permit
these students to be challenged beyond
normal student asslgnmeni's. The sup-
plemental 'funding for the Field Ecok>gy
class is $3.800, Schnltger said. most of
which goes to tbe cost of transJX>rtatim
on field trips.
•
• Ill Gear
"More infonnation ror traffic en·
forc:ement and engineering functions has
been produced than was even required ~
terms of the grant," \Vyru1 added.
The new TRAP program will utilize a
selective enforcement approech to e1·
isling traffic lav.·s as they relate to
human elements, seb:sonal variation and
safety engineering £actors.
SPECinC PROBLEMS can be at-
tacked as they develop -swnmer trafrf
jams are a prime example -tlftulh
coordination of the trap data package
and the trap enforcement technique ap--
proach.
"The police department plans ~o
reduce deaths, injuries and properi.V
damage," Clty·Manager Wynn declared.
He mentioned two fatal accidents
within two weeks on or near tbe
Mariner's mile section 0( PBciCk: Coast
Highway, a frequency higher than
normal and with the worst traffic yet to
come. 1
' I
H11,1iti1i~to11's
Yard Estimate
$110 ,000 Low
After a trust relationship had been
established; the still-black cat was taken
to the vet, where it took three days to
clean his fur, flush his ears, and give him
the standard de-worming and neutering
treatment.
TIIE BIU. WAS nearly $100. which
makes the whlte cat the IMSl expensive
in the couple's cat·help1ng career, a
career that has seen more than $10,CKM)
spent on individual animals.
Channel 5'0 Issue Slated Wlrlu County Employe , !
' Gro11ps Approve : The lo"'est bid for construction or
phase II of the city equipment yard in
Huntington Beech came in $110.000
above the city's estimated cost.
Public works officials eitpected phase
11 to cost $825.000. hut Julian-\Vaterfield
Construction Company bid $935.000.
Engineers in 1he public works depart·
ment wilt spend the ne1t two \veeks with
pencils and erasers. trying to eliminate'
eDOUgh constructioo items to brif'lg the
project in line ~·ith the budget.
"We l\'ere surprised to see it that far
above our estimate." Public \Vorks
Director Jim Wheeler rep<>rted. "Right
now we haven't the foggiest notion what
we'll cut out. but I hope to have a pro-
posal ror the council 's June 4 meeting ...
Phase I of the Gothard Stref"t cor-
poration yard was built for $900,000. It is
11 mechanical equipment garage.
Phase II was supposed to include a
8hop bulldinJ: for tilt' city'!! carpeniers.
painters, elcctricinns and o I h c r
tradesmen; a sceurc stor&ge building for
paints, poisonous Chemicals and similar
lleml; ·and an administnation building.
But the couple. who insist on anonymi·
ty because they don't want to be
s"·amped v.·ith the whole county's stray
cats. say the expenditure on the white
cat has been rewarding.
"He's really made a remarkable
recovery," says the~· "His hearing
is mostly relurned, and he 1s basically
friendly. 11' fact, he's like a dog lhe way
he follO\'VS you around and demands at·
tcntion."
TIIERE ARE, however, still problems.
Attcr not hearing for so long, he's ter·
r ified ot loud noises. And after develop-
ing a keen awareness or movement In the
absence of hearing, he still notices all
quick moven1ents.
"I'm sure there's someone out there
"''ho would be just right for him," insists
the wornan. "I just wish 1 could find out
\\'ho they arc "
If anyone is interested In o somC\\'het
neurotic but definitely frlendly white cat.
the woman urges 11 call to 536-34Sf.
For District Board Meet
The ChaMel 50 TV issue l\'iil be aired
again June S during a special meeting ol
the O>ast Oxnm\M'lity College DistMct
board ol educauon.
But tbe meeting, set for 7:30 p.m. at
district headquarters. 1370 Adams Ave.,
Com Mesa, has been blacked oul to the
public because it involves personnel mat·
ters.
TllE SEMJON, involving faculty And
KCX::E-TV management, will focus on a
recent reques t by faculty members to be
included in station policy-making.
Board President William Kettler and
'l'nlstee Robert Humphreys both said
last week they hope the sessloo will tJ·
pose the station man11:gement's !idt" of
the riU.
Tee.cbers from Orange Coe.st and
Golden West COilege complained earlier
thlJ y.,.,-they were being kept in the
dark about the purpooe, ,flllancing, and
general operaUon ol the <Ustrict's new
educational TV stattoo.
THE TWO FACULTY llelllles suboe-
Qllllltf1 burled a Ust ol 74 KOC&<lrieoted
q-oltheboonlol-ml demanded .......,,
In a 1tatemenl releued. dw!ng
Wednesday . nlfllil's bdard session the
faculty senates expressed "dlsa~
point.moot a nd dlsttess" with the qualiJY
of nn.~wers subsequently furnished by the
adminLstrat.ton.
The Stoalcs also charged that lillle
p~ had been achieved in r<IOlving
dltter..-..., faculty . porUcipatlon in
KOCE policy-making.
'I forfJof my mouthwash/'
Union Activity ,
I Members of two groups of Oranae
CoW1ty employes have fonnally approv4d
union bargaining with the county Per'· soonel department. 1
The two groups were recognized by Ille
Board of SuperviJors several mootls a~ as legitimate bargaintng agencies.! I
They Include the AF!,C!O Semce En!-
plof6 Unloo which Will repmeol llOlle
45 6uJlerlor Oourt c!ertis end t11e·1nim-.
tlonlf Union of Oporating Englneots
which will bartaln fO< 18 plant ..,.-..
•t the county's central uttllty faclllty 8'd1
tile <lnlnge County Medical <:mi.... '
James She!too, employe ·relations ol!i-
""' fur the pmonnel departmeat, ..ld
lht court derq voted 40 to S 1n favor Ill umoo "'1'.-itatlon and the englno<!rs
•ii!>roved bors•!nlna 111' a H to o vote! ,
Pm1oooly, all oilary nell'lll•tlons lbr
county employes we~ carTfed on by the'
Orange Oounty Employas AMoclatlon/ I
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L. Jtl. Bopd
Men · Rank 8th
In Woman Talk
Our Love and War man reports sadly that 10,000 secret·
ly recorded cooversations among women indicate that men
come in not first, second or third, but eighth among the
most common topics of. feminine conversation. He says it's
more likely women will talk about homes, clothes, mar-
-riage, family, love, beauty and art, in
that order.
Attempted murder of a husband
by a wife or vice versa is regarded as
a ground for divorce in only about half
a doren states. • .It's rouUnely con-
tended by the stargazers that a Scorpio
woman is far more likely to be pos-
sessive than (KISsessable ... Only way
to be absolutely certain twins are iden-
tical is f.hroua:h skin grafts, says a medlco .•. Three out
of every 50 brides buy their wedding gowns at lea.st six,
mooths in advance of the ceremony ... In lhe Air Force,
bear in mind, the majors outnwnber the second lieuten-
ants by two to one.
BREAST CANCER -Q. "What are the odds that a
lump in a woman's breast will tum out to be cancerous?"
A. Only about ooe chance In tbz:e, say the doctors.
Q. "As to the TV show called 'Kq Fu,' wasn't I.bat
the true mooiker of Confucius?"
'-A. ~etty close. His real name was K'ung Fu·tzu.
~·ve heard the balladier sing "On Top of Old
Smokey," but do not know the precise wherea00ut3 Of tbat
lolty spot! It's the crest ol Clingman'• Dome, highest point
in the Gieat Smokey mountains. It's 6,642 feet. Road runs
to within about 100 feet of It.
Just aboot Sil percent of all the rain falls back Into
the oceans from whence it done cametb.
PIANO TUNING -'Ibat electn::nic device known as
the oscilloscope is much uaed of late by the piano tuners.
But the experienced men 1n this mualcal game still say
they can check ut the tones more swiftly and more ae-
curately just with their ears. Uttle like wine tasting with
the palate . Or fabric testing with the fingertips . Or color
comparisons in the eyes of the oil painters. Those natural
senses, they're pretty hard to beat.
How do you explain the fact that it's the resident in
chilly Alaska who eats just about twice as much ice
cream annually as the average cititen nationwide.
Quite true, a ~ot of women bounce inBufficiently fund.
ed. checks, but police say the woman who actually forges
a phony is a rartty. That's almost as masculine a crime
as rape, they say. But not quite.
Addreas mail to L. M. B01Jd., P. 0 . Bo.t 1875, New-
port Beoch, Calif. 92660.
Monday, May 28, 1973 O.lll Y PI LOT
• Sex Drive ID Pregnancy
BOSTON (AP) --.. men ....., 1 tllnlllclol and
ateady reduction In Ml drive
u they go thnMlgb pttgoancy.
accontlng to researchers who
conducted a study or sex
bebavlor In :llJO pre""'nt
women.
Sharp Decline Shown
Due to Body C1ian ge
cUvictual re5ponsel att to sex
and pregnancy.
DURING 111E r~st three
months of pregnancy, ror in·
stance. 23 percent of the
women reported increased
sexual Interest while 28 per·
cent said their inte r es t The study, done by UniV1!rsl-
ty or Washln1ton mearchm
In Seattle with _,.,,, from
varied i>aclcCr<>UJldl, round
that interest and frequency of
sexual intercourse and the In~
tensity of oraasm decreasie
steadily over th< period or pregnancy.
HOWEVER, THE reverse
was true for about 11 ~t
of the women, who showed
more intense sexual interest
and orgasms down to the final
stages of pregnancy,
been talking to patients about
seruallty and pregnan cy
becauae m 8 lack of basic
data," Dr. Wagner Sllld.
HE ADDED that biJ project,
supported by a Rockelelle<
Foundation grant, has ended
but more bulc research on
tbiJ kind of sexual behavior 1'
needed.
The Seattle study said
Masten and Johnson found
that one-filth of the women
they tested felt they kist
physical attractiveness I o
their sex partners and the St.
Louis researchers gave this as
a major factor in declining
sexuality in the last three
months of pregnancy.
"Our results indicate that a
much smaller proportion ( 4
percent ) listed loss of at-
tnctiveneM as
change,'' said
study.
a roo.soa for
the Seattle decreased.
Toward th~ end of pregnan-
WHEN THE \vomcn in the cy, however. only 13 percent
new study who reported a still reported increased in-
change tn degree or intensity terest in sex and 75 percent
ol sex experience were asked said their interest decreast'.!d. 1-~fiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiil:--
to list the reasons for the "It ls obvious that the
change, their responses were human female undergoes a PllYATE TUST
., follows: complicated series of physical, FUNDS Al•'LllLE hormonal a n d psychologic "' Physical discomrort, 46 per· changes during pregnancy,.. FOR REAL UT ATE LOAMI
cent ; fear of injury of baby, '¥1 lhe study concluded. ''This 1•.~JJ:l:~='os
percent; loss of interest, 23 response to these changes is vP TO ~"" LOANS ON
percent; awkwardness 0 f quite vari able, reflecting the TAusT Of 0 OOUATEIVlil.
coitus, 17 percent: recom-highly individualistic nature of NnrPO~JtT e:oum FUNN
mendaUon of doctor, 8 per-human sexuality and response N cio Drlw
cent: reasons irrelevant tori~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~·~~~""~"~·~·~K~·~0~·,~··~·~n~"~'~44~""=~ pregnancy, 6 percent; and
other reasons, 15 percent.
The wom en who recorded
increased sexual interest and
activity after pregnancy, said
the study, indicate how in·
to pregnancy."
So11them
1'he study found younger
women ln newer marriages
had more active su lives at
the beginning or PreanancY
than older women who had
been marTled longer. The
younger women continued to
have more active sex during
pregnancy, even though at a
very decreased level, than
older women . Piggie Powered "Pregnancy appears to be a
unlque event in terms of a
woman's sexuality and should H'
be treated as such." said th< f,S
report in the New England Car Burns Only Ma1iure
Journal of Medicine.
"DESPITE MUCH of the re-
cent Interest In scientific and
popular literature a b o u t
human sexuality," the study
said, "the influences of the
state of pregnancy on this
highly variable aspect of
munan behavior are not well
known.''
Dr. Nathaniel N. Wagner, a
psychologist, said in an in-
terview be and colleagues Don
A. Solberg and Dr. Julius
Butler fowid there was only
one other majot American
study on sexual behavior dur-
ing pregnancy, done by Dr.
William Masters and Virginia
Johnson of St. Louis.
"Ph}'!lclans reaJly haven't
UCI Prof
Awarded
Fellowship
Dr. Lamar M. Hill of Irvine,
aai..tant pro1...., o1 htatory
at UC Irvine, has been award-
ed a fellowship by the NaUonal
Endowmtnt for the Human-
iUee.
The fellowship will allow
him to take a year's leave of
absence ln order to pursue his
•tudY of the politics of public
fiscal management ol early
17th century England .. The
material will be pert of a
study of an English judge ad·
rnia.istrator, Sir Julius Caesar,
and the bureaucratic en·
vtnmrnent In which be worked.
Dr. Hill plans to research
Exchequer dO:CUments in the
Public Record Office in lAln-
don and also to gather
material ror a related project
on the development o f
parliamentary control ol tax-
ation in the early 17th Cen-
tury.
T!Yl'NES, England CAP) -
Entlwooed behind tbe wheel ol
his manure-mobile, Brk.l.sh in·
ventor Harold Bate can sniff
hau#ltlly at fuel shortages
and the energy crl9is.
Wafted along at 78-miles-an·
hour on wings of brewed-up
pig dung, be can even pro-
nounce himself at one with tile
pure-air people and the anti-
amog crusaders.
''THERE'S NO odor at all ,
m carbon monoxide fumes, no
engine knock," B a t e ex-
plained, flicking a dashboard
switch lbot in mldfligllt con-
verted bis ba«<red I 9 5 5
'Pig manure is
is more potent.
Gets 11ou off to a
faCer start.'
Hillman l'Jun gasoline com-
bustion to melilane g .. <llstil~
ed l'Jun the leevtnp of the pig
!ann """"" tile road.
Sine< Bate put a pig in his
tank, scientis1s, ~ ••
and just onllnary mot<llista
!tun around the -Id mve
de>eended "" bis 151).year.<ld
Devon cottage llop!ng to
-tbe energy of the barnyard.
"Human waste would wort,
too/' the 65-year-old inventor
said. "Bui pig maoore i.. more
pota>I. Gda you off to a fatter
'T-llasgotto
be tM K11tl'8it of
manure supplies
••• there must be
tons ol it going to
..,...ee out there.•
otart. It _.. the greater tile
s1lnk, the ~ th< octane. Mote heat involved."
methane gas from available
local manure . Doon .,.,, lt -wMktlld• & M1mor11I OIYJ 2 11'.M. w"'lut1y1, Adml .. Mftl .I.JO 1duU11 1k youn1•ttn 11 '9 I•
The device, which looks like !.=:::::::::~~::::::::~ Frisbee wired for sound.
weighs a li ttle over a pound
and costs $33 including air
freight from the factory,
which happens to be Bate's
garage.
ADDING S11\AW, to form
carbon, ant water, for
hydrogen, it takes two weeks
to cook up a batdl of methane
from the manure pile, With the
ratio being roughly 100 pounds
of manure to the equivalent of
a tank of gasoline.
"'lblrty culllc feet 0 f
metflane equals a gallon of
petrol, but it's more efficient
and powerful," &aid Bate.
Bate ·keeps Ille equivalent of
10 gallons of pig power in the
trunk of his car bottled under
pressure in a canister the size
of • beer keg.
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"•r RIMf'VlllO!lt C•ll '"'' .. ,.,,,, CHU ..... 1,1
BATE SAYS he now gets 30
miles to the gallon from his
Hillman, ~ wilil a 11t· M. P. KRUSE & COMPAN'r: INC ,
tle over 20 when usLna Mmild he*" s1od tw;~
gaooline, and "can get her up 2100N MalnSIJtrt. Santa Ma.ca111om1a ?1706·171~1 547·1941
to 78 miles an boor If the cop.I~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;! pers aren't about." He figtH"es
his costs at about two cents a
gallon and alwa)'ll has an eye
open for new sources of Sl1P'
plles.
''T8lllS .... got to he the
Kuwalt of marure supplies,"
he intoned rapturously .
'"Ibere mmt be millions of
tons of it going to waste out
th«e. They're famous for It,
aren't they?"
Pn!oumably, be meant the .
cattle industry.
TRAINED AS an electrical
and 9team engineer, Bate got
bla first job demomtratlng the
first diesel trocks sold In
F.nglttnd.
Onee·A·Year
SALE!
The GENIE*
portable sewing machine
E1!1t1 of MARILYN WEllOR.G WINOSOllt. •lllO ll~n 11 MAllt1LYN W.''----------------------.J WINOSOilt, OKNlld. 1-BATE SAYS tile Idea fee
convert1ng maoore to motor
fuel occurred to him during
the Suez Crill'-' of 1956, when
leTVice ttatlons were ciclsing
all over Britain. He remem-
bered as a boy ,..Ing the Lon-
doo buses in World War I
powered by great bags d coal
gas strapped to the roof.
He la;t bla right leg in a
motorcycle accident 40 yean
ago, but managed to raise a
ram11y and purrue a long
career as a stock car racer.
Hls passion for cllemistry,
1'iticb he taught himseY, led to
a hobby or tinkering ond In-
venting. "'lbe loca1' think I'm
ba.lt mad )' he said.
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stitches: mulli·slitch, bllndstltch and zig-zag to sew
everyth~ from cotton to leather. 3. Makes sewing so
easy with up-front dialing and push-button control. 4.
The.sleek glide ·~n carry case provides spare room for
sewing accessories. Save now for nifty giving ... even
to yourself! " NOTICE IS HER.EIY GIVEN tti11 .WILLIAM W. WINDSOR Ills fll«I Mr1ln
• pttlllOn tot Pf'Obll• of wm •1111 tor l1w.mn.e• of L.iter1 THt•ment1ry to Pill·
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Huntington
Man Elected
Robert W. Ennlt of Hun·
tlngton Beach bu been elected
chairman ol the Golden West
College Acadoilc Senate for
1973-74.
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.
(AP) -The oecond pbaoe or a
$50 mHlion, 18-atory hotel-
caslno at nearby Stateline has
been approved here by the
Tahoe Regional P I a n n I n g
Agency.
The TRPA action came on a
7·2 vote on the plan lnvolvlni
Harrahs Hotel.
J. ALLAN BRAY. Callrornla
Gov. Ronald Reacan•1
representaUve on the TRPA,
argued that traffic problems
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l"!MllllH °""II CtNt 01ny Pll.t,
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A psychol09Y teacher, En·
nls, 35, joined tM Golden West
foculty in 1967.
He succeeds Mrt. Peggy L.
Staggs, Newport Beach, as
head of the JJ-member senate.
It serve. a1 the organizational
channel throU&b which fwly
partldpate In policy decisions
with the admlnlsiraUon of the
college and Coast Community
College Dlltrlct.
other olflcen are Dr. Pier·
re Grtme1, Santa Ana, vice
chairman; Mn. M8ry Parker,
Costa Mesa, secretary, and
Harvey Clemans, Newport
Beach, parliamentarian.
FllDBAY'
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YOUNG PEOPLE'S ART
County'• Beat Now on Exhibit
&oath Coast 'tlua
Bate claims some 5,000
motorists f1001 Point Barrow,
Alaska, to the ma yor of
nearby St. Ives have fitted his
patented "eutogas convert
device" to tllei< "'!!inea and
sent away Ur his lnsttuctl.om
on how to build a gas digester
In tile garden for producing
Who
Bate also has patented a
bicycle "propelled only by the
bouncing of your ·backside"
and is at work, between brew·
ing up batches of pig dung, on
an electric racing car.
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• DAD.Y PROT EDITORIAL .. AGt:
•
Remember • Ill Peace
During the War Between the Slat.!&, 1 soldier of that
tarrlble conOlct, perhaps tn a moment of rest and quiet,
was reOectlng on the fighting all around him when he
wrota a lament which began like thll:
"There's a Fight a-Ragin' Somewhere,
And ill Thunder Shakes the Ground ... "
Today, for tile ground forces 'of the United States of
America, there is no fight radng somewhere, with 1tl
thllftder shaking the ground. There is ptace and with
I~ a •petlal meaning for all Americans. It is that M ..
morial Day which we commemorate today has real sig-
nillcance as the first Memorial Day in many years cele-
brated In peace with the hope of a permanent abolition
of hostilities that pit man against man on the field of
batUe. The word memorial means a designation for re-
membering people or events. It has, tor all these years
of war, 11truck far too close lo home on Memorial Day.
For we have been remembering the men and women
who lost their lives in the service of their country even
as more men and women were sacrificing their lives .
Now we are able to make that remembrance of
their sacrifices in peace. And that is as it should be.
For it was in the cause or lasting peace that, as Abraham
Uncoln once observed, so costly a sacrifice was laid
upon the altar of freedom.
May that sacrifice always be remembered in peace
on our Memorial Days in the future.
Light on Women's Lib
Several decades back U.S. Supreme Court Justice
William Brandeis offered the opinion that sunlight is
the best disinfectant for festering social problems.
If he had been addressing himself specifically to the
women's llbention movemen~ he couldn't have been
more accunte.
Although the so-called llbbers were once widel,y
considered a pack of bra-burning crazies, It II becoming
lncreostngly apparent to the public lhat the majority ot
femlnllto ·are not there llJings at all.
Part of the change In outlook toward the women's
movement can be attributed to events like Jut week1s
Women's Week program at UC Irvine, where th<! whole
gamut or women's rights issues was given a thorough
public lliring.
Not only does th!& sort of rresentation Increase
understanding of the issues, but i makes It more dlffi·
cult for the most !trident and flamboyant factions of the
movement to grab the limelight and obscure the funda·
mental issues.
Certainly there are otill extremist elemenll In tho
\'(Omen's' movements: But o'n issues like equal pay for
equal work, fair consideration for job promotions, and
the right of employed women to obtain credit, purchase
homes, and make investments, there is co111iderably
heiBhlened public int.!rest and understanding. And it
is tune there should be.
Stocks, Not Bondage
Speaking of the-ladies, some stockholders reqiure
women to secure their husbands' permission before deal·
ing in stocks and borids. But a man can do all the mar·
ket manipulating he wishes without his wife's concent.
Sen. Nichols Petris . (0.-0akland) has introduced a
bill giving women equal rights in the ~roker's office.
It is a worthwhile and long overdue bill.
'Well, I just hope you don 't get one of those
awful criminal coddling judges, John.'
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Dietrich's
Secret--
Economic A dviser . Vrges Return t o Mandatory Controls . Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Expert Blasts Nixon's Phase III
'Presence'
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
Several readers who spied n1e at a
recent opening cl Marlene Dietrich'• one-
woman show have written to express
their surprise (and dlsappointment ) that
I have not ccmmented on her perfor-
manoe In the column. But, really what Is
there to say?
It is admirable
that a woman push-
ing (Or pulling) 70
can stand up and en-
thrall an audience. ,
despite an untrained ~ and untrue voice.
What is more re-
markable is that, 1
with no special dra-
matic or vocal talents, Miss Dietrich bas
managed ror some 50 years to become
and remain one of the entertainment
luminaries ol our time.
I 00 NOT happen lo be among her
rabid admirers -end she is apparently
the object or cult·wor.ihlp, just as Judy
Garland was -but it is incontrovertible
that the elusive quality we call
"prtsence" (for want of a better word)
is what has maintained her unique posi·
tion. Her beauty was certainly no
greater than many other film stars, and
while her legs were superb, legs are
hardly enough for stardom to stand on
for a half·century.
What such '·presence'' consists of. no
one has been ·able satisfactorily to define.
In fact. even the more commonplace
word. "charm," is not susceptible of a
definition that really says much more
than the won! itself.
SIR JAMES Barrie once famously
described chann as a sort or bloom on a
What a contrast to see Prime Ml&
ister Edward Heath grilled in the
House of Commons on the British
sex scandal within 48 hours after
the story !:teaks. Mr. Nixon has
yet to submit himself to any fonn
of questioning whatsoever on the
Watergate. A. J. D.
OIMfllr Ow <--" .... '"""'I,... •Y
rM<lltr1 tM o. ,,.. 1tect1Mrl1J ,.,ltct 1111
~ .r rtt. ,.......,.. ltM ywr ..r
_. tt oi-r o-. 0111y Plltf.
woman: "If you have 'it, you don't nttd
to have anything el!e ; and if you cQl't
have it, it doesn't much matter what else
you have ."
Others have tried their hands at tt,
with varying degrees of success. Amlel,
the great French aphorlst, defined charm
as "the quality in others of making· us
more satisifed with ourselves." John
Mason Brown said nwch the same thing:
"Chann is a glow within a woman that
casts a most becoming Ught on ot~rs ."
YET 1 am not even sure that
"presence" and "charm" are anywhere
near the same thing . Churchill had great
presence; his chann might be challenged
by many who knew him. The late Adlai
Stevenson bad abundant charm; but his
presence v.-as rather less commanding.
The big.,new, and ted.iou.sly over-work-
ed word, of course, Is "charisma." This
is a religious concept made ~ular and
vulgarized, from "a divinely Inspired gift
or power for securing the devotion of
large numbers of people." This is
something of what Miss Dietrich seems
lo have, more than anything else; and
although J personally am not pulled to
her by it, how else can I rationalize my
own excessive relishment of the
dramaticaliy mediocre and vocally un-
distinguished gentleman who glided
smoothly into his 80s just by being
Maurice Chevalier?
WASHINGTOf'i -A scathing In·
dlclment of PreSident Nixon's disastrous
Phase III 'Bnti-inflation program, his
economic· -advjsers and his detachment
from his own economic programs has
been lying inside the President's Oval Of·
flee like a ticking
time bomb for five
weeks, bearing the
signature of Mr.
Nixon's chief eco-
nomic spokesman
durinJ last year's:
presiljeuUal . cam·
palgn.
The author is Ca· . . .
nadian-bom Dr. Pi-, · ~
erre Rinfret, the noted New York-based
private consulting economist who has b_t·
timate ties to both Mr~ Nixon and his
newest White House aide, John B. Con·
nally, 'The April 12 attack on ~ .. "cur-
renUy dbastrous rate of inflation was
the result of a specific request from one-
time chief . domestic presidential aide
John Ehrlichman.
In making the request, ilu'licbman
spoke for Mr. Nixon himself. In answer-
ing i.l, Rinfret proposes a return to man-
datory controls, sharp limits on ProOts
and a temporary 15 percent income tax
boost for both corporations and in-
dividuals.
RINFREI', regarded by some
establishment economists as a n
irrepressible Peck's bad boy of the occult
art was a key author ol the highly prais-
ed ' Phase ll, which Shultz (Seo·
rttary of the T r e a s u r y ) , abruptly
terminated last January. Rinfret refused
to discuss his secret report with us
beyond admitting his advice had been re-
quested. His proposals, surruning up in
pungent language what many other
economists 1are now starting to say, were
made available to us by sources close to
the White House.
By coincidence, the disclosure ot. Rin-
fret's tough new anti-inflation proposals
Fed Up Wi th Sex? Jo in Sole Lib
A judge in Kalamazoo, Ohio, last v.•eek
reluctantly married J. Herbert Narsissis
to himself.
"It s~ml'd kind of qu~r,.. said the
judge art er the brier ceremony, during
which Narsissis vov.·ed to love, honor and
cherish himself.
"But 1 couldn't find
nothing in the law
against it."
The happy bride-
groom called his un-
usual marriage "a
lremendous brenk-
through" for the
fast-growing move·
ment. Sole Lib, of
which he is a founder. But he did object
lo the judge's use of the word "queer."
"YlE AREN'T homosexuals and we
aren't helerostxuals ," the 3l·vear-0ld
NarslSl!lis told ~wsmen. • ' W e ' r e
monose:ruals. We prefer, however, to be
..---B y fieorge----.
Dear George :
Don't you ever feel guilty about
them cutting down those big
beautiful treet to make paper to
print. your column on?
CURIOUS
Dear CurioUs:
NO-I'm .. ecol"ll)'·mlnded that
my column ls ooly pMnred on
weeds. 1hat '1 why my column Is so
short.
I
(..__AR_T_H_o_P_P_E__,)
described as sole practitioner; or 'soles'
-to distinguish ourselves rrom gays or
straights."
Narsissis said tJlousands of Americans
were joining Sole Lib every day. "The
people are simply red up with heterosex·
ual sex and homosexual sex. Magazines,
newspapers, books, movies and plays
dweU on little else. Monosexualilfm pr~
vides the only out.
"Our primary goal now is to get the
millions of Americans who are closet
soles," he said, "to come out of thtir
closets.•·
THE ASfONISltlNG growth of the
movement can be observ~ In any
American community. Sole bars are
fioorisbtng. Thert, customers of both
sexes sit on their stools starlng straight
ahead as a one-man band playa "Lo'IE
Alooe" ln a corner.
Occasionally a !K>le will get up to
dance with himself. And when the eve--
ning's over, he picks himself up and
heads out the door, muttertna. "My
place or mlne?"
Sales of sole food (whatever you like)
and sole clothes (soles are the only
Amerkans who dress to p 1 e 11 e
thernM!lvea) have tripled ln recent
montho. And the practice ol IOle thtl'lpy
11 1weeplq tho country.
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(In sole therapy, the sole iakes off his
clothes and engages in sensiUvity
awareness while shouting at himself
what he really thinks of himself.)
Psychiatrists have accused soles of
being "auttttrotic" -a charge Narsi5.!ls
hotly denies. "Many of our members,"
he says., "don't even own cars."
Meanwhile, Sole Lib is fighting for a
better deal for solea everywhere:
Narsiss.is, hJnueH, 11 now demanding the
IRS allow him to flle a joint tar return,
just llke any other married man. And
several young soles have applied for
hard!hip deferments from the draft on
the grounds they are the sole support of
themselves.
IN DEFENSE of soles, NarsJssls points
out that they never commit se:1 crimes,
don't support pornography as none ts
produced for monosesual lutes, and. he
adds, "You don't have to worry about
your si3ter marrying one."
At the same Ume, be speaks &lowingly
of the· joys of being a sole: tJNo hangups,
no fights, no diffl<lllt adjuab!leOt.s, no
recriminations and lf you 1ay 'Not
tonight, I've got a headache,' it means
you've got a headache."
Yet 110les are subtly discriminated
against. Sttalgbt.s view theta wl°' suspl·
ck>n. And what mother of a aole aon
h .. n'I said, "Why don'~ yoo /Ind a nice
girl and get married!"
.. We're the only llberaUon group that
doesn't want to be accepted." aays
Nan:m.f1 ~y. "We ]ust want to be ' len alone."
( EVANS·NOVAK)
-essential , he said, lo avoid other dollar
crises, a probable recession and a Toss of
so much "credibility" that the economy
could become "almost unmanageable" -
parallels the reemergence of ConnaUy as
a temporary White House ai9e in .the
Watergate disaster.
~ o~ Mr. Nixon's f~ asslgmnentt
for O:Jonally was to stoP' tile <tlrrent I~
• J>f.l'Cef'!t inflation fate 'ori in &nnua1, ·~
pounded basis. C..ally's: own 'proposals,
building on his glittering success as
author of the Augtllt 1971 wage-price
freeze, are also e x p e c t e d to clash
head-on with Secretary of the Treasury
George ShuJtz' free-market bias against
tough inflation controls.
%us, .Rinfret's appeal for an im-
mediate return to what· he calls the
"mandatory program" ol. Phase Ills.one
more heady signal that the White House
may be ready to dump Shultz's largely
voluntary program.
The heart of Rinfret's plan is his novel
15 percent income tax SC"heme. Dubbed
an ··anti· inflation tax," it would be col-
lected ·and immediately sequestered -
not to be spent until inflatiQll ended.
Receipts from this tax would funnel into
a special "escrow account," patterned
after West Gennany's anti-inflation tax
system. Rinfret wrote the President:
"The funds could be refunded ... when
adequate restraint on the economy had been exercised and when the refund
would help e:rpand economic activity."
IN ADDmON, Rinfret advised the
President:
L To grab the administration's
economic reins in his own hands and n.:it
let anyone else get control (an obvious
slap al Shultz). "The people need to know
that the President cares about their
economic weUare," Rinfret counseled.
"He has to remain visibly involved."
2. To end the mishmash of phony
forecasting which has come from Shultz,
Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of
Economic Advisers, and Roy Ash, head
of the Offit:e of Management and Budget,
whose appa rent ignorance about the true
force ol today's roaring inflation has
become a bad Washington joke.
3. To embargo the export of short.sup·
ply commodities, such as meat and
chicken, logs and grains. Foreign buying.
he told the President, is adding In·
tolerably to the inflation spirals.
4. ~1ore conventionally, Rinfret wants
even deeper spending cuts and a more in·
terventionist policy by the Federal
Reserve system to slow the supply of
new mooey. He would limit price in·
creases to 1.5 percent and wage hikes to
5.5 percent a year.
Now that the President is reeling from
the hammer blo\VS of \Vatcrgate and has
Connally pressing from inside and Rin·
fret fro1n outside for a return to seMous
inflation controls, he mav nt last order
Shultz to abandon Phase III -or decide
to abandon Shultz.
Taxpayer Al ways 'Guilty'
The way things are, if the ta1 boys say
it's so, it's so.
If they say you owe so much. you owe
it . Unless and until you can prove
otherwise.
And, If the county tax assessor says
y o u r property is
worth so much,
that's it; pay up.
Unless and until you
can prove otherwise.
Under our laws,
the burden and the
ex~e of proof Is
on the taxpayer.
In no other area
of our aovemment
is that so. In other realms, in this ~
public, the citizen is protected by the
benefit of doubt ; innoce.nt until proven
guilty.
BUT CAESAR'S la1 men -both state
and federal -art above the statutes,
above the CoostituUon, and above the
people.
There ts little of separation of pcwer
inherent ln the tu codes. Take the Slate
Boan! of EqualluUon. ·0r, the Franchise
Tax: Board. ~Y make their own rules,
they adminlster thorn, and they hold the
hearings to determine vio1ation and
,penalty.
Whoever gave them such power? Our
elected represent&ti\'.es, that's who. The
lcglslalon sold us out 'l\ilen Ibey said the
Wick s
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~how~.,,.,.
find MOfl(Jh ... fD
IJatlt.~ l"lr.' .. . '
(.._·_R_u_s_W,_l\t_:r_o_N_J
tax boys could make their own rules and
regulations and administer and enforce
them .
And so those rules and regulations
were laid down, on our backs. Now, they
govern us as lightly as any law that was
debated and voted by the legislature and
signed by the executive.
That is not representative government;
that is lyraMy!
THE BASIS ror such unbridled power
is the preslllTlption that government does
not act except in accordance with the
law. Hogwash!
Whoever dreamed lhat one up?
Whoever it was has never read 'Ibomas
Jefferson. Never listened to the damns of
the thousands ol common folk who each
year are violated and scared out of their
wits by the arrogance and the usurpation
of power practised by the agents of taxes
and assessments.
Slate Senator James Q. Wedworth, I).
Inglewood, wants to put '8 stop to all
that; he wants to cbange the ways the
tax laws work.
Wedworth wants to establish "rebut.
table presumption " in all ta1 matters.
He wanls the burden of proof shifted
from the taxpayer to the taxing agency,
where It belongs. Meaning that, in this
ar'a as in all others, he wants the citizen
considered innocent (or wrong ) until
proven guilty (or wrong). \
lllS SENATE BIU. 443 would legislate
that in any 1dministrative bearing "in-
volving the lmposlOon of a tax or tbe
assessment or property" the government
would be foroed to carry the burden of
proof.
Quotes
''rW°a laave no prol)lem II.ere l'fs..a-vJs
mm and women. Tiiey are ~ baman
hel.D(•. wom ..... -.. lllo®oeed or
lbrown In the 1tree& at qy Jlme and
made to "'6rt In order tt Uve .•• Tbt.~
ft.tktt 8 afdl: tocle&y. )t doeso'& kappa.I
ta lalun." -Muommar Khadary, Llhyan
~uident, lecturing Westerner• for their
ltett~t of 1tOmen.
If passed. the law v.·ould apply to all
tax hearings -property, income,
business, etc.
Score one for the Little people!
\\lcdworth's bill is before the Senate
Revenue and Tax C<Jmmittee. It tias plen-
ty of opposition; powerful opposition : the
State Board or Equalization, the
Franchise Tax Board , the county
supervisors' '8.ssn., the county ta:r
assessors' group, and Santa Clara, San
Diego and San Francisco counties.
THE OPPONENTS claim such a law
would increase their work load and make
things inconvenient for government.
Well , whoever said that things should
be based on the ronvenience of govern-
ment at the expense of individual rightl?
Government is supposed to be convenient
for the people. Al least, that was the idea
once upon a time.
Listen. If the government can spend
mHlions to assure Angela Davis the op-
portunity for justice, as it should have,
then it can sure as hell take the ti.me and
the burden to !psure justice for the com-
mon man -the taxpayer.
And if the taxpayers want SenatOr
Wedworth·s bill to become law, they had
better take the lime to put the heat on
their county supervisors and their state
legislators.
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DAILY PILOT
Robert N. \Veed, Pubtiahtr
Thoma.1 Keevil, Editor
Barbara Kr111ibich
EcUeorial Poati Editor
The t'ditonal .. ~ ot the Daily
Piiot 'aeeks 10 inform and 1timula.1e
......,.. by .,......i,.... on this ..,.
divtrae • commentttry ·on fOpiCll ot in.. ,
tft'ef( by syndicated eohlmnista and
caJ100rtlstt, by l'/"OYkflng a fonim for
readM's' views and by prnent.lnar thtl
nrPWfP8per'• oplnSonl and kleu on
curTt:nl toplct. The editorial opln&on. "t
of thct Daily Piiot awear only In ihc ~
editorial column at 111 .. top Q( tho ~
Pftit. Oplnklnt exs-e•d by the ool.
• ummsu and cartoonnta and leUtr l
wrtt!n are 1helr own and no endorft.-
rncnt of 1hc1r vltw1 by the Dally
PUot lhoukl be lnfund.
Monday, M'I)' 28, 1973
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,-iffowe1'• Wortl&
i ! Watergate Affair
l I Bad on Economy?
DAILY PILOT f
• Ill Phone Book Report False Ads
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lo'lf ~ -·no t• flt JOhollm MdOd. · ... --_.. In lla quiRu>enll: • · men\ of Coo:Mne< Alfalrl, mlkleedlnc ltlCementt, w The te........, alficlal llkl • diNctoi1es ,, he added -Prlee ad 'Yer t Is I n I or "'--'--ol r---, •-1-
" ' ,..m to --It." tbot uooge lllUdlal Indicate Be said' Padfle T~epbme "ball" advertlslnl is not ac-;;,.-•;::.,... ~~= :., , -.,,.... __ from tha ,._._ '"~ cepl<d.
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. ~ Plfdllc: ~'s Dew l -·•I -~-Jn contads °"" IAI0,000 ""*--()uu-~be.-! various trade groups and ...
credit bad lbe Wbi\e Hou,. • gejleill ......,_. l<Jr Oran&o Calilomla. IS ,....,..i o1 lbe -lMU&liy, and that .W-ell tenns ond coodlllons sodatlon!, to """"" high
•<led more vlgorowdy to ~b t; ~ly, C. I\. J-.... adult popdedon uoed tile Ye!-lbe overwllolminl ..,joril}' ol are spelled out·in full. etblcal itandanls in ad-
t liow much if Watergate con-
lrlbutlng to today" disturbing konomic 1'C'ne.rio of a
!uptrheeted economic boom, a
~llopinc' ra~ or lnflaUoo. a
tek siOct tfiarket, a dollar
gain WK1.er speculative at-
ck. spreaili~ dan&•r of
oesslon in 1974!
r,
You'll. nev~ be able to prove
rec1se-·
y how much
pnd com-
tnents blam-
ing It all oo
Water-
ga le are non-
sense. But
the psycholo-
gy " \hi• pc>-lltlcal crisis •o•T~R
bas undeniably now become a
Etor -so here are five ba-
polnts to guide you in your
picions:
' (I) MAJOR ECONOMIC
policy decisions at the White
'Hou.se level have been and are
being greatly modified or
shelved. Preoccupation with
Watergate-must play a part in
~ weakening or leadership.
, As just one illustration,
r_:esident Nixon's tightening
pf price controls early this
month was little more than a
i:esture. All he has ordered is
advance clearance of some
price increases by companies
with annual sales of more than
$250 million.
That's so modest that, even
within the administration, no
one has bothered to claim any
significant impact for the
moves.
Whether or not Nixon would
have taken more drastic ac·
tion is not the issue. The fact
is that this crucial policy
decision was so undramatic it
actuaJ!y has had an adverse
effect.· And while you'll never
know how much Watergate
contributed to Nixon 's failure
to act as so many of us hoped
he would, you can suspect.
. (%) AS A RESULT of this
lack of anti·inflat ion
leadership from · the White
House, the Federal Reserve
ilas assumed more of the
burden ol the inflation fight.
It is clamping down even
more on credit, encouraging
·interest rates to rise even
•higher -and both policies are
adding to the decline in stock
prices and the threat of
business recession.
'nle Federal Reserve is well
aware that its latest moves
carry risks of f u t u r e
recession, and it certainly will
try to avoid a repetition of the
"credit crunch" that led to the
first Nixon recession in 1969--
70. But the danger is there. At
the same time, high interest
rates on boll& are draining
money from the stock market.
WOULD THE Central Bank
be going this far in tightening
State Banks
Increase
P1ime Rate
lnflaUoo? You'll never be Abfe 1 , •• .. kw . Page$ .and, Ulel1 lt tbese people are as ooncerned -Bu.We.ues who u,,e more vertls.ing.
to pl'6lle how much Wat.rgate ICllllUC[ B!: SAID IN such • caoa. i:oeoatedly to looate a product wltli ..--satisfacUm as than one business name unde<l;;iiiOiiiOii;i;;;iOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOii;;;o;
CU\ iOtO lht! C8p&CJty Of the l.lftN' I custoo1efs lhOuJd call their or service. • b tht phone OOfDJl8TIY. 8 clasdflC8tiOI!. are required (0
White Uouse to act -but you ''-------~~ local teteimne ' com 6 a·o y ha"' croos-relllf~. NEWPORT LEASES can suspect. . business office. ''11118 1UND of USll9 and Jom{STON POINTED out "We get very few ccm· 2411 W• C.-.... ......,
(') Out in the real world, ''
4
.;_ '"'lhis is the one meam. we general pubUc acceptance are that the company doesn't ac-plaints about Yellow Pages Le•1ing •II Vehicles
conSwr.iers and businessmen five guidelines take }'OU,\'°""' have of. ctfertng: cmsurner ~ .result ol Pacific ce~ advertising that ts ads," Jomston sakl, ';but we
"" spending al ao unsua-0 Mpicioos wtll not be · gOOd . protectloo to -ofy usen Tele!lllooe'r cootlm!N efforts. mlaleadtng either directly Ol' follow up on any that we do 645-2202
tainable rate !er goods, ...SV--~ne~wa~!<r~this~.'.'.na~t~iqo~._-__ .:._'.aqd~.."ol~ma~in~la~~~~ljlt~· _'llilh~. ~_":lo'_"°"'~'."e'_Y.'.'eilow~~p~-~· _'users~~-"b?:Y_'inl~ereoc<~".':_· -----~hee~r ~abou~t':.. '::_' '-'------~~~~~~~~~~
ices, plants, equipmeat. But ln \
the stock market, prices are
f.ading -more in reOecttoo of
dwindling buying than heavy
selling.
It's ridiculous to blame the
stock market's pro Ion g e d
slump on · Watergate. This
decline began long, long before
Watergate e n t e r e d the
Amertcan language -in
response to rising interest
r a t e s , persistent inflation,
distortions caused by in·
stitutional investors, the in·
dividuaJ investor's bloodbath
in 1968-7G and subsequent
decision to abandon Wall
Street in massive numbers
and other factors.
Bur THE INDIVIDUAL in-
vestor's confidence ls being
further undercut by this crisl9
-that's for sure -and until
he regains confidence, he wil1
not return to Wall Street on a
large scale.
You'll never know how much
Watergate is now helping Wall
Street's declines to feed on
declines -but you can guess.
( 4) The renewed attack on
the dollar and the upsurge in
the price of gold in world
markets must be attributed in
major part to Watergate.
, Here, the tie seems clear and
the danger of p olit ical
upheaval in the U.S. obviously
runs over into the economic
sphere.
THERE IS NO economic·
monetary reason for another
speculative attack on the
dollar at this time. Our trade
balance is improving, not
worsening; our dollar has
been devalued twice in a short
span; our inflation is bad Mlt
not nearly as bad as in many
other leading nations.
The attadt has to reflect a
crisis of confidence arising out
of Watergate and the fear tha\
thE! President won 't be able to
\p4, ..
(>)-Fin~lly, 'the 1972-73
busiuess boom has been allow-
ed to becoJiie so superheated
and unrustainabte that it can-
not last -and it well may do
more than slow dqwn.
INDICATIONS ARE
multiplying that e c o n o m i c
trouble is starting to develop
below the surface and talk of
recession is becoming much ;"""
more open. It could be only a
"Japanese. recession"
meaning a slo•er rate of rise
in '74 than in '73; it could be a
leveling off with o n 1 iY
moderate impact on
paychecks and profits; it could
be an actual downturn, the
second recession of the Nixon
tenure, and opinion is in·
creasing that this is what it
will be.
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You'll never know how much
Watergate has kept the ad-
ministration fr om acting in
time to curb the boom -so it
wouldn't have reached this
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -dangerously overheated stage
Four major banks i n -or how much the crisis is
California have boosted their weakening NlXon's authority -tritne interest rates one-in the economic sphere. But
quarter percent with Bank of you can suspect.
•;America blaming the bike on And no matter where the9C
SAVIN-GS
to 30°/o
and More!
i'!'an increasingly restrictive"jiiiiiiiiiiii ''Jnonetary pol.icy." II
• ., Wells Fargo, B a n k of
ceaJ.ifomia and Q-ocker joined
in setting a 7V• percent base
"lending rate for large business
borrowers.
· It was the fifth rise in the
' Industry this year and follow-
ed by one day a quarter point
ina'ease by major New York
·!ranks.
'. ' ''Albertson's
! To Expand
1 BOISE, ldaOO (AP) -'l1le
I p....ident m AlbertBOO's Inc.
I says t6Je Jdahc>based grocery
' chain is nearing 300 stores.
I Robert D. Bolinder said· the
I firm bas 2$5 9tores In opera·
' tlon, eU 1n west.em slates, and
has UIOlher 311 under planning
I ot coostrucUon.
He said tour new storts
1 have opened recemly tn Idaho
: Falls ond BlD'ley, ldalio;
1 CUper, Wyo., and Lone ,-.
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sofas, chairs, bedding ahd ·desks . _ .for every
room In the house! Al Biggar savings to 30%
and even more on some items. Why· not have
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33 lnd·y Drivers Race
For $1 Million Today
INDIANAPOLIS CAP> -'lblrty·thrte
:rivers, including the ever.dangerous A.
'. Foyt and ha.If a dozen younger eager
hargers, will race for •1 mUUoo: today in
1bat should be the fastest Indianapolis
· 00 mlle race ever nm.
This 57th renewal of t.he Memorial Day
W:sic, Amerlca's No. 1 crowd It·
rad.ion, Is due lo begin at 9 a.m (PDT}.
·fter three hour! of. ceremonies that
iave become tradltlooal at the ancient
Jdianapolis Motor Speedway.
The race Yii ll be broadcast on radio
lation KBIG (740) with pre-race com·
nentary beginning at 8 a.m.
It will also be televised nationally
Channel 7) six houn; after the race,
rom 9-ll p.m.
There is a threat of rain, but the usual
lullitude already is assured. All 235,000
ermanent seats have been sold and
peedway officials said tbcy are ready to
iack another 100,000 into a vast infield
riade lush and green by unusually heavy
·pring showers.
Lured by the prospect or exceedingly
\angerous wheel-to-wheel racing at
speeds in exceas ol 190 miles pu hour,
the first ae:at.I to go are located ln 20 new
VIP boxes comtructed jW>l o(f the
speedway'• second tum.
These encloaed, alr-c:mclitiooed suite!
sold for from 110.000 "' no,ooo each. The
eaae with wbicb they were gobbled up
persuaded speedway owner A n t o n
"Tony" ~man to announce that ie.at
0. Radio Toflafl
KBIG (740)
rates for the 1974 event will be higher -
a $10 increase, for instance, in this year's
$40 chair seata.
Foor days of time trials, during which
every driver worth hl..s salt risked lite
and Jjmb to crack the 200 mph barrier,
produced 33 starters, among them the
venerable, 38-year-old Foyt and four
other irevious winners.
Starting \Wth Johnny Rutherlord's
record pole-winning speed of 198.413 mph ,
the drivers averaged 192.329 mph from
the front row through last-place starter
Jim McElreath, a 4~year-old war horse.
It was a demonstration of sheer speed
Dodgers Edge NY
LA's Moved-in Fences
Big Boost w Ferguson
LOS ANGELE.5 -Joe Ferguson and
itis bat have f~nd a home at Dodger
Stadium and as a result the Dodgers ere
on a tear, Jlh games out ol first place in
t.he Nationa l League West.
Ferguson, National League runs bat-
ted in leader with 37, picked up his !Ith
homer of the young campaign Sunday
and it proved a big one as LA took its
third verdict in a row from the New York
7:SS p.m. l:JS ci.m. :55 p,m. 7:" p.m.
11-fets, 2-1 , bcrare 31 ,108 sun-baked fans,
bere.
"To me this park is ideal now that the
fenct!9 have been moved in," Ferguson
says. "I've hit two or three home runs
this year lhat wouldn·t have gone out last
year. · ·
"In other parks 1 try to keep ~he ball
down and more on a line when l hit. Herc
I try to keep it in the air. One thing l
have to guard against now is trying to hit ·
.everything out instead of going for
singles." ·
HALOS ARE IDLED;
SINGER VP TODAY
MILWAUKEE -Bill ' Sing..-bids !or
his eighth victory of the young American
League baseball season today when the
ca.uremia Angels take on Milwaukee in
an 11 :30 a.m. tilt
lt'll be broadcast oo radio (KMPC,
7101.
The Halos' Singer has a 7-2 record and
was scheduled to pitch s..mday's game
which was postponed because of rain. No
makeup dale was set.
Apparently the psydlological edge of
the moved-in fences bu worked ill part
on Ferguson. Dodgers vice president Red
Patterson says the shortened ferices have
resulted In eight home runs thls year that
would not have cleared the fences a year
ago.
And he says that none of those eight
has come off Ferguson's bat. "Just ·goes
to shQw you that the psychological part
of the game can mean as much to a
player as the j>hysical part," Patterson
says.
Doo Sutton spark.Jed on the·mound Sun·
day for the winners, gaing the diStance
and allowing only three. hits in the fmal
seven innings.
"Usually when I have to make a lot of
pitches early ·tt sh(>ws later," SUtton told
the ptts:s. "But today It wasi'i that way.
I didn't get loose "'!Iii. Ibo lhlrd inning
and I didn't !eel my brealdng ball •Im
to work until tbe fourth.
"The heai oo the field was really rotigh
- I had to start taking oxygen in the
sixth to keep fresh -1 guess you could
say I took gas."
Sut.tOO, who. haB yielded ooly two earn-
ed runs in the last 26 innings he.'s toiled,
wu in trouble those fint two lnninis.
Four of the first seven hitters he !iced
singled and New York had the bases
loaded with one out in the second. But he
gQt tough after that, fanning Bud Har-
relBOn and getting rival hurler Jerry
Koosman to fly out.
Tooigbt at 8 the Phillies move into
~er Stadium to apen a thr~game ' """"'· HP 'rOlllC •II r It 111 W G•rrfl 3ti Mlllatt:1tl MllMr lb $l•11b ,, ICr•nPOOI If
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that the wealher-beaten old asphalt oval
had never seen. And it coet· driver Art
Pol.lard hi1 life.
