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1973-08-04 - Orange Coast Pilot
' ' Orange_ Coast. EDITION •. V9L. 66, NO. 216, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I' " SATU RDAY, AUGUST 4, 1973 Dime-a-Line Bargains TODAY? TEN .CENTS Dying Capo Boy's Case Confounding Doctors ? By JOHN VALTERZ.\ Of th1 D•llv ,1111 Sl•ff The decisions facing a team ol Denver lll!l;slclans over the fate at 3-year-old Jyori Rae of Capistrano Beach became more complex late Friday. The boy -a dying transplant dooor - apparently is showing stronger signs of life, ' Thus, the carefully mapped.out plan to transplant the youn gster 's kidneys and liver into other children has heen - cssenUally -placed in limbo. The boy, a victim or a pool <1ccidcnt •. ·! two weeks ago and (\eemed near death early this week, is showing 11some signs of life" and unless there is a tum for 1be . worse a transplant will .not · take place, said Jack Renn, chief spokesman for the Unjversity of Colorado Medical Cen!er. Jason's mother, Linda, 29, 34731 C31le FortUM, gave her consent to the pro- cedure after physicians at Hwitington lntercom.munity Hospital agreed that Jason had no chance £or survival. Jason was bom ln China Lake , the only l'hild o{ Unda and her former husband James Rea of Long Beach. "He concurred in the decision concerning the once ··-. IS-Sill , healthy tot, who would have been four Oct . IL Renn added !ale Friday that the voungster would succumb within six to eight minutes if the li fe-support machines attached to him were removed . Jt is that procedure -basically to allow lhe yOW1gster to slip away -which falfs within the scope of a special team of specialists at the medica l center. Renn emphasized that that team is totall y separate from the group of surgeons anxious to £ind donors for the dying patients under their care. Medi cal center policy forbids dispcns- • Ill ing any information about the recipients of transplant organs and even Mrs. Rea has learned that if the operations take place, she would never know who re- ceived her only child's kidneys and liver. "But I take immense comfort in know- ing that my son will live in someone else," said the mother, who ·throughout her ordeal has relied on her faith in God to guide her. Her agony began two weeks ago \\'hen Jason was found at the b<ittom of tho pool of a babysitter in Huntington Beach. Jason was revived through quick work by a team of doctors but thus far has shown no indications of improving or coming out of a d~p coma. The tact that the patient is a yow1g child and that the brain damage was caused by lack of oxygen complicates the decision-making process at Denver, the medical center spokesman said. "The team makes extensive medical tests and there has to be eviderice of brain de.ath -the lack of brain \\'aves - be(ore the decision is 1nade," lie said. "Thal has not happened Jn this case, As long as he's alive he'll be treated at the center here.'' he said. -1 ·• ' • LAW OF THE JUN~Li APl'UES mN ON BAUOA'ISLAND WHERE CAUCO CAT STALKS WtLD DUCKS, ALllrrTO NO AVAIL $23 Millio11 in Tax Liens Kissi1iger , Tito Unhappy Duo 'Blind Spot' Gets Blame In Freak Mishap on Beach Assessed Arnholt Smith WASHINGTON (UPI) - Throughout the long indodrlna LOS ANGELES (API -Millionaire ftoanoer C. Arnholt Smith, a cmlldant and money raiser for President Nixon. was assessed nearly $22.9 million in back taxes and interest by the Internal .Revenue Service on Friday. ·Tax liens against Smith were filed in nfne California counties, saying the federal govenunent has a "prior claim" peace negotiatlolls, Henry A. Kis· County Harbor officials have blamed a ~' wned by Smith '"A singer add Le Due 'Ibo have given a on any R""t"4we! 0 ' tu~ o:xistant public picture or mutual natural blind spot from the driver's seat IRS said. politeQess. Apparently it wasn't of a trash truck as a -factor in the ac- 1be liens were pei'sooal and not always that way in private. cident this week that left a South Laguna against Smith's financial empire of which Kissinger said Thursday night at beachgoer hospitalized wifh a broken Westgate-California Corp. is the holding a dinner in hi s honor that at one back. ~ company. Smith, 74, is the principal point during his Paris talks with Harbor District Chief of Operations stockholder in the finn which has 6een the Hanoi diplomat, Tho remarked Larry Leaman late Friday 'said that an wuier fire recently Crom the Securities to him : "J..et me speak to you intensive investigation into the case thing would never happen again ." The victim in the freak mishap was .reported recovering Crom the fracture at South Coast Community Hospital and no complications ·have arisen Crom the in- jury, aides said. and Exchange Commission. honestl y and frankly _ you are a disclosed the vis ion problem from the Smith OO\V has 90 days to appeal in liar." driver's seat of the four-wheel drive flat- federal tax courts, the IRS said. Kissinger did not say ho\v he bed truck. Westgat&Clllifomia is -a San Diego-responded. He added tha t it \\'as "nothing short or · N ixo1i to Give Cou1it y Jobless Rate Up--But Orily Sliglitly based holding company which owns a miraculous" that Robert Waril., 20, of nwnber of Yellow Cab franchises in 31603 2nd St. \Vas not killed in the several cities, ttie U.S. National Bank, mishap. the San Diego Padres baseball team and BANKS HIKE RAT v The truck, the size o! a small stakebed, vast real estate holdings. G The u_·ens, filed fn Los Angeles, Orange, actually passed over the man's body By JACK BROBACK Sa n;-San VE du.mg the last half of a U-tum being Of 11te 0111Y Plloll st•ff n ..... ""&o, Bernardino, Riversjde, TO HIGHEST E R ... ,.. Imperial, King, Kem and Tulare coon-· negotiated by county employe Al Sanchez Ullj!mploYlflent in Orange County in· .President Richard Nixon today worked ties, are for payment Of back inoome of San Juan C3pistrano. creased slightly in July, but the ovtrall ..,,what will be his third public statement taxes and interest for the calendar year NEW YORK (AP) -· Three major "We went to the scene and saw lor picture was still bright, according to the 00 the Watergate scandal, with White 1969. The spokesman said Smith paid in-banks have raised their prime interest ourselves," Leaman said. Department ot Human Resources office House officiab predicting its delivery to come tax for that year but owed more. rate to nine percent, the highest in U.S. · "The beach at West Street was too nar-in Santa Ana. the nation within two weeks. It is believed lo be one of the largest banking history. row for a U-turn to cl'lange directions The unemployment ratio of the total An aide said the President Will com-personal income· tax clairm in U.S. Tile' increase of the rate banks charge during the trash pickup, so the driver working population was 4.4 percent in Ju- history. had to back toward the cliff and then ly which compares with the low~t figures blne a weekend of rest and relaxation at Smith. who spent election eve 1968 with their best customers · -prompted by make a left turn." in 30 months established in May and Jun e his Ca1np David retreat with preparation Mr. Nixon 1·0 New York. reportedly heavy corporate borrowing -was an-4 3 t •-· that · · During the maneuver, Leaman said , a at . percen. ol a new statement on lan; tssue is r.0 1·sed •1 m1'll1'on for the N1'xon campa1'gn ced Fr·da week alter the three · h d th I •-t h " 'i' noun 1 y, a · £ello'v worker \vas watching for persoos The 4.4 percent figure contra~l s \\'ll now in ils secon mon o .;rena e ear· that i1ear including l!')~o.ooo of 11is own i..~nks had 1·o;"ed others in lifting the . . \f atergate Tcilk • Wtthin 2 .Weeks FROM WIRE SERVICES .· ! """ U<I ... in the...JvaY and repoi:tedly had asked the 5.5 percent in. July 1972.-Total..en1· :.. --~Ni~"an ·fe lt 'for his ~·far)tiand~1d~ilW9'y •· {;~u1J~nu~:i~~afi~~e.hls perso.na! ~: ,P(~~~:~ ~~a~!~.·pe{.o~J!gt. lslanci'7s big" se'1eral beachgoers to m.ove:. • -•--· "J}loYitlent~ in the county is ·355.~·onl~ while former acting FBI director L. He also reportedly raised SI million ror gesl bank and 20th in the nation, Jed "Tl \Vas just a problem that apparently 4,000 less than Jun~'s alt time g tota Patrick Gray Jll told the Senate Nixon's J972 campaign , \Vr!S strictly accidental," Leaman said. employment. The figure . means that 01~e Watergate committee he will "forever A spol<esman.Cor the IRS sald a special th~i!:t~~twhlrka~·e takes" effect Monday. Immediately after the'1ncident on the in every three persons rn th.e ~ty is carry the burden" of his guilt in destroy-county beach, Leaman said t.hat the in-gainfully employed even t.ak1ng into ac - ing docwnents linked to the bugging con. (See SMITH, Page!) vesligation was launched "so this sort of count the large.number of children and retired persons . • ,.., , splr.acy .• ,-,'°" ,..._ ... ~ .._ ~ ~~·,.,~ -' ~':lt:lP~. "" • f"~ .... _ ~ '•· '· ·-'"' -;.. ,.,. -'"' ~· .;,.._ ... _ --"' .~ ~ ro ,.., 'the ·bn:plOY"tnerit 'pl'cture 'tOOk a1big· jolt .~ • .'nle balding forme'r sub1narine com· B tt. . s· k L A in July with a 5;200 reduction in school (SeeNIXc»l,Pase!) a . Ill ee s ow creag· e ~~~~~~~~~a=i~2:!:k~ But those los ses were largely offset by Letter Tells of Suit to Seek 3 Upper Ba y Islands castaways property and most low-lying portions of Big Canyon. summer employment of recreation "·orkers and those in hotels and restaurants hired for the tourist season, human rcsourcc"S spokesman said. Renn explained that miracles have in- deed h;1ppened at the center in such cases. "l can't say how many, but there have been cases her(' where people \vho wr.rc prospective donors have suddenly bt-gun to recover and finally walkt.'CI. out of the hospital." he said. ··J'1n not s~ying, obviously. th~it it y:HI happen in this case," he added . The sudden shift in the status of th.;: gri n1 case has 11ot shaken 1\lrs. 1lca. "I didn·t think I'd be ab!c to <lo 1h1s," (See DEClSION, J•agc 21 19 Inj-ured; Mru1y Comb NY Debris NEW YORK (AP) -With a mighty roar, an eight-story section of the once e.Iegant Broadway Central Hotel on the edge of Greenwich Village collapsed Fri- day, apparently of old age. Hours later, the fire department said nine people were still missing .. and perhaps some were in the rubble. others were believed to have been away from the building. 1'~\re Commissioner Robert Lowery said th e "slow and dangerous process" o( shifting the debris would take about 24- hours. Workers were aided by a crane moved to the site shortly before mid- night. There were 325 persons registered al :he hotel -23 of them in the part that tumbled down. More than 100 persons from the hoW.l were made homeless by the collapse of one part and damage to other sections. They were relocated in the Hotel Mar- tinique near Herald Square. At least 19 persons, including three policemen and a fireman. were taken to three area hospitals. \Vhere all were reported released after treatment. Glen Warner, a re sident of the hotel. said. •·Tue btiilding started to shake -it felt like an earthquake." ''The lights started fl ickering nnd the sprinkler system went on." \Varner ad· ded. The hotel houses 160 welfare residents. all of them single tenants \\•ith no \\'elfare families. The state last December described the century~ld edifice as a "squalid den of vice and iniquity." Police had reported t\\•o explosions or unexplained origin preceeding tJie col- lapse. But Fire Chief John T. O'Hagen iater said there were no explosions and attributed the accident to ''the con- tinuous day-to-day vibrations from the street. "ft was a very old building,'' 0'1-Jagan pointed out. Ho\1•evcr, a preliminary roor from loosiining brick apparently alerted sCQres of residents and alJo.,.,.ed them to nee the building before the full force of the <..'01- gpsc-could-trap ·lhem.-~ ·""~ -~~-• Coast -i.z-.,-J. • - Early morning fog will soon burn off to usher in a balmy weekend along the Orange Coast, predicts the weatherman . Light winds, clear skies, a high of 85 and a low· of 55 is the forecast through Mon· day. INSIDE TODAY It is also a slgnlficantl)'. smaller ar-ea than the cout1ly claimed inapreifcrfpt ve rlghl10 1ull filed In July 1972 against thO Irvine Company. and other land O\vnert. ~ Jlowever, Battln's definition does ln- clud• all undeveloped portions of the Up. p<r B~y shoreline. Gains were also shown in manufac- turing, wholesale trad«:, food processlng and ljCrvices. -Tha. sheot m~Q!Js.WJJrlk~j!~L.. blamed ror a 300-job drop in construction, but the figure in building trades was still t.200 higher than a year ago, the spokes men said. Large.st aains in the past 12 monlhs have been in y;holcsalc and retail trade, manufacturing and services. These categories represent 22,800 of the 31,800 new jobe in Orange Oounty in the past year. Thty'd pass on auy strmHL us ff bevy-of be<Jch bt1n1s ·bMt-dOti ., let tJie sa1td i1' tlteir slioe:J foot yoit, that o.ceart front, ti(lltt-rnem• ber flu11tington Beach poll-re squad is racktng up 150 a·rrc~ts u week via its 11ovel 1111dtr·coo· er activities. Set srory, Page 4. l ' • Lyle Overby, ru1 administrative nssiS· tnnt to Battin, sald the limited boun- daries wera cho.'!en "to make sure we have control ot the valuable natural mour= of the •Upper Bay. but so that (See B.\Tl'!N, Paa• Z) ' Collapse of the aerospace and · elec· (See JOBLESs, Pago-II ,\111; Alllty Cllllr<ll Mt"n (111.itld (tflll(• C.m!Mflt ..... ,..._, 0..111 Met~ ' lllltri•IAA1'ftf ... 11 ••• "''""' ..... ' 1t-)• HIH'Nff!tl ...... 11 • " ·-" I '""' .,.,, " Stttll Mlrult ... ,, " UM.I• Lt!t ,. ,, ~ '1 2 DAILY PILOT About Delay In Dog Case By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL 01 ttle Dilly ,.lief tt1ff The district attorney's office is begin- ning to growl about delays in the trial of Three· Arch Bay magnate C. Dominic Shelton, charged with 32 coonts of allow· ing an unleashed dog to run on the beach. Officials want to move the case into Judge Richard Hamilton's courtroom by the end of September, despite the fact Shelton's appeal of Orange C.Ounty's lellb law is pending in the San Diego Court of Appeals. Shelton's trial has been hanging flre since April 21, 1973 when Orange Counly Animal Shelter wardens staged a 5 a.m. raid on Three Arch Bay's beach. Many of those cited for aJ!Gwing an unrestrained dog to run on the beach have J!Old the fine, but Shelton figures the C0UI1ty has no busine:oss in the private eoclave and that tfte law is un· constitutional. Originally, he '''as cited for just one violation of the county's leash la'v. But the DA's office has added 31 additional COWlts. A pre-trial motion to declare the leash law unoonstitutional was denied by Judge Hamilton in January. Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland upheld the ruling in'February, which sent the case lo the aJ!l'<'llale court. Subpoena'" have been served on 60 persons ln the case. , William Sheffield, S h e 1 t o n ' s at- torney, says he may seek a stay order en the trial pending review by the three justice tribunal in San Diego. Sheffield adds that Shelton, owner of mining bperation.-in Callfornla and South .America, Is prepared to take the issue to the state Supreme Court. ··And on to the Supreme ·eourt In \\"ashington if we can establish federal constitutional grounds," said SheffiCld. 1be attcmey argues that the leash law is so broad that it is unlawful to let a dog wander through his master's yard without. a leash. Sheffield also says It's "ridiculous" to press the case. considering $1,0!)0 a day court costs. "And we figure the trial will he 20 days long," he said. All fa< man's best friend. Anaheim Driver Dies in Crasl1 , In County Area An Anaheim woman died ifl., the wreckage of be_r sports car Friday nigbt when the vehicle left the road, careened over an embankment and rolled over at least a doz.en times, California Highway patrolmen said. Officers said the trapped woman died in the operating room at Orange County Medical Center. They identified the vie· tim as Elizabeth Gail Stewart, 32. Patrolmen said witnesBes told them the Stewart car was being driven at high speed along Orange-Olive Road In the Orange area when it suddenly swerved from \he road tor no apparent reason. "There was no evidence or alcohol and the road was clear and well lighted ," an officer said. "The incident is still under investigation.'' • 1f >:' J '="';'JZ."!J!"O J';:.?-..:..,o.;r 1 WEATHER 0.Hf"t 1torm1 th•I domlneted Sou!hern C•lllorfl11's -th<fr plctur• Thund1y end Frfdey hev1 roow dl1- s!Htld wlltl Ifie -thermln pfWlctlng c!Mr aides, normal t1mo.retur&S •rlll fdN I boall"9 COl'l- dltlotlt from Serite 8erblre lo S•n O!wo County. Mo1>11lns up DJ>tr1tlon1 cont1nU'ed In flit deter1 country betwffn lndfo end Btyti.. wf\e,... 15 mobll• bom•• ..,,,..., tooPled by tll!Sh rlood1 111.i lnlllcted serious lnlurln oq two rnldtnfl In 1 t"tl!ri9mef1t vii•-· C..l!toml1 1n I• os>en 111ln, tllghw1r .,.trorlTlfn r"IPOrf9d, Wiit! wort( CtlWI l1tlorlr>g fl:) ffllllr tl'lt ''"""" ullltld by 1111 11!8h wllld• ind torrlfn.. tt•I downl>our In th1 1rN. Riverside Ind Sen Btr• Nrdlno mounleln erff1 w1r1 1111 by th9 1eme ttorm but no lnlurles or d1m1111 were rtoorted. OIANGI COAST n DAILY PILOT - She Needs a Friend This year·old female is an airedale-labrador mix. You'll have to ad .. mit, you don't see many dogs like that. She needs a home. You can find her at the Orange County Animal Shelter in Orcwge. Her tag number at the shelter is 1082. She needs a name, too . Former Laguna Candidate Denies Threat of Recall Kent State Case ' FBI -Aide Fired Shot on Campus? WASHINGTON !AP) -An F'Bl in· !or1ner may have pulled the trigger that set off a fusill ade killing four Kent State University studen ts in 1970, Sen. Birch Bayh , (0.lnd.), says. been killed by other prisoners so rar. To ensure the prevention of more flrebomb- in~ and killing, 32 convicts said to be ringleaders were bused in hand cuffs to isolated cells in Tulsa and Oklahoma City In a letter to Atty. Gen. Elliot L. · COWll)' jail.s. Richardson, Bayh saJd that the possibili· ty was raised in letwrs sent to him by three Ohio National Guardsmen. The three were In a skirmish line that fired a 13-second burst of bullets into a IN SHORT ... J group of students demonstrating against President Nixon's decision to send troops into Cambodia. Nine other students were wounded in the May 4, 1970 lncident on the Kent State campuS':'-' • e ITT P robe Urged WAS!UNGTON (AP) -Sen. John V. Tunney (0.Calif.), urged Atty. Gen. Elliott L. Richardson Friday to reopen the Jus tice Department's antitrust case against International Telephone & Telegraph Co. Jn a letter to Ricltardson, Tunney said a White House memo made public Wednesday by the Senate Watergate committee "raises serious questions about the manner" in which the govern- ment settled antitrust cases brought ·' , against ITI'. e Cut R estored WAS!UNGTON (AP) -The Senate Armed Serv ices Conunmittee Friday restored a previous $885.4 million cut in the development or the Trident missile-fir· ing submarine. Then the rommittee went on to approve the full $20.4-b!Plon military procurement authorization bill. The 8·7 vote on the Trident followed a failure to compromise differences on the construction schedule ror the new sub- marine . It foreshadowed a fight on the Senate floor \Vhen Congress returns fronl a vacation recess in Sep.~ember. e Gas lffo1Je Asked DENVER (AP) -Secretary or the Ar1ny Howard Callaway said Friday he has recomm~ded that leth3l nerve gas be moved fom the Rocky Mountain Ars. enal outside Denver to Tci:oele Anny De· pot in Utah. ' Va in pire Menu Human Blood? e Spyiug Sus pected WAS!UNGTON !AP) -MI Ii tar y HOUSTON (UPI) -Every two documents Obtained by a Sen&ie. in· -. -~a~ oree~a!\:rd a~~ vestigator show that the U.S. Anny spied Houston Zoological Gardens, goes on American civilians inclµding SU~ to the butcher shop and pays $3 for porters of Democratic presidential can· a gallon of bee( blood for his vam- dldate George McGovern in West pire bats. BA'ITIN ... we don't use taxpayer's 1non~y lo bl•y more land than we need ." "If fOOcral st.ate, or Newport Beach peoJ)!C want a park or 8· picnic area in ·some of the upland areas," OVerby sald, "It would be up to Uiem to acquire Ja.nd !or lt." Battin 'IS lettc.r \vas presented last f'rl· day lo in cn1bers of 1he Field Coin. mittee, a joint federal. stt1te, count~. and city panel working toward acqulsitton or the bay. Ballin and Su1x•visor Ralph Clark are Orange County's re pr esent atives on the · "' Field C',o1nnlittec. A spokesman for Clark's office said Friday the supe rvisor abrrees with the· position taken by Battin . However, Battin's position has no legal force until it is ratified by the five-mari county Board of Supervisors. In his letter to the Field Comm ittee, Battin also says that the process of appraising the bay shou!d not ~ at;, tempted untll all the pubhc agencies ~ volved have decided which portions of the bay they wish to obtain. This view of the .appraisal is in sharp contrast to the procedure favo red b.1 state and federal members of the Field• Con1mittee. 1'hey have acgued that the appraisa l should be conducted first. so the agencies \VIII know how much they can afford before they stake out a claJ 1n . ;'Frankly, we're pretty confused by Battin 's Jetter,'' sa id one member of tho Field Commit tee, who asked not to be identified. "I don't see how we're supposed l~ decide what to buy until we know what the price tag is." B~ttin's letter is also critical of the City of Newport Beach. Supervisors votes;l two months ago to ask the city for it& formal position regarding the amOWlt or development that. \\-"P\lld be allowed around the bay. Newport Bcach'1 respoMe came in the form of a lette,i: from Vice Mayor Howard Rogers Uult outlined existing city policy and plans foe laiid overlooking the bay. . Fro111 P age 1 Germany during the 1972 campaign, Sen. But Phase 4 economles caught up Lowell P. Weicker Jr. said Friday. with them.eat ruarterwho closed his · he The Connecticut Republican confirmed r-tronics industries in the county 1n t .JOBL ESS ... I. ts th t h h d t ed th doors this vreek, and Quick started late 1960s led to the highest unemploy· An unsuccessful candidate for Lagunaacroa to the council and the community ea:dier repof rth '!,ind.e a urnt h e looking around for human blood. .... ment rate in decades of a percent in ear- Bcach City Council who opposed what he the significance of 350 signatures." evi ence 0 ese iJ ings over 0 t ree "We may have to go back to us-ly 1970, tenned the forced resignation of the dty We had presented the council with a Senate committees. ing a dillerent kind of blood," The state agency said the county no manager Friday denied he had threaten· petition of support tor Rose and e In.mate• Chained Quick said. "If we can't use bee! longer relies so heavily on defense and ed the Art Colony city council with a departing Police Chief JOS<!>h J. Kelly blood, we'll have to go bacit lo "'" opace oriented industries. recall action. which be said was signed by 350 persons. McALESTER. Okla. (UPI) -Inmates lng outdated blood from the The decreasing scale of aerospace Wayne Baglin, who had appeared Raglin had asked City Attorney Tully identified by Oklahoma prison hospitals." workers leveled off in late 1971 with before the city council meeting. Wed-Seymour bow many signatures were officials as troublemakers were locked Quick said he hopes the hospitals about 55.000 remaining on the job. Thi.I nesday at which the resignation of needed to initiate recall proceedings and chained into barren cells today and wUI donate the discard blood when compared with a total in the middle 'GO:i Lawrence D. Rose as city ~er was Law requires that 25 percent of... the asked to keep the peace. , it becomes too old for use , wtth of 80;000. a~pted said he was surprised com-ber of · ball t the More than $20 million damage has been human patients. Employment in those fields was listed men ts ~made bad been interpreted as a r~~ council ~~~~~~a~~~f sign °8 5 i:tuoo 1..'.c:'.'.a'.'.us'..'.ed'.'..:b'.:y..:r'..'.iotin:::· '.!g~an::d:.l:::our::_:_inma::::::t::es::_ha:v:::c:_.==============::..._:a::.t .:S9::,800:=.:in::.:J:ul::Y:_• :"Pc...:.400::.:o:.:•.:e:.r ::.Jun=:'::.· __ ~e~im said he was "just trying to get lo~~ ~=~rat eleetibn, there were ::)-'::c:;~.,~:·x·:·f.:~·~:·:,,:~:·:·:<-~:V"",;:.:-:,,:.~-:.w,~~·»"?.-::~~»>".«>~:·:~·x-.x·:·)x.;.:--..:««<-'.<-;~:<«~»>:~.:.:-:--,,.x<·X·:·:·;.:<·:·:·:·:<·:·:c,;.:<·:·x·:·:·;:::::.:.:::::~~:·:·:·:·:·:~-:·:·:·.·:c·:·:·:·o·:·:·:·:-.,,:.: ·:·:·;·.·. From Page l SMITH ... "jeopardy assessment" was made to •·satisfy the claim by immediate pay· ment." . He said the IRS takes such action only . when the taxpayer is going to leave the colllltry or go into hiding, or if the tax- payer is going lo place his. property beyond govern ment reach C!'" t( the tax- payer's financial so!v~cy '0lS or appears to be'' imperiled. 11Jf he pays the total figure, the liens will be cancelled,'' said the spokesman . He said t'1e government cannot legally take action to claim assets of any firm or indiv idual unless a levy ijs issued. The spokesman declined to diJb.Iss whe- lher a levy had been flied in Smi th's case. Jf or v>'hen a levy is filed , •·\ve could clai m the title of any personal assets th at satisfy the government's claim .". ~he spokesman said. He said lh~ S22.9 mill~~ was demanded of Smith earlier and if he had come up with the cash at th.~t time, these liens wouldn't have been til- ed." Ft"Om P age 1 DECISION ... she said late this week after the prepara- tions had been made. "l prayed a lot and God answered my prayers. Without that I couldn't have made my decision ," she added. The young mother said that she ~e no bad feelings about the nea r.-Orown1ng. nor did she bla1ne the person who wa s caring for the boy. . 5,345 votes cast by Laguna Beach voters. Baglln observW 'at the rouncil meeting that the 350 signatures had.. been gathered: in only two days, and he didn't think he "'ould have any trouble gath~ring even 1,000 signatures. ''I still, as I would a year ago, would only support a recall in case of malfeasarn:e, I don't think that anyone on that council has done anything illegal,'' Baglin said. He noted, however, that he knows 11a couple of people who have made innuen- dos that it mJght not be a bad idea." "I think we should forget about the recall and work with what we have," Baglin concluded. Southla1id Gas Allocatio1i Asked LOS ANGELES (AP ) -The Federal Power Commission \\'as asked Friday to allocate additional natural gas su pplies for Southern California to head off a pending crisis in electricity production. At a news conference Department of Water and Power officials said th.at the DWP only had sufficient low grade oil to maintain full operation until late February or early ~h. U the request is denied, there is a poosibility of blackouts and brownouts next year throughout Sou t h e r n c.alifomia, City Atty. Burt Pines told the news conference. From Pf19e 1 NIXON ... 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Dyson said Arnold's suspension was because of action.s when Arnold first &J'o rived at the too1e d a burglary he and Cain were investigating. with his Christmas trash. Gray confirmed the papers came from the White House safe of Watergate con- spirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. aQd he brought comrfiittee members bolt upright \vilh tlis ·s·tateitiCnt thAt'J\e rCad seVefiil of the documents before he put a match to them. Among them , he saJd, was a. State Department cable linking the late Prc;&I· dent John F. Kennedy to the 1963 slaytiig of South Vietnam's President Diem. Gray, reading slowly from a 61·page statement , told the committee he did not realize until later that the cable was one or a· number or forged documents, de· vised by Hunt in an U11Successful attempt lo planCa fal '<l;-iitlli·K•nnedy-stotYW1111 ··. a magaziM reporter. · · ''I slept little, if any. that night,'' Gray said. He termed his action "a grievous misjudgm ent" as he told the committee that he sought out Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen the next da y to confets bll actions. "I beUeved th o! I wa• acting faithfully, loyally, properly and legally pursuant to instructions given me by top assistants to the Prealdent of the IJnlted Sttitt.," Gray snid. ' •• M081U •All CHlll-111011.. GAS COOKERS ,t ~ •j...... 'f' . •. J. "" •• lnf•r fM <•"'"' CtlMllltMI et fln••t "'' t.9.0. Stainl••• 11tel lt11rnerwi1h S 111r 1111ra"'•e. S••v• ,_,..,,.,..,lly 111 Ille t"•""d. JO" lo"O fM11 11 ""' cooled, fll•" p1l~•1~. t...~"t· 569" . , ' Town & Country P11tio Shops ~l'o leature\ the lollow1ng bar. be~ues , .. ARltlA GAS Fla~o,.lwnl (with dual control•, !R01lMASTfll GAS (with lhe p.itented bOw·l•e burnP<J, W[l(ll Klfll[S & CHAR IRO!l C,HAllCOAL w.1.GaHS. - •• lrvines Swap Youth' Scots Pair Bring Tradition to California By GEORGE Ll!IDAL ' Hls mother told him he coolcln'l go \Ill· Iii he trimmed his ohoulder length black hair. Ho had ll cul lo page boy length. llis mother said no faded blue jeans Y.~ere to be packed in the suitcase. The everyday Levis remained behind. TI1e family tartan, and particularly kilts, is seldom wom on any bot special occasions, so ~onnan McQueen of Irvine, Scotland. packed on ly one dress kilt out· flt. The plaid, a handsome green and blue bl~d, has no ancestral sigoificanoe. Thus, a 17-year-old scholar who looks forward to being a doctor prepared for his one-month stay in Irvine, cautomla. He is ooe of ·two young people from a 2kquare-mile new toMi oo the west coast of Scolland vlslling a 41-square- mlle city which is part of a 1111).squar& mile mast.er planned new town bearing the name of its ancestral chief -James Irvine. History hasn't recorded what James Irvine I packed when he left Scotland in the 1800s to found the Irvine· Ranch. Doubtless. ho\Ve\'er. his suitcases In· eluded a tartan kilt or two. Times have changed in 100 yea rs, and modern Scotland, Norman McQueen uill cheerfully tell any \Vho have the energy lo keep up \Vilh a 17-year-old dynamo, i~ much like the U.S. Trvine, in Scotland, is pronounced lik~ Sen. Sam Ervin's last name. There are 43,<m persons living there now in an assortment of villages, some new, S!)me older. By 1985, there will be 118,000 liVing within the c:onllnes of the seacoast new town and the adjacent melropolllan an!a will be borne for !00,000. .. Irvine is one of five new towns tn Scotland designated as .. new , growtl) areas" Nonnan explains. "~y are being built to encourage people to move out of the more congested cities." "Most of the new homes are rental units," he adds, noUng developments si m.ilar to University P.ark where he is Lhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dom Slcoll , command prices In excess of $75,000 for detached, one-family homes. The new t0\\'11 Is planned and being bi.:.Ht along the more temperate climes ot tbe west coast of Scotland where half of !he nation's 5 million people live, Nonnan notes. Irvine boasts a beachf.ront with oct!an waters more dUlly than those of. the Orange coast. "I really don't understand why people say the water here is cold lo swim in," Nonnan said. A railroad bisects the industrial park and a river, "with water in it the year 'round," meanders through the new town. · While Nonnan's noticed Irvine, Calif. rivers have no water in them this time of r•. he also notes his Irvine has no Lion C-Ountry Sarari. He and Elilabeth Tudhope, also 17, \'is,ited Uon Country this week and petted a two-month old cub, "Savage." Other firsts since he's been in the states have been a try at bowling with beginner-,..,pectable scores ol 118and152. Allbough be enjoys playing volleyball; Norman has yet to wtlneu a beach sand nel classic. Rugby Is hls cblef athletic ln- teieot. lie playa !nm late August to late spitng with his """""'1vy ecbool team. ti. oounty schools' all·star team and for hi' town team. •t•m the youngest player on the town team. the 'baby' of the group." For sdiool and wwn he plays fiy ball Mail Service " . Delayed 1n Area • • Of Newport -$)cial Security recipients in Newport B4aclt's Corona Highlands area got a lit- U~ scare Friday when their .expected mt!llhly checks dldn't appear on lime In thilr mailboxes in early afternoon. Mail delivery in that sectioo of town w'8: delayed by more than two hours to- dllJ. by a rash oi unexpected sick calls by mtll carriers at I.he Corona del Mar bi'lnch Post Office, areordlng to aas1 .. lallt postmaster Lynn Shelley. rNormally they get their mail by 3 p.M. or as ea rly as 2 p.m.," Sheeley said. ·· "'8ut we've hnd sickness here today and CXN1dn't finish up unLil after four this afternoon." . 6heeley said he put three special cnr- ri~ on the Co rona Hi11:hlands route wh~n hd'Jearned there would be problems with delivery . . ''l know it is real bad for something lile .this to happen at this time ol mooth wben these people are expecting their cbecks." he said. "'Ibey can't get to the bank on time." ·'je<ler .. id-""' ''J>.t]led •ouf au• "the •UlpO" to get the mail -and tho cheeks -.to their destinatk>os by 4 p.rn., since Uji\·banks close at 6 p.m. Friday evening. •• DAILY l'ILOT ' t DELIVERY SERVICE Dfllvtf')' of the 0111ly Piiot L _ ... .fs 91111rantted llilltlllltv·P'•ltl•r: If ,.11 dt "'' fl,f .. ,,_ \, ••W t'I' J1Jt •• lfl., Ctll •t1ll Jtllr """" Wiii M .. t"'lllt .. f911 , (It'" IA .... ttlltll Ille•·"'· S1t11r4ty '"' koMl•r: rl -,.11 It f!tf ~ 'fW' "'' .., ' •·""· lltllrillf. " • '·"'· ...... ..,. Ctll tllf I COl'I' Witt M ""9M lie rw. Ctll1 trt ltllt11 11ntll It I.II'!. Telephones Mttl Of'lolltt C•tntr A•••• ....... "2•4n1 ,,..,..,.,,.,, ...... 1-.i.. •••ell '"' WttlmMltltr .. .. 't .•.. •1• Sui ci.-r.. c1,i11•-,...,._ Stft Jt111 C•!"-lr .... , 0Ma """"• Jt11lll Lttllllt, l.••111'111 HIMI ........... . D<r ""'' Stltff P'l!tt. PROPER FIT OF DRESS KILT REQUIRES KNE.ELING TEST Exchange Visitor McQuffn S.ys l·inch From 'Floor is the Rule backfi eld position and is center on the all star squad. Next year will be Norman's last in secondary school. Having stayed in school past the 16-year~ld benchmark "when most leave school for work" be has $bown his interest in going m to university. With five..of the required seven national examlnalions behind him, Norman is confident he'll enter medical school at the university in either Glasgow or Aberdeen. ears taler he expect! to have a, ~ botb his medlcal ""gfie "" qu e ents ~nd to have ~·a.med the equivalent of a bacpelor's degree. In short he'll do in five years what the typidal American doctor spends eight years ac(X)mplishing. Then after a year of infernlng at a hospital he may go on to a fW'Nler specialization in surgery. although he's not committed at thls point to a spedalty. . McQuebl bas twc> oldU brothers, one a qualified eqpneer; the oilier a laborer. Norman's twin brother is an apprenticed engineer. Nejthe!' ol his parents attended univer· sity and his father i,, a driver for a con· structim finn. McQueen and Miss Tudhope were finalists cllosen for the Irvine to Irvine exchange on the basis of essays they wrote and personal interviews. A whirlwind schedule of visits to Southern Cali'fomia attractions ranging from the beach, to amusement parks. museum s and tJie laboratories of a UC Irvine computer• e-lper\ and a medical 'Scboot researche?¥tu.s kept ~ pair busy lhtir first two weekt .. The -size ol the Queen Mary impressed McQueen, who noted it was built just 26 miles away from Irvine, Scotland at the John Brown Shipyards in Glasgow. '·They 're now known as the Upper Clyde Shipyard," he ooted. He'd never seen it and has no feelings ooe way or the other about its pennanont location, Im- mobilized in Long Beach. Scottish Lass Looks At Life in Other Irvine Hy ARTIIUR R. VINSEL 01 ll!t DtllY Piltt Sltff She thinks planned communities lik~ her hometown of Irvine New Town. Scot- land and Irvine, Calif., are great but she finds a rather unplanned, teeming West o.ist city a bit irtlrigillng too. One can just tell by the way Elizabeth Tudhope, 17, bursts into giggles that Ti· juana., B.C., is sort of her cup ol tea. "Putting it nicely, it was 'different' than anything I'd ever seen before," says Miss Tud.hope, one of two Scots students vis!ting Irvine, caiil., in a sister city ex- change program. "I think I'd have been very disaJ>- pointed if I hadn't found a band in the street playing. The flrst store 've went into was a Woolworth's!" "We didn 't represent Tijuana as typical .of all of Mexico," says N. D. McLean. '"ho with his wife helps out as tour guide during Miss Tudhope's stay "1th the Gordon Cox famHy ln Irvine. The itinerary -already done or yet to come -1ncludes Lion Cmmtry Safari, a Rotary Club luncheon, a Rams pro foot- ball game, a Fashion Island SUmmer Band ()oooert,,.Jli1J....Jlear ~-Ralm Sprlnp Tramway, Disoeyland and - what else! -the Queen Mary In Long Beach. "Ooh, it's a beautiful ship.'' says Elizabeth, whose hometown of Irvine, a Glasgow suburb, is near the River Clyde where the Queen Mary was built. Scotland has no mountaln that even reaches 5.000 feet and Miss Tudhopc can h.ardly comprehend being able to go from ----£oa le\!eUn .th.e.Jil!rbor.Area to 8,700-foot Mt. San Jacinto, via car and tramv.·riy, in just about three hours. "I am terrified of heights, but 1 we.nt up on It," she declared of her daring Palm Springs Tramway ride. 1 J The distinctive dlfferenoes are more thrin geographlc. between the two citiefi of Irvine rind the lands in whlch they lie. The variet.y oC change coming to Irvine New To\"11 is more like urban renewal. "When we plan something new we have to go in. and \far down old things," says Miss 't'udhope, who Is related to the Clan Cumming on her mother's side, although her surname is English. Designers with the College or Town Planning at Glasgow University are following a plan somewhat similar to this Irvine's cluster commWlily conoopts in re-doing that Irvine, a town built of brick more than a century ago. Mi$ Tudhope had trouble explaining i~ but her escort for the Friday night Rams' game, McUan, said each nelghlx>rhood of Irvine New Town is in- tended to be si;Elf· 1cient in its shops and consumer offered. The family of a ork:er commuting to Glasgow's massive industrial center, for example. may obtain all ordinary necessities of dally life near borne with- out commuting downtoo.m. "\Vhy you know more about Scotland than I do," the brunette lass teased her host \vilh a typical Scottish vocal Jilt. The Mcleans have had plenty or time 10 le'atn, spending a total of three years• living in SOUth SCOtland,'where they are partners with friends d. the Tudhopes in a lapida ry museum . "We're rockhounds," he explains, noting they ship Scottish and C8llfomla 1'0Ck samp!os·.bacl<'alld fortb0 across ·the. sea to each other, even if it is heavyweight freight. Mesa Drain Project To Block Fair Drive A stonn drain construction project "~11 lncm.'iCDiemce motonsis. driving. In the· College ParK areiOl COSUI Mesa for the next three weeks. BeglMJng at 4 a.m. Afonday, Fair Drive will be blocked off at the in- ttrsectlon \Vith Fairview Road to allow corutruction w proooed, accordlng to Costa Mesa traffic engineer Mike Bow. Bow, however. 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PHOTQ Cutting Off Crime on the Beach Is Objective of Undercover Officers , Police Go With Scenery • Their Assignment •• Crime Preveniio1i • in. the Sand By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ... Deilt _,. .... ,..., They woOldo't make the street people's Coolest Dressed List and they couldn't pass·a police inspection either. ·'they travel in a v3riety or vehicles, depending on their moods and the sltua· tion. · They're regular Huntington Beach policemen, ·but, for the summer, they blend in with the scenery. "They" are the Huntington Beach Police Department's Special Enforce- ment Detail (SEO) -a highly Sl.lcCessful undercover patrol unit used to combat crime on the city's nine ·miles of beaches. They were first conceived in 1970 by the late Capt. Arland Us&ier who saw the use of the SED as the only way to keep control over the growing lawlessness on lhe beaches. During that first summer of operation, 1,243 persOns were taken to jail beca~' of the SEO. SEO arrests are averagmg 150 ~ w"eet this year. · Alid this yew, the police department bU-Mmethmg else going at the beach - tbe''"CivilimHtatted Community Liaison Patrol (CLP). The civilian patrol is a federally funded ex~riment in crime preventioo on the sand. ·The eight-member patrol's sole purpiOSe ls to talk beach users into volun- tary compliance with the law. Both groups are commanded by Lt. Don Jenkins, an easy-going veteran of eight years or police work. At the rate his men are going, Jenkins says he anticipates f summer total of 1,400 to 1,600 SEO arrests. But he says: "I don't want to be in a position of set· ting up an arrest-rate record· that they feel they have to break. That's not the object." The object, he explained, is to prevent the situation that prevailed a few years ago when there were often only six patrolmen to patrol the non-beach por· tioD!I of the city during the summers because the rest of the patrol contingent was either on vacation or trying to CO?n6 bat the growing crime problem on the beach. ' Today lhe beach Is patrolled by tbe Li.alson Patrol, the SED and one reserve officer who walks a beat downtown. The SEO is composed ol Jenkins and several squads made up of ooe sergeont end five officers. By using reserves, the drain oo patrol personnel Is slight. Jenkins acknowledges that SEO is a "sought after assignment We operate under .relaxed regulations -the guy.s can wear civies, they are sent where they're needed and don't have to wait for a can: · 11Wben you've got ~ squad of fiv~ or six. men trying to break up a party of about 200 people who have been drinking or us- ing narcotics, then I'd call that a poten- tially a hairy situation," he said. Because of the Poiential danger, Jenkins said, the men try to stick within ey~ight of each other. 1be danger, or the glamor, of un-· dercover life in which Jenkins notes, "we bend the rules of dress Md awearance some" have led to the departure of some men from the SEO. SED's original success on the beaches led to its establishment last fall as a full time firce within the department. Duling tho non-summer moolhs, tile group is cut back to a small core group which is u,,ett u:chdively on burglary in- vestigatian. Jenkins says the ~lary SED is pro- ving to be as su~ as the beach- going branch. But for lhe ma..! part, the SEO re- ~ the underground, summer beach patrol whose target are lhe illegal drug and alcohol users. . "The people we're alter," j~ said, "are the ooes whO violate the Laws we ' Panelist Demands A Voice Higher Multiple Stocks Have Longer Way to Fall At least one coastal oom- misaJOD«" Monday will ask that the new pone! b e represented !lt any Fede~l En v i ror.uner¢al Protection Agency (EI'A) hearings OD reducUoo of parking in local cities. The propo.131 d i s c I o s e d Thtnday "is in conflict with the goals of our OOIJllTlission, '' Judy Rosener of Newport Beacb said today. Mrs. Rosener is one of U.. members of lhe South Coast ~ 7.one ~lloo Commission. created by Proposition 20 to have control over development within 1,000 yards of mean high tide line. <This is Ille fourth of five articles an whether a per~ son can rtill maU money on 111< 1tock .....,.k•t. TM• foc- uae• on wMtht'r th• two. tie'r market is here forever or i.t juat • a pa.ssit~a phenomenon. By RICHARD NENNEMAN CIN'htl91 lc1Mce ,......, temc. BOSTON, MASS. -Today's two-tier stock marke& is a double-storied field eTent. On the bottom story, a group of tired , runners lethargically move about the track, ·aware that oo the track above them a couple or youths are iunning four·minute miles. The. spectators have been PROP. ZO. THE coostline In· breathlessly watching the itiative passed by voters last poised perfonnance of the November, bas as one of its four-minute milers on the objectives increased public ac-upstairs track. But now they cess to the beaChes. h .. ~ .. · shout! from outside: Tbe South Coast Com·· ... ~. · · · •·· f u· "ed · · tina •t · trying· to Those runDeJ'!I are a gu . nusswn, sta-,, 1• lS You'd better keep your eye on meet that ebJeCtive, has re- quired two parking spaces w ~ unit for mu1ti-farnily dwell~ ings. Most coasta l com- munities, including Newport, required mly one per unil ,A •tm1H gf?.lip of st.oeks · are '"'ring '· pushed t-fill-' out of of 11-• 'Ibe commission said more off-street ~g would leave the curbSJde. spots for beach ~ \'isitors. THE EPA WILL conduct a public hearing In Los Angeles Aug. 9 m proposals to force all local governments to reduoe'public parking lots and install bus lanes oo major streets. Calling the parkin~ reduc- tion id e a "unreasonable," Mrs. RosEner said she would request at the commlssi~'s meeting Monday that staff planners attend the hearirui:s "to ask for clarification." The idea is "very ex- tremist," she said, but "may be a trial balloon" designed to generaie discussion. . . It in "direct contradiction with the coastal commission," she added. In her experience, she said, such proposals are often strict at the beginning because officlals know they will have to "compromise." Free Ti1ne Advocated the slow track; that'.s1where all the action is rolng. !<> be." But-do tbose voicea outS!de the lleldboUS.. really 1inda-stand lhe game being played Inside? THERE IS nothing new about stocks selling at dif. fering ,price-earnings ratios·. What is oew about this market is the extreme state of depression of the vast ma- jority of stocks and the lofty multiples -30 and more -of a mere handful of stocks. Nor il!I growth investing a new phenomenon. Its rationale is that there are some com• panies which, through better management or research or being in new product lines, are growing substantially faster than the economy as a whole. By investing .in them, at the right price, one can improve the performance of bifl own portfolio. The "trouble" is that once a stock is identified as a growth stock, it sells at a higher mu1tiple than the average in- dustrial. For 10 years, for in- stance, IBM has sold at anywhere from 35 to 43 times Television stations should be t.be current year's earnings. required to provide free time past '20 years has paid off handsomely. The ·risk In buying · a high multiple stock is that , if growth !lips b e I ow ex- pectations, the price bas a long way to tumble. For IBM and a few others, that has yet to happen. What is new about today's two-tier phenomenon is that many analysts see a small group of stocks being pushed too far out of line with their prospect! because of new in- stitutional forces: in t h e marketplace, namely, the lianks and lhe pension fund money th~y invest. A HANDFVL of New York banks dominate the pension fund business. 'Ibey need to invest in established com- panies and ones with large capitalizatipns. In the past coupl'e of years, \Vitb a· recession followed by contro ls and then renewed inflation , the institutions have helped support' the prices or a small number of companies and, in so doing, have in effect withdrawn support from a good part of the NYSE list. Now hard it Is to pick the right growth stocks con- sisteutly 19 borne out by a Wlesenberger Service survey or a group of mutual funds. These· were all professionally managed funds Jn lhe growth stpck ca_tegwy. From 1961 to 1970 (when, it is true, some growth stocks were suffering in the bear market of 1969-70), theSe growth stock funds grew in MSet value ·by an average of 108 percent. UNIVERSITY Computing. now renamed the W y l Y Corporation, ran into problems In lhe computer leasing field , and is still working out the financing of the nationwide digital d a I a transmission system of its Oatran subsidiary,_Tbe company may still have a bright future. But anyone who bought in at 150 or 160 expecting ils earnings gro°wth to continue, has been badly disappointed. A number of unseasoned, so- called growth companies have had their number called. American Medicorp dropped from 27 to 5, a decline or 81 percent. Levitz Furniture has gone from 61 to 7, a drop of 89 per- cent. Pennsylvania Life from 30 to 4, and Winnebago Industries, the Iowa manufac- turer of recreational vehicles1 from 48 to 7. And most recently, a! the Stock predicted to be $500 ltas gone llown to 5 1 /2. bear market lmnbered on, a numbe< ol older stocb that bad seemed immune have iiegUj, tO come down. But they have not exactly left the stratosphere. Kresge, down from Sl to 35, .still sells at 35 times earnings. Disney. down . from 124 to 84, is still 52 times earnings. WHAT SIZABLE numbers of analysts see happening JN 11IE SAME period, the beCore this bear market is Dow industrials were up 83 over is a searching loot at percent and the Standard & future earnings prospects for Poor's ~stock index was up the high multiple stocb. How 105 percent This would seem safe. they wonder, is Eastman to be some kiod of evidence Kodak at 37 times earnings. that the most important thing Hewlett-Packard at 47 times, in the '60s was to be in the Upjohn al 44 times. Xerox at stock market, not to be wor-45 limes, and Polaroid at 96 rying about identifying the times? growth stocks. As investors become more '!be g<>go phasa of the yield COllScioos, ru1 Income that market from 1966 to 1968 got li made up of a large and safe many stocks into the growth cash dividend, plus some ·ad- stock category that had not ditional growth, may seem yet been tested. more secure than a yield that Four years ago, one In· depends almost entirely on the vestment CQUmelor told me continuity of past growth entbuaiastically about trends. ~. , County Decision "But it's tbe department's policy that tbe assignments be spread aroµnd." This year, for instance, there are less than a hall d<YlA!C SED veterans on the u®ercover patrol. -feel we have to enforce, If we let them go theri the word i! ,soing to get around and our beaches are going to become a ha.Ven for people who want to do other il- legal lbings." ' for candidates nmning in ma-· THE IUGR mu1tiple of a jor elections, Secretary of glamour stock is actually a State Edmund G. Brown said way of paying today for the in C.osta Mesa. discounted value of expected University ., C'.att)puling, a i Many analysts predJct that Dallas-based company which growth stocks are actually bad made .. ~ in putting coming into a period of below- together a computer network. market performance. There The stock had been over 180, is, of course, a good deal of was somewhat lower then, but hope miJ:ed in wttb this he predi~M it WQUld ~.a~ ,..aiuiJysis, if an Investor's stock WJthlb three Y~· He · p Ort f o 1 i o hasn't been was riabt. except like the participating in some of the story of ~ eogmeer whose upper-tier, privileged stocks bridge collapaed because he the past two years. On Avco Tract Slated Tuesday A decision is expected Tuesday at the Orange C.Ounty Planning Commission on an Avco Community Developers 17~ unit tract bordering Dana Point. "We do keep some vets around until the others get their feet on the ground. This ·is a different kind of police work," says Jenkitls. Does an SEO asstgnm"1t lend to lead toward elitism Oil the foree? 2 Marines Sick, One Serio11sly, With Meningitis forgot the decimal point, the stock is selling closer to 5 than Monday: Hazard$ ah.tad; 500 (5"2 on W~ay). pointers for new inve1ton. Speaking at a d i nn e r higher earnings several years meeting of the Califomia State into the future. The further Employes Association, Brown ahead one is paying, the more said in his opinion candidates risky· the proposition. On the for president, vice-president, other hand, it JS true that the U.S. senator, and governor right growth stock over the should be '(ll'ohlbited from11;;;;;.ii;--i;;;;_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_, buying TV time. The meeting is at 1:30 p.m. at 400 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana. 1be decision was postponed six weeks ago .in the face of complaints from homeowners on La Cresta Drive adjacent to the property. 1be 29.5-ecre tract calls for single fami- ly townhouses around one private recrea- tion center aDd one park. The tract is at the southeast comer of the intersection of Selva Road and La Crest$ Drive. 1 Residents of La Cresta in Dana Point complained that if the homes were built as planned Ibey would block backyard ocean views and amplify an already dangerous traffic situation affecting a nearby elementary school. At the commission's request, Ron "Well, he replies, "so far this year we haven't had any citizen complaints about the SEO." he noted that past yean have brought some complaints and a few of. ficers were taken off the assignmenl "Of course we're aware this coold tet1d to be an elitist group. We try to keep the men aware that they're not. "Some have to occasionally be sat down and talked to. I think. though. that · they are aware that any misconduct will taint their image. "But I do take the time to remind them every once in a while." The closeness of SEO men can- not be entirely done away wilh by departmental authority. Jen kl n s acknowledged the propensity of men in such "potentially hairy" situatiom to become dose. Two Camp Pendleton Marines have been stricken with meningitis, and one is in serious condition, a Marine Corps spokesman said. Pvt. Otis Lockett Jr., 17, of Milwaukee, Wis., became ill during training on the huge military base Tuesday and was ~POrted in _!;ieripus condition Thursday, the spokesman said. His disease wM diagnosed as spinal meningitis. An unidentified Marine came down with the less serious bacterial meningitis Ju1y 24, the spokesman said. He was listed in good condition Thursday in U.S. Naval Hospital. Doctors have quarantined Lockett's en- tire platoon but found no evidence of meningitis among the men, t b e spakesman said. ..- "The nation's TV stations should be required to provide an adeqtlate amowit of free broadcast time to the office seekers," Brown suggested. • • S kyrocketing campaign costs are turning candidates into beggars woo must go hat in hand •'to lobbyists and special interest groups. We must act now to take the price tag off public office." Brown also advocated tight new laws on political cam· paign contributions. 0 We need much tougher laws to insure that the voters know exactly who is financing political c;unpalgns," he said; •x.cfJr'irt"i.dBIOlf Miller, the Avco project director, 'vorked .with homeowners on ways to reduce dE!lSity, create view corridors, and rear· BUSINESS AND HONG-KONG range some of the building pattern!'-''-· ~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~-I ( PRIVATE TRUST FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS 1fl: • 2nd TROST OEEDS $1,500 To SU.0,000 UP TO IO'llo LOAf\IS OM TRUST OfED COUATEAAL NEWPORT EQUITY FUJfDS Nfttilott Center 620 N.woors C«111r Dtl-4 Newport 8•eeh, C•Ut. (714) MM82'4 • PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATTRESSES MATTRESSES IOATS HOMES TRAI LERS '""" ... -Sh..,.,. ColN M ... MottNu Co 2110 N•wport llYd. Liberty 8-1303 • C"''°"' Tallon PennaMl!ld ht S-.. ...._ MADI TO MIASUll '°"'"~'" $165 2 suns SAYEUPTOS~ Oit Cwtem ... l.iftt, SpertNett,, Ii.du. lhlrtt. Wt a.,. 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' ,-I Saturday, August 4, l'J73 City Folk Become Farmers African Snail- 'Prices Drive Viejoans 'Back to Earth' A Menace By RUDI NIEDZIEL'lKI Of Ille O.OY Piiot Sl•ll Cannenita Lane Is a typical Mission V i e j o street. There are 20 houses on the block, all featuring the same Spanish architec· ture, stucco walls in vary- ing shade3 of ~ige, nearly all with a new· car in tbe driveway. For many carmenita Lane residents this Is their first new home. 1lley're pl'J)ud of it. And with all the money they've had to sbell out in the past six months for fences, ferns a n d furnishings many are living close to their financial limit. One way of cutting down on the monthly cost of liv- ing is to grow your own · food. And that explains why 10 out of the 20 Carmenita Lane houses have their own vegetable gardens. Jt'sanewsuburban phenomenon. "It was the cost of groceries," Jill Wright, 26821 cannenita, labels 83 the prime motivating fac- tor. "Besides, we 've al,,_)'ll wonted to grow .,.CJW' own vegetables." Mrs. Wright grows 12 different vegetables in her garden and hopes to raise all the produce her family requires. She says many of the neighbors started their gardens together and trade their vegetables if they harvest a surplus. Because the local soil contains so little nutrient that most weeds refU!e to grow, the gardens require liberal doses of redwood co m po s t , nitrohumus, bonemeal, humislte and iron sulfur before anything will si>rout. This expe&e reduces the potenUal sav- inp. "We're really doing it more out of protest than anything else," explained Edward Elliott, 2 6 8 0 I Carmenita. "We're really not getting Iha< mud> from the garden." Elliott's wife Unda ad- mita she got into the gardening business because of skyrocketing food costs but said that the garden is not capable of raising all she needs. She still has lo go out and buy most of h e r vegetables. Already, she bas man- ged to draw a valuable lesson from her garden- ing: "The lettuce is gone, and the radishes are gone, and everything else is not ready. Next year I'll plant some seeds and two weeks later some more and so on so they're not all gone at the same ume." One of lhe things mak- ing home gardening at- tractive on Cannenlta is that the lots are so big, according to Bruce Neate , 26831 Carmenita . However, Neate is p e rsooally tlllconvinced that growing your own is cheaper. "There's so much room out in the backyards that people don't know what to do with it all. But you won't save anything grow· ing your own because the fertilizer IQd otbe< lhiDgs for the soil Cost so much," be maintains. His .crops Include radishes, peas, tomatoes, beets, car- rots, cantaloupes, a n d cucumbers. Down the street . Howard Foss, 2 6 8 6 1 Carmenita, has nearly all of his ~anl In pro- duction. He lS growing 15 different t y p es of vegetables and ·estimates the yield will be so high that he can't possibly con· sume everything. "I've probably got a thousand cherry tomatoes out there alone , and I'll give away what I can't eat," he said. Foss planted the whoae rear yard sim- ply "because I wanted to find out what Wo u Id grow." Cutting down on the food bill was not the initlaJ motivation for his garden- ing -Foss' parents . always had one and in- culcated in him the d~ire to start• ione of his own - ' Df>llY P'llot Sr.ff ,..,._ FIRST HARVEST -Chris, 4, and David Vollmer, 6, (from left) look quizzically as brother Scott, 9, displays bundle of homegrown carrots. The Voll· mer boys, though young, are as serious about their vegetable garden as the other residents on the block who ;tre "grQwi.ng their own." ' but with the · recent surge in produce prices be is glad to be growing his own. Across the street, at 26862 Cannenita, t h e gardening fever has in· fected the Vollmer household . Some vegetables were planted by Mrs. Robert Vollmer but it'! the Vollmer boys, Scott, 9, Chris, 4, and David, 6, who have really gotten serious a b o u t gardening. Together they fret about their squash, carrots and Romaine lettuce but main- ly about the Sunfl.Owers and the ham!ter food they planted for their pets Mickey and Bozo. "It's: really fun to watch things grow," said Scott, pointing proudly to a patch of caITOts growing near his ten.Ce. · "The · frt>gs really like it there. We caught some frogs at our campground and put them there. They just hop around in t.he carrots and sit and enjoy themselves." With 50 percent of all Carmenita Lane families growing some of their own . food -and several others considering it -t h e vegetable g a r d en is becoming as typical for the area as lath and lumber patios, bluegrass lawns and mission block walls. And·it's not just peculiar to Plat street. Gardens have become a feature of even the most expensive· houses in Mission Viejo where more pOOple than ever are discovering that it may be financially prudent -and definitely more fun -to grow your own. Weekender Gardeners' CheckJ,ist Here are some things to be thinking about th!• weekend. • Add years of life to your garden hose. Protect it by llS• ing a hose reel or storing It on a wall hanger. • PetUnias and o t h e r annuals which are lo&ng their ftrst bloom can be cut back, and fed , to encourage a second flush ol Dowers. • Brighten the g a r d e n scene with yellow Marguerites and low mounds of blue Ageratcm, in the foreground . Both are available in full color this month. • Camellias will be soon setting buds for next year's bloom. Make sure the plants are well watered during wann weather. • Plant conns of the showy Autwm Crocus -sold as Colcbicurn. They will Dower soon after planting. . Chain Saw Makes Good Ga rden Tool WASHINGTON (AP) -It can grow to more than a foot long, prot'1'i<d by a five-Inch. wide shell .• It will eat the painl and stucco on your house and whatever's growing In your garden, leave Its slimy stain on your walls, jam u'p your lawnmower and sabotage YOUf air coodltloner. lt1s bisexual And prolific - tlOO offspring eacll y e a r, almoot two a day. Federal Giant African Snail -no creature of the romlc books or a satirical magazine but a continuing pest in FIOrida. 'Mle government even has a Federal Giant African Snail Emergency regulation. Two Dade c.ounty sites re- main wider the restrictions that prohibit travel o f uninspected and uncertified home, garden and construction materials such as soil com· post, sand, graveJ, pipes, plant debris, sod and forest prod- ucts. The original outbreak was discovered in 1966, when an eigbt·year.-old boy brought two ol the nightmarish snails home from Hawaii in his pocket and freed them in the backyard of his grandmother's North Miami home. Three years later, depart· ment scientists found 14,000 of the pests -250 were found in one woman's backyard in a hall hour. Federal and state pest NEW YORK (AP) -What's fighters go after the snails that lady doing with your with a liquid pesticide and a chain saw? toxic bait -temporary in Chances are she's like many Potency and low in toxic ity to other women who h a v e humans and other wildlife. discovered a new gardening They also use sort of a com- tool. Many women today are munity clean-up as a weapon, using lightweight e 1 e c t r i c cleaning infested properties, chain saws for small pruning removing plant and manmade jobs around the home -jobs debris and filling holes and . that are more difficult for a otherwi&e blocking the snail's woman to do with regular hiding places. pruning tools, according to uU. Sears Co. Theall t o uuspectedg h , foul-bysmelling The Sears.people say that the sn ' lS" 8 · some development of the electric as a earner d. disease. On the chain saw has made the chaill other band, it also seems to be saw particularly attractive to a favorite portable pet of the homeowner. As loog as youngsters.. A 1971 outbreak a- lhere is a p(iwer sour.~_ g~ w~"'a~~ to a child available, the electric model~ . ~ me oUt of th e quar-= handle just about any job. anllned area. Terry Osborne Has Refreshing Splash BOTANICAL GARDEN HAS WATERFALL Gully Garden Nature Cente r B uilt By JOHN SCHADE Of th4 D1lly l"llOol Sl•lf Newport Harbor High School students a n d faculty have been raising money and doing the physical work necessary to twn a three-acre gully · near the school into a botanical garden co1nplete wilh virtually all native California plants. The project called the ' 'Environmental Natur~ Center" includes a n amphitheater, log fences, streams, ponds, moun- tains, valleys and a desert plus a mas.sive sprinkler system which is currently 'being installed. Students, Boy Scouts and community organiza- tions have cleared the area of debris a n d miniature mountains of dirt left when the school's .swimming pool was. con· structed. the center serves a variety of educational and en- vironmeDtal purposes. This spring abbdt 71> students were taking a center development course which combines regular classroom work with 10 hours of work io the center I t s e 1 f each semester. A s i mi I a r enrollment is expected this fall. House sayss t ud en ts study landscaping in the classroom, then go out and plant the trees and shrubs in the center. "Most irDportant, the students learn a b o u t nature· in a workshop en- vironment," he adds. Tb,ls 1ulD,mer 10 Neighborhood Youtb Corps workers. are installing the center's sprinkJer system. More than 100 ~ and shru~ have been p\aJlled with a goal of 1,000, plu.9 a large variety· ol wild f I o w e r 1 scheduled tor planting. Terrariu111s Are Just Not Gardens of Eden Approximately $15,000 has been spent on the project, and a n o t h e r $30,000 to $40,000 is ex- pected to be needed to complete the project. A nonprofit corporation has been set up to raise the additional tax~educ tible funds from civic ~ups and from private company donations and assistance. The center will even· tually be an institutional training ground for all students in the Newport Mesa School District as well as local scouting and )'OUtb groups and com- mmity organJ1.8Uoos. By .LOIJISE cOOK NEW" YORK (AP ) "Enjoy the beauty of plants wllbout the worry." read the advertisement. "Needs no watering or care. Buy a terrarium." the bottom? care of a surgeoo. I doled degrees. Out came the compromise. The-problem was solvtd out two cups of 80-degree-t -h er mom et er which -When I woke up in the by the discovery of a kit water, pressed the seeds registered 88 un-morning, I'd rush to pee~ that contained everything oarefully into the soil, comfortable for me, but at at the terrarium. Coming from ·dirt to seeds -a discovering in the process least the seeds should be home in the evening, I'd major factor since most of that it's very difficult to happy. scurry to see if I could the terrariums did not in-tell a seed from a piece of 1 watched and waited . spot anything growing. elude any sort of plants. dirt. ~ The instructions S a i d ExacUy eight days after UQfortwtately, the six-Finally the terrarium u n germ i nated seeds my initial foray intO Did they need fertilizer? Were they gettq too much swi? Should they be rewatered? Robert House, chairman of the Newport Harbor High sciehce department and center director, says 1be·high school's Jwlior League is organizing a training program for tour guides to explain the center to visiting students and organizations. It sounded Ideal for someone whose thumb iumr green only witll en-• vy. Since a terrarium is virtually a closed con- tainer, the water simply recycles ·itself. Just stick it on the windowsill and watch It grow. Hab! pa.gt instruction booklet was planted and placed on should be watered with gardening, patience was belied the daims of the windowsill. But wait. one tablespoon of 80-rewarded. Two tiny green,-================================; simplicity. One kind of The instruction booklet degree water. It didn't say s pr o u t s appeared. rr seed bad to be soaked for said the temperature had how often, but every other Triumph! The sprouts haven't died yet. ,Of course they haven't grown much either. But I think I've spotted a little bit of green on my thumb. 24 hours befort planting; -===to=be=a:t:::l•:::as:::t=70=to=80===d=ay=see=m=ed=to=be=a=good===:=,'.B::u::t..,w;:,, ou=ld:._:t::he~y~C:: the soil had to be prepared1. TIIERE ARE umpl<en different kinds of ter· rariums -terraria? Some are easy to eliminate. They -too much -up to $85 foe a big glass bowl and a handful of dirt. Having narrow.d the price range/I discovered other problems. Did 1 want a spherical ler· rarium or an egg-shaped one? HoW big an air hole should there be at the top? What kind of dtatnage stones should there be at with exactly the right amount of water at ex- act I y the right temperature. The seeds, none of which was bigger than a pin prick, had to be pressed into the soil just so, then covered with another layer of dirt -not too thick, mind you -and resprinkled. After scUrryJng about for measuring cup, thennometer and plenty of paper towels to clean up th e mess t was sure to make, I approached the terrarium bowl with the ll6 CITRUS TREES BARK I GAL. SIZI l 88 1 CU. FT. llG. $5 .. C"'-----•&. •• •t ,. ''·'' .. .-.-.~ - FRlJIT & SHADE TREES I GALLON SID 3aa ll•ULU 7.tf HUNTINGTON CENTEJt EDINGER, AND ilACH HUNTINGTON 8EACH 192·6 61 1 I Cool and Lovely • • • ' 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Best known of thti .tr" forms. F11t growing, up to 20' .... 2.10 1.98 .. BOSTO,N andJlQOS M L T __ _ INDOOR FERNS Exc1ptlon1ny full and beautiful ........ 5.98 Plus, many m9r1 ouutoor and indoor /ernt. • JCPenney SUMMMER TRU CKL OAD EVENT FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY !ST QUALITY -HUND RE DS TO CHOOSE FROM BRING YOUR TRUCKS & TRAILERS ' .. ,._ -----. 97 ~ . .._..__... '""' ~ 2Gallons e CITRUS e TROPICALS e VINES S~lCIAl OP. THI Wtll( e SHAOE TREES e ASS'T. JUNIPERS Is Gal. ESPALIERS 9.97 ea. I JCPenney GARDEN CENTER NEWPORT BEACH e FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY 1 6 .r Oler 111•11 111 s-F~ -----. See Ya Later, Watergater Uy HERB CAEN SAN FllANCISCO J a m e s McCord, the first \llatergate TV smash. Is now being offered around the ci>llege lecture circuit at $2,000 an llppe.