The «-yeer-0ld Pollard, who prided
hlmsell in being !be IIM)lt gllJJlOl'OUI o!
racinl's grandpas, died an hour after hlJ
racer crashed in Oamee shortly before
1be first round o! qualifying wu "' bealn
May 12.
Pollard most surely would have earned
a •pol hlgh up 1n the field. He had pooled
laps at 196-plus minutes before hlJ crash.
Rutherford. a rugged1y handsome $-
year-old veteran from Fort Wonh, came
closest to the magic 200 mpb figure. His
third lap in a series of lour around the
2.~mile oval was recorded at 199.083.
Shortly afterward, he told newsmen :
''They wouldn't hurt my feelings a bit 1£
they slowed these cars down 10 miles an
hour. or even more." ·
Bobby Unser, the 1969 winner,
captured the No. 2 spot in an 01.sooite
Eagle at 198.183 -onJy twenty ooe-hun-·
dredths of a second slower 'than
Rulherford.
Mark Donohue, who came out of the
pack lo win in 1m. qualified his Sunoco ex McLaren at 197.412 to nail .the other
front row berth in the three-abreast
starting order.
The seoood row lineup has Swede
Savage, a 26-year-old Californian who is.._
malting only his second start at ln-I
dianapolis after a near fatal crash on the
West U>ast 1n 1971; up-an<k:oming Gary
Bettenhausen, soo of a driver who wu
killed at the Speedway in 1961; and Marlo
Andcelti, the 1969 champioo.
Jn Ille lhlrd row are Steve Krisilolf, 211,
a comparative newcomer; Al. Ureer,
whose wins in 1970 and l!t71 were the last
wch sequ~ sili-e BID Vukovich did it
ln 1953-l!JM; and 28-year-old Jimmy Car-
nrthers, Pollard's teammate, who is
making only-hl9 teOOlld start.
There are three rookies lo the race, the
)1!118llest first-year group In yeani. Bobby
Allison, who WM more than !300,000 ln
stock can last year, qualified lllh
fastest at 192.306 mpi, the swlltest four
laps a new man has ever r'eCOl'ded at the
Speedway_
The other rookies are Graham McRae,
a New Zealand road racing grad, and
Jetty Karl, whooe Chevrolet-Howard
Eagle is the first rear'<lash engine stock
block machine to make the race since the
early 1960s.
Foyt, seeking to become t h e
SpeOOway's lim f<JUT-tlme champloo,
will be lying Z3nl at tile start. U It were
anybody else, the odd! """1d tie tremen-
dous that the :J8.1'ear-Old T...., could oull
himsell.111At far out" tl!O ~and win.
Graham Hill; !he 1961 w!Me<, l!Mted
15lh aol that's the farthest bacl< a wii>-
ner has started in 20 years.
But Foy( Is a cbarg.,. of the flnt
orde<. lie qualified a balky maclllno o!
his own desijpl al a paUry 188.927 mpll.
He lnuned!Ately took hls engines back ·!<>
l\IS shops 1n Houstoo, and when he
returned, be cracked off practice laps at
194 mph -well ov« what ls expected I<>
be the pece of the race leader.
Rutherford also is OOcking aome
serious odds. Al Unse!' was the last win-
ner to start from tile Pole wilen he pulled
it off ln 1970, and only eigtit have done lt
since the first race in 1911.
Donohue, an intense soft-spoken Brown
University engineering graduatj!, streak-
ed to victory in his fourth try last year
with a rerord 500:-mile speed of 162.962
mph and collected $218,767.90 from the
purse of. $1,011,845.M. The average speed
and the total ?Jl"Se should go up this
year.
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Dlvfslon w L
Detroit 23 20
·New York 22 22
Baltimore t8 19
Milwaukee 19 22
Bmton 18 21
Cleveland 19 23
West Dlvillon
Chicago 24 14
Angels 22 18
Kansas City 25 21
Mir1ne90ta 21 19
Oakland 23 21
Te•aS 13 27
S1111C11r•1 llHlllll
ICanlH Clry 11·2., 8Dtl0fl J.7 T1~11 S, N-York 2 Cltvtllnd 11 Chlc_,a, po1tpgnMI
A111tll 11 Mllw1Uk .. , pol!~ lllltlmor1 ,, Mlnnnot1. p(Mlponld
OflkltllCI 11 0.troll, poltpoNd
Pct
.535
.500
.486
.463
.462
.452
.632
.550
.5'3
.525
.523
'.325
GB
l II
2
3
3
311
3
3
4
4
12
TM1'('1 ••-lltlllmor't Ai.x11'1dtr 4.(1) ti MlnnHOlt (IC11I J.2)
Tt•11 (Hv<lton 2.(1 or Merritt IMli ti Ntw York ,,...,.,._, ,_.I
01kl1nd (II ut l·2J 1t Orlroll (Colefrl9n 1-l)
loaton !Ptllln J·1j •I 1(1n111 CllV IOrata .14) Ant ... ($111Nr J, ) 91 MllWllukM (lltU .f.JJ V.
Cltv1111\C1 CJohn1on 1-2 1nd Wll«t~ J.(I) 11 Clllc100
(WooO 11·3 t nd Wood 11·1) tresumpl!on of 11111~ c11m. fhv ?• prtc:90" re;11l1r O•~I ,_,,,., .. "'"
CM1~1tand •' T1)tt Petrol! ti Chicago
Mlnntt0t1 11 Mltwau~" Oflkl1nd ti Ntw Ytrk ...... 11 aotton
ll1lllrnot1 II KlnNt cny
I
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
w L
Chicago 27 l7
Ne\V York 20 20
Pittsburgh 17 20
f\fontreal 17 21
Philadelphia 19 24
St. Louis 16 24
West Division
San Francisco 30 19
Houston 2il 19
Dodgers 27 19
Cincinnati 25 19
Atlanta 17 26
San Diego 16 31
SundtY'• lnun1
Hou1ton ,, Pltl1bu•ol'I 2
SI. LOUii 5, All•n11 ' Clllt•to 6, Clnclnn1!1 a _,., 'I New York 1 Sin l"tlne aco e, Montr~1r 1 Pl'lll1dllohl11 •..i. San OllQO) l-4
Tld1y'1 Olm11
Pct.
.614
.500
.459
.447
.442
.400
.612
.596
.587
.588
.395
.340
GB
5
611
7
7~~
9
l
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211
10
13
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M•rlchll! ~) Alllnl1 (Htrrlwn 0.1) If SI, LOUii !Wiit l-1) MOnlreel (McAn1l!y 1·1) 11 San 01'110 !Cor•1n1 l-') Pl\ll.iHl'1hl1 !Authvtn l·l) •I D •d I. r.
(Ml'llolt'tmllh 4-0
Tilftd1y'1 Ol"'H
Houlton 11 Chlt•OO Pltl~Jplll1 et Doe11•n Hrw Yor-•I S..n Fr1nt.llCD
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°"IY G.lmn Schtduled
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JEFF MALINOFF UPENDS NORTHRIDGE SECOND BASEMAN MIKE FITZSIMMONS
UCI Tops Matadors, 8-6;
Earns Trip to Spri.ngf ield
By HOWARD L. JIANDY
., tlW D811Y PH .. Stiff
UC Irvine will represent the west in
the NCAA college division world series
beginnhJi Friday in Springfield, Ill. alter
surviving a 14-lnning, Uiour~ 46-minute
niaratl»n •truggle in defeating. Cal State
(Nonhrld8e), H , for the regional cham-
pionship Sunday on the UC! field .before
1}178 aun-dreocbed fans.
Bul tho8e wllo wibles!ed the struggle
8re of the opinion the Matadors should
also make the nationals and cbances are
good that both teams would SlK'Vive to
the finals. eoaCh Gary Adams gambled by
starting ailing rl~ Tom Dodd Oil
!be mound In the cbamploosblp struggle
and gol oeven •iroog lnnlnp from him.
Gary Wheelock, a winner Saturday
over Puget Sound, came On ln a relief
stint to galn credit !or tbe victory alter
givtng up a single to tie the oount to !be
Wohlhuter
Sets World
' 880 Record
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rick
Wohlhuter, a former Notre Dame star,
set a world record in the half mile Sun-
day, flying past South Africa's Danie
Malan and clocking I: 44.6 at a track
meet al the Coliseum.
Wohlhuter and Malan came olf the
final turn together and with 70 yards to
go the American charged to the front.
A1alan made a brief challenge but
Wohlhuter cut in front of him into the
pole lane and eaB away.
His last lap was clocked ln 52.2 seconds
after Mark Wlnzenr!ed of Club West bad
led through the fint quarter in 52.0.
The S.!oot-9, 13().pound Wohlhuter beat
the previous world and American record
of I: 44.9 by J1m R'ywi at Tern Haute,
Ind., on June 10, 1968. ~
Mal an, who &id taken the from
Winzenried on the beck stret was
clocked in 1: 45. l for a South African
record. Malan has run 800 meters in
1:4~.t already this year, but the yard
race is about slx yards longer.
The half mile race upstaged the
featured mile run, the flnal event, which
WAS billed as the best field of the year.
Five runners all had held the lead
before Ken Popejoy of Michigan State
unleashed a ().uious kick to steal the show
ln 3:58 .4.
110.~ !'tllrdln -l. MHbum, lJ.J. 7. llf.lch, 1l ,5. 3. Whlll, 13.5 .•. 0."'tnPOf'I, U,,,
100 m•ltr1 dlslt -I. Wllll•ms, 10.J. 2. W1tthlngton,
I0,4. J. Smlll'I, 10-4. '· Merl-1hlr. 10.6. Shol gut -1. F-rbKl'I, 11)..j'li., 2. WOOd'I, .._.Vo, 3.
w11,,.1m, 63·~. •. Sotmklw, '1-2.W..
Two mll• -I. PlllttfNl\I, 1i2'.6. 2. G.11, 1:36.•. 3. St-rt, l :Jf,2. L Smttl'I. 1:14..,
W°"'"''I 100 -:t.il L..--i 10.7, 2. f'f!'VtrlOn ID.I. l. Wltlf', 11.1 ... H lie, ll.I. o~cut -I, lklflll, •n. 2. Powell, 2(11-1 , J, Vollmer, 20N, .. SllW'ttr, lft.4. 440 -1. Nl'WflOUll, 4.5.f, :t ll"OliMlry, .a.3. 3. R1~ 4, Mvtlll1 ..._ ..
UlftCI -Wlfll•~ j:f.11Yli, 2. MtAlltl•r, U...
J ~ ...... '"'"'· .. ~. HIOll Jl<lf'ICI -1. ltor'M. 7•2. 2. ti• ~ Cu!11tl
Ind Mewlilnt. 7.(1, •• bl1-lt:otllllk Ind 5Npaf(I, .. "· L9oll \14\>ll -1, ~U•P'CI. 17•1, 2, LtOM111l1t, 17·1, 1.
TrK-111, 11·1, Ho fourttl.
Vt -1. w1ui.""1. 20.1. 2. qv."11. '°·'· 1. O.Ck••d, !1.1, L GIHl•l"d, 21-'•
W111Mn'1 +tO -1,, _F~Ol'I, ~.1, 1. Wl1er, S..6. 3. H1mmond, ".I . L ac:ott, SJ,f.
NO -1. WolllllUlfr, 1:-.. .. (llelllf't ...... Id rt<;Ol'll of 1:Lt.t, Jim Ryun, Ttrr• H111te, lnd., 1"61. 1. Mti•n,
l:U.I. 3. Wlnr•nrlld, l ••·•· 1. 81wt.r. 1: ... t.
4411 ln11rrntdl1t1 llllrdl• -1, Wtlll•m1, •t .t , 2.
aokllng, so.o. l . MllM, ,.,1 ... w11", n .1. w-·· MO -1, Dldtr, 211D.6. 1. K°"'lg, 1:03.t.
,, Hotltnt, !t01.t. .f, l.tr1teu. 2l°'·'·
Ml" -t l"'P'oplloy, J:•.•· l, Wltti., J:• ... J. Ll-ouort. 1:.t11.r, t. WlMil~. i :,,.J, A_,_..,
I
first man he faced in the e~th.
After that he settled down to limit the
~1atadors to three hits over the final six
innings in a superb perfonnanc:e.
'Wheelock said .after the game he couldn't
remember ever coming back two days in
succession to pitch but said the effort
didn't bother him.
The Anteaten took an early lead and
held It until Northridge's big guns bom-
barded Dodd and Ray Hwnptuies for a
PLAYOFF PAIRJNGS
UC Irvine will lace the Unlv.,.ily Qi
Missouri (St. l.oois) in the opening round
of the College DiviBioo world series Fri-
day night at 6 o'clock. Missouri has a 2U
record.
Other first round games match Ithaca
O>llege (NY ) against Jacksonville State
of Alabama and Eastern Illinois against
defending champion Florida Southern.
pair of homers in the eighth. The single
of.f Wheelock tied It at s.6 before the
light-hander sellled down, g«llng into
troubl.e only once thereafter.
The Anteaters scored the wiming runs
in the 14th with some clutch base hi.t.1.
Jack Clevelane drilled a ground single !<>
right and Terry Stupy belted a long drive
to the fence in left field for a double with
one away. Jeff Malinoff was purposely
walked to load the bases.
Dave Lyons then hit a sinking liner
over the second baseman's head that fell
for a single with tvro runners sc.oring to
give UCI an M lead.
The fighting Matadors lrted vainly to
baWe baclc with Bob Canfield drilling a
single to left to open the bottcm baH of
the inning. Nerves ten.wd as Cleveland
dropped a pap fly, chased the ball and
barely got his man oo a !oree play al
second.
A loog fly ball to the lemice ln rlglrt
field brought the aeoond out and Dan
Hansen went to one lcnl'e, cupped his
hands in anUcipaUon and caught a ~
for the final out and victory for the
Arn.eaters.
"1e championship game was a
pressure-packed performance from
begiMing to end with ~ock, perbape:,
the.,coolest. man on the field.
,. Id four tournament games, the
Anteaters had 55 b83e hits in 16S trips to
the plate for a lusty ,333 team average.
Rod Spence had 8-for-19 and six rbi for a
.421 average while Malinoff was 7-for'-17
with eight rbi and a .412 percentage.
The victory tring., UCI's season record
lo 4'1-12 and Improved the piayolf mark
over four years to 4-7.
UC l'""IM UJ CSU .. .,,,.,,... ('I •rllrtil Mrltl'lll
MDllM, cl
Cltve!•nd, 2b ,....,,,
M.ll lnofl, ID !i~•.tf ~~11.,Gs~~I
H•nwn, •• Scl'lenr, rf
Dodd, D Hum~ries, p WhN!oi:k, D
1 2 2 o Frlldmfn, ct ' e O o s110C1"tl1ld,ll 4011 > 2 J ! M•nd1I, lb l l I ' ' I 3 A~•n, rf 3 l s O 2 2 A1•m11u1n, 3117 Io o 2000AuUt!l,c '131 ' O 2 2 FllHlmmon1, '1116 t 1 O
60D0H_,an,11 '''' 6 1 l o Chlrrv, 11 a 1 o o •1100!1ve1,ptt 1111 OO O OQulrot,11 0100
Tol1l1 1000Luk•n•.Dlt 1010 36 I 17 7 ~tbon, D 0 0 0
UC Irvine CSU Nortl\rldOI
Ol1i, pl\ I I 1 1
Ml!llr, 11 I 1 l I
SCOl't ll'f l1Ntlnt1 ' ' . 200 «la 010 000 tn-1 17 I 001 OQI 040 GOO ~ 12 I
UC IRVINE'S DAVE LYONS CATCHES A FOUL BALL POPU
. ,pesptte 73
.,.. J t ~ Q Two U.S •.
· ~ Nickla~~E~es Net Stars
To Atlanta Win Adv8nee
~Life Cycle
~In Upset
Triumph
INGLEWOOD ·-Laffit Pin·
cay guided J.Jfe Cycle into the
lead in the final tum and the
big colt held off Wing Out and
beavily~favored Cougar JI by
mare lhan one lenglh to cap-
ture the ticl>esl SUnda}' horse
race ever nm in Amenca, the
$125,000 Hollywood JnvltatioDJI
at Hollywood Park.
Life Cycle, one and one--
quarter lengths in front of
Wlng Out with Cougar just a
neclt behind, paid $9.20,, $4.80
and 1.60.
• A:tec• Win
SAN DlEGO -Led by Dun·
can McFarland, San Diego
State swamped Cal State
(lA'Jng Beach), 3·1, Saturday
night to win the fourth NCAA
volleyball title before 7,762
fans, the largest crowd ever to
watch a volleyball match in
the United States.
The Aztecs dropped 'the first
game to the 49ers 15-11, then
roared back to take the next
three in the be at·of -fi ve
tourney by scores of 15-13, l&-8
and 15-6.
Five Killed
SKAFJA LOKA. Yugoslavia
-Motorcyclist E m a n u e I e
Maugliani of Italy and four
spec{ators were injured fatally
1 Sunday in an accident at an
international race watched by
30,(KX) people.
:. Maugliani and twn spec·
•, tators were killed when the
'•, ·1tallan's motorcycle careened
·• off the track. Two of six in·
•• jured spectators died later at
a local hospital. ..
" Balcer Rolls
' CHARLO'ITE, N.C. -Bud-
e dy Baker, driving bis Dodge
"" almost flawlessly, charged
past David Pearson 16 laps ..,. lrom the finisb Sunday and
· captured stock car racing's
_. longest event, the World 600,
for the second straight year.
•:-Baker's victory extended the
• · bard-luck jini:es of Petty and
-the Wood Brothers. Petty
•· never has won a race at
, • Charlotte, despite bolding a
record 18 victories in major
. races.
_,; The Wood Brothers won the
National 500 here in 1960 but
never have captured this ~
1 { mile test. ·.
Allonta Golf Clasaic his !ow1h
Utle .C the yeor.
N1ctlaus1 Who held a .sU-stfot• margin when the day'•
play starUid, bulll his ado
vantage to nlne strokes at one
point, but 1¢ to sweat OUI a
scrambllng back lllne ol 11 u
be held on by only two shols.
The big blood, who bad only
one bogey tn tho llrst 62 holes
over the 6,883-yard Atlanta
Country CJub course. bad one
string in whklb be made fiv e
"Ss" in a row as he finished
wltb a 272 total, 16 under par.
Tom Weiskopf, the big,
har<Hitting guy who was the
only man in the field able to
keep Nicklaus in sight during
the first three rounds, closed
with a 69 and was alone in sec-
ond at 274.
The victory, the 48th-of
Nicklaus' ~ble career,
was worth $30,000 from the
rota! purse of $150,000, and
vaulted the Golden Bear back
into his accustomed spot atop
the season's money-winning
iist. Jn only 10 appearances
this year he has won $178,064.
Australian Bruce CnunpWll,
idle this week, dropped back
to second on the money list
with $167,551.
Al Geiberger, a skinny,
former Natiooal PGA champ,
was third With a final 72-279.
Big J. C. Snead closed with
a 68-280 and was fol1owed by
Hubert Green and Doug
Sanders tied at 281. Sanders
had a closing 68 and Green 73 .
South African Gary Player,
malting bis first start ol the
season iin the United States1
managed a final 70 for 286.
Masters cbampion Tommy
Aaron !ailed ro qualify f<r the
final 36 boles.
Nowport~•• Jr. All·Amorlcon Football A-l•tlon
•
FOOTBALL SIGN.·UPS
•
REGISTRATION FDR THE 1973 NEWPORT-MESA JR. ALL AMERICAN
TAtKLE FOOTBALL SEASON WILL,BE HELD WEDNESDAY, MAY 30TH AT
7:00 P. M. IN 'JWO HARBOR AREA LOCATIONS.
Regl1~r1tlan 11 opon to •II bqy1 •119 I to 14
For boy• In the Coot• Mno' ond 1\t-141 High S~I
Dittrich, reglttrotlon wlll be held ot th• Moucr. 8. O.vl1
Mloklle 1 Schoool, 1050 Arllngton Av.,, Cotta Mn•·
Boyt rosldlnt In the Nowport-Corcino dll Mar High Sdtool
Dllh'lct tlll regl1i.t •I "-" Horbor High School.
Four!Mn team• In S weight dlvl11a1'11 comprlMCI of boyt,
•11•.I to 14 las of A11tp1lf l > •nd wolghlnt belwMn ss· and
140 pound• wlll compote ogaln1t othor Orange County
~ t••m•. e CHIEFS e CONDORS e CARDINALS e CHARGERS :i. e COMMANDQS e CoUGARS e COL TS e COYOTES · e CORONAS e COWBOYS e CORSAIRS e CABALLOS e COMMANCHES
PLUS ONE TEAM AS YET UNNAMED
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
KTLA 11 7:30 -'"l'wo ro r tbe Seesaw." Robert J
Mitch um and Shirley MacLaine portray the mis-
matched set in the 1962 movie version of William
Gibson's comedy·drama.
ABC 0 9:00 -The Indianapolis 500. A tape-de· .i layed presentation or today's ru nni ng o( one of the
great.est auto races, pi tti ng 33 top drivers for rac·
ing's biggest prize.
KCET EID 10:00 -Gregor Piatigorsky: A Master ,\
and His Class. A look at the interchange between
the internationally renowned cellist and his use ~
master class.
TV DAILY LOG
Monday
Evening
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M1100. .
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GOODYEAR
PRESENTS THE
INDIANAPOLIS 500
RACE
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11i.s _500 Race .Tape dt~•J· Two·limt
dnvmg ch1mpu1n J1ck11 Sl,tJ•rt is
the e1pert oommentatOI' for Ont of
the world's 1re1tesl sports sped•·
cits. lhe Indianapolis SCIO, from
lndi1n1poli1 Motor Speedw11. 33 of
!he wor1d·s oulst1ndin1 drive" aim-
pett for the bluest li11t pr111 ill
1ula racing.
(fl l #,!C1.-,~ I AJu lraz: lsl1nd of
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of Drums" (Wt1) ·6 1 -Rith11d
Boone. George Hamilton, Richard
Chamberlain, Charles Bronson. m Or11nrt
fa Nino
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f:lO 0 Dorl• D'J' Show (RJ Doris SPtnd1
so much lime lnteivlewln1 1 roe~
music Siii th1t word spre1dt
lh10111h San rrancisco 1hat they 1r1
St/iOUSIJ lnvcl~td.
(:Jflt•s m 1111 Cosby
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mi U Ua\11 de la Stm•n•
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au! of medical care takes 1!s toll
011 a desperate young min who 1et1
oul lo sleal wh!n lit c111't pay h11
wife's hospitl! bill
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ED I SPIC!AL I Greror rl1ti1o~q: A
M11ttr 1rtd His Cl111 A look 11 the
inlf:rd11nge between !ht internatlon·
ally·renowne d celliit and his USC
m~ster class O Tll• New rr1c1 II Rl1ht t:r."t · ~ VMled1dts 0 Mori•: (Z1/Jhr) "Twt !or the
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(J) T1 Tell ~h1 Truth ro TV Muska!
(fl Tiit Thnlh1ek1r1 a;) flews/Sports
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llofse lhitf Dillon belit'm to be in.
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(com) ·~1 -Dean Martin, Jtrry
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layed broadcast. 01kl1nd A!hle!lcs Brock Peters.
'IS. Tl1ers •t Oetr~I!. Or Boston Red 0 ~ii) a;) ~hnny C1rson Bill Cosby
Sot vs. Kansas City Royals. is sub5litule host. Bil! Russell and 0 (J) Ci) al Tht ltookl11 "To ros!~r Brooks guest.
Taste of Terror" (R) Thi_ young O Min in 1 SllJtcist
brothu of 1 w1r1hovs1 th1er [IP·
tured by Mike D1nko kidnap's Mike's O @@ m Jack l"aar Tonit•
wilt Jill. m To Till tilt T1utti
lf!)l Nm
Q) ~1 Cllost tl!d Mil. Muir
ID refry MtlH ED Her11111os Corl.It
fl) Wfla Optr1 Th11lr1 "Abdi)(;·
lion F1om lhe Straelio" A l1nc1fvJ
11ealmtnt o! M01art's ope11 ltalur·
Ing pet10fmors E111ne C<Jrm~y. Cr1y.
on Hirst, Spiro Malis, ind John
l anks1on.
al Mwsiur.smo mi Miruelito Y1ldts Show
Ef] Movi1: "floboclr L!vt1 Fo11v1r"
{dr•) '46--John Garf!etd.
1:30 m Mtrv Grttfln Sbn
Ui)D1H11
9:00 0 Htrt's LllCY {R) Lucy !and! the
job wtltn aing!r Pe111!1 C!trk con·
1Z:OO m Allrtd Hitchcod itreucrts
11:!!00 NM
m lohl'lit: "lldJ Without I P'ISS-
port" (du) '50 -Hedy Lamarr,
Jahn Hodiak, James C1a111.
IF} P11tico1t J1111dion
1:00 ,J JO 0 1._.. flews
0 MOYie: "Lilt Upside Down" (d11)
·6~har!ts Donner.
Qj It Ttkts 1 Thiel
l :t51J Movie: "Cover Up" (mys) 't!}-
Wllli1m Bendix, 8arb111 8ri1ton.
l :JD iJ Movlt: "Strangtr at lllJ Door"
(Wes) '56-Macdonald CireJ, P1tri·
cla Medlnt.
1:00 m .. k1ntuc ky'' (rom) 'JS-Lorett1
Tuesday Youn1. R1ch1rd Greene.
l:lO 0 '111e f uries" (wts) '50-Batbl·
DAYTIME MOVIES r1 S11nwytk, Waller Huslon.
3:00 (ll "Seven 01.,, in M11" Put I
9:30 O ~Peopl1 Wiii Tai•" (com) ·~1 -(dra) '&4-8ur1 lanta5ltr
CarJ Gran!, Jtanne Cf~1n lfol ''Tht HutkJtus .. Co11cl (Cl
10:00 l3.J (C) "l lohiorilJ ol Ont" Part I "Zorb1 \ht Greek" P~rt I (d11 ) ·6~
(tom) '02--lltt Gu•nne~~ -Anthony Quinn, Irene P1p1s. I
0 '1t,unUr Over l11111li" {dra) ·~:it 3:30 O (CJ "Rtle~lless four" (we~) ·r.~
-Rich1rd Denmni Beverty Garland t -AdJm W!~I. Robert Hirn~ar.
KOCI::, Cll1\NNEL 50
<>ninge County's UllF television station, KOCE-TV. has
scheduled the following specie! programs today. Detailed
listings of ChaM4!1 SO's programs are carri.ed in the Daily
Pilot's 1V Week each Sunday.
~:Oii Mhltl' ill°'ln' N1l1t!Wllooct lCl
l!duce!lon•I ~11•ltly 10< 11 • e
K/loDltrt, ~·ed tir Fred AQQ<!fl
IPBSI ,,:io •ledl'1c cern,,."y tCl Ell11C•!lon11 .,,1wt1inmtnl, m1111, 11\d hvmoc 10 i9ldl prlm•fY Kllcool cl!ll(lre" ICTW> ':ill lffflM llr..i ~11 (Cl Enler· 11""'*'1, m111Jc, tl'ld 111,imor to •11 ,,,_llool (1'111dr111. ICT'W)
1:00 MM\he IC) Tiit itmpll(llV •nd
dt!IUI• bllltllr cl'I ll'lf J•P8Mll
llol'l'llly ''"" "'•totlttlf)l'I l"tlmtl
t·)O fl ec..-. °"''" C-"' IC. I
··sooulgM Olt Alllhotl" W!!h HO:l1.
Jln1 COOl'fr -+n11r~lew1 {l(Or.:E
"' 1 00 Sl'l9(111 of '"-WMll (Cl "t wn
Arctic T•I•'" Or1m1!1111!on ot two ""~'!t•+<>valt 1111~1.ct •~111o•t!!rn·
n•rr•lt'<l by ll;1ymond Mttlty,
{PBSl
• :JO lltoll ••fl IC:) "Tl'>e Tlotr W~I!\"
Hovoll~I MY•" "'°'"' POW~• POll!lc1. and •om111(1 I" thii W11l11l1>9IO)IO of !hi; l&te '1&s (P8~>
9.00 11111ni.r111t1I '"'llrm1r1c:t (Cf
.. ,"-Fhtbl•4" 191"' Str1vln1~v't
fOll'llftll( lt11t1l1n l•!•V t•I' Nllt! uo mt111 tfll~)
I
• Last Buzzard LID 0 "' ~""' • , Dl•C 11
l,.ll,l.lt(I '".:\I('.:. I' I
Stu1it Flier for Movies . . . '~·
GREENBRAF.. Calif 1 11>1
-Charlie Storrer i~ an o'd
"Buzi..ird,°' lh~ last sur·ivorM
the once f-1mous Bu::zard
Squadron or d a re de v I I
llollywood stunt nlf'rJ \l'ht>
!hril!ed mov1t•goers in the late
1920.!i.
Stoffer, now 78. deliber~telv
flew an old biplane between '"'O eucalyptus tr~ for a
scene in the 1928 movie '·Ulac
Time." The crash ripped lhe
wings off l:ut Storfer came
through unscratched.
"It didn 't seern dan~erous at
all. Althou~h the aircraft \\'Cre
'cry fra gile, there v;as al1\•ays
!he fe<>lin l', that if something
did happen you \\'ouldn•t he
hurt ," Stoffer sa1cl 1n an in-
tervic¥.".
At one time lhcrc 11·trc ntnt
pilots in trtc Buzzards. als.1
kno"·n as li1e ·'Squadron Of
Dcalh." The airborne elite
"'as forn1ed by stunt pilot Dick
Grace to dogfight and OC·
casionally crash airplanes for
sul'h films as "Lila: Time"
and 1!0¥.·ard Hughes' "Hell's
,\ngc!s"
Ch•rlton H•1ton 1tar1 as
homlcltfe d•tectlve in the
yMr 2022 In Metro-Goldwyn•
M•yer'1 1u1penseful "Soylent
Green".
Co.1ton Edw. G. RoblMon
Lel91t Toylor Yo11119
Joseplt Cot1011
SOYlE GREEN
People nm 11 ...
lnlhcyear2022.
/PGJ ~
Plus:
"THEY ONLY li:ILL
THEIR MASTER~"
0 .....
Co11t. Sot., S1111. &. Mo11.-2 prn
1"4 AntACTION
AT All l CINIMAS
'Am DUii iN
NOW
SHOWING
Al
All THREE
CINEMAS
--·· ...... --·· .,
\\'f!V ')10 nine ~oung men
choose to risk their Jives to
orovide thrills tor
movietooers?
"II \\'t:S~ r a IC In a 110 n .
sor.-:cth int? dlffertnt and dar-
ing.'' Stoffer reeaUed . "There
was col"siderat-!e r i v a I r y
an\Oflg the pilots. 1' b e r e
"'Cren't regulations in those
dars so we always tried to
outdo one another. It was kind
of a haooy go lucky a$!;e which
seemed to control itself."
ENTERTAINMENT
In Wecly, IMty ......
"SLrrHER"
AIM (Kl ........... ......... -''FUZZ''
KLONDIKE ICE ARENA
.. o.. ...... , C•••"'••-011"•"'• ...........
WOILD'S OllATIST
ATHlm1G1 He said seven of 1he ed and slept with the
Buzzard!: were killed in air airplanes. Evetything w a s
accidents. very infonnal," Stoffer said.
• PUllllC $0.TIN('; • let: HQCKfV
• flGU"f IK,tollN<i o $1'll0 SICA11"G '!VHm WILDllNHS ~
Stoffer took up flyinJt: in 1917 "In those days pilots did pretty
when he joined the Air Force much what they pleased."
• PlllV.,1l I G~OUI' 1"s1"uc1t0"'s • •A1t$ -~llS -lllf'llAl1-nl,,.,lllJ
• VfCl"L 11•11$ 10 GllouPS
• lllUAUll.,,..T
to fight in World War I, the When Stoffer left Hollywood
'·tK:irse and buq:gy days of he worked as a pilot for NOW
n.ving." as he ca lled them . newsreel cameramen, helping OPEN
He barnstormed in Jenny cover lhe Lindbergh child kid· ~ g~~~~:~ia ~~ter h:~e ::r ~~I~ ~fJ~~\c a~~n~~~t!=~h of the ••H•v.,,_ ro. cu1111 ..ow .,~ 1'.,',-.--.=!.::J
ing rides to brave citizens at ,--------------11 or1HJOAYs,.wlu1 •+.ouo.-,vs
!i!O for fivtt minutes aloft. M~ ,.-,uu.~·"o "vc., cos1.-, 1.11s.1i • "'""' ~111 co ... sr ,L.tz,,. • rMOMt o u1119-1111
Later he was a pioneer aviator
in ~lawaii before going to
Hol\y"·ood.
•·\\1£ \\/ERE sort or a prc-
hh:pic a:Je. \Ve practically liv·
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"CLOCKWORK
ORANGE" ...
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Both Color IR!
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.. A~RllNSOHOFF~
"SAVE lliET!Cffi"
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FEELING GOOD!
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NATIONAi
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THEATRES
" NOW PLAYING
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On Sale Daily 12 'Iii 9
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WQllli >ll · Yl-111)11 11:0
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"YOUNG GU.DUA.TIS"
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l "S£DUCTION OfuNGA'
IDTH ,IAtUll~
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JOHNNY WHITAKl:R
"Tom Sawyer"
"Geof<Je the Dog" IGl
"Soylent Green"
'"' "Skyjacked" I PG l
"Ckru of '44" ...
"Last Summer"
"Tiie Getaway" ....
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lPGI
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WORLD'S GREATEST
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GllEATl!!ST ATHLEtli"
Color lG) "WH ITE WILOE RN ESS"
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WHO CAME TO DINNER"
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FIGMENTS
: NANCY
I WISH yqu'D STOP WASTING
EVEORY EVENING
WATCHI$ TH0SE
NIGHT BALL GA"\E~ ·
ACROSS 50 Helr·l'lising:
I 1 Sleeve end Vw.
5 Surveyed, 5' Mualc11l
before a groop
crime S2 Goad:
10 Ne1p. tor one Informal
14 Fjord of 55 More
Norway t•lkatlvtl
15 Smell ovoid 69 Not t1ctful
fruit 61 Ru1hed
16 Base headlong
17 True and 62 A.slen gulf
actual 83 Suepenteful
18 Popular gott 64 Mountain of
"hole" Slcily
20 Shiprepalr 85 "-oflndla"
facilities 66 Indulges to
22 Expunges e:tcess
23 Foirs . 67 Scrape
relative h1t1hly
24 Numerical prefi~~ DOWN
25 Tennis term 1 String
28 Saving 2 Employer
32 Vehicle 3 Plunder
33 Moro modem 35 ____ cled 4 Doubkld over
36 Gelatin 5 Admltttd
substitute 6 Akin
38 Performef'1 7 OffenMS
.0 Facmtate 8 Ttme before
41 Meaiurlng 9 Hinders
da\llce 10 Ctched
"43 Table wealth
ipreeds: 11 Charged
Informal pertlcle9
"45 Miid 12 Bastow
expletive exceMiY•
46 Continues ~ 4'8 Mott 13 Ordln1l
attractive '•uff\xee
' ,
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~
19 Actress--
Hagen
21 Vulnerable
24 Pomme de
-···-: Po1ato
25 A6gue
26 Fervid
27 Muse of
lyrjc poetry
28 Staggen
29 One
reMmbfing
another
30 Fee~
features
31 Welcome
34 Abounding In
treas
37 Sloping
beckW1rd
39 Tetcherof
Plato
•
J.. .
42 Movie film
units
44 Spades, for
009
47 Railes
49 Vaclllate
51 Pklral .........
52 lndten Ocnn
island
53 Within: PTefbC
54 Blbl!Clil p\lc.
66 C.nedien
"°'" 156 Veiry emal
amount
OT Saa birds
58 Harvest a
""" GO Girdner-:
Not1d
caricaturist
by Tom K. Ryan
by Dale Hale
by Ernie Bushmiller
NEXT
DAY
THAT'LL DRIVE HIM
NUTTY WHEN HE GETS
HEREO TONIGHT
PEANUTS
JUDGE PARKER
PLEASE, SAM ... TH IS MILK
WILL BE ENOUGH! DON'T
BOTHER GOING OUT
FOR AN'f FOOD!
MISS PEACH
I
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DICK TRACY
I 'Ll. PICK UP SOME
HAMBURGERS, ~ET5Y !
1 WON'T ~E LON(;r !
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DOOLEY'S WORLD.
MY /M,.'(
f'I.'15 ~AT"
Uf'' IS
PAS'S'tN6
Ml'R BY
SALLY BANANAS
MOON MULLINS
ANIMAL CRACKERS
I ...,, SAVI:.
J J.IER ROLQ" ~A J llOU"\M" oo<SN'r NJ.Di/ H<R-rn• ~ ~nvn>
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by RCMJ'f lraclfleld .... ----...-. ' ..
----
k. -------..
by Charles Barsotti
;
by Gus Arriola
by Roger Bollen
A-B-C-D-E-F-G ... 1-1~-i:-ir-K-E~LUMEt.lOPEE ...
I'D OETTE~ CAl-L Ae~f.Y
AND TELL HER I'VE
SEEN DfLA'fED!
1~vce ~~T 1'E
1~ MIS1'AKE.
W'e1t>OKATKT
I.Aft' Vri.J.VC.
• •
by Mell
by Chester Gould
I
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S·l1'
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THE GIRLS
"Oh dnrl Would you mind removing that five pitons
from my t•nk-you're not th• one th•f gives •WIY
the '"" dl1he1. ''
'THIS IS MY OLO LADY." • TotJa.r/ •••. ,7l:ID/'I,.. ••
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JI OAIU PIUIT
BOATING
·)lixers Boon io Saili•g
, I n. .. ~ lo be ....
mlm' If,..,,_ lo be.~
·py~llE"MO· ,,... ...,, .,... .,.,..
"'-Id .. ,--Jtaer ..., -II abalief, « a ctp111"!11: • Rathei, II meant JOU ahould
1'17 -·-to feedloi yeur outboard mot«' the cor-
'rad WfOoOll ll)lsture' -and
to be ltll'e the guollne and oil
are tborullgbly mlU>d.
WREN OIL and guollne are
Gm, Oil M1Ut Blend
1mproperlr mlud. the oil
t.nda to aettle lo tho bottom ol
the tank. accmllnti lo experll
alMemuyMartne.
SIDCO the Pl pickup tube
&-aw. fuel irom tlie bottom of
the tank, the motor recelvet
an oll rich mixture when you
aet out Thla can upset
carburetlon and cause an
overly smoky e:1baust. and
possible spark plug fouling.
M ge> ls buned, the motor
1tart1 feeding on the oil-starv-
ed mixture near the top or the
tank. This ... lead to bot ran-
nlng and poa!hle aerious bear·
ing dlmagi. Ir ewn aerlwa
harm la _.pod, a motor run-
ning ... poor fbel .. opt lo be
ballty and errallc.
RVLE NUMBER ooe In
being • good outboard !uel
mil.er is always Ult gaoline
and oil recommended by lhe
motor's manufacturer. 'lbe:re
can be very good re&50l\S why
certain ooes a r ' recom-
mended.
--hrola....,..
.. -..,. tlle pa and oil --Piit-• pliGo al pa in~ ab:-calloo-. add aiw. ...n
to nib, Ila lhe re-
-of the p••lloe. 11'•
hanl to pl I U>onotl1> acita-
tlon In• Ml tank.
Rule --.. "" IU!llY aboul mwuring oil
when ·addlntl It to guoline. A
bit too much makes for '
smoky edlawrt, e 1.c e ss iv e
carbon formation and spark
plug troobles. Too llttle can
starve a motor for oil -
especially on a long, fast nm.
'
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' \ ow
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•r•
-'
;it. Top Skippers Vie
In Champ's Race
Dilly 10-10
Sun. 10-7 TUES. & WED. ONLY
1
-· '
A blue-ribbon field of n clng
sailboat skipper11 has been
assured for Westlake yacht
Club'• Race of Champions
June 2 as eight of the 10 In·
vlled skippen have signified
their lnlentloo to compete.
Yacht Club, 1969 and 1971 na·
tional champion tn the San.-
tana-22 clau, and lf11 Wln'ard
Sabo.l champ.
Roger Welsh. Newport ·
Harbor Yacbl Clob, 1968
Int ematlmal-14 .champion,
1989 Le!Jman.U cbampion and , 1m Sol!ng Weetern IJiltrlct
cbampion.
c.ompetiUcit oo Westlake,
north ol San Fernando Valley,
will be I n single-banded
Cyclone d,,,.,,...
Set to compete are : Henry Sprague ID, .NHYC, . ·---~ wiruier of the Sean Olp,
Argyle Campbell, Balboa
Yldlt Oub, trm CatCt c11tooal
Olp champion, 19-'IO tn-
len!Olleglate dingily champion
whlle al USC and two-tiJne
~'•cup champion.
Ilave Ullman, BYC, 1972 na-
tional champion in the Lldo-14,
470, Coronado-IS and Naples
Sabat c1aues.
Earl Ehm, San Diego Yacht
Club, 19" throoab 1171 na-
Uonal sblpe a... cbamplon;
1917 and 1971 Snipe -Id
champion, and 1083 world
champion In the Penguln
Claas.
Tom L e we c k , California
O'Day Trophy , ttt·I
CoogreJslmal CUp, Lebman-11
champion, 1m Finn national
cbamJl!on and former nallooal
~ .. In Qirmftdo.lilo and ,,
Tom Tobin, San Diego Yacht
Club, ocean racing champion
in the En.senada, and Acapulco
races and Ericson-39 national
champion.
Ken Weiss, Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club, Olymptc trials
contender in the Tempest
Clw, represented the U.S. In
the Shark CWs world cham-
plonahlpo and 19 7 I In·
tercollegiate ..Uor.
Outboard Exhaust Not
••
Damaging to Waters i
Sd<nlllllil cooducting a two-oo progreso to date.• ~
c POLAROllrSQUARE
SHOOTER CAMERA
l DAYS
19 88
Cha•~• /fl
U..-MW-low-co$! type-88 filrrt. Uwi1.
hi-po'llfW cube whkh enables user to v« bright..-.,. sharper pidurn, Bedric
hi<outdoori. oyo ' • ,,.ilNI, ............ ~
year, $800,000 research study StresSng and sampling was
found "no acute dam.age" to done at three small lakes in
water quallty, plants or animal Fb1da and four in Michiganl
life after subjecting natural all d. which represented natu-
aquatic: environments to in-raI environments never pre-
tensive stressing by exhaust viously used by powerboats. -j -
from outboard motors. 'The lakes were subjected for -· ~......i.n· .....,,. ,
Progrm report on the proj-more than two years to a rate ~~Zi&'M'
ect was made by Matt J. of stressing determined to be ~
Kaufman, Boating Industry three times the saturation level '.>' 1--
Association's administrator or actual boating activity. ~ • -
and project director of the r; .1r--. •
Marine Exhaust Research ~ Co.;:;~udy -runded by the Bill Buchari ~ '1'
U.S. Environmental Protectlon fl
Agency and major outboard w • pi -!!l-~ manulacttrers -~ rontinu-ins wee ~
ing. CUrrent results are based
Iri Finals • --
1/4" ELECTRIC DRILL
•• " . " . ' ;.. _;.
2 Newport
Coeds Win
East Titles
2000 RPM no-lood opetd.
Oil l t1• 111 f-1 u b rlcating
brann.bnring. Aluminum
hoaling2.6-AMP. 5~.i
CB ALIGNMENT
CHECKOUT
Special Good Tiit• June 15, 1973
All Won Porlonned ly FCC u ....... TaehalcloM
• marine Jnc.
JOI N. NEWl'OU ILYD.
10....U.._...OffteAN ... l
NEWPORT RACH, CA.
646·9114
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DRY-ROASTBI •u••1
PEANUTS! SALE! i 1
l DAYS ONLY 53c
Ta s tV blanched Virginia
peanuts in a 12·az.• jar.
Great for entertaining and
just plain eating.
"N•I wtight
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,Gwenda Watson's Honors Grow • . l .• . . . . , . . ' "Bea~tllul Ad\vlll""l"ot' e~ Into \ '"Sbecanbetatkingln.-tbe~lo• 'l1>e result was the rirst awanl, four
tbe gleam of ti.-¥.er~y! •. .. hlgb -a... abodl\--· years ago, tben known as International Flashb\llbo ~ u Gwenda Waboo appeal to a serv\ce club for funds at noon Callfoolia Women. In hand, occepted th ' ud cbaL wjtb t1ie facu!Ly at.a dinner par· Since then, the evenL bas grown to na· ~-f ~ . ____ ,!_, 800 er ty." tiooal scope with presentatioos pl8IU1ed
·--or her \.vuw1Ulllty aervice and TWO TRAVELERS in 15 cities. So far more than 300 wunen vo!unleeflsm ·on ~H of. mentally and A!J wile of Dr. Norman Wat.son, across.the naUoo have been bon<ired.
i>h7oicallf retarded cbpdren. . -cllancellor ol Coast Commlln!Ly COIJ<ge Al>o receiving silver trays designed by
~time i! WU Gerinaine Mooteil and District, ·Gwenda meshes >C!Jeduleo and Cartier were honorees from Alhambra.
The Broadway depa.rtmtnt s t o re s treasures free moments. Palos Verdes Penirwula, Bakersfield, Los
saMlng lier aa tbe Orange CounLy wimer Their first gran-. ls the neweat Angeles, Gleodale, San o;ego, Bel!Oower,
ln tbelr Soutbem California aeardl for deligbt 00 the bom-where other m. Pomona, Pasadena, Long B e a c b ,
outstanding~ . terests are iAtematiooal~-and Burbank and Veotura.
With similar a~ already oo the . cooking -· "l 10ye lb, evm something The ooly other presentatioo on the
wail from tlie flllV1m>r and Newport spe¢1 just W°\he two of u.s." West Coast ls'.held in Seattle, said Mrs.
lfarbor PanhelleDic, sbe aeems ain...t That mu8i ·be ·anotbel' of. Gwenda's Wal!h, "bUt we are in 'the pluming
tbO good to be true. secrets of success, approaching each ef. stages for one.in northern California.."~
·&t she's even nicer in person. ~ fort personally with enthusiasm, whether 'lbe idea woo the National Retail
As Cal1fornia chairman of the ·OMDiC'll it's ·-Mardan Center of F.ducatiooal Merchants' Association award in 1972
of ·Volunteer .MIV!son, 'Nauonai:Foun-Theftpy,·Chlld Guidanee Center, Harbor and since then "mailers acNSS the na-
dption of the ~ of ·i:>irnes, 11be took Kef or women's crub.,'. • tioo have asked us to come to their cities
time out 1rom her Vlctorvllle-Sm:t Jose-The Beautiful Activist idea was con-to give similar booors," she explained. · However, In 900le areas newspapers San Francisco itinerary last week to go ceived in New York but became ftallty are not asked to make nominations.
~Los Aogelee for the presentation. on ijie West ewts.t. • Women 4fe selected on various bases;
TOPICS AT ,EASE '. ~ Tbe .event is-totally a nm-OOmmercial Sometimes the cosmetic firm itself has
eflort, Mrs •--'w-•~ · hem Involved, she said The conversation enroote was a natural says . rwo -... Vlce ttrne to mention her latest rrnject, fami-presid~t-creatiye director of Germaine But after fwr years, she said, "We are r•¥. Montell ,.,,..,.,..,,..ics getting more grown up, more cx-
ly health reconla provljled by the MOD to ... .,..,;,r1be-·.dea . ,. she perienced and we don't want to have ~-tra~ ~ "~· Imm · r ·' ~-· 1 was mme, •·m'~ lo do with tbe -•··"--." ~ ~ .... wueM'S,""1za KlD• said, "it was die president (of the flnn) ......, ..... 16-.............. UUI..,, and beroilillirY•dun'aCtlirlstlcs. ·"We'.t w1io1ertt liappeu.' PERMANENT•Pft&'!S
sent out G,000 lo tbe first ~eeks." FIRST FRONTIER Format of. the future will be involving
Where does she get her remarkable the press, she asserted, explaining that "We felt W& ;J;ioold be doing something the kno ·is ·t and
rapport and ablUty to,orpniz.e.pe?Ple for out there"(tbe West Cout}. We wanted to ple ~b sel:i!xi =~· peo-
worthy causes? ~ " --...ncmi?.P volanteerism and we wanted to ·
A ·'-·•of •-··ghter· .. ~.Jte· ' ,..._tbe, rep--~¥"b"-~ Mrs. Walsh, who travels to each -·..,. -~ WlUl do·-~""" for the oommunlty." <>Vl•B<WIU'6 preseo.latioo, said, "I get a great deal of
ly, "Maybe it's the Scottish tradition, I'm But, the question was bow do we do it, personal satisfaction from these events.
from the McNeil clan of Barri." sitting here in New Yort1 •related. "We (she and the Beautiful Activists)
Her son-in-law stanley Gonion had a While working out platll-witb• the retail end up oft a persooal basis. Women feel it
better explanation: firm, they invited WOlll!'O'a editors: of (the recognition) enoourages volWl-
''Her wannth and sincerity come &:!uthlauc:l newspapers to nominate an ·teerism," which is the goal of the corn-tbiOugb at "DI' age. It's llllllWng. outstanding volunteer In their areas. ' pany.
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~men
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
JMJM•1• Mey .. 1'11 '"' 11
Family fun and 'pride are evident
as Gwenda is congratulated
by her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon.
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Not All Bad • •
. EAR ANN ~;::'Die allilclle<I• a b!iuard l[tar:tiog.
clipping I• the sadd<!it -entart, Oii · l hid on a ilghl coat because l had ex·
brolberly love tbat I bave read ln 1111 my peeled to!>< In a¥ cat>all t110 ·way.
1-.i.. the bell ii bappeoing to A wcxnan alone on the hlgbway is an "('. Whal In m, easy !"'I.et for -..y, rape, mUnler -
eyway! · ~ • · ~ lmib!n.~. }!y busband hMl warned me
loTiie clipping, u you"'!' ~·"'PIJlll on abOut this for yeara, but I bad made tbe
illlie 1Uk:li!O• ol, a ·~ man ..-trip several times and waa never afraid ·~· -· do\lil QOM jl<o<ll River, Wyo. Aller the·third car bad passed me by I · -'"'*II ,,... found under his began to plnlc. My fingera and toea,were
' shield ~' read. "I have been getting numb. I told myoell U I goi out of
· \ln( !or 11 lopc,houra for ..,.,_., to lliia dllemma '1iJe 1 ""1!d ••v•r 'again
"Sl!>P· I can't llolll\ the cold an? lonler. be so loollm
.1!wiY just keep pa!iing me by.' I -oever mucb f« prayer, but I · 'ilut for the grace ot God It oould ba•e be{an lo pray blml<it tl1ail I've ever
I · cd to int lllllf!fliOk • .l -,c\rl\'.ll!j ~ed. l!eJ.ore. God mill! have bean! me -~ _.,~: Ma. 113:.iif, li3ei1lie .oe.f car lteA>Olhllld toott
dead lllWI 15 ln1Jea oittfilt · ni&Anto ;pottl"!'l1 .mere I;aaqed to ;'lt )l'~·IOf'.'cp; ·"/Pl-with hav•·"l!'Clllow.dln. _.
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1'1at Incident taugbt me plenty. l will
never again pass up a motorist In
diftress, , oo matter what the hoor.
!'lease, AM, make a special plea to your
readers to put themselves in the other
fellow'• ihoes, especially in bad weather.
If 1'e cii\t't stop and give a helping hand
to someone in distress, what Is life all
. obou~ay?-1 AA! MY ,BROTHER'S llEl!I .
'DtA,R BlWI'llER: A. lot of peopl•
~!Mt r.iow brtbe -a befOft tb• •
I
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• Good Samaritan came along, to •re ii
nothing new about your esperieDH.
Unfonu .. tely, th• ~ Ill ting
abuse has foe&ered vtoleace and crtme
and many people have bte<lme reluctant
to "get Involved." Thlt nut letter h1
from Peoria. It came In the aame batch
as ynurs and helps glve a balaactd, more
realli;Uc pl.ctwe of lhe world as It 11,
which ls to 11y bolb Pel and ba(t,
DEAR ANN L.\NDERS: Last olgbt my
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Both beautiful and
active, Gwenda
Watson accepts
roses and resumes
lively dinnertable
conversation at
awards banquet .
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Dally
Piiot
Photos
By
P•trick
O'Donnell
• or
girl rrie nd and I were driving home from
the bowling alley and we came en a girl
• fl'J)mranother team whose car was ·atuck
~a ditch. Jt was cold and windy and we
• .. ecPto belp get her out but It was ·~. · -ral -1• drove by and just loolc·
'ed. )'lhiiu; a man llopped. He tried to "
push her out but she was in the anow and
mud too deep. In a few minute.I another
came by and offered to help. He said we
needed to be pulled out and offered to go
home 8nd get a chain. He returned in -a
few minutes end the two men pulled her
out. , .'
This proved t0. me that there are !ltill
some ~nd and considerate people 1n the
WIX'ld who •""''l ofrald to "get· In-
vo\vecl," and I say thank God for them.
-FAITH RENEWED
DEAR FAJ'nl: You've ~pod reat:w
lht faith of otben -and tltat's wort.ti a
great deal. 'l1lank you for writing.
CONFIDENTIAL TO MOUSE-TRAP•
PED: Yoor "dilemma" comee under the
heading ol the high price of low morals.
Shut up and pay up.
PlanlllnJ I wtddlng? Wllot't rtp!!
What 's wrong? ADn Landera' compltleb
'ntw 0 Th·e Bride's Gulde" wUI n11e,-
ytMJr amreiy. To receive 1 topy, stlM$,~
dollar btll, pl111 ... a ton~, sell-addrt~
stamped mvtlope (JI ttnb postqe) t•
Ano t.anden, Box S3'8, Cbk:ago, UL -·
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Jf D.<!LY PILOT -· 111J :Ill, 1973
·Career · Opportur:iitie.s for Women Grow l)
BJ LAUlll:& LUPl!R °' .. ..., ......
'lllojob-.elor-
_.-Jy '" . . . llld lln't
... cl>oqjoc.
TradlUonal~~ .. IMllollio ID lllO tnldJCJooal . .,..
Bui Jobs DOI ndltloo&Qy
held by women are becocdnc
.~ -.ii -. Che
-lm'JUIOllto-"'>l-
''Thoy're ~ for you.
Yoo jost t.ve to decide,•• 11kl
Naocy Dalrda. I "'-at Ille Loo A,,..i.s Clree< Plan-oq c.m.r.
s:,e ..S ttYen1I o t h er
--opob durlnc .• ponel
--du.d "What Are You Going lo Be Whoo You
Grow Up Little Glrt?" as a
part <1 UCI'• W«nen'1 Week.
AldJougb the """""' who bad cane .to hear t b e
diJC1L9Sioo were students, Ms.
-talked ol jobs which don't requn a coll<lle dep-ee.
MAIZ JOBS
"We otil! tblnk ol traditional
jo!lo," ohe """1. "You have to
Jltlnt Cl( the jol>I Jhat """do."
Sbt cla.lmed over ID fsmer..
,,. mllt OCCll~. mcltdnt
c.pen&ry, prlntlllc, -"'J)IU1, -binding ,
phannloevtJcal lab l<cbnoloCY
and .._ ..... , aow are -
to --.. ,_,..,.
appeJdc:eship pn11n111m.
Sud! profJI...,,. train the in-
dividual •iio lo pold at the
.......... w.,_the
journeyman --..,,,., 11But even your ~
aalaty b mono Jluoo most
..mJ...ftilled WW bn OJUld
~to earn." the ukl.
'Ibey .,. ...... to -. she e:rptmed, becaUle tn-
dtl!lrlef havq anythq to do
with the eovemnent are re-
quired to emc>loY • cmaln
propor1ioo ol women and
miootitlet. '
But companies have a
legitimate <Otnplajnt, .... said.
because women don't think of u-ltiDdl ol jol>I.
A ·frieol told Joy C<mors, a
gradual< ol Pepperdlne Law
Sdlool, to tell ..,,. eellilt law
IChoolsaro.Bulinlteadh
r<parted the acbools are
"mud> better already than
they were kl.tr years ago ~
J ltarted."
Naw. tht explained, 2S per·
cent ol t.ht law students are
....... compored to throe pt!<·
tt.nt • few yean ag'\).
And law lChools are hiring
wotnen faculty which i s
a.nctber dlan&e becattt, said
Ms. eom.cr., "I nt:ver saw a
'""""" law -when I wasgoqtood>ool."
PDUNl8l' LA 'II'
• hopet Co pract ice
feminl!t law wbidl ls "just at
the very beginning o f
laOOmark deci5iom.'' 11 U an
exciting time in tbis field, she
expla.iQed ftwther, because law
i.! "one ol the mom powerful
weapons women ean use to get
advancement in !'!'.ystems."
But she cited other ad-
vantages a -..unan might en-
joy io law. A researcher, she
said, coold do mudl of her
work at home. And, while a
legal secretary couldn't take
her child io the office, "If
•
you're the boa, nofxid)''•
going to kttp you rrom taking
• child lo won rill you."
The paralegal field •loo ..
oprnUig which would allow a
pd'80f1 LO wcrk •n the fltld
witiiout law ICbool training
and provide the -., •·get
your feet wet to i5ee ii you like
it "
Although she charged the
law :school aptitude test,
which is required for entnnce,
is .a "very biased test," with
questions geared to the male,
Ms. Connors said there are
courses -..'hich prepare people
for the tests.
She believes, ''1bfre's no
reason v;hy anyone who wants
to -go to law school can't go to
Jaw 6Chool in Cali!ornii1."
MEDICAL SCHOOL
A similar story seems to ap.
ply to medical school.
"\\'omen are not only being
accepted, they are being
sought after in m e d i c a I
school," said Dr. Joann
Rosenberg.
; · 1 t almost shocks me . . .
Jl'I SO d.nrmaUcaily dlf{fl'fll\l
MW," she said, rocalllng lllat
before sile enl8n!d medlcal
ocbool a had lo ptOnti!< DOI
to have dll.ldrel for lour
years. Her hlJ!lbmd, too, WIS
called in end 8*d to V«ily
Illa!.
Although the quallficatlom
.,.. tllf!lcult to meet, ....
doesn't feel -there is a need for
much d>ange and claims that
men are frlghtened about
ttiern at...
"I think U>ere are ""°"811
women that are more dm1
able to compete," she NJd..
But she suggested a woman
work in a lnipital <r clinical
situatioo so that il!lbe rnijrtlt
poMibJy be consideftd even l1
her grade point average is a
little less than the required 3.5
and above.
She woold like Ito see more
wei~ in COMideration be
gjven to rbe personal in-
terview. This. she said , is done
in eastern schools but the UC
students are ''almost
medlanically selected."
Bui then 1llis same approach
was ol.feml u an adv.U,e
in the Cllllfomla Air Nal-1
Guan!.
SKY'S CDMPITl'Ell
"Wlllllefl In tho Air Foroe
are equal to lthe men.•• es:-
p!alned Coro! v...,., tralDq
and education adl'!oor '"' the Coota Mesa unll, -the
"big compul<r in tho ""11" -·t diocrirnin81<1 In pay,
""""""'"ty er promotlom on
the basis of sex .
Aloog willl equality, she ol-
J<red training and Jravd In •
part.time job. And, imJite men
in the reserves, a wunan can
quit """'1 She can no lmger
attend because !he has no
military obligatloo,
All one bas to do, Sie said,
is paos aptitude and l'itY!ICaJ
tests and sbe will be sent to a
school of her clloice IOl' dree
monJils training. !luring Ibis
lime, she would be paid $320 to
$360 a month plus room and
·board.
After this, she woo.Id give
one weekend a month and two
weeks in the 6UIDl1lff to the
-· Buth could, II lbe WIDled, put in for • low'. Otle
ot the --In the ..Ut, a student at Callforals Staie
Unl.....U,, PU11or1nn,'ls ....
lo-.,. for --Adi •ll'f1llW",
But die em rilt allo his
the w free travel benefit&
.. AJr -pa-. And
tile otllt:er aid ..,. helpo placo
womm In the onlta ID Jobs.
"We're idnd ol. a family/'
ebe said.
But II a mn tra<lllJmaf
... .._ •• job Is -. Bel"'
Neely, -palOOtlol
analytll no campus, oald, "It
eeerm to me UCI ~ a la.ml of
opportuni!y U you'll just taio
k."
LADDER WORK
To et.art, a W(ll'l.M would
have to have a gOod clerical
skill "ITII tuTY, it comes
back to tbat again," she said.
But then a. woman can move
up the prorootional !add<!-,
from clerk to &eniU' clerk to
principal clerk.
Your Horoscope
Cancer: Don't
Cyclists Must Fol low
Rules of Safety, Too
By PATJUCIA McCORMACK
NEW YORK (l/Pll -You
or members ol ~ family are
among tile 80 millloo biking
breaks his coocentration.
Many bike companies are
geltlng into blk.e safety educ•·
lion. Leon th1nkl it's a smart
treol. But he said t h e
"'1orlccmlng In blk.e oalety
-ls Jhat they don't •tart eorly ..,...ii.
Patrol can quickly clear up
any questions about t h e
desirability of a route.
Be Impulsive . . -· 'l1lo National SaJety Council
saya preUmJoary "'1Jmatel
lhow 1,100 C)'clf.i. were killed
In Im -oome JUii riding
arotnl the l>locl<; ...,. 00 the
open rood on • blio bltr..
You worry about safety and
~·onder: shouldn't we
bicyclists wear helmets llke
motorcycle riders are required
by law to wear?
Or should we wear those
padded leather headbands tliat
criss and cross the crown of
tile head -the kind flghlers
wear when sparring; a kind
you've seen in pictures of
bicycle racers? ...
Foe die .._ to that ques-
t.ion and for other tips on safe
biking, Ruben Leoo ot -was cmsulted.
"When oo the road," he
said, "wear e safety helmet.
In fact, a riding helmet is a
good idea when )'tlll're on a
bicycle."
He speaks with authority on
the subject. In training for a
try-OUt v:ith the U.S. Olympic
bicycle team, Leoo pedaled
more than 6,000 miles cross
country r r om Washington,
D.C. to Las Angeles last sum-
mer to raise money for St.
Jude Oilldcen's Research
Hospital in Memphis.
He's back at it again this
spring as captain of a
transcontinental team o t
amateur cyclists participating
in the secorxi Afillion Dollar
Bike Ride for St . Jude. In a
big ride. participants are paid
so much a mile by donors. It
is sponsored by Epsilon Sigma
Alpha, a women's service
organization.
The big bike ride was
launched early in May in
Beverly Hills by entertainer
Denny 'I'OOma!, founder ol the
research hospital to batlle
catastrophic childhood
diseases, Including leukemia.
Two lea1ns of riders are
traveling cra:;s country to
Philadelphia over northern
and solJlhem routes that zig-
zag through 30 states and
more than 950 cities.
"We're going through rough
country and safety ls one of
our primary concerns," Leon
said. "I'm a firm believer .in
the rules of the road. They are
a cyclist's be.<t friend.
"We have tried to impress
upon our riders that they are
operating a moving vehicle
and are subject to the same
ru!('3 of the road that apply to
everyone PJse. Yoo don 't ru n
stoJ) signs or go the wrong
v.11y on one-~·ay streets."
In the contest with motorists
the cyclist has to work at
keeping fru.!.tration under c011-
trol. Loon said a rider n1u.'il be
careful not .to take up any
more of the road surface than
he needa. And he must be will-
ing to yJeki everi when lt
•
"Too many porelU buy a
younpler a bike, teach ttiern
-lo ride tt and think lhetr responsibt1ity ends there," he
said.
"It doesn't. We need more
programs to teach youngsters
the fundamentals ot safety,
and the rules of the road. They
have to begin SOOOI!!' because
youngsters are on t w o -
wheelers at an early age these
days."
With the Phoenix Recreation
Department and the YWCA
Leon has been involved in-
setting up bike rodeos f<r
young people to test their
phys!<& abllit!M ontl the fun..
damentals of bike safety.
"Klds can learn blke safety
in a setting that is run and ~
joyable with rewards for doing
well," he said. "This is the
~ of the programs I've
been trying to develop in
Phoenix, and more are needed
elsewhere in the country,"
Some of l1ls lips for anyone
planning to tour on a cycle:
-Never go alone. Another
rider can help in a n
emergency and shield you
from traffic in case of an ac-
cident.
-Plan Know where you are
going, 'Whet road conditiol'\S'
are like. A cell to the Highway
Youth
Lecture
Dr. Robert M. Julien will
discuss new discover/es in
research on epilepsy at the
membership meeting of the
Orange County Epilepsy Socie-
ty.
The group u·ill meet at 7:30
p.m. Thursday, l\1ay 31, in the
Moose Hall , Santa Ana.
-The local newspaper will
give the weather report. Or
check with the National
Weather Bureau. Riding in
bad weather ts the toughest
problem. Rain wets the wheel
rims and can wash out the
brakes.
You should anticipate this
problem and be ready to react
a lot more quickly to road con-
dition.s. Apply the brakes often
to make sure they're working.
-set reallstic goals. Go
short distances at first to gain
experience and build muscle
tone. The tired rider is not a
safe rider.
-Make sure every moving
part is 1ubricated, clean and
reliable.
-Replace any mlJSini parts
and take IP'Clal care in
checking out brakes and
deralleurs.
-U you ride at night, know
tile requlremenl> !or reflection
and lllwnlnatlon. 'This Is a
matter of vehicle code, and
each state has its own re-.
qulrement.t. 1.;,
-Take .a water bottle and ~
first aJd kit.Other than these ~: .... essentials carry as Uttle as ·· ·. "
passible. The cycle is not a · ·
paclt horse. Excess weight will
slow you down and can be a a;.· \.
safety hazard.
-Don't wear long pants.
Riding shorts .are more com-
fortable.
"And I repeat -wear a
safely helmet,'' Leon said.
ll,.IT .......... '
BecauM estim•t•s show more th•n
1000 cyclists were killed In
Americ• in 72, they, too,
should tak• extra care.
TUESDAY
MAY 29
By SYDNEY OMAlll\
ARJES (Mareh 21·April 19):
What bad been a money misun-
derstanding with mate, partner
can be ironed out -be flex-
ible enough to make con-
cession. Friend who confides
"disturbance" deserves sym-
pathy. Keep confidences.
Favors you do will be return-
ed.
TAURUS (April :ID-May 20\;
Lie Jow. Do more ll!ten1ng
than talking. You have rare
opportunity to observe and
learn. Cootractural obllgatJon
will become more ol a
pleasure, less ol a bunlen.
Dm't push, rush or lmlst.
Seorplo wUl play important
role. .....~ ·-~-' ,.
Gl!:MJNI ~Zl.Jtma-l!I): Exciting c · n c e-:r,:-op.~
portunities t 'Cieatlve-J ft .. '
pression are M tap. Ybp,
Plsoe• per50t111 ·play key rolea.
Young ~ ~ wa1
obstinate will bave diange of
heart. Be a 'iracious "win-
·ner." Steer clear of "I told
you so's."
CANCER (Jtme :U.July 22):
Emollona ten! to dominate.
Key is to give logic "equal
lime." Family member ~
right Jo be infcnned. .ActJnr
completely no impJlae runti.
in Joos. GennlDe bargain ls
available lor luxury Item U
you ""' patient, penistolll.
Spotlighted at Meetings LEO (July ZS.Aug. 22): Hold
"' Oil lllllrt joumeya. llm't argue. with neighbors,
treasurer, and Theodore
Cooper, parliamentarian.
Saddleback GOP
p.m. Teusday, June 5, in the
Westminster home of Mrs.
Don Robertson .
Reception
Orange County Art Associa-
tion and the Laguna Museum
of Art will have a reception
honoring Women U.S.A. at 7
p.m. Satrday, June 2, in the
museum.
County Philharmonic Society's
program of free concerts f<1r
county students.
Newport Beach is hostess
chairmen.
relaUves. Your jud&ment ma1
be sllghUy oil c:<nter. Know II
ontl ba -tyUcal. Count lo 10
belire exprosl!ng v1 ...... Some
around you are envloua. Ride
OC Group with the Ude.
LB AAUW Three students will receive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22):
LaglUla Beach Branch or the scholarships and officers wtn Guard valuables. Get money's
American Association of be elected when Orange Coast \llO('fh. Don't mix senUment
University women will install Retired Teachers meet at with Sll1Dd business ~alODlng.
officers during the fin a I noon Saturday, June 2., in Caprkorn shows you the way.
meet d. the year, planned at Clubhouse 2, Leisure World. Be receptive. Obtain valid hint
9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 2, in A scholarship recipient will from Leo message. Give
the El Adobe, San Juan be chosen from Golden West, yourself time to make in-
" Leo, Aquarius individuals ~
In picture. Aa:ent;., 00 coming
to tenns with older familY
member. Question concerninl
home, · property can b ~
favorably resolved. i
SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. ~
Dec. 21): Follow lhroug.~ '.11
hunch. Don't vacillate. ~
practical without burying irl-
tuitive intellect. Be quilrt
within. Know that b e i n g
alooe is not same as beink
lonely. Take time to gathtr
emotional ruources. I
' CAPRIOORN (Dec. 2:.J>4-
19): Hlgblight fiexibill~y.
recepJlve lo euggestlnos
llqlttarlon. -Ups whleh can be turned 1 ptol!L You are due
pleasant surprises. One
authorfty tears down to ml!ff!
room foe you. •f
AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.F4.
18): You can take ~tea steps. Details are taken
of, )'Qlr obstacles are -
ed. Path ls smoothed and
rest ts up to you. Uo ~
Soorplt penons are invotv
Stick to what is famllla •
Don't duct basic issues. i
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20
Some precmcelved noJj
could get ali'Jni. You
change pfllloeopbJcal con<<ptj.
Realize lhls Is a sign ot ·
Cherish your doubll. Give
play to your lntell ~'1
curiosity. Ctmcer penoo ls:;t!-
volved. :"I
IF TODAY JS YOU~
,BIR11ll>AY you are bri8'~
have aeme of humor, ~
be restless, artistic and,.;)!t
Um.., have dilflculty llnJshIIR
what you start. You dra~ww.Jb
you many born Ullder 1-
tarius. Th Ism on t b, Ji .•
should be your most sl
cant of 1973. You never
satisfied to know som
merely happened -you w
to know "why" it ~uni~
Many of your questions
due to be answered. Dr. Julien is a scientist and
assistant professor. Depart-
ment of ~1edical
Pharmacolqgy end
Therapeutics, C I. I i f o r n i a
Coll ege of Medicine, UC1. lie
and six other UCI scientist~
are coordinating epilepsy
research.
Everything from designer-
label clothing and accessories
to classic books and knick
knacks will be sold by the
Seddleback Valley Republican
\Voman's Club from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. !Friday and Saturday,
June 1 and 2. Location is 26365
Naccome Dr., Mission Viejo. Couples Club Capistrano. Orange Coast and Sadtlleback Jelligent decision.
New leaders are the Mmes. college!'.
. I t======
BSP Business and Professional Henry M. Hicltey, president; Speaker will be Dr. Giles T. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0et. 22): FOR
Couples Club will meet at 7,30 Frank D. Thayer and Earle W. Brown, dean of graduate Let (0 ol IOAlng pnlpOlltioo. PRESCRI
Turning back the clock to p.m. Saturday, June 2, in the Garriron, vice presidents; studies, California St at fl Some perlOlll have been very PTION
their high school days will be Anaheim Hyatt House. Allen A. Lindeman, treasurer University, FUllerton. Hf• rood at making promlsea. PRICES
members ol Beta Alpha Pl Speaker will be Ne a I and Helen Brown and topic will be lndooesla: An Now you have right to eee Call
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi when Steinhauer. former w or Id Lawrence N. Berge, Emerging Giant. results.'Jf only more promises • • •
RV Women they and their husbands record holder of !he indoor reCretaries. OC Assoc'i·t·ton are forthcoming, draw llne. 642-4104
gather for a social at 7 p.m. shot-put. Cl Avoid throwing "good money"
Lome Schultz' Mission Viejo Saturday. June 2. In the Gamma Phi Beta Orange County Adoptive alter "bad." ....... y/
honie \\'iU be the setting for Garden Grove home or the Philharmonic •}amma Phi Beta Alumnae Parents Association will meet MIDICl•I DO lhe installation ceremonies of Glenn G\vynns. at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 2, in SCORPIO {Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Rancho Vie1·0 Woman's Club r· hi BalOOa PhilhRrmo11ic C:roup of Orange County will board a the Airporter JM for a lunch-New start In different direc-JtO I . 1'1tl Jt, ot T11tth1 At11 • 1g ighting !he: evening ~·ill 'II · · I b Sat d J 2 N 1 •· at 6 p.m. J.Tiday. June 1. be k -ni present Us annual Cocktail spec1a us ur ay, une , eon and fashlon show. lion could be conslructive. nt,. •,.Ill Mkt. -namino tut: •lusband-of·lhe-B 1 he H 1 ~~ u MJ .. 1 Taki"\,offlce wtU be Jlie ·~ cnrfit at 6:30 p.m. SaturdAy, lo trave tot ote Bel Aire _.. ...... year. J h MM. "'"" ""· ' '• 6-S•t. ' i.. i
Mmes. na ld Elliott, presi-F' 1 1 b . une-2, at t e bayfront home for an intercity CounciJlr-;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~-=~~~~~~§~~~iiiii~iiiii~iiiiil 1na c u meeting or ih(' r 'I " · 1 t· I h dent; 1'hon1as Cooroy, Orville O n-rs. oonnie >au ins. unc eon . year will be conducted at 8 I' d be r· h o h Cork •nd Edward Hasting" nice< 5 ne it t e range Mrs. Roger Blanc an! of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. MAY 29, 30, 31
vice presidents; Ron a Id ;:===--"-=====-============ Cord@! end Thomas Sc o It ,1----·-------.I
secretaries; R. L. KalayJ lnn,
1
cmon'S
SPORTSWEAR
LOSE WEIGHT
THIS WEEK
Th• Ocfrlnh Pltl'I can http )'Oii btcom• tnt tllm trim person lhtl rou
would Ukt to bt.Odrtnax h11 bten usld
IUCCtttlL.11/y bJ tllot.ta1nd1 an OVfl" 011
CllUntry lor 14 YN11. C.t rid ot 1xcns
111 •nd ffv• 10n11r.
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No st1rvlnr. No 1p1clat 1r1rcls1t.
Odrlner P11n Ct)Sl& Sl.25 I~ the t1r11
ttonomr 1111 SS.25.
OVERWEIGHT?
56 LB. LOSS IN 40 DAYS
Under Medical Supervision
at the
Omega Cla r·
HOURS: 9:00 · 7:00
• CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
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Ncwpon Bcach,Oilifomla92660
You 111ust los• urlr fit or your
moMY wlll be rtlundtct. Ho qu1stJon1
ttktd. Acttpl llO &1o1b1Utut11, Sold with
!hit IUlllflllt by1
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646 1633 nMMI 547-6329 (714) 870.9347
• (2U) 697·1791
IT COSTS NO MORE ~TO SHOP AT SOLOMON'S S..I~ ••11 II c.tti' 1an ..._. ""'"""' ••
• I '
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The Bluest Marketplace on the· Ora111e Coast ,,_.. Hort. for s. . m -~ ~-••••• lOO -~
... '=1..ibles ••••. 1 •• N ·"°·
lld:l & Motnt ~ 900 . 9M ,,....,.,.!WI. -.. -.... 700 . 799
rinoncial ••••••••• 100 ·299
~ kr Sak • • • • •• 100 • 124
1.o1t & fo.ird , . . , . • , S5C1 -SM
Mm d1011che. , • • • • • . 100 · 649
DAILY Pl•OI CLASSIFIED ADS ~ .......... m·Sfi ................. . .......
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li•Qf>Ofk>lion, •.• ' ••• 9'$ -949
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678] One Cal I Service
Fast Credit Approval
..
General
OUR 24TH YEAR
Offering Service
Only Experience
Can Provid•
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
A U,_.lfJUf tOtt
FRESH AS A DAISY ON THE OUTSIDE-
Melto\v as Granddad's pipe on .the inside !
' 1 This Corona del Mar duplex has open bean1
ceilings. a cute fireplace, \Valls of \Varm pan-
eling and new carpets, paint and plumbing.
It's a \vinner! 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus a
darling one bedroom studio unit.
UNIQUI HOMlS OF CORONA DEL MAI, 675"'°°0
A nm., of M•forle w-.
U ~ ICJU I: tl()MI:§
REALTORS
General General
"OWNER CLIMBING WALLS"
... has bought cinother house; this is your
chance -owner wants offer on this elegant,
lge. bay view home; 5 BR., 4 ha. Complete
entertainment center around lge. htd . &
filt'd. pool; locked wrought iron gates. NOW
$159,0-00. Land available.
AVAILABLE
Carmel model, Harbor View Homes. $72,000.
CORBIN -MARTIN
REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662
General General
LARGE BAYSHORE HOME
Spacious family home near private beach.
Lar~e mstr. suite upstairs. 2 Bdrms. &
Iaroily room down. High beam ceilings.
$72,500. Mary Harvey.
NEW LISTING LIDO BAYFRONT
Lovely & immac. 5 BR., 5 ba. home on Nord.
Paneling. Parquet floors. Lots of charm plus
room for large boat. $279,000.
Cbarlyne Whyte.
EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES
One of the most delightful homes. 4 Bed-
rooms -family room -living room with
beamed ceiling. All this & a pool & vi ew.
$139,500. Eileen Hudson.
NIGUEL SHORES -PRIVATE
·Charming, immaculate 3 BR., den, near
beach, tennis. Move-in cond. Completely
furnished. Priced to sell now! $74,900.
Bob Yorke.
IT STEALS THE SHOW
E njoy bayfront view from this twcrst ory 6
BR .. 4 bath nautically oriented home with
pier & sLip. $37tl,OOO -C<>mp. remod.
Gary Knox.
' DOVER SHORES OPPORTUNITY'
Make offer! Owners b•ve purchased smaller
home. 4 BR., 3¥.i baths, formal dining room
& family room w/lireplace. Fee land. Kath·
ryn Raulstoo. --ColcWAlll. ....
644-2430 ~
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR .. N.B.
•
General
w ..... ·-..,....., .. 1
Gener•I
2955 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 540-1720
General General
YOUR NEW HOME?
If you are looking in the areas and price
ranges shown below -perhaps one of the
fo ll owing fine properties will become your
new home. Call tis today! 675-7225
Spyglass -6 hedro'Dtn
-marvelous view -$135,000
Harbor View Ridge - 5 bedroom
-lee land -$110,000
Harbor View Homes -3 bedroom
-superb location -$ 69,900
Harbor View Hills -4 bedroom
-sensational pool and view -$129,000
Harbor View Hills -4 bedroom
-beautiful yard and view -$ 89,500
Irvine Terrace -3 bedroom
-tremendous view -$155,000
Cameo Shores -4 bedroom
- 'white water and canyon -$290,000
vie\\'S
Bay Front -3 bedroom
-divinely decorated -$ 89,000
plus boat slip
Bayshores -2 bedroom
-cozy cottage -$ 56,500
Bluffs -4 bedroom
-Perfect family home -$ 55,950
Can 675-7225
General
INCOME
EASTS.IDE COSI'A l'\.tESA. J
llickory Ranch Style Homes
with Hnn:l\\"OOd Floors and
Shake Roofs! 4 Ganges.
Pride of Ownership -New Paint inside and out. Ideal
for own('r«cupanl. Build a
Tax Deductible Equity ,
Private linanclng. $.5:>,500.1
Call anytim(', 646--!Y.ii5.
EASTSIDE
C'OSTA MESA
~"4-~
~ MOASSOaarfS
REALTORS
2828 EAST~ HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
644·7270
•••••••••
:: Bedroom Home & 38xto 1 e FOREVER VIEW
Rµl\IPUS ROOM coniplete Watch the boats by day and harbor lights ~':.iger= n!~rnt'~ by night from your living rootn. The ULTl-
nesUed an1ong a sell'.'Ct ~IATE in 1'.,EE o"•nership, luxury on-the-
forest of shrubs and or?nge water living. 2 Bedrooms. 2 bath condo in
tree. Boat Slorage. Zonf' t ' · CHANNL'L REEF p I · R-2 _ Maybe build inconlf' pres 1g1ous .c. • oo , secur1-
Homrove1· another garage'.' ty guard, boat slip available. CALL FOR
$32,9,j(I. ov .. ner wil l help appointment .................. , .. $95,000 .
finance. Call anyt i n1 c ,
646-0COO.
12 APARTMENTS
Lovely near-ne1v 3 bedroom
2 bath IO\\'Tlhouse on
greenbelt, beaut. upgraded
home in immaculate con·
dilion. f'ireplacc and buill
in kitchen. Recreation
room, pool and children
piny a rea. Try 10 % dn. will
carry itself. For more info.
Please en!\ 673-&'i50 Priced
at only $27,500.
OPEN r!L P • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE' e '
<
COTTAGE
AND INCOME
Starter, retirement
& investment home
On tree shaded street
45X100 Foot Lot
With R-2 zoning
Only $ID,!}J()
HARBOR
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
673-4400
•••••••••• SEPARATE
WORKSHOP?
I-JERE-IT-IS! 3 Bedroom,
hardwood floors, VX>rkshop
slorage building on R..-2 lot.
All furniture and 1 8 '
portable pool included. Full
price $30, 750. Easb!tde Costa
••••••••• e INCOMPARABLE
in this two story, custo1n built, '"ith many
deluxe extra features. Open beam ceilings.
fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET
KITCHEN, built-in sewing center and study.
T\vo decks plus 2 Jru1dscaped terraces. It's
a real value at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500.
••••••••• e 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 this only comes along once-
in-a-lifetime. Call now for appointment.
..... ' .. ' .. "'.''.' """'' "" $140,000. ••••••••• e BUILDEltS ATTENTION
ROOM TO BU,ILD second UNIT on this
large corner lot. 2-bedroom house, carpets,
drapes, fenced yard In Newport Heights.
" ' " " . " . " " " " " " " ' " " " $33,500. •••••••••
M'5a
--540-1151 Open Eves.
n this 18'x36' heated POOL. Great EAST·
SIDE location! Close to Westcliff 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 appointment.
OUR 24th YEAR
Offering service
only experience
can provide
~~~ .. HERITAGE . .
REALTORS •••••••••• SEE IS
BWEVING
• OPEN HOUSES • 3BR, CONVERTED DEN & POOL -337
Magnolia, Costa Mesa. $39,500. Open Sun.
2-6.
See this charming 3 bedroom • • • • • • • • •
VIEW OF HARBOR LIGHTS
"HARBOR VIEW HILLS"
Located high on the hill, offering full enjoy-
1nenl of the view of Ne\l.'port Bay & Pacific
Ocean. Lusk bit. 3 bdrn1., farnily rm., dining
rn1., \.\!i lh a htd. & filt'd. pool & jacuzzi; on a
profess. lndscpd. corner lot. This js a one of
up in the \Vorld. '·t·onsider as an investment
DOLL HOUSE -$32,900
"FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART"
City of Irvine. Air-cond. 3 "" bdr1n., 2 bath
lo\vnhouse. Ideal for the small family comina:
up in the world. "Consider as an investment
shelter." Completely furnished. at $32,900.
DOVER SHORES
"EXECUTIVE ESTATE"
Elegant 1nasterpiece of custom design for
indoor-outdoor entertaining a t poolside, 'vilh
bit-in service center or inside in spacious
living area. Plenty of roon1 for the family,
too. \vith 5 bdr1ns. & 4 baths & a view of the
ba)'. Reasonably priced at $159,000. Terms
avail.
GOLF COURSE VIEW
NEW LISTING
Lge. exec. home \vith 5 baths, game room,
fa1nily rooin, sauna bath, dining rm. & lge.
country kitchen ,,.1 all 1noclern conveniences.
5800 SQUARE FEET. Offered at $1311,000.
ESCONDIDO INVESTMENT
2.1 Acres of gentle rolling R-1, "approx. 240'
X 380'," to build your own country estate.
Owner will finance, consider subordination.
Only $24,950. Call today for the details!
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CAN SERVE
YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS:
Velma Jordan Bud Corbin
Michelle Davy Paul Martin
Carol Arthor Mary Finch
Jean Mitchell Ramona Host
Edrea Meteih Audrey Richard1on
Joe DeKeyser Worth Probst
Edith Bray Georgine Vaught
CORBIN -MARTIN
REALTORS can Anyllm• 644-7J62
General GeMral·
.£nJa .!J6/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES .
SHOWN BY APPQINTMENT
Lind• Isle Waterfront
Custom 4 bdrm., 41fl bath home on lagoon.
Fully equipped island kitch en, waterfront
family room, billiard room . . . . . . $245,000
For Complete Information.
On All Homes & Lots, Plean C•ll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 B•y1ld• Dr., Sult• 1, N.B. 675-6161
General Gener1I
CUSTOMIZED DUPLEX
Very best duplex concept; 2 3-bdrm., 3 baths,
lrplc. plus family rm. Each rdlects privacy
& advantages of a priv. home. Heavy shake
roof, custom features. Ready for occupancy
in August. Call to see.
Q, Orange Coast
REAL ESTATE 644 414'
2600 E. Co11t Hwy .• Corona del Mir
DUPLEX -OCEAN SIDE OF HWY.
home, all freshly painted in· AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
side. 13aC'k yard like a REALTORS • . . , , , . . . 644-7270 Gener•( 6eneral
forest, with lots o( trees -l :----.c-----~,-----i------------------------1
Newly de<:orated & carpeted duplex ••. 2
BR. ea. unit -with garage for each unil
Convenient to shops & trans. $69,500
4 UNITS SO. OF HWY.!
Two 2-bdrm. homes plus two 1-bdrm. units
over two 2-car garages; located on two R-2
lots (to add to the twos-tbe property over-
looks Irvine Terrace #2). $126,500
super sharp. Top school:i;, Gener•I General
and excellent neighborhood. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Only $34,500. 546-2313.11
You'll buy this il :you bother
lo see it.
0"" 1>l I • ITS FUN TI) 8E ""'' ~
ij
A boo.I gate & room to store
your carnper or trailer off
the sl.reet. Minimutn yard
maintenance . . . & who
Genertl Gener•I needs a yard to ka?p up If -----------------1 you have a recreational
ENGLISH TUDOR. Unique four bedroom in
Newport's Bayctest area: complimenting
landscape, excellent carpets, formaJ dining
and nice size family room. This home Jrtves
an impressive welcome and is an excellent
value at $74,900. ** ** ** * TAYLOR CO. *
vehicle? Just Z years ll('Vi'.
Three bedrooms:. atrium.
fnmtly room with cxpo!lf!d
bcanlt'd ceilim."S, m.asl'livr
lireplace & deluxe built-in
kitc~n.A real goodie ...
~18.960.
C. F. Colesworthy
UNIQUI HOMIS OP NIWl'OIT llACH, 645-6100
LINDA ISLE-4195,000 R .. lloro 640-0020
Exclusive island o! boating offers the ulil· * _ LOOK! * REAL TORS
mate in prestige llvlng. Private tennis, beech $ I !Jl!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!ii~~!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and security entrance. Architect design In 4 2 500 Gener•l Gener•I
this lovely4 bdrm home with library, formal I • HARBOR HIGHLANDS l·E-X-C-IT_l_N_G_V_l_E_W_O_F_
dining rm, play rm & sir. baths. Beautifully 5 BEDROOMS-POOL BAY
decorated. Pier/sJJp. Plus more. -FANTASTIC-Walking dtstal"ICf' to Mtu1nert You won't pau thl1 ........... . ''Our 21th Ye•r" ...... .., "3 Large 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home School and \\T('Sfc)l(f sho~ OV('r 2500 llQ ft. Of dclu.x l\V• WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors will> ramlly/dlnlng, ••m• ping. N"" point In '"'' out. '"•· °"""' i• motlvat"' to rooni, 3 mu:s:lvl" fireplaces new Door ~rlngii In the 11ell this lovely 3 lxlr., 3 bllth 2111 San Joaquin Hlll1 Ro.d Md a decorator'• delight. built-in electric kitchen and home w\lh fantastic view.
''Overlooking Big C•nyon <;ountry Club'' Ju.I listed • FOl' appoint· dining area, 1'hrec hath~ Priced at $115,000. Cnll Red NEWPORT CENTER, N.8 . 644-4910 ment C A"L L 54 5. 8 4 2 4, pluR Mlparatc Betvlce porch, Cnrpet, H.ealtcrs for An ap-
S:JulhCo Rtelton. Prtce reduced 10 s,57.:i(X). -'po-'-ln"t"'n"""'nt ____ _
for Action ••• Call 642-5678 ~~.0"'-. Buy u;;; ~ .... ~ .. Coles= Nc":~:'Pl•"""ad1 ..
I
MACNAB
IRVINE
BIG CANYON CONDOMINIUM
New, spacious 3BR, 21h bath condo. Choi ce
'location. Immediate occupancy. $115,000,
Billie Mattson 644-0200. ( S!4)
SPECTACULAR HARBOR ISLAND
Beautiful 3 yr. old custom home. 6000 sq.
ft. or the ul timate in bayfront living. 5
Blls., formal DR. EleganUy paneled LR.
Extra parking. Pier & rloat. $465,000.
Barbara Aune 84Hl235.
LOCATION MAKES THE PRICE
twice as nice -for this quaint "cottage
li ke" 4 BR w/beamed ceilinged LR. Attrac·
live large patio. 3 blocks"l.o .)Jay & beach.
$55,000. Amy Gatson 842·823~. (SJ2)
lot -°""' M2•UH
N4411a1Wthtir IM4·12110
N .. jMt leech, C.lllomle 12tt.s
for Action .•. Call 642-5678
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DAILY r!LOT
Otnorol
;i,_ ,...;li'J?~-s.ifd,
~ llllAm.MTIS
REALTORS
21211 EASTCOMTHIGHWAY
COllONA DEL MM.CM.IF. 644-mo
e BUILDER'S DELIGHT
Ready and. waiting for second unit on lbil
large corner lot. 2--bedroom house, carpets,
drapes, fenced yard, in Newport Heights.
. . .. .. . .. . . . . ' . .. ... ' .... ' '33.000
e CORONA DEL MAR DUPLE X
Beautiful _ .. tree·lined street in Old Corona
del Mar. BOTH DELUXE UNITS HAVE 3
bed.1'()9ms . den, firepJace, 2 baths, buildn
kitchen, PATIOS, 2 blocks to shopping and
schools. Choice location $981500.
START SMART
FOR-A-YOUNG-FAMILY ... within wallc-
lng distance to schools and shopping? 4 Bed-
rooms, 2 baths, fireplace. Has assumable
, VA loan-All for only $29,950.
' AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS 6«-7270
.. ' ' • ,_ I • 1 • ,.,
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4 UlllllUJI: t1VM1:
DO YOU WANT A HAPPENING ROOM or
six bedroo1ns? Either way this Harbor View
Hills Burlingame model is worth viewing!
And it's perfect for the executive's family.
Near the park, on a cul-de-sac, great for en·
tertaining, colorful decor, delighllul grounds
and a flexible Z.story floor plan that bas
room for children, hobbies, live-in he1p and
a swimming pool. Presented at '104,950.
UNl9UI HOMIS O' COIONA OIL MAI. 67MOOO
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U~IVUI: li()MI:§
REALTORS
G•neral
W( ·lt< i11C-&C :<)111i)<111.\·
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WRAl'l'!D IN GINGHAM
Harbor' VI-HoftWI
2800 Sq. Ft. PortofiDo ~ beaulifullJr
decoralA!d In "Country EnJllsh", custom
woven wood shuUen, used brlck, landscap-
ed, etc. S BR, S~ BA, lam rm. plus bonu&
rm & loft br for i uest. New, uclusi•e list·
lng. 1948 Port Trinlty, Newport Beach. Open
Sun/Mon 1.S:JO.
BIG CANYON ·
Spacious CU!tom home right on the goll
course, overlooking a wide grassy fairway.
Super fauilly room plus other outstanding
features. 28 Royal St. George, N.B. Open
Sunday 1-5:30.
CdM -OCEAN VIEW
Brand new, charming 3 BR with formal din·
ing, many unique features, immediate OC·
cupancy. 418 Hazel Dr., CdM. Open Sat, Sun
& Mon 1·5:30.
2.'>·1" F Coa~I fl 1gltway
18 ROOM
MANSION
5 + OEN + GUEST
Wrouafit l.ton fence protect-
in& b~ estate aDd. J)llX. like _ _...,.
chltecture featurtnc rare
cratUmaMhlp and statned
glaas windows. Banquet Jor-
mal din.in&-Step down den
with ceWna bl&b fireplace.
Garden view masta .Wtc
""Ith 6th bath, sundeck.
"BALLROOM" with dance
floor. 2 bl!droon1 guest hou8e
with kitchen & bath. Great
for ~nl~rtaininc-C a 11
64S<J:m.
IOHl\I I 111\11\ . ' '
LOOK WHAT OLD DOG A beautllul towMou" ;, a Corona dd Mar '17) h'/(J(J
WE FOUND! UARNS park*"'"~~9.~0"'~
On a tree l!ned street -A NEW TRICK General Gener•I 3 BR, l~ BA, 2 Story with
pif'ture pcrfecl 3 bedroom I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I sun porch, near rec center
hon1e with Joi.~ or flowers This started out a !hon time I 1 & pool. Obie gar., frttWay
und fruit t1·N!s !hat add to ago a.a an old 2 bedroom e-l J ~ ck>&e! To see ju.st call
it's charm. Entertain in the houAe on a large iot. The / 963-56U.
large faniily roon1 and home hu been completely inda :1 e
l2'x40' enclo!U!d patio. MUBt remodeled. It bu ~ ,,. to behove. 119,750. plumbing, new wiring, ""' PRESTIGE WATERFRONi HOMES 546--2313 everything including an at-
OPENTIL t • ITS FIJH TOBE NICEI tractive new look. At the SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Ge neral rear ot the lot a new build-LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
ing has recently 'been com-C bd b t · (
N1WJIOrt
••
DAILY PILOT 23
. •
BIG POTENTIA!-.
Anti It 1tarta with a _..,
outlook inl:ide. 2 Bdrm v.iU..
eourmet kitchen, mney II•
ing rm, log alR frplc, \!I
garden-patio, .,
prage. Room !or ~
VACATION umt, only ~""· ,,_
, . in )f~co all the )'ear one call at a time. Agent
1 vi 1~6T.1-.... T3l~l~.!'!"'!'!!'~~!!!!.,;j 1vithout ea ng )'Our home 1,
. 4 Bednn, huge kitoh. with * DRIVE BY * double fin?place, POOL, . .
and authentic ~texican can-I l..Lively family home 111
· d · IV gh I ' Corona Highlands. You own ru1a eco1. rou t. 1'bn, 11 I nd 3 Bd 1% ~~.500 PLUS. SullmLt on ~~.a~ neV:-":!~181
,GINNY MORRISON paneled living rn1.; Iola. of 1 l!llorage. View. All this tot
•****•• ~:!5· ~~GAN REALTY ·GM. Verde Dr. Eu!, 67~2 675-6459 * --* Costa Mesa ""'*•** 55t..WO
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
. AREA.
I
I
CdM Duplex
517 BEGc»ilA
. Cute 3 BR, 2 Ba froOI: bou1e
\V/fncd priV patio A yarcl.
hnnied. occup. 2 BR. "t It,.
rear house, Xtra. wide 4t'. FOUR BEDROOMS
-$2B,750
H 2 · 1 pieled which contains a fine ustorn 4 rm ., 5 ah home with view o ave Homes ) ' I I • 2 bedroom unit ·with marble main channel. Soft color:;, rich wood panel· Cambridge Homes
Must Sell ~ .. ·~~-~~~~~~~ sho\\·er •tall and a nifty 1 ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel-bedroom •partmeot, plus a ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, COLLEGE PARK I"''!'"~""~~~!!!!""!!! I Modern, s h11ke roof. 2 rari
jl'.ar. 3 BC'<!rni, 13-' balh,
double rireplacr, dining/ I' fanilly rni, new carpets.
Corner <can put boat or
lot. ·
Open Sun ~ton 1-5: 30 j
Completely redecorated In-
side and out which makes It
better than ne"" bttau11e lt'a seasoned. The Queens
ldtchen bouts a Corning
range top you can wipe
clean like wiping th e
counter top. Blt-In Bar-B-Q
on patkl, aprlnklen and
fullY grown landacaplng for
euy can. Hqrry and caU
now.
Real Eatate
76.i2 Edinger Ave.,
li42-4455
Open ~ell.
SIMPLY
BEAUTIFUL
"SPANISH"
Pncf"d 10 ~II at $99,500 -'.t ~ double garage. This Is the "tf · d k •005 000 '''"'""' bedrooms, 3 lux-CUSTOM TRIPLEX """time our""'" tMck hou; St tng area, view ec ' ' '' . . . . . . ... . ' PRICE uriooll baths, lovely Oceti.n bee '1 ~_.~ ... vle\V, super .construction. ll!OO Sq Ft. 3 bedroon1, 2 full on1~ S59a v~~Call":-hnun-yn · For Compl•Te lnform•tion REDUCTION
Quiet rul de sac street. fee haths ov.·ner unit. 2 ~TtLO.~l"IJN ;;;MCE·I On All HomM & Lots, Ple•H c.n : Don't lift a hand when you
land and an Eastern-type Bedrooms, 2 bath unit, and 4 1 th! · ~~r.~i~~~ 22::~~10::;~~~::;~ ![D!•~~!~·~~~~~'~··~il~l~i~~l~ll ~·~!·34 ... ~1;.~B·~·,B~Y~l·LL~1c1e~::~.~~~U~s~~~1~~.~~~:~N~RE~·B~·~A~L~T'.:'.o~,~~~5-6~1~•~1~1 ~~~~~
Owner unit e I e ga,n t ly General ti l' d furnished. 6 Detached closed General ---------,.;..::.;c:.;.;:e,_ ______ , ~tree tne atreet, and
••"•"· Dy "Pl"l"tmeot PAINT & SAVE NO MONEY $1000 LESS ooly. 192.750. PETE BAR-Ne Ill"..... G. t WE~IDE 3 °-•-D'OWN JlETI' H.EALTY, 642-4353 CJ '-""°' IGft ~~~ .unu.....,m Free-College Park's be-st buy at 5 + Guest 2 Story dom Home on l.,..e """ ""ty llZ.900. Call 61>M9
10 - 1 BR + 2 -2 BR, furn ..
Srn11>ly n1w of !hf! i::realt"•t I Top n>ntal at't'!l llt'Rr I rans.
ho1111•s otrcrert in llnntington & shoppini;:. H/F pool. Good
Be;tch. Su?ltr 11harp ~ net illCOme .. A ~l bal':i{aln!
bedroom 2 bath horn., e CALL ANYTIME e
studded lot • need.a little WALK TO quick.
$34 500 fixin' and paint. Illness LS ~
Exclusive roll~ green hill-~~-estl1~e ~~· l~E~~;~ This ~~n~~'? bedroom ' 1 ,
sidl'5 of "Back Bay.·• Needs Pl., C.~·I. (1-Blk So. ot Vic-and den home is walking ~
rlerorating, but a fantaslic toria on Monrovia to Oak -distance from all schoob.I '-~:::::::::::::: value. 5 bedroon111. Huge 3 Blks \V. to Republi<' . So. \\ilh no major streetA top
ranch kitchen with eating 2 blks let Grove Pl.) cross. Sl'cluded walled, tree OCEANFRONT OPLXS
area. Ponderosa party room. $2)1950 shaded back yard with ~ree 3 Brand nl"\\' buildings. All
3 bedroom Spani!h beauty located clo&f' to school~ and 646--3928 or Eve. 645--4375 Entertainers patio overlook-~1 Iumflag1c'°"" t" pat 1ando . d~Uerent O\vnt'rs, Jocaiions,
ing green lawn, towering ,..,..,m . arpe mg . sizes & architecture
trailer sto1-a.gcJ. S-l.2,950. As--. SACRIFICE e
sume approx. $32.000. V.A. 2 BR: pool, 2 car gar.
loan. Assume V.A. loan R-2 l..Lit. Only $56.500
balance. Oceanview Realty 673-8500
e DUPLEX •
1\\·o l-bdrm., close 10 beach,
lJoth units furnished. Owner
\\'ill trade up for larger
unit.~. Call for 11pp'I. to see ..
$51,500
Call: 67J.-.J66.1 67~ Eves
associated
BROKERS-REAL TOltS
2C?S W 8alboc 1>11 11.ll
Cost• Me sa ..
2 BEDROOM
HOUSE ON
R-2 LOT,
ASSUME
FHA LOAN
This Costa Mesa house wtth
hean1cd ceilings and huge
back yard is an ideal starter
home. Nolr the ~
aSl'lumable loan + R2 ~
ing. Priced at $25,500. For
details call 646-nn..
with l..mpal1ed Italian tllr shopping. Shai: carpeting,
tloon, Plf!WA kitcl~o and upgraded, no wax linoleum
family room, formal dining In Kite-hen, watersoftener,
area. beauti!u.I tr a Pt ca I marble fireplace, .aluminum
atrium, ~t bar ptua much t'OVered patio, fenced y8l'd
Lachenmyer trtts, l'orral and 2 bedroom HORSES! ! wall covenngs make 1h1s a 3 Br up/dv.·n Si.40 000
guest facility. Brand new on _ •• allowed 00 this;\ acre gre_at va1ue at $26,500. \Vhy 4 Br' up 3 b d $169'im1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!
market. Better hurry! Call randl. with large custom wait, call now 546-2313. 4 Br upi dv.'11 r wn sno:ooo I :
&l.'HX!OO. ~~=-,~~ ~i·""""'° .. ''""~ Ho~~~TY ADUCL:OTNDDEOLUXE Realtor
much mo111. Squeaky clean for the kids. This Js a Jot of =========:::c lo boot. "'nlhl ti a "riiu."1: house for S.12,'/."J(). Bett1.>r
...... Prl"'1 at only ~.500. hulTy -New ll•Ung. J READY FOR A
can NOW 842-%i.'fi. ~""'. _NnL Q. rr-s FUN roar NICE'~ • co: rs I This gr~i~~~? cl\ t c d WALLAC~ \ Carmel model in Harbor
REAL TORS View llomeM spells real
•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,,_..,...,!!!! I comfort. Corner lo1. three ~ bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely
IOHl\1 LOl,O\
" RF.ll llU R .'>
POOL HOME·
3 BEDROOM
$32,750
~-~--.. 675-1972 194-0615 mo. ...,......,.u e va-cant_ quick p()f!l5eSSlon. \Vill In Fountain Valle~ finest * WANTED-l'ommunlty -near ne"' City
exchange for ba,y-side du-HOME & BUSI S S E plex. . NES Hall. l\.1od~I unit,. &-as BBQ ME A VERD
$65,000.