&rance; his reps, American Program Buruu ol Bostoo, gol a big fat "No!" from College ol Marin tut week. (What W:•Ierpte really needs for a blgb TV raUng Is a dally mystery guest, preferably boodod, and a catchle< UUe. Say, "The lllndayte Saga"?) ... Dr. Norman Shumway, Stanford's world-ramed open-heart surg~. is reportedly threatening to move· elsewhere because he has so lit~ tie control over the approximately $1 million a year he brin~s to the Med Genter ... The o!hcr big name around Stanford Med these days is Naturalist Jane Goodall. whose book on chim· panzces, ,;Jn the Shadow of Man ," is a classic. She does her work at the Primate Study Facility there, which Pat Black bas labeled ''S&n Simian," a name that threatens to stick. WALTER SUORENSTEIN, the noted checkbook Democrat, arose as Seely. of State Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. entered Trader Vic's the oll>er nooo , but Walter olfe<ed ooly his hand slnee his heart belongs to Daddy Alioto. Ar. the n\oviHtar-bandsome 34- year-old Brown settled down at a nearby table, smiting "I don't need his money," he was asked "When are you announcing offich'l!ly that you're a candidate for Governor?'' "What's 'vrong \Vilh right now?'' shrugged Jer- ry, the front-runner a1nong Demo can- didates. "I'm nmning" ... Jerry, son of Ex-Gov. Pal Brown. is No. I by -virtue of name recognition, a potent factor. "Isn't he the son of Ex- Governor Jerry Brown?" a Vic's waiter whispered to me. MORE FA~ mis.sing from the crowd : BeMy Jackson's, whose death at Mt. Zion went unreported in the local press but was Topic A in his old halDlts around the remains of the Tenderloin. Soft.spoken, polite and low-key, Benny was a horseplayer, in itself a dying breed, the kind ol gu y '''ho "W1!nt to his pocket pretty good." \\'ithout flas h or show: even when his doctor put him on the ~·agon fo r keeps. Benny spent S75 a night buying rounds in the few bars he still con· sidercd worthy of bis presence ... Another face th at has faded forever: Scoop Glee son's. He. too, belonged to a vanishing breed, the tough old hard· digging S.F. newsman with printer's ink in his veins pumped by a heart of gold. In his era, a newsman could aspire to no higher accolade than the nickname of Scoop; with his death, it sbou!d be nUred ... Dead al 81 or so: Bill Noble, one ol tho<e gallants who dellgh!ed In Indulging handsome young women, and did It weU. chauUeured limousine and all. Midnight at Trader Vic's, he and his date would spoon up l80 worth of cavial: along with a salad ""hose dressing was Dom Perignon cbompagne, stralglll Don't knock It till you've tried IL MORE N.\MEDROPS: Don She! wood appeared before Marin Sup. Judie Henry Broderick to hAve his name changed legally from DaMy Cohelan "because Cohelan Is too hard to speU." Granted ... No Giant fp.n, he: Singer Art Garfunkel showed up for dinner at Kan ·s last \\:eek wearing a St. Louis Cardinals' cap which he prob· ably 'NOllld ha ve \\'or n straight through dinner if he hacln't been asked 10 stow it . I 00 Yt'JSll Bing Crosby and David Sac ks l'-'OUid consult their dictionary f.:ir the definitioo or the word "miasma." After finding out what it means, they may stop advertising their "5an Francisco Experience" ftlm, at Ghirardelli Square, as liA 11Mlasma of Sight and Sotmd! ! t.'' - unless, of course, their show really JS "noxious" and "excremental.' PUBLISHER Brian Klnat or Portola Valley, meeting a friend at Powell and I\larket, bought a take-out cup of cof· fee at Woolworth's and was standing outside \Vhen a Little Old Lady passerby dropped a dime into the cup. I KNEW Hugh l{efn er made a mistake when he named his new magazine "Oui." At a newsstand, Ardith Reid overheard one guy say to another, "You know, I like this magazine, Oy, better than Pl ayboy." FR01tf THE Summer P a r It s Program brochure put out by Alban y Park-Ree, across the Bay: "Boys - Stressing a well-rounded program In- cluding major sports. Girls -Cook· ing, stitchery, dramatics, games, group singing" .... Person oh person, does Women's Lib have a job to do in Albany ! IN . THE Sacramento Bee's city room. Ne1vsman Dick Tracy, admiring the office Women's Libbcr from afar, sighed to Art McGlnn: "I'n1 in a quan- dary -1 like what Ingrid did to her hair but I'm afraid to tell her" .... 1 know that feeling. OF THE FIVE Harry Chins in the S.F. phone book, not ooe bas a beard ... A further lbouglrt for the day, Cl)l- led in Carmel by Beatrice Morrow: "IC sex were a four-letter word it would be dirty" .••. Fink about it! Also this wondering muse from Maura Lee: "Why spend $800.000 to put a suicide barrier on the Golden Gate Bridge when It's illegal to throw anything ofr it in the first place?" 25 Yea••s of Power White Sup1·e111acists Hold Iron Grip on S. Africa By KENNETH L. WHTilNG AuodafM ,r111 Wrlttr South Africa's ruling Nationalist party has reached the quarter century mark. apparenUy more firmly entrenched than it was when it launched an era of white supremacy in 1948. 111c Nationalisls \\'On by a slirn n1argin over Prime :\Hnislcr Jv.n Christlann Smuts in l!H8. Their victory v.'as at~ i.ributed in 1.'.'lr-ge n1ea\u re lo e campaign · ""hich pohitell up the 'sv.'ar1' gcvaar" or black peril. "'The fate of nur chiJdren 3.nd thei r descendants 11nd possibly oor own generation is U1 our hands," Daniel F. ,._fala n, the first Nationali st prime mJnister, warnl'd. From 1948 on. rare separution which hAd a 1oiw W>OUl<ial history in Sooth AM<:i, "'"' <:<tended and rigidly ..,,.. forced by legislation_ --~--- Saturday, August 4, 1973 The comrric11t page of the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com· mentary on topi cs or inter· est and significance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Wud, Publlaher A proposal by the defeated Smut.< government to pnwide representation for the co.mtry's half a million lodiM! was junked. And when appeaJ courts rejecled some Nationalist moves, Parliament was convened as a High Court. Efforts were lawiched to remove colored or mulatto voters from the common voting roll~. The COWltry's lv.·o million coloreds '.\'<'r(', Instead, granted four while represent· atlves in Parliament in 1956, but they were abolished in 19'l& In 1960, the three parl iainentarians dcsignalcd to rcpresenl blac ks were climlnatcd. Malan. was succeeded :is prim e minister in 1954 hy ,Johannes G. Strijdom who said ''\\'e shall only be able to re· main a happy country and people i( everybody is prepared to contribute his share toward rostering a spirit of .l>en!lvqit.!>Qe belween the various racial groups." Racial tensions grew in 1960 and In Mardi of that year, 69 blacks were shot by police at Sharpville. The next prime ministtt, Hendrik K. Ven<-oenl called on whites to "•land iogethe<, regardless ol what happens In the world out&lde Sooth A r r i ca . ' ' Verwoerd was ·assassinated Jn 1966. The present prime min ister, John Vmtel', has sakl the eight black reservA · lions or ''homel11nds" may become con1- plet~ly independent of South Africa if they choose. BlAck leaders are demand- lntt that the Nationalists keep lh ls prom- ise. Another general election must be h1•ld by 1975. The opposlUon Uniled pnr!y led by Si r de VilJers Graff Insists that the time is right ror a change, but political observm believe chancts of defeating the NaUonalists are remote. Co1n111ent l~age • Shoplifting Soars Retailers Losing $3_1h Billion a Year '/'hr f'ederat Bureau of /11vestigu1tori has charatterlted shoplifting as "the fastest growing larcerty vtol.ation in tl1e Ut1iled Suites.•· No ane is 1no1·e aware of this tha11 American retailers w/10 are suffering losses of billion3 of doll.art eoch year. Howard Haimotbitz, management consultant and former ge-neral manger of tM operation.! di· vision of the National Retail Merch· ant& Association, i& a recognized au· thority on the problem. Here are some of his observaticrns: ,. HAIMOWITZ : There's no retailer in the United States who doesn't have a shopliftin g problem. The overall problem of shortages, which includes internal theft, accounting errors, Md shoplifting. is costing retailers $31,~ billion a yetir in losses. Some retailers report shor!age:; ilS high ::is 8"1-of sales. And Iha! kind of loss can easily ni e<'ln the end of a busi· ness. Shoplifting is a 1nonumental problem . F'B I rC'cords shov.' rhal shoplifling in· creased by 174.'fo in the yea rs from 1%0 ll.I 1969. And their figures indicate that shoplifting is as common in the suburb!> as in the center city. Jn cities with populations over 250.000, shoplifting ac- COWlls fer 7.So/c of all the larcenies com- mitted. In suburban areas, it's as high as ..... 9.6%. Bureau: Can you profile the typical lhopllfkr~ llAl~10WIT.t: The latest profile come! from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of the DeparUnent of Justice. The typical a ppr eh ende d shopl ifter is white, female, 21 to 25 years old, has one child and a husband who earns over $10,000 a year. The typical shoplifter Js very m_uch like lhe typical customer. &ttau: Why do people shoplift? HAIMOWITZ: Some are prolesskl1als. Some steal to supj:>Orl a drug habit. Kids steal on a dare or for kicks. People read to shoplift from stores they consider im· personal, or from sto res with , shoddy merchandise. Poor service provokes shoplifting. If a cwtomer is waiting in line at a register for 20 minute! to pay for a 6ne doll ar item, she becomes so frus trated that she's li kelv jtlst to hide the item and walk 01it. · Bureau : llow c11n a retailer spot u potential shoplift er? HAIA-10WITZ: Let's ta lk about the arna teur, because professional shopUfting is only a small part of the total. and because in most cases the proff!ssional is going to take you anyl\O~'. Most people who steal are very nervous. This is not their trade. They're normal people, from normal backgrounds, and suddenly they're becoming nothing more than conunon thi eves. There's aJways that rea r of getting caught. So they're going to look around. they're going to .be very cautious about who's arolUld thcn1. Their eyes \\'111 be tlarung all over the place , Instead of looking at the merchandise. They'll be trying for certain types of items that tht?y can easily hide -imall items lllat can go in- to purses, palms, or coat pockets. Bureau: How can the retaUer 1top them? HAIMOWITL: There is ooe basic thing that all retalleni can do to reduce shoplift- ing losses, and that's to improve service. For example, U a salesper300 is not able to wait on a customer immediately he should say 'SORlethimg like, "Good mom· ing, I'll be right with you." That's im- portant because it tells the customer that the store knows she's there. It tells a potential shoplifter that she's been spot- ted. An approach like this is both good service and a shoplifting deterrent. But lhe real an s1ver to the shopllfling probleJn lies in education. This is the basic prevention . Two years ago lhc N.R.M.A and lhe Intern at ion a I Newspaper Advertising Executives \1•orked toge1her in a nation wide anti· shoplifting camPlJi gn. In 1971, we had about 350 to 400 programs in operation across the COWltry. \Ve used lectures, in- store pretcrs, newspaper ads and articles to inform the public about the problem ol shoplifting. 'l'1e result? 19'/l was the first year retailers showed a decrease in shortages . Bureau: You mentioned newspaper ads. What was their message? • 1 Wl«!k• -~ •• and don't forgtlt the kitty uitr.' HAli\10\VJTZ : The ads said U1at sho1> lifting \1•as stealing. that stores ~ere no longer giv ing offenders a mere slap on the wrisl -!hat !hey were prosecu ting. niey em phasized wln1 t it felt l!kc to be caught. They made \\'ivos think about how their husbands '~oold react if they v.·cre arrested for shoplifting. They asked teen- agers to think about how Hley would feel in a jRil cell , how their parents \\'Ould reel. Wr need to get everybody involved. We must get peoPle to reali1.e the effects shoplifting can have on their everyda y lives -the trust it destroyS between a husband and \\'ile, a parent and child ; the record a ta!nager can never erase. We want to educate people so that we do not have to prosecute. Black Children in White World Psychiatrist Urges Pa1·e11ts to Relax Strict Discipline By LYNNE OLSON Auoc:l1!~ 'r•u Wrllff \Vhat does a black mother do when her 4.-year-o!d daughter irubs talcum powder on her face in an attempt to "be white aU over?" The mother can't run for advice to a child<are book because white child psychologists have yet lo deal with the problems of black parents, say! Dr. Phyllis ~larrison-Ross. So the black child . psychiatrist ha s coauthored a book on how t.o cope with !he problems ()f raising black children ln a \vhite world. Dr. Harrison·Ross, director of the com- 1nunity mental health center at J\1etropolitan Hospital. said she decided to write "The Black Cbild - A Parents' Guide'' after several years ()f meeting with ghetto parents and listening to their questions. The other author is Barbara Wydcn, women's editor of The New York Times ftfagazine. 111\ LOT OF people have talked on a high scociological plane about the prob- lems of raising black: children, but nobocly. has given parents concrete, elementary advice.'' Dr. Harrison-Ross said. "That's what I've tried to do." In !he book, the 3 7·ye a r ·O Id psychiatrist says th3t black parcnls "'have to bri ng up their children to be cornfort::i ble v.•ith their blackness, to be secure. to be proud, to be able to love . . . The sad truth it that too many blacks have not learned to Jove." She explained in an inte rview : "\Ve'vc spent so much time defending ourselves against racism that we haven't had the energy to love, to give of ourselves in a demonstrative way. "Our parents bad to be very serloos with us and teach us that tile Isn't _ f{ivo\ous and that love was sxnethlng that could be done without. We grew up to be a very serlous-mlnded peopte." SHE SAYS blacks usually are better, morHffectivc discipUnarians than 111lites but oHen use too much fear in directing their children. "Black mothers and fathers ha ve nlwtiys br()ught their children up_ lo be quiet," Dr. M:irrison-Ross says m the book . "/I.lore than quiet: self-effa ci ng. "r\ot too long ago, even a child who step(X'd out of line could be in real trou- bl e, l('t alone a gro"n person. Black children are taught very early in life not lo ';ict up ' in public.'' Shf' urges blacks to reta.x their strict discipline, be more affectionate and spend more tirn~ -at least 15 minutes 1 day -with their children. ' "TIIERE IS A· !ack oL easy a)l!l-- municatioo between parents and. ctuldren In many black families," Or. Harrison- Ross says. She said a primo cause of that is lack of Ume, especially tn the thousands of one-parent ghetto homes. "Most people don't appreciate the ter- rible. stresses of poverty," she says in the book. "It's difficult for a mother on her ov.·n to earn the living, care for the house find brln1 up a child under ghetto con· ditions~ fl!tecn minutes morning. and night ls a tremendous investment of time and energy." She said many black women are rcarrul ot men and because of tMt "they crush lhetr gons' attempts at 1elf·asser· tion and Independence." ''The black father has an Important rol• to play. If he will stoy around and take pan In rearing his children, this will almost lmmediately negate any tendency of the mother to cut her aons down." ~1iddle-<!lass black pa re n t s have a number of problems different from those or ghetto blacks, Dr. Harrison-Ross says. Many encourage their children to over- compete in the white world. "Blacks iset up a fantasy of perfection and color it whi te. Middle-class blacks try especially hard to live up to all the Sunday school ideals ... all the how·to- gct.ahead-in-business ideals. "This supcrstriving is one reason why so many youngsters refuse to try at all . They take a look at the society around theiu, at \\here they live and ho\v they live. Tiley say, 'Man. there's no way [ can make that ideal. No way.' And they stop st riving." The emphasis on whiteness as perfec· lion extends even to the color or a child's skin, Dr. Harrison-Ross says. "TI1e color or a child can affect U1e q'"'dh.Ji ty of parental love and the child's position in the family," she says in the book. "In my practice, I have often had to help mothers ch an g e their attitude toward their children because they were favoring the lighter-skinned youngstets at the expense of lhe darker ooes." The case of the little girl v.·ho dusted her face v.•ith talcum powder ~·as reaJ . Dr. Harrison-Ross says. The child had trouble accepting her blackness because her n1other was having problems '!'f.Lh her ov.'n black identity. "I wanted to strengthen ber .llhe mo1 her ·s 1 sclr-confidence as much as I could so rhat she \\'Ou ld feel strong enough to help her little girl '' she says. THE PSYCfUATRIST says she en· couraged the mother tG help her daughter associate desirability with blackness through such tact ics as buying black magazines containing pictures of attractive black men and v.-omen. getting her child black dolls and watching together children's television shows with blacks in the cast. Dr. Harrison-Ross says she hopes the book will "serve as a psychological mir· ror for whites. giving them a glimpse of how their attitudes il!1d ttctlons affect blacks. particularly the cffec1--d.irect and indirect ~ on bl nc k C'hildren. And, ultl n1ately. Otl tlll'i r Q\l'll l'hildrt•n ·· · "White children are just as depri\'ed as black children \\·hen ii conies to anitudrs about race." she sai d in the int<'rvil'w. "A lot of while kids jusl don't know \o..ihat to do around blacks. They v.•ould · f('el much niore comfortable as adults Jf thc ir fantasies about race \\'ere dealt l\'ith as children.'' Bringing Back Viet Dead Reclamatio1i Teams Slogging Througli Rice Paddies By TAD BARTIMUS Alle(li!i.I '"'"• Wl'11tf American Gls are once aguin climbing the hills and slogging through the rice paddies of Soulh Vietna m. They used to come to kil l. Now they're returning to claim their own dead. Teams of Ar my and Air force specialists assigned to the Joint Casualty Resolution Center in Thailand have been flying in and out of South Vietnam in r~ cent months searching for the remains of American servicemen. Operating from Nakbon Phanom Air Force Base, Thailand, the 175 men wbo make up the center are under the com- mand of Army Brig. Gen. Robert C. Kingston. Their mission is to close the books on the incomplete rues of 2.400 American servicemen classified as miss- ing in actioo or olfldally d~arecj dead whose bodies have not been recovered In Laos, Cambodia, North and South Viet· num . .Quotes ~. "Walldng In the heat o! a humid 90- dcgree day In Washington -with the sweat coursing down your face, under your arms,. down your back -can also be a pleasant erpericnce."-Sea. WlllL<m i!rUmtro. ,D-Wll.,. -~. -'9 walk to -k to rmp,;,ve ilieli pllyalcal fitneM. "We have a good~ of slowing the boom down without whAt would ordinari- ly be called a reoesslon."-llerbert Stein, cbalnnao of the CoaacU of F.conomlc advb:ert. "The health of a man Is not nearly as important as tbe...bealth..of..a nation Md the Jiea.llh or the world." -President Nixon alter leaving tbe Bethesda Naval Medlcul Center, where he was bosplla.I· Jud lor viral pneumonia. "Foils are antennae .. , .They can learn 10 use the foll to find their way to space, to Wit It h a long pencil, drawing circles and lines, projectlng it to u point In i.pae1t." -Ju.Um Palffy.AJpar, feoclag ln1Lruelor for io bl1Dd mta and womea. There are 1.300 MlAs and l,100 de<'ld ~'hose bodies ha\'e not been recovered. Of the dead, about 300 men were Jost at sea. So far the center's results have been discouraging . Of the six crash sites it has investigated since starting operations in February, three revealed no human re- mains , Kingston said. One or these three sites was in the South China Sea Ml South Vietnam 's cen- tral ooast. Kingston said local resideots led searchers to a grave on the beach where a legless torso was discovered. But a check ol ""'°rds proved the re- mains '"'Cl'Ul't those the team was searching fot, So far Ille toroo has not been Identified, be l&id. ' Kingston would not elabocate on two other investigations. But on Jtme 4. U.S. Embassy officials in Saigon confirmed that the remains or an American pilot. whose L.19 rcconnaissanoo aircraft v.·Cnt down in Dccen1ber 1965, were discovered in lhc central coastal province o! Tuy ll oa 250 nl.i.les northeast of Sajgon . 'ntE srxTJI investlgatJon was con· ducted by Klngston alld 23 team 1nembers more recently. The debris they saw turned out to be the 2~·year-<1ld wreckage ol an Air Vietnam DC3. No Americans were Involved In «hat crash, which killed 33 South Vietnamese civilians when the plane plowed Into the $ide)ll a, hi!l.aJ>olltJ< tUiles ""lit ,"! Da, !long near IM lla! Vall Pill. Among the oddl working against King- ston and his men Is the acknoWledged staUstic that 96 percent of the 1,100 known crash sites are In disputed or Viel Cong·hcld territory. Complicating the team's oper~tJons Is the requiremenl that It must first obtain pennissloo from thB Joint Military Com· mission ' before Oylng over a potential crash site to photograpl1 It. The com mission. oomposed o l representatives ot North and South Viet· n1m , the Viet Coog and lbe United States, must a!JO give approval if Kingston decides his men should search on the ground for 1 closer look. WHEN TllE TllAMS reach the slle they often Mve to overcome explosive booby traps, uncooperative Io ca I rcsldci\ls, hosUle terrain and dtadly rep- tiles and foliage befort: tOOy can i.:<·t do~·n to the serious probing they ~'ere carefully trained to do. "I don 'I associate the reCOvl'ry of Tl'- mains u·ith a successful operation ... Kingston told news men . "Getting one of my crtish recover~' teams in and conducting a reasonably thoro ugh search -that is .:i success. \\'e feel we mu.cu get spedally trained U.S. personnel in there.·~ Kingston said so far his team has suf- fered no serious accidents but admJtlt'd he had sent a few men back ho1nc because they didn 't measure up to his standards. The geoeral said hi! troop&, mostly volunteers with at least one previous tour in Vietnam, "empathize" v.ith the mt>n they're looking !or, Often have setn pie· tures of them and get :i full bri efing on their backgrounds before goh1g to a crash site. "We're all digging and S<'atthing here hoping lo find son1e remains because tMt's our job," he said. "W~ are overt, V.'C are hwnanilnria71. Ou·r mission (s" [oo important l11 get involved in anyth.i~ else. 11 Wicks I 1~· r: ' - • Step right up, boys and girl•, this ta your last chance IO w1n free tlcbts -that's two to eKh winner -for tba big ell'Olll In t.nabeim atarUn1 a -1t frOl!I Monday. Hurry ! Hurry ! Hurry! Send Jiii!? ontrlts In IO Uncle Lro llld IO Andy and Carol Joo and ,..11 you can bo lhe lucky ooe to take a friend IO tile "811 Top." v ... 1r. in lhe Anaheim Cmvtnllon C.Oter, Aug. 13 through Aug. 21, is the "greatest show on ea rth." It's the Ringling Brother• and Barnum & Bailey Circus at the Anaheim Convention Cenlet -and you can be there eatlnl popcorn and seelni It all wfth your very eyea, bear· inl it all with your own ears. on oi>enlng night. l'lf tell you what you've got· ta do. Just make a dr1wing, like you do every wt.ek ln our Uncle Len art conteat on lhe Family Page, d r a w l n g IOIDtlhlng that relaleo IO lhe clrcul, ai1d you can be tba lucky one. And I'll tell you what I'm iOOM clo, this -and Ol!)y this -k. Uncle Len is IOini to make a winner of every penon out there who wlna any of our contests next week. 0 0 -~ .I' 11<""· ·--... : "> "• .. ' ' /' .... "\ . ' .· " ' * PRIZE 1l'INNER * Mory Echenique, 9, 1157 S.lvador St., Co1t1 Mou Any clilld under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (I) Draw picture on piece of plain, whlU> paper ~I> Inches wide and • inchel deep. Use bla<k Ink and mate Jlnea black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must bo your qwn work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mall it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box IMO, DAJLY PILOT, Co.ta Mesa 112626. Enlrlea must be received by noon on Tburaday for production on tile following .Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy ball dollar. . -'111&1'• rllbt -send In a rid· die, the-Q!t one, "and· you'll l'1n two tickets to the clicus . elforta we are going to award on opening night. her . two tickets to the circus Send In the bost poem. too! regular p1izes for entries foi- the following week. But there have been only a fe\v ~uestions going to Andy lately, and not too many have appeared , if ·you've noticed, from anywhere in California. of the world. And get your entries in early next week ~ we can choose the winners a n d get the tickets to you in the mail as soon as possible. Remember, the deadline will be Wednes· day so we can mail the tickets out soon. lftferably on lhe topic of the They'll be going out In next big top, and you'll wtn two week's mall and we•n be an. free passeS' to the clrcus --nouncing all the final winners that's Monday, Au1. 13. (The in next Saturday's paper. deadline will be Wednesday.) Because. we've been a bit So don't forget him and any questions you have ·about anything in the world -or out Good luck! And-we've got a special an· preoccupied with the circus nouncement this week too. As lately, we've had to depend on you surety have noU~ we Andy for all we learn from the have a continuing coatrlbutor Family Page -and of course to cur page In Doreen Lee of The Quiz. c I' Irvine. She baa sent us IClftl< Next Saturday we'll get .-----aro ~ of her belt work and _. back to some current toplcs ., Corner--~ ttrtalned us all, and for all her and column and back IO our --........ Atll ...... •I• o,_.. Cfflt Deity Pli•t, h• , ., •• c.te ...... Uff, RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Sam: Did anyone laugh when you fell on the ice? Howard: No. but the ice made some awful cracks! ltlT•IMi PrWllu. Ult l..,_tl'ttv .. LIM• Ct,.111 •ti Mir 41Mi'I' tlMt I c:omptlft 20-volumt Ml ef tM Mtr\I '!tvcltnff lneYC\optdl• lo ltlcll Colrn41', qe lS, ol Wl~nllllt, Mini· toet. CtnMI•, IOI' 1111 q1111!1on: longer and some shorter. The .-----------------------, longest r a d i o wavelengths measure many miles. The Htw are wave1eqth, fre· s b o rt e s t gamma ray queocy and velocity related ? wavelengths measure about one billlooth of an inch. These terms are used to All these -i n v i s i b 1 e THOSE SILLY CLOWNS Some clowns never say a thing, While jumping around inside the ring. Others, Ibey laugh and sing all day. Clowns are funny, happy and gay. A K-.n 1111t ..... , .... '-'Mrr C'l1rtf, 11, dJ WHll· 111111 PlK1, c.t1 Mfta ,., a. Wflllllllt lfl'try 111 In• ltl~ llMI ...... ,Cllllftll. M911 YWf '""' If Sl'llry It Unclt Un. au 1Wf, C.I• ,.,,.... c..\lf. define invisible energies that wavelengths vibrate so many travel !rom here Jo Utere in times second -which pul!lng: waves. Velocity is the gives tCcl'r energy frequency. speed at which they travel. Longer wavelengths b a v e Wavelengths measure lhe size lower frequencies, shorter of the pulses. Frequency wavelengths have higher fre-L---------------------' counts the number of times quencies. they pulse per second. The various forn1s of this Solar radiation is a package energy are arranged in a row, of assorted energies including according to wavelengths and light and radlo. They an travel frequencies. This chart is the at the same velocity. But they elt!etromagnetic spectrum . pulse along in wavea of dif· Short wavelengths with high ferent lengtM, vibrating at frequencies are on the left, different frequencies. longer wavelengths with lower Sound travels in waves of frequencies are graded toward energy thilt vibrate at so the right side ol the spectrum. many freque.ncies per second, Midway is a narrow section High notes have high fr~ giving the bands we see in the quencles that vibrate faster rainbow spectrum of visible and Jow notes viDrate at lower light. frequencies. Sound energy has The velocity of all forms of to pulse along through a sur· electromagnetic energy equal rounding medlum, which may lhe speed of Ji&hl 'lbeir dil • be molecules of gases, liquid.~ ferent wavelength.! can be or solids. compared to longer a n d !is velocity lbrough prdinary shorter strides, passing a air is about 1,100 feet per sec-given point during one-second. ond. Doose, elastic mediums Shorter wavelengths must help it lo go faster and take more steps to keep up through steel its velocity per with the para~e. H e II c e ' second is 181400 feet. shorter wavelengths h ave higher frequencies and longer A whole range of other wavelengths have loWer fre- ene-rgies are far more qufncles dramatic-than-aound, though · -fhe terms ... Wtfvelingt.h' .... ffe-... ·A,.,;y ..-Mnds-'• 11Y1ii":vo1um• ·1et ct quency and vel~ty still ap-~~ .. ;,11=e1~:. : ~:~*'~~·~i: ply. This group. mcludes the for "'' q1.1tst1on: packase of radiant energies Where was a 8 c I e a , poured forth ~Y the sun. Mesopoi.mla? They travel in waves oC asoorted lencll!s, pulsing at '!bl• cradle of ea:ly civiliza· different froquencies. ~ llon ls now .occupied by Iraq, ~ t~-!.'!~1&r'°t110111' -~a;-~.~~'/~!,~} whip across sPace at the same Turkey. Here, at the dawn of veto city, approximately hiltcry there were se ttlements 186,llOll miles per second. along two mlgbly rivers, These cosmic aoeedera are draining southeastward to c a 11 e d e t e c lromagnetic what ~ now the Persian Gulf. energies. becau.. their pulsing Bet-n them the Tigris wavts are ~WTOunded by and Euphrates Rivers created equany·b8Janced fields of tlcc-a level, wen:watertd region trlcltv and ma~Usm. They suitable ror rarmlng. include visible light, inrrared The name Mesopota mia is and iii Ira violet tight ; radio and coined-from -Gree!<-. word microwaves, aamma rays and meanin, "between -the · t\''°'" X-rays.· . rivers.' The history of the All lnlvel al the same region goes back through velocltv in pul1e1 of eneray, 10me 6,000 years. Time after 90mewhot llke waves of the lime, it was Invaded by dil· sea. These wavelengths are ferent people, many of whom measured by lhe distan ce bulll fabulous cities a n d between one crtal and the established powerful empires. next. 1 Tile glamorous names of The dllfetent kin<ll of elec-Babyloo and Auyrta, Akkad tro...,..Uc en"'i)' \ravel in and chsldca belong In the old different wavelengths. some story of Mesopotamia . ' • UPI TIMltlltlt Do:en Eggs, Otae Shell With egg prices threatening to hit ,l.30 a dozen, John Seiger of Seyfert, Pa., is cool and calm as he collects today's production from his pet chickens. Actually this one only has about four yolks. 'not,,_ 12, but ii measures 9 Inches around the long way. - Here, Kitties With the greatest of (gulp) ease fearless Gunther Gebel·Williams puts his royal Bengal ti gers tJ1rough sinuous synchronized side-steps at the Ringling Bro· OAILY PILOT thers and Barnu111 & Bailey Circus. The '"g reatest show on earth" runs Aug. 13-2 1 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Ana hein1. s~onts Hold 2 Ja1nborees 70,,000 Come, Some Hiking, to Pennsylva11ia, Idaho . 'i'!Ot!d. • ' ' l NEW CASTLE, Pa. (UPI) -Hallway around the world is a long way to go for .. a camping trip, but nine boys from I,ndia were making the hike. So are boys from Australia. Japan. Greece, England and other faraway places. have as one theme, "Ecology and Environment." Hence, the .!\1oraine Jamboree has more-than ,100 booths and exhibits on conservation and · \vilclHfe ·managem ent. "\Ve hope," said Wi\lian1 Jackson. Sr., site chairman. "that the ex- hibits will show how we can all help the ecology and make the world a little nicer place to live." Feeding such assemblages is a huge I undertaking, and the food available for hungry young appetites is based in large part on the experi ence of past Jamborees and the Scouts' own suggestion s. The attraction is the quadrennial Boy Scout Jamboree, being' held this year Friday of this week through Aug. 9. in two places for the first time. Jamborec- East is here in we.'>tem Pennsylvania at Moraine State Park. Jamboree-West is holding (orth at FaITagut State Park, Idaho, site of the 1ast Jamboree in 1969. Approximately 40,000 scouts were ex- pected to take part in Jamboree-West. They'll come from every state in the union as well as foreign lands. For ex- ample, among boys who'll be camping at Moraine State Park are 32 from Boy Scout Troop 1510 in Monessen. Pa., only 50 miles from the campground. A1so in line with the ecology 1henle, Jackson said, "vte expect to leave the park in better condition than \Ve find it. The state of Permsylvania had planned to do considerable \Vork on Moraine anyway. By holding our Jamboree here we've put that work ahead of schedule by years." Al\10NG ME!\'U ITEMS at Mo raine are 79.000 JO-inch loaves for hero sandwiches, 44,000 mountain trout, 120.000 chickens, 50,000 cases of assorted caMed foods, 380 crates of apples, 8,236 pounds of carrots. r 313 boxes of bananas, 800 cases of orange juice concentrate and 594,()X) fresh oranges, 14,280 pounds of tomatoes, 175 cases of cabbage, 21,060 heads of lettuce, -400 dozen doughnuts, 288,000 eggs, 40,000 JX>unds of butter. i8,000 hamburger buns. And that's a very partial list. Potables include hundreds of thousands of quart,, , of milk, tens of thousands of bottles of soda. AT THE SUGGESTION of the Scouts themselves, the Jamborees this year During the ·Jamborees the boys are kept busy fishing canoeirig, swimming. playing ball, taking part in patrols and hikes, engaging in art and other in- structional programs -and just plain getting to know other Boy Scouts from throughout the United States and the The Scouts are bunked at 24 campsites, each holding 1,500 to 2.500 boys and ad- visors. world scope (10 points lor each question answered .cor~tly) -, 1 Why was Mururoa Atoll' in the South Pacific iii world news headlines? 2 Under the Phase 4 economic plan an· nounced by the Administration. all pnce ceilings were lifted as of July 20. True or False? 3 The nation of .. ? .. was proclaimed a republic after a coup apparently ended the 40·year reign of King Mohammed Zah1r Shah. a·lran b-Saudi Arabra c-Afghanistan 4 The "Andrea Doria" in the news is •• ? •• · a-an Italian· space satellite · b-a sunken ocean liner C·a world·circling balloon 5 The U.S. House and Senate both passed bills to limit the President's warmaking pawers. True or False? newsname (10 points if )'OU can identify this person in the news) As Treasury Secretary, he outUned to newsmen ~resid-ent Nixorl's PhaSe 4 economic plan . Being in charge oflthe Secret Service has also brought him into the news. Who is he? ~~ ,.~ ,,,..,. ........ , .... ,,... matchwords (4 points for uch correct 1n1tch) l ..... menagerie a-caref1.1I about details 2 ..... mendacily 3 ..... mercenary b-hired soldier in for· eign army c-falsehood ln addition lo being a family (un feature , THE QUlZ ls an integral part of the in-classroom news program pre· sented jointly in Orange Coast area schools as a pubUe service by the Daily Piiot and The lrvlne Company. A11\w•rs ·~·r (V,JkH OOWll) MIG• ... 11 -. newsp1cture ( 10 points if you answer this question correctly) It has been 6 months since these Canadians went to Viet Nam for truce·observing duties. Now the Canadians are .going home. In announcing they were pulling out the end of July, one . Canadian official said they had been observing "a war and not a cease·fire." Name the three rema in ing truce commission members. sportlight (2 points for each question answered corr•clly) l Stan "The Man " Musial was one of the famous former players taking part in an oldt1mers· (CHOOSE ONE: base· ball, basketball) game held 1n St. Louis recently. 2 In whi ch sport ar e ··shell s" used? .. a-palo. _ .b·rciw!!J.&_ c:~Q,ck..!tl_ 3 ·Running .back Duane Thomas was traded to the Wash - ington Redski ns. What team did Thomas help lead to vie· tory. in the 1972 Superbowl? 4 Which player recently won the Women's U.S. Qpen Golf Championship for the th ird time? • -·a:Oloria"tff'eif1" , .. ~ '""""' .... -:-r"!' ... -' .,.~-...-.~ .... -~, ~ b-Brenda Goldsmith c·Susie Maxwell Berning 5 The National league won baseball 's 44th All-Star Game· in Kansas City's new Royals stadium, part of the $70· million (CHOOSE ONE: Dwight 0. Eisenhower. Harry S. Truman) Sports Complex. roundtable 4 .... meticulous d·k1r'ld of duck F•mlly discussion (no tcore) 5 ..... merganser 1,collectl~n of wild ani · Should the U.S. try to sw1l~h rapidly to !he metric system mals of measurements? Why or why not? 'f'OUR SCORE: tl 10 100 points -TOP $COREi 81to90 pointt: -Excellent. 71kt80 points -Good. 61 to 70 points -f"1M'. 730.73 •VEC. Inc., M1dlaon, Wiscon1ln u•111n11 S AJilH•S :,., !tAoq ... oJ ''11'0"( :q·t :11 •q•••q·1 :.lHell1V04S o\J16unH 'pt.t11od '•t••uopu1 =~MO.l:lldSM:lN ' p·s : •. ,. !q·( !,·t :•·1 ;SOlOMHOlYW lt\"llS •fuo•e :~wYNSMlN 1n11· :q•t :1.1·( :•t1•i·& !11•1.t •••• , , •• ,,1'111 1i•·11•d• u••-q ''"''~·) :94oos01-0ll\ • I ~ i ,l ., - I u"1(." PH.or Jn Newport The Rev . David L. Crawford, director of student relations at Princeton Theological seminary, is Sunday's speaker in St. Andrew's S u mm e r Preaching Mission. Services are at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m . at 600 St. Andrew's Drive, Newpt.~Beach. Mormon Chom Sets Perf ormancc The Southern California Monnon Choir v.i ll present a co:ncert at 1-Iuntingt.on Beach tonight at 8 in the Huntington Beach Stake Center, Church of . Jesus ,Qv.ist . ol-, Laltcr-<tay Saints, 19191 17th St. Admission will be $1 and tickets "'ill be ava ilable at the door. In keepihg with the r-.for1non Church's spirit of promoting cultural dcvelo pn1cnt among its members, the choir \Va s organized jn 1953 v: i t h Frederick Davis ns conductor. Since that time. the choir has made over 100 naHonal broad- casts and has been featured on the Dinah Shore and Steve Allen televis ion shov.·s. It also has appeared at the IIollywOQd Bo\vl. Redlands Bowl. San Francisco Opera House. San Diego F'icsta de! Pacifiro. and the Las Vegas Civic Auditorium. The choir is knov.rn for ilc; annual p r es e n t a t ion of Handel's ··J\1essiah'' a t the Los .. ,\ngeles Ph i 1 h J r 1n on i c Auditorium. Today's concert \\'i ll feature various soloisls · a n d in- strumental nun1bcrs. as well as music in a \i:id e variety of moods. The public is invited. Saturd1y, Au;u1t 4, 1973 Port11g11ese Se1·viee Missionai-y, Day Planned in Mesa Sunday will be Midsummer Missions Day at First 83ptist Church of Costa Mesa, and will feature a nlorning service in Portuguese and English by l)rs. J oshua Felix and \Vally \-\'illiams, and an evening show of gospel ntus1c, "Sound of Destiny." Dr. Joshua FC'lilc. pastor of a missionary church in Sao Paulo, Braz.ii. v.•ill be bringing a report of activities and pro- gress in that area, and Dr. \Vall y Williams, president or the B a pt i s t F~vangeli.stic Missionary Association, will share the platform with hiln to lronslnte the message into English. "SOUND OF Destiny " i.. presented by a group frotn the lieritage Christian College in Anaheim, according to the Rev. James Combs. 1be pro- gram includes solos, trios, en- semble arrangements, and haJ'P. The public is invited The evening service begins at 7. 1st Birthday Baptists to Cele.brute On Sunday the l"irst Baptist purch:'lscd its first church Church celebrates its fi rst an· school bus. niversary. It was organized with tv.,el\"e founding members v.·hen Dr. F'. Kenton Beshore became its pastor. During this year the church has grown by ap- proximately 100 members. The church now has a full youth progran1 including the "\Vave." the C.Offee IJouse ministry, New Life Club and the new Agape Club has been formed. The church also has Tll E budget is approaching $40.000 per year. Recently Dr. Beshore was elected president of the World Bible Society, an international mission a r y organ i z a t ion that has distributed millions of Bibles in every continent. He can be heard each morn- ing at 7:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. each evening over radio sta- tion XEA10 860 on the dial. I· THE PICK OF PUnch I -A . . ' -JI ' PUNCH "Were it not for old Mrs. Jones, we could both sleep in on Sunday morning." Bapti•t Ji'ount.ain Valley Ba p & I 1 t Church, at 10'.lOO Slater Ave.; service at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, ct)urch school at 9:45: sermon '"The Marvelous Patience of God,'' by the Rev. Eugene Stroh; evening service at 7, yQUlh group at 5:4.5. Fairview Baptist Cburch, at Fairview and Fair, Costa Mesa; service at JO a.m.: sermon "Maker of Heaven and Earth," by the Rev. Richard Doss; 11:15 a.m.. talkback. Harbor Trinity B a pt i !I t Church, at 1230 Baker SI ., Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 11 a.m .. church school at 9:45 ; sermon by the Rev. Con- nie Salios; evening baptism service at 7, hymn sing at 8. First Baptist Church of Jrvine, meeting at El Camino Real Elementary S c h o o I : service Sunday at 11 a.111 .. church school at 9:45: Bible study Wednesday ;it 7::10 p.n1.; for information. call 638-7407. F irst Baptist Church, at 2501 Cliff Dri\"e, Newport Beach: service Sunday at 10:30 a .in .. church school at 9:30: sermon "Three Things I Ask From God .'' by the Re\'. Kenton Beshore; evening service <!! 7; sermon "\\'ill Christ Literally Reign on Earth 1,000 years?" First Baptist Church or Laguba Hills . at 24521 Moulton Pkwy.: service Sunday at 11 a.m .. church at 9:45: sermon "Christian Maturity." by the Rev. Ivan Bell: \Vcdnesday service and Bible study at 7 p.n1. Irvine Hills Com 1n uni l y Church fBapUst), meeting at Rancho San Joaquin J11termediatc Schuol: service ;.it 11 a.n1 .. cl1urch !>Choo! at 9:30: sern1on "The Chris tian's Life Style." by the Rev. R ichard Samuelson. First Baptist Church, at 107 \\". ~1arquita. San Clemente; service at 11 a.m.: sermon ''The Church Pr a~, in g Together." by the Re\'. Philip Smilh: sumir.t'r day can1p bt;'gins Monday: for grades one to three. c<1ll 492-6628 for information. C#1t•istir1•1 Sciei1ce Christian Science Churchrs. First Church of Christ, Scien- tist. 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa T\1esa. services at l I a.m. and church school at 9: 15 a.m.: First Church of Christ. Scientist, 8th and Olive. Hun- tington Beach, services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.: First Chu rch of Christ. Pulpit & Pew Scicnllst, 3303 Via L i d o . Newport Beach. services 'llnd church schooJ ut 9 and 10:30 11.n1.: Second Church o f Christ. Scle11tist. 3100 Pacific Vie1v Drive. COrona del Mar, services and church school At 10 a .in .; \\1edne$day testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at a11 four churches; sermo.n '.'Love." Congregational Corona del Mar Community Church, Congregational, at 61 I He1iotrope: service a n d church school SUnday at 10 a .m.: sermon "Are You a Bull or a Bear?" by the Rev. Philip, Murray. N e j ghborhood Coogrega· tlonal Church, UCC, at St. Ann's and Glenneyre. Laguna Beach; services al 9:30 and 11 a :m.: ser1non "The Poor \Vidov.'." by Spencer Sturm. director of Christian educa- lion: back·packing lrip leaving Atu;. 12 for Yosen1itc. Je1l'isl1 Temple Sharon, at 617 W. liamilton. Costa l\.lesa : service Friday at 8:15 p.m.: sern1on by Garson Goodman : installation of officer.fl elected for 1973-74 will be in August; oneg shabbat follows service. Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach, at 2411 East Coa~t Highway. Corona, de\ !\far; service Friday at 8: 15 p.m.; sermon by Rabbi Irwin Hennan. director of pacific Southwest C o u n c i I of American llebrew Congrega- tions: first service for new reform congregation for in- for1nntion, call 644-7393. L11ll1eru11 Lutheran Chu rch of the Cross. at 24231 El Toro Ro<id, Laguna Hills; services Sunda:v a·t 8:30 and I I a.tn.: church ~chool and Bible class at 9:30 : scrn1on "Prepare '{e lhe \l'ay." by the Rev. \\'illiam Eller. Christ Lutheran Church. at 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente; service at 10 a .m. Sundav: sermon "Born Not So Free." by the Rev. Emory Ackern1a11 : film "Wa1er of Life" to be shO\\'Tl at Il: 15 a.m.: vacation Bible school Aug. 13-24. 9:15 t0; 11 :45 a .m. for children ages 3-13. call 496-2621 for information. Christ Lu lheran Church. at 760 Vic toria. Costa Mesa; services Sundav at 8: 15 and 11 a.ni.. church sChool and Bible class nt 9:30: senno11 '·How C;in They?" by-Vicar Daniel Kriefall : vacation Bible school begins A1onday aL 9 a.n1.: \Vednesday servicte ut 7:30 p.rn . Lutheran Church of the lttaster, at 2900 Pacific Vie\v Drive, Corona del M a r : ser vice at 10 a.in . Sundsy: sermon "What's Yo.ur Brother Got Against You ? -Part II," by the Rev. Larry Fruhling. Redeemer Lutheran Church, at 16351 Springdale St., Hun- tington Beach: services at 8:15 and 10:45 e .m., church school at 9:30: sermon "The Course of a Christian's Life.'' by the Rev. Eugene Schramm. Faith Luthe.ran Church of Caolstrano Beach, at 34381 Calle Portola ; service Sunday at 10:30 a.n1 .. church school at 9: sertnon "Are Y o u Spiritually Po1\•erless?" by the Rev. J ames Knotek: Sunday .vouth meeting al 5::10 p.m.: rilm al 7 p.n1 .. ''A !\tan and His Men." a look at D111J3s Cowbovs' head coach Tom Lan- drv: "vacation Bible school b,.·,,lns al 9 a.n1. Monday for t'hildren· ages through sixth gr::i r1c. Prince of Pence Lutheran Church. 2987 A-lesa Verde Drive. Costa l\f es.1.: services Sunday at 8 and 10:30 a .m.: sermon by the Rev. Andrew Anderson; church school at 9: 15; vacation Bible school ~1onday throu2h Friday. Lutheran Church or Our Saviour, at 200 \V. San Pablo. San Clemente: service Sunday at 10 a:m.; sermon "\Vil\ing to Suffer," by Reg Akerson, summer yo u I h director: Thursday study in Ephesians at 7:30 p.1n.: senior youU1 groop to meet Tuesday at 7 p.m.. junior high group nteeting Thursday at 7 p.m. ~Jetl1odist F i rs t United l\1cthodist Church, at 2n1 17th St., 'Hun- tington Beach: services at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon "The Mess... by L a r r y Swagerty. junior high group teacher and Bible di scussion leader. First United l\1ethodist Church, al 18225 Bushard St., FoWltain ValJe y: service Sun· day at 9:30 a.n1. ~'ith church school: sermon by the Rev. Ford Miller. l\1esa Verde U n it e d l\lf't hodist Church, at 1701 Baker St.. Costa l\f e s a : service and church school Sun- day at 9:30 a.rn .: sermon .. 1:hc Church and the United Nations Environment Program," by Dr. Gar y tlerbertson. representing the church in forn1ation or new U.N. agency. Laguna 8 t a r h Unllcd Methodist Church, at 21632 Wesley Driv~ •. ~\.ltP .. L.iagun.a : service nt 10 a.m.: scnnon by James Russ , president of Southern California Enterprises and charge lay leader. Pre•byterian Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa: services and church school at 8:30 and 10 a .m. Sunday; sennon "Men \Vhori1 Jesus Made : The Magnificent Disciple," by the Rev. Bruce Kurrie. Community Preshyterlun Cburcb, at .12202 Del Obispo Road. San Juan Capistrano: service and church school at 1_0:30 a.m. Sunday; scnnon "Lord, ls It J?" by the Rev. Robert B. McLaren, associate professor or religious studies at Cal State Fullerton, guest preacher; news pa per s, aluminum cans and bottles to be gathered for recycling. St. 1\-tark Presbyterian Church, at 2100 1ifar Vista, Newport Beach; service and church school Sunday at 9:30 a.m.: sennon "Something Old and Excitingly ~ew," by the Rev. Cecil Hofl'ffian. Rellgio11s Selene'<' Church or Jlf'llglous Science of Laguna Beach, at 20062 Laguna Canyon Road : service Sunday af 9 and I I a .n1 .. church school at 9; sermon "What to Do \\lith Criticism." by the Rev. Henry Gerhard; Thursday lectures at 10 a.m. Newport Harbor Church or Religious Science, at 541 Center St., Costa l\lesa: serv- ices at 10 a.m.: sermon "The Mystical Interpretation of the Lord's Prayer,'' by ~trs. LAlcille De Mershman, guest speaker. First Church of Religious Sele.ace or N~'port Beach, meeting at Corona del 1ifar High School Utlle Theater: service and church school Sun- day at 10:30 a.m.; sermon "Alive, Awake and Aware," by the Rev. Albert Burke. First Church or Religious Science, meeting at 3011 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente: service Sunday at II a.n1 .: sermon "TI1e P e r f e c t Prayer," by the Rev. Leslie Harrold; self -development class Tuesday at 7:30: serviro V11ltnrlnn U n 1 tu r I a n Unlvtrsallst Church, at 1259 Victoria St .. Costa Mesa, service and church school Sunday at 10:30 a.m:: sennon~ "A Year ln Caliromia and Here I A.In St ill Alive," by the llev. Robeft J ordan Ross. U n I t a r i a n • Uaiversalist Fellowship of Laguoa Beach, a t 429 Cypress St.. Laguna Bench; service Sunday 11 :30 a.m.: sermon "Was Count Dracula Really a Unitarian?" by the \Vylders family: for in· formation. call 499-1186. f)t.her De110111i11atio11s First Chrh1tlan Church, al Legion and Glenneyre Streets, Laguna Beach: services Sun- <lay ~l 10:45 a .tn . IJlble School at 9:45 : sem1on "Fulure Shock ," by the Rev. James Boulton. St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido. Newport Beach: services and church school at 8 and 10 a.m.; sennon by the Rev. Harlan Coykendall; 10 a.m. Tuesday service. prayer fellowshlp at 10 :45 Wednesday service at 8 p.m . I Lake Jffils Community 1 Church. at Muirlands and f\foor. P.1ission Viejo; services at 9:~ and 11 a.m.: sennon 1 1Jy the Rev. William C. ~1artin, associate pastor. Newport Unity Church, at 15th and Irvine Ave nu c • Nev.•J)Ort Beach: service at 10 a.m .. church school at 9 a.m.: sermon. "Don't Be Afraid lo Ask," by the Rev. Loren Flickinger: Singspirali Sun- day at 8 p.m. at Fa 'on Island with Jack Carr o organ and l\lr. 1'~1ickinger as soloist. The Foursquare Church. at 1734 Orange Ave.. Cost a Mesa : service and church school Sunday at 10 a.m.: sermon by the Rev. Robert Jacobs; 7 p.m . service u•ith !he Rev. Paul Smith of Bible Translatiom on Tape, Inc. and a slide show; Wednesday Bible study by the Rev. Fred Reed of Pilgrim School of r.fontclair at 7:30 p.m. Grace Bible Chur('h, at 565 \V. 18th St.. Costa Mesa: service and church school at 10 a.m.: sern1on "Joy in God's \\i ill ," by the Rev. TI10n1n~ Tyree: 7 p.m. service, sermon ''Joy in. Testings." ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I A Cordial Welcome from fiarlo1• Cfiri~fian Cfiurcfi NEWPORT HARBOR THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES ,I W. l11vif• You LUTHERAN CHURCH I To Worlhip I' NEWPORT CENTER Hu11tingto11 Bt•ch of the Coastal Areas Of NIW,.ORT IEACH -lDlsclplesl LUTHERAN CHURCH •: WwstilP-9:00 A.M. At FIRST UNITED 2401 lrtlM 9' $ate lsolMI 798 Dover Dr ., -LI 8-363 I OF THE MASTER 115 ...... lolbH lllOltd METHODIST CHURCH Newport Beach 11:15 A.M. tit St. Mlcllae4'1 Sunday School ...... . . . . ........ 9:30 A.M . 2900 Pacific View Or . lphcepel C••rc• 2721 17th St. 5Jf>.JSl7 Christ Church Presbyterian ' Strvictl-9:15 J 10;]0 fl.lorning \Vors h ip 10 :45 A.M. Roger J . Berg, Pe1tor I Corona del Mar Mor911erlte crt Pacific Yl4rw Dr. I 2011 Z M..-oll• ( NHr A•MfJ H•""'""9• leocfil . ' .. ' -. -.... I Coreaa ~ Mor Nur~'"'Y Caro Alt Momil'IO Nurury I Klnclergorte11 Pro,ided Etdy Wor1hip 1:00 a.m, Re•. Lawrence D. Fr11hlh19, P*io1te: 675·04ISO Churc.h SchQol -9:15 , •ev. Do1tald E. lolterts, P•tor Chri1tit11 Educotio n 9:1 5 •.m. I, -S1111day Wonfllp : t :lO A.M, Ch1rch khool: t :JO A.M. Pmtor Oflce: 20112 M•tJ1ollo St. Phone: 642-2725 ' F•1ti"• Wor•t.ip 10;]0 '·""· Co•t1 Me11 Hunfin9to11 •••ct. -Nortt. rt.one: t61-4t40 Minister: Dr. D. IV . ~cElroy II Sum"'9r Schedtde ' FIRST UNITED COMMUNITY 10 AM-Wort.hip S.rTice METHODIST CHURCH I N1£rsery Ca.re Available Nursery Ptovlffd I 9tt. St. & Herbor BJ .. d. METHODIST CHURCH Church of the Covenant WELCOME ,1 Pllo .. 644·2664 Worship Serrlcn 6662 Hell Av•. 142·4461 2150 '-""low bed, c..,. M ... THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH I t:30 & 11:00 A.M. Wor1hip - 9 & IO:l O lntee A. •.me, Petlhr Clturtlt Sc.hool -9:3 0 A.M. Churc.h School -9:00 A.M. S..ndey Wonhlp & Cllurc• Sdtoel-1:30 & 10:00 A.M. Welcomes You. EAll:L W. ISltlLL, D,D. PkMi 557.3341 - I . Co1ta M••• North lr .. in• -E11t Bluff ' ST. JAMES, 3209 YI• LW., N•wport lo«h MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY I 1:00 A.M.-Holy l•cllorist . l/ CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Community Presbyterian Church . 10:00 A.M.-h1Wlly Wonlllp I Missouri Synod Mes• Verde I Seirer St. 13l-12ll 411 For•• .................. hoc.II I Al..,.... Holy l•cherlst 760 Ylc.tork:i St, CosN Mesa 549-2719 . (1'422 Cul¥er Ro1d RH. Art91•r J. To11llorMey -•••· Alffrt 0 . Hf-r,. I end MON1fog Preyor Lother V. Tar110w, Pcm01 Worship I Churth Sc.hoof 11 Unlver1lty Orlve St1ncf.., Wor1hl1t: t :OO & 11:00 A.M. Chrc91 Scttool t :OO A.M. N.,...,., Provklfll 548-5404 9:10 A.M, Wonhip & Churth School PkM: 494°7555 t TUESDAY-1 0:00 A.M-Holy Euchorht ond Wo"lllt S1r¥lc11: 1:15 & 11 A.M. Sllfl(I•~ ~dltol: 91)0 A,M. ta 10:30 A.M. loyl"4J •" of HOtKl1 I.dun 111111 ci.11: t: M A.M. I Fourit1in V1/loy I 10:45 A.M._,,.,., kllowshlp I Chrlstl'!" lfetN«tory kkol -548·6866 FIRST UNITED leguri• Beech St. Mai:k Presbyterian Church WEDNESDAY-1:00 P.M. hoyer & Prelw METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Bu1hercf 21612 Wosley Ori"• c.,... J•mboreo • lotttil•ff Dtlvo, Coro-4el M• The le,, Joh11 P. A11tey II, lectM-Pltoq: 675°0210 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 962-2593 111 SOUth La>11une Worship & Cht1~lt SchMI -t :JO A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2U43 Orange Ave., C.M. 18182 Culver Drive \Y or1hip & Church Sc.hoof Wor1hip end ....... : 644-1141 University Park, Irvine 9 & 10:10 A.M. Chuu;h Sct.ool -l 0 A.M. Suricfey1 1:00 I 9:10 Churth Sthool -9;10 ' Mini1l•r 49f.JOll --Ft. Howorcf M•r.t Certyrlgllt, flcor--Pho110 548°1326 Rn. Herbert N. Niermo1111 Ford R. Miller Tlrlontt11 P. W.......-, Ml11l1ter -.. ---t :OO A.M.-Worthlp & Sw11doy School 10:30 A.M-Wonhlp & St111dcry School CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church 552·1111 Newport lo•ch / I"\ Th ts Sunday Worship in ' 1400 W. Bilbo• Blvd. 671 -1105 ,,. l2J3 Poe.Ifie Vlsw Drlte, Cer•-4-f Mer RM. lobort I. Sltt,.rd Jr. \, VStJI11dtew's:Presby.terian Chu rd1 'l•..,...1:00 A.M. lo t :JO A.M., CINlrc• Scho•l/Nenory0 t :JO A.M. PRl~CE f?f J'EA~~ L l,/.T.!i_E~N ~c;l;IURC H Worthip-9:10 A.M. Churth Scliool-9:10 ' 11 A.M. , -. ,_ . l~...,.,,.·r. "'~ w--•~P '"·S· , ' .. . -MIH Y•rcie Drive I lolet Street, Co•t• Mtso, Collf. I -_.,,,.. Rn: Joli• otfft h, Rector -n.O..' ~4-0 63 I \l, 'IJ 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Bene'' ANDlfEW c. ANDEltSON. P•ttor -RICHAllD JACo••&:N, llllttll SA BBATH SERVtCES ' Dr. Cherie• H. Oiorenfleld, P11lor -•u ... •v Sui.el f:IJ •.m. -MOnilllt WorsMp: l !OI •ftll 1•1• p.m. ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Princo al Pe1t • Lutt.1ren School -Mitt Either 0 110", Prlricip1I REl tGtOUS SCHOOL "JISUS SURPlltlSD US'" I Offic.e Phono1 5-49-0521 Sc.hool Pho1101 5-49·0562 harbor reform temple Dr, Dftkl LC,_,..,,, G ... t S,..Ur I 1216 11111 St., Heltthtttu Ind! PthtCetM ,,...... ......... ry ~ b. RABBI BEANAAOP. KING IJ1r&t lost of FIM '•llltll meeting at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHIUST CHUltCH IY THI SU ldrontit~I Sorv.ccs: 8 AM. 9 ln AIA nnll 11 AM 1100 A.M.-Haly Communion , .. w. llllllN1 ...... ,......,.., .. eel\ Child C31& and childrrin·s Sund11y School ~t 1111 1f11v1cc1 •:JO A.M.-Fem itv Ser•ice l Churth Sc.hool I Nursery Cer•J OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C . For lnfermatlon: C.11876-7230 11 :00 A.M.--Morninq Wo"hip !Nuritrv Cerel 1St1 Cliff Drl'l-NtWll0!1 l ttell-+CJ·7f4' 7j_OO P.M.-Fotli•1I E.,on1on9 I Sorn10" Or. f", K91110n ,,.,,.,,. P11tor t FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH E-phcop•I Youn9 Churc.hmon SW!d•y kltOOI -t:4S A.M. Wtriflle -ll10f "·"'· &, ,1M PM, w..in111111v Pr1rtr se,.,ice 7,:111 P.M. 6SO W. H•,..llto11 StNtt, COIN Meu, Cellt.n1M TEMPLE SHARON Jt1t1t1 C. C•loy, Pe,tot -9ti2-7517 Re1.1 Sl6·•061 64Z·t111 (t A.M. ·I P.M.J ¢ IVNOAY ICMOOL.-t1U A.M. ' WOllSMIP SEll:VICEl-ll:M A,M I l:OI ... M. _,. ...... ,,,., ... .., ........ ,.,,.. Pll:AYI~ MIETINC»-WIDNISOAY IVININO 1 P.M. CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH IN11rstry ""'"lded) ..,.,. Haf'Mr Atte S.yenth·Day Adventist Church Interim PeU.,_.ot G. Fulmer 617 W"t H•111ltu, e .. t. M ... . %71 At0e• St., c .. ,. M_. l2032 o.I Olllltpo Ill., S.111 J1tt111 Copl•ff•llO Try Satu rday's News Quiz All Jowl•h f•mlTH •r• lnvlttd lo lcln u1 In • truly mt•11!ngful ,,...,.. ,, Jeffroft. p..,,.., -.... .,. Ua.6596 . W•rt11i.: l:U 11.m,•ll 1.m.4rll p.m . SllfMl•v lllle kl!ooi -t i)O ,,,..,_ Cltrillltll Tr•ltl+111 -t '·"'· $AIU.TH RIHING SIRYICll-flltlDAT AT l tll P.M. S•.,._•th Sc .. •I ••• -•••••••••• -•••• -•••••• , ••••••• 9130 •·"'· Wtdnnd•Y Preytr -•i4S it.M. M.,.i'1._ W.,..hl.Cv .......... -•••• , ••• , • , , ••••• , , •• 11 100 •·"'· P11i.r Wllll•m De'leftP6rt We Dare You Spll'ftHI LHllef--R~ ._.... ••••••• .-.,..,., .. u.. M111•ll•'I' , • • -•• • •••• , ••• ,,,,,,.,, 7:)0 p.m. 416-lttt -Jt Houri ~··1152 T11111plo Sherell ct.olr -011e9 Sh1bot --'-.· • -( ' • • OAILV PILOT 9 Fullerwn Prot Assistant Steps In To Talk Sunday Pastor to Preacli in Leestma's Absence The congregation of the San Juan Capistrano Community Presbyterian chW'Ch Sunday, will hea r Dr. Robert B. t fcLaren. associate prolemr or rtligious studies a n d l)ay Ca1np Will Begin On Monday Summer day camp ror boys and girls at First Baptist Church will begin Monday. The first of the two camps will be for prlmary grades one to three and will be held through Aug. 10, 9 a.m. lllltll 2 p.m. The second camp is Aug. 13· 17 ror junior grades four through six from 9 am. until 3 p.m. philosophy or education al fomla State Fullerton. The guest minister wlll ex· plore answers to the question "Lord, Is It I?" at the single 10:30 a.n1 . summer service. DR. McLAREN Is a minister in Los Ranchos Presbytery and formerly was director of chapel at Whittler College before joining the Fullerton faculty In 1967. He holds degrees from McConnick Seminary, University of Houston and use, and authored uWhat's Special About Jesus?" in 1964 and "Al1 to the Good; A Guide to Chrl!tian Ethics" in 1969. Mrs. McLaren teache3 on the Fullerton campu.s In •rt history and religion in fine arts. The cilurch Is located at 32202 Del Obispo Road. Child care is provid e d for preschoolers and enrichment classes for children through third grade. Nearing Completion Calvary Chapel's new facilities, begun last October and built with manual labor of hundreds of members of the church, are nearing completion. The complex includes 26 church school rooms, a nursery, sanctuary seating ap- proximately 2,000 persons, and office space. The target date for occupancy, pending arrival of finishing n1aterials, is Aug. 19, according to the Rev. L.E. Romaine, assistant pastor. The structure was financed entirely through con· tributions from members. Beginning on SWlday the Rev. \Villiam C. Martin, new associate pa stor at Lake 11\lls community Church, will con· duct morning worship services in the absence of vacationing senior pastor Dr. Harold F. Leestma. Dr. Leestma is in Birm- ingham, Ala., speaking at a conference of Presbyterian churches of Kentucky, Ten- nessee, Alaba m a. and Mississippi. fi e \\.'iii lead an irr spirational weekend Aug. 2-5 New Temple To Cond11ct 1st Service The lheme for the camps is "God's Creation" and ac· tivities will center around this. There are crafts planned for each day along with Bible -study, recreation and films. Those attending may bring-------------------------------- -Ten1ple Bat Yahn1 o f Newport Beach. a new reform congregation, will conduct its first Sabbath service on F'r i· day, Aug. 10, at 8:15 p.n1. at 2411 E. Coast Hi g hviay , Corona del Mar. Two field trips will be taken, one to the state park for a guided nature hike Md the other ta ocean tidepools. tied or sacked , newspapers, flattened aluminum and clean bottles to the church's recycl- ing area. He Becomes 'Father' at 84 'The services will be con- ducted by Rabbi I r wi n Herman, direetor of t h e Pacific Southwest Council of American Hebrew Congrega- tions, and Cantor Dor a Krakow er. Each camper should bring a sack lunch. Drink is provided. The cost per camper is ~.50 and registrations are being taken at the church. More in- formation may be obtained by cal.Ung the church office, 4ei. 6628, The <·hurch is at 107 W. ~farquita. Temple Plans JAKARTA, hilonesla (AP) -The government is em- barking on a project to restore the t ,000.year-old Java Bud· dhlst temple o! Borobudur,. which is slowly crumbling because of erosion f r o m tropical rains. BOULDER. Colo. (AP) - When Francis Wolle was made a perpetual deacon of his Episcopal church almost a decade ago, he thought his religious ministry was fuUill- ed. Now, at the age of 84, be has been ordained a priest. "I'm extremely pleased and gratified and I hope I can live up to such a high calling," said Father Wolle a f t e r celebrating his first Mass. Bishop William C. Frey, who was once a student Qf Wolle's at the University of ColoMmo, ~d be believes the retired English professor Is the oldest man ever to be ordained. Father Wolle is assigned as an assistant at hi¥,)wn parish, St. Aldan's, and will continue his work in visiting hospitals and nursing homes and mak- ing house calls, says his pas. tor, the Rev. A.B. Pauerson. "My being able to ad- minister communion w i 11 make a difference to them," agreed Father Wqlle, who also plans to preach one sermon or more each month in his parish. Following the servic.es there will be an Oneg Shabbat and Social Hour hosted by the Templ e. The public is invited. For information, call 644-7393 or 644-5178. By LOUIS CASSELS United Preas Intemtlooal The hardest letters to answer are those that 'Why Did God Take My Child?' us freedom of responsible choice, which is our highest attribute as human persons, God had to endow the whole universe with free- dom to follow natural processes where they happen to lead and this necessarily includes freedom for capricious tragedies to befall just and desirving folk. Jesus put it very plainly when, he reminded his disciples that "the rain lallJ on the just and unjust alllte." ask, "WHY?" Why did God let my child die? Why Is a devout, kind-hearted person stricken with cancer, while a wicked, aeU-centett:d pel'IOn sails blithely tbrougll.'1110? There is no almple, glib, ell-saUsfytng BDS¥ler to The Great Why. But a few obaervaUons can be made about i . It ~· as many who ask It seem to think, a newly scovered quesUon. You will fmd it raised, In · ant form, in the Biblical book of Job, writte thousands ol yean ago. It aJso appears in y ol the ancient Hebrew Psalms. ClirtS.tianity, like ackno'''iedges that the g ten suffer and the evH often prosper. In fact , e paradox is THE NEW TESTAMENT offers no promi se to anyone tha t he can buy safe passage through the troubles of life by going to church and "being good." On the contrary, Jesus warned ha followers repeatedly 11ley would have to pay a very heavy pri.,, for fidelity to his way. And !hey did. The men and women who In· sisted on telling the world about Jesus were tortured, beheaded, burned at the stake and fed l<> lions. Thelr martyrdom helped l<> spread the gospel throughout the Roman Einpire in remarkably short time. But in their darker hours, looking at the matter from a purely individual viewpoint, they must ha\'C felt that this was pretty poor com· pensalion for their courage and fa it hfulness. The New Testament offers three con- solations to those wbo suffer pain or loss. presented in ultimate degree by life of Jesus, whose "reward" for a blamelessffe of service and compassion was an agonizing THE FIRST AND GREATEST is the prom· death on a Roman cr'068. ~e that the inequiUes ol. this lire will be rec- tlfied in a future state. It was this hope that sustained the Apostle Paul, who underwent as much suffering and deprivation as any man ever did for bis stalwart service of Quist. "[ reckon,,. the great &J>OStle said, in one of his letters, 0 tbat the sufferings we DOW emlure bear no cunpartson with the splendor, as yet unrevealed, which is in store for us." Pie in the sky? Perhaps. Certainly, no one living can prove the promise true. On the other hand, no one has ever proved it untrue. If there is a God of Jove, it is hard to believe He would be so cruel as to let millions of people live and die, through countless generatioos, sustained by a groundless hope in a false promi~ that was made in His name. 11lE SECOND BIBIJCAL consolation Is that suffering need not be interpreted as something which God inflicts deliberately upon a particular individual; In order to give Finally, there is the consolation of p~yer. Christian experience attests that prayer sometimes leads to ·wf\llt seem 1 i k e miraculous remissions of imminent disaster. But it also affinns th8t such incidents are relatively rare. Most or the time, the "pay- off" of prayer is not getting what you ,lJSk,Jiut getting something rar more preci<ius: a sense of the presence of God, and the knowledge .. that His love enfolds and sustains us even - in fact, especially -in the blackest hours or life. It is this discovery that has brought many a hard-headed realist to believe that accepted suffering can be one of the greatest blessings of human enistence. in Charlevoix, Mich. At 9:30 and 11 a.m. Lnke lllll s services. Mr. f\1a rtln will begin a aeries oJ three messages on being in the family of God. The church meets at the Los At isos School. f\fu irlands at J\1oor, Mission Viejo. IN HIS CAPACITY as min ister or education, l\lr. J\larrin is presently preparing adult education opportunities for the fall, to meet the diverse needs of the Lake Hills congregation. He is a recent graduate of Western Theological Seminary and ne\11ly ordained minister of the Relom1ed Church in America , \~·ith \\'hich Lake Hills is affiliated, and reside s in Laguna Hills \llith his 'rife !\1arga rct and their 13·,·e;ir-old dJughter Lara. · REV. WILLIAM MARTIN A5sociate Pastor J\lr. 1\fartin . in\'il'L's pe rsons ,---------- interested in the Christian education program of Lake 1-lills to telephone him at the chur ch office, 837·7729. Ex-reporter To Lecture Jchn Dupree will be speak- ing at both services Sunday. Aug. 12 at the Church or Religious Science, 2 O O 6 2 Laguna Canyon Road, at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. He is taking the place of Dr. }lenry Gerhard, mi nis ter of the church who is on vacation Forn1erly-a new spaper reporter and public relations executive in New York and San F'rancisco. Dupree, who no\v makes his home in Los Angeles, is' a business con- sultant in financial public rela- tions. The public is invited. Junior church with classes f o r children of all ages meets dur- ing the earlier service. Baby care is offered at this time as A1ne1idme1it U1igo<lly? JACKSON. 1.1iss. (UPI f -The Equal !tights . Amendment (ERA) is con- trary to the laws of God. ministerial student John S. Ragland, has told a legislative subcommittee. Ragland, of Jackson, said treating all women like men was not "to preserve their riglits but to take away their right to be women.'' He was among several \Vitnesses appearing before a subcommittee of the State Hou se Rules Committee. w h I ch is studying the ERA propo- sal. He quoted the Bible to emphasize his Point -"So God created man in his Image, in the image of God He created him, Male and female He created them." well. '------------' "Tl t fiiirllal'tn J'lemorial park , The Southland's Most Bea#tiful Memorials M.A.USOLEUM • COlUMIAllUM • CEMflflY .i.~ .. ;: TREES of the WORLD Bttween Santa Ana and Orange On Fairview Avenue · 538·1191 ORANGE'=~COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Coota MeH -541-3761 E. W. Phillipi. P11tor Fer T,...,.rtwtt.• Cell ~J-0512 SUNDAY SllYICU t :lO A.M.-S11•v """' c1 .... IA.II...,, CHILD CAii AYAIUIU 11""'11 10:10 A.M.-Postor Phllllps s...-:1"' 'WHEN JESUS CAME •.. " •:OO P.M. -"SA.Pm FlltST P•tor Pltllllll'f 5'ff'litt Nrwport M ... Cllrhtln C.... HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wil son, Cott• Mes. 541-4704 GALIN Ill. Mlill:TWl!CI( Mlnb"" llf Yfflll Y. L. HIRTWICI, hlhr CAltl OINTll:Y Mkllt._,. ., Mu•k -SUNDAY SIJl'YICU - 9:45 A.M.-SulMMy SchCMtl 10150 A.M.-Senitttt '-Y Asteclm l'astOf' Goin F. Hertwtclt 7:00 P.M.-"rr.,.l'flfon• for ttie Rapture'' s.rm.11 by l'etttor COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.,.kllMJ -KIM1tr11rten -ei-11" -Cl'IUll Ctrt NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Flftunth ond Monrovl1 Strffl1 ~ENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrO.t, 11 Oronv-, Costa Mesi -548-5303 , ... ,: l•bert .......... Yntll{,_Cllt9t -frHI Mortl• Moni/ft9 Wontilp-10'::10 •·"'· -S11'1Hfq Sdtool t •·'"· SuitdtJY fnttl1t9 W•nlllp·1i00 p.m.-l'r•.,.r MHtlllf Wed.-7:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD 426 I Ith St., Huntington BHch-548-8529 SlllNl91 Scltoot 10 •·"'· -W.nlilp 11 :11 •·"'· 51111 ..... wonhlp 1 p,111. -Fe.Ry 11 .. Wed., 7 p.m. I ••· A. C. ,.._,., Poster CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES laANCHIS OF THI MOTHll CHUICH THI FIRSt CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUlml HLQVE" AUGUST 5, 1973 Coat• M•s1-First Chorch of Christ, Scientis t 2810 Me10 Yefde Dt., Costs Me10 SuMloy School-9:15 A.M. Cllureh hf•k• -11 :00 A.M. Rffdl"I Room; 21H ..... Verde Dr. Huntington B11ch-Flr1t Church of Christ, Sclontl1t lttl I otfft, Hltlti ..... IHdl S•ildey Schoof -t :20 I 11 :00 A.M. Cli•rcll -9:30 I 11 :ffA.M. hocll .. IMM -221 Moelft St. .. l :JI -4111i00 A~M.-C:-M ... -W ..... • ............... ... ,_N.!.~t;t3~~~J.r~~'ll."' c.~~llf, ~lontlst Clr11mti & S.lld.y Sca...t-t:00.10:JO A.M. CJ•t S,..ter 6:00 P.M. -S.Cf*ll CoJtUrt N•w Ufell....,. Woll., 71JO P.M. -""'lly Nfthl lN11~ A Ct.114 C.re AYllil•ltSe tw •I s.mc.J Dr. George O. Wood, P•slor 646-7117 CHURCH OF GOD ' (HOLINESS) WULIYAN IN OOCTllNI MllflMCI AT 80YS CLU8 tlJI TUJTIN, COSTA MllA J. I . PU afLI, ,_,., SUNDAY SCHOOL ........................ '14 A.M. MO~HIHO WOlltHIP , .................... 