VACANT &
READY
4 Bedroom, 2 baths, double with hug~ bonus (hobby) BUYER HARBOR Vl£W garage. $3-0,000 •• Best of roon1 ove"r large double I 1 "" 3 I . . . or ex ra .... arp
4 Bedroom & Family -cor-tenns. g11rage. On Y nskinJ"{ $30.500. BR hon1e close to school!
ner lot -$68,000 LARGE FAMILY? ~~'W.R & LEE, Realtors, & shopping. New green
3 bedroo_m & Family -fee 5 Bedroom, 2 baths. 0o5e to =~~'-====~=~ shag carpet, alum. cov'd. land -hke new-S69,900 ahopp;ng S32 500_ STOP LOOKING NOWI patio. Freshly painted. FOR TH I BEAT YOUR WIFE !am;Jy room. Ii"' l• co E to thls fanla.sLic deal. You I formal dinl~g room, a SWINGING \\"On"t nt>etl much n10nC"y for go~eous kitchen t w 0
thi" beauty. 3 queen size pr1va,ted A~tios. L,o v.e ly "SINGLE bttrn1s \\"ilh 2 luxurioti.~ up g a = . deco at 1 n g
$16 900 holhs. Full price is S31,9;,Q lhruoul. Priced to sell at
• -""ith s·.r,, dOY.'fl ii Clln be 69,000. Fee Land -Call $136 PER MONTH yours. Let us t>lxl\Y lt 10 you 67J.-.8S50 for appointment. N~#;.1:i~~t~ft~j~ R:I::~= ~~m1·m;~10&£~1~
Swint into summer • \vilere Owner anxious! Redecorated
else can you buy a lovely, ) bedrm a: family rm home
lreshly painted p:iol home •on huge corner lot. room for
at this low, low pri~e! Ext_ra boat or trailer, King-size
large concrete pabo, mam· covered pe.tio & private
tel"l!U"lee free yard, auto-yard. Quick posaes.slon. Low
mi_i.Uc poo1. sw~p, .~ down. OPEN 1-5 Fri. & Sat.
'bnck fireplace m hvmg 744 Center St., C.M.
5 Bedroom & Family -· ' fl I builti -'""'"" '""k"n li"ing roon• _ $l9,500 NEED SECURITY? Let a professional find your rep ace, ns, .. ~ ... ,.. ... •· • 3 Bedroo new home for you. T(!lJ us :u-ra. I'd bu>: it myself 4 Bedroom & family -great m honle fully ca:r-1\·hat YoU , ... ant anct 1\·e wiU 1r I were looking. $32,150.
\'iew _ $89,500 peted. recently painted. I' 4 Bedrooni & Family _ Large enclosed sunporch, find it for you. Abf'Qlutely no
remodeled and view _ fenced front &: back yard, high pressure techniques.
I boa Q · \\"e believe in Red Carpet 531 w .. $99,500 room or 1• wet street. scrvice. Call 546-8640_ . for ""5110 ( •wu.J 531-5100
4 Bedroom & Family -pool SZ7.500. & view -$129,000 Roy Mccardle Realtor your personal inte1'Vlew.
6 Bedroo<J> & Family -le< 1810 Newport Bl•d., C.M. ~:',1bo~·;r.~ .. ~~'1!.2' BRANO NEW HOM£S'-
tllage Real Es tnte
room, ov.'Jler "'"ants 1ltlOl1 $27 250 escrow. Call 842-2535 tor ' ·
.a large Jut & tM earden• I OJ>C'n eve.... ~ ~ appointment.
OPf.N rlL I) • IT"S FUN 10 BE NICE/ CALL 642-lm laoo & ~1~ sl?'ib,r:JXJ 1 ........... 541-...... " ...
29
........... 10CEAN VIEW
RED CARPET,
REALTORS
PROUDLY
PRESENTS
Great Easts.ide Wea.lion •
2:12, 262, 274 -2'2nd St .. , Ot
3 +Guest $25,950 La<ge' BR,' BA, tam mo.
•
are Jovel)'. \\'ALk.TP. .ti ="--'"-"-'-------,...,..,.., ...... ..,..,.., ..
LEE Reolton, "'6-0022. i HOME PLUS THE REAL
ESTATERS L iDo'°B~~~~·NT I INCOME PLUS
Three n.-1 '"'" ''"'., ""'" VACANT LAND \\1th pier &. 51\p prhileges.
1
Cozy 3 bcdroon1 home and a
l>rime l.Jdo l'\ord location. :i rna 11 I" en ta I or
~\"ill !it-ti 01· land-lease. Try molhcrAin-la\\' unit in the
t5r50,0CO I rear. Lot silt' is lOOxlOO on -HARBOR '.\laJn Street to new Ch·ic Center. Total priec $31,750.
Ca.11 ror rnorc information.
llEALTORS
SI!':CE 1941
673-4400
it42-r.>::S.
fi~· ".,~ m & •«·~
G•ner el
MACNAB
IRVINE
HAVE A PARTY
LAST
YEAR'S
PRICES!
LA CUESTA VERDI:: 110;\IES
in Laguna llills ha11 2 homes
llac:k on 1hc market because
o( credit rejections. Bot.h
have a cozy k1t chen and
family roon1 plus 3 BR's &:
2 BA. One has a fireplace.
Quick posscssKm.. e>.:cel\cnt
cnnvl'nl1onal linancinl{ avail-
ahh·.
S:U ,000 & SJJ,500
Call Jerry llardln
or Joe \\"ilhi t~
7l4: 544-8012
-SPANISHSTYLE
EXEC. HOME
Red tile-roo r over spacloo1
1900 sq rr' 2 yrs ne1v 3 Bed-
rm homr v.•/no n1alntena..nce
yard, huge livi ng rm w/
noor-to-ccillng fireplace, for-
mal rt!n rn\, fnn1\ly rm.
klt1•h, brand new bl!s &. cup.
boards gnJore. Ootte to
hrll.t'h, nrxt to golr rou1'lle.
$-13,500. CALL loday 645-7221
FIRST
PRESENTATION
or this 4 bedroo111 , fan1ily
room and 3 bath home. Jfas
double garage anil l>Oat
storage. Beautiful location
on lhe peninsula. S..~.500.
CALL 675---IOOJ. Ask for
llollis \\"ood. PL'Tt: BAR-
REIT REALTY
* l ACRE *
Zoned R·2 1500
Orange County
25 to 28 Units
$50,000
FORTIN CO.
REAL TORS 642.5000
CHOOSE YOUR
HAPPY HOME
around lhe pool, at the bar or in the
formal DJt ln1pressive Cou rtyard entry-
lovely street-4BR's-$89.500 .. Jane Frazee
642-6235 . !Sill
"CHINA COVE BAYFRONT "
Rare !ind-great famil y bea('h home on
bayfront. Situated on 3 lots 4BR 's Jl'R
lanai. garden area. Overlooks jetty: Kc~
Hartley 642-8235. (Sl3)
1 ~21 I 173, ll'e<tclHI D<., N.B.
You'll really fef'I pampen-d
and romlortablP. in this
quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home In Costa l\fesa. Many
custon1 featurrs as deluxe
kitchl'n built-ins, tile and
n1arblc bathroom.,, brick
(!replace, pn.nelled living
room. 1-lome Is only five
years YOUflK. T\VO 11rivah•
patios anti large fenc-ed
yard. C11ll ui1 for an ap-
pointmcn1.
DON'T BU Yll
In Harbor View Homes until you see this
choice "CARMEL" 3 BR/FR offered at the
lo~esl price available today -$67.900.
LotS Miller, 642·8235. OPEN HOUSE MON·
DAY 1·5. 2030 Port Provence. (S23)
[Irvine I
IOI DoWt e>;I" MJ•l t ll
19" M1oAnhltt IM•ltOO
WALK TO
WEST CLIFF
6~
T h I ~ home i1 Mflt
evrrythlng. 3bdr., 2bath,
newly painted, with hu.rt
pntio. Better tfurry on this one. Red Carpet, Realton $17,DOO-NO MORE
54&-8640 • Very cltttn 3 br/den .\ ~'Ork
EASTSIDE MANSION "'°" '" ,..,, Le" O(
2800 Sq. ft. 4 BR. 3 BA, for-privacy with chain-link
m111\ dining, fam nn plu• fence around thl• charm-
den. Death In lanilly forNt lJlj'. home! Price ii finn
i;o.lc. Nine yeari1 new, $14,700 but ea1y flna.ncing.
lull price. As.•ume 7~t% WALKER & LEE Realtors
GQ\''t loon . Call Bkr 645-6646.1 :MG-0022:,:::.,;::;::_~=~-==~
OPEN Hous! Sunday & f\.fon-READY TO INVEST?
rlay, 1-:>. 2901 C.."'1101tnut We are relldy to sell I.his
l'\f•·"'" Verd(• bf.:ltrr than new newly complettd 4-plox.
:1Dx.40 pool + 3 br, fa.m nn. Jo~or appointment plt!ase ctlll
Prlctd to sell. $41,500. ~ Red C. r pet ,
548-3797 agnL Real!ors.
~21
MANICURED
BEAUTY
On a quiet pretty cul-d~c
street. Thia well designed
home bas a large lot and a
boat gate. Jng!de 18 4
bedrooms and ~ly shag
carpeting throughoul. You"tl
enjoy, too, the eHjcJent tiled
kitchen and formal dining
room. All lhes.e an1enlties
are priced IOIY at $36,450.
Beautiful two stoty 4 bdr., 3
hath home bu!ll custom for
O\\'NER anxious. LA r g e builders peNOnAI use.
kltchen v.·lth bu i ] t -ins . Imagine ho1v upgraded this lf~ated & filtered pool. 4 hon1e is; better yet Call
bclrins, 2 baths. Rear Jiving 546-8640, Red Car Pet,
rm. Dining rm. Covered Realtors for Y o u r ap-
patio. brk $39.500. 979-2390 pointment to see (or YollI'BelI.
Oll'NER movmg. R; ch I yl~-=E~A-S_TS_l_D_E_•_
paneled, Corked entrance. 4
lxlnns, 2 haths. Patio. S UNnS Fan1ily rn1, lireplacl'. Rear
li\"ing rn1. Large yrd. brk \Vhal an inveslment! This
137.462. 540-1720 one is priced lo make you S47...fi010.
OPEN TIL I) IT'S FUN ro Bf NtCE/ 0\VNER leaving. Be!'ll Joc::a-money. Al $72,000 YoU will f, ~ lion. \\lalklng to schools.. 3 have to bring your check ~~ lt~l'llill ~~~,:·~~~~il~~ ~;:·~=Red
"' --1-"'134"'·"'°=· -=1
"-'
720
"----16291 Teri
COLLEGE PARK
IS SEWNG
FAST!!
We have Hated one of lhe
ioweAt priced homes in the
dewlopmenl for on ly
$.10,950. It docs need M>me
v•ork inside, but a great
value. 3 BN!rooms, 2 baths,
hardwood floors, shake roof, corner loL h cau 1 I ru I
l11ndscaplng. Hurry before
it'• goll(' co: Ts
. WALLACE
RliALTOltS
-~Sr4'41~4141-
TIE A YELLOW °"" of the •h.,..1t • RIBBON bedroom, 2 both ho,... m
on one of the many huge Huntington Beach. Priced et
trees in the big back yard only $32,500 f<lr qulck sale.
1..'1rnplete \.\1th flagstone ~ZJf to 5. Sat, Sun &:
patio and rear entranoe.1..:.=::::::"-------
Palnt a ,..now ctalsy 1n the GIANT DUPLEX
I m m a c u 1 a t e kitchen. $44SOO Sunshine abound8 tn this 3
bedroom, 1% bath bea.uty ln ne st ore, MAKE
beautiful ?reezy Huntington T Ji o USANDS. }'antastlc
Beach .. It ~ n !rue value at investn1ent plu~ great area
$32,900. 847-0010. to rnlgc ohUdrt:n . Agent
OPEHTtL9 . "s FUN ro 8E Ha• 1..::.;64:0>-030,::;o,oc'~~~~~~-
" If Jlll'{I llown:!.4o!~:E:,
(0pen Evtnlnf1)
I!!~!!!!~~~'!!!'!'!~ I A l!hady ''""" CAL CLASSIC ~;~'t•~•io<y
Custo1n 2bdr., honie with
one lx:lr., cotlllge In the
rear. Let lliOnle <ll~ el1e help
make your pe.ymenta. Good
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546--8640 Red Ca r p e t ,
Real ton
Ea'Y livirll can bt )'UUT"5 In That lita you jUJI ri&ht.
this pride of ov.11ttthlp home A crackUrc fireplace
on quiet cu.~c atrfft. 4 And fAmlly room. too
btdrooms, a baths, cUablm Priced S36.560
carpet&. drapn. Beat AChool It's l)f'rlect ror you.
In town for yoor chlldren. Call 546-2313-
Pr!ced to sell at S.\L.500. Ol'ET'l1'1lt •f1"S.rUN10IJINUf
Call 84~
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ON COAST HWY.
NEWPORT BEACH
Soll or Tr•d•
$17,500
George Wiii iamson
RHllor 54M570
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!pie. Appl'oX 1800 aq. ft.
Privaft:> circul11.r str'N'I of Crpl !!. drps, lndscpd, tncd.
fine hon1es. Paint and save All included. 10~1' Dov.'11 _ ... _
thousands. Sweeping 7%~'<-Int. Drive by! ! ! !
grounds with room for boat. 646--94.32 or 64.i-6177
3 bedrooms including hkle-a-way master suite, TO CLOSE ESTATE·~
separate childrens \\'i.ng, 3 BR. extra lge kit., Uv riTI.
den with sliding glass door newly redec Uu-uout, pa.veil
to 25' entertainers patio. driveway, grass/fiowers 'A ,
Breathtaking vie"· of can-large trees. 1''ull price $26,CJ99
y(ln and Mue Pacific. Bet-incldg all costs o1 &ale _
T E R H U R R Y ! Ca 11 title insurance. ApprqJ.
645--0303. S4000 dn. No [inanclng n~. * BRING * a., terms n1ay be arrangQd PAINT BRUSH 11•i1h ov.·ner!i. Princlpala only .. 548-45...113 .. 4 BR .. H'< B•th1
$ BY Ov.·ner -S br, wtram..
29,900 -rm. 3 bu. Jsland kitchen, fl.P-5•/o Down I prox, 2-IOO sq. ft.. blth111
FORTIN CO. µttlio, Prof. lnnd s cpd-~
REALTORS 642-5000 IUSU!fl-FllA loan, n o qualify. 546-2562 ~
;;;Ba.;:;:c.:;k_B=•,_Y ______ 1BY Owner, aharp 3BR, du
'"est Side, lrg lot, fn.Llt
tn-es, quiet !itn"et, prinC. only. r.JJ,900. 95.l Unkm A'H,
642-i~l .)
BY O\VNER. 3 br .. frplc,
covered patio. nP1v kitchen,
640-0166 or 640-02f7.
Balboa Penlnaula
BAY front home or dup.
Priv. bch. pier pr Iv.
$1.SS,500. oiler. 0 w n er.
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TR.tPLT!:X 3 & 2 BR. Sll;i,000
DUPLEX ••••••.••••. $57,{XX)
MARSHALL Realty 675-4600
Coron• del Mi r * SO. OF HWY. *
ln1mc<l. Po.st'~ .. on thi~ sharp
duplex; corner lot for
pri"1t.ey. 2 B<irms. t>llCh:
lrplcs.. crp. & dnpes in
one. Ne\\·ly painted. OUered
for $74,500.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-4642 675-64S9
l'EE OR J.EASE HOLD
4 BDRM, 2'11 BA. fam nn,
modtrn kitchen W/lelf clnJ oven, mleroware, Kit-
chenalde dahwhr. New crpt.
S'12,000 lea.e hold. ffiVJNE TERRACE. Owner 673---1007
BY owner, lat oUtrirc-c.oiy comer cottqe, 2BR, 2BA +
nu UOO sq ft unit. 28R, 1Bt\
A tn>lc. Tep qua l ity.
l:Itlll,lbO. so 0 Poln ...... 644-73U or 646--90'19
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COu.EGE PARK ~ Bif.
Anthony Pool, H!F, 1%. RAZ
needs. lovlng care but
$32,r:JXJ. Exel. Kll>gUOd
Real Estate 64l-2222
MESA V enle super ahatp ·..i
Hr + family rm. rrestii;
painted & ci'ptd. $51,500. BY 1
O\\'ller, 545--4im.J
BY Owner, 3BR, 2BA, bltirllt
frpk:, utll porch, quiet ft
210 E.'lthet, $32,:IOO. 837-MlT
!\1ESA dt:l l\1ar, by owner. ta:
4 BR, ~.~. 1142 Corona
La., 9~18.'H
OWNER, 3 hr., 2 bft ., cpts,
dr'Pfl, patio, clbhae/JKJOlo
Cloae to 1ehools, ~ 1
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WANT AD _; • 642-5678
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$250 UIUIN COUNTRY E STATE -~~ IUILD -~. • A=!,.,, *BUY ME!* Property ISi ™'~ ~:-1,,1.ot-NT 'TILL YOURS l'OOL • bdrm. Yale Model ._, ·""' -,. .~ ~ QIARMER 5 2 Unit Motel V"'1e c.c. rantud< vino. 4 IR + 30' den + available b -..,. ---~ -4 la.. br, 3 ba. Iwao rM DANDY DUPLEX! I plus bu & eeataunuit. a.... -1 sc,.mi
I 3 + GUEST + OVER V. ACRE <\lpancy. End un!I owdook· all t..,. ,,,..._ o-n .• fam/din, Z>lO ,.. n. ""°' .. ,. pl..-• fiOat plus 2 HIU'bor Bh•d. lccatlon, •73 vu lot in Lacuno. flOxlllO
POOL Din. + 40 ft pool, ~-'w~i 3Cftl~· Uig 1rttnbt.lt on two lddes. ~ ~ LocatM in silf'd corner lot & you ow ~ .• comkrtable a.pt.a. -with occupancy up 43% O\'et lut $23 cm • D---L ....,._.. ....... .. ......,... _ Formal d.inlnc room, ramib' hipllY desirable area. A t~ land, Assumable VA extra perldng . In choltt yeu. S.1e or 1oaa; t~rm ~tJ an 1 pm
N r &...r1> •-.,.~ .. i. Sea ~ Tra8h Malt.. haidWGOcl room, "-laces in U..t..., WllE! lnYHtmenl I« lhoee loan. locallon. l &m. n,.;ced for l~ai;e. Owner flaible. Mr. ~=;,.:.;::..::_:::.=;,:,=--1
ta1ud ~ ~"'wood $27 ,50 floon. 4 Cu pragc,, boat room ~., master bdrm". with future In mind. $9.500. $56,950. 1748 Bayport Way quick .&&le! To ~ me . Steine 639-1501 Mountain. Desei1
lae,;t ~ awi>"J.AI '*1.ma: 1 , 5l0rage. View Of aoll l'Ol.lfV. suite, Close to pools, rettl!!a-~/. By owner &t&-.2724 oloeM call 675-7060. Resort · 174
orid·-..eic-3 UNBELIEVABLEBIJYQF Mald'•qu,.,.,,.fu....,..Lo< tlon area and hike trall•. 0 ·--HARBOR vu MONTEGO BALBOA BAY PROP. bedrodm lncludhll a p 11 t TIIE CENTURY!! 2'10' deep. A must eo ace. $63,500 ln•cl~s laud. &Co-IC' 4 BR, lrg cul-de-sac vu lot , LAST CHANCE I I CABIN at Crn:t Unt. Ac-
-.............. _.. .. '""' """"· ,.. can't mba! $69,500. CAU.. S9S-8533. V1s1on-REAL ESTATE Fon ta •_I lcally upgraded, FOR SALE BY OWNER ,,,,.ntodat• •. Week or
g\lellt facility with private Modem co1ivenim:es. 4 NEAR NEW Island kitchen, Del Piso tile. l'-eel.-encl. Call 56-2685
1entranee off pool, Ct:1ZY den, queen bdrm'&. Huge paneled LANDMARK 1190 Clenncyre ~ foiJ pitper, tinted glass, llouae n\8.~ for faml.ly ac-Out of State Prop. 171
UM!d brick rlreplace. rv.gged fam. rm. with nwnmoth i d h
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494-9473 paneled gar, Much. much Uvltles •... 420 1q n ~ame
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bean\ eelllD&S-Gourmet fireplaeet... oves1ooks tan-Cathedral ceilings, fully up.. re •1 BEAUTU~U L location nlOl"ef Dolft rnilil thia one, room, 30A'l.S llv rn1, dininK 40 ACRE COl.lJ RANCH
kitchen with bl;Ut-in&. Ban-t.utlc «I' pool. Deluxe aradecJ, heavy ~. 3 Bed· ~trrn LACUNA. 1 block open Sat/SH.un 1-5, Owner rm. 3 BR, 2',S BA. In -~~~;;:;;;; AS.SUt.tE PA Yt.IBNTS pt 1ormal diDlng. Step builtin .kitchen. n.,. FuU l'DDml, 2 batM plus ta.nilly, to beach. Newly remodeled &W-7341. Mariner'• School le: Park ~7'-lss.m orlglnal price may be ,
Clown Tmn\'IUI room over me dining rm., n t c e Finest arM! Onty $35,500. 2 Bdrm, tamll.y rm. large ESO M d A~a. 2'nl livable sq ft • • • auumed by making 7 back • looking ..i ..... 1"0Ck wat.ertall .___ CALL ........ ~ REALTY dedc w/ocean view. Guest R RT L NG every ~ S56.0ll. Open h o use f "~ 1.( and ; ' •-·· -~ Id' carpets, ouat accets with ~. Univ. Park Center, !Nine t ·~ 500 n B tor $31 ,500. Bayside Village, Sat-Sun-Mon 1 "· 18 0 6 2239 Fairview Rd., C.M. payment~ o _.,. dance pavUJlon iu ... spar -.epan.te storaee. oear the ap , -· rm. y owner. lge clubhouse, pool. beach. H,.. hland Dr rA~,_., Ideal kx-ation tor any busi· ugumlns principal balance l Jq pool Owner desperate ... __ _,_ EZ t NO cn1 Call Anytime, 552-'ffiOO Dill ~),JM_ Would oon-.__ -" 2 BR. 2 ba 2·'-"'" ., V'IU-&<>a• ..-.. n..--.. ..: .. _,.,,... or ttJ:t\t.07 at 6%% int, no
'TAKE AD• v·~AGE. Call. uo:m.TI. • erms. .... · Office hours s AM to s PM olde 1 1 .,.,..t ""1ps. ......... ~-v ... ,..,. ........ '-"'"""'" ~
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•'",,,_., "",. MICKS. IT'S FOR REAL! r summer renla s 8 '°· :P.1obile, 3 yrs oW,' wood THE BLUFFS -C plan. 4 trade. SubmU . Vacant. dov.·n payment. Jlllt off ~ Call early~ A RARE opportunlty-lst time Leguna Niguel siding shingles. b t>au t br., 3 ba., mint cond. Lovely e CALL ANYTIME e stat~ hl&;hw.y No. lSO. l.ndscpd, immed possession? J1"!t'll belL 2 yrs. old, no Gently rollln& and treed.
ottered • University Park, PANORAMIC VIE\Y Owner, No. 39, 300 E. Coast bkn. n.t.(D) 833-8233 646-3928 or Eve. 67~1127 Near fasl irrov.ing La Junta. MESA Verde 4 Br, 2 Ba, sbl
) crpl, Alate entry. 3075
~tadeira $39,500. Owner
Hanover To11.nhouse. Air-c I View of mountairul & coun-Hv."-', N.B. Newport H_;_a...... o o. and the lan'KIW hwi-c:ond. + many upgrades; J '"""'• r r ru & aid of ·-I Olli \I I. Ill \0\ xlnt location; stenc tronl try club on 1 !!ide -\VHITE Ocoonfront Duplo.. mg Ill ng attu
I .-water ocean view on the ... * VIEW * C.Olorado. Call collect for
ountaln Velley :~~ & (~~; r~~ other from !his very con-Old world charm but brand John lllt313M-7739 BACHELORS & tern.......,. .. ,.., architect design-new, intricate woodwork & ol oceen &-i..a., from R ,,L p Sandburg) Open 1-5, Sat, ....... ~J 11· 1 & k 4 ~ =:;::=;;=;:=:;~:=;;::::;:::::::==: •~ff, arma,
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W NE R re Io ca t eel . BACHELO ed home.lots or glass. Circle ce ings, g ass roe · up&lalr!I family rm. Cl.arm· -!prestigious 4 bdnn. Shake RmES sun, ~ton. drive, 2 deluXe bds, + den, Bdrm. up & down. Gracious ing 2 Bdrm. & baths, dining C-1 LOT $17,5001_G ___________ 1_•-1
toot. enclosed patio. Gas TIBURON CONDO • AnN.• RETIRED COUP'~E formal din., breakfut' bar, living in Newport. i210.ooo. nn .. trplc. le F.A. heat. Ex· JO x 140' NeAr 19th & 2\1 level acres betWttO
.built-ins, Family •m, MOST IN DEMAND ~ hltin kit. NEW plush crpl, HORVATH REALTY tra lge. kitchen & brldst. Po C . Why rent wbea ~u •an own OR NEWLY WED? ·-~d L Ask tor Dave IV lk in mona Avc., .f.1. pr1ctd Capl&lrauo .l l...Akt> Eblnote • .'fireplace. Fruit tree s. .r~ " NEW paint "ia' e ar; out. area. a -J>Qntry, birch low at $2.50 Sq. ft. $3,920-acre. S9T5 down PAY·
'Beautilul brk $ 3 7 , 5 o o, yoor own Condo with Ideal 3 bdrm, 2 ha. home ror IT'S A BEAUTY , $16,950. 6Th-19'r.! 494--0615 lge. dble. garage on alley Wesleu N, Tavlor Co. ment. easy terma. 833--3223
962-1373 •.• Door plan. 3 Bedroom paymen1s cheaper than either ot you. Opens to love-By owner. 8.ll-2478 OPEN 1 :30-5:30 plus extra parking. $49,500 ' .,
WNER moving. Park-like r~~ :i~ ~~~1J·c~u;:: :n~~~~:f1t ~~ n:i~ :C,';;~~ ly greenbelt. Like new-on-PANORAMIC 600 TUSTIN AVE. CALL (i) '''·141• Zlll Sa.i~~~'!i'?nRiiws Rd. R•al E1t•te W•nted 114
)'eard. 4 bdnn.s, 2 baths. age. Real fun living. Assume detalls. ly $43y·Sll!· • • OC1 EAN VBa!EW Tin beautiful 3 BR, convert. den. 2 Ba, '}•,,,_ ~... Newport Centl'.'r &1Htl10 * '"'ulck Cash *
.J>atio. Dining rm, ramily VA loan. CALL S4Z-445l or 1s1on-a onarch Y errace, 4 Frplc. Vacant. Lovely yard. -..0~ d I ,.. rm. Picture windows. Fore-545-0458, br., 3 ha., beam ceiling, Quick possess. $44,950 IEA.LTY Con om nlum1 \Vlll buy your property. All
td : h~lust aee! bl'k PLUSH ,. red h·111 ~~ ':i\· ~r:~ ~mvl~~ GEM *N·~;t;••rl •••• Offlc• for ••le 160 cub within 72. bn. Call
$3l, · RaJ &tate pool on Jar. lot. Only 2% 1610 w. Coast Hv.iy., N.B. A E OR BUY * CONOO -Park-like sur-.9ti2-885l
OWNER leaving. Cathedral EXECUTIVE 7682 =Ave., yrs. old. $89,950. By owner. REALTORS 642-4623 3 BR. Lge. family nn. 2 FuJJ roundi11g5-pool, NB, 3 BR, 2 ~~ r~ x!~~~P1a~.~s~ HOME 0pen eves tin 8:30 :~-~7~USTOM HOME GOLF COURSE ~~::t· ~·p~~:ts~~~i=: ~t_~·000· Bkr. S73-522l. ,jllJlll
covered patio. Built-ins. Over 2700 sq ft of eleganl """"~i;iiiiii.iii~~iiiiii I REALTY ESTATE A1so will lease/option __ --·-Numero\19 truit trees. brk living. 4 Spacious bedrooms, POOL TIME Univ. Park Center, Irvine 3 BR, 2 BA, family rm, for· BALBOA BAY PROP. T.O.P. 2 Br 1~11 ba adult con-llM>KStS INC.
$40,000. 842-2561 3 baths, oversized family 4BR 2BA $29 500 FP Ide I OU~! f:1:?'.,!:im8e , 552-75lXI mblal dining rm, \ge view lot, Rambling ranch on exclusive * 642.7491 * =io~~~f. ~~.rap~· paSll~, lcRES=-1D=EN=:,;CE;o:.:=o"·""un1=.,,"'1-,--.I
Assumable 7.r /. Ln room. Super wet bar. Backed tar en~..i .. ;;.;.,,.; pa.t. a ice, ........ ,, AM to 8 PM . bls, gas forct!d air heal· private slrttt. 3 bedroomsj--'0-====-"'--, -· to tall euc~ptu~. c ALL ld&epd, 'f;;';d'6, • lrg 1•1o1F. 1ng. Ready to occupy, Con-including guest fa c i I it y. * SPANISH * pool. 536-2029 Juan, or Dana Point. Prine.
Prlmelosee F~~!~:ey~area, 842-44.51 or 545-0458. pool. oversized dbl gar, lrg 1SMOG FREE IRVINE t83ac1t15o1w6ner!Bu833ilde3332r. Day s Take advantage. $39,250. Swisschaletw/SpanishmotU. Income Property 16' only. ~!om/late e v e s , _,.,., ' ' tam Immaculate 2 BR townhouse -eves · , 23852 Agent 645-0300. 3 BR, 2 ba, remodel-.. to -----'--'----1 ::.54:.:7,e--4827='---------I
bopping centen. 2 B • 2~ rm. w/w crpts le: drps · w-•-t Sq · nd \VanHow Circle. ...,,, MESA DEL MAR B ')IA Townh>uae. cust drps, bltin .ango. dbl oven m ~,u uare, wr co " * OCEANFRONT * porlection! Extn lgc. yanl, u1inH•
upgraded ''""' p•iv patio d•hwa-., FA ht. 8 Ye~ 2 BA. $29,00l. Red Carpet CONDO. 2 BR, 2 BA oo Goll PARADISE room for pool. HWTy! 4 LUXURY UN'"' Opporiunlty
w/gas BBQ, 20x22 faro rm new. Xtra cabinets. gd Joe Realtors. 833-:mll course, b\tns, beaut vu, ten-7.000 Sq. ft. of v.'OOd & charm BALBOA BAY PROP. ••~
w/gas lplc, 2 car garage close to shopping & schls. UNIV. Pk Twnhse 3 Br & ~~~~~· 10% dn. $36,900. duplex. $320,000. * 642·7491 * $63,000 •
w/elec door opener, sauna, Paynlts less than rent. sunny atrium. Abundant -....ovo LIDO REALTY storage, desirable loc. Pool L'd I I Sen Clemente $6"00 DOWN WELCH'S
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SOUTH BAY REAL TY * 61•7300 GE ~1s -· Into t " 1
962_3002 * 968-TITI Leguna Beach 2 STORY BEAUTY r * Look NTLf EMA.N·s HOt..lE "'~iuul"'"'gross. 1~-i° s~a:l~~ Billion dollar .Industry needs
962-4471 ( - ) 546 810' C * 2 UNITS * '.~ ., Lng or privacy & vie"·' yo:•...... now re11 ........... ble men and eveA: 96&-4004 1¥n. -~ W Id y B I U!ltont 4 BR, 3~2 Ba home on ..... beam ceiling llv rnt 2 \Ve have an 9l% tim1 loan .----· .
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OR 6 $390. OU ou e ieve 45' Jot. lil!lh cciHngs & lols Plus full size n .2 !ol. 1,~ Blk. large BR, full tile BA. sPa-rontmihnent. JI u r r y ! ! \1.oomen to 8erv1ce high vol-·~-ms. Tske your choice? .•. 1noves you in -seller pays SPANISH HACIENDA ... 2 clBdrm. own your own o,! glass, . Odp~n & &spacious. to orenn. $97s,5CO. CIOOS Ch{'n-y ldt .. 2 frplcs. 64&-nn. L""1M" 1"""T· E ..... D o· p"'1utN"1'NGS ~Fou~• 1,., .... e bedrooms w/ all other costs -paymts Desperate o\vner must sell I apt., ose to . shopping & ornta ining · game * Al 0-* 11.lagnificent ocean vu front OPEN_11L9 • "~ FIMTOIE NICE/ PART OR FULL TIME con~ertibl~ bonm room. $215. per mo. inc tax & lntmed'. 3BR, 2BA, like new beac:h. Lge. htd. pool & rec· area. 3 Car garage. $120,000. 3 nC\\• duplexes $U5,000 ea. liv rm & BRs. Arch.itectur-
Artislicaily designed pool, inainl, no 2nd TD. Adults ca.rpets, drapes, bltins. 5 reauon a re a. Bea~tlfully 't! 1.. ... --n..... BALBOA BAY PROP. ally integrated 10 lndscp. 2 ~t· ll~~'ll'tl~ NO SELLING
0 0 n p•'t & patio are great only condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, all nun to beach. Large well lndscpd. I-furry on this one ...uirittin,.IJ4111 ~ltn * 673-7420 * blks to xlnt swin1 heh 180' · 1. ' Co1npany establiahe11 com
fo;famuy fun and enter· elec bltins RIO, w/w crpts kept lot. fenced yard at $28,000. ••u~ ~ frontage. Can build apt' or -r ;• j nN>0erc~lanorchfla,.ctory1..!"<,, atComlon;_,
taining. Asswne 10 delight! Drive by model. 631 f for PERFORMANCE u.u~. 3336 Via Lido ti7~012.1 3 · B<lnns, convert. den. 2 right at $54,500, will trade. pletely aecured investment. 1N. VA & drps. Speculator's $36.950. EZ Terms. · _..._..__ I FEAU'C'FB . NEWPORT HEIGHTS Illness forces sale. Priced . •-1••··~ " "'"'
1oanl. c;;:";11 for dletytai.!I~< S. Fairview, 12 biles N. ot 847...J.';8..I ~ En1"ou This Summer Baths. Frpl~. Vacant lnve· 108 Ave Del Repo,a. 0Pt>n 40 GARDEN CASH REQUIRED $.2396.
arw1n re• h. McFadden.I Open daily l{}.5 * POOL * . Solidly 'b,ilt, b•yfro-t '''th ly Yard. Quick possess. Sun. Z13-37S·2814, TI4"673-1947 F'or more lntormatioa write: 961 4405 (24 rs) p.m. CAIL 836-4206. " • $44 950 •-bl
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, Pro4BRfess1onally · Landscaped 494-5671 499.2100 pier & float. Spacious 4 BR/ GEi' M WALK TO BEACH UNITS N. C. B. C., Inc. ~sum• • •• ~,. , 3BA, Fam Rm, floo• THE MOST baths, 3 Car gru-age. Sandy 7100 Edgewat..,. D•., SUlle 725 Prlme FoW1tain Valley area, ~ ceilJng rode frplc. Spark-• • • beach/ocean vue. $225,000. 1610 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. Attractive 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 Oakland Calif 94621
l ta schools parks 5'1 5 II ( -ling Ylhite kitchen. \Valk to spectacula · · LIDO REAL TY REALTORS G42-4623 story on oc-eanskle of hwy. \Ye <'An substantiate P &: L Include Phone Number ) ··o'oooaepp'--n•e-. 2' BR, 211' " • I -1.J 531·5100 bt'a,,h & ""hools · 1 :. ... :,~a Be h yr view in 3317 v· L'do N' Be Landscaped, new -"'1-t In • flgu-O" th•'s o"•. as ,,.,,,.,.,,.,..,.. __ .., ___ ,
IBA. ~~st ..... ruT,;. upgraded I!!!!!!!!'""'""'""'""'""'"""""" I $48,700 by ""ov.·ne~. 968-5862 cli';."'~an~c e~e;~f: :: *ta 673-iJOJ't *aclt ''SUPER HOT'' out. Carpeting t~ out~ m~;;e ii: BeautihiJiy main.I' * * *
, priv p&Uo w/gu BBQ, BEACH LOVERS 21332 Lemontrec Lane aglnable. Absolutely un-Rustic J BR, 2 BA channer. $38,SOO. ~a495i""",oc•. inPrt""nc"',·pa1, ,..,Onpecly, I. Melcolm Reid
(--rm w/gaa fplc, 2 REP "•-true<~ oc-" '"ew ~ 0 •-(pl GRUBB &: EILIS CO. • ,.. _.. OSS"SSIONS Vu:> t."U ...... , Y• ""'" M" I v· I pen ..... ams, c, bltns. REALTORS 1721 p I ~ garage w/e\ec ~ , •• . , IO c\•ery room~ Tinted glus 111 on •e 0 Newport Heights! Jiist~.H· Sparling lnve1tment • ~~-w-Tch,
trpener, sauna, community $3S,750 Fllr information and location t11:indows in an rooms. Br:lclc leased at $34,950. u,,v down 2!163 E. Cst. Hwy., CdM Corp., 6Jl..S662 Newport D9tl
pool. tenni11, tyot loRt.EAL TY Split rajl , fe~ t"u1wu1Kls of these FlfA & VA homes. /irepJace & \\•et bar in fam -1 + 2 OK! Hurry! V. E, lloward 5Th-70BO DELUXE ~Pl EXES TWYOou FareREthE• wlTonclCK' 1olTS
SOUTH BA your extra large,, tit. A coi:y L"Ontac! • ily roon1. 4 Bdnns., 2 baths. EASTSIDE COS1'A MESA. 1 It Co. RealtOl'S. ~· Santa Ana
962-3002 * 968-7171 yellow 'house With no,,·er KASABIAN $73,500. Home, 2 Parcels of Land. $l40,000 Oceanfront ___ _.. ____ Only 3 Left! Best rental area. to the
eves: 968-4004 boxes, pots & shutters. 3 Big Real Estate ~ Near St. Joachim. 3 O\VNER, 3 BR, 2 BA, fan1 All units havt!. frplc's, d~h-Southern Celtfor,_1.
TAHITIAN Home -Ov.1ner bedroom$ plu!! a 'man size 9624644 0 1,, ~ Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Dining Duplex . rm., completely upgraded. \Vhrs, force<] air heat. wr/ MOBILE HOME SHOW
·Spac. 4 BR 1 sty Exec. ~r-den, roa.:iing fireplace in ski OWNER anxious. Brick & e,u,1 ._, !loom. Fireplace. $46,900. Brand ~ew w/all t~e goodies Shag cp!s, ccntal air, bltns, cond., closed i;:arages. Pool M 26 J
ne r home. Ex 0 t I c lodge living room, country 1vrought-iron accents. 4 REAL EST.'A'JE Calsl oan'u"mDc, V646-A0565LU.E ',~.'te··.httle more Jive on the CUPlaldesac.& Nr.;.._~~l, s. Cst a&v .... ·1:.,~alk to shop'g, schls ay th a~h~ une· 3rd
J>olyne.ian lndscp. PatKJ & kitchen with rancb size l>drm s, 2 baths. Patio. I"\ ' • za .-, .. , $38500 '"· ANA EIM STADI
oboot gii~.,Din rm & dinette 1,amix Uy roomand.dAll the !alest Built-ins. dining rru. Boat 1190 Glenneyre St. In,.,..,., 4 Bed II . h liORVATII REALTY 557-2611 ' ' Spaflin~ Investment H UM
\Off bit-in kitchen. Lrg !!t!p. tures ecorators ex-ac<'f'i::s. Forced air heat. brk 494.9473 549-00lti ........ is" room ·0111e wit Ask for Dave Corp 631-5662 2000 State Col• Blvd.,
Sam rm &t fonnal liv area. lJ'Ad••·ll Loads . odl sqH footagt .. 7~ _$33';:;;;'"""~· -,,---~~--CUSTOM BUILT ~_!,_athsp ·""td N~replaHcc. 6~1972 494-0615 We1tmln1ter SIX UNIT ~,apartments with Pie.,. --~~~. -31' aster ruite w Id res s' g u occupte · urry, '"" ,.. ''=' am· ew 01 BEACH DUPLEX 1Jau. -;,iu•o o;.o.• ._
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It walk in closets. Crpt \\'On•t last. BKR 962-55ll 0\VNER desperate. Large Close-in \\•alk to tO\vn & \\later Heater. \'Velk to GET A HORSE ocean breezes. Spack>u!I 3 to claim your tlcllets. (North
piny area. Cathcdral ('('ii-beach. New 4 bdrm., 2 balh Schools and Shopp Ing. Steps to ocean · $71,50() on this little ranch, zoned BR. 1'4 BA, bltlnA, crpt'd, County toU free namber ls
cust. drps. 4 min. ~kSO MINI-RANCH ing. 4 bdnns. Built-ins. home \vilh lge. yard, roon1 Cul-de-sac Stl-eet. Low 5 APTS. 2 LOTS R-4. You can farm the drp'd. 65' x 300', close to 54().1220.)
-Jrwy. 6 min. to heh-W Oto Family rm. fireplace. Rear for pool.' Heavy shake roof, Maintenance Yard. Space Xlnt income -$95.000 80\lth 40 or just live&. enjoy grammar school. $1050. ln· * * * ~·g cntr. $38 •25 ' APPROX. l/3ACRE living rm. Assumabll" VA shingle siding. Asking for Boat Stora~. All for NEWPORT BEACH the country like at-come. Asking $125,000. but
1\94-1964. BARGAIN Joan. brk $40,800. 846-<IDI $69.500. ~. Call any t Im e, REAL TY 67S.T642 mmphere. Anyone can buy. make an offer. KINGAARD e Coclct•il·xlnt buy
* 3 Bedrm. 2'J Ba room and family room . 4 J BEDRi\1 2 car gar corner THE BLUFFS · · 5 '-"1ARMING units in xlnt e Coffee Shop Lo dn * Huge family rm w/scp ~ •. magnificent lan.d-kit near 'sctiool!! and 5hop. . ~ for PERF0Rlt.1ANCE LAGUNA location, close to e A t R i I 2 Id
*ASSUME MthEI * Enormous Ponderosa Jiving $23,500 FULL PRICE -~ 2627 Newport Blvd., N.B. Hs1f'""500' it won't last at 1::;: 60-
2222 e Mfg-2 lc inds
bath &. 'valkin close! scapmg with lots of fruit. ping. Submit your terms 2 sty, 4 BR rondo, 1675 sq ft. 003-3621 everything, always rented, P •n • ' rm
._ S1A·im pool + B-B-Q on Try GI no down._ Only CALL + · 494_5671 499_2800 in Nu SC!Clion, many xtras. exterior just painted. Call HOLLAND Bus. Sefe1
patio $36,900. CALL 968-4456. 846-J3Sl or 847-S:i.ll $52,900. By 01~rner. ph eves
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~ RED CARPET 497-1761. 66-41?0 or 540-0Ci08 ew.
*Low down LA CUESTA OCEAN FRONT TRI-PLEX & l''kends. 640-0519 or llcbhHarnee J Em:I. FOUR 2 Bdrm t car garage ins Oranae. Coeta Mtsa
* $31.900. Cu all . 111~• + 2 guest apts. Slti0,000, 15~:-&W-0228. Principals only. i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;~,....iiii; ! bousea on ~J a~ in Costa CALL ron DETAILS stom qu ty at bargam I ca11h down. PRI be 1 !B"·-• 1 2 B Mesa. B)' owner $59,000. ICE CREAM PARLOR larwin realty inc. price. Spanish beaut Y • • • • SPACIOUS 4 BDRM ac 1' a..Y"''ore R 546-7506: h ) Great home for )'Ollllg ex· i--:-near IO\vn beach S63 750 & Ba, Cozy e o t tag t"' u-b I P.Jaln St, Balboa. Priced to 968-4405 (24 rs ecutive who entertains. ! LAGUNITA • OPEN HOUSE w/patio, yrd, boat storage, mu 1 e Homo E--ltde CM _ Six 2 Br wiits sell lmmed. $13,500. Cout
WIFE SAVER Large family room and for-Lovely 3 BR. dinn.g rm ram ~~to sell. 644-7311 or For S.le 125 w/encl pr. $9ro inc per Properties, 17141 673--5410
Mammoth is this 2,000 sq ft. mal dining room. S Bed-3 BR. 2 ba, stone comer fir. rm. vil"w. $9$)00 ' SAT. SUN. & M t H R I mo. Owner. $87,500. 548-9695 AIR POLLUTION
sgl story family home. rocri:ns. corner lot, ~-Uke pie., din. rm, lar. gar w/boat NEWELL ASSOC BKRS MON. 1 • 6 Duplexes near the ocean D or ome enta s Industrial Property 168 GASOLINE SHORTAGES
'Everything's de.signed ta setting. CALL 968-445fi. door, garden & Jou. of tri?es. 481 North Coast Highway lo-files Larson. Realtor TRANSPORTATION PLANS
save the wife. WI W Nr. Newland & Warner. Laguna Beach (714 ) 494.G.594 Put this on your list as a * ti73-8563 * SALES & LEASING If you knew what would hap. 1~~ta~ins~. ~:;('P~a~ $34,000. 16m Irby Ln., *** OCEAN VIEW *** ~~a Bo~ .. ~~~ vfe~~ OCEANFRONT fun service facility 4. ACRES ~=ken~t ~~d l~-e!::i.~
rm. & I!; super lrg backyard 842-8194 New 2 BR, 2 BA, shag Super Sharp 4 Bedroom, 2 ~~~~ 0 w n er I agent Danmar Motor Homes We have a propoM.I to
for the kids. $f2,500. e FIXER UPPER e thruoul, large kitchen & bath Honie \\'ith Huge \\/ell located ~rner. Present to you. Cnll lor appt.
for PERFORt\IANCE 3 Bdrn1 honie In xlnt area, dining roon1, builtins, 2-car Panclt'<I Fn111iJy Ronni , income $1400. per mo. Gresl 17141 642-2385 · &IG-2288
963-56Zl outstandinl!' schts., near gara~e. $.19.500. 494-75()8, Sunken Tub in t\lastcr B;ith. QUICK CASH 531-6800 potential • \\'il\.dlvidr. Ar-1 ' 1-~~=~="A~N""~S ""•• Beach & Edinger.. Zoned for 496-2218. Poohsi:re Yard and i\lany pt0x $1.25 sq. ft . nve1tment
• vmR triplt'X. Submit all frrms -F'A'-1IL\' hon1c, 4 BR, 2 BA. other cusr om f cat u r (' s. THROUGH A 10x50 .\10BILE 110 me Roy McCerdle Realtor W•nted 230
Heated 1s·x40' rostorn pool. <I Hurry! $24,500. 847-0061. Top of II'! \Vorld. By appt. Drive by or call &Mi·0555. DAIL y PILOT 11•/!0xlO Cabana built on, 1810 Newport Blvd., C.i\I.
bedrms. 2 baths. Only $390. KATELLA REALTY , 11.B. only. 494-564ti. cov back pa.tio. beaut SQ.7729 ~~L orfJ'~.~~~°o ~,:,-
$32.500. NO down. REAL $850 CASH-T h OCEAN views. 5 BR. J BA. J WANT AD lndscpg, Iota of xlras. 890 l :"::;:"'::':~~!!!!!!'"""'i'i:i'-l~'~U~CT'fi:M~R. ~M~U~R~P~H~Y~53Ull00~~1 ESTATE FAlR. ~2551. .moves you in. seller • own ouse blks to beach. By owner. CALL 642-5678 \V. 15th St. spc 28, N.B. Lots for Sele 170
l BDRM' 2 BA, prd. pays all other costs, paymt.s -Vacant, 2 bedrooms, $61,500. 494-7754 6"6-6n> $235 per mo inc taxes. No 11.c. b th Ith 1972 MoMY to .Loon landaca.ped. fully c r p ld . 2nd TO_ Adults only condo. y:i • , w carport. ~~~~~-----' BAINBRIDGE 24x60, • * * Many extras. $34,99;). By JBR 2BA, all clec RIO, A 1teall G , Morrison, Uke ta Trade? Our Trader's Fat Profit i& attained when 2BR. Dt'n, family park. by Burton C. Baftl owner. 11005 Marigold Cir, w/w CJl)ts & dr P 5 . Broker. 557.,c130 Paradl!e column ls for you! ycu sell through result-get-owner. Slti,000 or oUer, 346 Alve Lane
3'BR, 2% BA Tiburon Condo. Years ll<?W -Won't last! • VACANT • ad. Ca 6d-6678. Ads. &t2-5S7S l2x00 Star mobUe home. X1nt You are tht> winnfr of
140
1st TD Loans ~-30S2 Speculator's delight. 8 15~1:tne.~hkS~day~•~lortS~bu~cka~. ~~~~~~;~~~~H~n~g~Da~l~ly~Pl=lot~~Cl~asal;;;;;lied~· :i 586-1368 alt 5pm &: wkends Cost• Mesa
,Monterey model, all elec-CAIL -~-# cond. Av.'nin&'. carport, frost TWO FREE TICKETS UP TO 95% ::.;;.~:'.·i:J"'~.&"36~~ I' $34,soo •••• $1 ,sooDN. c.cr:-o 41,..(_fil'B~S " =.::~=•~u,~.~ tothe 2nd TD Loans .flGS-7493 4 Bedroom -Sparkles -L<ln~ \:) J..'Q'U ~). '!I </" spect. 2766 Bristol, CM. Southern C•lifornla O
HZ4471C-)54MIOJ shag. Be'"'""L c.11 That/t" · W cJG h Ch'/ m-38!1! MOBILEHOMESHOWLowestretos •••90Co. :), BR.. 2400 SQ-••• 211' ba, • ..... s 4 7 -6 0 6 I ' K A TEI.LA n 11gu1ng Of ame wit a UClt e ' . . s I M c
bl DI" ~ d~ Jplc BAYSIDE VIII N rt Mav 26th thru June 3rd .ttt er t"'. O. Ins, ·•· crp..., •1,... • REALTY 11 B f d'••d ., C'~!,.!·o.!'~0~"~·:::,:::::::::;;;~:::--• ' age-ewpo · " •
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to-, "2,900. 968-6216 ' ' · · .... ._ 20x5.1 2 br, 2 ba , Cholt:c at the 642·2171 .545-0611
.,, #"' O\\'NER leaving. 4 bdnns. 2 e24'xll' FA.~M~l~L~Y~R~M~0 1 Q Reorrange letters of tl'HI loca•t 0 6~ 1069 ANAHEIM STADIUM Huntlnnton Be•ch baths. Close to the beach. tour suombled word• b.-, on. wner. ,..,... .V'rvin~ llarhor area 21 yn.
• Rear living mt. family rn1, 3 Bedroorn -plush -sha.tt I low to fOl'm four slmple words NE\VPORT BAY 2000 Sta.le College Blvd., NEED CASl·f' $1 000 o
firepla ct'. Oinln.... rm , cnrpel!r, clf'nn. $25.500. Call I DOU.HOUSE Annhein1
1
1 ' · ' • r up 0 • 7 6 O 61 KA TEI L\ S 0 J V U O I Please c-•1 642-56-, c<t ·•11 10 :J.OCKJ. SI0.000 11.lld _mol'tl. built-ins. hrk $29,900 . " -· "·I Ne•" 1. BR pvt bee.ch iu •0
" H •·-A Th • • VICTORIAN
'CASRE
RF-ALT\" H B to cl•l•n yatn-"-"eta. (N-h en1t•1n..._·r vro nn •'al
Countv toll free !lumber iii a t'iu s111 f: .oan. ""iN'' 962-5566 • • ' . I I I I' r l\dults $16,500 675--0723 UU\ v•• R -• E I 1 ........
O\\o'NF.H. 11acrifice. Ri chly VACANT DELIGHTFUL Sn y 11 ld e ~u2o 1 approvRI, U!'(' the money
parK'led. No wax lloof'!I. 4 2BR. ha .\ ~~. nu Pfllnt. nu Village, Npl. Bch. 20x56 1r , 't' * hn11•evcr y()U like. AJ90 uk ,~.._.. bdrm:rt. Family rm, cr.r pct . LO DOWN, I NOR G I I ":t Mobile lfom<" $16 ,500 . L about our unsecured per.