10:4 AM. ''AN OL.O.FASHIONlD CHUkCH WITH A WAJIM H~RT" j • I 1 ..... 1 .... s111Y1out1e Newport Bo1ch-S-nd·C~urchof Clirlst, Sclontlst _3100.1'.clflc vi.. Dr,, c.,. .... M• C••rtli 1 S11mky Scltool -10:01 A.M. 1"4'-t 1 ... -JIOO..l1C.. Hwy. Cl ..... Nm.._J w.4. 1 ..... 1 .. TfftltMtty .... ..,,..., -I ..... -An Chtci. AU c.ire cordially t11vited &o 'ath1nd the church service• and enjoy the pMvtlegea of &ht -R•ndtng /roonu- Chlld Ca,. rw..i-.. AT ALL SllWICIS Plyrn outh Congregational Church of Newport Harbor J2•2 lro•d $t,. Nr#port lffcfl -"42-2740 JOHN A. LINDYALL, ,_., 9;00 A.M. liblt C ... L..4 ly Pro,_., w111 ...... 10:00 A.M. Mor•litt Wortltl, hnk• 7:00 P.M . llble-$tHy ~NE -tftus ~UNW( ®IURe# •• RANCHO SAfril JOA9UIN INTERMEDIATI SCHOOL 4161 Mlchel1e11, l"l11e (Sin OltgO F ... Wl'I' to Cut¥tr -I.ti on Mlct10IM>n) Rn. Riel! SoMueho11, Pottor 9 :30 A.M. Sunday School for all "'lH 11 :00 A.M. Morning Wonllip HUll:Slt'I' CARE P'tOVIOED t.T aOTH MOUtl l"or lllflrm111on Conctrning OtlH!r M"llngt Ctll U1'JIM THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Atfllltlfll wflll th1 llt>lld 0 -11 CottttrlllH NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCI ENCE "$CIENCI: OP' MINO'" IUNDAY ll:aVtel a SUNDAY 5CHOOL .......................... 1t1to A.M. Mlllltltr ••• , l!INl\tr C • .1.W- 141 C.... St., C.... M---146-1012 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE of L•gun• 8tacll 200.1 l•tlll'll Ct"'!'OI\ ltd. at El Tort ••• H'"ry Oer111n1, O.D. -Mlnl11tr .1111 0111'111'111, AUIS!lnl Mlnl1ttr SUNDAY SlltVICE -t & 11 A.M. .It. Cl'lar<l'I & 'l'IUlll Groups -t A.M. Onl'f ! CHURCH OF RILICJIOU5 SCllNCI •.••..•.••.. , ••..••• , .••.• 609 11th St., H1111tfft9to11 leach -536-5150 Selene• of Mind l•cfur• • •• • • • • • • •• • • •• •• • • •• •• • 9:30 .... M. F1111lly Worthlp S1rvfc~ , ••• , , , , , ••••••••• , ••••••• 10:50 A.M. -Nu""ry C1r1 Avalt•bl• - ltrlnOll •'f lttv, Oen1 Tltompson, Mlnlsttr DIAL·A.PRA'l'Elt ""2711 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENC& '-• '"'--.o,_..n.on..11.t.CH ._ ..._. -·-.:: .....__ (MtmHr Cl'lur<fl, ltnlf911 Ollllf'Cll tf llllltloos ktfll<I, L.A.) SUNDAY Sl!tVICll titf lltNOAY SCHOOL -lti:IO A.M. ALIEltT IUll:KI!, ll:kP'-Mlnl1ttr Aut. 5 -"Ali... AwW, .-,,,._... .. L1n1.a THEATllE--COltONA Dll MA• HIGH SCHOOL 1101 l!AST8t..l'I' Dll .. NIWP'OaT 8EACH l'Oll AN IHSP'lltATIONAL MISSAGa-DIAl '*")1( Mlnlsltr'I Phofl:t -J41-•Sll AllenJ :Jhe -·Church Choice • FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Siblt School & Mornin9 Wor1 hip 9:00 & 10:10 A.M. Youth Groupt •• , ••• 6:00 p.111. Evenln9 Wortliip , ••• 7;00 p.m. Nur~ri· carf l>l'O\llOed 11 111 Hrvl1;111 Office: 5J6.2!1t 0111 Devotion SJ6.t580 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST Mo1tno1e locritemo• C.lttw J!llOO Mo1tte ... o Dr. Mlufo11 YMI• 516·4757 516·3711 Phi! Ar11old, Minitler COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE WDl'lhlp -10 A.M. Church School-10 A.M. 644 . 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL ~ l40 St. A.1111'1 l'lace at G .. 11MJr• Jo•11 M. 1..port11-Ml11htef i ~ kntllf Wonhlp & c••rdl Sch .. ~10:00 A.M. • "THE POOR WIDOW" , S~ W. Shlriw -, ~ -~z -7"lltrKiir .; c;)rJitlon* ••Matto ... ,.._,.,... ~...... 494°8061 Newport Unity lOllaN o. l'LICKIHOEA. Mlnilltr 09.,.tlOMI S.r.ltt-10 A.M. Sund•v School fot 11!1 •911 -~iOO •.!Tl. 15th ond l"IM, N•wpo" l...ch Offlte -646-5111 DIAl·A-PlAYl ll '46·7717 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON, COSTA MISA I htwMfl t4arbot &. folrYlew) S1111. II~ .. S,..,_ -9:45 A.M, S••· Morn. Wershlp -10:SO A.M. Su•. t .... Wonhlp -•:OO P,M. W...t. Eft. Wont.Ip -7:00 P.M. WILLIAM inta, MINISTlR 645-3191 oa 149.0545 .. • - 0 DAJLV PILOT Saturday, Au9u$t 4, 1973 1>11 Bil Kecn1e "Mommy, will you get everybody out of my way? I _ want to jump rope." Horoscope Ca11cer: Beware Shortcut Pe1~il SUNDAY AUGUST 5 By SYDNEY OMARR moderate pace; finish Vlhat you start. Message from one at a distance brigh~ day. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Aquarius is gregarious and • also can , be naive. One utroJogical p u b 1 i c a t i on estimates that 60 wcent or driven who picked up hitch- hikers · are Aquarian s . Persons born under t h i s 2'i0Cliaca1 sign trust, are altruistic and often appear to invite troubleson1e situations. Duties ·close to home base command attention. Don't skip details. Shortcu!S now coold be costly, time consuming. Young person confides dilem- ma. Be sympathetic. Eschew know-it-all attitude. Confes.5 your o'vn lack of complete knowledge. ARJES (March 21-April 191: Emphasis is on discussion having to do \\'ith financial security. Planning with one close to you is essential. Don't project in.terms of nonreality. Be practical about budget, purchases and sales. Be sure legal papers are in order. TAURUS (Apnl 21>-May 20): Work with time. Means don't rush or act on impulse. Assume responsibility for your own actiom. Older individual may be well meaning but you must ultimately arrive at discussions. Capricorn could be in picture. GEMTh'I (~lay 21-June 20): One who generally disagrees with you could come forth with pleasant surprise. Aries, IJbra persons could vtay im- portant roles. M a in t a i n Dead• Notices 81tUMl.EY •ubv P. erumlev ot IOI Scholz Ptau, Newport Bffch. iute of dettn A119U$I 2, 1971 Sul"Vlved by •on Edwhl H. Brumley of L• Htbr•. D1119h~ SUHn 8a11el1 of 8tlboll 1.t1nd. Sl•ltr Florence No1ck of S•n Fr1nel1eo. S!x gr1ndchl1dr'ell and 2 tr91t-or•ndctllklren. Services Mondav. .-.ugust " at 12:30 p,m.. P1clfic lllew cn.pe1. lnlombmf'nt, P•cllk YI e w Memor11I P;iorll:. Pacific View Mortuary. Olrldor11-SIUNNElt Theim• E. Sklnrier of 21661 !lroolthursl, Hvnllnglon Buth. D11t1 ot de.tlh -'uqus1 !, 1911 Survived by h111btn<I Jamrs R. of tl'le horn•. O•VOhler Judith N . Gu1d19no!o. Son, J11mt• W. Skln~r ol \II. SIJ1er Hel1!11 011111 11ne1 broth1r Hugh ltlchardsOl'l both of Mkh. T h r e e grandchildren. Sel"Vltt:S Monday ,&,119. 6 at 2 pm, P 1clf!c lliew Chapel. Interment P11cltlc ll!ew Mem<1rlal P1rk. Pacilic lliew Mortuary OlreClll'\O. ,.;fLIElt Cle!u1 M. Kiiler, beloved wife ol Henry l(lltrr. Lovl119 molhlr of &tr..,, M., ltlchilrd P., Linda -'· Kit1er and Mr•. J1me1 eutltr. Also survived bv two 11r1n<lchlklr1!11. Mrs. Kll1er w•S I member of St. Jude Hospital Guild, San11 An1 B•b'r Clinic, Right to life Commllfflf!, Council of C1tn0Hc Women •nd the 1 ..... rne Youtll Employmenl service. lt0!!1"1' lod•Y If • pm 111 C1ll•nan Mls.1!on Mort1.1•rv. 1800 G•rlkm Gl'OV4! Blvd .. G•~ri Grove. MilJ.i 11 MOllCMY It Mlsilon Sin L11l1 Rey In OcNn11de, C11llt. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCIJFF MORTUARY U7 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-1888 • BALTZ.BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del ritar 673-9450 Costa l\.1esa 646-242.f • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Cosla l\1esa LI 8-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17911 Beach Blvd. -l!ngton Beach 84.3.7771 Z« Redondo. A,ye; LGec Beacb %1~1145 • McCORMICK LAGUNA llEACR MORTUARY t7il Laguna Canyon Rd. llf.1415 .~ PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK ~meiery Mortuary isOOPlc·ffl':~~"' Drivt Newport Beach. Callrornla 641·1700 • PEEK •'A MJLY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. "'estmlnlltr 893-3515 • SMITIIS' MORTUARY 127 Main St. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Agreements can be reached which have Jong-range effects. Don 't start something unless you intend to see it through to conclusion. Home, property, family r elationships are in- volved. Aquarian could figure in significant way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Forces tend to be scattered. You are trying too mych s i mu I t a neousJy. Expand horirons. Do some planning for future. Be receptive to prop:1sal offered by Sagti- tarlan. Relative who com- plalnS"" about health seeks sym- pathy. Don't condemn . Instead, understand. LIBRA (Sept. 2:1-0ct. 22): You hear discussions about how money can be multiplied. But be sure you also get in- tricate details before ac- quiescing. Someone may be trying to get something for nothing -and you might be a prime target. SCORPIO (Oct. 2:1-Nov. 21): Ltmar cycle is such that you still have impetus to maJ\e headway in new directions. Persons who in past were cool or even stubbornly opoosed to yoi.lr efforts will be in cheering section. Pullout stops. Go all out with showy presentation. SAGITTARlUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21 l: Home. family affairs . take precedence over many areas. Taurus, Libra persons figure prominently. You find ans\\·ers within. One you took for granted proves \\'Orth. You are receiving proverbial sec- ond chance. CAPRICORN (Dec.22.Jan. 19): Proted yoursell . in clinches. Me11n those who promise plenty may b e· prepared to deliver little or nothing. Know it and take necessary precautions. Pisces, Virgo individuals may be in- volved. Insist on quality-and references. AQUARIUS {Jan. 20-F'eb. 181 : \Vhat begins as social conversation could lead to creative pfoject. Sho\v that you are 'villing to handle responsibilily. Keynote is ad- vancement. You are ready to make room at the top -for yourself. concept is valid and you should not shrink from it. PISCES (Feb. l!l-March 20): Give yourself room -refuse to be p:ilnfed lnto<"Omef:Fibe · for planning long-range proj- ects. !Look abead to ad· vertising, publishing a n d distribution potential. You also con gain spiritial insight now -if receptJve. IF TODAY IS YOUR BlRTHDAY yoo are a vital, d)'.Tiam!c ~rson.__ a na~ _ reporter·writer, possessed o1 a great degree or Intellectual curio.~ity. You are attracti ve to 01>posite sex -you are n1aking domestic adjustmcnu and NO\-'ember could be your rnost significant month o( 1973. You draw to you many individuals born under Gemini and Vi r g.o . You arc unorthodox. da.ring and you Famou1 Cttstore lngllsh CERAMIC TILE "1Jeoutffy Your Home With laq to Jnstafl Crllfal rn.r • You con tile ov•r old, unsightly woll surfac:.,._ ·•ven over old c•romic tile. , •No fu5s, 'no muss--4 Y4 "x"4 %'' self-spacin9 fine china wolt tile-highly glazed fini5h . • Decorator colors in ploi n & potfefns . •311 Box of 36 Pcs. REG. $4.39 SAT. & SUN. ONLY! FRIE DEMONSTRATIONS! AT ALL 4 LIN-BROOK STORES EVERY SATURDAY IN AUGUST 10 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 1 O Inch Eloctrlc CHAIN SAW ''World'• New••f,lJght•st CfJal• Sawf'' t lnslort\ starting-just plug it fn, pull the trigger. " • 2 h.p. motor-world's llgh .. st-weigh1just8 pounck. • Gr.eat for prunif'!g, cutting.firewood. REG. $59.95. •4911 -. 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'11 '' Shop Grad• EXTERIOR PLYWOOD • -' ft. x 8 ft. plywood can b'• u1ed for outdoor proje~t's weoth•rpraof, •~reat for Siding, patio roofln_gi, wen a new spilt lev•l .for the dog, • Stoet Up'ne.f·afthfa·IOW price I · uo. $7.99 IAT. & IUN. OM. Tf $3.95 •2•• VALUE SAT. & SUN. ONLYI '"\\ HOW-~~:g~~~~~~SSES 'llttJ -THIS~WEEK FE1'TUIUNG. -- "NOMI flCURITT" llVllllOI • TUii., AUG, 1 ANAMllM • WED., AUG. t fOUNTAIN VAUlY • THUii., AUG. t MONTa.All • Ill., AUO. 10 Phone Of' .lgn up now at )'Of.Ir MOrtst lin·&rook store for your <kits testrvotionl • flR INSTIUCTl<*I Rll llFHSHMINTSI fllR REG. s49_95 SAVE •10~001 IAJ, a SUN, ONLYI NO MORE COMPLICATED INSTALLATION! 24 Inch 10 SPEED BIKE ''A Perf•ff Sl1• For 111• ICldsl'' • 10 •P••d derameur system with item •hlft leven, duOI coliper handbrakes. • 24"xl ~".tires, rat-trap pedals wit ll reflecfonJ podded rocing styie saddle. • 19 1/z" ditmond frQmefinished in quick silv•r. REG. $59.95 •• ,. a IUN. OHLl'r •54ts HUFFY· • BuntJngtoa Be1clt ~ never do anything h8lrway -1,.;~~==::::::::::::~!!::~:::::::~~====:..::.:::~::::::~!:=:~=========~ for you It usw>lly means all or iiiiliiii-1 nothing. • 1 1 · ' 1 • I Saturd11y, August~. iq73 DA IL! PILOT j J Bahashoff Sparkles; Returns Tonight for 100 By GLENN \\'HITE 01 rllt 01llY ~, .. , "•" Triple Oympic medalist s bi r Icy• IJabasnorr streaked to the third fastest 200..meter freestyle clock..iug of her life to capture the gold medal Friday night nl t~ transplanted L.os Angeles Invita tional SWJll\r n1cet a! l\1arguerite Recreation Cen~er's 50-tne er pool in Mission Viejo. Mtss Babashof( returns to the water in ques t of another gold rnedal tonig ht as she vies in the 100 free , an event she placed second In at the Olympic Games last year. in Munidi. Finals toni ght are at 6 with prelims slated this morning at 10. ~Uss Babashof( was pleased with her effort Friday as she breezed home i.a 2:05.2.1 to edge Keena Ro1hhamn1cr 12:05.911 and Heather G r e e n wood 12:06.51 ). Shirley's fasten time was recorded at the Olympics when she recorded e 2:04.33 to earn the silver medal, again edging U.S. teammate Miss Rothha mmer. And a month prior lo the Olympics she clocked a 2:05.21 which at the time was the world record. Friday night's race was not one of Miss Babashoff's patented come-from-behind performances. She '"as in the lead from the time she hit the water. And wlttl somewhat aharper turns than u.sual, she was able to hold oft Miss Greenwood and Rams Blistered By Dallas, 2~-7, Before 75,461 LOS ANGE LES (AP) -The Dall as Cowboys ruined the Los An geles debut of new coach Chuck Knox and quarterback John Hadl when th ey whipped the Rams 24-7 Friday night before a crowd of 75,461 who frequently booed the home team's ef- forts . Had], acquired in trade fro m the San Diego Chargers, worked the first three quarters and fniled to garner a score. Just two minutes and 41 seconds were left in the game whCn Jimmy }larris hit Harold Jackson \Vith a 13-ya rd pass to avoid the first Los Angeles pre-season whitewash since 1946 V.'hen the Ram$ moved West. Roger Stauba<'h opened at quar terback for the Co,vboyi:i. \I/ho reportedly had to ov ercome di sse r1slon in their training camp. , The rormer Navy All·America n threw a 16-yard pass to newcomer Otto Stowe. acquired from Miami, in the second quarter putting the Cowboys into the lead with 1:29 gone in the stapza. Midway, Toni Fritsch booted a 20-yard field goal. Defensive back Owlie Waters ran 54 yards with an intercepted Hadl pass in the third quarter and Stowe talled again on a 12-yard toss fron1 Jack Concannon. The Ranis had a chance to score early in the fourth pl'riod "'hen a pass in· lerferencc penalty gave them posseMion at the nine and in three :PJaY! they reiidr ed the three. - Kno.1, the newcomer from Detroit , Giants Silenced feigned use of the field goal and tvent for a run by Harris that failed. Harris, originally drafted ·by Buffalo, and signed as a free agent mid way in 1972 to a reserve squad contract by the Rams, later engineered a 55 yard drive in 12 plays avoiding the shutout. Knox has declared he wanted victory in the preseason games to establish a win- ning attitude for the Rams club which finished 6-7-1 in 1972 and brought the fir· ing of coach Tommy Prothro. Yet the 18th annual Los Angeles Times charity game failed to give him much or a start on his goal. David Ray had three fi eld goal chances but missed from 41 yards, 54 and 39. Los Angeles misplays aided the Cowboys. Sto"·e's opening touchdown came after Dave Edwards recovered a Larry McCutcheon fumble at the Rams 21. His· second scoring reception came on the first pl ay after J im_Bertelsen muffed a punt and Mark WS:Shington recovered for lbe Cowboys at the Los Angeles 12. The first quarter proved a comedy or errors for both teams. Calvin HUI, the Cowboys leading ground gainer, fumbled when hit by Isiah Robertson and Al Clark recovered aJ. the Rams 16 to ruin the first Dallas drive. Messersl'nith's 3-hitter Sparks Dodgers, 3-0 SAN FRA NCISCO {AP) Andy Dodgers a 1-0 lead in the first off Tom hl essersmilh pitchf<I a thre~hitter to Bradley, 9-10. boost the Los Angeles Dodgers lo a 3--0 Willie Crawford's walk and singles by victory over the San Francisco Giants Steve Garvey and Ron Cey made it 2--0 in Friday night. the fourth. Crawford 's double and h1esscrsmith. ¥:ho had a 5-5 record Garvey's triple added a run in lhe sixth. before winning six or his last ser' ----------------d~isi?ns, raised llis record to I l~ \VI h Otl TV Today his third shutout of the season. The Dodgers built their National Channel 11 at 12:10 League West lead to four games over second-place Cincinnat i. The Reds split a doubleheader with Houston. Dave Lopes' walk and singles by BW Buckner and Willie Davis gave lhc Today's Sports On Television 7:30 n.1n. (II) -CANADIAN PRO FOOTBALL -The Montrea l Alouettes meet the n gec...Cats at rtamilton .. 12 :10 p.m. !lll -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Los Ang,eles Dodgers meet the Snn F'ra ncisco Gianl\ at Candles tick Park. 12:15 p.m. (4) -8ASERAl.L - The Texas Rangers meet the White Sox in Chicago. I p.m. (9) GOLF TOURNAMENT -Second l'Ollnd •ctlon . in ,,th& Weojchestior .l>Olf Clauic t.rom Harrl90n1 N.Y. 1:30 p.m. (2) -HORSE RAC& - Triple Crown winner Secretariat leads lhc lf!ld tn lhe 46th running ol the Whitney from Saratoga Sprinp, N.Y. 3:30 p.m. (2) -RAMS FOOT· BAU. -The Loa Angeles Ram! opened the exhibition season Friday nighl wllh the Dallas Cowboys. Tape delay. 4 .p.m. (7) -BOXING - -weJrerw(!'.lghts Billy ........ Baeku11nd- . l\Uguel Barre10 meet In a scheduled 12-ronnd bout at New York's ~fadlson Square Garden. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -HIGhllgl!t• of !he 15th J<"lrecrackcr 400 stock car race topod July 4 at Daytona Beach, Fla. Also, pole climbing, log rolling 11nd abopping and sawing at the World Lum borjad< Championships and the lllt. World compeli1Jon. The Dodgers will send left-hander Claude Osl<en, who has a 12-> record, against San Francisco's ace Roo Bryant (15-a) in today's televised game (<llannel 11 al 12:10). The two teams then wind up their three-game aeries Sunday afternoon with that till alao being beamed back to the Southland via television. The Dodgers then trek to San Diego for Monday and Tuesday night games with the Padres before returning home foe a ei ght-game home stand. They'll face the Ne'" York Mets next Wednesday and Thursday, play three games against the Philadelphia Phillies and three agninst l\1ontreal , before em· barking on their longest trip of the sc nson -to Chi cago. New York, Philadelphia and Montrea l. l\1essersmith, wh() pitched a three-hit· 1.er-againsrlhe Gli nts Sund!Jy ,_ r~tlr~ 14 straight batters bctore ' Tito Fuentes belted the Giants' second hit with one down in the sixth. Two fine fielding plays pulled the 1)9dgmi oot ol trouble In that inni!lg. siiortsiop Bill' ~U1na~e a 'tial:khand stab to deprive Bonds of a hit and first baseman Garvey made a diving ~b of McCovey's foul pop, retiring the SJde. A crowd ol 25,680 saw a new wrinkle in the Giants' playing garb, the team don- ning white shoes for the firsl time this season. LOS AMGt:L.•I SAM "ltAMCISCD LOPH, tb euckntf", 11 WD11vl1, ct Fefvuaon. c, -wcr>NYN~ G .,-,,en< , 111 cev. lb illuJ~tll, if< MMrllll, P "'""" .. ,,.,.. j llO IWlncb,rl J OO O J0 20 Fuenle1,7b 4 0 10 3 0 I I ~.Cl J 0 0 0 • O O O McCoYi'Y, 111 l O O O J 1 I 0 DdOdsarr.ltl"" -4' 0 0 0 ~ 0 J I Slleler, 11 J O 0 0 ~O l l Thdma"~'ll 1 00 0 I 0 0 0 Ovlttdet, C I 0 I 0 • 0 0 0 l radll'f, P 2 0 0 0 Mli llllfwl, 11h 1 0 I 0 C'trrth...., pr o O o O Sola,P 00 0 0 Total' ,..lt~ TD11b 29030 LOI Ang~ . 100 101 OOD-i San Fr•tldwo 000 000 000-0 6-W. 0 1vl•, W. CrtW!Onl. DID-LO\ An;llH I. LOB-l.ot """le' t, Sin '°'"nclKe s. 21-w. C~•wfOtd, -.....011rvtv. St-Goncu. '1 .. H .. 1111.aaso MttMr1m1111 w.11·• t i o a 3 J &rlldlW L,t-lf t t I I , 7 $O$ll 11 0 0 01 HIP41t lradlt?, W, Drtll. W .. --Mtu«tmltn. l-O:.tt. ..... J\1is.s Rothhammer. The lauer made her mo\'e "'ilh SO 1neters to go and \li'llS cutting down on the powerful Miss Babaishoff. But the F0W1tain Valley girl sim ply hud too 111uch and \\'OWld up obliterating her own 1neel record ol 2:07 .69 set a year ago. "I had t°'go right out. because Heather and Enith Bflgltna (Ne l he r la n d s AntiHes) usually go out fast. I fell pre tty good fue first IOQ but when 1 saw Keena catching up l~l!llte'hed up a litUe bit. I didn't have a lot left at the finish," Miss Babashol/ told the Daily Pilot. Three other area swimmers ,eamed berths in Friday finales but none made the top three futlshers. Valerie Lee ol • '· . Mission V'oeJo came close in the 200 but- ierny. placing fourth in 2:23.41, only t"'°" hundredths of a second out or third. tt was a four-girl blanket with 25 1neters to go but Nina Maslnois of Santa Clara pulled it out in 2:22.91 as only nve- tenths« a second were betv.·een fi rst and fourth places. Peggy To.c;.dal of Dana Point, "'innl'r or lhe 100 ny Thursday, had a personal best of 2:27.96 and ftnJshed sixth. Miss Lee said sM was a little slow o!! the first turn and aWn.i tted it would hve been nice to win. But she was pleased overall with her lime and the way she felt during tbe' race. Kurt Krumpbolz, Corona de! Mar High • ' . ~ l ' .. •• ,. graduate, grabbed a lihh 1n !he 200 free "'Ith a I: S7 .61 and \\DS 11 serious c.h.allenger to win it u n l i I the last SO meters. Kru.mpholi is !he world record holder Jn the 400 free . In other note'i'•orthy action Friday, Jorge Delgado of Ecuador and more recen tly or Pasadena, posted the year's s1v iftest 200 fly mark \l'ilh a 2:04.38. Tonigh t'$ 100 free final could be a sizzler with ~liss Babashoff ~58.8) tack!· ing Miss Brigitna (59.3), Mi ss Greenwood 1!¥t.5l. Miss Rothhammer {59.8) and ~1iss Le< (1:00.4). And in the men's 100 free Jack Babashoff (Shirley's brother) matches his 53.4 against Joe Bottom (SJ.4) and Krumpbolz (5.1.5). Dalht Pih!! Photos b~ R lc~ani Drake WDMIM'I ll'I NAL-S 200 DLlllHfll 1 NI,.. M41eln~ tknta Clat•I 1·73,t1 2. e11 1. Y•lllno '~~I 2.n.11 , 3. r...11 Ho!l•n (.-.c;iu•IM•r•l 1:23.,. 100 -·11 -1. carnv CM• CDuliel 1:11.:MI. 2 • .-."'-., 8et1e<1Court (~nl• Cl1ra l 1:17."4. l. Clwdla ci.~'"""' nJn•llKh.o) 1·11.,1. :xxi lril<!'\lyle -1. Shlrte~ 8•bffl'loff (Hunll"9'on Swell) 2,0$,JJ (mMI •Kordl 2. Keena Jlo~ t!.anll Cl•••) 2.~.91, J, HNlhfr C-WOOd (Fresno) 2:D6.Sl . 400 Ind. med!IV -I. Sini• .-.twooo tLalt......:iodl );Ol.14 (m9*1 n!<:ord) 1. !.I.I• Hll"Ott INN lnl&ndJ \. 10 11 4n••lotot! ttto<llJ l . Marv Ann Cltal\am (A,tlton•. Yn&t!llCM<H S;13,IJ. * * * Capsule Look At Schedule, Top Entrants TOO"-Y'\ ENTRANTS .-.HD JlECDltDS WOMEN'S \DO·Ml!TER FRlil!STYLI! Med •l'co•d: Slllrlov B~b.l~no!I I Hunllngton !te.ot r. AC1 59.1•: Amerlcim: S11ndy Nell,on <El Mnle A.C l 511.$~; WorlO: Shf!ne Gould (ASu!r•lla) SS.$. TOP En!re111•: S>llrlf!V BllbeShOf! (HBACI Je.I ; f!l111h Brlg!tha I NelMrlends) 511'.l: H • I I "Ir Crunwood (FrHno) 59.S; K"'n1 Ro1nnammer tsan•• C!arel 5'.I; V1lerl1 LH 1Ha.-.c1 l ;IO.f 1 Klan. Gentes !Santa Clara! 1:00.j. MEN'S lDO·METl!lt FRl!ESTYLI! Mffl rKord; Frank Hckl Cr...AACI 53.10; WOl'kO! Mart Spll: I Arden Hlllt SC) SI .n. TOP enlrMh: Joe l!c;illom (San" Cl1ral 51.~; Jette: 81blllhoft (H8ACI U.f 1 Kur! Krvmpl'loll (S.111• Cl1ra) u .s; Jim Dovie IPle11sant Hl!lsl 5-1.0; Rick Kl1tt (Ouktl 5-1.1; Mike Hayden t PhlUli-"I 5-1.1 • WDMEN'S •METlilt aACKITltOKli MM! rKord: Kllrm Muir CSoulh Alrka ) 2:2J.ll World: Mell110 Belote CSolotar SCI 2:\t.lt . Tllft e111r1nli: Enlth Brlgltl\a (Ketl'Mtl'l1nd~) 2:n.•1 Jo.if:n Elzttm1n CNl'lllerl1nd1) 2:2'.h Tl'Mt!'f$.I MacDon1ld CS1nta Clara) 2:21.0; Sinl1 Atwood (r.,.ACI 2:21.0; Sue Hunt1r tWl\arf:nUI) 2:2t.1; Blllla YOlhl!lO (PMMlenl) 2:2t.l. MEN'S 200-Ml!T•lt .... Cl(STltOKI. Mttt r1i·cord: Mike St .. mm !C~l 2:\o.701 Alnf!<lc1n: Mike Stemm tCororilldol 2:04.ot; W<Jl'kl: RolatMI Mol""'1< {Eis! c;.erman[l 2:02.11. VALERIE LEE SWIMS TO FOURTH PLACE FINISH IN 200-METER BUTTERFLY. To• 111tr1nli: Jc;ihn Naber ( llder•l 1;•.S1 lll•lllllV WhllchYrch (Sanll C .. r .. J 1:10.1•; llrix:e Hard(.s·lle tLodll 1:10.30; D1vld Johnson !CNSAl 1:10.S; .a.11,. Diiiey !S1n!a Clat") 2:10.J: Sta~e Furniss tHBAC) 1: 10.1. Gor1nan Wins, U.S. Netters In Early Lead NORTH LITI'LE ROCK , Ark . -Pat Cornejo of Chile and Stan Smith of the llnited. States were tied at one set each Friday \\'hen darkness ended their singles tennis match in the American Zone Finals of the Davis Cup. The Cornejo-Smith match was delayed because Tom Gorman of Seattle took 1nore than 31,1: hours to defeat Jaime Fillo! of Chile in four sets. Gonnan broke Fillol's service in the 32nd game or the fi rst set and defeated !he Chilean 17-15, S.5, u and 6-4. Cornejo broke throgh Smith's service in the 16th game of the first set and 'defeated Sntith 9-7. Smith, generally con- siderOO the No. 2 player in the world, crushed Cornejo 1).2 in the second set. Cornejo and Smith were tied three games apiere when the match was suspended. Play wiU be resume<! today. Gorman, Zl, took the first two points of th e game and then held a 40-0 lead when Fi llo! smashed an overhead into the net. Fillo! ~ored the next two points, one on a questionable ace, then Gonnan put atvay lhe set when he drove a passing shot past the Chilean. Gorman and Fillol hac1._played IO Ues prev iously with Gorman hOldi ng a 6-4 ad- va ntage. Gorma n said he believed Friday's match had more quality than any ot.her the two had played. "It didn 't seem like there were that many outright errors," be said, "Maybe 10 in the whole match. We're both fast players and we usually wind up overhit- ting." He said the shot that ended the first set was ''one of the best shots or the match. "It's ooe of those that right when you hi t it you know it's good," Gorman said. ·~1 almost yelled." ~ f~ .. -. :.. ' I ' I :. "' .. ;--- SHIRLEY BABASHOFF RELAXES AFTER WINNING 200 FREESTYLE. Unitas Open.s for Chargers WOMEN'S 200·MET£11 lltEASTSTltDKI! M"'!I re<ord : Cl{ludle Cleveni;ler (OeAn111 2:p:1;•1 World: Call• Bell (Florida> 2:3'.S. Top tnlranli: Cl1udla Cllv!HIQ•r (Unatt.) 2:.i4.ll Amy Benrncourl !Santa Clara) 2:46.I; Diane Turner lA<1Y8be1rsl 2:47.l; Vicki Hays <Anet.elm ) 2:..S.6; c11hy Carr !Duke) 2:4?.9; Sue Wl'!Od (San1a C1ara1 1:•9.l. MEN'S lOO·METElt 811£.-.STSTltOK• MHI r~ord: Brian Job !San1a Ctaral .i:1s.1~1 World: Jonn Heni;k.n (Santi Clara) 2:21.5 .. TOii 1tt1lranll: Ric~ Colella !W1shlngtonl 2:23.71 John Hencken (Stnla Claro! 2:11.0; t>eve lllrOll !Unall.I 1:11.J; C. Keeling (CLrw;Ll>l\1!1) 2:29.26: Mark Ch1t1lekl !Pasadena! 1:JO.O; OOuol•t Ryef30n IM(ldftlo) 2:J5.~ WOMEN'S ..... Ml!TEll ,.REI! llElAT Mef'I rtcoro: Huntington eeee11 AC t Bar..sholt, Clarke, T°"'•I, Whitaker) •:M.20; Am«lcan Club: S1nta Clari 1Clust1f1.0n, Watson, CarplnetN, Hen<wl 4:01.00; Amerldtn and World: U.S. DIYll'IPle Tdnt tNfltsoo, Kemp, Barkmtn, BaMshoff) J:SS.I•. • Top 1ntr1nh: 5anta CL1ra A 4:113.0; Hun"""911 lleacll AC A t :M.11 Santa Ctr,ra B 4:07.0; Clrclnnall Mer!llU A 4:0l.n; Frenso Sw m Club A •:Of.l; S.nta Clllra C •:10.0. M•M'S -.MST•lt Fltl!I: ltt:U.Y Mtel rKord: r...os AngleS AC CH•v-. TyttU. Weston. HKkll 3:36.31; Amerklln Club: LACC • {FRAWiey, Heveru., He<kl Weston) l:2t.WJ: Am1rrcan •nd W«ld; U.S. O(ympk TNm 1£d;ar, Mu~y. Held1n,..ich, 5plltl J:U.4 TOP e•tr&"'-' lanl1 Clara A l:l101 H1111t1119to" lleacl'I AC A J,ll.11 Snat• Clara B J:«l.0; Pauder11 Swim Assn. A 31Mt.O; P1ta•an1 H1U SC A J :C.•1 Ph\ll!llJ, 66 Lr. A J:'1.2. WOMEN'S 1,soo-Ml!Tlllt Fltl:ESTYlt: Mffi rKord: Debbie ~., !Arden HTllll 17:31.21 Amorl(en: C1thy CalllOUn \El Mo1111l 11;\t.201 World: Shane Gould IA111tra1le 17.00-'. TOii 1ntr1nt.: 811111 Yoshino IPMHl!'la) 17:43.T; Shlrlrt BabltllOff IHllACI 11:'3.l/ Ken~ RotlV'l•m· mer !Sant" Cl!lra) 11:~7.t: C11lt1y Calllou11 (El M«tte) 17:St.0: KalllY Boynton {PacfflcJ 17:Sll.01 Kim l"lf.,1 (Clnclnna'll) 11:Sf.l . MEN'S 1 •Ml!TEll Flll!BSTYL• Meet tecord: t:1n o.Monl tMarJnl 1•:0l.5;J 11.m.,rkan and World: Mlellllel eurton (Al"Oen Hills) 11:51.51. TDp 1t1lran~ Rick OtMonl 1Mar1n) t•:Ol.1; JICk Tlf101eY (Paslden•f 16:05.1; Tom sch m I d I 1Pal.aden11 1•:18.1; Rod Strachan (A!IMNml l':Z .Or RotHn 611cknaus IM1rln) l6:l•.l1 AllCltft Sh'•¥ IAl'de<i Hlll1) 16:26.l. Angels Fall To A's, 2-1 ., ' • ' . • , In 11 Innings .. . ' The Oa kland A's. held to one hit for IO innings by California's Bill Singer, got an 11th-inning run on doubles by Mi~ Hegan and Bert Campaneris and beat tlie Angels, 2·1, Friday night at Anaheim Stadium. Hegau, who took over at first base when Gene Ten.ace left for a pinch rumer -after a leadoff double In the eighth ror Oakland's first hit, opened the lltb with a double and was sacrificed to third . He Angels Slate AH G-.. KMPC Intl 01kland If Calltornl1 ~kl1nd 111 Calllorni• C11itornl1 et Mllw1>11kft ' 6:SS p.l!ft. 5:5.l p.i'l, S:2.i p .... Sa.it Diego F cices Gia1tts • tit First Preseaso1t Gonie remained there as Dick Green poppect out but Campaneris came through with.a t"'O-OUI. double (or the winning run. The triumph kept the world champion A's one gnme behind Kansas City ln tbt! SAN DIEGO (AP) -The New Y-0rk Ola nts·anl!-Sah Diego·Chargcrs, a' pair or " pro football also-rans trying to mix age 3nd youth and come up with a contender. open their exhibition seasons here tonight (8. o'cloo~) __ _ , A crowd of Ul,000 is expected to watch John Unitas make his San Diego debut. Unitas, trying to coax one or two more seasons out of a 40..year.old body, Is scheduled to start at quarterback and play at least a quarter. Another aging wonder, M-year-old Nonn Snead, comes off his best season to lead lhe Giants, wllo fi nished with a surprising M record last year. Ne\v York coach Alex Web~le.r, an old Gl~111. ~•mmare nM buddy of Son Diego's Harland Svare hopes to make! a run at Washington and Callas this ycnr by bolstering his defense. T\~'O keys to ihos(' hopes are the (:iants· fi rlit l\YO draft choh.-es. Brad VRn l'elt of Michigan St.ate and Rich Glover of Nebraska. Van P('Jt, a dc tenslve b.ickHeld whiz in college. has been installed at weak-side linebacker, treeing agile young Jim Files for a ·rctum to middle backer. Olovc.r, Nebraska's Outland Trophy-winning mid- die guard, tries I.he ' same -spot in the GlabtS' tlilusuaJ rover-man alignment. \Yebster iS \\'Orried about injuries to several starters. Defensive tackle Larry Jacob6on has one foot in a cast after stepping '?!!..!/?me gi"¥, . ..!)!ilba .:_<:;!!;lrli1t Evans ls recovering from· a broken leg LA VER, EMERSON PICKED IN DRAFT NEW YORK -Corona de! Mar's Rod Lavor and Ne"'-port Beach's Roy Emerson "'ere selected in the first round ofttielran\tennls dra £t Friday. Laver was pickl'd by the San Diego S\vingers while Emerson tvas chosen by New York. Vnlcrle Zlcgenrus~ of ~·llss:ion Viejo \Yes .selected in the second round by the Los Angeles entry. Chris Evert was the nrst player picked (by llllami). Kerry MelvlUe was chosen next by Boston with Laver tile No. 3 pick in the draft. A1nerican League's We~t ..QivlSJ.on. and probably 1vo11'1 00 ready ·un til the The A's·took a 1-0 led after Singer,"JSio ·-"' scaSQ/1 stnrt s. 8, wnlked Reggie .Jackson to open the se. L·1n,b k I' R d · ho 't 1. d cond inning. . t: ac er. icnr~ ce ,is ~pt a 1ze J k raced 1 third when De....,.,. \\'tth a blood 1nfecllon. and receiver Tom ac ~n . 0 •Vo• Ga te\vood is expected to miss the entire Johnson s potential . double play grundet season following an auto aceident went through third baseman Alan · Gallagher's legs. Vic Davalillo gi:ound4J!I O!le ne,.. target fm-Soead·and"becl<UJj-• 'fo"llh1 mi~ JiOb"Oll•e~ Wli8inl$S<id- Randy Johnson is 'vell-t.?aveled tight end the bag and then threw honie too late ta Gary Ballman, who Webster says "has get Jackson. lopked pretty good for a 12·yea:r man." Second baseman Billy Parker wu The Chargers, trying to forget a 4-9-1 charged with still a third Angtls ml.scut season, peddled quarterback John l!adl to In the inning when he failed to touch tho Los Angeles for bruising pass rusher Coy bag on wha t looked like a double play. Bacon and minihack Bob Thomas. Then they gambled a bundle of Eugene Klein's cash and their sellson's hopes on Unitas. Behind Johnny U stand strong-armed but unproven \V:iyne Clnrk' and rookies Dan Fouts ttnd Tony Adnms. Fouts I~ sldcltne<1 \vlth a broken collarbone and Adnm s has-a physical. problem thal could be rnor~ serious -hc'5 only six feet. ltunninit b;IC'k ~1 1kc Garrett. \\ith 11 groin pull, is the only Injured Charger of oot.c. The San Diego defense, much im· proved Inst S<'.ason, figures to be even helter with the addition o( Bacon and the hcnnns of injuries to backneld starters Bob ~lo\vard and Chris Fletcher. There's also rookie come.rback Willie McGee, 'vho run:s tne 100 ln 9.1 ,. OAKLAND CALl .. 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Brief ' Lion Top 'SkitIS; • ... •• '"•JI J ets .T1ip Oilers ' " ' ' . " , " . 1-t WASIUNGTON -Err o I Mann's only successful field • goa1 ln three att.emptl5 gave the Detroit Lions a 17-14 vie· tory Friday night over the Washington Redskins in the '~ifsf exhibition game of the ~ ror both teams. (. Mann's 10-yarder came In ~ .:1he fourth quarter after he N had missed attempts of 31 and ~ 32 yards. The kick built the a. Lions' lead to 17·7 over the Redskins, last year's National •1~ . Conference champion'I, but losers in the Super Bowl to f Miami I . Mel Farr, the sCvcn-year veteran running back, gave the Lions a 14-7 lead in the sec· ond quater v.·hen he romped 47 yards for a touchdown 1hri>11gh the middle of the Redskins vaunted defense. Football League, be hi o d Gabriel. The S.foot-4 signal caller, with an annual salary of .,125.000, wa:s aCquired from 1hc Los Angeles Rams in the off season ror two players and a couple of future draft choices. ln other games tonight. Super Bowt champion Miami ;, hosts the Cincinnati Bengals: Baltimore is at Pittsburgh: New Orleans travels t o Kansas City: and Chicago and Green Bay clash at MUyaukee. ~unday, New England hosts Oakland and in a P.tonday night tilt, San Francisco Is at Cleveland. e R e 111::et S 11es High-scoring Battle Seen by South QB By HANK WESCH Of 1114 01lly P'llll Slltf Marty Mikkelsen quarterbacked a Pacifica lilgh learn which averaged nearly 30 points per game last season, the highest scoring unit in Orange County, And he figures if the South Al-stars, the team he'll co- quarterback in the Orange Colmty All·star football game can reach that poinl total it could upset Lhe favored North in the 14th annual. contest Thursday at Orange Coast College. "We're going lo have to srore a lot to win it," says the 6-3, 190-pounder who'll share quarterbacking duties with Westmin ster's Dan Ac· comando. "Can \YC do it'? Well we can if we put it all together. weve got the people to do it.", contingent. Mikkelsen speaks well of everyone's perfonnance in practices ex- cept his own. But South assis· tant coach Art Michalik, who tutored Mikkelson at Pacifica may provide a clue in that regard. ._ "A1arty's not really a prac- tice player," Michalik says. "He never looks too good. in practice, but he always gets the job done at game time." A1ikkelsen concurs. "I don't really know \fhy, 1 guess my concentraUon lsn 't what it should be in practice," Mikkelsen says. "Last year I had a terrible scrimmage before the senson but we had a good year. "I didn't look very good in our scrimmage last Saturday. but maybe that's a good omen." A1ikkelsen will be attending Saddleback College In the fall, and is the top prospect to hair die the Gauchos' quarterback- ing duties. 1-Je hopes to attend a _major college after two yearS'"' at Sadd.Jeback, but has no definite vocational plans. "A1y plans change from week to week, but the current one is that I'd like to major in political science," Atikkelsen says. ''I'll decide on something more definite later on." Rustlers Dealt Farr broke through a wide hole, and once he hit daylight outraced the last two Redskins defenders. LOS ANGELES -\Vide receiver Lance Rentzel of the Los Angeles Rams, Suspended by the National Football League after pleading guilty to 1narijuana charges, has filed .suit seeking his reinstatement. WESTMINSTER RESIDENT RICH SAUL, RAMS' BACKUP CENTER . Mikkelsen and Accomando are in a light fight for the South starting spot, but Mik· kelsen is more fan1iliar with the wishbone of£ense the South has installed for the gan1e, Md that could be the deciding factor if he gets the starting honor. 4-3 Loop Defeat Detroit got on the score board early in the second quarter alter a. first period dominated by the defense. The ~kins were only able to reach their own 2.9 in the first .~ as the Lions' defense, one of the weakest areas of ;the team last year, held Washington to on]y nine plays. The suit , filed Thursday in U.S. District Court for Rentzel and the NFL Players Associa- tion, contends NFL con1· missioner Pete Rozelle's July 20 order to suspend Hentze! for this sea son was "arbitrary, capricious and discriminatory." The suit, seeking unspecifieU damages, contends that the defendants, Rozelle and the Rams, deprived hi m of his rights and violated antitrust Jaws. Chain of Positive Thinking l(ey for Rams, Says Saul Mikkelsen says he's Im· pressed with the backfield he'll have behind him, and believes the group is beginning to jell. _ "Paul Fiskness ran the same offense at Huntington Beach and Dan Princeotto fits in perfectly," Mikkelsen says. La Fonda pushed acaross an unearned run in lhe top of the ninth inning to hand the Senik Ru.stlers a 4-3 defeat in Metropolitan League baseball play at Boysen Park in Anaheim Friday night. Despite the loss, Senik re- tained its Metro loop lead. The Rustlers have a one-game lead over Anaheim-Fullerton and Garden Grove. They face Ful- lerton at Cal State Sunday at 1. Rungo and Rod Brown, a bunt single by Bill Whiteley and Gordon Blakeley's double play ground out . But La Fonda barged ahead with three runs in the sixth. The Rustlers scored their second run in the home half of the sixth on singles by ~ .... : e .Jets Roll, 16-l:J · HOUSTON Bob by Howfield kicked a 23-yard field goal with 1:35 left to give the New York Jets a 16-13 Na· t iional Footba1l League CIC· hibition victory over the '\ijouston Oilers Friday night. Howfield's kick came after a .short Houston pWlt to the Oiler 39-yard line. The field goal was Howfield's third of the night. Ulte in the third quarter he ldcked a 39-yard field gool to -gi\ie the Jets a l:J-13 tic. e Ba11gl• f 'ires 69 COLUMBUS, Ohio -Rookie Laura Baugh fired her best competitive round ever, a three-under par 69, and barged into a share oC the first-round lead Friday with t h r e e veterans in the $35,000 Ladies Professional Golf Association Classic. Matching the 18. ye a r blonde's start were leading money winner Judy Rankin, ~turle Breer and Donna Young. e Nemcon1be Wi11s ~ The contest, before an Aslrodome standing-room-only crowd of 45.772, was generally a passing duel between Jets' quarterback Al Woodall and the Oilers' Dan Pastorini. But neither was able to move his team consistently."' I..OUJ~VILLE, , Ky . Pastorini. las~ y"e. 8 t • s A~st~al1an J~hn Newco'!1~ starting quarterback. thri\f a e~1~runated third~~oo~ Nik.ki 35-yard scoring pass to Clift~. P1hc of _Yugoslav1~ Fnday in ~1cNeil to tie' the game 1tl 10.. Q"811erflnal .play m the Pro IO after the "Jets had taken a Tenrfut Classic. 10-3 halftime lead on a ~ix-Newcombe ousted Pilic 6-4, yai:'d touchdown by Mike 4.S, 6:-1 ~ adyance to the Adami~ and Howfiel<t's 44-semifinaJs today. yard field. goal. . Newcombe, seeded sixth in 1• Skip B'utler kicked ! field the week·loog tourney here. goals of 22 aqd 39 . y~ for will race Guillermo Vilas of 'the Oilers.,. , .. 1.''\': '· Argentina today. Vilas downed • Gabe Start. . Carlos M~OO. of Spain f>:I , &-4 ' ' . .. In Friday s seatif'mals. JACKSONVILU:, Fla The only other seed to ad- 1..oQi-~ering fans of the vance to the semifinals was P , adelpbia Eagles get ·t~ir ~1anuel Ora.nzes, No. 4, who r look at the club under dereated Ross Case o r Mike McCormaCk and Australia 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. erback . Roman G~bt;iel Vital Gerulaitis of Ne\V _tonight in an exhibition York. a 19-year-old playing in ~ , against BuUalo. hJs first prO tournament. will ~1cCormack hopes to rebuild face prantes. Geru\aitis down- t.he Eagles. v.·inncrs only 1 .... 'ice. ed A.ustralian Dick Crealy, 6-2, last season in the Naional 6-L By UOWARD L. HANDY Of'nt. Dilly 'II•! Sl•H There's a definite attitude in the L-OS Angeles R a m s training camp at Cal State \Fullerton). That attitude is one or win· ning and virtually every player has been infected with it. In his first three years with the Rams, Rich Saul of Westminster has never been a starter but he is one of the strongest boosters of the team's chances for success this season. -"Winning has lo be a com- bination of a number or things,'' Rich says. "It has to stem from the ownefs, the coaching slaff and the players and we have that chain of positive thinking. "What Mr. (Car rol I ) Rosenbloom has done has been tr~mendous and the coaching staff is great." While he hasn't had 3 starting assfgrunent in his first Vallely~ Ex-Bruins Face Pro All-stars \\IESTWOOD-Former area ·prep and college standout John Vallely will be part of a potent lineup of ex-UCLA basketball stars who will clash with the Pro AU-stars Satur· day night a~ UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. In a companion feature, 'vhich gets under way at 7 o'clock, the Direction Sports team fa~ the Watts Summer Games five. The UCLA alumni tilt is scheduled to begin at 8:30. A crowd of aver 12,0l)O is expected. UCLA coach John Wooden u•ill direct the ex-Bruins with Fred Goss assisting him. Vallely. who prepped at Corona del Mar and later star- red for Orani;!:e Coast College. played pro ball with the At~an ta ~la"·ks and Houston nockcts. Joining Vallely will be 7·2 Kar~n Jabbar, MiJhdi Abdul- Rah~~ _ (former:li W a It Hazurd), . Gait· Goodrich, Lucius Allen. S.i~ey· 'Wicks, Henry Bibb)I, Steve Patterson, Swen Nater, Curtis Rowe, Keith Ericsoo, Larry Farmer, Larry Hollyfield and Terry Schofield. Members of the Pro All- ~tars include Julill!I Erving, Charley Scott, Paul Westphal, Mack Calvin, Jim Prif?e, Coo· nie Hawkins. Bob Rule, Ron Riley, Asley Truitt, Ji m McDaniels. Curtis Perry, Eric McWil\iams and Travis Gra:rt . The UCLA Alwnnl deleated the Pro All-stars. 1~131 last year as nearly 10,000 onlookers \1·atched Jabbar lead the triumph v.·ith 3? ptiints. Baseball Standings GAS SAVERS '66 Now• 55 V•l, •uto•tr8n~ .• It H, peiwcr f)t0(;)4t) $977 ....,. • '69 Coroni Coup• l.11!0. l•tns., r•dlG, •Ir cGnO .. hll._ 1r fYCRlll) $1477 'lO~C_OtOJ'I• f .!>0111; .. __ "'411 .. lr1n•w •Hit, hfoll1r f:IHAOOI $1277 70 Mark II 4 Door Alirff. ""'"'t rM\9, llNltr (PHMK) ~$1577 '70 M•rk 11 Coupe ....... ··-· ,,.,, .... -........ 11. r.0111 ti""' •if" ff!141., , .... CUllELI $1977 $2777 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division w L B,altimore 57 47 New York 60 51 Detroit 58 49 Boston 57 5() Milwaukee SI 55 Cleveland 40 69 ~'est Division Kansas City 63 48 Oakland 61 48 l\linncsota 54 52 _ , • ~~il<;_a$?-c _53 .... ~5 Angels 51 55 Texas· 40 66 l'rl(I•~'' llt"Wll• BPS!!n 1-2. 6altlrnor1 S•I Ortroll 1. Ntw York 2 Clevel•~d 9, Mhwa~~ee 4 Pct. .5<8 .5<1 .5<2 .513 .481 .367 . .568 .560 .50!J .111 .481 .377 l(•ntii' CUy 4, Mlnnt.ola l _...._Cft'lcl#-£' TttK '1 ~ -... ... 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Lovl1 {FM!er '"\ •\ Ntw York l k.-n "\" DoMttt 10.lttll 12.S 1 :.<111 Fr...a.co 18rw•nl -~ P\llM!u•oh IM-• .. 10 •114 w,.lk•r 1 .. ) 11 Pnl a<illcll'll• I Br•U HM 11'1<1 LonoGl'O •-&l 51n Ol"'o tJonn 2.J •nd TrOl!O$Gh $-1) •t All•nl1 (Morion l·t inc DevlM 1-2) HOVllon CO•erttr 1).1 or lll!berts 11 .. ) 11 (ln<"ln,..11 (HO!/ll<IM , .. ) ' (.hlc100 IJtn~lnt 10-tl at Monlr"I l lloom 1-<11 three season in the National Football League, this doesn't bother the versatile Sau1. During that time he has played center, guard,-tackle and been a member of the specia(Jy teams. . ' He has also been considered for duty as a llnebacker and last season when tight end Pat Curran was forced to miss four games at mid-season, he became a backup man·at that spot in short yardage situa· lions. I !is toughness. versatility and desire have made him one of the nlost popular Rams and in 1970 he was named Rookie of the Year by Ye Olde Rams. When the Rams play their fourth game of the regular season Oct. 7. Rich will have added incenlive to make a strong showing. He will be playing against his t w i n brother Ron, a member of the Oilers. 1\n older brother Bill also played in the Nl'~L before Rich and Ron came aJong. \Vhen the Rams staged a picture day recently, they were wearing the n e w uniforms designed for the coming season. Rich was ask· cd his opinion of the bright outfits. ''Rick Curry and Dave Mar· riner are looking good too, so I don't see any problems." When it comes to the South Senik grabbed a 1--0 lead in the third on walks to Gary Weiskopf Shoots 64, Holds 3-stroke Lead HARIRSON, N. Y. -Tom \Veiskopf continued. his in· credible steak with a sparkling 64 and took the first-round lead Friday in the rain- delayed $250,000 Westchester Golf Classic. The eight-under-par effort by \Veiskopr, who has picked off the Canadian and British Open titles and three other victories in his last eight starts, gave him a three-- stroke. lead over a large group at 67. African Gary Player matched 7Is. Lee Trevino is not com- peting in this event that offers a $50.000 first prize. - A gallery in e:<eess of 20.000 dy hiDs. made glass·slock by the rains that wasllCd out Thursday·~ scheduled opening round. The \\'Cather ~·as hot and muggy and w a s punctuated by a brief af· ternoon shower. '"'eiskopf spiced hfs round - which tied his best score in his current string or success - ""'llh an eagle three on the ninth hole and benefitted from u·hat he called "the luckiest three I ever made in my· life." Th.at was a birdie on the 17th. METllO,OLITAN Ll!AOUt!. W L TO• Senlk R1,1dll<'I 11 ! 0 An•·F\111 TH~ns 11 6 0 l c.G Cha·~''" 11 ' o 1 Oritl"I09 Pitl'lllffl 10 ' I •• lit Fnnd• Don' f 7 11\ W•rd'1 Plrll&'I ' I 0 l~' Fl r~-~ 1• .. r1nt• ~ 14 O • S1ddletla(k 6Aut.l'IO\ 2 U 0 f~t TGnl,11"• G•""I SIOCllrback YI. Wlrd'l •I llo'(Hll (1 t'<loc~l Sund~v't O•m•• ~nlk ~• f>n~ l'u11rrlon ~I C1I t'tt1r. (Fullerton} (I l'!.rn.) ~·d'11f~.c~ V,, Ch11r111r1 II Cv!1<'•1 C,,.,..,~ (1 o.rn l W11rd VI. M•rl"9'1 •• El Toro tl ,..._.,) _______ _ \\'hitelev nnd Blakeley and Pctersoii's double p 1 a Y grounder. Senik tied the scorP. in the eighth on a sinRle by Rod Brown, \Vhiteley's sacrifice and Curt Peterson'!< double. The Ru!'llers had a runner get to second base in the ninth inning with two outs. but the next batter grounded out lo !he La Fonda pitcher. In tonight's action Sad· dleback and Ward's Pirates tangle in a 7 o'clock game at Boysen. 11111~ 1111111tn1 lU R grown, '" Wt-.lteley, di\ Rl11~el1Y. I~ Petrr'IM, 11 Miii~ lb J, 8rown, e S111'1t1, lb K'""nl'dy, cl Run110, rl T~•s""· It To!•IS I D ' II .-1 l I l 0 l 1 t 0 ' 0 I I • 0 ' 1 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 l 0 • 0 1 0 ~ ' g i 0 0 0 0 31 l • ' lcort llv lftnl11t• • • • 0-:00 (II)] 001....i 10 1 l1 Fonda Senlk 001 OCI Olo-l I ' ';We look like the Oakland Athletics in baseball. \Vhen we get the blue shoes it will really make us different." Tied at that figure were Jim Wiechers, Gibby Gilbert, Bob Murphy, DeWitt Weaver, 57· year-old former PGA cham- pion Jerry Barber a n d Australian Bruce Crampton. holder of four titles and the leading mooey winner this season. Hubert Green, who had a hole-.in-one, was alone at 68. Bast Def eats Cycle Field ,. Actually, the new unifonns, when put together on all of the players. are rather attractive and will add color to the team this fall at 1he Coliseum. Saul was asked how he felt, J>('rsonally. about the coming season? "I think this is the year. I kno"' \l'r arc going to win with the attitude that has been developed in this camp." Defending title holder Jack Nicklaus and U.S. Open cham· pion Johnny Miller were six strokes back at 70 as the friendly little 6 , 6 I 4 -y a rd 'Vestchestrr Country C I u b course as usurtl yirldcd some of the lowest scores of the year. Arnold Palmer and South BEST PRICES 10~" \fl OR WHIRIYIRI STEEL RADIALS Van Nuys' ~1ike Bast v.·on the four-tap scratch main event by less than a \Vheel l'o highlight speed"·ay motorcycle racing at Costa h1esa's Orange County Fairgrounds F r i day ni~ht. Bast defeated ::i talented field that included Costa Mesa's Rick \Voods (second), Fountain Valley's 0 an n y Becker (third I and Topanga's Sonny Nutter. The cr0\\11 of 8,722 alSIJ watched Topanga's Billy Gray "·in !he handicap main event ~·ith Billy Miester of Irwindale placing second. Irvine·~ Larry ~loon fini!'hing third and Ste\'e B;ist or Van r.;uys capturing fourth. ln the two-lap featured match race, \Voods defeated Becker. 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Jett" 1irt1~t•d, J!IJ Merln flCTITIOU.S I USI Nl.SS itO•litT A. IASTMA.N M1ulo11 Vl•la 2 l J Foo!hlU 1 5 S forfeit deCISIOn frorn OOthlll. OISTRl8UTIM0 CO .. 1101 MllWlo, Hun· Drlv1, ,,,,1.,1, Celltor11t1 t1~J. lllAMI! STAT SIMIMT A.1ter111y1 1t 1.1w Belle Or1r.c:l1 > ~ ' Bu-Perk 0 ~ o c _,., 7 •o< < o < R111tr.o A.11m11111 0 1 s N••' 1.,..., _ c os1d Mt'• ""· e u1111• F ountain Valley's vlctoru 11""'1°" ltKll, •· ..... Tn1, bu1!""' is cGNlvc:•tG by 111 1... ~• 11w 119 .-rs11111 .,. o "G 2no tt1r11w 11,,11 .. svll• 1u Nlat 111mu -S•rvllt ,,1, Troy P11•1t 6::10l: f ou1111ln Vt ll•v "' •.1 Judy A. Fry 9102 Meh<llo Dr. Huft• Ol~IO\lal . bu1lness 1s: Coet1 M•U, C1Ulor..t1 fl-26 !1:lS); lt •ncllo A.l11T>lto1 .... Los. U11lv1rs ly (1:UI ; E1!111Cl1 VI. El \Va'i the Barons' fourth in sjx lf11Qlori IHcll. C•I. t'.IM1 c u rtet Jott11 llt•nh•rd RAAK ... RCHITttTUltAL LIGHTING T•I: (114) W •OIH A.l1,.,uo1 flh M1rl111 "'· Mission Vlelo . Oor•<tfl (8): N1wpar1uH1rtx1r "'· league ool·mgs 1hl• bu1lllfts h conctl,IC1td by an lfl. 'Th1t f11letne111 w•s filed with IN Coun• -U.S.A.., S20 West ••n St•tft, !>•n1• A.ltlltllttys kw l!•Klll•I• (l:ASJ; EllllCll'I n , ao111 Gr1n0t t•:)OJ. Footlllll c•;•~~I. · Ol1'1du.I. ty Clerk '' Or•noe County 1111 July 11, A.ne, C1tllornl1 t'.1101 Pullllshed Ortll(ll Coa•t 0111y l"llof, .i.,. !---------------------Judy A.. Fry. \t1'. ..M EFUCAN LIGHTING ASSOCIA1t'S, IV 11. JS, 1<1d AVQUSI 4, 11 , 1913 2140-'3 f'T_..,., ltttlll II C1111 MHI Hlflh) Tllf1 1t11'11Mft1' Wll flied 'Nltll ttle COl.lf'lo 6 frt6Nt INC .• II C1Ufornl1 corpartllon ~, S10,;:=============::; LIQlllll S.teh • w, ~ O• .., CLtrk of 0.lllQI Count'!' Oii July 2'. r'Ublil.Ncl Or•noe COii! 011tv PllOI July WK! ••II SlrMI, S111T• ..... (:1lil0tn••l1 PllOS Vtl'QI• 5 a nn. '11. 21, •1'111 A.ut1111SI .. 11, 1913 ttl'J·7J '1101 Unlvtr-.11\' l 2 , F•mMI Thi• IM,llJllHS Is C-UCltd by • CO•· MGtt1e 111111 , l 3 Pul!Hshlll 0r1,.. COMSt Dally Piiot. PuliLIC NOTICE llOl'•llDll. LllnQ le.ch Jordtn 2 J l Juty H tl!d At.vuU t. 11. 11, 1913 tn>-7l AMERICAN l 1GHTIN\, P1elflc1 1 4 • A.S.SOCIATE.S. INC. llllwr1IO. I • • PUBLIC N~CE SIJPt!ltlOll COUltT 01' TH• w11111m M. SiHnple, P•11ldfflt SIMI A/I.I V11n.,, 1 • t Ull STA.Tl! OF CAUlllOttllllA. 1110111 Tnls "'"""'"'WIS 111 .. with lllf (Ol/r'l-Nnl 111'1115 -Monte Vl1f1 Yt. 'TH& COUllTY OF OllANGI IV (l1rk of O•lllQ4! County Oft July 11 • .:~1~1v!~"11~~:1~~1 .... 'r~~"~.11~ CALYPSO SAILING SCHOOL 111·~r::~0~:,,;~:.:=~~i .... A•711U 1973. I' ,, .. ,I 11•.c~ Je•d111 •:AS J; P1dflca YI. s11111 LEARN a.k, 111te,.11.cf1.te nd lit loot S.UI,. TM following ,.,,en 1, lklilll binJ-s lllOTICI 011 NI AllllNO O, Pl!TITIOH l:au« · An1 V'U.v lt ::IOl. It: ,OI: l'ltOIATS OP WILL A.110 FOlt ........ Sldewelk ,. solll119 I• 12 H...... "80$$'$ AltTIFA.CTS OF aeAUTY L•TT'lllS TESTAMEfrfTA.ltY 1101110 Mlcll11t L. M1tki1H, ... 11ori1ey, ' CWl'CllltsdlY LfttUI ti f1!11Kll) 17141 645 7010 WA.IYEDI ll1plle111, JOllH, LI FtYtr I. mlfl W L 01 " Llf,\IT EO S PE C IAL T 1 E. S IN E$tile of JOHN EARL /.A1LLER MO Wltslllr• I O<iltvarf, 11111 Floor El Dor1lkl ' o £ENJOY CALYPSO SAILING PMDTOGAAPHY a. SCULPTURE". tstl Dec:ei!.eQ • L .. All9tlu, Cilllornl• tool1 L()ll(I 8c1c11 WU~<111 J 1 I Elden S1reot, Cosl1 Mest, Ca. t'.1621 NOTICf IS MEll Eiv GIVEN lhill Publl!.hed Ora11;;f C:oa•t DllllV Pllpl, Jv· FOO!hl!I • 2 2 ASSOCIATION Roberl YI. &os1, 2173 ELde11 Strt•I, VllLL>AM H UNGLES hi~ flied 11,,,,. 0 ly 11, 21, illd Augu51 l , 11, 191] 12•l·ll Buena P1rk J l ~ Coste l.A111, C•. t1127 · " Foun11ln Vnllev 1 ' ' "New" Cel 25'1 Sl.11 per hour,lhalr d11y TM' !lu$lnt•! is col\ducttd bv •" 111-petition •or P•obo1e ct Wiii •11d 10" PUBLIC ''CY•'IC•' Los •n1lao• 1 • ~ d!1'ldu•I lss111nce OI Lt !le<I Tasltmfnl1•V lo Int : .1:. (llal!l!v I ~ ~ )5 lo11t1 9 Newport 11nd M11rino del loy i:toblrt w !loss o~tltiMer !be.ml walvt~l. referencf •<:1 ------M~l!~r' qames _ Foo•hitl vs.1 c~~1f~v , ~ 17141 6~5-7 \00 nr 121 3 I• 823·4.~!I Thi$ ~teteme111 ·..,,,flied wl!11 IN coun· wnich 11 m.id• lor lur!Mr P<l•liculars, i nd SPL .. 4 l(,!:!tll; 1=.,.,nt111" v~lltv v•, Li\ f1<1>l•or. I tv Cle•~ ~f Orif\lt County en July 11, 1n11 1111 time end Olece ol "''""" !he SU PERIOR C.OUllT 01' TH'!! 1·1~); WllM!1 v•. lluen;s P••~ !rl : 1f7]. s•mt h•• l>ttn ~et lor August 15. 191l. al ST ... T2 01' CALIFORN IA FOii Milli~~" V5-E Oo<i!l<IJ fi:•;! f'2'9$t 9:00 1.m., In Ille tout1room of De1>ilrtmen1 THE COU N1 Y OF OllAHGE ... ••• •• • • ... • • FIFTH RACll. l !>O v1rd1. J ~~·· old:;. -· . -----Published Dri•"!lll (Oltl Dally PllCI Julv o.ic. l cf S•ld ccur!, ~I 100 Civic Ctn••r No. A·1nll 'o'o'~,,,"p'c,',", r.s.o. ,",·"",,,·,, m 'r-------------------------------------------i"':"~"':.·~':"~'c'~'~·~"'~'~'':.·c'c":..'.:'°~':'--'-"~':'·-::73 Ori~f W11!, In thl City af San11 Ane1, NOTI CE OF HliAltlNG OF ,El lTIOI<( ·c~ ·: " u II C111!f0t<1I~. FOlt f'R.OP.ATE 01' WILL A.MD FOii ~~~l~;::~P.·~:,Y:~~;... lH IBWPORT DATSU. I PUBLIC NOTICE Oitedw'1u~r1~ 1~·3·.s1 JOHN. ~~~.~:~~ :1~~~~~~"ZtcfA,v PflL"·ER .11 Cou1ln Eorio. s. T•l'IHU•t 111 * * * DO • T OP County Clerk 0M~8>e<I. Lo"e Cllon:ie, R. ~nk• 11t STATEMl!NT O~ AIAN NM H IUlllCC, WILLIAMS A.MO SOIEHSON NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN tn1t F'H Oirs, I(. Hart 11~ USE OF FICTITIOUS IUSIN8S! HAM.I! AllllrlllYI •t LIW WllLIAl.I BUDDY PALN,ER h~S lll~d Tiie lol1owl11g Ill•~ hils l b•!'IClofled ltle "4t Soulh OH1't street, l~I• 1000 noreln ~ petillon tor Prob11e of Wiii ind SIXTH llACI!. 170 v•rds l y11r olds & 119. c!1lm!11Q. 1>11r'le $1 ,800. 1Ch1l1 Pro, SJ Tr,1s11r1 Hol to Tro!, . Altll1rd1 or: F"· H. crosl!V H curt. K. Hirt 1"1~ W1111. O. Knlolll M.clac•us•. H. '"'I" Ilk! Spy, L. Wrloll 5......., RQl:k, E. C.11'1'1 Ats• en11t1tW Dorll J1not. 0. Kril11hl '" ?:ar, Driver H1 'I, M. lltck"l'I G1b no. J . Rlt,,..rd1 ll!"Vl!NTM II.I.Cl. IXI y1rd1 otd1 & "II. '>\/•'" S..OOC. ... ,..,.,, R. a1nk1 61r Fa"'"· l'lrl11h' TllrM Strl~. J. Vl1rd r11111 9&• '"· •~·hr. MY Dlw . g, Grff• Dvn"llO (\••, S-J·r~eurt \Jn r 1111r<ie. J. ''l.~llon N&f'(lno, L. l\Vlf' l!IOHTH llACI!". J.;J y1rd1. olo~ lo "" , ••• -'nll. r.urt~ , 1,,1 ... 1 .. 0 o·tre 1i.ooo. D1v1den"< 'I •• 1". '""'"" ~le•nv (ll•"tl' J 11 1c111rrl1 AAV"'f>fl" fir• "IA•\ ti. (~r(j<lt~ rl)•mrr . ., 1'~1~~· 1'111rrrin l'H'I 11;, 9,n•~ l!"!'I JAt .. ~ P"ll ' .. '""!~hi W11'•" F.I' 'I 1''·~•· Trucltnn Min. C. Sml!h Hy Str~no:itr, S. Tllll~Urf "' "' "' l" " '" , .. "' "' , .. "' •n S v-•r "' • H1 • 111 "' "' '" ,., "' l Vtllr fl •M. ,.. ,,, .. , "' ... '" , .. "' '" Is .0,118 ' use ol the f!clll1ous busl~s 111me L" A11t•lt1 C•llfwnle ·totU for l s~ulr>et ot Le1Te•s Tfs1amen1e,,,. 10 1 ll ERl<SHll:!,E'S IN THE SICY 11 Oran;• T•I: 1211} .fs-.1o1 Pe1lrlor1er, refere11Ce to which Is m10f IM • Counl\' •l•POrl, Senla ,..,a, C•lllornl1. A~lltVli tor ~•lllio11tr !urthe• 111rticular1, elld !hot the llmf Ind Tiii nc"n-?Mnlness n1m1 rfltrrtd lo ~Vbllll\ed Oran;• Co.ii O•Hv Piiot. Ju· pl1ce of he1•!110 tl'lf ~me has t>Hn If! •boot• WIS filed In Qr1ng• Counl'I' Oii ly 21, :it. 'l\d A111u11 •• 1t7l n<IS·IJ tor Auv. 21, 1t7J, ., t :OO •.m .• '" !ht WE'VE GOT TOO MANY CARS ! WE CAl'fT MOVE THEM ALL TO OUR NEW LOCATION. WE.VE GOT ,,.,,·~· TO SELL THEM FAST! • 8UY,~OW. IP.S. YOU CAN LEASE ONE TOO.I A"i!Uit 11. 1972. . courtr~ of Oe1>1 rlmtr1! No. J af ~•Id A.IR~Olt'T NUMl!IER. ONE, t cou•I, 11 100 Cl~lc Clltller Orl1't Y/fsl, l11 C1IH0<nl1 corllQl'etlon, U> LldO Pt•k PUBLIC NOTICE 1~ ci.., ol S11111 """· C11llorn!1. Orlve, N~I lllldl, C11lfornl1 t'.!660 Oiled A.u<a. 2, 1,73 This D\.11ln115 w;os cDllCludeCI by I cor-WILLIAM E. ST J OHii, DOl'lllOtl. lllOTICI TO CltEDl'TOltS COIM!ty Clerk All; .. OAT NUM&ER. ONE SUf'lltlott COUltT Ofl 'THI! MILAN DOSTAL l y: Fr1ncl1 M. 01:11'1't'1. STATI Ofl CA.Llf'OAN1A FOR. A ~r.lttthlllll Ct,.oritle!I Prtslclent THI! COUNTY Dlt OltANOr U"ICMI lttllk S11ua1'1, Sulh UOI "11113 Ne. A-Utt4 ~ubll1ntd Ot111<1e COis! OillY Piiot, Esta!• or EFFIE E. WILSON •Ito :'.!;. ~~j1~1'17U1 A119us1 A, 11. 11, 2S. 1973 1$73 known ts EF"FIE WI LSOlll, D1ce1sec:L. Tel· 1;.,41 ais.m4 NOTICE ts H&REJlY GtVEN to llM ""°"""' for• P1t111Mier PUBLIC NOTICE trlldllors ot tM Ibo"• !Mimed dtcftl~I • · . Ille! tit per1«1s havln; Clilml •o•ln$1 lhf Publl!llltd Oran~f Coa$1 Daily Piiat, seld dece<:tenl i re •equ!r .. IO Ille 111em, AiJVUtl •· 3, IC, 1973 1.i5.73 HOTICI! TO Cltl!Ot'TOltS 1111 th l\f I I otll --- SU PElllOlt COUltT OF THI ~lilt c~f~~::~~~•= ~~i11;,. ~~ur!, ~~ PUBLIC ~OTJCE STA.Tl 01' CALl•OitllllA FOR. lo orH"'11 them, with lhf ntces11l•Yi -----------·----ll I 'THE COUNTY OF OltAHGI! 1'0uclle•~. to tne UlldfrtlO<lt'<I •t 11\G otfiCI STA.TEM&lllT OF WITHDR.A.WAL FllOM No. A·1ml of JOSEPH 1. THOMPSON, •ttorney el PA.llTHEll5HIP OPERATING UNOElt Eslltt ol MARY A.. l'ftRRMANN, L1w, t•S• Wll1n!r• Bcu!ev1r1, Suite •OO, FICTITIOUS IUSIH!.SS NAME DM0e;~fc'e· <S E•EllY GIV""N 1 8evorly HUis, C11llornl1 90212 which l~ Thi' tcllowi1>1 J)llrso11 "'' wiinorawn 81 a N H " 0 1ne the piece ol business of tne u11der1lwned Jn oen•••I p1rtner fro.m tne p11rtne,slllp ~ C•edllatt cf !flt •r.ove named d~cedenl all matter1 pe•l1l<1lnq to lhe e~late ot 1~ld o~rallng under lhe flc!llloos business 111a1 111 pe•o.11111 ll1vl"!I clalms 1g1111at tilt Ott:lden1. wi1lli11 fou• mori•hs 11ter ine name of AM ElttCAN c o L o R w,ld dtctda"I 1r1 r~u!<td '':' !lie tne.m. ll•s l publlcatlon of 111ls <1otlce. LAllOAATORY 11 111S MonroYie, c°'t1 v11th 1ne ntcH••rv vouchf<s, 111 Ille oft.ca Deled July 11. 1'7l. "Ae~• c a1ilor1>la 91671 of tne Clf •k of lh• •bO~e fllHtlW court, or Jami's 8. Lyons Full 'N•m• ll'l<I ll.dd,'e11 al Ille Pe,1on lo prtstnl them. with ."" lltctssarv N. R1y t,A.etlleny, Co·E~~tu101s Wllndrtwln>1: 1'ootllers. lo !hf . Ul'ldfr.i•Oned 11 1190 ol th• wtU of 1he James e. Campbell, 72181 Lu1u L•ne, M•rbOr llvd •• S111te 313, Cost1 Mtu. iboYt ,.111med dee.eden! H~nl!ll{tlor! le11C~. C•lilor11'1 t2""'· -----~--------------------------------------IC1llf, tt6~4, ""'!ell Is !tie pl1ce of l>usl· JOSEflH T. THOMPSON Jtmi-s E. Ceml)Oftl r>HS al llW vndf"l9'nect I" •II m illers 945' Wlbhlre Slvd., lllo. lot FlUU •••• \ ~ • r.1.s. Ltke cert7 Ye11'I .,._. •M• And tl!en ·Tead Boner's Ark it~ tltc DAILY PILOT Sunday contics. Pt"•tal11ln1 fo the"Kfllt of said decod•nl, lt1'trtv HUit. C•I. 90212 ~ubllsned Or1nge COis! 01Uy ~ilot, Ju· within tour mo11tns 1t11r the fif5t publi· 1113) 1114JM t11·11"4 );'~'~'~"~'~'~· ~·~"~'~"'~~~·~·~· ~"~·~'~"~'~::::'~>n;-~'~'~===:;:=========~ c11ion ot this noti(e. Afllnll'!' for c .. l!ucut.,.. Dltod July 31, ltT.I Pl.lbllsntd Orel\(le COISI O•llv Piiot. Ju. Alamitos Racing Results _g~ro.~t~,4 4"t,r 'fOJV' T»,.."'°"" a I ·~:f e:+ v .. afloGtt o.,.-a'!.koV'C. • AllOu•I Edw1rd ~tlrrm1nn IV 11, 71, 'ncl AU111J51 •, 11, 1t7l tt)9·1] EXKUICI' ol Ille Wiii ---"· -----------11 ol Ille 1bov1 n1mod decedl!llt ltllltrt ... l!t1mt1• 27" Hlrtllr llv11. • Sulhl 111 Cesta Mffa, CA. f'UJ' ~MM: en•)~ A.110..MY tw •xtc:Utw 'ub1l1111d Or1noe CGlsl AU!:lllfl •· n. 11. 15, 1tn 01!1y Piiot, 2'°1·73 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doln;l .. fi i;·~t / r I }1'i t ' . J 1, ' ' 'I -· Ever on the move, searching out the songs of the people and the truth with· In himself, this· folk-rock singing_ ltat plun_L~ln~~~!!'a~tl~ a~venlu~~ ~ By Doug Wildey ·Monday Through Saturday in the DAILY PILOT ' ' .J ., ' ~ 11 ,_,. ' ' •( ,• .~ ' • " • • ' I l . ~ ·~ • • AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Im HClll LOW Week's and Year's High, Lo,v, Clo e New York Stock~ $ti-' Nt t ll P E (hell) H 1th l ow l11t Cho H Oh Low ml H oll OW . 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Po •• "'" ~ " ' ' " I "~ " 3~-~ • oi._ • ,..__ ' '"'+ . 1\>-'• 111)-lo ....... ~. ,., . -.. '''+ •• 19 •+ •• '" '~-. ' . ,.,._, 31~3 .. ,.,__ 1() -• ',~ ~ , .. ~. 98 let) ">+2 71 1271-• J • l -~. ' . -• ~ + • o , 20 .-....., • ... ,_ 11 .. , p~ "~ ·~ J "" .. COMPLETE STOCKS EVERY DAY { • ,_ • I • Hollywood in ·Spain Film Companies Flockirig to Almerui · Monste1• Actor Billy Barty, shown at left as Sigmund, the ni ce sea monster. is shown ou_t of makeup at right with fellow actors Scott Kolden (left) and Johnny Whittaker. The children's series "SigLJlund and the Sea Monsters" ai rs Sat- urday mornings front 1 t to 11:30 on NBC. Channel 4. TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS Cable Bells Entertnin At Co1icert By 808 THOMAS At~1En1A, Spain r AP 1 They call it Hollywood on the Medjtel'ranean. 'rbe desert battles 0 r Lawrence of Arabia , the armored victories of George Patton and uncounted shootouts between Italian ac- tors disguised as western des~radQes a.II have been recorded on these plains of Spain. Since 1954, Almeria has been ENTERTAINMENT host to more than 175 film companies from America, lta· ly, England, France -and even some from Spain. Why ""---------~ should the film makers de- scend on th is placid Costa del Sol city of 120.000? Why? Because of California- Jike v.·eather; hills and can· vons that resemble the old \vest. Sand dl,\lles that ran double for Arabi:i or Death Vall ey. \Vcstern to\vn! better than those in Hollywood . An abundance of gypsy extras 1\•il!ing to \Vork JO hours ;1 day for $8, plus $1.50 an hour for overtitnc (vs. S35.65 da ily for 1-Jollyv.•ood extras!. making his first fi!n1 in Spain, cominented that the locals are just as efficient as Holly\vood crews -"and they get the \vork done \vithout inaking a big thing or it.'' F'rL:\111'\(; IN Alrnerh1 h:ts · its dra\\lbarks. a d In i t t e d Fleischt:>r: "\Vt:'ve had bacl 1l'e:.\th.er - sunshine. th en overcast. !hen \Vind. so !hat it"s hard to match shots. Also, there is the LATEST OF the companies language barrier. You have to to visit Almeria is "Harry be careful with..thc signs the Spikes," a western starring Spaniards make. For instance. Lee l\1arvin. Director Richard the script called for a sign on SAN FRANCISCO (AP 1 _ A Fleischer ei:plains: a ha inlet saloon. So the sign cable car gripman. often "This is a ·tr ave\ in g read: Hamlet Saloon. Another honored for his virtuosity on \vcsterli' -one in which the sign had the dollar sign the car signal bells. performed characters move from one backwards." the English colony i n A I rn e r I a . ' ' eiplained Fleischer. "They look fine, but \Vhen they open their mouths, they talk JJ.ke C h a rl e s Laughton . For speaking roles v.•e've had to bring actors from I-Iollywood or h i r e Americans who Jive i n Madrid ." Almeria was discovered for fil1ns in 1954. The first big pro- duction to shoot here was "El Cid,'' starring Charlton He6ton in 1960. Then came the flood : "King of Kings," "Cleopatra," "Lawrence of Arabia.'"' "The Centurions," ''Tobruk, '' "Villa Rides." ''2001: A S pa ce Odyssey" ( t h e prehistoric scenes), "lOO Rines." "Pat- ton," "Shaiako.'' and on and on. The first western to be film · eel in Almeria was something: C"a!led "Brutal Country" in 1961 . Then Serge Leon c di::covered the place \Vith his "Onl!ars" filtns. and the gold rush began. · · Sp :i g h e t 1 i \lie sterns" poured out o ( A!n1eria. • 'A revival from the ea rly Sixties. Bobby ''Boris" Pi<'k· ett's "Monster ~fash," h<':; <:r1:1cked the top 10 sini?lcs list this week. The cornplct(' lineup: TOP StNGI.ES I. THE MOl!N ING AF'TER -Maureen i\1cGovcm, 20th Century 2. LIVE AND LET DIE - Paul t.1cCartney & Wings, Ap- ple 3. BROTHER LOUIE - Stories. Buddah 4. TOUCH ME IN THE r..tORNING -Diana Ross, ~fotown 5. BAD. BAD. LEROI' BROWN -J im Croce, ARC 6. SMOKE ON THE WATER -Deep Purple. \Varner Bros. 7. LET'S GET fT ON - f\1arvin Gaye, P..lotown 8. YESTERDAY 0 N C E Pt-JORE -Caroenters. A&~1 · 9 UNEASY RIDER ChPrlie ll:~l'if'I'>. Budd~ih 10. P..IONSTER MAS!l - Btlt-by "Sori~" Pickett & th'::- Crypt KirkC!'S. London. TOP LP~ I. CHICAt:o Vl -Chic:.igo. Columbio 2. PINK FLOYD -The Dark Side of the r.1oon. Capital 3. CARPENTE RS -Now & Then, A&M 4. JETHRO TULL -A Passing Play, Warner Bros. 5. SEALS & CROFTS -Dia- mond Girl, Warner Bros.' 6. DEEP PURPLE -Made COUNTRY SINGLf.'S I. 'rtUO TO HEAVEN Freddy I-tart. Ca pital 2. MR. l,OVEMAKER Joh.nn .v Paycheck, Columbia 3, SHE'S ALL WOMAN - David Hou.<;ton, Columbia 4. LOUISIANA' WOMAN. MJSSISSIPPl ,MAN -Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty, MCA 5. EVERYBODY'S HAD THE BLUES -Merle Hag· gard, Capital 8. TOP OF THE WORLD - Lynn Anderson, Columbia 7. LORD. MR. FORD -Jer· ry Reed. RCA 8. THE CORNER "OF MY LIFE -Bill Anderson, MCA. 9. NOTHING EVER HURT ME HALF' AS BAO -George Jones. Columbia 10. SLIPPI N' AWAY -Jean Shepard, Unite<! Art ists NBC 0 8:00 -Double Feature. "Hitched" stars Sally Field and Tim Matheson as a pair of newly-> weds off to a rocky start; "Savage" features Martin ~ 1 Landau and Barbara Bain as a TV news com-i rn~ntary team investigating a Supreme Court nomi-~ nee. to a cheering audience of town to another. It \l'Ould be On a recent day Fleischer 23.00J with maestro Arthur impossible to make in the w;as directing a scene in which Fiedle r and the San Francisco Uni ted States because the the three young desperadoes- Symphony. building of w~ern sets would/ Gary. Grimes,. Ron ~oward, OIEGO FERNANDEZ, \1•ho has supplied transporte,tion for all the film companies, remarked that filming has been slow for a couple of years, reflecting .the generally depressed state of the in· dustry. But Michel'angelo Antonioni and other filn1 makers have plans to come here, ru1d the future looks bet· ter. in Japan Warner Bros. -~·w••1«m 7 .• DEEP .PURPLE ~lachine l-Iead, Warner Bros. CBS fJ 11:30 -"On the Beach." The end of civilization is at hand in Stanley Kramer's 1959 ~ . 1 drama with Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner and Fred The Stern Gro\'e audience -be prohibitive. There is one iri Charlie . Martin Smith roared as AJ Davison · joined Tucson. (Arizona) but that's mosey int? a weste.rn town . '111e most picturesque scg· ment of the Ahneria film in· dustry are the gypsies . Because of their coloring, they can portray Mexicans and In· dians, and they are expert horse riders. 8. SLY & THE FA1'1ll.V , STONE' -Fresh, Columbia ' 9. LEON RUSSEL L -Leon Live, Capital Astaire. the \~·hite-maned master of the about all. Tiie ~xtens1ve set, built for one I) ABC 0 11:30 -"The Sun Also Rises." The ,; m.ovie version (1957) of Ernest Hen1ingwa~'s novel ~· w~th Tyrone Power. \Ava Gardner (again); l\fel Ferrer and Errol Flynn. ''Here in Almeria the of Chnt Eastv.·oocFs "Fistful of ~s~~n~i~~~ i~fa Sclt~~-~!~nsg: \\'estem sets are <111 ;;t~nding. Dollars" f_ilms, sat on a hill •·Fireball Polka." And they are not jus£ building covered wit.h ca~tus ... fron!s. either. J can move To a California ~1s1tor. the ".\Jl rr.y life I have admired right into the bJrs and banks scl looked exactly hk.c lh,c o.oe "No matter how many ex- lras arc needed," sai d Fernandez. "t he gypsies pro- vide. 'The \\'Ord spre;'tdS. and th ey come from as far a11·ay as Granada. And .they even bring their O\vn food to the set." lO. CAT STEVENS, Foreign· er. A&~.r EASY .. LISTENll\G I • F'eildlcr. and 1rhat J"n1 about to G Coo d H h ,,. and shoot the interiors." .ary·.. per tro 111 • ig. do is ~i f:.intas.r -the niosi ex· N Th t 1 Several key ,..,..rsonnel ot oon . e O\\'n~pcop e It\ citing thing rve ever done." I'~ w l g b ht h "Harry Spikes" are English· es ern 3r nug ll\e Davison said before his Op<'n· the rest are workers fron~ come fron Centra l Casting. air performance . l\1adrid studios. Lee 1\.1arvin. "THE\''RF: l\IEl\ilBERS of Dcspill' rehearsals 1,1:it h tile l. DELTA DA\VN -Helen Reddy. Capir:•l 2. S.\'.' :t.\:' . \·;·~1~''\' SEEN i\IY S\VEE'T GYPS'r' ROSE -Oa\\'n, Bell 3. c:ET SO\VN -Gillx·rt O'S ullivnn. London TV DAILY LOG orchestra. Davison battlc<l a bad c:.ise or the shakes as he gazed out at the cro11'd and gulpc<i. "I'm used to playing before a lot of pecple on n;y car. but rhl s· ... " Movie for ABC 4. HOW CAN I TELL ERE -Lobo Big Tree. Bell 5. TOUC H ME IN THE MORNrNG -Diana floss, Saturday 'S ' S • R d • d f.lotO\\"'l uspense ei·ie s ea ie 6. THE ,!IJR~ING AFTER DAVISON S.\JD he \fas · -:\laurecn ~.;c(:overn. 20th {@ Tht Knprluts Stev• Ltwrence SV.'C'atin~ bec<1usc he "<licln't Ccnturv hosts ind Robtrt Younc 11 sptcial have the security of !he i . CLUUL'S -David Gates, gue5t. grips." By JERRY BUCK every bod\' at the oa rs .. , terv. Elektra Evening m Allred Hi~~-"'H:".'* 0.T~~ .. c. r.o. ~~'.Q . y.:~.r.mt?d to LOS ANGELES (AP) _ On U1:he se1.rle5s1. d~ing_, d1.C!n~'. :i1t1 \Vh en the antrye>togy sho"· Ll8F. EYOl!,.1LeJGH_T 11UP i\llY AUGUST 4 m Ch1111pioull1J Wrnllilll avison and the beaming ruversa u 10s, a so \1'1 v.'as first conceived. It "'as to -oe 1 ve in · un1an1 Y EE Esuurit Fiedler. All eyes \Vere on the the Sunday last January when emple>y the talents cf s uch be called "Crime .'· The plot Carole King, Ode . 4:30 D lnqully FD Violin (R) s1nall Cells mounted on a everyone 1vas focusing on the producers as \Villiam Link and \V\!s called ''Crime: The Alpha 9. LIVE A.ND ~t .. E'l' DIE - IJ krmour Prl11nts: "Tiit lllltr al 'remier makeshift sa1vhorsc, r i g ht Super Bowl at the Coliseum, a Richard Levinson. Roy llug. Ct per." Paul McCartney & Y.1ing:s , Ap· Sllrews"(hor)'5!}-James B~sl. C!)Te1trodelSlb1d• there i:l front. cf all those movie crew ·was staging a ~ins. Davi<l Victor. c,· Ber.nett said. "It \1·as to be pie, Unite<! Artists (jJ I Drt•m of Jt11nit EE Mowlt: "Crime Sthoor' (dra) '31 presti:iious m us i c i a n s .. Chermak. George Eck~;tcin ;ibou r crili:e ;1!1d criminnls. 10. \'ESTERDA Y ONCE ~, 0 .,,. "'mphoey 0 -g•rt ~ gold-truck heist on a deserted 'IOl!E c . ll!!fl 01nr r. ''""'" -... "" · recently returned from a and S:anley Ka!li s. but I think ABC fell if 1ve di<l · -......,rpenters. A&l\1 -PACIFIC THU.TIES DRIYl0 IN SUPER SWAP MEET Fainlly Wfflend flt•! . Proflhl lor90lu Golore! ~!. I. Sun._. am To' pm HARIOR l lYD. Drive-I• ORANGE Drlve•l11 I & 2 Suridav Only-a am lo ' pm Fret P~rklng, Anaheim Stedlum . ;; "·~·· ' ... ,._, .'! ~ •' ,., ..• : ~· IZ1-l 010 OHl Y Otl\lt-IH S*)WING! DAY OF THI JACKALJPGl .. W.l.Utl M.l.llMMI. (AIOI. drrcn PETE 'N Tl~L~:,;'=;,.~=.:'.=;;_;:;•::• :".'1 ·1 ff).($41 C!)Gtl Smart l:JOIJ Cl)lridret Loves Bernie (R) triuniphal forei gn tour. street not far <ll\'il)'. Benne•!. 4'!. formerl y pro-loo many crin1inal stories tbey '------'------ Ull film Ft1turt "J0urn11 Thruuth 0 Movie: (9o) "Attltk of UM hip· On a recent morn in" at ducer of ·"rhc Mod Squad." would be sv. mnathetic to m '~~~n:r~~"§~'f Jlp1n" pet People" (hor) '58-Joh n A.air. Stra'uss never ln1:igined his t> "' = •-Ho pol'· .. , i•rottld be prefaced ,,,·th 3 o'clock. another cre1v was in turned out the proloty...., for criminals. 'The Aln. ha C.1rv:or' ,._, .. · ~.: 1.a, w.t""'on1 w @ C1nadi1nrrofootb111Montre81 "" ,,, 1 II 1 "" "~ ,•fl·"·'·"" l:OO O Ti lie Annotrnctcl 11 Hamilton. ;i "dlngalingaling·· foltol\'!'d by "est ake Vi age \1·indin g up a t 1<' series, "The A 1 p 11 a is a.bout lo\'a!:lle c.-riminfll~ -,,;-:;,,, @ Seymour Presenb "Rockehhip o @ m P•ul LJlld• Sbow (Rl violins, dru ms and then the film about a counterfeit opera· Caper.·· a gold-heist comedy but you can ge t <lll'ny 1v i t h X·M" ED such 1 1'11e.e A document1iy on brass. ~.fost of the cro~·d lion run from inside a prison. starring Henry Fonda. that only once or twice a year. a rn m AIC'1 W'MI• World •I nursinr home$ lor tht •red. started clapping in rhythm Those arc just l\l'O or the HIS SECOND. just <:Om· ''The 'Suspense' title gives NOW PLAYING SpM1s !:OO-T.Ma"'fyterMooitShow (Rl 11·11h the bells. Fiedler 1va;. films you 1vill be scein~ this l.IS n1orc "'.'IVS to Sl\'ini;." he RISlRVfDSIATS ~ "'' ., I II th I · pleted, is "~fool'.V To !Ju r:'.. · S , · CIJ i}gl NtwS Lou's new bass is a womal'l-who beside himself in 111ir1h. a on a new an o ogy series, s.-i 1cl .... ·:::-.'.! ;u~g a': :' "!'Crl~cer nn Sale lJI '\ii l:lG QK1YtGU11WlllTmtl thil1ks ~e's in Jove with him. ''The ABC Suspense l\I01'ic.·· another caper story or a coun-and a \1•riter. as lon g as you're fll 5Jt Sui •oon m MM: (Cl (Zhr) '1lM KlJ" 0 (I) CiFJ Burns 111d Sctlrtiber ··ENCORE." TJIE cro11•d set for Saturday nights. terfeil ring with an inside mlr. c!oin~ an i>ntholcrzy. the (Cl\•f'r ~·--f (dra) '58-William Holden. C3medy H11ur. roared and Davison obliged \\'E'VE REALLY bee 11 inside a prison. But don't rrt the restriction~ the beller. R1.r C1C'~.l1!1L Q) LIM •f ttie Ci,nb {f!t Movie: (2'/jhr) "The loved 1~·ith 3 brief so lo -one of his bl' h the idea all of the sho11•s 1·:i!I no matter what .vou call i'. ;! ·,.. "ff) 0 1:1:'1 Rolltr CaMes One" (com) '65 -Robert Mor~. 0\1'11 improvisational pieces -scram mg to get t ings on th e: be cdl' 1l ·11 I t •· S t d hl u.. screen," s.iid Harvc Bennett. com . : mo \Yl )C goin~ o •A: a a ur ay n1g I fEl Accion Chicane m Black Omnibus Guests include o!: the hells. straight suscense and 111' S· l"'.10\'IC ., --~'*1.;'in. ~ Coue"' ''Kt Stu Gillia m. (sthei Plultips and T v;ho is producing four and ~ he appl.'.lusc continued for 'bl r· h f -=::-:_..o.. ______ "-. ______ ;::_ ___ __;;:=, n:i l(lmba Charles White. µoss1 y 1ve s 01vs or the 90-~· ~ sC\'t:ral miniites and Fiedler · I 5:30 ... ~ Ntws EE Hit del Momento 1n1nute series. "The \\!Titers' ..., ~ donned a gripman·s c.-ap and ·k h II · b ~c-= ~=::edcz~~ld"Th• Sctpero.t" ~:Jo~ ;•~::h' ~:=~de i~:'" ::: started doing a little jig. ~~t1 1.~vo ai~ 1;~: c.-a1~ ~nd0~~!·~~ Orange County Exclusive! 9 ~ u~::::0 (dra) '59 -A.lee Guinness, 0News '·Jie's very good," the con-script forn1 . \Vhen the strike fE lnt1m,tion1I P1rfor1111ntt "Si· lD Minority Community dueler cxclain1ed. ended JWlc 24, it was lome" (R') 10:00 fJ 00 !ilissio11: ·lmpouible (R) i-;::::::::::::;;;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;;; ED lt1u Car Actio1 0 llwle: (90) "Hon e of Franken· QI Spoed R1ctr stein'" (ho1) '«-Boris Ka1loll, Lon t:ooaoe:imN•n ctuney .. 0 HM Haw fJ ® CiFJ Jipaw Cl) Hip Cllapmal 0 CommunitJ Fetdbac:t B n. Rul Doll Sfffle Show m NewJ &) Tiie Untouchables El) Vidu en Connlctt e:J Ttetre dtl Saaiado al lol 4t Mtrico El) Three Stoops ail Chin1ae V1riel)' Hour ' ·IO -N a) Lou-Cordon Show ' -P'S 10:30 (I) Ei) News D llN~,C Ntws Ct11ferenu EID Senion Pop muslc conttrt. 00 Twil1fkt ZolHI 10:45 ft) J1p1ne11 Lan1u11e 1'10111m O 00 ~ Re11011or Report 11:00 IJ @ 0 0 Cl) News m C,pullna . C'J M1rsh1I Diiion a;, ~UICinl G1neratio1 fJ 80fis K1rloft Presents EE Lrttle R1sea11 m Movie: (C) "lht lley'' (dra) '58 7:00 8 CI) UfO -William Holden, Sophi• Lo!tn, 0 Th1 ThriUseelters {R) (E) Coad News 0 Bowllnf for Diiiin ,, ffi flnt Edition : T•H It All 00 CeltbrltJ lowli.111 CiFJ Movie j 0 News 11:)0 IJ F1b ulous 52! ''On th• l11t~ 0 Death VllltrD1p (dra) '59--0reaoiy Peck. m llwr111ct Wilt Show 0 90 Tonl(tll OJ It T11tu a ftiaf fJ Movie: "Thi lop" fdr1) '61 - EE la Turtc1 RK:h1rd Todd, Robtrl Morlty. ED I l•tC1riij 'hi~lr: Coilttrt @ Movit: "'P11tln1rn Hlrll SdlNr m l1ule • (drt) '~Micke1 Roonty. &) Police Sar,._ 0 Movit; (C) "Tllo Sun Also. lt!Ht'" llJ Spffd ._. (dr1)'"'57-T1rone Power, • --7!:1t"{l}Wild «lltttM ... -(fl Mftit~~(Cr "A 111rr H•illid Ti· ' 8 The llousa lactetJ (R) rnlto,. (drt) '62 -f11nct Nuyen, ~---'9HJ0bllsttrs tlj fl!n lorint: Fro m tlle OIJmpic I!) Mtwie: "bpi ltby'' (dr1) '61 I Ltfs M1k1 • Dul -Geor11 Hamllton, Mercedtt Mc· Miiion $ Morie: (C) (211r) "6ll C1mbrid1e, Joan Blondell. .......... <dra) '64-Criff Roberl· (E Clntlll' 34 '°"• Geofae Ch1~iris, M'tl1 Persch1. m ~oUlfhl rtt11trt "9tllfhl a11 t.mr11111tnl 12:00 O Ml'lit: "P•111totn of tflt 11:111 llC9 Wlldt:t r Morru•'" (hor) '54 ....._ iiafl Mald1n. lllCtr ... Mty • 01) 1Aovl1: "Wtttll el fortu1f" (dr1) . ....,.4t14r.Mt+ ·Slltw -4(1hn .. 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I UI IUIOI! 2·5 I I All SEATS $4.00 -OAllT &I l '"~·1·45 Paul Ne-Nm.in · MACKINTOSH MAN;'j 11BULLET" 1'ECHNICOLOR1' llJlc::t PIUS "SILVER FOX" South Coast Plaza II ,l. lll'°~f, .'T f~l\lDI • S4•·l3$'l GI~ c. scon •n i D\IW,\WU OKLAHOMA CRUDE !Ki CtUTiNNf SOCIAL ClUI fNI \'t•,, ,. " • : . :>.1. ' ' ,;~·c'• n G"''"' I·~~ .... ·. ~3,.&i12 . ~'1'trl~, '"':~I< ' ' ' ' 1• ·~' ~ 111.~·. • .( 1'.1•)"''"""1 111.111, lff'MH iOHD .007 Hn .......... LIVE AND LET DIE 1..:.i " THE MECHANIC !1'6• ~ ' ,. ~ ,, •·~~: ' I • • "~! IHI JOC• llWJICAl JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR ~ ''' l5t1 1.0Q ti<• l ... 1'1PU ACllOH Hiii! (I'/ 'AClrlC Y'll•ATIONS 111 ('I. llUl SA,Al1 1'1 J,l JAN"f.lSTIC •LASTIC MACHIN ' .. mil"'"-' UVI A~ 'ffl"o11 ,,.I THI MECHANIC \"'61 fll(IM,4'j,O'IJtt",IMrl . ' ' • ' ' • ,. . ' I I TV' Su11a11ier SJ1ow \: ... 'Corner Bar' ·Open Again NEW YORK (AP) -"The Corner Bar," a summer series that premiered last year on the ABC Television network, is back wllb 11'1 on ABC. Its only virtue ls that it may drive you to drink. The series is set in a neighborOOod t a v e r n in Manhattan. Gabe Dell, who ran the pub last swnrner, is gone. Comedienne An n e Meara and Gene Roche have replaced him as co-owners of the pla<e. The tavern, 1n the tradition ol televi.slon taverns, is full of warm, wacky characters who juice a lot and kid e-ach other. But Friday's penniere show was to comedy what a horl beer is to serious drinking. lt spent a few long minutes establishing the regulars at I~ bar -the goofy actor, the no-nonsense cab driver, the tipsy lawyer and the kindJy old waiter. It also revealed that Frank Flynn (Roche) ....,,ed with the 105th In r a·n try Division in Korea during the war there. HE LETS on that he was quite a ladles' man in Korea and was known to close friends as ''filet of 5eoul." Hokay. Now, the plot thins . A :ro. year-0ld Oriental lad, name of Lin, shows up at the tavern. The regulars at first think he's from the Red Chinese em- bassy around the comer. But they are wrong. "I come from Korea ," says Lin (played by Frank Young). And, he goes on to say, "I look for man. He was in 105th Division." Well, it seems he's looking for his rather, who of Davi•l Hartntan Says So. course turns out to be ex-Sgt. F'rank Flynn. There is alarm, surprise, denials and finall y acceptance of the !act that as Flynn sowa, so has Flynn reaped. "My son -Lin Flynn ,'' the publican says with a proud smile, pledging to send hi s new-found son to college and all lbat. ALAS, IT turns out that Lin is a rum-flam man. He's been contacting an f o r m e r members of the 105th Division vr'ho knew bia mother during the Korean war and pulling the "father" dodge on them. Flynn lea.ms this from an old pal from the 1051b ; before you know it, there are about five "fathers" confronting Lin when he returns to the bar after a shopping spree wtth Miss Meara . I-le confesses all, promises to pay back his lit· gotten gains and says: "I nov• realize I haven't been honOrable.'' "Lin -the 105th Division hasn't been honorable." Miss r.1eare says sadly. ON THE positive side. Ron Carey as the actor and IJill Fiore as the lawyer are scene- ·stealing standouts in a good cast that does its best with a dog of a script. "The Corner Bar" may get better in coming episodes - first shows have a tendency to be bad -but the series only is scheduled to run six weeks. ABC officials say there's a strong possibility it'll return early next year as a midseason replacement. If it gets better, fine. If not, well, we might still hav e Watergate as an aJtemative. Television · Better Than Movies? By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (APl 'David Hartman, who looks Jike a grownup version of Jack Armstrong the AH-American Boy, was talking heresy the ether day. Hartman, who is completing , a starring role in Disney's $7 n;i: 111 ion adventure-fantasy, "Island et the Top of the World," was sa)ling Qe ibought television had Surpa'.ssed mo- tion pictures .as the medium that is erptoring the human condition. Waltons" as series that com- municate with people. And he mentioned such movies and dramas as "That Certain Summer." "A War of Children," "A Brand New Life," "Go Ask Alice," "The Pueblo," "ll You Give a Dance You Gotta Pay the Band'' and "The Lie." Family" pioneered a trend in reality comedy that continues. The medical and the lawyer series have tackled serious Issues and "The Waltons" proved that you can write about ordinary people and .or- dinary problems and succeed. The swing back toward more meaningful dram a will be continued in the new·year. The trend, toward mini-series. begun v.·lth the importation of British shows, picks u p headway neXt season with such projects as "QBVll ," "Eleanor and Franklin" and J-lartman concedes that in dealing with a smaller and fragmented audience the mo- tion picture producer has a tougher ta sk. He must make a product that wiU bring people out their homes with cash in their hands. He said. "I'm not naive enough to think that the things on television would get people out to the thea ter. "But l ttiink one reason it's getting more diffiCult to be a motion picture producer is because television is im- ·proving." "Movies for ·television are . better,'' M said flatly. "That's -:a· }rooa generalization. But in . temu; of getting a large au- •. dience there are a number of • television movies, and series, ' too, that have dealt with serioU! subjects in great "We have .a lot of respect for motion pictures, but I think the tide has 'turned," he said. "We ought to be talking about television. Not all of it -most of it is just straight entertainment. "But looking at television, I think it's taken the yoke on its back, is taking stands. making statements and objectively ex- ploring bmnan relations and communications b e t w e e n human tieings." "The Blue Knight." •-:==:-::==--,-----1 depth and with objectivity and understanding. "Yet we continue to hang oo to what I now COOJider a myth . that categorically movies are better than television." HARTMAN, WHO starred for four years in the doctor segment of NBC's "The Bold Dnes," pointed to "The Mary ,.-Yler Moore Show" and "The t TIIINK there is a lot of truth in what David says. Granted. television is often watered down, much or it is mediocre and some of it is downright bad, but I think in the pa9t few years television has taken -overall -a tum for the .better. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "All in the As a whole, the television in- dustry seems to have more social consciousness Uran the movies -for instance in tackling current issues and in dealing with ethnic minorities. ALBEIT TIIAT may result from the constant public and government scrutiny of what they do. In any C3SC. there is little room in television for the flatulence and self-indulgence that bloats too many movies. "CAHILt. -U.S. MARSHALL" & "RA'°'E" CPGJ 0 FOUNTAIN VAllEY ,,,~~~u ~1Roo;;.:;;;;-, Aii-;;,;;c.1• 'SLITHER " & "5QYLENT GREEN" {PG ) ... "DOLLA RS " !Rl "LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE" "' "BOSTON STRANGLER" (PG I "LIVE AND LET DIE" tl'Gt ... ''THE MECHANIC" "THE MACKINTOSH MAN" ... "IULlfT" MESA THEATRE NEWPORT & HARBOR 548-1552 1 Nobody did it nli• I D\lUl&il Anotlier outstanding combination exclusive! NCO.OR: G:_ phll "LOYliS AND OTHE• STRA,NGERS" ·With Gt 1'011"9 WIN! .......... 'i'fHI HAMMIR • Ofl 000"' _,,.,_ "•OOK Off NUMllltl" ltfll 111 Color! '" R09er Moon •• 001 J, Coburn/It, Wthl "THI Ljl,1T Of' IMllU." "TMIEll" WHO (AME TO OINNElt" Ctlot filtO) • "LIVE AND t.•T 011" "TK& MICHANIC" '"" I" Cttorl tl"Ol 'fff,t,ltltAD IX,.6RIMINT" "WY8RYTlttNO YOU WANT&O TO JCHOW AICiUT SIX" Id! IA Celtfl (RI Mlrael• tf t M11tlc.1n "OOOSl"l!l.1." IOI "KAltOLO a MAUOI" ff'O) lolft 11'1 CtllH"I .•. he WCIS the gcingster's gcingsler. PLUS .. JN~-..... Ma1y'J Cor WoV1. ""1.butQh. Pe GENE HACf<MAJt/ d;~h SCfV~EOW."I 5HOWING0 ~o NOW SHOPPERS r.l"ATINEE Wed.-1 p.m. Continuou1 S.t.& Sun. 2 ·~.M. '• • . • 2nd SIDNIY POITIER ''WARM DfCEMBfR",- tN HAIUIOR SHOPPING CENTt:ft EOWARDS HARBOR ,;::~.2 HAJllOll ILVO. AT. WILSON ST. S4f·t157.l t41·J261 COITA MIESA· EDWARDS HARBOR c~':"l HAlllOll 81.VO.~AT WILSON sr. Mf·OS?J IMl·UH COSTA Ml!8A Sauirday, A119ust 4, 1973 DAILY PILOT J 7 -IM'll ,..and adtflant-n. ~"IC11.f'D~ TYlt STN(.l'I' MAMEft,.,..... GEORGE C. 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J• •1 j• •1 • • ~ 4 . . f l\f\1\(J\lf.R ~~A~tUR A T ADAM ~ t ()<-i i A 0.1[~A • 9 79 4141 T • 0 'O l' • WHA~ ............ , ... n,-. THE ONLY ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT 'F•SH!OH ISlANO • N(WPOAf C~'ITER' . . . ... . ........... . ... •. • ~~~: :t1L~nts _ BOTH CINEMAS ~~~,"' Lo•·~ Cara-ts Liv Ullmann Gene Kelly Edward Albert Binnie Barnes 2ND BIG FEATURE AT BOTH CINEMAS GOLDIE-HAWN· litifHlll'ldBI EILEEN HECKART AJll! FJll!I! EDl\'ARO ALBERT ~ - "TATUM.O'NEAL HAS A NATURAL ACTING COULD EARN HER AN ACADEMY AWARD!" ·--.o.,.~ STAIS RYAN O'NEAL TATUM O'NEAL IAS ADDIE) LF..MM:N In AMAR'TlN IWfSOttCff ~ 2nd "SAVE TiiEnm' TOP HIT i;o-stanYtg.JliCKOllfCKI .-.d~L.M.lllt:~ [iij ·~~-~ ED:Mif , ONLY --•ED D TWIN t 'WHK ROBERT DUVALL VERNA BLOOM BADGE373 ' 01iMPlltQR OF.THli MQltTH'" CINOl'nMllll .. .._... I w.mN '..n -"'JI' so· Till 4PM ~HE WESTBROOK~~r mn llOOKHURST ON WISTMINSTll AYE. $1.00 till 2 ILKS. SO. OF GARDEN GIOYI fWY, :30 P.M ---~HDWAIUI W KDCll- BADGE 373 ---"""~·--ROBERT OUVALL ill VE RNA BLOOM 2nd TOP ATTRACTION "THE HAMMER OF 600" ... I " .... J 8 DAILY PILOT SalurdaJ, August 4, 1973 COMPANY CAR SAV INGS! 197 3 LINC. CONTINENTAL FOUR DOOR .SED. WITH LESS THAN 1000 ACTUAL MILES ACT TODAY FOR SUPER SAVINGS $ ON EVERY EXEC., STAFF, AND DEMO CAR IN SERVICE! ALL LOW Ml, NEVER REGISTERED! L-E-A-S-1-N-G? ELIMINATE THE MIDDLE MAN NEW 1973 MARK IV IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Air Conditioning, Furl Power, All leather interior, Vinyl Roof, Power Door Locks & Trunk 'Release, AM-FM Stereo, tilt steering, tinted glass, michefin belted WSW tires, etc. '71 AUDI 4 DR 6 cyl. • speed, radio, ~ter, not many like thi1 available ~ No. 11\ETF va, auto.· trans .• factory air · cor.dit ioning, power stttring, _power (disc) brakes, power winaows, power seats, radio, $ heater. whitewall tires, vinyl •• · roof, tin!ed glass, wheel c-ov· ers. Landat1 top. XHJ52J 288 BRAND NEW '73 1' A Ui 2 DOOR HARDTOP DISCOUNTED s- OFF WINDOW STKR .(543210) Air con,, auto . tra~:~wer steering, windows, brakes, seat, antenn~.trunk lock etcs., speed control, tilt wheel, A'M~FM stereo, Mich whitewalls and ~uch JT10re.. (8915235 ''V'!', ·a010: · trar1.;:, · 1aC)O!V' ·<iii · conditioning, power steerinq. oower (disc 1 brakes, oower '71 .PANTERA .... ~o~yo!ir~:;;;f~~~; SAV.E I .. ,~SUPER S~V1~5' SAMPLE) •.••. •. :: .. ·'"' . window &, oower seo!s. radio. heater, whitewall Tires. vinyl • . Wag."V..s, aii10: lr.tns., factory aiT" condition ing, power sleering, POWer (disc) bra~es radio, healer, whitewall tires, linled glass, \vheel covt-rs. Low Miies. 02BFSD '71 P NT. Bonn. 2 Dr. V8, auto Ir.on~ .• factory air condilioning, power steering, power · (disc} brakes, radio, $ 2 4 8 neater, low mile5. 652CPM '70 FORD LTD 2 Dr. 8 VS. auto. trans., factory air condi tioning, power steering, power (disc) brakes. radio, neater. 531APL $1 88 '70 MERC .. /o\arq. Bro. 4 Or. 1/8, a1.1tc. lr<1ns .• lac.tor'}' 11ir condition- :ng, power Sleering, pow~ ldir.ci brakes, radio, heater, v.t1itewaU !ires. vinyl rool, tinteo grass, wheel covers. l76~SG ,.. $1988 (disc) bf'akes, power win- dows, radio, heafer. • Low miles. No. 5119 ' speed, radio, heiltr. low miles. No. SOlD BC '7 0 TOYOTA Sed . "speed, 376.AGA MER • V8, auto. lrans., lac:.lory air conditioning, power steeriflQ, power {disc) brakes, power windov.·s, power seats, radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, whttl COii· ers. ZYPS21 '70 OLDS '88' 4 Dr. ve, au10. trans., faclory CJir ro>lOitioning, power steering, oowcr {disc) br11kes, radio. ~icaier, whilewall tires. vinyl roof, tinte<t glass, wheel cov- . t"s. Low miles. 895HNT "\. . BRAND NEW '73 COL;GM~~ Stock #25JO-Strial # 572661 DISCOUNTED O~F OF WINDOW STKR (SUPER SAVINGS SAMPLJ) 1CAPRI • ' .LARGE · SELECTION Y-6 engines. 4-speecfs, _automatics, a gorleous colors. 2000 engine. 1301 NO. TUSTIN, SANT A ANA ....... 7130-10 IAT. 81304100 IU.N. 10-7 USEDCARS-547 -0511 ••\\c• \1a1a1•c•c~i•1ft• \ tt111• IC11~i11t•~.._·· NEW CARS -547-0511 • - -I •' '4ew '!3 Impala Spor,t Coupe! ~ . Now'73Y09• T,ro Door! v I o .. "' 19 '70 Chevy Nova Two Deorl Auto. tr1rts .• V8, pow1r 1t11rin9, radio, vinyl roof cover, etc. IZVC74J l , ' Air COttd~,· .to.·tr.ns .•. va,. power:·1t,..r;r, •nd br•~·· vinyl roef cover, r1dlo. whit~'Wao .. aux. lighting~ wh•el covel'l,,tte. only $3995 '65_ Chevrolet Mal.liu · Convertible! No,1,08416/1101 ,o Auto, +T•111., tinted 9la11, 140 •ittlt1•, heotei/4ohostor, whoel trim, f1n91, whHo well1, reclio, undor101I, 1nlrror1, fllt1r1 etc. ' Only $279s . __ on_i~1 8~· 9_5 $ Auto. trans., V81 power steering, whites, etc. Low ·mileiancla •ilolll{PHP9T8J · · --· · -'.' · Mvstseeto ' ' O ' .'I · Appreeiate! . . n Y New '73 Laguna SPORT COUPE' Pow•,' 1l••ri n9 tnd br•kt 1, vinyl roof i::ov•r, VI •ngin•, tedio, tilt whe1l, lttt1to buc:k1t 11•!.1, 1p1c. lighting end in1trum1nt1, con· 1011, b1IMd· tr•1, 1u11. li9ht1, 1tc:. No.'421532/1704 --· '72 Monte Ca rlo! .. VI, 1ufo, tr1n1., pow1r 1t11ring ind br1li:11, 1ir cond. Yinyl roof, r•dio •k. Exh• nic•· .S Only Price..._.! ,. No. 244666/llij 0 inclUdts air cond., auto. tr1n1., power steering, power disc brakes, tinted 9lass, exterior decor p~9., r1dio, VB, wheel covers, etc. ~ 495 $ Only ' 833:-0555 ~ • ' I .. :Only Lease From Direct Factory Authorized Dealer! '67 Pontiac Le Mans Spt. Cre.! •Auto. tr•ns., power 1teerih.C), V8,·vinyl r.oo cov- er, etc:. IPHP918): HowQrd Chevrolet's Low rate plan offers the savings and ·conven· ience big fleet users enjoy! Ask for LEASE Only Sl'ECIAUST! . • . I New '73 Vega Station Wagon! Automatic transmission, tinted glass, 140 engine, white walls, wheel trim ring~. r1cl'ro, HD rediator, custom exterior, undersea!, ~lters,. mirrors, heat- er I defroster, etc. s Only No. 421147/2536 New '73 MG libu Colonades! Yo ur Chc5ce~ 'Sol.ir cond., VB, auto. trans., tinted glass, power steering and brakes, radi~,.~wi.ite walls,-'--wheel covers, remote control mirrors, etc. '69 Mustang Coupe! Auto. tr1111., power tNMh19, $· 13 9 5 r1dio h11t1r/defro1t1r. Cle111 . IYXV611) Only .. '68 Chevy Impala Sport Coupe! Auto. tr•n1., power 1feerin9 i ncl br1ke1, •it conG ., etc, lWVJ2)J ) '68 Malba Sport~! Only !Auto, trel'lt., YI p;ower 1te1rl1MJ, 1tc. IVHM557) No. 450749/2184 No. 464701/2451 '71 Camaro! Auto.. tr1ns., 1it c.oncl., va, p 0 w. t ste9ring, whites, etc. l61'2DSZl Only '69 Plymouth Fury Ill Sport Coupe! · Air concl., VS, power steetin9, •uto. tr1ns.1 etc. (ZWK~ 968) Only $1295 New '73 Custom EL CAMINO! ..._ .... , ..• , ·-•... , power 1teerin9 11nd br1kes, ""''' ,, ........ , '""" ... : ' dio, whittt, etc. , . ·_ 40ft off •.- Fdel'<ll ·. Price. Label 1973 Chevy Four-wheel drive, a ir eond., power steering ••d b·~~;~G~~o, lo $4995 Only . '71 One-ton Chevy Yan! VS, auto. trans., radio, wood panelin9. Low miles. Ready for work or play. New '73 3~ ton Cheyenne . : Pickup! ~; • No. 115 167/1652 va. •ir cond., bucket ••eb. iinted 91111, HD 1pri11g1, power 1te1rin9 , AM/FM fl· dio, tilt wh eel, t .75-16.5/6 PR ,etc $8 00 off Fedenil Price Labil ' Ne111f '73 Vega Panel Express! 140 1n9ine, fo.ur-1pe1d fr 1n1. whitewa ll1, r•dio, und1r1e1I, tinted 911111, ha•t•r i nd Ge- frotter, filter1 mirrors, etc. No. 454112/2517 Only . OPIN ~-~ Si.IHDllr .o-·~ ..... • .... " ' . ·:,...,. -·-...... Aalt· I I ---~-C"'HEVRDLET ~~ir · · · Mac· Arthlir and Jambilree Boulevards .~ ora...-c:Qunri' =· ==~=-from=1=Mac=:&.1611.=·· :;r .,====~=::::8::33=·=0=5=55:::~_..:':!.!~'::J~: Airport ' I· • ' ' "''""' w- ... !f) OA!U 1'11.llT . DOOLEY'S WORLD A MILER 5'11·3·2-1,, •• by Tom K. Ryan SALLY BANANAS I 51JPl'OS~ m; t:ONO'IVAl!JJ:. wwm; HA\l10 1'll!l--rni; l\iCK511AW5. GMdNl] ___ S!~ ;rg QJ.).!U. ,;i t . MUlT & JEFF FIGMENTS NANCY I CAN'i STAND THIS BRAZEN BLONDE --''---< -, SHE'D FLIRT WITH ANY BOY AT THE DROP OFA HAT TODAY'S CBDSSIDID PUZZLE : ACAOBI 1 Fllvor I M•trlo unn. 11 Wagea 14 "A Bell For 811 ·-th• Ban- 51 l'tll'O·- whealed carrl111• eo L••t•r P11r1on orU ts Whoop It 11p Thant 11 Stale: Abbi'. 13 Pllc1 of 17 Ending with .ac11on ' s •oo and. ee· C1r110 uni! aero 67 Neighbor or rrmffil!!m! 18 01 I North Qu1b1c ~ 0 ll S At11ntlc 88 Vary srna!I o L r O : rapubllc • 20 Slow 1111t 22 Maka very . .., JS Shortly 26. 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L.egalinan: . ..,..12: Carrpll • Abbr. c h1r1ct1r I I ~ ' l ' •• 1 • PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH DICK TRACY T'-IE BUILDING -~!><:;ER SAYS ~EGENT TMAT · PICl<EO UP THIS SISTERS CAR WAS HEAVY· 5ET ANO SCAR·FACEO. ' ' --~ by Al Smith by Dale,,.-f:lale by Ernie Bushmiller GORDO MOON MULLINS W~o WCK!St> "THE FROSTING O FF·OFMY CAKE? MY ® CONSCIENCE JS CLEAR. ANIMAL CRACKERS .. b .f •" ' i ... . Charles M. Schulz QKA11,8Ui111E LEAST 'ltXJ . COOU> PO IS S10P CAWN6.ME •s1R•J// . . - ·-' by Harold Le Doux YES, I JUST CHECKED WITH THE HOSPITAL! HE'S $TILL ON THE CRITICAL LIST 5UT HE'S RE .. GAINED CONSCIOUSNESS/ SINCE YOU KNOW Hv.\ SO WEL.L, I TOJ.O THE POLICE IT WOULD HEU' TO QUESTION YOU! YES ;,. t DON'T WANT THAT 6ECURJTV GUMP TO GET IN TROU8l.E FOR HAVING SHOT HE'5 0EING lNTEAAOGATEO ~~~~iy~E~ ~~ BY THE POLICE/ KINDEll:'cSAl!'.TEN BOYS, IT'S VE /!'.Y IMPOl'tTANT THAT YOL< SL,/ll.D L4P YOL41< !JODIE~. ML4Sll.ES THAT Al<E WEAK AND Fl.ASBY <:ANNOT ~p YO(,( V~RY MUCH- I I '· TMEN IT COULDN'T MAVE BEEN ''BUTTON". \ UPTO IT? R.ICK! ,,.., .. by Mell -SO, THE IDEA IS TO l!ECQl.le EllG:; (>IUSCUJ..4R , AND ll:'f,.\1.~Y POWiltFLll.1 LllCii 'Z. AM! ...... -... TEN-TO~ONE IT's •'BUTTONS'• FRIEND AND 'l".HE-WMOLE-PACl<Js LIVING "T"OGETHER. , by RDCJ•r lradfteld IMX1t> fA ISSION 0::>NTROj.. ... I/ls DID NOT· ~r,IA'fr.- ···'- l t i ~ i ! by Charles Barsotti ~: ~ ,. ~y Gus Arriola 61.JT k'.~-COl..D U<MOJ.l,\De 'rnAT1 WVA'i, WDl!W l'l*J.: lbooo, NOT A DIWP. 1Xlf-5 llE> 6P1W.. ON Mi'/ 'r:-..-:-~~~~Ji1'$ ITWASN1T ,A FEW MINUTES A<;o ... by ROCJer Bollen IJO WONDE~! I'VE GOT" SOME N~ST<I l'i:DTS DOIUl-l Ht:"'!! .' 0 THE GIRLS ~~8-+ ,, ' . ·' . ' " ,. •' 1oHow should I know where your tools are-that's your slorage cabinet." DENNIS THE MENACE . ~ S-f ~ j' " ,I ,, ,, 1~ 1 ' ! ' I •, " I I l ' Saturd.\Y, August 4, 1973 OAILV PILOT 2J AMOllW.ementi • . , , • • S00 • Sl4 AutomobOIH ••... , •. 9'0 •990 Boat.t. &. Morine ~~ 900 • 9M l~ .... ' ... 700 -799 finonitiol ' . • ,4 ~ ' • • ' '200 . 299 Hol.A.el for 5oli . . , , , . 100 • J24 Lost & Found . • • . • • • sso • 574 The Biggest Marketplace on•the Orange Coast ~ Homti lor SI# . . • l'U • 149 DAILY Pl•Oi CLASSIFIED ADS .................. ·~·Sol9 .• ISO •ll9 Reol (510"9 Gan.fol, . , • • ISO • t99 Mcrchondi~. . You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (6~2-5678] One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval .... fol • . • • ' • • . • . • JOO -499 Schoch ond 1n,1rvc1ion . . • 575 -m Service1 ond Repoin . • . . bOO • 1119 Tro".pctlot:W, , .• 915 -949 .E~RORS. Ad v1rti1trs should check their ~s di lly & repor.t errors immt d iattly. Tht DAILY PIL01 assumes llabil lty for the first Incorrect insertion only. General Genera l READ THIS LA CUESTA VILLAS from $30,490 A new concept in Home Ownership by Ayres Construction Company You Own t he Land and the Home Not a Condominium or Co-op No Monthly Maintenance Fee 4 Beautiful Exteriors All with 3 BR, 2 BA, lge lam rm, lovely living rm, ktcb. with range & oven, gar- bage disposal, dishwasher, sep/full 2 car gar. Occupancy prior to start of school. Models et corner of Adams & Florida 1 block W. of Beach Blvd. in Hu'1t ington Beach AYRES SINCE 1905 536-1445 H youle plip\,ning a ~fol~ Half gone in half a year and the rest will not last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport Beach development of condominium homes, built-in clusters around handsome courtyards_ Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of luxury, comfort, convenience and quality construction. Sundecks. fireplace, wet-bar, elegant Master Suite, Sun·Litec· kitchen, private enclosed double garage. Recreational facilities include heated swimming poo~ lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool. Pete B arrell f<e aft'J' prej enb THE AUGUST APPROACH TO SAILING: BALBOA PENINSULA -5 Bedrooms, bay· front with pier & slip, dining roo1n & large patio. $219,000. · BALBOA PEN INSULA -4 Bedroom, bay· front with pier & slip, lovely setting includes adjoining lot. $300,000 . BAYSIDE DRIVE -3 Bedroom bayfront. pier & slip, large sandy beach, room to add on. $175,000. TO SWIMMING: WESTCLIFF -3 Bedroom home with very l arge swimming pool plus lovely family room. $69,995. • PENINSUL.A POINT -Extremely sharp 3 BR home, 10 x 12 playhouse in rear patio plus boat storage. $61 ,500. QUIET CUL·DE-SAC -3 Bedroom, family room home \Vith separate dining room. Ne'v carpets paint, etc. & inviting pool $57,500. General Salesman of the month P•t Jones Walker.& Lee congrahl· 111tes Pnt Jones on an out· slanding month o! real estate service. She was the selllng and/or listing agent on over one quart~ mlt11on dollars worth of safes volume. Pet is orig· •nally lrom Te11.as, and you will enjoy her lriendly humor, her e11.uberence for life, end.her Te11.as· flavored speech. If you are , having trouble finding what yo u want to pur- chase, or in selling prop- e1ty you want to sell, call Pat Jones at: (714) 646·7711 (714) 540·8944 20•3 W•utchtl Dr1vD Newport Beech, CA ]~[ "'""''"'"' I~ General General General General General General I NEW TRIPLEXES & .DUPLEXES in COSTA MESA OPEN DA ILY Placentia Ave. at Wilson ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT EXCLUSIVE AG ENTS, 547-679 1 General---General Newport Hei9hts--With View Beautiful New Custom Built 3 Bedrooms -3 Baths -Family - Dining, 1.,iving & -Recreation Roon1s. Rooin s are large -2 fireplaces -Large closeti:; & linen stora ge. Detached garage on alley ........................ $85,500 All exterior building and grounds maintenance provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see /!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1!_/ Newport Crest today! for Action , , , Call 642-5678 Two, Three,and FourBedroomCondomlnlamHomes JUST WATCHING: GORGEOUS VIEW HOME -South Laguna -Built for entertaining & glamorous living with separate guest house. $325,000. Walker&Lee IM llil;~~;-,, Drive by and see a t 423 San Bernardino Ave. Call Owner at 045-6619 to show. from $62,995 =.:... l-Ge=--n-.-,-•• l ~~~~~~~G-e-ne_r_a~I~~~~~~ ~--SPECTACULAR BAY & HARBOR VIEW - -3 Bedrooms, di11ing room & large family room in Newport Beach. $82,000. SPlnlN' Ge neral General DISTANCE OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON Enjoy this forever view of bay & ocean at 2727 OCEAN BLVD.. Co rona del Mar. Ne\\']y decorated 3 bdr111. home. $175.000. J\iI.uricl Barr PR ICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1507 Keel. Can you be- lieve pretty 3 BR. Lusk home, corner Jot, on fee land! Bike to tennis & beach. Only $79,500. Harriett Davies EASTBLUFF BEST BUY OPEN SUN . 2226 ARBUTUS Spacious colonial 5 BR. Lusk home. Fam- ily rm. w/frplc. 3 car garage. Proximity to schools, churches & shopping. $79,500. BAYCREST'S BEAUTIFUL BARGAIN $84,500. Sat. & Sun. 1-5; OPEN 1807 Holi· day Rd . This Ivan \Veils home has luxury. Lge. formal dining, 31' ba's., lam. rm .. 4 generous bdrms. Come see! Ma~ Lou Marion BIG CANYON Scarce Deauville condominiuin. 4 BR . - vie\v location, $120,000. Beautiful 5 BR. home, lavishly decorated by Cannell & Chaffin, realisticaIJy priced at $142,500. P , Hug. & E . Hudson IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5. Irvine Terrace, 1400 SERENADE TERR. 4 BR., 4 ba., large lovely poolsized fee lot, nr. beach & clubs. $89,500. Geo. Grupe BALBOA ISLE BAYFRONT Large home, 2 lots, pier & float. 5 BR., den, playroom; 5 baUts. Beach, priv. yard. Xtnt financing. Move . in! $317,_000. See SUN . 3~; 903 N. BAYFRONT. Yau! Quick EASTBLUFF Lovely & sharp 3 bdrm. Lusk ho1ne near the park. Only $69.000 & you can have immediate occupancy. Call now! Jim Muller OPEN HOUS E SAT. & SUN. 1·5 909 TILLER WAY , CdM. You'll love this charming 3 BR. hom e. Fam. room w I frplc. Sparkling pool. Ocean view. $91;500. Marie Busl1 1601 CASTL E COVE, SPYGLASS •1 OPEN SUN. 2'6. View of hills & ocean in privacy. Outstanding Lusk 2-story 4 BR. ome.-Fam~~ bonu&..rm ___ Qu%Jc+occu......._ pancy. $129,500. Cathryn Tennille CONDOMINIUM LOVERS Irreplaceable triplex with condo potential. Baytront. pier & float, beach. Two 3·BR., 2 ba.1 one 2-BR., 2 ba. ttni t.s . First owner deprcc. $270.000. Bents ONE BLOCK TO BIG CORONA ustom home Dramatic-use-of· wood;-;- brick & glass. Fireplace in large Jiv ing room . 3 BR .. den. $94,500. By app't. Dean Kring --Coldwell, Banker ~ 833-0700 644-2430 SSO Newport Center Dr.: N.8 . ~ . From Pacific Co.1st Hiyhwa\f and S1Jperior Avenue (811lbod Blvd). drive up Superior to Ticondiiroga. <ind direcl\y 10 Newport Crl>!'.t Information ISO• COASTLINE VIEW -Half acre lot in Emerald Bay. $87,500. Office Open' Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westclilf Dr .• N.B. 642-5200 to the ocean from this lovely ABANDONED!!! four bedroom, thrl*! ba!h Out of 1;lnlf' O\Vnl'I' \\'ill fi· hon1e. A formal dining area nancf' !his rustic 2 Bn CdM I complin1cnts the I a r g c bc>ar·hie! Fpk'l'. pn.nt•ling, roonis. 1\ll conveniences, in· patio, \1'alk tu hc.<aC"h ;111d eluding 1\•aler so rt en er, shops, ,\,<:!dn~ S·l2.~50. f'~11[ I sprinkler; electric gara~(' 1orlay ~ Vat''-ln l' ! Cnll 61::.-~· 100 door opener, and super 7 F RV voo•·Ol'!N lll.IJ nuu1y plus fea tures. Only . V. ~ ... ~'3rd & <.:o. storage area an1ong I he fl , . $18,i50 -Act NO\\'~ Call tc....i •-~ 962--8851. ---- oPfN T!l 9 • IT'S Fr.JN TO 8E NiCf• General ALMOS T NEW, NO WORK TO DOI Charming 2 story, 4 bdr, 3 hnch cu1som honl(_' on large corner lot \Vilh boat gate. Bc11utihil henvy shake roof rl~is l·'X!ds of used brick. fo1·er siz1'd garage and OOTI• cretc driveways. A delight Jf) St-1<''1' at 545.0CJO. Call Req Carpet, R<'allors 540-8640 , jOpcu evenings) _,, __ _ I Gen~r;! Centet Telephone: {714) 64S.b14l Sales Of/ice open dailv lOa.m.tosunset CSLI No. 2666Jt General ~~~~,'--\fl-=-='· .. ·'~= General _ ---. __ I!!) MACNAB IRVINE -~ ... 1---------------·--Sell idle item!' . . . 642·567R ~0-111 ........ ef PadfleN.c.,iM'. Gl:--Jlot.IH..&.cc..p...-,~c • -..=e ,.,,.. • ....,.,.,..,..,...-.,ttio-~,.,..olttioi.o.. ... -•,....,..,_..., __ .,...,,_ .. ___ .. -t-.e...,....n.._.,_,11.c.-. ,__ ............ ..._,,...., _____________ ... General General CONDOMINIUMS BY THE SEA NEWPORT BEACH 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms -2 or 21> Baths. Formal Dining Rooms. Pool, Sauna & Tennis Courts. RESERVATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR FUTURE SALE OR LEASE SPECIAL PRICES NOW ll I General Real Estate Consulta nts 1525 Superior -Suite 3 Newport Boach (7141 645-3230 General OCEAN VIEW BEST IN BLUFFS NEW-4 BR. 3 BA.-VIEW ONLY $71,500 for this lge., spacious condo, with expensive carp., fabulous kitch. w/elec. cookware top, dbl. self-clean ovens, trash· masher. Immed. occupancy. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2442 VISTA NOBLEZA (off Vista Del Oro END UNIT on Vista Caudal, 3 BR., 2 ha .. f<>rmal din. rm., elec. kitch . Views of wide greenbelt & bay. Asking $76,500 E-PLAN, on bayfront, 2400 Sq. ft., tremen· dously upgraded thruout. 3 BR., 21> ba., din. rm., huge fam. rm.; 2 yrs old Spectacular! BARGAIN, $67,500 This 2 yr. old 3 BR., 2'h ba. upgraded former m<>del , with greenbelt & bay view is the Bluffs best buy. Vacant. RENTAL END UNIT. 2 BR., 2 ba. Charming · Angelita plan, on Vista Caudal. $465 a month, year lease. Don't Call Me A ,Duplex!! I'm a roon1y 3 Bedroom 2 Bath hon1c on an open t.'Or· ner lot with manicured front yard and sheltered patio, PLUS I An easy to rent inc.'0111e unit \\'ith private entrru1cc, now producing $2001 mo . $89,500 CALL 644-7211 gm SEE US ! 1--or the righl home for you. Complete selection <Jf hon1es in the heach area. HARBOR VIEW HOMES REALTY 833-0780 Fantastic 4 Bdrm. Fully landscaped. Rock fire· place, family rn1, Country !'HARBOR VIEW HIW" .OPEN HOUSE $3,500 price reductton on UUs lovely hon'Je. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room 2 tirplaces, 3 car garage and pool size yard. Vau1ted cell· illg'S 1,vilh stained beams nnd a \\'onder!ul "Oct>ari View." Jndoor--0utdoor living at its Dest. Asking only $95,000. Open House Sat. & Sun., 3ro7 Topside Lane, Corona del Mar. 673-85.IJO. HELEN B DOWD kitchen. 3 car garage. Patio. 3 + Guest $25,950 • I ~~''de=! S4l,500 bck Private circular street of REALTOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST 644-0134 TARB EL L fine homes. Paint and savel ·~-----------,----,------1 G I th 0 us and 8 • S\.\-eeping ..... ner1l General enera grounds with room for boat.\;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 3 bedrooms incl uding ~N TIL 9 • IT'S FUN 10 8E NfCF.I THE REAL ESTATERS Walker &Lee Ill&~ llTATI hide-a·\Vay maS'ler suite, $eparate guc-st facility, den \vith sliding glass door to 2.l' enterta.inel'S patio, Breath1'aking viC\I' of can. yon and blue PacWc. BET· T ER HURRY! C all 64;-0303. I Ol{I \I L O\ \O\ "· ,, .,,,, DUPLEX BALBOA PENINSULA RciutoN 1733 Westclln Dr .. N.B. mi wa .. cu u D11vc OWNER FINANCEDI. 64G-i7l l 0 M!I\ evc!I =~~~=-----Artist-Writer- Recluse "1t?'vc round a homr tor you in a f(l_ntMtle resort locn· tion. In fnct. there 11rc two or th£1;C homes side by side and the rrlcct1 A.l'f' An ufi ix'litvt1b\e SI 1,500 & SL2.500 :it lOr,' down thc11e \\'On't IAJ1.l! Sporllng l ~vostment Co rp., 83a.3S44 You'll rJnd It '" Ctu111tw:! .. Eag.-r seller \\111 tlnn.nce at 711•.Y.1 PGtcntin.l packed cot· ta.gc on ·ltu"gt R-2 tree 8h!'dtd lot ~ l\tld unlls Inter! \Jn.'ICI' m1tl'ket nt $21.500. Subnlit tlo\111. Call 64.i-8400. r V. E. 1ro.~rc1 & Co. ....... .-""....._ 0\VNF.R trnn8f.C1Mn3 BR, t ~ii hn. Xlnt carpet. Nice a:•rden, leirgc yard. }"ortln Co.. RltrB. 642,..6(()() .HARBOR ,,. VIEW -1IOMES POPU LAR MONACO 2 bjldrooms & den, wetl decorated, shows like model home; Priced right for todays market. PAL ERMO MOD EL Uke new 4 bedroom, larrtlly room. formal dining. wet bar; uP"grade carpe\s,·floorS;-Perfeot-for-your lamil·y.~ IMMACULA TE MONTEGO 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dini ng, creative decor. Priced reduced for immediate sale. HARBOR VIEW REALTY 833-0780 • llOi\'IES ' ________ ..... ______ _, FINER HOMES GLORIOUS VISTA Overlooking ~·Big Canyon" greens. Graci· ous & charming 4BR, den + FR. $159,500. Lois Millet 642·8235 . OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. #82 Royal St. George. iC22) TURTLEROCK-V1EW Owners committed & must sell tl1is hand· somely appointed 4BR, FR, DR home! Laszlo Sharkany 644·6200. (C23) ACCESS TO DOVER SHORES PRIVATE BEACH Bright, sunny, spacio us home -large cor- ner lot. beautifully landsca ped for privacy. Prestigious neighborhood. 4BR's, 3 1h baths, lg. LR, formal DR. FR & efficient kitchen. $125,000 fee . G.Fay/B.Owens 642-8235. (C24) HARBOR VI EW DELUXE Magnificent 3BR. Oversized yard, extensi ve cement/brick patios, loads of extras. $64,· 900 fee. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (C25) WE PROUDLY PRESENT A truly outstanding view property in Irvine Terrace. 4BR's. 4 baths. $225.000. R.Sher· man/D.Chichester 642·8235. (C26) MESA VERD E Spacious· 3BR's + 12x l5 room for office. Extra large lot.. Boat & camper access. $56.000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 3182 Cgun11' Club .Dr. (C27) . BALBOA OCEANFRON T 4BR, 4 bath 'luxury, home. View-miles of beach & ocean. Recently remodeled & re-- decorated. $177 .500 . Bob Owens 642·8235. (C28J THE RANCH · 6BR IQlpiaculate 6BR/FR -I block from .J>•rk. 'l rviiie•s R'luiclf·An-a: $~5:000.· bany-flye 644·6200. (C 29) COLLINS IS LAND Pier w /60' slip. $385.000 incl. land . 100' of unparalleled bay ,view, Outstanding 4BR custo1n ho1ne. Antique "'ai nut panelled FP in library; Louis X\' nlarble FP in large LR: marble t"J> in ~1BR w/panoratnic vie w -of-Newport !lay. Walle" .King 644·6~QQ._ iC301 Irvine 901 OOv•r Drive 6'2·1235 1644 MacArthur 644·e200 - • 2.! DAILY PILOT I _,. .... I~ I l~I I~! -· .. I~! _,,,,. I~ [ _,. ... WONDROUS WEEPING WILLOW $32,500 Gtntiral G.ntral General 2 Blocks To Beach, 1 .Block BAYCREST ON A BU DGET • Large 4 BR., 3 ba .. family ho me on a lge., To · Pool $49,900. well located Jot. Owner ls leaving town & has ,,,,, li•hl Md br lghl priced the home for quick sale. i69,750. ~oacloofl 3 bedroom honle ~,~ .. ~~' 1~~~.~~:~"-<1"~ TIBURON -FOUNTAIN VALLEY heautltul t.me •hadoo yam. Large 2-sty .. air~tld. condo home, incJ. 3 IK't·luclcd ttnd private rui an BR .. 2 ba .. lush carpeting & drapes; elec. nlplnc for'<'!'ltl(rov" opens garage door opene r, self-cleaning oven , in· VERMONT FARM HOUSE % ACRE - REDUCED $29,950 Gonerol ****** * TAYLOR CO. * LINDA ISLE -$1P5,000 In dc11irablt' Eastglde Costa Mesa, ifa111 ''ttplng n1.Uo''' ma~s a ll't'C! g ha d e d peradiM" of a hu:;c fenced rear ysrd ,,·Ith your 0''"1 mini-ol'chard of fruit b~ll..., Trees and pl'oliflc plnntingr. of 11111'\lbs and flowers also gracti thl' front of this jewel h(lx meticulously cared for 3 bedroom home. 0 \V n er bound for ou t of state and "r\11 consider serious oilers a.nd leaver e f r i g e r at or behind too. An idyll ic restful retttat for one or two , a treehouse jungle for kids to grow up or a pets' paradise for long legged poodles. Come In or call for a.n ap.. pointment. Red C a r p e t , Real~ _27! E. 17th St., C.M . ...,....., 4 Ui-llVK 1-i()M( ON E OF THE BEST IN CORO NA DEL MAR 45' R·2 lot -y, block to ocean. New 2 bed- roo m and den . Fully' stressed for second floor \vith engineering a vailable. Fantastic view from second level. Space for 4 cars. Favorable financing available at interest rates under current market. A $108,500 in· vestment. ""lO 11 lovely c KI r «du I I IE'ading to rommttnlty 11\iini. tercorn. Across t 1e street rom pool, which Rollhv{ Gt'ft'n Ja1vn!'I and 1nh1g pool 11nrt recre:atlonnl is like having your own without the respon· stA tely tl'ees s1u·1'011nd pie· Bay!ront luxury! Unusual . <1eslJ111 in thb; lovely 4 bdrm home w /lam rm, formal din- ing rm, study & plaroom. Prof. decorated with expensive wal papers, paneling A many fin e oppointments. Security gate. Pier/ dock. High cell. Water vu from most rins. 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 area only a b:ock awey. !Av· sibllity. Offered at $40,950. tu res q u e Ver n1 on t ing c1u't" renccted in the Ci;irnthou~e. Old w or Id "'"'' ~·Intro walls ..... NEW LISTING -COSTA MESA duwm und 8l~hltecture. lvood stnined and ruiUqued f'o1'nlal entry. St<'p do1vn v.·ood v.•or ks throughout. Small home for the budget-minded buyer. n1aNtcr suite v,iith 5th bath. IRVINE TERRACE -$115,000 Fantastic view of bay, ocean & Catalfna! Ex- pensive new features in this el~gant home w/3 lge bedrooms, fam rm, formal DR & S baths. New sauna in mstr bath, S fireplaces. Lovely pool In private frt courtyd. \'!sits must be scheduled in· 3 BR., l'h baths, \Vith a nice yard -close Alan size Uep with ruutd C.> !he young children's nup to all shoppin~. Bring paint brU$h & save beams. Maida quarters. 23' thne, and arrangements O 1. TAVERN KITOlEN with made to park on v.·cekends money· D Y $ ,500 ! caµwd.ral beams. Banquet UNl9UI HOMU OF COIONA DIL MAI. 67M OOO A lhtlnt tf .. ,, l"41r ~·ith the secur ity guards. CORBIN •MARTIN formal dining. Elesant Please call or come ln so French doors to secluded that 1\'C n1ay n1akc an ap-gai'den paradlte. Walled pointmcnt and schedule a .patio with outdoor fireplace FABULOUS SPYGLASS HIL L Wonderful NEW home for a lge happy fami- ly! Spacious entry hall '''/Circular stairway. 4 lge. bdrms. lge FR. DR & huge finished bonus room \.\/ith balcony. Rm for pool. Com· plete ldsc. You own the land! $125.000 U""'IVUI: t1()Ml:S visi1 . The 01\·11c1· n1utrt and B.B.Q. RJilD BARN 2nd '"'I°'""' now •nd will eon-REALTORS Ca ll Anytime 6.44•.7662 story In-law •pertmen~ ~ -'='-"-''-=""------Like to trade! Our Trader'• I Paradise column is fQr YOU! REALTORS sidc1· uny serious oiler. Red 1...,,,...,..,..,..,..,..,...,;..,;.,..,..,..,..,..,..,. guest cottages and covered Carprl, Rralto?"S, 277 E. dnnce pavilHon overlooking 17th St., C.l\1. 045-8080. magnificent tree form pool. DIRECTORY !Cup rMI lrteHtdy dlr.cfory with fO• tftlt ••••• • yM t• llo....ai111di ... All tH f.cetlo111 lb ted below are dt· Kllbff lo,,..._, -.11 &ty 4Hhetthl ............. tHsy't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Patro111 sllcwl•t open lto11set fw 1alo or to re11t ore 111,.e4 to lkt 111cll l1tf0tJMtloo 111 rlil1 column Hell Frldey, s.tordoy MCI Soltdar. HOUSES FO~ SALE 2 BEDROOMS 331 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar 548-9346 $52,509 (Daily 1·4) 808 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 675-4630 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR & FAMILY RMOR DEN . 1824 Pt. Barmouth (H . Vu Homes) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18096 Gillman. Irvine 545-8424 $47,090 Sat & Sun 12-5) 321 Dings Rd (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 $82,000 (Sat & Sun 2-5 ) 408 Seville, Balboa Peninsula . 673-5410 $67,500 (Sun 1-5) *624 Ramona (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-6200 (Daily 1-5) 259 Oceanvitw (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1150 Cortez, Laguna Beach 494-8705 $52,900 (Sat & Sun 12-5 ) 213 Fernlea! (old CdM) Corona de! Mar 6i5-6000 $108,500 (Sat & Sun) 3 BEDROOMS 2626 Basswood (Eastblu(f) Newport Bch. 6-14-2430 $69,000 (Sat & Sun 1'5) 2727 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $175,000 (Sun afternoon ) 1507 Keel (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $79,500 (Sun 1-5) tt2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 642-5353 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1533 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula Pt. 675-4060 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *5009 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sands) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 704 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 494-1177 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 464 Serra \Vay, Corona del Mar 673-6642 675-6459 ISat & Sun 1-5) 1951 Pt. Locksleigh (H Vu Homes) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ** #44 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2001 Seadrift (Irvine Terr) CdM 642-8235 $79,500 (Sun J-5) 2234 .l\1iner. Costa Mesa 644-7662 $29,500 (Sun 1-5) 1821 Tahuna <Irvine Terr) CdM 675-3000 $137,000 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 418 Hazel Dr., Corona de! .l\lar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 5041 Greencap, Irvine 833-9293 $36,500 (Sun 1·6) 428 Vista Parada (The Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $81,500 (Sat & Sun) * 1363 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-6782 $132,900 (Sat & ·sun) 19542 Trenton,, Huntington Beach 54'6-2313 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS 2638 Vista Ornada (Eastbluff) _NB 644-2430 $73.500 (Sat 12-5 ) **210 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB · 644-2430 $185 ,000 (Sun 1-6) 1400 Serenade 'I'err (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-2430 $89.500 (Sun 1-51 tt2021 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 15 Point Sur (Spyglass Hill) NB 494-1177 (Sat 1-4; Sun 1-51 1412 Serenade (Irvine Terr) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2424 Vista Hogar (Bluffs Plaza) NB 644-1133 (Sun 1-5) 24785 Embajadores, 11ission Viejo 586-0222 $63.450 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 26622 Granvia, Mission \liej o 586-0222 (Sat & Sun 1-51 15822 Plymouth, Huntington Beach 545-8424 $32,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2612 Lighthouse (Broadmoor) CdM 675-3000 $94,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY· RM OR DEN *3615 Sausalito (HYuHills) CdM 644-2141 $126,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 1945 Port Dunleigh Cir (HVuH) NB 644-7230 (Sat & Sun) 1807 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 644-2430 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1601 Castle Cove (Spyglass Hill •1) NB 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 2.fi) 3619 Surfview (HVuHills) CdM 644-2439 $135,000 (Sun 1·5) 2239 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa 836-1157 $29,900 (Sat & Sun JJ-5) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 (Sun 1·5:30) 7 Twin Lakes Cir. (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) **B Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 csat & Sun 1-5:30) 2209 Anaheim, Costa Mesa 646-8811 $29,950 (Sun 1-5) 1059 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 646-8811 $38,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9192 Rhodesia, Huntington Beach 968-4456 $43,900 (Sun 1-5) 201 Wake Forest Rd ., Costa Mesa 540-8083 $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20882 Hunter Lane, Huntington Beach 962-4454 $46,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 18812 Walnut St., Fountain Valley 546-5880 962-0684 (Sat & Sun from !) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1300 Santanella (Irvine Ter) CdM 1456 Key View (HVuHomes) NB 673-6210 $86,500 (Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $95,000 (Sat 1-5 ) 4600 Dorchester (Cameo Hglnds) CdM *909 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 673-2222 $71,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $91,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1014 Sea Lane, Corona del Mar *995 Sandcastle (HVuHills) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) Ci44-2430 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 1865 Tahiti (Mesa Verde) CM 3206 Nebraska Place'. Costa Mesa 642-5200 $59,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 546-4519 (Sat & Sun 11.fi ) 1856 Pt. Charles (H Vu Homes) NB *2018 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675-5930 (sat & Sun 1-5) 2027 Pt. Provence (H Vu Homes) NB 1206 Essex Lane IWestclif!) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2626 Cove St (China Cove) Corona de! Mar 675-3000 Sunday 1-5 1939 Sanderling Cir (Mesa Verde) CM 545-7316 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5). 915 Tiller (Lusk HVH ) Newport Beach 644-2359 $98,500 (Sat & Sun) 2714 Garret (Mesa Verde) CM 979-7393 $49,500 (Sat & Sun) 3907 Tops_ide (HVuHills) NB 673-8550 $95,000 (Sat & Sun J-5 ) 882 sandcastle (HVuHills) NB 673-8550 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) S BEDROOM 1930 Irvine, Newport Beach 646-3255 $59,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) S BR &·FAMILY RM OR DEN -2226 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB 644-2430 $79,500 (Sun afternoon) **903 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island 644-2430 $317,000 (Sun 3-6) 10101 Forrestal Lane, 1-luntington Beach 962-4454 $37,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 128 Via Havre (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1315 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB 645-8273 $139,000 (sat & Sun 1-51 16441 Whittier Lane, 1-Iuntington Beach 842-5704 $62,500 (Sa t & Sun 10-4) 1337 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1741 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach 642-5200 $69,500 (Sun 1-51 **#3 Linda isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 1sat & Sun 1-5) *1368 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·51 # 1 Hermitage Ln (Bi g Canyon) NB _ • , ,..6~:8235 (gun ,1 :ii I · 2021 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-2634 559,900 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 3840 Ocean Birch (Spyglass # 1) CdM 675-7225 $105,000 (Sat 2-61 186 Shoreclifl. Corona de! Mar 675-7225 $250,000 (sat & Sun 2-6) 503 Hazel Corona del Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 2·61 1938 Port Trinity (HVuHomes) NB 644-5035 $84,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean Blvd Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 6 BEDROOM 1607 Bayclill (Spyglass #I) CdM 675-7225 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 32 Mission Bay (Spyglass :t2) CdM 675-7225 $134,995 (Sat & Sun 2-61 6 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2808 Zell Dr. Laguna Beach 494-8322 $104.000 (Sat & Sun) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BR 31384 West 9, Laguna Niguel 497-1761 $37,900 3 BEDROOM (Sun 1-5) 10218 Adobe River (Ti buron) Ft. Valley 644-7662 (Sun 12-4) 4052 Germainder Way University Park 540-1151 $42,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM 338 Santa Isabel, Newport Beach (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM *2440 Napoli Way, Costa Mesa 645-0303 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 646·9159 $65,000 (sat & Sun 12·5) 19001 Glenmont Terr., Turtlerock 31886 Sunset, South Laguna ' 644-6200 $99,000 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR EACH UNIT 642-5200 $325,000 (Sun 1-5) 2200 Francisco, Newport Beach 703 Carnation Ave, Corona del Mar • 375 E. 23rd St., Newport Beach 642-8235 $74,500 (Sun 1-5) 675-7629 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17522 Wayne St., Culverdale 521-5211> Acacia, Corona de! Mar 1114 White Sails, Corona de! Mar 644-6200 $52,500 (sat & Sun 1·5) 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) #82 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB ' 2 BR + 2BR **#41 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 423 H 1· t c d 1 M 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) tt505 Morning Star Ln (Dover ~ e 10 rope orona e ar 1640 Irvine Ave (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 · (Daily l ·5) 673-8560 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1:5) 642-8235 $54,500 (Sun 1-5) 1706 Tradewinds (Ba)'Orest) NB 3 BR EACH UNIT .293 .Nas.sa1J..1\d..JC0Jlei:e..:e~.klJ::M , _,_,_. ·-.6.11-J~B~ .!69 •. ~IJ!I C' ._ 'R. (§_un l,,5). .•. ,277 &. 2.W Qolphin ~~.Laguna Beacll....,. -540-4857 $37,900 (Sat & Sltn 1•5) 1736 rort ll!arue1gn ircre ( VH) NB · (Sat & Sun) 3182 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 833-0780 $83,500 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR & 2 BR 644-6200 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 1992 Port Claridge Pl, (H.V.Hms) NB / . 453 Vista Trueba <North Bluffs) NB 675-7225 $77,~00 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 31 3 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar . M4-11S3 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 1580 Skyline, Laguna Beach · 675-4392 (Sat & Sun 1·5.30) 2338 Tustin, Newport Beach · 675-7225 $69,990 (Sun 2-i!) 4 BR & 3 BR 646-7171 (Sat 1-5) 17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hlli) CdM tt402 E. Oceanfront, Balboa Peninsula 1119 Dolohin Terrace (Irvi ne Terr) CdM 675-7225 '139,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 673·6210 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 645-0303 -(Sat &-Sun-1'5 4S4:t-Tremont-(C::ameo Shores)-Corona-- 4615 Wavnefld foff Cameo R~lnds) CdM 644-6135 $89,990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 833-3380 $69.500 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 10644. El Picador Circle, Fountain Valley 3094 Molokai Pl. IMe,'3 Verde) CM 545-4262 $51.~00 Sat/Sun 11·7 979-7278 $34.950 rsat & Sun 10-2) 1201 Surlline (H.V. Hills) Corona del Mar 812 SL James Pl .. Newport Beach 675-3000 $122,500 Sun 1-5 5flHl3IO ~78 .500 rsun J-5) 2912 Alta Vi!ta (Eastblull) Newport Beach "808 C<>.rfland (Cameo Hglnds) Cd M 675·3000 $59,500 Sun 1-5 &12"\!235 (Sun 1-5) *4545 Tremont (Cameo Shores Corona 11148 Santiago (Ba vcrestl NB del Mar 84&6500 $81.500 (Sat & Sun) 675-3000 Sunday 1-5 \ HOUSE FOR LEASE .. 3612 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar 644-7662 (Sun 1·5) * , •• , •• .g~~A~~MOO:ARA· IOlllSI I Ol \O\ J<£i 1'()A", 5 ldrnl + Office/ Den Atrium Home $67,500 A quiet cul-de-sac street. giant house and a pool sized yard nestled by tall fenC1.'s, t.rees and shrubbery make this Ne,vport baek bay home an executives delight. 5 spaeious bedrooms, and a huge bean1ed ceiling, livi ng area with ;,.•ule log size dou· hie f~placc surround this red bricked a t r i u nl courtyard gra~d '" i t h bupical plnntini;s. A stainless steel app!ian('C kit chen lends ronveniencc and glarnour '''hilc a TV room or office separate from the n1ain house offl'l'S soundproor clelight. Dad·~ alrr>ady back l'a!il and mon1 got>s house hunting th<'re this \V('<•k. Call or L'Oll\l? in ror an ap1X>i11tn1<>nt no\v. B.v appointn1ent only, R <' d Carpet, .Realtors. 277 E. 17U1 St., C.M. 6-15-8080. POOL TIME Gorgeous clean hon1c "·ith a pool. located in a quiet n<'ighborhood of I o v e I y Costa i\1esa. \\'c got it! 3 qUeen sized br-drootns "·itJ1 2 luxurious hath!>'=. 16:-.-26 family roon1. Close !o sC'hools & shopping, offe1·cd at a lo"· pr ice of $3Jjlj(). \re ,,·ill arrange an 11ppo111t111cnt call 7 TWI N LAKES cmc. SAT/ SUN 1-5:30 BIG CANYON -$1 99,500 Custo1nized estate-like home on beautifully landsc grounds of large site. 3 Bdrms (incl 2 n1str stes), fam rm, forn1al DR & unusual pool w/lge jacuzzi. Expensive decor. Furni· ture in cluded. Call to see. LUXURY AND QUALITY -$225,000 A jacuzzi large eno ugh for the entire family & a great covered patio for entertaining. 5 Bdrms, FR, lge DR. 4'h baths & 3-car gar. Air-cond thruout. Abundant marble. Finest constr. Land incl. Dover Shores. 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 IRVJNE TERRACE -$119,500 Beautifu~ view of ligl)ts, ocean & CataUii•- Call today to see this lovely 4 bedroom (2 mstr stes) hon1e. FR, dining area, den w/wet bar. 41'i baths. pool & 3-car garage. Approx. 4200 sq. ft. of living area. LINDA ISLE -$245,000 Luxurious custom-built 4 bed.roo111 home on la goon. lluge fa mil y rm, w/\vet bar, formal dining rm., game rm. & 41/i baths. Protected patio, pier & slip for up to 65' boat. Built-in vacuum, island kitchen. Spac 2 story entry. 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN. 1-5:30 COLLINS ISLAND-$275,000 Waterfront I-story ranch style home w/2 bdrms, den, hobby rm & extra rm for maid's rm or? This 188' (on water) lot is under de-- veloj>ed. Land included. Share pier/slip. WATERFRONT -CORONA DEL MAR Luxurious completely refurbished 2 bedrm 2 bath "own-your-own" apt. Rich cptng & drapes1 beams, paneling, abundant marble & man.v fine appts. Adult occupied. Pool, greot view, boat slips, esc. gate. $145,000. CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOT Big Canyon. On fairway. Lge. lot. $59 ,950 > Office Open S.IUTd•y & Sundoy '''Our zaih Yea r" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Peninsula Point 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road Perfection "Overlooking Big Canyon Count ry Club" . . . NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Tlus one IS lmn1uculate. It !•l '=="--'='-=:.:.:.=~~:.:._~ __ _:c:..:...:.;.:;:• a large !Z bedroom "1th 2 General o.rter1I 1 baths. The 1nastc1· bedroom; I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; is a delight. '\'ou'JI be 1;11 block to the ocean and I block to the bay. Over~i.ze garage -minin1un1 care yard. Priced at $69.900. Call 546-2313 for a real op- portunily, Owner will cany financing a t 7~•· On A Cul-De-Sar: $39,900 Lo\'ely East Costa l\1esa cul-de-sac street location. You ct?r1a1nly v.'On't pass up this 3 bdr, 2 ba hon1e v.•ith newly designed all electric country kitchen. Like to live outdoors? eau Red Carpet. Realtors , 54&ofl640 (op c n eVC!ningsl Panoramic · View PR ESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE WAT ERFRONT 5 Bdrm., 5 bath fomUy home with lge, lam· ily rm. lacing encl. patio. Waterfront living rm. & formal dining. Lge. kitch. w /family dining area. Pier & slip. $179,000. Lind• lilf Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate reel- ing. Waterfront mstr. sulle has dbl. bath, sitting area, view decks ......... $295,000. Lind• Isl• Waterfront Lovely 4 bdrm ., 4~ ba. home with swim- ming pool, pier & slip, panoramic view of main channel. -Lge. family rm. 'v I space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal From this t,800 "'· II., 3 dining & Jivlhg rm. $'l75,000. bedroom, 2 · bath cuik>m 1 .hotne on . large lot '>''ilh Linda Isle Waterfront , forn1al dln1na i:oon1• douhle Custom 4-bdrm 4'h bath ho1ne on lagoon Fully garage, ~aut1ful carpets . , '-' • ' nnd drapes Ii 3 r cl w 0 0 d eqwpped island kitchen, \'l aterfront family room, floors .. snakC roof and less biJliard room ......................... $2451000 1 than 2 y<'11r s o l d ! $74,950-AppL only For Complete Info rmation On All Hom11 & Lots, Ploue Coll : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B•ysido Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 ener•I .. , ~ ·~ GREAT LOAN Giant Country COLLEGE PARK ASSUMPTION-Kitchen $39,950. • Bedroom• -lanai -dlrilng 70,,0 GI L:OAN 0 cu1 • 1 •-1 bl room & room tor boftl or . 11 n a. ~o-sac n \,OO;g ra t It N hool .._ Ea111.Alde Co&W. Mesa thll tra er. ear sc 11 "' Total payment $229-per/mo., lovely home Is ctct. by a Shopptna:. Priced l\t only pay1 all tor this upgraded aleamtng branf8 SJ)anill $3.1,500. ail"-COndlt\ogej. 3 Wrn1 , 2 new country kitchen ~115k _. Jlp,~n_Eveii l>ath·.~' ·R>:ll!!f•1'c•tiolt -.,..klhf''lilll!a ™" •0 ¢fe&· HERITAGE ln Laguna il'nlt. · rlcetrlc appl iances. Su,r. rounded by h\'O walls of 1 glass o.nd a hute sl:laded W lk & l polio d••ll!Md tor ii. P er 88 l'ltlms.tr in outdoor dh\lng 6 ON TH I RIVER "" '"'" livi ng. An airy und ll(hl I ' . REAlTORS NORTHERN CAL·IF. 238(n El Toro Rd. El Toro ~c';:i'nati~~sebuy~O:, ~ UO ACRES Ro)'•t S:•vinJ<S A Loon Dldg. c 1 R a11 645-8000 Ca mpgrovnd t++ l'll80'1;;;~000~. ;;;;:;;;;;;•;;;;:;:;;;:;,I arpc, c .or• i , ' -Wlll-lrocle or I• $14,000-:No More B11ch Proper.ty 20 ACl'tlf 'Mlls home lnrlud<'!I • hoUM $35,00 Equity Young, mature elttu~· Nellr trailer -rented tit S75. Tht 714z 646.2627 Freeno: ri.to<lel g r 0 v e . hon1c'! Itself Is rented for -~ ~oo ooo ~-•A 1 $140. J!on1e hos new cop~r 2 BEiT-BO'Y_S_ •• ' J;f ACiiS'' un ts. plumblnf, elecllicAI wtttrtc IRVtNE TERR.Act -tn No. Calif. 001 tlvtr . $5400. and stucco('l\..2 lot tool I' Corona dl':l ft.18.r, 3 + nun!· $600. down. )'ull payt. $-18 . ly. $62,500 Ag! 64s.®3 per month. LIDO ISLE -Spantoh Ha-PACIF IC clenda, l bl.Ck to beach, P'ROPERTIE5 , 173,500 FEE, AGT. WH)3(l3 15-GTI I o" ' 64S.l'l!lll 1be fattest draw in thu Wttt. : -. .a Dally Piiot Clualfl<li CLASSlhEii "1ll aeil t~ ' Walker &le8 •&Al •• , .. ,. I -' NHd a "Pad"'f Pl..ce llll •4tf I f ·'· . [ -...... l~I _,,,.., I~ I _..... I~ I -... u. ~ General OeMral ** ** ** Herit~ge Collection UNIVERSITY PARK BIG BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE-3 BR 2'1; ~A, new car peting & drapes, cul·de-sac '1oca- t1011 , near pool & plnyground. Everything for easy living. Ollered at $42 950 CALL S40-1151 ' •. SPUSH SPLASH • 3 BEDROOMS + SPARKLING POOL - $30,950 Fantastic Costa Mesa home with plush carpets & drapes. Separate family room, dinette area, detached double ~arage on large lot. Owner moving to Wasbmgton • & wants fast sale. CALL S40.11S1 NEWPORT BEACH BEST BUY ON THE WATER-For $87,50-0, now vacant, ready for immediate occupancy. Boat slip by your front door. Spacious 2 BR, 212 BA. Gorgeous, convenient, private. CALL 540-1151 OWNER ANXIOUS TO PROVE IT -1'hcy reduced the price from $47.500 lo $44,500 . Delightful upper bay location on quiet cul-de-sac. Spacious 3 BR & famil y room, freshly painted inside & out. Short walk to school. LOW INTER· EST VA LOAN. ASSUMABLE BY ANYONE. CALL 540-11S1 ACCOMMODATE A GROWING FAMILY 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH -Large master Bdrm with mirrored wardrobe situated for privacy. 316 sq. ft. bonus room for bobbies & games. Patio kitchen is a woman's dream with rich· ly grained cabinets, spacious pantry, & double ovens. Quiet cul-de-sac, convenient to schools, shopping & freeways. CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS S46-5880. OLD CHARMER NEWPORT HEIGHTS COTTAGE -sharp 2 br, I ba., w/lols of paneling. Lg. brick frptc. & Hardwood firs. 127' deep R·2 lot with alley access. P.S. Don't miss the un- finished guest house. CALL 546-5880. NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA MUST HAVE QUtCK SALE -Adult OCCU· pied 3 bedroom, 2 bath , \Vith a large kitchen, Huge cul-de-sac lot with many fruit trees and brick fireplace and beautiful covered patio. Room for your own garden. Owner leaving Stale. CALL 546-5880. JUST LISTED LOVELY 4 BEDROOM & FAMILY -with large attractive pool. Sharp landscaping, boat access & front kitchen. Priced only $38.950. Excellent terms. CALL 546-5880. Gener•I ERITAGE REALTORS LIVE IN IRVINE R~DUCED $38,900 4 BR "Pacesetter" model adjoins broad open spaces on ''The Ranch'' . . . lrvines finest family community. Same model sold at S39.500 this month. 10% do wn. Financing available! Owner needs quick sale! WALKER & LEE REALTOR 546-0022 Walker &lee General REAL ESTATE General oflJo Waler/,.onl 831 Yia lido Soud 1 Exceptional 5 bdrm .. 3·story home with pier & slip. Magnificent South Bay vlew fron1 all 3 levels. Sandy bear h. $210.000. BIL~ GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B•yside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675°6161 s~alE£ __ --I.General ------ * BALBOA PENIN. * CALL COLWELL Properties. Inc FIRST Realtors OPEN HOME SAT & SUN 1·5 Newport lieights. Very individualistic Type l-lon1e where you can use your imagination. 2 Bedroo1ns, 2 Baths, Dining Room and I-luge Family Roon1 that could be divided into 2 Additional Bedrooms. 543 Santa Ana Ave. Newport Beach. $46,900. Call 646-0555 . BLUE WATER VIEW Well almost ... one of Mesa de! 1¥1ar's best neighborhoods; REFRESH YOURSELF in your own swimming POOL. Your Wife may enjoy the luxury o! her own dining room and 2 11water view" bedrooms, plus another bed- room and firepacc. You may ap.P.reciate 6 ~. assumable financing; owner will help too. Todays special: $37 ,950. Call 646-0555. 12 APARTMENTS Many alternatives to financing and ow11ership. •May trade Do\vn for smaller u,nits . •M ay 'l'rnde for L and suitable for 3 to :> units. . e i\1ay carry 2n0 '!'rust Deed. All uni~s furnished. Good Rent Schedule. Heated and tittered pool. Call anytirne. 646-0555 . TRIPLEX-EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Just 3 years old. One 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus 2 l\vO bedroon1, l bath apartments. Enclosed garages, quiet Cu l-de-sac street. Just $81 ,500. Cal 646-0555. 3 + POOL Prime Eastside Costa Mesa 3 Bedroom, 1 % Baths. Family Room. Heated and filtered 2 year new pool. Huge Bar-B-Q in Back yard. 3 year new roof. concrete Drive, copper plumbing. Excell ent condition inside and out. If you don 't call 646-0555 NOW it won't be there. $36,700 POTENTIAL PLUS This is a must see. for there is no way to describe this property. Over 18 ,000 sq. ft. in the upper Newport Bay Area. Presently there are 3 stn1cturcs on the property. Of- fered for $54 .000 . Call 646-0555 675-7225 ANYONE FOR TENNIS? tfave the best of all worlds. Cameo Shores cust. 3 BR: pool table size fam. rm., din. rm ., . ~ }~ .bi\ '..!i,. f.~a.tured .in Times .Ho.me . .Magazine,. Teak cabinets. 2 frplcs. Lot approx. 91X200, lge. en~ugh i?r your own tennis ct . & pool. too! EnJOY pr1 v. beaches. A realistic price at $A6.500 4606 ROXBURY IUJ. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 NOW IS THE TIMEll Invest in these 6 beautiful units for appreci· ation & tax shelter; in prestigious Bluffs area. Four 2-BR ., two 3-BR. Lovely owner's unit. Top income. Priced al $230,000. Call for details. TOP VIEW LOCATION 4 BR., din. rm. & den: in outstanding con- dition. Pool & jacuzzi. Great family & enter- ment home. $95,000 888 SANDCASTLE OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1-5 One desk avail. for salesman. exper. in New· port Beach-Corona <\el A1ar area. Top income office. Ca ll fo r confidentiol interview. Q Orange Coast 2600.E. Coast Hwv .• Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644-4848 General BIG DADDY ol BR + dt'fl + family mo1n with nearty 200) sq. tt. of family living. Newly deco- rated insidc. Vacant It reRdy tor occupancy. Adjacent lo """""' & """'· $38,950 Ntwport •I I Fairview 646-8811 (anytime) General Home Sweet Home! There's no better v.'tcy to dt>scribe this Fornial Dining Room, Family Room , Breakfast Nook, Four large Bedroom, 2~ii Bath :1-IOi\lE. Beautiful backyard already designed · as fa m i 1 y play~round. Only Sill.900. CALL COL\\1ELL -5S6-0222 BEST BUY IN MISSION VIEJO big tx.-d1'00nlR for S38,<lt)1, ·111r qul('f rharn1 or this 3 bdrtn.. 2 bnth hOm!) 1\111 "!!!!!!!!!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rncht1nt you. CIOSt' 10 beach. !!'! l..f!~'. patio; u.11 I h c an1cnitit'll, In fill(' COlldilion! HAPPY POOL HOME.-$33,950 I Nice lal'Ae si'l(' yord v.i th access to schOOIR 11n d I church. Custon1 11hutters. wall paper and chnnnJng -ma.nlle oi1 brlclt fh"pl,ce;. Cnll today for this exclusive showing. 1 WaJh~.t~.Lee 7JS61 EJ TOl'O Rd, El Toro R(lyi1I ~avln,g& & Limn Bld1t. 58()-.ltxXI FRANCISCAN FOUNTAINS Splrnl 11tui1·~·11se to lhr Siii.l's. 4 Bcdrt10n111, f11111lly rctrcol. l\iu~I ke thls Ont'! 6'Yo VA ASSUMABLE Ct•:N"{'l)R)' 21 , Glt~t~N RE:.AL'I'\' &17..Jlll, Evea. Gtl-4338 1-llVf' 90rncthlng YQU want b> aellT Clwllted nd• do It well -cell NOW 64)-567'8. YOU WIN! S79,500. ~ bcoclHl!JC you can't !OS(' in 1hi11 CaU: 673-3663 -673-6688 eves. nli-ely decorated tx.-11utiful '"-* '6 UNITS'* ' llom• l&:ate<l on ' n· tovo!y Nearly new 2 BR .. 2 hn.. treMln<Kl ttreet. Brand ~ew dclu.'<e units on oceanfront In Cfll"Pd, no wax fkionne. Balboa! Ele(. trplca., heaV)' pa.Int and waJIPf.per. Prlct'd flhag carp bltn1· sundeck LOW fot• thh1 area. It'.!! 'only or ~· w/ea(h unit; 7 $33.950! St'l• it today. cov'd, carport.a &l)us I-park· 847-6010. I •-•""" oPEN 1/L 0 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICEt nggp W• -· • C:1fl: 1173-3663. 642-2253 t.:vt'~. associated DAOKFAS -REAlTORS 1n2r, W &alba" '671 lt.tJ MARINE <;ONTRACTING Newport Reach. F I n e s l NJUlpmr nt & (l.•lllerfroot location. Xi Yr. old con1· pnny, Space avail. for boat lllllea It repairs. BILL GRUNDY RLTR 6154161 THE RElll ESTllTERS -IMMACULATE]- MESA VERDE Uca111llul 4 beclro!lm, 2 b81h honlt'l In ln'l'xulor lot in p11me l\1e:11n. Verde lcx.i:1tlon1 A lovrly ntrhnll to hr!ng the ou1 ilidc 1ri. Pl·iced to soil fo8t nt "1~.950. Rt.'<I CnriMlt, HcRilors ~10 ! u p c n ctvenl"19) A good WI.Ill lld II k (food 1:1• ve1tmenl. Probnhly the he~ valut' In 'El Toro. Lwcw·iou.s .h cat e d pool.. NO ~' 10 cwoes lo reach grammar school. and walking distance to high achoo!. 2 car garage with twR'I tor workshop. 2:.w>l t-:1 Toro R<l, l·:I Toro Ro)fll Savingi; & Lon11 Hid){. ~'86-4000 1 -Pool.".TiME--1 Chu\1·c 1-:n~t~ide <..:11<itu ~l~'"U locu1ion. 3 hudroon1. 2 ~th forn1nl d!t1111~, fnmily 1'00m with brick rin.·plt1<..~. 11 x iq 1)(l0l 1v\1h \o:'lils <•I d1'vlc1ni.:. lnlng-lue all thlli for S~:"..~M)O Call ll('(} Car1>rt, Rrnlt.or~ 5'16--.11&10 !open l'.'.'