'!fUTZY" re1ldence -...;a•t..-u fireplace. Built-in.$, dining nJA/VA Terms. Must 11ell. 1 675-574.1 * 3 OTS * llOna1 loans. AVCO 111RIFT. ;i~!lAt=de wor,:~ rm. Covered enclosed patio. $18,$0. • a I' I I I } NE\l.'PORT BAY BEAUTY Three adjOt~ lots 60x300 610 Newport Center Dr.
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awingln&: ~bandtl£ bric $37,nl. ~ Scott Realty - -. - - . 1 2 Br 2 Ba sundeck, pvt bch each. EuWde: Costa Mesa. ~tte 101
blgpal, "swabldefl'• 537-7533 · Adult park. !W0-3672 Wiil ta.ke 6 UJltlt each. Newport Beach 833-3440
.,. ou1te we've oeen"'. WALK TO BEACH ~~"i'~~teri~'i:"'~ ._ __ G_o_M-'o_A..;.,,JI '. lfL'r! $ ''""" ao~ ... m~~:y.'-u shutten open New-We!lt -Beautiful · · ' C • . N Y k c· I" ,;, ,_ ,.....
way ~ parklr. mR'2BA Hawaiian model. ~r~~s""21,;::_ts. IOw down I I' I j r1me in ew or ity: '' Reel Elt•t.. I~ .~. for or not. Use tund• to con. Jflida quart.en tn tlrlt prof low malnt JnMcpg, enc .., .. .., ... ..., _ _ . _ gelling so bod ofter midnight Gen«.11! .IJl41PC. 90lldate bills, lmprnY11 ,om'
floor. Gigantic ~tep-down atrium, exc loc _Adult occ. * 4BR 1t~BA, only $23,850. even the -travel Jn polrs:. llAl.TY home, bey rM '¥ propert)', OC'
JOOm. formal bclnquet Many, many extr8JI. All CALL 968-444! I W A M O D E ~·tB N••r l'f••••rf P•st orrlc1 for fll'IY sood puf'PON!. Con-
hllll' (]lm)\f rqom, """ upgta<lcd •••'·•. ,.,., crpt• * Crest Realty , A« .. u• for sol• 1so EXCHANGE fldeat1a1. '"' ""'1co tn ehefl, Brh\g your anttqu(!1 A ctrpi., Intercom, clcc a:a.r I' I j I I 0 Complet. fh1t ch«kl• q11ot•d your hOme or our ottice. and check book. Prlctd for door Of)COer. Tnily R "Wt1lk F"ANTA$T1C 4 BR tri-tevel, by lllll119 In th• !l'lluing word BUILDER'S ATTENTION R-:Z Lol/wUI talca 6 Unlls, SlGNAL MORTGAGE CO.
tmmed Mle. BKR ~ to the beach" home. $41,950. Colon .-alorc! $$,!l(I(). 1927'2 you d..,.lop horn 11•P No. 3 below. Choice IOCl!Uon, Tu.slin . Ap. lluntlrntton Beach. 1,.17i;ilti41iiii!IS6iioi-0 .. 1Jl6,iiiiiii••••I
JTTLE HO I' WorC'lll:'!ll<'r l.11. 962--06A6 A 1 pro\'cd for 4~ unit.A. FOR; 10 to 15 Units ln l• 1 lllll:J11om•r.af!!l!4 I H bou '11'7 PRINT NUMB£1!ED LEJTERS DANIA ltJ.~l\t:rY CO. Qra111{e Cnunty.
on thts l•ra:c )Ot mned or "Ue?'li!d :@ Hunt ngton _•r r IN THESE SOUARf5 * 642-6fm * S.urfJnn lnvas tment
units there 111~ a culc little 9" 7 ,-• :z UR ~. A~ CA.n ~44 1 ( ::.) lOJ LOVELY 4 BR \vot<!rfront . t.• UNSCRAMBLE lfTTEl!S TO j j I I I I I j Commercial Corp.
2ND Trust DHds
PRIVATE 1'1JNOS AVAIL.
quality. s(leculaton dream! I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!' Brc O\vntt, Weekrnd .QPEN GH" AN~WElt -. . . . --Property 151 638-5662
$'Di'!: PERFORl\.tANCE Like to tn&def Our Trader'• ~~· 3817 fl., 1111 rn 1 L TWO atljolnlna: 11X'Ome prop. VIEW L(YJ'
Paradise column 1' ""',c.'1 SCRA -LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 700 erii.,, "'"'" c .M. S'l\l,OOl. Newport Beach v1<w 01 """
847-3584 5 llnes, 5 days for 5 bu • \Yant..ad results ••... 642-MTS ------------------------------'~b"y-"ow"""""-'''-' _,~::::""°::=ecl"'64::~:oo:,,, & oce11n. $57.500. ~3194 1,.,,.,..11!!!..,,,.!!!0,..•P
Any Amount * Coll 67S-44M llKlt.
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Morion Phllllpl
'591 Londfoll Dr,
Huntlnpn Beoch
You are tM -..inner o1
TWO FREE TICKETS
to tht
s...thern Collfomlo
MOBILE HOME SHOW
May 26th lhn.t June 3rd
at u..
ANAHEIM STADIUM
21'.m St.ale C.ollege Blvd.,
Anaheln1
Pleue call 642-5678, ex1 314
to clalm yoW' tickets. (North
O:iunty toll tree number ii
st0-1220.) • • •
EXPANSION Funds -Prof.
Man Guar. 3 for t Return
lat yr. Call Mr. Victor (TI4)
533-0302 --Trust DMds 260
PUT YOUR MONEY
TO WORK FOR YOUI
Earn 10% interest W\ well·
aecurtd 2nd Trust Dteds on Qrarwe <'..ounty real estate.
SIGNAL MORTGAGE 00.
(714) 55&-0106
4500 Cam.pus Dr., N.B.
-"'-I~
HouM1 Furnished
* • * Brad Wllllems
300
1500 E. Oceanfront
Bel boo
305 HoUNI Unlum,
Huntington -h Huntington BHch
l BR,, v.·!w th1,r, ~Uo1• FP, 3 BR. 2 BA, •ha.a erpta, drpl, VERY nitt clean 1,2,3
Cttbana Cub, Pac. ~ at bl.Ins, prefer family. $U5 Bedroom, Tow-nhouae1, 1tve
8341 Mwwter. Call ~(213) mo. 836-1962 e-vu. ~2551 A re!rla, apt.a, d:.rpl, trplc,
794-1027 dara. ft'nced patlo. RC area.
College Pork 1J'°'BR.="-.,~,.,-lha(,--. -pe"'t1o~.-,FP=. llM-'210 ~81
---C.bo.na Oub, Pac. Sandi •t Dupleket Untvm. 250 FOR Ltue. 3SR. College 8341 Mwmer. call (%1.3)
Park. $275 ""'· Kid<" peta1--="IO'll"'------Bolboa Ponlmul• OK. 55T-92J.t l-lne 1-.....;.,;.c,_..; ____ _
•-.. •DELUXE 3 Br, 2 Be, bltrui, CC:O.O...~;;;c1e1~;M~11r~;;;;;;;J:;;:f;;;;:;;;=:=~; gar, trplc. \'.ears i..e only.
; 4 BR. 2% ba., .......... $435 =N_•_P<~"~· -~-~-· ---
Macnab-Irvine 3 BR. Z"ii ba.. Deluxe Coron11 del Mar
BluUs, N.D. ·••••···•• ~75 1 ---------
4 BR 2 ba avail 7/1 .•.• S385 V£RY NI<.'E LRG 4 BR. 211.i
R.nlty ComJ*ny 4 BR 2\.l ba avail 811 •• K?) ha, lrplc, dbl oven,d/w,
Ocean Vitw • CdM 4 BR. 'Z ha. T.R. Hills •• ~75 crpt!!, nu drps, gar, 4 blkll to
Lovtly 381't, 2 bath home -5 Or 6 BR •.•..•••. , • , • $375 ocean. $365 mo. 644-6833, no
lireplc's -dbL garage -· pet11.
~Ice. opener. $475/Mo. Yr· Co1t1 M.11
ly. Harriet ~ny 64Z-8235
(S2l!J
c-j I I -11 111 I. I' 11 d.
Macnab,lrvine .-, i I ---1.1 •11 /11r
6424235 "SINCE IS46"
1111 \\lestem Bank Bldg.
S:a'Xt -amaU 2 Bdr., front University Park, Irvine
2BR. Near new. Bit-In.~.
cpts, drpe, priv. paHo. Gar.
No )'d \\"Ork. Sl-50 nlo. l5t &
Inst plua $50 cleaning.
Adult!!, no pets. 545--0914
Dina Point
h.e. Bltin1, pr, yard. Day.a 552-7000 Nlght1 SPACIOUS, imniaculate 2
$235 -F'um. Comp. rede-c. BR, den, l BA llv. rm., din.
1 Br, patto, quiet, prlv. nn., lge kit. w/bkfst bar,
$250 -comp. redec. 2 Bdr. 2 BR. 2 Baths ......... $325 d'washr, wnsh. mach., clos· over gar. bltln1, i;rar. patio. 3 BR. 2 baths .......... $275 ed garage. ocean view. No
NU0 VIEW RENTALS 3 BR. 2~ ba ... $32513501315 small children. $225 mo.
673-4030 or 4M-3248 4 BR. 2~1 ba ........... $4j() Call aft 5:30, 499-1197. * THE BLUFFS * We llave .s~mer Re.nt.als -LR~G~3_-n-,~. ~b~ltn-~k-;t-. ~2~00.
3 B:..i l ba 1450· $385 VISIOO panoramic ocean view. K.. .; • Clore to bch & harbor. Bldg 3 BR., 2 ba .• 1-tty $38;1 d ••25 • Bit 2" ba 2 t 14'"' less than l yr ol . ...., mo. .• , ., '-II y . "" 499-2895.
3 BR .. 2\1 1"., grblt $475 e· red h·.11 All vacant, mov""ln!
BLUFFS REALTY
644-tll3
REALTY
2 BR., 2 BA, 25' living rm,
garage & laundry area. $Zl0
mo. 494-5275 Wkndll.
Huntington Be1ch
1145-$165 BAClIELOR le 1 BR., patios,
frplc's pri11. garagea -
Divided bath &: Iota of
closets. Rec. hall, pool &
pool tables, sauna be.th.s.
See for yourself. 17301
KeelMJn Ln. (1 blk W. of
Beach, 1 blk N. or Slater).
842-7848
$140 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6
Pools. 4 \}anletlll. Sauna.
Tennf1. Private pa t i o .
Adults. Ph: 846--0259.
Huntington Harbour
STUDIO rondo, across st.
from Beach. Flrplc, bltins,
converAation pit,
213-782-591".>9 aft 6:30 pm
Lagun• Btach
OCEAN view, deluxe 2 BR
apt. & gar. 287 Jasmine St.
_Call E. Robinson, Place
Realty, 494-9704, 499-1460.
VILLA, 2 BR, 2 BA, priv
beach, pools, tennis. newly
dee., 499--3900 546-4678
Ntwport Buch
FOR
BETTER·
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P•rk·Llke Surrounding "'·
QU1fil' DELUXE ....-~~
l & 3 BR APTS. ~+-.
Nr. Shop'r * Adults only FOR LESS Pvt Patios* Htd Pool ADULT LIVING
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Rooms
* * * John Moore
400
25022 Grlsoom Rd.
Laguna Hlll1
92651
You llJ'e the winner of
TWO FREE TICKETS
10 the
Southern C•lifornla
MOBILE HOME SHOW Martinique Apts.
1777 Santa Ana Ave., CM e 1 Ml. to BMch May 26th lhru June 3rd
Mgr Apt 113 646-5542 e Sun Docks & $130 ANAHEllJi t~TADIUM * RENTALS * Pillot • UP 2000 S"te College Blvd.,
YEARLY • C1rpet1, Dr1pe1 Anaheln1 e LHdl of P•rklng Please cell 642-5678, ext 314
From $65MMOEMonR th e G1r1gM-Pool ~LL&U~L~f:rJ:.~. to claim yo ur tickets. <Nor1h
SU • Ric. Room r:. urn. & Unfur'n. Avail. County toll free number is From $1200 Month 54-0-1220.!
BILL GRUNDY 714/646-6505 * * *
RHltor 675-6161 1959 MAPLE STREET, COSTA MESA ROOMS 118 wk up w/klt $30
Also Garages for Rtnt wk up apts. Children &: pet HARBOR GREENS section. 2376 Newport Blvd.,
Furn. & Unturn. Fl' $130. 365 A U fu 36S CM. 548-9755, 645-3967.
Bach, l, 2 & 3 BR's. Models Apt. Unfurn. pt. n m. ROOMS • $25 & UP. Over·
Open 10 'tll 7 pm. 2700 Costa Mna Newport Btach looking Harbor & Ocean. ~~ Peter.ion \1/ay, CM. nr. 1-Iar-blk to ocean. 2500 Seavie1v,
bor Blvd. & Adams. "Rent A Pitce CdM.
546-037o j of 1 Palact"' cLO'R'=c". ~B-ac~·h-eclo-r.~l~d-.a~l~lo-, 1
2BR, crpts, drps, bltlns. student, $80/n10. 2 blks
$29.50 per Wk & up. l BR, 2 Quiet Joe. nr park & shop. I OCEAN d beach! 1 adult, no pet. BR & Bachelors. Color TV, ping. Perfect for mature Gft 536--0555
n1aid setV, pool, The Mesa, person. No pels. 67;)...1573 HARBOR VIEW 1 •w~A°'N°"'ro=,.-n-,;-.,.-,~;,-ed-lo~dy-.-,-m 2BR. 1'"'rplc, drps, garage. 2
blks lo Little Corona Beach.
$400 per mo. Summer. or
$250 mo. yearly. Avail June
2nd' 646-(}lJ 1.
A Company With Vision
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
Call Anytime. 552·7500
Office hours 8 A.~ to 8 PM
415 N. Newport BL, NB BKR & I NEW 2 BEDROOM 646-9681 Elegant apartments designed · pvt Ba in love Y N.B.
_ 1 OCEAN Breeze Apts • Spac· with a M•ster's touch, su-honie. car nee. $75. ~288 1. Bath, enclos. '°· pvt garage BEACON Bay, 2BR. 2BA, · 3 B Ind d 1195 1oua r, sep ry rm, PINECREEK rw>rb house secur\fy, exclu-* OCEAN Vu Home. Fully 1n duplex bu.ii mg. · per -.le, pri beach, tennis, ~1y $180 N ts Max 2 cho'ld .--G st H •15 2 ••" J • • 0 pe • ' • LIVES UP • sive Versailles Club and ue ome ~ malnt'd pool, 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 FOR le<U!C Univer. Park, mo. Alao 3 Bedroom, $ 3 9 5 mo. adu It 11 , ren to 6 "'"'" 2286 Canyoo .-b ----------1 ~· ·' Lux 3 b 2 b tw "--b•'", s~. mo, Man,.er at I •=t748/"'"Ll29 ,._. TO ITS NAME pool Y>ith unique Aqua ar, PR!V TE ".,.c, washer, u1yer, refrlg, · r, ~ nu...::. '"" M.N ,,,... trU.-Dr. 642-22'12. • • • fountains and formal gar· A room, loving care
You are the winner of xtra lg. gar w/elec. dr. Premium G1·een-oelt loca· 313 Oswego, Huntington OCEANFRONT_ Open June $l65-2 BR. l'Ai BA. Studio on over 500 tall tree~ dens. All part ot the South & .nutritious food. Lovely
TWO FREE TICKETS Crpta, drpe. Lie $475 673-6635 lion. C1ose to pools & tennis. Beach. & July. Former owners cul-de-sac. Priv. patio, pool, and 10 sll"eams "11h Coast's finest apartment pa ho .,near stores & r ·.rk.
to the 3 BR, :Z BA, front house, ~~~-d~~7~vely patlo & 53&-4152 Unit. $200 & $225 wkly. crpts. drps. bltns. Nr. watel}alls c~ate a community. c>l0-=256._,'-----~-I
Southern C•llforni• fenced patio, kids/pets ok. 675-8531. shop'g. QiUdnn ok. No relaxmg ~ttlng for 1 Bedroom/studkls from $195 APT for young senior
MOBILE HOME SHOW cl,,,32S:;c.·"S'-. o:;f_:H;:;WY=·-'67"~'--""'--L1gun1 Be1ch NEW 3 BR, 2 BA, frp\c, 4 A t U f 365 pets, 735 Joann St. CM. yo.ur spacious new 1-or 2 Bedroom from $305 citizens. With meals & ca.re
May 26th thru June 3rd blks to ~ No pets. p • n urn. 1 BR, cpts, stove It. re.frig. ~~~artm1170~~= Models open 9 A.M. til dusk il necessary. 642-9278
at the Costa Mt11 $225 -2 BR comp\ redec. $300/mo. · * * * Encl carport & storage. l""'"'ila 1 9 00 ~
ANAHEIM STADIUM Beaut. ocean vi(",\.', Deck. Earl Wing $130. Avl now. 540-6187 eves ~0v•6,00~le2300. M~:i:v1~nRd.:, Summtr Rtnt1l1 420 2000 State College Blvd., GOLFER'S DEUGHT! Steps $275 -New 2 Br, 2 Ba. house. 132 W Lobot M I & wknds
An&heim to Mesa Verde Country Ocean view. 3 decks. ~ • 1' nos =E"A-OSTSl==::=0'=E~~2-,B"R"""Du=pt"'ex. C.osta Mesa. Phol'le: ~2300. BAYFRdNT Balboa. Penin. 5
Please call 642-5678, ext 314 Club. Gracious &: modern S4SO -3 Bl-t. 2 BA, l1i>lc, dbl Apilrtment1forRent ¥' San Cltmente v.·asher·dryer hookup, new More Room-Ltll Money ON THE BLUFFS ~,r. k!P"''J& ~hP1,!!.eepJul14.
to claim your tlckeUI. I North 2 BR, 2 BA Condo 1Zar. big yard. Quiet/nire. You are the winner of cpts. $:!l0 mo. $100 security. COME .see . a. l'eal garden AT NEWPORT 1:.i Ayu . ~W. ,~,., ~"~" y
County toll free number is w/PRJVATE court-yard & NU-VIEW RENTALS TWO FREE TICKETS 673-D797. I apt! Like hvmg in a hon1? I (1) ~,, .. nm.,...,.,· .,....,.,..... or
540-1220.) pool. Le!Ule S300 mo. For 613-4030 or 494--3248 to the . for $162.50/MO. 2 BR, l~ir 1 d ~O"". * * * aCopptR.eCal~•. 545-8424. South ''Top of tht World'' Apt1. Furn. 360 Southern California SMAU. ldBlR, Ea.stsltde,Yutil I j BA. 2 prk'g places, pr1v I ~Hrom .Ntale\\'PORrnt .. ~ vii tu~:::~ 2BR, 2 BA, furn, Nr. Bay &
Balboa Ptnln1ula "'• MOBILE HOME SHOW pd. 1 a u 1• 00 pc' r Y; pa,tios & rec areas. Wilson ospi . ...... oct'ru-1, across from prk, MESA VERDE, 3 BR. 2 BA, Shaded by t:tll trees.: ,}gf'. :: * * * J.ilay 26th thru June 3rd $1.W.$145, 642-8520, 336 E.' Gardens, on \Vilson St., \\f. above Pac1f1c Coast llwyl to Newpt Bch $::!00 wkly.
Balboa Penin. Bayfront
SBR, 4BA, pier, float, avail
mld June-July 28. Al&O Sept.
Wkly, 673-2039
ta th BR. &: fnm . rm., '2 i ba.. Richard Spraker 20th St. Open house or Harbor. No child./pet. entrance. 900 Cagney Lane, 673--04'73 new carpe ruou t.' frpl. Swin1n1ing pool. 1914 U RI ock at the 2 BR fu crpts dra. """"F 't . \" Est Ne\\"{Xlrt Beach, Ca. 926fll. 1==.:,;:;'=------drape•. larae ctm~nt pA.t10 S400 mo. yrly. leA..'K' pper mr ANAHEIM STADIUM un rn., . .' • ,u,i:,;, oun a1n ·Yay a Telephone· (TI4! 645-0JOO SECLUDED New Por l
1v/covC"r. yard maintenance Ask for JoAnn Redick Cyn Rd., Laguna Beach '..'000 Slfite College Blvd., gar. laundry facil.it1es, no 646-2846 · Island. Suninier reDtals
& 1vnter bill paid. $300 pt.•r ~llSSION REALTY 494_0731 You are U1e \\innl'r 1'f Anaheini pers. Older ~dulls preferred. LAR. 3 Br, 2 Ba, crpts, dras. EXCLUSIVE available now. 673-6210:
n10. TI4 : 546-0749 or 71'1 : TWO FREE TICKETS Pll'a~t' cAll 642·5678, ext 314 $150. 548-9735. Nr. occ. Freshly pntd, Mike. 1Zl3l 377-4640 collect.
2 BR, completely furn. walk
. ; 10 all shopping. 4271> IN St.
' CdM. 673-8639 aft 7 pm.
496-4987 Laguna Nfgutl to the to clain1 your tickets. !North NE\\' 2 BR, 2 BA, drps. upstairs. $179. 557--0350. BIG CANYON NE\VPQRT Beach, brand
WANT n1ature responsible $400. Newer 4 ER, 2 BA. 2 Southern California Count.Y toll lree number is crptg, Pool, BBQ, Gar. Luxury Golf CourM fle\\'. 3 BR, near Bay &:
adults. Must have ,rers. S~y home, beaut view. ideal MOBILE HOME SHOW 540-12'20.) * A8,dults only, no pets. 376 W. D1n1 Point Apartments Beach, boat sllp, $350 wk.
3BR. 2BA. Mesa \erde for outdoor living, chlldrP-n, May 26th thru June 3rd * * ay. NEWPORT BEACH 2l3:446-Q648 Mon-tbun., all day Fri, Sat
& Sun.
Fountain VaOey
' BR. fun rm, pelt & k1dll
ok, $350. mo. Summer only.
Avail 6/U. 982-3533'
, Huntington lleach
NEAR ocean -avail. June
23rd to Alli 18th. Util pd.
$300. mo. No singles, refs.
required. 962-9604
L•gun1 &:-am
$225 -util pd, channlng I br
firplc, View ho111e, So.
Laguna ....
$325. -2 br, 2 ba, lirplc, view
• home, gar, yd, 6 mo11 lit1e
'· $400. -utll. pd, 3+den+fam
rm, flrplc, Avail 6-8-12
•, nios.
NU·VIEW RENTALS
673-4ro0 or 494--3248
SUMMER rental: l BR, alps
4, ocean vu, close in, pool
table, TV, comp. furn.
$250/wk. Avail Jun 15,
494-4123
home $275.. lst &. last plus pets OK. Bltn kit, exclusive At the T BR. Quiet neighborhood. UNr·. 2 BR, l \2 BA. Adults 2BR, 2BA, bltn stvc, refrig. $47S · $730 B"EA=co='N~O..,.,:--.-,,=a=R.o--2'""'B~A~.1
$50 cleaning. 642-0445 area. 833-913.1 ANAHEIM STADIUM I Heated pool, \\'/w crpls, only, no pets. $150/mo. children ok, crpts, drps, .1 Phone 714/644-0509 pri beach, tennis, summer
MESA deJ Mar -4 ~R. 4 BR, 2~l ba , largr yRrd, 2<XX:l State College Blvd., drps, _refrig. $155. Mgr, 2455 610-C Joann St. l>IS-9573. bllc ott COra5f H"'Y, 496-t3.ia. $1 O O O p e r mo,
Bltn!r, new crpts, new paint, privacy, unobstructed vic11o'. Anaheim ' A Irvine Ave. 548-7476. UNFUR.i"'1 1 & 2 Br Garden Huntln..+on Beach THE NEW!, 675-1748/642-1329
fnced yard. 839 Santiago. $450. mo, lease. 831--05.'1,5 Please call 642-5678, ext 314 Balbo1 Ptnin1ul1 Apts. Frplc, D/W, priv •• BAYWOOD APARt1.tENTS Sll_MMER rental, Miasloi:i
ReApfp't'.· "~$~2907~.u.per n10. By Newport liiich to claim your tickets. I North patio. $165-$190. 557-2841. LARGE 2 BR, bltins, drps, in N~ Be.a.ch are Vt~jo, 4 BR. comp. tum. ;} .,........ .w.. County toll tree number is 3 BR, 2 IlA, frplc. RC'ach 8.· 2 P. C ~ N ho sh I'= __ ,..;,.;,. pnc-e to right ....... , No 540-1220.l Bay. Like Jlp11·! S.325/pcr ' .B •· ani:o1 •. ear s. P.. ag. carport, no pets, ........ ready ' ~.,Qttlce ls ......... . STUDENTS or Famille•. 2 * NE\VPORT SHORES * * * * 1 month. Plf: 9f:S-650J I oin5. Util!ti!s pa 1 d . 847-5384. open ·dauy· rrom·~o· AM 10 •moke~. no pets. 830-1921.
Br home, $12'>, gar, fncd, 1-STY. 2 RR, con\·. den, cpt, 1 --SlJa/mo, 531-8508 WAITING 6:30 PM. MacArthur Blvd. LIDO Isle, 4 BR, 3BA. home
kid1/pet1. Agt. Fee. drps, bltins. Patio. 2 car Balboa Peninsula Corona del M11:r I :1 BR. crpts, clrps, bltins, 1 LIST &: San Joaquin l-lills Road. July .$1200, Aug, $1400. days
979-8430 gar. AvHil. June 16th. $32;i child ok, no pets, $13.5. Call &14-55S5 962-13"56, eves 6T;>-8700
$17:>-E/slde, lrg :J BR hou11e. Mo., yearly lease $25 WEEK & UP G46-378S or $.15-0760 OPEN G'RANVI"E Home/ Apts. NR ocean_, & channel, 3BR, Patio, incl. gar. Adult C!)l, 3BR, 1-sty. 1.~ ba, bHns, _ . ..,. fOl" Loi-.> 2BA $250-$275 kl no pets. ~ \V. Bay, CM. cpt/~rps. P11.tio. ? car gar. • Sleeping Roon1s ~" 2BR, unfurn, crpts, drps, 1. z or 3 BR Apt Irvine CC-Fashion Island • '" Y· Da,ys 645o-1317. Avail. 7/1 . $3ro )'rly lse. • lloui;eke£<ping Roon1s n range, oven, refrig, no pets, at the loc. Clubhouse privlgs-pool. 675-5366, alt 5, 548-3226
MESA DEL J\tAR. Sharp Va· CnY1vood Realty 548-1290 • Ocean Vl•'\I' ,,pts .,. ...,. ~145. 968-14~ VILLA YORBA 1800 sq. ft. full main· LARGE 4 BR, 3 BA. FR,
cant JBR, 2Bt\, $ 2 8 5 . ~ST built hon:e. overlook-BALBOA INN 2 BR. $1fi0-stovc, refrig. tenance. Guard gate. bluU home, wlk to bch,
Avocado •hags, Jack Peck. 1~ Back Bay in older sec-HJ;', lllain :->11\•cl O.'l TEN .\CRES cpts/drps, htd p00I. Adults, Jluntington Beach Privacy. Lease. Adults only, week or month. 496-5287 54'~2 !Lon of B!ufl.s. Beuut dee -(;75-87·!0 Apts. furn./un(t1m. L...•ase no pets. 64.5-8965 (714) 842-9622 No peUI. $550. 645-0183. V•c•1· R I I 4•• ~ . -• all "' 1 ' NEW deluxe Sl""lo apt, 1 blk ion •n a I ~ m1rro • .,.. 1v 11 -crystal ,. u·cp ace I iiriv. pntios. 2 BR. Adults, no pets. BAY *MOVE IN TODAY* • ~ • 4BR, 2BA, honic, dbl gar, chandeliers lge terr Corona del Mar Pool~ Tennis Contn!'I Bkfst. MEADOWS APT. 387 w. to ocean or bay, 3 BR, 2\~ LAKE Hava11u City 2BR
$22:> nio, exter. being v:/gM lites, Cannel & Chaf-!X.r(J &a Lan, Clh\I 64'!·2611 6-16-0073 Spa, 2 & 3 BR. $149 & $lll9. BA, 2 BR, 1 1.~ BA, frplc., a/c home fully furn i.~
pa In 1 ed 642-2271 (msg fin draperies, elc., e!c., SROO Sl'BI.I-.-:ASE Cdl\l l Br. npt. 1~IacArth.ur nr Cowit Hii·y) Bay St. CM. 2 Ba Klds "·clrome. Pool. Gar. d1hwshr, garage, avail hn· m!le 1rom' Jake by da,). ~;.
fit6.9666l. 1no. Yt>ar lease. 64~1096 S~ 1110. Sun1mer. Singh.• or ( $140 up. 2 Br., 3 Br., · 17361·A Keeli;on Ln (1 blk med for lease. See at 82'2 W. \\'eek. aft 5pm, 586-2543
.P.!ESA VERDE 4 hdrm, like &W-4652 rpl. only. 673-3Z12. 2 BR just redcc. Bltns, Pool, bit-ins, play yard. W. ot Beach Bl\/d., off Slat-Balboa Blvd. Open Fri thru
new. Avail. May 30th. $313. $250. -2 b1-, 2 ba, bltins, gar, dshwhr. 2 patios, pool. 1996 ?i-laple, 642-3813 er). 847-4260. Mon. (213) 47&-6783 Rentals to Shirt 430
month. 6i~706 Ncv.:port s11o!'es Costa Mesa Ad ults $225. 673-1418 eves or 2 BR. Ave.ii after 1st of June. WALK TO BEACH 1700 WESTCLIFF DR.1--------..,;.-'-'1
5 BR. crpts, drps, bltins .. $300. -util pd. Nire 2 br 111knds. Blt!n.'l. gnr, patio. For Appl New 2 BR, Crpt/drpt, 2 BR, 2 BA. Bltn appliances. ShoGL girl "'ill shr fantastic
Swim club avail., $295. house. g11r, f'hlld. f:m. pet. I Casa de Oro call R33-8731 dsh··-•-!rpl """ .. ,,... Pool. 642-6174• use nr ocean, CDM. $400 1 AL:\10ST new 2 story, 3 br, """'u, • MN .w1.n. 11·/sarne. Pvt BR & ba. 540-9005 or 545-4114. · -Ne\\' nrg. 3 br, 2 ba, ALL t.:T rJ JTJ':S PAID 2 ba, gar. ocean & bay view. lBR apt, $125. UUI tncld. 847-3957. NEXT to bay&: park, lBR, 6Ta-123o, 675-1017
LA.RGE 2 Br. Encl. garagf' ocN''u'"v'i"E"1weoi•R·loE. NRT,lAhoL's j Con1parl' 111•(ore )'ou rent S.'l.50. 1110. A\'all. June 20th. Center of C.M. partially 2 BR 2 BA $210 Adult Front duplex. no pets, $175. MALE Room m•te
10
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3 avail. 1 Chlld ok. Call •. . 1 Custoni de~igucd, (eaturinio:: 675-7--198. J fun1. 6-12-1334 Ol" 54;)...7a45 Poolside Garden Biingalow. u 673-2256 " ,..._._.,
1 r:~-2 ~$i~~41i::\:ll1~ 642-16.i6 or 97!}-7976. 673-4(1.'IO or '194-3:!·1:1 , e Sra«ioi·.~ kilchen \Vith ln· FOR lease 2 benutitu1 neiv NE\V 28R lBA, carpets &: Near ocean. Frplc. Lrg ase. BR hoU!le, nr 17th & Tustin.
b@ach. 2 Br &. 3 BR. H.B. AVAIL June lst: t..:us1on1 I r!il'ect ligh~i~ spacious 3 br, 2)11 ba, duplex drapes, buijtins. $175. Roy pe.tio. 6 Pools. Sauna. Ten· Newport Htights ~~f ~~ ~~~~g6 stu· . .. singles or families. A&' t . El Toro 4BR & fain rm. ov hJ: • Scparn~" dtn g area units. Crpts, dra, firplac, ll-1cCardle Reflltor, 548-77'l9 nil!. 846--0259
Fe--979-8"30 cul-cfr·-1u1c lot. rn1 for hoat • I-fome-like storage gar. 644-1188 12 BR crpts dra bltins Very L'R°'G,,-;2;-;;Brcc.-;:S:::IU<l=lo-, °'1"'1>~Ba;-. Apts., NEW in .area. graduate mt·
YEARLY. 2 BR .. 2 ba. 215 BA, w/111 cpt, F/P, D/W, S.J30/n1o Jst•. 5.i&-8868 ur o Closed gal'age 1\/stol'age 3 BR below Hhvay. frplr , c e~n. 642~ · child ok~o i!ts. 84~~9. • • or fema!(', Jg 2BR, 2BA -· · LAKE Fol't!st ne1~ 4 DR, 2 or trlr. Gardner pd 1 • /'l'i\·atc parlos I 1 $i4S 'mo ·7 8 6 • Sl51 'f/J/ M nied 1 1 Furn or Unfum 370 dent desu·t"s roommate, male
30th Street. $300 l\.1onth $290 fl!O· 6 mo lsc Avail 7/1 (J.12-4387 e l\.!arblc pLlilmnn sundeck. g11r. adult11 $2.~J I Sha imar . lOCATIONS! N.B. aft 5, 646-1757
, Bay & Bearh Riiy. 61J-:l000 496-74~ \VATF.l tl"R01\·r Nt•wport • r<iug-sz Bdnns
1
673-1418 eve.~ or wknds. :\'TfiA lrg nt\V 3BR, bltirul. 3 BR, l ba, cti?.IS, dra, ~~~~'. 1 bedroom, furnished, irum. FEMALE roommate over 2.4.
•1 Fountain Vallty Jslnnr! .i Hi·, 2 B:i llflfl''I • Pool -B,1rl\f'C'!l<'!i • ~11r· 2 llrt. 1!111. 1111. frplc, ne1v I shag cryt. d~s. enc gar, pvt ~3-~i~· $2'7J. nio. mer rent.a.I _ $125.00 wk. ro share with same, lire 3
tlou1e1 Unfurn. 305 J , , , . ilurl""· No 1,(.1,. $.!.1.·1 lsi• 1'0unclr<l \>Jlh plush huid· ('!'[}!" .i:c drp~: .Sza5/mo. Call I IMttlo .. -..10-190. i 1 bedroom turnilhed, hny. br. 2 ha apt., blk to beach,
!"()It Ll-.ASE. 1'.V., 2 & :l 67:}-2'J.J6. :-ic11plng. j l\lr. Beals, .1JO-~i90. •~!\fl, lBA, :'llc~a: Verde L Bu 1 front . $~:).00 mo. 673-5950 or 675--4490.
General I ur~. c.n< I 2 .. 1:ar g&.r, 211'<2'! 4BH. 2 RA, l"/B .. D/R, II Adults. No Pets.,. 12 ER. $2ti5/111n. Crpts, drps, I upstairs, };g' _:lo.!lef!l, $150, J 1gun1 Cl'I 2 bedroonl ful'nisiled, beach-* \VAN'T'ED li-fale to share"
f,un 'ni, pi iv patio. Com !J•pll', 1-larl:tor Vu lloines ~ • l.i\RGE l BR $185 Gar. Crpt, drp. Call ~1r. I no pets, 8 .. .-8.l' I LAGUNA C'lllate living on front • $3s0.oo mo. Br hsc, H.B .$80/mo. Quiet, 11
1
111n11IY 1 pool, teru~, ~:\i~Ht. &W-:'l-li7 or (213l 792 ... 1s.u _,6,j \V. Wilson EHZ·lfl?__! Brais, 556-11790. :·at Pro11t is attained when acres of gardens. Wide 3 bedroom, bra 11 rl nc\\•, l\.fnture. 962-8668 979-2997 '~111\t ~1 ay ~;~ utc)w a): $400. . LOW WEEKLY RATES , L \RGE DELllX 1 bedrn7. you 11ell through result-get· ocelll1 views. Lge., custo1n C.d.lifd • $400.00 1110• Share APT or' HOUSE RENTALS
Al>et'tmenl•
Dul*M -4.l3 W. 19th St., OJlitrl M('ll;a
18:;.t s. COO$! l-l11o'Y., L.a.g1u1ri
!Piccadilly Circusl
COSTA l\IESA O~'FICE
Servini·Costa l\lct1U, Ne~\·port
Beach, Huntingron Beach.
$115 • Ea.stslde l\lrn. bach.
All util prl., pool .
$300 . 4 Hit, 2 BA ltOlllf' II'
pool, kidi;, pcls, sn~lli, olc
$155 . 2 I~lt hon1~" ~:11· .. t'n!'l.
patio. children •Jk.
$150 -Nice 2 BH. S!l'IVt'' I rig,
cpls & drps, gar., t•ncl.
patio.
CALL 615·0111
A~~111'' -· llf't NE\\' PORT Shorl's, .'l: BR. Executive Suites I one block !tom beaeh. 1inl{ Onily Pilot Clauified decorator apts. F rp. l c l!I • • 5~~~~· Harlx>r VIC\\' • Call ·HOME-PARTNER'
;-, , 2 Yearly lease S.17f1. ll-lnture 2080 Newport Blvd. Sl56/Mo. Call Agt: 644-7270 Ad~. fi42-.l678 clo8e to beach. Swunming 2 bedroo • Cd J\l , .. ~ 00 836-ll94 or ~1479 " !,I., + H.un1pus Rm. 1·111· . d I N kid · C M pool llOOO. 2 BR .. 2 baths. m, . . . .-.. ''"" Like new. Dshv.·hr. inatTIC' coupe. 0 ~.' 01ta el• Only 3 apts. at $450 to $65() mo. SHARE part of my beaul
1'1101. Kids ok. $265/n10. pets. 493-076l. I 642-2611 m 0 nth I y incl. utll. Bkr. 675-7Z5. houae to responalble penon, ''"l. 841-4m. H•Rso~ vu Hm•. eami.1. sTuD1os & i BR's Trader's Pa"'ad1'se· eoru;;aera•e adults. •94-4653 s. Lag Bch. 499-1768 ""''· Huntington S..ch 3 Br .. ram. Br, 2 Ba, Near • FRc.E Linen, I , or your broker. Balboa P•ntn1ul1 FEMALE to share 2 Br tum
---''-------! Pool, $425. 640-1768 • 1',REE Utilities lBR In good north end area, OCEAN F'RONT BALBOA apt_. with same.
• .'l: Bn. 21J BA. 2 story iIARBOR Vu Hms. Ca.rn1el, e Full 1-i:ltchen easy walk 10 beach & $160 $tudio Newly deoorated S100 646-8738
hotnc-, finest aren, lan1 rrn Sharp. 3 BR, fam, nr pool, e licated Pool I 1' nes stott11, view. $:215. Uttl. pd. 8"f BalbO.. locl.Uo Adult ,,., rple, pool&: pool maint, Inc gardener, $475. 644-1791 . e J_,;1unrlry Fa('ililies Refs. reqd. 494-4251. .-t •• no peta ~ G1r1ge1 for Rent 435
S350. BRAND 11ew, :~BR near n 8y •TY & ruaul M'IV avrul. ~-~~'.!.·~..'!:~· ~~!!---1--'':':-:-:::':'::::'---I
• 3 811. 2 BA Apt, (plc, & Bl'UCh. BOii! slip, $.150 .• J'hnn1• S<•rvir1• t1' mes Mt•• Vtrd• Co1t1 Mesi ALLSPACE
r!ush crptK, drps, walk tn wk. 213: 44&.-~-.&IS -S30WEEKTUP-Stlf Storage
lluntlngton Ccnt\-r, $235. ~ BR/3 B l -F I BR , DL.'< 2 &. 3 Br., 2 Ba. Encl EXClTINO Mini Wa h • L"" .;1111•• rprtol 1 RR l'IJll;, . 11, i;:: / l, DIR. 2 • ~1tulu• & 1 ./\pl.~. I gar. $165 up. Rental Ole., TI-IE re ou1e1
11'" hlln~."11.ulk '" "''hO<ll .~ rrnlc.~. nu l'~l>! .1-~ .. nrrs.' • TV.~· r.1i1id .~rv1(·c ,\\•:ill. dOl larS 3095 htace Ave. 546-l0.14.. PALM MESA APTS. vnrlou1t alze1t from $7.50/mo.
fJa1•k, $135. Cnll s:1:'. 1::.'il. . !'P!nni.~I. S:i7.'..!:_:'!:_\.,. -~!l~. _ e l'hflll•' ;.;.·rv11·1--ll!1I, Pnol MU~U1'ES TO NPT. OCH. U IO:Ck ll · U keep Uie key.
,2 Bil. I h1111•·~ S1nv1-. ri•frig, • ,,~~11ld!·l'rl ,\. 1'1 ·1 Scc1io11 I Newport Beach nach, 1 & 2 BR. from $150 C)n 1ate mgrs. 24 ht. access
i.::ar. ~17:i vn1·i111t, kt1!~ ok. .,,JG N••11·port Blvd., CM Adults, No Peta. No n1nveln -Nomoveoutfec
Ag!. fee. 97fl-fi4..10 t"1·1~·'.J75;1 nr 643-3967 , . . , j PARK NEWPORT 1561 Mesa Dr. Security Patrolled
~1n1>1<HN \\'11terf1'1nt 2 Rr. 11c-1 -11 .• 15 111\.. ftan1·li(\ f'alH. Pval. JAD£ 11tone5 v11.lucd at $lR 546-9860 llruni!lon &. Neivland St., Ill~ ---.\d (;,~1 F"r sa on Rent i 'n Ar. No. &u1 f>ii:go tnly J-IAVE 800 carved b II. r k APARTMENTS (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) 0J)('n Dally lor ln:ifie<:llon
C'o111pl 1Yor11ndf'led \\'/1Jt•11· ) t, 11<'11• • :i.i, gnrage. no $6SO per ac ' \\'ill trade all t'l\l'.h. WU! trade any or all 833.0519 u 646.o697
LAGUNA BEACll Of'FICJ;: do~:h.. r.7,1..,1:1.1;J, 675-2:1; ... 1. N''1~·-t11•1 Elrlt•n. Adults. :'ll' p11rf fflr 0 .('. fJl'(){lC1~· nr for boat. on the bay H I Bea h • no ans,
Serving Laguna, Dnnri Point, Condominium• '11:.'·H 1· ?. 51-l-1.'>21 or ;>.IS-9710. 673-0&rl l..uxury npartment living "!"t "!ton.. c ~Ice Rtntaf 440
San Clcml"nte, Capistrnno Unfvrn. 320 Li\Hl;~; ~tudlo room, hnth. COMMERCIALlot 159x625 TRDsmall 29PaJmgcabin, overlooldnr the w11.ter. En· LAQUINTAHERMOSAa RM deluxe II.lite, adj,
$165 • Rus11c 1 lilt, 11tove, Q11l"I. prh·nlC'. Employed f 1 Cl nee<ls little repair, approx. joy $750,cilo health spA, 7 8i;:ia.h Country Eatate Llv· Airporter Hotel &: o.C.
refrlg, u11~. Pt'l. nr, OC'f'11n. 2-BEDROOM, 1 Bath, Balbo1 Penln1ula lady '101Y· $90. Call \\'eekend o~ari~tA.irpoo ~I.and ~ ... I? l\-)A. + '69 Cortina. auto, awlmmtng pooJ1, 7 lighted • Spaclowl~ Ter-... 1-Full 1 trvIce 1 ,
$n.l • Cozy oo!'""e, ~·ood or afler Ii. 5·11'!-5148 Cit""• -"e ~ .~:_:f0• adlo ~ r •73 te--•-"°""'• plus mdet of ...... ,,... ... panl'd ~k k'd beautiful up 8 rad -... lJtW .. ,. UJUllll r ' u11g own.; or 1uue raced pool, n eu Mc/ft., m leue req. 2112 -· c'' .. ..,. • 1 5• pet. ed townhovM Inc re-YEARLY. 2 BR., 2 h.'.'1. 13F.AUT. FUH.N 2 BR S175. I prop., Q.C. 8.10-6498 att 6. Dod&e Dart, 11.uto. 494-6427. bicycle trails, puttbia, lhuf· BBQ. Unbelievable Ltvln&:. DuPont, Rm. 8, 833-3223
.. w . ...\oltn·lype 1 BR, blk. I • Bay/oc·ean view, 600 E. BH-inii. \V/\\', •1td pool. HAVE small equity in Coata neboard, croquet. Junior 1'• 1 SR. UNFURN $16:5
to beach. nMV!y der. V11.cl)nt . frlgtr•tor, w • 1 h .. Octanlront. $475 Month ~\rluH!', no pt~t!I. tlnfant ok) HAVEk per90nt1l OO.t::000& M , BR 1 d ho tram $189.50 monthly: aJ.ao J 1 SR. !'URN fUl5 8~1FTICEalr SUITEnd • p1~·
$300 • Be11.ch Jovel"8! 2 BTt er, dryer, dlshwathtr. n ••• &: Beach Rlty. 67~:m1 f14.z-9;;ro 8toc a pprox vs.Jue -.., . eM. ~ • Pus en me and • ~•-m pl&'"" and 2 BR. FURN ...,,i;; '-\., -<.'O -A.non· ~ " ' JOM in 1 2% ... 6,,. w/pool. Would like travd ,..UQUVU ·~ A', ,_ ~• p'·A!O~ ING. l8c ft. M·l Ind. Palk hcntt, yanl. gar .. pct conw. Like new, good loca-Ml••ion Viejo * SU CASITAS I} to 7~ t. to _,, 2-atory town boulH. Ell"C'-~ u11Loli •~ ALS:> SU~lMER RENTALS $22S f l.t !or Income property. Magil. trier or t hie kltchena, private padol Adulta, No Pell nr. Ne-wpt Fwy It Edln.att
* ·LACALLNDL<940·R94D'1S * ~~.·, 96; ~T,~· f,.•,k. or JHrt. 213A coMo, enclsed at.· ru~r ~~c~lor &: J ~.~·s. :o. RJtr. ~Mr. Quinn. ~"A--,_ & 'clear. near or balconJe1, carpeting, dn.• <• blk• s. of San Dil?IO Fn\-y 615-2601. I ~=~~~~~~· _ tac ga r, rrpts. drp!I, d/\\, 2110"'N'c '.portpe~1/1 '~c· ~I 0 \VNER de!llre." exchange ,., _,.,,.. "'"' perle•. 9.Jbtettanean park· on Beach, J blk W. on Holt GROUND Floor, bath & lot•
PREE RENTAL SERVICE 4 BEDROOM, 21h Bath, :o;c'lf cleanlni: O\.'Cn, patio, , 1 11 '·· ' 2-4 unit buildings In BelJ for Blythe: Cnllforntn., level Ing wltb elevaton. Optional to 162ll Parklide Lane.) of •torqe, $75 mo. 1641-B
LANDLORDS! PRESTIGE AR EA / s~1·ini, pool prlvl. S2~i0. NICF. I llr clpl'i. Quiet. Sep 3 t•r 4 lir. hou~ in llunt1n2-llJtriewtuml land, nco.r cit· maid aerv'lce. Just :>arth of (71') 8'7·5Ul Newport Blvd .. CM
Wt Specialluo in Ntowp0rt
Bt'Aeh • Corona del MW' •
le Ln~un111. Our Ren!aJ ser-
vice 111 •iU:E lo You! Try
NII· \'le111!
NU-VIEW RENTALS
~ or 4.!H-3248
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pool. $l50. per mo., ~.'.ll·0.~71 1 !iy gnr:-i;1r-N. E1nployt'd adult ton Ueh, CDR1A Mesa ate!\. nu:. Trade for cominCJ"Clal FaAhlcm ]&I.and at J'ambortt New rt S..eh 5'&8-9766 or Eve• 6#-1001 ~ 01•r>r 30. no petri. 5-IS-1021. , C1:1JJ 21:1-S69·8346. -1 644-4579. and SAn Joaquin Jllll.9 Road. po OFFICE Al)her tor rent.
Keith Snider. 962-4471 Sen Clementt 2 nn. TrttilC'r~. fu rn. ~130 Cor..1!\ff:RCIAL lo! 159x6~ 1.1.ke to tnadc? Our Trader's Telephone {714) 6"-1900 OCEAN Vl&'W: modem, all Newpurt Beach, We1(FlUf
Agt. Pl'i:~idcntial Jfcighta 1110. Uill 1111;1.. No C'hlldr1•11 rrnm l!ll. to st. ~ to Paradise oolunin is for you! for rental lnfnnnation e!«trlc, crpts, drpe, bltns, nrefl, 1.000 SQ. rt., 1h&rp,
llJKE to Beach 3 Dr. $1M.j N11w 2 ~ l lltt, 11,i.211a BA , no Pf'!s. l-«'t-3'!:i."1 or S.16-lflO!l. Ontario Alrport A Frwy. S lint'~ BAYntONT. 3BR, 2 BA, ~lcony, poOl, l 8ft, turn&: call Gene Hill, 64Z-<l200.
frplc. g11r. AJ10 Walk to lltllr l·lcan oven11, d8'\·r;l1f'8, u: l Sr Sl!iO .l $160., ideal Clear. Trad(' for lncomt 5 daya ~ Pier avall. 2. park
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untum. Lease. Adults onty, f)(Kl tq.fl. OFFICE wnlv'g
&u.ch. 2 BR, util pd, kid!! t-rwlusf'd 21t r. l'!Wim pool11. tor bneh"lor, 1>dul111, St fl!Jl'I\. prop, O.C. R.3CM)IM ~ft 6. for 5 buckl!I. pies ... "'14, 75 yrly. 224-b.h B. MalTal Apta. 1510 W. Bal· qtn SIM. Alto 600 IJ(J.ft.
ok . /\gt. Ftt. 979-$-13'1 s:n-1. In $~. 49'1-2780. I 199:1 Church :rtS-!ll"~tl. I 673-58T8 boo., N.B. 17l4) 675--(230. srORE, $1~. C.flf. 646-2130
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ICE SKATING
WITHOUT
WEAK ANKLES
• No weak anklea for
beginners with the Ice
Schools and
Instructions
This variety of fine schools
could introduce
you to a new tomorrow.
Capades pro designed ice I Ii~~;-,.
akatos and un~ue teaching
Newport Air Associates
Flight School & F~ing Club
LEARN TO FLY
method.
• Rent or buy Ice Capadee
skates at our •Port shop.
• EnjoythethrlllotakatJng
In a few hours.
• Gitt certificates, In any
amount. for lessons or ice
skates ••• a gift of life time
value.
MESA VERDE SHOPPING CENTER
Tel: (714) 979-8880
2701 Harbor Blvd. at Adams, Cost• Mesa
MEXICO
STUDY TRAVEL PROGRAM
• Students
e Teachers
e Adults
Mexico -~·.~ . -
Mexico Study Travel Program is designed
to involve you in a great veriety of exper·
iences related to Mexican history & culture.
The personal experience of travel is used
for academic & practical application. You
will learn by "living" & "doing" on a trip
that is flexible to meet your personal &
aca'demic needs. You may use the GI Bill.