.._cnlnitR ~ Have tomethlng you want to 11ell! Claaaittm ads do tt woll • call NOW 642-6678. / Sa.tunl•J, Au9ust 4, 1q73 DAILY PILOT !:J Investment & Residential Sales Classes Begin· Graduate Realtors Institute instructors, seminars led by offered licensed personnel at the Vision Reolty, Inc., Troin· ing Center, 1850 E. 17th St., Santa Ana. Earn-while·you-learn training will be .conducted half. days for five weeks. Slated are: audio-visuals, lectures by Graduate Realtors Institute instructors, seminars Ide by successful practitioners. • , Unlicensed? Attend Career Nite, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Au9ust 14 Reservations or information: 54 7-6454 Inquiries about mana9ement opportunities invited. UNIVERSITY AREA CULVERDALE Oversize, 5-bdrm. or 4-bdrm. -bonus room. Private cul-de-sac lot. Live in lrvine & enjoy the pool, park & tenrus courts. Owner anxious. See today to submit all offers. 547·6934 EXTRA, EXTRAI Read all about it. lt•s loaded & should go off ... the 1narkct. that is, .any· time as it's allnost linpo s~ible to resist this outstanding 4-bdrn1. hon1c on premiun1 location. $53,000 ignites the fu se. SS2-7SOO LOVE IT OR LEAVE ITI It's carefree and it's a beauty! Newly listed. hard·to·find 4 bdrm. lo\vn· house in sophisticated U11iversity Park. Overlooks broad greenbelt leading to Jacuzzi and adult pool. Short 'valk to family pool. tennis and shopping center. Master bdrm. suite has fireplace & balcony overlooking atrium & park. Abundant storage, luxury carpets, drapes and cabinetry. Be first! $49,900 552·7500 LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA This 4-bdrm. La Salle model is upgraded, has lots of storage, an extra room .for creativity, garden entry & greenbelt location near pool. See for yourself; 'it's extra-special for only $58,500 522-7500 CHARMING DUPLEX Desirable \Voods Cove is lhe loca· tion of these l·bdrtn. units. Lov.ely ocean vie\v from both units. Short distance frorn beach & shopping. Laguna Beach 546-7674 & 494-7531 180.DEGREE VIEW You can see from San Clemente to San Pedro front each of these two lots ... build your dream home or hold for the future. Lagun• Beaeh 546-7674 & 494-7531 COASTAL AREA CHILDREN WANTED Bright, cheerful 3-bdrm., 2-ba. home designed for fa1nily living. Terrific mountain view and bonus indoor-outdoor roon1. Lagun• Niguel 546-7674 & 494-7531 'ESTATE SALE' Better act fast! Owner upset, but must liquidate this gorgeous penin- sula 3-bdnn .. 2-ba. channer. Car- peting, fireplace, built-ins, covered lanai, oversize garage! The price is right at ~75,000 & owner may Ii· nance to right buyer. Newport Beach 645-8400 NEW CREATION AJI latest ideas incorporated in de- VA BUYERS Jiere is your chance to use your VA on th is spacious, s harp 4·bdrm. home \vith 1 % baths. Modern kitchen \vith built-ins. Fireplace. Completely re- decorated inside and out. New carpet- ing. 2-car garage in excellent area. Quick possession. $26,950. Sant• An1 979-6750 INFLATION HEDGE rvtodcrn beach duplex! Spacious 2- bi:lrn1. rental and 3-bdrm., 2-bath O\vner's unit, Excellent investment or trade in your present home & re- duce your Jiving expenses. Corona del Mar 645-8400 OWf'IER FINANCINGll 2-bdrm. Alpin.,.in.spired cottage! Best neighborhood! Carpeting, pan- eling, fireplace -best beach buy at $42,950. Submit your down & seller will carry !st TD. Coron• del Mar 645-MOO OLD WORLD CHARM lightful number. It's not just anolh· Nestled in the· trees: this·charming ....... E:r .. C.Qt14,Q, .on . .the .. 9~.~.~~. ~l:lt. ~~.~~ .. home offers a large liviug room co mbination of unique features : PAINT N' POLISH ·fu.ncli'-siide · C:oi!age ·on l\ugii R·Z · · · · lot! Needs n1inor repair and land- scaping, but what an investment or \\'ith massi,·e beams_ formal din· "ocean, bay, jetty view, plus use of boat slip, pool , Jacuzzi. If you like ing roon1. two large bdrms. & extra something new and different, call Isl home at $23.500. Call today. lot. today. $145. South Laguna 546-7674 & 494-7531 Newport Beaeh 552-7500 Costa Mesa 645-8400 FOOTHILIS AREA 2-ACRE ESTATE Peralta Hills location. 4-bdnns., 3,6-00 sq. ft. with huge pool Game rm., plus family room, 4 corrals, huge riding arena. I d e a I family home, Can't be replaced f o r Sl65,000. NEW-LEMON HEIGHTS Half.acre site with beautiful cus- tom 4-bdrm. home. Cathedral cell: ings, dream kitchen, large dining & ramily rooms. Exquisite master suite. Tustin School District. TENNIS ANYONE?. Elegant Red Hill Ridge, 'h-acre site fully landscaped. 3,300 sq. ft, -lovely wood paneling tbruout. 4 bdrms., 4 baths, sauna. 30-ft, !ami- ty room, bar. Dream kitchen, Hurry! Anaheim 544-4900 Tustin 544-4900 Tu1tln 544-4900 .J'tt!t ·JIWi>iil! ,.. ~ OWNER SAYS SELL This professionally decorated spa· cious & luxurious home with cathedral ceilings. 4 bdrms., family room, wet bar, formal living & dining rooms, 2 fireplaces, inter-com. Fully air con· dilioned for cool comfort. Fin.St pres- tige area. Room galore for pool, ten- nis court -even a horse -beyond the landscaped grounds. Villa Park 637-4000 INVESTMENT PllO.E.ERTlES H'•% INTEREST O\v11er~ \Viii carry back 80% financing at 7% % interest on these sharp four·plex units. 12 build· ings all in a row. On separate deeds. Buy \vhole· sale, sell <etail. Cnlt today. 544-0760 LUXURY LIVING Six super,5barp units \n pop.ajar -!luntiJ\glon B~ach . • ••• Owners' unil is nearly 3.000 sq. ft. Let your ten· ants support you in gracious style. S44.0760 THREE UNITS Just right for the budding investor. Retun1 over 9% on invested cash. Owner wi ll finance 85~:, at ?Cfi interest. Just $5.000 do\vn. 544-0160 CENTRAL AREA BEEN HUNTING YET? \\.'e ha ve -and found this very s harp 3·bdrm .. 2- ba. for1nal dining room. \Varm paneling & mas- sive brick fireplace in 16x30 family room. Forced air heat. plus central air conditioning. Approx. 1000 sq. ft. of covered and partially enclosed patio. All this and more, more, more on huge lot. Call to see. $29,900. Soni• An• 979-6750 18x22 DEN 3 large bdrms., 2 baths. Bit-in kitctien. 16x29 cov- ered patio. Fenced corner lot, alley drive. Ideal for caring for exceptionaJ children. Priced at $29,000. Terms. Soni• Ano 979-6750 EASTERN AREA .$49 ,950x HOl\S.~. RANCH . Custo111 S·bclrm. ranch house. fl.fan-size paneled deri . Situated on bi g ~-acre lol. Great for horses. s corrals, 3·stall barn & hay room. Variety or fruit trees. Genuine country living ... bargain priced. VIiia Pork 637-4000 • •. • tool CREAM PUFFI , See this immaculate ,"mint-condition" La.. Veta ho1ne. 4 bdrms., family room, patio & air condi- tioning thruout. Prime Yorba-Chapman uea. Close to schools. Lots of T.L.C. shows here. Hurry ••• ne\r on market ... only $55,800. Orange 637-4000 " INVESTMENT DIVISION Yl,1011 T11rner a, A1,ec. 11071 lt•IN 11•4. VISI N GENERAL OFFICES Yhle11 t .. try, IM. \350 I. 17tlrl St, T111tln 544.0760 Yl1lon fo11r Ster 1745 N, Gro11ll Aff. Sowta An• 115·4421 Vl1lon Vic Stuott 1491 Gl•nnrtr• Lo911110 Inch 546°7674 & 494·7SJ1 Yl•lo• Howord & Co. 111 Do"' ort .. NewportlHc.h 445.1400 Yl•la1t Re4 Hill 18002 '"''11\111 '''"· T111tln 544.4900 Yhlo11 YI Gol&etff 2211 S. Mal• St. 5011,. A.110 97t-47SO Vlt1•n Four 5t•r 'fltlott RH Hiii ll(lUll'ff ITllll*t 1745 N. GNnd A••· 11124 Cul"' Drl•• Softto Ano lr'l'lft• 115-4422 S52·7500 Yltlo111 ... tty Ylslo111 ... Hiii 11172 T111ti1 A••· 17769 So11ftoto ll•d. So11frol All• Ylllo Porl lftiiililil • H7·4fl4 1)7-4000 •• '-.. , f • .. ' • . -. ~ • • ' f4, D~lY PILOT [ ,__ __ ,.._-_.]~[ _ ,.._ l~I _,.. _ I ~[ -•or ~ I~ [ I .e .. Geu ral IRVIN~ TERRACE -VIEW FabuJous new listing in exclusive Irvine Terrace, with spectacular bay & ocean views. 3 Large bedro'on1s & ' 3 baths, absolutely spotless'. F'ormal dining roon1, _ go urn1 el kit· chen. pool & poolside lanai. F'irsl ti1ne of· fered, $186,800, OLDE ENGLISH -VIEW A bit of olde En gland . perched on the hill, beside the harbo r entrance in Corona del Mar . Over 4500 square feet of luxury with 3 bedrooms. paneled den, lar ge sundeck, super family room "pub". The view is un- believable, OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1,5. See 2501 Ocean Blvd. $296,500 PRIVATE BEACH For the use of home o\vner's li ving in ex~ elusive Cameo Highlands. See th is desirabl e ocean view home, set among t rees & beau· tiful landscapinf;!. 3 Bedroo ms, plus co n- vertible den. Room for pool. Lots of privacy. An unusually good buy at $72,000 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS Genera1 C.F.f,o k>sworlhy & Co.-Realtors LIVE IN THE GRAND MANNER \Vh ere the spectacular vie\v presents itself al every moment. This 5 bed room, 3 bath home is an outstanding Ivan \Velis design. Richly detailed, \Vith ran elegant formal din- in g roon1 & inviting family room \Vith wet bar. Front courtyard patio with heated pool. Priced at $137,500. smLED FOR SCHOOL One of HarbQr Highlands best buys. Ideal for large family. 5 Bedrooms. 3 baths, wi th new carpets, new drapes & newly painted; plus a 15x30 pool for added enjoyment. Co n· venienUy near Mariners School, park, li brary · & shopping. Askin g $59,500. CORONA DEL MAR HOME AND . INCOME A dand y duplex for the most discriminating investor. Ea ch unit has-3 spacious bed- rooms, 1 % bat hs. bu lit-in kitchens and jusl 9 years new. Close to everything, with a solid rental record. Shown by appoi nt ment. $82,500, C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS CORONA DEL MAR DELUXE DUPLEX DOUBLE YOUR fo~UN . o\\'n this deluxe duplex, jus1 3 blocks tron1 Corona de! 11ar beac-h ! Both have 3 spacious bcd1"00n1s, cozy den, 2 baths, gral'ious b u i 1 ti n kitchen, patio on sun deck~ Lovely. tree Jinl'C! stl'eet and c lose to shopping. For a HAPPY FU'fURE -yours for -$9.S,500. 644-7270 180' VIEW l.J)vely CUSTO~T BUILT split le\·el hon1e \Vith ni nny, 1)1any extr11s. B <'a u t i r u I brick pa1io and R-8-Q area, full lengt h SUN DECK overlooking l~O d t' g re e VIE\\'. So n1any things in this 3 bNlroom \Vi lh agi-egate slone fireplace, 2~~ bath home that you really must see to appreciate. 169,9511 644-7270 2841 E . Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar "'Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" General General 673•4400 1~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I BE ON THE WATER l"l!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'J This lovely 2-story condo end l'Gonerol General cl; I. ~ ~ unit has ('verything . even a • BOAT SLIP. Ultra n1odern ''OCEAN MIST" Majestic 3 Br, 2 Ba directly above Dana Point Ma rina. FANTASTIC VIEW , .. White water, Sailboats, even migra ting whales! Seldon seen features include open bea ms, winding staircase to a balcony library & se- cl uded retreat. Se parate guest cottage. J ust found a t $198,500. Owner will finance or trade. Call now. "BEACH GI RESALE" inc a di e kitchen \\'ilh all new built- PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 14 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sun. 12-S 5 Bdrn1 .. 5 bath family home 'vith lge. fam- il y r m. facing encl. patio. \Va terfront li vi ng i:m. & formal dining. Lge. ki tch. \V /fa mily dining area. Pier & slip. $179,000 . For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Please Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 67S-6161 * BALBOA ISLAND * PROUDLY PRESENTS ins. Attractive stone fil"('· place. 2 Be<lroon1s. 21~, Ba1J1s. SUNDECI\ O\'rrlook- in.;:: the 11·atcr. All this can be your~ for SSS.500. 644-7270 WELCOME A SURPRISE General PRICE GOING DOWN $30,000 Tht1t's right, lhc price hns been red uced $.10,000. 1'he home \\'as not listed too high, lhe owner n1ust • 1 repeat, n1ust sacrifice and sell today. 1-fe has put over $25,000 into his home since ~1arch, 1973. You must see to believe. 4 becb'OOms, private beach. 50' bottt dock, open Sun. 1-S. Please come by 4062 Humboldt Hun- tington 1-larbour. New price $1 65,000 or ?? Submit. THE REAL ESTATERS INVESTl\1ENT . DIVISION "'6-1600 OPEH nL ll • "'$ FUN 70 tE NICEr ~ . . ! Real Estate ,Salespeople , Are you an expcrirnt.'<'d salesnu1.n or \\'on1an \vho is hnppy where you are yel in1a.gi nl?!I there is aJlOther con1pany that offers better progran1s fo1· your clientr and yourself Do you desire greater individual growth potential? If so. \\'e are that company and \\'Ould llkc to talk \\'ith you. CALL COL\\IELL PROPER- TIES, INC. Sadd!eback Val.ley Office 58!Hlm , CUSTOM HOME ROOM TO BUILD Pl'iJ\lC inYcstinent property nl.'a r Sanc a Ana Cou ntrv Club \\"ilh almost ~~ ACRE.! Keep r.he house, build 5 uni cs out back or buy it to havl' a· fine secluded home an1ong shade lret"S. Either \\·ay, IT'S A \VINNERJ $39,900. . co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Evenings) Big Family "Beach House" 4 Br. 3 Ba. Op en Beams, 2 frplc, Huge F,R, Bright & cheery -Lot of glass !! .l\mple pa rking. Steps to beach or bay. Too good to miss at $81 ,950. Assume IO\v int. GI Joan. Hur ry!!" 1500 So. Bayf ront WHITE WATER VIEW .. 'f ' lf 'l h I ted l .. ·1s· 'SPECt ACULAtt·~· 110N.AllCtr ·axv · TER:' ' . "~f3~~t!~t~ont~;o~er~~e\~i\~3priv~~e ~::: RACE. 4 Br. 3'h Ba, 5000 sq. rt, Rd wd & Prime Little Island location, Shown by a pp't. Exclusive localion in a QUIET AREA. Lois of T\'.10--STORY. 4 Bedroon1, "'"'"'"'~...,!!,!!!,!!!!! .. _ ... !!!!!!!!!' 21; baths, firl'place. * 4 BR/3 BA CUSTOM St.:l\'DECI\ _orf IH I'?(' tlll;l~t{T HO!\IE. Liv. rill., ram. rn1., parents h1de-a1\·ay suJte. dc•it hike 19 N ou·rvi»• u""-Ch Lal'gt-' 'l>tlt.~· isatro: ·s11~·.·1ci: · ·$62,5&: · · · · · · ~ ">%.,.., ~..... · day fi nd hr1ng of fer. 552,500. * 5 BR/3 BA B·\LBOA 644-7270 ~~~~· W /rr ' apartn1ent. Glass. Pool, J acuzz i. decks off every room. Open Beams, Gardens t hruout. $310,000. PRIVATE BEACH OWNER LEAVING STATE, Splendid 3 Br, 3 Ba residence in 1\-10NARCH BAY. Priced for quick sale. $94 ,500, Offered for $265,000 -Financing avail. SALISBURY REALTY, 673-6900 315 MARINE AVE,, BALBOA ISLAND General --G8 n8fal GR U BB & E L L IS C 0 , I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :;t~;;; j10PEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 "WANTED" SIX CHILDREN AND $4500 DOWN 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar i'l"""""""""""""""""""""'l""'~...,...,...,..., ..... 116 BALBOA COVE S General General I BAY FRONT \;;;======;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;=== PIER & SLIP On(' of a kind. cus1. bit. & profl•ss. lnd-;.:pd. 2-S!Ql'Y '.' BR .. 2 ha .. <''\pof<l'd he;-;n\ ef'il's.. rl'rh\·rxid paneli:1<~: f':<lt'il l.<?:C'. dbl. h•pl<" .. la111\ly 1·111.; all h!l-in kitehl"'l: :-11fl \\'!tier sysll'lll tbn1out. Lge. {!111. gar11~l'. 01\'l\l't' will 1·11n- * BOYD REAL TORS PRESENTS * BRIGHT-LIGHT-SUNKISSED A bonnie hon1e in a best of ';Sunset :ri~aga zine" 8etting in Bayerest. 3 Bdrms .. 3 bat hs; 30xl5 htd. pool, $79,500 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 '2018 COMMODORE VIEW OF THE HARBOR sidr-1· fin:tlll'ing -AND P~1rr:11 'T ~!3H,;f)(I HUNTINGTON BEACH Suf)('r 111·0 s t o r v 4 BR/fo1111al dinini; ni0111 ,!',: rlen niOOel ho1n\'.'. T\Yfl fircph;1ces -\\"et b;ir -panf'l- ing & lile floors. Grl'at fn n1 ily h'11111~ Jj n1onlhs o!(I in good <1r~·a! A spacious home on an 80 ft. garden happy lot, in CdM. A "just right" property for a NOW fami ly. 4 Bdrms,, 2 baths, $76,500, :1 BR.. 2 ba., forced air heating, fnmily rn1.; elec. hit-in kitch.. brkfst. bar. Better Than New INVEST NOW 4-P L E X . NE \\IPORT BEACH. 3 BE'droom. 2 bath 1 exCE"llent O\\"ner u n i t) PLUS THREE 2 hNlroom, al l beautilully 1naintaincd. ·TerriJic N"n!al area and CLOSE TO BEACH. S96,000. 644-7270 Send fo r your free Home fo r Living magazine of Newport Beach •rea properties w ith pictures & prices. 2828 E. Coast Hiway Corona del l\1ar OPEN SAT/SUN. 1,5 1014 SEA LANE 60xJ OO FL fenced 101, E»ra $38,500 l ge. dhl. ga r age STARTER *D U PLEX BALBOA PENINSULA. 3 BR/2 BA $114,500. * 3 BR/2 BA LAKE AR- RO\VllEAD ~fountain home. $49,500. * VACANT LOT CAMBRIA PINES w/view of ocean. $1500, Ca.II 645-7221 li33 \Vestcliff Dr., N.B. DUPLEX "DUTCH CLEAN" $35,500 Excf'llen t rcn1als: Owned by a Dut1·hn1an & clean as a pin! Both rC'nted by long IE:ml terlft'll<; nt $1S5 Pach. THIS JUST \VI LL NOT l..t\ST~ Walker &Lee Jl l AL f l Tllr TI * 675·5930 * \\' /pass--thru dool"-ONLY It's 14 years old -but like a :L ~ ~~~ ~ $21.500 great \vine, has hnproved Bright cozy, t~ bedroom, 546-00Z2 : • t 3629 E. Coast Hwy. BAYSHORES wit~ age. As the object of on~bathhon1em a_wellkeptl ,_;;o;;_;;_.,.,_;;-.,;;;_;;_,._;;;;;-"-~-.,....,;;.;-' l,~!~!!!!!!!!!~ .... ~C~o;r•:n:•:.:d~e~I ~M~•:•~,./ lovmg care and pampering neighborhood. Adjacent to Im '~ Jff% i~ oow tic;>asts an elegant an-400 ?-ere park and P~~ed NICEST HOME * CUSTOM, DELUXE BAYFRONT HOME * BEAUTIFUL cust. bit. hon1e t1que mirrored \\'ining and manna. f'onnal d 1 n L n g IN TOWN General Gen8ral ll"ith outstanding bny vic\v, dining area. I n f 0 r ma 11 y area, fireplace, family roonl Fantastic family room il'ads 63 1--1. on the \\'at er: lge. !iv· feast at a c 0 n v e 11 i e n t and much, much more. Ex-to pool & Ure ring en- illg rn1 .. dbl. frplc .. dining breakfast b<1 r. Generous cellent investment potential, tertainntent center . E*';oy rn1. \\'/11'1'1 tn1r: lg(', lamily cabinets huilt ,.,, ,,,,·1.h and just $31,500. Call Soon -'"' the lux ury of Ile\\' carpets in rni. ri1· hill ial'rl l'n1. All (>lr c. barbecut'. Premi u111 \l"all 962--8851. this 4 Bedroon1 home. Low kitl'h. 4 Brlnns., j balhi;: criverings, drafl('rit>s a nd OPEN riL 9' IT'S FUN TO BE NICE' interest, assuniablc loat1.· S Bdrms, plus lge, guest room. maid's room or sf'rvi\'<' pn1·ch, pal!'), El~. c 11rpets. T a ste fully ,~ PETE BARRETT ~~~~1115o°:1~.f~r~e~a;r1~~~~g~~:i~~~hn~h~o;eJ G~cu:i;;~·fnt~r:i~· p~·iv~~~LL ~~~~~~~!ti~riin~;'~~ci~~~ ~ , '',1 .. ',r 1m!d!'·1l'.l,J -REALTOR- h, h I I l d th t I u· 1'0[),\ )'. Southern C11lifnrnia living. I ~~:,!~-~~~!~~~·-~~~·~!~~ &ter , \\' 1c I§ tn_,x n~con .. t \Vl s.ee p 1ngs. ''C'' THOMAS ca11 r>46-2.113 for asho\\'ing. ~ 642-5200 .. ome complete1y ·rebu1lt \VJt h ~ve~ything modern. ....._ · -• . ,. ...:. . OPtN11L9 • n s.fu r -BE Nl'.;fJ. ;PAI.NT-BRUSH '' · ~ • with ice-maker, mcluded in sale, is made of soltd ,1' w, c0.,1 ttwy "''"°'"' ', ,. SPECIAL STOP and SEA Gono rol General CALL COLWELL Propert ies, Inc FIRST Realtors OPEN HOUSES SHORECLIFFS Beautiful fi ve .bedroom, four bath and three fi replaces. Next tO ocean with white water Vie\v and private beach -Asking $250,000. 186 Shorec!ilfs 2-6 p,m , Sat. and Sun. SPYGLASS TWO STORY NEW LISTINGS! Over 3300' of gracious colonial living, Six bedroom, 4 bath, top quality floo r coverings and thousands of dollars of other extras. Breathtaking view. A must see at night. $134,995. 32 Mission Bay, C.D.M. 2-6 p.m. Sat. ~Sun, OWNERS SAY SELL! This gracious six bedroom Burlingame mo- del in Spyglass No. I WILL BE SOLD IN AUGUST. The choice cul·de--sac location, charming landscaping and beautiful condi- tion should appea l _to anyone. Great view. Sl35,000. 1607 Bayclilf, C,D.M, 2-6 p,m, Sat & Swi. • REDUCED $2,000 Th is motivated seller wants action ! His love- ly four bedroon1 Ha rbor Vi ew home has to be sold and we think his-price is fair com- pared to the other simila r mpdels for sale. With gorgeous' rich brown carpeting, sunk- en living room , cathedral ceilings a nd out- standing landscaping and patioS, this is a MUST SEE borne. $77,500. 1992 Port Clar- idge, Newport Bea ch, 2-6 p,m. Sat. & Sun, SUPER VIEW HOME Lo vely four bedroom one story high on a hill above Corona del Mar. Magnificent wooden cathedral ceiling in spacious living room and dining roo1n a rea. Unsurpassed view. Ask· ing $139.500. · -17 'I'iburon Bay, Corona del Mar , 2,6 p,m. Sat . & Sun. NEW DUPLEX HeauWul l)' designed all shingle structure in Corona del !\1a r. Th ree bedrooms in each un it, fireplaces, top qua lity kitchen cabinets and hardware. Convenient So uth of High- way location. $109 ,950. 412-412 12 Iris, C.D,M, 2,6 p,m. Sat. & Sun , 675-7225 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Seclusion & privacy -high in Cam eo High- la nds. Charming 3 bdrm .. & family rm., home wi th ocean & canyon vieYlS. Restful patios priv. beaches ... $69,500 ' IRVINE TERRACE Custom built home with bay & ocean v~ew. 3 Large bclrms. plus maid's r m., & 3 baths. Formal dining rm. & great kitchen. Home was designed for comfort & seclusion. $137,000 BEAUTIFUL CHINA COVE 2626 Cove St., Open 1-5 Sunday Unusual home -unique charm. Lots o wood ... incl. hdwd . floors. J ust across the slreet from bay. Call it your "hideaway by the bay," XLNT PRICE REDUCTION Exciting duplex, on the water-front with pier & sli p. Nearly new 3 bdrm. & iamily rm . home with Ige. 1-bdrm. rental or guest unit. Now $179,000 ... owner would con- sider lease/option. We are pleased to announce •.. ... Our appointment as exclusive agents of i.Windw_ard E ast" ... comprised of 16 cus· tom built ~omes, located in ''Baycrest.'' Models & display room can be seen at Ir· vine Ave. & Wind.ward Ave., (near Santiago) in Ne,vport Beach. Salesmen on duty a t the development, IO lo 6 dail y , .. or call otlr CdM office, Ear °BRa,c//-1?ca&1. _fJn~'-· 2407 E COA'SI HWY· (0RO~JA DEl MAR· 67') 1000 G;nmr General • ·• &'theo est ''ll'ilr &"cold: n.rt e cus!nrn 'maae bar Realtor ~- Oak by master cabinet n1aker. Kitchen has all N1•\\"pQ1·r Bca{'h Eve 545-Z"64l ' . , NO NO DN GI Th is three bedroom home on a ccessories avail. incl. ki tchen compactor & ra-----·-· !'===~=~~~~~I a hill overlooks your o\vn LIVE IN IRYINE dar r ange & everyth1·11g else to delight the ho1ne-6 Bdrm Mans'ion Sell er il'ili pay all t.'0.~111· 3 ocean. One and a half On Irvine' Ra h ' b l · larg-e BR. 2 baths. plus cozy baths; carefree, compact · s nc • r, BA~BOA COVES Beauli!ul 4 bdrm. walerlronl home with pier & pltlio. $140,000 - ker ! A view that_ cannot be sur passed. Only \\'ith over 4.oo:l sq. ft. of ultra LOOK AHEAD firf'plat·e & (!, 9X14 rlen. living on a large lot with a yeA.r old. An °,rrc~lng no one J250,000. living situated on 1~ acre. 'f.'l.x Shelter-Depreciatio!l _ Home on 50X135 JI. lot. • luxurlou11 view. Surprisln&IY can REF~SE. ~ do\vn, •• ~ ··'" O"n,l;tOt.1te $41 t.~$ynt,.l2 .. t,Q5p.m. l.ots ~ . .t~s •. and lush A·pprecjatlon all• fn-.fh1i:1 ""· -~--.,. .... ,; --.• $2!);50!),. ·Cnll ·•,tod.a )'.J..~~.U?W•n""'""r"· •. ~ .... 2021 B•y4lde O"'r., Corona def Mar lanrs~Rp1flg: c at area to beautiful ocean view --'--iil .. 1111•~--.. =.19 . rT'S FUN TOBE NICE! ... t li tie !he k11ls. A must see Duplex, Just days away Walker & Lee SAUS'BURY REALTY, 673-6900 . ~3.~~ rating. offered at ~~~:Bd~s~ in~~ et iao: ci 11 1•l .,, .. ,. . ~-· ~ !!_<,W54V-0022a_l,k,,e,r,,&,,,lee 315 MARINE AVE., BALBOA ISLAND T•-o-Bdnm, down. Lwo in _ _ _____ __ __ one and rent the other. Of-54&-~2',? -~~~ Gerteral Ge neral fered Rt $61,1';0. Ca ll now REDUCED AGAIN ! I Walker & lee qnd CA1 .. :., cot.\11ELL Fantastic 2 bdr. 1 ba 1t11pcr • 4 BEDROOM, 2 boths, "JOG TO THE I I -l ~lt'Jljlf ,:i;E~R. ~1 Be8.St. 4 lXlrm. home, family rm., new carN'ts; fee land. $86,500 -··· I 17141 673·82t0 I THE BLUFFS -"TENNIS VILLA" 1i••l 11, .. ,1 $86--0222 sharp condo in J)rim<" lion· Muble ~aragu. $3C.l'l00. Best t inp;tnn Bt>ach I o c a f I o n . of terms. OCEAN" ,..,w,,. ... .,.., Nrwpor1 IMtb•Cllil«nll OJ:t60 and Hv'-' better. 4 bedroom, 3 ; -==="'-'"!::::::,:::::~ l-~4'fJWlSALJ,SUN.1 ·5 .. 45J ViSTA JRU_CM JijSJ ;n~p~t:.~~F'~""Y \o . , ~ -~I'll. Bullrlt'!r ki'f'plnP, pmf.lt!'f· Owner · rtee<U1 a quick snle * CO~tMERCL\L ZONF. • 2 nnr' It'!! certtdnly priced e n. t\\'O story older home, lhut \\'tlY at $23,7!')(1. Please ('(•rllt'r lot. S24,!'i()(). ~l'-"l'i\'~Or• ..thl,: °''! n -Roy-McGardle---R~alto batli11, f1tn1lly rqo"n1. dining room, l{IJ'R'c covered patio, -n!ll'l1mnhlC' 7~101tn:-It lookt1 lxlttrr lhan new . $48.900. Cl\11 nnw. 842-25.35. "VERY PRIVATE" Bt-cnosc or beauli fu l IAndscaplnit ruvl Jj)Calk>n. S beciroom11, family t'Ol)ffi, un. finished bonua roon1. Hon1e ts t1ppel\ljngly deco1'tltcd. perfectly rnalntftln..,rl. A home for a 11/cthnc, '36,950. Act now. 842--2535. • l Makes the model home blush 1> ""'""' roe r;,,,, ,,,,,.,tax twnf'ft l$1, Super i;hH l'J) nnrl Spedac..ular pl an "X". Very priva te! l~nd exrellcnt rl"n1at url'a. rrll'· unit on lw;b greenbelt. 3 Bdr1n s., 21h baths. t>d to go 111 SS0.000. <:aH R<'1l ~liinlly rm... for1l1al din. r1n .. wi th giant w·all · Cnrpc1, Rallors 546-8&10 =wr ap-around patio. A magnificently J.0f.lr!1 cvcn!Jia1111 - ted & scruptiolfsly clean town hon1e. f or Sil•· By Owner wllb pride at 867 000. 3 J3cdroo1n + Den -nu ' c1u1>et -2 car garfi51:C. Oose ... amLUFF REAL TY 644 113 3 to school Md sho~·· Nice EA • ntlghbortiood. Kid 117.I!!' yard 2414 Vit i• Del Oro, Newport 1!4och -$27,500 Prine. o n r Y, S45-5196, ~157 tvenlna~. Carpel, Renltol's :>-16-8640 0 , C 10.v.11 r\·en'ngsi lSI Ne"'""'rt ll.lvd., .M. __;::,_ ' I -548-7729 I ON THE '3RD t -TR EE S T REE_S_ FAIRWAY SWIM-POOL AND PRIVACY! U-u'Rr 3 Bit., fa.m. nn. plm Super f'x-QCullvt> ~ AR, 2 BA W lled • J bo f ith I J;C"flrtl.IC den, lar"t' prlv,·1te dcic~ for entertainment. a ·lnl 11 r rec w II· •• ' ~""' 22-. x 14 O.UBROOM 1 1$:. lot In super neighborhood. 2 patlo11, I~ pool, 8C'JJ" h t I I Q I/bit 3BR VHca nt . l m m •d l •te aratedin rm.&22'x 16'f11.m t•ac< poo . u:i ' · u 24" \Iv. rm, tmin/dlnfrm . ~session.. Reduced to sell nn. Asking . ,79.500. Rt'() LUXURIOUS! ln beaut, • $52,COO. Carr<•! Reahoni. 833-3.~. E3.st1ide M_F;.SA OEL MAR. Ginny Morri10n, Rltr. For that Hem undt!I' '50, tr)' Owner. Only $44,950 ~ M1~1~ ~ ~~~·~Pe-""nny"'-'Ptc::.:n<~h::o.:..:••·---'·...:.'•~r~r~..,..:::o.~•~t>ll~•~•~I~~.::..::::::_ " BIG CANYON~ LOT, Sl•P<tt- dous! 180 dt>gree panorantlc vlt:w on lrg comer lot. Walk tlJ(ht oo~ onto golt coune. ,70,000. Q\l .. llel'. 6'10--1931 . • '--,J Gtntral 3 Story Colonial-, · Reduced $35 ,00~ White . plllsred entry t n1 ll gnlflceut GEORGlA COLONJAL. F'o rnuU entr ~·lllt crys1al rhnndalier. f bedroo1n11. $pll'al shilrc11:5i lo hlde-11-\\'tlY n1astcr 11ultt with 4th bath. Scf)u rutt r hl!d1-e11'11 wi ng. It e nJ lib1itry. Banc1uet forn11ll dir. tni::. Gourn1et k 11 i: h fl n \ ELEVATOR. Huge recrl.'ttJ. tlon roo m. 3 tmlconitf overt.ookt n c % IC(t park-like grounds. BB'lf TER HUM.YI CaU 645--030 IOlll\1 .L 01\0\ REAl!C)R) ------4 t,;TIME' ·OFFERED NEWPORT ' I One O\\"llC'l', custorn bull! F IM"'droon1 hon1c. Spollclol> <'Ondltion \Vith ne\v paint lp ,i:.: out . Liu-ge Jot \Vi th boat stornge area & roon1 !or a pool. $69,500. 1st TIME OFFERED . HEIGHTS AREA 1 4 Bedroom s & '2 hill Bathi Cozy ' IBniily room with,. fireplaN-, builliri electrif kitchen, excellent familr Ooor plan. Quiet street, n schools. $51,500. PETE BARRETI , -REALTOR- 642.5200 SPANISH VILLA i Spacious · -in1n1aculat~.1 Ki ngsizc bcdroon1s. Maslt.t suite, 1-llU!;l' livlng-roo1n. I111- n1euSt" fll.n\lly l'OO!ll with \vet bar. Gourinet kitclwn, Double pool size y11.rd o~ quiet cul-de-sac lot. Boat and cRJnpcr jl'ate. If -you have hl'en looking for the hest, lhi.!1: is ii. Offered a'.t $48,900. CaJI 842-2535. OPEN 1/L g • ff S FUN TO BE NICEf ~ ,' 11~1'11\ll BAYCREST $26,500 2 year old beauty -~ bedroom. 2 bath, elerlrif' kitchen. h'i rlfic location m nc"·. fast g1'ft\\'h'!g t'Oni· 1nunity. Assun1e 7r;. F11A Joan. 20l:i \Vestcliff l>rive ltt&--771 1 -$9,000- Price Reduction! Best buy in Corona de! Mt\r' rrir a 4-bedroom cu.~tom home for a large family oh fee land wi!h a view? E\'f!l}' (.'()nvenience for Mo mf workshop, study and d&J1C room for Dad: family roont, ylll'd and beach for t~ <'.hildren. Now $ 9 8 , 5 0 O,. 6~. OLDI E BUT f A GOODIEi Cute 2 bdr . 1 bo lramC' wii}, loads of paneling and r~ brick fi repltH:e. La.rge lt{:l lot l~ni ERM •·€mttli-l\l~n fl]U!> oll i:;,y acte$i. O osc \o ail shopping ~ \VOn't need 11 car hert. 1"€-rfeclly pril•ed at S30.oot, this one will iro last. Cn,11 Rt'd Carpet, Re a 1 to r ~ ,,.~,.SHARP GI 4 BR & Fam ily room wi large yard. (Fairview A Wnrner) -newly painted " carpet!! -15 minutes 1<> Nt \vport Beach. 0 n I \V sa>.500 -early occupanc ! Walker Blee lll A~ l l T ~T I Won't Last Longl t Ot!ttullt\1J 3 -ixtfrn---wrth~ trBI air cond. Cu BBQ. Kli· chel'I b\Jl11-tn11. P a 1 I ci . CarpeL"I, drapes. $.13.!IO() br4( 54(),1120. I TARBEL L BfGOCEA'{'V=IEW~' • Housu for Sale... Wt·lt< m'&Compa ny " ' . ' ' ' ~ . Oritu"' S03 HAZEL. CdM 21 0~~~1~~<'~'~,fi~~~ ~:~\\', s RARE - .MESA VERDE FOUR-PLEX nn. CIJSl(H\1 Uullt . ill1u1y uni· quc fr•alurc•s. 418 Hazel, CdM Open Sat/Sun 2·6 Nc11·Jy ('Otllp\t'!l'd :~ BR, ov<'rlooking-oc1•an ln ol d Co1'01la dl"I l-.Itu·, Channel Reef Large 3 lx-<11'00111. 2 bnlh O\vners unit 11·ith 3. 2 VIF:\\' 2 BR lu.xury ;-\p1 . bedroom rentals. Faces a $700 p<>r n10. lt'fise park in a reaJ pride of 011,,lll':rshlp urt'a. F'irst lime ad\'crtised. $.'G,950. 646-7171. OPENTIL .. '"'S FUN TO BE NICE/ ~ 1 ::'.~:='.:::=:'::"."":"":='""'""~· Th1·1·1• arl' 4 -on,. for !';H'h I· -·· --be1h~.10111 in !hi~ 11rti~l1C' THE REl\L ESTl\TERS NO WAITING FOR THE BATH READY TO BUILD! rmt· u'·'\·kin•I 1lupk ., wJ t h WHILE YOU LIVE ~n1pical n11n1n111 111 (•ti rl' Add thrt..'C ninn· v11lts ,1 hi1e ,vrtrd. 1-.:«ar i;h11pjJ111·~. :1 you lh·e in 1his i·u r~' 2 tirlr. hl!x:ks to .h .. nc'h, S96,!,00. hon1e. \\'h~' not buil4! \\Ith a i'our l)rest•nl hnn1•· •1.lll· l.'icw on thL-. rhol('(' C~tu s\der~d In trade. ~teiia s11"?_CnH.Red Carpet. OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5:30 Real ~ors .1-IG-!!C.>-IO 1 n p <· 11 406 1 RIS evt'niug.;;i {BELOW HIGHWAY) 1* Newport Heighls * Largo Y"'d. i-soy. '""· 2 HAL PINCHIN lJ,.'\. Q,,,.·nrr extrt'tnely anx· R It 675 4392 k>us, 11·il1 tuke 2nd T.I).'.~. ea Or • 54:J-H4fll .-B-Y-OWNE-R*- 3 J,:{, :? fu ll b11t1"1i:, tuh.<> & shOl\'('\'S. [.lll';!l' di11 i11•~ l'!IOlll. i\lan11n;1"s kit('hen 11·1111 dish· \1·ush1·1· ,';, Oisp. f1,..<iuti lul hri<"I{ !h·l'plll('\.'. SprinklPrS frou: nnd back. L;u·gc cOl'· tn"I" l.11, lot~ or 1ro1n for hou! & r1·ai ler. CJ1Ur!']1cs, schools & shupping ln walk· ing db1ft11re . Liki:-nf'\V \\'Sll lo \\"all C!lllll.'!S & drape!!. Owner \I/ill hel p finnnl'e. \\'ill rl'nt y.·ith option to buy. t3io; BeUast SL, Cl\t . 01,·ner lransferr1xl. .. Jl.11.iST SELL lhi1; distinctive 3 BR, l stnl'y home ... l'\IETICULOUS lhroughout . . . 1'001n !or boat ... l-.L'\,...;Y c.xrras. No tinun· cing: pt'Oblems here. CENTURY 21 968-4433 968-1433 ---------Garden Grove BY OY.'ner 4 separate houses on 1 lot in xtrit location. Comer lot, R·2 2011!', can :idd 1nore units .. Retire early \\1th this one. 537'"'.i968 or 893-8119. \Ving your \\'RY to the pt>rfect 3 Bdm1, 1 ~4 BA. large lot, Spanish tile, covered oatio, large kitchen & familv roon1. Upgradt>d CSJl>CIS & clr:i.t)f><:. Assumable loon 968-4456 Saturday, Aui;iust 4, 1973 77 PAIL V PILOT .2f I~ [ THE BIG WHOPPER SEA BREEZE TOWN HOMES Come see our dust! ! ! 011t Jl)odels aren't ready yet hut come take advantage of our lO\\' prc-construC'tiOll priees. .Spirl,IJ staircase, loft bdrn1s, firplcs, V.'et bars, 2 story d in rn1. covett.'<l inclsd patios, lg bdrn1s, swl.nunnng pool, jnt:un:i Jmuna ,II,,. rec. l'Olln1. ldt'al 101· !1'lt' r:nnlly 1\illi F1 u n1 $27,,195 1f;, of 81.'aeh lt·t:lli\gC'rs ~ You1· O\Vtl S\l'illl· Bl I Ell . ''-f Ell . · 1 nuQ . vc on, 1!i,;:u.o • Json rn1ng poo, ·u· ourstdc Cht11){'\l Huntington Beach. und_cr 1h.c h1l'gl' ~·overcd CLASSIC DEV. CORP. patio. This horn~· ."·uh .11cp· 962_6070 urate fonnal cl.1n1ng is a,iiOiiOiiOii..,OiiOiiOiiOiiOiiiO large, lovely, single story 411 bcdO'oonL Come >ee ii. ENTERTAINING? 96.1-562t . Id I . .,, & 2 y CRAMPED KITCHEN ca ins1uc . out; . rs old, 4 BR, formal din. ,rm. , .. got you do1\'U? If so. llfi' J bo 2 ain. rm, nus rm, \\'et sure to inspect U1is 1uon1y bars, tournament pool table, home. You'll have a roonty lndscpg supreme. 2 patios, kitchen and living room with \\'Bl.er softener, gar opener, fireplace, 3 bedrooms and 2 l'lll'l!on1 wall & windo1v cov. attractive baths, all on a eiings. deep 101. Priced at $26,000. Hun-y, CALL 846-1111. WANT? RANCH / POOL lrvlne VISUALIZE Large 4 bdrm. homi: in beautitul Univendty Pnrk. Steludtd n1rium entry, 2 tlreplace11, family kit<:hen. CUlllOtn \Vallpapen, plus Y.'001 carpet. Mtt s t e r bedroom with fireplace and unusual cloiiet sp11.ce. Living roon1 and f1Lmilv rooin overlook broad exPanse of parkland. Pools, tennis & .... h<1pp(ng <'lose hy. See lhh1 totlay 149.900. Vision- i) red hill RF.AI :rY A Company \rith \1isiou Univ. Park Centt"r, Jrvine C:1U Any!inic, 552-7500 Olfir.e hours 8 AM to 8 Pi\t UNIVERSITY PARK Large 4 !JR to .... ·nhouse O\'erlooldng golf course Neer adult & fnntily pools. ;\11 this inelurlln~ the land for: $54,750 Laguna Beach Newport at F1lrvl1w 646-1811 (tnytlmt) A Unique Home Open Sunday 1·5 802 Manunita Drive Legun• Be•ch STOP THE WORLD 1-lERE'S A P LACE 1'0 GET 0 1-T. Stately &. lm potdns 1.vrttei;npornry 11tyled home. LOCATED ll!Gfl Uf' ON LACUNA'S F'Al'itED RIV· IERA COA~'"J"LtNE \VJTl-1 A N OVERPO\\'ERL'IC VJE\\' or TH1'': s EA . Inltiguing 3 level l'trchltec- ture, located on prentium 1.•(ll'fler lot. SPRA\\UNC •I B DR !\f . FLOOR J)LAN, SERVICED IJY 3 BA'rHS. 1-tcavy shag y.•/w carpeting & 1·uston1 drapes thru-out. MaMJlve l!v, rn1., In continent.:11 decor. HAS WALL OF Rfo:JJ\l.'OOD l"J\NELING, IRON l1REPLACE, \V,\LL or· GLASS OPENS TO BALCONY w I 0 CEA N VIE\V. Complcll!'ly enclosed rear grounds w/masonry patio. Stcpsa"·er kitchen, has all BILl'-IN R.A ... 'IGE & OVEN, DISl l"\\!SHJt, GARB. DISP. etc. If you RrC looking for a better quality, lge. family hon1c, \\'e lulve flO bett~r buy for onlr •. $55,000 FULL PRICE SEE TODA\'! G 0 NE TOMORRO\\!! MISSION REALTY 985 So. Coast Hwy. PHONE (71 4) 494-0731 SOLID Co1nn1ercia.1 oHice & G in· t"On1e unlts. Never fl vacan- l'Y· A block front the beach. These units pay f o r thentselves & provide tine tax s helter. Sit back & watch thls investment gray,· Y.1ith Laguna. Priced at $160,fOO. ~ian REAL ESTATE . ll90 Glenneyre St. 494-9473 549--0316 I $34,500 Hul'.'fington Beach , ., . -_ -----.. ------l·h•rn. hurry, irrea! "Bch n1, Your very O\\'Tl <I bedro0ni A ,3 BR cow:itry kitchen? ranch style home With a S238 pays aH, 1f you assume large s1vimniing pool. This $25,~ VA 7o/~.loan. Cypress. hard 10 find , but worlh look~ M PATTI • A v.inding Cypress · lined driveway: Y.'hite wa te r vie"11·. Tinted glass. Natural Y.'oods. ~1exican ti\!'. New plunibing. Shake roof. Stain· ed glass & more. 2 BR., study, din. 1•n1. &" trpJc., \Vilh a gut'st apt. below, On a hig. woodsy lot v.-/prlvacy. 4 Blks. lron1 bcttch, nr. high school. A VIEW NE\VPORT \VEST -2 story, :: BR + ran1. l'lll, 2~~ BA. bJ"1rk pa!ios fron1 & J't'.'ar. Bout gate. A:<Sun1e low in· 1ercst 1-llA loun or new fi. nnncing. $39,500. ACH.OSS l-~ROi\1 PAR8 - N0.vly painted .'I BR & fan1. r1n . lrg. irregular Jot, cov· t'r('(f patlo, 21h yrs. old. Crpts, drps, nr. school. S:H,950. 111;, B A. IRl'R:e kit<"hen, quiet st1-ee1 , use yow' GI on this. 968-1-1.)(} $30,500 .POOL TIME ing at ho111e, is located ... WAlk"flt North l1untington Beaeh in ~'"•ts1••1 • 8 · , 7 po 358 pu;a. r arcu. Try S3<1,950. 1!171 Beach Blvd., Jt.B. " " CALL R-lZ.1418 BRAND NEW Finest Quality~ <I BR., 2 BA ho1ne, tam rn1 \\'/caUlCdral celling, cptd, 2 car gar., $<12,000. Be sure to check this one!! Brokt>r 586-5974. Prl\';icy "·Ith cle.(::'nnce. OH! $23,000 shov1place residence for \Vhat a pleasure lo show. $72 900 OPEN HOUSE This home features a large 3 Bedroom Condo, adult 494-7551 front living room \Vith a communlty, ideal location 1000 N. Cst. Hwy., Laguna llihk:gh ~!!!11 Fw\th abedroooountry t'harming French alcove & near shopping. e "7'. ....... ,.. our m n1assive rock fireplace. The 1,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.1 e 962-2456 • home with r ich Spe.nUh step-saver k i t c h e n & 1 · decor. Magnificent view of gracious fanlily area are I' the COllSt. Open Sunday ~ FIXER-UPPER , Ex<eilent Joca1ed poolside. E ojoy the BEACH LOVERS p.m. 1580 Skyline Dr. Bia-. buy for the handymarl. 4 vie .... · of the sparkling blue 675-7225 LUSK HARBOR VU BALBOA BAY PROP. 1..,..,..,....,....,.,....,.,,. * 642-7491 * BTt Dutch Haven, Vacant. pool from your dining roon1 POOL $47 SOO 8843 Adams, H.B. BUit.n~iJE&NjNVIONESTO* RS BEAUT"IFU='°L-°'Joc-a"tio-n---· I Fireplatt, bltns, fenced. 1able or your patio lounge . ' (at Magnolia) SOUTH LAGUNA. 1 block ISLAND CHARM Xlnl location. Only $28,500. You will feel calm, cool & BIG BUCCOLA SHER\VOODl,,..,..,..,..,.;;.,.,....,.,.,,.. I Oceanfront b 1 u ff• San to beach. Newly re"1()deled comtortable in this gracious ESTATE. Used brick exl.t'r· Open House Sat. Clemente. 2 Bdrm home, 2 Bdrm. family rm, ·large SHARP! . 3 BR + Irg. fan1/ home. Give us a call. it's ior v.·ith heavy shake roof. top shape, room for 4 more deck w/ocean view. Guest dining an>a, shag crpls much Jess than you thlnk! ~~.'."ds36 1,11I_~skin~g pooL & Sun. 1 •5 untBts. S95,.,.fMXl11 · apt. $62,500 firm. By owner. tt1111out. Lrg. corflt'r lot. 84~93n .....,.. o "'"'"' g. Poolsl~c CHECK THIS OUT * eau I u y Decorated * CaJI . ~1204. Would con. $31.500. · · · · ···· ·· · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ·, · · ·' · · ·~~~th~tc:l~p·ba~.'-~ cu~~ : F1V.L-.• ~rlroe1n9; ·THREE} ~r~c'r:,~11~~~:~~~ sider !tlmmer rentals also. KATELLA REALTY BONUS BABY '"amie tik & Jet age ap. balh,, THRE.E ""' garage lot Room for pool. Will CUSTOM duplex, pent Sol Vista's largest model -4 pliances. Big tamily room, · .• FIVE nun. !rom ocean lease w/option to buy. bdrm & sundeck. MOO aq. Bra.ch at \Varner , 847-6061 bit: Bdrms + 18" x 30• play usC'd brick fireplace. 4 huge . . . DRIVE BY 21381 $36,500. fl., QCE!an view. m & 719 ____ room/family ro o1n, 3 BR's incl. huge dormitory Pinet:ree Lane. * FAJ\1ILYEXPAND1NG? * Dolphin St., Laguna Beaeh: LAGUNA REAL Move your family into this beautiful 4-BR home with Formal Dining Roo1n and a Family Room. This home i5 designed for easy living v.·ilh all !he conwnlences }l.nd located near the im- portant shopping C('tlfe rs. Now ptit'Cd at only $41,900. Qi}l today, \Ve're ready to !>hO\\' ! ~~6--0222 NEW LISTING! F:s-clting ?.-BR home in Jo,·<':· !y Lake }'ore;;t Vil!Age. This ls a wcll·built home In ex· l'C'llen1 condi1ion. Call us for inrurn1t1tion about the n1any ~·>-1''11s. P t·ltc? only S43.j()). :.;q;....o:.m SUPER FASHION Beautiful 4 Bedroom Fashion Shores with add on family roon1, 2 fireplaces. shag carpet, eorner lot. $43,900. Open house Sunday l-5. 9192 Rl\OdC'Sia, HB. Cail 968-4456 RUSTIC-HONEYMOON COTTAGE r\EAR BEACH . $30,900 Drarnntic catht'"dral ceilings. mirrored panels in living room reflf'Ct floor to ceiling Balboe fleninsuie brick fireplace. Coun1ry 1 ~.;;.;.;._c.......0..------Bl'ond N<'1v Ti)'l1·n houst• ;1t style cat·in kitchl>r)/family * OCEANFRON-T * OPPC~IUNITY NE'\v, large rluplcx: 4 & 3 bdrm~. Top loc.:a!lon. 'Frplcs. $16!l.500. , OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 E,OCEANFRONT JONES REALTY lNC. ESIT'W6 '.\31 J).'lhl1a, n1·. Scavk.·v•. :l roon1. 2 Bedrooms \vlth Ektrn1. 2 Balhs, 2 t'Elr g.ir. ~J:::;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::_ large v.'a!k·ln clo.<1ets. \I/Ork· Fre IRnd. $.12,:it)(). VogC'l Co. ~ shop in double garage. Dog Realtors. 5-1~·93-1.6. Fountain Valtey run on sidl' yard, unlque railroad lie patio. A must UNIQUE DUPLEX 9Ce! Call The Real Estate So. ol Hwy ocigioal 2 RR. 4 BR CONDO Fair, 5.16-2551. <<>m plete <·cnmdl< "''be•ul. GREEN VALLEY ABANOONED nf!\v llv 1111 + nc-"'· 2 BR un it. F~rplt's, 11x. rlbl. gar, Just !i0n1" o! the features: SPANISH FORTRESS u~t brick patio, lrg .. o;ror. Big lmy \oolndow. 51ep..do"'·n ,-+ POOL fll::" • lttundry rn1. Asking living roon1. 2'-car at!ache<I O\vner !rflnsterred. 3000 sq. $~(1.000. Gi:l·iti:l!l. garrt&'(' off huge J)fllio. good ft. In prestigious arcn. Gour. SOUTH-OFHfGHWAY , ci.i-tJ.lCIS & drapci;, formal n1eL kitdic-n, 10111,al dining (714) 673-6210 I C • 4g, . d1nu1g l'OOm , plus recrco. roon1, blllitu·cl sizNi tan1Uy !holra, 4 11)1. llo!ne & •n· tionsl lU'Ctl, poolll & park. rooni .... 11h se<.'ond fireplace. 2001 w. a.1boe l!!d· IO .LVUlC·-s.'IS.500 hrin. Ctill Qui" ,,._ IV\/\ , 11, '"l Ntwpoc1Deactt•CIJITomlrt2e D4:·nil§On o.\J>l!OC.' i"Zl-7~1l ---. -,..v-.~·*1"H ~--, spacioll.5 b®J:QOJll!l.,J...'ClllfW I ~=-~---~-~·~ _: -· · ~ · ao::sun1ablc r A oan talr conditioning, in1mecllB'fe 2 BR., 2 bn .. conv. r!t•n Q11iel Cost• M e!.a If poi<!ICS!don, '111(' Real Estate $1 rect bellveen 0<.'t'!1u1 & bay . · Fair, 5.1G-2551. $67,fJ()(l O\\l'NER sprtrklinc:-4 Bit. 1 1~ 531 5100 ( ... ,_ TITIShon1e has kllUlvn <I COAST Prop. 673.MJO lla plus large 1·i '> 2.·, fl . • •••~J 531-5800 HAPPY YEARS? Aftractive . Fun1ily n'lOtn l\'1 fircpl.'lt'r, l====::Cl====== I College Park hull!ln~ .• !orccrl air. full y • ----_ professional l11nd1Jeaping - 11' ~ cl I enter thru courtyard into COLLEGE ~-Par1'.,;i )lolne by ca~t~'<-.... :_1 ,rilfl<'!!, _arge ... 7"Yo /'~UM+B~E gardon dt.>o:>rated house. •< owner, 3 Br. din nn & tnm fenced '.Jtuu. Clo8e-in 10 * l\I0tlcl <.'fl1uliffon wJ4 Br or 3 Br + parent rm. COl'llbo Jrg Jlvlfli rm. rls, chur<:heS and .Mo1>-* 3 BR, 2111 8 ;\ Condo saver retreat. Outside en- w/rplc, 1% ba ... nu ~11;.,reas. Only s29•900. * \l/Allpa(>('r & paneling joyment for all w.12 patiolJ, dishwasher, lrg pat i 0,1,::::::..;:::;.,,,.~~---~ * ~p shng gn.."! .tlrcplt, 7 shady tJ-ecs, w/BBQ finished g Ar . BY OWNER '.Mesa Verde, 3 * Covered patio childn:•n's play area, on lge W/'oo.r.' Fttsh palnt tn & lie Sr. fa;Jn rm, 2 Ba, cor· Go~ ot glt11nour kll' $34.950. euJ.(le-sae loL S'10rt stroll to 0 u 1 f enced yard ner Jot, room for trlr or l arw'in realty inc. beach, park, sch oo I g . w f s' prlnkler fl'Qnt/rear. hMI. Vrry ~l~~n. $34,!\50. 9684405 (24 hrs) $4T,800. 962-6911. Pline. only. ~Int n10V('-ln cond. $.17,900 Assumabl,e ,7 '"'loan. 3094 EXCELLENT location, 1\ii Shown by 8.Plll o n I Y. Molokai Plsr.e. OPC'n Snt & ''DANCE FLOOR.,,-mllea from beach. close I~ J4G:l857 ~78J0-2. 979-fl78 or r.fi)~I exc.ili.rl,lt extra tun trrewny, school~. pnrk~. 3 C'OrOna det Mar room! Tfl\'Crn & \ouni;::e ln BR, 2 Ba, brick pnlio. cul· BY Q\1'ncr -$ ~ X , ~. 0 O 'r OO·MC'. "'-•'lJ J'"'"'!"1•y CJ-le, }Vllr O\\"n honu: + m11ch '"'-' ... ,, • .. LRG. 2 story 3 Ur. home, As!lumnbl<• ft'1'"1l c;r l.t1nn. nlOl't'! Span. Ule thruo11l rl!n H.ll ~712 or ~-17-82•13. su"dcek, p111!0, bullt·ins, nr lllf'~rt Vti'rle 4 br, >.Int eond. · .~ klt . 1-i uJtt• sill<• yd. ror bont l.aQVESTA .. Santa Cn u:, -11\0p ·h-&·'beh. tJy·mvntr, ..Wiii 4.1 °0 5 ltl '.' r 2nd. or 1\mtr.ir ltOTnc. :t RR, '2"8J\ Modl'l, 2720 SQurir<!"'P'I, $12 500. Pr!. only &IG-<l:i'l.9. gpen 1 1.ot~~c. 1 l2·1;P1~1 N•I '~ Put lhl!I ho1ne on your 1nugt Model 1-lome. Landscnping, ' !\1111. l.Ji;1 Cur~tl'll Plitr'l'. Baths, Sf>rvice porch, 1 !01: playroom or ? JI.faster CENTURY 21 This spat'ious home has 4 Open house Sat & Sun. By Bdrm w/Bath separate for suite has Roman sunken tub. BR, 3 ba. & famlly tm., 1 ~o-'-'°-'-'~· ~p~r~in~e~. ~o~n~ly~. __ _ that extra privacy, 3 car Room for boat or camper. 9,~ •• 33 9,. ,,.3 new carpeting & very clean! ,!..apun• Hiiis garage. Plenty of room for r-.tust sell th is weekend! _.. _....,.. Fabulous Mt. views. $62,500. ~ie:ti·s&;.;7~~(~! ~es~8'::1 ~~1~~ REPOSSESSIONS ENGLUND tB'f.'\s~?~C:n~ in Huntington Beach area & HUM')',_ it 1von't last! Brok~ or inform:tlion and location REAL ESTATE PLACE REALTY the nicest area for the least 962-55u. ol these Flt.A & VA homes, 318 THALIA 494-3003 494-8704 494-9729 amount! Call 842-93n -----------' l'o;·:act • $47,500. OPEN HOUSE KASA~IAN o~~NE~~~~~du~~;-4 L~!'::F~1~01LIVINO $-30, 950 SAT & SUN Real Estate 962-6644 Beamed e<illngs, PI an k Lovely lake goU """"' view UP FOR ADOPTION, floors, country kitchen . from private, welt main· \\1ould you believe 3 Bdrm, l S PM. <'harming provencial 3 BR Frplcs. in dining rm. & llv-talned 2 BR Spanish villa. 1%. Ba + 16' x 32' added • wants fa mi I y l 0 v e. Jng rm.: 3 bdrms .. 2 ba. Move in now. Easy f!nanc. ~~~ .. roo1 m?? Thath mtyU<:lh Beautiful 4 Bedroom, 21h: ABSOLUTELY spotless In· ~mhlorCoupool & 4thd lxli:m. ing. .. esu~ arge ranc s e Bath home located l mile side & ou1. CAU.. Century ,.,"nc ntry ress1ng PRESTIGE AREA kitchen, cupboards & closets from the OC'e'a.n. Huge family 21. 968-4433. tbl. w/liinks In mstr. bath & -more than you need. This room .,..,~ sunken conver-1 c~~S~H~l~P=A-H_O_Y-1-1--dressing rm. $129,500. Large Spanith home, prestige home is in e. Jove I Y sation pit. upgraded shag . Turn•I' & Assoc. area, huge master Bedroom t rec-shaded ~lghb6rhoocl carpets. See to appreciate. <I Br, i:eady ~or Your wh ite ll05 N. CoaSt Hwy., Laguna Y.'ith a balconyB pool size ,1,ith the nicest nt>ighbors you $46,00J. 20882 Hunter Lane, ~love 1nspectKl~ .. Absolutely 494-1177 Anytime lot. tire ci!'cle ·B-Q, go!! could ask for, 842-4451 JIB. \Ii. Brookhw-st N. At. 1n perfect cond!l1on A super _EXCE-PTIONA·L-I cou~ at the door step. Janta deluxe deal Rt $37,900. RED CARPET 5 LEVEL · LEADERSHIP 842-4466 White \\'8.ler vi~w I o t • REAL TORS ASEMENT HOME • COATS BY O•~oc. 6% v A Overlooku'll pier & beach. 497-1761 B & Shorecresl 4 Br., 2 Ba, Jiv. Lge., level easy to bulld on. ---,---.,,=====-~ BASEMENT? Unusual, but WALLACE ing rm Din 1,,,, FRm rm, ERsy term'l. Asking $37,500. • LEASE/OPTION * :;;:,,~'"'.;'° l;';~'.::':te' i!~~";i REAL TORS ~~13pn2 Splodrill, H B .•. •· .l ~. tGfl 4J1'in~i~ tr~s~ Ft deep lot, ·graciously appointed. 4 962-4454 MODEL J-foinc Landscapi.ng, . 49~9~,r'CE REALVM-97'29 Bdm1, king size family I •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'-.!!!!--•.•-I 1500 squa}"(! Ft. 1 mi. to lx-J1 , ~iJ1S t~~~~u:cm~!se::~ MAGNIFICENT 6% toan, s10.ooo down .• ,.:;••;.·,;""'-''.,..,=:-==··""·.,".,'-o 4Bifff2~~\z. t;~;,~ with lireplace -:. enough TIU-LEVEL lr.v;rvi-'noooe m4l 968-J563 -OCEAN VU ESTATE PLACE REALTY room for a pool table & ping Superb architect designed 4!»--9704 . 494--9127 pong table .t the ··-e Huge 3 bdrm home 'vith 3 ho 180 d · ·~ _.. baU "'"" me. egree view, <t1J1A1 NEW lrg 4 Br 2~ & time. Enjoy that cool ocean upgr"a·ded.~t sq. 11f1.:...J0tB:llY IRVINE sq ft . 6 Br £2 master F/rm, spit Jevi'. cptwdrp: breeze in that just perfect 0 an ° en .. "U price suites), 5 Ba, formal dining, l area you have always of $54,950. Ankle deep pile fan1 rm, garden bath, huge comm poo . $56,950. 493-5197 \\'anted. Askin&: price is the carpeting lhru--Out. \Valk to kitcht>n. $104 OCKI. Prine on· _L_a_k_e_F_o_r_o_s_t _____ I to,vesl in the area. WANT Pacific Ocean. Seller OPEN HOUSE ly. Owne:rwillhelp tinance. T'O TAKE A LOOK? Call !-J"an:~~ a~ t n1ust sell 2808 7,elJ Dr. Open daily, "°"· 842-4451 omm m ey. al now SAT & SUN 12·5 4~~~==== Investments f. R n t Rs I i c UN IVERSITY BY OWNER OCEAN VIEW P:\RI< loc.ut!ot1. Ch.ince.llor ln1mnc. 2 story comer lot. 2 Walker U lee l ton1c -popular 2 BR plus Br, den <con\•erted rrom lrd NEW CONSTRUCTION U dt'n fll" ;; B~rl1oon1 n1odel. Brl, 2 Bt1, n~·lon sling, full y 200~ DEP. 11 ••~ ,,.,.,, Benulifolly d,..cQrAIC'd. 2 d.rpd, t\'ired for speakers SHARP 3 BR garden home, deooratoc'1 cpt & drps thru out. Comp! a.ir cond, all club & Jake prlv. Fairly priced at ~11.900 BLUE RIBBON REAL ESTATE 213: 429-590l 213: 431-7663 a 48.-.UNITS~.-..:-..., .. ll.C...\1.--'lo:-i,5il40-i-oi949o;,1 ..... liiiOiO""'iiiOii .. 1 fir I' p I at· es. 1\'f't bar. llu11out, lge lfecks. Sur· llOl'IPital _ contmct i;nle -.. ---~"M>p11l'ftle--IAt.11J<h'Y &:-,Alr.iun\• ....l'OWlded._ b.r~bcauth '"'1Ultua:.. LAKE lront CQrner lot 4 Br, 10··: dn. HEART OF or! 1na.slC'1· hl'droon1. Con1e ea11y cnl'e landscaping lgc 3·sa;-renrtrs"~& s"'1miiiffii, -e 82 UNITS -Ctln!ltract sale $cc -l ~f)!)(i Gllln111 n SL. JW.tio, st>p. laundry rn1. prlv, club, dock. $75.00l, • lO"'r ctn. HUNT. SCH. JrvinL•. ~ulhCo. ReR.ltors $52,9CKJ <l!M--8705 c58&-0l-;--,-,1,-5,_o_r_5'G--__ 11_3_1. ___ 1 • 3 DUPhEXES ... 3 blocks 3 Btdrooms, 2 baths. plus"l5' 5·1.'"Hl·l2·t Beach Area Home Lido Isle near ocean x 20' heated ptt 11 o. OPEN SUN. 1-4 J)C'J!cious 4 bdnn. Lovely j,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~j • 1 TRIPI.JEX • to ~built Hardwood floors, aH clctlr'1c ~5041 GREENCAP ocean vif'\\'. Dining rm, '~.~~ on]y'·;f hfocb from 8P1~0d,,~.•,ch5homopp'.!:gl. OJ0.,.1 A.~ln,Rt.11e·ir~:JOAI\!" ShA"rp 3 d1"'"m-1 kilcRhm . F'1~m1 ily rn'I, r, S3"2-850 "' ll Y brlrn1 .. , 2 lv1lh~. f,....le., u-ep ace. t'"ar 1v ng rm. ocean -Reduoed • $5000 for ·.. p ti '"3 950 I · · · lllll)<'\ous country kitdlen. a rqul' . OOI'5 • .,.,., , • • brk quick Mle -owner eavtng 1, F'ully lndst·pd .. lncl. 1)(1 tlo & 494-8003. i6t~ITS _ \Vlll ~U on con· fire ring. Top qu ality TARBELL t ct 1~ dn f" ••7J t'a rpt.•!s & drapc!t. {)v,·ll(!r FANTASTIC V!E\l'S ra -v ·ic · -...-( := J 546·1103 t S36 500 $28.Dl . Hunttngton Harbour OAVi D. · D. CARLSON 4 Olk• to lx'ach, 3 BR, 2% ba, _vacant lot. * • E approx. m> sq ft. ~n 84Uo&J6 ~PL X * REAL TOR 83),9293 beams. hug>! h'plc, View ot LIDO ESTATE BUYI 6ne O~"'tht! l~llomei'~ tsiand. Prime t'Ot'ner setting. ' VE't'Y open & !q):IC!ous fNJI. 1ng. lhijtt; living rm w/v.·es hR.r, fom1al din area, lgc fan1 mi, 6 BR, 11% BA. BeautiJU:l and intmen~ prl. vale pat.1o, A ret\l buy at 1155.fMXl. 3 .BR, 21! ha . 011.·ner's Apt. UN l\IJi:flSIT\' PARK VIL· clt,y &: CK'tnn from 2 deck!!, Y./fpl, lS:iO sq. ft ., blK yd, & l \CE 2 ~hU'qll{'t\c Mo(]{'I. B t' au t t f 11 l landscaping, Jltift\nttham 11 ... a(tn r atio + t!u~e 2-brlrm. 3'0 .. , I)' I ~·, R) ~ F'o. S!'ll.~l(Y) By llY.'ll('t'. 4 8 0 ... J\,t: "Y unlt!I. $85 000. 1 · w ' 1' '1111 1' '· 1 • HiJ\edge Or .. 49-1-4198. Fe.A·~ ' 1nnl IJl11. Bt>au' up gru.dt>d, ... , ~ ---GEM t'Cn1iun1 arcn. s1e11s front * LEASE/OPTION * 3336 Via Udo 67$-0l2'J 161.0 \V. Coast lh\'y., N.H, · ndburJ:: l'ool. S 5 7 , 5 ft 0 North~"IJW..'UlllL \'IC ' honie. 4 3 _ fil222 _ fr SS R:EALTORS 642--4623 ~:ir111~B,11 oy.11t•1» 1~2ill-M:rn• RR,• ba. La~ yard, EXCITING 4 or ;t BP tarn Ml RROR Ml R ROR-I ch·t1kf' \\'tly, hvill<' :ij2-7:i'*.l. !'LACE: HLAL. T\' . rm.-Onl v $ll9 fil'» •·• . Opt·n So t & Sun JO.j. '19-l--9701 49-4-9729 Cni'l to s"tt no1i·! , SPYl~l.AS.~ Hill '~ Best Vu M0--!'1130;,,.,=~=~~==-see !lst! 1\.alclla Realty 1 rnf 10 heh, $8,000 In u~ NRi;;.4~Rc:r'~~;j·~:·t~~R~ EASTSIDE CUSTOM I C(l-,-,~-.-~~-~-~;-.J-,~-546-_u_:-·-.:~.Nl-, 4 ~d;j $:J?,500. ( 714 BRrNG rJ~9~LTAOLE ownr.r. By owru•r ft Bil. 3 Rn, fn.n1 BR, 3 Bi\, w/forrnal dinlng l -0-1\-,N-E-·:l-,-,-"-"'-,-.,-,-I -,-,-,,-,-n11 for thl11 beaut. 2 BR rondo. On lhc '1'A11 thi~ i~ !hf' 1' R'' O\\ll1'r, ·I BR. 2"'.i &. 0 C EANF"ROr-.'T. ~relu<lcd JOUN P. CAMI-:'' greatl'st dcnl of oll, 1700 :;;q. J'-·I ft . of luxury + ~hns f11n1 il y roon1 hon1e in T 1 1u111e hon1c .'11guesl 1ap3,.500n11\R'n1if\.1 c~'-=-·='""'""-~==~c-'646-~~·7~;~14,1 cn1-pcth~ ovcr ull. :: Lu\ 2'~ Ro<'k. S.)9.500. ftit•lclg lll'lt. cont v eY., I. i,. kr A REAL CUTtE! Sy O\\'ntr, DUPI EX-Cornrr l/11 • rn1 , hrdy.·fi fh'I!, 2 h<•flut rn1, Jrg tam rm & ('(lffi• carpels & palnt. Ocean Bonuit m\ 20' x 20'. 2 car X1 nd .. 3nR 2BA + nl'\\' orangt• h'l'l'!. S:i!J,!lOO. Jnl munlty pool, tn bcitut. green View Sch. Di11lrlct, nr l'ncl. ~ar., bllin8, xtrn cnh-~k~ 1BA. 500 i)Oln1'Cllln. ~loo A\'f'. ~ vallt'y. Sjl,500. 545-4262 BM1ch & Talht-11. i:ii:r:i1 $tf'r• lnct11, i;hn.g crp4s. Actlt oc;c. open )--6. O\VNJo:m i\nxlous. Lgr. 2 Aty, Fol Profit ts attained wh<'n lini:t. V11.l';i.nt & n~. $29.9",,0 1'1,Jnta tcn"•nbelt k 11tt'P!I to SPY Glau _ 4. br, + Fam 5 Br. huge FR. $48,500. you ~ell through nl!!Ull-atl· or h!tl oftr. 83.1-1046. pool. RED CARPE T 1 rm, 28 •lalf Mr.on Bay. Cull Ri-nker, MG-7739 ling Dally Pilot Cin!l.'!ltled A aood wnnt ad 1s a good In. Rca.ltot'S S.16-8836. 644.00S or 344-lJ52. Sell ~1le 11enl11 . , . 042·5678 Ad:!!. &t2--.'l678 vestment. Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! ba $36,0CiO. l"nr »11p1. S:t."l-805~ ~·;:19;,:l-'=361::;,ol,_,-.-c----,, 2 Bf\, J l't BA, coclmi~ LEAOEltSHTP :;\12-l•lfili fl\' fl\VN8lt IJT\Jllf\l' 3 br. 2 CON00..2 br, 2 bu, Oil pr pRllO, ,\-1 tclnd. $68.900 SPACtOlIS s n.H i;pl\t l('Vf'I hn , .nn 4'ul-1!e·!ll'lc, ln<:lds rec. cr11. & tcnnl.~ club. View. 67:rll03 hon1~. 3 yrs cild. Co111cr lol. ''~hl<'.11' i;!oraj:'.t'. ()fl I! 11 l(Y,'f. !\\\'Tl, s.17.500. 8.il-<it\38, BY Owl'K'r • Ntnr new . 3 Ba, {R.mlly nn, din 111'1. \~rt•k\_ruts 11·5 $ 3 6 • 5 0 0 B~\UTif.'11. Q\·ean View Lot fa.huloua Bayb'ont. !i BR. S wctbar, xlnt 1'l111d . $62.;;o(). 51i2--Rff.i( Only $13,900 .BA. pltr & sllp. $Dl,Cl'XI. 1&1111 \Vhll!ier Ln. 8'1Z-f>7l)1. Ncl'(I :t "Pnd''? l4J11cc nn Rd! Oceanvi~w Rlty, 673-8500 67S-42"2. ' p . ... .J • • • . . ~11turd11y( A~t 4, 191" I I~! l~I J[iJ I· l[iJ l;;;_r ..... _ .. ~I~~ lido l•l• N•wport Beedl Newpo<t llwch S•n Clomonto DuploxH/Unlt1 170 8usln.sa Opportvnlty 200 " . . I "';~;;;;;;;;;;-;-:~;:;;;:-1 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!1;;;~;;-;;;;;;;;;-:-;;;: .. 1. 162 I OUTDOOR LIVING CYPRUS SHORES -El<· --------M·l lot Cotita M .... Comer. 130 FT. ON WATERFRONT .. 1 .. _1ve -2 BR, 2 B"' ram CUSTOM duple~. penlbou.ie Ready 10 build. Phll 'l'hls Udo Isle """"'" on .....,....,. n. S .. llt'van •-·•tor ••• -<>vtrsiud comer lot, "'is a F\Jrnished 3 Br, 2 Ba & family room. New rm. custom bit bar. Prlvt.te bdrm & aundcck. ~00 aq. .. necu • '"°""'"''"'' Mrs. Joan S.nnett rrue ~1edlttrruooan mini· w/w crpt lhru-out, heavy shake roo1~ fire ~aeh park, sec u r it Y • ft ., ocean view. 27T & Z79 Mountain, 0...rt villa. High \\'llllod tor ring on ·huge waterfront patio, pier & sli~so s79.~tmmtnl Reafru 8°~~tun~ ~~~hy R•50rt 174 320 Lugonlo Newpot'I Be.ch privacy, with spacSot.is patio k bo t t d rf t ~ ri 3 00 you may par your a a oo ron • ou ot San Oemente. 0W11er, P nc only. St':~~ g=·sss.soo. uw. own the land. Full price only $129,500. Sutr lll4 s. El ~ .. rru..!!e. Real 1-toRSE Counb'Y! Sharp? OPEN SUN. l·S mil all trades. Open SUn 1·5. ~w Large lot. Santa Ana 808 Via Lido Soud * * * H•ights. S37,SOO. P.rlnclpa1' Burr White Realtor 2901 Ne..-.rport N'pt Beach * 675-4630 * * $79,500 * Spanish style borne on large lot. 3 BR. & den, open beams, interesting fpl. Near Lido (emtis ct. LIDO REALTY 3377 Via· Lido, N'pt Beach * 673-7300 * Meu Verde 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath l year old right on the water, South L•guno ~J'.';280Appt. ~2971 °1• you own the land. $59,500. ------ * * * "SEAMONT" 4~Plex on Peninsula, 11 years old, Studios For U1e fi.nrt ti.me opens its with 2 BR, 1 BA upstairs kitchen, living rm doors to 'velcon1e you on Sunday, Aug. 5th fn:un 1-5. & bath in lower. Blt,..ins & fireplace in each Come view 500) sq. ft. of unit.. 4 car parking. ~2 Br, 4--1 Br, 1 Bach to custom built I u x u r y unit. Newly decorated partially furnished. overlooking the magnificent Pivate long term leasehold. Full price $ll5,-Calil. ""'"Uine. 31886 Sunset 000, * ~ * Tum up 9th, oH Cowit Hwy -to the top. 10 Units East Costa esa .......... $149,500 PETE BARRETT *** NEWPORT PIER REALTY -REALTOR- .714/673-2058 642-5200 ---------------Newport Buch Income Property 166 4 UNrrs Great 4 unit for the investor that requires a tax shelter, with cash Oo"" D e lux e units ideal to live in. Mr. J\1iscione. No, 227. Phone 639-1501. ABOVE IT ALL Build miclst v.1lispering trtts & clear, clear air. \Valk to Cedar Glen for fun & shopping . $6000. Please Ca11: 644-USO 200 N~''lXlrt Center Dr. CHARLOTTE LONG Realtor Since 1950 You are the winner of 2 tickets to the RINGLING BROS & BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER FOR OPENING NIGHT AUGUST 13 ·Please call 642-5678, ext 333 tu claini your tickets. <North County toll free number Is 540-lnl.) * * • MACHINE SHOP SALT & SEA, ~' act"t', R·l Jot In Salton City, near Srune customers, 17 yeftl'S. Golf Course, Streets, gut-Runs itself, good help.· ters: gd investments. Will Money maker. Tenns to trade. $4500 0 r bst offr. suit. Tired owner will fi. 846-2269 aft 5 PM. nance. ?ttESA VERDE by owner. 1 :yr old, 4 BR. 2 tull be., family rm, dining rm, 3 car garage. Nr. all schools & golt courses. $12.900. By appt. M6-Tl26. Newport Heights With A View 5 ~~~~, s~~~l~.1~! -···:.:.-•I .......... _~l~[Jlliiil room, dining room & den. Brand new home located in Super pool, Automatic gar. BEAUT. corner lot Manl· ED RID~ii_~TY By Owner, Beach duplex, big moth Lake, view, utils, & I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"" apts, Sharp cond. Xlnt sewer, n1ust sell· htmmed. * ELECTRONIC systems, ov.-'Tlcrs apt. Short walk to ~55"-l'--"-2798'7'.~-~-,.-~0 re.iail & industrial sales & ocean. Reducedt 0 $87,500. ~Out of Stat• Prbp. 178 installations. Established 20 years. $~.CMXI v.'<lrk in proc. · J' BDRM eompletely fur n. css. Tenns. BEAUT. One Story on lg. lot. 4 BR., 2BA FR. ?flany Ex· tra.s. Open So.t-Sun, 1-5. Owner. 545-7316. $49,500 .. - 4BR, 2BA, custom kilchen, Spanish tile & wrought iron. Assumable 6% loan. Very clean. Many fe a tures , 549--0076, 646-4242 Mission Vieio NEW Madrid Plan 640, pool & vu lot, 4 BR, b-plc's in Fam Rm & Master BR, parquet fioor e n l i r e downstairs. compl lndscpd, $'17.500. 831-0324 New-' Buch ORIGINAL BLUFFS BEAUTIF1JL LOCATION LO\V, LO\V PRICE S59.950 OPEN l-IOUSE SUN. 1-5 509 Avenida Campana Please Call: 644-1150 3Xl Ne\11port Center Dr. CKARLOTTE LONG Realtor Since 1950 WESTCLIFF most desired neighborhoOO. age, sprinkll'Tl! & lighting. Business Property 3 huge bedrooms · with $139 ooo 1315' San · 154 walk-in closets;-d i n i n g · · ttago Dr., room, family room and N.B. By O\vner, 645--8273. recreation room. This Pl·incipals only. custom built home lwtuality PENINSULA built throughout. Yoft"'"will en-TRIPLEX joy the mMy, extras. can 3 BR. 2 Ba & 1 Br. gd. in- now! It won I last long, conie, top cond. Owner will $87,SCk), 646-7171. finance. $.1() 00'.) down. OfJEN11L g. ms FUN 10 BE N/CEJ Prine. on1y. 675--8321. BEAUTIFUL CONDO 1 story, 3 Br, 2 Ba, in ex- clusive adult park. Finest rcl:reation, lowest price. Denison Assoc. 673-1311 OPEN HOUSE B YOWNER. BLUFFS 2338 Tustin Ave., Back Bay area. Divorce forces sale ot By Owner, X pian, end untt. this gorgeous 3BR, 3,100 sq. Next to tennis. Upgraded + ft . home, l8x3.5 tam rm, $64,900. 641).(19'3i, hi-ti & projection rm. BLUFFS OFFICES $250 P/MO 4 suites, 860 sq. ft. each, in- cludes 2 Private offices, L..'lrge Rl>ceptlon area and Resu·oom. Ideal ror many uses, Excellenl acctss just off Newpo11 Blvd. Owner may sell or exchange. Will entertain all offers. Call 64&--ffi55. Waterfall, Fruit trees & loads of -xtras. Sacrifice at C PLAN, overlooking Back T\VO 1ms TOTAL 104'X200' $72,500. Drive by Sat or SWl, ~~,' ~~ 3 BA, $7J,500, qi-IOICE LOCATION, Hun- 518-7020 =---------1 tington Beach, Z 0 N ED * H"E~R=E~IT~l~S-1 -*~ BY OWNER 4 Bdrm, fam Bus I NE s S. p Ro. True pride of ownei-ship rm, dining rm. $58,000. 1744 F ESS IONAL-OR Ot~FICES. abowids in these cai"t'free Paloma Dr. Open house Sat $17,:JOO ea. TERi\IS \\>rite 12""""4. 646-1549 KANPAK, 1993 Kihci ltd., apts., 1 short blk. to beach. L d k dbl BEAUT 2 BR, 2 BA + den, Klhel, Maul, Ha ,vaii. ge. l>un cc , . gar. + 1-"="-'=='-=="---l~ar pru"king. $71,500 Cos ndo. Coastal Blutrs, ready C BALBOA BAY PROP. ept . Under culTt'nt price. ommerc1al 158 * 673-7420 * 6i3-S~37 or fJ-47-1250 Property --~---~--1BEJ\Cll Duplex, hard to findr--~~~---- BLUFFS CONDO'S Ocoanaire 4 BR, 2 BA, + 3 COMMERCIAL * Great view + location, 3 BR, 2 .BA, great Joe. 9100 Sq ft G I c 2 nd I 613-0069 . . enera om-BR, BA e un t on Vista . mercial Jot, on excellent Caudel. Leasehold $300 yr. \VESTCUFF area. 3 ~ R , ·corner. Has 4 room bldg. * First time ofiered 3 BR + 2BA, Walk to . Manner suitable for offices plus den 2~ BA end unit. Prime school & shopping. By another 2 room building. greenbelt on Vista Dorado. Ov.'TH"r $52,900. 5-18-5133. Large Parking a r e a . Leasehold only $410 yr. * NEWPORT CONDO * Su.itable for automobile Owner -675-3535 for a ppL Nr. Ocean. Brand new 2 BR. repair garage. Great value A-FRAME 3BR. SaV<> ! ! 55>--0175. at $27.ooo. Call 64&--ffi55. Lots of charm & only a short BLUFFS Condo $60,000. 3 Br, 4 BEACH units, just a bop to the "'aicr. Tremendous 1·ental hlstory & good poten- tial for increase. Serious conside r a tion given reasonable cash-out offers. Good terms also avail. $125,000. Grindle R.E. 968-fil67 TWO BEAUTIFUL 4-PLEXES Side by side in best part of Anaheim location. 2-2 BR & 2-3 BR. Owner's deluxe unit & frplc. Covington built. On· ly 5 yrs old. Invest. needs more ta." shelter, w)lat do you propose. · Sparling Investment Corp . .S3J..3S44 10 UNITS · $130,0PO NICE COSTA MESA AREA lnCOlllC $16,0;,(i. Bkr. 675-5SOO or e\·es 64S-.2554 * 8 UNITS* HAPPY TENANTS OCEAN BREEZES $110,cioo RIVIERA REALTY 149 Broad\vay, C.M. 642-7007 645-5609 Eves * 38 UNITS* $395,000 \\'.ell located in Costa Mesa 6~~ X Gross LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido. N'pt. Beach * 673-7300 * BY OWNER ':alk to beach, pools, tenni_s. 2~~ Ba. Owner. Walk to ten- F amity nn. w/noor to ceil. nis clb. 64()..1090 NOT· .a,. fixeri upper!· ·All ·this. . Jrpl. A, .bu)( .at. $46,50Q... l '·~· n=up~.,~eX~es~· -~-;..~ .. ~.,-.. ~Ute~.~.-..,.~ .. ---.. -• beautiful hOme needs is a CAYWOOD REAL TY .. C:~~~.,~.1-~ .. 'fr!p!eM;o;.. })i0l s1~ ..... cu ar view of arum, river & ocean. $79,500. 73 percent loon P.O. Box 22:11 Harbor, Ore. Phone 503-W9-4456 Frank Sortino ,loving family to move tn by * S48-l2'0 * Miles Larson, Realtor •itart of school at ?-.1ariner's, ___ •673-8563• 'Ensign or Newport High. 3 ST;E"'P"'S'°'T"O""T°'H~E.,--BAYFRONT • large beach, BR, 3 BA; sep din rm, huge OCEAN $32,500. Lease space $D>.1 -~;;;:;;;:;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;~- ree rm, new "plush shag" 2 story A-Frame 3 BR. 2 BA. mo. 67rn02: I· • .carpeting. 2000 plus sq. ft. Sundeck, wlk to th• •·ach. H V 11 Som I 5 B ··Ba 2239 fa1rvieW of the good life In Newport. ,....,. . · · · erse r, J · , Quiet 5 tree t, quiet Pools, tennis. $46,SOCI $84,900 fee. Open Sat. & Sun. RD C M n, i g h b 0 rho od. $65,000 * 548-2633 * IMS Port Trinlty. 644""'35 •• • • OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN C·l property . Ideal location, BY Owner, condominiun1, N H . h across street from Safeway Call for appt. 646-9159 Back Bay, 2 & convertible ewport eig ts store for any business. den & Fam RM, Clse to PRIME AREA O"-ncr \\ill consider trade BEACH DUPLEX 2 & 3 Bdrm units, one block from beach. Needs paint & fix up. Best buy on the beach. $69,500. 1797 Orange, C.M. 642-1771 9=f21 *OPEN* SAT. 1-4/SUN. l·S IS POINT SUR SPYGLASS HILL Ne\v Spyglass Hill home with view of Ne\vport Harbor & Catalina Island. 4 BR., 2~~ baths. J\tany upgraded ex- tras. $ll7,000. Turner Assoc. 1105 N. Co1t.st Hwy., Laguna 494-1177 Anytime • BUILDERS LOSS • NEWPORT CREST 2 BR Condo. $67,900 Ex· quisite appointments to your taste. Subn1it exchange or buy direct from optionee thru South Co Real Estate, J\olr. Day, 545-8424 schls, shppng, Po o I , or finance. Submit, Vacant. clubhouse, priced to sell. Something nit'er; a cozy 3 e CALL ANYTIME e Open Sat/Sun l-5, 338 Santa BR., 2 ba., with used brick ~3928 or Eve. 67.S..1827 Isabel. frplc; Jots of cupboanls & * BRAND New 3 BR. 2% pantry. Room for pool. Gar. BA. Condo. w/Boat Slip. 2 on alley. $44,500. car gar. All appliances. CALL '=" '''·141.f Crpts & drps. Sale or Lease. ~o;;, ~ 213: 287--0023 or 2 1 3; ...... 287-8723. ; .:t TY Lachenmyer l Realtor I VIEW HOME Ne1r Newport Po •t Office 1/4 Acre-Harbor Blvd. CLIFFHAVEN Over 1.s. at"re scn1i-in1proved Custom built 3 BR. split level Newport Shores C-2 p;:ircel. one block Jrom New price $72 500. 612 SL ~ Ne\l"port Frce\\'ay route. James Pl. Open Sun 1-5. NE\VESI' LTSflNG No11· under NNN lease to Owner/agent 548-6310 Delightrul open beam ceiling 1najor 1cna111. Full price . -ON THE-WATE~ 4 Bedroom home. Close to $85,0CXJ Cash VACANT -Ov.'ll your O\vn 2 clubhouse -swin11ning & Fred Pi:a«t Davc l\lunro BR 2 ~nd tennis. Hug~ master COLO\\ ELL, BANKE~ , BA. ...u O. Mrble, REALTORS 541 ::i221 mirrors, ilt"'i. Pool, boat bedroom suite with deck, · slips, sec. guard. enclosed, landscaped patio °'''llf'r Sl-15.000. 675-3535 on this tv.'0-\ot location ~n-C-1 Lot $17 ,500 TR AD E 130' ON su~s openn ess. w1th 50• x 140' Near 19th & WATERFRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba, pnvacy. Call for details. Pomona Ave .. C.l\t Priced fam nn. Has pior & floa t. PETE BARRETT low •I $2.50 pee Sq. Fl. $129,500. Comm. lot in -REALTOR-Wesley N,•Taylor Co. Balboa. $49,500. Newport REALTORS Pier Reatty, 673-205.S. 642--5200 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. ~'-=sAL=E=°"B'°Y~o°'WN~rn=--1 ~ Newport. Center 6444910 Harbor V iew Home San Clemente PALERMO. 4 Br, 2'h Ba, many extras. Immac. Lge BY O\VNER, on golf course-, lot, cul-de-sac. 644-7230. 3 BR, 2 .B.A, l yr old. NeW A FR.Ar.1E BEAOI 2 BLKS ='°~"'-·~$~44-.500~·-•_96-_1_02()_. __ 3 Br. 1600 sq ft, conunttnity Daily Pilot \Vant Alls have ···~··· :·"AMERICAN"". : .. HOME .: '•, fHALTOR ,•' .... ' ..... center. 646-0331. bargains galore. C 1 I Bid __ ommerc a g. Site 12·2 BR. FURN. UNITS, w/pool $190,000. Inc. $25.320 by · O\vner. Prine. only. 642-9520 aft 5 P.M. DUPLEX, lge. 4 BR, & ba. ca. 12M Inc. $99,000. O\VNER./ AGENT 642.£050 4 UNITS 2 & 3 Br, $55,950. $20,000 dn. Htg Sch, Agt 511-2212 01' fl ) 'iJ7--0-162. Lots for Sale 170 . ····~··-~ . _.··AMERICAN "·. '·HOME .: '• •• Rf AL TOR ••• • ........ Ocean View Lot Beautiful Norlh end Laguna Beach, plans avail $44,750. Commercial Bldg, Site Fantastic 160' N. Cst H"'Y Laguna Sch. Generates some income, suitable for rcslaurant, office bldg, art galleries, etc. $225,000. 875 N. Cst Hwy., Laguna Sch 494-1001 494-7513 LOTS AVAILABLE NOW 2 S.3 lots, white water view. Builders attention owner 'viii subordinate. \Ve have lots in Cypress Shores. Continental Realty· of San Clemente 1114 S. El Camino Real San Oemcnte 492-8920 R-"1 LRG level ' engineered Bluffs lot, overlooks Dana S©\\~lA-'."" LG £trs • Point Marina & S a n C-2 LOT w/INCOME Clcn1cntc Coast, $42,500. • Thaf Intriguing Ward Game with a Chuckle ------·liltM •r CLAY R. POLLAN------ or::';:~b~tenwo:1:: low kt form four arrnpa. WOfda. ., .. R I T'll y T • I _ I' I . I I' J . I SOY IN ., f . I' I I I . l 19,800 sq. rt. on NC'1vpo11. Terms, 0\vncr 837-0025 Blvd., nr Fair Dr., Costa VIEW -i..oT ~ i\Iesa. 53.25/sq, ft. Q\\'llC'f/ Spectacular panorama day or Bkr, Othc1· parcels avail. ·1 NB 143 500 97° '-"94 642-0590. Ill ('. . ' . ~~ . I""""""""""""""""!!!!"" I 68:icl10 LOT. 1607 Cornwall, Vacancll!!S cost mont!y! Rent Nev.'POrt Beach. Nr. shop.- your hOuse, apt., store ping. Owner. 673-6293 bl~ .• etc. thru a OaUy Pl.lot Any day ls th(! BES'I' DAY to · ~eUisSlfiOO A""d":'"Sell t81e iteins t'tln ·arf'a-d~n't delaf.~v now! Call 642-5678 Now! · CAI..L DAILY P!I.O'r [ Mobile Mobil• t-tome1 For S•I• Homes J[~J MablloJ1ome1 125 For Salo 125 Ocean vie\v. $6000. 1..'ash. Holland Bus. Sales Near Ensenada 9M-5J92 643--4170 or 540--0608 Ranches., F1:1rms, Groves 180 LOOKING FOR a local, secluded 2~!,. acre pa.reel with wa ter, elec. horses & aninials O.K.? If 4Hi: mi. of unpaved road doesn't bother you, call 83J...l223. $8,950 And up, full price. 12 ACRE navel orange grove Riverside area. Gross S22M 1972. Sell or trade 644-1373 Real Estate Exchang• 182 ARRO\.VHEAD~ for Beach Beautiful, qualjty, 3 BR hon\e at Lake Arrov.>head. Vie\1·. lake pri\•i\eges, extra lgc fplc, paneld beam lh1 rn1, patio, dble lot, h·ade for b<.'ach house. 7.Ll: 544-4391. Real Estote Wanted 184 EXEC. 'v.ill pay innned. cash !or Eastbluff Condo. Older section only. Call 64(}..179-1. TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 CLASSIFIER ...... . lfOOit!f . Advertisers may place their ads by telephone 8:00 a.m. lo 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday 8 to noon Saturday COSTA l\t ESA OFFICE 330 w. Bay 642·5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333 Newport Blvd. 642·5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEACH 222 Forest Ave. 494·9466 ·SAN CLEMENTE , 305 N. El Gamino Real 492-4420 NORTH COUNTY dial free 540-1220 CLASSIFIED DEAOLINES Deadline for copy & kilts is 5:JO p.m. the day be· fore publication. except for Sunday & r.tonday Editions when deadline is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERJtOkS: Advertisers should check their ads daily & report errors immediately. THE DAD...Y PD..OT assumes liability for the first in- correct insertion only. CANCELLATIONS: When killing an ad be sure to make a record of the K1LL NUMBER giv('n you by your ad taker as receipt of your cancellation. This kill number must be pre· scnted by the advertiser in csso of a dispute. CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION OF NEW AD B£FORE RUNNING: Every effort Js made to kill or correct a new ad that has been ordered, •but> we;!<c~guara.n:;- tee to do so until the ad has appeared 1n t h e paper. DIME-A·LINE ADS: ~1ALL antique s ho p specializing in E a r I y American furnitttre & priniitiv<!s. located in heav- ily lraffickcd Cosla "lcsa area. Reply to Classified ad No. 918 Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 Costa Me!ia, 92626. *BEACH BROASTER * Chicken . Hamburger Take out. Not franchise S22.000 COAST PROPERTIES * 673-~IO * Money to Loan 240 1st TD Loans UP TO 90% 2nd TD Loans Lo west rates Orange Co. I Sattler Mtg. Co. 642-2171 545--0611 Serving flarbor area 21 yrs. DON'T BORROW 'TIL YOU CALL USI Bol'row on your home equity tor any good pUl'pOSe. Serv- ing Los Angeles County for over 20 yeafs Md NO\V in Orange County! SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. (714) 556-0106 4500 Can1pus Drive, N.B. ·2ND Trusr Deeds · PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. Any Amount * Call 675-4494 BKR. NO points. no penalties, h'ee appraisal, low rates, fast. 1 Investors Thrift 639-6411. Mortgages, Tru1t Oeed1 260 PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK FOR YOUI Earn 10% interest Ln 'vell· secured 2nd Trust Deeds on Orange r.ounty real estate. SIGNAL MORTGAGE r:o. (714) 556--0106 4500 Campus Dr .. N.B. ...._rarRa Houua Furnished 300 Balboa lsldnd LG. Bay frnt w/pier. Avail from Aug. 5th $500. \\'k. 454-2433 or 75.5-9569. Costa Mesa 2 BR. Nice patio. Lge. stone frpl ., bit-ins. $3Z.S Mo., yearly lease . , * 673-7079 * Huntington Beach 2 BR, walk to water: Also N.B. Bach, $100. 2 BR hse, $)85. C.M. $70. 2 BR, $150 Singles Families. Agt. }~ee. 5.)6....2575. Lagun• Beach $175 · Utll Pd. 1 Br. Ocean- b'Otlt Apt. View. Deck. $250 • Util Pd. 1 Br. Victoria Beach. Charming & Nice! $350 . 3 BR, frplc, garage, yal'd, vie-.v. \.\'intt>r rental. NU-VIEW RENTALS 673-4-030 or 494-3248 LAGUNA furn ru;e, 1>alaried respon si bl e adult. Permanent. $170. ava now 494-8170. .. t!~o, 1,sl•s: , c:. .. , f CONT~MPO.. ; Br. ~ Ba, frplc, -buiJr..lns, Close to water. $485, month, winter. 675-492.1 4 BR, 3% Ba, den, Sept thru June. $500. Lido I s I e • ~7667 Newport Buch BEACON BAY -beachfront Oelighttul pvt community, 3 ---I IM Al E IL Fr-~I ! . Alt old:tim_e!!!.. a man who __ . . . . _ . rememliirs w~en a boby .. lmr N.EY(PORT 8 MOBILE home near beach New 2 BR. l BA Irving rm. -fOme-furnlture 1ow-~$'prlfi$ Adult park \\'/private IJcoch rental. $4,l!IO. 536--7743 $16,500 54~3672 l\fOBfLE Ho1ne, 25' bay(ront, J2X60 mobllc home. Awning, $U,500. Rent S&l 1no. CaU skh1ing, cooler, like nc"" 6-15-3516. Th ese ads are 1trlctJy cash in advance by maU or at any one of our of· fi~ NO pbona orders. Deadline: 3 p.m. Friday, COl>ta Mesa oUlce 12 noon -all branch of- fice1r ---- THE DAILY PILOT re· serves the rliiht to etas· sJfy., edit, censor or re· fuse o.ny ndvcrtisc.mcnt, and to change lt!t rat{'S & rcw;ulations \vlthout prior not!C('. -e . 2-Br.-Avait-Sept-tsHo June 15th. All uti[ pd. No pe!s or child~n. Cpll mom- b1gs, 673-3855 for appl. ,---..,-------, was called-. •-• I RAMWOR I I I I' I I I 0 ~~~ ,:."' tM ~~ ".:;' you dwelop from •'-P No. 3 bekiw. .... fRINT NUMSEiEO tme•s IN V 1HfSE SQUARES . ! ~~·~:s~~E lEITUS I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A.UNE 1~wncr. Sencliff Mobile LIOO Watcrfronl Park. 2 Br, Park. 800 \V. 15th Sp 63, Expando. View, pnllo, pool. Newport Beach, MZ..2816 hnm1u:. On1y J<t!:bl. fi7.:;..A220 2 BR. 2 BA. By 01,1.'l'1er. 20x50 24X60 SILVER Crest .. l Br, 2 . w/porch, paUo & sheds. tn Btl. family rm, 2 11hcds, + Ray!llde Vlllngc, N. B . ex1ras. 839-9007. 1'°"$1"3"',500"'-. "'"P"h:'"-"6ru"~..:'"'26".'---' I * * 30' TRAILER. «incloscd fagt re8Ull.I are 'ult a pbone J'l(ltlo, •IUtdY rPot In ad ult oan away • 642-56711. park, ~I or 612-3398. CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS P. O. Box 15GO, Costa. l-IC"sa 92626 WINTER renlal -4 br, 2 bal dock, Newpon Island. Ava.I Sept 15 to June 16th. Phone 714 : 63&-J.150 LOVEt~Y 4BR, ba%, outside shower, Baytronl, Winter ronlal, 400 38th St. F11.t Profit 11 attained when you s~IJ through result-get· t1ttg lltllly Pilot Cluolli<d Adll.i;u.r,m ·--------Buy a Border ' to Border Bargain Every classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition 1every day. That means your od will be seen in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsrack' from border to border oll along the Orange Coast .• all tho way from Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It .. ··~· · .. , .... All , ..... ,. 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EASTSIDE POOL HOME SBll/l"R -$3111 Month Hurry on WI one! Call Lola Miller MJ-8235 (C21) Macnab-Irvine 360 Apts.. furn. lrvll!'I ' S•n C._mt.nte I> llLK -bcli. 3 Br 2 Ba. 4 BR. 2 ba. covered peiUO, S\indedr: garqe Winter l BR ocun view. cloM lQ YES, WE HAVE RENTALS tncd yd, crpt, drpl.. bltins, $.'KM). a~ Sept B. U7 441b $1'. center ol town. $110 mo. 1-lt.Y we be Of HrVk:e im, ll:!0--1841 615-0T71 ?.tarried couple p re r . In oolvtno .._ l'urn. or Bllboe l1l•nd 49Z-Sll8. Your hous!na ,_, Unfum, 310 ----Apt. Unlum. BALBOA Isl -2 hr, :yrly, Gener•I $2'15. month. crpt, turn, Gener•I '! ir1l: I 'd!d. 433 \Y. 19th St., Costa Mesa Realty O>mpany 18>1 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna 642-1235 644-6200 ,;;;;;;;;;======I Adults, no peta. 6/>M"iO. ___ A_L_L_N_E_W---1 CdM 3 BR, 2 be.., v1ew, Funt. Balboa P.nln1ul1 Carpets. drapes & peJnt, ----I\ 1·11ll11r COSTA MESA OITTCE 185 • Util pai<l turn bado. luU kit, ideal for student $135 -1 Br, w I stv, he'W crpt, drps, nee.r heh. $295 -2 Br, hse in CdM, w/ lovely yd. lrplc, gar. $190 • 3 Br, appl turn, gar, end9d yd for kids & pets, CAU. 645-0111 LAGUNA BEACH OF'FfCE SUS • Util I>W. !um bach. at bee.ch, ldee.1 for 8tUdent. $100 • 1 lk, stove, refrlg, patio, utiJ pd, sgls OK yrly . $Z5 -Ocean vu, 2 BR, built· tns, carp, draps, pet ok . $350 • 3 Br, 2 Ba home, work shop vu, consider singles. CAIL 494-9491 * LANDLORDS * FREE RENTAL SERVICE LANDLORDS! We Specialize in Newport Beach. e C-OronA del Mr.r e I: Laguna. Our Rental Ser- vice ls FREE to You! Tr;y Nu-View! NU-VIEW RENTALS LEASE. • Bl<, fam. nn., 2 BA. DbJ. pr. Fully cpt'd, fireplace, patio, neat 'acap- ing. Prime prop. Nttd references Appl only. Avail. Sept. l. $315. M0-29n or &a-1280. SINCE 1M6'' ltt Western Bank Bldg. Unlvenrity Pali<, Irvine D•ys 552-7000 Nl9ht1 P$500enln.MPt.o/,..,.,.,,,3 BR·. 2 ba. Uni. $35 WEEK & UP lovely tarw:e 2 BR, 2 BA bltn kitchen, 2 car "~J j.."ilr. $.115 Mo/yee,rly. • ~ping Rooms Adlbt please. $250 n10. Rltr • Rousek~plng Rooms 642-4.15..1. • Ocean View Apts ~~-~------1 BALBOA INN B•lbo• l1l1nd associated 4 BR, 2 BA, crpts, drps, l<r> h!aln S!n..>el lHOOERN 2 hr. W<'ll located, BRQI(( 'l:S -RE AL TOQS 1 C1~ W 6<dboc b7 J li.tJ bltns, air cond. Chtldren & 61:>-8740 Gar, sun de"k $2!!5 yrly. small pets ok. $~. mo. Sharp-Redecorated 8.15--3437, c v t' s I wk n ti 5 ' 3 ~ ne"'ly decorated, {rplc 837-9ll5 or 543-1429 Ntwport Bt•ch 3 BR, 2 BA. conv. den, trplc, =6_7H484~-~~-~---o in hving nn. I~. tam rm. Lagun1 S.•ch --=--------! front porch & lrg rear ter· Balboa Pen insult lcitchen with donmg area * RENTALS * r..,... Nr O<"<<m & bay.l------·---1 patio, close to school.11. Im· SU~ -Utll Pd. 1 BR. Bltns, heacllCS, Adulr.!t only $325, OCEANFRONT upper dpl;i; med. ava. $325. Mo. 3049 ca.rpo11 , deck, nr. High. sch!. YEARLY annual $375. 646-3211 . $6.10 mo yrly. 3 Br. 3 ba, Ceylon Rd (714) 346-8780 or $225 . Ltg Ocean view .2 BR From $650 Month YRL\·: 2 Br upper. Blk to del"lf dshv.'Shr. 673-5729. ~16-7412. apt. Pet ok. • SUMMER bay. S.W. No children. (ZL1) ~orona del f&r * 4 BR-$225 MO. 1285 · Channing 2 Br. So. From $1200 Month 439-79'7. 673-5368. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-i Laguna, dbl gar, yard. Bl L Lrg. fen"ed lot, 2 ba, dbl NU-VIEW RENTALS L GRUNDY I BR. Nr. bay, rrplc. pref. garage. Nl'v.·ly pa Int ed . 673-4030 or 494-3248 Rnltor 675-6161 sgl adult, $135 n10 yearly, Busi11e1>..<> use OK. util !Xi 673-1178. 642-2221 lnisgl 646-9666: NEW Sea TelTace Twnhse. LOVELY 3 br, 1 IJ.'I I BR LARGE 2 Br. duplex . N~·ly redec., curp, drp:~. dshwhr, lndry. fnc. & ·car carport. 1-Chlld, no pet~. $18.i Mo + deposit. 51S-683, 548-1858 3 BR -plus lrg fam rm, new crpt, drps, freshly painted inside and out, lrg tnced ya.rd, ava approx. 8/8. $275 . 547~1 Ocean view, 2 BR. 1~ Ba, bayshores home. 2 5 4 5 . 1 mile l!'On1 beach. drps, crpts, 2 car attach. Crestview. Pvt bch. Winter Gas & \\'ater paid. $120 mo . Lio -M Pr' $;KIO n10. Yrly u.50 1no., 02_!3_, _59_2--.29_1,1 =----I garage, pa • & .... uen. iv. .,.. 1 · TOWNHOUSE beach. Pool, tennis courL 552-9635. Corona del Mar Privacy. Security. $32 5 $.)50 INTER delli hoine --------2 Br, fireplac.'t', pool, privale: . Lease. 644-1757. 4 Br, 2 ba, se~in rni'. BLK to ocean, $200 \1·eckly .or patios. "?nllnrnlal bn>ak· . LRG 3 Br, on canyon, w/ Inna! pvt bch ga.rdenei· less n1onthly. 2 llr, patio, ra...r. Spnc1011s grounds, t1(>tll' , ocean view, ....,·~~. bltlns. Yrly '1se Owner' 548-5196 · lndry. 642-1276. shopping & fine IX'ach. Fur. · _,, · • · nished or 11nfunlisht'."d lrom · frplc, dbl gar, tncd yrd, San Clement• Costa Mesa Sz.Kl. Corona dcl ' J\1ar,' children pets ok Avail Sept. -----~-·-'....;.'----- 673-4030 or 494-3248 BRAND new 4 Br twnhomes. 1. $400. mo. lease. 494-5514. 2 BR. top -nd. 2 Ba. Onlyl----------l644-26ll. w LOW w E EK Ly RATE s I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~ I CLOSE in, privacy; 3 BR MRture Adult.I. Barcelona, E•ecuto"ve Suites I' Bayshore1 Pool side. Pets & kids O.K Avail Sept. 1st. $295. Call CORNER lot Lge. l Br, fpl, Holly, 979--16.13. home on street level. Lge $250. 492-4944. ... LlKE NE\V all Y:ood liv rm w-hl beam Condom•nlums 2080 Newport Blvd. 2 Br, 1 Ba patio, carp., appliances. ATI'R.AC. '4 Br. 2 Ba. + bonus Gardener. $395 Yrly lse, rm Nu rmts f--' • .....i: ~64~5-~1~1"6"-------1 patio. ;275" im.'"'('213") Corana def M•r 243-8949 ceiling & prlceleaa view. Unfvm 320 Costa Mesa Pool 673-3850 Walk to shop, bus & be8.ch ' 642-2611 1-=--------1 $325 mo. 6 to 9 pm. 499-393.1. Cost~ MMti STUDIOS & 1 BR'S 2 BR To"'Jlhouse, 11~ ba; 2 BR 2 bas. near new mm , e FREE LinE'ns frplc, nr bch, pool, no bit of ocean view. w-beam ** 3 BORMS. BA J'l(!lv!y • FREE Utilities children, pets. Yr lease ---------~INlCE Large 2 Br, house, • • • • • • • • • I garage, fnced yard: 3l29 cell, cpts, drps. bl.t-ins, dee., all bltns +.ref. pool, e 1'Ull Kitch.en $235. 543-3().jl, 5.57-8717 e e e Wallace, C.h1. $160. 646-72"23 Avail. now. $300. 494-6291 clubOOuse. $245. 545-6270 e Heated Pool sPACIOUS 2 br, l ~; &I Toro • Laundry Facilities upstairs apt. Open be&m9, l NEAR BEACH, deluxe 3 BR, 2\A BA. Huge owner's uni! in new custom duplex, beam clng," view, patios, .fplc, nr shopping, no pets, $425 mo. 675-6900 OLD Beach. type 2 Br $140 . Plus 3 Br ~flJl'..1!!-8• families. A.gt Fee. :fl~ 2 BR, frplc, din rm, tncd yd, pool, no children, Eastside. $230. 548-4424 or ~3892 Laguna Nltuol. 3 BR. 2 BA. ·vn. Pool facilities. $325 ?\lonth. Agt. 494-97M 494-9727 ----------e TV & ma!d scrv avail. lg priv garqe. Close to ~ : 3 BR, 2 be., community pool, • Phone Service No pets. $250. 675-4873. cryt drps, $250 mo, 23366 $30 W~ EK & UP 2BR, 1 BA, 2 carpo~s. bltins, : Via San Miguel, 537-7393 . e Studio & 1 BR' Apts. pool, newly painted & i Huntington BMch e TV & r.raid Servil'e Avail. Clllled. Call 534-0507 evt'B. e Phone Seivice -Htd. Pool 3BR, lam nn, 3Ba. south of BEAUTIFUL 8Url side 3 br, e Children & Pet Section highway, pri patio, $373. : • • • • • • • • • 1 El Toro * IMMAC, 3 BR, 2 BA, air c_'(Jnd., lease, $325. Avail Sept lsl. 675-5982 pool, fnsd patio, c lub pr lv. 2376 Newport Blvd .. CM Avail Sept. I. 6TJ-7776. : $250. 536-3777 . 548-9755 or 645-3967 2 BR. unf. triplex, at bay's ~ HARBOR View H 111 s , ---------- specious, 5 Br/den/fam FOR ll!!lSe, nr Lake Fores!, 2 3 BR Townhouse, patio, pool, {Ad good for $5 on rent) edge, w/fantastic viev.'. 1 Lido Isle I tacul Sty C.Olon!al Style house. 3 rm, poo' spec ar vu. BR 2 lull ba I 1· BEST location, lge 1 bdrm, trplc, pvt patio, dbl gar w/opener. $300. yr I y, 642--0300 enclosed gar., tplc, 84l-107' 1 BDRr.1. crpt, drps, bit-Ins, Owner 644-6Ul • Ava after Aug 15lh, for • • g iv rm, t · tal "11<'.1'1 w/fplc, crpt, drps, garden eves & weekends. pool. Adults. no pets. $150. [iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil mon. o rnon. ren . ........,. ,_, · all bl 644-2359 .... ,t w/cov patto, tns, per mon. fr:lcd/ld!:cpd yard p I a y Irvine 126 Mcmte Vista, mngr. #5 646-6353 - NEW Glenbrook h. o me , Brea close to schools I: Hanbton model. 3 Br 2 Ba. aoopS, Call 837-9034. l BDRl\1S., ll,4 ha. Shag, LARGE. 1 br, tv.•ln beds, ~b-.,, cust drapes; gas bit-ins, Ideal tor bachelors. S/pool. . .,, O~C6. $385. monthly. Cls to new I Bullocks, ~· Coast Plaza. DaM l'olnt 992 Carnation, C.M. Owner ----------- 61:>-0771 2 BR. delux. apt. down LARGE 3 BR., 2 ba., dbl. stain. Avail 8-10.73 $3» mo. HARBOR ISLAND. Beautiful 5BR/FR/DR Bayfront home w/600> .:,. ft. 3 yrs. old. Pier &: tloat. $2500/mo. Barbara Aune 6 4 2 -8 2 3 5. (ClB) dishwshr; pool. $ 2 2 0 · Adults $150-$160. 548-9633, 536-zn4 1993 Olurch St. ON TEN ACRES Newport Betch NEAT -Spacious bach tum Apts. fum./unfurn. Lease 1 --'--------1 util included Near QC c' Fireplace I prlv. pa.Hos. : gar. Walle to storea &: beach 831--0834. NEWPORT/CREST Condo. $150. per mon. S.W.:.t846 Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bkfst. • Plan 4, 3BR. le retreat, 3 wkend11 & eve. 9Ql.,Si!a Lan, CdM W-~ •1 S375 Mo. Avail. now BOYD. Reaiton 675-5930 Fount1ln V1lley OOVER SHORES. Spacious $,PAC. home, old Corona. 5BR/FR w/pool & view. Ba. 1882-sq ft, carpeted, FURN (MacArthur nr Cout Hwy) drapes, many extras, lease 2 br apt, pool, close to1 ,!!IJ!!~!!)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! $500 per month, 1 year or shopg, adults. No peta.1~ 3BR 3 BA Fam Rm trplc 4 BR. 1% BA, tam nn, nr Available end August . . .yrc1 ,. ..,: .. ""~ ' va11' schools choice area. Leue $750/mo. Cookie Allison · 911 ' 6~ --·-··a · S330'.··Xvau ··i\ug ·~st:··Call· ·~"fC!9>""' longer. Avail. Sept. 1st From $165. m:>. 19 4 1"C"osc;.;;t•;..,;-M_,..;.; .. ..,_----Owner ·894-6435 Pomona, O>sta Mesa. 1 ·· *BRAND New 3· B'fl:0]11' N1C!E ,l·&·~BR-TrKilers:·$8() BA. Condo. w/Boat SUp. 2 & up. Malure adults. 133 E. car · gar. All appliances. 16th St., 642-1~. YEillY lea.se-Spack>ul & :-.= aKk for Margie or MAGNIFICEriT 4 BR IF R 'fuunac. 3' hr, 2 be. home. · home w/borse colT&l & $500. monthly. 609 Acacia, 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 car gar, ail vie'v of Upper Bay. For Crpts & drp.s. Sale or Lease. 2 8DRM, Infant OK. 2267 ea. 213: 287-<J023 or 213: n}'OCl Dr. Costa hfesa, Apt 644--0611 for appnt. bltns, fplc swim pool, kid11 lease -$2500/mo. (C20) ·~ ~'d OK. Like new. Only $255 • 287-872:1. "B°', 0'833-8533~=· "'·--~--2 BR house. <J\10 V1-...•u • mo. No fef! Agenl 842-4421 Recently redec. Crpts, drps, Macnab-Irvine S•n Ju•n C1p~strano 1 BR .. 1 studio. ne\.\·Jy redec., bltins, $275 mo. Call Mullan lEASE 3 br, 2 ha frplc, Realty, 540-2960 crpts, dll>s. nicely lndBcpd, Realty Company utils. S130-lll5. PINECREEK 2 BR, 1 BA, cptg/drpg., tmns, * 644-6660 * . 2 BR home, walk to water. Also 3 Br, 3 Ba. Bring kid11 . Agt. Fee. 919-8430 2 BR. Nice patio. Lge. stolll frplc., bit-ins. $325 Month yrly. 673-7(119/673-2222 .... 3 BR, 2 BA. 0,,ts, drps. & bltns. Near beach! No pets. Ph: ~'lrio'l . SPYGLASS Hill Home, 4 BR. FIR bonus rm. 3 BA. 3,300 sq. ft. Ocean Vu 644-5005 Cost• MeN EAS'T'SJDE large 2 BR, pr & patio, $165. Couple pre(. S.15-2655 3 BR home, frplc, garage, lrg lot, 139 Rochester St. 548-6377 or 962-3809. TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A WANT AD 642-5678 Just Say 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING A WANT AD -ll'f iflE -ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT JUST DIAL 642-5678 $260. 531-2998 642-8235 644.6200 dswshr • ...trig, pool, $200., 1 BR, turrushed. 1145. + L.IVES UP ~ Huntlr•tton BHch ~""'~"'!"'""'"'"""'""'!I 496-79!G. utllifies. ml Wallace, C.M. TO ITS NAME • • • --~---·---1s100 -2 BR, 1 blk beech, Townhouse Fum. 330 <n4> 842-3811. over 500 tall trees FOR leue, 3 BR, 2 BA, fam. Balboa. New Cl'pt!: &: Redec. and 10 streams with rm. Deane home with ail $350 -3 BR, Waterfront, Udo Huntlnpon a..c.. NICE furnished BAOIELOR waterfalls create a '. anunen!tles. Nr. Beach & Isle. Fr-pie, bi.tns, pr. ~ Older~ pre!~. relaxiftl setting for Atlanta. Walldn& distance tc $400 -New lrg 4 BR, frplc, ON' the water, 3 BR Hamilton, CM your 11p9.clous new 1-or ; 8Chools, shopping. $335 mo. gll', deck, 1 blk bee.ch! Townhouae, w/'JO' boat 11f1p. 0.M Potnt J.bedroom apartment. SmaH • 90-3944 Eveoo. NU-VIEW RENTALS 714, 53&-4950 · -ok. From 1110. FumiturO : s:a:xJ UP. 3 & "8r. No leue 673-4000 or fM.3248 Duplexes Fum. MS MAGNIFICENT apartment available. Models open 9:00 : requlnd. Othon avail. in * PLUSH * . II< v1 .... Beach below. com· to 6:00. 2300 Fatrvlew Rd .• · : Orng Cty. Call Dept ot Newport Q'e9t 2 hr, 2 be, BlilbM P•ntMUia ~~~· For ~2 Costa hfesa. Phone: 54,S.2300. : Tran 1 p ortation, lUXUry town home. Tennia, H·~ 1 •~·-DELUXE 2L316'0-33IO lrom ·9 -3 Jacuzzi, etc. S<'/5. Avail. Pfil1W fut,,!_ bdrm, :'°ter. vnl ngton -h APARTMENTS : ~ .f. BR, 2 BA • ~ ri 9i!_l633 d8,)'B, Eves. mo. ~ $245. $2. BAOIELOR. &: 1 BR., pa.tlol, Air Cond • F)>plc's -3 Swim· : Brand new Prest I g e . ~ ';i.UFFS Newport Buch m'~!ct p~th 1ara:: 0f ~:ls~~rfs "-~~Spa -i neighborhood -upgraded NE\V 3 Br 1 ' thruout. Near Brookhurst & ' pool & y8.rd. OCEANFRONT. Winter ren-c oseta. Rec. hall, pool & Billiard Room. ' Indianapolis. $425. Ask for maintenance custom crpts, ta.l. Lower 2 Br. Nicely pool tables, sauna baths. 1 BR. From $150 .. • & drps. $575. per mo. 1st & See for yourself. 17))1 1 BR & Den From S190 Diile -962-4171· last & depoiit. 644-1846 tum. Avail Sept. 'l S • Keebon Ln. (1 bllc W. of 2 BR from S210 ! 4 BR, 2 BA, $295. mo. Cqlts, evenings&: wknd8. OCE646-2.830. Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). 2 BR. Twnhscs Fi-om S250 , dl"p5. all bltns, WRlk to NEWPORT Beach. Se 11 ANFRONT. wlnttt ...,. 842-7848 MEDITERRANEAN . school, 2 car gars~. near $T2,500. or lease $57S mo. tal, lower 3 BR., SJ.25. Uwer 1 BR Fu Lux Adu! all shopping. Glen Mar 2 BR $250 Avail 9-JS m ury t VILLAGE Tract -~24 Spac Condo, 3 BR, pool & ~ -;.;,-;t. • • Garden Apt. Across from • ~ • yard maint. Cu.st crpts & "'~ Lake Park. $140/rno. 10..15 2 4 BDRM, 1% BA, bllns, shag drps. 1st & last. $3)0. dep. WOO'ER rental, n!cely turn uth St. 536-7447 after 5 & 400 1~fi~ s.s~!~ c .r.t. crptA, lge yard, patio. S yrs 114:833-863.5. 3 & 4 br, 2 ha. sleJ)ll to heh. weekends. OPEN EVERYDAY ' :::cli. K~~· 0~1(iJ) EXEC. home llarbour Vu =~8th ~ $350. $140 -· ULTRA NICE Ap 6 Houni: FM-Tues 10-6 532-0016 (Portatlno) 3COO sq~ ft. Lux · Pools. .f. Gardens. Sa Wed. A Thurs. 10..7 living, 4 BR, 31h be, tnm DuplexH Unfum. 350 Tennt.. Private pat l . Eestslde Lrg 2 Br's • 3BR, 2 BA, w/fam./din nn rm, rec rm, $.550 mo. Adults. Pb: 846-0259. w/w, bltTIB, big, pool $160: combo, fq>kl,-covr'd patio, 644--0.m. CoroM chi Mar 1 BR Furn, ~ blocks trom A.n,.100 ~-. bl.tns, nr. Edinger&: Spring-BLUFFS \u r-..., dale. $265. Ask tor D6le. Aug· IS "'m~-$340 .... 3BR,kl 2 BR, 1 Ba, W/W aha&'. cptl. ~7tbcoupStieoH B.only. See mgr. &12-9520/646-1816 962-44.n • · U<Q, w go upgtaln: w/gar I: deck, bit>-'TJN • 2 BR, carpt, drps, blt·ins, ,· crp<s,1_,_,_ ... ~ ....... ~ pool, stores, ins, Vu. $250/mo, .,_.1 1 BR. 1 mile from be1u!h. Call uo •100 0 .. """' -,,_, AWNE on lot 1 Br hse, gar. UUl!I ..........,,~ •'""'711 J'OO""O ~ v,.,..._,v v• Al!O walk to water 2 Br, Orchid, 673-7011. · Gu I: water pe.ld. M mo. see 22-~A Canyon Dr. Rent : $165. View ot Ocean 3 Br, WALK to water Bach unit 2 BR., l'ii ba., ,. ..... , -. 213': 59)...:2977. Sl!iO mo. lrt & last + $100. ', $14.5. Also. Balboa. Hunt -.-......... -.. d it N toi $235. Agt. Fee. 53&-2575. Bch, plu.11 2 Br Mobile from retrlg, .tove. Lease, $275. BEAOI Condo l!ltudio, ... .,.c: eim req. ope . LOVELY 4 BR, 2 BA. avall windo to beach.. A.gt. Fee. Adult.. 675-61'*5 Eves. call (213) 596-9479 eve.11. & 2 BR., carpt, drpa, btliM. 8-15. Lease $290. Near 979-3430 2 BR, refrlg, 11tove wkends. Days (714) 6-7700 Call 645-6135 or 6'rrMl676 or : Beach. 962-8851 008-6215. Leue $275. Mature adult.II. SMAIL tum apt for 1 or 2 9tt 500-B Joann. Rent $150 2 BR, 3 bu, house, fenced, chi ldren OK, $60 nw. rent, lC'BSC, 842..o:m7. NEWLY decorated, 4 Br. 2!~ o 1 t & I t + $100 Ba. built-Ins; frplc., 2 640--0747 elderly penons. m . s as . bl--•-be Costa u... 536-1717 deposit req. No Pets. \,l\;.fl.~ to h, yearly $45(). m. 548-1290 or 645-3319 Laguna Be•ch LARGE 3 Br, 2 Bn. enclosed NPT Shores 'Valcrfront 3 --=-. BR. den, 2 Ba 2 FP, oom- lrvl111t ' ba. munity pool, & tennis. 3 BH . ., 1 !4. • • ·" • • • • • $.1.50 Lease $450. 642-..1123. 3 BR., 2 ha. ••••••.••••• $375 5 BR., 2~ b&ths •••••••• $375 3 BR, 1 blk to ~ch. pvt t D~ 2~ .ba., bonus ,nn,'!.. MOO f Pl!OI. ~11t 'Vest N~ ad· l BR; 21> bath, ••.••••• $125 -$425. __.b<'. f'amHy 2 BR. 2 ba, deJ, AIC •• $275 6nly. 49:Hi768 3 BR. 2 ba .• den •••••• $\~ BIG CANYON 'BR, 2~ ba, ale •••••• $425 4 BR, 3 BA, avail Sept. 1, 4 BR., 2 ba •••••••• , •••• $500 $800. lease. 493-6197 or Vl·s1·0 n-,...,"'~=--="""=----=-=-3 BDRM .• lamlly rm, 2 Ba. I d h·11 !1'1....=. ~~." JI 1 SINGLES oR F'amWf!I 2 Br, $ISO. Abo, 3 Br, walk to REAL'('.(__ befleh, A.gt. Fee. 97N430. -A Company Wltli VGloii COZ't"°3Blt. 2BA. trplco troe Univ. Park Center, Irvine llned st. In Wtstclltt. $350+ Call Anytime 552-T';J()() tlepos1t 64&-2389 omce houn 8 AM to 8 Phf HARBOR Vu 3 Br, 2 Ba. cor- ner w 'Jot. 1 blk from pool. Rcls. $475 mo. Owner, 644-8480. NEW 2 Story, 3 Br, 11,t 88., patio, carp/drps. near · frplc, .&ti' •. 331-B 1~. ~. $130 FURNISHED 2 Bt. o.c.c._ l185. J><r 1Tl9Qth, • C.lwf. $325. ~ Near stores. Clean 5!'7..()350. D•n• Po1n• Realonomt~. Bkrs. 675-67001'11°"<0=-'u~p.~2=-s=R=-: -=,..,Br,.......,""2"°'&,.....1 • ---------Lido Isle Pool, blUrw. pla,y yard. • PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW 1996 ?tfafMe Ave .• ,, • 64.2-3813 1 111r, In 3.11<, 1.,. ttia'! ~ J"' :wtt.. ~· brl!'k 1rp1e, dbl 2212 eouT' No. 1 •• 646<;002 ; old, .• 21' 11Vl.nr nn, bllll g'ar;wlbtjr ~nt'1, 'Sl'm plul NEWLY-DF.CORATED kitchen. Spectaeular view of utU. 213-793-0427 2 Br w/v;ar, wtr pd. Call lights u night $300. mo. Nwport BNch btwn 1 & 5. ~ '99-2895 2176-E Placentia Ave. $145. N-port llHch CLEAN, llharp 2 ·BR, 1 ba CLEAN quiet 2 BR '\"· upper, l blk ocean. Adltl, no Cpts drPs Priv patio LARGE 2 Br, 2 Ba. Upper pets, tum \Vlnter rental bit-his. Ad~tJ. ~I bab.Y duplex. \V/W c;rpts, drpa, avail SepL 1.June 15. $225. OK. No dogs $140. 646--07'91 blt·lns. 2 blks to ocean .• Npt mo. Rnerve now. 3500 W. LARGE 2 Br, $l65. Drive bY Shores $275 mo. ~riy. Balboa Blvd. N.B. ~l8S9 787 \V. \VILion, to see Cail 675-3600 or 548-8912. $35 6 Up. 1 BR., 2 BR & 6TJ..-8193 NEWPORT Island, 2 Br, Bachelors. ·c.o1or 1V, makll"°'°='===~~--~· I crpt. drps, 1 blk bch. fUIO. serv, pool. The l\.11!S8, 415 N. :I BR SUS-Sto\'t'. rPh"ig, mon, rl.Y· ?i1ature adlt. Newport sr.; N:K"'646-96St. <'i>Y /drpg. htd pool. AdJ.L.lta. &75--0ll • 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM & Lrg. no pets. ~ YEARLY-2 Br., 2 Ba , bachelor. 1 BR howle, Sept. EASTSIDE. 2 BR.. carp, Newport Shores. 1.,_ blk to 15-June. 6Th-03:1S. drapes, blt·lns. Encl. KDr . beach. Ava 9/15, J,265, $ Cl Adlt11.. $173. ~1509. S48-8348. •n emente VERY NICE 1 UR. $1~. LOVELY walnut .sq. condo. nr. UCJ & Sehl•. 3 br, 2 ba, w/w crpt, gar, extra storaae ere&, dshWlhr, air cone!, + extra11. 1 blk from oommuntcy. P?'I. _no p«1ta. 1 yr. lease, sm. ~ DELUXE near new, OCEAN'F'RONT be.chekw 1·2 No chlldttn or ptts . S•n Clemente 3 Br, cloaed pr, yearly, br apts. ?JOl, view. Compl 831-9517. SPRAKLING Shoreclltts 4 642-.3188 or T•2--79t4, redecorattd, ut1J pd, SW-2 BR. Artults. no pclJ. BAY 'NE\V 3 Dt, 2 Ba, W/W carpt, drap. nel\l' ~hl11, U5e of pool• A tennla ct-. 552-8138 Bn house, t11m rm. 2 tull You don't need a gun to $195. No cblldml or »e'Q. h1EAOOWS AP'TS, 381 \\'. BA wet bar, encklscd yvd: 1o0raw Fut" when )'OU 492-3615. Bay St .. CM 646--00TJ fr'pfc, drps, diih"'llhr, Priv pl11oce Rn ad tn the Dally The fa."ltHt draw ln the' West. Don't l{lve uo tM> ahlpl br.nch. club. S.160. m o. Pilot Want A.da! Call now • , .a Oa.lly Pilot 01ut1lfled "'Ll11" It in clQ."IUied, Ship 48'l-6009 -642--561'. Ad. 64l{i678. lo ~haft ~lt81 6-12~ ' . . ' . . • • • • . . . 3 LINES 2 TIMES 2····DOLLARS ····· · <Any lte171 :Priced $50 Or Less) -Pin~h Yourself A Pile Of Pennies (Or Even Oollars) 642-5678 Pen·ny Pinchers ... Dial Direct for· Details Pile Up Profits North County, 540°1220, Toll Free . - • DAILY PILOT .~ENNl~P1NC.HER WANl _AJ>j_:. -,__ . ' . • I • ' . •• ' •I I • ., -'• '' ' 'I ., I ·1 ·1 I I " .. "1 , . .. " . ' . I • ' • . 'I ·'! ·•. " ' o· .. ' l ·• I 'l ' ' -'I ' ' I I ·I A • ' ' . I l " I ' : " ' ' I . ' ' .- ; .. -I .. , -I ' -1 ' ' ' ~· .. )• ~, ., ... ' ' " '1 ,, ': ,. ' .. ' ' • ' ·,1--· . I I 'I ., •• • '' : SaturJa)', A1ig1,11t 4, lCJ73 DAILY PILOT .29 [ -~-J[t] I~ ..... ~-I~ I -nuf~-1~1 ~ ...... 1~1 ;;;! _. ........ ~1~ .. ,,1.--.... _ .... ~~1~~~111._I i.._ ..... _-~l[g];;1 ! -· .. ·-I~ I""""--]~ 1 ,~....._._u_nfu_m_. ___ 3;.:;;'5 ~'· Unfvrn. . J65 kewpOrt -h Rooms 400 Office llent.J · , 440 il_•_n_11_1,_w..;lc.nc.;t•;.;;d_-"-460;;.;;I Lo-•t _____ ...:;.55;;.;. s, 1 B1by<l ti1119 Haul in!! --' .... ' ROOMS ~ wk up W/klt $31) I Ill, - Cost• -c .. os'"'."''•;..;.;Me= .. "-----1 PARK NEWPORT wk up apto. Chlldren & pet New-rt' lleach UCJ undergradnat••· •GENrnous· 11.WYSl'ITING in Oly horn.• BIG Brother And The Hau)·t ~ section. 2376 Newport Blvd,. Offi, ~ ... !.'l'adu1.i1t-01> &: t.;i.cuhy "'Ill tA prefer ~ 2 tfl •I yrs. S2.'.i t11g Co. l l>&ullng # D d * -* * 2 BR. 1\-i BA. CPtt. drps, APARTMENTS CM . 548-9755, 645--3967. ces need h()us1ni: beginning mid wk. Cul_ ·liUC, !'"t11R-:.!117. t•ltoanup. Toni l\lyen. call I bll.ns, water pufd. -Quiet, th ' ba ROOMS 120 A 11 bl .1 ~•a•~ty Sept. If you ha.ve 1t roon1. •REWARD• Cir-nter lloct·kday~ 11-.'i, S:l.3-8303 or/ Anotfl•r R ing B rothe r• mature adults. s.t~U06 Oft' -e '~ wk up wt kit S-10 v a 8 e · mmo;ui w>11· house or apt. to rent nc11r '"--'~--------1 ~·('\_·kcrMls .nnd eves 673-5881. , wk up apla:. Chlldrn & pet Ground level acees!I, amp e tilt can1p\us plcMe contact N'E.'\V tn()(k:I t s. ~I o v 1 N G II I · Denlopment l..J\G newer 2BEl, crpta, dtp•, J.ux~oartment living section. 2376 NeWJM)rt Blvd. earkinc, Afr •. Concbtioulng, 1<11.thy at ucr HoURfn1;t Of... For return or any inforwa-finish. ~IOl't-'~ .. ui~~~: & I I ' au 1:,11· ITE patio, bltna, garaae, prjvacy 1 OVjo•rJ$1SO ng u:ie ;~ter. En7 CM. 548-<!t155, 64$-3967. . ' C&rpcta and ~ d Ta Pe$• Uce, 8.13.-6ru. F'rt'C ]!Sting rion Jeartlng to l"(.1\lfn of A hOfllell e1c.. Cus1-0n1 v.•1>rk. ~;;~'.~.-up~ 1~.~~ ~ f ~1 ":, e: MED RRANEAN Westc:llU, $185, 67>-u;l. t Y ,OOO • 1 spa, Sl.EEP!NG ·room -·t··-utilltieN'J~ )\(I., 800 "' serv1·-. ~1d four lc•f clove• pin, L1 er 100~ fu·0 2 BR I 1 swinuninJ pools, 1 ligtited ..... ...... 1800 IQ ft 4J tent 4 Sq It ..... ..... c, ,· ru..ool. ;m-.1961 Cllllei,:(• S111df·nt 5, I 7 I -1 I VILLAGE . new Y painted, crpts, tcnnia court• plus miles of adults, $65. per month prlv. Call e.i~ '64&-0555. · · WANTED 2 Bedroom hou5e appro". 2 lnchcs in diameter, C•rnat Service ~!2-7:JRt dr:t>S, gar & laund. fae., no bJcucJe trall111 putting shut eritrarw.-e & bath. 2135 Elden -> l or duplex, 3 rel i ab I e, wit h je\VClt'Cf hot'!lesliOc in r-c.·1.•'.•N'UI'. 1laul1'11<. w·,u An ad'·ess or dlstln~ ~ts older cple. ~8-9735. I 1 ~ • '· • A e Apt 1 c •1 -"te1·· al·· ••Id 1 k • ~" u.i ..... r-' !leboard. croquet. Juruor l'a v • • ·•• · r c 11 'p on s i bl e g i r Is . ~.. · ""'· ' oc C• JOHN'S Curpct S.· IJpholi;U·ry h••lp you n1ove vrith 111y lion in ~Costa Me 8 Q NICE ,lg. l hr, $140. 2 hr, lt'°1u '$1'4.50 monthly; also I NICE room, prlv home, walk ,,,,,.;._ References avnilab1e. Pets. ~~~=s :rn ~h~~~cl",Pf~~~ Ori Shan1poo fl'~··· &'O!Ch· 1r1u:k. Li>\v ratl'S· Rcrs. adja~ent to Newport $155. Westside, 645-8271 a.o~ 2·bedf90m plans and dlstanee OCC/Fairview to $\7j. Costa Me~ or .t."t.Wrd IS.>i l l!l·lardnntsJ . l:ii\6-5.)34 Beach, Balboa and the 642-2623or642-2890 i z.'atory town houses. Eire· }Josp. $55 mo. $15, wk. Ne"·port Beacn l>is-6164 ~l 1>cr'.p1, F'Li\. 1'hest' arc Dearta!K!r>: & all (t>lor ~n '10~0~,~.~U~.,~,S~I~G~H~TI~.~V t Southland's finest com-BACK BAY VI EW '..!.:_ic kittjlens, private patios =M().J8'='=~1C-O.~~=-~--• · \VANTED duplex or 2 Bdrin rne;~~~ntoii~ns1~.i;~oss'~1i1~ brighto1K·1·11 & 10 minutP 'fHASJI .~ DEBRIS. SU munitles. 2 BR. llEATED POOL $200. ~ baleonl~s. carpctiog, d.ra· ROOMS ,: $25. & up. • , home. 2 glrls. $150. replact'able. p LE As E, , ~~~aeh !•ir i1·hi1e ('1u·pet,;, l.<)1\11 . COLLl::CE STU· 2453 Irvine, C.M/548-1729 •perles. subterranean park· Overlooking Harbor & 540-8308 PLEAS!!" -.vr YOU/' money li)1 suvin~ IJF:N'I' .-,.18-6428 R-OOMY 1 B 1 Co Ing \Vlth elevators. Optional Ocean. ;, blk to ocean. 2500 · .. help it you have me ei<tro. trips. \Viii Cll'nn c-~---,~-1 UNFU R.f .. ISHED . r ap. . n-matd aervlec. Ju.st :xirth of Se . CdM _ r.tATURE epl needs 3 or ·l hr any inform11UQ11 . 6"12-3589 llvln~ nn., i!inln~ rni., & ~IO v I I:'l G & ha u I in g 1 Bedroom. Fr. $l50 ven1ent to. schls & shopping Fashion Island at Jamboree aview, · NEW OFFICE.S &~m rn1. ~pt~~·~~~~ F.ives. & 11'l>e.kt'nds. nou $l:l. Any rni. Si.:iO. a11)1vh~rt'. rurnitu1·e, misc. l BR. & Den. Fr. $190 $125 mo, 1ncld utU. 642-2'l40 and San Joaquin Hllls Road. 1 BR. Full ha., lg closet, pri AIRPORT g area. o . DEEP orange short hair, <:1>uch $10. Chair $5. 1:) yl's. llt·nu1, t•t{" Bill &. Skeeter, Dana Point I Telephone cn4) 644-1900 patio & ent· 3 blks, fron1 No lease 1~'d, full service, neutcn...>d malr ca1 11•/f\ca exp. is 11·hul c'<1u11ti1, not fiil:'>-2161 ___ ----t 2 Bedroom. FR. $210 !Qr rental Information ~bc~h=&_ba~y_.'_G<s-<;688 ___ . ___ drpG, epts, music, air cond., [~ collar. Lost 17th or Junt.>. mull1CM!. I 110 \\'llrk n1y.<wU. c~:N th1.ulii1g. i:ree/Shrub 2 BR TwnhousesFr $250 NEW -DELUXE ROOM w/bath & prlv. entr. au util. Single offices rrom [ ~ ~ Vic of Se.111a Ana Av~~. ,r,. Goo.I ref. :i.31--0IO L triln. Gar & Yd cleanup. Pl Call Roomy, cheerful & bright! THE NEW Near Lagurui Beach Hi, $75. $125. mo. . . •. 15th St. NB. Any i11for. S-"r-1-:\/i-;·s !tu~ l)oct-"-'·-c-,-"-t"'-. t 1;:st. :>.11-6377, 5.57-6904.. ease For 2 BR.~ ba., cpts/drps, bn-8AYWOOD APARTMENTS mo. 497-1284 PALASADES CENTER plea1'e cnll 642-1983 Re1var1L !'-i!r:un C'll·an. Fi·•·•· l·:si. Sl\IPL..0-A-l)t::P.. -& rlunlp truck Avallabilities ins. ~;o.:a To $235 mo, 1~ Newp0rt Beach are Guest Home 415 2072 S. E. Bristol LOST, Male Siamese, 1..~U1u· (Mli-7111 t, 6<4:,..;>.U~f> 11·oi·k. f.:Ontrt•tt!, asphalt The charm of Old 1·BR avail. at $175/185 t YdJie ::re8 o!:fiee ts Newport Beach 557·7010 Announcements 500 w/bell & ban·el on it DiBr~RNAJlOO atMl SONS .sawing, breaking. 846-lliO. World Spain awaits you Adults, no pets open. ly. m 10 AM to PRCIVATE ROOM (Campus.Irvine Intersection) Either ~ig Canyfln or Easi carpet sales, installation & ln Costa Mesa at Ring D•n• Harbor Realty ~~~oa~~~ =: for elderly, amliufato ry PRESTIGE 2 ROOM BluJf area. 644-6687. r<'pai1·s. ~-t·ee Est. 963-26.19 Housecleaning Brothers• Me d i t er-, 24671 La Pia:za (W4i.5555 J>@rson. Nice, quiet sur· Exee. office, adj. Airporter September 1, 2, 3, l913 GERMAN Sh<'P. l•,~ old &.falc Co;itractor Carpet Cleaning A~2790 . 131-0044 iJEWPORT Crest Plan 2, roundinga. Good, nutritious Hotel. Full. glass view, YOUR llEA'LTH QUES· B /\V. name is "Oden" Vi c #·-----------Floor Care & Windows r a n e a n Village. The D E•L .. UXE STU-~10-mealis. paneled walls, a ll util., Un· TIONS /Answered tn person lRth & Mont'O\'ia please ('fill JACK: ·raulane, ]' e pair' ) country is the setting · · ..,, ~a:~ mRcar~ ~~~u~ Call 548475.1 crowded parking. 21 7 2 by Or. Wilfred E. 3'iute, MD 646-87:17 ' reinocl, a~ld. Lie B-1. 269072. I U!(•h Ma-int. St:l"\'. 537-l~ ~~~e quaint CQbbl& 2w:s~ blltns~~wf~:::: l~~:g ,opeoer, pool&. tennis, lease VACANCY for elderly lady ~~ Rm. 8, Irvine. N ~!irgl£a • Liv~nig~.n •. ~fD. LOST: male Bu1·m£'St' eat, l\1y Way Co. 547-0036 Ce~~~ n ~::clea;;:g~ swiie courtyardS arid rm, prlv patio, $2'l5 .. 33936 $550 per mo. 54&-7021 or in Iii::: Guest hon1e. Good • ot rs • u ttlonlst~ · flea eolJar, vie. Top nf the OrivewaYs . $20 d pathways wind over Alcazar. Tel: 496-1268 &44-l087. food served. 646--3391 NEWPORT Benett-Airport Authors. Car!t?n Fredcrics \Vorl!f, Laguna. 0 w 11 c r 11·ru1sportauo11, a. ay , Streams and ponds to Summer Rentals 420 area. office space. 45c sq. · · Pau~ ~uola & ~~ny heartbroken. 494-5571 * DRIVE\VA\" * 962-1026 Huntington l!each RELISl'ED .paek Bay area. ~---------' fl. Full service. 300-3.000 sq. 0U1ers. ~nunars. Exti1b1t s.t ~---------SEAL COATINC; JAPANESI:: !ally Y.'ould like the door of your villa ---''--'-';;.;;.;... __ I 2 Bdl'ms. shag, drapes, 3 BR 2 Ba 1 2 ft. J\fullan Realty. 540-2960 Ac:upuncture . . Organie J\iA.1 .. E Oi·at~f..'<' C~l· 11'i1!1 tiousecleaning. ·rransporta· apartment. NOW READY! stove, garage, Jg. patio. oceM, pool: l~i;~ns, ~~:! 3400 Irvine, Ne\vport Beach Gardening. N~I' Muriot1 1 :n·own ,y.1ark~ngs. Tip of ll"ul J<'Hl'~E EST. 6-1;)-3.15~ lion needed. 968.0fiO:l. Mature adutts onty. No pets furn. frplc, patio, \\'/O, P. 1-Jotcl . Century Blvd. nr.' Jl.•n t. 1c: 'oppye .~ 2nd, -Fireplaces, wet bars, CASA JIEMPO h 01· trucks. Avail Sep,l. 3 $17S. Fenton 6~. 2110 o• 54~159. Business Rental 445 Airport . \Vrim 'tor pro.£:Tarii CDi\'1, Re1varll, 67:1 .. ~3!J7. Drafting, _______ EXPERIENCI-:o <l<')){'nduble 642.-2267 r.r • .r-o C ------l11dy v.:ill ~·lt"an your home .. beamed ceilings, WOOd BEACH Apts 1 & 2 Br. Furn It. Vt--PO Box 1675 ·GERMAN Shep, blnrk S, tan, DESICN/drafL plans honic 636-0974. paneling. (You cnn see lhe CLOCK * EASTBLUFF Luxucy. 2 frpl, opposii.e Coi-ona dei FOR LEASE Vista, Ca. 92003. 8 mos, bro11·n coilar, vie. & comml. additions, gar- F hi d d i d fronl the San Diego Frwy. str ,2 Bf\, ~Ba. trple, Ne1v stores or o1'I.iees \l'ill be 19th/llon1ona, Jul. 1 5; ages, 842_3400. HOUSECLE1\NING: 1 as l, -as one es gne Just No. ol ttie San Diego paUo, 2 single gar, Adlts, ~;1'w~~ ~~~~~i.gutc. available in about 3 nionlhs. 645-2926 aft 5. 'C"====-----1lcpcndnble; good cook . color-coordinated in-Frwy at Magnolia ) 644-64tX>. Ideal Huntington sea ch 1 J[j) SCHNAUZER, 1nall·, salt & Drape;-i es Ref's. 836-8988. terJors, with carpets DELUXE 1 & 2: BR.'s· NEW 2 BR oondo, walk to 2 & 4 BDRM. apts at Ocean loell.tion in shopping center. hnonak *'. pepper, rh111eston(.' oouar, HOUSE 01' .. CLEAN aDd drapes. WI.FIREPLACES! J Huntlligton Center, pool edgeAI=-• _!.150ly .!_ up a""'"v.,·L~ For information eall Jerry • ~2219 home, of Ci c e, CUSTdOM dpraperyb.I s1wags, Steam Carpet cleaning, win- -Private patios and e Priv•t• Patios l ~'.JV-• laundry. ~ "Ms.~ .. tal "' Gill\.5l;~Real Estate . 776-119L $100 Reward. ~ spr~8i,J~ ~~ ec,.::\n~~ ~ns: floors, free est. balconl.. e Dl1hw•1her1 I' ·. ·~· NE · ~ o.= 0• Eves. =o ~74 SMALL F. blk. cat \\'ilti fluf. 839-4599. • SECLUDED 2 hr · WPORT Beach Otannel 3CW'"_,., • JU0-,1,J Personals 530 fy long fur & white patch.on 1..:=="'-------Insurance -Community Center e All .:Heating Pd. loea.tion wli ba. aa= Front, Attrao 2BR home -NEWPORT BLVD. chest, wearing .flea collar, G d · with spacious lounges, • Jacuni 1 1 -<!rps . 61 .. __ adults nO sips 6, avail now, $2IXI wk, "FRONTAGE A "Special" seeks a REWARD 897~ • ar ening -..-~ • 1·•u:t, 675-2445 · "Special " Exec S'll" 155 · billiard and ping pong • Heated Pool ~ 1 pets. Lease $1&5. 673-2370 Attractive,· decorated, 2 lbs, Lil~ time Rets. Seeks JULY 28, 7 .mo red Irish ~t-* Cr:eative Girdening ~. • RKreatiOl'.I Bldg. [ UNFURN apta for rent: lBR AVAIL Aug, 4 to Sept •. 15. roomy offices or stores. petite unencumbrd lady, ter, has ~gs, needs medical "Put life in your garden & a -3 swimming p 0 0 1 & • Luxurious Lndsc~· UlO mo: ?BR $295 mo. 1917 fr:t5 ~ S~ee~~ :i':d' ~ .. ~16!,r,U:l~n~l not tied to a ·job. Reply a~ vie San Clemente song in your heart.·· outdoor whirlpool 4 ADULTS ONLY W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, NB. • · parking. Yum or unfurn. ,,11/pjcture & per tine n ti,.c''==='=-----~ ExJ)t'1". Irishn1an. Cleanup, . h d ' . ·STOP BY & SEE US -.·DAY 673?110 ' McNASH REAL TY details. P.O. Box 4665; LOST: Wallet-blue suecle J\faint, Landscaping, night lig te tennis OR NIGHT -FOR YOUR TOP of Towers on bayfront NEWPORT beaehlront, sips 642-'"" ... · eves. °'" 0078 Irvine, Ca. \\•/fringe, vie S.A. River Sprinklel's installed/repair. courts. ' CHOICE OF APARTMENT. Deluxe 2 Br. 2 Ba. View of 9, wash/dryer, 40 ' window, .won \t'Ur""UJ trail RE\VARD1 M::>-369-1 646-1072. -•• h 'th -12 H 'I A B July 2&-A ll 83:H350 EAST 17th STREET PROF. man, 50, quiet habi"· . . t-~=~-~~---HCOJ.t spa 'VI gym-• .,.. 11 ve. H. • ocean, newly redec. $000. ug. · pleasant personality ,\·ants LOST Lab. Ne~ Orange MOW & EDGE AUTO Ins. . by the month. ·Many tiok~ts.-taneellcd-« under age. Lower rates. S.18-4110 . Mainten•nce FWAT Afain. Paint, crptry, repaiNi, dry rot etc. 14 yrs esper. 991-.'W()4 nasium and separate Mgr. J\lr. & Mrs Elliott mo. 645-0934. BALBOA IS. Furnished Successful quarters in house; apt com· & 19th. Rewilid. Call EXPERT & men's and women's 847-4982 SEACLIFF Manor Apia. 2 br home 2 story·3 br, avail Costa.?i-1esa. Location plcx or boat in exctiange for 646-8300 eves. DEPENDABLE Painting & faclliu·es, ,. n CI U d. ANY one for iennis dcr.• 2 unfum $1£5. l ~ft ha, pool. now. $250 wk. 314 Ruby. 1443000 Sq.I ft. \\•ith additional Ute dt_ules. 6 4 6-2 2 8 8' LOST in Dana Point. Blk & Paperh•ngin9· •-k· bo 1 ... t 1 MINI bl k f "~ 2 =. t. or storage. Retail &'" .._,,, Call For Prompt, ing Sa una ba ths Br, 2 Ba condo. en osed ~ a u our uiscoun Pan. ' · oc rom Ul.""11, & au~tonioti'vc ,, •.• s. OU""~. \\'hlte Short Hair Polnt c1· Co · 11 11 1.525 Placentia Ave, 548-2682 !3!·.L \V/pntio. Aug. 4-11 & . .,.. 4" 7 Free Estimate. mplete House Pair1ling A security system to garnge, a hu t·lns, In-~J;;J REALONOMICS CORP. .f1JLLY ~ICENSED :rt-98 4 534-7187 Custon1 lnt, 1-veather proof -. . elUding \\·asher/dryer. Best NEW duplex 3 Br, 2~~ Ba, · Sept. 1-8 6~ BROKERS 675-6700 . ~ SPIRI1 ~ALIST * tPOO'=~o~I.E=.-m~i-x.-b~l-k.-,-.,~,.,-Y Exler. i'\/o job too small ins ure your pnvacy. of all · n1illion dollar club s.m per 1no. 1 blk to ocean 1 BR Dupl. slps 4, I I.Ilk Spu:·itual ~achngs 10 an1·l-O hair, 1 \l'hite fronl pa1-1-. Ans CO !\'t PL ET E lt111dseupe 1-~ree estin1ates Local refs. -A special section for house & planned aedvilies. or bay. 822 W Balboa. (213) ocean. $100 per week OFFICE on Ne\vpott Blvd. pm. Advice o~ all matters to Tiptie, Re1-1·ard S36--l64il 1naint. scrv. Co1nni'I, ind, CERMAK PAINTERS those with small pets. All hobbies. PooY,'-'1mW. 4~781. August. $1.Q3. mo. 642-1272, Avail on lease partially 312 N. El Camino Real, San t~=~-------•'<'sid. Sprinklrs. clea~up. 547-3296 -Conveniently locat· For adults over ·40.-$290. r FOR rent yearly, nice lBR, BEAOI apt. furnished. Sum· fum,, carpted, 'air cond, Clemente. 492-9136 492-9034 ~f ~~~te J:~~an vf%t:;'i~~~ "647· 5-6987"' ="'=-;:-.,-----PAINTING, honest work. ed to a ll of Southern :: b~~~17~. except stove, frige:, washer/dryer, mer or winter ftntal. Call parking, 4pprox. lCklO sq. PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con· 646-0478 · JAPANESE Gardener, ex-"1t0!W.lrinker. Bonded & Calif · · t -1-gar, 1 blk to ocean & bay, 646-6077 OR 64fr40ll. Ft. $25Cltmo Warehouse also fident, s y m pa t he ti c -. per. Cleanups, yard SCJ'V. Jn.sured. Olatlie, 836.9441. orrua, JUS UUU"' VILLA YORBA · U 75. mM.75. Avail. r.-1~1 for ,.. __ ._ctor p~•~ counseling. A-bor-MALE ..Suunese. 6 mos old. Rel ' & te fro th P 'fl 2 BR SUMMER RENTAL .....,.... ......uu.o •Ye•~-.. v· W"--p 645--06"·94. neat. Free est. C & A PAINTERS U S m e BCI C · 2 548-7.616 . t:ion & adoptions re:L ic: ~ & lacentia. 2 l, & 3 BR. Unfu.rn. WATERFRONT Apt - 2 br, C.Orona del Mar bo d 548-7947 836-944l Ocean and Newport Starti~ at $123. newly redecorated. $215. 833-1691 or 673-3121. 145 E: 18tti St, C.M. suttable APCARE 642-4436 snl. ys sa · EXPER. ~paoese G~ener. Beach, overlooking Rtfrlg.-UTIL, INCL'D Utll. pd., Slip Av a i I . tor st'Ol"e or ofe. 362 sq. ft. PREGNANT? T ti inkin g . SMALL. CAT . Cleanups, yard serv. Relia. P~OF. wall?>ve~ng state the Costa Mesa Coun-16000 Villa Yorba 613-2182 Ol' Mtr8496 V•catfon Rent•I• 425 $100/mo. 1& 1009 sq. ft. abortion? Know all the faets Siamese with white & neat. Free est. 642-4389. he. no. 279a14, u1sur., all try Club. (nr S.D. FN'Y ottram.P) NEAR HOAG HOSPITAL. • S2ei/mo. C.J.S. R E AL first! Call LIFE L~24 Collt>ge Park 557-TI41 GARDENING -.CLEANUP·' . ~of paper. 714: 842-4386 .. OPEN EVERY tiA'i '' NEW :1i~,~~;;. ·~W:hr~l!.·~~~·~ ~eqpeil",,~ =~:~~u~~. ;~ t:;~-~~ ~~ ~g; ... ~~l~~!!!,T~ Rcaoo"a~ie,.i;i:~, ~""'Est. p.~~~ ~~ ~ Hours : Fri • Tues 10-6 ocean. 2 Br:t 1 Ba, littns, Adttits. $210 mo. 642-4387 ~nth. AM <-nc> sq. ft', adjoining busy cor-member:shlp $3. 1:r fhl I ,i ' • , MO\V & Edge. Expert & 40 ar~;l! ~~ !sensed •. '& \Ved. & Thurs. 1()..7 shag WJ>t, drps, D/W, BAYFRONT w/prlv beach & • ner, for business or office 'Partner' 8 3 6 12 71 or dependable. Call for prompt gu . ~N W .. oalbednif te.ilings, $200.· pier. New 3 BR, 2 BA, $550/ ARROWHD new' 4 hr 3 ba frn use . C ost a Mes a . 548-1479 [ 1 ~ free est. John, 546-l44S. o uhN_ Directlons: to Medlterranear1 $2LO. tease, '310 19t.h St.. mo. Yrl,y. 979-0631, &W-4510. home. Fool tennis, bch.,Day 645-2020/642-6560 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. ntrvctlon ~ Complete Lav.'n & Gardening * WALLPA~~R ."'!f Village: From the San Diego tJ.B. Call alt 6 pm & wknds, NEW 3 BR 2 ba yrly 'vk mo or sel1!trd. 646-2824. "TIIE FACTORY" has shops Phone 542-7217 or write . ,....,.... Service -Hauling & Cleanups. When YQU eall Mae Freeway: Harbor 131vd., •SJ6-M2S crpt/drps. 40• trom' ocean'. Rentals to Shfire 430 avail. from $90 mo. In Can· P.O.Box 1223, Costa Mesa. . Jlhl 548 .. -0405 548-1444 eves. South 2 miles, Or from New· 2 STORY n..JlLx, 2 Br, apt. S42S mo. 543-2819 nery Village, 425 30th St., JULI from MJssouri or * PAINTING_-* __ , r~ FEM roommate be A N B 673-9606 or 642-8520 · Schools & Ci'al"dening & clean.ups • port Blvd., t urn North on Count...,. atmospllere. Hunt. ,. ... GNIFICENT view 10-e • g. ug. · · • · anyone \\'1KJ can contact her, , , It t _,, rof · naJ .,.J ~ ~.. 10Jh to hr 2BR 2BA t t t 57S SS' "'S7 J>a.Yl: o o.:a..u P eSSlO s. Harbor Blvd. Harboul' area. Ranae lnc. ·rooms 2 frples 2 baths • s • , ap 1600 sq. ft. INDUST. shop, Call Rudolpho; &tZ-5838. ins rue rons "rVV For b:ce est. 646-5178. MEDITERRANEAN ~t.~\_.l.chlld . $225. (213), garages. $450.. Ne8.r stores & ;~30CDM. $125, 675--7666 alt $2'25/li. ,Also 600 aq,. -':!·· otti.:,-e SUNSHINE Parent Co-Op Get,eral Services ™.:..:=,L: scbools 642-6889 w v g qtrs, $15:>. CM~ [gJ L:.:_ PROF. pa.Inter, honest ~'Or.k, . VILLAGE \ * rn RUNS * . . STRAIGl:IT & ~ ... --'-'e, &l&-2130 [ • I Nursery Scoool ha.s open-RUBBISH ' hauU--: y-~. reas. Inl /ex!, free est. · Apt1 43 h · ~--· "~ lottond-Inga for 3 t, 4 ~ olds. ·~ I -u Rel 548-2759 642-3 •-H•rbor Bl--, $ " 3 BR U49 •-..-.11ot1 ' as nice 2 BR bOuse on SHOP' STORAGE 1~a. ""•fl. ·. • ... -or -=71"· ~.'... ~hse, hc e>u>-ub p. s. , 913. A>t¥V va., f!:J_ •ok. ~.,.' ""A-•-~n·=Ln·. Furn. or Unfurn. 371 E 19th to b Lad OK. ...,., .,.,. · .,._., ,.>U "'~ nc-111Uv"' ... '""' I Cost• Mn•, C•lff. 9262t IWWJ ~ ~LllU .~1457. s are. Y ~~aAgr ~t.N~i41~. Qffice, BEGINNING Guitar lessons, ~gtttly tras~ &. d~':.is ~f p a:.ler, Patch, R~palr (7141 S57-8020 (I blk W. of Beach Blvd, off Balboo P enln1uto ho Day & Pvt = '>\I' 7 d k * PATCH Pl.ASl"ER!NG * \Ve believe ln Egua! Slater) 842-3546. WANTED 2 straight males to 1600 sq ft INDUST. shop, foiund. (frff eds) 550 ry m~l278 eve. Fist, 11ellab1e.~ ~th All t.""'s. Free estimates Housln" Opport\lOIUet \,WALK TO BEACH 2 Bedroom, Bayview share new borne, in Laguna $225. Also 300 sq ft office ' essons. · Coast uauling, 673-9036. vi"' • o bea h Bal'"-... · Beach 833--9627 499-4290 IQ-; c M 646-M.30 FND -1male German t• Call 540-6825. - * * * 1 6: .BR, Crpt/drps, bit-n e 'nr UIRl" pier.. SHARE Apt or Ho~ Save$$ ""' · • · ·Sheph~. -.bJa~k and tan. Theatrical 580· HANDYMAN' • aJl kinds or Plumbing \Ins., ~· 308 16th. 536.. Cl~dt::1~ ~ CaIJ HOME PARTNER lndustri•I Rent•I 450 Trained, VJc: Mesa Verde -· . \\.'Ork, smaJI jobs a _.... l5th. 960-1749 , 6'7S-6372 or 9S7-1988 836-1194 or 548-1479 * * * Cost& Mesi ~-coul~'t keep MEN_ TV/MODELING specialty. ~. 546--9723. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING l----------J38R.!· bltlns, closed gar, C , . FEMALE t _,_ __ 1...., -talren by, Animal Control INTERVIE\\1 SWlMMING Pool Repairs. Remodels & Repairs. Water HARBOR GREENS tj!dtcorated, wlk to ocean, Ot t•' ~ Concl in &urtawu;A.;~ ~2183; Kris Ramt ria CentM' 8/2. 1 Expanding mtn's depart. En~'ays installed. Lie. & heaters, disposals, fUrnaces, , erpts, rui;~~55 TiiE EX1...'1TING 726-8132 aft 6 pm. 783 Allegheny FND. Fml dog rnixed breed ment . A ~ full or Bonded Contractgr. 543-1024 dshwashrs. 642-6263 M/C & From $130 to $215 Mo. PALM MESA APTS. COLLEGE student needs Costa Mesa l\Ied sz. Blk back 1v/\\•ht part time career. l8 to 30 ~•,,tt'T.5-'-P"'M'°'.===~=~ ~~lee~omplete Plumbing 81chelor, 1# 2 or 3 Br. LftG -2 Br, l~' Ba studio. MINUTES TO NPT. BClt. S70 You are the winner or underside. Son1e b1'011·TI 2 years old. 5'10" or over, St\N. CLEMENTE AREA Beam ceilin&&. Firple, Encl. enelsd gar, couple-, infanl FURN. OR UNFURI'J. :;:m~TI.9 per mo. E 2 tickets to the collars. Vie. Brooktiurst & clean cut. Paint'g-Plumb'g·-Repairs. PLUMBING REPAIR patio. Sep. lndry area. 2 OK. no pets. $157.50/mo. Unbelievably laree apts, RINGLING BROS & llamilton HB 963-1777 FLAIR'E AGENCY ~tob. Hms & Ap ts. 496-5717, No job too small Pools. Sauna. Ree. facit.1 _842--0350_=~------huge pool, Jaeuz:I elect bit· Gar9ge1 fOr-Rent 435 BARNUM & BAILEY LADIES Ring round in Call for appt. (213) 278-2292 ~64-6-09_7'1_._______ * * 642-SJ.28 * * ~ty Guard. No pets. ins, stiag crpts, drps, saWla GARAGE CIRCUS Oceanfront sand be 1,v nl ll0-5). 473 So. Robertson H•ullng Sewing/Altera1i">nl Models Open WALK TO BEACH ete. Adults, 110 pets. at the· Newport & Balboa Piers. I Blvd., Beverly HD..ls. --'"------1---='------10 'til 7 pm I & 2 BR. Crpt/drps, bit-ins, SINGLES From $150 For storage only $2.5. 548--0178 ~!~Fully licensed -not a school 32" FURNITURE VRn for Alter•tlons-642·5845 2700 Petor oo'n W•iy, CM gar. 308 16th. ~-1 BEDRM. From $16..~ 213.1 ~den Ave, Apt. 1• C.l\J. COANNVAEHETIMION PART Shepherd rcmale local furn hauls & gen'l Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. (nr H1rbor & Adams} SPAC. nu 1 br, frple, pri. 2 BEDRM. From $185 Offlce ·Renlat 440 CE N bas tan feet. V~. V'ieloria. hauling. 548-1862. Telev ision Repair 546-0370 gar, patio, nr. Hntg Harbor, Unfurn Apts A·,tail Fro1n $10 NTER nr Brookhurst 2580 Santa [ I~ LOCAL moving & hauling by $175. 536--0269 to $15 LESS. PRESTIGE FOR OPENING NIGHT AM Ave., C.M'. Semc.and._,. student. Large truek. Reas. COLOR TV Repair, expert, I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"' I Huntington Harbour Yllu're rlgtit, they're imder-OFFICES AUGUST 13. FOUND female Siamese.. . S.~4-1846 or 673--0647. reasonable, most in home. EXL!V!NCIT!NG•.G Re-n"t~WYourADULOwnT priced! 1561 P,fesa Dr. Fountain Valley, Beauti-Please. caJ.t 642:5678, ext 333 Turquoise rhinestone collar. CLEANUPS, remove dirt, Free estimate, H.B., N.B. & FOR rent or lease, brand <5 blks from Newporl Blvd.) to chum your tickets. (North Vie. Seville & r.t: St. on the trees· tvy, drfveWays. grad· CM. Bert Gallemore, g:i:;r BA=:~ new 2BR Townhouse, JWim· 546-S.v.&o ~r~e~.~uil~~~ County toll tree number is peninsula. Call 673-9208 "';)yiltting ing. 847-2666, Lie. 240182. 968.-2783. 1 BR units w/Lofts, trplc's, ming pool & ree .. clse to PRE-VIEW OPENING will divide into smaller 540-12'10*) 1 * * WHITE s he p he 1: d or BABYSITMNG -in my HAULING, lite moving, Tile beam ctll., patio &:. pool. ~an. Patio & very private. Award winning 1, 2 & 3 br ()ffices, 50e per square -Malamute puppy. Vic: Nr. house, day or night. loving· garage &: yard cleanups. I ·C-E-RAM--IC--T-IL-E--N-EW--& Featuring: bltins &: refrig. coW:C~ if3~P~~· C::! leapts ~8?1"Y ...=s.FrnNo foot, includes catpet.s, NOW LEASING .16th & Peacon -H.B. care, lrg. lncd yd. 642-5299 548-3129 or~. remodel. Free eat. Sm. job< Priced from $160 to $22.J. 7 ase. ~•J t no_.... m drapes:, all utilities, janJ. r~-~1!?34~:.:.=::....=..;:_1~:;:::;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;...:;;::;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Utll. Paid. OHlce oJ)en Dai· pm I just $175. OUR TOWN tor service. Call Marilyn Huntington Beach I FNo: Champagne colored "'el come. 53&-2426, 8589 ' ·ly 4-8 pm, Wkndl JIM pm. La9una Beach 1 Family Apts, 1250 Adams Stovall (n4) 832-5440. NEW M-1 iml .small poodle w/thin Top Soll 393 lllllllJlton. CM. G ~:· (MAdams~: Fa~~Oew166), 940 Sq. Ft. & UP Rhinestone ooUar ' v i c. Trader's Parad1'se 645-44ll or 642-8520 I.A UNA '""" Uvlng on ~ta esa. "'~"" -· ORANGE County Air Port. 3 IfomUton & Newland Sh I H :hltX!2 * QUALITY * El Pu--.. M-a acres of mal nt'a!n.ed * GASA VICTORIA* manla\v firmhasinterior 646-06970r'l33-0519 en yn, .B.S4 · •MULCH,\TOPS'.JIL• · WI IU ,... gardenS. Pool & spa. Ocean 1 & 2 BR. Furn & Unfurn. ofrlce avail. in new attr. fND cat: young sfnoky J:OI· 1 5$-6930 I & 2 BR Apt U I viev.·s. Clo1'e to beach & C d D IV TV 't I . d o• -yellow/.....,en 'Y"· I 1' ne·s T ree •Service s., n u r n. arpets, rapes, I , su1 e. or e.ronomy nun ed NOW RENTING e·~ $130. & Up. ~~~P~1~~1~~ .. ~i'::· a8n1. PHool,boretc.c. 5M23 .,~~e~~_r1i0a yo'' "ng, a1ttorneyAU. $22'> ~o. LAt:U""A .,.I.GUEL ~hi:~l~~~~~ragnolia All Utllltles P•ld I "-!~~ t. al ar , . ~ . urn un um. services ... ':" ""'M·.'i", .·~·.-;·•·"=· ·~ ;,, ~-.;. ' · -· ~REE 'trimfuiOg.,._,.tllc'lUding studio aqt ... $~. ~ nlq,, · avail 833-3622 • FND n1ale ~·rnsh Setter v:ic. times palm t-s a-1 tree -Pool '& 'Jr"ecmi'tlon 'pirtlnllY furn.. inel.' Util. New~rt Beach · --·=--~~---••• •• G~ fQr rent Mature adulls. 494-4653 Or FULL SERVICE 2400 sq. ft. & up. 18th & So.nta Ana. C.M. removal, Gen. c 1 ea.nu P, 1959 Mepl•Ave, C.M. your broker. A Few Luxurious W11tcllff Building o~ ~~~W)'\ 64~2584 rens. & insured. 847-1'791. -del 2 I I Corner Weatelitf Drive & FOUND. new nlother eat, dollars Tutoring HARBOR" GREENS BRAND new. u." eve 2 Br. + Den Apt1. Irvine Btvd.. New p 0 r 1 4 DEI.UXE OFFICES vie. Mission Viejo golf cl"b. 1---------- Furn. & Untum. Fr $130. ~~fcws!:h '~n ~:;:~! I b'-Beech. Mr. Howard Cari>eted, Illuminated CeiJ. Tabby, gray & blk. 831-00.58 H0t.1E TEACHING -in need Bach, l, ·2 A: 3 BR's, Models Bd 2 tuli 008 blt ins ere now •v•i I ,. •t 645-6101. lngs. Plus 400' Warehouse IRlSH SETI'ER ..._ __________________ , of long teml professional Opm 10 'tll 1 J)ro. 2700 nns, 1 " ' · ,space. 1370 D Logan, ·CM Westminster Vie. . priv instruction for your -.-· ~lV•Y, CJ\l.•nr.-H"" '~6ll<leck•.-$4~ .• Lea~., , '-HARBOUR· · . · og-.;.,~1755~ n!•k.::;~ -2228 · -.~ I ~~ .... '>!1&7-811.0 11311'01"T14C,(iJ:andf"" ,~ ,Sm•ll Tr-111t.Jleed...~ . ehUdU<:all..6116:-~~ ~--..,_ bor Blvd~~mt. -CHOICE Blvd. on Broadway. C.M. 4001 Bl RCH, NB FND Blk &: grey fml cock-a· ~i ~~· &~1~ :i:~ • + CASH '6~P~>~l.~~~~~~~I OCEANFRONT LIGHTS 675-4!761. 2000, 2000, 3600 sq. U. or com-poo vie Se..OOre Dr. I< 501h Drlvo.vclilde..... Want clean CadWac or Con- Z BR .1. BA slnfle stofll LOVELY offices, w. Coasl bo. thereof. Aval!. 10/1/73. St .. N.B. f)46;.51~. 968-9958 tinentaJ. 499-1"0. I IITT) ~,n unit, shaf crpts,. 2 BR. 2 SA, apt, 1 yr. t.&c. Hwy, N.B. no'tt!en!CI .. drpt, Mr. Bawngardner, 541-5002. FOUND •Female Dalmation S8 032 1st trust deed 7y % NE\l/PORT BEAC11 • . l'.mpltJftilt IJ drj>s, · d'abwMr, fncd patio, ~!!.'!! :tia4Jllt> 31~ ~~t In buutlful crpts, all utU, pa1ca, $SS. Ul> 1300 sq. ft. M·l spa.oo •m ColltA Mesa, 54&-4198. t!~ mo t•• $!30 ...: tn' 4 Trade or -·-p niv waler-~------· beam cell. trpl, 1!8'· Adults. ---~ _ ·-·~.-~ H t i "' · H bou .Eh &18-1~ -' • ..... ,.. ' $US. 2650 Elden S.'fr-ll2S aft . Hwr, .• Sou_ Lo&gl.pla. . . un n •• on •r r · . -• w/front oUice. ~mar FOUND: lri&h Setter, vie. Years. Due 9 )'1llll"S. wire-bed shop / he&d!lhop for 7pm. I GONDO lotj laase: 2 BR, 1 From · $3•0-$345 DESK m~ available $50 door. $180 mo. 1193' fttler Muauertte Prky-4: A.very. course for motor home or van or ea.mpn-. CaU: 2 BR. studfo + patlo1 .)1(lW~ bar pool, (new carpet, no n\O. W I provide furnltutie St., CMta ~646-5033 Mission Viejo. 837·5062. can. 673--i3U, '* 613-mt * d·-·~ o•o• cpt ~~ • f:"· ma ure adults, So. e Fi....,..lace e wet bar e air &t S5 mo. Answering serviCe Days, Evts. · SFr of 9 Jt..vc: Incl Chryslf!r PALM Desert a Lake C·l Prop, $9<XX> p/yr net LOCAL Ft"P· (1\vucr will m..v•""""" ,._ . , ...---~,... available. 17875 Boacb Blvd. St '55 ~.J"' " ? t o /N Ing, lg, q°ulet. Adults Oflly. gurta.. spa. )lliy. 4!»-0076 l'Ofldltionlng • carpets • ltuntlngton Beaeh &42-432! or•Je "' car . Vie. Of Ilorbor &: Baker, E!s:inore Lots plus y. Net 25 yr lse back. Heart of Y n e 1t-11 t :tnfl e~-po~t rmrlled. occupy. Nr CHA.R.MJNCapt.,Notthf:':nd,. t:pes \~~M-~.1617 WESTCt l l'l';;;ff8-STORAGE-1-0t,-Lockedyard. C.M.5464141. "k •:.--_:~~~bij:~~\\1de ~~·~~:~~;:.~t::~-~~:_·A~bJ;~~ &tker/Bristol. Ma.nag er ocean vi6w. 2 BR, 1 b#tth, co1i,y JJOO • om · Boats, trlN, ete. $7.50 mo. ~!!ORT halrtd n~ "'ttten 673-2l2S ·~. ---+-1..·lr. home.or lst TO. Gr;i-S220 s .. vs In yo ur kb&ence. Box 557-77fi6 $2'7J Mo.'~94-4847. sauna • ml\&'f'llllctnt rte· 1980, 912, i;JG & 540 Sq. Ft. N~lll Neon lnc. 531-3.174. tv/rcd collar & bells. Fnd, 4I=====:,-""',..-.,.. ., 1 BDRM. carpoi•t, p\lt ...,00, L NI I _reation club Aintlle porking. Util. Baum-' ' of July &12-1938 HAVE Zl' 1973 Fireball mtr TRADE set ~IA Prorcxray 59:> L."\guno, ~ evl..'S. now crptB, drps, eJl e'leo. ~ •gu~ gut -~ i:tirdncr. ~1·5032. Rent•ls W1nt1d 460 FNO. &sut. yo~ Orange ~nlc on 1 T. Doclge chassis. & Lab T.qulp. in i:OO<I cond. LOCAL p1-operty owner will R"g· adullll only. No CONDO. New. 2 BR, 2 BA, JG700 Saybrook I.An~ O.C. Airport location. 682· f!Q. RE'IABLE & ,~,~n•lbte ma.le caL Vic. Elrancbo ~~1.\1 un<fe.r "'llrr. 7400 n11,. for nwtor boat or sail boa,. act 1\8 ~mn.11 ~Totel Rclltf llM II T I I b fl 2 1 f ltu ... · r· '\1!1 lrd eqty for ear or 1.1.lt r. ......... nd, i'o'IO . 6828 man a.IOng Soulh Coo.ti. ebll rtn or J¥)ts. ~-01'I go ,C01Jt'8e. eM 1 c u }luntington ll1o1 rbor ,, y~ar case, um ro ninrrlcrl 1,,'0\lple & pot need 1 B1Urrs 644-0139 Aft 6 P!\I 5d,. 37~/."'" """7 · ~"'........,., nu "$00. ~ ~&-1322 eves. & beach. $295·mo. 831-0638. 714: $46-l341 av11i. $278. montn. 8.'U-3747. or 2 Br. houllc or duplex, L t 555 ~ ~JOI/. C'.rorgta St., Belli Cti, 00201. Aller 5 PM, x -·• 2 BR, c::rpt, d'~. bllins, t M esa V•llf• * 2. a. 4 BR apts * FOR lease, 2 adjoining ofca, HB or E'. lide or CM. ref. 0• \\'ILL 1rn.dc equity. 41 vil?'\v ~Sooy, ~~1\°o. Ta. ""•tcRec. ;:! ~~~~k~· vrs t""'· hotel• chllct ok. No pets. $145. nio. J . , ..i,t blk to beach, yearly vloW IL prksi;, l!A.rrlett lfart SC.7-79-13. 1¥1 AN' s gr e i: n p I• id IN. Rancho La ~ on 1B ~iue.(...,.,ooo .,....) ...,......., clubs & st00fmet ~- 61&:3786 or 545-0760. Dt.X-2 .. 3 Br., 2 Be. Encl 873---6600 or 813-8370 Rlty, 494-0::09 SENlOR OU.tea degires un-&C.'t':l'SUCker RP011.COOt at hGlo CQIC tr.'ilC. for mcoml.' •• Good pct A ta ·ty n lBJL -1!40, partly fllml1hed, gnr. $166 up. Rentsl Ote., YEAR.LY. l to 4 BR. Ocean-BALBOA Bay Club Arefl. or. run1 2 BR home or apt Metro Car Wuh, Costa propm-ty to 16 un'ils. Or t 'f'ra<fu_~ boar. Before 11 AM 1::Ui '5-19-Ti!' c~. clAc to Hoag...AvaU. :t'.195 M11.ce Ave. f>46..l034. front and othcrt. ~II: flee deak apace, store front. w-patio. Have po o d l c , Mesa July 8. Rewani! Ev~. 544.u 7s. :; Im.med. 642-9T12 . CL.ASStYIEO wUI .Cll ll! Prop<.'rtY llouso 64i.JSM 64~ or 968-33'1·1 • Perm. 494-0057, ;!:54!)..!!!::!2279~..!•~"!!"~5 .£P~m:_. __ )••••••••••••••••••• N4'<!d ll "Pad"! Plart' an adl Job Wented, Mele 700 I ,-,. -- I . . ... -· .... ... 30 DAILY PILOT SatuPday, •uvust 4, 1973 lllf _l.__ ~ ... _._,-___ fill_•,_.__1 __ ,,_ .... _._ .... ~_l[Il]_J111 ;;;-I _.,,...,-;;; ___ I ITT]~il l '--_"'""_111··~l[Il] ~' _ ...... _-·~)[Ill LI~_ .. "';;-' -;;;-~fil]~J~[ ~(ft"~''"""'~l[Il]giJ~l ~[ ~"='"'"~··"=fil]~IJ -Help Wonted Mif 710 Job W on tod, Fem•I• 702 Help W entod, M & F 710 Help Wontod, M&F 710 Help Wontod, M & F 710 Hole W o n t ed, M&F 710 Help Wontod, M&F 710 Helo W•ntod. M & F 711Help W•ntod, M & F 710 ' ' NEED help ~t hornc" W1t have llkfcs, nurse•, DRIVER FOR DAILY PILOT I N LAGUNA BEACH AREA . MUST H AV E DE- PENDABLE AU T 0 AND VAL ID DRIV- ERS LICENSE . CALL HARRY SEEL- EY, 642-4321 , HAJRStyllsto le ... yuur o•·n JANmJRJAL. p or t /lul l ~~ PURCHASE "atloo>. 'Bcautl lul Solo" In lime, local, .,.,. Exp'd MACHINISTS ORDER TYPIST h o u • i!kpra:, ('Oltlpanians. SJC. •~1011. adults only. $2.40 hr . Homerrw.kers U p j o h 11 , CIRCULATION TRAINEE llEALTii F'ood Store de11u'l'!I 979-J923 Top pay & liberal wage program. Paid beallh Experli•flCl•d. \.iHll! 1 1· r ni asslgnrncnl 5117...fm"I TEMPORARY typi5t15ecl't'- l'llry by day or .. ~:k, l~aJ. pr. t('('I\ or rl'al Cfflate. Ph. 847-7471 . experit!nced mature \.\"Omli.J\ & dental insurance. J l paid holidays a year. tor full tin11! v.'Ork. PIKln(' J C Long term security. ~Ir. Keller, 544-713·1. ' • Hot p ltallty Ho1te11 Service PENNEY CO. Itoyal Industries, a rnajor manufacturer of nu· clear components, is now hiring experienced machinists in the followin g categories. All shifls. VOLT Insta nt P ersonnel ·r,·n1porary St·r\ l<'t' I ~Ill Curt1('1u-'l' !Jr , ~1111•: !Oii N <-\\111)1"! Hr:ll·h :~11i I< II COJ\fPANION, dnys. Driver, Good plain rook or v.1lJ! do daywork. 644-l!r>ol. MALE OR FEMALE Equal OJip:11·. Enip!oyer 1.~ luokifli for WY'lrllt'n to 'l't'IL'On)e & lrttervic.>\\• ll{'I\! resid(1nt11. Sales or advt·r- t!sing ex1K'r. helpful. r.1ust httve car & typewrl!f'r, $47-3095. Eves & u·kn(Js 846·9©1. • ' 24 Fashion l1l and Newport Beach l~ciunl o111~1r. 1·:111ployrr I R. I~. np(l(irlunity; f>-Wf-tli I 1•lf1.~"''!I r1 'til1k·n1u1t & ir1v1·111 nll'll1 salt'll. Enrollnir!\1 i•nd:. r.1(lrMlr1y. ('nH noh .S1111!h. j.J7 4}.lf,.I, Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 Jig Bore Machinist Profile Machrnist !fas OJlCnlngs Fo1· Full & P a rt-Time The Da ily Pilot has an opening in the cir· Dr's Assistant cul at ion department for a beginner to man-Younf: Indy ( 1~210 10 assisl age a small district of boys and girls, de· ln health l!J>.1. \\'Ill 1rui11. no Help W•nlod, M & F 710 livering, collecting and selling ne\vspapers. 1""P· 1\('C. ·'r1>ly in flt'rson 11ny nit or C\'C. 2930 \\I. Full time. permanent positions with regular Coast Hivy .. N.n . HOSTESSES & WAITRESSES BEAUTY NC Machinist v1s1•H raises and full fringes including personal AAA Accountent us e ol company auto. Apply in person to OOl'ltESTIC Help George 1 Yt"5 exp In tax-led, Milan Leavitt, Daily Pilot, 330 West Bay Allen Byland Agency. 100....B & state, decree $12,ooo Street, Costa ~fesa . E. 161h si .. S.A. 5'17.-0395 Liz Reinders Agency An Equal Opportunity Employer DONUT Shop, afternoon & 4121 Wl!Sterly Place n101Tiing shift. female age ~ : Donut, 135 E. 17th SI., C.1'11 . Appl>• in person A irpor ter Inn Hotel 18700 ri.1nc:\rthur Rtvd., NB Opposite Orange Co. Airport Ste 115, NB 833-8190 ~~!!Jll~~ll!l!~!!'lll!'~ 25-45. Apply in person. 1'11r. AD TAKER/ F /time Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 DRAPERY Tabler needed, Ho s TE s s. Some exper. _ • If you enjoy \\'Orklng \v/lhe steady v.·ork, ""ill troin. Apply in person lfamburger public & are looking for a Boat Carpenter C · f 544-::.71-18 Han\lct, 1545 Adan\!, CM. job w/achrancen1en1. \\'e are \\'Ith Fiberglass expcoricnce ommefCJ3 DRJ\rEl~ for nursery school, Betwn, 2:30·4:30 pin. looking fur you. rt1ust be to "·ork on 37' Tra"'ler lype mature, respon ., e ven J-IOTEL desk clerk. Lite n)e.ture & r~p. Sales exper. yacblll. Jefler tempered. CJ~an d1i ving nuU.n r, ~hny + apt, Call helpful. Co. benefits. Good Pacifi c 1'rll\\'!er Corp. rec:ord. Please do not a11ply for ap1>'t. 673-SSOO u·o1•king roncls. Apply in 5-17-6908 under 21 yrs old . Approx. 2 71i10i,s'2'S:'5 -"';:.;c""'~-- per:-;on, Pcnnysnver, 15'15 B R • hrs per day. \V k 11 cl s TES. fur decorating Newport Blvd., Cl\1. oat epa1rman E:>.Pt•rit.'ncl'd J'I 1lnic 675-l 694, \\lkd ys :>-1~-z;,j(}, s tore. Neal appearance. 1-....,ii;; ... ..,..,..,..,..,_,l\\'aterfront exper. pn·l'd. :?:rlO. Cal! &12..+:o'lO. OPERATOR & COFFEE HOUSE COOK Exrelll'nt 1\'0'riring roncls Outstanding benefits Apply in P('rson 10 1\1\t~I Pl\t Equal oppor. en1ployer Engine Lathe Machinist Grinder Machi11ist Mining Machinist ID-OD Personnel Department will be open for in· terviews 8 AM·6 PM Mon-Fri. & 8-noon Sat. Other interviewing times can be arranged, ROYAL l~DUSTRIES 2040 E. Oyer Rd., IRodhlll. & Dyer) S1nt1 Ana, Ca. 540-3210 Rea lty, Inc. , __ cc._.,.c __ - ~ e R.E:AI~ ESTATE Si\l.F.S OPENING FOR 11c1v ''r ex/l('rient<'f l lit'l'n.;¢1] J{enl t.:stllll' !\.1l•·s111.'0plr 'You r 011·11 Jlrlvalt~ dl'Sk ,..;.. phone. J.,'00(1 u·alk-ln.~. I~~· ndvel'tis!11,1,'I. &u1u· loca1 1on Ill years, Cu ll rur ln!c1view. e CA~L ANYTIME • 646-J92q or Evo. 673-4Sn Lachenmyer Redltor ASSEMBLERS URGENTLY NEEDED Register today, work ton1or- rmv! 1• P<"l 'TH. Full ti1ne. i\lust hu1·t' UNITED EXEC. &C'. xlnt !ypisl, gd. l-IOUSEl..-:EEPt:R _ ('OOk. for short hai r & clt•an l'l~·ord. CALIFORNIA BANK phone personafi(y, gil. fi'1tll 72 yr. old sinii-invlllir! Bia, ••. , •. , llo·•t Yao'l, '"'''· ofrice appcaralll'C, shon .hnd , '".. u ' ' I · bl S""-" \I onian. 1•1usr drive. Call pol1 Bl'.'l!'h. :ioo ~fain Sll'('('t ( t'S n·ea e. .,,,;v {X'r rno + 499-1,..,, 8n JI W\lillglOn Beach IOp !JC'ncfits IV flpp. for ad. ' :i '-"'• m IO •lpm, a.fl. 4 BOOKKEEPI ~G ! lnreres!-5?.&S8ll vnncen\f."nt. 556-0890. c;i!J 4!l9-IS68 JUNIOR SALESMAN: An Equal Opportunity Employer Earn $2Q·S40 per \l·ttk ~ u·orking a(tel" school ttr1cl ~~ on Saturdays ge1tlng new HtlP: Wanted, M & F 710Help W•nted, M & F 710 RED CARPET customers for the Daily · Realtors Pilot. This is not ll paper NURSE'S Aides -\Ve are in· NO FEE EVER TOPS IN TEMPORARIES. iug position in heallh l'att EXECUTIVES JIOUSEKEF.PER _ Ba bysit· field for }"/C Bookkee per. Equal Oppor, Employer ter nccd('d, 8 lo 5 daily, lmmed. opening. Delnla $12,000 to $75,000 start Aug. 20lh. l\1usl love Corp. !H7-35 15 for appt.. Send resume or call TODAY children. I-lave ('ar. l\Iature BUSBOY • experience re-C 0 N S T RU CT r 0 N JN. for c:onfidential NO COST exp'd. refs req'd. 963-3778 ' quired . $2.25 ""r hour, plus SPECTOR -CITY OF SAN executivC' inte.rvie1\•. I O ~ J UAJN CAPISTRANO E~'mVE SERVICE I USt-:K.'EEPER, live-in, gr.tuicie•. Apply i" pc-·n · ,...,..._v S, ~1 ~ 'f ·-$1"' 1863 lh n. INC · .. on-r11 . .-onthly. Informa· daily bl'fore 11 1011. Big Can· ""·-· per mon · "'"'" · tio 499-.JOOO &15-yon ('ountry Oub, 1 Big quires. experience in con-888 K. ~fain. Sanla Ana n · ; 7216 eu D N B structlon \\'Ork and ability to (7141 547-9625. J{0USEKE£PER, Laguna route and does not include MANAGER SALES creasing our staff & n~ REAL ESTATE doli,.rios or rollccting. • cxpen•nced )>eoplo. A It SALES MANAGER \Ve have openings in Costa shifts. Cood benerits & Resale Office needs manager 1'11esa and South Huntington Health food store managers u•ages,. Apply at 1-:I 4 5 with 2 yt>ars of Rea.I Estalc Beach only. Apply now! & sales positions. Nutri· ' Super10r Ave., N.B. C'Xperiencr. Newport Beach 968-9641. tional expericnce helpful & NURSES Aides & Orderlieii, area. l!:xpandlng company. KRLY GIRL salei;; experience necessary. fuU or p/timC'. Exper. Exttllcnt opportunity tor Unlimited future with public 'pref'd, 1?tJt not nee. Park professional gi-owth. Apply company. Openings in Long Lido Conv. HOl!p, 4 6 6 lo confidence. Send resume nyon r. · · read construction plans. Ob-1~=-·=""'cccoo=',::,.=:::..--Niguei, 2 flays a v.'k, Salary. ;..,,..,..,..,..,..,..,.._., CAN YOU REPLACE · taln application and in-.r...XPER. K also dis! open. 496--0958 ~f!.l\fBLERS to u·ork tern-Valery? formalinn from Pcrsonnel v.·asher. Apply 10 ani. The [oii;;i;i;;;;iii;;iiiO....,..,..,,_ Beach, Costa 1>1csa, ~Y Flap.hip Rd, N.B. 10 Classified ad no. 638, c/o Our cuslomC'rs get the skills & Torrance, Salary + Dally Pi101. P. 0. Box 1500, !,hey need. not v.ilat'll avail. benefits. Call for personal Nurses Cosrn ri.fesa, Calif. 92626. I porary as . ..en)bly line. Apply Valery could dra. "' Sflllboals, Oftl('(', :12400 Pasco Adelan-Franciscan Res t au r it n I Huntington ·Beach \\'.D. AdHm.s Co. 630 \\', 171h Jiousc~. 0 s t 1• 1 c Ji es and to, Sa n Juan Capistrano, 31781 Camino Capistrano, Union High School bl Wh , Interview bf>twcen 9 & 5. LVN & d R .E . SALESMAN a e. en yoo re the lead· (213) 271-l5G9 RNs, 1 Al ti er in tll\' temporary hclp1.,,,....., .... ,..,....,,..,...., I Invcstigttte the UC'U' approa.<'h I St .• Ci\1. :;.16-6243. i1·ha1C'VeJ'. C/\. 9'267:-i. 714: 493-1171. San Juan Capistrano. Distr ict AS.5ISTANT p LANN F. R Valery could take :i CONTROl~LER/Busines." EXPER. Bookkeeper ,i;: Gil'I field you have to be good. I' l\IANAGER Create your own & innnv11.'ivr markettng I <Adntinlstrati\·c>) -CITY hand1r1itl('JI n1anuscript and JI.Tanager Fl'iday ror re1ai l \\'Car .store, I/as An Otx-ning 01'' SAN JUAN CAP· uc~·111·atcly st•t !ypc on nn !·luge 01>1>0rtunlty! Irvine OffiCf'. 83.'{...3622 For a tcniporary I.STRANO. $908.·$1119. /)('I' IB~1 Con1i:w;iser ...,•hile ror-Aggre ss ive> p e 1·s o n r::XPER. Cai;hio:>1· &: Dc>sk. n\onth. Coll l'ge deg re£' r r('ting gramn1ar and spcJl. 11•/business ktlow-hol'l. At f/lin1e. i\pply Gc>ne·s, 2300 Co1ne in & register today in AS.5T. rt1ANAGER BUYER k kl lf'C'hniques of THI>: GAJ..· our ne\V offiee located in Top snlary. Bettrr women's wor wee • LI-::ll'J' OF llO:i.tr-:s. You Nc>\l'port Bcaeh by the O.C. \\'ear cxpc>r. nee. Lillian's, l\'Lll b<• i;latl you ditl; Cail Hospital St.aff Relief .,, 96:~·!'itill for appoin11ncni. in Planning or related fi eld ing. oncC'! For ~ro\ving Nation11J l1a rbor Blvd, C.~1. and experience In proc· \'n!ery could paste.up ads, con\pany. &nrl I'Cstune to F ~"'E"°''°JA'°L~E:c,-c,~,c..cd'cn-,·c-~V~a-,, es.sing land use rrquests forms, notices, Jetrerheads, Rox No. !H 7 care o( Daily piC'l.."Ups & d e 1 i v e r Y : HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC ,\irpott. South Coast Plaza, 549-0369. l~l<'t'TllK'<t or unlicetlS("d \\'t' • Typists MANAGER TRAINEE Allows You To \Vork The will train. Outstanding opportunity to Days & Shifts You Prefer r and counler \\"Ork. Obtain f'le. P ilo!, P.0.Box ljjj(), Costa \\'arehouse ii·ork. Full linir, applicstlon fotm and in-If \'OU can do mos! or aJI or J\lcsa, Calif. 92626. 6:30 am • 3:00 pm, 11 0 n fonnation from Personnel these tasks, quickly atl<1 ac·c ·-OO~l<~S~. -8-,-,-,-,-, ,-,-,-.~ i;moker. inten:ie\VS 3 _ 5 , O!fia?, 32400 Paseo Adelan· curatr!y-Broileiman, dayi;hift. Both \\lindo\\' Design, 3737 Birch, Sa.lary S·t 32 pc!.r hr. rtlust have gasoline & diesel en· gint' ('Xper. pre!. individual 1vllarge bus expt>r. Inter· ested indivichuili n1ay apply at Classified P e rson n e I Otfic(', 1902 17th St., llunt. Bch, • Secretaries· ndvatlC<! io managerial po.si· A Variety Of Assignments REAL ESTATE lion in 30-60 daYfl. Our cur· KeePll You Cun-ent w!New SALES • Ac~ounting rent managers enm C:OnC'dpts & Techniqut"S. No Clerks $1(0).$1500 mo. '1'11ust have Fet:'S or rebates. Gd. pay. FREE LICENSE to, San Juan Capistrano, CA Call !\fr. McCarty at (7141 \\'/cxper. in Jrg busy opera· N.B. 1 92675 -714/493-UTI. ~5':.;S-::...:11::64::....______ tion. Che! I-'red, 644-1700. Food Service door to cb:lr canvassing ex-Homemakers-Upjohn TRAINING • Receptionists Pt"ri('nL'C. F'r't'<' Plaet>ment Se?"\'lCl'. Call !\tr. Neu.man 979-5222 1805 l\o. Broadway, S.A. }")w Training Program. 'AUTO PARTS CHAIN CASHIER CLERK COOK-Di'h up, day •hill, DIET AID Seeking mature career-mind-Fee Paid. Neat appearing for v.·iJJ train. niust be mature 1 full time, 1 part time, ex- ed individuals for advance-top Fashion Island firm. Ac-& reliable, Sp a g he 11 i perienced. A">snt. F 0 0 d ment In fa.st growing ron1· curate typing & clerical Bend c> r , 7 1 4-f>36....38:'J6, service Supervisor. ?>1ust be • Lite Industrial MANAGER Pina Ren. Sa" 547-6681 Eam wh ile yo~ leon. Al F.qual ()pp:>r. Emplo)tt Assemblers Cle mente, No exp. nee. Sloan (7141 832-5440. Over 2'1, manied, Top pay. Nurses Aide~ REAL ESTA'l'~ SALF.S PMY. Apply OiN:ker Aulo background. Brokerage ex-213-592-2606. a ble to 11·ork 1\·eekends, ex. Parts, Ill E. 19th St., Costa pc!r, a plus. Great benefit.~. COOK-EXPER p e r i en c e cl . pa cifica INSPECTOR CLA-VAL CO Trnmediate Placement \\'ith Orange County's Top Firms 64()..-0.119 Orderlles SUCCF.SS CAREER MA NICURIST, exper. Mr. Openings all shins. Good New or expPrlenced. Join the Ron's ri.1 ens Hairstyling mrting V.'agl'll • xln't benC"-World's lat'gCtit and ra.tl!Sl Salon, 548-9174. fit!!. Tralnees accepted, growing rt"sale organiz:aHon l\lATURE ·11"0mrm' 10· babysit: · oldet" ~vmoo .pref:d.,. L VN .•. ~11.h a l'ICl\\'Ork ot over Dl 1 ~icsa. 645-82&1. • Salary to $525. Call Helen l-lospi1a1, 18792 Delatt·ar0 , Beverly l'ltanor Conv 11osp '" AUTO M ECHANIC l'ltason, ~. Also Fee Call ••1.~·""" HB. 8-12-0611, e.."'l 2".>5 1401 Dove St. ·· · · · -· Jobs; · roaslaJ Penonnel -----"-----~:;;, yr1 ot age for Texaco ~enc-y, 2790 Harlxlr Bh•d, Newport Beach 833-1441 FOOD SC'rvicc \\·orker, ex· my home, daya for n\y 2 Charge l l·i shlfl, Reliel otr•tes and" ~ ·• S<!rv. !lt!ilion. Xln't oppor. Cr.i SG50 Ba11e .sal. + i..-roup n1ed .:::c::... _____ ~ Data Proce1sing (K'I'iPneed µ r cf erred . Bank of Calif. Bldg. child1't'n. ou11 tr a 11 s p, LVS . All ~hills. }layvleort.· member of aur Wonafte Jtotatt ng scherlule. Good ImmL'dia tc openings on both :::::::::::::::::::::::::::1~-~~~n~lt~G~&~wjjk•~n~dl!_•_ Conv. Hospital $40-51i:OO. Club. Multi-million dollar In~. + 10', con,111 on bay O~EANlNG Lady, Ex-p'd & \\'Ork. 846-7442 or 846.!l()Sfi. Pnrticular, $2.50 hr. Hun· Super vi10r employ€-bell('fits. Costa day & su·ing-shit1. Benellts advertlsin~ erogru.m. Frtt At 0 .C.C. to plan, sched11\c & J\lesa l\fenloriat Hospo'Jal, incl ude paid vacntion paid MECHANIC NURSES, RN &: LVNk, lnfull or guaranteed 1 ~nll.lng schoOI. AVON SAYS ~~9~3. Harbour area.I "Be Your Own Boss'' Earn an lnoonle of your n\\'I\, right in your ()\,\'n nC'ighho1·· hood. Be an AVON., Rcpre- &entati\•e. Call no1Y: S.10·7041. AUTOMOTIVE-NEED one proteMionnl new c a r salesman to round out sales force. Fu11 compan y bc>ncfils. Excellent potential for big money. Contact Jack Kelley Tom Stamp Ford , San Oemente. supervisP data processi ~1"' abscnse, ""'°UP life & mro f',fu~ have own tools, ldnt part time lo \\'Or 111· f;.1CceUent sales tralnirw. " 3tll VIC'toria. Cosla ol•.•. a •·" KEYPUNCH ·-~., co'',, a I es c • n t operation & pe rsonnel. 2 Yrs "'' insuranC'e & e m p I o y e e lncentlvc plan, good salacy. u ou:uv \Vha ! Is your l.i..:ensC' \\'01111 COll('ge or supervlso1y e'.'1:-FRY COOK benefits p\11n. 4-40 wk. Santa Ana, 835-9937 John. hospital. Good v.•ages & to you? Check our ·mon!hly BABYSITI'ER for 10 ffi(I. old boy, Sooth <:oast Plaza aN'a or North Costa Jl.1csa. l\1ust be mature & .reliable, .-. 9ABYSIITER, my home for S mo. olcJ, ?.1 o n-f"r i , 7:30am-:lpm, 01\TI trans. Start Sept 10. &1~79 :JABYSITTER, I i v e · i n , J\1 isslon Viejo 11.rea. Phone 586-2184. BANKING WESTLANDS BANK • Teller Recent experience, shlll'P ap-,,.arancc. • Secretary Installment loan, previous 1 banking cxix-ri<'nce & shorthand required, sharp a~a.rance. • Secretary Business d l!