Mexico Study Travel Program
c/o Bill Gregory
P. 0. Box 766, Balboa, Calif. 92661
' Telephone for more lnformatlo"
673·57.~,.~ . " '
Astrology Classes
NOW FORfillNG
Beginners ••• Advanced
Offers Complete Astrology
Services * PERSONAL HOROSCOPES * ASTROLOGY BOOKS * UNIQUE GIFTS * CLASS INSTRUCTION
Burton Morse Judy 1.JaU
712 E. BALBOA BLVD.
BALBOA PENINSULA
Hours 11 A.M. • 4 P.M.-Clo1od Sunday
675-6661 • 675-214-0 • 493-3893
G>e~~~1'a~~
Anna's
Pre-School
Kindergarten, lit & 2nd Grade
SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAM
REGISTER NOW FOR FALL
AgH 2 thru 2nd Grode
e Full learning Progr•m
• Phonics Strouod
• Ari• r. Croft• e Music e RHdl119 Spoclolty
• Sports Actlvltle'1 e Special Summt r Reading
Progrem For Older Children
2110 Thurln Ave., Cosio MH• Ph: '46-1444
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"Learn and Play
our Pre-School way"
Educational program. Music, Arts, Crafts,
Numb•r conc•pt1, reeding reedin•ss.
Op•n 6:30 e.m. -6.00 p.m. Profes1lonel
stiff. lndlvidu•I attention. S•turd1y pro-
gr•m •v1ilabl•. Hot Meals. Full Time pro-
grams & half day sessions.
Fami~ Affair Pre-School
6401 w-"· Huntlngtoo •-h
Cornw of Wano• & Edwardo
847-S77S
are worth training for
•TRAVEL
•ADVANCEMENT
• SECURITY
AIRLINE
SCHOOLS PACIFIC
Learn How You Can Qualify
Call 543-6655
610 E. 17th St., Santa Ano
ACCREDITED SCHOOL
ORANGE COUNTY
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
LEARN
AUTO TUNE-UP
~N¥'En¥4Pllm '' -L * I Wiii I * MODllN INTINSIYI COUlSI DIA.Nome * TUmON P:INANCINO. t 9 UIPMINT
AYAILAILI f * P•IPA•ATION FOR * MOININ• r"" CLASI ""A'" SMOG
AmlNOON &-~ LICINSI INCLUDED
IVININlo CWSIS ~ * Job Placement A11l1t•nce Available * Cl11111 Forming Now * Specl1I Cour1e1 for Mechanics who
need Cl111 1 'A" License
.----FOR INFORMATION ---.. I CALL 714/646-5065
2120 PLACENTIA AVE.-COSTA MESA
~50~ ... , .. _, ... .,....., * FAA APPROVED *
Coun• Includes:
35 Houri fli9ht time in Cessna I SO's with
20 hours dual instru·ction. Club membership.
l Month's free dues. Individual instruction,
tailored to YOUR ability.
15 AIRCRAFT AVAILABLE AT
LOWEST R.4TES IN ORANGE COUNTY
Learn to fly now --and h1Ve fun I * Fly Mexico & Canada * Special Rates for Commercial or
Instrument Students.
For Complete Details Call NOW
979-1155
Interested In
A Real Estate Career?
IN FOUR WEEKS
PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM
LICENSING PREPARATION FOR
• Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers
• Employment Assistance For '"
Graduates With
Leading Brokers. r
• Day And Evening Classes
• Broker Referral Program
• $110.f"ull Course J
For Information-Brochure
Free Guest Lecture
Newport, 325 No. (Old) Newport Blvd.
548·1192
EDMOND F. JACKSON
Real Estate Education Since 1964
ACAOEMY REAL ESTATE
CONTRACTING & INSURANCE SCHOOLS
GI-Master Charge & B of A
SADDLEBACK
LEARNING CENTER
Will Offer A
Special Summer
Reading Program
Individualized Program of Instruction
Diagnostic Testing & Evaluation
Licensed Educational Psychologist
All Credentialed Teachers
27601 Forbes Rd, Suite A
Laguna Niguel
830-2800
The Ancient Chinese Art of Self Defense
~EN• WOMEN
& CHILDREN
•
COMPLETE
GYM
FACILITIES
•
STEAM ROOMS
ANAHllM
1221 KNOTT AVI,.'
Cernw Knatt & 1111
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F I OOLSEY
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SPECIAL
CHILDREN'S
CLASSES
HUNTINGTON llACH
I (71.,947.9130 I
6070 WARN•R BLVD.
W1rn•r D•I• lhepplng Center
DOWNIY
I (213) 869-9229 I
11026 $. DOWNEY AVI.
Open 10 1.m. to f p.m.
Mond•y thru S1turd1y
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advertialng in the Dalli> Pilot Schools and 1 'jj;;;jj;;jj;;jjmm;:;~ Instruction Oirectory II
CAU 642·5678. E)(l'. 325
READING -MATH
SPELLING
DIAGNOSTIC TESTING (No Charge)
Your Child Will Receive
Guaranteed 1-to-1 Instruction
At EBRONIX-Whero Reading
Is Enjoyabe
Offlc. Rent11 440
ORANGE CO.
AIRPORT
J 1nAn law firm has spaoe
avail in Hs nt"W, attr1t<·t1v<'
suite for econon1y minded
young attorney. Furn/ult.
fun1. all St'rvices avail.
/\33.:1622.
-OFFIC-E SPACE-
Ne·wport B<'ach, building
ovC'rlook~ Bflllxln Bay.
Prirne area. Various si1.C"
suitC'S, 1·t'nt or lea.~··· ;r;oo
Ne\\'port Bl\'d., \'B. .,lgr.
OT:i· 1220.
fo'ULL SEHV!CE
We1tcllff Building
Corner \Vestcliff Dr ive t .. ·
Irvine Blvr!., N f' \\' v v 1· r
Beach. 1-t r. ll o 111 a r d
645-6101.
OFFICES AVAlL NO\V. Vi c
17th St. C.l\1. ~-3 Rn1 suites,
cpts, drps. $150 & $175. 1-5
Rm. $300. ample park
space. Suitabel Dr. Dent.
Rltr. Med Lab. Account
eotc. 642-1272 • 27SO Harbor Suite 7B C.M. 979-1626 PRESTIGE OFFICES
Ne\v pror'I b!dg, t'ountnin
----------- -----pCLJA Va llt>y. $250 per tno. inclds ~VL<VLWYLL _ -rccept., rm; rec e p ! ;
NOW FORMING
Qualified Instructors
Beginners & Intermediate
Classes are being held
~Iorning-Afternoon-Evening
THE WET
Answer g service. SccrctRr-
ial service avail. Ph:
S~7 ... ~ or 962-8~.
DESK space available $50
n10. Will provide furniture at $5 mo. Ans\verlng service
available. 17875 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Be11.ch. 642-4321
Busin•w Rent11I 445
* * * Steve C-1
400 Merrlmec W•y
Apt 14
Costa Mesa
You Rre the winner of
TWO FREE TICKETS
10 the
Southern Callfornla
MOBILE HOME SHOW
May 26th thru June 3.rd
at the
ANAHEIM STADIUM
CA NVAS AR·T 2
00) Stal'na~I~' Blvd .
Please call 642-5618. ext 314
GALLERY
18S82 BHch Blvd.,
Huntington Beach
963-2929
come In or coil
Business Houri 9:30 AM to 6 PM
EXCELLENCE IN
SUMMER DAY
PROGRAMS
• Boys & Girls K·6th Grade
• Art, Music, Drama
• Sports Activities
• Field Trips, Cookouts
•Reading & Math Tutoring
•Science & Cultural Activities
• Museums·Tide Pools
• Knotts Berry farm
·Tra in to S.D. Zoo
• Ctrcus·Rodeo
•Sea World
• Olvera St.
\t ') EN ROLLMENT LIMITED! ~' '. '
CALL NOW·
675-4022
T-•rc~School Pro gra1n s
All Year
'jVewport 'W.£viera
5th & Ma rgue rite Corona dcl Mar, Cal.
to claim your tickets. (North
County toll free number is
54').1220.)
* * * 145 E. 18th St. C.M.'SUitable
for stores Or ofc'1. (I.) 684
'!l/f, $190/mo, (b) ~ s/I,
$100/mo. fc) 1089 t/f, S285/tno. C.J.S .•. ·Re a J
Eltate, 548-1168
"The Factory" has Shops
Avall -Ideal for bookstore,
leather shop. etc. Starting
from $110/mo, 425 30th St.,
N.B, 673-9600
STORE, good loc. nr. N'pt
Post Ofc. 940 Sq. Ft. $250
mo. Alto avall. adjoin. 1350
shop. Agt. 646-2414
STORE/oWce nr. N'pt. Poat
Office &: Greyhound depot.
587 Sq. Ft. $160 Mo.
Agent 646-2414
CUTE ADOBE HOUSE, iOOO
tq tt, adjoining busy corntr,
Costa Mesa. 645-2020/642-6560
lndu1trl1l Rent1l 450
NOW LEASING
Huntlnaton Be•ch
NEW M·I
!WO Sq. Ft. & Up
Hamilton &: Newland
646-0697 or 833-ffi19
1300 sq ft JliI·l space, w/front
oUices, !rg rear door, StlO
mo. 1781 Whittler St, CM,
646-503.1 days, 646--0681 eves
M-1 1300 sq. ff, front office.
lrg rear door. 1240 Logan
St., Sta> mo. 646-5033 days
646--0681 t!\'eS.
Rentals W1nted 460
NEED small hollilf', East11ide
CM. w/fnced yard for dOJ:.
Working adult w/exeellent
r£'f£'rtnces. 545--0048 alt. 11 AM
3 OR 4 BR unfurn hon1e in Newport area, Mid-June .
Sept. l•l 644-41:'6. -----'
Announcements 500
* * * Ke.,..th Homllton
SIS Marigold
Corona del Mar
You are the winner of
TWO FREE TICKETS
to the
Southern California
MOBILE HOME SHOW
May 26th thn.1 June 3rd
11.t the
ANAHE IM STADIUM
2CXXl State College Blvd.,
Anflheim
Please call 642-56111, ~I ~14
to claim your tlcke111. (North
County loll free number is
54'H220.)
* * * ALLEVIATE anxletlt!I, lean,
guilt Be healed through
suggestive meditaUon. Call
545-2529.
Personals 530
YOUNG COUPLES 18-3.S +
Parties or meet cpl to cp!
Call "Leah" 2-Spm. 138-1511
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ORANGE COUNTY
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
LEAR·N
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""'""'' COUIP * tvmOfll HNANCIN•
A•AIU.ILI
*MODIN• AnJINOON 6
l'llNI.,. cwsa
* Pl.IPAUTIOM POI CLUI "A" S»Oe ucma 1MC1.UDD * Job Placement Asslst•nc• Avallable * Cl•sH• Forming Now * Special CourMs for Mech•nles who
nffd Cle11 "A'' LlcenM
.---·FOR INFORMATION ---•i I CALL 714/646-5065 .
2120 PLACENTIA AVE.-COSTA MESA
YOUNG -des Ir
11 ATTENTION MEN l!iia.by1ittln1 jabs •
"'""""'" ... --D\l' home. t.aaw>& ......_ Hunt'-'on S.aclt ....,., 491-m>. -...
II l ldo F ocint•ln Valley
u ,. Cost• Mn•
\YU.L bulld or r e pa I r I rvlne
aO)llhliv YoW' home needs. L•;une BNdl
C.... E-. 54'l-U38 N-rt llMch
8u1lnus S.rvlce -Ty;1,,;·5-poc-l-al-ls-ts-1 Dott't miss this opportunity!
~· ::~s:..u~ .. .-.l<e 50 TRAINEES 645-8150
B U S I N E S S Management
Service. O. J . Tuelie &
AUOclate&. 6"-1869.
Carpet Sentce
JOHN'S Carpel I Uphobtery
D~JXJO tree Scotch·
guAtd (Soll Retardant.II.
Degrtuen &. all color
brighteners &-10 minute
bleach for white carpets.
$ave your money by aavUw
ni.e extra trips. Will clean
llvlng rm.. dining rm. It.
Mil $15. Any rm. $1.50~
couch SlO. OuLir $5. 15 yrs.
exp. Is what counts, not
method. I do v.'Ork myself.
Good ref. 531-0101.
We hope that 50 good trainees WW an-
swer th.is ad to fit good positions. It
doesn't matter what your past work has
been ii you can qualify. All we ask is
that you will be willing to study and
learn as you will be taught our work.
You wW be selected through a
Scientific
Unbiased
Aptitude Tt1t
I
C•rpent•r
I I~ I _, -\f()l NE:W. remodel, frame & ....,.. lMt L::iJ finish, stores, offices & l';;mmmmmm·;;m; j ';;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; homes etc. Cui.1om work.
\Vbich will tell you whether you possess
the fundamental ability necessary for
success in our home maintenance elec·
trical industry. You will enJoy taking
the tes t ; it's free, given on interview.
Our work is not hard. We are not the
type of company t.o stand over a man
or woman and drive them. We do, how-
ever, expect an honest day's work fo r
an honest day's earnings.·
II i 1 Licensed. 962-1961.
Penon1l1 530 Found (fr" ads) 550 C•m•nt, Concr•t• $150 Per Week
• DAILY PILOT !It •
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CARRIERS NEEDED Cl\ & ~ FOR DAILY PILOT eL.Jenni.d. ·~
MALE OR FEMALE COASJAL :;JJ,,nnld 0
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MUST BE 10 YEARS 01' AOE Olt'Ol.DER PEl.Mi.NEL
HAVE A DEPENDABLE. BIKE 'Wit Persollnel ...,
Irvine
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GOOD PROFITS!
Help Wanted, M .. F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710
Blueprint
Operator
An immecll•h op9nlng
•xists for • t.mpor·
•ry on-c•ll blu•prlnt/
xerox operator. lncfi.
v idu.ls with previous
•xperlence pret.rred.
Apply In Person
3333 Horbor Blvd. ,
Costa Mesa, C•llf.
*CARPET CLE.AN ER
WANTED. min age 21. start
$2.~ hr. Gali 613-1162
CHARGE or rellet ccQr:
needed for retirement home.
Pie&.B8nt 'lt'Ol'k. X l n t
benents. 54}. 711!5
CLERICAL
*TEMPO*
NEEDS YOU NOW!!
FILE CLERKS
SEC'Y JR It SR
TYPISTS
ACCTNG CLERKS
F/C BOOKKEEPERS
DfCTAPHONE OPRS
KEYPUNCH OPRS
ASSEMBLERS
IDEAL WAY TO
IGENCY ;i
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Sal .. Rep Audio :1
ACCOUNTING CLERK Vision AldH Co. C•r + Expen1e • 1
Great chance to use your ac· + Comml11Jon •I
countina: exper. w/this AAA Here is an outlJtandlac ~· •. •1, firm. Data ~ input for Wes oriented ~
a +. Salary to $600. Call motlva!ed indtvldwtl. Ca1t I
Linda Ray. r on 9C'hools. Xln't bmeftta. 1
. Sl0.800. M)
Call Burt Long &13-~ f
.5alu Tmo to $9K -
Growing firm in lr'\•ine Learn the art ol 8d.lhw on ''1
Complex. ti.itUt ha\'t good the ins~ in this r@nOW11E!d I
drivine re-cord'-£: some oorp. & then IDOYe outside&:
DRIVER-
warehoUM: exper. Sta.rt $600. up 8Ji &ales rep. "°·.·1 Call Sally Hart. Call Burt Lona 833-2700
Accounting to $12K ~
ENGR-ELECTRONICS Local maouf. -. ..,..,. ,, I motivated indlviduaJ. Vf!ry
B.S.E.E. w/press &: BIV friendly con1pany. At I : Jj
Appl. engineer exper. in benefits.
tl'llllsducers. X1n't salary &. Call Burt Long SlJ'.-2700 · ,
tirn1. Call Don Jackson. BookkHper to $5.SO :
A Llttl• Baste Mith ,
ENGR-ELECTRONICS Goes a tong way in securing •
th.!s position in small con-.,.. l
* * * HHHt.,..,.. background analog & E/M sought. • BRICK veneers. Slum.,tone as per writt•n guarant" _,_ .......... _, .. ~ EARN XTRA MONEY B . S. E , E, w I broad genial co. Friendly lndiv. i
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* * * L•werenc• Aul•tt• '-concrete, block fences plus bonus and cash advances. If you are design. AID Conv. Comm'l Call Kim Oark 833-2700 ·
R. L. E199rt 9.~ Fl 1 A wrought iron. &tore front. WORK f/T OR P/T ·,_, can Do 2353 Coll:l: Dr. -em ngo ve. Cus. v.'Ork. 963-185.l sincere, clean cut and ambitious call; F,qual O~por. Employer mlf eJxa"", ... ~:..n req. uu"""· n Accounting Clerk to 111:.ru ii
Fountain Vell•y 838 526J ~.. .., Cost• s• PATIOS, w11.lks, drives. Sav.', • Prestig• Company -I ~ou ·-the ···--of You are the .,.,,nner of break. remove & replace Boat Manufacturing
1 ' ....... .,..,,,...,, TWO FREE TICKETS C b. Sho TOP $$$$ Here is :your cha.nee to Join a TWO FREE TICKETS to the i"Oncrete. MS--8668 for est. H:I~~. ~ders. Trainees ENGR-MECHANICAL fine dept. in name co. Bright ,"!
to the Southern Colilornio FOUNDATIONS -Mtbllc MON & TUES 9AM-4PM Oruy those willing to worl< & indiv. ooug~t. All major
Southern California Planters, collC'rele & brick 1 eed 1y Good B.S.~1.E. exper. in cen· benefits. .;, 1• MOBILE HOME SHOW . t L' 'd 644--0687 earn n app . I . "'" "~ tri'·-1 d I Call M rlo 'I ~'2700 MOBILE HOME SHOW patios, e c. IC • ~'"'!'~'"'!'~!!!!~~~~~I wages & benelits, lVlIIE!' 17802 ~. p-.,.~ '"6°' pump es gn. a n ,.. ann o..J-• !
May 26th thru June 3rd ro.tay 2Sth a~ June Jrd SIDEWALKS• paUos, ---H•lp W1nted, M&F 710 ERICSON YACHTS NEVER A ,.'E(; A.fTE].lPO :z::ucs.I~~eof 0~ A Is for .Appl•s ,~J
at the ANAHEIM STADIUM driveways & brick walls. I l~ 540-8001 Tempo '.femporary Help starter. Call Dun Jackson. Fee PaJd ;;.
ANAHEIM STADIUM 20lO State College Blvd.. Call Je~. 5.57.-6324 Srftcel__,hplin A/R-A/P clerk. At least 2 ";;;;;tRiiDilJrmtni"fim;l ~ .... ~!!!!,.;,!!!!.;,,!!!!.;,,,1 Entry level postt1on ln great I 2000 State College Blvd., Anaheim Contractor yrs exper. Ne,vport Beach Boat R•pairmen/Trnes Cl I al co. that oUers all beneftts + '
Anaheim Please call 642-5678, ext 314 ::;.~~;;.i;;;;;--:-i;;;;;;;;):mmmmmmm~m; I area. Salary ~$4.50. Call Exper. pre!'d. Penn I/time er(; 'I Of Cl k GIRL FRI MEDICAL gym. Eager lndiv. sought. 1
Pie ... call 64>-56711, ext 314 k N h JACK Taulane -Repair 64&-0528 only. Must have short hair •n .. c •r Al F J •· to claim your tickets. (North 10 claim your lie els. { ort remod .. addlt. 20 )'1"B exp, P1lntln9 & '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I & clean record. Blackie's ~kkpng training, g~ typ. 50 ee o...._ (j ~~.~oil fr'tt number ii ~~\oil ~ n:mber ls J~~· ~~w::: O>. ~~~~ Pa1>9rhangin9 Assembly ~~tyard, 2414 Newport Bl, ~~~n; ~'d~ek~~m~i~~: !v~u~:!~e cE:.~ ~~1~1i{ :;:~eTrn• := '; * * * ~ No WO$tlog TRAINEES l"'"""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'I hoanl. Apply L. M. Cox _, Kind H rt ' FOUND 1A-e altered-male remod.. adclit. w yrs exp. Manufacrurlng Co., Inc .. 1505 $500. Call Sally Hart. H • i
VETERANS cat, ""Y"';rriped, 4 Seasons Lied. My Way Co. 547-00.16 * WALLPAPER * *Bkkpr to $700 E. \Varner. S.A. An Equal Cool He•d -:····
Earn $4.58 to $7.00 per hour Mobile Park, Costa ?o.1esa, Electrical \Vhen you call "~lac" lmmedlateAs1lgnm•nt1 F/C, Construction Oppo11unity Employer. Needed for this people -...,..feed by u&log Y"'" 6'16-6841. 0wno' p 1 •a,• ====::::--:--:--:--· b~~5'8"'·"-t44:::4'-'Cevo.c"e:.··--· I • Assembly *Exec Sec'y to $700 CLERK TYPIST KEYPUNCH OPR m oe lio g ..,.1. Very G.l. BencDta whlll" at· claim. No pets allowed HOMEOWNER'S electrician. Patios e File Clerks Life ins. exper req'd rewarding position awaits
tending Santa Ana Colltge. here! Air cqnd. dryers, 'nfJV, re.I---------*Secretary $625 Part tin,ie. J pm to 5 pm. Large corp ofc located at you.
Call now -FOUND Siamese kitten mod, etc. 545--6027 \VOOD Patio Covers, Criss e Packers J\farketing/Sales bckgrnd Mon·Frl. ·50 hr. Billing, rutiion lsland. Exper. on Ca.11 Nonna Sands 833-2700 I
547-9561 Ext 370 vicinity Shakey's pizza BL ECTRICIAN. licensed, Cross Lattic~. Ga rd en *Recept. to $550 typing, filing, etc. lo.lust type 029 & 059 Starl $500. Call .•
FUI.LY tJCENSED Parlor, Newport Beach. bondNI. Small jobs, main! & Structures. For APP t, • Folders Good 1ypist, hvy phones ~ :'~~· F~tl ~~7~ ;?~~ Sally Harl. Vet AHsustshBaPcukpOlplecs : •1 * SPm.mJALlSI' * Contact Shakey's for in-repain, :>48-5203. 649-2204 The Good Guys. TOP SSS *S.Cretary $500 Distributor. Could lead to
Spiritual readings 10 am·l0 1 ,;ctorma"='""""="~673-9JAl~7'-'1.,--.,,.-. G•rd•ning Pla•t•r, Patch, Repair Bank loan department full tin1e if desin!d. 979-0l33 And other fun'y friends as k
pm. Advice on all matten. FND : 2 call. both altered (2 Shifts} *Gen'I Ofc $450 Mornings please, r-.1r. Tuttle LEGAL SECRETARY l'OU assist kindly doctor.
312 N. El Camino Real, San males. 1 aemJ-long haired A Prof'8Sional unilormed * PATCH PLASTERING * Irvine 54{}-4450 Good typist, hvy detail Bright indlv. will be taught . c Lemen t e . 4 9 2 -9136, orange-white, other short gardening tea~. S<!tv'"~ All types. Free estimates 17802 Sky Park *Secretary C:U\ft CLERK Typist, accurate Growing electronics firm a11 procOOures. ..l 4.92-0034 tlg VI "'6 can 540-6825 NEVER A FEE AT TE?o.-1PO ,,,_,.. I Y Pi n g, good phone needs secretary w/corp ex-Call Barbara ?o.fac 833-2700 l, I · haired grey er. c: only lg estates, apt & Tempo Tenlporary Help Property managen1ent personality, under 25, 5 day, per. Good benefits. Salary , ..;
PROBLEM ~· Con· Mesa Dr & Newport Blvd Jndus complexes. Free est. Plumbing , ,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.~!*Secretary $600 $90, call 549-0UO for in-10 $650. Call Sally Hart. K•ypunch to $72IO f id en t, 1 y m pa the t I c C.M. 828-]jg.3. Custom Landsc11.pe Ma.int 1----=------1' f terview
prep&ncy C19.UW!llng. Abor· TRI-colored male Basset (1141 531-7280 L.R. OTIS PLUMBING A'ITRACTIVE lady, $3.00 ttt~Nn~~R Punching Is Fun H•"* .~.':,:'°*nt ret.642-4436 Hound weering heavy black "A Frank J\1. Nelson O>.~ Remodels & Repairs. Water =~ ~fm~l.u~e~~W~r~~.~~ PERSONNEL AGENCY CLERK-TYPIST MANAGER TRAINEE T~ncua· ~~~~~ ~ ~ leather COilar with broken ' GARDENER <>f.·22 yeara ex-heaters, disposals, furnaces, area. Phone 4 to 6 PM for 4262 campus Drive, No. B:' Shipping & receiving, type 55 ~ ........ ..,.. .,.
H 0 M 0 SEXUAL IN· rope, vicinity Bolsa & perlence 11eeks +.a ad· dshwashrs. &t4i263 MIC & uppt. 63&-ml. Christian Newport Beach 557-2711 WPM mlnlmurn. Salary J in Uone.11 kflo\\. firm in great beneffbl.
FORMATION SprlngdaJe, H.B. 892-3840. ditJonul maintenance jobs. BIA. Complete Plumbing Studios, 1326 Magno I i a, open. Good fringe benefits. ~e :ancial~eld. Jreat op. Call Marlon Mann 833-~
Gay Switchboard Hotline Lost 555 George llan1ptoo" Seniice. A h I BOOKKEEPER Full Hours7·30A.t."1-4P?i.t 5day• t d I ITI4) MZ-425.1 or 833-0238 * 549-2015 * PLUMBING REPALR na em. charge. Sa la ry ' com· plus e~ry other Saturday'. ~· l?,rr!Jl ~~~'! · General Ofc to $600 •
PREGNANT? T h I n k l n g LOSI' Adams & Jliiagnolla EXPER. Japanese Gardener. No job too small AUTO mensurate w/ background Santa Ana area. 546--9842 G~ 0~ , i:ia · No Bor9dom Here ..
abortion? I<now all the fnct~ H.B. area, sml black male Know how. Trim m ln g. * * 642-3128 * * SALESMAN & ability. Apply in person, COMMERCIAL ' Variety & challenge will
tint! Call LIFE LINE -24 dog w/white che.st, chin & Clean-up. Small landscap· LAREL'S Drain Cleaning 1752 Langley. Iryine TELLER ''' keep'Prlght indlv. happy in
hn, 541-5522. frnt feet. Med. length hair. ing 968-3486. $9.50 . 24 hour service Need 1 s a 1 e S n1 an' ex· BOTIQUE salesm.-1 20/25 M1ST'"'.-RA~ this flne oo. that has all perienced, Sell BJ\IC, Fer· .. -":<? presently have a position Ur.'IC "' ¥"-benef!Lo; + profit sharing. JlE\VARD l.felp 25n\e ';I~_; ~ ~iro!ward for return. EX PER . A 1n er i can * 979-86&1 * rnri, large inventory of used sportswear, swimwear• open for an exper. romn1er-One ot 0 ,...,..,,.,.e 1,.._,..._Jy's' Call t..ynn Marsh 833-2700 '!"
Bartender Job.$ • lf bu~.... ~ Ga rdencr. Maintenance, Roofinn ,. d ll 1 beach area. Good persona.I -ctal teller. ·~""' .....,.,.., :'I 548--0017 FM Poodle possible mixture. Cleanup & Landscaping. • • ., cars, ree emo, exce en ity, train for 1mgr, Mutt be Please Contact finest com~ies., Good B k G 'I Of to•-
12 II 64"1930 hi I \\'orking conditions. See Bud exp'd. 673-l:iGS between 10 & ' • • hours. Great benefits. Start an , •n c <f"ft'V ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. blue plaid collar wlth ' Ca .r . ROOFING-rock & s ng es, Ryder or Tom Aikin at 5 l\1r. Nev.·land, 836·3505 $500. Call Sp.Uy Hart. You Can Bank • ;. I
Phone 542-7217 or write N'pt Bcb Uc tag & flea tag. EXPER. Japanese Gardener. fl"t'e estimate. Do it now & NEWPORT iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio l BANK OF AMERICA · On This ".
P.O. Box 12'>...3. Co.~ta 7\-lcM. Reward 646-2911 Con\plete yard !Irv. Relia. & gave. 846-109S Eves. Newport Center Branch ..!8
SWINGING SINGLES Sl\fAIL while teddy bear. neat Free elJf. 642-4389 IMPORTS BUSBOYS Equal Oppor. Employer Tremendous oppor. to a · · · 5ewing/Allorolions HOSTESS.CASHIER RECEPTIONIST bo<ome part at !ucinatlng CaU "Leah" 2-8pm. SJ0.1Z50. Lo!t 5113841r~! Gen•ral S•rvlc•• 3100 \V. Coast llwy., N.B. Full-Time COMPANION -Prefer banking r1ekl. Friendly in-
Soclil ClutK 535 1 ~=-....::.~=~~~ •---------Alteratlons-642-5845 642-9405 widow b.twffn •e-• Due to promotion or present div. 900&ht.
1 LOST small female Irish Set-C•ptains Car Car• Neat. accurate. 20 years exp. AUTO SALES Apply In Person SG-60. Car• for Md ft&. recept. firm needs indlv. to Ca.ll lli make 833--2700 t ter named "Tasha." Call \Vaxing & Detailing HOCHMAN'S DELI r--handle tbe public graciously 11
LOVE WORN 675-7973 CdM Area 645-179l or 646--J632 !!!_oring E."Cperlence preferred, w111 428 E. l lth Street ti•nt-liv• in. Room & & speak w/ease OD the R•serv•tlons to $400 1
Discover DISCOVERY U>ST male Samoyed. Vic. of ~~~---~---!* Concrete .~ Asphalt Saw· consider sharp trainee. New Costa Mesa board , salary o p • n, ptione._ Must have ~ typ-B• A Travelers AJct. I
PROFESSIONALS :In a field Orange & Bay, Costa ?o.tesa. ,H_a_u_ll_n,,t _______ I ,.""· Call Dale After 5 pm, car dealship offers Rood Equal Oppor. Employer References ranulrff. tng skills. Call Gloria Gray. Well !mown co. ~-~--. .._
Of Amai.ur Matchmakers 1 • ''t> commission and demo Plan. -., ~" '-"110.1•11 · c5'8-6~0'·g.i~9'-c---;ccc:ccc::--I GEN Hauling. 't'ree/Shnib,_53=1-~1968=-------968-1931 Ing &: attractive lndlv. for' .i<.t IE.st. 1966). ~ b I i-Good co. benefits. Apply in BUSBOYS PR • (TI-1! 835-6885 (213) 387-3393 GOLD charm race et -trim. GHr & Yd cleanup. person. l\tr. Brad Bodoh. COOK. \Ve have perm. posi-y ECEPT spot. Free lunch Ir. ' ,.,,,..,..~~ ... ~!!"!~""I keepsake -RE\VARD~ ID -Est. 531-6377, 557~. 1!169 lfru·bor Blvd .. Costa Apply In Person tions open for an exper cook SEC' ·R • many benefits here.
'PARTNER' INTROD. 1 .1RMA. 548-2342 aft. 5 LOCAL moving & hauling by
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II•" Jl ?.1esa. Airporter Inn Hotel & dietary alde. Immed New ottice in N.B. needs Cati Barbera Miik:: BJ3..7i00 ;.I
Per80nal &?rvlce. Low Fee studeul. Large truck. Reas. i:11~n1Mt AUTO O.C. Airport Area en1ployment. Park Lldo person who can handle Secretory lo $700 , 'I
548-1479 or 836-12TI 534-1846 or 5.14-2164. L. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;;;o; 18700 MacArthur Flagshlp Conv. Center, 466 phones w/ease. & use die· F p Id I
I I~ 32' FURNITURE Van for • MECHANICS NewpOrt Beach Flagship, N.B. t~phone. Salary to $500 Call Land of e~~ent awalbl ., l~~~~~~~~l~l~q~J ~--tMjjjljjj.ujjje1jjjlon;;;jjjjj;;;;;ji.-~ local furn hauls .~ gen'I Job Wanted Mal• 700 Toyota or Jai.,TUar. and lube I oiiiiiiiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO COOKS Linda Ray. attractive lndlv. in th\g top ,, ''I . . hauling. a-18-1862· , 1nen. Ask . for B 0 b Career Secretaries Full or p/tlme. No long hair. echelon position. Terrtftc "1-
i.t R Found SKTPLOADER & dump truck * * * Thornpson. Laguna. Beach. Carl's Jr. Rest . group &: super stall. Alao ,·
Schools & v.·ork. Concrete, a.sphalt Fred Rice ;,.m...3100 Average range $500-$750. Top Apply in person between 3 SHIP & RECEIV. Fee Jobs
Found (ITM ads) 550
Instruction• 575 sav.,lng, breaking. 84&-7ll0. 19625 Surf Breaker AcUTOc=:o'M=oT=1v~E~-~P-al~o'°tor-,.·s s. NO FEES. N.B., C.l\1., & 5 weekdays, Carl's, 3101 R.apiilly growing tirm in Call Marion Mann 833-7700 .,
l.OCAL 1noving & hauling by Huntington Beach helper wanted. Apply in Irvine, Orange & S.A. Call Newport Blvd, Newport Sch. 1 . Co pl G t
FOUND -Young whlte
female kitten (l\iust gol
Vic. of Albert & OrRnge,
Co~ta ~!esa Bcf .
9am~la57
Ebronix
Tutoring Clinic
READING
SPELLING
MATH
FND -Orange long haired Free Diagnostic Testing
cal Vic. lo.larquerite & 979-1626
Coast H\vy, Cd~t. Male. I ~~~~~~~~~ 61:J-49.i4 aft fl
a.trrCH pur se "·ith I I ~ prescrlpUon glas.:tes. 19th St.. S«"wicft end Repairs
Costa 1'.fesa, 548-9l87 ' alt. . .
1:00 p.m.
FOUND medium small red
female puppy, ~t gollkn
retriever. Viclnlty Corona
de! Mar 8'73--036.1
• • • David Jameson
424 Angellto
Corona del Ma r Large German ahepberd, ml.
V1c. RBHS. Black &-, tan. You art' the wi nner of
Frioodly. 1142-64"'. TWO FREE TICKETS
SPAYED fem de>g, 7mos ..
fox leITler n1lx, \\'h w/blk
face k enr11, viC Arch Beach
lfls, Lagun11. 494-!l!U5.
FOUND bike virlnily
Sandcastle-& S e a c r fl s I ,
lo the
Southern California
MOBILE HOME SHOW
fltay 26th lhru June 3rtl
RI th<'
ANAHEIM STADIUM
Corona del 1'.1ar. 6~4..5579 2000 State Cnlll'gc Blvd ..
FOUND pregnant cal. Vic. Anallf'irn
Santa EA&belle & Santa Ana Please t-all ll42·56i8. ext 314
Ave, COfita ¥esa. 548-1729 lo claim yow-ti<"kels. 'Nonh -Coun ty toll 1rt-e number .!s OLDER Great Dane 540-1220.)
Brindle fem. Fhd Vic. * * * Irvine Ir. a.tesa Dr. 557-7861
FEMALE Great Dane -Vic. 1 ·~-•_'>_Y;..•_l_tt_lng...:. ____ _
Santa Ana & Del Mar.
Fawn. 5C!Hl223 CHll~D care -pr efe r
<"hildren Z...S yn. old. My
home, hot lunches, (ncd yrd.
CM 6U-U69
rud I ' -t k Re 1·10 A n-'· t cdl I tvme m ex. r ea S-retary L-ol s en . ...,,rge rur · as. You are the winner ar person. ::i ve. uv ..... mm ate y. COOK for scnall nunin&. h f dv 1 -, -•
1 534-1846 or 5.14-2164. TWO FREE TICKETS Estrella, San Clemente. Joe • pp S home in Laguna, day shift, ~~7 ha!' e~pe~:1e~ A Quick Verdict
YARD, garage cleanups. to the J\lac Pherson Body Shop, • • • 40 hr!t/wk. Call for appt. cleancut. Start $600. Call Fee Paid •
Renmve lret"s, dirt Ivy. South•rn California _s._c_G~le7"7"~· ~==~-Pac1'flc Personnel 194-8075. Sally Hart. Unanimous decision favoring .
Drh·ev.'Ys. grading. 847-2666. MOB~E HOME SHOW AVON SAYS COOK-HSKPR, exper. able this xln't tinn will be made '
Housecl•anlng , f.1ay :26th lhru June :trd 1 'B• Your Own Boss•• Services, Inc, to take charge, Hseman will ~.Y ~harppart~· ,ea~~;_
U Earn a .. ;"........,e J ~~own. 500 New port Center Dr. assist. 2 adlts, nu home. STOCK CLERK ........ 'ti... ~ •• LADIES -Need a hand at ie " ... ~..... <J'l JV-Sui 900 NB. Refs. 673-5972. finest. Al90 Fee JObs. r-
w/lilli"g. moving, odd ANAHEIM STADIUM right in your own nei&hbor-~1970. Div. of nationally known Call Kim Oark 83.r2700 " 200) Sta Coll Bl d hood. Be an AVON Repre-~-•COOK* jobs? Call Sam; 673--5900 te ege v " sentative. Call now; 24 Central Tower, .., ..... '6e NITES eMpor. hand1mg' 1 firm otters outstanding op-l eves Anaheim 547-6446 t. por. to advance to asst. R.c91'flonl1t to $6600 · Please call 642·5678, ext 314 ~5341 or 54()..7041 Equal OPP,Or. Employer man kitchen. Small dinner mgr. MU!t be clea.ncut & 7th Heaven , :
SUPEI? efficient Cat. student to claim your tickets. !North BABYSITTER wanted even· house. Ca.It 673•7722 2-5 pm. desi~ to advance, call Fee Paid r 1 eeks N · B · -C · M · County toll free number is ings in my home. Gtorta Gray. Here's a dream spot tor at· l . .'.'1 ~,'i""'"' 13
h '. '41).m<l*) * * Call >1&-'829 CHECK HERE FOR COST "'"""' lndlv. ~ilo ..;.'\'!+~ BAKERY help. 3 women meeting people. Co. pa.Id _.,, FIO::'r.'~ C!•~/::lows SCRAM-LETS ~~~~.°"m,"G: \'.::, JOBS IN THIS AREA ACCOUNTING TELLER =··dental Ins. Aloo Foe :
Dutch Main! Scrv. 537·.\00I CM. Beautiful modern Io Cli 1 Call Lb: BJake 833--2700 J
D d i ·• C'-I ANSWERS ---------., 00 I ANALYST branch has immediate open-• cat9'1 .-an ng Balboa Bay C·lub Trainees to ~· ir. ina for indlv. w/some ex· Office "-r to $6•• _ * \VE DO EVF.RYTHJNG * Ladies Spa Attendant Mat'!· Handler $7•29 hr .p;;., Salary to $500. Call N•~""our H•t Siz•~ '1•1
f{ers. rrce est. 646-2839 Joyous -Groin -J)ogn1n -Prior e."<pcr in spa proced-~:r::tio:C:::~~ lf:: :; Linda Ray. You'll W1!nr a variety here aa · ,,
Xlnt Houst.>cleaning i\fea~O\v ~ l\.fUG9ERS . urc. l\1ust be over ZI. Janltol'fl $2.25 hr I $8004900 P•r Mo sec'y to \V, Coast manager~·· I
By Dny. o"·n Trangportal!on Cr1n1e In Neiv \'ork City: kno11·Jed,t!'.cablr In use of Lumber HandlC'r Open T ol this tt!rrtf!C oo. Great •~. * 8'.l6-00<!8 * It's gelling so bad after n1id· ii·hirlpool .~ sauna. Contact 2 Yt!ars Experience in either TYPIS ... ~!"fits. , ..
L d . night e\'en the l\tUCGERS Personnel i\'lanager, =r~ 1{k~k Driver $3.00 hr t" co11t or standard 0011. l.WJ 4vM Marsh 833-2700 'tu
an scaping travcl in pairs. 1221 \\r. Coiurt Hwy., N.B. Glazer Trne $.1.00 hr. 1u11t interfal·e w/product Large lnsuranc:e co. w/tlne ~
LARGE Yucca Plllflts -Xlnt Job Want9d, Female 702 Chiss t Driver St. $3.50 hr as v.-cll nl ntanagement. bellC'fits. J\lust be accurate PBX TrelnH 111
for land11cnping. Al!!O 0U1t-r BANKING Arc Welder St $3.50 hr Call Jmmediately typist w/dlctaphone exper, Sorry Wrong Numb.r · .\t plnn111. 968-00Z5 NEED fw.>lr 11.I home? \VP. UNION BANK Ord Desk to sr:io nlO Start $472. OlU Sally Hart. Unless yoo have a .._......_ ~ ME=~~=~----1 have aides. nurses. I-las an opening for a tn!lit!e Sales lo $800 n10 • p p s •-~-I ·-• •sonry h 0 u s ei-rs, rompanlon!I. uc.u-.. to eam thla switch-
! ak"" u j h CUSTOMER Ins. AMt M"' St. S800 mo • • • board. Beau!!l\ol locatioftO ll QUALITY n1asonry v:urk. I-omem ers P 0 n ' Trainee $450 mo It benetlts. ;
Brick & block wal~. Patloo :"=-7.,;-00ll.~===-=--=o= SERVICE CLERK -Pacific Por...,...I Free & FM P°'ltlons Call Barbono Moc 1133-ml '" a specialty. 640--0887 BABY S J TT ING, 1.JTE Exper, deidrable. Pleue ap-Flctory Trnes to $2.00 hr Services, Inc.
HOUSEWORK IN YOUR -~ opr $2.00 hr P•lntlng & HOME Available weekends ply in pert0n, Aaat. Mil' fashions U.75 hr 500 Newport Center Dr.
P•perhanglng only, please call after 6 PM T•r••• Wala• Order DM~Bkpr St. S2.7S hr SuUe 900 Newport Sch
642--5697. 610 Newport Center Or RecepUo.nlal to $475 mo S.1970
Newport Bench f'/C Bldrpr St $550 mo ~11.I oppor. employee Geol'Re Painting & Demr'nc
CALL 540-6055
Donte! Chelnlda f'
ff.Ip A T-Fairy >,
o.JlihllUI -no<ds ""' to ...i.t. Lovely ol!lee. ~\tt WHITE coclcapoo p u p p y ,
Fountan Vall~y are a ,
5.11-3211
SMALL b'act kilten with flea collar on Avocado St,
Costa Mesa 645-t121
lnlcrior & Extl'rlor OFF ~tgr/FC .bkµr all acctg BABY sitting In my Costa Guaranteed Top Qulllity, & M!C y funcltons.
1'.fe11a home. Special care. \VorkninMh1p & Materials 5.52--791i4 eves 8.· wkendl';
Equal Oppor. Empioye.r AMt Bkkpr to $125 wk can Lb. B1ako m.no L
Glrl F't1day S450 n10 Or Apply
MAY 13th. 1.rt.h Setler.
6'!"'997
f'ND. Shutler-. Coelt llwy. ·-7 MALlii Wclmarantt. Vic. " T1to'O Guys Dept. Stant. H.B.
S57-8100
_5'8-__ !966 _______ Free e11tlm11lr1' l .. ic. & Ins. Help Wanted, M & F 710
Cl-IILD CARE in my home. 1-ll7G-8:17'1
dependable & reliable. Child· PAINTING & repnir, :i:; yr!l A~~-r Injection M o .Id In~
ren from 2 to 5. 546-4145. \\·orkinaruth1Ji kuu1'. T1tki• Eoren\1111. Exper, prof d, bu
flflv11nt11.ge of 01y cx-p. not . nt!Ct'.llS. Rllpldl,y ex:· BABYSITI'INC. l4 hrs a
dAy. Llccn~I. Rf!llnbh.'. Al·
tenUon. Hunt . lieach area.
Phone 96S-0887.
Need a "Pad"? Pla~ an ad!
536-70:i6 1mnchng t'O. ll('t-dS ~nJ
· nu1n to leam pla~c lnj.
PROF. pointer, hont-st worlc, n\Oldlng. Good oppor. fOr
reas. lnl/ux l, fn.'O est. right mM. Apply In perwm,
Rert. 548·2'7"'~. 2$0 S. Grand Avt., S.A.
Bh~~;rn;~~ .:""8'.°'1 ~~: Gen'! Ole St $400 mo FOR ACTION • • • 2082 Michelson Dr. ...,,
PhJZI\. Paid \-ac. Ca 11 APEX ,, ,...~7186 DAIL y PILOT 12790 Harbor llYd Irvine l ~~~;, h~'l'r,::,:;:::'.~i.':2 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY YI ANT AD Costa Mesa •••271 "' E~'.!!!..:P~o~n~1o~n~a~, '.;_cSa~n~ta~~A~rm!.!·'l! ... !!11!!! ... !!l!!!! ...... !!l~l----------''1!! .. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!llOl)'"!!!!!!!l!!!! .. llllll:rf'J-\ >41 -2'lla !SJO.C Newport Blvd. CALL 642°5678
C011t11. 1'.fHA 64!H320 Want ad te1ulla ••• 642-5678
It
'
SSJ1'1<; GUARD
CITY OF IRVINE
$2.29 Per Hovr
The clcy ot lMne is presently
accepting applications for
the position of Ct'068lng su.anf." The basic function
of thla. Position Is to hel p
elementary 8'Chocl children
croa ~ey at heavily
t r a v e led intersectlon!!I.
Guards are needed from
'l: 45 AM m:rtiJ approximately
4: 00 PM. All neceaary
equi~ent tumiahed by the
'City of Irvine. Applications
may be picked up at the
Irvine Police Department,
19002 Zee St., IMne, or if
fu rther information is nee9ed contact Mrs. Joan
Gumina, Public lnfonnation
Clerk, 834-5238.
t'USI'ODIAN II, graveyard
shift, sto..rtirl&' sa ta r y
$567-$598-$625 per month.
depending upon qualltica-
tlma. Plus f25 shift dif·
ferential. cau Mn. Radner,
eback College 831-9700
CiJsrooIAN, day1, t/Ume,
PtnQnnel Dept. H o a &'
Hospital, Newport Bch.
DELICATESSEN help
wanted, moms, $2 hr. to
start. Must ,be 18 & depen-
dable. Apply 495 E. 17th St,
CM. Aak for Jim.
1932 Pomona, Santa Ana
~·2'285
F IN AN c I AUStatistical, In•. Girl Fri to $700
N.B. engineering ottice, Write tire & homeownen.
req's per&0n exp'd 1.n Rate personal lines ·& auto.
mathematical computation,
w/10 Key ·calc.ulator, reporting & typing. 675-3551 Cost Acctng Clerk
FLORIST, min. 5 yrs. exp to $680
w/fttsh flowers. Full time. Some exper in cosUng llt'CCSS.
Top pay, designers freedom plus Oextbllity & wilU11gness
615.6291. to do girl Friday duties
FOOD services supervisor 12
mo. Under gene r al
superviaion to be responsi·
while the job grows to full
time costing.
ble for the operation of the Exec Sec'y to $700
School cafeterias to select & L.A Firm'. • t 1 . trajn peraonnel to assist in · t;n0ving o rvme
planning, remodeling & needs sharp gal. Sh, some
equlping cafeterla.s. $735-stat typing for VP ..
S898 per month. Send writ·
ten resume to Saddleback 1 Girl Ofc $650
Valley Unified Schoo 1 Bea titul Construction office! District, 14736 Sarid Canyon u Ave Ea.st Irvine & a very nk:e boss make ' · . this the job if you like work·
FOOD Worker, cooking exp. ing independently. Good Daya. Penonnel Dept, Hoag skills.
Hosp, N.B.
FRY COOK; EXPER. Molnt. Man to $650 Full Time. Must be clean &: • neat. Xln't working concls. A Jr. }8.ck of all trades.
& pay. Apply. Surf & Slr· . Mechanical ability & a
loin, 5930 W. Coast Hwy., NB green th~b.
GENERAL LABOR
DEUVERY Men, pennanent N rt n-h p&rrtime for early morning ewpo ~ac
newsp&per delivery t 0 Costa Mes•
Secrotery to $625
National sales manager needs
maturity & a sense of re-
sponsibility. Manuf. or mar·
ket exper. preferred.
.homes in Newport Beach. Santa An.a to $600 Must have dependable car & Orange & Irvine
be reliable. ph 642-4800 Good, confident phone abill·
DELIVERY :r.1en permanent No Fees • Weekly Paycheck ty, comi.xise own corres-
part time for early morning 6 A1't shift, Day shifts, 2nd pondence. A secretary who ne"'Spll~ delivery ' t 0 shifts and graveyard. takes pride in her .,~1ork.
homes In Newport Beach. Top local company.
Must have dependable car & • p p S be ,.liable. ph 642-WI • • •
parlment Store
J. W. Robinson
•Newport Beach
Pacific Personnel ·
S.rvlcas, Inc.
500 Newport <=enter Dr.
Suite 900 Newport Bcb
-.. • ~1970::. :•. ,. • ',
AHi Bkkpr to $600
Boo'k:keeptng knowledge to
trial balance preferred. You
will handle AIR, A/P &
lite payroll. (No taxesl. ln..
ternadanal fltm offering
·good potential. STAMP & COIN
DEPARTMENT
F/Tlme S•lumen ~:~~J;~~t .p8X/Recept to $550
tt5'1 ~ .. ·JM; · y ~ ~front ottice personality
Manager potential. Exper. SIJt'te 'f1' r.7~ Fillldton & appearance, Must have
necessary. 870-l833 good cord board exper. &
Apply in person 10-5 pm Equal Oppor. Employer ~ally like people. Lite typ.
No. 2 Fashion Id., NB uig.
Equal Oppor. Employer G~-0~ Work -
-,. ~hone, ~!aria!. SYCOR Operator to $S40
DEPENDABLE d r i v e r s , Sman; pleasant' o f ti c e , If you do Mt know this ma·
delivery !tervlce, must know Oran~ r". AJi'pbtt area. ..... · '-·t ha
CM/NB al! ~ Must ·be·T~b1e la"dy with L• . .i.ne ""' ve ~e exper.
642-9455' c alter .. pm, high accuracy. GOod SaJary. with bkkpng or.~ ma-
1·-ii;-;i;i;;;-i;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;-;;;;-;;;;;;-;;;;.l Irnmed: opening. Call 9-4, chi~ ttie co. will train you. 'iiiiLA--roi! ~~rilt!TI4::::mp/time ~ m~ be very ac·
eves tro.m Spm Cln. Drivers
Liz Relnden Agency 4 Kllcl>en. 0ver·n. Apply SalH/Mkt Engr
•-C D N B ta person, Me n Eds, 410 E. to $11K+ .__ •mpu• r, · · ,7th St Cogta M 557• "'401 ' ' ,,. ,,..... & M;n 2 yn oxp. Jn
i1 ' . GUARDS electrmic instrument sates
Full & P /time Positions design helpful.
DISHWASHER -Full tlme. open in Long Beach, Le.-
18 )'Cllnf or older. 11lE g.\1na Niguel. in Laguna &: Gen'I Office $SOO
COTTAGE COFFEE SHOP, Cbmpton areas for qualified . 562 W. 19th St. CM aPpllcants who des Ire 'J'.his growing co.1!1 mt~.ed 1:.o=O'-Ci:''-7-"-"~,.,---I steady eniployment. 18 Yrs m accurate typing, a?il1ty
DESK Clerk, Maintenance of age or older. ApPb' in to St"t up a good business
man, maids. The New pen.on, 326 So. Lemon St., letter, good grooming &:
MD.r:lna Inn Motel, Dana Anaheim betwn 9 am &: pleasant attitude. P61nt, llarbor. Call Gene, ' 496-23&3 1 pm. =~=· =~~~~~-~OT Sterling Seeurity service DISPATCHER. Under direct An Equal Oppor. Employer
ajpervlsion o( transporta-tlf>n wpervisor performs all
·clerical work required for the operation of the school GUARDS
F /C Bk pr, Soc to $900
Knowledge of construction +
good secretarial skills tor
beautiful office.
~ servtce· &: other related R l /G 'I Ofc it..1r1t. chlt!oa .. required. $S19-111l'l FULL OR P/TIME ecep .. ~ i:i+r month. Send 'Mitt.en Beautiful aurroundlngs. Very
resume to s a d d J e b a e k NEWPORT BEACH .k posh private club. Work
Viller Unlfled School SANTA ANA AREA Wed. thru Sun. MU:llt be Dbtrict, 14736 Sand Canyon Wells Fargo Guard Service people & aervice oriented.