\11! Io p tn r n t, e s-c r o v.' <:\cclg defll. Shorthand req'd. Exc<'llrnl lx>ne!lts, salary opt.'n , Contact Shirley s.1:;..Q1 1 Equal Opporlunlty J-;1nplo~'f'r "SA'Nk~G .... - PLATFORM SEC'Y Kank exper. l'C<(d, Centlnella B•nk r /unt. lk h l3ranci1 t714) 96.'J..56."il Mr. l\ibu.la Equal Oppor. t::m1>lQl't'r s..- Jl:olt" ·rell4'r Expcriernd lmt.allmr.nt Loan Cleric Part T ime BrttnL'h $1-rr<·ta.ry Typin~. S-1{ req'r!. !':ecurity I Pacinc: Nat'I Bank, IAgUM Beach <194-0771 NEEDED IMMED. l!tlust be MCpM"lrn,....,i ln rnak· Ina •'OOd plug~ I.· iii I phaM'll of looline ff'lr !h~ lJC'\11' Podflca 15. °""'" Pacifico By Klppor '21 w. l7d!. r o.i• ~fr.sn 'i.G-~;(l • CLERICAL ORDER CLERK Order desk experience re- quired. Heavy telephones re. quires pleasant, mature at· trfude. Excellent benefit package. Conract personnel.: (n4)54<>4-02() A very Praducts Consumf'r Divillio n 2G20 S. Susan San1a Ana , California (N('ar l-larbor ,i;. ,,.arnf'r \ Equal opportuni1y f'ro p\oyf'r n11 r CLERK TYPIST \Ve have an immediate open· ing in our customer service' dept. ror a candidate ""ho has substantial gMlcral of· fi ce experience. X1nt typing. Off£>rs a varjefy of duties in· eluding typing sa.let orders & quotations, opera t l n g Telefax, T\VX & diflo machine, some telephone contact. Excellent fringe benefits In· eluding company paid group inSutanC'C. App!.>: personnel dept. Lear Siegler, ~ · Inc. Transport Dynamics 3131 W, Se9er1trom Sa nta Ana L'C'<J l' llarboi-& \\'nrncr) per.: 3 \'rs exper. in DP: P/timc. Dick Churches Re .... 1701 PlaCl'ntia, Costa J\lesa. OPERAJO ,1,~ICAL Sec' / . benefils.SnC~,i &12-2410 Allk bonus p~an1 whlC'h means Cornputer exner in <!Quca-'" Equal Oppor. Employt'r 1n/f R " :.OLI ' y IY PrevtOOl'I for Mr. J'""r ~ •fPIY •t m Ill you~ Pll'.'ft§e cs.II tional in~!irution rcq'd . a urant. 4li98 Newport Blvd., l\ID's office ClCJ>Cl'. Good 1445Superior A\e., NB Ni-inla Jont>!'I 8.~ll. "· 'd Cosla Mesa. typing speed essential '" n.t:sunie l'e<I · Application 21" ....... 89"19. 1 ~ B. 2 OFFICE GIRLS l REAL F:s'T'ATE d•adlino Aug. 10th, Contact FUU. Time & Pm Tim• INSURANCE SALES SWING SHIFT ~· -·~ RE TO BL•"E Poc,.,nnel, 834-5708 .,.,.,,.,.tters """'""for local MEDICAL tTMscrlptlonJst-NEEDED •YOU' - neu•spaper, Night shift only, 4 PM· 12:30 front otlice girl for x-ray or. Radio telephone !patch for not ~Ing .,.,·hh DAY cocktall waitress. Ap-will train. Call 831-2121 for No e:xp nee., earn \vhUe you W __ ,.. fiei?, ln lollssion Viejo, Muat be 25, able drlv~ Russell & Al.qoclates Real ply in person Lovt!'s B·B-Q, funher information. ' I u e att l'>'!;.'\.'l\•ng an e:<per· """-A100 App~n Pe n ™trtc>. Edl>catlon by the OX· 3046 Bristol, Costa Mesa. earn, part me, eves Ir ienced Tab Puneh Verifter. =-.,...., · YELL CAB CO. clwive Ru.<;s('ll Method. See * GARDENER * 1vknds, lull time when quali-Appl' · _....... MEDICAL Asst Urology • DELIVERY :r..tan over 23 fed 1cants expene'"'"-u on ·. • · 186 E. 16th. Costa Mesa our sales exttutive library needed in H.B., F.V., for I Be your own Bo11 1 • the IBl\1 129 and Univac back ofH~. Umited X-Ray with the manager L. David LA Tinies, auto route. 2t<_i F'ull or p/tirne in your !"armers Insurance Group 1701/lTIO equipment are insurance. 548-2247· OFFICE A.otsistant &\Typist a t 2'l3ll Brookhlll'5l Hun· Hrs. per morning. J:n:l + own area. High incom~. !!!!!!!E!!d!!Lan!!!!!!I ,.•,..5'0-,..!!!834!!!!!!!!' I eligible to be lrained. MOTEL MAI 0 for record keeplng. & iri· 1 ;;tingt~oiini;iiBciiaiiciih;iTI;i4-i;962iiii~;iT18ii;i1;;,f 847-8979 G __ _. N T'ra. l Lod inventory control. Must ~l'llli per nio. uaranteev Cu1tomers INSTRUCTIONAL l\I e di a PLEASE CALL ewport ve ge a~te d~tall ~~ & RECEPTIONIST DENTAL Assistant, ora I No Cash Down te<:hniclan $579. 10 $702. per LAURA r.1cCOY Ga.82'j2 enJOY v.vrking w/figure~. 5 su rg~ry & x-:_ray e:.:p. Im· Earn Now, Pay Later mo. Open immed. 12 n10. {TI4 ) 547-7571 ext i9 l'llOTOR Route Driver for Days, Tues. thru Sat. ( Day or nlihl, oo exp. ncc-., mediate Open1ng. 968.0812 Able to run a pro::luclion Dally Pilot ln South Laguna. off). M.r. Shaw, 1!iOO • euy, tun job, Will train, 00 64Hl61 roo m, business machines, GREAT WESTERN Afust live in area and haVI! Coast Hu')'., NB. 642.-9 1yplng or ihorthand, etc. D ENT A 1.. Receptionist GA RJ?ENING Supervisor , \Vi th gr a p h l c art valid drivers Ii c ens e • ORDER desk clerk. Small Apply tn pcn10n nny art Qr Or!l1odontic p r a c t Ice: expenen~. needed lo ~'O_rk background. ConlaC'I &id-SAYINGS Dependable auto and cash PAINTER 1 eve. nt 29ll \\!l's! Cs t !Iv.')'., oulstiu'l<ling opportunity for ~ 0 lheBoliv{°e A:U-i •,a. \\nCte dleback 'Valley Un l fi e cl 1~18 No. l'ltain ~lcyreq, ,,.~1red132·1 Call Harry Need ex"""r. enamel paintM'[•!!N!!.B!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!"'[ l1u alHlcd ncrson To $700 · · :< • · ac ena, a. School DistriC't. 25172 La Sa nta A.na ~~ .... ..-"' :'.C';id resun1c tO C!as~lficrl I nr tflll Z13: 681-$8.1 Paz Rd., Laguna flills, Equal Oppor. Employer ~~ie. See Personnel Man· H.~tnurant Arl No. 901. Dailv Pilot GPnernl Office 92653. Call 586-1234 ihen Equal Oppor. Enlployer m/f NEED an ex1ra income? o-B Ibo B Cl b BUFFUMS 1-'.0. Rox J:ili<I. Cosia ri.iesa' • Receptionist/Typist send !ollow-up resun1e . Permanent pai1 tlnie help a a ay U Ca. fl2626, Rcpllcs l!t:ficilY e A/P A/R lNTERVIE\\IING Shatnpoo nl't.>fled. Eves. only. incl. 1221 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. Li'lllfidl'nl ial. Stll ft.Ties open. Intervie1vs girls & asst's. Lie. only _ KEYPUNCH OPTS wknds. Over 18. l\1ale & OUTBOARD l\-1 o tor or-:NTAL Recept.-Secretary 1-~ri, Sat, ~lon. Position to be :ipply in person Tues-Sat. URGE NTL y NEEDED female. Apply Paulo Dri\''e· i\fechanic, Exp. 5 day ""eek. L El Toro area, all phase~ fill ed by !lo~oti. 18 04 2 !lair \Vest 3305 Npt Blvd NB In Theatre afler 8 pm. !\lust U'Ot1< v.·kndS. Nov.•port a gun a masterM. Slll!ll)' 0 Pen. Cothanl. l-luntini:ton Beach , J2!l experience. Bch. STr>-2811 Replic>!'I c on f id en 1ia 1 Corn<!r Talbert & Gothard .. I N T ER IO R de sign er n':!:,.L,,!!11100FT•SY.. NOTE TELLER Hills 831>-U30 ' ask for Lee s/)C'cializing in model homes "'''.'; "' G ncc>ds junior designer & girl u'Ork tomorrow. E · eel DENTAL E ii.. e cut i v e ENERAL offi~, pa!1 time friday. Call btw. 9-6 pm TOPS IN TEl\fPORARIES xperienc secretary, exp In office molngrnl"fill'J:,n·gPas&ung,t hteEIYP---==' c.·~------NO F~E EVER -UNITED--ma nagement. Insurance, ac· • • e c. . ~xp. 1~~.;...--.;...;;..;..,_, counting. Salary open . preferred. 1J99 Supenor, A· _ lnven. Control Clrk 1l CALIFORNIA BANK 646-24Sl. 5, Costa Mesa. S5QO 2nd ShJft l:..!-1 GIRL Friday needed by salelii. \\lestcliU ·yin. 21GO.Pwt ... 6 r.1onarch Ba)' Plata DENTAL Ass Is tan I , manager of young & grow· Personncl Agrocy ~ ..,._. Ul-llll Soorh Laguna Chai"kte ~!o req .Jt,.~,ms· ing gtft...,:are co. Pleai;anl 1651 E. Edingt>r, S.A. l~r 196-IZ73 Oill !'Ifni:. . p. . ro-11"0rkers & sutrounclinl!:~. (~lark Ill Center) ltJQll Equal Oppor. Employer DENTAL As.!iL,,.rant, Roon1 10 advanC't', Sh I«}, S.12-8836 :.,.,..~~'!!~:"!!'l"!!!!!!~l:::i:i:=zC:!:~:=:=z:i:= OrthodontlcoUicc,exp only. Good typing esSf'ntlal (70 -:;:::;::::::::~ ~ 2 2 -5 - 84"'ms. ttpm) sh<>old lit·• """ 1 'I/lo"° ""'"" ' KEYPUNCH NURSES D E NTAt·Chnlrsicle Assis-LaKUna Niguel , KJl -lGll. Top$$$ RN1, LVNs & AIDEs Inn!. Sa l's only. Recent <'Xp. S:JQ.<1:30. All shifts available ''° ~71 . ' l'o• l'"l Sl••I(, 0 ·1'·1 nee .. };JO""'OU • Girl Friday $625 Irvlne ~ ... • ~ ... 5Jl).4IJO -. P ""Tl r'O !·"&"" Shlff • • ' DISRWASHE R l-'C'e PaiQ.'G1·ca(job nii1t f\J i; l i8{)2 Sky Park ~ \Votk' IC ny!I 8 ;\hllil be nc-a t ~. t']('tui, Over ynu. U:il~ 1Jf vnriety. \\'ork i\nnhchn 533.2322 You Prefer, Good Pay. \ 2l. f)cpc •111lahll'. /\JIJtly. Su rf fl'll' pres. of ero\~·1ng !inn. , 1730 \V. La Pn.ln1a ~o 1''t'C'S Or Rebate~. & Si I i 5!f.'IO \\I <>1ain ,\!<;() f Pn Johs. C.ill E\ty NEVER A FEE AT TE.'l\tl'O ' i · 0 n, ' · ·~ · ~llis, s;,G-850:l, Co n tr o 1 Tempo Temporary llelp ! !Ivy .. N.B. Ct1rcer J·:mploy. Agency, I fomemak1•r11-Upjohn 1800 No. Broochv11y, S.fl . 547-6681 DISI-r\VASllEI~. f u I I & 3400 Irvine Blvd, NB L.ADY Companion for 2 p/!llne. l'lfe."<1 Vl'rdc Conv. lRVJNE months ror LelRure World!""!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ 110•1>. '61 Cootec ~t. CM GRILL COOK prn~l"\o.'NEl -~·-• '"~=y MAN HELPER P1\INTER'S Helper. f\lbln'a Now !ntt!rvlewlng at 13utrun1s Paint & Body Shop. 'r89 W. Santa AnR through Friday. 16th St. CM. "-6751 or August 10th. 10th & N. Main si&-m1. FOR PART-TIME wdRK R E I r:;rtlng Jn the mallroom al estaurant mp oyees DAILY PIUYI' e Cook.s 3.10 W. Bay 9:. e Panlry llelp Costa r.-tesa., Ca/9M27 e Waltre~<'t Apply in person to George • Uu! Boys Arauz. 9 AM·ll:~ AM, e Olah "'llAhers F_.qual Oppor. E ployn NO APPT P /lln1c \Vork -n $50 per NECESSARY "·t~k. Car neC'e . Eves on· Interviews Jl)..4 ly. Cnll bel"'ll & 5 Pill, !\PPIY In person 003-JllSl. • I • , • An Ecjliat Oplity' 'Empleydf P/Tl~lE \Vork f Eam s.·i0 RESTAURANTS J><'r "'eek. Car neces11. Eves Oy~ter BRT mlln. Yilll trnln. ~?ly. Call betwn 3 & 7 pm, Apply In pctllQn, Jlung:ry !J6.1-IB89. 'filter, 1641 Stmflower, SA PORTER Full Time, Pmnanent Over 21 RN'S Ll\.JVl"l U'Ornan, non-an""""'' "' l,..,.""'"""'c~·RDENE. R CA ii behvn fuln1 &. 3pm. ~lon-Sat., 11 anl · 8 pm, CCD\nrl"'.r-•.Ar-C:h.V-V drink""' "''M\f632--1-or ,. An J.n a.I ~........t,,nij 5'1~. ~1arling $2.75 per hr Xlnt JLl\11\,.Q ~~I ..... ~ .,..,.,..,,. u 1 lei' Wee4. ()( pUt ta. "':'l:J~' ~~ .. '¥ °"" "'liiiOiiJii;i;iot;;;"'""'"&iiiiiii advancement po· tcnual, can ... · • MnJng,,..., ' '" t"l_ ·')'("":a • r can. n .c.mp oyer t' SEE OUR _,_ ll 1 $2 per hr.-40 hr. .,.,.eek. ,\,pply Personnel OUice ~--~lrd-~· lf!l_ervtewing 10 AM·l2 noon sunarcu.'''FtiloR: ! · PEDS-tR REL1Ef' ICU-O:IJ ~,..,..,...,..,.,...,.,...,[Dralt~man (mech) $585 Del Taco at Ornnge County LVN or RN 51;11"""'·~· -· Permanent. Can 673-226L. COCh'TAIL walti"tss. Exper, Dkkpr Conslr to S650 Alf110r1. 9794030. SUNDAY AD Fr!Jee ~..!t, aocJd start· J\.fon. &: ~. on!:y. 8:30 am. at1 r(lt:t1i·e. 21·26 yn. St,'<! ~tnrki'tlng Sec'y $600 GUARDS CALL TRISH HOPKINS Ing aal. ~· lt :30ant. Chuck, .1 2·3 pm, al TOO Gen Ledger Bkkpr $550 Jl::RRI \VJIIITE~fOR E MACHINIST NURSE, SupetV1son, RNs or \\llltc Horse Inn, 3295 Keypunch to S."165 ~ ~ ~e Co~~~o;~ 488 E. 171h St. fut Irvine) 0.1 · Xlrrt opportunUy tor man with LVNs, all 1hlfta. Jncreaslns Ne .... 1iort Blvd., Nl!u-port Sl!crcttArltl to $650 Bram. LAguna Nlgucl In [A. Suite 214 642-1470 all-around m1dtlne lhop 11t.tf to meet rtsln,w censua. Bi:ach. Personal Sec'y $700 ..,,na &: Comntr.n :lrta.s fQt' -a-A-•-b&c~und to handle wtde Perm le p/ttme ch11llen)flng COOKS Tr llar, pi t $3 hr .. -. ,..... ....,.,....----.r--v.,....._ ·-...i ol .. ~. •---" lo XI · •· JI qualified o.pp\icantg \\'ho de. ... ... -.e WVI-,. 411 ""......, posit ns. n 1 ~nc ts. ·relier, fi l S500 t1lre IJll"&dy C't1lploymC'lrt. lR IJtON \VORKER, EXP'O ltlop. La.the, 'mill, surfact Top Nlar1c1. Parle I.Jdo s.-,,·y, i)a rf·tlme $5 h r '{ni. or ttae or older. i\ppty on~,\:O.l l::NTAL pindtr A IOtllO piog1e11lve Conv. HOllp, 466 r~Jagshlp f ull tilne po~dons . nl~ht ~~· ~~:;~:? :m in Pf'.J:!QI!, ~ so. Lenton LAGUNA 4!M~T16 die txt>tM~~lred. Call Rd • .N.B. G;t2...SO.W _ t'h•ft. Uood-pe;.--'1'11th frl11rC Bl11krrn•<' Ca!lhler 10 $1'i2S St .. Anahrhn, l:)ct\\'n 9 11m & J AN ITOH IAI. A·l£>n. \Vom(!n, £n4) 642-8080. NURSE:s Atrlcs, all shifl ~. brnetit~. Call l)r tipply. 1 ptn, Counle,. Cltnni""' offices l\!AID work ln excha~ for xl11t frln""' hnfts, FJev('r!y TONIO'S ;'llkt nt.t Sec'y, no ll1 $600 ·~ d ••76 " l·:xerc: $(lc Conmr bckgrncl S600 AD'T' SH•rllng Scrutily Servlt•c p/tlnle ('\'('II In Newport, room. 5 hJ't. per dll,V .. ~ M(lnor Conv•lesc('nl J{05- 7l l: rH-1·2601 1.('1CaJ Set·) $650 1\n E11u111 Oppor. En1ph))•t•r S.A. R.1"ca11. ~lu31 have Cf'r k Newport Blvd., 543-9"i5Q. pltnl, Capl1trano B c a c h , 210 :-,·{"\,.po rt Ct·1it1'1· DI'., ;o..·n NEWPORT GUARD 1>!M1nt·. Apply 123 N. Olive MALE alcan cut, rood drlv·1 ..::'!llJ.=''c;''cc'·=~~~=~ !k•t\\'l'Cll 2<~0 P~l·6'.!K.I Pi'f p I A Ornnf<"· l·G pin. tng record, mech. abll.. (j)UICK CASH LAWR Y'S erionne gencl PosHionl'I "°"' .. avf1 !11,hl r flill .TANiTOR p/llme. Semi noHmOker. Shop & truck ASSOC IATED 833 Dov er O r,, N. • thne or pan tlnic. LA & rerirrd. No exper, ~s1. maintenance &:. dl!llvet)'. THROUGH A RESTAURANTS 642-3170 0>'AOll<' Cnu"IY "''"· Mr.,. • .,, or Mr. Wllllou.,. Able ' ID Jiit ·(\di or P<trl DAILY PILOT IntemRtlonnl Ci ry Security, SUvt'f\\'OOCI". •15 JrqhJon time ~ twdent OK • $1.75 Equal Oppon un11y f:mploycr o R A!,.'TSJ\tAN, Junior-Int. Inc. 8'17·202() or 213-4~75-IR '':::''::'"~"'l,_,N.::'o.:"'e<P::;l·c;°'::::.:n:::l•;:r;_. __ ht 10 .iart • 1'M'I thru Sat. WANT AD COUN"l"Elt v.'Omnn, Apply Al Shopping ~nter dcwlot)tr. ~r loc•I intcrvlrrw a p. The fa1teat draw In the Weat. Hantware Limited, 37'37 1''oster F'reeit. 899 '''· l.'hh Nt•\1·por1 Bf:arh. 7 l 4: pointment. II P!I l Cl __ ..... _.. Dtrcll St., N.U. Intervl<!W! 642 5678 S ~-..... "" """ • • 'I F ·Ad·.·~,pn,uy o -••-~. nt a.& • t., ~ ... muon. -~--~· -~~pm~·-·--·---, Nead a .. P1td"7 YIA4..'e All ad! "v-5671. wu.. u.w11 •• • • • THE BRPADWAY Tm Edl1"41el', H.B. Equal l)ppor. Emp!Oyff Tam-3: 30pm I ME!l-SlJRG FLOAT 1 POST PARTIJM NURSERY 3pm-11: 30pm PORTERS WANTED bfu111 be C'XJ)et'. F'/time. See Pmlonocl Mgr, BalJJoo Bay Lah>r .l OELIVERY Club, 1221 ,v,, CMst Hwy., Upm-7:~ 1 N.R. Wc.lJOveJmmedlato lull.lfille PRACTICAL nurse 2 w'ki openlngis for the •bove bi. only . Live -i n , lions In our busy~ 1\1 ~Wed-Fri. AAflt ... Pl\I hospital. Xln't bcneflta. Ap. rt-et. S a I a r y' neaotiable. ply . f, e r 1onne1 ftiit 41)6...2722, 9am-1 am-1pm ..... 1pm. M:<fu. PREP1\RATION PERSON da,y thru }"'rtdny Mon-Sat, 6:30 am-12. Sln.rthlll JfUNTINGTON S2.00 P<'r hr. Call Dcl T11c:o 1 NT ER COMM \JN J)fv ttl Ornngt County Alrporl, •IOSPITA.L i 9'1!l-4().10. 11m Bc11eh niv11 ' PRE-~hool teacher, exp afld 1-luntlngton Beach, ~ or ccrttnc11.t• pref.\4 morn-1.,,.,..,..,. ... .,.,...,. .. .,., inn 11. week. 5ffiia!6 or1~ 847~. Clulitled Adi •••••. 6Q..lnj • .. ; • I • S.tunlay, August 4, 197) DAILY Pl~OT :r I l[ll] ';;! ~Eu...,~·-~ l[Il] ~! iiiiiiiiiilJo...,_oo•• ~][IlJ~lf I I -· l[ll] [ •ernt1 I~ [ •-•n I~ [ •d• •• I[§] .__[ ;;;""d'"--~J~~-1 ' Help Wonted, M & f 710 Help W1ntod, M & f' Ao Help Wontod,,M&F 71 0 Help Wont_.i, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & F 710 F_u'""''"'-itu.;;.•c:•:_ ___ •:.l:.::O:i.G:.•:.'.:l9:!.•:..::5::•;;••:._ __ ,:l.;;12:1M • .;..l"='cc".;;;'".:.;'°;,;;.,:.u•;;_ _ _,:8.:;18 ::'elloneoui """°'" .... ROUTE SALESMEN LIU'K'f' Natione..I Co. ill looklnc: for permanent rtable men. Excellent atartinc: salary. It lntet"e'lfted Cnll : 714: n<!-4330 ROUTE SALES EXPERIENCJ:;D Cood opportunity (or right nian. lin1ned. opt' n I u J.:. Sliver Springi; \\'Ater, !X\ol North . Batavia, O 1· <t n x e . Interview 1.1011 lh1·u F1·i ~12 am. BUFFUMS 818 * SALESMEN * ' SERVICE Station Auend. w S_ET.._n., l'/Llmt. Lite mcch ............. ANTED gardner, helper, 48 SALE "32 REGONlA, CdM. Andquit STERtX>. Qu ad il r I'.._. t ." VACATIONING? Do •~t. .._ •.. ,.. c.11..1~ flJ\.a. 1 La ...... ~.--· hr. wk. Thne I ~for over F R I/SAT/SUN 1800 Sheraton-Pembroke matching hhch 1•ffi<'l''"r~· )"(>u ._e "~'IUtlitn App y guna .... uevron, fiG.I Um• A 1y 1 South ,...__ " .. \\'" V.'111 JJ.:uby~o wan;oo" ~ds wllh a gr91\Tol ADMINISTRATIVE So. tout Hwy, Lag. Bch. · PP a • ....,,..st $ Sa I: Com $ drop le11.f table, old wall 1peak1• rs, l:.tl \\&ii Vtour l'lant~' ! &!lit. C.n t 58Y I blame you. SE'WING tilachlne operators ~~T~~ ~[:!;;:~ = ~ ,,;j~ It-~ phone. ti.re n:Un& .. b'. prov. A M/n.ltr.tPX ll•'f'C'i\l'r Yuur home or , ... _. I followed up a few myaell E>ep'd or ...... 1itled tnllneni ..,,'""'"" TO THE CEn.ING din. nn. tb1e le chaln. cot. Garrard prore~kinal i1u.t: THE F in the past. The job 11eldMTI SECRETARY T D "-... S i ' WAREllOUSE packers need-SALE WAREHOUSE FUU. desk & headboard, nu IJr turntable, N lr<t(;k l<if"' d1·•·k ERNERY lived up 10 lhe. claim in the op I rawer w mwear ed. F.xper. prer. $2.65 To \\'ITII BE'M'ER oond., wd. plngpon& tble. Stlll brand nt'w 1n IKix ..1nd f"1owi..·i~. plan\s, nif't lhlngs ad. 3'100 Campug Dr., N.B. 1tllrt. Excellent fr Inge r~URNJTURE Bell ~Imel, 5 jeep suburb 1:1JlU'&Dt!:'t'il. \\'Ill &1.l·rifu·o• mi Newpor1 Blvd., N.B. Do wurself a tnvor & l'.X· 54()..45U benefits. lOO's of Styles &: Sizes lire•. kg. ail. v...-rought iron all for Sl27.36, or for sn1nJI Nl·Xt door 10 Grin 'N Bier tt plore this onit. lt you'd like Excellent shorthand nnd l)'P· SHAKLEE pr 0 duct 5 A1>ply ll1 Pel'iiOn "Our New Bus:inees O>nies" headbOllrd, decorator items. monthly payn1eu111, i· 1t I I 675-fo~ERN to nlake $250 a Wl'Ck iro-l11g skills requln,'(.I, /.lust be 1nnkers of organic cleaning l-1unson Sporting Goods "Thru Satisfied Customers" books. clothet, toys, bottlet, credit n1anai.:er >->'93-0501. I •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiil rncclietely, \Vith nn eye ro flt'xible In approach 10 !hr products, food supplenients 350 E. Paularlno, C.M. Livin& Rooms, Bedrooms, & mile. Sat & SUn, 9 to 5. * AUCTION * niuch nwre in the future, job and wilting lo flcct·rit o & beauty aids. Dist. avail. \Vl!O WANTS TO WORK? Dining Room, Box Springs, 2 GUITARS & cues xlnt Ma nufacturer's Salel J'cl like to talk to you. If varle1y or tasks ax the 11·ork 546-5632 for info. DRIVE A CAB! Matrresses, Stoves, Refrig. cond, typewriter $ 2 ~, Fine 1"11.n1i111re Blkln~. t'OV't!r-ups. long & your qualifications n1nteh kmd demands. Substa.nt inl SHAl\fPOO Girl, 4 day iveek, CHOOSF; your hours, work era.tors, Washers, Dryers. Bathroom vanity marble top & AJJpliantrs shOn haltf't'!I, 11{1Cf'i1Jl occH- our rC<1ulre1ncnts, thh1 could previous.,_ ~.re1ar:lal 1 esprr-salary. &aw!y license re-for yourself, be your own All At Great Savings!! S25. Lounge exerciser $10. ,1~tlnns, Fnd11y, .7:30 p.m. ion <ll'C!!~·s. Su!'s only 1D-5. be the career you've been Lt'nce. ~-.. SttiOn is n !tk' · boss. ~ten or women. Can ''Spanish Modern" Bonanza mlrll bike. gd. nmciY. S Auction Barn 703 \\', 16th SL. C.:Oi>l<t Mel'la looking for. nu1rke1lng dei>ar!n1eDt and quired. 6-15-021.l. be slightly handicapped "French Provinc"aJ" oond Jack Shaft $65 Cord · (Corner of lljth & Su,._..iorJ Interview appointment 13-4 t't.:qu\res per$0n v.'ith pl eas-Stato'on Attendant N t ~· • ' o · <t~ DL.. ... _ ;___ 2075\~ Nt1.1'J)Ort CM 646-8686 ..--· ea ""-lean Appearance. FREE DELIVERY rgan ...,., ........ .,....,..., u ..... ,..,.s Behind T · ' Bldg M t'I 1 ............................. ~1 l:>M, 11·eekdays, 586-3182. ant persor:udily and ability to Some exp nee. Good salary Vis, retired. Age 25 to 70. Cash or Finance Available & mbc goodies. 371 Signal ony s a · SALES PERSONNEL deal with the public. Excel· tor right man. Santa Ana Supplement your Income. REPOSSESSION CENTER Rd. BN, MS-1869 TIRE Shop out of business, CR~:F.::NLV chair. TV stand, .:rop salary. Better women's lent salary and fringe bcne. area. Call John ~9937 Drive a cab 6 hn or more a 619 E. 4th St., Santa Ana GARAGE Sale, Alise Items, ~ 100 tires + . brake & s" t\·i·l. I-la ir dcyer. Table wear exper. nee. Lillian's fits, 1 .;;;;.;;;;;~;,;;;;;i~~:;;; day. Apply ln person, Daily 9 to 7 * Sunday ll-5 from reducing salon, 5 alif(nmmt mach1rM'ry & 11'/<\ l'hrs. Oval rug, 9 x 12, South Coaat Pla;t.a, ~-Apply In Person SJREEJ SWEEPER Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th REDECORATING all living recliner chain, 2 hot plates, 1.•qt11p; Prrl~ to sell total lot. i.:rcy/greco. !'added •twin L S • 1 St., Costa Mesa.. rm tum must go. Good L Office desk, typewriter,,1 ..::rn-:.;,ro69:;;e_,,===~=-l"K'adlxlards, white pliu.1:ic. SECRETARIES/ ear 1eg er ""P'" Gold quilted 8' ,,.,,. adding machlno, elect NEW ORIENTAL RUG ~~ ~:::'.°y,1,wtn,;:;:::.:: Now interviewing at Buffums ner sofa $&5 2 upholstered washer le dryer, 2 uphols Beautiful Bengali handmade cr.t 545-4573_ Sftnta Ana. ThroUgh Fridlly TYPISTS I -CITY OF-ll§l cbalrs be~ $20 each chail'!I. And more! Sat/Sun, yellow & ivory, 10xl4'. Laguna Hills August 10th. IC>lh & N. Main URGENTLY NEEDED RC. FOUNTAIN VALLEY •dw 1 1 l'!i.... Round white marbl~ oottee Aug 4&5, 2742 Cl.bola, C.M. Retails S1400. Sell v.'hoiesale Qualified n1en & won1en full V table $20. Lo white cordenza 546-1973 ~-6i5-3743. SACRIFK:E A Panasonil· stereo tape re- t'Ordcr v.•ith automatic re- verse. Speakers, head- pliones. Lots of tapes. Bst oUC"r. \714• 8-IG·5'1~. U R....;.,ter today, woi1< to-$726 $895 p M me, part lime & on call 0~1~;;'0w! -er o. Sl!i. Black cOOw table $5. SALE household f\ll'flishings, PEDASTAL round din tbl positions NO FEE EVER. T r ansport Dynamics Gold Silk Screen $15. Lrge mint cond.IUon, including g $35. Tw bd car arr tbl $25. • Men & Boy'~ Wear TOPS IN TEMPORARIES. Division 8th Grade education, 2 yrs A_n_ti_,q"-u~"-'------'8.;.00~ round brass gong. $ 5. pc, French style Whid· 18 cu ft Norge upright • \\'omen's Aecess. 3131 W re~nt exper. o Per a t in g WOULD the girl (Diane) tba.t 96S-1865. dicomb bedroom set, and in-freezer $100. 9856 Verde Mar : ~~~M! R~ady-to-\Vl'ur t . Se gerstrom j~r~IC:~:~P~~li!. ~:Sr! got a compo KeYlpie and NR. new . v.·heat oolored valid equiptnent. No. 12 Dr. Htg. Bch. BOAT 'l'rniler, lrg wheels, • Inlnnl& .r.~.J Santa Ana " A t 10 1973 Ci Patsyelte doll trorn a seHer Velvacord chair, $150; Anti-Beacon Bay, N.B. Sal & Sw\ will take 16' boat,' ~5. • Girls ym 21U O. r..t Dr. I I '"!!E!!q!!!u!!!al!!Dppo.,..,.'·,.E..,m!!p!!lo!!y"'!!!!!! I Jfarn• Pe~~nel 'nept, · 1~ at the Register AntiqUe Sale que Mexican Colonial dln Aug 4·5, 10 a.m-4p.m. ' CARP ET LAYER Beaut. Lane cedar chest • Cosnielics LJ lrvM. UJ.11'5 Slater Ave.. F 0 u n ta in in J\1ay, please bring the rm set w/leather chairs, HUSBAND gone. AlL goes. HAS NEW SHAG $50. 697_7527 • Man V II Ph I 7 4 ) dol l b k T.._, ~.... $650; carved v.'Ood lamp Guns, fishing equip. , Roi~, roll ends. Reasonable. ::::o,.~..c::::.:.. ____ ~ Foundatio1111 -* SECRETARY * oo°2-if24. AnoneEqual 10"-s ac . '"'Z were ""' ~/leather. shade:. Fra.i1· freezer, table, chairs. boat Guar. 642-710l fS42-7107. ONE large hand ,woven In· • Hair Styli~ts TO DEPT HEAD r ~""'~··~'°-'-cc545-=""-2368=·----ciscan chma; Italian hand & misc. 536-4410, 8341 Tn-clian carpel plain £rey, in1· • Alterations 1 ~"°.,."',.",.n·,;1ty;,,,.E.,m..;p;,,lo!!y.;e,.".,..,..,. ! BEAtrrrFUL Louis XIV blO\vn colored. c r Y st al dianapolls, Hun ting ton "Drapery Fabrie Sale" po11ed Alrican zebra skta NO APPNT NECESSARY ~ diningroom set incl 6 chairs glassware; antiques. Much Beach. STOCK REDUCTION? table & n\ore 64()--08.18 Tntervlev.·s l0-4 Rapirlly gt'O\ving Orange & marble top buffet server mo-64•1762 27.500 Yards, 50 to 70<;{, Off '-~-'-'~="--'-"-==--; I Se<..TE.1a.rie11 $525-$725 Counly Co. Is look.ina for STREET-CITY OF SAN Re -• t Mr H . .... .,.. POOL t•ble, tru°"", ceramic 1510 A. Ea•t Edinge• SA GAFFERS & Sattler stove .ppy in Person "b JUAN CAPISTRANO. spouu o, ' um· MAPLE ' I An EquaJ Oppty Employer Life Ins Gil'I to $800 aggressive, career minded S7M.-S863. per month. Ex-phreys PO Box 6 4 2, 1 s.:ste~ ~ bed, animals, etc., furniture, 541.:.20&! Sat & S1u1 10run-1pm ike ne\\', $60.: Sony tape S~ _Door 10 Door. We Payroll ro$650 Sec. Must type 60+, short-perience required in Public Carlsbad, 722-4.lOO. ~mp Be". at al chest treezer, Austin Healy top & EARLY Amer. dining table ~~~927roe9r hardly used $50. need 6 ~ Liz Reinders Agency hand 100+. Diversified •~-ige, qu crptg bows, slat benches, out~rd chrs. Garage sale. Desk, proclOC-ers now. 4121 \Vestei·ly Place duties. Co. pd benefits. Xlnt \Vorks construction and **BEAUT old furn, ts;al,+, $50. ~aut mahog motor control lots of nusc. dlnette tbl & chrs \Vomen G-..srantee + commission Ste ll5, NB 833-8l90 advancement oppty. ~arp ma i ntenanee opera.tions. clocks, rugs, lots of oak, Hi-Fi $30. White lthr chair Sat only 10-4. 513 Narcissus, clothes sz 10 55~ Students welcome. Sllve~ i -o::-~~-~-~~-~-~~-:--~ ... -~-... -~-~~-~ junior See considered. Call, Obtain application form and misc!! Private i;t arty & ottoman, $30. 1st Flight <Co~ro!'!na~d!!•'!_I ~M!!"'!!'.....----1 ,fii'~~T,:~""f'.;;;;;;;--;::; JACOBSON front I hr ow mower with catcher $55 & other lawn equip n1en t. 646-Z162 Springs Water, 964 No. Appily or mail resume Mon-information from Personnel ="""==='789==~-~---leather golf bag sai. Golf ...: , COUO{ $275. Canon F-1 Bat av a i a, orange, SECRETARY day l.hru Sat, 7 am-6 prn. Office, 32400 Paseo Actelan-EVERTIHING IS o N cart $15. Misc. 644-0345 2900 ANO NOBODY CAME? $4.25. 28mm_lens $90. Sawyer Invervi~s Mon thru Fri Responsible Secretarial 7I4-S40-9lTl. to, San Jua.n Capistrano, CA SALE! Best prices are at Catalpa, Ea..tbluff. NB Slide Pro,ector. J erry PICNIC table set $30 Singer 9-12 am. opening for sharp girl with ~. n41m.nn. 11550 · South Coast Hwy, DINING set. Drexel oval Not this garage sale. Featur-1 ..::54&-0'17,::,.;;o.cD:::·=~~--~-sewing machine $50 dinette SALESGIRL. 'Nl'R.t & altr. · gOOll shorthand. typing & 4 STARCREST OF Laguna Beach-I~ fruitwood, & Server'. ing turroture, stereo console AUTOMATIC Garage ~r !!ig':;~ch more 69'J1 Los Some eves & some yrs. exper. Full fringe CALIF. TECHNtciANS BASKET SALE! Sat/Sun ~ pnce at $650. m:-0933 & belovtd· stutt. Sat/Sun Opener •• Reg. l200. Special ..::::::::..:::, _______ , ~kenda. F.un shop. Seren-benefils. Salary depeadent 316.1 RedhillL Costa Mesa All shapes & sizes. From all 5542 Southall. Te-r r a c e "!" 1().{i. -151+ Dow:r---Dr ., New~ $129.95. Install~. w/~ yr. GOLF Clubs, Mn1 Snead. dipl!)'. So. O:iut VU!ag:~ upon qualification. Call 1<ilr. Cotner Redbin & Paularino El.[:"TRONIC ages & cowitries. 1550 sOOth Irvine. port Beach. guarantee. 893-3577. Blue ridges, good· condition. Sunflower A Bear S t . Sylvester for appt, 543-2910 ;..., r~n-t H Laguna Bea,.., Goll · cart extras $50 "'7--. or 962,,-24""11"'"~~~-~ SECURITY DIGNITY """"'""" wy, "'!' RED , Leather c h air, GE. Reftig, new 11-72, $150. YARD. ·vacuum pi cks up G4a--068.'J ' ' " ' ""' -'•u• :::: VIENNA Brentwood ~ee Nevamar dining rm table & Desk SlO. Dresser · $10. leaves & gr)l'!>s cuttings. SALESLADY for jev.·<'lry SECRETARY: A challen~ng Quality products w/finP ac-TECHNICIANS Oriental. Call 8 chairs. Peca.n octagon Couch $10, Work Bench $10. Makes yard clean up easy CUSl'OM CUST0~1 made store. Rel's r e qu i red , position for person \\'ho likes ceptance. Sal + Comm. Gas 644-4375 cocktail tbl. 960-1780 or Elect Broom ss. Tools, SSS. 552--0144 \\"et suils for rhildrt'n. Any 548-3402. variet)d•. . So1ne personnC'I allow, fringe benefits, pro-S 960-1791 misc, offers till so Id. JANITORIAL !Joor buftC'I' slzl'. CaU 5.57-8469. Sal exp. PSJl'ed, S/H, (901 1ec1ed terr. leads developed \Ve produce a S"""'i(ic line on PINET DESK MED_ rocktail table, $65. SilS--7588 w/block.,;; Sl6S. 17 .. w a 1 er MOVING & SJ'QJlACE es Type )601 \VPZl·I, SPlary b.v nal'! & local advert. .. ~... make offer 979-0067 Low · TOY & Glfol PAT{TIES open. Company in Irvine Want only highly ethical & nuclear instrumentation that ~~-"--'='-'-"'--'-"---Like new cost S130., 3517 COUCH Bed, Encyclopedia, pickup vacuum $45. all i.n est ralt'S in aree Housewi\'MI demonstrators, Industrial Complex. For ap-ambitious ap()licants. Earn· requires technicians \vi a VIENNA Bentwood & Cane Calle ZoJTa, San Clemente, typewriters, gifts, books, perr cond. 496-10-15 968-1765 ea1;1 lo $2,000 by Dec. l. No pnlntment t 8 I I ~76.18. in,gs to $20,000. Call for in· s11'0ng digital background lo Settee. Estrella offramp. houseware, lots more. 10-4 GARAGE DOOR OPENERS 2.J' DOUGHBOV 11•1th pu111p. delivery -oo collection. E qua 1 opp 0 rt unit y tervlcw. 673--0020. h'Ouble shoot, test, & de-bug. ----"'"44:::<"'3c;75:_ ___ MEOIT. furn. 9 drav.'ers pm, Aug 4 & 5, Cameo PO\\'erful screw drive, 2 yr filter. Ncc<ts linrr. $150. Free HO!ltess gilti;, nee<I Employer A r 802 W/mirror & king si~ Shores. service, parts \\'arr. $189. • 979--2966 • (;8:dget;23--54iH Gifts 'n -""'-'_:;S~E='c==RE~T=-A=-=Ry=----SELL Natura I Food I~e= :a;p~ri~ ~~: _p'-'p._oo_n_c;.;•;.;• ____ = h/brd. Tu:in matt. that 4515 Tremont Ln, COM. installed Bob's, 530-1021. ENT Retri S30 Great opportunity for bank =::.~~~~ 9laklee tional background (military FREIGHT Damage Sale, hinge on h/b. 54fi-1346. SUNDAY bryw king head-Sell the old stuff Buy the new Ts:ro, ·D:~asho; s.10. D;?'~! exper. secretary. Sh req'd. SENIOR Steno & Clerk, """ schools are finel we would washers, dryers, refrlgs, CUSTOM sofa 9' French ~i ~.1'€ lambo p, nabugnk stuff. SL5, Twn bed $10. 968-5874 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT , WANT AD ··· 642-5678 FREE XJn't salary & benef.its. ,.... • like to discuss opportunities new warranty. Re bl t Tapestry Slightly cunrcd SWlve c ll', ys t e, _ ~ ~ ____ -. _ _ _ -. Contact l.1r_ Gilbert time, Newport Beach, call with you. washers, & dryers from haltmoo~ crescent S 3' 0 0 . ~es. books. household LU WC<SPLV.awu.>LAV.W.... bctv.n 9 & 5. 644-5644 \t'H) 95 <:Aoc ""'°" r """"7543 1tem11, wall ptam~,, ·~· }o~or Appt, 547-TI9l .,...,. ' .rw-u•ou. ....,,.-RD -.~ ..au ',.---c;;:ooic::o--=--==--: Bank of Californi• SERVICE Sta. Attendant (2) Immediate location is Harbor ELECTRIC Waste King, dbl 11-fodern unused Kingsize yce, lrvine. 5.52--8404. :ill . Equal Oppor. Employi>r J\techanical ability helpful. & Imperial, Fullerton. l-fove oven & stove, Penthouse Couch Bed GARAGE aale Sun. Aug 5th. ~ I ~~ Group ins pd, good working to lrvUie lndl.IS'trial Park model, Brand new, avocado 10-5, ~ Grand Canal, rI~Alh ~. ~ SEC'Y · BKKPR conds. Village SheU, CM early 1974. fl~ W ed --• Make ofter. Also World Book Balboa Island. Unim•e "~1·1• WT~ green, .,...,.,. ant , n.111.1 Encyeloped· ~T197 ~-~' G1'0Y.·ing Costa Mesa Co. c540-:::::::.-1,::145::":..· ------apt sz gas stove. 548-1557. 180 '""' • ques, Polynesian artifacts. needs sharp Gal Friday for SERVICE Station Attendant. Apply in Person or Call KENMORE washer and OLD solid Oak desk. 6 drw. plants, household items. A 00NVEN1£NT SHOPPING AND SEWING GUIDE FOR THE 1 girl office. Bookkeeping, Full&. part time. Apply in Sn~. ext l.234 Whirlpoolgasdryerbothfor Desk top S2S <D:"awers $25. VALUABLE Collectors payroll, typing. shorthand. person, 990 E. Coast Hwy., BECKMAN $80. Maytag Washer $50. l3tli Cam hr l d g e Ln items. Kitchen utensils & GAL ON THE GO, .647.~, · .New'P:<ITT. . .Qe.1¢.J .• :. .. !'l,.ee..,. de:)jyel.'Y . & &WU'. 548--0TIG appliances. Clothing, camp-For an ad In Woman's World S.cret•ry • Typist SERVICE Sta. Graveyard a'i0-«1?2, 847.SUS o·A N l "S"FW!ALNMUTO.D ER N ~·&ear· J.935 lligftlarld Dr." Call Mary Beth 642·5678, ex. t. 330 Part timf', 4 hrs, 3 dayg v:k. Shilt 10-7 am, J\1usl be neat INSTRUMENTS COUNTER top gas unit and Nr Orntlg\" Counly airport. & exper. Apply 3190 Harbor built·ln o.ven. $55 or trade TABLi ~~s $65 G.E. Refrlg new 11-72 $150. Start with a Smock Cj)uilt As You Sew CB.JI 507-4281. Blvd., C.l-1. for refrigerator or range. ==~'-"'o:..:;~~~--1 Desk $10. Dresser $10. DAILY PILOT PASSES FOR OPENING NIGHT ... • Coming Mon ., Aug . Thru Tues ., Aug . 21 INC 549-<>iJO. D!NmG ""· 45" mt! table, Couch $10, Work lx-neh $10. ill • REC ON D. APPLIANCES 2 leaves, 4 chairs, Walnut Elect. Broom $5. Tools, Delivered _ guar. Dunlap',s Conternp, design award. misc, offers ti! sold 54S.7588 2500 N. Harbor, Fullerton 1815 Newport, Ch1 548--7780 $250, 494-2!r76. GARAGE Sale -Fri. Sat & {N. of ln\perial High\vay) CLEAN ni frigera. • VELVET sofa & loveseat, Sun. Piano, Bum~r pool An Equal Opportunlly *~re.* tor Queen Hlde·a~bed, only 4 mo tbl, lots of furn ti misc. ff\ F..mploye.r 847.sl23 after 4PM old. Also paintings, twin 15301 Columbia, Hn t g . beds, area rug, GT;;>-{1869 "Be""a"ch".=~~=---· I Rent Was hers/Dryers 2 VINYU lounge chairs, with SUN. 10--5, BBQs, Bike, TELEPHONE SALES $2. \\'k. F'ull maint. ottomans $25 each t.awn-Vac, lots of house & Permanent or part time * 639-1202 * ~ garden goodies, g i r J 8 v."Ork, mornings & eves. 'R~E=F~R"'""IGc:,ERA:=,=:TO;,.,:,R~-N~e-•-. .,-,. clothes etc 644-12U """" Guar. \\'ages & comm. F""' EXPAND-a-way Buffet w/3 • ~ . '" auto defrost, top rree,-1 Mod d \Va vCCI"efi Cd.M. dctails call: "" eaves. em esign. Call LA TIMES gold color $95. 548-3673. 6-12--0587 GARAGE sale bikes, trikes 540-030! \Vl-I.IJU.POOL e I e ctr I c FRUITWOOD oval tbl w/3 baby Jtems, furniture toys: clothes dryer, 2 yrs old $75. leaves, 6 chairs w/cane TV &: misc. 962.--7291, 17'722 TIRES SALES & service * 961)..1079 * backs, cabinet. 6#-0376. locW"aln=iu~t,'-'F'-;.,-'V-'-. ~--- Brake & Alignment service'. EYE Level Oven w/pull out 3 LAMPS & pole lamp, 2 PATIO sale, furn., dryer, Full or part time. Salarv burners, $85. Refrig $60, couches, 2 end tables & clothes, ~Is ol o t h e r plus commission. Ca i'I v.•uher, 1 cycl, $25. M8-fil20 velvet bench. 675-8359 goodies. 9538 Azalea Ave. 644-S022, Coasl Aulo Service F.V. 531--5401 Center. 1'1ATCHING GE washer & ANTIQUED Green Ratta.n 6' _ dryer, good cond. $69. couch 2 chairs $150. Great MOVING Sale: F urn . TitADE use of luxury J Br. 3 673-3120 shape' 646-'1925' clothes, toys, dishes, palio & Ba Arrowhead ho111e &/or MATCHING \\'a.shr & dryr garden iten1s, 10-:l, Sun. 40' Yacht for qualily pa.in· $?5. Coppertone rclrig. $5s. SOFA $100, Beautiful 9', like 1142 Pembroke, CM ting/varnishing, qua l l t y 67:J.3120. new. Call ~2347 GIANT Patio Sale, Come ~;v>_28.ee24. Russ McCrea, I~~~----------=~"='~='---I early -Mnnv goodies, 1972 .......,... Building M•ter1als 806 ~ .... Garage Sale 812 Kornat Dr Mesa. Verde TYPIST, Sec'y to train as e S I B Id. area, Cl\.1 MTST opr. De! \V ebhs urp us . ui tng F'OUR•Ed.i>o_ n Hi Drill Team NEIGHBORI!OOD G--ge Newport '"1700 MATERlAL. UY.Ki's Of NEW GI I fund r -· er, ...,.... ' ext. rs ra!sing s. or !rip Sale-Min·o bike• to ~'"'· 533 ITE1\fS! Doors, lumber, ply-t R F t ....,., " ' wood, alum sheetini, mold-0 .ussia. . urn 1 u re · Sat only. 9-3pm. ~ LaLin- Underwr iter T rainH Ing, windows, etc. clotlung, mlSC. items.. Z1161 da AAA firm offers outstanding BUILDERS SURPLUS Fairlane Cir. H.B.. =-------- oppor. for college graduate. 2406 So Main St MOVING, gas dr;"ers sure Jewelry 815 Accountino bani......._und a · ., S.A. board v.'Blnut stereo-TV ----'-----= • ..,, '-"&'V Mon lhru Sat 1()..5 ~~~n ~~. :4 a·0 ~~ n4: 546-1032 =:;·e~~1~i:;~~~ • GENEROUS • Coastal Personnel Agency, C1mera1 & 54&-3195 •2790iiiiioiHiiOll'boiiiii.'oiBli;vdiii;';;i~iii.iiiiii Equipment 808 SAT & Sun. Pool & ping pong -~~-----_;,;;.: tables, TV chairs, lamps, •REWARD• Ii ~f fl"'; ~g' .:.. : ... 7196 &,~B ..... "4 1 URGENny NIKON "F" PHOTOMIC jewelry, clothes & house . Used only lv.'ice. Best ofier. items. 501 Riverside A\'e. For ~tum ~r any tn· Saw str.ps! Oi~'Owr this Call 675-3971 NB ' formation leading lo return rcnillrkiilJlc lllC'li\Od • 9355 SIZES 6 -14 NEEDED Cfu'ION 518 Super 8 Minolta !\1 is c. of a gold four l't'bf clovt•r '-· 1lf "'-• ..tfT" """~ Diffe1·t•11t, FUN. Quilt a!< 8 n1n1. Both au!o 1.oom + GARAGE SaJe, pln, approx. 2 inches in "1f •""" Ill~ ........ you Sl'I'' A1tic--\\1indo.1v quilt -"I household ant I q u es & dian\cter \1ith j c 1v e I e d . . Secretaries ·' • Typists, ->' Keypunch PBX Oprs VOLT cnsc .... nl. s;:; ea. 673--5719 clothes. 21832 Oceanvie\v horseshoe in cc.>Tlter: also, Ge.y rtckrack rims 1hc con· H's n1rtdi' in fivt• 1hicknessel'i. f · "n 'I 8 t t ,'Oke of 01or ooe "''' No interlining is nC"CC'S'Sa.i)'. u r n1ture 810 a:. • • · • gold locket (1\•as on ch~1in l, rns : . , 1.. You'll enjtiy it! Pattern 7196: ·~ll· ... -.... • ... ..._. MOVING Sale. Antiques, ap~x. the size of a nickel, s 111. 0 1 k ·dre ss· &.-c tiic chllrts, 11atch pall('rns. 111 vi L" G 8"b roa d! . jx)\..·Cr tools, "'eldfng cqpt, lnsCrihed'J ln,..A'.tt!J)f';-ttA~ spaghUy stand of lhc r;oll<11:, 8•:\'F.NTY·Yl\'1'~ f;F,~'Tf!i l-:\'t'l'ything 11l11~1 g o ! ! beautiful '""no"'-, ~n ~,.. These are df!('ply trensured pel't puff sleeve. It !! a IV h /I ..... !,.U" "-'"' ~-., ' ts t 1 for carh ll.'\11<'1'11 -add 2J as er c ryer, refr lg. (only \Veybridge, NB family mcnten!Os .~the loss pan . 01 • <?O· .., .. .. rcnl!\, fnl" cnt•h pnllern for 4 n1os old). Rt'al \calher FURN ba Is irreplaceable. PLEASE. .Pri!'ted Patteni 9 ".l .) : Alr Mui! and ~l'leciat n a--11. sofa, DMish ~1od. l'Ylisc furn • by item.s, clothes, PLEASE help If YQU have Girls Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, l•I. •1\1 & appllanccs. :'"l.JI-5;)()1. odd dishes, Sat & Sun. 117C •"" lnfo-•to'on _ 612_..,~ ..... Si7.e 10 takes i1~ yards 4;-,. ing; orher\vlse third-class E Bay St c M Jo -.... • "' .>JO:i rd 1 delivery \\•ill lake three 2 PC Sect. beHut. orf.whitc, · ' · · E\ll'S. & weekends. inch: \~ ya contras · ~ \\•eeks or n1on•. Send to •n f'AO•-GAS Dcyer almmrt new 2 SEVl::NT\·Pl\'l':: Cf,STS Anaheim · ·C-envention Center FDND YOUR NAME AND WIN FREE CIR-CUS PASSES Each DAILY PILOT Winner Gets Two $6 Value Tickets Instant Personnel Tenrporary Service 3848 Crunpu." Dr., Suite 1Q!i NewPott"-Beach '546-4741 Equal Oppor. EmplO)'t!r nubby, 1ot 1:1'. cust. made by Conlplete ~in beds, $25 "ea. D TAM 0 N_ O Engagement for each pattern _ add Zi Allee Brooks. the DAILY .M~rtln·Braltrud. Top cond.. S.l2-lB98. ._ .,._ , ~~dln& r1.ng A! ... ~vely cents foe •ee.cb.--p&ttan· for.. PALQT..t.., :W-~. N~ecratt cot. tbl. incl. Replacement design. Main stone, ~. ct, Air J\lail and Special J-landl-Dept~. oox 16.1, Old Oilseiti cost l1400 sell for $300. CARAGE SALE: Sat, SUn 646--oo28 • Ing; ot~rwise third·clau Station, NP1v York, N.Y. WAITRESSES FOR 6-16-STIJ eVt's. LotsSan Clot Stuff! 250 Poniente, Ml1cell•neou1 118 delivery will tMe three 10011. Print N1une, Addreu. SECRETARY desk v.·ilh 4' emente. week& or more. Send to Zip, Pattern N"un•hf'r, RE~\~LJ~NT return, Walnut rJnlsh. Im-2 FMUUES Ton of~. LUMBER or pipe carrying ?1.1arlan f.I11.rtUt. the DAILY NEE 0 L ECRAIT '72! m11culate! Also 6' Couch. Sun. only. 200 Agate lat mck for back of Pkkup. S7S PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept., ~~I. ~· etc. F'rec CALL 646 U66 FOR Make offe.r. 54l-5155 days; Park). Balboa Island or belt ofier. ~. 232 \Vest 18th St., New :!:!~!~t"s, ~fa~iune Boolt. APPOINTMENT 496-T'98 '""'· AUG. " PRICE SALE V1VIAN IVOODARD coo York, N,Y, lOOll , Pt-Int I t k ~ ~ N•u • •DOKf'•• wo'th Bn~ C, nncy nots, pat· WAITRESS EXPER. * COUCJl A-LOVESEAT Assl~ League ME:TICS 'Iii otf &ale, not aU ""u.u. ~ te.ru!J. Sl .00. Full &. p/tlme. Must ha ovtr brand 11{"\\/, bolt'. for $150. 5C6 32nd St., NB Mon-sat. ltoma In trtock. 331--0632 ~11:~ ·and STVU!l 111•bli11l CrocMt nook • 21. Xln't hours, Surl & Usually home. 968-1910. ON Sat. Aug. 4, Garage Sale BRANO new women '!I SEF. l\tORE Q 11 I e k Learn by plclurt.s! Pat· -Sirloln;r-5930· w. Cout-H"'"Y NEW BenlwOO(I styl9 dinne!P ~1lsc:.-f1.lfn,..boob, etc... clothes u S--.12.ttom. J 1us:'s 1n -Fa8hkma-and chooY!. oue.. ll'rrn1. Sl.00. NB, ., 111•1. 2 11<.'IV bar s1ool1. lofusl * G'i:r-0676 * Balbot&. 56-2743 Now~? nottern f~ from our £loti~ 1"'<litttf Clttt.Aeok -r Offenilfg N1 cjhr - Th• DAILY PILOT m eku 11 eHy. Ju1t chock throughout the classlfled nctlon for ''ads'' llstlng winners' n a m es. 11 you find your n•m• (u1t call 642·S678, Ex t. '333 to rmik• a rr•ngementt to pick up your tk:ket1 1 t 1ny c:o"" ven lenl DAILY PILOT offlce. \ I k rt 64,1...,,, ,,.. • nwrt U18n 100 .-.tfts WAlTRESS & HOSTESS 8ei!. n111 to er. or 1"" SUNDAY SALB OLD LR.ne ct.."tbtr chest $75, S&rini;·Summt.'I' Cala\og. All " F'ull tln1e perm. employ. £11: .. 87SO~·A, $125. (All 5.i6-1:?44 \Ve have <'veryU1lng. 544 Vic-9776 Argyle l)lnce. 11 .B. Sin! Only Sl)c, $~!·1plcte Af~h1t1t l\oot • • r. ma1ure individual nfl 7 pnl, All 'day SR.I & &In. to1ia, C.M, Brookhurst &: Aciam11 INST1~ SF;\VlNG BOOK t.00. BLUE DOLPHIN • OVING d & I!osp •-·• ood 1 dhd 1 SC\V uuay, wear tomorro\v, IG ,1111_,. ltHC Book" • E"-. FIVfo'. rir Brt.·d<'n cor1~r unit: !\1 -\Vru1her ry<'r ULv w 1en lv.1 n on .ii.I\.. "" k '0 6 r f I 9'21 Cl ' '-• ' Ludv K •" Book "I o•. rr11e Afc11ans. -_,,-::::.,,YC'i•~L;lrl~o.,,, ~N.:!.B~---1 0 ff i I' t' cl(' s ,) x 0 n\ !IC. um ture. ri ICVY Ul.'\I 1.rame11. 7-A tnmore INSTANT F /\ s It to N u..., " \VAITERS typc\\"L'/thl. Phonr &la..2322. ChflS(' Dr., }Int~. Reh. V(lcuun1 eompl. 54!H)"TM BO<JK • 11•Judretls 0 f ,,.,... Oyster Bnr ma11. \VIII troln. '* * lllDF:ARED In good SAT Sale Aui.:. 4U1. Power SEi\t.m'-Re!rt, nl3ttrcss & fashion facts. $1 . ~JU f\ook 1 - 16 pattcmJi. Apply in l>Cr110n, J-lungcy L'Ond!tli1n. S:IO. j 119 -1 6 2 3 !nov.·rr bar slools & misc Inner ~J>r!ngs. Double size. Uke to Trade? Our Trader'!!. l\tu....rum qt1\ll ftook s - Tta:er, 1641 Sunflower, SA v.·erken<I~ or after 5 ptn. 1tcn111, 3220 Idaho Place, CM $50. 545-0588 Pararlise column ls fQr you! 50c, WANTED, 1'e\l'C1'81 men over SPi\Ni~ll STYLE !I' SOFA Don't give up the 1hlp! METAL enamel free stan-5 lineit, 5 de.y'!I for SS. Call Quill• lt1r Tod1t1'11 1.lvhlc • 21 for Janitorial Co. Nlte & GOO!) CONDITION $60 "Lisl" it ln clBMllled, Sh\p ding Urcplacc for &pt or toda.y . · • 64.'2--56'n 15 beaulltul patternJ. 50c. day work, 642-0030 for infor. • 6~ • to hott ReJ1ult11! 642--5678. !ho~m!!•;,.· ~l'l~•~w.!<Oll(l~~-J~~~~.I •••••••••••••••••••• ' j • • ·-. ' ._, t ..,. I • ' • • 32 DAIL V PILOT • Here's How You Con Use Our Fa mous Dime· A· Lines I our famous DIME·A·LINES FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU DEADLINE: ~t:.~.:::.-:~".J c.w. • Brint them or mqll tllom with corr•<! cash to one of our 4 convenient office1. e NEWPORT BEACH .. 3>33 Newport Bl•d. •No lin1tock, produce or plants. •No commercial ~d.s allowed. e LAGUN~ 111.,.CH ...... 221 FeA&I Ave. e COSTA MESA ..• : ....... 330 W"t ley . e l och Jtem must be priced with no item over $25. e HUNTINGTON I EACH 17175 lo•ch llvd • e SAN CLIMENTE 305 No. El Cemine RMI 1.----------., LOVELY Maple l".ll'd fllJI libf' Including !oprlng~ ttn•I good 1na"1"'s." C(lmplrte · $ Z:i . ~1E:N'S 10 speed $.'2$. r.1 en's & y,·on1ens S speeds $23. r·1su tank. 5 gnllons "'lth ELEC'MllC th"ter, recen~y 2 TV'• $2 each. Eod table $3. 26 GALLON Aquarium $25. h(_•1tl~r a11d light S 1 0 . overhauled $2.i, Automatic Dinette set $15., Shlp11lng With nit accesi;orles &. 11t1u1d &l•l-1932. v.'asher in good condition 1..Tates $5. Trumpet $2:>, to flt &a1uc $10. 10 Galk>n DIME-A-llNES Are For Prtvat1 P1rti11 ONLY • Adi From B1.11 lne11 Addre11e1 Not Accept.a • Advertlnrs vlolo11"9 t h • 1 • r91"l•tlon1 may be In vlolatlon M St1te Franchise Boerd & local bu•I· ne11 license regul• Ilona. F.-Z llft tratler hitch $20. JIOLLY\\'000 b('d tran1es ~. ?i1an's 16 lb. ~·Ung Cov.•boy boots is. Shoos, n.quarlutn wilh accessories G F: N ER AL £ J e <:tr i r f>uah mo'>l:e,r and catcher S3.50. Kh1g ~1Zt' he:adboaNI ball $2. '45 rpm ree<trda, all ladleg, $()c..$1. St"' in g $11. 839-1190. t'('f1·igeru.tor, not ~u1lf11I. just aharpened $9 .50. $j. Pineapple bed (double) kJnds of music ~ cnch. ma_chinc l25. Lawn L· BEAM axle tuid sprlng!I 968-<ZlS. 842-7917. liut it "''Orks fir)(> $20. ~. no mattress $20. Book sMU Fractll)nlll electric h p funnturc SS. Chairs $4-$1 \lo'lth tlt-e!I and wlleel11 fCll' Dr1:sscr SS. Ol d \\'Ooden '9:l""'F~AB""ro=--~---SS. Desk $5. Dinette table motor !I • r ~ n' S 5 • each. Patio ~nble $10. 1n11king lru!ler $20. Fon:! fold in~ tnhle, good rondl rlon s;,. Tac ~12·m ~~rmet;, 1 y,•oodenJ $7.j(), 138 I::. 18th Comptometer s.;,, Ide al l..ea~herelte chi\~ $ 7 • S 0 • pickup '>''indshleld, fits 53-M SIO. &t:.-7877. Barbecue $5. S.l2-7Bl7. st. C)I M8-44SS. S~per Tt·ack 2ct, complete ~( ~nd t gt~18 gres!!I..~ $15. 3 8))(.'Cd tru.nsn1h111lun AU. Comic book rollectors: ()!L-.11.nd electric lam"" for SJ. 1tlagnus 1 chol'd elec. ..,._ .,· an !I . OU~ll fits Chevy and GMC picku1)11 2 STINQRA Y hikes S!O each. ..~ Irle organ with !n11tructlon ...,....., · 1960 C.'hw-cb St .. CM 47-M $15. Set of double <x>· 1-fan·1•I, D.C. and others Jr. P<>Qtt:tble s1 :;. Household ii all, lable, ceiling or floor: book $20. \\'111 dellvt'r ap. ANTIQUE sewing machine ment ww;h sinks with stttnds 20c-$6. FMHU6 bern,een 5 if(>ms 10e-S20. No junk 21042 mof!!.ly 'brass and cower p!lflnces within \~al area. cnbinet $25. l*ar'.s portable $7, % horsepower double and 6 P~f Kausch C1'r,, Park Pio"" frorn e~·ery era 50c-S25. zn; Pl t1 U t B CM . ,,.._ ~latC'hed pair of Engll!lh red acen a, 1U , aewtng machine $20. 3 shaft electric motor S20. LADIES hnl colleclion, 4-0 !·Jomes, Atlantn & rt1aioolin, bull's eyt! lanterns SIB. 5 646-8447. draw('l' drop-front meta.1 1 ~5~48::,.:45~9'.l~-~· ----~-- hats, each ln lts own box H.B. Sat. & Sun. v;rought Spanish patio lla:ht1 BODY parts for 64 Riviera, desk $10. Atlque rocker $20. lfOT pink wicker headboards 75c-$2. Set of 2 bold bands. PORTABLE t••...,,\vrlten, 12. 63 C'-·sl 6601'0 <g El Nice barbecue $8. Lawn """ ·Bed -2 men and \\'Omen's $:i5. J ,,._ \vith colored glruis already ,,.,. er, • " mower $5 Solid rkf .. w P~· s -.. each. Gold ladies ri"" "7.50., ....... , $~. each. ~tH nuaJ adding y,·ired $2.50 each. Out.side Camino and 65 Scout $1· h~'y _bl· ~ Adj .. ~bl nmtch1ng plnk and white ·~.., ....,.,.5 1nachine $10. Zt>nith ste-1 h I 1~ Pt~-"" din~ •20 v•iv .... e ..,,, ""'" I'.' pr ~. -"· 18 cup aluminumKl'.·ik-<irip ,._, ('(lac mans antcrn with ""'· J~vvu ftJ .., · l nl a ea..... ..,... pr. L.oUWll U record player $~. 3 .,.,-av beveled glass $3. Old brau Boat wlnd1hleld S20. 25 ft 6'' ro 11' board . $4. Desk n1o¥:er $15. Ladles bike $8. co ee maker $4. Large lamp Sl Roll ol magnet1'c I '· $20 <9 F rd I k lamp $150 V1-~ ea 5 Y \Vood d bl .... Ir canring board $5, Oiild's · electric wall sconces S2.50. ""'am . o P c up · · .. ,., . ou e _... o.me $25. d k $8 .. tapl'.' $10. Free standing Antique sol.Id brass Coleman hood $10. 8 lug split rim $6. chair/rocker $12. Pink baU1 4 dl'!l\\'e:r matching chest es . "fix mastcr $2. Cups sun<hade lo• -.. ap m-t 0• 56 CJ t t t d $5 shelUcabinet •1 Saturd"" s~ C t l dra $8 2 and glasses 5c-10c. Small ' .,,. = • lable lights, matched pair $8 1ev. ron en er& . " · ...,.. .:.;,. o < pes . pr. sink for boat $10. Starfoan1 patio, $25. 916 England, Apt. eai.:h. Ships wheel lan1p ~. 1640 Newport Blvd., Space white drapes $20. Red sheets, l "xU''x5f' 5 O c C, llB. 536-7634 · S4.50. Beautitul hanging NAUTICAL gear decorator 3· 0.1: 646-26S4. . double spread, m1;1tc~g 4l V.\V. chrome wheels, 4 each. House door!! $7 each. ORES.SER 9 <11'111\-er ·sri. solid brass lamp with and working, diHerent size COLOR TV $15. Typing stand drapes J12.·Large white crib hole, 8" wide $15. VW hee.d Pl.Y\\'OOCI pieces, 15c sq. rr. 2 Desk $10. Patio SS. Kirbv handmade milk glass shade anchors and line, Danforth $5. l{ard back books $1-$5. $20. Large ""!esh playpen • 40 hp -$10. '62 VW \\'indo .... •s brass hanging la111pi; $];-,, ntg shampoo head s16. $9. 3-globe r.olid brass chan· 5-4 inchor "''Ith chain and Pape~backl! 25c. Cl!'.'l hcs .n,ew '$20. ChUd s car seat $6. Sl each. New ~~ grind Ctun Crepe paper l't"g 2!k 2 La1\'ll nlOY.'er $5. c1impln~ delier ss. Large hanging nylon line, like new $l2. 58 ~. Typewriter $20. Fon· l win -~lu~green 11p~ad~ $4 & llO\id lillers for 01evy $:5. packages (o; :lk: 6i1id'11 rqulpml'nl typist chair s;i. hufT\cane lamp solid brass ft JI " nylon yacht braid S6 due $5. -Je\lo·elry 25c. m2 pr. Kiddie Ko.r $3. 1oys Fon:! starte-r & generator $2. car bed, new s;,. Red~:ood Thern1ador he11ter s 1 O. and oopper $5. Pair 189S &ab~right corner d 0 ck Ronald ~d., RB 847-3181. ~-SO<;·· Ladies , clothing ~-(~,,::J~$ro. ~t!j: 1~12. lOc tt. Celling J.ighf l.1unp ~.1. S!eel filing' cablnt't HaYQ oil lanlps Sl5 each. \\lhei>L! $20 pair. 24 inch BEER signs, 15 year col-$1 S3. 2450 Broad"ny, CM '" fixture 50c-$7.50. c 0 r a I $5. Clock radio S 1 ~ . Lnrie globe S\\'8.g lamp \lo'ilh yacht Fend-a.ires $5 each, J2 lection, over 200 in all SMAW.. e I e c tr i ca I ap- Ford split rims & tit'es $7. 50c-$5. Galvanized pipe fit· l\liU"('llflnt'()U~ tools$:'!. \\!.'\!\ long chain $10. 3-i\•ay noor volt bilgepump $7. Nei\' 5c-S25. 205 Albert Pl., CM. plinnc:cs: Beater $5. EiC<'· eacti. Olev. heads $5. each. lings 5e-10c. Chint'se gnld placqt1es SL 8~6-?549. lt\m p $5. \Vorld globe lamp Perko 12V bilge blowers S2'l 1()-5 Sat-Sun. lric. can~opener $5. Electr!c Chev. 265 n1anifold $4. llonda fish bo\\·J and light $10, 11' GREEN co•irh SW. TV $3.50, Piano lamp $3. Anti· pair. \Vaterproof Navy bat· S\VING set, full size, ::? radio $1J. Toa.steN>ven $1a. 350 krk8 $25. '62 Olds 2 cir Artificial fioy,>ers 5c each. console $25. Ken m 0 re que solid brass bed lamp $5. Ue lanterns S3. Outboard swings and s w I n g-in g 2186 Maple St., 01. 2. blocks co:nv. Starfu'e parts $1-$25. Bissell rug shampooer S2.50. waFiher & dryer $25 E'IU'h. 2 Rrass student desk lamp $8. steering rlg $4. 1'~ishing gear chinning bar $15 205 A1beri '>'·l·st of llarbor off \\lllson. KOOd mofor, trans, rear end 2 antique Chinese iron y,•hite bar stool~ $:1 f'flC'h. Derorsi.tive cast iron Door lOc-$5. 24" diameter fish PL. 10-5, Sat-Sui1. BICYCLES, tricycles $1-$18. and body, or .... ·ill sell com. lanters $9.95 and $14.95. 17330 Santa Lucia. F.\.·. oU lamp S4.50. 548--0135. 541 \\I, landing net $3. ~emote fuel 2 SINGLE beds $20 eal'.h Chesl of drawers $18. Plc· plele car. '61 Pont conv. Mft-122}1. 969 Junipero Dr., Slater. , Hamilton CM after 10 AM tank for Evinrude or Single headboard with book turcs 25c-$3. Pressurlied goOO :or, trans. rear end 01 WALNUT end table $3. Gold Sat. and Sun. please. .~ohnson outboard $6. Child's shelf $lO Dresser S20 container for tree and weed !"ill ~· =et!1~: .~ SAT-SUN, Ping pong table bedspread double $5. Maple REF RIG E RATOR $25. hr~ vest, ne1\' $1. Heavy cast Dining ~m table $l5, spray $2 .. Tools SOc-$25. Cbe\1 2 dr 6 <') 1 , 3 speed, $25. TV $25. 2 chairs, square end-table with Po'ver mov.·er $25. Stove shtps book e~ds $5. Nautical Maple night table n5: \lothe!I, d11hes 2".x:-$3. 216 iocxi ~" _,.,,5 Sl-~ or upholstered $10 each. Table dral'.·er $15. T\\·in mattress S25. Polisher ~· Car cooler books. technical and nove~. 9S3-4002, E. 20th St., CM 646-2377. _., ..,....., lamps $5 each. Jewelry, & box spring with bed SS. Chevy 1 ~er $ 8. so~e old 50c--$1. Gibson girl .. , . SEAR'S water softener, was ritl. .Mi .:unpteee car. H&r· clothes lOc-$5. 501 Riverside tram~ $25. , New t \Vt n Typewriter i'Ul. T r a i I er ~dio transmitter S~ 5 · 26 .. 3 SPEED mans ~ike $25. $160, $25. Cork l"x2x3 was ~;~~-bar $25. Ave., NB bedspread green & blue wheels $4. Camping items Single, double and triple 26 s!ngle speed bike S20. S75. S25 box. Portacrib S7. ~ . . 17" CTRCULAR floor scrub-$7.50. Chi!ds desk ,$5. r.faple SS. Vacuum $10. Basin S'.>· ~·~ b~, a:ll,. ~s, «me ~n\;b~: e ~: ~ Playpen $5. ~:ioot. ~ ~"''th-Jdilld -·bing br.tSh·$3.....Gel:lel&-blook. ~ke.rJl;,. ~~9. -~ket set $8~ HydrauiLc . und S..-Sw. Larg~ 545-2835 62 CHEVY radio SlO 14" & aw. 2 stmgra.)1s.,. 3l inch and 1ackle·with 100 tt. '°"" P6RTABLE TV: playi good . Jai:k $6. Gas-pipe SS. ·&:1\'cn 1 _\\:,OV_en~.kl!!,Je~.tI· .• Oars . ·.-· .. .. 15" tir.es ~4. 7~17 tire ·~ 1 h.ll g~ i"~I n1anila line $15. Ney,• canvas $25 64~1525 , door $5.,St~l beam $5. V\V and o«rock aets fl-$. New CRIB and maffresg; sheets1 ·$1(i-"750x17 sio Sen'ing cm ~ f'at't_i... 149 \ ~ \ enua CO\·ers \\'ith · <lrR'>'' ties 50c · · parts $5. Drill press $25. n1.ah9gany cab.In parts and $20. Car seat $5. Bassinette $5 • Ufllt bt $4 Mirro, Lido. WUl."k')'*' Sli each. Sarnlil'.lnite suiteeases ~!"~~~E rehigerator $25. C.Offee table $5. Scissor jack trnn 25c--$2. Fish net Sl-$4. l'.'ith hand mo.de skirt $8. sis T 1 Y$2tflc e . ' $l-$51 D~G table "'lllnul ~ $! and $2, Blo\\•forch $1.50. o-J.JV $5. Transistor rad i. o !\!any -~ .and chro!Tied Books 10c-Sl. \Vall«>r $3. Tai>e 0~! ; $~me(;'~ rack S25. 3 1ea\'P $5 eadl. 4 Pair \\·rought iron and wood TRUNDLE bed S25. 3 mat· Fl\f/Ar.1 $10. C ~mp er ~at fittings, 1 n cl u d 1 n S Y'Y parts $-1--$10. BR by ss. Plc~u~ SJ. Records 50c. chair$, na~'de <'O\"t'r $15 bar stools $15. Coleman tresses, excellent cond.ltion .screens $2. Soldering iron ll~hts lOc-~. Bronze No. 2 C'fol~s 10c--S!. R cc or d s Slat bench $10 Table pads e.ach. Willing t(I s e 11 gasoline camping lantern $5. $10 each. Decorator table, SJ. Voltage in\'erter $15. \~C fuel filter $8. Ln.rge ~SL, Rocking chrdr $20. S7. King and double head· separately, 1'l1 Larkspur Rock tumbler $2.i, Fire marbel top, 20x20x:l7 $2'5. Brass puinp Sl2. Electric Navy type ~ronze bilge \\omens clothes lOc-$1. boards $10 and $25 GE cot· CdM SW-U62. ' grate $1. Large Universal Table lamp, 40' tangerine motor S-1: Carpenter tools pump $10. Sohd. brass pla-Glassware lOc-Sl. Silvl'r fee pot $5. 4Z7 m~ifold $10. GlRLS purple Sch'\\inn bike, >.Jnt condition S25. 642-2917. ROUND "''hite -.;ck.er table, $25. 2 chairs with pad!I SlO etch.~ SURFBOARD for sale, 5'5'' . tz. 673-7931. rotfee maker \\'Orks well $3. ceramie base, \\•hite shade S3. Galvtnized tank SlO. <f\1t>S, <!f ~ sailing ships plates Sl-S-1. Carner as Pants, 32x34 St each. Ken- Solid 1914 Bentl'.'OOd chairs $10. 5.12-7654. 17741 Acacia 646-3250. $1-$.,, 541 \\. HamUton, Cl\1 .Sl-$15. 238 Cecil Pl.. Oil niol-e washer $25 548-8779 set o! 4 $19 each. Large Tree Lane, lrvlll('. 548--0t35. al'ter lOAM. Sat FOR1'11CA o •al !able $25 4 · · · detachable l'ear vif'W trailer SAT. AUgUst 4th 10-4 push -Sun, please. . ' " J{ASSOCK $5. Metal chaise SUNDAY Tools l e to $25 mo'*''et' $2.50. Bathroom sink . . high back matching chairs lounge frsi.rnc S3. Hair dryrr 4 TIRF.$, fi00xl2. nt'vcr used $Hi Cltt•h. \\'h~l!S $11. 1-lub caps SJ, Fits Du1su11 and ·"oi'th:Cc'Crs~;l&.."-'72:=-~",_· ~--k:'O B.NllCA ftlblt• II' I) u ti grain ()llltCrn $7.~ll. 'l'V c11hh1~t with doors on (1\111!. ltfl UJ' S('ttlon on lop. i.:11(111 tor hnr $1!1. 1o·orn1\i.:u u1blr with hl•avy 1.icd..-i;1;1l !1aicl.' "'·ith ,.,., . .,vinyl <~httlr11 $16.~. ·r-.•o bllby cribs $8 M<l $1 L A!un1inun1 bt.-er kt.'K $>1. Zl:l4 Elden, No. 4 CM 83.?,-24RO. -11tlCYCLE S-1. 1'Umiturc $7-$25, 'J'nbles $ l 2 -S 2 0 . Clothes & mi!Uary w1if<ir1ns 25c--$25. Trunks $4. Drapes, 3 pair, 2 child!; $5 e-ac:h pair. Ski boots S7. 20391 Venus Cit., H.B. Mag. & Bushard. Sl\T. ouly ri!frlgerator $25. Couch $5. Ol&.irs $..1 each. Lawn edger $5. Too I s 25c-$25. 6562 Sabbicas Cir., Hunt. Bch. 100 \VAIT am/cw lransmtl· ter, nf'eds work S 2 5 . 644-1579. SLIDE projector tl\kes both 3501111 & super slides plus a ll the lrays an Jor $20. 35mn1 German camera $20. 8('11 & Howell regul111· x .movie projector like ntiw & camera boUl for $25. Action viewer editor '" vie11·er regular ~ (.'Ost new $.19.95 sell for S15. Anytime after 2:30 Sat. all day Sun. 7752 . Belgravf' Ave., G . G . , 892.J83< Larey. HAND la\lo<11moer $2.5. • 22 single shot rille-$ 1 5 . Stingray girls bike $10. Dectrlc ?i:Iagnus c h o r d organ with bench still wider guaran1ee $25. Duncan Pfyi'c glbl top ooffee t~ble $20. Craig tape recorder $25. 4 TV •tr~. $.l. Farberware eiecfrie..tolfee ·pot f).cup..ua. ed I time SlO. Cory glass coffe-e brewer $3. I c e erusher $3. 6 do Iles $1 . Yellow bread box $2. T\r llllTlP $2. New hot cold- pi lcher $2.50, Mince-0· Matic Seve-n $3.50. au. tar)(' !able lii'IJter never used $3.no. Squibb Brox.ident automatic brush $5. Rival ice-o-ntalic 33,50, Kitchen electric clock $3. Antique Jiolla.rld salt & pepper mill $10. Nk"c lamp lle.se $2.50. 91 12 Aloha Dr .. Hunt. Bch., near 1'1agnoHa & BanniflK. CK tight 3 foot u.9ed only 3 hours $12, Sdlwinn Sting- ray boys $15. 847.55)3, mirror $3. UnJver!IAI double some antique. Rakes $5. 5 gallon aquarium $6 RICKENBACKER p1c~ps SlO. each. Blac.k and white $10. Norelco shaver $4. Avon burner electric hot plate shovels, forks $1 to $5. l;Jg. Toys, games paper ba<.'b. SlO each. Kluson tunmg plaid drapes, -f11t-4'xti'--wfn·· cologne' SI.SO. Jeuns $2. great for the gatlety $10. gage $2 to $7.50. Trunk $5. shoes, disheS lOc-$4. Giri pep $10 a set. Jon, 545-1734. dow .t7. Drapery rod $2. Stf'.reo $5. Ironing board st. Solid brohze electric driven Silver ware set $25. Tall Scout dresses $2 each. CAST iron bathtub, good con· Hanging lump $4. TV stand Old jars 25c-$2. Picture gongs $8. 541 W. Hamilton clock SW. Table $ 1 O, clothes 35c-$2. Popcorn pop. dltion SS. 646-5289. 2161 $5. Old school de!k $7.S(l. frames $1.50. Twin sheets CM 548-0135 After 10 am Breakfast set .. $~ to $3.5. per SI. l 6351 Santa Anita !\finer St .. CM 54Q.4.'J05. $1. 2658 Santa Ana, Apt c. CRIB $20. Playpen $4.50. Car Sat. and Sun. pleaR. Chest drawers $7.50. Table Ln., RB. YORK barbell set. 135 lb O f 642-8294. bed $4.50. Baby c.lothes size RF.CLINER chair, green tweed $20. 548-2904. BABY items crib & m11.ttreas ~~~o$2_<tie1:~~~V~ BOY'S Schwinn stingray sro, $20. Kitchen table, 2x3 $3: 2 CLUB chairs $15 each. 15 TOYS: Lollipop Factory $2. ~uJ~;~;sosS.~~o::: $5. Buggy & mattress $8. '\' 3 .....,.... ~ M Sidewalk shoe skate!I 6~f gal acquarium set S\5.. 4 Injector si!t $3.50. Toot new infi•tnble chain & High chair $1.50. Red, Lawn m('J'l'.l1!:f8 $5 It $7.50. omens Sr-.. -... ..,..... en's 12 50 , .. -dr • · su!tcMes $2 each. Typing Sw t I' Lit Btit $3 50 · & b New sbop vacuum s~. 10 ,_,....i $25. 846-4937. · · ..-...5e awer chest t bl $3 El ·~ t $5 ee "'· e e · · hassock!! $2 each. New e·lec-'>'tllte lite s 1 r I p e d ...., 0 ..-=u $5 545-5418 a e · ecu •C ry pan • Creepy Crawler Set $2 · 11 bedspread material for 2 Elect. cords $1 to #1. Rug DRESSER l'.'ith mirror S2t. · · Toaster SS. Bttad box $3. Hands Down $l.50. SlraJtie tric ro tts & 1 i g ht e d DRAPF:s. 164x84, (told $\6, 1+1.xrui~. lii:hl t:J'l"Cn $6. l ·Ms9J1 ~ off whll<' Sl-4. '1'1·ttvt'rll(• 1trape-ry rods SI.~ 1.•at\1, 12!l". 139" 1)1". Ruf(, 1ri1 ~x 1J1,~ $1 0. 2 hllllKin~ Jun1p~ S·l-S5. 4 ,k)()n;, solid r,;ir-,., ;11;x1.-:, S6 t" at· h . P;111t•Jlni,;. 4 ~ht.>r,IS:;. do11'1 rnatrh SI ench. \\1mughl lt~ln s!wll hrai·k1•1s :IOc ~ch. V1•1w1in11 hluds, 51>: 1·1~2 $10. :!7'~-.39 ST. 12 lutJYl'l't'd ghul • 11•1·s. lit Hl'l' unhnisht'<I llJ:.:32 :si-s:• .. l:anni11ter !!Ct, ..:1-e('n S2.r.it'.l. 1 track htP'' (11-ck. I !UV SI( ;t track tapes 40c cuc/1 , no n;<els. Baby JJ()uncc..•r, "·alker, high back, cxcclli'nt eondltion $7.5Q. Bllby t:lolhl'IS, 9-4 PlC\ 2k·$.1. Pl!11acrib sheetll SOc. Maternity clothes, size 7-9, good. t.'<!ndltion, som< never won1 75c-$.'l. Twin bed frame with rollers, new cond!tion $8. Sattu'day only, 8-4:30 P1'1. 970 .Junipero J)r .. C~1. 979-9554 . INSIDE 11'1lr.ron1eter set, \~~"-$" $:!2 CO!lt $47. Dial i11di1·111or $15, cost $30. All nCVl'I' used, still in carton. ;rJS-7234. ~~ HP C'IN_•tric motor, double shaft $25, cost $60. %. hp C'lectrlc motor $2g, cost $65. 1/3 hp uVJtor $8, all perfect. 5-l*-7234. OVER the John shcl1 llltt, cost $35 Ile'.\', SlO. German Schnapps set $5. New fon- due set $5. Hand palnted Italian glass $5 each. 3 cerflmic lamps $1 each. Suitcase Sl. Bird cage $2.50. Old wooden kitchen chairs S.., each. Round bathroom sluk. ney,• $5. ' F r a m e d pictures $1 each. 750x17 truck tire and rim $12.50. HI-pressure h o s e , ap- proximately 200' $21). Old gu-heater, cirea,...1930 $2.SO: 2 \\'OOd chairs. circa 1880 $15 each. Rose/beige .. bathroo1n sink, perfect $2.50. Old pitchers. dishes, crocks. ja.1·s $1-$5 etLeh. Old cash I'('gister, cil'<.'.a l 9 3 8 dlsas.<1en1blOO, but con1plete $25. r.tediclne cahioet $2.50, 4 old carved legs $.5 set. Car coolt>r $2.50. Girl's bike seat SOc. Old Ot\k piaoo bench. unusual SS. Beautituf Inlaid oontemporary round colfet- table, 36" diameter, COflt $125, flO'A.' $25. Electr ic ena.mellng set $ 1 • 5 O . Electric: m(•ill, vegetable grinder $10. Antique' gas can $2.50. New light fi'{ture $2. l\1uny, 1nany books !Oc--25c. Old occasklnal table circa 1925 $5. Automatic Ught con· trol, need~ cord $1. All lt'athcr gad(.-et bai $5. 646-S2'26. POWER mowers $7-$15. as is. Trimer ectaer $ 2 • ~. 913 JoaM St .. CJ\.1 CA:s · sto9e"$25. Bl"B.ck'-al\tl \\'trite console TV $25. Rock. ing chair and pad $8. \\'hite chair $3. Child's toy box $5. Books lOc-$1. 2466 Santa Ana. CM 646--0680. t,,.;11 beds, cost $18 sell $7. knitter S25. Pressure t'OOker Chest of dra,,·ers to matcti T\VO h\1in box spring and Bathroom scale $2. Step Olange $3. Bingo $LSO. make-up mirror $10 each. .. Sa1, .le .sun ... 2'll 33rd St,, ~:~tF,.'1',.,cPk.1•,eic,,ec1.,S ... 1~ .• ~wio~.a$1teOr.! ... ~l. Gm .. JUITTt .. c:;l)p,IJ' .~. n64ia2t:_r599esses S8 each . s1tpo,l1 $2.._!~rd ~sher 0$2.50 .. ·Grippidee Gravity $3:50. ~Su"nF_rE;ebom ~7~.7 ~~-·~~!th!QU1E ball &00· claw Newport Beach. 646-28S7. ......... ¥t Small rocker $6. \Vashing· ~ · ron ng UV<t .-.. Door m\r. Cobra Skyway S2.50. \Vood "' • ui, 25. Antique metal Thro\V rugs $2. !>14 Victoria, n1achine needs Mnle~·ork USED ~taytag "''ashing ro,t" $3. lee bucket S2. E!ec· Burning set Sl. Shrink 19381 WEYlttOUTH Lant-al.I twin beda $25. 614 gal acid C.~1. $10. Beautiful 8 bird aviary n1achine $25. Fiberglass Inc bl11.nket!I, slngle $5. 1'1achine $2.50. 205 Albert day Sat., Sonday 9-'5 utf of jars, only $10. Antiquf' John· SUNDAY Boat harchvare $2. on wheels $12. Coffee table bathtub $5. Infant seat Double an~ dual controls S5. Pl., CM 1().5, Sat-SU:n. York1own and Beach Blvd., ny \\'alker tray '6. &4t.,.za1::. \Tnroums $5 & SIO. Paints ~~-·~.up table!! $3 each. ''•ilhout pad S2.50. Call g1~~;;. ~ ':IJc-$2·. E~doytsable~·. CORK type bulletin bo.o.rd ~nbla~~ht1Stm7.1PXl~""co· n3· AN'f!QUE vanity, 6 small STO\'E SlO. Double mat~ and bo:< gprlng, headboard $25. Dresser e.ncl 2 nigh! ·,~·~tand::=~·~l=25~·~&15-SUf:.::.;:::~·c_~ AUTOMATIC washer 1 $25. Electric dryer $25. Portable dishwasher $25, Ro ta r y power mower $25. % mower $3. Electric musaaer with belt $25. Hand mower $5. Luggage rack $5. Double shaft electric motor $5. 7691h W. »h St., CM -· POLE lamp, 3 Uibts $5. Camper roof vent, like new $7. Single bed rrame and headboard $10. 25 gal gas tank $25. Lwn mower $25. New gra11 catcher $7. 557-3910. RUGS, hi-low pile nylon, green color, al l WQ<>I loop .r..e from $1-$2.56 sq. yard, 5 metal chairs \lo•ith padded cus hions and backs Sl.~$2.50. 1U2 \Vhile Sails Way, CdM. 644-2951. T\VO Sl!ts 30 inch mattress box spring.s, very clean each set S15. Free nibher pad makes king size bed. 10 like nl"lv pillow cases, as!>-Orted colors 25c each. Never used .... ·hite .percale twUl size sheets $1.50. Percale pitlow cases 50c. \!ery old antique ooal SC1Jtt1e tor fireplace $25. Please phone Sunday only. the Bluffs area. 25c to $2. Red1vood sets flO. """""""" 536-4284. "" 60c B.I Horal t u1uv ui..,,.. 'fLJ dra-.·f'rs, 3 way m!ITor, e:<· F .. xtension ladder s 2 0 . CHINA Franciscan "Silver CHILDREK'S SY.'ing set. y;ith ~llJ~ble cloth, plastic $3. s2.5o. Men's sh~~.e~~ s.peOO record player $20. t'C'llcnl t.'Ondition $ 2 5 . Cabinet $15. TV cradle Pine," 3 place settings $18 slide 25c. 545-4859. · like new 35c-50c. Men 's New records $1.50. Large ,:-979-<884~~~·~~----- S7.50. T\r Tl'ays S.f. Pots:, each. 2 platter $15. I 4-Frox15 GOODYEAR tires pants 29x29, 7Sc-41. Ladies painting $1~ Chest of KENMORE port ab I e pans, dishes 5c to S5. vegetable $10. 962-7291 . OUTOOOR metal able, 2 a~ wheels, excellent con· clothes, size 14-16, good drawel"I f1 . Working maple dilhwashcr. clean $ 2 5 • Preasure c o o k e r $5. REED, Barton sterling sliver armchairs $25. 2 Rattan d.ltiOn $25 each. S-590xl3 eobtttion 25c·$6. Formal clock $4. New sweaters $6. 1:6715-5258""'""'°' ~~-~~-Br<lroom bench $3. Book flatware '"The Lark" 5 teas-chairs $1D each. Rattan tires and spoke wheels $20 gowm, 0~ design size Pair butane candle 1ticks case $5. Books 25c. Bean 1750 3 kn. diaise and ottoman 1~. each. ~2791. 12 $15, can be used u cos-$LSO. Nevu-uaed authentic SAT.suN. Book eh elves bag chair $.'l. Spreads & poons . each. ivei: "" ., .. .., ~""-Engllah dart board $7. Wall Sl-$5. Uonel train, CAN., blankets $3. Hall tree $10. $12 each. 2 dinner forks S14 Ladies clothe &ize 12 $.l--$5.. METAL or bra.u twin head· tumes, .......,.......,, sat-sun, plaque.• $2 eadL Blue track $5. Lam~50c. Book:!I BABY equipment: crib $20. p · of 1 I"" "-'f each. 4 l&lad forks SIO each. Toys 25<:-$5. _ AM!Ortment board $5, Walnut expanding 10-3. Will d'---· ,._ Sc-$1. Ganies , Pun~ Oelu.'Ce car bed le bathlnette ta~fe $2S. ~~e t;;'bie~S~ 1 serving spoon $15. 1 sugar dishe1, pans, knick-knacks slat, coffee table SlO. 7' pieceow La'.:;"'~ni"~ bow' $3.50. Broiler ovtn sS'. 644-2551. $9 each. Heating dish $4. 544 Victoria, CM shell $10.50. 962.-7291. under S25. 4 good ti.res couch, needs recovttlng $15, OVAL rug, 6x9, grey and lamp' $15. Salad maker $2.50. Fran. Bike 16" 11\dewaJk $12. AU ..occ...~~-'-'=----BOY'S 5 speed stingray $2'2. H78-15 $10 each. Some an-Volkswaa:e n parts $1-$2:;. green $~. Chrome kitchen ci9can china, 4 place lie(. like new, 727 camphor St., CABINET hardware, a hig Glrla Sch\lo•lnn Rtingray ll7. tlque junk under $25. Sun-Helmet SS. 64&-2970. tahble and 4 chain ns. Tuy ~~f-P0115.N~ :!.::S· ~tio tlng• $1.5. Plclures SL NB. 644-251S. select1on of knob11, pulls, Boy's stingray Sl2. S42-19l7. day ?niY lOam-5 pm. m DISHWASHER. Frigidaire, c eat $10. Used p_ulJ toys a e m 's1nks Oothing SOc-i.'i. Y/ll'dage GOOD power mower $?'.!. Hand mower $5. I-[ a I f mO'A•er edger $10, like ne"'·. Lawn spreader $5. Step lad· der S2.50. 138 E. 18th St., CM5'8-f485. OIILDRENS !l'Aing !et, with slide, 2.k. 545-4869. backplllfe!l and hinges all hforning Cayon Rd. CdM. unrler counter, used l% 2Sc-75c. Wrought iron ~ $3. Astorted tables $3. 25e-$1. 477 O>llta Mesa St .. new IOc each. 2)" unicycle ENGL JS H pran1 $2.i LADIES Marquise cut onyx years $ 2 5 • Headboards, table, ewlval top $10. fl'.iC· Chlldrens clothes sl7.ea 13-14 CM near l9th &: Irvine. $8. Balance poles $1.2'5. 962-7291 · ring S5. Mens m~made twin, unrtnlshed, .uh, new ture frames 75c. Ena:hsh ~. Bool"~·,,,.~1."''1''9 4'°,..2 Belly board SG. Portable 2 ROLL up 6hades 6'>:6' $4 .50 t Sa hi . SlO s-h M . Rolls razors $3 Red COr· ~"Wu ...... -....., 3 2 FURNITURE: _Oak dre&!ief !lludent typewriter in car-each A la rtabl awn C!l IU' PP re nng · ::i eac · attreu, twin $5. duro)'-twin covttlettes SS Mauna H.B., 96S-3153. US. Do It yours e J r J')'ing rase n~ds minor ing. ·will ~v~.f\ i:uo 0; hopper style bicycle "1th Portacrlb $5. S w 1 n g 8 et' Twin white head boa d PORTA-A-cRIB $10. 2 Br c en ho u 1 e, all !ht repair $5. Bissell s.,.,·eeper s'>'·ap meet space $25. utended trout wheel $20. Sears, excellent $25. Head· $12 50 Umpire vest ·$3 ~ blonde nigh' stand., SlO. .materials needed $ 2 0 ' $2. GE clock: radio run/tm c t 3 50 K. Call After 4 PM 6<1:>3.568, board, bookcase, double. B i.n ~cu I a r 1 7x50 '$5: Cou h 110 s b interior and extuior &hutte- S8. Westinghouse dry iron arpe Rl'.>eepcr S: · · ing PING pong table SIS. Adding Colo.nlnl craft, maple $25. \Voman's suitcase $7.50. c • torage ta le 3 5<k'--$1 each. \V 1nd 0·; $1.2.1. Melmar servir" f0r ~~~k~~.,rit~ a 'i,ort~bil; e ~ machine $1.2.50. Misc. auto ~lrl s rink roller skate!, CoMJetic carrying box 50c. ~; $3. DouDle bed $20, ~1"t"l'n1ilk each. Used brick eight 11r11· S6.7J. Pin-up S:5. Magnus chart! organ pans 25e $2'5. Po\\.-er hack sizr, 7·7% s4. Shoe sidewalk Heftder with mufller $2.50. · 6c each. \\'all heater. worki. lamp $1.50. Lamp shadci; $!8 50 962-6982 saw $25. Bird cage $4.50. skates, 7, $2. Sidewalk 50 cup percolator $5. 3229 WHITE Kenroo1-e washer, l'.'Cll $10. Interior doors $3 ~" high 73~ enctt. La\111 · · · 1908 Secrest \\'ay, · Santa skat~s, .adjU.8table $1.SO. Montana, CM 545-1573. worka good $25. Gas dryer each. Exterior ool!d f.ront chairs need r r• 11. e h hi n i; ROCKTNG chair & otto1nan Ana 1-len s camping boot, used, $20. Slkle viewer $1. 's..·t door $5, hardware included. "~-"""'· lleuvy du 1 y both maroon bargain $14. · 11* $1.50. Outboard motor PING pong table$~. Dress. hl'ftnd new king-41ize sheets S $! 50 1 35mm AUTOMATIC tll'ctric eye camera $25, cost $50. Electronic flash S25, coat SSO. both stilJ in carton, never UK'd 548-7234. NORGE wllSher good $25. 19" TV portable $25. 2 dishmasten $18, $20. 21" TV portable, needs \lo<"Ork $10. Remington typewriter $20. Clock radio $6. :mo~ Channel Pl .. NB 673-1603. ELECTRIC dryer $15. Grills $3 each. SurfOOanl $~ Bookshelf $20 each. Door $5 each. Qu·istnias tree $10. Stereo $5. Fan, 18" $15. 2617 Vifita Omada, N.B. (Bluffs) 9am-5 pm ;:~tic door clo!i>r, use Chai~ lounge & pad both SUN. only 10-Spm Toys, rover, 3-5 hp $1. Intercom. lng table sro. Map!e bed $3 pair. Big multi-colored W1 screens . each. Win· in or out $3. 50 new color f11I t.'OOd rondltlon $6. Lots of books. records, games. lOc Bogen powr:rline $3 Ladder $8.SO. Maple bed $8.50. ~ Tiffany lamp $20. Blender ~wJ~~ ~e~ 617 travel wsters lOc each. old books 25c-50c each. & up. The Bluffs 1962 San 5· wood $3. G 10 he'. inJr table S2 .. Bulletin board Sl. Antique cha.Ir $1. Ren-· " • 7530. Lunch palls .,.,;th thermos 531.H1296. -Bruno oU Vista Bonita. psychedelic 24" diameter Sl:-SO. Power mow@r $3. more washer, needs timer 14 PIECE punch bowl, cup1 40c each. Records an<I hooks b'k GE canister upright vacuum $3. KeroSf'OO space heater TV'• $5--$LSO, Barbecue S2. $5. Oilld'a bicycle with SlS. 6 sterling Sherbert cupe P . PUSH mower $10. Baby tk~ cle"""r $20. ...... ... 0 • -A. .... 1, 12. uo <185, fA~~r spreader $3.SO. training whee'· $3. n .. rtable $25. Gas log and grate $1~ 5c-50c. 1ctures, frames, seat $3.50. 26" chain link ...,"' -"11.'IO Jntu u ~ ~ ,. rv Qie t $ID Nl .. h ~ curtains, drapes, planter gate and post $6. V\V engine coUee table $10. Floor OVEN built-in coppertone · alr conditioner, needs work s • .. t stand $15. • A·I bath sink and Kroehll.'f' faucet S.5. 548-3TI4 27" TV Magnavox tube, black and white $25. Fabric 25c-$1.50 yard. Q.ll'to.ins. drapes $1-$1.50. Cash only 613-4669 l\1INT-bike $25. ;,i0-3698, call Saturday. SCH\Vlr\N 5 speed boy'l'I bike, cost SlOl. $25. 67!>-5740 DOUBLE ma Ure", b ox sprinR SIS each. Headboard. ft'1tmt> $10. Twin maUreli~. box spring SZJ. 646-S-188 TURNTABLE S25. D u s I CO\'er $10 Stand $5, like ne11'. BABY crib & mnttress good condition $25. 549-2130. ELECTRONIC Ignition system,capaciti\•e rlishca1-ge, l\lark Ten $25. Ne11·. 962-9740. \\'HAT not cabinet 36x67xl4 SIS. Cocktail table $15. fllaple s!l.'P tnblc S5. \\lootlen chairs $'.\ and S5, Large upholste1~d "ing chair SIO. Drop leuf tnble $:). 138 E. lllth SL, Cl\I S•l8-fi85. pots and mi5ct'llaneous parts s 5 .. s 2:;, &by polisher, electric $8. 48" $15 64&.5534 ' BOY'S or man's 26" See.rt SS. SU ca.rbtt $5 eoach. An. =64=2-0.1""130-.'--=----I hc'A.tsewares 5 c-s 2. 5 o , ehlfiarobe S'l O. Hi-boy o91 round black furry rug $5. · · tightwelght 3 speed bike. ttque rocking cha.Ir $.15. 2 CHEVY truck 283 engine S2'. Packaged greeting cards dlspensrr Sl.). J;i", •u:iple !\1e('hMICll creeper, new $5. GARNITIJRE: Much brass like new condltion, · ha11 child's car see.ts S7 and $2. Outch, llywheel and hou• and invitation1 Sc-2.lc. Toys, oven handles $3. S-12-7808. Car stereo speakers, ne\v $5. and copper-Solid copper tea orlginlll papen, blke wrench Clothes &-.$1. Pl~ Ing $25. Mic~y ThomJOn gl'lmes and puz?.les Sc-$1.50 Hol'seshoe set $5. Burge!ls 11et, 4 pieces $5. Largl? ~ld and Jock, has front nul'9en 50c set. 545-4475. valve covers with breathers 9422 Lanai Ctr .. li.B .. South s5qF~~· ..,~ Club chair gold pA!nt sprayer S3. lx12 pine ~~17 po~ wl1:.,11~na headlight and reCMar rack $Zj. 1379 Watson Ave .. CM $10. Mope.r pos.ilnlctlon rear of Ba1utlng off Bushard, J . ....,,,..., · sht>lving, 20c per foot over ""u · rge . sa 1Z1 W. 20th St., 26 GAL. Pemco a.quarlum, axle 11.18embly $20. M7-6473, 968-smG. LADIES gold emboJsed \\'ed~ 100 ft. 962-0267. ' ~[ l~~~;iJ1 ~Uni: $~.~ ANTIQUE bar cabinet S18.50. hood, lighl11 sand $20. 642-5896. , ALU!\llNU!\1 patio urnbrella ding band $10. S.tZ-7237. CHrillRENS swing &et, with l)ifferenl sized boxes some Teakwood-bamOO. tab I e 8 Schwinn Stingray, exct>Uent AIR com presser $25. Electric table $25. Tah!e unibrella :=. GALLON acquarlun1 full slide 25c. ~9. bra~!I fitted $2·$13. '.set of S-5;. $7. Olelit, ~ dra\\:ers condition $20. Llght oak motor $20. Paint gun SlO. $10. 4 nylon cord chalr11 $10 eqnipped S9. 842-2086. SHOW ·r? Tell wltti records hi·a~i1 flrt'plnce roots $5. $6.50 Ol.~. 3 dru'Acrs st('reo cabinet. 17~ tnche1 Hose SS. Out S5, never us. each. Formica breakfast ....-.y sate l0·11 "r nil for $5. tmd stand $20 ,..,, ""'~~ Solid br1ti>R nnd irons $3. $3.50. End lnble S 3. 402t1d~,1 36 lo1.ng8. 31CMhigh S25., cd, co11t $120. ~ttW. table, 54" x 4~" $25. 4 'u ~· · V'tU"'V0.1J, Flreplnce ~ree11 $4. Farnt Bookcn~ $.l Lawn chair Sl "agrll) ia t. ' corner 35mm CAMERA S2S. Elec- matching chairs ~25 for nll. &.t2...-J0~12. AVOCADO green. mahonga.v ehal111 turned do1\·t!h: and each. Dinell<> i;ct and le1l( house. 642-3767 Ironic t!llAI $25, all l'!tll1 in l\<faple double bed and \VOODEN cols $2.50 Fan, 20:· dreuer $20. Vlnyl swivel prel'l~cd design buck s'7. Old $13.50. 642-9640. WIND-up crank rotary la1''l1 IK"Uled carton. MS-7234. irunrlle bed $25 el\ ch . .stand $8. Pogo •tick SJ.9~. chnlr $10. l\'itc 8\:ind $12. solid oa,k single ann student K.IDNEY shaped make-up mov.·er. 3 hon;e BMggs nnd 64&-2;;24. 1935 Highland Dr. Tire chatn1· $3 . Spot llgf'lt g lialr dryer $5. Old stereo desks S15. }915 Un<le,..,.,1)(1d vanity, intrror top with stool Stratton $25. Pipe threade-r, PLAYPF.N $15 Weights and TIRES, 2-560-14111 near new, NB 25c Lawn chair S 3. con110le $10. Di-8hwa.1her, typewriter 112 Solid b 19 •t Jorey le bumper ca Jr~. ~-and 1" ta. Half )1:111... el(ertlsers $8. Girl'a 'b!ki;11 tubeles.s $5 ea1."h ~2'768. Aquarturri. 17 gal $20. ~loblle r..tn.id $25. Dinelte • raS-.'1 · '" 0 c · r· " ~$5. Trike S2. Trundle ROTARY n'IOl'.'el"i", a11 is $5 JIGSA\V Blnck Md ~ k J\.1GA _pnrt.s: Hood $5 Tn1nk TransiAtor rad i 0 'i5c .._ "iw.lrs $5 etlCh. Ladlff ilt.e m1til slot with door $l. Very riet'l; $9 n pair. AW'Ot'tl :;;owe; f4·50{ Fireplace 1u~I. hi'<i!I $25. Olif!nrobe SlO. and $10. 548--5044 w1lh ca8e $10. 645-2768 ~ er, lid $5 Dody $5 Fender• $5 Crunera $1.50 Oothe.s $1 I 4' 1~ le S s.tioos $.'.I each C)ld pl\ir ot bat wing Figure 8 race cart !let, COl'll-ectr1c og, ~ and llcrt't'n \\1()1"1(1 croquet set S3. Poit STEP end table $10 maple. \Vindshleld $5. Doors $5 Facial spray mist $4. Pu~h 646--D194. 2001 Clay St. NB . louvered 1111loon doorl'I. com· plete $9. Sunbearo mix· $7.50. Tn1nk locker $5. Ski !lllt:k Sot. Electric ('()~~ .. ~~ 54S-5044 ..Qtnpes Sl . Boy's «lathing TIRE r11Ck, metal $~0. ~ach. 2 trailer axlPI: tn!1. ~8t ~$t ~ SlO . ~, plet~ with doubl_e swlna, master $.1.50. 545-2478 • iih<'-'s· 5~3. $3. R4n~h boot!'!, ..()!,'r S~. •Naval !!~ • 14-16, ~ Lad I es 64~m8 -· Wheel• ~10 en'clf. ·cur"ind 'Aquarium. ~ e&l. $25: Lid 20 GALLON 'nq·uarhlrii com· hlngel $15. -Old leatfier tina; tra~ nn~ ·par f JJ • hlrtek, ·med btela, l'ML!!' i ~ urilfornlS, idze ·~1 ~· ' -•-·1·ng 1116 ~ J--~~ TURES car 50c each rnach """ ...... rtBr hOulJlng, $5. A~"""um, 10 •al ~o plcte . $20, 26 a a I I _on ho~ collar $5. Old, but IE/\.,.$3 Ski''• 15'~~ 15 Rubber ovcnNoea, slz.e 7 50c Girl's -~ 1~ •t Clot'""' '"""' ' • ..,... ~·"'· J ,. tit flt ~M-o'' Jaguar AusUn iu-• • ..,, ""'uariwn complete $ 2 a good electric fans, 'JJ.'I and ....,._-· · .., . uuv.., I · Lawn sprinkJen $1. Slack.!' 1~ •t '"'.tA~ ""-::-1-. "' ~~".:. SOc-$1. O\bin~t rad~phonc 645-2768 "'' • idea / 3id Tricyc e S3 Waion SJ .... 1 · earlier many brul pruU Golf cart• $$415. fillh nil shirts ~·eaters ~all and ..... -.. _,..,.,, _, ~ $25.. Klngsl?.e bedtiprcad $10, TIVL'i bedi;prtftds, pink cord 1-fealy $2S. Ax ca and &ubber $4. iack $4. Carpet: 'Vet,u!t $15. 673-23 4. 16" blade, OltiUtlttnr $10'. polos 50c ea~ Pet 00.ket mcdlJm 25c-.$2. 'o!Mtte Rt, tlngo Rd. CM I Hockey game $5. 548-5044 $5. Aeirquipt &lido projector, member $25. 1279 Conway beige, hl~lo $10. Deak ffUl E X C E 1. LE N T quality Old Wedgtwood h e 11. t 1 n • $.1.. 2 blN! cages fl·S<f. 4 chairs, chrome, tormlcn BAR with two rauan 1t!':1,1 1'"1..lJQR.ESCENT fixtures 2• 9 trays SJO. Old copies Ave. CM 541)..3593 $3. BO gun $3, Floor llCnlb-clothes: Dre11e1 ~10. t.'IOVe, mica gtus In door C&111es snd books 50c-$2. $25. Recatr vaeuum clc1tner metal ter 1toll1 S15. 642--!...~ x 4._ llOv w!lh lens $IS. National Geogrnph\cs lOC UNTUNED uk!:lele w Ith ber $.1. 962-4013. lll\l4 El Coa1'.1 $8. &rltl $$. Size 12 SZ>. l920 Wertinghouae IOlid Lupage rack $2. Troph!e" $5. foutmutet', e I e c 1r1 c AQUARIUMS, lO pl 16. :i$ Trailer box $25. Trailer axle f!at.h. 557-4849 complete set of 2-4 121SOni ,.MonMrey, 1'.V. pocket bOoks SL Jewelry copper f!lectrtc ht'ahfr $JD 50 c ~ $ 2. Eneycloped1u own·broller $'7. 2527 Elden gal $8. ~1768 1 -~ tire 1~ II d S25. 2'l vohune ll'OI of 6'G~'°' nauga•~e ltOla 125. ~. Dlahes !()c, MS-9753 . , $11)..$20. Lawn mo"'m' $3. A .... k •-··· '" -._.,.. a ... ;,. an pump, FULL size Ma.pl~ bed. new If ard Cl -• t 1 vJ..ov ,.,,.. Veory Old copper boiler' S20. Pohot tripod ""· Photo ve., un.o.; 11 """"'· vou-... ,v... \VA""~ t I d b %" ~·pe. emplios 55 aal. ld rl arv MBJCI con ans: 545--061.2 NAUGAHYDE crange ctmlr So Id ~ u,u 1 11 a ne c n c h1 b bll -30 mitttrr.~s aJ box 1p 11211, all the major W<lrks by the OR'"ER 15 ed k ·~ Nan•ah·~• Whtie clialr me ·O llC'aleR: chenri3t clanip on llghta $2 cl\Ch. BABY crib IJld matlttl:!J, lllble, 80 Inches with .3 awe or ae pump ....,, quitll'd floral spread $~5. put artat 1'.rlter and evm , . ne -wor . ~ -nd ,...., · 1~·aic mWk JlllS'J balancH Photo powelite •nd CMe $10. Kood condtUon like new $15. cullhlon& $20. 54G-4927 . I nl. t!lnk SL Mixing val\"t"-~8--6670 .b9.!:>k• for children $2S ' \Vl\~her $5 need• \\'Ork. SlO. Rou coffee tnble and $Z,. F'alrbanQ l\lonf! bl'DM Wall clock $3. Patio chnlr 442--0238 j torliOt~ cofd~ter sr.8~20' .. "s"o"F"A"""'S:IS".-69= .. -,.-1,-•"'bed'°"'1-!~4 -....:. --TMbl~tuxl-chAlrt-$10.-Green _2 end tMJg_.Jt_OE lron $3. arm balancti-teal. o .RS. BMM 1n1~cir-ui..--nch:"-,.,___ -~A"~'-"-."-=1'-,~~--gn--s~-,~·==~s=z~;;. J IME-FOlf -Deep slllR _carpet f or <'IU' w:tl~ u&Cd $25. Old TV 14 ;( 7 lnCn whe111 and 4 trlt t'l:I Ch till h ..i ·"' ~ " ....,.,,,,,_.. r1 " 1.-u wvc be(tra()m $ l 0 $25 548-41t9 AQUA couch, 7 ft. end tables ,,-,1... I -· ... ..,.. 01'\C') I Oievy wheel COV('rl'I; S5. . Ill ' ar on an •• ng coffee S('t S4. \Vatfle. iron $2. Ollna Ro6e pattern $20. a~ • . C Sit bed "' Cl hed good di . 125 v ""' • ~ M I ind hl ld 7 50 !lcale "'Ith I inch dlal $1 2. Cnndclabrn $1 . rlreplacc 536-6844 SC >*-&R92AM LETS ~~e A~11.itreu tu~· 11prl~~~ ~~110 , con uon . ChOFFEI ~..!abkle $10. 2 thfalf !lift~~~~ w ex~l~nt $ cOn: l~ household acalto $4. !()OJ, $.1. flflrror $5. 4 a:nl.E ;::XEo:..;;R::.;CT"""CL~E~S~l~lm-"''"1a~t-•, QUICK CASH • S2S. Tttblc 1uld 6 chairs SJS. 11n1! u=r cp, areo or dltion 968-2889 Ettrly ornaro ~1~ ma· bal'n red house p1;1.int $8. fine condl1ton '"n. 646-1271 •-,\D?.1TRAt. TV S25. Toys decorotJve ~rposca $6 each, 1·hlne On oak bn»e $10. Srnss Pk.1Ut't'tl 50c·S2. p 1111 11 c. ..,ui 30·· mtJ llreJIS o.nd 1prlnRI .. t. n1lnl.-car track l 0 c -$ s. 2 tor 110. 6 . \VflITE French Prov!nclnl lllbll $25. Ant\mi .. el-...... , no··-.. 1~·11. 0 If I c. ·"'::....:548-4:::..:.1:;116"""~=~~--TH ROUGH A ANSWERS 2 s tufftfl t'h,dl'!i $f1 l"'llC/I. F I t h I S 7 de'8k dlts1 h ~ I h I "'""' ~-..u ' "'"' ...... --120 BnAke1haJI backho1trd ond 0 rm _'!.J.fJ. a e ,. •e KENMORE ans ranae $25. • · " <" t: wt nl"' clg.'lr l1aftt<'r $13. Antique tall calculator $25. Spcllkel'l'I $5 3 PORTABLE TV's and "ti:d $5. Sup<>r 8 nmvle prt>-tJphol!'te.1._"\I chain $.--i. 210 Cabrlllo, •eo.ta !\fe!la ror S25 ench. ¥t .:trtp1>Cd rwnOed compfe't.e llormer and $10. Mtn'.11 suit. o-44 $5 SlS. both work. Electrlc • J bed Carpet ~ w c e per $2. \\'alnut dining table $25. wlnrlt>w $15. l..argt wall each. Men'• clolhe!l fl0o-6c, clothes dryer $10. Packard WANT AD jectQr 120. Roi 11o\\"AY S.5. Comera1', new. film a.nd WONDER.HORSE $8 Round Formica "'lllnut table $10. clock-' Sl.5Ch$1.5. Old tmu:i Ski sweater ss. Homburg Bell cc>n801C TV. \lo'Orkt well 2450 OiU~r Dr. 516-33.'iO fln•h cubes 10c417.50. Tll'C11 !able, 27" dlrunetf'r $15. Fra.mcd mirrors, ono 3 way c11sed alarm ~lock $4. Mt $1.SO. Wamen'lf clothet $20. 2 apre lb-et raokt f(lt 6.1nl'WR.U~~ \=n, s;~: r;n:,alx l~ ea:. ~~ =~t ~\8c l~.1 'Me~ ~ ~~ l:h ~~ ~13S. 541 W. lf8n11lton, and h&t1 $1.-$5. ~ tCornal ~'1.t!Mt&. ti~~~ !v<;iS'. 642•5678 ·~ _ ·~ _ v.~.. 1M 1, . ~rd CM CM a11.,. JOAM. &ll·Sund, Or. 1o1 ... Verd•_,., ea. 1 n ·~ -I VO<rV•-~"' n1 va ln.vv pleaae. . V'Jllt& to KOrnat. Camper ce tiox-.,.....,,,.. .... 1----------· I I ' [ TEAC A·'IOlO lape d..X ,.,,,, quality, 10~" reels. Xlnt cond. Extra noels, ~mote c..'Ontrol unit Orig. $750, will sell for $450 lir1n. Dennl5 546-2050. DOOC:E truck, V\V, boats. C)Utboud engines, ho a t traile~ can1per shf'll. Call even111K11, 6 4 5-4 6 5 3 or 64!Hl9'17 GRUNDIG MaJei;tic Steroo & speaker · $125. 2 Antique Chinese Oriental rugs, 1:.1 x 17' $500, 9 x 12 SZJO. GE apt range $35. 6464 2524 MOVING! Inlaid & mahogaziy drawers. Much .!IOld. 216 E. 646-2377 table, teak chest o f n1ore! TU 20th, CM MARTIN Guitar, 028 K, 1923. Xlnt cond. Orig Hard case, $400. 5.16-8781 MARK Vl Tenor Saxaphone Uke ne"" Make offer. CUTE 10 wk old black female kitten. El Toro area. 58&-139R 64&--1334 aft 6pn1 ** 3 Yea1.-old n1ale·8eagle to good home. Call after 5 Office Furnltur9/ Pt.1. S::18-."J685 Equ~p. _ 824 '3-,,°'10"".""0°'1""d~.-,,.-,~.t.-,G~•-rm-on -· · , · -Slttpll('td~&-La.b.--Blul4<~ NCR. Regi!lter, _2 sec. Y fc1nale. Shols. 557-:i658 aft chairs, Ohdnf>r elee. adchng 5 mach. l.1isc. filing, etc. 1 ==·~==~-~-~-544-2757 BJ.:AUTl f'UL s1naU mi.'I( ter· EXEC s~·vl chrs $15/25 Sec cht-s $8/24 Desks $20/90 Pierce 867 \V 19 ct.'! 642-3408 Pl•no1/0rg1ns 826 Free Organ Lessons As Long As You Like! Non-players & p!Ayrrs \.\'el· come 10 attend Tuesday night at 7:30 Pt.1. \Ve want t"VCl")'One to learn to pJny the organ! All 11n1 tcrials rumlshcd. Tom Dieterich -In charge. Phone 642-2851 COAST MUSIC rier. lfonie w I yard . 1-Iousc.broken, all s ho l s . 646-4701' F'renchie BEAUT. young Fen1 Ger. Shep., stray. gd "'/children, 8J!;.9lll5 FREE, 3 lovely loveable kit- ten$, bU< & white stripes. 642~93 BLUE eyed white kittens. FN"e, 8 1vreks, box trained. Mesa Verde area. 549-1564 2 FE~l. Spitz dogs, 6 mo old, owner transferred. Loves children, 846-5445 CUTE & loveable 4 male kittens. 6 wks old. Call 962-:7473 For sale, 8 yr old Mate. Xlnt riding horse, call 6.42-7113 Boat.1, Pow•r 906 Boats, Sall "'-";.;.;:._;.;;.;.;.:;.'--~-'-.:.;:I Cycles, Stites, Scoot•" 925 909 l\ITE .... , .• , ....... , , •. $365 Soling 1v/tl'lr ......... :'$?,000 Snipe IV/lrlr •••••·• ••••. $750 Luder 16 ............... $1000 '73 CLOSE-OUT Low priees -n\ake your ch(liC'C today. Call S.'19-3371. ·n HONDA, SL 3.')(}, lo mile pe11ect cond. See to ap. preciate, $.)()(). 556-71177 * 1973 VESPA SCOOTER * 1800 n1iles. Xlnt cond. 145-0. -SCOTT'S CAMPERS '69 BUI.TACO MX Ready. 1051 S. Harbor, S.A. Reblt engine, never used. ' Motor t1omfl Trailers, Utility 947 V•ns 963 _:S::•:.:l:.el:.:h=.:•::l ___ ..;9..;40;o \.1TIL.ITY trni\f't, 6' \: !'<' ''PO, TOP" I d • lntemalional fitk·up ho.II'!).., ntro UCI n g beary duty. """· 6'.>-:mo. ·73 ""''•' Shor\ V•n. s-. \c(• ho.'(, dinette, llleopa 4, the all new 1973¥2 11u11J. V-8. cream yellow "VILLA'' Autoi forS•le ]c_I M'-'J 111th Yo'h'ile top. lteady to go, . hlill~ l>y Cruiaa.ire. (Ser. No. 10'172'.I I (Stock 1805) Mini Motor Home l"I JLL PH.ICE by, Holida y Whffll An tiques/Classics 9S3 $5495 00 All Steel F ram e .29 MODf'J \ 1. h • Full Spac~ monoroonlc toilet p u Hi·s·t~r1;1 · \'H~ . ~ with lull'""''".'". hot & rold .,,;..;: ·'"'"'" s1:m ~:; of1o .. , BILL BARRY PONTIAC water. double dul('ttes that consirlC'r('d, uu;..:t i7s t..'On1fortably ~lct:p 6 \vlth .;;;=~cc;:,::.:-::C!!:~--1 rocun (or 8 10 ~ut. lJtL'<· '52 P .A CK A It D, r h, Ct\'IC t\'lotor llorne Cen\cr Urlously appointed thrwut overdr1ye. Goorl cood . $600. 2000 E. lsl Street with drape .style t.'\Lrtains, Call &1,...1680. -Santu AM 558·1000 e)·e-level oven, stereo '36 FORD y.g Roadster NEW '73 speitkers, bottery t~ster, wtrurnble seat. Restrd in AC-DC electric G cu. fl. perl. cond . $6000. &t-H5285. Newporter refrigerator, dual stainless steel sinks, etc., etc . Recreational Surfer Van Powered by 360 Dodge VS Vehicles 956 Chf>vy Chassis, V-11, Atito \Vilh po\l:er steer ing Au10. , . Trans. special pa111t, Fool. tl·nns., etc., etc. {Ser. No. 66 r;1~D Can1per ~pec1al b<,JI \\lindows. l\.1&.g \\>'heel~. 10043) w/10.!t. carnper. Xln t c<1n<l \\'idP Oval T ires. carpets $8995 ~J~21~~· hydrovac brki;, thruol1t. IU15'.~1.'121. ".1!J J EEP and 23Q engillt', ex· $4795 BILL BARRY PONTIAC :~:~ '&:2'.'i'Ji, 127' or """ Of. $66.83 per mo. 1971 V\\I DUN"E BUGGY GJ\1C Motol' llom~ Ccnte>I' Str<'et legal. Nice. $700. 2000 E . 1st S1rot'I Pri\'.ate Pa11y. 494-47'17 CVCfl. Santa Ana 5.'1..;;;·1000 '71 Enterprise Sports, R a ce, i<ods 959 fot· 66 n10. :lO', On, Cash µril't' $.5127.70. rleferred 11t·ic.'*-' $0S.J8.42 ~,\.P.R. ll.2.7 0.A.C. 'Motor Home '32, 5 \.vindov" CQupc. rnll . . con1petition, con1pl Chevy EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH 18801 Hft.l H i\lVD 1141 8803 HUNllN(,TQN ll.EAC"H f'.tt1ly .Self C0\1ta1ned, 1nc!ud-running gear, sn1a ll or hig ing air cond, shower & l?1let, block, 348 eng., many xtra Dual \Vheels. Dual._ S~k.s. parts, mu~t see to apprec! ''BIG BIKER" Dual Gas, Dual Battcr1~. Call 837-9034 Stov.e, oven, Gas-~lectrici,,,Oi;,~• C:.,0~UNE~~B~U~G~G~Y~-c1~6~0~0 refri~erator, spare llre and h •1 _, ·73 Dodge l Ton Long Van• ·""-••r TV Ant•nna V•'"'' c ron1e eng, street eg;u, rop , '-B>• '. " ' •J & side curtains 496-8877 ·Fold up bed, ice box.-all lin-1?w miles, 1 O\\;n("r, ruru; · ' ed with carpE't auto, V-8, like l"le\V (l81DCl<J, Trucks 962 including 8 hole mags with $5995 truck-trpe tires. \Vil_I ryo1<1 '73 International t1vo bikes & can fit UltO $118.96 per mo. garage 1Ser. No. 024665, P• k Stock 17241 . ror 60 1110. 20f1h Dn. Cash IC Up $5695 00 Pl'ic.-: $63.lJ..70. Dele'('l...'aj _with Camper Shell • price $8409.14. A.P.R. 14.23. V-8, Auto Trans, Po \I' er O.A.C. Steering, Factory Air Cond, EXPLORER ,, HLiNTifioTON BEACH 18801 B!:f\(H BlVD 342 8803 ~UNfl NGTON SfACH New '73 Viva FULL PRICE Cuslon1 Interior, Ve1y Lo\\' BILL Mile<. 1 ownoc, Factory BARRY PONTIAC -l\~a:ant#'.--Iooks_..__and.J:.un _____ _ like IH;'\V f7651 JC). $3695 Gl\1C l\.1ator I lome Center 2000 E. !st Str't't't S.1n1·a Ana 558·1000 $86.45 per mo. TRUCK & TRAILER Mini Motor Home for 48 n10. 20<.{i Dn, c n sh 1~70 CHEV. 1 !on 35(1 vs. 4 Fully Seit Contained, includ. ing range, oven. double sink. dual \Vhet.'ls on 1 Ton Dodge Chassis. $6595 $92.19 per mo. for !JO mo. 20';'c On, Cash price $7048.70. [){'fc11'C(I pricr> $9706.84. A.P.R. 10.96. {VSOS) O.A.C. -·EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH prit:e S..1919.70. Defen·.~d speed, 12 ft slake, gel ti~s pl'ice $4933.54. A.P.R. 14.48. xlnt running cond., coupled 0.A.C. 1rith J6 ft. Jo1\' boy heavy EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH 18801 l\[ACH BLVD IWJ 8803 HUNTIN(,fQN &ACH WE'RE MOVING duly . triple rude, straighi hirch -ell.'ctric brakes, 4 ft'. pl~n,vood sides -re111ovablet Hoth sides covered with vinyl tarps. $3000, 846-5494. ll.B. aft 5 p.n1. ) '63 CX>RV A1R V ...vvt '72 International d ,700 an, .. ~\ S Ill (,,'Oil.¥. cou • 645-Z507 • Jmmacu)n!c. lo1v n1il('S, only ,_2 F'OR S 7247 n1i. REDUCED TO 1 D . upe r Van, V-8, SELL. (774CXC). aut~ ~ nn. New conditioq. Newport Bl\•cl. at llarOOr Cflstt1 M<'i1t1 PIANOS -ORGANS PRl.l\.10 Pups, Afghan & Lab cOn1b .. come pick yours oul 1\·h1 lc they last. 673-1447. BRUCE health; affect. ped. n1ale .fawn coklr d1ihuahua, '2 yn;, adlts, 64&-8473. R.EG. Quar!er Marc, 6 yrs, Show prosf)(>ct. Laguna, 49-1-.1.197 eves. SADDLE hl'cd· 1nare. Call 4~59:5& Anytime do Y s; 494::$41 aft 6:30 for info. BLK. Gelding 11 yeari> sound, $lij to good ho1ne. &47-5533 Colun1bia 5.5 mtr ...... $2200 All boats owned by USC sail· !tis:! team · arn1 · are rn· xlnt conrl. PRICED to Sell! 6'14-5362 or "675-4719 20' OL \'!\ll)IC Classie Flying Dult'hn1an, P last rend designed, nu sails, full rac- ing e1.1uipl. 165 Mesa Dr. Ci\1. 646-7318 ('1 miles N .. San Diego F\\oy. 1 Xtras. 536--8481' 18801 BfACH BlVD 8-12 8803 "13 •OMC Can1pt'(' .Spec, 8200 . *·*··· 'GS ... ttO.NOA ,3 0.5 ·-'=========:::::! GV\V incl galvanized shell. Scrambler .. Xlnt con d , , 7' high from bed to 19p, at-street or dirt. 968-0893 t~UNTlf\IGT0"-1 l!fACH '73 Explorer 20' Motor Hame $1795 $3250. ,i.111-46'9. GMC VANS \ ... ·· · ii ~! Ton & :r. 't'ons \ NE\tr"o~r Nt>1v & USt'I'!. Great scloc11on. Con1peteliv~ prires. 0()t'n E\'cs. & Sundays. 'J'he best deals are tthvav:,: a1: W ollichs Mu sic City lJl\71'ABLE l yr old oi:ange ~1are rider. South Coo.st Plaza 5..f0.2830 cat. altered, shots, box 4 YEAR old \\'elsh 1raine<I. 644--0139 alt. 6 Pl\t needs experienced LOV ,\BLE & unusual sml. l ~!l6~2-~7l86~~~~~~~~ white dog. AU shots & lie. Player P lano & Rolls Outsl\)e dog. 838-3184. 548-0304 \\'HITE kittens, long haired 6 MariM~ I tC PLAYER pi!lJll) & brnch ov<'r t\'k!<, Call 546-6092, 20001 ~------~~~ 75 )TS. old compl. rhlt. xlnt Flamingo, Costa Mesa. cond. $650. ~351l2 -KITTENS, 2 male ~' Persian Boats, General PRIVATE PARTY \\1.1\,'llTS 8 tveeks. 900 TO BUY PIANO FOR ~ 962-4126. f\'llD·SUM!<.fl-:R CASH. 213: 874-JL.'1 -----"=-="-----BOAT SALE FUNKY Upri~ht Piano. n1ust '!f!'!!!i!'!!!i!'!!!'!'!!!i!~'!!!i!'!!!'!~~~ SAi L seU i111m. You n1nve, $\j() or I 11.°L; I Hf i\lalibu Cat $350, be.111 offer. 6T:;r1017 Pets and Supplies ~ IS' O·Day Sa.ilsrar $S50. Sewing Machin es 828 liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~m• I 30' 1\n1el'i t.la1-c Y11."•l $2g.i0. SHOP DOWNTOWN Cats 852 POWER Costa Mesa and Savel I -----------116· Corret:terat1 V-8 SG.'iO. 1 .. 21' Chris Craft V-S S2650. Hoover, u~ v:K·11um $19.!Jj * * '°'4' DI I !2650 -~· · h 1 $39 o· Mrs Elizabeth Hughes -CS(' tug · EuJ ... .,.-a upng r U:<et • · • • :i • 25' L>it'SL'l Cruiser $3850. \Vhitf> & Singer uscrl, 2314 Colgate :;o· lJk•scl fun 1.Joat $3650. 18' t:NICORN Catan1aran, b·lr, Taylor sail, many ."ttras. Trophy w i n n er . tic over cab. Loaded w-ex- tras. 17,000 n1i, Like ne"·! S3900. 494-5&13 Camper She lls \Ve fit at! niakes & n1odels. Also do repair. 979.:i640. 294.1 Grace Lan(', Costa l\.fcsa. !WiR-8948 HOl\.lEl\.lA.DE can1per shell HUSKY 400 "Cross" xln1 cond. Very fast w/exb-as $650. 675-2756 or 979-9282 '63 HONDA 55 cycle Good condition $65. 837-8402 '72 HONDA CB 350. lo n1iles. 2 helmets, faring, $650. 84G-4658. C:\1.-29. 6 n\O. new, SIS. fnl' 5' x 8' lx'd \V/safetv 1972 SUZUKI TS-90, like new flDF. Xt.ras. Slq,500. Priv, glas."> \vindo1vs. !2 slide) $65. $300. Minibike 4 h.p. $100. dnck. Bal Isl• . ISO mo. 54>-51,c9»:,______ 543-0333. 5.11-3374 or eves 645-7.>54 CAl\.IPER. xlnt cond. 1969, ·n HONDA 17.}, beaut. cond. SNO\\' Bird 12' with sal!S"" 81 ~', half cabover, oven, Best offer. Good cond. $175 ~~~0.1 rcb:ig., $525/offer 6-t.i.0294 675-6999 '"'------'73 HONDA 175CC. * L'JT'L .14/trlr, nu pain! & FIBERGLASS camper shell, Xlnt cond, inust seU $500 varnish, glassed hull, $.185, fl1s Datsun, Luv, or Toyota. Besl offer 646-0SSS. .i~2S96 or 675-3334. Used once, $200. Ca 11 ·--~---645-4653 or 6,15-6927 '69 l\A\VAS..\l{J SIXl, xlnt. LOVELY varnished magh, ----~~~---t'flttd. Lolv n1iles. Best offer. Aux. 30· sloop, $5.250. Moor-VORD Courrier Can1per, 8000 ~79-7278 or 5:16-7887. inic avail in NB 536-tss.i miles. !\'lake an offer. -------'.'----S94-5478 '73 NORTON S50cc Con1· ·:i~· COL. 5.5 1net('r \\'/c:abin. mando Interstate. new \\'ith RaC'ing I Cl'ttislng $4.'.150. CAl\.fPER top 8' X 42" nerds 7:JO n1iles $1700. 979-2966 (hvner 64~482 \1·ork S'.t'} ~·heel alignment Zig Zag ........ · ... $19.95 Costa M esa MANY TO Cl-IOOSE FROJ\.1 Po\vt?t' m11chines, rent or sell all guar, no gimm.icks! ! Stncere Sewing l\.1ach & Vue Yau are tl1e winner or 2 ticketi:; to th€' rdck $150 536-0CJ66. '{19 LA!\'lBRETIA ,\y.: L·A,.9000 20' VIKING $800. Con1ple1e C ,=~1==,B~.~k'-"""'-----184 n1ilcs, only $n'i " O'tQ-\vilh sails. VC es, I es, • 979-2ll66 * 1878 }farbor, 646-9742 Sporting Goods 830 RINGLING BROS & BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS 3 DOJtY fishing bonts at lhe MS.1202 Scooters 925 940 Ncwpo11 Bench Pier Dory· CAL ""' h 11 N 11 S Motor Homes Fishing fleet. Make offers. .L...J, u 0· 77· UJ}('r $100 clean. Sparkling condition. OR Sale/Rent ~~~~nings, 645-4653 or O\i'llcr S44-6l)48 A at the M "'ANTED 16'·.20' Sea skiff or ,g·~rLBOAT, Compl. dacron CENTURION NEW 21 FT. GUNS: 1.1osi:;berg l\'lod NAHEI dory sail. carved bo1\', stern, f/g, LE MANS <113 Engine, roof air,\!,, gen· 183-KC .410 Shotgun, C-Lect CONVENTION · Call 673_3453 good epnd. $150. 646-2584. For infonnation, leading 10 el!B.tOr. (Order yours today) choke. case. shelli;: $3."i .. 22 CENTER 14 rr. Super Satellite wilh !he lease or purchase of a $8293. J.C. Higgens. 4.x scope s-io. FOR OPENING NIGHT 'GS 21 ' REINELL, Cabin trailer. Good condition. $600. retail sho~TOOni or l.000-SCOTT'S CAMPERS .30--06 Enfield, 4x scope. CL"Uiscr, i/o, 280 OMC !162-26.12. 2.000 sq. ft. .on the Coos! · cue, 2 bxs 3111mo $45. AUGUST 13 · 1o1;/lrailcr $3000 675-4242. ~"C°"O'--=--~-~ lli\'Y in Cdi\l Corona de\ 1051 S. l-larbor, S.A. 5-t8-5l8fi Please. call 642:5678, ext 333 FISHING boat 16. with 18' CAT. Class A racing, ~1ar Bike Shop, .3032 E. 839-3371 6•4.. RUSSELL •ur!boa•·•I. to claim your hCkrls. tNor1.h 1 ·i & 1 ty . 1 trailer, sails, extras. Xlnt .coasl Hwy, 64<J.09ll .. ___ (4 n1ilesN. -San Diego F1\y,l Co 11 h rn1 er sa e equ1pn1en . concl $800. 643--0258 _ * RENTA Excellen_t condition. Best of-' ."'"un12'Y20·.',0 "" n,uniher IS -~$1~00~. ~ca::::;l~I ~64!~>-08~~91~·:__~~ '71 J{A\VASAK1 100. Xlnt LS * 6..,.. ~') ,...,,,... LIDO 14 very clenn, good h,,. · It'~ fer. 1.,,-....,...,. * * w * 10' GLASSPAR \V/3 hp ("llnd, $72S. L'0"'-1Lhon :..v. Lifetime, Superior. Open SURFBOARDS _ A. irhrttsh 1-.:v!nrude S225. Khc No. m~ r.All b'1;1.r.21;; Road. Landau. Ov"•·ia>>d & * * * HI l\.1AL 1\ VIAN $500 548-2598 ,17141 R46-910.1 "' design, 6'3", 52;;. ru1ri un J{lttcns, show £lock, $7S °""°"·'='°~=~·-~-~-1972 l~A\V.ASAl\I 100 hai>. \.\'jnncbago J\olotorhomes Ornngc 7'4'•, S15. 644--41177 Up. Also stud serv!~. \V/\NTEO -l...case/11lH'Cha~c * 24.' YA\\71.., ca.rt rlggNI, tipJX'r & lowr r riln~<'. $:125.. RECREATION' H•F 54-1-2S56. ol 1'..vin cni;:-. Cruiser lo 4{)', tlacl'ons, 1,,'edar hull, 25 hp 493-91:i8. 7 prn.10 pni. P.ENTAL AND SF.RVICE TV, Radio, I I, ·~=='=-~----,---6~ ""'' Gray, $2300. 827-124!1 "'6 N CJ s • Stereo 836 1 ,.,...,<><: YAlVIAHA 'G9 2:,0 Enduro, "'' · 1lra, ~,.,, I_;:::;;:;:::..._____ KITIENS· 1 male , P u rt BOAT n'otor & trailer. :m hP I10BIE 14. Xlnt rond. !\-1us1 xlnt ""t>d. tiriv pAr!.v ·~::n. 114-83&-8615 Persian black & white, l sell. '" ~ Jl1 RCA, Zenith & Sylv~nill <:olor rcniale h 1 a ck shorthair. li1<"rcury. Good 1..-011di1i-On. Call 675-1.-:21 640-J15."I 1967 \VIN NEBAC.O l\.lotor TV & . 11tcreos .. lAl)ll'.'Sl F'REE. 492-6644 S:l95. fi.15-0ill. ·72 HONDA 500. chopped, home 18', sell cont selection 1n So. C11.hf. Priced -----------Boats/Marine COLU~fBIA 2'.l, all or Yir int. plenty clu'flrnr, sacrifice mono1natic, fac air conn' less thrui the 1Hscountel's n-1 854 E . 904 6!1 0 1B, SIJJS 4. head, slip .$_ll ,..,,1 01, 5:30 , 2_2864 CB radio, oversized til'('s: w/3 yr 'pichu-e tube'. 2 yr ....,, ~=c;... ___ ;..... _ _..;oo;· · quip. 't\Vall $2800 673-R'rol --,~-t .,. xtra gas -·tank~ ~hi~h r.ru & service. Antennas SAINT ""n>•rd pups • CATAMARAN 14' Cal C 'iO 350 Honda. i::ood f'Ond. refrig/freezcr. propane i:;tv~ &.KC S\llOltO/Tuna fishermen. · at, l\.'fust sell il11n1ed. S:LSO. Ihm, & ov•n. du•I but1 . '1" o·,·" nstlllled at cos t female, AKC, thot11, New l~/O, Penn Sen. Reel, f'C!l l good shape J"ltrlr. 494-6515 Toni • ~Aoo:n .,.,....,,,, w/purchnge if requin..'11. de-wormed. Dew c I a 'vs "'/gln~11 rod. $98 both. $450. or trade/car r~ ~. CMh 9'r9Wlan or terms to 36 -----', r •a, 0 n a b 'I e . , ~,, CLASSS '71 HONDA :1.50. ~cw t"""iite. HAVE n· 1973 Fi-""ii •. -AB" '°"'lor T-V. 90ZJ ~~''::~ _ __ _54.............., , , .. ~ ,A,ra~.· .,~ca .• 1!!><1J.1 V'l-t-~•i· ·lilf:; •<:un ........ .....,..,_....., "'7T"V-.. ,_ --SML 4 cyl Gfay Miil'fne ~50 &.~n. a1. sfjar. $650. See tt~ .. vi ... u .11m. 4 .;,,0 01·24• motor ·home on l ton Dodge Atlanta or 19046 Brookh~;t. BEAGLE. 5 mo. old Female. Inboard engine. Great for it. 542--3159, &4G-S36.'I. .,.,..... ~ chasi1l~. stlU under warr. Hunting'tOn Beach, !168·3: ' All shots. AKC Registered. bf\Y boat or nu:ic sallboat. 16' "Snipe" Sailboat w/trlr '70 SUZUKI TC 90. X1nt cond 7·400 mt \Viii tl'ade equity STEREO. AAlS lleothkit $40. or trade for anyUUng 548-.'1561. & "Sea Gull" niotor. $500. see & drive to believe ~lreet ~~~.~have-you. Amp. (150 \Vatts), dual 1200 of equal val~. 544-3417. BOAT lr"'lcr lHs 16. 00 ..... ,, _<0,%-6.1'--""03°'.==oo-~~~-or traJI 552-0$87 turn tbl, Allee. L8n$ing tu •.; .:;; •71 SU I ,, Lo ·i '71 EXPLORER Cu.,tom ~. IP<'"k<'rs. (3~. by 2· by LEAVfNG lor l lawnll, must $150. 13' METCALF fiberglass ZUK, 10.1. 1v 1111 es, For sale or trade. Air, 4<XXI l 1A') $550. (n4l 646-0'l34 aft !!ell. Priced reduced 4 SilkY 64~1 eves. sailboat w/11nnddolly. Xlnt set for dirt. S200. !!:en., etc., filu&t be seen to 4:30. ~i's PupJJ. 832--9422 or '71 20 HP Me.re. Exccllent cond. $395. Call 54?.-5168 1----979-"'°.::°':::3-0o:.____ be appreciated, lo Blue TEAC A·7010 iape deck. Pro. o-·s~~ED~lE~'N=cE=.-c=1~.-.. -,o-.-,.-.I condlllon. $.100. Coll e\'<.'S, VENTURE 24. '73 w/poptop, •69 tLARLEY DavtdMIJI, ~~JO _Boo~_•_+_4~0%~-==;:._ __ qutJlty, 1011.i" Teels. Xln1 --... 6454653 or 645-6911 3' illtils, 1.Mded \v/extm~. Sprint. In gQOCI shap..•. ~~'°-e Rt>nt Luxury Llleffmes cond. t:xtra rools, rernotl" \\rett .. f\ui:: 29. 7:30 P.m. in '72 20 tIP Mere. Only used 30 $4000. s.1;,..j65\ or best offer. 675-JG73 Z3·25', lmnlAe. Sips 6 "Coin· et')ntrol u11lr. OMQ'., S1!)0. wlll the lrvlne~~~rco.. hour11. Xlnl cond. $400. Con _LlOO '72 TTON OA UJB 450. cxtr11i:. fortably'', air, lil.'n, !11.ereo, sell~.-fo'r'-$4&0 lrm-OM.11!!. '\ !!!'C' --* ev('l'I, or~---2:000 -mileiir--lik~ n ci.w . pvt-ownrt S.18--0900."l\i~Un 54, -COCK-s 'cl BI k Sail •3621. 6i'5..Q~63 s 1·· 'S"3 ..,...,._, -\_c..n.. paru • a e ll» POAT TRArtER . ~,.>. l\.fUST SELL -24' P11cear--~OOD 5150. RC<..'C'iV('I'; Mah! 4 rnns., 11hots & BIG TffiES $145 F1PPER. Flhr.rjt\R!IS ~lloat. 10 SPEED A!lll'a 2 4 ' '· row, xln't <.'O"lld. 11.000 mi's. Garrard ?.c•,., 100 \V/\.11 5 g"roon1ed . Champion e 548-1768 e Good cond. $2Zl. &12-7151 B«'11u1\f1Jl ('tni<.lillo n. Only IAlit!<"d. Color Iv. S7G95. I~ tti8.n yr old, belt offer: perlign.'<l, S110. 6-14-1926 1 JOO 14. cxCE'llent cond ition lln10. Nt'\.\'. Crist $140 nt'"" !":~" ~ "·-61-IP Olry$lcr Long ~hn.ft .. """'"'1>'1'' 6'l&-ti326 2 PlJPPIES, % af~an, '~ motor. StriO. lO' FlOOrglaq h~rdly u~I snHs, n1any ex--~'tt'rlllce fur $75. MIWl778 Z5' EXECUTIVE m 0 t 0 r Zenith Color TV Sheep dog. Must 5(! I. Seen rl\11,iey , $95. 642-7056 _lru::;::"·..:968-::::c.:.11-::30::--.:::-:.____ 197'l I-IODAKA Super Rat Lo home for rtnt. Fully self $50 N 1 t1nudl aniouf1' or ot 20l>U Bu11hard 11.B. or AUTO pilot {for sail bnAt) KITE No. 376 Masi & boat 1111. fn1n1nl'. co11d. See to np· con1alncd. 642'-2150 ~k.7at343.1. CoJI 968•2706 a:Ct 6 Pill. $lgnct•So1ld Sµite, Cost-$515. eovtni. Goo<I condilion pl'('C'. S.1S-RAA.'t 2'2' \VINNEBAGO. ( uJ 1 y PORTABt.E TV Wl1h hat· Y~~~E Terrier pups & stud 1 _,S<:o::ll..:lc;<OO:;;..:!lrm=o:·..:&:.:1:0-'-"3084:::.:.~-$-l'l) * 6T3-500l 'i2 1-IONO•\ 'rriO, (:000 brown t'(lulp, Air, xln't rrrecb oond. terle$, 11ilmot1l 11CWI $125. 714. S27-991D Boats, Pow•r 906 \7' -DACRON SAILS .~ \1•/n1n 1chlnj:( fnirin)::, xlr:i.s Slp!J s. $:'i950. 833-8135. * 64&-700.1 * ,,.,,,,.-,.,,:,'-:-· .;;:;~;;:-,-;:;:-c trailer. $2!'i0. f)('l'f cond, s1.us .• 400-Mlm, WINNE BAGO zENmt color TV, 2.1", late 6 Bt.i\CK Tor_.Poodles, Fern. 11' l..'1"?ttAN bay bo4t, iull 002·S.1J9 f'Vt'"-'69 l·JONDA ·160 re. "ll Chlefton pr\ pty 640-0482 motiel, gttot p1<!tllre $185. 646--0142 or 548-1022 aft 5 cover. Bimini top. 6 cyl. You'll fl.nd tt ln.-...'liwtficd Cll'l\r1\ $XJO. &4&-0070 Wwit l'ld re&Ull• , .. 642·5678 · gro.y. Xlnt conrl. 646-4131 Ad .. 642-5678. • 7,l~"i!R.1 • C't.AS:~rr,ED · · •'. · 642·5618 • -I I DATSUN . 1000 \V. Cotts! l·h1:y., Shorts & Long WhOO Base1 IM.i\lEDIATE DELIVERY Ton Doclgi: Chass.is, F~lly Ncwp,1r1 Beh Self Cont;.Hnl'd, 111clu~1ng 645--6'100 0"""!1 SundA stove, oven. sho\ver, toUet, ":". X Tinted Glass, Overhead Bunk. \''indshield curtain, 71 SPORTS CUSTOM lots of extras (26077). Supel' sharp. 4 spd, rad & • Over 35 other .Recreational Vehicle!! in Slock • I BILL BARRY PONTIAC $6895 heater. Ne•\' 12 x 16.5 tires. • 8~2· 1$'.;2 * $99.05 per mo. GMC Motor Hoftle Center f 84 21!'" D Ca h ~ , 20CM> E. lsl Street or . n10. 10 n, s DODGE 1963, 4 spd, no spin Santa Ana • 55."}-100) pr~ee ~7311.70. Deferred differential, R IH, 6 tyl, runs.I~~. =o-"'"'"~--,-..:=c::=; pnce $9782.54. A.P.R. 10.64. well. $5-00. 4!J.i.5259. week. 71 Chevy l/4 Ton O.A.C. days. C EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH l8ij01 1.UACH KIVLl ijlt 880} '60 G.l\.1C-V6 (3/}51 i ton amper Van Stake. 14' be(!. t.JechanicaJly V·8, .Auto Trans, . Power gQOCI. $450 Firn1. 645-8491 S,teermg. Facto'.)' Air Oxid, eves. F ~I Stereo \\'llh S track -------'--'-==:: ·70 F-100 Ranger \\"/'.l.6" Camper shell. Auto, alr. Xlnt care & cond. $2600. 536-7004/673-2211, ex! Z9 HUNllNI .1or~ •ll'ACH tape. Long \Vheel Base, rc:e Box, Porta Potty, clean as a pi.Ji. ~ll03H), GMC Motorhomes $3495 23' & 26' '69 DATSUN PU. 11eavy duty l~IMEDIATE DELIVERY bumper, Gates tires, $1J;i(1, $81.77 per mo. Orange Co.'s or best oflel'. 549·0722 aftt>I' fol' 48 n10. 20~1: Dn, c3sh Exciusive Dealer 5 pm. price S3707.70. Defem"d Bill Barry Pontiac ·n FORD Ra · •~r~ 50 A p R 14 •o nchero Squire, price .,...,.,.,. . . . . ..,., Gr.JC REC. Ct<-;NTER -'! U de! · O AC .... P\\T, a uxe, fl.Jr, mag · · . 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana whls $2575. 644-0568. 55.S·lOOO EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH --.-SA' L-S-.---1'65 DODGE ~i T Pick Up .. 11;;; with lf4. camper shell. Best • SERVICE • ofler buys. 645-4653 ev.,, 1880\ BEACH f\l'JD :I ;2 •J!!OJ KUNllNGTQN llfACH RENTALS '67 EL CS:mlno, excellent • • rond, P .B. fact oi r ·71 DODGE Van. V·S. mags. 494-9494, aft 6, 495-0477 side pipes, panelled .l EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH 18801 8fACH BlVD 842 8803 '56 CHEVY PU. Air cond, car p ct e d , Lear Je t, ~'1nt condition. $450. AM/F!<.1 stereo tape deck. Call 586--0866 Hayden trans cooler, eR$.Y '73 OIEV % T.P.U. 8' bed, lift hitch. Set up for trailer 292 cu, 4 spd. Hvy duty. tO\ving. 642-2785. =========1 _S3,000. 49741~4 ·72 DODGE Van. Cruisatre $689.J '68 FORD pk/up. R/h 4 t.imver~ion, nW\y e~s. HUNTINGTON Bi.ACH PACE ARRO\V srk/5fl•gd run cond tin prol>-Lo"· n11lo.s, xlnt cond. $3900. Or lr.111s! need to sell'. 531-3230. 67~342 · Bn~~;~i·t· '60 rNTERNATfQN,\L I ton '67 DODGE Van. Auto tra1111. lMl\1~D IAT!<_; DELIVERY dunl \vheels & uriliiy bett' Good running <.'Orldit.ion. t"B.F:VIER Bi\f\V Excel shape. $1200. 979--8630 P~nclerl & uphol. inside. S...-ill's · &'rvitt . U><isinJ: 64 EL CAi\.YINO ,SG:~.i0=·~64~'~-4~390~-~---I 208 \V. 1st SL, Santa Ana 283 AT. PS, BUCf(E'TS '67 FORD Eco110Hne, mq 8~1n $500 * 54&-7898 whls & bucket seats, new 19'iJ Oist'O,·crer and sundial .68 FORD 12• k clutch &· 2 tires. ~. • ._ .r -, sta e...,auto, 4!»-9907 Pifotor 1-lon1C's fo1; rent. rnlike R..~H. 28,500 miles, $1995'. ~7"'~. 0-,===~,.--~1 rC"servnlions for Sun1111er 962-7813 * * 7'l OODGE V-8. pe.nel- no"'· Phoni• ~llss B<.•nnct at .,,., CllEVV , .. 4 ed. <.TPtd, s tereo, xlnt cond. Bob l.ollb'tlrt' Pon: i a<" '-"''. •2 ton. ..,'<. • 21:~: 592-2557 892_66.">l or 636-7.JOO • \V1neh, Gates -tJreR. Much ··=-=-=oo""DG~E=-~v,-,--,c=---1 · IDG~ A.,i.-;n.,. ,,.,...n Gr-~~., '' an. a.1nper. '69 OODGE Mini Motor .~ •• -. ~\""'"""1\91.'-\~ 1<1nt:.mnd·. ·E""X'ttfl~ .See·' to .... - 1-fome Sho\\o·er. refrlg, autd 6j FORD E1,,·ono PU appreciate. 5 1fr1077 eves trans. Llk<' nt'\\'. Only 16.000 W(eamper. Runs ~at. i 7oo •69 V\V Bus, good cond, good actual n1ilel'I, $4T.)(). 673-9382 01 oiler. Call &l+-0568 tires DELUXE \VINNEBAGO 1950 CllEVY Strike llf'rl ·Call evt>s 67:).-1632 i\i If RE."N'J' truck. Runs good. J\·lust sell ,,-.,-~..--c"'7~~....,,.,1 &to'.-O-is2. N.B. this "'e('kend $300. 8:\9-5719 Autos W •n ted 968 Trailers, Trav•I 945 Va n s 963 W E'RE MOVING • . . \VANT better gas mileage" '73 Foret. Econoline 68 TtRAI "_.El· T1,1r .. l•I , X1S<l1f-lll:cys Polntles~ lgnlUoi1, :i:00 Custom in1er'\i)r, Mua:s, Real ron n "!"• no $ ICO'er .• n . Dodge SSO 645-0.115 Sharp (6()9.'I. oond. sjoo or trade for V\V. · · '· ' $38!L ~t-;-33&-1'9011613=220, ~ oooc~rrmnn -V11n. --- ex!. 29. A11to Iran.'!, radio & hf:'ater. Nf:1~J r TELESCOPE truvel 1ruilcr Good cond. $1950. GT<>-1999. r"""'~ 12' fullL r.clf ('(lntnlned, '69 FORD Van, t Ton. Cust "Ut( !lil..'<'fl!> 3 ~w.i. 5JG.4&W eve or "'hls. tape deck, driving DATSUN 'vknds. , lampl!', n1ust see. 61r1673 100J \V, toas1 l-11\!y., TROPlCANA 10 ft. earn.per, 'fi OODCE Van, V-S, auto. Nciwp.)rt B<.'h jack'll, &cllloader, port..a·pol-Whteltt & tlrc11. 3.000 mll<'s, 615-6400 t)flfn Sunday ty, Ovt•n, xlnt eond' .. $900 • .$1700. T.O.P. 5.JS-!,,\!"i8. ·73 OOOOE van. 316 v.i, 96.1--1129 or 96&-2492. '66 FORD Van, reasonable nulo, r/h, dl.x !K'1tt•. t'ust~ FOR lhc \\'e11thl towing u· very gooa cond, Ca 11 p:tilnt, luUy cptiJ, C\1rtA.h~. Pllpoo.~ $$00. AIM 13' & 15' 646-M31 All 6 P~1 port "'indo\\'!f, roof Yt.-o\, Field & Stream. M1u1a. Cam-1963 CHEVY Van very 1l(.'1't.<0 lnpc!, nlllgs. S4EiOl per Sales, m tfarbor CM. cl<'llll, pi:inolM " Cnrptcd.1.,::~::.c:.:8;;;3;._ __ _,_...,..._ Want 11d r'6ull.11 .•... &ll-.Ti678 S..100. "" beltt oner. !t.~:.!3 t'ut "'suit « ar.• 1u~1 111 itM"4"J I: ·~ • •• • • • J.I DAIL V PILOT • l§J 1:::1 ~-="'-~'§1=1:.' =-~-=-~1§1::1 ' _,.._ 1§1! _ .......... I~ 970 I Auio1, Import.cl 970 Autos, Im.,.,.,... 970 Autao, lmpot'tMI ·~ ~~~--'--~~~~-1 ~~~--~~~~~-970 Autos, Used 990 970 Auto1, lmportocl 970 A-. lmportocl TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN ) CARS WE ARE IN .DESPERATE NEED r'-OF GOOD, CLEAN w DATSUN LEASE A 1973 '73 DATSUN PICKUP BAVARI~ I --~I.·~ \VhPt'ls, Stereo Tapt:•, We Buy Use ~ 11111l'rir~. 4al0 miles, atiJl un· BMW's I •I•'! L1cu~ry watTanl)-', \rit1d· n [ \\ I I h ( ,()0(1!('!> Top Doller P•;d . SAVE CREVIER BMW ', 1 :..al1•s • St•n'1l'L' -l..i·a ~ing ' '7 BEST AT THE BEACH SAAB ATTHE BEACH 5'U'8 The wel-built Swede Sal"8·Leam1~. St~rvlcc·Rent1d~ ALFA ROMEO AT THE BEACH MAZDA BOB LONGPRE MAZDA -SERVICE FIRST- lnt :'itret't at the Sf1nta Ann l'n1y. 2001 £. 1st Str~t S:u11a Ana 5.lS·7S71 MERCEDES BENZ TOYOTA Bill MAXEY ANNUAL DEMO SALE VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO WE'RE MOVING '1'l 144E Sedon luel lnJ, auto, "n VW Super But air <.-ond, radio, Michelin 4. Spd, custom grille, reel ti~•· Xlnt Cond. Gaa saver. sharp, ~fUST SEE TO AP· Pnv. pty. 492-1808 PRl:X1ATE (864GNSl, 1957 Volvo $2699 C"..ood cood. Best o I I e r , 5'1>-4595. NE\~JMf<T DATSUN 1(1(~ \\'. C(iast 1-hvy., N~\'PQI'\ lkh Autos, Used BUICK '70 Buick GROTH CHEVROLET SPECIALS OF THE WEEK FOREIGN CARS :TOP DOLLAR-PAID 208 \\'. lilt St .. &ui la An.t 835-3171 ORANGE-COUNTY'f OLDEST DATSUN PICKUP I 1795 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY "' COROLLAS "'CARINAS "'CORONAS "'MARK ll's "'LAND CRUISERS 6-l."l·6400 01)('1t Sunday Estate Wagon I '72 Vega ....... $2199 '70 VW Bug 4 si>t'vd. i;n·f'11. 11 ~2-vsc> , FOR OR NOTI 9 J'i\SSF.;NGER , \18, 11uto· ;call or come in to see u.~. & Sharp New Car -1 sPC<'(1. radio, ai r l'ondition-!111\!it• trans, po1vrr sti>erini;:, '72 Chevy Van .. $4999 tn;;, !011· ntileii. 957-BQE:. air i"Onditioning, lu~~agc CAl\IPEH vs. lnltr~ trans., NEWPORT IMPORTS 'l'rade-ins Coming In Every Day Ask About Our Unique Used Mercedes Lease $1377 ruck, 2·16AVZ. IJO\l'«r s11 •1•1•lni.:, 12,000 $16 77 mlh -.~. yellow. ll()(I W. Coo.st Hwy., N.S. 642-9405 TOP CASH for clean late model cars and trucks! Howard Chevrolet SALES-SERVICE-LF.ASING OVJ::HSEAS UELJVERY ROY CARVER, Inc. Z::4 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 5464444 BMW '73 2002 Tii. UIJder 6000 1nl, inag \\/his, Becker Stereo, loaded, 548-7222 eves. CAPRI WE'Rf. MOVING BIG SAVING S ON '73 Demos 5HJ'~ f'i1·kups 6lO's Plans s.:t1es.i.eastng-H &•vico·Rontals ouse of Imports CADILLAC ·~ Cpe. dl' V. 6862 Manchester Buena Park Auto .... climate control. Ian-on the Santa 'ru:ia Fnvy flau roof A~f·Fl\1 ste1·eo. 523-7250 IXSS787 l. $1895. BEAOl -=..,,--='~=.,.-__ IMPORT,, 1200 \V. c.,.,, JIM SLEMONS Plus 25 Back to School Used Car Specielsl To Choose From BILL f(AXEY TOYOTA lll1vay, Nc11·port 6·15-Q.106 IMPORTS MacArthur hnd Jan1boree '& NE'''~Of<T M 18881 Beach Blvd. Newpon Brnd1 V\Vs "' •h<' BEAQI ERCEDES BENZ H. Beach Ph, 847-8555 ,-Sil-!1555 • 1 ·1;7 Hl'l'tle, grabblor oranbl'. AUTHORIZED I DATSUN r1:1dio. SALES tr.1POP.TS \V,\NTEU IUUN!J'Ja~ & SERVICE '71 TOYOTA MK II .,,Pt41l ltwi4 :0Wt lwri4 -TOYOTA -VOLVO 1!1tiS Mnrbor, C.!11. 646-9303 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 We're Moving '72 RIVIERA '71 VW Squarebeck Fult pav.•er & fac!ory air con- W ditionin_c:-. StL'<'I belted 11rt·s agon and n1un\' f'xlras. l •C90'2,, RPlll Niel'. Rudio. Auto · $4098 ' Tr:ins, Sharp tl72COS! GARDEN GROVE NE\,J"flf<T LINCOLN-MERCURY Hn20 (;ai dt•n G1i11·1· 1Jlv1!., G,C;. '72 Le Mans Cpo . $3299 V·!S, tiutd., pwr. steertm:. 11h·. (654~~JZI '71 lmpele Cpo .. $2525 v.~. auto .. fJOV.'Cf' steering, E·l•llCh:Y1 ~-- '71 Musteng .... $2499 V·~. IHitu .. p\vr .. ~t.c"rin!l. 11ir, 47llBZJi '71 J eep Wagon .. $3399 \ \\.'Jl EEL drivf', V-8, au· l1•1!1nli(', powe1• st\'erlng, :dr 1·u11d. 1039HGRJ I Orange County's NOW OWN THE IUOO \\'. Cii;1.~1 Hii·y.. 'liS Sunroof lli't'tle', lcn1o11 Jim Slemons 2-DOOR llA1{01'0P TOP$ BllYER FABULOUS 19 i\L'11 fXH1 Heh ycllov.•. !'adio (\\'\\'l\16110i Imports Terrific condition~ Auton1n tiC' BILL MA".'F-." TO''QT,\ 73 ",-, '°"'· 0 1·•1; 5,,,,,, 'Y · · 1· l " • CAPR "" ·~'"'" " " '69 Reet!e, ~ingrr nietnllic, transn11s~1nn, ra{ 10. icat1•1·, Hl(l(l \I'. Cna~t J-l 11')'' .. 18881 Beach Bh· ·. I 1973 DATSUN§ vinyl intf'riur <X0/\690) 1301 Quail :in<l ~rl'al n1llPag{'. 101S-Nt•1vpurl B!'h DATSUN 636-2980 ---~----1 '71 Camara $3199 '69 BUICK Vfl, Auto. t rans., air cond., H. Br 1ch Pb. ~7-R.555 Spo1·1 C'oupe df-<'Ol', bo<ly sidi.: ·711 Bf't•llt•, b<reen ntc!a!lic, N("l\'flOrt BeaC'h DV:O.t l. 6~3-&100 lJpl'n Sunday \\.'K HUY n1ouldi11gs, l'Ccli ning fron1 ALL MODELS ra d io, vi u y J in-S.~3-9300 $1927 -~8 VW FASTBACK-SPORT WAGON ""1d. '8'2·"LS' TMPORTED AUTOS ~nts. coiJtour rear sL•nls, 4 h·rior (-l:l7AVHI ENTER FROM MacARTHUR GARDEN GROVE aesT PRICES PAID! Sp<'ed _!ransn1is.<:1on. IXJ\l'f'I' IN STOCK '72 Super Bcc1lp (5.'iSEIC) f'Ofl sale 19-1 ~o SE LINCOLN-MERCURY 4·spi.'('(! and lo1v miles ~526- front r11sc brakl's, Sl>'lf' ~IPl'l B RWICK MPO BEACH IMPOR~o J200 \V • • · 1 ""~ -BQD1. D.. L.w'·s I t A I RTS . ' '..... · J\'fer""'d0 • •• P/S, brk< , .. ,... 10120 $ n mpor s 1\·hre!s, bl-lckf'1 l)eais-. rndittJ Co 1 II N l71l l '-"'" '·' ~.. G1udt>n Grove B\1·d., 1088 i= H bor c M · ( 33375 Can1ino Capistrano . as · ni·ay, f'\vport · do1vs, a/c, auto trans," melt. CG GARDEN GROVE "'-"' ar . . . ply tires. GAECN899742). 645-640'.i paint p,.,. ply. • 6 5 0 0 . •· · 646-9303 OVERSTOCKED! San"°"" Capi<mrno • 631>-2980 LINCOLN-MERCURY I WE PAY TOP DOLLAR IMMEDIATE 493-3375 or 831·1375 l\1USTANG '67 Auto. tl'ans., 7141833-0403 , FOR TOP USED CA!lS DELIVERY LATE: '71 2-lOZ. Red, .auto. P. strg., radio. new tires. l58 MERCEDE S SL. '72 Toyota Celicia IOl2tl Garden Grove Blvd., ·If your car is extra clean, GUSTAFSON n1ags air, am/fm/1ape, nu (TRJ270). $1395. BEACH Removable hardtop. Needs 4 speed. radio, mags. vinyl 63~~980 I see us rirst. radial tires, super cl ean. IMPORTS, 1200 W. Coast little body work. Best offer top, dual exhaust, 803ELU. ----------1·72 BUICI{ F:lecira, custom j ~ .!..',~UHE;Rar.!ruB:clvKd. Lincoln-Mercury $3950. 837-3019 Hiway, NeY.'pol't 645-6406 or trade. 54~. $2777 1971 V\V-DUNE _BUGGY m. all JX)\\"Ci-, fill \\'heel ":i"' .,., '70 24-0Z, Air condition, n1ag: "69 MB 280 SL Rdstr, 4 spd Stree~ Legal, Nice. $700. air. Atl1/F1\I, $3200, Com- •Cosla tl-lesa 979-2500 16800 Beach a l'"\Varner v.·hce!s, AM-f'tll, 1uned ex-CORVE'J:"I'E '69 H.T. R&H 4 ps, air, lo miles, $.'"l-17j'. 1\,,,.61 Lnin:I Pril'llle P1:1rty. -194 -·17 4 7 pany furnishing nu ca.r. rJUNK ca:s t\'anted. :Free 842•8~t*ingt(o2l~) 59~_5544 hausr , lo r~1iles, '.'l:!nt rond. spd. air . cond. s h a r P ! 673-5620, ll6 Industrial \Vay lUWA Ul/ID eves. 1213• 634-3211 F'ully Jo:quippct\, tXJ11 32'11 $1678 ~ll\;1r1111i!; lllutm ~; !ll'l'Dlt' <Of.u.1i J.t) l l.!~ll ' ' . '" ' .,, .. " .. '10 Maverick $11SO 6 ··~I. .auto .tn1ns., pl)\W'1' s11-<'rfng, :.:rec11 i4'1:17BBS). "70 Todno Cpo ... $1925 V-H, auto., pv.•r. steering, air. (489BQK1 '70 lmpela Sed •.. $2499 V·8, auto., P.S., a ir, (Ser. No. 158653). '69 Chov Soden .. $2099 V-8, auto., factory air. blue. { YRF816 1 . 110 .... ·ing. UUe cleEIJ'anCC, 24 11 . ,·, ,, Days 8'.$3-2;:i74 .~"'-e675-7S65 (-ID4.HSTJ. BEACH IM-C.M. --. TOYOTA '71 \t\V xlnt cond., ne1vBUICK SKYLARK ·71 A.C.' 1U'S-'49-1-1® ext 61.E ~ Home of the Viking ·n DATSUN 2•10Z, -a i r, P05f: 1200 "- 1 • ~~ ~ MB J90 .4dr..-+>7& ne~v ring--· --hrakcs. per~ 1'i'leZ.lf-& au 0 ""'"JJ\\'r.--StN-rini::;/radlo. '1-,._ ~ --C"i--Rlll ___ -·-.. <f=.sf)(l;-mag:~ge:-·1nr:-Job, trans, tires, nef'r\s bely h(x!y. fal·t air. SI j 3 O. good ·running con<l. Call ClIDger ..... s1-1--v-t1. ·auto. trans'.. fact~ nir, fJQ\1·cr stccrint:. blue. IYl~X3751 Autos, lmponed 970 0 NA n1aculatc! $:*150, 842-8836. COVG .. \R '69 XR7 2 rl -"-'."-'·-'&'-· co•P"ho=L..:968-9=co'68=.'--196ti Harbor, c·.~1. 6-ll.i-92.03 6-lj-::1-11. S-12-9156 eves. 548-2806 ~ . r., ;;-oo;;--;c;,.-=:-=cc--,--::-lc-='°"'~~~--=~ BMW ·ss CORTINA , IGOU Gl'. , -. . 1-f.T ... P/:-t, P /B, air. Very MG TOYOTAS • '70 \\\I Bus, 1·ebtl eng. '67 SKYLAR}~, .j <lr HT, air, l Great 1'ha~~ Good !ires. ~ DATSUN ~!~~-slive~. lo._ 1111. yin. top. Sharp! See ----------xlnt cond ps/pb, p1vr 1vind .• tilt \\"hl, I l\tusl lie!! by tlion. S6!l'J. a_ut~: !11ags, ~P?i~· 1, !iOOO 1111, this one. (Y\VR430J , ,69 ·MG Midget. low inileage • '6~1 V\\' Can1pt:'r. '~Super n.1ns good. needs some body '69 Felcon ...... $1519 ILEASE A ,73 BAVARIA 645-12.;J sac11flce. ~~-;:i..~ BEA~H ltlf~RTS 12<!1 \V. w/hardlop. Priva!e Party. FOR 6ct.'lh· r.ng. nu I 1re1, \\"Ork. $400. 644-115.'i I: Demo _ Serial #3l3299J '68 AUTO, inags \\'heels. lrg '67 DATSUN 1600 P.ondster Cna.st l-ly, Nr>t. Bch 64a.MQ6 _6_75-_21_8_1._______ IMMEDIATE 5'i,j....JS!il BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR. 6 cyl., :;lick shift. beautiful little economy car. l02:!ALTI , for $166.41 per month rear !ires. pin striping. hood Xlnt. corKI. :5-19-2'130 aft 6PM ALFA Romeo ,69 GTV. Verv DE LIVERY '67 V\\'. good co n d . '67 Blue V~. 29,000 111i. ~Lor buy for $8.299. flanie, S·IOO eash. 962~1625 and all da.v 1\'knds. nice, uuto. Will noi i&&t:L;;;;::1~~~C~-~M~£...~;:-,_ r.fX 111ecJu111ically. Racing equip. Radio. Air c:ond. 4 dr. $1100. '69 Nov• ....... $1999 J McLaren, BMW, DATSUN '67 Datsun 1600 Convt long! {ZCC'186J BEACH Th1.t-Ill LUX ln.~lallf'd, ne<'d s paint &1-'o548-<1J9~~1'=~~~~~~ I Inc. Call 675-3736 PORTS 1200 W. Coast 1-ly., '69 -912 l·lARD wi11dO\v CE:LICA llody "·ork. Best orfer buys. '63 BUICK LaSabre. Goo<l . :l ))()()It Rl llO. 1rans~ 1•o"•er s t~'l'l°111g, ~"<>Id. !ZAE-452l N B ·h T 20 000 CORONA 64~ t•vcs. .,,,, v;clo~a. Apt. 2, CM I j (714) 8J9.5624 73 o '69 IJATSUN SIO 4 dr , sedan pt c 6~5-6406 arga, , mi. on rhl r ~ ., ! . LlkeA~~~6i~~~~ =r· autw. AM/rM very l'lf'all. eng., 5 .spd, "S" packagc, L<\.ND CRUISER . ·n \VESTPHALIA Camper, 645-1285 days ~fines, 5 days for 5 bucks. 530-2117_ S995. fi.:14-29.11 fl\1PORTS · \\1idt> Selection ! AI'.rllFM1• radio, 1n a gs, J)m· LWJ!A• 's~ .,2"-1°2;,., fully loaded. '68 S.PQRTS \Vgn. l\1Gs, PorSC'hl's, Jags . You Miehe 1n radi:tls, $5250. Car "'vv •>.w""'lr.u:>. l.ots of extra. Xlnt condition. Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 FIAT nan1r i1! Heaeh imports, phone $100CI xtra. 673-4n5. -'&i vw van. Perteet body, SC-1308. Nl'v.·port B<:h. ~TI4l G4a.6406 '&le A Classic Car, new slate TOYOTA good inler, 8,!n} mi on 1101-'-"-'="------- f'IAT !\.JO Spyder cusrom gray paint, xln"t cond. hp eng. $680. 5."i6-4n3 CADILLAC hard top. prof. n1ade l of a Growing family forces sale. 1966 }!arbor. C.l\1. &16-930.1 'GS SU NROOF vw GROTH CHEVROLET DOT DATSUN king. Cost $200. 51'!1 ~75. $2600. 847-78().,1. WE u y ln11ned iate sale! EL DORA DOS '69 FI1\T 8::xl S;.il'drr Good re-bit eng. Nu Michelins * 'GS KAR.\1ANN Ghia. xtra 14 TO CHOOSE 847·6087 549-333l !' •• . .,.,..YOUR ·JRE! ·DATSUN ·GAS ' CAN WITH DlMONSTIATION RIDI f &lJ....4067 'G5 SC Porsche. Silver. Mags. B Call * 61'5-5035 18211 BEACH BLVD. .~~~~·£. 1~~-1&;X1ras. Call ALPA R~=R~AAB ·in . '°'·~"o"'k°'X"fG=·~A~"1~1~F-M=-'-"_""_· USE·D· ~~~114~~mileage,. $1Z!5. COUPES_-';.~~Y.~TIBLES tiUNTINGTON BEACH I "SERVICE" Wttotever Yo•r Sert'iC• ~~II ... DOT'S 10'51 I --HONDA PORSCHE 1961 S'10 c«w. ·71 \OV Bus, •op '°""· 'M --H..vll.lES-->- 1 , JAGUAR , brand ne1\·cng. reC€nl trans TOYOTAS rnlleagt'. u·/air, $2200. 38 TO CHOOSE CADILLAC I I grl'at car, $2000. 55&-7461 aft 979-8006 or 673-9782 COUPES ' l~J72 HONDA Sedan. n1a~ 6 pn1 11·hls R.adiaJ fires. 16,000 J:\G. '70 XKE Cl)('. ale '~""'==-=~---'JO V\V Sq. back clean $lj() & SEl>ANS I 'iO CAO. pt.'rr l'ond. am/fm. S!\'l'l.'O. ;ill il\'f"'. Pri ply. 1 !'iacrif at s.:1'250. 673-8604 nlile~. il.lnkr offer. 546-16:\0 :u11/fn1 Chrom1>. ll'ircs. xlnl PORSCHE, l96'.l. \V h i L,.. ALL 1973 MODELS take over payments. morn CONVERTIBLE.:$ i·ond. $3850 pri p!y. TI4 · \\'{black interinr. Electric IN STOCK or eves 5..'1,6-1582 Many exct.lllent colors JAGUAR '71 XJ-6 Sedan Sable Eisr1u interior, loaded. n1ilt•s, 131:-.48\\'\. $6789 ]O\V lltirm11 .. lllu1t11~. 'i'U'4' p(ljljl >til\ & 1111\~l -'"' ' ' .t•.ll' ~56· I · sunroof. 673--0234 -Ch · 1 · l rlo ,.....," '72 V\V SUPER Bug. Sun OICC () 1n e rs -~~M""'AZ=~D~A---'-'70 PORSCHE. 9ll'f. 5 speed. roof amtfm perfect con· (Cloth & leathcrJ ~ellow, xtras. i m mac. diti~n. $2!li0.' 84&-4658. :ractory a ir conditioning mags, priv. party. 497-1077. , . . Full pcno.·e:r . Choice of: '61 PORSCl-IE w/reblt '64 69 VW, stick. rlh, nu tires Siert"() AM/FM radio super clean $875. Cruise control Lease A Rotary En9lne MAZDA ~t31~ew uphol & tires, 5-IS-6016 Think opener & more TRIUMPH ·r.~ V\\I Campmobile. >..'lnt All in immaculate condition RXJ Stalion \Vagon our mos1 '00 912. Rebuilt engine. Super popular n1odcl! ' ~~~CY.' tires. $2700. Ph: Only $80.11 Monthly '59 PORSCHE. super cond .• MIRACLE MAZDA ;;;~u,;J!'i4J'";a1,. $1900101• TR 4 cond. i\1ust sell. Will sac. Largest selection in Fully NJUi p. 675-7459. Orange County ·;o vw 26.500 miles, air con-Nabers Cadillac dilionerl good concl. $1350. AtrrHORIZED DEALER 5.'J7-38.l8. ~ HARBOR BL., '65 V\V BUG, $600 COSTA MESA da;>·s ·~ CAD. U,i lnlleuge, $1r:iO. or best offer. C'lll 846-68&1 '67 CADILLAC Convert. 56M miles. RtH. Air. Private .R_arty 6-16-8069 aft lPM ·~ SEDAN De Ville. 1 owner, 72,COO mi, Nttds paint, $94)). 6~36 1968 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville. Top cond . Bes1 ofter. &IS-0648 ':;& PORSOIE. Rehlt eng. '71 Jaguar Y· 12 '!1:-iO llarbor Blvd. trans & transax!e. A Steal E T C Cosla 1\fc:>a 6--Ki-5i00 a t $1200. 673-6806. 7.9 pm. Compl('te!y r e co n d . to Jxoauli ful ~howroon1 con- dition. MAny new parts & extras. Over $2000 put into it. $1 \:,0 01· hes! offer. 644-5010 Reblt eng. Good Cond;tlon 5'0·9100 Open Sund'JI "'UICK CASH Cal I 673-~'95 eves 'f' '!i9 \T\V Catnpcr Bus, sunr[, You don'!_ ne~d !I gun to THROUGH A ype OUpe '62 PORSCHE Supec. Rebu;lt B. f~, .LjT<-'l'll, loaded. !v1·11! J * M d ,73~R-1--*-engine .~-trans. r>.'ev.· !ire~. VOLKSWAGEN 1·;11· 1062iB\\' 1 ai; a 0 ary very <'lean, moving, 6.it>-d:}j9 $66.66 $66 MONTH 'iO V\\', ?.(l,OOJ in 1 I e s, u1r/cond . l'\e\'" tirt's. Xlnt COnfl. $14;}1), 67J-fi226. ~lllanmir. llluh11-s ll!lllD ' .w2lt. Ji1s ' ~r.lCI .... ' '"''' '""" ..... ·-'"'" --... 'fr! .)A(.:tJAR 1\1K 10. Cla~~i<" luxury S('r!an, fully resto1'C'd 10 mint cond. New 11hr, lac· qut'r, \\'nod finish. en~. hrake~. Pirelli til'C's. $6000 investcrt. r.1ust Sl'll, $3900. ;flB-6611. 1 5 lines, 5 days tor 5 bucks. .16 l\IONTll.O.:: 0?1-:;-.I LEASf. \\"llJ ac•cc1>I trad>'·ln~ C,\LL ~IR. l'RY 1'4.'!.(jj\56 Hunt. Beach MAZDA SPRITE SPRITf; '66 r.<1dio/henter radials xlnt cond .. more ex- tras. m\J~t sell, $47~ PVI, pr1y. 536-1i76 . SUNBEAM 'II V \V Hus, sun roof, /\:\1/FM rndio, •'Xrf'lli:>nt t'Qnd ition, $2.150., 493-3289. '70 VW CON VE RTI BLE 1u1 !op. Sl:'.00 96?.-Joll:i '62 SUNBEAM Alpine Conv. 'tjg V\V Bug. Auto trans, nu 17111 Beach Bl. 842-6666 good tires. $400. eng, cu.~tont paint. rfh, 1111 1973 1\tAZD/\ 4.<:pd, ate, vinvl ' Cal} 548-fm7 tires. 5.12-9109fi'J2-0591 1op, many xtras. Must seiL 69 SUNBEAM Alpine. GT. '68 V\V Bug. Auto. Stif'k. 5.'>7-9'110 HT, 4 pass, good <."Ond., $72.5. Xlnt. Ne1v cng. Only 13,000 · "' Phone 586-5790 mi. 494-6052 AJSk for Jim. Like l.O trade? Our Trader's rr·d l'<'hit en~ ··orav.• f Mt \vhen you DAILY PILOT Sl~11io. . 5'!8-0267. plaec an ad in lhe Daily 1!17:1 V\V Super Beetle. ~~~}_;7~~t Ads! Call 0011' I WANT AD sunroof. ~~·enings -. -I --~--c-cc---,=ol !)(i..'\-1.'-lll Autos, lmportea 970 1 Autos, Imported 970 VOLVO ECONOMY & SAFETY PLUS Savings & Comfort In Our Remaining 35 ' • BARWICK Datsun Specia!s '73 CHEVY l·Ton $6195 Cheyenne P1ckup. LRss than 5,000 ml., 9 'ii' Ca.Hf. Self Contained Camper, air cond. SUPEH NICE! (73909N) Like to trade? Qi.Ir Trader'.!! 'I Paradise column is for you! 1i;c=:::...:==.:::.-...:.:.::.:::.::.::::c..:.::.:!'.:.:.::::.:_.....:.9.:.7.:..0 Autos, lmporlod 970 call a1vay 64:l-56Th. TOYOTA '54 V\V . No engine~ $:,0, a.:; \s. ::;nt-Sun. 9Al\.1-2PM . 2 3 4 Autos, lmpGrted 970 ,-1 A t A CM •·•2 1"-·70 TOYOTA Corolla O\\'el'. P· · 1 ""'-oou. NEW VOLVOS• Immediate Delivery '72 DATSUN 1200 $1695 Fastback. Super Ga~ Sav{'r. 4 S1J('cd. 1893FFG) _ $649 '68 '68 '65 DATSUN Woqon ' 1r;ite'O. 1<1_dlo, l\(!_,lt&r1 ·~1n1 (Of.c:lj/fo~, Llci!'n~e VHA/166 VOLVO 144S MERCEDES 27.0S ' $oted, ,11.)• (Ofl(I .. ltl'll~,, lf\letil)I, lull llko ~ow HQZ.11,, Up,. I "1::1:,·,, I $7951 $10951 5 1095 I $1095 I $1395 I -- LAIGI llUCTION IUllS, CAMPllS, PASTIACIC & SOUAll!IACIC. AND MANY OTHll PINI CAii AOVl ltTIJl!O ftltlClil 0000 TO' P,M, SUNOAY, AVOV$T l • Sprin1er. Good cond. S.1c. '6ll V\V Bu~. S750. · · I $975. Co.11 97~. 'f,8 V\V BRjl'l Bug. $9!Y.1. ··1 TO\'OTA C 4 d 962-2273 nr 962--0:).-:.s 1 otXina, r, ---------.. _ 1·/h, ;~,000 f1·cev.'8Y n1ilP~. 1~72 \\\I 411 Squarehack it13-2592 oft 6. Air CQndition!n~ ---P-1 --I' c·:.il 11f11·r ~fllll. ,192~668 1:1!'.fi llitrhor. C.ill. 64ti-9303 Need a :·r:-ao .. ? .. cc an a(. I ~~---.• -•• -•• ~.,-8 "1 ('.111 G--12~.:67~. , ,;1•1.;i·;·,1'! Sf"'I! irlll' ilc-111.-1 ..,.._......JOJ -~-~-----·~---"'...------::::::--~-----......- ~t41l ltu!iA W VOLVO ., .. ..... ~ I '72 '72 ''72 DATSUN Pickup (;u.i Saver. 4 Sp1·1•d. J;ndio. l:.!H5~'WB 1 FORD Courier Vas S11\'t'1' rl SJit.'f'd, HRdio, ~781FN~l1 D•TSUN-!io W~Oit Gas Sav<'1". '1 S1"lC<"d. (569ELE) • '72 CHEVY 1 /J·Ton s3395 Vnn Ctunper. G1111 .Sav(•r. Air cond .. auto, trnnl'., (87l 35K f _ BARWICK IMPORTS INC. 33375 Camino Capistrano, Son Juan Capistrano U\1.L 493 . 9JT!I cm 031.~ 1375 •o• N•w &. U1ed Cctr S•l"·Leo1h11•Dollf hntol1°S.AIC•·P ..... SA.LIS HOURS SliRVICI HOURS Mff,.Set, f 0.111. t-. f p.M. Mon•Ftf. 7:30 •.tn. t9 S 11·""' Suttdevt_f •·M· to 6 p.-. Saturd.., 7:JO to Hoo• C•ll 493-3375 or 831·1'75 I .. I r ' ' :NTIL Y EE U FINEST SELECTION --HIGHEST TRADE ALLOWANCES ''WE TRY HARDER'' e STATIO~ WAGONS GALORE! 19 ~~. !A~~~AD! AN '71 FORD LTD S9Ull l t P'ASSENG-11 VI , a1,1fomatic, radio, heater, powar 1ta1rln9 I: ditc braket, factory a ir cond. ()41 ETFI $2845 LEASE . SPECIAL '72 PONTIAC SAFARI WAGON VI, a11tomotic, R&H, pow•r 1l••rin9 & br•k•1, foclo•v air conditioning, roof rack. IJ,11) mile1. (892GJVI 53467 '69 PONTIAC t PASSI NGll VI, automatic;, feo:tory air, r•· dio, healer, power 1tearin9 pow1r brakes. I 16]0771 $1995 '73 VENTURA II $6sss . MONTH 350 V.8, a utom.,tic, ra dio, VI-Automatic Transmf1sloo- Alr Coodltlooi-Rad lo- Hoater 12HFYY J BIG SAVINGS 1 YEAR or 12,000 MILES Ava ilable on all domestic used cars. 1 year or 12,000 miles, whicheve r occurs first. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC WI LL WAR RANTY ·COMPL ETE DRIV E TRA IN Including engine, tr,.nsmiss ion & rear end •••••••• heater, vinyl top, custom interior, white side wall tires. ( 565GOU J No Down Pymt. 36 Mo. O.E.L . '72 ~.~~!.:.~!.~,~~P,,,!3345 P.S., P.B., f11elory air. 15,790 mil•1. f95968K! • '69 ~~~!: ~'~~~!.r~ ... 51995 1t••rin9, faetory air, vinyl top. (YWY12Sl • 111111 lllLEllll * ••••• * HARBOR BLVD . . ~ .. 1'/i MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN "DIEGO FREEWAY - Aul•• for Sal• l§l l '---·_""'_"'"·__,!§] I .___.,_ ...... _ .... ____,J§ll '-_.,_ .•.. _., ... _. ~l§l I .,,......... l§l i.__-_ ... _ .. ___,l§l [ ..... ,... l§l 1~""-""'_ .... ~l§l I .... ~~ A-~ m~~ m~~ m~~ m~~ mA-~ -~------990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, U"•d 990 Autos, Used ·=::::.o..:==---~:;i CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHRYSLER CORVmE FORD FORD MUSTANG PLYMOUTH PONTIAC '70 ELOOR.AOO, 30,000 ml. young, showroom fresh, ~:1 Ieaving co u ntr y, 6T.f-5:Jtt9 'TI CAD Cdv, all xtras, lthr ,t,: stereo. 43,000 mi's. $4193 or bst ofr. 833-1316 or 673--887:!. '72 CHEVY NOVA Chance of• Life Time Z.DOOR COUPE '70 Custom Chrysler 300 Ex~llent cond ition! Auto. "Hurst" 2 yrs/12,0CX> ml. re-. matic transmission, po"'-er n1ain on warranty. Only 2 in steering, low low niiles this area. Superior cond. (53lEAAl. $5,0CX>. Li. #195BEQ. 0....rner GREAT ECONOMY 5.164680. $2377 """c'=""=o""'N=Tl~N=E~NT~A~L- GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN-MERCURY ·73 CONT. 4 D,. '"Town '69 VET. 427, 4 spd, convert. n1oving, must stll. Eves 714: 847-3749, days n4: 64&-0067 DODGE '68 Dodge Chargre Auton1a!ic h-ans, po~·er sleer- ing. air tonditioning, vinyl top. '68 CADULAC J-.:ldora<lo. Beaut firen1isf brwn, beige landau top, am/fm stereo, nu !ires, $2500. 586-1997 BY O\\'ner -'TI El Dorado. 36.000 1ni. loaded. Nu tires, S5i00. or best offer. 646-4ti6G 10120 Garden Grove Hlvd Car." Evf'ry conceivable G.G. ·· f'Xtra. Only 6,600 n1 i . $977 6"2980 1\ B S 0 LUTE LY I M· CAM ARO _. i\IACUL\TE! Blue Book '70 CHEVY CA MARO ~w.tWll4. $7,235. Pl·il'ed nt $6,•150 firn1 :!'"rt~~mediate sale. Private a!: VOLVO 552-7000 or 828-4342 W' '70 CAi\-tARO Ra11ye Sport. G~~~. ~!~· k'e';;1 c':f, (8~~ '71 MARK 11 I 1966 1-Iarbor, C.M. 646-9303 In1n1ac! P/S, P/B, air, M1'1E ). Gold, fuU po<.~·er, [ac. air ron-'68 CHARGER RT black and bucket seats. ronsole, auto, $2680 ditioning, vinyl roof, AJl.1/ loaded with extras. Im- dlsc brk!I, radio, vinyl top, FI\.f stereo. (5t5CPNJ. ··•-1e $1 600 ~ ~ t-,~ I $2590 ••11300 Th I macW4 • ' , -~ or in <-'U g ass. · •iv -• • is Wffkend On y ! 892-5146 '72 MONTE Carlo, air, ~·in-$5381 4"o"R'""cre=a-:-m:-cpu"°'f"°l.-i'"n-spee-t~& dows, vinyl top, radia.Js, GARDEN GROVE , yw will buy th 1 s xtras, pr!v pty, $3450., LINCOLN-MERCURY econ omlcal, dependable .:.49::'-:,:37'l0;;.:.::.:··=~~~~~c I ----------1 lOtal Garden Grove Blvd., transportation. 492-3506. '68 CAMARO, VB, 11tlck shift, G G 1968 CHARGER gd -nd 14' Sail Boat & '62 CORVETTE. 4 ,~. n1• 63,-9"9 ' mag !I • • o..v • ~~.. Y-2 0 stereo, vinyl top, pis, eng trailer. 549-()'.(14 clutch., bnlkes, tii:es, nwf-xlnt. $1295. rx>2-8526 · CHEVROLET k'rs, xlnt cond._ h 11. & '71 Contine ntal Cpe. ronvert. top, like nu, 1-'ull pov.~r. fac air t.'Olldit:ion· ORANGE '70 01allcnger, 3 962-5872 LI'". Al\t/}'1\f stereo. vinyl spd, nuigs, $1300 or best of. "66 CHE~~ l I • d "' fC'r. Call l>l't l ,f!i 3, 546-2525 ''" .1. mpa n, ., r. '69 BLUE Klngsv.'OOd Chevy roof. t168DZZ). i:tood tran11po11aUon. $500. Wagon. 9 pllM, air, r/h, LOOKS GREAT -flREBIRD 71'1: 96&'6893~ p/b. p/li, I uggage rack, Ull!VES GREAT 'iJ GOLD CAPRICE, low xlnt cond. Make o I ( r . $3983 1. .69 ~'IREBIRD. Blue/black n1ileage, like new. $3395. -5'i6-0648 G'ARDEN GROVE vinyl root, xlnt cond, Full 546-7805 '6:; EL Camino reblt 3Z7 4 LINCOLN-MERCURY pv,rr, $1600. or besr orter. '64 CHEVELLE l\11llibu, sec spcl, nu cltch stty. Xlnt lOUJ Garden Grove Blvd.. J\loving soon. f>-14-16..U at 578 West Wilson, Costa cond., days, 892-8l:i5: nites G G '67 FIREBIRD. Good con- 11esa bef 2pm. 842-2840. 636-2980 d!tion. 326 3 spd., Best offer .. •v: :r~:ra~~s~ ·~raF-1 ~T:-1~ h~i' LINCOLN '68. Full power, *~s~~: :e!;!100 4113-3'7XI ~Good deal. 7 1 4 : =~r96..~2DOO'm/frn stereo, '72 FlREBTRD Esprit. Air MUST sell, 'Q Chevy ~ ,69 CO cl load cond, vinyl top, a/t, clean, Must see to a~te. ~ '69 EL C@mi.no MalJbu, very NT. Super ean, • owner, mU!t sell, 673-7403 Center St. Apt. 7 CM $450. •goodM.,.condJne.i·~~~~-1S311 .. 50r. _ed: :-ea~~~ -· ..... -. ~-RD--, .... ,__ ·arCR'EV'llJ:.l:,--1 'dr .... tMan, .,.,_,,..,~ ... · • · -""' ~ r-\.# good cond~497 ·=-n..~ibu 4-dr. Jan. . COUGAR '70 Ford "65 CHEVl' Malibu 2 .u 6 dau top. lo mlleago, auto. '71 COUGAR Country Squire cyl. autO. Needs no M. ~·~ ~t ~-Small V-8, auto trans, fac, StaUon wagon. Automatic $425. 673-7994 air condition,ng, Pow cl' trans, JX)Wel' steering, fac· '64 CHEVY Impala SS auto •n EL Camino, v..a, 4 spd, !'lteering, and vinyl roof. tory air, luggage rack. 214- /b I t nd map, frri, tape <leek, just (852DJEJ BUI tnyis. P • P 1• ;rea co · reblt. 645-5398 aft " OT' • $2498 · $450. 536-7238. wkend1 $ 1477 "66 CllEVELLE V-ll pis ' GARDEN GROV E -I nd ~very.thin • rebli •n CAPRICE. Loaded. LINCOLN-MERCUR Y . sir co · ,.. • i superb C'Ond. ~.000 mUca, 1',.,. .. L ' or nev.>. $900. 557-~10. priced to sell. P/S, lilt whl, 10120 Garden Grove Bl vd.. al'wn tlJli4 ~i~r:~re~y. .,.,_~H-RJsY-SL~ER~--3i~ -9 --YOLYO Leaving country! 968-3694 "" '67 COUGAR -Jils, auto, -~' ~ ft'" Arr n&>r tlo J 1 1966 i-larbor. C.?lf. &16·930.1 '68 Clf~v ~ , , ,66 WHlTE 2 d Cl 1 , excep n y C ean. Air, $6:i5. Pi1v te party. Sed p rt rnd "?38~ Best ofJer. 3236 Idaho Pl, '61 FALCON 4 dr. a/l, xlnt 84G-290l • mi':,"· p/te ·p~ Sold 'on CM transportntl<Jn car. $200. ' 7 0 E L Cam In o . tlCaled btd, JO~ otf oUtr 1967 COUGAR XR7, map ca:IJ alt 7, 846-0975 \V/homemad'e camper. w/bld . Can be Aeen H 3 ~pd. Clean & Sharp. '67 FORD W6gon, xlnt e<>nd. Good oondJUon. 645-4019 weekdays, 231 'f\lstin AVCI, J995. *** 493-1689 gone over. Clean. 1\/C, elc. • tr-. '68 OIEV sta wq, N~wport Beach. '69 MERC. Cougar XR7, V..fJ, $695/Bcst offer. 002-S7SS ILUIO, a.tr~/'Ob, $5S(I, Afttr 1964 CHRYSLER Newport, 2 auto, fu ll power, Air cond. GREAT Car! '69 Ford 6, 6t6-ll , dr hrdklp, n/c, po'Wel', t Daya ~. eves 586-6042 Galaxle. Xlnt. Ale, $1075. Falt rts0hs are J111t a phOne O\\'Tir.r. very clean, m . 1969 COUGAR convt':rtible, 'Call collect 493-7327 I cal\ away 642--5678. 549-Jr)J2 good condiHon. Call f>48...3123 Want ad re'1ults ..... 612--5678 . • '71 Ford LTD VS. automatic trans, power steering, po1ver brakes .. fac- '72 COUNTRY Sedan. Wgn, '67 MUSI'ANG, V-8. Ex· p/s, disc brakes, air, $3Z5. cellent cond, $950. or ofter. Pri. Pty. Aft. 6, 551-2006 497-1086 after S PM LINCOLN lmy al'. only 39,000 miles. OLDSMOBILE 308DZK. $1777 I :.:;~:-;l,i:-,-,1-;~;;--;-~-d;;~--;;K:-in-t 1~, v;;-,·:1 -~Sal~•~•~&~Se~rvl~ce~:._ L white top, aml!m stereo, OLDSMOBILE PLY. Fury '69 radio, htr, fac. air high miles, runs very gd. $600 or best offer, 536-7257. 8201 Evelyne Cir .. H.B. '70 PLYMOUTH Du ster , xln't cond. Great economy car. Auto. Rad. Pis, p/b a/c. 548-2492 or 645-530'J. - 1\""" .,,,;, tilt whl. lcath"· 16850. GMC TRUCKS lUwn. WllO 675·2819. HONDA CARS TOYOTA MERCURY UNIVERSITY OLDS 1965 CATALINA 1966 I 2850 Harbor Blvd. PONTIAC -Iarbor, C.~'f. IHG-9303 C ta M 540-9840 Xlnt orig (.'Ondltion, A/C, p/s, '71 COUNTRY Squire 9 pass '70 CO LONY PARK o& esa p/b, only $595. 878 \V. \\'il. \\'ag. P/s, p/b, rack st! 10 PAS.S. \l.'AGON '62 OLDS Cutlass. V-8, needs son, CM, 64G-8412. radials. ale. d•"sc b•'--. """ Auton1atic trans1nission. fac-transn1ission. $100. '"" "tVl1 557 3602 PONTIAC Catalina '69 prl"t-eng, 16,000 n1i's. Likt>· new. tory air conditioning, J)O'l\'er ----"'--='-----ty yellow, blk v1.nyl top, air Pvt pty. $3250. Call nlt 4pm \\'indo1vs, AM /Fl\'1 stt'roo, PINTO power, $10CO or best ofler. wkdys, 557-2610. luggage rack, tilt steering ----------640-1751 1973 GRAN "·heel. (176CODJ. =~~-------Torioo wagon, 3J'ATION WAGON '72 PINTO. Xlnt cond. lo mi. '67 PONTIAC Tempest sta* 4200 miJes, fact. \vrnty, air, SPECIAL OF THE \VEEt\ \Vife's car, 4 spd, moving, tion wagon VB, auto air, rack, PIS, P/B, tinted, $2688 n1ust sell, 837-3111 p/s, l650. 557-9367. bronze, immac. Custom in-1972 G" .. ~ Prix all · LEASE OR BUY •n thru '73 Pontiacs DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at F · Drive; Costa Mes8. 546-801 '68 PONTIAC Firebird , DOHC 6, xlnt interior, body, & tires. Blue w/blue. ls reas. offer!! 8451 Jenny La. 1-1.B., apt 126. (Nr New & Atlanta ) T-BIRD '66 T-BrRD. Hardtop. Al original. Low miles. Excel lent condition. Only $695 call 557-8799. '64 T-Bird, l\1int cond. NIM radials, brakes e t c . • 646-2353 aft. lpm. . I VEGA tenor. Sac. $39$. Pvt pty. ~~DEN GROVI PLYMOUTH lull ·~·v 1• "1ve'· Eves. 548--3667. d>il' 642-7474 LINCOLN-MERCURY accessory ~ oad. :w.ooo 10120 mi, $3895. 5'i0-5557 '72 VEGA, like new, GT, cus 'W&~~~~~,' ~n~'co~'. ca.me; irove BIVd., '70 ME',I' Brown, Satelllte '68 PONTIAC GTO, elec int., air" cond ... radio, tinted , $ll50. Days 833-2l61, eves & 6U.:2;80 \v&gon, Lo bk. good cond, conv. top, 4 spd, P/S, fact glass, 6,2(X) mi. '"625. Call : wknds, 67j-28S3. ==-,,:.;.:_:::.:.:_ ___ I AIC, extra-t. 979-8373. tape. $950. $;10-9205. bef 8 PM, 979--2486. · .~n~F=o=R=o'""'w"A"G~O~N--d~ar-k Jl;fERC •72 Col. PK. g...pass~ '6.'l PLYMOUTH Fury lit. '69 PONT GTO, 4 spd, slight °"·n"°""°"P"A°"NEL""~"w'°'ago=n-.-.-u~to-,1 ' °"""'n, a/c, cru.ise control. altl """"n< • 558-A/Cll"'" $3600. Pri 36,000 mi, 1 O\\'ncr. $1200. bdy dmg. $795. as is. $1150. r/h, tape deck, cust. int., .. -~-PY· : ""' """2419 -pai•ed 4~-1112 xlnt -nd ~ ·~ •m lug rack. p/~. disc brakes, .JJr '"' ' · ~:r · ... v • ~· _,_., xl n't cond. S2700. 644--4387 '68 MERC Montego 1\-P\, V-B. Autos Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 auto, full power, au· L-ond. -·--------------------.;._------"''-'! '67 FORD Galrude, 4 cir Days 54IH)8W eves 586--6042 hrdtp, full po\\'er, fnc air, , ' new tlrcs, xlnt cond. $900., 73 COLONY Park . \Vagon. 642-l:J9j aft :;. like new, all P.1vr. au· cond., under 8,000 1n1. 642-2917 1972 !'ORD Torino Squire ,71 MARQUIS \Vagon. Auto. Air. 305 eng. Many extras! Low mileage. BROUGHAM 4-IXX>R R31;2'@ ~or 493::7fffi,_ • ~ ~· f.rtctory air C?'l-•n : . d1tlornng, vinyl roof. ttl1· COLT \\ng. all' R/H, 26 wheel s1l.>ering 29 000 miles miles to the gallon, $1,475~ (2ffi0ZD L ' ' · 545--4850 A FINE FAMILY CAR '70 FORD Fairlane 2 dr $2874 ~ ~=~on. GARDEN GROVE .. 'M~AIRI:ANE 6 i&\l1'1ter .• Ll~C.Q,~,,..ME_g.CJJlb. - standard, looks° & runs verY 1012) GardenG GGrovc mvd., good. Aaldng $275. 53&-5854 ~mo ·10 Cntey Sedan. pis. ale. M STANG xlnt cond. new I.ires, trlr U hitch , hvy dty air shocks, ..-- lug rack, 586-4898 $2200 '72 MUSTANG Grande. pwr. '64 FORD CUstom 4 dr Xlnt cond. Alklng $400. 53&-8987 '66 F'ORD Cost. 500, 2 dr. i:;oou mi 's •. 200(] oond. $400. Cu ll 673--5692. 1!JG2 -roru:> FircCin. brol<eil drive 1haft, tow away, best offer. 646-8372 eves. 1969 FORD EconoUne, ElOO Van, 6 cyl auto. $1400 or of- fer. 64~~ MUST SELL ·oo Galaxle Runs well * $150 * or offer. 545-"5.'GS '67 FORD WlllOO.. xlnt cond., gone over, $750. · * 96:H786 * CLASSIFTEO .•.•.•. 64i.66'JI SIB. air cond. Al\t/FM stereo, llUto shift console, new radials, immaculntc. lo rnl.. prvt. prty. S.~.100, !J68.J562 '67 MUSTANG. mu,..;t ~II, ~~~!l 2 ffE!r. 67~5515 '65 MUSTA NG ·FRslback, many extras. 642-8193 aft(!l' 4 pm. '65 MUSTANG, 6 cyl sUck, aood condition. $5r50. Call 640-IO'l\l '67 MUSTANC v~. auto, air, pa, low mUe1, aood oond, llOll5. an 6, 213, M:l--1037 '66 MUSTANG , 289, auto, dli;c brk1'. console, geuge11. Clean, $695. 494-5924 R/H, auto traftt, fvlly 9e11I,.. ped 1272TC kl '65 CHRYSLER ..... o. ,,. .... ,.Wff .ttffrl.,., factory •Ir. (120JfY} mo. mo. mo. ' • •..:oo.. • 31! DAILY PJLOT Saturday, AuguU 4, Jq7) • ' 11171 COUNTRY SQUIRE ' 10 PASSENGER STATION WAGON Vt automatlc..frans., factory 1lr, powtr stetr· ···1rv;110Wfr windows, tuggege rtck. C501([)J) · s3199 STATION WAGON VI. auto. trans., factory air, power steering, IUQQage rack, low miles, tike new. 1837BHJ) '63 FORD '% TON PICKUP VI, 'spted heavy duty 1Jres, excellent «lndltion. 12088 • 1970 CUSTOM FORD VB. auto. trans., power steering. (602DFC) 9 $ 1972 V2 T. Custom Styleside Pickup V·!, stick shift, air conditioning, radio, heater, low miles, like ne·N No. 209370 1969 FORD MUSTANG VI, auto. trans .. powtr·sleerlng, vinyl roof. (#W8) 1971 VW BUS Fully equipped, rtady·to go! (295DLH) $ 9 $ 9 OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW . WE THINK IT ONLY FAIR TO THE OTHER DEALERS IN THE AREA NOT TO AD.VERTISE OUR Dl.SCOUNT PRICES. • OUR DJSCOUNT SALE CARS AND TRUCKS WILL BE CLEARLY MARKED ON THE WINDSHIELD FOR THE BUYER'S EASY CHOICE. DUNTON FORD DOE_S IT AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT AGAIN EARLY BUYERS WILL HAVE THE BEST . READ THIS SELECTION OF OUR .EXCEPTIONAL AD AND DISCOUt!T SAVI_~! TH15...W __ r£_fK!~:-__ -_ -. ~..::--:-_-·---COJAUL - EASY TO BUY FOR THE CREDIT TERMS AND LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTSTHRU YOUR BANK, OUR BANK, FINANCE CO. OR CREDIT UNION OFFER VOID AFTER AUGUST 5, 1973 ....... . . ... ..-ii ........ ~ 1970 PONTIAC STATION.WAGON '!>TON VAN BUY OF THE ·:tEAR I I VI, automatic Iran! .• factory air, power steer- ing. power brakts, Juggag~·rack. (ZRS43) 52199 Sliding door camll@r conversion1 Chrome whffls. a. wldt oval tirts. tow miles. VI, 1uto. trans., factory air, tikf new. f070CPHJ '71 TOYOTA DELUXE 1969 FORD 1600 CPI. 'speed, heater, extr1 sharp, (866EAll $ 1/2 TON PICKU, ~ ' V8, 3 sottd, radio, CAMPER SHELL. ·•·• [~ I 5 :...+-"""_DJ __ ,·~..L...-• -=<;.-' . . <' >I . .• 1968 FORD T-BIRD LANDAU 2 Or. Hardtop. luxury equip. with luli poWtr & factory air conditioning~ low rnlles, clean. IYQW088) · '65 CHEV. V2 TON - PICKUP TRUCK Excellent mechanical co~ition -sharp. 1vjx591) $ 1969 CHEV . l;4T. Fl~etside PICKUP V·!, auto. tran s .. radio, heater, hvy df"f. tires, clean! No. 5514~( 1969 FORD Country Squire STATION WAGON $ 10 passenger, V8, auto. trans .• fK1ory air. powtr steeri119-oower brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires. linled glass, Good milts, prict no mistake. IZWM298J · 1972 FORD CUSTOM SOO 4 DOOR VI, auto. trans., IKIMV air conclilioning, power $ (disc) brakes. power windows, tildio, htattr, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wMtl covers, tow mi lei, yellow w/while top, Jmmacu· late! (851ETC 1971 BUICK Le Sabre -. ~•. ., HARDTOP VI, auto. trans., l"lctory air conditioning, J!tJWtf steering, power brakn. (09SJDA) 1968 MUSTANG VI. slick ~lff, power steering, t1dio. llke new. (#1975A) 1971 FORD PICKUP ll•·TON CAMPER SPECIAL HEAVY DUTY. Auto trans., power 1teerino. l)CWer br1kes. '66 FORD RANCHIRO VI, 1utom1ttc trans., powei sfttring, racri~ titater, sharp 1hruout. (U38&S2) 1970 PONTIAC FIRHIRD Auto trans .• factory air, power steering. power brakes; vinyl roof. {S;C3CEK) s2 1970 MAVERICK 2.J>OOR -1968 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 6 cyl., auto. I rans., radio, heater, whitewall fires, tinted gla~s, wheel covers. -43,431 miles, orange ' w/white vinyl roof, gas slpPtr. Sharp! ( ZK8805) -' L 0 • 2 D'R. 'H.1. '• •• , ~--.... ••.1•· ~ c.yl., 5tick ~h:fl. radio, heater, spoiler bar, head ;;coop. !WAFJ92l FORD • .. .. .. ... .. •