A)te., East ll'vlne Div. Baker Protec. Service
1352 West Commonwealth, T u50 , A "stant Fullerton or ph' !;.l0.2386 Sec'y/ rne ~ r I SSI H 0 ME CXlNSULTANTI An excellent opportunity ~
•
eSCREW MACH SET-
UP OPERATORS
Minimum three years e:<-
perience setting up and ~ oper1tting davenport &/oc ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Bro...,'" and Sharpe scre\v
nao.r.t Dr.
.... m.1211
I! n1achlnes.
lMMED. ·empl-0yment avail
for gen'! car w!Wt help,
Apply in person, Lido Car
eTOOL & DIE
MAKERS
Wash, 481 E. 17th St., Costa Minimum three years ex·
Mesa. perienL-e of maintaining and
JNTERESfING full tinle op-repairing progressive dies
porturtity for s o m e oo e and large presses.
eSET-UP MEN
Minimum of tYIO years ex·
perience setting up small
punch presses for precision
work. Must be capable of
readinglJlueprlnts and in-
spection tools.
eSPRING WINDING
MACHINE SET-UP
MEN
ExperienCe in setting up and
operating 'Torrington Spring
Winding machines
eMACHINISTS
Minimum three-;-five years
experience on all tool room
machines..
w/varied office ski 11 s.
Engine Distributors opening
nu office; reqs exp'd woman
to fill girl friday situation.
{Receptionist, secretary &
bookkeeping backgrottnd.)
Please send reswnes to
Oassified ad no. 8Sl, Dall,y
Pilot. PO Box no. 1560,
Costa 1'.fesa, Calif 92626
JANITORIAL, perm. p/time
eve. work. 4%. hrs nitely. 5
Day wk in beach & other
areu. Must be neat ap-
pearing. App1y Tues thru
Fri, 409 N. Harbor, S.A.
JANITORIAL work p/time.
Ex·per. couple (man/wife)
only. Plush ofcs in Newport.
Top pay, steady. Call (213) 927~115. 10am-6pm. These openings are available
and CJHer excellent com-JUN I OR SALESMAN: pensation. Our excellent
Eam $20-$40 per week benefits program Includes:
v.·orking after school and .Group & Medical Llle In· on Saturdays getting new
customers for the Daily surai1~
Pilot. This is not a paper -P8:1d Sic~ Leave .
route and does not include -Paid. Holidays & Vaca~
deliveries or collecting. -Profit Sharing I Retire-
We have openings in South· ment. Plan
west Costa Mesa and South -Credit Union .
1-luntington Beach only. -E?t.cellent work 1n g con·
Apply now! 968-964l. d1tions
Kitchen help, 8:~1:30 THE Apply "tmployment Q[tice
PENGU~'4-11filna Bch. KA YNAR
Keypunch Opr Exper MFG CO INC
12 Noon . g,45 pm. Ask for • •1 •
Mrs. Jasper, 540-9772.
KEYPUNCH
OPERATORS
We are seeking e x p e r .
keypunch operators for
daytime & swingshift. 4 pm-
12: 30 am on the Univac
1701-lTIO. We are willing to
train on the tab punch
verifier. Location of the key
punch dept. in the near
future will be Fashion
Island, Newport Beach.
Please call ?.In. Rose
for an appointment
(TI4) 547-75TI
GREAT WESTERN
SAVINGS
1418 N. Main St., Santa Ana
An Equal Oppty Employer
KEYPUNCH
DAY SHIFT
6 f\fo·s actual work exper.
on keypunch, keytape or key
disc device.
Apply In The
Personnel Depar1mcnt
Monday·Fri. 9 am·l2 Noon
PACIFIC MUTUAL
700 Newport Center Or.
Newport Beach
800 S. State Colles• Blvd
Fullerton
INTERVIEWING l!OURS
Monday thru Friday
9 A.r.1. to 12 & 2 to 4 P.1'1.
After hour interv1ews may be
arranged by calling
J. ll. Fredrick 1n4) 871·1550
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
MACHINISTS
Experimental
Machinists
Eight years g•ner-
al machine shop ex·
r.:rience in m.anu·
acturing precision
p•rts end tooling
required. Will per-
form th• layout and
machining of com·
pllcated parts f rom
dimensional prints
or sketches.
Apply In Person
3333 H arbor Blvd.
Coste Mes•, Calif.
Y lady (18-28} .to 1Nllst CUSTOMER SERVICE For YoU are Tlll!'W' to the business
1 health spa. Will train, no Captatram Wlas in San world. Business like attitude i """"~L"A~B~T!!'E!!'C!!'H~""""
. nee. Apply in penon Juan captatrano. Exper wttllng to leant and a pleas-
. att or eve. 2930 W. preferred but not neceua.ry. ant Oexible penona.l!ty. Irnmed. R ~ D opening for
Hwy., N.B. Call 639-1000 f Cl r ap-prototype projects. Pref.
some college in a technical
C H~ George
!'!fl Byland Agency, 106-8
E 16th St., S.A. 547-0395.
re11m•ker, p/tlme * $48-0223 *
~J>07. l7o_tm_e7n_t.~-~---1 Payroll Clerk $491 field Involving math Ir. basic
·Hosplt.allty Hostess Sorrie exper. working: w/[!QY-e I e c!Iical measurement.
Service roll Prepare ln!Ormation Local industrial e x p er .
Is looking for Yl'Omen to wel-for bank which makes up desirable.
VEJt, Part 'ntne. Ma1e
c.'OfTle & ln!erview new res!. the diecks. Ute typing. [n. Duncan Electronics, 2865
dents. Sales or adverthdng formation must be kept con-F'aiiview Rd, C.M. Equal
exper. helpful. Must have fldenUnl. Oppor. Employer.
or 1ema1e over 21. Oean
economy car, Must
. ~ Co unty
140.
car & typewriter. 541·3095.
HOSTESS Cashier OYe:t" 21,
Days, nltes & wknds. Apply Many Other
Dally, 10:30 am-lpm. &
4:30-6:30pm, Mi Ca1!a Mex-FrM & FM
lc&n Restaurant, 296 E. 17th p • • A II bl St. CM. os1t1on1 va • •
HOTEL Night Auditor (ex:·
perlenced only). Airporter
Inn Hot<' Irvine. Cootact Cell: TRISH HOPKINS
Dick Hannan 8.13--2770
HOUSEKEEPER to live-in. Or
wt1h' .. p. A m.i. $250. nfo to JERRI WHITTEMORE start. $DI. mo. after 9CI
daYJ. Pvt room, balh le en-
trance + color TV. No
cooldnc, oo Jtontng, no r,1a.
Mu1t apeM: En 11 sh .
67'-3627
411 E . 17th Stnet
Suite 224
. TlME FOR HQUSEKEEPER • .....,valeo-
ce'l'rt hospital, full Ume. ,R ACTION • Gnod -l!s. Call 1142-7AIO,
• • J.1.15 ~ Ave, Newport
•· (Al lrvln•I
Cost• M•••
. DAILY PILOT 1 '=~k-. f/llm.
"11-AS,IFIED ADS -
ALL 642-5678 I~ 1::5rp\j.,\" go-~
MS. l•'"'"l•ll~lo-,.a.•"""l•ll~lo-'""-•""l•ll""lo-'"••
642-1470
LABORERS
Tmmed . As$1.gnments Top $$$ ....
Irvine 54o-44.i0
17802 Sky Park
NEVER A FEE AT TE~1PO
Tempo Temporary Help
LADY compank>n for .mother
Non-smoker/drinker. Share
lYOlic I: fun. Room • board + salary. Ref. txcbana:ed.
Call ~7623 momtnai or
eveniJwa only.
LHling
Repr ... nt1tivff
The Irvine Comp1ny
Sttkll exper. leasing rep to
111how A leMC apta tn the
lrvlnf't IU'h.. .PI ea 11an t
"'""Milty. Typing 60. Must be wlllfrig to w o r k
weekend•.
Exttllenl working oonda co. bentrltl.
Coll 644-3319
Between km & noon
c
''"'"'"*' Equal Oppor. Employer m/f
M.chlne Oper•tors
Plastics. Openings on 2nd
& 3rd llhifts fnr ex per .
ope_rRtors & trainees. Oean,
lite ~·ork In n1odern new
bldg. Shift bonus premlu111
for nllc work. Opr.or. for
advancement & xln I fringe
benefits. Apply in per.on
~11 am & Hpm.
ca.Ill. JnJoctk>n Molding
Irvine lndua. Complex
200 Brlggs Ave, CM:
MACHINISl' -genera I
machinist or lathe hand.
Cood company bmttita.
Disc. Iruitrumenta. 102 E.
Balcer, Co.ta Mea, 979-~.
An Equal Opply. Employe:r.
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
REAL ESTATE SALES
H.esales in Ne.,vport Beach ......
HARBOR VIEW
HOMES Familiar with Bridgeport
type n1illii and small lathes,
Reo Plastics Co. Inc. 1116 E. 161h, Costa MC'sa 1829 Port Sheffield Place
1365 LOGAN A VE., CM Outb d Mot M hanic Newport Beach 833-0780 r or ec wk-days onl,y
546-3370 Summer or permanent. Move1 ........... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~"""' ~1AID • MOTEL. Apply Ex-to beautlfu1 Lak e Ar· RECEPfrONIST, Matur e
ecutive Suites, 2080 Newport row~ad. Call I 7 14 I lady. Take reservations.
Blvd., Costa Mesa. 337-250L Some typing, no sh. Operate
Ji.tAID. days, I/time. Person· Xe.l'OX copier. Simple book·
nf'I Dept. 1-loag Hospital, PART TIME keeping undf'r supervision
Newport Beach. NEW ACCOUNTS of CPA. 5 Days, 10am-6pm. ~W \(led thru Sun. S500 n10. D work in exchange for CLERK Send resume Classified ad
room. 4 hrs. per day. 2376 no. 813 c/o Daily Pilot, Newport Blvd. ~975.5. --.MA"--l"L-:l-ON:-iG~O"E"P"T=--150 W.P.M. typing, ah prefer-P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa,
'"'· ,.,ea1~"~·~·~""'i!ii· ............. Expandin~ major direct mail I' ~~~:::.,/~ ~"'~ CALIF~:~1~D;'ANK RECEPTIONIST
help. f\1echanical aptitude Day or night. no exp. nee,
an asset & gd dexterity 201 Avenlda Del Mar easy, fun job. Will train, no
req'd. No layoff problems. San Clemente typing, or shorthand, etc.
Oppor. for advancement. 492-5123 Apply In person any aft or
Please Call for ap pt. eve. at 2930 West Cst Hwy .. 540-1B54 Equal Oppor. Employer N.B.
Addresso Print Center Inc.
MANAGER TRA E * PIZZA COOkA: It drivers RECEPfIONlS'f for animal
IN E over 21. 16532 Bettch Blvd. hosp, N.B. Fri & Sat only.
Outstanding opportunlty to Huntington Beach Send resume, Classified ad
advance to managerial posi-;;i;i;iii;iii;iiii;ii;ii ... iiiiiiml no. 639 c/o Daily Pilot.
lion in 30-60 days. Our cur-POSITIONS OPEN P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, $°j~~ nr!o~ ~~t ~8: FOR NEW BRANCHES "c"a'Clif'°.~'c.260i26o:·=~==--
direct sales experience. RECEPT·SEC'Y
Call Mr. Newman 979-5222 • Teller& Good typing skills, pleasant
MANAGER wanted. Small • New Accounts penionality. Mu.st enjoy
recreation club. No ex-e Loan Proc. Sec'y meeting the public. Del
perlence necessary. 53$-.Sml Webb's Newporler Inn.
MEDICAL assistant, 1 ill°! Savings &: Loan Exper. &M-1700, ex! 533.
ollice, Must have front & Prefd. Apply In Person. l ,R::,ECE::,:,::PT""1"'o"N"°1ST='~/~T~y-p~l-1 l
back exp. Phone 646-4846, 9 M•rlner's Savings & Salary commeMIU'ate w/
to 12 or 2 to s · Loan Association backgrouDd & ability. J.\pply
MEDICAL front ottice. Ex· 1515 Westciilf Or., N.B. ID penon, 1'152 l.andey,
perienced Only. can 64WS1i6 I ·~ •I ~ [nrlne.
"'"""'" 2-4. ROUTiHIAl.'ESMAH
MEN & WOMEN 11-27 , P\lbllc Relations Perman•nt C1r••r Oppty
SEC/Girl f'tlday, p e·r tn
p/lin1c, Kood ski 11 •,
rt•!lponsibl<', w/dri\Jt_ine or
a11islic ability. 642-7032 or
673-2185
SECURITY GUA~D
F:spct'. F 'lime. Conl&<'I !\Jr.
t"l»"rl, Security Sopervi8or,
Bait.a. Bey Club
122 1 \Y. Coast Hwy., N.B.
SECU RlTY guards full Cir
p/fin1e In Costa l\1esa area.
Phone r714 l 540-8571 ext 73
or Roon1 'llJ, 3151 Harbor,
C.l\ot.
SE~1I retired n1an w/
1Jusil1eu expe1" to dtl:velop
11u1nagcn1ent s c r vice.
&1·1-1869.
SENIOR
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN
$5 Per Hour
t.lin. 3 yn cxper. w/com-
puter related peripheral
equppment pref'd. Exper. in
line prlnter & tape drives.
Call Immediately • P.P.S.
Pacific Personnel
Servfce1, Inc.
500 Newport Center Dr. ~ultc 900 N~wport Bch
~1970
Equal oppor. employer
SENIOR
Mechanical
TECHNICIAN
l\fin. 5 yrs exper. ln com·
putcr related f'leld. Im~
line prt11tet, expandl4 hi
perlphj!ra} field. 1
Call lmnH!rrcnl.tol;y •• 1.P.s~· Earn to $342.30 shlary per '. · P.R.. Nation·s l2tb largest retail
mo. while we teach. you a • organization has oppty for Peclflc Personnel
job skill in Electronics, Me-EXEC. LEVEL penon living in local area. Servlc.1, Inc. chanlcs or Administration. Operate estab. route bus·
Arter training, earn $45-60 We aeek outstanding sales ines.s. 5 Day Wttk, no can-500 Nfwport Centet" Dr.
per mo. for 2 days work. oriented lady for our Irvine vass. $10,IXIO to $12,(Xl() oppty. Suite 900 Newport Bch
Call TSgt Young, Calll. Air ottice. Ideal for resWta Vehicle./ all expenses paid, 640-1970
National Guard 979-1343. Oriented, career mJnded, xlnt trlnge benefits. Call F..qual 'Oppor. employer ~ati,ve woman who likes to Mr. Taylor or Mr. Donnelly,
FMolder1. & fAsbeH imbleboanl 'run her o~bl ""°"& 'd. IThl~l.2~ 714: 774-0330. SERVICE Station Salesman
or growing 1 rg ass a respons1 c gn 1"'-'l-''-=-"""=""'===:--1 & Lube Man. Exp prefd.
co. Prefer exper, but are position oUerlng peraonal SALES MANAGER Top JMLY. Full & part time.
wUling to train. Apply Cllp-growth WI&>. Cal"'' la.1 .. t Apply al SHEU., 17th .l
per Marine, 1919 E. Occi-~ Temporary HeJp Irvine, N'B.
dental SI., S.A. Service. }\.1nt startin&' salary This ls an exciting &: =="=~~-~---+ exp. acct + comm + challenging opportunity for SERVICE Sta. Attendant, MOTEL maid wark. Neat, auto allow. & loads of the right man or woman to f/time, days. Salary Clpen.
energetic women, 6 day Wk, benefits. Call D 0 t t 1 e, grow w/a nation a 11 y Apply In permn, Earl
Laguna Beach Re so r t 540-4450 for confidential recocni.zed company tn the Williams TexaC(I, 1 6 9 5
49'1-1196 appt. Aeromatic gift field. To Superior Ave, C.M.
TEMPO TEMPOR.\RY qualify you must be able lo SERVICE Station Attendant MTST OPERATOR
Dictation Tran&eriber.
Typing & xln't spelling.
Some MTST exper. nee..,.
Apply 9 am. 12 noon
Monday thru Friday
PACIFIC MUTUAL
700 Nev.'PQrt Cen1er Dr.
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor. Employer
NEED MORE MONEY?
Distribute Amway home care
products & Nutrilite food
8l1PJ>lements" from your
home. Call 54>-7853
NIGHT clerk for motel in
LAGUNA BEACH, 2
nights/\\·eek. -NON-DRINKER, aee
Asslst gentleman,
-1420
NURSES
OPPORTUNmES
POR
STAFF NURSES
ORANGE
COUNTY
MEDICAL
CENTER
Stin1ulating University
i::nvlronment
Full & P/timc Positions
• Critlc•I Care
• Psychl•trlc Care
• Gener•! C•re
New employea start on even· ltta or nlte lifts; Tran1fer to
days. Xln't fringe beMfU..s.
StarI development program.
Call for Interviews:
Oire(tor of Nunlng
1n4l 63.W393
Ext. 336 or 640
HELP reorpn1ze our entire sales full or 'Pl tlme. Over 18. Ap-
etforl for vigorous growth, ply Brown's Shell, 990 E.
contribute substantiall,y tCJ Cout Hwy. NB 644-4131 . PRINTER new product appllca.tion, tia· SHAMPOO GIRL Uonal sales plans, shows,
etc. & effectively motivate a Wed thru Sat. Muat be
commlulon sales fCJree. Ex· llcenlle<I. 1610 W. Coa11t
3 Day·l2 hour :shl.rt. Must perlence in our, or a Kimilar Hwy. NB ·
have f'xpe rlence on the 2650 commodity field dea:lrable. SIGN Painter Needs Helper.
Multl·Llth, 2QOO Camera & but not a mu&t. Age is no Part Ume, leave name &
1250 . Presa. Pr c v I ou a 'barrler. We have an 1tl· phone oo. 5"&--0044
prlnt1ngorrelated functlons tractive co mpensation STATEMENT CLERK
helpful. pac kage for the ult..orl ted indiv.d J We are prese ntly Inking ap. Apply ~12 Mon -Frl re• en 1 ua · pllcatlorui for ou1· slalement
PACIFIC 'MUTUAL = ~~. ~~:r~~ window. Must have 80Tlle
700 Newport Center Dr. s. ~and st., orange, typlng slcllls. plC'iLo;1ng per-
N•wport Be•ch Callfomia 92669 I sonallty, abll" to 1vork \\'/the public.
Prod. Control $300 wk Salee Engineer degree $l8K PlcwH' Cull
Silk acreen experience Dental Fmt Ofc to $600 Mr. Nev.·111.nd , 836-'.iSro
Westclllf Med lmt Ii. back ore $500 BANK OF AMERICA
?enionnel Agency ( · Cl k $'150 Newport Center Branch
1651 E. Edinger. S.A. =iarl! $650 Equal Oppor. En1ployf'r IMark~nter) Recep11Typist $5511 STRUCTURAL
--..-.-.. ---"-:.-.,-,o-EICJ'O'N Olcr $700 DRAFTSMAN P . T. Receptionist CIPrk Typi.Jt S·l50 . Good typln& ... Local KeypUncb to $600 RRpldly rcwing consulting
$2.50 Per HR Stat Typl~t $5t>5 slnw.tur~ engineering firm
Westcllll Acctng Cleric $500 In Newport hllll immed .
Penionnel Agency ~"". A-Ing a~ IO •.::~ opening (or qua 11 f I ed \.,n:u .... ~~ -.... draftsman. Out a land tit, 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. Legal Secretary $650 company benf'flts. Ca I
{Mark III Center; Gal Fri Med Bckgmd $550 546-8581 for appot.
542-8836 Sec'y/C°"'lr S650 ............ iiiiii0ii0ii0aj
G. Accounting Supv $800 TEACHERS Purchasing Clerk F/c ""•' eon,,,. 1100
The Irvine Comp1ny Sec'y Recept. $550
Knowledge Cit A/P f\inctlon NEWPORT STU DENTS a11 related to receiving.dept. Personnel Agency
hdplul. Typing 65 w.p.m. &l~,,.13~3!!!!Do~v~or""O""r"'.,"."N ... B ... "!'I HOUSEWIVES Ul!e of 10 key calc.'Uiator. 642.:3870
Cell 644-:1389
Betwn 9am & noon SA1$S. Office ptoducui. &
!'l~~!!'l!!!!'!~~~~!!I marlcing. f'ull or p/Umr. REAL1 !STATE SALES women or retired men. 210
FREE LICENSE Briu• !ror R"!!!Jilll PM
TRAINING ••IJI.
Fam~ Real Estate Lleens-~ 'i::'i:u lf.':ito~a1~ SANTIAGO BANK
Pie.ctmflnt Service. Free Experlenc.cl Train""' Prornm. Earn TELLERS
whlle you learn. Call .Al Confect Mr Lor9nz
Sloan !n4J -· • Rl!AL ESTATE 714 ' m -S:WO
SALES MANAGER
Male & Female
Looki n)I: for Su rn m e r
employanent'!' Come realater
Y:/ulf rot ll\)IXI p11ying t,.rn·
porary anlinments in a
larve vnrlcty of Industry ln
Ora~ County. No con·
tral'IJJ to •\gn. We ~
You'. Ask about our bonu1
plan.
Interim
Personnel Service
17581 I rvlne Blvd.
StlddlCblH.:k Plaza BldJ.
#llS Tu1tln
lOl City Or. South
Or11nge, Callf
An Afftnnallve
Artlon 1'.."'mployer
NURSE -Ptychl11.trtc exper.
p/Ume. Per9:>nn('I dept
Haot< Hoop. N.B.
R"'4le Ol!k• nOOJa .....,..., * SECRETARY *
with 2 years or Re&I Elltatc nl'l'ded for Newport Bctteh
experience. Newport Beach Brok c r a IC e FI rm . ar~a. Expancttna: company. Re g po n • fb I llHe11 Inc
r II 1 I ' I r n n 11 ftrring ~curltlc8. ,xC( tn opportun ty or ~hone wnrk &; filinft , etc.
profe.!donal lfl'O'Vlh. APPiy "-h , II I 1 J:-:Q ual 0111)01·. En1plo)'er In oontid<'nce. Send resumti ust ..,._. 8 nrp IY ~· l'IQ 0 1,..,. ...... ...,_..,,....,..,I to Cla~"lfl-1 ad no. Mo, c/o 1enrn lnsldr!l of exciting 1 · ~, u.>11 buslneM, Type 60 wn1p. Turn them lnlo ca11h
WMl ad remit.II ••••. 642-.$78
Dally Pilot, P. 0 . Box 1560, Send resume to P.O. nox "'\\'eud It &: Itrnp•·
Cotta Me.a, Call!. 921U6. 2mO, NMVPC>rt Beach. rzti60. From t.re-lll\lret to 1rub
&!U Idle Item,_ .•• 642-5678 0.cA.-tt.-n'-' "p-"""°=nn~e_I____ CAlJ.. 0.lly Pilot
\
I
•
OAll. Y PQ.DT -.,., 11., 211, 1m I>AIL f PILOT
I:'; it l[(J] I l[Il] I ml! I
L•> l!IlJ I .. I z ~ ~' -· ·-· ~~~.~' iiiiiiiii.iiiiiiid I .. • ~I~~ I iml _.,,._ •. iiiiiiiii~-~ I -... ....... llB
*TYPIST, Mon -Fri,
Help WOntod. M & F 71 D Kolp WMlll!f, M & P' 710 Ip Wonted, M & F 710 Hei,. W-, M & P' 711 Afttlq-IOO GorT Sole 112 ~uo Ill 'TV. a.llo, HIFI, D>11 U4 i ;.;....;;.;:.;*~-.--.--''° BR tum Home Ea,... ONLY AUTHORIZED Stw.. 13'
l""51'>1. """ ....... , .. '""" W Id Y L'k T B lllh -July ,. ... ...,...""' ou ou 1 e o ecome Wiilem R. Phlllip1 la ll:I meat C e n t e r • Kirby Vacuum DbltrtbulOr in '1l MODEL clearance on
23IOO S•lvador Bay Everythin&' Must Co ! Cos:la Meil& • WlJJ be happy RCA A ZenJtb TV I. ll~na.
L•euna Niguel &42--1'982 Mon. thru Sbad. to arnnae a home den:lob· 1.oweR price• ot the year 1.1
• • • Kon Rod91r.
944 LaMlrada
L09un1 Boa<h
Televisioll
Cablevision
ln5taller Tech
Oran&e Coun1Y be. a: ed
cablevlslon co. is .eek.in& 111
cuatomer •rvloc installer.
Duties will includt-1n-
.wt&tion le: nl&.lntenance.
TeJevt..lon or electronics ex·
ptr. req'd, Cablevltlon ex·
per. desirable. Must be able
to deal wflhe public.
Pleue aend br.lef letter or
resumt to:
Claaalftt'd •d no. 874
c/o Dally Pilot
P .O. Box l~
C08ta Mesa, Ca 92626
THI! SHOWOF_F_
(I) Receiving Stock Clerk.
llOJ Mdse .Msembler1 for
marking &: hanging. Apply
Wed .. Ma.y 30, betwn 1D &
3 at 350 Clinton Ave., Costa
MPSa. No phone rall5 please.
TOOL ROOM
TRAINEE
Shop exper. ln nite IC:bool.
Muat have mechanical abili·
~· $2.~ per hr.
Call Immediately • P.P.S.
Pacific Personnel
Services, Inc.
500 Newport Center Dr.
Suite 900 NC'A'port Bch
640-1970 eqoaJ oppor. employer
QUICK CASH
,THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
UNSKILLED
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
LABOR· .
PUNCH
PRESS
TRAINEES
$2.25 Per Hour
Day Shift
Call Immediately • P.P.S.
Pecific Personnel
Service•, Inc.
500 Newport Cf'nlrr Dr.
Suite 900 Newport Bc:h
64l>-lll70
equal oppor. emplO)'(!r
UNSKILLED
ASSEMBLERS
F•male
No FHs-Top $$
Call Immedlatcly
\Vcckench1 Included • P.P.S
Pacific Per&0nnel
S.rvlce1, Inc.
500 Newport Center Or.
Suite 900, N.B.
64{)-J,910
24 Central T~ Orange
547~
715 E. Q:immonwealth
Suite F Fullerton
87~1833
Eq1\4! Oppor. Employer
A aJHV'ENllNT SHOPPINQ ANO
SE'Wlt«l. CUIOE fOR THI!
ClAL ON TtlE GO.
For •n ad In Women's World
Coll Mory Both 642-5678, ext. 330
--'· -..
Zip up snit tr;1vel i tr1di::;hr
lhru tiUmn1t"L' In a S\VIFJ1'
skimmer. Y.'1lh !he ~Ide rtnr1
~h&plng that's to flgur<> flnt -
rrring. For blrnds, <."0!!1111.
Prlntf'd Pattern 9 :1 6 :i · ·
\Vom('n'a Si:te!I 34, 36. :\8, 40.
42, 44. 46, 48. Sit1• :;I; 1 liU!-1
401 takes 3 3111 yards 35-inch
fabric.
SE'"E~l\'.J<~l\1': CF.STlol
for each partern -11Ud 2~1
centB for ('11 c;h p11t1ern (nr
Air l\Toll an11 SJ)t'(·ial llandl·
ing: olhc1'\l'l1e lhird·class
del!Vf:!ry will take three \vee ks or more. $£.>nd ln
l\1arian Martin, th1· l)AJLY
Pll.DT, 4-t2, Pattern Dept.,
2.12 Wegt 18th St., New York. N.Y. 10011. Print
NAME, ADDRESS y.•lth
ZIP, STZF. nnd STYLE
NUMBER.
SEE MORE Qui c k
Fuh)On& Mi choose ono
Pt.ttem free trom our Sprlna.Summ~ Cata.loQ'.. All
aitts! Only 50c.
INSTANT ~NG nooK
MW today. wear tomorTOw. 11. INSTANT FAS ll ION
BOOK -•rundrcda o I
fuhlon facla. n.
ft'" a brte• ... ~11 your
ltenu wlth t'UI!. uae Df,Uy
Pilot O...Ul..S. 6':1-1678.
It's 9uic:k.Polntl
A ~Part Of The Exciting
Computer Industry?
Yoo are the v.inner of SQUARE oak table. Old stratlDn. Or&na'C O>wtty'I la.rgOO
TWO FREE TICKETS ~an.r"r:-· PH. c:::::: ~~t~ .. 1~: You ILtt 1he wiMer of
TWO FREE TICKETS
to the .,._ remote $SS8. RCA 25" Southern Californi• Machinery 116 aneoue Solid State comolrr:a from
to the ,.
Southam Callfomla
MOBILE HOME SHOW
May ~ lhru June 3rd at the
ANAHEIM STADIUM
2!XX> State College Blvd., VD.M
MOBILE HOME SHOW KWIK Duh Way-bor, Wonted 920 $.'IOS. U" ~Id State $389. 3
lttay 26th lhru June 3n1 Valve reaurfacer, hanl teat OLD ORIENTAL RUGS. ~ret:.~ ~·~ ~ ~:.
at the grinder, truck drum lathes, WUl pay 5-10%' mare cub 9021 •t~~ ANAHEIM STADIUM 146-:ml than top I payers. Ev.,. A-ta. H.B .• !J62.-05.5!i
2(Q) Slate Colle~ Blvd., 1-'ARM AIL CUb tnLctor, 54.S-50'70 ~ BrookhUrtt. H.B.
A.natM'im w/attachn_!~~;,A~lnt cond. Office Fumlturo/ ....................... ._. Ana.heim
Varian Data Machines
Has the following immediate openings
Plta..se call 642-S678, f'Xt 314 .,,.,_.u-w
to clalm you.-tlcketA. tNor1h Equip 82A RENT TO OWN Ple<l!Se cnll 642-5678, ext 314
to clain1 your tidl:et.. (North
County toll !ree numbu II
540-1220.)
C.oun~ toll tree number ta: Mlscell•neous 818 •
541). • l * * * OFFIC£ fumlt1.1tt; Dnk, TV'S & STEREO • * * files, chain & amall itema. Sus•n H. H•mllton Good cond. 835-8944 $10 * * •
Electro-Mechanical
Assemblers
Min. 6 mo's electronic assembly exper. 1st
Shift & some 2nd shift positions immediately
available.
Calibration Technician
Jr. co11eJ?e or technical schoolin£ + 3 yrs
exper in calibration of oscilloscopes, VTVM,
pre-amps, differential volt meter, digital
equipment & other electronic test equip-
ment.
Electro-Mechanical
Inspector
Required to inspect computer systems &
lower level assemblies for workmanship,
completeness documentation. Must have re-
lated exper. Seeond shill.
Inspector
ri.tin. 0£ 3 yrs exper in a receivinJ? inspection
activity testing resistors, capacitors, pulse
transformers, transistors etc. May be re-
quired to assist lower level inspectors.
In Process Inspector
2 Years recent exper. in a related inspec·
lion activity including cables, circuit boards,
chassis etc.
Please Apply In Person
Monday Thro Friday 8:30 AM· 4 PM
To The Personnel Department
Or Contact: B. Krafka
2722 Michelson Dr., Irvine
833-2400, Extension 336
An Equal Opportunity Employer
·----------------Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & F 710
Urgently Needed
• Assembly e Pocko9lng e Warehouq
WAITREs.5, Walter, o/21,
Dishwasher. Two Guys from
lta.ly, New Italian
RcmUI'!lnt, 2267 Fairview. CM
WHO WANTS TO WORK?
DRIVE A CAB!
DEALERS/SWAPPERS
CALL FOR STOCKI
at 1550 So. c.oart Hwy.
Laguna Beadi 494-Ut2
CUSTOMERS:
Still have J.ara:e supply
of sideboard.11, also small
items and ml11c furniture.
4114-2442
1550 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna
ANTIQUE Early American
Dutch C'nen-y Pine cabinet
w/stereo hi·fl b It· In ,
porcelain knobs. Insurable
appraised vaJue n450. HI-Fl
11<'.1 charge/Cabinet $600.
Private party. 645--0183.
Appli•ncn 802
SIDE by side
Refrigerator-Freezer, small
size. O'Keete &:: Merritt range, 548-490'.J
Rent Washer1/Dryers
$2. Wk. Full malnt. * 639--1202 *
r·REIGHT Damage Sale on
new Holpolnt & Whirlpool
r e f r i g I wa sbers/dryera
56-0780.
REFRIGERATOR, 5 years
old, two doors, and stove,
! clean
e DISHWASHERS, wubtta, d.-y.,., reblt, ...,,, &
delv'd. 839--7620; ~.
RECOND. APPLIANCES
Delivered -guar. Dunlap's,
1815 Newport, CM 548-'nBO
MAYTAG Washer & Ken-
more dryer, Both in good
condition $35. ea. 548-2129
WHITE REFRIGERATOR
Good running condition. $60.
Call 494-T.ll 0
~UTOMATIC washer, elec·
tric dryer . Excellent con-
dition. $90. 646-5848.
_!uildlng M1terl•ls 80&
• Surplus. Building
MATERIAL . llXXl'a of NEW
ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply-
wood, alum sheetina:, mold·
ing, windows, etc.
BUILDERS SURPLUS
2406 So. Main St., S.A.
Mon thru Sat lf}.S
TI4: 546-1032
Camere1 &
Equipment 808
NEED c amera ,v/in-
1erchangeable lens. 400m1n
tele. Jena. le. PentBx, Nikon,
elc. after 5, 673-1050.
Furniture 810
e Lab Assittants
RECI5"l'ER TODAY
WORK TOJ\10RROW
•Ughest lfrty ratM
NO FEE EVER~
Tops In Temporaries
JlUDllr.t Dr,
,,..... W.lJft
CHOOSE your hours, work
for yourseU, be your own
host. Men or women. Can be slightly handicapped. FURNITURE, 2 sol.as, 3
N c a t-Oean Appearance. chain!, dinette, Etrl'• Fr.
Vts, retired. Aae 25 to 70. Proldv. BR. hset t,lroKlngh-sizdo
,Supplement your incomt!'. KQia wroug n ea •
Drive n cab 6 hrs or more a board, hanging lam P s ,
day. Apply in penon, piano. Gorgeo111! A Is o
Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th garage Mle. 6#-8676.
St., Costa Mesa. CUSTOM upholstered ch&J.
continuom arms &. back ~=~iii:iiiii=:;1 \\IJG Stylists -Exper. $2 -w/fabrlc Kklrt to floor. No $2.M hr. Sal + Bonus. 7800 \\'ood sho.,..1ng. Covered in
Edinger, Hunt. Bch. imported B e i g c. W h It e
\V 0 MAN \I' I so m c velvet. Like new. $250.
NOTE
TELLER
We have an fmme-
d l•ta opening in
Costo Mesa that of-
fer1 • fine starting
salary, excellent
btinafit1 package,
plH1ant working
environment end
opportunity for ad·
vancemtnt.
We would preftr to
find an individual
with previous ex-
perience as a note
teller; however, if
you have worked in
a bank, 1avings
and lo•n or fln•nce
sccrete.rinl, bookkeeping & Private party. 64~183
involr-lng exp to work FULL CO~iPLETE furnishings or
TIME at Leather Gypsy, dC'lx ap!. Thia apt nr Inc. Salary will ))f> com-1ncnsurate w I exp & Disneyland alao avail at
abilities. Plse call 495-57&1 Sl55, nio. Sn-0370 or
het 8 & 5. 526-7657
_,, . SMOKED glass & chrome \\'O~ff.N -Ne .. ..,,. 4 attractive round etcroe 4-shcll cock-11·on1cn for up to 5 \veck · 0
puhl\c rt"lallon project to in-tall table 60" long, cmr tbl
trocluce bank seivice to 211" sq. S97. 842-2690.
Laguna Niguel residents. PAIR matching hlghback
Salary. No selling. \Vork 9 chain, $250., Pair matching
10 3:30. can ?\-!rs. Car!J10n, s· sofas, $400., many an·
495--0850 tiqucs. etc. 493-1812.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil J Q U E E N h I d e a b e d ,
llercul.on sofa A: loveseal,
I[""'-) J11mps, all like nu! Al!O '69 . V , J\1arquis 1vgn, 675--0869
;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;; Gar19e Sele 812
Antique• 800 • • •SOio~,\ & Loveseat,
--'--------never used, both for $155. HOOK : Slgl'K'd by C.t.1. U~ually home, 968-1910
Kussell, al 15.'lO S. Coas! DOUBLE chaise chair like
lfll'y, Lrli;unn 13<'Rrh. nevo, velvet~n-olive green.
BLACK INDIAN POTTEl{Y, $45. Call eve, 847--032.1
signed by !\.1a.rle -al 1550 ~. GARAGE SALE . SUNDAY & Cnnst H\1-y, Laguna Bench. J\TONOAY ONLY. 334 Vista
Nee<l n •·Pad"! Pince un ad' Madera NB 644-8876
I
1101/2 Coral EXEX: swvt chrs $15-25 Sec
S.lboa Island chn $8/24 Desks S20/90 oo No Credit Oleck•No Deposit
e PUPPY WORLD e
100 MIXED PUPS. Open
Eves. Irish Setter, Dobiu'-
man, Fox Terrlers, Huaki~.
Bull Terrier, T-Cup Poodle,
Ollhu.lbua, Lab., Boxer,
Cockapoo. SW AP Shepherds
V ou are the winner of Supt 867 W 19 CM GG-3408 Free Delivery • Free Repair
TWO FREE TICKETS Plinos/Orgens 826 Monthly Rentals Available
to the Optn Eves. 543 4444
Sovthorn California ANTIQUE EUROPEAN
MOBILE HOME SHOW PARLOR GRAND, STER.EX>: 1973 Quad S)'ltem, tor ?? Stud Serv mo.rt
Garrard model, full 1dze breeds. 531--5027. May 26th thru June 3rd Good Condition, Bl•ck ANAHEI~ t~~ADIUM Ebony Flnlih
changer, 4 Quad speakers, BLACK Poodle pup p Je s,
AM /FM/MPX receiver, turning .silver, s weekA old.
tape deck plug in jnck.s. Cute & loveable. Full-blood-
Was left wiclaimed, .still ed and very reasonable,
brand new ln box and under $50. males. 546-41-l5 guaranteed. Was $260, noy.•
$600 2000 State,C.Ollege Blvd ..
Anaheim
Please call 642-5678, ext 314 49'7·2284
to claim your Uckets. CNorthl .......................... .. ~r~.\011 ""' number " BABY GRANDS
---*--*'-'-*'---Now save up to $1000 on cer-tain noor models. Other
Grand Pianos from $729.
These and many more at: WANTED W ollichs Music City
South Coast Plaza 54Q..2830
$125, or take over small FREE lOwk m & t pups.
pymnU:. 893-<l501 Dam AKC Lab Retr-Slre
Ger Shep. 49-1-9822 Lag Belt. *SPRING SPECIAL* Gd company & prolection. Rebullt·Plcture Tube also potential hunting dogl.
$85-21'' or 25'' Color SAINT Bernard -male, * 2 YEAR WARRANTY AKC, 3 yrs, good with
Installation Ava.liable children. lttake o l re r .
Rice's Televiaion Servtce 548-9797
formerly Mesa North Center AKC Dachshund pups. Xlnt TICKETS TO
LED ZEPPELIN
CONCERT
1 Blck s. ot Baker 546-6002 lood BEAUT I FUL antique • • (S d l temperament, Champ b open ;r-J ays 1•-· rt ty Wlmd Austrian Baby Grand ; "'""'a, P P · s or
Please c;all ebony finish. Xlnt cond. Magnavox astrosonlc phono. wkdys aft 4pnl, 968-9332
"-Ao_,,.. Must Sacrifice this treasure am/Im combination, good OBEDIENCE class to ll'tart .....,..,00... ~1 ~300 cond. Estate sale, Must sell J 20 w~ 7 30 * F C t Onl * .. -. . $300 67" "~ u.ne ' cu : pm. or os y l2 PEDAL Wurlitzer Organ -'\iii. ;ii~iiifiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Beach/Irvine area
GAS BBQ, heavy duty Fal-Like nu cond. Estate Sa.le • _,,..... __ ,_,.~--~-~~
con Mark V $105, RCA home Must Sell, $500. GT:.-5250 l ______ __,Jl S BEAUTIFUL. EXOTIC entertainment center w/Zl" '-e~Y~AM~A~H_,.A_""'_u_ced __ to_:_ frM to You Afghans, 1 yr, AKC, S50 &
rolor TV, $1200 new-, sell $550 nrm up. 962--6956 alt 3. ;295. Beautiful extension
di I tab) ·= 10' r & 644-8676 LHASA Apso pups, AKC re&· n ng e """'• so a 1-~--'~~:0,..---3 Linea, 2 Times, $2.00 14 wk• w/all shots, !-·able. chai.sc $75, Walnut cabinet Pinno, Cable-Nelson, v•
$10, Gas ti.repl.ace logs $20, Spinet, Xlnt cond, xlnt for apt. 544-9314
Canopy bed $40, Other items ____ 493-=~1245=----ADORABLE kittcna, 6 wks, 2 SCOTI'Y female. AKC. 14
(2131 592-1601, fe, 3 ma., grey, blk/v,.ht. '\\'ks, champion background.
* AUCTION * Sporting Goods 130 ~!~· -~ulfy. Nttd love. $125. 545-7361 ......,....UV'I Keeshound AKC, 8 mo's old. Fine -r:.._, .. ,_ M98 MVASER, V24, HMM, D $50 Beau"'·' d~ ~WIUCl,Ll<O • ..Al\ Enti Id 17 ARLING little guppies, . <UW vo• &: Appliances ruce ~· e 19 U.S. beagle/poodli::, 6 weeks old, Call 642-4.205
Auctiorui: Frlday, 7;30 p.m. 30-06, nice $50. Springtteld looklng for homes, 557-40Il BEAUTIFUL AKC Beagle Windy's Auction Barn i\3-03 l~te ~1• new $90. aft 6 p 10 k 1 $50 AU military. 5574885. pm uppy, w s, ma e. •
20751Ai Newpoi;t. CM ~ GOLF Clubs, MacGregor, 10 \VK m -& t Labrador I * 83J..1526 *
Behind Tony s Bldg Mat I. new, Nicklaus Heritage, Shep. pups. Potential hunt-"PULi'' Hungarian Sheepdog
REFRIG $45., tall freezer complete. Cost $450. Sell ers 494-9822 Laguna Beach. AKC reg, top '\\'inning dogs ~~ 7 d "'l: ~ "'° '189 uo """ F E I in US. 714/783-2975 -!'.....,,, rawer ma y _,.,,,...,.,...... .~ R E pupp es,
deik $75., 5' metal c o...et SURFBOARD 6•8.. Jnflnit C o 11 ie/Shephenl/Husky, COLLIE Puppies, AKC, 6
$7.50, {.'()flee & t1vo e_nd tbles clear with red Ni.us. Ai tor lnlormatlon can 847-2875 v.•ks old. $100. Tl'i & SaWe.
$l2., vanit)_' $8., pmcapple justable box !in. Just like FREE to good home, male, , aft Gpm -545-1512
bed $10., crib $8.50, gas {.'On-ne1v $70. 642--4096 bl k & h' 6 k necton 75c ea. Misc. USED ' • • ac w ite puppy, w s, HorHI 856 USABLES, 2560 Newport TV, Radio, Hif11 Gd. tor child, 842-8458 --'-;.;_ _____ .;...;.~I
Blvd, C.M. Tues thru Sat. Stereo 836 * FREE KITIENS* HORSES lor Sale, ~g. Appy
FOR Sal '64 o 1 770 1 Calleo, 3 black, 1 Colt. 1~~ yrs, good cokr; e: ass c BEFORE YOU SEU. Siamese. can 962-3807 Bay e:eldlng 3% yr; ~~
American M o t or .s • 8 ./ CHECK US Quarter % Welch 13 yni. l-ii cylinder, 4 new tires, good Our trad . allow (2) BLACK kittens 8 wks, 1 p •£ Welch 1 T . ci a:as mlleage, $250. Thomas 6 in ancet are M, 1 F, weaned & hsebrkn. oa, 711 yrs. a
electric organ $35, Girl's the talk of the town. Top Mother Russ Blu 642-77G8. avail. 493-1245 20" bike $20 Car rack ;s trade dollars on your old FOR SALE: S nar old 546--7945 · Hi-Fi gear now. Bring in all TI10robred mare and Year-~==-~----your used equipment lor the ,---~---, r ~-b ~ ,. ~·rt 1 MAHAL oriental rug, 9:'<9· deal you never thought pos. l • 1r~ l ing '""'" ro:u co" '-""t 100 yr old patch work quilt: Bible HARBOR Hl,FI 1780 Pltl Md S.....S r. ~~ -Nasrulla line . ~~~En~;~: w~~ N~. C.M. 64&-0l23. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~ I% ARAB, 3 Yr beauty,
dishes set or 10· twin beds STEREO: 1973-240 Watt #"!.-I ISO gentle but spirited. Ca11 maple~ Other' I t e m s '. Garrard mod~. prof sized Pets, vwnera after 5 PM,
&12-4553 I changer, Jensen air ATTENTION PETS! 644-5400
BRUNSWICK Gold Crown ~;~~M!>X P ~~~ s 8 Home away from home, HORSES Boarded, ridin&:
pool tables, 4\.9 x 9. Snooker track deck, orig $410, now built jmt tor yoo! arena & tratbl. 20271 Acacia
5 x 10, offer. Pinball & $l80. Was left unclalmed. Boarding/Grooming !)46.28i8 St. S.A. Heights. 644-5.lT1 Arca~e games $75 up. C.om· Still brand new In box and TALK I NG Parrot-Amazon BEAtrr. Gelding. Partially
c:irciandl slot.~~ ~,;k~EOO· guaranteed. Cash or small Yellow Head, w/wroua:ht gymkhana tralned. $400.
ve or....-. .,._..,.._ pymts. 89J.-0501 iron cage $175. 642-4122 or Ca1l 962-5375
3 MO. old 8' Deluxe Gem Top 3 STEREO am/fnl com-548-1292 "u~.-ve-..,-m-e-th!ng--yo-u_w_an_t_to
Camper shell f~ pickup, bination, Packard Bell. Daily Pilot Want Ads have sell? Classified ads do It
perfect shape, original cost 493-1245 barp1na plore. well -call NOW 60--5878.
$350. Owner sacrltlclng for 1 'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;~i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~----i;;;ii;;;iiiiiii;;;~ii;;;~~~. $285. 646-6581, 4pm-8 pm. 11
WANTED-USED
ORIENTAL RUGS
\\.'ill pay cash. (213) 874·2S42
collect.
KNEE-high lace-upN $25.
Record albums Sl-$2. V\V
snow chains, spool-tops.
641--36Z!
l\lOVlNG sale -Fantastic
household furnishinga ' +
clothing. 3 2 6 ~hester,
C.M.
KffiBY vacuum with attach.
ments $45. Golf cart bag
combination fl. Brova1ie
eamera $10. 842--2690.
WANTED small honaehold
items, jewelry & mlac.
642-7009 Sat/ sun aft s.
J\I EMBERSHIP -Dana Point
Yacht Club. $400
713·545-5294
\VATER Softener, Refiner,
tam sz. Lifetime frbgls. Sell
cheap. 54~7581 24 hrs.
ESTATE SALE; Natural Autumn Haze Mink Stole.
AftC'r 6: 552-9715
HOME MADE FUDGE
$1. a bag. st5'-£8&1
Sell ldl~ Items .. , •.. 642-$18
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3
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PRIVATE bm: llall&. 12x'.10 WAHr SI.JP tor 25• Seva,y
autonuiUc .-.tettr'• U&:hk:d rent or trade. I °"'.,;
arena, wuh radm, a1J this pawnlhop. Prefer Newport
for SJ:;. \Vf' 1'ffi:l Y<>Wli Beach. 6-1>5595 9'79--0J50 ~ start a drill te&m. ~ Speed & Ski 911
MEMORIAL DAY
SPECIAL
Motor Home•
Salo/Roni Ml
Apollo. Pacesetter, Baron,
Jamboree, Roblnhood -
We've got 'em at
Troll•n. Troyel 962 Autot Wanted
SMALL CAR 0 W N ER S . '72 rtANCHRRO :iCJO. JSl Vfl. IMPORTS WANTED
U::lokillg lot' a rooa:iy, OOM· lo mil~. Make olftr. 01'~e Cnunty'1
PACT TRAILER'!' Head fOl' 60-411'5 TOP $ BUYER
a full aize ~ vacation V•nt 963 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
with tbe l...ad;)'bu& -designed J.88S1 Beach Blv ;.
for small cars.. Specially H. &•ch Ph. 847..a&Q ~~ ""&~.;,.~: WANTED AUIOI, lmportoa 970
to, San Juan Capistrano e THE FlllEST IN
Trailers, Utility '47 TICKETS TO USED IMPORTS e
SMALL CAR Ow NE Rs . LED ZEPPELIN e THE FINEST IN
U>oking for , roomy, <-om, CONCERT IMPORT SERVICE e
1>act tra.iler? Head for a full Please caU Do yourself a favor and lUt1e
1dze camping vacation .,..,Ith see us first. Open Tues.
the Lactybug . designed for 548-7881 and Thurs. ~ 9, Sat-Sun
small can. Specially pl"il·l'd * For Coit Only * ti! 5.
thru May only_ $ 3 2 4. ·n i-'Olill Van E 240, 123 rE\JACI EAN AUTO'\
493-07ll. 32981 Calle Pe-rfec-""'--v V 8 / /b \~ ') ........ "'u an, -p &, P . , ~ rw11---."\ to, San JUIUl Capistrano. Xtras! Less than 6,000 1111 ., ~ ~.1 &.w..
4X.'l STURDY util box trier, $3450, 536-3828 aft 4 mo._.,._ em. .... -· -
970Autoo, lmf'Urtod
HUllY
, ..... ttll f9t.
... 0....111, 1200,
t10 ... Plcbp
At ... 9N prk.e
NEW DATSUN PICKUPS
All COLOIS TO CHOOSI PIOM
IMMIDIATI DlllYllY BUY or LEASE
xlnt i;,... • """'· Ball 1971 Doda• Sr!OO, 6 cyL aic, ALFA ROMEO furn. Wlred f(lr' Ii t es. auto, Rl.H, cuslom bll. -~-~~~~~~~~~! ~ne~1_'Uif· Xlnt. cond.l--,69-A_LP_l_IA_R_O_>_IEO--BMW BMW
1; '7'2 OOocE VAN, ,. ton. 3 8f.f.~Vcloce. P1ivate pty.1 __________ ----------
1, .. 1 'pd "and, 318 'n g. i~~----LEAS[ A GOOD ...........
"'.;;;;;;;;;;;;'.-•I "'fu'-"~""R~c-e_'_"'_&_·,;,s:;.i-' _' _0~'1 ___ A_U_D_I__ SELECTION OF
'71 FORD Chob \\'n<o• Van. 1 '1'.l Audi IOOLS 4-<lr air 1973 BAV'1RIA USED BMW's
Ton. Auto. V,,, ~1250. Cal! cl'"'1, Riviera 0blue. 013295: 11 Sports, Race, Rods 959
1921 "T" Rdstr. Jag
rear-end, Pontiac eng, &
Turbo-hydro. 646-.230.>
Trucks 962
4'1--&tlX\. >lll,5122. CREVIER BMW 1971 BAVARIA
Autoo Wonted 968 _A_U_S_T-IN_H_E_A_LE_Y_ Solo.,""'~"", "'"''ng 197219B70AV2002ARIA
208 \V. 1st St., Santa Ana 83Sr3171 1971 2002
1972 2002 INSTANT CASH! '69 Austin Healy BMW
KENDON '67 TOYOTA WE ARE IN
OESPERATE NEED
OF GOOD, CLEAN
FOREIGN CARS
TOP DOLLAR-Paid
For Or Notl
Sprite
4 f.'yl. 4 speed, beautiful
burn1 orange exterior, Un-
mal'ulate (105BLQJ.
I Bob McLaren, Inc.
Salt·s St•tvh:e l..t.•11s1• I
1969 1600
CREVIER BMW MOTOR HOMES STOUT PICKUP
707 N. Harbor, S.A. With CAMPER Shell. C8J5..
--~~554'=,C'-'OO:CC3;o,3~---I CPH).
27' TRit.\1CO $1099
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
25' I.:'lSt:t1VERER
211'-22' CON'flNENTALS
20' PRil>E &. JOYS
VAN CON\ BRSI'.JNS
~-1c1 e Setvicc • Rentals 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Call or co1ne in to see us.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
$1377
St>C" It -i'ou"U Buy It
al}eait ltwi& W TOYOTA
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-930.1
U.-1\Si' n 1973 Bavaria. A, C Sales -Servh•t> -Leasing
& Ai\!IFM for $137.86 J"l('r 2(1.,'! \\'. 1~1 $1 ., Santa ,\nu
1110, Of)l'n end. 850 No. Bearh 835-3171
Blvd .. La Habra. I----------
TI4-f>n.5.3.t1
Like to Trade? Our 1'radl'r's
Paradise column is for you!
today ... 642-5678
Need a "Pad"? Place an ad!
You'll find it In Clam.ified
TIME FOR
FOR ACTION •••
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED AD
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
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SALES-SERVICE· LEASING
OVERSEAS Dt:UYERY
ROY CARVER, Inc.
2J4 t":. 17111 St.
C~ta MeM 546-444-1
CAPRI
~
NOW OWN THE
FABULOUS 1973
CAPRI
\\"llh 2,00J 4 t•ylhlflcr or V·6
(111)(1111'. \\'ilh or withoul
de<-or ~roup, .so1nC' \\ illi sun
roor ur IArKlau lop, pov.'er
dis<.." bt'ak1--s, s1yle &!HI
Wh('('I . radiul tires. buf.'krt
:;:;l.'a1s, OROEll YOUltS
i\'.O\\".
$2789
OR 11-... YOU PREFER
'71 CAPRI
tZ'\7COrtl
$1789
GUSTAFSON
Lincoln-Mercury
lG~ Bl'ach 111 \Varner
lluntington Beach
842,S844 * 1213) 592.5544
''Home of the Viking''
'12 2000, A~·l 'FM, decor
group. Rt>st offl'r! can aftrr
6 or anyt..lme weelrends,
""""" * Danmar Inc. * 13.'IO, liarbor Blvd., G.G.
531·6600
'68 CHEV. ~2 Ton with
camper shell. V-8, stick shift,
radio. Camper shell fully
paneled & insulated. Very
gooci condition. has only
42,000 miles orig. owner.
544-8874.
~,VE=P=A~Y-o-=TO"P""'oo=LLAR77""''1 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmport.d 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported. 970 __.;.,,;,.,,:._""'--'-~~~~~=--..:...~....-,~--
26' CHRIS Craft, xlnt cond. * CAf.1PER Sllells fOL' sale
thruout, sis rndlo, head, or rent. All makes &.
golll'y, ~.leeps 4. PC'rf. for models. 2941 Grace Lane,
your 1st cruiser. Everything Bldg G, C.r..t.
aboard you need. Owner CAMPER &. trailer repairs &
will be abonrd Sun. l\1a.y 27 supplies also van con·
lhru Sun. June 3rd. t.lal'ina versions. 858 W. 18th, C.M.
Dunes, Newport B ca ch , C I B'ikas "[)...12." ye... I
'72 SABRE' Craft 18' Conv. Scooters 925
hrdtp, 120 1/0, OMC under John'• Racing Cycles so hrs, all duh instruments * BUL TACO * & compwi, Conv. seats,
stern seats & l"Over. Bottom -IEADQUARTERS FOR
paint Vanson trlr, Ideal fain DESERT, MOI'O X TT
boat for fresh/salt. Cruise, Accessories.
fish, ski, ask'g $ 3 9 :-i O Harbor at Wilson, C.M.
963-5567orMS-1451 646-4655or64&-~~
2-1' SCHIADA inbnl.. Cuddy '67 Triumph 650
cnhln, head, elect retrlg, E.-.:lend<'d front end, custom
sink, trim tabs, radio, Chrys exhaust. New paint, tires.
4•KI cng, 82 hrs. ·randen1 Lo fl11leage. E.xcellent con·
trier, slip, $7950. 64;1-6235 dition. $600.00 642-0433 Sat.,
20' SKIP Jack, less than 2 SUn., Mon. only.
yn old. FUJI equp'd, 16> hp BICYCLE SALE
Next lo G.G. Datsun FOR. TOP USED CARS
e SALES e 11 __your car ii extra clean,
see us first.
BAUER BtnCK
2925 Harbor Blvd. • SERVICE • e RENTALS e
EXPLORER
'5.5 FORD 'Ai ton PU, Olds
engine, hydro. new pa.int.
$550. 548·5122.
Costa Mesa 979-2500
Have something you want to
sell? Classified ads do Jt
OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803
Sell irlle ilP1ns • _ . 642 56781 well -call NOW 642-5618.
Cycles, Bikes_, Cycles, Bikes,
Scooters 925 -Scooters 925
llUNTINGTON BEACll
ILLNESS In ramily causes
sa1e of 1972 Luxury Balboa
Motor Home. Purchased 9
mo ago: Chevy V-8 eng,
PfS, P/B, sho w er, ~
Monomatic tollf't, air >
furnace & extras. Xlnt cond. " ~~il~lld~:·~~~~1:! ~
Antiqua Way, Dover Shores, c
Nl'Wport Beach 642-9980. ""' '" 1973 Dlsoo\·£'rer and Sundial
Motor Homes for rent, make j:
reservations for Summer ,.r-
00\\'. Phone Miss Bennet at
Bob Longpre Pon~lac.
892.6651 or 636-2500. ~
NEW, Explorer. 24'. full
equip. Sips 8. airtgen,
lowest rate!, no mileage,
552r>292
~ %
WAREHOUSE SALE WARIHOUSE SALE
JUST ARRIVED
FROM ITALY
SOLD ONLY IN THE CRATE
Easy To Assomble • Sup« Ll9htwol9ht
10 SPEED BICYCLE
ALL COLORS • All SIZIS
::: ,.
110; incl trlr $ 6 5 0 0 • NEW 10 SPEED ITALIAN
645-4280. 548-9383 BICYCLES $59.95. Beach
30' TROJAN, FB, TS, $9,500 Blcycles,. 800 E. Ballxla
Top oond. See to appreciate. Blvd., Balboa 675-7282.
644-1836 19121 '~. 1.,3 vtdson, 65
2 3' BRUM1.IET-r.1andella ''CC 15 orig mllis~ bi'and nu, g
Kl day cruiser, sleeps 4, 427 $275. Under w~. 640-0172 MOTOR OOmc rental. '73
FORD. $6500. 673-6897. llAR:Jw 'Qu•'nn' 'lO ~. full overland 24'. SpeclaJ off lti. "'l"' season rates. Com p. "' 18' GLASPAR ln/outbrd. ca1npy Phil \Vood hubs seU-eonl, afc. 558-0952 >
leauttfully painted & striped
with chrom• forks
ONLY
0
% .. ..
Volvo engine, full canvas Cost s7oo. 3 y,;ks old, sell ,..
Dodge chassis, still Under
; covers. $1800. 8?.0-6198 aft 6 $525, 846-3<'.42 '73 21' FIREBALL on l·lon '" $79 95
3;)' O\VENS Ct'Uiser. Terrific 197l YA.'1AHA 360 Enduro. warr. 5500 n1i. Priced to ~ e ,
savings. Loaded, Mus I \\'ill take best otter. sell. 545-3766 Eves. ; ..,
sacrifice! &i4-5ioo 494-4001 Rent A Motor Home " _,
Boats, Sail 909 * 1913 HONDA 350 a.. * for your Vacation % RIH)ular ~
* * * $;.mac C:O::. Lo Mil,;::~ * 531-6800 * 0 $140.00 w
Russell Janssen * 1973 HONDA 350 CL * e=-"·1:1="'u~·71,~n-m-e~M~H~23"1=21"· ' ~ Value ~O
114 Lome Lane #3 Immac Cond. Lo Mileage "pl11&h" rree znileage &
San Clemente $650 * * * 496-1900 Insur. Pri. pl y. 8.1R---05..'t3 ~ e Campanola Derailer e Aluminum Chain Protec-~
! You !ll"e the winner o1 1970 HONDA SL90 Scrambler 8~il IT. Holiday Clllnper, ,-ton • Aluminum Center Pull Brake • Aluminum •
J TWO FREE TICKETS perfect condt., Hke new. Jacks, shocks, oven, boat, m Gear Protector • Aluminum Kick Stand • Safety ~
to the $195. 962-7689 nice and elean $700. 847-7.435 c!Reflector Side &: Rear • Aluminum Handle Bars ~
l Southern Califomla =~7..69=Trl07u_m_p7h"500""--* 1969 BALBOA * ;: e High Grade Gum Tires • Alumlnun1 Wide Flange ..,
MOBILE HOME SHOW Good Condition -$liOO like ~~co. ~~ ~~ air. •Hubs e Quick Release Hubs e Factory wrapped ~
May l6th thni June 3rd * 645-3245 * -=~"~'="'"'-O~=c:-'="---1 "1 -at the '72 20' ESCAPADE cuatom z: &. Plugged Handle Bars. "' ANAHEIM STADIUM USED BICYCLES Doda•. ,;r, .u em.,. Sale 0 '"
2000 Stat. (Joll'gc Blvd.. Mo
All Types * &\2-1272 o• tr•"· 494--42 C ~
Anahelni tor Homes 17: ~. D~Z~ on '73 = NEWPORT IMPORTS § 1 Please call 642-5678, ext 314 Sele/Rent 940 Dodge. fully sell contained. Ill ...
t lo claim your tickets. !North 714-5.'i.2-7002 .-> 3100 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach = County toll tree nuniber is Deluxe Winnebago 945 C
541).WJ.) * * 0o:;"1~:· :~:e ~hip! ~;:ii:~~::·~. TT rt. m 642•9405 ~
, LIOO 14 · No. 3726 "'/Ira.lier. "List" ft in classified, Ship Good condition. All extras.
, 1 yr. old. Ulln1:m hoard, to Shore Resulls! 642-5618. 642-0574 or 492-8209 WAREHOUSE SALE WAREHOUSE SALE
!'Udder, sails. f\.leasured. 970
! Kept tr~lde. Sailed JO Umes. Au_1_0:1.1ljimlpoiiinii.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiAjiutjioji1ji,jiljimlpoiiirtjiodiiiijiiiijji9jj7ji0jjjjAjjujjtjjojj1,jjjjlmjjpoliirtiiodiiiiiiiiii9ii7ii0jjAjiujjtojisjj,iiliim~po·r·tod··~97_0 714'"'8--5009
! SCHOCK Endt'avor. 2 6'
1 fiberglass sailboat, full race t equip, Ylith or 1vithout J NeytpOrt mooring. 6-14-2614
~ FACI'ORY 2nds. Nnples
Sabot fonn $165. Also un-
' finished plyv;ood dinghy $45.
642-5195 * SEAQUEST 26' * • Slps 5, galley, head, motor
cushions, hinged mast. Xlnt.
$5500. 846-2439
LIOO 14 Con1pl \\'fl.railer
$950. de Anza Bayside i Storage or call { 7 1 4 )
328-:f'69
' LTOO 14, Fully equipped.
't' cover & trailer, many cx-
lTa11. $1000. or best offer.
5.14-521.1.
' HOBlf: 16 : nr!y nu, y,•/a11
ractng gear; tro.ttcr, trnpctt
etc, call dlly11 5.i7-5511 or
'eves 640-0597
HOBI E 14 Ca!n1nnrnn. Vl·ry
good t.-onliilion. New tram-
poline. $150. 491-1664 Jeff
]8' MERCURY Clasg.
Fibe.rglau, dacroo Milt, ~ steel 1rlr, nu paint. 542-7880
LIDO 14 $6:iO
OR OITER ~ CALL 67l-W9 EVENINGS
I KITE 651. blue h u 11
w/traller. $500.
Call eftel' 6 pm S'B-80Tt
12' YANKEE built Mlnutc
• Man. 'miller. Cover.
Complete. 644-(658
l6' SNIPE aallboat
"·/trailer, $400. ·-· VENTURE 21' Must 8Cll.
Hett offer bY June 3 m.-
CORONADO 25
xlnt cond, prtv pty 644--6.S37
sen Idle lttms . . . 00·5878
"
'69 FORD
F-2$1 PICll:UI'
SOfdlll, ~ ~·
a,H, ..-"""""'' •Ir Tool t:olL l)l lSD.
$2795 ----
71 OATSUH
Jlt 1-DGOll. ,.u10 .• R .. H. Glr cond., ,.,.,.
1'1111111111rn. ~pal~!. 1..lc.
NG. $.Sol Ol"W.
$1895 -----
* '70 OATSUH
U •t.OADITTl
$olvft wit~ -_.., f ~
trc;nt., 11.UI. N II "'9cloL
SE ...... $995
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P!ICfD 10 !!lU
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Lease Your 240Z
FROM
DOT DATSUN
AND SAVE$$
Only $114 Month
PLUS TA)!:
l4i MOS. OPIN INO LL\51
LOADED WITH EQUIPMENT
' lo.-tr-.. ... toncllllOf!lfltl, rnoo1. AMIFM J1ICllt.
tll!l'td '°'"" o11 11ie z·, ~-1,,,...
IMMlOIAn D•l.lvl .. Y
I
1'66
1'65
VW 2 door
.( lPHd, radio, heater. vinyl ln-
1.rlor. (TBP5l7)
vw llvg
~ '""'°'' radio, 11H11r, winyl 11>-l•rlor. ($AWOf9J '71 Y!.,!~.~ •• m"N" .. '2695 I e•Utnt Buw. (IMlf<UMI
1'67. ~oo •• ~ter, vlnyt lnlerlar, >:Int. condition. (WXA11DI '71
''68
''69 vw ...
ltMlo, •tw,
IVIH.W)
LAaGE SELECTIO BUS S, CAMPIR
FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK
AND MANY OTHER FINE CARS.
Autos, New 980Autos, New 980Autos, New
•
TheMO#T6
CAR'O Is Having A Great Year!
1973 MONTE CARLO
with automatic transmission, air conditioning, VB
engine, power Sfffring and brakes, heater/de·
froster, whitewalls, vinyl roof cover, mirrors,
bock-up ligflts,·wheel covers, etc.
$
NOW ONLY
... •t. ~o.1JIJ/lf" lanQ.,.,
Only '9822 per mo. on approved credit
for thirty-six months lease!
12 ELEGANT NEW AND USED '73 MONTI CARLOS
IN STOCK NOW FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
HOWARD
CHEVROLET
Mac Artlmr and Jantoree Boulemls ""'"'" .. _
OPIH lODA'f Offtt Good Tkru W•d., Mty )0
I
I
DAJLV PILOT
_....... ~ I -·-I~ I .......... l§J l -..... l§J I _..... l§J I .......... l§J ! , __
970 ~ im,lllld '70 Autos, I
MERCEDES BENZ • 1mfl ort..i 970 Autot. Imported 970 j Autoo, '""'"""" 970 Autos, lmporied 970 Autos, lmpo"od 970 "-""' 1 rfelll
I "'"''"T -RAT JAGUAR TOYOTA DATSUN DATSUN ""' FIAT
12 DATSUN s-,,. c • '68 Rat 850 Cpe , --·10 nAT "' sp...,. Xln1. '71 .lcKjuor XJ.6 MllDA "II RX4. 1o mu... ~ .:.~.~·~r 1973 DATSUNS Low Mll ... An.at NI« ta, 69 FtAT SPIDER ~;.,t~·: . .'i'.""293:" Sedans ~Ima: wry ...... *SPECIAL*
'70 MERCEDES BENZ
TOYOTA SALE
AT
Pr•O.valuation
PRICES
BRAND NEW
1972
UlOO MH:l91 ALL MODELS CXDA2UI. Roads...-. Onnge ex"""''· 3 color& to choose from '
'68 DATSUN' Pickup 1lOO cc. $899 IYDATU). ';;,:. ·-~~~· !:r ~·.;Red. Silv.,. and Bl""'. all MERCEDES BENZ
Good ......... condition. IN STOCK BILL MAXEY $1399 mk otter. Call ...ru .,., In beautllul ~itlon ,__ _____ _
g;;o.;=0~,';:"'~'!r BARWICK IMPORTS TOYOTA BILL MAXEY ~toF;;~'.'1~~· Alr Cood, '68 Mercedes 280 SL CPE ROSTER
"' >10 srA. w.,, .. """"'' :U:, c;.:-;.1noca':.:~";:"' IAAl!t B>:•CH BL '47-8'15 TOYOTA JAGIJ_AR NEWPORT 280S Sedan
Sparkling polar wh i t e , Auto. trans., ~· I.act.
automatic, power steering, cond., W-S-W b.lW. lint.
Auto Trani, Afr Cood, Power air conditioning, both hard &fass. CT~). wfwhtte Interior. 4 tpd, 493-3375 or gn..1375 llUNTJNGT0:-1 nr:ACll 18881 BEACl-l B~ 847..8555 100111 XRE Roadster. Quiet, IMPORTS
$2300. 615-2563 t.rusr .ell '69 Dataun. Xlnt 1971 }'lAT. Sport Spyder, S 1-IUNTINGTON BEACH clean, r as t. Gentleman's 1 W Steering, ~er Window1, &: aoft tops. All accessories. $2563
Need a "Pad"! Phlce an ad! nmninl cond. Radio Ir: apd, xlnt cond. moo. or l-'ast resulll are }usl a pOOne sporting machine. $3,LOO. 3 OO · i42'~" N.B.
Call &l2-5118. heater. Best ofler. 5f>7-2568 make oUer. Call ~2813 call away -642-5678. 640-1608. •
AM/FM, Gara,a:e kept con. Low mileage. Call lor an $AVE NOW
dlllon. SAVE appointment to aee thl& ex· AT certionally m a ill ta in e d Autos, N-9IO Autos, -9IO Auto&, NI'* 980 Autos, Now 9IO Autos, N-980 JAGUAR NEWPORT ~cix,'"16$.W:~\'rj•"•· ~to1. lf.mi4
••••••••••••••••••
• "AT CUSTOMER REQUEST" •
• REPEAT OFFER • ••••••••••••••••••
DON 'T MISS YOU CANNOT
PAY MORE THAN ..
THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY:
•LTDS
•TORINOS
•GALAXIES
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
THAT'S RIGAT FOLKS ••• $99
OVER DEALER INVOICE PLUS
$90 DEALER PREPARATION,
FACTORY RETENTION FEE,
SALES TAX & LICENSE
AUTHORIZED SALES
AND SERVICE
WE BUY CARS
IMPORTS MG -morA 3100 W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
64Z.94GS '72 MG Midget 1966 Harbor, C.M.
ltllbn111E; llluh11'•
Ol!'ll I •• .:Ji ..1,1 • J•.
JAGUAR XJ-6. ·n. Im-
maculate-"''hite/bl.ack in·
terior, Priced for quick
sale. $6700. 642-3121
1972 JAGUAR E TYPE
2 + 2
TOIAI factory Equipped,
NE\V CAR (#3703).
$8765.43
JIM SLEMONS • cy1, • ·-· radio, F.con-IMPORTS omy Specla.I. racing green, k> miles. !XNM.635).
MERCEDES BENZ $2477
Atrl'HORIZED
SALES & SERVICE
Jim SlemoM
Imports
1301 Quall
Newport Beach
833-9300
See It · You'll Buy It nm Le.wi&
-TOYOTA
1966 Harbor, C.M.
'69 TOYOTA 2 DOOR
4 cylinder, 4 speed tra.nsmls-
sion. (ZWA938 I.
$989
GUSTAFSON
Lincoln·Mercury
lGro:I Beach at Warner
~lltan111E; llliltun.
ENTER FROM MacARTHUR
50 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
MGB Huntington Beach --~...:_: ___ 842-U44 * (213) 592-5544
lll'l'llll 1 .i.:J~k ~111 ! >1"'1.1 . " •, '· . . ' ... '69 MGB
Blue with black upholstery.
Sharp New Car
't9 KARi\.IANN GHIA con-• Trade-ins . I
vertible excellent condition Coming In Every Day
S.12-9407, or 5..li-3551 ' Ask About Our Unique 0 E
GREAT transportation~ ·57 Used' Mercedes Lease ____ P_L:.._ __
Karmann Ghia $395. Call Plans '70 0 el GT ""'m2 att 6 pm House of Imports P
MAZDA 4 Spd, Orange, Lo\\' • IO\V 6862 l\.tanchester, Buena Park Miles, Nice Car. (775FTL).
1-------on the 55;,'';,,,,Ana Frwy $2149
BOB LONGPRE MERCEDES 1972 350 SL BILL MAXEY
LAGUNA IMPORTS
998 5 COAST HWY
Laguna Be;ic.h .Ca 4~4 1075
KARMANN GHIA
''Home of the Viking''
'70 Toyota
Mark II 4 Dr.
4 cyl, auto, radio, heater,
tinted Klass, a real bargain.
C796BQCI.
$1577
See It -You'll Buy It
..Pm ltmiA W TOYOTA
MAZDA
NOW OPEN
Cpe., elxmy black beauty, TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. &16-9JO'I
air. at/am/fm stereo, 40i\I 1 I
mHos. radials, looal owner IB88l BEACH BL. '47"'555 72 TOYOTA '
12,000 mi car . can lease. HUNTINGTON BEACH CEUCA I
1580FRC) Ask (or Bob. e '69 Opel G.T. Tires & . DLR. 714 -833-9300 engine in good c 0 n d 4 Spd, Air Cond, BeautUuI All Models Ready MERCED.ES 1970 250 Cpe. Reasonable. 499-3275. · turquoise finish (753EKR) !
For IMMEDIATE ~/~· ~~~··~1~t"1.'.:':!.: PORSCHE BILL$2M69A9XEY
D I• 1 throughout (798DLK) Dir. . e 1very. 714 _ .. ,...,,300 ·10 PORSCHE 911 T. s ,... TOYOTA
2001 E. 1st SANTA ANA J\fERCEDES '71 JOO SEL mag whls, ~00-day 5a8-7R71 63 G Mtall'. & bl k 64~0. eves/wknds HUNTlNGTONBEAOI .. .. "· rey e IC ac 497-1077 18881 BEACfl BL. 007 Easy to Reach leather. The big luxury .~"""='="=----~ * Maxda 173 Rotary * sedan with sunroof. 1004925) !1~ P 0 RS CH~. red •72 Toyota
$66 MONTH Low mlleage; DLR. 833-9300 "''1&«!1~0r"~rl Corono Cpe
36 MONTHS O?EN LEASE h1ERCEDES 71 300 SEL 3.5. , • Will accept trade-ins Blue m~tallic-blue l~ath~r. 7~ PORSCHb E 9~T, very 4 .cyl, 4 speed, ~dio, heater,
CALL MR. FRY S42-6666 Low mileage • Michclm. c ean, rown, ski hOlders, 11:;~ ne\\'. beige exterior,
H t B h (003022) DLR. 833--9300 Ai\1/FM, 837-8910 black lnterktr (50ll"WA). un • eac 1970 MERCEDES s. .. 280 TOYOTA s2111
SE. air, P"'T windows, llhr, -------
MAZDA stereo, very clean, $5950. '70 TOYOTA Mark II wag.
675-TlSl Am/rm, radials, xln't cond.
M B '70-250 Sect, air, P/S, $1500. 833-2450, ext 435 days.
P/B, M1/F?wl. radials, Aft 5/wknds 675-5089.
173.31 Beac:1 Bl. 842·6666 great buy! Pri p I y . '11 TOYOTA Co r 0 11 a
It's a breeze ... sell your 714::>36-1603 Economic, Good lransporta:
$AVE NO\V
AT
~m lt.mia W TOYOTA
it~ms \•:ith. ~ase, ~ Dally For lha1 i1en1. under $50, try tlon $900. 968--0.158 1%6 llarbor, C.l\1. 646-93031 l •=:-;;:;=---..==-..=---==-::--~--<9',.,,,_o-:-.,---..----=C7'-c--=---=~l~P::;'lo::t C-CIOi"'::"C~>0~d.~64~2-~5'.c-;78iiM. 1 the Penny Pincher. Sell idlr;t!tA?: ··•;. 3J2-..')67fl , You'll find ii 10 Classified
lrAu;;;;t;;;;o';;;• ;;;;N;;;;"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;8;;;0 A;;";;'o;;';;;· ;;;N;;;•w;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;8;;;0A;;;u;;to;;•;;· ;;N•;;w;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.;·-;;;;;;;;;;;;';,;'°;,,;A;,;u;;;to;;s,;;N;;•;;w;;:;;;;;;;;;9;,;80;_ Autos, Used 990 I Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 1 Autos, Used 990
Harbor American I Jeep
HAS GONE
A USED AND NEW AUTOMOBILE
NEW 1973 HORNET EXAMPLE I
A REAL GAS SAVER $AVE $ $ $
'69 CHEVROLET IMPALA
VI, power 1teeri1tg, power br•lr•'·
1ir colld., vinyl roof, (ZUY9Jll
'70 DODGE MONACO
VI, euto. tr~n1 ., air cond .. power
1l•erin9, pow•r br~i.e1, vinyl roof. (792EM5l
WHOLESALE $J 70000
OUR PRICE $ J 650°' .
$50 UNDER WHOLESALE
'71 MATADOR
F•clory 1ir, VI, 111torn1tic tl'•nl., power 1t11ri119, power br1ke1,
rtdio, htilet, r1dial tirt1, lilre n1w. (66lDLHl
ONLY $1545 00 ONLY $1895
AT THESE PRICES CARS SOLD AS IS
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED • COME IN
NOW AND DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED
Harbor American I Jeep
833-2440 1969 Harbor Blvd. 645-7770
COSTA MESA
SALi GOOD Till• ,,M. SUNDAY MAY 27, 1973
All CAIS IUIJICT TO PllOI SAll, AND APPIOVID CRIDfT.
• •
•
SPECTACULAR SAVINGS
ON ALL 1973 CHEVROLETS NOW!!!
• Monte Carlos •
• IJgunas
• camaros t:::::ii
e Caprices
e Station Wagons e Monte Carlo Sunroofs e Laguna with
"Coach" Windows e Vega Hatchbacks & Kammback Wagons
~:--.!RECREATION TIME AT CONNELL'S
BLAZERS • 1/2 TONS • l/• TONS'
LUY PICKUPS AND LUY
BAJA· SURFER VAN.
EL CAMINOS-READY FOR DELIVERY.
•
CONNELL CHEVROLET
546-1200:, 2828 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA .
I '
........... "' TOYOTA .
TOYOTA
AUTHORIZED SALES
AND SERVICE
WE BUY CARS
~ lll.1111u 1" llllll111,·,
'" ' ·' ... .
VOLKSWAGEN
VW's
NEW & USED
_ ....... ----_ .....
LE S 10 COUGAR -m, wht ·72 RANCllERO :!00, !Ill V8 19'l1l Ml!:llCURY ......... A E ~ ~ii :rAll ,;:! w/blk -.... tnt,J:, "" ::0, olr, r/h. aoto, lllril~ otadan ...... air, plh, •-tt...., ~ ..._ La .,.. lo ~ c.JI lid I Pk, p/w, p/s. radio. $2900.
extras plua parts. Trad-.... -&&am., • c""'""--'J0,5020'-~---~-1973 C""" I &C • od on new Mercede s . Europe srno. m--7 -·-c--· 0' D -,,_ '61 GA.LAXJE, "' dr, p/ .. * * '69 P.1anJUll ~ "'"'DAN DE YI ••-• ~ -~ '"' COUGAR :m. ...._ al<, plb, R " JI, good Nl>Oer. Pari< w ... n. load rd I .n;; W . MA K Ill 'QI CONT. Yellow w/black pis. dlac brUel. MLS .ell, Belt ofter. 545-3ffl Sacriftce $1600. 615-G169 Aoto Tram Air Cond WSW '711 LINCOLN R vinyl top. Flll!y eqp'd., 4 $1SOO. cuh. 847.-
AM/FM ' St.reo ' Viayi V-8, •-tr ........ lon, new tins. Xlnt. 11150. ·~.w:iox/!i ~'S_ '""'~ ~·· OLDSMOllLE ROO! Power wfudowa 6 radio A healer, powu 11eer-m.4600 DODGE -·• -way• powe:r seat, Ieaitter Inf .t brak~, while sldt-.. ~.,c:--LIN"='~COLN=-,.,...""eon,..-!IQ;:,...-u""ta1...,., ---------I ·"'""'oo"lk"-. "54().::...;;7225=·----
upholstery, twilight tetrtinel, ~all tires, vin)1 top, leather xlnt cood., an extns. $1500. oorx;E '72 l,O-pa••. JEEP OSaJLD'"SM" -OBILE
lamp monitors, tilt & tele mteriar, power ~~ & 645-4280, 548-9383' apcrtavan. low m l le a , I---------
•n Pl'1ft-'t Dudor
BlllClf. wiitt. lilllck Vhtrl roof
and black lnttrior. 6 eyl,
Auto '1'rtnl.: power 11iY'l'inc.
radio. Maler, air coodiU.:.
lng, slill __. factory wv-
ranty, ont)r 1,..500 m.ile!i.
$3llt
PRICED TO llEU.
~lll.11 11111 '• ll\i1:.:i '·
,,~~... ... ~
wheel, Power Door Locks, 9e8.C"'"~~""l air coodi~, Joa.ded! vs. AJT PIS &tr, ,~0 .JEEP 2 whl dri"e, ~ Gft\(: TRUCKS
CNo221JiSV/ -·-· COUGAR dlac brilis. heavy duty ~ • .• nd. HONDA CARS PONTIAC
DAJLV PILOT
LEISE
1973 PONTIAC
GRAllD PRIX • .., ... _ _,Si
Powa-[k Bl'Un,
(»oil, J!All~ u -WSW, AMff'M Stere •,
Vtnyl Raof, Power WlD<
dows, (No. 3mS2) $111.
2 819 Locot)on•
5 MINUTES Fii.OM
COSTA MESA
2114 E. 1ST ST., S.A.
135-6531
$151 G~SON --· --------~·· =:" l;~~ne = ~2289~oro "6 ;'.~ • . UNIVERSITY OLDS _L_E_A_S_E_O_R_B_UY __
• M c;; .. uG,~., lffi-.. ,?= ~ 1n8~ (21.0FYB) Dir. c 'l 14 l MAVERICK 2850 Harbor Blvd. ·n lh-· . ...., n-,;.,,,_ .-.. me. Un~B· erc:ury ........ console.;;; ;;,..;i ~m.a:m~~====---1---------ta Meoa -DAVli° .Wss"" ""'tu.,&.;.,_ O.E.L.-0..U:.
per mo. wm Beach at Warner , ... board w/overnead .. ~ FIREBIRD 10 MAVERICK, ..... radio, * TORO. "73, Bmm. int. PONTIAC so. CAL
(4 Miles No. of
So. Cout Plua)
plus tax. 36 mo. O.E .L.-0.A.C. 1-luntlngton Beach trols; factory air, radio, good tires Int cond gold Loaded, lov.• mi., s1~1 , SO CAL 842-1144 e (213) 592.5544 =~~ -:.i-= 19611 F!REBIRD 400. tow Ile<!. 561~ • ' ~ U..... Pnv•I• party. 2W Hubor Blvd., ot ,-,;, 1st NAT IK
1 St ;,AT BK "Homo of tho Vlk;"ll" <"<>1>dJ1lo•>-lt'• a 'GS, but only mil•....,. Pl~ Radio. Etc. MERCURY 1. 073-J.181. Ori .... c..ta Mc.,. 546-8011 I EAS•NG N hu ~.(XX) miles! The low lmm:8c., cond . Sec to ap-1968 OLDS DEL MONT 4 dr, "69" GRAND PRIX -SJ
penonal inspection w i 11 _B:lh5490 ___ • ------m-8488 Gold wfblack Vinyl Top -15 MINUTES FROM
MISSION VIEJO
AREA
1442 SO. BRISTOL, S.A.
5464220
LEASING ~ price will shock you, and a prec1ate. $1400. 8.31·1314' Ol'l---A-V_A_l_L_A_B_L_E __ air, P/S, 'P/9, $995. Ph: Model -Fully equipped. 20D. ~~ Dr.
2001 MJ~laon Dr. • sway )'00. Muat seU. Call FORD (2) 1971 Mercury Colony L,_,.64""o"°w='s'""'9-....,--.-,-.. -,...-.. MUST SEIL. $1.!Xll or best <TI4' m-llaD C2'1l•
(nol) 833-a63.l (2l3) 9U-44l3 original owner, 524-5655 P1rk St1tion w...,s air cond., top rack, hitch. otter. S.1S52 '69 GTO. $1D. mA W. 1Ttb, •n UARK IV COUGAR 19'lO XR-7. Almost •n FORD LTD Coun._, Lie. No. 2 West. lite blue 644-1577 aft 6:30 a.ta tdH& eves befwem
(S.A. Frwy. East on
lat St. "" mi)
'69 CacllDac: f"""' .. 1 P3IX1 firm P/b pis t"'T 6 '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix,, ~"°~"~•m_. ------I V..S, automatic tranm1iaion, new cond. less than 12,000 Squire. Fact. air. Pit., pwr ·1 • · . '65 OLDS 4 door. Fair oond. •• ..-.. _000 , r--'an De VIiie tm radio, power steering & miles, factory war r. disc brk1. Best o If er. way seat, Ugga.gt rac • air $300 or make oner. ooe Ofmel', "'...,. ·_., ml. T-llRD ~ brakes. white sidewall tires, transferable, traded on new 548-1)47.1 cond, tinted glass, amlfm 642-9'2+1 Air, nu tires, aJmOst lik~
M--•-Se N 8310 stereo mdlo & speed con-new. $700. 545-295'1 53!>-2'l'n VS, auto tran.s, fact air, f\IU
power, pcrwer steering, AM/
FM stereo, vinyl roof, tinted
ilEUlll, wheel covers, (ZCP-
801).
Commonwealth
Motors Ltd.
Santa Ana $3177
air conditioning, vinyl top, a-...."l'UCs, r. o. · '69 FORD WAGON 9 ,... ... .,,. trol '~ T BIRD • -ndtau aJr
power "'indows & seals, Dlr. (n4l 833-9300 ' ............ • PINTO * 19TI Grand Ville * .....,cond, PS, PB• ~-~ l ·....., lo mi., looded. By owner. • •••Y 865 S Loaded! Good cond. ~fake ' leather interior. ( EN ). '70 XTR Deluxe Cougar. l Must sacr. 4 9 4 -4 'l 'l 5, Lie. No. 4 West, Beige, $.2300 buralar' a)aftn. tilt whee&. GUSTAFSON owner, low mi., imn1ac. 494-200.. firm. Pis. p/b, pwr 6 way '71 PINTO lo ml. X cond., oHer. 833-3218 new paint. 1'his civ ill realty
cond. 499-1460. a.m. & eve. '6'1 .FORD Convert.Ible. XL seats, pwr door locks, air air, Runabout, auto, $1900 clean, automatic. pf», $300 sharp. See it to llelleve • Uncoln•Mercury .61 COUGAR XR-'l. Full 500. Power, auto. Top con-cond, radio, tinted glass, 962-7859 MZ-4122 or 541-!29:l M.ust eell no•·. at1t otter. !61 VW SQUAREBACK
4 speed, local car. 25,000
original miles. \\lhite \Ylth
red interior. IWBJ67l).
$1299
llliin1111!; lllutin,;
lSOOO Beach at Warner pwr, w/alr, Xlnt cond. dltlon. $795. MG-1323'. wht sidewall&&: clock. 'Tl PINTO, stick, air, vinyl 'lit PONTIAC Ol ta l ina, Private party. 49'l-$67. ~Wt l.fiai& B4uU4TiJ1~5~ :.::eo~~2:new * J,~!e~~e * 3825 =~~ ~~:· N.B. ~.b.P~i2i79!100
ca.h &: 1~. i:;~~· g!xidroo: ·~.B:~ F~.i::r~=
VOLVO ''Hom• of the Viking'' stuff. 646-1'186 &ft 5 540-9040 Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! 0-$400=·~963-4007.~1~---...,. l im-~•=•='T.::=---;;;;;al
~~ m~~ m~~ m~~ m-~ m-~ m~~ 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 :::;:::::..;:;.:::;:..., __ ...;.;:.o.;.;..;..;..;.;;.._ _________ _._ _________ ~---:----------.,---
1972 COUPE de VILLE
. t'antutic llhalimar gold with
65 .vw ca.mpe~. orl~. Wl· vinyl top. Beauti!ul leather believable mlenor. $1500, or & tapestry interior. Full
best oHer, must see to poWer. Factory air cond.,
believe. 492~ tilt &: telescopic steering,
19'10 V\V European Camper. door locks. Sold &: serviced
Swill heater, nu tires, top here. C852EDJ).
cood. $2'250. or best offer. '$5444
(loUl.6 ~ • II I \ll\ll . .. ' . ~ " ~ ~ ...
pri pty. ..._1428 NABERS CADILLAC
''lO BUG ~ Harbor Blvd.
Lo mi. Xlnt cond. Costa Mesa
Many extras. 54().9100
* * 536-6'173 * * CAD. '69 Cpe. de Vllle. Only ' '72 VW Van. Ra.dials, stereo, 33 ooo miles -factory WaI'-
fog lites, tach. Xlnt cond. rairty tnmfeITable -traded
$2900. 54S-7'942 In at Mercedes dealer.
'65 vw. good condition. $3,500 CSer. No 69all (
$500 O!' best offer. 833-9300). , * 645-3245 * ·ss CAD 4 dr, Sed. de ViUe.
t'. 'ti6 Bug -runs well. Xlnt cond, alt extras, Very
*S575 • lo nliles. Priv. party
847-2119 "'-""==~~--~ '66 8"11 * Good Cond. WONDERFUL !>pass Cad
' $400 * * * 492-4~8 LIMO 1961, black, pwr & · air. Best oil over $400.
VOLVO ~644-00;2~~-~~~~
CAD "IU DeVille, full pwr,
am/fin stereo. Leather,
steel radials. Offer. Eve
64&-683.1 Wkdys 871~.
'71 Volvo 164
4 Dr.
VOLVO SALE!
Huge Savings
'72 & '73
ONLY
12
LEIT AT
PRE-DO UAR
DEVALAtITION
PRICES!
e make overseas deliveries
See It • You'll Buy It
'69 CAMARO v••"" lrilto air • "Yt t• ' pwr, &n)/fm. xlnt Coo:!.
$1B50. 48$,-022'.!
19'111.11'"'~ o;ust. Loadod,
p/&1 p/b,-p/\V, etc. $3fi00.
~9'l&'.I aft 6pm.
•n CAMARO, V-8, 350, pb,
ps. air, nu radials, xlnt, priv
ply. $2!fl(l. 552-8581
CHEVROLET
4\8"11 ' •• ..!.
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W"' LtilRI '.pg CAMARO, P/s., auto.,
Vol VO 'vinyl top, low mileage, Ex-
lo1 cell. running rondltlOn. New
tires. Will sacrifice for Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 $1500. Call v•k days between
'68 VOLVO 144S l>-5 p.m. '91-2472
Dr Air Cond tan with tan 1969 NOVA, ,45,000 mi, p/1, vmY1 interlor 'definitely the nu tires, mag whls, $U'l5.
cleanest Vol~ we have ever Xlnt cond. 64G-OlT2
had in stock. '72 NC'.?VA. 350 en g ,
$AVE torOO..,hde tran•, rall•y
wbls. $2800. 897-2604
NEWPORT ·s1 Cilf\IELLE=8Si9. • ... .
IMPORTS Buci..t ...... mags, ... bit
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-"405
eng $850. 6'13-7564
'68 EL CAMINO 396, Jots of
xtru. WKX).
73 VOLVO. 1800 ES Sports Call 5t8-3CS3
wgm. Back from Europe. '65 l~lPALA SS 327. Good
must sell, extremely lo mi, tires & batt. Runs good.
rtlck. Ar.f /Fh-t radio. Own-$350. 962-1887.
er. 71 3-592-5227. $5000, '96 IMPALA Stat Wagon,
1 utos, Used 990 V.-3, good tires, good paint
job,$495 . ........a
BUICK ·oo EL CAMINO with un-,._ ________ , tlnished ca.roper shell. $795
~~~l~·~~
46,000 mi's. Full pwr
fact air, am/fln radio
Below Blue Book
$1400
968--0025
'85 CHEV Bel Air wgn, best
otter. , ~1698 call aft 5pm.
CHRYSLER
54Q..3894 '67 CHRYSLER Newport.
67 SKYLARK 4..dr hdtp fully auto, lo mileage. Must
air, p/s, ptb, p/winclows'. 9ee to apprec. $1400. Or be11t
lilt v.·hl.. runs good, needs ~•;;11;;".c· -"9611=='-9"'22'°'!==---I
'°m' body wori<. $"'10 COMET ..,_U55
BUICK Skylarirj all pwr, '65 Comet C)>clone, V"'8,
air, R & Jf, <l\U ttres. l Auto, fully equipped, to ml.
owner, ExcepUou.. $'125. Xlnt ·cora:t, $560. 962.-9962
~LERA_ smi. Im· CONTINENTAL
maculatf! condiUon. Full
powe.r, 68,(0'.I ml 968-1896 '&
CADll .LAC •
DOR •n , 8llh1 blue,
wbtte top._ ~ Prime 72 MARK IV
OOl)d. 644-8494 V-3, automati~ t:ranln'Uuioft,
COUPE de Ville full raclio 4 heater, power steer4
pwr, air, rt~reo. I: hiater. lnc. J)OWer bt'akeir. vtQyll """
· 531·1175 ' air coodltiOrllnl 'wl:I ie ~
tfo CPE d• Vlll<!, 1111 x!JU. wall Un;s·,j::.li:iiS).
juew Ure•, ••tale lll)e, P.O. U AFSON • , .... 366 c.mnt d•l lhr. G ST .
!6il <;Ao. Sed. o.vwe. !U1ll! Unc:ofn-Merc:ury . e d. Stf!reo. Vlrwl toP • . 6'15-2733 67J....2A12 16800 Beach •t Warner
CAD Couv wtllte w/Red Huntington Beech
1,.1 .. ,· ln,.;rJb<, Ex c.142"844* 12UJ5t2·5544
1 Cond. m-1907 ''Home of the Viking'' .
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NIW '73 PINTO RUNA~!'!!ft, hutor. bucket '65 !'!'!I~"""'· $488 seats, vinyl cover, deluxe rtdlo, httttr. No. ~Ql076
~3".l't'Ji'~~!61 t-,-6=-.::s:;.__!!'_. U-•• -~T-~-.a,;;-G-_-,-.-•• -.. -•. --$-s-=-.::88:::..:=-1
IMMIDIAn DELIVEIY. $1988 '69, ?!.!i.,:·M,,Og,;,,-. $1288
t11. & Mkti, llH. li11ltd glttf, wl>ttl <..-.n. No. lllMJI llAND
NIW v.
$2388
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GAS SAVERS . .
fnlt1ior, right, Clllllfllthly ""'"'~~~·: I 16'7 TOYOTA CORONA ••••
win6oWI, l lDrqt <tmpfrlmtlll, locklflg doofs. I _ •• _._ .. -'"'-"-· ... _ .. _ •. _,,,,._ .. _, ------------1----------'---'-"'-"-• -•w_v_._ .. __ • '71 MAZDA. llX•2 *2288 I
1973 GALA.XIE I lottry 11•1lnt, rtcllo, htt11r (221DLSJ I HAND
NIW V-ll, tuto. '""'·•pow-I '70 TOYOTA. COROLLA S9'88 I er str .. fact. air cond., 1 ..i )It., 11d10, h1•t1r !"l.cAUM) I
pwr. (disc) brks. rad,. $
""·· wrw tlm. I '69 DATSUN WAGON I 088 #JJS6Hl"8621 A Ip., r1dlt. Mtllf (W'Wl'317) • ~ ,
•.TRUCK SPECIAL ·•
·~::D 1973 FORD F-250
% TON PICKUP
IDEAL TMICK fOI
YOUI CAMfEI
(f251HY31121
IMMIDIA.n
DEUVEIY
'73 ·ELDOUDO CAMPER $-.. · .
. . I '67 OPIL KADl1TI •488 I
IMMEDIA.n J>ELIVERY ~3733 1 1'_6~:::.9:!:~;,;;-----:--;1-3--8--5. BRAND NEW
~::· .'73 LTD BROUGHAM fi,i;;i~~~::,,:-:::;~.::; . 1973 KEY WEST
V.t, "''" tt111l., f111:t. tlr COl!d., ,....., 11111 •• ~. (tlla) ~rt•., "'" wiRtl., ,,..r. "'"· '"'''"' Jt.tl'tO Bel.I Mr., W1W liret! ¥llr(i t110f/1inttd gl•u,. wtlff covtrs. #lJUN! 2017.
SAVE
$1400
llOM F•CTOIY LIST
IMMEDIAn DELIVERY
.::,.-'73 TORINO 2 DR~ HDTP.
'2988
llAND
NIW
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'69 ~~~:~',":.1:1:.'.·,~~:~ $1388 C~~L9~Lf~2r¥.!o . t lr, etc. (TWT711)
'71 ~~~ ... ~~:.:~' $2387 btd. LI~ Na. 70$5J
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V-1, E"'1S W11oM11 llrtt: , ..
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$3688
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NOT STRIPPED-LOADED WITH
PLYMOUTH
NECESITAMOS
SUNEGOCIO
• i ' •
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
. Lodd.d with ~ipment, v.a, outo. trans .. power
...
1ditc briu., ftetf'ing, vinyl trim, plus
much ...,., Sfi<. "156. SM. 2660n.
$'1.111 . ILL P'f.c'f
ONLY $76
Per Mo. Pymt.
IMMEDIATE DRIVERY
For Oftlr 4 "'°'· With UIO •ncl T&L down. full all! ~ 131• + T&L. mfefNd NY· ment prlcit Ml'5.AO. APR 11.H O.A.C.
Vinyl bench 1aat, power di1c
brabs, electronic ignition, radio,
heater, powar str., V-8, dlJ1.
whl. CO'f'«S, pluli mo re! Ser,
7'1533 . Sfi<. 3008 DUSTER s21ss ·.(
ONLY t.71.90 PER MO. F• DrllY 421"0.. wltti UGO a. Ta.l."o;;.:n.
Full ath priq $l1M + TA.L dowrl. ,I.Ill
cntt ptb Ui'll + Tt.I.., dtf ... r.i N~nl
Pf'iUIJ5D4.lO, APR 11.03. 0 .A.C.
°Fully fo<tuy .,.,;ppoc1.
E"'"""'Y & 1tylo. 'Ordoo-y<M"t $ .todoy!
for onty tortv ,_ "'°"'""' wltl'I 119'1 tol•I do¥-n, 11111 c•1ll prfu 121• • '
T&L, ..,.,.rm IN"tmtnf price svti-'G
APR l\A6~0.A..C.
95
CHOiCE OF COLORS
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INSTANT CREDIT
ORANG E
PHONE OR Lc~.u~~NTY 531 ·2601
AND SAVE YOURSELF SOME MONEY
.FT Mf Al<'l<'AtJG[ TH[ CREDIT AtJr') Tl:~M:) yrJ,1 '\I[[~
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'73 PL YMOUTH S1ATION·WAGON : ..
NOT STRIPPED! BUT LOADED. . . ' .
JM ... llfagDft ha,
.'-'?-.,,-t-lf18,. pow..-flfu: &di.i. NI.,...,.. w..
~. 400 CID V-1,
Caflf. f-.... Sys._.,, J-
7&15 *-"&. ......:h • .,.,,.:h -· s3499
ONLY $82.35 Per Mo.
For only 4' Mo'. with PD I. T•l cbaoft. full
Uth prlu U. + Tlil. cltftrnd ...-it
prQ Mo17' ••• Al"R 10.97, 0.A.C.
Sit<. <4029-S.. 249'25 ' -IMMEDIATE DILIYEllY
FREE 36 MONTHS WARRANTY PARTS & LABOR ON ALL NEW & USED CARS AT HERITAGE
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CHOIC~
1 70 PLYMOUTH
~tomdtk, Power 11..,.., R&H. (795AKU)
'70 FORD
Sedan. Auto., AJR COND.,
Pw<. s-:, R&H. (433BEW)
'70 CHEVRO LET.$
Automatic, power steer., R&H~
(641AKY)
FULL S88 DOW"
PRICE s35 PER MO.
for only :ii mot. Witt! SM + T&l down. Full c.tlltl prlc1 ..... Tl.L.
OeferMd H'mWftl prk• 111ll.DO APR 17.31%. O.A.C.
* MOST ALL TRADE-INS THAT RUN ARE WORTH $300 AND UP * '·
1"66 ~~~~:u•o ,!'8ns,R&H,vlnvt $3 8 8 roof. (VDZA91)
FOID 1 7 0 ~~~.~~,;,., lloe.lno. R&M. $ 8 8 8 5'9APS. Hurrav af
CHEV. "IACTORY AIR" ' 7 2 ::.: :~\':.;,.·t~;:~.::. ·~~':; $1 4 8 8 owe It to yourself to Mti; this
one! \._
MERC. ' 6 7 CALIEllTI. $ 4 8 8 Pwr. sire. auto .. R&H. No. VCY99,.
Bargain priced at onlv
DODGE
FORD "IACTORY AIR" 17 2 V-8. PW<. st•o., R&M. Ml $1 'Vinyl Hllfs, (536HRFI. "Best
late model buv around." 588
IURY 111 169 PLYM. $
y.a. POWer' st.er\ng, AIR COND.. 8 8 8 vlnvl Interior. 165735.
'68 CHEV.
CAPRICE HARDTOP $ 6 8 8 V-1!1, auto. trana., pWr'. strg., l•nd•u
top. FACT. AIR, (XTA01!)
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'7 1 Has full pwr., FACT. Alfl, $. 1 vinyl roof and morel St•reo
tape deck, spilt front n•t.
C955CRBI 688
'68 PLYMOUTH $s's·s 4 Dll. WAGON
Roof Ri ck, V-1, Auto Tr.tn1 ,
Pow1r St1•ring IWJl1 17l
--CHYRS. '6 9 T&C STA. WAGON $1 Fact. air, •uto., R&H, pWr .
strg., stereo tape. (ZCA7A9) 88
'71 HEVY ·
Ul>A HATCHIACl $ 8 8 8 High luck1t Se•t•, 4. Spied,
(511CGYI R1dio, H11t1r, Fold
Down luelret Se1h •
VOLKSWAGEN
2-oc>Oll 'LOVE IUO' · $ • s pee~ trans.,· whitewall tires.
bucket seats, Lie. WX.TGAl . 'GAS
SAVER'
I CHARGIR HARDTOP DODGE . $ 88 6 8 Automatic, radio, Maier, pwr. stro.. 6 · v ... Bucket ... ts. WEYl75
~~?!OUTl.f · · . . _ • ' 6 9 , ........ "~· ... II ..... , ... ""! ........ -$ a a FACT. AIR COND., spUt front 'M;llt, ·• ·
w-w tires & Dix. wheel _cowrs. ~ ·
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'66 BUICK .......... <6a ·· Vinyl R'of,. Full Pow•r, Fo1ctor.,.p -
. Air Cond, Pow1r Window•, tilt . ~
wh•1I, A•*"' buck•t •1•h IRV.
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